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PUBLIC rr LEDGER AND DAILY TRAN3CRIPT. PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JULY CT Tea CiaetnuTtaa or wi 1 enwte etna umm greater tha lAet a am other Daitp fV) Pap Ttoltr'ffrnii Tut Rath or Abtmtunw Linen im only boat eni tixU perl tig, re eTtfwrtwa It arvufotiea, osikoeeofur other paten. An Apti Ram MKTiito Tho friends of a National Bank ia New York Leld a meeting a few dap ago, which was attended by from, four to ten thousand person, according to the esti. mate of different papers. An Anti Bank meet ingwas held on Thursday erening in llie Park, at which it is computed by the Journal of Commerce seven thousand persona were present.

Isaac L. Varies, the late Mayor, presided. Between siity and seventy Vice Presidents were appointed, composed for the greater part of the wealthiest and most respectable members of the party which bad, in that ctty, supported the measures and administration of Mr. Van Buren. The resolutions call the bill for the distribution of the proceeds of the Public Land, an agrarian law they protest against a protective ta riff, say the domestic policy introduced into Congress under the measures known as the Loan, the Bank, the Revenue, and the Distribution Bills, presents an entire system, of which the main elements are a National Bauk, a National Debt, and a Protective Tariff;" that the enmity of the meeting is not confined to Mr.

Clay's Mr. Ewing's or a compro iniscd' plan, but they are inflexibly oppos ed to any; national incorporation, with banking powers, or for the miscalled purpose of 'regulating the and pledge themsehes to sup. port no man to Executive or Legislative office who is not in favor of the immediate repeal of the charter of a National Bank, and a repeal Corresponding Committee of twenty five was appointed to hold their office until the charter has been repealed, and to use their enorts to ef fect that object by a thorough organization of the ojiposition to the measure. o)o Tbb Natiokai Temperance Costejtiow. The National Convention of temperance men met at Saratoga on Tuesday Inst, and opened the business with about four hundred delegates in attendance from all patts of the country.

A correspondent of the Journal of Commerce fur nishes an account of its organization. Chancellor Walworth was chosen the President, and most of the first day was spent in hearing re sorts of the wonderful reform of drunkards communicatra oy delegates rrom Boston, new York, 'New Havtn and other cities and some speeches from the reformed men themselves. In the evening tier was a meeting of not less than three thousand persona in the green beyond the Congress spring the churches not being sufficiently large to contain the people who wished to assemble. The meeting was ably addressed by Rev. Mr.

Scott, of Sweden, Rev. John Pie pool, of Boston, Mr. Pottard, of Baltimore, and General 8mith, of Peterboro, and was one of great interest. Other meetings were to be held. The enthusiasm tint was displayed induced somebody to remark that, the world was on fire kindled by cold waler." AnoTHta Fima tw New York.

On Thursday morning a fire occurred in New York, commencing in a three story building, occupied by a cabinet maker and a piano maker. The build ing was owned by R. Cornell, and with its con tents was entirely destroyed. The following houses were alto burnt to the ground. No.

64 Vestry Street, owned by Mr. Cornell, and occu pied as cabinet maker's shop. No. 46, owned and occupied by Mrs. Prall, and No.

49, owned and occupied by Mr. Carpenter. The furniture of these bouses was mostly saved. Two frame Buildings in the rear of Greenwich street, with their contents, were also wholly consumed by the flames. ao Natiohal American Society or Acriccl ture An address to the friends of a National American 8ocfety of Agriculture has been pub lished in the Wesleyan Intelligencer.

The ob ject of the address is to ascertain whether a suf ficient number of persons are willing to lend their influence to warrant the call of a primary meeting, with the view to organize a society for promoting American husbandry. The names are to be transmitted to Washington by the joth of August, addressed to H. L. Ellsworth, Commissioner of Patents, for Solon Robinson. Should the indications appear favorable, a com.

mates of the friends of the cause will take upon themselves the respoaibihty of naming a time and place for the meeting. The WuKiKGToir Whaliro Compart, it appears from a notice in the Delaware Gazette, have not been much more successful in their operations than the Newark Company who re cenuy disposed or their vessels. The Gazette says they have now four ships, two at ses, and two in port, one of which is on the eve of de parting her third voyage. They had five ships, bnt one, the North America, was lost last summer. The company hare now been in ope ration su or seven years; the ships have gene rally made short voyages, and retimed with fair cargoes, and yet the company have not fceea able to divide any thing from the enter The proceeds have mostly been expend, ed refitting the ships, and the payment of the Ma.

the political economist, appears be ia a bad fix, if the English papers are to reked eo One of them says England will aot have him. Ireland will not have him. Mon trese has ejected him. Middlesex has rejected kirn. Kilkenny is otherwise engaged.

Leeds kas most plainly refused him, and Dundee de spues aim. Rebuff from all these quarters en titles Mr. H. to the aime of the Great Flung Omcra or the Navt Daowicr.o. A re poet from New Castle was published stating that Lieut.

Newcomb, of the Navy, was drown, ed. It appears it was Lieut Ross Crawford to whom the anfortaaate accident happened. 11 was attached to the schooner Kautilos, employ, ed ia the survey of oar river Sod bay, snd was going to the relief of a seaman who had fallen overboard, wbra the boat be was ia apset and he aortsaalely drowned. A VlMTXB Aa OB flew into the Council Chamber oa Thorsdsy evening, while the mem. hers were sitting ia deliberation apon the affairs of the city.

The representative of wisdom could tot exhibit its credentials, and was therefore re fitted a seat ia Council, and ordered to be prompt. ly expelled. A CeamurtwrABT Beit fty. The friends of Mr. Faulkner, attached to the late Chesoot street ompany, are about give him a substantial benefit at that establish meat, an4 are bow mak in the preparations aecesaarr.

A card will be seca la another colnma. i 1 f7 Wo have received the speeches of Mr. Buchanan aad Mr. Wosdbary, of the U.S. So.

ate, oa the bill to incorpevsM the subscribers to the Bank of the TX States, oe CewoBjws, it is expected, will adjourn abcef the 15th of AogaeL CTTT LJCAYI)ieS Toe Fait, Sir Mr. John G. Kennoa was fiued on Thursday by the Mayor, in the sum of $3 and Costs, for fast driving through the streets. Appoint nfi. The Mayor yesterday appoint, ed William Young and John Walker, high constables, and William Bramble and John Mets ger, special constables.

These gentlemen held the same appointments under the Recorder, and by this act have been placed under the supervi sion of the Mayor exclusively. Railroad Accidentia Thursday night the train of cars from the West met with an acci dent on the Columbia railroad, near Downing, town, in consequence of the truck striking against the bottom of one of the cars and breaking a part of the bottom ont, through which a number of the passengers fell to the ground. Fortunately, at the moment of the accident, the coupling chain attaching the car and the loco, motive broke, leaving the train standing still the engine went on. Although ten or twelve persons went through the breach in the car, but one person was injured, Mrs. Davis, of this city, who had one of her arms broken, ex cept a young man, who, after the danger was past, jumped from the car and sprained an ankle.

There upwards of seventy passengers in the train, and when the accident occurred the em bankment was some fifty ft high, which, circumstances considered, make it nltogether a fortunate escape. The passengers in the above mentioned train who came on from Chambersburg, were in the morning detained near Newville, in consequence ot the locomotive running over a bullock and being precipitated down an embankment. They arrived in the city yesterday morning, instead of 10 o'clock the night before. The Courti. The Court of General Sessions, and the Common Picas and District Courts were not iu session yesterday.

Jm of a Favorite. The sailing pleasure yacht whilom one of the favorite craft on the river, lias been sold to Mobile for four hundred dollars. She is bought by the same parties that purchased from this port the Count Pulaski. Sotd Mode of Selling a Horse. A man in South street, the other day, on the new and gravelled over paving, finding he could get no purchaser for ihc two horses be was ed them against each other for a race.

Riders were procured, what was judged a mile determined upon, nnd up and down up and down the new paving they went. The mile was done in five minutes, Washington beating Lafayette one minute so said. Parties arose upon the respective merits of the horses, and the consequence was, as the cunning owner no doubt foresaw, that bot were sold. The A'w Bridge at Collovhill Strtet. This contemplated superstructure is in progress, the workmen being engaged busily on both sides of the river.

Ou the east side, they ere eugagid in digging through rock, at a distance of about 50 or GO feet from the front of the abutment on the river, the depth at the extremejioint from the water, of about nine feet, for the purpose of ma king fast the wire cable of which the bridge is to be constructed. On side of the river, at alxwt the same distance as on the east side, back from the front of the abutment, the work men are also excavating, but not through rock, some twenty or thirty feet, for the purpose of fixing in the fastenings of the ends of the wire cable. The front of the western abutment has been taken down a short space back, for the purpose of being piled and making a permanent foundation. One cable has been made, sad may be seen on the road lending between Harding's and the Permanent bridge. It is about two inch es in diameter, composed of wire the 16th part of an inch thick, the stran being coated with paint when put together.

The bridge, it is ex pected, will be done by the first of March. Sent Lovn belotc. On Thursday last, officer Levin H. Smith arrested a man named William Ross, under peculiar circumstances. The case came up for a hearing before Alderman Binns It appears that the defendant hired a horse and York wagon of Mr.

Francis Duffy, a livery stable keeper, several days since, add did not return it, but on the contrary, placed the animal and re hicle in another livery stable, leaving it to the care of auother proprietor. After a minute in vesication of the case, the Alderman bound Ross over in the sum of six hundred dollars to answer the charge at the next session of tbe Court of General Sessions. In default of enter ing the requisite security, the defendant was committed. C7 The Bolivar broke ber larboard crank yesterday morning, while coming down the ri rer. She will be ready this morning to make her two trips a day as usual.

Heduction of Expense. The following order of Court has bet transmitted to the County Commit; ioners by the proper officer of the Court of General Sessions In the Court of General Stations for the City and County of rhtladelpkta. Jolv 23th, 1841. The Court make the following order, to wit Tlut whereas the act of Assembly of the 14ih of April, 1834, entitled An act refuting to the Oi gauization of Courts," directs that the criers, tipstaves, and constables of the several Courts ot this Commonwealth shall be paid by the respective county such same for each day's attend ante as the Judges shall allow ana whereas tbe law refers only to days when the Court is actually in session, tbe Clerk shall not make out any account for the attendance of the officers of r. 1 1 a I I inis ixntn inciuainx any nay or aays wnen ine Court is not actually in session, and he is directed to furnish to the Couutv Commissioners and the County Auditors severally, a copy of this order.

Ordered, That should any case of hearing upon habeas corpus occur between the adjourn merit of the Court and the first Monday of 8ep tember, the Clerk direct two tipstaves to attend; and should more tbaa one occur upon the same day, the same officers will act during the day. Meeting on Ship Board A religious meeting for seamen will be held on Sunday afternoon, on board the ship Thomas P. Cope, at Walnut street wharf, which will be addressed by the Rev. Wm. L.

McCalla. Tbe meeting commences at 6 o'clock, P. M. Prnntjrunii Theatre. This little Theatre, now under Ike management of Messrs.

Jackson and Bowers, has been reopened. E. 8. Conner, the tragedian, his been performing in it for the las few night. lie takes a benefit this even ing.

The Union Fentfblet.C. Lee has again as suined the command of this company, and we learn that they contemplate making an exclusion to Bristol on Monday next. workman ia Merrick Towne's foundry was taken to tbe Hospital on Thursday eight, having had bit band severely mashed by heavy iroa falling upon it. Aaetitr Caw. Yesterday adorning, a lady, while passing through the market house ia Second street, helow Pine, had her di ess set oa fire J' 'T vuh some matches, which was not stuV dued antil it was nearly karat off, and she very seriously injtwed by the flames.

Ia ber alarm she raa into the jewelry store of Mr. Monier, comet of Gaskill and Second streets, where Mr. Monier rendered ber much assistance, and subjected himself some ioxonvenienca and pain by getting his hands burned. Her Burns were aot considered cUngero i. Sippemi Is se Aldermaa Campbell yesterday stopped, as stolea, a lines drilling coat, which is now at ais office.

AuUtnt man named Joseph Quay was seriously mjored oa the Columbia Railroad, ia the vicinity of Oakland Hotel, setae tea miles above tbe Paoli, yesterday. Ia jumping from freight car oa tbe track, without observing the approach of the passenger tram from Columbia he was struck on the IcA knee by its locomotive, knocked down, and whirled beacath the follow, ing cars, tbe wheels of which ran over and crushed bis right ankle. Tbe train stopped, and the poor man was taken up in a dreadfully mangled state, and favored with every assistanca which the circumstances ol the case would afford. Robbery. The store of Benedict D.

Stewart, at the comer of Willow street and Old York road, was forcibly entered on Monday night last or Tuefday morning, 2tith and morocco lea titer to the amount of about one hundred dollars stolen therefrnni. The thief or thieves set fire to the place, which providentially went out with out doing much damage. Mr. S. was out of town st the time.

The thieves appear to have been well guarded, as we understand tbe comer is a meeting place for several watchmen. Iphcest. Samuel Ileintztlman, Coroner, Offtcet So. 41 A'orM Fifth Street, and at tht Corner of Paayunk Road and German St. Yesterday morning, between 2 and 3 o'clock, the Coroner was called upon to hold an inqiest in Coates alley, on the body of Ann File, 19 years of age, ho came to her death by taking a quantity of laudanum, with the design of self destruction, on the afternoon previous.

It appears she was disappointed in not receiving the continued attentions of a young man who had been paying his addresses to her. Verdict, suicide cause, disappointed love. Another. On the body of James Hagans, 22 years of age, who was fouud drowned near Walnut street wharf. The deceased was recognised as tbe sailor belonging to the ship John, who fell overboard a few days ago, near Vine street wharf.

He was from Londonderry. Verdict, accidental drowning. Mcrderocs ArraAV in Tennessee. An account is given in the Southern papers of an of fray which occurred on the Savannah road, in Wayne county, Tenn. It seems that an officer by the name of Stults went to the house of a man by the name of Brooks, to arrest him, aud took with him several persons for that purpose.

Upon arriving at the place, Brooks came out with his rirle and shot a young man by tbe name ef Towery, who was along for the purpose of assisting the officer. Towery died immediately. Stutts, the officer, then fired upon Brooks as he retreated into the house, and put two piMol balls ii.to his back, brooks was lir ing by the last account had from him, but it was thought he had received a mortal wound. A gnera! fight ensued between the constable and his posse, and the friends of Brooks, who at tempted to prevent an arrest. i in.

i A Mot in Nova Scotia Our neighbors in Nova Scotia are as liable to lawless outbreaks ns ourselves. We commend the following to the Canadian papers, so ready to record every row that takes puce ia the States. A letter from Dalhousie, dated 14th published in the Halifax Journal, says'1 We are in an alarming stnte here all law and authority put at defiance by a lawless mob of lumberers and sailors. Tbe pound has been totally destroyed the jail partially, and eleven prisoners released. The sheriff, on the 9rh, after making a prisoner, was knocked down in the public street, at noon day, and the prisoner marched off iu triumph by the mob.

A great deal of in jury done to private property, that is, in the Biwirc wi uiiiu up uiiiuvi until tricj ynic Infill. pelkd the merchants to their (the mob's) terms. Provokino to the Heirs It is stated that the draft of a will in the handwriting of Mr. Charles Lee, of Barre, who was lost on board the ill fated Lexington, was lately found beneath the false bottom of a travelling trunk that had been thrown aside. In the disposition of his property, the sum of $20C0 was bequeath ed to the town for the establishment of a ublic library, $0000 to tbe Unitarian Society, and 10(i0 to Us pastor.

Another Bank Rosserv. Thirty seven thousand dollars have been stolen from the vault of the Planters' Bank, in Savannah, Ga. The robbery was of the notes of that bank, of fifty and twenty dollars denomination. The bills were signed by George W. Anderson, President, and James Marshall, Cashier.

A reward of three thoutand dollar is offered for the apprehen sion of the individaal who stole the money. Tnar.r Lives Lost. Three lives were lost at Erie (Pa.) last week. A Mr. King, of Pittsburg, with his family, in attempting to make a landing at Erie in a small boat from the New England Steamer, on board of which they had taken passage from Cleveland, were capsized, and two of the children and the servant drowned.

Venerable ron its Antio.uitv. The rule limiting members to one hour's speaking, has existed in public assemblies for 2000 years, a correspondent of the National Intelligencer says. It was a regulation much admired by the Greeks. Members of Congress will no doubt submit to it with a better grace, sioce it has been discovered to have a classic origin. The U.

S. Ship Delaware, the flag ship of Commodore Morris, while waiting for final orders and despatches from the South, has been ordered to be brought up and to lay off Ana polis, in order to afford an opportunity to the members of Congress, and other members of the government, to view her. Election roa Senator. Writs have been issued by tbe Speaker of the Senate, in the Seventh Senatorial District, composed of the counties of Dauphin and Lebanon, ordering an election on the second Tuesday of October next, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Mr. Killinger.

Melancholy Accident. Mr. Joshua Martin, son of Paul Martin, Sheriff of Cumberland county, while testing the speed of horse last week, was thrown upon his bead and killed. The Illinois Bank Rosiest. The St.

Louis Argus rays it is rumored that the Teller of the Bank, who livid in tbe upper room, and a roan by the name of Carpenter, a merchant, were the robbers both have been apprehended. Naval, Tbe U. 8. Frigate Macedonian and the sloop of War Warren, had arrived at Boston from the 9th inst. "UNITE!) BTATBT NEWHPAPML ff ti aMrA.HpaMisiwil.aasaaa as ofculats at um ODM.B.

vs.esrosf Tairs a4 CkMoat slneta, IMI wraia. It entaiw Um PUREJGIf NEWS. nkt ky the 1 HOr Wiym Babnabv Rosee N. II hat but hasa pasliAX Los BbadMiS. oi Earthquake iw Tesceira A calamitous event has takes place ia the Isle of Teroeira The greatest eoasteraatioa reigns among its os fortunate inhabitants, wko, overcome with ter ror at tbe repeated convulsions of the earth since tbe 12th, have, to save their lives, abandoned their Boose.

Toe Villa da Praia ds Victoris was reduced to a state of complete ruin at half past I ia the morning of the 15th. Kotasiagls bone, aot a single edifice, baa escaped safe. There exists not one stone npoa another, and even ths water bas disappeared. TVre.can bow only be descried Campos bM Troja fnit." Bams places ia tbe environs of Praia have also beea destroyed, ard the people are living encamped ia the adjoining fields. Ia the city of Amrra vielent shocks have greatly alarmed the inhabitants, Hat, however, none very disastrous have occurred there.

ty 11m ewipUlst eT a Board iM Roaat Kwsar, who Ujns her sum aaS sidsssa le bet esMnsswatwa. Ball teas Um ntpoMtbiinr paUUk, mIms the ressi aarrampu, nUwf au kill ihao fsroUblni evldsses that be east not tatsad le swindle her out of toe tawMt at kit board, ass alsa las batt avMeen kt sta saw rer' sbk that be briead aot le Impost tpo othtra. Thars art tniiralf lot tnnj gracolsn teawpf, tltds, and who, kavwt soboasss take ears ef but tbtsiwlvta, sad wlta sot a a ptaaitBM tacaas for not solas as, svotriv to swindle tbtir board eat at the boarilinf room katptr. ko patraur (ads it a task quits sufnewrtt to provids far ktrtalfaod Aimilf, if paid prompUj and bonwllf. bate ttmal sisraveud eans ef Utii timwi of swindling on band, btildot Um but ont, nj awr at wall lump Um number lotslhtr and motion tht boarding houM keapsit against awoh.

una of tht ptrliet al ones. The Idi.is is Faasca. Caie Hut havt pnblUh ad, ia to haadiotae volamct. a imw work, bf tht Uoontrtt of BleMinctun, nlitlod "The ttUr ia Krantt" a wort, it it said, that p.aa enntidtrahw mtrit, though wa havt not had time lo luok at in, thing mora thta the till. Re age of ttto Thaoraaoaaater Yritsedat.

A. 60 MM.M HP. 704 tt. 7S. LETTER.

BAGS at tws Ntani ts ki asioa, rHiLsntLrms. Parkt shut ThM Caim I i A rn Mhip Ohio. Kuru. Now Orlnint, won tnrao tni, Kamingtoa, Htvtnt. loon Uaniut Juirnhim, jolwMa, Nw nam Biemra ting Hitntn, Kopor.

Bremen, toon A very few eopiot of tht big'' A of tvsj copint of this msmttr have een dupn of in nainiwr wnicn navt Deen tpnl to irw "OH Coonir'att tureiimn of what tht t'ankort" can do. An, ono who oaait on wuald do well to call SI tht UOiot. wilbual drily. PHILADELPHIA BOARD (JF TRADE. Month Cmmiltf.

Wx. Bavnotpt, Jwsrw HamsT. Tiiomsi P. Ilooret Hri rnso nr Blood When oor life giving fluid li tnenmbered hnnuit. iit volume or epuanni 3otuiiif it inreuwd.

the bl od veeeule era iwofU or iMrnJed. ted wbm tttendod with a ruptwn of I boat which tormmewi in tbe lunga, cpitting of Mood, ounaump Uno. end oilier dreadful awe)04ncoair aore tolhtW. 7 SAa VttaaMi mu are etritia put an it mrttata Hap It tpiuiat a Waef brrauee thejt purge from i he body Ihoae uat lraa htmore which antlhe'an sot otilf of the bunting of blond vceeele, bat aim of evair neladr inridrnl toman, trom three to aix of Mid Indies Vegetable Hi lie taken at mgnt on going lo bed, will in all tuti gift immediate mliuf. ami if mwetrd a frw timet will moel tMuiedlj rteUirt tht nod lo a oiaie of aoeno health.

Piincipel IJrtW and Oonaral Depot, 100 Race ttrael, corner of Fink, Philadelphia. FRtaa Basts Liavm can We had at Ihe rahonrilwr't Drug More Aim. freah Arrow Root, wuriautod to be the g'ocine Bermuda, of ihn fiueat qnaliifi thipurior Lemon Bj i a i. lor snaking Lemnoaiwi Genuine ileuit'i Calcined Magnieiai Rturrat'e fluid MagTieaia. ama Janes Horaist, Drnggiat.

W. E. cornet of t'kannt and tlruad marl. As IsvaLOatLS Runeiiaa. One of the grealtet dit eovorM tof the timet is that nade by Di Hotrmaa.

of New York, and oflerad to tht patlw andtr Um najne of HhermsJi'i Medicated Worea Loatngea. The esiraordi Ba'r tnVet wkiek Ibet product), tht eetiaint, of ihtu operatioa whentm wormt txiM la the human tyaitm. aod Um pelt it hie manner in which Um mrdiual pmoor tM ari, coopoutde.1. making the kneogM quite a treat tAiUrn. ku laead lMia lar abova vtrr other varmi rore offered to the public, and aitubliebed Iheir tee wiih nMl nwa.

rot eats at Dr. Oaormaa't OrBet. No. IN North dutk ttrett. Hatrrted, Al Brow HiH.

tbs 7th tait.BiUM Rav.Mr. OttB. Gsosot H. Marti of tkie eitf, to Haixv k. daaghlor ti leaacJPmiikJqoflhHoc piaoa.

Dleet, On tbe Wth inet, of pliiwnarr enntamptlon, Mr. BaaotL Bard, ia lb ew butt. Hie frsMioe and arquajnianeae. tod thoaa ef Um Bmsflf tn reavmfcUi inviiad to attend hit funtraL freea the reatdeoei. of ha brwhev ia hw.

434 North rweood atrmt. aeoto Blown, to mcrrow aftamooo. at 4 e'eiutk. Tht lJ2 reeptetfubf looted to atumd. On the JO al tfao maidenre of her pannu.

N.E. cornet Tenth endl.ncrr, ttraou, Marv Asm ViRmm. onlr daughter of Thomas and Bridget Fiu am, aged 6 re.rttndj muttht. The irtHndaand uniiilni.MM.rili. Atn.nM.UMU..

Ml, invited Ut aitene the funeral, to morrow (dumlay) tnnrsooa.atla'eiuek. On the 3uth intt. Wa. Hsjrar HallVar, aged wan and art dare. Tkn htmnAm mnA rallr.

invited lo attend hie funeral, from the rreideoneof nit lather, 8 corner of Kifth and Catharine streets. Uiia arUrncon. at SoVJor. withoal fuithar arnica, Oa Umi JUih EusTa, daughter ofj. O.

and Rachel Ambler. aged 8 inrl. inioothe aod Ha)a. own inau. oner a lingering uineaa.

avohaS ETAtt, tht 41 rear of hit age. Hii rrwadt and thoat of tbo ftmilr. art reaimctfull, intited to atteud hie luneral. Iron hi la't reaidcaee. No.

75 Pillwrt etrett, ea.tof llthairert, on Sloedar afterneon, at 4 o'eloek, eriUiont fuflhcr noun. Fueord to iiroamo to Laartl HiU. Oa th tk Dovib AaaaHAHa. toa of least AhraUAma, irrd 18 Ma. aaootha and It) da.

1 ha relativee and ftienda of the fimilr are invited lo attend hw ftntrti, from kit iather't reaidenoe. Iteeond eiiaot. above Laurel, Ktneington, No. UiU to nun row ilternooo. meet at the booau at 4 o'eiotk.

and tiart at So clock. Oil tbe Xhh at Ctrmantown. TatvoB Wiuos, nnia anu 9 nafo. On Um hu inat. Hita Euxasstr Boltoh, i 91, NOTIlB A 8iaiod Menmfot the TKM.

rtn AiUE Br.rr 1 lLIAL AfHJIATIO i i nu UK AMJH) No. to. will held on TI Ktt. DAY Evening nxl, st 7J o'eloek, at the Rev. Mr rSiili.ll'a in TVll I.TII M.

Punctual atlendanee it requeued. Funeral daea, ot eentt. initiation tee, siomlilv coiitriou nont, 25c'j LEWIS CHAMBBKLAIN, Sec j31 tuli 8. E. Coroer 9lh aud Raea eta ft" FIRST OP ALGL'sr WKHT INniA EMANCIPATION.

The Rev. GEOHUK UOL'RNK, of New York, bas to pretcb at ine nan oi ine ateona Lengrtgndmaf Chunk, Corner of t'ALLOWHILL and SEVK.NTH streeu, oa SUNDAY, (To Morrow.) the l.tdav of Antatt, at 10 o'clock, A. and at 31 and 8 uiuvK, a. hi. i ae aorvicee wi.i De appropriately lomrar morative of the day which gave freedom to 010 tlavet in tbe Bnmh Wen Indict.

The ptiniie are Invited to tile nil lr RELIOIOLS 8ERV1CK. Welsh and lKJ Eatlith Services will be held in Oarie'i HaU, CHERRY atreet. between fevenut and KiRhih. TO MORROW. Engliah ball natt lOo'clock, by Rev.

T. Gri titbt, from Wa'et, cmgiauu. ci.u oeincc, nan paai4, oy aav. ao uori rfuiioa, rniiau. yi ll' ffT CAMP MEETING METHODIST PROTESTANT CaMP iMEb.T1.NO will se add near BKIDGPURT, New Je'tev, opposite Old Chester, to commence on THURSDAY.

Ah. i Steamboats esn land at tbe flnt fl.idge oa Rackoon Creek, a quarter of a mil from ihe feanu. J31 3t (T? FXCL'RSlON TO CAPE MAY NkW YOUK, e. A Meeting of tbe HENRY AHSGMHLY will he held at the Room cf the ftrtm Imtituu, N. K.

corner of SECOND ai.d SHiPPKN Slreelt, THIS EVENING, al 6 o'clock. Any young niea writhing to Join the Ateembly can iu to nj appivmg at ine a Dove piaee oatw tht toon oi ana in eioes. 131 11 rtjp SUNDAY LECTt'RK AND OfcBATE. At Ihe Hall of tbe UNITED FRIENDS OF HUMAN PROGRESS, No. MSRtee tweet, beltw Fif TO MORROW, at 10 o'clock, will be read, an Addreee, delivered before the Merean'ile Libra.

rj Company of Philadelphia, by Wm. E. Chtoneer, oo tie pretr.nl tge At 8 o'clock in tbe evcnltg the foilowir.g will be debated It sot preien' avium of Edncatien, at aaghl in ear Col egee and Ui.iveititict, calcalaied to piomote arttt eraey in tociety?" N. At lit Vloct a Ruled Veetlrg ef the Society will take place. Panetual aiiendsnne of ist sirniaert it regie tea.

pi it rj BRISTOL HARVEST HOME. Tre an dertigned. a Committee frm the BENJAMIN FRANKLIN TEMPEH ANcK RKNEPf. CIAL to confer with tbe Brittol Temperance Harvett Home Committee, ia refe reaes to arranfemema for tbe intended ataemblage on the Sib of Atgstl, coaakder it stoper for tbo interest of ike raate that publicly to elate their daly hat been performed al Brittol, and attare Utexe ia lereetrd wtl preparatioaa are being macs for the eotjfon and cor.veairaee all wee may joia in the Cerenion rl of the dev. and a aleaaam aaa aln.

mil retail ll it hoped will erewn the efforts of laoea engagsa. rte aev. r. Y. Htn rand teve ral ether apeakert wiil be preaent.

A very eicel. lent Dinner, terved ap in Mr. Jobnroo't atsal maa er. for eenta a Collattoa as rvnia Th. wealioa for be seoeting ia deligbtfal it eantaias a celrtraied Mineral trprieg tt ia aooat a qaartar oi a mile Iroa us Steamboat Wharf.

We advite (ientlemea going take tbelr wives and Saaabtert fev wih (iud ever attention and eeaa. fort at Mr John John on't beaatifal and arivats I rt i 1 iiagf. priawi. or waere we meet i it held. The Benismin Frsr.klla AaeoeiatlM.

aeeeaipaaied by an excellent Ba 4, will go ap ta toe Bo ivar, st o'clock A M. TbeTesipertnee Socie iet a.id CiUsona ars ret peel ally iavitod to mta utcaa ta tas vocation. JOB F. BEAV. james porter, sea.

ROBT GAW, jai tf Beaj. Prai.kiia Com, of Arram't nTP PRIENDB OP IRELAND Fellow uiuse tad Irtahmen Tbe enemies of Ire laadbavetriampbedi Uiey kava rarriod their eadt iu amaeai Dtioery ana eerrspuea mn, kksted be Ood, ihe trismpb baa glvea a greater Impales totHedarl.ngebjeetof gay iilwrnstwi.1' Darus CCorrrUm la order to afford tbe Repeal Wardeat ef the thy aad eeanrv every opportunity to make their ecllec none, tbe PHILADcLPH! A RbPEAL AStOCJA TION will aot meet aatll aevt WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 4tk lasL, at alf past 7 e'eek, at tbs Diatret Coart Rtota. At tfaia arUU ta tbe a'. fari ef Irelaad tbs aissoat vigilance is reealrsd (rem tbe Wardeat. 1 koee patriotis Atserieaa ard Irish Ladles, who velaniarily uiUered Uit aerwoat at Wardeat, arer qaetied to nil fjr their booia, snd to Sreeced a' ever to ttKieet lr fjT Tbe last remlttaaea lo Ireland of dm I and tUt, wat mat oa tbe 17 leat nt.

Tbe a. at and tbl.d wUl be made oa the let ef Bepteta. uer he gioriene an 4rary ef Perryt victory. r314tt JOSEPH bf. DORivN, Praatsl.

nT7a A STATED MRBTINO of tbe CAR ROLL fSf INSTITUTK wtUbtbe'dat Ihelr Hall, No. HlCnESM'T Bireti', ea MONDAY KVkiNlNO atxt. Aagutt at o'eJerk. i ai i wnn j. uuiiAHU, rieereMrv.

g7.OTlUK. The PH1LAN1 HROP10 A880 CIAT10N, for lbs Ssppr'Saiea of Intampe. ranee and ibr Relief of the pnoroafatt Inebriate, in ths Hoaikern Ilittriet, wUl meet THIS EVEN. INu, at the bouts of reme William, No. CATHARINE Street, wkers all peraons whs ars willing toaititt it raiting Rsera tt le Ihe Tempt nines Army, from the ranks of King Alcohol, and making them once mors reipeelable men and good litest, ars inviled to st and.

Initiation Fse lilt eentt Mon kly Poet eente J31 LEMUEL Y. SINGLETON. BeeVr. nHr'DlSCIPLES OK CHRisT Two Di.cour.es will be dshvered TO MORROW, (Sundty,) In the Meeting Hoate in FIFTH Street, below Loaibtrl, by THOMAS TAYLOR in the Mora ing, at 10 o'clock, "On the Duly of Cnritilant in raapeel to tbe Uoovenlnn of the world." At a quart before 8 In the Evening, 11 On Repentance, a taugl I In ihe New Tenement." Pewt free. ft WKrHOATION THE THIRD UNIVER.

ALIST t'liURCH will be opened for Di. yiiie orhip TO MORROW (Sanatvl MORN. SO Sermon by Rev. John H. Gt kon.

The Dedication Somen will be preached in the afterneon, by Bev. Ather Moore. rJermoa in ihe evening by Rev. T. D.

Cooke. A Collee ion will be lifted to attitt In defraying the espentet of the building. Jy31 lt rpTOWN MKK i ING The DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS of tht City and County of Phi lade phia. and all otbe. oppoeed to ihe leading mea uret of the Federal Whig Adminitlralien, in.

eliding the dittribuiioa of the proeeeJs of the sales of Public Lands, the creation of a permanent National Debt, "tid ths rttabluhmeat of a National Bauk. and in favor of a repea' thereof, are rtnaeat. ed to meet i INDEPENDENCE SOL' ARK. on TUESDAY, the 3d Anguit, at 0 o'clock, P. to ihat iheir warning voice stav gp forth and be heard f.om one exiremt he ether of ibit land of free dam, the iihit of wbote citizen and tbe morals of whoie people have been inradeil aud perilled by the growth of monopolies of the uiotl odioat kind.

The experience of tbn natl thoald warn ut at to the future Let ever) lover kit country, tvery frici.d to Lainiiiiiy, ttep fonh al ihit eriait let no ma 4 of true fre'iiig, whether a mc hauio, laborer, mercham or ofe.ioual, autut from Billing in tolrmn oppot lion. jMl 3tt 0o CMMLNICATION. 1 conilaof it due to mV CdStOUiera and Krienda In malrai lrAn in them the content utible conduct of Meaore. MCKER. SON ii BISHOP, whereby they eaine in pottettion of my old and in Arch ttrott.

Ia Uiat Store, by eonttani and anremittltg ever. liont, and with tbe firm ceteimina ion of dealing fairly and ttneraefy by t'l my enttoraert, I ine ceoded us obtaining euchi liberal tbirs of patronage at to compel me, though lelaeianlly, to leave that tiora at inadequate, ami occupy one better calculated for my iacreated batinett. and my eatto mert' convenience Tbe lean of the Area nreet Store bavii not yet expired, and cbtaiting tbe pri vuege of eneddiGg it if 1 ikougbt proper, I of eoarte inteuded thai none of my own batioeis ibou oc eipy it, at, in that case, many of my country and tome of my city enttomiri, who bad not Beard of my removal, would nitroniit that cencera, under ihe impret'ino that it wat mine Meers. Nicker. ton Bithop, aware of thit, and enviau of my ueeett, on bearing of my removal, proenred (lie aid of a person calling himself LU'PINCOTT, Tailt'," who came te me snd gave ms to underhand that be intended to ate It aa a Tailor of ft.

latUtimu, and after many promises ef what be weald do; Ac Its. I wat indiced to tbiow ep my lease sad roll' qoiab tbe keys. I know not what re mine ration th tool received for b.t services, bat I em faliy aware of whl be detervet. Te ine up right, lo the jutt, and to the ktntrahU, will I leave to tsy what is due to Menrt. Nlckersoa 4k Bilbop lor their very pretty eondick In ibeir opinion I ae qmeiee.

I do not dosbl ihtt it wiil be ia aeeord ane witb the optnioa evprstsed by tome ef lAtt'r aumfund, to wbora one oi them wat boasting of exploit, namely, that it wat a traattetioo worthy of tbe meanest. Immediately alter reselling ihe kryt, the 'igns announcing my removal were areertmoniosily turndown aud locked ap, (t booth I bsve since recovered them from oil the pavement,) ti.ua depriving me of ihe anal privilege extended on eneh oeettiona. Whai their object wat by that is eatily seen, se a'eo it mat of adopting ike tide I have tied and adhered lo for yeara, namely, "A One Price Btt Stoie." I wi'l now. in eoncietion, mention lo my eaetotneri and frienca, that thit affair haa but tht tendency iu urging me to i I greater exertion to produce lbs hut manufattwtd HATS in the city, and al the lowest pott hit terms. DAMAI, No.

73 NORTH SECOND 1 stove Areb, opposite Mount Vernon House. Port tf PtUladerptltau hunhiam. 4hi6mSau, 7a4i High Waur, IU Uas CLEARED. Bekr Betaea Riehardt. Mwua, New York: Beahmd, Alkina Oambridre, Mua: Eaaling.

WteuotU Provi deaos. AtalaMa.awhali. New Itodtord. ARRIVED. Brig Eerie, hivent Bnatoa.

i days. Hrig LnJi. Paxter. Boeion. Sdara Prig Wm Waiam.

Maraiimtn, Boer on, 3 dan. Hug Potior. Jtirharria. Haltimora, tt dart. SdirErliptt H'ter.

Halifax. Nrl. 7 dan. fchr ''loon. Pluaimer.

CB. 14 San. Hrbr Pbnbt Baxter. Baker. Glcaeeetor.

A dan. Schr Sarah Ann, Ireland. Newport, 3 dare. 8r.hr naroael Crocker, Hatbawtf Taantiat, 4 dart, Hchr Harriet Porter, Borden, Naw Bfdfo 4 dart. Brig "Wnik.

Matthawt St Mnt, NU. II dan. rV.hr Geo Waahington, Reed. Pali River. 4 data Schr John Randolph.

Bell, Albanr, 4 dan. Kchr OieaJ. Johneun. Eattort, 111 dsn. rVhr Jntaph Hrown.

(Vriliw. Fall River, 3 dart. Hckr Ann mule. Wiilitu. tj Harbor.

It hoait. BteAmboal ialin Jar. eV.hellintr, from Dataware City, with four boats in tow, from harm de Uraea. ARRIVED IIV THE SHUYLKIL' Brig Gen Heott. Luiir (rn.

(m Lukee: edirt Merldiat, Race do: Marr Emrnt, Weet. Wilmuituia. DeL cV.hr Ctrpa Tort. Uloueeeter. Vdan.

Pchr tMraet. Kitii.hiiiwk dan rVhre Ware, Rgerr, Taxu. Baiari bUleauu, Waht wrigHt. and Dalit. Hater, from Boaioa.

Hrkra Alharl. Daaia: Paif lit. Tnc Jana. Iuulx (1 HoluCraamrri Uelaware, Herring; Waraaw Holmtai uirN. aira IHKiravt, uaaf, irum now BOTa.

rVhr AJrmtnrw, dart. Schr Biddie, Waltno, Newbtrg. 3 dan. hr.fi Taaao, (xnt na. Nrwfori.t dan.

Schr Convert. Gardiner. North Kingatoa, RL 8 dan. Sr.hr mran.Lovett, Prnvtdenee, 4 dare. Hehr John FC'roteh.

Tondi'i, Cold Spriitge, 7 dart. Schr Drna.iamiler. Middletawu, daia. Schr Virgiuia. Ilall.

Drtrton, 4 dsn. Schr Aliaert Corneliua, Uranu Barneaat. dan. Schr Regulator. Htilrilw, Roakawar 3 dan.

Scar Sarah Louita, WhiUraao. Fall River, i dan. Schr Waihitfton. Juhntnu. Proridaoea.

A dan. ev.hre ytndaUt, Hetrr. N. Harsa: Onean. Uiahop.

do. xnorsa at uua, naw Daoiora, oan. MKMIrBSMDA Rhina Monongtbela. and Oetorara. Smith, tied from Lmrpotl.

I9ib far PkilaeMpkit, Ship Mootesuma. Chnananaoa. from Havre, at New I oft Of. Wtdimadar 111 aaaaeogera Ship Plato, iialm a. wtt diachg tt Hamburg, VXk ell BhiiatH Louia.

Maria, for Naw York amidar, aad Onrrtora, Lovali, mt Marasiuea, wert ap at Naw Orkaut, slat iatt. Ship Ceree. Waanbard. tolled faa Lirarpool. ay s.

hit raiiaoniunia rmtp Darlington, at liavra. sta intt. rrom It. UT leant Unip Steuhca raldwin, Ghdden, wee advert iatd at Li nrmot. lith laaL for PhilaAaltJiia na iha taOih.

Skiii Swjtara, fJrjdtotxkNff, at Lmraoul, 6tb latt iroaa new vrwana. bhrut Hi LawTtaee. for Pliilad. aai Maoier. Raa lord.

for New York, were at Havre. ik laat. reedy to pad. Harriot MoreCatikt. Hralun, titartd at Maw Orkwae, SOtkinat.

far PhiltdVlphia. I'rrmeo barque boal Bo lea, Mecka, beeeeat twIUmors 00 Wednoadtf. Brig Randolph. Ooldtraltb. tru st Berdeeas.

Jane or reuaaeiitiia. Hremea bug Loaiea, Wenrka, aaoce at Bmata, Jaltl Hglndnvwdeat Graham, ketee tor naaaoarg, al Um brig Lttoar, for rhiladelpkia hi I daps, waist Ponoa. PR. I7tk Iran Brig Canbariaad. Steel, henea It ICincivia.

J. 4lh laat. vOR BALE A Una Horta WAGON It will be sole low, as tne set an aae for It Hquif. at ihe N. W.

corner ef TWELFTH sad BtUTH Btreett. jai at' jas. meUAKTNEY TTAM3C.iEAPi.il THAN KVEU I 7cniaper M.M. Bwainu, warraaiai. auairocviTea a ircta tap.

pty of HAMS, whrtJi will be sold lower tbaa ever, at 7 cents ver pound. SHOULDER 61 ecais per fi a ai a mm pv.rm. dmuiiu van Taooav ntwt tiltUJ, per poind, prims article. Pit A Ufiac j31 3t N. eomer Tenth and Baitonwood ttr't.

A LlohHAL PRltK will be paid for tae follow XA. tne aambera cf RKE8E 8 EhCYCLOPE. DIA Ne. of Vol. Not 1 aad 1 of Vol.

No. ef Vol. 1. No. I of Vet.

18, Ne 1 of Vol. 17 end No ef Vol. S7. Inquire st Ns. NORTH FRUIVT ftrret I31 AT lEAC iheUrgeBaUeaa "MARIoN." nearly aew.

is aew offered FOR SALE with ike fitturci for tilling ia order' Tbe ewaer btv lag ne aae for bar, and retiding at a distance from river. Wishes te diapoei el ber. fee will be told eheap, applied for soos. Apply at Ne 440 NORTH FOLRfH 8ucel, bstwsea Browa sad LADY, wiih ard PaBgfiwr mnk CO TNT IV BniRmn teat. Ikm V.ll eamsgl may be bad raytrning ana eveaisg.

She weald pre. let rcaid.ng ia a lamily who, taouib set la Ue VV IMlJtnr. WIIMIBI mmm aam tmas aaSIst SaSA emrto I aktai w. iuw vmi anil, or cucenaauianw aar ladaaad te do bet will be ssiitfied sbeaid good mtmTkf mmiki'mlillii a tuttaum aae ga D.J Ua.aaaaam A wmM aa at viiut am aa SJtjwmi tajjigt swMtrvgi tmwytf imaediaieijr ia CHRSMJT Butet, foar Soon ab tae Mist )3l lie PRINTING PRESS FOR BALr aew tad highly improved POWER FRESH, ef the flat pratssre kind, is aew ia reedinees. It will work hugs ttss sheet rcaairee ealy eao hind to rem, end ens hoy feed 'Be theeit ere threwa off by the machine, with a Intrd side sward.

It it ear. (ectly aimpls ia strucare, end eaa be reomwirad ed as fres treaa all habil ity to deraag emeat Tbots who wWk to ptnka. wiil find a Bargain, at it will be at a lew rats. iaitrt tae rally, aad all was ars See treat of soeiav aew urarevemenis a a invited assail aadevamiae tt 3d eterved p.p. Mintat't Facttry, CHERRY, "ear Breed St.

I si w. SCHNEBLY. I EXCiiANGM PAPa.tte (rata al aana ed Ike eoaalrv. fee sale kv the elude nr kaiU.aJ aeuade. Alee eld aad iaaperfet.ly priatod dgers by the head red Ala B4a Boston NouWea si tw.

rtoat dates, for aO nit oet bta trH. For tale at tbe Ledgeg OUwe, THIRD aad CUES.tDT.U31 la HKALTH. Health it much improved bv thai drinking of GILUAMS' tURSAPARlLLA ROOT BbA. which ibTr. takai" Ladles' going to market cannot do beTto, and CAU LOW HILL, and drinking pottle deep" ft hie lemperence beverage onTv a Cent a Giasa 1 1 No danger ef any rproatlng J31 lt FOR BALE, A BARGAlN AOAB.TYOlJira STRONG HORCK, lad HARNESS innni, at tbs Bubles of TERR It PACKER, Msrtffll'! Court, between Foartb and Fifih, sad BpracsanJ Pranettreett iskLo c1 HRAP TRAVELLING TRUNKS.

Tha tenner manaia tures and offers for ttle. ra Ffmi nnd Iran Bound LEATHER TRaVkl LINUTRIINKM VAIIUBTBtTnTfa far Coeh. 30 by 90 inchee Iron Boaoa Trunkal etch, Old Tranka repaired, or taken la ax ebange. TH0MA8 WALTER, J3t betweea Third aud Fourth iu'. OOOD4.

Hsoaied triU day. ai tfTE eaa VJra. I IIH No 381 MARKET Street, door. abovVTentMha fa laaalna finnHa .1.1 I VS DRY GOODS STORE. I 1 attention ef narcbatart Small fig'd dark Prima, ISaperM Chlntiei.

new style, si I8f eis. a cu. ptr yarn. Dark Calicoea, fast color, 10 eta. 8sper rich aew styles, 1st els.

Extra rich do, 1H ota Fins aek and white do 1'ileti. Indigo Blue Merinoes iu, tt ana isi ell Superfine do, ri Jfll, sndieiett Darknrinindl.awni tea 8 4 by 10 4 Pimttk TsI me uioint, Bl su each. 3 4 by 18 4estrar.okdo. At at at at 1 ST 4) (U VttCaa Alto, 1 bale taper Brown Sheeting, yard wide, at 8 eenu per yard a few pieces of real Scotch Girtg htrot, fordrrttes; ard wide new and beautiful pattern! Mtrteillet Brine, at SI 1'1 each i superior qliT 4 4 biark and blue black Si kt. tbeap.

No deviation from llrtt prlcet. J31tmw U5lLlkKH.BTATK,, A1SK AOTK8 TAKril AT PAR for DRY GOODS, and no advtnlaga taken, ai they are ef the time value to the tub seriber ss any eihsr ends. Blue black ard Invlti. bit i green Cloth, tnperior quality, worth 7 ep'ordid rich Claret floh. only 60; tuptrlino blue black Cassimerei, plain and riiibed.

wairantd be equal lo any ia tte eilv, from 50 wl a variety of other color. tplendid Crspe Drilllnri. double twill, worth tt 60, only til Liu. en while and colored, witb a variety of other men's wearj Beaverteens Stlinetti. Cot ton and Woollen Flaunslt.

tplendid Englltk and French Cblntxea, lace Merits Shawls, handtome blaek Figured flUks, a great bargain, en. Iv 71 eentt; Hosiery VctUiigs, Fagey Hdkfe, with a ertat vtilety of etker Uoodi. Aa the above articlea will be told at rather leti tbaa lbs uteal ca.h will be ne change eivta on U. Btnk ntet Hilil aoresnd Oalo Railroad Comptnv, and Cohen A Broiheri. taken likswita No.

S08 NOR1 SECOND Street, wait tidt, tit ixt eit st 4 ta vca. rra booto mow nireet naiirrad. jyai it BOOK. aao JOB PRINTING OFFICE. ICr NO.

33 CARTER'S ALLEY, at Frw Zrari alaw Third tttut. 100 Handtome BL'SINKSS CARDS. 1S Hinetome C1R1 I LARS, tt 0 100 F'NERAL NOTICES nrinted in SMsartt) 1 00 Every oiker description of Printing oa the lima reitonabls terme, and warranted give tiii.fre tion, erne charge. fX7DRY GOODS and GROCERIES takea ia stchinge (or Printing, ai Cask Prleet. lit W1 OODLAND GAkllEN, CAMDEN, S.

above Gar aotiiiea the public that Od MONDAY BVENINO, Aug Mr; SLOTS. WICK, tbe Oermaa Matieiaa, end bis seven Sene, will perform teas ef their belt pleret. Tbsre will slto be daring the Fvening a great qsinlltyof Chinese FIREWORKS, wkiek, witk the new Rail, mad now in tcilve operation, wUl afford a pica. tan Fvtalng't Entertainment. JOHW BAKER.

riitv Hall pRi.NCEtoTonr: earner st COLLEGE snd NASSAU STREETS. Tbs isboeriber leipeetfully Informs hit friends ird tbs paWie that be has Ukta the above Rata blitbment and thai many recent improvements have been made to render this a Hotel worthy of lit tils, stiui and ths patronage ef Travellers aad Board era well ftni.hed througboat His Cslintry Depanmeat it ef Iks bett drr. Tbe Bar is famished with WINI9 snd LIQUORS of the flnt qaalitr, and every I', ing that sa earnest witb te pleate eavld tuggett, bat beta added te iu former means, and ia aew la ret dine at. He is determined to eiert himself te the almost te giva tiUihetioa lo all who may favor kirn witk their patror.agt. PETER T.

MATHER, for ma Trt of the Ritiag Sun Hotel, Trenton, airn.a aaaaa. ina Kioanain nr ttkm u. ut.ris viADbinu eiiacnea. idi om. A MEDICAL LIBRARY AND IN TELLIGRNCEH i CeatmlmlMl Jtarere AfraHcaf txara and LiUmtur.

Edited by ROB. LEY Ses'ry A. B. Prt leaaor of ike Intt ef Medieiae and Materia Medico, la Jefferson Medical Callage As. eta.

dts. asw ttiiat The first Ne. of the Now SeHes this popster Periodical ia thit day piblitSed. It eontaini tbo ermmeocemratof Sir Jtaet Otrk't work, "Tha SaaaUve Inflaence of Climate," with valuable Origiatl Ptpert ia lot Intrlligenorr. Pubi thed monthly, at St per annum.

Babterip lent gratef ally reeehred by JSt.lte CARPENTER Street. Pkilad'a. U8T IN TIME. The GREAT WESTERN BllaVl iBtStl Isi IsgOBAl lm slaaa w. gavj DKUtnea JOrtATnAN to pre I the whele ef the news lo ths tbostaads ih ronienis will be foand BARNARY RI DGE Two New Chapter.

AND MOTHERLESS By wel4, original. FOUR ELEGANT ENGRAVINGS. NKWS DY CHARLES O' MA LLRY Continued. PJ15.LM rHKTS RFlFLD Contlnaed. LETTER FROM THB DOLLAfc.

Na. 3 With some foar anr flao 75.1.. .11 I Jer nit. i tariy SehTiMien ario S3 la sdvsaee. Otn No.

31 80i)THTHIRDSrset. ErThe DOLLAR MAGAZINE, No, for Aaga.t, it received, and is ready for sale aad da. livery thit morning. The Asgaataamberis truly a ipbradid aambsr. eon'ainin FOUR SPLENDID ENGRAVINGS The Literary eonienlt are traly tple did.

Single Copies eentt, or It a rear ia UTamlttMa Olflce. Na. 3t SOUTH TH1I St I31 H1 tjosto, notion. CT A MOST GRAND THB FACTIO TFIOHTi OF IRELAND by Mr. snd Mrs.

Hall, w.ib foar Uaatifal imported Engravingt of The Fattloa Figbit ef that are well worth the priee ef the at per. A VOYAGR TO TtlH ProW, Etrv. FLORIHA A Poem. THB TWO BARONS. THt? Wi FB.

THE YOUNO MEMBER'S WIFE Report ef ike Trial of the Rev. Jobs Pierpoat, The Remaa Calbolicg against tha School Mrimaa Tbe Engii.k Charrh. Fitess. Trial far Blasphemy. Mr.

Browntan wiik mas gtier esecUent aad la'erettlij irticltl. CT Far sals at tae LEDGER OFFICE i also atTlr. J. ttColon'a, Ltneaater, by Adam Wall, ia Readiag by Wm. 1).

O. BLOOD, Agent, Ledger WfLV LLTTEkd OF ADMINIHTR ATION to the Ee lata of SAMTIEI. ASTUirn jJL iv.i! rsniedlotae'sndcrtlgaid, Kum aa iaia ars requettee let make payment, and lb ace aavlag slalms le arasaag taataase witooal dlty to a preseat MARY ARTHUR, Adminiatratris. aaiuisiraar. 'wTewaship, Philad a Coanty.

Jaly30.164L J31.1,wew na takb aonig tme chk.apTsv JI AND BK8T. TbeORIGINALONE PRICE Tht ebacriber bat the plaatart ef informing bia asmereas settemers aad tbe pablie, that be bat ea k. nA b.I.k.A i VM Km rvii Of ana tieeter. wrwa a taspiy lao Bas is wtia a superior article, hotb at rrcaidt quality of materials and elegance ef caa, aew wraer to give geae. price far Ut kale toid It retabii.hmeal.

As be MSAaaLala. Oak af aft A SB I a saasospssej ear rr'l BT lrSn BtUT, MaMaJ Sga fins SILK. BKl'SH sad BEAVER HATS ham 00 ia Al aQ k. lnT ra'caaaeaj al ine "TalTS ftnt eeeoeta. 7 awh sen at tmaU ptaw ftta.

Tat bttt maaafaetartd by kim are offered at tbe following law prior 7 ir iia. i MM Sella Re.ver. Fine Moletkia, a an Fias Beaver, a FlMBrath, 5 de. 3 60 Persons la want of a good Hat Witt presto call tdexamaeforibemserree. riillltlltvaanu No.

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