The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, June 26, 1861, Image 3

SOVTINAN PRAM Eft POET,
Arr ival of th
rewe Ptarriet Le with the Officers
d of the Priva an teer tiavannah.
flovr
ifte at the New York ErrardUS Poat4
,rb e 'Jolted States steamer Barnet Lane. twenty
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1 18 ry pl F
o 3 e b s e s
b M roug r h
s a x v n e v d a l a id t '
t f h r i o s mh r e
etp s mo nneaoga, t
the master, Byers, and three
:1 0 o f die prize brig Hattie Jackson, and the
- 65 r e d nine of the crew of the privateer
al an
r rolan
'Die following are the officers of the Hornet
captain, Jahn Fenno.; first lieutenant ll. ,
L:as:
o Constable ; lieutenants, D D Tompkins,
Porter, T ht. Dungan, J Thatcher. ta- J.
a ,„,„hcii: chief engineer, J. It Dryburgi, with a •
u ow , told. of ninety-fotir men. All welt.
OrTne Il4rriet Lane has been under steam Alia
. c . fve ly employed Billoo February. She has bad
: 1 1 0 , 1 e ngegament—the Big Point battery . affelr
.4 { , re port that this vessel had been seen with one
' f Der w heat/masts shot away groundless, and
:roe probably, from some ship meeting either
s ig r or the Mount Vernon., who% are email
tee
taited stetes propellers, and reporting the venial
fisrriet Lone. The eaptain reverts that
ee....eta are La Hampton Roads, be
own forrreal ?dooms and Newport Nowa Point:
yl v nrocota. Cumberland, Star, Mount Ver
n, D a ylrght, and dirtmeostiw Too Cumberland,
4 j oh l e die dig-ship (Commander Pendergrae:) of
t he West Inaba etiowiron, IA corning to this pert
to eoppered. She will be reptaced by the
goaaoks, which dropped down from the navy
i d asi aon° ed off ry this morning.
Reni n rt Lane I
mesCO to the BrOollyn Davy
repisee her present armament
with
more
'eff:crive °Mental. She is now armed with three
four 2i r, and one twelve-pound gun. A long
to°Taw gen, eight inch, amiable of throwing
ti,, e garad shell of one hundred and twenty
ro adp, and whose range is laid to be five Mira,
y ea bean prepared for the Ifsrrset [pant, and will
be pot on oa.rd_ The nis now at tiovernor's
o lut t,
With this gtm fo gu rward, and, as Captain
Ponce &erre% dour 1,11-al 21'n or Rile aft, the
Ihriel Lane will become one of toe most ger
noeseie vessels in our navy.
11121 oretozna AND CROW Or rag rarrAVOIX
laVatiFlatt
The news that the (farrier Lane had brought a
p e rson of the pirate crew of the Savannah at.
;o wed a considerable number of visitors to the
nett' yerd this morning The vessel, however, lay
in the stream near the buoy, and Ecoeas to the vee
rs!! wal somewhat difficult. By the courtesy of
c e ptain Faunae, one of our reporters went on
board and had an interview with the prieoners.
The deers wore on the dock aft, sitting inside
of s ismporary shelter tormed from a mannati,
and were having a goad time." They were un
confined Tee crew were on the starboard aide of
t he upper deck, silting on a long bench by the side
of ,be wheel house They ware all handeaffed,
but wore no other irons
THE Germane.
The captain of the privateer Stwaustah Oath
himself T Harrison Baker. Be gala that he Wen
bon in Philadelphia. and is now thirty-seven
era old. He is a tall, fall bearded, by no means
rermisive-looking men, and was neatly dressed in
160 of bine Usenet. Re lass lived in Charleston
for a long time, and has followed the sea" more
or less for the peat Sheen yearn. Ho is great on
Fret:adonis Everything that he has done hes
wen, to use his own phrase, ae privateers usually
do." GM:
He took eat his letter, and Intended to make a
Mort envies, say thirty days, after the mania ono.
t o m of privateers. The men were to ehare
cording to rank in the proceeds of prises captured,
at privateer., *e_,") and the prises taken were
to be sent into the nearest port and delivered to
the Confederate Prise Commiseioners," who
woad decide as to their disposal.
his crew were generally shipped by an agent
rod seat on hoard_ He knew s low of the men,
sod the bedsf them were sent in with the lest
and only p captured—the brig Joseph, from
Cardenas.
If we had had the right sort of a crew," said
its captain, " we should have got away [rum she
pevry ' Hie vessel was able to get away from any
ailing ship, and be meant to keep clear of the
summers, and indeed of United States vessels gene
telly.
The prisoner, George Kniekerboeker, brought by
tt ',Perry, olaims to he a New Yorker, and to have
been Impressed Baker says he shipped with him
(Jorge Livingston, and received $2O as an ad
tame et the time of btu I:Wpm:mot.
Jobe fieriest= is the first officer. He is a South
Cooling man, twenty-eight years old, and says he
is not a sailor; nor does he look like one, bat ap
van, as he Says, like a man brought up in bud
delioate-handed, rather gentlemenly•look
tnan.
Too sailiag master, Henry C. Howland, is a
North Careline man, twenty-eight years old, and
a Bailor.
The purser of the Bavannah, C. S Psissellaigue,
lea young South Carohlian, " only nineteen years
oil," a decidedly goon tookieg, well-behaved
young fellow who has bean a mailing sleek and
ateinant book-keeper in the Charleston Mercury
offibe This is his fret, and it is safe to say last,
frame es purser of a privateer
The general appearance of these four men was
Instable. Tatty had nothing of the desperate or
vein rowdy look that would naturally attach to
nee in their profession. The officers of the Lone
spoke of them as quiet and well behaved, and use
oisonera desired to Toluca their 2 ratefal thank!!
1,
the - kindness extended to them by the officers
both of the Perry and Harriet Lane.
THIS GRIM-
M& suers of the Savannah will eertaitly tom.
pre very favorably with the men, if all are like
she nine prisoners on board the Harrsse Lane
They were " a hard looking set"—:ha natural Sa
wfishes phrase applied to them by all on board
she Lane—lnd despicable rather than desperate
S3i MA their captain have a very exalted opinion
d their seamanship or enrage. We give almost
Terbstim Omitting his terse Saxon phrases) his
mann or their emitter, daring the brief but bril
liant engagement with the Perry.
CIPTAIN ovricur, EZPONT
was about 4 o'clock in the afternoon when
we sew tho Parry; she gave obese, and 8 P M
was within half a mite of us; she opened ire, and
when the shot began to fell pretty thick around us
my men stowed themselves away somewhere, God
only knows were, I don't. Only one man and my
ts7ers aired by me; the trio were dreadfully
scared. Ina half hour af,ter Moo Perry Ann fired
'surrendered ; and here I am."
The men looked as if they might be easily
'seared" with something less terrible then the
pen of the Perry. They arc veryordinary men,
:ew of them being sailors, and not One of them
Southerners Their names and nationalaties, as
pica by themeelves, are as follows
'Nativity Profession. Age.
AG. Ferris, Massachusetts, sailor, 50.
Pettish Daly, Trish, Laborer, 26.
John Murphy, Sailor, 23.
.Martin Gelvey, " Laborer, 30.
W. C. Clark. ifefillall, Sailor, 43.
Atm C Cold, Scoter', ", do.
kieherd Pa-mer, " " 37.
.1 Cm del Cane, Manilla, Steward, M.
Inteiemoi, China, Cook, 31.
/hem wbo claim to be " Bailors" look generally
as hide like Beeman as bod-oarryina landsmen pm
fitly i.e do Tee Chinaman and the familia man
sere the meet intelligent of the crowd. The
farmer spoke English very welt, and the latter
'mei& name tor our reporter very well, eon.
'Hering that be was embarrassed with hand
:Mrs.
Western Virginia Convention.
Wasstuto, June 25 —Tbe Western Virginia
Convention to-day finished its business for the pre
cut. Several ordicanees of only local importance
sore pissed—one rarognizing the duty of the State
government to call out the militia in answer to
My requisition of the Federal Government.
The President of the Convention, in reply to a
vote of thanks, made a neat speech, in which be
algal the members now to go home and put iota
operation the State Government they had inaugu
rated.
TM Convention then adjourned till the list
Tuesday in August.
The new Legislature will meet here nest'Non-
Sly.
Guerilla War in Virginia.
%triune, June 2,S —Parties who have come
la to night from interior counties represent tbtm
21 be in a state of guerilla war. Great anxiety le
lilt here that emoisnt means should be taken to
rid the State of the seoundrels who now disturb its
Puts, and drive them out.
Official Vole of Tennessee.
Nisavitt.s, Jane 2.s.—The Motel vote of Ten.
:wee gives a majority for separation of 61,175.
Ito vote was the lergeet ever polled.
Postal In suuctions.
LOIIIZVILLI, Jame 25 —Oar postmaster here Ins
hen directed to forward letters from the South to
107e1 States, after removing the postage etemps,
let to seed forage letters, en which preleyMent
Ic compulsory, to the Deed-Letter of
Correspondence between Gen- Buckner
and Guy. Magotfiu
GRAYSON, June 25 —The letter of Gen. Buckner
. .or.iovarnor Marlin, dated at Louisville June 10,
ha created melt surprise here It ie understood
hit the interview was purely panne!, and toll-
Eitad by Gen. Buckner, and that the letter pre-
Rote en entire misconception and erroneous view
a the sonversation that peened between them.
Arrival of the Anglo-Saxon.
Nara Pole?, June 25tb —The iteamdtip
tine() Saxon has parted here on her way to
with Liverpool dates to Friday the 74thmet.
get advisee have been antioipsted by the arrival
51 the mailer Europa at Raffia.
0'
. following weekly report of the Liverpool
. 4 " Market le not included in the despatahso by
the Europa :
l 3r
tkPoot., Jane l4,—The sales of Cotton for the
,
but.
ogee 67 660 bales. of which speoulvors took
, ard exporters 7.6,0 hales. he inatkat
I' ll 4 ilaiet. Interior gra es nod tleeinell 34r1 sod were
"Om , e , th au 11111t4ased demon The sales on Ft iclay
, 1 6 10 Ol 0 Mi s. ley niefladiet T. OO O bales lio 1/16"1"1"
-4.xsonet
FPO. Middling.
/1 r Orlen 87i 7 4* 16
7
41144-- ah( 7 SL"
r hos
"rt is 1,23;600 bales , of wbieh t.72,f 06
inenesit.
htron
inn e ase l
bullion in the Blink /Sank s inareased Ell 1:00; ino bullion in the of
}ilia:a in nearly M e t 4.9 pyM franca.
Arrest of a Rebel Spy.
2 4 °Kola' despatch to the Peurecyluanta Tele
-2P4. dated ilt
'‘. sgerstown. Maryland. Jane 22,
,
," fi man was observed fording the river
• —II, LtY, dressed In • peculiar style. and noon
selling the ideryl-md side one of Capt. MoMul
v° I :tilers arrested him. ems searched et
7 11 . *hen it was dmeovered that he had very
lettere for a lawyer of this place,
IT*7 The prisoner was q 9119 4.9 99n
-71 hi, t° pm oats kceng and divood
" t hing lu Oaf
e l of Copt pi Moldnitin'sc men
,I •Ptd hireself i n the same, and repre
'4,l bnceel/ as the genuine bearer of decoelo'l
-417e7, who fell into the trap and di
fr14,864,, tin POrteun untrue to his supposed Virgluis
t Atter everything bad bum remedy an
:9 plished, Mr. Alvey was arrested and subs.-
Zrly sent to Weshintor. oily. Hie arrest ore
gulls a Sensatio n in this town, as be was
l e joinsted of treason, and stood high ht the
t h y ` - ‘'` i°ll9 f We daunt h ers. A traitor ' s deem
ktni.
Affairs in Missouri.
wavtasorreztras counairrampetred 'ATOM flir WIG
REIM, CAMP AT BOONAVILLIII—THSABON OP GOV.
SAGENDS AND GSM PRIGS
The Mr. Lows Dem7orat of Saturday publisbee
a large number of lettere and telegraphic de ,
spatohee,. which were captured from the Secession
camp at Booneville, after the b Borne of these
letters implioate prominent citizens of tit. Louie.
The following letter le from Robert A. Barnes, a
banker :
(ocorrinsarrax. )
dr Loots, May 9, 1861.
Eis Excellency C. F. Jackson, Governor of State
of ftassote4
Dealt CUR Your oonstant 000upation may have
prevented your reading the frequent articles in the
Democrat against the banks, and pertionlarly
against the State Bank, for loaning or proposing to
loan the State money for war mimosas! These ar
Soles have within the past two weeks, beoome me
molars toward the State Bank Again, an old
friend of mine, and a very estimable man. aside
from his Black Republican proclivities, toll me
on Monday lest, in a very serious manner, to
taICO ware hew L loaned the Governor money t..
take the State out of the Union Now; while I
wish to furnish you with the money, I with so
to do it as to be able to show that we nave
merely complied with the law, in ease we should
dud it neamentry to our aefoq to do so, and I
therefore think you had better order us at
onoo to deposit to tbo credit of the Fund Commis
sioners our proportion of the half million, and get
their (necks on us, or what is still better, send
them down to get the money, and -take it to Jef
ferson, for Blair has not only got• the arsenal, bat
while I wan et Jefferson, put a garrison in Utorig's
Beer Garden, a large enclosure on about Twenty.
aeoond elves+, and between Learld litrest and
Washington avenue, and withal a very high piece
of ground ; but last night at least a thousand men
passed my house going op Fifth street to Becht
ner's Varieties, (the omen where old Mathew Kerr
r4sidea in old ) and there they remained,
and I presume in a day or two he will post men in
some commanding point in the northern part of
the oity, when, having military possession if the
place, he will probably declare martial law, or, At
least, order the banks not to furnieh any
money to the State, under pain of being taken
possession of.
I have disobliged the United States Government,
by esfltaing to give them flernporarily) tonne of our
gold for silver, and I don't want to give them an
excuse for punishing me for it. Get the bond
ready as soon as you can.
liespeolinlly, Bonen? A. Maness.
A letter from W. H. Kidd Imams Governor
Jackson the service of a company. Mr. Eidd
saes:
Myself and company are willing to enter into
saliva setviee under the military bill recently
enacted by the State Legislature. My men are
without guns and uniform. • military dictator in
this city refuses our company either the use of arms
or the privi'ege of drilling my men.
LITTER FROM GOY. JACK-NON.
JAPPIIIISON CITY, May 9,1861
BON STERLING Pima—Dear Sir : Yours of
the Tth impact, is received. Under the existing
state of things it occurs to me, tans the *5OO 004
which the banks have agreed to advance to the
State, shonid be sent at once by them to this plane
and put in the treasury, or if they would prefer it,
they iutsht put it in the branch baakt at StOtlit
wick, Glasgow, Fayette, Arrow Rook, and Boone
ville.
There is no telling how soon martial law map
be pr.elelmed in St Louis and in such an event
our money would be nut off from US at once. I
have written to Barnes on the subj,et, but hare
not the time to write to the other presidents. I
beg you. my dear sir, to see them ail at ono* and
IMP tbrio to sot Iveteuter • Let no ono know any
thang about it WI it is (paint.
Truly yours, 0. F. JACKSON.
The Franking Privilege.
The Postmaster General having received many
letters of inquiry SP to •the extent of the franking
privilege, has prepared the following letter as a
general answer
POST OFFION DEPOIETNS2I2I
A PPOISTMUNT Omen. June 21, 1861
Sla: Your letter" of the 18th inst. is received.
The franking privilege, conferred upon members
of Congress, was intended to sover their own 002..
reerendenoe, public or private, and such public
documents as may be sant free of postage under
the several laws of Congress It is a personal
privilege; travels with the party enjoying it; can
be ei , rtfised in one ptaoe only at the DARIO *10141.,
and cannot be delegated to another. It therefore
follows that the franking of letters wriden by
others, and in which the member has no interest,
is not within the Spirit or the moaning Of the lair.
Any construOlion of it conflicting with this view,
has not received, and cannot receive, the sanction
of the D.partment.
The genuine frank endorsed on a letter by the
member himself is, prznms frac, correct and legal.
If, however, it appears clearly that the member is
not at the time, nor has :eoently been, in the vici
nity of the office of mailing, or that the use of the
frank appears to be utterly apart from and clover-
tag matter not known to the member, you will m-
Elllll6 the use of the frank to be unauthorized' by
him. as you cannot presume that one of the maker:
of the laws will consent to their violation. All
such matters must be held for postage ; and if the
writots, after general notice, do not come forward
and nay the postage, they must be sent to the Dead
Letter Offise. It will be proper for ru to give
=race of rmr determination to enforee the ragula.
tion before returning them.
I am, respectfully, 16c , JOHN A. KASSON
First Met P. M. General.
For
From Dew Mexico
(Correspondence Missouri Republican.]
SANTA PS June A —Late reports from the Rio
Sm Juan mining dittriet have again given Oenfi
deuce in the rionness of that auriferous region. It
is confidently asserted by creditable persons just
from there and who intend returning immediately,
that diggings have recently been discovered that
will abundantly pay. .t give this for what it is
worth, trusting to time fora confirmation.
I hope I will be pardoned for again alluding to
the loyalty of the Masons of Now Mrsleo, who,
upart no orameion, have evinced a deposition to
change their politieal relations My reason for al
lading to this subject a second time is the wilful
perste:once by some papers in the States to eh si
us as wanting in fidelity to the Union.
During the past week there have been refreshhus
Asmara in the neighboring emetics of Taos and
San Miguel, which wi-I prove of incalculable bene
fit to the growing crops. The hiavajoes, on the
18th ult., killed the keeper of the toll gate an the
.4digniu and Psjeso road. On the same day the
same party attacked some Mexican oitirms, killing
one and wounding another. Thews outrages were
committed on Tuesday, and on the subsequent
Saturday two Americans were murdered in the
same vicinity. They were suopos4d to be on their
way from the San Joan. Within the past two
weeks Ave Americans and three Mexicans have
been killed and scalped on the Animas road by
those devils incarnate.
Major Side/ and Lieutenant Baker go South by
to morrow's stag* . It is believed that they pro
poi° j ening the Southern army. The Messina
Tiews of the 25th nit_ income us of the resigna
tion of Captain Thomas Olairborne and Lam
tenants William $ Jackson and U C. McNeil, re
cently stationed at ?ort Staunton Lieutenant
bletieil some time since received a commission in
the Southern army. Other resignations will soon
take place
Puna, nallaallVAD POTATOSB, warranted to
keep for a long time in all climates, approved by
Captain McClintock, of the Motto yacht Fox,
used in all the British armies abroad and certified
in by DP UPC are NOV prepared by King It lion,
No. 1 Bishopgate street, London. Toe article is
cooked in ten minutes, and produces a splendid
dish of mashed potatoes at the oost of one cent per
k e lf peut 3 . The opium oocepied in packing ie
only one-sixth of the unprepared , article Here Is
charm for our oommissartats.
A rArimy may live on $lOO a year in some pari
of Lonaon, paying a tent, and having &garden.
But they cannot eat meat or drink beer.
New York Stock E
rIRpT
70 - 0 U 8 65, '68 00ny- . 88
24.40 coop- 3334.
6000 IT 8604
1614} 16%
12000 U 8 W. 'Bl Tax—. 84%
60cOU fl 64, '7l. coup.- n
*SO U o Pe. '74 7494
MVO
Pre,* do ". 1 -1.3 o - ,-.. 76%
1000
2000 Treat'y 3d y
3000 111 Coupon ocia 'i9 7834
600 do -- . 7d
31990 Tutu Os, '9O.- 8-33
2 0 0 89
&me do-- --. al. 38%
21100 33%
Iva N Carolina as-..... 49
3060 do— ........ bu
31 1 0
2000 00.. 150„V
MX)Watn Ln 99
ate Virginia mate Si 41
3800 u do--_._.....4134
MVO Missouri Os ...... 3933
Sal o
134 0 do- 3934
0000 clo- 5934
WO) r9x,
10900_ do.-
.
- 39
woe Mioh 089 nds Old. 88
1300'13ioh88FOda- 72
SOO In Cootr..l Ma_ 8.9% 1
11900 C B 3c Q.R 93
The following is the amount of coal transported
on the Shamokin Valley and Pottrville Railroad
for the week ending June 21. 1881
Week. Year.
For the week ending June 21. 1861— 6 281 00 66 644 01
Same time lut 1eer.....: ..„ 4 661 OS 25 015 e 3
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
VP TO 12 0'433.001E. LAST NIGHT.
CONTINENTAL ROTEL—Ninth and Chant:tit.
F Conway, Kansaa G smith. W Itismsport
Ehos Bator, Peens li W Bidvie 1 & Is Potebe
w C , ‘'reemler, Penns Jai Mee.oNeleit, Jr. Pa
J C Hanle .. HArrisbure W R Mr Zee, I evistown
W P Bump. El A Bridges, illebtows
M wee ok.LIAA 0 R Breath. Medina
Ben Garman . J 4 1a k, Peen&
C roost. Vermont Robt 8 tam in & IaIIBA
F Brasheal, t;iros neati n P Stanton. hew-Jerre ,
woe A 1) GAVII3. Wash Dor,,y„ Jr flerson co. NY
J W Pnllet, antsansna E A DoltiNew York
tt L Poirser. Wean nston M A Cunning, MB NY
ldim Arms, New York it A Mga.ra.n. stormier
J 1) Cameron. Harris ore J W Dtves. , lrodiaint
13 A Weiler Is. Erie, Pa W c o ve r t ' , Jr . & w r . Foil
Mrs kdw Covert/ BostonlBms h lien COVerly_RilltOn
W Covert' & w Harriet% Kiss Cover 7, Ya
miss Otte Cove , tr. J rwad - er, Didiens
8 nheliabarger. Ohio C A W bite. Ohio
Haer.e , :e Ohio lass Vezin. Philadelphia,
lr Wainwright F Lee. Salem Mass
6 R Curwon. dalem,Masa lilt Hates. *slam Mega
0 B Phippen..alem,Maes J 3 Bowen. Jr, meatne 6 .l4 y
Tower,E is Boston e 71:larding & sr Loom
Jan t es. , stl,oum - T W Barnes rt Rethrod.Vs
gee D Z 801130111,Miine. D Luther, Reading
Davies, Now ark Ira Van field. 0 await
R K Fhomag, Brooklynw tatuon. nebrod
A ourcese,Conn J riterAng.
P Lawrence & bi,,N York Geo T Madman. incinnati
Fta Bond New York 14 Baldwin, hew Vora
Is W lime on. su
lielaWATO 00 ha al #- al l'attiatorro
W 010101, fierTrisris hon It VloCharp. Penn&
. 11 F Mel ey Middletown W lraire. New Vora
C Nall 'maven. ti} J I' Roman, Maryland
JeaC Mars stli r e Mrs o admit. Mid. letOWn
6 arr•tt J Blauvelt & IS, Li Ma) ew, non .Uhl o
Lt It F irt-wouton. IT a A II 1
Bitc.riger & . wash
• r n Ironton 01, dpraeue, Bon
John Bill 13.iston Chtlen -engrave. Pros. I
JO Uwe. hew Yo.k R W Muter. Ohio
)I ' ll .l ”Astlln R.stiess. Boston
WU , ADI , A &It. Cm. 0 J P Thomas, Otlatk
rpm, rerw Sr Be fort , 11-,Jt•mor •
1 jouritee.. ineinuiti, 0 W Pot-er & la, B.ston
A 0 Week*, Uestoe L Wimen U 8 A
• w.lah, Newburg , . N Y 8 liciegett, Ohio
JFr - A 0 W Blow. New York '
Ji Ring. astioneton. D C Uapt, Macomb W ash,. D
W J Newman. Wash, 0 0 i A- Norton. Boston
B V Popery. 80 , ton cant W R trathewaradana
81t rimming Portland B A ' , lobbing. bartford
g Pod.. 0. UA A P__enryi J lotimson, Y
Jr la Ironton. C•evelaisin mai &laokait. U 8 A
C It *tura e.Maraville Cpl.& Onpeo,i3o,ton
IN al Wits, LmailitO Flstler. Boston
H Fiskerell3ostasi Chan ftordst
Cola Nan' & 16.15 y st law
.111011J1r—Fourtk grreet. below *rah
3 4 Wont, New Nork Wm Bruce. Baltimore
F pidme•ey. F pwigiogrig JA* W 14,13r.ter. Vattaburg
I It G.ltu. U Ir ri G J Noe. Ohio
H A Leaman. Philadelphia F Illinois
B HAliw rottey l a 11 W louthmeJJd. NW&
r.P. Jacob Fy. Month oo Id C. dy /:4n. Louisville
D W Chidestar. Chester A B Olvde.ier. Gassier
John ee.lly. Loo-oeber .1 H Moorp.morr, Yana
J Piartesoo. Now York It RoofleT IJolooYin°
J Gloat, glionrown J N conreocioot
er
P 1 Th.mpeon. Mace . IC • puody & -
Miss J -ne n. Peons II it Butz, Chootbarabort
Theo Isham, Now York
AMHIMAN HOTEL—Chantal menu shove frton
P H Went. Boston J D Bedwin. oilloth'y oity
W C Bachman. t Jacob W.re Hanover. Pa.
A Johnson, velAware W 47eaton w.f. Hamburg
J W nanny, Mary.and 3 M Th ra, reArriand
e4oro I 1.1%. ea. Pa II Main, t;olomtmen 0
Jai Barhatt. Maryland Jae t; WI hem , -e - ar Yorlt
It P fintt , n, Delaware I. row:, Ft•rotaylvante.
J tir Allan. tomer shore 'w 013.rk. Pennsylvania
R. W la 1 er. Ohto J wtothere UlllO
it It nieht. thlti more Alex VV. iss. has on
W C Kearns, Boston 3 M 11,m, flow York
INT. LOUIS ROTlitr-Useienns Inseam amyl, Taira.
Jos S Campbell, Phan, Chas o'bettrr CIT Of!Mali
Henry
Moetier, 'err York John Z nt.nr.rman. Cm, 0
Henry K bier, NI arl mrd Hen y bnaland, N Y
Chas Hama, New York A Johnson, Boston
Jas Morgan, Lancaster co
TilB i0N....111 , 011 oliroca. annvo TWA ,
8W Witham.. Phila W R r ookwood, Jr. NIA
Oro, h ,Cdr. Louisville W C Wt , sk..r, J
lindsesi Fenno 3 P-okhurst * Cin 0
A Ca yin. .o•ed , ). 0 3 Brown h. w. Ba end
C Burst. elintoofn
a, Pea 31 Borst. Clinton on
Aho C War. N J Lantz. L noustor
j comm. Wiikeabarre Mrs C 4 Cook. Nir , it'it. M J
A P Hunt. N.l A It English: Pittsburg -
Joh./ Young. Pittsburg It It &mason. 'rat
o ,, usti. Cat W Coburn, Cal
B •rrl, Cal B 'tattier, Cal
fs at War, EC EU s
s ne eph Bitya. PhiNdelphia Asiton, Clinton oo
Air Newman k lady
STATES UNlON—Market street, above Sixth.
tient T V Matter,. Media DJ ;Coons. Monte! ea
G Hermit & wile. Perry en MIN B enjore, Ad en
T H Bench. Perry oo Rev J Hassler, in rirtinseg
11 Fel a. Harrisburg S Redeenker, mina 00
W Buchanan Lana oo Miss 0 Townsend, Lana co
Miss o Towrsend, Lane co P Brown, Delaware
J 4 &Plant. Berke on Jove* r lonok. York on
W O Banks Gunincrlend co J tvgain,...Twabv-1%.4 co
A R Martin. Juniata co .4 H v att, eittsburs
I' 1 ,vorirroY, Potter lin .1 Derkstresier, P naa
.1 H Pears& Lancaster D G 4w tr.z. Lancaster
/ 4 nr, der, Geo: geciwn„ Pa h Kauffait. Wrightsville
J P Zell. Chanter on Copt iloCauley. rum&
eerily & lady, Kehler 00 J tlarry. Bet ore, 010
Miss h V Jones. Penns, D etio.ler & wile. York
.10 Walker. Loon no R M eiho,weli..tt Y
NATIONAL HOTEL—ltoott streAU above Third.
Liout J r Ely. Virginia E r Moore, Pbo.
lhos HUI, Rending Bush Mtiadona d. Newark
Dr klimv.on, Palma Geo P W &mutton
Jacob Umholts., Marmara B Long> Lanosecer
11.11VARE asset. above BAWL
L Menet. Maryland Chas Osallor. Chamberahg
C Henry & ann. Lebanon Mom S Weidman, Lebanon
8 S Answalt. ,llordown Joanne. tio.nar, r3at tinier°
A J Crawford, White Hall
BALD EAGLE HOTEL,-Third et., above Gealonrhtll.
John Herring, Bucks on A G Bewley. Bethlehem
J•+e Baler. Bethlehem X Young. Kleekneraville
Geo W 9orns. .4snria Mm Hems. Penns
ROOkester,
COMMERCIAL lIOTEL--Sixtb rt.. above Chestnut.
A l.yon, Maryland A. Johnson, Kew Jersey
F J moron &.• la. Michigan KJ Buckley, Maryl , rat
uhas A damns, Mar. lynd J J Monsicha-, Chester co
ORAL* 1 , 6 , 1164, Nair loser Jf J_l3 Noun, La tnnon
A U Prevost, Trenton Jos mars, Jr, Ohio
SLACK SHAH—Third errant, snore Callowkill.
W Hamer, Pennehunt A Bookman, Penns
Mtn* HAIDAP. Ja.,khhown Chas Mnrronnt t'esatry
H H Borer. gneY ?' lit -,, tlleltiad, remetervre
H Sigmond. Penns Jacob Ba h. enninervown
Wellington Kline, Penne Wm Kook. Hewtoan
BAXLEY BIT EAF k.a.,--iseeonG at., bel. Ville.
Col Johnson. New Jemmy M Snedeeer. New JABOT
A B Large. Mariana A Daaahuwer, Backs CO
T H Linton. Newtown W A Vom.y. Weldon
H W:llocirgrove Hilbert , kneon_leenna.
B Bough. Frenobtown David Jarrett. Forma
M e' Jarrett Penns T Passel, Look Haven
John Idoltschitn, Lonk Raven
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL,--44eoond et., above' Aroh.
Townss^d, Fenno B Wswon. Madison. Me
ro, s Lowber. Bitomore wit Chnsimsn. Norristown
John rune, Maryhwd = David Harkins &la N
Tome G vesnallt Vortastown John asp tor 4 w Jersor
Mn, nn's' CLOTHING —The , cheapest and bee
mi itsry clothing clan be procured at the one price giO
neworiunt o. Granville Kokes, 09 Chestnut street. Ibis
feet veil be oneerfutly testified to by the many cuadreda
of eurvolun , eers vvhe hsve purchased their euu.smente
at this establishment A splendid comment of clothing,
suitable - for etther military or civilians. kept constantly
on hand. or made to order at the shortest notice To
every turohaser ha presented a useful and valuable
gift.
TOR MILITARY CLOTIIIIRI DRPOT.—Rockhill
Wilson's Drown atom Clothing flail appeare to be the
'siding house for the manufacturing of military °loth
ing. In the upper stories they have Home twenty cutters
employed, and about seven hundred hands are constant
ly engaged in making up the work. Over three thousand
Peale were made up by this Ann in ten date, for the
State, briefly!' full snits lor se7sral companies of Home
Guards, and for °Moors of the army and navy. The
location of this well known establishment is Far. 60$
and Atib ',now nut arryst‘itheve coral
PHILADELPHIA .00A1D OF 1.2.A.H.E.
OEO. N. TATHAM..
THE FItoPHINOHAM. 003111CITIN oir ?AA Morriws
'W M. L. RERIII.
LETTER BASS
At the Merchants' Exchange, Philads
Ph* Beranek, Row lead —.Liverpool, July 6
amp Unarms, Biumiory
Ship Fmily . Anaheim. Striokland--.Liverpool,donn
Ship Uf old Pinkhaah. loon
RBA ,faninel Tart-oz, Tarbox—..Boenna hy rem. loon
Bask cordeha. . Bitrbadres. Jane 28
Bate Bea mile. Port Spar Trio, anon
Sark kit hilthril. 61eason— . Havana, amp,
B%Tk Ann Plizatonn, Norgeave.., . Aar ia Ont. soon
Ova' Loango, Er.!nn-....-BtJagu de. Cubs. good
Bebr PhnuiP - Shivishh. 1000
xchange—June 25.
BOAED.
4000 Chi 8e N W let-- NM
WO do- . IS
29 CoutTne7itVifini. 64
6 rue fin Matt 8 ti-. 66
110 d. 1...... ....-.... 003 i
00 do —..----... 0334
Ts do. ... . NI
650 N I' Central IL.. 7374
12 do. _ ___ - 7W,
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260 liaslent 11.......... - • 83 , 4
160 do -.......-- 83i
444 do.
to
a.O Reading R... 33.44
360 do. ...• 30 as
180 dltohigna Central. 424
60 What' b ic Pi / 8..... 12
340 d 0.. ..
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40 Mich uuttar Lk. .. 2 •
.04.0 40 Oen it ti0p..t01.6 6.63£
60 d0............._...4 a%
VIM d0..............E3 . da
2150 di .0 66
6 ( no. C7 - & - Ffa . l4. 97
au Gal & Ch cR.--916 6934
88 d 0.... 62*
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so do— ..—. e 5934
40 do— at; /kV.
260 Chios so do t. I SS
.t.O do.- 41015
40 Now R. 11$
750 15 10 529 01
CITY ITEMS.
MARINE INTELLIGEMIE
FORT OF PitiIIJLeDELPHIA. June 26. 1661.
RUN RISES 53-111 M 34
HIGH .45 .Ik3
Brig Andrew Peters. ! Cram, S days from New York,
in ballast to Workman & Co.
Bohr J w bf otleted McDonald t 3 arm from N York,
ok m • as to Dsoid tiooper. Passed in the bar bark
Kato Lincoln Bodice. from New York bound up.
roar An Turner. owes, e days from Lynn, in bal
last to N orturtsvact & Go
Behr Mary. Headrioksun, 1 day from Odessa, Del,
r-in to Christian & Curran
, hr John Wh. ender, Cu rr anal' from WHIM
Del. with grain to Cu r iaion &
riche SL Crocker. ki °abler, 3 days front Taunton.
with mdre to Twang &
Bahr Time Borden. Wrightington. 3 days from Fall
Diver, in wan to Cabeen & Co. •
Bohr Northern Unlit. Lake, from Boston, in billast to
Reveller* Bro.
rohr. Mary Ellen. Cane, front Providence, in ballet
to L Audenrint & Co
Bohr L W Mutton, Soper, from Providence, in bal
last to j R White.
Bohr C.rp.r Heft. Fhoo, from Port Port Monroe, in
ball. at to B Milne! & Co.
Rehr Hershall. "initial, from Fort Monroe, in ballad
to sa i.tu-tevant & Co. -
So' r derator Letts. from Newport, in ballast to
Costner, etiotney & Well Ileum.
eItEe.K2 4 D.
Steamship Delaware. Johnson, New York, Jae AB
deroice
Rng. Breeze Outerbridge. Pernambuco and a market.
Lewis & Damon.
Frig Chinos°. slash- Portland. B A !louder & Co.
Behr Gazelle. Rwain„ %lifer,
Roar tol ownsend, Dimon. Beat C ambridge, Da
vis Pearson & Co: - - -
tiohr Northern bight, LOCI. Boston. Renidivr ft Br%
Soar Be shall, bintsall B mom N siurtevant a- Co.
ohr Moderator. Latta, Newport. Costner, Etiekney &
Wet laetrile.
Oohr Mary Ellen, Corson, New Bedford, L Audenried
& Co.
!Behr L W Birdsall, Soper, Providence. J R white.
Bohr. Casper Heft. Rona, N o rwich B Mines & Co,
Rehr A G Bloyd. Baobab vas Harbor, do
Bahr D Morns, Hoover. Norwich, do
Bohr Star, Crowell, Boston, Pottle, Hammett & Cald
well,
Roby 103 Pickax, Pickup. Pawtucket. 3 str.et 1. Co.
Bohr 3 N Baker, Hand. Key West, Tyler_ Stone & co,
Bohr L Clark Steelman, Lynn, Itaum Ogle & Co.
Fehr Emma Vim, ia. Conway. Washington. do
Iftshr Sarah don ROO, Rade% Portlaud, Van Horn,
Woodworth & Co.
Bohr A Turner, Ayres, Lynn. Csatrier, Illttekney &
Wellington.
Rohr ,t P Cooper. Taylor, Fall River. do
Str R Willing, Claveole, Baltimore. A Groves. Jr.
New York, Hunter, New York, W r Clyde,
(Correspeneenoe of the PhiladelpluaExotionee.)
CAPE IBLAND,N. J.. Jima 24.
The barks Chanticleer. for bin do Janeiro. Winona.
for Novena Emily C •tarr. tor London. brigs A (*Cat
tail. for Cork. and Lamarck* for do, went to sea yea
te day. Two berm brigs and ettht or ton schooners all
in ha. lent trim. proceeded up this morning. Wind W
NW—weather fine.
Yours. &a TROB. B. HUGRRS.
(Correapondence of The Press AC .l
flAvßv DG GBC:. June 24.
Fourteen boats left here this morning, laden and con
',taped se fol.nws:
Henry S Duvall. lumber to Wm MeyTer; Riad Peale,
thing at to ft Grattan *rid octal to order; J CCrawford .
I miter to ow Brueewiott Otzinachsow, boat timb--,
to Chasten Elizabeth. Numinous noal to Chesapeake
United states B & W Gramm, Friendithiv. Or 1,
S bert„ Jades Begins. Frontier R Henry, Emma
kHilton 'and Moray Bowman, anthracite coal to Dela
ware City.
(COrreatiOndenee of the Pr awn )
0 , ;.A D MG. June 24,
The following boats from the Union Canal passed into
Sy. Schuylkill Mufti to do, bound to Phtiodelpina_ la
den and consigned n follows:
Elenora bituminous coal to H A & 8 warred; Monnt
Ararat and Diener Ann. p g iron torb , . b en & no; Union.
ettPit to Humphreys. itotfman & Wrisb R R Bridgere
;ember to Saud Bolton & Co; two rata timber to Pohl
av Co.
LAttZ6CII7D—A handenmety-modened hark of 45$ tone
reeimer built of Delaware wr ire oak and copper fa . t
end- was launched yeat.rdey at 4 P itt from Meters
;•tmpeon & fteaPe wharfon .he moat beautiful aryle,
amid the plaudits of a east °oneness. of neetatorp,
The following are her dimenwons: 112 feet long, 283 ft
feet beam, and 12 feet depth of hold.
MBWORA N WA
-Bleamsbig Adriatic, Walker, for Galway, sailed from
New York yesterday
&hie Paragon. Bowes. hence 16th nit, arrived at Li
verpool llth inst.
ship Rising Ban. Skolgold. which .ailed from Callao
kith Apni for Cork. rat bank on the 19th May leaking
badly having experience , : heavy weather when ab at
twelve days out. The leek. appMently. wan above the
0 "OP" 7 and 'VIM' sad that or liithreaing end then
osnarine her slider„she would beatda to proceed It was
being done May 29.
Phil) Mari' n Gloss arrived at Callao 24th nit. from
cnins.witn 3m roan CB rn bourn. obis e.oaped from The
Enrliiih raindron in the (Ain& teas, which had orders
to seize bar.
R• rk I- a melon Jarman, for Philadelphia, cleared at
New York yesterday.
Park film Holmes, for Philadelphia, cleared at riew
Yamsyesterday
Bark Msry Elizabeth, Dunbar, was die/Marring at
1 4 /1 ttevidao April SO
Bark Talavera Merrithew. for West Indies. was at
NI ()Movie eo A prtl 30, WA= melee.
Ail k flak. Ryder. be se. arrived at Boston 24ih lust.
Brig Emma. Baker, cleared at Boston MB inst. for
FhPadrincia _
fine J Mans field. Wallace, for E 117070. Was loading
at Montevideo Aunt 30
Brig I , io Grande, Greenleaf, for I hiladelphia, wag at
Basna Ifth inst.
Brig Cond.:lva, Johnson, railed from providence 22d
Wet f'or Delaware City.
Brig_ Isaac M Denson. Barton. from Para, arrived at
pass vorksattordas.
Boars U W Wil tame. Rose. M J Carlton, Nhailler.
Warren, 'Thaw. Silver magnet. Perry. A rordrn, Bab
reek. Calliope. McNeil- Edwin Reed. Goodepeed. .1 1,
Ite•dner. Cmdery. and ()sauna. Carman. hence, arrived
at Banton 24th inst.
Rohm RozburY,Chtile.l l 92llll Taylor. Niolicrson, and
DL Rialto!, D orris , cleared as Boston um met. for
elloadelp vs.
Rehr hataahetli, Brown, hence, arrived at Pawtucket
23d inst.
blehr RAMO. Patti:mill. cleared at Portland 3M mat.
for l'hilndtinia
Fehr Jame p s N eilson. Burt, berme, arrived at Tanaton
24iti inst.
in B oer eio T A Brutie c i arkar fa. e i ca r k u l i i i n ii . p ze h a e d n f o r e a7 Fail River 21st
Bedford 24th lust
Soh' a Prilelman. Bonn. and rore a ti l l r u i" tis: a n ; tr ri o e n w t,
sail d Iron Newtn, port ktd tart. for Philadelphia
:.ehr Hannah Winetta. CratiMor, beLoa. arrived at
Day arty 231 anat.
Rehr Polessenser, Pers. for Phi f edefolda retuned to
Portl.nd 224 a, at. and rte.:mtg.: 21st. 70 miles 8 88 of
I Case liaehelh , the spring stay gave 14r .1. end the
Mainmast went by the hoard rating ever tie stern.
hietiking it again and injuring the IRMO. boats and gal
ley in its tau.
Bobr J ...mutton, Russell hence, arrival at Aspin
wall 14 , h out
Rehr Mrs Brackett, nailed from Aspinwall 6th last,
for Philtuleinbia.
s o ". N 8 Epp, Wright. and .1 W Ran. Marshracto,
cleared at heir Y, rk stih inst. for. Philadelphia
Bohr Telegraph, make-son. from Yrovidenoo for Phi
ladelphl... at new York 2 4th inst.
dour Julia emith, Orlando. sailed from Aspinwall 6th
last for Trinidad.
Steamer Concord, Normars hence, arrived at Rem
York yeaterdbY.
Mesmer rioveisy.ehaw, cleared at New York plater
aft/ for Philadlelphi 4.
PRESS.-PIDLADELPMA , WEDNESDAY, JUNE . 26, 1861.
'HOLM Pa. , BOLE, June 21. P M—Ar Mang John /onto,
Corson, Wilmington. Cal, ror donjoa; W P
Pathway, Crawford. and Lowia.. - flallett ,
Philadel
mh,a+o.fl"Yba: dd Dyer, 4.1.5 f eartoradi Chin
;Looter, Law*, do for Portsmouth: Gel) W Cummings,
Velma- do for melon.
dune brig Morning Light, Blau, Phtlaselphia
for Oath; apiary John Mater. Sorlia "nu.
wralth Hostmt for Pluladelnitta; las, Worinvo.od, Ken
:Debunk for do.
illrrt for
Juno 23—ar. bric MVP Farrow. Ho
Phoadoiphra; Cohn Revenue, Goody. and Ley •Ir Re
neck, Philadelphia for Swami; Simone. osoroider, do
.for 8a em; Althea. Corgoo,L, Andenried Barden., Lea
belle Corson. Chas Moire. ingPraoll , 0 A
'tir , lnfir, weaver. Ir DUDOnt, Hefting, J Maxfield, Mar,
o t
ttaratt J bright, Runrour a‘. e"
":lan, Bunn, S Hammon, Prioe, Alexarnier
:roireo. Wm B Mather. Colby, ina Maine. Preston,
Barab Clark. Terry, and Woodiaff dime, Mayon, Bos
ton ;or I'M adaltihnt.
old brig Morning Gight.
Jun* ft. 9 eoft reit R fi !freight. nrlnylon. Phi
ladolehm oar, Palette; Geo Greet,. Cobb, Roston for
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HE DIRECTION OF TAB EXCRETA:FT OP WAR, N.
Medical Board. to OODMISt of Furgeon A. N. Mabel it.N.
cbe filediool Director of the Department of Washing"
ton, Surgeon L. A. EDWARDS and Ass stant Surgeon
T. M. Sh.TTY, U. 8. tinny. will convene in this city
to-morrow morning, at 111 o'o oak, or es coon Om:leafier
o.llPrilielmable for the examination of such liMPßoante
for rho p loraop of rur F oon f r vs nrigade ha that ha in
ferred to it by the Secretary of War.
Appointments will be made from &moue none only
who shell be examined and reported am fuly qualified
by said Board.
Thor evasions of the Board Will he h-id at N 0.170 Pend'
aylvemis avenue, (north aided between Seventeenth
and Eighteenih streets . C. A. FINLEY,
ieXt at - Burgeon General,
SAVE YOUR. CM [MEAN from the too OA=
fetal effeote of Summer Complaini. or Cholera In•
fs . rum, oy administering in time Dr. D. J.AYN
CAR o IN A. 1' LYE JALEI &M. No natter or surer remedy
ea. be fouad fer Claret rel. Dvaantorv. Cramps. o 7
Cholera. It ie quick, kale, and aartain in its nation,
r Modica ;am ediate relief. Prepared only at ta 4
CHESTNUT Street. . je25.2t
DATlJlTfilats'a Liam rdrs - A-- 'Plus colabgplal
and perfect Hair Dye it MI boil is the world. All
others ra - o mere inaitntiong of this great original. which
has gained rash cutaway° patronage in all parts of the
slate. The genuine W. A. Batchelor's Liquid Heir
Ors iesier4ly produce! a splendid bleat or natural
brown, without staining the skin or injuring the hair,
and will renisdp rho iii edgers of bad sires. invigorating
the hair far life.
Ecold by all Druggists and Perfumers, Wholesale hy
FAIINEATOCK it CO., IPYOVN S CO.. rhiladolphia.
schl-tf
VHS FBISOI OLOPtiliCi OP MI LAMP
TYYLig. made in the beet MUST. expressly for ItE
TAD, &MEI. LOWEFT selling prices marked In
ram Figures. All goods made to order warranted
oaturfaotory. our ONN-PRIOE system is strietiyarl
ke.-.a are thereby !rested alike.
0N p, rleb nal PA O. MEET Iltroot.
({ROVES '& BAKIIRaI IWILIMBHATEID
NOISES/EN 11/iWIN4 b2/10FiTtIE4,
7nllll BIKE in Un for Fsmtll avortng.
Ten vrvirwww Perrwtt. Pinilluirl.Oris *.l? 1.
SHISRLER—FORTFR.—On the 22th instant, at Lem
outer by the Rev. Mr Powell. Louie I-Muller lh ego
o- Galena. 111.. to Mow Rose Porter, daughter of Mr&
tiro. U. Po-. er
GUi MANPI-111 I.DENBRAND.—On June 200881. by
Rev. Mann_ h r Chula' Goeomenn to Mini Moline
Hi denbrend. both of thol city.
II ET P - lett—VP- N" Z.—ou March 27. by Rev. E
War. Fdarord C. Hettsiok to. Mina Lrdta W. Went',
all of this tit,.
TIN - L tY-11 J al' o 4 —nn the 20th loot., by Rey. Gee.
A. Dnrhorow. Mr Wm. Tom)"" of Chester oount%to
Mn.l war) !. Nunn, ..t thl. 0/ T.
MoCTJ —CORK' GA —On Jemmy , 29. That by . Rev.
Fht-er Ken. or. John R.MoCueto Miestiallie J. Cor
don bo'h of the twenty-fourth d
Ew ett —MI C-I tho loth of May hot,
by Rev. W. Blank wof d D. D ,Mr. John dte wart to MIN
bitch MUoholl, both of tote o ty.
DIED.
BEA DD.—On the 2llth inst.. William 0. Beard Milo
arty of !Somata4. .1.., in the 48th year of hi , age
11 • iN n the 25th met. Anne drunter or Wafer
and Annie M. Bain, in the lilt year of her age.
1 he friends and relatries are respeetfulty invited to
alt ltd her funeral, from the residence of her fa - her.
De Kalb street. Norristown, on Friday morning, at *ll
olefook
BA LNLONT.—On the 231 t• atilt. James W. Salmon,
printer, in the '6th year of bra age.
The relative, and triends of ;be family ; also, the
members of PICO" , . Lodge. .No. 323, I. 0. vf 0. F.•
Phimdelphta Typographies! route y t Typographical
Union T o_2-and Artatstane* I naive Come.ny. are re•
aoststfullf invite.' to attend the funeral. from bra to
i:
residence. ho. 85e Mo'rrati , street, ea=t of Lawr nee
above Byoarn. this I Wednesday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock
Toproot.ed to West street burial ground "
131•410P.—0n t he 121 instant afte• a ong and Avers
illness. In the hone of a bleated immutable. Win W.
Dist.op, in his 49th year.
lir 0 1 .0 , 43 45 .E.V 4 --The
The tamer and male fr ends are respectfully invited firm DELI .. T 1 ,...,
... 4, . .
to attend hie fusser .1. fr qn Iva late reasdeuee. No. 1013. A Pebates of the next Fessainn of COMM% to eon
ohesteut etteet. on Wednesday at 3Y . M. Interment . .
et ltd.unt Mortah. . 1 Irene la Wa.hitcu Oil city the 4th of July. 1851. will be
tt.iti ef.t.--0. the sad =natant- Phar!ee Trgigistlne. son' Published offirnally by the uhtleratened .a THE DAL Y
of George W. and Jane kbher, aged 15 months and 11 111.013b,n-wanaper form. and in lEd OtiNfiRES
NONA!, Gt.uFt.. AND err.e.. -4 1Px. in hook form.
The latter pa.tres fre , through the ma is of the Vnited
.s. uneral from the residence of his parents, Ridge
road below Oxford street,
on Th urs d ay a ft ernoon , ;Suter. The price f_w ei her nurms the session is $3,
at 3 o'olordr. .. iin advanee poycble In et, oie, post office stammer .he
MARTIN—An Fan Francisco, May 13 Barth E. Mar- .r , o s * t•reol -- 5 '''
.., '. 1 .. . 1,, JOrtN C. RIV 0 -f*.
tin, a native of Peuntylvania. in the 27th year of her' l2 asurnarost Jute 18 1831 141.7 e
..
ag PintgEtt —On the 21st inst.. Mary Films. Youngest
?enamor of ' ha- if', and Ann Forbes and 3 months.
111 lilo—fin the 24th mete .t. Wien Dougherty. wife of
Mention 8. r ill. aged /9 .earn
Funeral from the re.'denoe of Mr. Patrick Galin, Na.
514 shim. en street. One (W edne..day, afternoon, at 8
cecinas . . *
WI SON —On the 231 instant. }lntim daughter of
Thomas end Sarah Ann W Bien. aged 7 year& 4 months.
and sde s
totters! from the residence of her went& we. 1338
Massvher street, this I Wednesday ; morn rig, at 9 o'cric.
atThIAPFE:R.—tin the 24'.h instant. Mary N at hews
on! - daughter of John and Bilge, .1. cohaffer. anon 0
stars end 4 hiontne.
r tine of from the re.'der es of her parents. No 1121
Emit street. this f Wednesday • afternoon, a' 3 o'oloo l r.
NA YLOIL—in Pen. strove. N J., on the 24 , h instant,
Mr. Thema Naylor aged at years.
encl.! , .14 —On the Md in.t , nt, Mary Jane,whe of
Henry Palmer, and daughter of limo; eh nn, in the Oath
ye rof her age.
Riviera., Irmo the relidenee of her husband. Darby.
ells are county, this f Wednesday/ &fermata, all
o'clock.
vi Kr; —^n Jule 34th, Mari nus W. Pike, Bea., in the
20th year of hie age
Funeral from the residence of his enn-in-lew t Dr.
Euos a in. Burr, ito 1810 Walnut street, this ( Wenn it
day) attetnoon 4 o'el , .cir. *
Rot; BR —On the 231 inst.. Mary. daughter of Lewis
and Margaret Hooka, in the 3d year of, her age *
7 A WIDE BLACK. BABEGES, only
""A cents,
7 4 wade Black Mirages, only de cents.
7 4 inoe Black Haregest only 40 cents.
7 4 wide Bleak B mites. (nth 6234 ciente.
7-4 wide niece liareSelS. °nil SO4 anitue
X wide , Bieck Elereses t only IE4 ciente.
BESatt4 & ON'S -Mourn' lit store,
jell No. 91. , OH Weill Street.
Kr.TO THE QUALI FIEF D VOTERS OF
Tfirt ettCOriD COeigiftESeLatsui. DU
ICT.
r e the midst of a straggle for the existence of your
country. yvu are attest UpOn to eleet it member of the
Renee of Rapreeratatius• for Your dietriet- The ehusee
of the , struggle may and will he, v irimudy sty red; but
that par ma , teachings nave educated a vest portion of
our peop e in the belief that the Union created by the
Conetitut on wast•nly a compact. and not a nationality.
is too true; and that the present Administration 10 not
the exponent of those tenon nig, is also true. The
aoturttng truths of the "arty in power are wall
coded by ite course: it is almost. Levy es-ainst the disin
tegration of the tomublie, and against a return to the
chaotic - Imes which preceded the adoption of the pre
sent = onstoution. Those of you—anti we waffle hope
it in at At you—who are prone of the Union and of the
hero c normal, of nations men to orasti r be bon, at
the call of the P-esident. mast endonge toe Odministr--
tom as you value aril love your country. You look
upe , it, we pet permitted as the exponent of a pa ty
yeti oh, in preeiery n. and totenelyin oar tustion+litz.
ones, - indeed. the prat, of the smutty. The ideas
and the datrinth wh eh p.eeeded its accession to
Power are in Mine degree, of the past; bat it- present
acts come bef y o
now u as the Conetitution came be
fioe oar f ore
posit ye recreation of narumal
thoee ht with which every citizen we. start afr.sh
The friends of the Administration (who were so at its
incoming as newt have presented to you for your sof
fr.4es - on Tuesday next Charles (Prreril, .of Ana
Plinth ward rio. nat d reared among you in tee prime
of manhood. with legislative experseee, and with an
estabi shed character for integrity in p'ivte and public
life weal. for him. fif the Administration, end for our
common country, you- cordial support. Wi h m Mere is no danger. hat vote would be innomostent
with his entire life which should lee recorded for any
measure making insecure our institutions. resigning
a v portion of our national domain, or abating the on
ward ma•oh of toe Republic in all that makes Christian
omit wawa.
It heat eon suggested by game that he, or some other,
should have he-n presented to you for your support by a
mod- free from p laical organised m. Slave they who
have so seek n inougt.t welt of this ? is so organization
of any soli whine is intimate-y connected with all
classes of people to be trirensasly set aside? The rug
s...died retool. y nines p ate orwaireanens igneres
o plea. and looks et/elusively to msto li , ail govern
meters. and esvotally in panlar ones must the e lie
great theoretical propositions of - eltticulaeoon, ant up
in simple f nos for oommen thnneht end tin he e
p..
th heal h and vigor of the nation depend. If trier are
right. the, party which /Mama them becomes the lin
persona+ ion of c nate norm, of na , i nebty, and et Goan
try, ad the el/patient of then a patty s the enemy of
the three. sucilA organiz stone become demoralized.
and access , rily n end so ones every thing bunion; but
Mask up Ranh organ Miens *mutely is positive loss,
WI well to the people as to tieverement. Better,
much better, should •he go-d and virtuous endew or to
heighten the tone and no Perste the exchlieies of politi
cal varies han to d-stroy them. The t aria- down of
organization without seeking its itarovement ao
smokes to its inherent Mon alone. is the distinctive
toll , of the present rebellion.
But the e who have depreca , ed the wide wh - oh has
bee. admted hewe enMeeeted no stdisidn'A. Is it to
by a self oonsfituted committee who, if they inn re
Preemie• t men tb our tommurott who have hae , mt. so
ny their adherence t genix Aims must pre
sent to you men whose past life is without a history,
whom votue to withat tem- to-on ard wuosa attain
ments we without experience? I his cannot be. We
want the etiperieneea ceviltan in our legislative halls
more than in those of any country of the it'Ohe ; and
until our institutions shall to d tiferent from what they
are now, ard our se:mime form. changed we shall rot
get each except by strong. creative. and partisan or
-
estimator a which grow noon sincere constructions of
our Comitituton and sincere views of public police.
Roves the ilktiettelnite Meer maor/ will slaw • bat
the destruct on or mn.itiost nrxameatirmt in times p- at
has been succeeded be a vitiated public tone. and by
the introduction of inferior capacity to controlling po
sitions 010 the people to-day believe th a t the taupe.
tion of the Federal party in '27-8, the Whig party in
62 3. or the A meriown party in S- 6, was produebve of
national good ? 111 it not clear that each of those orga
nizations could hive beer improved 4,4
i made
subser
vient to the arming issues of the times ? Antis it net
also clear that, if per onal se•ft-hneee at, ambition
had t o allowed it. t he present rebellion would not have
ooeuered ?
The Peop`e'a Union patty of the Esmond district
therefore f..el that Meths Administration of which flog
are a part they need not be ashamed, and that they
have noted with a &Oen' repot to the times and to
you. in presenting the men they do present, end in the
mode the y pre -e• t lone ror your gulf ages. It le to be
hoped that those who have revived p thboal organize
. Wine whose doctrines hme been repudiated by the
tads meat of (Wei ty -tithe, may feel - he same.
Let every Inse vrao in east !IN has rep- aimed awl
deerectatro •he doe lines of whim' settee .on oi the e
el imate off pring--everr man who h PPe for a sa
cra ful iummetion of the
,prese at cm Riot tboineh,
in the Manse* of Kt. "itahmelo cost a nett
les• d millions of money and a million of men"—all who
prefer tie guarantee of a point/nil life tomgems.! to the
continued existence of tie nationality to that of a re.
cant convereion—vote for the man we present. that tee
loyalty of the Rec nd (nettled May not be dishonored.
Pr order of the People's Union arty r xemulve • -ma
injuee, Jouri D. Wapiti r, !resident.
you PYANELIN,/ 1e26-0t
GRo.
Secretaries.
W. Moorisy,
/TrPHILADELPHIA TYPOGRAPHICAL
BOW . TY he memkera ars resolletntl., In ,
yited to attend the funeral of their late fellow member.
JAhp•o W. eAt.v.o •• fr.ma his late reaktonee, 1516
Not/RATH Street, east of LawreLee. shove Brows,
THIS (Wedasidav I eFalthe ON , , tao l ol..elr.
By order. [OA WM. H JON etsrr.
KrNo? .C.E.--ek 111 traCTINGOF Tear. UN
EMPLOStk.II IZi.r.B of th. Sixteenth. 8.-
ee.teentb, t nth. and Nineteenth IMMO, will he
T
held N'S Crrxnmio at time o'olook, at the
MILIro KY AALL.oorner of MAST hand MUIR I
c Ptreeta to areannt an humble a4O• eau to the City
C nioccie to furnish employment on some n•ty
even aweentng the iltr , eta. at d save bundreoa fro o
pinching of hunger, many of whom are Tiny aneolnieli
'offering for want of the Wane to bar a loaf
AC M.rt • OtTIZENS.
GIRLS' HIGH AND NORMAL !SCHOOL. 1 tie m/r
11 , iniots Or fiat d dstrif
P.mdmf.slon upd• of the °vb. Hi. h d
rob o w 1 be commenced on MO.IDAY, July 1.18.1,
et 9 o'clock A. M.
o be edmi , ted the candidates must be at 'east four
teen yea. s of are. end pan a e-*te factor, ecaminmion
in Of thth thp y *nut lon of WI). d•• needing. earn
Uraitiogir, orillto:1 , 41 of *ll- it(' tate., Al OSUMI
two ranmntio, and rn
on ndidaie must have been it Pup 1 nfa ruMie chaol
aftae Leeted biettict of renuaylvania, for the
term of one year.
The car (bantam will be ex.tmitird
hit)• DAY in Orihoaraser and Dalish mmar.
TUESDAY in 1 efini lon of Words and Ineoretical
r . ithim•tio.actio
VSETIPIveDAY i. r• n' Arithmetic and Parions.
FRIDAY in . osetitatmos of the 1., mind States end Men-
T6 s V examinse u i ra on ti in on.
Reading will be oommenced on
MU DAY and be continued on each day till completed.
By order of the Cormatee.
idtet . .i. CILSOMIL, Principal.
MEDICAL BoA.nto,
Bgsasos OSITURALS OVu. FICIC4
June :a, H
DLIIIKILED.
VTHE LAST EXHIBITION OF THE
T'.KM tot the 13!.INI1 wilt be given 'l'll IS
d:esdst) AP PeßNOttru, when the Institution
Will tott eloped for Veeittion until !..enteMbSt.
MCENTRAL. HIGH SCHOOL —The Et
-118488410n °revelment. for edmiesi .nto the (le n-
Rll l. !retool viol beam on FK•D*Y. June 28 h,
at 9 A. M.. end be continued in the follower order
/lU D VV. June 2e , n , Nleneurstion env Orthourtie•
V, J.•l- 1.;, er4osiost Alaraturne emoi Prinoi
plea rithme• , e
TORBDAY. July 21. Grammer. Rull , e• end Perini!.
WEONRbD • Y.' July 2d, tbonititutton of t n.ted
&Mee end Defining
Tne ndidutee ma the et tenet th 'deem 'years or eve.
'evidente or the, übr of Phil-d +lehte »Bei ro meet
one enr pupils in the Path° Soho Is of the evy.
P.l-110bein H. MAO
Jetat-It ronftl.
frr POLYTECHNIC CULLER E COM
ME Cu:AIWA P.- 1 he Ablmel Cotllla*Zza en
ro..." ' oonferring_ Pest- - ee *wit' be hole C'OIYOE h'
HALL. on THUR. zt)AY I. Vg1")1 U. June 27. begin
ping at 8 -'olock. The Degrees will be conferred by
his Ex. willency,_ Governor CUR tiff. President '
°flint° ~f tie Weird of frustoes, and turldreewe de
-1 )ered by MORTON IV:c 411011.14 L. Pea. and B .n.
n eTRO4O. '..neio by Ge-a an a. Oratteatts. The
.ntiblle aye leoseeetraily invited in round.
A. L. KIM?" EDV, M. D
President Faculty.
PNIVERSITy OF PENNSYLVANIA,
(De PAR tyr y;:or of A n . rß.) •
e F :an intitizm of the Junior. Sophomore, and
Freak an mules, at the close of the Third Term, wi.l
by h 14 in tte tantrum rolls
mondey Jun- 24 4. F - Ton 9to 1 1. juniors by the
_Provost (Herat Philosophy tend •Sopito ,,, oreL. ' by Prof
Lewd (Ana-priest Geometry.) written Pron. II to
P . e.hutes. by Prof Coppers. ( Chnerral History ) oral.
11 Tuesday zw,, F . , 0 ,, 9 0 tl , junmrs. by prof. gap
(.l3.eo,oereet PYieniWs-t end A-0,km... by t./.4.
Jacks .0. (Cicero's Eptstles,) w ittett. Fr..m II to 1.
SaphAteo es br Prof. C p ee. Lathotn's Handbo k at
th- English Lenart. ge,)torittes
:Ired..e day 2Ph FrOth 9 to 11, Freshmen, In Prof.
Eandall e (Geomerry ) written. 11 to 1. Juniors,
Allan 'ilts Poentetheuft of ..lOaeheles3
Thursday. 27 h. tom 9to ll Tun ors br P of. husk
inn ~ Juven.4 I oral. From 11 to 1. Sophomore.,, by
Prof altar, (the Clouds of Arivoybetatte.)oro/.
F l 'idol+.2Bte. Nroot 9 toll, Juniors , hY Prof. Frazer,
(Heat and the ere m Enseee.) and Soahameres, by
Yrof ti the etttol e.vite.n.
Saturday 29 h. F. oro 9 Of.. IL Sophomores. by Prof.
Jackson. I Horace—Odes and Epi a.s ) oral.
fil . 'hdAnf. haft .at. From 9 to 11, Freshmen, by Prof.
Allen, Ltierodoresd oral.
OF.OPEIIt ALLEN.
jell It Secretary of the Faou , ry of Arts.
OFFICE OF THIS NORTHPHILA
DELPHIA PAagßemblt ti..nokr. COX-
A. Y.
holdmpttia June 22, 1881.
A meeting of the Drock• ra of the North Pinta
delnltht Fassassar Clampang will he held at
their &fine bit* of eta. 409 W lAITE Street, On
w "ED ti; •DaY, J ly 30, at 3 o'olotik N't ,to act upon
the supplement to their eh rter
_pa-sad at the last ses
tina of the Leirialatu,e. JEREMIAD. BON ALL.
Witnekly2,34t* Searetarr.
pPHILADELPHIA & READING R. K.
Jane 10 11381 t'to hymn
lcation the ItoClers of Coupota of this .;oenoa,y. doe
be the let proximo, ars vaaseated to leave them at this
- .a on or berme the 29th inet., When renew s will be
.ivee, ear! oheelta wil. be ready for delivery on the tat
, Ire.Xl me, In exchange for ipod magmata
jeYI 8t 8 Ha • D Treeen ter.
NOTICL—CADDE AND ATLANTIC
HAILRO COAP , IYY.—nn emotion for
)Siregoese of Ike Otanden sad Atleatia Pailroad Corn
row. to serve far toe ensuing rear, will be held et the
ulnae of said 000PEIt'S Fru» r, (Ato
ne'', New lareet, on THITIttiDAY. the 27th inst., be
tween the hours of 11A Ai. and I P. M.
tlf ROBEgT FR A Zu.R. Reorefary.
7- PItILADELPHIR AND ERIE RAIL.
Ro. „ ._NEA - TiNG OF aTOCKHOLDERS.
ISPECIAL MEETING of the *Nook.°Mere of the
Phi adeloble and brie Rai road Company will be held
ta the Office of the Ottoman .on 'PH URall aY.J I2 IIO
1161. at 10 o'eloek A.. for the Du pose of no
Wrlng a proposition haviii for ita object the early
rOuntietion and treeing of the railway of the said Com-
DV.
117 order of the President and Board or Managers.
lee 127 W. ?AM tit'OFFoR P t secretary.
txWE HAVE EMPLOYED HELP FROM
THE PROTEaTANT PXORANGE.Southerest
gees SECOND ann NSW Streets. and take pt.-snare
a recommencing it to the publican an institution ranch
seeded in our city, for its oars in selecting the beet
pen, women. and children an to character and quaft
mathate:
J. it. A D WOKS, MO Flue street.
E. M. SEL t.ERe. G.een and Tulpehneken 'dread'.
. JULIA erne RANDOLPH. 1734 Chestnut street.
FDWLt KIRKPA I RICK, 1331 Arch ntreet.
Dr. PANCOAitV ILE Meent Vernon Street.
J AS. R.l.t .R 1620 Mount Vernon street.
, 01 1 0. R ENE AN. 47 Nett!. Eleventh street.
IP. G OLIVER. 830 North ants' street.
it. N. 130 W R. turd and iiermantown avenue.
T. WILSON. 210 North Front Street.
T. MoGUIR 410 &doh Front street.
1M M. WRITE. 323 Marshall street.
w. C. BOK KR, 432 Market street.
W. H. RICHAR DSON 418 Market street.
lad over one hundred and fifty more, to whom ye
fireno4 will be given at the office. liE3O-3m
Rl~'A NO # ICES.
I.o^o MEN WANTED FOE TUE
UN , T ED STA VES M 4, RI NE CUR PS. able-bodied,
between the *gee of 21 and U years. not less than
BYO feet four and a half inches high, tr and of r ood
3hareater. Soldiers serving in due efir perform onV
at navy yards end on board United States
ships o -
war on foreign stations. All other information which
may be dewed will be given. at the Rendesirenti. Ne.
211 BOnth FRONT inmost.
First Lnutenant W. STOKEa BOYD.
le4-1m Recruiting OniclerM
NFW PUBLICATIONti.
la
UOKS, LAW AND BUSIALLADIEWS,
new and old, bought, sold, and exchanged, at the
!P LADELPHIA , BANK BOOK STORE, No. 419
u until . Street. Libraries, at a distance purchased.
Ithwe hawing Books to Nell, it at a distanse, will state
they names, sizes. bindings date., editions. prioes,
aid oonoitione. WartTED—Dooke printed %' ilenja
miv Franinn, as well as early Books printed in and
me Amertea Autograph Lettere itta,Partraits tw
-1 eeted. Pamphlet Laws of Pennsylvania for sals. Cats-
W i ln preen, cent free. lobrejimmitta4MAL
sumnEtt RETORTS
HITE 130U8t,
Lower end of dIAWACIIITSRTTS Avenue.
A. TLANTI'I ,
"rhittouse fa located isramedi...e , Len the Beach, and
Mgt.* en-TY .cootumndal tau for Vi store.
T4e mod:rate. Ser I. LiA4 W.lll Et HOME.
le AM rtuptleltAr.
:..BATE;INO, SAILING, AND Nal
, ATLANTIC ROUSE,
Near atoninston, Conn.
1 . 1 celebrated catering-place hotel. where the
flumes for .la - hing admin. Fishing. and tne enjoy
ine..br the beet quii.lity of Sea hie , ere summer to
any her in the tamed States, will he opened on the
:Ater June. 18U. U. B. B?$NC'-
je Proprietor.
BIAIGGS HOUSE,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Ti undersiened respectfully announce to their
frien patrons. end the travelling publics generally,
thetwoyg to the stringency of the ti use, the have
reded the -erica , of board . to TWO DOLLARS Per
dart
Tlnkfnl for the patronage an liberally bestowed
on ka, they respeotrutly ask for a ooldinu,no- of
the tne, nesurin sews patrons that the ttRIA.GS"
urine oonduoted on the same I beret plan that has
herefore obaraotermed their establishment.
WM. F. TUCKER & Co.
1-fttit'S HOTEL,
TIARRISHURG, PA.
Ti management of thus well-known Hotel haying
bOOMMed by Messrs COY .E & HEM R. the present
prolamin beg leave to inform the public that the
Hoe is now beiny, thorough' RENOVATcD,hi-
F ribl)teind lit PHI) RD, with a view SO the Proper
andwadortable acoommocistion of throe who may
fay% the establishment with their ouatom. Guests
wdlecerre duo attention end courtesy, and no en
peulari ti be scared that may oonduee to maintain the
biotin a first-elasw IWe.
Follies and others desiring to mainurn in Hants
buruktring the enrnmer mouths Will and pleasant
Boeing and large and well-ventilated Rooms at our
eetiishment, upon moderate terms
' SCOTT COYLE,
ni7.lin .1. GILBKRT KERR.
LE GAL
"UTNE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
'OR THE CITY AND COfINTY OF PELLA
DWI, I A. Of March Term. e. D. 188 L XO. BO.
LODA LZWIa, by nor next fried./ ‘OOlll TRIB
-BfS.R. ea. RIN HY LOUIS.
Si Yon in I please take 'mace that the Court. in
the bove nam e ease, lies granted a rule to chow
caul why a /Leone a , t.• ca/o ntutritneaii ehunr:d not
be !creed tbare•n. Raturnab a July 8 ,811. at NI
o'otlr A. M. banana of nuttue of the ease having
button aoo _ant of your ab- once
LV.IN fo. l A UGE. Attorney far Libellant.
TaxxaT Lovis,lleavondent. jt2 wiittt-4t"
OM A SMUT. DAGUERREOTYPE
nd A mbrotysir. as well as dtrrot Cr 'm limns 'per
armrests...le s ze. Photographs in Oil at RAI-
N-k i d Gedery, SECOND street, above Orson. it*
K SIIN UhIBRILLAB for 871 cents,
Oe for Children JrllEr Ft PLide 0 LL.
Jett Nos. 2 and 4 N. F2lllllTil St., Pods.
vatowN GINGH 31 SIIN-lIMBREI LAS,
-11-4 a i table for Gentternen's nee
1104 T FURFIRLL.
Jelin Nee 2 and 4 nosh FOURTH street.
,
TirESSIC L . TALLRIY, F BRANDY
,Ar•N t HUN DR' D. near Wi'mioirton Delaware.
do ashy o- viify that I have been) boring lit tir a dot
e aif tee Lungs for roar 'Mire. 1 ha one of de swat
co that net persona u d have ;tt sermon to ••• ea
mt hob oaten.. I key. on to thle way, keying Morse
• udiotee unt il n y Dann, a d Iriand• gee- anal! hopes
of t evAr rotting well. t tai d every hint I coo d
h.* of. Jut nailing did me moon good I h
tn. lawn a oreep.ng c h i le. and was wasted aw yin
fleateery much MI ph)inc—n said he o uld do oo
murfor me sad in I of ail my Irptods say that
at o time they did no' Wok I could Ude A month A
Ind') WilMillA , oll. earl . 1 how low I was, seLt word
to m" no , to at o 8 day. but go to thlatlelphla. to
D 'A ,- 1 1 1R as see had a nro her that was very bad
andf so much hole d ••, 811 t. Et% CK'r YULM•tistC
IIY." morn
and myself started the next mo
ins Phfladelphis and pent to Dr. debonek •MR •n,
and VII I r merubrr it. as It was with the ammo': a ll
cult] go th re. I was ro we..k. and no • ond- , r, for
tidal coolo put an in the palm 01 1111 hand hat I bed
eat for the lest .wo weeks. gr. chent.itexamined my
lung 'eh ma Tapir meter and &trod both my to
d seao—one wart bad. hut the nth - rsapthely. De said
my lir mad a orwp b were a Iso much diseased, hut he
Molt he could rare em my tient lung Iv almost
sow'. I took all tare. of his medi , ines — the B.•up.
Toottsod Phis and altar I got -It the titth butte of
the tap. eh At once slant no , one day euniethint
brottei Inv left tn. it. and spit up over a pint of the
mostfenstve matter I ever smelt. from this time
begets , tot natter. I commenced taking the medicines
in ben •r, taco My night swears stopped, ur ep
tit, ma to I hese, to sat , in flesh Ithd AM Valle Am
fl-she I ever was. I was able t go to work the last
of Itoh, If6l and now, the first of June. am be well
as er opt OdeeillonAl y a little cough, which Dr.
Mehek save mart not he starved ea it it I 'work
i•sel;ff is time. I have , aken •n all eishteen bode.,
of loom romp. aid five ol dea Weed Tortiot and
five gee oi Bohenok a Mandrake Pills
L. TALLEY.
Di N. gintrENl - X can he found at his °Mai. No.
39 Itth 81X • II street, Patiod,lphis on FRIDAY and
Sitlit DAY of each week. to give advice.
sten.au no tlieee.e his th •e of who I nnrn. Liver.
arittomaoh. and makes no or antes for advice. or ,
nett* lenge In the o dinary we . or 611 Wittman'
gen.altv ; but for a thorough examination nub the
Resit meter he charge. thee dollars, and wishes
eve one thot has a cough. pain in the gide (le shoulder
hlat troubled milli 0 slyness or di •rthena. allow Collenhun, Mee 0 , appetite. low Write. r Vie enrol
at Ms, or any other dire/tee leading to connotation.
to el en him. as above, aid get h c advice.
No Ids ii**Rlt6; street, WU
M 13101•1. Daiavotre. Whale...NlA and Retail Agent
fort of Dr. ti RENCK'S medicines, Jen St
CO A 1., I COAL!
tDERB RECEIVED FOR LEHIGH AND
SCHUYLKILL COAL,
EDWARD N. HALLOWELL,
6141-wrzn Ct.
133 IRALIit7T STARER'
FLOE PHILADELPHIA GA 8
WORKS. Jess kr. MM.
•"ROPOSALS will be musefvea at thi. office until
ben of 'he ist of Icily next for the kale. to th e Tr e p.
pi of the Phi tacalah a Gas Works. of Stock in the
tiermant..ern Gas Work.;
Richmond Gas W..r. a ;
Southwark and Moremensing Om Works:
and in the Mammon Ges Works
Tdo ol o ur . is investments for 44 i li t ! i ngli ads . of
I ' osol/ et.
•
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
LADIES, ATTENTION I
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 26= INST.,
PRICE, FERRIS, ec
No 807 cinerri UT atseet,
wiu open a otramisomest of 'gem ahem. =tile* of
CAMBRIA LACE POINTES,
811..111
88,50 TO $2O EACH,
svoaTtl ?AWL
en TO $4O EACH.
Atm. a BMIII. butvery oh nos invoice magnificent
REA!, THREAD POINTES,
AT .Fl , O N 1 800 ft) Ibo o FAGH,
WORTH. Fao3l 880 OOM NAGS.
This will be a ohmic, ssid m °Tared. to obmin a Ilutg
wficant adia'a muttit below ate and we would
re.peetfully urge up n the !.,dies the imp... Macs of
CALLING EARLY.
AN we Wilt have but a few of the abeve and on gat as
more at a-. low a Frio*.
PRICE, FERRIS. it CO.,
Je25.4t Ito B J7 JEENSTNUF Street.
L A
E D
R FOURTH E
Y AND L
E Anon, 1 4 ,
HAVE A FINE STOOK OF GOODS ADAPTED TO
THE PRESENT WANTS OF THE PtOPLE.
HOZAMBIQUE3, PRESENT FASHION.
SHEPHERD PLAIDS, BLACK AND WHITE.
FINE FrAstiCEl ORGAND/El, LOW.
DARK LAWNS, FAST COLORS.
FINE PLAID SILKS FOR BONNETS.
SUMMER SHAWLS, NEW Lor,
LACES, MANTLES. SILK BOURNOUS
FINE LINE OF TRAVELLING} GOODS.
BEST MITTS, GLOVES AND I:Ws/EBY.
HOOP SKIRTS, ONLY FIRST QUALITY.
SUMMER QUILTS, NAPKINS, TOWELS, &C.
je2l-St
CAPE MAY,
SARATOGA, NIAGARA.,
ATLANTIC CITY.
LADIES
Intending to visit theme or other watering Mamie should
bear in vivid remembrance that the large . WHOLE
MLLE MICR of
' PRICE, FERRIS, ea Co.
a rale at
807 CHESTNUT ST.,
lit ithiela they setil And , eveolatl7 matted to the
" 8 FASON AT TUE AEA eII.ORE,"
Or any of the Summer Peeorte,
HANDIOIIE E SI BR 01 D ER ED SKIRTS AND
PEIG - lOURS, for wearing with morning women
ELASTIC CHIN ESE LINENI, for travelling dreams
and dusters; L Imo COLLARS and REM Re., to
gether with a large ag - ortment of EMBROIDERIES
and LACE GOODS. rimed to thb above-mentsoned
ulaoes.
" 7 RE S TAY •ATMOME COMMITTEE."
Should remember the aREAP TARLETANES. for
oorerim giassea. ohandeiiers, &0.. together with our
JACONETB- OoM MOCK M LL. 8 Wl , B -8, ADC.
8001C8, and an kind, or Men and WM' lo Goods, at
OW: ti A PAmmi."
kwr OPEN M.O.
Afresh lot of Pine apple Ran ikerohiefs. at 25 +sent&
doub'e twee: leer for elreveg at re Gents.
" V.venoiennog 'norm end lidging_g.
Can,b is atf r ie L :gmlne t ..! ante Val. Laos.
lET AID ALL Al' ABOUT iN.1. 4 ,F PRICE.
PRICE, FERRIS. & Co.,
jer POT cawniur STREET.
HOLE&ALE STOCK
HOSIERY,
HOSIERY,
HOSIERY,
HOSIERY,
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
FOR SALE AT RETAIL,
FOR CASH.
AT R.ETAIL FOR CASH,
AT RETAIL FOR CASH,
AT RETAIL FOR OASH,
AT RETAIL FOR CASH.
The Bolarnribere otTer for esle. on end atter
THURSDAY, 6th INST.,
I=3=l
140. 409 MARKET OIREET, NORTH SIDE,
80, 409 MARKET STREET, FORTH 810 E,
ro. 409 MARKET :STREET, NORM SIDE,
NU. 409 MARKET 8 rREET. NORTH SID
FROM 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
VIZIR STrICX OF GOODS
FOR CASH, RETAIL,
P 11 0:{:f:lol:KI;137001:4z14/1:./Q:4(1):4:1 1
All kinds of
COTTON HOSIERY NEPDLES, PINS,
GLOVER. IMO K 4 AND EYES,
LACE MITTS, SKIRT BRAIDS,
ZBl'l3lolB. TAM!, BRAIDS,
OH FTL AND WOOL, COMBS. BRUSHES,
spbot. coTTONS. r KRIM an PRY,
BUTTONS. Usia itTs,
(Of all Descriptions) Merino. duo.)
Also, a Full Assortment of Dress Trimmings,
BURNET SEXTON.
SWEARING-EN.
je6•im PI% 409 MARKET [STAMM
NEW MANTILLA STORE_
The most splendid 111LK MANTLES is the ea,
HOUGH & CO.,
SS SOUTH, TENTH STREET.
SILK MANTILLAS,
In every raw style, the richest qualities ever seen,
at the elegant New Store.
QZ BOOM TENTH STREET.
jai HOUGH & CO.
ls
QPNINbi IN EVBitY NISM
StYle s at
mi3l-1m Pio. 93 S. Ninth etreet.
SPRING CLOAKS, IN LNDLS3I3 VA
net'', at IVENW. m731-1m
SPRING{ MOAK% THE OHEAPEST
over seen, at
my3l lm No. 93 B. Ninth stmt.
Ct.OAKS.--Wholesale Merchants are in.
vitae to !meet the steak at
.T.VENS%
No. 93 South NINTH Street. corner of Jayne it.
m+Sl 1m Between Market and Cantata.
Fazrion LACE P INTR, BrAIRNOUS,
ANn MANTLES—A Ines• stook to be sod atlas'
than wholesale prices. We CASIDOL he undereold in
these goods. CHARIANI A OAP4B &
jefd EIGHTS. and ARCH Streets.
NEW STYLE CLOAKS, EVERY NEW
style. every new material. at
_proles th3t estontsb
everyone.
sad wslnut at
s-reets. the large store, N. B m
corner of y3l - Bilmghth
CITY OLOAR STORE, No. 142 N.
Eighth street, above 'Cherry . ewe noon/tiling every
new style of the season superb qualities, in every new
made of dolor. cheaper then any ether store in the
ts mita Mn
& LANDELL OPEN THIS
!WANING
-1 ow Vlorimbiane , .llB3o.
8 4 Monamb am for °Trues and Vuetere.
iaPEOIAL MOTIOE I
On and eta,. this date
visokut POSSIBLE tuevi o il er
EVERY INDLIOEME
CASH PURCHASER!? OF DRY GOODS:
Being_ determined to redsoci sh.iir St oui they willies
Good Borgasas H
Beautiful Pane, silka for 78 dents. worth 81.11
Heavy Rich Fano! 811 k. for 81 well worth 151.15.
Grenadine and Barege Goode. about one half their
value.
Gray Mixed Goodly. in every variety, from 8 cants per
yard to IQ_ n
BAC BILKn, RICH AIVD ',OSTROM!, VERY
CHEAP.
Heat Keck Brocade Billie. double faced, &e.. &o.
De Leiner. Caboose, Cassimeree, Clothe. Yeatinga,
a Linens,_Mnihns, Flannels Quilte. Com% &e.. &e.
affewL AND CLOAK-R. 0051 EXHILIITION.
FrerrLaos Mantles, Pointe., /bawls, &none'.
na Lace Manuel Chan Ulla Laos Goa* iko.
k ellk Maallee, & 0.. every style,
At THORN & CHUM 8,
DI. K.Gerrier EIGHTH & SPRING LUMEN I.
myl tr
LINENS AT COST FOR CASH ONLY !
&*mask Table Cloths. for sash.
eh Linens at moat tor sash.
men Damasks at omit, for moth.
Towel, at oast. for Gash. • ... . .
P hollting. Pillow and Butcher's Linens.
Napkins, Doylies, rttmh Cloths. &0., fte.
Comprising our entire otot•It Linens
AT GOBI' FOR CASK.
oommenoint to day, the . 4th inst. Oar stook le Largos
cheap. and fresh and will present many untamed bar
'otos, even in thew times, of extraordlnari cheap
goods, COOPER & COPIA ni_
deg /S. g.enr. WAIT° serial A K P.T_
OPENING OF THE ARCH-871BEET
MANTILLA STORE, O. W. corner TENTH and
Altoll.
ALL ffilW GOODS.
Rich Lyons Bilk eilrealarc
Rich Woos Silk Semmes.
Cambria and Pusher Lace Points.
Do. o. o. Idantabte.
Cloth and Tweed d Diron d tars.
Summer Cloaks. ac t
Parobased under the influence of the War puico,
and to be siild at leas than the cost of importation and
manufacture.
Ladies are invited to inmasot this stock. without re
serve, before nuretuasins elsewhere,
luta , lm 7 ACOII 110R1SPALL. Pryer.
T,ADLEF, preparing for the Travelling
Mem We invited to eSeinttle our sesortinent of
mama era/ Dress woods.
iiiheoh.rds* Dress eioodir.
Superior Mitts, Gloves. igulierb to.
EY E mil blab L
row sis aria ANA. 5113.
M AN TLES—nr STERS.
Mantle room, second floor. abounds In handsome
Come, Mantles, Dusters &o.
Thin Dusters,fot adios and Misses
mach Laos wads. at °Da.
ER IS
COMA
tad ' , O COOP, _
p•,. nom., NTO •...tUfa WARM'
ABANKRUPP ItiPOkTER'S AT ICH
of Simples of Linen Cambria Flandkerohi• e. in
h-m attrobed..l2.er co clad and embroidered from 10
cents to 61 cents with ; a great bargain purohegro a
atiorifioe for yeah, ai.tt to be sold in the same gift g only .
CIIARLe;.eI ADAM Etg. •
Jello EIORTH and ARCH Btreeta.
BLANKETB.—The eubecn
• Dem have now on hand a entail lot of GAUZE
BUMMER BLANKETB.II.4andIS-4 styes.
0051TARD, VAN HAILING&SI, & ARRISO/1,
11141-181 Geode.
ED. /Ou 5 0 stneu
0 fiwzmfip,f,
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
PARIS LACE MANTILLAS,
SZOOND IMPORTATIION.
These Goode having been relinquished by our TMPOrt•
ere—ln view es the wo r orr o moy thai, toe
bare allloant of Mite, will be offered to purohlaara at a
corresponding rodaatton from uanal retail prices. VIZ :
AT 60 OENTS-ON TUE DOLLAR.
THE lIALANON
OF On
MANUFACTURED STOCK
SILK CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS,
SPRING °LORI CLOAKS.
SUMMER CLOAKS. Also,
TRIMMING LACE 4,
DRESti AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS,
Al! in large assortment, will be closed out at an average
redact on of ONE lie t.F. in order to complete our ar
rangements with oar oreditors.
3. W. PROCTOR &
PARIS MANTILLA And CLOAK EMPORIUM.
tf TOS CHESTNUT Street.
irLOAKB AND MA.IaTILLAR._O Ar • -
1 TION —Ladies are crutiened amount the Deft
iintor statements of persons formerly in our employ,
and now in the employ of othe r asides who rpresent
themselves** to be ao- nested " with us, and their man
lishmenis to by '• branohni of the Pans Man . l'ia Pin
-mu:lass wrravralS,
WWI to sentare amid at thi. imiisispoisses.
We ha a no other sto e than the one we him aeon
pied these s.z yews, at lOS CR eST Y r . T Street
J. W. PitOUTOR CO..
ml - tf Pans Mantilla Suitor/um
-R-11 Y tot & LANDELL open to-day One
08.16 Dim*
Faet Color* Orgardies 1234 otit.
Rommem Ganda RV roductod.
HSTEEL do BON,
• No. 713 North TENTH Street. above COWS,
Will eoliths
BALA 'ME OF THEIR STOCK OF
NEW AND DESIR el3Lt, DRSSiii GOODS
A t ettll greater redactions in orlons than they have
TOr Donne mad - . and DI
MUCH LOWKR PRICER
than any RETAIL-WM/LES/LEX BOURN in the city.
Fancy and • °Ward Mike, very cheap.
Very cheap and good Meg
C iome Oren Gorda of every variety.
Fine Jaoonet and Organdie Lawns at 12H.
LOGE MAN t Lae POI NTAB, BOUlt NOM
SILK AND CLOTH 'CO IV! aND aNTLE3.
GREATLY ONO CO*T PRICVA.
rPAELF NAPKIATR__A full n.onnetenent
IL ot TA BUR NAPK.I.ve 5 8 34. and 4.4 s 2.11. AU
CM fr mtten to $l2 aer dmon. For 0..1e by
811EtTARD. VAN RLi GMV. t A 0 111( 4 0 v.
Rouse 'emulating Dr, Goods ,
- i074 ISt N 0.14104 CIIPS Pr. U P steam.
REAL BARNSLEY TABLN DAlttatliS
AND DI PFSS.—The utibtoribers offer for sa , e
at the 41)Wr ST market 'ince a full ment of the
very heeviest kind of VaSIA DAM ARK and DIA
PERS- suitable for botoin, boarding houses or private
fame lies.
r H rr RDp VAN HARLINGrNN, & ARRIPON.
Import•re of Linen and Bowie furnighinn Dry 0 mdm.
Je24-tf No Otte. CHEMINS Tet eat
t_TMM ER GI AM 4 .
11 ' ,7 Ice Bl.nkets---Mosquito Neeings.
Colored arletane—ti au ktrts.
Bnithing Goods—.lip Bollands.
Furst ure Cluntzes—Abede hitlisEds.
Bathing Towels--Busaia, h,
nun ittate.l34 inco - r.usita,
je22 efwvoeeerrer wrtoi Wtva pia
NIRENOII LAOE VEI.V.—A choice lot
just partthard from a baDicrapt Imporot, 444
for 1521.10 at tiatf anat. at
ORA ROM ADAMS Je. PON..
join 1...L0H - LIE and ARC. Street&
U: Q 3in NETTING, all colors ; Tarte
tan all colors. for covering glasses; Plaid and
Striae Mull= at waslerele erisee
OHARLbi ADAMS Sr. soN,
Je2o IP 108TH and A it: 1 11 Streets.
St/DIMIGH. SBA WLs
Bordsi 6r& Bantre Shawls.
Etriped Cluslti 4 h6W11.
White firsrere and G +medium
Bit+4 Paisley and vial as.
lack elk and Braohe
~HnitrLe.Sil BRQ_THEIta,
jte: (11T". 4 1*""Trr and. FIGATTI Rtroldß.
STOOK OF DRESS t'..:ooD's AT
I , nun 104 ArIOORDO 4 II3 TO THE TTEFE ,— PoPhos.
81LT0 , 0116 price • Del .11: ea re
itnortl from 23 to 123itt.; Oprom C ,.
intzes red-oed from
A pecial. attention HI resn•sted to our sto , k of Or
Jaoonet Lawn, which we re board to olose
out at a tow Ramo. CHAhL-eADaMt tt SON.
je2o Elfin 11l and ARCH Streets.
TOE BLANKETS AT VICla WW
ILATE.
Tarletane for Mirror Covers.
10-4 Nets for Chandeliers.
Law tlwas 141whan for do
EY ft d LANDELL,
fon F 4711 11.7 w and A 1 1 —U.
SMALL -PLAID SILKS. •
Blur and White French Bilks.
Bleak and White French Bilks. .
Brows and White French Mike.
Glean and White Freon
re.ple and White French SHIN.
SO dos. BAIT& at en 50 per doz.
50 dna. White Eivit Gloves. 25a per pair.
Many goods reduced very low to moor oat at
SUM O u. EiToltuffl.
j.
1 KCI3 etreet.
I' & L have Fashionable
aREFILERDP' P •init
latk and White Plaid Valencia.
Sint ana White) new Mohatra.
-
VYRE & LANDMLL, FoURTH and
ARCH Streets, open this morning
-2 cusses low Graf goods.
Pritonis :tray Muttaras.
SHATAMW
BUN TIN 0-.
SUPARIOR QUALITY BUNTING BY THE PIECE
1=3:11
FLAGS of all sizes made to order at abort notate.
EVANS de HASSALL,
' South FOURTH Street.
jel9-3t wrm
ARMY GOODS.
ARMY REGULATION BLUE BLOUSES,
And a few inlet
INDIGO-BL.UE TWILLED FLANNEL,
For sale by
E. A. GREENE,
Je2o-6;* No. 6 SOUTH FRAINT STREET.
ARMY BLUE CLOTHS,
ALL WOOL,
STANDARD WEIGHT AND COLOR.
._'F a d
CADET
OASSIMERES, CLOTHS,
SATINETS AND JEANS,
WELLING, COFFIN, & Co.
COTTON DUCK.
SUITABLE'FOR TENTS,
YOR lON ET
FROTHINGHAM d MILLS.
my 29-1 14'
puBLIU NOTIoz.
SELLING OFF AT COST.
A la,pe stook of Mathematical. Optical, and Philo-
Bonniest Inetrummge to close •he newness: Draw,ng
Instruments. Rules and &Wee. Burro:Does 'maul
m els. Microscopes. relesnossa en t epr annual,
otereoneopes and Matures. twin t &norms. -I nor
inoiri.terc and tiyor Band Wawa-. ['team- en
moat. magus o ;eat!' ea Machine* Mabee. t.okati6e.
Risks; a l 5O, floe ateortment of fine Cutlery and
Rasors. &a.. ire.. krt /to.
C. T. AMSLER, Optician,
No. 633 CiftlitTNUT at., Philadelphia*
N.B.—.The selling price of nob artiole +e distinctly
marked ru figures. 019-6 t Id=
p U .PORT WINE.
FOR SALE BY
C. 1-1. MATTSON,
ARCH AND TENTH STREETS.
NEW LOAN
FOR SALE
A limited amount of the new 3.000,000 LOAN, In
Immo to mit mama, for eels by
JAY COOTCP. & CO.,
114 SOUTH TURD STREET. Jo
saki x UOMFORT.
A. TInEOBA.LD asks, Who can please or snit
everybody /
Puss a Person probable Bent was born, But those
who know when they tue touted to 800 TB or Bilu
ore tost,sd to give him a call and those who never
were muted before mar be suited now. He is at tits old
pinoe.Bol3 COAT ES :Sweet Jena Sat
pang WIRT MANURACITO.RY.—J. W.
SCOTT, Mil CiIk.ISTNI.II ;strew, a fow door■
below the" Continental." The attention of W bola's.*
Dealers is Invitetil to his 11KPROVHD CUT ( 1'
111 RM of nyerzetr fit, was, itrid rittaritio. Iva
SAFES.
poniMLLIVEI BAIT DEPOT RIIIMOVID
to 110. 111 Smith BEVEDI7II Street, near the
kiln Inetitote.
The pdereindid.tbe i tkild for ge nt gayoei, and being
/stemmed to mint Ore Patronage. has seemed as
elegant and oonceplent %tore, and lute COW on hand a
ergs essortment or Eddie e Celortatt w rought shil
awned Iron Fire and Rimier. roof earee, / the .0 yol
stnotty Are and boreal' proof ma es made.) Also,
lis , . lineigualled Bent Vault. Safe. and Bank leeks.
Whirs Dank Vault Doors and book. will he furuisles
to order on short notice. Thie is the etrougest, be st "
primoted. end oheapeet. Deer and Look yet offered.
. particular attention is celled to Lillie 's Plea
tin inat Safe for Plate. Jewalrg . &a. Thin lye a VI
mien In wool in st y le mid magmas snit o f l'i r ' i e , st :
xered for this purpose, and is the only one fla -
7_llw . end burglar proof.
SPICULE. NOTICII.—.I have now on hand MY mint/ ft
Farrel, Herring, & Co.'s Wes. most of mew nuan ,
new, and some - forty of othiti ina lliera ' 6
? Imposing a
end telt ag
complete assortment es to ' , Set a, 0 Tao will
sheered for the now Celebrated dila . I
be sold at very low erloee PlteefrClff4.olAligill i
'.,5.y. , '
OIVE LlL..—Pure live ii la white
gleam bottles Jest received pst bark Juliet For
sale tie JAL) oE SitCA VS AIRS.
ho. 201 Eolith Naorur street.
Jesa
CII,T WINN— In casks and casts
IL" of tbe brands of St Julien. Mrgaux: Hant-Urton
rosins°. For este by etUßE'reei & LiA REITAINS.
No. 202 South FRONT Amt.
Ji1t.A.5.4)31 • 4 411311 barrel fire .
A 50ifilifil d le r ker ale big. 9.
NM ft „
i)LYMPIU TLIZATHE,
it • f-vos rit KET.
FIRST maim
srr IMES SEASON:
The followint addilont have been made to the eme-
yaw.
ilre, J I VI
-.rt,CE. tYlisß Mitt Win IitARGY•
ra ru f il - Shi
Mr lAN RE rr.
Tun fur.ilnesclav ENING, will be aiwfanned the
Van tcat Drama, or
Tier, WEAN '.; or, "Tuo Deep. Deep Des."
:dew 430.13er 'Ow tiosottlipa
cover Or czte.a.craws.
Banal' OPProt - • - J 8lige8""llh
Her Y e m
. job-
Pater Po' t. ea ..... batman
Mary Re m ..............-Mro. E. Playa
Sai'ors RIO Pea sultry.
Conoledint with the hkbla boas
8.0.
111.6 rWO 13
Little
... ••Ultra Gh" 0511 /
Mr arft
....Jos Barrett
In reh'raelt rn . a Bar Room.
WALNUT-EiTILE4T Taft A LI.E.
itTrrruiri OP Tilt! P tVORITT.e.
TO NT .tut V' R ^ +• H t hu t *mt.
HO OLB Y AND C lifP MIN STrtEL 5i
h tenhn : clews of t,e tthviitoth rrefessiart.
Thegratt>njo rrin.
BIRO - 4 RROWEIt and COLTON.
The tineXtelird Gteartette
uawror.bb. It t;Ftgo. R KKV Pi end NIELITITATI.
Together with Maus . 110 WAKE). Cal ARL.EI, BIM
MON it . , tad the
INS; HIT4ENT 4
.QUINTRT I 'R,
In them Chtste and Arnootp.g E n , / ,,, ammen t s . .
AOWgo or rt'gra. 11 , 0 a rht ,
F o r Fonti)µ10111412 , MVOS Yr et
A BIBILIOAN 40A.DCMY o &Math
G A pos.c, aI.
AND FREEWILL OFFERING
1 Old
OLO - T "I'FR FP F3 O
.11, oit''"lT CO ontITTSro
At the foot of 'Tv . 1 0 . 1 Street, near too
Navy Yard.
John 'cavern. Precut nt; J. W Brown. Vine Presi
dent; B V. B*netti Treaccrer; J. B Wade aeoratara ;
Di ortiont-oetntrien YO,lnfr. 1. and B IMAMIte
' antr , r. (Drone r Malmo felt. J. T. Williams, Jona
W. Diana
THURSDAY PV .Tone srth.
For Which ~ u ncial 0 P/13iPT) the calebray.d Prima - Donna
MADAME BOOTH. .fOR
_ Mr. W. J. H Tenor,
Atu thn t.di-a of lbw
Z AtNe..-SVILE 't' WA aft 80110eL.
Obi/ SrOICES.
Conducted hy Prof-m.39r ROWBU,
Have in the hindtet manner vennteJrad their valuable
50 ,14 00 n,
Alao, o int• -t-rt
EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA,
Under the do...union
D r. P MINN VOTON.
Who have x 8 econaly proffered their servioes far the
on
,„,e As, Mmant
p‘rtiotilere to prOFIPI , MeArr
'1 tokets to all parte of the hoUse..f.h ate. `fa be ob
tained all throat. h " Old ..euth•arlf." and at Pima &
o.Byrklea, nanenth and iltoatant atraute. co' all the eon
do Von of the aaearurar radars,' oars and at the hoo
d , nty of mom. on Tuasdat, Wcdnfhday and ThteridnY
Win till 4 o'ohalr.
*worn open at 7. commence at 8 o'clock.
A G FERTIVAL IN
4 - 11 aid of the Poor ?Ind Families of t e Volorteers,
Catilktrid Atrttb. ti 6.1.1 4 , 04 Wirt--
KILL I , ;1 e l`tr. T tok eta IS e.n's ; 6 ati t g•
Ewe by tile t ISirmouttt , o-tts 2 (tante anon Wa., Bsq
lar'a Celehrmect Bias t Band expressly ettgased for the
ANNENIMLY
PPR WEEK. MONDAY. JUNE
hull Ev er , Nig ht thin West, 'anderain's
ri bition of be RUS E AN Wt • . 11 fhb efloilk
B u AVen by Jaw And foi• Tcrnmlors. illuminations, and
e Priu.. Front , . and oliViitaitteitliia 01' ,„
Ad ouggooli 2tinente; .hililten lb Gent*. ac
lilt TIIIKTY-FAckEltii ANN 1741,
A HIBITION OF TELE
imiviv ZIP Tl-1.0 AIM"le Now oral* A
1010 . - 13. STISIII/ street.
Admission fee reduced to 10 Cents. Reason Tickets,
45 Oeate, Onelaren under trfaive years, half pram.
Catalogues 5 01114. elf
12311E1
Ay , tiso M just graduated from
the IFl.rh Rehonl. desves 4 'III VU A PION la It
moreautile hove , : would he raided with a Email oararY
vat. hie eavegrioace would wattle him to Ago inoreseed
renloner - Lion J,lft n.
-
W A i , TYD— a purchaser for a patent
that that will relit fir, thoniond dollars to any
person Who has !moray. IPX) w II puraheas it entice.
Ina yrnlor Ina being in (Wu y h•aith, oomool , ed to
eelLAndressMed -' at this officio. Jou ut*
W D $5 000 =IN M
W • on a firet.claßs unenctuab•red proportr. worth,
4W.000 Add rows " • via 'is oirtem j 'l9-11t.
IvAITA-4TED— BY AN PXPEfillts‘OED
WV ..iTmtn,vrtio win onramand a fair *molar of
near tradp. an engagPment in a 6 et elan jabbing
holm. fr fidreas." b. T. B." elfin. of The Press.
3-19 Iw' _ _
tiv a. pi Tra mogm: to se/1 PAUL A%
OEB of STATIONERY !Ind JEWELRY. at
omen one third lees than inui he purotated aleeArhers,
LAB 1511ae Adtaritme I atiiane J. L. Et...LIMY-Ste.
1114 1.11/ Street, Berton Mnu mhil %is
EMPLOY EttS WAN IlNit
Men, Ao., are invited to address the" iireploT
meat tiommittee; at the twine of Wio Yon
Christian Association, 1009 and 1011 17MAF/21410W
Street. ao.t-Om
FOR SA, LE ARV TO GET.
din TO LET — A
lag NCI4. %rah all the ma'am improvements-at
the - no r thrre.t corner of NINTH. ar , d 0.-THetriN , %
Neat moderate. inquire at No. 1006 car - T AL
ktraoc, JOS t•
R-MAN W REN 2 7 fo MN
the r ummer. IMU.S • near °hoe
maker's Nue .3tution. Apply sixth bowls on U DRAY
thieet. jelh4t*
T ) NNT W—Furnished or no.
a film' bed. fir eiz months, or lonita*. if ..esired.
lam* awl oonvotpartt No 1736 4rol strip/.
Apply to A. P. and J. H. MORRIa, 9 6 AR
&met JA 16
Lki I—A ttdinnatua. u tl l4-
Am WOO. MO 113 north THIFITEENTE Stroet,
Apply to %I' ETBERLIA. h nnosatm. 47 and
North SRGOKP 111
=us' and
:PURE to rent,..-The tnincoca location.
11/2 CELEVI ti UT Street. with doellint attached, Apply
EP
it t3l ONTTIVT • tree -
GERAAt4I.' WN pemptatel 4 TO
RENT.—To Rent. the Sarre end ootareodueni
rodent-built Eteeee, earner or ARMAT Street not
WILLuW Avenue, with can, auk, hot and cola water,
and AL the modem improvemehts. Apply to ;'lll/ra
S. TA :4 It, 7 le GRES" Street. Ptateelelptda. or on the
premises ars tf
1 1 0 100 T—A very clearable • MAPCO,
on the ninth-inroad front of "The Onntunteng
North" The blare at Moth and Banana Wain ten?
oils ly scanted for a bAnnim and Iturrsen Maker.
Appit to JOHN RICE,
fdoe-tf Nnuttiwest WWII nod • 4 NanY Itreeur.
FON, ratniAbiliki, —A okii.
inigegict°42►PlßlProng feral Land- irthi;i2:6,Ain
ett7 TO , ? ef4r. M A ln p l iri al le N C
0 i . t7 1 , 1711 11F-Et*--D-Beilit,ALclnjag. of
II
BOARDING.
rIPWO FAMII4IE3 can be aclommVated
with first-elate-BOARD. - ina private family,
whAte k are are art chit Iran. Rouse b , •au4f4lll mta
ated; die India a walk from" Wayne" natio 1, Ri•
(-trauma emikankaa. s ddre,.4 • lhaceiaier," ie man.
to -a Je26 61
PRIVATE B 'ARPIN& II )17t , E. -Plea
-a- sant aucemmodattone for families or stnuto per
sona owner of flEttiaD Ed NE* wreath formerly the
A • loon Hetet
Betlrehem. Juno 22 DU Jrll6 6t*
-Y B tit itOIN(4 —At a fliat-chas
vv Farm }lnamo lA chest'r counts , . Aooeu by rail
road. rt. rths raoqorato. For
Do Yon the eropttetor. at No. 1540 1.1 RhY 4 trait,
rota lUtti 4 t•E t"
fqrmlning. B ).A.RD i% at PlorbilCS
Heighte.—The undersigned bee opened the Legge
house on the Heights. and is no ready to remote
boarders. I<n Will keep the house and he table in the
best condition. atioftletB J DORit. y,
jew-61 t M3l LOCU‘T •treat•
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
plasm INSlliitintlE sAhtrail.kg
No. IMO .oNENTNlliri_ertesq
FIRE AND itiLANI.3 trtairwak.
DIRNCTORR.
atone W. Day—..-.of Deg & Matisok.
liernmel Wright__ 0 Wnght Broil &
D. B Birrey " Dells & Dirtier.
Deng Lewis, Jr.— " Lewis Bros & Co.
O. itlonardson.—.—"l. C. Rowe & Ca.
Samuel T. Bodine...-Preet Wyoming OseLOMMIMPY•
Jun. W. N3rermen.--of J. W. mermen & Ca.
Sea. A. Wext—.... West & Feiss.
W. 8. Martin-L..
.-.... " IlavAge, Martini & 4a D
0. Wilson evid.'Atterney-st.
Woodraff—...ol Stbley, Molten, & WearersJno.
Jno. Kessler, Jr,. No. Inn Breen street.
eschonW. DAY L rresident.
RANOIB BOCA- Irmo Presidia
Ai111414 411 M T. RLA "'WA n Frven.rweir
SAVING re Ilifil DS.
QAVENG VUND-- - 01.41.1:1CD ?MIMI
TRUST COMPANY, owner 'FRIAR aai OREM
NUT streets.
INFEREET FIVE PER GMT.
3. R. CRAWFORD, ?mite%
JAMES ft. i/VIsTEX, oicorctor7 and "Nrsearner.
Office hour*. from 10 until S o'clock.
lu l ls Cornwall is not joined in lutv application Ms
Lorlsiottlara, fag
ti• Et# Li Le e x LIMN AIN D
D %11.0 r EX 71/5 4 10`115 1 .-81eamer
tonoo. a to.v -aratr ow ARCM drill, dr,
On. ditto , exo.pt d)at ipie
°Nitwit for Chet r,
g_tove. N. w beiawese LIN!, !rata DgLA.-
WARP', Red mem
Fe foe the t .... . 50 (Ants ,
usvs for Endneton and Odessa meet tho. tine.
1E74 at*
magaFOß NNW YUAN,.
NEW DAILY LINE, via Delaware as ,
Renner' veinal.
Phi eueiphta end New York ExProm BMAlkoet
piny will receive freight on and after MU DAY.
and leave deli, at II P. N.. dolmen their ear
goes to New York the following dale.
Freights taken at reasonable races.
WM. P °Law!, Agent,
Na. 14 !SOUTH WHARNWS. Philadelphia.
J ME FLAP' D, agent,
/harm 14 and 11 FART MVP S.. New Valk.
iftf
aIga&FQK NEW YORK. --
rtniadotphin mtam Propeller Cornelia
vriU 64113111te1L08 their business for the mem on Monies
18th init.
Their Reamers are now receiving freight at &Rea
Fier above Walnut street.
Worms seoenunedatuur.. Agri _to
W BAIRD k CO.,
WAffsAMlllig WEST ORESTES
itsem -mar—ser* RAILROAD T Arne vss.
P.t.zinizkLvAilin Al' R .A,., leave depot, mart'
itt,ENI , NTD dad M RR RT eiraeie, er. LIZ A.M.. 111
soon, 33 P M.. .tnd e Q M.
on Sunday. leave Philadelphia at 7.X0 A. 10.. and
West qhester ate P. M. Ira tf
•
SSA3.4O riollols.—UfiNerlig
SWAT 'PRAM VALLE VRA MAIM M—PAE
owNtierown Amp
TERMEDIATR ititrvolt and after 140 th,g
MS, the Passenger T 'a n VOSWI4IIICGT v oIIWN
will start from the new fo r cgrsengerfuspot of the Pleb*.
tejphia and Rending Itgiirood Company, corner of
IfigOAD and um,Lowgifia.. atrimins. (martens/1r •13-
*ranee Ganowhill.)
Tjts,fgs for Downingtown Pumas at La
A. M.
APPERACION 'MUIR for Runnunatowt MUM in
ASO P. M
Etlarc'dcalemißoasiiirdaeoPr a Manag ). ere of tkil ?Waist
toa and Resifts Railroad Compan.
w P TOIT RPRRY.lperrtim
DINTALLINA.—We speak from
ILA" mactioal exponenee when 111Ylpg. May. the OPrth
DIPITAL.L.INA made by Mr. 81tItlfd of BROAD
oraucE fitreets. is decidedly the itioest ereesna4p
for the mouth anti teeth that we have ever be e
believe it fulfila ail that is Maimed for it, Sad being Ile;
eommended by the CMlrt delitiffts ere advise al.
ta ea. ;4 a triel.—lrtrahreh. troll-mre •
COTTON SAIL UPON and t/AVITAO,
of al numbers and broods.
Raven's Dock Awning twaloof all otoonotionot for
Team. Atrium, Tiro an/ weaolLOovers
POril harem Prier rolta fro. Ito I
boil In it. Taipe i! BILIIre• kik
Aim .1 , o Kap* 99
116 VA *A t.lbAks.b.—A
AX 101()",,2°40111-brgitiril'PaVimehrimiL!
moult of the u l.'-'l ; r arn e . Cabanas. V ovoid Espanola. arr
kelt g°.,h " k B ihri Punchinello. &0.. &o. also, Fissid
turt0... , 017; 01 K r:retro& For sale loss
: for town, et old
and •wa h toe importer. Cilaitt.&& lit
tariff Phi em. No. 130 WALISITT EDON.
jof Ira
VA AD PRINTING, MIST AND thnutriffs
es Citr. at 84 South 7/LIRD arm.
OLROULJUL PRUEB/140. Bus 444 08448414 to 60
Nth at U h u M UI&D limed