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o ncr Post Office Suspended.
dol l, Jane 10 " The postmaeter at
Termosee, havlopr refined to obey
„of.
od regulations lamed from this aide,
0 - 14 resigned his office, it is ordered by
~ojiste e General that that office be die.
!tocoat further orders, and that all mail
vetted to that °Moe be forwarded by all
e.,:'simmdiately to the Dead-Letter Offs's,
"„..., 41 ,, to b 9 disposed of aooording to law.
Joan A. Reisman,
First Assistant Postmaster General "
La test Item Fort Monroe.
1 ,,g. Suns in —The gamer Sii7b! of
'1 (rum Fort Monroe, arrived here t o
.4 the Naval Brigade. Borne five
- • leg there will be organized into a
•
gtl
r• P 4:intimation to the Loy.
it - P l e of estern Virglnl.
reo •
i t t . JUDS GI W The correspondent tt of the
i
en. telegraphs that Gen. Morris,
• with Gen- McClellan, tine lamed the
l ed" i , 'on •
''''lle.o.irAnrican li. B. Vounrricana,
rsalsll. Orfton4
iten e ing this p r oc la ma tio na of
xszding General of this department, I
vlessnre in announcing that we have
• -'i'mnoletey diennwfited. the Bei:leaden.
' , 1 1 " , ' e, Philippi. Their fortes aro demo
-1:30
deninnos are numerous, end the panic_
remnant have taken refuge in the passes
~..011PtRi06 Western Virginia is free from
to her freedom and peace. In the full
you! ability and doelre to protein
%!;,.3. I now call upon you to come to the
Constitutional Government. lam
to muster into the service of the
s, to zerveon l yl in the defence of your
Arms and munitions will be furnished
-'petable at °roe at your various county
1; ,/ r eport to me for instructions. Cavalry
vrill be received at once.
• T. A Mourns,
B r igadier Geheral Commanding."
re C S traes at Philippi are anxious to
e n gatonsrille. Nothing Is known of the
zretrenta of our troops.
t•,neentratiell of Troops in Indiana.
Jane 10.—A special despatch from
to the Commereral says: There are
r egiments here of the first, and six of the
Iley_ all well armed and uniformed, and
~,,s p are favorably with any troops in the
ill cocoas to go forth to the war, and are
s i n g msrobing orders soon. The Twelfth
',react State troops, Col_ John M. Wallace,
- ad 00 fErvata yesterday Four weeks ago
, :f n war at their tnnes, and are now ready
,whin orders, fully . equipped, and well
goarterraaster Vern left last night for
,rid and Montreal, to close a contract for
---wand Minis rifle&
-..• ere hundred companies have organized
-ette new militia law, and are being armed
opped in good. style.
Occonnt of the Philippi Anlr,
Etc.
June 10 —The Commeretars ape.
~Nner at Grafton says reports from the
...Monts% pas NUS that the rebels are en.
there. There are also a few at Beverly,
: amp at Vultoneville, but they are greatly
and companies are disbanding They
•;het ten thoneand Abolitionists came down
; yen et Philippi, that they cut their way
4, them. killing one thousand men. They
446. -
":le,i at Beverly a lon of thirty men on their
I : rontioent Secessionist was shot in Randolph
cr. Friday, while warning the Union men
-4y Col, lietcher's instructions.
Indiana Forces in Virginia.
June 10.—A special despatch from
[a the Commercial says the Eleventh In
, itsgionnt (2 - moves) posted through there,
:it Climberloads to-day, where they will join
:33 ratterBol:oB command.
Ness York Stock Report.
• tim TORE.. June 10.—Stoelss are better; Chi
beck Nand. 33; Ilfinale Central, 63i;
_`Tait Southern, 23i; New York Controls, 72;
NOTOlid, 32; Virginia 6e, 371.
IFLE Y.
MILITARY NATTERS.
BECIIPTION ON 1,16137. SLNNMIII3.
"47ommittee of Councils to make arrangements
cute Lient. Stemmer have arranged for a
.1.7 escort, to paradeover the following route:
.41 leave the Continental Rotel. pass down
atet to Spruce, up Spruce to Fifteenth, up
:st:h to Race, down Race to Slits, down Sixth
:1.1MR% down Chestnut to Independence Hell,
..e is will he received by Mayor Henry and
it:ezt and Common Council; after the reocp
:te will return up Chestnut street to the
be formally reoeived at the Hall of Inde
-w. at noon to-day, by Mayor Henry.
14! will meet in their respective chambers at
Colock, and proeeed to the Hall to take
the reeeptioe. This evening Lieut. 51am
,r0.74 be serenaded at the Continental Hotel.
'DIA OP COLONEL EINATEIII'S REGIMENT
regiment, having received its arms and
r. - .7.zent , from the Government, will make a
ttie afternoon, at ODO o'oloCk. The line
etieei, 9t k ittYßilc
, `ere they will be presented with a etand
, fm - Ny a number of ladies. From Franklin
:le regiment will proceed down Sixth to
:p Arch to Twelfth, down Twelfth to
down Chestnut to Fourth, down
lz:o to Walnut, down Walnut to Third up
to Vine, up Vine to Fifth, up Fifth
tilirard avenue, halting at the Jefferson
cal boon, where Company F (the Harrison
wit) wilt be presented with a number 01 use
: uncles for camp use by the teachers and
zil!. of the Boya' Gmmoutr School Thence the
atE will he continued down Girard avenue to
xtlatree!, down Second to Brown, up Brown
zimth, down Fourth to Callowhill, down Cal
at] to Third. up Third to Coates, down Coates
up Second to headquarters, and there
AkMT AND NAVY
uveral recruiting station's for the United
wa army, in this pity, are receiving men
as feat
te Government wants them. Thus far, re
-Liu the regular, as well as the volunteer ser
-zone offered th emeelvee in abundance, and
zeis requisition of the President for regulate
=ton be full. The number of United hates
ft'Twati in service now requires a large addi
::!stie merino corps
05TILDSIA41.1C.
A! the Jamestown sloop-of-war was proceeding
'7lle river, on Sunday morning , the members
Siorqu ' ito Filet," gave the ship's company
re musing cheers. which were responded to by
:rev of the ..Tomestovrn. The old ferry ball
kilio jingled merrily.
::!frigate St. Lawrence will follow the James
', e fen days. per stores are about to be
bard ; after which, she will be ready to go
••'.Hbortest notice- The St Lawrence, like the
was built at the Gosport navy yard.
She was last en the Mediterranean
fihe is 1726 tons, and oarrias 500 men and
req is beiag made et the United States
kir Keystone State, to ascertain the extent of
:. .kurstions and repairs required to fit her for
klirice intended. She will be gut reedy for
sr th all possible despatch.
TO GO TO CARP CURTIN.
.zzpany D, Captain J_ 4 Motown has re
=ld orders from headquarters , Harr isburg, to
::rati to Camp Carlin on Thursday morning
' l . They are conneoted, with Col. lihradre regi
.tz, ltd have adopted the Zoutrve dram and drill,
all take the right of the regiment from their
`:!:ieacy in drill, ie.
THI RILIIF FUND.
- titglataiserion for aupplying the wants of the
' `lits of volunteers, who are absent iu the ser
ati the country, is busy attending to the duties
open it. During the four weeks it has
kil2 operation. about five thousand dollars has
dispensed. Until last week the allowance to
Au war one dollar per week to an adult repre
ive of a volunteer. and twenty live oents for
sbild.
Ibis allowance bas recently been in
Ned thy per cent. for children. During last
Ntooreen seventeen and eighteen hundred dol
-4413 distribated to families Most of the appli•
rst for relict Come from the first four wards of
-4 :ollef fund amounts to about three hundred
=IA dollars.. Of this nom, one hundred and
..,!• 1 1 Ire thousand dollars was appropriated by
ouncus; about one hundred thousand dol
-1,41 donated by the banks and insurance coin
tei of the city, and the remainder was made up
',state subscription by citizens.
GERMANTOWN /TOMB GOAMOS.
g: o'clock yesterday morning, the Twenty
ward Home Guards, numbering 78 Mel ) )
=ceded by Captain Biddle, were inspected by
Itspecter General. Their appearance wee ad-
cruxes Or IMIDIZVOITEI.
, l ehern that Captain Joseph C Costello's com
,"4:n
7. tached to Colonel E. D. Baker's " Califor
'Aiinent ') have changed their rendezvous
l zot's Hotel, Sixth street, below Chestnut, to
Walnut street. Captain Costellee corn
.7'4. which completes this regiment, will post
retch this week. This affords a line chance
e who, disappointed in other companies,
, tiire to go into active sortie°.
HOMIC GUMMI].
f t , c more persons are wanted to Ml up a coot
:!•'1 tow formed for home protection, under the
tiro of Mr. L B Thomas, an experienced
dTP cfsoot. This company drills at the South-
South Second Street, below Queen, on
zi . l and Friday eveninp, and is composed of
the most respectable and influential
tid Southwark.
3111.1111 T r.euzanss.
-4 rdal a ft ernoon Colonel Willi F . Elmsll'e
made a streetparade. and looked re
r .', 41, veil. The Merchants' Troop also made
de r.'"`qtrade in the afternoon. They attracted
"`"E 3 Ts.--A young man named Jobn
,i,r• had his hand badly sheltered yesterday .
" by the sudden explosion of a pistol
4 s vas loading it, at a house in itonnannd
au removed to the Episcop i il BON.
R
oFkr, aged nineteen, had hie kand se
•„:l.4 misree, len evening, by the explosion of a
at hi 3 reddens's, corner of York and Cedar
theteenh ward-
1..1347-30900L ANNIVERSARY,_The sixth
th. Philadelhia
Woo wan held lame evening at Sabbath-School
tbe Sansom-
Ye E Ptlet Church. Addressee were made by
Crowell, and Chambers. The re
elL,;-• reed, showing that the Society ass
0- he'll 124 Walston schools. containing 9 000
2aer,.."n add 1,100 te ac h er e The collections do,
Z:3 th 4lear were about $1....600 There is a ba-
In n / • I 54 / in the treasury. Th ey appeal to the
ef the caw : for a Win a n
an FSr a«r COURT, IN BANO.—Tbe argnmen
;7,, ng 1 ?Il be taken op on third and Jinni calling thin
at ten &clank.
J 11412.111 Dana.—Last evening a womanYr A l VdetaY at the hone of Samuel Primrose,
" Middle alloy. The (*toner was mild.
Point Breeze Park.
After a protracted struggle with the watery
elements, human patience was at length rewarded
by wit - naming, yesterday - , the oft-postponed con
tent between the eorrel gelding " Whisky" and
the bay mare " Capitola. ' And here we cannot
but dwell upon the brilliant ercomees with which this
IfOltderflia little mare has met in her turf career.
purchased by her present owner when but three
years old, her only recommendation were her ex
cellent disposition and the four sound lege upon
which she stood. When five years old she nom.
mewed her career by a victory wherein She trotted
in the neighborhood of 2 50. She IS now seven
years old, and in the interval of her primary trot
and the present time her career, with but a few
exceptions, has been a aeries of victories, the
value of whioh will be better understood when
we consider that she trots more frequently
than any animal on tbe turf. In every respect
save develnpad speed, she is more like Flora
Temple than any animal living. She has all her
eaganity, and when, by any chance, a Boise heads
her, bar efforts are most untiring and determined
until their poeitions are reversed, when, as if
seemingly aware that her object is but barely to
win the race, she enema her exertions until again
welled upon by her driver. This will aeoonnt for
the great diaorepansiss in her time, it apparently
costing her no more exertion to trot in 2 38 (her
fastest time up to the present contest) than in 2 45,
Whisky's reputettog ) NI holing trotted in 2 i 4,
combined with the mare's success and prolate",
gave to the race of yesterday more of interest than
has attended any previous exhibition The batting
as to the resnit was for the moat part even, the
2101103 evidently evenly dividing as friends the
large number of spectators present. At a quarter
before five the homes wore celled out, and after
four fake starts they started for the
At the turn the mare showed a length in front,
an advantage which was increased tenfold by a
fly on the part of Whisky, a performance which
appeared to render him such intones gratification
teat he repeated it twice before reaching the half
mile pole, giving hint at that point a poaition
twelve lengths behind Ms steady opponent, who
bad not once deviated from her legitimate' , gait."
King, having now steadied him, made a vigorous
exertion for the beat, Ms horse entering so mach
into the spirit of his driver that the grp at the
throe quarter pole had decreased to four lengths.
Down the homestretch he trotted beautifully, gale.
log on the mare at every stride Notwithstanding
hie brillieut Antal, however, he was obliged to
yield, by a peek, the heat to Capitols, In 2 271.
The natural effect of the result of this heat on the
backers of Whisky was neutralized by the great
speed which he exhibited at the close, and hie
commit seemed yet to justify the noceptance of all
odds on the mare. The cxeltem-nt was 4301186-
quently unabated when they started for the
szcosn Barer
Simultaneously with the word " go," Whisky
broke, a proceeding whiob enured him a position
three lengths behind—a apace wtricb neither in
creased nor decreased until after they had passed
the quarter pole, when Whisky's uncontrolla
ble desire to break again evinced itself in a " fly"
which placed another length of ttirf batty:at them,
After passing the balf-mile pole, the mare was
teased off, "and Whisky, increasing his
" gait," approached within two lengths of her at
the quarter 'pie, when Cap let out another
link, and held the gap aarotaat down the home
stretch. Whisky, emulating hie previous ef
forts, increased his speed to such an extent that
when half-way down the stretch he, for the first
time in the race, lapped the mare The contest
was now beautiful and intensely exalting. Cap
made her final effort, whiob gave her the heat by
a short neck in 2 361, her exertions carrying • her
off her feet directly after crossing the score. The
termination of this heat left but one apiaioa as to
the result, the contest being decided on the
The word "go" was given on a signal from Ring,
when the horses had almost pulled up to a jog,
King being two lengths behind Quickly recover
ing themselves, however, they immediately re
snmed a rapid gait, whereupon Whisky left his
feet, and fell off three lengths, in which position
'they pawed the quarter-polo ; after passing which
he repeated the mar teuvre, and fell off two addi
tional lengths, which caused him so little uneasi
ness that he repeated it, but lost no more. As
they swung around the home-stretch, he, for the
fifth time, left his feet, which he repeated every
few yards down the home. etretch, giving Cap an
easy victory of the beat and race in 2 41.
We apoend a summary
Point Breeze Park. Monday, June 10. Trotting
mile heats boat 3 in 5 to harness
Mr_ Meemakei names b. m "Car#ol4"..l 1 1
Mr. King names e. g. "-Whisky" 2 2.2
Time, 2.37 L 2 30, 2 41
Sisammtares.—These luscious berries are
now bringing but fourteen cents per quart, and the
cheapness of the fruit has brought it within reach
of the poorest families !
We have reason to believe that four hundred
acres of land, within the limits of Philadelphia
county, are now under cultivation in the single
item of strawberries to many oases a single sore
has averaged, at market rater, five hundred dollars
per veatoe, and we were told yesterday of a tingle
etrawberry-plant netting two hundred and forty
berries
At the rate of three dollars per bushel, and sixty
bushels per acre, the proceeds of the strawberry
lands Breland Philadelphia will be about $70,000
per year. Title is probably a low estimate.
About twice that quantity are brought from die
tent htatee.
DANdItROIN CHARACTER.—On Sunday
afternoon a man named James Hopkins, residing
in Filbert street, between Twenty-first and T wenty
seoond, beat his old mother-in-law in a shameful
manner. WS wife was on a sick bed at the time,
and lying in a very precarious condition. hop
kins went up stairs, seized the physician in attend
ance and tbr.—
in a room Or ety. um .
Patton, who was in the neighborhood, went into
Hopkins' residence and attempted to arrest him.
He turned on the lieutenant and made a desperate
resistance. He was finally bound hand and foot
with ropes and lodged in the station-house. Yes.
Wiley morning be was committed in default of
PAO bail, by Alderman Hibbard.
VIE NEW Srewn•PlP6,—Thu corner-stone
was laid at Fairmount en Saturday. The
daily papers, Mayor's message, Chief Engineer's
report, and the names of the fifty four employees
of the Water Department that have volunteered to
fight for the Federal Government were placed in
the stone. The present employees have started a
monthly subscription to aid the families of those
now in the United States eervloe. The new
stand-pipe will be connected with the new Turbine
wheels.
GIRL DROIVNED.—Abont one o'clock, yes
terday afternoon, an orange girl, named Mary
Diffy i wee drowned at Arch street wharf She was
passing at the time from the steamer Forrest to a
boat outside, and slipped off a plank. She was
about 12 years of age.
QuxEn CONDUCT.—Yetiterday morning Aid.
Comly committed a youth named Wm. Fleek.to
the Rouse of Refage under the following circum
stances : It seems that Fleck lived with Mr. Wm.
Hammill, in Oxford township, Twenty third ward,
and ono day last week threatened to kill the do•
mestio. Mr. Hammill endeavored to correct him,
when the youth provided himself with a rope, and
climbed a tree, and then made an attempt to hang
himself. wee discovered in time to prevent
him from carrying out his design, and disposed of
as above stated.
DISORDERLY Hoosz.—At a late hour on Sun
day night a desocnt was made by the pollee, und.r
Lieut. Jadoby, on a tavern, in Tenth street, above
hompson There had been music and dancing in
the house up to 12 o'clock on Saturday night, when
the parties got into the bar-room, and there created
a disturbance which threw the whole neighborbool
into a state of alarm, Fourteen persons were taken
in custody and held to bail to keep the peace, by
Alderman Rees. William Royal, the proprietor tf
the tavern, was held to answer at court.
HORSE DEOWNED.—d horse attached to a
light wagon. containing two young men named
Geiger and Iteihm, took fright at Fairmount Park
on Sunday and started eff at a feat rate. The wagon
wee upset, end the two young men thrown out.
They esoeped with slight hjaries. The horse ran
into the canal end woe drowned. The horse and
wagon belonged to Geiser.
STAMBING AFTAIII.—A difficulty occurred at
Bridesbarg on Einnday ;sight between twe young
men, when one of them, named John Miller. drew
a pocket knife and stabbed the other, George
Teise, in several places. The wounds indicted »re
not considered dangerous. Miller was arrested
and bold to answer by Alderman Comly.
FATAL REsui.T. —A add aged about 18
months, son of Mr Jno. H. Hare, residing at
Seventh and Wharton streets, which was noel
dentally shot about a week since, by a little boy,
died on Sunday from the effects of the wound.
The ball took afoot in the ottild's leg.
EXCURSION OF THE SOUTHWARK LITERARY
&MISTY .--Tttie society's excursion comets on - on
Thursday, June 27th, at Tallp Grove, New Jersey.
The proceeds will be appropriated to the volunteers
LEGAL. IN EELLIGENCE.
QUARTER SESSIONS.--Rusan Rutherford, a
poor Irish woman, was charged with forcible entry
and detainer. The prosecutor, Jesse. Ford, the
landlord of the premises formerly occupied by
Susan, told a long story of his ends to peaceably
rid himself of a tenant who bad got behind band
with her rent Susan 000upied the basement of a
building, and Mr. Ford wished her to remove, and
proposed to say nothing of the balanee due, and be
offered her a dollar to assist in moving Still She
remained, and Mr. Ford finally applied for a writ
of ejectment. When the officer served ii, he found
Susan bad apparently removed, and be cloned up
the room. But the goods bad been merely taken
to the yard, and as soon as the officer was gone
Susan carried bar little furniture to a tbird•story
room in the same building, 000uoied by a friend.
Mr. Ford now bad to issue a writ to eject the
parties in the third story, and so get rid at hie
other tenants. The writ was served ; but the next
morning Bustin was still on band. having, during
the night, removed her furniture book This was
more than Mr Ford could bear, and he bad hie
unmanageable tenant arrested for forcible entry
and detainer, end committed to prison. The jury
rendered a verdict of guilty, with a recommenda
tion to mercy, and Judge Allison disoharged the
amused, after a reprimand and a Caution not to
disturb Mr. Ford again.
COURT Or NMI ritltts--Justiec Read.—Yes
terday morning this court had a number of appu
cations for the benefit of the provisions of the stay
law before it. and they were'referred to the Pro
thonotary, with directions in accordance with , the
previsions of the act.
The Circuit Court of Rentuelty, we learn, has
declared the stay law, recently passed , by the Le.
glslature of that State, to be unconstitutional.
COMMON FLEAS—Judge Thompeop.—This
court was in session yesterday morning, hat
trammeled no business of importance.
°LSD PRINTING, BIMdND CIRRAPRWP IN
the City, at 34 south THIRD street.
CIRCULAR PRINTING, Best and Cheapest In the
Clay. at 24 Stool TRIAD Street.
BILL-BEAD PRINTING, Best sad Cheapest th the
city. at 34 South THIRD Street.
PAMPHLET PRINTING, and every other &scrip;
Lion of Printing, of the most superior analßY, at the
mast reeronable rates, at RINGWALT A. BROWN'S,
DrexN'e Building. 34 aoutb THIRD Street. dele-tf
ORB PRIOR CLOTHING ON Tits LATER ,
Smut, made in the beit'snanner.einsenity for RE
TAIL, BALES. LOWEST spllinc prince masked in
Dam Figure& All goods made to order warranted
asturfautory. Our ONE-PRIOE system is strictrad-
Wet to. AU are thereby treated WA.,
sow JOBEI lb 00..504 MAJUILST lam&
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Money /Market.
PHILADILPHIA ! JIIDO 10, Itga
Reading Rearoad 'Marne sold at the Board today at
/5'X. and after hoards at ; Penneytenni% Railroad
etOok at Minehill Raitroad and Beaver Meadow
Railroad, and other railroad esourlbes ten's'ing pub
lic confidence, were firm. The business lever) limited.
Bram fii yes sold at
OFFICIAL BANK EITATEMENT.
AVEH".6II3F. OP Tktie IPMLIDULPHIL BMW
Loma. 151.651 E.
BANES.
June 3. .Toeelo. June June 10.
$3,246,1165 46.147 091 711.000 735.000
North America 2.866,193 2,9 1 0, 3 M 661 040 090 MI
Farm Mech.. 4,161,394 4 ;31. 198 1,106,178 1 . 167. 201
oommercial-- 1,465.010 1.4.4 5 00 27 8 1 03 273 500
Mechitnies , ....... 1-552066 L'31.536 275 001 251.010
N. Liberties.. 1,314.0/0 3,31,6 Imo $56,000 359 000
Nauthwark 9119,6137 114.693 237,943 244186
KeEPSWaton...— 657.59 5 611. 7 62 161,1ti6 167,698
Penn Township 51 6 0 8.29 642,411 156.344 157.443
Werstern 3.131,634 1.349 ' 9 O 372 830 310 097
Man. k Mech... 995 396 1199,200 161 200 161 123
Commorce..— . 705 373 694 379 201 MC 193.019
Girard •.---- — 4 2,03 1 .231 2.053.979 391,416 395 667
Tradesmen's.... 756,1410 619 517 122 NH 131 696
Consolidation _ 449.341 08 , 763 99 336 99 002
City. .. 1611166 6i9,8 0 113,971 117 123
Commonwealth 431,144 43 1 698 61.645 65 551
Corn 3415.chanse 343.000 337.00 81.004 90 000
Union_...-. 293.630 195,600 62,730 153,700
Total .......... 74,571 294 24.533,244 5, 7 18. 820 5 767 994
DEPOSITS. CIRCULATION.
138!7x5...—n0 3. June 10. June 3. June 10.
11.616.000 ,81.697 1100 6:410011 *S1:1400
North ATYIOIIOS, 1.575.749 1 622 916 VI 851 966 470
Farm ft Mech.. 3,063 608 3.071009 126 860 378,100
Commercial.-- 74,000 738000 125,101 121 000
Meohanice'.—.. 731 395 739 211 120.275 193,810
N. Liberties..... 1.0561100 1,1.33,000 95,1510 88 eOO
00111,89 117 k.•—• 691 . 511 685.921 79.205 76.695
Kermiogten..., 433 573 4-1.4.13• 114 NS 119 015
Penn Township 460,121 45 7 .477 5 8, 515 00 - 105
Western....... 958 667 919.169 112,340 109,935
rilan.-k. Mech._ 478,430 491,363 89.853 89 047
Commerce 543 685 648 474 64.685 68,153
.Girard, - - 1.095684 1,131,167 171,836 168,160
Trananmates..— 350:02 360,271 69 650 69,010
Coneolidation 243096 234 196 69:370 "66636
City--.......... 325 638 919 1558 56 961 39168
Commonwealth 176,063 172.165 77,356 81,815
Coin Exchange 219,000 211 0 0 64 000 66 000 -
Untom
167.600 16 .390 35.800 31.695
18,906 606 19267.678 2.317.567 2401,052
The aggregates of the bank statem
those of previous weeks as foliose:
June 3: :Jerre 10.
Carital 6120 k. 511,e10.845 811.61 V 343
24 671 291 24.6 , 5 241..D90. 88 684
Specie.. 5 718 6/15 5, 7 87 995 -Ina. 4 9 16 8
Due fmolher hanks. 1 265.556 1.178 685 .Dea. 80891
llus to other bans. 3 491 0/6 9.55 498 .1493 51 8112
15.3 6 666 15.267 675- Den. 38,591
Circulation.._ _ . 5.617 067 2,221.852-1)eo. 12,105
Loans. Specie. eiroUlAti6B. Deposits.
Nair. 4,1867.21,199,462 2,1171,464 2,141,113 16,655,788
Jan. 11,1858.21,302,374 3,770,701 1,011423 11,466,263
July 6..... ..24311,929 8.635,817 2,434,181 15.558.815
Jan. 3,1869..25.451,067 6.053.366 2,741,784 17,049,006
J./1y 5......21,446.440 4,597,063 2,808,208 115,481,054
Jan, 3. 1196.43486,361 1050. 2 6 1 2.856. 5 01 14. 6 5 2 419
July 2.-- 26.201.396 4,374.540 200 86 vow 918
Elec. __ 26 975.207 .3.393.827 2.657.903 15.061.150
Jan. 7,1861.25 891.280 4.020.266 3,562 512 15.201.928
Feb. 4 --...25.901.981 4,5391214 2,778.318 10.295 435
Mar. 4-....20,006,314 6 0115 988 3 811.491 14,064.736
Apra 973 196 6 200 053 2.811 263 15.800.147
5......25 .13 188 6 46.2 098 8 170 XXI 16.006.115
_23.416.442 6 971.131 3.35.1.863 16.468 933
. 309 935 6.796.011 2.641,055 16.6'3.271
29--. 24.296 912 6 286.137'3.646 305 16.749 282
May 439 065 5,603 822 2.716 64 15 691 927
13.._,.25.716 338 6.738 aft 2 6 7,421 16.633,151
so .....28 404 .420 6.148 381 2 491.662 10 619.797
" 091 226 5.643.210 2 408 518 15.4 oan
June .1..... 24 61 401 671 ,816 2.337.067 15.406,668
10-.....14 586.241 8,767,922 3.198 862 15.267,6(6
The following is a etemment of the transactions at
the Phoacleichia Clearing Bouse for the week - ending
June 5, an furnished by the manager, George E. lir
no.d. Esq.
C 109.7111211. Balances,
Juno 3., r-_.-_._._52004 141 19 111672 , 8 7 9
1.89144138 136 e 99 71
2 489 321 211 1 1 7 021 97
1.768 181 00 leo 2:1 41
1.761 012 72 16.2 921 97
1 764 734 44 148.476 20
*. 4
5-
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EitM2lll
$11779,763, 00 3875.793 07
Philadelphia Stock Bxcnance attic•,
lune 10. 1901
Q EZORTED IT S. E. BLiaIiLILIXR. Mein ante Exatusage
FrRAT BOARD
I 500 51' Penne R 10s.— —B5
1 3 Penns R_—. --ant
20110 POW:111. 55 _ 2 d 5.75.7734
LI 0 I (.1 , 3.-- ..—. 77Pi
25 Meoflonios' Bk —.....Z1
BOARD'.
1501 Read Gs '7O .2 days.Bo
2000 C & 4 68 '82.20a38.7&
4 Harrisb'g R .Iswn.623‘
111 do --P0470.0214"
10 o 00iwn.4214'
333 d & Rd at - 37
1000 Road 6a '44 . tle6
BETW b
6eo Peons. 6s— _ 7 1 M1
4 atit do -.............77551
IMO Rood (18.13)
[SECOND
BQARD.
10 Lehieh Berip..— 33
i 0 du---- 33
s ?dawn Eliß ..-6834
3000 Leh Val 80nd5.....83
12d & !d-at R -. 97
rzo b..ott bay 6s '82.ea55,65
6600 An._. ....65
sou • Read 65 '44 - --- 69.14
19 TOR Crect R.---. 11
10 Lentsll2oup --.33
AFTER
/000 Cal' 03 Drew CAP... 96 1
lud Read It— ---1)9.39341
CLOWN?, rxt ,
NW. 49intrio " Bid. 40El
Mtn NI., .int oft 97% 895. i! Mint In Tn 73-- , 12%
Phila 6a R.int off 8736 88% Long Leland R:.. VI 9
Philada nen 41°7115 99 :Leh CI & 64.-_-_47x, 18
Penns 66,.. 77% 77g . Leh CI & N Bev--82% 03
Read R -.--- 19% ;a North Penna..% .
F 7 % 7%
Read bda;70....-, T 3% a) In Pa Ras, -. . _
Read nit dB 'Et' 'l3 89 90 vPT Tenna R /06. -84 9O
Read mt 53 7 86- . 71 71% Canswiasa It prof 45i
Penns It ---- .- 37% 38 Frank &So R ~...32 Cl
Fenn& RZd mt 6885# sd & 3d-ate R 3 ,- 36% 37%
Morrie Can con .. 39 39% Itaaa&Vine-at R. 2
Morns Can Pfd 10a- 'Wont Phila s___s2_ 66
' l ol. Ikt ea 'as - ..- 66 65).614prnae .k. 21116.- 6X 8
tinh Nay stan k... 7 Green & finatas 10% ~
Ron POSY Prow- 11 12% I Cheet & Waln't. 20 SO
BOARD.
60 Read R— M 143 i
Philadelphia Markets.
Thera is very little doing in Flour to- d y. end the
market ie unsettled and dull ; sales of from 500 to 600 bbls
are reported at 86x6 60 for Western and Pennsylvania
superfine end extras, $5.75e0 tO for extra family, and
e6l6es7 for fancy brand', according to quality. There
is very little demand either for export or home 11:16.
Rye Flour awl Corn Meal continue dull and neelecied;
ttt feeP,filtiPrOgnlit and Ma-latter
WiltesT. 'there is rather rime offering. and the
market is dull as d drugging. with rmad s • leg of renn
rolvania red at 13321360. lioutbe•n do at 1380, the latter
afloat, and white at 14301470. Rye is dull, and Penn
sylvania is offered at gee, oorn—Prime -vethem yellow
Is not were Mealy and bold above the views of buyers,
who offer nit afloat. Oats are better, and 1,500 bus prime
Southern so d at Sic. afloat.
Baux.—quercitrn” continues in demand, and Ist No.
1 iewsated at $24 ton.
Corrost ---kolders are firm in their views, but there is
ver. little selling.
GROCERIES.— rhete is nothing doing in Sugar or Mo
lasses worthy of notice.
PROVISIONS he market for all kinds is quiet, but
withou , any IV:Wahl* change to pate-
WASIAK", mow a off slowly, at 1634 al7e for bbls and
160154 a for drudge ; hods are Rearm.
Philadelphia Cattle Market
Purr.iner.eitre. June 10. 18.11.
At ..ut 750 Beef Cattle were off-red at Phillips' yards,
and partly sold at about last week's rates, ranging from
88 to 80.75 the UV Ihs—the latter for extra quality, the
market olosi an very dull; The following are the parti
culars of the sales at the Avenne yard:
30 1. Abraham& Cheater co.. $909.30.
Matuaul & Carr. Ohio. 9 80 255.99
22 Ken: ed.?, Cheater no.. $9.25.
-
33.1. Monne!), Chester and Lanoaster ens.. 8990034.
50 P. Dacha- ay, Lanearer Bounty. 9999.29.
40 P. MoFillen, 88 75C9 25.
19 Cochran, Delaware county, $ 3 6 0 6 9 .
71 J. Beldomredge?• Lancaster county. Igoe; 80
63 Mooney & Hmith, Onto and Pennsylvania, sBs9,
10 t illhoner & %0.. Ohm. es 5069.
10 Ohio 88 6009.23. _
13 J. Kaox. Lancaster county. 9899.
125 Aflame,. & Co., 89 :609976
21 U. W. Witmer, Lancaster county, $5.6009,
11 Fritter. Harks county as.eoc9.
it F. lipids bush, Westmoreland county, 8909 36.
572 head.
borne to Caws were disposed of at from 810 to $3O for
Springers. and $3O to 895 for Cows and catltea.
About 3.370 Bogs were °limed. and nearly all sold,
molufling 2 790 at Imhoff's...lnd 580 at :he Avenue y era,
at pror.e ranging from 84 75 to $5 the net 100 lbs—the
latter for earn. ted—closian rather weak.
Of rlheev the oriel ince and B,lBe were COCO head, at
39350. 4' lb gross no alteration.
CITY ITEMS.
WARN WEATIIBR.—The warm weather has now
Aid, cretin. At noon. yesterday. the thermometer in
front of the military and civ.c gift clothing emporium of
Grativihe Stokee, 609 t)neatnut Street, iodinated a tern.
TallfalUle of 85 degrees. Mr. Stokes keeps constantly on
hand clothing of the finest qualities. suitable fora tem
perature-of any number of degrees. Clothing of all
itylem is sold at reduced sirloins, and to every purchaser
is given a sift of use and value.
WORKING Por.nrrits —Some of the fire eating
correspondents of newspapem in Naomi& are finding
fault with the ha - dy Northern soldiers who are on duty
in Maryleaid and V-relnia. They say they are roUgh,
dirty, and uncouth. and 'hey ooneeive that a bayonet
thrust from ',rob vulgar hands, in the breadbasket of a
SOCRIII 'nun, would be an unbearable insult. These
oalorio•ievourinr individual, are hard to phase; they
don't like our rough eold.e re ; they sneer at our•'silk
eiocttiog"r regmenta. and the. even wale= not to ad
mile the elegant garments made at the Brown atone
Clothing Stan cf Rookhdt & Wrson. Nos IN and 606
Chestnut street, above Math. 'lhe buit-deeoribed arti
cles are sour grapen to traitors.
BIARINB INTELLIUSNUB.
BRE FOURTH PAUL
ABRIV BD.
Brig Cornelis,( Dutch) 800gen.34 Moe from AWN
dein, with pin. c. to Bohlen & Co.
eohr Flash. ( lir I Wark,lo Says from Eleuthera, with
pine apples to J S & H I. Feral.
nohr tioernine. Willer:is. 4 days from Haverhill, in
Inbuilt to Baker rc Fouom.
Fehr );pip Jane Adams. a day. from Booron.
EMIR' B C Scribner, irons, 4 dole from Salem, in hal
iota to Tyler. atone Sr. Co.
Behr memo, Cox 3 Qua from. Wicomico, with
groin to broil it (nerriman.
Stemmer ironsoles.l3mitu 24 hours from New York,
wi7 h mesa to W M Baird & Co.
Steamer Beverly Nettle, 23 hours from New York.
with nines to W CI)C do.
Bark Brothers. Mutter, Cienfuegos, & W Welsh.
Bark Rotreoa. Witoou lusguad ra. Juan oaten to Ca.
Brie B L Buokmaa, Baukmaa, Boston, Tyler, thou*
k Co.
Bohr It H Daley. Ntevens, Providecoa. do
neer ti coribLer, lrone. chariemown. do
tato' Mary.l en Day Stroup & Co.
kin
Boar
Farnham, Loren, Dolton. Noble, Hammett
& Cnide ell.
Bohr West/war. Eldridge, Boston. En g' ish & Co.
Bohr aS L cumnione, Dandy. tionon, ca u duck
& Weliingtoo,
Behr Pearl. mown, Salem, E n Sawyer & Co.
Bohr ElnaA, Ferris, rrovidende. Westmoimand Coal
Company.
liohr D M. French. Stine, Providence, Milne' & Co.
Bohr A Phalan, Lippincott, nalem. J it White.
O car o,lbert Green. Weaver. Seaton. D Pearson & Co.
Aar Constitution. Strout, nalienury, Van Dagen, Nor
ton & co.
Bohr Flyaway, Davie, Sag Harbor, sinbioirson &
Clover.
Bohr 8 A Taylor , _ Dukes, Provliceetown, do
Boar hive. Dad, Lee. Banton, N liturlevant & Co.
Bora J B Joinurou, JOhooou Roxbury, Ropplier & 800
Bohr L adioott, Lootio,Yrovidonoe, do
Bohr J fravere, Diener, Midoletown Point. NJ. L
Audenried & Co
Bohr Levin Lank, Boyce, Concord, Del, T L Bewley
&.
.
S C tr o Concord. Norman, New York. W Al Baird dr. Co.
titr J ri Ohnver, Dennis, lialtimore, A Groves. Jr.
MEMORANDA.
Bilis W V Kent, W Booz, from Charleston, at Bremen
26th ult.
vt g , th ypo in i fl o. re . ad y n i. ong e h d t sd . kla in te st it . e i hr at , 1 1 7 4 1
INonswg 6f New k for Li-
Ship Pamper°, Loser, from stAvre, arrived at New
York yesterday.
ou ß oat a w t ra k tre O r e calA ti ii i ei c vx k aa ri rn r rl e gl), H t.2 o ,ai i t m t e ur i lm. ftr a r u r t liDadolFbith C 14 . 12 ' d
was spoken 4th et, Ar
tat, o.
Bark Reindeer, oartlett, emered a h t e Z e ie fo Y r o Ca rk r y d e e s nrii ter :
m
dor tor Callao
Bark Hyperion, Gibson. from Pones. PR, V/6 Dela
ware Breakwater at New York Yerterda .
Bark Cat/manes°, rtabet, Trem Rio de l Janeiro April
26th, arrive,. at clew York yesterday. Left Nuke rar
thien, Miller from Bahia for /sew Volk; Santo Masse*
606:6, fur Richmond; brig trotting Wave, for fi Yo h—
alt to salt let liar. arse nib, rat 16 ri tong S 6 NI, spoke
brig Amy Warwick. Bruwn. from wichmoud fur Itio Re
Janeiro.
Br,g L 011660. Evans. hence. Was discharging at St
fag° e Untie, 21at ult.
och e B F beeves. Carmen. J It Mather. Nickerson,
and 4aroltne tfail, Lawmen. cleared at Boston Bth lust
for Fhiladelvhia.
Boars Be re W Morse. Beaton, and Albert Fie'd,
Phillips, sailed from TartlitOrt ark inst. for rbilacielanith
eteemers Vole a, &Orli/101i, and Novelty, anew,
hence, arrived 116: 46 W York yeaterdaV
Steamer Teloony, Ely, o.eared at New York yesterday
for ridiadeiptua.
-
timovAs BAraaVs Oimunueriu)
BOIBBIESS MOWING M.A.OIIIIEB.
'kaftan la Vatior Family swim
XL TM ON BMW" NOWA. FkiLWOW& HOMY
THS PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA4 TUESDAY; JUICE 11, 1861.
HAVING BURN AVTUOBIZBD ffir TUB STATE
Authorities to matinee the deteile of the THREE MIL
LION LOAN, advertised below. we earnestir roan"t
the attention of the public to the propriety and impor
tance of a prompt and liberal inventment in the same.
The fact of tee ham exempt from all taxation, and a
speolal tax being levied to Drot.do for the Intermit. and
a liberal linking fond for the redemption of the rn"i
pal. makes this Loan a moat desirable investment. All
information relating to the Loan can be obtained in
calling on the undersigned. who will take oharge of any
hacript icon made, and II attend 16 All matting con
netted therewith. DREXEL Jr CO..
JAY COOKE Et CO.
PItOPONALI4 FOR A LOAN OF DIRER
Mon DoTT.Alts TO TOR COMMONWEALTYt Of MIN'
SYLVANIA.
In eurantnee of the first section of an net of the Ge
neral Assembly, entitled "An ant to create a loan and
provide for arming the State," approved May IBth, Ai
D., 186 i, and the sixth section of the act entitled " An
act to provide for the eminent of the members. offi
cers and contingent expenses of the Extra Session of
the Legislature," approved May lOth. A. D.. 1861. and
by the authority of the same.
Notice Is hereby given that proposalg Will be receiv
ed at the office of the Secretary of the Commonwealth,
until three o'clock, P. M.. of Wednesday the fifth day
of June next, for the loaning to the Commonwealth
the aunt of TURES MILLIONS (4P DOLLARS. for
the purposes set forth in the before named acts of As
sembly. The said loan to bear an interest of six per
lieut. ger annum, payable semi-annually in Philadel
phia' and the loan to be redeemable in ten years from
date; atm for the payment of the interesteridlicuide!
ten of the principal thereof, a special tax of one-hall
mill on the dollar has been directed to be levied on all
the property in the Commonwealth taxable for State
purposes. The certificates of loan shall not be subject
1 0 taxation for any eutuoreirrhittePtil t and All dertifi•
cams of the denomination of one hundred dollars, or
less, shall have coupons attached ; those of a larger de
nomination will be issued either as inscription or eon• .
Pen bonds, at the option of the bidder.
The proposals must state explicitly the amount pro•
Potted to be taken, and the rive to be paid. The .
State reserves the right to accept the whole. or any part
of the amount offered to be taken, union the proposer
stipulates otherwise. No conditional proposals will be
considered.
Upon the acceptanee of any proposal, at least ten per
cent. of the amount must be paid down, the balanee,
if preferred br the bidder, in thirty and sixty dare.
When gernfiestes shall issue for the same. bearing in-.
terest from the time of payment.
The proposals must be directed under seal to the
Secretary of the Commonwealth, endorsed" Proposals
for Loan.""
The bids will be opened at 3 o'clock in the afternoon
of the day above named, in the presence of the Glove
nor, State Tro tourer, and Auditor General, and such
other persons as may see Proper to be present, when.
after examination of the same, the Governor will
award the ken to the highest bidder or bidders.
11i' order of the Governor.
ELI SLIFER,
, ut compare with
The tune for receiving proposals and opening bid■
for the above loan is hereby extended to the TRW,
TEENTE OF JUNE next, by order of the Governor.
FLI al/Tay
inl•tU Secretary of the Commonwealth.
BATORIII,OII / 13 HA'S 0733.-11118 celebrated
and perfect Heir Dye is the best in the world. AN
others are were imitations of this great original. which
has gained etch extensive patronage in all parts of the
globe. The genuine W. A. Datahelor's Liquid lieu
Dye iestantiv produces a splendid black or natural
brown, without staining the skin or injuring thefiair•
and will rsmsde the ill ejects or had dyes, inTizontrint
the hair for life.
sold by all Druggists and rerhuners. Wholesale by
FAILNEEToCK. & CO.. DYOTT & CO.. Philadelphia
trthi-tf
LAIND—PANGOAST.--On the 6th instant, by the Rev.
Fdwat L. Bewberry, Oliver = and to Mary A...daughto,
pf S, ft. Panama, Egg.. MI of t Iva oi tr.
BABLEN—DttgBV.--May 28, 1901. by, Vey. Charles
R. Bonne 1. Mr. 'Henry D. .Beater to Mtge Emma
Dreuy, ell of this oity.
GatIELL —On the 01 instant, Mr. George Russell,
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend Ids funeral. from his Ism residence.. Nine
teenth, north of Tim, street, this (Tuesday) afternoon,
at 3 o'olook
SWARTZ aNGROVER.—On the Bth instant, Mr
Henri nWertzeogrover. aged 59 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend the funeral, without further wattle. from hie
late residence, Airy stre.t. above De Kalb street, Nor
ristown, to-morrow ( WelnesdaY) morning,' at 1 0
o'olook.
AMMEC—On the 7th instant. Charles William Behan
Antos, son of e. F. and Annie Catharine Amos, aged 9
months RIO 10 days.
FO w1..5..R.—0n the 7th OM Fri. Lizzie. daughter of
George H. end Elia K. Fowler, in the 23d month of her
RYE R.—on - the 9th instant. Lies, daughter of Henry
and Cassette Fr' er, aged 3 PRAM
Funeral from 1316 Green street, this (Tuesday) after
noon. at 4 o'clock. *
GEO It GE.—On the Bth instant, Mrs. Ann George,
widow of the late William George, aged 74 years.
Funeral from her late residence. 140. 24 Meade
alley- t h is (Tuesday ) afternoon. at 4 o'clock.
GIIBTOCK the 9ta instant, at Quincy (opriesite
Phrenixvilte) James Grimm*. in the 58th year of hie
anorak from the residence of Mr. Jseoli !Casty. of
Ott plaoe. th (Tnerdav morning, at 10 *
KEftLF.R.—On the 9th instant. Elizabeth Kessler.
widow or the late Daniel Kessler. in the 60th year of
her age.
Funeral from the residence of her son-in-law, i 1
Melodist! street, to-morrow f Wednesday) afternoon, et
2 °Week.
Kilt BY—On the 9th Instant. Belville Kirby. son of
Richard and the late Isabella Kirby, aged 9 months. *
LOI.WENSI,AbiR)t.—On the 9th instant, George E.
Loudenslarer. in the 26th year of hie age.
Funeral from me residence of his father, No. 1631
Cherry street. this (Tuesday 1 afternoon, at 3 o'olook.
- 3 Ca m yla it -eh gr . , Bth instant, Margaret, wife_ of,
swing
Funeral from the res id en ce o f her husband. 1931
Harmsteed street, east of wenueth below Lombard,
thie (Tueadety) moniing. at is - •
MOC.K.—t in the 9.h instant. Cia - htirine Ann, daughter
of Frederick and Margaret Mock, in the 13th year of
her age.
MOODY.—On the 9th instant, Chandler Moody, in
the 24th year of his age.
Flamml from the residence of his : mother, Pine
Grove. N. J., tomorrow (Wednesday) morning, at 10
o'clock.
Es-STEADY
Jv Io—Evening.
MOURNING STORE, No 918 CHEST
NUT Street.-BEBBOII k PON have In store a
full stoak of hummer Goode, aoneietingin part of Black
Bares e Bement, tlareges and Crape Marrtz. 3.4 to 8.4
wide; Tommatinee. Crape Taininatine. ebonies, Gre-
LIMA ACO, rummer Bombazines, Mousseline. Tamise e
r
NalZOtitles, Fontana, Gros Ursine and Ponit de Bole
Silks,Lawra, &o.; Grenadine Garage Pointe and Man
tles, Barer. Points and Mautlee, iirenadina newly,
Crape Collars and Elleevee Voile of all sloth. English
Crepes, and all other goods requisite for Mourning at
tire.
ie. B.—We buy and sell for o ash. jag
• • • . - .
The moulding of aftot and ' hell is attended with ditE
ou'tles. of which few Demons have Wig knowledge.
Great loss is often meowed in teaching inexperienced
hands—the bare cost of remelting the spoiled work of
One poor moulder being equivalent to the waxes of two
or three men hvergehot and sheltie enbleoted to a rigid
Government inspection. he greatest va.lation all w d
in one-tortieth of an inch from the mean diameter, and
about one per cent. from the mean weight. Mewl,
North. & North auvertised for ouch moulders es
had worked on shot and shell. and in reply to their ad
vorhaemenr therthad appluvai ons from a sufficient num
ber of Philadelphia moulders to commence operations.
On attempting to sit some or the applicarte at work.
they were threatened by the stove moulders, and one of
them was assaulted an beaten br two eepame gangs
osi his way to oinner- A number of those who had gone
down to commence work were thr-arened with violence
if the. wanton. The surprise of the proprietors at this
mrerferenoe with their business was inoteased by the
Mot that they had exerted themselves to find work, and
had given their men more work during the ennui than
any other NUMB Foundry in toe cite. They gave no
tice that they expeoted ro give they men regular jobs an
noon an the other Stove Foundries started, and they
did not wish to take them from their reenter business
and teach them a Timone which they would probably
leave voluntarily in a few weeks for busitiessof which
they have a knowledge, But, not satisfied wi h doing.
better than others of the same trade. the moulders at
tempt to dictate how the proprietors shall manage, and
whom they shall employ on an entirely new branch of
business
- s the matter now /tends, the property and invest
ment in which the proprietors nave paid a .heavy_ annual
tax for the protection Ividah Government affords to
loyal carmine, is as really out of their eont-ol as Fort
stumpier is out of the hands of the United lgtates Go
vernment. They are now debarred from carrying on
their business as proprietors have a right to do, by a
lawless resistance whieh not only takes theniwn control
of tow_ bootless oat of thew handy, but threatens a
dangerous delay in important Government work that
halt a character nearly, if not altogether, treasonable.
MVOLUNTEER Ft:MD.—ACADEMY OF
MUSIC —A GRAND .GaiCel. RN Chit PA !N
-will be given on Tilt/RC/AT nVENI NG, June
19th. 1861, at the Academy of Music by the Young La
dled of the Jrfferion Gr mmar &tool. for the benefit
of the Volunt-ere, oonducted ter their Musical Ta
atmotor. Prof. John Sower ; Pianist. A. Bachman.
mr. Geo. Felix UeLkert. he celebrated Pianist, has
volunteered his services, and will Perform a 800 On the
Piano.
ne Eitenyerberod. led by Car; Gaertner. have also
kindly volunteered. and will sing some °nolo. piece..
A full and efficient Orchestra will be nreeent, under the
direction of Carl Gaertner.
Mr. Csrl Gaertner hag volunteered to perform one of
his unaporosohable Violin Notate.
Tinkers, 85 cents each. For Bale itt the Reboot. Fifth
Street above Poplar; &et & Latium's Seventh and
Chestnut streets; Lee & Walse•'s 722 Chestnnt street;
and at the door on the day nd evening of the Connect.
esrrvei Seats in the Parquet can be 'enured by
anal ring at the Ticket Office on the day of the connect,
SPEC
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Orrice or THE SECRETARY 07 THE COMMONWEALTH
BABalal3l/11.0, May 17, 1861.
FURTHER NOTICE.
MARRIED.
DIED
,
PVNE.—On the grh instant: Charles Cooper. son of
William V. and Caroline Fyne, ag d 8 years, 18 months
and sdare. •
c.MITYL—On the Bth instant. Mr. John E. Smith, son
of Susan and the late John ttl. Smith aged 24y ears.
Funeral from the residence of his mother, Coke
place, beck 0f417 Carpenter street, thus (Tuesd42) after
noon. at 6 o'clock.
W 11.1.tiN a.--Ou the Bth Instant, Joseph Whinna, In
the 5 ist soar of his age.
Funeral from his late residence. No 1342 Palmer
street. Eighteenth ward, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 2
o'clock.
. .
Wl'.Bll 180 X—On the 8:h instant, A hal Aureate&
sen of George and =mean J. Wilkinson. in the Bth year
of his age.
irrA NOTICE, WHICH HAS APPEARED
in some of the yaws of e • isturbance at the
Foundry of Messrs. NORTH. CHASE, & riOßTet. has
elicited the following statement:
7LECTURE FOR THE BEZIEFIT OF
THIS VOLUNT6ERB.-011 FNlDnYeVeoing,
11. Mrs. 158Lba Z all triTbR A a lec
ture at BANItOM-BTRe.Er BALK. for the benefit et
the Volunteers and their families. 'rho subject of the
lecture will be " he Wants and `tnff•rie¢■ of the 150
diem." karoocna, the Indian gut will sing Admisiben
11l cents.
CI7PHILADELPHIA AND ERI IC KAM.
ROaI".—MRE_TING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
14....C1AL MEETING of the Btookooldein of the
Phi , adelphis and trig Rai Company will he held
at the Office of the Compan.. on THUIUSDA y. Jugs
2•th, 1861. at 10 o'clock A. M.. for the nu-pave fli CODat
daring a proposition having for ite ehjeet the early
compietion and missing of the railway of the said COM.
SNIIIY•
By order of the President and Board of Manatee.
jea-t37 W. 150 13YOFPOR teoretery.
Tyr. NOTICE—CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC
RAILROAD COmPAN Y.—An election for
Vireotore of the Camden sod Atlantic Railroad Com
pany, to nerve for tne enenine Year. WIII be held nt the
office of mild Company. at COOPER ' S pnircr. Cam
den, New Jeremy, on THURSDAY, the Vth that.. be
tween the hours of 11 A. M. and I P. al.
jell-t 27 ROBERT F HAZER, Secretary.
firWr. nAvr. scamtrirt;D ORLI' FROM
THE PROTESTANT EXCHANGE,lloutherest
corner SECO P 4 D and NSW Streets. and take pleasure
in recommendins it to the publio as en institution mind
needed in our city. for its care in seleotine the beet
men, women, and children as to oharadter and quail
ficanons
J. ADDICKBB3O Retie street.
R. M. 9bLLE RR. 6.-e.en and Telpahooken streets.
JULIANN^ R eNDOL,PII. 034 ms.tsiit street.
JP.DW 1N KIRK PA I RICK. 1331 Aroh street.
Dr. PANCOAN V.M ount Vernon street.
JAS. R tRDS. 1620 Mount Vernon street.
13EO. FR &Ent N. P 47 Nom, Eleventh street.
F. O. MAVEN. 850 North Sintti street.
P.l'. SOW . N. tore and 9ermantown avenue.
T. WILSON, 210 North Front street,
T, MOO UI tt - . 4338011th Front street.
M M. WHITE, 323 Marshall street.
W. C. BORER ,_438 Market ' , rein.
W. H. RICHARDSON, 41 oaket street,
And over one hundred and lay more, to whom re
forence will be given at the Aloe. turSONAm
E W MUSIC.
Cliteam o iti v lrge t ..M A A,l l ,:ttr•
LEE &a WALKER.
Price BO Conts. jell S
rim 722 CIIKEITNUT streett.
VAIII persons are cautioned
•Aiajaft tweeting say of the orew of the Dntoh brie
corrtrits,Doojen master. from AmeterdaM. DO no debts
of their oontisotisg will beid by ealtsin of oOtl
*looms.
•11-3 t BOFILIStf& CO,
FL YOUKTH at.
ICES.
pARIB LACE MANTILL. AS,
SECOND IMPORTAVION.
Thee* Goode having been relinquished hv our import
era—in view of the war orient—t n. lithe t. sore than the
bare amount of' duty, will be offered to pm ionises at a
001TeRlit044111$ reduction from nival retail 0710411, Vii t
AT 50 OEN I'S ON THE DOLLAR".:
THE BALANCE
OF OUR.
MATIIit'ACtIfRED STOCK
=MULE. CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS,
IRKING oLorn CLOAKS.
SUMMER, CLOAKS. Also,
IMbl LNG LACES,
DAM AND CLOAK vurdmillos, Ac.,
Al' in large assortment, wilt be closed out at en 4Ve irate
retinal:um of ONE- .11A L.F. in order to complete m tr ar
r./temente with our creditors.
J.PROCTOR & co-
Y M MANTILLA and CLOAK EMPORIUM
jell - 4f - 71)16 eILEMTrt UT lit, est.
SIBLEY, MOLTEN.
& WOODRUFF.
I trIPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
No.SaIMARKET STAF-,ET,
Offer the balance of their stook of
SILKS
AND
FANCY DRESS 0-001)5,
LAWNS, ORGANDIES,
And a large assortment of
FRENCH LACE POINTS.
MANTLES,
BORNOUS, &e,
AT RETAIL,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
lee et
L. HALLOW ELL & CO.
IMMENSE
WHOLESALE STOOK,
811,10 2 DAVOS GOODS,
SHAWL 4, MANTLES, ito,,
FOR SALE
AT RETAIL,
At much below the ordinary wholteale rates.
Na.. 333 MARKET and 27 North FOURTH litracta
Jel etnktbUit
HARPER'S FERRY,
FORTRESS MONROE,
ALEXANDRIA,
MANASSAS JUNCTION,
And other places now
IN THE HANDS OP ISEJESSIONISTS,
Are doubtless points of special interest to
OUR BRAVE SOLDIERS,
And the male portion of the community generally; but
THE SPECIAL POINT OF
INTEREST TO LADIES
Is No SO7 CITuSTNUT Street, where the WHOLE
SALE NTOCK OF PRICE, FEKRiS, & CO., in selling
o ff at Retail, and where
FOR 111 TOU CAN BUY THE VALUE OP $2.
We therefore hope that the well. known milit.ry Writ
of the Ladies of Philadelphia will he anfficiently aroused
to **
807 CHESTNUT ST., WITH ALL ITS CONTENTS.
More espeoially as it can be done
PEACEABLY FOR CASH.
LACINDS OF LINEN, WHITE GOODS.
S, .EMBROZDERIBS. HDKPS..
N. 11-400 LACE POINTER AND maNnEs. at a
800 li n errin d a t ro n Nl 2 :ll l Za t at 10 and 19
cents per yard, for covering mirrors. ohan
dePers, &o.
200 PCS. SOFT FINISH LINENS, entirety
without drawling, manufactured any/mei
for Liuliee Under Wear.
I LOT 4•F READY-MADE CHEMISES. em
broidered and lure trimmed.
1 LOT OF FAB. CRr.MIRE YOKEL
111 A Fresh Invoice of Point Lase Ooods. Jag- in
- PYRE LANDCLL, FOURTH and
A.A I ARCH :Streets, open this morning
-2 oases loft Gray Geed'.
1 tonal° oray Mixtures.
NEW MANTILLA STORE.
The tenet splendid BILK MANTLES in the city
FIYKE & LINDELL have Fashionable
SHEPHERDS' P'.AITPI.
RIBA and White Plaid Valencia.
Thank and White Plaid Mohair's.
SILK MANTILLAS,
fiievery new style, a - a . rich:slat nnalities (Wei:emelt,
at the eiegant New store,
- iLITH TENTH STREET.
HOUGH +Ye CO.
je8.201
UIYRE LANDELL OPEN THIS
-.N-A MORNING
-1 ease Mozmnbiques,lB,4fo.
8 4 MOZ444b Quea for Dresses and Dusters.
-0-4YRE & LANDELL open to-day one
case more
Fast Colors Orgardies.l2% ots.
;Summer Goods all zedooed.
LADIEU, preparing for the Travelling
Beason, are invited to examine our assortmentof
ourist Graf Dress blood&
nimpuerdie rlaid Drees Goods.
Bupernar Mitts, Gloves. Hosiery'. ito.
EYNE & LANIJKLI4,
FOURTH and AROII.
SPECIAL/ NOTICE ;
and after Due date
'THOR/NIX t aniaM will offer
EVERY POSSIBLE LNDUCEMENT
TO
CASH PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS !
ifoingdettnalined to raw, their Stock they will sive
Goad Sargatas
Botothfal Panay auks for 7. aorta,. worthllll.ll
Heavy Klan Faney Mks for DI, welt worth
Grenadine and Barone Goods, about one half their
value.
Gray Mixed Goode, in every variety. from 8 oente per
lard to Oil cent..
BLACK SILKS, RICH AND LUSTROUS, VERY
GD sA.P.
Neat Bleak Brocade Silks, double faced, &0.. &o.
Be Lattice, Calicoes, Caseimeree, Maths, Vagina's>
Linene L jdusline, Flannels. Qualls, Covers, /Se._
SISAw‘ AND CLOAK-ROOM EXHIRITIOIL
French Lace Mantles, Penitent Shawls, BUgellegh
Cembno Lace Mantle.. Chantal!, Loos Goods, tea
Black Silk Coeu r Hennes he.on evergy il le,
At THORNLE f & CHISM
RAYerner it SERINO 111 Elf OIL
t 4•2 tf
H L STEE & SON,
N--ad , Pro. 713 North ENT Otroot, SUMO Cileitelgt
Will Bell the
BALANCE OF THEIR STOCK OF
NEW AND DEBIRABLK DRESS GOODS
At still greater reductions in priors than they have
ever before mad , . bod'at
MUCH LOWER PRICER
than any RETAIL-WHOLESALE HOUSE in the city.
Fancy and honlard Mire, very cheap.
Very ot.aap and good Black Milks.
Coma Woos Goode of every variety.
Fine Jaconot and Organdie Lawn, &t
LACE MAN LEO, , DOURNOIDI,
SILK AND CLO UNDER TA AND MANTLES,
GREATLY COL T PRICES.
SMALL -PL etTto SILKS.
Biro and Whit• French Mks.
Sleek and White French Silks. :
Brown end White French eilka.
Glean and WWI.* French Slikg
t urea and White Premix Bilks,
be doz. Ildlthr. at 4130 per doz.
30 doz. White Stak CiIOV6II. 26e per pair.
Many coed/ reduced very low, to Wove out. at
JOBB H. STOKES'.
ja 703 ARCH. latreet.
AusQurro CTURTAINS AND GLASS
£YA covee lNO.
WIJITS AND COLORED DOM NETS.
The subeortbers have now on band a full assortment
of White and Colored 13obmete. of differest widths,
minable or mlrror and picture coverings.
FLY NETS AND MO-QUITO BARS.
• They are prepared to cover ohs delient, gas fixtures,
McEntee. glasses. &0.. and to make Niacin** Curtains
ter beds d • ribs in the mom approved manner, and
ac the shortest notice.
3111,ei'MtD. VAN EARLINOEN & ARRISION,
Importers andAsalem In Clittath matenals. thaden,
&o. dca
jet Ift ho, i.otil ONFAITNUT Street.
COL. ELLSWORTH'S
FUN
tsar tSBUED, t
T R C H
LEE & WALKER,
No. 722 GAISSTIOLIT Street.
Yrles 75 Gate. Jell 3t
THE. - PART vleßsarp . HICUTOPORIC
existine
in(. A. L. LANIGAN and JNO. Me
-0 UR K. (tr4fLn(- tc.0..) is dissolved.
Claims for Ramon:mot to be presented at Coal Yard.
3346 CALLownILL Street.
A. L. LArileem.
PTTILAIMT,PRIA, June 11,186 E jell ze
UNION ENVELOPES AT BIAORE'S!—
Union Fnvelopee at 316 Chestnut street.
Union S'nvelopes at Magee's.
Colon Psver an 3 6 Chestnut street.
Union Badges at Magee e.
Manufactured ands ae elatle v Station e ry r
orai,l, at
316 CIIR ENV E Street, above Third.
Corner of ti udson street.
jell-3t Corner of Andson street.
BUT IrOlt 'IRIS PICTURE I WOULD
RAF be dnvea almost to despair to think of the thstsmee
that rfrearatea me from my dear one. Thepicture was
made by HEIM bit. Ele.ooeiD Street, above Green. lt•
WOAD -500 lbs. for sale by
WETHERILL fr.. BROTHER.
Jell 47 and 49 North SECOND Street.
gaIEIOH BRANDY. One barrel puro
SOUTHERN PEACH, for •WWe by O. C. RAD
LER & CO.. 103 ARCH !Street. ion
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT OF NORTH
AMPTON COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA.
Estate of PETER MILLER. deceased.
NOTICE te hereby sLvets to the heirs and legal repre
sentatives of the sant deceased. that the report of the
inquisition to make pat talon, valuation, and aPDranle
ment of the Real Estate of the said deceased. Was, on
the 26th day of April, A. D. 1861, p ted sad con
firmed. and the court smut a rule upon the hem and_
l oca l rep esentattees. to appear at toe next stated 1-11 ,
phone' ..;ourti August 2nd I and ooept . - or refines to &s
-wot. the said reel mete, or show 034110# 11 soy they
n s ve. Wks the same shall not be sold.
By the Coen, G 01406 V. WALLACE,
Saxton. Ma. 111.1881.—m.22 WBl
EsTATISoFJuaEPU KONIGMA MIER
late of Etat WA township. t enoaster count .di
esased. l otters testamentary on the Mete of said de
',eased having been granied to tee undersigned Exeinc
tote of the will of lewd deoeseed. they hereby give notice
to ell persons hammy oafs • or demands against the
es ate of said deceit/led, toy resent them to either of the
undermened Exeoniors, day autbentical ed. and a
persons knowing themselves indebted to maul estate are
revisited to maim payment with out delay,
aLI edOr. ltilliaLLCIIER_.
Residing in Ephrata two. I an. co,. Ephrata 0.
CaPIRSTER.
arse-th at Residing in the tiny of Laninieter.
OLIVE OIL—A lot of Latour Ohre Oil,
wealltria ValtMlW4iel. "1"1112 aisalt
RETAIL DRY 000D8,
HOUGH & CO.,
24 SOUTH TENTH SIREET.
LEGAL.
RETAIL JIKY ...400DIL
AT COST.
EITTIRE STOCK LINENS,
tt «EMBROIDERIES,
" " LACE MANTLES, and
" " DRESS GOODS.
BAUEGES
AND
BAREGE ROBES
AT
40 CENTS
ON THE DOLLA.R.
CASS/KERS,
CLOTHS,
VESTINGS,
AT
20 PER CENT.
LESS THAN USUAL PRICES.
MANTLES,
DUSTERS, &c.
A egos* Nvooge on coat of material.
Our Winter stook being !retch, having beenjudieimely
bought at auction and of first hands, will be found
to Odmgare favorably with any other in town,
COOPER & CONARD,
ilouthcaat oorner Nunn and MARKET Street.
Jen-ttiwths4t
WIDE DUAtili. BARECIES, only
7-4
nPntg,
74 wide Black naregali. 0017 60 Ceuta.
7 4 wine Black Bareges, only 60 cents.
7-4 wide Meek B +relee, only 623 cents.
7 4 ',tee RISS* Baregea, only 623 cents.
Y. wide Black Barcena, only lfild cents.
Bli3iSuil & timi'di Mourning Moro i
jell No. 914 (.112E4TISUT ntrert,
L.INENS AT COST FOR CASH ONLY
a-A Damask Table Clothe. for oath.
Irish Lmene at cost for each.
Linen Damasks at oast, for oath.
Towels at nest. for cash.
Pheeting. Pillow and Butcher's Linens.
napkins, Dollies, 'rnmn Cloths, &0., An.
comprising our entire stook Linens,
AT,OOB C FOR 00,11 ,
commencing to day. the 4th inst. O ur stook is hints.
w.
cheap, end fresh end i
3 1 present many unwaial bar
gains. Oven in thous times, ex.smordinary *heap
goods. COOPER. Sr Curt ARD,
jed S. E. car. NT NTH and MARI( T.
OPENING OF TILE ARCH-STREET
N , MANTILLA 'STORE. It W. earner TWIT/I and
ARCH.
ALL NEW GOODS.
Rich Lyons Silk Circulars.
Rioh Lyons Silk Beauties.
Cambria and Puller Lace Points.
Codo. de. itittattlas.
Cloth and Tweed Circulars.
Summer Cloaks. ha.
Purchased under the influence of the War panic,
and to be sold at less than the cost of importation and
manufacture.
Ladies are Invited to inspect this stock, without re
serve. before purahasing elsewhere.
miS? lm JACOB HORSFALL. Prater.
RUMMER GOODS--
P-7 Reduced to very low prices.
Grenadine Berms. tiro he.
Rich Organdies and Lawn&
Fancywoisted stuffs, Dames,
Ores Travelling Winds.
Dela - Ines.
Poniards.
Ouzels. Hernams. Mozambique,.
Plaid Silks, Fancy Silks. Silk Robes.
Bargee. Grenadine. and Organdy Robes.
Chally Shawls, Drone, ana Smiles.
lOLA RPLESS BROTHERS,
my3l ratEnTNUT and Fabwra Streets.
R BLANKETS AT VERY LOW
RATER.
Tarlatans for Mirror Covers.
10-4 Note for Chandeliers.
Low SWille rthintatAlok
LAN
DEL,,
1010 FOURTH and ARCH.
ADAMS & SON'S STOOK to be dosed
out at
LOWEST WHOLESALE PRICES.
Cheaper than if a discount were taken off after the aide
wan volute. EIGHTH AND ARCH.
zat29
A DAMS & SON'S STOOK to be closed
L JIL eat at Lowest Wholesale Filmse t _
CHEAPER THAN IF a DISCOUNT WERE
TAKEN OFF
after the We wee reeds. EIGHTH AND ARM'.
Mrlll
MILITARY NOTICES.
TWELFTH-WARD HOME GU AB D.
A MEF,TII(I of those members over forty-five
Years of age w II be held ar. their r^nm. north enet
corner THIRD and WILLOW. oMWERNESDAY
Evening next,l2th num. at 8 &cloak.
3ell-21" D. J 3. si..IFES, Secretary.
il,ono MEN WANTED FOR THE
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS, able-bodied,
between the ages of 21 and 35 ream not less than
five feet four and a half inches high, end of Seed
Matador. Soldiers serving in this corps perform duty
at WWI yards and on board United States ships-of
war on foreign stations. All other information which
may be desired will be given at the liendezyous. No.
311 South FRONT Street. _
First Lieutenant W. STOKES 130vD,
Jell - lm Recruiting Officer.
MILITARY GOODS.
COTTON DUCK,
SUITaBLE FOR TENM,
FOR. SALE BY
FROTHINGHADI 8o WILLS.
my29-i tf
'PUN' THORNLEY , S, 311 CHESTNUT
ar Street. north ande--the oldest establishment in the
United &stets.
INDIA-RUBBER VAN? BLANKETS,
Por Army_and bevy Emztemente.
PATENT RUBBER, CAMP BLANKETS,
KNAPSACKS, KNAPSACKS,
HAVERSACKS. B VERSACKS,
CANTEENS TENTS
BUN comits, eUN CoVERS,
CAPES. CAPES,
CAPS. COATS, CAPS. COATS,
And every other article that is manufactured of India,
Eubber—hi of the best material.
mYS-10l if JOHN THORNLEY.
COMPRESaD BIILLETS.--United States
Mime Musket and Rifle Belle; ale*, every de
scription or Round and Conical Ballet" , inannfaoturad
to mien Large awoke oonataatil on hand. Orders filled
amain by .TROMAR OT.Td LEROV & CO.
Patent Shot and Lead Wo
201 and 263 WATER Street
myl4-1m f 4 F.CY YORk.
CLOTHING.
WHOT.FSALLE STOCK,
WHOLESALE STOCK,
WHOLESAT STOCK,
READY-MADE' CLOTHING
READY-MADE CLOTHING
READY-MADE CLOTHING
AT RETAIL,
AT RETAIL,
AT RETAIL,
33 to 30 ger cent. less than the must Retail Prices
33 to 60 per cent. less than the usual Retail Priem
Clothing Ravers are respeotfulli invited to examine
this irtook, The Garments being nearly all manure,*
tured for merchant tailor trace of large towns and
cities. are all well out, wall trimmed, and substantially
made, and warranted to be fully equal to the beet
Clothumg manufactured for Retail Salem Tine Stook
Will be sold regardless of cost.
LIPPINCOTT, HUNTER, & SCOTT,
red rat 4P4 MARKET Street.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
ONE OF THE MOST
ASTOUNDING REVELATIONS
poLrricAL TREASON AND CONSPIRACY THE
WORLD EVER WITNESSED
Is dragged to light in that work Ind reprinted, en
titled
THE PARTISAN LEADER.
2 voter— .--Prioe 60 Cants each.
A Novel published nearly sa wag ago. for mroula
tion at the tooth. and for diesenunatini disunion sen
timents. It foreshadows with appal ine mourner'.
eye' y event now tranepiring.
Privately printed and circulated in 183 C. its treason
was too apparent; its reappearance at this duy show.
um that treachery was only smouldering. to buret oat
with redoubled organization at the present day.
A work which exposes most eomplet•ly the machine
gums and diabolioal plans of the political demagosuee
wbo have, for so many years. been plotting the over
throw of the United tiMtes Government.
Now that the apparent fiction weaves into a fearful
reedit publo interest in the document becomes sin
gularly deep and wide-spread.
•v" Copies sent by mail, rohTAns ;MYR, on receipt
of prlCe. - by
RUDD & CARLETON. Publishers.
Jee-tbstu•3t 100 ORaliD Street, New lorl.
reoolcB, LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS,
1-1 new_yd old, bought, sold. and exclirged, at th e
PFIII,AIM: _rain-Darla J3OOJC sic Pro. ato
CREISTN T Street. Libraries at a dietanoe purchased.
?hose having Books to sell, if at a distance, Will state
their names, sizes bindings, dates, editions, prices,
and oonaltions. WANTED—Boots printed ti Benja
min Franklin, as well ea early Boots printed in and
mpou *merrier, Autograph Letters and Portraits enr
oliasied, Pamphlet Law, ot Pennsylvania or rale. Cata
logues. in press. sent free- Libraries appraised by
fees-tf JOHN CA NIPHELI
SPZR/11.—
Five Casks of
SPERM,
loot from Whale Ship.
at
T. A. NEWHALL & Stris,
Jea-St Bo. 409 RACE Street
GENERAL AtittiESIBLY OF 186 L—A
latereopoupic Picture of the Interior of the " 80-
'9llO Presbt [Men Clhoroh,', tnten on Tuesdsy after
noon. May 28 th . Ant before t he final vote on the Tee° It
non. of Rev Dr. l-lering. The por. mita of the Modera
tor, Rev. Or. Butkus. and other officers and delesetes,
are brought out in bold relief. 'I he p attire forme s
valuable and canons memento of one ot the most in
tereet,toi rally ons, polttlonl. and roots.' moLdente that
ever , 00lit place in Me city. complete list
. of the
members of the °enema Assemb,y nanoMbintell the
Picture. we will furmen the nreroonrtieni handsomely
colored, for 31 cents and send by mail free a i elit4rge.
idotal.4l • s PS sr BROTH t. R.
Jett St No. 7.8 CEt ItBTH VT street.
1 1 0 00r4TitlLtaUtta I , oit SUPYLIFJ3.—
We hereby sive notice to all those who may be
ootarsollns to furnish supplies to the Billie under tm
recent appropriation of three mahout', [het haylns re
°Stied the power under that sot of appointing inspec
tors of an suppliew, and other power stet I, reference
to the settlement ol chums. which Wee not delegated to
ender the previous act of April ld. we shad hold
avail contractor to the most mid accountability in the
eeMJeMent of his maims ; and the inspeotion of his sup.
phe• most be of that oharaoter which shall Prevent any
imposition upon the Busts, and protect the Volunteers
Tor until they have been Inspected by
responded to its salt; and no sup
ososarpthieje h viv a i v vii ii ro mo vii.b 7 dim
A.
duly &Promote for that
vi r tn : 0016fir4K Auditor Genera). Treasurer.isy.
SALES BY AUCTION.
BY SAMUEL HATCH,
BOSTON,
corrtct CORNER. CONCRESB, WATER, AND
BATA STREETS
PEREMPTORY BALIS OF
300,000 POUNDS
FLEECE W 001.,,
ON THURSDAY JUNE 13, 1861,
AT 12 O'CLOCK M..
MESSRS. TYLER & RYLEY
Will hell tit their Warehouhe,
Boa. 122 and Iv: corcußEsts STREET, BOSTON,
To the Highest Bidder,
PUREE HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS NEW
YORK, OHIO, AND MICHIGAN FLEECE WOOL, a
aorusiderabla portion of 'which is suitable for making
Army Cloths,
Catalogues on Monday. Mth lust.
Terms at sale.
jt6 6t SAMUEL HATCH, Auctioneer.
WANTS.
SURGIOAL INSTRUMENT MA
KFRR.—Wanted a. Grinder and Parker- Tonna
bff mduatriona man goad maims and stead+ , emoloY
milt will beg net. in' Mourn, WADS and fOttu, 66
ruLTOti Litreet, flew York. jell-as"
BA.NK INTEREST:—WANTED A
Party of some capital to take an interest in the
control of a Bank located in the country. The orrani-
Minn is nearly ready for businere, 6 tuated in h favo
rable lolality in the elate.. The party. if acceptable,
ono name an &fie, in said Rank. , Formformatton ad
dreise " Box N0..873," Philadelphia Post Office. jelo-60
WANTED—Men of intelligence- and
T. Y 'Maine addrege as Tratrathr Aroma. A chum
to make money, and no Mambo's. Address. With stamp,
or ma noon 8, 13, eIk:AKAN, 139 south EIGHTH
Street. jel Ist
WANTEDAGENTS to sell PAUIW ANTED—AGENTS
6EB of RTATIONERY and JEWELRY, et
prices one third lees than can be purchased elsewhere.
Call on or address (stamp enoloeed) J. L. BAILEY, No.
tS4 COURT Street, Boston. Mau. 1M76-ft
VSIPLOYERS WANTING YOUNG
.11-4 Men, tko., are invited to address the" Emloy
ment Committee . ," at the Rooms of the Yount Men's
Christian Amoolation, .1009 and 1011 CILEOTNUT
West dos.4ird
FOR. SALE AND TO LET.
FO7l S &LE.--Boot and Shoe Store For
RalerA very desirable iroation. doing a good bu
siness. Inquire of J . SWARTZ, 110 South SiiCOND
Street. bsll.3t*
di TO RENT.—A rare opportunity is
oflered to a competent manager of a Boarding
Entire by the undereitn•d who r Were to rent the pre
mises form riv known as the UNITED STATeS HO
TEL. eitua.ed on CH EeTN UT Street, above Sourtn,
opposite the Custom Blume 7he bottle mutate' forty
rooms all of whink are eerily furnished. The din'
ing-ball le ninety. five feet in length. besides kitchens,
Rintries, and every other oonvenience that can be de
aired. vie mamma have bean fitted up in a Com
plete manner, and are ready for immediate occueaney.
To a proper person, having experience, %profitable
Imeinese mut be done. To an acceptabie tenant the
Orme will be made reasonable. For partion.me apply
to JON& REA, on the nrrnueee, between the hours of
it and 3 o'clock. jell-tutnelet
FURNISHED COTTAGE ON LW
MN% DEN street; Germantown. to Rent for the Ram
mer. Also carriage hou.e and stable. App, soath
/muss from MAIN &Pen. )010-3t*
MFOR SALE-A SUPERI JR REM
DENCE, very pleasantly situated in North Cam
den. A Weis double hones. with every convenience.
Lot 60 feet front.lBB feet deep with Stable and Coach
nouns Apply to .1. D. 6.i4 IN HUTH,
ieB No. 436 WALNUT Street.
ga GREAT BARGAINS OFFERED.—
FOR. SALE, at prices to, suit the times, a Store
and Drfellins, No. 010 Routh Twelfth street also, two
adjoining Dwellinrs—all new built. with every conve
nience if applied for immediately will be sold at
satirifile. _,D REI ROTH,
RS St* Itto. 436 WALNUT Street.
MOUNT HOLLY OOTTAGE FOR
1k61.8 6.1.16.—A clamantly-situated Cottage, with abort
two aurae of around. in Mount Holly, a. J. Pries only
82 SOO, of 'onion 81,600 can remain permarently on
mortrage. J. D. RElNigrrn,
ieB-6t• No. 430 WALK UT Street.
FOR EXCLIANGE Good, improved
REAL ESTATE for vacant Ground, clear of in
cumbrance, or filerobattlise. Aot.l to
J. D. S.FINSOTH,
jeB-3t* No. 436 WAGNIJV Street.
FOR SALE —A GREAT BARGAIN—or
or exchange for property' in the city, 400 ISOrea Pery
superior land, and finely situated in blonroe township,
Wyoming county. Pa.. )5 miles fromesharre. 23f,
miles from Harvey Late, JO miles from TunkhantioOk,
the county town. Ain!! to
J. D. fiEl -NOTH.
JeB.3t* No. 436 Withttll'r Street.
in TO LET—In PRICE Street, GER-
M& MANTO a handsome COTTAGE, w,th beau-
Mai yard. well shaded. Apply at Weise' Coal Office,
MAIN Ftreet, near the Depot. je6-71."
TO LET—A DESIRABLE DWEL•
MIK LINO_,__NO 123 North THIRTEENTII Street
ApplyAPply to wETHERILL & BROTHER, 47 hod 49
to
Street. mhl4-tf
dik CHESTNUT-STREET HOUSE and
Mel ?STORE to rent,—The derivable Maine", location,
lan CRESTNUTStreet,with dwelling attached. Anawlt!
at 431 CEIESTIWT 3treet.
al GERMANTOWN PROPERTY TO
MIL RENT.—To Rent, the large and commodious
roadarn-bnilt Row. -ootries_ of- 4.& &T Moot and
WILLOW Avenue, with gas, bath, hot and cold water,
and all bite modern improvements. Apply to HENRY
S. TAU. 710 GREEN Street. Philadelphia, or
aoS- on the
tf
di FOR SALE—A FARM of 44 acres,
Mond one of to acres, )n MONTGOMERY COUNT V.
near Itsll,oad. Land, beat quatty with good build
ings, fruit. water, Ito. Apply to
Jed tbsin.st* WM. iitOseITER. Norristown.
d m FOR BALE—A ROUttE and LOT,
MIR deeirably located on MAIN Street. Burlington.
N. J. AO9l, to WM. M. COLLINS,
606 MINOR Street,Philndelphin.
Or to FRANKLIN WOOLMAN,
aul6-thittunit• MAIN Strert. Burlington.
TO RENT-TWO COUNTRY
HOUISEbhono mile from Tooony. Ino_uire No.
717 WALNUT Btreet. mrtBl-Bm*
110 RENT—A very desirable STOP,E,
on tbe Ninth-street front of " The Continental
Hotel." The 6tore et Ninth and eennom streets espe
cially adapted for a nADDLI and Hexane. Maker.
Apply to JOHN RICE.
fe6-tf Southwest NINTH and RANSOM etreets.
FOll, UtiirlCK TRACT
of good unimproved farm land is the Mate of New
Jersey, convenient to the oity, will be zehaagedfor
eir e greerl7. Apply at No. 1.16 FED 'Street.
itN.. til/lititlrl,/tIGALMTAT. IS BILL/KIM
• AND CONVE YANCER. NORRISTOWN, PA.
—Real Estate bought and sold on , re a son a ble terms.
Stores and dwellings for sale or rent in Plorristown and
country. Good mortgages negotiated. Colleotioni made.
"he hest refereems assn. 4314-em
BOARDING.
BOARDING.-BTRANGERB visiting the
oats. and others desiring superior aocomm Stations
in the mast beautiful part of the city, can be salted l!y
orMS r dination to Mrs J3KOOK E, E. comer BLX
kANTH and LOO Btreete, Private Parlors, with
ed Rooms adjoining, for aingle gentlemen or fam,heg.
Terme moderate. ied-at*
SODA WATER
CHARLES M. BREAIin'S
ICE-COLD SODA WATER,
WITH
FREER FRUIT SYRUPS,
AT NURTREADT . SoittiELt...p9.AD AND CAM!.
The smirk Water is drawn from porcelain-lined
Faantains, puro and spark lint. oharged with car
bonic+ sold gas. she syrups are prepared with the
highest regard to retaitinVhe NATURAL FLAVOR 07
TEM 1111:11T• No pains will spared to maintain the
high ohmmeter which this Fountain has already at
tained.
Bottled Sods Water at SN (lents Mr dozen.
Congress Water, fresh from the Blifilitg, constantly
on hand. myll-3m r
SAE ES.
poLILLIE'S SAFE DEPOT REMOVED
iln
tolnstitute No, 91 South SEVENTH Street. near the
=k .
The undersigned, thankful for past favors, end boles
determined to merit future patronage, has 'soured an
elegant and convelliept store. and has now on hand a
large assortment of Liltie's Celebrated Wrought see
Chilled Iron Fite and Burglar Froof Bares, (thepp.ly
stnetly fire and Drawler proof safes made.) Also, Lii
lle's lineman] kid Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Locks.
Lillie'a Bank Vault Doors and Looks will be furnished
to order on short notice. This is the strongest, belt
protested, and cheapest Door and Look yet offered.
Also, particular attention is called to Lillie's New
Cabinet Safe for Plate, Jewelry. &o. This Safe is con
ceded to tome= to style and elegance say Miner yet of
fered for this purpose, and is the only one that is 'trial
ly fire and burglar proof.
eI3CIAL DIOTICE.-1 have now on band say twenty of
Farrel,Maurine, & Co.'. Safes, most of them nearly
new, and some forty of other makers, opmpri nearly
emg a
()omelet' auortment es to Sines. and all lately en
°hanged for the now Celebrated Lillie Safe. They will
be sold at very low prices. Please call end examine.
WO-1W st. 0. R&M's:R. Arent.
ICE I ICE 11 ICE I I
BOSTON FRESH POND ICE EXCLUSIVELY..
Clitke. S. CARPENTER & CO.,
N. E. corner of FRANKLIN and WILLOW Streets.
Have oontraoted for a season's supply of the above
STRICTLY PRIME ARTICLE,
Which they are now Nerving to customer&
Families, Confectioners. &e.. supplied at moderate
rates.
Dealers and others furnished with low unsetit, from
the vessel, or at the
BRANCH. OFFICE AND DEPOT,
jB--4t• ,DELAWARE A,,enuo, above Green itreet.
R SHOEMAKER de CO,.
GLAISS, PAINTS,
WILE, AND VARBUDIBB,
Northoguit earner FOURTH and RAQE Stmts.
aos 46‘r.
PtiILADBLPILLik TL^Bk.A-0 0 T T*
andmWos O
arA ware acorns, 1010 CITESTPI VT Street.
Ornamental Chimney Tope.
Garden Vane and Statuary,
Enonuatio Flooring Tile.
Architectural Ornaments.
Ventilating and Smoke Fines.
Ridge Tile and Sanitary Wart.
searii-pKeliaed Drain P,pe.
Water Plea, warranted to Mane
presecreoheap and durable.
The Trade minified on liberal terms
Illnatrated Catalogues Irma by
Mail on application by letter.
n. A. INAJLIUM2 I / 4 .
VI, f ••:rvge fry
DR. J. WISE, No. 30 North
FIFTH Street, PIIILADELPHI A.—Troma
•
meoesafnil7 If allied torn time, all GlEllsl‘llell
r of Me L'U 138. 's ROST and to EAST. and
L.equenti aurae CUMUItIYTION ill Ita dant and We
"le. 0 also restore' slo a rable disemee of the BY E
an ES Ele besmear' em h;e entire attention for
111 .1.. "a t 10 Years. will emit patients. when desired. at
...lir. ~.,,a111.0.141. .....-I , m. If
ttndAT isarctmAlNS, VIM DAY,
in BONNI TB. CAPS. and HEAD-DRESSRS,st
thee New York Store, AT South TENTH Street, she
t inn er
Ilt
VIZIN Main: bita4I.IrAUTONA.--4. yy
BCOTToond C,IIIIIITNUT /Streel, a irr doors
below the' ntinent: o l.
hi rrA p ttentir of hologale
OVirinit 1 4171 t 4, 41141 i ) sE 1 41 1 4 " 4 "
m a sae to ants at matlet Mom writ
wmailliwinatirr THEATER.
• Role Ltseao---.—Kra. M. it.GARIMII,.
Mriam= Aunt— JOR. D.
EXTRAORDINARY - ATTRACTION 1
GRAND CoMBITI4TION
THIN (TURYBKVI RVRNING 1/41
EIGHTH NIGHT OP
HOC/LEY 4 . ,CAMPB ELL'S MINSTRELS,
From POW° nalooo. Broadway. new York.
The Programme wdt °eosin of 6 variety of Bongo,
Deno. e, am., in which the whole of this Stem Troupe
Will annent.
The whole tooollolllde with the Ethiopia' Faroe of
L PAIT.RBuN.
Doors oPen at 754 o'olook ; commence at S.
A CIAD.ERY OF MUSIO.—By special re.
q nen. the Voheart e.on&lidiat of the . FLOWER.
withQUEl, 7 4, or CORONATION Or' Trite RONE. together
Milical'aneous Plaine, given by the Pupils of OM
Hancock Girls' Grammar School, in aid of the Volun
teer. viqq_be repented on 1:111 811/AS 14VENING. June
11,1861. Doors open at 7 o'olonk, to commence at 8.
Conductor. Zrofeesor J ohn newer'. 'Dogma 20 Gents—
re. lime at Jim* Lewtnn's, corner Heventn and
Chestnut streets ; Lee & Walker's. No, 712 Chestsibt
street ; Gustavus A ndre Zr. Co., No , 1104 Cheeteut dt.;
John Maren , No. 1102 Chestnut street ; /Schmidt.
No. Dr& Chestnut etrei t; teptimus Winner, No. 714
Spann Garden erreet • at the Cahoot, Coates, shove
Twelfth otrock, and at Le dour on the 'verde of the
Consist t rag EL'
GY BITILDINI3B.
As SE MB
THIRD WEEK OF THE REBELLION.
THIRD WEEK OP Tab: ftiPla AN WAS.
Writ RD WEEK OF TRH OiMBINATION.
NEW WAR SO EN ES.
MONDAY BVbNINO. June 70th,
And Every I , 'genius during tine Week.
Admaarion TO cants; Ghildran 15 cents. matinees
We!lnesday and Saturday afternoons, at 3 o'clock.
P ENNA. AOADJOiIY OF THE FINN
A l- ARTS-1025 CHESTNUT STREET.
The Tiling-eighth ANN UAL EXHIBITION
PAINTItiG3 bud CLrTURE is now open...
*demoniac! es center; Betwou I`zokeka 14 bank"; ur_
dren half price : Catalogues 10 cents. Stoo kh 0 OM
will retaken their tichete et the Academy.
Open from 9 A.M. till 7 P. M., and from leige9- EC till
10P. M. 17
BIIMMER RESORTS.
CONGRESS BALL,
Gnps mAy.O AYE MAIM.
what we ll iinown nrst ekes Rotel will be opened for
the reception of gunnel:. 1 U (OD AV. Jun G.
WEST k THOMPRON.
rroprietors.
COrcrma• tA HOUSIK, page Island. N
• J.
This celebrated fictive will be opened for the re
ception of gvest.. on inns 2 Mi.
• he situation of this house is one of the most beauti
ful on the Island. commanding an unobstructed view of
the ocean.
A band of music, has been engaged exclusively for
thus house fortese ,son.
A large number of bilk hotillas eammeted with
the mt,std ehment. Good stabling for homes attached
to the prem , es.
pVioatlons for rooms ar other, particular', will meet
with prompt attention ty addrarecng the eubsoricer.
JAS. it. LAIR 4 Prop ,
Cape latand ht. J.
SII '4SIER BOARDING . AT RnXBO
ROM cf.—One family. or party. willing to pay for
real comfort. may obtain boarding for the en t mar In a
private family at the new cottage- ott DG 0 . Avenue.
above the sixth mile stone. Addreee " J." B x 1231
Poet Mae. Philadelphia. .lelo.mwl2,
TONTINE HOTEL, NEW HAVEN,
OONNECTICUT.--The Subsoriber refurnished
thin faehionable first-e ase Flotel entire twit Suring- re
modeled the old Dining Room, added a new. I edits'
h.di n ..o 7 . and put in complete order hie tin lard and
Bath Rooms. Femmes can have suites of Rooms at
either Hope', at low as at any first-oiass House in the
country. Boarders can KO to and from the TON I'I NE
to the HEAD, three times a day, by rail. and take their
meals at either House, without extra charge. Harm
purahasad and stocked a large Farm at MeoheM's Hrad
th spring. the two houses will be furnished wan Mews,
Milk. Butter. Vegetab es. and Fruit, emir.
from ,he Farm. o. Telegraph Line has been put usl at
Sachem's Head and at the Tontine. at tre Prometor's
own expense, which connects with all the tunes • 1 , 1 the
United Staten, H. LEE SCRANTON.
lei-lm
V, &MEWS Ht AD GOlLtruiLD,
lk-.7 CON N.—The proprietor of this well-known. first
&MP, ftellionable NO AIM e.R HO, fib word inform its
former patrons. and the punlio gene ally, that be built
on three huns red eet last wing, making Resent, tour
new bed MOMS. new din ng room font by one hun
dred. new puler. torte by se envy Every roost in the
house is newly furnished, with new carpets and new
cotge furniture. The Hotel is of modern nonetru 0-
non, built on an extert.ive scale . with SO ommooations
for Font' hundred attests; beautifully !mated on Long
Island Sound fourteen miles mist of New Haven. on
the hew London and ntonington Railroad; rew bil
liard-room, with three new Wyss ; two new ten-pin
alleys, at a convenient distance from the home, and
twelve new bathing houses. Fishing is not snr -sewed
on the Sound. A new.yanbt of forty-five-tone, d
several smell mil- beats, will be eminently on hand,
ready for parties.
Going font New York to Sachem's Head. take the
8 A. M. train and 3 P. ht. train ; cheek and Whet to
Sachem's fiend direct, changing oars at hew Hoven;
tune through 3% hours. From New Haven to the Head
at rAY A, NI., ll ^, M. and 6P, M —time 40 minutes. At
the eschein'n Head depot will be found one of Coates
best foar-horse Omnibuses, new and clean, to carry you
direct to the house.
A new Barn one hundred by fifty-two feet, was built
last spring, which will accommodate Mt. hove'. Fif
teen mires f lend have been enclosed. and fined with
ornamental and fruit trees. weike. &c.
'1 he honee will he cleaned for the [adoption of com
pany on the 25th dv of June next, under the immediate
suittertn• endence of the owner.
N. B.—Mosquitoes are never seen st the Weed.
jeB Im H. Lice; esCtt A C4TON.
CIABSSON SPRINGS, CAMBRIA 00.,
FA.—This delightful and popular pl•oe of rummer
resort. located directly on the line of the Yonne, mama
Railroad, on the sumMit of the llegheav mountains,
twenty-three hundri d feet above the level of the mean.
will be open for guests the 90th of JUN B. Moos let
mason the ground, have been greatly Improved and
beautified. rendering Cresson one of ins most romantio
:ma attractive tiMoos in the State. The furniture is
being thorougulY renovated. The seeker of pletumre,
andthe sufferer from heat or disease, will find ettrao-
Moss here, in a finit-alsge Livery Stable, Billiard .
Tab'es, Tenpin Alleys. Baths, A. 0.. together with the
purest air and water, end the most magnifioont moun
tain scenery to be found in the country.
Tickets gnol for the round trip from 1%111'41.114m5.
47.110 ; from Pitt, burg, R 306.
For further inforrommu, address
G. W. mum.m.
Cresson Springs. Cambria Co., Pa.
HOWLAND'S HOTEL.—
SEA BATHING. LONG BRANCH, N. I.
The eubeoriber will open his hotel for the
11. , ..CEPTLO i OF VLSI NORIS
on eaturdmy, June IS, 1881.
m731.2m• H. HOWL AND, Proprietor.
rj P EUZA T A MOUNTAIN . SPRINGB,
LANCASTER_ COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA.
We celebrated waterlog Place will open for visi
tors on the .Sd day of JUNE. with all the attraction of
former seanonic.
. .
tlitutted on a mountain MOO feet above tide-water,
overlookine the richest aetiologies! country M the
world. the air perfectly pure and dry at all ucues, ren
ders it proverbially healthy.
£here are ample acoommodationa for 400 visitors—
fine graded 'walks through the forest to the various
syringe and summer-houses on themountain and to
the observatory. from the top of within is presented to
the eye one of the finest and most extensive pano
ramic views to be seen. A good livery is kept on the
place, and beautiful drives &mood ; hot and cold baths;
a splenclid band a Music (from the egomania, of Phi
ladelphta ;) howling' alleys and billiard saloons, with
the latest opproyed tables. Large gardens attached to
the plaoe, from which all the regembles are t4ken
fresh for the table, whieti too. will be supplied from
the ?MI ,delphin and Baltimore markets. as well pi
from the rich agricultural country around. Carew.'
and attentive servants.
Raving oeen connected with the establishment for
some years with the .ate proprietor. the undersigned
assures the old patrons of the place and the pulite
generally that it will be oonduoted. in every depart
ment, in its former popular, way.
Visitors to the Rpm, gs take the oars to Lancas
ter. thence 13 mile/ stating over pleasant roads and
through a beautiful country. Through tickets issued
at the Penner tvanta Railroad odi3e, ELEVg..Pi NH and
slant{ ea Streets, Philadelphia.
For furthergiartlonlars or oironlars the proprietor
refers to JO4. IL MYER'S. corner and VIN
Streets, and to TAMER 11. BnYiStill. 80. 2 North
SIXTH Street. Ftwaglelpttla - or address 'C. iteMAKEN,
Ephrata P. 0.. mossier 0c...
mySi ha if
BEDFORD EPtsINOS.—A. ti. ALLisiki
respectfully informs the publto that this well esta
blished and popular watering ptsoe te now opeot the
resseAton and accommodation of visitors, andn t
will bs
kept open until the &ret of October.
onion. eriphleg Bedford ftwotrai Water. wiU be rap
phstfat the Springs at the Wowing prioes,vis :
For 1 bbl g „ N 0
Bottles, )i pint, pet.... —. 7...7..1 ao
Parties winnow rooms , or ae f it....o.. in reseed
to the place, will address the B , re Mineral Sprints
Company. Isedfced. Pennsytessie.
HERR'S HOTEL,
HARRISBURG, Pa.
The management of this well-known Hotel having
been leased by Mourn CO(.. t 1 k itEe R. therent
proprietors beg leave to inform the pnblio t at the
Rouse is now being thoronghil RENO VATe 1 115-
FITTY. 0. and IMP RO its % with a view to the owner
and comfortable accommodation of those who_ may
favor the establishment with their onstom . Onsets
will remit.° due attention and oourtsim, and DO ILI-
Pens• will he apared that may Oonduoe to maintain the
Betel in a first-olass style,
Families and others desiring to sojourn in Hardt
burg dunng the summer months will find pleseant
Boarding and large ar:d well , renutated Rooms at onr
establishment, upon moderate terms
3. Q
COTT C
R Y T H
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my 77 Im
1111SURABCIMI COMPAELNII.
ej Ali INBURABUIS uvairlai x,
No. 40a CHESTNUT Biros%
FIRE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
DERICTORs.
'hearse W. Bay.--of Day & Idotlook.
Saannel " Wright Bros & 064
B. }limey " Davis & !Kul
ant" Lewis, Jr— " Lewin Brom &
Riahardson,... " JIC. Howe &
BORISBI T. Bodine.. —Fres t Wyoming Ceinot Drissiy.
Ina. W. Evarrnon—of J. W. Evanston & Ca.
Rao. A. " West & Fobs'.
T. S. " Sovagaddortin, & Car
0. Wilson Davii...... Attorney-M-lov.
E. D. Woodratl--...01 isibley, Molten, & Wocelnett.
Jas. Kantor, Jr 1718 @teen areet.
PLEuRGE W. .pAY,Praxides,t.
FRANCIS N. B. Vita rratidszlt.
WELLIAMS 1. BLA NrifiA R n. mnfrrnoirw.
15AYTNO FUNDS.
Sevazu FUND - UNITED STATES
TAUNT COMPANY, Gomel. TRIED and CREaT
NIJT atm!".
INTEREBT FIVE PER CENT.
N. R. cRAWFORO, President.
JAMB! IC HUNTER, Neoratary and Treasurer.
°Mae hauls. from IC until I Wald*.
Moo Company to not looted an any application t ie r
Leiguilatare.
RIPER % R IR g a l
g E A g f L A .; T S /TA 1 16
RAIL hOA f/ 4•au trein leaves Vine-atroet ferry daily
(Sundaye excepted) at-. 7 &I A. M.
Returning. leaves Atlantic-- 5.20 1. M.
fare •
Round-trip ticket!. good for three data $2OO.
Mansion Rouge. Neptune, Bedloe'e, and tuner hotels,
&T 0 now open.
Jed tf JNO. G. BRYANT. Agent.
T W RA E NB T via O P E ENNqtY TR
LV
NIA Rol R leave depot, writer ELEVENTH
and MaRKET, at 8 a. 32., 12.30 P. 1011, and 4 .P.
On Sunday, leave Philadelphia at 720 A. M., and Wad
Cheater at 4 P. M. 104 tf
EvM Masai Mt -MN Ural_ •
AT 8 O'CLOCK F. M.
BAL.TIMO AND PH (LhOwo•Kat.e. eThe MOON"
COMPANY'.
(Ericsson Line,) . ~
Via Chesapeake and IletarrareCariel.
One el the new iron Steamboats of this ComptiMit
leave the tipper side of Clzestant street Wharf
AFTERNOON (Itundaye excepted ) at 3 o . olook, an
will arrive ill Baltimore early the next morning.
Freight ot all kinds taken at the lowest mow i aloe,
Cattle - gorses, Stook, Vehicles. Ao.
For Freight, sooty at the othee.,_____ e
ks
A. 0.1 (0 V Da* R: JA D
1111184112 if No. 34 SOUTH J Wmata L .
maigtrrok NIGYV YUBA.
NEW DAILY LINE, via Delaware ad
Raman rlannL
and new York Ewan Ilgamboat tom
Dana roOOLVO freight on and deliver DA s
lusgam, and leave daily at P. Nl.ing . their oar
con in Now York the following dale
i.elre , ht• faxen at reasonable Wes.
W5l. - Aden%
N., 14 BOUTII WltAit vErr. Patinae! his.
JAMIE MANI. Agent.
Piers 14 and 1i EAST RIVER. New York.
rarki-iftf
AdageFOß kihW h ORK. THI
Pto.:tedeinhis Stearn Propeller Coln aim
wttl ocnintetee their businen for the season on Swear
Mb nut.
Their Steamers are Row reoeiving froistit at Some
Pier above Walnut street.
Terms aisooramodating. airVi li mit& & &&..
eiss n.toooro A .•1111•14
lIIST BM:WV= per " Annie Kimball,"
LP from Liverpool. Mender. WuLTOT: & Missilisen
srmenratione:
II Um Rama 4LooniLl, itVILmL 1 'kJ:LTA, •
ifstraos
SO Ls gxtrant HT Delmoonnte, in / 1 Slam,
100 IN: JastTsot ITATAxasi. in 111. jug,
SO lbe Vin Rsipoloblei. in 1 it bottles,
100 my Calomel, 0). Buomni Rest., 1 bottle.;
000 my Calomel, in 11110 1301%164
tte PH Kieran. in 1 bul let.
__WETBERILJ, .14_1111g9IR4 si
and && Ilona llvoo