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sraultpmr, 2 O'CLOCK, A
LATEST FROM THE GRAND ARMY,
Bubb's Rua, July JA-4 P. M.—From careful
logalrtee, it ta avaertalned that the number wound.
ed yesterday, on the Federal Bide, reaches 60, and
the killed 40. Several areFutailons have been
performed. The wounded, for the greater part,
ere quartered in an old stone ahuroh, where every
attention la being paid to their oomfort. FOUrteen
of the dead were buried this utt rniog.
There has been no firing at Bull Run to-day.
Tio Confederates are still in poseeseion of their
principal batteries. Their pickets approach to
within one hundred and fifty yards of our own.
With spyglasscs large bodies of Confederates
were aeon acoviog at the right and left, apparently
extending their base of operations, but not re
tro thug.
Batteries are being erected on oar side corn.
mending the enemy's works, which are of a sab•
gentle' oharneter.
Owing to the slight repulse with which we have
met, the movement against the enemy will be
more carefully planned, anti of greater magnitude
than was at first contemplated.
Oar troops are ail eager for the fight. They
have oonetruoted tents of their blankets thrown
over stocked arms. There ie plenty of food, in
cluding fresh beef, in our camps.
The Indications are that there will riot be . a
general forward movement before Sunday morn•
ing,.unleao the enemy obeli provoke one.
Special attention' is being paid to the hospital
department, and making preparations for the dolt
and wounded,
The batteries of the Confederates yesterday were
soientilloally worked:.
Thls afternoon General Order No. 18 was read
to all the troops under Gen. BicDowell's com
mand, both at Centreville and Fairfax Court
louse, prohibit}ng theft of every , description and
kind, and enjoining respeot for persons and pro
perty, stating that the penalty for its violation
would be incarceration fn Alexandria jail, and for
Grimes of magnitude the severest psnalties known
to military law. The order also stated that we had
invaded Virginia to restore to persons their lawful
rights, and to scours their good will. Boldiers are
not at any time to be the judgss of the acts of the
Southern people, and to take upon themselves the
propriety of punishment. This would frustrate the
designs of the Government. To this the troops
marled by the clapping of hands and huzzahs for
their commander.
Paine are taken by responsible thee VieitiOg tile
seat of war from Washington to Impress upon the
people that the Government will preterit them in
the enjoyment of their rights, and that this war is
for the purpose of maintaining our nationality.
All rumors of fighting today are untrue
Beivemal oanaltiee have happened to oar troops
by the accidental disolorge of their guns.
The Fort Pickens battery, filsj3r Hunt, arrived
et Centreville this afternoon.
FROM WASHDIGTON.
Wasninavok, Tilly 19 —The Sixth Maine regi
ment arrived here at 11 o'clock to-night.
The Senate to-day in executive session rejected
the nomination of Mtgual A. Otero as Secretary
of New Mexico, This, it is understood, was owing
to his Seoersion proclivities, which were not known
et the time of hie appointment lie was lately a
delegate to Congress from that Territory
Tt!J u rY.
Military and Naval Matters.
This camp now contains more men than any en•
campment in the neighborhood of the city About
one thousand men were upon the ground yester
day, and at least double that number of visitora
from the neighboring country. The tents are
pitched on a level part
.of the field, adjoining the
township line road. Colonel Geary will beperma
nattily placed upon the park next week. The un
assuming, energetic effate of Colonel Geary to
provide for the wellbeing of the men, have made
him popular with both soldiers and civilians
Hacks are running all day to the camp from the
Frankford terminus of the Fifth and dixth-streets
Railroad. The fare to camp, per hack and ear, is
seventeen cents. Hundreds of relatives of the sot.
diers availed themselves of the accommodations to
visit the park and we noticed many aged women
trudging along the plank road and turnpike with
baskets and bundles of good things, aparir'g them-
selves the luxury or a r de, to devote the offerings
of affection to thsir sons.
The good behavior of the soldiers, and the kind
ness of the neighbors, have attached the one to the
other. Whole oompanies are feted at a time by
the gentry and good-folk of Milltown, Fox Chase,
sad other villages tear by. while there has been no
tingle cause of complaint from any quarter what-
OV,r
The mon are marched to the bank of Tammy
erotic, by companies, in the cool of the evening,
and allowed to bathe In the clear waters. Cot
(leery has eulleted the sons of many fernier/ and
villagers in the vtoloity, and arrangements are
being made to present a regimental Reg to the on
limn at an early opportunity. The necessary
complement of I 500 men will soon be made up.
THE HOME GITARDS.
At a meeting composed of the committees ap
pointed by the various companies of Nome Gouda,
Reserve Grays, Reserve Blues, etc., favorable to
the formation of a regiment to be offered to the
General Goverment for active service, the follow.
log companies were represented : First Regiment,
companies A, R. and II; Second Regiment, coat
pantos 8,0, and G.; Thlre Regiment, company A;
Union Guards, Naylor Rome Guards, and compa
nies B and Dof the ZlitaTe Battalion. Nearly all
of these companies aro
foil. -
The fallowing rescind div were adopted:
Resolved, That each company to be represented
in this regiment open their muster-rolls at once.
Reset/cad, That the regiment serve for the term
of three years, cutlass sooner discharged.
Resolved, That a oommlttee of fire be appointed,
for the purpose of ascertaining what arms, so., can
be obtained for the regiment.
The meeting then adjust:nod until Wednesday
evening nest.
I=l
Lima Ashmead, late an officer of the Mantua
Rome Guard, of the Twenty-fourth ward, Captain
Carrie, now quartermaster of Col. Murpby's
ment, bee been presented with a handsome sword
by the former company. The presentation speech
was made by Prank. McLaughlin, Etq
Acjatant Setford, of the Jsekson Regiment, has
been presented with a beautiful and costly sword,
sash, and belt, by a number of private friends
The presentation was made by Capt Zuilo, of Com
pany Z, in a very neat speech, which was replied
to, on behalf of the recipient, by Sergeant Major
Robert P Decker!, in a few brief bat elcquent and
patriotic remarks. Co!. Murphy and staff, together
with a number of ladles and gentlemen, were pre-
Sent, and teneh 400 d feeling and patriotic entbn-
Claim were maoliested An ode, dedicated to the
Jackson Regiment by Charles °Rhein, Esq., of the
West Philadelphia Star, was recited by Quarter
master Albert S. Ant:mead, amid much enthu
siaam.
OAXIRON LIGHT (MAUD REGIMENT
This fine regiment is rapidly filling np. Compa
ny C has been inepeoted, and will quickly be fol
lowed by the remainder of the companies Colonel
McLean Is now absent at the seat of war, but will
shortly return arid take oommend of hie regiment.
The regiment will be made up prinolpally of three•
months volniltsers, whiolf wilt add greatly to Its
effitiiency.
ETIIIIOIC BY MOM/2Q
During the storm early yesterday morning, Fort
wirjostruok by lightnieg, and the garrison
became uneasy lest the Hold enould reach the ma..
gash:m. 3 "h was subsequently discovered how
ever, that the current of electricity bad directed
its 0011110 towards the extensive lee house adjoin
ing the fort, whioh is said to have suffered to a
considerable extent. The battlements seemed
fairly red with eleotrioity, and the others of vet.
sell in the offing thetight the whole work was
being destroyed by Bre, and awaited the *into•
sion of the magazine for some minutes with breath
less anxiety, •
g'XIILLIN'S RASGERS.
A lettar has beeq received front OtipTali McMul
lin, of the Rangers, In whioh be states that he
will return with his corps at the expiration of
three months, which Is on the 28th of August,
when he will redraft for the war.
2278704 ARTILLNRY
This crook company will go to Ohadd's Ford this
morning, to enamor, with Capt. Biddle's company.
The MOtl comprising this artillery company are
young gentlemen or tact and energy. Their en
campment will no doubt be largely visited.
11.11CRUITS.
Yesterday morning, about fifty recruits passed
through this olty, from New York. They belong
to the Virginia coast guard.
TR'S NAVY YARD
Orders having been rso.tved at the Navy Yard
to have the steamship Keystone State ready for
Habig yesterday, a numbit of the workmen were
kept busy during the entire night , commencing at
6 , 0100 k on Thursday evening. We are Informed,
however, that We afternoon is the earliest posaible
period of departure. The various decks of the
vessel, and the dock at wbioh she was lying, pre•
seated a soene of activity not often witnessed. The
decks were oovered by a confused mass of riggers,
oarpenters, bisokstniths, gunsmiths, coal heavers.
sailors, sailmakers; painters, officers, and naval
officials.
The new sloop-of•war Tuscarora Is progressing
rept lly, all of her timbers being up, and a portion
~ t her planking to piano The Naval Ckmstruotor
of New York was in Philadelphia on Wednesday.
.
examining several vessels, to a s certain their fitness
for naval purpriaes The steamer Seminole will
be taken from the d ok this week and supplied
with stores as soon as portable,
There is the greatest activity at our Navy Yard,
and there is plenty of work for a yard of twtoe Its
capacity. Nevertheless, we understand that the
workmanship from our yard, during the •whole
ras h," h a s been exeouted In .he most satisfactory
manner, both as regards expedition and quality.
I MILIMIAGE, or THOMAS J. ARMSTRONG.—A
new phabo of the Crawford and Armstrong minder
sate WAS evoked yesterday, in the publication of
Ms marriage of the condemned with Miss Isabella
MoOlehan. The alletred marriage was 'etated•to
have escorted on the fit of October, 1859, the rite
belnq soleronispi by the Hey J GI Wilson, of
tie First Independent Church, Marlborough street,
Kensington.
Of the elroomstanoes of the marriage, and the
reasons for so long ocomesliog the same, we suppose
the public have no right to !snow. /tumor, how
ever, had a hundred stories to tell of the matter
It is certain that during the trial, and up to this
date, nothing was known or said of young Arm
strong's matrimonial relation
FILLING ll'.—The very ugly lot at Sixth
West and Columbia avenue is being filled op,
much to the relief of the oitisens of adj )(rang
Darts. A good move for that part of the city would
be the suppression of the numerous glue and bone
places, which so mush annoy the Twentieth
TO DISAPPEAR AND TO APPEAR.—The old
depot of the Pennsylvania Itadroad Company,
I i Arai street, and the tangled lines of rail
upon Tnird and upon Market streets, will abort's ,
dts ippear, much to the relief of citizens. With
tit mm will go the miserable maid teams, and the
et riled trains of baggage care, the brutal driver
and his eternally cracking whip, that used to fret
and fume before the newspaper offices, arid drown
the meanie of the newsboys_
Likethe old turnpike and its broken Oone
otoga teams, (vide T. B Read,) the year
HU will probably witness the last of the
i* City , ' railroad Few will lament tbei: ex
Ist; but they were institutions in their day
and generation, The passenger depot will not
present be removed, although the now freight
depot at the foot of Washington street should, from
mounts, be euffiliently extensive to subserve most
of the interests of the company. The freight depot
at Thirteenth and Market streets, a large and ea
pable structure, will still remain The new freight
depot will stand upon an area comprising thirteen
sores of ground, lying on the Delaware, between
Washington and Christian streets, and extending
beak to Swanson street' Work wee commenced on
the 3d inst by demolishing the old sawmills and
sheds on the spot, and it is in contemplation, by
the Ist of January next, to have erected a large
fire proof iron grain-elevator, with a capacity for
containing 475.000 bushels, also an extensive shed
for other freight, and the necessary buildings for
oars, it e.
The dock will moreover will be carried out into
the river three hundred and twenty-two feet beyond
its present limits, and the whole improvement will
be a great advantage both to the appearance and
business of that locality. A bridge, the mason
work of which is nearly flubbed, is now building
across the Schuylkill , near the United States
Arsenal, and will also ba completed by the first of
January next. Freight oars, after palming it, will
be drawn by looomotives down Washington street
to the new terminus. The road, as will be seen
by these preparatione, is one of the greatest in re
snuroes and wealth in the Union. It is also ad
mirably gartered and managed.
FIRE ON PETTY'S ISLAND.—OR Thursday
night, about half past eleven o'clock, ilre was dis
covered under the , 4 ways" of the ship's dock.
yard erected on Petty's Island, opposite the oily.
It seems that the workmen bad for Name time put
been in the habit of placing all , their loose shavings
and timber-ends in a vacancy beneath the ways,
and, by some accident, these took fire. and threat
ened the destruction of the yard. Fortunately,
the boat's orew, No. 2, harbor polio°, under Cox
swain Grimes, war near by, and they went to work
with their, fire.buokets and succeeded finally in
extinguishing the fire before it had done any seri
ous damage. The ways will be repaired imme
diately, and there will be no cessation of work - at
the yard.
MELANOHOLY DHOWNINO OASR.—A mad Came
of drowning took place near York station ' on the
line of the North Pennerlrani& Railroad, onThurs
day afternoon ' about four o'clock. Four persons,
bringing in the neighborhood, want upon a fish
ing exeurrion on the Pennypaok creek, awl while
engaged in drawing a net, Mr. Thomas rerkea,
who was standing in the water and assisting in
drawing the seine, fall over into the creek and was
drowned. Bic body was subsequently recovered.
It is supposed that be wan Wien with a cramp.
The deceased was about thirty five years of age.
lie left a wife and three children. Ile was a car
penter and builder, and was muoh respected.
Heanowo ATE.—In riding out tho Frankford
Railroad, yesterday, we were struck with the tor•
loin appearance of this ancient boor garden It
wee, in old days,
when beer and beer-drinkers
were rare, one of the few flourishing suburban
pleasure•grounas. But since, of late days, brew
eries and malt liquors have come into fashion '
Bar.
rowgate has 'tabled to other influences, and beer,
like empire, has taken its way westward, to Schuyl
kill Relights and the Falls. The old place still does
tolerable business, and the garden is large and
full of swings, shade trees, and beer tables.
To MORROW APTS .- 10100N, at ball past three
o'eleoh, at the military camp, a little southwest of
flestonville, West Philadelphia, a sermon will be
delivered by the Rev. Nathaniel West, D D with
the-cordial consent of the commanding offeser,
Colonel Murphy Thir encampment is truly !roan•
MAIL On first sight, to those acquainted with the
Bible, the palmist., Numbers xxiv, 5, rises up to
view, " flow goodly are tby tents, 0 Jacob !"
ARREsr or A CHIOREN Thrir.—For some
time past the residents of Germantown and Mount
Airy nave suffered from depredations on their hen.
roosts and houses On Thursday afternoon the po.
line made a descent on the house of a saspeoted
party living on Allen's lane Twenty second ward.
A number of articles stolen from different planes in
the neighborhood were found upon the premises.
The alleged thief was committed to answer. •
THE ErIsOOPAL HOSPITAL, notwithstanding
the pressured - the times, le being rapidly pushed
forward to completion. The front and west wing
have been raised to the full height. and the build
en calculate, in the some of three months, or lees,
to have the building tenable. The structure is of
an admirable character, and the increased acrocin
modattons will greatly enlarge its benevolence.
COtir DE SOLEIL.—A woman named Catha
rine kleawart, aged seventy• two years, tell in the
street, at clermantown road, below Girard avenue,
from the effrote of son stroke, yesterday afternoon.
After receiving mediae' attendance, she was con
veyed to her residence in West Philadelphia. The
physician In attendance expressed hopes of her
recovery.
ACM:WM.—Thomas Lawless, aged thirty-
Dine years, while digging • wait. at Norristown;
yesterday morning, was seriously iii-cosz
stquence of an iron drill falling on his head. lle
sustained a compound fracture of the skall. Toe,
sufferer was 00IIVeyod to the Pennsylvania Ho*
tal.
Hen Nelts.—Tho name of the woman who
fell down Mitt end killed herself yesterday morn-.
ing, In Thirteenth street, above Oxford, will Ellen
A. Book.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATICS DISITISIOT COURT—Judge
Cadw dader.— Um United States vs The General
Parblial. The opinion of the court in this case,
which bee awakened considerable interest from the
novelty of the questions, and the feet that the pre
sent is the first decision under the regent blockade
proclamations of the Government, was delivered
yesterday Its extreme length prevents us furnish
ing anything mere than a synopsis of its principal
features.
It commenced with a review of the reoent events
in the history of our country, beginning with the
Declaration of Independence by the State of South
Carolina in December last, the enoceedlng events
of a similar character in other States, and the or•
ganization of a hostile government and the corn.
mencement of hostilities that had now assumed the
proportions of a general war. The capture of the
libelled vessel by a United States 'frigate on the
20th of May last, off the port of Charleston, while
on her voyage from Liverpool to Charleston was
next alluded to, as well as the averments of the
libel—viz : that she was engaged in an attempt to
violate the laws of Maskede established at that
port, and that she is the property of insurgents
and rebels. If the latter position is sustained, it
was unnecessary to enter into a consideration of
the former. In the present hostile relation of
South Carolina to the General Government. oan a
citizen of that plaoe maintain a claim to the cap
tured property in the courts of the United States?
With the statement of this proposition, the opin•
ion branched out into a dissertation on the forma
tion of the Government, and the relative position
of the States to themselves and to the General Go
vernment. As to the former, being independent of
each other, and as to their being independent only
in snob matters as were not reserved by the Con
stitution to the Federal Government, secession war
defined to be no more nor less than attempted re•
volution, neither the power nor the right of which
could be asserted in the courts of the United States.
Within the limits of two of the seceded States,
so called, the lima of the United States were en
forcible, but within the entire limits of the other
nine the Constitution and laws of the United States
were defied and their execution suspended. The
Constitution prohibits all bills of attainder, and in
guaranteeing the right to a speedy trial, proviths
that the accused shal be tried in the district where
the alleged offence was committed. In view of this,
war was the only means of self.redt see, the only
method whereby the restoration of the constita•
tional authority eonid be effected.
To bold rules restricting it within any limitless
than a general war, was to give an advantage to
the insurgents The suspension of the courts of
Justice required that they should 'be again este.
blished, and restored by the strong arm of the Go
vernment. The organization of prize courts was
then reviewed, and their prietioe in refusing to
entertain the olatm of owners residing in a hostile
State, unless for some Special reason, which re
lieved the claimant of hie hostile position.. And
this, though the claimant may be a citizen of the
State in whose court he interposes his hiatus, „ _
' The claim of Messrs Stook d; Patterson, of
Charleston, South Carolina, is therefore dismissed,
and the next rep will be the condemnation of the
vessel as a lawful mizs.of war.
.QUAILTIRIL Szastose—This court was in aes
sten and a number of trifling Gager were die
posed of.
GENERAL NEWS.
A DOUBLE, ACCIDENT TO VOLUNT EEES.—
There was an extraordinary case of accidental
shooting at Alton, Illinois. One of the volunteers
was wounded by the accidental discharge of a gun,
the ball passing through the lower part of the
groin, and then through the head of another volun
teer, the ball entering near the oheek bone on one
side, passing through below the brain, and coming
out on the other side After a lapse of eight days .
both men were doing well, and there was a strong
probability of their recovery
A. OENTLEBLAN of polished manners, who
represented himself asa bearer of despatches from
the English Government to their Comm' at Charles.
ton, 8. C., was last week overhauled on the oars
near Lafayette, Ind , and his red taped baggage
found to conceal over 50 000 peroassion caps, in
tended for the rebels. The " secret" diplomatist
managed to escape.
?mesa TrtousArm A MONTH.—Borger, the
great Freenh billiard player, has been offered nine
thonsand dollars, by a billiard proprietor in San
Frew:deco, to perform a three•monthe engagement
in Oalifornia--bis expeoses to be paid both ways
The man agrees to deposit the money in a San
Francisco bank, whenever he receives notioe that
his offer is accepted.
A ums in St. Louie, out of love to the be
nighted men of the South, takes all the Notthern
papers he MID get, puts them into bottle' with a
little (II in the eork, and fiends them down the
giver, to be pioked up and read by the rebels be
low lie oalle this his floating telegraph.
INDIArte, which, forty-five yoara ago, in the
memory of the generation now living, was a fron•
t,er territory, inhabited by red men. has now an
army of twenty thou twelve
sand Infantry andb un
dred oavalry In the field, battling for the minte
nanee of free institutions.
Galt. J. C. ittgiloter has donated a lot of
ground, to be situated either in Mariposa City or
Bear Valley, as a site fora Clat6oll6 Obrirth. Re
has promisee farther aid when' the building is com
menced Mariposa oonnti oonstiortes the most
southern part of the Arob looses of Ban Frenetic°
Tea Fitts Mesons in Canada prbpoee to
establish a Maaosio 'ilium, at a out of $20,000,
for the relief of indigent Masons, their waive, and
families Bo non u the va•lous lodges subtoriba
half the amount, the Grand Lodge will provide the
remainder.
A MEMBER of the Massachusetts Rifles at
Fort MeElenry died en Wednesday of typhoid fuer.
Hit rentsLoi were sent on to Boston, under charge
of Capt. Dodd. Thin disease Is said to prevail at
that point and several others of the troops are now
seriously ill with it.
A LIZIITENANT Of police, In Albany,fell asleep
the otter day at the station-house, while waiting
for something to " turn up," and, when he awoke,
found that his watch-guard had been out, and the
watch itself taken from his pooket.
UPWARDS of six thousand Testaments have
b len distributed among the NewJersoy troops new
In Virginia. haversl hundred were printed in the
German language.
A WEALTHY gentleman at Worcester, Mass.,
who has a nephew In the rebel army at BeefelPs
Paint, has sent a letter to General Butler, offering
$550 for the head of his traitorous relation,
Ix SAN Fitanotsco the war spirit prevails
with increased ardor. Almost every hail of suits•
ble else is used as a d.ill-room by the volunteers.
deaessionists have little show in California.
Trtu people of Massachueetta aro about
founding an agrioultural college. It will probably
be located at Springflsld. $50.000 ere already cub
borlbed In sled the enterprise.
DICKINSON COLLEGE, Pa., has conferred the
decree of LL. D. on Hon Edward Balm!, Attorney
General of the United States.
BOSTON is to have a new city Hospital, the
Common Council having appropriated money for
its erection at its last meeting.
Ir is estimated that the' maple sugar crop
for the au rrent year will exceed 28,000 tone, valued
at $3,017.000.
A MORMON ADVERT/9EIMT READS—c( To
be let—rooms for two gentlemen and four trim, or
rooms for one gentleman and all wives."
FINANCIAII AND COMMERCIAis
rho Money Market..
PRILADNIMIIIA, July W, 1861
State Ilvee advanoed at the Stook Board to-day
to 78 ; City sizes, old issue, to 883 new lone. 96 *
Beading fell off a trifle, but roes again to 19i at
the eeoond board. Lehigh aorip' sold at 95i; Le
high Valley Railroad 'hares at 49*; Mineh9ll Rail
road 57, and Elmira preferred 10:.
Messrs. Michener tie , No. 50 South Third
street, are buying city warrants at a discount of
three and a half per cent. for ourrency, and four
and a half per cent. for bankable funds.
Messrs. Mlobener 00 , bankers, at No. 50
South Third street, furnish no with the follow
ing quotations for Pennsylvania bank notes
Dismount.
Allogbany Bank—.l
Anthracite Bank—/ o 194
Bit of Beaver Co—.l o .1,4 -
Bk of Chamberang .1 o 134
Isk of Chas. Vajley.l 0 /X
Bk of Oosn, ET111...i 0
Bit of ilrawford Cosi m 4
Bk of Danville. 1 0 1,4
Bk of Fayette Co-1 e
Bk of Cattyabarg_.l 0 1X
Bk of Laws's Co._S 44 4
Bk of Mlthilotown.l 0 I.l‘ ,
Bk of Newoaatle —3 44 4
Bk of Nthumberl'd 1 o IX ,
Bk of Penna.. _ 76
Bk of flicenixyle.r. CD 1.,W
Bk of 14 saburg.-- 1 49
.1.51 )
Bk or Pottatorn.. 1 o 11,s'
Citizma' Bk, Psttnl 0 /A
Clearfield Co. 8k../ o 134
C lumbia 8ank....1 0 IN
Mahan'. Bk A ilttn 1 o
33t
F a r mßi k c o fpa ad o.l LX
ar & Croy
Bk-1 o WI
Fre.t.k lik of Wash.) 0..1
. • • Dissount.
Harrisburg Bank-1 soak'
Honesdale Bank. —1 0 p(
Iron Oily lik,Pictba es 13;
Israel Snore Bk—,l eb I%
Bittanning Benk-1 '' is 11‘ 14h/inert 8ank.,..1 aDi
Lob:Vat BkLeb-1 a 1
Lewisburg Hank.-1 a.l
Look Raven Bank.l 0 )
Meos Bk, Pittalm-1 0 13(
Met & Man Bk. do 1 0 3.1.(
Mononashela 8k..1 0 IX
MonntJoy B 0 1X
Nth Werem Bk._2 es 2);
tOotorom Bank,—.l 0 IX
iPittsatin Hawk —1 0 I,l‘
ishairMin Bank,. —2)60 3
'Strvudseu.K SRI* 1..0 Ili
Two County 8k..2 es 11,,
Union Bk of Read.l 0 IX
Warren Co Bank-2 0 2)s
West Branch Bk—.l 0 Ihr.
Wyoming Bank of
Wassail:arra—a 0 , 131"
York Bank, York—l m'1!(
York Count/ Bank.). 0 LX
The following-named bank notes are at par, and
received on deposit by our, oity banks : Philadel
phia oity banks, Alientown'Bank, Bank of Cats
mous, Bank otChester county, Bank of Delaware
county, Bank
„of Montgomery ootuV r ..,, - ''Sylestown
Bank, _Easton Bank, Easton ;34., - ;ksfhr Bank of
Books county, Farmers Bank of Lancaster, Farm
ers and Illeohanicsi Bank, Easton Lancaster
County Bank, Mauch Chunk Bank, Miners' Bank
of Pottsville.
The following are the quotations for domeatio
exchange furnished by Idioherter k Co.:
Discount. Disoount.
New York City. pare M 1ndiana..—.....:....... 203
do tete-- Xas% Kentuoky...-:-...... fele
New Kneead , AgoN Illinois-...-..........-. • 40070
N ew je,bey ... .......p. , ON. W i500na11..:... ' 4 • • - elelti
Undo, ISt XeSs lowa .--.....: nem
De laser/ Si & over. p• r itUotugan--...... ton
Under ne-.... Meal Virginia— . The
Mary .and. ... —.. lei Norm Carolina..... 2de
Baltimore ........parok . Missouri— ..--- Me
Pun ..4 Columbia.- . se+ New urlenne__.... 10015
Ohio--- 1%62
The following to the amount of coal shipped over
the 11untingdon and Broad Top Mountain Rail
road, for the week ending Wednesday, July 17,
18111, and vino* January let, 1881 :
Weak. Previously. Total.
Tons. Tons. Tone
7.612 108.238 112 8-0
1.860 118 98 321 91.43!
- -
Inoreate - . 3 528 9,917
The following is the amount of ooal traneporteo
on the Shamokin Valley and Pottsville Railroad
for the week ending July 13, 1881:
Week. Year.
For the week ending July 13, 11151....._ t 828 09 99 WI 06
Same time 1641. Dear_—,. 4 867 lid 66.949 08
Ina ease—
Decrease..
11,944 13
The NOW York Post of this evening says : The
■took market pauses to day, pending theoonfliot at
'lionesses Junction, and prices show a decline In
acme descriptions, while the general list presents
no material change from the Second Board of 'see
terd ay
The transactions in the leading stooks are fitili
on en active scale, though buyers are disposed to
await the success of the Union troops st Manama
before inoreaiing their purchases At the close,
mocks are in good demand at the prices. Sales of
New York Central at 781; !teak 1.1..1, 43:. -
Tae market for Government stooks rem slue very
arm, and the Sixes of 1881 sold at 901,9111, the
highest point yet touched The various Five Der
cents are also higher. The 1871's are held at 83a
84'. The Treasury Notes are scarce—the 12 per
cents sold at 102;
The business to the Southern bonds is less active
today, but prices, excepting Louisiana, which are
25 per cent. lower, show no important changes.
Missouri@ and Teunessees are 111 per cent. k wer .
Itentaskys, however, rose 11t2 per oent
. Money on Dell is in fair demand at Gad per oent.,
with a large supply. The market is very quiet
for paper, and prime names are scarce at 8a63 per
cent.
Philadelphia Stock Exchange Sales,
July 19, IMI.
REPORTED BY e. E.11L5.211A1211, illeTobants' 'Robing e.
FIRST RDA RD.
10 Reading It 193 1009 Reading eis 184420 e SO
80 do 19% 10 Lehigh Valleyß.- 4936
on do 19% 1! do - 49%
8 2d & 34 39 13 do 49%
11 Del Illy Canal— 118 4200 abt Penn& Ss C&P 78
10 do -_. 38 I. oo OAT Gs D..-- MX.
14 spruce &.; Pine It 8% 900 do 'New.— 943.
50 Minot:all 87 10.0 do New.— 96%
2 do - 57 6 61110 &rip— 36*
IiDO Reading 68 rm.... 7 3% 180 Chen & Del 6s.- . 56
IRO do 73%
BETwEk..r
60 Elmira R weld bB, 103.1
=City 6s 963 C
SECOND
BOARDS.
50 Reading R.....
100 d
Reading it 193(1
sil o 19
2 Lehigh Forip—
-4
1000 Lehigh Valley 91
01,0511 , (11 f I
dikta
Phil& es R.int off 8834 in
rtiiia oh MK.: 89
Phil& as new itioff9s_X
POllllll riX • 78%
Read .1L_.... 1956 1
Read •bde '7o. SS% Si
Read mt wee 93 89% 91
Read mt 'B6 73% 74
Penns K— 88% .1911
Parma R Mint& UK
Morrie Can con. 41 45
Morns Can 114
'Soh NO WA.-- WC 70
Bah Nav Imp 114— TT 80
Sod flavElsk.—. 5N 8
New York Stock
18;:00 U 8 ga 'Bl reg.-90
1612)) do
9/.000 ' do --..-20Y4
MAO U Ge 11 &nap— —1.00:
26000 do
7.00 U Bs '74 nottp.—.Bl34
't r'y 12 p o Nte.....1027
2000 .do
2000 Tr'y 10 p o
2460 Tr'y 6 p o 2 Yeas-8936
20 0 Xentnaky bt 78 I
6030 big '79 ...6/ I
ero. 0 Tenn es .90—. —l6 ,
8000 do —420 N i l
soo.do —.slo lAN
eolp Virgin's ISt 84......47%
b 00 Vs es large bd.— 46
14000 14 Cerolinstia— 59
400 do . 89.%1
3 5000 Mireonri Mare iSe .46
7.00 d 0.... —401.46
60.31 do.. ...—t016.463.4
WOO do-- n3O 46
6003 do . b30.46)i
4000 ..• 402
am do --... —.47.4434
Juuoo blo ea la 11 & 8 /-62
4040 I.4ralatane 64. 29
3000
.0 do do— .-27 K.
80 7
30.0 ft Y St 7.'70..._..106
.1041 N Y Can 134..—....9234
4000 ens id not_ ext 'MPS%
/0.0 Hurl 11. 8
• 10...0 'Harlem lot ..—. 97) , 4
1000 Mich ho Yd m----00
&Po "lice le 2 tde
moo 11l Oen It bds 92
3000 Uhl s W let 40
WOO do ..,bID 40
8090 Chikß 1bd5.....91
40 Bk of Commerce .80
25 d 0..- *XIX
10 eterropo igen 8k..90
28 Conttnental 8k—..71
450 Cum" Prot ....—. 834
111 Poodle Mail B ... 763(
60 op— b 30.4.44
10 do_ .704
New York Markets—Yesterday.
Lomas aye quiet and steady at $5.843i for Pots and
$676 ior Pantie.
BELA. 117111711.—The market for mate and Wipeout
Flour m 60100 higher, with a lair Wiriness doing at toe
improvement. 3he males are 13,00 tibia at 840410 for
2,31,0 finemata_i . o4 2604 56 for extra ()tat. •, $404 10
for supetline pitchman. Indiana. Ohio, /01116, &0, ;
84 2605 60 for extra do. butinding shippi n g brands of
rou. d hcop Ohio, at 84.0005, and trade brands of do at
$6 1006.25.
ouutnern Floor is firmer, and In rued/rive request ;
ea'es ..f 800 libis as .606.60 for Superfine flaltimore
86.6006 76 for extra Mt; 060610 for Biandrwine ; res.eo
0l for 011..ritelOWn ; Wog for Petersburg o.ty ; and $7
09 for Richmond city.
e ft out an Flour is sue hither. with a fair inquiry
the . ales are MD bble at 83 700:4 60 for superfine, and
$4 :087 for the rouge of extra' brande.
Rye Floor is quiet, with trilling sales at 86./3003A
fo: me ranee of fine and superfine.
Corn Meal is dub; we quote Jersey at $2.T600.80;
Biandywitie 8305 trona/mow( *l6.
W heat is fii mar. and prices are toe° higher, with a
rood export demand ; -toes 160 000 bushels at 9401fic for
MI 'smoke, club; $101.02 for a "bet lows; 760030 for
chic too egging. and 960 for haofne Bering.
Joe
bI. 9 niat. Weet c
ern may be quoted at 410600, and
lit ri River at 66006
lag dell a, 63068 e.
~a ts are firm at 270010 for Jersey. Delaware, and
Pennsylvania, and 120330 for Western, Canadian, and
!State,
Corn is firmer. with a moderate demand at the sd
mince ; rime 40 000 bushels, at 400480 for new mined
W. mato.
Psovisions —peal( is q and with maim pornt
chance the sales are 600 bb l .at SIIS forend ell)
f..r prime Heef le in better dem•no with Bela. 700 1 . 0 01
at 0606 60 for *curare mess. 8404 60 for oolintr• Prime,
08010 tic COT repeaked w este.n. ono 0/06001160 for
eaua Ile" Beef Rams are quiet, at .10 76014 f..r
theta and Western. Bacon is nominal. Got meats ere
quiet. at 6060 for hams end Oficpao Tor shoulders. Lard
islet aid unchanged with Isles 900 ten and bbls at
3W u
irisitx is steady with sales of 600 bbl. at 16air/6.5‘0,
New Orleans Markets.
aw Ost.zatts. Job , 19.—Cottott Astra of the week 2210
bales. • id tog lOtforst to. Reo ',too 139 hives. Drorease
?row Oa 360,00 ba es. Dr rest at all Ifreithern perta
AO COO bat.. s, otook, 9,400 bales, tgatost 00,000 °Coolant
year.
ether 3340413i0. Flour 111..0e8. week.,
woos 570 bass, et lltlirscOo ; stootrot.B.o bass, against
4 4XI 1141 year.
°AHD PRINTING, !floc AND Omurseor Itl
the MO. at 14 Bette TURD /Street •
GIROIMAX rimming. Best had Cipeeeset 1.•
o.tv• st 44 ...ti 7H I RONtr....t.
BILL-HEAD PRINTING. Best and Ghaahowi Im the
pity- et 34 tlostb THIRD Street.
PAMPHLET PRINTING, end every other descrip
tion of Printing, of the moat .supenor enetty, At the
Man reasonable rates, at RINGWALT & BROWN'a.
leresere Balleltle. 34 Jetta TRIAD Iltreet.
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, , SATIVRDAYi JULY,
,20. 1861.
OONTINEN'CAL HOTEL—Ninth and Cheatnut.
E O Sampson, Maine Wm Brown, Penne •
E F nutter, 8t Louis 0 McDowell, New-York
11C Stover, New York J 0 Maslen, Ennio
s ecrnwell. Buffalo I. 8 Goble swf N Jersey
Jag Me • nley, Pittsburg N Holmes. Pittsburg
John G 'Holmes, Pittsburg .1G Laoook, Ohio
Mrs to Harmer, Ohio it Remit, New York
Israel Baugh John U Sherlock
John Boutin wheoling, Ara Chas BBmitb. Wheeling
I s Young. New York I A Erben. Lanoaster
&Black, Loudon or Peok. Newark
Mrs seek. Newark 'W B bobbins. Baitimeire
War 8 hark - . Boston Jrns Laurie. New York
Thos 8 Ireland. Ohio 1. Peasongood. bin
Thou Adams, Harrisburg 811 Prentiss & la, Ohio
I. Lewis, Jr, Made Robt W Lewis. Jr naiad&
Jobe Baird New York P Agbase. .sew York
M J SLons, U mi A G P. Johnson. U S A
A it Black Pittssurg M B Mill r. Eittantirg_
0, NCI; Cerny Werne Vast 8 A Dyer. Cti Wayne
J R Hasbrouck. New York Johannes Bruyn. N York
W H Clark, Penns D ft Wood, Montreal
Wm 'orris. New Jersey W 0 Pattemou N Jersey
11Green. Norstioh i. Conn W w ea ve r , a N
[MDR, VS Robt E W 'Biome. Boston
0 B Efridro d New York Dean, Pi. oinonti Ohio
8 Warren ,„New Ica H a Goodwin, W illiemeit't
A Boyd, U it A Seamrdler. Jr, haltim e
Geo W Child., %
el Philada W M Kerr, Harrisburg
Henry Prone, Winnow. I B McCreary, chunk
Spencer,R^met, N Y Whiting. Bolton
Dr A Pmail York. Pa .0 Pmyser, York. Pa
t' Gehring, Wrightsville Geo Ti Parker, lowa
I B Meeker. New York A D Poi/reams, New York
E 0 Perna. New York Geo NI Lauman, Rending
A It Potts, Washington Wm Black. Boston
W M Bailey & son. It held Jes P Smith, Prov, it
P Mc Ilvaine, New York A Brown, Raw York
M We men, Br. olOyn FI Warren. Brooklyn
W L Bradley, New 1, brk I I ogler. Jr. wemnington •
J Amith. New York L P Carman. New York
Jog T Ames, Mass R P (Irene, Worthington
W A Aioherds. Boston 9 B Barnes,. Boston
P Gregory Jr. Jer city B M ebambetri, Jimmy oity
F Ftnery, Boston G Pratt. Itorwich
I M Davis. Port MOAN* BallaPid._BOONl
.
P Proctor Boston II P w Bedford
Win Lane &la. Boston 1' Olarantoe, New York
Wm :no mons, Jer oily Chestrut. 111.1eanore
5 M Orem lieltimore A Goon don & N Y
Bushes. Bkitlroore. J itrnner
F Bewley, Mew York A Broolttsx, Waehjos ton
Wm uoughertr. Wasb'n T W Smith. New. York
0 8 Manson. New York A Van tswearrtuser,Phtta
W P A Caunphell, N J N Mason, Prey, It
tl EnOReNTA' ROTY.4.--Pourte street. below Ares.
J 8 Penney. Penns R S Rrtren,.Pittelmrir
II Williams. Willnurburg James Jenkir u. N Jersey
A fleemut•er, Jr. Beltimore A W IN/rick - eon U 8 A
Mrs A 8 ptivT &e:Contrev B Payeter, Pittebarn
Or i et - Vr i r i rbi fi rr i r iXu r r i e ß -
2 P Atlantic City Mo , .orroll. Slaranawn
Thostilerr.wetber, ?rev, RI Jno Menlo* • T. pryer, RD
L Penney, C'p Coleman &bee Hayes, Pittsburg'
Mrs Rayon k de, Pitt:omA
BOARD.
1003 Penn& Coupon to— 85
ginurs prof 6 1054
3 Far & Meo Bank . 45X
OEM-FIRM.
Bid. diked.
64sh !fair Praia .135
Elmira ft Eref.— /DM
KlminsTh ...
Island ft_ '1163i
60%i
N
CI 16 46, 46K 60%
r c, flo_p—s6X 66,4
Ith e n
7
a Ot6s, .6636 66
N 'tots R ILlo.-76 77
Causing's" Loral 6 6,4
I Frank tr. Bo ...36 . to
2d & 6d-sts It 3_.69%
W Ha 6X cl _5l 63
Sjurruoe & Pine.— 11X 6%
airman & Coates 143 i -.
4 .:xchange--Ju I y It.
an N. Y. Central R_... 78):
MO do— —..b30 78%
Ito do.-- ....
Th
900
IMO ao $7 73.
RO —..510 7
6 Eros Railroad .31
250 Hudson Riv R.—
; 25 d0—._..b30.38
1100 do WX
50 de -MAIN
/00 Kroh 8 & N .
1/0 do -- _34%
. 214 Ohl Ec R. I R--blO. 43a,
100 do -43
do---.-1134"
100 do— --- -WC
16 Warren R—...— 70
200 Har Railroad .11
Wdo— --810.11
700 do -- -11
150 Rarlenl It prof-b 10.28
100 38
100
00) Reading R...:-...100..311.46
701 do --...--.oooAtei
100 .... —130.38)i
do --ASO 38
150 Mloh Centel _45
I 15
101 oo 530. X
1 100 Mleha dc If 1 Guar.s2
100 • do
do
dr
-41
20 PenftineLft - -Ill).
leo 111 Cen II Scrip bnw.6B
GO do---- ... -MO 683 i
JO do- .. MO BtIN
GOdo ............... BOX
400 • do— .-210 68X
00 UM & CM R.- .130 86%
100 do— -- enw 8634
160 do--.. ,-.-- -86%
10 do -- -84
euo Cleve. & Toledo 11-3134
. 241 do —..— .31%
, 20e do ---- . .....10.304
I 8J do -..........M.31%
CITY ITEMS.
Ennt.RMAN GOER TO Teta WAR —The splendid
triumphs of General McClellan and his brave troops
within the past week in Western Virginia, have in
onoed our enterprising young townsman, J A. lishle .
mem , . (pr. prie or of the Great Central Cravat
Store, No tliwest oorner Seventh and Chestnut streets ,
popularly known as the vaccine "G. P. 0..") to
visit the scene of action. Rumor says he has gone to
look after a certain contract to collar the local fames
in Virginia with complete sets of his neat and com
fortable Cravats, and to supply the requisite hempen
artiole for the travors. At any rate, whether at home
or abroad, k sideman is always elmething for his
country. That he Seeps the most magnificent anon_
meat of Collars, Cravats. Shirts, Under Clothing. and
Genie Furnishing Goods generally, in this city. is un
questionable, and his strums are positively fabulously
Lou. Reader, do yourself the honor to Galt and see him.
as he h • returned from the war as iniql a mannered
man as when he went.
Wirrans 00., proprietors of the celebrated
Kerosene Oil Lamps, bearing their name, (Ho. 36
rthrth . hightb street, corner of Filbert,) have hi actual
aXeeriment demonstrated that by acing Asir oil this
lamp aft' rds the safest, moat oonvenient, and least eic
peostre portable light in ace.. They are rapidly befog
introduced into nubile and private edifices throughout
the country.
MILITARY OLOTkildil.—The superior workman
ship and highly satisfactory ohareot•r of the Cloth
ing made up recently for the military, by Messrs .
Wanamater & Brown (proprietors of the Oak Nall
Clothing Bazaar, nouthwegt corner of Sixth and Mar
ket streets,) has secured for them large addttional or
ders, and their tamales for filling them are not et:tr
ansited by any other house in the city. They employ
the most skilful and experienced mittens and workmen,
keep a splendid stook, make a capital fit of every
body that oa/le upon them, and do things an good style
generally. They are driving a handsome business in
spite of " the braes."
Branum GorrPsotiOnnwr.—Meseta. E. G Whit
man & Co., the oelebrated Confectioners, Eeoond street,
below Chestnut, have provided the most varied and
choicest stook of pure bummer Confectionery, espe
cially adapted for carrying out of town; that they have
ever offered. They use only the finest and purest ma
terials In manufacturing, and make their candle* of
consistency with:in makes them keep just as well now,
and as long, as in mid-winter. No on. should leave the
city without a supply of them, and friends here can
gracefully remember their friend . s that are absent in
the name way. Remember thte!
GEPERAL MOCIALLAn's Vrcrontas.•,•lt. is be
lieved by military men that one great reason of the
success of General McClellan, in Western Virginia, is
the fact that his soldiers are well olotlied and comforta
bly equipped. Acting upon this prtnoiple, many of the
newly organized regiments have procured their uni
forms at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Rocklin! .t
Wilson, Nos. 603 and 606 Chestnut street. above Lgth.
This firm is extensively engaged in the manufacture of
military uniforms, and no mean, shabby, or unsubstan
tial garment is ever turned out of their establishment.
(fattener. Boorr.—The public will be glad to
know that the veteran soldier is in excellent health.
Close appl.oation to Vermeil gives him a buoyancy of
writ. and in evidently favorable to his health, both of
body and mind. The old war-soarred veteran still oon-;
clones to wear the elegant garments manufactured at
the one-price gift clothing establishment of Granville
Stokes, 009 Chestnut street. Every purohaser is pra
m ted with a useful snd handsome gift.
WA UItDIRAT4SD that Mrs. Wi'balm will leo•
furs at lianecua-street Mall to-morrow everting.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
up To 12 okrLoox ran inaffr.
AMERICAN HOTEL—Cttestnit saner, above Pima.
Tame. Bedford, M Chun k B F Ritter. Penns
B Murtanstt, Penne 'W 0 Simpson. Pl York
W B Barks, new York w P Atssestall, Boston
Marshall Pumner, Mum 11. It Chedsey, Easton
1 1C Dimes. Phil& A J Bar K tso.ncl
B IT ' , Prague Boston Thos P Kinser. Reading
P 0 Oord,n,l3ostnn R B Curtis ic wife. 31d
Ltent It C Pow, Conn JUMPS J Miller. Conn
r Ilion Mtimith, collo ft T Souders. Phil&
O A (lager, New York Ohs. Bambleton, Ohio
Jas Belford. M Chunk B B Raj ertj & sister. N Y
Robt B Peterson, Jr, Penns A Woods, Phils
W Curtin. Delaware .
BT. 1,0111.8 HO7El.,—Oneetnat Meet. lIDOVB Thira.
IS Jones. Oregon J D Pearson, Philadelphia
P Geddes, Pennsylvania C Coe New 'Raven
T Morris. Pennsylvania K Grey & la, New York
Mr lhonipeon, f-ittabarg W 4 hassles, Obieago, 11l
J 1) Armlet, Virginia J C Catlin, slew York
J Compton. r• Os. ..errnr E F Dixon. Perna
1, Kirby, Massaohusette F Felton, New York
THE UNION—AxeI street. above Vila.
M Phelps, Canaan R W HzU, Conneotlout
W L smith, New Jersey Joshut Comlt. rpnne,
saml Sayl.r,
_v &sten 050 B ITO , BOTI. mass
0 W Ruby, Yost, Penna. T.l Stevenson. Cave May
Lewis Briner. Reading A W Pottuser. Reuling
ft PhilliPs. Jr. New Jersey N !tone, Fachberg
MOUNT v - Rtmort BOTEL—ttennnc et.. above Arcb.
P Monroe. Massachusetts Geo Gillespie, Meal
.1 Born, Brietol, Pa Jae stone. Lyoorning oo,Prt
.1 Jones. Lyoo Ling no. Pa (3eo A üble. Lyecming oo
Stern Maroy, Lyaomingoo E Lucas, Lycoming co, Pa
L Late. At D.J.,yoom'g no 8 'bollards, 'brimming oo
Rua Flin[6:lllon, /CCOCIVI oc. 8 B Beabr ok.l..room's co
J If Dellerr, 14coming oo T Schmidt. Lrooming oo
J C Mark, Lytton:Ong co John /1,0210, Jr I,loolll' gno
t3earles,Lgooming 00 .1 Conover. Lloomnis no
John Grant, I:rooming co 8 Basbrook. t.r.ormlir eo
Ow n Smith. [dooming co 8 Bowen. I..rooming no
P Hallowell, Lronming Oo D Peterson, Loooming no
retsrson, 'rooming co Jae Fry, Lyooming no
Peter Babb, Lamming no Pa
BARLEY IMEAF—Simond street, below Vine.
E B Anderson. Abington W II Neale, Trenton, N
J C NPLeughlin. Trenton 3 & Is, Pei tla
J Stull. Bunks no. Pa J Weikel Bristol
D T Books osainty Barry M oore, Solebory
J Birdie, Pineville Dubree,_ Abington
Miss Dabree. Abington J Satoh. Hartsville
.1 0 Jervis, Doylestown J Davis, Banks county
O Ramsay, Bunk. county A T Duffield Trenton A Reeder, Penns 11 T Janney, Trenton
1:r Rice, SolebarY Smith. Books county
B Knight Is eon. Clunks no J Palmer, Edgewood
C Palmer. Edgewood J Ely. Books county
E V Mile.. Banks °minty 0 7 Remo, Centre Bridge
John Poll. Banks *minty A Lon (share, /Mob( ao .
M flirter. Hartsville James Smith, Bunke co
Thos n Horton, Penns
STATES llNlON—Market street, et,ova
W Mendenhall. Coatesville Jas S Wiley, Chester ee
1 Williams. Chester no, Pa Wm Andrews, Delaware
P W Ash. U 8 A la , It ash. ehestor.oo, Pa
lii P Ash, Cheater no, Pa 13 Landui, Middletown
1) Warren, Now York P Mattson
A B Long ~.1 awunown 12 Burs, Lewistown
A_Bonle, Leiwwtown u M We. Patterson
W 13 lit hode_s, Reading W A easlooChioago, 11l
C C Burg, Wrightsville P Smith k w i' , Delaware
Min V Liman, Delaware
BLACK BEAR HOTEL—Third et.. aboTe Callowtull.
Jaoob Cooper. Forma Waff, Yardterrine
N White. Yerdlerrille F T Beane. Yaidieyrille -
I L Thaler, Yardlem Ile J TomOnaoa , illy berry
E Roads. Boilherton John Ye )11sta, Venn&
Thor, Willard, Penne. t L . nit E Fetters. Peons
AyA Neal, Donngton Hallowell, Abington
se Whi•al; Fenno rhernogton. Labellati
A a Roads Sognation M V Vana•tedsien. Penns
(Mort, flex, ?sons Jae B onotnian Penner
arm Clemens, Penns T H Woli, Danboro
•
COMMERCIAL HOTEL— sixth it.. above Chestnut.
Mr.e Ashazdan, BPav Bledw J Devoe. West Clitter
It Levis, West Chester Moto. Como weas.-
E Hart, Cerny Washington M oardso. Cheater oo
J Shaw. Philadelphia obit Bare, Mt Caton
L Milter, Chester.ra Pawl Veturinson. Chester ,
K. H Comegpa Baltimore J Ruddieson, Peons
'Thom C Be et . 'Penna
RATIONAL ROTEL—Mae meet. stove Mutt.
Jno N Efamilton. Altoona J Kauffman. Reading .
W R Brady. Indians W F Ranoh. Penns
Anvil 8 Mitler, Lebspon J K Bawler. Wain. D C
A K Easton, how York John Heebner. roturville
KEVEZX HOIMIE—Ttord street. above Rears •
Mai Wm Hickle. Trenton C Banton, Sending
Amos Smith, lam•qua YB Derr, A Ilentown •
Geo Ad +m•, Landingvdte W A Moyer. Dattpnin oo
Ito Goodman, .bampron oo
BALD BAGLE HOTEL—Third rt., above Gelhyena°.
Caborne, Bethlehem Joe Brown. Books oo
B smith Buolts co Wm Beene, Books oo
W B liVedner, Berke 00
NILMALIELPI/141 BOA II D
. L IB
C 01161.1,1.110 0, ?K2 Moriltil,
WA.
LETTER BAGS
. .
Ai Vas Merehonts' BoseAangs,
Ship ferenak, Rowland—__ July 15
flirtirurza,Ano _ .Liverpool, soon
Bark lltouoko..J.hompo u— n ('le ave n____.._-.
do Janeiro —Havana '. s
soon
oot
Brig Queen gather, ( B r) Cont....—. Port Spain. soon
Bohr n. an, (Br) Shoinnt )(bullion. Je. soon
Bohr Clara. Barrett . . - --Port Wotan, soon
-Bohr is A Rookooher..stribbs_.... —.Port 'bun. fOOll
MARINE INTELLAGENCE
FORT OP PRILLADRLPRIA. .7011 , 20. 1001.;
?gmama,
--
- e-avti arra
nig w Awoat.
AltarYßD.
Li 8 steam frigate Bnaanetolleek.from Hampton Roads,
with *haft broken. Was °roared to tnlkpori for raptors.
Brearaebir Boston. Orooker.lo boon fri•rn hew York,
ria Cape May. with mdse. and vassalage rs to -James 411-
derision.
Brig Trenton, Atherton, from Portland, in ballast to
ca
Brig California. Comm S days from Bristol. Rl.in
ballast to a. ft fl aWjer a do.
.
Boer Ringgold Crowell 7 days from Providence, with
mime to Uroweit&.•
Bohr Jag nllderdioe,titites, I days froin Boston; with
ice to captain,
Bohr HT Wood, Potter, 3 days from New York, with
toe to captain.
Bohr 11 Abbott, Smith. a darn from Boston, within/.
to captain.
Bohr Retwocia, Haggai, T days from Boston. with lair
to OaPtalo.
Bohr (Marlin. Trawors), 6 days Cairn Boston, with Me
to lienneoy Sr O.
Behr al 0 Tarbell. Thomas, 6 days train prowwiti In
Whist to L nudenrifti & Co.
Bohr henry May, oover,tl days from Marblettesd,ln
ballast to captain.
boor L. , neat Byers.] day from Christisna,Del, with
grain to Onrintian & Conan
tiohr VspOalts, Coo r , 1 car from dito7roll, Del, with
wheat le Jae fl wpe
att & Soc.
Bohr 66iintoa. blazon. 1 day from Yrederloa, Deloinfh
wheat tai Jam gamut & Bon.
Behr Diamood. Trishasnd. 3 days from Indian Meet,
Del. with OM to Jam L Bewley &
Bohr harsh Warron. lumeaseronli 1 day from Little
croak Landing, Del, with wheat Co J Bewlsy &,00. -
Behr 1.1 & Dimmer, Huntley, hum .rovtdarme..
Bohr Naiad queen, Hulse. from Providence. •
Pour Pant Tow, /And, Townsend, from new York.
Rohr H Ft Corgshall• Daher. from Boston.
Bohr 13130 '4ll. Vista. Roby. from HOOOll.
Bohr acne Moore. lagersoll fr , nt Boston.
Boer A Imi ra. Nvenham. from Forked River.
Bohr Thoe Page, Frame from Beverly
Flteamar Putnam. Canfield, I days from Albany, with
log to captain.
Steamer Tisoon7. Eli, 24 11011T8 from Now York, with
mdse to W M !laird it Co.
dteamer Ahda, Robtneoni 24 hours from New York,
with olden to Wm P Ciro°.
&swain Amerlos. Virden. 6 days from Delaware
Breakwater. without a tow. Retvnts a large US side
wheel steamer. from - Hampton Roads, at the Powder
wharf, dienharging ammunition.
OLDAICED.
Brfr B T Martin. French. Havana, E A Bonder st Co:
Pris Alinvela, Rood. Portland, Costner, sitiagney &
Wellington. '
/trig Cal )(MIA. Cumin. Bristol. RI.E R Pawyer ft Co.
Glovßohr Anhui queen, Hulse. Providence, Binulokeon
er.
'ohr P Townsend, Townsend. Boston. N Blurtevant
& Co
Bohr E Townsend, Williams. Poston. do
ScbrJ C Patts , son, Hand. Roston, R Bowser & Co.
Bohr Dimon Vista. Roby. Boston. Danoroft, Lawler
& co.
Bahr C Heft, UN), Folly binding. B Milner & Co.
Bohr Almita, Evonhatn, Washington, Tyler, Stone
& Co. •
Bohr It W Tull, Townsend. Key west. do
Behr 'rhos Page. Prams. Washington. do
Bohr C Moore. Ingersoll. qu.ner Point, do
sehr B .P Simmons. Ketcham. Boston, Treverton
Coal Co.
tletir tt W llollnen, Plaines; Itingham. C A'fitok
o cher & Co.
Pohr Emily fowler, Willard, Weymouth. L Auden
?led er. Co.
Bohr ds oe Amee, Ames. 1+ do
Bohr P Bolos. /30iCe. Boston. J R Blahlelon.
Btr J B Shrivel'. Dennis. Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
(Correrpordencte of tbe Prase./
HEADING. JULY 17.
Vhe following bomb. from the Union Canalpaezed into
the 84htulkill Cianal today. bound to Flltladelubta, la
den rind emulated as followe:
Thomas Craig, hoards ttfJoiln Craig; Mary, lumber to
T_ltomes alloCoomba; F Bor.owe. do to Henry °matey;
Yankee Traveller; ehtnalee to J H Depthert Doranoo
and Beni Mooney, ale iron to Csbeen Jc Co; Jersey,
obaronal to Wm Kauffman. .
MITTMAN/RAPE,
(COrreßßOAdelloo of rho Proem
Draw Your.. Jul, 19.
/willed. 'hive (rag°. from Sunderland; 11 Adams,
from Liverpool.
. . .
• BaII,TOILANDA..- •
etearnehlp Delateare, Johnson, heni,e, arrived at Nev
York leotards' ,
Breernehip Arago, Linea. °lamed at New York beater
day for Liverpool
Salo Lanogarer, Deosn. fret° Liverpool for Philndel •
phis, wan elrnall.d 7eat.rday,off Montauk.
Ship Florida, Mortimer, hence, arrived at 8t Joan, N
B. 111th iort.
. .
Ship Philadelphia, Poole. benbei;sailed from Qminni
town 6th inst. for Liverpool:
Brig Cedestina, iokett. &oared at Boston 13th inst.
for Philadelphia..
Brig 0 L nuaknam. Buck:tam, hammy, arrived at Ma ,
alas lith Met.
Bohr H G Townsend, Patterson, Balled from Buenos
Ayrrs 12th May for Patagonia.
Sabra New Jersay. Dili. ink'. for
Wind.•Holmee;
cleared tol Rattim_ore 18th ink'. foi•h/ladetottia.
/3ohre Hannah Matilda. Moe. W G Audennad. Hew
itt. W D Cargill. Hawkins, C 8 Carstairs. Naylor, C
Shaw, Shaw. and Hero, Lakarean, hence, arrived at
. Boston I3in inst.
Bohm A A Hammond. Paine, Iferschell. Birdsall; J E
Dailey, Hart. White Squall, Howell. R H Shannon,
Marra. J B amain. Davie for Philadelphia, and LS Le
vannir. Comm, for Wilmington, Del, olearsd at Boston
18th inst.
Bohr ameba, Parsons, hOhoe, arrived at Plymouth
13th met.
Mohr Buena Vista, Phithpe, sailed from Fall River
76th test. for Philadelphia.
Bohr Win•L Daytonrfiand, for Philadelphia, at New
port 17th Inst.
Bohr Antares, Cordery, hence, arrived at Providence
17th inst.
Bahr Kvergreen, Porter, at Pat-Mance Nib inst. from
Delaware City. '
Bohol Lucy L Sharp, MaElwee, Saulsbury.
Hudson. and Elizabeth lc Eleanor, Robbins; hence. sr
nand at Unet"n yesterday.'
- Bohm Poquonnook. Barnes, Chita dc William. Realer.
end Win H Matter, Colby, 0:06704 At Boston 18th met.
for Phtladalphia. • • •
Sohn Elisabeth, Broirn:and Emelintr Rickey, Tice.
hehoe, arrived at Pawtucket 17th inat.
Bohr S T Garrison. Grace, nailed from Pawtucket 17th
inst. for Philadelphia.
Bohr Leesburg, swift, her.oe, arrived at Portland 17th
Instant
roar Sarah Cullen, Bryan, hence, arrived at Salem
161 h mgt.
Steamer Conoord, Norman, hence, arrived at New
York yesterday.
Steamer Novelty, Shaer, 'cleared at New York yester
day for Philadelphia.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BUY YOUR BAAmmo ROBES for Ladies,
Gents. and Children. at SLOAN'S. SO6 MARKET St.,
Philadelphia, It`
Oxx:as CFLOTIEING or r 1....1.T85T
STYLLII. =ode In the beet moaner. menial/I for 1111-
91.1"1. EALES. LOWEST rellloi ertoeit maited in
eloig Pigures. Alt goods made to order warranted
46iliffiletOTIa oar ONR-PRICE system Is MITIOill" 44 .
vere4 to. All are thereby treated milks.
*MS r JOrtng et C.C.. 004 MA Ite. V:v 01 ribal
HATaliat.oß i ti B.ATit DYll.—This cebbriated
and perfect Hair Dye la the £.s: is Ms world. All
others are mere imitations of this treat (Withal, which
tics rained such elasticise petronaes In all parts of the
dote. The [mine W. A. Batchelor's Liquid Hear
Dye instantly produces a splendid black or natural
brown, without stalniof the akin or injurint the iliat t
and will ' , gaudy at ili affirm, of bad dpee, lavieoratiuy
the hair for life.
Bold by ell Druygutls &lid Yerrdinera. Wholwakle by
FAHNELVIVOIC Sc. 00., 1)YO31t at CIO" Plabalalphie.
uki-11
GROVRE ataxaqs ONIABRAVIO
NOISELEA3 SEWING MACH - Ma.
Beat In Duo for Family Barwhir,
A*. TSA (tActsverirr Ittrimt. Pritavtiii*ki* **xi ry
MARRIED.
ARMBTRONO—McILPUAri.—Ootober 6th. IBE9, by
John G. Wilson.V. D. M.. Mr. ThomPa J. armationg
and Mine Isabella MoClehn.a. bath of thin oity. •
DITTKII:ft—POO 16, ROI h r Rev. S. P. DAIL,
My. Chas. O. Di,trieh r of yhttadtdphia. to Miss Caro
• •
li•••• Poor. or Brittel Pa. - • • •
P 80..K.R—PooTr R.—On the lath bun— by the Rev,
.Toitshlriaber, of Raco*sonna, fl. J., Mr. Jame. D.
Fisher to Min'Eredne Foetar-
his residence. in Oxford. Oakland W.,
Mietirun, on the 9 it inst.. Mr. J din McKay formerly.
of Satin:lto,. oonuty Antrim,' Ireland, aged 78 years
and one month.
Mr. McKay and his family settled in Oxford in 1830,
atd hie, virtues soon made him beloved .by. all who
knewhim He seed f-om - time to eternity without
fear, treating in his Redeemer.' ors body was followed
to the cemetery by hie as sone, and a large retinue of
friet de.
Repay
.• Write, Pr Pre t' e dead who die in the Lord."
EVE RLY —On the 17th instant. William A. Everly,
in the 6441 year of his age.
His mate friends and relatives are invited to attend
the Ittneral. from his Jate residence. ho. 1355 Aroh
street. this (Satnrday ) morning, toe 20th instant, at 9
&Monk,
y au - D.—On the 17th instant. William Yard, son of
Trianon Yerd, in the 46.11 year of his age.
Funeral from his lather's residence. No. 240 worth
Eleventh s.reet, thus (haturdey)afte rnoon, at a o'olook.
JOHNETON.—On she 18th instent.Jormichine J. John
stomdauthter of Anna u. and the late Joseph J. John
ston. aged 1 / 1 y ears and 4 mon he
funeral from the residence of her mother. N 0.334
George t, on Sunday afternoon. at 2 o'clorftr.•
AHERN e.TH V.—On the 18th instant. tubas. William
Abernethy. aged 26 yews and 5 months.
Funeral from the residence of atm. Frances Sterling.
in Orthodox etreet. below Paul. Franktora. on Monday •
afternt-on. at P__o'clook. .• •
ALEX riNDER,—on thellth instant , John Alexander,
in the 66 h year of his age.
Panora' from his late residence, No. 1004 Spring Gar
den street, this (Saturday /a ft ernoon, at 2 o'clock. •
BOULTO.4-4.m the morning of the 18th nut , Byron
Smitten, eldest sun of the late Gilee Soniton.
Fungal' from his late residence corner 01 Second and
Catharine streets, tfuhr(Bnturday) afternoon. at S o'olk.
BOYI'..K.—On the 17th Instant. Mary .E.. seed 8 years
audio months; also. on the 18 ti iestar.t. John T., aged
Eears and S months , children of J. Washington and
mma L. Boyer.
Funeral front the residues of their parents. No 170
Hutchinson street. thus (Saturday I afternoon at 4 Vela.
HOHNOB.—On the 18th lost . Annie Connor, daugh
ter of eamilioo and Rachel Connor, aged 2 years, 2
months mac 1 day.
I. °floral from the residence of her parents. N 0.2018
Hand street west of Tire eth below Pine. this (Eater -
dery, morning, at 9 o'clock.
'Misleas —On the 17 , 11 init., Ann DaUlate, wife or
Joshoa Daniels, in the 66th year of her age.
Funeral from the reemenee of her husband. No. 836
Son , h Front street. this ( catii rate I afternoon at 4 o'olk.
UF.F.—On
.Thursdisy 18,h, _Frederick V.. son of
William A. and C.arinda'M.. tiff. aged I months and 6
days.. '
' Funeral from the - reltdenee of Ms parents, No. 237
North Tweltft street, race (Saturday) a)ternoon, at
o'clock •
oki,LlOßEß.—Orr•th• 18th inst., Margaret, daugh.
to of Patrick and Alice Oanigher, aged 22 years. -
.• Funeral from the yasidenoe of . tier parents. Osprey'
street; het.. eau Twenty four. h and Twenty-fifth. above
ceF.ng Garden tins (enturday ) morning' at 8 o'ofor.k.
KATES —Pell asleep In Jeans, on the 17th inst., Mr.
Samuel Kates, in the 49. h ye' of his age.
• Funeral from his Tate resmenoe, 1046 Parrish street.
on Sunda y afternoon; t 2 ri'elooir
• O'DONNELL.—On,the.l7th inst„ Mary, wife of Ber
nard CY Donnell, raft 40 yearn. •• • .
Funeral from the residence of her. husband, 8101-
more Mreet. east of Broad . above Locust, this (3stur-.
da/),piternomr. at Ip'olock. * 2 :
Ftlsetc.-00 Wedntsday, 17th inst., Mr. Henry P.
Foie. in the 67th year of hie age.
Funeral from his: late reirdenoe. 1022 Vienna e ireag,
above rtiohmond street, on dunday afternoon, at-3
o'oloolt. •
11.0BINISON.—Oniho 17th last, William Robinson.
in the 87th year of his age.
Funeral from Ws tate residence, No, 029 South Eley
ante-street, on Sunday afternoon, at 9 o'clock.
vaY.—On tne 25th inst., .1 r•bn Sweeney. Inn
of. Charles and Ann Sweeney. aged 7 years, 3 mouth.
and 18 days. •
Funeral from tho residence of his carents.9oB South
lileven•ti street, below Christian. on ounday afternoon,
at 4 o'clock.
YO ati 0 —On the )11th It., Joseph Anderson, eon of
11l
Joseph and arthe' onn , aged 11 months and 9 data.
Funeral from the rein epos of his parent!. No. 7316
piddle street. thie ( : aturday) afternoon. at 1 o'clock.
•NI 013R14114 W r pTORB, BESS° N & 80N
`01:918 OB LT NUT Street. are now aelllni
Black crape meant!, at in and /11X cent'.
Black bare gee, at 20 and MX minds.
Black 7-4 wide bareiree, 00 and 0134 cents,
Second-inottrntn,Topit.e, 20 nears.
Gray mixed lavellAs.l2Kot,
Gray mottled modem's. 12 o.
Gray mixed wide Madonnas. MO.
Mint and white printed rreumfine barer,., 10r.
anent:lard plaid rest creniul,nn baregap.
Blank and white IParla organdira.adm IT I
V" RESIGNATION AND CONTENT
MEIST,__"—Rev. IL A. CAR 9 W l ' EN on eubj . ciot,
BAT Er ArESaNUON, Si; a Weak. AM P.lt 1 t,AN
:MECHANICS' ,PALL, FOURTH andNOL OCORUS
Scree's. seats fill E,N,
It. Superintendent.
rsrESSPIRITUALISM CONFERENCES AT
AMiDE-sTIUSE i' HALL, on SUNDAY, at
10 A. NI., rine BP. M. Queetton, " Are All renew;
Le
Influenced by ?Aviles?" e.venlaiy.s.a Lootalli . b7. l 4 lll .
M.ii..IIBLE. Admission 6 Canis., .;, - • ••, - Ilt.".
THE YOUISO MEWS CHRISTIAN
AM.° •lATION will make an Emmy/don to AT
OITY. 'Ottt AIRI we . sooompanied by a
number of nl.ll'
_prominenttergmnen.
.1)2u12 ft Eleagets- -
ccrCHURCH OF THE COVENA NT.-
Perv.oo• in Concert Hall, CHKS rb V I tmeat.
above Twelfth. TO-MORROW ( ), at 1O A. M.
and 8 P. M.
. he Rev. J. FALKNER V( AKE. of New York, will
D. V kpretteh in the morning. and the Rev. JAMBS
itaTT, D.D.. of Chicago. in the evening. It"
NOTICE—TO THE INIIABITANTII OF
FAAro K FOR b—That 'ha DAILY or W bERLY
can be and at the counter of my store, or served
at your houses regularly, at an ear hmir,
W. C. SHEA flp,
Agent for The Press, in Fratikfora.
. .
TIIIO7 — TOUNG MEWS CHRISTIAN
AS- OCIA I TO s tiF Diel..r/i In.-1 be
rerulnr mo, rhly meeting w-11 be held on MoNDAY
kver4 I NU. 2.21 met.. at 8 o'cleek, in th e Room. of the
Artiociation. Wig and toll OH VIBTPt UT &rem. Mr.
James Grant L the easyyaat. Yhthjeet, " The Christian
Laborer and hie Vineyard." Members special,' re
quwed to att-nd. Revs. S. P. °aeon. Hyatt Smith.
end other ministers will attend the meeting. r trainers
and the rothilo eenerelly Invited.
JOH.rt WAN e hi AKER,
Jad-sr Corresponding Secretary; •
firHOTICE:-DEFICE OT THE DELA
WARE Alfo RARITAN CANAL,ANO OAK
AND AMBOY RAILROAD AND TRANRFOR
ATION OOMPAVIDS. •
• nitro rots, N. J , JOY 38, DEL.
The Joint Board of P limners have this day d cola. ed
Dividend of FIVE _PER CENT., on the Capital: took
of the • oseeskuies, from the earriege of the teat lox
inobtlis.earthis to tee_:.tookholdets or their_ legalie_-
gql7llVeZ Qe p rikdoVort'hb.ear.)::„Lil,b.yaripr„:dtv
Phis, sod by IRA Bun, at the Office of the Campanula
at New York. .
FAbilill INE11:11BANOIL (30..e...it.5.:4 ' P.,
No. 406 4.111/Q MOM tittv..la
el/gli APO INLAND Malin siget..
iirs4civorts ,
tumeerie W.8ay.... '....L.: BAY & hlatlitok.
uel Wright......-... i Wright Brea & cc
. B. 8irt61—......." Bawls ..h. Blaney.
awl Lewis, Jt --:. ! Lewis Bra gr, Ca
C. ytf 1r ....._...........U._H0We & Ots, ..
i 7 u,,, . Batine......Pret Wloraing Caual .~rays.
j, , . verillan--1 J. W. fforenxyik & 0..
. . .
Pit rta.Dali.rtua. Jul,' g• / 116 i. 1 116° ' ti, eit— '". . We" & F°l:4"
The Board of Direotoot of the tk.mvany have this Oar 'W. B• • ---- " Ravage. Martin .s. ci...
declared a dividend of FOUR stir Gant. on the capital 0 . Wlizon avne.—... ttorney-at , law. .
stook p the oorr_i F
paey for the last six months,
months vaninla . P.
...W , —ii i° alibLe74 . molten. * w0°4112
on sea after the with inst. • . IL .swher , r__ o. ins Israeli /amt.
The,booka for the transfer of stook will be oloaed on BORE W. DAY,President.
the Ulth In._t. until tip 76th. ' ' - rcarcia N. jitaM. Vice Preatdehi.
/1//*thßat ooll -- , . . WM. Nudism, Ja., Treasurer. ' WikiliAJlsJl 1.1114/401LA.R.D.Bearetary. tan-ifll
• ti-i ,„ .. • . • ..:.i.t riri ..:0..k% Zroi:.:
x)18-St JRMHAaIRDEEN aToexTON,t
AIL GR. Trautman
try.. OFFICE OF THE WEST I.FHLADEL
pOIA 1 , A88b,140101. 19./LINA-IL cAnviP ANY,
Kll.oorner of HAVVRFOR $Oll.O and LOGAN
Et h ir . e t :t 3 . p Tw .
h e i n o ty-fourth word. (0 of, noun, from 9 A.
TWESTERN BANK 01P PRILABEL
FRIA. July 12.1861.
meeting' of the IS iard or Directors, held tins
c da m y th ,
i h . l r r. o C f
t .
h n i s
13
N. W an t k y . tiANDi was appointed Assistant
big nt 0. M. TROUTMAN. Cashier.
try OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
AND DARBY RS IL.POAD COM P 'NY.
PHIL aDIMPITIA, July IS lan.
The Boar,' of Direotors have this day deolmed a Di
vidend of 1 e N C LNTS per share on the
Capital Stook of th aCpmpany. outstanding' this day.
Mrable on and after the 25th met , at the Office of the
Treasurer. No r 2. Walnut 'Meet.
For the convenienc, of the Stootrholders, the Tree
intrer will . be at the Depot corner of Daret_avoeue and
Forty ninth street (opposite tho Gray's Ferry road.)
between :IX and G Y. hl.. on SATURDAY, the 27th
lost., prepared to pay the above.
Trei.Rier Boots will be closed until the 25th inst.
THOS. OE/IRK/S t Seoretsrs and Treasurer.
jytit •Im No. 101 WA titst.lT Strevit.
POFFICE OF THE FRANKFORD AND
souniwn RIC. PRI L. A irw• Ll' RI a CITY PM
a73E'R RAILWAY rOMPANY, BERKE' (late
Chatham) Street, below Fourth
frilid.M2l.Plll.B,.Jlll7 11.1801.
The Board of Direotors have this day deolsred a
Dividend of .Two ANO ONE-Rat.F PER. CENT.
from the earnings of the pain six months. osrabin to
the Stockholder., or thou legal representatives, on and
after the 21d 'potent.
The Transfer 13ooke will he cloned until 22.1 inst.
.17IS-tjrn . (IDA% R. AB BO FT. secretary.
OFFICE OF THE FAME INSURANCE
COMPANY, No. 406 08. STNUT otreat
LA- 5
P7II7.I.I)IIT,PILTL. July 1. AB.
At a meeting 6f the Board of Directors held this day.
a dividend of TIIR.BIS PER CENT, y vas deo:dared on
the oanital, payable on the first day' of Angnst next.
is! lm W. I. BLAINICRARD. Secretary
OrWE HAVE EMPLOYED HELP FROM
TrE tROTIWPANT , EXORANOE,Sonthwest
corner ill CON D anti NEW Streets, and take pleasure
in reoommending it to the publio its an institution much
needed in our atty. for Its care in selecting the best
men, women. and children as to character end quail
ficabonsi
,8 630 Arum atreet.
it_ n tAWLE RS. 9 , iitin and Tulpahocken rtreats
i'D 'A
A RANDOLPH. 1736 Chestnut street, '
.0)WIN KIR KIATRICK, 131 Arch atreet.
Dr. PANCOAS , 1122 Mount Vernon street.
JAS. RICH A R S. lINO Mount Vernon street.
GEO. FREEMAN, 84? North Eleventh street. •
P. 0. OLIVER. 860 North Sixth :draft.
It. S. DOWER, 'I bird and Germantown avenue.
T. WILS O N , 210 North Front street.
I`. IncOU ex, tn South Front street.
M M. W rrE, 3D Marshall street.
W. C. BO ER 437 street. . .
W. H. RICIIA RAMON, 418 atarket street.
And over one hundred and fifty Mote, to wham re'
(aromas w il l be Ivan at the MU,. rustle-Sat
MILITARY NOTICES.
NOTIOE,-TIIE REtitir.LAß ARMY
STOOL MANUFACTORY, Nos. 223 and 222 North
51.x.111 Street. •
U. . 4 • • • 1. IL WISIAZR.
I - LINCOLN CAVALEI.— .. WANTED--
A. fey good melito fill up Cant Fitzwater's aominz:
mr. which will be mustered in on Monday. and pro
ceed to Washington with Captain Boyd's company.
that were mustered in yesterday. and are now enoamped
at Chestnut Hill. All men eneolled Rent immediately
to camp. Ca pt . J. FITZWATKB.
jysti N. B. oor. FIFTH and W I,N UT Eits.
1,. UNITED STATES OAVALRY.--
WANTED—For the Third Regiment. U. S. Cavalry
—able-bodied; immarrisd men, of good obaraoter
ani morals, between the ages of.lB and SS years, to
serve for years. Pay front 12 to 21 dollars per month,
With clothing, board, and medical attendance. Men
aonuatomed to horses and riders vieferred t a minor
will not be enhsted without the onnsentof parents or
guardian. .Apply at Pei:algal Rendezvous. No. 118
South tilo.lllll Street. JOll2l. &kVA n tc,
jy2-3w: 7.Captaid Rest. U. es. Rectg. Officer.
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N 0.115 ARCH Street.
NOTICE TO BIDDER - 3 FOR FORNISR-
MkTERIALA FOR ARMY PLOTIIINO -
• OPTION OF A AMY CLOTHING AND EQI7/P•08,
. Comer_Howar and hleroer streets.
• . .YORK, July 12,1861.
hly nilvertistiment of the Bth insta'at, lor propagate for
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wide. _ H. VINTO2I,
Major and Qartermaefer.
tit TURNIP BKED-NEW (YE OP, 2861
—0f01771 at .13100Midille. Warranted Pure. For
wholaaA/o and reran br • -
O. LADRET&& RON,
Implement and fined • .rehouse,
. Nov. 11 and • 3 month 81 X tH 'draft.
VA U T 10 ki.—The undersigned hereby
eanliuni all perks,. egainsebnying or neaotiatint
the foliowing'imres, viz : One dated on , he 11th of .1011.
instant. for ,SSOO. dmwt: by 0. C. Hawthorne, and en
m
aoed by Jaoub I'. Frey.,par.ble In sixt. days from
date, at the Lancaster Gaunt! B-nk: Another note for
the same amount, drawn and endorsed as above. which
is parable at slaty drips from date thereof, at the Co
lumbia-Bank.- •
The notes as above desoribPd were lost, tosether with
a pocket- bnok coot:snip g about to-U.llre dollars in
money. The payment of the notes has been stop.ed,
and bankers ann o hers are hereby cautioned not to re
oeive or negotiate them
A suitable 'reward wilt be aid to the finder by name . -
Ina them to ' G.C. HAWTHORNE.
Register of Lancaster oonntv.
Jyl9 at" tomeaster. ?a.
(117I'TA PE - FLORA. AXILLA
ILA cy 'Ladies' Dress Protsotore—a sure protection.
from AU dampness by perspiration.
1..ttt.03 1 1K GOODBoI every destination. Belt
ir and
the St materi a l . Goode so ld pOR
VASH, TO BrDT.TIIn TIM KB. at the Great India
Rubber More, 311 03)1E3 Irt UT Street. above .1' ird.
north ride. Ann,. and Nam Equipments.
1/19--/m - - IttH Is THow.rtlxv.
rro TllB.la A I) 1.6 t 3 .—VEIEL.DREN'S
• A- CLOTHING, at an immense sacrifice at the La
dies' and Children's 'Furnishing Store, bio;104 North
TEN VII Street. above AToh. iv is 12,
rill .NIP ItMEDS.
New.Cr_op. (wairTented,)
Wholesain and RetnAl, _
T
o.LFRED A.L.RAWB.
. • Implement end Seed Warehouse,
- No. 3:i 4 North E4ECON 1.)
1118.1.21.. . . Below Callowhille
'2OO OASIS UNITED VINEYARD PR P- .
PRIti,TORS COMPANY (George •
SaingnaO.
Manager.) CO UN O.—brat received per "Ocean Skim
mer." from iirdeanz, case. (12 bottle. each) very
fine OLD 'MANDY (bottled in Cognise) of tne above
well known and favorite brand. the firat Imports
into the United btatae under tir e ri
new taff to
which we beg to call the attention othe trade.
can be ROOM at our 011100. For sale Og bond by the
soil! ligentJ, J. M. 1.4 , 41,L1E & CO..
1.2-lin 3rt Knuth pi INT BITAIot.
- "RIME 81.1111 T 151.1011 1 VACTORY.-J. W.
A.- 8007, Ma OnEffer4lT3 Streat, a few doom
ripir th e' fJeatineutal.'' . atthatiou of Wialiosaor
lea e• . 04,110 V ED Cirr 9,"
eya• -4• a- ft% It a• •
ED PARTNERSHIP
the undersigned, residents of the oft, of
Philndelpitia, have entered into a Limited Partnership
agreeably to he provisions of the not of Assembly of
the Commonwealth a' Pennsylvania. entitled •• An Set
relative to limited parrnerstop " passed 'the twenty
first day 0( Niaroh, A. D. time, and the supplements
thereto • said partnership to be condooted under the
firm of kATTER ON & BouLTu-, for the minor*
of doing ono oarrying . on a 'wholesale wino and liquor
business In the city of Philadelph it. Jonathan Patter
son Jr . residing No. 16.9 Girard avenue, and hdward
Boniton. residing o. Wallace street , both of the
oily of Philadelphia, are the Oeteral .Partnen. Tor
moat° J• PIP nett's, alio of said city, ie the Sysoial
Partner, and has oontributed to the common stook of
said partnership the coin of forty thousand dollars.
Bald partnership to ootn menae on the Ant day of Jul",
A. D. one thousand eight bundri d and a.sty-ono, and
to terminate on the first day or July. A. D. one thotl•
send eight hundred and sixty.. fiX
joiN HeN Pt TTERBION, JR.,
HOWARD 11UULTON.
•
General Partners.
FORTUNATO J. PIO UFIRA,
iyi-tu&thur Spools! Partner.
RETAIL DRY GOODS
N . F.W MANTMi,A. STORE.
The monk eglendid Shl.o MAI47I,FA in tlie arty.
•
HOUGH & CO..
1, 5 (44 0i 2.7 SOUTR TENTH SYRKWit
STLIC . MANTILLAS,
In every new style, the , riebaet anent*, aver
at the elegant New Store,
ea ROUTE 9itr7Tir STIMEW.
ROUGH & CO.
CHEAP DRY GOON- STILL FURTHER
'Li REDUCTION IN BUMMER STOCTf,in order to
Insure sales and realize Caen. -
Fine Chintz colored Paris Organdies.
Do. do. Pans Jacionate.
libidinal sale do. do.
Dark Brown Lawns,,l2M, cents.
Bilk BalrgOil..l3a.rege Anklets, Gray Goode,
Pontine, Mons de amen, &e
-inem* Tamartine Crape
- de Fasting. &a.
Poniard alike and stilatiese, &e.
White Goode in variety. .
is fine line of plain tMeits Muslim 12le" to SO eta.
Bleak Lace Mantles, Itournous and Points.
BMA* and Colored Stella Shawls '
A very cheap lot. f Linen Cambria Ildkfs.
A good stook of Flannels and Dammam Goods at the
lowest market rates, for cash only.
cIiARLEN ADAMS & SON,
.13 , 20-tt EIGHTH and ARCH Streets,
MEN'S AND BOTS'- WEAR.
Carlmarettes t fiweede, Cotton 'dee.
110T1 tratteene, Corduroys.
76 cent fine all-wool Casstmeres.
Bisoic and Taney Cannimerea.
COPIAIW
lylB K . E. corner Co
MIMI sad M .fitx,
V.LOSING OUT SALE DEESE GOODS.
Balance of our stook Sommer Dress Goode, at
merely nominal priceS,to ohne them. - -
Bareses and Dares° ROAR, less than hair price.
Fine stock Mack Drees Goode, extra cheep.
- • • GOGYEN do DONARD,
jr1:1 5. E. oor. NINTH and IHANICE'S..
VitENOll LACE POINTER.
Shawls,Mottos, and Bornouo.
trodoo-d to ette-hatt their TiZi7a.
Moak Silk Mantien. Cloth do.
Bummer Dusters. - A lino stoat, cheap.
COOPER & CONARD
oor. N H and MARKET.
N. B.—Best Hoop Skirts; 17 to 40 Raman-
gbigLIVER DRESI 000D9
A.' A still further Reduction
In Prices of Drsse.tioods
To Close Summer Assortments.
trer Ciachte—Trivelling Goode.
awns end Organdies—Chintzes--
amen and Grenadines—Bronnes.
Calicoes—rophns—Summer Silks.
Foul %Ms—Semmes bhawls—Manties.
1:111ARTLE8B .1311.0TilEtte,
. CRYSISTIST and EISRISJI Streets
LINNN DIAPERS —A full line of various
qualities or gookoh Diapers; 18 inch to 25-tneh.
Alan—Hnekabaak and -Towelliags.
isHaft eLkAti LIttOTHERg.
CTIASTIiitt and EIGHTH. Streets.
Ipygm & LANDELL ARE 'OPENING
BLACK BlLX.B.:—Blank ens, fine giatle.
Bleck Silks for oily sates.
Bleak Bilks who)oonle•
•
Black Bilks, 71 to 36 inches Wide.
VYRE Rc LANDRI.L, FOURTH and
A RCN, are Belting all their Summer Goode
to dose them. ,
Enttimer India and French.
Da k French oreandy Lawns.
'Dam en ant Lawn appall by the yard.
*. Double and Tweet silk Orenadtnee.
pyRE & LANDELL HAVE FOR
ALABATIIINGI DRYBEIES A.ll-wool Mae Flannels.
All-wool Plaid Flannels.
Good aseartm en t of Toweling%
Summer Quilts. 'wholesale. I yid-a
1861 ' MEMORABLE YEAR! !
. _ -• HARD ON DRY 000D8!
': '' V'BRY LOW PRICES!
- - .. .
•TH6RNLEy 4 BT s IAL MORE REDUCED!
'Want gi::11 . tlI c a l l?, allel i c AV,,,81 RING GARDEN,
.r.
• Ana have Teuently
REDUCED TR UR PRICE/3.
.
Fancy' Bilks (011ie over haPparlYeeL.O LOW,
111"11).
Homo styles of Dress Goode at half prism.
Lace Mantles,Pointes. Eugenics /ko.. very Olean,
Btaok Bilks, the oapettin Philadelphia. -
A great variety o Gray Wools, Lawns, Ito.. Re.
-A very large stoo k o f DOM.StiO Goods.
Sloths: large
lets? c'el i ti e ti n Es : G o r
...,.. A.
14. D.—Tbis is a icA ß it CrgaNto e ci gtgod I n
usually cheap. • TIVIRNLEI - It e raffS PA L-
N. 13. - Cor.
eli RIGUTR h ea and arRING GAN E'EN,
D
N. B.
From this date, J uly 9th. Terms "Casvery." 119
STILL GRRAllia REDUCTION IN DRY
GOODS.—Bee quality of Oinghame for 200.
Moss assortment of Dress Goods from 1255 to 25.
Detainee end Challie Deletions rednoed from 28 to MX.
Ladies Cloths, plain, plaid, and striped, at a low
G g Menure.
and Boys' Wear. mink reduced.
Law= in groat variety from 8 to 573f,0.
Furnishing Goods, at the lowest market prices.
Shetland Shawls, from $ 1 to 4 6 . at
Ann( U. STOKES'. .
TO2 ARCH Street.
BA itGAINS ! B ARGAINS ! !
GREAT SACRIFICES .
EX.TRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
offered in the halance of our Stook of
SUJUNIES. DRESS GOODS,
now olosing out
GREATLY UNDER COST PRICES.
Baretuno in Lace Mantles, &mums, Pontes,
Bargains IA bilk Coats, Swann aod Mantles,
tiARGAINS IN FANCY SILKS,
BARGAIN' IN BLACK SILKS.
580. Mohair Grenadines for 2150.
150. Delaluss.TieW styles', for 83, •
soo. Organdie Lawns for 1/040.
/2NO. Lawns, fine duality, for E 3.
k sox,
MI No. 713 North TENTH. Street, above Coates.
pRIOE, FERRIS. Bc
O. 807 CRESTNTIT STREET,
attll 00Olit1110 to RETAIL, their large WHOLESALE
BT• 'CR of ,W hite gds, Linens, noes, and Embroi
ditties. at price.; whic oo h mast make it to the intermit of
every one who may want anything in their line to
_give
them a oall. as they will save at least 28 per cent. of the
waist cost by so doing.
JACONETS, - TCAMBRICS;ThIULLS L NAINsOGES,
TaRLETANES; S WtSS ES, FRENCH MUSLIN!,
BRIL I t i IA NITS, QUILTS. FIGURKD SWISRF.S
FOR &SQUIDS, EMS ItOITPD SKIRTS, FLOUN
CING . • DOINGS, SLEk.Vent, NHS. IrtmERT-
Mee. COL L Atte, VAL_EIENN HANDK ERC HI EFS/, R
LACES, VEILS. MITTS,OF
fiLL L I NENSIETI Pit LOW AND SHIRT
ING TAB O.: cl.crrne,_llApjuNs. TA -
FILE HAMA , litt, PIM ABACK AND OTHER
TOWELS AND TOW ELI ries,
N.li.—A few °home real thread and tiliuntrla Laois
Pointe's, at about half price. .
A new lot of trimmed and plain net underaleevee,
" " beautiful styles Val. lace handkerohlefe.
ALL VERY CHEAP,
PRIDE. FERRIS. & 00.,
JfTarn ' SOT CHESTNUT STREET.
I•MER STOOK Of DRESS (400D8 AT
- PRICK?ACCOEDINO TO THE TlME_O—Popline i
Boraces. Silk Challis,. half pima ; Challis Dadaism, re
duped from 1s to 12)1o. Bering Chinning reduced from
•
123‘ to 80.
Seeds( attention is reoriented to our stock of 0211[311-
dies and Jaoonet Lawns. which we are bound to close
out at a low figure. CHARLES ADAMS & SON,
Join EIGHTH and ARCA fittoetn.
A. BANKRUPT IMPQRTEEL'Ei STOOK
of Samples of Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs. to
hem-sttiobed. sheer-corded, and embroidered. from 10
cents to 63 cents each ; a Staac bargain. purchased a
sacrifice for oath, and to be sold in the same way only.
CltititLES &Dottie; & SON.
wra end ARCH Streetn.
FIRENOH LAOS VEILS. —A choice lot
u• 'Jest norobaend from a bankrupt importer, and
for sale at nail" price at
CHARLES ADAMS & SON,
Ja2o Elmira and ARCH StraatA. .
&IRMO!" LACE POINTS, BOURNOUS,
AND MANTLES—A large stock to be sold It lees
than wholesale priowb We orinuot be undersold in
these goods- CHAM:WM ADAMS A. SON.
/AGRI% sad ARCH Street'.
31Nt:(),(17.T0 NETTING, all colors; Tarlo
tas, all colors. for covering glasses; laid and
Swim' Muslin, at wholesale wimpL
ARLES ADAMS dr SON,
isle EI G HTH and Aiti:fi Streets.
SMALL -PLAID SILKS.
inue and White French Bilice.
Mega and White Frenoh 81Ike,
Brown and White French. attire.
Green and White French &Ike.
}mile and White French 811ka
60 tion...Rditca. at 3110 per doz.
60 doz. White Bilk Gloves. 26e. per pair.
Many goods reduoed very low, to re ott ,t at
JOHN STOKR.
JeS 7O ARCH atree
prouti. NOTIU t
and after thus date
T.9PLEY !lb quiam Wier
EVER PORSIBLE I NDOCEMEDINI
cABII .YUGORANEIZIT OP DRY Ewoont.
somidotoromilo to Teillll3 fAirir Sleek they in is..
a antatt a Aci Ban for 78 cents, worth $l.O
Heavy Itioh Fancy Bilks for tl, well worth $123,
Grenadine and Barone Goods, about one heff their
value.'
Gray Mixed Goods, In every variety, from 8 cents per
lard to at cargo.
BLACK BILKB, RICH AND LIMITROUS. VERN
CHEAP.
Neat Blank Brocade Silks, double faced, o.
ile Lainel. Calicoes , Callltllleregi. Cloths, Yeatiuts,
' l / 4 1:inena,_111.ueline Flannela. Quate, Cover., &0.. fr.e.
• RIRAWL ANO'CLOAK-ROOlll EXRIBITIOR.
vam f ` ren tga l l s Ze M is'gn li :le ' ci F a n :L ß a ha l 7 r: l o l e IggZ e
a.
it Silk Coate. Rtanuee,&o., in every /Kyle.
At 1r HORNLEY 001811 M
P.Z. Varier GP/Awl! A
.-+ $•
GROCSAIRS.
V [litmus= tiostniNG TN TI
• AO HAL DISYMIOTti. •
Wile re prepared, ILO heretofore, to supply tin/I%lllth a
their Cloantry leaidenaea with every dea3rlptioa of
FINli lIROUNatiol, TEAL - &c., .ta
ALBERT C. ROBERTS.
actitzi4„inaiinuan AND VINE EITARE:IS.
p_IIRE..PORT WINE.
11:Gig IS A. LV. tIY
O.H.
R=MMZIIii;N;I
EPHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGI3,
LANCASTER COUNTY v TRANSYLVANIA,
vu
t.
oelebrated Woozier lees wilt open for v,.
tors on the Id day of A/N73. all the altraotione of
orpor pd 7141011.14
Situated on a mountain LaCtd feet above tide-water,
overlooking. the richegt agricultural country in the.
world, the air perfectly pure and dry at all dines, rah
den It proverbially healthy.
there are ample accommodations for 400 visitant--
fine ceded weilla through the forest to the various
it;',1g."10rx.":117:1-'girtt:,,;11.grobl:"prtain cud to
the eye one co the finest and moat extensive n pane
ramie views to be seen. A good livery is kept on the
D iane, and besutafgl drives around ; hot and cold bathe
a splendid hand of illogic. (from the Germania, 0 L ht
ladelphia ;) 4 0Wila; alleys and billiard saloons, with
the Latest Reproved tobles. Large gardens attached to
the Tilace, from which. all the vegetable* are taken
fresh for the table, which, too, will he supplied from
the l'hiltdielphla and Baltimore iwtriceu. as
from the rich afriOnitlarto cOnintry around. Careful
and attentivenervants.
Raving been connected with the miteiblishuient for
some years with the late proprietor. the ondennaced
aawirea the old patrons of the place and the public
generally that it will be omidooted. In evert , depart
tom, in ite former popular way.
Visitors to the Spni will take the oats to Lanes.
ter, th ou" Is mi l e s staging over element roada and
through a beautiful ountry. Throuith, tjelrela..tesued
IN.X can grivenla Rai °Moo, tiLle:Vr•liill she
itllffYr Streets Philadelphia.
i e y e o r t;
tc ir reg., o ::o oir e o r rit t
i t t q t , Igur m e x t
trsate, and to 411 et h i . it YBI , I. t/ North
irTla Street. Phil slab ; or. address
h. C. IILAYMAICEM.
Riobrett. V, 0.. Lartakstar N.
r. 114 Pr it
POSTAGE STAMPS.-24 ct., 12 et., 10
a,. 3 ot.. sod 3 ot. &CAMPS for sale at thu aloe.
Eloaptihig the 3 ot. sumps. they will be sold at II 46-
Claßrit 01 IMO per eernt. jyt,r
(Ull7 OlL.—Pure Olive oil in 'white
iims As ov etaa. bottle. J u r %T e ta it Per
A T el t otrAiNis
No. 9011 Moab V N RAT •t ter%
EXCURSI,ONS
EXCURSIONS
TO SUIT THE TIMES.
cilsg_gms
FOR THE SE.R•SHORE!
EXTRA NOTICE—CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC R. It.
On and after TUESDAY, July 23 and until further
notice, an Excursion train will leave VINE-8 MEET
FERKY, daily !Saturday and aurdayn excepted), at 6
o'clock A. M. Stopping only for wood and water.
Tickets good for thin day and train. 51.26.
JOIIN G. SitYA_NT,
Agent.
CAMP LAFAYETTE
OP COMPANY A,
FIUI3TREGIMENT A RVIL LERY FHIJLADELPHIA
SOME GUARDS,
CW'PAIN CHAPMAN BIDDLE,
iS O.IIADTPB FORD 13A1,"21.,E °ROUND
Trains leave the depot of the West Chester and Phi
mdelphis Railroad COMDELRY., 710(tbaLit coruer Eigh
teenth and Market streets, daily (Sundays excepted) at
746 . N 7 ,. A soil 4.76 P. M.
Returning, leave Chad's Ford at 7.43 A. M., 4.10 and
7 F. Al.
Fare for the excursion 81. Passengers by the 2 P. M.
tr., in have over three hours at the cam returning in
the cool of the evening. HE... RY .vPUOD
jylB-7t General Superintendent.
TO NIAGARA PALM AND BACK
•
FOR Itißl.2.
.taigaMiaMeWNS
EXCURSION TI.OICETS
WILL RE Alga ,
DAILY THROUGHOTIT 'TEE SEASON,'
- FROM
PRILA DELFB lA,AN TO TH I: E PA t. N LS OF NIAGARA.
D RTU.S..
FOR TWELVE DOLLARS,
Via Philadelphia and Reading. and Cataurissa. Elmira.
andliatlalo Railroads, affording the opportunity to
VISIT AND VIEW THE
FALLS OF NIAGARA,
AT THE MOST TRIFLING COST.
T(CRETS good for aBVEN DAYS FROM DATE. Ac
commodations throughout are FIRST CLASS, and the
tkienery all:ng the route is unequalled.
For inf rmation as to hours of starting, frx.,1101.1 a
P. & E., Through-Ticket Office,
N, W. Corner SIXTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS
IL D. MEARS, General Agent.
G. T. LEONARD, Ticket Agent. irkt-Ini
AItirSEIRE N'r
MeDONOUGH'S OLYMPICi THEATRE,
LTA- RACE STREET.
GRAND BIGHT.
UREAT BILL FOR NATURDAY NIGHT
Mr. S. R. ILEMTLE. hiving kirdly celentrered on
this oecsasion, will appear in two of his celearated ohs
rooter's. performanen commencing with the beauti
ful domestic dramaentitled
*lHe LOST SON -
OR, THE SAILOR'S RETURN.
Nebby .......-....—A1r. S. H. Ilereple.
Philip, a Eat]or— Mr. .1. L. Barrett.
A G RANDOLIO
To conclude with the side-sighting extravaganza
entitled
THE hi A rQ.UES ADE•_ _
OR, Ton DARKeIt tiocouutzr•sa.
Josh. the doorkeeper..
Other °karat:era by ibis OOMPIST.
It
ASSEMBLY . BUILDTIOS.
viGHTH WEEK!
MONDAY, July 15, and EVERY NIG HT This Week.
Magnificent Views of interesting L.E.alities in Fnrope;
Gigantic Views of Civil CoLtlict ; Start ins Represen
tations of Rittman War, inak.lig tee largest and most
interesting xhihition over offered to the ‘4-
11nSen1011 21k cents: children LS owns. Gaiter, (expressly
for colored people , 25 cents. jyls-et
pIaiNSYCVANIA AOADEhIY OF THE
A- FINE ARTS. 1020 ell tiFlTlfifif Rtra6t. is 066r1
daily, Soudepa asoepted,from 0 A. 11t. till 6 r. M-
Admiaatnn Vents. Chilnrezt under twelve year'.
half priori. Elharoa of Stook, also. JTI
WANTS.
JrEF CHAR WANTED.--Wanted.
MALE Tl3. 4 onsit, to take charge of a Male
Grammar 'School in thin cat. Balmy 8475 for Term.
commencing first Monday of September cent to cog,-
mine ten monthe. None bat a Grat•olaea Teacher need
b the , oncty en
alg;;R:ileinka;latftroillllPgilie-ginciAllai4in this City, on
the 30th inst., commencing at 9 o'clock A. M.
SAMUEL FREES.
Chairman Grammar School Committee.
RTUDING. July 30.. „W
WANTED -100 "Now-style- Union. Pa
niotin. aa4 onno Envelopes.) foot each Ad
dress T. IL 7.itn tt, co., Lanaaster rec. jy2o 2t*
VV:ANTED—lmprovod- -- City — riiiiiity in
exattnige for gond farm land New /meet.
ddrem • 'New Jersey." office of tins paper. Pm Mt"
r 4 TED—A good uIiIIMMER to jotsWa company about to ;mooned to the seat nt war.
Address '• Company 8.," this office. jy2)-20
WANTE—A improved Fedirtf, for
9 ri
whioh valuable unimproved property will be
j
riven in exchange. y2O 4t•
WANTED TO EXCEL A NGE rorth
Pennsylvania Itailrnsd Sunbury and Erie, and
other bonds for a Gift residonee. in a guod 1 icy.
Address "Trade." office of The Pr.'s. stating tocsin"
and prioa of the protons. ig i f
- • •
Nu • WANTED '3 0 •BUY—A House and
WA.Lot near Germantown its Clissernt Bill. Address
A.B. " of the oce of Ode nape; stating pane.
size. tonality, to .1749.2 -
VMPLOYERS warrrivet !OtJN(
ILA Man, &a., air invitee) to addreatt the
i datt9-
t Connaittes,* at the Rooms of tha Yo an a
hrtatian Asaroataliar.. 1009 n 4 1011 MUT
et. 0040
,FOR SALE AND TO LET.
COMIIIINroATT cEi E 0 0 M S—Hand
somely furnished. at 1408 (7111'8Thi tt To
any
. genthinan requiring auserior rooms this suit is
particularly recommended. Breakfast it desired It*
in THE ADVERTISER WOULD LIKE
BES. to purobaae a rooderaie sized city residence_ in a
good neighborhood. for whish he would give desirable
six and aeon per cent. bonds. Address " Bonda."
oirloo of The Press.
OEEMANTOWN.—TO LET (for the
.MNI. season oryea') a pleasant Residence. near Shoe
maker Lane Station • ten rooms; well shaded. K.
lEk South SECOND etreet. .116-Im.
iTO LOW—Furnished or un
furniPhed, for onx months t or longer. desired. a
Y
large and oonventent HAMM, No Me Aron atreet
Apply
t. to A. P. and .1. H. WARM. 916 aßtzg
Stree je tf
OEINTraiT-STREET 110158 E and
1110. STORE to_yent.—The degirahle business loosnon.
lan CHESTNUT Street, with dwelling attached, Apply
st 431 CHESTNUT Street. ap
Fro 111.1b1T--A very desirable STORY,
- op the Ninth-street front of " The Continental
Kota.' The Moro at Ninth and Sansone streets eso.
*WV ....dented for it bI.DUIN and HAUMUM
fag to )ONLYRICE,
ilouthweat NINTH and BAl4Buld Streets.
FOr EXOI.IANG 080103 TRAOT
gcod ontr-tprorod farm laud in the State of Pttrw
hussy. oontrentont to the city, Intl he exchanged let
ell ie lg i rgalzf • A opt' , .4 I.ld Btrcot.
d111.174/111L - dOoDes.
SHE BEE & FISHER,
MANUFACTURERS OF
INFANTRY 'AND CAVALRY
8W ORDS,
SABRE BAYONETS, Ao.
OFFICE, No. 3 NORTH FIFTH. STREET.
j119.9t• Phibudelphto.
, COTTON DUCK.
SUITABLE FOR TENTN,
101 sal-11
•
• FILOTILIDaiIIAI 44 & WKIJJS
• • •
SAVING II'UNDS.
RAVING FIIND—MiITIOJ ETAT SS
Tama COMPANY. gionier VEU+D and CD ""l'_
Pllltrettx.
NTERIS4O3 FIVE
15. PER C RA W
FL CRAWFORD. rrooldart;
JAMED A. ER riTER. Aeorotarr ir.md Treasaroy.
Moe homy. from Io actil S o'olook.
this cowl:ore, :r cot 1o:o+4 ot Any toniiiaa.ba,, to th.
h.rsdetrra td
SAFES.
PLILLIVS SAVE DEPOT ILEMOVED
to No. ill Bouth BEVY:II7R &mato:war tbs
alm Institute.
The endereigned, tiumktut ha oast favors, owl owns
determined to merit future patronage. hee secured as
elegant and 001:11700101st store. and has sow on band a
lAyike amortment of Cebate. Wrought and
Chilled iron Fire and Burglar r oof ' Bares. ftne only
atrlotly fire and Wrest moot so es made.) Atatl.B.
lie's lineuelled Bent Vault, Bare. and Bank 1,,0e
Laßie'a Bank Vault Doors and books will be turnlihet
to order OD short no! lee. :his is the atrongsat, beet
Profaned. and oheapeot Door and 1,001 7Ot, Olteretti.
A t m . p m . t io u it,f attention iv Galled to Gilhe's New
Zabinet Bala for Blew. Jewelr y, :go. This Sate is 0c.1.•
bodes style and elegsn . se ALytking yet. 01
tared endt purpose, and Is ttio ets• , 7 .* thy.:::
S ra burglar proof.
moves.— t have f.ow ou War.: to) MOM, r
Farrel. Starring. & rfu.'a Wes most of Mom =Nth
sea, and some tort+ of Otltint makers. anfierimel r.
SonllVlete assortment as to giseit t. end all •stets elk
swinged gur the moor Celebrated, Lt.ha ;Laic. rile,
be sold at *et • low e , lees visage esti sa.„4.ins
tag- Iv tf W !. aroet
tw
Y°N-nkw 114nt ' .
\ Nom o: ±41. , ?. wit tpr,Atri..• a",
Raritan Canal.
Pldiemelonla and Mee gunk Kitrpza atonal p.m • Ara
pang will reoentre freight on and atter MOI4DA V. lets
Instant, and wave drills at 2 P. .I . l.,.ileirirerteg their oar
toe in flew York the followies dera
s - relghts taken at reasonable natra.
WM. P. 01....; DI,. Agent, ,
11 souTil WHnH vim) Yhtlitidetiphte4
AM lEWSP
Verb 24 231 v 14 ,
emit Jar
agiWit 11'012, brim
rtnindellttin Etenni 1+ 1 ` 4 4011301
wiU ponunenes r basing IS toT Meson on Mon a •
Mtn riot.
Their aenraern am now I:•sir,l4l (MI t C 50wilitd
(iv r above Walnut stmet ,
venal. moournoiktml kzpq ca"
w. A ti Alia/ lo tk o .•
LI. 2.116 7/4Eavra r. lb ....PS.
.
14148.—A aniallinToice of Hides,
mid Gest Bleins,inet melted from the West
diem foj• pale tl7 JA UR ETIITI F. It OA RKTAIIB. ei
Sena • V•CIINV mow, • . , let
it r ) 0-500 lb.. Mt *Me he
, • .44•Tv: .1 • 1. TOLVIL.
••-4 I I eters ' t es itreet.
A, X 0 URSION TO