" NEW" SMOKER AND SPICED SALMON.—Mr.
0. H. Mattson, dealer In floe groceries, Arab and Tenth
streets, bee just rec.ivra a supply of new Salmon, both
planked and spiced. Th. ee are the first of the season,
sad the finest we have ever seen. We know that lours
Of a rare dish will relish this announcement..
A BULLETIN PROM TEN VALLEY OF TUE
EIDEN AN Doeli :
n You will burn the bridge at Port Republic without
daisy. (Signed) I C. Tazmorr,
4, Mal General Commending."
ti You will approach Ihe bridge at Port Republic from
the east elde. Hold it. if any one attempts to Oro it,
Phoot him on the spot. (Signed) FRANK SIGKL,
Major General Commanding: ,
"After arousing the bridge at Port Republieiburn it
behind you. (Signed) N. P. BANKS,
it Major General Commanding.,"
gi To thio Provost Marshal :—Send DU Of Your command
at Fredericksburg; to pare, to my assistance immediate
ly. (Signed) JAMES SHIELDS,
4, Major General Commanding."
. 4 To the Provost Marshal , :—You will have all of your
command at Frederick= burg tomorrow, as I will he down
from Washington with soma ladles to visit you.
(Signed) fume MoDovnim.,
Major General Commanding"
w Major Generals Fremont, Sigel, ranks, Melds and
McDowell, with their suites, will report to Charles Stokes ,
under the Continental, and get entire new
gait's. Until further orders, the army of the Shenandoah
will report to Major General MeClellan.
(Biped)
Uovszs IN THE UNITED STATES.—There is
One house to every six persons in the country. In New-
York city there are thirteen persons to R dwelling on the
average; in Boston about nine ; in New Orleans nearly
seven. in Philadelphia there is no eetablishment similar
that occupied illy Granville Stokes, the fashioner anti
clothier, at No. 609 Chestnut street, where summer
garments, not reunited elsewhere, either In flt, fabric, or
fashion, arodisposed of at unprecedented low prices.
BUTLER ON WOMAN BEATERS:--General
Butler has recently made an example of a chivalrous gen
tartan at New Orb ens, who tlaj ed the back of a female
slave because he iMilthiCa that she bad given some in
formation concerning him. The cavalier washed the raw
Person of his victim with brine to increase the agony she
suffered. Gen. Butler sent the woman-whipper to Fort
Jackson with an intimation that unless he behaved very
well he would be served with the same sauce. :Such ie
life; lashes and brine for the backs of rebels and traitors;
for loyal, true, and humane men, elegant snits from the
Brown Stone Clothing Sall of Boothill dr Wilson, Nos.
SOS and 80d Chestnut 4rreer, above Sixth.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
V" ORR FOURTH FAME
AItMYL3
Behr When Bowyer, 'Limos'; 8 days front Boston, with
=doe to Twells St Co.'
Behr Florence, Koooti, 6 days from Norfolk, with name
Steamer Alido, BOWflt, 24 hours from New York,
with mdse to W P Clyde.
Barge Young Americo, tdoughton, 4 days from Albany,
- with wise to J hlcemtoy. •
EIEMME:I
Eche L Corbitt, Leo, Warhington, Ilammott, Van
Thum & Loolonan.
Behr Jas Logan; Eolith Boston, Reading Railroad Co.
11 Willing, Ulaypoolo, "altimore, A Groves, Jr.
. -
(Oorreepondence of the Philadelphia lexobange.)
LEWES, Del.. June 20.
The barks Union. for Pernambuco; 0 B Truitt, for
eaeorgetown, DO; Gen Berry, for Ship leland; brigs Blies
Ann, for Boston; Alix Milliken, for do; ohm Fannie, for
'Havana, and D B Bayles, for Barbadoes, went to sea
ibis morning.
Ittava, &o. JOHN P. MARSHALL.
MOBANDA.
Steamship • Saxon. Matthews, cleared at Boston 19th
net for Philadelphia. -
Ship Geo Green, Fairbanks, for Philadelphia, entered
'for loading at Liverpt.id sth inst. •
Ship White Falcon, Windsor, from Manila, at New
York yesterday.
Bark lifoneynick, Smith, from Key West, via Cardenas,
At New York yesterday , • -
Saw Margaret Plater, Baylis, cleared at New York
:yesterday for Wilmington, Del.
&bp s D av id S m i t h, w ititents, and John It Nickerson,
Mather, cleared at Boston 19th inst. for Philadelphia.
Behr Huntress, Disney, at Newbury port from Phila.
-delphla, reporte: 13th lust. Fire Island NNW 83 miles,
picked up a long boat, with bows badly stove, and la
-belled "U Shepard, builder, Kensington, Philadelphia "
Behr Martha ( Wine, ShOUrclo, nailed frcne Providence
39th inst. for Philad tt phi
Fehr A C Beeves, RCM es, hence, arrived at Portsmouth
1711, inst. • -
Bohr Sarah A BOIC4), Dolce, hence, arrived at Salem
Milt inst.
Behr requonnock, Barnes, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Steamers 'muskies, li:ndervectr, and Torrent, Phil•
brook, hence, arrived at New York yesterday.
SPECUAI_
COUGH 1 . Coucar. ! Covou! ! !—lt is
truly alarming to contemplate the immense amount of
human anfferitg from thrfrasta of the Pulmonary Organs,
such as COUGHS, COLDS, CROUP, CONSUMPTION, ASTUMA,
131ottoutrrs, Wiloorixn-COULD, SPITTING 01 BLOOD,
&C., &0., and yet a large amount of these diseases may
be speedily and radically cured by that well-known
remedy, JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.- It is undoubt
edly superior to any other medicine, as the testimony of
thousands of persons will verify.
Dere is a portion of the evidence:
JAMES I. vna..i.k.tssom, Landisburg, Perry coun
ty, Pa., writes':
44 Some two years ago I was greatly afflicted with a
very violent GOUGE, which appeared to hive taken ouch
deep hold of me that I was 'sauced by physicians that I
bad the Consumption, and that thole was but little pro
*meet of medicine curing ma. White in this condition I -
wee induced to try JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT, and I
am happy to say, by the faithful use of this medicine, I
aeon recovered good be alto, and, to this day, continue to
-enjoy
ROT. B. F. BEDDRN, Pastor of the]First Baptist
Church, Camden, N. J.. rite. :
"A few weeks since, while suffering from a Tory se
were cold, I became so hoarse that it wee with great dir
triadty I could speak en as to be understood While in
the condition, your EXPECTORANT not only gave
me immediate relief, bat, he three or four dare, com
pletely cured my cold and reamed the hnarseness.
therefore, take pleasure ;11 recommending the EX.fllO
- se being, iu my judgment, the boat Cough
Medicine before the pubilc
BRADQUARTERS 881 . 11 ( V OLEAN'S) 8E011111217, P. V.,
Co U., ALIXANDUIA,
Minas. D. J.11'311 it. Sox—Gentlemen: During all
the time we have been in the rerrice--nearly four months
.—but one of our company bee besn si tic enough to be
3slaced in the hospital Our nurgeone have often spoken
of this, and agributed the 'mentally healthy condition
of the men to the use of Dr. D. JAYNE'S MEDI
CINES. .
The EXPECTORANT has been much nought after in
case' of COLDS, MOOS and has always afforded
relief; while the Carmine'lice Balsam hal operated
211 e a charm in all cased of Loneness of the Bowels,
Diarrhera, edc.—slistuses lo which soldiers are portion
early exposed from the freqnent changes of wester.
We are convinced, therefore, that much suffering
would be prevented and many lives moved If every com
ment' In the army was provided wish a small supply of
your medicines, similar to the one furnished no. On be
half of the eompany, T.-remain, ha ,
LOUIS WAGN&R,
First Lieutenant Company D.
DANIEL R. LEE, of Tuckaboe, Cape May county,
IN. J., writes:
For the last nineteen Tears I have been more or less
afilicted with a COUG If AND DIFFICUL.TY 01 4
EREATBING. About five years ago my cough be
came eo serere that I gore np ail hopes of over getting
well, as overrating I need afforded no ease.
1 . Your agent bele vent me a Witte of your EXPEC
TORANT, *bleb give me immediate relief. By the
time I 'had used the second bottle, I. was so much re
stored es to bo able to a tend to my daily labor, and with
more ease than before. We bare used your other medi
cines in the family with complete succoss.
REV. N. M JONES,
Rectar3of the Proostsct Episcopal Church of St.Bar
tliclonisw, Philadelphia, writes:
'lf Titan Sia : In all cases n sembling consumption, I
*recommend your EX PINTO IC INT, baying, in so many
finances, witnessed its beneficial effects. lam ploaeod
to inform you thattle last two caeea which camo under
my notice have beau greatly helpod by your ICXPECI•
TOBANT."
'The EXPECTORANT and all of Er. E. JANNE &
BON'S FAMILY NEMOURS are prepared only at
No. 242 onzsviur Street. jell-2t
'DEAF MADE 70 ITEAB.—lnstruments
to amulet the Heath g, m every var ety and of the most
•approved conetructi9n. n t P. MADEIRA'S,
je2l.Bt 115 South 't •NT If ',tree, below Chestnut.
KRIM'S ORIN& HALL—French glass
Preserve or Jelly Pots, 60, 60, 70, and 760 per dozen.
it 9 629 OnEirNIIT street.
NEW Nl3Qulru / 1 12Ln:rim, with not
dog; very desirable. 110 CHESTNUT street,
Je2l-2t • W. H. OARRYL k 880.
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
Wide Fraud:. Satins.
Wide Trench Broomeilea.
Wide Trench Satin de Leduc
Wide Worsted Damask.
'Wide Union Damask.
Wide Damask Table Cloth, per yard.
Wide Moquette or Railroad Care.
Trench Pholus for Railroad Cars. -
'Gilt Cornices and Bands.
'Cords, Gimps, and Fringes.
•
"Tassels and Loons.
Hooke, Rings, and Brackets.
Furniture Coverings.
EMBROIDERED LACE CURTAINS, •
'ever BOW and description.
Mosquito Netting, Pick and White.
W. H. °ARBIL & BROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail
CURTAIN - STORE,
jel9.Bt Masonic Hall, No. 719 CHESTNUT Street.
WINDOW, SHADES.-- .
Painted and Gold Bordms—in store and for sale at the
c o oowfug prices, with good Fixtures complete for each
(shade, retail.
Gold Bordeird Shades & Fixtures, $l.OO.
Gold Bordered Shades & Fixtures, 81.2.5.
Gold Bordered Shades & Fixtures, 81.60.
Gold Bordelid Shades R Fixtures, 81.76.
Gold Bordered Shades & Fixtures, slog.
Gold 80, dared Shades & Fixtures, 111.00.
Gold Dorderid Shades , & Fixtures, 83.60.
Gold Bordered Shadow & Fixtures, 84.00.
Gold Bo'rdertd t bodes & Fixtures, $5 00.
Gold Bordered aid more Shades made to. order, any
edyle or sire.
11. B. Flags on baud and mode to order, all Kites.
W. IL HARRYL & BROTHER,
J819.3t In Masonic Hall, 719 OUBSTNUT Street.
BELY-ADJUSTING PATENT . CLOTHE 97
WBINGER.--Sole Agency for the litato of Pensaglyania.
301197 A. MURPHEY,
Jelli•lm 922 OH ISTITUT Street, Philadelphia, •
AliAll/01 LINCOLN',
4 * Opmsnonder-loMbief."
IOTXOES
KING COTTON.
BY TIER BARD or TOWER WALL.
Who was it tried to make these States
In fragments lie, like broken plates
Who strove to break oar Northern pates 7
King Cotton
V' ho tried to male the world confess,
That Southern gentlemen DOMEB
The power all nations to distressl
King Cotton
'Who tried to starve the toilsome poor,
At home and on each foreign shore,
That 011 miAt lilouthern wrath deplore?,
King Cotton
w•ilen of chastioement afraid,
Most baaely ran to Frame for aid,
And humble prayers to Britain made?
• King Cotton
Who like a donkey tried to bray
Defianed to the Federal ewer,
Bitt coon got seared and ran awaYl
Bing Patton
Who can't, by holding back supplies
Of raw material, make the price
Of-Toner Bail's fine Clothing rise?
Xing (lotion
We still offer the icrgesi and best assortment," f Beady',
made Clothing in Philadelphia, being daily in receipt pi
new and desirable styles of goods, and being enabled, by
unequalled facilities for manufacturing be keep up our as
sortment, notwithstanding large and rapid sales. All can
be suited. Onr stock comprises all styles, sizes, and
qualities, and prince, from low grades to the finest. Long
experience and our mode of conducting business—buying
and selling for Cash only—enable us to sell at the lowest
possible prices goods that in stile and workmanship can
not be surpassed.
TOWlill HALL, No. 518 Market street, Philadel-
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE!
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
umefa A. BATCHELOR'S Celebrated Hair Dye
produces a color not to be distinguished from nature—.
warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; remedies
the ill effects of bad dyes, •and invigorates the Hair for
life. GRAY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns a
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair Soft and Man-
WM. Sold by all Druggists,
The Genuine is signed wriznar. A. BATOR'S
LOB, on the four sides of each boos.
FACTORY; No. 81 BARCLAY Street,
(Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond street),
rey2B-1y - Now York.
OFFICE OF TILE MAYOR, CITY HALL,
SAINT LOWS, Jima 13,1882.
To the Creditors of the city of St . Louis
Interest on the' Bonded Debt of tho City of St Seals
already due, and-to become due before the first day of
July, or Matured Bonds still uncancelled, Will be paid,
on and after the first day of that month, at tho Boat
man's Savings Inetitntion, in said city. Subsequent to
the that of July, accruing interest and bonds, when not
made payable in Philadelphia, will be paid as formerly,
on presentation at the Bank of the Republic, New York,
the Oily's Eastern Fiscal Agent
No interest will -be allowed on matured coupons or
bonds from and after the first of July proximo.
jelS-tjyl DANIEL O. TAYLOR, Mayor.
'LYON'S
MAGNETIO..INSECT POWDER,
Tested for nineteen yeare and grows in favor. It kills
and exterminates Boachee, Bed Bugs, Ante, irlaaa,
Moths Clothe, Furs, and Furniture, Garden insects,
Ac. Alt genuine bears the -signature of B. Lyon, and
is not poisonous topersova or domestic animals. Be
ware of counterfeits and imitatione.
Lyon's Powder insects In a trice,
Lyon's Pills are desthto rata and mice.
Sold oTorYwhere. D. S. BARNES,
my2-stutham' 202 Broadway, New York
ONE-PRIO.E.CLOTHING OP THE LATEST.
5T71,96, made in the Beet Manner, expressly for GE
TALL BALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked. In
Plain Figures. All Goods made to Order warranted
satisfactory. Our emi-Paton SYSTBIL is strictly ad
hered to. Al! are tbfreby treated alike.
se/2-iy JONES At CO.. 604 MARKET Street.
CARD PRINTING,' BEST AND CIIDAPEST
In'the City, at in South FOURTH Stie4.
IaWWaIED
IiTTCIIEN—BrIERZ.:—June 17th, 1852, .by .
N. 0 Pearson, Mr. S. S. Retched to Miss Susan B.
Sher', both late of. LKicestE r. tk
ERRICK—FISH.—On the evening of the 17th lost.,
by ROT. D. W. Bartine. 1D.1) Mr.' William H. Alarrick
to lel its N ary E. both of this city.-" *
REFS--SCHSIIDT.—On the 11th lust, by Rey. John
H. Rees ;o Mies Amelia Schmidt. *
. .
ALEXABBER—BLACK..--Oci the BIM instant, br
Bey. N. B. liaidsvio, Mr. Thomas M. P. Alexander to
Miss Mary A. Black, daughter of J. B. Black, lag., all
DIED
FUIVEY.--On The 20th instant, John W. Furey, in the
40th year of his ege.
The relasise9 nod friends of the family are respeethelr
invited to ettend hisftmeral, from hislate resicteace, lcsn
rester turnpike, Bestonville, on Monday, 231 instant. it
1 o'clock P. BC. , **
111:B1:—on the 18th initant, Mrs. Elizabeth Erre, ra
il et of the late John Eyre, in the Est year of her age.
Fmn rat from her late residence, 1315 Beech street,
altotre Columbia arcane, this (Saturday) afternoon, at 2
01111.--On the 15th instant, of wounds recaired at
Weet Point, Jacob F. Knorr, in the 21st year of hie age.
1100 Z.—fin the 18th instant, Robert Boaz, from dis
este connected in camp, aged 42 years.
Funeral from his late residence, Milt street, near
Weed,, Bristol. Pa., this (Saturday) afternoon, at 2
o'clock:. .*
tJae IBth instant, Henry Lott, in the 47th
year of his age.
Funeral from the residence of him brother . ..in-law,
Alexander McCausland, Tbirty.eighth street, above
Market. West Philadelphia, this (Saturday) morning, at
9 o , clock, - without further notice. *
_ _
LYNCH.-On 'the
,19th:ireda . nt, Thomas Lynch; aged
Funeral from bis late residence, Germantown aroma,
below Oxford aired, tbie (Saturday) morning, at 8%
oteiock. without further notice. *
trt.V L Fifth-day, 19th instant, Seth Mat
lack, ib the net year of his age.
Funeral from hie lato residence, in Friends' mane,
Camden, N. J., (n this (Seventh-day) morning,. at 10
o'rlech, «iibout further notice.
'MATTHEWS —On the 19th instant, Nary Ann, daugh
ter of Peter and Catharine 'Matthews, tiled 18 years.
Fun( ral from the residence of bar parents, Brown
Went, beta yen Emery street and Huntingdon, this (Sa
turday) afternoon, at 4 o'clock.'
DUFFY —Cn the 19th instant. Agnes Doffs, infant
daughter of Thomas and Ann Duffy, aged 1 year and
months.
Pane's! from the residence of her parents, Pratt street,
east of Perty. first, West Palladelphia, this (Saturday)
afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
NAYLOR.—On the 18th Instant, Mason Naylor, to the
67th year or his age.
Funeral from his late residence, 336 Borden street,
en (to-mcrrow) Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. t
JONES.—On the ]Bth instant, Jesse Jones, in the 48th
yam- of his age.
Funeral from hie late residence, Ocean street, below
Green, on (to.morrow) Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock, *
MOURNING GOODS FOR J UNE
SALES.—Black Barige Bernard or Grenadine
Bareges, Bit:eget', Crape Maretz, .Bilk Chairs, Point de
Venice, Summer Bombazines, Tamises, tine Moustelines,
Bilk Grenadines, Pettit de Bole or Mourning Silk, Gros de
Rhinos. Foulards, Crape Riese, Grenadine and Crape
Barege and Grenadine Shawls. Silk Net Shawls,
&c. Also, Black and White Silks, Foulards, Lawns,
Glnghams, Valencias, Mohairs, Au. •
DIMON & Mourning Store,
Jell - No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
ErrST. JUDE'S CHURCH, FRANKLIN
. Street, above BSOWN.--In the absence of the
Rector, Rey. O. D. 000PIIR will officiate TO-M4R
BOW AFTERNOON, at 4 o'clock. -
TrTABERNACLE BAPTIIT CHURCH,
EIGHTEENTH and CHESTNUT etre•ts.—The
Bey. DANIEL e EDDY, D. D , of Boston, will preach
SUNDAY, n orning and evening, Jane 421. 11
oyCLINTON-STREET CHURCH, TENTH
below SPRUCE Street. will be open for Pith°
service on IC/410E1/0W (Sabbath) EVENING, at 8
o'clock. Sermon by Rev. DANIEL •MARCH. ltsi
ErrFIRST REFORMED DUTCH
091JR0H, corner of SRYENTH end SPRINQ
GARDEN itivete —Tbe Rev. 0. H. N. Z &BRUME,
of Cox. sickle, N. Y., 'will (D. V.) preach in this church
TO•MORD OW—ln the morning, at 10 o'clock; main,
at 3. Utt
(rrTHE NTANDA.RD UNFURLED—THE
REIGN OF GOD PROOLAI RED.—Elder W.
La. GAEL, and others. will lecture throe times on
SUNDAY, lON A. M.. 3M and 8 P. M. Also, 1110 N.
DAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS, at the Eclectic Me
dical College, entrance RACE Street, below FlfLta. • Seats
free. it*
cam FUNERAL •NOTICE.—AII the Mem•
here of "Athenian Lodge," No 24. A Y. M.,
are notified to meet at Masonic Hall, South MATE NTH
Streer, on SUNDAY, 22d inrtent, at 12 o'oloek It., to
attend tt a funeral of their late brother. NIL LIAM e.
CAM ER The members of the Grand L9tige, and the
frn'ernity in general, are cordially Invited to attend.
By order o!' the W. M. A 'test.
JAMIC9 NIZEMIA.III, Becretnry
Iffe THE YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN AS
SOCIATION OS PHILADELPHIA—The
regular Monthly Meeting of the Ansociation will be held
ac the Foams. 3009 and 1011 ORES MOT Street, on
MONDAY EVENING, June 23, at 8 o'clock. As basis
nese of great importance is to be brought before. the
meeting, themembete are most earnestly invited to at
tend.
3.2t4t* G. U. STUART, PreeidenL
w SPIRITUALISM CONFERENCES AT
SANSOM-STREET HALL, on SUNDAY at 103
A. 11., and 8 P. M. Admission 5 cents.
Them will be a PIO NIC of Spiritualists and others, at
HAMMONTON, N. J., on THURSDAY next, the 28th
lost, leave VINE-Street Wharf at 73( A. HI. Tickets
SI, for oak hi T. B. MEI, Kith and Ohestnnt, and the
Committee. .
MEETING IN BEHALF OF THE'
EOLDIE BB IN WEST IBILADEL PHIL—A
Bee' leg t aid the ?Oilers, Spiritually and Temporally.
wilt to bed oa SAIHIATII EVENT NO, June 22d, in the
Pi in et ten Presbyterian Church, TN HITT. NINT if sod
PoW ELTON Streets. Addressee will be delivered by
the Pas'or, Rev ADDISON lIENSY, acd Rev. W. O.
sTITT. of Vi, girds. A statement of the operations of
the Army Committee will be made by T. E. Harper, Esq.
The Rev. Mr. Stitt bee been laboring among the wounded
soldiers at Ycrktown, and will explain their necessi-
It
ErrAN 'APPEAL FOR THE SOLDIERS.-
11 e Ai my Committee are sending large deputa
tions with )(myna! stores to the army. and call upon the
Christian public to aid them in their wort. A meeting
for this purpose will be held on BARB &TR EVENING,
June 22d, in the BROAD-STREET R A P 'UST CHURCH,
Mune] , of Brown and Broad streets.' Addressee will be
mode by the pastor, Be,. P. S. Henson, Rev. T. W. J.
Wile . D. D , and the Rev.. James M. Crowell. The
Rev. Messrs Wiley and Crowell have recently returned
from the bittle ground of Fair Oaks. and will relate their
exte rieme wbiLe in that vicinity. Service. commence at
8 o'clock Beats free to all. ' lets
orHEADQUARTERS Pa SURGEON
GEISZBAL'S OFFICE.
A State bledical Board for the Examination of candi
dates far the Post of ASSISTANT SURGEON in Penn
aylvabia Itridmente, will assemble at HARRISBURG,
July 8, at 9 A. M., and continue in session one day.
Candidate. will register their names on arriving at the
capital.
BY order or the Governor. HENRY H. SMITH, .
Je2l-fmatjlB Burgeon General Penneylvanla.
rysia• OFFICE UNION CANAL COMPANY,
PitmADEnrrits, June 19, 1882.
In accordance with the provisions of the third section
of an Act of Assembly, entitled " afarther supplement to
the reviral acts heretofore passed relating to the Union
ea..] Company, of Pennsylvania," approved the 10th day
of April, 3862, notice Is hereby given that an agreement
has bran formed between the stockholders and the bond
holders of the said Company on the 9111 day of June,
1882, for the adjustment of the affairs of paid Company,
and such bondholder' as took no part therein are called
upon to veto ells • in writing their assent to the same, or
their dissent therefrom, within three mouths from the
date thereof.
By order of the Board of Managers.
JAMES PAGE, President.
0. Tnostraort, Seerotary.
& book for shoisturee will be found at the office of the
Company, No. 228 WALNUT Street. Bondholders cell.
lug to elgu will please produce their boads, j el9thettil2t
car PEOPLE'S STATE CONVENTION.
THE PEOPLE or PENNSYLVANIA, who desire ,
eordially to unite in
SUSTAINING THE NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
In Its patriotic efforts to suppress a sectional and unholy
rebellion against the
UNITY OF TEE REPUELIO,
and who desire to support, by every power of the Gls.%
vernment, our hundred thousand heroic brethren in arms,
braving disease and the perils °Oho field to preserve the
Union of our fathers, are requested to select the number
of DELEGATES equal to the Legislative Representation
of the State, at such times and in such manner as will
best respond to the spirit of this call, to meet in
STATE CONVENTION,
AT
HARRIriBURG,
On THURSDAY, the 17th day of 3017 next, at i 1
o'clock on said day, to
NOHLMATIC OANDID&TES
for thti officee , •
' • AUDITOR GENERAL_
♦
N'D
SURVEYOR GENERAL.
and to take such MOIIIIUMEI as may be deemed necessary
to etrengthen the Governw.ent In this season of common
peril to a common country.
eIeOLIIHN,
Ohairman of the People's state Ootamittee.
GNO. W. HAMNIGHSLT,
Seeretarieff.
JOHN M. SULLIVAN. $
mv2-tt
07". NOTICE.—AN ELECTION FOR. DI.
/LECTORS of tho CIANDEN AND ATLAN
TIC RAILROAD COMPANY will bo held at tne Oflice
of the Ccrapany, at COOPER'S POINT, Camden, New
Jersey, on THURSDAY, the 26th instant, between the
boors or 11 A. M. and 1 P. M.
je1f1.12.6 FRAZT•II, Secretary.
GTPOST OFFICE NOTICE.—A 51 A 7 L
FOR PORT ROYAL, S. 0., to be (lespatehed
per steamer M A.SACHUSETTS, frnin this port, will he
closed et tbis of on SATURDAY NRXT, June 2let,
at twe lye o'clock, noon.
ie2o 21 O.A. WALBORN, P. M.
NOTIDE.—SUBSCR IBERS .TO THE
113 MOE MEETING to be held over SUFFOLK
PARK, will please call and pay their subscription and
receive their badges. Privilege hedges for the weak may
be obtained at the Book Stands, Continental Rotel,
Obtain Lloyd's Blue'Bell Tavern, and at the Ticket
Offices at the Course. Field Tickets may be obtained at
the Baltimore and Philadelphia Railroad Depot. Trains
start for the Race Course daily at 1.10. and 2 o'clock P.
111. [je2o-2t*] JOHN L: 0 A SSADY..
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
(DBPARTMENT OF ARTS.)
lhe examination of , the -Junior, Sophomore, and
Freshman Clams, at the clime of the - Third Term,,will
be held in the following order : -
. .
MONDAY, June 2sd—From 9 to 11, Juniors, by the
Provost, (Intelectuat Philoaapby,) oral. From 11 to 1,
Florhomores, by Prof. Frazer, (Metallic Ohemistry,)
TUESDAY, 24th.—From 9 to 11, Sophomores, ( &ne
ts tical Geometry,) and. Freshmen, (Geometry,) by Prof.
Kendall, written. From 11 to 1, Juniors, by Prof.
Fi user. (Heat and the Steam-Bngino,) oral.
.SVEDYESDAY,. 26th.—From 9 to 11, Sophomores,
(Ilisiory,) and Freshmen. (Rhetoric,) by Prof. Oopp6e
written. From 11 to 1, Juniors, by . Prof. Allen, (The
Birds of iriatophanes,) oral.
THURSDAY, 26th —From 9 to 11. Juniors, by Prof.
Repeal), (Differential Calsulus.) written. From 11.
to 1,
Sophomores, Prof. Allen, (Thucydidee,) oral.
FRIDAY,-27th.—From 9 to 1L juniors, by Prof.
Jackson, (The Epistles of Horace,) oral. From 11 to 1,
Freshmen. by Prof. Allen, (Minor Greek Poets.)
310NDAY, 30th.—From 9 to 11, Sophomores, by Prof.
Jackson, (The Odes of Itorace,) oral,
TUESD July . -let.—From 9 to 11, Freshmen, by
Prof. Jaokeon,
GF.ORt3E ALLEN,
je23•tjyl Secretary of the Faculty of Arta.
ry- , OFFICE 'MONONGAHELA. IVA.VIGA.-
U,...3 TION COMPANY, - •
PITTSBDRai May 23,1862.
At a meeting of the Board of Managers of this Oompa
ny, held
on the let of May, 3862, the following resolutions
were adopted:
Resolved," That coupon bonds of this Company,-:bear
ing date the first day of July next, be issued to the
amount of Two Hundred Thensand Dollars, in
sums of One Thousand Dollars . each, payable in twen
ty-five years after the date theteof, bearing interest
at - the rate of six per •.contour 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 mado to Thomas Bakewell, as
trustee, for the holders of said bonds.
Resolved, That the President of this Onmpany be au
thorized to proenre, to be negotiated, of the mortgage
bonds of this Company. this day ordered to be issued, the
amount of One hundred and twenty-five thousand dol
lars, for cash, or the outstanding bonds of this -Com-
Pally, maturing on the first day of January next, at
In accordance with the rowing resolutions!, SUB
SCRIPTIONS will be receive) - until threo o'clock of the
24th DAT OF JUNE NEXT, for the abtivo loan. In
formation with regard to the character of the Improve
ment may be obtained from Joshua llannit, Eeq:, of Nan.
na, Bart, &Co l'ittahnrg ; Abraham Gibbons, Be.;
Coatesville, Chester county, Pa.; and Messrs. Jan
Cock, Co., Philadelphia, who are authorized to receive
subscriptions for the-loan.
The Cepital Stock of the Company is $726,700
Funded debt, (bondsoutestanding)........ . . 182,000
There is no.floating or other debt existing. The works
are in active , operatic , * and complete repair, and the re.
eeipte justify expectations of the usual 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 7danatters to declare their first dividend, July 7tn,
1883, since which tithe they have declared fourteen divi
dends up to July, 1881—eight yowls—amounting in the
aggregate to fifty-four and one-half per cent., or six and
eighty-one hundredths per cent. per annum. There are
ro bonds in the market better secured than those of this
Compsny, and nose that offer greater inducements for
investment as to security and prompt payment of iut.
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 holders
of the bonds maturing January let, 1863 The Company
reserves the right to accept the whole or any Portion of
the amount subscribed.
my 27. t.Te24 J. S. MOORHEAD, President.
iVICTORY ! VICTORY! !--THE
416th REGIMENT. P. V. M., has been specially
accepted by the War Department for three years or
during the war. Captains report immediately.
Bounty,' Rations, Clothing, and Pay furnished from
date of enlistment.
This is the only three- year Regiment authorized by
the secretary of War from this State, and all patriots
desiroos of perviug our common country must now come
forward. The Regiment will positively march on or be
fore theist of September next. -
D. HEENAN, Colonel Comtnanding.
A. MALSKEID, Adjutant. ' •
Per 0.• H. BARDWELL. Major.
Headquarters, 624 MA.REET Street, Philadelphia.
PHOTOGRAPHS
14.13V.:13":. BEA.N.-A OARD
PHOTOGRAPH of the Rev. H. 11. BEAN; for.
merle Hector of the- is (Hearth of the Advent , ' Price
26 cents. MCALLISTER & BRO.,
It • 728 01188TNUT Street.'
COL. THOMAS L. BANE.-'-A CARD
PHOTOGRAPH of 001. THOMAS L. BANE,
price 25 coats. MoLLLTSTER &RHO ,
It . • 728 011118TNUT,Street.
JUDGE SHARSWOOD -A • CARD
PROTOGRAPII of Hon. GEORGE BRAR3 WOOD.
Jost Published. '' • , 37031.L1VT1112 & BEO.,
It 728 OEIRSTRU C
HON. HORACE BINNEY. —WE
'lPsvojnst oubliette+) a very SIM o:rd Photograph
*Mom HORACE .11111NEY.
1110ALITSTER 'dr BRO.,
. .
It 723 01.158TNIIT Street. '
SUMMER RESORTS
LIGHT•HOUSE COTTAGE, AT
LANTIC ClTY—This well-known House, having
linen enlarged and renovated, is now open for the recep
tion of guests. Invalids can be accommodated .with
yawns on the first floor, fronting the ocean. light.
ROM Cottage possesses the advantage of being the
nearest house to the beach. A continuation of the pa.
trmage of his Mende and the public Is solicited. No bar.
ji2l.lna . . JONAH WOOTTON, Proprietor.
BOARDING.
aBB MANTOWN .B NO .
Vf Fine airs rooms, wills first•cliesimard... Apply on
the rro suite!, MAIN Street, ( West • aidea lOW
above Walnut lane.. ' jett4ellt -1
'PORI VATE BOARDlNG.—Aroioramo
.l_ !lotions for Gentlemen and their Wives, with plea
sant single and communicating 'rooms Aleo. Plealiat
rooms for several Masks Gentlemen. Apply at 802 North
TENTH Street. Terme moderato. Jelo-12ri6
WABTF.
WANTED4 7 ., ' 9,000..0EDAR E 8 indt
BBINGLIS:. Addiees :S . JOllll CRUMP,
jalluttat '21.8 LODGE 8t; aliirve Walnut, Phila.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S
OFFICE, corner of t. and TWN NT Y-SEOOND
Streets, W.d sum cros, D. 0 , June 17,1962.
EXERBIENCED 112AILSTEAS can obtain employ.
meot on application at 01.1802e5. J.'J. DANA,
jpl9-dtjyl Cap Pain. If.. U. S A. .
• •
WAN TED-2 .00G Me n'ilong the line
of the Lehigh Canal, say 3;500 laboirers, 250 car
penter'', and We stone masons. Apply to the °Moore of
the Lehigh Coal and lfaligatfon Company, at MAUCH
CHUNK, ALLINTOWN, or FASTCN, or anivhere
along the line of the works. jet°. V
RE UOVALS,
REMOVAL.
E. O. WHITMAN & Co„
•
•CONFECTIONERS,
NAYS REMOVED FROM SECOND AND CHEST.
• NOT SDBEEIIS
• •
TO No :818 CHESTNUT STREET,
. .
'..• BELOW FOURTH,
4niXti;ioOß RO ADAMS de CO.'S 'IMPRESS
Jealmlt.
FINANCIAL.
$2 , 100 $1,500, $1,200 WANTED,
3 on tiret•cissa securities, improved city
properties. Apply to E PETTIT,
Je2o No 309 WALNUT street.
CW. CHURCHMAN, No. 32 South
s FROST Street, Philadelphia, k prepared to mats
cash advances on ooneignmeata to hie friends in Liver
pool.
$4;25 0 -THIS AMOUNT TO. IN
. VEST, in one Or more improved ground
Bents. Apply to E. PETTIT, No. 30P WALNUT
Street.
TO FAMILIES RESIDING
RURAL DISTRICTS.
We
aribpeepared, es heietofore, to supply Families at
their einuitry.residences with every description of
FINE GROOEBEES, TEAS,
ALBERT O. ROBERTS,
je2l-1f -COEN= ELKIIINTH AND VINE BTS
VOR .ITAIR-CUTTING AND ' DYE-
J.: INC, straugers should Tilsit the Bathing tisimn,
701:1RTH and BRANCH Streets. je4l.ft tf
LEATH,ER.—Ten TonS of Belt, Hose,
and Card nonsdlngs and Shoulders for sale tow.
Sole Leather, Calf Skins, and a general asa,rtment of
Leather, at lowest cash pricee. R. A. PRATT,
021.2t* 257 MARKET Street.
FIRE CRACKERELL-:-500 boxes Gold
Chop No. 1 Fire Orarkern.
Oranges and Lemons, in prime Order, for sale icq
111.1.0DE8 &•WILLI&RS,
No. NT South WATIBIRreet.
TH'E.. PIMSB.-PHILADELPRIA--SATURDAY' , - C . JUNEi . ']'.2l, 1862 i.'
STATEMENT OF THE
gc CONTINENTAL" INSURANCE
In compliance with the Laws of Pennsylvania
Capital Stock., all paid in Cash $500,000
ASSETS.
Beal Bstate held by the Con3pany.... .. . .... .ip80,708 40
Cash to hands' 0,79} 49
Cash in St. Nicholas Bank 45,120 92
Loans secured by bonds' and mortgages....'.: 687,300 00
Etock owned by the Company - 09,060 00
Block held by the Company as collateral so- r-
curity for kiIDS 116,953 00
Interest on irireatments made by the Qom
pally, due and unpaid 23.272 TT
yremiums due and ... . .. . ' 6,851.87
Bents accrued and unpaid .......... ......-.. 458 33
Claims for losses Which are in snit or contest
ed
by the Company - $2,700 00
'Losses reported to the Company and not acted
neon 11,414 75
Dividends declared to Stockholders during
the year 70,000 00
Dividends dealer:a due and unpaid SOT 00
Dividends on scripietsued to policy holders do
dared and remaining unpaid 7;197 66
AU other claims against the Company, con
tested or otherwise - . 389, 87
Coeb premiums received, after dedueting re-
turn premiums $275,040 40
Cash.premintris earned, exceed - ..250,000 00
Interest money received from investments by
the Company
EXPENDITURES.
Losses paid daring the year. .... ... . ... ...$108,610 60
Losses paid during the year, which accrued -
prior to the year 24,215.31,
Lanes estimated in former statement which
were paid during the year 24,663 31
Dividends paid during the year .... 79,307 01
Comnaissions paid on premiums during the
Year I8,480"40
Taxes paid by the Company ' 12;193 72
All• other expenses and expenditures of the -
Company 31,818 78
PHILADELPHIA BOABD OF BBFERBNCE.
Stuart & Brother,. (Jay Cooke & Co,
Jobe B. M. ere & Co., - A. Campbell & 00.,
Jamee,'Keet, Santee, & Co. Davis & Birney,'
Hiegel, Baird, -& Co., Wm. Taylor & f10., - -
James Graham & Co., &Tante, Broher, & Co.,
cCutehron & Collins, Wright, Smith, & Pearsall,
APred Jenks & Son, •Charles P. Rayard, Esq.
STATEMENT OF THE
gt NIAGARA" FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Capital Stock
Cash in St. Nicholas Nank..... 512,383
Cash in hands of Agents and in course of trans-
7,952 26
Loans secured by Bonds and Mortgages 27,6,550 00
Stocks owned by the Company (market value) 54,837 50
Stocks held by the Company as collateral se
curity for loans
Interest awned but not yet due on Stocks
and Loans—.
Premiluns duo and unpaid...
Oiher Eecuritiep belonging to the Vompany
Interest on investments made-by the CoM.
rainy, due and unpaid. ... .... „.. „ „
Interest accrued and not yet due on Mort.
6,034 50
gages
Olaims for Imes which are in suit orcontest—
ed by the ComPcitilr - 63 000 oo
LOGEIO-1 paid during the year 27,100 40
Ifnsettled losses 15,824 97
LOSEOO contested during the year . 1,500 00
dub premiums received
Interest money received from the inyeetments
of the Company
Loaves during the year.
Lcesee paid during theyear, which accrued
prior to the year, and estimated in former
statement.
Return premiums....
Dividends paid during the year.
Dividends declared due and unpaid....
Expenses, including commissions and foss
paid to Agents and Officers of tho Com
pany
Tales paid by the Company
Other exponeea ......
FBILADELPISIA BOARD OF REFERENCE.
Stuart & Brother, Jay Cooke & CO
Jobn B. 'Myers & Co., it Campbell & Co.,
James, Emil. Santee, & Co. Davis & Dirtier,
Riegel, Baird, & Co., Wm. Taylor & Co.,
James Graham & Co.. allude, Brother, & Co
NcCntcheon & Collins, Wright, Smith, &Pearsall,
Alfred Jenks & Son, Charles P. Bayard, DA.
STATEMENT OF THE
"ARCTIC" FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Cupitul Stock.
• a ASSETS.
•
Iloalyedato bold by lho Company
Cash on hand
("Rabin St. Nicholas Bank
Amount of Unpaid Premiums.:.... ..
Cash In bands of Agents and In course of
transmission
Loans secured by Bends and Mortgages
Amount due Company on which Judgment's
have been obtained...
United States Stocks
Stocks held by the Company as collateral se
curity for Loans 10,11245 00
Premium Notes due and unpaid 1,041 57
Premium Notes not due 990 04
Interest on Investmentedue and unpaid 501/ 00
Interest on Investments accrued but not due. 9,11,7
Value of all other property belonging to the
Company 5,090 00
LIABILITIES
Loma due and unpaid. •
A mount of Claims fay Lame connoted by the
Company ' .• • • $2,500 00
I oases during tho'Year which havebeen psid. 39,301 90
Loises dnriug thit year which have not been
Bettis d • -
Losses during the year not acted upon....
088 h premiums recei mad ............. . $73 3 271 16
Premium Notes takon by the Company...... 1,951 54
Premiums earned 61,271 16
Intereet.reeetyed from. InveMments of the
Company 18,071 49
•
EXPENDITURES.
Losses paid during the year 648,147 28
Losses paid during the year welch accrued
prior to the year
Amount paid and emingfor re•ineurance pre-
minims
Return Drernhuni, whether paid or unpaid
Expenses paid during the year, including
. °emulations and Peed paid to the Agents
and Officers of the Company ' • 25,832 34
Taiee paid by. the Company .... 4,963 06
The undersigned haying bcpn appointed Agent and At
torney of the above-named Companies has obtained li
censes from ibe Auditor General and is now ready to is
sue Policies to his many friends in this oily at moderate,
rates of Premium.
WILLIAM GrETTY,
AGHNT,
T.BiLADELFBIA. BOARD OF BErEuraos.
Stuart A Brother ' .
• Jay ( Cooke & Co.,
John B. Mytre &0o.; • • A. Campbell &Co
Jenne% Rent, Santee, & Co. Davin & Biruev,.
Riegel, Baird, & Co., Wm. Taylor A Co. •
Janine Grahatalt Maule,.Brother,•ilClO.,
IdnOntcheon.& Collins, Wright, Snail, Js Sennasil,
Mired Jenks I Son, Charles P. Bayard.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CONIPANY
OF NEW YORK,
L.IABILITIES..
INCOME.
WILLIAM GETTY,
No. 425 OIIE3MUT MUM,
rulLADlLeiti.i;
OE NEW YORK
ASSETS.
LIABILITIES.
INCOME.
EXPENDITURES.
WILLIAM GETTY,
AGENT,
No. 42 OTIESTNIIT STREET,
PUILAWILPITIA, PA
OF NEW YORK
INCOME.
No. 425 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILIDELITIA, PA
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE
OFFICE 415 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
This company continues to take risks en the Safer
claimed Prosily at low rates.
The .public can rely upon Its responsibility, and AM.
ty to pay loesee promptly. Its disbursements for tht
benent of the public, daring the last nine years, exceed
8500,000,
end we respectfully solicit its Uwe hi the Muse
DIBNOTORS.
OHAN. L JERKY WALNION,
JOHN W.OLA , MORN, JOHN THOHNLEY,
0. IHBAZIMT, ABRAHAM HART,
DATED BOYD, Jr., 'SETHI?, S. HOE, of N.. 1
WM.. H. SWAIN, FITHMAN SHAPPAINO
JOSEPH H.LAPP., M. D. D. 6. LAWEENUD,
WM O. RUDMAN, JOHN SIISPLEE.
THOMAS OBAITHIT, President.
A. S. GILLETT, 'lee President
JAB. B. ASLITOP,D, Seentarp. ap2B-t3
VAME INSURANCE COMPANY
..12: N 0.406 CHESTNUT Street.
FINN AND INLAND INSURANOII.
. D/BECITONEt.
F. N. Buck,
Ohas. Richardson,
Henry Lewis,
Alex, Whilidin,
Goo. A. West,
O. W. Davis,
FRANCIS N. IMO
01IMILES won
:WILLIAMS I. BLANC
fIOMMONWEALTH- TIRE
EASON 'OOEPAHT, or THE STATE OP
PFLIEBYLVAITIA.
- ' DIRECTORS.
i
David Jayne, 31. D., Oberlea D. Rogers,
John 11. vrbitau, - John K. Walker,
Idward 0. Knight, Robert Shoemaker,
Thomas S. Stewart, William Struthers,
Beniy bowie, Jr. 111 fish Jones.'
:._DAVID JAY lii, At 'D., President.
' - • ' JOHN" lil. WHITALL, Vice' President.
sAmuzi, S. MOOK, secretary..
*OfFir.e, Commonwealth Building, 613 ommsrgiol
Street. Philadelphia. " " ne 4 -If if
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
THOMAS O. GrARRETT,
712 CHESTNUT STREET,
GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES,
FINE PLATED WARE
haTD
TABLE CUTLERY,
And is manufacturing a great variety of SILVER WARI
adapted for home nee and for presents.
Prompt and particular attention , is given to repairing
Watches by that-clam workmen. ap24.-thata2m
AG I.`7T
AMERICAN,ENGLISH AN
r - AND
SWISSLY, WA
LVERE
TCHS,
- JEW AND SIWARE,
• T REDUCED 'PRICES.,
jny29.2m
JOS- H.
326 OREST WATSON, '
NUT srEEET.-
R E M.O V A L
J, C. F 1.7 .1.414 E It
Having Removedirom No. 42 South THIRD Street to
No. 712 CHESTNUT Street, 2o.(1 Floor;
(Opposite Masonic Temple,)
Now offers a Dame and Desirable Stock. of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
.Itooßße.a Br:oTmiata , oPottis AND FORKS,
AND .
FINE 3-Ew.nrltv,
To which the attention of the trade is invited;
ap3o-3m
AMERICAN WATCH. COM
PANY." • '
GOLD AND SILVER,
WATOHES,
FOB LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
COMPANY'S SALESROOM,
Ne. 712 OHESTNUT,Stieet s Second Floor,
(opposite Manonii Temple.)
1. B. MARTER, Agent.
0p30.3m
$2OOOOO
ATULUANITE RUBBER JEWELRY
A beautiful line of . .
GENTLEMEN'S VEST CHAINS, LADIES' GRA
TALAINE CHAINS, THIMBLES, CROSSES,
STI7LO, BUTTONS,
Now in Store.
J. 0, FULLER,
No. 712 CHESTNUT Street, Second Floor,
(Opposite Maeonie Temple.) -
SOO-ism
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &o.
AFRESH ASSORTMENT, at LESS
THAN FORMER PRIORS. •
FARR & BROTHER, .
Troporters, 324 CHESTNUT Street, below Fourth.
mb2o-If
COOKING RANGES, FURNACES, &c,
.. 832,399 Ofl
( . 10 crItING- RANGES.
...„. .
11.4vATEri DOUBLE-OVEN COOKING
.•
• RANGE.
This Range has afforded more satisfaction than any yet
offered to the pohlic.
ARNOLD AC WILSON,
. lOl.O :011:1BSTNIT Street.
18,744 22
$43,660.40
8,660 09
„ 6,033 80
.. 40,600 00
100 00
WARM AIR FURNACES,
or the teost'approved and economical patteree,
SUITED TO ALL GLASSES OF BUILDINGS.
ARNOLD & WILSON,
22,852 80
44
6,890 31
VNAMELED SLATE MANTELS.
./IL:41 A largavartoty of these boaatiful Moult& at
VERY LOW PRICES.
AliNOtto•& WILSON,
LOW-DOWN 'AND COMMON
' PARLOR GRATB3
FOR HARD OR $071 ; COAL.
Hot -sir Iteigisteis NA Ventilators —a large assortment.
ARNOLD' & WILSON,
1010 csEsrltur Street.
isp4B-w3e2mof
L L
CFIAB. L. ORUM k 00.,
Sucoissoas SO Dinadaaon & Tsooaai,
Manufactured of and Dealers in
GENTLEMEN'S FINE! SHIRTS
A$D
FURNISHING GOODS;
No. 148 Norfl~ FOURTH STREET,
cues L. owl'. ALEX. M. THOMPSON
• jes:ll - • •
5250,000
$13,000 00
. 530 30
6,821 SO
, 1,557 11
6 000 00
211,182 60
FLANNEL OVER-SHIRTS
TUB THE ARMY.
FINE • SHIRTS,.
.COLLARB,RTOOKR, AND
'WRAPPERS-
Manufactured at
a.. A. _HOFFMAN'S,
(SOOOBSSOI TO W. W. KNIGHT.)
NO. 606 ARCH STREET.
Nir A full Line of
TIES, SCARPS, GLO*IIB, BUSPRNDERS,
HOSIERY, AND UNDERCLOTHING,
Always on hand, • my23-11/1
$267,917 71
. 4,300 00
. 3,600 00
GEORGE GRANT.
XLITOBAOTUIVAIt or AND DiALIER la
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
Eto. 610 OHMITIFOT WINEET.
mh2o.Bm
$19,601 90
FINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
The subscriber would invite attention to his.
IMPROVED. ODT uS" SHIRTS, •
Which be makes a speciality in his business. Also, con.
stay tly receiving
NOVELTIES FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
- J. W. SOOTT,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
No. 814 CHESTNUT STREAT,
jaCtifFour doors below the Continental.
, . .
10,418 74
•
ARMY GOODS •
- ON HAND.
DASH AND LIGHT BLUE KERSEY&
STANDARD 6.4 AND 8-4 INDIGO WOOL-DYED
BLUE FLANNELS.
INDIGO BLUE MIXTURES.
COTTON DUCH, 10, 12, AND 16-OUNON.
FARNHAM, KIRKHAM, lc CO.,
a026-2m 222 ORESTPUT STREET.
COTTON CAN
. VAS, of all imobiisiod. broads. ; . • -
&Siren's Duck Awsdar,Terftiof all aawraPiiesa t kr
Tents, Awnings, Trunks, and Wagon Oovers.
Also, Paper blaaufactorere Drier Pelta. from 1 le
teat wide. Tanaullmlariting, Sail Twine, %o.
JOHN' W. ilirilabaki 6 00.4
. 107 205118 CLIP.
my 44
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL ,s2oosooo.
E. D. Woodruff,
John Kessler, Jr.,
P. S. Justice,
Washington /emu,
Chas. Stokes,
John W. Byerinan.
President. •
RDSON, Vice President.
RD, Secretary. [ntb3.9-Ifili
Has received a fresh stock
1010 CHESTNUT Street.
1010 ;01IEBT NUT Btreet.
MILITARY GOODS.
NEW PUBLICATIONS
TWO NEW BOOKS PUBLISHED
THIS DAY.
MRS, SC)tJTIIWOJtTH'S NEW BO OK
LOVE'S LABOR WON:
MRS. EMMA D. E. N. SOITTIIWORTEC,.
Anther of The Lost Miress," «The Deserted Win,"
Curse of Clifton," etc
LOVE'S LABOR WON.
LOVE'S LABOR WON.
LOVE'S LABOR WON.
MRS. SOLITIIWORTIPS NEW BOOK,
LOVE'S LABOR WON. By DIRS. ERMA D. E. N
SOUTHWORTH, author of ~ T he Lost Haltom,"
tiTbe Deserted "Curse of Olitton, , ' eta., is
published end for sale this day, complete in one large
duodecimo volume, uniform with " The Lost Redress,"
bound in cloth, for $1.25, or in two volumes, paper
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5-4 WHITE AND °NECKED,
6-4 WHITE AND OHECKED,
AT LOW PRIONS TOR OABII.
ANT:VD L. KNIGHT,
No. 282 , 80uth SZOOND
WY 1-Im i< West side. near Spruce.
OPENING OF A SUMMER GAR,
VEN.—The nadersigned bogs loave to Inform the
public that he has opened• for the 1101121011 his FINS GAB,
DEN and HOTEL, at the toot of 00A.TNS Street, ono.
site Fairmount Park. Fansißes are particularly Invited.
Ice ()ream,' Oakes, ezoellent Lager Beer of Beate' brag.
ery, Wines, &0., always on band.
HENRY FRIONA.
TWENTY-SEVENTH and COATES Elia.
41 . TURTLE AND CLAM sarp
served np &Wl(Sundays excepted) by JA.M24
ITOSITSR, 808 MASK= Street.
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T-MAILE.RB' CHERRY TENT
BUTTONS BMA SLIPS, United States pattern, rot
sale at - J. P. BEED , S, Southeast corner of THIII
- TEI and NOBLE! Streets, Pilau%lehla.
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TNGOT COPPER-PROM THE
•MTODALOID kINIMG COMPANY, of Laka
Superior, for sale in tote to suit parobeaers, at
GVO. V. WOINRATEr's.
of Aitcu fittest,
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TAE TURF
S 5,000!
STAKES AND PIIRSEi
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A.NILISEMENTS
SEA BATHING.
4 00 P. M.
5 00 P. 111.
COMPANY'S OFFICE,
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