The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, July 09, 1862, Image 3

(FINANCIAL kNI) COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET..
Philadelphia, July 8,1862.
Gold continues to advance. 0 pening sol** to-day were
tnatie at 10 per cent, premium, rose to 10# by noon, and
before the close 11 was readily paid. Bids tor large
amounts were made at an advance ou the latter figure,
but did not draw out ilio supply. Old demands advanced
elfgbtly and were much called for. The fcsndeucy was
vipward to the close oi bustotss hours.
Wo see by the New York papers that $1,000,0H0 of the
Stew treasury email no Its have been received by tho sub
treasury of that city. This is working ou anticipations,
•»nd denctes the speedy passage of the new bill. The
•country is too much floored'with small hiUsnlrealy, and
ft is hard to imagine where there is room for more. How
ever, if they mußt come, there is no use disputing their
-entrance into the coffers of moueyed, men, but the same
i&mount ns will be issued of these . rag* would have been
much more eceoptubieiu denominations of fives and tens,
We can only hope that they may fulfil the entire expec
tations of Secretory Chttße,
At the Stock Board, operations were made at abont
TestPTfiay’B figures. City sixes were largely in demand,
fend the salts amounted to about 951,000 There was
iEome fluctuation in the price of new, rangingfrom ltil#
-opening, fatbng to 101# at the first board, butatthe
;fseoond board advancing to 103. The old sixes were pret
ty steady at 97, advskcinp lsiterin the day to 97#, heLig
•# advance on y«s eiday** figure. Beading stiffured from
inattention, end declined #., TbehondssoW better,lMlfl
extended, advancing # ; 44h bring 97. Pennsylvania
S&iJroad shares were steady at 47# First mortgage
‘bonds at 102# ; second do at 97; no ohaogos. Sonayl*
kill Navigation pre'erred declined # ; 5 bid for common,
’fedeclineof #. Sixes, ’B2, firm at 70. North Pt-enayl
“vania JLaihowl brought 9#, closing # le?e; 10a ad
vanced 1. Yeun6>lvHtda coupon 6a broughtlGO. United
States 63,’81, registered, 101#, an advance of #. Debt
certificates, 99#,' Sevmi thirties, blank, 103#; no
Change. Camden and Amboy Railroad advanced #
Catawissa preferred #, Lone IsUod declined #, Le
high ssrip advanced #. Susquehanna Canal steady at 5.
37ih and 19tb-Btreet Passenger Railway advaoced 3 on
yesterday’s bid. :/rcli-Bireetbronghi2s. American gold
sold for 11# premium. Themarket closed steady. Bate
for money unchanged.
Drexel & Co. quote: .
New York exchange.... Par to l-TJ) pro
Boston exchange...................... “ to I*lo pre
Baltimore exchange......!.,-.....,.,.. « to # dis
Country fund 5..;......,.... ...4-10to # dis.
'Gold... ....10# to If* pre.
Old demand Treasury notes. , 5 to 5# pre.
73-10 Treasury n05e5......,.........103# to 104
The following statement from the New York Harold
In regard to the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne, and Chicago
"Railroad is of value to tbo-»einterested:-'
Tim earnings of the Pittsburg- Fort Wayne, and Chi
cago Railroad for tho fimt five months of 1862 were
$1,480 000, of which it is understood that about $750,000
ver« net profit. The total awouijt of the fir«t.m«»»tgage
is $5,250,000, on which the annual interest is $367,500;
On the second mnrtoate. $5,100,000, on which tb*- an
nual interest is $361,200; of the third njortgvue, .$2,-
000,000, on which the tatefe*>t is *l4O 000. The road has
thus earned, in ftv* months, the wtede interest for the
year omthe • first t«o The net receipts tor
the year will, it Is exrantod,-amount to more than tafico
the interest on thece two mortg ages.
The earcii gs of the tiaiena and Ohioago Bail road for
Jane were:
3861.,,.
.....5182,823
215,708
Corrected earuiugß previous mouth.
The Chicago and Sock Island Bailroad Company
earned in Jute
June) 3862..
J tme, IStit
Increase... . $45*050
The last week o’ J uoe aav« an «>f $13,000
The 8t Louis, Alton, and Chicago Bnilroart earned'ia
Jane, 1862, $88,222 afraiu»t.sBB,7tfl'io June. 1881.'-
The following i« a report of the amount of coal trans
ported oyer the Delaware, Lnckawauua., and Western
Bailroad for the week ending Saturday, July 5 :
Week. Tear.
Tens • rwt. . Ton« cwt.
9.240 05 147.404 02
13,622 16 . 361:800 IT
Shipped N0rth.......
“ 50uth......
T0ta1.... 13 783 00 509;2W 18
For Corresponding time last y ear; -
Week., ‘ Year.
Tons, cwt. Tone. e*t.
Shipped N0rth........... 4,464 07 223,056 17
** South... ... 37.650 11 418,928 16
22,0,4 18
* ' 8eware5,,,..,.32,890 14
The New York ba?>k stat> mpnt, for the week ending
July 5, compares with the previous week as follows:
' Dt’ane Specie. Oircnl’n DeposUs.
June 28...5148,348,401 30 832 620 8.910,844 127 860,708
July .61,, 148,643,7 1.8 3i:79<K619 9,271>;815 127 496 634
...$206,317 967 893. 360.471
Increase.
Decrease,
The directors of the Fire Insurance Company of the
-County of Philadelphia have declared a dividend Of four
j>ei cent., payable on ard the 15ih iasi,
The directors of the Eaterprise Insurance Company
•declared a dividend of three per cent.* pa,able on the 9th
Inst.
’fr*. Samuel fiJocMullau was to day elected assistant
the City Bauk.
■PitUaiejphia astjick jSscliftßgft Salegi July 3.
[Beporfta. by 8. SLAriLiaaa, Pbila. Bxcbange. 1
tt PIBST Board.
U HarrlabW R v . 54% 4 Minehßl R......-4S'
6:1 U'l% 36 I’enu’a It 47
n SS x 's o “K—JOl’S, 5 / .do ...47%
3|SS S» V- 97 8 do o>rt. 47*.
J*®® I'ts. 97 IOOSPennaB 0%
■ 3000 do n<r.gs*\ jjj . j d 0..,. ... gu
\97 1000 Reading da »«.. 99
500 do If 555 Ame.'icon Gold.'.UO*
5M don«w...'.,.li\£ B 0 H f.l N-ypraiM 15
MO demw......1015 l 6000 0S Tr N >t->s hlk.lOlJf
iJSI US ?,n 1 «®-\-20O daunt OeapOi. MS.
•125**SI H 0 011 ’' 64r*V8to'a.t0lX'
?{"® o «4 O iTV"".?Ju 'Vo ?**•'’*«■ •••oat, sair
1 nn dll l!u-i bill, . BlJj
l i5S eSclt’ll Kay tt» >b2 ui , artth&Mtb-stsß 8
600 d0..**... . lb 50b\ ( p.ln. 09
7 Oam * in. It.. .lasy, i awn) ■ lya, new c’h.lo3
1000 V SDebt Cert.. . 06% | IijOOO RtaXin,. 6s ’441 g 7
11000 ÜBTr Notee bl k 103% | 28 Pa R!, slO Hat 47%
SBOUND BOARD. \
6300 city 65... 97% MOD Readings; 143.. 99
4000 do new 2d>s 102 !71! N l'a 11, 5)11
.2200 do new....... 102 2SOO 0 s6a Ml"" ".101*
2 sTinebill P. 48 . 2rAroti.et a.,.-.., 25
32000 Penua K laiucg K 2% :40 d0.,....\ii5 25
6100 do 2o nitf?,,. 97 400 BeadUg ft 06 Us 88X
4000 Pitta Ft Way eS. . 20 L ißl’d 8...../,. 16%
Ch 2dmtg bs«n. 39 5000 Aoterioan aoU.'.lll V
20 Cata Rpml’d.,. 11%
in*»
.3000 Weat Branch lids, 88% |
C00NPa10i........ 99
OIiOSINQ PRII
iitrt 441«<1|
V 8 6a ’81,...,.101K'i111%
® 8 Tr 7 3-10N.1032 103 h
ffhilada 05.,,;-.. 97' 97%
iPhilailu es new..lM.X .102
SPenaa 6a........65% 85*-
Beading 8.... /S8 >, 2S. 68,
Beadmßs’Bo’43. 08% 99
Bead bds’7o.... 93 94
SBeadmt Bs’BB.. 85 M 88
Fenna Rex die, 47%. . 47%
JPenna RlmBs..loi% 10
FennaKam 6*.. 96% 97%
£lorrin On! Con., 45 47
Morris CnlPref.l2o 7 125 -
{Sch Nay Stock.. 6 6
Bob Nay Prof... 35% 16%
Bob N 6e’B2exint 69% 70
Rlnjira'B.t.... ,12 13'
IBimira R Prf... 21% 22%
JElnt 7a’73.ex iut Bft 88 J
Fhiindtti-phia Market*.
The Flour market is unchanged, there being very lit
-4le demand‘for export nr home use. Sales comprise 200
feblsgcod Ohio cxfra at S 5 j l ; sflQ bhls Northwest
•orn family, part-private,- and .part at 85 for selected, and
3200 bbls 'Delaware MUte-oxtra at 80*50 bbl; the sales
to the trade range at 84 50©4.T5 .for. commoa and good
puperflne; $4.87.& .7 5 for extra and extra family, and
:$6®6.60 bbl for fancy brands, as to quality. Eye
{Flourisdullfand sells ut5312#®3.25 & bbl. Com
Meal is-steady, and Pennsylvania scares at $2 75
fcbt.
Wheat—There is not much offering Sates reach about
9,000 bus red a* 124® 126, mostly at 126«, afbat, and a lot
•of Soutbem-atlSOc; 1,000 bus g* od Penna, whire brought
330 c, and2,ooo Ima Keinucfey do nt 135 c. instore. Eye
<2a steady'; Pm-usyl *atiia selling on arrival at 03e. corn
■comes m slowly, and prime yellow is wanted at s&c,
afloat, and 53# cin the cars Oats «re unchanged, with
tfhrlher sales of Pennsylvania at 40c, and Delaware at
:S7e.
Bare.—lst No 1 Quercitron is steady at 833.60 ty
>ton,
Cotton,—The -market is firm and on the advance, hat
With a very limited business doing fa the way of sates.
Obooekibs and Pnovisjoxs—There is a moderate
ffcusinesa doing. Sugars are rather better. 100 bbls
iard sold at B#c, and 60 fcs at B#c, ea»h
Whiskt,—Tne *m*.rk<-fc is quiet at 29ffi30c for Penaa
*Jyble, 30©31c for Western do, and 28c W gallon for
«{Xrudge. ' • "■ ••• ■ >■' ■""•••• ■
CITY ITEMS.
Adjourned Meeting Uf the Yovap
■Men’s Ohkistian Associatton—Tmbutb to the Oats
®ev. Francis D. Ladd— An adjourned meeting of the
TToung Men's Christian Association was held at the
CRoems,;NoSe 1009 and 10U Chestnut street, last evening,
3dr. BhilHngsford in the chair. The proceedings were
-opened with ptaytr end reading the Scriptures, the drat
(Stem of business trim *acted being the following tribute of
-respect to the late Rev. Francis D. Dadd, a victim of the
present war, while euiaged in the noble work of minis
•taring to tlfe sick and wounded in the Army of the Poto
(jjjuc, under the auspices of the Army Committee of this
Association. Mr. Ladd, at the solicitation of this Com-
Omittee, promptly and gladly volunteered to bear his part
4n this labor of love. On the 27th of May be proceeded
to Fortress Monro*-, where, and submuently at York
'town, Whit® House, aad on tbe battle-field of Fair
dOaks, he spent three weeks in assiduously at
tending ■* to the Bplritoal and physical wants of
gbe tick and wounded -i> At the end,of that time he was
ftimseir attacked with the disease, typhoid fever, from
Vhich lio never recoveredHe returned to Pniladelphia,
tgrith the seeds of dca*.h in his system, though be did not
itakehis bed until be bad faithfoily delivered all the
packages turd message*. to “loved ones, at home,” which
tjiad been entrusted to bis care by thote whom be had at
tended in Virginia. He died on Monday afternoon, after
Joeing confined to bis bed ten days, in the triumphs of
tfbat faith of which be has loig been & zealous, conaUt
*nt, and unobtrusive prtaoher.
For several years past bo has been pastor of the Penn
tso. S.) Presbyterian Church, Tenth street, above Poplar,
Amd in Ids death ibtft congregation has sustained an irre
parable loss. He died at the age of forty, two, hia wife
iSnd children, having departed for "that bourne from
no traveller returns ” ;some ten years before, his
.only immediate family remaining to mourn hia loss, we
being a mother and sister.
The following resolutions were offered byP. B. 91-
Esq., and after a few brief and appropriate ad
presses by members pres+nt, unanimously.adopted:
Whereas, He wbo doetb all things welt; has seen pro
to remove from our association, in the prime of life,
:sud from a field of great tisefulness, our friend and bro
ther, Rov. Francis D. Ladd : therefore,
That while we mourn the loss of his sym
pathy, hia prayer*, counsel, and &>• operation In our
•Vorks of 1 Obrißtian benevolence, we rejoice to know that
Ate hae fallen as a Christian warrior, with his armor on—
that the seeds of death were, sown while ministering to
.&nr suffering brethren on tbe battle-field of Fair Oaks.
JBesoteed, Thatin the death of the Rev. FcanoU D.
Xadd, the Young Men’s Christian Association have loata
devoted friend and counsellor, the Church of Ohtißt an
*ble minister, and society a brilliant ornament.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathize .with hia be
reaved family, and tender them our heartfelt condolence
fu this hour of their trial, and that we pa-- the last tri
jbute of respect by attending, in a body, his funeral.
It was subsequently agreed that the members of the
. Young Men’s Christian Association meet at their rooms,
'Chestnut above Tenth, one'boar before the time an
jiounccd. for,tbe funeral, io order to proceed in a body to
the late residence of the deceai ed, on Broad street, above
Parrishv 1
The remainder of ihe evening was spent in transacting
gniscellanootw items of business. ,
New Cartes for tee Album.—Mr. F.
tekunst, Nos. 704 and 788 Arch street, has last br ought
ot»t so original “carte” Uze picture of Mount-Vernom
a splendid view, which is defined to be very pynttlar for
Albums, which are also sold in great variety at Mr. G.’a
com ters. In Cartes de Visits, his last additions, that
will be largely sought, are superb pictures of Rev. Tbo
mas L. Janeway, l>. D., Secretary of the Board of Do
m*etic Mlfeiooß, formerly pastor of the Presbyterian
Church, Sixth street, above Green; Rev. Dr. 13d wards,
pastor of the church at Eighteenth and Arch streets;
and Rev. Mr. Stevenson, the talented young pastor of
the Green-street M. E. Church, formeily Rev. Mr. Bris
bane^.
Frksit New Salmon.—Mr. 0. H, Mattson,
doMler iii Fine Groceries, Arch and Tenth ftreets, has
just received a fresh supply of “ New” Salmon, Smoked
atd fcpicid, a very superior article, to which we iovite
the attention of onr readers ; also, a fine article of Mess
Mackerel, in packages to suit consumers.
A Ball-Dress at the World’s Fair.—A
while Batin brocade ball-dress is In the London Exhibi*
tion. from the Lyons looms, representing a. perfect
aviary of birds of all sorts, anil in all characteristic posi
tions. The whole presents a beautiful ornithological
picture as well as a dress. Such varieties may .suit
European tastes ; but upon this side of the Atlantic pub
lic opinion goes Tor the elegant, styles of garments for.
genthmen Rod youths that are turned out by the Brown
Stone Clothing Ball of Bockbill & Wilson, Nos. 603 and
6Q6 Chestnut street, above Sixth.
..... $62,885
.... 168,104
....... .$131,891
BO,B U
611,985 33
BOARD.
SO Lfehlgb Scrip...... 30*|
CES—STEADY.
I Hid. Asked
Llsiand R..... id v ir
ItHbCi&N.x-dv 49# 50 .
la* Cl & Nav sep 30 31 '
N Peuiu* 8..... 9V Otf
N Pa R 77 1*
Pa R10a..,. 99
OatawßOon... 3# !&%
Catawisßa Prf.. 11^
Frnk & South B 45 /47
2ti&3»l-at 72 775
Race A Vine-frtß 9 /
W Phi1a8...... 53/ 58
Spruce* Pine.. 11& 33#
Green A Coates.. 39# 30 >5
oft Wal ex div/* 88
Arch Street..../24# 25
Cbir ft FJf«*«t* 17 20
SMvenr’h ft N’th 8 8#
Girard College. . 22 ! 24
! Tenth ft Blfev’h. 83 85
J olt B—Evening.
Extract from the London Times received
by the Kangaroo : Our advices from America, of the
.last dates, are very favorable to thecan-?e of the Southern
Confederacy. General McClellan h»B been driven from
’'the White House, and the White House burned. .No.,
mention Is made of tbe capture of President Lincoln or
family; but we suppose he made good hie flight across
the river to Harrisburg, the capital of Philadelphia.-
Governor Andrew, with his colored brigade, was entirely
defeated jn his attack upon Charleston, by Gen. Hunter*
Confederate notes circulate freely in Northern cities,
especially in Philadelphia. The largo Clothing Clouae of
Chords Stokes, under the ” Continental,” in Philadel
phia, is closed on account of the large number of its cus
tomers in the army killed.
ARITHMETIC.—Two glances
look; two looks make one sigh; four sighs
make cue waltz ,sfhree|waltzeB make one palpitation ; two
.palpitatioup make one call; two calls make one attention i
;t*o attentions make one fool (sometimes two); two fools
make one flirtation ; one flirtation plus two bouquets,
equal to one engagement, equal to one marriage ; about
eight yards of material make one suit of summer clothes
—best made at the Fa&hionabla Oloihing Emporium of
Granville Stokes, No. 609 Chestnut street, who sells 25
percent, cheaper than any other establishment in the
city.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
UP TO 12 O r CLOOK LAST SIGHT.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut stc.
J P Sanderson, USA : G M Brnylon & U, 0 8 A
Jacob JNeiter, Cincinnati L OinciauaLi
T b Ireland, Cincinnati 0 Haight & la, New Jersey
OW De Lot g, Lex, Ky .E P Porirne, Troy
AS Robinson, St Louis HO Strong, Chicago
A M Howland, Boston Ja> Jameson, Kaft'iiug
J O btowe, Leavenworth W S Really, 8t Louis :
W 8 Carew. New York " Mies Foster
J 8 Potter, Boston L Liven*t<m, New York
J Coopr, Newbern, N C John O Hattrn, Boston
' Strgt E B Dalton, New York L Vaulin*. Pottsville
W L Heltenatein, PcttsviUe Lieut S P Turney, Mich
Dr 3 JR Hard, Boston Hr J* S Whiriug, Mass
Mrs Pmull, Harrisburg J A Small, Harrisburg .
G M Simousoii, New York E Morris Chester coJ PaJ
John GilHs J J Uri-eswell & la, Md
U Fiercher & la, Wash, H 0. Mrs Boibwick, & n, Wash
Mm*s E A Hare, Wash, 3X i) TK Lovett, Wash, D 0
P N Bam, St Louis BlrsGideou Wellea, Wash
Miss Welles, Washington C flerihehode, Ohio *
Sic# 11 Phelps & sou, Ohio A H Grave* & la, N Y :
F 6 Thayer & la, Nuw York ffia L Me Ate & ia, Va
fl W Handing. Virginia Mrs Edwards, Kentucky
H G Sanford, Ohio Mr Brown, Pa
S E Pleasants, Indiana J E Foster,
Mrs Foster . J Anderson, Now Haven
B H Cbeever, .Washington John H Aiuteti, NY
W BOtis. Brooklyn A Kirby U S N
M A Zabriekie, New York J R Miles
Copt J P Gilles, ÜBN Mrs E T GHles, .Delaware
M R Betts, Delaware Mrs P A Locke, New York
B E'Wted, New York Joints Potter, Jr
Thus Forsythe, Media, Pa S ME^drtdgo
Jtbn Sprecton, New York 0 T Tnfon, Boston
J T Carpenter, New York H W Miller, U 8 N
Townsend New York C 0-Marsh. New York
T D Ogelby, US A .B L Smith, New York , ,
J Sutton, Indiana, Pa S M Buckingham, Conn
W M Gamble, New York Capt Eiidy, US A
Root Christy Horace Williams, Newport
TR Williams, N J ..
MERCHANTS’HOTEL—Fourth st., below Arch.
C B Foster, Peniia Dr J U S N
G L Bojle & sou, Lancaster E A Ilorts. Epbrata, Pa
E Hester, Bethlehem *>. J B Graham, Cleaifiyld
L Wfil. Jacksonville, 111 J B ELftpasrick, NJ . '
D A Wray & la, Penna Miss N M c Panna
J M Ktith G R Parish.. Wiikesbarre .
Jehu Smith . . 35 lliiuois
W Irv?n, Curwinsville ' Hr D O Crouch, Ourwiusv
W Mcllwain, Salbburg Mrs S £ Ra-.es, Peuua
feerj H Hayes, Penna J B Mar Lin.
Wies Ara H Eayee, Peuua Mia B Longcnka, Muncy
MifsF E Lnngcake, Money JA Lougcake, Muncy
J A Hcok, Colombia, Pa -
AMERlCAN—Chestnut street, above Fifth
Jcs H Stetle. Maryland T B Hopper, Maryland .
Dr J V WaJ'Bce, Maryland Lieut W Rlvoim, Harrisb. J g
B. einaicksou,’ Salem, N J T M Beynolos, Dover, Del
E It Kinier, Bridgeton, N J Alex Weis#, Easton
A T Eohropp, Bevb'ehem A Ridgway, Bethlehem
Berj Burlington Mies 41 Poiers,. BorHogtoa
: Bliss Marlhi Moore,, N J Ricud Lee & 2 sons, Peat.a
.Wiii Lindsey, Maryland' S L Parkburst, New York
Wm V'ot Ada, Penna , W N Huario, Bcslon
G K Kimballj Nnwbern, N CJas H BlcKeo, HazUton
: .Win M Fields: Blilnesville N H Brown, Delaware
W' I) Fisher, Delaware \ B Benedict, Eaatoa
Oeb Penna II C Bond, Bristol
John L WebAter W W Berry* Baltiaaoro
?ST. LOOTS HOTEL—Oheatnut erruHt, above Third.
Caps Reynolds, U S.N . , - Jobu M ILed, Delaware
Geo W.-odrnff, Chicago E B ff Tori
& o Giay, II BN. --- fi» Haftwell,- O 8 N
D Fre>,rWashiogton,H.C -S Edgcrly, Jr, Wash’n
G Spencer, Connecticut M Kaon-s&la. Jamaica
H Ha«n & wf, Wash’d, . J Hunter, Ma«»nhusett3
B L W'et.er, V 3 N ' _ L R Townsend, N J
The* King, St Johns, UB r Mrs H Cates & niece, N Y
J R Graham
THE UNlON—Airch street, above Third.
A H Purdie, Trenton, N/J Mas W M Lindsay, Pitfcab’g
Ssml Lindsay, Pittsbaig J,M W Grig*, Lancaster
D Ejmentrcut, Rending S Wblda, Re.uJiug -
D Thomas, lleedsbiVg, 0 R Kutzj KUetoo, Pa
A Diller, Laucas'e/i Pa Ssoinel B Mytrs, L-mcaster
K P Auccna, Potayille Jno N SioHes,. Stroudsburg
D> N N Stokes, Mr Phaleu, Piitshurg
W Bradley, Dqßiw, Ireland C L PersUog &U Joh cat’a
W R Prior, WSliamsport T T Price, Tuckerton, N J
STATES PNlON—Market street, above Sixth.
. C Thonipson/” tts b* DC Johu.Brother, Indiana co
J R BriokeT Huntjogdon co John McPherson, Clearfield
G€o AVeap^ r i Indiana,.Pa J B JoUusou, Snipped, Pa
John Stwfriz* Lnncannon H B Adams, Gettyohurg :
i.‘ sniiplo, Lane co, Pa . Lymau filorgau, Uuioutown
E .■« SlftVr, Green Castle B B Horst, Harrisburg
jLewfo R HtfKer, Petereb,Pft H 0 H«iu!ino, E
J II Grove, Baltimore. H C Gengrick, Pa
H Weber, Laucaater T S YooDg. Coate%viHe
A Rocky. Lane co, Pa A B Sumt. Mifflin. Pa -
John Bell,-Danphi[i, Pa Mrs John Bell. Dauphin,?*
Miss Alice Bell, Dauphin,Pa H G Thomas, Dauphin, Pa
COMMERCIAL—Sixth street, above Chestnut .....
„J W Everett, Fahnettsbg PS Skfuucr. Franklin co -
B L CtHhbert, Pittsburg •: James .Rut-sell, Pittsburg
James Williams, Ohio 8 M. Meredith, Pa
kliga Uereoitb, Pa ; Mrs Wfteon&d,Chester co
Jl> Broomell, Coatesville L'Q Sriffith, Pa
Alf Bunting, Pa
NATIONAL HOTED—Race street, above Third,
SC JMcOmmick, MDr Pa Mr Boyd, Peuna
J M B arif y, Bucks to J Strub, Peona
WB Baum, Pbcooixville J ill She Wen
JdaWhitaker,'MtOUdr GSmaller, Mi«!dleton
Beading' AM.Bank, USA .
P E Freylinghousen, XT S A.'M : s- M J Boyd. Penna
i? Wbde JHumbtetbuVPeansylvania
BABLET SHEAF—Second street, below Vine.
M P»fr«on, Pennsylvania J Bemuy, N P R R
; Ho Worrhiogton, Trenton JLyun, Newtown--
B.Kune, New Jersey yf Vankirk, Pennsylvania
C Pa] oj er,, B m boro ... C Keuileiy New .York -
W Lewis, Bucks co C Elliott, Wdshin^ton
3 Grayi New Hope Dr OH HHI, Hathoro- '
Eli orris, Pennsylvania' T O Aikiuson, Kucks
Geo H peaD, Trootoji L B Labar, co •
J Ki-ieon, iinekß co J 3 Uestoo, N«wto*n .
WnnDVbree, Doylestown S Holcomb, New Jersey -
J h Shonmker, Penna W Bixler, Easton
J J ibbs. Newtown A J Meyers', MilDowa, Pa
M MHfcill. Bucks co 8 Harper, Pe'insylvania
J.Flowera Edwwood G Cale, Bucks po
■\V K Oxrver, Newtown ‘- A Dauahowt-r, Bucks co
A V Johnson, Bucks CO E Y«rkeg, Phceuix%’i!le -
Jos Yurdlty & la, Bucks co W H.WarFtnd, Pt Pleasant
Job J Greer, Doylestown M Jarrett, Montgomery co
W Davison, Montgomery co C Comiy, B> berry
F Jarrett, Montgomery co
BLACK: BBAB—-Third street, above Callowbill.
W Roan, Schuylkill Haven . W M Bachert, Tamaqua
Mrs Reading, Somerton. : Mrs C Vanardstalen, Pa
M V B Vanaidrdalen, Penna J S Cornell,' Penna
■W.Harncr,‘Pennsbttig J Hersh, Pnmsburg
D BechteL Bechtelville H P Herb, Sealing
G Merkel A s, Penna M A Seipet, Lehigh co^
O Harper, Jenkintown Miss A Harper, Jenkint’n
O Finney, BartsviUe M Cooper, Coop^rsburg
T MHes, Germantown Mrs Miles, Gsrmautoyn
Miss Miles, Germantown G Whetatone, Tamaqua
J Wood, Taiusqua y?
MADTBON HOtrSE—Becoud street, above Market
E H Brown, Delaware W D Fisher, Delaware
W S Seigie,'New Jersey T Crawford, Chester co
J Bun an, New Jersey W H Hisar, Wilm, Del
Jubto Bmjnard H Carver, New Jersey
W Neligh, AUantic City
MOUNT VERNON—Second street, above Arch.
R J.Smith, New Jersey A f Mortoni Montg co
P A StrohelrNew JerseyC Crisiroan, Norristown
Capt It Tjler, Now York Capt W M Lenox, N J
Sami McFate, New Jersey
, BALD EAGLE— I Third street, above CaUowhiU.
Geo Levan, Lancaster Aaron Eiaenbard, Penna
John L Gring, Penna Joshua Foiiifc, Qnakert’n
marine intelligence.
tST SEE FOXJBTH PAGE.
ARRIVED
U 8 gunboat Howell Cobb, Acting Msster Pearson, 4
days from Washington, DO, to be repaired at the Navy
Y MgM.ary Means, Wilson, 7 days from Cardenas, in
ballast to Tvrelts & 0o. :
gchr Sharon, Thurlow, 5 days from Gloucester, with
stooe to captain. *'■.•••,. , -
Schr Waterloo, Condon, 8 days from Rockporfc, with
ice to A Garrett. ' - „ ■ ■.
S’eamer Bristol, Charles, 24 hours from New York,
with mdie lo W P Clyde..
CLEARED -
Pteamshlp Paxon, Matthews, Boston, H Winsor.
Bark Katharine, (Br ) Baker, Liverpool, E A Bonder
4'to. '•>'
£chr Sallie B, Bateman, Norfolk, Hammett, Van Du
aen d Ooj
Scbr Gratitude, Towasend, Snow Hill, captain.
Bcbr Mary Haley, Haley, Boston, J B Blakistoa.
' Stbr D N Bichards, Joy, Boston, J B Bazley & Co.
ficbr S Cullen, Cullen, Hacapion Road I *, Nayy Yard.
Scbr Waterloo, Condon,'Wilmington, Del, ; A Garrett.
Schr W P Phillips. Smith, Braintree, Costner, Stick
ney A Wellington ..
Sir It Willing, Claypoole, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
Sir Beverly, Pierce, New York, W P CLde.:
Cleared 7th— Bark Lucy Johnson, Johnson, Capß
v Town, C. G. H., Welsford, Rankeo A Co.
(Correspondence of the Press.) - ;
HAVBB DE GBdOB» 7.
Tbe Wyoming left here this morning with 25 boats in
tow, laden and consigned as follows: _
H T Ourell, lumber to Norarosa & Sheets; FrAakßur
r< ws do to do; F J-Burrows, do to do; J A Lemmon,
graiW to A G Cattell A Co; Mtleabury, bar iron to Perot
&■ Pro**, and lumber: to II Croskoy; lumber to
N*w York; Wm H Mishall, do to «L>; E'dorado, Camber
bad coat to do: Jaa Bairatt, bark,-and .I P Fenny, lum
l,» r'tb Ctester, Pa: Obss Blanchard, lumber to John
-Craig; J G Sobers*lumber, Sami Shafe a. do to Bolton &
Dr G H Klhxe. do to D B Taylor; War Eagle, do
io Maiouo A Taj lor; Wlnebago, and com to Hum
tbrey, Hoffman A Wrlgbt; Ohio, b’t coal to Wiimiugt’o,
D»1; l Anderson,. ,Bazhin 7 and Bead, and
i'En.ma of'Milton; anthcbJd to Dela «ar» city; J (I Him,
lumber to Chester; Blarney Stone, do to Wm Lord; Con*
roe A Baiberi do to Patterson and Llppincott.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
We Are Not Beaten.
BT THB BARD OP TOWSR HALL.
No—not beaten! don’t he frightened,
Prospects of success are brightened; *
Brave McClellan (do not doubt It)
Knows his game ftud all about ft.
Ffmdy will he koep hie Baddle
’Tin the traitors all‘Hkedaddle”
Thick you Uncle Sam’s resources
Can he matched by rebid forces?
Like a Uttle sea-gull:
In the talon? of the eagle,
Let Scctaaion kick and flutter,
Scratch and uibble, fume ar.d splatter;
Soon you’ll seeOolrmihia’s chicking M
CiVB the smaller fowl alickiug*
Spite of all his wrathful kicking.
Our Republic at tillslium,
Stands subatantiiU and sublime,
Safe and faure in ita p 'sition,
Fearless of all competition.
Much the same is our condition.
Buildirgon a streiig foundation,
Here we boldly take our station,
Steadfast in our resolution
To support the Comiitution. .
And to prove the nat r on*« blessing,
By good patriots jifi-DRESaiNG, :
From our iarge aud varied stock of Re*dy-Mado Cir*
meiits, cobiprising the besi a ftssortiuent iu|Philadelphia,
all siyic6.q.tialitiFB* end prices, from low grades to the
finesttbHt can be procured here or tieewtiwe, : which iu
style and voikmartship ave excelled 'by none, and which
our system of buying and selling for cash only, onables
us to soil at the lowest posFible prices.
. TOWER HALL, No. 618 Market street, PMladeL
pbia. ' ' BENNEST & CO.
Jatne’s (Jakjminative Balsam.—The
great success which this remedy has met with in curing,
HYbENTERY, HI RIIHCEA, ASIATIC CHOLERA
CHOLERA MORBC7B, SUMMER COMPLAINT,
CHOLIC, GAPING PAISS, SOUK STOMACH, 3EOK
AND NERVOUS HEADACHE,HR ART BURN,' WA
TEB*BBAirH; PAIN OR SfCKSES* OS’ THE
STOMAOB, WIND, IN THE STOMACH AND
BOWELS, CRAMPS, SEA-SICKNE33, AND ALL
AFFECTIONS OF THE BOWELS AND NERVOUS
COMPLAINTS, leads the proprietors to command it
yi-ith gieat confidence to those troubled with any-of these
diseases.. ”
BEAD THE TESTIMONY.
Capt. JOS. B. COPELAND, of Elizabeth Township,
Allevbeny Co., Pa', writes
“ I have used, your Carminative Balsam in my family,
and havefound it a sure and safe cure for Hysenterv aud
Bowel Complaints. I consider it au invaiuable medicine
that no family should be without.”
Revl JML CHANDLVR, of Bangkok, Biam:
k When the Cholera raged so : fearfully around us last
year, we bad but a email quantity of your Carminative
Balsam ; enough, however, to prove its efficiency in
that awful disease.: The wife of »ne of our Siamese com
positors was taken with Cholera, and every effort which
the saliva doctors could make to break up the disease
was unavailing, and the woman appeared near her enl.
As a last resort, we gave your Carminative, and it acted
like a charm, and the woman was cured., I gave the
CamdnaCve in another caee, when the person bad been
purging all night, and was fast drawing near her end,
but was saved by its use. When given.at the first ap
pearance of the disease, it never tailed to break it up
immediately.”
Mr. JASPER POULSON, of Holmeshurgj Oliio, writes
■ «* My son was last fall taken sick with CHOLERA
MORBUS. Although attended by a physician, he grew
worse; be was cramped .severely, and nothing would
slay on hie Btomaeb, until I bad used your Carminative
Balsam, which relieved bits immediately. I have Bines
reoomtnended the above medicine toothers, who have
used it - with like success.”
Hr. E. G. SCHRACK, of Oarnpo Saco, Cal., writes
u Mrs. Schrack and myself have just recovered from
severe attacks of Vomiting, Purging, and Cramps in the
Limbs.: She was first taken, and I subdue! her sufferings
by the use of your Carminative Balaam. The satno
symptr-ma took hold of myself about the time I had her
soothed. I resortf<i.to the different remedies laid down
in the Mattria-Hfedica, but without success. I tii?n took
tbne tablespMQjfula of your Carminative, which I threw
up tight away, but Immediately repeated the dose, afeer
which I had no longer any symptoms of the disease, and
continued recovering my btrougth until I h*d regained
my usual good health. I believe the sufferings of both
of us might bave'Veeumitigated if I had used the Car-,
minalive in large dosea from the start; and I
to tboae who may become alike afflicted to take it in large
doses.” \
The CARMINATPPE BALSAM and 'ali Hr. H
JAYNE A SUN’S FAMILY -MEDICINES are pre
pared only at;242 CHE^CN U.T Street. jy9-vv.-2£
Buy Your Bathing Bobes, for
Ladies, Gents, and Children, at SLOAN’S, 806 MAR
KET Street, Philadelphia \ , . jyB-3t*
Self- Adjusting; v Patent Clothes-
WRINGER.—SoIe Agency for the State of Pennsylvania-
JOHN A. MURPHEY, } .
jelß-lm 922 OHESTNOT .Street, Philadelphia. •
Batchelor’s Hair Dye!
THE BEST IN THE WORLD. /
WILLI Aof A. BATpfIELOB’S celebrated Hatr Dye
produces a color not r» be distinguished u from nature—
warranted not to iniure the Hair in the least
the ill effects of bad dyes, and invieorates the Hair foi
life GRAB BED, or BUSTY HAIR instantly turns a
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and tKan
tiful. Sold by all Hrugglsti*, Ac.-'
ISF’ The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE
LOR, on the four sides of each bats.
- ' FACTORY, No. 81 BARCLAY Street,
{Late 23S Broadway ond 18 Bond street),
my2B-ly • " New York.
ONK-PaiCß OI.OTHING, OP THE LATEST
Sttlbs, made in the : Best Maimer, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked In
Plain Figures. All Goods made feo Order warranted
satisfactory. Our One-Parc* System is strict# ad
hered to; Ail are thereby treated alike.
se2*-ly JONE 3 ft 00., 6114 MARKET Street.
MARRIED
HAINES—KERB AUGF—On the 6th instant, by Rev.
W. Rhik, W, Huiaes and Ellen Kerbaugh, both of
Hiring Sun. . . . . %
DIED.
LADD.—On Monday after a con, the. 7th instant, in
the 42d yeiir of his age’, the Bar, Frahoia D.Ladd, eaieor
of the Penn Pietbytorian Church of this cicy (Tenth,
above Poplßr.)
The funeral service at the Church on Thurad ay, the
ICih instant, at 4>j o’clock P.‘ M., precisely, without
further notice. *
STlTT.—Suddenly, on Tufisday, July 8, Mr. Alexan
der Stitt. Due notice will begivMi of the fuperal. ' #
CONWAY —On Sunday evening, July 6th, in the
60tb year of bis age, John Conway.
Tbe letotives and friends of the family are invited to
attend the funeral, frem hisl »to residence,’No. 312 South
Second streer, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 3 o’clock.
To proceed to Laurel Hill. . *
HESS.—On the 4th inst., Henry Hess, in the i9th
year of his age.
Fuuersl from the residence of his parents, Germantown
road, below Norris street, this ( Wedneadaj ) afternoon, at
3 o’clock:. 7 #
GRIFFITH —On the sth instant, Robert B Griffith.
Funeral from his late residence, Church street, below
Paul, OETankford, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 2
o’clock.'.- '* ' '
LEWIS.—On the 6th instant, Busan Lewis, aged 73
'years.-'
Fnneral from the residence of hoc grandson, James
Peacock, Werpte’s court, Bwanson street, this { Wednej
das) aitemoowat oo’clock.
COSGROtoE—Onthe 7th instant, Miss Mary Cos
grove, ag«-d 33 years.
Funeral from the'residence of her brother, Mr. John
Cosgrove, No. 809 Vine street,ton Thursday morning, at
8 % o’clock. : *
‘ SIOOBE. —Oc the 7th instant, Melissa L , wife of Bev.
■ James Moore:
Funeral from her late residence, southeast comer of
Wood and Marthall streets, on Thursday afternoon, at
4o’clock. ' ; •- -•' "*
TULT Ist BESSON & SON’S
M MOUESIKG S’JCOftE, Ho. 918 CHESTHLT
BTRBET.^—Just received 1 .. > -
Black Double-width Mousseline de Laines, 80c to
51.25. .
Black Single* width Mousselme de to 50c.
" Grenadine FeiJs. 76c.
White Limn Coilars, Be..
BiackAlpacas, 20c to37)f c * ;
** Bareges, Lupin’s make, I8)i(c to 250.
»* Tambriineß. Lupin’s make, 31 #c.
White fiuiplio- . Ruffles of all_ kinds. :
Large Crimp English Crapee and Veils. . jy_B*tf
mb FOURTEENTH WARD PEOPhE’S
PARTY.—Ad meetiug of the Asso
ciation will b*e held at SPRING GaBDEN HALL, oa
WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 9th inat., at 8 o’clock.
Punctual attendance id reijnested. ..
•11# DAVID OR IMER, President.
ryrz=*> ALUMNI ASSOCIATION—CENTRAL
113 HTGiI SCHOOL.—The, Bemi-annual meeting-of
the ALUMNI ASSOCIATION, wiUbe heldTHld(Wed
nesday) EVENING, at the HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING,
BROAD and GREEN streets. Tickets for the Com
mencement will be distributed to members. Business of
imoortaßce. STEPHEN BENTON, President.
Charles Btroxw alter, Secretary. • •It*
rri==~ OFFICE OF THE WEST PHILADEL-
PHTA PASSENGEP- RAILWAY COMPANY,
Philadelphia, July B,lB62—The Board of Directors
of tbe Company have this day declared a DIVIDEND
OF FOUR PER CENT, on the capita! stock for the last
six months, payable ton and after tbe 18th instant.'
The books for the transfer of stock will bo closed on
the 9th inßt., until the 18th Inst.
jy9-wfm6t WM MARTIN, Jr., Treasurer.
EXCURSION TO ATLANTIC CITY.—
U 3 The SPRING GARDEN BAPTIST CHURCH
and CONGREGATION intend making an Excursion:
to ATLANTIC OIIY, (D. V,) on TUESDAY, the
26th inftt., and invite all their friends to avail themselves
of.this opportunity 10 enjoy a dip in Old Ocoau, and, at
the same time, contrioute for tbe benefit of the Cburcb.
- Fxcutsion tickets, ior adults, ; for children, 63
cents. For f ale at the Publication Society, 630 Arch
street; E. Turland;,l632 Ridge Avenucf; J. YV. Stout,
623 Market street; C. P. Stackhouse. 1025 Spring Gar
den street, and William B, Scott, 112 North Front street.
Come one, come all. '
THE LAST BOAT FOB THE EXCURSION
LEAVES VINE-STREET WHARF AT 6 O’CLOOK
a.*m. • jyQ-st*
■M. .1 FOR RECEIVER OF TAXES,
[[j JAMES C. EELOH,
Of Second ward, subject to nomination of Eeople’s 0on«
vention. • • jy3-lm* •
OFFICE OF THE GIRA HI) COLLEGE
[ljs PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY, corner
of OOLUMBIA and RIDGE avenues. - _
‘ :: Philadelphia, July 7.1862.
The Transfer Books of the GlitABD COLLEGE PAS
BEN GER RAILWAY COMPANY will be closed till the
15th met. WM. S. BLIGHT,
jjBlls Treasurer.
rv —» THE FREEH BLACKS OP SOUTH
11 r g CAROLINA.—The Port Royal Belief Committee
amiomice that a Public Meeting will be on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 9th iußt.iaf 8 o’clock,
at BANSOM'STREE i’. H*LL, at which J. Miller Mc-
Kim, Esq , a member of tbe Committee, will make report
of a recent visit to the' Bea Islands of South Carolina.
Mr. BcKim’s examination a. to the condition of tho
i-egroee. on these islandc*, and their efforts as freelaboTers,
was a very caiofulond. Every facility for his invoatiga-j
tion was rendeted by General Hunter .and tna other,
miliinry cotnm&niiorß, with nil of whom he ban intimate
intetconrae." To the nnhiio generally. Mr. McKha'a
narration will be ,of the greatest intoreat, especially at
a time like the present. To those who hare con
tributed in any way to the relief of tbe Freed Blacks, it. 1
cennot but effotd pleasure to learn, an they will, that
their aid hae proved tioiely and effective. The Comrrnh
tie aie.glad to be able, in this way, to make re
port an to their labor.. . - ■
bTEPBEN OOLWEI4, Chairman.
I hue IABKAnn, Secretary;
THE PRF.SS—PIIir.ADFPHTA, WFOVKSDAY. JFLY 9, 1882.
PEOPLE’S STATE CONVENTION.
THE PEOPLE OF PENNSYLVANIA, who desire
cordially to unite In
SUSTAINING THE NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
in Its patriotic efforts to suppress a sectional and unholy
rebellion against the
UNITY OP THE REPUBLIC,
and who desize to support, by every power of the Go-,
vernment, our hundred thousand heroic brethren in arms,
braving disease and the perils of the field to preserve the
Union of our fathers, are requested to select the number
of DELEGATES equal to the Legislative Representation
of the State, at such times and in each manner as will
best respond to the spirit of this call, to meet in
STATE CONVENTION,
#n THtJBSDAY, ibe 17th day of July next, at U
o’clock on aald day, to
for tlie offices of
AUDITOB GENEBAIi
AND
SUBVBTOB GBNKSAIit
And to take such measures as may be deemed necessary
to strengthen the Government in tills season of oommon
peril to a common country
> ’. ■ Chairman of tho People's State Uommjttee.
QUO. W. UAMftIRBSLY, { a „„ r()tariM
JOHN M: SULLIVAN. S mrt-tf
M«F» PHILADELPHIA, JUL* 5, 1362.—A
mfleiio* of the Uoreorators of tho Journaynwa’s
Union ftlauufactwrvnff Ooaipany will be hoW at tho
WETHEBILL HOUSE, SANSOMC ftreet, above
SIXTH, on THURSDAY AFTERNOOSt at half
past lonr o’clock,
THE UNITED STATES SANITARY
\l3 COMMISSION—PHILADELPHIA AGtiNOY,
No. 1235 CHESTNUT Street- The following resom
ni'mdaiioTi by the President of th« United State* suffi
ciently authenticates ibo Commission to the public:
. »« The Sanitary Commission'i* doing a work of great
humanity and direct practical value to the nation in this
time of its trial. It is entitled to' the gratitude and con
fidence of the people, and I trust it will be generously
supported. There is no aget cy through which I Voluntary
offerings of patriotism can be more effectively made.
“ABRAHAM LINCOLN.**
The th dersigned will receive, and forward to places
where they may bo most needed, all contributions forthe
ekjfc and wounded, and will, furnish »H ,information to
persons anrtying to servo as nurses, dre*aerg, &c., iri the
Floating Hospitals of the Commission, or elsewhere.-
jyB-12t W. PIATT, JR-, SuoVrintendenfe. -
«*s2s» OFFICE OF THE ENTERPRISE IN-
Ujf SUBANCE COMPANY, 400 WALNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA, July 7,1862:
: The Directors have this day declared a : dividend of
THREE PER CENT, on the capital stockuf the Com
pany for the last six months, payable on and after the
9th f«*t. CHARLES W; OCX E,
=. OFFICE OF THE FRA«KFORD\
U 3 AN® SOUTHWARK PHILADELPHIA |
CITY PASSENGER RAT S.RO AD 00 VIP AN j>
BERKS Streep below Fourth, .)
Philadelphia, July 3,1862.)
THE BOARD OF DIKECTOiia HAVE THIS DAY
declared a DIVIDEND of FOUIt PER CENT, on the
Cafiml Stock, out of the ear nines of ihe past six months,
payable to the Stockholders or their legal representatives
on and after Isth iust. The Transfer Books will be
closed until that time. • . " '
jy7-tIS- CHARLES R, ABBOTT, Secretary, ;
jS VICTORYI VICTORY! f—THE
IH U6tb REGIMENT, P, V. M., has: been specially
jJ accepted by the War Department tor three years or
during the war. Captains report immediately. .
Bounty, Rations, Clothing, and Pay, furnished from
date of enlistment. . . .
This is the only tbree-ye&r.Regiraent Authorized by
the Secretary of War front this Slate, and all patriots
desirous of serving our common country must now come
forward. The Regiment will positively march on or be
fore the let of September next.
D. BBENAN, Colonel Commanding.
A, MALBEED, Adjutant.
Per G. H. BARD WELL, Major.
Headquarters, 624 MARKET Street, Philadelphia.
. jelS tf
JAY COOKE & CO.,
The undersigned, as Subscription Agent for the Go-
vernment, Is prepared to deliver
NEW SIX PER CENT. UNITED SPATES LOAN,
Subscriptions received AT PAR, and accrued interest
from May 1,1862.
Legal Tenderer Par Notes and Checks received far
the Bonds—the Interest to .date most bo paid in Gold.
This Loan is colled “6-20,” having TWENTY years to
run, but redeemable at the option of the Government at
any time alter FIVE years, but is a Six-per cent, jochm. •
mo,SAVE TIME AND TROUBLE,
.JL go *0 IU5I« JTR’-S and gat a colored Photagraph.
To gat 0 planaing i>icnt:o theie is a matter-of certainty.
Otily SBOQMD Strent, ahoya Gretn. • It*
DO NOT .DELAY NOW THE OP
POTtTTijSITY offers to get a fine portrait at war
prices. REISIEB'S life tfPO oil-colored rUotograulH.
Gallery, SECOND Street, aboro Green.At*
A LBUMS' FOR WAE VIEWS.—
J\. These Albumß.are prepared expressly for tbe Card
Photograph Views of the War, Groups of Statuary, Land -
scapes, copies of . Fine Paintings, Ac;, and are the only
Albums suited to this class of Photographs.
LIST OF STYLES AND PRICES^
No. 60. Imt. mor., gilt edg. and clasp, for. 20 Port’s, $2 50
51. <1 ... . kt: « 80 M 300
52. “ ** 40 “ 3 50
58. u' »t « 50 “ 400
64 Tnf’ymoir., ** two clasps, 20 <* A 75.
65. ti «t SO '•« 400
56 « « 40 » 460
67. tt <« tt 60 « 5 00
58. *• “pansides,2o “ 6 21
69. « .«■■«« “ 30 » 660
60. “ “ «« 40 “ 6.75
61. k tf « « 50 “ 6 00
62. Velvet, gilt mouu’g M 20 6 75
63. a , a a 30 «< 600
64. a a « 40 ‘ f 6 25
66. « ‘V 50 « 6 75
66 Turkey, gilt odgo, t{ oblo’g 4to, 60 “ 700
67. « « a ; 80 “ 750
68. ■*« « «» 100 “ 800
69. « a »pan. sds., 60 “ 876
70. « ** » 80 “ 9 25
71. « a <* « 100 « 075
QUARTO ALBUMS:
Imitation Morocco, for 200 Portraits $7 60
Turkey Antique, M'O “ 880
r tt a two clasps, 200 •« 12 60
« i* « pan sidsß, 200 “ 16 50
New Sfyleß and 3)^igns v are constantly introduced.
Every Album is furnished with a Title Page and Index,
printed in Gold. V.
AST Complete Catalogues of Card Portraits and Photo
graph Albums may be obtained gratis.
Published by '
. WM S. & ALFRED MARTIEN,
je26 > No. 606 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
REMOVAL
E. G. WHITMAN & Co,
CONFECTIONERS,
HAVE REMOVED FROM SECOND AND CHEST
NUT STREETS
TO No. 318 CHESTNUT STREET,
BBLOW FOtJaTH, : r
NEXT DOOR TO ADAMS & CO.’S EXPRESS.
je2o-Imif
T>EMOYAL.—MAH LON KLRK,
Xl DENTIST, has REMOVED to No. 1502 OHKST
NUT Street. - jyBlm*
BF. GLENN, ■
*- ACCOUNTANT, CONVEYANCER,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKER,
Begs; leave to remind his friends and the public that
he continues the branches of the business- above indi
cated, at
- No. 123 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, and .
S. W. CORNER of SEVENTEENTH and GREEN
■ Streets.'.
Where be will be happy to serve, those whomay favor
him with their business.
COUNTING HOUSE DEPARTMENT.
Merchants, Mechanics, and other?, .who do not wish to
employ a Book Keeper constantly, can have their Books
written up and posted whenever they desire it. Intricate
and irregularly-kept, books .adjusted; Executors and
others’ accounts, relative to Estates, neatly prepared,
and Estates settled up, &c. j
CONVEYANCING, &0.
Deeds .of Conveyance .and other legal documents of
every' description, neatly ' and accurately prepared.
Special care given to the examination of titles to Proper
ties, and furnishing Briefs?. Particular attention s*l*o
paid to the investment of money in Real Estate and other
Securities.
BEAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
Every deicription of Real Estate Bought, Sold, and
Exchanged ; : &nd especial care-given to the management
of Estates, as also to Renting Properties, A proper Regis
ter of names will be kept in order to secure good tenants.
It is designed to make this department full and com
plete, so au to give the least possible trouble to customers,
either in Buying, Selling, or Renting. : ■
Properties will be placed upon the Begister and offered
freeof charge, nnlesa dispoaed of. Owners are invited to
register their Property accordingly, and those - desiring
to Purchase, Exchange, or Rent, are invited to call
where they can find every degcription of Property, City
end Oeuntry, suited to their wants, without wasting the
time usually spent, and the trouble and vexation of can
vassing the whcte'Clty. .
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
iDfiorunces effected on all kinds of Property, Seal.and
Pereot al. in first-class offices. Also, Life Insurance, on.
libtral termß. V
Joseph Clay, Esq , G. M. Troutman,. Esq,,.
Biddle, Esq., . Tredick, Stokes, & 00.,
Mr. Obarles Williams, J. W. Rulou &.Son, :
Mr. Hiram Miller, > Warren, X,irk K & C 0.,.
M eesrs. Weaver & Yolkmar,lMr. George G. WilHamS*
Mr. Edwjn Greble, |Mr. Joseph Ripka, •
6lr. Wm ,B. Thomas, Inngerich,* Baslth,
Gen. Bobert Pattereon, I Mr. John O. Taber,.
B. B. Comfgys, Esq., : iMr. M’DowoU 1 , Jr.,
1 Charles Ellis & Co.
jjSr jy<yw t Reader, cut thiioui* an&gost wA-'w
you will wot lose tigktd/ii, ; ; jyS Ot
A ! WONLEK WHO SEE
Ok.. BEiMER’S; Ivory types, are | struck- with their
wondrous beauty and accuracy, coloring and naturalness
it'/;arpe»rance. They ate without equal. 'SECOND
.Bireet, abeve^GrctsC'; It*
rfEKT HUTTONS AND SLIPS, U. S.
JL Pattern, mannfaclured t*ud for sale by J. P. REED,
southeast corney und NOBLE Streets,
. - V-- jyO-lca*
hakbibbdbg,
NOMINATE CANDIDATES
A. K. MoOWntß,
W. P. HBBOKESON,
J. P. WULTrB,
J. B>MIPP6IN. V
MIJLITAIiY NOTICES.
FUiANCIAt
BANKERS,
NO. 114 SOOTH THIRD STREET,
NEW “5-20 " LOAN.
AT ONCE, ON PAYMENT,
COUPON BONOS,
AUTHORIZED FEBRUARY 25, 1862.
_ JAY COOKE,
SOESC'niP’CION AliaNT,
U-l -raTnlt Slroot.
imOTOHKAPIIS.
REMOVALS,
BEFEBENCE3.
RETAIL DRlf GOODS.
OUMMEB BLANKETS.— II*4 aII wool
O light Summer Blankets.
Also, Ice Blankets, at a low price.
> jy7 < : SUARPLEBS BROTHERS.
1/rOSQTJJTO NETTING.—B-4 whites,
LVJL pinks, and blues, in 8 yard pieces.
jy7 SHARPLSSB BROTHERS.
ATHING TOWELS.
I Large Bordered and Friog* Towels.
Biid-eye and tcotch styles Towels. .
Stout Huckaback and Coarse Twills.
Turkish Bath Towels.
Linen colored Doylies, for fruit.
Damask Napkins and Table Cloths.
7 SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
7 CHESTNUT and EIGHTH streets.
THOULAR O SILKS—Bark Styles.
X* Plaid India Silks.
Dark Gray Poplins.
Super Shepherds* PlaMg.
, EYRE & LANDEIL,
• jy4 FOURTH oud ARCH.
Barnsley table linens—
Extra etont. ■.{
Good Linen Sheetings.
Double Damask Napkins.
B»d Borderod Towels.
Summer Qniitf, all grades.
EYBE & LANDELL,
jy4 . FOURTH aod ARCH.
HBTKEL & SON,
• 7lB North TENTH St * above COATES,
Are now closing ont their entire stock of
MUQTiiSTLKS,
BAREOftS, CBALLIEB,
- MOZAMBTQUES, ORGANDIES,
’ JACONET AND OAMBBIO LAWNS,
TRAVELLING MIXTURES, and.
s SUMMER PRESS GOODS.
Of aUkinds, at EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES,
i LACE 00008 REDUCED.
$26 Lace M»mles,reduc*jd to 812.
S’iO Lace'Mantles reduced to $lO,
838 Lace Mantles reduced to §B,
816 Lace Mantles reduced to 87.
1 1 *l2 Lace 51 antieg reduced to $5.
s]G.Lace M*ntleß reduced to S 4.
: *8 Laee Points reduced to S 3. ‘
812 Lace Prdntes reduced to 85.
| 816 Lace Pointea reduced to 88.
;525 Lace Pointea reduced, to 812.
BILK COATS ANDfcACQUBS.
out UNDER COST PRICES \je3o
BEEIBABLE SUMNER GOODS.
I Ohfickfd Worsteds.
[ Travelling Goods;
• Checked Poplins and Silks.
Plaid Mozambiques. ;
1 Vory Cheap Fancy-Bareges.
Cheap lotsof Barege Robes. .
- Preach Organdies and Lawns.
! Plain Bareges,-of all colors. >
■Wide .Ranges for Mantles.
; Barege Bbawls.
India Check Silks.
- Foulard Silks.
Black Silks.
1 French Chintzes.
Housseimtß.
Secretary.
102 4 OHBBI N D T ST B Vfit 1'
• | E. M. NEEDLES
' Invitee the special attention of Ladies .who in
teijd spending the summer out of town to a very
lafee asscfftment of MADE-UP GOODS jaat re*
‘•d ceived. i 4F
V ! SLEETFS, SETS, HANBKBROHIBrSv
7? / t£c., in every variety of material.
i Also, a large a-sortment of MUSLlNS,.suitable
H for GARIBALDIS, &e., together wuh every va-
D rbjty of WJBITE GOODS, LINEN 3, LACES,
* EMBROIDERIES, HANDKEROH’FS, VEILS,
ftc
1 Just opened per latest arrivals from Europe
fe , an ' invoice of very beautiful , and entirely new
styles *.
s - PUFFED FRENCH C AMBRIC, for
3 GARIBALDI'S, MODE GRENADINE VEILS,
s , *rd SWTSS . OOLLaBETTE RUFFLING for
,* trimming thin Dresses, etc—a new and very de
z< eirable article; Also, an invoice of
* PURE WBITK FRENCH PLAID
1924 CHEST.N U T BTEE FT
TAS-B-GAMPBEIiL & do..
O 727 CHESTNUT STREET. ;
- , OFFER AT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Ver7 choice Goods of recent Importation.
. Black Silk Chocked Grenadine, extra quality.
Foulard rilks. elegant styles and fine quality,
Black Silkß, best brands.
Droche Barege; JTernanis and Mozambique*.
54 Paris FfVd’Chevre;
Poil d'Chevre, all wool filling. .
Grenadine Veils, in mode and other shades.. ■
WHITE GOODS AND LINENS
In great variety, at extremely low prices. jeS-lf
Linen drills.
Cheap lots Drills for Gents’ summer wear.
Auction lot* at 25, 31. 35, 44, and 60 cts. :
. Extra good White Drill*. 31, 38, and 60 cts.
- Bummer .Oassimerea. delicate line plaids,
: Fashionable Mixtur» s end Solid (Mora.
04 Silk-mixed Coatings, at the right prices. . -
Cloth Goods of every description— a fine stock.
♦ BOYS’ READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Boom in second story demoted 10 this branch,
v Suniiner suits for the country for boys.
Garments made to order with despatch.
;■ MANTLE BOOH.
• Closing out sales of Silk Barques'.
Closing out sales of SUk Mantles,
Clo-ine out. s.»lps of Cloth Cloaks.
Closing out tales of Thin 3*cqnes.
Closing out sales of Lace Mantles.
- COOPER ft UONARD,
je2B.tr S.E.corner NINTH and MARKET Streets.
Bmim mwTSy *
. ’ CHOICE STYLES.
HEBBTMAOS,
SPBaGTJE,
PACIFIC,
ALL TWELVE AND A HALT CENTS.
• A large lot bast stylos and fast colors at 100.
COWPEBTHWAIT ft 00.,
mhl6-tr B. W cor. EIGHTH and MARKET BtS.
T WOULD GALL THE ATTENTION
. ?*■ my «n®tfimers and.friends to'the following 6toods,
OrfTntjdie Lawitß, choice styles.
One lot bf Lisle Gauntlets, at a pair.
One tot of Black Bilk, $1.12# ; the best I ever had for
the money:
ISJEW EMBROIDERIES, WHITE
X ’ GOODS, fto.—-Just opeDed. a general assornnear
of desirable French and Scotch 'Needle-worked Bauds,
Handkerchiefs, Collar*, Sleeves, etc.,
at very low pricesr"-"——
, ALSOr—’
A full line of all descriptions of White Goods tor kia~usxr-'
wear, of the most approved makes.
6BEPPAKD, VAN HARLINGEN, ft ARRISON,
je4 - . 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
A T 702 ARCH STREET MAY BE
JljL found Barege Anglabe Shawls.
White Barege Shawls.
Mozambique Shawls.
Plaid bilk Sharwla. -
Just received said-for sale by ■ . - < •
je24 JOHN H. BTOKRB.
JOHN H. STOKES WILL OPEN
,J TO-MOEEOW MOBNfN'J, at 70S ABOA Street,
li d® G.:d»b’ J.ight Lisle Gmyeß, at ST*,.
iAito, 6 doz. Ladies’ Mode Hobo at 13. worth 25.
[Also,. One piece Black India Silk, without lustre, for
mourning and aprons. .
«JpOR THE PA&TIOULAB at
tention OF THE TRA.DE.”
ALTEMUS & COZENS,
NO. 341 CHESTNUT STREET,
801.8 AOKST9 rOR
GEE EN & DANIELS’
CELEHBATKP IYORT-FINISH
SPOOL COT TON,
Pronounced one of the-best and cheapest Spool Cot
tons in the market. A full supply on hand. js24-lm*
T. LANE
WILL COXIINCK TO FEFBNISII
ARMY CLOTHING
AT 419 MA-KKBT STREET,
PHIBADBLEHIA. jyB.st*
JCE* PITCHERS.
.H A LL’S v.-ALA
PATENT PLATED ICE PITCHERS,
PERFECTLY AIR-TIGHT,
Warranted to keep tim loodonger thou ouy Pitcher in
the market
i WM. 'Wit-SON & SON, 0
; ■; : ! SODS'AGENTS, "■
s. W. CORNBB 3?3JFTB AH3> CHERRY STS
Also, Pitchers of- all the different manufacturers con
stantly'on hand, pl&inandJ ornamental, at reasonable
• prices. : . jeaS-12t
\ CAED TO- THE PUBLIC.
CONGrRESS SPRING
WATER DEPOT-, 79- CEDAR STREET,
Saratoga, July 1, 1882,
An attempt has been made to* deceive the public-by.
persons offering what they call “ Congress Wat«u< ”
from'Fountains, and* at the price of six (6) cents per glass.
The wholesale price of the genuine Congress Water, at
New York, being about 7# cents per glass, the imposi
tion of pretending to sell at retail at less than cost, and
without allowance for freight, cartage, or breakage, is
apparent i. but their probable course has been to.empty
one bottle of i genuine Congress Water into- a fouptain
filed-with their trash, and thereby christealngdta- total;
contents. '
We have hxvkr aoW Congress Water in, tountalns, nor
in Tosselsof any otb*r description than, ordinary*siaed
glass bottles. The oork.of every bottle of* the genuine is
bianded, .
And any without I —■ those worda and iet
' CONGRESS ( : .
tors on the oork is C. &W. boinfuapais,
. WATER* ' .
whether frem frmn.j tains on bottles.
The following gentlemen are supplied by us regularly
with genuine Congress Wider, in bottles, fresh from the
Congress Spring:
FRED’K BROWN, cor, Fifth and Chestnut sts.
O. B. HXJBBEIih, 1410 Chestnut street.
• J.C. TCRSPE«NY & CO., ft4l Spruce street.
THOS. J/HU6B AND, oer. Third and Spruce St*.
E. J STEYENS & 00., «outineotal Hotel.
AMBROSE SKITU, Chestnut atreot.
OHAB. BLlilS & no., Market street.
WYETH Bros , Walnut street.
CLARKE & WHITE.
. jeSS-Sm IE
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
ORGANDIES,
JOHN H. STOKES’,
702 AEOH Street.
SPOOIi COTTOtV. -
NEW TO Bit
CS.ABKE * WHITE,
Hrojaistora of OongtMß Spsiag.
PROPOSALS.
Army clothing and equip
age OFFICE, TWELFTH and GIRARD Stt.
Philadelphia July 7; 1862.
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed PROPOSALS for
foruißbiDg LUMBER, NAILS, SOBEW3, and HOOP
POLES, tor Packing Boxes, will be received by the un
dersigned, at bis office, until FRIDAY, lith iustaut, at
12 o’clock M.
The’ tu tides above nam'd are fa be delivered at the
Schuylkill Arsenal (whrre‘ samples are to be seen), at
aneb timer, nnd iri such qnsnrUies, as nmv he required
from time to time, for the use of this Department, for the
next six months.
_ Bidders will state tho price for the’ different sizes of
fails and Screws, and the different kinds of Lumber,
principally second quality white pine, one inch board,
® J 6ht Jo wn inches wide, planed on one side ; second qua
lity, nxtec-n to twenty-two inches wide, planed ou one
side; third, common white pirn*, one inch, rough. The
P m. g . r Brß t 0 he of good hickorv, and probably
20,000 will be wanted. G, H. OROiMAN,
j?9-3t . Deputy Quartermaster General U-3. A.
A Riviy CLOTHING AMI) EQUIP
-£X. AGE OFFICE, TWELFTH arid GTfUSD 3ts
r - . * Philadrumjja, July 8. 1862.
SEALED PROPOS&LS will be reived by th/un
deisigLOd, at bteofficn; until THURSDAY the ll\h fast.,
at 12 o’clock M., for furnishing this Di-nartmeht, with TO -
000 TENTS D’ABRT or SHELTER TENTS, 26 WALL
TENTS AND FLIES, 5.000 FELLING" AXES, 10,0011
FELLING AXK HANDLES, 4,000 PICK-AXES, find
4,000-PICK-AXE HANDLES. Bids will be recUved
for the whole or any part of the quantity, and
must state how hood they can be' delivered, as the arti
cles are wanted; at the earliest period possible; all fa be
delivered at the Schuylkill ArsenaL and to conform in
all respects to tlie army standard samples. Bidders will
please endorse on ibrir proposals the'articles bid for,
and tuolose thename of snreiies for their roaponaibility,
and ability to fill the contract, should it be awarded for
any of the above articles.
GEO v H. ORO ?MAN,
Deputy Quarter Master Gaoeral, U. S A.
gMALL STORES, &c., 1862-’63.
' s Nayy Department, 1
: Bureau of Provisions and Ohotiiing, >
July 7, .1862, )
PROPOSALS, endorsed “ Offer ,I'or Small.
Storen..” Ac., will b« received at this Bureaa until throe
' o’clock P. M. onMONDAY, the 4th day of August uext,
for forDiabing and delivering (on receiving ten days’
notice) at the Navy . Yards at Boston, Massachusetts;
Brooklyn, New and Philadelphia, Peuuß>lvaui*,
such quantities only of the articles, itamfcd iu the follow-,
ing elfiB.es as may be required or ordered from the con
tractor b> the Chief of this Bureau, or hy the respective
commanding officers of the said nary yards, during the
fiscal jetr ending 30th June,; IS6S, vix: :
Class 1. .
Salt-Water Soap.
The soap must be manufactured from cocoa-nut oil,
and he of the best qu slity, denominated a white a*lt-water
soap,” and be delivered on thirty days’ notice, in good
strong boxes ot about T 5 pounds each, and, after inspec
tion, the boxes must be hooped at each end at the expense
of i he contractor. •
A contract wi'l be made for 200.000 pounds, and such
further quantities as may be required during the year. ■
Class 2.
Jack* knives, „ Sofesors,
Spoonß, : Needles, per 1,000,
Porks, Thimblee*
Razors, in single cases, C»n-opeoers,
Razor Straps, Buttons. '
Class 3.
Gilt eagle Coat Buttons, Gilt eagle Vest Buttons.
80. medium Battens,
ClaM 4.
India rubber or guttaperchafe having Boxer,
80. . do, Pine Combs, :
. 80. . do.. Coarse Combs. .
Class 5.
Shaving Brushes,
Wisp Brooms,
Scrub Brushes,
Shoe Brubhes,:
Class 6.
Grft*B for Hats, Shaving Soap, . •
Beeswax, in % -lb. cakes, pure, Blacking, boxes of.
■ Class 7.
Cotton spools of N 05.22 and 16, 200 yards each, three
ooids, equal parts. - .■■ ■;
Thread, black and white, in #«pound packages, equal
to Marghali’ B bear quality, -and m Buck proportions os
may be requited.
... Silk, bewii'g, blue black, pureailk, troy weight; wrap
per wot included, per ouucev in hound packages
Ribbon, hat, best French black 12 yards to the piece;
width l)g inch.
Tape, white linen, 4 yard? in length, % inch wide.
Tape, black, twilied cotton, 6 yards m length, X inch
■wide- ..
Pocket Handkerchiefs, cotton, fast colors, 32 by 3D
. inches, weight not less than 2 02. each, texture S by 8 to
X inch. .
Class 8.
: (To be delivered at New XorTe only.) .
Mustard Seed, Bottles for Mustard aod Pepper,
Blank Pepper, Corks for do. do. bottle*.
Class 9.
Stearine Candles.
The candles must be “sixes,” of prime leaf lard stear
-Im*, 8-10 iccbesio length, exclusive of tip, «ix candles
to weigh not less than 14 ounces 50 100, nor more than
16 ounces, and be paid for according to the actual weight,
without: reference to commercial usage; the melting
point notlo be less than J4O degrees Fahrenheit. The
wick must be braided, aud composed of 38 cotton thread*
of the best quality of No. 27 yarn. The candles to be
♦delivered on thirty days s notice, in good boxes, contain
ing about 30 pounds ea< b, and the box to be marked with
the contractor’s name and the weight of the candles.
A contract wiU.be made; for 100,1)00. pounds, and such
further quantity as may be required during the year.
All the articles named iu a class amat be included In
the offer.
y Before opening tbeproposals the Bureau will estimate
the probable wants of the service for the year of those
articlti-the quantities of which are not specified, and
make that estimate the standard by which to decide in
ascertaining uuil determining the lowest aggregate bid
fci* each clafcs. - •
-All the foregoing articles must be of the best quality,
and conformable in all respects to the samples deposited
at snid navy yard* and subject to such inspection at the
Jiavy ymd where delivered as the Chief of the Bureau
may direct; the irUpecfciug officer to be appoiu «d by the
Navy Department. ;
All the articles to be delivered free of .any. incidental
expense to Ihe Government, in proper ve-sela or pack
ages, and the price of each article must be the saose at
the respective places of delivery— P.ackaffe*i»-
above aniclssaTe dWu-iireo ; nmot.ha : ..«.^,K*d.- :r -itij- tbeir
of tho contractor, and be suffi
cient to jneure their temporary sate keeping -
The contractor mnet establiah agencies at such stations
other tb.D his re-ideoce, that no dUay jaay arise lo
ftiriiulmig wbat maybereoniKd; »Bd when th» ooi
tractor or .gent fsiia niomptly.to ooaiply With a ronni.t
iron, the thief of the Bureau- of FrorMons add Ol^hinV
Srarv b tti.'d-'si'““ d tu Pnrthases to be made to
Euppb the Otfidoucy, under tbo peoattr to be exoressed -
‘cate or a duptt.
inga or at either of the navy. y Br “® t B * OVe’"-'*nd.Cloth
evidence that such rcquißition has been made ana Ver"
ceived. • ■ ...
Twoormore.awproved surelwfl, in a sum equal to tha'
estimatfid amount of the contract, will be required, and
twenty per centum in addition will be withheld From 1 the
amoontof all payments on account thereof as csllateraT
security, to secure its performance, and not In-any event’
••to be paid until it is in all respects complied with ; eighty
per centum of the amount of all deliveries made will be*
paid by tbe Navy Agent, in Certificates of Indebtedness
. or TreasoryrNoles. »t the option of tbe Government.
Blank farms of pi'oposals may be obtained'on-appli
cativti to the navy agents at fortsmouthi New Hamp
shire; Boston* New Fork, PAtiodeipto'o, Noilimore,
and at this ■; *- t : . •
A record, or duplicate of the letter informing a bidder
of the acceptance of liis proposal, wiU be deemed a notift’*
cation thereof, within tba meaning Of the act of 1846, and
bi& bid will be made and accepted in conformity with this
understanding.
- Every offer made must be accompanied (as directed la
the act ofOongrews mailing appropriations for the naval
service for 1846 *47, approved 10th of August, 1846) by
a written gnarahteev signed by oue or more responsible
persons, to the effect that be or they undertake that the
bidder or bidders, will, if : his or their bid be accepted,
enter into an obligation within ten days, with good and
sufficient sureties, to furaUb the supplies proposed. The
Bureau will not be obligated to consider any proposal
unless accompanied by the guarantee required by law;
the competency of the guarantee to be certified by the
navy ageu t. district attorney, or the collector of the port.
The attention of bidders is called to the-samples and
"description of articles required , as, in the inspection
before reception, a just out rigid comp.arison-will be
made between ike articles offered and the samples and
contract , receivingnone thatfall belowthem; and their
attention is also particularly directed to the joint reso
lution of 21th jßarcfc, 1854, and to\ of lOtft
August, 1846. - A jy9-w4t
LEGAL.
TN TBE ORPHANS 5 COURT FOR
JL THE CITY AND COON CY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of ED WARD BANCROFT, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court-to«audit> settle,
and adjos'the second accouutof JOSEPH BANCROFT,
acting executor and trustee of. EDWARD BANCROFT,
deceated, and to make distribution of the balance in the
hands ot 1 be accounrant, will meet tbe.-pariiea interested
for the purposes of his appointment on BATDRDAY
MOBNTNG, July 19th, at 11 o’clock* at No, 258-South
FIFTH Streetjin the city of Philadelphia.* jy9-wfm§t
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
QIBAED FIRH AND MAEINI
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE 415 WALNUT BTBEET, PHILADELPHIA.
0 A PIT At *200,000.
This company continues to take risk# on the saf«
classes of Property at low rate A
The public can rely open its responsibility, and abili
ty to pay losses promptly. Its disbursements for th<
benefit oi the pubUe, daring the last nine years, e xoeed
©5O 0,000,
and we respectfully solicit its favor in the fnture.^
DIBBOTOBS.
OHAB. L DUPONT, JBEET WAIiKEB,
JO HU W.CLAGHOEH, JOHN THORNLBY,
O. F.HEAZLITT, ABBAHAM HABT,
DAPID BOYD, Jr., PETERS. HOB, ofH.T.
WM. Mi BWAHt, ; FURMAN SHEPPABB
JOBBPH'KIiAPP, M. D. H; 8. LAWRENCE,
WM. O. BUDSfAH, JOHN SUPPLEE.
THOMAS OBA-VJSN, President
A. 8. GILDHTT. Yiee President
JAB. B. ALVOBD, Hoeretary. ap3B-H
T?AME INBUKA]
J? No-toe CHESTNUT
FIRS AM> IFhJ
DIBBI
F. N.Bnok, H. D. Woodruff,
Ohas. Richardson, John Kessler, Jr.,
Henry Rewis, Jr., £- 8 ;f
Ale*. Whiildin, Washington Jones,
Goo. A. West, Chasi Blokes,
O. W. Davis, John W. Brennan.
FRANCIS H. BUCK, BresSflent.
OHABRBS BWBAEDSON, Tice Pro-Mont
WILLIAMS I. BLANOHABB, Secretary. [rohia-lfti
riOMMONWEALT:
3ANOX OOMPAHT,
PSJSHSTLVAHXA.
MSBOSOBB.
BavW Jayne, M. . Charles
JotraM.WliitaU, JohnK. Walker,
SdwardC. Knixbt, Bobert Shoemaker,
Ibomas 8. Btewart, William Btrnihers,
Henry Lewis. Jr., BJijah Jones.
1 VAvh) 4A-SHH, BL President.
' JOHN It. WHITAIi, Vice President
BAMDIIIi S. KOOF, Beoretary.
Office, Oommoii'sealth BnildinJ, 61S .OHIStbUJ
Street, Philadelphia. eed-lfg
1400 LBS ' BLAkCK MUSTARD
S*oo lbs. Chillies. ’
7 cans common Gum Arabic. a
In store and for sale by 11.
jjT.St# ~ , -,6.3d LQ3IB&.RI) Street.
TNGOT COPPER —FROM THE
X AMYGDALOID MINING COMPANY, oiLoie
Superior, for fitJa in loft to Briit pnrohaserßi.at .
GEO. F. WOMKATH’S,
416 ARCH Street
Jelft-weSm*
-VfOTIOE 18 EE fi,® BY GIVEN,
Hi at ’ application has been made for a duplicate of
CERTIFICATE No. 14of fte PBNN MUTOA.Ii
INSURANCE COMPANY, dividend of 188 T, for $3O,
which has been lost or mislaid.
VrOTOtt HUGO’S superb French Novel. The literary
event of the century. An Am jrjonn translation, just out.
Price, 60 cents in paper covers, and SI cloth bound.
ANTEMDS WARD, BIS BOOK.
The funniest book ever publishod. All tho rich things
of ' the r< nowned “ Artemna.” Superbly illustrated and
cloth bound, price $l. (Seventh thousand.)
- THE MORGESONS.
, : Mrs; Stoddart’s remarkably clever new novid, which
has alrfßdy gone into a third edition. Price, 50 cents iu
paper covers, and 81 cloth bound.
ORIENTAL HARKM3 AND SCENERY.
A piquant and faacinatlog .veinaie of adventures in
Turkey by a French woman Translated. Price, $1.25.
A brilliant; exd sariricai novel of Society in New York,
by E.S. Gould. One vol, cloth bonod. Price, $l.
GAME FISH OF TFIE NORTH.
A new and capital book on Fish and Fishing. Illus
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STATIONERY AND FANCY OOODS*
AyTABTIN & QUAYLES
i.fX STATIONERY, TOY. AND FANCY GOODS
•B M P 0 B I U My
No. 1036 WALNUT STBBSJKT,
BELOW ELEVENTH,:
PHTLADBLP^IA.
TXTANTED—A BOY, about 17 years
t ▼ old, In tbeCounting Room. Muet be Quick and
correct at figure?.* Address “ Pcnniinship, s at this
office. . ; -<'
W ANTED—A good POUTER, one
accustomed to packing goodß. Address: ** A.,”
at this office, with references. : jy9-2f>'#
A GENTLEMAN from the West,
with available means, and an extensive aeon »inc
once with Western Produce aod Commission stercfcarit?,
wishes to enter into a safe and lucrative business in thi<3
city, already established. . References exchanged. Ad
dress Box 688 Philadelphia Pott Office. jj9*6,t*
The ftnele akjd lyon SEW
ING MACHINE CO., having satisfactorily es
tablished the reputation of their Machines, in Philadel
phia, and desiring to further increase the business, will
receive propositions from au active party for the Agency,
sen* psrty to bo pcssr ssed of sufficient meaus to make
the business a paying one. The privilege of the State
given if required. Samples of Machines can be seen at
922 OHE*>TitUT street, Philadelphia-
WANTED —‘2.000 Men along the line
of the Lehigh Canal, say 1,500 laborers, 250 car
penters, and 250 steue masons. Apply to theofficera of
the Lehigh Goal and Navigation Company, at MAUOH
CHUNK, ALLENTOWN, or EASTON, or anywhere
along the line of the works. jelO-tf
pOUNTRY BOARDING—At a plea-
XJ sant Farm House, 36 miba from the citr. Access
by rail. For particulars coll This Day At the COM
MERCIAL HOUSE, SIXTH Street, below Market,
from 10 till 4. . . It#
First class boarding in
Cheater. County, Pa., three miles from a railroad
Btation. For pariicuiarsvcalithis week, at 1029 COATES
Street, between the honrs of 9 and 1. jyB-2t*
fi BRMANTOWN B O A R DING.—
XX Fine rooms, with first-class board. Apply MAIN
Street, west side, fifth house above Walout lane. j?7*3t#.
m VERY CHEAP—HANDSOME
«=& residence and Eight acres of Land on the North
Pennsylvania Bsbroad. Also, Residence arid Nine acres
of Land fn Boxborough. WHITEMAN & WILLS,
No. I.Mercantile Library Building. , j>9 Bt*
£TO RENT IN CAMDEN—A
MODERN COTTAGE, containing all the modern
conveniences and Uiorougbly furnished, situated No.
604 North SECOND street Will be rented for the
summer or by the year, and with or without the furni
ture, just as it suits the applicant. Apply : to THOMAS
MARTIN,ReaI. Estate Agent and Collector, Northwest
corner of THIRD and LOMBABD Strwets,. Pbiladel-
T"jy7.4t^
fITO RiKNT, WITH OR/WITHOCT
PURNITUBTS. several neat Country with a
few ocres of ground, corrreiiient to railroad stations near
the city. Apply to E. PETTIT,
i-jeSp : No. 809- WALNUT Street.
m Ro R 8 ALB «0H E A P,”
CHEAP.”—Perry County IP ABM* containing 138
acres, 28 woodland, the balance under a high state of
cultivation j first-rate fencing, nicely watered, excellent
;*ar«, 107 sense. Price only ®5,500.
Apply to
>2O
"VTOTICEI —TIic Copartner? hip hereto
l i fore evietiog between the undersigned, under the
firm of PRATT & RE AT ff, has been dissolved by its
own limitation, andby mutnal consent.
D. T. PRATT is alone anthorized to collect the onU
standing debts; and'to use the firm nam* ia liquidation.
I>. T. PRATT,
, » b: B. RBATH,
W. G. BILLIN.
jq t. prattT
(SUCCESSOR TO PRATT A RBATH,)
IMPORTER AND' WHOLESALE DE ALER IJf
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
PLATED WARE, &e.
Has removed from N, W. corner Fifth and Market Sts. to
i - No. 607 CHESTNUT STRET, ■
Wher<’ he offers for sale a FULL ASSORTMENT OF
GOODS pertaining to the WATCH BUSINESS Deaterß
are solicited to examine the stock. jys-t3l
The unhersigned have this
DAY formed a Copartnership under the firm of
DAWSON, BRANSON. * CO.,for transacting theSILK
and FANCY DRY GOODS JOBBING business, at the
Northwest corner of MARKET and FI FTH Streets.
T..*USaH3LL DAWSON,
? ORLANDO BRANSON,
JACOB G. BOMGABDNER.
Philadelphia, July 1, 1862. • ‘ jy2-12fr*
Notice.— mb,, wm. k. hemp-
HILL’S intoreat ia oar honso ceassti on the 31st
TWBIiLS & 00..
118 NORTH WHARVES.
May
jyl-lm
GOP ARTN BBS HIP.--The un
dersigned have this day formed a Copartnership; un
der the name and firm JOUNES, & CO., for the
transaction of the WHOI,E3AI,E SICK A N’T) PASOT
DRY GOODS BUSINESS, at Bos. 62T MARKET and
624 OOKHBBOB Streets.
GEOBGE W. JOHNES,
WII-liIAM H. BBBBY,
WIUI.TAM: H. HUBBBY,
FRANCIS B. ABBOTT.
Philadelphia, July Ist, 1862. j?l-I2t
TYI SLS 0L U T I O K OF PART-
I 7 NERBHIP The Partnership heretofore existing
as DTiI’IDH. COOK, & CO.,isthieday dißaolyed by limi
tation, and by mntna! consent. The business of the firm
will be setfled by the undersigned.
E. G. DUTILH,
. BAMUEB 0. COOK.
Pnts.AnEi.PHiA, Jnne 30, 1862.
JOE COMPANY,
Street."
ND mSUBAJfOM.
iTOBB.
'H SIRE IN3U
, OI THS BTAT* 01
. E. 8. ARCHER.
IfBW PUBLICATIONS.
FRESH
SUItIMEB BOOKS.
LES MI3ERABLES.
JOHN DOE AND RICHARD 808.
CARLETOK, Publisher,
jy2-wstf
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
jell-fply
WANTS.
W.T>. BUSSELL, Secretary,
536 BROADWAY, New York.
BOARDING.
PUR SALE ADI© TO LET.
U "PETTIT,
No. SOft WALNUT rtrwt.
copartnerships.
SAMUEL C. COOK will continue the
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS at
the old stand, No 124 South FBONT Street, above
Walnut. -y ' .• - 3yw2t'
rriHß COPARTNERSHIP heretofore
I eclating under the firm of KIEGEL, BA.IBO, &
00., is thisday dissolved.
PETER SIEGER,
. JACOB BIBGEIi,
WM. S. BAIRD,
JOHN WIE3T.
Joss SO.
•VTOTICE OF LIMITED PABTNER
XS SHIP.—The subscribers hereby give notice that
they have entered into a limited partnership, agreeably
to thoprovisionsof the several lavra of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania relating to limited partnerships.
That the name of the firm under which said partner
ship is to be conducted is BIEGJEI/, WIEST, & EB
YIN. ' -■V.--
That the general nature of the business intended to be
transacted is the Importing and Jobbing of Dry Goods.
That the names of the General and Special Partners,
ail of whom reside in the city of Philadelphia, are
JABOB BIEGEIi, General Partner, residing at 527
North Sixth street; JOHN WIEST, General Partner,
residing at 822 New street: D. B. ERVIN, General
Partner, residing at 1515 Girard avenue; HEN BY 8.
FIBTEB, General Partner, residing at 418 North Third
street; JOSIAR RTEGEL, General Partner, residing
. at 416 North Third street; PETER SIEGER, Special
Partner, residing at 717 North Eighth street; WH. 8.
BAIRD, Special Partner, residing at the Continental
Hotel. • .
That the aggregate amount of the capital contributed
by the Special Partners to the common stock is One
. Hundred Thousand Dollars,* 1 of which Fifty Thousand
Dollars in oath has been so contributed by Peter Sieger,
Special Partner, and Fifty Thousand m cash baa
1 been so contributed by Wm. S. Baird, Special Partner.
That the said partnership la lo commenceon the first
day or July, A. D. 1862, and is to terminate on the first
day of January, 1865. . .
JACOB SIEGED, I
JOHN WIEST,
D. B. EBYIN,
HENRY S. FIBTER,.
JOSIAH BIEGEL,
... PETER BIEGBB,) a
jyl-ew WM. s. BAIRD, s H
g FRANK. PALMER,
Surge on Artist to the Government Institutions* Wash
ington. Also, to all of the Medical Colleges ani Hos-
P *ThB “PAVSIEB liIMBS," adopted by the Army
end Navy Surgeons. Pamphlets seat gratis..
B. FRANS. PAIiMEB.
.jya-Om Ho. 1809 OHBSTNXII Strut, Phiiad’a.
Btjrpett, jokes, & co.. i m
WALL Street, NEW YORK.
ON WEDNESDAY, July 9th,
At 12 o’clock, at the Wail-street salesroom, earner of
Front and WaU streets,
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SALE.
(Byorder and under thedirection of HIRAM BARNEY,
, Ksq.. Collector of the Port.)
LARGE SALE SEA ISLAND COTTON.
800 bales superior quality Sea Island Cotton, of favorite
brands, aIJ in perfect merchantable order.
Samples per catalogue may be examined on Monday
and Tuesday, 7th and Bth inst, at the Wall-street sales*
room.
JJ®"“ Terms CASH. jj4
POWERS’ HOTEL,
. This popular Hotel haß lately been thoroughly reno
vated and refurnished, and now possesses all Dm requt-
Hfcesof a .
NEW YORK;
The patronage of Philadelphians and the travelling:
public, desiring the beßt accomodations and moderate
aharges, is respectfully solicited. '
je'2-Bra . fl. L. POWERS, Proprietor,
A CARD.—THE UNDERSIGNED,
- late of the GIRARD HOUSE, Philadelphia, hav*
leased, for a term of years, WILLARD’S HOTEL, in
Washington. They take this occasion to return to their
old friends and customers many thanks for past favor%
ind beg to assure them that they will be most happy to
«e them In tbefr new Quarters.
SYKES, CHADWICK, * 00.
Warringtout, July 16.1861. an2S-1y
WALETJT-ETBEET theatre
».* Sole Lessee.. Mrs. M. A. GARRBTSOS.
THTB (WedtieMay) AND TSVKRY KVBYISO.
, /FIFTH WEEK OF THE JBNOAGEMSSNT
■ OP THE GREAT AMERICAS COMIC ACTRESS,
MISS JULIA daly; miss jdlia 'dalt.
Immense success of
THE NEW BURLESQUE EXTRAVAGANZA
KING COTTON. KING COTTON.
DON PLUHIBUBTAH.....'.MISS JULIA DALY.
{With Songß, Duet, and Dance.)
. JEFF DAVIS THE FIRST,’ Kina of Cotton, apt
Monarch of an indefinite and portable Kingdom, Mr.
George Johnson COLUMBIA, the Federal Prinoeen,
Mies Fanny Brown.
The B urleeque will be preceded by the eon&dy of
THE IRISH TIGER.
IUTES. JOBN DREW’S
JIYX AKGH-STRBICT THEATER.
WEEK OF F. S. OEUNFRAU.
BENEFIT OF.FRANK DREW.
THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, July 9th, 1862,
The grrat Drama of the Times,
THE OCTOROON.
- THE OCTOROON. THE OCTOROON.
F. S. OHANFBAU AS “PETE.”
Salem Scndder....... Mr. Frank Drew.
Z 00.,,.. Mrs O. Henrf.
The Piece Cast to the Full Strength of the Company.
DON’T FAIL TO SEE THIS GiiAND DRAMA.
SATURDAY, BENEFIT,OF MB. WALLIS.
U 5?“ Prices as usnal. *
Curtain rises at 8 o’clock. . # ’
A SSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
xi- CAPTAIN WILLIAMS*
THRILLING SCENES
I N T H E L I T B O P’A
-YANKEE Wff».LEMAN, ‘
; EVERY EVENING, at 8-o’clock preciaelv-
WEDNESP AT and SATURDAY Afiernooons at 8 o*dk.
Admission 25 cents.
Six Tickets for' one dollar.
Children 10 cents,
F
►ENNSYLVANIA ACADEM Y OF
THE FINE ARTS,
1025 CHESTNUT STREET,-
Tf» open daily (Sundays exempted) from 9 A. M. till <
P. M. Admwf-iou 25 cento, Children half price.
Share* of Stock, S?3O , jy9‘.
J&WfIMH THE SEA-.
‘•BBJRS-»CT9«.B HO BI!- summer as-
BAKGESIENT.—CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC BAIL
BO AP.
Three trains dailv to Atlantic City and return, (Sun
days excepted). Trains leave YINE-Streot Ferry m
follows:
M*il Train......*,.
Express Train
Freight and Accommrviatian
.BETTTRSINO -
Leaves, Atlantic Hall Train....»..... ..*...4 40 P. M.
« " Express Train.... ...615 A. H*
“ Freight and Accommodation.3.lB A, M.
. FAKB &IJBQ. Roand-trip Tickers, aood only for ft#
day and train an which, -they areistzued, $2.50. Exonr
fiion Tickets, good for three days. S 3. Hotels aro now
EXCrRSXONS. n
DELIGHTFUL
BUMM EE 1 XCUKBIONB.
NIAGARA FALLS, LAKE O'STARTO, THE THOO
- SAND ISLANDS, RAPIDS OF ST. LAWRENCE
BITES, MONTREAL, LAKES CHAMPLAIN AND
GEORGE. SARATOGA SPRINGS, HOBSON BI
"VEB, WHITE MOONTAISS, BOSTON, NEW
PORT, NEW YORK, SC.
. Fare from Philadelphia to Niagara Falsa, Montreal,
White Mohotafua, Boeton. and retain, i?t2 AO.
From Philadelphia to Niagara Falla. Montreal, Sara
toga, Hudaon r.ver, Now Yorfe- and return, C'll.CO.
For further particulars end handle!!-, apply at the offloe
of the PHILADELPHIA AND ELMTRa RAILROAD
LINE, ctrner of SIXTH and OHE3TNOT Street*,
where a choice of routes lhny he m'ide to unit the taataof
anyone JOHN S, EfILLES. General Agent,
Cor. THIRTEENTH and CALLOWHILL Stream,
. Philadelphia, July 1,1862. jyl-36t
JSnirßßm- west Chester
PHIDADUIiPHIA bau*-
BOAD.yiA MKIHA.
PLEASANT AND CHEAP AFTERNOON' EX
CURSIONS ON TUESDAYS AND
Through the ; finest'Coonttr most hoautifal
On TUESDAYS and whffminmß -
or6.6S*TVM. Train from West Chester. _ '''--l*
ROUND-TRIP TICKETS FROM PHILADRLPHIA.
to all Stations cast of West Chester, good on any of fl*
above Trains, out or in,maybe had on these day* ONLY,
at EXOUPSI9N BATES, good only on the days issued.
For further information, apply »t the Ticket Office, ia
the Depot, NT, !], corner of EIGHTEENTH and MAR
KET Streets.
Many Delightful Locations foe Susbirb hoarders
■to thk L.hk o* the Bom. WOOD
Superintendent.
je2l-tirs’fß tf
'Mbm' LILLIE’S SAFE DEPOT B®*
sPmgVBB to No. sa South SEVENTH Street, near
the Franklin Institute.
thankful for past favors, ana bemf
determined to 'merit fotnre patronage, bag secured *■
elegant and convenient store, and has now on hand »■
large assortment of Ltitie’e Celebrated Wrought ao£-
CbSled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, (the only
strictly “fire and burglar proof safes made.}. Also, LSllc*!
Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Locks.
Lillie’s Bank Vault Boors and Looks will be furnished
to order on short notice. This is the strongest, best
tected. and cheapest Door and Lock yet offered.
AlaVparticular attention Is called to Lillie’s
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, &o. This SaTe isooa
ceded to surpass in' style and elegance anything Y&fi**
fered for this pnrpose, and is the only one that i» rtricay
fire and burglar proof , a
Spsoial None*.—l have now on hand say twenty c*
Farrel, Herring, & Co.*s Saffes, most of them nearly now*
and some forty of other makers, comprising a compw
assortment as to stees, and all lately exchanged for the
now celebrated Lillie Safe. They will be soW at wr
low prices. Please cal! and examine
ja26-lyif ' M. O,SADLER, Agent-
m* EVANS & WATSON’S
BBrn BALAMANDEB SAMfc
STOBJS,
16 SOUTH FOUBTH STKEBT,
• PHILADELPHIA, PA.
A large vnrioty of FIBK-PBOOF BAFBB oliray. oa
MORIAH. CEMETERY.
This ground Is located a few yards off the Darby road*
about the same distance from the city as Laurel HiU, and
Is beautifully situated on the highest point of ground for
miles around.
Its soil is admirably adapted for the purpose designed,
being high and dry. The public are invited to exaudn*
its claims before purchasing elsewhere.
General and sectional plans may be examined afctfc*
NO. ISB SOUTH SXXTjgL STREET,
.t ' /
Whore anylurther information will be cheerfully af
forded by the agent.
Are now In ‘the market, some of'them in sections Just
opened, having hitherto been held In reserve.
Office HounsfromS A. BT- to 4 P. kL, and either be
fore or after these hours, at the residence of the under
signed,
NO. 314 NORTH-TENTH STREET.
D. B. BQTTN, •
H. 8. FISTER,
JOSIAH EIKGEIj,
N. B.—-Conveyance' to and from the Cemetery Coe
such aa desire to pnrchase. myls-ftaa
'(PAUTION.— Owing, to the popularity
X-/ and complete success which our PATENT SELF
ADJUSTING CLOTHES-WRINGER has met with,
other parties are endeavoring to sell their Inferior ma
chines,by adopting our name of u SELF-ADJUSTING**
as a means to deceive the public. - ...
We, therefore, give notice that our name will be riaimy
stamped on each Machine manufactured and sold by as,
• and none others are genuine. Any one using our trade
mark will be dealt with according to law. _... . TIIJUU
Mr. L. E. SNOW, corner of-FEPTH 4 and CHESTNUT
Street; Philadelphia, is our SOLE AGENT for Penn
sylvania HALEY, MORSE, & BOYDEN.
iu24tael2 • •
Rebel notes and postage
BTAMLPS AT HALF PRKJB.—Fifteen different
Rebel Xfotes and Postage Stamps sent post-paid on
receipt of twenty-five cents; Trade supplied at 80 cento
per 100, or 84 per 1,000.
: Address
T3O YS% MISSES', AND CHID*
JD DEHH’S _„ „
ciiOlßiisa,
m - ENDLESS VARIETY,
General Partners.
Ipecial Partners.
NEW YORK. AUCTION SALE.
HOTEI.S.
Nos. IT ana 19 PABK BOW,
(OPPOSITE THE J.STOR BOOBS,)
NEW FORK.
TEEMS $1.58 FEB DAT.
FIRST-GLASS HOTEL.
AMUSEMENTS.
SEA BATHING.
...................7.30 A. XL
.....4.00 P. XL
• •••.6.00 P. XL
JOHN a, BBYaNT,
Agent.
Scenery in the vlcimty.of Philadelphia.
SAFEf^:
COMPACT’S OFFICE,
D ESIRABIjE LOTS,
AT LOW PRICES, AND ON LIBERAL TERMS,
FREDERICK A. YAK CLEYE,
GENISB4J. A.GHHT.
S. 0. UPHAM,
403 CBEBTOPT- Street, PhiiadeipMu.
‘it
Ho. IST goo® EIGHTH Street,
Thro* Doom above ffAljNlrt.
myl6-2m
OOLDIERS’, SEAMEN’S, AND WJ
-0 DOWS* PENSIONS, Pay, Bounty, Pri so-Honey,
Sc., procured by JOHN H. FRICK, Pension A Rent, No
tary Public, aud.Comutiasionerfor the Statee, 9513 HOOK
street. Residence,.LlNDEN street, GRBMANTOWN.
PABSPOBT& OBTAINED.... iyS-61*
/OPENING OE A SUMMER GAB
XJ DEHTbo ondendgned begs isaye to inform tb*
public that be lifts opened for the season bis FINE OAE
DEN and HOTEIij at the toot of OOATES Street, oppo
se Fairmoant Parb. • Families are particularly iaviw*
?ce Cream, Cakes,‘excellent Lager Beer of Balia’s brew*
,ry, Wines, &c„ sJwoy* on hand. ,
. bbnby fbiokAi
<n,B-s» TwsssY-ssYaasa *3Sooatks««.