The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, August 07, 1862, Image 3

*OM IN THE SOUTHWEST.
, . The Slaves of Hindman
dir* 1 * alt tree— They Lay Claim to
* S ‘‘‘'iXef Dispersed—Property
* ’'.(alt— !><■ (Jnpturrd—lncident at iUeuxt
p M ,i Entrance to and Departure from
J«ly 31, ISB2-The wgion of
n capt»d by the army, *?** tb * b S*“
Ci f-> t ° o jjjjbfilsHtppl) ftbuve *>nd below for
w. iwf l. MU.rgtUe richest 1.. the S'*te t a,id large
cultivation of cotton. U-n.Qide.ia J.
">«• "..viable not. ri“iy. o*n« BBTeraltiUataitona
hMd end 800 blovcs The Gave popu
f'L, aud gr.otly exceeds the nouiber of
Ttr ai,?™ Gen- Curtis arrived with Me army they
'l’lil.HM'W 8l ! k C o nod made >• a etrihe” for their freedom.
?, „• '* .i" n *'’L, Be remain «t home profess to be loyal
«t tli<’ Mb ‘'o f slaves claim their freed, tn on tuegrouud
Si; 61,1 t1 ,..f(l In builillu* Part Pillow, many of
Etlttd «' CT ‘ “,.,enttip the rlvor and kept at work
Jmi up™ ths retjolsitlon of Qeueiale "oik
5 fTd^'KMember of them In Helena and lu aer
. „ral commands as servants oannot; be less
Sr” w ll “' f SMO They come in fora lh« neighboring
fti»P 2 ' CUo ,'d pteent their, own .tntementato Gmiorat
;7 B i.'n I!" ;„Lrkrd»« mo the other tfl ay' that he was
flist'P- ""'ilhL litdllgeuoe they manifest, and their per
® rr raeO et »e 1U ' canpoB o( t ,, e , eW , IAn and ot
The shores of GetieralVPiU'W have
Jwir <" v “ „ s the headiiuariereot Gedefal Onrtla are
tin. of the n he! General II tut man, over-
L trr lIM "'. '’ frnm iho hill back of the town. For
inelilif ,a " j uninnaii hid ptaotlsed law In .this place,'
owi" 1 s '"'!| a ,nit lu Uor-gre.s fiom this district; but the
w d has no hf re piofe-s, to dee .Ise him, and re
ee'pk “wVaßm'Prk'C*P ~<J Bt,ti baukrnpt In 1 Character
r ,(orl a l,l j ( | ( negroes hare also been' set free. •
E()B0Bg otAisiioo OOTTOK.
, freed slaves are gome out with Govern
in’! 0 '“rt emor », ana cMmlng ibe cor.ioo on the
jicut (heirs. liy light of haviug winked herd to
P !*»i»l"'| . (! , hs their iMieiets are convicted of die
r6J'",v"n Celtic petml’a them to have It brought in
|„,e '!■ I",,|„t r owu benefit, heveret thousand dollars
9 si)i' lli ' d tor them tit Ibis w»y, aud It Is pro-
Kitl' 1 '' 0 '.J mucey tnough from, these sales to assist
j.,*il in 'i*' f , m( , free rtete atid pimmenca life on their
III"" 1,1 '',',,1 CHnnletnen here expri es a willlugnees to
ht , n and assl» them to had a pi see of Beitle
il"*' nINOS CAPThBBTI- VBSSIiXiS AND PROPERTY
jtgjM’M- SEIZED.,'
, ,| a r tledteoant Colonel Wood rotnrned from an
’ c, is on Hie Steamer Bdletip the-9t Francis river.
{S i,«ii..i) a nij|(ia fium t [ le mon ti, he enoonntered tha
f'lilmiel llin bislge. with sixty nien, on tte..»inth'
r I sntisird Ms caniase. sword, commissions of hla
luoi:. r«t ■ . (lvo ghtldi on. wounded one of his men,and
r* 1 ’’* Itrt („ n vamose,” orjlng Qnuboat!" “ Qnn
c r' t every jump. Farther Up she river heenooun
hlll'■ tl dat sixty mo' e t ebrls, under Oaotain Aoder
r'<Sli kllid end wenndeil aeverili captured alarge
sa °S frnn Little Berk, dlrroted to Jeff Phomp*on fn
i 0-mi. in wbioli were the intercepted >ttere of
Siisn.i'.rP ■ i(slliani prevltm ly referred to, and brnnsbtdt
fil S. -.1 tlnrlls I tuck several cottoa.burnets prisoners,
m «Mh" reVtl st-amboat Movelty, and deatroted
efrt Slurp-bf.at», several flat-boats, and brought away a
fitliiittlile number of contraband Degroee, horsss, and
T'mtTLK INCIDkdT AT BIENZI—-THE PLOTTER
nissii!»» beautiful UtUe viilatc about sixteen miles
I'erlutb, on the Jlol.de and Ohio Railroad, ft
mcibw e public house, the proprietor of which is Bither
is r iisiiiu'ionaily paettto nature, or else he is llße
fuiMk, t lofimdef >* Ml moneys” and » hie dsauces"
f « 1 V f,„ riiv flag. At any rate, the public house re.
™fas a Eie 'zli ‘ l c' s ,}l6 proprUtcr stays to keep it. alike
3e etc or Eui nrulo. Uw»he that
„i Besnrtgard on the morning when the
Citosl (bow Qeaeral) BU-oit’s feat,at Boon,
r, ached Wm*, end ir »ae no less than h* who full
loyally gate the iLtormstlon of that General's hu-ror
writ"™ apptaranoe, upou the r.caption.of the news.
T t,n 111 it pr. IIUbH. to keep a Hole wt.ere iroops are
the old gentleman has "eou lucreiihly (oyai
~, .ifrfp the appeniem-e of our troops there. But,
i frertlielrr*t our good general! HH not omit that dread*
,11. lucciiTfrlrnt ouati'm o' phc'ng the gnariis out,
I '| u t ho vicinity of tilts nnmiataiable friend, aud a
t * i ltlitu eg" °ee of Ibsae same superfluous guards saw
Sis fn id to Iho Ftclarsis send t.if on h.irsebaok one of
Ivi tlovtß, tc ivb<m he bad gtv n u oarcel .which «n
-»c,t! t-i tbs guard’s eye to bo letters. He coinmuiitcated
f, t»tt tj tbi corporal, who t id it to the sergeant, whs,
■ IQnl , feye-teii it to the oliluor of tha guard. With
comoii'inletile goon eenBe,,a nioutited patrol was santin
Pitri.mt nf the negro, who was ema cap-ured opou ox
omlul. g l«i» sapere, they were found to be intended for
reialtjis. Hull to centain plans of our defonoes, location,
and Midilar of our troips, d spoattlnn of artillery and
cava’ryi amt tveryihlng that-would be of use to an at
iwlltg Party. The clumsy pot ru enuvi-y intel Igence
ot? ilu*lrnslratei', and the aorthv landlord was trans
wtltd at least as far uotthward asOmiulh Whether he
Via lari lifter go up to Fort Warren, or “go up” ad
t ,T>,.!n ly iihfmpeii process, remains to be aeon.
Juitws’s ooccrATioN or and skedaddls fkosc
BUiHWOND, ky .
[From Uiit Biohmcmd (K>.) ilMßMiger, Angmtl ] ..
Th;* cnni©Btatioes Mien* ti g thevMtbf J ibn Morgan
tnd Up jiHijg of burao thieve* to oar town bint Sunday
vai, *•«*► not materially dHMeut from those whtcb
b-Hi' published of bis visits to otnei Keotacky
fl. Wo propose making a few nt tea of some'of the
i; c&tMs for memory and for future u*e. tie mo red
iimft.y into the towu before day ou t-uuday morning,
ttnevv hU poke's out in the various roads, ordered meaU
for In? int o and provender t< rthe horses in bis possession
aoi'Btho work *f siealiu* began, Every
jd (i iitusrih&t he could hear of iu or near Uw town, be-
IntsiiiH i«- ft T mon mao, lie sent for. and there were
pltn'y if Stcerli spies here to Ml him woo thev were,
anil win bonnes they had. Bnviog several sick t»nd
soWier*, he stole a few busies and rocka ways
for ihflr nse M the OouiMJ Utmrt o‘ork’s office and
in th* hanking bouse of Walker & 00.. were several
Mr-of "Lincoln guns;” ttiese he captured, perhaps
sm-u>‘foe ro eiehtj iu all, white a fanner of pintols,
rjfl-h &n, iu the hands of:Union nieu, w*re
mo titled by him At the proviitm stores they,
fc-lpti* Hum elves bountifully to bacon, etc , and in the
turds ms Mores replenished their stock, Tha gentry vi*
eur office, and to do thoiu shear justice, did us no
irjnry, to carry off bovphil h*iin*nme Union flHgs«
cj imo jpoh'a belli, TKVse they got because we wire
auw-fruntime, iliey abog >t pot»s**aUm of the ee
ysiijiiia bHnifctn'g io the Home Hoards, waich they
trsiilc. i* tli#*dustnfonrBtN-Rt-* hot «fi~rw*rds returned
it upon lenreibE that it had been oreionted byaiourig
Jjtdy oi this pUre. They vlshkj the c « kN offliaof the
Mwiwn Circuit Court, end carried off «!• the indictments
fr-upR \>y the *a 4 tgr*nd jury, with tbe bouria exeiu-ed,
ardtlw bri-ch warrant*’ l«-ued mi tb««Q, ftu<loiatUttttd
tbe order hook*of the eotirf In one or two ”
In tbo way nf prismer/i they failed to take any. Col,
C Vf, White, Unit'd encomia loner was arrested,
cu hutidhj- n>ormn« by them* bin was turn*‘i loOf»e at
t)« liiMai.ee c»t cerlalu of the to d Oaf oirou t
juojßo, Hou W, 0, Goodloe,seemed to l>‘ the object of
t! eir m.fciftl Tenge** l c*. Tnev bcuk a *quid of twelve
tßfu or more to hi* farm.j'wo miler'from to vn. and thence
t hissnu to law, Ur 0. 0, Smith, on
Mto!d creek, in pursnit of him, bin he bad escaped to
comity, and there remained till Wednesday .
Tbe <• (-kudsddle ” from thin place commenced between
3*ifl 4•■’duck Bandar evening, -o rh*t when the Uoion
hrcMu-flchid hero early toe nex»: tuorulng the enemy
vere tMr way toward Htanford. and but a* few
this elapsed before we received intelligence that they had
made gwd ibeir tecape into Tennessee
Progress of Kecrairing.
RECEUITING Ilf BOSTOff.
'fhe order for a draft is stimulating recruiting, and
‘ibiretsjpore activity to-day at the recrulti g stations
thau or. any previous (Jay. Men who have been hesi
uie (IcddlnK to go, preferring to secure the b maty
eftrtK:, i»‘ber thfto to take their chance* of being drafted
and poiifk »Hht>nt bounty. We hear froniquite a‘ num
ber of 'owys which h»vo raieud nure their quota,
am} as? y ethers which bare raum the required number.
Ibf indk/’tidDs tow pn-miso that Hft»or* tb*-lHh Maasa
chu^tts’quotawidbeiu catnn—Journal, 6tfc.
THE BALTI3TOBE BOUMtV ORDISiNOH.
The orJicMuce ftoprocMßctug ihree hundred and fifty
tHujtmJfl liars for bounty to Maryland voiuntfeers, uq
the i.Hte call of tbs President f*»r three
hii hdditif.-nal troop*, wa* passed by tbe sec md|6ranch
g 1 the ( iiy Council on Wouday iilternuon, with a slight
SoifiitioiHit. The first section'«f th* otdiuance provides
tiai t» *- bopntF shall be i,s& to ibose who edit t before
tkbrsi of September, ftod it wa* th iught the eighth, sec
htu cokfHeted, from tbe fact .that is provided, .that no
fec'unty shall be paid after a draft , goes into dpVatioti.
Th*-section waf "IfHcken out, which was the
aaeLcirtui made by the second brauch -. .
ItECBUITS ARBiyihG IN LANOASTEB; : 4 .
Thfs morning a proctsMou of tweut' »o«e carriages.
sod wagoua, c intaming recruits for Oai.'s Company;,
>o«ed i.nr i flke. They we;euufhr the charge of Oapt.
® fc lt ft cd tieut Behmer, arm were a tine, robust body o£
who maniftsted great enthusiasm,-..uad
with theproßpect of ooconiiug aoldlers.— Lunctif**
itr Inquirer , sih,
tBE IIAIUUSBBHB TKI.BCP.APH’S HOLIi OF HONORS'
; f' l6 following altachis of tlte Hani-iburg Tcltgrijph
live enrolled their naaies in the Unioo ser*ice t
I George W, Booce, Henry 0. Utuxiuiing, Benjamin H/'
PMh'i, Thomas JTofiter, Lovt *-. Patterson* iaoies
Elton Whiteside, James and Edward
Uhcli ore of tbom has the assurance oftthe proprietor
nr the slluatioDß they have etmi Voitt'.tamy given up
Jhftlwtys be beW at their cimtnand when their
* of service in the ermy haß expired, or they have
4«n liouoiauly dhcharged
LinBIULITY OF THE CINcntNATITIMES.
51r. C IV. Starbqok, proptiswr iif the Ointinnati
ttwr, has made the lollowlng ciopt-itiona 'to his ea-
Q ew.i . *« . ■ .
I. To sli married men in hia employ, who volunteer,
will iS' five dollar! a week to rnem or their families
ik In tbe service, and hold tuolr tdtuatinae for them
•Hir tc-nra. _
Tj b ! ! unmarried men, who have parents depending
th< in, iAe iam« terme. . ■■
To *ll elngie men, who merely support themeolves
their own labor, Iwo dollars a tnee&.whlle they are
ho emke, aud holding their aituatloue open for them
ihtir return. .--- v - r
RHODE ISLAND,
'M*i*oseofßhod4 Irtkud are goirfg into the bounty
inesa ?i ry fret-iy, »'bo Sown of North Providence, oa
day voted to pav §2OO to, eaohof 1«0 men who&bould
« p»lor to the l«t of deptember^
Or* ftiwicQ has voted a bounty of 81&0 to recruits*
* euoia is 40, ■,•
• *M« »un offers abouniy of 8300 up to
'& 15ih hist.
watry offers o bounty of 8200 to each of 52 men.
IHfaIAXA.
Ibe piivste secretary of Governor Morton* of Tndi
no* at Washington on Swte business, says that half
fi nuota of the Hoosler State, under the new call, will
'Me caiup within a ygeek.
Portland Pttts stales that 7,000 of the 9.000 re
•uth rvanirf-d of Maine had been raised on Friday, and
1t«f» expected that the whole number would bscotnple*
Saturday night.
FINANCIAL AJND COMMERCIAL.
I THE MONEY MARKET
! FHU.iDKWHii, august 6, 1862
Vit want mors legal tenders.' The wants of the conn-
Itjtnd tbs funding of large quantities into the ave.
tv.it y bue6s baß so rapidly absorbed those issued that*
doit© the cries and groans of the treinblingitesj there is
a Bircity of currency. In some parts «f the country the
tabs ero contracting their issuesi in others, and those of
theerg© cities are expanding to an extent that more than
nsctallces the short issues ot’the country banks. The
team of this is obvious : The city backs have a more
tistoiit-g necessity for ourrenoy j,situated in the centres
of tad© aod business, they boldly supply the demand upon
ttw counters in their own obligation*; but the country
•lam, knowing that'a large amount of treasury niste« j
«©td soon be on the market) began to glow timid and
bsthat parties might collect their notes, and demand
the; redemption in large amouuts, and, being less posted
*s t the wants of business communities, they preferred
"tig United States issues to their own. TMb action of
hiejountry banks, of course, absorbed a .great many of
tirafgal tenders and helped to give them their popularity.
Ah' now, at thie period of the war, which, had predictions
bee. mad© that it would have lasted thus long, but fow
ootdbate promised to see anything else on the fith-of
Attest, IEB2, than a greet Country ruined—lts resources
Wrested, its treasury depleted, its credit destroyed, and
* send explosion of commUn{ttes, corporations, lefeal
Wtaegs, and social intercourse taking place. Boguair
have held a strong hand upon civil rights, license
Wtulyhavo taken the place of lioerty, desolation would
kevsinppianted prosperity, barbarity succeeded humant
tMtn bowla.knife and dagger would have drawn life'
bkee where * the plougbehare and sickle had wrought,
khilefc© only legal tender to be acknowledged would
**ve bW a pair ot sboug arme, fortified by a huge pair
tfSsts. let here wa are, strong in power and financisl
tssoiir< s, with a people more than ever, determined to be
“ Qn ited a the pursuit of the one great cause—the sop
bressio: cl th© rebellion—a crehit that the world (or, at
ItAti ' nglish capitalists) are beginning to nourish—
hbll© „ igTiiflcent donations are pouring in from town
A?d cdintry to aid recruiting Tot, with nearly one
hmnjffil <>iirt.under notes in the country,
0,0 t t «.SMaa'k»bla fact,
* 1H ' ' • . Where
n
11l the currency of the country 1 .This It is impossible to
answer; bat, from the outside demand for it,'and from
the acknowledged want of it among the banka, it is plain
that the market i* not flooded, or even fnlt. There ia’
already suffering from scarcity, and yet Ignorant whin*
store drawl out tbetr fears that we hare too many legal
tenders. Let these people take a walk through the cities
and into the banks to raise a few thousand, and they will
begin to see that it is not so easy a task that they have
before them.
Gold only maintained its own to-day, opening at 14,
rising H , and closing at the former Sgnre. The market
at toe close waß firm. Old demands advanced If, buyers
being plenty nt 105. 10616 was paid by parties havlug
orders., , , 9 . . : ' ; •
‘ Business was more active at the Stock Board, with
some improvement in prices. Governments wore firm.
The seven-thirties advanced Jf; Bines of 183 L we o firm
at yesterday’s figures j one-year ccptldoates of indebted
ness sold at 08 %. Pennsylvania fives rose %. Beading
sixes 1870, 1. North Pennsylvania Btxes rose Jf i the
tensalßO J(. SohayMl Navigation 1882rosel>f. Phi
ladelphia sixes declined J - The share list was mors
hetive than for some days past. Beading was in large
demand, and advanced from 28 jf, yesterday’s figure, to
28J6, being held firmly; kfinebill advanced N ; :Nonh
Pennsylvania X > Pennsylvania was firm at yo.tatdjy’s
figure; Oatawlssa preferred advanced >6, with 3}f bid
• for consolidated. Passenger Railways were moderately
inquired ior; sales were made of Race and Vine at l!,an
advance of lon yesterday’s bid; Thirteenth and Ftf.
teentli at 16; Second and Third, 63jf; Green and Coates
at 84, an advance ot Ilf. Schuylkill Navigation pre- :
furred advanced X ; Lehigh Scrip brought 29, an ad
vance of 1; Northern Liberty Gas, SOft ; Morris Canal,
415< . The market closed firm.
Lrexei & Co. quote:
New fork exchange parol-10 pm.
Boston extihtutgo. parol-10 pm
Baltimore exchange parat J; at
Country fnndß ,4-100 if dia.
Americangold.,... i4rr H X preta
< 'ld Duttßutis......... ,v,.6®s>j prem.
7 8-10 Treasury notes.. ..102 a 102% ,
Fetersm'i Dett ctor sends us the following description
of a new counterfeit'five dollar note on the Oemmercial
Bank, Glenn Falls, Now York: »-
fis—vignt tie. eagle on a shield, nt the fop of note;
female and ** 5” on right; Ind ian woman and State anns,
left. In the genuine, the shield has stars on it; in ojuu
terftit, Ibey are only dots.
The following is a comparative statement of the ex
ports exclualvi of specie, from the port of Now York to
foreign ports for the week ending August 5, and since
January 1: ■
,1860. 1861. 1862. .
For the wesk.. S 2 237,574 2,254,035 4,050,055
treviousl) rep0rted.&9,695,2d3 76,177,434 70,712622
Since January 1.. .852,932,857 78.431,469 79,767,677
The following is a statement of the amount of coal
J traUsportMl over' the Lehigh Valley Railroad, for the
week ending August 2,1862:
Week. ProTionsiy.
Tons. Gwt. Tons, Owt. Tons. Cwt.
Haz1et0n.............. *,862 19 69.248 12 71,202 11
Bust Soger Loaf 3,554 01 65,897 17 58,252 00
Donnell llldge 2,4«4 10 38,843,02 41,4'>5 00
Mount Pleasant,..,.... 287 03 2,084 14 1,271 00
Spring Mountain 2 033 12 56,487 13 58 471 00
Coleraine....... 'O9O 17 18,403 13 19.2>4 00
New York and Lehigh.. SlB 00 18,848 13 19:694 00
JS. Spring Mountain.... 8,011 18 58,728 13 61,740 00
S. Spring Mountain.... 810 13 810 13
Jedd 0................. 1.859 05 46 998 08 48,829 00,
Harleigh„..'l,263 06 31,283 00 33.546 00
German Penna.,,.,,,, 1,703
Eberva1e.........
Milnesville...... 093
Other Shippers..
T0ta1..............25 205 10 437,814 10 462,899 IS
Oorrespondiegwcek last
g, year................ .19,211 OS 471.359 11 484.470 18
1ncrea5e...........12,048 18 ...... ......
Decrea5e........... ...... 33,615 01 21,37105
The following is the coal tonnage of the Khamokin Val
ley and FottsviUe Bailrood Company:
Tons. Owt. Tons. Cwt
For week ending Aug. 2 8.889 09 : 126,936 04
Same time last year . 4,256 08 114,641 16
1ncrea5e,....,....,.,.,..,. 4,4}4 Gl 12 294 l<9
> A late Klchmond paper makeß the foil owing remarks
regarding the money affairs of that dty :
bPßCig.—We quote gold and silver at 75 to 100 per
cetit pmnimii, nominal.
Babe Notes —Nearly all Southern bank notes are:
taken on d posit by our banks. We note tae following
as rejected for the wont of arrangements to make them
at bank.
Georgia—City Bank, Augußta \ Bank,
do.; Bank of AumFta; Augusta Insurance and Banking
Company— all 1 per ctnt. discount; and Bank of the Km*
piie State, Borne. G&., and Northweawern Bank, Biriggoid,
Ga ,'5B per cent discount.
North CUbolina..—Bank of Lexington; Bank of Ola*
rendon *, Bank oi Commerce, Ntwbern; Bank of Fayette
vtile, and Bai.k of Wushiugton—all I per discount.
The New York Post says t
The stock market continues to improve, especially on
tbe share list, which is aciivo at a further advance of %
per cent. The abundance of money, together witu
the more hopeful fee Hug In regard to miiitiry affairs,
gives a impetus to speculation. The Govero
tnent list, however, does not respond, tiio demand cen
tring on railroad shares, these being the favorites on ac
count of the large earnings.
New York Central, after the Board, Bold freely at 93#,
which ifi an additional improvement Toledo is 48# bid.
Eiie Prelerred 64#.
Governments are dull but steady. The 7 36 notes closed
sold at 102# ; the coupons of 1831 at AS#, The six per
cent, certificates of indebtedness rose to 89. ;•>
. The montiy market is daily becoming more sluggish
and vlcntiful, and on first-class collaterals the rate oac
not be called over 4<?5 per cent. The deposits at tbe
United States Treasury promise to increase considerably
before the week closes
Geld and exchange seem to have come to, a stand still,
and tbe finctuatiors tbe past three days have been very
small, scarcely more than %e# cent The sales of
gold to day are H4#oll4# First class hills on Lon
don closed for tbe Bof-ton steamer at 1260128# . -
PnHfttln arn tti.Ffttliflu.h-**a».ilaq\an3 IQa -
day at3os#olos#. ;
Pnllsdeipnift Si6Clf txcliange Salas, Aug. 6.
fßeported by S. B* Blatiuakkk, PhUa. Bxcliauge.j
*> . FIBST BOABU.
20DataE irefd..,. 10%
10 do 30%
SO do 11
8000 Bead 6s ’3O cash. 96
• 60 Bead R...... 66. 28%
60 ' d0........t10 28%
60 do 55wn..28%
83 d 0.... ....... 28%
260 do 28 66
300 do l)swn 28%
6 Baoe * Vine 8.. 11
1 Mioebill B . 49%
9N P0R.......... 9 ,
100 d 0,......,,... 9%
BETWEEN
3 Morris Canal..... 41%
2008e5dingR......... 28%
■■26 do 28%
SECOND BOARD.
69 Penna 8., 48% 68 Uitiehil!B 10t5... oO
WO City Oa new 100% 13 2,1 A3l R- ..... 63%
200 d 0........... 96% 1000 Pbtla & Bne6a.. 92%
600 d 0........... fld% 4 Ba’jkof N Am... 130
4600 Poena 6s 86% 50 Or & Coates 8... 34 _
1000 BohNavßs ’82... 68% 30 Beading B ...... 25%
OBOSING PRICES—FIRM.
Bid. A»ktd.\ Bid. AtkM.
D B6a’Bl . 98% 99 Elslandß 16% IT
DBTr7 8-10N.102% 102% LehCl&N.i-dv 49 49%
Philada 6a...... 97 .. LeClANavacp. .. . 29
Philada 6s new.. 100% 101 NFennaß..... 9 9%
Panoa 6b....... 86% 87 NPa80a;..... 75 76%
aeadtng E....;. 28% 28% N PaßlOe 99 100
deadmOa’BOMß.lOl .. Cataw B Con... .3% 4
Reading Ms’7o. £6 .. Catawißaa Prf. .11 11%
Beadmt 65'86., 84 ; ~ See & Third St B 63% 64
Penna Bel div. 46% 47 BaceAVine-stß 10% 11%
Petma‘Si ! in6a..lo3 ~ W Phils, B-... 63 68%
Pinna B 2 in 6a- 99% 100 Spruce* Pine.. 12 12%
Morris Cnl Con- ... 42 , Gr*Cte B,exdv 84 35
jch Nav Stock. . 4% 5 Oh & Wal exdiv. 33 40
3ch NarPref... 14% 14% Arch’Bt ex dir. 24 24%
icb jToB’B2exint6B 68% Tbir & Pift’nth. 18 16%
«lmira 8...... 10% .. Girard OoUege.. 21 28
Elmira BPref .20 .. Tenth & Blev’h ~ 34,
Bhn 7s’73.ex lnt .. - 86 1
f ' Philadelphia Markets.
•' August 6—Evening.
There is a better feeling to the Fiour market, and hold
ers are firmer to their 1 viewe j about 250 bbls superfine
ifseld at $5: 400'bblif*NoMhwesterE extra 'family; at
k rfs 3TJj ; 500 bills gdo|iaxtra at $6.50; 200 bbls fancy
"oi id.at sea 6 25, and 1:100 bble. W. B. Thoma,’ extra on
-'private termtf ; BaleSitotthi trade ere to a fair extent at
‘the above figures,* ,a®jjjss-grade fancies at $6.50
njay:. liye Flouris selling at $3,37%®3.50 4P*
>|ht. Com Meat is-toanired for,.and Psnnsylvania is
vyanttdat $3 V bbl. ’» - ' '
• I'.Wbeat comes in slowly, and prime, lots find ready
-sale at fully former About 6,opOrhushels have
been disposed of at $1.30®1.35 for fair to prime Xed,
4*1:2003 25 tbrinferior do,',aud $l-40451.60 for white.
Bfe continues in demar d, pnd Pennsylvania is scarce at
BQ&* Com if udcbanged and about s,ooo;hushels yellow
sold at 04c, in store And afloat Oats are selling at 44®
45c for old Pennsylvania 1 2,0,00. bushels new Southern
brou«ht,36ffl37c;' measure:.
Back There Is not ranch offering or Belling, and lßt
Mo.lQoeroltWif]*dtfb#,f‘.»33 4?ton : ,
fOTTON.—The market4s^utet,' ) fiad the demand limited
at previous Quoted rates.®** * * ' , . - .
Groobkies markets for both
are inactive, bufthe'fdrmer very firm. - .
Wmskv if doll f bbls' move slowly at;3l®B2o, and
drudge 28029 CV gallon, "
Cl TY ITEMS,
Patnotic Demonstration at Manayunk.
One of the largest ana most enthusiastic outpouring
In favor of a vigorous proßeoution of the war, since the
breaking out of the rebellion, was witnessed last Tuesday
evening in Manayunk, when thousands of persons of all
classes and conditions gathered iu and around the new
Masonic Hall, the Immense crowd Ailing the aisles, and
lining the pavements and sides of the street. Spirited and
eloquent addresses were delivered by Archibald Camp
bell, Ee<i., who presided; by Bev. W. Fulton, chaplain ,
of the Scott Legion"; and by Col Tippen, Lieut. Colon el -
Reynolds, and Corporal Cheyno, a Kentuckian, all of the
Scott Legion, and by Hon. Robert M.,Carllse. . ,
Tho following preamble and resolutions were presented
by Mr. pulton, chaplain of the Scott Legion, and unani
monsiy adopted, amidst the most enthusiastic cheering:
Whtreas, Our country is now plunged in the horrors
of a cruel and protracted rebellion, which ftreatens her
very existence, aiming, as it does, at the dissolution of
our Union and the complete overthrow of our Govern
ment : and whereas, our treacherousjsn<TOieahavejri
ready slain, thousands of our fellow-citizens—our sms,
our brothers, our fathers, and our frienda—on bloody
I battle-fields, and are still, with an enmity equal to their
vigor; mustering their rebel forces, and endeavoring,
with might and main, at home and abroad, to have them
wickedidesigns consummated; and whereas, our,.pre
sent : Administration has issued oaii after call, and our
brethren on the bloody field cak after call, for large,
strong, and loyal reinforcements, to meet and crush the
foe; and whereas, In this great national dtath-and-hfe
ilriaale, where the most momeotonß issues are at stake,
there can he but two parties, the loyal and tb
Wl whereas the hour ol action has come, in which
“erjmau should choose his side hud show his colors:
}Lr7Zt, Bc>olvtd, That we, the cihzeus.of Mana
vunk, will not now waitto expatiate on the causes, dis-
the mistakes, oorcmycmrc the cou«.iue D «3 or
♦n« cruel war. in this the hour of our country s pent,
but we win aV wlth one heart and one ( voice, give a
beariy response to the oall of the Admiuistrat.on, and
pledge our si Ives. to the utmost of our power, to support
it in the high discharge of duty. . ttTB on - fscto .
our c“o“«r, from the fire and
sword of rebel enemies, and as Michael.
.fought agaltißt the dragon and his rebel aogelßuutil they
were tbtust ont of heaven-, so wril fight
tlftitor Pavis aud hid rebellfgiona ontii rebel ia
cruabed or irlven out of our once •
Eesolvedt That a* we have ahead? given of one sob
elance and “*our kindred, to our country’s vn'*
we conlinue to give end encourage those .who do giye,
and Hire ’ ouweto* until this wicked rebellion. m forever
rrHßhedtJbe scheme® epd ha abettorsTpreyor thwarkd,
and "be arms of its helpers Wer broken ; and to this.
«n will net uo cur baoneri iu the name of God. and
'march fmth to save the freest cou»u T , and the best Go
.Jft tn this world, and bury our party biokerings,
Oui < sec"ion»l onjfrelSoM'anit I '.?^ B ’,^^
beneath ihefoidTof the triumphant Stan owl •stripes
Wises. -Mr.& Mattson,
derier'io fine family groceries, Arch and Tenth Btr^s
now on baud the finest QnaUty of Rhine Wine in ,
aho, a general variety of the purest wines, Imparted r
Wni expressly for medicinal purposes, which are highly
r'SmSd Z the use of invalids, bv ourfimtphyn
clans, on account ol «wlv undoubted gonuiuams*.
08 14,780 00 16.353 Oc
18 15.349 14 16.( 54 00
08 15,631 08 16,528 00
0000 N Pa 105........ 90%
1600 If Pa ca b 5. 75
1000 d 0.... ....... 75
2000 Penua 55........ Bd%
800 d 0....; 80%
5G Sch NarpreCsS.. .14%
•100 d0.,..b5wa. 14%
20000 81-y’ra Cere..
2 Mechs’ Bank.... 24%
1 Lehigh scrip.... 29
1 Penna B 46%
1013th & 15th, sts It. 16
20 N Lib OiW 30%
.600 H S 7-30 Tr N bln 102%
BOARDS,'
60 Data R prfd c’sh.. 11
76 Penna B. . 46%
1
THn WENDEROiypE, invented by Mr. Wea
deroth, of the Him of Broadbent & Co., now at Nos 912
and 914 Chestnut street Is one or the grandest achieve
ments of the Photographic art that we have yet seen.
The portraits taken in this exquisite hew style, as shown
at Messrs. Broadbent'* Co.’s galleries, are rich and life
like, and hot expensive. The public are in raptures
shout this wonderful .new invention. We advise our
readers to examine these beautiful new pictures for
themselves.
• Savage Impressions op France — At a re
'Cent audience of the Touan g chiefs with the Emperor
Nftpoleoß* be ashed th*m with what fcbey had beaa nmt
:si ruck since tbelr arrival in Franca, when ono of them
replied that “it would take years to relate all that they
bad seen in a few da) a; that tkejt were birds of the desert
already, tamed by thn hospitality„of Franco, and by the
kirdDfasof ibe E{l^pero^a’ , The Emperor and Empress
examined with Uiteieet the costumes worn by the inte
resting strangers* and his Mejesty volanteered the re
mark, that, while the warriors looked piotoresane in
their wild drees, they would present a much more civi
lized audrespi chiM© iipjfcorance if they were arrayed in
the elegant garmeots ma e at the palatial establishment
of Granville stokes, N0.*,609 Chestnut atroot, Philadel
phia, wtiere the cheaptet and finest clothing in the coua
tiy can b© obtained.
One Mituos Armkd Men in. the Fiex.d!
—Orders »to issued from Washington for the immediate
enrollment of 600,000 more men, by draft or otherwise.
V? bat dot’s it iman 7 Surely the Government doesn’t
imagine. it is at wart That little fnaa down in Virginia,
that ban ifqnired a few hundred thousand policemen*
hasn’t grown to a wurl To be sure we have had two or
tbriH forts bombarded and some tons of gunpowder
burnt, but it has been onr boast that was hurt.
We have el*o been guardiog rebel, property, repairing
broksn fences* catcbiog chattels, and. paying for tramped
down wheat fields; hnt this call for 600,000 men look 3 as
if somebody would get hurt Away with such mistaken
end iiiiHguidfd policy : cry havoc t ani let slip the
dogs t>f war '* D informs, ready made, and “ billet
proof” vests, at Charlos Stokes’, under the■ Continental.
Ctfoi a s a Cucumber—Captain Grwynne,
tlio captain of the gunboat Tyler, was sent up tbo Yazoo
tn look for the Arkansas. He fouha'ter.anii the “next
tiling that was seen of him ho came tearing ronod the
point, the Arkansas.in his rear, puttiug balls through
bis stem at every shot. Coming to the fla?-Bhip some
time afteiwßrd to report he stated that “hs bad brought
in the rebel ram Arkansas ” This is about a* cool as
the Union scout who had an interview with Jeff Davis,
and who, upon being asked by the latter what he had to
say for himself, replied that the best and most elegant
garments made.in the loyal States were thosu go', np at
the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of RockhiU & Wilson,
Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut street, above Sixth.
MAKIN E INTELLIGENCE.
■ tsr SUB FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED.
Brig Crawford, Small, 3 days from New York, in. bal
last to cariain. V,
' Schr West Wind, Gilman, 10 days from Ponce, PE,
wi!b eogar to John Mason * Co. .
schr Annie Virden, Chambers, 1 day from Lewes, Del,
with wheat to Jaa L fiewley & Go.
Bohr Morj , Kick lints, 1 day from Camden, Del, with
coin to Jasli* Bewiey Co.
Sehr W H M itch ell, Sprague, 4 days from': New York,
.in ballast to captain
bebr B H Bhi per, Goodwill, from Portress Monroe, in
baiiast to captain.
Schr A Tinell. Higgins, 5 days from Boston, in ballast
to Noble.'’Caldwell & Go
Schr Samuel Croft, Cooling, 2 days from Chesapeake
City, with grain to Obiistiau & 00.
Sci.r M M. Freeman, Howes/5 daysftom Boston, with
mdse to 'lwells ft Co , .
Schr Jus Neilson, Bnrt, 4 days from Taunton, with
mese to Twills & Co.
Schr Carthagena, Kelly, 6 days from New Bedford,
wi'h oil, Ac. to Cochran ® Bua.ell '
..Steamer Win Kent, 1 Brett, 6 Gaps May,
with pUEßengerc to captain. .
CL hi ABED.
Brig Sentence, Duncan N Orleans, J K Bazloy & Co.
Brig 'leu Marshall, ames. Boston, W/H Johns, ,
, Biig Crawford, fcmell, Boston. Lewis & OromwßU.
Schr W H .tliichell Sprague, Boston, do
Schr Moderator, Bowker, Fortress Monroe, Tylor,
Stone A Co. - ,
Sr hr Free Wind, Jones, Hartford, Westmoreland Goal
Company. . . ,~
Scbr N art agaosett, Hall. Salem, Hijnes A Co.
Scbr A 8 Cannon, Nowell, New Bod 'ord, captain
Bchr Biack Diam nd, Young, Donverspert, Castier,
Stukeey A IVt-liingtom
6chr A Tirrell. Higgins, Boston, Noble, Caldwell & 00.
btr Beverly Piarc,-. New York, W P Clyde.
6tr J S Sbriver, Dennis, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
MEMOBANDA.
. Etesmshlp Colombia, Barton, cleared at Hew York
yesterday tor Havana.
Baik Mablnn Williamson, Thompson, from N Orleans
for New York, was spoken sth■■last, off Cape May .
- Biit* Fannie Buber, Bartlett, hence, arrived at Port*
land 4tn mat. • . '
Sclir Silver Magret, Perry, hence, arrived at Boßton
sib mat. *
Schr Oiiarider,Kirch, hence, arrived at Charlotte
town, PEI, 25th nit .- . , i i--
bchr Tims Borden, Wrightington, from Fall Biver for
Philadelphia at Newport 4th ioHt.
Scbr Lizzie W Drer, McDuffie, hence, arrived at Port
land 4cbinst;
Scbr Horace Staples, Gibbs, sailed from New Bedford
sth insr. for Philadelphia.
Su-enurs Firebrick, Fenton, Black Diamond, Allen,
and C Dotty, Johnson, hence, arrived at New York yes
terday. -
Steamer G-B Mollison, Eckmaa, at New York yester
day tri m Trenton, NJ. C; V
ARRIVALS AT THE MUTELS
CP TO 12 O’CLOCK LAST Nlauv
_OONVlH'BypraJt^H().TFL—xratu ”-™-
H B Webl>— h -aioaor, fnd Goo B Brewer, Pitaburg
wm R Moore, ftletnpbis Gao H Raymond, Delaware
E b Barrows, Wisconiin , - J H-Pleasants, Bammo-e
Biss K Wilson, New York : GeoS Woods. St Louis
G F'Br>‘cni, Boeton Geo Bender, St Louis -
B B Convert, New York Wm H Johnson, New-York
B A Marlin, St Louis Lieut L fl Browne, N Y
Geo W Morris A w, Ky GW McCook. Onio
:OH Beym-nd. New York Wm Watson. XT 8 N
Tboa F IVeati, Baltimore J N Craig, Washington *
Evan Morris, Chester co, Pa Alf Bemey, Jersei City -
J H Heaid &!a, Baltimore Mrs J»s’B Sloan A f«n, N O
Mrs Alfred Tracy, St Louis Miss Margaret Doyle. Mo
JH Bt aid & la, Baltimore Zff Wetzell Aw, St Loais
M T Hough, Baltimore M W Gait & w. Washington
Mrs Kale Schell. Maine Miss Schell, Maine
Miss Davis, Maine . * G A Daviß, Maine :
Miss McCreary, Maine : O O Hellen,Washington
Mre'li GFant. Washington. G E Brooke A la, Penna:. .
Miss A Broc-ke, Maryland Miss Kate Hall, Maryland
J f> Hayes, Hew York R ,T Lowndes, Virginia,
Miss B Lowndes. Maryland Miss B Lowndes, Maryland
Mrs ST Scott, Penna Capt L Winter, Penna
L Mattson. Port Carbon J T Brett A la, New York
S G Trippe. Providence, BI G W Sanford, New York
W T Merrill, New York T B Stillman, New-York
Liiut DB i aster, Wash D Z Freeman A wt, Oin, 0
T Ivea, Hartford . A B Curtis, Boston
W Mott * A H Goodwin, New Jersey
M O “mith, Baltimore Dr Chase A la, Baltimore
O H Lconatd, Wiiketbarrc J Hooper A la, BaUim >re
Miss A Hooper, Baltimore J M Brown & wE. Baltimore
M Mancha A la, tst Granada J Beveridge, New York
W B Hutchins, Boston G F Downs, Louisville, Ky
D Hariistm, New York ’ ■ •
O E Gooowin, Lafayette,lnd Majer J Scott, New York
A H Dutton John F Qoigy, Pittsburg
D D Bedger, Now York MrsGenYon Steinwehr, NY
Mrs J W Stitt, Albany Miss Maddock, Albany
John OaiboUß, fJ S A Miss Oiymer, Backs do
Chas Vesin, Pbila A Aymar A la, New York
A K Lewis. Penna J M McCoy, Bellefonts
H W Stanley A la, B O . f O Schmertz. Pittsburg
W Carr, Pittsburg • A Kramer, S'. Louis
C Jewett, St. Lonia A Cochran, 511>, N York
H C Simmes MD, N York 1 W How. Boston
T Deppeler. N York M F Thompson, r 3nn
J O Begerej N York J T Darm, Oonnecticnt
B T ' ndtrson. N York B Bus teed, N York
G Gillmort, Baltimore J Boats, Maryland
Miss A Sitiord, Maryland T Whelan, Jr, Bdtimore
Col A-B Jones, Washington D Bixby, Jr, Washington
Henry N Hcoper; Boston AW Busseti, Washington
P B Brahe, Few York DrBG W Tucker,Bermuda
A L Butterfield, New York B 8 Beyle, Cincinnati
L N Smith, Cincinnati J Butterfield ,
A McDonnell O»P* 0 Sargent
P M Duhant Al, Washington W McGllvery, Maine
MERCHANTS’ HOTEL—Fourth at., below Arch.
Louis Bitterekemp. St Louis Eugene Haas, St Louis
Geo SigefoOße, Bedford S Ulman, Baltimore
W T Kent, Pittsburg OB Foster, Phillipsb, Pa
W P Brhcll, Bedford F K Schett, Bedford
William Schell. Bedford John Brown, Jr, AHegh’y
Pbilip Blanchard J J Hoagland, FtWayno
J SI Hill, Fort Wayne A Edgerton, Ft Wayne
H Ttoart, Cincinnati B J Thomas, Pittsburg^
Mrs Thomas & soti, Plttsh’g Bev D A Onnmngham A la,
Lit ut Ihgles, Canada OhasGiU,NJ .- [Pa
Misa Carrie GUI,-N Jersey B Meily, MechaniCßburg
Chas McFadden, Ashland M ; Y Palmer, Delaware
J P Whaling, Milwaukee Cyrus Brown, Milton-
F Kennedy, Bridgeton, N J HD Oartright, M Uhnnk
Obse Hafitpshire, JeancsviUe T W Bathydt, lowa
Silas Black, Newark,N J Mrs B H Davis, Pittsb g
Miss J chute Davts, Pittob’g C Hiller,' Altoonaf Pa
W F Bosßer A G Lawrence, Ohio
John Mulfovd A ta, Ohio >Wacren Locke, Ohio
A C Hcl.'artnej, Altoona, Pa Jacob, F Lauer,.liarrisb’g
M iteyan, Cincinnati G Hartman, York, Pa
J F Cunningham, Aliegh’y J Dickinson, N York
S Hitchcock, Connecticut M M Stnalllng, N York
AMERlCAN—Chestnut street, above Fifth.
Jno A Craig; Ohio Master W D Craig, Ohio
M Wbeelei &s, Chester co JP Smith, Reading
0 Bsbm, Pottsville Mrs A S Peabody, Boston
P Atwood, Maine A E Warner,. Baltimore
I) T Crockett, New York G fl. Avery, New. York
Xiitnt 0 Wetziar, Penna G Btttron, Boston ’
5 B Butrbn, Boston i Miss Show, New York
S J Megnire, PottsTille Jno-Sadler, Mainland -
P Sadler, Jr, Maryland M A Coveil, New Bedford
■\V Boiler Cant 0‘ K Poßter, Penna
G I, Gerrard 33 R Barnes -
T B Conway, Maryland Johnson- HnbbeU
T B Megera, Delaware
- ■ THK UNION—Aroh street, aboye Third.
J BSbem field, Chambersb’ O.W la Tonrrette, N J
J A Brokan, Hew Jersey : P Oonway, New York
W B Shaffer, Pittsburg OW Robinson, 0hi0......
J B hhaeffer, Beading Dr W Bulbort, New York
R T Clarkson & wf, Wash- Miss Sikes, New Pork
J Kirkpatrick. Potayillo W Littiehales A dan, Pa
B Morrison, PottsTille , PM-cGear, New Jerasy;
N Bfcitair gerr Tainfiqoft G Wbotatone, Tamaqoa
J Peitzinger, PottsTille HO Sekzinger, Pottsrille-
G W Biaylock, Ns w Jersey P Oiiphant, Perry oo
JB. Ii Crawford & wf, N Y
STATES UNlON—Market street, aboye Sixth.
8 T Barton, N Jersey B Mcfflnog, Illinois
B J Bally, New York T 0. Woodward, lowa.
A Gaskhi, Tuokotton B P Conrad, Penna
0 M Tbornberg, Penna i B Stober A la, Danooeter
G L Pint, Pittsbnig A J Wolikeil, Lowiatown,
H Blatingberger, Hoseweli B J Johnson, N Jersey,
O Pzeet, PenraylYania J D Leber, l’enna
DO Patterson,'Penna..- A B Boyd, Penna
J 0 Ail Ken, .PeDDa It Daoman, Penna _-
rp q Henry, Penna T.B Johns & la, Indiana
M P Wafeoßela, Penna J H flame, Jjane co,Pa
8 IS. MottbfcwSy Xtanc co, Pa It A CoUey, Lane
J'Flcck) Laiicilo,’Pft B. Haines, Lane co, Fa
ry-s=. dim LOU fSTRY!"'®*. ABuHS.5—PA
lif 3 TBJOt’IO Citiqyna who desire toenbscsibe to the
UfIIXICMS’ BUTISTY fDND. tortd tue reoroiting ot
tke Philadtlphia qnote of the Prasident’s. call for three
koedrea ‘thousand awn, are reapactfolly.infcmed that "
the Ccramittte will eia (lbily to receive subscriptions from
ten A. Mi to two Pi M , at IHBRPBjSDSSOE HALL.,
Subscriptions majtlikewl&e be seat lofitter, ot the'nn«v
dendgnrd: ■ '
ALTtXANBBB HENRY, Mayor’a.oaee.
CBABIiKB GiBBOHJ, Bacrot&ry., 2&S Booth Third,
ST. LOUIS HOTEL-Ohemrat street, above Third. •.**CTB A Bi I ii».'IMWS4JJn Seciwtary, 601 Sansam,
W B Clark, Boston W BWiegand, Baltimore street.
j g m ith MewYoik J Bcbtosou,.Altoona. JAMES McOLTNTOCK, Gits Treasurer, Girard.
r.Rßatntßi pa : t : SSBtem, Troy, SI Bank. , '
j W fclmmoWw Xersey J.tfTSeck, WatorJ>n*y BEBKII. MOORE,, Slate Yreaturer, 061, North.
Mrs Arlington A cbililf Y J*a.T Andrews, Baytoa Eiev< BtkUwet. j, ■ ■
Cbaslt Motris, Ohio,:; •.»Buka, NflwOafeaok SING&STON, A. MFEfISB, Treasurer «r, Fppd*
■a 1 Buucan. Hew Jersey, i Farmerat arid Mechanics’ Bank. ,
• - - ' : TKSJ4AS WEBS-TBR, 14 North Delaware avenue -
NYU, LI AM W >I>SH, IUS South Belawareayenne.
A BOSS BRO-lEBJ.S3BdejiTOdenco Hail. ,
ADOLPH Jl. BOBTBi ISS Book streeV
v W Xiß OOIJESS.Y, 881 Chestnut street.
6BOKGE BL. STUABT, 13 Bank street.-
MTCHA.BL/P.iIRAKEB, Independence HbiL
GEOIfffS vSKHITHEY, office ot A. Whitney A Sons.
BfOHAB® O BALE, 621 Maritet street.
. T.OBUi BLOBOKT, Board of Trade Booms.
■; ' ' —~ „ -3 JOHN E. ABBICK9, lodeismSence; Hall.
m AdIBOS KOBSB-Seoond Street, Above Mark*A I jaBN B. WATSON, office of North American.
“ (J Howes f la, Mew Jjeisay JAMES JOILLIKBR, 410 Walnut street. ’
hua !.»! nmmre Jos B Wtrt, LambnsfliUe /Ward committees will .be appointed to procure sub-
J attw field • F A BnrMt, G(j*<nantowa. iciipHons in tvery ward In the city, dnenotioeof which
Iob.MV J Beau/t U, *.*«<!?. <» ,'. n i shortly eppear.
IV p M c°eupnti Satylond M Yran/ton - Al! subscriptions trill be acknowledged dallyin the
emthrr Story. Maryland Chas Mjiier,Potte'.uft , , papers, unloßs otherwise requested.
*-<7*™* i 3 websteb, chMman.
’" ; *,
HATIOH AXi BOTSHi—Baoe street, aboval Third. ' ;
Csnt P Sideß, B S A • X U Smith 41a, Pottstowa.
John U Tailor,Missouri John Bojer, Norristovm,
O V Warren, Jr, Beverly Job Whitaker, Mt Ulair.- .
John Wardltager; Mtoeißv' V A Beslenm&n, Shuttles*’'
Samuel Beahm, Lebanon ,H H Swartz, Lebanon
G Hitah. Lancaster ; j- B W Walker, Jonestown,Pa,
Jacob UHg, Lebanon J Holman,.Liverpool Pn
John B Marsh, Lewisburg , i
OOmtXßOlAli—fiSscth'BtreoL ahoxa OMBtant.
O Bemiugton, Cheater c* Mise. Sittver. Oheeter oo
A Palmer. Dll co, Pa lllsaH JLarkkis, Pa
H Shafer. W Cheßter IS Pennington, Ohio
Sua Coates. Ohio J Larkin, Giaatar, Pa
RTRakfer Mediae ?a E L HarlW Chester, Pa
? wSrom ObS.Pa J X Bichardton, Delaware
J M A J Meanaj Ponna
THE PRESS—PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 7. 1862.
. BARLEY SHEAF—Second atreot, below- Vine.^
H SBorile, Pennsylvania J Ambler, PenueylvauU
3 Hackman* Montgomery H G Worthington* Trenton
O Norton, New Torfc JY Saul, Pennsylvania
J S Bestou«’JSewtowu B Mayers, ftfilltowu.
3 Rlobarc&on, Pennsylvania R McMuilln & l*, Peaoa
ABbCeruea. M D* Ouucrevillo Mrs Kintaing, Hartsville*
J Oadwaliacer, Fox Chase Wm H White, Bucks co
EJ Fowler, East BosJon s V/ - \ ,
BLACK erreot,-above Gallowhill. J
J> R Clemens* Pennsylvania L R Appleton, Bocks co .
Jacob Bu*h, Feunsburu ’ Jubn Sfrunlte Bechtelsvinc
B F Boblandi Monaco, Pa Beej G Harner, Penna ,
Hosts Hainer,Peutievlvania Jpuactiau Zitsbacb, Batuv’le
Geo Y Lehr, Gratztowp. Jacob How»er* Tirgioia , :
John Santee, Virginia* . Rueben.fiisera, Virginia
; BALD EAGLE-Third acre'et, above Callowhill.
W Buck»kCO,»Pa D D Bonier, Alfcopna -
F B Sreicer, K»»are»b -Riohd Snyder, Nazareth
Chas Bitter, BiUerhville Henry Gabriel, Allentown
MOUNT VERNON—Second street, above Arch.
■Wornfr Kiftsey, Jos Vaapelt,.New Jersey
PIARBHORA ANDjIDySENTERY.— :The
most vioiont Httuckß of these complaints are always
promptly subdued bj Dr. D-.JAYNE’S OABMINATIVE
BALSAM. It 1b quick, safe, and certain in ita action,
and is in ail respects just such a remedy as every family
should be snppiikt with at this season of the year. Pre
pared at 242 OHE3TNWT Street. au6-2t
1,000 Cooking AND Heating Stoves,
STOVE PATTERNS, &c —Wo invite the attention of
FoundrjmMii Stove Dealers, Machinists, and others, td
the large Sale of Stoves, Stove Patterns, Machinery, &c,
Ac.* to be held on Friday next, at 619 Arcb street* being
the entire stock, machinery, Ac., of the
FRANKLIN t-TOVE WORK«.
Lyon’s Magnetic Insect Powder,
Tested for nineteen years and grows in favor.- It kills
And exterminates Roaches, y Bed * Bugs, Ahtsl * Fleas,
Moths in Cloths, Furs, and Furniture, Insects,
Ac. ; All genuine bears the signature of E. L7OH, ani
it notpoisimaut to person* or domestic animal). Be
ware of counterfeits and imitations. V..
Lyon’s Powder kills all inseotsln a trice,
Lyon’s Pills are death to rata and mice.
Bold everywhere. D. 8. BAESTEB,
my3-stath3m 202 Broadway, New York.
/ Batchelor's Hair Dye!
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
. WILLIAM A BATCHELOR’S colobrated Hair Dye
produces a color not to be distinguished from nature—
warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; remedies
the ill effects of bad dyes, and Invigorates the Hair for
life. GEAF, BED. or BUSTY HAIB instantly turns a
splendid Black or Brown, leavingthe Hair soft and hean
tlfdL/Sold by all Druggists, So. '
asr The Gennine is signed WILLIAM A. BATOHE
LOB, on the four sides of each bats.
: FACTORY, No. 81 BARCLAY Street,
(Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond street),
my2B-ly New York.
One-Price Clothing, of the latest
Stxuib, made tn the Best Manner, expressly for RE
TAIL BALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in
Plain Figures. All Goods made to Order warranted
satisfactory. Our Gns-Psios Sysitsu is strictly ad
hered to. All are thereby treated alike.
geSS-ly JONES ft CO.. 604 MARKET Btreet.
Card Printing, Best and Cheapest
In the City, at 111 South FOURTH Street. '
CARD FEINTING, best and cheapest in the City, at
m South FOURTH Street. ,
OIBGULAR PRINTING, best and cheapest In the
City, at 111 South FOURTH Street. . *
PEIGHETT—KENNE T Y —On the3lst nit, by Rev.
H K. Gtlioy, Mr. Joel Prichett to Miss Busanna Ken
nedy, ah of this city.. - -6
LOWE—WII KaTLY.—On the Sth.inst.. by Bev. W.
Kenney, John O.Lov/e to Elizabeth C. Wlleatly, both
of Wilmington, Delaware. . . . . *
MINGLE.— On tbe6thinßi, Mrs. Ann Lamar, relict
or the late Oapt. Philip Mingle, in the 84ih year of her
a>e. ■ ■ • • ■
Tbe relatives sod friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her
Bvn, P. B. SBingte* No. ISllGirard aveancy oh Friday
afitrnoon. at 4o’c!ocr. - #
. BBINTON —On the morning of the 6th lost., at Wa
wseean, Chesterco.; .Elizabeth Pi, wife ol Jacob Brinton,
Jr., arddfineb*er of the late William d Bouiden *
- Fimeral; willJeave the house, on Saturday, the 9th
at 8# ocb cfe. A-.M. Interment at the Cemetery,
Wilmfpctim. Delaware, at 12 M. - :###
—On the Gib iciKt., Ljafa Fox, in the GSfh year of
her age: ; :-i •••■.■• ~ T " ?—?—
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend tbe funeral, from her late residence, 623
Richmond street, above Palmer, on. Saturday afternoon
next. &' 4 c o’clock
WILLCOX—On Tuesday, sth Inst., at the residence
of Mrs. 33. B, Biddle, No. 1500 Locust street,; Mary
Keeling, wife of James M. Wilicox, £s<i., of Glen Mills,
Delaware county. >
lhe friends of the; family are invited, without further
i-otice, to; atrehd the-funeral at Ivy Mills, ou Friday
nexs at 30' A; "M. [Train will leave depot, at Eighteenth
arid Market, at 7.45 AV M ] ;
: BUZiOt 0« the 6tti luot, Eliza A.* wife of Mordecai
Bt-r-hy, in the 34th year of her aee.
The relatives and friends of the family are ihvited’to
atttnd the; funerat, frota the residence of her JfcmsbWd,
3ffo. 634 North Twt-lfth
j EfOELOW —-On the~3J August, Mrs. Mary Bbe»-
beidson, wife of John J, Thurlow, in the 66<h'year of
her age. ' ' •
; Thei elutives and friends ore invited to attend the fn
nerat cervices, this day, {Thursday,} 7ch inst.,..ad 1
o’c'nckP W.V at “ Thurlow,” Delaware county. *
YEAtsDSLEY —On Tuesday, the s!h inst., J Sarah,
relict of she late Captain James Yeardsley, in the 83d
year of.ber age. »#*
K&TBELL.—On the sth inst, Mr. John Bethell m
the Toth year of his age. • ; • *
WEST—On the sth inst., Sarah G. West, aged 38
yesrs, * *
: DEEIJAN —On the sth in6t., Patrick Deehan, aged 18
ears". *
_ DEVI,IN —Oh the 4th inst, Atm Devlin,in the 50th
year: of her age. ■ ■■■ *
BOITeTON —On the sth inst., Mrs Eliza Houston, in
the76‘h year of her Hge. *
BOV On the sth inst., Ann, wife of John Hoy, in
her 59th'j ear. *
JOYCE.—On the 4th inßt, Margaret, wife of Ett
weineJL. Joyce, in the 36th year of her age.
1 LOUIiBN SEINE —On the 4th inst, Elizabeth, wite
of William Loudeneline, in the 53d year of her age; *<
EEYSKB In the hospital at Washington, June 23,
1882, John Keyser, in the S2d year of his age, of the
88rh Begiment P. V , Company I. ■ *
iIOKKIS On the 4th inst., John D, Morris, Jon of
Sevilla end the late John D. Morris, in the 17th year of
hi* ece. 1 ’ • „ • ’' *
MOOBE—On Third-day, sth inst, George Moore, in
tbe79;b year of hie age.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
See advertisement under the auction head. aus*4t*
DIED,
MOURNING STORE.—BESSON &
jLYJ' SOS, No. 918 CBESTSUYStreet.
Black Monsselme da Laibes, double widths
. Black T»mises.
Black Summer BemVaainee, ■■■•■■ v
Black; English Bombazioes.
Black Alpacßß, bfunbsziue finish.
Black Groß Grain and Ponlfc<3o Sole Silks.
Black Orape Maretz and Bareges.
Black Partite Bernani, \
Black Silk Gmsadiiaea. *■ .
Black and White Lawns, Ginghams, *c. iy23
THE ANSCAIi MEETISft OF THE
UJ PENNSYLVANIA STATE TEAGUEBS’ AS
SOCIATION, which wag to meet at Beading, August 12,
188 S, owing to the excited condition or the country, has
been’BosißODed for oneiyear. .. ,
SMEDLEY D ARLINGTON,
au7*2t . Chairman of Executive Committee.;
nr—* IN SB RAN CE COMPANY OP THE
nj STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA—-PHILADEL
PHIA. August 4,1862 —The Directorshave tniaday de
clared a dividend of SIX PRB OENT , or Twelve Dol
lars per share, pay able to the stockholders or their legal
repiesc-ntativea, on demand. > ! : .
auS-lOt 'WILLIAM B ARPEB, Secretary.
-V—» €AR».-AS the time is now ai
1j.3 hand when the citiienaof the Fifth Congressional
Dr.irtct will be called upon to select candidates for the
approaching Cousressional Election, I tahe this occasion
and method of saying that I am not a candidate for re
nomination With the hope that 1 have ever upheld- and-,
defended the principles upon which I was elected, and
with gr ateful remembrance of the confidence and support
received at the hands of trany generous friends, I' shall,
in the more congenial sphere of privale “
iahoF for those nritcipleß of freedom and, good govern
nietituow imperiUed by rebellion and etomeatie faerton.
anfi-»!* WM. MOlißls DA vis.
ry -~ = OUR COUNTRY ! TO ARMS ! !—TttR
1 [ COM MITTS® appointed to rece vs Snbacriptious
iiToid of the OITIZiCKS’.ROaNCT FUSD, for pro
viding tbs proportion of TbiiadoSpbia’a qnota of moo to
increase tbs Anns oi tbe iiepublic, sit daily at
" IN DIfKItUBHOE *IAUIi, . ~
Krona 10 A .31. to i P M.
By order of the Committee. _
j}29 tsl’ T ROM AH WgBSTEB, Chairman. ,
-V—=, THE .BSITOB'STiTgS SARUTARY
ifi-' GOMMfeSIO'N—P HID ADELPdIA Affl )fGX.
Ml. 1235 CBE3TNET STBEET —Thefollowingrecom
mendation, by tbe President of the United States, auffi.,
oieiitly authenticates the Commission to tbepublio-:.;
“ The Sanitary Commission is doing a wor* of great
humaDiry anddireet piactlcal value to the nation la this*
time of its trial. It <s entitled to the gratitude and con
fldehce of the people, and I trust it will be generously
supported There la no aieDcy throush which voluntary
offetinaß of patriotism can be more effectively made.”
“ABB AH AM LIHOOLSf.”
The undersigned will receive, and forward to places
wbere they may be most needed, all contributionefor (ha
slet and wounded. . ■ ,
The articles most required are Muslin .Shirts >and< T .
Drawerß (both old and new), woollen Undershirts, Panta
loons, and Stockings, and for which there is an incessant-,
demand. W. PLATT, Ja.,
aul-Idt . ■■■■ Superintendent.
rv—a. Stt-SICE—OS AND AEIER ADttHS®'
yßr nth,. the Office of the ADAMS-EXPRESS G0«-
V ANY will be open for the reception of package*, at T
o’deck A. M« and will close rßOitwir, at Trolctodk. Pv
• JOHN BINOBAM,
Superintendent. -
rrr=, KOTICE.—THE SUBSCRIBBBS. T®
I'L jT THE CITIZENS’ BOWNXY. EUNB, to aid Be
croitißg, are hereby notified that the TreMurer. of-the
Enod, SmaLETON A. MBaOEB, Ebj., trill receive
the amouste of their enhscription*, daily, at the Beirto-
Mechanics’.Bank, and furnish them with printed
receipt* lor the aame'; or their snbscriptien* may be paid
to the member of the Committee to whom they, subscribed,
and the Treasurer’* reoeirf-will he sent to the dODOr.
■ By order of the Committee.
■jj2Sof : THOMAS WEBSTER, Chairman,
ENLIST! '
ififr lOLLABB WILL BE GIVEN,
? IN ADDITION TO ALL OTHER
bounties j ■ -.■■■■-
To recruits for the r•.
45TH REGIMENT
PenusTlvenia Volunteers, (Col. THOMAS WELSH,)
lower htwport h'owK.
ONE, HUNDRED MEN, of the first class, are wanted
imrtitaibtelj for this regiment.
' Apply at- ■■■•
EVANS & HASSALL’S V
au7-tt . , , . ißOH.Stceet.', j .
'■'£ GE4V RESERVE BEG!MENT.
H-ADDITIONAI. SUBSCRIPTIONS BTSPORTBD
Ji 111' TUB ,-j<INA»«B COMMIT I'KK:
G. T. W. & C 0... ....,$3O Bef<j ; BnUocfc.loo
W. ............. 10 Geo;,D. Parrish.l^o
Kennedy,Co... .100 Stewart & 8r0. .100
O. ,J. 2S A. 81»bi0.... ......... 10
j. F.8eker...,....... * 25 Conrad & 5err111....,♦ 60
O. W. Locker & G 0.... 60 Geo Miller,N. Thirdst 25
N. Salmon.- 6 R. B‘ Hiller, do 25
S.NMevin 6 *'m G;PerryVi&lUce 10
Joe; S Fox.. ...10 W'.'WiUberg*jr,N 2,lst 10
J. K Rebe 1!.......... 6 s'heo. H. "Vutierluiu do 25
L; &S; Hecbt..i..... 26 Woq.\L. Elkiue, do 26
8. 6 8aker.......... 10 B:‘ W/ Chase & Bon,
pAtil Th0mp50n....... - 10 . Chestnut street,.... 28
Viliams ............. 5 Geo PE vans 25
Ridgeway, Uouasnor,
laber & Harbert...... 25
Hrs JQuig-g.......... 5
John W. Hints,3
Amor Walker ....
Tli’o#. H Hogles*...
E.K.Tryo* & Co.
W- W.. 4 l>ai)l A D. J. •
H0ar;.,.., . 20
Gstee, Kiitmro & C 0... -;20
Bunti'ker & Brfrodt.. ’ 60
McDaniel A Fo/r..;.50
Mre.'M. Opporh<imc>r. 50
Chue! H MarpU* 25
Smitft Ei other* 25
Jan. Dunlap.,;.. 10
O, W t>a?te.....: 10
Win. IL Sowers ...... 10
B ei>ry S>nm* To
Win. S. Weil A C 0.... 10
Calk, inndry pera’ ii?... 15
I.BiwrWchA Sch wartz / 10
Officers A clerks of the
F r.r I: AUch’lmo’ Bk 280
Mai'. Mwhat'ica’ Bs.. ICp
IV3 clvf ni), Boris, & Co. ' 100
C. K - Monro 4 C 0.... ft)
Daniel Stone. 60
Jas. Lout, £O3 t.h alley 101
■A meetioe of the Gomniith
DAY AF>EBNOOIf,.at.6\c
IUSTIIDTB BUILDING, :
KUT.
It At/KX. P. C'
jj "WAKTS D—E ecruits for Company
R X, 121 at Begtoent -Tj, V., Col. fIaAPM iN Bll>-
Air IKLE, 'Si 62 Boantj, and one monthVtpiy m ad
vance. * Apply at No. 229 North S wOOND Street.
v JjuHN DUBBOBOW,
Lieutenant and Bicrniting Officer.
an7-3t*<
r 1160 BOUNTY.—EEC 11 UIT 8
rj wanted Immediately for Company 0, Philadelphia
jJJ Light Infantry,” (12Lst BegfoK'zit.P.:y.; As t&i*
- is to be commanded by : Colonel OH *P
MAN BIDDLE,ds will be .a first-class, one. Apply at
northeast-con er.ot SIXTH and MINOS Streets : Lieut.
•JAMES MAGKEBi Oaptfin J. EBANR. SABBLING.*'
Becruiting officer, 2d Lieat. GEOBGiS W. POW
ELL. aa7-3t*
Jji OOBN EXCHANGE IiEGIMEtf?,
fi Col. CHAS, ' M;. PKKVOST - Rocru-ting Office of
llf Company BvCapt. LEWI* PA.S9&IORI2, *t Girard
- Bmwey CHESTNUT Street below Ninth. • United
States bounty, City beauty, and Corn Bxchauge. Extra
premitmta ore secured to' men enlisting m this Company.
806*61* ' ■
Jf ABLE-BODIED MEN WANTED
M FOB COMPANY H.IGSBAY 8E488V33.- Becniit*
J[[iug Heac'.Qr.artejrß, Mount. Vernon Hotel, SECOND
Street, above Arch. Bounty, #l6*2
. . , " Captain H. 3. EDWABD3.
Pint Lieutenant L. B. RICH SER
'St-coi.dXfentebant Q. W ZISI&R3IA.N. * anO 3i*
Al ONE" HUNI)BED AND, NINE-,
R TFKSTH BKGIiHEeT P. V—FOR THEBE
}jj TEARS, OE'THK WAR.—The undersigned, having”
1 leciivesi authority fro'm tbe Governor ot theGoramon-"
weallh to Organize a,Regiment, under the anspicf B of the •
First Regiment Infantry. GRAY RESERVES, hereby
announce that the Following officers are;each authorized |
to itciuit a (tonm-m ?•
Oaomin, CHARLES P. WARNER. . 1
Recruiting Officer. Lient*'naut S. B CAAIPTON, Jk. i
Captain, WILLIAM W WAGNER I
Recruiting Officer- Bitot. W. A. WKIDER3HAM.
; Caetaiiii A. -Ai’BIPKA. - I
Recruiting Officer,,Lieutenant JAMBS DYKES.
Captain, H. P. TEDBFIP.
Beerniting Officer. Lieutenant F. B. FAUST.
—Captain, Av-T-GOODMAN. , :. r
Recruiting Officer. Lieutenant BKNJ. NAYLOR;
Captain. H.'H.:,ED WARDS.
Recruiting Officer. Lieut. G. W. ZIMMERMANN.
Captain, O. G. YON TiGEN.
. ' Recruiting Officer. Lieut. OHAB. F. SHARPE.
Captain, J. RIDGEWAY ,
Recruitnig Officer, Lient WALTER F. LUDWIG.
Captain, PP EB W. BODGKRS ■ ,
Re crnitit g Officer, JOHN MAXWELL. 1
Captain; W». 0. MOSS. - ..
Recruiting Officer, Lieut. B. G. BJRONS- ,
The rtrongest inducements’ areoffered to young men
to enisst it; this regiment. The men will lie mustered in
at once, and sent to csmp witr toTa fe* days.
All patriotic mtizene are appealed to NO I TO WAIT
TO BE'DRftFTRIi... .‘r „Ct nomnitti
‘.ll Illli ~—‘fltfijNT V.
Apply at any of ’the Recruiting Stations or at Regi
mental Headquarters. No. 709 MsßKßT.Street.
. A P C. rllmarbb,
Oolonel First Regiment Inf*ntry,.
Reserve Brigade.
-— .a—
Ji 119 TB M.GIMENT OF GRA.Y
S RE3IKVES—SI62 Bounty—sloo in cash-before
i|? leaviug for tie seat of war—S7 i> onboing -muUerod
out of per vi'co. Wanted—steady men at Headquar
ters. No. 805 Arch street.
anfi-fit Captain HENRY P. TRITE PICT, Jr.
S fI6Q K 0 TJ N T ¥ AND ONE
MO»TH’3i PAY IN A DVANOB —WAN.TB D—Be.
emits for the 23d Regiment ofPhiltMielphia.liight
Infantry (12‘st Pennsylvania Volmiteera), Chapman
Biddle, Colonel. Apply to A. LAWRIE, Oaptain'Oo. B,
at ABOBEB’Sr 606 YINB Street - »u&-6t#
U ; ■ NIN E-MONT fl S- SERVICE BE
m C-RUITS wanted Id Company I, 2d Regiment City
ill Guard. A good cbance forre pect&ble young men.
P»y 9 :ration3, and clothing to commence on master.
State ana City Bounty secured to aU.
Apply at-the Andoryi BRCAP. bel'iw Raco.
Captain JOSEPB ADAMSON.
Lieutenant W. 8. FlsS; aus-st#
it twenty-third P BjI.AUBIj-
SiPHIA LIGHT INFANTRY, (One Hundred and
D Twenty- Brat Bfgimebt Pennsylvania Volnuteers,) Col. -
“CHAPMAN BIDDLE.
r BEGBCITS WANTED NO-B THE WAB.
A premiumof $2 will be paid to each recruit at tbe time
of muster. 1 !
One month’s pay in ddyanco, and
$l6O Bounty, to wie: .
*25 Dniled Btatee Bonnty in cash.
®5O City of Philadelpiia Bounty.
?10 Extra B..uutj, aid
*76 United Stales Boraty at the end of the war.
Recruits ,ill;bo metered iamediately into'service.
Pay and rations troth die. ot master.
Apply at any of the Showing recruiting-stations:
ALEXANDER LAVIBIB, Captain Co. B, No. 606
Tine etreet- ' -
CHARLES F. HULSp, Zd Lieutenant Co.' B, S. W,
corner of Seventeenth a? cl CallowhilL
J FBANK .iTEBLIIG, Captain 5o.CiN.Bi comer
Sixth and Minor streets). „■ ■■
GEOBGE WM. POWtLL, 2d Lieutenant Co. O, N
E. corner of Twelfth and Spring Garden streets.-
CHARLEB Ei ETTUjG, 2d Lieutenant Cb. D-, No.
16, North Wharres. • . •
M. ,W. O. BABOLAT|2d Lieutenant Co. *, No. 716
Girard avenue; 1 ..
J„ ALfBED KAY, 21 Lieutenant o<r. E,. Bruner’s
Hotel. Main street, Oennintown.
WM 6MITH BOBARI, 2i Lieutenant Co. G, Potts
town,; Montgomery coonty
EDWABiI GBATZ, Jii.2dßientonant Co. Hi, N. W.
comer of Thirteenth and ijrard avenue.
JOHN DUBBOBOW, 21 Lieutenant Go. I, No. 229
North Second street I ■ " _ „ ,
JOSHUA GASSED, 2d Lieutenant Co, K, Main
street, .Frankford. '
aut.Rt* TBpS. M HALL, Adjutant.
w PIROOBB
PStryON THB BANNER OF THH HOTH BEGI-
Jj{ MENT, P. V., now «t(* Camp Bennett.”
“Bounty money 1dhaDdp5d...,...;... *!27 00
Bounty money said on muHsrof 00mpany....... 50 00
h. «' paid on expratiott of seeyioe...... 75 00
One month'spay in advantfe V...-* 18 00
Totnlbounty and pay......L.-.*-•/ Sl® B W>
The Hon . the Board of Trade ot Phiialelpblalisye this
day recognized the lJOth an flif oldest and first regiment
... -- - - . , . ....
to rocbive Bounty, at thoir-ftaniß h . !
‘ Ooioe forward; Up* tbla Bftgiment, and
march immediately t a the re set* of* oni brothers already
ii, the field. I>. KEENAN,
| Golonel Ooimnatiain?.
au4-4t Headiinarters, 623 MARKET Street, Phils.
BEGRWITIHG OFFICE OF
JSm THB ANDBKSON JROOP.
Captain WSI- JjP \TiHEB.
r ! Srrgeait A IjITBJD THCZ IN.
Private NOBM-tfUt, SMITH.
. Ground floor of- the- FennejbaniaTßaUroad BoUdittg,
corner of THIBD Street and WEIiING’S Alley.
. ao2 6t* ■ IY-l.
T?OB CITY CONTBI
JP GUO; W HS
FOTUJtISIBNTH
T'jOBT- On Me sthiS>si,
j j and Chestnut Btreets and the
board the ferryboat “Mary,” a a
PAPEB, cn wbisE wfts printed a t
finder will; .be; liberally: rewarded!
htdgeT Ofltt®. v,'../- ■••-■■■■■ 1
TTAIB DYEING A:
JlI fo? Ladies at
FOTTBTB and BBA*K?g.
A CARD T©> THE MJ3LIO.
’ CONGRESS SpRINQ
WATER DE3«F, 98 OEMS, STB3ET,
31W Y 08...
u, Jols ly WM.
An attempt. ■»» been made tv dceivo in# public
•pjrwms offeiina what they ca»;-*‘Wftßsee.-Wa'»s*.’ !
-ftpni fountains* atad'at the prloaof el! (8)' eentsper
*fce tefcolwala price of the <»»iain«3oE*»«a Water,*!
Net*. York,.bei«g about 7•!£.. eents.pr.sJMS, the’jsnrejj•.
tien ofp-ro tending to sail ah retail aOoa thau csgt, and
without aJlosHmce, for freight, carte*, bx breafiage, fc ,
. apparnattt hat their probable courao has-been,to fiooyitj
one bottle of genuine' Congress' Weey.tntq. adouuiate
filled, with their trash, ,apd thereba oristsstaadta total
contents. ■'
bare sktbr , asMCongreas.'WatbtE.lenptnlnii, noi
fcayeaselßof any other description; thn.. ordinary- sized
gau bottles. ' Thicork of evszy efthe genuine li
branded,--- i’
And any w’Asootl' - -- Itbie words and let.
00»QSJSS8l: /I
1.. C.. A 'W, lodin»yß»f*st,
l WATKE. In
j ■ u ' - ‘ftslifa or bottloa.
Proprietors ef Congress Sjwlja. ,
The following gentlemen are supplitl by tib regularly
with yen nine Congress Water, in botflss, freahfrsm a»
Oargress Spring: j.
rBED’B- BBOWN, cor. Fifth aid Ohestamt «tv
O. 8. HUBBBbt', 1410 Ohestnitstreet - i:
CBAS. ElitlS S {lOij'MarkH itreei
Bf J STEVENS & 00.. Fdndnebtal Hotel.
AMBBOBE: SMITH, tihestnns street.
J. O. TUBNFEMNY 4; 00.. 941 Byruce street
THOB. J. HUSBAND, cor. Third and Spruce sta.
WTETHBroa., Walnut street.
ten on the. sort ie
whether - foup loon-
CLARKE & WHITER
leSO'Smif.
MILITARY.-
. & 00.... .
liitile 4 Sfcikaa........ 26
liafavre, Park, & 00..
N Third street..
P M York avenue..
'1a5h.........-V;2O
W. P Gambia & Bro.. 10
Green & lister, G2d st 10
CUsb. ; 70
flash. 10
Wilcox* 13ro,&flo;.. 10
Dilhnsck lin;»p & C 0... 10 l
Leonard & Baker- 10 i
Thbs ft. Turns..lo i
TbOB.T. 5ti1e5........ 5 j
T>. C. 5
P P. Qtiitioe, 2d 5-
do ;6
P.-& T. Morgan do • ' 5
J. ifibert & Ot>., do 10
Peter'Jel zer, do 5
-J. T OaVowhUl 6
P; W. Oorirnh, N: 2d at 5
flash k.;* 30
0^5h;.......9
liroofes&Bro.,Obestst 25
sea wiU be held bn SiTTJii
oVoclr, at the FB&NKLTtf
SBVBKTE above CHK& T-
IOLE'iBEURY. Secretary
EOLIOT
fIiLEK, 1862*
[T7,
FABD
Fiontr
p*mden ferry, - or on
tell pack ago of BXiT7.lfc
fet of namesy&e. The
lion leaving,it at tho»-
) • It*-
) CirETING*
.THING; SALOON,
aa6-iftiY
a RETAIL DRY GOODS.
IJHE HSW TRML SKIRT.
Just received another lot of these beautiful _
SPRING
BOTH MEDIUM AND EXTEA. LENGTH.
AXBO, A GENERAL ASSORTMENT FORMISSES. ~
SEKPPAED, VAN HARLINGEN, & ARBISON,
ans-18t • - 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
T WHITK goods; hosie-
JJ BT, EMBROIDERIES —The eubacrihisra, in ad
diiiou lo the House Furnishing and Curtain Departments
of tbeDrj Good. Business, give special attentioa to and
have always on hand a fresh stock of the best dheetiag
Linens, White Goods, Hosiery, and Embroideries, to
# which the attention of .buyers is respectfully requested.
SHFPPABD, VAN HABbItfGEB & ABBlS'itf*
aus 18t 1008 CHESTNUT Street
The last chance for bar
gains, - "
FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Wo are determined to close one the bulanceof onr Sum
mer Stock before the firat.of September., In order to do
Be we will offer eur entire etbck of
■ I'A NOT Sit KS . -
. DESIB ,BLE DRESS GOODS,
MAt-TLKS AND PCTNTKS,
SILK GOATS aND SACQUES,
At lower prices than those of any. other Retail House
In the city.’ ,
can’t be matched in prices and qualities, a, they were all
bonnht bolero the laat rise, and we aro able to soil them
at our ■ ■
One lot ebeappst Black Figured Silks oyer offered.
Also, a good ttfe>rrtmet*tof .
t . DOMESTIC GOODS.
: . •>': H STKEb & PON,
an4-tf No; 718 North TKNTB -tm ve Oouros.
COMMISSION HOUSES.
SHEETINGS.
10-4, 9-4, 8-4, AND 5-4
BREACHED SHEETINGS
PEPPERILL & BATES’ MILLS.
FOB SALE BY
WELLING, COFFIN, & Go.,
aa2Btntb6t
JJED-QUiLTS, SUITABLE FOR
HOSPITAR PURPOSES.
8,000 10-4 WHITE AND BLUE AND WHITE AND
4 ' SLATE.
ALSOfc.3-4 and 0-4 INDIGO BLUE FLANNELS.
For sale by
PROTHINGHAM & -WELLS,
jylO- 2m 84 N. FRONT and 3d LBTITIA STREET.
gHIFRFY, HAZAJiD. &
HUTCHINSON,
HO. 11U CHESTNUT STREET,
CeMMISSIGH MEROHASfft
fo> tn Bins of
PHILADELPHIA-MADE GQO.DB.
MILITARY GOODS.
Tent buttons and slips, u. s.
Pattern, manufactured and for sale by J. Pa REED,
southeast comer THIRTEEN TH and NOBLE Streets,
Philadelphia. ‘it • • jy9-lm*\.
Army clothing and equi
page OFFICE, T OELFTff AND GtKABD
Stnets.—Psiil- A neLPina. August 6. 1862
“PROPOSALS FOB ABMY SUPPLIES.’
Separate sealed Proposals,. endorsed “ Proposvs for
Stockings and Regimental Books.’’ will be received by
the ni dereigr ed. at this. Office,.until 12.. .o clock. M., on
MONDAY, 11th inst, for furnishing and delivering at
'{ffe SCHUYLKILL ABBENaL :
200,000 pairs of stocking-, all wool, assorted aizos, and
to weish three pounds to the dozen; also,
160 Regimental General Order Books, j
160 Letter “
160 “ Descriptive “ .
150 “ Index “
16u “ Order . “ and
600 Infantry Drums, full sizo, complete.'-
-All deliveries willbe subject to iuscection, and must
conlptm in aH respects to the soaleo artny pattern iu this
Office Pr- petal, will be received for any part of the
above atticiest Bidders will Mate explicitly the time and
amount of each delivery." The books are wanfou imme
diately. she right is reserved by the UeDuty-Qoar-tor
ii teltet of the Government, in bls opinion, tniy demand.
Eaob proposal must: be accompanied by a satisfactory
guarantee that tbe bidder;.trill execute a contract, with
a good and sufficient bond, if h»a bid be accepted. Pror
'posola imaccoinpaTiied'by a Batisfac.ory guarantee, will
rot be considered 5, and contracts'will be aworded oulv to
established njauntecturerß of, or deal* rs in. the articles.
to deliver at a specified time wiU ; subject the
contractor to a forfeiture of the whole amount of the
penalty ottheboud. G- H. GROSMAN,
au7 Deputy Quartermaster General U, S. A.
Y QUARTER AIA-&TE * GE-
I / KKBAL’B OFFIOE,, PHii.i»SLFH[4, 6th Angnst,
ISB2 —l’roposulß will be received attbisoflice until 84-
TOBDA r niXT.-'ath inst., at 12 o'clock Mfor ONE
THOUSAND (1 000) WAGON COVERS, to be delivered
jri tbie city witbin seven dayß from date of acceptance of
proposal. Samples of duck to accompany each bid
{Signed) G. H. OEO3MAN. ;
, Dep Qr. Mr Gea’bU 'S: A.;
JAMES H. WAtTON,
TTTALTON & TOST,
V T BAH KEBS, BBOKBBB,
ASD ‘
SINES All 0 0 li-Ii BOT 0 88,
Ho. 25 South THIBD Street, Philadelphia,
BET'EaßsrcKa.
Jay Ooolro A Co., Hon. James Pollock,
Jemes, Kent, Santee* A Co., Hon. IT. I). T'o-ter,
Eel trick, Black. ’& Co., Hon. A. H. Boeder,
0 MeKibbin & Son, Hon. Ana Packer,
E. F. Middleton & BroHon,Warren J. Woodward-,
Hon . Wm. Wiikinß,: V. L. Biadford, Esq,
anT'3m
u. s.
FIVE TWENTIES;
20‘YEAB SIX PERCENT. BONDS)
PAYABLE AT THE OPTIOH OP THE GOYBBN-
M.BST AFTBB FIVE YEABB.
1 am instructed by the BKCBETABY OP THE
TBEA9HKY to' receive anhscriptions-for the above
LOAN AT PAR,
THB ESTBRBST TO COSIMBNGB. FROM* DATS:
Tims avoiding the difficulty heretofore experienced* by
requiring payment - in Q-03jD -of - the-interest from* M®y
i foll supply ef these Bonde always* on. hand.
1M SOUTH THIRD-ST.
jy2«-tr -
MSGBULTZ'.&; CO-have. removed.
• to 80. 16 Sooth THIBD Street, where they will,
attend to the inrchaee wad Bale of Foreira and Domestic
JSxchonge, Gold and SHveif Old Demand Holes, and.
otter securities. ■ : v aul-lm*
auT-m
QQ K&A,—THIS AMOUNT WAN®.
•D/C.fJwUi.ED upon Mortgage, fast-class Faim,
nW&uty. Apply to B. PETTIT,
jylifc No. 3Q9WALBUT Street
SEWESB; MjMSBBWES;
WHEELER & WILSON.
SEWING MACHINES,
’ §ssB CHESTNUT STREET,
I. ]elB-8m ■ • PHThATmiIiPHIA-
GERIS!:-BIf3tepSHING G.OOOS.
IT7UNE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
1 X- Tb» robmriber wodd Invite attention to hi*,
IMPBOVI® OUT OF SfllßTfl,
Whloh lie makea.a speoJaHty fa hla business. Also. eon
: FOBGEHTI.EtSBH'S.’WHiia/
SCIOTT,
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Foot doors below the OoattnentaL
' A KTI-SSIICTION METAL,
jQL Superior Quality,
Bor «al» by
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OHY HEABB FOUNDRY, DEINK EV ALDS?,
tinween Front auil Second, R»ee and A» ch ala.
BuB-Sct»* . .. . ■■■ •■•.
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Corner TWELFTH and SAGE Strode, Philadelphia.
Bendal TrußSoe and raeekaaical applianoee oorreotly
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Fine French ana approwd American, adanted to eTerj
form of rnpturej in ndoHs aiiijjhildren, Anglian _and
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IV ORV TV PES.—B eimer’a Ivory typeß
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' natei at expresawn ard color of iha ftosltwa Stwtr fail
tMea': drapfry ta tastefullj arrange* an<Ji fsWtWlr
cdortd, SSCOHD Street, aboTe Gwor, * It#-
OUR BLACK SILKS
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220 CHESTNUT Street.
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mbSUMe*} .. ■: .■ ■■ -
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eUniht and convenient store, aad haa n&r onhoafl t
large assortment of XdUio’s Catobmted .TTionshA ant .
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rtrtetly fire and brrglar proof arfss made.) Also* fd&s’i
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mile's Banh Vault Boomand Loots -arffl he fnmlalM
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TOONA rfnot of u l *—....tiTitalna) BBtrFOBD, DOUB— .
mmfOAP, and EPHBATA SPRINGS.
For time of departure of tratns see bills and cards op
the road.
For Through Tickets apply at the office of the Coat-.
pany, Southeast corner of ELEVENTH and MARKET*
Streets..,. . ■
JAMES OQWDEN, Agent.
LEWIS- L. HGUPT, General Tloket Agent.
jylß-teel ’
SEA BATHING.
TjjZpeusta&gz EXTRA NOTICE.
FOR THEE SEA-SHORE.
——c? S-H-0 B E SXJH.MER A 3 „
B4KGEMKNT.—GAMDBN AHD ATBANTIO BAB j_
BO AX).- - .
Three trains dailT ; to Atlantia City and retain* (8f j*.
days excepted). TralM iww Fa*rf
fellows: , 7sa *
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RETCB3SIN&.:
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« « Express ,Tram -A, SA
■ *•■, <i ■ « Freight and a. 2£»
FABB Sl.BO. Bound- trip Tickete, ffo«4 only / w g*.
. day arid train, on to Kick they are isswsd, 52.5& ' Exoni
.oion Tickets, good: for three day*,B3. HomSs,: are at,,,
.open, JOBS Q. BBYA NT>
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fiSSaSaiils etoaseboat WM. KBST. /a , p t. Brett,
leaven AB'JH-streat wharf every TUB&BAI .T-HUBIS
DAT. and BATURBAT at-9>< o’clock AJSL for OAPB
MAT, returning alternate days,: toncbing: • ach way
Newcastle. - - 1 " ' • ■ , jyll-lm#
INSURANCE COMJPAJSa Eg.
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INSURANCE COSEF.A NT.
OrriCE 418 WAIiHOT BTSEK’fi.JPB HiADEigaj**.
This contpany coatlouaa to *»S» risk! #n
ol»Mefl of-Proparty. at low reto*.
The rihllc can.rely oponiteieai* mflibllity *l,®*
ty to pay losses promptly. It» i Isbnrßen-jj»4)ilor t£y
beneflVaf-tbe public, darin* theW it nine yatts^ej-***
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