The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, June 03, 1863, Image 3

Great Cities of the World.
To the Wier of The Pre4B:
Sin It is intpresting to notice that the great ci
ties of the world;iin all ages, are found inland, like
Philadelphia, and not on great ocean harbors. The
following are a few examples Alexandria, Amster
dam, Antwerp, Ave, Bankok, Berlin, Brussels, Ca
diz, Calcutta, Canton, Damascus, The Hague, Jerul
salern, Lisbon, Liverpool; London, Mexico, Mon
treal, Moscow, Nankin, New Orleans, Oporto, Paris,
"Pekin, Quebec, Rangoon, Rome, Rotterdam, Rouen,
ISt. Petersburg, Stockholm, &c. The fact is both in
teresting and curious. Who will explain it I
I am, respectfully yours,
Philadelphia, June 2, 1863
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,
- UP TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
Glrard--Chestnut s
:Biro li W Bar', Baltimore
S 0 Wyman; Baltimore
R Kirkland, Baltimore
L fleekell;'Bogor,
W Thompeori, Pa
, clias Culver. $
Cooper, New Jersey
John Dungan, New York
'CAI Hogan. Now York
Chas 11 White, New York
II Mkboll & fa, New York
:James Bowers. Wash, o C
W Green & Son, New York
B Illosely Ei la, Boston
.0 Di ei eel OD, Warren. obi°
A Smith. Warren, Ohio
'rhos saunders New York
:Rohl Wilson, Baltimore"- - ''
W Stackhouse,_Baltimore
G Scofield, New York
ra Templln, Harrisburg
Cablellock Island
ISM Lain, Allegheny city
.J L Boggs, Perth Amboy
,A McAfee, Harrisburg
BLP oChltout & wf,
twa'rtiry, Cincinnati
LWWallsm
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Capt 0 H Fro-Ilb, Pi
111r11, Mrs:ll,B LEMEIELti, Pa
:1 H DeLeon; Louisville
13 11 Attrar, Dew York
W Gardner & la, Cin, 0
Alma .1W Wall, N ew Jersey
P Phelps, Columbus
liOr C Var. Clear, New York
Jim M Butler, Nosy York
"Juo W Cumberland
'Bon J Y Jeffries,- lowa
•Cul Delany
Continental—Ninth
.A.Busehbeck
L Keen
.J . 13 Melltdon. Penna. '
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A Si ninon, Pen na
iS Durfe'e. Pittsburg
DerbY.',Hashville .
H Hack; Pittsburg
.1' A Redfield.
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H A Fonda, Williamsport
W Donigan,'Nashville
A George; Breton
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`BN Foray, .Baltirnore
J Cassidy, Cincinnati
Mrs Robinson,-Lancaster
Miss litistell,,Lancaste
C Breton':Alexander,
• 13 N.Goddard,Worcestar
3 B 'Reynolds, Danville.
B Et Southgate,'Kentuaky
L (herbalist., Covington, lEy
Mrs Aspinwall Penna
- .Miss Aspinwall, Penna
-J D Condit& la, New Jerrei .
-^T P Brady .4 a, hew Jersey
C H Gilbert & la,Partlana
Mrs F B Carlton & 2 ch, NY
Miss .1 ()ammo, New York ;
McCoy, New 'York
W NHoyt, Boston
• G.S Walsh, 'New York
J klrlay; Jr, , New York
J H Bona, New York
W H H Clark - & la Del
• C R. Darling & in, Boston
. John F Lona. Lancaster
. B E Lewis. West Cheater
Xdw Starr kla, _Chicago
• Cbas P Wasner, , St Louis
B. Cabb, Illinois
Mrs Tomsen; New Jersey
Miss Holcombe,' N J
Miss A Holcombe. N J
A NV Spen - cer, Boiton
.3? F Fittl...-33averhtu.
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B Cluffaiaverhill
A A Colter, Cincimaati. 0-
T 1 Briggs St la.. N Y
P C Oakley, N
J H Scranton, Scranton: Pa
-Col H. Leonard Si wf, 13 S. A
B o,alwkr, Pittsburg
Cornier; Pittsburg
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'N'ir II Bailey. Nosy York
J Gardner, New York
"VV L O'Brien, Baltimore
W W Wits lit, Virginia
- B B Hooker, Hartford
• Thrt.New York
F A Hill .Washington
T Bleck, Jr New Jersey
.J W Black, Jersey.
.1 B Pareons, TroY,B Y
BBia,Lebard, Boston
0 B HMO) & w, York, Pa
-J 8 Hagerty, Baltimore
C Robinson, Baltimore
Mr & Dire Hamm, Maryr d
• Porter. Conn-
J Colby, Now York
Anierican—Chestnut
Henderson.. New York
.J K BiVe3 er,_Jersey City
D Smilbers, Delaware
..Jae Sherman, New York
Johrrlt White. Maryland
C Delong, Washington
Nat Aing, Huntingdo'n
-John C Janes, Penns
'nos J Jones, New York
D L Coyle. blercerebrirg
, Geo C.Penneman
Eoliasiberger. York
S Datineville, Delaware
•G A Ford, Elaryland
W Wilson, & la, Deana
'W Calvert. Jersey Shore
aterolannits 7 —Eourt
M Kinkead. Turtle Crilek
M Kinkead, Pittsburg
:J Stern, Baltimore •
J IlicKeacy. Baltimore
.J LTorin:on, Harrisburg
Shell abi'i..Pittsburg
W , Ten Donna
Sta Louis
.Jas Leslie, Cincinnati
KCi Supper. Jobnstown,Pa
Chas lliosagbt, Johnstown
F Dar& la, Pittsburg
-lonia Black, Altoona, Pa
.D McConville;Stmibencille
J-Kramer. Allentown
11 Bary, Lancaster. Pa
.MAdmits, Cincinnati
- C C Suittlf, Alloghen_y, Pa
Fitas,.Aliegbeny.Fa
C Bairn:mini. St Lone '
11. Di Todd& la. Boston
B Long, € Ana
4Goo W Cut ter, Nova Scotia
a' Larkins; I 3 8 A .1
•Wro Bap*, rentiat-,,
SC.Lonlip—Cheatiant
Vaisanti; 4-8 N
Hilbrer, Pi ow York
j , Donty, - EThainokin
.18 Bittenbender, ',Shamokin
J Hoek-Ins. wapkee
Mr Sc , NroWbirtorL& child, -
Londen
.3 Johnson; New York
P, Brown, Whealing, Va
ID Migorien, Tort Carbon
...John NV Lewis. II 13 N
The.Unlion'—.daroli
qee,"(3ordon, - Pa -
i)3 Boblisou Se.tyf
:S F 'Wets •
tO 6 Phelps; N York
.J Sle'vene, - .Liew To. k
:Johnll Snyder, btoyestowic
.13 0 licnety; Ohio
,hirs Mallery; Ohio
111 Leon; Cincinnati, 0
iF MeGear, New Jewey •
.Jiielah sbo, Laacanter co
”C, Holmrich, Ohio
Beecher, ,Pottitown
Barley Sheaf—Seco
Mrs C'Swingle.'iWayne co
',Mrs E 'Mai nes, 'Way lie co
351 re J•Corles, Wayne co
Lt C D Mahan, 'Wayne
BE Swingle, Wayne co
W Wilcox. Montgomery
A J Sbiolds, Montgomery
H Pearson,-Bnclre co
E Parry, Attleboro
M Rich. Buckingham
.0 Kirkbride, Attleboro
D Harvey; Doylestown
IS Holcomb. 'Bunks
BE Pennon & la, Middletwn
S Snyder;Bartaville
M Kole 'Jenkintown
"NationSlL4Ltsee at
Theo Burnet, •Wilkesbarre
..Tos Whibilier, Mt CAase.
,A.L Keith
J Rothchild, Win'ioport
R Uhildff, Wm:sport
Campbell,PCllntonvllle
P Band,,rennsYltenle
DPlCrebS,'2ington
P T Btandlinger. Penns ..
Geo W BrowerJ.Ashland -
A Johnston, Selettylklato
A W Shaer, Lancaster co
Cumberland
%tate* , llnion—Sixth
T Denner, Penna
J S Berkarresser, Penna
S Gilliland, New Yqk
F H Gilmer , New 'York -
E Watson, Milford, Del
H Stover, Milfard,,Del
/A Devine.", Easton
decati Futon'.
Win Davis, Hasten.
31 Walker, yv ihnington,bei
B F Moore,Wilmington, , Del
Morton Glover,Selinewrnye
Commercial—Sixth It
SY WilFon,. Ifewark, 4131
Pretz, Port Royal, ()
.A L 3 ens, Maryland
rllowton Boston.
J Jones. Post Deposit
W Stotts. Bloody 'Run
6 Stotte r 6loody Run
0 Bleb weds, Pottstown
Allen Node, Chester. co .;
Black Bear--Third
Levi Stoltz, ,Bucks co, Pa
Albert - 11111er, ScWI Haven.
Axel R',Tamen,CoOPersburi
Cnopersburg
Brendel & lady,Belh'ral
Scboemeker, Allentown
A Wei& nharn mer, Barks co
A. Blackman, Pu
Jno 8 Cornell. Fearte r y ille
'W Berth, Peunsturg
W. Berner, l'ilknebure
Bald Eagle—Third Si
4131•11 Mart, iierke.co. Pa
Mrs liessher." - Siontg co. Pa
'Era Geary, Moran co, Pa
Bias Geary. alontg co, Pa
TaleershouroPenna
Mrs Satiffman, ,Allantawn
-Eamt-Katfrman, Bath, an
John L Griner. tab co, Pa
O M Riche,'Mitlersbarg
2Dayld Slatingtaa
IkladiNon—SecOnd
H '
tir El Dill, Delaware
L Griffith & la, Delaware
D Harold. Philadelphia .
Gleser, Dover, Del
.Jae B Ferguson & v. N J
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR: SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT IS 7.TIE
(best remedy for sores in the_known world.
ONE-PHICE - CLOTHING, -OF THE LATEST
"STYLER, made in the Beet Manner, expressly for RETAIL
'MALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked hiPlain Pi
gmies. All Goods made to Order warranted satisfactory.
'Our Oxp--Pnicx SYSTEM is strictly adhered to. All are
'thereby treated alike. -
delny JONES & CO., 60411AMPT Street.
THIRTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE OF AN 'OLD
21uuss. — Mrs. Winelow'e Soothing Syrnp is the preecri.p
tion of orie,Of the beat female physicians and nurses in
the United . States, and has been used for - thirty leave
rxith never-failing safety and success by millions of mo
thers and. o,lldren, from the feeble infant of one week
old to the adult.
It corrects acidity or the stomach.
. Believes wind colic. — .
Regulates the bowele."
And gives rest, health, And comfort to mother and
child. 26 cents a bottle. m2212-lm
A JAIDSWIRBIBR MELODY. •
.
''Twas a night in the dog aa*B, ;
And all through the house -+ ' •
Night prowlers were stirring -
Fleas, bedbugs, and mouse.
The children, uneasy,
Squirmed, this way and that .
The bedbugs preferred them '
Because they,were fat. =
But'at dawn, on each insect
`.l l yon'..o death powder fell;
AMI ELe rats'and the mice too
Succumbed to his Pill. 4 1 .
Lyons PoWdat will kill all insects. - Lyon%
Pills are sere death nits M111;1)2108. . SoldeiVirywhese
ISYSI - nt . • ~.i pousw, !AU/W.42W" I Nt'
• 11 • gm
rein. below Ninth.
Alai G Bard well, N J -
Dr Harry Lee, New York
L Geiger, lindsort. Y
T T Wieman„ Harrisburg
itLMay, Reading
John T Pratt, New York
James S Pratt, New York
Mrs C Sweeny & fa .ireland
Dr J G Morgan, Chest dill
Dr Schley & la, Maryland
Mrs Haaver,,Mary land
Col 0 E Trail, Maryland
T E Penning &la, Balt
J P Strode, Ales , Achusetts
W H Witte, Linden
W bpeel, Bainbridge
Henry T Spool, Bainbridge
W C linflington, Maryland
Dr W Cnyler, U S
IS A Whitney,'Now Jersey
Geo Shock & la, Wash
Dr W B Brown, Pa •
Mrs It V Bennet, Pa
Kiss H C Bennet. Pa;
H Wirt & wf, Hanover, Pa
Jae E Greiner & wf. Pa
Et S , Morton, Maryland
Hon T Jones Yorke, N J
0 Wheeler, Reading -
E Willis. Boston.
John D Skilte, Lancaster
P Henderson, New York
Jas &Warman, New York
D PrGemmvill, .Tr, Del
Chrs Culver, U S N
D Alexander, Oslo
Boote, England
John Burgess. =New York
L Spencer, New Jersey
Geo a Roberts, New York
nd Chestnut. etreetit
W H Alexander, Del
J B Henry, Delaware
N Da Barry, Harrisburg -
I Mrs Humphreys, Tenn
Herr
R H Combs, Bordentown
PD Luther. Pottsville
.3 T Clark. New York -
Capt . ]) B Ridgely, U S N
W M Vermiley. New York
Mrs Burr, New York
Mrs Scott, New York - .
Lamb -- Boston
J S Renshaw & la, Mass
Mrs W Dauloth, M
A MotiitffS' & w. r Wash ass
.Tl 3 Mehr ffy, Washlngton
Mr & Mrs C H-Dredemeyer
Bee Gen Heintzelman & son
W kMitchell,Brooklyn
0-M
C IL Seaver'', Chicago
0 H Parsons, Hartford
P. 13 Fay, Mass
E Cutter, Boston
Mrs A E Jotter, Do-ton
Sims W A muith, liew York
C Washburn. Easton
W FL Acker, Cincinnati
H Eckor. Cin<ionati
W Tolland. Baltimore
H C Laughlin
T G Cattvel & la. New York
a a Wilmerding & la, NY
Fritz, Bethlehem
It & wf, It I
John Belt, NeW York
S 111 Make & la
H Veazi.y, Connecticut
Kerkman, 'Nashville
H D White New HavenW
W White, New York
M Gordon, Roston
M Mackie, New York •
A Lawrence & wf, Boston
AiraM A Mattson. Boston
I) Ai Eastwood. N J
A Smith & la, Clucin, 0
J Hunter, New York
Capt Parker, U S N
W HGreserson, New York
H Esch, New York
C 11 Palmer. Michigan
L B Loder. New York
fidDickerman. N Haven
Hon D W Gooch & ch, Mass
W Copeland, Mass
W H Scott, New Yo k
J B Smith, New York
Meier E Gratz
B J 'Murat en, Keutncky
0 W De Long, Cincinnati
T Nelson. Scotland
G Autenzietth New York
Com R N Btembel, U S
Mrs Stembel
E*A. Howell, Tr S N
L E Vassal°, U S N
J T Vandrnhof w, N Y
street, above - Fifth.
J D Mason, Baltimore
Jac Meyer, maryland
S Yorks ' Jr, & Danville
W Yorks. Danville
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G=J Pry Sr wf, Tamaqua
Mrs A. M Ludwig, Or wigsb'g
M Himmelreich, Ba.timere
W E Crisp. Maryland
J Harvey, Del, co, Pa
W K Slocum
J J Speed
II Wolcott, Delaware
W Barrington, Del
S W Denney Sr la,-Del
G W Willin, Delaware
C DI Cullen, Delaware
street. below Arch.
C S Drake, U S A
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Samuel Delave. Baltimore
Geo K Bard, Lancaster, Pa
J J Bierecker, Adams co, Pa
L Isaacs. St Lords
J Fisher, Baltimore
Win 1 1 .1bRride. Chime asyillo
G Eyster, Chambersbarg
L F Dillaway, Troy. Ohio
John Welsh & wf, York, Pa
Bdw L Brodhead, Del
Sohn W Clement, Boston
S Cornelison. Kingston, Pa
Skeer & wf. Psalm
Miss Perry, Wilkesbarre
J N Goff. Connecticut
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Wm A Ripley, N
13 Ewing, Hartstowa
Miss swing..Harktown
Mrs Diehard, Penes,
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J R Adams., Huntingdon Co
R Mc Surney, Huntingd'n co
Geo Sackeon, Huntingd'noo
T Moore, Shippensburg
G B Pease, Springfield
-street s above
,
James Thontrison "
D Lemison, Donaldson, Pa
J L tiarmon, Albany, N Y
B Mille, Jersey City ,
J . A Pope . , Norwiuh Conn
Jne Smith, Lumbarville '
W P Hammond, -Yew-York
R D Smith, Conn - .
N Cone, New York
JP Dorland, Chesteico
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reet, albove Third.
Updegraff, Maryland
D J Hummel, Peoria
E Q. Sylvester & wf, Mass
Miss Salmond, Mass
S S Fleming, Virginia
Mrs J D Clawson & oh, N.J
Mrs Clawson, 'New Jersey
Geo Brown, Tamaqua
L W Bosbystrell, - Pottsville
B T Bald erman,,Penna
John h Cook, laage , stown'
E Culbertson, Chambersb'g
d St., below Vine. •
A Donahower. Warminster
A H Knight, Feasterville
B S Rich, Buckinahain
F Kieween, Bucks co
C Stnkart, Warminster
Divid Jarrett. Horsham
T Atkinsp, - Bucks co
Moses Comfort - Busks co
W Davidson Cheltenhama
S Groff; Chellenham
ifulfaitee, NOW Hope
L K Flits, Doylestown
Deo Henry, Hammonton
H Whiting, Fauna
John Davis; Northampton
eet. above Third.
Henry Bechtold. 1111 Joy
J M Harley. Bucks co
J H Hoover & sq, Ashland
DJ Boger, Middleburg
A lit Rapert,Tenasylvania
S Weirick, Middleburg
F Rentschler, Penile
Miss Rupert, Bloomsbnrg
Jos Blew's. Allentown
J Allentown
J C 'ffood,•Philadelphia
W K Rhoadk;.Philadelphis
and Market Streets.
Joe Hagerty, Penna
Thos Dale, Centre co, Pa
C Dale, Centre co, Pa
W M Reynold; Maryland
E A Gibbons, Allentown
D Cary. Selinsgrove
J W Hilton
Dr J Greif, Alexand r a, Va
W Ly num, ,Dele,waM
H Mullen; Penna
W Swartz: Pinegrove, Pa
E A Yarnell, Chester co,Pa
reef, ' above Chestnut.
J C Brown, Doylestwon
Showalter, Chester co,
Mrs Showalter, Chester co
Miss.Sho waiter. Chester no
G J Kirk, Lancaster co, Pa
A. .3 . RaSsoll, Chester co
T White & la, Chester co
J P Osmond, Chester, co
t., above Callowbill.
D H Schweyer, Pa
Jacob• Wilson & lady, N
H D.Hetlor. Orwigsbarg
E D, Heller; Orwigsbnrg
Master. D Heller, Orwigsb'g
as Harper, Jenkintown
ECTOmlinson & l'y, Byberry
• Tbos Murplky,. Reading
B A Ohm,' Fredensbarg '
B.Erdrnattoillillerstown
Geo H•Kahler, Easton, ra•
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It., above CallOwhill
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Miss Stoiay, Phoenixville
Solomon'Hagar, Lane co,Pit,
Joe Serra:as, Carbon
W Getz, Carbon co, Pa
H Neal, Dinielsvillo
Henry Taltershour, Pa
D Mines. Centre en
E 7.iehecb Road) nif
John Brickley, Centre co
eeticabbove Market.
Airs Clement, New Jersey
J W Brown, Bethlehem
A La Bar, Shawnee, Pa
D,W Cadwallader, Va
141cCossey, Delaware
John Thomas, Cape May
THE NEW YORK SCHOOLMASTERS.
BY TIM BAUD OF TowEß4Kra..
On the island of Manhattan,
Where the pigs all squeak in Latin,
And the turkke which they fatten
For the httchen,
Have the best of education,
And all sorts of information
Are quite rich in;'
Where the peop7e of all classes -
Lick up learning like molasses.
And each chimney-sweep surpasses
Athletics,
Or that most profound of sages
W ho the little imps encages
In a bottle
Oa that isle for learning glorious,
Hark! the teachers are uproarious.;.
How they rage like noisy b yroas,
While they utter
Much complaint because their payment
Does not furnish them with raiment.
Bread and batter!
Oh, how different the case is
In our Pennsylvania places,
Where the intellectual graces
Thrive and fatten;
.Lll,dur teachers here are paid well,
And at Tower Hall arrayed well;
Fie I Manhattan
Our stock of, Ready-made olothing is the largest and
boa assorted a, Philadelphia. We have goods of every
style, size, and enalitY r all, can be salted, at prices
much below present values, TOWS& HALL,
518 IIaREET Street,
BENNEIT Sr CO.
KERR'S
Fara'Eddaa CHINA and GLASS establiamiint. CHINA
HALL.
520 CHESTNUT Street,
opposite Independence Hill, Philadelphia.
Hotels, Restaurants, and'Shipping Supplied..
N. B.—CHINA DEUOR.ATEB. to order; also, Initials
end Crests elegantly engraved on TABLE GLASS and
CHINA;
Orders by mail promptly attended. to. myl6-lm
MARRIF3D_
WHITE-'-HILMORE.—At the Commercial Hotel, Phi
ladelphia,. on the 2d inst., by Rev. Samuel Durboro ;ft,
Rector of the Church of the Evangelists, Mr. John T.
White to Miss Lizzie Gilmofit, both of Chester county.
Chester county papers will please COPY.
WOO D.,-HORTER.-0 n jan. 16. 1863, by Mayor Henry,
S. H. Wood, Jr., and Miss C. Horter, all of Haddon
field, N. J. *
YEAGER--REMLEAR.—On - the 29th of May. by the
Rev. T. H. Stockton. Mr. Henry C. Yeager, of Washing
ton, D. C., to Miss Elizabeth Remlear, of this city. *
PLUCK—GARTON.—On the 14th ult., in Jersey City,
by Rey. RiVanhorne.Charles Pluck, Jr., and Miss Sallie
Garton, loth formerly of Philadelphia.
mi.p.l:,_
LEIBFREID.--On June 21,in hie 26th year, at the 0111-
cere.Bospital, Camac Woods, Captain Jacob Leibfreid,
of CO. G, 73d P. V., from wounds received. at Chancellor
y e, May 2d, 1363.
The relatives and friends of the familyare respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his
brother,-Fred. Leibfreid, 1410 South Fifth street, Thurs
day, 3 o'clock P. M. - -. "- - -
RUNDLET.—At the residence of N. Parker Shortridge,
Lower Merion township, on Tuesday, the 2d.inst. ,Loutsa
C. Bundler, niece of Isaac S. Williams.
Due notice will be given of. the funeral. . -*
JON on the 23d of May, in an engagement
near Newbern. N. C. Colonel John Richter Jones, 13th
Regiment Po. Vols., the 60th year of his age.
The male relatives and. friends, and officers of the
-Army and Navy and Volunteer Corps, are invited to
meet at Independence Hall, _on Wednesday, Jane 3d, at
3 o'clock P.• M., precisely. The interment will take
place at the Roxborough Baptist Church, at about 6l
o'clock P. iff. es
. . .
SNYDER. --On the Ist. instant, Mary Ann Snyder,
widow of. David Snyder, Sr.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral, from the residence of her son. John
0 Heifer, S. E. corner of Thirty-third street and Powel
ton avenue, West Philadelphia, at 9 o'clock on Wednes
da y morning, June 3d. 5 *
TROUTMAN —On Saturday, 30th. ult., Henry C.
Troutman. aged 00 years:
His friends are invited to his funeral, from the resi
dence of his-brother-in-law, D W. C. Moore. No. 804
North Eighth street, above Brown, this (Wednesday)
morning, 3d inst., at 10 o'clock. **
CARN.—On the lst inst., James Carr, eon of James and
Elizabeth Carr, aged 19 years and 4 months..
FERAL—On ;the let inst., Mr. John J. Fenai, aged 41
years..
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HENDERSON.—On the Ist inst., Mrs. Marglret, wife
Of David Henderson, aged 72 years.
LAUGHLIN. —On theist inst., E. M. Laughlin, in the
36th year of his age.
B LACK BAYAPE RE B ARE GES.-
Black silk and wool Bayadere Bareges at 25, 28,
and 81.1 i cents. --
Black Bat zorines, 123&. and 15 cents.
Black Bareges, 22 to 37% cents.
.Black Crape Marets, 87X to 50 cents.
Black Bffrefle Shawls and Points.
Black India Senshews and Sarsnets for linings.
Black Marcelines and Lustrenes for linings.
Black 8-4 wide Baregos and Harm Romani.
Black and colored. Grenadine Veils, &c.
Just received by -
BESSON & SON. Mourning Store,
je2 No: 918 CHESTNUT Street.
FE BLANKETS LOW.
Ice Wrapping and Rugs.
6 4 Tarletons for Mirrors.
EIRE & LATITDELL,
FOURTH and ARCH,
3,000 1 -7 A.ct A., N R S DS FAST-COLORED
Fine Rich Oigandies.
Summer Mourning Goods.
Sea-shore New Shawls .
EYRE & LG.NDELL,
FOURTH & ARCH Streets
•
••ma—DAILY UNION PDAYE.R.-DIER.T.-
-
lield from 12 61 o'clock, in - the Hall of the
Commonwealth Building,, CRESITTUT Street, between
Sixth and Seventh. Philadelphia. All who can make it
convenient to attend are invited to be pre.ent. The
friends of those who have entered the army are invited
to attend. Prayer is daily offered for the soldiers and
their families. -GEORGE FL STUART,
THOMAS 'TOLMAN,
PETER E. SIMONS,
• • A. MARTIN;
je3•6ts • • Committee.
HEADQUARTERS HOME GUARD,
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, June 2, 1863.
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[Special Order No, -9. .
The announcement of the death of Colonel JOHN
RICHTER JONES, of the 58th Regiment Pennsylvania.
Volunteers, in action recently, - in - the Department of
North-Cerolina, cornea to ns as one of the saddening
realities - of destructive war.; :,,.-:,.,
. . .
Born of Revolutionary;stoelt, and eduCatedin this city.-
baying been graduated at the :Unircrsicv--01—PerdraYlva
nia with high honors, and admitted to *bar in the year
1827, Colonel 'Jones became a successful. advocate in.our
varienticourhs, and continued in fttll:pratticelill the year,
18:.13,.when he was appointed an Associate Judge of the
Court of Common Pleas of the city and county of Phila
delphia. whose duties he performed creditably to him
self, and with satisfaction to his fellow-citlzens, until
the year 1847, when his term of office ended:
On'his retirement from the bench he applied himself to
agriculture and to literary pursuits, in Salvia county,
in this State, where he was soon distinguiehe'd as one of
the most useful and influential men in tha county.
On the ,occurrence - of the present rebellion. Colonel
Jones, with that ardent zeal for the honor and welfare of
the country . vrhich characterized him, though. without
experience in military affairs,offered the services of a re
giment of infantry to the Government for the term of
three years, and, with it, was at once mustired into the
service as its colonel. '
Haring joined the army. at Fortress Neuree.he shared
in the capture of Norfolk, and, after much active service
in its vicinity, lie was transferred to the Department of
North Carolhaa,in which he has served with great credit
and distinction until his death, a few days since, in
battle. .
Raving the cond. erten of his superior officers and the
affection of his 'nen, Colonel Jones was frequeutl3 - se
lecud for the execution of delicate and difficult enter
prises against the enemy, the success of which was such
that his name and his regiment became fszo was and ter
riblelto the enemy in the region in which The operated.
A fanner, a scholar, a gentleman, a soldier, and a
Christian, Colonel John Richter Jones illustrated the
character of each in the versatility of his employment,
and sealed with his blood his devotion to hie country,
its integrity and. its unity.
An example to men of mature age, and a shining light
to the young in the path of duty. the name of John Rich
ter Jones is inscribed high on the-muster-roll of fame,
while his country mourns the sacrifice of Such a man in
the most deplorable of wars.
It is ordered:
I. That Companies A, C, and li, of the let Regiment of
Artillery of this force be detailed to unite with the fu
neral escort of the late Col. John Richter Jones.'
11.-That they be reported by their respective Com
manding Officers to Col. Charles S. Smith, of the - Gray
Reserves. its commander, at Independence Hall: at 3
o'clock P. AL ~on Wednesday next, the ad inst., - for that
service.. -
111. Captain Levering, Compary A, of the 2d Rifles,
will: receive the remains on their arrival at Roxbo
rough, and will pay the last honors to the distinguished
dead. By order of
_._
A. J. PLEASONTON.
Brigadier General Commanding Home Guard.
Wm. BaAppeap, A. Adjutant General. it
MHEADQUARTERS, let ItEGINIENT
lAFAtiTRY (G. E.), RESERVE BRIGADE.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1,186.3.
GENERAL ORDER No. 7.—L. The funeral of the late Col.
J. RICHTER JONES, of the 58th Regiment P. V. who
was killed, while gallantly performing his duty, at New
bern. N. C , will take place from Independence Hall on
WEDNESDAY. the 3d inst., at 3% o'clock P. M
11. The Regiment will assemble on thowest side of
Washington square, right resting on Walnut street, on
Wednesday, the 3d inst., at 24. o'clock P. ht. :
111. Blue uniforms and - white gloves; °Mears. with
'full-drese hate,
117. Other military organizations and officers of the
A'Army,- - -Navy, and Volunteers, who intend partici-
Paling, Will report, at the time and place indicated in
orders. 'By command of Cu].. CHAS.. S. SMITE,
OEO. S. BETBELL, Adjutant. -, je2-21
IMA SPECIAL MEETING 'OP THE
Contributors of the Children's Hospital (to con
sider, the propriety of building), will be held at the Hos
pital...4l.W BLIGHT Street. on FRIDAY, oth instant, at
P. K.
MNATIONAL UNION LAGUE" OF
"B THE SIXTH WARD,—An adjourned meeting of
the League will be held at the Hall, 605 ARCH' Street;
second story, `THIS (WEDNESDAY) -EVENIN - June
F.d, at 8 o'clock. All Loyal. Citizens of, the ward are cor
dially invited to attend. _
SAMUEL BISPHAM,- President.
THOS. C. PARKER, Secretary..
DAHLGREN HOWITZER. BA.T.
TEEN' ARTILLERY, Co. obedience to or
ders, a section of this Battery will form part of the es
cort at the funeral of the late Col. J. RICHTER .TONES;
The members of the Company will meet of one o'clock
precisely, - at the Armory, is CHERRY Street.
By order of the Captain.
It •;-- MICHAEL W. SMITH, Id Sergeant.
•••-• - - FIFTH WARD'UNION LEAGUE'
MBETiNG
GRAND RALLY FOR THE UNION.
The Citizens of FIFTH WARD,' without distinction of
partyotre invited to ttooe at
FIrTEI ARDrRoN.O STREETS,
On FRIDAY EVENING NEST sth. lopt ibu at E S . o'cloca,
TO ORGANIZE A.
R Rundle Smith,
Emiamin Gi'rbard• IF. "H. Duffee, •
Charles Gibbons,
. James Milliken. W. S. Smith,
' ie2-St Ana Many others.
morioNATA UNION LEAGUE OF
EIGTH. WARD.
The regula H r PUBLIC MONTHLY MEETING of the
NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE of the EIGHTH WARD
will be held at the • • •
HORTICULTURAL ROOMS,
(CORNER BROAD AND wALNUT STREETE)P
ON WEDNIsEDAX EVENING, the 3d inst. ,
-AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. •
The unconditional Union men of the Ward, without
-regard to party distinctions, who are in favor of render
ing to the Government- a cordial and hearty support in
Its efforts to crush the rebellion and maintain the inte
grity of the Union, arc invited to be present. `--
The Hon. DAVID PAUL BROWN will address the
Meeting. - - `Je2-2t
PHILADELPHIA SOCIETY FOR
PROMOTING AGRRICULTURE.—Stated Meet
ing at Room 326 WALNUT Street,. oil-WEDNESDAY,
Juno 9d, at 31 o'dock A. lir • je2.2t
NOTICE.—THE ANNUAL MEET
K? 11 , 0 of the Stockholders of the PHIL ADEL-.
PELA STEAMSHIP DOCK COMPANY, for the Oleo
Lion of Five. Directors And the transaction of other
butiness, will be held at No. USG N. DBLAWARE Ave
nue, (second floor,) on MONDAY, June Sth, at VI o'clock,
WM. DENNIS:
je2. St Secretary and Treasuror.
TWENTY-FOURTI -1 WARD UNION
W-, LEAGUE —A public meeting will be - held at
Commissioners' Hall, corner of AfARKET and THIRTY
SEVENTH Sheets, on THURSDAY EV nNING, Jane 4,
-at o'clock, under the auspices of the Twentpfourth
Ward Union League. Addresses will be delivered by
several distinguished speakers. All loyal citizens are
invited to attend.
M-OFFICE OF THE UNION CAAALI
COMPAItY. PHILADELPHIA, May 18.1583.
NOTICE • TOBONDHO LDERS. —The..Band holders of,
the UNION CANAL COMPANY are hereby iequested to
call at , the Ofilceof the .Company, No. 22s WALNUT
Street. and surrender the Conpans, as agreed nponlia
accordance with the act of assembly of April 10th, 18611
my27-lm OsCalt THOMPSON, Treasater.
FAIR.—A GRAND FANCY, - FltUrri
11 1 / 4 - - AND FLORAL FAIR. for the Benefit of tho REV.
MR. SMILEY 'S CONGREGATION., will be held 'by the
Ladies, at HANDEL AND RAYON HALL. Corner of
Eighth and Green Streets, commencing TUESDAY, June
.2d, and to cnntanne day and evening for four days.
' Levee for Children every afternoon from 3 till 6 o'clock.
'Each child will receive a gift Season Tickets 25 cents.
Tickets for single ad miradon 10 cent-, To NO had of edr.
nudes ltrouEe, No. 726 Spring Garden Street, and at the
. .
THE FANCY AND .
Ftoa . A.E. ram,
in.aid or Sick and Wounded Soldiev, wilL i `opon,
11,1021DA r rNY XT, at CONCERT HALL. Socare'Soalon:
Tiolsets (only 26k
con), (et once, of any Filo Nava
TO THE UNION • AND LOYA-T:
' LEAGUES AND ASSOCIATIONS, Artnillporm.
CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES:
PHILADELPHIA; Ably 25, 1563
FELLOW-CITIZVM By direction' of the UNION
LEAGUE of Philadelphia, the undersigned have the honor
to invite your attention to the following Resolutions. to
wit: RiBo/vett,
. .-.. .
"1. That the League will celebrate the approaching
AnniVersarp of American Independende by appropriate
ceremonies, at the ilall of Independence.!
" 2. That all the Union. Leagues and. Associations in
. . .
the United-States he invited to participate in the celebra
tion, and that they be rtrquested to send deputations
from their respective bodies for that purpose.
. _
"3. Thai it be recommended that the deputies be au
thorized to represent their respective constituents in any
action that may be deemed necessary and expedient' to
perfect the organization of the friends of the American
Union and Government throughout the United Statea.
. .
"4. That the Committee of Correkpondence be authe
.rized to prepare a circular letter. communicating these
Resolutions to the Union Leagues and Loyal Citizens of
the roopective States. and to adopt such measures as may
benecessary to carry them into effect" -
For the first time in the history of our Country, the
masses of the American people are now invited: to com
memorate the birth of the UNION, at the place where it
was born
To re-assert the great principles of the Declaration.
that "All men are created equal, and are .andowed by
their CREATOR, with the u NALIENABLE RIGHTS of
life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness:"
To acknowledge our obligations to mankind, to main
tain those principles as our fathers did. "with a firm re
liance on the protection, of DIVINE PROVIDENCE:"
To declare the INDIVISIBILITY of the AMERICAN
To declare the inflexible purpose of the American peo
ple, as GOD shall give them strength, to subdue the ene
mies of the Union, and te-establish and perpetuate the
NATIONAL AUTHORITY, wherever -it has been over
thrown by treason or rebellion
To declare to foreign nations, that while we desire
peace with them, we shall hold theni 'responsible for
any encouragement they may give to the rebellion
against the Government - of the United States :
To give to history: an appropriate expression of onr
gratitude to the patriot-armies and navy of the Repub
.
lie: an d:>
To declare our determination to sustain the constituted
authorities of the Government now and hereafter, in all
:measures adopted . and prosecuted by them for the sup,
preseion of the ,rebellion WITHOUT COMPROIIIdE
WITH TRAITORS, as the only means of securing as
boliorable and kiting peace.
The CoMmittee are gratified to announce that . the
PRESIDENT- OF THE - UNITED STATES has 'accepted
an invitation to participate in the prOceedings.
Fellow-citizens of the United States, we call upon you
to co-operate with us in this FIRST NATIONAL GE r..E
BRAME, and to adopt such meashres . as you may
'deem proper, to make it worthy of a great people who
haiie inherited, and now poseess.and appreciate, the
blessings of liberty.
CHARLES G "BSONS, Chairman,
MortonMcMichael Jas. L. Claghorn.'
J. I. Clark Rare, Wm.lleury Ramie
W.C,Swann.M.D., Evan Randolph,
J. Edgar Thomson, Joseph Lea,
William Cox. L. Lewis, Jr.,
J B. Moorhead, Henry Samuel,
Wm.H. Ashhnrst, E. Spencer Miller,
Geo. R. Boker, M H. Messchert,
John B. Were. H. G. Morris,
J.Gillingh'm Fell, J. B. McFarland,
Jas. C. Hand, C. H. Needles,
Jos. B Townsend, Gibson Peacock,
Jabez Gates, S. C. Perkins,
Geo. Whitney, Thos. I. Potts,
Charles Gilpin, Craig D.. Ritchie,
Thos. W. Evans, Geo. B. Robeson,
W. Retch Wister, Tbomp Reynolds,
John Rice. - John P. Verree, •
floury Cohen, - Hanson Robinson,
F. J. Dreer, W. S. rtewart,
W. Devine. Chas. E. Smith,
Thos.-S. Ellis, W. C. Stevenson,
Geo. Erety, Semi B Thomas.
G. W. McMahan, 11. 0. Townsend,
H. C. Howell, Lewis D. Vail,
Persifor, Frazer, .1. P. Wetherill.,
Panl, Henry Davis,
J, W. Goff, Andrew Wheeler,
Frank Wells, E. D. Whitney,
R. H. Gratz, Geo. j. Weaver,
George Trott,!' C. S. Wertz, BL D.
Thos. Kimber,Jr., Chas. 'r.Yerkes,
E. C. Knignt, Wm. Struthers,
W. EL Hera, Chas.Hartshorne.
Joseph Kerr, Ili E. Rogers,
F: King, G. M. Conarroe.
Charles Knecht, Saunders Lewis,
eery . arey,
H. Binney. Jr. ,
rederick Fralo,
Daniel Smith, J r. ,
Jos. - Allison;
Benj. Gerhard.
Geo. XI. Stuart,
N B. Browne,
Wm. Camac,M. D.
5...1u: Felton,
A.:E,Borie,
Clarence A. Clark,
A. G. Cattell,
Henry M. Watts,
C. S. Grove,
John B. Kenney;
James Milliken,
Wm. AL Tilghman,
11. C. Lea,
Hartshorne,MD,
Thos. Webster,
Ellis Tarnall,
C. S. Smith.
F. A. Cr.mly,
Alfred .111. Jessup,
Augustus Heaton,
Ward B. Haseltine
H. P. Bone,
Cad tval ad. Biddle,
R. Rundle Smith.
Samuel E. Stokes,
Danl. Dougherty,
GPO. Bullock,
Wm. M. Cooper,
S. J. Christian, •
John W. Forney,
S. Fisher orlies,
h: P. Rershow.
General Committee
GEORGE B. BI
wy-28tf
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.-COOPER
SDOP SOLDIERS' HOME, - NOSPIPAL,
.NItr.SHMENT SALOON.
- - -
The undersigned, Officers of the management of the
SECOND ANNUS L FANCY, FLORAL, USEFUL AND
ORNAMENTAL FAIR. ' •
To commence on MONDAY, June 1, 1863, at the Cooper-
Shop Saloon, OTSEGO Street, below Washington avenue,
respectfully make a second appeal to the, public in sup
port of .
THE COOPER-SHOP SOLDTEcS' HOME,
THE COOPER SHOP REFRESHMENT SALOON.
AND THE COOPER-SHOP HOSPITAL
A BAND OF MUSIC WILL RE IN. ATTENDANCE
EVERY EVENING.
The Tables will be well filled with Articles of use and
ornament, to please the fancy of the people from the city
or country. ill no case will any article be sold at more
than a fair or reasonable market rate. •
. . .
Post OiliCeE, Lotteries, or any other invention or trick,
by which exorbitant , prices might be obtained, will be
entirely excluded from the Fair. In all Clic departments,
business will be conducted with , a scrupulous regard to
fair, limiest dealing between seller and buyer.
Boxes will be displayed for the reception of contribu
tions, to brt appropriated to the improvement of the
ETJEUL . LOT FOR SOLDIERS
'lhe best quality of Ice Cream. Strawberries, Cakes, and
on ectionery, will be served during the Fair. -.
Donations of articles are respectfully solicited. from the
üblic.
Boxes. Packages, or Parcels may be forwarded by ex
ress or otherwise.: Please be particular and address
Cooper-Shop Fair, Otsego street. Philadelphia."
.s,N NA .51.. ROSS, President.
MARIA COOPER, Vice President.
R. F. CHASE, Secretary
A. HORNER, Treasurer.
PROVOST MA RSHAL GENERAL'S
OFFlCE.—Vi'AsHintrolv, D. O. Aar 22, 1853.
All men who desire to join any particular. Regiment of
CAVALRY now in the field. are hereby authorized to
present themselves at any time durir g the -next thirty
days to the BOARD OF ENROLMENT, in their rearms-
Live Dig 'Wets. Tn.° Board shall examine them. and -de
termine upon their fitness for the Service.and if found to
be fit. the Provost Marshal of the district shall give them
transportation tickets to the general Rendezvous. at the
Headquatters of the A.A. Provost Marshal General of the
State. As soon as they present themselves at this gene
ral } endezvous they shall be duly mustered by a mus
tering and disbursing officer, and paid by him the bounty
allowed by law. JAMES B. FRY,
my2S-lm , Provost Marshal General.
M"iTHE NEW . GYMNA.STICS."—DR;
Dlth LEWIS of BoSton. will deliver a lecture
on PHYSICAL CITUTTrItI24 -- and tail - 5 stictuntratirer Gym
nettles, at 902,CP1T HALL,, on Thursdsy . Evening,
J u ne 4, eta.° clock. Tickets:2s,-cent.. The proceeds—to
be devoted to theSamitary . Ccinnission._ Ticket 4 to, be
obtained at the office of the 'izanitary Commissiesi at
Hazard's Book Ete,.7%4 - Chestnut street;itud. at 'this
door on the evexritrg o f the lecture:.. . nw3o 6V .
MART.—A NUMBER. OF ARTISTS IN
_ this 'city, New- York. and 'other places, have
contributed Pictures to be sold, to aid in sending to their
homes our incurably SICK AND WOUNDED VOLUN
TEERS. The collecticn can be seen for a few days at
the zooms of James S. Earle St Son, 816 CITESTNIIT
Street, who have kindly volunteered to attend to their
OFFICE OF THE SITEGEBON-AR
TIM' TO THE ARMY. AND NAVY, PHILAingl ,
October 24, 1862. _
Wounded Soldiers and Sailors desirous of availing
themselves of the National Appropriation for supplying
Artitkial Limbs, should apply immediately at the office
of the Sulgeon-Artiat to the Government, eNo. 1608
CHESTNUT Street. - B. FRANK PALMSR.,.
ja9-6m Government Surgeon-Artist.
IM'OFFICE RELIANCE- INSITRANCE
COMPANY OF PHIL ADELPHIA,. 308 WALNUT
street, PHILADELPHIA. Slane 1, 1003.
The directors have this day declared a semi-annual.
DIVIDEND OF -FOUR FkR CENT, on the Capital Stock,.
payable to the stockholders or their legal representa
tives, free from all taxes, on and after the 10th instant.
le2-St . THOS. C. HILL:. Secret trv.
MILITARY NOTICES.
HEADOIIARTERS OF ~ P RO,-
,
it YOST MARSHAL, THIRD DISTRICT, PA.,
531 BROWN Street, PHILADELPHIA}, June.
Public attention is solicited to the subjoined Circular
from the Provost Marshal General.
All persons wishing to join any regitnent therein
re
ferred to will make application to these Headquarters
within.the time therein specified.
JACOB S. STRETCH, Capt. and.Provost.Marshal,
' . Third)District, Penna.
PROVOST MARSHAL GENERALS OFFICE, .
WAsmworozr, D: C., May 23,1863.
All raen Who desire to join any particular ROgiment of -
Cavalry now In the field are - hereby authorized to pre-.
sent themselves, at any - time during the• neat: thirty.
days, to the Board of Enrolment in their respective Dis
tricts. The Board shall examine them, and determine
upon their fitness far the service, and if found to be fit,
the Provost Marshal of. the District shall - give them.
transportation tickets to the general rendezvous, at the
headquarters of the A. A. Provost Marshal General of
the State. As soon as they present themselves . at this
general rendezvoua they shall be duly mustered by a
mustering and disbursing officer, and paid by him the
bounty allowed by law. JAMES H. PRY;
jelwfm St Provost Marshal GeneraL
" AVOID IHE DRAFT."
,1 HEADQUARTERS, PROVOST MARSHAL,.
FIRST DISTRICT, -
No. 245 SOUTH - TFIIRD STREET,.
- - -PHILADELEEtid,, June
Public attention is solicited to the subjoined circnlar
from the Provost Marshal General. All persons wis itng•
to Join eny of the Regiments here refprredlo,:will make
application to these Headquarters within the next thirty
days. W. 7 F,. LEHMAN,
qi • Provoa Marshal, First District.
PROVOST MiIiSHAL.GENERAVS OFFICE,
WiLSIIIIiGTON", D. C:,
May 22, 1663.
. .
All men who desire to join any particular Regiment of
Cavalry now in the field, are hereby authorized. to Pre—
sent themselves at any time during the nex.r, thirty days
to 'the Board of Enrolment in their. respective Districts. •
The Board shall examine them,. and determine upon,
their fitness lorthe service; and! if found to be fit,. the ,
Provost Marshal of the -District shall give them trans
portation tickets, to the general.Rendeivens. the.Headi--
quarters of the A. A. Provost Marshal General of the St Ite..
As soon as they present themselves at this general Ren
dezvous, they shall be duly mnst-red by a mastering and
disbursing officer, and paid by him•the bemity. allowed.
by law. " JAMES B•. -
fel-12t - Provost Marshal General.
TIIE DRAFE".
• • HEADQUARTERS . PROVOST .MARTITA
• FOURTH: DISTRICT,
• N. E. cor. BNO AD and SPRING GA.Rp.EN Sts:
.
.P#CLADELZHIA,Iay 29.1863. -.
Public attention is solicited to the subjoined circular
from the Provost Marshal General. All parsons wishing
to join any, of the. Regiments. here referred. to. will maim
applicationto these Readquarters.within. the neltt,thirty
, . . .
-days. fist , - D. M. LANE. Cutout.
Prcyost Marshal, Fourth District.
PROVOST M,LRSHAL GENERAL'S orpmE, D.
i,byylBB3.
All men who &elm to join any particular Bedment, of
Cavalry now in the field . are hereby authorized to pre
sent themselves, at any time during the next thirty days,
to the Board of Enrolment in their reepeotive Districts.
The Board shall examine them and determine upon
their fitness for .the service; and if found to be fit, the
Provost Marshal of the District .shall give them trans
portation ticket's to the general Rendeavous, at the-Head
quarters of the A. A. Provostrdarsll6l General of the State.
At , soon as they present themselves at This general Ren
dezvous, they sheathe duly mustered by a mustering and
disbursing officer, and paid by him the bounty allowed
by law.
a B. FRY,.
my3o-12t • Provost Marshal General.
PROPOSAL.
FFIOE COMMISSARY OF SUB . -
EISTENCE, No. 1110 p 2 mi GT H A I R E Z ztr . r i t ile
3,
1833
PROPOSALS will he received at this 011 ice untd. 12
&clank Al. on FRIDAY, Juno sth, for furnishing for the
nio of tb e 'United States Army, at such times and in such
quantities as may be required, within 30 days from date
of opening proposals, the following subsistence stores;
vir.: " ;
1 . 120 barrels first quality PRIME HESS PORK,' to be
full salted, free tram rust or stain, - 200 pounds .
meat, in new, well-coopered, oak barrels.
2CI) barrels first onalby new EXTRA MESS BEEF,
meat to be Packed in new, well coopered oak
co.= pounds PkIAIE RIO COFFEE. ivildouble bags.
"IMMO pounds light yellow COFFEE.SUGAR; in: new, -
light, well-eoopered barrels. -
16,110 pounds WHITE bIIGAR; in bairels..
10,003 poun^ s good. HARD. St/AP. in pound lumps, full
weight.'l
2, DCO gallons pure VINEGAR. in new barrels
'l, MO gallons MOI: ASSES or SYRUP, in new barrelg
- 200 pounds best quality pare BLACK ground BLAcpzp-
All articles to r be of the licit quality, socUrely , packed,
and in pet feet ordtr for transportation. ` i
Bids will induds naekagas` and- delivery in this pit:7N
Sellers • name and date of purchase required ott.
No bids from .parties :who haiefailsd W.lllllll a fwzrier '
arts /tient will he considered. . , ,
Rids from known dulers - ottly will be consider/Ai:and
each in
bid,niit be'accompanied by the written guitrantea •
%of two responsible persons for the faithful per4lllfanDB
of the agreement. ' - • • .
Proposals to be endorsed "Proposals for. % - t)::alsitelice,
Store F ". and directed to - F.. NY
Capt. and C. S. 'WI Servioa
ROPOSAIS TO GRADE aND CON
p STRUCT a 'FI'ONE TURNPIP4i3i miles lig. be
, tiveen.Attlebore' end Efulmevillp;Ultacirs emu y. Pa.
also, for building a' stoueuroh L
TA•biEer will be received
until the 22d of JUNE; 18133: 00 eiritleit , •day theylw ill be
opened in:Attleboro'. ,Sor FirfrAlle.atioll:4 lied further in
formation address JOHN Vresiderit. Attie.
Owe', • , r3-.Wkit• •
IBE I 1 EFS.-.PRIL:ADELPIIIA, WEDNESDAY, JE NE 3, 1863.
"VESTS,
N- 0 AND. PANTS.
STAPLE EMBROIDERJES-
Te subscribers offer at' reduced prices a:kery large
and choice aasortment of the above•named deseriptions
of goods, to which they respectfully invite thO Attention
of buyers.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, & ARB,ISON.
iel.-rnwflOt if • 10013 CHESTNUT Street.
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
NEW MOURNING STORE,
RICH FRENCH SUIT,
DRESS AND MANTILLA COMPLETi
NE w
NEW. SILK CLOAKS
NEW SILK CLOAKS
Of Spring Cloaks: made in Light Zephyr Clothe, satiable
for all summer, now closing out at
J. W. PROCTOR da CO.,
mylB.lst 9%0 CHESTNUT STREET
TIP LACK • SILK MANTLES
ELEGAITT. GARMENTS ;AT MODERATE PRIEM&
ra3ll-tf S. E. corner NINTH AND MARKET 54.
:DAPSON'S, CORNER_ 'OF EIGHT"
L
Offer to the Ladies, at very low price%
ONE LOT - ALPACA BRAIDS, plain colors.
ONE LOT "ALL-SILKBELTINGS,
- BUGLE BUTTONS,
BUGLE - -
BRAIDING/ BRAIDS, -
GOFFERED SKIRT-BRAID
RAPSON'S TRIMMING STOR
my27-12t Corner of EIGHTH and CHERRY Ste..
of Arrangement.
IKER, Socrotary,
At priceskenerally below present cost of :impor
tation,
WHITE GOODS, all fleacrlptiona,
EMBROIDERIES, do do
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS. dy
VEILS, acc., dia
And respectfully invites au inspection of his
p,IIPERIOR WIDE BLACK TAPES:
TA SILKS for Mantles, from $L 6234 to $4 per yard.-i,
Heavy Black Corded Silks.
Check Silks in guest variety from 5734 cents up - t 041.25.
Two lots of neat Stripes very glossy and rich at - SL26.
One lot of Plaid Foulard Silks at 75.
- Two lots ofßlack Figured Silks, $1.25. '
One lot of Blues; BTOWDS, and Mode Silks. • -
Fancy Silks at reduced prices. • •. .
EDWIN HALL & CO., • .
No. 26 South SECOND Street. -
N. -8.-Silke, Mantles, and Cloaks of the . newest
shapes. e. myl4
FIN EST STOCK OF
Fancy Cassimeres in tows.
Robby Styles for young Gents.
Cadet Cassimeres, the right Shade.
$1 Meltone and Tweeds.
6-4 Meltons, good mixtures, low prices. -
Black Cloths and Cassimeres.
BICH MANTILLA SILKS. -
High cost and low price Black Silks. -
Prices range from $1.25 to $3.25.'
Black Wool Delaines, 55 and 60 cts.
Lupin's Wide Black do., 31 to $1.31.
Black Tamartines, a bargain at 38 ets.
CHEAP BLACK ALPACAS.
Best goods in town for 31 and 38 ets.
Finer grades, 40, 60,- 62, and 76 cts.
Mode Alpacas from 26 to 62% . cts.
Some Light Colors, Choice Shades, at 65 eta.
Thin Dress Goode, at nearly old prices.
• _ COOPER. & CaN MID; .-
131723.-Ef S. E. corner NINTH And StLAKET Streets.
Jel-mwf6t
S
PRO .T. AL NOTIC E:= - 2.IOZAM,
Blicalllß—Ona lot at Sik.' etrf
-I.P?.IIDt,
tcpd . nced Silk and yyook
Brown Lawns, neat figures.
Choice Bumper Drees Goods.'
Also. for Men and DoTs—
. Large stock Cloths and Cassimeres,
Dark- - Marseilles Vestings,
Cot.tonades, Linen Checks, Drilling,
THE PARIS CLOAK 'AND' MAN
TILLA STONE. Northeast corner bf:BIGHTH and
WALNUT, have opened with a
LARGE STOCK OF SPRING GOODS.
of the
MOST FASHIONABLE MAKE,
and respectfully ask the early attention of ladies vizhinia
to purchase.
CLOAXB AND MANTILLAS
WRNS dt CO., No. 2,3 South NINTH Street, have
now on hand an extensive assortment of
SPRING STYLES,
of thedlnest Qualities, at the
LOWEST PRICES.
Ladles, do not fail to give us a call. - •
Boys', - miT9BES',-AND-CHILDREN'Si
CLOTHING, ,CLOAHS, teo..
IN ENDLESS VARIETY,
AT LOW PRICES,
-
Noi 137 South EIGHTH Street,
Three doors aboye Walnut, •
H STEEL & SO-N..
. Nos. 713 and 716 North TENTH Street, aheye
Coates, bane now. open a.large assortment of
CEIOICE STYLES OP PRANCH LAWNS AT THE.
Fine French Organdies, at 60 to OK cents. •
French Organdies; at. 310, :worth 3715.
Fine French Jaconet - Lawns, at 3735 e.
Plain Blue, Buff, and-Pink French Ghighams. at .31Xc:
cBEAr BLACK SILKS.
CHOICE STYLES SILK GRENADINES.
Double-width Plaid Mozambique% at 15% . worth 62%.
Plaid Mozaarbiques,, all grades, at low prices.
Plain Mozambique% at 2.5 e, worth 3734 .
' 'Printed Bareges, at 31 and 3735 c. the old prices.l
NEW STYLES PACIFIC LAWNS, at 183Ic. my3o..
YARD -WIDE CHINTZES. •
TFIREE HTINDRED PIECES
-Extra. quality. Euglislr Chintzes. -
Yard-wide Fast Colors.
At 25. Cents a Yard, -
Same as before the War.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS
CHESTNUT aad EIGHTH Streak
COLORED .PLAIN BAREGES.
‘-• French Silk and Worsted. ' -
Neat Fi, ‘ .res arid Stripes.
C.l3clted. Mozamlyiqai3s and LIMOS.
At Very Low Prices:
SHELRPLESS BROTHERS.
CHESTNU r. and EIGHTH Streets.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
' (LATE BROWN ' S')
• PYNNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Sixth and Seventh streets,
WASHINGTON CITY. . _
ttrs22-Gm
AVENUE HOIJSE,
CORNER OP PIINNSTLYANIA.`‘AVENUE AND 8)1:..
IfENV{ STREETS,
WASHINGTON 'D
The sulacriber has leased this well known and pope•
lar hotel, and. respectfully invites his friends in Penn
sylvania and - elsewhere to give him a call.
my6-lm TORN CASEY. Proprietor.
THE COPA.ETNERSHJE- HERETO•
fore existing between the. undersigned, under the
firm of L. G. GRAFF & GRAHAM. has been. this day
dissolved, by mutual ooneent. The business of the late
firm will be settled by L. G.- GRAEF, at No. Nlo9b,lt'
MARKET Etreet. L. G: GRAFF,
_ GRAHAM.
Philadelphia, May 30, 1381.
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THlS
day entered into a Copartneish.ip.under the.firm,of
L. G. GRAFF & CO., for :kJ:La-PLUTO.% of tranpacting.
Produce and. General Corambssion Business, and , ha.vo
tal en the Warehouse lately occupied by L. G: Graft' &
Graham. No. 2045 111,NiffT , Street.
. W: SO'.
: Philadelphia, June 1,„ jel.6t.
run SUBSCRIBERS WILL CONTI . -
NUE the DBUO BU§INE3S, ns heietofore, at the
Old Stand, No. 724 MARKET Street.
W,111.. ELLIS & GO:, Druggists,
21allaETStreet.
ICE! ICE! ICE 1 .1(.3E1 10E1. ICE!
COLD SPRING ICE, com - Paarr.
Families, Ceees, Hotels, Shipping, lie-Cream Satoon*„_
ggc.. &c.,sr,polied daily with a pyre sztiel-s 8A8.7.01
ICE, atiza. very - lowest , market rates. Domlers and
taroscolistsmers av,xr.,./led at whalssala prices.
Wagons , 5..4 in all paved limits of the Consolidated oily,
and in f:44.Vwenty-fearth Ward. '
PROS: B
3215 WALlilllLSbreet.
Nials Penna. 8.. & atmell.
tonlbard and Twents-ftfth streets:
grak,Smif* Pine-skeet wharf. SchnvinilL.
0 IL—SUGAR - tOAF, BEAVER
wmanadir, - au& Nttfountaii. Loh.lll , CoaL aid
test sLormAt.-Mosittau. rom Schirlkillproparedex.
Dresulytor family u pot; N. W. corner of EIGHTH
au 4:,^WrIA.IIW. Streets. Othoo. No. EVA South. SECOND
I%ipeat. `.[ap - .1-.ly) T.-WALTON & CO.
fIITARLES, , IIE ID SIECK
PAGNR.._IOO baskets' of this celebrated Wine inst
received, and for 8 bond or ditty paid b_y
, . GEORGE WHITELEY, •
nfrl4-lin• 11.31,Sontb FRONT Street.
MADEIRA: WINE.-LLl35' , -QUAB - TgR
casks and 700 Octaves, just received" liana,"
and tor sale in bond, by -
• dBAS. S. & SAMS§ CABiIIAIRS.
ar21 1 1211 'WALNUT ancl 211. GRANITE Streets.
T : A T 0 IiT,R OIL 491' 'BASKETS
.tLatqp.e! Oliro On, revel e 43 par 'brig Volov. and
I for mile by JAURETCRE' LAveRGNS:
r-.jes - qt SON as 211194 WaillattOpT Street.
RETAIL DRY GOOtild4
WHITE GOODS.
AND
FOE SUMMER WEAR
926 CHESTNUT STREET.
M. & A. MYERS
SILK CLOAKS
3X.A.I%i•TI3LILA.S.
AND MANTILLAS,
AND MANTIAS,
OPENING EVERY MORNING,
OPENING EVERY nicanzuret.
TUE BALANCE
REDUCED PRICED
FRENCH CLOTH
C L' 0 A K • 8.
COOPER & CONARD.
AND CHERRY STREETS;
1024 OHESTRUT STREET
E. M. NEEDLES
OFFERS FOR SkLR
10914 CHESTNUT STREET
CLalli Detain s; ail etyles ah ?6 et
Satteens, and other wash goods.
Barege and %rage Anglats Shawls.
Wamsutta "Muslim, always On
JOHN H. STOKES!,
• MI ARult Street.
iEIAYICELS.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
COAL.
R: CSSSEI;BFIRY, 45 NORTH
••• • EIGHTH Street, hoe now in store, bought at the
recent French Auction sales
-1 care superior stripe Morambiques, 18%.
1 " P..f , id idozaThikines.
• • " 8131 . 0.
white trounds, 25 eta.
31 • 'Taffeta Grano (Baps, 33 ceo ts
1 " 1 yd. wide Toilets Gronadiues, 44 eta
2 " Thin Goods, at 185 and 16 cts.
2 lots Bttreges, rich styles. 31.3 i.
- BLACK AND FANCY SILKS. k
Black Silks, from 75 eta to 413,
1 Line of 75c. Silks, now colors.
1 Lot, white ground Black Plaids, at 88 cts.
1 Lot extra quality small Check Silks, SIAS.
1 Lot Vain Silks. all colors. *1 81.4 . .
4 Lots Foulard Silks. 44c. to stl 25
MOCR.C.ING (RAIDS COUNTER.
' Every description of Mourning Goods, at Mourning
D - Cpartment, less than must prices.
STAPLE 4300D5.
Williamsville Must ins at3o
3 caret, Semper Ideal dueling, at 25 eta.
- Flannels, and all Staple Goods iii proportion.
LACE MANTLES AND POINTS.
Leaf; Mantles and Points, extra low.
Depot for Kid Gloves and Corsets.
- J. R. CASSELBERRY'S
Mammoth Dry Goods Rouse,
45 North BIG PITH Street. below Arch.
P. 11—The place to buy C ANTO?.i MATTINGS,
Super quality 4.4 White Matting,-30c, -by the pc;
Do - do do .-"-4.4 Check do, 33c
The above goods are the 50 cent quality. Also other
widths, in both kinds, open in third story. -
je2 , 2t CASSELBERRY.
USLINS CHEAPER THAN THE
M
CHEAPEST.—Having received from auction a
lEggelot of Goods at the reduced rates, I will sell them
One lot ofbleached Mnslins, at 12.31; havo been sold
One lot finer and wider at Id. .
One lot nearly yard wide at 16.
One lot full yard wide at 18.
One lot One Shirting, full yard wide, 2.5, which has
bee n'sold at 32 cents.
,WAMSEITTAS, WILLIAMSVILLE, lower than others
are Ealing them.
One lot unbleached, full yard Wide, at 18.
Also;every other make in, the market, which. I am
selling at the very lowest reduced rates.
Meetings, in every width, from 134 up.
One lot heavy brown Table' Linen, 50 cents.
One lot half bleach hard loom Goode, at 76.
One lot of the same, finer, at 87g.
One lot fine fronting Linen; at 50, worth 65. -
One lot all linen-Towels, 641.76 per doz,
Doylies, Napkins, and Towels, of almost every kind
and quality in the market. ..
One lot Marseilles Quilts, at $6.
-One lot Calicoes, at 12,g; have been sold at 18%.
Persons who intend purchasing' will save money.by
examining this stock,
je2-3t
IVOR SILK MANTILLASI ,
'ol c yjag wy,Elr s TRADE.
W THE LARGEST AND N e OST ;TTRACTIYE STOCK OF
, R
fin
ANTILLAS
to be found in the M
CLOTH CIRCULARS AND SACQUES.
In groat'vatleti% at Tory low prices.
- We respeettelly.request those ladies who have hitherto
confined theirpnrchasest6Chestfint-street stores, to-ex
amine our. Genitents, and. the/great difference in oar
prices. We guarantee to thema saving of at least 40 per
THE CHEAPEST, CLOAK STORE. IN THE CITY!
Fine Silk SaCques r from SS!
Fine Silk Mantles, from $10!
Silk Circulars, from $10!
Pine Silk'Talmas, from $10!
HO! FOR ATLANTIC CITY AND CAPE MAT!
Travel Hug Dusters, V. _
Travelling Sacques,:s9.76.
Real Water-proof, 857.60.. "
. .
THE CHEAPEST CLOAK STORE IN THE CITY!
,jet-5t N. R. corner NINTH and CIIERRV.
DRY.:GOODS JOBBERS.
BLACK SILKS.
SEVERAL LAR,ORINVOICES OE SUPERIOR
BLACK GROS DE RHINE,
In 22, 24, 26,28, 30;32, 84, and 36 inches.
Which will be sold to the Trade at a
MILL. 'HALLOWELL & CO.,
NO. 615 CJ Esmirr STREET
my26-2za
PHILADELPHIA
BURLAP BAGS - OP ALL SIZES,
FOR CORN, OATS, COFFEE, BONE DUST, &a.
Of standard makes, ALL SIZES, fiir sale cheap, for not
sash on delivery. -
GEO. GRIGG.
azda,lisn No 219 and 221 CHURCH Allay
SHiPL'EY, HAZARD,
trzT.UTOETINSON,
No. 11% CHESTNUT STREET.
OOMIVtISSION,MERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE OF .
PHILADELPHIA-MADE-GOODS.
mh.33.-6m
JOHN T. BA4a.e. ISFC-1
isAt - A N BAGGING
01 EMMA' DESCRIPTION,.-„
No. 113 NORTH. FRONT STREET,
1003-41 Th
TT NI TED STATES FLAGS,
SILK AND 131EINTING-,
EVANS & 1-IASSAI4I.,
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
ickyl24m
NAr SIMONS el; BROTHER,
- DAIMON-STREET HALL, PIiaWLDELPHIA,
ILANIFFACTIIKERS OP MEBLE.Y,
FINE SWORDS,
. _
I[IL'WAXYGOOD9,IN'SrIip.7:7I2TZTY
GOVERNMENT GOODS.
Standard-10-ounce Cotton Duck.
Indigo'Blue 'Flannels.
Nixed Tiviiled Flannels.
sky. Blue,Kersays.
FA.RNIaAItd, MRIII7IAM,Zb CO.,
.• No. 230 CIIIBSTNIIT STREET. -
mh24-3m •
ARMY GOODS
DARK:4IMS 'COAT CLOTHS.. • '
DARE-BLUE CAP CLOTHS.-
SKI-BLUE CLOTHREOE.OFFICEES.
'ARMY BLANKETS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
O'OI7=3:DUCK..
DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
:WAVY LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK.
• BROWN AND.BLEASHED MEETINGS AND SHOT
IRO& For sale by -7
- FROTH:INGHAM: dr WELLS.
iftf
,
S HARVEY THOMAS,
SOCK' AND. RILL BROKER,
No. EU WALNUT STREET.
stO.C.Es and BONDS, and all kinds of U. S. aoysEt-
MENT-SECURITLES, bought and sold on Commission.
Evilness Paper and. Loans on Collateral 'negotiated at
UNITE]) STATES 5-20 -YEAR. SIX per cent. BONDS.
f i urnlshed . at PAR . m some to suit, without angxnarge
017ersbyssirall _
shall receive prombt attention. Refers
to
Massie. Nathan Trotter & Co.; Oeo. D. Parrish, Esq.,
4 John B. Myers & ".Samuel B. Thomas, Esq.,
Eurness,Bnnlay,& Co., John Thomas, Esq.
apl-3m
R. POTTS,
Proprietor
TTMBRELLA CLOTHS;
s.
cases 30-inch Blackstone Co..
cases 27-inch Social Co.
1 8 cases 27-inch Plain Print-Cloth.
Per : sale by
MATTHEW BININT.EY:' S. SONS;
.m519-tf BOSTON, IdASS:
FIRF. ! FIRE.! FIRE
PHIL.,)-DELIPTITA, May at, 1563.,
M. a Sadler': Erq.,Agenticr2,ll7 , 4's
eit Stu: During the niglat of May 19,.186.3.: our Gro
cer* and Provisidii Stoic, North- Second and. Willow.
streets, took fire _fit about 2 o'clock A.. M. ~,and; as the
store.was a two-ttery,.wood.:bailding it bnrnl '
and before the ffre•engthes could act upon the tire, oar
whole stock of goods, inanding liniCh',CCCAl)llstible
tei ial, and amounting to nxer .22.083, ware wholly de-'
stroyed. We had one: ctovar No. 11 Chilled Iron Safes.
which was in the hottest part of the ffre,„and it came ont„
of the fire not in the: le: ; injured, except the caelting,oll ; •
of the name, plate ancl,paint. • The contents insido.were
not affected in the least. and we consWer the Safejust
geed &protection aminst fire noe' ea' before, and shall
use it .hereafter wifia -increased confidence. Tke rock:
works asnerfectly rsbefore thence, • .
• 'Yours trial. • ... 11IONANIIS & CROFT,
- Late 429 B arts, SECOND Street
Attention' toabove certiicate is artioularl7.re
quested; as Mine. first trial og p SAFES - in, an
accidental fire o Philadelphia -
would .szar to,•all..parties. who want .a .Fire and
Burglar-proef 4 Safe that Irfoiy., - rws VZ - RQB.GHT , AND
CHILLED -iagx..SAYES. are much the chiapeeirand the
only real Fire ann. Burglar-proof Safes now•maabe.; and
to those Fr:10 w,a`nt' simay,s,Fireigoof;l. would..salf that
LILLIE'S WRIUGHTIMON SIVE is frilly equal in all
respects to .affy - of tba Most-auvevradi 1/241X01%, and 15
sold at fAillione-tiiir).less.prierg:-•• fri
I also ani .receiving,nitiFy . excaanga. fox Lillie's
'Wrought and Chilled Iron , Hales other Safes, and keep
constantly iiirb and. a general assertmeat of HERRING'S,
EV.Nti,S.• St .WAT - '4OIVS, anti other makers, many of them
alripst new, 'KWh, ottexat„ and exenibelow, auction
All parties lo4zastO tie "partieulaily - rectuesied to ex
amine the Eauu above described at any drapitt.
. • ' • M. C. SAILER, Agent,
• No. Al _ South SEVENTH Street.
rr-tt, O . "ICE
r- •
- PATENTBD 74LT 30.855. '
llntlerially acknowledged for Neatncee,
,ComfoiCeid
Durability to be the Standard Spring
Theabove are manufactured and for sale b
• . HIRAM 'MCI
111W/6-SW, No. A RIVERB-Nlock. Borditmir.taca.
LEND I D PORTRAITS, M ADE
• froill lifn or Ambrotipes •of 410ediased Tenons, at
MR'S Gallery, SECOND Stro#l, abo re Green, ,Lbre
size PhotograPlM 1'a,911. colors vArsio,A tlimigtratt,' War
prices. - - ' kra r , • It
RETAIL DRY GOODS.'
GRANVILLE B. HAI am.
No: 1013 MARKET. St., above Tenth
JEST RECEIVED,
SMALL. ADVANCE ON COST
COMIIESSIOTt HOUSES.
``334k.a'7
MANITFACTORY.
SEAMLESS BAGS,
WOOL BAGS FOR SALE.
MILITARY GOODS.
ALL SIZES
418 ARCH STREET
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CHALLER, Photograph Publisher,
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'NEW BOORS - AT! REDUCED PRICES!
Marian Grey, by Miss - Holmes V. 00 ,
Two Pictures, by Miss Machintosh - 125.
At Odds. 12mo cloth 1 OD'
Lite in Open Air. by Winthrop 10D
History of the Supernatural. 2 vols 250
Paris in America - - - . .
100 •
BaCOP of the Old , World, by C. L. Brace 1 75 .
Ocod Thoughts in Bad Times 1 25 '
M i s t /t e tt!
ie
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Conscript, by Dumas
Harper, Atlantic, and.GOdey:for-June 20 ,
"-3.000 Vois. of Miscellaneous .Books, usually sold at Rd
and upward will be closed out at . •
- -=FIFTY CENTS•PBB VOLUME.
my27-tf G .W. PITCHER, BOB CHESTNUT St.
NEW BOOEBt NEW.BOOKS
.A- 1- THE RACES OF THE OBli WORLD. A Manual
of Ethnsalogy• By.Cluta. L. Brace. *2.
PARIS 1N AMERICA: By Dr. Beni) Laboulaye. *1.2.5.;
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Parents Instrnoted and•Coreforted by her Father. Vit
THE GENTLEMAN. By (Ow. H. Calvert. 75 els.:
THE TWO HOMES Earning and Spending. By
Mrs. Madeline Leslie. Wets,
UP THE LADDER;:Or. Striving and Thriving.. 'By-
Mrs. Madeline-Leslie Mete. ' -
Far sale by , W. S. & ALFRED MARTIEN.i .
toy26-' • • 606 CHESTNUT Street..
C'BE OFFICIALARMY REGISTER:
- A- for 1865.--A3phabetically arraf god eiving the namap, .
date of presPnt an original comromsion., rank. Sc.. Ste..
of all the officers of thear. S. - army, PELLILISEIED.THIS
DAY, ALSO,
LOBERTS' HAND-BOOR-'OF ARTILLERY—firth edi
tion; revised and greatly enlarged.
D. S. INFANTRY. TACTICS FOR COLORED TROOPS.
All the new and standard Works ' on - Military Science.
Tar
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EV,ZARD'S BOOKSTORE,
Y 24 0112STNIIT STREW,
Petween Saventh and Eighth Stmts.
All Books windy to be Ma ins
FIRST-CLASS BOOKSTORE.
Will oluarre be found on our ebelves
AT THE LOWEST -PRICES.
W 0 QA L
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.4111 will be sold low„te.close eonsixnmente..,
WOOLIRN YARNS.
sO.CO) Re , 20 to 80.0ents; enperier makes.
COTTON YARNS_
40.000 the. Nos. ..:0! te2o, in warp. bund.ii,.and
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18 NORTH FRONT STREET.
my2s-mw , •
To F.XVII:XES RESIDING' IN- THE
TO
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.
We Nm,.]:treixered. as haretofore, to supply Families at
their Totintry Resideneee with -,
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-- ~-' EVERY DESCRIPTION OP . .
LINE GROCERIES, TEAS:&O.
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my2l-tf CORNER ELEVENTH AND 'VINE' STS.
F m OBYTYPES...=—STEP IN AT !RE'.
ER , s.,wben Ton - tv ' ant,a good and tree tjictare.
Their beauty, e character and impressive. coloring.
fire the theme of admiration. nECOND htreet; above
•
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Itl33lF.lt'S Cciored Photographs, +or 1. Pine &tares./
accurate likenesses, and, moderate charge,:aNGON
Street, above Green._'
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BOx, No. N 3 TLII;ID stmt, allow
WANTS.
TADY;'WHO - SPRAIN . FRENCH
fluently, wishes a situation as govERNESS in a
family going to Eurepe. or to &watering place. Address
lA. yr;Th.' office of The fr , .8.9. _
WANTED= BY A YOUNG MAN,'A.
Situation to learn the Retail Drug Business Best
of reference given. - Address • .Y. 13. C., ' 340 South SF.-
VEN TEENTII Street. e - St*
WANTED-A COMPETENT BOOK
I KEEPER. to close tap a set; of Books, and open and
carry on a nsw set, in a small business. and for which
a moderate compensation will be paid. Address ' •A.
Box 1577 P. 0. ,with real name and residence. je3-3T,*
WANTE D-I ( A WHOLESALE
CLOTH .1101.1FB—An energetic YOUNG mliV, with
good business "qualifications, as Salesman. To one ac
quainted with the trade generally a permanent situation
is offered. Best ot reference required. Address Box 917
P. O. le) 6t*
IVANTED-A PAIITNER, wail A
T T Capital of $lO,OllO, to join in a Commission. Naval
Store and Coal• Oil business. The advertiser has had a
long Business Experience : and` extensive acquaintance
in the West and Coal regi ms. Best of reference given
and required. Address Box 2711, Philadelphia Post
Office. .
jet- tf
WANTED—A SITUATION, BY 'AN
" exnerisuced Business lidati,sui Salesman or Boos.=
kesper has been in the Cloth Business for several years.
Bcst of reference given. Address JAY, at this ales.
WANTED—BY A SILK. JOBBING-
House, on Market street, TWO BOYS, from 14 to
16 years of age. Ade ress, in handwriting of spat wants,
Box 3352 Post Office.- • jet -3t.
WANTED—BY A MARRIED MIN,
a SITUATION in any respectable business. Was
engaged ae book - keeper for-ono house on Market street
for nine yearv, and has a good . knowl , dge of busiae.ss
generally. The best of city reference can ba given Ali
dre,s 'T. - B.;" Box 1586 post Office. my 26-70
WAN TED CLOTHIN G.-PERSON S
• having Clothing to dispose of will pipes° can' or
address C. MILLER, 203 CHESTNUT et. rubli3-mwt3in.
ARTNER WANTED.-$5OO TO $BOO
p
- requ Ire d Satisfactorir,references and explanations
given. Young Married Man preferred. Immediate at ,
tent ion required. -Apply between 9 and 12 o'clock to
it* M. SAMELSON. 910 North SIXTH Street.
BOOKKEEPER WANTED • AN EL
DERLY Man, fully competent to take charge of a
set of double-entry books. Address, with name and re
ference. Box 1269, P. 0. . .9e2-4t*
87 Fh A MONTH ?-I WANT TO HIRE
•-;" AGENTS in every county at $76 a month, - es-
Palmas paid, to sell my new cheap Family Sewing Ma
chines S. 'MADISON,
. • Address
iny6-3rod&W Alfred, Maine.
ggiv. A-
IA 0 N T 111-W-E WANT.
.
Nv , - ,, - , : AGENTS at s6oa month, expenses paid, to sell
our Everlasting Pencils.Orien tat Burners. and 13 other
new articles: 16 circulars free. SHAW & CLARK,
I ..ary6-3md&W . '- Biddeford. Maine.
DEPUTY'.QUARTERMASTER
GENERAL'S OFFICE. - PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 9,
VBSSELS..WANTED immediately to carry COAL to
the followingPinpt4
0,11.
••Key West, Fla.
. - Fort Monroe, Va.
Alexandria. Va. •
• lietrbern, N. C.
Port RoyaL.S. C. A. BOYD,
felo-tf Captain and Assist. Quartermaster.
SUMMER RESORTS.
LORENCE HFIGHTS.-THIS
LIGHTFUL BOARDING HOUSE. situate on the
banks of the Delaware. 200 •feet above high-water mark,
26 miles above the city, will be opened on the 15th of
JUNE for the reception of guests. Ite easy access makes
it one of the most desirable for business men who wish
to visit the city daily. tapply at the HEIGHTS, or to
the WET:HERMI. HOUSE, ; SANSOM Street. above
Sixth. IL G. SIDIKIN.
6t. Proprietor.
W HIT E HALL—HAVING HAD
the above place put in good condition, it is now
ready to receive guests for the summer, and every effort
will be made to render visitors comfortable. Take cars
at P. R. R. 'Depot, Eleventh and Market, for WHITE
HALL STATION ; six daily trains • or address
R. H. BENNETT..
White Ball Station, P. R. R.
- 131t0ABD AT SARATOGA SPRINGS.-
WASIIIISGTON HALL (late Mrs. Mason's), so long
and favorably known to visitors at the springs, IS NOW
OPEN for the reception of guests. The house is large,
delightfully situated on BROADWAY. between the
CMGBESS and EMPIRE SPRINGS, and is surrounded
byemple and beautifully shaded grounds. Table first
class—and the rooms well adapted for families and large
parties of friends. For further particulars address
WASHINGTON HALL, SARATOGA SPRINGS."
'REDFORD SPRINGS.-?HIS POPII
-a-P LAR . SI3MMER RESORT will. be opened for the ac
commodation of visitors on 10th of Jane, and will be
kept open - unti) Ist of October.
The Hotel will be under the charge of an experienced
Manager. and every arrangement has been made to give
entire satisfaction to guests.-
The Bedford Railroad will be completed in a few days
to Mount Dallas Station, Oki miles east of Bedford, and
from that point passengers will be conveyed to the
Springs in first class coaches. • -
Ample arrangements have been-male to supply dealers
and individuals with BEDFORD MINERAL WATE , t,
'in well-steamed casks, at the following rates, at the
Spring:
For Barrel '" - sy'3 67
Ball Barrel 2 03 •
MI orders addressed to E. L. L. ANDERSON, BED
FORD, promptly filled, and Water sent to any part of
the country: It is. desirable that particular directions be
given for marbing barrels.
Persons wishing rooms. and any information concern
ing the Springs, will please address the Proprietors. Bed
ford Springs.
P.F.DFORD. May 25 1553.
HOWLAND'S HOTEL, . •
• LONG DRA.NOII, N J..
Will be opened on the 20th day of JUNE n.xt. ran
be reached by Raritan and Delaware Bay Railroad, from
foot VINE Street
rtySO-Irn*
HOWLAND, HERBERT, & CO
T,ADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN
be accommodated by the aub:mriber with good
BOARD, commodious Rooms, newly furnished, at
La ndeciale Hotel. on the North Pennsylvania Railroad,
Doylestown Swinton. Plenty of shade n.ar bv.
Ad
drese. ' P. D. BARTH; LANDSDALE
my3o-Im* Montgomery county.
SUMAI FR BOARDING— BROAD TOP
" MOUNTAIN HOUSE.—A romantic-spot for a SUM
MER RkSID.UNCE. on one of the Mountain Tops of Penu-'
sylvania, reached daily by the 'Pennsylvania Central
p Mr Vre FroliMsOntietPainbilifFt from t:
'the State, handsomely furnished, vrith all the requisites.
for comfort and convenience. Pure air, &eidetic spring.
water, romantic scenery, and everything to restore and
invigorate health - .--Telecraph station - amPalially
so that daily communication may be had with Philadel
phia. The Pennsylvania Railroad will furnish excur
sion tickets through the season. Persons-leaving Phila
delphia in the morning can take tea at the MOUNTAIN
HOUSE the sarneevening. . ' -
The subscriber has kindly been allowed to-refer to the
following gentlemen' (residents of Philadelphia)* whci
have been patrons of the MOUNTAIN HOUSE: '
Wm Crunmings, 1tt.0., Lewis T:Wattson, Esq.,
Hen. Henry D- Moore, Richard D. Wood, Esq.,
Dr. Waiter Williamson, G. -W Pahuestook, Esq.,
- Dr. E. Wallace,. Algernon S. Roberts, Emit,
David P. Moore, Esq. , Edward Roberts,-Esq:.
• Terms moderate. ,
• Far itirther Wm-matt - on, dress.
- . JOSEPH iktoßare,ox. Proprietor,
BROAD-TOP CLTY.
Huntingdon county, Pa.
I also have leased the well-known YA.CKSON ROUSE,.
in Huntin,gd on, which will:be lilted up in complete or
, der, anitkept under my care. The very best accommo-
Cation vie* be kept: and prompt attention, given at res.-
, sonata° rates It re located near the Pennsylvania Rail
roadniad Broad-Top Railroad:depots, which makes it a
desirable pointfor persons travelling to and - from Bed ford=
Springs and Broad-Top Mountain House. myl9-tf
REA-SIDE HOUSE FOOT OF PENN
SYLVANIA Avenue, Atlantic City: N. J. & pri
vate lioarding-house is now open for the reception of
guests. DAVID SCATTEUrOOD.
FIFTH MONTH, 1863. myl-2-24t.
EOlt SALE AND TO LET.
W T MARKET STREET.-FOR
SALT, a large and valuable four-story STORE,
with .a three-story building in the rear. Lot - 2,-i.by 15)
feet to a back street,. Welt suited for a. carriage manu
factory or store, &e. el CADWALLA.DER,
108-.South - FOUR:CH Street:
pENNSYLVANIA IRON ORE LANDS!
FOR SALE,—TO - CAPITALIRTS. AND IRON; .111*-
NTIFACIURTES.—I have for sale four thousand acres of:
The very best Iron-ore lands in the State_. They are situ-
ate in the JUNIATA VALLEY,.aIong the line of - the Bed.
ford Railroad, in Bedford county, -
Thelandis well set.witli timber,.and• a•portion of it is
limestone. r The lands stretch along,tne eastern side andi
base of Tussey's 'Mountain for a distance of ten miles,
and include the ore seams fOr the whole die lance.
The ore reams are three, viz :-The soli fossil - seam,
336 . feet in thickness ;:the large hematite seam-fronkeu
twelve-feet-in thickness; the smallhematite seam, about,
three feet in thickness.
Limestone; of `a very superior. quality,: is abundanti.
The Bedford Railroad. , cute through- the ore and lime,
stone measuresntaloody Ran. and. both- ore..and- lime
stone can be placed in the cars at once.. Tee-Great
Broad. Top Coal Fields are enly ninermiles distant hg
Parties who desire to meet Me Pinnaces can
purchase a valuable tract of coal land..conneciedi with
tii.ore lands by rail: . -
There-are-several Oils locations for fernaces. The-ope
is tile-same as the-Bloomflehl , ofe,. out of which. the Mon
for-the large Plashing cannons.-are made. Undiviaed
interests in the laud, or if prefeJred. the whole-- will be
•sold- together. , '
' Pat ties requested to visit-the lands. Terms ea v
Address W: P: scszta,
Bedford; Pennsylvania.
T 0 TEACHERS -A RARE ()P9OR
..
TI3I7ITY is presentedfor oecuriurc is first-cla3; young
Ladies! Seminary for beardiagAnd•dry scholars, now in
Successful operation and weetpatroutzrd ,
The presesat, pivprietor, desiring t 4 re
move, offers for sale his property, which. is .leoate,l in's.
very brunt - 21'1'11i and healtlky locality, about- ts o. hours'
ride horn the. city.
The subscriber will rAvise- to.particrAars, and
give such:information as , lrray be desired.
.1! .1) '
b0.'136 wa.VXOT Street.-
- TOR SALE-A ArALIT , AB
ESTATE. athlet, on tbo.T.OWNSEIP.XITE lload
and bAINES Street; about one milo•and , a half east of
Gennratow.n. wutaiNing:l6o.acres, Sogligfgkilv
.
vervcokizanientllOUSE. ont PE €E Street, a
few- nunntes3 walk of the CiermantowalDein;•
Alto, a neat stone COTTAGE, witbin,a.aort distance
of Cho Fisbet's Lazte Station
.Also,.Twenty tin - refs of:Land; situate on: Fisher's Lane.
- .Tor partieulltre, a•PPIY, to IF,WIS.I. REONSR,
_ • 11,12. Sonth,V-Wlt CFI Street,:
.11 G S!L B E.—"/Zll T an ° dso! . S l3 t!e ° G e ' E t e' R e.
:P! - Q T E . f , t, l
Street, , near liairel.• ~e, • Pplc rp -WA; AUSELL ALLEN,
!•51.1 earner WURTH and NIALNIIT;,eocoud floor.-162-3t. ,
. _.
F 0 ,2, BALL'-THE ETORF, AND
Dwelling. N. W. sonnen SIXTEENTH- and. Strea.
PSBR streets! Rae a lazse front, on. each tired,. &only to
WM. DOSSELL ALLRU, S. E. corner FOURTH" nod
W.ALTUT, second ilone
- _
o .-. 708 - VERY DESIRA
BLE. RESIMOCE,' with side yard attaebeCi. on
EIGETEENTI7. Street. above Arch. Apply to WM.,
EOSSELL ALLEN, S. E. cornei...ROUBTEI and. WA - 14.1M%
seennd floor. ie2-3t
EDUCATIOI .
MISS - MARY E. THROPP WILL RFa.
4 " - -
Open her Enallsh and 'French .Boardira and ;Eli
School Tor Young Ladies, at 1841 CHESTNUT Street.
Philadelphia. the secoud MONDAY in Seolember.. For
circulars apply at the school, or address ISK. , ss Thropp at
Talley Forge - Penna., during the holidays. raylB-4ni.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FIRE ASSOCIATION.
• 'incorporated, March 27, ISM.
Oboe, No. 34 North FIFTH, Stro44
INSUIIE BUILDINGS.
HOUSEHOLD FCIHNITURE, A?.,•fD,
MERCHANDISE GENES AMY
FROM I.OSg BY leTine
(In the city of Philadi,lphia only.)
STATEMENT OF THE ASSETEIOF THE ASFeDCIATION.
JANUARY,I, 1661
Bowie and Mortgages on Prayirty. in the ;MT '
of Philadelphia only .. ....tM03.,464 66
G 3 mind Rents, 2&119 97
Real Estate 14.6:13
Cash on hand 34,M. VI
71LIISTHES•
Giopozig, wykozl, Pr,aeideut.
Wm. H. Huailtoz„ John Sbutter, •
Peter Fritz, Pater A. RoYser.
Joini iolut 04rrorr,.
Geo. I. Young, los. R. landsll,
LeviP. Coats, P-44I.r.e1SParlva.wk ,
Charles P. r4wer.
WILLIAM T. Iit.UTLER, SeeJel
..12. - VANE INSURANCE ~COMPANY, NO.
..,
408TRB § Illt i P ril' 6 M4TrgIA: 2 '
y n a AND ir.;AITD INSURANCE.
DIEIMORS. :,
. i
E. D. W oodruff,
1 Geo. A.. West,
I. John Kessler, Jr.,
Chas. Stokea,
A:J - 1 Rosenheim,
" JoseptcD, Ellis.
RUCK. President.
WHARDSON,VicePreeident.
'.O. Secretary. Li add.-iftf
Francis N. Rua.
Chas. Richai (Ism,
_Henry Lewis,
.; , n John W. Brennan,
philinp S, Jnettce,.-
. O. W. Dains,_
FRANCIS N.
CB ARLES Rh
WILLIAM I. BLANCHARI
abir TURTLE AND °LAI% SOUR
;TAwill Le eei v
VATinsailad. nolitr-tV
'NEW- OBSSTNIJT-STREET TEttA..
TER.—Lessee and Alanager. —Kr. W. WHEATLEY.
Engagement of the talented and fascinating
NES. JOHN WOOD.
Third erpearanie of the celebnited Comedian and
Character Actor,
MR. HHARLES-WEIRATLEINft.
THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, June 3, 1E63,
Will be presented .an Original; Erratic. Operatic, Ifyit.
tone of Ye Rennowned Princesse.
PO-CA.-HON-TAS: OR, THE GENTLE BA.VACR,
- in two acts, by John Brougham; Esq.'
The music dislocated, reset, and presented to public
D otice through the instrumentality of MARK' 11&ssrant.
CAPT JOHN SMITH. ...
,MR. CHAS. WHEATLRIGH.
ROLFP 1n...W. A. CHAPMAN.
OF YE SAVAGES. - '
H R 11,,PLINCESs PO KA. HON-TAS,
MRS. JOHN WOOD_
H. J. POW - HA-TAB I MR. W. DATIDGE.
GRAND MARCH OF THE TUSO AROR A. LIG HT GUARD.
Previous-to which, the admirable Comedy of : •
CAPE MAY DIAMONDS:
KERR-MIIDOEON Sit D..SETCHELL.
(Hie Lust Night but Three.) '
NES. KERB-MUDGEON MRS. C. HENRI.
Jar Curtain risees 8 o'clock.
.
WALNUT -STREET THEATE.—
Sole Lessee Mra. M. A. GARRETTSOM
Third Night and Delighted audiences, to witness the
Popular and Fashionable Entertainments of- the old
original and only - •
z CAMPBELL'S MINSTRELS, -
:And Brass BAND, - 18 Versatile Star Performers. under
the personal Supervision of Mr. AL C. Campbell, the
champion ClogoptimiEts "or the world.
Messrs. TIM HATES and - DICK SANDS appear the
grsittVocal Quir.tote ; the Star Trio-of Comedians; alt
in a diversified. Programme of excellence. unattainable
by any troupe in existence Prices 25 and 50 cents.
FLEVEN TH-STREET OPERA HOUSE,
-M-A ELEVENTH Street, above CHESTNUT.
The Great Moral Drama of -
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN; -
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN; .
UNcLE TOM'S CABIN;
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN; .
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN;
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN;
'UNCLE TO 51'S ,
-
'„ .
Will OR, LIFE AMONG THE LOWLY.
Will be produced, with a full Dramatic Company, New
Scenery, &c.
No expense bas been snared to place it on the stage
in a style commensurate with the tastes of the Philadel
phia public.
_ OPENING NIGHT,
__
WEDNESDAY, Jugs 3, 1963,
and continue every evenin until further notice.
Admission 25 cents.
Children 15 cents.
' Fecured seats 15 cents extra
A Spaciots Gallery for Colored Persons, Admission
25 cents."
Doors open at 73-; o'cloCk. To commence at 8.
Box-office opens TO-DAY, at 10 A. M., for the sale et
Tickets and Seats.
To avoid a crowd at the dike in the evening, the pub
lic are requested to purchase tickets during the day.
Fl EMT GRAND UNCLE TOLL MATINEE
ON SATURDAY - AFTERNOON, JUNE 6th.
Doors open at 121. Commence at 235. je1.64
M --
USIC AT. FAIRM OUNT PARK.
Seieral gentlemen of the city have made arrange
ments with BIRGFELD'S BAND to give Concerts , three
afternoons a - week for one meoth, in FAIRMOUNT
PARR, commencing MONDAY, June Sth.-provided a
sum sufficient to defray the expense is pledged during
the week.. Those who feel disposed to contribute 'tan
find snivel iption papers at the Hotels and. principal
Drug Stores throughout the city.
Should this call be responded to, liberal arrangement&
will be made'do^ continue the Conceits during the
summer. . • . - ~je2-6t
GERMANIC ORCHESTRA - A-PUBLIO
REHEARSALS every SATURDAY APTEENOON,
at 3.,U o'clock,; [the MUSICAL FUND He.LL. CARL
BENTZ, conductor. Tickets 25 cents. Packages of five
tickets *l. To be bad of. Andre & Co., No. 1104 Chestnut
sheet; J. E. Gould, Seventh and and at the
Hall door.
NOTICE.—The last three Public Rehearsals of the sea
son will take place on the 30th of May, and 6th and 13th of
June. ray2l-tf
pENNSYLVANIA AC.A.DEINIY Off
-A- TFE FINE ARTS,
1025 CHESTNUT STREET.
- THE FORTIETH ANNUAL - EXHIBITION
IS NOW OPEN. -
From 9 A. M. till 7 P. M., and fr 8 till 10 P. X
Admission, 26 cents. Season Ticket 60 cents.
Annual Tickets, One Dollar.
Stockholders. Artists, and. Contributors will receive ,
their Tickets at the Office. myfi-tf
INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND.-
EXHIBITION every WEDNESDAY at 33'. : P. H. Ad.
mission TEN CENTS. Store No. 11 Smith EIGHTH
Street. del?-witf
IT.A.SSLER'S ORCHESTRA
NEW OFFICE.
1414 South EIGHTH Street, below Walnut delo4lrie
RAILROAD LINES.
FREIGHT STATION, -
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
Corner THIRTEENTH AND 'MARKET STREETS.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2S, IMEL
FREIGHTS FOR BUFF4O, N. V.,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS,
HARRISBURG,
Fp - NBURY,
RECIII*iDAT AND FORWARDED FRGif 71103
STATION DAILT
For plates of Fret or other Inform
SI 33.17K1N-G-STOif:Ai.,
rny2
Win Min g W EST ORESTE4 AND
PHIL ADELPHCA. RAILROAD.
VIA MEDIA.
SUMMER. ARE AN GEMP,NT
On and after. MONDAY, J 014.1; 78 3; the trains 'will
leave Philadelphia, from-the' depot, Northeast corner of
Eighteenth and.-Na , ket streets, at 730 and' 10.39 uts M.,
and at 'h. 4.30, and 6 , 66• P: M.
On TRESD aYS and ERFDAYS a train.will leave WEST
CHESTER at 6.50'P, M. Returning, leave-Philadelphia
at P. 75?. M. .
. - .
Trains leave the corner:of Thirty lint and' Market
streets. fWest Philadelphia) Xl9 minutes- after the starting
time from Eighteentliend' Market.
On SUNDAYS leave Philadelphia. at 8- At BO and 2
P. K. Leave West Chester at 77501 A Ali and 51'. Mi
The trains leaving Philadelphia at 7:50 A. AL and , 4301
P. IIL connect at Pennelton with trains en. the P: =d-
B. C. R. R. for Concord: Kennett, Oxford, &c.
jel-tf HENRY' WOOD, Superintendent.
at t g . WEST CHESTER:
AND , PHILADELPHIA RAIL-
ROAD—VIA 3TEDTA.
3IEETING OF PROGRESSIVE. FRIENDS AT,LONG
WOOD, CHESTER COUNTY; PA:
Excursion Tickets will be sold; to Longwoodi gooit
from June 4th to rune 9tb, inclusive. Trains leave the•
Depot, N. E. corner of EIGHTEEATFP and MARKET
Streets, at 7:50 AAL! and 4.439P.`AL.
On SITEDA - Y, June 7th, a- Train-will leave the Depot
for Lonf.tivood• ab M. Returning, leaves Longwoodi
4..1.10 P. M. -
FARE FOR THE EGUIVEt.TRIP. ti, 29
Sea-4t H. WOOD, Superintendent.
-AND II3STERI4. , TRADISPO RTATION
COMPANY is nompre,ared to fdrivard FRELGHT from
Philadelphia to Nom:Pork, via Camden and:Port 'Mon
mouth.
The attention.of Shippers and Merchants is directed to.
this new and oxpeddtions RAILROAD iitOlitTE,..and•Oi
portion of their patromoge respecifirl/y , solicited. ,
Freight receiyed."-atthird whaif abovero_rch:street.
For further partionilare apply to
4/80. B. McGTILOIit, Fret ht kgent
W. F. GRIFFITTS, Jn.„General Manager: • -
-JAI Freight Agent,
tf Pier V-O...idS•NORTECRIVER, Nerr..York.
•••-•-••
A.PE MAY. ADTD, PaILT,V/LEW
RAILROAD CO 'PANN . 4fSWAINOT Stieet„Ma:y 1214
ISM —On and ai'ler WEDNESDAY, 20th: inst.. the C&1116
will run regniarWspon this roa3 to FURY I.EIZABETEG
leaving WALllMStreek Wharf at.l) o'clock A. M:,
nr.716-tf C. 8. , MINOAN, President
,M 7 WES-T , C H-tE STER
AND PHILADELPHIA• RAIL-
• -
ROAD, VIA
. SIMMER IWA_RDRRB
Will Hitd.pleaant andample,accommodattons at the fol
lowing placeaolLor neat the Railroad 7
Trains to arra from the city live times each way daily..
COUT'ON , 2AIk D SEASON O :PICKETS ATLONTAIATES.
Near Wa11..1 - agfoWi Stfelon. Sir. b. Thomaa 4
IN MFD...It? THE-CHM-MUT' GROVE ROPoK, THE
GRARTER
Near Maka, Mr. Peter W.arral. Mrs M., L. W4trrea.,
Mrs. Wm. Rreolt ,e ks'a.ssmore, Gideon M-2411.7tio
mais Edwards. .
For fltrOgr -informalen. inquire' of ALRUADE.II.
HENDEEINON~ at the .DAPAT
1 , 7 , 3ar Laxent, H Fielea .4 cpar Glen Hidate,
Near Farmelton, Le•..siJiit4hon; near Darlinp,s4, Soo/.
She:.rp , caa; near Glen.- Mills. T. , 51alin, 8- Green; no.r-
Cheymm's Shops, Joh',.;scott,. J. Preston Thono,s.
- There are many o'ers near the ablive.arui 'other am
ttons will take laaardors.
. . .
Begpage, &e. collotted. and. delivered.. by IL A.T.EX
ND.Z.E.. Express Ar4e - at,'in the DEPOT, northeast comes
of EIGHTEENTH ad MAREET Streets..
A.AS PROPELLOR LIN3g ,
F %It SARTFORD. direct.
7 be steamier MARS, Flcbols, master, is new loading at.
First wharf above Market) tree t For freiat &c..applr
ts:. BAIR3) .4t; Co., 13:P...Sontb..11.E.WAVARE Ave
rate, or on the "vat.. TnYZ
. ,
iTY: (‘
VIA
FARir NSW ~-. RK- ,
.I! , ..WIAWARB AND - .R.9 - 47.01 . C ANAL.
tRESPATCE AND. SWIFItiwe.F.LicN.
The steer - o ars of .this die daily at 12 M..
24.6 le" 1"LI I UT Ireot.
•and . 5 P. DI- from.tbe third vier above e.A. 1 5
'•For fret - A.A..whielew.al be teken., on accommodsbnp
:terms. ervely to tWb M. I.I..:ATRD St CO..
rub26-tf 132..50uth ria,a.'W.A.RE Avenue.
. _
FOR NEW .YORK—NEW
news- myr,,,,Nru, - bELAWIRE AN%
RARITAN CANIa
aryl S'eamboat
parr, receive frei2 lit and 1ea.vg...e.0 ay at 2 P- 31., deliveri.
ing 74eir earf.r.oeain,New.Ysc,* tlle.Dollowing day.
I , Jeigbte takeia at,reaVenablexAtee.
CLYDE, Agent,
Nc. 14. SMITH, Vini,CATVISS, PhiladelphlN
JAXIES HAND, Agent.
anl•tf Piers 14. and,ls:Eik ST RIVER. New "f oKU.
VEN U1?-A GREY HORSE;.
redeofoolir.iiit be sold at Publia Sala. on,
4E11iR5.)4.4:-, the 4t.3 Institut, at 5 .'clock P. N.. 'at .tb4q,
Police Station, corner,. of TENTH and TEX4I.Pc.OtT,
Streets.. in 3,ccor4ance rd,ita ordinsuce. 3m.. -
W➢l.
JA.Git.BY, Itiiii.s 49 livat•
_
PH ',ALAITEVAILIA. ltb 63 .
_
BOERS- k 1016THER,
WODUCE
C•OkINISS.ID,N ISED.CHANTS,'
And. 'Whole3ale Dealers. Irr
'.?BLED- Pi/TUTS, BUT rEtt, CEUSE,
\ _And Coantry Preduce gew.rally.
. „tie. 11 FOTTIII FRONT Wrip.ET,
PIEI4L_DEL,PIIth.
sAbSII7.I.
jel-1m New yori,
LDTBORY & co
25. -62 5 .
Biannfaetwej:s nf
Tassels, Cards, 'Fringes,- Ctirtaine, and Darnitsa* .
Gimps, .enstain Loops, - Benton Unsals . . -
P ;
letwe and Photingral& c lssolli. Blind
I." N mi lff B
Military and Dress - Ribbons= —6; -Tie%
DiallaßT Stmt.
ate., etc.. o; 6"
layl3-6m _
.$55,0.4? 12
aREG4 & dws. NEWLY IN YVAN TED ,
METAI;LIC WEJUHRIVEOU,SoId.by,WhIaCCE'r
,HIOIINHAM, , Z 5,1,1 CHESTNUT - Stxeet; ic ate mock
bein t ifrd and ecougdto4; EcfrXefator ecer . preer.ted toc
the public., Thls ica coinkWalotal of RarileAtox
Water Cooler, cad.reftnirac feu little Noose leofor both
than is generally need for tle Cooler alone- fay24Awnf
ray 4 lawftta
EYE- D
Ht;/)..,_uvilist, and la.nrist, formerlY of Leyden,
now at MI. Tat PINY. Btree.L.where persons
afflict t ‘ twllh Way:M.-is:of the Eye and Bet: will be acien
l.licylly trt-aictl, ant - cured:if curable. -Arline's' Brea
insortcd . ithantlasin.
B. B No eltarile made for eX/11.-
-
Pt - 161 PBEESES, :LB AIN TILE,
aAO Clay Terepetlng Maa.ines, and Brick-makers
Tefide. s. T. MILLER,
SOB S u nni-FIFTH Street
300 GRQSS KIN ERA".WATER BOT,
°Cfl'srcec Na t i-Roues. , a ,,,' -.. '
For Pale by,o. - g BBC O. w, liar.eas,
vill° lie Pro;ttvi!lsatag3 Works, or :114. VrAist at.
AMITSEM3M3`L
WILLI&M PORT,
AND FLbIF A,
t0, , --fo,olv to
FEEIG-ITT AGENT
THE PHILADELPHIA
N 0 T.I C E.-OFFICBg