FINANCIAL - AND COMMERCIAL.
TIM MONEY MARKET.
PIIILADIMPHIA, Ms' 28, 1862.
The sun this morning made its appearance after an
absence of Omit thirty-six hours, during which time the
lowering aspect of the heavens seemed to harmonize with
the gloomy forebodings of many of our townsmen; bat
with the clone sky came the countermanding older of
Governor Curtin concerning the movements of the Re
-serve troops, which nor ved to remove the feeling of danger
wid% was so apparent yesterday and Monday. liminess
seemed more lively as men met and smiled satisfactorily,
creating a more liberal view of money matters.
The news from Europe, announcing the rise In Ame
rican securities, had a very Good effect an the stock mar
ket, and prices a little flat early in the day soon Im
proved. Reading Railroad opened at 23-94, and, whoa
950 shares were soid, advanced to 24X, being X boldnd
yesterday's cloAng Agree. At the Second Board it
reached 24x, whoa the call came for more at 24,X, closing,
•on that bill, about 900 shares changing bands nt the regu
lar board. %MOM In United States 7.80 was not so
active, but Felling at better prices then yesterday-101x
being re,tdili obtained, X advance.
The sloes, 1881, advanced %, and eales were made at
104. Morris Canal lively at an advance of X ; Rates at
47. Philadelphia nixes were flat at a decline of x, the
new nixes remaining tirm at yesterday's figure. Penn
.eylvanies fives wore firm nt 87X, and Pennsylvania Rail
.road at 47%. Weimar' sires brought 51X, an advance
.of Xon the lest sales iu New York. Lehigh Naviga
tion firm at 65, the scrap advancing X, and gelling at
yesterday'a demand price.. Elmira Railroad preferred
was firm at an advance of X on late bids. Reeling
sizes, 1836, cold for fitlx, an advance of a X, and after
ward 86%, firm. Hazleton Coal 411101 at 45X. Penn
sylvania Railroad sixes, second mortgage, 93X, old
figure. Camden and Amboy stemly atl32. North Penn
•sylvania Railroad. sixes brought 76, a slight advance on
last sales. Bank of North Anialica advanced to 134.
North Pennsylvania Railroad rose , with sales. P5B.
eager railways wore dnil ; Arch•street sold at 22%;
Gl
rard' College at 20, old prices. BM little was done in
bank theme ; canals scarcely shewieg their faces. The
market closed firm.
In rnonoy circles there fa no change lo notice.
Gold declined to IN or cent. premium . , and was steads'
all day at that figure.
Meters. Drexel d (Jo., bankare, No. 33 South Third
street, quote: '
Now York exchange
Bunton exchange
Baltimore exchange........ ...
Clountry Nude
American geld
8. 7 3.10 Treasury notes....
.T.T. 3. eoepoD,lBBl
A meeting will be hold on Thursday afternoon, at five
'o'clock, at the office of the West Philadelphia Saving
Fluid, Market street, west of the Permanent bridge, for
• the purpose of receiving subecelptions to the stook of a
new bank to ho organized in that Honrishing section of
the elty, under the general banking law. It is believed
•That a hank can be established in West Philadelphia with
but truing expenses, which is certainly much needed by
the citizens, and which will be remunerative to tho stock
boldere from its very commencement. The attendatie;
• of all who feel en interest in the molter is invited.
Tho Lehigh Coal and NOvigation Company has de
stared a dividend of 31.60 per share,
The following in a statement of the amount of coal
"transported over the Lehigh Valley Railroad, for the
-week ending Kay 24,1882:
Week. Previously. Tot I.
Tons. Ow t. Tons. Cwt. Tons. OwL
1,652 14 48,208 13 50,251 07
Mazleton
East Sugar Loaf 3,'768 62 30,646 09. 40,412 16
4Couucil Ridge 1,283 12 31.654 11 31,888 03
Mount Pletusaut 2,269 13 2,269 13
1.711 15 46.081 01 48,378 10
774 14 15,187 18 15,941 07
•Spring Mountain
•Ookratne
New York and Lehigh.. 1,008 01 16.2:4 10 16,299 11
N. Spring Mountain.... 2,221 18 93,750 18 45,97 d 16
-3. Spring Mountain—. 810 13 810 18
Jeddo 1,881 02 36,816 19 38,507 01
Ilnrleigh 813 15 25,190 09 23.634 gi
•eGurnian Peuna 819
•F bery ulO ..... 213
•'Other thlppere
Total 18,005 18 839,742 01 355,747 19
Correspond lag week last
year,
.13,673 07 349,615 07 363,288 14
Increase 2,332 11.
Decrease
The follossing Is the statement of coal transported over
, the lleciotou Railroad, for the week ending May 21,
Week. IProvious.. Total.
Toxin Owl. Tons Cst. Toms. Owl.
, na7.1610n Alines—. 2,408 11 83,399 04 35 807 16
• , Cranberry 2,934-01 11,615 19 14.560 00
Diamond....
1,190 16 10.936 62 12,126 17
•Maat Sugar Leaf.... 430 16 30,558 05 53,989 01
013onocil Ridge 2,204 01 29,021. 14 33.133 15
21ount Plenanut.... 01 08 2,664 10 2,755 18
3Clairvale 845 00 11,983 18 12,830 10
tllmloll, .... 1,730 01 23,776 19 25.506 OD
3711neavl1ie .... 836 16 .31.418 09 32,255 05
-Md. , 2,810 05 88.877 39 36,694 04
18,184 14 200,153 19 218,039 13
CorroapoiKl'g .period
last year......... 17,107 18 209,480 14 2.15,589 12
Increase... .
Dt cream'
Philadelphia Steck Its.
[Reported by b. R. BLS
PIRBT
50 Reading R 28 94
150 do..bswrithit 24
- 150 do 24
200 d 0... ...cub 24
60 do.. tliwniint 24
50 do s3O 24
200 do 24%
25 Birrris Canal.— 47
10 do 47
150 tic ltnells's2, cash 69%
4 Oatactiesa B yrti 8%
5100 Penn fa 87J
200 City Os .... 08%
iffiVE
20 Labigh 5crip...... ....
SECOND BOARD.
3300 City Os now 102% Abt 190 Potirot 5s ES
'2.(00 do new 102% kbt 278 do 88
6EOO Reading. Os '86.. 86% 500 US 7-30 T'y n 05t1103%
.600 'US e's 'Bl 104 600 do blank 104%
10 Bazis ton Coal ... 45% 23 Peuna R........ 41%
11.00 Pa 11. - 2.4 msg. 98% 40 Lehigh Scrip b 5 40
20 Morris Can biwn 47 2004 N 60 76
26 do 1)547 5 Rk N America 3tls 161
25 do 41 40 Pel Division.. JOS 43
119 do.. b 5 47 60 Nto It 65 81(
2 do ' b 5 47) 5000 Bourg& '7O sswn 98
6 Catn4 Amtlt ....183 50 Reading R...... 24%
CLOSING PRICES—FIRM.
Bid. Asked.
V 8 11 -103% 104
II BTr 7 3-10'N.104% 104%
l'bilada Oe 99 100
Plaulat es new.. 102% 102%
'Fenno fie 87% 88
'Rending It 24% 24%
Read
in 65'80 , 43.100
'Bold 1414'70.... 93 93%
'Mad mt 8a'86.. 861( 86%
l'enna Rex div. 47% 47%
Penns It 1 m 65-104
'retina R 2 nt es.. Ps% ..
Blorris Col Con.. 47, 48
Monis Col Prof.ll7 'llO
13c1114av Stock.. 6 6%
Sch Nay Pref... 15 15%
ficb Nay 611 , 82.. 89 69%
Elmira It .10% 10%
'Philadelphia Markets.
MAT 28-lEventeg
Tlio Floor matket•oontinnee drll and nosh:Med; there
''is very Mlle inquiry for shipmont. Solos include about
2041 bids • itmano at 114.75, 1,000 hbis good Northwestern
• extra family at •$6, and 300 blils good Western do at
7bo sales to tho trade are limited at the above
Sumo: fir filo; riffle end extras, and $5.60190.50 for es,
Ira family and filmy lots, as to quality. Rye Flour is in
steady demand at S 3 25 $7 bbl. Corn hied is tiolet, and
Pennsylvania is held at $2.621X 41 1 ' hbl without solos.
Willi? 1. rathir mote active to-day, mil about 15,000
1.111 have boon dla nosed of at 120m123a for Poonsylveola
rode, mm 118001350 for white, ineludlig 10 000 bus prime
Kostocs y. on private terms. Rye la dull. and niferel at
00 , for Penosylvania. Corn la unchanged. and 4,000*
0,000 bus told at 04c for Southern yellow afloat, 41*500
f .r %tailor do, end 521 t c fof Pennsylvania in store
(hate too fl•mor, with sales of 2,000 hoe Pennsylvania at
gio; most holders ask more.
ILA MC —There is very little offering, and let No. 1 is
at..ady at 5:1.50 per ton,
Corms —Thmarlret is buoyant, but without much
doisg, on *cement of the blab views of holders.
ri Borrasca AND PDOVlSloxs,—Thare it not much do
ry In either and no materiel change in the markota.
WIIISKT adult ; Penna. hide rolling at 24c ; Ohto bids
2 l;.le ; and &ado et 220 per gallon.
CITY. ITEMS.
FIFTY•FOURTI! ANNIVERSARY OF THE PENN
at I.V AN I A Bt ems SOCIETY.—The afty-foorth anniversary
•nf the Pennsylvania Bibis Society will be hold in the
First Indeperdent Church, corner of Broad and Bensons
litt eels, on this (Thursday) evening ennamenting at Ty,
.o'clock. The occasion is expected to be one nf moms
•Interest, as it will be attended by the delegates of the
mote Sabbnth•anhool Convention, now in WHIMOD In that
-church, end addressed by come eminent speakers.
Among the latter, we may name the Rev. Thos. Bewail,
•of Baltimore, and The Bev. Wm. Chauncey Langdon.
late Rector of the American Proteit tut Er/lama! Church
In Rome. The annual report will be wad by the Seers
-tary, Rev. Irvin If. Torrence and the whole proseeding,
it is expected, will be of &moat interesting character.
WANAVIAKER dr, Bnowx's r OAK HALL "
'CLOTHING DA 7.A AR, southeast corner of Sixth and Mar
ket streets, is justly attracting the favorable attention of
•onr tither a and the general public. By their strict at
tention in business, and thorough devotion to the com
fort and wnnte of their patrons, they have succeeded in
securing for Philadelphia a first•clear Clothing Em-
Nostrum ahem the most faiblonablo end elegantly-made
garments, of the choicest materials, can be bought,
reedy made, or made to order, at the shortest notice, at
prices greatly below those usually charged for the same
:goods.
AN ENTERTAINING EXIIIIIITION.—Captain
IVllllams' South Sea Whaling Voyage, now being exhi
bited at the Assembly Buildings every evening, and on
the afternoons of Saturday and Wodneeday, is spoken of
in the highest terms by all who have seen It, and the an
dtences are increasing from night to night If halt the
praise that is lavished upon It le deserved, It will have a
successful run certainly. In New York city it was exhi
bited for two hundred and fifty consecutive nights. We
advise our readers to see it by all means.
A COMPLIMENT TO THE " PAWS 'MANTILLA.
atm ()Lome Estrontun."—We have heard the remark
made within the last few days, in fashionable circles, by
ladies thoroughly conversant with the markets of Phila
delphia, Washington, Boston, and New York, that the
roost elegant and dressy Cloaks, !heroes, and Mantillas
exhibited anywhere are those sold at the '• ParLs Mantilla
Emporium" of Minima. J. W. Proctor & Co., No. 020
Cbeetout street. Their recent superb importations of
- lace Goode are particularly admired, as their garments,
made from the light soil beautiful "Exhibition Cloths,"
are deservedly popular. The prices of this house are,
we believe, lower, for the quality of oohs 1131 d, than any
other In the city.
BEST TEAS AND COFFEE AT MODERATE
Priloai.—Mr. 0. 11. Ittattood, dealer hr duo glocerjoe,
Arch and Tenth atreete, h is contently on hind the best
Oolong and usher choice Teas, at moderato pricer; alo,
en genuine article of Old Govecument Java Ooffec, which
our readcre should bear In mind.
LARGE LOT 07 'REFINED COLL OILS AT Pun-
Ito Sate—From en advertisement in another column
it will be seen that n largo lot of superior non•exploeive
Coal 011—five hundred barrels—will be sold at public
tittle, on Tut any morning rest, at-fluder'e Warehouse,
North Broad street. From our own knowledge of the
4ml, upon the representations of parties who know, in
whom we' havetho utmost. confidence, we may say that
110 oil referred to Is an A No.l article, and as it Is to ho
sold In moderate lots, or iu whole. as purchasers may do
elro, we commend this sale to the attention of the trade.
• parel-10 pm.
parel-1D pm
• pnr®l•io dle
• 34•13..0 dia.
• 3y( e 4 prem.
• 4,web4% p
o 4 mom
06 10,472 02 10,791 08
09 32 535 07 12,799 16
OD 12,806 06 13,263 15
16 305 17 481 13
9,878 00 7,540 15
9,37.9 16 7,949 19
nape Sales, May 2S.
KM, Phila. Exchange.]
OARD.
100 INty Gs • 93X
200 do 95X
1600 do new 102 X
2000 Mo 0k....810 dot 61%
3 Penni IL— ..... 4T%
2 lo , hlgh Nay 66
20 %mid Cot ye It 20
176 P, Ft 11 ,.. A 0 Bmsop 51
5000 T 1 S 7.30 Ty n bllot3
50 Arch St It ' 22X
213 k.l nlrit R pref. .. 20
1000 Reading 64, '86.. som
IS alanf k 6foes Bk 21%
BOARDS.
Bid. Asked.
Elmira R Prf... 197 w 20%
Elmira 1s '73... 8734 80
Llaiand R 14% 13%
Ln 2 gli 013 c Nay.. 53 00
Le CI Nay scp. 303 40
N Peoria
NPa it Galt ior 75% 76
Ponna R 101 92 94
Cataw It Con... 2% 21(
Catawissa Prf.. 8% 8%
Frnk 1 South R 45 ..
2 , l,tad-pt. R. droff 633 65
Race& Vinu-st R 1% 8
W Philalt 51 65
Spritc6 & Phte.. 123 13
Green &Conlos.. 26) 27
Obes t Walnfit. 33 84
Arch Street.— 22) 22%
THE WnrrEß GARDEN, Nos. 720 and 722
Vine street, le ahead of all establishments of the kind,
by offering to the public a brilliant array of vocal and
musical talent, and the finest performances. Mr. Mil
ler's taste and liberality In fitting out his beautiful place
well deserve the Immense patronage he etJoye.
ec ALL Quin Ammo THE LINES."—The
Chestnut and Walnut Streets Ttailrosd line was t tken
possession of yesterday morning, early, by the Union
forces, which gives us the command of the Delaware from
Chestnut to Walnut streets, and all of the strategic points
along the line, including the National Safety," Fourth
and Walnut. Charles Stokes, with his Staff Officers and
their snits, were out in the morning, making a reconnois
sance in force, when some skirmishing was heard in front
of their works, and towards noon a general engagement
was brought on. The cutters within the works wore
very active, and several brave fellows bad their fall
length measured out during the day.
I have to repeat that the Bullet-Proof Vests went off
handsomely, of which I wish special notice to be taken
by the War Department.
(Slated) ' CHARLES STOKES,
"One Price," under the Continental, Commanding.
TUE EXCITEMENT SrinSIDING.—The excite
ment growing out of the reverse to General Banks has
subsided, and no fears are now entertained for the safotY
of the national C apitel. The flurry had a wholesome
effect, for it stirred up the latent patriotism of the poopls,
and• illustrated the military resources of the country.
The Union will never want for an army while there are
so pinny gallant men at its command. with the Brown
stone Clothing Hall of Rockhill & Wilton, Nos 603 and
605 Chestnut street, nbove Sixth, to supply them with
elegant and substantial uniforms.
ONE PRIOR ONLY.—The fashionable clothing
temple of Granville Stokes, at No. 600 Chestnut street,
is the only establishment in the city where one price only,
and this exceedingly low, is asked for garments. The
clothing manufactured at this popular emporium is made
of the beet material in the market, and equal, if not en •
pester, •to that obtained elsewhere. Those who once
potronize this Mammoth Emporium are acre to return,
as they receive superior garments, warranted in
fabric, and fashion, and on the most reasonable terms.
Remember the One-price Clothing Depot, No. 609 Chest
nut etreet. A handsome assortment of the latest styles
of Summer Garments is now on hand, and selling at war
prices.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
UP TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth arid Chestrint sts.
Oboe J Posey. Posse T if Robinson. Harrisburg
D Robinson, Pittsburg W 0 Krege, Lock Rayon
A K Brown, Lock seven J Ma/ Douglas, St Louis
W A Davis, Louisville .1 B Graben, Jersey Shore
H A Lovely, Pittsburg 'T S Rogers, Dayton ,
Mrs J Barnett, Dayton Mrs Israel
N 0 Parke, Pittston, Pa L Burwell, Milwaukee
W B Jaccbs, Poona II J Meily,Mildletown
J W Newton, Vermont W W Perkins& la. Bt Louis
E A Smith Dr W Rice, New. Jersey
E Eckel. Now Jersey W Eckel &la N.TerseY
It Cobb &la Michigan OIL Bales & la, Michigan
W H De Yoe, Michigan 139 Oobb & la, Michigan'
Mies Tcylew, Michigan Dr J B Blake, Wa'h, D 0
A 0 Allen, bit xico B F Yelvertco, New York
8 B Mead, New Jersey JAR Yonng, Midliotown
M. Early, Lebanon co,
Fa W H Stiles, New York
A Yates, New York B T Rogers, blichig.ka
F S Kirtland, New York C F Cruse, New York
Mis Haldeman, HarrislPg Joinfson ,t wf, Boston
Dr W A Wood Mrs Dr 3 Wood
0 rulllog, Albany , r B Tweddle, New York
.T J Tobias, 11,.w York .. X Dims, Boston ,
Corn Breese, US N Mrs Brom
B Jmner, Boston H Jamps. Boston
B Border Sr la, Fall flyer Miss 0 Border, Fall River
Rer Q A Easton, Conn J NY Orth, Ilarristnirg
AII Plummer & ' at Uft A II 1' Fairbanks &wf
Clerk ,t wf, Weigh, D C Mee Clark & ale, Weih
WP Wilton, Bellefonte Admin Hoy. Bellefonte
Bev J W Black, Sing Bing D Woodruff, New York
J LBoggs, Forth Amboy P 13 Hockine, !radon
N Gliodinan, It. Island Mrs J T Floyd k clt, N y
Alphonao Platt, Michigan F T Bogardus. Michigan
Moßlair, 11 B A Lient Mcßleir, II 8 A.
Mr Alexander, New York J H Batted, Pro., B.
W 0 ADDBII, New York Oboe Mackin, New York
Austin Dali Baltimore Joe M Wightman, Boston
B F Edwardr, Boeion 0 II B sum. Boston
Sea It Anderson, W Chest Geo W Stevens. New York
Burnt A Welsh, New York Jon 0 Allen, Kentucky
Dr JM. Ryder, Prov , B. I Elt Bensiett, Now York
MII Grinnell, Nsw Yolk B W Batcbtard, N York
J Crowley, New York W K Rudman, New York .
B linrathel, New York W Irvin, Pence
Capt Beggs, II B N Joe F Morton, Boston
P Merrill, ljniontovrn Copt &Wilkinson
Jas 8 Barron, New York J SI Murdock, Boston
W T H Duncan, New York It BI Abercrombie, NY
J Dean, Barri/burg B D Ball, Lock Haven
Wittman & la, Penna. Mut& Bteinmsn. Pa
L Namffnion & In, Penns Mrs P R Long. Penns
B Guinn, Liverpool Mra Caton, Now York
ii' B Wood, California T Polhernne, Jr, N Y
0 W Crosby. New York Cl Coniatock, New York
A Itiothkopf. Now York M Weil. New York
N Toiler, Jr, New York A Abbot, New York
Dewy Ellis C T Jones, New York
fi W Mogi.ley, Boston Anetin 4owe, Boaton
W Corle , v ' Prov, It W D Cable , New York
M ()ohm. New York P Lippman, Now York
R Dayerd, Now York Mr Berry
Jlt Lofland Ai la, Delaware C Sallnr. New Jerecv
C 'Levering & la, Baltimore Mrs 0 Levering. Baltimore
D California J 0 Leiner, Dei IMMO CO, Pa
L Pecker, Minnesota H 111 Rice, Minnesota
Louis Arobu. New York E It Tinker, Hass whmetts
Brie Gen GiHume. 11 8 A Lt Obeabroueh, New York
G W Rummel & wf. Harriet) Miss Hummel, flsrrisburg
John F Gould, Maine Jos filerreflel , l, Baltimore
D Bcunbarth. Prov, RI Jomee NY Low. New York
II W Pitkeu, Hertford Dr T 0 Rogers, Delaware
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth at., below Arch.
Dr P C Baker, New York L Wilmalth, Pittsbnrg
J 0 D Lilly J Brachbill, Bellefonte
F J Hoffman, Lewistown J B McAfee, Penua
P H Eiteverwon, Penne M Ort, Lewlatown
J X Burch&.ld, PlitAorg L B Hawley. Penne
B II Boyle, Phoenixville W Deering, Portland, Ma
W 8 Young, Allentown A R Brundage, Penns
lo Humphrey, Clearfield co Dr W H Norfelkattaryland
W J Barnsley, Maryland J Ombel. Maryland
Hon J L Wiles. Elk, Pa Mre B W G Hes, Elk, Pa
Mien Bateliff, Elk, F's G Froemul. Baeton
W B Fi+h•r & S, Jervey City D Hess, Centre on
Mier L"V Bess, Centre co J M McDowell, Penne
J W Orals Franklin no W J W Brlebine, Penni
J Young, Allentown J Rankin, New Jersey
A II Msas, New Yolk N D flortrlght, M Chuck
ItScrogati?a L Thomas, Maryland
W Van Andes, New Jersey
ADIERICAN--Obestaut street, nbovo Fifth.
CF. Stcpbetw, New York G Lear wf; Doyltstown
C 0 Watson & Is, Del C T Polk dr le, Delaware
Cant E Fends, Delaware .A II Lep° ' New Jersey
Andrew Taylor, N J J F Smi th , Reading
.1 Frnolz, Lane/inter B Gootoe, Delaware
B Plnmuar, Now Orleans DE Stout, Pa
A F Danbery, Now York John Halt, West Chester
Jahn Dalrymple, New York S Copland ,t ale, Ohio
War Challenger, Del W E Barber, W. Chester
WJI Clender, Sulcm, N J A hurdle, New York
Simwn, New York John 0 ;Bose. Nev Jersey
C F Rico. New York Jos Hann, West Chester) Ai
S C Do Francis, Trenton,RJ L D Harlan, iloatmwillo
W II Emerson, Newark, N J Hou N A Boole, Therodale
T. LOUIS HOTML--Chastnut street, above Third
A Ward, Altoona C T Sbopoard, If York
Wbnrton Morris, Reading Peter Janka, Heading
P A Ilinckle
J DI Slack, Boston R Rob.rts it sister, Pa
IT Adams, Eltutucky .1 If Grossman, aim
Jail 0 Berland, Pittsburg 1.1 J liumphrei s, pa,
'rhos Saudis's, N York J A Boon, Ohio
Geotgo Churenill, Troy
THE UNION—Arch etree`, above Third.
John II Barton, Del co. I'a JII Davis, Illalto s 0
FV B Laird, Greensburg D LaWElMElatiagton,Pa
J W Boyer, Pottstown B D Cleaver, Del City
I Diller k sq, bancnster B B Cleaver. Port Ponn
kilos 1 trey Doran, Pcttaville Miss B Whitfield, Pottier
J M W Geist, Lantaitor J 0 Wyant.Cinelatitt, 0
Bliss GI L Wvant, Cincinnati Miss Mary Lendroo. OM, 0
J B Hurst, Dilibburp, Pa ffiiie Sharp, Salem. N
.1 W Tucker, Millersville H Miller, blinereville
Long, Lenceiter If Ilaneon, Portland, He
P Dtmgeey, Ontassugua B Iffursngh, Oatessugn
RATIONAL HOTEL—Race street, above Third.,
.1 Plinger, Allentown Dallas DiMager, Allentown
D J normany, Meehanken; J Bminirer, Mochaniusburg
J A Price, Mechanicelherg D Gerberich, Eau Hanover
Oro S Bra, Allentown B r Swartz, L , banon
Gio L Seltzer, Myerstown Obas W Deems. Chester, Pd
vJ W Barry, Oc I amble J BRevinkt, Lancaster
0 Sharlene, lllon'g co, Pa Mrs Hoffman, Lebanon
Mrs Hnffer, Lebanon Miss }Toff.r, Lshanon
Misn Hoffman, Lebanon ?treater n Deframo.Lebenon
Dr A Shirk, Jone4own H P Apple, Sunbury, Pa
J 1.1 Wilson, Middletown W Moyer, Freebnrg, Pa
0 F Moyer, Freeburg, Pa II M Metz, Freebnrg, Pa 3
D D Moyer, Freeburg, Pa L Dime, Freeburg, Pa, •
J 8 Welter, Pennsylvania A D Mantz, Pennsylvania
F Acbey, Baltimore T A Zimmerman, Pa
Cyrus 9 George, Lebanon
STATES llNlON—Market street, above Sixth
Amos Townsend, Jr, Pa N Eaglaud
P M Grimes, Green co, Pa .1 II Patterson, Tyrone
D Dunn, Pennsylvania Geo F McFarland, Pa
F II Lane, Duntingdon L 8 Negley, Harrisburg
II B Bnrper, Williamsport John Sheatfer, Lancaster
H B Milligan, I rinceton, NJ T DI Charlton, Chestor co
I' Knight, Pennsylvania Jacob Seeger, Baltimore
J S YiAnag, Coatxsvlllo J W Slmes, Pennsylvania
Than H Light, Miirlintons W A Spongier, Bloomfield
Atra Spongier, Bloomfield W II Gable, Lancaster. Pa
It 0 Botnetuen, POM% T 'Robertson, Maryland
COMILERCIAL—SIxth street, above Chestnut.
Jfl Wainer, leannettebnrg J Witherow, Fannottaburg
John foyer, Chester co, Pa E Hartranft, Pottstown
F D Wagner, Pottstown Chas J Arthur, Pa
El Pennock, Poona.lyarda J H Grabill, Lancaster co
Robt Bakis , !. , Lancaster co M Pennock, Wilm Oct
Jos It Thomas, Maryland Chas Buillogton, &tester co
Chas II Haines, hlarylaisd A King k tr, Lancaster co
Mies B J 'Knowles, a Y
MADISON DOUSE—Second street, above Market.
S oidreth, New York Chas St Jobe, Port Jervis
Win if Bette, Cumber°, Del IL W Reynolds. Delaware
P J Bath, Delaware W 0 Ingram, New York
Jhi A ekey, Centre county Thos Askey, Centre county
J Pstcblu. Wilmington T S Janney, Bucks county
Ed w Teylor, Buds county W W Yardley, Wilmington
E M Trego, Fort Delaware E A Kelley, Penns
John ganders, Phillipsburg JaeD Scott, New Britain
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above ColiontW.
E 'Ellsworth, Racheater, R Y Geo \V Grose, Lanc co, Ps
GI A Anchbrush, Allentown Dr G Gravel, Lehighco, Pa
W Baw, Catanaugna F OWintermuta, DI emit&
J II E import, Leb'n Co. Pa Joe Ellenberg. Leb co, Pa
F Stocker, Lehigbton, Pa Mra Weaver At eon. Penn.
F Kanffmen, Allentown T S Lamming, Pittsburg
Chas F Paneger, Penns Capt u Saporta, Virginia
Time Christman, Virginia Ght F Kick, Idiliereburg
Aaron Weip, Penne
BARLEY SHEAF—Second street, below Vino.
E 'Evans, New Jersey D M Person, Trenton
Wm Davison, Penns A Haverstick, Penns
J Meyers M 11 Stewart, Byberry
C F Bobb & fam,Rochsv'e D McNair & la, Northemp s
Mrs McNair, Northampton D Vrtuartsdalen & le, Pa
A J Myers, Milton J Hibbs, Newtown
Gerger, Byberry CI Dabree, Moorestown
0 Yemeni, Bucks to J Jingler, Now Jersey
W De Bree, Doylestown W G Boiler, Cheltenham
F Fleck & In, Now Jersey S Oewhill, Lumber's,llle
BLACK BEAR—Third street, above CAIIOIOIII.I.
J B Bechtel, Tama Miss Bechtel, Penns
Geo Gehtran, Reading Rev 8 K Brobut, Allentown
.7 S DlBinger, Allentown (I Finney, Hartsville
D Rickabangb, Tonna B Tomlinson, Bsberri
A Long, Ringgold D Dllllnger. Allentown
B Defiler D it Bechtel. Bechtelsville
J B Shaeffer, Reading J B Pricker, Reading
S F. Yobn, Reading 7-1 P Hello, Reading
Henry Croll, Penns Joba Johnson,Bucks co
David Levan, Reading J Enterline, hrephin co
C B Houser, Centre co D Sonthoim, New Jenny
MARINE .11+1TELLIGENCIS.
'fir 818 FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED.
Ship NOW England, Merrill, 45 days from Trepanni,
with 900 lone Fait, to Pots? Wright & done.
Brig J P Ellicott, Detereux, 3 days' from New York,
in ballast to captain.
Behr Fanny Fern, Briggs, from Cardona.; via New
port, RI, 4 days with molaaros to Goo Helmuth.
Bcbr Mary Clark. Howard, 5 days from Newboryport,
in ballast to Ceo B Kerfoot
Bohr J C Still., Etwaine, 6 days from Port Royal, in
ballast to D 8 Bteteon & Co.
Bohr Anna II Daymi, Robinson, from Now York via Dr PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE
Wilmington, Del, with rodeo to David Cooper. FINE AETB.—The annual election for a Presi-
Bohr Problem, Tyler from Baltimore, with salt to Win dent and twelve Directors wilt be held at the Academy on
Burnm. MONDAY, the 2d of Juno, between the hours of 5 anti
Bohr J R Mather, Nickerson, 5 days from Boston, with ' B jr, lc JOHN T. LEWIS, Secretary.
mdse to Crowell & Collins. I Philadelphia, May 26,1.02. my27-6t
. . •
Farr Frank Herbert, Parker, G days from Boatoa k srlth
mdso to Crowell it Collins.
Fehr Standard, 1 day from Port Poem, Del, with oorn
to Jsa L Bewley & Co.
Bar °creel, Woolston, 1 day from Newport, Del, with
floor to R M Lea,
Sir Bristol, Charles, 24 hours from New York, with
radio to NY 1 , Clyde.
Pug Bear.—The eche . Magnum Bontim, Harding,
hence for Portland, with coal. arc. Sprung aleak on
Monday lag when oft the Ledge Light, and returned to
this port for tenant.
CLEARED.
Oar Flyaway, Davis, Boston, J Itßlakiston.
Echr C Merrick, Montgomery, Roxbury, Hammett,
Von Mixon et Lockman.
Bar Oriental, Coffin, Boston, Bancroft, Lends &
Buhr Zee,Potter, Providence . Noble, Caldwell k Co. '
Paw Cyn thia Jane, Bennett, Barden!, W fl Baird &
Co.
Bchr Ce Rankin, 'Norwich, Captain.
Sew LanroltA, Kahn, do
filr II Willing, %weenie. Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
Eltr Former, kle'Jue, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
Barge B L Couldin, Plumm,New York, J R Diehl/goo.
The following boats fiom the llrdon (lama passed into
the Schuylkill (lanai to day, bound to Philadelphia, laden
and consigned as follows:
Ilhodedeminm, nun her to Malone St Trainer; Rotor.
vise, do to Joshua 'Keeley; Arctic, pig iron to csotnisi
Rocterror. aid Avalanche, strain to Humphrey's. Hort
mon & Wright; Joseph CooTer, wheat, &o. to Jae Cleaver;
1 raft timber to II k B F Bonn.
Brig Dru len, Irony, cleared at Boston 27elt inst. for
New Orlesn•.
Behr 11 A Weeks, Godfrey, hence at Beaton 27th inst.
Fehr likareita's Bride, Grice, hence at Fall River 25th
instant.
Pchr Lobannh, Teel, hence at Newburvport 28th (net.
Behr Chas Moore, Ingersoll, hence et Previdence 28th
instant.
Bcbr Geo rates!, rickerson, Bailed from Bristol 25th
inet. ter Philadelphia.
Behr British Queen (Br.), Wobater, hence at Baltimore
27th inst. •
_
PATTEN'S NEW W.INDOW-DHADE AND
CURTAIN STORE. • '
WINDOW SHADES.
• 'LAUB AND MUSLIN CURTAINS.
reiet mistake. PATTEN hoe moved ; and to got the
above goods cheap you most visit his now St tnd, 1408
CHESTNUT Street. Hit
A NSW INVENTION FOR HausmrtEEr-
ERS—PITTNADVS PATENT CILOTHES WRINGER.
—This simple but complete labor-saving machine can be
managed by a child, without danger of Waring the finest
curtains or !acts. It is now on exhibition, and for sale
nt the Refrigerator Stcre, corner of DOCK and PEAR
Streets. [my2o-thtte2t] N. 8. 'PARSON .5c CO.
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE!
•
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
• `A IMAM A. BATCHELOR'S celebrated Mir Dye
produces a color not to be distinguished from nature—
wat ranted not to injure the Hair in the least; remedies
the ill effects of had dyrs, and invigorates the Hair for
life. GRAY, RED, or RUSTY . II AIR instantly turns a
rplciidld Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and b.an
tiful. Sold by all Druggists, c.
The Genuine IN signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE
LOB, on the four sides of each box.
. FACTORY, No. 81 BARCLAY Street,
(Late ra Broadway and 16 Bond street),
my2B-ly ' New York.
LYON'S MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER,
Turbid for nineteen years and grows in favor. It kills
and exterruinatee Beaches, Bed Bugs, Ants, Fleas,
?ileitis in Clothe, Furs, and Furniture, Garden Inse.cte,
&c. Atl gtionine bears the signature of B. Lyon, and
is not poisonous to persons or domestic animals. Be
ware of conuterfeitß and imitations.
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST
Srrtne, made in the Best Kanner, expressly for 'RE
TAIL BALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked In
Plain Figures. All Goods made to Order warranted
satisfactory. Our ONE•PRIOE SYSTEM is strictly ad
hered to. All are thereby treated alike.
5022-ly JONES At 00.. 004 MARKET Street.
MOUNTAIN—THOMAB.—AgaiI bill, 1680, by Rev
J. C Cluy, Mr. Robe. tT. Mountain to Miss Eery &
noma... both of Philadelphia. as
WATFORD—WAITERS.—On Monday evening, May
26111, by the Bev. Mr. Bobbing, Mr. Isaac Joseph Wm,
ford to hire. Elizabeth Waiters, both of this city. *
KAY.—On the mornins of theB3th test., Mary C. Kay,
widow of the late Oapt. Joeeph L. Ray, fu tho 90th year
of her age.
The relatives and - friends of the family ere invited to
ettend her funeral !rem her late rasidence,33,o. 41t Pine
street, on Friday afternoon ist4% o'clock, without further
boticn.. **
is ft kinds and those of tho family are invitsd to attEind
hie funeral, from his late reMence at Newt)wri, Bucks
counts. on Friday, 30th Met. at 2 o'clock P. 3f. **
McblUßTßlll.—On Tuesday evening, the 27th inst.,
Bonin T. t daughter of Theodore and Badly hlcMurtrie,
is the 4th Mot her age.
Funeral from the residence of her grandfather, John
Thomas. No 1210 Arch street, this (Thursday) after
noon at 8 o'clock. To proceed to Laurel MIL
SIMONS —On Tuesday morning, May 27th, Joseph
M. Simons, in his 59th rear.
NORTH —ln Trenton, on Fourth day morointr, (the
28th inst J, Hannah F., widow of the late Abel North,
of Philadelphia
The relatives and friends of the family are Invited to
at.eald her funeral from the residence of her mother,
Margaret Furman, at No. UT N. State street, Trenton,
on Seventh day, sth month Met, at 2 o'clock in the after
neon. **
1:r itWILEB.—Ou the 28th lost., firre. Sarah Urwiler,
relict of the late George Limiter, Br., la the 84th year of
her age.
Ohm 13, WilL!
BELOW.
Bark Amy, Hammond, from Boston
(Corronoodonco of the Prom.)
RNADING, Nay 26
MEMORANDA
SPEC3L9-1.1 NOTICES.
GILT CORNICES AND CUETAN ORNAMENTS
Lyon's POwder ttlle Lill ineecie in a trice,
Lymee Pine aro death to rata and mice.
Bold everywhere. D. S. LlAltti-ES,
202 Broadway, New York
my3-stntli3m
MARRIED':
DIED
- 110 - NB.—uddenly, on tho 27th init., Abraham Bond
Funtral from iho residence of his brother, Peter B.
Phone, 1428 Poplar street, on Friday unorningot
&clerk. **
O.IIBOAB.—On Tuesday morning, the 2.lth' inst., Wet
Pluebe Oregar.
Iler relatives and friends are re?mmtfolly invitNl to
attend her funeral from the residence of her bretber.in.
law, Joshua Herm, No. 644 North Twelfth street, this
(Thursday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock, without further
notice.
COLEY.—On Fourth day morning (28th inst.), Mary
L. Celi:y, in the 53d year of her age.
The funeral will lake place from the residence or her
husband, Samuel Calay, No. 1618_ Summer street. at 2
o'clock on Seventh d ty afternoon, to which the friends of
the family are particularly invited. ***
Due notion will he given of the funeral
KDIBLit.—On the 25t.ti inst., Mr. George Kimble, in
the 49th ) ear of Ilia age.
Funeral from lila late residence:l4B2 Colombia avenue,
tune (Thor:day) afternoon at 2 o'clock. *
llilirTrillillLiliffihillli
'Funeral from the residence of her sou-in•letr, John
WA, 37 Ca harine s'reet, this (Thursday) afternoon
at 4 o'clock.
Bavor..-ht Mount Holly, on the 26th loot., Marla
11Won, aged 10 years and .3 mouths.
Funeral from tho residence of her parents, this (Thurs
day) morning. at 10 o'clock. ' •ik
SECOND MOURNING POPLINS,
VALENCIA'S, AND DINONAMS —BBSSON &
BON invite atter tion to their New Stock of—
Second Mourning Mosher:c.o. 15 to 25 cents.
1114 cond Mourning Silk and Wool Poplins, 6234 to 76.
Second Mourning Silk and Wool Valoncias, 76 eta.
Block and White finest Blench Jnoonete, 25 cte. ,
Pbein Black linnet Fiench Jaconets, 25 as.
Lnpin's Black Mollie% 44 etc
• Lupin'a Black Barone, 7.4 wide, 62% etc
. Loota's Bieck Grape blare% 25 cts.
Ltipin'a Block Tamartines, 25 ea. myl4-ff
Va. COLUMBUS. PIQUA, AND INDIANA
RAILROAD COMPANY.—Bondholders assent
lug to the plan of reorganization of said Company are
re vetted to si nil their bonds to the office of ttoi wider
sighed, No. 248 South SIXTH &treat, at speedily at pos
sible, to be recelpted frr end deposited itt the Chemical
Bauk, New York, in compliance with said plan and or
rangemoit.. Office hours 10 to 12 A. M.
my29.llishe t r JOS. T. THORAS, Trustee.
nyTHE.. PENNSYLVANIA BIBLE SO.
MUT will hold its FIFTY-FOURTH ANNI
VERSARY THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at a quarter
before 8 o'clock, in the Uhurcb BROAD and 8AN13051.
Streets.
The managers and membera of Bible Societies, and the
public generally, are cordially invited to attend. lt* .
A MEETING OF THE REPUBLTOAN
ASSOCIATION OF THE NINETEENTH
WARD will bo held THIS (Thur•d+l) oveniog at 8
o'clock at the home of JOHN . OERR, corner of Ella
and Amber streetr.
Business of great imoortatic% will be laid before the
meeting. J. FLETCHER BUDD, President
JAS. 11111.ticmc, Jr., Secri.tarl. DAV
TWENTY•FIFTH WARD.—AT
meetipg of the friends of the National and Stets
Adminietrations, bold at Clearfield Cottage,Trankford
road and Clearfield street, Twenty-fifth ward, on motion,
Resolved, That events are daily, transpiring that re
quire rill true-hearted citizens to unite, in order to ens
tnin the President in hie N./Imi and pat. lotto efforts to sup
press the rebellion, and maintain the integrity of the Re,
tonal Union.
Resolved, That we heartily approve of the re tol talons
adopted at the late meeting of the friends of the Adminis
tration lathe Tenth ward, and the sentiments exeretsed
therein ; that the people aro determined to unite for this
purpose, and we hereby agree to appoint a committee of
one, to meet with others from the various wards of the
city, to further and perfeCt this purpose.
JOHN B. CASSIDAY, President.
(leo. A. Beam, Secretary. It f
arOFFICE 310NONGAIIELA NAVIGA
TION COMPANY, .
PITTSBURG, May 23,1862.
At a meeting of the Hoard of Managers of this Cornea
ny,lield on the let of May, 1862, the following resolutions
were adopted:
Resolved, That coupon bonds of this Company, bear
ing date the first day of Jaly next, be issued to the
amount of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars, in
arms of One Thousand Dollars each, payable in wen
ty-16ve years altar the data theteof, bearing interest
at the rate of six per coutum per annum, paya
ble semi-annually, in the city of New York, and the said
bonds be secured by mortgage of the works and revenues
of this Company, to be made to Thomas Bakewell, as
trustee ' for the holders of said bonds.
Resolved, That the President of this Company be au
thorized to procure, to be negotiated, of the mortgage
bonds of this Company. this day ordered to he issued, the
amount of ono hundred and twenty-five thoosand dol
lars, for cash, or the outstanding bonds of this Om-
Pony, maturing on the first day of January next, at
Dan
In accordance with the foregoing resolutions, SUB
SCRIPTIONs will be received until threo o'eloen of the
24Lh DAT OF JUNE NEXT, for the above loan. lu.
formation with regard to the character of the Improve•
ment may be obtained from Joshua Hanna, Earl , of Han
na, Hart, A CoPittsburg ; Abraham Gibbons, Elsa.,
Oostesville, Chester county, Pa. ; and Messrs. Jay,
Cook, It Co., Philadelphia, who are authorized to receive
enbacrilitions for the loan.
The Capital Stock of the Company is ....... ....$728,700
Funded debt, (hondsoutatanding) 182,000
There is no floating or other debt existing. The works
are In active operation and complete repair, and the re
oeiptsjustify expectations of the motel or average divi
dend for the present year. Tte works were so far com
pleted, and the debts of the Company paid as to enable
the Managers to declare their first dividena, July 7th,
1863, since which time they have declared fourteen divi
dends up to July, 1801—eight yea s—amounting in the.
aggregate to fifty-four and one-half per cent., or six and
eighty-one hundredths per cent. per annum. There are
no bonds in the market better secured than those of this
Company, and nose that offer greater iodueemente for
investment as to security and prompt payment of inte
rest, which is well known by the holders of the present
outstanding bonds. The object of this mortgage is to
concentrate the bonds "of the Company and secure the
whole. A. preference will be given to the present hollers
of the bonds maturing January lot, 1863 The Company
reserves the right to accept the whole or any portion of
the amount subscribed.
my27-tJe24 J. K. MOOILHICAD, 'President.
TEE PRESS.-P.LLEADELPHIA, THURSDAY. MAY 29. 186/
T. PEOPLE'S STATE CONVENTION.
IHE PEOPLE OF PENNSYLVANIA, who desire
cordially to unite in
SUSTAINING THE NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
in Its patriotic efforts to gunmetal a sectional and nutiolf
rebellion against the
UNITY OF THE REPUBLIC,
and who desire to support, by every power of the Go
vernment, our hundred thousand heroic brethren in arms,
braving disease and the perils of the Sold to preserve the
Union of our fathers, are requested to select the number
of DELEGATES equal to the Legislative Iteprogentation
of the State,
at such times and In such manner ea will
beet respond to the spirit of this call, to meet in
STATE CONVENTION,
AT
HARRISBURG,
On THURSDAY, the 11th day of July next, at 11
o'clock on said day, to
for tho officals or
AUDITOR. GENERAL
END
SURVEYOR GENERAL,
•
and to take such messuree as may be doemed necessary
to strengthen the Government in this season of common
yeril to a common country. . .
Chairman of the People's State Oommittee.
GEO. W. HAMMEHSL7, seerd . ries
tt
JOHN bl. SULLIVAN, S
frr. TOE PENNSYLVANIA STATE CON.
VENTION or SABBATEI.SCHOOL YEW S
ERS will meet tide mutiny, May 2, 1 30. at 30 o'clook,
it Poe Fired Independent Obtu-ch (Rev. Juba Ohamberi).
BROAD Street, below ChoArun,: To continue in 4e•i•ion
Wcdpeedny,.Thareday, and Friday. nty2.4.3t*
trtr. COOPER-SHOP VOLUNTEER RE
FRESHMENT BALOON,IOO9'O INDIGO Street,
May 26, 1862.
Whereas, it Is evident from circumttnnces that we may
be called upon at almost any moment, in the discharge of
our duties, to furnish, voluntarily, supplies to our lora!
soldiere, who,. in all probability, wilt peas through our
city In largely increased nud unusual numbers i Chore
fore, it becomes imperatively necessary to make no ao •
peal to the public for c.,ntributioes. in order that our
tretteury may be replenished sufficient to meet the es
*rises thereof. Each member of the Committee in an
tberized to make collections. a book, properly anthem!.
sated, being (unbelted him for thin purcose.
NV M. M. COOPER, Pre.ident,
136 South Water street.
A. M. SIMPSON, Treasurer.
9 Queen street.
VIM. M. MAUL. Sosvetary,
380 Catharine street.
E. S Hall, Cur. Secretary,.
my2B 3tiv Corn Exchange Bank.
my. NoTrine% —A GENERAL MEETING
of the Stoctholdere of the UNION CANAL 0 0 at-
PANT, and of the Bondholders of said company, now
molted by the let mortgage, dated the 23d April,. 1853,
will ho held at the Rooms of the Board of Trade. No. 605
CIIESTNUT Street, on MONDAY, the ninth day of
JUNE, 1862, at 11 A. M., for the purpose of considering
and acting upon the provaions of an act of the COM .110TI
wealth of Pennsylvania, entitled A. farther supple
ment to the several acts heretofore passed relettng to the
Union Canal Company, of Pennsylvania." Approved
the lOilt day of April, A. 8.1862.
By order of the Board of Managers.
JAMES PAGE, President.
0. TBOMPSON. Secretary. my2S- heft.
OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,
14.3
NITTADIMPRIA, Aptiil6,lB67.
The BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this Say declared
e semi-annual Dividend of POUR PER CENT. on the
Capital Stock of the Company, clear of State tax. pain
ble on and after May 15th, 1882.
Powers of Attorney for collection of Dividends can be
had on application, at the °Moo of the compaay. No. 238
South THIRD Street. THOS. T. immi,
apl7 hal Triumvir.
TrUNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
(DEPARTMENT OF ARTS.)—The flnal eta.
nob:intim of the Senior In a will be bold in the following
order. beginning each day at 4 o'clock P. M.:
Thursday, Nay Md—ay the Provost, (Iletler'e Ana
logy,) oral.
,Priday, 23d—By. the Provost, (Pe liticai Economy,)
written.
Monday, 28th—By Prof. Frazer, (Astronomy and Phy
sical Geography.) oral.
Tuesday. Ritii—By Prof. Jackson, (Cicero de Amici
Ha and Junenal.) written.
. Wednesday, 281 A—By Prof, Kendall, (Integral Cad
culus.,) written
Thursday, 29th—By Prof. Allen, (the Medea of Earl
-10'4) oral.
Friday, 30th—By Prof. Ckmoe..e. (International taw,)
oral: GEORGE ALLEN,
121)22-Th Secretary of the Fatah) , of Arta.
ay. NOTICE.—TILE ANNUAL MEETING
of the Stockholders of the *PITILADELPEITA
BTEA MSBIP DOCK COMPANY, for the election or five
directors and the transaction of other holiness. will be
bold at N 0.128 N. DRLAWARE Avenue, (21 Cloor), on
Monday, June 2d, 1862. at 12 o'clock, noon.
my27.6t WM. DENNIS, Secretary and Treasurer.
crrOFFICE LEHIGH COAL AND NAY[.
GeTION COMFANY.—PmLA.DILPIIIS, May 21,
166'2.
A Dividend of TIMER PER GENT., equal to one
dollar and fifty cents per share, on the capital stock of the
company, Las this day been declared by the Board of
Manaperepayable on demand,
my2B•6t EDWIN . WALTER. Trealmrer.
1 1 HEADQUARTERS HONE GUAR D,
CITY OF PIIILADHLNITAOIIIII 28thi 1982.
• GENERAL ORDER NO. 7.
TN OBEDIENCE TO G . ES.TERAL ORDER No.
26, of the Commander•in-Ohier of the State, issued at
Barrisburg, May ti7th, instant, in which It Is declared
"that the President will no longer require any other
troors from Pennsylvania to be mustered Into the United
States service, but those who volunteer for three yews or
during the war," and In which his General Order., Nos.
29, 21 and 25, doted ou the 26th instent calling for the
three-montbe volunteer militia, nre countermanded and
revoked,
1. It is hereby ordered, That the orders from the Ge
neral commanding the Home Guard, of the 26th instant,
to muster it•into the service of the United States, be and
the game are countermanded.
2. The General commanding tenders his hearty thanks
to each and till the .offteers. non-cononiesioned *Moors,
niopicianc, and privates of the Home Guard, who heves°
promptly and patriotically reported themselves for duty
in obedience to the orders of the highest military an
tborilits of the State and nation.
3. To the °Meets ol his Staff, who, with commendable
zeal and activity executed his orders with precision and
readiness in mitAtering the force, his thanks are likewise
tendered as well as to those gentlemen in civil life who
in this crisis of our affairs offered to share their labors
a, volunteei s in s.rvieo.
4. The I , nle of this cozen twits, as wallas of the whole
Stale, are under great oldiantiont to the Joint Solent
Committee of Councils on the Defence and Protectiots.of
the City, for the festering and provident care they have
taken in the organization of the Rome Guard which
would have enabled Its command log general to take into
the fled on this occasion three thonssnd well ennipped
Iron re of the different arms of service on short and very
sudden notice.
5. Officers who have Incurred expenses ID recruiting
their commands for this service wilt' report to these
nesdguarters the summit thereof. properly.youched, that
they luny be transmuted to the Govertineut at Washing
ton for speedy settlement.
By oraer. A. J. PLR ASO.N raw,
BI igadier Gee. Comme , :ding Home Guard.
'Wu lluaercum,. It Asiet Adjulaot General
CA P T'AINS OF COMPANIES OF
the PE.NNSTI.VADIA. GUARD will report THI3
MORNING. at 10 o'clock. at Headquarters, Sonia
east corner TENTH and KOBER: . Ey order of
It ' R W. Gatillatf,.Lteut. Col.-
•
FIRST REGI
MENT INFANTRY. P. `.ti • -*III meet at the
Armerv, corner SPRING GARDEN and THIII.-
TICIZNTIZ ttreeN, (ach,) at 10
o'clock. A few men mauled to till uo the Oompany for
three menthe' active service: By order.
my27-3t* I. 0. PRICE, Oeatntn.
al BEA DQUARTEBS COMPANY
0, NATIO1 4 :AL GUARD.—Recruits wanted hit"-
mediattly at the Armory, RAC*: Street, below Sixth.
my 27-1 f lIARMANUS Ni:Fle. Captain.
1 U. S. DIARLNIIB.—WANTED
For the U. S. Marine Corps, for sea ivory-kW K, it',
or men-of-war, SEVERALRUNDBETf: .;.`4,i:sli,".?
BODIED MEN. between the ages alit an. :17$ , -,
All information that may bo reonirod, will be. ix,i.f ~.,
the Itenderroue, 311 t3outh Front street, below E. '.,',
Philadelphia. JAMES LEWIS, '-'
ml2o-12t Captain and ifecruttlag Officer.
A 'MY CLOTHING AND EQUI
XI.PAGE TIVELFTII and ISKRARD Sts
PROPOSALSsaiII be received at Mist:ike Ilatii T 3-
PAY, Jnne 3d, ntlil o'clock M. to furnish thirty thou
sand (30 000) Flannel Seek Coats or Blotters, unlined, of
the • army tern, to be made of army standard (Indigo
blue e 001-dred) twilled flannel, weighing five ounces to
the yard of twenty-seven incite., subject to the usual in
spection. Proposals will state bow soon said coats can be
delivered, se they aro wanted of the earliest possible
tme The ma aril of them Blouses was given on the 24th
it et. to Mr. M GALE, of Boston. on his bid, but he has
since dt dined to enter into a contract for them, and
hence the necessity for the renewal of this advertise
meat, and eons - ono: t delay and fejory to tho public see-
T:CP,
All Lids most be endorsed , 4 Proposal for Moores," and
Len dressed to G. H. OROSU
mf29•tjel) Deputy Quartermaster General U. S. A.
ARMY CLOTHING AND EWE .
PAGE OFFIOE, T\VELFTII and GIRARD Bt.
PHILADELPHIA May 28. 3802.
SEALED PROPOSALS mill be received nt.this °Mee
until 22 o 2 t I. ck, M., 3 UESDAY. 3d of JUNE next, for
furnishing twenty•two thousand TENTS WARR!, or
SHELTER TENTS, to be made of heavy cotton drill, or
liven water-proof, like sample to be seen at this office,
complete with guy tines and loops.
Bids will be received for the whole, or any part of the
above quantity, and biddy re must state how soon they
nen be delivered at the Schuylkill Areenal, subject to in
eptyction. All bide must be endorsed " Proposals for
Tents d'Atal," and addressed to
G. 11. CROSSIAL
my'A•ije3 Deputy .Quartermarter General V. S. A.
NiTORDIAN & ELY, 146:180 PEGG
Streetismannl4turers of patent OAST•STENG
TABLE CIP) LIMY ; elk, a lately-patented COMBI-,
NATION KNIFE, FORK. and SPOON, especially
ed,ptrd for Camptute,„fer Fiskernsen &dialing Men,
Mechanics, -Voters, Lumbermen, and :al Workmen car
rying their dinners. W. A7.:E.'s Cutlery is warranted to
be of the best quality of ENGLISH CAST-STEEL. and
in intended to supersede, by its excellence and cheapness,
the inferior qualities of Outicry stow in the market, and
to which they respectfully Invite the attention of the
liardware dealers generally. m729-3il
lt/fARSHAIA'S SALE. By virtue of a
.13.1. Writ of Merl Facies , hilted out of the Circuit
Court of the Centel Stain, to:ioe'directed, will be sold on
TUESDAY, the Tenth day4yrthe;"at 12 o'clock M., at
the lilorcbants' Exchange... the City of Philadelphia,
the rivlit, title and t o shares of Cot
ton Stock is the HarrNburirOottOtt Company of Harris
burg, Dauphin county, Pennsyliaula. Per value 8100.
WILLIAM Id.ILLWARD,
U. S. Martha' E. D. of Pennsylvania.
l'lllt./DithrziA, May 28, ]BB2. . my2o.st
TVOYS. T 1 PES.— REIDIVIR'S Ivory
*-IL'Aypes area emcees unparalleled lu merit and noun.
'ferny the besety and natnrul coloring cannot fail to
atirett. SZOOND Street, above Green. lt*
NOTlCE.—Certificate of Girard Bank
Stock, No. 642, for roar shares, dated May 26,
1369, bavlrg been bunt, application will be made for re
newal of the same. DI .01Y ANN YOUNG.
my2ll.lb set •
MATTO GS ! MA7 TINGS ! MAT•
TINOS !
8-4 WHITE AND CHEOWF.D,
4.4 WHITE AND CHECKED,
5-4 WHITE AND CHECKED,
6.4 WHITE. AND CHECKED,
•
AT LOW PRICES FOB CASH
REEVE L. KNIGHT,
No. 262 Seuth SECOND Street.,
Weet aide. near Spruce.
my 27-1 m if
T ADM' TRUSSES, SUPPORT-
A .. no, BRACES, and other Mechanical Appliances,
of correct conetruotion and easy to the wearer. For sale
end adjustment at 0. H. NEEDLES' LADEN' STORM,
TWELFTH Street, first door below Race.,
Gentlemen requiring Rupture Trusses will call at the
licuthwest corner TWELFTH and 1 / 1 .071t e where O. H
N. rived attention to tide spealalteatum
? H URTLET AND CLAM SOUP served
op daily (Sundays excepted) by JAMES PROS.
SER, 808 MAAICET.Btreet.
recottlee impplied mutat.
NOMINATE CANDIDATES .
A. K. MOOLITRE.
MILITARY NOTICES
rao POSALS
==l=
RETAIL DRY GOODS
AT IMPORTERS' PRICES,
AR description's of
HOUSEHOLD LINEN GOODS, LINENS, do. •
SHIRTING AND FRONTING LINENS.
SHEETING AND PILLOW-CASE LINENS.
TABLE DIAPERS AND DAMASKS.
TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS, AND DOYLIES.
TOWELS AND TOWELINGS.
ALSO,
HOUSE-FURNISHING DRY GOODS
GENERALLY.
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, MUSLIN&
COUNTERPANES, QUILTS, DIMITIES.
FURNITURE CHINTZES AND FURNITURE CO
VERINGS.
LINEN FLOOR COVERINGS AND AWNING
STRIPES.
CHANDELIER AND PrITURE COVERINGS..
PATENT MOSQUITO NETS FOR BEDS AND
CRIBS.
A general assortment of French, English, Scotch, and
Irish White Goods, Efosicry, and Staple Embroideriso,
of the newest styles and beet manufacture.
SHEPPARD, ;VAN HAR
LIN GEN, & ARRISON,
1.008 ORESTNITT STREET
NO' DREES GOODS
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR.
CASSIMERES.
LIGHT. MIXTURES.
SILS.
.MIXTIJR.ES.
FINE; BLACK
CLOTIIS..
LAISIEW CLOAKING&
BLACK BROADCLOTHS;
BILH MIXED COATINGS.
NEW PiIELTONS.
COOPER & 0 ONARD,
S. E. CORNER , NINTH AND MARKET.
mysTriti
MA.NT.LE ROOM.
SILK SAC9LIES.
-SOLER MANTLES.
SHAWL STYLE.
CLOTH SACQUEB.
:COOPER Re COWARD.
8. Loonier NINTH and LIMIT Streige
mylo-enDwUktlel
R ICH LACE MANTELE'TS,
POINTS, &a. '
We are now receiving our
FIRST IMPORTATIONS
OB
FINE LACE MANTILLAS, POINTS
AND BOURNOIDI,
Inoursonta THE •
LATEST NOVELTIES
LLAMA LACE,
Now very Fashionable in the European °spittle. We
respectfully ask the inspection of Ladies. ' .
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
THE PARIS IMANTILLA EMPORIUM,
920 CEESTNUT STREET. • inyft-lax
RROCHE ENGLISH EABEGES.-
J,JP A new and large stock at very low prloes. • • ..•
tny29. ft • s. t3HARPLESS BROTHERS.'
.I\l - O Z .414.BIQUES.-
131.. Plain Matures and Plaids; two yards
Mantles..
myl9 If SIIARPLESS BRO ruses.
BAREGE ROBES.—
Two hundred Flottbood Robos, at one-third of the
imparting 'toot.
mt 29 tf SHARPLESS BROTHERS.
BLEACB ED MUSLIN S.
Extra qualitiee of Shirting*, at much reduced
SHATtPLES3 BROTHERS,
CHESTNUTS EIGHTH Streets
priies.
ml 29-1 f
LINENS.—I have now one of the
cheapest and most desirable lotii of Fronting
Linens ever offered.
Dunbar and Dickstm'e make, very fine, at 87% cents;
one lot at 60, Which is worth, and has been sold at, 75 ;
one lot 62%, and the very finest 75.
Iticlutroscn's make in the heavy eocxla, suitable for
general family rise, in every number, 31%, 37%, and 45,
which has alwaya brought 50 cants. •
• The celebrator!. Golden Flax LINEN, at 62% and 75,
which ie pronounced, by the best jndgea, to be the hard
est to wear cot of any linen male.
• Ile above goods are really very cheap, having
been imported under the old duty, thereby saving 15 per
cent.
60 dozen Union' Napkinr, 750 per dozen; Spot and
Damask, all linen, do., at. $1.60 ;'heavy Uuck Towels,
$1.60 ; plain blown do., 76 cents per dozen ; one lot,
yards long, with broad red border, 18% cents
each.
Fine Spot and Damask Table Olathe, all linen, at
/deo, an excellent asvortment of hand loom Table
Linens. • .. GIinNVILLE B. RUNES,
NO . 1018 MARKET 8 , above Tooth
NEW CLOAK STORE!
The most *gent assortment in the city.
No. 29 South NINTH Street,
inb29-13m First door above Chestnut.
IWOULD CALUTHRATITNTION
. or my customers Mid Mends to the follOWitig Goods,
which are fresh and desirable:
Black and White Plaid Silks.
Organdie Lawns. choice styles.
Nozambiuttes, Plain and Plaid.
Neapolitan Bilks, for travelling sults.
Argentines, Black and Brown, mixed.
Node Tamertines, scarce and desirable.
Black Crape d'Fspagoes, from auction.
• •
Challis Delainee, nice assortment at 18% c.
10 dozen Bid-finish Bilk Glo tea, at 3 - 1
81 dozen Ladles' Linen Handkerchiefs, at $1 62% per
dosed ; a bargain.
One lot or Lls'e GanntlMs, at lax° a pair.
One lot of Black Bilk, 54.12% ; the best I ever had for
the money.
At JOHN H. STONES',
my 26 • - 702•411011 Street.
T .LNEN 8 AT IMPORTERS' PRICES.
1 —RICHARDSON'S and DUNBAR DICKSON'S
celebrated SUIBTIN6 and FRONTING LINENS, re
ceived from the mannfactnrera direct, and gnarantted
perfect—to which the attention of buyers and the trade
generally is respectfully Invited.
SHEPPARD, VAN HAULINGICti, & ARMOR,
ard 9 rp tt 1008 ORESTNUT Street.
G G AUZE STJMNLEIi, BIANKETS.- . --
The enbecribere have received an invoice of these
very desirable e9ode, In fine Quality, at last @sasses
it . :prioe.
~ SHEPPARD, VAN HABLINGIii. et ARRIBODir
• -.:- , 141,19-rpe ' - ' . 1008 - .OIIIISTNUT Street.
REFRIGERATOR'S AND COOLERS
WEE cc DR. HAYES' REFRICIERA
. .
TOL , ' . *
These Are, bend doubt, the moat scientific and efficient
REFRIGERATORS
In use, being WAIIIIANTED to
BEEP PROVISIONS, LONGER;
WITH LESS. ICE,
• • TBAN ANY .OTHIMS. • .
RETAILING AT WHOLESALE PRICES
Also, a large assortment tlistriMMllPPrOnal
WATER COOL:E ELS. •
• 8. CLARK,
tos23-ti 1008 MAD:EST Street.
SANITARY` COMMISSION._
The V. S. Sanitary Commission will open an office'
for the transaction of its local business at 498 Broadway,
second Boor, on MONDAY, the Vith instant.
It proposes to centralize at this °nice ail Information
that can be obtained from govermental and other sources
concerning the departure and arrival of transport:
having sick and wounded troops aboard; to keep a re
cord of sick and wounded soldiers arriving at this port,
and of the disposition made of them. To act as a me
dium of communication among the local associations for
the relief of the sick in transit, and to to• operate with
the U. S. military and medical anthoritlos here, in the
transportation, reception, end distribution of patients
from the army.
Medical students, desirous of acting as dressers on the
treusports In service of the Commission, will please re
port at this office, enter their names and address, refer
ences to their medical preceptors, and the notice they re
quire when called to servo.
Maio unless,volunteering their services on the trans.
ports, will reister their names at this office, with ad
drei it and reference, and notice required by them.
Surgeons and physicians seeking information in regard
.to the public service, or wishing to volunteer in emer
gencies, will apply at this office
All persons baying business with the Commission will
apply in person to the Superintendent is charge, between
SA. M. and 11 P. M. The Executive Committee of the
Sanitary Commission will usually meet at the office, be
tween .8 and 4 P. M. daily.
The expenses of the Commission are very heavy. The
present month has cost it not less than ,W 2,000, mostly
in tbo purclisse of hospital supplies for the army in Vir
ginia and the Southwest. It is believed that this expen
diture bas saved a thousand lives, at least, in Virginia
alone.
- - -
Contributions are urgently solicited, And may be neat
to G. T. Strong, 68 Wall street.
The various hospitals and soldiers' relief associaHons
of tide city ereinvited to ropert before noon of every day
rebid number of bale are vacant in their sererolesta
bilsbments.
The following articles of hospital clothing and sunPlios
are urgently wanted by the Commission, and may be sent
to the Women's Central Association of Belief," No. 10,
Cooper Institute :
CLOTHING.
inmate, greatly wanted,
Cotton Ildrte, greedy wanted.
Cotton drawers, greatly wanted. •
Cotton socks, greatly wanted.
Cotton (not woollen) wrappers, wanted
Slannel bandages, wanted.
SUPPLIES.
Jellies, tea, spirits, wines, farinaceous food, c . vviensed
milk, preserved meats and deasicated vegetables, Boston
crackers,
beef extract, ico by the cargo.
The prodis ions demand of tho last month, during which
more than a hundred thousand articles of clothing (be•
tides other supplies) have been issued by the Commission
to ;the sink and wounded, in the army of the Potomac
alone, (end probably a much larger amount to the West
ern and other Departments,) has reduced onr stock, and
although 680 cases have been received at the Washington
depot since April 23d, the demand is much greater than
the supply.
A special regard to the specified list in this advertise
ment is besought on the part of those sending supplies.
To this is to be added a now and unexpected want—
that of cast off outer clothing—coats, pantaloons, vests,
to clothe soldiers Nilo have lost or so fouled their uni
forms as to be unable to leave the hospitals on shore
without fresh clothing,.
. NOV York. 'May 28,'1882. •
BEERY W. BELLOWS, Pres't.
, - GEORGE T. STRONG, Trees's, 68 Wallet.
THOS. 21. FALL'S, In,
Suyerintendent of E. Y. Agency of .the Clonuntielcn,
1:n117-W192101 • • - 498 Broadway.
RTESIAN ww.i.TA BORED,
By • ' Et: B. BLUDIC,
zoy27-43t* ADPt7 OT 114411110*. 149 ALK9AD
PHOTOORAPH ALBUMS! The
largest assortment in the city, from the cheapen
kind to the most expensive, and for sale at lower prices
than anywhere elee, will he found at
T. B. PKTEBSON & BROTHERS,
It 308 CHICiq NUT Street.
iijOß GENERAL GEORGE 13.
M
McCLELLAN AND LADY.—A. Cord Photo
graph of Major General George B. McClellan and Lady.
Price 7,5 cents. MoALLISTER dr. HILO,.
1029-2 t 729 CHESTNUT Street.
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY OF
THE PROTESTANT EPISOOPAL CFIUROII,
ALEXANDRIA. VIRGINIA—A.Card Picture of the
&winery, photographed a few weeks ago.
Id.c.ILLISTER & TIRO.,
m 129 2t ' 728 CHESTNUT htreet.
QAINT ANDRIW'S CHUM) ff.-
17 AllAteliOr view of Saint Arldrow's Church, Chan
cel, Heading Desk, Pulpit Font..tc., iu a Gard Picture.
Price 25 cents. bIoALLISTER lc BRO.,
rei29.2t 728 CHESTNUT Street.
• •
Vi"AR TIMES.— In order to progress
with the times, and the desire of the public,
HELMER'S life size Photog,rapbs, finely colored in oil,
are being exeLuted at war prices. SECOND street,
above Green.
P HOTO( -RAPE ALBUMS, imported from Paris, Berlin, and S9erma, lateet etylsa and
improvements, wboleeale and retail. SCHOLZ & Jet-
NEN T6HY. 112 South BIGRTEL Street. mrA-lm
TIIIIE TRIES ALL. - IME R'S
Ooloi•ed Photographs have ivith3tood the teat of
time; their merits have carried them triumphantly
through. Only $l. SE JOND Street, above Groan. lt*
.m7lO-atathet
AMERICAN GOLD WANTED,
At bigh
ONE-YEAR URRTIFICATES FOR SALT& .
SEVEN-AND-THESE-TEWPIIS AND COUPON
BONDS FOR SALE.
DREXEL Sc Co.,
myS-lm - 34 Sbuth THIRD Stmt.
rpo EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS.-
Circular Letters of Credit, available, lo all parts of
the world, will be issued by Messrs. GEORGE PEA
BODY &CO, of London. Apply to
' O. naCALESTER,
urs . 24-04.* 205 South SIXTH Street.
TT S. FLAG EMPORIUM,
U
418 Al OEE BTBEET.
BUNTING- AND SILK FLAGg,
REGIMENTAL STANDARDS,
NATIONAL ENSIGNS,
CAVALRY , GUIDONS,
PRESENTATION FLAGS.
EVANS 80 HASSAIAL,
Nor 41S ARCH Street, above FOURTH
my2o-21t I
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
FLANNEL OVER-SHIRTS
FINE SHIRTS,
COLLARS, STOOKS, AND
- WRAPPERS-
Manufactured at ..
(31-. A. HOFFMAN'S,
(BUCOBSGOR TO W. W. KNIGHT.)
Mgr A full lino of
TIES, SCARFS, 'GLOVES, SUSPENDERS,
HOSITRY, AND lINagROLOTRING,
Always on hand
GEORG-E G-RANT.
61ANNFACTUBBB 0F„...K.N1) DEALER is
GENtS'_FITR&TISHING GOODS,
No. 610 011ESTNIM STREET.
mai:l2o.Bm
VINE SHIRT MANTJFACTORY.
-V The entbecriber would invite attention to hie
lIKPROTED OI7T OF SHIRTS,
Which he makes a specialty In hie brudneee. also, eon.
vtantly receiving _
NOVIILTINS (IffiN'iIYRIIIEN'S WEAR.
J..W. SCOTT,
GENTLEMBDPS FURNISHING STORlii,
No. 814 CHESTNUT STB,SET,
903-ts' Vovir doom hplom tbn noritlrento'
BOYS' OLOTHING
AT •
F. A. HOYT & SRO'S.,
8. W. Corner TENTH and CHESTNUT Streets
,: • .
atea.thgtu-lgt - • . •
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
STATEMENT OF THE CITY FIRE
INSURINCE COMPANY, BARTFORD, CONN.
Capital stock paid in in mil $2.00,030 00
ASSETS.
Casli an band $1,591 37
Cash in Bank of Hartford county. 26,767 G 2
28,958 99
Cosh in hands of agents and in comes of
tranembsion
Boons and mop tgagee, being a first lion.
Bank and olliPr stocks lidd by the company
par value, 5200,400—morket value 185,610 00
Loans cu collateral security 44 769 00
Aeroflot of Interest due and unpaid 1,583 22
Amonht of other investments 1,128 37
(Nairn in snit or contested by the company. 3,700 00
Loma duting the year not settled 16.800 51
All other claims against the company 1,200 00
Coen premiums received.
Interest money received
Lofsea paid ditring.tbe year.
Paid for reinearance and retuned,. pre-
Dividends paid during the 3 ear
Expenses paid during the year, Including
commission■ and fees to the agents and
officers of the company
Taxes psid by the company
All other expenses and expenditures of tho
company 5,016 03
C. B. BOWERS, President.
C C. WAITE. Secretary.
Risks on moot classes of property taken at reasonable
rat( a. SABINE Q CITY, Agents,
lny 27&29.2t
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE 415 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
This company coothmee to take risks en the safer
chums of Property at low rates.
The public can rely twin its responsibility, and abili
ty to pay lows promptly. Its disbursements for the
benefit of the public, during the let nine years, exceed
$500,000,
and we respectfully solicit its favor in the future.
CHAS. I. DUPONT, JERRY WALKER,
JOHN W. CLAGHORN, JOHN THORNLEY,
O. 7. HEAKLITT, ABRAHAM HART,
DAVID BOYD, Jr., PETER S. HOE, of N. Y.
WM. M. SWAIN, PURMAN SHEPPARD
JOSEPH KLAPP, M. D. N.S. LAWRENOE,
WM. 0. RUDMAN, JOHN SUPPLER.
• THOMAS OB.AVEH, President.
A. 13..OILLRTT, Vies Provident
JAB. B. ALVORD, Secretor/. sp2B-if
'WILE DISUR
mg: No. 406 OriEBTNIIT
FMB 4.1.7 D /NZ .
DIKE
1. H. Ruck,
Ches. Richardson,
Henry Lewis, Jr.,
Alex. Whilldin,
Geo. A. West,
0. W. D
FRANCIS N. 811
CHARLIE RICH
WILLIAM I. BLAND :
C9MMONVirEALT.
HAWN COMPANY,
PNRINSYLVANIA.
DIRECTORS.
David Jayne, M. D., Ohmle. H. Rogers,
John M. Whits.% John R. Walker,
Edward 0. Knight, Robert Shoemaker,
Thomas S. Stewart, William Struthers,
Heim I,ewia, Jr., Elijah Jones.
WNW JAY E, M D., President.
JOHN M. WHITALL, Vice Prealdent.
SAMUEL S. MOON, Secretary.
°faro, Commonwealth Banding, 615 OWEBTED7I
Street, Philadelphia. se4-it tf
MONUMENTS-A • eg A V It
ANA.
STONES alAryrednoed Idiom at "ruble Work,
I:4AL M 731 EITHNI Avarua, 1111110 W Xl4ad: ewmtk
CPO nahla
PHOTOGRAPHS.
FIN Atti I,
NATIONAL FLAGS.
FOB TEE ATM`
NO. 606 ARCH STREET.
CLO'rHING,
LIABIL [TIES
INCOME
EXPEND MUSES
No. 147 South FOURTH Street,
Philadelphia.
CAPITA', $200,000.
DIREOTOBS
GE COMP NY
trod.
.ND INSURANOB.
I TOGS.
E. D. Woodruff,
John Kessler, Jr.,
P.S. Juoldoe,
Washington Jones,
Ches. Stokes,
John W. Eve:roan.
Preoidont.
. BDSON, Vice Preeident.
D, Secretary. [mh.l9-ff V
H HIRE INSII
OP THS STATI OS
NEW PUBLICATIONS
WILL BE PUBLISHED
WI_LKIE COLLINS' NEW BOOK.
UHE STOLEN MASK ;
01,
THE MYSTERIOUS CASH-BOX.
BY WILT IE COLLINS.
TEE STOLEN MASK.
TEE 7'01.4EN MASK.
BY WILKIE COLLINS
TAE STOLEN MASK; Oit, THE MYSTERIOUS
CASH-BOX. By WILKIE COLLINS. Will be
published and for sale on SATURDAY MORNING
next. Oncoplete in a large octavo yolume t paper ro
tor. Price 25 conta.
Will be published and for sale by
PETERSON & BROTHERS;
306 CIIESTEUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
To whom all orders must come tiddressed
Copies of the above book will be sent to tny one, free
of postage, on remitting the price to the publishers, in a
Boolccollerc, News Agents, and all others will please
scud on their orders at once for what they may want of
this new book by Wilkie Collins, to start with.
Address all orders to the publishers,
T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
306 CHESTNUT STREET, PHIL &DELPHI&
And they will receive immediate attention. It
IVEW MAP OF VIRGINIA.—We
1 1 have ready, this day, en entirely new
TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP OF VIROLNI MARY
LAND, AND DELAIVARE,
compiled, from the moat authentic sources. 'Beautifully
printed in - tints and colors. Price only 60 cents.
Ac the war is to be permanent in Virginia and tho ad-
joining States, this Is igst the DIRp for the times. Oa it
will bo found every town of any importance, every road,
every mountain range, with their altitudes, creeks, rivers,
/kr. Being the latest Map out, it has every little place
that hes become of any note.
THE OFF.T.OIab MAP OF THE SOUTH.
HAZARD'S RAILROAD AND MILITARY MAP OF
_ .
THE SOUTHERN STATES ;
Being the only one ollicially teconnized and issued by
the War Department, is the Man that everybody should
have now in these stirring Inure of. movements and coon
trr.movements, as it is the beet. the most distinct, and
most accurate. Price only $l. $2.50 on sailers.
MAP OF CHARLESTON HARBOR.
Map of Charle.ttli and fie viciuity. showing all the
forts, entraT cee, of the harbor. Price only 10 cents.
Just ready, and for sale by
WILLIS P. H s.Z NED,
rn3.28-St. 724 CHESTNUT Strbet, below Eighth.
TUDGE CONRAD'S I)fiIVOTIONAL
POEMS.—Messra J. B. LIPPINCOVT & CO.
will 'publish, in a feg dap', a limited edition, of these
beautiful poems. Those desirous of subs:ribiny, ti the
name can do so by leaving ir names with Messrs. 'l'.
13. PETERSON- BROS , where subscription , . will be
received, or with J. A &FERO 'RESENJ3REY, 814 Pine
st,eet. Eubscription Driee. 963 per copy: -
,317`Subscriptions received in. New York by R. Y.
CHASE, hi) WALL Street. mp27-3t*
"KEW BOOK! :NEW BOOK!
TBE CITRISTANSABBA.TIT: its Ilistoty, Antho.
rity, Dillies, Benefits, and Civil Relations: n settee of dis
conrsesby Rev. W.L.Bice, D. D., Rev. William Ilagne,
Rev. Harvey D. Dense, Bev. William. Adams, D. D., and
the Rev. .stexander 11. Vinton, D. D.; with a, r.ireteh of
the Sabbath reform, by the est retary of the New York
Sabbath Oommittpe. 12mo, 75 efs. For sate by
WILLIAM S. &ALFRED MARTIE
No. 696 CDESTNITT Street.
YOUNG MAN FROM THE
conntry - wishes a situation ha Borne capacity where
be can make himself generally useful. Address "ELTON,
Press office. frit
pARTNER WANTED.—The Etdver
.
riser deeires a partner with some capital and exPeri
enceto join him in the Produce and Oommission business.
Address "Omega," at this office. iny26-10tae
my 23 m
A YOUNG. MARRIED MAN wishes
a Situation in a wholooato ortablisbmont, or any
kind; would be v Ming to make hicnoelf generally
Ilddreoo IL KENT, 22 North Third Street. myle
DEPUTY QUARTERMASTER GE
NERAL'S OFFIOE,
PIITLADELPITIL. May 27, 1862.
WANTED INDIEDTATELY,
300 ablc.bedied, healthy men, to go to Virgitia, as la
bortre. Pay $25 per month, and a ration per day. For
further particulate, apply to A. B, EUSTIS, at 227 South
=EM!
'COUNTRY ROUSE" WANTED
—Ore large and fornislad ; near CUIE3TNUT
BILL or GERDIINTOWN preferred. Address 1533
LOCUST Street • rey27-7%*
etz- WANTED— A Rouse with all the
MEEModern improvements, having at least six cham
bers, With Batt:tree for Stove. Limits, ROOK to WAD.
LADE. EIGHTH to BROAD. Bent not over $BOO.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
TO LET, A STORE ROUSE,
eituateddn the centre of the busineee part of Nor.
tietown. It to fitted epic complete order with Gaunter!,
Shelving, J.:c. Suitable for the Dry Goode, or almost
any other kind of business. Anal! , to
m 3.1- St* J. CHILDS, Norristown.
SEWING MACHINES
TJHFT•FR & WILSON
SEWING MAdEIIOI3, .
628 : pHEBTNUT.BTREET,
mlitll4lm . " WRILAMILPTRA.
WATGITES . IOIII:OWELKY.
AMERICAN, ENGLISH . , - A
AND , • , :
• SWTE'S WATCHES,
JeWELTIY, AND 61.1LVERWAR2.
AT REDUOR.D PRIORS.
• H. H. WATSON,
t0y29.2m 326 OHIBSTNUT Brxtellr.
THOMAS C. GARRET.T,
712 CHESTNUT STREET,.
itaa received a fresh stook
COLD
AND..:SILVER
. WA.TOHES,". .
FINE PEATED WARE
A2;11),
TABLE CUTLERY,
• And is manufacturing a great variety of SILVER RASE
adapted for home nee and for preeente.
Prompt and particular attention is given to repairing
Watches by drat-claae workmen. ap24-thettan
20,033 37
20,940 00
e 302,314 95
$21,709 51
149,645 65
15.341 53
8464,992 18
I l a ti REMOVAL. -
.
J. C. F LTA E
Basing "Removed from No. 42. South" THTBDINanet to
No. 712 CHESTNUT Streeklaililoor,
(Opposite blatant° Temple,)
Now offers a Large and Desirable Stook of
GOLD AND SILVER W. ATOHES,
- ROGERS ds DEOTEINBS' StiOON3'ANTI
ASD. .
FINE JEWELRY,
To which the attention of the trade is tailed.
tb3o-3m
133,214 96
19,765 35
1,771 41
$181,260 88
AMERICAN WATCH COM
PANY."
GOLD AND stnun
WATCEEE,
FOB LADIES AND ONNTLIDINN.
COMPANY'S SALESROOM,
No. 712 CHESTNUT Street, Second Floor,
(oppoelte Nanonic Temple.)
I. B. MARTER, Agent..
apBo.Bm
•
VULCANITE RUBBER JEwmay
A. beautiful line of
GENTLEMEN'S VEST CHAINS, 'Awn , CEA- .
TALAINE CHAINS, THIMBLES, OBOSSES,
STIJL'S, EIITTONS,
Now in Store.
J: C. FULLER,
No. 11.2 CHESTNUT Street, Second Floor,
(Omens Maannio Temple.)
auflO-lm
WATCHES, JEW E L RY, &o.
AFRESH A S SORTMENT at LESS
9
THAN TOIDIZB PRICES.
r ABB & BBOTHIM,
boortail, 224 oszerNuT Street. below Fourth
tutao.ll
SPRING MILLINERY.
t in REMOVAL. • -
MISSES O'BRTAN, 914 OHEATNIfT Street, have
rernoved tollo7 WALNUT Street, three doors above Ele
venth, north aide, and will open PARIS MILLINERY,
for tbe Spring. on THURSDAY. April 17. ' apl2-2m*
WAR DEPARTMENT,
• WASHINGTON, May 27, 1862.
PROPOSALS wM be received at Harrisburg, Chicago, arld
Indienepolis, by the °Moms of the Qaartermuster's De
partment, stationed at these places, reerectlvely, until'
the fifth of Juno next, for the delivery, on or Ware the
thirtieth of that month, of two thousand five hundred
Cavalry Horses at Perryville, Md.. one thousand five
hundred et Chicago, and one theuesind at Ininisnapo/le..
The Horses to ho sound, not lean than Mx, nosmnre than'
eight, years old i not less than fifteen hande.higla, adult
colors, and adapted to cavalry service. ..one will be re
ceived until they are inspected by au authorized agent of
the Government. G. H. M 0661 AN,
my2S.St Deputy Quartermaster GeneraL
TIENT-MAKERS' MERRY TENT
BUTTONS anti SLIPS, gy,lted States rattern, for
sale at J. P. REED'S, Soraeost corner of THIN
'BENTE and NOBLE St**, Philodolphin.
my2B-Im*
FOR HAIR DYEING, AND A DE
-4: Melons ItATII, go to GIITZKII ST'B, HOURTH
and BlitaioEit m7211-iftt
ON SiTURDAY
THE STOLEN M&SK.
WILNTS.
A. BOYD,
Capt. and A. Q. M
E PUBLIC SALE OF CO %I, OILS
LARGE LOT OV COAL OIL
AT PUBLIC SALE.
160 BARRELS
ELITEIMIOIC, REFINED, NON-ExPbostys
COAL OIL,
Will be cold
AT PUBLIC SALE,
BUTLER'S WAREHOUSE,
reran ArtoAD BYILBR
TUESDAY MORNING, 351 TE 3n,
AT 10 CLOOK.
About 600 gallons of the above Oil is nlt up in five=
gallon cans, and cased (five cane to the eats), in excel
lent order, either for shipping or home trade. The came
are all EU poled wish selenots. The remainderof the OH
is in good barrels. '1 he Oil will be sold in lo2tr t 0 snit
purchasere, with the privilege of taking the whole s
fETIbI S will be made known on the morning of sate:
my2.9.4l
SUMMER RESORTS
EDFORD SPRINGS.-A. G. AL-
A." LEN respectfully informs tho public that this C 9143.
brated and fashionable WATERING PLACE is now
open and folly prepared for the reception of visitors,
and will be kept opon until the let of Octohsr.
Persons wishing Bedford Mineral Water wilt be tau.
Vied at the following prices at she Springs—viz:
For a bend (oak) SR 00
,6 half-bevel 4 , 2 00
Parties wishing rooms or any information In regard to
tho plsco will address the "Bedford Mineral Strings
Company." iny24-6,,t
L ORENCE HEIGHTS.-Y18,t5.
-K2 SANDMEN reepectfoPy informs the former pe
trove of this beautiful SIMMER RESORT, and the
public generally, that the House will he opened for the
season, under her management, on the 15Th JUNE.
For terme, and any other information, Dimly at Mrs.
LEVELY'S, 1216 CHESTNUT Street. mttl4-12ttt
AIVIUSERENTS
GRAND COAIPLIMENTARY
MR. JOHN ROWER,
AT TUC
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIG,
CORNER. OF. BROAD AND.LOOCST STREETS.
ON THURBDAY EVENING, MAI 20, 1862.
Doors open at T o'clock. To commence at 8 o'clock.
, The Put ils of the Gran-mum Schools or Philadelphia,
under the instruction of Hr. Jong BOWER, propose
to give him a Complimentary Concert, as a tattimenial of
their, appreciation of his untiring and successful efforts
to, introduce and promote the progress of Alusic in the
Pubic Schools of this city, a feature which has contri
buted to muck to their interest, relieving the monotony of
study by the yleature of tong.
Eaving. received the preposition of a Grand Natoli
men tory and Testimonial Cancan fr,in the Young' Ladies,
Pords of the Grammar Schools under my instruction, I
propose to present one of the most bean tiful and pien•iiruz
rift, nations ever witnessed in the Academy of Music. I
have male . arrangements to have the fall width and
lengh (which is 50 feet by IVJ feet) of the pi ttform, as
as to have sista far at least one thousemd of my pupils.
'They will cli be dressed in white, surrounded With beau
tiful scenery. The instrumental aceenitieniment wilt
cOTlSitit of Seven Grand Pianos, at which coven of our
most slalfnl Pianists will preside,
I em happy in bring able to *immunee that I have
cscared, et considerable expense, the cervices of the
Wor &Trill Little 1'1011rd:it,
SCrild3llT, t,niy ten years of age, who will ploy
several very difficult pieces, such as the "Carnival
.1 Venice," ..tc It is only necessary to hear this Pro
digy to bo struck with admiration.
- Tickets of oda - ingot, nth , 2.5 cents. To he had at all the
Muek Stoma, at the Continental Hotel, and, on tha even
ing. at tbo door.
•
Eeeti fen cents extra. Obtained only a 4, S. B.
GOULD'S, Seventh and Chestnut Streets • it*
NA7ALNTIT•STBE EN THEATRE
NINTH and WALNUT Strees.
Sole Lessee airs. M. A. Garrettson.
THSS (TRURSDAY) 1 , 47R111NG. May 29, 188.3,
The performance will commence with
THE CORSICAN. BROT Ft RES.
f
Fabian Del Franchi, Twin Brothers ) lir. J. B.Roberts
Lents Del Frattehl, /
Chateau Renaud 'Hr. 3 S. Wright-
Enielle De tree:tile ~... _Arm Anna Cowell.
To conclude until the favorite dowdy. entitled
SWBETTIVARTS AND WIvES.
Lackadav Hr. Tieing - Bowers.
PRIOR/3-50, 37%, 75, and 25 cents Privet.) Boxee s
55 and 53, according to rheir
Doors oven at 7x o'clock. To commence at
MRS. FRANCES ANNE Ks.nBLE'S
' READINGS AT
CONCERT A - Alit,.
SHAESPE READINTTII.
SIRS. TUMBLE WILL RE AD THE le OLLOWIIfa
. COURSE OF PLAYS :-•
FRIDAY. 30th hist Much ads ahmit Nothing
SATURDAY, 31st inst..— s‘ Antitumor ?Tight's
Dream "
MOND AY, .Tnne 2a -" The Tempest"
WEDNESDAY, June 4th Merchant of Venice."
FRIDAY, Jones Colt Henry the Fifth."
The Readings will hetin at S o'c'ock pree , se'r,
encept the Saturday Reading, which will he given et
3 o'clock P. M.
%punctuality in earnestly requested.
The doors will be opened one hoar before the Readings.
TICE-EIS .ONE DOLT,alirE&ou.
- To be bad of T. B. PUGII, Sixth and Chestnut Streets,
and at the Ball on the opening of the doors. n»24-tf
IkAFREI. JOHN DREW'S
.LTAL: A.ROFI-BTREET THEATRE.
Acting and Btage blenagor W. S. IrBEDEBIOES.
Bu3blees Agent and Treasnre- JOS. - D. MURPHY.
'XESTIILIONIAL BENEFIT TO
MRS. JOHN DREW,
Tendered 'b7 a Committee of the Friends of the late
JOHN DREW.
' On FRIDAY EVENING, May 30tb.1862
On which occasion,
MR. and MRS. LEWIS BAKER,
THE ENTIRE DRAMATIC COMPANY,
U.DODWORTH AND ORCHESTRA,
And all the attaches of the Theatre. haviag Madly'
VOLUNTEERED THEIR SERVICES,
Will appear In a
GB&ND COMBINATION BILL,
Commencing at 8 o'clock precisely, with the Petit,
Drama of
LJWE IN HUMBLE LIFE.
Christine Mrs. 0. HenrL
onzlrais Mr. F. Lawlor.
Carlitz ....Mr. Frank Drew.
To be followed by the Comic Drama, entitled the
TOHNG RASCAL OF PARIS.
(Le Gamin de Pads.)
Jelenh, the Printer's Apprentice Mrs. A. P. Baker.
Mad. Munnier Mrs Stones&
Mad. Morino - • - - Mrs Stephens.
Slim. • ' . . . • Mist E. Price.
General Morino ' - Mr. Louis Raker.t.
.
Arthur . • Mr. Itineold.
Bizot - • - ' - • Mr. Wallis.
During the evening, O.Dedworth'siud Orchestra wal
perform
“JOHN DREW'S OWN BET.”
The Performance concluding with the Musical Drama
of the
MAID'ITII THE 'MILKING PAIL.
Hilly, with Song& .Sire G. Heart
Diccon Mr. Frank Drew
Lord Philander !fr. W. H. Railer
Box ehett open Weiresday morning.
MMM=
Tickets Usti( d by the Cotemiitoo for Mr. John Droies
Bcndit semitted on this cacmion.
The Thentre will reopen for the Summer Sessouou
Da 01 1 ; DAY, Jnue
On which occasion +he celebrated Comedian,
F. S. Ca ANFRA.II,
Will swear in 3 new
B}INSATIONA.L PRA. It A,
With no. Scenery, Prerses, Am.
Full Particulatt in future bills
ACADEMY OF MUSIC-GALA.
NIGHT.
GOITSOHALK AND DRIGNOLT
ITALIAN OPERA AND CONVERT TROUPE!
GRAND. COMBINATION PERFORMANCE,
SATURDAY EVENING. May 3let.
Two Primo Dnnoe on the same evening.
MSS HELLOGa. MAD. DE LU3SA.E.
First appearance of the celebrated Prima Deana,
M A LUSiA N.
Of the Grand Opera, Paris, and the .0 Cadomy of Maxie.
New York.
The entertainment of the aeon ng will conslat of Dont
zetti'a celebrated opera. -•.•
t , LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR,"
With KELLOGG. BRIGNOLT, AMODIO, and SUSI-
E) in the principal roles and the last act of
LA FATORITA.
MAD..DE LUSSAN in her ereat role of Leonora.
- SIG. BBIGNOLI as Fernaudo. SUSINI rta Goltbasar.
L ii. GOTTSCHALK
Will play several of hie choice moreeatim between the
acts.
Musical Director and Coe doctor SIG4I4)P.
PRICES or Anattestms.—Parenet. ratnnet
and Balcony, Ono Dollar. No extra charge for re
served Praia.
Family Circ:m 59 cents. Amphitheatre. 2i cants.
Tic Pate of eoate at the Academy and at Gnn4d'a Onale
Store will commence on Thureht-. at 9 n'oinck
In conFontenee of the length of the performance. the
curtail) will tiro Precisely at TM o'c'ock. autti
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
MTN ON THE OCEAN WAYE
INTENSE VXITTEMICNT.
TEEMING BOAT SORBS'S,
STARTLING LNCIDENTS,
GE APUII ILLUSFSATIONS.
OAPT. WILLIAMS' ROMS SR&
•
•
•
' WHALING VOYAGE,
•
made lay the Captain bimitell. In
SO the . e.eoo fat of Paintings a real Whole Boat is wow],
with allying crew, to illustrate ecenea in the Whale
men'e life.
•iviry evening this week, at & o'clock. "Weinesilar
and Saturday afterncona at 3 o'clock. 0,1111199'0n "Zi.
teats. Six tickets for Si. Children 10 cents. rur2S-Ir*
AGRAND MAY CELEBRATION,
in aid of the ST. JOYIN'S ORPHAN ASY LUNT,
will take place on the Asylum Grounds, on TUBB:MAY
nest, May 29th. Addres.es,will be delivered by alms or
our most distinguished Clergrmen Also, a grand Mu
sical Performance by the best Musicateleat in the city.
Tickets 26 cents. ury23.2t*
THE WINTER GARDEN, 720, T 22,
VINE STRERT, offers this week extreordinarst
attrections. Mr. AIIREND, the celebrated wrist on the
violoncello, is engaged and will delight the andi•nro by
his solo ptrformanres. Mrs. and Ur. LIYARkTI, and
Mr. JEAN LOI.IN, will sing-Tnesder, Wedseedni. sta
Thuredtv evert/rim, someoperatic gems of the hest coat—
Pniere. The well and favorably known vocalists and
orchestra of that splendid place of someement will de—
light everybody ea usual. Admittance free.
DIY 27. .t* YUMMY MILLER, Proprietor.
DENNSYITLANIA ACADEMY Or
TUE PI & ABTS. Thirty-ninth Annual Uhl.
biticn of Paintings and Sculpture, 1025 011.EnNUT
Strset. Open from 9 A. 2d. till 6 P. 111., and from 7'
P. M. till 10 P. K.
Admittance 25 cents; Season Tickets 50 cents.
kitockholdeni, Artists, and Contributors wilt receive
their Octets at the Academy : no admiesions without.
Open from 9 A. It. till 7 P. M., and from 8 till le
P. M. spa
BRUSHES
AND
.• BLACKSMITHS' BELLOWS,
jECEMBLE _& VAN HORN,
1nh20.3m Sra. 321 MARKET Street. ?WWI&
SUPERINTENDENTS PURCEaB-
ing Sunday.school Books of CHALLBN & SOH.
1308 CHESTNUT, will receive a liberal donation or
Books. Sermon Paper at 'wholesale. 0tt028.200
BARRELS 041.1113015 i OIL FOR
TIV sale, in good barrels, mitablefor abipping, and to
the trade, in mall lota, at 4.16 00.31biltit019 Street.
my2.B.l3tAS
A MERMAN ROOFING SLATES,
XI. 1 7 [JILT i/VA to %OUST WELSH SLATES.
WALAUT Otoot,
JOUlf BOWES