Weekly Review of the Philadelphia Markets.
Philadelphia, July 4,1862.
Businteß generally baa been depressed this week by
the unfavorable news from the seat of war, and the trans
actions in the produce markets been to a moderate
extent only. Bark is less active, and prices are un
changed. Breadstuff* are held with more firmness, but
Without much doivg Caudles are steady. Coal is un-
SotUed. Coffee, Siwar, and Molasses meet a fair inquiry.
Cotton is scarce, and prices have advanced. Foreign
fruit of all kinds ii scarce. Re change in Hemp or
Hides. The Iron market is firm at the advance noted
fast week. Lumber tain fair request for the season at
rates. The market for Naval Stores Is quiet.
Piaster is steady. Provisions are duU. Bke ii firmer.
Bait.—Pricta are fitm. Tallow, Teas, and Tobacco re
main as last quoted. Wool is beginning to come for*
tvard more treaty, and ptioea are beittr.
The Floor market is better this week, owing to the
favorable advices from obioad, but there is not much
■Activity in tto 1 demand, and no material change to note
In prices j about ?4,t.00 bois bave been t .keo, iu:atts tor
•export, at s4.so®* 76 lor superfine*, SitJ7as for com
mon extra and extra family $ ®s.&o tor good
choice do, and s6©6 6Q per bbi for faucy Oraudi, as to
•quality, including 6,000 bul« moatiy Western family, on
trims kept private; the sale* to the trade nave been to a
fair exteat, witbm tho some range of pricer. Bye Flour
is ecitce, *ud gooii eelis at $8 26 per bbi. Corn Heal id
also scarce; fijlibbis reim*, *old at $2.75, and 300 bbls
Hratdj wine.ut a puce \Yb did not learn.
WBBiT-.-r-l oe :-ffVri»KH bgbt, and there is more
demand, rnto* s at the close being rath«r better: satos
Xtoch about 80,00 b bus at 120® 125 c tor fair to prune
'WiisUrn ami I'ciinsilvaii'.* red, and 13v®l3bo tor white.
•Rjp—oceipla are light; aud ,P«miMjivauia com
m aids 87eudo uu.. Corn is in good demaiw, but the
•receipts are light; satoa ot 20,000 bus yellow at 54<b56c
for prime, aih-ut, aud , 63®04i;, iu etore. which ia an ad
vance—-icclading tome damaged at 47®52c, a* to condi
tion! Oats are &Ut>dy at 40e and 37©
88c for BeUware, wnh iuoeerate sates of cue former.
I'iUUVISI >N3.— ihe mark* t generally bus been quiet
Dork is but. Little matured after ; 350 Obis western and
•City muss solo a, sli©ll# per bbi. City mess beef sells
fit $13©15, and wi-mem *usi2 cash. Itac.m-—:here isa
fair demand ; lor plain and lauoy Hams, 40u «a*ks plain
SoSdat6©Bc; canvassed du 8©9o; dates s^©6c, and
•Shoulder* at &•*{ ©4#o, cash amt 3o d.njs, : Uieeit meats
Arudull; bhleeoiSuu casks picked Hams ut
•SlJod at sc; ana w o liters 3#©3# t c«»ha»d time. L«rd,
the tecetptb aie light and me ®nie.i omrii reduced; eaies
Of tes uno b*l» nt cash, and cotnmrn. at 7% ®
‘3KM 2Sok*g-'goott wettern told-at'9c, aud 200 pkgs
-C.-untryat&#©7j*c. butter tneeis»fur demaud with
Brit* et toiia packet atll®i2o. lb Eggs are worth
end cbtHSO7®7J4uper: &.
BUSTAii?*.—i'll© matkoi fjr Pjg'iriin continues Brea,
aid htoktrs me not Kujri.ma tu ael «K p<e-eut fates; **it*a
Of &©tJOO tons No. 1 at $24. aud No. 2 at $23, G uio ithv
-Be neb Fig is held at $26 ou time. d»v*, Biduujs, uud
loile r iiouare oi.cha-jgwl. Lead—-Thue is very title
Block here; small sales of Galena ate making at $0.90
cash,: Copper—Sheathing continues dull. Yellow
Btito at 22c, t> u:oe
■ BA.BK,—Those is very little Quercitron offering, and
the demoni i« light; *4e« of let No. lat s33# & toa.
Tannurs Bark is eresdy, and quutod ac for
Chestnut, Spat-tab oak
BKKSWaX is toaroi', and puiue yellow commandg 333
. .
CANDLES. —There is very little doing; Sperm com
mand 2Sr, 4 luootts; <Jity*iuude Adutuuncme raa|e at
from l& to 1r0,4 uoutbs.
COAb.— Tbeie isactivity in the trade owing to
the advanced ratesoen>anded by dealers in cbnsequeuco
Cf the Beading li&ilruad and ScnayikiUOanai huviug put
Cp thdr rates of f«eigbi aun toll; wß'qu>xe Wutte Ash at
25®4 EO, and Be J i?4.5ua4,7d ton at It chm >nd.
OOKFES.—Tho uihTket to qu.tt, firm, out the oem-uxd
Xtoderak ; su es of 1,200 bags, inciudiue Bio, at, ldadlc,
H'jguajia at ©m-, Java 25c, and friage at ibfc®
on lime, -
OUf'iON,— Tlieatcck in the handaof the doalova la
Jlearly exbua>totl, and it is in steady demand at a turih.-r
Ndvatce ot full 2c. Sales of 300 butos, mudil. at 3y®4t)o
lb, cash, f< r low tn middling quslicy.
DI'CJGS AND DVEa.—Thire is very little doing in
ftny kind, atd are very light. •
I’KATHKbs—Small sales of good Westorn ace mak-
Sag at 88ffl42c lb.
FlfeH—Tho oero md for Mackerel continues United;
•Sales ol 260 bbi * now No. 3s, Irom tbe whurf, at ss.iO $
.X>bl, and 90t bbls JSoi 1 and 2ou pmato t'irms Che
Storeqnotatlown aio $8 50 for No. i;soi>o for No 2, aud
Sa 7506 tor new large.3i. Codfish are scarce, aud sell
Ut #3 25 100 lbs. Pickled Herring aro ex*rumeto duU
tit SI.SQOJ3but; 4.0i0 boxesroJklsoul at*i<sc ;iox.
IJiUI r, -Tim market is poorly supplied ivirn tore an;
8» Its of a Jew Orai gteand Lemons from storeas $4.i840U
box. Bbislt>a are scarce. A eargu of Bauajia P.ne
Apples sold Ht $7«»9 3P* 100. In Soimrsivs P’ruit there is
jnoiedoin* ; >uttB of Dried Apph-s »f Sec tor i»ld, and
for new Ptachts rauae from 4to 8c tor uu-
Jmred qnariers and halves A »ew Greeu Apples have
and i-oid atsl.6o®3 barre-.
FBKJGHlS—Liverpool Freignts are steady at 2i 9d
for flour; lOd tor graiu, and 26®28.< for heavy goods.
The lost engagement to San Francisco was for coal, at
$l4 ton. Th-re is no vessel ou the herttt tor London,
«nd the rates aro nominal.. To tho West £.idios, three
•charters.have been thadeat 40clor sugar, and s3*3 60
for molasses, for eign port charges paid. A bark was
taken to Pernambuco at $1 out, and a br*g out aud
Lack at a round sum; also, two veSAobi to New Orleans
find return were t«k**n in the same way. The B .stoa
jackets are geiting 26c for Sour; 6o for grain, and s®rc
lor measurement-goods. Goal freights are unsettled and
lower. ■
GINSENG is scarce, and crude is worth 58aG0c & Jb,
•<sash.
GUANO.is out of senson, and the ocly sale reported is
fclot of Sombrero, for manufacturing, at a price not made
2>ubiic.
, HK3IP Is very quiet, and no saleß are reported.
HIDES atefinu, and the stock ligot; no salo3have
Come under our notice.
‘ HOPS are held with more firmness; small aalos at 18®
Soo lb tor that con Eas'wn and Yeat-rn.
LUSIBKB ia in fair request for the seiwon, but with.
Out f Bsential uhao£** in prices: sales of Velio * Bao B-iardg
At $13®14, and « cargo Eastern Laths at $125 31.
BJOLASSES is quiet, but firm; there to very tittle of
fering; sales of Miba Muscovado at 27©29c, and clayed
At 23025 c, 4 mnmh*. .
NAVAL hTOltSd—Thera has been a firmer f eling
in the market ge)>er»H? since our U*t notice:'b*Hi or
Botin at®9,so® 10,60 V.bhl,; Pitch is steady at-$9.60,'
and Tar a». 811 Spirits Turpentine is In steady de
mand at SI 8701.40 gallon.
OlL^.—Lins» ed U better, with further sales at 93»920
gallon. 'Lard Oil U neglected. Winter is nominal at
©O&ffic. For Ftfih Oils U a firm feeling aud-m »ro
demand from ftore. The market is well supplied with
Petroleum, end the article has advanced la2c. Sales of
Crude at 10®10j$r,iM,c! refined as 20028 c. -•
PLABTLB.— tiit-re is butllUle 'coining foYffnrd: sales
Cf soft at S2-5U t<-n.
BlCE.—Tbert i*‘little or no Carolina here \ sales of
3Eaßt India at sjs a-sj( c. cash. .
SALT.—An invoice of Liverpool fine and ground,
•Cm
tmprismg 8,100 bags, sold on rerius kept private.
BEBD 41 . —7 here is very little Cloveraeed coming in;
Bales at s6«i 6,12# bus. Timothy is worth SI 75»2,
and hut little here. Flaxseed ia much wanted at 10®
3.15 *r bus.
BUG AB,—There U a moderate inquiry, both from tb •
fmtroftnd the trade, and prices are well maintains! 5
Bales *f 700 bbds, mostly Cuba, at 7®80.00 time.
SPIBITS.-—Br»i,dy and Gin are quiet but firm , N. E.
Hum is better, and selling at 37«r38c Whi-ky meets u
limited iDQm*y, snrt prices ar«, hardly.main'ftined ; sales
of Ohio hbls at COc- Pennsylvania at 29c, 2oc, aad
grudge at 28c gallon.
TALLOW.-Small sales are making, at 9c cash for
©tty render*d, and for cu. try.
' TOBACCO.—There is very little manufactured bore,
Ond prices are s*IU l eking up; small lots of Kentucky
jLeaf have been received, hut the gal'-s are light.
WOOL.—The reotpts of the new clip are increasing;
there is a good infinity from the tnanufao p urerB a-id
prices are wtll maintained, ranging at from4B®s2c *B* lb,
Ike latter for fine Jleece.
C J T ¥ IT EM S.
A "Work of Humanity.— -If there is. any
jHrofesrion which baa ever outrun, in its humaaltarlan
jnltsion, Ute work 01. lie operatifig surgeon during tbesa
times of death, audlJeatruetioa to life and is that
•Of our Rented and distinguished townsman. Dr. B, Praai.
Palmer, whose -genios has far years been sncosasfoUy
employ'd in producing tha best substitutes, for natural
legs and arms that the world has erer seen. Wa are
happy to state in this connection that, with characteristic
generosity, Dr. Palmer is now, and with continue in fu
ture, to bestow the benefits of hi* great inventions upon
those disabled iu tl e dtfenco of our country that may re*
•Quine bis services, without any remuneration beyond the
friere cost o: bis.limbs. He now occupies the position of
burgeon Attlet to the Government lustimtlona, Wash
ington, and to all the Medical Oollegea The surgeons of
cor Army and Navy have actfed wise!? in adopting the
«< palmer Limbs ** tu preference to any others, as for use
their superiority ever the imitations ot the day has been
triumphantly established on both aides of the Atlantic.
A FINE CARTE :BE VI3ITE Of the Royal
family of France (copied from a magnificent French en
! graving,) has just been published by Ontakuosi, at hie:
Thotograpbic Galleries, Nos. 704 and 708 Arch street.
Iho picture has peouliat attractions at ibis time, from
its two youthful jor'raite of Iho two youog Princes of
Louis Phlllippe’s family, who were, natil. Mmdav las!,
In General Mo'leban's staff. The portraits, twe] re in
number, wittj I.onis Phillippe in the centre of the group,.
are all admirable likenesses, and the picture I upon the
whole is a great success as* work of art. As an at
5, nipt at reproducing engravings In thopefftcart,?, for
the album, wo have seen nothing to canal it.
Another Great Improvement in Stoves.—
A really gocd article is always bound to make its own
reputation. Wo too this demonstrated In Mr, John S.
Clark’s great ficenomtcat family .Cooking drove, the praise
Of which is now ou the tongues of a thousand sensible
housekeepers. Its Economical properties are really
Wonderful. One lon of coal in six months, la doing the
cooking for alarge family, is- tha outside of its fnel'con
tramlng capacity, and as the price of coal is now advanc
ing, this saving is an Important item. Lateiy.Mr, Ulark
has added a great improvement to this celebrated stove;
We allude to the Water Back attachment introduced in
it, by which the stove serves the purpose, of heating wa
ter for the Bath and culinary purposes, in abundance,
Without an additional fit e. The atove, with this admira-
Ible attachment, is now in use in a number of dwellings,
Rnd supplies hot water to all parts of the house It may
Bleo he seen in operation at Mr. Clark 1 ,: warerootns, Ho
| Market street.
Messrs. E. Ct. Whitman & Co., having
I Supplied the patriotic public with their elegant explosives
| for the Fourth, at their hew store, Chestnut. street, be-;
I low Fonrth, next door to the Adams .Express butliing,
are now gratifying their patrons with their choice sum-
Dior confections. The great success of these gentlemen
lis deserved. They manufacture the richest purest, and
[ most beautiful confectionery made in this country,. aad
I have tho sagacity to sell It at prices to suit everybody.
I Bence their store and their goods are universal fayorlte3
I With young ana old.
A Cool Suggestion.— Daring the boat of
hummer, improper dress Is in no part of the human body
more detrimental, to health than the head., An almyat
omnipotent preventive of disease, in fact, at this season,
Is found in keeping tho head cool. The selection of a
hat, therefore, becomes a matter of sanitary importance,
Warburton’s elegiipt summer hats, in every variety, at
j 830 Chestnut street',meet tho philosophy; upon this point
|e a nicety. His stock of Straw Hats Is uoriyalled.
A Great Portable wLiatrr.—The great
est—because tho most effective, convenient, economical,
tmd safest— Portable Light now in use, and which
phould bo adopted by-everybody, is ths celebrated IPif
ters Lamps for burning kerosene oil, an absolxttlij non-
I /expletive article, maDufacturett and sold, wholesale and
tetall, by Messte. Witters * Co., at their “ bight Etu-
Ijsorium,” Ho. 38 North Eighth etreet, corner of Hilbert.
Mr. A. L. Vansant, the loading Oonfec
liioner of this city, Is now displaying, at his store, Ninth
[and Chestnut streets, among the deltoious edibles in bis
lline, fine black Hamburg, Muscat, aud other varieties of
[hot-homo giapea; also, new bo*-, house Peaches, and
I luscious Bananas, and several choice new confections,
Uxprossly adapted for the season.
I Pure Liquors for Mebicinal Purposes.—
Mr, 0. H. Mattson, dealer in floe family groceries. Arch
»nd Tenth streets, in order to meet a public necessity,
how keeps constantly on hand a supply ot genuine old
[Brandies and Wines, of undoubted purity, and specially
[adapted for medicinal purposes. Our fltst physicians do
mot hesitate to recommend them to their patients as
peHoWe for genuineness.
I Goob News.— Telegraph operators,printers,
Bind amiable fathers who read the newspapers aloud, will'
to glad to learn that the nemo of the steamer (juu’y. i-
Koalcos Is to lie changed to tbs Amend. , : Thoy wtl ha
■anally well pleused to learn that no.change will be mads
Bn the musical name borne by the Brown Stone Clothing
Htall of BockhlU A Wilson, Nos.' 803 'and 605 Chestnut
■treat, above Bixtit. This famous,:establiihm ont 0 nt is now
■ngsged in turning out elegant summer garmeute for
■entlemen and youths, ,
The Contested-Election Case—Thompson
Y». Bwikq.—" .Tommy Twitcher” eworu.—l bo»rd at
the tl Pig and Whistle,” in the Fourth ward : voted at
tbe last election ; will ha twenty-one next Thanksgiving;
was bom on the ship, in the forecastle ; remember it
distinctly ; was there all of the time ; ** Ned Muggins
was the inspector and guide; tobk me to all of the polls
incur ward; didn’t vote but once at each poll; was
sober till after ten o’closk In the morning; all of the
boarders voted with me. .
Cross* examined.—Yes, know who I voted for for
sheriff; Ned told me ’twas General McClellan; kissed
the book 5 it had on an American flag and a large
bnilrtlng.
Question by Counsel. « Were there any words on the
book'!”
, “ Ytß ; “ Vitvs of Chas. Stokes' one-price Clothing
Store, under the Continental Hotels* The case wflj
be reiumed to-morrow.
Celebkation or the Fourth.— The 86th
anniversary of our National Independence was very
generally observed throughout the cily. The day was
marled by military parades, reading of the Declaration
of Independence, orations, firing of salutes, and a gtand
dißpiayof firtworts. The celebration was such aa be
comes a pescefnl, loyal, and quiet-loving people. All
the different stores and places of business were closed.
We might add that the Palatial Clothing-. Temple of
Granville Stokes, at No. 609 Chestnut street, will bo
open aynln to-day, as usual, when some of the finest
summer garments in the eotmtry will be sold at sacri
ficing prices.
Beimhoid’s Universally Approted Re
medt.— Compound Extract Buchu cures dlaoases of the
bladder, kidneys, gravel, dropsy, weakness, ic. R»ad
tbe advertisement, in another column. je2 b9l
PHILADELPHIA BOA BD C‘F TBADI9.
SAM. W. PE CODB*^Y,)
J A MBS 0. EAN D, S CoHMITTBK OF 7ES MOHTX.
J. B. LIPPINCOTT, )
LETTER BAGS
At the Merchants* Exchange, Pteladelphi*,
Ship Wni Cummings, Willar......Liverpool, soon
Ship Frank Boolt, M0r5e......... Liverpool, soon
B*rk “ bomaa Dallett, Di 11... ......Lagu »yra f soon
Bnik L Johnson, Johnson.... .Capa of Good Hope, 80*>n
Brig Mary B Thompson, Havener. „.i.. Barbados, soon
MAHim INTELLIG-fiTtHB.
PORT OF PHILAJ>ELPHIA t July 4, ISS2*
-WB .4 BD—SUN SBTS...♦.***•*7 27
HIGH WATHB..B 26
ARRIVED.
: Baik Lauretta, Wells, 18 days from Triaidad, Cuba,
with molasses to S. Morris Wain k Go.
Bark Mendi, Smith, 15 days from New Orleans, with
snjittr nod niolaseea to captain.
Brig Torrent, Gaul, 18 days from Trinidad de Cuba,
with sugar to 8. Slorria Wain A'Co. '
Brig Calvert, Miller, from Port' of Spain, Juno 20th,
with sugar and molasses to W. Cummings & Son. Left.
bnrfci Sea Eagle, Howes, for Turks s*Und, brigs Isadora,
He-»d, from Philadelphia, diachatgiog; Mathan, Mean*,
do. do , and would load to return ; schr J. Morton, from
Baltimore, discharging. June 20th, passed Sombrero at
4 P. M., saw Bbip Gao. Nowell, at anchor, and wished to
be roporled, in company with schr Ame is Kelt?. June
29, lat. 83 24, long. 73 W., Bpoko schr Harper, from Bal
timore. for Kingston, Ja. June 30, saw a berm brig
steering 8. showing a signal, red at top and bottom and
white ir the centre.
Brig Wm. C. Clark, Crawford, 16 days from Cardenas,
in ballast to J E. Bnzley &.00,
Brig Ja'fia, Griffin, $ days from Bangor, 'with laths to
G*skjll & Gnlvio.
Brig Almore, Hoffera. 2 days from New York, ia bal
last- to J. B. Bazloy A Co. . ,
Brig Mary E. Miliiken, Nordon, 13 days from Cien
fnegog, with sugar and molasses, to Stewart, Carson &
Co.'
Schr Gun Bock, Parker, 16 days from Ponce, P. It.
with sugar and molasses to'John Mason & Co,
Schr Flora King, McFarland, 13 days from Areciboj
P, Jt, wiih sugar and molasses to John Mason & Co. ;
Schr E. G. Willard, Parson, 10 days from. Portlaad,
with mdse ti> E. A. Soufler & Co. - .
Schr Berjomin Sheppard, Blarsb, 3 days from Laurel,
Bel., with lumber to J. W. Bacon.
Str Wm. Kent, Brett, 6# boms from Capa May, with
passengers to captain. . At Fourteen Foot - Bank, saw aa
TJ. 8 steamer, bark rigged.; off the Lazaretto, bark
Meudi, from Wew Orleans; brig Mary E. Miliiken, from
Cienfuejkos and brig and a.topsail schooner, names
not. ascertained.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
UP TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT,
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Ohartimt pta. .
HB Henry, Lonlsrille EL Sanderson, Cio, 0
filrsW O Hubbard, Chicago 0 A Nazro,Chicago
P McO Morgan, Pittsburg B W Sanders, Miss
G W Shaw, Ohio J Perrine, Ohio
J G Batters, n, Hartford S L Hommedien & wf, O
II Neal, Plttrimig P W Bice, Cleveland, O
Dr J R Mitchell, Delaware T Bobinson, N York
B D Robinson, N York W D Maxwell, Delaware
T Hinds, Delaware J Reis, Tennessee
BJB Y»jen & la, Indiana . Mrs S W Hassoltnan, Ind
W B Periue, Baltimore O G Wilson, Baltimore
O B Sbinn, Baltimore H Cannon, Baltimore
J D P Zcilea, California A E Meraon, Boston
W O Hubbard, Chicago D D Brainard, N York
J M Blake. Bristol, B I . H W Archer & wf, Md
J N Arnold & fa. Chicago G W Arnold, Chicago
J M Freeman, New York Jag C Kennedy, New York
Capt L Gardner, XT S A W Williamson, N J
L F Whkney, Pottsrille . B F Weaver, PottsvUle
T 'W YnTOlty, Pottsville O H Tyson, Pottsville
J J Blodset, New York B T Gump, Ohio
Mrs ft'A AUen .E T Paine A la, N Y
AV B Thompson, TJ S N .ED Ruble, U3N -
JJ Plain-New Jersey Peter Erben, New York
J F Howe; Burlington
MBKGHANTS , HOTEL—Fourth st., below Arch. •
J M Combs, Indiana C 0 Martin, Columbus
P Johnuon & ia, Easton Mrs Sahoonovsr, Stroudsb’g
F A Sarin, Bultiniore O Hubiahorst, Baltimore-— : -
R H Develio, Boston— : -Sami Hiiwutcrtroscon
Goo WalQ3. B.Pooblyu
J DYincent, Brooklyn Jas Parker, Lelvißtown ~
Paml T Paisley, Pittsburg Jas D McKee, Pittsburg
W H H Bntiedge, Piitab’g Theo A Walker, TJ S A
G B AoglidnbßDgh, Harrisbg J W Weir, TJ 3 A -
J C Whson, Kentucky F Braun, Pittsburg'’
Jfts MJU-tb. Yirgibia Thos Moore, Pi.'tslmrg
W D Brr-wD. Easton . H B Ramsey, PhceaixvilJe
H A Wade, Penna Van Bnr»>n Griffin. N J
Ja-* Paul, Ohio Ohas Gill, N Jersey ,
L Q O Elmer, N Jersey JD Mimp; Kentucky
W H Jacoby, Penna L G Backiy, Lancaster
AHEBlCAN—Chestnut street, above,. Fifth
Vro Dennison, Wash, D C H Howard, W Chester
W O SU'im,'-fir Jersey A Ritter. Jr, Waan, D 0
Fl 3 o’<Jonor v : Baltimore Jaa M Doyio, Baltimore
James O’Oonor, Baltimore Mias E A Hendrix, Maryl’d
W E Moore, W Ohestor John EL*le, Clinton co, Hi -
Jos ALewis, Indiana Mlbb Tramp,, lodiaua'
Mrs 0 Bogan & 2 eh, N Jera’yJ Ed Merrill, Portland
Dr * S Baicbell, Virginia Ohaa Bogan. Alex Va
Miss D Wright, Maryland ‘ Jfl Burr, N Hampshire
J D Davis & wf, Brooklyn ; H Eppeheicaer, Beading.
BT. LOUIS HOTBL—Obeemut atreet, above Third.
H M Otte, Beading H ff TErraentront. Beading
S O Ermentront, Beading J B Goodhart, Beading
B I, Moortu.Mount Joy, Pa L Welter, Now York
•Ohaa.Austin, New York V/ B Bigelow & wf, N York
W Chase, Hew York C W Whitiiogron, Bait
Sidney Pemmin* G F Weest, Mtneraville
Tbos P Davis, MlDereville D Porter, New Jersey ..
Jos Borden, Hew Jenny John Quiozer, New York
B M Blank, New York El J Webb, Baltimbro ■
O B Foster, Harrisburg (Japt Warner, Pa
W B Potts, ... ... Isaac-Potter, Pittsburg .
W Waddilove, Maryland "IV H H Roberts, H Jersey
Miss S A Boberts, Hew Jersey
THU UNION—Aren street, above Third.
G Pracht A la, Baltimore W T Reßmeyer, Lewisburg
Miss Smires, New Jersey J K Smoker. Penoa
Mr Grey, Delaware Mrs Grey, Delaware ,
OOMMKBOIaL—Sixth street; above'Chestnut.
W H Eder, Maryland - J D.voe, West Chaster
B H Painter, West Chester E 0 Jefferies, Wilm, Del
Allen H Jeffeiies, Wi!m,De! A M Dickie, Penna
Tbos Grier, Christiana Thos Crosby, Wilm, Del
H D Fling J A Conner, Wilm, Del
John Smith, Wilm, Del John Bower, Wilm, Del
It J Houston, Lane co, Pa E Snow, Boston
M P.Gallagher/Doiaware: John Brewster, Penna
J Jones, Maryland F Parvin, Leeaport, Pa
C B Beatty, Maryland A J Beatty; Maryland
STATES UNlON—Market street, above Sixth.
J F Williams ft wf, Wilm, DIJ L Long, Mt Joy
W H Wolf, Altoona J W McKinley, Pittsburg
Jos B Wenger, Lane co G L Putt ft la, Plttsbarg,
A J Woltkiel ft la, Pittsbg J B Getsinger, Iluntiugaon
8 S Bsindtl, York co J A Bleisiog, York co
B O Frainftw,Rockland, D 1 W Stewart, Oeotreco
J W McKinley, Pittsburg J B Johnson, Shippan, Pa
NATIONAL HOTEL—Bace street, above Third.
W O Fisher, Harrisburg F H Breinig, Allentown
John P DUBnfer, Allentown Geo Hauke, Allentown
W J Weldtr, Allentown J A Biumer, Allentown
Bev J B Robinson, N York F Wilson, Lewisbnrg
3 O Martin, Lancaster D Neberroth, Allentown
GO L Degenhardt, Penna D L Kline, Perry co,'Pa
D Honsom, Jr, Beading Geo Hummel, Jonestown
Jas K Daniels, Jonestown Joel Ritter, Reading
G W Reeder, Penna ' Rdht Montgomery, HJ
MADISON HODSK—-Second street,- above Market.
J N Coicley, Lewistown Miss Carrie S Mathers-
D D Muthersburgb, Pa ' burgh, Hariisburg
Miss M E Ereeburn, Pa A Purse!, Pennsylvania
J W Housrl, Pennsylvania K B G.,wdy, Now Jersey
E Smntou, Dover, NII CII Harwood, Delaware
O B Graham, Pennsylvania P Kane, New York
H Kane, Hew York
- BLACK BEAR—Third street, above Callowhiil.
Geo W WoU, Danboro W Jones, 'Pittsburg
Mrs Jones, Pittsburg E Roads, Somerton .
T Wiiliard, Yardleiville J M Bnckman, Pa
F T Beans, Y'ardieyville A Bnckmau, Pn
W Ediiows, Moreland T Miles, Jr, Germantown
G Clemens, Chester Valley .
MOUNT VERNON—Second street, above Arch.
DKdlan, USA V Cant WM Lenox, Trenton
John J Cox, Hawkins, ST I Drake, Onocton, N Y
E Middleton, Penna Mr Owen, SVayne co
B Honey, Meriden, Conn Mr Wilson ft wife, Penna
BALD EAGLE—T-liird street, shore Culiowhiil.
EIT Ititber, Carbon co, Pa T Barber, Allentown
W Brans, Bucks 00, Fa ■ ■■■
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Self-Adjusting Patent Olothe»-
WRINGEB. —Sola Agency for the State of Pennsylvania.
. JOHN A. MUBPHEY,
jclS-lm 932 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
Batchelor’s Haib Dye !
THE BEST IN THE WOULD. /
WILLIAM A. BATOHELOB’S celebrated Hair Dye
produces a color not to bo distinguished from nature—
warranted not to injnro the Hair in the least; remedies
the ill effects of bad dyes, and Invigoratos the Hair for
life. GBAY, BED, or BUSTY HAIB instantly turns a
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beau
tiful. Sold by all Druggists, *c.
a®* The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATOHE-.
the four stilct of eaiAhox.
FACTORY, No. 81 BARCLAY Street,
(Bats .233 Broadway and 16 Bond street), *
my2B-ly New York.
Lyon’s Magnetic Insect Powder,
Tested for nineteen years and grows fa favor. It kilts
and exterminates Beaches, Bed Bags, Ants, Fleas,
Moths in Cloths, Furs, and Furniture, Garden Insects,
&c. AU genuine boars the signature of E. Lyon, and
is not poisonous to persons or domestic animate. Be
ware of counterfeits and imitations.-
Lyon’s Powder Sills all ineectß in a trice, ;
. Lyon’s Pills are death to rate and mice.
Bold everywhere. B. 8. BABSISS, '
myS-stuth3m 202 Broadway, New York.
• - One-Priob Clothing, of the latest
StYlisu, made in ths ,B6st Manner, expressly for BE
TAIL BALKS. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in
Plata Figures. AIT Goods made to Ordor warranted
wtiafactory. Our Oss-Paios Ststbr is strictly ad
hered to. All are thereby treated alike. .
5033-ly JONES ft 00., 804 MABKET Street.
Card Printing, Best and Cheapest
in the City, at 11l South FOUBTH Street
CABD PRINTING, best and cheapest in the Oity, at
111 South FOURTH Street.
CIRCULAR PRINTING, beat' and cheapest In the
Oity, at 111 South FOURTH Street.
MARRIED.
HAZEL—OANOPH T. —On the Sdinefc., by the Bev,
T l)r Witt Taltnage, WUHam H. Hazel to Miss Catha
rine Canopby, ail of this city.
MCOALLIBTE *-McDO WELL —On the 2d last, by
tbe Bev. J. Perry Hall. Mr. John McCalUster to Mias
Caddie McDowell, all of this city.
DIED.
BENBBM AN.—On the morning of the 3d last.. Mrs.
Oleviii Bouerman, ia the 68th year of her age
Faseral from her late residence, No. 420 Appletree
alley, on Monday morning, at il) o'clock.
PaBTINBIMEB—On the 3d iuat, Helen Partln
hitutT, in the 15th year of her age.
Funeral from the midence ol her parents, southwest
corn« r of Fourth and Enterprise streets, on Monday
afternoon, at 2 o’clock. #*
PEARSON—On the 2d inat, Jameß S. Pearjob, aged
61 j ears.
Funeral from’bis late residence, No. 812 Swanson
street, below Catharine, bn Tuesday afternoon, at 2
o’clock. #**
THOMPSON.—On Thursday, 3d instant in the 3d
yearof bie age, Thomas M. Butler, son of Thomas and
Maflba Thompson.
The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his
parents, No. 1718 Webunr etreot, below Catharino, on
Sonday ft’ternoon, at 2 o’clock. - #
MUBltAY.—Oatbe Utinstant, Mrs. Mary Murray,
In the 51ki y»ar of her age.
Funeral from her late reaidence, No. 20 South Nine
teenth street, this (Satnrda. ) afternoop, at 2 o’clock. *
MYERS.—On the 2d instant, sJarah Myers, wife of
Joseph itfyors. Bged 31 >eara
Funnrftl fiom thereridenceof her husband, Bright’s
•lai.e, Second street, below Buck road, this (Saturday) af
ternoon, at 2 o’clock. • *
J UDLEY.—On the ?d imtant, Hester Dudley, ia her
31st year.
Funeral from the temdtnco of her father, Jas. Hazlett,
west of Twentieth, above Market, this (Saturday) morn
ing, at 10 o’clock, - . . #
W YNBOn tbe letinßtant, Thomas Wynn, Sr., aged
75 j>ars
Funeral from his lata residence, Qld Lancaster road,
near tbe ■ sixth mile atone, Twenty-fourth ward* this
(Saturday J ofterooot), at 2 o’clock. : v
: TULY Ist—BESS ON & .SON’S
O MOURNING STORE, No. 918 CHESTNUT
STREET.—Jufet received
Bl»ck Double*width Mousreline de- Lainoe, 80c to
$1.25. . ■ ’
Black Single-width Mouaseline de Lainea;3lKc to 500.
Grenadine Veils. 75c. *.
White Linfn Collars, 80. *
.Black Alpacag, 20e to 37)^c.
«* Lupin’s make,lB-lfc to 25c.
. u Tumarribes. Lnpin’s make, Sl^c.
White Burplic- Rnflhs of all kiuds.
Large Crimp English Crapes and Veils. jyS-tf
pfczs* ST. JUDE’S CHURCH, FKANKLfW
U 3 STREET, ABOVE BRCWN—Rev. Mr LANG-
DoN will officiate TO-MOBBOW AFTERNOON, at 4
o*< lock. It#
*/%£=» - CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOUR, WEST
UJr pbiladblpb ia, Sunday evening, at
8 O’CLOCK.—A meeting in behalf of the New U. S. Hos
pital, Forty-fourth and Spruce streets Addresses. are
expected irom the Rev. Dr. NEWTON and others, and
tbe collection will be for furnishing libraries of religious
and useful books for that hospital, - It#
RELIEF FOR THE SICK AMD
Lks WOUNDED SOLDIERS —Beceut event* have
so rapidly increased tbe necessity for active efforts in the
sending relief to our suffering brethren in the army that
every heart beats in answering sympathy.to the call for
hrlp. A meeting to aid the movement wilt be held on
BABBATH EVENING at the NINTH PREiBYTE
RIAN CHURCH, SIXTEENTH and BANSOM.
Addresses will be delivered by the pastor, Rev. WM.
BLACKWOOD. D. D., Bev. Dr, BOMBEBGER, and
Key. Dr. FISHER, end others. It*
EDUCATIONAL LEVEES.—THE
ll j new Grammar Bchool of the Fifteenth Sastion,
corner of COATES »Td TWENTIETH Street*, will be
open all day on FRIDAY and SATURDAY to visitors.
In. tbo'eveeii-g, inttreeting exercises—Singing, Stereo
scopic Views. Addresses, and other graceful attractions.
Admittance 5 cents for children; 10 cents for adults,
Procfetfs-to be expended itf aid of furnishing thebuildiog.
■ &*•** '
FOR RECEIVER OF TAXES,
liS: JAMES C. KELOH, -
Of Second ward, subject to nomination of People’s Con
venrion. * jy3-lm#
rfs=* OFFICE OF THE AHEBICAN LIFE
Lki? INSURANCE AtD TRUST COMPANY.
PIIILADEUrniA.
The Tmetefs have this day declared a Dividend of
FOTTII PER CENT, upon tbo capiial stock, out of the
profits of tbe laßt eil months, payable on cb mand, clear
of S atetAX. JOHN S. WILSON,
TBE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
U 3 BE \VER M EADOW RAILROAD AND COAL
COMPANY has THIS DAY declared a Semi-annual
Dividend of THREE PEB CENT., parable to the Stock
holdfra, nt tlie UompauT’a Office, No. 322 WALNUT
Street, on and a’ter the lltb July. ’
L. CHAMBERLAIN, Treasurer.
PItiLADELPHrA, July 1, 3882. jy2 66#
OFFICE OF THE HARRISBURG,
LLS POPTSHGUTB, MOUNT JOY, AND LAV-
OaSTEB RAILROAD CO.—Puiladblujiia, Jn .e. 27,
18f>2.—-A semi-annual dividend of THREE .aNO A
HALk PERCENT. 6u the capital stock ofrihis. Com
pany will be paid to tha Stockholders o» their legal ro
prf-pecrativfg n« and afmr tbolOfh day of July next.
je2S.Bluth6t* GEORGE TABER, Treasurer.
OFFICE UNION CANAL COMPANY,
UJis PaiLADKi-PiirA, June 19.1862. >’ .
In accordance with tbe provisione of the thinFlocciou
of an Act oi entitled u afartber eupclemeat to
tbo several seta theretofore passed relating totbeUo'on
(Shoal CompanyVcf PennsTtvanin,” approved the 10th day
of April, 3802, noiice is hereby given that an agreement
has bren formed between the stockholders and the bond*;
boldfcrs of the said Company on tbo 9th day of June,
1862. for tbo adjustment of tbe affairs of said Company,
and such bo? dboldera as took ho part therein are called
upon to express in writing thwir assent to the B*ma, or
their dissent therefrom, within three months from the
date .thereof. . , } • •
—l3y_QtdeLGflfce-Roard of. Mj-nanrsi “
; . JAMES:PAGE, President.,
O. Titowpsos, Secretary. -
- :A book tor will bo found at the office of the
OciDpaur.-'> , UT2O’"-miT> j irro. Boddhr-Wers call
in a to rign will plfraßQ
MCa PEOPLE'S STATE COSVKNTIim,... „
PEOPLR OF PENNSYLVANIA, who doalre
porffially to unite in
SUSTAINIHG THB NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
is Ita patriotic efforts to sopsresa a sooSonal and rjlholy
roboUion agaiast ths
UNITY ON THE BEFCBIIO, . . .
and who demre to, anpnort, by every power of the,Qo
rornment, onr hundred thousand heroic brethren in man,
braving diseaee and the serita of the fleid to pteaerre the •
Union of oar fathers, are requested to select the number
of DSLBQATE3 Hionl to the Lsgislotive Sepresentation
of the State, at such times and in such manner aa wlli
beat respond to the spirit of this call, to moot in
STATE OONTSHTIOH,
On THURSDAY, the ITth day of July next, at U
o’clock on said day, to
NOMINATE CANDIDATES
for the offices of
AUDITOR GENERAL
. i.VD
STJBVEYOB GESfEEAJ^
ttad to take Back measures as may be deemed necessary
to strengthen the Government in this season of common
peril to a common country
Chairman of the People’s State Committee.
G»0. W. HAMMEBBLY. >
JOHN M. SUItUVAH. ' myS-tf.
MIIaIT ary notices.
« VICTORY I VIGTOETI i—THE
116th BEGI&fENT, P. V. M., has been specially
accepted bj the War Department for three years or
during the war. Captains report immediately,.
Bounty,: Bartons, Clothing, and Pay famished from
date of enlistment. ...
This is the only three-year "Regiment authorized by
the Secretary of War froju Uus Slats, andaU patriots
desirous of serving our common country mcmt now come
forward. The Regiment will positively march on or be
fore the Ist of September next, r , '■ ' ■ -
D HDEH&-N, Colonel Commanding.
A. MAZiSBBD, Adjutant. , .
Per Gi H. BABWEDIi* Major.
Headquarters, 624 MAR.SET Street, Philadelphia.
je!3 tr ' '
A CABD TO TUB PUBLIC.
cjonoress ' spiaika
WATBB DEPOT, 79 OEDAB STREET,
NEW T 0 BK
An attempt has been made to deceive the public by
persons offering what they call ** Cohorbss Water ”
from fountains, and at tbejprice of six (6) cents pbt glass.
The wholesale, price of the genuine Congress Water, at
Hew York, befog about 7# cents per glass, the imposi
tion of pretending to sell at .retail at leas than coat, and
\without allowance for freight, cartage, or breakage, hi
apparent; but their probable coarse has been to empty
one bottle of gennine Congress Water into a fountain
filled with their-trash, and thereby christening its totai
contents.
We have never sold Congress Water In tonntaina, nor
\n -vessels of any other description than ordinary* sized
glass bottles. The cork of every bottle of the genuine is
branded*
And any without
CONGRESS
0. .& w.
teri! on the cork is
WATER.
- • tains or bottles.
OLABKE & WHITE,'
Proprietors of Congress Spring.
VKetherfrom form'
The following gentlemen are supplied by ns regularly
with genuine Congress 'Water, in bottleß, freall from tie
Congress Spring:
FBDD'K KBOWN, cor. Fifth and Chestnut sts.
O. S. HTJBSEH. WlOObßstnntstreet. ;
J. C. CTENPSNHT * 00- Ml Bprooe street
THOB. J. HUbBAND, cor: Third and Sprnoe sts.
B. J STEVENS & CO.i Continental Hotel.
AMBROSE BMITH, Chestnnt street.
OH AS. ELLIS & <lO., Market street.
WYETH Bros , walnut street.
CLARKE <S! WHITE.
je2B-2mif ■ •
JUST RECEIVED,
TRAIL SPRING SKIRTS
.. 808 '. .■ '
LADIES, MISSES, AND CHILDREN,
! ■ ob
SUPERIOR QUALITY, EXTRA LENGTH,
V . AHB ■'
BEAUTIFUL SHAPES.
SHEPPARD, VAN H ARLINGEN, &
ARRISON,
: je26.trfm-Ct 3006 OHBBTNUT BTBRBT.
jg FRANK. PALMER.
Surgeon Arflat to the QoYormnent TDstitatiohß, Wash
ington, Also, to all of the Medical CoUogea and Hos-
Pi Tho “PALMER LIMBS,” adopted by the Army
and Navy Snrgeons. Pamplilflts cnnt^gnitie^^Addresa,
j 5 2.6 m Ho. 1609,0IIF.STNUT Str.et, Phllail’a.
rpO PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS;—
JL For information in je£ard to the new discovery for
coloring, aa in Life-Card Photographs, addffisa
J. E TILTON & CO;, BOSTON,
Manufacturers apd JDealers in Cartes de Visile Pho
tograph Albums, y- • t ; jy3»thgm36
©LIVE OIL.—An invoice of “ Car
fitfuis’” tmre Olive Oil just received par Ocean
Skimmer. For Bale by .
. CHARLES S. CABSTATB3,
jj4 No 120 WALNUT and 21 GRANITE Sta.
THE PRESS.—PHILADE
BLACK SILK SACQUES
jelO-tuthslm
■POULARD SILKS- Park Styles,
J} Plaid India Silks.
DftikGray Poplina.
Super Shepheids* PlMdg.
BYJIB & L^NDEIL,
jyd FOURTH and ARCH.
Barnsley table linews-
Extra stout.
. Good L’urn SheeHnas. .
Doable Damask Naekins.
Bfd Boiflerod Towils. '
. Summer Quilt*, all grades. . ,
EYRE & LANDELL,
jy4 * «*FOURTtf and ABOH.
HSTIEL & SON, *
. No. 713 North TENTH Stu above CJOATEB,
Are now closing out tbeir entire stock of
lANOY SILKS.
BAREGUS, OHATiLTO, .
MOZAMBIQUES-OBGANDIES,
JACONET AND.GAWRHIO LAWNS,
TRAVELLING MIXTCRES, and .
SUMMFB DBEKS GOODS.
Of nil kinds, at ABYLOW PRICES.
LACE GOODS REDUCED.
525 Lace Maurifs reduetd to #l2. - »
$2O Lace MantVH redhead to $lO. . *
. $lB Lace Mantles reduced ro SB.
$l6 Lace to $7. .
*l2 Lace Mantles reduced to $5.
$lO Lace M-mtlee reduced to $4.
$8 Lace PoinfcvS reduced to $3.
Sl2 Lnice Pointes reduced to $5.
$l6 Lnce Pointeg reduced to-SS.
? $25 l^ftce-Pointee reduced to $l5.
STLK COA T S AND JACQUES.
CIosingoutJJNDEBCOST PRICES je3o
July S f 1852.
Secretary.
DEfcIBABLE -SUMNER GOODS.
Checked Worsteds.
• . ; E. M.-NEEPLE3:
_ Invites tbe special attention of Ladles who In
” tend bpending Hie summer out of town t - j a very
*** large assortment of MADE-UP GooD3'jii3t re-
K ceived. in
SLEEVES. SETS, HANDKEROUIEFS,
32 c6c., in. every variety of material.
Aho% a large assortment of MUSLINS, editable
Eh for GARTB ALDIS, & p ., together with everyva.
fcj riety .of WHITE GOODS. LINENS, LACES.
a embroideries, handkercedfs, veils,
— ——. ■■
11 Just; opened per latest arriva&a-frpvv 'tSurape
s an invoice, of very beautiful- and.-.enttreiy. hew
_• styles - r •
31 PUFFED FftENOK OA-px-trtvr , T r rfor
° GAIMIiAT.DPS. NODI! GT4RSADINB TRIGS,
» .ml SWISS HOLLA RE PTB RUFFLING for
triinmlue thin. Dresses, et(^— a new and very do
- B pure'"white"Trench plaid
TAB. E.OAMPBF J LL&Go.,
|| ••• 727 CHESTNUT STBEET, V
OFFBR A?
WHOLESALE AND BETAID,
Tory choice Goods of recent Importation.
Black £ ilk Checked Grenadine, extra Quality.
Foulard Hike, elegant sty les and fine quality.
Black Silks, best brands. •
Broche Barege. Hernanis and
8-4 Haris Ft! d’Chpvre.
PoiJ d’Cbevre, all wool filling. .
Grenadine Veils, in mode and other shades. ■
WHITE GOODS AND UINENS
In great variety, at extremeiyUow prices.
Linen drills.
‘ Cheap lota Drills For Genie*summer wear.
Auction lots ai 25. 31. S 3, 44. and 60 eta.
Extra good White Diill*, 31, 38, and fiOcts.
Summer Caasitncres, delicate lino plaids.
Fashionable M.ixtuns and Solid Colors.
6-4 Silk*mixed Coating*, at the right pricog.
Cloib Goods of everv description—a fine stock.,
BOYS* READY-MADE CLOTHING.
\ Room in second at ry devoted to this braQch.
Bummer suite for the country for boys. : ...
Garments made to with despatch.
MANTLE BOOH.
Closing out sales of Silk B*cques.
Clobfrg but sales nf SUK'Mantles,
Closing out sales of Cloth Cloaks.
Closing out sales of Thin Sacqnes.
Closing out sales of Lace Mantles.
COOPER A UONABD,
Je»-tf 8. ». corner NINTH and MARKET Street*.
A. K, MoOLTTBE,
KTEW SPRING PRINTS,
J.V OHOtOB STYLEB.
Saratoga, July 1, 1862.
those words and let*
OOtHTSBPSIT)
RETAIL OKY BOOBS.
E. & L„
E. & L.
EYRE & LANDELL,
EYRE & LAN DELL,
EYRE & LANDELL,
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND AROH.
FOURTH AND AROH,
FOURTH AND AROH,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
ARE NOW CLOSING OUT I
SUMMER SILKS,
SUMMER SHAWLS,
SUMMER ROBE S.
FRENCH ORGANDIES,
RICH GRENADINES,
TOURISTS’ DRESS GOODS,
SUMMER FOULARDS.
GRENADINE VEILS,
SUPERIOR MITTS,
INDIA PLAID SILKS,
PLAID MOZAMBIQUES,
PLAIN MOZAMBIQUE S.
Travelling Goods.
Checked Poplins and Sllka.
Plaid Mozambiques.
Very Ohn*p Fancy Bareges.
Cheap lotsof Barege Kobee.
French Organdies and Lawns.
Plain Bareeev, of all colors.
Wide Bar* goB for Mantles.
Barege Skawls.
India Check Silks.
Foulard Silks.
Black Silks.
French Chintzes.
Houeselinta.
SHARPLEBS BBOTHEBB,
CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Btree;
102 4 CHESTNUT 8T B *;E T
OBGANDIBS.
I 0 5 4 CHEST KPT ST BE E ȣ,
HBRRIMAO3,
SPRAGUE,
PACIFIC,
ALL TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS.
A large lot best styles and fast colors at 100.
COWPEBTHWAIT & CO.,
mblS-tf N. W. cor. JjrOHTtr and MARKET Sfef.
WOULI) CALL THE ATTENTION
'■JL of my customers and friends to the following Goods,
which are fresh and desirable: , - v
Black and White Plaid Silks.
Organdie Lawns, choice styles.
One lot of Lisle Gauntletß, allies pair. -
One lot of Black Silk, $1.12# j the best I ever had for
the money.
- At JOHN H. STOKES',
• jelO-Sm 702 ARCH Street,
HVTEW EMBROIDERIES, WHITE
XY GOODS, &o.—-Just opened, a general assortment
of desirable French and Scotch Needle-worked ! Bands,
Edgings. Insertings, Handkerchiefs, Collars, Sleeves, etc.,
at very low prices.
ALSO,
A full line of all descriptions of White Goods for Ladies*
wear, of the moßt approved makes.
BFETPABD, VAN BABLINGEN. & ARRISON, .
je4 1008 OREST NOT Street.
I T 702 ARCH STREET MAY BE
Xx fotrad Bareee A/oglai-e Shawia.
White Beregefchawls.
MozamMane Shawls.
Plaid silk Sbawla.
Just received and-for sale by
je24
TOHN H. STOKES WILL OPEN
W TO-MORROW MOBNIN3, at 702 ARON Street,
10 doz.Gt-nts’ Light Li*le Globes, at 18£. worth 87 jf; |
Aho, J> doz. Ladies* Mode Hoe© at 13. worth 25. i
Ais<v One. piece Black India Silk, without lustre, for
mourningand'aprons. . .. v •- ■ je24 V;
Gee&p carpets, mattings,
OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES.—y«
35. ABOH AM BADLT, N- E. corner ELEVE NTH and;
M ABKET Streets, wilt open this morning, from auction,
Ingrain Carpets at 31. 37, 60. and 62c; Entry and Stair
Carpets, 66 to 62c: Bag, Hemp, and Tam Carpets, 16 to
33c; White and Check Matting, 20 and 25c; Floor Oil
Cloth*, 31 to 50c; Gilt hordemi Window Shade®* 60e to
$1: Buff and Green Window Holland. 12 to 45c* Dry
Goods. and 'Carpet Store, N. E. cor; ELEVENTH aud
MAKKBT Streets. jo!7 tuthsl2t
CARPETS AND MATTINGS.
FOURTH-STREET
CARPET STORE,
No. 47 ABOVE-CHESTNUT, No. 47.
J. T. DELACROIX
Invites attention to hia Springlmportation or v
' CARPETINGS. ,
Comirlsißg every stylo of tbs Newest Patterns and
Designs, in VELVET, BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY BBUS
BBLB, IM PEBIAL TfIBBE-PLY, and INGEAIN
OABFETINGS. •_
VENETIAN and DAMASK.BTAIB CARPETINGS.
SCOTCH BAG and LIST CARPETINGS.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, to every width.
COCOA and CANTON MATTINGS.
DOOB-MATB, BUGS, SHEEP SKINS.
• DRUGGETS, and CRUMB CLOTHS.
- AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
LOW FOR GASH.
J. T. DELACROIX,
. o>bs-4m 47 South FOURTH Street
FIRE W OKKS.
TTURE CRACKERS.—SOO boxes Gold
£ Chop Ho. 1 Fire Crackers. .
Oranges and Lemons, in prime order, for sale by
BHODES & WILLIAMS,
>lB . No. 107 South W VTBB Street.
For sale—
FOUR HUNDRED DOZEN HALF BUSHEL
STAVE PEACH BASKETS.
Apply to O. W. COPELAND,
JiA.St No, 122 BBQ AD WAY. New York.
TVORITIPE3 —REIMBR’S elabo-
I rately colored and carefully 'finished pictures jof this
class ere conceded by all competent judges to ba.wltbont
,qua). Gallery, SECOND Street, above Green. : It*
TN GOT COPPER—FROM THE
_L AMYGDALOID MINING COMPANY, of Into
Saccrior, for sale in lota to.eait parohaaf n. at
GEO. F. WOURATH'S.
415 AEG a Strsot.
ielS-wsSm#
Saturday, july .s, m
gTATBMENT OF THE
« CONTINENTAL” INSUBANOE
In compliance with the Laws of Pennsylvania.
Capital Stock, all paid in Cash..*****.ssoo,ooo
AS SETS. :
Bealßßtatehellby tbo Company.... $59,7C8 49
Gosh In bands.,...*.. ......... 2,791 48
Cash in Ft, Nicholas 8ank....... 45,129 92
Loans secured.by bondsand mortgages...... 687,390 00
Ftockowned by the C0mpany............... 99,050 00
Stock held by the Company as collateral se
curity for loans 116,953 00
Interest on inyestments made by tfea Com
pany, due and unpaid..........
Premiums due and unpaid.
Bents accrued and unpaid,
Claims for losses winch are In salt or contest
ed by the C0mpany........
Loss** reported to t\ e Company: and not acted
’ uwn;...... 11)4:14 75
Dividends declared to Stockholders during
, the year, i .
/Dividendsdeclar'd due and unpaid..........
Dividends on scripisauort to policy holders de
clared and remaining unpaid.............,
All other claims agaiust the Company, con
tested or otherwise........
Gael* premiums received, after deducting re
turn premiums......
Cash premiums earned, exceed,.,.
Interest money received from investments by
ibe Company,
( EXPENDITURES.
Losses paid during the year............... ..$108,610 69
lWb paid during the year, which accrued
. prior to the year..... ,
losses estimated informer statement which
Were paid during the year......
Dividends paid tfaricg the year...
Goaimissions paid on premiums daring the
' ;:’:year..
Taxes paid by the C0mpany,.,............
All other expenses and expenditures of the
Company,
'PHILADELPHIA. BOA.BD OF BEFERESTCE.
Btiisrt & Brother, I Jay riooke & .Co,
Jotm B. Myers & Co., Campbell & Oo.»
Jansen, Kent, Santee, & Co. Davis .<% Birney,
Bit gel, Baird, & Go., Wot. Taylor & 00.,
Janet Graham &. Co ~.. Wattle, Bro'her, & 00., .
& Collins, Wright, Smith, & Pearsall,
Alired Jeu*B & Son, Charles P. Bayard. Esq,
gTASEMEKT-'-OF THE
“ NIAGARA” FIRE INSURANCE
Capital Stock,, .
Cask in St. Nicholas 8ank............. ......$12,333 95
Caab in bands of A gents and in course of trans- *
mis ion
. ....................7,952 26
Loans secured by Bonds and Moitgagea .216,550 00
Slocks OTvned by tbe Company {market value) 34,837 50
, Stocks held by tbe Company as collateral se
curity forloaßs,
Intfrestuacciued but not yet duo on Stocks
and Loans..
Premiums due and ; unpaid................
: Other securities belonging to-tbe Company.....
IpUHretfr by the Com
-:T'-Rnrj mpoid. M o oo
Claims for losses which are in suit or oontest- /
-"ed by the C0mpany................ $B,OOO 00
Lobmh paid during the year........;,..,,.., 37.100 40
Unsettled-1055e5;.*.15,824 27.
Dosees contested during the year.... 1,600 00
. .
CarinJremftima received.» ............
Interest moneyreceived from ibe investments
o the Company.
oi ies daring Ibe year.
cstea paid daring: the year, vrbich accrued
j> ior to the year,'and estimated in former
Btitemont...
lehrn premiums....*
>jvjjende paid during the year.
Hudends declared due and unpaid... ..,.*,,
senses, including commissions , and fees
mid :to Agents and Officers or the Com-
pany........ .......... .......
'Aes paid by the Company.**.,
mer expen5e5.................
Will JAM GETTY;
! : A»EST,
! iniLADEIiPTIIA BOARD OF REFERENCE.
Biuart & Brother, Jay Cooke
(jiibnß. Slyer* Sc Co., . A Campbell * C 0.,.
/Jam s, Kent. Santee. & Co. Davis * Birney,
Bjeffi,Baird, & 00., W«. Taylor & Co.,
. Jiuys Graham A.Co., Man*©; Brother, & Co *
& Collins, Wright* f’mitb, & Pearsall,
Jffitd J**nfcs ASon, Charles P. Bayard* Esq.
|jATEMENT OF THE
ARCTIC” FIR!! INSURANCE COMPANY
[ pital Stock.
ASSETS.
l hold by the Company.....
Jsh on band........................
shinSfc. Nicholas 8ank............
nonnt of Unpaid Premiums,
teh in bands of Agents and in course of
umeiDießioo.. .
Loans secured by Bauds and Mortgages...
Amount dne Company on which Judgments
. hive been obtained.,....
UniedStates 5t0ck5,..*......
StotVsheJd by the Company as <*>- . „„„ _
\ -unity-for L0an5......—~~.. —**—***•• .JJ
'freiniom Notes due and unpaid..•••«.....• ► 1.041 57
remiom Notes not due.... * * • • * • •.
; iterest on Investmentsdns and unpaid...... 500 00
rteresfc onrlnTesttdenta accruedbutnofc due. 6»1&7 8S
aide of all other' property belonging to the
Company
jr>BTSf H. STOKES.
1 .LIABILITIES-
Bases due and unpaid.-*. .................. . -
'.Aount of Claims rbr Bosses contested by the ;
C0mpany.............• • • * a ' soo 00
rates during the year which hare been paid. 33,361 30
Bases during the year which have not Jwen
lettletl.
ißses faring the year not acted upon.,.*.
Otli premiums receives
piminm Notes taken by the Company
pimlume earned....................
xieet received from Tnveetmentß of the
' ifamS
Keirn premium, whether paid or unpaid
Ei CPB6B paid during the year, including
tunmistions and Fees paid to the Agents
e d Officer! of the Company. -
Ta: e b paid by the Company
: *e undersigned haying been appointed Agent and at-,
toriey of the above-named Companies has obtained n
cei :es from the Auditor General and is now '
BueJPoiioicß to his many friends in tins oil? at moderate
rat aof premium. -i ;
jetf&sSt
PBIX'ABEtPBIA. BOARD OP BBFBRtINOR.
Btuart & Brother, IJ ay Ooota * Co.,
John B. Myers & Co.» A. Campbell & 00 *
Junes, Kent, Sontee, * 00. Davis * ® irn !;
Bieeelvßaird, & Co,
jSa Graham & Co., ‘“ a ? , Jv ß a r “»K r, /p«araal
McCutcfceoß <& Collins, : Wtlglit,,Bin|th,d^F«araai
MM JoX &'f on, -fOharlcsP. Bayard, Kw.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
COMPANY
OF NEW TOEK,
LIABILITIES,
70.000 00
- 899 00
INCOME.
66.627 55
WILLIAM GETTY,
agent,
So. 425 CEE3TNUT STREET,
Piiii.ADEr.pnii, Pa,
COMPANY
OF NEW YOKK.
ASSETS.
LIABILITIES.
INCOME.
EXPENDITURES.
No. 42-5 CHESTNUT STBEKT,
Pmi.isßi.rmA., Pi.
OF- NEW YORK.
INCOME.
EXPENDITURES.
.oUs paid during tie year................ $48,14? 26
.ojes paid during the year which accrued
jjior to the year....................... • ■
Ln|unt paid and owing for re-lnßnrance pro-
WILLIAM GIETTY,
.AGENT,
NO. 425 CHESTNUT STBEKT,
Q.IRARD EIRE AN D MARINI
OFFICE 418 WALNUT BIBBEI, PHILADELPHIA
This company contones to taka risks on the safer
elM»ea of Property at low rates.
The public can rely upon irresponsibility, and ablli-’
i y to pay tosses promptly. Its disbursements for Um
benefit of tire public, during the last nine years, exceed
1500,000,
and we respectfully solicit its favor in the fntnra.
DIRECTORS.
OHAS.I. DUPONT, JEBBT WALKEB,
JOHN W.CLAGHOBH, JOHN THOBNLEY,
O. 9. HEAZLITT, ABRAHAM HAST,
DAVID BOYD, Jr., PETER 8. HOE, otN. 1
m M. SWAIN, FUBMAN SHEPPABD
JOSEPH ELAPP, It'D. N.B. LAWRENCE,
TO. 0. BUDMAN, JOHN BUPPLBB.
. THOMAS OBAVEN, Preeddenh
A. B. GILLETT, Vice President.
JAB.B. ALVOBD, Secretary. . apM-tt
23 272 17
Fame iNSUEAii
No. m CHESTNUT S
FIRB AND INLA,
DIBEC
........ 6,851 87
......... 468 33
F. N. Buck, E. D. Woodrhff,
Ohae. Bichardson, John Eessler, Jr.,
Henry Lewis, Jr., P. 8. Jnetice,
Alex, Wbilidtn, ' Washington Jones,
Geo. A. Weßt, Ohae. Stokes,
0. W. Davis, John W. Everman.
FRANCIS N. BUCK, President.
OHABLES BfCHABDSON, Vice President
WILLIAMS I. BLANOHABP, Secretary. [mhlB-lf t
$2,700 00
riOMMONWIALTJ
\J BANOS COMPANY,
PSNNBYIiYANIA,
DIB2CT0B&
David Jayno, M. P-, • Charles H. Roger*,
John ML WMtali, ioiin K. Walker,
Edward 0. Knight, Robert Shoemaker,
Thomas S< Stewart, ' William Strother®,
Senry Isewia, Jr,._ Elijah Jnhea,
DAVID JAYPIB, M D. s President.
' - ; JOHN M. WHITAZIII, Vice Freafcteit
SAHTJEXi S, MOON, Secretary.
. Office, Commonwealth. pnJldbg, <513 OHEBTHUS
Utrppt. Philadelphia. , *e4-f? *f
... , 7,IST OB
.$276,840 40
. 250,000 00
TB FAR MERIT MAKES THEM PO
PULAR—REt&LRK’S llfe- size oil-colored Photo
graphs, are tlegant and striking likenesses. Go to SE
COND Btreot*abcve Green,' and secure one at; war
prices. it*
21,215 31
WORTH MAKES THE: MAN.—
» t Xt'fc the same in a picture. RTS colored
Photographs for" 81 are w.ortb the price, worth every
thing aa a Jifeorjess, and worth every thing to ltd possessor.
Gallery* SECOND Street, above Green. It#
..... 24,663 31
79,307 04
♦ ... 18,480 40
12,108 72
: A BRUMS FOR WAR VIE WB.~
jIJL These Albums are prepared expressly for the Card
Photograph Mowb of the "War, Groups of Statuary* Land
scapes. copies of Fine Paintings, _&c M and are the only
Albums suited to t-bis class of Photographs.
..... 31,343 78
No. 50. Imt.mor., gilt edg, and clasp* for 20 Port’s, $2 50
51. « “ “ - 30 d* 300
62. “ “ “ 40 « S 50
63. <* “ . 50 « 4 00
64 Tur’y mor., “ two clasps, . 20' <' 375
65. » « >< 30 a 400
56. *♦ «' “ 40 “ 4 50
V 67. « « 50 « 600
58. « ; t. **■ pan rides, 20 5 25
50. « “ ««-■•*-. 30 ti g go
. 60. “ 40 “ . 576
61. “ “ « « 50 “ 6 00
62. Velvet, gilt moun’g il . 20 “ 5 75
63. <« “ “ 30 - « 6 00
64. « “ « 40 « 6 25
65. « , “ . •'/'•«» . 50 '« 675
66. Turkey* gilt edge, < { oblo’g 4to, 60 t{ -7.00
67. « « . 80 u- 760
68. “ « “ 100 *« 8 00
60. « • v: « pan. wig.* 60 « 875
*• 70. « • “ tt go « 925
71. “ <* « 100 « fl 75
QUARTO ALBUMS.
Imitation Morocco* . ' . . for 200 Portraits §7 50
Turkey Antique, , 200 “ 860
“ “ two clasps, ‘ 200 *i 12 50
« « “ pan sides-200 “ . 16 50
New Styles and Upsigns are constantly introduced.
Every Album is furnished with a Title Page and Index*
printed in Gold.
Complete Catalogues of Card Portraits and Photo
graph Albums may be obtained gratis.
. Published by ‘
,V ALFRED MABTIEN,
jf-26 No, 600 CHESTNUT Street, Pailadelpkia.
$300,00*
JpLACfrSI FJLAGhri!
BANNERS AND STREAMERS
• %m oo
SASHES, SWORDS, SWORD-BELTS.
MEXICAN AND FANCY SPURS,
EQUIPMENTS OB’" ALL KINDS.
$82,399 09
. 18,744 22-
....... 343,660 49
JAY COOKE & CO,
... . 6,560 05
6,933 m
40,000 00
100-00
........ 22,852 89
....... 4,793 44
........ 5,399 31
NEW “5-20” LOAN.
The undersigned, as Subscription Agent for the Go*
vernme&t, is prepared to deliver
saw SIX PEE CENT UNITED STATE 3 LOAN,
Subscriptions received AT FAB, and accrued interest
Erom May 1,1862.
- Legal Tender or Par Notes and Checks received for
the Bonds—the Inlereeito date raust be paid in Cold.
This Loan ie called **6-20,” having TWENTY years to
ran, but redeemable at the option of the Government at
any time alter FITE years, but is a Shc-per cent. Loan.
..$250,000
i SIS,OOO 00
m 539 30
.. 6,324 30
1,557 17
C 1 W. CHURCHMAN, No. 32 South
<V FRONT Sfreett Philadelphia, is prepared to make
cash advances on consignments to.his friends in Liver
pool. , JeS-lm*
6 000 00
211,182 50
JGE PITCHERS.
: : •- cx~ jxr 3ui' AST~ JS
......... 4-000 00
.......... 2,000 00
PATENT PLATED ICE PITCHERS,
Wforanted to keep the Ice longer than any Pitcher in
the market.
WM. WIESON & SON,
_ 5,000 00
5267.91 T 71
SOLE AGENTS,
g. w. CORNER FIRTH AND CHERRY STS.
Also Pitchers of all the different mannfactarcra con
stantly on hand, ilain and ornamental, at reason^le
prices. ' . —■
MORIAH CEMETERY.
... 4,300 00
5 : 500 00
$10,661 90
This Kronna is located a fow yards off the Darby road,
about the same distanoo from the city as Laurel Hill, and
to heantifnlly situated on the highest point of ground for
n 'lto seilTs wimliaMy adtvptod for the pmwe
being high and dry. The pnblio are invited to examinf
lie claims before purchasing elsewhere.
General and sectional plans may be examined at ibo
$73,271 16
1,951 Si
61,27116
10,418 74
■Where[any further information will be cheerfully af
forded by theagent-Y
DESIRABLE HOTS;
AT LOW PBIOJBS, AND ON LIBERAL TEEMS,
Are now to the market, some of them to sections just
opened, having hitherto been held to reserve. ■
Orvion Honas from B A. M.to 4 P.M.,and ettherbo
fore or after these hoars, at the residence of the under
ataSi’ NO. 314 NOBTH TENTH STREET.
GENERAL AGENT.
N B.— Conveyance to and from the Cemetery for
mob as desire to pnrohase: ■ myls-2m
PHiLiDKLrnu, Pa.
RIM EMRE R!—The most fashionable
and successful Hair D»or and Cotter in America
is L. GUTEHVNBT, FOURTH and BRANCH. jr2-4«
TSLARET—ST. JULIBN CLARET,
Kj in cases, of different » “ IR3 ,
jj2 126 WALNUT and 21 GRANITE Stroets.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
INSURANCE COMP ANT.
CAPITA!. *200,000.
iCB COMPANY,
Street.
[NDmsmAjfos.
3TOBB.
H JIBS IKSU"
i or THB STATE <J>
PHOTOGRAPHS.
LI3T OP STALES AtiD PRICTE3.
NATION At FLAGS,
OF EVEBY DESOBIPTIOH.
PASSANTS.
MILITARY GOODS
EVANS & HASSAKK,
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
No. 418-ARCH STREET.
MANCIAL.
BANKERS,
NO. 114 SOOTH THIRD STREET,
AT ON.CE, ON PAYMENT, ‘
COUPON BONOS,
A vmORIZSB FEBRUARY 25,1862.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
114 Sooth THIRB Street.
PERFECTLY AIR-TIGHT,
COMPANY’S OFFICE,
NO. 108 SOUTH SIXTH STBEBT,
FREDERICK. A.. VAN CLEYE,
HEW PUBLICATIONS.
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cloth bound, price SI. (Seronth thousand.)
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Mrs. remarkably clever icw novel, which
bus alrrady gooe into a third edition. Price, 50 . cents in
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Turkey by aj'ronch w-onmn Translated- Price, $1.25,
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game fish of the north.
A new sod capital book on Fish and Fishing. Illus
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VfAfITS.
%AI ANTE!)—2J3OO Men along tie line
H of the Lehigh Canal, say 3,500 laborers, 250 car
penters, and 250 stone masons. Apply to the officers of
the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company, at 51AUOH •
CHUNK, ALLENTOWN, or EASTON, or anywhere*
along the line of the works. jelo*t£
COPARTNERSHIPS.
TSTOTICE.—The Copartner hip hereto-
J-l fore existing between the undersigned, under^the
firm of PRATT ic BEATff, has been dlsioived by its
,own limitation, and by mutual consent.
D.T, PRATT is alono authorizes to collect the out
standing debts, and to use the firth name in liquidation.
I). T. PiiaTT,
B. B. BEATff,
W. G, BILLIN. ,
(SUCCESSOR TO PRATT & HEATIT,)
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IST
WATCHES, JEWELRY.
ELATED WARE, &c.
Has removed from N. W. corner Fifth and Market Sts. to
Fo. 607 CHESTNUT STRET,
Wherf he offers for gale a FULL ASSORT HE NT OF,
GOODS pertainingto the WATCH BUSINESS Dealers
are Eolicited to examine the etock. jrs t3l
~YTOTICE. —The Copartm rsliip hereto-
J_v fore existinghfftween OHARLEIU. KLINE and .
EDWARD W, IVINS* is ttußday dissolved by mutaal
consent, the said EDWARD W. IVYNS retiring frmn
thc fimi. ;The old basinet will bo arranged, and new
businesß conducted at No. lid WALNUC btroot, by
3y3-3t* . J. L. KLINB, Agapfc-——
A- uA.fcl' HITS cl ay asso -.
X V ciated wiifr us "W t.
PBODUCS, MILLIKG, lIA-R” 1 '* I ™. mrtCftiWhtiT
biMWSFii win stni be continued In the name of P.
A. & S ’SMALL. P. A. & S. SMALL.
YORK* Pa., July 1,18G2.- —. -j'y3*f>i' '
t\LS£OLI3TION — l The fem of WJR
JL/ BIS L. HALLpWBLL & CGi is THI3 DAY
dissolved by mutual consent.' -Toe bu*fm»B9win be set
tled by the new firm of M L. HaLLOWELL &fiQ. '
MORRIS L, HALLO WELL,
J4MSIS TRaQUATB,
JOSHUA L. HALLO WELL.
- - THOMAS W. SWENEY,
enooh e. HUToar^soN,
WfLLIAH P HaLLOWELLi
ABKAHAM RITTSR, .
T. RUSSELL DAWSON.
Philadelphia, 7th mo. 1,18&2;
nOPABTNERFHfP. The undei>
V_y wgned bitve THIS DKY formed a PftrfnFrsWo for
Ihc trausßctioTi.cf the 811-K and FANCY T>UY GOOD'3
business, at No. 6lfi CffESTNU P Street, under the firm
of M L. BALLOWBLL & 00.
. L HkDLOWELL,
JOSHUA L. KALLOWEOL,
STSOOH B. HUTOHINS’iN,
• WILLIAM P. KAT.LGWELL.
PHTLADBDDUrA, 7th mo. 1.1862. jy2-6t
THE UNDERSIGNE D HAYE,THIS ;
DAY formed a Copartnership uader the firm of
DAWSON,-BRANSON, A 00-,for fra*aacting theSlLK
and FANCY BEY GOODS JOBBING business: at the
Northwest corner of M.ABKRT and F? FT Bt Streets.';
T. BUSSELL-DAWSON, -
OBLA NTH) BBAN3O S’,
JACOB G; BOSIGABDNEB:
Philadelphia, July 1,1862. 4*2-12t#
TAMES MoFADDEN has an interest'
tl in our business from tbia date.
" - FABKffAM, KIRKEAM, & CO;
' Jbf.TY t .lBB2. - '-jyl-j&t*: :
KTOTICE.—MR. WM. K. HEMP
i-v BILL’S interest In our house ceased on the Slstt
TWFSLL9 & 00.,
118N0BTH WBABVE3.
May. ,
jyiUlm
eOPARTNE RS HlP.—Tfceun
dersigned have this rfav formed aCacartnership, un
der ibe name and firm JOHNE3, BFRRf. * SSO., for the
transaction of the WHOLRiALE SILK AND FANCY
DBY GOODS BUS (NESS; at' Nos. 627: MARKS! X ’and -
624 COMMEBOK Streets. ~
GEOBGS W. JOHNEB,
WILLIAM H. BfcRBY,
WILLIAM H. HURC.EY, •
FRANCIS 8.-ABBOTT.-.
Philadelphia, July Ist, 1862.
T\ 1S S O LTJ TI 0 N OF PART;
XJ NEKSHIP.— 'i be Partnership heretofore existing
as DDTILH. GOoK, A CO., is this day dissolved by limi
tation, and by mutual consent. The buslnesß of the firm’
will be settled by the undersigned.«
E; G. DUTILH,
SAMUEL 0. OOOKv
Philadelphia, June 30, 1862.
SAMUEL 0. COOK will continue tlxe
AUCTION AND COMMISSION >UENE33 at
tbe oJd stand, No 124 South FBONT Street, above
Walnut jyl-12t
PARTNER SHIP NOTICE;—We
Wo TBIS DAT admitted LOUIS KIRK.
PATRICK as a Partner iu our firm.
' . D. KIRKPATRICK & SONS.
Philadelphia, July 1,1862;'. iyl-tutbs3t*. *
THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore
existing iaader the firm of BIEGEL, BAIBD, &
00., ie this day dissolved.
PETER SIEGER, IV B. ERVIN,
JACOB BIBGEL, H.S.J,IST.e*> ’
S. BATED.— ——
"MOTICS 0# LIMIEKTI PAKTNER
IN pun. „Jho hereby giro notice that,.
toolbars Mtlircd into a limited partnership, agreeably
to the provisions of the several laws of thß Common
weaHh 5 Pennsylvania relating to limited partnerships.
That the name of the firm under whwhsaid partner
abip is to be conducted is KlKCliif'i WIEST, & ES-
T miat the general nature of the business intended to be;?
trarsacted is the Importing and. Jobbing of Dry Goods.;
That the names of the General and Special Partners,
all of whom mido in the city of Philadelphia, are
TACOB BIEGEIj, General-' Partner, residing at 627
North Sixth Btreet; JOHN WIEST, General Partner,
?eS!ng at 32“ New street; D. B. EB7IN, General
Partner, residin* at ISM Girard avenue; HEtfBT_S.
FISIISB* General at4lft North Third
. fL£fA« TOSIaH RIBGEIa* General Partner, residing
at 416 North Third street 5 PETMt SIEGER, Soacial
Par bier* residing at TIT North Eighth ; OT; 8.,
B&IRB, Special Partner, residing at the Continental
H ¥hat the aggregate atnouutof the capital contributed
by the Special Partners to. the common stock is One
Hundred Thousand Dollars, of which Fifty .Thousand
Dollars in cash has been so contributed by Peter Sieger,
Sneoial Partner, end Fifty Thousand Dollars m cash has
been so contributed: by Wm S. Baird, Special Partuerr
That the said partnership is io commsncs on the first
day of July, A.D. 1862, and isto-terminstoon.tho first
dayofJanuar^lfi^^^
JOHN WIE3T,
D. B. EKVIN,
HENBT S. FISTEB,f
JOSIAH BIEGEIi, J "V
-PETES SIEGEa,i g ial p artnßrß .
jyl-Gw WM. S BAIbP. V '
removals.
REMOVAL,
E. Q-. WHITMAN & Go,
CONFECTIONERS,
HAVX BKMOYED PROM BECOHD AND OHK3T
NUT STREETS
TO No. 318 CHESTNUT STREET,
BEI.OW FOURTH, : ; .
NEXT 8008 TO ADAMS A OO.’S EXPRESS.
jeSO-lmif „m——
/Affice of the board of
. rotation adopted to them da e. Ymtov
Resolved, That the Presidents of Bailroad. Companies
aud the Captains of Steamboat lines leading from the
csty be informed that the THnoval of dead bosioaout
of the city, wiihout a permitfrom the *• of Healthy’
to accomp*uy said body, is antusatKy,, prejudicial to thy
public health, and that ali persons touting aaid rale will
be prosecuted according to \nade aad proyiled for 8
casefl ol nuisance*. ■JyVtnwo* ■
NEW YORE AUCTION SALE.
BTJIIDETT, JUNE % & 00., 109
WALL Sirrot, SEW YORK.
At 12 o’clock, at tho Wall’Btroet salesroom, ctunar Of
Front and Wall streela,
UHITRX) BTATBS GOVERNMENT SAL*.
(By order and under thediractioo of HI SLAV BAftNEY,
X^JSollßcforofJhePort.^
- LARGE BaLE SEA ISLAND cdTTON.
BCO bales superior quality Sea Island Cation, of favorite
brands, all in perfect merchantable order.
Samples per catalogue may be examined on Monday
and Tuesday, 7th and Bth iost, at the Wall-street sales*
room.
Terms CASH. jy*
riARLISLE WHIIE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNY.
Accomniadoifon for THREE HUNDRED TIbITORS.
TMif highly favorite Resort Is now open for Visitors
those who can appreciate grand sceoerr, pure mountain
air, invigorating bath?, large and well-venfcilat*d rooms,
good fodety, and good table. Terms, ST ner week. For
particulars apply to 2T. W. WOODS,
Proprietor of
Carlisle White Sulphur Springs.
QE A BATHl.N&.—Congress Hall,
k/ long Branch, New Jersey, is now open for the re
ception flf Tisitotß. Persons dialling to engage room* will
please address WqOLMAN STOKE*,
jy4-12t* -. Prooriefor.
pOWIBS’ HOTEL,
This popular Hoiel.ltaa -lately been thoroughly
rated and refurnished, and now possesses all the rojuß
Uteaofa
The patronage of Philadelphians and the travelling
gnblic, desiring the best accomodations and moderate
charges, is respectfully solicited.
je2-3ra H. L. POWERS, Pi'dprfOfes-.
A CARD.—THE IJNDBRSIGNSB.
Xa. late of the GI?A EP HoUdE, Philadelphia, hays
teased, for a term of years, WILLARD’S HOTEL, in
Washington. They take this occasion'*® return to their
old friends and customers many thanks for past favors,
xnd bog to assure them that thoy wUJ be most Happy to
jeo them in their new quartos.
SYKE3, CHADWICK. * 00.
WARJTTNVvrow. July 18.18R1. an23.lv
ILTBB. JQBN BIIEW’S
IVJi ; ARCH-STREET TRKATRR.
THIRTIETH NIGHT OF F. S. OHXNFRAB.
- THIS (Saturday) EVENING.-July Sfb 1862,
THBRE GT OkIOUS PIECES.
LINDA, THE OJGAR GIRL,
THE WIDOW’S VICTW, ar,rf
LUVieUTCK HOT.
MB. CBANFRAIIIN FO-7E CHARACTERS,
With imitations of
FORREST. BAftNTCY WILLIAM 3, &c.
AH th#* Companv appear.
ON MONDAY,
“THIS OCTO BOON.”
; HSF Prices as usual.
Curtain rises at 8 o’clock.
VTTALNUT-£TREET THEATRE
;V-f Sole Le55ee......... Mrs. M. A G4RRET3ON.,
: TWENTY-FOURTH NIGHT OF
MTSS JULTA DALY.
THIS (Satnrdar) EVENING, JULY sth.
THREE GREAT PH?CE*.
THE IRISH EMIGRANT GIRL.
IRISH ASSURANCE AND YANKEE MODESTY.
BRIAN O’L^NN.
ON MONDAY—FIRST TIME
ojtany s*age of an entirely new and original Burlesque
Extravagarzs, with new songs, parodies, dances, and
effects, written exprerslv for
MISS JULIA DALY,
Entitled
r<ONTINENTAL THEATRE.
\J MB. SOL. DAV 15......;...... Sole Lease#,
THE HOOLBY MTVSTBBLS l
JULY FIFTH.
A GREAT SATURDAY NIGHT BILL.
MB. 0. HENRY, the BaHadict aw* Popular Favorite,
APPEARS NIGHTLY.
Mr. HARRY LEHR, NV SEYMOUR, and O. GAR.
DINER, the Trio of Punsters and BOLLIN HO YARD,
.the Unapproachable, all appear>
The coolest Theatre, most fashionable audiences, and
lowest prices.
Dress Uncle, 26 cents; Family Circle, only 10 ccnte.
876 FOUETH JULY * 1862
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, *
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS?
SOUTH SB &
WHALING VOYAGE!'
SELECT MATINEE AT THREE O’OLCOBC.
LADIES, -TAKE TOUR LITTLE ONES A TRIP
AROUND THE f
THEY WILL NEVER FORGET IT \
Tfce,EV>NING' ENTERTAINMENT wiUconnwac*
at precisely 8 o'clock.
Ac! mi-sion 25 cents.
Six Tichet* for one dollar.
. ChHd rrn 10 cents.
jpTT^T*’'-
►BNifSILYANIA—
-a- i*» Ak Ainr
3025 OH BSTNUT STRTSBT.
The splendid exhibition of Paintings and Sculpture for
thebenefitofthe Oooper-&bopaadJliP^i!»-^a 4 sffVifr-BCtt""
ArfmispMMi 30 cent*. Ohilflren half price.
Ope* from BA. H.. till 7 P. ML, ftnO from 8 til) 10 P.
r--. v . ■ 1 , ...; .. • j<»3o
FOR THE ' SEA
ESasr SHOES ! SO «MEB AS
BANGESUSNT.—CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC BUS
boap.
Three trains dailv to Atlantic City and return, (Sun
ders excepted). Trains leave YHTE'-Streot Ferry «t
follows:
Train-..,
Expires Train
Freight and Accommodation.
BETrBNING;
LeayfiSj Atlantic Mai) Tram ....4 40 P. Iff*
fl ‘ « Express Train.,.. 616 A TBL
a u "Freight and Accommodation.3l3 A. HE.-
F All IC SI -SO Bound-trip Tickets, opod ' only far tktt
day and train on which, they are issued'; 52.50. Kxcror—-
B»on Tickets, good for three days, S 3. Hotels are no*r
open. -y. ' JOHN G. B&TANT,
jel2-tf ■ Agent.
|gj§||gggl| DELIGHTFUL
SUMMER EXCURSIONS
NIAGARA FADES. HAKE OSTABIO, THE THOU
SAND : BLANDS, BAPTBS OF ST. LAWRENO*
JUVKR. AIONTKEAI., LAKES OHAHPLAIN AND
GEORGE, SARATOGA SPRINGS, HUDSON' RI
: TER, WHITE. MOUNTAINS, BOSTON, NEW
PORT, NEW TORE, So.
AND BEADING BMLROADI
EXOXJRSION TICKETS,
GOOD FROM SATURDAY, JETPE 23; Tt> MONDAY,.
jfiiiT.T; iwa,
To be Bold at tbe following rate 9
FBOM PHILADELPHIA' to HASRTSBITBS;
POTTSVILLE, or LEBANON; and rettmj.... *3 28-
POST CLINTON....
BEADING
POTTSTOWN
PHCENIXYTLLE...
And between all stations- at reduced
ftboTe ten days.
P°r ™D’ CHEAP AFTBOtfOON EJC-
r cmsiONS oW-rmsBATS and‘PßH>ats,
'tteragh tbc. finest Coostry tmi the' bo * n ‘^? l '
Sceßsry in tbs Tiffloity of
On TUESDAYS-and FRIDAYS of-e&cb week TartS'
fuHlier notice an Extra Train villi leave mat Chester at*
fcheSor 430 P'M’ Train from Pbitadelpbia, and the i*
n- i> u p nr Train from West CJbeßter. _
ROUND-TBTP TICKETS FRO 51*2BITj ADELPIIIA
to all Stations eaat-of West Chester, sgod on any of tta
above Trains, ont’or fa, may be bad -ca these days OHb x*
atBXOUBSIOH BATES, good only on
For further information, apply-afe-the Ticket Office, to
the Depot, "81.121 corner of FIGH-T'SENTH and Jtf AJBt
, SUMMER BQARhBKSfc-
ON THE to-E-OF THE BoAD.
Superintendent^
jefll-tuwfs tf
S RMIJH
CITEAM- FITTING.
O SAMTJEt SMStrn & CO.,
wfBATB; A'OT GAS- FIT'fiBBS AND
No 015 CSESTNDT StraeS, opposite. Independence,
Hail. Philadelphia, are prepared to intrcAnce spparatoj
for prating-Manufactories, Store,,, dmicahea, Dwelhsgs,
Greenhousee, Ac. &c., toy S&eam. r _ , .
Außaratas for Soap BBa^OaiiSleMans&ctonea.
I*ryiog Booms for Hotels, Dyo Hosees, Ac., fitted up
in a superior manner. . _
Awning Posts and Fttaneß fnrmshcaanaißUt ty>-
'Watetintroduced through G-alvariasd Ttibea-
Plmn'bißg in all its branches.
Galvanized Tubes for Cemetery Irate..
All kinds of work, connected mth Stoaov water, or
. a
General Partners.
Have for bb)oT»\tm. Cocks, -
A gents for Wortfaagton’a Stc-ira Pnmpg. jyh&n.
DOLDIERS’, SEAMEN’S..AND WI;-
O TifYWR 1 PENSIONS, Far, Bounfci, Krize,Monoy,.
*Srod Iff JOHN B. MICK, Tsasion iaent, Ng
. p , j| c m}( j Commisbisoarfor tlio :Si-2311O■ >K,
ttre tt *!!®"*™!' rc i h INKS N rtrcbt,
S/srPORTS OBTAINKj*. • JjB-.6t»
Boy s ’,
DMS’S .
IS KSBI.KSB VABEKTS.
/"VEENINBr Off A. SOMMSS GA&t
iraMio thst telM ope*»« S m Bk«t Sift-
KSt—.'S^S
to OrtSfSi™,»xoci;«DtX.s«nr B«*ol Bata'atose
,ry, Wta«, *o„ o» h^ Sßy wm(SKXI
myS-Sm TWBBS’f.SBVSKTH «>a 00AT*B Bta
' WmTLE AND CLAM SOUP
retTO a o# daily (Sunday* axoajted) 3>T JA.SIB&
n*OFBKB, 808 MABSKT Btr«ot.
VamW*" •mroMwl wwtnri.
DAY ’ BUM. —AN iNIVOIOEOB*
D very euserlor BIT BUM, in auwtnicasks, Jnat
ff ctivc-d ami for sale by CHAS. S. C.BSTATftI,
jy2 128 WAkHOT irad 21 68A.91TE. s ,r .S,!t
ON WEDNESDAY, July 9th,
RUMMER RESORTS,
HOTELS.
Nos. 17 and 19 PARK SOW,
(OPPOSITI tHE ASTOB BOMB,)
NEW YORK.
TEEMS §1.60 PEE D AY.
FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
AMUSEMENTS
KING COTTON.
' SEA BATHING.'
.7.80 &. VL
~-....4,00 P.
5.00 P, &
EXCURSIONS;
PHHi ADELPHIA
! aNB- PHIL ADEL PHI A
®B’, 'ANDI3SBC
Ho. 13« Booth E3OETH 8^?!,
Tlaree soorfl abo-se WAJjSVT-
.OB
..... S<»>
.... 2 2fr
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