iIItRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,
UP TO 12 O , OLOOB LAST NIGHT.
Continental — Ninth
'ER Bennett, New York-
W W Crandale, New York
J A Stuart, New York
L Jauucey,, New York
B GEM, S A
W B Dobbin, Baltimore
Naughton Somerville
A B Cober,bleW Jersey
B McElroy, Pittsburg
A'Castleton, New Albany
Miss Welch, New Jersey
'W McMullin, Kentucky
Hunter, Kentucky
F Folsom & la. Boston
.31iss Et Warren, Grafton
B Dewey, Jr, & wf, N Y
:Mr & Mrs K lt Mohun,Wasb
.0 Hatt, Boston
.8 Stokeley, dunbury
J Nand erhoor& wf, N Y
Ii Bartlett, London
H bilvertom Boston
P Paul Boston
'William Tied & la, Boston
.F L Pond & la, Mass
.E J Janner, Cleveland
.J R Colemen, West Troy
W lldcCute, New York
•W N Marcus, New York
Miss Magrand, Lancaster
W Lemosy, Portsmouth
, Cleo C Miller Sc la, St Louis
.L Belows, U S N
Gee W Beaman. U S N
.A J Clark. U S N
.J F Dennis, Auburn, N Y
.J C Bieker & la, Pittsburg
FI W Burgess. Mt , York
'T Robertson, New York
,C Id Wheelock, New York
li•Clevoland et la, N
Mrs Morse, Boston
John C Graves, New York
J Bathyal', Brooklyn
D R Wheeler, Connecticut
Mrs Wheeler,
New
L Cassidy, New York
T Dernead,. Baltimore
P H Backe, Pittsburg
W Van "Name, New York
r F Rowland, - Besv York
Henry Esler, New York
J Sowle, Boston
R W Rodman, New York
T Rodman, New York
ei.N Wyckoff, New York
D E D Wheeler. Nashville
J 1. Kirkland, New York .
H S Magraw
N F Merritt, New York
WQuintard, New York
dfr Cobb, New fork
Mr Smell, New York •
Stehley
A Mullin, US N
S Hambleton & la, Ma
J W Redden & la, Illinois
H W Jackson. Newark
Jno Bolden, New York
Geo M Quinterd, New York
D B Cobb, New York. -
J T Sprague, U S
Chat, W larrls, Pittsburg
Col Bamford, USA
J Jacobson, Washington
H R Low, New York
W H Hoyt, Boston
J S Watson, New York .
Fdk Held & le.;.Bnffelo
L R Green, New. York
Miss Ward, New York-
Jos D Bailey, U S A
D McCandless & la, PittSbg
E C Pike & la, 01 Loma..
Wm C Bartlett, U S A
H 'Flake Cincinnati
G L Maxwell, New York
:Rev F N Zabriskie & la., N Y
,duo V Desend oil. New York
.J S Baker & la. New York
E Dodson., Now York
..E P Meeker, U B M
J 1,1 Reiner, Pennsylvania
3lina Relater. Pennsylvania
L N Tappan, Colorado
Nixan, Tennessee
iM B Richardson, Norwich
treet. below Ninth.
F H Gibney'St la, 'NewYork
Chas R Landis, New Jersey
John Wi son, U ti N
Capt Tallman, Virginia
Lino Wirney, New York.
J H Clark a wt, Washingtn
Thos L Lee. New York.
W Hahn, Washington
CI Johnson, Washington
Saint Perkins, Baltimore
H Wilson & la - Baltimore
John Harlington. N Y
John Ludlow, Boston
Girard—Chestnut
C L_Froot, Jr, New York
,J Jobin
.JoerH Jules, Pa
Jos Cobutta .2 la, New York
:Micbael Coburn, New York
T C alcintire. New York
L Twing, New York
Fernold, New York
.J M McCoy, Bellefonte, Pa
C Barris, U N
Moe T C Barrie, Pa
Master Barris, Pa
azra J Whiten, Boston
A Platt, Now "1, - rk
Mr Wood,.New - York
L Gaines, Cincianall
E Monaghan, Pa
.B Brood,. Minas
.J T Per:l ins. 81,wf, Rochester
Miss C T Perkins, Rochester
Master D Pert ire, Rochester
:Lemuel T Swain, Boston
.Geo S Swain,: Boston
Wm T.Swain, Boston
.Mr&Mrs P TempletonjrAE
AMID engeg Lebanon
Lewis Fisher. Chester, Pa
A H Stanburrough, N,J
L Johnston, U S A
A R Wootten, , Delaware
nfi B pessonden, Providence
W M Beetem, Usrlisle
Wm Ai Porter, Carlisle
John Hays, Carlisle
T 0 Waters, cieyout.d, 0
H Thompson & la; Wamb.
Hlteker St family, NY
Ambrose Fenton, Ohio
John Miller, Harrisburg
street, above Third.
J Dalton & wife, Brooklyn
S Gorman, New York
L Grugan, Trenton, N J
J Maitland,
J P Jones.
11 Rogers, Pennsylvania
White, Newark
&Pennington, Delaware
W P Woodie. Delaware
H Anderson. Danbury
J.L Gerrish. Spring'd, Mass
J McGill, Pittsburg
C., V aabary, New York
C W Walker, New York
G E Wyman,
W Willis & tamily, N York
0 Duval). Jr. Baltimore
H Duvall. Baltimore
H Turner, Boston
J Buxton, S N
W H Doain, U S N
S B Cornell, US N
W J Larken, U S N
I Paxson, U S N
A Brett, New York
St. Louis—Chestnut
H Clark, Brooklyn
H.MoDonald, New York
.G 3 Couplend,New:York
J McDowell. New York
B Miller, New York
'W Harris, Brooklyn.
Dliss Westerlelt, - Albany.
L Holmes, New Jersey
cT 0-Van Allen, Penn'a
dose Herrera, Carraca
Dirs-E S laelmes,'Mass
Xiss L P Crane, Mass
R Philadelphia
. H Sallow, New York
H Maltee,'Wasb, D C
W Thurston. New - .York
W Marshall. New York
A E Lewis,
Lt-Col B C Brooks, N York
J R Ebert, Virginia
.31iss Stnrgen & sister, Balt
L Laurence, Baltimore
L Et. White, II S
.3 A Bullard. D S X
D Ellis,
Knotwell, Colum'a, Pa
street. below Arch.
Leroy Martin St la, Indiana
Philips
Thos Haddon, Penna
Hon A K Arright. Cierirßeld
W. Wllolloway, Ohio
M Mlutzer„Pittsburg
Wan A McCann, Wtneport
J.Sackson, Pale, Pa
John R Hale, Cincinnati
John H Sante, Cincinnati
Aug Arnholdt, 4incinnati
Predk Miller, Cincinnati
baml Timons, Chicago
C L Green, Pittsburg
Joe S Heart New York
MFaxson,Rucks co :
Gaol' Parry, Bucks co
Nrerchauts , —Fourt
J E Ford, Wilkesbarre
C .Rosevelt, New York
A S Sackett, New York
P Johnson_
Geo .fones:ivew York
Miss ;Jones, lievrYork
M P Luther, New York
AB McCauley, Washington
Mon A McAllister, Penna
T Upson,-Bridgeton,NJ
'Mrs S Thomas, Catassuqua
Joshua Nun t & wf, .Penna
Mile Sue Redsicker,
dire Bedeicker.Elize.betht'n
Mrs S Detwiler, Columbia
Geo M Bidde
&Colt; Hoffman. Carlisle
Einterican—Chestms.
H A JOINS. Burlington
W Tamhoff, arlington
tl Botioninirg, Burlington
.A Poet, Huntingdon
Lawson, Penna
Baml Patterson, M Chunk
Lear* la, Doyelstown
J A Mathews, Lewistown
L H Smith, Reading
Jag B Getzlor, Reading
Jae H Trexler, Beading
6 Roes, Potter co
Plofatt,,Boston
Xiss N A Itelley;Bordentwn
fir Black, Newport. ..'
J 11. White, Maryland
reet; above Chestnut
IT J Newton, Boston
John Dugan, West Chester
Jas Armstrong, Pt Deposit
M Raker, Sunbury, Pa
ST Hand, Sunbury, Pa
Alf L Hughes, Coatesville
D McGregor, St Louis
Comanercial — Sixtb. st
Joe B'Eyane Wept Chester'
T Jetferts; West Chester
J Mitchel), Newark, Del
F Bloomer, New York
"W B Gray, Newlthrk
T WhitaA wt, Chester co
'Geo Nice, Lebanon
.Andrew J King, Baltimore
J M Mills ' Baltimore
W Cochran, New Jersey
The Thtion—Arch
ld Wells, 17 S N
)1 White, Newapk, 'NJ
Simon & la, Memphis
Myers, Steubenville, 0
L Stearns, Cincinnati
Ql Windust, Wew'York
M Meaner, Philadelphia
Stated Urtlon. , -Sixtb.
Mrs E Bntler, Cincinnati, 0
.J W Haines, , lltica,
W W.DaTis. MiMin
W LUtleSeld, DlAfrin
Heddeman, Utica, N Y
Kerno, Oxford, Pa
"W 11 Moore, Oxford. Pa
.001 J W'Power, Oxford, Pa
.J S Bell, Johnstown
Barley Sheaf—Seco
W Davideon, Penna
.0 Atkinson. Pineville
Maude, Warminster •
W W Paxson, Penna
'Mrs K•Bodine, Penna.
-Maj . D R Burrell, , Falmonth
.S it Tompkins, Fox Chao
John Flake, Fox Chaim
Renner, Fox Chase
-C Livezes & son, Penna
:IraTyson
-Joe HUI, Penna •
Madison--Second at
Dr 8 Williamson, N Y
J H Knowles, Seaf'd
H Boyer, Laurel
A N Atwood -
Mrs White, Bristol
{Chas Bolder, Cheltenhaltt:
National—Race et
O W Winterneen,E Carbon
Nrs Winslow, Pa
York
J Cook. lIITLACY. Pa, '
'W Lyon -
J W Daugherty. Lebanon
Black Bear—Third S
Dickerson. Allentown
T Beans, Yardleyville
J Brwein, Doylestown
J Backman. Yardleyville
L Sellers, Windgap, Pa
Bald Bagle—Third St.,above Callowbill
W Phillips, Philadelphia IliLevy, 4eunsylvania
B Brown, Byberry Di Smith, Bucks co
S Heffner, Pottsville S Gross & wf
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The bedbugs' savage bite: ".
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DIINGAII—CIICKLE. —On Thursday evening, the 4th
inst., at the residence of Mr Charles 'Heller, near Bus
:H.oton, by the Rev. Wtn. B. Wood, Mr. Alfred L. Dungan
cto Miss Ellen Cackle, both of Bustleton, Philadelphia.
ARTNAHR.—On. the 4th instant, by tne Rev.
J. IL Kennard, Mr. Job R. Gibbs, 'of Philadelphia, to
/Mies Cordelta Hartnaek, of the same.
MORFORD—SPROLLS.-00 the let inst. , by the-Rev.
J. EC-Kennard, Mr. Thomas Morford, of Philadelphia,to
Mee Elizabeth Sprolle, of the same.
7ZoIEI.
PITMAN. —On the morning of the 7th inst.of 4hoths
ria, Anna ff., daughter of J. J and Mary 1 3. , Pitnia - n, in
the 7th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectful
ly invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of
her parents, on the Burlington road, near Camden,
on Third day, the 9th inst., at 2 o'clock P. M., without
further notice, Interment at Fair Hill. Carriages wtll
be in attendance at -the West Jersey Perry Company,
PCamden, at 1.34 P. M.
RAKESTEAW. — On the 6th Met , Sarah C., widow of
the late Joseph Eakestraw.
Her friends are invited to attend her funeral. from the
residence of her nephew, James Bromley, No. Oil Frank
lin street on Third day,' at 3 P M.
BREW:S.—In this city, on Saturday, June 6th, Miss
Susan W. Bruce eldest daughter of the late William and
Susan Bruce. oeßangor, Maine. in the 49th year of her
Vbe funeral service will take place at the residence of
her brother-in-law. -P. J. Mustard, 52 South Twelfth
etreet, on Monday, June Bth, at 4 o'clock P. M.
DREXEL. —On June sth, aged 71 years, Francis M.
Drexel-
The funeral will be on Tuesday morning. from his late
residence, at 10 o'clock, and service at St. Jo'hn's Church.
His'male friends are respectfully invited to attend.
BENDER.—On-the sth instant, Cordelia, only daugh
ter of James W. and Emily Bender, in the SUL year of
4 fi ll e Ci
GREGORY,-On the sth inst. Sarah Elizabeth, daugh
ter of Nathaniel W. and Ann Gregory, in the 25th
Year of her go: *
McORATR. —On Friday morning, Jane sth, Nom Wife
a John McGrath.
nd Chestnut strode
ET Walton, Louisville
H C Morse, Boston
G P iViggtri, Nashville.
T ITpdegraff, Ohio
B Updegraff. Ohio
Wrn Sewell, New Work
J Blair, Orwell, 0
John McLaughlin, Dublin
John Doherty. Delaware
J C Pearson, Delaware
Alex S Cox. Washington
D Lolllin, Smyrna
R S Potts St la, Brooklyn
Harry Porter
W Smedely
John T Henderson, Ohio
rd 0 Henderson, Ohio „..
A Zabriskie. Jersey CiLY
J McColis. P ttsberg
El i3Wood, Harrisburg
0 Branson
street, above PIMA.
P H Hearn, Del so
Lieu J W Russell, .13 S A.
Mrs IT Buyers. Sunbury ,
W H. Fairbanks. Hass
J C Bright, Pottsville
P Brady
J-Klemm, Easton
R F Burgess, B Jersey
A M Wilkinson, Memphis
T Leach Si la, Baltimore
D Saute, New York
E WYn, Hamilton, 0
A Kennedy, Washington
T R Booker, St Louis
L' M Riehards,lteading
S S 9danie S wf, Cheater co
D Waltdn & da, Pa .
reet, above Third.
M Potter, Jr, 4iew York
Cl Darker: Michigan
Mrs Stewart
J 0 ScMefer, Herman, Mo
A Wiel, Baltimore
W Heller, Baltimore
S N Wailers, Pittsburg
and Market Streets.
P A Barrett, Harrisburg
W Hll-r, Pennsylvania
John W . Holmes, Utica, BY
B Pearson .
Geo White, N Brunswick
J C Cavanaugh
Wm Sloan
Mrs F 141 Delevan, N York
Miss N Gray, New York
tl St..below Vine.
John Smith, Doylestown
"John Fretz, Doylestown
E Eastburn, Solebury
S Leopold
JServoss, Doylestown
Robt Croasdale, Abington
S Watson, Moreland
J P Black, Maryland
Wm El Harris, U S A
Richard Foss, New York
A A Dame, New York
reet, above Market.
I A Baldwin, New York
J H Boone, Delaware
J P Case, New York
Geo Richardson, Phila
Jae Gogan
eet, above Third.
J Whitaker, Mt Clair, Pa
R W Smith St wf, Penna
J Jeffries, Tioga, Pa r :
W 0 Steinmetz, Penna
E S French
above Vallowbbil.
D Bro wn, Windgap, Pa
J Yonng, Lebanon
J J Vandoraloot, York, Pa
A Snraman, Bellefonte
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Weekly Report of Interment&
HEALTH OFFICE, June 6
Deaths and interments in the Oily of Phi , ,)
from the 20th of May to the 6th of. June,
ri
CAUSES OF DEATH.CAUSES OF DEATH.
.„J
Asthma 1 Feyfr, T_yphus.. ..... ' 1
Asphyxia .... 1 1 Typhoid' 3 3
4 Petechial.... /
1 themorrhage
Anemia 1
Apoplexy 3 Nose. • •
Burst'g of fly-Wheel. 1 Hooping Cough 2
Burns and Scalds.... 1 Inflammation 'Brain. 2 8
Cancer. ... . .... ..... 1 " Bronchi.... 3
Spleen ... . .. 1 " Lungs 5 6
" Stomach 1 1 " Peritoneum 2
Croup 3 " S.3t. Bowels 1 1
Congestion. Brain... 4 Inanition 1
Lungs-- 1 1 Injury Spinal. Cord.. .1
Cholera Infantum... 1 Jaundice 1
Calculus .1 Kicked by a Horse.. 1
Consumption Bowels.
37 4 Ilfania-a-Potu 1
'" 2 Marasmus I 2
Convulsions 216 Measles .. .. ........ 4
Diptheria 4 Neglect 1
Diarrhtea 3 Old Age 2
Dropsy 4 Pa15y....... . . ........ 4
Abdominal.. • 1 Pycinia 2
Brain... . . ... 3 Rheumatism 2
" Chest 1 " Heart.. 1
Disease of Brain 1 1 Run,9ver by Cart ..• 1
Heart...—. 2 3 . Wagon. ...• 1
" Spine ... . 1 " steam fire-en 1
Kidneys... 1 ou Railroad 1
Drowned 1 1 Scrofula 1
Dysentery 1 1 Small Pox 1
Debility.— ... . . 713 Still-born 14
Debauch.:..:.. . . Syphilis ....... ......• 2 1
Erysipelas ' 1 2 Tares Mesenterica... 1
Fracture
of fo Thigh .... 1 Teething.-- ... 1
Fracture ... Ulceration, Bowels.. 1
Fever,Catarrh-- • I Stomach.
Gastric.... .. 1 Unknown"... . . ..... 1
Remittent 1 Wounds Gunshot... 4
Puerperal..•. 2--
" Spotted -4 Total.. ....... .......• • 1251 . 28
Scarlet 4 -
OF THE ABOVE THERE WERE—
Under 1 year.... .. ........ 61 From 40 to 60 22
From 1 to 2..... .......
2to 5 11 " 50
to 7 19 to 6 0
0 17
, . ...... " 60
6to 10 9 " 70 to 80 8
D
" 10 to :16. " 80 to 90 2
" 15 to 20 y " 100 to 120 1
" 20 to M. 31_
"•SOto 40 1V Total 253
WARDS. WARDS. WARDS.
First' 24 Tenth.. 8 Nineteenth 15
Second' 14 Eleventh 4 Twentieth 7
Third. 0 Twelfth 6 Twenty-first.-- 7
Fourth .12 Thirteenth 5 Twenty-second.. 3
Fifth 17 Fourteenth ......11 Twenty-third.... 4
Sixth 4 Fifteen_ ....... as Twenty-fourth-27
Seventh. 8 Sixteenlb.......• • 7 Twenty-fifth
Eighth - 6 Seventeenth 16 Unknown. 12
Ninth. 4 Eighteenth 7
Total. 273
Deduct deaths from' 12
the cowltrY
Net deaths in the city - 241
Nativity—United States, IS3 ; Foreign, 53; 'Unknown, 17.
From the Almshouse, 12; People of C,olor, 13; from the
country, 12.
The number of deaths. compared with the correspond
ing weeks of 1862 and of last week. was as follows :
Week ending June 7,:1862, was 21.6.
Week ending May 30,1863, was 242.
Males,lB9 ; Females.ll4 ; Boys, 64; Girls, 64.
Deaths and interments of soldiers in the city, 10.
By order of the Board of Health.
WILLIAM READ. Health Officer.
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Black Balzorines, 12), and 15 cents.
Black Bareges, 22 to 3731 cents.
...Black Crape Maras, 3734 to 50 cents.
Black Barese Shawls and Points.
Black India Sensbews and. Sarsnets for linings.
Black Marcelines and liastrenes for linings.
Black 8-1 wide Bareges and Barege Hernani. .
Black and colored Grenadine Veils, &c.
Just received by
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im-TO THE UNION AND LOYAT.
LEAGUES AND ASSOCIATIONS, AND LOYAL
CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES:
'PHILADELPHIA, May 2, 1863.
FELLOW-CITIZENS By direction of the :UNION
LEAGUE of Philadelphia, the undersigned have the honor
to invite your attention to the following Resolutions, to
wit - : Resotved,
That the League will celebrate the approaching-
Anniversary of American Independence by appropriate
ceremonies, at the Hall of Independence:l
"2. That all the Union Leagues and Associations - in
the United States be invited to participate in the celebra
tion, and that they be requested to send deputations
from their respective bodies for that purpose. ,
"3, That 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 States.
" 4. That the Committee of,Correspondence be autho
rized to prepare a circular letter, communicating these
Resolutions to the Union Leagues and Loyal Citizens of
the respective States, and to adopt such measures as may
be necessary 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 boin :
To re-assert the great principles of the Declaration,
that "All men are created equal, and are endowed by
their CREATOR, with the ONALIBNABLE 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 AMBELCAN
UNION:
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 re-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 them 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 our
gratitude to the patriot-armies and navy of the Repub
lic : 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
pression of the rebellion WITHOUT COMPROMISE
WITH TRAITORS, as the only means of securing an
honorable and lasting peace.
' The Committee are gratified to announce that the
PRESIDENT OP THE UNITED STATES has accepted
an invitation to participate in the proceedings.
. . .
Fellow-citizens of the United States, we call upon you
to eo-eperaie with us in this FIRST NATIONAL CE
GE
BRATION, and to adopt such measures as you may
deem proper, to make it worthy of a great people who
have inherited, and now possess and appreciate, the
blessings of liberty. ,
CHARLES GIBBONS. Chairman,
HortonMcMichael Jib. L. Claghorn,
J. I. Clark Hare, Wm. Henry Rawle
W.C.Swann.M.D., Evan Randolph,
J.Edgar Thomson, Joseph Lea,
William Cox, L. Lewis, Jr.,
J B. Moorhead, Henry Samuel,
Wm. H. Aslihurst, E. Spencer Hiller,
Geo. B. Boker, 11: Messchert,
John B. Myers, H. G. Morris,
J. Gillingh'mFell, J. B. McFarland,
Jas. C. Band, C H. Needles,
Jos. B Townsend, Gibson Peacock,
Jabez Gates, S. C. Perkins,
Henry C. Carey,
H. Binney, Jr. ,
Frederick Fraley,
Daniel Smil h, Jr.,
Jos. Allison,
Benj. Gerhard,
Geo. H. Stuart,
N. B. Browne,
Wm. Camac,M. D..
S. M. Felton, -
A. E. Borie,
,Clarence H. Clark,
A G. Cattell.
Geo. Whitney,
Charles Gilpin,
Thos. W. Evans,
W. Rot& Winter,
Henry M. Watts,
C. S. Grove,
John B. Kenney,
-Tames Milliken,
Wm. 111.Tilghman, John Rice,
H. C. Lea, Henry Cohen.
E.Hartshorne,MD, F. .1. Dreer,
Thos. Webster, W. Devine.
Ellis Yarnell, Thos. S. Ellis,
C. S. Smith. Geo. Brety,
F. A. Dimly, G. W. McMahan,
Alfred 111. Jessup, H. C. Howell;
Augustus Heaton, Persifor Frazer.
Ward li,Haseltine J. W. Paul,
H. P. Mile, J. W. Goff,
Cad waled. Biddle, Frank Wells,
R. Rundle Smith. R. H. Gratz,
Samuel E. Stokes, George Trott,l! .
Danl. Dougherty, Thos. Kiraber,Jr.,
Geo. Bullock, E. C. Knight,
Wm: M. Cooper, W. H. - Kern,
S. J. Christian, Joseph Kerr;
John W. Forney, R - P. King,
S. Fisher f orlies, Charles Knecht,
E. P. Kershow,
General Committee of Arrangement.
GEORGE H. BOXER. Secretary.
MDAILY UNION PRAYER-MEET.
ING—Held from 12 to 1 o'clock, .in the Hall of the
Commonwealth Building, CHESTNUT Street, between
Sixth and Seventh, Philadelphia. All who can make it
convenient to attend are invited to be preient. The
friends of those who have entered the army are invited
to attend. Prayer is daily offered for the soldiers and
their families. - GEORGE H. STUART,
THOMAS TOLMAN,
PETER B. SIMONS.
A. MARTIN,
je.3.6t* Committee.
MCALEB COPE, TREASURER OF
the United States Sanitary. Commission, North
east corner of Minor and Sixth streets, acknowledges the
receipt of the following contributions since the last re
port :
Cash
From Friends
Asa Whitney & Sons, additional
Mrs. B Romeo, Michigan -
-
Women's Penn'a Branch U S. S. C., per Mrs.
CIAPP, Chairman Financial Committee 14 00
Joshua Francis Fisher, additional 60 00
Mrs. E. L. F 25 00
Mrs. English 200
James Lord Jr 10.00
'
T. & B 2500
From a Young Ladies' Fair, per Miss Lydia H.
Lewis, Treasurer .. 32 76
John Patton, Curwensyille, Clearfield co., Pa:— 200 00
Insurance Co. of North America, additional 100 00
Miss B. Zantainger 5 00
Mrs, C. W. Hornor 12 50
Miss WaPhington ''' " 12 50
T. A. & Co , additional ' 10 00
Ddward Troth, • ' 10 00
J. Nicholson, - " -10 00
W. D. Glenn. " 'AI 00
5
J. E. Caldwell & Co , additional 2
2 5 00
T. P. Code 00
W illiam Hopper 25 00
T. C. Hopper 25 CO
Previously reported
IMFIFTIGMARD UNION LEAGUE
An adjourned meeting of the Citiiene of the Fifth
ward, in favor of forming's. Cub% League. will be held
at the GOOD INTEJST HOSE COMPANY'S HALL, Spruce,
above Sixth - Theets, THIS (Monday) EVENING at 8
o'clock, to hear the report of the Committee on Constitu
tion and Organization. H. E. WALLACE, Chairman.
B. STUMM, Secretary. It
iMVI SIT THE GRAND FLORAL
FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF SICK AND
WOUNDED SOLDIERS, which opens THIS AFTER
NOON. a CONCERT HALL and will be brilliantly IL
LUMINATED THIS EVENING. Season tickets 21 cents;
single tickets only 10 cents.
M T
X-1i
RD
RALLY FOR
HE UNION! •
The citizens of THIRD WARD, without distinction of
party. are invited to assemble at the . HOUSE, OF. IN
DUSTRY, Catharine, above Seventh, on TUESDAY. 9th
inst., at 8 o'clock P.M. , to organize a UNION LEAGUE.
Signed by a number of Citizens. jeB-it*
HISTOILICAL SOCIETY OF PENN
SYLVANIA. —A Stated Meeting will be held at
the Rooms, THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock.
SAMUEL L SHIM/LEY • -
It Recording Secretary.
THE, WOMEN'S CONTRIBUTING
.AID TO THE 11. S. SANITARY COMMISSION
gratefully acknowledge the following donations for the
months of May and June: 1 dozen spools of cotton from
J. E. Atkinson; 1 piece muslin from Paul J. Fry; 100Ihe
sugar from Mr. Rosenberg; $1 from Miss Stryker; 12
jars of pickles from Miss Hutchinson; 6 cans of rhubarb
from Mrs. Hill; 1 box of maizena from Mrs. Furness; *5
from St. Peters Church, Hazleton. Lucerne county; $.5
from Mr. John Davis; $5 from Mr. John Howell; $2
from cash; $6 from Mr. H. L. Barr; $2 from Mrs. Kim
' lt*
oppicir. OF THE SURGEON-AR..
ilk TIM' TO THE ARMY AND NAVY, hammier.-
FRIA; October 29, 1862. •'
Wounded Soldiers and Sailors desirous of availing
themselves of the National.,Appropriation for supplying
Artificial Limbs, should apply immediately -at the Wiles
of the Surgeon-Artist to -111.0' Government, No. 1609
CHESTNUT . Street. B. FRANK PALMER,
j a i -6 m GOVernment Surgeon-Artist.
T WleiN Y- F OUELT H WARD UNION, IMLBAGITR. —A Spadini' Meeting of the , llnion
League in the Twenty-fourth Ward of-the City of Phila
delphia" will be held at the League House , THIRTY-.
EIGHTH and MARKET Streete, on , TIIESDAY EVE
NING, June 9th. at 8 o'clock, for. the consideration of
important business.
By direction of the Standing Committee.
je6r3i* H. R ROOD, Secretary.
1C327A CARD.—THE LADIES HAVING
. in charge, for the benefit of the 11. S. ArmY Ge
neral Hospital:. at" 'GERMANTOWN, A: TABLE at; the
FLORAL',FAIR.to be held at CONCERT HALL: - Jaire 84,
earnestly request donations of-Fancy Articles, - FloWmal
F ru it, I re (treant, ; &c. They will be gratefttily re
ceived at the Ladies' Contribution Room of the Reapttal,
or may be sent to Concert Hail. Cheat:nut street, leitAl
InrCARD TO THE PIIDW.C.—COOPOIO
SHOP SOLDIERS' HOME, HOSPITAL, Rh-
ERaSHMENT SALOON.
The undersigned, Officers of the managenitzut of the
SECOND ANNUAL 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 eecond appeal to the public in sup
port of
THE COOPER-SHOP SOLDIERS' HOME,
THE COOPER SHOP REFRESHMENT SALOON.
AND THE COOPER-SHOP HOSPITAL.
A BAND OF MUSIC WILL BE 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, In no case 'will any article be sold at more
than a fair or reasonable market rate.
Post Offices, Lotteries. or any other invention or trick,
by which exorbitant prices might be obtained, will be
entirely excluded from the Fair. In all the departments,
business will be conducted with a scrupulous . regard to
fair, honest dealing between'seller and buyer.
Boxes will be displayed for the reception of contribu
tions, to be appropriated to the improvement of the
Cooper-Shop
BURIAL LOT FOR SOLDIERS.
The beet quality of Ice Cream, Strawberries, Cakes,and
Con ectionery, *ill be served during the Fair.
pu ll b o u n c a . tions of articles are respectfully solicited from the
Boxes, Packages, or Parcels may be forwarded by ex
press or otherwise. Please be particular and address
"Cooper-Shop Fair, Otsego street. Philadelphia."
ANNA M. ROSS, President.
MARIA. COOPER, Vice President.
R. F. CHASE, Secretary.
A. HORNER, Treasurer. jel-rawffit
DEPARTMENT FOR SUPPLYING
THE CPI "2" WITH. WATER. S. W. corner of
1 , 1.1r.H - and CHESTNUT Streets. Philadelphia, June 3.
I 563. --The . WATER-TENANTS of the Twenty-fourth
ward will please take notice that in consequence of no
cemary repairs at the Twenty-fourth-ward Water Works
their oporatioss will be suspended during Tnesday.
Wednesday, and Thilrsday, June Oth, 10th, and Uth.
ISAAC CASSIN,
4t Chief Engineer Water Department.
firsise , s ANNUAL lIIEBT
-1K.,? IN G of the Stockholders of the PHILADEL
PHIA'STEAMSHIP DOCK COMPANY, for the elec
tion of Five. Directors and the transaction of other
business, will be held at No. 126 N. DELAWARE Ave
nue, (second Boor,) on MONDAY,UnneSth, at 15 o'clock.
noon. - WM. DENNIS,
3e2-6t Secretary and Treasurer.
OFFICE OF • TEE UNION CANAL .
COMPANY. PHILADELPHIA, May 18.1863.
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.—The-Bondholders Of.
the UNION CANAL. COMPANY are hereby requested to
call at the office of.the Company, Po. Mtatit -WALNUT
Street, and surrender the Coupons, as agreed upontin
accordance with the act of Assembly of April 10th, 1.452.1
my27.lm OSCAR THOMPSON, Treasurer.
MOFFIPROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL'S
CE.
—.TASITINGTON,_D. C.. May 22.1863.
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 the next thirty
daps to the BOARD OF ENROLMENT , in'. their respec
tive Di, tracts. Tne 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
Headquarters of the'A.A. Provost Marshal General of the
State. As soon as they present themselves at, this gene
ral lendezvous they shalt be duly mustered by , a mus
tering and disbursing officer, and paid by him the bounty
allowed by law. JAMES' B. FRY,
iny2S-lm Provost Marshal General,
IMPOFFICE RELIANCE. INSURANCE
COMPANY OF PSILATIELPHIA, 308 WALNUT
Street, PHILADELPHIA, June 1, M.
The directors have this day declared a semi-annual
DIVIDEND OF FOUR PkR CENT., on the Capital Stock,
payable to the-stockholders.or theic legal representa
tives, free from all taxes, on and after the 10th instant.
ie2-St THOS. C. HILL. Secretary.
/M... FOR CLERK OF Q,UARIFER SES
SIONS—JOHN K. MURPHY.
my2B-thstn 12* Late Colonel of-the 29th Pa. Vol.
..
! COMPANY A, FIRST ARZILLE
RY, P. U. G. -June 8, 1863.
i ORDER No. 7.
.
The regular stated meeting of the Company will be
held at the Armory, THIS (Monday) EVENING, at eight
o'clock.
Punctual attendance is requested.
By order of Capt. IL D. LANDIS. -
CLEMENT B. PFNROSE; Acting First &wan - . lts
COMPANY E, SECOND . REGIME NT
R. 8.. will assemble for special drill on MONDAY
EVENING. at 735 o'clock, at the Board of Trade
Rooms, CHESTNUT, above Fifth Street..
By order. 13E0. W. GRICE, Captain.
JOHN BACON, 0 S.
" AVOID 7 HE DRAFT."
-44
HEADQUARTERS, PROVOST MARSHAL,
FIRST DISTRICT,
No. 245 SOUTH TH4RD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, June 1, 1885.
Public attention is solicited to the subjoined curwilar
from the Provost Marshal General. All persons wistng
to join any of the Regiments here referred to, will make
application to these Headquarters within the next thirty
days.
Provost hal l ,Ma First District.
PROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL'S OF . FICF,,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
May 22, 1663.
All men who desire to join any partiedlar Regiment 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 respective 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 tickets to the general Rendezvous, at the Head
quarters of the A.A.ProvostMarehal General of the State.
As soon as they Present themselves at this general Ren
dezvous, they shall be duly mustered by a mustering and
disbursing officer, and paid by him the bounty allowed
by-law. JAMES B. FRY,
jel-12t , Provost Marshal General.
. HEADQUARTERS OF FRO
VOST MARSHAL, THIRD DISTRICT, PA.,
511 BROWN Street, P.III7.ADELPTIIA, June
1. 1563.
.
Public auention is solicited to the subjoined Circular
from.theProvost Marshal General.
All persons wishing to join any regiment 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 GENREAL'S.OFFICE4
WASHINGTON, D. C. ~ M ay 22, 1863
- All men who desire to join any particular Regiment of
Cavalry now in the Skald are hereby authorized to pre
sent themselves, at any' time during the next thirty
days, to the Board of Enrolment in their respective Dis
tricts. -The Board, shall examine them. and determine
upon their fitness for the service, and if found to belt, -
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‘
mustering ndezvous they shall - be duly,mnstered the
and disbursing officer, and paid by him
bounty allowed bylaw. JAMES B. PRY,
je3.wfut St Provost Marshal General. .
"AVOID THE DRAFT."
•
HEADQUARTERS. PROVOST MARSHAL,
FOURTH DISTRICT.
N. E. cor. BROAD and SPRING GARDEN Sta.
- -
Public attention is solicited to the subjoined circular
from the Provost Marshal General. ' 'All persons wishing
to join any of the Regiments here referred to. will make
application to these Headquarters within the next thirty
days. D. IL LANE, Captain,
Provost Marshal, Fourth District.
PROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL'S OFFICE,'
WASHINGTON, D. a
May. 22, 1562.
All menwho desire to join any particular Regiment of
Cavalry now in the field, are nereby- authorized, to pre
sent themselves, at anytime during the next thirty days,
to the Board of Enrolment in their respective 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 tickets to the general Rendezvous, at the Head
quarters of the A. A. Provestfilarshal General of the State.
Ac soon as they present themselves at this general Ren
dezvous, they shall be duly mustered by a mustering and
disbursing officer, and paid by him the bounty allowed
by law. JAMES B. FRY,
my3O-12t - Provost Marshal General.
"UNITED STATES FLAGS,
SILK 'AND BUNTING,
Thos. I. Potts,
Craig D. Ritchie, •
Goo. M. Robeson,
Thomp.R9ynohis,
Talus P
John P. Verree.
Hansonßobinson,
W..S. htewart,
Chae. E. Smith,
W. _C. Stevenson.
Sami B. Thomas,
H. - G. Townsend,
Lewis D. Vail,
J. P. Wetherill,
Henry Davis,
Andrew Wheeler,
B. D. Whitney,
Geo. J. Weaver,
S. Waltz, M. D. ,
has. T Yerkee,
Wm. Struthers,
Chas. Hartshorne,
M. E. Rogers,
G. M. Conarroe,
Saunders Lewes,
myl2•]m
Cl W. SIMONSAS BROTHER.
.
SANSom-sTRF.ET HALL, PHrLADELFRIA.
MANUFACTURERS OF . TEMII.I/1":
FINE SWORDS.
XILITAUIT GOODS. DK EVERT ITLRISTI.
il i s.
MD,
GOVERNMENT GOODS.
Standard 1.0-ounee Cotton Duck.
Indigis Blue Flannels.
Mixed Twilled Flannels.
Sky Blue Serseys.
F_ AI KIRKHAM, & 00.,
No. $l3O CHESTNUT STREET.
mh24-3m
50
100 0.3
00 A RMY GOODS..
DARK-BLUE COAT. CLOTHS.
DARK-BLUE CAP CLOTHS.
SET-BLUE CLOTHS FOR OFFICERS.
ARMY BLANKETS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
10-OUNCE DUCK. -
DRILLS. STANDARD WEIGHT.
HEAVE LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK.
BROWN AND BLEACHED SHEETINGS AND SHIRT
ING& For sale by
FROTHINUHAM t WELLS.
se2-8 tf -
TEE BEST AND LARGEST STOCK
OF CIGARS IN THE CITY,
°flour own importation and manufacture
IMPORTED CIGARS no RECEIVED. -
50,000 DE CABANA 4.
30,000 REGALIA BRITANNICA.
20,000 CABINET. -
10,000 IMPERIAL.
10,000 " CAZ ADORES•
-
00,000 CONCHA CABINET. .
. 30,000' CUBAS.
10.000 " DE LION.
20,010 LONDRES BIRDS.
30,000 EL MONO.
40,000 FIGARO BRITANNICA. •
60,000 ESTOY EN REGLA.
80,1300 " POCAHONTAS.
•Also, -a large assortment of
DOMESTIC
V S /IC - ACC°, ••
PIPES, &C.
Call 'and examine before purchasing; elsewhere.
335 CHESTNUT Street.
Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania Corporation
Notes received at par. jeSk.tf
$757 26
69,760 05
$70,517 31
NEW FRUIT AND CONFECTION
BIM ESTABLISHIUNT.
- •
HENRY MINTON (late Restaurateur), informs his
numerous friends. former patrons, and the general pnb
lic, that he opened. SATURDAY, the 6th instant,. with a
choice stock of seasonable FRUITS and CONFECTIONS.
Having associated with him his son, WM. H. MINTON,
they together hope, by politeness, attention to. business.
as 'well as selling only the best at very moderate prices,
to merit and receive a share of public patronage. Mine
ral Waters, icy cold, and beautifully sparkling, drawn
from the latest Improved Fountains, 6. cents a glass.
Can at 204 South TWELPriI street. - .leB-215
"T PAINT THE LILY OR ADD
-a- perfume to the Violet" would be as useless as to
eulimize REEDER'S lvorytypes; their merits speak for
themselves. See specimens. SECOND Street, above
Green.
•
.THE WONDER OF THE AGE-THE
paragon of Portraits. REINER'S Photo
graphs M oil colors are unrivalled in truthfulness.
style, and beauty of finish-. War prices. SECOND
Street, above Green:
GOLDTBORP CO.,
625 Manufacturers of 625 .
Tassels_, Cords, - Fringes. Curtains, and Furniture
WIPP% Unrtain Loops, Centre Tassels... -
Picture and Photograph Tassels, Blind Trimmings. -
' Military and Dress Trimmings, -Ribbons, Neck Ties,
etc. etc. " No. OAS MARKET Street.
Philadelphia.
PRICK -PRESSES, DRAIN ' TILE,
-■-• and Clay Tempariag Machines, and Brick-makers
Tools. • - S P. - MILLER,
myl9-lm . 309 South :4' '• It Skeet.
GET COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS AT
REIMER'S of fine quality. Pleasing . style. .atta
ttrilstical coloring;• and - cheap t-nothing like them at the
- price,• only IRICOND,Street. above,Greem • • lt
BLEEPER'S LONG-ESTABLISH
ED
lfanufackwy of light, neat. setviceable Um
brellas, 100% Mel* Wlte aeor above
Tenth, ipPrIV
MILITARY NOTICES.
PHILADELPHIA
MILITARY GOODS.
ALL SIZES
EV ANS 65 HASSALL.
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
418 ARCH STREET
THE PRESS-PHILADELPHIA:; MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1863.
REDUCTION
IN PRICES OF
Dion • PARIS MANTILLAS.
_ ALSO, OF
LIGHT Z. I NPHiI R CLOTH CLOAKS,
SUITABLE i'OB THE WHOLE SUMBEFt.
J, W. PROCTOR .S.; CO.,
ieß-Im if No. gsHIS , CHESTISHT STREET.
CIAIIZE-MERINO TESTS, SHIRTS,
N-^ AND PANTS.
WHITE GOR.YD S
AND
STAPLE EMBROIIDERIENd
The subscribers offer at reduced price a very 11Mt" .
and choice assortment of the aboye-named'dedcriptiona
of goods, tc• which they respectfully invite" the 'attention.
of buyers.
SHEPPARD, VA2i . HARLINGEN, & ARZSOti,
jel-nrwflOtif , 10,08 CHESTNIIIcareet
PRINTED LINEN: CAMBRICS.•
FOR DRESSES,
FROM A LATE AUCTION SALE,
REDUCED PRICES.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER.
450, 952, and 4 . 59 N. SECOND Street. abov:e Willow.
BUFF MARSEILLES
WHITE RIAB.SEILLErri° Oradea.
- FIGURED MARSEILLES,. Grades.-
Various Oradea.
Desirable for. Children's Wear and
Ladies` Wrappers,-
At very Reduced Prices.
CURWM STOIITYART & DIEOTHER,
450.452, and 4,54 N. BEC0.111) Street,. WilloW
LACK LACE POINTS, PROM THE
+. l late Auction Sales, at reduced prices.
Black Lace Points, 442.60'.
Black Lace Points, VI
Black Lace Points, 5.'3. 66
Black Lace Points, Flit
Black Lace Points, 44. -
With a full line of superior good
Bournons, Talmas, and Shawls,.
New lots just opened.
CUBWEN SIVEMART 9e BitOTME,
Nos. 450, 452 i, and 454 N. SEGO'ND St ., Willow.
MIISLINS AT REDUCED. FRIOES,
from the il lta t ftion Sales.
m
To 10ART & BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 452, and 454 N. SECOND St, al,. Willow.
RUMMER SHAWLS! . SUMMER
SHAWtS!'
Grenatline.Shawle.
Plaid Rarege Shawls. • -
Light Woolen F-liawls.
. CURWEiIi RTODDART StzBROVEDFM.
Nos.-450i 452, and: 454 N. SECOND•St. ab:
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE.
AGENCY FOR THE SALE OF
• .
`UNITED STATES T'Ant
STAMPS - ,
No. 57 South THIRD. Street. first door. above Chestnut:
A full supply of all kinds of TAX STAMPS constantly
on hand, and for sale in quantities to suit
A liberal discount allowed on amounts of Maud mo
wards.
Orders by Mail promptly attended to.
Office Hours from 9 A. M.. to6P.
JACOB E. RIDGWAY,
aextie 10 No. 57 South THIRD Street
PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, dgc.
JAMES S. EARLE & SON,
INpoitTERS AND NANIIrApTUDERS' Or
LOOKING ASKE EL
OIL PAINTINGS,
• ENGRAVINGS, - -
PORTRAIT,
PIGTIIRE..and.
• PHOTOGRAPH PRAWN:
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS:
EXTENSIVE LOOKING GLASS WAREROOMS AND
GALLERY OF PAINTINGS,
lat.tf 816 CHESTNUT Street: - Philadelphia.
MARSHAL'S SALE.--BY VIRTUE
of a Writ of Sale by the Hon. JOHN CADWALA-.
DER...Tudge of the District Court of-the United States, in
and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, hi Ad
miralty, tome directed, will be sold .at Pdhlic Sale, - to
the higoest and best bidder foreash, at CALLOWIIILL
STREET WHARF, on THIIRSDAY, Tune .ISth, 1863, at
11 o'clock . A. M., the schooner WONDER,..her tackle,
apparel, and furniture, as she now lies at Said wharf
Immediately after the sale of the vessel, at MICHE
NEWS Store, No. 11-2. North . FRONT Street will be
exposed the cargo of the same, condoling of-1 , 060 sacks
or fine salt WILLIAM MILLW ARD,
11. S. Marshal E. D. of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, June 6. 1663. jeS St
MARSHAL'S SALE.— BY VIRTUE
of a writ of sale, by the Hon. JOHN CADWALA
DER, Judge of the-District Court of the United litate4
in and forthe Eastern District offea_ngkDrania, 2 Admi.r ,
ralty;to ms directed, will be sold , at public sale. to - the=-
highest. Solid best bidder, for .cash, at Amami - Ewa
htore, No. 142 North FRONT Street, - on,T&IiRSDA.Y,..
June 18th, 18E1. 1 at 12 o'clock AL, the cargo - ofethe - Sfocios
RETTERSA.II aud SECESH, consisting of abont.llo. bales
of cotton. WILLIAbi MILLWARD, '
U. S. Marshal B
Philadelphia, June 6, 1863.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
of a Writ of Sale by the Ron.. JOHN , CADWALA-.
DER, Judge of the District Court of the United States,
in and for the'Eastern District of Pennsylvania,
raltp,'to me directed, will be. sold at :Public Sale,.to the
highest and best bidder, for cash, at 5.41111.Ef. Cl.
COOK'S Auction Store, No. 1.24 South FRONT Street,
on WEDNESDAY, June 17t1i. 1888, at 12 o'clock M., 18
boxes oontaining bullet forceps, needles, surgical instrn
iments, quinine, morphia, chloroform, tobacco pouches,
linens, handkerchiefs, boots and shoes. The goods can
be examined at the store.
Hies 2§, :186i
WILLIAM MILLWARD; •
U. S. Marshal E. D. of Pennsylvania.
June. 6, 1863. - • ie6.63
MISS MARY E. THROPP WILL RE
, open her English. and French . Boarding and Day
School for Young Ladies, at 154-1 CHESTNUT Street,
Philadelphia. the second biO.IIDAN in September. For
circulars apply at the school, or address Miss Throp at
Palley Forge; Penna.. - during the holidays. mylB-4m5
UMBRELLA CLOTHS,
5 cases 30-inch Blackstone Co.
cases 27-inch Social-go.
3 cases 27-inch Plain Print• Cloth.
For sale bY"
MATTHEW BINNEX'S SONS,
my29-tf BOSTON, MASS.
FIRE! FIRE! FIR:E!
PHILADELPHIA , May. 30, 1863.
M. C. Sadler. .Esg., Agent for Lillie's. Safes
. DEAR gm : During the night of May 19; 1E63, our . Gro
cery and. Provision Store, .at North Second and WilleW
streets, took tire at about-2 o'clrock A. At and as the
store was a two-story wood building. it burnt rapidly,
'and before the lire• engines could act:upon the fire, our
whole stock of goods, including much combustible
teital,-andand amounting to over $2,800, were wholly de
stroyed. We bad one okyour No. 11 Chilled-Iron Safes,
which was in the hottest-part of the fire,: and , it came out
of the fire not in the least: injured, except tha melting off
of the name, plate and paint. The contents inside were
not affected in the least, and-we consider the Safesnst as
good a protection against fire now as, before,and shall
use it hereafter with increased' confidence. The lock
works as perfectly as before the fire.
Yours truly, Aral - ANUS & CRaFT.
- Late 4,29 North SECOND Street.
Attention to the above certificate is particularly re
quested, as it is the first trial of LILLI.V.S; SAFES in an
accidental fire in Philadelphia.
I would say to all parties who want a Fire and
Burglar-proof Safe that LILLIE'S WROUGHT SAND
CHILLED IRON SAFES are much the cheapest and the
only real Fire and. Burglar-proof Safes now made; and
to those who want simply a tire-proof; I would say that.
LILLIE'S -WE 'MIGHT IRON S aFE is fully equal in all
respects to any of the most-approved makers, and is
sold at fully one-thirdiero price. -.
I also aro receiving daily in exchange for Lillie's
Wrought and Chilled Iron Safes other Safes, and keep
constantly on hand a general assortment of HERRING'S,
EVANS Et WATSOWS,.and other makers, many of them
almost new, which I offegat, and even below, auction
prices.
All partice interested are particularly requested to ex
amine the Safes above described at my d 6 pot.
X. C. SADLER, Agent,
je2.tf . No. 21 South SEVENTH Street.
PEAUTY.-IF YOU WISH TO HAVE
a line, clear complexion. use HUNT'S: WHITE
LIQUID ENAMEL. It will make you as fair as a lily. •
Price, 25 cents. -
If you are troubled with Tan or ' Freckles, nee HUNT'S
BRITISH BALSAM. It in warranted to remove them.
Price, 25 cents.
If you want a Color, use HUNT'S BLOOM OF ROSES.
It will not wash, off, nor injure the akin, and cannot be
detected. Price, 25 cents and
HUNT'S COURT TOILET POWDER is the best Face
Powder in use. Price, 1235, 25, and 50 cents.
Sold at HUNT & CO.'S, Perfumers, 41 South EIGHTH
Street, two doors above Chestnut, and 133' South SE
VENTH. above Walnut. my9.sm
PENSIONS: -$100 BOUNTY AND
FAY procured and collected for Soldiers, Sailors,
and the relatives of such as are deceased, at reasonable
and satisfactory rates, Soldiers who have served two
years, and all soldiers who have been discharged by
reason of wounds received in battle, are now entitled to
the $lOO bounty; and the latter, also, to a pension,
JAMES FULTON, Solicitor for Claimants,
mlll4 424 WAJ.NUT Streat.
picKLEs-250 DOZ HALF GALLON
-a- assorted and plain Pickles; _
400 doz quart assorted and plain Pickles;
. 860 dos pint assorted and plain Pickles;
60 dor gallon assorted and plain Pickles.
For sale by. RHODES & WILLIAMS.
my2B 107 South WATER Street.
AMILIES AND HOTELS DESIRING,
V
a really choice and delicate HAM, should ask for
the F. WHITTAKER, SONS & CO.'s, St. Louis. sugar,
cured.- They have no superior in any market. , For sale
by all the principal grocers, and wholesale only by their.
agents. . _TACK & 8R0.,-Brokers,
my29-trowlm 132 WALNUT Street.
FRESH SALAD OIL--50 CASES VIA,.
GIN OIL' OF AIX. quarts aud pints •
;
100 easeeßaelgillupi & Possel brand. (Its and.Pts4.
25 cases Benue brand, quarts.
For sale by RHODES & -WILLIAMS,
my2S 107 South WATER Stroat.
MADAME CIIQUEL, FROM; PARIS,
DRESS MAKER, No. 1232 SPRUCE Street, Phila
delphia, in Madame Mottefs former house. -
Madame Cuenel bavingent for ten years iniNgtes Fan
vet's, which is one of the.most fashionable Dress:Malters
in Paris, and having correspondence with. her every
month for the latest FaOhions, it enables. her.,to give en
tire satisfaction to the ladies who will be kind enough to,
patronize her. Je6-25*
O: N V,A L' S LILY WASH-PRE
%
J PARED from . the receipt of the Cori i Physician,of
QUEEN ELIZABETH: Long kept secrattand h nocvn and;
used only by the Nobility ol EuroPe- -
Its effect most magical, as Its use.inr * :ONE WEBB:. will
make the Skin 38 soft as N'elNet and, as white as Snow.
One Bottle will - last a year. It lasold by all first-class
dealers in Ladles; Gooda.atOne leoliai per bottle. je6l-3t*
TO AR6BITF.C I N &Q PROPOSALS
with designs wilt be received DURING .TEUS
WEEK at tke ; - LEJAVE.IIiOIifSB. 111.8 caEsniur
Street, ibr the erection of. AWRES, at street intersen.
tions. as a portics of , th.sstincorations ibr. the National
Celebrant - es of the approsalidael Anniversary of Ameririoan
Independence. Address "Committee on Beeorations
and Auangezaanta:" ' .je4.4t
300 GRO - ag MINERAL WATER BOT
-300 grossorteeitokno,s. -
For sale • • EL - B . 3 , a W;BIANNERS,
xn3lo-103. llyultkville Glass WO-40. oral ' S. Front St.
ROGERS & BROTHER,
PRODUCE
commissiow MERCHANTS,
SPICES, lautrinlTMV,',llAtil" at-ErsE LARD
And Country Produce gone .
No.ll Sarin' PRONT STREET;
PHIL ARELPH
SAMUEL BORERS, ALEXANDER ROGERS,
idl-DA Philadelphia New York
RETAIL DRY GOODS*
MARSHAL'S SALES.
D. of Pennsylvania
- - jeB-6t
EDUCATION.
11111ANCWhi.
EXCHANGE ON
LONDON AND PARIS
BOUGHT ADD SOLD,
FOR,RITHER GOLD OR CURRENCY
ies-fmlOt
DREXEL de CO.,
JOHN C. CAPP & SON,
STOOK AND NOTE BRORERS,
No. 23 South THIRD Street.
Directly °Melte the Mechanics' Bank. -
STOOKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD 02
COMMISSION,
AT TEM BOARD OF BROKERS
MONEY INVESTED
NOTES AND LOANS NEGOTIATED
121102-3 m ON TBI BEST TERRI
EDWARD. 111 DA-VIS,
STODX AND EZDHANGE BICORERI
No. 3P Booth TALta Street. (rp.itairs,)
A teATAIRAT, PROKERAGE AND BANMITG
- If 2 8 THASIBAZTED.
fitcchnand Bonds Bought and- Bold on Commission.
Loanarmill-Biaslrieels t per Negotiated. Divideads and
InterexsC-oupons v ed and Ben:Atte& Exchange on
Europe Aoki . Enecinl Collections mule. Coin and Cur
rency_VV. , t—lxdOr.etst Allowed on Deposits. ap'.l-3m
S . HARVEY THOMAS,
STOCK AND 3311 T, EMOKER,
No. 312 WEIMIT STEM.
STOCKS anesBONDS; and s.l.llrlnds oft% R. GOVERN
MENT SECITIV2SIES, beughtrand,eold on GM/mission.
Business Papwand. Loans ow" Collateral r..trotiated at
lowest rates.
. UNITED ST/02/ES 6-5) YEAIX SIX per, cent. BONDS.
fumished at PPM in` sums to natt, without ciiarae
foocommiseion. -
.•
to .
() dem by Mill aliall redeive prompt attention. Refers
IJ_
Mesas. Nathan 'rater dr.Co, 09. D. Parrish, Bsg...
John B. myoag ar Co, Salad B. Thome*: Esq..
Furnties,Brinral, 00.. John:Thimida, EsrE
apl-LM if
COLLECTION. OF U. B. CERTIfFI
_ CATES Or INDEOTEDITESS.—MO ADAMS' ,IIX
PRESS , 30M - PANY are Ague prepared' to - collect at 'the
Treasurrldepartiaent;"Orashington, wtth despatch, ald
at reasonale rates, the One Year Celtifitates of Im
debtednem of the United States now'dit3 or shortly m,l
- •
Terms made known and - receipts givcx at the office. ,
No. 320 UDESIBIT Stredt: mys-t 1
PROPOSALS.
ASSISTfrisTT QUARTERMASTER.GE
NEE' &L T , OFFICE,
PniLAEMPItrA; Bth ..Tmne, 1863.
PROPOSALS will be receis.ed at this °Else until
THURSDAY, llra inst., at 12 orelock M., for ' She imme
diate delivery, in'tltiA city, of thefollowing artfeles,
6,000 Halter CHrSins, 'samples required.
3,100 Wagon C . 6vers 1100 oz. cotton duck, samples re
quired. , „
240 gross Harness Rings, 25 ; 90 IX-iticht;4l9'
inch; 102-inch.
2.50 Wagon Saddles.-_
10 Saddles, cart harness.'
1,000 Jockey Sticks (hickory), 'hers complete . .
1,000 Whips. (blara.•snake.)
600 Whips, (4-hores ambulance.)
150 Whips, t2-horse amioultnce.)"
Bidders will state Me shortest timent delivery.
The tight is resersad to reject all bids deemed. , lon
high. A. BOYD,'
jeS-4t Capt. and A.- Q. - MI
ASSISTANT WARTERMASTER GE-.
NERAL'S OFFIC', Purranstrirr.‘".9th. Jane, 1863,
PROPOSALS will be received at this aide Until
TIIRDAY, 13th , instant, at 12 o'clock M.,. for the delivery
in this city, on or before the Ist July next, of the follow
ing articles:
200 Ambulance Kegs.
50 sets Wagon Axles,,W‘4l2 inches, army standard. ,
2.50 sets Ambulance Axlbs, 134x7,1.1 . in. do do '
-63,000 Wagon Bows, - 'do - do
250 sets Ambulance BOIV5: do do
250 sets Weon Boxes, 23x12 inches, dio do
250 sets Ambulance Boxeis, 174x754 in do do
600 Hind Hounds, - do do
500 Front do do, do _
2,000 Coupling Poles, do.' do
0,f.00 Rid ge Poles, do• do
200 Wheels, army wagon,. hind, do. • do
•• 200 do Ambulance,.. do' • dd do
280 do do frOnt, do do
t 1 000 Axle-Washers, for arum,. wagons, do do
147,000 Bolts, carriage, assorted sizes, from 1,14.-s , l6tncli
to 5x3-4 inch. Quantity of each different size can
•t be ascertained on application at this offece:
13,000 , 8e1t5, tire, assorted sizes from 2,x3-I6 inch to sxh; •
• - inch. Quantity of each (Efferent size , cambe ascer
trine& on application•at this office, 'fib. ,
50 sets Pollees, from 1 inch square to 1.30 - .2., inches.
- 10 gross Hinges, butt, assorted from 136,t0 234 in 1.1 V
300 pairs Binges, strap--100 'pairs 7.. inch• ;100 ,
• pairs 8.-inch; 50 pairs 9-inch; 50 pairs
;
• MO-pairs Hinges, T "-100.1oairs. 7-inch' • 'lOO
p _WS 8-inch ; 60 pairs &inch; .50 pairs 10 inch'
2;000W
O agon Tongues, ironed complete, for armywagous
2;.600 do do without irons, • do' do •
. 3,000 !ha Nuts, assorted, for repairing do do
WO Hasps, do ' do - do do
5;000 feet Chain, coil, sample required.'
' Stone do cable, inch, sample required'?
10 tens do do 6-1.6.in0h-, do dd
20 tons do do Il4.inch, do do •
6 Broad Axes, handled, do do
.36 Angers, assorted sizes.. do • do. •
:26 Screw Drivers, assorted sizes, do do •
24 Braces, . do do
_MO Buts, assorted, do do
10 sets Firmer Chisels, 31 . to 13•1 in., sample required.
10 sets Mortising do, socket, 34 to in •do do. •
I,VOO Files.. assorted; do do
120 Gimlets. assorted, do do
30 Easps, Moss & Gamble,. 16-inch,- do do -
50 Sledge' Ham mers, - do:do
144 Hand. do do do
3CO hinging do do-. do
120 Riveting do do do
. 12 Saddlers' do do do
72 Claw._ do . do do _
'Vntwia aSSOr sizes -' do ae-- '-
72,Hatelets, - do do
12 Drawing-Rnives, 10-inch blade. do do
800 Paring do do do
36 Padlocks,
' do do
R
26ules. 2 feet - do do
GM Stub Joints; % inch, for repairing army wagons.,
- 12 Hand-Saws; 7 teeth to the inch., real. "Diatom."
12 'Pennon Saws, sample required.
12 Jig Saws. . do . do
-
3 Circular SaWs. 16-inch. .sample'required.
a p r a m i r-
y
125 pairs Elliptic Springs, 2-inch, &plate, IF .
e
250 pairs,„ -.do-do., 2-inch, 5 . - do •
' 260 pairs do do 2-inch, 4.d0 . Wagons,
8000 ms Cast Steel, 1 inch square,
3100016 s do y. inch do . ambnlan
. 1;000 Its •do 1.11x4 inch, cee,.
bids 9.4•
R COO tbs do 2x3.4 inch, -
- 26 Oil Stones, sample required..
3 Grind Stones, complete
24 Axes, handled, sample required..
60 gross Trimming Buttons, sample required.,
-- :6 gross do knobs, do do . •
• 6 grois Saddlers' Nails, 134-iii,.oo do .
150papersLiningNails.assorted sizes, sample required
5 gross Buckles, ;1„.1, 1:4",. and 2-inch, (1 gross
28 gross Buttons. for repairing ambulances,- &c,
3 pieces Rattinetta, do - do., sample requld.
• 00 yards Canvas Duck,.. do . do do do
3 pieces Twilled thislidlo. do do • do- -
3 pieces Brown dot do .do . do . do •
• • 6 balls Seaming Cord,: = do .do do do
8 lbs Black Pat. Thread, do do do • do
13 dozen Carriage Glass, assorted sizes.,
25 Ms-Glue.
100 Ills Chalk.
75 Ms Borax.
6 bales Curled liair.sample required.
` Excsior ' Cloth, sample required. ,
10 quires Sandpaper.
- 12 Chalk Lines, ' '
• 12 Dusting Brushes, sample required.
110 pieces Leather Cloth, 12 yards to 'the piece, ,best
duck.
6 sides Harness feather, pure oak-tanned,t
' 6 sides Bridle do . do do
2 side. Enamelled .do sample required.
.If the articles called for are not all delivered on on before
the expiration of the contracts. the United States Govern
ment reserves the right to make good any deficiency by
Purchase in the open market, at the expense of the con
tractors. ,The right is reserved to. rejectall bids deemed
too high. A BOYD,
jeB-tl3 - Captain and A.. Q.
VARNISHES.
pATENT FARAFFINE VARNISH.
C T I. O. N:!
We hereby caution the Paint and Oil and ShipChan
dlery trade, and consumers of our PATENT PARAF
FINB VARNISH, against purchasing from:. one J. .11
MCMULLIN, of 149 FRONT Street,' Philadelphia, as he
ceased to act as Agent for us, or SAMUEL PAGE; &SON.
of Boston, in January last.
He has imposed'upon the trade and consumers a worth
less imitation of our PARAFFINS VARNISH. commenc
ing the deceMful and fraudulent practice previous to. our
annuttlent of,his agency.
MESSRS. HIILBURT &: CO.,
OF 240 ARCH STREET,
ARE TELEs ONLY, AGtHORIFIED,AGENTS
for.the.saIeof the
PATENT PARAFFINE. VARNISH I PHILADELPHIA.
and any, other parties ;representing themselves.as such
are imposters. All orders left - with Messrs. HIILBORT
& CO.. will be prompOnattended to . - . -
Our Varnish.fully sustains its well-earned. reputation
as a durable. quick-drying, brilliant and economical
applicationlor imparting a glossY black coating onWood
or Iron. • GEO: S.. PAGE & PRO,
139 MAIDEN LANE, New York.
is6-lm if And 111 SMITH'S WHARF, Baltimore.
T HE E.ING? AND • THE - ?AGES
OR. TRR
Q... P. INON_BRILLIANT.
A .
.. -ROMANCE
Without- any "Weaver,"
Specially written by
J.011.X. INF., GS-NT-3
For. the benefit of the
FALKT,...9izi. AND. SHIP- CHAND.LERY
TRADE, -
With 2.,b. the. Co6reponflenge,
i ontracts, dre.. &0.,
'-tx'!!Caariojenastil,Bl3l-L1:11',-Py
In calling the attention of the publictuthis affair on
giacK PARAFFINE VARAISH„
the subscribers.have only time to say that it is very in
teresting to those interested, and unworthy the attention
of any body else, further than it being the. refutation of
a lie over the signature of George S. Page & Bro.,Edstern
Varnish Peddlers; simply, because they object to our
manufacturing and selling a Varnish in Philadelphia, in
every-way- superior,. for one-half the money than their
so- caileclPatent Paraffin° Varnish. Any one preferring
Pages' to ours can buy it of no, with "sworn bids,"
and half dozen.. other parties in town, without putting
us to expense; 26 cents alderman fees. t"
As the trade of Philadelphia, who have so liberally
patronized us since. January. last, have been thoroughly
aware of what they were haying,-itis not supposed that
they will be led by "rage's Appeal" to pay extra
price,, extra. ', freight, extra cartage extra package
peavey, for an article in New York, when they can buy
the R. 'F. IRON-BRILLIANT at home, at less purchase
money, without these charges, a better quality, any
more than a painter would pay for turpentine, at its pre
sent price, when benzine, answers his purpose. Persons
wanting Page's Varnish, residing in distant portions
of the city. can be furnished with the names of parties
selling it in their locality, free of chirge, by applying
by note to this office. I. N. IffellfULLlN A CO.,
Ilanufachkreis and Dealers in Black and Bright Var
nish, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, Benzine. Naptha,.Ac
jeS-tf EPI South FRONT Street.
ICE t ICE! ICE I - ICE I ICE! ICE!.
COLD_ SPRING ICB COMPANY .
011ices.Hotels, Shipping, Ice-Cream Salami,.
&c. &e., supplied daily with a pure article of BOKAON
at the Teri lowest market rates. Dealers and
larße consumers samlied .at wholesale Lairicee.
Wagons ran in all paved limits of the Consolidatz.doitY,
and in the Twenty-fotwth Ward.
THOS. B
325. WALNUT Street.
North Penne 'B. & Mader at
Qlscee Lombard streets,and:Twenty-illakC e'et
apg-Smir , Pine-street wharf.
COAL.
0 A L.---SUGAR LOS.BEAVER
N./Meadow, and L . Spring: Monntal u lkehigh- Coal. :and
best Locust Mountain from ' fro Sohn ill; prw.wed
Dressly for family me. Depot. N. r corner of SWIM ,
and WILLOW Streets. Office. Dia. 11% South SECOND
Street. (apt-IY] .1. WAV2OI( CO.:
TO FAMILIES R3S3FDING IN Vali_
RURAL DISTRICTS. .
We are prepared, as lirAcotofore, to supply Familia,' to
their Country liesideno , 4 e with _ • =
EVERT
FINE GEOIDERIEs`..TEAS,
ALBEiIT
zny2l-tf liltAltNEß
REGO '4% CO.'S NEWLY INVENTED
myrikriac REERNINRATOR„' sold by WALCOTT
& m 1 'CHESTNUT Street, is the most
beantlfur and economical 'Refrilearator over presented to
the public. This is a combination - of Refrigerator and
Waster Cooler, and regulres ve little-moreice for both
E.ndq i 9 KetnAlß XA?•ii kr Vail Gry
ooier alone. rant-Steil
NEW BOOKS.-
Joel received by
J. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO..
715 and 717 MARKET Street.
FRANK WARRINGTON. By the author of "Rut
ledge."
OUT-DOOR PAPERS: By Thomas Wentworth Illg
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LILIAN. A Tale. .
THE CHILDREN S GARLAND, from the beet Poets.
Selected by Coventry Patmore.
THE LAW COURTS AND LAWYERS OF MAINE.
By Wm. Willis.
THE STORY OF ELIZABETH.
HISTORY OF THE INTELLECTUAL DEVELOPMENT
OF EUROPE. By Dr. J. W. Draper.
ST. °LAVES. A Novel.
THE HISTORY OF THE SUPERNATURAL. By Wm.
How itt. 2 vols.
A GLIMPSE OF THE WORLD. By Miss Jewell.
jeB-tf
NEW BOORS! NEW BOORS!
A HISTORY OF THE INTELLECTUAL DEVELOP:
MENT OF EUROPE. By John. W. Drapor, 31. D., LL.
D. $3.50. -
THE EXCISE TAVX LAW, Approved July 111;1822,
ARh the Amendments. •By Chas. F. E,tee. $llO.
SOUTHERN HiSTORT: The First Year of the War.
By Pollard, of Richmond. $2.
FRANK WAREINCITON. By the author oniutledge,
&c Si. W.
151 ARIAN GRAY: OR, THE HEIRESS OF REDSTONE
HALL. By Mra. Mary S. Holmes. $1.25.
LILIAN.
LIFE AND LETTERS OF WASHINGTON IRVING.
By hie nenbecv,..P. M. Irviost. vol. 3d. $l.lO
LEAVES FROM THE DIARY OF AN ARMY SUR
-08011. By Thos. T. Ellis, M. D. $l.
HARPER'S HAND BOOK FOR TRAVELLERS IN
EUROPE AND THE EAST. By W. P. Fetridge. $1 75:
OUT-DOOR PAPERS. By T. W. Higginson. $1.25:
For sale by WM. S. & ALFRED AI
jefi - • - 606 COES eNUT Street.
3 VOLUMES OF MISCELLA,
,000 NEOHS BOOKS. usually L.old'land np.
'wards, to be closed out at SIY CENTS PER VOLUME!!
O. W. PITCHER,
je6-3t SOS CHESTNUT Street.
PRT.3XDELPBTA.
sos Mgt!' SOBM 808! ru .
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
GREAT REDUCTION from Manufacturers r Prices, and'
guarantied to be LOWER than at any othtT Store in
Yhildelpbia
01 , _ER- COO EIFFERENT STYLES. hoLding..bbm . 73 to'
400 Pictures. - (5. W. PITCHER,
je6-3t BOH CHESTNUTIStreet.
Top CAN AVEB TWENTY FER
CENT!-WE SELF ALL NEW PUBLICATDONS.
Usually scld: at $1: 50, fo. - - - •• • -
Do do• 1 25.,,.....,..,,,, ... ~..... . . .. . .... . . 1.03
Do 'do' 1:00' • 83
Do do 75 - - 60
Do do 50 00
Do do 25 • - . - - 20
PITCHEII.'O CHEAP - BOOKSTORE,
'XS -St , _
IIt,AMILrES GOING. TO TH.P, COLIN,
TRY shouhrhlf.e with thetc , -- , -
.R , 3I.L'S HINT TO'DIOTHBB.B-spon the - ilic - alagement
of CI ,
TINT'S ELEMELFIS OF HEAL' 11 and' Pfinsiples of
Female Hygiene.
MUFFS DODIEETIC MEDICIIE; SURD EBY, and
3.lateri4.lllediea.
DO.Mit'S OT HERS *AND • INFANTS• •
BULL'S MATERNAL •M s NAOS MEV T OF CHILDREN.
For eale LINDSAY St•BLAKISTON,
Publieberrand Beolteelleres
jes . 95 SOUTH SIXTH street. abirve CHESTNUT.
REF OBE GOIN G TO' THE " SEA
SHORI, -
BUY YOIIII BOOKS;
istc4rFe, AND LEV'TER• PAPER,
AND HAVE IT STAMPED
NAVE YOUR CARESTRINTED.
**. Everything in the Boottand Stationery department
%Till be supplied at the very lowe.'tprice, by
()MALLEN, Ehokseller and Stationer,
_ _ i3os ce - ESTNIIT Screet.
111:11TORD'S - DRAWING ROOM
TURES; _
ROYAL ,AND IMPERIAL•PHOTOGRAPRS.
CARD PRCMOGRAPOS 0,000 subjects).
OH - ALLEN, Photograph Publiaher,
jet-6t_ 1308 CHESTNUT' Street,:
HAZARD'S BOOXSTORE,
721 CHESTNUT STREET,
All Books usually to be had In i
FIRST-CLASS BOOKSTORE,
Will always be found on our shelves •
AT TITPI LOWEST PRICES.
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IRSTATE OF RUTH- .ANNA COG
-&-A GlNS.—Letters Testamentary upon the. - Estate or
RUTH ANNA COGGINS, deceased, late of Philadelphia:
Navin been g:nanted to the undersigned, all persons in
debted to thesaid NEtate will mate payment, and those
haying claims will present them to
W. D. HESTON,
.ieS-ro6t* Httsthnville, 24th Ward.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT POR
-if THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PyIILA.DELPHIA..
- Estate of ROBERT WOODSIDE. •
The Anditor arppointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjuit the account of Elizabeth Woodside, Hugh
Woodside, amb William Woodside. Executors of the
lastwill and testament of ROBERT WOODSIDE, dec'd,
and to rePert distribution of balance in the 'hands of the
accountant, will meet the parties interested for the pur
.puses of his appointment, on FRIDAY; the 19th day of
June, 1583; at 1' o'clock P. M. at his °Elbe, No, 123
South SEVENTH Street, i L n E th o e N c A i ß ty p ol m lN ß a s dl udor,. lia ii
jeft-mlyl It
TTNITED STATES; EASTERN DIS-
Vi ThiCT OF. PENNSYLVANIA, 'WIT.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED-STATES,
•TO THE MARSHAL OP THE .E.A.STERiIi - DISTRICT'_
OP PSNIv ST LYANIA,-
GREETING ; ,
WHEREAS, The District Court of the Znited.SMtes in
• and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rightly and
duly proceeding on a Libel filed in the name of the
United States of America, hails decreed all persons in
general who have, or pretend to have t any right, title. or
interest In the schooner "Wonder," whereof Edward Win.
Pon-el is master, her tackle, apparel, and furniture, and
the geode, wares, and merchandise laden onboard there
of, caprffred off Port Royal, South. Carolina, by the-
United -States tog "Ddifodil,". under command of
Lieutenant Preston, and brought into the port
of Philadelphia, to be Montshed, cited,. and called
to judgment- at the time and place underwritten,
and to. the effect hereafter expressed, (jhstice sd
iretlnirin g . ) 'Yon are therefore-charged; .arnitstrintry on
. joi.cA. cud - commanded, that you omit not, bat that by •
Publishing these presents in at least two 9f the daily
newspapers printed and_published-in the city of Phila
delphia, and in the Legalintelligencer, you do monish
an l cite, or cause to be moniahed and. cited, perempto
rily, all persons in general, who have, or pretend to have,
any right, title, or interest in the said. schooner "Wo ader,"
her tackle, apparel, and furniture, and the goods,
Wares, and merchandise laden on boardthereof, to ap
pear before the .Hon.JOHN CADWALADER, the Judge
of the - said Court; at the District Court room, in the city,
of Philadelphia,: on the twentieth daymfter publication
of these presents, if it be - a court day, or else on the next
court day following; - between the usual hours of hearing
canoes, then and there to show, or allege. in due form of
law, a reasonable and lawful excuse, if any they have,
why the said schooner. ``Wonder, Wonder," her tackle, apparel,
end furniture; andithe- goods, wares, and , merchandise
laden on board• thereof, should not be pronounced to
belong, at the time of the capture of the same, to
the enemies of the United States, and as goods
of their enemies or otherwise, liable and - subject to
condemnation, to be-adjudged and condemned as good
and lawful prizes,: - and . further - to do and.. receive in
this behalf as to justice shall appertain. And that yon
duly intimate, or cause to be intimated, unto all
persons aforesaid, generally, (to whom by the tenor of
'these. presents it-is also intimated,) thatdf they shall not
appear at the time and place above mentioned, or appear
and shall-not show a reasonable and lawful cause - to
the contrary, then said• District Court doth intend and
will proceed to adjudication on the said capture:
and may pranounce that the said schooner- " Wonder,"
her tackle, apparel, and furniture, and the goods. wares,.
and merchandise laden on boardithereof, . did belong, at
the time of the capture of the same, to the enemies of the
United States of-America, and as goods of their enemies,
or otherwise, liable and subject to confiscation and con
demnation, to be adjudged and condemned as lawful
prize, the absence, or rather contumacy. of the persons so
cited and intimated in anywise notwithstanding, and
that you duly certify to the said District Court what you
shall do in the premises. together with these presents.
Witness the Honorable JOHN CADWALA.DER, Judge
of the Said. Court, at Philadelphia, this, fourth day of
JUNE, A. D. 1863, and in the eighty-seventh year of the
Independence of the said United States.
jeB-3t . G. R. FOX.. Clerk of District Court.
a FOP, SALE-A VERY SUPERIOR
BraRESIDENCE, with extra conveniences, and large
lot, situato at 1607 SUMMER Street. Apply to _ _
ROBERT 61AGG REG OR,
lb • 233 South THIRD Street.
REACH FARM.-FOR SALE, A
good.FARDL, of 100 Acres, two miles from MILFORD ;
Delaware, with valuable 4 years. old Peach Orchard
on it. D. S. OADFirALLADER,
jeB.6L. 108 South FOURTH Street.
N. H. Also, several good FARMS near Philadelphia.
NO_ P.,21. CHESTNUT STREET_
-The Second Floor and Upper Lofts of this .spacioui
buildilig will be for rent - -on JULY--Ist., Possession may
be had, if required, at an earlier day. Apply to •
D. LANDRETH &-SON,,
jel-m3t 23 South SIXTH Streei.
F OR SALE-A HANDSOME 0017 N.
TRY PLACE of 37 acres. with good improvements,
in good order; fine - lawn, with shrubbery and large shade.
trees; about ,14 of a mile from Chester,- which is rapidly
improving./ Price, P 1114,000 For particulars, apply to.
LEIVIS - LADOMUS, 803 CHESTNUT Street.
Will sell part of the place. je6-21
CIRCULATING LIBRARIES.
BROTFERRHEAD'S CIROULA-
T T • TING LIBRARY.—AII the NEW English and
American Books, including ALL CLASSES of Literature.
This is tLe ONLY Library - in the country -that includes
all- the NEW ENGLIsH BOOKS 'that are not RE
PRINTED here.
Terms $6 per year ; Six months $3: three months
$1.60 ; one month 75 cents, or 3 cents per day, MS
South EIGHTH Street.. . mh7-3m
TRE FIRM OF 'BROADBENT &
Photographers, is this day dissolved, by the re
tirement of S. BROADBENT,
. - -
The business will be continued.by late.partners,
nyder the name of . WEN DEROL9I & TAYLOR. Mr.
Weaderoth, the arhst, and the inventor of the ivory
type and Wenderetype,.who was associated_ in the late.
firm for four years, will cont4me at the head of the
Artists' Department; and Mr. Taylor, also apartnet , in,
the late firm, will remain as heretofore; in charge °Mu
business in the Reception Room.
S. BROADBENT,
Y.' A WENDEROIIII,
W. C. TAYLOR
91%, 914-, and 916 CHESTNIIP Street.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3, 1863.
WENDEROTH & TAYLOR (late. Broadbent &
have just opened, in connection with, their old rooms,
the most beautiful and. spacious Operating Room in the
city; and by this and other improvements they intend,
to insure more complete attention tobhe rewairements of
their increasing business,
Every style of picture taken in connection with, Photo
graphy, including Ivorybypes, Wenderotype o , Oil
Paintings, Photographs: Cartes de Visits, "etc
WENDEROTH & TAYLOR,
jes-fniwl2t if 9191, 914, and 9I6.CHTsSTROPEtreet.
TVSSOLUTION.-THE COPARTNER.
ship heretofore existing between the undersigned as
Booksellers and Blank Book Manufacturers. 8127 - South
Seventh street. under the firm of SAS. B. SMITH Se C 0...
was dissolved by, mutual consent on the Miley ofrMaY.
18113.
Either of the undersignedis authorized to.settle the al
fairs of thelate firm..YAS. B. SMITH, -
Sowth. SEVENTH Street.
PREDI7,', SCOFIELD..
4ISMAREET'Streetr.
RENOVAL.--THE UNDERSIGNED,
of the late firm of JAS. D. SMITE & CO.A has re
moved to the large and commodious store. No, la MAR
BET Street, and No. 413MBROBANT Street, where he
has a large assortment of Blank Books. Memorandum
Books, and Stationeryy,. which he offera to merchants,
country storekeepers '. on the most bheral terms.
Blank Books rolad to any pattern and bound in the
Most substantial wanner Ay experienced workmen at
the shortestnotice, FREIVE; SCOFIELD. •
411.13 MARKET . Street,
.-and 413 MERCHANT Street.
cIOBARTN ERSHIP. - THE UNDER
'4.-4 signed Lacs this day associated themselvel asßook
seliers and Manufardurers, under the arm of SAS. It,
SADTH & Co.
JAMES B. SMITH,
LEWIS A. LIPMAN,
WM. RUTHERFORD.
At the Old Stand, No. 21 South SEVENTH Street.
-' March-16,1M. jel,St
THE _COPARTNERSHIP. HERETO.
_
fore existing between the undersigned, under the
grin of L. G. GRAFF St GRAHAM. has been this day
dissolved, by. mutualconsent. . The business of.the late
firm will bejettled,.bt.ji. GRAY.F. at .N0'42414
(MARKET Street.- '• • - It:G. GltaFF, •• -
' .; H.oRAHIa,
- Philadelphia, May 30, 1863. -
.
'THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE PAIS
day entered int4:ol. Copartnership, tinder:the 'firm of
L. G. GRAFF & CO.. for the purpose of trance Ming
PrOduce and General Commission Business,.s.nd have
taken the Warehouse lately occupied •by 'C. Graff &
Graham. No. 2045 MARKET, Street.
, L.- G GRAFF
. DICKSON.
- Philadelphia. - Jane 1. 18 8 3 W
jel 6t.
THE, SUBSCRIBERS •,ILli -'- OONTIz'.
. , ~
liligt tbe4DRUG W
BUSINFsp„ as heiefotore: at 'the
Old Stand, No. I% MARKIr Street.
WV.. ELLIS & CO . Druggists.
724 hieRKIST citreet,
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Betweew Seventh and Math Streets.
LEGAL.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
COPARTNERSMIRS.
WAWTS. -
$3,000.- WANTED, A PARTNER
with .:his amount, in a safe and lttora ,
tive manufactuaing bue:Dess already eetablielled. Ad
dreee immediately, ` Prdh.t, Pre,: o%ce. . jed.-3V_
W. ANTE D-EN" A WhOLESALE
CLOTH HOUSE—An enerptlo YOU - M : 7/UL with
gobd business qualifications. as Ottlesman. To one ac
quainted with the trade generally AZ permanefiguituation
is offered. Best or reference require,d. Addie....WßOx
P.O. , jl33:6t*
WANTED -A PARTNER WITH A
I T Capital of $10,0C1 . ) m
, to join in a Comiguion, Naval Stor e.
Store. and Coal-Oil business. The Advertiserthas haft
long Business Experience : and extensive acquaintance
in the West and Coal - reginns. Best of reference glves .
and required. Address Box 2711. Philadelphia-,Post
WANTED OLOTHIN G.—PERSONS
address Clothing dispose of
9,75, A MONTEII-I WANT TO : HIRE
w AGENTS i every oonnty at $73 a month, ex
penses paid, to eel my new cheap FalailY Sewing . Ma
chines. Address . S. MADISON,
my6-3ind&W Alfred, Maine.
tilko r n A MONTHI--WE WANT
cuo tik• AGENTS at s6oa month , expenses paid; to sell
of Everlasting Penci l s, Orienal Burners, and Bother
new articles. 16 circulars/res. suAir 83 CLARK,
rey6-3md . SeMir Mitleleford. Maine.
4g it t . DEPUTY QUARTERMASTER
01.! GENERAL'S OFFICE.—PA'n.ADstrAss, Feb. 9,
1863.
VESSELS WANTED immediately .to carry COAL to
tRe following points :
Tortugas.
Key West, Fla.
Fort Bronroa,
Alexandria, Va.
IYewbern, N. C. .
Fort Royal, E. C. k.
felo-if - Captain and Assist. Qreleterreasteg.
SUMMER RESORTS.
SURF HOUEB ATLANTIC CITY,.
No* Jamey,
• WILL BE OPENED ON . IMF. 18th.
A good Band of Music ha s been engaged.
Those who. Wish to engage Rooms Will please widiess -
S._BFlsl . so . N Surf pease Atlantsie City, PT. J,jetl,2ln
TJNITED STAg ES HOTEL
, LONG' BRAtitlEf;
re now open for the reeeptton of visitors. Carr - Be'
reached by Raritan and Delaware Bay Railroad - frwan
foot 6 ? 2 f m N;IPTE Street , . B. A. SHOSSIA_KER:
- 132,1ZLER BOARDING, CHESTER,.
PA.—A few persons may be alecommodited with ,
plea ant Bummer 10 - ARDIDIG; w - Xhin three minutes'
walk of We' rellioad atation. vplicatio= at the -
UNION 11 0 32T.Ii..opposiW, the d6pot, Etheeter, DdaWare
county. Pa, ^ 16-3 r.
iIIEESSON SPRINGS.--THIS 1 E
LIGHTFMSI7MMER'IESORT,4mniediateIY cn-the
line of the Central P. I.t. R. located. on the Y summit of
the' .AlleghenyMbilutains, 2;300 feet'abole the level of
the sea, will be alien for the reeelnion of visitors on the.
10th' day of Jona, 1863, and' 11 lie kept cpen.nntil rise
Ist of October.
Tho water and n at this poizt possess superior attrac
tions. The analyses made in thwlaboratory of Professors
Booth, Garrett, and Cana% of.Phila telphi..a. shim. the.
existemm of valual.. , le - mineral olements, the waters of
some of the springs - being of the iron or chalyifeateclaSs,
and others containing saline- or aperient salts'. Pare
mountaiii water abwands; and' the guests will ' also -be
supplied with mineral:waters frora - other springe,sath. as
Blue Licit, Bedford, a3d Saratoga Waters.
Ample Nullities for bathing have :seen:' provhD.4. new
Plunge and douch baths erected; aneEet and Cold Baths
can at all times be obtained:
The grounds, walks, Etc., have bee-011101y Improved; •
and are'of avvaried and p7tturesone character.
There teat Cresson-Spnngs-a Telegrc,ph °Mae anetwO
daily mails from Philadelphia and Pittnhurg and' inter
mediate points.
Eicursion Tickets can be obtained at+, the Otltce olrthe
Panns3-Ivania ailroad Company, corner of ELEVI3S7II ,
and MARKET Streets,
For further information apply to
Oi3O. W. MULLIN,
jes-2m ' Cresson Springs, Cambria Co., Pa,
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
ATLANTIC CITY, 1 , 1": J., •
Will be-open for the reeeption•olguests,-on-itATURDAY,.
June 20th, 0800.•
• - • - •
Persons ''Fishing to secure rooms, .wl.ll plane •.addreo ,
the Proptietors,
BROWN WOELPPER,
Atlantic City.
N. B. —Hiss] er's Band is engagnd'for the season. je.s-6t4-
PACIFIC B OUSE, ATLANTIC CITY,
-AL
is now opem for the accommodation of boarders:
This house is located on. North CaroYmeavenue, and has
fine and commodious- rooms. Terms reasonable:
WILLIAM' CO NUM.,
je4-42 , 1* Propitiator.
- FLORENCE ECKGItTS.-THIS- DE
LIGHTFUL BOARDING HOUSE,. situate on- the
banks of the Delaware. 2.oo'feet'above high-water mark,
`26 miles above the city, will-be- opened'on the if,th of
JUNE for the reception of 'guests. Its-easy access makes
it one of the most desirable for business men who wish
to visit the city daily.'Apply at - the-HEIGHTS; or•to
the WETHERILL HOUSE, SANSOM Street. above
-Sixth. R. GC SIMK'.
je3-6t. Elkoprietor. .1
"Yd" HIT E HALL.—HAVING HAD .
the above place put in good condition; it is now.
ready to receive guegts for tha•snmmer, and everviaffort
will be made to render visitors comforts:lde: Take care
at P. R. R. Depot, Eleventh and Market, for WRITE ,
HALL STATION: trains; or address
R. Hi E 4 ENNETT.
je2,l2t*' White.Hall•StatiorA R.;
BOARD AT SARATOGA_ SPEEN - GS-,
WASHINGTON. HALL Gat . ii Mrs. Me.so.n.'s); so Mag.!
and favorably known to yleltors at the springs, LS NOW
OPEN for the reception of guests: The house is large,
delightfully situated _on BROADWAY.. between- the
Cob GUESS and EMPIRE SPRINGS, and is-surrounded.
by ample and beautifully shaded grounds. 'fable first
class—and the rooms well adapted for families and large
parties of: friends. For farther - particulars address
" WASHINGTON HALL, S•ARAROGA. SPRINGS. "
.le2-lm
BEDFORD. SPRINGS.,--TH'a TOFU
LAR SUMMER RESORT wane opened fer the ex
commouation .of visitors on: 10th of - Time, and will be
kept open until Ist of October.
The Hotel will be under the charge of an.experienced
Manager; and every arrangement h'as been made to give
entire satisfaction to guests.
. .
The Bedford Bailroad . will be completeddn apfew days
to Mount Dallas Station, 6.X miles east or . Bedford, and
from that point passengers- will be conveyed. - to the
Springs in frrzt. - claSB coaches.
-Ample arrangements have been made to SUPP;i7 dealers
and individuals with 88-DFOR MINEBABArATBA,
in .well-steamed• casks, at the follovirtur,!rates, at the
Spring: .
For Barrel 55 00
Half Barrel_ 2 CO,-
All orders addressed to ANDERE:4IN, BBB
FORD, promptly filledl and Water sent to any part of
the country. - It is deeirablethat particular directions be
given for marking barrels.'
Persons wishing rooms, and any information concern—
ing the Springs, will please address the Pr!ouriefors, Bed
ford Springs.
BEDFORD, dray 28 1563.
TITOWLAND'S ELOTEL 7 .
LONG BRANCH, J:,
Will be ()Paned on-the 20th day„of 'JUNE next. Can
be readied by Raritan and Delaware-Bay Raliroad,frour
foot VINE Street
xriy3).lm*
HOWLAND; .311111181 GT,. 3t CO
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN GAN
be accommodated- by the- subscriber with good
BOARD, commodious Rooms, . newly , famished, at
Lan d sdale Rotel, on the North. Pennsylvania Railroad,
Doylestown JUnction. Plentysof 413 ade nearby. Ad
dress, P. D. WARTR, LANDED Or R P. 0.,
my3o-Im*' iltantgomery county,
SDPeIMER BOARDING—BROAD-TOP
MOUNTAIN HOUSE—A romantic Spot fora SUM,.
MBA RESIDENCE. on one•of theatountain Tope of Penn
sylvania. reached daily by the Pennsylvania Central
Road and the Broad-Top Mountain Railroad from Haat
ingdon. The House is one of the.finestin the interior of
the State, handsomely furnished, with, all the requisites •
for comfort and convenience. Pure air, &Anions spring -
water, romantic scenery, and. everything to restore and.
invigorate health. Telegraph station' and a daily mail.
so that daily communication may be had with Philadel
phia. The Pennsylvania, Railroad , will-
m furnish egenn
on tickets - through the season. Porsono leaving Phila
delphia in the morning cam-take tea at the MOUNTAIN'
HOME the same evening.
The subscriber has kindly been. allowed to refer to the.
following gentlemen (residents , of Philadelphia) 'who.
have been patrons of the MOUNTAIN. HOUSE:
Wm. Cummings. Esq., Lewis T. Watteon, Esq.,
Hon. Henry D. Moore, Richard-D. Wood, Esq..
Dr. Walter Williamson,. W Pahnestock, Esq.,
Dr. B. Wallace, Algemon S. Roberts, Esq.,
David P. Moore, Peg , Eduard Roberts, Esq.-
Terms moderate.
For Mother informationoiddliess
JOSEPH MORRISON. Proprietor.
BROAD TOP CITY,
Huntingdon county, Pa.
I also have leased thowell-known JACKSON HOUSE.
in Huntingdon, whichgill be fated up in complete or
der, and kept under. my care. The very best . actxmimo
dation will be kept, and prompt attention given at rea
sonable rates: It is located , near the Pennsylvania Rail
road and Broad-Top Railroad depots, which makes it a
desirable point for persons travelling to and. from Bedford
Springs and Broad-Top Mountain House. my29-tf
EA-SIDE HOUSE FOOT OF;PENN
SYLVANIA Avenue, Atlantic City. N. J. A pri
vate boarding-hoase-ie Iltrir open for the reception of
guests. , DAVID SCATTERGOOD.
FIFTH MONTH. 1863. myl2-24t.
MEDICAL.
WHAT IS LINE WITHOUT HEALTH?
GOODS NEWS FOR THE SICK AND WOUNDED:.
.11fessrs...L GRlMnand T. ALLEN, (formerly associatedi.
with Profs. Bolles- and Galloway,) having removed to,
No. 723 NORTH- TENTH street, betmeeniCoates
Brown streets, ass , now prepared to treat, and cure alt
Curable Diseases, whether acute or chronic, pulmonary
or paralytic, without a shock or any , inconvenience.
Poor Soldiers willbe treated gratuitously. The Ladies
will be treated by a lady. Among the diseaseefor which
we will give a special guarantee, whea.desired,.we men-.
Lion the following:
Consumption,lstAbl stages!Hemorrhage,
Paralysis,General Debility,
Diseases of the Liyer. ca
Kiftrneys,
Diabetes,.
Prola.nsus,llteri,. (FalikeHe
C~om6, ) ,
Prolapius or:PEW -
Nocturnal Emishior., &c. &c.
n. Mae . hours : H. to
Neuraig'a.
Asthma,
Feyer and Ague,.
Congestion,
Dyspepsia,
Rheumatism.
Bi onebitis,
Pio charge fez consultatio
NOTICE.---JUMELLVS- COMPOUND
SYRUP 011-. DOCK.
you have a Cough, the, beet remedy i use is JII
11ELLE'S COMPOUND SYR OE DOCK.,La a purifier
of the blood,. it has no, eqt
FOX SLLlOl;by the Proprietor. at
NO. 15215 11,411KET Street..
And all the prinotpal.Druggists
DR. SWAYNE's BANACEA..
TBS. GREAT ALTERATIVE AINTTh PURIFIER
The mot. reliable reratly.for
SCR 0 FaLA,
• or Eines Evil, Cancans',
Ulcerous and White .Sroolling,
Eruptions of the. Skin. Blotches or
Pimples oftae., face, obstinate or scalp
Eruptions, Bella. which al,lse: from an fps
pure habit of blond, pains in.. the bones, wear-sued
sad debilitated, state of ens. system, aTY4=g
either from a. long, an.,d.protracted case aft ;
sickness, or havingovcalk.wed a large,
amount,ofdroga,.oplonnel, &c.; -
which may affected
the bones, oo their •
coveriiveaalhd -
thaperievtaornovhich
sometimes givo.rme to chronic
- alcoves discharges, and small beinza
oCcasionally,CottleegregY ; attacks ott.hen,.
- niatism,in consecionce °fan injured cmalmsed
constitutlen, affectlotrimifithe spine, Dropsy, Taus,.
dice, or yel-'owness of, thealein,,chronic t.Zections o 1 the.
liver, Harasriumor.y.mating of fiesh. - I.llcerated
Threat. My J.01 . .4.4 Complaint, filezeurial anal ;
S7philitx Disaaeas,Chronic Erysipelas of. ,
theface, derinicl<tches or dcacts ,
the skj.u,; ; in short, the-;:siost
leathaorieediseaseswloanho
hum put every ot‘ar•
- medicine at dega_
once for more than,,q,uarter of a ce:viury, havalmeu.por•
feit4y restored.bv 'Mrs great "'VECIITABLEP&NACEn..."
This "PanaceaV•wlll be fonnyighly ns.niul in. man's!
ilseases not b wain specified; - acts as s. preventive
against the attinek a and. inrotv - of , diseas, especially for
those whose consiitution reqn - Jes tiourinliment and new'
vigor. Persons, by its use, will find. a great ing?rove
rnettt ty thebrnealth and stnagth, as In!,- purifying the.
blood, will remove obbtacias, which, may have. been.
scarcely wenn& noticing at theiroomn:-.- ncenienL It:will
also have the tendency toJegulate tliabowels. In cases.
of co notions of the skin, on- - any part. covering the sys
tem, or from any cause. Vy.makina.use oP " - .S.VPIELEN.EiS.
ALL-HEALING oitavq..tim" to. sub. - on in connedion,
with the internal use tit the " PAS oars the ,
most obstinate erupthve dieease,, no matios. of'hevelong
standing. Prepared D1117117'
.Irlt. SWATS - 11 & SOW,
No. 331) N. SIX`IH St.. above Vine, Phila.
To whom all °rases should be addressed. jes-tt
___
rA.ToU li OIL.-49.1 BASKETS
.L.
"Latour' , " Olive Qll. received per brig Veloi. and
for sale by - 3AURSTiaIg.kIAVERONE,
ien-6t - ' `4021 and 204 South FRONT. Street.
T 08. :S R'S
PATENT SYSINO -Bib,
PATENTED 31:1TX 3.865:
N:divernally acknowledged for DTeatneaa, Comfort And
Durability to be the Standard Spring Bed. •
The above are manufactured and for asil`by
HIBAM TUCKIDIL
ish2e-8m No. B.EVREN Block. Boston. Nam.
SHERRY WIN E.lOO - QUA.RTEE
'"-". Casks just received per ship "Laura." for sale in
bond;by & & JAS. CARSTAIR.S. -
au24 `11.26. 'yr/Jai - IYr and S 1 GRANITE Streets.
„CHARLES REID'S K CRAM.
PAGER . 100 baskets of Able celebrated Wbae Just
received, and for sale in bond or duty paid by
GEORGE WHITELEY,
Eiyl4-4n 131 South FELONY Street
AMUSEMENTS.
NEW_ CHESTNIIT4ITREET TUBA
TRt. —Lessee and Manager, .Mr.
EEK W. WHIATLEIr.
POSITIVELY I.AST W
OF .
The accomplished and fascinating C o medienne,
MRS. JOHN WOOD.
UNABATED SUCCESS
poPOSITIVELYLAS AN T N IGHTG BUT-ONE
Of JOHN BROUGHAM'S celebrated Extrafagarria
0 C A-H N-T A Eff
Received Elie - Tact week by 0
crowded and brillint.alak
"diencee with
ENTIIESIASTI 0- DELIGHr. •
THIS MONDAY) EVENING, Sun e.B, Hfith
John Brenham's great Extravaganza of
In which ALES. JUAN WOOD, MR, CILAS. WEitire.
! BEIGE, MR . W. A. GRAPhterf anA MR W.k. Rae
VIDGI, Will appear, • -
MRS. JOHN WOOD
02. her
ABORIGINAL GBO'C .
litlkhaNed with
ZNIFIUSi.eiTIC I 3 SIGHT.
Pre:tons - to Which, •
AR ALARMING' SA.BESFIGB:
Bob TLlVet . • MR. W. A.
CLeAltleAle,..
Susan :s".Treetapple, • - - C:
Grand 3rtrles4iie Operatic Medley °Vesture, arranges
expresslyllylrark assler. •
Doors ops:c at half Mat 7- Tc-sbinteencee at S'o'cloOk:
The perforniencews. 4 l conclude' s^Vary zagntat' qUarf.et"
before 31 o'clock._ . _
%VAIN - UT-STREET THEATRE'.
y L'AST VirREK
Of the Success:col. •Populcr, Qriginak.-and'OnlY
CANYBRLL'S 311..MT.RWAS,
IS PEE:PA/KERS nod BlteStl , B4.ND, . .
Under the perseVal supereSton of EIVi. M.. C. GA.MP-'
BELL who have crb - sided the eve y' night dni-ing -,
the past - week with leased and delighted auditors:
Durlig their Last gr - Ifights , The progrOmme will be
Fhanged daily—new
_Pances. neeirSengB. and new Acts'
iy the comedians, w-file good St•ngtne:Wia, Tun, and'
To rim y wilt constitute the_atiraCtica. Tickeh 2.5 and 50e.
LETENTH-STREBTOTERA:BOI/BEO
ELEVENTH Street, above ORMEITT.
UNDO UE DSO' SUCCESS ! " HOUSES CECPWEED !'
SECoNP.PWEER -
Of the Gres4 Moral Dram
ENGLE TOITSI
• ENCLE TO CABIN. •
Mr. T. 'REM as Uncle Tom.
Sties JORICSOI4 2s • T opsy.
Mias MAE.,Y A'BErtEET as - Aat Opbelia.
little' Mier PEAOI • • •TbEßeatte Eva.
supported by a• fudi, Dramatic CremPany.
A d mission*Zs cente.. Secured serksllcents ctxtra.
Children 16 carets- Osenmence
TUR D A - RlllO Ott j 08- 6 t
MUSIC AT FAIRMOUNT: PARK,-
The nrst of the - sersee of bIUSIIO-1-BDIT.B.RTAiN
-111ENT.8 to be gl - ten at' S4kIRSIOIINT rem by BIRG
FELD'S BAND. will talk place TE' taloadayl , AP,:
TEIZNOE)N, J 11216. Bth, belween the 11,,,5„.:,'"0f three and.
seven o'clock.
The Programme for tberoccalion is aeffitlows
1. The Star Spangfed Banner.
Z. Camp Lafayette
3. Finale, first act' "TmereAdre Borgia
Waltz—"BeloveNStar"
AT , Overwre—Nabucalenosor
120131t10:0610N.
6:
Patriotic Air.
itoecoe Poik
.......
Recitation. and Prayor, Weber
tfallop—"Vi'ap, Hueue
C..iptain Clark's Quickstep:. Pagfetd
• IPTERMISSN9I.I. '
5i0.....da• from
0 lalitre and. Finale, sectind'azt." A Night
is ds=vada' ...
Elrar•Restrves'March
Wa1.177. - - - --''d aI -
Hail ga-antilata‘and-Tar.lloeiTtile,
MUSIC AT FAI.EMOUNT PARK:-
Sevesargentflemen of ttercitr-lia7amade arrange . .. ,
meats witIeBIROPRLIPS•RAINYWaive Concerts three. - ,..
afternoons a- week for one nxint:rf• in FAIRMOUNT'
PARK, cOmmencingt 1N0.1:4 DAS, „ .Ttme- gth, provided'a
earn suflYcieMMO defraj , the e..rs'ense.ie'jledged doting - 4
the week. Those who feel diwcoseil to- contribute can
Ezd subecliptton pa. .e at tl•"-Eittale , and nrincieat
Drug Stores tlrcrugholat the city.
Should this sail be respondedlo(liberaDairangementa
will be made to continue the Conceits- dining - the
summer...:'
- 4 .ERMANIA ORCHESTRA-PUBLIG
•-on REH - Elaise-Ess•eiery SATICEDAEK?-MITERNO
at 3% o'clock, at ithe MUSICAL RIME/ MALL. C.AIt.L.
SENTZ, Tiicsets 25' cmts. Piickageo of elm
tickets-SE To be h dof Andre. Were., No. EDI Chestnut
street; J.: E. Clorit -Seventh and 5"...; - ?attrat, sad at th. -
Hall door.
NOTICE.—The lzet three Public Rehearsals of the sea
son will take place emthe 3tth of May,. and - Etkand 13th of 7
June. imat-tf
PENNSYLVANIA AcApriAsy O
TB E.SINE ARTS, _ -
1025 CHESTNUT STREET.
THE FORTIETH': ANNUAL.EXHIBITION
M NOW OPEN,
From 9A. N. till 7 andfrom.-3=tlll E:
Admission, 25 cents. Esason.Ticketsi Ed cents.
Annual Tickets, One Dollar..
Stockholders. Artists, and - Coatributszs - e4ll revel t- .
their Tickets at the Oflce: m343-tr
ASSLE OR , GH.B - ST BA
H.B - ST
1644 Sontk EIGHTH Street& below Walnut. delo-41a,
THE TURF.
RUNNING RACES,_.
- AT PHILADELPHIA
laNtoe.,
- : The Spring Vlieeting over the SUFFOLK::
P A .c.K COURSE- will Ire. held on WEDNESDAY.
THURSDAY, and- PRIDATA.IOth, 11th, aneonch
Tnna--
the races to commence each dey , at l o'clock precisely.,
MORE THAN FIFTY- HORS88;-
representing all sections of tarcouktry, wiWbe present.
A large number have alreadrparrigetl"at the muse.,
~ , .
. - .
_Frst Day, June-111.--First:Race—Sweepatalces for 3 ,
year olds; $lOO entrance, Willarfeit, *QM added. Cloaed
with thirteen nominations.
Same Day. —Second Race—Parse- - $2,90, for all ages;.-
do.vh' of .o, mile and ta.half•
Same Day.—Third Race--r-o_t stake, for all ages, two
mile heats; $2OO entran c e,- play- or. pay; 5W -added..
Bones to be named by Tenloak the- evening , before the
race. t,losed with five entries.
Stcroud Day, aziThe c; , ?.; a;; , ..ziregicia.,. fol-810. OW three
mile h ea ts. bEtw een. the distinguished-racers," Idiewild"
and "'Blackbird., .
. .
Third Day. June 32. —Flrat , Race—Purse 0-250, for all
ages; cia.s-h of two mace:
Some Day.—Second Race—Srieepetzkos fer'.s year olds
doNh of two v.ilest $2OO. enkranee, F o 'loo forfeit, &We
added. Closed with ten nominations.
. . _ .
Same Day- —Third Race—Selling purse, SSW; da.sh of --
a mile and a quarter. POr-tertus, see bills.
Same Day. —Fourth Racs- - Parse • S6D)-, for all "ages;
stash of _four miles.
Tiehetsrof admission to thb. coats. Badges
for public stand,' $14..f0r ladies' stand, $2.- Ladies ad
mitted free:
Trains will leave Baltimore- Depot- at 1.15'P. M•,
stopping at the Bell Road Station, rear-the Course.
extra train- will also leave rame depot. at BP. - M., re-_
turning. as soon. as the rams are over, The Thirteenth--
street cars run at all hours to this depot. The train.
leaving. Baltimore, for Philadelphia, at.2-M A. IL will.
also stop at Bell' Road- Station, arriving. at 1.01 P.' M:
The Course may also be conveniently- reached at all.
hours, by taking the. Market-street cars to West Phila--
delphm, connecting with the Darby-road- ears to Bine-
Bell, about a half mile from the Course.
For other particulars. see bills.
je.s , tf JOHN "HUNTER, Proprietor.
RAILROAD LINES.
FREIGHT' STATION,
PENNSYLVANIA. RAILROAD-COMPANY,
Corner THIRTEENTH AND HAMM STREETS,
PHILAIIiMPRIA. May-28.48ft,
FREIGHTS. FOR BUIFIFAiIk Ri Yap.
AND •lATERNEEDtG7III. PUZNT6r.
HARRISaIJRG,
SUNBI:FM;
W:SI,LI - MASPORT,
NICXIVED AT AND • FORWARDED - TEIS4
STATiON ThMLY
Bbq .Rates of gnother ~.forniation.. awry , to.
S._ B. MINO-WON". JEL,
my 29 10
amteipomp i t PRILAJD EL P 11,1
ANDJ LON G. BRANCH VIA,
ceiaDtri . AND ATLANTIC AND. RARITAN AND DE
LAWARE BAY RAILROAD.
On and after Monday, Jnne 15th. and until farther no-.
tice. passenger trains will leave Vine-street Ferry* 7.-30,,
A. M.. arrimng at Lon g.aranch
Returnina„ leaves Long Branch at 3.35.1": Moa arthring
at Philadel - abla at 7.45.1=p M. •
Passenge2s landed close to the Hotels.
N. 8.-- , Bxcur.ion praties.will be marled .on. liberal L
terms. ..C , pD/Y" to L. B:tOOLE;
Agt at the Depot. CoOpet's _Point.
Buu. , srRONG,-
Assistant Superintendent:
MAE WEST CHESTER AND.
I I a ;it 351 P FiILAD,ELPEFIA. RAILROAD.
a VIA MEDIA.
SI7I , 7MER ARRANUBMENT.
On and after MANDAY‘, JUNE. 1,..186.3., the trains milk.
lea - se Philadelp'na, fronithe depot, Northeast corner or;
:Eighteenth and. -Market streets, at -7,50. and 10.30 A. M.,
• and at 2, 4.20, and 6..53.P, M.
On TUESD s."3•S and IEtrAATS a ttsin_Fill
_leave ENE.,
CHESTER at G 50P. M. Returning. le aye. Philadelptiia:,,
9.115 P. M.
Trains lerAre the corner of. Thirty. first. and Market y
streets (Wes:: Philadelp . ),ia) 17 minutes after the starting,.
time from Eighteenth. end Market.
5 On SUNDAYS leave Philadelphia.at S. and S t
M. Leave West Clester at 7-541 A. 31, anal 5.P. M.'
The trains leaving. Philadeltiata at 7.;52 A. M. an,d..4,Be t , -
, P. 51: connect atPennelton with train on the.. P. and;
B. C. R, R. for Concord: Kennett, Oxford; &c.
• .ITel-ft' ELENRY.WOOD, , Superintendent. •
=Ai WEST CHESTER ; : Amt. PHILADELPHIA, IikIL
ROAH—VIA MEDIA.
ALEETING OF PHOGRRESIIM ERIF.EII I B' AT - Lcaffitr,
WOOD, CIIESTAR GOIIIITY.;
Excursion ;tickets - will Se - sold; to_ L9ng,c7Pod, goOd,
from June 4th to lane Ah, inclusive. , Trama '6Np:the,
Depot, N. R. corner of EIGHTTS/ 4 ITA and. MARKED.
Streets. at.7;50 emd.4.2305. -
On SENDAI. Sum 7th, a. Train : Will, leaye tha.DePok,
for Longwood . at; act, Retaining; eave5 , L94.79 0, 44
at 4.80 P. M..
4 . FARE FOR THRHOIIII:D-THIP.
je3-4t WOW) ; 'Saperinteenienti
, • •
,u-vo THII
7 AND rsASTERN:TRAff.S.FORIRATIGiV
COMP.AIiIC is.anwprepadln.forTzerd'F.RßlCkET - tie%
Philadelphia to haw YerY,y3a Garaden.an4Rert- Mon,
ma ath.
The attentSon of. Flitielers.a r nd Merchantss direottAtg,..
this pew expedinpus_ BATligoAl))4',* ; is
-portion - of aheir patr=ege restenitnily,eob.qted:
Frelaht g . aFc street.
For further partZaulare.ari , ty-to -
GEO . B. IdeCULLOI4 Preigki
- ^ . 1213. ri , o* WrkAvYtittk
W. P. GP.IFFWTS, JEL . General 1 51saiamr..
:svediN
xny.s2-tf 2.4.l.ioß7PaßliViat: New Torii.
iwww. N 714 . OFYION
eocilqi MAY - Akillo. WELYMaIat
F.AILRO.O) C0MPJ....14 40WW61.1iIIT St;na.t.. May. Vida
1563.- , On and. aftw WED4ESDAI, snat. the•Temi
Will Taro re gil axivmon thin rpo,(ho P 9 ,13. 1 43 I.IZARWTHL
av
leing W.ALI t. IIIH-Str9e't Wiaan .M
t 19 4 4. 1 A. M.. dathr..
Praildent..
aszmk - EsTEB
AND .PiIIisADBILPHIA. RAIL;
SIMMER BOARDERS .
ROAD, VIA _ , •
Will indaileasant and amnia aegoramodations at the fol
lowing vlaces on or Dearth° Railroad -
Trains to and 117 the city five:time& each. w ay. dallY,
•
COD - ON' AND Vali TIMM AT LOTt.R.A.TKIL.
Neat Wallingfo rd tation. Mr. O. W. The 'etas, _
IN 'MEDIA, . THE IIIt'STNEFT GROVVROUBB. - IS*
CHARTER
Near Media. Mr. Peter Worral, Mr ; A. w ov e...-
Mrs. Wm- Brooke, Mite Pasemoge, G'..deon Malin, . 130
mat bfalin .' J. Bdwarda.
For farther . information , inginl-,0 of AL - gaamogiy
HENDERSON, at the DEPOT IN 74EDI.L.
N e ar Lanni, H "Fields near .t en Rune, Levir. • •
• Near - Pennelton, Levi Tobet..; near .Darlingtone 4 .4 151:.
Sharpleas ; near' Glen Mille; 'Malin. 8. Green; near
Cheyney's Shone. Job Scott, , -
J. Preston Thomas:
There are many others y
_mar the above and otbegote,...
tionevihti bdarr . . 3 1. • _
Baggage, &c.. collects' .
sta.'. 'delivered . by R.
ANDES. Expresslgent
in the DEPOT, northeast corner
of EIGHTEENTH. an , ' MARKET Streets.,. aP9B-8011
.. 4 1 13 . 1 : BOAULER'S SUPERIOR
- ~..*atr oversrirme square PIA ,1103 from ;Mt
uf!Want.' - A' or sale by the meker. 903 MARKS' . Street.
• _ .
411 , TURTLE AND CLAM SOUP
will he carvird up daily - Sundays excepted. br-
JAWS PET64SI?-.: att, MiRKET Bt.
Birgfelti
Domzetti
•Lattreiat
••••V6rdi
Jirentzer
It
—.Game!
AND -ELMEM.,
111EIGIET AGENT'.