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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.13E/MISTONX.
BB 7113 BARD .07 TOWDR. BALL.
All things that earth viaticums
Have their benefits and usu.
And their mischief's and abtises;
For example, Brimstene take--
Ny 11 notion so rldlealoue
That it cannot MU to fickle us, -
It is rumored that Old Nlcholde
Levet it better than plum cake
But no medicine is better
For lariat:Wm or totter;
And our land le such a debtor
To this Emperor of drugs—
That, without it, scarce our nation,
Could perform a celebration,'
Or Mug a fumigation
To the robe's, rats, and bugs.
Oh yes, 'tie Brimstone raises
In our cooking stores the biases,
And on battle.field amazes
Traitor, Oh[attains stout and bold
But tbe.amazemerit of Ranh traitor
"Would certainly be greater,'
4Jould he be a calm speeta , or
Of the Goods by Bassityr field
Tho quality, style, and low prices of our PLOTHING
bare always astonished those. who. Übe the Sontheruere,
have never had a practical twouniniaiime with the cash
uyetim of doing business; how much greater 3vould they
Inter - all them, now, when contrasted with tho present
exorbitant prices of every necessary article In that mis
guided portion of our country. One stock of Ready
mode Olothitig is the largest and most complete in Phila
delphia, adapted. to the tastes and pockets of all—corn
pritirtig all desirable styles and all prices, from the finest
that can lye purchased in Philadelphia or elsewhere, to
medium and low grades. Petrie gold d ay long expe
rience, the style and workmanship our goods cannot
be excelled, end buying and selling for Cash only, ena
bles sic to sell at the lowest pow tine prices.
TOWER HALL, No. IMB Market
.street, Phlbidel
pble. BENNE...VI' 4k
AL LE OREN Y RAILROAD AND GOAL'
COMP e Is Y.—A. meeting of the Stockholders and Bondi;
holders will be held on THURSDAY, July 3d, at• 12
emelt M., at the office, No. 3 iorrest Place, 1233 f
-
nth Fourth street, to hear the Report of the Commit.
iteesLapioinfoTat the 'Meeting of !day 9th, end to take
f'ah aiitioy thvini se they may deem beet far their in
rOisfie l F7": -DUIVROUGH - •
I SIIILLINGRORD,'
'EDWARD GASKILL, flommittee.
JOSEttOr - W. ASH, 11. D ,
Juno 21th, ia62,
111011 EMBROIDERED L'AOE CURTAINS ;
from $5 to $25 a window.
5iA8011.10 BALL, 719 OHESTNIJT Street.
je9.o.jyl - W. 11. DARRYL & BROTHER.
JACQUARD LACE CURTAINS from
;
11.10 to es apair, well and haudenmely made.
MASONIC HALL, 719 CHESTNUT. Street.:.
1e2.8-j5l W. H. OARRYL 8G BROTHER.
GILT WINDOW SHADES colored
Drown pearl, Green Buff, - Pink, Carmine, and Blue,
-with superior fixtures, from $1 to $5 each. .
119 CHESTNUT Street. .
W. H OnERYL & BROTHER.
.:. , ,Rostwoori AND. GILT CORNICES, chi
*suds, Pictures, Tamale and Oord, for sale leer.
710 GIiNc`INUT Street.
W. H. O&BRYI, BILOTHErt
DEAF MADE TO READ-L-InStrOmentl
to se;let Ilia bearing, In awry earb.ty, and of the most
'apfnved construction, at P. MADE 115 South
'TENTH. Street, below flheltntit. le3S3t
SELF- ADJITSTINO PATENT CLOTHES
WEINGER.—SoIe Agency for the State of Pennaylvenia
JOHN A. hum? tux,
jcle•lm 922 011ISTNIIT Street, , Philadelphia.
BATCHELOR'S HAIR
TRH BEST IN THE WORLD;
ILLIAS A. BATCHELOR'S celebrated" Hair Dye
produces a color not to be distinguished from nature--
vatrobted not to injure the Hair in the leant; remedies .
-the 11l effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for
life GRA Y, RED, or RIISTYIIaIR instantlY tarns .a
upleudld Black or Brown, hiaiing the Hair soft and beau
lira Sold by all Waggish', ,tc.
Air Van Geeinine is signed WILLIAM A. BATOE
EOR, on the four sider - of each boo.
FACTORY, No; 81 BAROLAY Str eat,
(Late 283 Broadway and 16 Bond street),
my2B-Iy
OFFICE of THE" MAYOR CITY lIALL
BAIN? Louts, June 13,1 . 802.
To the Creditors of the City of SV , Louis : •
Interest on the Bonded Debt of the City YR. Souls
already due, and to - become due before the drat day of
July, or Matured Bonds still uncancelled, will be paid,
on and, after the first - day of that month, at the Boat
man', Savings. Institution, in said city. Coupons and
bonds maturing on and subrequent to July Stet, when not
made payable in Philadelphia, will be paid an formerly,.
-on presentation at the Bank of the Republic, New Tork,
the City's Eastern Fiscal Agent
No "interest will be allowed on matured 'coupons or
bonds from and after the first of July proximo.
jelB-Cyl DANIEL- O TA YLOR,,AIkYor, •
. .
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST
ETTLV3i made in the Beet Wanner, uxpreeely for RE
TAIL BALES. LOWEST Belling Pricey marked in
Plain Plgaree. AU Goods made to Order warranted
isatlefactory. Oarerne•Paros SireTsai it! strictly ad
hered to. AU are thereby treated Atike..
ee22-17 , JONES 'h 001., 664 MARKET -Street.
LYON'S MAGNETIC INSECT Yowora,
Tented for nineteen years and grows in favor. .It kith]
and exterminatea Boaohoe i Bed, Bug% Auto, ' , leas,
Naha In Clutha, Furs, and Furniture, Garden Insects,
t he. AU iginnlne bears the eignature of. E. Lyon, and
sea not poisonomt toperrons or dowstio Calritad. Be
ware of nounterfelte and imitations.
Lyoale Powder Ulla all invents in n trice,
Lyon's rills ore death to rats and mice.
Bold ewerywhere. D. a DA.DRES,
myB-stuth2m 202 Broadway, New Vnrk.
MARRU )
BItUDER—POWELL.—LOn the 30th or. March, 1862,
br the It-v. J. McKeon Mr. Iliward Broder to lilts
Vlrithia F. Volta% all et
DIII,
EBY &NT.—On Friday, Jun. 27th, of diptheria, tfo
race 'Whiteman, eon of John (4. and edary Bryant, aged
16 nu nibs.
The re. atiyea and Mends of the family aro-invited to
attend..the funeral; trent the reeidence of Ms parents,
No. eft( North Front street. at 3. WelFFek 'on Monday
motnirig, June 30th, without. further notice. *la
0 A YLO R.—At Ilstnerton, Chester:county, Pa., on
the 27th lost, of typhoid fever, Latereaco Taylor, am
of Nelson Taylor, aged 22 years.
the tot eras wilt take place to-morrow (Suutiar) after
noon, at 3 o'clock, from the reeldenre of Me father, Ha
mm tom To Troceecl to Kennett Panty e.
hRIILTZ.—On the 26th instrult, Robert E. Shultz
ogee 60 p-are.
The Ttleilvee awl male friends, alm the members of
the ICn•!ern Star Lodge, A. Y. 141., are raspeotfully In
vited to attand his funeral, from his tote residence, rm..
ty-second end . Chottnut streets, on Hominy, Juno 30th,
at 2P. M., without further notice. To proceed to bl tint
DI 'Halt Cemetery., , **
BRYNOLDS.—It New Bridga, Vs, of typhoid fever,
on Sunday, June 22, Sergeant Wm. T. Reynolds, 6th Re.
sfenent, N. Y. S. V., Duryea's Zuutevee.
Die fe Jenne and those of his father, James 8. Reynolds,
Ids brother Janice S. Reynolds, Jr., and his brother-in
haw, Doctor John Moore Leedom, are invited to att nd
Lis tunes al, from hie fatherta residence, 22 Bayard street,
Aew Yo,k, on filenday, 29114 a 2 o'clock.
MINTESS—On the Nth Instant, James 8. Mutest,
ogee 67 3 ears and 1 month.
Tho relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully
invited to attend the Enteral, from hts Late residence, N. , .
1108 Sutton , etreet, below Lombard str.ot,. at,l o'cloev,
on Sunday atierniton, to proceed to Lebanon Cemetery *
KIRK —On Sixth day, June 271 h. after a hurt Sham
of tte icartet fever. William Ma. tin, senprllfred and
Mary Kirk, in the 9th year of his age.
intern from the residence of his parents, Abington,
Montgomery ccunly, on First day (Sunday) afternoon,
<i * 2 o'clock. To proceed to South Lemuel 11111, *
McliffilllN.—On the 27th instant, Jennie V., wife of
Certain David B. hlcKibbln, U. S. A.,' in the 24th year of
'Tier age,
The t datives and friends of the family are respectfully
Invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her
pareute, ( Merchants' lintel,) Fourth etroet, below Arch
erreet, en Monday, the 80th instant, at 8 o'clock, without
further nettle°. To proceed to Woodbine's Cemetery **
KT TIN eta) —Suddenly, on the morning of the 20th,
Mrs. 'Beulah E Konnatd, wife of Rev. J. H. Kaapard,
ID. D., °tibia city.
Ymniral !ST ViCBI at the Meellialr.hortss of the 10th
Baptist Chinch, Eighth street, above Green, on Monday
mom lop, at 0 o'clock. **
f Ek.WACION.—On the 26th instant, Cherles Noble,
eon of Joseph and Margaret Stelwaron, aged 7 feara.
• The relatives nod near ftiendr, of the familfare re
emettfuily invited to attend the funeral, tram the parents'
ireeldcnce,'No. Bb7 North Seventh at•eet. this (Saturday)
afternoon, at 3 o'clock, without further notice. To
_woe( d io Smolt Laurel Bill o.metery. *
FARGUSON.—SuddenIY, of diem° of the heart, on
lithe 2fitir inerAuti Peter L Fergrism.
Me relatives and male friends are invited to attend the
funeral, from Abe. residence o' Oblates F Lax, No 122.6
.Arch sneer, this (Saturday) morning, at 9 o'clock; without
(wilier notice.
OAftROLL —On the 25th instant, Lient Vicinity Car
roll, aged 27 years, of Colonel OwenVe Regiment, 60th
Pennsylvania, Co.' IL
Funeral from hie late residence, Twenty fourth and
Spring Garden streets, to-nuir, ow (Sunday) afternoon, at
).2),1 o'clock.
Obltnnry—A Young Soldier.
Mace et decorum est propatrix e., It is
'sweet sod splendid to dte for Oeb'n conutry."—Tio-ace,
7 he love of Heaven as a country ie the highest form of
patrlotlfrin That le tbo " bettor country.”—fieh. xi 15.
The love of one's country lu this world to only ono do
ves tower or inferlgr, as a;form of patriotism, to the
Chrlellan's love of Heaven! Both forms are sweet to th e
taste tied - splendid in manifestation -So thought the
gratd old Roman patriot and poet, Iloascs
There is nothing in the true patriotism of Heaven or o f
•eartb. -.which is rude, bombastic, repulsive, or profane -
The pa rictiem, which commands admiration, inctnies
justice, Inrudenoe, temperance, fortitude; is dignified, site at
to its own praise, retiring, modest, but firm, and indubi
tably courageous.
These thoughts arose on reading In the Inquirer, of the
13th inoitint, an account of "The battle or Fair Oak',"
- neer Richmond. In the. Hat of casualties, among the
killed fe found the name of Raman RITTER; Company It
sof Baxter's famous Fire Zouaves. Tats young man was
the ron of Mr Jacob K. Ritter ' of this city, and enterad the
many when but 17 years old. Ho was noble /4 statute,
-robust and handsome.
He was in the employ of ALP Rgn If. BERKNEAS,
for pearly three years, and was highly esteemed by that
.genflunan. The criminal and Infaroons' rebelliou now
raging In our beloved country canned the death of this
fine young patriot, and Glue threw his family circle iota
stmouyping. fomentstlon, and woe." Ills remains were
Interred in Glenwood Cemetery a,, the 16th Instant.
Flat Weide were noble, eves Briblime-I,lula. Allen says of
him, He was sessible to the last, and toifhed ate to
telt his father and mother, that he had fallen in a
good cause, • and 'not to sorrow about him, as he would
soon be with his - Maker." Ells Onaplain. Rsv.
line, attests, "I do know that helloed nonprably andlted
nobly, the death of a soldier and patriot." A Testament
and daguerreotype, found on his peranl, were seat to his
parents. Ills officers styled Lien "a hero."
0, thou wicked spirit of Rebellion!
Why art thou not drowned before now la the Iliad of
tears laird by bereaved parents, wives, and children,
scattered over our fair land ?
‘i The Lord rebuke thee," thou foul spirit! Who can
deserve a record of rerlasting roMembraace," more than
the pions, gallant soldier, who gives bin tile to save his
country ?
„ All that a man bath will he give.for hie life 1 . , But
the heroic soldier gives hit life. 4 . , It to aweotnnd glorious
to die for One's country." . •
Americana! especially American indite, your fame it
fair antyride-spread; bee that amidst the coustelialion of
virtrlea eltraoilvely blended in your characters flint Yobie
constant atteutlen,to the wants and. comfort" of the sic"
and 'rounded soldiers in eug hospital's will shine with
brilliant lustre. bee that you Will prove what has alrealy .
been . written oLyou—namely, that you are
Ready at svery.bvitle-call
To bind up wounds and cheer the heart."
Pitt LADELPni4i, June 27, 1E62.
MOURNING GOODS FOR JUNE
-LTA. SALES.--Black 13arege Romani or Grenadine
Baregee, Bakeges, Crape hiaretz, Silk Ohara ; Point de
Wince, Slimmer Bombazines, Taralses. fine hiollB46iitlel t
Silk Grenadines, Penn de Sole or Warning Silk, Gros de
Mines, Foulards, Crape Lisge, Grenadine and Grape
Veils, Barest) and Grenadine Shawls- Silk Net Shawls,
&a. Also, Black and White Silks, Foulards, Lawns,
Ginghams, Valenciaa, Mrkhaire, act.
MEStiOM SO.'S Mourning Store,
No, MS OEMS ITIIT Street
(13 Y) .• FOURTEENTH WAR PEOPLE'S
1' ARTY.:—A meeting of the People's Association
of the Fourteenth Ward will be held at SPRING
GARDEN HALL, on WEDNESDAY Evening next.,
July 2., at eight o'clock. The. tuembes are respectfnlly
Invited to he present as budness of importance will be
brouebt before the 'meeting. By order of
je28.4 t* DAVID OILA nER, Presidengi..
PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 27, 1802.
IT% special meetieg of the People's Association of
toe Eiphteenib Ward will be held at their Ball, MA EL
BOW/UGH and ItIOGNOND Streets on T lIIS (Sature
day) 'EVENING, at eight o'clock. Punctual attendance
is requested as liminess of importance wilt be presented.
It* JOS. S.'ALLEN, Secretory.
grOFFICE OF THE HARRISIVURG,
PORTSMOUTH, IiiIGIIN C JOY, AND LA'7-
CntITER
RAILROAD CO3—Purraiu}3,unis, Jci,e 21,
18112.—A Pomi- aiming dividend of THREE AND A
DALY' PER , OE VT. on the capital etoek of this Coln
pony n , lll be Diddle the Stockhehiere or their legal re.
rreFentatifes on and after thelinh day of July next.,
jt.2B-stutliet.*. - • " ' GEORGE TABER, Trenuteer..
r " THE FORTY SECOND MEETING
IN - BEHALF OP THE SOLDrERS' , MA be
bald on SUNDAY 'EVENING, Jane 29, in the First
Union Presbyterian Church, BllOaD and LORBARD
°l A r l t r e. esses Will be delivered by the Pastor. Rev. Fran
cis Frencb, Der. J B Dales, D. D., Bev. Caleb
and Col John S. ltleCaltnont.
One of the Army Committee wilt make a statement in
relfreLee to their operation among the soldiers.
Services commencing at 8 o'clock. The public are in-
'pIopp—i.ICGIR.ARDVILLE COAL COMPANY.--
U..„5 Notice is hereby shoo that a Special Meeting of
the Stockholders of the Girardville Coal Comoany will
be held the FIRST DAY OF AUGUST next, at 2 o'clock
P. M., - at the Office of the Company, No. 16 LE PE GE
TT= Street, PARIS, France, for, the purpose of tattiest'
into consideration the proper meashres to be adoptod
concerning the liquidation of the Company. .
trr.; THE YOUNG MEN'S';CHRISTIAN
'ASS 00IATIO N 0 F PHIL ADEL
adjourned meeting of this Association. for special bast
nese,- will be held at the Room. Nos. 1009 and 1011
ofiESTEUT Street, on BIONDA EVENING, dune
80th, at 8 o'clock.
je2SAtiS GEO. H. STUART, President.
jo2S-J al
LLTHE JEWISH TABERNACLE AND
ISS ITS FURNITURE IN. THEIR TYPIUM.I
TAACHINGS.--The last sermonio this course will be
preached in the CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY, .TO-
IdOBROW EVENING. Betilce at 8 o'clock. ,lt*
crcs" THE REVELATION OF CHRIST.—
,4 The Manifestations of the Sons of God"—
. The Full &ideation subjects of discourse by Alder
W. LANGARG, at thocEOLBONG DOLLEGE, SUN
DAY, 10X A. M, - 3X and 8 P. M. Entrance Rate
streo, below Fifth. - • , it*
TILST. JUDE'S CHURCH. FANK(AN
r Street. above lirown—ln the abeence of the NW:-
tor Rev. HEBER NEWTON will officiate T 0.11.011,
ROW MORNING, atlo o'clock, and Uwe. Hr. OE kSE
in the AFTENN 00N, at 4 o'clock. It*
rywns , REV. B. BOMBERGERIS CHURCH,
RARE Street, helaw Fourth.--Preparntory 'ger
vice THIB. EVENING,. a 8 o'clock. 00111/111111i0111 TO
MORROW (Sunday) MORNING. et log o'aoelc.
Preaching in the P. M.. at 4 o'clock, instead or in the
evening. Met:ahem and friends are cordially invited. ltd('
OrREY. G. C. LUCAS, OF JERSEY
CITY. will preach in the Firet Reformed !latch.
Otarcb, envier SEVENTH and SPRING. GARDEN
Streets, TO. MORROW (Bunday) AIORNING, at 10
o'clock. and in the Evening' at 8 'cinch'. It*
QUARTERLY MEETING UNION
LLB M. E. OHUROH, FOURTH Street, below Arch.
—Sabbath, June 29, Rev. Wit. BARNES. Moraica, Tog,
o'clock. Rey. A. .ATWOOD, Evecing, B o'clock.
Prayer and Experience Meeting 7 o'clock. it*
THE ArciIIIVERSARY OF THE
0111tROEI,OF THE NATIVITY, ELEVEN CH
and MOUNT VERNON Streete, , will be held on. SUN
DAY next. Sermon la the Morning by the Rector, the
Rev. ROBERT U. MATLACK. Children's Missionary
Meeting in the Afternoon at 4 o'clock. it*
SPIRITUALISM—A"CONFERENCE
wit be hold at 8AN3051-ST.• El ALL ott4iIIN
DAY, at 1036' A. 311, On Thought and Intuition' , at
8 P. M Dr.. H. 8. TYLER, of "Nicaragua, will lecture
On Spiritual Rabin', with practical biers on the reor
ganization of rociets. ,, ".Arimieeion 5 cents. it*
rG. PHILADELPHIA MERCANTILE
LOAN AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION
A Rioting of the Stockholders will be held at the Office,
No. 5X South SIXTH Street, THIS (SATURDAY ' )
28thiosient, at 8 o'clock P.M. it*
Now York
nor. A SPECIAL, MEETING OF TUE
113 PEOPLE'S AS3001&T1011 Or THE TWE6L.
TY-FOVRI'Ii WARD will halteld st.ths °Timer
LA Is.TOASTER Pike and DI MUTAT Street, at S o'clock,
THIS (Saturday) EVENING. Its
JAKES NEWELL, _
See'y Peonle's Association 'Atli Ward.,
rie-7- OFFICE OF THE NORTH PENN.
SYLVANIA. RAILROAD CO., 4'.17 WALNITS
street, Fn June 27, 1862;
T 1 e Coupons of the NORTE PENNSTIVINIA.
VAILROAD CO , due July 1.t., and the interest on site
scrip, dne the same day, will he paid at the office of the
Company. - WV.TER,
je.28.6t Trea4urer.
rtrOFFICE UNION CANAL COMPANY,
PHILADELPHIA. June 19,1862:'.
In accordance,with the pro - vielons of thethird Election
of an Act of Aeatimblr, entitled`" a:farther supphimeot to
the ,several acts heretofore paseed relating to the Union-
Canal Company, of Pennsylvania," approved the 10th day
of April, 1862, police is hereby gist, n that an agreement
has to en formed between the stockholders and the bond
holders of the said Company on the 9th tisy of June,
1862,, for the adjustment of the affairs of said Company,
and such hondholdere as took no part therein are called
upon to express in writing their assent to the same, or
their dissent therefrom, -within three months from the
By order of the Board of Managers.
JAMES PACE, President.
O. THOMPSON, Secretary.
A book tor mg:natives be found at the office of the
Company, Ile. 228 WALNUT. Street. Boadh;ddera call
ing to elgu vill . please produce their boadit. ,ielBthatal2t
grPREMIUM. FUND ASSOCIATION, No.
419 WALNUT etrem.—The Annual WADI/v.-of
the Acsociation will be held on MONDAY EVENING
next, 80th lost, at 7 o'clock, at the Office. at which
time a siatenunt of the operations , for the oast year will
be presented, and an election for Officers to sorts for the
ecsuine soar..WM. B. SHIT t,
TrNOTICE.—THY. COUPONS DUE JULY
-1, 1262, of the Registered idertgage Benda of. the
ELMIRA AND WILDIAUSPORT R ALROA.TI 00 will
be paid on prrsentation. at the Office of the PENNSVL.
MANIA COMPANY FOR INSURANCE Ol LIVES
AND GRANTING 'ANNUITIES, on and after that date.
By ardor of the Board of 'Managers.
O. LONGe. !METH, Treasurer.
PPILADELPHIA, 6th month 26, - 1862. je27-3t
tarREPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
TEE' OF BUPERINTENDENOB.—A Meeting
of the Committee will be held at the Ommty Court House,
corner of SIXTH and CHESTNUT Streets, on S &TUE
DAY EVENING, June 28.1882, for the purpose of hold
ing a joint Convention with the People's Committee of
Superintendence.and the Rub-Committee of the Repnhli
con Cr n ventl on . GEORGE H. MOORE, President.
Joint W. Dunituu; S. cretary. je.27..2t.*
ars THE UNITED STATES SANITARY
COMMISSION PHI LADE L PSI& AGENCY
Ne. 1235 CHESTNUT Street —The following recom
mendation by the President of the United States suffi
ciently autbenticatea the Commission to the public:
6. 9he Sanitary Commission Is doing a work of groat
humanity and direct practical value to the nation in this
time of its trial. It is entitled to the gratitude and coo
fidence of the people, and I trust it will be generously
supported. There is no agency throngh which voluntary
offerings of patriotism can be more effectively made.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN."
Thi undersigurd will receive, and forward to places
whore they may he moot needed, all contributions for the
sick and wounded, and will furnish all information to
persons applying to nerve as mimes, dreesers, ite., in the
Floating Eloaßitels et the Commission, or elsewhere.
ie27.6t •-• W. PI ATT, Ja., Superintendent.
ca. CENTRAL HIGH SCIIOOL.:LThe EX
AMINATION of Alahlicamtf for Admission tato
the Central High School mill commence on. DION'DA.Y,
June 80, et 9 A. M.
Candidatre must be et leant thirteen years of age, resi
dents of the city of Philadelphia, and they meet have
been for at least one year Dupilg in the poetic schools of
the
The order of Examination will be as follows:
MONDAY, June 30—bieneuratton . and Orthography.
TUESDAY, July I—Theory of Arithmetic and De
fining.
WEDNESDAY, July 2—Principles or Grammar and
Parsing.
Tbnrsday, July 3 -Arithmetical examples, and Consti
tution of the United Starts
Ti., new Close will be wimitted on 'll7BBl/I.Y. tba Bth
of JOii. 11101101...8 LI. 81A(10111111.
.14321.4 t • . •
.• Principal.
irrUNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
(DEPARTMENT OF AUT6.)
The examination of the Junior, Sophomore, 'and
Freshmen themes, et the close of the Third Term, sin
be held in the following order :
MONDAY, June 23d —From 9 to 11, Junior's, by the
Provost, (rote lectnal Pbiloeopby,l oral. From 11 to 1,
Bopbomoree, by Prof. Frazer, (Metallic Chemistry,)
written.
TUE9D&T, 24th.—Trom 9 to 11, Sopbomoree, (Los.
13 tired Geometry ' ) and Freshmen. (Geometry,) by Prof:
Kendall, written. From 11 to 1., Junior', by Prof.
Fraser. (Heat and the Steam-Engine ' ) oral.
WEDNESDAY. Totb.—Fron 9 to 11, Sanborn Ores,
(1118tory,) and Freshmen. (Rhetoric.) by Prof. Coppbe
written. .Frsbm 11 to 1, Juniors, by Prof. Allen, (The
Birds of Aristophanes,) end.
THURSbAY, 28th —From 9 to 11. Juniors, by Prof.
Kendall, (Differential Calculus.) written. From 11 to 1,
Sophomores, by Prof. Allen, (Tbucydides,l 0ra1..&;
FRIDAY, SM.—From 9 to 11, Juniors, Lir:Prof.
Jackson, (The Epistles of Horace,) oral. From M. to 1,
Freehmen. by Prof. Allen, (Minor Greek Poets.) oral.
• MONDAY, 30th.—Froca oto 11, Sophomores, by Prof.
Jackson. (The Odes of Horace,) oral.
TUESDAY,Iy let —From 9 to 1.1., Freshmen, by
Prof. Jackson; (Liry,) oral.
GEORGE ALLEN,
je23. tjy 1 'Secretary of the Faculty of Arta.
PIIILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY-O,IIIOE 227 South
FOURTH Street, PnlL/DELPHIA, Julie 2itt, 1882.
To avoid detention, the holders of Coupons of this
Company due on the let proximo are requested to leave
thorn at this Office on or before die 30th inkt , when re
ceipts will be given, end checks will be ready for de
livery on the let proximo in exchange for said receipts.
je2l-tirl B. BRADFORD, SecreterV.
Tr PEOPLE'S STATE CONTENTION.
TEE PEOPLE OF PENNSYLVANIA, who deals*
cordially to unite in
•
SUSTAINING THE NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
to its pattiotto efforts to supprese a sermons./ and nnholr
rebellion 'veined the
UNIT: OF TIER LEPUBIIO,
sod who desire to snpoort, by even power .of the Go
vernment, our hundred thoncend heroic brethren In anto,
braving disease end the perils of the field to preserve the
Union of. our fathers, ere rapeseed to select the number
of DELEGATES equal to the Legislative togiresentatlon
of the State, at such times and In finch manner as will
beat respond to the spirit of this call ' to meet in
STATE CONVENTION,
AT
HAREM/URA,
On 'THURSDAY, the 17th day of July next, at 11
O'clock on said day , to •
- NOMINATE OANDIVATER
rot the offices of
AUDITOR GENERAL
AND
• SURVEYOR GENERAL.
and to take evichraeasnree as may be . 44ned necessary
to strengthen the Government in We minion of common
peril to a common country.
A. H. kb:CLIME,
Chairman of the People's BCBte COMMlttell.
ONO. W. lIAMMICHSLY. secrotariee •
JOHN M. SULLIVAN, S • myl•tt
• I MIL , IT~RY • N OTICES., `
ft° ERMA N TOWN ROME IT Alt D.
—A Special Meeticir of the GERM ANTOWS HO HE
GUARD wilt tke . held at their Armornoti SATUR
DAY ICVSINING, 28th inst ,aft 3 o'clock; for the pur,
Tote of perfeming an arrangement for the assistance of
hick and wounded soldiers ordered to the Germantown
J 3 repitat. B. B. SMITH,
lt* Secretary.
HEADQUARTERS.
lOOMMANDER, PIIILADELPUIA t . Jane. 24, 1882.
All BOLIGEIPS of the United titates army, in this
city and the surronudina country, not on .dtity, or pa
ti en ts in a Tinited States hospital, will, withouttlel Ay, re-
De , t thenuolves lo tha Military Commander in Mille
t elphia, ou penalty of being considered deeveinre,
?hose who cannot en report will forward reliable cer
tificates of their aisabilltr.
11 . r commend of. Brie. Gen. MONTGOMERY.
je25.31 J. B. LIVINGSTON, Lt. aad A. D. O.
IVICTORY !. VICTORY! !-THE
116th " REGIMENT. P. v. H., has been specialty
accepted by the War Department for three years or
during the war. Captains report immediataly.
Bouts, Rations, Clicaking, and Pay fnrnished from
date of enlistment.
This is the only three year Regiment authorized by
the Secretary of War from this State, and all patriots
desirous Of serrirg our common country must now - come
forward. The Regiment will positively march on or be
fore the Ist of September next.
D TIERNAN, Colonel Commanding.
A. MALSZED, Adjutant.
Par 4 11. BABDWELL.. Major.
Headquarters, 624.111ARRNT Street, Philadelphia:
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FINA.NCIAL,
JAY COOKE & CO.,
BANKERS;
KO. 114 SOWTH THIRD STREET,
NEW "52Q " LOAN.•
The landersigaed, as Subscription Agent for the Go-
vernment, is prepared to deliver
AT ONCE, ON PAYMENT,
COUPON 130 NDS,
NEWBIX PICieI:OENT. MUTED 6i'ATE3 LOAN,
AUTHORIZED FEBRUARY 25, 1862
Subscriptions received Al PAR; and accrued interest
from May 1, 188 2
- Legal Tender or Par Notes' and Checks received for
the Bonds—the Interest to date must be paid in Gold.
This Loan is called g , 0.20," having TWENTY • years to
run, but redeemable at the option of the Governmentat
any time after FIVE years, but ie a Six-per cent. Loan.
• •
JAY COOKE.
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
114 Sopth.TIIIRD Street
J A.Y
COOKE & Co.
BANKERS
Will buy at a prig:Mau:l the next Aue coupons of
- .
RUTTED STAVES Os O 1 1851 4
Arm
7 3-10 TEE ASURYNOTES.
JAY COOKE &
je2B-6t 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
•
/1 -W. CHURCHMAN; No. 32 South
• ,J• FRONT Street, Philadelphia, is prepared to make
cash advances on consignments to his friends in Liver.
LEGAL
NITED'STATES, E &STERN DI&
U
TRICT OF. PENNSYLVANIA, SCT,
THE PRESIDENT OF THE - UNITED STA'TEB,
TO THE MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
WHEREAS, The District Court of the United States
in. and for the . Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in a
certain cause of prize, moved and .prosecuted in the said
Court in the name of the United Stares of America, seal nat
the schooner ROWENA, whereof Edward Ward is mas
ter, her tackle, aerate'. and furniture, and the goods,
wane, and tnercbandise laden on board thereof, cap.
tared by the United Statet gunboat' Pembina, inside of
Stone Inlet, South Carotins, as prize, and brought into
the port of Philadelphia in the Eastern District of Penn
sylvania, rightly and duly proceeding on the day of the
date hereof, upon the libel filed by the Attorney of the
United Festers, on behalf of the said United Staten, bath
decreed the arrest of the said. schooner ROWENA, her
tackle, apparel. and rurniture, and the goods, wares, and
merchandise laden on board thereof.
Whereupon, we do hereby empower and strictly com
mend 7011, that.you omit not, but that you arrest. or
Canes to be arrested, the said schooner ROWENA, her
tackle, apparel, and furniture, sad the goculk, wares, and
merchandite laden on board thereof, uheresoever you
shall find the sons, and the same so arrested you keep
under safe and secure arre st until the further order of the
said District Court, and that you duly certify to the said
Dinhict Court what you shall do in the premive, to
gether with these err/ruts.
Witness the 'Honorable JOHN CADWALADER,
Judge of the said Court, at Philadelphia, this twenty-4ixth
day of JUNI:, in the year of oar Lord 1982, and in the
eighty-sixth year of the Independence of the said United
states.
je2B-3t 'R..FOX Clerk D. C.
teriX,Al Ai 04 3;4:1:e s;e:
NOTICE.The Partnership heretofore .
existing under She nettle of FLEE dr: SPE LROY
is this day dienolved by mutual consent. Ties business
will be continued by WM. H. PILE, who Is authorized
to attend to the bosiness of the late firm.
June 27, 1862. WM H. PILE. •
lt* JOHN M'EL HOY.
ICE "iPITOHERS.
- HALL'S
PATENT PLATED ICE PITCHERS,
PERFECTLY AIRTIGHT,
Warranted to keep the Ice longer than arty Pitcher In
the market.
WM. tWILSON & SON,
SOLE AGENTS,
S. W. CORNER FIFTH AND CHERRY STS.
Also, Pitchers of all the different manufacturers con
stantly on band, plain and ornamental, at reasonable
mines. • jo2B-12t
A CARD . TO THE PUBLIC.
CONGREE4•I3PRING
WATER DEPOT; 79 CEDAR STREET,
NEW. TEEN.
SAIMATOGA, July 16, 1861
An attempt bas been made to deceive the public by
persona offering what they call " CONGRESS WATER"
from fountains, and at the price of six. (8) cents per glass.
The wholesale price of the genuiree Congress Water, at
New York, beleg abort' 73( cents per gl.fashie 'mood
n of pretending to sell at retail at leas - Aircost, and
without allowance for freight, cartage, Ol:Tbitlakage, to
apparent; but their probable course has been to empty
one bottle of gennine-Congress Water into a fountain
filled with their trash, and thereby christening its total
contents.
We have NETER sold °mimes Water In tonntalno,nor
in vessels of any other description than ordthray•elzed
glass bottles. Tbo cork of every bottle of the gen nine ie
lauded,
And any without
CONGRESS
tern on the cork is G. &W. •
WATER.
whether from form•
Proprietor') of GongTete Blatt& •
The following gentlemen ere supolled by us regularly
with genuine Congress Water, in bottles, fresh from the
s Congress Spring:
FRED% BROWN, cor. Fifth as# Chestnut sta.
0. B. HUBBELL. 1410 Chestnut dtreet.
JAI-TURN FENNY & 00.;941 Spruce street.
THON. J. HUSBAND, cor. Third and Spruce sta. .
R.. 1 BTEVENB k 00., .fiOnllnental Hotel.
r A MBEOSE SMITH, CheStrint street.
CHAS. ELLIS & 00., Market street.
INTETH Bros , Welout street. •
CLARK & WHITE: •
je2S.2m tt
ga MOWING AND REAPING MA,.
...L.OB INES, Independent-TOoth Bay and (irate Risk*
Day 'Elevators and anti-friction Blocks, Grain Cradles,
GibBEI Scy thee, wales Books. Cultivators, &c., for We tiv
DAVID LANDES:III & BOX,"
Tor. 21 and 23 South SIXTFI street,
Ito Between Market pad Chestnut ittreete,
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JUNE 28, 1862.
RETAIZeDRY GOODS.
FOURTH AND ARCH,
SUMMER SILKS,
SUMMER SHAWLS,
SUIVIKER ROBES,
FRENCH ORGANDIES
RICH GRENADINES,
TOURISTS' DRESS GOODS,
BUMMER FOULARDS.
. .
BLACK- SILK SACQUES.
jalo-tutholm * . .
T NEN DRILLS. • .
A-4 - Cheap lots Drills for Genfo''summer wear.
Auction lots at 25.'31, 38, 41, and 60 cis.
Extra good WbitiDdili, 31, 38, and 60 cts. -
Bummer Cassimeres, delicate line plaids. ,-
Fashionable Mixturt s and tiodd Colors.
64 Silk-mixed Coatings, at the right prices.
Ciotti Goods or every descristion—a tine mock.
. ROTS' READY. WAGE CLOTHING.
Boom in second 'etery devoted to this branch.
Downier suits for the country for boys. •
Oennerits made to order with despatch.
Closing out sales of Silk Samples.
Closing out sales of Silk Mantles. . •
Clodug out sales of Cloth Cloaks.
Chising out sales of Thin Samees.
Closing out sales of Lace Mantles.
COOPER & COWARD,-
je2B-tf Eh E. comer 'NINTH and KARICOT Streets
NATIONAL FLAGS.
F E AGS! FLAGS!
BANNERS AND. STREAMERS.
OF EVERY DEBORIPNON.
SASHES, SWORDS, 13 WORD , BELTS,
EIBBROIDERED AND ETETALLIG.
PASSANTS,
,MEXICAN AND FANCY SPURS,
AND
NIILITARY GOODS
EQUIPMENTS OF >ALL KINDS.
EVANS & I-TASSA.LL,
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
Je28.0. No. 418 ARCH SYRNEY.
A T. I 0
. .N A L
FLAGS. •
. - .
SILK ; BUNT/NG ; AND MUSLIN
FLAGS,
ALL BIZ EB,
FROM 7 MGM TO. SO FRET.
GILT FLAG . ORNAMENTS.
• .
POLES, •
SPEARS,
EAGLES, and
BALLS.
RUNT - Da, OF .SUPERIOR QUALITY. .-
1' L A OW"' OF ALL NATION'S
MADE TO CEDER.
COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY nirisit.
.11. HORSTMANN & SONS,
FIFTH AND CHERRY STREETS.
ARMY • :CLOTHO . G • -AND . ' MN:Tr-
PAGE .0700 E.
.I"WELPTB AND GIBAIID
BoPetA. • ' Jane 27, 1802.
SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed L , PRO PO3ATAS
FOR HATCHETS, Iit&TOIIET HANDLES, and
FELLING laze," will be received by the undersigned,
at bis Office, until 13o'clock M. on TURSDA Y. let "of
July next, for furnishing this Department, delivertede
at the Schuylkill Arsenal, and subject to inspection, with
Eve thonsand (6,000) of each of the above.nameri ar
ticles. Rids will be received for the whole or any part
of the above artlblee, and the bidders will state in their
bids how soon the same con bo delivered'at the Schnyl
kill Arsenal; where samples can be seen of those required.
'G. H. OROS 21 AN,
je2B.3t Deputy Quartermaster General II; S. A.
D EPIITY QUARTIORMASTER
GENYEAVII OFFICE,'
PHILADELPHIA, June 25,1862.
DAY
will be received at this o ffi ce until TOES
DAY next, let July, at 12 o'clock 81., for enpalying all
the Coat requirite until. Ist October, 1862, for the follow
ing United States Military Hospllate, situated at
Weet Philadelphia, . .
•
Broad sad Cherry greets,
Twenty. sealed and Wood etrrets,
Mnitonwooo street, neer Filth,
•
Christian street,
Twenty • fourth and South streets,
Fourth ann George streets,
ixth end Master streets,
li ttston rifle, •
Germantown.
•
Old German Brnetti*, (now United States;)
i. or Chester. Delaware county,
or any other Government Hospitals that may be esta
blished within the city limits previous to October 1,
1E62. The coat to.be of the best quality &nthracite, atzo
store or broken, and in snob quantiliee and at such times
es may be required. The successful bidder.or bidders
will be required to immediately enter into a contract, with
goad recur ity, for the faithful performance of the same.
Signed, A. BOYD,
je26-4t . Captain and Assistaot Quartermaster.
SEALED PROPOSALS TAIR IN=
vttod until the Ifirh day of JULY, 1864. for enpnlyitne
the United States Substat*pcn Department with 6,00 , 7 heed
of BEEF O&TTL& on the Hoof.
Ihe Cattle to be delivered at Washington, D. 0., and'
each animal to average 1,300 pounds gross. No, antmsl
adrintthcl that weighs less than 1,000 pounds gross.
Ilrifers. Stags, and Belle not wanted.
The first delivery of Cattle to be made on the let day of
August, or as soon thereafter as the Government may
direct. 600 head of Cattle per woek will bci requlred to be
delivered under this contract.
A band with good and sufficient security will be re
pnlri
d.
No bid Witt be entertained when put to by contractors.
who have previonaly failed to comply with their contracts
in any Department of Government, or where the bidder La.
not present to respond to his bid. . .
?he names of firms should be stated in fall, with tiee
precise address of each member 'Atha firm.
Proposals from disloyal parties will not be considered,
and en oath of allegiance mud accompany each Rept*.
tioll. . .
Bide to be directed to Major A. 181COKWITII„.0. 8.,
U. B. A., Washington, D. 0., and endorsed "Proposals
for Beef Cattle."
Fenn qf, Guarantee. . •
We,-, of tl e county of -, and State -,
do hereby guaranty that- feeble to fulfil a contract
to accordance with the terms of tds proposition, and that,
should his proposition be accepted, he will at once enter
Into a contract Its accordance therewith. Should the con
trect be awarded him we are prepared to beccaie Ids se
curities.
(Thle guarantee must be appended to each bid.)
The reationeibtlity of the guarantors mingles shown by
the officio/ certificate of the Clerk of the newest District.
Court, or of the United States Dtgrict Att orney.
COUNTERFNIT,
ippEINEWI3--IVOItIT3rEI3 , IMPAIKI
a pleasure to the behilder.libeit greet Itmieutyi'imill
nominal life like apeeerinoe Interest aillido4ria
Gallery SECOND ' Steeet;OxiTei ' :1111t"1
I talus or bottles.
OLARK & WRITE,
VOR-Ak DELICIOUS' -BATII,AiND
J: .HAIR DTEINGOa the wet 'artistic itklo; go to
YOUSTEI and BRANCH Streeti. • 90111-ittf
B°Y MISSES', AlilV . Olgli.
DARN'S
CLO,THING • •••-`
. • IN Z.NDLEBI3 VARliglir s
IT
• No. 137 South EIGHTH Street, ,
icali-211) Three Doors'ebeve WALNUT.
CI3.AMP A (}ll invoiose of
• "Gloria, "
in quarts and pints, for solo (to arrive)
lir CHAS S. CARSTAIRS, No. 126 WALNUT Street,
:food SI GRANITE. Street jat
"01 A M PAGN Gold
Lac " • Chamalliaer . 111 . 1 1BITti. .pbArg, for sate
(to arrive) by CRAB. EL', o,l LitStlat#olo. 126 %VAL.
NUT SO GIiAIgITE Btreet4, letA
• .
•
E. &
E. & L.
EYRE & LANDELL,
EYRE & LANDELL,
EYRE & LANDELL,
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
FOURTH AND ARGO, ••
FOURTH AND ARCH,
AND A 13.013,
ARE NOW CLOSING OUT
GRENADINE VEILS,
' SUPERIOR MITTS,
INDIA PLAID SILKS, 'l4ll
PLAID MOZAJSIBIQIJES,
PLAIN KOZAMBIQUE.S.
PROPOSALS.
All bids met be accompanied by two guarantees,.
to a I, .• ' ;
STATEMENT PR,MHE
ig CONTINENTAL" INSURANCE
COMPANY
OF NZW YORK,
In compliance with ihe Laws of Pennsylvania
Capital Stock, all paid in Casa-- ....$506,000
ASSETS.
Beal Estate held by the Company 0 , 80, 7 00 49
Caeb in bands 2,19 F. 48
Casb in Ft. Nicholas Bank'` 45,729 45029 92
LOADS secured by bonds and mortgages e 82,330 00
Stook owned by the Company 90,050 03
Stock' held by the Company as collateral so- .
curitifor leans -110,452.00
Interest on investments maflei • by the Com
'Mull", dud sod uuPuid•-••••
Premiums due and impaid:...
Banta accrued and unpaid *4
LIABILITIES.
Claims for lowa which are to eta or contest ! .
ed by the Gompany
LoeFea reported to the Chnopeny and not acted
upon ..........
Dividends declared to Stockholders during
the Year
Dividends dealerrd due and Unpaid::
Dividends on scrielsavea to policy holders de-
dared and remaining unpaid
other CIAIMB *pipet the Company, don-
tested or otherwise
IN M E.
Om& 'premiums received, after deducting re-
turn 'premiums - ' $210,640 40
Cash .preminme _earned, exceed 250,000 00
Interest miMeY.received`trMn investments by
the Company
E
•
Loren raid during the year.... 51i8,61.0 69
TAMPS raid dr4ug the year ; - which accrued .;
. .
prier to the year
Domes estimated: in former etatement which
were paid during the 'Pear '.24,063 31
Dividends paid during the pear ...; 79,307 04
Cionmnissione - paid' on premiums during the
year ' -78,480 40
Texee pad by the COMPriIIY 12,108 72
AU other expeneee and' expenditures of the
CotOPOIIY.
31,243.78
WILLIAM GrETTY,
AGELiT,
No. 42 ONE 3TRUT STREET,
PHILA . /ELBE:I& 110A.RD OF REFERENCE.
Stuart & Brother 'Jay Cooke & Co,
John B. Al ers A. Campbell & Co.,
Jensee, Rent, Santee; & 00. Davis& Birney,
Riegel, Baird, a: Co., War, Taylor & Co.,
James Co. obey, Re Co, Boole; Bro'ber, & Co.,
bleCutchcon Jr. Collins, Wright, smith, ' ,* Pearaall,
Alfred Jenka Sr. Sart, • Charlet; P. Bayard, Es q.
STATEMENT OF THE
tc NIAGARA" 'FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
Capital Stock
ASSETS.
Cash in St. Nicholas Bank $12,383 95
Casb in hailds of A genie and in course of trans-
mist ion 7,052 25
LOADS" teecurt by Ponds and Mortgages: 216,550 00
Stocks owned by tbeCompany (market value) 3/,837 50
Stocks held by the as collateral se
curity for lo'ins
Interest awned but not yet dhe on Stocks'
and. Loans 1,239 78
Premiums &tie and Impart) . 557 . 50
Other securities belonging to the Corepany:— 1,535 89
Interest on. inYostments made by the Com
puny, due end unpaid
Interact accrued „{end not yet due on'ltiort•-
==M
LIABILITIES.
Claims for lames which are in suit or contest—
ed by the Company 83,900 ob
LOSPOJ paid tithing the.year 37,100 40
Uneettled losses 45,824 27
LOSBOEI contested during the year 1,600 00
INCOME.
Cash preminms received $82,899 09
Interert money received from theinveatmente
of the Company.
EXPENDITURES.
I,esves during lite year 843,9(9) 49
Lessee paid daring the year, which accrued
prior to tbe year,"and estimated in former
statement.
"Return premium 5..........
Dividends paid. during the year....
Dividends declared due and unpaid
Excenevs, including comMesions and fees
paid to. Agents and Officers of the Corn
'Saxes paid by tbe Company
Other expenses
WILLIAM GETTY,
AGENT,
ITo. 425 CHESTNUT STREET,
PriILADELFBIA BOARD OF REFERENCE.
1
Stnert & Brother ' dJay. . y Cooke &Oo ,
,t
John B. 31yere
CO., . -A. Oginpbelict Co.,
Jernes, Rent. Santee. &Co. 'Davie & Rimer,
Riegel, Ifaird, & Oa, , Writ. Tarlor & Co..
James Graham it Co., •rtlatile, Brother, & Co ,
ItleCtitcheont, Collins, 'Wright, Oinith,'& Beeman,
Alfred Jenks Si Son, Charles F. Bayard, Bed-
STATEMENT OF THE
"ARC Tle' 7 FIRE INSURA.NCE GObIPANY
OF NEW YORK
Capital; Stock
ASSETS.
Rattl,Batzteeheld by the Compnny
Cash on hand
Cashin fit. 'Nicholas Buds
Amount of Unpaid' Premiums.
Cash in hands of . Agents- and% in comas of
tratsradesien
Loans secured' by Npucla , and' MOrtg"". • •
!Summit doe COmpow on wkich Judgments
have tien obtained:...,
United States .. .
Stocks held by the Cotirpany as ccdlaterat se
entity for 10,626 00
Preesimn Notes due and uppaid 1,041'57
Pre:Main Noteenot-due 990 04
Inth'estnn Investments due and unpaid...... 500 00
Interest on Investments accrued but not due. 5,167 83
Value of all other property:belonging to the
IJABTTITIES.
Leaves dne and unpaid.
Amovat of Chsinie for Losses contestes by the
$2500,00
Losses doring•theyear, which have been paid. 39,301. 90
Lopaee i3trketi the pear which hale mot been
.. . . ....... .. . . .
Leases dtelng the.y ear not acted twat.
INCOME.
Gash •5rernininareceived.................... $73,271: 16
Prersiwn N - oreatricen by_the Company 1,951 5.1
Prerainina earned 61,271 16
Interest received from Inveatmerits of .the
EXPENDITURES:.
losses paid daring the. Year... . 148,147 - . M.
lessees paid during tta year whiCh - aecnaed•
prior to the year
Salount paid and tradrag for re•inenranee Pre-
BAUM 44551-45
Bottimpremir.ma, whether paid or mapaid... 9,240 53.
Expenses paid; during the year it:minding
COlEMllifigoll9 and Tees paid' to tla Agoura
And Odium ofi the Clompany....
Taxes pail by tha Company.
.
Ttae nr.dersligned hariag beostannointed Agtot and At
torney of , tba above-named - Catananisa has ahtahl ;34
retiree from t/ia Auditor General , and is nornroadY to is.
ene Toileies to his Many irntads in this (LW at modemla
rotos,of Premitun. , ,
WILLIAM BETTY,
AGENT,-
110. 423 CILEBTITUT.BTREET,
PHILADSLPHI&,BOASD, OF REPARMITOE.
Stout & 'Brother, pay Cooke .& Co.,
John B. Myers & Co., A. Campbell &, Co ,
IT3mies, sent, Santee, & Co. Davie & Birney, ,
Biegel;Baird, & Co:, Wm. Taylor & Oo
Jams Graham & Maulo,Brother,
BleCutchearr & Collins. Wright, Smith, & Pearsall,
41Trod Jaks & Son, .! Charles P. Bayard, Bk•
iIviiJRAN6E bom.Axxv.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
UNION MUTUAL LIFE -
• RANCE COMPANY,
Guarantee Capital, satisfactorily
.$lOO,OOO OD
04th on band
Cash deposited in bank.
Cash In hands dt agents
Lours secured by bond and mortgage, consti
!nails a brat lion on real estate ' 102,353 30
City, conuty. and town bonds 57,403 GT
Railroad first mortgage bonds. 12,780 81
Railroad stock,. 11,605 00
Bauk stock. 15,364 00
Loans to members, secured by ardedge or policy .417.995 95
Office forniture - 1,063 43
Interest due and unpaid .. . ... 2,675 01
2S 272 1 7
8,&i1 87
458 33
Amount of dividends (either cash or Berle) de
clared and not set duS
.amount of all other claims agaiest the Com
pany.
$2,700 . 00'
11,414 75
70,000 00
899.00
Amnia of cub premiums roceivel $79,C81.32
,Amolint of premium notes taken by the Wm-.
.. • 7,197 66
Pany.
Amount of premiums earned
Amount of interest money received
Amount of=ineome from other sonrees
Losses paid during the year 08,450 00
Losses paid during the sear which accrued
prior to the year 5,200 00
Ambunt paid and owing for reinsurance " 1,3 74
Amount of return premiums paid' 3,851 31
Amount of divide niis paid during the year.... 38,919 00
Amount of Saneness,. including commissions
and fees paid to agents and officers of the
Oompany and taxes.. 24,790 07
Amount of alt other expenditures .. . ... - 2,955 00
HENRY CROCKER President;
66.627 65
24,215 31
W. H. HOLLISTER, Secretary
The undersigned are prepared to offer liberal induce
ments to parties wishing to insure in the above well
k n own Oolopat)y, either on policies' for the whole term of
life, Or on the TINAIBAB., NON4OItr.g.ITITSE
SA BINE & DUI',
AGENTS AND AT rOBNIES TOR THE COMPANY,
PIIILATiELPHIA; Pa.•
V . o. 147 SOUTH FOURTEI STREET
JeiMjy2 2t
OIRARD FIRE AND MARINE'
anima 416 WALNUT STBEV, PUTLARELPHJA,
This company continues to take risk• on the earn
Glasses of Property at low rates.
The public can rely upon itaxesponelbility, and
ty to pay losses promptly. Its +disbursements for Zs
benefit of the public, during the last nine years, exceed
$500,000,
and we reopeotftdly solicit ifs !'avor in the Mara
CHAS. L DUPONT, . JERRY WALKER,
JOHN W. *MAI:MORN, JOHN THORNLEY,
O. 1. HEABLITY, ABRAHAM HART,
DAVID BOYD, Jr., PETER S. HOE, of N. 1.
WM. M. SWAIN, TURMAN SHEPPRD
JOSEPH HLAPP, N. D. N. S. LAWRENCE,
WIN. 0. RUDMAN, JOHNSUPPLER.
...$200,000
.11,33., B. ALVOED, Secretary-
VADIE .I.NSITit •
,IL! No. 4Q6 CHESTNUT
FLUB AND LAMA
DIBRO
6,000 00
T. N:Bnek,
Ohm. Siehard.ron;
Gerry Lewis, Jr.,
Geo. A. West, • -
O. W.Davie,
FRANCIS -N. BGO
CIL& RLE3 REM
WILLTA DSB T. BLANCH
5,93 to
riOMBIONWEALTO FIRE
EANcns cvmPaztv.,. or Tlia OUTS Of
PrZIEBYLVANI.A.
David Jayne, - M. D., - Charlet! H. Roger,
John M. Whitall, \ John R. Walker,
ltd - ward 0. Knight, Hobert Slam:maker,
Thomas S. Stewart, - - 1 William Stfuthers,
Beery Lewis, Jr, - f Elijah Janes.
DAVID lAVNB, M D., Presidant.
JOHN- M.WHITALL, Vice erasident
SAMUEL E. MOON, Secretary. -
Office, Rommourrealth Building. 01.3 OgEBT'DDI
Str.m. Phibvielrobta. - .at-irtt.
WILLIAN T
FIRE-WORKS,
... . ; 113,744 22
- . 6,560 . 05
6,933,50
40,000 00.
100 00'
22,852 89'
4,793 44 ,
.. 5,399 31
E.G. WFIITIVIAN &
AT THEIR NEW STORE',
OVESTETIT ST., BELOW FOURTH,
je2S.t NAXT DOOR TO ADAMS' EXP .R.BbS.
PIIILAVELPi/lA, Z!A.
1411.1tE CRACKERS.-500' bozos; Gold
Chop No. 1 Fire Oraekers.
Orangea and Lemons, in prime oraer, for sale by
RHODES & WlLLLialltr
ie3.B No. 107 South WATBUTtrfet.
g. Fpia THE PARTICULAR AT-
$250,000
$ 3 000 00
' 539 Rq
6,321 30
.1.557:17
S , P. 060 L COTT O.N
Pronounced one of the beet and cheapest Spool Ca-
tans in the market A full supPli on hand. - je24-Im*
6 000 , 00
211,102 50
4,000 00
2,000 00
WHEELER & WIES9N,
SEWING MACHINES,
628 CHESTNUT STREET,
5267.9.1.7 71
HE 4qtß 4AYEt3' REF-Pap-ERA ,
TM."
Theiee axe, beyond doubt, the most selimtifto . s:ind effisisMt
REFRIGERATORS
tn. Ilse, being WARRANTED to
KEEP PROVISIONS LONGER,-
WITH LESS ICE,
?SAN ANY OTHER&
4,300 00
3.500 :00
$t9;661,90
ENTAILLNG , AT WHOLESALE PRIGES.
Also, &largo assortmord of 'LW, most approved
WATER COOLERS.
J. B. CLAYS:,,
roi23-if No. leas MAIMET Street:
16,071 49
1 41 - 1,11111 , 8 SAFE DEPOT ET.
UPPED to No. 21 Boxth SNVENTH Street, - Ana
Ballo Institute.
The underelgned, thanking for pant favors, and being
determined to rmerit futue pptrenaga, has negated at
elegara end• convenient Aare, and has now on hand a
large aneortment of Lilhe's Celebrated Wrought and
Chiliad Iron Fire and Burglar Fuca Saes, (kba only
etrialay flre and burgles proof safest/nada) Alno, LIM%
Unequalled Bank Vali% Safe, and Bank Lodes.
Bank VanitDoore and Locke will LaSerigebei
tc.erder on short mare. This lathe etrongeet, heat pro.
.tooted, end cheapere Door and Lack ret.oirelled.
Also, peWticalar attention be to Nevi
Cabinet Safe, for Mate, Jewe7,27, ho. Thhi Safe le eon.
ceded to mums in style and elegance anything yet et.
fend for this irtrpoele, and lathe only one that le BMW,
fire and tinnier proof.
BPEOIAL heir SW on hand Fey twenty ct
Torrid, Herring, , & bite, swat of them nearly new,
and some Piety of other 'makers, comprial' ng a complete
assortment ne to einem, and all lately exchanged lot the
now calearated _lathe Safe. They will be , sold at Ton
low prima. Ploisee gall and examine.
je.25-151 N. O. SADLER, Agent.
10,4113.74
A 832 34
4 , 963 OfE
EVANS &- WATSON'S:
5..q,4m4,2r0mi say*
• : STORE,
_ .I 6 SOUTH FOURTH MUM,
- .PITILADELPHIA,
. _
PIiIiA.DIILPHiA, PA.
A, loyicO.vartity of WIRZ-1 . 11007 EASEB tolwAya os
aim TURTLE, AND CLAM SOUP
— NMI served np daily (Baadege exaested) by JA.11134
PUeeSER, 808 ttiAltit VT Street,
• Families supplied um:ad. -
Or THE
MAY 26th, 1862.
se u ed..
ASSETS.
LIABILITIES.
INCOME.
EXPENDITURES.
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL 0200,000
DIBEOTORS
THOMAS CRAVEN, PresideuL
A. S. GILLETT, Vice Free Went
tica64f
CE COMPANY.
Street.
ND INSURANCE.
r TOES.
E. D. Woodruff,
John Kessler, Jr, ,
P. S. Justice,
Washington Jonas,
Chas. Stokes,
I John W. 'Ever-man:
)K, President.
I,IIPSON, Vice President.
Booretari".
FIREWORKS
SUPERIOR QUALITY.
FRRNOtt, AIRERICAN, AND OHIEESE
SKY-ROORETS,, BOHAN DANDLES,
COLORED STARS, WHEELS, FLYERS,
ROSETTES, FIREMEN'S TORORES,
TORPEDOES,
FANCY PIECES, Etc.,
FOR SteLF,
WHOLESALE AND' RETAIL, BY
SPOOL COTTON:
TIONTION OF
.THE TRApE.'2
ALTEMUS 80 COZENS',
WO: 241 CHESTNUT STREET,
SOLID AMENT EOR:
GREEN DANT
CEIMBIUTED
SBWING MtCHIli ES
PHILADELPHIA
REFRIGERATORS AND COOLERS
SAFES.
TROLLOPE' - B
NO RT ET. AMERICA.
EAUTITORIZED EDITION.]
BY ANTHONY TROOLDPE, ESQ.,
Author of “The West Indies and the Spanish Hata,'
"Doctor Thorne," AC ,
Published by special arrengemeet with the Author.
1 vol. 12mo, CO cte.; 2 vols. 12mo, $l.
J". -B. LIPPINCOTT & Co:,
.22 AND 24 hORTH FOURTH STREET.
jet .6t
4758.00
... 15,814 89 .
1241513
pIITNAM'S REBELLION RECORD.
EDITED DT FRANK MOORE.
The Third Volume of
THIS GREAT LIVING HISTORY
Mae now been completed, $3.75.
Bent freehy Mail anywhere on receipt of the price.
JOAN worA.Rtax,,tgeml.
je2s-We3t 33 Soith STXTEI.Street, up stairs.
f ' 1'11,131`22
1 . N. B.
TWO CANT AT, NEW BOOKS.
-$57,67600
67,876 00
Mrs. Stoddard's novel, which has been so eagerly ex
voted end asnounced., The deep elements of passion,
the intense realism, and the dramatic intereet of this re
mai-Immo neTel, will place its author high among female
novelists." Price, 50 cents, paper coven, and $l, cloth
. . ... 69,320 40
. .... -.119,001 72
.... 30,164 74
61 00
IL
OBTENTAT, ILVRItitS ANA SUENI4IiY
A spicy and piquant book of travel and adventure in
the Orient. Transiatf d from tbe French of the Princess
Beigiojoso. Giving the moat bewildering and fascinating
glimpses of life in the East. The freshest, most varied,
and interesting book on Gile - subject ever published.
Price, cloth bound, with tieted engraVing, $1.25.
ie2 -ws tf
A NEW. HISTORICAL WAR AJAX.
—The cheapest, best, and most saleable War Man
published. It includes a description of each battle, with
number of killed and wounded, dm Also a most com
plete Nap, with locality of ell the battles plainly muted,
Agents ore making trout 165 to $lO per day. Specimen
copies sent by mail on the receipt of the price, TWENTY-
Irrius CENTS. Agents wanted In every •eeetion - of the
cmntry. Address
J. IV. BRADLEY, 'Publishers
it* C 6 North FOUR Ca Street, Philadelphia,
TRAVELLER'S DEVOTIONAL
LIBRANY.--The Traveller's Devotional Library,
done up in a - neat case, suitable for the pocket, contain
ing the following worse: -•
Spiritual Songs, by the Rev. J. O. Bylo.
Wait on the Lord. by Rev. James Smith.
My TllllB3 in God's Rand. by Octavio,' Winslow, D. D.
None Like Obriet. by Octavius Wtneloiv, D. D.
Going Rome, by the author of "None Like Christ."
Go and tell Jesus, by the author. of" Going Home."
Price $l.
For sale by
WILLIAM E. & ALFRED MARTIEN, .
$9O No. 606 011ESTNITT Street.
BROTHERHEAD'S CI RC U-
T T • LATINO LIERARY.—AII the NEW English
and American Books, including ALL CL.ASSEIa of Lite
rehire. Thin is. the ONLY Library in the country that
include? all the NEW ENGLISH. BOOKS that arenot
REPRINTED here.
7erlllF *5 per year; 0 =Mlle S 3; three montbß $1.60,
or 3 eeptP per day. 218 South ETGELTUetreet. je7-Im*
fIANVASSERS WANTED, for Duy.,
"4-4 ekinens "History or the War For the Haien " Ac
tive business men will fled this to be profitable employ
ment• JOHNSON. FPS, a; CO.,
je2B•Gt* 1.26 South Eighth Street.
WANTED.—The undersigned is de •
BiTOlll3 to learn whereuitner Dire REED, or Q.
REED, who resided in BUTTONIVOOD street-, a few
doors above Nintistrest, in the month of August, 1834;
also. where Mrs. MARGARET EL &OE, asho resided in
THIRTEENTH street third door above Vine strest, in
the ntotoh - of Angest,lB34, are. Any person who has
Isnewn tither of them, or can give any information about
them, or any of their relations, so that they may be
found. will tourer a very great favor by addressing F. S.
DAYTON, at the Public Ledgeroffice. lan at*
A Flitk T-OLAES SALESMAN WHO
aLIL sells a larse anaanat or near Poansilvania trade, is
06P121 for an eagagsment with a way). Dry. Goads Job ,
bing House. .Address Harry," Press office. jet, G:.*
WANTED—By an experienced per
v ern, with some capital; a giETNER with
email capital in the moot profitable branch of the Whole
gala Pry Goods trade. Address tt Permaylvanta." at
Inquirer office. j 02- fit*
A .BSISTAVT QUARTERMASTER'S
..C3 OFFICE, corm. of 6 and TWESTY-SEOOND
Streets, Wasntsgroti, D. 0 , June 17, 18$3.
EXPERIENCED TEAMSTERS can obtain employ
ment on apolication at this office, J. 3. DAN a,
jvi9-dtjel .. Captain, A.!: Q. DI-, S A.
WANTED---2.000 Men along the line
e of the Lehigh Canal, say 1,500 laborers, 250 car
penters, and 250 steno masons. • Apply to the officers of
the Lehigh Coal and Nartgation Company, at MAUCH
CHUNK, ALLTRTOWN, or HASTON, or anywhere
along the line of the works. • - jet° tf
-.coupl e .
WANTED—By a c , youn married
-.couple. a small HOUSE, in a genteel neignborhond.
Sint not to exceed tin. Pay in alvanco, or security
Any one occupying such, aboht removing. will
confer a favor by addreaaing Desirable Tenant, 13,)x.
e TO LET,
FIVE-STORY STORE,
No. 835 MARKET STREET,MORrEt SIDE
Ap ly to
25 NORTH FOURTH STRZET:
VOR SALE- Goodwill,- Stook. and.
A! Fixtures of the prinking. Saloon, No 51
THIRD Street. Inquire at B. F. GLENN'S Real Estate
Mart, 123 so-iioi Fouara Street.
• Beal Este& of every description, both city and Coun
try, for Salo arid Exchasp,e, 3a23-tf
dit $ 1 .e50 FOR . A THREE-STOGY
.11LBRICK HOI7SE, SUS . CUT EIRE'S" , Street, above
Twenty-first. below Arch 5150 cash, balance in ito tat
xnente. H..• O. THOMPSON, 933 ARCH' St. Its
it TO RENT—A. hir;lrvtrEi.R
o. or
" part;vith Carriage Howe and Stt ng. Inquire at
the place. iu lIARROWGA.TE lane. chi.
je27-3t4 ' MRS: MAPPTERR.
WA U
LNT STRET, WEST'PEII-
EaLADELPIIIA.-FOR SALE—A substantial three- -
story STONE DWELLING, with back bnildingoita
ate on the south aide of 'WALNUT, (the most; ..
fasknona•
ble street 'te tbe city,) between Thirty-sweetly and=
Tbirty.sightb streets. Onrbed, 'pared; and gas and'
water introduced. Lot, 32 front by 171 in•
it being the we stereniost bouse, and now occupied. Terms
of payment will be made reasonable, it being offered' for
sale to clean. an estate. APP . 'S' to TGYBE• NO 115'
GOTIIIO Street, between 10 and 6 &plea.. ,ie27:lm
DESIRABLE HOUSAni TO' LET',
Sital AT LOW RENTS, at 46 111 REEL ESti
TATE DEPICT."
Rouse No. 500 South TWENTY-BEGONE'Street,
oontaining six rooms. Rent $lO per month.
Rouses Nos. 40S'and 410 QUINGE Street; containing.
four rooms each. at slo.her month.
13"onso No. 1337 ORE .SE Street. containing six rooms,
at $lO per month. •
Home No. 310 Smith SIXTII Street, containing-ten
rooms and Sbop hack. Rent $2O per month.
• Rome No. 227 MONROE Street, containing eight
roms lately occupied as a bakery. Rout slur per
BOMB xo—uo SIIIPPEN Street, containing seven•
rooms. .bath and gas. Rent $1.13.67 per month.
_ A Stable, containing five stalls, on. WHO Streetobove ,
Quince. Rent $8.33 per month.
Apply to . • THClid-A8 MARTIN,
Real Estate Agent and Collector,
W. corner. THIRD and LOMBARD Streets.
s&Lip, good PARAP 4ANDBOrt Arta
strong, Elk, Forest, and LycomThg counties, Pennsyl-
REMOVAL.
E., G. WHITMAN & 00.,
CONFECTIONERS,
RAYS REMOVED FROM SECOND AMY OREST
NUT SPREETS
To. No. 318 CHESTNUT STREET',
BELOW BOISEEK,
NEXT. DOOR TO ADAMS Js CO.'S EXPRESS.
je2o.lmif
DE 31.0 V A I,..,TOTSDA.MER &
BRO ~ Cap Manufacturers, liave removed front No.
Ilb North THIRD. Street, to the capacious store, No. MS
MARKET Street, where thog opens anew and corn;
plete assortment of goods in , their line; je26.3tire-
GENTS' FURNISFUNG GOODS
CHAS. L. ARUM & 00.,
GENTLEMEN'S FINE SHIRTS
FURNISHING. GOODS,
CHAS L. -ORUM
7e6-lm
VINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
The Subscriber would invite attention to hie
IMPROVED ()UT SiIISTS,
Whlchhe makes a speciality in his business. Also, con
startly receiving
tiOTELTIRS FOR GENTLRRER'S WEAR.
SOOTT,
GENTLEMEN , SPUBITISIIING toTORIC '
No. 814 CHESTNUT .STREE T,
'leg.tt rour dem below the Oontinetttel.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
READY TO-DAY
TUE MOBGESONS
CARLETON, Publisher,
CIRCIILATIPIG LIBRARY.
WAN TN.
!OR. SALE AND TO LET.
WM. H. BACON,
REMOVALS-.
SUCCESSORS VO OLDENRSRGH a T.i.QoAxi,
Manufacturers of and Dealers in
No. 14 North FOURTH STREET'
PRILAPELPRIA.
ALEX. M. THOMPSON
._, PHILADELPHIA SPRING?
Id.RETnia. l I
SUFFOLK PARS.
JUNE 28, rgao6ani DAY 'SAIURDAY,
- ' FIRST RACE.
PURSE SI,M-TIIREE NUM MCAT&
Dr. J. W. Weldon, b. m. Bettie Ward, 5 years old, by
Lexington. Drees--Rod 'and maroon.
J. W. Olay, b. m. Ella D., 5 years old, by Vandal, dam
Biker ,to Cray Eagle. Dress—Blue, blue and white.
J. G Moore's b. m. idletuad, 5 yens old, by Losing.
ton; darn by Glencoe.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL PREMIIIII—ILTHES'
- GlFT—Oinked with the followinn Entrits:
1. M. Whitehouse, b. h. One-Eyed Jim, aged —, by
Boston, imp. dam Andrew m , M. Whitehouse, rider.
11. Warnock, ch. g 4 years old, by Hens Boston,
dam by Wapner, B. Thompson, rider.
3.- Zillah, Harker, ch. m., 5 years obi, Rid Bird, V.
Byers•. rider.
4 Merles Matbey's br. h. Othello, 4 years old, H. Wood-
red, rider.
b. William U. Strong, g. m. Alice Grey, aged —, Wm
Gardiner, rider.
b. William Wilson, br. h. Panic, aged —, J. Robinson,
rider.
RESULT OF THIRD DAN'S II&OES
sre:ctr, DASTI—ONE MILE.
. ... .. ..
John Hunter's lilies Jessie, 8 years old, by Revenge;
dem Fanny Fern, by Glineoe 1
Z. ili ard's 8 years old, by Lexington; dam
by Yorkshire
.... '52
P. a. Bash's lierolite, 3 years old, by Revenge;.
dam Rhoda, by Gleam) - 3
. . Time
~.1.46X.
lIIIDAT'S RAOE-PURSE $506-SULE lIEATS-BEST TIMIC
J. W. Clay's. Wagram, 4 snare old, by Yorkshire; dam
Tom, by Glencoe 4 1. 1 1
11r. 3. W. Weldon's Hilborougb, 4 years old, im
portedbs Stockwell; dam by Lanencost 1 4 3 2
Z. Ward's Pope Sweigart, 5 Tears old. by Glen
coe; dam own sister to Little Flea, by Gray
&ogle 2 2 2 2
P. 0. Buth'e Cyclone, B years old, by Vandal;
dam lifarygold • 3 3 4 4
Time L49,g, 1.4736, 1,40, 1.50.
RACE 2 -commence at `3
o'clock. All entries to stark
Tralna leave the Baltimore Depot at 1 o'clock 10
minutes, and 2 o'clock, to the Course direct..- Returning
alter the Races are over.
PRIVILIS oE BADGES giving all the vrivilege3 FOE
ONE DAY, can be, heti at the gate. Price $2.
PRIDE OF ATAIISSION.--:Field Tickets can be htd
at the Rafts, - Depot. Price 50 cents. Tickets for - the
Ladiea' Btancl4l.
Entries for each day's Race, will close at the Course
half en hour after the Wit Bace.
FOOLB sold every evening end morning by DEIR
WOOD & °ASSAD), nt the CONTINENTAL HOT Z.L.
't/CRS. JCERN DREW'S
Attpa-sTnirsT THEATRE
Benefit of
F. S. 0 11P,ITFEA.Er.
'I'O•NIGET. (SFt.irday.) Jon.. 28th, 1882,
- TEE EIBBEIN HAND.
S. Chaufran,
Capitala (with songs) Dm C. Henri.
During - the Piece,
a Grand
PLANT&TION BONG AND DANCE,
To conclude with a
GLANCE AT NEW EGER
Moie
NEW YORE.,
F. S. Chanfram e
Monday. Beaefit of Mr. Bailey.
ith of July; 2 Performances.
Prices an usual. Curtain risen at 8 o'clock.
\ -- A -- T:AINiJT.ETREET FIE &TB E
v v Sole Lesise "Mrs. M. A GA:RI:EPSON.
TB IS (Saturday) EVENING, June 2Sth,
Last night of . ..the encasement 0 , the great 'American
Comic Actr9 , R,
JULIA. DALT.
A YiEw 00111 EDY, FIRST TIME
' TERVE GREAT PIECES
ABSENCE OF MIND.
Jereeta
Song "
.The PeteleVe Plume"
Cary;line Morton, (airh pongp.)
.71381L8 HALL.
Toorbillon, Mr. Boker 4 Icettle,=, Min Fanny Brown
Dooro oven et 73 o'clock Connano... at 8.
riONTISENTAL THSATRE.
MIL SOL. DAVIS. Sole Leggee.
Tenth Night of
BOOLEY'S MINSTRELS, .
The meet "popular troupe of artists in Ai - wriest.
- nth Night of the origival artist,
MR. fIHARLES GARDINER.
Scam d Time of the SITFYOLR. RACES.
Third Time of LA TRAFF.A.TA,
And 11 New Ack.
Coolest Theatre in America; Cheapest Prices, nod
beet entertainment. Pram Circle, 25 Cents; Family Cir
cle only 10 Cents. . • . jel3•tf
- A SSENIBLY BUILDLNGS.
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS ,
GREAT NAUTIOAI. ENTERTAINMENT.
TRILLING SCENES
IN TILE LIFE OE A
Y qICERE WRALEM •
EVERY-EVENING, at. B O'clock preCisoll.
'SELECT MATINEE, SATURDAY at o o'clock.
Adrutstrlon 245 cents. Six Tickets far ano dollar. Chil
dren 10 cants.
Libpral arrangements made for schools on Wednesday
Afternoons. je23-fir
PENNSYLVANIA ACADMIT OF
THE FINE ARTS, 1925 OHESTRM Street--
TL
eplendid "E, hihition of Paintings and Scalptura mil
Close on t a 281 h inst
isernittgare redneed to.lo acute; Childreclolr prim
Open from 9 A. 91. till 1 P. ra , and from ° tiP
j•-•? 3
--;-74 Path A. DE LPH
AND READING- BATLRO . D.
EXCURSION TICKETS,
\ -
GOOD FLOM SATURDAY. JUNE 28, TO MONDAY,
To he sold the following rates
FROM PIIILADELMITA to HARRISBURG.
POTTSVILLE, or. LEBANON, and Mots....
POET CLINTON
fIIC >NG
POTTSTOWN .....
PIRENIXTILLIG
And between alt stations at reduced' aras during the
above ten da) e. je2B Tt
tic
` F 0 R TEFF SEA
SHORE!- SIJYTITER
BANGEUENT.-CANDEN AND ATLANTIC RAU.
800.
Titres traine dailv to Atlantic City and retima, (Sun
days excepted). Trains leave TINE-Street 'Ferry a:
follows:
plait Train
Ex real . .
Freight and Acconnondarion
RETURNING:
Leaves, Atlantic Mail Train 4 40 P. M.
Express Train €1 18 A. M.
" Freight and. A eeemmodation.3 18
. _
FARE 51.80. Rnved•trip Tickets. load only for the
day and train an ;Mich they are issued, Se.% &war
mon Tickets, good for three day., SI Hotels are now
a ANDR EXCURSION.—D MU
ILA on= •HowiTz Es BiTTBRY. BIRGFE LC'S
BR/GBDIS BAND. Tat get practice with 'Wiled .lannon,
Bbot. and Shell at lone range. on the De!aware. by
Warner BT)SPHEN GIRARD, MONDAY. Jena 30tb,
at 10 o'clock, iron 60IITR.8rRERT WHARF. B. 0.•
treatments on board. Tickets $l. admitting a laiy and
gentleman. or two ladles. To be had at the netragaver
office of the Continental Rotel, and at the Wharf h , fore
starling. jrt4.6t
lINEMNINWEST CI : INK l ER,
AND PIITLADEL MIA RAIL-
VIA MEDIA.
FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSIONS.
Excursion Tickelm will he sold to West Chester, good
for the 3d, 4th, and sth of July.
Fere for the Round Trin, One 'Dolhr.
jr2S.si HENRY WOOD. Sup.rintendent.
EXCURSIONS.
'EXCURSIONS.
SUNDAY SCHOOLS. LIT - xi - ma SOCIETIES,
So., cc.,.fib& Beautiful ['MOVES, mitb ample ac
commodaticem, Ou the lino oldie toad, is the 'vicinity of
MEDIA.
RATES 'VERY LOW.
Committees can 'view the Cecina& without charge.
Fix fat therinfbrination apply at the TICKET OFFICE
in the Depot,
N. E. Corner of EISHTEENTO and MARKET Sta.
je2s.St
~a :~~''
FOAD, VIA MEDIA.
PLEASANT A•RVT CHEAP AFTERNOON EX
CURSIONS ON TrESDAYS AND FRIDAY.%
Ceuntry end the most beautiful
Seenery in the vicinity of Philadelphia
On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS of each week until
further notice an Extra 7 rain will leave West Chester at
6.551'. X. ror Philadelphia.
Passer gets buying - Excursion Tickets can take either
the 2 or 4410 P X Train teem Philadelphia, and the 5
or 6.55 P.. Train from West Chester.
.. • . . - .
ROUNP-TRIP TICKETS FROM PEUILADELPHIA.
to all Stations east of West Chester, good on any of the
above Trains, out or in, may be had on these days ONLY,
a EXCURSION It4TES, good only on the days loured.
For further inftirmation, apply at the Ticket Oaks, ito
the Erpot, E". corner of EIGHTEENTH and .51.LE
HET Streets. _ -
MANY DELIGHTFUL 10GATION3 FOI EHMEER BVAILItaa..
ON THE LINE OF' THE ROAD,
je2l-tuwfs If
MOUNT MORIAH CEMETERY.
This ground is located a few yards off the Darby reel,
about the was distance from the city ad:laurel Hill, and
le beautifully situated on the highest point-of ground for
miles extend.
Its soil is admirably adapted for the Arirppse designed',
being high and dry. The public are -invited be examine.
its claims before purchasing elsewhere.
Gemara] and sectional plane may be onamized at the
'N9. VS SOUTH lairan SWIM%
Where luny further inforreetion wilt he cheerfully ret.
terded by the agent.
DESIRABLE LOTS.
AT LOW PRIOR% AND ON MIEBIJJ TERMS",
Are now in the =whet, soma of them in Beddow' 3ns
opened, having hitherto been held in reserve.
Orrice iiivl773 from 8 A. M, to 4 P.M., end either he,
fore or L aiter`theee banns, at the reeddence of the mom.
signed,
11.—Ckorreysime to end teem the Cemetery fog
ono ae desire to mmolusee. myls-2m
_
NJPENING OF A SUMMER GAR , -
DEL—The undersigned bogs leave to inform tlia
public that he has opened for the season his rpm GAR
DEN and 'HOTEL, at the toot of GOATEE' Strad, oppp.
die Fairmount Park. Families are partierolavly invited.
fee °ream, Oaken, exoellarit Leger Bee! of Donee breve
ivy, leo., always on hand. •
• HENRY P1110N.4.
01:14TS
TAE TURF
A ft/USE IFIENTS
..]!Tina Julia Daly
Julia Daly
THE YANKEE 13EntRgS
&INS Julia Daly
SEA 13ATH1NO.
JULY' 7, 1862,
JOHN G. BRYANT
EXCURSIONS
WEST CD - ESTER AND
PRILADELPFIIA BAILEOAD.
VIA MEDIA,
WEST CH - ESTER
-AND PHILADELPHIA BAIL
HENRY WOOD,
Superintendent
COMPANY'S OFFICE,
No. 314 NORTH TENTH STREET.
FREpERTOK A. VAN 01. STE,
QIINJEIRA.I4 AREFIT
.. .. 303
130 A IL
P. M.
...6.00 P. M