Public Ledger from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania • Page 2

1 1 ir AND DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Philadelphia, Thareduy, 'aly Wi. Tut Comrrr Boabd. Public sentiment lath Tulted State to lb law thst Wuead mw, a power that preserves IsBtltations. At thia mommX It to Mai pplled with Marching pungency eorrectio of all palpable end aaeaitalaad pubuo aboor.

Tb (raat bodr of th peopla ar not only aiaflnin. hat honest, and second, With A heart felt si sorrily, every strurgls ef ths independent press to hiinf shout wtoleaom and deeirabw reores. Tlx (rat droit of a tree people la to defend thalr txmstirutioa, aa tha omnia citadel of freedom. In fit that with impunity what guarantee of right it left? What tha tendency of an public aba bat lo inTada tha oonatitationt What teat of right, and what proof of wrong, haa bat tha eonetita 1k1 Ever nun eanteU when a tow ii violated built oftea requires mora thu common penetration and research to aaeartaia when the eonatitetiou ia We ere all indiipoaed area to aoepeet that the trgislatlv power wonld violate the compact 1 from which it derivel Hi existence, and vet the lew making power to eternally engaged in the tsak of trying how rar it ean leg iilate away theeonautatioB, withoat committing sack a glaring and direct aa exalt on hi provisions, aa nay tend to provoke pub ii elamoc, or excite popular reprobetio. Poorer to tway stealing from the many to the few.

The queatioa we aw pr.ipoee to examine it one of immeneeinterret to the people, and resolves itaelf tato torn proposition. Csatbsreproseritatiresof the people eteetad lo the Leg ahtare of Pennsylvania, codowtbeniaelvee by tow with a second or dauble tepweeniatlve character, in the county or city where they are chorea? In other word, ctn the member the Legislstare pua a tow investing themselves with powerssndfanctionsnotaathorizedby thecon atltuiion, and iU a civil office of honor and eralj aunt, ra in virtae of their being members of Every ntn beuevee, from the dictates of eomni aeose, that so member of the Legiamtoreetn exercise any function, aa a representative of she penile, after ill edjonrnmrat, or at any place where the whole general assembly to not convened in a anited and compact body. No sound mind would tolerate the Ideatbst the reprrsenUtioa of any city or county eoald meet iasachcity or county, anderiheuthority of tow, to act aa a local legisUtut for such districts. Now the constitution emphatically prohibits a mem ber of the Legislature from accepting a civil office fender the Commonwealth, as may be seen in section 19, which amy have been created, or its emoluments Increased, daring the period for which he shall be ejected. Wc do not allege that this inhibition applies to the members of the Coanty Board, who are not appointed by the Governor, but self appointed by themaelvea.

But there ia a latent spirit in this elaase of tha constitution which seems to denounce the County Board, aa militating againat organic provi aioea. The anbersoftheLegitktture from thecity and eoanty eet aa members of the Coanty Board, ex officio, wiepreaeatatives of the people. Now wis it the design of the eorjaUtntioa that the representa tivea of the people should hsvs power to make a to wbwh should continue their pay, and ia some re apecta, their functions ia their respective districts, after, tha edjoernment of tbeLegialalara? Commoa aenea, wa my, responds a negative, and denounces tow orgaaiting the Coanty Board, ai aa tnvssiod tha rights of the people. The to making power Js a faaetioa ia itaelf sacred, and not impartible, or oelrvsiivs, or capable of acting in fragments. Dors' i atot lae Coanty Board so set? Do they aot nattrally hgtotoU for the eoanty! It was bat recently pro Jeeted rhst they shoe Id doss the public schools for a iiasited period by withholding adequste appropria tiona.

Are they sot, ia effect, a 1 awiiax poorer? And if they commit abuses, ean they not, ia their le giatatirs wpaetty at Harrisbarg, arm themselves gamMaaonarqaeneesf They ean make laws to eaJaige their own powers, and to seears impunity to their own acts, which are Inal and absolute, with no aaperviaory power to eontroi or correct them. True, they are elected by the people bat bow many of the i cieetors who vote at the polls andcrstanj that when they vote for members of the Legtolatare, they also ex te for astmbers of the Coanty Boordt The people ft mtmbera of tha Lrgietotore only, because the eoaatitaUnd has so ordained K. Now, to teat the rtht of the matter, suppose the ticket wis headed 'soembete of the Legiaktare and oaeers of the Ooanty Board." to to to Hsrrtoborg, to make towa for thepeopleof PenneylTsnla! Baeh a ticket eoakl aot be voted. Bat by suppressing the latter elaase, omeers ef the Ooanty Board," we are guilty of violating the constitution, breaaae we do not vote for membera of tha Legislature merely, bat ekmJfcf mcm Jsraofthc Coanty Board. Now what baainesa have snembrrs of the Coantv Board at narrisbarg? Just as maeh, and no more, thaa members of the Leglsla tare as such have ia the Coanty Board.

No maa ariB dispute that all the 'auctions of a re. preseatatire ought to be mads known to the people. If he ia more than a representative, the people, to vote anderstsnduiglr, ought to be apprised of the set. If la Basing Usm acquainted with th is double emaiaeter af the reprceenutive, we shock their senat of Jnstiee, tad jar their instincts of liberty, causing them to ask bow wa acquired tha poww to aend members of tha Ooanty Board to the Legislature at iUmabarg wa only perform a duty that reveals a monstrous aotoetom in ear repnbUeaa system. All wrongs are apt to be wrapped ap ia planaibto anve kpea.

Now we have ao obiectioa to the members of theOoaaty Board being ehoseaat the ballot box, tha only rig hlfal aad safs soaree of power; bat let them voted for ee members of the Coanty Board, and not a meabers of the LrgUlstars, for their acts and moa earea are of more isifortanoa to the people of thto oenty to their formes capacity, thaa the la era of tha Coaaaaoawmnh which relate to tha Bute ia general. If the people were to vote for members of the Coanty Boara Ihs deep interests Involved ia a eor root choice of competent officers would necessarily aspsrsle the qaeatioa from at party tonoeaeea, and 1 redaee It to the simple fact of tetoctmgfahfnl and raalihed gaardiana of the County. True, on the legitimate prinrlplea of republican government, the alee tioa of membera of the Lsgistotnre ooght to rest on a ariaeiple eqaaOy aolid bat an aa InveteraM eastom baa made the totter a par (arty question, there arises bom that fact alone aa Insuperable argament in favor of separating these two anetion. As Ue creation aow asanas, it to one which the Bepreme rr Ooaut snly ssa decide, oa a ewe nwremis, to deter mune the sonatitationaiity of the act ef Assembly, by Which the prmsatCoaaty Board ie ergaaiaest Every oaaiderattoa afeeting tha parity of the representa trve aheiailm ami eons idera tioa toaehing the welfare ef the eoanty, the van of property, and the fcordcni ef taxatioa, args a aepafatioa of these tare faaetioaa, arhether incompatibie arith, or in harmony ajhatheeeaatitathm. Not the ehadow of a reason earn be toond te mver this dipoeatioa ef power ia the Bands of the Trprosealallvo of the peot4a, while vary nasiliiniiia of ioatles, right aad interest msiate la their aoparathm.

The aimpUeity of oar rrpabaeea iastHntkms to shocked te their foanda tiowj by thto rank imitatioa of the royal models of toeepoaeibto power, ta a aaeoasary rdatloa aeTer aooaamphnml by the framers of ear organic towa. The mneacnt ore eonetntrste toe ssach poww In the aame hands, that mom sat we Are the brain with srismisf ambltkm, If we do aot etimshue st to acts (earraptioa. Limited power, oa a short teaare, ie the amxim ef repablieaa liberty. Thst ike power of appointment ahsl rest ia the ths sh Urns msaeiag ef the eonatitattoa. Yet ia tha wane af the Coanty Board, the Legtolatare appoint theirewsmsmtsrsvodbysasetof legisistioa.

If thto does mat safrtogeea the erganie to what eaat Aaomabee like this should at ewee roaeepab 1 Heeppeettion to explode a system as fraaght with eHeeords fhlnl to repahiiesa parity for hT the Legla hMaraeaariahtfaOy make a tow eesoiattng them enwesm one oaVe, wast seal prerwrt them from trgislanag the whoaj appointinf power law their wahandat It to by gimdanl aeeamatoHon ef pabhe bases that Ubarty ia lost, kke the daet thet gatharaea wkak werk, ye geally ehetroeta the motion of ke wheels, til the wawh stops. Aa inteuigent aad hoe eat eoeamaalty reqaire ao elaborate proeapUagtteaorreet a palpable evil. We ners serf te point te the wraeg te bs assared of a remedy. We treat thto question will be brought to tha gmimpt sdjudieatioa ef the Boprems Coon. Jf a.

Tab Bcxxn Ws pabush la another eotaraa letter from air. Vaa Berea, la answer te toterro esior'es from the Land Beformera, which wil he faLud utlrrreting. In it he admits aooeplnnee of the i 'iea aMaaHaatioa, bet dodges the cjaeetmne he mieemratrd apnn, rsfrrring the laqairers to hie ti ed erinione to his meeeaee, speeches, Ae, k4 ki hs tiiwhs am all the r4 wbick eaa be (tut) Irtnelnced ante the folilisal nsH. To frrxijuiira The qaickcat paaaage aver made Vet ween Liverpool and New York was performed la May, IMS, by the Great eaten, la twelve day and eighteen hoars. Thto time has Veen beaten, tha Herald ears, by a United States, label bat trip, six boars and fifteen minnaeaj bat as Barre to ons day's sail farther from New York thaa Liverpool to, tha United Rates has made the shorter passage, by thirty hoars and fifteen minatea, thaa any other eet record, and forty two hours quicker then any of tha Canard steamers, Including even that of thsfamoaa America to new York.

The Europe on her way to Boston ia bow la her twelfth day, having left Live looi tha evening of the 10th in at. Her speed to reporteJ to exceed that of all tha other Csnardera. This, howevw, to her first trip. The foUowing to a deseriptloa of this Tlu Snnukif Xarspe. The length of keel and fore rake ia 1130 feet bread)A of beam 88 foot ton nage, norm power or engines oov.

iw contains, in nddition to the epacioaa aeeomeMdation for passengers, stowage for 1W tone of eoeie, and 400 tone of goods. The saloon, which ia gorgeoesiy fitted up, to 60 feet long, end 16 feet wide. Below the meia deck, fore and eft ore the etnte rooms, and laenin hariha tat naaseiiacra. sarlne aeeommoda tii for 1, or, incJydmr sofa beds, for 19. Each of theas Teasels cost ociiaasaa was nuraea oror finished to her enterprising owners.

The Eoropa wss baitt by Mr. Wood, of Port Glasgow, and the eneinea are supplied bv Mr. Ntpier, of Olssrow. Ths Canada now nikee the plaeeof the Karoos atthe dock, where ana ia anreaay enoat to receive her engines, and finiahea the complement of four new eteemrre, namely, the America, Niagara, Earopaand Canada. The America was lo leave Liverpool for New York on Saturday Ust, July 83d.

(fen. Crrmno asp run Massacbtsbtts Voldx txxss Gen. Cushing, it appears by some recent manifestations st Faneuil Hall, to not fsvorite with the volunteers from hie State. The returned regiment wss feasted on Saturday teat, and Gen. Cashing wea present aa an invited guest.

A complimentary sentiment brought the General up. The Attas mys: This was the siensl for a scene of aproar and eon fuaion, which Urted until Gen. Cushing got through with hia apeecb. Un name to speak, the einluaiun was so great that he coo Id not be era'd Tuere were cries or "put aim oat," hisses, and outer anmisiaaa blei'snanf disapprobation. Caeera were ealled for Col.

wrigni ana jinarewa. i aa nuier mnoer was eheertd quite heartily, aad we an lersiand he ie quite favorite with the regiment. Amid all this confusion, Gen. Cushing stood firm and anamred, facing the chairman. The chairman tried repeated 'y to make silence, and reminded thoae present of tha motto, 'strike, but It had no effect.

General Cushing, however, commenced his speech, end in of dumb show aot through with it. Ha eon eluded with a sentiment in honor of the mem try of Major Wslker and others who hsd died. While he was apeekinr, number of the volunteers tried to leave the hall, but were prevented. The scene waa one hunulmlinf to the nflicer whom It wss intended to disgrace and intuit. The eauies of it may be made poouc hereafter." Imtoxtaxt rion Cuba A RsvoLirtoH Curt i an.

The Boston Traveller mys letters have been re ceived in that eity'by the Greecent City steamer which speak of political troubles in Cuba, and the atrial of sundry individuate supposed to be engaged in a revolutionary plot. General Narclso Lopex, for many yearsattached to the Cemisibn Militar, waa to be the leader and great man Of the revolution, so fsr aa any thing waa known; but he got wind of hia exposure, and departed fur this country in the brig Neptune, for Rhode laland. It waa farther reported tint a long list of names was in the hands nl the different Governors of ar rtsls to bsmadeaaaooo aa things were ready, which alarmed the Creoles much, particularly those who nau aaiu or wmicn wi uung uuiia ins uovern ment. This probably refers to the excitement crested on the 4th of Jury by the hoisting of the American ig by the Creoles, ss pabliahed by as yesterday from a bsrleetoa paper. It seems probable that there will be some farther trouble in Cubs, thongh the threat ened inaui rection Is now mid to be quelled.

Fioa TBI Pi.aixi. duaci bf Eigil tftadrul In eVanj. Letters received from the Plains at Weson, Mates that the oommind of Lieut Roysll, Santa Fa Battalion, acting aa an escort to Mijor Brynnt, Paymeater U. 8. Army, was attacked oa the morning of Ihe 17th, et Cow Creek, by a body of Indians apposed lo number 80a; end after qeltea spirited engagement, sneeeeded in repelling the esmilsnts.

The battalion had three men wounded: their names are Sloe em, Harry and Moody. Lieut. Royail made a sorrow escape, having been speared through the ears end Mr. Deitx, the Paymaster's clerk, wis shot. Twenty three Indiana were killed on the field and left dead, and probably as many wounded.

They sneeeeded ia capturing IB horses from Licet. Royail, betidee from Fagon, wagon master. The command waa toft, however, as conquerors of the field, snd went on their way, arriving at Mann a Fort on tha (1st, where oar informant left thaaa In good health end better eptrne, awaiting the resting of their aoimale to make another start for ganla Fa. Mxaobib, the Irian Repealer, did not arrive tn this country ia the steamship United States, aa expected. Ths next steamer Will probably bring him.

His vimt to toe United States excites meek speculation. One English paper says: There are varioas rumors as to the object of the mors. Some are credulous enoogh to believe tha Mr. Meagher to to join an expedition of sympathisers from some American port lo rescue Juha Mitch el from the Britiah authorities st Bermuda; others state that Mr. Meagher ie to make tour of the United States to organize Cluho similar to those in Ireland, ia order that the Irish Confederates msv be sole to calculate the extent of their resources.

A Riot occurred oa the Hudson River Railroad at New Hamburg, oa Tuesday. It wan eaased by tha reported failure of the eon tractors and non payment of the awn. The contractor being concealed, the rioters, consisting of about fifty Irish laborers, mob bed hia boose, plundered Ihe piupmty and threatened to destroy his family if they did not divulge where be was. Several villagers were very badly hurt by the rioters, who became very fearieaa. The SheruT from Poughkeepsia, with his posse, secured three of the leaders and cheeked the riot for the present.

There ia still fear of another outbreak Immediately. The rioters were armed. Macbici Stiaxoscb, the great Raestoa pianist, to delighting the citizens of New Haven with hie woa ful performances. He hat givca three Cooeerte, aB of which wars crowded. It seems to be conceded in New York snd wherever he sea appearsd, teat no pianist who nee preceded him ia thto country has eq aailed him.

Ws see it stated that he goes aext to the watering ill not perform to the large cities before the concert aeaaoa opens next fsfl. A Bad DisAmmThnurr. Tht Chaster Union says the brothers of Robert F. Walter, who had gone out to Mexico, were at Philadelphia, on hfonday, for the purpose of receiving their returning brother aad soldier, bat hia pilgrimage had closed at Cincinnati, and, instead of tha warm hearted meeting anticipated, they learned tha tiding of his death. He was of a highly respectable family la Delaware eoanty.

Rxtobtkb Cavttsbb st Piiatki. Captaia New ton, of (ha barque St Cloud, which arrived at thto port yesterday from Trinidad da Cube, reporta that oa the fith instant, two brigs, one Spanish and the other English, were chased, and said to bars been captured, by piretea. off Cape St. Antonio. Two mea of ww wwa Immrrnslsly despatched from Trinidad ee Caba to look after them.

Tax Stxakkb Bean Viata, Capt. Jarvto, having area thoroughly repaired and provided with a new hoitor, started from New York for Halifax ea Wednesday, for ihs purpose sf seeding of the Liver, pool steasasrs of the Canard Una, which are bound te New York. Thto to the ex press steamer that has ao often furnished the public with news la advance of the British NawsPAKt STAKFe A eotreepuadencs of th Bnklmore Sua aaggmta to Ihe Poet oSee Department the expendleney ef hwelag three end six eeat stamps, for tha payment of newspaper postage. Two" ob)ls of Us first Imporntnee woa'd be gained there, by public acBomaaodalion and an increased revaaa to the department. Damaoi to rxi Jr viata Divistol.

Tha raia a Friday did maeh damage to the Juniata division, be tween MiOsrstewa dnm and Donees 'a Istsad, and to the North Breach division, aetweeu the Island and UvarpooL Several days wiH ehtpee before naviga tion saa be rrsaaud. hf a ma fWaane. i ilia an tk fttA iMt Irom France, arrived at New York ia Ihe steaamaip chwo. m. roassia aoeompanwd by his wife snd east, snd at Marie, eon to Marie, mamber wj Ik.

govermneat of rranee, who to with kirn iq ths eapueity of tnurf of Letntioe, Niw R'hD or Fairi'Mr. Young, of Broas wtok, In thai Bute, baa (bund aew berry, madeh he alls Ihe blackberry. Ths bosk resembles the eoBMBoa blackberry, fiamieWesas, but ths beery hrgar end sweeter.emd when fairy ripe has the color of the White raspberry. Tbb htAanrs Conratgorta are now being nude to procure the passage of a law by Congreea, ex leading the act tolely pemed, granting bounty lands aad three snaths' extra pay to the army snd Volga leers, to that portion of the marina corps that baa erred in Mexico. 1 mv tmrnrm nw tmnm mnm I PUBLIC LEIMJEK.

1 Gevemer Jeans tea Bwern lata Office A pelntmeats. HABBtsBtrao, July fid. AI 10 o'clock thto morninf Aetine Governor John ston waa sworn into office at the Governor's rooms. in the Stale Capitol. Tha heade of di enartmenta and nanwer or eiuzena were nreeent.

t. The oath was administered by General Parker, tha Speaker of tha lest Hoass of Keprcaentativea. Townecnd Hsines, Esq of West Chester, has been anoointed Becretnrv of Stole. The Hon. James Cooper, of Adams eoanty, will be tendered the Attorney Generalship.

In drunken row hut night a maa by the name of Harrto drew a ho wi knife, and wounded several persona severely. r. Arrival af Gen. Butler Georgetown College veaaaaencemenu WAiBiaoToir, Jury M. Gen.

Butler and bdv arrived here to day. The Catholic Academy ot Visitation, et Georgetown, held their anniversary to day. at which a brilliant audience wae aathered. Archbishop Eeeleetoa WeaDrearnt. Tha diiuuworaa a aumatuoua affair.

and partaken of by a large number of gueata and tha ixipis ana proieaeora, tnia inauiaiion waa cna ousnea in itvb. RALTiMnaa. Jnlr fig The floor market to stagnant small sale of Howard sure! hove been made et 5 75. Salea of whit wheat 1(16 to 118 white eorn 43 yellow corn 48 to ou ouis as lor on crop rye 7U. ino weeiuer today has been Intensely hot.

Congressional Proceedings. Dthsli sn lit Ttmtriml BUI A AigU Sesnen Pre eeMs emtwt BM VVashiiiotor, July M. Sxxatb. The Vice Prcs dent celled the Senate to order et the esusl hour, when the eonsideralloa of the morning bnaineas waa proceeded with. Mr.

Hale offered a rteoiutioa calling a pua the Se Ctrlarv of War for information in rrgvd to the reason why the amount paid each officer hd been omitted from the laat army reg later. Laid over. Agreeably to notice Mr. Kingaaked and obtained leave to bring in a bill providing for a donation of public lands to Alabama, towards constructing a rail roud from Mobile lo the mouth of the Ohio. It waa read twice and referred to the committee on public lande.

Mr. Hannegan submitted resolution ihat th Senate abould take a rceeea from 4 to o'clock. Mr. Ben Ion opposed the resolution, ss aiming at a nigni arsaioa. He wss wi ling to set acre during the dng dsys, bat not during d.r nighle, Mr.

Upbam opposed tha resolution. He wanted full time, end day tune for the debate on the territorial bill. Mr. Hannegan wished ths question on the bill to be taken to night, and for one ke would never vote tn adjourn until the qaeation abould be taken. After further debate, the resolution waa wtihdrawn.

On motion of Mr. Clayton, the debate on the Territorial bill waa then resumed. Mr. Baldwin moved an amendment, giving the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus to all persons deprived ef liberty in the territories, with tbe right lo direct their appeals to ths Supreme Court. Mr.

Wslker, and Mr. Johnson of Maryland, gave notice that they would more certain amendments to the bill, before the final vote ehould be taken. Mr. Johnson then addressed the Senate in aupport of the diu as ine only ouve branch on this exciting question. There wae but one other which he blushed even to name, end that waa for tha Southern mem bera basely to surrender but they would not, they dare not, they could not face their constituents if they aid.

tic spots not sun slaveholder, tor heowned none and never expected Mown any, havine manu mitted lona ainee tha few left him br hia anceetrv. He spoks sa one knowing and feeling the rights of ine bouu. tie oppeoiea lo mr. vorwin to go lor the bill, end the avoid mskina a direct issue be tween the North and tha South, which eon Id not be compromised the Dill were detected. Mr.

Bsdser then addressed the Senate. He ad mitted the right of Congreaa to prohibit slavery in the territories, but deprecated i'j exercise. He expressed surprise el the manner in which the bill had been received by Ihe North, when it waa a surrender on the pert of the South for tbe sake of peace and union, and he would only vote for it because it would be a greater good to the whole country than woura ensue irom tee bouis maintaining aer rignis. Hs hived his party dearly, but ho oouleT eaerifiee hia party feelings cheerfully for the settlement of this great aueauon. Mr.

Dix followed in brilliant defeneeof the State of New York from some aspersions east upon her by the Southern members in tbe coarse of debate. tie had alwaya austained the compromises of ths constitution, and alwaya should do so, but hs denied that thoae compromises extended to the terriioriee. He hod even gone beyond those compromises and opposed the interference with slavery in tha District of Columbia, and prod seed an extract from Mr. Adams' Diary and naoer found in Mr. Manioc's hand writine, to show that toe cabinet of the letter were unanimously of opinion that Congress haa the power lo prohibit slavery in the territories.

These opinions were given nl the time of the adoptioa of ue misaoari lampromise. Mr. Calhoun mid that he hod given no such opinion. Mr. Johnson, of Maryland, read the Daoer of Pre sident Monroe, to show that It drd not warrant the construction put upon it by Mr.

Dix. Mr. ix replied that he boa presente written testimony which spoke for Itaelf, and he would leave it where he round st. ate then went one ad concluded hia argument at maeh length, and gave his reasons why he should vote against tha bill. Mr.

Uphun addressed ths Senate in opposition to ths bin. Mr. Bell followed, and examined the qaeation in all its bearings, end declared hie oppositioa to ths bill. Hs thought the bill wae deiasive, and it orould not settle Ihs question, for mere waa no certainty thst ths decision of the Supreme Court would be ac quiesced in hy thoae egainst whom it ehould be given. FThe debute to still minr oa when this despatch elosea, nve minutee pest 10 o'clock, and from appearances it Is probable that the bill will osss about daylight, by vote of 38 to 20) House or RxraxsxsTATivas.

Mr. Wentworth wished to offer a resolution closing the debate on the Oregon bill, ihia day, at 1 o'clock. Mr. Houston, of Alabama, moved ehat it be bud upon the table, which was negatived by vote of SO lo 68. After Ihe yeas snd nsys were taken nve times oa varioas motiona, Mr.

Wentworth's rseolaUoa wss laid upon the table. un motion ot mr. vinum, ne noase wem into committee of the whole, Mr. Morehead, chairman, and took up the Oregon bill. Mr.

waiiace ooiainea ue nonr, ana sooa ine cksbui era eide of the queetion, taking occasion to reply to the recent speech of Mr. Mann. If II A I favor of the abolition of ant very ia the District mmbis. Mr. Iversna came next, and read a speech upon lb Southern side in a loud and rapid manner.

AAlourneOj LOCAL AFFAIRS. Xoftmnt. Ths Independent Delawartoa my that on Monday of last week, a young nun, a printer by trade, arrived In Wilmington, in company with a married women, from Philadelphia, una put up at a respectable boarding bouse ia Front street, where they passed as men and wife until Friday evening. The deserted husband havlna missed hia faithless "rib," in company with her brother, proceeded to New York in par suit of ths runs we ye, but not mediae with them there, he retraced hie steps, and started for Baltimore. When he reached that city he obtained each information as to induce him to search for them here, and having heard that Forson had obtained work ia the city, he was not long in pouncing on them, where they were living very eoxily" st th before mentioned boarding house.

mm uassana procures ue eemeee oi nigs uoa stsbl Moody, who provided lode in rs far the ewain. and lb lady returned home with her husband la ths ear tha same evening. She however, we learn, told her husband that aha Would elooe acala tha first opportunity that offered. Th husband having de elined remaining here to appear against the men. he wse liberated the next morning, and proceeded to Philadelphia, where, It to said, he ha a wife and child.

Teas Beam The emblems of mourninr placed In Independence HalL in consequence of the death of John ((uiney A name, have beea removed, th Usee during which they wars to he ap having aspired. The ITsriaae sf ihs CssawiiWer, The executive com mittee end committee at th authorities of the city and districts mstasyrsterdey afternoon, and passed upon the DUhtprsseaie lor las various exstairs incurred in the getting up of the reception of our breve volunteers. The Ulie were ordered to be pad, there being ample funds for thet purpose. The eesnmitte adjourned to asset egniaat the eaUof the President and Secretary. KmrntUU Kaacheojea'i rsMRaadafi Hutehauon, who was charged with th torecny of ovw SW.MO, belonging to the U.

8. Mint, and sosnmilliid la da faak of tle.OOO, by Judge Parsone, waa yesterday admitted to bell In the nbov aunt, aad discharged fromeastody. Hats! JUtorreDoring Tuesday night or yeetw day aaommg, tha rooms of three todgers at th West Chestsr Hoese, la Broad street sear Race, wore entered end robbed. About two hundred dollars were taken, metading on doliur ta tpa atotoa from th drawer la the ber room. Leaasehtf Tire sears esnal bargee.

buDt for th Schuylkill Navigation Company, have been laa ached from Ue ahip ysrd ef Messrs. Htmpeoa A Nsill. TW RssMMtsg rVssansrr. Captain Looser Cora pony of Reading Votunteera will probably arrive ia the city oa riday and proceed ea Botsrday to Reading, wsers great preparations are making to receive tbeaa, by a military parade end othw denmnetrations of welcome. A brilliant display of fireworks, prepared by Mr.

Jackson, of Ibis ally, will take place la ibe evening. Csaiiiiiiaasi I S7pw Th Washington Bloc, Capt. Hagner, oa Toeeday evening gave a eorn pit mratary sapper at thw armory, to Ehshn Wsreer, Tbns. Damply, John Webb, end Joseph Deysma, formerlv attached to ths Blaea, in honor of their re lorn from Mexico. The three first were members of Ceptsin Bennett's Company, and the hun was si torbed to the blockading equedron.

end waa stationed at the naval battery during the seigs of Vera Crux. FarswMss Barer. Oa Taseday evening, os a party te gentlemen from the eity, consisting of Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Colhne, end another person, were ra gated in fishing luat ebv Tsenay, their sk i wse upset by the ewell occasioned ky the steamboat Jiha Sievena.

ForUnatety they were all good ewHnuwr and saeeredeu In reaching tbe shore In eefety, with no other damage than that of good disking and th hae of then fish. iearri figa rasai. imhdki Of th popila admitted Into tbe High School, at the i 1aa Wat arlr aanea Alien. "ri' A ndr, Chess hare. J.ihe I Child's, Lewis A Clsrlt, HcnnC Coriioe.

Ohm 0 nnelli! JCowpenhwaite, Craige, 8 Cr.yen, lame (Jromelien, Jses tjuiien. unnjemm tenntmon. Pierce vi Norvsl houglass, Goiirfe Ettenge. Js nee Milton Fersnaon, WHliaia fohnS Fanea, Milton rersiienn. wiuiaia htcrafl.Henrv roster.

Ge Fox, Baa HRBP ismin Frsnklm, Washins wmDi jow imi eenrg, WGWn Un.el BOennach. Jomph l.raner, wiinam at.Til.ICi Bsdfield, Lewie A Hshnelin. Joseph Hagy, 8idoa Hainei, Henry Halliwell, fieri Banlme, John HsirTT. Dsvid Hershbers. Wa) Hickman, Boraoe HinTrltnrj Hunt.

Jsmee JacHaon, Gen A A fl JJies Wrn Km'ney, CKminedy, williAss A Kerr. John A Une, Jsme rl Lemh, Thus einr fimrsa Lirso'n, Vounisnd UiSens, usss Feta Afsntre, tdwsrd Mc Anally. Jm McCalla. John Ge.w newweu. icursin.

J.oaepa eneero Muatin, Joscoa mvmurv p.Tnirr. William Pickard, Thomas Ihosda, Henry a Rogera, Jamee Jtoney, Wet cnrcliier.BUBC'ii. i Lj' enry Smith, George Soence, George Sioeakel. amuel titration. Ueorgo BUiari, vvnin Iherxors Tsjlor, Uwis Ihirion.

John Thompson. Willism Tor WUIism Trottar. Wiliism Turner, Ge.ne Vlmer. Nath.n Van pen. trenry a venn, Wei Charlee West.

Hoary eet, John White, Pe'er A Widener, Joacnh WiUiains, Samsol Wilkej, Thomaa Wilmer. William Wnerner. George Wolfe, George Woodward, George Yhi st. Ths following sre ths occupation of the parents of tbe pupileedmitted: gAeeountsnl.ll Agent, 11 Bakert.Si u.ckmith,l; Bookbinder, 1 Bookseller. li Bricli rers, Button maker, 1 1 Csbliiet maker, 1 1 Chair feetioi er, 1 Conve'sneer.

1 i Co iper, 1 1 Criwsia era, St Drnlist, I Distiller, 1 i Farmers. in, It Halter, 1 lee Dejle, I innseeper, iron rotinuer, jowain. 1 1 Alnrl inin.il Msnufaciurcrs. 61 inner. Milliner, Paner box maker, Pa Plumber, Pniitersli Sd Beamatreesea, bhipwrtght, 1 fume Colli Hiorrkeepera, 10; TslloarOhan airr.i: rruccioivuis, The following statement exhibits the number admitted and rejected, the number of candidates sent from ths several Grammar Schools, and their arerags scholarship: ABBS OV SCHOOLS.

Lngsn Northwest, Wayne Southeast, Fulton Northeast, Waehingion Zane street, Adorns, Locust street, Hamilton Southwest, Jefferson, Madisos, N. Wcececne Reed street, 17 9 67 14 It fid 15 4 It) 0 It 3 IS 4 7 9 0 I II 0 3 I II 9 0 9 (7 1 6 fit 1 8 48 13 ISO 8 3 11 S7 8 8 II SI 8 1 3 3 1 0 1 55 10 1 St 3 8 I II 3 0 9 48 4 9 97 4 0 4 7. 10 1 54 110 SO ltd Mount Vernon Catharine Monroe uuttonwooc mreet, Hancock Coatee street, Livingston Fairmount, Marshall Frankford, ti Newton. West Philadelphia, Ringgold oyamenaing, Hamaon Master street, Morris Palmer street, Irving Bridesburg, Ths average attendance of the applicants in tha Lower Schools waa years and 6 day and the ave nge sgs 14 years, 3 months snd xo doye. Oharaatus efa The renwins of Wo.

Briegs, a private in Cent. Small's Company, who died during Ihe siege of Puebla, were interred yesterday afternoon, from the residence of his stepfather, in Apple street, near Poplar. The funeral Was attenoea oy a numoer oi ine returnee volunteers snd odicera, and aleo by Capt. Small 'a Company. The ueual military honors were paid to the pa triotic deceased by his companions in srme.

Beside the military, a large numner ot cuixena united in ine solemn cercmonie. 7b to LevsKAsd. John K. Hammit intends, si high wster on Saturdsy next, to Isunch a barque of 310 tons from bis ship yard, foot of Maiden street, Kensington. She haa been built for the Messrs.

Dsltet, and is intended for the Laguayra trade. LM, Ceeiewf Iterator tsewssdut IWSb II ivy mij. T.Cwt. T.Cwt. T.Cwt.

BV Mouth Clank. ehith Cosl and N. 4i sru is 104,73 onin Run Mines. 8.41 14 03 13 BOrWl IT Si9M I 319 7 4M01I5 K717IS 1574 'g caver Meadow. S.IM ti pnng mountain Uh, 14 4 1 8,791 I Huleton Coal Co, jfVwH RtcJk Port Buck Mountain Co, fVam Waala Hmmtm.

44,478 14 SlXOSl Wyorning, 781 151 14UM is.atr si 1 I a Feet. Lumber, I 7injwoh4e8ljntl5JJtit jUteuttA colored carter, In the employ of James Early, on Catharine etreet wharf, made a violent assault yesterday afternoon, apnn William Down, hitting ban on ths side of tbe head with a stick of eord wood, Inflicting a serioasgaah. Complaint was mode before Aldermen laard, and a warrant issued for his srreet, hat Ihe offender hss that for eladed the scorch of the officers. Aturfesa JSaet. Amone the many objects of in terest connected with the return of the vobinieers.

are three Mexican lade, about 10 and 19 years of age, wl)0 accompanied Captain Nagle's corps from Mexico, end sre now quartered at Hall'e Hotel. These Utile fellows were picked up at different times, in and shoot the eity of Mexico, snd becoming atlachrd to the membera, they resisted sll etTotts to discourage tnem in ineir purpose oi accompanying tne corps to the United States. They bang upon tha members snd marched with them, sharing ths toils snd privation of the eorpe for several months previous to their quitting in country, mese toys are special rsvor lte with oil the men, listing endeared themselves by their amiable dispositions and tha continued evidence of their affectum, from tha moment of their first association to the present time. They sre to accompany the eorpe to Pottsville, when they will be aiider the immediate protection and care of Captain Nagle. When taken In among our voian leers they were almost nsked snd hslf starved; now they sre well chtd, nnd sre as chubby a they are good asturrd.

Are Bhrsrl Theatre. Thto evening Mr. T. B. Johnston will receive complimentary benefit st the Arch street Theatre, on which occasion an elegant silver pltcheryfiill be preeeoted to Ihe benetcisre.

The pitcher is handaoenely embellished, oa one side it beers representation of the character of 'Dutehy" in the local piece of a "Gtsnee at Philadelphia;" waa made by Wm. Wilson, and to worth 8100. It bee been deposited at the store of Col. Florence, Where It will remain until to night. Ciommo CLonime 1 A lerge stock of Summer Sack Costs, embracing habit ckithr alpaca lastrr, linen hist re, brown linen end check Cents, single milled rammer ft, eemmer cloth snd bnrn Pantaloons, every styleond grade of fane; Vesta, saita'ds for the present warm weather, ail of which as being (old at reduced nricea.

Draaaralorv la fall. nesatinne. A lara stock of ell made winter Clothing, Coots, Pants, Verne, Cloaks. Drawera and Shirts. ttTNo lS Chcsnul st, P.

E. McXnujt, SvhMn CurTHise Oi the attest serle end finish. Habu Cloth Costs, of all enlora. aualitieaand da criatione. About one thousand Tweed Frosk Coeta, which will by sold frtms tiJO to 84.

An eleunl assortment of French Cloth Dr eaa and Frock Coats; Pantaloon and Vests, of sll the katcet and avet nperoved styles, at all price. At Una establishment you ean bar goods from the lowest to ths highest prices. Any garment that ia bought ot this Store Will be good, beeonung the 6 rare, end of reaeeott I appearance. bucbasp i sirxnitao, Merchant Tailor, No. 4 Boetk Third.

door acove Cheanul Tt, If Ihia eielehrated Clntbins Hnnaa la now aelling of their immense stock of seasonable Knee below com, in oreer io maae nNan lor ineir et aia fall anmtlv. Nnavia the time for treat baa fiins. The per kit moke end style of Clothing meno tassarul et this, the harfeal chwhini k'nae ta the world, rngeihet with their remsrsaoie low sneccore umcieni inoueeanmiai an in wans eaao ing to purehsee at thia fnahionable and popular houae, Situate in tna eenire Of ine square, ezaciir nau way between sta and sth, la Market st no. A. Towaa Haij.

CuvtiMHm BaxaaX. Bbbhbtt Co. Pitlhobabv Comtnrmoxlnvslirls, why wiD you ddsi emeuring remedy in due sensosi to Arrest th pmersas of that fell destroyer I Da. BWAVuv'a CoMPovan Sravr ov Was Cutter Menestanily serforming ths most wonderful eeree. It haa been tested by thou sands, and ia daili ased hy families thrrashout the United Stetos.

Carrioa. Insstre perticnil itly fi Dr. Sarayne'e Wild Cherry, a sll othere srs positively "fictitious sndensnter feit," end eoi.tain untie of th virtuee of the original preparation. Principal office, Corner of Eighth end Race Phiitd. 7 I BV smart with treat eonfidenee thai oaf Cvmpmd siiiaiisnrs JMatat." at th seaaoa of the year, for the qaick and immedtole care of Dianhwa, Dysentery, Ae ehileren and others, In this Bsvertuei we plcdgs oar revatatioa that it is a Vact.

hevuif soent much time in diarovering and proving by experiments, sntil we aemmplished our fbiret. Call atLrudra A Co 's. No. S4 Areh street, below Third, snd if duee pot give relief wilhis see hour after it to taken, eoms sack and you shall hsve yi'tr money relumed. We ere eausaed Ihsl no one wiH eome beck, ee certain are we of He earing and fiv.ng ahanst liulsnl relief.

It Is eaaally emeaeioea MUis Clamper the Cholie. Tbe botUea are lance oa large aa eay etksr. Price 38 ee. ta. OF "I have had MA a Vadacha lfdar exctaim amne poor htdrd wretch, ee he ateeta hia friend.

Aad st he nrxleeisths only remedy which eta be railed oa aaa ecrum cure such distressing malady a remedy which ie safe, rerun and exriiMms nmeiy, Wiradell's VegctaUs Rcstorolive PiiW. Bold whoteastesnd retail, br U. i rata Oou, Chemau (oe AgentadvartAsed. I Da. SwAvn'a Vntnvoea, aa effectual remedy for vtnoM, Drseeveis, Ch rfera Mn boa.

Sour B'omaeh. Ac. None genuine exeee 'bat in square, sottleeand ihe mtranuf lr. Hwayne thereoo. Principal oalee, cor.

of sh snd Rsce tie. For sieklr or dfseeptt rhiiSToa st at ths greaiaat aedicins in the wurid. Srorx CnrrrcAVaaC eme in very handsome sn ner oa hank note par. with appropriate entTavinga, aieeteruieal comparatively small price st ths weaai J. Prinunj Ksaabliahment, ledger Baddin.

Steamboat Bills, Tickeu Balls, K.icii ai.ma, With tha greatest variety of Letter Preee Printing are also turned out with aajwliUoo. at the lowest rates, i ftnantt any otaer remeoy evwouereu toueauuie. nrfslmer. the Agent, is dally forwarding oyer tisemenla lolhe Nespaperso' the fosta enn ve. which as la det uieo lo iraiiesci ouini u.

Kail trade, now ia Just ths tuns to writ the eus tmer I Batbik Daasas son Utorxs tJ.M. A bsndeom ertiele tidies' Bilhinl Css. Genllcmeo's Hnihing 1 Metis aTSMii nee sno wnii isnnei euuninsauuu. St Gsoaes Oi ih's Warerooma, Boutheaat Corner of BeoondsndMsrketStrerts. rjr Msgnlficent snd attractive aaihe Clothing ma actured by Lippinoott, Taylor A of dOO Mar Kmii.

lha b1im.b that have on band surpasses snrthing of Ihs kind ever Deree tnem. ano se an oompesuiun ueuno Clothing of their manufacture is uuive'sally sdmitied to be su, cru in every particular to Ibat nf any ot isr house end imitated hv all ths fashmiisbia railo'a in f.aunlk lii mm. 1 A. Jo. smpl ths best Cutters the country can nro uee, and fn their eomlined talenia, Ihe dreir object of perfection is at and fit st been nhtai ed.

iJatntHixrssre uiviu a in can. iner wiuanu in is tha laraeat and moat sttraetive aoek uf CUahint that Sver beiield, and the prices shall alwars ethe lowest i the City. No. 800 Market street is be aa LirrniooTTtTAVi oa ft Co. aiorriea, OnThorsday.

bv the Jtev.J.H Jnee, n.fi v. wi.naaw. Racmxl BAaNKTT, of this city. un uia win or me ev. nenry ju.

moors. Capt Jamu FuTt HU to Mrs. Maxt AnR Hamilton, ail of this city. i Died, On the inaL. Vs.

n.apnrm. in tha SM rear oi nia ase. Tne relatives snd friends of the family are reaneet illr rcoueatrd to attend hia funeral, from the resi dence nf his father, Charles R. Carpenter, No. ill St.

Ji kn street, between U.own Bi States, on Fridar afternoon, at 1 o'clock, without further uotice lorro ceeo io monument cemetery. (in tbe mori.n of the26th init, Wa). Calpwill, in the7ld yearofhttagc. Hie ir icrnla, anil llioae of the family, arcreapectfully invneo io attend hisiuneral, from bit Ute residence. No.

nth Pinestieet, below Tenth, this rhurtdall sf teriMion, st o'rlotk, without lurther notice. On the Swh Wat. Fxarcis. son of Henry and TbrocosiB 13 tilths and Sdtrs. The rrlativea and friends of Ilia family are respectfully luvlted to attend Ihe funeral, from the residence of his par nil (igden street, fiist house above Thirteenth, lhiaafinrnoi.il.

at 4 o'clock. On the Wn. IIkxxv, son of James and Mm tha M. Mason, a ted 4 jeara. 1 he fi lend, of tbe family are renurfed to attend hi funeral, (without further notice,) from the residence ot his ptren in Watliingtun street, below Church, north side, thisa'tern on.

at i o'clock. In One nnati, on the 8th Roatxr M. Fasts ton. idSerteantof Comtany D. Peua.

Volunteera, aged il years. he rrlsi ives snd friends of Ihe family arc Invited tr.Btt. nd hia funeral, fiom tha residence of his la thrr Wm. rectum. No ttWcVm Second street, on Fnday afleriH on, at I o'cl.

withiMl further no tire. The Volunteers nf Ihs city and county ere re aprctfuily mvned to attei d. On me 24. Mr. Joh.i Mcaxr, aged about 70 vn.a.

The relstivessnd friends of thefsmllyore invited to attend his luueral. from hit late residence. N.a thweat cnnernl Second and Plum streets, Ihisafiernoon, et a o'chK k. Suddenly, on the 15th Enwaan tm of woiiinisu sna eoiah Aim etohea, aged tjearandll mom ha. I he relatives and frisndt ef the familr are retneet.

full; invited io stiend hia funeral, from Ins father's residence. No 751 North on Sth day afternoon. 91th at 9 o'clock, without luriner iMHice io proe teo io Bir niu. On Wedneadar, 2Bthinat Gxohes Hawx, in the Mlh Year ol his Baa. The friends and relative are respectfully invited to attend hit funeral, from the house of F.

Ko mi, No. 175 Wood street. Hits afternnnu. H7th at So'clnck. On UieBith inst Mart Ana Shrllxt, dauthterof jonn reaericg a a atari Aunoaeney.in the Mb year oi nrratr.

1'he relalivea and thnsa nf tha family are rant. fully invited to attend her funeral, from the resilience in her parriita, Clae sea' Court, between Fiftnond 4 o'clork, P. without further notice. On tl afternoon of the 35th nf July, of a linrering illness, which she bore with Cbiistmn fortiladesnd rraignttion. r.LtxABXTH, daughter of John end Ann in the 18th year of her age.

The relativefl and friends of the familr era Manege. full! invited io attend her funeral, from the residence of her parents, shove the nleek and White Borae I averrs, ranKiorq koacj, rtensintion. on ihursuiy bi.iciihii, arm luawiii, Li.iua. On theMth instant, a Lira IIobksj.lv. daughter of htorwrt and caihuine tninneiiy, ated avs years.

ine relatives snd irienusol ine tsmiiyereresi frrtly invited to sttr.nd her funeral, from the residence ot ner O'ents, Aiarrioti i ane, soove ins street, lALb wlluuil ther notice. On TsMiiar. Mth Mim Avsa MaBIA. danrh. tcr of Charles and Catharine dtraylina.

in the Hth year of ber age. Herrelativea and friends are respectfully invited to attend her the reo'danceof her parents, corner of Ridge Road and Torr street, this Thursd ty morning, sis ernes, wiinoui lurtner notice to proceed to Barren Hill. On Wednesday, Jsly 3Bth, of apoplexy, RosiBT The friends of the deceased, and those of the family of Mrs. McCormielr, are invited to attend his funeral from the residence of Mrs. MeCormick, Waah ingion street, SouihwsrMRsilrosd,) 7th ddor above Filth helf past 4 n'ekiek.

On the Kth uist, Maxt, wife of John Flynn, aged Her frienda, snd those of the fanily, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, on Friday afler poivn, at 4 oVlock. from her huibanl's residence, in IxeuLard street, shove Twelfth, without further notice. On the 9Sth intt, Mr. JAttat B. Oirroxn, la the Seth year irf his ate.

The rough aea of life aball no more Ruck bim on ita tempest tossed wave, Bis spirit is moored on sternity's shore, Hia hull will toon test in the grave. Th relative and fnenda of the family are invited tn attend his faneral. from hia late rcaidence. No. 407 Covin rnmtaitini l.uay wvimmi, On the 9th of November, 1847, at Puebla, Mexico, Johs II.

Hxxao.t, of BouUwark, in the lid ear of niaagr. OaTtiar. 'Tis ssd to have lo record death, but roost trulj so when he sppears suddenly in oar miust and gathtra a cboiee flower from among our youth, than whom none gave more promise of future usefulness, wss mors universallr beloved by all who knew htm. than the late lamented John William som, whose sudden illness and death have cast agjoom over a circle of which he wae Ihe brightest ornament. But God doeth all things weu." Tbou didst not my, "remember me, Nor brest last snd taint farewell, Yet long, long years msy roll o'er me.

And still thy worth will memory tell. Oft in sad Isney shall we see thy form. As once wc mw thee, when wits pressure warm. Thy band we clasped in friendship's firm embrace, A gain each wtll ieasmbered luis we'll trace. We would not eall thee beck from thy bright home To this dull taith we wnuld not bid thee roam Once more the ihornj psths of mortal life.

But free Irum earthly wots and eeithly strife. Br a Yoi Fstevn. FIB" I. O.O. P.

ATLANTIC LODGK, No, Us3 The Members srs notified that ths Ueetint pi the Lodge will be resumed THIS (Tnursdty) VE NIN6, nib in K. cm No. 4. SIXTH St. HsIU jy87 lt HENRY H.

WILSON. Secretary. NOTICK. Tke Members of COLUMBIAN UJf LOB No. 36, I O.

O. are reeaeeted to be present THIS (Thursday) EVEN 1 IN 0. to receive their Brethren of tse lyxit who hsve lately returned frm Mexico. If 6EOII0K DOBN8LER. Bec'y.

ASrATKDMF.ETINOOP BROTHERLY aeirm fat? EI i'lJllg kl ta a. Id THIS (Thursdsi EVENLN 0 at I o'clock. Ele rrvi i vs rau. tir. bjui im Uob for oft out.

jtlT it w.t.T. FAITH. HOPE tan CHARITY. A Stated Biretu i of urn ION MiUdK, No. 7, A.

of B. will be held THIB KVKNINU, at Temperance Hall, THIRD Bt below Oraen. Election ofolticera. J77 lt O. W.

PLUM LEY. TV, .8. rY3 THOMAS JEFFKRSON. 6KOR0K C. X3 COLUNSwill LECTI'RRnn Ihs illustrious JrTierarmTHIatTliursdajiF.VENISfJ.

In ths Lecture Boom of the MUSEUM IlUILDINO.stto'clock. Tickets ttmtt, to be hsd si ths dore. jjV It free LOOK HER All I.ANTIIORN EX 113 HIKITION. THIS KVENIN'J, Wsthingbin Bail, OLD YORK Road, i o'rloef, ehowing the evile of Ii.tem serenes ssd beauty of Sobriety. Come, every body, free gratis fur nothing, salem you throw in CoiUnim door and window will ops.

Order Excretive Coabmittee. )ryj lf DANIEL MeCtVLY. President. tTTENTlON, RETURNED VOLL'N The frfenens will saaamhieat m(r lJARtV.R8.ne FRIDAY, alh inst tlo'elork. ut attMid tha Fanral nf Heraeant FRKKji.

rON.ofCo. D. lstRe.Ps. Yotonteere By order of H. A4E, Cost.

JOHf T.fJOYLE. Orderly Serteant. iT77 lt ATTENTION, COMPANY H. 1st Ret't ra. votunteera, sa iompany wiu bla RIDAV nnL at the Head CJoartera.

eornar of THIRD ard WILLOW Sta, ot o'clock, the porposeof deuvering thsir tuipments sod lo msstereu eui of lac btvicc By order of B. D. BREKSR Lieut. Cnro'g Co. JyTT tf O.

U) WE, Orderly Sergeant, i OTIC K. TO THE KF.EPERdOF ORO RV AND PKOVIHIO'i SrORFS. Iretmi will be held in the mot HalL NINTH snd 'AlRl! reeia.oa FRIDAY. IheMih inst at Si o'clock, P. to take lno ennsidertuoa important antlers reajusa to tactr Dusineaa.

)Ti7 MANY OKOCEBS. fTg MITfHKLL CLUB A meeting of tn LL? Club will be held THIS (Th.Bf''J"lE VEN IN0, xith. etthe Oeean House, FOURTH, below rwe i 'i a mvg aivun un irmstiii ss tag gmprvtragicv3 Jrvi ll JOHN J. GUUERTV, Frea't. p.i gij i nr.

ar.r.ija OF THK aKArP' TMinn witn. n. i 'ha DEMOCRATIC CITIKKN8 af tha above Word to fcl.PVP'11. 'P lar attendant! i DUrsmy tvi wis, sis eia, st the house MR. CANNON, (late Charlee Street, above Tausany, f.e the per Pwe of foraint a "Cam and Bstler Aatoeistion.

It THIRD WARD, WORTHFRIViJHKii TIF 8 4 Meeting of the iJfcMOCRATIO yfjWLA viU bs held nr the Third Ware. n. i wiu ee eeia 'ard, nt. ihe eu FRIDAY EVENINO next, ihs Kth inst. at the Hiaaaa af Henrt IBSBartar.

(Hi at Hotel.) Bireet. abi ve Tamany. Punctual atlendanee i re esested, to make artvaraujoa for the rarl lion. RD WARD. SPRITVO BAR0ENT AND BUTLER A Stated Meeting of WARD.

SPRUO UVJg STAPH Ihe Dmnmrmlir Auertim ef (At Ward will he held at iKe house of Mrs. Vavis. rr.vr I snd UIIATHS THIS (Tharsd T). VENINO, Juli gnh, at SOI'TFR liJtv.ruaWril,eB't. STEWART MA0KB, etoeretsii, ijTt.tt ward, spring gardpn.

UsS CASS AND BUTLFR Aii Adjourned Meet Inrof the DKMOCRAT1C CITIZENS of Fourth Ward, Spring Garden, will he held at Ue house of MiCHAr ARNOLD, OALLOWHiLL at, below Broad, THIS VENINO. July tb. for Ihe surpnee otroiurOei tug the nraanixation of a Desnoeioue Aaeo THKODORFW.TOWN. Chtin Arteet WM. Z.MAI HKVa, See'ry.

IrTt lt II MESMERISM AD TTlTTANry? FRER IL5 Doa'l forget tn go THIS EVP. at 8 'eloHu to PR. HVfTON'S MEWWER10 HALLt Snath SEVENTH Street, to witneae some won. erfel experuneats in Animal MagnetisBa. The lv tor etaaiines eaaea of diaeaae with hia subject.

(Isn magnetises for di'ewe. A e. Instruction given in Msgnstism AtQilectioa wiMbetaAcn aa, ijTl of thePATTEH illbehelda ihrirNew Ar 1 who ip'end panic fev F.NINO, n' Ihe LL of the SJmeh. I ffrf A CAR 1). The Subscriber returns is thanka iAJ to he Watchmen, Firemea and neighbnts ss Ceraliy, who not only aaved his proper, from lira, it his life eiso.

J. V. Me'jEAM. No t.iwcst oorner of Queen and second sts th Wark. It HONEY Of prima anality, tn lea.

and eon atanlly on band and f. anle by J. McMyuLIN ft SONS, hnst North Water street. DFATi TRY. REMOVL.

H. 8. IRTKR, Deii'lsr. haa RRMOVKD tn No. 15 North TWELFTH rHrcei, between Rao aid Vina East side irr l.

ILY MOURNINO STORE. Hlack Bo te A liwns, Chintsca. Inmbas ne, Alpscss, hom haxit finish, Lisle Thread, Glove. Barege Shtarls, Cweemid other Mimrnlnj 1 '7V7 5t t8 DuutJi 8econd St. GINGER ROOT, Cheep Pine Apples, fresh Cneoanuu, Lemons snd Orantee, Imperial Prunes, superior Chocoaie.

Guava Jelly, end ell SlifltolBYrups, atN. comer H'ATH tud AH r.r.rnt. 1el7 1 FREDERIi'K Wlf.HFI.W. 'HEAP OaTHOIJO BOOK 8IRAN0ER9 visiting ths city w.U find the greatest variety of ithnlie B' nkaat Cath LI 7St. Kl MiiVEl.

R. A. HAWNKK haa re'novedfnim 311 m.ulh Eithth street lo SU1 AKtJH tttrnet, nel dior shove tlis Tneatre. wbrrecan hahadnui ulev. llriillta.

Hari tBB.arui all Mrtinla lw.l,,ia log lu Ihe business, upon the most inns. INGHAM! OIN0H AM1! 0IN0HAM8! Finest quality of Jacunct Ginihtins, for 25 csnls, usual yrne per trd, Also, brown snd white Scotch iiighsms, for is) cis I) ysrd wide Barm Mull, vr fine. great hargsin, usual price 5 1 cts. Lawns, Calicaiea and Muslins, vert chest. WATKINSHINfcHALw, l'V7 lt No.

ti South Second st. Nl MUSIC ELCOM HOM the ceV brattd Bong sung at the Banquet given on Ihe 84th inst. in honor of tqs tnePennstlvaitis olun1. era, just nuhhslirdanil for saleet ths People' Music Btore, SIXTH nb ite Chtnui. br EDWARD R.

JOHN ON. jyt7 1wt Itnporisr snd Publisher of Mus t'lJl'I'H'R VMURELLaS wm. H. RIOH ARDON.No. 104 MARKET Street, hte lust received me vert superior tfilk, with nee snd hsnd tome hiBriers, which he hss made an ia a rariclr of ilyles, and reeuesis per on ia want of a tasteful and good article will call and ettmine them jy7 WAGON FOH HAI.K A tuliitvitlal, nell liuilt, one horse PEDLAR WAGON, with g(Hd cover, and In every war in a perfect e.nidilinn rieci e.nwiuni i irgai i.

Ap immraia'e service, win tie sow a irgai i. Andy at a y.lKUKR A No. 141 CHKSN UT OILCLI ITH WINDOW 8HADK.t Of evert style, on hand, from 37 i ts. a pair to $J0; mrget4 a(iee, suitable lot etores, Parkne, Halls, Churches. 8tem 1), sts.

Engine Houses, he, pointed neatly aaordered, but size, end filled up cheep. Oil Cloths snd 0 aich Curtains menufaeiured on 0 new and unproved plan, and widi new styles, superior to any now in use, at a Icfspttee, from ltceiita per yard up, warranted not to stick or crack. Draleia and others sre reuueited to rail before purchasing, etthe Farl'iry, No. 1118 FRONT tkisct, tdsuirj.sbove Vine lr lt ALONZO JOHNSON. lnh0D I'OWDEm FOR'RAZOR STROPS.

Thia Powder ia warranted far superior to any thing ill uae lot Imparting a keen, emooth edge to Razors, Surg i al Insiriimeiiia, and all kinds of fine Cut Wry. It mar be readily applied to any kind of Stiop. KH iu waoiraaie ana reian oy JiW sf ALFKEU BSNNETT. AtenL epol nf Razors, Siropa. Ac IS South Filth St.

HANUfOME BAREGES, Ac. Ac CHARLK9 ADAMS msde extensive selections in the eerly pert ol Ihe Beaton, of Summer Dree Materisla, and has still on hnd tsrge variety nf choice at lee, visi Plain Sud Figured Paris Harries, Sntm Striped do. PI 1 riain one igur.d snd ttarred box iiesues. I gh utored rutuee end naregea. B'la Printed IJiwns.

tied wht'esnd colored tlrurea. bite Goods ot sll kinds, Gi.igbsms and Punt. New ew eiyle Ligh'. pe Lainea. do.

French Cbimzea. H.u Plaid Foulard Killra. As. Ian. Plain Twisted nk snd Mohair Shawls.

Tse prices hsvs sll been redue in order lo prepare for a handsoms disp'ay of New Fall Goods, No. 78 A RCH sited, between Second and Third sts north side. J37 lt SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK SALRS. hsvs opened this day, 4 bilrs moie of those superior snd cheep Red. White, snd Yellow FLANNELS, ot the exceeding Inw prieenf Me.

per ysrd. The re Ihe heal ever offered st the p'lee. Pupertine While do from IM to SOo.) these ar beasnfui goeds for summer wear. A Iso, rd ai YelUiw don 18 to J7fC, Red twilled to ENGLISH CHINTZEJ. 8 lots rich style wide luaglish Chiiitxes, ia blues and browus, otitic AL9 8 case dark Prists, last colors, file.

I do Jul 4 and 5c. SFI.FNDID GlNrJItAMS. I eases more of thoae rieh style reel 8leh Oing ama, perfeeily ftsieokHre, all2a. a have alau the cheapest Sheeting and Shirting MUWINS. that have ever heeu odercd in thia eity.

4 Urown to5e Kleaehel nhirtingle. 4 4 do do, sic Super long Cloths lo7e 5 4 do do, SciSiiper extra do, lo Ine 4 do do, 10c Bleached Sheeting, ta Blown Drillings. 7 end ae'5 4 do do, lie Ci.tton Ducks. Ill sndlSic 4 do do. Me BED 1 1CKINGS, 4 1c GRASS CLOTH SKIRTS I 75 mr re of those cheap Manila Oram Cloth Skirt Patterns, otAOc MARTF.K ft tj, No 1 North SECOND Street J717 II Corner of Jones' A Hey.

tH'M TABLE BSALK, THIrtf Thuradsyl MORN ING, July Sn, at II o'clock, at No iin MAR l' hueei, the enniente nf a DRUG BTOK filing of Srm, Hhenmslic Dmpo, Bottles, Herbs, Fixture, Scalea. Weighta, Counter, Ae. Also, Ladies' Hnnrs, Gum Men's Boots snd llrogsns. Trunks, Bonnets. Ribbons, Ac, Ac Seized for rent, and to he (old bv AMKB CK A rtittu, constable SALE.

Oa FRIDAY MORM ING, July Mb.st 'I o'chv in the forenoon, back of the Arcade or CAR ENTER Street, Ihe stock of FURNISHlNO STORK Shirts. Beosu, CoiUra, Buk snd Cotton Sstia Stocks, Suspend era. Hose, Glove, Tooth Brushes, with quantity of empty boxes, Ac Ac A Iso, Hoaseboid Furniture, Pilin snd Brrskfsst Tsblec Chsirs, 4etlev Bed and Bedding, Bedstead. Carpeta, Pier Table, Marble Top. ireaus.

Centre Table, Ae. Ac Seized for R.nt and lo be sold by iyi7 jam r. F.S CRAWFORD. C.mstiblc, li KFORB ALDERMAN Ml rCdKU Cornaon WBALTH St. FtlUtaitt SaUTU.

DefanjlanU charted with ehonne eiliient end travelleraal hut llarbet Shoe, in Sixth etreet. below Market. on the 83d day of July, lata, beng on whet ia termed the Lnrd's Day. commonly oslhik Sunday, eonunuing until tea or eleven o'clock, A. of eeid day, Henry M.

Phillips. appeared lor tea defendant. A witness waa sworn snd testified to Ibp above facte On hearing the evidence, and villaining tha setof Assembly under which thie suit wis brought, which ia the act of 1784, foundon third Smilh'sLsars, Pigs 7, which resds as follows! "An Act for ths event ton of Vice end Immorality, and of unlawful Gaming, and to restrain disorderly Sports snd Dissipation.1' Ihe Aldetrnsn gave ss his opinion, that th Lrg.slalare never intended mid act should embrace such sosee st ths present; and that he considered it wssawork of necessity, and eoneeajuently did come within tbe meaning and intent of ths act) that the intention of Ihe gialatara waa lo suppress vice and immorality, and that ths shaving off the beard of those who were enable to shave theeneelves could not be enn aider ed a vice, or in aay way immoral; and that eleanlinese was eo Important duly enhnned upon eoeiety on Sunday, aa well sa on any other ly of th week! and if a man could not perform the operation of sbSTing himself, the individual employed to do it lor him wse no more. ItaWe then he would be, if he were esorged with aa infraction of th Is w. Thsdefendanl sa taweiure discharged, there being no eausa ot anion.

OB PRINTlNGoVevswdaseiplioueetlysjmex aedilirmsly executed, st tw Urnyt, by aedil msly executed, strv I a l' 1 .1 TON Bimk seller end Stat inner. )r 27 at 07 1 Booth Fourth be tow Walnut. 117 hsve known parents tn administer B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE to their ehtl dren ss a safe purgative without suspecting the ill nraato be caused by worms.

To their aetonishmeit, nambere of worm were discharged, to Ihs immediate relief ef Ihe saffcrera. Thers at so mistake ia ita activity, aa an ersdiantor of worsts, but (hs pur chaser mntt be careful to observ thst it is B. A. FAHNESTOCK'S, prepered st Pittsburg, Pa. or Bale or respecwoie soieseic end actaii irrug.

la. In all the eitiee and town ia tha United Btatec titta. Pnse x9 eta. per vial. lyw eite EMEDY FOR BRONCHITIS.

BoaTot, May 25th, 1147. B1B, Bxtb w. rowLav near tji'i There ore ao awnr gaack medicine at Ihe present time, snd esch one hat more or leee certificate from reel or imaginary individuals, that I have for some time SSO OfHIIHBOl ine propria? o. siring anr stony in favor of your medicine But being ami that I have been benefitted ky Its use, snd feeling lisped teat by giving in my testimony ia regard medical sualitiee saoy, perhepa. he the meen saving eome one similaily afflicted, I therefore ch fu'ly odd my testimony ia ftvorof th medicine I 1 1 I am tapt7tomy thstl smaiapmfrefrumlhesbjvt troubleeiim disesse.

If lb is should be th mean of seeing even cue of Biy fellow beings from that snoot uroa causae and painful disease (Br nehitisll shall be fllr ps for sty trouble willing the ah we eommaniealion. ReapeetfuHrjoura, B.COVERT.o ulist, Firm of Covaslft Dodge. Ws take plestors In transfer nng ihs above certificate of Mr. Covert, ia fa rot or the eeraliva properties of Wwtar'a Halaaaa of Wild Cherrv. lo oar mw himnc Mr.

Tovert (of tie firm of Covert ft Dodge, Vocalie to) haa been long end favorably kaowa in th i city and vicintiy aea vocalist of rare attainmenta. We hare watched with painful anxiety hie declining health from tka disease of wkic hs speaks, end hsv (luiost deapsired of hie ree.tvsry yes, plaei him la i the eat si ue of incnrthtes out ttsnks lo ihevir tce of Dr. Wtttar's Ba aa, be ie now, really to ur surprise, en)nying sru excellent health. Asm tore our L.JmJ tim. ffm Bale by the Box or tniss.

by nf AS. 8HAF BROWN. eor. of tfth and Cheennt, andby Druggists ten raliy thmushoaitthe UnttedHtaiea. Iyr7 4rlr R.

FEUCHTW ANGER'S FLY PAPER Amonx the evils of Lie. the ewarms ef ties that torment as in Maimer sold a prtiaHinetit rank. Her a) an article that will effectually dratmy tliem. lav medisudy upon slighting oa snd after auckititT th wetsuauon. which they ar f.md of.

they become stupid and die. Price eta. a sheet, i sheets for Jg a saire wrro iw using rtw a'c wholesale and retail, at 7.IHIPR ft CO.VQinA Stnrea, Ne, 1 Ledger Ituilrimr THIRD rVraet, below Cheanut, and Ut CHkeALiT S(roe ahrwe Fourta sttect, iiVI tsAtltt LLe.K TON 8 Cheap Catholic Book Wore, JyST at 071 S. Fourth one duor below Wsl iut. II'HITB FIVE BOARDS AND PLANK.

H0.00fl feet inch 'ds snd 8 meh Plsnk, on George JjSl dC'i barf. Kensington, for Bt'e by coiiuuiva) iHiuue.lt at Dock Street Wharf. REM ilVATJFrom NorthlxtnlKrrsrv 13" NortlTTH 1 RTEEN TI 1 MioTmK'v'Y SHANNON, Faneyand Faahlonahle Tae establishment in Chtatvut st. el ed. iTg7 i7 IV uuumr.u rfli nnsciij xh aak.

Bcrihris wiah to eermanentlt eniulnt a COLOR KU raiiHf IrtAOliKS ThaiiZ i.li an Mrmanenllt TT "00! fxpenenee in the manofar toiiitg of kind of PB'n'S, lormwiui I a iioarai aaiary glvsn. Kma lend apply but with the beat of reference ue to ekal BOter. ouu.uul expwieneeend auahneattmis. CONKUNfJ.WOODAOri.. rv awrwa, ar vfiy grg, jml.

JT1 KKf a vie Pint ir, ana wiehint ta av both "time and sumey," will make uae of tW BLOOD'S liksPATCH.A? 01 aftad, IN 41DK TnT Principal d'l i Despatch Br.x6utt.ma art dj fgnnTed at oners, oi the shatloi uh v. ennuu Bivno, hloaed an or or door, reading thus! rorun BLOOD'S DESPATCH BOX INSIDE. Tbe name Bt ood's" bang always In RED ttera. PAID STAMPS are a great mveniean in the UBa of Hlood'a flMttaodi. and ean V.t.

INSIDE. senttosny PHrtof the eity, by dnipping note into any of the boxee, stating the ntmber end kind, (whether City or Fosfnffiee Stamps) required. rVk. a cvib j. Paat fMUa gkm.

dozen, lncetit. 1 to 8 80 s. 80 tstajnpc ui 18 ss 84 fit) st an a ei iro iiibi 71 GovaiRxxaT BTAitra st par en be had at the Box Stations, end at ine OV 10K, tmslAil Oa Blnrtlh kit Til lino 71 THE DHIlNKaHD'S CHILl'RE A SKOUF.C I TO "THK BOTTLE In ght Plates, br Crnikihsnkt price 2501s. The Workinanran's itttge Architecture, evitalii. Ing plans, elrvat ions snd details for thu ection of cliotp, romfortaide end neat mttiigrsi piles ai, Nta.

15 and 14 or Part 8 Tale of lii Attuaarsi 121 Cents per No. Pen Jl Flowers Personified; cts. Adventurssol a Metical Student, by Robert Bon. itaa, Surgeon, Hoyal Army, with a Memoir of th Lie of theauthrr ia two parte. Price 40 cent.

Myatcrteeof Old London eomplrte ntiec75eu. Jenny Lind.aNnvel, by Mira Ellei Hendrict, iS, Anrcdotta of Kauhsry Taylor snd the Metioan War, by Tom Owen, the Ue Muaser. Illustrated. Price 25 cents. Parte Illustrated, or Pari and II Fnvtron ia Uis Nineteenth Century, No.

1 price 25 et. Harper's Illustrated Catalogue, luriiished griUt. Agents snd the trade supplied with sll tbe newisnd Cheap Publications, at publishers' lowest prices, by VyKBM AQOs. Jdg Strre i.iwiwi.Lic iw roi in. aim nrn.

3 lermiuuing, iniau ewewt, Detow HEHWT jrtT iABisir DEAFN1S4CURED. I u.O. W. APFl.ETOS celdirsted remedy for DKAFN KtjS. Paiusin Slid Discbsrges of Mailer from tbe Key.

This remedy hss beta lor years before the public and rceaires puffing. A number of certifiratea nf cures ean be seen, and pe his referred to in this city who have been euno ol deafness, caused br scarlet fever snd other causes, of from one to twenty yeare' e'uni i g. Price rer bottle, tl For aale, wholes and ret ill, ol IheS K. eor. of PINE end SECOND St I PLEURISY, FHTH ISIO, ASTHMA.) CCH ED Woodsfieid, Ohio, Feb.

Illt. Your medicines srs taking the ace here nf all others. I sa tried them in my family, and find them as mod ss they sre recommended to he, My wife, on the night of the 8th of lanuarylaat. had srere attack of Pica. nay, for which we gave her your EXPECTORANT, through auu at nitn ana tne neitday.

After arbich the took your VERMIFUGE and BAN ATI VR PllJtforaiimetwodarcand sheentirnlr raoovrl baboatfourdayc I alto eu red my boy, about four years old, of the Phthisic. lAsthma,) In one day and nigh', while in other attache which he had had it, ths best practitioner in uur community has neeu three end foor doye In giving htm relief, ai then only attbeexpeneeiif great pr.tration of hiaarength, Wheress your medicines edoetod a euro without any prostration whatever. Youra, Ac, J. MINO, tin. Tl.

Jim. nsasicr. noouaueiu. unic No, 8 tmL 'l THIRD Street Philu. Jrr ss CtlNBO FTION OF 1 SWAYNKw COMPOUND OF TBBi UN OTOR.

1 SYRUP Or WILD THXokiATKST ffCDJS'tni WILD. BULL, AItuinr.it nunuitrubtuiiH, Nobbibtowh, Oet. Is, JSI7. JH. Bwsvne Dear Sir, This is to certify thai my i Ie was attacked with a violent cough, which set i tied on her lunge; violerit pains in the side end bresst, i spitting of tdnod.

lorn of appetite, great debility, ana I all the symptmnsof ennfltmed Consumption. His was sttendedbt three physjuisne all of 1 he beyieidreeovert. Iwssatthisti to try your compound Birue of Wt arnom pronoaiiced ittma reoummenrird to try youreotnpound Srrup of Wild Cherry. Witn iiule or hopes, I pr leu ed two bottlce of Or. 81m ot tnig place, ana ey no uae am nnriged 10 eon thet it effect were really sarpnsin.

Shs had unahli. to do ant thins for tha last aiatit numihn mt limia aKjt aeiwiul hi. Mid hatha lumkU.ru I l.n. by the ese of your valuable Com sound Sru nf Wild Cherry waa entirely cured, end Ie now ptteuding to her hoeeewora ss osuat. intention in calling st your office was In aea roe personally, and offer thanks snd gratitude to you ss puMio hanefaeu, for com pounding such a velusble medlciu aa yours ksa proved to be in the above ease.

Wn.r.tiu ALBKAirnirB. IMPORTANT CAUTION READ HEAPi There ta but onrgenatnepreperauonof ud Cherr Cherry, et'd that itlr. BwAina'a, the first ever offer eu ui tn CiimcWhicu naa neeu eiu largely tnroutiioat tha nited State and Boms pane of Europe! and all pre rations called by the name of Wild Cherry hsv ea put not since this, Slider cover of soms deceptive eircnmataneee in order to give currency to their mice Each bottle of the genuine te enveloped with brentiful steed engraving, with the lihoness of Wil bam I' enn thereon; also. Dr. Swayne'a ait nature, end Ka further eecurity, the portrait of Dr.

SwaynewiU added hereafter, so a to distinguish his prepor Hon from oil other. I Principal Office erirnar of EIQflTH and Rucg wrrnr, rni m. ITtl llelirr 1 zf OA LHS No. 40 SHAWL YARN, a beeutifal ffrW tiele, formic at No, North THIRD St 1 ar up sraira. rvi rui nni Hm.

irf i' AVES For sale st i W.UIA ALlxhVIULL kill. JtZledM cj. rr nari ocnoy PETER KaRN. I ETCaroiinaliid4aiiRiverWhi BOARDS, dreaaed and undreaaed, the greater part of which are thormuhlr aeaeoned. Also, CaroPns mes Boards, Phuik, Soautling and Timber, for etle at very MlIL wh" sit, or 1 No.

8A4 North Wharvia. above Aichat. awwpiictv.ur nunA. ncnui, jr, N. ft No Hoalharn avurhad R.uir.1.

miJA at Ihia m. toblishment. Jyrj tr SLOOP HOAt PILOf Po, Sale hu hy ihe day or month. She i ai feet lonr. 134 feet wide and feet deep eon earrr iue baaketa.

She can be Been oa the rVluylkill. fhiladel nhia. For addresa. lnuuiraut Ihe bib. 1 Jyin i ittstn lut'Hr.

VIS TEAM HOATNAPOLEi WIBTOWN. CAPK HO ft I A N. A fi Jl CTA Tk. uM. boat A POl.EON will leave Ue i ret Wharf heto Hal it.

ru rt Piree. lor Lswtstoam, oa FHIUAY MOR.M ilO. lh tnatsnt, at o'clock, touching at Cheeier, arena Hook. New Caalle. rielaurara p.rtn and Short's Landtns.

Returning, will Inove Leayia town on Saturday morning, a bus 1 4 o'clock, or riviaa in thceily st an early hour Li the sAaraoooT rsrs raci wi, vmis. lyTf at saaaBBBtaaMBaa.i'KpirtlBliKOVK. The IHeamrr GAZELLE, Capt. JOHN MeMAKwtM THIS a gnarl past 2 cioes. etarnin.

will li grava at i o'clock, and arrive la the city tnsr in ro vrr iiiiip. Fsre for the Excursion, 88 eenm. A splendid Band of Musi is provided for th BW.T gar ice, ckbam aad other REFRESHMENTS Btovided oa board. jyn it SBiaaal Hmltarwlmw swuwah at mi I r.BAVa PK.RR DAY. th Mat instant, leaving ths first 1 whsrf belos Arch street 01 nan pusi a ei.a?, r.

browaint's Ferry st a Barter to 4. and Almond street st 4 n'eh A. Returning, leave Grey' Ferry 8 o'clock. Ptrif. the Excursion, 12j etc h7T it mWl.iMZLm4lF HOUR OF THK MAItPf LOTLINg TO NSWYOSK0NS0N0AYS FROM T.

Msil Pilot Lit Twill leave A LN II Street Wharf by Steamboat on and after BUN DA the BHh insto on Sundays at 7 o'clock A. Mand taketkaCaraat Tsnmy. Theg o'clock A.M. Line from Ksnslngtoa Dennt Arch street at hslf post P. Brnwm 01 rre coma, jy' IHt NEW ORLEANS EXPRESS, THRoiIti? IN SEVEN l)AY8.

An Eipreas Nkuv ORLEANS wllfleove NEW YOKKnatkelM AUGUST; Goods end Buekase re: red st OHee. fO CHF.8NUT Street, antil Monday. 81st JsJr.gZ 14 P. "IbjOia. I.

A DAM 3 A CH. jyM stl SO ChesnttSt St. arv OK rALK A rm TiTT Apply at the B. nci DRAUGHT HORSef, corno? of THIHIl i TAMANY Sta. and aft.

1 Bold for wont of st. it CHfcAPEHTHAIN EVER. fS essortment of Gold snd Silver WATCH Ka fardiEWFlRV. cheaper than mr at Ne a sAal 6 Nonh 8K.COND Suect, eorner of Oaarrrl All roods warranted lo he what they ar. siid j)27 tauzx O.

CO.VRaJ). yyfEU. 140 CHESNX'TBtreetrkav si aii at on hand a dnairohio assortment of new good In their tin, to which they invit th Mientitn? BwmmiBBra. BLINDNESS, DIEAHED. WFaK a3 IN FLAMED EYF9.

DR. LlS riM SPRUCg S'reot, UwVarVh and Fifth, with eonfidenee assures ths publie that there ia acareely any diseaee lo which toot tender end beautiful organ, the bye tsssMeet, that dorsat yid to hii 1 harntnesnSsBcceasiiJotodsof trmtreent, gy Artificial Eyea inserted. jrW if Gtk BATHING. The publie ree.ee'fuiirin: W' know Company Hotseon LONG BEACH, oppost'e Tuctertnn, is how open the receptioa of visiters. 1 hsve just weeted a Isrgs snd eoniaindious house Is sddiiuui to tie old wempahlrct'aceornrTindatingBiSporaime Theeea eiurmaerinr ut sny the eoaat.

The most attentive servants are e. ged, end no expense will be spared to mslie th aiderscouifitthle The tabic ie eupeKed witHeVo. (isdlof ISA liratera. At. all th.

fcasou. Th pToprietur, thanklul for past favors. mate sn r.xcuraioB 10 vneaier ans rennacrove 1 1. nnuj, air auir trie, leavine Hrowning's Ferry st guarter before o'clock, Mreet hsrf st I o'ebh. Catharine etreet Wharf at MVePsnns SMYRNA In.lmgU.e intermediate days st 7f o'eloek A.

M. Fsre lo Smyrna Leading, 50 els.1 to flirt Penn, Delaware Cry and picwCnstle25cts.i Chester end Hook, in ats jyty. mint" fT EXcTRMT(T(5irA, Y'8 FEsC jLtjA 'lT FKCl P'O'CsPtsi, aaBoaBBBBBaaaBBS Jefferaon. 11 make riwroT'VBT bhiii tAsriiiiui sseutHiiigi sh, fm T'tvarisati. gsaa on IDA Y.

tha th. as uarii inirtn. paironste. the pise easy of sreess by meant Wreetlm'so week, from Ue lower aid of Rartel trret whif, iw UXYPONlrtoprlgtor. i.