Interesting Report of Limit_ Coisuassia-
Sag Phelps, of the 'United States Coast
Survey
The following graphic report adds mother page
to the splendid history now making by the Ameri
can navy. The officers of the Coast Survey, not
oontent with rendering invaluable scientific ser
vices, rival the regular navy in their daring opera
tions against the enemy ;
U. 8. COAST SURVEY STORMER " CORWIN,"
\VINT POINT, Ye., MAY 8,1882.
Dean Bin : It ghe's . me remittere to inform you that
during the recent important movements in York river,
the Corwin has performed her full share.
On Saturday morning, the 4th instant. we discovered
that Yorktown and Gloucester Point were abandoned,
which was instantly telegraphed to the flag-ship. The
squadron immediat.ly welebed, and stood up the elver.
when near Gloucester Point, I received orders to take
the Currituck." in company, and proceed up the river,
about four miles, to reconnoitre the shores, and inter
cept the enemy's transports and other vessels. We start
ed attend at full emelt, and when near queen's Creek,
discovered a company of the rebel cavalry, which our
shells soon diepersed ; immediately afterwards, observed
Bigler's wharf to bo on fire in several places, and three
schooners and a launch escaping to the windward. Our
shot soon hove to a schooner and the launch, (loaded
with storm, and the einem of Generel Bales and Lieut.
Whitney, C. S. A..) and the other vessels were fired and
abandoned, their crews escaping to the shore
Having reached a point - thirteen miles above York
town, In ecnateuence of my orders, I was compelled to
return, and, after having secured the prizes and cap
tured a sloop in ederition. I steamed down Iberia - et, and,
when within about five miles of Yorktown. I met one of
the gunboats, and her Captain (T. H. Patterson), di
rected me to cover his vessel in a reconnoissance towards
the bead of the river. I immediately cast off the prizes,
and led up to West Point, where we discovered the place
to be abandoned, several partially-built gunboats and
the York river light beat en fire, and two regiments that
corning arrived hem llielintmel, on their way to York
town, Met leaving in the care, and while flags waving on
shore.
Having executed the duty assigned, we commenced
our return, an] soon PAFS"Ii. the Currituck, bound up,
with orders to burn the ritilrosd bridge.
On my arrival apposite Btel-r's wharf, (having cap
tured another eehecner an the way down), I reeeivad di
rections to return and prevent the destruction of the
bridge, which duty was succeestrilly accomplished.
Upon my second arrival at West Point, at 9.30 P. M.,
Captain Shankland. et the Currituck, reported that he.
bad landsd and hoisted the Union flag, and had found
about fifty prisoners of the rebels (mostly women and
children), "living in a horrible condition, in sheds, and
without the common neceseariee of life." These people
were residents of Elizabeth City county, and sent here
by General Magruder on account of their Union pro
clivities. lat once decided to remain and hold posses
sion of the place, protect the people and prevent a fur
ther destruction of property by the rebels. until the ar
rival of the commanding officer of the naval division.
On the sth inst. we seized a schooner in the Pammskey
river, and also the C. S. sloop Water-Wich," recently
abandoned by Capt. Thos. Jefferson Page. During the
day I secured much information regarding the move
ments of the rebel army. which was transmittal to the
proper authoriy. On the 6th the naval vessels arrived,
conveying the division of Gen. Franklin. Daring the
evening I received information that the enmity would
attempt to destroy the town during the night, which I
at once retorted to the commanding officer, and received
orders to anchor near the ship yard, where I could com
mand the approaches to the town.
Aboutll A. M., on the 7th. I heard that about 1,063
-of the troops recently stationed at Gloucester Point, (who
bad retreated up the ncrth side of the York river with
the view of crossing at this place , and were prevented by
-our presence), were creasing the Mattapony river at Fra
zier's Ferry, thirty miles above here. I immediately
asked and obtained permission to go after them, and by
.3 P. M., had carried the old flag thirty-six miles above
West Point, till our progress was checked by our draught
of water. I learned that 4,000 Of the rebels bad passed
the previous night, on their way to Dunkirk Bridge.
CI found white flags hoisted 071 both shores of the river s
and the people generally apparently pleased to see the
Union flag once more among them.
About three miles above this place, the Mattapony has
been obstructed by the sinking of six vessels in the chan
nel, but we passed round the south side of them in five
fathoms water.
In the evening, we returned to our anchorage. and
during the night shelled out a party who were endeavor
ing to set fire to the timber in the ship yard, which had
escaped the general destruction by the rebels on their
evacuation of the Voce during the 4.h inst.
I will mention that we had the pleasure of firing the
last wawa shot at Yorktown on the evening precious to
the evacuation s and that one of our 12-pound Gotclikiaa
shell, projected a fraction over four miles, exploded and
killed five of the enemy, and one of the solid shot passed
about one half a mile beyond the town, or 4,4 miles.
All the prisoners who have been captured, or have
given themselves up to me, agree in saying that the rebel
army from Yorktown ("125,000 well mea") will fall
back to the Cbickahomtny, and that Gen. Johnston de
clares that lee will not attempt to make a stand wbere
our gunboats can cut up his men; they also say that the
people w feel that !t is all over with them," and soldiers
desert whenever they can.
I am, respectfully, your oborlieut servant,
TUOS. S. PHELPS,
Lieutenant Commanding, Assistant in Coast Survey
Prof. A. D. PAC/Le LL. D.,
Superintendent United States Coast Survey
sORGIIITM CULTVRE IN EIICKS COTTNTY.—There
an increasing disposition among the farmers of
Backe and oth er counties of Eastern Pennsylvania
to devote a part of their attention this year to the
culture of sorghum. or the Chinese sugar-cane. It
has been tried on a small scale by different persons
- for several years past s with results generally favor
able.
DEATH OF AN AGED ClTlZElN.—Christopber Si
genfeos, of Noctamixon, died at the residence of
his grandson, John Sigenfoos, in that township, on
Monday of last week. lie was probably the oldest
man in the county, being in the 930. year of his
age, and was a much-respected citizen. He was
-in possession of all his faculties to the time of his
death.—Bucks Covnty Democrat.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET
PIIILADELPHIA, May 13, 1962
Today the tide in the Stock Market manifested a die
•position to ebb, and prima were ausiained with difficulty.
Government securities were sold to a very limited extant.
- City sixes were weaker, and a decline was noted in Bead
ing Railroad shares, and in Schuylkill Navigation pre
:ferred. Oatawisaa preferred sold at 8.4". Elmira pre
ferred sold up to 20.
Iu pastenger railway shares a few sales were made.
'West Philadrip'aia at 54X Spruce and Pine,l2X Arch
street, 22,1( TtLtzettli and Fifteenth, 15.,X, and Green
-and Goatee at 25;4.
We are requested by the Assistant Treasurer of the
"rnited Strite,t to r.:inind holders of certificates of tempo
rary loan, 'jinni& in rein ; the ; nurimant to the motive
Already given, Hey Anadd Ls presented for roinibursel
urea before the close of the prevent week.
Messrs. Imlay Bicknell report that a counterfeit
three-dollaafie on the Ilartford Bank, Connecticut, is
Derr being circuiatral to tins city, On lower loft two
sailors standing by a shaft, two females sitting with spin
ning wheel, boy, etc. On lower right, group of harvest
:cr.:, with sheaves of :I:•aiu, cattle, anchor, &c., well done
nublia.l....all all +Ma platy.
The Milford (Del.) New says that, at the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the " Farmers and Me
shanics' Bank c f fail'ord." held at their banking bone,
an Inertly last Ike tAlatelmy afflaaa. gamed
*erre for the ensuing 3 ear :
Directors—Wm W. Dorsey, Jas R. Lollml, Wm.
Hill, C. S. Watson, John A. }hazard, Wm. Tharp,
'Wm. A Scribner. President—Wm. N. W. Dorsey.
liillialt - r --- 44141.1 auhino, in plow; or Jolla A, lianuard,
resigned.
We notice the name of C S. Watson, Esq , among the
directors above irq taloned as recently elected. Tabs is
a valuable arliWb;tion to their already worthy board.
Airhongh the bake boon in operation a MGM over
Mx months, it is cluing, an excellent bminess, and bids
fair to be a perinonently. established good in the com
annuity.
The Girard Fire and Marine Insurance Company
J&loe<.?dense ‘-3 ,suceeiei 6.40 d
=eta in the shape of a mad- annual dividend of three
anti a half per cult. This company, we understand,
Las for some years connned its business to fire insu
rance.
The amount of eu)al [reimported over the Delaware
Lackawanna, and Wifet.rn Railroad, for week ending
Otaturday, fAay 10, was as follows:
Week. Year.
Tone. Cwt. Tons. Uwt.
7,991 03 00,463 09
..18,[81 95 260,877 14
£ l llingui NorLb._ _
Shipped South.._
Total 25,572 08 351,081 03
For carreeperaliug time tut Sear:
Tear.
Tons. Cwt. Tone Cwt.
5,6i - 6 03 75,352 01
..20 355 18 .257,581 19
shipped North__
-abiPPed South
Total 03,012 Ol 0074734 00
Theresa, 19,427 03
The followirg la the coal tonnage of the Shamokin Val
ley and Pottsville Railroad Company :
Tuna, Cwt. Tone, Uwt.
Jor weak ending Irr a y 19.......6,075 11 53,577 18
- Nemo time last year 2,713 18 55,272 11
Increase...
Wholday's Cit,im:ati Gazette says :th-icim was - th e
leading lint in, hi financial circles on Staablay.
Nothing was the lines. The new pap!,
t a k e . was not a 7 tarl I, the maturities which were paid.
Cowl pa, :d 3L uor,-“}-,,iuid
the trausartio a i rau ri l ftrimt this tigurt: th,slt to 6 pa'
Cent.
Meeers. - Drexel s 4 Nrnieli the following quothtlonw.
3!few York toolidnize Par to 1-10 pre.
Boston exchntun u 1-lis
Baltimore exch..l.:.p, 44 to 1-10 eds.
Country funds to 6-.0 44
American golf 3 to 3N pro
73.10Treaeoryne.ee ~5N to 0 pre.
One. your certi (Inv a PAY to „te
Ow. New V.,r1.7. Post of this evening Saps
71/Are in inll on the Stock Exchange to-day.
The excitentent .it yesterday tins place to a fooling
Df dullness tli,nuigia,nt the list, and Prices generally are
Dpj. Thl-Pb 3.;
tell, lout to hold off for P ‘ trritcr
Lows from .. .. .t:itl the Southwest.
The firmest of the ,hare lint are Burlington and Quin
cy, and (mamba:, Cincinnati. The former sold at
79, the latter at I, E.
Pacific Ittail it 111.11 at 114.,v01143; ; Panama, 129.
rreW York Col. t. cured at 891( MSO4. Erie 46010!',
trio Preferred 43X, Michigan tichtral
aiM, Mock S slarAl
reilrmlil Webb: mq. firm, prwrintly fhb.
trOlede and I1':11.tt h 1 liklgon Hi v.•i•_
Northwext.•r.: S , • 011114 firm at 24)40,25.
w:[ , 00,1 d.•:oani for Nc.rtli Carolina; at an ail
Vance of at 84.
boud6 iiro firm of full prirer;.
111 The Mt of Govunioefil sTOOkS Shows a reaction of 3,1
Ax per cent. The lit of 1881 are selling at the elms at
108%. The 73n Treamry notes were firm early In the
slay at 106 X. but el , ve with sales at 111. X.
Diener it my ri 4,0 . 5 per cent, on cell, The banks
largo mew-, , riaulicbinentsfitcl difficulty in keel,•
ins their meant , ukioyed. even at these low figuree.
thiladelpigiat !i.5..413‘ EX
LEelx,rted by A. F.. 41.AY
I . IIIST
100 11ea1111.11 11..b5 '2IX,
2 4 3 4
S
834
Ili : 87,,
103
100 do
79 N Pet,on
.2)0 do .
203 do
100 .4;.10ty Nay.
200 tlo ..... .
700 City C..
$OOO
250 OfitawlDi4l.l,3.
55 do ..... 8,4
3000 B.eadiug
MOO do 85 . 1 i
1600 00 .'7U.. 03
000 do. 9274
10 Com ei Am',
1000 Lehigh V:d
OOP P iii $ Brio t".,; ~ 92
1000 - Fenno
16 lipr h rim, 12x i
DT:TWEE,
40 Harrisburg H.... 55X
1009 Reading 6s '10... 9211
O 0 - Prima tut
SIiCOND
9
75 N Penns I
125 do
4000 PP)11111 01)
2000 . 04
ROO 87
500 Read Gs '42 _____ 100
1000 d0..'7
IWO d6____
1000 Mor Oul IKt Int.. 00
40 Manf h Mec Bk. 25
19 Kensington Bk.. 63
3,161 13
ESME 3
kange Salem., May 13
•f Exchange.]
MAIM_
20n0 Elmira T 7A,..58. 85
. .
75 Elmira E, 100
125 d 0............
50 do .21)
50 Salty Nov 1:0 . 4
50 Arell-A. AL...
20 Pi Pt W Chi lt
4 13th & 15th-at 7::14
5 'West Plain It
1000 11 S 1311 ebtin
24 Bk N Lilerth,.. Cu
40 Corn Ex Bank.. 24
41 Donna 11. 47
200 Norrist R 10it0..102
16 Minuhill R 17
2D liarrhibury, R.... 55
8000 N Penns 65...... 76
995 N Penns R scrip. 733,,
12 Morris Oil pr1..117
NO Cam& Am Os 'B3. 9 201
1000 'Penn Con 5'S.. 92
Gr & Coate-et IL 2136
BOARDS.
1406 City Oa now .103
43 qr &Comm, rt,„. 2:04
009 Liclitor AaT Nl._ 15g
BOARD.
10 Minehill R...
100 Schy 3in p 1.15.
25 da
do.sswta
100 do. min
10000 Cam & Am Ow 'S9 !,5
5000 N Ponna 6s
Lifts FA 11711 r
1000 tr S 1 7 30 Tr 1i0.10534
800 City Os n0w....102;ti
700 Cataw B pf...., 9
10 W Cheater Rpf
AMEN I
5000 Schy Na. 6o '82.. 69
.25 Silty Nur pf.bs.. 11%
44 Arch-st - K 22 i
CLOSING Pk.
Bid_ AlikAd_l
S 6a: 'Bl 1.0534 105 Y,
1; ITr 7 3-10 N.105,;‘ 106
Phtlatla Gs. 99% 100
Philatia tis n0w..102% 103
Ponta 5s 89% 90
Reading It 24-69 24%
Read in Ga 'SO '43 99% 100
Read Ids '70.... 92% 93
Road int Gs !SG.. 84% 85
Perna R 46% 47
Perna . 18 1 In 05103%
Penns R 2in Os.. 90 98
Morris Cul t 'on.. 46 47
"Morris OA Pref.llo% 117%
Sell Nay Stud:— 5.!f,"
SPh 133; 153‘
its '82.. 60!( GO%
Ehvira P 19;4
10 Arch-81 .... 22
(it do
MEIMMTM
See IL 62 66
Race& Vine-st It 6 7
W .....
spruce 12. , ‘ 11)
1.0.,11 llaata4__
Chas & Walnut:l4;l
12trelt Street.... 22 22;4
Philadelphia Markets.
The Flour market continues dull, buyers holding off
for lower prices i ZOO bbla good City Mills extra family
told oa tense kept private, and a few small lots to supply
the trade at *5 g5f0.12% for mate% 85.2,5a5.50 for ex.
trim Stade& 75 for extra family, and 85 87%66 bbl
for fancy brands, as to quality. live Flour is quiet at
@.?.50, and Corn Meal at $2.6062.65 4fr bbla for Peuu'a
Meal.
is unsettled and lever, with soles of 04210,000
bu hels—part last evening—at 120128 c for prime Penn'a
red, afloat, and 132 c for Suutherndo, closing at the lowest
figure; white Is dull at 1350140 c. nye is rather dull;
Penn'a is offered at 73c. Corn is not so plenty ; about
1 OCO bushels Southern and Penn'a yellow Nought 53c,
afloat. Oats are quiet at 36037 c for Delaware, and 38c
1.1/4nu*s.
RAl:K.—First No. 1 Quercitron is wanted a 63150
per ton.
Corrox.—Tho market is arm, with a small business
to note at previous rates.
GROCERIBS.—There is rather more activity in Sugar
and Molasses ; sales of the former are making at iesixo
$ 3
PROVISONS COntiatie firm, Pickled Hams selling
at 13M1/6)ir ; Shoulders in Salt, 4M e, and Sides at &)
oNe V' lb.
insav lie unsettled, bbls. selling at 21a24xc for
Pennsylvania; 250252 c for Western, and drudge at
22X, c 1' gallon.
New York Stocks—Se
50001 S 'Bl ..reg,.lo4A I
23000 do cpn.los
50001" S 5s '74 ..cpn, 9536
2000 d0..........95 „Si
15060 Ty 7 1-10 pcnot.los
10000 do 104;F6
1000 do ......
41000 111 War Loan... 9616
2000 Tenn 6s '9O 59
2000 do ...... • 53 ,4
5600 Missouri 90,.... 52%
13000 d0..........5154
20000 do alO. 523 i
000 California 75.... 944 I
2000 11l Cp Bds '79... 97 56
4(00 lind Riv 3d 87
3000 Tol W2d SS s
Soo Mich So S F.... 96
250'0 Am Gold 103
200 Pao MSS 114
50 do 530.113
100 'IISaNI G. 51
cond Board, May 13.
/'2OO 15..1 Y Cent R S 5 3i
300 do 09)6
500 Erie B 39%
50 do b6O. 397
50 d0....pref.b30. 6738
100 do b6O. 67%
100 do 67
100 Find Riv R 4238
450 do 4234
25 do 4231"
350 Ilich Coat R..... 01
50 do b6O. 61
1 50 111 0 It Scrip.b6o. 623 g
1100 d) WM
250 Cloy & Pittsb R... 2034'
100 do 20N
200 Clov & Tol ...... .. 463{
300 do 46%
140 do 1)60.46X
60 Chi 6: R 1 01 : :4
150 do 61%
CITY ITEMS.
MESSRS. J. W. PROCTOR & CO.'S ELEGANT
Smtexc, CLOAKs'.—The proprietors of 1 : The Paris I%fail.
t Emporium "(now located at X. 920 Chc,tnitt street)
have this waxen made a most successful hit ill their ele
gant Spring and Summer Cloaks. The superb new fabric
—the .Exhibition. Cloth"—(of which )lessrs. Proctor
& Co. wore fortunate eaongli to ounce tithe rst
1.1;lue 10 this country ! ) isbeing universally admired le - the
tot es. The exquisite saispies and circulars made from
this new material are certainly the meet tasteful thing
out. They are at once dressy, adapted t, Al, and i,llll
- Wit i:I texture to be worn, with comfort, in the
warmest weather. As they are sidling - very rapidly, we
our fair readers to make their selections without
delay.
A GREAT ESTABLISIIMENT.—There are SeVe
rsl distinctive departments in the trade of this city, in
either of which the celebrated old house of Charles 0.4 k.
ford & Son, under the Continental Hotel, excels all others.
Masse wawa, name Hata and Caps, Head-gear for Chß
drec, and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. In all of these
branches their stock is unequalled, and, being the chief
manufacturers and importers in these departments, their
prices are unusually moderate.
DEPrTATION OF MINISTERS AND OTHERS FOR
YORKTOWN.--We fife authorized to stiLtD that a deputa
tion of uthth•ters and clergymen, under the filliglieeg of
the Young ll el. s Christian Association, Will leactl for
Yorktown this morning, at ten o'clock, to minister to
the spiritual and temporal NV:W(3 of time sick and
wounileil. Any articles suitable for hospital purposes
sent to the rooms of the Voting Men's Christian Associa
tion, No, 1009 Clic-Aunt street, before six o'clock this
evening, will be zlaii received and judiciously appro
plated it' the gentlemen composing this ileputatiou.
PURE LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES.—
The filet that Mr. €. 11. Mattson, dealer in fine groceries,
Arch and Tenth streets, has made it a specialty in his
busine,s to keepconstantly on hand a supply of Genuine
liqnors, such as brandies, wines, &c., of undoubted
purity. has Maimed many of our first physicians to re_
commend, for the use of invalids, the liquors sold at this
establishment in preference to any others.
MOUNT MONIAII CEMETERY.—This ground is
located a few rods off of the Darby road, about the same
distance from the city as Laurel Hill, and is beautifully
situated on the highest point of ground for miles around.
Its soil is admirably adapted for the purpose designed,
being high and dry. The public are invited to examine
its claims before purchasing elsewhere. General and
sectional plans may be examined at the company's
office, No. 128 South Sixth street, where any further
information will be cheerfully afforded by the agent.
Desirable lots, at low prices, and on liberal terms, are
now in the market, some of them in sections just opened,
having hitherto been held in N6EIFTWO_ Offi6ll hours from
S A. M. to 4 P. M., and, either before or after these
home, at the residence of the underaigued, No.3llNorth
Tenth street. ItItEDENICE: A. VAN CLEVE,
General Agent.
N. B.—Conveyance to and from the cemetery for such
as dt sire to purchase,
DR. S. M. Lunn, Eletho-Tlyglene and
Water-enn- Physician anti Surgeon, treats all diseases,
without medicines, at 218 North Ninth street.
WIDTDOW SHADE% all styles, $1 to S 5 each,
with durable fixtures, ilO Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
W. A CARRYL @ BRO.
LACE . , MUSLIN, AND JACQUARD CURTAINS,
Door I eiore, price. j,l dO Cc §JO a piece, UV Chestnut
street, Philadelphia. W. H. CARRTL ez BRO. apl2.7t
IitARRIAGE OF TUE EMPEROR OF JAPAN.—
TM T.. RlPirtq of Japan hat taken a wife—the is fifteen
years old.) The - Empress is a daughter of the II Mika.
do," who is the real Emperor, but does not meddle with
temporal Writhe. The young monarch did not see hie
pride until she 1 . 5 99M9 hie wire, The cortege from
MIMS to Tedo was a truly magnificent affair. Ea ch
parole, as she approached her domain, turned out a
guard of honor, attired In uniform. The Emperor was
culled in fine and eOlitlY cokes, which are said to have
borne a strilcing resemblance to the ha&deothe and rash
ionthle styles of clothing manufactured at the renowned
temple cf Granville Stokes, No. 609 Chestnut street,
where prices are remarkably low.
Ot - R 11031 E lUrlJAßD.4.—uertain parties are
trying to make themselves at the same time funny and
notorious at the expense of the organization of our citi
zens into
the Home Guards. This body has always shown,
by its willlogoess to do military - duty whenever wanted,
that it was composed of persons who did not regard the
company as a means of display, and we think those,
who, by inuendoes or jibes, affect to sneer at them, are
inferior in every particular as citizens. The Home
Guards, of Philadelphia, is ma institution Of which we
are proud. Another institution In which Philadelphia
has pre-eminence, is the celebrated Men's and Boys'
that-class Clothing Establishment of Charles Orekoo',
antler the " (Jonlinental."
A NEW larerry.—Prom doctors' pills,
western chills, and other ills, deliver us.
From want of gold, and wiTea Unkt NOW, and Maidens
old, and sharpers ff sold,' , deliver us.
From Cossack spears, mock auctioneers, and woman's
tears, deliver us.
From stingirg flies. and greenish ores, an 4 bmisr , 6
Ova) and Patrice' nth% a man that Ilea, deliver ua.l
From garments old, that are sold, at any other estab
lishment than that of Granville Stokes, No. 6t9 Chestnut
street, deliver us.
LETTER BAGS
At the Merchants' Exchange, Philadelphia.
RID Ballenger; Dom LIVISPD(11111116611
Ship Tonawanda, &dine Liverpool, soon
ship Northampton, Elwell Liverpool, soon
Baik Sra Elwin. Howes
Port Spain, Trinicl•td, soon
trig Loange, Bvans...Havana, soon
cltr Frnricin Banat, Nickereen..,.......Barbados. soon
fil MUNE INTELLIGENCE.
WT BEE FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED
Brig . Emma, Bakor, 6 days from Boston, with miss to
Tweils & Co.
Behr Hattie, (Br) Barbans, 14 days from St John, NB,
With pickets to E A Sender Ai ea_
- . - - -
Sett CarolMS, Pox, 8 days from New York, with mdse
to D Cooper.
Selz F Bold, McCalmon, 8 days from Portland, with
:Law to E A Bonder ot Co.
Schr Mughlt44. PQM% Harding, 8 MINK from North
1 - Oirto l ID DOMES tO TWOII (t CO.
S. hr Lucas, Taylor, 4 days from Boaconnet, with Bah
YO Cbetaih.
Sel‘r S Sawyer, Gaups°, 6 days fitlin Boston, in ballast
to captain:
sclir Col Dealer, Delany, .5 day% from Fortress Monroe,
in ballast to captain.
I, ehr nth - sender., IlooTer,lo days from Eastport, with
laths aid oil to B A Souder je. Co.
Scbr Ebou Sawyer, Tracy. 11 days L om Portland, with
piaster to E Sowler a Co.
Seta Mail, Kelly, 5 days from Providence, with mdse
to Croup!! & Collins.
Sehr Annie Virden, Chambers, 1 day from Lewes, Del,
with em u to Jag L BOWIE/ a Co,
&our ant io Gibbon, Dowell, 1 day front Balm), 11J,
with oats to Jos L Dew ley & Go,
Soh Yandolea, Cooper, I day from Smyrna, Del, with
crrn to T. Bowloy Co.&
Ecbr 4
.Iharloo Attio[fi?Th Atkins, 1 cloy from Milton,
LW, with corn to Jai L Bowiey Cu,
OLEABZD
Schr S Buck, Bagley, Melton, Mass, Noble, Caldwell
& Co.
Mai H seywv➢r, Nulty, lilotdoo, dO
day Elizabeth English, English, New Orleans, Tyler,
SLOTH, & Co.
Ear Horizon, Jarvis, Hatteras Inlet, do
Scl,r Ocean W are, Baker, Ship Point, A GI Cattail & Co,
err.l :5 Striver, Dennis, Baltimore, A Groves, .Tr.
Sn Fle)erly, Pierce, New York, W P Clyde.
111Z111011A2CEDA
- -
94 Butler, Ahoy, cleared at. Ncw York yoaterday for
91.0
Burk Teleigraph, °ilea, cleared at Boston Pith inst.
for Pt: ad el phi a.
Park ITarriot Fisk, Fisk, for Falutouth In 4 days, was
at Sagas 401
Re IA Ylqkfr,e/d, King, hence, wu. -.Nubia& tis
itutt.
Echr B Watoon,Lida, for New York, Balk,/ from
tSoßna 4th inst.
Sett G \V Godfrey, Weeks, hence, arrivel at Boston
gt_
Scl r Nifichi Matthews, Fox, for Ithil.cle!pt,la sailed
frula Newport 10th inst.
T Beindiet. Goldprnith, Hickman, Dickerson,
Snmfrgi RIO AlirtSl /Writing, sailodfrom
cii , Al9l - 1 itith inv. for Pliiinnolphin.
r Ilricn, Libby, hence, arrived at Po !Limonth 9th
t.
Et. , elorra Comet, Jonea, anO Mars, Nicladm, !lance, ar
iv, II at aow York yesterday.
PAMPHLET PRINTING, Best and
Clieapeat in the Oity, at BLNGWALT & BROWN'S,
111 &MB MIMI sett awn
MA. slaked_
Elmira n Prf... 14) 00
Elmira 78 , 73... 84 so
Ti Island R ex-t] 15 15X
Lo'gh Cl Ai Nat.. 55 56
Le CI & Nor set% 40 41
N retina 8 9
N Penner It 64 70 70
Penns It 108 94 98
Catikw It Con— 1 .74 .
Catawisso. Prf.. 9 fix
Fmk &South R 44
MIT la-ET6IIIII/
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
yr TO 12 o'OLoot LAM Jim:
11011MIIISTAL Intl Oheeinnt Oa.
Jas Harrison, St Louis D N Murray, Ohio
J Marden, Baltimore J E Weenier, Akron, 0
Max Glaser, Cincinnati Jacob Elea& Oincionati
At Frobman, Cincinnati Hobt P Faulkner, Rolla,Md
Gen F Foote, Cincinnati Blight" Tracy, Norwicb, Ct
V L Doeblor, Williamsport John Torrey, Jr, N Y
P Tillin.haet, New York Ce A Halsey, Newark
Jae C Ludlow, Newark Prof C Mason, New York
A Welch & la, New Jersey S Oliver & la, Lynn, Mass
S A Allen W W B.apley& la, Wash
It Banal & la, Wash, D C F Lakemeyer & la. Waal,
.Mre Waldecker, Wash, DC OR W Sibley, Obio
J H Heald; Baltimore T M Lanahan & 14, Bait
W Fuller, Catasawyna Bonaparte, Baltimore
L S Goble, Newink, N J B Waco, Paterson. N r
Dr Tlieidenstain, Md J P Hott4ton, USMC
Mrs S E M Lovering, York J C Burbank, Minnesota
D Badger, New Yolk Jae Colbourn, Maryland
D A Vandervtr. New Jersey T Grew, New York
W Armstrong, New York II S Howell, Penna
Col Clt Trail, Maryland Dr Schley. Mo.-Flood
Fitapattick, Maryland J Duffy, Marietta
D W Woods & avf, Lancaster Col S Shock, Columbus
I E Snow, Jew Jersey Richard Cowan, Pittsburg
11 Scbutt , Dunkirk, NY TB Bryson, yer Spring
11(10 WV, Ether Sp ict,t D B Renshaw
Jot; Pile!, New York Jos 0 reihlt26 S. la , W V
Mr Murray, Penntralvania .1 F. Mclntosh, Now York
Ilenry Wall, New Yen k Mr Danforth, New York
W B Bat/ley, New York It L Hawes Worcester
D Flint, Chicago M B Huffman, Mass
John Weul, Masa J W Kiunicut, Boston
Hey B Jt Allen, Boston Cyrus P ei'Ltuta, Brooklyn
H Brother, W Troy, N Y N Carter
J B Clot k N DHriswold
Jobto.on E 0 Tufts, Boston
Janue Dexter, Albany Capt J Lawless, If 8 N
Francis Barry, New London A Ilartougb, N Y
JCS II Parson,Troy, N Y
M I. Ott, Whelirg, Ye Wm II Boman, Baltimore
N Feldman, Albany H H Ilan Dyck, Albany
Chas Dodge, Waal?, P C F G Vometook, Watch, D
L II Bowl er & utfo, Boston N P Colburn & vg, Boston
Mrs G Merritt, P Amboy Capt W Merritt, U 8 A
N B Harrison A G Browne, Jr, Boston
F (lox, Norton A 13 Semple, Louisville
JD De Russy, U S A F Boegler, Now York
W Gerrisb, 'Maryland N M Barnum: Oregon
Brad V cod, New York Geo H. Pendleton, Ohio
Geo K Sheilds, Oregon M C Belknap & la, N Y
S B Brown, New York Peter Higgins, New York
Mad do Viro, New. York B T Babbitt, New York
A C Durham, Hartford M Id. Merriman, Hartford
W Gaston, Roxbury, Mass B Worthington, Mass
L F Morse, Roxbury, Mass' H Tbomem, Harrisburg
W U Fesserelen, Prov, It I Samuel Little, Mass
P 11 Poremus & la, N Y B R Packer, New York
B 'Jr Jenkins, New York James & Bolles, Boston
Dr W 14 Hamilton, Del A Buck, Baltimore
F F Emery, Boston J Tome, Maryland
Cupt Femme, U 8 N 9 AI Shooniaker, Baltimore
Mrs Keeler, New York J B Carson, St. Louis
D Austin, Jr, Now York Miss A F Harris, R I
Walter 13 Snow, Prov; B I GEA ngele, Prov, B
L A Plummer, New Bedford S J Bach, New York
X Kayser, New York
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth wt.. below Arob.
A 8 Evans, Fort Wayne W C Bayley, Blair co, Pa
John A Lemon, Hollidaye'g Sam'l Milliken, Rollidaya'g
D Watson ' Hollidaysburg T J Shannon, Illinois
Reed, Clearfield J 'l' Elliott, Warren, 0
T M Courtney, Poland, 0 T K Hall, Poland, 0
Clark Stough, Poland, 0 John C Duff, Pa
A Dissinger, Elizabethtown M Barry, Lancaster
D Henderson, Shipyensburg Amos Davis, Easton
Wm Waster, AM Geo 8 Finney, Md
Wm Finney, Aid Sam'l Mitchell, Clearfield
J Boynton, Clearfield James J Conner ' Pa
W 11 Howard, N Y Geo H Stewart,Shippens'g
John Grabil, Shippensburg M G Einstein, Harrisburg
L Collillower, Quincy, Pa J C Clingeton, Quincy, Pa
J D Scball & la, York, Pa II Thomas, N Y
James White, Pittsburg Cho J Lilly, Portland
Wm G Foster, Itlillinidge S G Brower, N Y
9 Van Loon, Wilkesbarre Wm II Pler, Wilkesbarre
Th P Simpeon, 111 Chunk N Peters,
Delaware
H R Walton, Delaware H Hamill, New Jersey
L P Williams G W Pratt, New York
D Stratton. Salem, N J J R Mester. Lancaster
A Johnston, Hollidaysburg F McCoy, Hollidaysburg
Nis st Mims & fa, Penna. J B Walker, IL Ilidaysburg
G F Chapin, Georget, Mass Miss Fuller, Ohio
H C Victor J Ewing. Pittsburg
S Sedgwick, Greene co, Pa Hon G W Stein, Easton, Pa
S S Black, Springfield, 0 Mrs S M Hamill, N Jereay
John H Zigler, Harrisburg Miss J Cummings Salmagr
T. T May, Easton, Md W W Belt, Cleat field
Miss Hamill, .New Jersey John MBowman,Muucy,Pa
J Blair, Sbippensburg
AMNRICAN ROTli&—t_Meotnnt above riftb.
B.T Drown ; Euntingdon, Pa Win McFarland, Pa
T J Fitzsimmons, 2 , 1 - C S Wilam, Bellefonte, Pa
All Fiske, Potonsslvania J w, Reading
Win Phillips. Ohio Di W Williams, Indiana
Jacob Bansmore, Lancaster Mime S A Bear, Lanoaater
J Di Seville, - Delaware II Parker, Beaton
J Esser. Mauch Chunk II Lawson, Norristown
E S Porter & w, New York Wm A Orbison, Penna
Eliery, ti S N J T Johnston & is, Penna
Geo W Tate & la, Penns J II Seymour, Hagerstown
It B Chapman, Prov, R I S F McKee, Hazleton
Mrs JEt adshaw, Indiana is M. Guilford, Lebanon
G M Barney &la, Vermont Mies A Eldridge, Vermont
Henson Terris, Jr, N Y W W Lumen, Michigan
M IFI Ithodca. Taunton G S Atwood, Taunton
A AV Whitcomb, Randolph N Che*.man, Bastou
A C Crosby &w, Conn F Hoyt, Georgetown Mass
J Prunner, Pennsylvania John Crossley Jr, N Y Y
J D Chample, Philada E S Mclean, Now York
M B Mount, New York II M Sallady, Now York
Geo S Payne, Maryland W E Spruance, Delaware
Thomas B De Walden, Washington, D
BT. LOUIS HOTEL—Chestnut stmt. above Third
N Dewey, Alexandria. J ,Tones, Washinzton, D C
E J Marthn wt 1, V. ii Rev S Livermore & wf,
1. 31 Thompson, Pa C Ceddeit
S Isaacs J Johnston Sr I, St Louis
J Turner, Port Carbon Ceo R Lewis, Reading.
Ayk•TS Codington, N .1 11," Bears, Brooklyn
C B. ]luluPray lenee, It I A Peters, Providence, II I
Louis telong, Newark, N. J Capt Wilkins. LT S A
John IL Carlisle, Pa N F Hazleton, Ilaltimoro
Lonis Stern, N Y Simon Steru, N Y
THE UNION—Arch street, above Third.
A J Fitch. Nrw Jersoy II Slayntaker, Pitt-;burg
Dirs 3111 ill. Pit blawg Thor; Smith A 1;1. Altoona
1' Rank, 7 liglispiro Thos 'Lloyd. Nancy. Pa
Wat B Peregoy, halt I}ll,ts Alice (:teen, Easton
P W "Hoffman A . by Potbor 31:111;,:giar. nenliatttott
Ttlrs E F Ctilhretli, Pa 11Ire .1 I.rvy, Ilainbridgr
paadanan, Pona 1 a J A Gump, Pena'a
. -
W S Ilollinborger la, Pa II C Ilartmon, IlloontiVg
Stephon Keeler, Hanover A .'l' (lino, 'Fulton co
.1 Shelleabc , rg(T, & la. Waynesboro
fi - m IL Swaync, F. T Kcrnc, L:4IIC co, Pa.
T S Lenick & la, Ohio S II 'Freeman
J 0 Stone, Ohio D C Wheeler, New York
Jacob B (look. Pa Noble Parker, Wmsport
John R Rue, Delaware, Bawl Warner, Delaware
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race artreet. above Third.
'Los Francis. St Clair ITenry Cott. Allentown
71 E Warford, New Jersey Mies A E Moore, N J
A Fyau, ikarord, Pa C Ply:ninon ' New York
linlit4 lit, Allentown M S Grime, Peron
G K Reeder, Allentown A C Russel, Danville
Jll
MI,It ltailk, Lehigh CO Mir. 1.1 L,hi g h co
A Shh , : , s. Hoffer„ Mt JOY
P F Greenewelt, Lebanon 7ti E Horn. St Louis
D TI Tre.xler, Snyder co, Pa W Faux., Danville
lli Ilurkun,. Citnlnn, ra RD l[wrietnn, canton, PA
Geo B Illiy, Lebanon J W Illig; Lebanon
Misi+ C Lebanon Miss M Bauman, Lebanou
C Sloan, Dl o ontsburg VV B Roons, Bloomsburg
JII Buck, S A _ Mrs Orth, Lebanon Pa
MADISON' HOUSZ—Becontl etroot, above market.
Itlrs Brown, Stroudsburg P..olit Beans. BliekA Co
IL Pt Pleasiuit 1, It La liar, Pt Pleii, , ittit
D l 4 , P Attleboro t: II IYetherlnt•,lltllnnloutn
fittilllolo !Ls ISurs , lit, Tim .Ttrsiy
',rhos ;!;(1 - qt..Nurtlittinberlatifi B Straub. Lewisburg
•
11% , M Smith. Docks co G Pearsall, Timm. N Y
A Snyder, Georgetown A Gottinghant, Seaford, Del
N Feeney, WI O IMPEI co P.; Sirmyt.s, Wyuining CO
DI Tity ‘ lors Titylunwillo Gen lifOM
Israel AVanno, Moore,town CDI ;Slow, L:Llinska
Jos Staples, Yardleyville -Wu" Milford, N J
'Wm Carr, Nev Brunswick
130MMEBOIAL-4dlith street, andlid OfIB&EUL
TAO Sehathocker, N Castle D Jlrown, Oxford, Pa
Wm 11 Brown, Oxford, Pa Jas Keeler, Phomixville
Miss Keeler, PhoAlixville John Boyd, Chester co
Wm Ii Eder, Marl'latA WPI494IISGOIIIGOINOrd, Ya
J Ii burilite) Debra - aro G urimit, Purina
S D Chandler, Chester co T J Miles, Ilarrisburg
Thos P Potts Mrs Parker, Chester Valley
NV Potter, Williamsburg E W Hooper
S J Seneca, Maryland
BLACK BEAR—Third Oren!, above Ca
C Harper, Jenkintown C Feeney, Pennsylvania
G Sthzel & af, Reading Mrs Fasig, Reading
Tare R Iternhart, Berke co D Kemmerer, P 4
Airs Kemmerer, Pa M A Sellers, Pennsylvania
G Yon Butlink, Pottstown Al Y B Vanarisdalen, Pa
W Bonier, Penneburg John Bergh, Pennsburg
J Di, eland, Eninietsburg W Dale, IlyberrY
C Worthington J C Cornell, Pennsylvania
Jos Young, Allentown 13 F Apple, Pennsylvania
II J Poiiley r larrlklurg D P lifichil e poro
Mai taric, Dchartou A lloilinan, Virginia
Sol _Raub, Virginia
BARLEY SBEAF—Second street, below Viue.
IT White & la, New RICO J Dobc- , Pc, P.cu.
B P Stradlims, Bristol B. Cooper, Bucks co
Mile COOP r,Buche co a C Rich, Peune
..1.; Richardson A- la, Penna J Comfy, Byberry
J Cadwallader, Fox Chase Mrs 0 Connard, Laheska
A Danahowtr, Bucks en J B Yarkaa. Lancaster city
W C Warlord, Pt Pleasant N G James son, Penna
B Cadwallader ' Doylestown E Parry, Attleboro
A Aloon, New Jersey J Stackhouse, Middletown
A R W Emight, Yeasterville A Maker, Newtown
ElYi BlidiS CO Ii
_Corson & la. Dahlias's
W Taylor, Edgewood A Dover, New Jersey
M Comfort, Bucks co M Jarrett, Montgomery co
J White, Pilaus. C Horner, Ifartsville
Mrs W Stuckert, Penna Miss Stuckert, Pence
Pr Pier, Pr 8r5t0)111 T Barolly Ponna
W Warruro, Tlentall TEM, Inuallertsvills
Engart, Hartsville W Evans & Ist, N Jersey
A Rittenuouse, Maryland E H Robinson, Maryland
Esaburn. Edcington N Evans, New Jersey
C Evans, Now jersey X Pitucaort, Duda co
STATBEI trlilON—ldarlint street. anove Sixth.
S S Enekee, ShiD.pen. Pa lrenry Strecker, Penna
T A Woods, Blair, Pa Jos T Eoed & dau, Rd
E Itiultiister, Clearfield Jaya H Leo. Clearfield
Puffy Tbatelier, Penna Alex Parr, Ponua
lid' men t hhlV, Jr, Clearfield F Hefrißht, Pen nn
JOH It Cemen t Henna John Boiton, Princeton
C Dopton, Princeton Geo Snyder, Liverpool
Peter Gilts, Penna John Bruner, Ileum
W J 5Z1,1,, Peru% do! 0 Bieber, roma
1411, Beading Thoe Woodward, lowa
W A Croft, Ilarrisburg Joan Caveny, Poona
Enrol McAleer], Juniata co Jac Thompson, Mlffiin co
Thompson, Mifflin co L S Vail, New. York
1) Snow, Barton AV 71.
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above Callowhill.
Mies Diet:4er, Allentown Miss & Hariman.Albodown
Era 6 Nickolas, Bucks co Geo F Greenawalt, Pa
A Swartleh Palmyra L F Ott, Montgomery co
Jos Inmker, Beading A Eisenhart. Overfteld
K G Houck & la, Boyertown Elias Deemer, Pa
Wilson Keiser. Pa John W Snyder, Pa
L H Lamll, Allentown Mee nick, Hpringtown
memo Eassitts, Eantoxi, Pa I.Triab Doug, Lehigit cv, Pa
T F, Kauffman, Allentown
MOUNT VNAZION HOTEL—Mocha W. Arch.
W Broil'wad, Drl W (lap L BrndLe Id
A P tilyippor. 3111
Gm) Ranting. litizenie cu Jidat J Smith ' Ppitim
Sidommi l'imtia (iv° F Smith, Bucks co
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS--Eg.
haunted Nature's Great Restorer. They invigorate,
et-r...511.,.n, and pariry the system, Cure Wel:Katie,
Acidity of the Stomach, Diarrham, &o. A perfect ap.
mfizer and tonic. They invigorate the body, without
stimulating the brain. Tbey are compounded of pure
St. Croix Dui% itootri, end "[aria, and are recom
mended by all who use them. Adapted to old or
young, but particularly rooemmended to the weak and
languid. Sold by all Grocers, Dmiggiate, Hotels, and
P. H. pitelitii JG tal
my3-mwf&m 202 Broadway, New York.
DEAF MADE TO HEAL—INSTRIDIENTS
ke spilt fhb hearing in er,,,e 7 %parlay, an 4 or khe moel
approved construction, at P. MADEIRA'S, 115 South
Tenth street, below Chestnut. myl3-3r*
ONE.PRIOE CLOTHING OP THE LATEST
STYLBI3, made in the Beet Manner, expresely for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in
Plain Pigureel, AU Gosmut Elide to 9rder wurnted
eutinfactory. Our ONE•PIuuE SYSTEM is strictly ad
hered to. All are thereby treated alike.
e.22-1y JONE 3 & CO., 604 MARKET Street.
CARD PRINTING, BEST AND CHEAPEST
In the City, et 111 South FOURTH Street.
CIRCULAR PRINTING, beet and obespett In the
City, at 111 South FOURTH Stmt.
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14. 1862.
NORFOLK SURRENDERED.
BY TER BAUD OP TOWER HALL.
" Noel)lk is taken !"—etartling mound !
Ali tel)cidelll it will confound,
And copal Jiff himself astound,
And Beamogard dismay.
For now, to all discerning eyes,
The rood to Richmond open lies;
McClellan hums s it, and defies]
The rogues to bar his way
Our stock of ready .made Spring Clothing is the largest
and most varied in Philadelphia, and being daily in re
ceipt of all desirable new styles, we are thus enabled, al.
though our sales are rapid and extensive, to keep our
aesortment full and ft eah. We have all styles and Quali
ties of goods, from low and medium-priced to the finest.
Every one will find Clothing suited to his taste, position,
and means, among our stock. Wo have also a full and
choice assortment of piece goods, which will be made up
to order in the best manner, for those who prefer.
ire buy and *All for cash only i therefore, at the
lowest possible prices.
TOWILIt HALL, No. 518 MARKET St., Philadelphia.
It 'BENNETT &
CITHQUNR—CEKINGABY.—On the 12th inat., by
BEN. Itichardeott Graham, Mr. Wm. Che,iiiar to We.
Pattie Ockiugaby. yr
MATHRWS.—On Monday, May 12, Rachel, wife of
Uriah Mathews, aged 62 years.
The friends and relatives aro respectfully invited to
attend the furore!, from the residence of her husband,
No. 608 North Seventh street, on Thursday morning,
May 15, at 7 o'clock. Funeral to proceed to Southamp
ton.
[Poyle9town papers please copy.]
Pdell ARDS.—On Sunday, the 11th fist , at his resi
dence, In Reading, Pa., the lion. M. S. Richards, in the
76th y oar of his age.
LlWlt3.—On Monday, May 12, Sidney, infant eon of
Edwin M. Lewis, *
MORRISON.—At Camp of Fourth Regiment, P. R.
V. C., Falmouth, Virginia, on Saturday, May 10th,
William Morrison, aged:3s years, eon of Archibald - and
Jane Itiorrieon.
The friends and relatives of the family, Solomon's
Lodge, No. 114, A. Y. M., Fourth of July Lodge, No. 141,
I. 0. of 0. F., Southectrk nose Company, Cooper Shop
Refreshment Committee, Southwark Home Guards, and
the Ma,onic and Odd Fellows' fraternities generally, are
respectinlly invitid to attend the funeral, from the resi
dence of his father, No. 536 South Third street, at 3
o'clock, tbis (Wednesday) afternoon. To proceed to Phi
ladelphia Cemetery. tk
FIGGINS.—On the 12th inst., Daniel Biggins, aged
49 years.
Bis relatives and friends, are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral, from his late residence, No. 2228
Brandywine street, on Thursday, 15th inst., at 4 o'clock
P.
MONAGIIAN.—On the morning, of the 12th inst.,
Maria S. Gallon, wife of James J. Monaghan, in the 21st
year of her age.
tier relatives and friends, and those of the family, are
respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from the resi
dence of her husband, No 609 Fitzwater street, this
(Wednesday) afternoon. the 14th inst., at 1 o'clock, with
out further notice. Funeral services at St. Paul's
Church. Interment at Cathedral Cemntery. *
WlLEY..—Soddenly, on Saturday, the 9th inst , John
K. Wiley, in the 51st year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family, also Shekinah
Ledge ; No. 246. A. Y. M. Chosen Friends Lodge, No.
100, 1. 0. of 0. F., and School Directors of the Sixteenth
section, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from his late residence, No. Sib North Front street, be.
low Laurel, this (Wednesday.) 14th inst , at 2 o'clock
Services in the Second Baptist Church, Newmarket
street, above Poplar. Interment at Odd Fellows' Ceme
tery,
WA - EDI:E.—On the 10th inst., Mrs. Bligabeth S., wife
of Dr. Thomas Wardle, and daughter of Andrew Ehoad
Fen., eget , . 35 years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from the residence of her husband,
246 North Tenth sheet, this (Wednesday) morning, at
9 o'clock.
SECOND MOURNING POPLINS,
YALENOIAS, AND GINGER - MS.—DEMON
SON invite attention to their New Stock of—
Second Mourning Ginghams, 15 to 25 cents.
Second Mourning Silk and Wool Poplins,62.3i to 76.
Second Mourning Silk and Wool Valenas, 76 ctn.
Black and White finest French Jaconets, 26 eta.
Plain Black linnet French Jaconets, 25 cte.
Imrin , a Black Challica, 44 eta.
Lupin's Black Mirage, 7-4 wide, 623 cts.
Lupin's Black Crane Maretz, 25 cts.
Lupin's Black Tatnartines, 25 ctn. myl4-tf
JG. MAXWELL & SON,
. ELEVENTH and CHESTNUT, have now Open,
at the lowest cash prices in the market, magnificent
lines of a great variety of new Spring Goods, of their
own late importation and manufacture, as well as of
careful selections from New York importations. Their
Beal and Imitation Thread and Guipure Laces, Fancy
Buttons, No. 5 Trimming Taoim', Paris Ornaments for
Cloaks and Tresses, French Bugle Trimmings, Silk Belt
ing, Silk Gimps, Thomson Freres' Paris Trail Skirts,
Spool Silk, new colors, at 2 cents per spool, Fresh Split
and Single Zephyr, for summer knitting, Paris Wady
Corsete, Travelling Fans. and Magic Ruffles, are all
offered to the ladies as goods of the most reliable make,
and adapted to the requirements of close, discriminating
purchasers.
The usual liberal allowance to cash buyers. -
.1. G. MAXWELL & SON,
Store and Factory, ELEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
ai02.4-1m
Er. AID FOR THE WOUNDED.—A. DE.
PUTATION OF THE YOUNG MEN'S
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION of Pittladelphia will je#ye
10-DAY, (Wednesday.) for the purpose of visiting the
scenes of the !QUA battles, under the authority of the
Government, to administer aid and sympathy to the sick
and wounded. Those who desire to aid the work of the
Deputation by contributions of articles of necessity, or
means for their purchase, can have them faithfully ap
plied by sending to the Rooms of the Association,
CHESTNUT Street - , above Tonth, beforc r.
utt - UNOlifin H. cnrUtair l Prosicura.
- THE REV. DR. GREGG HAS AR-
ElVkD.—The Committee regret exceedingly
that circumstances compelled them to postpone the Lec
ture, " Quite unknoun to them" the Doctor hint ar.
rived in the city, prepared to carry out hie enßa.mnAnt.
The Lecture will come off, without fail, on WEDNES
DAY EVENING next, the 14th instant, at 8 o'clock.
Tickets already issued good for WEDNESDAY EVE
NING, in the ACADEMY OF MUSIC. EntriMt*
Errl. O. O. F.—FOURTH OF JULY
LODGE, No. 144, and the Order in general, are
respectfully invited to meet at the HALL, THIRD and
GERMAN Streets. tbis afternoon. at 3 o'clock, to attend
the lomat of our late brother, WM_ iMORMI.4O
"Mit. JOHN GRAY, Seoy.
orMASONIC NOTICE.—THE OFFICERS
and members of SOLOMON'S LODGE, No. 114,
the' QP4VI t fUcr IYI aro invitod to moot at tho MD.
C111557 - N1 T Btreet, this afternoon, al 3 o'clock, to attend
the funeral of our late brother, WM. MORRISON.
By order of the W. M.
it* JOHN GRAS, Seep.
or- FEitsoNs I'AVOIt or ram - int..-
.110 N to the REPUBLIC OF MSXIOO and
baying an interest in her welfare, and who will stand by
her against all MONARCHICAL DESPOT 3, and EU
ROPEAN INFLUENCE Address, Libery," 338
south T WYLFTII S:reot, Philadelphia_
ErrNUTICE—SHOE FINDERS—WE. TIM
undersigned, Imieby ag.reo to dose our place of
bmirese, from 19th day of MAY to let day 01 SEP
TEMBER, at 5 P. M.. ar(Lou SATURDAYS, at 3 P. M.
WILLIAM JOHNS 3 SON,
ISA.AO BARTON k CO.,
LAING ,tc AGINNIS,
May 14.30
orREPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT.
TEE OF SUPERINTENDENOE.—The lam
bert; of the Committee will meet at SHINN'S HOTEL,
BROAD and CHESTNUT Streets. on THURSDAY
APIEI - MOON, May 15,1562, at 4 o'clock, for organ',
Mien.
JAMBI P. REES BORN, GEO IL ROOM!,
BDWARD SIMPSON, JANES DICII,
JOS. lIER PLR, SAML. FLEMING,
FURMAM W. MAYHEW. rarl4-2t*
(ky-• PEOPLE'S - STINTS lit/iN YEN TlO ••
PEOPLE OF PENNSYLVANIA, who desire
cordially to unite in
SUSTAINING THE NATIONAL ADRINISTP.I.TION
in lie patriotic eflorte to euppreee a sectional and unholy
rebellion against the
UNITY OF THE REPUBL 10,
and ihno dealre to support, by every power Of the Go
vernment, our hundred thousand heroic brethren in arms,
bra - ring disease and the perils of the field to preserve :he
Union of our fathers, are requested to select the number
.! 1531 T-P 4 A 4 / 11 4 N•ggoj to The Learielptivo 110Preeentatfail
of the State, at such times and in such manner as will
best respond to the spirit of this call, to meet in
On THURSDAY, the 17th day of July next, at 11
o'clock on said day, to
for the offices of
AUDITOR. GENERAL
AND
kAftWtrctis euriramb,
and to take such 111011EflMI as may Le deemed necessary
to strengthen the Government in this season of common
peril to a common country.
Chairman of the People's State Committee.
GEO. W. HAIIIIIIERSLY, Secretaries.
JOHN M. SULLIVAN, m92-tf
orrack; vitsals D FIRE AID MA.
RINE INSUBANUE COMPANY, 415 WAL
NUT St., Ptio..teELeros, May 12, 1262.—The Directors
have this day declared a lead-annual DIVIDEND of
tt ree and a half per cent., payable to the etockholdere of
this Coenpsey, eh. flirt,
myldinwflot ALPRED 8. GuaarT, Treasurer.
07. OFFIC E OF THE NESQEEIIONING
1 - ALLEY R. R. CO—PUILIDELPTIIA, May 10,
Rita —The etwAboldern 01 thie Omnpany are hereby m
ono that the third Instalment of FIYJ DOLLA ES PICII.
ISHARE is called in, by order of the Board of Directors,
payable at the (Mice of the Company on the 26th inst.
my 30-tf JANE 3 t 3. COX, Treasurer.
vouPia mriv OUT Yr EMPLOYMENT
should prepare themselvee for the sphere to which
they are best adapted, and which will contribute most
to their intellectual and moral improvement. PHRE
NOLOGY is applied for this, and other purposes daily,
at GO CUIRIATN UT gtreat i by JOHN L. Q.A.P4 Zit elm
cenaor to Fowler, Wells, & Co. ap'Z6•lm
ca•COWNEXCIIANGE BANK, PHILADEL
PIIIA, May 6, 1862.—The Directors have this
aav declared a c.ivideeil,of TUNER AND 6 HALF
per cent., vikyable on flatland,
my 8.6 Y
IyrCOMMERCIAL BANK OF PENNSYL
VANIA, ruiLADEbniu, may Bth, 1862.=ahe
Vireo - ton liaTO thin day declared a dividend of TIMER
PER CENT., payable on and after FRIDAY, 16th inst.,
clear of State tax.
rn3 7 let S. C. PALMER, Canhier.
G I RARD BANK, PHILADELPHIA ?
MAY 13.]862.—The Direciora have declared a di-
Nicend of FOUR PER PENT., payable to the Stock-
I/Oder/4 cm arid after the 16th last , free of State Tax.
inyl4 tt W. L SCHAFFER, Cashier.
Ot• ritrE rtEiW YORK AND
111.M.LE COAL FIELD RAILROAD AND
()UAL COMPANY."—A epecial meeting of the Stock
holders of the Company will be hold on TUESDAY, the
27111 in fd ant, at 11 o'clock A. M., on Thulium of great
iterurtaDCe.
Ey older of the Board of Directors.
JOHN BINGHAM, President_
VIE sl, BYNRY ROBINSON, Secretary. my12.(27
MECHANie.S. BANK, PHILADEL.
uz 'EI I 41, MAY 6, 1862.—The Board of Directors of
this bank have this day declared a dividend of YOUR
FEB CENT., payable on and utter the 16th instant,
agreeably to the preVIRIPPII 9f charter.
snyT-6t J. WINUAND, Ji., 011 alder
Ye wretched cottonitee, fell back,
Run—fly—escape the fierce attack,
Or, like your boasted Merrimac,
In atoms be dispersed;
Its iron si lea collapsed, sou see,
And such rebellion's fate will be ;
You thought it powerful, but we
Were Certain it would bunt
Now, for the traitor clasp prepare
Such wreaths as rebels ought to weer i
The hempen wreath for all who dare
Our liberties to mar ;
Hemp for the traitors; ant for those
Who are not ranked with Freedom's foes,
Superior raiment BANNIVrT
Towaa HALL BAXAAI:
MARRIED.
DIED
EDWIN W. PAYNE & CO.,
JOSEPH GODFREY & CO.
STATE CONVENTION,
AT
HAREIti.BIIEG,
IVOmIIIATE Ca-DTDIDATEB
A_ B. McOLUI ,
J. W. TORREY, Cosh
ryrOFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY,
PRILADELPRIA. April 111,1862.
The BOARD OP DIRNCTOREI have this day declared
• Boni-annual Dividend of FOUN FHB CUT. on the
Capital Bieck et the oompany, olear 01 HMS I st , Pays"
blo on and after May 16th, 1.02.
Powers of Attorney for collection of Dividends can be
had on application, at the °Mee of the company, No. 238
South THIRD Street. THOS. T. FIRTH,
ern Del Treasurer.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
ita) AMERICAN, elii
ENGLISH, AND SWISS
WATCHES,
Of the fineat manufacture, which we offer lowor than
heretofore
LEWIS LADOMUS & CO.,
802 CHESTNUT STREET
Also. a large assortment of ONYX JEWELRY
mylo-6t
&REMOVAL.
J, C. FULLER
Having Removed from No. 42 South THIRD Street to
No. 712 CHESTNUT Street, 2nd Floor,
{Opposite Masonic Temple,)
Now offers a Large and Desirable Stock of
GOLD AND SILVER. WATCHES,
/WORKS & BROTHERS' SPOONS AND FMK%
AND
FINE JEWELRY,
To which the attention of the trade isiuvited.
ap3o- 3m
idic)cc AMERICAN WATCH COM
PANY."
GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
COMPANY'S SALESROOM,
No. 712 CHESTNUT Street, Second Floor,
(opposite Masonic Temple.)
I. B. MARTER, Agent.
ap3o-3m
VULCANITE RUBBER JE WELRY
A beautiful line of
GENTLEMEN'S VEST CHAINS, LADIES' ORA.
TALAINE CHAINS, THIMBLES, CROSSES,
STULS, BUTTONS, Sc.,
Now in Store.
J. C. FULLER,
No. 712 CBESTNUT Street, second Floor,
(Opposite 'Huang° Temple.)
ttp3o.4m
la AMERICAN, ENGLISH,
AND
SWIS S . WATCHES,
JEWELRY, AND SILVERWARE,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
JOS. H. WATSON
ap2s-1m - 3•::6 CHESTNUT STisEET.
FINAPiCIAL.
AMERICAN GOLD WANTED,
At high prices.
ONE-YEAS OERTIFIOA.TES FOR SALE
SEVEN-AND•THBEE-TENTHS AND COUPON
BONDS FOB SALE.
DREXEL & Co.,
34 South THIRD Street
UNITED STATES
ONE-YEAR LOAN FOR SALE.
COUPON BONDS AND 7 8.10 NOTES
BOUGHT AND SOLD
QUARTERMASTERS' RECEIPTS
GASHED, COLLECTED, OR EXCHANGED
Particular attention given to transactions in Govern
ment securities.
DREXEL & Co.,
3+l SOUTH THIRD STREET
aql7-1m
INSURANCE COMEAPiiES.
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE 413 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
CAPITAL $200,000
This company continues to take risks on the safer
oUuwm of Property at low rates
the public can rely upon its responsibility, and
ty to Day losses promptly. Its disbursements for the
benefit of the public, during the last nine years, e zoned
8500,000.,
and we respectfully solicit its favor in the future
DIRNOTORS
L DUPONT ?
JOHN W. CLAGEORN,
0.1. HEAZLITT,
DATTD DQFP,
WM. M. SWAIN,
JOSEPH KLAPP, M. D.
WM. C. HULAIAN,
THOMAS CRAVEN, President.
A. S. GILLETT, Vice President
JAS. B. ALVORD, Socretttry
FINSIJR
No. 406 CHESTNUT
FINE AND INLA
DIBEC
street.
ND INSURANCE
TOSS.
F. N. Buck,
Mae. Bieharatioa,
Henry Lewis, Jr.,
Alex. Whilldin,
Geo. A. West,
0. W. Davis, John W. Nvorman.
FRANCIS N. RH R,
criAstrs RICHARDSON, Vice President.
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD, Secretary. [mbl9-fftt
nOMMONWEALT
V RANCE COMPANY,
PENNAYLVA.NLA.
DIREO
'OBS.
thistles K. Boger%
John K. Walker,
iFainct giMalalttri
William Ott - Mt:am
Elijah Jones.
E, D., President.
ITA.LL, Vice Preiddent.
.tary.
Teildlac Oling.NDE
ac4-if tt
David Jayne, M. D.,
John M. Whitall,
y, 41 , a and 0. Knight,
Thome D. SWIM%
Henry Lewis, Jr.,
DAVID JAY
JOHN M. W :1
DANUEL S. MOON, Seer.
Off , Commonwealth D
Street, PhiladelDhia.
ponLEN' 8 WEEK' ANCHOR
GIN.-2013 visas Itohlorkla Wsmatt Lashes Gin, Row
landing a Lombard-street wharf, from on board Dutch
schooner Pauline 4S: Cornelia, from Rotterdam, and for
sale by the sole importers.
HF,NIIY BOMAN & CO.,
Oland 22.3 South V GEMINI Rtrost_
D ISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
8111P.—Notice is hereby given that the firm of
CHARLES h. SMITH & CO., at the Fairmount Iron
Werlia, has beta diasalaed by inatoel ;oeuee.t. The
business will be settled and closed by •
May 10, 1862. CHARLES E. SMITH.
The business will be continued by the undersigned
under the firm of MORRIS, TASKRR, .4: O. °Mee
No. 209 South THIRD Street.
myl3-]m MORRIS, TAMER, & CO.
DENTAL PRACTICE.—The Prac
tle. of a Denitst Mai Las been EboilTely maned
in business, in a central part of the city for the past
eight Beare, will be dlspoied of upon reasonable terms.
Address "Dental Practice," Philadelphia Poet Office.
OLIVE OIL.—A fresh lot of Olive
Oil, In large and email bottles, for sale, to arrive
per ebip Ocean Skinner by CHAS. S. CA asTAIRS,
myl4 No. 126 WALNUT St. and 21 GRANITE St.
nHADIPAGNE--An invoice for sale,
v to arrive per ship Wm. Prothingham. by
CITAS. S. CABSTAIRS,
myl4 Ne 126 WALNUT St. anS gl Quilting Eit.
TIELICIOUS HOT AND COL D
./.." BATHS may always be had at the famous Hair-
Dyeing Saloon, FOURTH and BRANCH myl4lf-tt
ARMY CLOTHING- AND EQUI
PAGE OFFICE.
PHILADELPHIA, May 12, 1862.
NOTICE is hereby given to these concerned that all
goods, of every description, which have been delivered
at the tictinylkin arsenal, and which have been re
jected on inspection or reinspection, and of which notice
to the owners has been long since given from this office,
are required to be taken away on or before the 17th in-
Slant, in default of which they will be removed and
stored at the expense of the owners, as the space they
now occupy is much needed for public supplies
G. H. CBOSHAN,
Deputy Quartermaster General
m)l3-tli
JAMES BOMEIL & 50W8 UHOICE
now crop Teas. SEVENTH and NOBLE Streets,
and SIXTH. and WOOD Streets. my9-Im*
150 BARli ELS CARBON Olt FOR
SALE, in good barrels, suitable for ahippingi and
to the trade, in small lots, at4ls COMMEILOE Street.
=la St*
LATOUR OLIVE OIL —463 baskets
LAI OE II OLIVE OIL, just received, and for sale
by JATIRETCHE & LAVREGNE, 202 and 204 South
FRONT Street.
QAUTION.—Raring gam a spurious article of Oil
branded "J. Latour," we caution the public against
Purehaeing the same, as the genuine J. Latour Oil can
be procured only from us.
JAR:SOTO/1E & LAVIROWIC,
202 and 204 South FRONT Street.
JAMES HOMER & SON HAVE A
splendid aesortmont or fine Groceries, cheap. SE.
VNNTII and Mari &rote, and SIXTH and WOOD
litratto. mye.im*
CLAM BOUP bERVJD UP DAILY
(deploys excepted) by JANES PROSSER, WI
MARKET Strut,
Penance nulled as usual. My7-ff
ALL KINDS OF BEWIIsII MA
CHINES REPAIRED. Needles 90 cents per
dom. 217 PINE Sheet- NM Maehim ler Ws es 5t-
OhADVI WlWTatta. snyo-ot*
Jr.p.rer VIALRRH,
JOHN THORNLRY,
ABRAHAM HART,
FETED d. 110 Z, of N. Y.
FURMAN SHEPPARD
N. 5. LAWRENOR,
JOHN SUPPLER.
NCE COMPNY,
E. D. Woodruff;
John 'Ranier, Jr.,
P. S. Justice,
Washington Jones,
Chas. Stokes,
H FIRE MU-
Or THAI ereas ON
RETAIL DRY GOODS
dit - i - li --- O -- i - 1:1 - 12 . (i -
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
THOS. W. EVANS 4Sc Co.
WILL OPEN, MAY 14TH,
A line of Summer Drees Goods ,not before exhibited,
comprising many of the ino,t desirable styles
of the sermon, which they wilt sell et
very low pi Met. Among
them are
PLAID ORGANZINES, at 18 cents
per yard.
PLAID MOZAMBIQUE, at 18: cents
per yard.
SOLO OHECK MOZAMBIQUE, at 25
cents per yard.
CIIENE CHECK MOZ &MBIQUE, at
25 cents per yard.
BROCIIE CHECK MOZ &MBIQUE, at
25 cents per yard.
Nos. 818 and 820 CHESTNUT STREET.
myl4-3t
E M. NEEDLES
a
10.14 citEsniur STEEET,
Das justoyened .. choice invoice of wide
REAL LACE AND POINTE APPLIQUE DARDES
at 25 per cent. below regular rates.
BEAL GUIPURE LACES AND EDGINGS,
enyti-at
MODE GRENADINE VEILS.
FRENCH PUFFED CAMBRIC.
A further supply of the above scarce and desirable
articles.
E. M. NEEDLES.
myl4.lt No. 1024 CHESTNUT STREET.
NEAT LAWNS, OF FINE QUA._
LITT.
Select Colors Plain Silky.
- Fine Plasm Good Silks.
Shawls of Plain Styles.
Drees Goode, neat 1.-star's.
EYRE A LANDELL.
FOURTH and AROR Streets
ORGANDIES FROM AUCTION,
CHEAP.
French Organdies, 18% cents.
French Organdies, 25 cents.
French Organdies, 31,4; cents.
French Organdies, 37,ii cents.
EYRE & LANDELL,
t0y14.11 FOURTH and ARCH Streets.
ZOU-ZOUS OF THE PRESENT
FASHION.
Zoo-Zoos of Light Cloth.
Zoo. Zoos of Black Silk.
Zon-Zoos of Plaid 'Cloths.
Cloths and Silks to make them.
EYRE a LANDELL,
wyl4-tf FOURTH and ARCH Streets.
%TIDE BLACK GRO-GRAIN SILKS
FOR MANTLES.
4-4 Good Black Silks.
Black Silks, all grades.
E 7 RE & LANDELL.
inyl4-tf FOURTH and ARCH Streets.
ORGANDIES AND LAWNS, JUST
OPENED.
Dark Ground Lawns.
Dark Organdy Lawns.
100 pieces fast-colored Lawns, 1.23‘ cts.
EYRE & LANDELL,
myl.Dtf FOURTH and ARCH Streets.
E. & L.,
FOURTH AND AROH,
OFFER FOR SALE,
NEAT PLAID SILKS,
SHEPHERD'S PLAID SILKS,
PLAIN COL'D POULT DE SOLES,
LEATHER COL'D MOHAIR,
LAVA COL'D DELAINES,
TOURISTS' DRESS GOODS,
5-4 SHEPHERD'S PLAIDS, NEW,
CLOTH SACKS, NEW SHAPE,
CLOTHS FOR MAKING- SACKS.
ap3o-wam tf
MANTLE RC OM.
SILK BACQUES.
SCARE MANTLES.
SHAWL STYLE.
CLOTH SACQUES.
COOPER & CONARD,
S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET Streets
P.V.l9•o4l%thhia
YARD -WIDE FRENCH
CHINTZES, 18% CTS.—We have just received
a small lot of yard-wide French Chintzes, and a small lot
of YARD.WIDE FE:MICR 11111.11LIANTES at Me.
These geode have never been sold less than ale.
. . . .
CHEAP LAWNS
1 lot Brown. grmind Lawns at 12 c.
1 tot Brown-around Organdies, 18Nc.
119 i Plck-grouniA Orpndite, /Mc.
1 lot lion Firma' Organolos,ls9y c,
1 lot French Jaconet Lawns, 18ai c.
1 lot French Cambric Lawns, ISA c.
Fine Cambric Lawns, 9 and 100, worth 15c.
50 pcs. BEOCHE POl'Lllib' cog sin,
are cloying out the halancn of our
STOCK OF FANCY SILKS
At extraordinary low prices.
Black aid White Check Silk Poplins at 75c..
Light Cloths for &toques ? all shades.
R. otutii at oozf,
myl3 No. 713 North TENTH &red, above Coates.
REMOVAL OF THE
PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM
TO 920 CHESTNUT STREET.
We are now daily opening new styles in
FRENCH SACQUES,
PALETOTS,
BOURNOUX,
MAN TRIMS,
SCARF MANTELETS, &0.,
COMPRISINCI ALL trig
LATEST NOVELTIES
Of our On acd the European Capitals, to which wo re•
ppm - tally invite the ATTENTION OF LADIES.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.
in) 3-1 m
INENS AT IMPORTERS' PRICES.
L
—RICHARDSON'S and DUNBAR DICHSON'S
ctlebrated SHIRTING and FRONTING LINENS, re
ceived from the outuatictntere direct, and guarantied
perfect—to which the attention or buyers and the trade
generally is reepectinlly invited.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, A ARRISON,
apl9-rp tr 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
DRY GOODS JOBBERS.
I~TEW SPRING AND SUMMER
OODL •
M. L. HALLOWELL &
333 HAREM and 27 NORTH FOURTH STS,„
Wholesale Dealers hi
SILKS AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Desirous - pf selling oft their etch p 1 Redo, prurient' to
removing to their Now Store, in
4 ‘ JAYNE'S MARBLE BUILDING,"
CHESTNUT STREET,
Offer for the remainder of the mason, at Wholesale only,
their All TRACTIVE STOCK of recently-purcheee4l
DRESS GOODS,
At Prices generally much under
COST OF IMPORTATION.
They will also offer, at
LOW PRICES.
A well-selected assortment of other goods In their line,
many of which will be sold at a
GREAT SAORIFIOE.
ayl9-mwf-tJe5
B I.OTINA ROOFING,
MA;CIFACTURBD BY TIT
UNITED STATES BIOTIN A ROOFING COMPANY,
No. 9 GORE BLOCK,
Corner GREE N and PITTS Streets, Boston, Mass.
rpm. Portable Roofi n g in the only article ever seamed
to the public which is ready prepared to go on the roof
without any finishing operation. It is tight, handsome,
and easily applied, and can be safely and cheaply trans
ported to any part of the world. It will not taint or
discolor water running over, or lying suit, and is, in all
respects, a very desirable article. Its non-conducting
properties adapt it eepecially to covering manufaotories
of various kinds i and it ie confidently offered to the
public after a teat of four years in all varieties of climate
and talliraMitlYA, fee cosoiliai all kiude of roofs, dal or
pitched, together with care, steamboats, &c.
It is both cheap and durable. Agents wanted, to
whom liberal inducements are offered. Bend for sample,
circular, &c., with particulars, to 11. S. ROOFING
CO., No. 9 GORE RECOIL Boston.li an24-hm
HAIR DYEING AND SHAMPOO
ING done In beet style at the Bathing Saloon,
FOURTH and BRANCH. m79-iftt
LABOR-SAVING MACHINE.
CLOTHES-SAVING MACHINE.
TIME-BAVING MACHINE
Maim MOM., de Itoyden , s moo—. Wringer eevesiabory
time, and clothes, and is an improvement which wilt
meet certainly be generally adopted. It Is self-adjusting,
simple ' and durable, and is far superior to every other
device for the purpose intended. Over five hundred have
been sold within the Ina thirty days in this city, tin
family should be without one. They are warranted to
give perfect satisfaction.
For sale by L. E. SNOW, at till Office of JOY, 008,
& 00 , northeast corner 9! FIFTO and OHNSTIM
street. Orgiorp Wm the veneer/ PrcuiPtir ancudva
tnyl.o-lm
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
1, 4 , 1 THE
• NEW BOORS.
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All the rich things that have ever been written by the
renowned Limmist "Artemis Ward," collected in one
handsome volume. with humorous c•nnic illotatrationd by
prominent artists. Price $l.
WHY PAUL FEILIIOLL KILLED ILLS WIFE
Paul Irerroll," which wan published mayoral yearn
age, ci ealtd a nennation of nu uncoil) ~,,, n cli4rActer, and
this exciting now novel, by the name pownrinl author,
will ill!. eanodi sought for. Mee *1 lo 6lot6ould 60
cents In PaPer.
111.
LES MI:ERABLIO,
Victor Li tro 4 n muter!) noveljust out In Paris-61.4 mas
terpiece. Pronounced in Xurope the Literary Ihivent
of tido Century." A m.refnl American translation will
be out in a few days. Cloth and paper binding.
14tr These bootie ma e Oki by all boohecliere) owl will
be Rent by mall free, on receipt of price, by
CARLETON, Publisher,
(Lath BUDDY & CARLETON,)
No. an P.ROADWAY, earner tkpenord Street, N. Y_
myti
NEW BOOKS ! ! NEW BOOKS ! !
—THE PEARL OF ORE'S ISLAND. A story
of the Coast of Mettle. By Mrs.llartiet Beochor Stowe;
author of 4 , Uncle TCYII'S Cabin," Ste. limo. 51.25.
AGNES OF SOREENTO, By the same author.
12nm. $1.26•
rug PARABLE Tll/1 TEN 'VIRGINS. In
dirccut KM. and a RE num en do Judge.ilip or !ha Sainta.
By Bey. Joseph A. ;. 4 .eiss, D. D., author of the 4 .l.ait
Liars," 111.0. 7r, cents!.
r. STELLA 3 or, The Pathway Heavenward. IllnAra
ted. lEwo. 25 cents.
" /4AST WARDS," end 011li FA.
THEE'S (3A11E." Winds for boy% ead girla. Mre.
Sewell. 18mo. :30 cents.
PAPIOth LITTLE *SOLDIERS. By 0. B. K. 18mo.
25 cents.
For sale by
WILLIAM S. & ALFEED SLARTIEN,
my 9 6(6 CHESTNUT Street.
PIIOTOGKAPI $.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, Imported
1 from Paris, Berlin, and Vienna, latest styles and
improvements, wholcsale and retail. SCHOLZ &
Jn-
NICNT_eKY, 112 South EIQHTH Street.
fOR SALE AAR TO LET.
FOR S ALE-A VALUABLE
- BUILDING LOT, TN BBIDDSBURG, 60 feet by
200 feet. Variety of Fruit Trees on the property.
Terme —,1 , 400 cash; balance (S1,l00) can terrain for 5
of 8 years. Apply to W. 11. FLITCRAF T,
nil 13. 3tit 510 MINOR Street, Philadelphia.
etk FOR SALE OR TO RENT—A
=LEARN CHANCE—The extensive BAKE-HOUSE,
situated (izi TWENTY-SECOND Street, below Vine.
The building is thirty-four feet front, with three ovens
and machinery complete for making cakes agd cracker s,
drying-room, water and gas int•oduced, &c. The
lot iF one hundred and forty-six feet deep to a back street,
upon which there is a two-story brick Stable, fitted up
for six berets; alto, a large Wegon-ghed aij,:iuing. The
- whole will be sold a great bargain, and neon easy terms.
Apply to JOHN H. DAVIES. No. 5:37. North EIGHTH
Street, 'Handel and Haydn Hall. niyl3.2t*
h: k STEAMBOAT FOR SAL
--
-'Steamboat WIG ASSATOK," length 160
feet, 22 feet beam, and 7)4 feet hold, 175 tong. Bcem en
gine 28 inch cylinder by 6 feet stroke. STEAM EN
GINES AND BOILERS, new and second h‘nd, for
sale. Andy to C. W. COPELAND,
myl2•mwf•3t 122 BROADWAY, New Ye rk.
fpg ELEGANT GERMANTOWN RE
SIDENCE TO LET.—The commodious mansion,
with large lot, stable, and eoaoh•house and garden, on
ARMAT Street, (Linden Place,) within three miuutoa'
walk of Church-lane Station. This property is beauti
fully situated, well shaded, and is replete with convert!.
entes—gas, bath, and water closet, Sc. A desirable
winter and summer residence. Apply to
W. P. WILST ACH,
my 7 wfm6tif* No. a North IffinP Stmt.
C . TO LET—A furnished Residence,
near Germantown, with lltwn, fine simile, and
Apply JOS. IS. BARRY,
430 \VALNUT street
btal linL.
myl2-1t
a FOR SALE OR TO LET, LOW.
ma-A desirable ROUSE and Stabling, Cards;7e House,
&c., situated in MEDIA, Delaware county. within three
minnteel walk of Earl street sin] of Cheennt Dywye % wir d.
ing House. Apply at 220 MAIIKET St., Philadelphia.
The property is very desirable. myl2 6t*
BILLIARD TABLE-FOR SALE
very cheap; quite equal to new; to be sold on ac
count of the Owner going to Europe. Address Box 1594
Post Office, giving militate. mylgAtif
di TO LET—A Pleasant Country House
Walt in Holmeeburg. A pply to "S. W.," 36 South TH1111)
Street. tet.1.2.3t
MILITARY GOODS.
ARMY GOODS
ON HAND
DARK AND LIGHT BLUE KERSEY&
STANDARD 8.4 AND 3-4 INDIGO WOOL-DYED
BLUE FLANNELS.
INDIGO BLUE MIXTURES.
COTI 011 DUOK, 10, 12, AND 15-OUNOE.
FARNHAM, KIRKHAM, & CO.,
sp2B-2m 225 CHESTNUT STREET.-
CLOTHING
NEW DEPARTMENT_
A SELECT STOCK
BOYS' CLOT LII,NG.
GARMEIVTS MADE TO ORDER
COOPER & CONARD;
Southeast corner NINTH and MARKET Streets
apt 4-1.
COOKING RANGES, FURNACES, &c
CoMnia N6E .
ELEVATED DOUBLE-OVER COOKING
RANGE.
Thie Bangehae afforded more eatiefactian than any yet
offered to the public.
ARNOLD & WILSON?
1010 CHESTNUT Street.
WARM AIR FURNACES,
Of the most approved and economical patterns,
SUITED To ALL °LAMES OF BUILDINO.3.
ARNOLD da WILSON,
1010 CHESTNUT Street
ENAMELFD SLATE MANTELS.
A. (arse vosiety of t6e99 I)9xutirl4 81N.14 , 44 , qt
VERY LOW PRICES.
ARNOLD & WlL$ ON
1010 CHESTNUT Street
LOW-DOWN AND COMMON
PARLOR GRATES,'
•
FOR HARD OR SOFT COAL.
Hot•air Reffietere and Ventilat9P — Riers9 WILIQHOIOIIt.
ARNOII3 is WILSON,
1010 CHESTNUT Street.
erp23-w&e2mit
PAPER HANGINGS
PHILADELPHIA •
PAPER HANGINGS.
HOWELL & BOURKE,
ClPBbiZli or
.FOURTI - 1 JIND IGIRKET STREETS)
MANUFACTURERS OF
PAPER HA.NcarTias
AND WINDOW CURTAIN PAPERS,
Oiler to the Trade a LARGE AND ELEGANT AS.
SORTMENT OF GOODE', hom the cheapest Drown
Stock to the Finest Decorations.
N, E. COIL FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS
N. B.—Solid Green, Blue, and Buff WINDOW PAPERS
of ever➢ grade. ag23-2m
GENTS' NUILNISTILNO GOODS
GEORGE GRANT.
MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 610 CHESTNUT STILEET
mhZo.6m
FLANNEL OVER-SHIRTS
FOR "TWA ARMY,
FINE SHIRTS.
COLLAR% BTOCKB, AND
WRAPPERS.
KannMatured It
W. W. ItNlar - Ert'S.
HO. 608 ABM STREET.
OP A 661 line or
TIEN 80A1118, ULOTEI6, OIR6PLNDEN6+
HOBTERT, AND UNDERCLOTHING,
Always on hand. mL6 Emit
F INEV SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
The subscriber would invite attention to his
IMPROVED OUT OF SHIRTS,
Itieh he maims a asseAslts in his benixisss. Also, eas
*wily was*"
NOVILTIES YOB WIRITLISMENT WEAK.
J. W. SCOTT,
GENTLENENT FURBISHING STORE,
isa-ti No. 514 O
Tour
STREET,
r doors bolow the flontintmlkil.
ARTESIAN WELLS BORED,
DT a. s, BAWDE)
1070.0t* APPI7 or address 10.109 ALMOND et.
WASHINGTON ADVERTISEMENTS
BY—J. C. MoG UIRE
AUCTIONNERS.
GOVERNMENT SALE OP 1114.1NDPANIth AlttgAtt.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING,
May 14th, commencing at 10 o'clock, wo shall roll, at
the "CORRAL," near the National Observatory
A number of NORSEd and MULES, condemned as
unfit for the Government service.
Terms cash, In Government funda.
J. J DANA,
Capt. Ass`r. Q. M ti S. A.
JAS. C. >lfoGl IBE A CO„
AnctionaPrt.
ALA tIbEMLJEfi TN.
A MERICAN ACIADEAIy pp
MUSIC.
MRS. BEHRENS'
FIRST ANNUAL CONC CRT,
NPM),II igYENING, Ator PM, 1433,
Thu two, lug lertisles will appear t
Medlin IJI'TATIE O OM lEN, the young and beautiful
Contralto.
Mime JOSEPHINE O'CONNELL, the young Phila
delphia Vocalist.
Nits Int ACK BERN, A itgiilline'd choir,
Mr, WaitYuct ri bIMPSOLi, the celebrated Tenor, !COM
w York.
Mr. A . It. TA3 LU It, Phil elle! p 1 i We own favorite Basso.
Mr CARL W. OLFAOHN. them - Mown Pieuint.
Mr. EDW. M 01, LENIIA UER, the ranee, nerl Violinist
Mr. CARL ANSCH trrin the popular Conductor,
Mr. rt, (1, THUNDER, the celebrated Accompanist.
A GRAND CHORUS of ladies and gentleman, inched.
ing the
MIENNERCHOR VO@AL SOCIETY
Condtictorri: Mr. Carl Aumelpte., Mr, P. Wo'Kieffer, Mr.
S. Behrens
he stage will he tranefortned lute an elegant
JAIIDIN D'UIVEJIS A &Mill:ClA] N.
Full prograrrnee. will be really est Than!lay
Tickets. Including romerved moats. tO elintu.
, . .
glad offices even on Tiireday. at J. It. Could's,
Seventh and Choetnut, the Continental Hotel, ani the.
Academy. anl4-21
MRS. POSTER'S
Alt/Ittil66 UOISGERT,
THURSDA Y, May nth, 1t6:4,
At 110) Fos er of tiro Academy of Allude,
Tickutm, One DE-0N"- each, to tie 1111 fl at J OUL D'S
and ANDRE'S MUSIC STORES. No tickets will be ktold
at the leer
Douro Oren at 1; to crAmence at 2 o'clock. apl4-2t
114118. SOHN PUBW. 1. 3 0
ABOTA-STEMET THEATRE.
Acting Stage Manager W. M. PHEDERIOX9
'avidness Agent and Traasuror JOE. D. MURPHY
BEHEISIT OF J. K. 'MORTIMER
TO.NIOIIT O WEDNESDAY, May 14, 1862,
SECOND LOVE.
Ralph' Thornhill
7..0 ba fc Ho% ed by the farce of
• TRYING IT ON
J K Mortimsr,,
To conclude with the drama of
DICK TUBPIN AND TOM KING.
Tow King J K. Mortimer
Friday, BENEFIT of FRANK DREW.
Doors open atquarter past 7. Curtain rises at quarter
to 8 o'clock.
ALNUT-13TREET THEATRE
v r NINTH and WALNUT Street/.
n ole Lesane 21118. M. A. GAERET'2BOX.
THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, May 11,1862.
The perfolmauce will commence with
LIANA, THE LOVELEB6.
George Vernon Mr. F. B, Conway.
Liana de kieue Mrs. F. B. Conway.
The perfottnancen will conclude with the comedy of
THE GOVERNOWS WIFE
The Governor Dlr. G. Johnson.
D i a CT y Short, his factotum. Vining Bowery'.
Letts Britoge Mrs A. Cowell.
.Pnwha--7.41, 87%, 15, and '45 cents; Private Bore%
S 5 and 83, according to the locale.
Doors open at 7 X o'clock. To commenco at IX.
A MERICAN ACADEMY OF
RA U . ? .5' .17'.1 I: IA .Nr 0 PEII.I.
ON TE URSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
May lb and 17.
Bee-ntrea of the notld.reuowned Contralto,
MADAME ELENA D'ANGIti.
THUIt3DA7 EVENING, [RAY 15,1852,
IL BARBIERE DI srvicu.
Madame D'ANGRI as - Rosine.
DRIGNOLI, Altneviva ; bLANCUSL, Figaro ; SD
SINI, Don Bartok); r. Ara 0010, brother of the lido
Lamented Amodio, as Don Dasilio 7, Mad. !NOG LBW!
as Dertha.
19,1ittt,5, Moalcal bic,ctor and Conductor.
SATURDAY lIVENI!.4O, SRCOND OSl:R1 NIGHT.
Admimadoti to Parquet, Preßs Circle, and BaWow*, 61..
No exha charge for Beeerved Seats. Family Circle, 59
cent!, 3 C.xllerf, 25 cents.
Box Office open to-day from Dto 4 o'clock, myl3.3t
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
MARK II kSSLER'S
GRAND NAIIEWHLL t101401:tt1",
'ILITIESDAY EVENING, May '22.
Full particulars will soon bo publlshed
INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND.
EVENING EXEIIISIT:OIk.f THURSDAY, M'sy
UM. For the convenience of thou, 11 Ito cannot attond GIL
- WELNESDAY AFTERNOON, a line selection of VO
CAL and OnCIIESEBAL PIECES
Conductor
To commence at 8 o'clock,
Adruindon TEN CENTS,
GREAT WORLD'S FAIR,
ARCH Street, above Nineteenth,
For one week, commences May 19th. myl2-12t
VAN AMBUEGII & CO.'S MiM
MOTH MENAGERIE.
OREAT MORAL EXHIBITION.
HYATT FROST Manager.
This instructive and interesting collection of Living
Anicuale, containing every variety known to naturalists.
will be exhibited under
AN IMMENSE NEW PAVIIION,
the largest tent ever constructed, (containing upwards at
47,C00 tnuare feet of cloth, gaily decorated with Rape(
all nations,)
On AWN Street, above Nineteenth,
Commencing
MONDAY, May 19th.
POSITIVELY FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
(After which it will proceed on its annual summer tour.)
Admission 25 cents • children under nine years,l6 cents.
PIRPORM ANDES IllAelt
Doors open at 10 A. M., 2 and 7 P. M. Recently many
rate and valuable additions have been made, the proprie
tors having expended on this establishment the enormous
sum of stotoeo. The resotareos of every clime hays
been ratinfd to contribute to this
UNEQUALLED ZOOLOMOA.L EXHIBITION.
It has been pronounced by the clergy, preen and elite
of the site of New VAriE 7 it re.,,e,tly
surpass in beauty and variety, any exhibition of ties kind
in the known world.
THE LIVING WILD ANIMALS
all occupy new and superb cages, resembling miniature
Paili.4llll Thu ornomentsl painting on them is the moot
extraordinary effort of Verona) art and enterplito afar
seen in any country, None. Davie, a mull of
THE GREAT VAN AIkt3URG9,
whose name has rung through Europe and America,
WILL ENTER THE DENS OF TRAINAp ANIX4I,I,
....
Ale., epeveri
THE GREAT WAR ELEPHANT TIAN.NISAG,
B. F. TII43IAS Keeper.
PERFORMING ELEPtI kNT. TIPPO SAIB,
trained and performed by Pror. Nam Alao, ?Q ui ff
4c , Otrim - hive - Act fveveree tif wo on.
tertamment are the
COLOBS&L GOLDEN CHARIOT,
containing Otto Horn's Cornet Band ; also, the dens,
cages, and wagons. These, the molt magnificent place!
01 01151111 , 148bhip te:k4o p,-rp AI 519 w Dug op.
garb beyond pros( dent. No descri pti ye language will ap.
year exaggerated to those who behold tlwm while passing
throe& the street In
GORGEOUS PROOESSIONI
an thE , of 0N11.117, Msy 19t1q prf9e494
911 E WORLD ItrAttitVl42l) vAN ARBGRGII,
in 'pa , son, the original lieu and tiger tamer, who appears
in all his pristine viper and excellence of former yearn,
notwithstandir g the frequent reports of his being torn to
Diem by the animals. lies marline Intones foe mitts of
McMinn, May 19th. tuVll,l2tik
pbTITUTI.ON FOR TEE BLIND—
RACE and TWENTIETH Streets.
Nxldbition every Wl;ptiF,SpA y, onrancing at
tutu pia n o'cloch, Mini - Wiwi, TJil MINTS,
Store, 11 South EIGHTH street. tnyT.w4k
GREAT WORLD'S FAIR,
ARON. above Nineteenth
Commencer hi(INDAY, May )901, rcor out' werk.
FENNSYVLANIA ACADEMY OF
THE Yin Awra. Thiftyruirdli Annual Rd&
bition of Paintings and Soalpturo, 1026 011E.STNUT
Street. Open from 9 A. M. till 6 P. M., and from
P. M. till 10 P. M.
Admittance 25 cents; Season Tickets 50 cents.
Stockholder', Artiats, and Contributors will root,
"bolr PR mlailanivau
Open (TOW 9 A. M. tin 7 P, and from 9 till 10
P. M. ap2S
WANT&
AYOUNG LADY, who speriks
Fret eh, desires a Shnation as G OVE BYE 3. Is
competent to teach the higher Ersgligh btauchts, French,
moat cuilimmit if .1,1u.,1a.
try cr tz avelling. Addreee V.," Press Office.
ro3ll-wf2t*
A LADY WISHES A SITUATION
FOI TION4 far - in it yriToir oplionl OF In is femurs
Addiees H.,'• cbathani, PCDfIOYIVO/liO, 111)14.12t
W.ANTE D—A S I TITATION AS
co vF.LiPrics, Nu* taught, Address Mtar
J 74 1 - 1450 tralcv, 113Y-0.34*
APARTY WITH A LARGE TRIIM
and a tborcaigh practical knows dgo of a mer
cantile pursuit, in which mere to but lilt's ehmactiticia.
&Ares a capitalist all Format. One With not lon Matt
fifteen thousand dollars (80,000) preferred. Adirea7,
with real name, at this Office, • Merchant." myl.3-3t.*
A YQUislci DIABBJED NAN wishes
a Situnt!on ill a wholenalo attibllidukimitosF
kind; would he aiII t n g to make himself generally radial.
Address N. KENT, 22 North Third Street. itiylo
iU. 8. 111ARINES.—WAN TED—
Fa tho U. 8. Marino Coto, for BOA aprrice ab ,, ard
of men-of-war, SEVERAL HUNDRED MILS
BODIED MEN. between the ages a IS and 35 years.
MI information that may be re.pilred, will be
F itton at
Ib lU v
e ndezoug, all 'l,louilx Front street, below fl -, Acil
Phila.:MAl... JAM Lk tVIS,
nty9-tt Captain and hecrnitlng Officer.
WANTED—A louse with all the
lbsiiiroVoinonts, gimm,
be,., uttik A stores for Stove. Limits, newt. to WAD.
LACE. EIGHTH to BROAD. Bent not over saw.
Box 1717 P 0.
SAFES.
p, LILLIE'S SAFE DEPOT RN
wItIOYED to Booth BNVENTII Street; was
e Franklin Institute.
. . . . .
The undereigned, thankful for past favors, and being
determined to merit future patronage, has secured alt
elegant and convenient store, and has now on hand a
large assortment of LiWs Oelebrated Wrought mad
Chilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Bat% (the only
strictly fire and burglar proof safes made.) taw, LiMel
Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Locks.
Lillie's Bank Vault Deere and Looks will be furnished
to order on abort notice, This is the strongest, best sm.
tented, and cheapest Door and Lock yet offered.
Also, particular attention is called to mule's New
Oat met Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, &o. This Safe is con
ceded to surpass In style and elegance anything yet of
fered f or thia P111"1514", mail is the only one that to fiddly
Ail-9 eptt Irurgler proof,
BPJWIAL NOTIOS.—I have now on band ray twenty 01
Farrel, Herring, & Co 's Safes, most of them nearly new,
and some forty of other makers, comprising a completes
assortment as to sixes, and Li lately exchanged for 1 . .4
now svlvtivetvd UM- 9Ard. Th-y by vela at Tarr
tow pr ices. m
Please call and examine.
e.
v BArriant,
Agent,
114 EVAPIP # WATsOisi'S
SALAMANDER SARIS
STORE,
16 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
to.pga eariaty aC 11-PILOOP
band
MONUMENTS AND GRAVE
9a i nticfo Ai T9FY Wawa prim at Marble Wort*
of A. OTZENNIZTZ, =DOB Avenue. Wow Elms*
199,90. mhll4-$1991,
NIRESH BOLL BUTTER, EGGS, ito.,
received deny et B. B. GOTTIVALIP, N - UN
I.PRIZIG GARDE( street. EMII4I
...J. K. Mortimer
CARL SXNTZ
M112 , 12t