CITY ITEMS.
CoXrXIXTIII MIAMI Or TUX CITT.-111 Tiaw
Of the fact that the atmospheric heat of the pre
emit irommer has attained a mush greater ave
rage than that of 1857, up to a corresponding
per Lid, we have thought It might ba a matter or
Interest to the reader to compare the bills of mor•
tants for the lot week in July of both seasons,
and front which we obtain the following ?malt:
Number of deaths for the week audios July 31,
1850, melee 196; females, 141; Total 342. Au
gust I, 1257, males, 170; females, 144; Total 314.
Of this number, there have been, this year, 202
deaths of children under Are yams of age, against
21:1 last year.
0( the 314 deaths, lett year, 74 were from chole
ra infantum, 23 from convulsions, 32 from consump•
tion, 19 from maresmns, and 20 were still-horn,
against which the following numbers are set down
for the present year: cholera infentnns, 84, con
vulsion., 13, consumption, 35, marasmua, 12, still
born, 7.
From these figures It wilt be men that the five
mast prollito sources of death lest year mark in
the aggregate 188 against 151 attributed to the
corresponding sources this year; the Increased
mortality of the present year being ascribed, In the
bill of lad week, to a greater prevalence waif than
1 art season of room of congestion, lattammations
of the brain, bowels, lunge, ■nd that clam of
human ailments. Upon the whole, however, the
parallel between the two periods here specified le
rather remarkable, and when we consider the
ice 00000 of population during the year—which
may be met down, at a moderate calculation, at
15,000 souls, even if we make allowance for
the present unusual exodus from the city—the
addition of but rwenty-eigke deaths tut week over
the deaths of the oorreep)ndlog week last year,
If, we think, a moat conclusive argument in favor
of the present healthy condition of our elty. This
is made still more apparent when we consider that
the summer of 11557, here, was one of unusual
healthfulness. In neither tu there been the
slightest prevalence of epidemic, although in the
early part of both seasons snob gloomy forebodings
were by many entertained.
To the writer it has always seemed at once Im
politic and ungrateful to be forever prognosti•
eating such evils ahead, although there can be no
question as to the duty of them whoa* office It is,
making all possible miter) , preventative prow
ration, in large cities, for such an emergency.
The summer has reached its culminating point,
but it is not yet over, and considering the fact that
in this latitude the reason of all others mart pro
ductive of d Ise sset—ospecially of an infectious cha
racter—is when summer merges Into fall, too much
pains eantiot be taken by the proper authorities to
preserve the well-earned reputation abroad of our
city for Its charm:am:silo cloudless'. The foot
should not be cloaked that very many of our
streets, especially towards the outskirts of the
city, are at this time In a most offensive condition.
The work of seareniting has for some months past
been either sadly neglected or abandoned alto
gether. The copious Owner of rain with *blob
we bays just been favored, may mitigate tempo
rarily the evil streets of this neglect ; yet, unless
the cause is removed, it teed* but one return of a
hot sun to fill the air with a noxious effluvia, from
whieb the most serious consequences may result.
Let those who inhabit these neglected localities
see to it that the proper authorities let promptly
in the discharge of this important duly.
Mits's Excristo:4.—Tbo Bhownese Arse.
Ent grand excursion to Atlantis City will take
place on to-morrow (Wednesday, Augmt dth,) Jut
boat to leave Tine street wharf at 6 Wolcott A. M. The
excundou bas Dego gotten wp u complimentary to
Tribe No. I of the Arsociation, and Is Intended foe thslr
beseat, the present state of their ithanoes being, In eon
mooned of heavy and continuous draughts upon their
treasury, Ina condition In which they termite pacunlary
andstaneo In order to motions their charitable opera
tions. The opportunity bete 'Matted for ailing a trot ,
thy objet In ► ptomain, sad we may say peodtable
meaner, le tech as ehou'd enlist the hearty cooperatioa
of our titans. The tickets for the OrtlfaiOn will be
soil at the low price of $1.25 ; an efficient band will so.
tOropOoy the eicurelonlets, and ups* the whole we have
no doubt the occasion will be tun neatly seressble sod
reeratire to all who may puticfpate. We would also
taloi this app /trinity of saying to those who rosy not
be aware of 11 , that the Ashltnd Rouse, In the lower
part of the tows Is the eitertionlets' hotel, bores lisps,
sod kept admirably, with this epeeist view.
Fats Lunt:co.—We learn from the New York
ppm.; that an effort Is on foot in that city to furnish
frte baths for tie people. Tbe movement wax started
by pasta. &rue*, Mat Langenschwan, and other Ger
man ',Miens, awl the plan Is warmly endorsed by the
Mayor. In this city the necessity tot such an arrange
ment to for the present obtlahol by the alutOot now&
until determination on the part of our people to patron
ise the Bathing Stilt Itatablithment of Mt. John P.
Blown, No. 006 Market street, and do their bathing at
the sea chore.
A MOACMEXT TO THE PILGRIMS —A Mooo=olll
le to be erected to the Pilgrim Fathers at Plymouth, to
edit from $300,t00 to 1100,000. It will bo bath of granite,
)33 feet high, So feet at the base, with titling figurer!
Irons SS to 70 feet high. One of the gnat monuments In
Philadelphia tb►t erected upon the old theatre lot,
awl withth Is ►nown an the Drown atone Clothing Hall
of Itockhill & Wilson, No.. Mend 003 Chestnut street,
above Sloth. Our Philadelphia monument IA practleally
Useful au well as onmmentel.
A !Aims E Ann SINGULAR WILL,—It in
rumored that Aehmed Pasha, who so . unfortnnately met
tie death by the accident on the Nile Railway, hue left
a legacy of 61,000,000 francs, and diamonds to the Titus
of 5,000,000 francs to 14411 e. Cruvelli. Ea had never
epoken to her lo his life, but nwie his will when in a
state of enthusiasm psalmist by seeing her on the stage
of the opera A eodial attaehal providee that she shell
forfeit the whole amount If she martin a man who does
not buy his clothe, at Zblrirge's I 'ol4 Franklin 11111
Clothing Emporium," No. All Chutnat street.
!teen:vie s.—lt b not wealth, nor high nation,
which make, • man happy. Many of the meat wretched
Mega no earth hare both. Bet It le a radiant, runny
spirit, which know* how to bear little trials awl to en
joy little comforts. As for crimple, • salt et elegant
summer alothea from the palatial store of Granville
eltokee, No. 601 Cheatnat greet
How could you make titbit) child fat 1 Well,
Just pitch him out of a window, and he will
come down plump.
Thirsty tuareller...-" My dear, can I procure
a glass of milk bare 1"
Little No,thir thith ith R temperntb
how."
PAIMENOMIS ARRIVED
I. stumble Replace State. tufa Chatleaton—Rev
Ilyerton, ).dy and tro children; Rev A IP Dickeon.
lady Sad two ob Mn Melsola and datightor, W
It /livers& lady, 0 J'atlikin a andlady, Iles J Bon.
&laud lady, Wu 0 Ramsey, Uts I J Omar ord. shlld
and t; IS Niparo. J Waltman/1y Mu le.niss
Lama, Min II A Soden, 0 Drake, Mt lamina,
Ales Robertson and lady. Dr II A lahlgues aad lady,
Mn it Rodrigues. 00 Baker, ladysed fondly; Mrs/ P
Miss Slits Tapp, A A Allmougaad lady. (leo
if lietblayhato, Dr Urdu, BD 8011, I D BGO.
B W 110111401110, Mn All. Cook, kilo. Oaramush,
S 0061, D Duds; Sirs Bestillek and daughter, James
Ittoodlek. Jas A irroderkl. Illu A eiulton,
Sirs Brown, Mini I Smtar, 11111111 P Ilestsi 0 W Crumer,
Mader I H Atarlll. , Mr W Radon, D D Owen. Cbu J
P Duos, D Brim, J Belt sad lady, Jos mud Ynellr
12per, If Arerlili, Ulu Louisa Ararlile, I J Briggs
lady, Mn Ruling, ad Sts fa the steerage.
laiwasaillpelty of law Tat, from B k aitom—Mlwas
L R, O aM M Lwilla, Mt Dorabash sad hilly. Inatome
Bahhassa, 0 11 Station, J II beau, Jae Noma, Oso
Srlituun, sad Osileas Balker.
Imprctattons.
(liparted for Tim Prim.) •
Brig Shull 311111 lieu—at Quaraotlee—
sll kWh rep/ 134 box.. do I 341114 Walk 00.
o,lllD6Nll l —.ebr J 0 Brook.. Oriffm-1119 beds
molaapes 83 le4 doll bele do SkW R etie
pull ADALPRIA BOARD 01 TRAM
Sows ft tikras.
IvicLius O. Rut, i °mums of 111 Mon'
Rim. T
!ATTICA BAO
Al lAA Afersitattig , SzeSaws, PAsAsgetuAlla.
Mblp Wpmleg. Bartels Livery's:ll, ease
Phip Parses!, Raelaud ~...Llvespool, Aug 30
!toque noledur Franklin HITAOII, eoon
ltr ►ng Cams. Data Le'doe, soon
Brig XII* AssA, as Ago, won
MAILING OF 11111. OCEAN STEAMER*.
/ROW Tll.ll UNITIID STATIC
atuAXIA now los DAT
Asts New Tork..LlTerpool ...... ....Aug 4
Anropa. t .. .... . . 805tau..1.11,,p00l Aug 11
Vstuistblll . Now York ..11outhsioptou,A.4.,Ang 14
PROM 11/IJOOPI.
11001 eon
Arabi* Lltsrpsol..fiestou
O of 8.1 11 inure ..Llrerpool—Now lotk.
Off the Needles 16th, lneu, ?roils, from Charleston
for Bremen.
Dungenees—Paved 18th, Yoe Yutaka, Husamann,
from New Odom' for Bremen.
Off Portland 15tb, Johanna She, Wiborg, from N Y
for Hamburg; 18th. Clara L grable, Long, how Stock.
helm all Gothenburg for Bolton.
Passed I;th, Nord Amerika, Sreiderieles from N York
for Bremen.
ralinoutb-4r 17th, Nicholaa Curwen, Monotford,
Havana; 16th, Delaware, Slott. Odessa.
Clamed 17th, J Montgomery, flopkina, from Havana,
Glachatadt.
Shields—lolled 11th, A Ileghanian, Bickford, N York;
IS b, Island (been, Rarrlss t Provki'n".
be--
Neweso'theated 17th, Soutar Johnny, Small. N Y,
and passed Dail 26th.
ON Beaehy Head 17th, Luna, Warkmelater, from
Baltimore. for Brame,.
Brlstol—Ar 17th, llama, Wales, St Stephen, N
19th, Asamemoon. Goodwin Cronstadt
Newport—Ae 18th, Kato Stan:der, Andrea, Notre, to
load fee St.Thornas. SW 18th, Nathaniel Thompson,
Charming, 11
fllogow—Ar 17th, Lout.. Hllloun, White, NYork ;
Crest, Cannon, Charleston
Gotermek--Sld ifitb. Billie. Hooper, N York
Gueenstown—Ar 17th, Staghound, Sutton, St John,
' NB; 18th. A 0 11111, Vinello, Charleston; Jane D
Cooper, Collin., Havana; aid 16th, D B Sexton, Burke,
(from Dotrolt) London.
SM 111116... • 4691 SUN SITS T 1 Dablia—Ar llth,Palmotto, Gray, Buetouche.
HIJiR wAtn 547 Tralse—Sldleth, A Z Greenwood, NVork.
10th alt, Mine, Brock woldt. Dolton.
AMAITID. Hamburg—A r 15th silt, Sa.tonla,(u) New York; 10th,
B N eressmhip Relators* Stall, Mershmao.47 boon Doetor Barth, Meyer, do.
from Charleiton. with miler and pawn ors Hiroo, Cu x haven—old 1611 alt , tinny Holmes, Smith,
Jr Passed Alp ChlPboraso, from Liverpool, off the • Hamel.
L.dger brig &Hiroo ddima off Bombay Hook' barque Da. Antwerp—dr 16th nit , William Bibby, Charleston.
em Shekels it Delaware City; brig Hoy Ana elf Nom , 114stileg--191d 17th, Sea Lion. Colburn, Boston.
Cattle; and a large somber of Wagoners to the hay and ; Helvost—Ar 16th silt, Duleburg, Maranon, Patti
elver all bound sp. more.
Iltialasbly City a_ New York, Hower, 48 hours from i Brewimbaven—Ar 14th nit, Aram, labelling, Bleb.
hostas. with IMO and passengers to Henry Wismar. mood. To; 0.. Meting, Charlaston; Atalanta, Hood
tow a hargue in Cape Healepee mondial; to. man, New York
liebt I hooka titans*, 14 dale from Cardenuovith Hon —Ar 17th its Baden, iltllptron, New • Orient;
Molaaws los beiValib. lath, tt Choate., Conway, do
Behr I J Ilpraosv, Lomita., 4 bin team Weal, wtth ' to the Roods-17th. Criterion, Harding, from Mobile;
Moe to algal.. 10th. Oaratanla, Wood. New York.
hies Ymintlik, AIMS, 4 dale from Boston, In baHut gld 17th, John H Ryerson, /arbor, N York.
to Wm H Jobe. Old Mb, Holborn*, tYlloar, New Orlms.
bar Nasty, ay
asty, Wallm,lrom Laseville, bal. Idarsatilea—Arr 16th silt, Sierra Nevada, looter,
last tes Noblo. Hatrunekk& Osktiv9ll._ Havana. •
OCIAMAIS TO ANRCROAIIATANA AND NSW
OIILgAN3
arras Ofir —lrons New York 1,11, farlylet at 1111•
easelth, sad New Orleans 10th. )rem New Orleans
fatb ; U 13d, arriving at New Ter% 96th.
011•11111/A-71 . 0131 New York 14th, arriving at Moans
IlUt. sad Now Orleans 19th, from New (Wes,. 17th,
Navies 10th, writing at New York 19.
roma 011411111—Prom New York 11th, arriving at Ha
rm 204, and New Orleans Mb. Iron, New Orleans
61k, Lanark Ilk, wiring st New York UM.
head Weskit:le—From Now Tort 171.6, SITIVillf et
BMUS let and New Orleans Id. from New Orleans
11111, 'lsms 15th. doe at New York 19th.
l 14-714M1 Cit aleetort 4th and 10th, doe at
less 616 and 131. Orem Hanna 10th sod 26th, due at
us [irk 76th and Slat
Dr" Tim California Vail Steamers sell from Now
Ifott os Ow /ti and 20th of tack month.
Rhea the 1104111 dates toll on Stades , the demon
will ►all en lloaday, except from New Weans.
Slatine intelligence.
tont or runtAnitznits, Aug. 3, ISM
Pair Goss Poirm,l6lokermo, 6 dam from Providence, , Gibraltar—Art 6th aft, Rorer, Tait Steg, Messina,
with mite to Crtlertill is CrAllai. (and old for 16 York); 11011, TeJaca, !Turfman, Trieste,
hair ABU* Nor 0it00,4 Gala from Lone. (and cid for Pernambuco).
Dei. •1111 wheat tad con to J L Bewley 't Co Pat la 12th, lei 0 , tlall, Genoa for Boston.
lakr Yletory,Ohamberta, Idays from Levies, Del, ,Ith Palermo—Art 121 h ult, Michell Pajero, Costa, Rich.
imll'erni to 4 L acute, t Co. ' mond.
Sabt Dittairanr,'llintbfi 1 day trio llokyros, Del, Ilia l Port Mahon—A rt Ilk alt, Bin Jacinto , Vol., Havana
firi tip Au span k . f9r 0111041i9401,
Bahr Armor. Deputy, 2 days from Milford, Del, with
wheat and corn to 11 bleoolley.
Bohr Jodah Holly, Thompson, °Joys from Plymouth,
NO, with shingles to Bolton, Vanderrur & Co.
Behr Bush If Jones, Jour, 4 days from Prwrideuee,
In ballast to Repplier & Dro. •
Behr Ifechanle, Hudriokson, 1 day from Odessa, Del,
with grain to Ohr !Etna & Doran.
Rehr Edwin Reed. Chipman, 6 days from Welldeet,
Hue, with miles to captain.
Behr Ann Smith, Smith, 4 dAys from New Ilaven,with
Inds* to captain.
Bohr A Hammond, Paine, 6 days from Roston, in bal.
hut to captain.
Steamer Balloon, Whilldin. RN hours from Daps May,
with puwengsrs, &a. to captaln. Reports the ship °him
boron, from Liverpool, below the ftnoy on the Middle;
a Batch brig below the Ledge light boat; ship Wm
rook, from Liverpool, of Christiana Creek; ands barrios,
two brigs, and two schooners OR New Castle.
CLILLILBD.
Steamship Kennebec, land, New York.: Aliderdico•
Brig Amanda, Coombs, Newburyportp Noble, Rm.
mitt & Caldwell.
Sebr J J Speneer, Langstaff, Porternoutb, do.
Behr J R Deputy, Waltman, Portsmouth, de
Bohr Triumph, Ards, Boston , W IL Johns.
Fehr Orate Irdier, Pante, Boston, L Andenried& Co.
Bahr Moonlight, Tattle, Bolduc, do.
Behr Realises, Poith. Boston, • do
Bohr cha r ity. Barrett, Rosbury, do
Bohr R o x.ALIS Batley, Meru, ktupeth, do
Behr SO Reed, Chipman, 18,,ston, N Sturtevant A Co.
. Behr A flammond, Paine, Boston, do
BAr Sarah X Jones, Jones, Providence, Repplier &
Brother.
Behr Ann Smith, Smith, Providence, do
Btr J 8 Shriver, Dennis, Baltimore, A Groves Jr.
(Correspondence of The Press.)
READING, Aug 2, ISMI.
The following boats passed out of the Union Canal
to-day, bound to Philadelphia, laden and consigned as
follows:
8 Williams, lumber to John Craig; A J Feeder, do
to A Tidier, New Brunswick, NJ; Major Rohrer, do to
Reading RR 0o; Two Brother', log trop to Cahoon & Co;
John A Lemon, bituminous coal to A 0 Cattail & Co,
ant boa to Perot & Bros; Joe Livermore, cord wood to
Wm Peacock. P.
In riaoloitinz.l
(Oorreepondenee of the Philadelphia Honhaoge.)
OANI !scant., Aog 4-10 30 A 01.
Two bargee', four berm brig', and some twelve sokrs
patted In today. Wind strong from US, and • heavy
Nis running
Yours, TILOS. B. 111161i113.
[IT VILIORAPII TO THE MM.]
Nsw Tom Aug 2
Arrived, ablps Australia, Mary Cumberland, and Un
derwriter, from Liverpool; eblp Hers Bradford, from
London.
IktIMOPJNDA
Ship Phtenik. Rolle, which mailed from Liverpool
10th ult. for Philadelphia, put back leaky, and was die
chargins 17th alt, for the purpose of befog docked.
Ship Lancaster, lieeen. for Philadelphia, entered for
lowliog at Liverpool 17th ult.
Ship Delftharen, Cooper entered for loading at Li.
°al
e 11 . 11 , t r h o
(r
alt. for
him, h
ad eipi e li nce, via Richmond, le
reported to here arrisrd at Liverpool 17th July. The
0 11 did not Nall from Richmond until the 16th July, and
consequently the announcement of her arriral out Is
ettoooolll.
Ship Oriental, Whipple, from London, at Bombayl3th
Aloe.
Rap Bomb Newman, Cobb, from Calcutta, entered
Inward at London lOtb ult.
Ship Mary Bangs, Souse', from Liverpool for Mel
bourne 99 daps oat, wu spoken June 11, lot 140
long 8013.
Ship John Hosea, Salter, from Liverpool May 17 for
Calcutta, was spoken Jane 25, lit 10 N, long 20 W.
Ship David Stewart, Prentiss, from Bai.tmore, or
rived at Liverpool lath ult
Ship Dreadnought, Samuels, for New York, sailed
from Liverpool 19th ult.
Ship Rea Jacket, O'Halloran, for Melbourne, sidled
from Liverpool 2.lth ult.
Ship Vhdon, Douse and Holyhead, Cole, for Calgut
te, cleared at London 19th Mt.
Ship II Queen, Munson, from New Orleans, at
°roosted% 14th alt
lthlp Zut fudlan , Leers', from London, arrived at
Bomb.y Jane
Ship Option*, Osgood, from London, arrived at Cal
cutta Juno 0
thin Oates Leland. Smith, for Adelaide, tailed from,
New Owl*, NBW, April 24
tiblp Jane D °aver, Collins, from Banns, arrived at
tieeenatown :Bth tilt.
Ship Rotald, Crowell, rumatota at Him 20th alt,
uncertain.
ship Leona, Norris, remained at Bombay 18th Jane,
aborts 0.
litmus Illop Uorltiut, Hughes, from Rio de Janeiro
June 16..6. united at N. Tort let list.
Barque Old Hickory. Holmes, from Matanzas for Tri
ed*, was elf (fibrins, 3d ult.
Barque J It 140alea, Burmeleter, from Havana for
raluiouth Z. put into New York let host. to obtain two
men, she , reiog short banded. Reports Roth nit cif
Carysfort Roof, spoke ship Fioland,,l3 days from Apala
chicola for Liverpool.
Barque Weather Hags, McKee, cleared o New York
jester ay for Rio de Janeiro
-Barque Mary Prances, etictoey from Patagonia, via
Hampton Roads, arrived at New York yesterday
Barque Chantlilaer, Murray, for Rio de Janeiro, with
tour, olio! from Rlcilciond list ult.
•
• Ilebr 11In, Crowell. for Turks Wand, to load ult for
Philadelphia, wu at dt !damns Ina ult.
Pehr Horses Staples, Hibbs, cleared ►t New Tort yea
te:day for Philadelphia.
&bro John H Wiltleme, Bering, and Linde Taylor,
Taylor, for Philadelphia, sailed from &eitn►ts filet ult
Ochre Jodie Rany 0, Roca, ►ud Mary Tice, Tice, loam'
from NOW Haven alit Inst. for pen idelptils.
• Behr, Lavinia Jane snit Stranger, for Philadelphia,
lulled from gig," Bedford Wet ult.
Ilehr Darnatable, hem*, arrived at N York yesterday.
Behr David host. Moalatsdars o cleared at Wilmington,
NO, 81.1 ult. for this port.
Idsau■ L 03658 000 JP4T —The New York 00tIrler
end inquirer publishes the following table of marine
losses for the past month. showing an aggregate of
twenty•two vessels. or which pre wets ships, dye wale
borqoeff, two were brigs. eight wen schooners. sod one
• sloop. The tNal value of property Let w u 1110,700.
As compared with the month of /n 17,190. the a b ove
shows 'diereses to theist'se of propertylatofll7o,ooo.
The vomits sported in the list are chiefly American,
although some foreign are ineluded. when bound to or
from a Untied States port, or known to be insured in
We country. •
Ye4lell. - TllB4.
total looses for Jaatarl ...... ....lb $149,660
Sig C •Ancsall• • • •.... % 3."19W
Do - ifareo . F 3 Rl3 COO
Do A prll 33 961,040
Do 111. y 33 714 0 0
Do June 33 814: 01
Do July 21 440,700
Total for months...alit 1.5,110 041
Same perl•d In ISM tld $10,943,260
Liverpool, July IS—Ths ship Goidasder,
which sailed on Saturday for (falcons, ban pot bank to
the firer, having been In during Satunley
night. The °Wender had but put of her eutweter,
foreland and bowsprit.
Centu•loo, arrived from New York, wan In
sunhat with the ache Tenor, from Liverpool for Cork,
lost, off Tease; the letter cook with all her crow,
with the exception of one man caved by the Centurion.
The Frederick Gabbard. arrived from we. York, re
ceived muds damage in a Gonfalon with the Uoldnoder.
The Americas barque Pea Breese pat into Oibrelt.r
on the 12th ult, with four feat of water In h r hold,
haring encountered a severe gale on the Bth, which cur
ried away her canvass, stave bulwarks, and cloned
decks of evety thing; in beating up to anchorage ground
rho mined stays, bolos unmanageable, and grounded
out panto Maria. Cargo discharging
Havre, bely 10—The bull of Vie American ship It L
ellichrlst, Gowen, from New Orleans, which was burnt
et this port, as pre flaunty reported, has been sold et
public auction for 12,8004 also the WU, rigging, kg. to
?Moue lots.
Slimy 10,1 st 85 83 El, long t 311.3 SI, ship Florian' Night
Mole. floss, from *lush ilfareti a for Liverpool
hos 18,1 st 28. long 79:ttatqs, 11 T Vennard, Wy
men, from New Otimem for Chroao Wt.
Joss 19, so lat. &o, ahlps Wm Wirt, from N Orleans
for Marseilles. and Cotton Planter, fm do for Bordeaux.
Ulf 10. lat 43 99, long 27 67, alp Argo, Ballard, from
Livorpool for Sorkin.
July 16, off Tuskor, ship Sebutian Cabot, Cook, from
Liverpool for Calcutta.
DOWISTIO PORTO
NSW TORR. Aug 2—Ar. deanship Colombia, Berry,
Charleston; ships Patrick Henry. Hoorn, London; Wal
ter Lord, Parking, Liverpool; brigs SLu, Lesterso. St
NUM Nf ; Jana I Any, Eton', Turks Island; ochre
Laura Johnson, Johnson, Newham. NU; Hums,
ninety, Baltimore; Chutes Co!gat*, Lowden, do; rum
W BMWs, Howard, Newham, NO; Francis U Abbott,
Smith, Baltimore; Laos. Halsey, Palmoatt, :am.
Old. ship Imia Bell, Johnson, loindon.
ROM ON, Aug I—At, barque. Volunteer, Constant!.
nopls; Union, Davis, Mobile; sehrs Timmy, Ludwig;
Henrietta, Gulliver; 0 gorge W Blow , Richardson, and
Quickstep, Richardson, Baltimore.
/ORSION FORTS
Liverpool—A..llth olt KM. Moe*, JOOOO, New Or.
limos Delhi. Lowell. bt Job,, NB; Igth. bl Nottobobat,
Lamb, tad Cootorlon, Caulklos, Now York; Mary to.
nab, Orst, e, Charlegion; Carter Oat. ear..., age...
nalq, Cotter. /lathe; T k J Coma, do; Ana t.
Into, McNair. New Orletor 1911. Prince do lolaellie,
rooter. Bovonnahl Rodin:gam, Melchor, Now Odeon.;
Irrodk Clabbszk, Boyden, gad Bomb Joao, !Modal., New
York; J Norton, 0i 1;.,, Ltprotot; 20tb, Thornton, Col
Ilag. Now York
Bid 11th, Waliaeo, Lane, lesotpert; Moorge Evans
Cooper. City P. 1.1; 18th, /Ivy Woobingtoo, Chipmon ,
footpad; 101 w grd Hyman, Nell, Now Ortega.; 40th.
Mani Robinson, Rai:dawn, tad R D Metcalf, Illotioa,
do.
Also eld 210 t, lidelia, and Wm Tell, Funk,
New York; eilddimoz. Parmalee, Melbourne. -
Old 19th, Britannia: Patten. Now OrMans
Boni for loading 17th, Plu'arch, Barber; Coward,
Coombe, and Petals. Judklos, N Votit; Moses Tay
lor, Laurence, New Orisons; Mtk, M E. Ludwig, Miller,
Boston)i Vigo, McGuigan, Is York.
Lewin—Bold inVardll 19th, Borah P James, Clark,
ifloatltlao; 20th Jolla, Erdman. N York.
sots for loidloo9lh, Electric !park, Lothrap, (not
Bak r) Pydniy
d—Ar 19th, Prandial Fillmore, Nilson,
New York for London; Margaret Eisen, Warner, from
do for do; 'oth Livirpool, from do for du; Uoutlogdon,
Baldwin, from t.w Orliar.s for do.
Also ar 16 h, U A liteplotoion, fro Funks; Keying,
Cook. fm Matson&
20th, A B Thompson. Small. Port Philip
Deal, ar 19th. Uoutingdon, Ballwin, New Unison for
London. (and proceeded;) 20th. Keying, Cook, Malan.
ass for do, (and proceeded;) Chios, Itennell, from Lon.
doe for K arroeh ea, (and aid
Passim 17th T B Wales, Barr, from Baltimore for
Bremen, 13th, Alexander , Bains, from do for Bottit•
dam.
Genes—Arr 12th alt, B►rmrd Carney, New Orleans
14th. Brothers, Xddy, Baran ; 15th, Catarina, New
°Nem.
Venice—ln port 20th tilt, W 8 Lindsay, Wray, and
Omit, Creech, uric.
Odessa- 4re 7th ult, Mystery, Noel, Dutton.
Ballad June 8, Sweden, Meade, Moo!main; 141. h, Ow.
leaned Breese, Squire, (or Bockhorn) Calcutta.
At do Jane 18, GAO Saffolk, Lavender, for China, ldg;
Ra r itan, Wyatt, for Moulmain, do; Chichinattl, Doane;
Leon., Norris; Oriental, Whipple; Samuel Pales,
Young; Santiago, Eames; Yineouver,Senkits, and TA
monetala, Dooley, tine.
Calcutta—Ar June 14, Whirlwind, Diet, Melbourne;
th, Cyclone, Osgood, London. Feb 28; Tigress.le.-
ecber, Liverpool; Bth, Jacob Badger, Staples, Cardiff
eb 19.
Cleared June 6th, Mary Ann, Rommonds, Boston; sth,
Canada, Robinson, do.
SS Helena—kr June 2, Dragon, Dunn, Mantis, March
20, for Salem.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
UP TO ON O'CLOCK THIS liostmloo
GIRARD 110119N—Chestriut merest. below Ninth.
A J Herring, Eaton, 0 Geo II Ash, Florida
J 11 Anderson & la, Ky A G Whiton, N Y
W Eckert, Reading J B Bell, Reading
Chao Al Graham, N 0 John Hughes, Pottsville
Mrs Jae Benson A 3 dough- II Heinemann, N Y
ten, St Louis W II Lucite, Nashville
D II Conklin, N Y J F Cowan, Philo
Geo A Bell, N Y W AI Morrison, St Louis
J II Andrews, N Y E Month, N J
W It Telenet. N J Sidney Sargent, Boston
John Wendell, N Y Min N Al Carlton, N Y
W J Cantwell, St Louis Robe L 8 Hall, N Y
IV D Grubbs, Nash•ille Alezaodr Hill, Richmond,
II 8 Smith & la, Mobile Ye
Miss N Smith, Mobile J N Smith, Mobile
Thee L Bradford, Noehoille L Marlocul,.Porto Rico
R Pow, Porto Rico L 8 Gordon, Balt
LinG
t W Morris, US N Prof T D Baird, Balt
A IV Winslow, Gin, 0 John B Tilden, St Louis
11 W Taylor, St Joseph 0 8 Baldwin. N 0
X L Harding, N 0 A L Scott, Ye
Mies J Curtiss, Conn Mies E Curtiss, Conn
R D Gilbert, Ala Anson /odium, Pale
II T Overman, N Y II 8 Greenleaf, Mass
P. D Jewell, Balt J R Lewis & lady, Ala
Mies E Norton, Ala T 0 Fenn. Miss
:A T Lewis , Balt • A J Brannon, Ala
D 8 Arnold, Alontgornly, Ala Major Mandan, Norfolk
II W Brockelmann, St Louts W H Howell, N It
T Barrett, Augusta, Go W 8 Royal, Augusta, as,
0 II Pendergast, Balt 9 Pride', Ts
J II 8101, Ye W A Colclough it la, 15 0
3 AI Clues. 8 0 Mrs Conrad it daught, 8 C
M II Wathan, Charles. 0 Emerson, Jr, Boston
too, 8 0 Mrs W Dodge, Stafford
8 8 Carrier & lady, Harris- DII Armstrong, St Louis
burg Slinky & lady, Pittsburgh
A Boyd, Lebanon Mr Jones, East Weymouth
Jos I May, Washington , W G Whiteley, Del
It Y Child, Natchez Wm II Forbes, Natchez
W 11 Slack, Natchez Dr J P Garth:, Augusta,
Mies Garcia. Augusta, Go Gs
Min A Garvin, Augusta, Cis Henry J Lyons, Louisville,
J 31 Barrows, Newark, N J Kentucky
II at Baldwin, Newark, N J 1 W Weir & la, Hanish
T X It ikon, Louisville J F Steele, U 8 N
Mice Frazer, Lancaster 11 AI Murray, Pittsburgh
W H Simi, one N T J Bailey, Washington
Hie Batley. Washington Miss Bailey, Washington
0 I Acton & la, Cincinnati Gabriel Davis, Charleston
Fred Tupper, Charleetort 0 W Cramer, Charleston
Mr Cramer, Charleston 11 A Rodeique A la, Char.
19 Riggs & la, Charleston lesion
Jr p White. Poughkeepsie, Judge Perkin A. la, La •
New Ynik Miss Perkins, La
Geo Wed fe la, Vs. Thomas A Dan, Ya
J N Ryerson Ala, Angus. Mrs Alismory. Charleston
ta, Ga A A A ilemory,Charleston
WII Bernard, West Port, I Robinson, Dorchester,
Missouri Mims
G B Stetson, Bridgewater, Mena
MIRCLIANTIP 110TEL—Pourth 'treat. below droh.
DO Payson. Texas 0 D Pickett, Texas
lea Patterned, Allegheny JuLus Schrick. St Louis
City .1 W Pureel Mich
P BElnport, Pa J L Jour., Oa
Pred'k Rosner, St Louis Richard Busch, St Louis
hl P Lancaster, Lexington, nos W Sue. ny, Phil'
Ky John Wetherell. Phil a
J L Mons. Pa O N Hersh. York, Pa
Louie Stranger, York, Pa WOll T McPhail, Lancaster
Landt, Easton, Pa county, Pa
al Smith, Newburg, W.o A DatleArl, Gettysburg,
Peons Pima
Wm It Tromp, Phil• Chas al Marley, Phlia
J Sam Se la, Junlatta I Detworthy, Charleston,
con sty, Pa 8 0
7' S Nippon, Charlenton,Bo R D Cummings, Pa
T 8 Thompson, l's Bob! Woodside, jr, PhDs
Wm Do Haven, Minersele A King, WublugtAn
John France, Jr, Wash'ton J Prune, Washington
Thom Amith, Delaware Wa- It 8 Bwarlager, Alton, Ilt
ter Oap Hon J 9 Yost Pa
W T Stokes. Louisville. Ky D EI Carter, I l exes
J Morrow, Richland, Miss A(I Kirkland, N
W L Coon Ueo T Shelton, La Orange,
W MoCakder Ark Teno
M Taylor, Pa
ONION 110TILr-krett street, below Totrtl.
Gri Preston, Cheater co,. II K Rogers, Pa
B Butler, Pa
Wel Weteer. Pottesil le Wmßoman, Tern Haute,
0 R Macke, Keaton Ind
Coo Wiggins, Tamaqua Col It Flutelift, Tamaqua
Chas OhrMunn, Norris- Tow Stark, Mt Joy, Pa
town Jae Brown, Belem, N J
W T Roepper, Bethlehem, Bass C Day, New Albany,
Pa Ind
Jae M Day. N Albany, Ind 0 Wheeler lb family, Read-
Miss II It Durham, Mewling log
J A kllaou. Middletown, /oho Donaldson, Tamaqua
Del • D 0 Green, N Y
J R Williams. Del Henry Thomas, Tamagni'
J M Rheinhart, Tamaqua J Millman, Pottsville
J 8 MoNiteb, Oattawb.sa, A L Knob, Reading, Pa
Pa T to Pries, Mineraville, Pa
Joe Moore A. wife, Latest- Sense Webster fr.. wit.,
ter co, Pa Lancaster co, Pa
Id Wheeler, Hancock, N T
AMERICAN 110IISE—Oheatnnt street. above MO.
J M Mier, Cape Island W W Wade, Phila
F May, Elkton, Sid R Simpson, Cape Isizni
0 0 Roach, Augusta, Oa bliss B Roach, Augusts, Oa
J J Jones and lady, N W It liamllt. n, Pa
J M Frock, Mluersville deems Landis, Lancaster
W Dewey, N 1 FM Lone, By
J T Coo per, Balt 0 Ic Landis, N J
Wm Apple, Pa II Matkley, Coon
J Atkinson, Cecil 00, h 4 0 Strome, Ma
J 0 Tobias, NJ D Wolfe, NJ
D 100, 141001eg, Da A a Onto*, t, Ilastlablarg
.1 Wiser, Pittston, Pa Nate Ash, Balt
I Nt Bn.gess,N 'V VS Wrisletson,olnclnol,D
L Richatda, Wltkesbarra Won Matplty,
0 Woonatn, Pottsville, Pa W W Berry, Balt
NATIONAL tIOTEL—Race street, above Third.
John Hough, Laneasterea Peter Dellis, Easton, Pa
L Barnoialn, Atlantic City AII Ettinger, Allentown
0 W Seidel. M Chunk, Pa Jchs Siegel, N Y
W J Leib, Pottstown Geo Bemis, Pottstown
Mrs M Weaver, Minersvllle U J Elendler, Pottsville
Edwin Clark, Lancaster Dant Pocht,
J II Sheldon, Leldyntown, Joe Whitaker, Mt Clare
Penns MO Seibert iTomelsdort
Jocia4ll Marquate, Berk' Wm P Carmizy, Lebanon,
co, Pecos Peons
W Ramsey, Pottasille Jacob Louis, Pa
BALD HAOLE HOTEL—Third street, ab. Callowhtll
Jos Pearson, Northampton Peter Woodring, Stockers
co
o h
P ltoffman, Bath, Pa Leto) wn VaPgu.
Fa s., Bethlehem,
Joe. Bernard, Portsmouth, Pa
Va Ju 11 Ferry, lit Joieph,Slo
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third, ►bore Callowhlll,
Daeid (Hemmen', Chester Henry Thomas,Dougles,Fa
Valley nos &Wore, Guthsville,
Mr Wemond,allentown,Pa P►
Jon Anderson, Norrtstown Dud Gilbert Fottetown,Pa
Junta Bmith,Pottitown l Pa Jam Schlottery, Pa
Reuben Richards, Reading Reuben Yerger,Greea Lane
Fleury Mattis, Green Lane Dan B Fisher, Leesportya
BARLEY 1111EAY LlOYEL—Becond street. below Vice
Joe llemiley, Bristol Brook E Fithian, Haddon
Joho G Palmer, Buck. co field, N J
Wm Corson, Pa Lewis Griffith, Philo
. . . . .
J-he 9 Paul, Duels II CO, rig Hiram Lulu as. , Doylestown
0 G Lunn. Doylestown J Simpson, Ducks co, Pa
Chas Kirkbride, Bucks co, Pa
BLACK BEAR INN-7ltth And Merchant streets.
rdward Lewis, Media, Pa John ELL.Aluger. P•
Wen Loris, West Chester J Devoe, West Chester
Joe Molter, Pottstown Jou Thompson, Pottstown
P Linnekugle, Unionville, Wm Miles, Newark. N J
Peons Ceo W Mosellie, Imneas•
A Lyons, Port Deposit,lld ter co, Pa
Mlii Lyoso, Port Deposit, Levi Cooper,Peaeh Bottom,
tcd Penns
Nis 31 Cooper, Peach Dot• Geo R Clarke, Pottstown,
tom, Pa Penni
Dr TJ Miles, Coluinbia Pa Samoa Rhusdy, Cochrane
Wm Pyle, Chatham, Pa villa, Pa
31 Ilurford. Chester en, Pa Howard W Townsend,Chat•
Juahu• Darlington Jr. lady, ham, Pa
West Chester, Pa
MADISON lloll3l.—Ssoond street. above Market I
JPi Wiley, Latrobe. Ind W Black Won, Boston
I It Rawlins Boston It MeCrum. Ps
ki L Bliss, Bedford, Pa 0 Btepbens, Pa
IF Woodall.. NJ
Overfill Notices.
Tenlc.—Every sae, at times feels the at
amity of some restorative of the vital powers, de
premed by mental or bodily exhaustion. In inch con
dition let every one, instead of flying to the almbolic
or medicinal stimulants, which mart be followed by
depreulon equal to their excitement, reinvigorate his
deranged amen,' by the natural tonic elements of the
PRROVIAN Scere. Bold by F. BROWN. Fifth and Chest
nut, and 111FIRARD 11 Co., Twelfth end Chestnut.
anTed&wlf
111.'1,101es are lend In praise of the Dental
tying effects of Jni.ae srsOi ETIIIINIENNII, or
Hair Restorer, for its magic properties in rendering the
heir loft and glogey, and Inclining It to curl. it will
change harsh gray or rod hair or whisker" to the origi
nal life-color; and causes a new growth when baldness
exists. It is not a dye. Fold by all druggists, and by
!rum Must. h CO., No. 701 Chestnut street. 'au2-6t
Hewers intent Cordial...this invaluable
Cordial Is prepared from a variety of the meet choine and
efficient aromaUce known to medicine, and la the moot
perfect and reliable carminative outwit fOr Infanta and
young ohildren.
DJ Its powerful induenee a speedy care Is effeeted
all eases of Cdolie, windy pains and spasm'. Relieves
and mitigates ranch of children's suffering during denti.
Lion or teething, end by Its soothing prn;:dties trait.
rallies pains of the bowels, loosensu, vomiting, ke.
The Intact Cordial bu become a standard remedy,
and has been need in thousand. of canes with the most
almndant 11110411.11. No family ahonld be without It .
Prepared only by giT A. Bows',
At his Drug and Chemical Store,
N. D. corner or Sixth and Green eta., Philadelphia.
To whom all eras!' must be addxsea.d. And for sale
by Druggists generally an 1817
Saving Fund.—Pyre Per Cents In .
NATIONAL BAPPTY TRUBT COMPANY, WALNUT
Street, B. W. corner of TRIAD, Philadelphia. Money
received in any son, large or moll, and Interest paid
from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Money is received and payments made daily, without
notice. The investments are made in Real Xstate,
Mortgages, (Ironed Rent', and anal% Brat•eiase Neuri
tic; as th chuter requires. °Moe hours, from li o'clock
in the morning until 5 Wolcott in the afternoon, nd on
Monday and Unitedly evenings until $ Ws:look, fed
0 & Dattont
FAMILY RIMING HAOHINIII,
780 011ESTNUT BUM
These Machines are now justly admitted to be the
beet In use for family sewing, nuking a new, strong,
and elaatio stitch, which will non rip, •van if every
fourth stitch be cut. Circular. sent on application by
letter. apliq
Jackson,
JOB PRINTIR,
FIFTH AND CHESTNUT,
°Mao, Notoo, Draft., BIM Whig, DIII Hoods, Oir
anion, Carlo, and all other Made of Jot, Printing, at
grim to omit the ikon. oolMy
Semen's Suring Fund—Office 203 Walnut
street, one door west of Beeoud West. Receives de•
posits In sums of One Dotter and upwards, from all
classes of the oommunity, and alone Interest at the
rats of five per cent. per annum.
OMee open daily, from 9 until 6 o , olook, and on Mon
day and liatarday until 9 in the 'yelling. President,
Franklin 74111 Triaintrar and Suntory, Oharloa IL
Monis,
THE PRESS.---PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1858.
On Sunday last, by Cer. Cameron F. Mcßae, Rector
of St. Jollied Church, Mr. JAMES D. MILLARD sod
Mies SARAH WALL.
- •
On too 2.9 th of 'Lai, by Rev , J. B. Pattatt, W. O.
DESMOND to LOUISA L. DATE, ell of the Tenth
Word. •
•
In Baltimore, Md., on the 27th nit.,
by Her. Thos.
R. Peck, WM J. FRANCIS to KATE A, LORIMAR,
both or that. city . , • *
1 1 40 n the 29th ult . ., by the' Rev. J. 0. Olay, D. D. Mr,
FRANK GARRY to MAGGIO T. GILLINGHAM,
daughter or Lewis Gllllogharn, all of Ws city., t
On Sunday morning, Angola I, SARAH, wife of the
late slatthiu Benner, aged 85 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are reepeat
fully invited to attend her funeral from her late reel
deuce, N 0.1312 Spruce street, to-morrow afternoon, the
4th lot , at 4 o'clock. **
ab the Slut ult., SUSAN T., eldest daughter of
Francis W. and Mary K. Moore, aged 22 years.
The relatives and friend, of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral, from the residence
of her parents, No. 230 North Fifteenth street, this
(Tuesday) morning, 3d inst., at 9 o'clock. *
On the 30'h Mt., CHARLES O. WILLING, in the
30th year of hie age.
111, relatives and friends are Invited to attend his
funeral, this (Tuesday) morning, 3d Inst., at 9 o'clock,
from hie late residence, 649 North Eighth street, To
proceed to Woodlands Cemetery. •
On Saturday morning, Slat Mt., ROBERT MORE
HEAD, infant eon or Robert M. and Vloletta P. Car
ina, aged 5 months.
The relative, and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his parents ,
residence, Riege Avenue, above six milestone, Twenty
first ward, on Wednesday afternoon, at o'clock,
without (inner notice. **
On the 31st ult., JOHN BROWNE, aged 73 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late reel
dance, Grape street, Manhunt, on Wednesday, the Ith
lest , at 10 o'clock.
On Sunday, August 1, FRANCES ELLEN, daughter
of Fleury and Oatharine Brown, Alted 1 year 5 months
and 21 days.
Olt Saturday morning. Blot ult., In the Slat year of
his age, JACOB R. BITERS.
On the Slit ult , Mr. EDWARD MeGARVICT, in the
54th year of hie age [Trenton mere please copy ]
On Sunday afternoon, the let inst., LOUIS FLICK,
youngest chikl of Wm and Louisa Lantz, aged eighteen
months.
Co the let lint., KATE REBECCA, daughter of
Merle' and Elizabeth Enoche, aged 9 weeks sod 4
days.
Buddenly, on the let Inst., JAMES, eon of George
McKeown, in the 14th year of his age. ►
Soddenly. on the let inst., LEWIS W. lISKBRIV
GER, ►ged 19 years and 7 months. •
On the 4th lest., SAMUEL, Infant eon of Wm. and
Sarah Ann MeDavit, aged 14 months and 8 days *
On the let inst., of eaneer, - Mre. ELIZABETH NEL
SON, wife of the late Henry Nelson, in the 60th year
of her age. tt
On the 31it ;ult., Mary Conway, wife of James Dar
trent, in the 27th year of her age. st
On Saturday, July 31. MARGARET, relict of Horatio
Boate4rinter, aged 72 years. tt
On the let of August, JULIA ANN, wife of John
Dyer, and daughter of George Gorgon **
On the let instant, HANNAH fiIeOUSTER, wife of
Hugh Meander, aged 42 years. sk
On the let inst., CHARLES DEVLIN, aged 22 years.
On the let inst.. after a short but severe Mums,
MARY ELLEN, daughter of John and Isabella Gest.
On the let inst., MARGARET,datighter of George P.
and Susan Reed, in the 9th year of her age.
At Napa City, California, 80th orJuoe, WM. STAN
ROPE BARR, second son of Captain R. H Barr, New
Castle, Del , aged 28 years 11 months and 11 days. *
On the lit of Auguet, IDA, daughter rf George end
Lydis Laws, aged Id months, of Cooper'e Pont, Cam
den, N. J. tk
Masonic Notice —The members of Riming
STAR LODGE, No. 1213,A. Y. M will meet at
the BALL, OIIESTNUT STREET, TlllB (Tuesday)
MORNING, at S o'clock, for the purpose of attending
the tuner II of our late Brother Cannes G. Wicamo.
By order of the W. M. M. L. KOIILHIINO,
au3-It* Bec'y pee tem.
Insurance Company of the Mateo( Pettn-
SYLVANlA—Plimannenii, Auguat 2, 1858,
The Directors have MU day declared a dividend of slx
per cent., or twelve dollars per Blare. out of the profits
of the Company. payable to the Stockholders, or their
legal representatives, on and and after the 7th instant.
au3 10t 1Y LLI AM HARPER, &meta ry.
[a. Office Hazleton Veal Ca —Philadelphia,
August 2, 1859.—The Dlredtors of the Hazleton
Coal Company have this day declared a Dividend on
their capital stock of one dollar and a half per share,
payable to the Stockholders, or their legal repres,nt.
tires, at the Office of tho Company. In Plilladelplkia, on
and after the 12th inst.
The Trawler Books will be alosed until the 12th )nit
an3.3t SAMUEL MOORE, Preehlent.
ry-r. Hom• for Invalids with Affections of
11.3 THE CHEST.
8. W. cm. PARKE and CHESTNUT Streets,
au2-Imif West Philadelphia
Fairmount and Arch.B eeeee Pas.
BERGER RAILWAY CO —At • Meeting of
the Commissioners named In the Act to Incorporate
the Fairmount and Arch-street City Passenger Rail
way Company, held in pursuance of public notice,
properly given, at the 08tre of William L. runt,
En q., Sloth greet, below Walnut, on Friday afternoon,
at 3 o'clock, the following Comrniesloners, William It.
Randall, Lewin Bitting, &heti J. Hemphill, George
11. Thomas, James B. SaM, together with the Chair
man, were appointed • Committee to make the nerve
nary arrangetnenta and open BOOKS OF SUBSCRIP
TION. according to the general Railroad Act.
NOTICE 13 hereby given, that the above-named
Commissioners will meet at the Wetherill House,
SANSOM Street, above Sixth, on TUESDAY, WED
NESDAY, and THURSDAY the 10th, 11th, and 12th
days of August, 1859, at 10 o'clock A. M., to receive
Subacriptions to the Capital Stock of the above-named
Pannenger Railway Company.
ISAAC LEECH, Ja., Chairman..
Roar. J. 11614PAILL, Secretary. 1322-tanl2
- Notice.—West Philadelphia Passenger
RAILWAY COMPANY, July 15, ISM
he ears ears of this Company now run every fire
ate' from THIRD sod MARKET Streets to their
Depot, on LORAN and RAVERPORD Streets.
jylll.lm W. B. MANN, Superintendent.
r„1, Firemen's Prnyrr 3leetlngri held under
the supplcee et the YOUNG MFA.B Crilt;d
lAN AndOoi +ITION
Diligent Engine, Co., Deng from 6 to 6 wad
Sunday al 8 P. 3f.
Colombia Mono Co., Tuesday Evenioga, 8 o'clock.
Robert Morel. Hose Co , Tuesday Evenings, El o'cl'k.
America Engine Co . Tuesday Evening., 8 o'clock.
Diligent hoes Co., Wednesday Evenings, 8 o'clock.
Philadelphia Engine Co., Wednesday Evening., 8
o'clock.
Southwark Engine CO., Wednesday F:veninge, 8
o'clock.
Fairmount Engine Co., Thursday Evening., 8 o'cl'k.
Nor. Liberty Lose Co., Thursday Evenings, 8 o'clock
Independence Hose Co., Thursday Evening., 8 o'crk.
United Stales Huge Co., Thursday Even Inge, 8 o'et'k.
flood Will Hose Co., Ihursday Evening., 8 o'cloek.
Schuylkill Hoge Co., Thursday Evenings, 8 o'clock.
Westem Huge Co., Friday Evening., 8 o'clock.
Spring Garden Hove CO , Friday Evenings, 8 o'clock.
Lnibel States Engine Co., Sundays, 6 to 6 P. M.
hove f J o. f 811011191, 4 to b P. M.
Delaware Engine Co., Sunday Evening., 8 o'clock.
Western Engine Co., Sunday Evening., 8 o'clock.
A Union Prayer Meeting is also held in the Robert
Ralkert School House ' Math street, above Carpenter,
daily, from 6to 7 P. M. to which all are invited.
By order of the Execu tive Committee. jy3l-satH
Union Bank.—Al a Sleeting •1 th•
Board of Commi.sloncre of the Union Bank the
c!ring preamble and reenlution were adopted
IVhereas. The Commis.loners of the Union Bunk,
by very general request of the Stockholders, revolved
not to enforce the payment of the second instalment on
the subscription to the Capital Stock of said. Bank
during the financial crinis of last year, Ilqd ni f in the
Judgment of the Colmnboloners, the proper time for
the organisation of said Bank has now been reached,
therefore
Resolved, That the second instalment of Twenty
Dollars per ahare on the subscription to the Capitol
Stock of said Bank chill be paid at the 0111ce of the
Bank, Southwest corner of THIRD and ARCH Street.
Philadelphia, between the Stet and fifteenth days of
September next, and between the hours of 10 and 1
o'clock daily.
Stockholders wishing to pay prior to the above date
can do go as heretofore.
JOHN M. POMEROY. Secretary.
July 19,1859.
,ly2l.sestsels
Kean! -Notices.
TN CHANCERY.---ADVERTISEMENT
IN
TO CREDITORS, LEGATEES, AND Intik-
BRANCES.
Cause Petition under the Court of Chancery (Ire.
land) Regulation Act, IVO.
In the matter of EDMOND POWER, plaintiff;
WALTER YARRELL and others. defendant*.
And in the matter of PAUL. MURPILY, aasignee of
ICDMOND POWER, deceased. petitioser; DIARY
KIRWAN, executrix of ANDREW KIRWAN, der
neuter', respondent.
And the Court of Chancery (Ireland) Regulation
Aer,.1850
1 hereby require all persons chiming to be creditor.
or pecuniary legatee' of, or nest of kin of PATRICK
MEANT and ANNE MEANT, late of Tremors, to the
county of Wate , ford, deceued, on or before the 10th
day ot October next, to furnish in writing to Thomas
F. Smog., solicitor for petitioner, the amount and
particulars of their mend demand. (accompanied, to
can of simple contract debt., by a statement of the
consideration of Inch debts) in order that the Petitioner
may, without any expense to them. prove in this mat
ter such, Of so much of their demands as he 'hall think
just of the allowance or disallowance of which, or any
part of same, said creditors shall rec. Ire due notice.
And all such creditor. who.. demand. (shall be disal
lowed, either wholly or in part, chill, at the peril of
costa, be at liberty to file charges in my office in teepee!
of the claims or amounts an disallowed, within one fort.
night after they shall respectively bate received notice
of such disallowance.
1 alto require ell persons haring Claims ef f ecting the
Real and lereehold Istate of Kale Patrick Nleany or
Anne Manny, to come In before me, at my chamber.,
Inns (Limy, to the city of Dublin. ou or before the 10th
day of October, In order tqat the lame may be pro
ceeded on, and proved. acc.rdlng to the General Rule
of the 19th of May,
1857
Dated this 81st day of May 1859.
W. 1313.001i17, Master In Chancery.
THOM a. 8 F. STRANGE, Policitor for Petitioner, No.
85 Dante street, Dublin and Waterford. att3.tuat
INN SHAWNESE ASSOCI—
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to SIIAWNESE TRIBE, No. 8, Improved crier of Red
lieu. Ticket.; for tile Excurvion.s2 65. Lent boat leave.
Tioe-street Wharf at d o'clock A. Id. precisely.
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This Magnificent Ship la one of the fibeilt and floated
Clippers In the trade, and well-known for the good
order In which the delivers her cargo. Being of mode.
rate capacity. and having the bulk of her cargo en
gaged, she will have extraordinary deapatch.
tot balance of freight apply to
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120 NORTII WRARYREL
A
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WM. H. WOODWARD A. CO.,
MO Market at.
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SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME, or Prepired
Blood, manulactured by 'MARMON & WOODWARD,
and for Dale at theirBtore, west end Market-street
Bridge; also by dealers in the city and country.
1)31-6t*
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kayo the same char, es to par. Jald.y
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40FT CRUDE TURPENTINE.—Just re
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LOST.—On SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
on THIRD Street,betweau MARKET and SPRUCE,
• pair of GOLD SUSPENDER BUCKLES. A suitabio
reward will be given on their ultra to Mr. ELIIOTT,
972 South THIRD Street, au2-2t77
CARD. -COLUMBIA HOUSE, CAPE Is-
LAND, N, J.—The subscriber, thankful to his
friends and the public for the great and unmerited pa
tronage bestowed up .a the House this canon, brge
IWO to say that he will bare choice Rooms to let from
and after ibis date, during the remainder of the season.
The house will remain open until 20th September .
.
August 2d,1858
lATARMING AND VENTILATING -----
WAREROO3IB
'The nifbecribei would melte the IgiNsulal attention of
lereeltectlhAldere COO the pubbo lob),
NMI CUISEII 4ATRRT BULP-CIRANSISIII AND
. . .
VENTILATING %ARM AIR FURNACE,
Which hu bees so successfully Introduced during the
lan winter •od gave such general satia.action. It is
en arranged ad to comma the guest from the Coal.
mating it one of the most economical, safe, durable
Heaters now in use.
Also, all sizes anal pattern, of Cooking Ranges, Rath
Boilers. Owl Ovens, Low Down and Merited Grates,
every variety of Registers and Ventilators, Fireplace
Stoves, Collins , Patent Chimney Cape, far the cure of
smoky chimneys, with a full assortment of all goods In
lay line of business.
Prompt attention paid to Range and Rester repair
log, and (ulnae reduced to suit the times.
VIIARLES WILLIAMS,
(Late Baker& Williams.)
an2.3m 1132 (old 400 MARKET Street, Philnds.
A. WOLLE N WEBER,
L
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS,
For the State of Califon:lDi, No. 609 North THIRD
Street, Philadelphia. jy3ltt
Eletiliotrp.
(1 A. KINGSBURY, M. D.,
DENTIST,
Would Inform his friends tbat be baa REMOVED to
1119 WALNUT Street, above Eleventh. JeS4m
Olioe Sint ingo
NOTICE TO SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
11 The underaigned (suceessora to the late JOSEPH
T. JOHNS) are now prepared to meet the saute of the
trade at the
OLD STAND,
Northeast corner of ARUM and FOURTH Streets.
Their facilities for furnishing every article in the Shoe
Finding Line, at moderate prices and ou favorable terms
are unsurpassed.
The attention of Merchants is respectfully solicited
jy23.3mlf WM. JOHNS & SON.
To SHOE MANUFACTURERS AND
1 FINDING MEN.—We are now prepared to flll all
orders for LASTS for the Fall Trade We have in.
crewed our facilities in the Manufacturing Department,
and with a larger working stock 'of wood on hand than
any other manufacturer in thin city or New York, we
can furnish Dry Wood, and at the lowest Philadelphia
or Nactern price,. J. HOWARD & CO.,
Philadelphia.
JOHN MURPHY, late of Ferry street, New York, at
112 BREAD Street. jr2l-wPam*
THE USE OF FARINA IN ITS MOST
REALTLIFULi FORM.—The working of Farina,
ise connected with the peculiar process by which
WING'S FARINA CRACKERS are mode, is kismet]
only to Mr. WINO'S establishment.
The superior quality of his CRACKERS has already
caused them to become widely known, nod they ere now
in extensive use.
. . .
Their remarkable excellence and great popularity
have attracted the attentiou of those manufacturing
other description* of Crackers, and many of those per
sons buy WING'S CRACKER*, in order to supply
their cuatontern alth Farina Crackers also.
. .
One or two Individants, however, have been offering
the ordinary kind, which they make under tho name of
Farina Crackers, and have succeededuln selling them to
small extent.
. The selling of ouch Crackers for Padua bee a ten
dency to Injure the reputation of TRUE FARINA
OBACR NILS, made by Mr WING.
Errors of thin character, however, are usually tor•
tected on being properly expelled.
FARINA CRACKERS ARE MADE ONLY BY MR
They are not made by others, because the process is
Unknown to them, nor Dave they nuttabla works—these
require a scientific arrsuqemeut, and great care le ne
cessary to pace', g the grain throngh the different pro-
COWL
The practice required iu order to prepare and work
the meter's' euecengfully is a eel-loom impoilment to
other,.
The Impossibility of arranging the sponge without
experience In this particular branch or kind of material,
and the critical knowledge itellspensable in producing
such an extremely light and nourishing substance as
WINO'S FARINA CRACKERS, cannot be accom
plished without consummate skill and the meant Decora
tor). to carry it out.
The whole business require, great care and good
judgment, and must he carried on extensively in order
to make it successful or prolitable.
The objects to be attained by Mr. WINO were to pro
duce a superior article at a price suitable for all clarets.
For this he hat labored leng, and subjected himself to
an adequate milky of capital.
The pretence, therefore, on the part of any one else,
that they make FARINA CRACKERS, Is simply a de
vice reqorted to in the hope of selling !rne of an arti
cle than they otherwise would do, If offered under the
proper name.
With the slew of a largely osteinled Intainens, Mr.
WING has continued for sonic time past the present
low price for his Crackers.
It has been freely as.etted by prominent Cracker
Bakers in the city of New York, that with the groat
amount of hand labor bestowed on WING'S FARINA
CRACKERS It Is impossible for him to realise a profit
at the present price.
Mr. WING'S object, howerer,is to place his CRACK
ERS In the market at a rale that will enable ell 'tenons
to are them freely, and not advance the price, unless
absolutely necessary.
The increased use of WINO'S FARINA CRACKERS,
with the commendatory remarks of Parents, Teachers,
nod Physieians, as well so manypersons In various poet
lions in life, whose powers have been more or less weak•
ened by sedentary habits or occupations, to strong proof
of the healthful and beneficial results which have at
tended their use.
Their great nourishing properties, and the ease with
which the stomach digests this pleasant foal, are well
establinhed, and there can bo, on tenting them, no doubt
of this fact, viz: that the same of
CRACKERS will make morn good blonl, and act more
kinily upon the delicate texture of Um Moment., thou
anything else ever introduced in this or any other form
of bread.
All the FARINA CRACKERS hove the name of A.
WING ittAmpett on them, and those Irlshhig to boy
should Ask for WING'e CRACKERS.
They may be had of the boat Family (lower; gene
rally, and at wholesale only of
A. N. THOMPSON A CO.,
Noll. 221 and '223 FULTON Street, New York, or
DINGEE & BROTHER, Wholesale Agents,
No. 145 South FRONT Street, Philad'a.
jy24 sat to 2t-& th A to 4t
RASPBERRY VINEGAR.—This is pro
pared from perfectly ripe Fruit, selected with the
greatest cam and of the beet quality. A small quantity
of this Vinegar Syrup, mixed in a tumbler of cold wa
ter, makes a moat d Helens drink. As a beverage for
the rick, it is unequalled, being at once soothing and
medicinal. Prepared and sold by
CHARLES SHIVERS,
Druggist and Chemist
N, E. Corner Spruce and Seventh Ate., Mlle.
Price 60 cents per bottle, or E 6 a doren.
.419-2wlt
tUliolegale Elrp Ovals.
NO. 415 MARKET STREET.
AUGUBV, 1868
WM. H. BROWN & fjo
Ato now receiving their
FALL STOOK OF FOREIGN ,
AMERICAN . DRY 000138,
To which the attention of
LEE & BEARE,
No. 230 011EBTNTIT STNEFIT,
Their van Importation of
WRITE GOODS,
Which they offer to the Trade on the moat liberal
JAMES A. FARNUM,
IMPORTER AND COMMISSION MERORANT,
Ilea NOW ortur for examination ri full assortment of
Gloves, Gauntlets, Shirts, Drawers, Turkey Red and
Madder handkerchiefs, Comforts, Scarfs, hoods, Re
golettes, hose, and other * Germantown fancy goods;
Domestic Buck Gloves, Mittens, and Gauntlets; Drone
Trimmings, Buttons Belts, tce., &c., to which lie in
vites the attention of the trade.
Agent for New Britain Knitting OCIA Mineral Spring,
Badge, Wolcotville, Trenton, and °oboes Shirts and
Drawers. jy29.eodlnt
GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS.
•
JOHN B. ENGLISH & CO.,
No. 113 CHESTNUT STREET.
Aro now receiving their FALL IMPORTATION of
FRENCH AND ENGLISH,
KID, BEAVER, DUCK, SILK, CLOTH, FUR, FUR—
TOP, AND PLUSII•LINED
GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS.
Jy2B-1m
WELLING, COFFIN, & CO.,
11G CHESTNUT STREET,
Have on hand, and are constantly receiving, the fol-
lowing description of goods :
A. & W. SPRAGUES' PRINTS, in great variety,
including Chocolates, Turkey Reds, Greens, Blues,
Shirtings, and Fancy Styles.
BLEACHED MEETINGS, SIIIHTINGS, AND
DRILLINGS.
Lonndale, Masonville, Blatersville,
Hope,Washington, Union Mills,
Blacstone, Cohannet, Johnston '
White Rock, Phenix, 'Acton, ,kc.
BROWN SILEETINGS, SIIIRTINGS, AND OSNA
BURGS.
Matoaca, Virginia Family, Groton,
Ettrick, Eant'n Virginia, Eagle,
Manchenter, Men's tr.. Farm's, Still Water,
Mechanics', Warren A, Carrs' River,:
Riverside.
CLOTHS.
Bottomlers, Pomeroy' ,, and Olenharn Co.', Black
and Fancy all-wool and cotton warp Cloths in great
variety.
DOESKINS AND CASHMERES.
Greenfield Co., Sextons River, Bristol,
Terry'n, Stearn'n
SATINETS. and others.
Steam's, Ayres & Aldrich, Taft & °mon,
Minot, Charter Oak, filineralBPrings,
Swift River, Carpentern', • Florence Mills,
'Hooker:um, Duhring'n, Convenville, &c.
SlLESlAB.—Lonsdale's, Smith's, and other makes,
plain and twilled, of all colors.
Fancy Negro Stripes and Plaids.
Jewett City and Irene Stripes, Denims and Ticking..
Rhode Island and Philadelphia Limeys and Apron
Checks.
Shepard's and Slater's Canton Flanneln, &o. iy22-2m
RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINENS,
.13A.11.1A.SICS, ToILAAPICRE.,
CONSUMERS of RIOJIARDSON'S LINENS, and thole
desironi of obtaining the GENUINE GOODS, should
see that the article. they purchase are iealed with the
full name of the firm,
RDMARDSON, SONS, & OWDEN,
As a guarantee of the eoluidness and durability of the
Goals.
Thus caution is rendered essentially necessary as large
quantities of inferior and defective Linens are prepared.
season after season, and sealed with the name of
RIOIIARDSON by Irish houses, who, regardless of the
injury thus inflicted alike on the American consumer
and the manufacturers of the genuine Goode, will not
readily abandon a business so profitable, while pur
climate can be Imposed on with Goode of a worthless
character.
J, BULLOCKE & J. B. LOCKE,
my2B.@m Agents, 88 OIIIIItOII Street, New York
WILLIAMSVILLE, Wamentta, Water
Twist, Pontiac, Utica, and other superior makes
Shirting and Sheeting Muslin by the piece or yard.
LINENS .
L. HARWOOD.
au2-tt
Of Riehaniaon'a, Nicholaon's, and Robinson'a make,
warranted pure awl strong. An excellent henry Nichol
son'. Linen, at 37 X cent..
llSapPrN t Dr.)) Tottenlnn?) -to 124 rental hear)
Riggings, Tow Llnene , be. fie.
LINEN DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS
at 50, 75, 88, 81 81.25 to S. Napkin, Dov Hem Huck*.
back in towela and bythoyard iFlannels, tickLga, &c
Black 11134 Drown Mixed Lavellse at 10 cents; also,
firer grades. Dusters from Bic to $4. Excellent Luella
Dusters, $1.26 and $1.15.
Closing out Isigne° stock cheap,
COOPRR h CONARD,
B. E. corner NINTH and MARKET
TliE TRADE.
A full Roe of
TIIII MOST FAVORED BTYLE3
STEEL SPRING SKIRTS
MORAN A. CO. TOURNIIRE,
REED & CO.'S BRIDAL,
DOUGLAS & SHERWOOD'S PAR BUSTLE,
REDUCED PRICES.
W. J. lIORSTMANN &
J724-stuth6t CHESTNUT Street, below EIGHTH
SUMMER MANTLES.
LACE AND CHANTILLY MANTLES and TAL
MAR at touch rettucial rates to dose the stock.
OHAR PLEBS BROTHERS,
jr264 CIIEBTNUT and ElOlllll.
LINEN SHEETINGS.
Richsrdson's and other excellent makes, of /Meet
ings of all widths. Pillow Linens and Irish Shirting
Linens. Summer Blankets and Quilts.
.bIIAISPLS6S BROVIERS,
jr29.lf OLIESTNUT and BIGIITLI.
NEW YORK MILLS MUSLIN.
Now York Mille nett finish; \TamenUs, William%
villa, Arkwright, and other best brandn filasonvill
Gold Medal, very floe and light
811ARPLES3 BROTHERS,
jy2B•lf CHESTNUT AND EI(MTH.
ANTILLAS 11 MANTILLAS 11— Mc-
LTA ELROY respectfully Incites the Ladles to call and
examine hie stock of Mantillas, embracing many styles
not to he found elsewhere. Our stock in the largest,
our patterns the latent styles, and our prices so low that
we defy competition.
6.000 yards Mack and Fancy Bilks, 37%, 44, 60, 68;
rich, 62%, 69, 75; eery rich, 81, 87%, 96, 81.
10,000 yards Detainee, Hareem, Ducats ' at 10, 12%,
10M, 13%, 20, 22, 25, 28, 31, 36, decidedly the cheapest
In the city. . . . .
10,000 yards tine French Lawns, 10, 12k, 16K, 20, 25,
worth, many of them ' 37X to 62,ti , very lino.
One lot of Crape Sh awls, at $l6, worth $3O.
600 yards eide-band Cassimeres ' 371 i, worth $l, with
a great variety of desirable goods for men's and boys'
wear less than usual prices.
1,000 yards Marseilles Ventings, at 25, worth 75.
1,000 yards new style Ribbons, the cheapest in the
city.
1,000 fine French Needleworked Colima, at $l, worth
10,000 yanin of Plain and Plaid Jaconets, Swiss and
Cambric White Roods, the greatest bargalna in the city;
Ribbons and Fringes and Trimmings, In endless; va
riety, at lens than half the usual prices.
StoICI,ROY,
Jot-tuth e•tf No. 11 South NINTH Street,
HOODED . CLOAKS,
FOR THE SEASIDE,
AT SIX DOLLARS.
TRAY ELLINO OR DUST CLOAKS,
Indtspermble fora Country Ramble, or ennui. to the
Springs, at $2.60, $3 60, SO 50, and f 6.
ELEGANT MANTILLAS.
FRENCH AND ENO LIM LACE.
BLACK SILK SILK, AND LOCK.
CRAPE 6IARETZ CIRCULARS.
WRITE BAREOE CIRCULARS.
AT ONS.RALF FORMAR PRICER, TO OLOBB TRR HIABOR,
AT TR2
PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM,
SOS CHESTNUT street,
IY/7 J. W. PROCTOR & CO.
Fr HE CHEAPEST EMBROIDERED
-I- CRAPE BRAWLS star offered In this City are
now boring sold by
THORNLEY & OIIISM
N. E. eor. aria SPRING GARDEN.
Wo purchamed, a tow days ago, at a most tremendous
!sacrifice for
0211311,
a lot or very rich Nnibroidored Crape Shawls, same
quality and style as wo have Bald (or
*high we are now gelling at the extremely low price of
TWILVI DOLLARS!!
Ladles, you may never have much another opportuulty
of buying a
HANDSOMIL SHAWL SO OEDIAP!
Also, Plain Crape Shawls, from Si to $l6.
MANTILLAS AND DUSTERS.
Special bargains In Lace, Silk, Moir Antique Man
tillas, he.
Travelling Dress Materials In great variety.
Thin Summer-Orem Goods.
Organdies, Dareges, Grenadines, ke., !to
BLAOK 811.11 e, FANCY BILKS, &a.
Our name Is justly celebrated for Cheap Silks.
Materials for Men and Boys , Wear.
Linen Goods, of our own importation.
Bummer Gauze and other Flannels, An., kO.
Mitts, Veils Embroideries, Hosiery, Gloves, ko., at
TIIOItNLEY dr 011ISIV8
“ONE•PRICE CASH STORE, ,,
N. E. Our. EIGHTH k, SPRING GARDEN Streets.
PPM!
SALE OF TEE FRANKLIN, CHAU
BERSHURO, GREENCASTLE, AND HAGERS
TOWN RAILROAD.
The undersigned, appointed by virtue of an act of As
sembly, approved on the 12th day of May, 1857, will
offer at Public Bale, at the Court-house, In the borough
of Chambersburg, on Friday, the 3d day of September
next. at one o'clock P. Af the Franklin, Chambersburg,
Greencastle and Hagerstown Railroad, from its inter
auction with the Cumberland Valley Ralkoad, at Chant
berpburg, to the Maryland state line, with all the rights,
liberties, privileges and frattehiseato said Company in
any wanner belonging. The conveyance to the pur
chaser is to be made according to the provisions of the
act of Assembly referred to. Terms made known on the
day of sale by PANIIIIL 0. (11311 R,
JOHN ARAIBTRONG,
JANNB Nub,
Chnutylealonets,
Jy3l•dtau7p
HALL TRADE
Is respectfully invited
RAIDROIDERIEB,
LACE UOODS, &o
219 CHESTNUT STREET,
(Br STAIRS,).
tietatt Carp (Boobs
LAVELCi ‘‘ 6LOiIt,
MANTILLAS
JOBBERS SUPPLIED
TWENTY DOLLARS!
far Oak attb to Let.
121 TO RE N T-LThe second and third
stories of No. 303 MIMI Street, seconddoorabove
grout, north able. Apply to
O. O. SADLER & 00.,
au3.tf 9 Nprth Water Street,
Z
jinn —A WELL-SECURED AND
Zeaarnitia
amen d p ia rp r nz i ttyplt p d p ? r rlo o und Rent of 960, for
C. THOMPOON & CONARRON,
jy31..0t No. 933 ARCH Street.
- PASSENGER GARS—For sale
_ two New City Passenger Railway Oars of
superior build and finish. Apply to
A. & P. ROBERTS;
13 , 2343tifiS 410 Walnut street.
NK) —FOR 2 ViLE,..a Mortgage for
more timm •
doub . le S the sinwone n ry p iT ly on t roperty worth
JOHN B. STOOKDALN, Jy22 020 South SIXTH Street.
OSA WANTED TO PIIROHASE—A cor=
lea neratore Property, suitable for a Clorary and
Pa, vision boldness, with stabling atteebed. South of
Arch Area preferred, Adams noon, Press
office. jyl6
VOR SALE—A valuable LOT, in the viol
nit), of the Baltimore Depot,, in'n improving
neighborhood. For partieuhro, addreen JAC., Box 927
root-office. j 71.6
ird FOR SALE—A handsome. COTTAGE,
with Stable, Garden, &a. and about two sores of
ground, on the Main street, Iladdonfleld , New Jersey.
Apply to ED. WALE,
.jy2O•ood3t* 702 walnut et.
VIRGINIA LANDS FOR SALE.—Tho
subscriber.has five Parma for sale in the county of
Albemarle, varying in size from 140 to 1,000 acres and
ranging from $5 to $5O per acre. One tract o f
rich Land, but unimproved, containing over 1,100
acrea, he will sell for $5 per acre—no money to be paid
for four years, and no interest. required.
For further locomotion inquire of JOHN L. OILE AL,
609 15IARKET Street, Philadelphia, or of the 'sub
scriber, at OHAHLOTTEBYILLH, Vs.
jylo-studw . PAUL GOODLOE.•
OFFICE TO—LET.--AN ELIGIBLE OF
x_F Flog for an Insurance Compaq, or similar cor
poration, haring three communicating rooms on the
same floor ' No. 222 WALNUT Street, above DOOK.
Immethatepoeseseion given. Apply. to
JOHN 0. REVERS., or •
THOMAS T. BUTOHRR,
No. 112 South FOURTH Street,
mll3o.tuths-tf second story, front room.
)clitical,
VOA CLERK OF THE ORPHANS'
COURT—
ROBERT G. MAROH,
OP PRE THIRTEENTH WARD.
Subject to the will of the People's Convention.
jr26.lm* • .
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS.
ELI DILLIN,
OF THE FOURTEENTH W/80,
Subject to the Rules of the People's Party.
And, if elected, I pledge myself to_ cookie the Office
to the legal fees established by law. JY244cie
WILLIAM H. KERN,
SHERIFF,
FIFTEENTH WARD
Subject to the Itoles'of People's Party. jy2041
CARD.—The undersigned hereby informs
his (Heat that he will be a candidate for the Office
of SHERIFF
of the City . and County of Philadelphia, at the aliening
election, If nominated by a The People
JOB. M. COWELL.
PIIILADSLMA, Juno 5, 1858.
100 R CONGRESS—THIRD DISTRICT.
JOSRPH BITES,
• OF THE BIXTERNIII WARD,
Rultiect to Democratic rulee
CLERK OF 'IME ORPHANS' COURT,
•
TI.IOS. IL HARKINS,
inTENTERSTH WARD.
Fabject to Democratic Rules. jy2l•tn
F OR REGISTER OF WILLS,
JOHN SWIFT.
Subject to the will of the People's Convention
jy6.11
REGISTER OF WILLS—•
ANDREW J. WESTER
Subject to Democratic Rules.
CLERK OF ORPHANS' COURT—
JOBENI A. MONIIMMER,
Eleventh Ward,
Subject to the rules of the Democratic party.
jel7-dto*
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS
JOLIN OABBIN,
Slith Ward
SubJect to Democratic Bolen
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS—
MAIMS D. KNIGHT,
TWENTIETH WARD
Subject to the People's Nomination. jel-tt
FOR REGISTER OF WILLS.
JOUN OA/dPIIELL, OP SEVENTH WARD,
Subject to Democratie myll.4m
53aningo ,Ifunks.
Tp TIE BPRING , GARDEN BA.ViNG
YTIND,
(on►xtin= ar ITIII LIGHLtnrI OtPIIINBTLTANIA.)
PERPETUAL CHARTER
PIPE PER pENT. Interest ',Rowed to Detoettoro,
and all Monty, Paid back on Demand.
OPPIOR, 831 NORTH. THIRD -STRRET,
(OONSOLIDATION BANC BOILDINO.V-
Thlll Institution is now open for the transaction of
business. and is the only Chartered Saying Fund located
in - the northern part or the city.
The Office will be open (dilly) from 9 to 2N o'clook,
and also on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, from 6 until
9 o'clock In the YeeninF,..
MANAOERB
Prelerielt Klett,
Stephen Smith,
John P Levy,
Hon. Henry K. Strong,
//Intel Unierkofler,
lion. Wra.lhrnol,
Fredetiek Steaks,
Fronde Hort,
;mph P; LeC lore,
John Kessler, Jr.,
Preside
Secretary, °HOARE T.
James 8. Pringle,
Jecob Dock,
Joseph Cowell,
George Woelepper,
J. Wesley Bray,
Robert B. Daridion,
P. 0. Elbusker,
John P. , Vorree,
George line3lit,
Jobn Horn.
nt, JAMES 8. PRINGLR.
THORN.
IAVING FUND.-UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, corner of THIRD and CHRAT.
NUT Meets.
Large and small some received, and paid back on de
mand, without notice, with FIVE PER DENT INTER
IST from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal.
Office holm from 9 until b o'clock every day, and on
MONDAY EV ENINGS from 7 until 9 o'clock.
DRAFTS for sale on England, Ireland, ind aootland,
from £1 upwards.
trealdent--BTEPLIEN B. ORMOILD,
i`reuurer—PLlNY PIPE.
Teller—YAMS R. HIINTIII.
SAVING FUND—FIVE PER CENT. IN
TERYST—NLTIONILL PARETY TRIM OM
PANY.—WALNUT STREET, 80IITH-WEBTOOKNEE
Of THIRD, PHILADELPHIA.
111001fORATUI IST YHA &CATO OP PIINSTLYAfIf..
Money Is melted In any sum, 'are or small, and ill*
terest paid from the day of depoolt the day of with
dtnwal.
The once is open every day from 9o'clook in the
morning till 6 o'clock in the evening, and on Monday
and Thursday evenings till 8 o'clock.
HON. HENRY L. MINX% President,
1101INBT BllLlllllKil, Vice President
Wm. 7. Hasa, Secretary.
DI /10TORS i
Hon. Homy L. B , P. Carroll Brewster, .
Bdward L. Carter, Joseph B. Bus
Hobert Selfridge, Pamela Lw_
Baml. K. Ashton,. Joseph Yerkee,
O. Landreth !drums, Henry Ditfenderffer.
Money Is received and payments made daily.
The investments are made In conformity seith the
provialone of the Charter, in REAL ESTATE MOST
GAGES, GROUND BENTS, and tuck drat class secuti.
tlea u will always Insure perfect security to the depoet.
tore, and which cannot fall to give permanency and stir
blllty to this Institution. inlay
MO. 88 (241) DOCK STREET.-FIVE
L, FIR MINT. sun SAVINGS FUND.
IV O. 83 (241) DOCK STREET. - rivE
LI PIN OENT. STATE SAVINGS FUND.
.NO.BB '(241) DOCK STREET.- FIVE
PRR C ENT. STATE SAVINGS FUND.
NTO. 83 (241) DOCK STREET.- FIVE
L I PER CENT. STATE SAVINGS FUND. aul•ly
tamps
DIIBLIO LAMPS.—The public is respect
fully infortned that Offices hare been opened by
the District Saperintentienis .of Public Lighting, at
which citizens are requested to give information re.
specting accidents which may happen to the Public
lamps, or of any failure in lighting or extinguishing
them at the proper time, or if not properly cleaned and
in good lighting condition.
The Books will Le kept open by Jos. Bailey, No. 805
Wharton street. First Ward; Charles Carty, Sup't
Second District, No. 3 Haines street, above Sixth;
John Kane, 1019 Randolph street, Sixteenth Wand; M.
'W. Deshong, N 0.2231 Conies street, Fifteenth Wani ,•
Benjamin Sage, Gas Onlce Twenty-fourth Wand, (West
Philadelphia;) M. B. 31. Fadden, Gas Office, Twenty.
accond Ward, (Germantown;) James Burns, Gas Office,
Twouty-third Ward, (Frankfonl,) and at the Oas
Seventh street, below Market.
By order of the Trustees of the Philadelphia Gas
Works. JOHN A. MISR EY,
jy2.3-trait Superintendent of Distribution.
PETEII.O , PATENT NON-EXPLuSIVE
BltLf -GENERATING GAB LAMP
le the only Patent Darner that has a
NON•CONBUOTOR ATTAIMED.
Por &tray, Cheerio's, and Brillieney, it earpesse
aU others.
STATE AND QOM= MARTS FOR SALE,
Addrese D. P. PETERS ,
- -
S. W. corner MOND and CHESTNUT Ste. ,'Phila
delphia ; and 421 BROADWAY, New York. int.4.ly-rp
tn4Mi. VA NORTH PENNSYL
NIA RAILROAD.
POI
BETHLEHEM EASTON, ALLENTOWN MATCH
MUNK, DELAWARE WATER OAP, do. -
On and after MONDAY, July 26, 1658, the Irani on
this Road will leave PROM.' and WILLOW greets
daily, (Sundays excepted) as follows
For Bethlehem, Eaton, Delaware - Water Clap, ko.,
(Express.) at 6.15 A. M. •
For Bethlehem, Allentown, and Manch Ohnnk, (Ex
press) at 2.80 P M.
For Doylestown, (Aeoontroodation,) at 8.30 A.M. and
4.30 P. M. •
For Fort Washington, (Accommodation) at 9.30 A.
AI. and 6.30 P
TRAMS 1011 PHILADELPHIA
Leave Bethlehem (Exprees,) at 9 A. M. and 5.30
P. sr., with paesengers from Lehigh Valley Rail-
And anise In Philadelphia at 12 AI. and 8.16
P. M.
LIMY° Doyleetawn (Accommodation)at )et A. M. and 4
P. Al., and mire in Philadelphia at 8.16 A. M.and 0.10
P. Id
• _ . .
Leave Fort Washington (Accommodation) at 6.16 A.
and 2.60 P. Dd., and arrive In Philadelphia at 7.20
A. td. and 4 P. td.
ON SUNDAYS
Leave Philadelphia for Doylestown at SAM A, M. and
2P. M.
Leave Doylestown for Philadelphia at 6 A. M. and
5.15 P
All Pasienger trains conned it Oath= street with
Olty Passenger Railway.
The 616 A. 51. train from Philadelphia. and the 5.30
P. M. train from Bethlehem, mate close connection
with the Mutton and New Jersey Central Railroad.
Yard to Bethlehem 60
Mauch Chunk 2 10
" Doylestown 60
NSW ROUTE TO 8011001,111"8 MOUNTAIN—By
6.16 A M. train to Banton, thence by N. J. 0 lilt. and
D. L. &W. RB. to Washington thence by stage, stri
ving at the Mona&ins at IP. 80 . Pare 53.25.
U ALLIS CLARK, Agent.
Dianto.
A N EXPERIENCED CLERK tend Book-
J-3,
keeper and rapid Accountant, fully competent and
with beat of reference, desires a situation In a Manu
factory or /dere, city or country. Address J. P. D., at
this Office nuB.2t*
WANTED—A. Situation, by a young man,
In a firsteclass Domestic Commission Dry•gooda
House, to learn the buidness. The most acceptable
references given. Address A. U., at this Office. auBAt*
WANTED—An intelligent Lad, who writes
a good, plain hand, to learn the Conveyancing
buidnena. AddreseConveyancer," office of We paper.
au3-4t*
WANTED—By a young Man who has had
two yaw' , experience la the office of an Insu
rance Company, a situation in a similar line of business.
Good reference given. • Address "Insurance" Office of
The Press. au3-31*
$1 00(1 WANTED TO INVEST in some
good business by Imo that has a large
v acquaintance in this Btate, and can in influence trade
inalmoot any kind of busineee, Addreeg JOHN H. at
this Mae. aukkt*
FRAZER RIVER 81114E5.--WANTED-
Tyrenty-flre men to complete an organizing cornpany.
Applicants will be given every Information on tide sub.
ject by addressing (until August 10) bOX 1896, Phila.
dolphin, Post Office.
WANTED -- By a seises', steady,' and
honest man, a SITUATION In a 'Wholesale
Store, as Porter. Ia willing to make hionielf natfril to
Die employer. Good reference given. Addresa
DUSTNY,". Office of The Press. an2-2t*
WANTED—A Partner with a cash . °apt
tal of $l,OOO, to join t he advertiser In a mate
and profitable manufacturing baldness. For partied
him, address a. TEAFFIO," at this Office. au2-44*
WANTED:By a respectable young Girl,
a SITU&TION as Ohildle Nurse or Chamber
maid. Apply to No. 2 ELLWOOD PLACB, Lombard
street, above Zighth. • • au9-2tAi
NVANTED-By a steady Man, a SITUA
TION art Draymen or Porter. in a Wholesale
Store. Is a good drirer and thoroughly underetands
the care of horees—can glee his last employer as refer
ence..- Adams t , PORTItIt,, ,, at this Orate. aug-Sta
UfANTED—By a young LAD, a situation
in • Wholesale Btore. IN a good Penman and
quick at figures. Address YOUTH, at this ogles.
au2-3t*
tTANTED—A. Partner with $26,0430 to
V V td(1.000 in a Banking-house, well established, In
a largo Western city. Good.reterences required. Ad
dress box 213, Philadelphia P. 0. jy3l3t*
NTED—By a Young Man from ,th
- Country s situation In a Wholesale Store, in
the capacity of PORTER; can furnish good reference.
Address BERKO, at this office:
WANTED, k7Oll THE UNITED STATES
CAVALRY—AbIe-bodied, unmarried men, to
whom will be' given gad pay, board, clothing, and.
medicarattendanee. Pay from $l2 to M 2 per month.
No man having a wife or child will be amr i ptild. APO/
for MOUNTED SERVICE it', $ll 14 R . MT fitre",
above Eighth, north aide. , •
WILLIAM B. ROYALL,
Lt Lieut. Id Regt. of 'Cavalry, •
Recruiting Cfilaer.
24.mm:cements.
WELOIrs NATIONAL THEATRE.—
NISW SEASON.
JOSEPH 0. FOSTER m
. Sole Loe And /Gauger.
0. POSTER ' • ' • Stage Manager.
TUESDAY EVENING Auguet 0, 1558
The greet Melo-Dramatie Spectacle .entltled
' IVANHOE;
Or, The Knight of the Lion Heart. •
Mr: Charles Foeter.
Mre. Seymour
Julia N. poke.
Ivanhoe.
The Lady Rowena
Rebecca
To commence with the amok% farce of .
' TIII'I,II4ISHIOK 1101 i.
Paddy Mlle, Mr J. &moue.
Mr.. hidget Kra. J. 11. Reed.
The Orchestra under the'difeatiou of Arr. 0: Reinhart.
Doors opeu at 7%. To commence at 8 o'clock.
Tickets of admission, 26 cents ; secured teats, n
Mt! ; Orchestra chairs, 60. cents ; Beats in Private
It 2, 75 cents , Whole Box, 85 and ; Olrole,
16 cents.
iicittoualo.
REMOVAL -JOHN Y. DOHERTY,
TAILOR,
HAS REMOVED
N. E. CORNER OF FIFTH AND WALNUT 13Ta.
141.1LimeLretA, July 18,1868. jll.B
REMOVAL. - 7
BAILEY ,t CO.,
Jewallere, and Manufkonarera of Bier.
ling Silver Ware,
Rave removed from their old stand to the new More,
No. 819 CHESTNUT STREET,
(Three doors fleet of the Girard Hoele,)
where they offer for side a new and choice inorhnent et
STERLING SILVER WARN, PINE JEWELRY,
CLOCKS and WATOUNS, PLATED WARE, and
VAICOY 000D9
REMOVAL
SAS. E. CM..I2IWV.LL
432 CHESTNUT STREET,
TRIITIOUS TO MIXOTINO TO TRIM NEW RTORR, OTTER
PLATED GOODS
AT A 'LEAVY REDUUTION FROM USUAL MOSS
jy234m If
.111aurance Companico
ripliE QUAKER CITY INSURANCE
L COMPANY, OF PLIILADELPRIA, 488 WAI NUT .
Street.
Statement of the business and condition of Tho Quaker
City lusuranco Company of Philadelphia, fur the six
months ending Juno 10, 1858
Celli's'. end Surplus, January 1.1850.......1277,619 13T
interred received and accrued from JOO.l to
July 1, 1858
Premiums received from January let to July
let, 1858 113,074 87
Salvage and itelnourance received 4,877 24
LoseEs i simsne,&o.
•
Losses paid sdt,4sl 61
Dividend, reinsurance, return pro
OlitUllll, and expenses
V 8,310 03
Balance remaining with the Company July 1, 301,281 36
Bonds, mortgages, stocks, coupon
bonds, loans on collateral, and
call loans, &c $183,703 30
Bills Receivable 90,011 IA
Cash on band and In Bank, and - •
due from agents 29,910 00
Capital Stock
081110888.
GEORGE H. HART—President.
I. P. ROSB—Vies President.
11. R. 000011HALL-13earetary mad TreUMW
8, H. BUTLXll,—thistant Secretary,
DIZIOTOUI.
George U. Hart, latest Idwards,
D. P. Ross, Tatar B. Perkins,
A. G. Cattail, ' ilhartes EL Imlay,
Andrew It. Ohambeni, Oaronel Jour'. B. D.,
J. W..Dalley, Hon. II M. Fuller,
John G. Dale, H. B. Ooggahall,
John L. Pomeroy.
11. R. 0000BlIALL,
Secretary
Attest :
jy2B-linolf
FIRE INSURANCE
BY THE RELIANCE MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
On Buildings, Limited or Papaya', Merchandise,
Furniture,c., in Town or Country.
OFFICE, No. 808 WALNUT STREET.
Camas,. 5177,920. ABBIIIB, $152,465.80.
Invested as follows, els :
First Mortgages on Improved City Property,
worth double the amount 120,200.00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co's, 6 per cent.
mortgage Loan, $30,000, cost 26,600.00
Allegheny County 0 per cent. Penna. R. It.
LOAD
Pennsylvania Railroad On's. Stock
Stook of the Reliance Mutual Insurance
Company 19,160.00
Stock of County Fire Insurance C0.........1,060.00
Scrip of Sundry Insurance Companies 476.00
Lille receivable, business paper 62,711.60
Book Accounts, accrued interest, an 8,320.19
Cask on hand and In Bank. 16,043.20
$262,466.89
CLEM TIMMY, President.
DIREOTOTtB.
bamnel Diapham,
Robert Steen,
William Rusher,
Rani. W. Tingley,
Marshall
Z. Lothrop,
CharlenLelard,
ILoob T. Bunting,
Smith Doyen,
John Itleeell, l'lttnburgh
lIINCIIMAN. Secretary.
Clem Tingley,
William R. Thompson,
David S. Drown,
Cornelius Stevenson,
John R. Worrell,
R. L. Carson,
Robert Toland,
Moses Johnson,
Charles 8. Wood,
James S. Woodward,
fe2o-4 to th-rp-tt. . 111
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE Co.,
INCORPORATED 1810—CHANTER PER
PETVAL.
No. 810 WALNUT Street, above Third, Philadelphia
flaring • large pald•np Capital Stock and Surplus
Invested in sound and available Securities, ooutinues
insure on Dwelling., Stores, Furniture, Merchandise,
Fowls in Port and their Cargoes, and other Personal
Property. All Losses liberally and promptly adjusted,
DIZROIVI.
George Abbott, John T. Lea la,
John Webb, ' OlLapar W. Horde,
13amael O. Morton, /amen R. Campbell,
Patrick Brady, Bdmand 0. Daillh,
Charlee W. PonUney.
(MORON ABBOTT, President.
TIIONAR R. MARTS. Beeretary. Ja2.l.y It
Ebina, (51aso attb Cluecnowart.
CHINA AND GLASS,
DINNER WARE,
TEA'AND TOILET SETS,
WHIT!, GOLD-BAND, AND DIIGONATED
FRENCH AND BOHEMIAN ULASSWARE,
FANCY ARTICLES, ,to.,
WILL DE FOLD, AT THE LOWEST PRIM, AT
MARESEN ,t; WITTE'S,
MASONIC HALL, 713 CHESTNUT STREET,
N. 11.—Hoodm loaned to parties at reasonable terms
Janl3.ly
C APE MAY AN ATLANTIC ATLANTIChere will be no nveregily for trarellere taking a
supply of CIGARS with them, an a complete assort
ment of GENUINE IIAY ANA, of Samuel Simon+ Im
portation, will be found on auto at CONGREES
Cape Leland, and at the UNITED STATES, Allantle
City. ir23
AWNINGSI AWNIN JS I
JOSNPII H. FOSTER, Awning Maher No. 44$
North THIRD Streit above Willow. Italian nail
French Window Awnings for Dwellings stud Office
Windows; Awnings for Slims, Awnings for Steamboats
and Ships. All blots of Awnings, seas. Flags, or
any thing in emir.. mole to order by JOSEPII
FusTnß, Awning Maker, 443 North THIRD Street,
•
Residence ; 340 South FRONT Street.
jyll.lto JOSEPH H. FOSTER,
jyl34u th eat 1m
402,03? 63
804,281 35
t 200,000 00