Fr . lk) S«m.,in b&tlMt to Castnar, SHckney A
,giou-. H -. r on , Hollingsworth. 1 day from Idttle
W Bawley A 00.
.l»m^ Il *^^ !o «irp, \iiaonil day from OJeas*, T>A,
1 day from Frederica, Dal,
, . i, lif wia, $ 00. ■
, , brat, .i r uWU ao.:d, 2 days from Indian Bluer,
sbr 1 11,8 l0 m ,U« l, tl«»ley A 00,
»»■«. tali' Bran, hour* from Oape May,
IH» fI Hr, t' <# itain. Aburo Cheater, aa«r hark.
t^'Wru, and We« Wtod. Iron New YorK
f fb’jaiis (More reported J coin! 8 op; U S ship
M« u t““aV»<«*or Off Ll W-i ahlp Argo, for Li
ii jll ‘" l anchor iff the Ledge Light,
jOl, W” »
OXjKABBD.
if An#*' RiH.BBj, Duonolly/ Washington, Tenn Gas
•If h 4 ’ ' ■
'io. Baker, Hampton Boadf, Navy Agt.
w VfJk m. K«t.n.djr, do > do' ,■
!f ? ? ° h Ti 6dO Z HIIJ| Cftp ,* n '
|,r fiico-'C It, Onsktn, do
cfcr J * J ni-.liii, Townsend, do do.
.elir Mnry * . fi|l Santera. Baltimore* U Jon6B.
ichr u p vjiipa, aroitOi Fortresd Mouroe, Tjlor,
tchf ” 1
r ,| HlM opd. Young, Danvernport, Oasfcner,
*S» (hmbrtfpvaf, ■
«W B .i.flodtr«t Bussell, r-owtondon, do
,-lirsuP !l , ; rii-ton, Alexandria, T Webster, Jr.
lr S l Caw, n"r. Sa!Uu.ore, A Grov.s, Jr.-
, ,1 ft t’-f PhlMelotta Exetinove.)
(Coiresf 3111 lin bE33 MuNROB, Attgn t 27.
i -, c ~it tti'diu propnt.r Naur [rousl'lea,
;0 Wf r -p , rr cr. < f ftiil Irma PbilodeloxU, ar.
lulu t" 1 " 1 ' Jj rciPCnonD, la 2» bon--*Tn>m the Do
st Inf l ' imring Hip p»s«»*« -he pncmotered
we |, e mif s e«i notwlthattudlug whioa ahe
Mrino* s, a t-rufr *«a boat. pxceedlng the meet
n-it 114r, 'l Fr iniji-niS of Government orofeadoimt uen
tpM mp ■ #li( , (jp, iuaoht«ory (htillt by M-sara.
if» °" I. „ i,i tblß oH’ 1 worbetl with ttm praoHon
\u» > k S, "; V an omojsß on boabjd.
-liropouie'U r.
memoranda.
l p( )W ji t’nli. Ik.w«. from Hong Kong, at New
JTY ITEMS.
Messhs, BnOAinJBST & Co., Nos, 912 and
" , ,[i( *lr> f', have just pub'lshed, at their Photo-
Hue Cartes de Visile or Hoo, Judge
. 'w, of Pittibnrg: Commodore McKean; Lieut,
""l Surr (who ion just bean released from toe Etteh
’fmijub); '!>" #»*• B A. Carden; Captain (lilliM,
' IbpOt Kev Blshoo Wood; Bar. William
f w t- j' hi! Huati a noted - preacher in the Society of
r *_ , 51 r Ufsiy, tbo artist, and the Union General
-- .
as jsd Cot'rEF,.—Mr.O .H.MaWson, doalet
Ifd Fmilly Ofoceries, Arch: and Tenth street*, has
ilwtly 01 banJ * supptjr of Imperial, Young Hyson,
BC d all tin l)i jt Block Teas; alsa pure @ld
ItniaMt Java Coffee; all at moderate prices.
(iE pjuj-r By a G-enoral Order issued by
War |)ep*rli!!t" l ! caterday, we learn that the draft
, wn pwtpontd in,HI the 16th of So jtember. To the
In-Ported this *ns, Indeed- good lt will give
rai'aiill wore lime U> ferret out aome canae for placing
7 «n,nr3 Iho army of *' exempt*.” But so
” the \6’h comes unsure wilt tho draft; therefor®,
! advlfeoll pjt'iii'io and tend disposed cUizane to pro
ire Ibflr niili'M> sarmente at once from tho Sfammoth
etblog Honee of Sr»v,villa Slokof, No. 609 Chestnut
reel, ivtiore (be cheapest army and navy uniforms in the
OiU7 are mai.iifac'iired. 7 : 7
7iirgANTrqnrr of Astronowt.—The Chl
|( roß *o cbar'fl of th« heavens which beat data 600
(!, The es'ninfers of liHbsbn were welLpoatod la
l«riaoreiuei>ti Ire before that period: the ancient
riiwiii the rtienloliine, the Chaldeans, and too
xptloh* fffrs ** n ' acquainted 'with the go >graphy
the hcavest i but none of these nations of antiquity
Jsay coueer'iau tf the star suits, for gentlemen and
eliii tin'll'a’ H» Drown htnne Clothing D ill of Bock
] 1 IVllion. Nos 603 ond 005 Chestnut street, above
;tli. The ancients were, doubtless, very pretty fellows
Ibrir day, but the) did notquite know everything.
TiieSoko of the Anti Renter.— .
ist shall we dol' Pi**** to sleep—
tall we live m cuvi s or in tents ?
dollar It pocket bo mortal can keep,
Iniess they will lower the rents,
y, dam Me reo M—tes.anLtheppntS—
the rents In our clothes as welll
>0 can save your '■ postage stamp’;” dimes, and cento,
I pen will heed [be advice we tell.
Siokss’ ‘'ore price” tlielr garments are strong,
Ever; bargain the j give contents;
, 'ueelli the grand Continental all your olothes bay,
tsd poo’ll oenr be troubled with rents.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
James 0. Keloh, Esq. —This gentle
e i»a CtuidMuU' icx tb* position of OF
IXEB. By sulci implication to of
ccfsolarer of J 1 Alter* Trimralngs, 506 Market st.—
lim unostentatiously woo his way to general esteem
tosiiiena c’.rciea. He resides in Second ward, (old
uiuork) aut was formerly a member of Oormnoo
end) from that eecUon. He proved himself entirely
wthyoftbftCoofiJonct reposed In Hoa. Hiin'Vin* wil
before tbo NAHONAL (JMIOS OONVirmCW
it mteiß to day, for the position of BEOEIVEB. OF
iXES. f;h'>u ! d be receive the nomination, it would
tmj gitiMiai 6.ai*iaction to the public. He is a
Hof bLiQipMMi Uo integrity, of exoeUent baslnew
illbesi is tinfm-tiil* reapeoteu and honored ia ihe
liness worW. S: *;h n manshouM .be nomiaaiod by
arid acclaim. His r Tutbtion atone would be a tower
hi ilu" ixiiv.ua contoet. The Delegates are re
ctfclJy rHjmaied fu ihiuk before voting, aud gifo ui
DfcEiJitl ie, J \MEB 0. KfflOOS. of the
ttd Wald, and then we esn truly rally tor the Oon-
Liiuu bed tko Uj ion, UmOJIf,.
tern* Shapes. Uoids, Tassels, and
Hi, skiMsjs sail retail, at PATTEN’S Now Suuio
,1101 CfcE ITS U.'Street. ... . It#'
:HtiNG U-iis, hair and Husk Mai
4r.ii/ iho'his a, trials ami wdktninship,at IF.
IJSY P ATT I, in' ,v West Bud tJpho]»t?ry Store,
CBKBISOT srrnet. It#
nOOSE Flu-,-, r r h urn ITU RE Gowers,
Sul WBrnrnted to tit, at W. HENRY PATTES’3
Wsst Bad Sice, ;roS CUBSTNU P Street, It#
ACE ANT) 511'y UN tJtTKTAINS, Gilt Ocr
, Curtails BatriiF, Gi jpg, and Filogea, »t W, HBJf
‘ATTKN’3 West Bod Curtain aad Opholatery
>,UOSOREtTNVr street. It*-
100 Pieces op Cotton DasU6K.—
no/ Orlarne, Blue, Green, Drab, White, and bight
h lot Ctituir., Liuinjs, Coverings, So., wnulesale
Will, w. U. OAK BY li & BROTH BBS,
IES-laihsSt Bionic Hall, 719 IHE3TBOT St.
losQtriTO IVeis, all sizes and styles,
Pi end good. W. H. CUtKYfc & BnOTUttlH,
16 hitMt 710 CHEStNUTSI , Masonic Hall.
Flu noes, all widths. Bullion Worsted
Pgfßi mat received, Orimaon, Bine, Green, Ac., for
tains, Lounges, Chain, Draperlea, &o, ' ,
W. H O.vBBYL & 880.,
u2o.tuthtßt Ha-ontc. Hall, 719 OHE3TNO C St.'
Curtain Materials, Furniture Go
KINGS, B. It. OAR TRIMMINGS, Ao.—A fall
fly Pluslica, Brocntellea, and French Satin De Lalnea,
Baake, Heps, testings, Terrey, Turkey Red, Ac. Gilt
nice, Tseeeh, Gimp, _Loopr,. Cords, Ac , to match,
itlcsale end retail, 719 CHESTNUT Street, Masonic
»2« tntb*3t W. H. OABBYL A 880.
Grover & Baker’s New Shuttle
WIND PBIOE, $40,: ' .
Ita attention of tailors and other manufacturers ro
deg the U;e of a fast and durablelock-stitch machine,
tlrtcled to oor Ho. 9, This is a now and admirable
rtine, opetattng alth the greatest ease, and with bnt
k Miss, and, although but lately pot Into the market,
‘lisady a great far i-rite with mannractnrers. It ia a
trto* machine, at a low price.
machine evtr intrcdnced in this city has sold bo
Mr, cr giyen snob ttniterial satisfaction. It la very
fh to ils const] uctfon, easily learned, not liable to
tat of order, work a ui It fine cotton, Bilk, or linen
isl, ffjna'ly well ; and the low price at which It is sold
M * It within tho reach of all who desire a reliable,
riceable tnachioe.
GROVER ft BAKER 8. M. 00.,
, 730 CHESTNUT Street.
0»K-PmoE CLOTHING, OS' THE LATEST
lUa,madetn the Bow Maimer, expressly for RX-
K* BALES. LOWEST Sellto* Prices marked In
ta Hstmw. All Goods made to Order warranted
•feoiorr, Oar isxis.Paio* Bts*ik is strictly ad
«Sto, AU are thereby treated alike.
JONJ3B ft 0(1., 604 MARKET Btreet.
Batchelor’s Hair Dyr!
SHI BUST IN THB WOULD.
A. BATOfnsLOB’S celebrated Hair Dys
<k«i a color not to be distinguished from nature—
■ranted not to lojnio tb® Hair In the least; remedial
BffoeU of bad dres, slid Invigorates the Hair for
■**", «Rl>, or BH9TT HAIB Instantly tarns a
W Hack or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and bean-
L** I ** all TiroggisU, &0.
I'™ Genuine t» signed WELIiIAM A, BATOHB
“iW fte four itdjj o/ eaoAboa.
IAOTOBY, No. 81 BABOHAY Street,
'Zf 8 *««*»*» »»d 18 Bond llreet),
1 11 New York.
a
' ABD Minting, Best and Cheapest
111 SunthFOTOTH Street,
i uiT, AB raiSTlNf}, best and cheapest In the
L' Sni >!)> wntmTH Street,
c_ m ,„ lßT!tlir(} i heBt and cheapest In the City, at
fourth Street. v..- j...
lAri MiUSBIED.
t.i b —On Thursday evening, 21st
s ' m9s Pncs. Mr James Haddte.k to Miss
l[|/S!l , ® !1 “y, at of Frinkford, Philadelphia. *
t-b.o ’£~ S!J, ' T ' l ' -0° Thursday evening, am
shs ? B .*? T L jsm,! * Piles, Hr. John Oharnleyto Miss
eostt, both of Cedar Grove, Philadelphia, . - *
: olem iv „ oubd.
IctrenfL“? —Suddenly, on, the. 2Tth lost,, Emms
►ffisii i-, 8 2 m ' r 01 E'izabeth and the late Henshaff
\,lr 34 year. . r;
f f»l ®" a f'lsuds are fnvlted.to attend her
Wth w‘ k ,'l« i(nc ' of her grandfather, Mr, Geo,
'Hi,£*„' 2 ®> German street,' totmorrow - (Friday)
: 6hM*v ® e!°ck. without further notice. #*
*1 t 6 ;B»rn'~ tJn tha aBth lnit, i ttri *»»a Truman,
N r ?l 6 i!T?' J a, , ,i tjlends of the family are jespeotfaUy
I south t. funeral, from Uls late reiiddnoe, No
lock, T,ath street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at 4
nm? n a tl 'f 20lh <»*»•. T;, oldest son
k* ralatii E j r ih ln , thB 28, *t fear °f hi* aga,
lU4 to ft lends of the ramlly are respectfully
isr, No V. 1 ® f™eral, from the reetdence of bl»
steoh” on Blxth
B* anpß' o , ll flteJßth, lnfant son of
T B ™!’ 1 “ B *2 21 ntenths.
•Me, lRe ? m ta i° * l *"'£?“* 9 resldeace.of his
ll’det*. thli (Thursday) afternoon,
u!?* n* y ® T9B,B #’ W* late residence"
to Mends «ni II ’ 0 ™jDtown, George 8, Oralge. r
“leetteod t,l.‘r^ ,l ® o, , thefa , m,, f are respectfully in
°a ,ridw - * •■%»*
la ° a * to “ th fast., Mr. Jamee W,
H(» node relalfves and friends era respectfully iovit-d
io ntt< ml his fnneral. from his Into residence, No. 8788
Be'ing street. West Philadelphia, to-day (Tnuradav),
ei i’hih <itP. M. *
CHADWICK —bnddeoiy, on the 24th
pi, jjy, Mr Wm Chadwick, in the 68th year of his age.
? hB relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the fnneral, from his late residence,
Mill freak, Montgomery connty, to-dar (Thursday), at
10 o’clock, fnneral to proceed to Laurel Hill Ceme
tery, *
BP OWN.—On the 25th inrt., Eliza Jane, rellot of the
late MBiirfce Brown, in the 6 ,th tear of h~r age. #
BAK 1C it.—On the 28th inst., Eliza "Baker, daughter of
Jseeh end Hannah Baker, aged 21 months. : h
HUGHES,—On the 26th inst, James, infant son of
William and.Sarsh Hughe,, aged 2 mouths and 23 tUra,- *=
SMITH—At West, Florida, August 12th} 1842)
Boheri Smith, of this city, in the 41st yeer of his age. #
STEPHENS -rOn the 24th inst, Mrs. Ann Stephens,
in'he 66th year of her age. #
B'l’BK—After a brief, illness, Mias mien Sayre,
dnmVtrr of Samuel and Hannah Sayre, aged 32 years *
O’KEKFE -On thg,2Bvt£luat, John O’Keefe, aged 70
years, tslher.of th., late BWJngoph O’Keefe, *
OGDEN.—On the 26 4 iKtffin;p»e the Episcopal H-spital,
of dieeese coDtracudtAKwSwipj at Harrison's handing.
Win. Ogden, Uavslry, in
thelSth year of Ws aieiafr' *
FItaZER —Omi'the @h August, 1862, suddenly, at
Fort HamiUrn.'iNsw I 'York, Henry Edward Frazer, of
Cooitmny A. 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers. #
WoLaUQHLIN —On the ilthh-ijjsi., Mary, wife of
John McLaughlin, aged 50 year*. .JC,’ *
WILSON —On the wife
rf Boh, rt Wilson, Bnd daughteriof j®®fb-Gsorge Mc-
Keown, aged 84 years, - #
BE SS ON & SON’S MOrjRNLN©
STORE, No. 818 CHESTNUT Street, have re.
ceiv, d the following goods for Fall sales *.
Black and Purple D« Haines, 25 cts.
do, white do. 25 cts.
do, French Merinoes, ail Qualities,
do. do. Cashmeres. do,
do. Parßtnata ninths. 25 to 66jf cts.
do Alpaccae r 26 to 60 cts.
do. ,Br mbszlne Alpaocaa, all qualities,
do. Ail wool MonsseitnesDe Laiuo,
do. 1 OTihszinee, all qnaii’io',
do. and White Mohair Plaids,3l!{ cts,
do. and Porple Plaid Aloanca, 37 if cts,
do. and White 6-4 wide Tdle deYenice,
do. and White Plaid Pnplios.
do. Thibet Long Shawls, all qualities,
do. do, Square do. do.
do. Grenadine Yeils, 75c.t05160,
do. Kid Gloves, Alexandre and Jourin’s.
do. do. Embroidered,
do.' CaßPtnire do,, embroidered with white, a new
a tide,
do. and White Pisid snd Striped Silks,
do. AH wool Yclonr Reps,
do. Poult de Soie or Mourning Silks,
do. G'os Grain Silks.
do. Glossy, Gres de Rhine*, $l.
Second Mourning English Chintzes, 12)f cts.
Black aid White English Chintzes, 12% to 15 cts.
Madder Purple Chintzes, 16 cts,
English Crapes and and Crape Yells. ,
Black Rape. 31V cfs.
fecond Mourning Balmcral Skirts,
Jllack Ribbons and Beltings
Linen Cambric Hdkfs,, three-inch wide horns.
Do." do. do., black borders, 31 cts.
Second Mourning Silk and Wool Poplin).
Black Lyons Taffetas, » It
ry-s=» NAGLEE HEAL ESTATE ASS (JO IA-
IkJ TlCK.—Staled Meeting FRIDAT EVENING,
28.1 i instant Election for Vice President for the uuex
pind iorni of 0. Myors, resigned.
jj2B-2l# 0, MYER=, Secretary.
rv~==* A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE PHf-
LkJ? LADBLPHIA, FENCING. AND SPARRING
i' LUB wil be held * t the office of the Secretary, No, 4id
WALNUT Street second floor, back offic', at 10 o’olook
A, M , on MONDAY, September 1. ; Busiows of irrs
portnnee relating to the future condition of the Clnh it#
ry-==- THE NATIONAL UNION CONVEV-
Lk3 TION,—The Delegates elected to the Convention
to ruminate a candidate for Doner*bs to represent the
Second. CV>ngre»i©n»l District, will meet THIS (Thurs
day) EVENING, ,\ugust23tb, at 8 o’clock, at tho AS-,
SEHBLY BUILDINGS, S. W, corner of Tenth and
Cberti.nt streets. Entrance on Tenth street
James Gbegan, Lewis S. Hines,
E B Uohb, John Law,
job* Shaffer*
JoAnift Sparing,
O. H Kamhorger,
Daniel Mahorn, ..
GeOrpe Erkhart,
Frank Sheets!,
Daniel Banting,
George Traroaii, Jr.
John Atkfnaon,
Walter Alltaon,
CprusHonie,
A. B. Johnson,
It#
fy-7=- OFFICE OF CITIZENS’ COMMITTEE
Iks ON BOUNTY FUND, No. 505 CHESTNUT
The Disbnraing Committee, to whom was referred the
atibjectof (ifsis-tine recruiting stations for the old Phila
delphia regiments in the field, recommend that the com
mittee furnish each reerniting station with a Flag, and
pat the expense of a Drummer and, Fifer for This week,
wherever the same are desired by a Becrnldng Oil, or,
and are NOT FURNISHED by the,United States Go
vernment;
Resolved. That John E. Addicka be appointed a com
mittee to furnish each station with a Flag, and also to
employ a Drummer and Flfer tor this week, where the
game may be desired by the Recruiting Offlc -r.
The Berrniiing Officers above rrfWred to will please
meet the Committee DAILY, at the Board of Trade
reams, 505 OEE3TWOT street, at 10 o’clook. Punctu
ality is requested. ’
JOHN E. ADDIOKS, Committee.
Pnii-AiaiipniA, Angnst 27, lSSii v an2B,3t
IY"3=» FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL COrY
LL3 A'EhTUtN of theN.eTlOb AL UNION PARTY
a,.i he held THIS EVENING, at 8 o’clock, at the Flail.
THIRTEENTH and SPRING GARDEN. . It#
rw-r=*NATIONAL ONION PAKTY-SEUONO
LLS HEN A’J OKIAL UidTRiCT —The Oocve ition to
la.uirnatn a Candidate far State Senator will meet THIS
EVE aING, at tho house of H. J. WELSH, Northeast
Cort er NINTH and BROWN, at 8 o’clock P. M,
James Freeborn, Bright Sutton,
Bernuel Danielß, Tiios. Clark,
Tiros Colladay, Chaa. Taylor,
Henry Clark, E. O. Holflich,
Samuel L. Clements, A, Curry,
1 emu-1 renders, Crras. B Teece,
Jos, Ribler, Chas. Gratia),
( rl ndo Welsh, Geo. Hensler,
fit, Kis’erhock, Wm. Bayle,
. harnnel Schneider, . David Kramer,
J G. Rl.tenhouso, Jub. MaDowct. .'.lt#
ry~P=* THE DELEGATES ELECTED TO
lU the N a THIN a L UNION OOct VKNTION of the
'I ht>a Consreesional I islrict will meet at Military Hal!,
THIRD, street, below Green, on THIS EVESIN J,
Aueu-t 28,1862. at b o’clock.
Sixteenth Ward—Abraham Rnth.
Abrabanr slyers
Kineftenth Ward—Btn.emin Urwiler,
Henry Mjns.
Twelfth Werd —Henry Seidell
- Edward S. Campbell.
SoTenteonth Ward—Henry A. Boons,
Samuel Bingham.
Eighteenth Ward—Geerge W. Bates,
Francis Oloues.
Thomas L Stafford
Thirteenth Werd—Joseph Hnnple,
A J. Keyser. V
ry-T=. ATTENTION, FOURTH WARD
Tne Uepieatntative Delrgates of the Tnici R l .
pree.htatlve District of the. NATIONAL .UNION
PARTY, sill meet at Gamphor’s Washington ..House,
FI KTH .Street, below .SHIPPICN, THIS (Taarsdav)
ILVIBPB, at 7)f o’clock, to attend to the duties of
their t ffice. By onier of the
li# DBLEG'TES
UMJEGATeS EJECTED TO THE
LkJ? Fll'Ta IiEGIBIiITIVa DIiTUW OOK
\ is,‘JTIOIT aill meet THIS (THurwlaj) EVENING, at
8 o’clock, at John Patterson's , MINETBSi? EH and
BOH t B Streets.
Samnel Clements,
G. Boraghy,
Jacob Gocldr,
-p=* NATIONAL UNIGltf PARTY -THE
D«r)eg&t*B eJecied to the Sixth LegitfUtive District
Vr.j, meet on THURSDAY {thlß evening), at the Hell of
Baiiuony Engine Company, EIGHTH and ARCH Sts.,
at S o'clock. . •-
B A. Pouhon, 6th div. 9th ward; Harrison Dixon, Ist
div, 9tb wpid; A. D. D. Taylor, 2d div. 9th ward : John
'Writtu, 4tb div. 9tb ward; J. S.. lst pre. 6th
wim ;0, Shtokei, stb dir, 6th ward; W. L Smith, 2d
pro 6th waid; R. Paris, 3d pro. 6th ward; B. Worrell,
Bth dir eth ward. It*.
fY-==> THE REPRESENTATIVE CONVEN
LLj, TION of the NATIONAL UNMN PABIT
Uu- the SEVENTH LEGISLATIVE Did TRlOt will
meet A h the house of Charlee Miller, SPRING GARDES
aid LOBAIN Streets, THIS BVRN£SG ( August 23),
at S o’clock. JOHN B.‘GERES, )
WILLIAM B WEBB, Delegates.
GEORGSO. MILLER,)
THE WARD CO
UkS SEVENTH WARD
day) EVENING, at 8 o’el<
NINETEENTH and SOOTJ
, William Donagfay,
Samuel .Warntr,
James Dougherty,
»ntgs» EIGHTH IfARB.-T H £ J) E 1 E-
IiJJ GATES elected to the Ward Convention will
meet THIS (Thursday) EVENING at 8 o’clock, ai the
Ball of the Schuylkill Hose Company.
BvVID M. WOODWARD,
FRANK 8. JOHNSON,
ROBERT T. KBILER,
HORATIO Sllti’PS,
J,M. It; DEBURST,
EDWARD REED
It : WILLIAM SUMMERS.
THE DELEGATES TO THK TIIIR
(JJJ USINTH WARD CONTENTION will meet
IMIS (THURSDAY) EYBNING, at 8 o’clock, to.nomi
note Ward officers, at the hou»e of H. J, WELSH,
North!ast Corner of NINTH and BROVIN.
Oso. W. Heines, L. Maples.
Joo. H. Ford Oriaotlo Welsh,
; B. Chancellor, - W. B. Piper,
Philip i r razer, Wm. Boehm
B. B Kline, Geo. 0. Brans. ll#
«yr=. TWENTIETH WARD—THE (YARD
!k5 DELEGATES of the NATIONAL UNION
L‘ o tl rr Yof the Twentieth Ward will meet, THIS (Toura
dey) EYE MING, at 8 o’clock, at the Hal! southwest cor
ner of ELEVENTH and GIRARD avenue, to make
nominations, for ward officers.
rjrgs.. WARD DELEGATES TWENTY
FOURTH WARD.—The Delegates elocted.tothe
National Union Ward Association of the Twenty- fourth
Ward will meet at the jOommlseioners’ Hall, corner of
TBIh-TY.BE VENTH and MARKET htroots, THIS
(Tharsday) EVENING, 28tb Inst., at 8 o’clock.
By order of the Executive Committee.
THEO. M, WILTBBBGKB, President.
JONATHAN BONBALL, Secretary. It*
rv-=. THE TENTH ANNUAL MEETING
ILS of the AMERICAN PHABMAUEUTIOAL A -
IsUUIATION will be held at the Hall of the Philadelphia
College o! Pharmacy, FILBERT street, a novo Seventh,
rn \ WEDNESDAY (afternoon), THUR3DAY, and
FRIDAY of tho present week. Ali Druggists and
Pbermocentlsts are invited to attend. au2L2s*
ry-=» FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.—
ILj? Tho Delegates to the Convention of the NA
’JJONAL UNION party will meet on THURSDAY,
ißtb Inst- at 3 o’olook, at the Hall, 8 W- corner of
ELEVENTH street and GIRARD avenne, to nominate
a rendldate for Senator.
By erder-of a majority of the Delegates. au27 2t*
NOT ICK— THE? PENNSYLVANIA
UsJ FIRE INSURANCE OOMPANY.
Augbbt 21st, 1832.
The annual meeting of the Stockholder!) of the Penn
eylvanla Fire Insurnnce Company will be held at their
office on MONDAY, the flrßt day of September next, at
JO o clock, A M,, when an election will be held for nine
1 irf ctcre, to Berve for the ensuing year.
r aciil bcl wm. G. CROWELL, Secretary,
VFf icr. of the Harrisburg,
LLJ POErdMOUTIJ, MOUNT JOY,, AND La.N,
Us eTER RAILROAD COMPANY. —Philadelphia-
A«misr2o, 1882. ' ,
Tbe.ar-nual meeting of the atookbolders of ibis Com
pany will be held oil FBI.DAY, tha sth day of September
next, ;at 11 o’clock, A.,H ~at No. 3 WILLING’S AL
LEY. at which time an election will be held for Thirleen
to serye for the ensuing yosr.
•»u2l-12t* ' ' GEORGE TABER, Secretary.
■ nr=a. RECRUITS FOR PHlti ADEtPIII A
[L3 BEGIMENTa IS THB Tttji DI3-
BUSSING. AGENOYOY THE OITIZBSS’ BOUNTY
FUND annonoca to all B«;rtoUng, Officers tor Phila
delphia Regiments inihe Slid, that they elt,, B AIuY,
between 9A. M. and 13 M., at tbrir Office,in front of
the FAKMKRB AND MKOHANIOB BANE, and ara
prepared to pay '' "
*0 Premium to each Bearuit, and ■ -
960 Bonnty to each' Becrnit, npon compliance wits
'the fnrini they hayeadopted. Intormaiica in detatl
given ou eppilcation. to the undersigned. Re-rulting
Officers will please present their credentials tor, enlisting.
MIOHAKIi W lUKKB,
GEORGE WHICSKY,
BINQIiETON A. HEROES.
e«9-tiel
John hullertoD,
S. S. Omensn^tcer,
J Lowrfe Bell,
BobeTt McOawley,
John 0. Martha,
John Ackley,
Wm. Osborne,
3-ewis Gordon,
Simon Mudge,
J as. S. Thom pson,
Wm. S. Stokeley,
Thomas Grant.
H. Donasrhy, !
Thomas Henderson.
3fc* ■
>NVENTION OF THE
will meet THH (Tfcurs
took; at John Pattersons.
H Streets. '
John Hahn.
- Thomas H. Wllmn,
Thomas Little. It*
JAMES J. ALLTFON,
BENJAMIN HARPER,
ISAAC R. HARDER,
CHARLES SIMS,
A. J. LINDSAY,
Delegates.
Q-jp- A MEETING OF THE BAR WAS
hpia in the Law Library yeßtorday at 12 M., on the oc-
casion of the death of THOMAS MILLETTK, Esq. The
meeting was called to order by John' A. Marshall, Ksq.,
arid, on his motion, Horatio Hubbell, Esq., was elected
President, and John 6. Powell and Wm. V. Archer,
Etas,, Secretaries.
Hugh W. Toner, Esq., offerod the following resolu-
tions which were seconded by Mr Marshs’!,
1. Resolved, That the bar of Philadelphia have learn
ed with d, ep regret of the desease of their late feiiow
mimbor THOMAS MILLKTTB, Etij. '
2, That in tho death of THOMAS MILLETTE the
Bar have lost one of the most industrlom and energetic
men of business connected with them. One whose rare
business taients and thorough knowledge of practice
gave p> omise of great distinction, while his kind and
amiable manners and upright conduct ondoerod him to
all bis associates and friends.
8. That wo will attend his funeral and wear for him
the customary badge of mourning.
4. That a committee of five bo appointed by the chair
to convey to bis widow and bereaved parents aud family
our condolence with them in their great affliction.
The President presented the resolutions to the meeting
and they were adopted unanimously and ordered to be
published.
JOHN A. MARSHALL and JOHN 0 BULLITT,
Esqs., then addressed the meeting.
HUGH W. TESER,
JOHN 0. BULLITT,
JOHN A. MARSHALL,
S. T. YAN3ANT, and
WM W. LED YARD, Esqs.,
were appointed by the president a committee to visit tho
family of the decease! in accordance with the fourth
resolution...
The meeting then adjourned.
Philadelphia, August 27, 1862.
«<==» OUR COUNTRY 1 TO ARMS!!—THE
11. X COM MITTSIE appointed to race ve Subscriptions
in aid of the CITIZENS’ UCUN TV FUND, for pro
viding the proportion of Philadelphia’s quota of men to
Increase the Arm? of the hepnblic, sit daily at
INDEPENDENCE HALL,
From 10 A; fiL to 2 P. M.
By order of the Committee,
jygft tdl THOMAg WEBSTER, Ohalrman.
POLITICAL
REOEIVJI'K op taxes,
JAMES 0 KELCa,
bSOOSD WaSD.
TOR HECEIVEJft OP; TAXES,
JL’ ADaM H. SHOEMAKER,
. . ' OF
SIXTEENTH WARD.
Subject to thß nomination of the Notional Un'on Oon
vention. *f . an2s-4t#
T?OU CITY CONTEOLLteH, 1862,
X: GBO. W, HUFTY,
YOTTRr-BENTH WiBO
EDUCATIONAL.
gELECT SCHOOL FOR ROYS.
NUMBEB OF PUPILS LIMITED TO 30
EDfTABD BOTH, A. M., Principal.
Northeast Corner TENTH and OHE3TSUT Streets.
Entrance on TEMTii Street.
OPENS ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Bth.
Boys taught the Modern Languages, and prepared, for
College and Business. .
REFERENCE!
D. B, Cummings, Esq , Pro* Bbt. P. Reilly, President of
sidentef the Ciraid Bank, Kt. Mary’s College, Wil-
Mfsprs B. &0. Ktliy, Kel- mingtoa.
lvville. Bey. j, P. Dnnn.
Messrs. Hay & MoDevitt. Henry T. Coleman, Esq.
Mai It WUlcoi, Esq., Daniel Dougherty, Esq. '
J. HiUborn Jones, Esq. | p.rey La toehe, Esq., M. D.
Circulars found at j oypolot’s Bookstore, Chestnut and
Jm,iper; B) otbe-rhcuo ’» Circulating Library, Eiubth fc.t,
hear Walnut, ana at the School, Northeast cor. TRSTii
ftn.l CHKSTNUr. andSlOs*
QCBOOL OF DESIGN FOR WO-
K_s MEN, 1334 CHESTNUT Street.—Re-opens on
MONDa Y, September Ist. Glusees fzr Drawiug, Patdi
iiig, Gromefry, Perspeciive, Designins. Wood Easrra
ving.-Landscape, the figure in oil. Termi: Educv
ticnel and Professional Classes, Sl2: Claeses mOrayon
and OH, $3O.
au2B-6t T. W. BR itDWOOD, Principal.
miiE MISSES. REED will reopen
JL their ffchool on WON ’AY, September Ist, et
residence, 1702 LOCUST Street. It* i
p LE N W O 0 I) ACADE MY EUR
VJT BOTS.—Xbe above insHtntion vriH reopen oa the
45th of 9ih mo. (September.) For particular*, apply to
SAMUSIj AkSOP, Principal,
Del. Water <Jup, Monroe couocy, Pa.
an2B lm
TB E HANN AH MOB® ACADEMY,
Wilmington, Delaware,
Piindpala—Miapei) 0. S I, 6EIMBHAW.
The fall Hession
commence on the fir.t MONDAY in SEP tEMBE 11 For
rirticnlarß, Bte circulars. au2B• thsiu6c-45sY#
QOHOOJ/ FOR YOUNG LA.IHEB.
MISS BURG IN rtopea hor School for Yoaag
Uadieß September;!^..lB62-' .
Parents desirona of thoir iu
School nifty apply by Utror.to Miss O.A.'BU&GKST, 133
ABOtJ Street, wherecitculars may r»e obtained. au2B-12t
JRVJNG.FKMaLE COLLEGE, ME
JL OHANIOSfiURGv Pa.“ Will o*ea itßnext session on
AV EUNE6DAY, ifce 3d of. September. For catatoguea,
&c.. address
an2S-6t
A G MART, ATT, President.
SB'ABOJSr FEMaLB SEMIN Aliy—
Located within one mile of Ihe Tillage uf Darby, nc~
baif hourly from Hie city, mill open ba the 29ih
ot 9th trio. (September.) For cu colors, address
JOsIAB WILSON, Darby, Pa
mpEl BEST PROVIDED SCHOOL
JL IN THE UNITED STATES—The Scientific and
Classical Institute. CfiES CNUT Street, N,; W. c >t. of
Twelfth Rt ,re opfrtj£ on MONDAY, Bth, Iq no
oiher ftchot lof onr country have .so great pains baea
taken to provide everything requisite for, the complete
and thorough education cf bojs aud young men ia all de
partnientß of Itittrnißg.' EntraLceoQ Twelfth Rt. ;
ou2B if I ENNIS, Principal.
QCBOOL FOE I’OOiS# LiDIBB,
O S. E. corner MARSHALL and SPRING G4.BDEST
Etrenta. Butitfi reauniMl. SBPCiiMtiF.R Bi'a.
E sou a h. supples, a. M.,
Principal.
»»27-12t*
mBE CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
.* SCHOOL of ho snbscriber will reopen, at 1230
LOCUST Street, MONDAY, September S.h.
... ati27.l2t*
TENTH: SEO riON.- -THe
fccbboi, No, 3, for Boys, will be openeti on MON
DAY, September let,- at their new Booms, corner of
THIRTEENTH and RACK Streets.
By order of the Bears o! Directors :J
8027-31# ■ CHARLES JEWELL, President.
MARGARET ROBINSON will re
open her SCHOOL BOR GIRLS, corner of
,BAOE and, FRANKLIN streets, on SECOND-DAY,
9mo 8, " au27-12i*
TUTISB M. W- HOWKS’ YOUNG
XVX LaDIIS’ BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
1525 CHESTNUT Street, wiil reopen on WEDNESDAY,
15th September. mriO-lm
p ERMANTOWN INSTITUTE.—
vDT The duties of thi» School will be resume&on-HON
PAT* Sept l mbfcr Ist -1862.
For further pariiculara. apply to
• mH. MoFaODBK. Piiocipai,
BesMence, South side of BITTENSODSE Street, fifth
bouse west of GREEN. aa2l4f
TEE ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
SCHOOL wiil reopen at 1112 MARKET Street, on
THURSDAY, 4th September. ‘
au26-lm* WM. S. COOLEY, A. H.
rpHOS. BALDWIN’S ENGLISH and
J- CLASSICAL SCHOOL for Boys, N. E. corner of
BROAD and ABOfl streets* will reopen . September
Ist. . . au26.ltn#
PHOTOGRAPHS.
TX7A.R PRICES.—Spit Ddi'd portraits
VY -male at wor prices. REIHER’S life-size Photo- ’
graphs in oil colors* elaborately colored in artistic st?le,
by artists cf ability. SECOND Street, above Green. H*
ELOQUENT pp THEIR OWN
WOBTH are ItEI&IEB’S Colored Photographs*
executed by, the most c.-mpetent operators, and artistic
cslly colored, only one dollar. Gallery, SECOND
Street, above Green. v - Itf*
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
FINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
The subscriber would Invite attention to his
■ IMPROVE® CUT OP SHIRTS,
Which he makes a speciality in hiß business. Also, oon
*tsj.fly‘receiving
HOYELTIEB FOB GKNTLEMEN’B WEAR.
J. W. SOGTT,
GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING STOBE,
1Y0.814 VBBSTIfUT STREET,
Jn9-tf Four doors below the Continental.
The patent automatic, or
SELF-ACTING, NOISELE3S FAN AND'FLY
BRUSH MAOBINES, patented July 30th, 1861, are
now for the flrat time introduced to the public, and may
be teen at the store of Measia Warner, Miekey, « Mer
rill, manufacturers of Gas Fixtures, Chandeliers, &0.,
No. 118 Chestnut etreet, Philadelphia.
The Fan is designed for the helpless invalid, sleeping
child, and those who can appreciate relief from the heat
of summer, without exertion. Price $7 50.
The Fly Brush, or disperser, is intended for keeping
flies away from eatables cn table,- and from paeiry and
meats in the kitchen ; also from sleeping children, and
those who, indulge in the afternoon nap. Price SS 60.
Either machine wiil run about an honr without wind
ing up; and with reasonable care, will last a life-time.
Circnlars at the store. an2B-tf
RIIMEB’S IVORYTYPES are witfe
out a paraiieL Each picture ovid-itiCee the rare
ahllltier- of the artlat. rßean’.ifnl and natal at coloring,
and truthfulness porradeß the whole picture. SECOND
Btreet, above Green. . . .. A..:.- .
;a|g. TO VOLUNTEERS.
St abmywatches. ““
: We have just reccived-an assortment of Gold and Sil
ver Watches, made expressly to onr order, and peon
liarly adapted to those ln'tho Army, on account of- their
extra strength and simplicity of construction, which’w« :
will sell very low. LEWIS LADOMUB A CO.,
ac2l-Stif No. 802 OHK3TN 'JT Street.
Eure bourbon whisky.—a
small lot of “ Pure Old Bourbon, ’’ made by Ootone
HouWaa Metcalfe, cow ColoheX-of Tth Kentucky Caval
ry, and warranted Blade from beet onalitr Kentucky
Corn and Rye, in the old-fashioned, copper distilled man
ner, in store, and for sale by
MILLER & BROTHER,
au2s-6t* 244 North THIRD Street.
THE PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1862.
£ VI9IH REGIMENT, I*. V; f 'OOL:
HF. C. ELLNAKER. '
0 SPECIAL AUTHORITY having been received
from tlip atcretfiry ot War to master in recruits ua
lilfOf<bEPfor this ap
piicßtibi s wifi bw ncernd at
BE ADQU A.BTiiiRSvNo. TO9 M4JSTCE X BTREBX ,
For aziy c* rupiiny not already fail, or at
No'. 204Walmit ftrre4<t. Capt Goodman.
No. 305 Arch Bireet, Oapt. Warner.
No 321 Kortfe Tbiid street, Capt. Wagner.
Third street above Bace, Capt. Eidgoway.
B.'corner Eighteetith and M.arket, Oapfe. MoS3.
, N B. corner Broad and Bace, Lieat. Logo. ,
, AHihe BOUNTiBi aud ADVANCE PAYj aa hereto
ffr#*. *>s. -■
Apply at once, and DON’T WAIT TO:BB DRAFT
SD. •; . 'i au27 2t
au23-6fc*
JU THE ROLLS OF HONOft.
fit KOTICE TO VOLTJSTEEKS.—AII PdnnaylvanU
VolanU-WB mustered into the service of the United
States from the commencement of the war, are enti
tled to have their names Inscribed on the ROLLS OF
EObOB, to be deposited in INDEPENDENCE HALL.
• The committee .to arrange the Bolts, preparatory to
their engrossment in the parchment books, have pre
parid tbo ntcepsary blankß for delivery to regimental
officer*, ce plains of companies, imd officers recraitiug for
old regimeDts now in the field, who are reqnested to have
them filled, and returned to the committee as booh as;
practicable, v ‘■ -
The Rolls will.contain the name, age, birth-place, re
sidence, ocenpatioi, and term of enlistment ofeveryoffi
cer and private, with the letter of the company and
number .of the.regCnent in-which hr enlists, A large
cumber of the voluntera have families dependent upon
them, to whom it njay be the duty of the public to ex
tend such aid bt reaiter as circumstances require, la
every case, therefore, where the soldier leaves a wife
and children, or either, the fact .will, be noted, and the
number, and sexes of bU children entered oq the 8011,
together with the range of their ages.
If a soldier dies, or is wounded in tbs service, or is
honoiribJy qr otherwise discharged, the fact, as it may :
b?i«fcfer appear from the official report, wilt be entered
cn the Rolls opposite his canie. r *
Tho RoHs are jiitendtd to present a faithful
the career of every volunteer frcni Pennsylvania during
his term ( i service; and it is hoped that regimental and
Une officers will facilitate the object, aud that the name
of do in an wbo srrvts hi* country in the present war will
be omitted from its history.’
The blanks win be oelivered on application at the
toome of the Board of Trude, No. 505 • Chestnut: street,
on and after Thursday, the 28 h of August, 1862.
GEAR BS GrSB<>N‘V l
GEORGE WHITNEY, J Committee.
J. BOSS .SNOWDEN, )
Philadelphia, August 26, 1862. -au26.tSel
JBHE&LQTJ.&RTEBB lltjTfl BE
HGXMEST P. V.. August. 25,3862 . -
Jjr KOTIOB JS U2BEISV’ GIVES to »Hrecruit*now
in Lbf) coi;ntr?, r*-cr!i’t(:-d in 001. DEErfAN’S B,‘gi
n>ew, >0 reuair to Ptiiladatphia t-eforo the lit of 3EP
TUMBEE, to be mustered into the service of the OoiteS
States, in order to complete‘ the roll*;, that they ijiav be
sent to Washington and the men receive their firet month’s
pay. ... . ... .......
By order of ■ .; Col. J). HBENAN, Commanding.
J. B. MILES, Ajt.
This Kegiment to be attached to' Gen.' MIOHAEIi
COBOO BAB’3 Brigade. . au2B 6t
j BEEROITB FOK FH * LAB«ffi]>
jarPBIA IiEGUIRSTS IN" AOTIVE SERVIOE It!
\lf THE-FlELD,—Recruits wauttd for the Oui.Kcei
mtmls from, PljFadelpbia—OAV ALJ&Y, AE CILLE
RY, and INFANTRY. Bimuttes for all other re&ummta
have c»a fcci. Th« following “ bounties 51 are now paid,
cash io band.'befor© th© recruit leaves the city '
By the Governmeat—Bounty ~$25
aad a “ premium” for each recruit offering ...... 4
lh© Citizen Bounty Fund to each rt-.cruit...... 50
and an additionalpremium 15 of.-*.,, 6
ss6
Theß© liberal “bounties 11 and “premiums ll 'will beynid
at oi<Cf- for all able- bodied effective men between the ages
of 18 and 46.
9 he ci aft will surely fake place on September 5d.1832;
the?© remains then but one week to secure these bounties.
Your fellow* citizens appeal to you *rom the.battle-field 4
to rtinforco these veteran and well-officered regiments.
ShWl they appc-sUn y.*»in? # -r r ; - l : /
Come forward NOW, and select not only the regiment
in vbicli yriu wish to serve, but the particular company
ii, which your comrades are, instead of: waiting to be
drati/d wltbouttbeHe privileges. /
For further particulars apply ottiie following recruit
ing stbtioßs row open: . : ' V
Lieut O B 82d Resiment, 716 Fine street.
Lieut- A: J.Knorr, B*2d Raiment. 716 Vine-treat.
gECapt. William J. Üblef. 99tb RsgimenL 204 Bock at.
Copt Adam Scbub 99 f h Regiment.
.Lieut, John 8. Biehl, 26ih Regiment, 144 North Third,
.and coiner Carpenter and Sixth streets. v.,..
V Lieut. George ; W. Tomlinson, 26th Regiment, and 114
North Tliird. and corner Carpenter and Brx<b itreots. ■: r
Capt. p. McDonough, Reserves, 10S Sixth
stress. . ' .V..
Lieut Jchn Ourley, 2d Reserves, 1 08 South Sixth street
Capt. Matthew Reilly, 116th Regiment, 1219 Market
street.
Oapt. Wiiliam Wilson, 81st BegimentlllS Market street.
Lieut W. L. Stock, 29th Regirneut.
' Lieut. Thomas K. Boggs, 23d Regiment, N. E. corner
Sixih ar.d Ohrsinut third story.
- Lieut. George W, Wilson, 61st Regiment, 8 South Fifth
street
Li*ut William M. Dawson, 61st Regiment, 8 South
Fifth Blmt: -
Lieut. Samuel Larne, 3d Pennsylvania Infantry Be
serve Corps, 40 South Third street.
Lieut. John Stanton, 3d Pennsylvania Infantry Beserve
Corps, 40 South Third street"*
Lieut. Charles Been, 98th Begiment;, 532 North Third
.street.'"'-..;.. v -.v;/-
IKut. Edward Hough,'9Bth Begimeot, 532 North Third
street. v
lieut. James B. Hadley, 26th Begitnenfc,lo3OFilberi
street
Cap*. Christian H. Winter, 75th Begiment, 488 North
Thitd -street.
Capt William Jatho, 27th Begiment, Cailowhlll, above
Fifth street. - ■ ?
Lhut Walter S. Briygß- 27th Begiment -
Lieut. Wm LeiforpV 29th Boglm'ent, 716 Market street.
Lieut John fiocho, 117lh Begiment, 101 South Sixth
street. •■■■• '
Lieut'Daniel B. Meany, 117th Begiment, 44 South
Seventh‘street. .
Lieut. Jusius A. Gregory, 91st Begiment, 620 Chestnut.
street. • : }
Lieut, Colonel B. H. Flood, 43d Begiment, Ist Pennsyl
vania Artiuery, 150North’Second-street :
Mejor James H. Brady, Ist; Penns* lvaniaArlitlery, 150
Nor«h Second and 515 North Second street.
Lieut; Daniel F. Linn, 58fch: Begiment, 620 Chestnut
street.- , ■ : . .; ■
LleuU Joseph N. Abbey,* 112ih Begiment, 138 South
Founb street. .
..Lieut. J.B. Allen, 72d; Begiment, 527 Chestnut-street.
Lhut J. W; Simderlaud, T2d Begiment, 527 Chestnut
street,-, '.
Capt Samuel Zulick, 29th Begiment
; Captain William Sloore. 73d Begiment, 457 North Third
street: -
Lieut. Christian Goebel, 73d Begiment, N. E. comer
Fourth and Cherry streets.
Lieut Nicholes Baggs, 112fch Begiment**
' OapV Christian Kleintz, 65th Begiment, 232 North
Fourth street. '
Ij CITY BOUNTY FUND CO3I-
H MISSION.
NOTICE TO VOLGNTBBBS.—OfficiaI Informa
tlon has been given to the Oity Bounty Food Oom
miedon, that tbo following Darned regiments havo been
accepted by the Governor of Pennsylvania, on account
of the Quota of Volunteers required from the city of
Philadelphia, viz: -
Zouave d’Afrique, 00l Ooilie.
Begiment No. 138, Col. Heenan.
“ • “ Ilf, 001. A. H. Tipplht Scott Legion.
“ “ 118, 001. O.M. Pro vest, Ocrn Exchange,
: “ •< 119, (Jol. P.O. EUmaker, Gray Beserves,
“ “ 121, 001. Chapman Biddle.
The Commission are ready,to pay the bounty to volun
teers in eaid regiments undor the rules and regulations
heretofore published., -
aol6-13t , ; : JOBN 0. KNOX, Chairman.
T ATOUR 01L—492 baskets Latour
i JLi Olive Oil, juat received pur ship Yandallft, from
■ Bordeaux, for sale by
; J4UBETOHE A L4VBBGNE,
• *u2B«tf 202 and 204 Botnh FROfft Street.
MILITARY.
II COMPANY K, 121st REiHMEVIT
BP. V., Colonel OHiiPJIdN BtODtffi—slo CASS,
Jjfio addition to the City aod Extra Bounty, wilt bo
■“! given to RKORUII'n yoluuteprine nt once, io Com
pany K. Apply to W. W. DORR. Lhiuwnaut,
No. 4i>6 WALNUT Street,
J. GABBED, Lieutenant,
en2B 3t* Mullen's Hotel. fEANKFORD.
Ji COMPANY D, 1‘216t REGIMENT,
n Cal. OB APM vr) BtIIULE—AH the Bountie*,- City.,
llf Regimtulal. Ac. Kf-nruiiini; htatioDS, 15-9 SOUTH
6t»eeti 4il South FIFTH street; Phi'.adelphia'Eunme
Bouse, SEVEN!KENTH street, heow 'lheetuut.
:: T. ELWOOD "ZELL,
J.fG. ROSK NaAR T «N,
OH AS. R. ktiing.
au2B-Gt Eecruiliog Olfloera.
It THE 121st REGIMENT OF'
fl PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS, COLONEL
JJJ OH A: MAN HI DDLK—accop ed, by the State aa
ihotitiPS,»bd time.for recruiting extruded. \- v ;
Recruits wilbbo mustered lb and uniformed fttonoe, and
eeht on the same.day, to the heelthy Oamp at Edgewood,
on the Chestnut HiU Bailrbad ; Pay and rations from day
ol muster. Apply at any of the following S‘-Cruiiing
Statu n». of . ...
: ALIXANDES LAWBIE, Captain Co. B, No. 608
VISE Street. *' f
JOHN IONGERIOH, No. ,43 North THIRD Street,
Second. Lieutenant. ■ . ■'
ETAVAItD GRATE, Jr., S B. corner of TENTH and
THOMPSUN Streets. Second Lieutenant. ,
CB&S. F. mn.SE, N. W. corner FRANKLIN
Square, Second Lieutenant; V : >
• GEO, W XL. POWELL. N. B. corner TWELFTH
and SPRING GARDEN Streets, Second Lieutenant.
M, W. 0. BARCLA Y, 715 GIRARD Aveuue, Second
LisuteiiNDt.
.OHAS. E. ETTING, No. 1529 South Street; Second
Lieut, nat.t,
J. ALFRED FAY, Bruner’s Hotel, MAIN Street,
Germantown. Second Lieutenant. , . ..
will. SMITH OOP.ABC, Potutown, Montgomery,
county. Second .ieuteuant.. v
JOSH OA GaRSED, Second Lieutenant 00. K, MAIN
Stieei, Frantlord
JAMBS ASHWORTH, Captain Company I, Frank
ford. ■ ■ . ■ ’ '
JIBN DTJRBOBROW, 229 North SECOND Street,
Second Lieutenant^
j. ! FRANK STERLING. Captain Oompany'C, N. B.
corner eIXIH and MINOR Streets,
SAMUEL T. LLOYD, Captain Company B, 728
ZAFE Street.
BAR3Y HEBTZLEB, liioutonant, 821 MARKET
Street .
SAMUEL 0. THOMAS, Sergeant Company’D, 431
CHESTNUT Street.
T. E. ZELL, No 42 South FIFTH Street.,
JAMES MAGNER, Lieutenant, N. E corner SIXTH
and AHA OB S'roeu.
WM, W. DORR, Lieutenant. 336 North THIR
TEENTH Street, and 406 WAE 8 U T Street.
BaIBIScN -LAMBDIN, Bruner’s: Hotel, German
town. ''
au‘-7-4t THOMAS ST. HALL. Adjutant
£ 9 180 IS OUNT y : ii Nl» AD V4N 0 E
S ’ pay to Volunteers for the braveKWh'SetimentP.
'■lit VVi. '‘ Curtin Light Guard,” 00l H: J. Staiorobk.
FBBBMAN SCOTT, Recruiting Officer. " RACE
Street, above Sixth. A au27-3i#
j four days more for pi ll
ffl INGupthießegimeiit.withantbe'hbuoty,£l62. This
JJ[ will be the L AST 0 PPO RIUNIT? AFFORD® 0 to
those who a ieh to voluriter. Company 0,119 th Re
giment, Oel. 'F. 0. ELLMAKEB. ,
' Capt. A. T. GOODMAN.
Ist Lieut. Besj. Saylor.
2d Lieut. Fiu.vtc Lkogo.
Beeruiiiiig Office, ;2o4 WALNUT Street. .au27-3t#
C»pt. Thomas J; Yown, 95th Regiment. 202" Dock street.
Lieut. Patrick Egan, 9oth 202 Dock street.
Lieut. Philip Vorhees, 29fch Begiment.
Cast. Joseph C. Hess, 65th Begiment, 333 Chestnut
street.
Lieut Bcnjaminß. Eyre, 71st Begiment, 620 Chestnut
street
Or to C. F. BUFF, ;
Lieut. Colonel Third Cavalry, U. S Army,
Superintendent Bocruiting Service,
au2s-t3O ■ ; 1102 Girard street, Philada.
Ng* RECRUITING OFFICE OF
THE ANDEBSOII TROOP, Ground Floor of
. - *v, the Pennsylvania Railroad Office, corner of
THIBD Street and WILLING’S Alley.
Oapt. WM J. PALMEU,
Sergt: ALFRED VRZIN,
an2B 6t* Private NOBMaN M. SMITH.
'SA ATTENTION! f 162 BO iJNTY.
S§S% —The danger of-being drafted or consolidated
• ri into another regiment avoided by joining the
WASHISGTON SQUADRON OP. O AVAL BY now
forming, by order of the Secretary of War, under the
command of Major JAMES M. SOHOONMAKEB.
• Apply »t
201 South Fourth Street. , , ; .
i Tanner's Market. Market; above Eleventh.
; Fanurr’e Hay Market, B*venth and Oxford.
Capt. J. W, BALL, Capt. H N. HARRISON,
Lieut. CliPßn W. Mokbis, Lieut: Jacob J. Mobbis.
an2s-6t
BOTTJLEB. —Empty Porter an.d Ale
BOTTLES bought hack of 821AECH Street.
•U28.31* T. WAITES.
CARPETS. AND OIL CLOTHS.
Q.LEN EOHO MIL.L.S7
McGALLUM & 00,
509 CHESTNUTSTBBET,
• (Opposite Independence Hall,)
MANUFAOTUBEBS, IMFORTE RS, AND DB ILEBS
O A RPETINGS
OIL CLOTHS, &c.
Have now oa hand an extensive slock of
Carpetings, of our own and other makes, to
which we call the attention of cash and short
time buyejs. jy2B
MILITARY OOOOS.
GOODSI
Ssy Blue Kersejs.
Sij Blue Cassimeres, (for Officers’
Pams.)
Dark Blue Uniform Cloths.
Dark Blue Cap Cloths.
Dark Blue Blouse Flannels.
White Domet Flarnels.
Twilled Gray Mixed FlaneJs.
U. B. Regulation Blankets.
10* ounce and 12-ounce Standard
TENT DUCK.
In sioro and for sale by
: SLADE, SMITH, & Go.
NO :i9 LETITIA, AND 40 SOUTH FRONT STS..
au27—lm . ' PHILADELPHIA.
GOODS.
100,000 YARDS
LIGHT-BLUE KERSEYS,
27 AND 64 INCHES WIDE,
FULL ARMY PATTERN,
FOB SALE BY .
JOSEPH LEA,
au27 fit 12S and 130 CHESTNUT Street.
JAVANS & HASSALL,
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
No. 418 AROH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
MILITABY GOODS,
OF EYBBY DESCRIPTION,
fto22 Bt i ' WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
rnENT BUTTONS AAD SUPS, U.
8. Pathras, for sale at J, P. BESD’S manufac
tory, corner of THIRTEENTH and NOBLE ttreets,
\BT)2I-3T*.3fc.
RETAIL DR S' GOODS.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS |f BLAN
KETS! li—The subscribers have their usual as
ecrimei.t of supuior American and English Blankets, in
all the sizes manufactured lor Cribs,-Cradles, and Single
and Double Bf-dsteftds. ar the lowest cash prices. ’
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, &
au27o2t ; 1008 CHESTNUT Street
SHIETINO .FLANNELS.—
JJ Just .opeDoß, a few oaseia of French Shirting Flnn
nela, in neat S'rinos, Checks, nnl Plaids, of desirable
styles and qualities. _
ALSO—Grey, Scarlet, and Bine Flennsls.
anl2 J." SHABPLESS BBO3HEBS.
FA L L BE liAINESf ALL NEW
PATIEBNS.—Hamilton De'Lathes.
Pacific De Lames, . *
Manchester DeLaines.
EYP.E S LaSDEfiL,
FOURTH and A BOH.
TpNGLiSH FEINT?, FALL STYLES.
XJ OponiDg of British Prints.
4-4 French etiles.
EYRE & LANBBLIi,
' auB FOUBTfl.aud AROH.
Linens, white goods, hosi a-
BY, EMBBOIDERIRS.—Tho aubscribore, iu ad
dition to the” Uoubh Famishing and Curtain Departments
of the Dry Good EBusiness, give a pedal attention «o and
have always on hand sfiesb slock of the beat Sheeting
Linens, White .Goods, and' Embroideries, to
which the attention of buyers is respectfully requested.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEB & ARBTSON,
.aus.-18t ■_ ' ' • * 1008 CHESTNUT Street: '
The last chance fok bar^
GAINB.
FURTHER REDUOT[ON IN PRICES.
Wo are determined close out the balance of our Som
mer Stock before the first of September.. in order to do
ee we will offer ©ur entire,stock of . -
‘ FANCY SILKS! .
DB3TR ABLE DBESS GOODS,
LaoE .MAjiTLES AND POINTKS,
BILK GOATS AND BAOQUE6,
At lower prices than those of any other Retail House
In the city.
OUB BLAOK SILKS
can’t be matched in priceß and Qiialities, as they were all
bought before the last: rise, and we aro able to Beil them
at our -
OLDtLOW PRICES,
One lot cheapest Black Figured Silks ever offered.
Alcio, a good assortment of
DOMBSTIO GOODS.
f H. STEEL & SON,
au4-tf No. 718 North TENTH St, above Coates.
BAE GAINS IN DRY GOODS.
The following lota will bo sold at ft groat sacrifice
to close them cTit—viK:
Two lets Black Silk and Wool Oballies at worth
S7#'o.
Five pieces Barege AnglAat 4c, worth 100.
_ Five plecee pl&iD Barege»tt2){c.
Also, a large lot of Shetland Shawls, at very low prices,
splendid for travelling or at watorvng places.
- At 1 JOBK H BTOKBSV V
702 ABO H Street.
3021 CHESTN VT STBS fir.
“ OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO L681E3.”
E.JML NEEDLES ; '
Has just opened BE W GOO I) as follows: Broad
hem-stitched Hdkfs,,2,2Xand 3 inch hem; hem
slitcbed Bdkfs. (all linen), 136., or SI 60 per doz.;
new styles narrow vjil. edgings and headings; new
styles pointe lace and ether collars and setts,
ALL FOB BADE AT OLD PRICES.
AH fancy madc-up goods, 'such as lace and other
sefs, collars, sleeves, veils, hekfs.. &c. &c., will be
closed our, FOP. THIS MONTH ONLY, prepara
tory to laying in FaH Stock, . ••
AT A REDUCTION OF 20 PKB CENT. ...
« Remnants ”-;of'all kinds of Linens, Whitt
Goods, Edgings* inserting!, ate. <tc, will also be
closed out »t a HE&VY DX3OOONT.
As oil of the above goods have recently advanced
from 20 to 25 per cent., from the Increased rates
of exchange and tariff, the above great reduction
from our old prices should prove a great induce
ment for purchasers of these articles to buy du'log
this month. . ,: . au9 tf
1024 CHESTNUT STREET.
A Mj WOOL FRENCH FLANNELS,
AJI Fancy styles, for Genta’Shirts.
. ETKE & LANBELL,
auß FOURTH and ABOH.
A LL-WOOL CHI OKED 0 A S H-
XjL M E BE 8.—40-inch Black and White Checks
fine prao liaine Cashmeres. Imported and for sale by
SHABPBEBH BBOTHEBa, ,
OHESTHUT and EIGHTH Street*. -
Tweeds and c asbimbres.
1,600 yards heavy Cassimeres, just opened.
Also, 1,000 yards all- wool Tweeds, 62 to 76 cents.
Summer and Fall Casstoerea, a full slock.
Hen’s and Boys’ wear, ottr stock Is complete.
DOMESTICS.
Bleached and Brown Bbirtings.
Bleaehidond Brown Sheetings.
Oytton Flannels, Doznot, nil wool, and Saoine do.
Cotton Goods, at'lowest market rates.
HONBY-COMB QUILTS.
Marseilles and Lancaster Quilts.
t Bathing Flannels, Mosquito Mots.
Linen Table Oamasks and Napkins..
, Cheap lota of 4- 4 hr-avy Irisli Linens.
- . CLOSING OUT.
Silk Mantles, Tbin Draiters, Laeo Goods.
Boys’Summer Clothing.
Thin Drees Goods, Black Tamartines. -
Challles, Mohairs, Mozambiqaes, Ac.
COOPER & OONARD,
jySl-tf 8. E. corner NINTH and MARKET eta.
PROPOSALS.
Deputy quartermaster
GENERAL’S OF FI U 5.
; I’hiladslphia, 27th August, 1862.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until
SATURDAY NEXT, 30th inst., at 12 o’clock M., for
the in-mediate delivery in this city of ONE THOUSAND.
(1,000) WAGON COVERS. Samples of Duck to accom
pany each bid. A. BOY D,
. au2B 3t Captain and A, Q. M., U S. A,
DEP UTY ; quartermaster
GENERAL’S OFFICE.
■. ,PuiLADHLrKU, 27th August, 1862.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until
SATUBDAY NEXT, 30th. insti at 12 o’clock M., for
the delivery on hoard of vessels lying at this port, and
bound for Key Wmt, Florida, of FIVE HUNDBED
Tl’Nfc ANTHRACITE STEAMER COAL per month,
until otherwise ordered. - . A. BOYD,
au2B-8l Uaptaln and A. Q. M , U. 8. A.
DEPUTY QUARTERMASTER GE
NERAL’S OFFICE,
PHibiDELrHiA, August 26,1862.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until BA
TUBOAY next, 30ih inst, at 12 o’clock M., for Five
Hondred' (SOO) sets of Six Mule Wagon Harness, and
Two Hundred (200) sets of Two. Horse Ambulance Har
ness, to ba made according to sample to be aeeu In this
'office. -
Iho whole to be completed end delivered in this city,
subjeot to Inspection, on'or before the Ist of October
next. _ 0. H. OBO3MIN,
Papnty Qr, Master General U. 8. A..
1 anS7 taO
-jO TRUSS AND BRACE DE.
#Ss^PAETMBNT.
- 0. H. HEBDLBS,
Comer TWELFTH and BADE Streets, BhlladelpMa.
Hernial Trusses and meohanioal appliances oorreotij
adjusted by
O. H. BEEDLES.
Fine Trench and approved American! adapted to every
form of rapture, in mdalte And ohildren, English and
American Supporter! and Belts, Shoulder Brace*, Sus
pensories, Blastio Stockings, and Syringes, in great va
riety. Ladies’ Department, TWELFTH Street, first
door below Bace, Conducted by competent ladies.
jy&S-Smif ..
GER’MANrOWN, FA.
COMMISSION HOUSES.
QLOTfiS, OASSIMERES.
DOESKINS, SATINETS,
KENTUCKY JEANS,
LINSEYS, TWEEDS,
KERSEYS,
■•■'-■■•‘V 1 - : FLANNELS, and
ARMY WOOLENS.
• Fer sale by Ike package, by - -* -
WELLING, COFFIN, & G o.
Bo2B.tt>etutocl9 220 CHESTNUT Street.
•^TELLIN g; COFFIN, & 00.,
' NO. 220 CHESTNUT STREET,
are prepare*! to
CONTRACT F®R THE DELIVERY
........ op ■-'■<■■■■■■
ARMY
WOOLEN AND COTTON GOODS
. op ;
STANDARD QUALITY.
k ' an2T-3oi
25 000 yds * 12 oz * u - s - A. DUCKS
20,000 YABDS 10-ox. 0. S. A. DUCKS.
IT,OOO % BGMET ABMY FLANNELS
SO CASES ABMY STAND ABD COTTON
■ ,flannels.
150 B ALES ABMY STANDARD COTTON
DRILLS.
SEAMLESS'BAGS of the following broods;
LEWISTON, «t A, 51
ANDBOSCOGGIN, «A|” CANADA, “A,”
PBEMIUM, “A,”
For Sale by
DE . COURSE Y & HAMILTON,
237 CHESTNUT Street.
au2l-thatufit*
JJROWN DRILLS,
'."■■OF-"
STANDARD QUALITY,
FOB SALE BY
WELLING, OOFEIN..& Go.
i,lfl-ftn<h3in S2O UHEsIfUT BTBEBT.
OURTAINS FOR HOSPITALS.
2 0,00 0 YARDS
BLUE AND GREEN WIDE
COTTON DAMASKS.
GEORGE D. PARRISH!.
ais2s»tsc2l
JJED-QtnLTS, StiiTABI.K MB
HOSPITAL PURPOSES.
8,000 10-4 WHITE AND BLUE AND WHITE AND
STiATE.
ALSO, 8-4 and 8-4 INDIGO BLUE FLANNELS.
For sale by , -
FROTHINGHAM & WELLS, -
jylO- 2m 34 N. FRONT and 36 LETITIA STREET.
gHIPLEY, "HAZARD, &
2 . HUTCHINSON.
Ho. 118 OHBBTNOT STBEKT,
' CBMHIBBI OH MEEOH AH * 5
»oa inbals ow
PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOQP3.
mhss-kre' 1
DRY-GOODS JOBBERS.
F AU - ' 18!>2.
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE,
, - & co„
IHPOETBBS AND JOBBERS
OP -■ ■■■•/.•
DEI&dODS,
Nos. 239'and 241. F. TBTBD STREET, 'ABOVE
. BACK, PHILADELPHIA,
Have now open thtir tißtLftl -
LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK
a ' OF ' -
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOOD 3,
Among wl ioh will be found a more than usually at
tiar.tive vsri6iy of ;
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS ;
Also, a fall assortment of . .
MERBIMAOK AHD OOCHEOO PRINT 3,
: ■■■- - 'and'
PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS.
. D 3P 1 Cash buyers specially invited.
eu2S>2m
1862. If A “ ■ 1862.
JOHNES, BERRY; & Co.,
(Successors to Abbott, dohnes, & G 0.,)
S2T MARKET, AND 524 COMMERCE STREETS,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBEBS OF
SILK
'■■■■■•■ • AND ■■
FANCY DRY GOODS,
Have now opened anentirely
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK; IN
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, AND
AMERICAN
DRESS GOODS.
Also, a full assortment in
WHITE GOODS, RIBBONS,GLOVES,
SHAWLS, &c.,
Which they offer at the very Lowest Market Prices, and
'solicit the attention of the Trade. aul6-3in
i- _ •
YAED,GILLM°EE S & Go.,
; Nos. 617 OHESTNUT and 614 JAYNE Streets,
: Have now open their
FALL IMPORTATION
OF SILK AND FANCY
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, WHITE
GOODS,
LINENS, EMBROIDERIES, &c.
BOUGHT IN EUROPE BY
ONE OF THE FIRM.
To wMch the attention of the trade Is particularly In
vited*
LEGAL.
MARSHAL’S SALE.—By virtue of
a Writ of Sale by the Hon. JOHN OADWALA
DEII, Judge of the District Court of ihe United/. States,
In end for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in Ad
miralty, to me directed, will be sold, at Public Sale, to
the bigbest and beet for cash, at CALLOW*'-
HILL- STBEET WHA BF, on MONDAY, September
J6th, 18s2, at 12 o'clock M., the Schooner WINTER
BBBUB. her tackle, apparel, and fnreltnre, as she now
lies at said wharf. WILLIAM MILLWABD,
U .B.Marshal, Eastern District of Penn.
Philadelphia, August 27,1862. au2B 6t
fN THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR
X THE OITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of PATIOK KENNEDY, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that CATUAIUNB KEN
NEDY, the,p!dow of the said decsdent, has filed.ln.the
said Conrt her petition and appraisement for personal
property and proceeds of,real estata of the said decedent
to Ihe value ot 8300, under the Act of Assembly of April
14,1861, and the supplement thereto, and that the same
will be approved by,the Court on FBID AY, September
5,1882, unless exceptions thereto are filed. : -t
, • J. B. COLAHAN,
anlS-iothlt# , Attorney for Petitioner.
TN THE ORPHANS’ COURT, FOR
X THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of PHEBE BANKS, deceased,
And tow, July Sd, 1862, the Court grant rules on heirs
and all parties interested to accept .or refuse the said
estate at the valuation of the inquest, or to show cause
why the same should not be 501 d.,,, And the Court further
direct that notice of the said rules be givento CHABLE3
BaNKS, one of said beirß, by advertisements twice a
wet £ for two weeks in. one dally newspaper In the city of
Philadelphia, and twice in the Legal Intelligencer.
WM. 0. STEVENSON,
au26-tuth4t ! Clerk Orphans’. Court,
TI/TARBHAL’B SALE.—By virtue of
XVX a Writ ef Sale, by the Hon. JOHN OADWALA
DEB, Jndge of the District Courtof the United States,
In and for the Eastern Distriot of Pennsylvania, lh Admi
ralty, to me directed, will be sold at public sale, to the
highest and best bidder, for cash, at Derbyshire’s Store,
at No. 107 NOBTH WATEB-STBEET, on .WEDNES
DAY, September 3,1882, at 10 o’clook A. M., the resi
due ef the cargo of the steamer CUM BBIA, consisting
of Hardware, Nails, Enfield Bides, Drugs, Medicines,
Boots .and Shoes, Cartridges. Ao. Catalogues will be
iteued one day prior today of sale. - .■>■■■ ,
WILLIAM MILLWABD,
U. S. Marshal Eastern Distriot ofPenna.
Fsn.4DSLrBIA, August 22,1862. . . ,an 22-«
CANADA PEAf—5O bbla. Canada
Peas, of very choice quality, for sale by
' BHODES A WILLIAMS,
au2l 10? South WAXES Street
AMOSKEAG, “ o,’*
BENSALAER, “ A.”
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE PlNJEfet-I
SOUTH IN SECESSION-TIME.
BY BDMDNB EIRKB.
1 yol. 12mo. 310 pagetr*
but tiuthful picture of
the entire social syttcm of the South j describing ths do-
mestic Wo of the rich planters, iho small planters, end
tbe « white trash, 1 ’ and depicting actnal scenes on tbe
large and small plantation?.
Sbe following notice of l4 Among tbe Pines, s * is from
ThePhilade Iphia Press, a paper whose critical opinions
are regarded au high authority:
~u A./ 3r ®* Q a*kable book, in which the more striking
pbaees ot fcknilli Oaroliim lile am literally photographed.
The time of its incidents is the Ohriettnas of !860—ou the
eve of iectßbion. . The leading characters are a death
Carolina planter aud-hfe octoroon mistress, certain of his
slaves, a villainous Yankee overseer; u small planter and
bis wile, named‘BHrEies* who use their slaves well and
Piofit by it j a superior negro, called dcipio. and one
Ancy Johnson, a planter with- a heart io bia boaom,
who arts n aofuliy in the: narrative and winds up* the
story with a characteristic letter, to which ibere U ooiy
the ol jection that it exhibits a good deal of the bad
spelling- which has; spoiled our literature of late year a.
Mr. Birke, author of ibis' bo k. has livsd loDg in the
buuth ana dues not abuse jt,:but he exhibits life in
South Carolina as he knew it, aud we , can believe, what
we heard, that many of the characters h«re exhibited
aie reuL—that some ol them still live.»«Among the
Pines” baa been compared with ’*TJucle Tom’s OabiQ,”
but is of a higher quality, because Mrs. dtowe’s ro
mance is a iaocy eke'.ch—pfiwerfaiiy melo-draenitic, bat
ifitprob.*blfc—whereas: Mr. Kirke writes from actual
knowledge of the locality and hs people. The difference
between tbe two stories is tdmply the difference between
tiuth ecd fiction. Mr. Kirke’s *♦ Scipio” is a more ua.
lural character than v Uncle Torn,'* who mmt have been
very much of a bore in any boujvbald, with his wverdone
nligious pretence. The pursuit of Moye after he mur
dered Sam-—tbe negro’s funeral, with the black preacher’s
sermon—the Beene at the railway atatioa where honest
Andy Johnson first appsart—tbe incid* nts at the barbe
cu&--aiid the bmiai ot Julio, the slave, are soenes in
*« Among ite Pincft” which would* do credit to aov
wnter, which Mr* mm %nl a toot even have Imagined,
toy they are out ot the track of wotnatdy.faboy or expo
rienc^.' IQ Sh9 r |?tlie book is instinct with life, quick
with action, fuithfulxo character. Already, over 19,000
copic'B have been Bold, which is a great deal tor a book
by a new author. .
To meet iho large and increasing demand for this work,
THE TPJBUjNK has assumed its publication, and has
issued it, on the following terms
Stogie copies, in cloth, 75 cents; in paper covers, 50
(Single copies sent by mail, post-paid, on receipt of
Twonty-fivo copies, paper covers.. each.
One hundred copies, paper covers ..30c. each.
Ono thousand copies, paper covers..2Bc. each.
Oftßh on delivery.
THE TRIBUNE,
In order to place this hook in the hahds of every
company tf soldiers in active service and of every rea
der in the smaller country iowns , Tub Taintrwu will
send
6 copies for $2, postpaid—§l,so if by express.
10 copies for 84, post-paid—S3 00 if by express.
21 copies for 88, postpaid—B6.oo if by express.
an2Btte:&Wlt
WAR TELEGRAM MARRING
» » MAP OF VIRGINIA.
SIZE 26 BY 2S. PRICE 25 CENTS.
sold in allPerkcUcal and Book: Stores, also sent to any
address od. receipt of price. For particulars see adver
tisenunt in; Frank Leslie's Pictorial.
L. PRANG A CO., Pubiiehera, 109 Washington street,
Boston, Mats, * » , >»u23-lm
ft rpHE DAILY REPUBLICAN” will
iL be issued daily, until after the IOtH of October.
It will te tditf d by gentlemen of undoubted ability, and’
will advocate a war policy of the most decided character,
involving the entire removal of Slavery as the only means
of establishing a lasting peace. It will sustain the entire
“ Republican” Ticket, with AMOS BBIGG3, Baa., for
Mayor, with all its energy. *
Arrangements having been made for the publication
of tv: enty-five thousand copies daily, for gratuitous dis
tribmiin in the city dmin ?. the campaign, Advertisers
will find the “ Republican” the beatmedium of reaching
our. citizens,
If properly sustained, the il Republican” will be made
a peroianent and leading Journal.- Sabscripi'on* and ad
vertiiementß rtc»-ivtd b? T. B. PUGH,
> ;o. W. corner SIXTH and CUBdTHUT streets.
ft«28..6t. ’
A NOTBER I MR RuYED WAR
MAP.—A Map of the Middle and Southern States
op&h a Jaigd scale, showing ail the. Railroads, Ac,, the
Ba tle-fields, with the dates when fought, and other
vafuableinforroation. Price &1. ; _
. Also, a :fmh supply of Blunt’s Map of Eastern Vir
ginia, showing all the points of interest ; around Wash
ington and Richmond \ also the localities mar the Bapi
_dan, BappabaDbck, &c. Price 50 cents. For sale by
WIBBIAM 8. & ALFRED MARWfEtTv
au23 . 606 OBESTNUT Sireet, i
WANTS.
WANTED- AN ENTRY CLERK,
in a firsf-clasß Jobbing (House. The beat recom
mendations; will be required.> Address “Dry Goois,”
office of The Press. . ' au‘2B- tf
TYTANTED—A YouDg MaD, having a
■ ? V knowledge of the Eotail Hardware business.
Address HARDWARE, at -Pre&B office, statiug refo
rencee, age, <fcc., three days. , aa2B 3t#
WANTED— A Person of Business
telifiit end ex»erien«e, with a ,capital of from
tOO to §B, MO, to join the advertiser (either this or
next season) m tbe wholesale dry-gvods trade, already
established upon a i-ure basis. Oce from the country
preferred • ;Ajl commuDioaiiong held strictly confidential.
Address “Market street,” thlsciffice.V '.lt*
ATEACBER WANTED—To fill a
vacancy in the Badnor ; School District,. Dela
ware county,JPb. An examination of applicants will be
held at .the Radnor Friends* School House, (near Mor-
OormpjSttitiQu. on P. R. R.,) on.SATURDAY, tbe
SQtb of A.ngjuit'-.' Ttrme, $33 per month,-.
! By ordtr of Board >of Dirtctore:
6027:2 -.'.'.ILEWIS T. BROOKE, Socrotary,
a:n experienced travel.
JwA.. LING SALES MAN,, wed acquainted with Penn
sylvania oust) and short time buyers, would be willing to
negotiate with a good responsible party" to sell by
sample cloths, cassimeree, and men’s wear, or staple and
fancy dry goods. ' Address PHILO, office of The Press,
au26-3t*
WANTED— A P ARTNER IN THE
MO HOOQO MANUFACTURING BUSINESS,
with a capital of five or eight thousand dollar*. The
Money can be profitably invested, m the business has
been established for; a!,number of years. Tbe factory
now occupied, is complete, and every way suitable.
For particulars, apply'at southeast corner of- CAN AL
and FOURTH Streets, Sixteenth Ward: au26-st*
ITAL UAB L E PATE STS' NOW
V BEaDY-PaRTNER WANTED—Sure thing—
OBEAF—AUdresB or call on“ Patentee,” LambertviUe,
N. j:. au2l-7c* •
4j| Noyembtr lst to
lillil May .Ist,, a Furnished House within fire minutes*
walk of BHttiihouae Square. Rent not over one hundred
dollars pey. month. Address “Box 19kV 3 FO. au2B-3t y
g WAN TED—A LARGE B 0 U lE,
isHii.f ! uit&b!e for aßoardingHouse. Address 4 * Tenant,”
care of JOY, COE, & DO„ Philadelphia.. , au2S-3t
m\ part of a furnished
IM; HOUSE WANTED by a small family, in central
location- Address Box 1395. Post Office. ," ftu2i-tf
BOARDING.
QEVBRAL ROOMS YAGAST AT
kj No. 232 South FOURTH Street. . . an2S-6t
CIRCUL ATING LIBRARY
TXT BROTHERHEAB’S CIROU
fV » DATING LIBRARY.—AH the NEW English
ant! American Books, including ALL CLASSES of Lite,
ratnre. Thin la the OH LY Library in the country that
includes all the NEW ENGLISH BOOKS that arer.ol
BEPJRINTED here.
Terms 86 per year : 8 months 68; three months SI .60,
or 8 cents per day. 218 South EIGHTH street. jy7-2m*
FINANCIAL.
U. B.
FIVE TWENTIES;
08,
20-YEAR SIX PER GENT. BONDS,
PAYABLE AT THE OPTION OF THE GOYEBN
MENT APTEB FIYE YEABB. ]
I un lLstrsoted by the fIEOBKTAfiT Ol 1 THE
THKASTJBY to' receWe anbsoriptionß for Ihe aboYe
LOAN AT FAB.
THE INTEBEST TO OOMMHNOB FBOM DATE
OF DEPOSIT,
Thru avoiding the difficulty heretofore experienced by
requiring payment in GOLD of the interest from Slay
last
A foil supply ef these Bonds always on hand.
JAY COOKE.
BDBSOBIPTION AGENT,
114 SOUTH THIRD ST.
Jy29-tf
JAMES H. WALTON,
■WALTON & YOST,;
Tl BANKKBB, BBQKEBB,
-ASD : . .
OX NBBAI OOIiIiIOTOBB,
Ho. 26 BoothTIIIBD Street, Philadelphia.
BEFEBENOEB. „ .
Jay Cooke & Co.» Hon. James Bollock,
Janet, Sent, Santee, & Co., Hon. H. D. ’
Isberict, Black, * Co., Hon. A. H. Boeder,
0; MoKibbin & Son, Hon. 4-°* 1
E. P. Middleton &Bro„ Hon-.WarcenJ.Woodward.
Hon. Wm.WlUnt, y.L. Bradford, Esq.
: ao7-3m : ■?' • • -- -
M SCHULTZ & CO. have lemoyod
• to So. IS South THIBD Street, where they will
attend to the purchase and tale of Foreign and Domestic
Exchange, Gold and SHyer, Old Demand Hotet, and
,, anl-lm*
rttiARST.— l72 oases St. Julian Me
\J doe Claret ter aale by
OHABMtB B. OABBTAIES,
Ho. 12# ffilTO Street.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS*
VOKK AUTUMN
SAMUEL MoLIAN & Go*
39 AND 41 PARK. PLACE,
Hava now open, and are by each Bteamcr receiving ad
ditions of /. , ,
fanoy dress goods,
BLACK AND WHITE FEINTS,
BBOWN SHEETINGS,
BLACK AND COI.OBED ALA AC AS,
BLACK AND COLORED CO BURGS,
BLACK AND COtOBSD;DE LAINES,
MOURNING, PRINTED, AND WOVEN GOODS,
DKBKGKo. LAV ELLAS,
PLAIQ AND FANCY LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS,
To an examination and vnrchaße of which they reepeot
fully invite bus era.
SAMUEL McLean & Co..
39 AND 41 PARK PLACE,
aulB-32t* NEW YOBK.
M BS - j ( >HN DREW’S ARCH
-ixL street theatre.
Acting and Stage Manager......W. fl. FREDERICKS.
Bnßinr ss A pent ano Tri-anur-e ...TOS. D.MUHPHY.
, NEW SEASON AND NEW POLICY.
NEW FACES AND NEW FEi I'(/RES.
A GBAND STOCK COMPANY 5 '
Of capable and reliable Artists, engaged regardless of
, Durirg the fall and winter the choicest of the loading
Stare Laving bten itenrid, will appear in rapid succes
sion.
FIBST NIGHT OF THE SEASON,
SATGBDAY, August 30, 1862,
Will be presented Bniwer’s Comedy of:
• MOSEYS MONEY! .■ MONEY!
NOTE THE DISTRIBUTION
FlaraDcnglaß. Mrs. John Draw. 1
Lad) Freni M0;.'.......,.,......;..... Mrs. Jane Laws. 5
Georgenia Veßey, ..................MiasE. Price. •
Alll> (1 Kvrli n .Barron Hill. .
Sir John Ve5ey.................. ..Mr. Albert Branieyv
Grates. ~ i .'Trank Drew,
Lord Glounoffijsjjisj,tYauk Lawler. -
Sir Fredei ich 810nnt..... .i / 1 ..., i...... <~ST r. Ringgold-
Oapt. Dnilley 5m00th............ Mr. Craig.
A NEW NATIONAL OVESi'UiIH,
By 0. Dod worth and Orchestra.
-To cor elude with
A LOAN OF A LOVER. ' :
Gertrude, with soDge "......Mrs. C. Hanrt.
PeterSpybe.....Fraok Drew.'
On Monday, first night of the charming aud accom
plished American Comedian. : •
> - mibs Maggie mitohill,
Why will appear *in her world-renownod character of
Fanchou.” • ' •
Dress Circ1e....... . ........ .37* cents.
PttTqnet..; .................... ... .60t
I'bniily Uircle..., ......................,.25' «
Private Boxes ............... ......... 85 abd,S3 eacßi
Single BeHta i D Orchestra and Private 80xe5....75 cents.
Box Offioe open frcn) lu A IT. l.> 3 P.M. : '
No t-xtra clwrgz fcr' secured seats.
A NKGU-NCEMENT CARD—WAL
.XI NOT-STBEET THBATBE.
Sole 1eecee...,.,.,...., Mrs. M. A GAKP.E CT3O S.
Stage aUnags-r Hr. j. p. PKIOH.
. Opeiiii.3 Ni&bi of tbs Season of 1882 and 1863, .
SATDKDAY EVENING, August 30, 1802.
First bight of tbo eminent Artist,.
~MK. K. i. JOAViCHPOST,
Who appears as
Now-York.
Pyihiap, (hla first appearance in this city). .E. L. Tilton.
Tbe Company hai3 >eeu augmented by the engagement >
of several fii st- class artists, while the old favorites have .
all been i etainel The list, of Company, with names, in
future advertisements. The prices remain the sarneaef
heretofore. The alterations and decorations will add'to
the beauty of the building and the comforts cf the audi
ence, while the engagements with ST AR3 already com
pleted cannot but meet w:th the support of '
_ TEE PHILADELPHIA PUBLIC.
HSf See to* morrow** papers; *
It ' JOHN T. DONNBLLT, Business Agent;
T A DIES’ FAIR FOR THE BENE
JLI FIT OF THE SICK AND WOUNDED SO&-
DIEKS at tba Hell, uortbeaat corner of SPSiING GAB
DEN and NINTH Streets, to be open all week front
MONDAY, the 25th inst. The tickets arc placed at tha
low price of 6 cents. Let the patriotic come forward and
assißfc the noble defenders of our country’s flag in this
their hour of suffering and distress, au23.6s* t
Pennsylvania academy off
THE FINE ARTS, .
1025 CHESTNUT STREET,
Is open airily (Sundays excepted),from 9 A. M. till B
P. M. Admission 2S cents. Children half srioe.
Shares of Stock, SSO. jy,
Grocery fixtures, &e., of
f nperior aufillty.Efor sale at Dasot,
BIYENTH, above Thompson street.
en2g-st*. ; : NATHAN W. ELLIS.
fm .TO LET—& four-story - STORE "
Siifl. and WaBBROOMS,; No. 236 CHURCH Alley,
having side entrance, with hoisting machine and every
convenience. . r . . It#
TO-RENT—The FIRST FLOOR
S 3, and BASEMENT, No. 21 STRAWBERRY Street.
Bent $2OO. >' ■ x t *
TO TRIMMING . MANUFACTU
RERS-fob SALE, VERY CHEAP—Power
Looms, Band Looms, Cord Wheels, Spooling Machines,
Crimping Machines. Swivels, Spools, .and everything
corrected with the manufacture of Tiiamiluga; 34 S >mh
TBIfeD Street, (up stairs )' ao2T-2t#
H HOUSE ANDFUBNITURE FOB
Bpi. SALE —Elegant Brown Stone Houeo and hand
some) Furniture,' Walnut street, between SeToateeath
and Eighteenth etreets. . Apply to
O. H. MHERHEID,
203 South SIXTH Street.
a0261m .
FOR SALE— The two three-story
brick HOUSES, went side of BREAD Street, north
of Arch, N 05.106 and 108, with the two dwellings in t'ns
rear,--.!' ---v -
Also, the three-story brick DWELLING, No, ! 811
CBOWN Street. ...
Also, OOXTAGE and LOT, on east side of WILLI A St,*
.or TBIBTY-NINTH Street, West.Phiiadelnhia, above
Market street, with the modern Improvements
. Apply to . ; B. A: BUTCHSLL, -
sn2s 6t* - -134 South THIRD St.eet, Phil*. -
m FOR SALE—A beautiful GOT
alia. TAGE, and six acrea or Ground, in the interior ot
Pennsylvania, desirably situated and arranged for an
academy or fir;st*c?aas school, near a thriving village,
and in a healthy location. \
Also, a desirabis DWELLING and Lot, in New Bloom
field, Perry coebty, Penna. •
Also, a large number of cottages, lota/and other pro*
pertief, forAale oi* exchange.
B. F. GLENN, 123 South PODBTH „
au!B and S.'W. cor. SEVENTEENTH.and GREEN.
JK EOS SALE.—A desirable Farm^
“■“» containing 127 acres, two miles from Railroad Stsi-
Boh, twenty miles from the city, in Montgomery connty.
Also, a fine Barm, 74 acres, five minutes wait from Rail
road Station, and near Steamboat Landing, 16 miles
above the city. Also, a numbtr of. fine Fruit Farms, in
the Stabs of Delaware and .Maryland, on the most ac
commodating terms. Apply to . E. PETTIT,'
a«l6 No. 309 WALNUT Street.
TO LET—The eligible STOKE
Kiland FIXTURES, 432 CHESTNUT Street, next to
new' post office. 1
REMOVAL.
The GUN and FISHING TACKLE Store will be re
moved to4lfi CHESTNUT Street, SEPTEMBER Ist.
Inquire of 'PHILIP WILSON & CO.,
jy2B-tf 432 CHESTNUT Street
TO DISTILLERS.
The DISTILLERY known as the
“PUCENIX”
and .formerly, owned and occupied by SAML. SMYTH,
Esq., aitnated on TWENTY-THIRD, bt tween BACH
and VINE Streets, Philadelphia, Capacity 600 bushel*
per day, is now offered for sale oh reasonable and accom
modating ieirus. Is in good ruaning order, and has aB
the modem improvements. An Artesian well on the pro*
raises furbishes an unfailing supply of good, pare water*
Addreßß Z. LOOKK & Oo , No 1010 MAEKSI!
Street, Philadelphia., f*22 fttf
EXCURSION TO
'—LONG IS BAN OH VIA GASI.
MIN ASI) ATLANSIQ BAfLROAD.
A Special Train will leave Vme-Bfcr<*et Ferry at 6.45
A M. for Long Branch, stopping at Haddonficld, White
Horse and Long-a coming.
Fare to Hong Branch and return, $2. . ■
Excursionists have the privilege of remaining at Long
Branch until Monday afternoon.
N B —On and after Monday next September ls% a
regular train for Long Branch will leave Vine-8 *eet
Ferry at 7.30 A. M., daily, Sunday excepted. auiS-3t
JSSlUfann}'-'' CAMDEN AND AT
DANTIO BAIL BO AD.
CiIANUK OF HOCBS.—On and after MONDAY,
Sept. lßt, 1862,. \
Mail Train leaves Vine-street Ferry at 7.30 A. M.
Express “ « ~« 345 P.M.
Accommodation train, for Absecom only, 4.45 P. 51.
Betorning, leaves Atlantic—Mail, A P. M.; Erproas,
6.05 A.M. '
Accommodation leaves, Absecom at 3 45 A. M.
Passengers for Deng Branch and-Intermediate sta
tions will tahe tbo 7.30 A. M. train.
»028-3 t JOHN 6. BRYANT, Agent.
NOTICE.—NORTH
eSSsBIHBsSi PENNSYLVANIA BAID-
BOAD. ' . ■ ■
BEMOYAD OF PASSSNGEE DEPOT
from FRONT and WIDDOW Streets to
THE NEW DEPOT, ■
THIBD BTBEET, ABOVE THOMPSON STREET.
On and after MONDAY; September let, 1562, the Pag*
eeneer Trains on thiß road wiil leave
THE NEW DiliP IT,
TBIBD BTBEET, ABOVE THOMPSON STBEET.
instead of FRONT and WILLO W Streets, as at present
All Trains will stop at BEBKS StreeVas usual.
White Oars of Third-Street Sine run
directly to the new Depot. EHiIB GDABK,
an2o-12t : , Agent.
GBFICE of THE PHILADELPHIA
and BEADING BAIDROAB COMPANY.
, » iPHiLA»«i,pHia, June 28, 1881.
The BATES or FREIGHT and TODDS on ANTHRA
CITE OOAD trsnsported hy this Oompany will be as loi—
OWB daring the month of AUGUST,-1862;
THOHAB W. YOST.
Port Oarhon.
Mount Carbon
Schoylklll. Haven...........
Anburn..
Port Clinton...
• On and after BEPTSMBEB RlBB2, the rates wfll tw
si follows.: . • -
Port Carbon. ®l's
Mount Carbon. *•“ I S
3choylkfil Haven............ Jj® J-5?
Port OUnton. 196 x ‘ w
° f Secrrtacy.
T ADIE9 TAKE THEIR CHILDREN
| JfftrHAlß-OOTTINGtoGUIKKDNST’S,FOURTH,
and BRANCH. »uS7-tt«
IMPORT.
BRITISH HOODS.
amusements.
expense.
PKIOES OF ADMISSION.
DAMON.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
EXCURSIONS.
On SATURDAY, August 30th, 1862.
Toßiohm’d. ToPhilada.
*1.98 *1.68
1.97 1.87
1.90 1.80
1.80 150
1.75 1.4*
To Biohm’d.
ToPhSada.