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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1865.
LITER/MERE.
'The September number of Harperg Maga.
e n s is published today. Its most striking ar
ticles are a Trip to Bodie Bluff and the Dead
Sea of the West, illustrated and concluded;
sketches of Social Life in China, with ten en..
gravings; further portions of Dickens' and
Wilkie Collins' new aerial novels; a highly
• eulogistic notice of Dr. Morton, who claims
to have discovered and first applied the use of
: ether as an anaesthetic; sundry novelettes; a
good, sensible paper on Street Education; a
restemS of Captain Gronow's last volume of
Recolleetions and the usual Montblyllecord of
Current Events, with Editor's Drawer (always
genial and readable,) and the famous Easy
Chair, whose faeethe will be found in most of
the.countryPaPers, generally without acknow
ledgment, during the next fortnight. We have
pleasure in stating that Harper is gliding its
Ivey back into the Southern States. (Received
front T. B. .Peterion & Brothers.)
The September number of Godeys Lady's
Book is of more than average Merit, the steel
frontispiece and double fashion-plate being
especially good.
NEW MUSIC,
Lee & Walker, .722 Chestnut street, have been
productive music publishers of late. New A,
B, C series, by E. Mack, is very good, as far as
we can judge from two numbers. Jeff's
Double Quick ( 9 ) Only my Mother," being one
of "Jeff's War Hoops"), is lively and saucy;
President Johnson's Grand March and Quick
step, by E. Mack, are very good, and two eati.
rical pieces (Dixte , s Nurse, and Poor Old Jeff,
the Hero), are good comic songs, suggested by
the crisis. Each of these pieces has a well exe
cuted lithographed title-page.
Soldiers' Families, Soldiers' Rome, &c.
To the Editor of The Press:
Sin: It is truly gratifying to read the local
news of this morning's Press. One society
seems to vie with another, even to jealousy,
in efforts to ameliorate the condition of our
brave soldiers' and sailors' families. While 'I
greatly regret that there should be the slight-
Aest semblance of discord among those who have
the one great idea, still I rejoice that my ap
peals for the last two years, through The PM.4.4,
are about to take tbe very course and form
which I have so often recommended and
earnestly urged. Yet I would say, let not zeal
overcome prudence, or usurp the place of
sound judgment. Let benevolent men and
women pause and reflect most seriously, be
fore the magnitude of such an undertaking as
is proposed or hinted at in your paper of this
morning.
The general impression is, that were this
EOM Completed, all the disabled soldiers of
our city, our State, our country—for it is in.
tended to be national—would eagerly seek ad
mittance within its walls. On this point I may
be excused for saying that I can speak with
certainty, for I can speak with knowledge.
YOu, sir, know that I have devoted nearly all
My time to the relief of soldierh , families. I
have been in their lonely garrets and cellars.
I have heard their sad, sad tales, and have seen
their bitter tears flow over blanched faces,
paled with hunger and anxiety. I hay.e been,
too, in the soldier's home after his return from
the war. There sits the handless soldier with
his young, tender, and pretty wife. Will he
separate from het and take up his abode in
a Soldiers' Home? or will she abandon all that
makes life worth riving for, and let him gol or,
would she even consent, were such provision
made, to go with him and shut herself up
within the walls of such a Home? 'Would you
know Ihe certainty of this I—just ask them and
Son will receive a most emphatic no! I nave
been twice this week to see a dying soldier.
His father had fallen in Grant's cam
paign at Spottsylvania, and there lies
the only son, beside whose dying Couch
a widowed mother wept her bitterest tears.
He is fast sinking, too, with disease contracted
in the army. The Government work on sol
diers' clothing is suspended, on which this
widowed mother depended for a scanty living.
The relief money is also withdrawn. Now,
how could a Soldiers' home meet this easel
For this case I now most earnestly appeal to
you for hundreds of such cases. A Home for
Soldiers, and Sailors, and Orphana Can never
meet the real pressing necessities of the case.
It will do very well in its own place, and,
its such, may be spoken of commendably
but I venture to assert that, after hundreds of
thousands of dollars have been expended on
it, it win not be as eagerly sought by the sol
dier as IS now anticipated ; nor will it prevent
thousands of soldiers' families from still ex
periencing the bitter gnawings of pinching
poverty and want.
/ am truly glad, sir, to see this subject
agitated, and sincerely do I hope that some
wise provision will be made for our brave sol
dier* bat I fear that the spirit of zeal, or
rivalry, or jealousy, or self, may cause thou
sands of dollars to be expended where they
may not be absolutely needed. My intention
is to do good to all such families as above
referred to—to go to their homes, inquire into
their circumstances, and immediately relieve
their wants, so far as the Contributions placed
at my disposal will enable me to do so. I will
have a good and efficient number of co-opera
tors, and appeal to our citizens for contribu
tions of food, Coal, clothing, mpney, to carry on
this humble but needy - work. All contribu
tions sent to " City Pastor" will be thankfully
acknowledged and judiciously expended.
I have received the following contributions :
Collection made by the ladies of the United
States Hotel, Atlantic City, N. J.. 1101 25
Z. H. H. and friend 10 00
A friend to the suffering 2 00
F. S., Philadelphia 1 00
Anonymous, Philadelphia 300
Collection at Columbia House, Cape
Island, J 53 53
Anonymous, one bundle of clothing.
1615 Chestnut street, one bundle of clothing.
W. & P., coal merchants, Mahanoy City,
one car load of coal.
CITY PASTO3I, 1341 Lombard at., Phila.
To the Loyal Tinton Press of the State
and Country—Soldiers' and Sailors'
Rome.
Our natiOh has just emerged from one of the
most fearful and terrible rebellions which the
history of the world has ever recorded. In
the suppression of that rebellion the loyal
Press Of the eOlantry has rendered incalculable
aid to the Government, and deserve.* the 'warm
est thanks and gratitude of a grateful people.
Knowing how faithfully that press has stood
by the nation in the dark and trying hours Of
the rebellion,we appeal to it, Mall confidence,
that it will lend its powerful aid now in behalf
of the "brave heroes of a hundred battles,"
and the Orpheus of those who have so nobly
died in defence of thcir country, by publishing
this appeal to theloyal men and women of the
land, in behalf of the "FAM POR THE SOLDIERS'
AND SAILORS' Bonn," to be opened in the Aca
demy of Music, Philadelphia, on the 231 day of
October.
Some of the lady managers of the " Home"
have been travelling through this and other
States for the last two or three months in re
ference to this Fair, and we shall have contri
butions from every hamlet, town, and city in
the State, and every county in Pennsylvania
will be represented by a table, managed and
conducted by some of the citizens of these
comities. Not only this, but there will be con
tributions from other States, and some of
- those States will be represented by tattles,
Over which will preside some of the patriotic
and benevolent citizens of those States. The
expectation is that the fair will be one of ex
traordinary interest, and its pecuniary pro
duct will be a munificent sum.
The ladies are activein the good work ; they
are laboring with surprising industry, and
such is their will and earnestness in the cause
as to make success certain. The work is with
them one entirely of benevolence, humanity,
and patriotism. They freely give their time
and services, without charge, pay, or price.
This Home is a corporate institution, having
been chartered by the Legislature of the State
of Pennsylvania, The Home has been in ac
tive and efficient operation for nearly two
years, during which period it has ministered
extensively to the relief of the wants of a
large number of maimed, diseased, arid neces
sitous discharged soldiers and sailors of the
Union army and navy. The organization of
this Home 25 complete. It hasp assed through
the tea of trial, and has been Mind to meet
the expectations of its founders, and to satisfy
those who have contributed the means for its
support. Its working machinery operates in
the,most successful manner for those unfor
tunate patriots who are the recipients of its
vast benefits. At this time it is full to its ut
most capacity. The necessity for greater
spaee, more extended iteCOMmodations, more
rooms, and all that constitutes a Home on a
large scalp, is every day becoming more
apparent. More applieantspresent themselves
than can be accommodated. To turn them
away is more than painful.
The management of the Home is confided to
a board of managers composed of gentleman,
and to an auxiliary board coro_oced of ladies.
p
The lady board of managers, for the purpose
of obtaining funds with which to make the
Home co-extensive with the wants of the ne
cessitous discharged soldiers and sailors, have
inaugurated the movement for this-Fair; and
they feel assured that it is only necessary for
the loyal men and women of the country to
- know that it is in progress, to set them busily
to 'work preparing their donations of goods
'and fancy articles, so as to make it -second
only to the great National Sanitary Fair held
-in this city a year ago. We earnestly ask the
proprietors of the press throughout the State
and country to publish this appeal, and we
will Most gratefully acknowledge it an a Con
tribution to the Fair, if they will forward us a
copy of the paper, so that we may duly cre
dit it.
The present Home is situated at the corner
-of Race and Crown streets, but the managers
propose to locate the new Home out of the
city, but contiguous to Philadelphia ; and its
doors will be open to every deserving soldier
and sailor who seeks admission.
The following gentlemen have commended
this Fair to the favorable notice of their fel
low-citizens of the United States:
Andrew G. Curtin,George H. Boker,
.Alexander Henry, i .LinotaySmith,
Simon Cameron, John Hazeltine,
James Pollock, L. A. Godey,
Caleb Cope, E. S. Hall,
Henry C. Carey, James Milliken,
E. D. Saunders., A. J. Drexel,
Dr. A., Nebinger, William M. Cooper,
E. W. Clark, William D. Kelley,
A. Martin Charles Gibbons,
.Janes L. Clagborn, D. B. Cummins,
Daniel Haddock, Jr., Henry D. Moore,
Daniel Smith, Jr., John Welsh,
Edmund A. Souder, William D. Lewis,
Robert P. Sing, J. Edgar Thompson,
James H. Orne, Dr. E. Wallace,
_Samuel Field, A. E. Borie,
Morton MCMichael, Charles 0-Weill,
Daniel Dougherty, James C. Hand,
Jay Cooke, H. W. Baldwin,
Joseph Harrison, Jr., J. E. Lippincott,
Warriner, S. Morris Waln,
N. B. Browne, George H. Stuart,
Thomas A. Newhall, E. Spencer Miller,
Charles Maealester, S. M. Bowman.
William Struthers,
Donations in money fOr the Fair mafbe sent
to William Struthers, treasurer, No. 022 Mar
ket street. Aid societies, hospital, and other
,committees about disbanding, are earnestly
requested. to contribute whatever funds or
-articles of use they may have on band, for the
ibenellt of the Fair, or or the Soldiers , Home.
Donations in goods,_provigions, etc. may be
sent to the Soldiers , Home, corner of Race and
Crown. streets, Philadelphia, marked to the
care_ of Mrs: P. Haddock, Jr., president, or
Horner, secretary. All donations duly
acknowledged. Committees for the organiza
tion of the Fair will be announced in true sea
son.
The Toledo mad Wabash Railroad.
lisw roar, .A.ltgaut 22.—Eight-hundred la:
borers Were sent west to-day, to work on the
OW/WM CCU@ %Qledcs and, Wabola
SEWING MACHINES.
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GREAT TRIUMPH
SEWING MACHINES.
THE FIRST FAMILIES OF 'PHILADELPHIA Bur TILE
FLORENCE ON ACCOUNT OF ITS MANY ADVANTAGES
6 =!
We take pleasure In referring to a portion of the
list of names and residences of well-known persons
ate hare purchased the celebrated
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE
During the short space of time since the Company
opened their splendid Warerooms, at No. 630
CHESTNUT Street. The "Florence " is univer-
sally aeknowledged to be the Best Family Sewing.
Machine for all practical purposes, possesssugrnauy
advantages and improvements over all others here-
tofore in the market
Ambler, Miss. No. 039 Franklin street.
Allen, M. S. No. 409 North Fifth street.
Adamson, Elizabeth ,_No. 1124 Vine street.
Ablgreen, Captain, No. 1703 South Sixth street.
Acker, J. D. No. 339 North Third street.
Armstrong, Robert, No. 1416 Christian street.
Animus, H. No. 1316 Jefferson street.
Allen, Mrs. ,
930 Poplar street.
Alexander, Mrs., No. 25 North Seventeenth St,
Angeroth, Charles, No. 506 South Twenty'-first St.
Adolph, Id. No. 2421 Comae street.
Armstrong:William, No: 240 North Ninth street.
Andrew_ ,s Martha, No. 528 Richmond street.
Baker, Mrs. S. No. 917 North Front street.
Buckley. Mrs., - Howard street, between Twenty
second anti Twenty-third.
Burton, Mrs. H. No. 115 North Fourth street.
Bush & Kurtz,_N O. 137 NOrth Third street.
N
Birgfehl, A., o. 252 South Twelfth street.
Buggy, Mrs. N 0.248 South Twenty-second street.
Browu, David, No. 415 Worth street.
Berg. LeOlt, No. 707 Pine street.
Brown J. G. L_., _ No. 1817 Wallace street.
Blood,'Mrs. E. K., No. 605 South Ninth street.
Bertram, Mrs. E., No. 118 North Fifteenth street.
Burt, Stasis D., No. 626 Wharton street.
Branin A. A., corner Twentieth and Tioga Ste.
BettS, M.
James, No. leas Walnut street.
Binder, M. A. No. 1023 Chestnut street.
Baker, T. W.. No. 287 North Twentieth street.
Boyd, Sire.' A. No. 316 iseminger street.
Brown, IC 'No. 1724 Wallace street.
Brook, Jane H., No. 1005 Melon street.
Braddock, Ellen. Frankford road,helow Adel= at.
Buck, C., No. 1211 Market street.
Bityman, Jas., No. 35 Almond street,below Front.
Brewer, airs.. No. 621 Pine street.
Barnes, T.. go. 1909 Vine street.
Bronden, Susan, No. 211 North Second street.
Bond, Casper,. Fiepviva street, below Norris.
Brown, Mrs. Samuel, No. 1603 Becket street.
Butler, F. S., No. 509 South Thirteenth street.
Brown, Samuel, Dr., No. 647 North Tenth street.
Barred, John 8., No. 1836 Mount. Vernon street.
Brown., Mrs., N 0.2212 Summer street.
Barnardsdale. Mrs.
Black, John A. No. 2218 Locust street. N
Balimer, Mrs., o. 837 North Sixth street.
Bare, Mrs.„ Head Hotel, Market street. •
Bateman, W. R., No. 886 Marshall street.
Baimeister, G. C. No. 1236 South Tenth street.
Bryson, Jas. H. No. LW North Seventeenth Si.
Beck, Rev. Charles, No. 969 Marshall street.
Bennett. Mrs., No. alo North Eleventh street.
Bruce. .L., No. 1416 South Penn square.
Reverin, Mrs., No. 1173 ffloyamene.ing avenue.
Bellield, T. 8., No. 2002 Wallace street.
Bennett, Mrs., No. 1746 Frankford road.
Barton,
_N.. Market-street Ferry.
Boyer, H. K., No. 1425'North Seventh street.
Boyer, W. L., No. 1335 North Eighth street.
Bryan, Mrs. A., Germantown ay. and Susq. ay.
Beaver, M.D.. 1503 Vine street.
Barren, Mrs., Wyoming avenue.
Conrad, W., 309 North Third street.
Collins, S. R., No. 336 North Tenth street.
Canada, E. F., Continental Hotel.
Childs, Mrs. Amanda A., No. 2030 Montrose at.
cauffnum, C. C. No. 414 North Eleventh street.
Chestnut, W., No. 1814 Wallace street.
Carrington, C. F., No. 116 North Eleventh street.
Chew, airs.. No. 749 South Ninth street.
Coombs, Gilbert. No. 608 Marshall street,
Chandler, Miss s , No. 1520 Baee street.
Colton, C. 8.. No. 621 Franklin street.
Cochran, Isaac, No. 716 South Front street.
Carrigan, Mrs., Frankford road and Hart's lane.
Cameron, William, No. 228 North Eighth street.
Clay, George, No. 1138 North Second street.
Carmine, S. J__,. Second street, above York.
Conrad, W, No. =North Third Street.
Conley. N., 1112 Girard avenue.
Cline, 'Edword, No. 636 North Second street.
Carbart, Ann, No. 1239 Lombard street.
Cadwalader. Miss, No. 1530 North Broad street.
Caldwell. Miss. No. 1518 Lombard street.
Cooper, Mrs., No. 1010 Pine street.
Coleman_„ George F., No. 1329 North Seventh St.
Curtis, William, No. 716 North Seventh street.
Coll.9lBlld,_Dirs, No. 1306 Spruce street_
Conway, 11. A., No. =South Second street.
Cook. Mr— No. 1826 Franklin street.
Carter, William,
_No. 1309 Pine street.
Caldwell, Miss, No. 1518 Lombard street.
Cheeseman & Leavens, No. 106 North Eighth st.
Cramer, Mrs.. No. ns North Third street.
Conrad, C., No. 2208 Green street.
Careenter. William, No. 1019 Spruce street.
Cookman, W. W. No. 468 North Seventh street.
Cook, Mrs., N 0.1409 North Seventh street.
Calpet. W. W., No. 2037 Chestnut street.
Crown. a 1... No. 613 Tamarind street.
Cloak, G. W.. No. 932 Cross street.
Colston, Madam, northwest corner Eighteenth
and Pine streets.
Dennis. Mrs., NO. 1927 Cherry street.
Desher, Mrs., NO. 66 laurel street.
Dennis, Miss S., No. 307 Queen street.
Desher, William, No. 66 Laurel street.
Dennis, S. G.* No. 1513 South Fifth street.
Donahue. S . Germantown road, near Master.
Drandman,,
_No. 648 Franklin street.
pallets & Son, * No. 129 South Front street.
Healy. James No. 708 Passyunk road.
Daunals. W. it, No. 010 Spring Garden street.
Davis Mrs.. No. 202 Franklin street.
Dickinson, S., No. 521 Rodman street.
Davis. H., No. 251 North Second street.
Davis, H.. No. 1622 Vine street.
Davis, J. L.. N 0.727 Green street.
Douglass, A., No. 1113 Thompson street.
Dickinson, Catharine, No. 5 Gillingham street.
Drake, Mr., No. 616 Sansom street.
Dowling, Slit. No. 204 Carpenter street.
Duncan, C. 8., No. We Market street.
Dubree. L. A.. Mrs„, No. 807 Tucker street.
Davis, Mrs. E. I'., No. 934 Poplar street.
Donald, Sarah, Main st., below Grape, Manayunk.Dill, M. A., Baker street. M-thayttuk.
Englenutu, Jas ., No. 1790 Marshall street.
Eckert, Mrs., No. 435 North Fourth street.
Evans, James, Christian, below Thirteenth st.
Edwards JnliteS. Dauphin street, below Tulip.
J
English, James. No. 1506 Parrish street.
English. James No. No. 1239 North Eleventh street.
Ernest. Mrs., N 0.1824 North Front street. -
Eyre, Thomas : , No. 212 North Fourth street.
Endress. J. IS ~ No. 823 Vine street.
Ester, It. 8., No. 631 North Sixteenth street.
Eldridge, E. ll. ' No. 603 North Eighteenth street.
Eildowes, Mrs.. No. 2005 Brandywine street.
Erickson, Mrs. M., No. lard Pine street.
Erletb, Mrs., No. 1002 Marshall street.
Evans, O. 8.. No. 600 North Tenth street,
Elkinton, Charles, No. 118 Margaretta street.
Mils. Charles, No. 1724 Chestnut street.
Eppelsheimer, Mr., Tenth and Spring eta.
Eakins. Mr. No. 1729 Mount Vernon street.
Eisler_ Miss:Z. No. 33 South Nineteenth street.
Firth; Mrs. 10c31 Sarah street, Richmond.
Fisk. L. 11, No. 12.0 Girard avenue.
Fobes, Thomas. No. 1819 Pine Street.
Fiddler. S. C., No. 747 Erie street.
Free. Martin, No. 956 North Second street.
Floyd, J., No. 5225 North. Twenty-third street.
Foust, James B. No. 216 Beaver street.
Foster, Mrs., N 0.112 Catharine street.
Frinek, Mrs ., _ No. 109 Coates street.
Foster. H. L., No. IslB Brown street. -
Farley, William, No. 2013 Reeves street.
Francis. James No. 2.52 Union street.
Freeman
_,l W., No. 727 North Twentieth street.
Foulke, 8., No. 223 North Fifth street.
Folger, Mrs.. N 0.12.17 Poplar street.
Froeltie, A. Si.. No. 109 Congress street.
France. J., No. 879 Lawrence street.
Flagg, Dr., No. 106 North Eleventh street.
Fisher. F. b.., No. 526 North Fifteenth street.
Ford, , Bev. C. E. No. 2505 Ritter street.
Captain 0., No. 1314 Callowlllll street.
Falty, Thomas H., No GY3 St. John street.
Fronatield. E., No. 980 North Second street.
Freeland, Mrs. 8., No. 500 Green street.
Fracker. A. H., 1448 Hanover street.
tirm..n, Miss, 877 NortheFilth street.
Wadding, Harriet, 425 Vine street.
Gamble, Mrs., No. 18E3 Vineyard street.
Goodmen, N., No. 824 Geary street.
Graham, J. C, No. MO Vine street.
Cirierelnefer, N., No. 811 Franklin street.
George Mrs. No. 1895 Lombard street,
Gillen.:Mrs., * No. 013 South Thirteenth street.
Graham, Mrs. 8., No. 1035 Market street.
Greenhart, Miss, No. &il Lawrence street.
Goel, A. C., No. 1221 Spring Garden street.
Goddard, Bev. Dr., No. 125 South 'Thirteenth st.
Grubb, L. 11.. Na_ 1717 MACS street,
Graham, C., 251 Franklin street.
Oriel, Jacob, No. 421 North Twentieth street.
Greenintigh. Gus., Jaekson street, Manayunk. -
Guest, Captain, No. 615 South Tenth street.
••Gatise, Dr. 0.11., N.W. corner Twelfth and Arch.
Garsou, Miss A., No. 240 North Sixteenth street.
lierrlein. Julius. No. 713 Wylie street.
Haffeltlnger, C. C., No, 1811 'Mount Vernon street.
Hare. Thoma 6, No, 453 North Sixth street.
Hibbs, E,..6., No. 1115 Glrara avenue.
Hasten. A. In. No. 2127 Coates street.
Hare, C. IV.. No. 114 South Seventeenth street.
Ilerbell, Dirs., Montgomery ay., below. Frankford
road.
Horner, Dirs.,_No. 1132 Harmer street.
Harm:m..l. No. 606 Arch street.
lierillan. N. L., No. 1017 Plymouth street.
fits' .0., E. No_ 1019 Pine Street,
Heft.. Mrs. 'C., No. 511 Franklin street.
Haehnien. Jacob, No. 931 North Sixth street.
Hall, B, F., No. 2115 Green street.
Horner. P. 8., No. 382 North Front street.
Humphreys, G., Cumberland street,above Amber.
High, Mrs., No. 1819 North Second street.
Harper. D. it., Second street, near Olney P.O.
Harrison_ M. L. St. Lawrence Hotel.
Hum. Mrs.. NO, 215 Spruce street.
Hincken, E.. 1., No. 1515 Girard avenue.
Holden. J., Frankfort . % road.
Hernsberger. C., No, 2010 Brandywine street.
Hackenberg. J. E. No. 233 Jaeobv street.
Handv & Brenner, No. El North 1 street.
Hawkins, Sirs., No. 2216 Green street.
Redden. 31111165, No. 519 South Eighth'street.
Her], George A., No. 1110 Pine Street.
Heilman, Mrs. Dr., Ne. 920 Franklin street,
Reading, ra.
Hmitise E. E. No. 149 North Fourth street.
• Heppe, Mrs.. Third and Poplar streets.
Has et's' lek, M. E.„No. 1345 Vine street.
Harkness, C. It., No. 1412 North Fifteenth. street.
Hall, Dirs., No. 1232 Arch street.
Hunt, W.. No. 200 Franklin street.
Hacker., Merles_ N 0.214 Walnut street.
Boru, Igo. 942 Franklin street.
nibbler, Keith, & Co., No. 441 Market street.
'Eckman, Mrs. L., No. 808 Callowhill street.
Higgins, DEss, No. 144 North Twelfth street.
Hollings. Tunis J., No. 1828 Mount Vernon.
Hanna. Mrs., No. 243 North Twentieth street.
nes., E., No. 415 Marshall street,
Hughes, r„ No. 1633 Cadwalader street.
Hay, J. M., No. 51 .North Front street.
Horner. Mrs., Nelson House, Broad and Callow
hill. •
Helmstead, Mrs.. No. 728 South street.
Hunter, Sand., Hunter's lane.
Holman, A. J., southwest corner Frankford road
and Dauphin.
Howard, Mrs. A., Penn street, Manayunk.
Irvin, C. E.,_530 North Twenty-second street,
Irvin, Dirs.. Unlou Hotel.
Ivens, E., No. 13e1 Marshall street.
Dant, Mrs. No. 130 Almond street.
Julius, Calitain, Broad and Lombard streets.
Janbert. A. No. 1037 Lombard street.
Juvenal, W. W No. 1115 Mount Vernon street.
J ones Charles, No. 560 Watkins street.
Jackson M. A., No. 9.21 New Market street.
Joy Julia, NO. 732 Shirley street.
Jelly, Rev. A., No. 1124 Wallace etreet.
Johnston. Maria No. 1411 Hanover street.
acksOn, J. W., .No. 933 Charlotte street.
Jackson. Sophia, No. 1022 South Third street.
Jenks, Mrs. S. A., Bridesburg Armory.
Kirkpatrick, Miss A., No. 1230 Fitzwater street.
Klein, John, No. 1230 Davis street.
Kelley, Elizabeth, southwest corner Hancock and
Norris streets.
Kirk. W. T., No. 1500 Poplar street.
Benderdine. D_, Third street, below Callowhill.
Kemp], - Mrs., No. 227 North Thirteenth street.
Kinsey, Mary. No. 469 Marshall street.
K u m, Dfrs., o. 431 York avenue.
Krona, Mrs., No. 311 Branch street.
Kearns, Jacob, No. 605 Moss street, below Wash
logton. Mrs., No. a Kern, Mrs., 1036 Green street.
Kohler. Mrs., No. 8 Girard avenue.
Klota, George 1V,_.510. 219 Coates street.
Kinderlin, Mrs., No. 1632 Green street.
King, Miss Kate, Sixth and Germantown road.
King, Mrs. It. A. No. 1701 Grayson street.
Knight. David, No. 938 North Seventh street.
Knox, Mrs., No. 2102 Master street,
Keys, IL 13., No. 1121 Vine street.
Kusenbergg Alfred, N 0,511 South Ninth street.
Kite, Nathan, No. 145 North Furth street,
Ring, Kate, Second street, below Dauphin.
Reny, Mr., No. 1525 Spring Garden street.
Keith, Mr., No. 441 Market street.
Kelley, Sirs., No. 2016 Filbert street.
Lonstshore. H., No. 1116 Callowhill street.
Leavett, 'William. Queen street, below Fourth.
Lee, Joseph, No. 1821 Pine street.
Logue, Shinuti, No. 330 Queen street.
Lamplugh, Mrs., No. 229 Williamson street.
Lukens. C. H., Burley Sheaf Hotel.
Levy, 0., No. 705 Parrish street.
Lee, Mrs., No. 260 South Fifteenth street.
Lewis, F. - A., No. 1121 Vine street.
Lorthrop, Mrs., No. 4E4 North Eith street.
Latsbaw, Miss 8., No. 1520 North Fourth street.
Lewes, Lawrence, No. 1123 Chestnutstreet.
L. A. No. 1903 Mount Vernon street.
Lonestreth, Miss, No. 152 North Eleventh street,
Lan ib - m"„ No. 219 North Thirteenth street.
Mr.„ No. 1123 Green street.
eighttt otreet, near reglar,
Ligbtfoot, J., southeast corner Green and Harvey.
Landell, Mrs., No. 451 Marshall street.
Linbery, Mrs., No. 938 North Sixth street.
Ling g, Mrs., N 0.444 North Eighth street. --
Lynch, J. H., No. 413 Carpenter street.
Longstreth, Miss No. e2l NN pod street.
l l ,. . i i ii g n li t l u i l n , , m M r i s s „ .. bi li ' o ..C .l . l,3 N v e in 2 c l.l7 , .Ar rm e t l . " street.
Lippincott, B. F., No. 1032 Clement street.
Lewis, George F., No. 1800 Wallace street.
Muerer,299 North Sixth street.
Morris, (leo. W., Queen street, below Third.
MacDonald, Mrs., No. 1330 Hope street.
Iffontietli, Thomas, No. 851 Benkson street.
Mintzer, Miss ,_No. 1806 Coates street.
Myers, h. M,, NO, 956 South reet
. Moore,
_Painter, NO, 021 Thirteenth street.
airs. No. 1506 Franklin street.
BlcUly, M. A., No. 1657 Cadwalacler street.
Mason, Mrs., No. 172'2 Spruce street.
Matehett, No. 1216 South street.
MeCreigh, L., No, 1112 Sites street.
Mous-house. Mrs. No. 2115 Montrose street.
McCullough, M., Miller's Hotel, Chestnut street.
Diann, Mrs W. B s , No. 503 Green street. •
McCulley, Jane, No. 2819 Coates street.
Myers, S.„ No, 437 George street, above Poplar.
Morgan, Mrs., No. 806 Erie street.
Morgan, Mrs., No. 1200 Olive street.
MeMenemy, Mrs., Passyunk road and German st.
Murray, Mrs. No. 240 South Twenty-first street.
Miller, A., No. 1222 Coates street.
Murphy, Mrs.,No. 410 Richmond street.
Mather, Miss,NO. 208 South Eighth street.
Monges, Mrs., No. 116 South Nibeteeoth street.
Mitchell. rs.,No. 1009 Clinton street.
Marks, James P., No. =South Fifth street.
McNally. Mary, No. 416 Buttonwood street. -
Melloy, Mrs., 'No. 331 Dickerson street.
Martin, Mrs., S. E. corner Eighth and Arch sts.
Mitchell, J. 11., No. 935 Franklin street.
Mytinger, L. G., No. =North Thirteenth street.
aleCullough, A. No. 233 Greenveleti street.
Monroe, Mrs., Twenty-first and Tloga streets.
Miller, Mrs., No. 158 North Sixth street.
Manly, H. T., No. 327 South Thirteenth street.
Montgomery, R. It., No. 231 South Sixth street.
Mnor, William, N 0.124 North Twenty-first street.
IffeNcely,A. W., No. 821 North Seventh street.
Murphy, Daniel, No. 136 Math street.
McElwee, Rev. Wm., No. 1311 Lombard street.
Mustard, J. C., No. 1817 North Thirteenth street.
Millington, Dr. No. =Spruce street.
Marls, Eleanor, No. 127 South Fifth street.
Malone, Watson, No. 1522 North Broad. street.
Moore, D. I'., No. 829 Vine street.,
Meeser, Mrs., No. 1231 Vine street:
ltioeltug, Edward, Seventeenth and Rising Sun.
Robert, Twenty-second, below Oxford.
Mcßride, A,, No. 1233 North Second street.
McCallum, IL, No. 509 Chestnut street.
McShane, Metrics, No. 545) Worth street.
Mott, airs. T., No. 1337 Spruce street. '•
Metzger, E., No. 1801 Wallace street.
Miller, O. A., No. 1523 Spring Garden street.
Massey, Miss, No. 1013 Marlborough street.
Normon. Contain, N 0.319 Wharton street.
Niellol, James, N 0.932 North Second street.
Nolte*, J. Gs, No. ISASI Lombard street. •
Noel, M. F., No. 514 North Ninth street.
Nassau, Mrs.,No. 1633 N orth Fifteenth street.
Neff, ColonellL, ' Nineteenth and Mount Vernon.
Na •ylor. Mrs. H. N. N 0.3 York place.
Nolan, Miss,corner Sixteenth and Master streets.
Ortlip, Miss, No. l& North Ninth street.
Outerbrldge, A. A., No. 1501 Green street.
Opte, Mm., No. ns Jefferson street.
o , llllel. Miss, No. Mil Borah Thirteenth street. •
Oakfords Mrs., No. s Christian street.
Oster. William, No. 4 Gilling.nam street.
Oldfield, William, NO. 503 Pierce, street, below
Tasker.
Penistan, R. Broad and Reed streets.
Price, J. C., No. 1825 Mount Vernon street.
Point, J. 31., No. 713 Poplar street.
Prentzell, S. D. N 0.132.8 North Thirteeuth street.
Patten, J. /11. No. 314 Smith Tenth street.
Peddle, Miss, No. 1073 spring Garden street.
Pearls*, W. F., No_ 1117 Citron street,
Peitz, E., No. 719 Federal street.
Patterson, Mrs., No. 326 North Twelfth street.
PenroseW., No. 665 North Twelfth street.
Plioner, , Rev. Dr... No. 912 Spruce street.
Paul, Edward F.. No. 1511 Sprinf Cardeirstreet.
Phillips, E. W., No. 814 Marshal street.
Phillippi, Charles, N 0.1435 North Eleventh street.
Penrose. 'T. M., Twentieth and Lombard streets.
Parry, E. EL. No. 245 N ortliFifth street.
Parry, R. No. 1618 North Fifteenth street.
Peunypae , ker, E., No. 1102 Green street.
Parsons, ItErs. - E. A., Northwest corner Twelfth
and Vine streets.
Remsen, George, No. 545 North Fifth street.
Reeves, Diary, No. 603 Poplar street.
Reinhart, Samoa, Godfrey avenue, above Fourth.
Inehey, Mrs, No. 1292 Spruce street.
Rea, .1., No. 701 North 'Nineteenth street.
Rutherford, T. G., No. 220 North Juniper street.
Roberts, Mrs. No. 221 Pear street.
Itionettu, C., No. 925 Locust street.
Rosenberger. Mrs. No: 1614 North Seventh street.
Relehmap, Mrs., Filbert street, between Eighth
and Ninth.
Robinson. Mrs. J. No. 207 North Eleventh street.
Remmey, Mrs. F. . No. 2003 Blount Vernon Street.
Reppller, G _, No. 1922 LOcest street.
Reid, John W.. No. 1534 Cherry street.
Ross, J. No. 637 North Eleventh street.
Rentak, Ides. No. 2039 Arch street.
Ross, C. Es., No. 325 North Eleventh street.
Meg: C., York street.
Rtagway, Mrs., No. 1212 Parrish street.
Read, William F., No. 1320 Marshall street.
Regar, i isoffee It.. No. Ha Marshall. street.
Reishey, 11., * N0 237 Arch street. •
Bomberger, B. W.,No. 1432 Poplar Street.
Reeves, C No. 37iss Market street.
Roatch. Mary, No. 315 Race street.
Reineck, Mary, No. 1221 North Twelfth street.
Richardson, George, No. 1530 Pine street.
Ralston. Robert,Thirteentli street ami Girard ave.
Reinhart, W. H. No. 1313 Jefferson street.
Ramsdell Sirs., Wyoming avenue. •
Redfield, H C., No. 949Solith Sixth Street.
Reed, Mrs., No. 717 South Front street.
Scott, James D., No. 1923 Mount Vernon street.
Shober, Mr.,No. 657 North Eleventh street.
Spang, Sen. T., No. 510 Buttonwood street.
Shelly, Miss No. 893 Lawrence street, ab. Browu.
Sherfner,Miss. No. 23 North Third street.
Sharp. .L. No. 1427 Filbert street.
Shoemaker. D. No. WCallowistil street.
Stapler, J. W. ' NO. 708 Washington avenue.
Sartain, Samuel, No. 726 Sansom street.
Sprungk, 8., Broad street, below Wharton.
Stackholise, C., Frankford road and Allegheny
avenue.
Smith, J. A., N 0.2044 Lombard street.
Stigale, Mrs., No. 700 Wood street.
Ballade, Mrs. A. M. No, 507 South Sixth street.
Spencer, N., No. 47.8 Federal street,
Spencer, W., United States Hotel.
Stewart. E., No. 1414 Samson street.
Smith, J. 11., No. 716 North Eightn street.
Stinson, Thomas. No. 1314 North Front street.
Seblater, L. C„ No. 1826 Vineyard street.
Swan, J. D., N 0.1616 Swain street.
Sherman, Rate, No. 312 South JallinOr Street.
Supniee, M. J No. 6.56 North Tent n street.
Smith, M. E. No. 1504 North Seventh street.
Smith. Miss E., No. 1716 _Ringgold place.
Scbaeffer, Mrs. Charles, No. 1309 Arch Streit.
-Splint, Mary, No. 712 Morris street.
Seal, Mr. .
_ Front and Vine streets.
Somers, Mrs. '
No. 708 New Market street.
Seligman, IL, No. 1348 Spruce street.
Smith, Mrs. S. NO. 1941 Howard street.
Stafford, Mr., 240. 402 Quince street.
Smith, Mrs. George, No. 910111elon street.
Stolid, C. 31., No. 909 Darien street.
Stockton, airs., No. 1124 Harmer street.
Stern, Mr., No. 458 North Eighth street.
Smith, A., No. itasNorth Second street.
Steinbrerher, Daniel, No. 1018 North Second at.
Stratton. Mrs., No. 21 South neventeenth street.
Steele, Robert, No. 638 North Thirteenth street.
Smith, Robert, No. 518 New Market street.
Sazerach, John 8., No. 325 North Seventh street.
Smith, Jacob S. s. Tulip and Eiewson streets.
Stocker, Mrs., No. 713 Pine street.
Sloneker. N., No. 822 North Eleventh street.
Swot 2r.v, 11. J.No. 420 South Third street.
Stevenson,_llL'C.,22lo. est South Sixteenth street.
SG Clair. W. T., No. 1930 Pine street.
Sniveiy, Mrs., No. 146 Richmond street.
Shen, A. H., No. 818 North SL'stli Street.
Steen, John, No. 1206 North Second street.
Smethurst, John, No. 1291 Ridge avenue.
Spam, G. H., No. 1216 Davis street.
Bulger, Isaac, No. 2113 Arch street.
Smallwood, Chestnut street, below' Fortieth.
Spaiigler. A.M., No. 1015 Mount Vernon street.
Stratton, F. NO. 789 East 'Thompson street.
Snowden. W . . 14., NO. 201 T Mount Vernon Street.
Stellwagon. Edward . , No. Pine Seventeenth at.
Shortridge_, C. W., No. 1816 street.
Smith, J. W. No. 1914 Lombard street.
Spear. T. D., No. 1817 South Fifth et' eet.
Simons st Brother, No. 30 South Water street.
Snowden, H. C., No. 627 North Tenth street.
Stevenson, Mrs., No. 1216 lialues street.
Scott, Mrs. No. 21243 Vine street.
Shantz, M. 11., No. 1426 North Eleventh street.
Steele, Mrs., No. 610 North Thirteenth street.
Mauer, D. b., Sixth and Poplar.
Summerville. Rate, No. 215 _Library street.
Stewart, Mrs. William, Spruce street.
Snyder. James. No. 53a Queen street.
Smith, Lewis, No. to Chestnut street.
Smithson, Miss, Southwest censer Girard avenue
and Snake - ma - eve street.
Schaefer, Mrs. C., No. 225 Dean street.
Stretch, Mrs. R. A., No. 6611 North Tenth Street.
Toy, .ranies M., No. 2002 Mount, 'Vernon street.
Tuthill. A., Dauphin street, below Tulip.
Tests, Mrs. N., No. 131 North Eleventh street.
Tierman, Mrs., No. 1104 Girard street.
Thompson. H. A., No. 12 Dugan st., above Pine.
Telly, Mrs., No. 2514 Biddle street.
Troth, D., No. 2125 Arch street.
Tassey, Anna, NO. 1231 North Tenth street.
Thayer, James, No. Z5O South Eleventh street.
Thumlert, George, Southwest corner of Lawrence
and Poplar streets.
Teamer, Mrs., Wildey street, below. Vienna.
Tomlinson. Mrs., No. 43 North Seventeenth st.
Traynor, Miss, corner Fraukford road and Cum
berland streets.
Thompson, Mrs. W. B. No. 125 Christian street.
Teas, Ann, No_ 1737 No rth Third street.
Tillman, Benben, No. 723 311115 street.
Thompson, Rev. J., Broad and Christian.
Taylor, Mrs., No. '256 North Thirteenth street.
Talcott, Mrs.,No. 137 Marshall street.
Tully, James No: An North Second street.
Tracy, Miss No. 316 South Twelfth street.
Taylor, J. N.. No. 839 North Sixteenth street.
Thornton. James,
No. 1245 South Thirteenth st.
Trump, Mrs., No. so) Clioton street.
Turner, W. 8., No. 926 Clark street.
Urguliart, Dr., No. 501 South Front street.
Vanness. Mrs., No. 1435 Canute, street.
Von Nelda, Mrs., No. 422 South Sixth street.
Vanee, John, No. 136 South Wharves.
Webb. J. W., No. 1040 Beach street.
Wallas, Mrs. L. IV., No. 2541 Brandywine street.
Watt. Mrs. 2., No. 140 Greenwieli et s , belt Reed,
Warner. 'Yardley, Ghettos' avenue and Cherry st. I
Wagner. Solomon, No. 99'J North Fifth street.
Welsh. Mrs , Northeast cor. Ninth and Brown sts.
Wilson. Jos.. Ne. 1517 Swain st., above Coates.
Walton. Israel. Sellers street. above Unity.
Waldie; W. S., No. 2136 North Sixth street.
Wood, J.. No. 1203 Filbert street. --
Woods, Mrs., No. 1333 south Broad street.
Wslifies, Mrs. Catharine, Frankfort' road and
Arbor street.
White, W. 11. No. 807 Vine street.
ood. Mary, 'No. 1502 Green street.
. Watson. Mrs.. No. 710 Moss street.
'Midis. Mrs.,No. 512 Spruce street.
Wunderlich, ohn. No. 1183 Ogden street.
White, Joseph P., No. 1423 North Seventh street.
Wilitheirsll, M. W., No. 030 Spring Garden st.
Whipple, A., No. 4 Morel& street.
Wakefield, Wm.. No. 137 New street.
Walrevell, I. E.,iNo. MG North Tenth street.
Wood, Mrs. J. D., No. 1525 Arch street.
Wetherill. Miss, No. 7 West Orthodox street.
Wood, Comly, Montgomery Hotel, Sixth street.
Witham, Johr r E y Zro.9l6l orth Eleventh street.
Weaver, I.OlliS, No. 247 South Fourth street.
Worrell, J.W., Tenth and Spring Garden streets.
Wright. W. IL, Nu. 8115 North Second street.
Wiley, Mrs., No. 1315 Howard street.
Weaver.E.H.,NoTtliWest cor.Second and New sts.
Whitman. Casper, No. 12b5 Randolph street.
Wilson, Karel, B„ No. 1608 Green street.
Watson, M.'s., No. 809 Arch street.
Ware, L.. No. 1224 North Sixteenth street.
Whitt, mos, No. 1501 Arch street.
Wlll.llO. E. A., Pine street. west of FOrtleth.
White, Mrs. 71. P., No. all S. Washington Square.
Williams, Mrs.. Thirty-seventh st., below Market.
Wright. Mrs.. No. 867 Spring Garden street.
Webb, Rev. E., No: ;ism Spruce street. •
Ware, Mrs.-
No. 1 Dock street.
Wentz, D. s No. 627 North Seventh street.
Wilson, William, No. 1641 Race street.
Waugh, Bliss, No. 916 Chestnut street.
Wallace, Mrs. C., Feankfeed road. below Arbor,
Wallace, H. E.. No. - 532 Flue street.
Yewdall,Wm.,Twenty-iifth et.,ab.Spri ng Garden.
Yorkstone, Annie, No. 411 South Eleventh street.
Young, Emilia. No. 610 Norris street.
Young, Join/ H. No. 1529 Irani avenue.
Tarnall. L. IL,No. 231 Jacoby street, above Vine.
Vert b, Mrs. Joseph. No. 243 Sonth N Mtn street.
Stoltz. Fred.. .I‘i o. 1530 ilannuitown road.
2,41, M., No. 2115 Brassily - wine surest. .
Zothe, F. IV.. No. Oil North Third street.
WEST PHILADELPHIA.
Allen, John W.
Brognarct, S. N. Forty-fourth and Spruce.
Butter,Stliss M., Warren street, above'Thirty-fifth.
Brunnell Mrs. Garden street.
Cooper,John,Lancaster pike. _
Dotter. A. S., No. 401.3 Locust street.
French, ;lams, Hostonv file .
Goodwin, M. Darby road and Walnut street.
Gross, John F., at termination West Philadelphia
cars. •
Hunter, Samuel, Hestonville.
- Hancock, Mrs., Build street.
Jones, 0., Laucasterpike.
Seen, Henry, Thirty-801'011th St., below Locust.
Rirkhride, Dr., PeliliSYlValllO 'Milne, Hospital.
Lewis, Mrs., Spruce street, below Thirty-Muth.
Lynch, Mrs. G. corner Preston and Oak.
Meyer, C. ft., Thirty-second and Hamilton sts.
Me wren Mrs.,MeAlpin street.
Pascal', it. S., Thirty-fifth and Hamilton streets.
Prentzell, Mrs. Thirty-fifth, above Bridge street.
Reidenbach, F. W. C., Lancaster Ow.
Roberts Mrs. Martha, Mantuaville.
Service Mrs. Belmont avenue.
Shurtiett,Mrs.,Market , street,abv.Thlrty-seventli.
Sptsulding„Mrs.,BlOdgett st„elev.Thirty--seventil.
Simpson, Mrs., Pear street, Hestonvllle.
Shedwick, Mrs., corner 32d and. Baring streets.
Thorpe, J. 11., southwest corner Fortieth and
Pine streets. • _
Tniitt, E. J., Bridge street, above Thirty-sixth.
GERMANTOWN,
Aertson, James M.
Bookies, Edward, Main street.
Brown, A. P. School lane.
Birchen, E., Price street.
Cope, F. R., East Walnut lane.
Corse, P. P., Stain street.
Chase, E. D., Willow avenue.
Delaney, Mrs., wistar street.
Danath, James, Cllelton avenue.
Davis, Miss, Clielton avenue.
Darrach Mrs., Green street. .
Fricke,John It., Linden street.
Feaster, A. E. corner Blenheim and Spring sts.
Gaekill, J. W., Tioga Station.
ilelfensteln, J. S., Green street.
Hasler, Iffety,Centre street
Derstine, D. W., Wayne street.
Hicks. H., Germantown avenue.
Krause,Joseph, cornerDuy and Thorp lanes.
Krause, Mary, Township Line.
rye, Henry, Cumberland street.
Phipps, S. S. Main street.
Sadler, is t,olicnr ro. John,
Robinson, John, Cumberland street.
•
Ashmead street.
Stokes,
, rn ,Nc corner
tn K he n rA o ß x r
mw e ea nfi t il d(: n e d i e streets. tree Min. Centre street.
WitadElOU. sTFACI) Yin §cturil %am%
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA; WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1865:
Yardley - , Warren, Chelton avenue and Chew et
Aertson, James E.
Aueott, Samuel. Haines street.
Course, L. P., Main street.
Chase, E. D.• Willow avenue,
Feaster. A. E.
Morris, Mrs., Main street.
Rittenhouse. John.
1111 MOE, Dr.
PRANKFORD.
Buekheister, Mrs., corner of Prankford road and
Unity street.
Bird. Amelia, Unity street, below Elizabeth.
Campbell, Miss, Elizabeth street.
Cralisbaw, J., Paul street, below Green.
Crabtree, Miss Sellers street.
Wm. Asylum ro: d.
Devine, lilies Paul street, below Green,
Devine, Miss C., Paid street.
Gaised, A. W., corner Unity and Hedge streets.
Hayes. J. B.
Einsley. Mrs. A. No. 171 Main street.
Lesber,_Mrs. 8., Orthodox street.
Miller, Rebecca.
Morgan, Charles.
. Miller, It.
Swope, Charles, Paul street, below Orthodox.
'Thorp, Richard, Leipsic.
Waters, Charles, Bustleton pike.
Wetherill, Miss No. 7 Orthodox street.
Walton. Israel, Sellers street, above Unity.
Yerkes, Mrs. J., Oxford street.
CAMDEN, N. J.
Ambruster, Mare.
Bertha, D. W., No. 520 North Second street. _
Barnard, E. J., Linden street and Friends' aY.
Clifford, H. A., No. 40 Berkley street.
Cooper, C. M.
Harvey, Mrs.. No. 310 Spruce street.
Hamilton, M. R.,„, editor Democrat.
Hollin.shead. J. U.
Harvey, Mrs.,No. 310 Spruce street.
Nen - mei - er e E., Third and Federal streets.
Starr, H.
Thompson, Captain A. No. 328 Bridge avenue.
Taylor, Ellen, leo. 311 Plum street.
PENNSYLVANIA. -
Acker,, C. F., Chesteruylkill
James, Valley.
Andes, Levi,_Newbern Station.
Armstrong, 'Waiter, Penn Station,
Armstrong, W., Penn Station.
Andes, Levi, Newbern Station.
Adams, James Troy, Pennsylvania.
Barlow, Miss, Roxborough.
Bachman, A. F., Mauch Chunk, Carbon County.
Brown, Kirk. Goshen, Lancaster county.
Bickley, M. H. Chester.
Brown, F., Iteading.
Brown, Mrs. 1.12 North Sixth street, Heading,
Benike, Mrs., Wissahickon.
Barlow, Miss, Roxborough, bel.Germant'n}ane.
Bannon, J. Pottsville, Schuylkill county.
Biddle, W. F., Lewistown.
Brown. Esther, Fulton, Washington county.
Biller. M.. York
Balaton, Mrs., Chelton Hill.
Blake, Roberes,Holmeeberg.
Brown,.C, F., Pittsburg.
Bugg', James, Conshohocken. M
ET le, Rev. J., Holmesburg.
Boyce, Martha, Chester.
Brown, Stacy, Brownsburg.
Buckman. Joseph, Newtown.
Bedford, J. W., Ashland.
Bingham, Thomas, Harrisburg.
Byrne, M. A. Carbondale.
Brown, W. Milton, Pa.
Beardsley, H. T.. Lock Haven.
Bryson, Thos. 8., Mechanicsburg.
Bowman, Kate, Altoona.
Blake, 'Margaret, Altoona.
Bayer, Henry, Latonia.
Chambers, P. T., Newtown. •
Chrisman, John, Phtenixyllie.
Conrad, Milton, West Grove.
Castle, Agoc, upland.
M
Chadwick, r.JTVand.
Cromwell, M., Pittsburg.
Clark, Charles, Wallin ford Station.
Conover. William B. Haddington.
Clifford, Mrs., Nicetown.
Cleaver Hiram , Spread Eagle.
Crosta Mrs , Bridesburg.Claud,'James, Coehranville.
cuntertson, Dr., Chambersburg.
Clarke, James, Lewiston.
Conrad, J. C., Buckingham.
Dennis, E. H., Tullytown.
Deuces, Miss Roxborough.
Duncan,W. F. (3/machines), Lancaster.
Dickey, Miss J., Hopewell.
Douglass, James L. Reading.
W
Hoary, illiam. IL: m
Shaokn.
Dobson, Captain J., Pluenixville.
Duncan, George J., Fox Chase.
Duncan, R. IL, Spring Mills.
Dales. Mrs., Athensville.
Eckenrode, G. F., Gettysburg.
Eagle, Miss E., Marietta.
Eniley, A. IL . wilkesbarre.
Engles Josep , », Mount Nebo, Lancaster COMity.
Emley:A. Wilkesbarre.
Evans, J., Columbia.
Eves, Andrew, Muncy.
Emmy', C., 011ersville.
Eryc, J. P., Chester.
Edge, Thomas,' Toughakinamon.
Engle D. Hazleton.
Evans,' O.', Springfield.
Evans. Jesse,Pottstown.
Ely, RichardLambertville.
Fetherolef, B. L. (5), Tamaqua.
Petberolff, Willinne (2). Hamburg.
Feltwell, Rev., Cresona.
Fog . , John. Media.
Foster, C. (3), Ashland.
Fuller, C., Milton.
Fitzgerald, J.. Mill Creek.
Fackingthall, Mrs., 011ersville.
Foster, T. D., Mauch Chunk.
Fisher, L. S., Weynesboro.
Front, William, Hughesville.
Garrett, Amos, Willistown.
Goodlander, James, Williamsport.
Graham, Dr. J. Chester.
Green, E. P. leennett Square.
Gulden, B. II (2), Pottsville.
Green, B. E., Glen Mills Store.
Gibson, R. R., Linden.
Games, sainue Norristown.
(larder. .1. A., Fork Springs.
Grams; George, Williamsport.
Greenhalgh, Gus., Manayunk.
Gray. William, Gray's Landing.
Grove, E. C., Mercersburg.
Heebner, Dirs. Norristown.
Hampton, C., Lwisville, Bucks County.
Hall. bliss L., Unionville,
Heintz, d Olin, Perryville.
Hlghley, Cyn, Norristown.
Harvey, E. Y.,_Penningtonville.
Hodgson, 31., Penn Station.
Hurst, C.,-Norristown.
Hambleton, C., Elkview.
Holstein. W.„ Henderson Station.
Haase, Mes. William,Levi:ringlet), §tao,9 l l.
Huntley. J. J., Chestnut Hill.
Ilamet; George, Avington.
Hawley, Robert, - Matey.
Hibbs, J. D. Harrisburg.
Hymns, Sarah D., Fort Washington.
Heysham. Dr., Newton Square.
Hazlett, Mrs. Chambersburg.
Haldeman, J. Newton Square.
Heins, H., Wissahickon,
Hallowell. Mrs., Bridesburg.
Hoopes, li. L. Avondale.
Hobson, Frank Freeland.
Hughes, F. W :Pottsville.
Hampton. C., kitivisvlllc.
Hodgson & Co.. A. Penningtonvllie.
Hainan, Mrs. D., Beading.
Iltimphrevat Beu) ntin, West Bamford.
Hodson. George, Mantwunk.
Hayes, J. B.,Frankford.
Hatters Al., Wyoming. -
J
Irvin, ohn A., Shoemakertown.
Jones, Miss. Duncannon.
Janet, J. C., Horshanwhie.
Jones. Jonathan (2). Chelton Township.
Jackson, William, West Grove.
Nees*, Jacob Port Clinton,
Kohler, airs. Torresdale.
Krauss & BrOther, Quakertown,
Kauffman, C: S., Columbia.
Krouse, lion. D., Norristown.
King, C. DI., Watsoutown.
Kenny. John James, Nicetown lane.
Kinsley, Nathaniel. uakertown.
Kramer, M., Schuylkill Haven.
Kay, Thomas, 'Upland,
Kinkade. Mrs. C., Williamsburg.
Kinsey Quakertown.
Kent,William C., Jenkintown.
Kuhn, Rev. S., Penn Hall.
Keepers Mrs. A. E., Rising Sun.
Kepner S., Pottstown.
Keeler dc Brother, Pittsburg.
Kehler, M. 71.., Lampeter.
Linton, N.. West Grove, Cheater county.
Litzinger. 8., Ebensburg.
Lynn, G. W., Spruce Creek Store.
Lawrence, J. P., Avondale.
Lee. 'Thomas, Chester.
Lawrence, P. C. Minersville.
Lawrence, J. S., Minersville.
Lyon. Mrs., Montoursville.
Lilly, General, Mauch Chunk.
Locke. Jahn, Lewisburg.
Lake, David, Cameronia.
Lynch, Robert, Lewisville.
Libhart, John, Marietta.
Lukens, A. A. Chester.
Leiserin W., Summit Hill,
Lapson, Morris, Old York road,
Loud, S. Y., Dublin.
Livingston, Isaac, Carlisle.
Landenberger. H., Avondale.
Long, G. S.. On City.
Lees, Miss. Manayunk.
Lewnrs. William ,Montoursville.
Liggitt; Samuel, Newport Station.
Lee, M. tj_.,Womelsdorf.
Lawson, Wllliain C., Milton.
Matz, J. F. (le machines), Annville.
McDowell. L. (12 machines), Williamsport.
Mendenhall, J. D. Doylestown.
Morrison. W. N. MaTlitylilik.
Monroe. W. H. cliester.
McGregor. E. RI (42anachines), Pittsburg.
Marshall, W. H.. Shamokin.
Marston John. White Hall Station.
Matz.
Morris. P.. ii.. Pottsville.
McKnight. Mrs., Reading.
Mark, A. R., Abingdon.
Mitchell, A. M.. Abingdon.
Morgan, Mrs: Morgan's Corner.
McCoy, J. Milesburg.
Markley. N. 8., Potfstown.
McClellan. Mrs., Chambersburg.
Murphy. J. J.. Johnstown.
Nyeum & Sens, Rays Hill.
ler taunt. William (2 machines), Bethlehem.
Nave, Mrs. J., Bethlehem.
Ohrensetter. Mrs., Roxborougli,
Ogden, S. Clifton Station.
O'Beck, tr. Sunbury.
Phillips, ti.
W., Penningtonville.
Patterson. E. V., Mereersburg.
Putt, George, Castor road, Oxford.
Porter, John, Bellefonte.
Pyle, Martha, _Avondale.
Pugh, S.. Conshohocken.
Potts, Mary, Pottstown.
Foley, al. A., No. el Chestnut street, Norristown.
Potter. Mrs., Edge Hill, North Penna. ItallrOad.
Pierce. Mrs., Warren.
Paul, D. (3), treason.
Pike, Mrs. T., Morrisville.
Palmer. Thomas C., Media.
Palmer, John, Tullytown.
Parrish & Conyngham Oil, WilkesbalTd.
Pott, Captain F. Pottsville.
Rea, Jane. Old Chester.
Rhoads, James D., Clifton Station.
Rupert, .1. M. Bustleton,
Rowland. H., Rowlandville.
Rigby, S W., Haverford.
Renner & Co, New Bedford.
Ross, Bailie, Willow Creek. .
Repplier, Moodie,&Co. Ashland.
Robinson, Miss Augusta:Bloomsburg.
Reilly, Mrs., Gettysburg.
Roberts, George, Willettstown.
Render, M. 8., 'Middletown.
Rowland, Mrs. S„ Cheltenham.
Rushton, Mrs., E. H., Belmont.
Ralston. Mrs- Norristown.
Selbert,V, Wornehalore
Swayne, W. H. Kennet's Station.
Super, Sophia, White Hall Station.
Simpson, John Summit Hill.
Stafford, S. F. McKean.
Snyder, L. S., Hartsville.
Saylor, John L.,Abnville.
Shertson, Miss E, Slatington:
Sehmauck, Rev. B. W., Lebanon.
Selsor, Charles, Doylestown.
Strickland & Brothers, Reading.
Showers, Mrs.. Milestown.
Sharp, George B. Chutham.
Shoemaker. Dr. B. K., Mauch Chunk.
Snyder, William, Olney.
Sellers. 0. W. (4 machines), Hollidaysburg.
Story, Mrs., Allentown.
Seaboitz, Levi, SUllintry:
Smith, C. 8., Northumberland.
Schultz, Maggie, Roxborough.
Schallcross, George M., Bustleton Pike.
Sneerhiger P.. Tyrone, Pennsylvania.
Shalicross .1., Harrishorg.
Schneller C. G., Catasauqua.
Stauffer.'William, Quakertown.
Shoemaker, Tulle. Milton.
Spigellinger, S., Ilartleton.
Saurniun. Caroline. Bustleton.
Sheeler. Miss Mary A., Roger's Ford.
Shoemaker, Joseph, Muncy.
Taylor, Charles, Quakertown Station.
Taylor, D. S., Royer's Ford.
Treichler, Jacob, Ringgold.
Thompson. airs. West Chester.
Trout, William. bltester.
Thompson. J. K. Easton,
Tyson, C. J., Gettysburg.
Taylor, H. DI., Ma machines), West Chester.
Thomas Sarah , Fort Washington.
Taylor, 'William, Norristown.
Titus, L. P.„ Marietta.
Taylor, J. IT., Kennett Square.
Tyson, Samuel, Norristown.
Uhler, P., Üblersville.
Vau'Msme, W. Cameron.
Van Liew, J. J.,. Nisbante Station.
Wilson, Thomas A., enthrleville.
Waters, Charles, Bustleton.
Walker, Rev. J., Tyrone.
Wetherill, 8., Roxborough.
Wilkins, Dirs. 3.. Milton. •
Wriht, I. Fox Chase.
Winters, Henry, Euphrata Station.
Whitney, 'Thomas, (21 machines), Norristown.
Weaver, 0. P., Annville. -
Waterman, K. P.. Hoitnesburg.
Wagner, G. W., Roekborough.
Williams, Charles, Buckingham.
Western. R. V. Pottsville.
Wetherill, 8., Roxborough.
Watkin, James, Birmingham.
Charles Cheslnut Hill.
Whitenlita. IL C.,' Hamburg.
Walle, W. P., Allentown.
Wilson, Thomas,Wilkesbarre.
Yarnall, E. A., imp ola Station.
Yardley - , Samuel, Edgewood.
Young, Hiram, (17 machines), York.
Ziegler, J., Erwina.
NEW JERSEY.
Alexander, Rev. J. E....llightstOwn.
Andersen, J. It., Milford.
B o dine, F., Williamsport.
Blackfhp, Wm., Lambertville.
Bun di e g. J. s., Kaighn's Point.
Bishop, James, Egg Harbor.
Bacon, Josiah, Bridgeton.
Bitrecklo, Mrs. Trenton.
'Burt; Mrs.• Monroeville.
Braddockt le m. S.. Bradford.
IlVOwn. N.. B. Lambertville.
PL. Trelltnt
Brannon, Rebecca , Medford.
Churchman, Mrs. L., Burlington.
Clark. D. A., Trenton.
Corneld, Wm., Vineentown•
Cook, J•, Pittstown.
Craft, Ed., Clarksboro.
Courow, C., Fellowship.
Clement. Mrs. Fellowship.
Cline, Mrs. A.: Burlington.
Cramer, E. D., Moorestown.
Dubois, Mrs. J Bridgeton•
Dubois, BOA., Bridgeton.
Deem; Isaac, Bordentown• •
F • M., Woodbury.
Evans, Isaac. Oakland Star.
Elliot. Mrs. G., Bordentown.
Ewing, Thos., Bridgeton.
Evan. J, Mullice Hill.
Ely, Richard, Lanabertyllie.
Fetch, Jas., Vineland.
Fielder, G. W., Hightstown.
Falkinberg, Miss, Burlington.
Fogg, Aaron, Salem.
Green, John. Clarksboro.
Green, Rev. E.,Fisherville.
Gatidis, A. A., Jersey City.
Gardner, Rev. G. F.. Trenton.
Hancock, J. H., Burlington.
Hindman, Mag., Clarksboro. .
Biggins, S. P., Flemington.
Harnett, John, Bordentown.
Baines, Martha, Naiglus's Point.
Hough, A.. Trenton.
Hanna, J. M. Salem.
Hters,.E. Salem.
Henderson, J. H. AbSeetiM.
Hutchinson, 84, Yardville.
Jenkins, D. W., Vineland.
Jessup, Joseph, Mullicalllil.
Joyce, Thomas Marleton.
Kerr. William J., Mount HollY.
Lippincott, A. T., Chniamonsitt.
Lippincott, John, Crosswlcks.
Lippincott, C. C.. Harrisonvnie.
Lippincott, A. 0.; Woodstown.
Long, Lizzie. Pittstowu.
Mulford. J., Bordentown.
Mapps, Mrs. It.,Clrosswicks.
Melick. E. E., New Germantown.
Newell, Hiram, Bordentown.
Pedriek, Charles, Pedidektown.
Paxton & Mount, Hightstown.
Pharr., Albert, Tnekerton.
Peacock, M. 8., Longacoming.
Peacock. N. H. Vineentown.
Pettit, Mrs. E.:Florence. •
Potts, W. H., Trenton.
Parry. E. V., Clinton. •
Price, A., Andover.
Riley, Mrs. A.,__Hol?ewell. -
Robinson. G. W. Sharpstown.
Reeder, Charles, Trenton.
Beeves. Charles, Salem.
Sharp, F. F., Miliville.
Stephenson, Rev. J., New Brunswick.
Stouger, Mrs., Glassboro.
Search, James, Titusville.
Swan, Charles,' Trenton.
Shaw: Ruth, Ball's Island.
Tomlinson, Dr., Bridgeton.
Tomlinson, E. Laurel Mills.
Trenchard, Bridgeton.
Vansciver, George, Burlington.
Thompson, James, Butingsport.
Wiese, Fred., Bordentown.
Woodward. T. Milford.
Woodruff, O. D., Bridgeton.
Weatherly, Mary, Mullica Hill.
Wendle, Helen, Lambertville.
Woodward, Miss. Mount Dony.
DELAWARE.
Armstrong, A. D., Wilmington.
Bacon, Thomas. Laurel.
Bell, W. AL, Smyrna.
Martha Boyce, Laurel.
Budd, J. D., Middletown.
Corbit, Mrs. C. Delaware City.
Carson, John, Delaware City.
Conwell, Mrs. C., Dover.
Cary, R. D., Milford.
Davidson, L. T,, Laurel.
Enos, Thomas Odessa.
Ellison, Mrs. Joseph, Delaware City.
Fitzgumill, M., Delaware City.
Green, Victor, 'Wilmington.
adaway, Clara W.. Wilmington.
Janvier, Wm. E., St. Georges'.
Johnston, A. Mrs., Wilmington.
Keeler, Bros. Wilmington.
Lynch, Amos; Middletown.
Leedom, E. N., Ifarrerford township.
MeCiuskey, Jr., Wilmington
Maxwell, Mrs., Delaware City.
Roe, Samuel D. Felton.
Rainey, Mrs:. St. Georges'.
Saunders, John W.,- Lewes..
Townsend D. WilMington. -
- Rittenhouse,'Rev. E.
_Chippewa-
Wickersham, IL N. Wilmington.
Wapples, E. C., Georgetown.
Warner,
Charles, Wilmington.
Williams, Miss A., Glasgow E .
MISCELLANOUS.
Aitken, Mrs., Fort Monroe, Va.
Allen, Mrs. D, Jamcstown,-N. Y. •
Butt. Wm. B. Washington, D. C.
BrlghtleY, Charles Kingston, Jamaica.
Ballaronlek, Captain, Italy, Europe.
Bergiteld, A. Hamburg, Germany.
Benson,E. T., Royal Oak, Md.
Carson, Captain, Washington, D. C.
Carrie ton, E. J., Fulton. N. Y.
Cruiks lank, Misa,•Ceelltown, Md.
Clements, David, Chesterville, Md.
AL Crawford. Havana, N. Y. •
Caner°, Captain Italy, Europe.
Chadwick, John:Morgantown, West Virginia.
Costa, Fortunate, Genoa, Italy.
Clark, II; W., Balthnore, Md.
Chillson, Judge, Monmouth. Ills.
Carrington &Seymour, Fulton, N. Y.
Evans, Fred., Washington, D. C.
Everett, Georg
- L e L., Council Bluffs, lowa.
Harker, Mrs•,iverpeol, England.
Pathway & Hall, Mechanicsburg, Ills.
llofft, S. Otisco, N.Y.
Huff, J.:Zacatecas, Mexico.
Jones. E., Adams' Centre, N. Y.
Jones,R., Crofsa Farm, is.
Jones, Wis.
Mrs. J., Crofsa Farm, Wis.
Lorberg, A., Portsmouth, Ohio,
Lodd,G, W., Salisbury', Md.
Lorain. Captain, N. A., West Point, N. Y.
McAllen, Carrie, Snow Hill Md.
McPherson, H. H. Capitol Will, D. C.
Middleton, J. N., Brooklyn, N. Y.
• Martin, Mrs.. Penn Yan, IC Y.
Nye, A. F., Marietta, Ohio,
O'Driseoll, Mrs.,Cincinnati Ohio.
Pfeiffer Mrs., nshington, D. C.
Pper,John, Lacon, Illinois.
Peterson, Captain, New York, N. Y.
Riley, A.. Bethel, Ohio.
Richards, W., Roaring Springs, Ky,
Robinson, Yankee, New York, N. Y.
Ruggiero, L., Italy.
Smeallie, Rev. James, Davenport, N. Y.
Steiner, J. H., ;Wheeling, Va.
Ste - wart, D. S., Waskington,_D. C.
Smith, W., Georgetown, D. C.
Truitt, Mrs. A. 8., Berlin. Md.
Tracy, S. 0., Alexandria Va.
Walinsley Bros., 28 Machines, Baltimore, Md.
Wilkie, Captniu; Venezuela.
N. B.—THE FLOR.ENCE , is the only perfect
UACIILNE warranted to give entire satisfac
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km .. Ef2.U2.LM..
SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
No. 630 CHESTNUT STREET,
PIIILADELPRIA
LEO 411111: 001 1.4:I: II: 4:111
COPARTNERSHIP. -THE UNDER
SIGNED have this day entered into a copart
nershipunder the name and title of BRING
BURST' & CO., tfor the purpose. of MANUFAC
TURING STEEL AND SAWS, at Nos. 1013 and
1515 ABIERICA. Street.
THOMAS BRINGIIIIRST,
SAMUEL H. BIBIGHAUS.
PHILADELPHIA, August 16, 1865. aul9-6t
NOTICE THAT I HAVE THIS DAY
ai n ...4 of my entire interest in the business
of the QUAKER CITY SAW AND bTEDI.,
WORKS, to my son THOMAS BRINEUIREST and
SAMUEL. H. BIBI&BIAUS . The former business
will be settled by the subscriber.
JOHN H. BRANGHITRST.
PIIILADELPIIIA, Aug. 16, 1865. aulB-6t
NOTICE.—AFTER THIS DATE, •C.
D. KENWoRTHEY ceakes to be a partner of
JOHNSON & CO.
Germantown, July 1, 186,5. ari2-5.r6t.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-T H E
Undersigned have this day entered into a no.
wi,itufffeligo
CO.,u" under - f
ti NJ u rr u algeltitra f ttiran:
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A, BRIINEII, BB
D. C. WARO
A. DEIINEE, ' JIt.
PRMADELPIDA, July 3,1866.
THE BUSINESS WILL BE CONDUCTED 'IN
connection with an old established Lumber Depot
at Columbia, Pa., thus giving the yard superior ad-
Tantagee,
LEGAL.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITI AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of WILLIAM KILLION, Deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, set
tle, and adjust the account a Mrn. JANE DUN
NINCHIAM, Administratrix of the Estate of WIL
LIAM KILLION, deceased, and to report distri
bution of the balance in the hands of the account
ant, will meet the parties interested for the put,
poses of his appointment, on TUESDAY, Septem
ber 5, 180, at 4 o'clock P. M. at Philadelphia. o. 429
WALNUT Street, in the citi of
aU23-wfluilt . JOSEPH 8. ➢LARGER,—Auditor.
IN THE - ORPHANS , COURT FOO THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PIIILADELT"HIA.
Estate of WILLIAM YOUNG, Deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit. set
tle, and adjust the account of JOHN J. YOUNG,
Administrator. and to report distribution of the
balance ill tile hands of the accountant wilt meet the
parties Interested far the purposes of MS appoint
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at his office, S. E. corner SIXTH and WALNUT
Streets, in the city of Philadelphia.
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IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of ELIZABETH M. and FRAN4I.IN W.
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The auditor appointed by the court to audit,
.. set
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CORNMAN, guardian of said minor., and to report
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countant, will meet the parties interested, for the
purposes of his appointment, on MONDAY, Sep
tember W. A. D. /Sas, at eleven o'clock A.M. ' at
ma valve, No. 1914/}4 South FOURTH Street. in the
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TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
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Estate of JANE SHIVERS, deceased.
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ceased
in
to report distribution of the ba
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the parties interested for the purposes aids appoint-
Ment, on TUESDAY, September 4th, A. D. 1865, at
11 o'clock A. M. at his Office, No. 1I South
FOURTH Street, in the city of Philadelphia.
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•
PROPOS ALS.
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL STEAM
SHIP SERVICE BETWEEN THE UNITED
STATES AND BRAZIL.
POST OFFICE DEFARTEBET,
WzsioNGToN, June 26, MO.
In accordance with the provisions of the act of
Congress, approved May ,- 28, 1884. which is in the
words following, to wit:
"AN ACT to authorize the establishment of ocean
mail steamship service between the United States
and Brazil.
"Be it enacted by the Senate and Douse of Repre
sentatives of the United States of America in Con
gress assembled, That the Postmaster General he,
and he is hereby, authorised to unite with the Gene
re! Post-office Department of the Empire of Brazil,
or such other officer of the Government of Brazil as
shall be authorized to act for that Government, in
establishing direct mail communication between the
two countries, by means of a monthly line of first
class American sea-going steamships, to be of not
less than two thousand tons burden each, and of
ffi
eucient number to perform twelve round trips or
voyages per annum hetWeell a port of the united
States, north of the Potomac liver and Rio de
Janeiro, in Brazil, touching at Saint Thomas, In the
West Indies, at Bahia, - Pernambuco, and such other
Brazilian and intermediate port or ports as shall be
considered necessary and expedient; Provided,
That the expense of the service shall be divided
between the two Governments, and that the United
States portion thereof shall not exceed the sum of
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars for the per
formance of twelve round trips Der. annum, to be
paid out of any money appropriated for the service
of the Post-olllce Department.
"SEC. 2. And be It further enacted, That the Post
- General be, and he is hereby, authorized to
invite proposals for said mail steamship service by
public advertisement, for the period of sixty days,
In one or more newspapers published in the cities of
Washington. Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York,
and Boston, respectively, and to contract with the
lowest renonsible bidder for the same for a term of
ten years, to commence from the day tile first steam
- ship of the proposed line shall depart from the
United States with the mails for Brazil: Provided,
That proposals for monthly trips—that is to say, for
twelve round voyages per annum, out and back—
are received and accepted by him. within the limit
as aforesaid, from a party or parties of undoubted
responsibility, possessing ample ability - to furnish
the steamships required for the service, and offer
big good and sufficient sureties for the faithful per
formance of such contract: And provided further,
That such proposals shall be accepted by the Go-•
vernment of Brazil, and that distinct and separate
contracts with each Government, containing similar
provisions, shall be executed by such accepted
bidder or bidders; each Government to be respon
sible only
for for its proportion of the subsidy to be
paid for the service.
"SEC. 8. And be it further enacted, That any con
tract which the Postmaster General may execute
under the authority of this act, shall go into effect
on or before the first day of September, one- thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-five and shall, in ad
dition to the usual stipulations of ocean and man
steamship contracts provide that the steamshipS
offered fer the service shall be constructed of the
best materials, and after the most approved model,
with all the modern improvements adapted for sea
going steamships of the first-class ; and shall, be
fore their approval and acceptance inspection and
Postmas
ter General, be subject to inspection and survey by
an experienced naval constructor, to be detailed
for that purpose by the Secretary of the Navy,
whose report shall be made to the Postmaster Gene
- that the two Governments shoal be entitled to
have transported, free of expense, on each and
every steamer, a mail agent to take charge of and
arrange the mail matter, to whom suitable accom
modations for that purpose shall be assigned ; that
in case of failure from any cause to perform any of
the regular monthly voyages stipulated for in the
contract, a pro rata deduction. shall -be made from
the compensation on account of such omitted voy
age or voyages ; • that suitable tines and penalties
may be imposed for delays and irregularities in the
regular performance of the service according to
contract; and that the Postmaster General shall
have the power to determine the contract at any
time, In case of its being underlet or assigned to
any other party.
...Sao. 4 . - And be it further enacted, That the mall
steamships employed in the service authorized by
this act alhall be exempt from all port charges and
custom - house dues at the port of departure and ar
rival In the 'united States; - Provided, That a similar
immunity from port charges and custom-house dues
is granted by the Government of Brazil.
Approved May 28, 1864."
PROPOSALS
Win be received at the Post-Office Department, in
the
.city of Washington, until three o'clock P. M.
or atOIMAY, the tweety-eightli day of Anon,
186 S, for conveying the mails of the United States by
a monthly line of first-class American sea-going
steamships of not less than two thousand tons bur
den each, and of sufficient number to perform
twelve round voyages per annum between a port of
the United States north of the Potomac river and
Rio de Janeiro, in Brazil, touching at St. Thomas,
in the West Indies, and at Bahia and Pernambuco,
111 Brazil, for a contract term of ten years, to com
mence on or before the first day of September. 1885,
and to date from the day the first steamship of such
line shall leave the United States with the mails for
Brazil.
Bidders must designate the United States port of
departure and arrival, and may, at their option,
propose to embrace additional intermediate ports
at Which the steamships shall touch on their out
ward or homeward passages, to deliver and receive
mails.
Each bid should name the time proposed to be oc
cupied in
_performing the passages, each way', be
tween the United States port of departure and ar
rival and Rio de Janeiro, and should he accom
panied by a map or diagram of the route, showing
the intermediate ports at which the-steamships are
to call to deliver and receive mails. Schedules of
the sailing days, stating the proposed days and
hours of departure from each port, as well as the
proposed days and hours of artival, should also ac
eoruany each bid; such schedule. however, to be
subject to the approval of the Post Departments of
the respective countries, and to alteration by said
Departments from time to time as the interests of
the proposed international postal service may re-
The steamships offered for this service most ha
American steamers, of the first-class, and before
acceptance will be subject to inspection and survey
by an experienced naval constructor, to be detailed
for that purpose by the Secretary of the Navy.
Proposals must conform in alt respects to the pro
visions and requirements of the aforesaid act, ap
proved May math, UK and must be properly gua
ranteed, with a satisfactory testimonial that the
guarantors are men of property, and abundantly
able to make good their guarantee. The bidder's
name and residence, and the name of cacti member
of tile firm, when a company offers, should be dis
tinctly stated in the proposal.
The acceptance or non-acceptance of the bids will
be determined by tile Postmaster General as soon
as practicable aftei the time limited for their re
ception; but no proposal can be accepted by this
Department unless the bidder is also accepted by
the Government of Brazil, as provided in the afore
said act. And in case of suchjoint acceptance, dis
tinct and separate contracts are to be executed by
the accepted bidder or bidders with each Govern
ment, containing similar provisions, each Govern
ment to be responsible only for its proportion of the
subsidy to be paid for the service,
Proposals should be sent, under seal, to "The
First Assistant Postmaster General," "Foreign
Desk," with the words Mail Proposals"—"Fo
reign Mails," written on the face of the address;
and they should be despatched in time to be received
by or before the twenty-eighth day of August next,
, whieh will be the last day fOr receiving proposals
under this advertisement.
WILLIAM DENNISON,
Postmaster General.
NOM—This Department is not advised that any
definite action has yet been taken by the Govern
tient of Brazil in respect to the establishment of the
prie s roposed steamship service between the two coun
-wat
t. je2B
WAR DEPARTMVST-OPPICE OF
DIRECTOR AND GENERAL MANAGER
OF MILITARY RAILROADS UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON, D. C.,_July MOMS.
FOR SALE—CHATTANOOGA ROLLING MILL.
—Proposals will be received at this Office until
twelve o'clock, noon, on WEDNESDAY, Septem•
ber 15, 1866, to purchase the United States Military
Railroad Rolling Mill at Chattanooga, Tenn., with
the machinery, tools, buildings, natures, and track
connecting the Rolling Mill with the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad.
The mill and machinery constructed to re-roll
Railroad Iron are entirely new, and of the most
improved character.
For full description and details of operation, Ca
pacity. apply in person, or by letter, to T. W.
YARDLEY, Superintendent, Chattanooga, Tenn.
All Bids should be endorsed "Proposal to pur
chase Chattanooga Rolling Mill."
D. C. McCALLITM, Brevet Brig. Gen.
M
Director and General anagerMilitary Rail
awr-mwftilt roads United. States.
SUMMER RESORTS'
LIGHT -HOUSE COTTAGE,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
The nearest house to the surf.
JONAH WOOTTON,
aul4-hn. Proprietor
ItIjEAL HOTEL,
FRANKLIN,
VENANCIO COUNTY, PA.
JAMES E. STEEL,
Proprietor.
This well-known and popnlar House has Just been
thoroughly refitted and enlarged to more than
double its former capacity.
it is pleasantly situated in the centre of the Towns
with ready access by Rail and *tags to all points in
the OIL REGION, and its accommodations for
Guests fully equal to those of first-class Hotels in
any part of the country.
It has been the aim of the Proprietor to establish
a House combining the comforts of Home with all
the advantages of a large Hotel, - and he believes he
bee succeeded. jy4-em
ATLANTIC CITY.-:--" THE CLAREN.
DON" is open for the reception of Boarders.
jy24-mwlita DR. JAMES JENKINS, Proprietor.
SEA BATHING-CAPE MAY CAPE
ISLAND, N. J.—TUP. NATIONAL kOTEL.
This lots% and commodious Hotel, knOWn vo the
National - Hall, is now receiving Visitors. Price poi
week, $l6; children and servants half-price.
je3o-2m 1..1131031 - CEARRICTSON,Preprietor.
E D. F. MORGAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND OOLLECTINO
/WENT.
hrEMPIIIS, 3'E NN
The Civil Courts of this District are now in prac
tical operation. Having practiced at the Memphis
bar for ten (10) years, my acquaintance with the
business community greatly faellitatesin the speedy
collection of claims.
Jr~ am E. D. ,14040 AN
"ENCOTJRAGE DOMESTIC INDUS
TRY.-1-4
HARRISON Jr, U
BRADFORD, STEEL PEN MANU
FACTRERS,
give employment to over ONE HUNDRED AMERICAN
litiez AND womEN and produce over
TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS ANNUALLY
of American Steel Pons stamped with their name
In full, and bearing their label. In quality finish,
selection, and style of putting up, these Ails are
warranted to surpass any Pens ever offered to the
American public.
FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, by
MOSS & CO.,
Stationers and Blank Book Manufacturers.
&EM CHESTNUT Street, and 130 MARKET
Street, Philadelphia. - said-Itn
CLAIMS FOR RECRUITING.—BY
Dl
rection of the Provost Marshal General, per
sons having Just and proper claims against the tio
vernment for expenses incurred in recruiting in the
Eastern Division of Pennsylvania, and properly
chargeable to the fund for " Vellecting, Drilling,
and Organizing Volunteers," arc beret," natified
that such claims must be presented at once for ad
justment to the Chief Mustering and Disbursing
°nicer in this city. LANE,
BrevetMaJor U. S. A.,
' Chief M. and D. Officer,
Eastern Division of Pennsylvania,
No, 1414. SPRUCE. 'ascot, Philadelphia, Pa.
aule-troinet
TO SPORTSMEN.—PHILIP WILSON
& CO., No. 409 CHESTNUT Street, call the
attention of Sportsmen to our stock of FINE GUNS
of our own and. best English makers. Also, Rides,
Pistols, Skates,__ricket and Base-Ball Implements,
Powder, Shot, w C ads, Caps, Flasks, Pouches, ace.,
at lowest prices. •
Repairlng done in the best manner.
eIOTTON AND FLAX BAIL DUCK
AND CANVAS, of all numbers and brands.
Tent Awning, Trunk and Wagon-cover Duck.
Also, Paper Manufacturers' Drier Felts, from one
to Ave feet wide: Paulin solting Sail Twine, do.
JOAN . W. II,VAIAN CO.,
No. 103 .1014rEEP
CABINET FURNITURE.
MOORE & CAMPION.
281 SOUTH SECOND STREET, '
are prepared to follow the decline in the market hi
the price of their Furniture. Purchasers will please
call and examine our stock. inyl.o-1r
. _
HAVANA CIGARB.--.. A GOOD VA.
ii RIETY constantly In store and bond, at low
est cash rates. 8. FITGUET & ROM,
mv24-Ona. No. WI South FRONT Street.
MEDICAL.
ELECTRICAL OFFICES.
N o . 15* North ELEVENTH, below RACE
Street; also, CHESTNUT and FORTIETH
Streets, West Philadelphia.
Patients will be treated at their residences '•
when desired; a large number of testimonials I
may be seen at the 01 lima from patients in this
'
cits eontnitatiaini gratis, Office hours BA. At.
to S P.M..inthecity.
DRS. T. ALLEN and E. HAVERSTICH,
jy2l-3m Eleetropathists.
LECT RO PATRIC ESTABLISL
MENT.—DR. A. H. STEVENS, one of the
FIRST DISCOVERERS of a new system of treat
ing disease Ivy MODIFIED ELECTRICAL AWL'.
CATIONS,_and who has been so very successful at
PENN SQUARE for the last three years, has re
moved his Office and Residence to 1838 VINE
Street, one door below Seventeenth.
All persons.desiring references, or any particulars
with regard to his special mode of treatment, wily
please call or send for a pamphlet.
1:48681t1808 91 VIVO 11,041 8 118 1 814 OMR&
AUCTION SALES
JOHN B. MYERS & C 0... AUCTION
BEES, Nos. 232 and 234 M A R KET Street,
LARGE POSITIVE SA LE OF BRITISH, TRENCH,
BERMAN, AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
We will hold a large sale of foreign and domestic
dry goods, by catalogue, on four months' credit and
part force sh,
ON THURSDAY MORNING,
August 24th, at 10 o'clock, embracing about 800
packages and lots of staple and fancy articles, in
woollens, worsteds, linens, silks, and cottons, to
which we Invite the attention of dealers.
N. B.—Catalogues ready and goods arranged for
exhibition early on morning of sale.
LARGE SALE OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY 00005.
Inolodsd in our sale of Thursday, August 24, will
be found. in part, the following, viz;
.MERCHANT TAILORS , GOODS.
pieces Belgian black and blue cloths.
pieces beavers, pilots, sealskins, meltous, &c.
pieces fancy cassimeres, satinets, Italians.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
bales brown and bleached cottons, blankets, Sc.
—Canton, domet, white and colored flannels.
eases gold, cadet ValaCd, and corset jeans.
cases plaid ginglnuns, paddin cambrics, &c.
eases sattlnets rneltons. cassime gs,
res, kerseys.
indigo blue str ipes, tickings, &e.
DRESS' GOODS, &C.
—6-9 all-wool French merinoes.
—cases 4-4 and 6-4 diagonal melange.
eases 4-4 and G-4 silk-stripe poplins.
—6-9 superb quality Saxony
—cases - idish-colored ileittannlas and hertha,9,
—cases colored and Idabk Osamu and coburgs.
cases 32-inch black patent velvets.
LINEN GOODS.
Barnsley sheetings, crumb cloths, burlaps, &c.
Ducks, drills, crash, Iluck'slrlsh linens &c.
Double damask table-cloths, toweling, &c.
Also, silks, linen cambric. lulkfs., hosiery, gloves,
travelling shirts, silk tics, spool cotton, patent
thread, sewlngslik, suspenders, notions, &c.
BERLIN SI OOL SHAWLS.
Also, a full line of long and square Berlin wool
shawls.
POSITIVE SALE OF CARPETING'S, &C.
ON FRIDAY MORNING,
August 25th, at 11 o'clock will be sold, by cata
logue, on four months' credit, about 200 pieces rich
superfine and fine ingrain, royal damask, Venetian,
list, hemp, cottage, and rag carpctings, which may
be examined early on the morning of male.
FIRST FALL SALE OF FRENCH AND OTHER
EUROPEAN DRY GOOl/8, &C,
ON. MONDAY MORNING,
August 28th, at 10 welock, will be sold by catalogue,
on four months' credit, about 600 LOTS of French,
India, German, and British dry goods coil/racing a
full assortment of fancy and staple articles, in silks,
worsteds, woollens, linens, and - cottons.
N. B.—Goods arranged for examination and cata
logues ready early on morning of sale.
LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OF BOOTS. SHOES,
BROGANS, TRAVELLING BAGS, &v.
ON TUESbA.V 3101/NINO,
August 29th, will be sold at 10 o'clock, by eats,
logue, on four months , credit, about 1,200 packages
boots, shoes, brogans, cavalry boots, Re., of city and
Eastern manufacture. Open for examination, with
catalogues, early on morning of sale.
PANCOAST & WARNOCK, AUC
TIONEERS. No. 240 - Slum= StSect.
LARGE POSITIVE FALL SALE OF AMERICAN
AND IMPORTED DRY GOODS, EMBROIDE
RIES, LINEN AND HOSIERY GOODS, MILLI
NERY GOODS, &c., .I.o.—By_Catalogue,
THIS MORNING,
August 23d, commencing at 10 o'clock, comprising
about 700 lots fresh and desirable goods, which will
be found well worthy the attention of city and coun
try buyers.
Included in sale on Wednesday will be found
200 LOTS EMBROIDERIES, VIE:
100 lots medium to richest quality jaconet and
heavy cambric Bouncing, 'edging and insertings.
100 lots new styles infants' waists and robes, col
lars and sets, linen travelling sets, embroidered
linen cambric and lawn handkerchiefs,
1,500 DOZEN Law:, OADIBR/C HANDRER-
relnil
Also, full lines ladies' plain and hemstitched s-s
linen cambric hankerehiefe, gents' 3.4 plain and
bemined do., children's 8-8 do., &e., of a favorite
make.
TIES, HOSIERY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C.
Also, gents' fancy black silk ties, butterfly ties
and scarfs, ladies', gents', aud children's hosiery
and gloves, men's heavy wool half hose, travelling
shirts, awl drawers, &c.
Also, notions spooleotiOil, peeltetzWlllatEldlead.
nets, pearl and fancy buttons, braids, combs,
brushes &e.
600 DOZEN CORSETS AND HOOP-SKIRTS.
Also, a full assortment of superior all-whalebone
mechanical corsets, in regularly assorted sizes, for
first-class sales.
.
Also, a Adi line of misses' and children's
steel-spring woven-tape hoop-skirts.
HIBIJONS AND MILLTLIIEBY GOODS.
Also, fall styles bonnet and trimming ribbons,
velvet ribbons, dress trimmings, fine black and
white malines, silk laces, &e., &e.
VXECUTORS' SALE.-STOCK AND
fixtures of a cider manufacturer'sfire proof,
liquors, &o. On FIIIDAY MORN'4€I , at 10
o'clock, at No. 1231 North SECOND Street and
THOMPSON Street. below Second Street, will be
sold by order of James B. Rodgers, Thomas Stin
son. and Francis Mcßride ' Executors to the estate
of ANDREW McBRIDE, deceased t 20 hogsheads
cider vinegar, iron and wood bound hogsheads do.,
barrels, skids, House's stand casks, demijohns, pure
Holland gin,brandy, whisky, fire proof safe, seal
Tress, new
ray, & c. Can be examined early on
the morning Of sale. w. FRANCK, Aue , ser,
, W
an 22 -, SECOND and NOBLE Streets.
LARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
STEAMERS, TUGS, BARGES, &a.
QuARTERMAsTER GENERAL'S OFFICE.
DEPOT OF WASIIINCTON,
WASITrNoroN, D. C., August 16. 1885.
Will be sold at public auction, under the direction
of Captain E. S. Allen. A. Q. H., at G-street wharf,
in the city of Washington, D. C., on WEDNESDAY,
September 6th, at ten o'clock A. M., the following
vessels, viz:
Stern-wheel Steamer Wawenock, registered 150
ten S.
Ferry-stennior John DisneY4 Tees,
tered 305 tons.
Steam Propeller Partner, registered 185 tons.
Screw Tug' A. S. Page, registered 144 tons.
}Schuylkill Barge 'Mary E. Evans.
Schuylkill Barge James Henry.
Schuylkill Barge Quartz.
Schuylkill Barge .Tames L. Ellis.
Schuylkill Barge LOCUSt
Schuylkill Barge Broad Mountain.
Canal-boat America.
Canal-boat F. B. Blakeman.
Canal-boat Lonaeoning, No. L
Ship's Cutter Constitution.
Two Yawl .boats.
Two Canal Ice-breakers.
The furniture and Cellipege will be sold with each
boat
Terms cash in Government funds.
D. H. RUCKER,
Brevet Major Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
aulB-16t Depot of Washington.
LARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
RAILROAD ENciiNES ARID UAW.
'UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS,
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER,
WASHINGTON, D. C. August 11, 1865.
Will be sold at MANCHESTER, opposite Rich
mond, Va., on TUESDAY, October 3:
Twenty-five (25) new first-class Locomotive • En
gimes; five (5) foot gauge, five (5) foot drivers;
CylintlerS 16r14 inches; capacity of tank, 1,900 gal
lons.
Five (5) first-class Locomotives, 4 feet 63¢-inch
gauge.
Two hundred and sixty-five (265) new Box Freight
Cars, five. (5) foot gauge.
Fifteen (15)new Platform Cars, five (5) foot gauge.
Ten (10) Freight Cars, 4-feet 8%-inch gauge.
The sale to continue from day to day until,all are
sold. sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
Terme; Cash, in Government funds.
H. L. ItoßirisON.
Brevet Colonel and A. Q, M.
aul4-tocl U. S. Military Railroads.
SHIPPING.
FOR RICHMOND, NORFOLK,
.6ID CITY POINT.
PHILADELPHIA AND RICHMOND STEAM
PACKET COMPANY.
The Steamer
V_LOWER
will leave the FIRST WHAM' above MARKET St,
TO-DAY, AUGUST 23, AT 12 M.
The steamer VIRGINIA will leave SATURDAY,
August 26
These steamers have large capacity, and excellent
Passenger accommodations.
Freight received on liberal terms, Apply to
WM. P. CLYDE ct CO.,
14 NORTH WHARVES
e tita REGULAR STEAMSHIP
LINE FOR SAVANNAH, azoncilA.
The splendid United States Mail Steamship
"MINNETONKA,"
LOCO tons burtben JOHN W. EALCH, com-
Mande r, leave lba Stealing DIRECT
above
RACE Street, for SA.VANNAii DIRECT, on
SATURDAY, August 28th, at Noon.
For freight or passage, with elegant accommoda
tions, apply to
E. A. SOUDER ei3
att2Z-tf No. 3 DOCK Street Wharf.
AM. BOSTON AND PHILADEL
PHIA STEAMSHIP LINE, sailing from
each port on SATURDAYS, from first wharf above
PINE Street, Philadelphia, and Long Wharf, Bos
ton.
The steamer SAXON, Captain'Matthews, will gall
from Boston for Pilliad4l_phis.. on SaturdaY, Aug. 26.
at 10A. M., and steamer NORMAN, Captain Baker '
from Philadelphia for Boston, same day, at 4 P. M.
These new and substantial steamships form a regu
lar line, sailing from each port punctually on Satur
days.
IneeraliCea effected at one-half the premium
charge 4 on the 9A1MP.14. • ",
Freights taken at fair rates.
Shippers are requested to send Slip Receipts and
Bills of Lading with their goods.
For Freight or Passage (having' One accommoda
tions) apply tO RT,NRY wiNson a 00.,
mhZ:tf 33:4 South DELAWARE Avenue.
'STEAM TO LIVERPOOL—
' Calling at Queenstown—The Inman Line,
sailing Semi-Weekly, carrying lite U. S. Mails.
CITY OF CORI WEDNESDAY, August 23.
ETNA SAT URD AY, August 2G.
CITY OP LlMnyucE. WEDNESDAY, August 30.
CITY OF BALTIMORR.SATUROAV, Sept. i.
At Noon, from Pier 94 North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
First Cabin.. ... 900 00 Steerage X9O 00
*, to L0nd0n....,95 00, to London.. 34 00
" to Paris 105 00' " to Paris 90 00
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg,
Bremen, .te., Itc., at moderate rates.
Passage by the Wednesday demo% C#olll, $9O;
steerage, 435: payable in b. currency.
Steerage passage from Liverpool or Queenstown,
*5O geld, or its equivalent. Tickets can be bought
here by persons sending for their friends.
For further information tr p Company'* — at the
JOHI4
Offices. . DALE, Agen ,
jy/1 111 WALNUT Street. Phila.
i s i ag i a NEW TOW-BOAT LINE,
—DELAWARE AND CHN9APICAICE
STEAM TOW-BOAT COMPANT.—Barges towed
to and from Philadelphia, Havre de Grace, Belli
morerWashington, and intermediate points. WM.
P. CLYDE & CO., Agents, No. 14 SOUTH
WHARVES, Philadelphia. Jela-tdel
ma.14 = 44, NEW EXPRESS LINE TO
ALEXANDRIA, fafEoRGETOWN,
AND WASHINGTON, via Chesapeake and Dela
ware Canal.
Steamers leave first Wharf above MARKET
Street every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at
12M.
For Freight apply to Agents, 'WM. P. CLYDE
CO" 14 North and South Wharves, Philadelphia;
J. B. DAVIDSON Georgetown, D. C.'' FLOW
ERS a BOWEN, Alexandria, Va. rania-ora
xr d= l o . NOTICE.-FOR NEW
YORK.—The PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW YORK EXPRESS STEAMBOAT COMPA
NY, via Delaware and Raritan Canal.
Steamers leave DAILY, first wharf below MAR
KET Street, at 2 o'clock P. la.
WM. Y. CLYDE A_ _ 14 S. WHARVES, Phila.
JAMES HAND,III WALL Street
, k.
New Yorlt.
i s li gWe it FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
N. Y.,VLA.DIII. AWARE AND RARI
TAN CANAL.—The barge GORDON GRANT, H.
Slpperly, Blaster, is now loading at first wharf be
low Spruce etreet. for Ito above points, and , wlll
.leave on WEDNESDAY RVIDNING.
Nor freight, which will be taken on reasonable
terms, apply to D. L. FLANAGAN. Agent,
au21..3t 304 South DELAWARE Avenue:
MACKEREL, HERRING, SHAD, £ m
—2OOO bblo. Mass. Nos;, 2, and. allnekerel,
late-caught flat fish, hi assorted. paegges.
2,000 LW. New Eastport, Fortune. Hay, and Hat
tax Herring.
2.500 boxes Lubec, sealed, No. Herring.
160 bbls. New Mess Shad.
25D boxes Herkimer-county Cheese, /20:
In store and for sale by MURPHY & ILOONS,_
poit ti 911.1-6 EQATIL WUARNI46I
AVCTIONII.4Lts.
FURNESS, BRINLEY,
NOB. CURSTNIIT and 111%
SALE OF IMPORTED AND DOMISTo.
GOOS.
ON TUESDAY MRNIYit;
Au 'at 29th, at 10 o'clock, on four
goods.. 4 10 0 , ,
rg packages and lots of fancy a nd l
ICOBILIP FORD et CO, .A: — .'..Jerrlo7l
A- MIS MARKET and 520 00111ttRUXt4
AUCTION SALE OF 1,500 CASCi 800, •
SHOES. .1),1
ON THURSDAY HORNINh,
e A se ti r g . us w t e 24 w th 111,111865 w
c,atifo4mktnive,nicerionien,atatileactizt4ll,,,
0, by catalogue, tocn c . .t v
b67g ' and youths
eze,l Wonisn'S, I:''
bragand,
_A
chodren's boots, shoes, gaiters, &a. 4 ' { ` ' ° A'. i.
M. THOMAS & SONS, - " g ig
Nos. 139 and 141 South FOURTII4,
bu lk
BEAL EST EstateND wroelia,
Public. sale of Real nd Stoeks, k t
change, every TUESDAY, at l 2 o'clock,
business season. In July and August oulY oc c b i t
al sales.
Airal
Sales of * ; 3t ,vulture at the Auctiou
THURSDAY. q.t.!
Sale at Nos. 129 and 141 South Fourth
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, 1 111.1,1 A
BAGATELLE TABLE,. TWo Trs,T ,(
CHESTS, FINE CARPNITS, he, l k4
ON TITURSD 31011.NINU,
24th inst., at nine o'clock, at the Auction sj,„
perior ittrniture, suite I)l'or...tilt:lle park)"
billiard table, bagatelle table, iron
tents, a large quantity of Brussels earDe1,:,..14
Bale for Account of the United SL,,
HOSPITA_L STORES, FURNITURE, h?,' ? „
M.A.TTRESSESc IRON is noNTEilms",,Ns
On FRIDAY MORN INt ' •
11th August, at 10 o'clock, at the h,
Broad and Cherry streets, will he call Sale, for account of the Vatted Sot', ''
Stab "t.
C. McDougall, Surgeon and Brevet Cclery,A',l 4 ! ,
Medical Purveyor, a large quantity onssi,l l ,', -,, 1
and furniture, mattresses, blankets
easel", bed sacks, counterpanes,
Poll particulars In catalogues, r PA I
Terms Cash-20 per cent, to be paid at ilea, .
'tap
Sale No. 516 Pine street,
NEAT HOUSEHOLD FUBNITURE, pity..•
AND IMPERIAL CARPETs,
ON MONDAY MORNINu,
28th inst., et ten o'clock, at O. 516 ,r •
catalogue, the 'teat hOugotiohi finnan rr1,," 1
.
ware and china, Brussels, impet6l, ,
pets, Etc.
Also, the kitchen utensils.
eight o'c
Administrator's sm..,
No. MI South Eighth ..trcct.
SPATTIOUSEIIOLD FURNITURE, iv4i .
ROBS, IILASS VASES. VELVET
ON TUESDAY IVIORNINtI.
29th inst., at ten o'clock, at N 0.213 :Jow,
street. the neat walnut chamber funiltur,', t:
French plate oval mirrors,velvet and otici tr.
kitchen utensils, Stc.
Previous to sale of furniture the stork of
low.
or
some gl
ora
dec aßSti vases, Italian lases, Valais, 5m...14,, ng.
moire o
ay f be, C.- "" C.4 deM O'CiOck
pp t y,
sale.
UNITED IWA ".------ 'NULITARy RAIL
ROADS.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QtrAwrznsrAlT
WASHINOToN, I), C„ July 2), INrui,
AUCTION SALE OF ROLLING sTouE.'
Will be sold St FUBLIC AucTrobil ple
hightr
bidden the following rolling stock
On TUESDAY, September is, at the Porn*
Co.'s Shop in Portland, Maine, Six (5) Locomotla
Engines.
On THURSDAY, September 21, at HMIs &
Barns , Shop in Boston, Mass., Four (4) Loom*.
Engines. 1
On MONDAY, September 25. at Kennett Svas
near Philadelphia, Pa., Fifty (Set Box Nretgic Um:
four feet eiseht and a half inch gam. •
On WEDNESDAY, September 27, at Wiltaingto k
Del.,Right-four (84) Box Freight Cars, Uve-2),,,
gaue.
The above stock is all new, and of the very 'us
quality.
The Engines are five-feet gauge, five-font driver'
and cylinders 16E24 inches. They can be ctatg t
to Aarraor gauge at a trifling expense.
Sales to commence at 10 A. M.
Terms : Cash in Uovernment funds.
H. L. ROBINSON,
jy2B-45t Brevet Colonel and A, q
SALE OF GOVERNMENT WAGOlii
MEDICAL PURVEYOR'S °MCI,
WABRINO - ros, D. C. Attguttl, 045
Will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, In thhelty. ,
s
Warehouse on G street, above Twenty-first street
on WEDNESDAY, the 23d day of August, st I
&climb A. M.
FIFTY-TWO MEDICINE WAGONS,
which have been used in the Government eerier.
Sueeeedsful bidders will be required to remove Wt,
purchases within live (5) days from me,
Terme: Cash In Government rends,
C. SUTHEALAND, Surgeon U.S,A.
auS44t And Medteal Purveyor,
GREAT SALE 'OF GOVERNMENT
HORSES AND MULES.
XO,OOO ja:SIMA.LB TO DE SOLD DIMING TM
MONTH OF AUGUST,
In the States of New York, Pennsylvania, eio,
Indlansi, Delaware, Maryland, and. New
Jersey, and the District of
Columbia.
QIIARTIERMAPMEIL GENERAL'S Orrica
WASHINGTON, H. O. July II )
Will he sold at public auction, to the hlshe4r,d•
der, at the time and laces named below, vti;
NEW YORK.
New York city, Tuesday and Friday dread wed,
200 Horses each day.
New York city, Wednesday of each vont, la
Mules each day.
Elmira, Tuesday, All Oat 8,1 200 Horses ,
Elmira, Tuesday, August ie. BOMAles,
Albany, Friday, August 25, 500 Mules.
Buffalo, Wednesday, August H, 100 Multi.
PEN N 8Y&
Philadelphia, Thursday of each week, MO Hors
each day.
Philadelyghla, Wednesday. and Saturday of Bask
week, ICO.alules each day.
d Pittsburg, ThursdaY of each week, 160)11 1 41 1 §4 1
ElOttsville, Tuesday, August 1, 200 Mules,
Miftlintown, Friday, August 4, 200 Mules.
keV4 Wednesday Friday ' - A igu6, ,, 4 A 2 4.2t1 8 , Ith
Horses.
Newville s , Thursday, August 10, 10031111 es.
Reading, Fricay,_ August 11, 200 Horses.
sninnenahara, Wednesday, AU gust 10, 100 HaNOI
Thiniday x mist 11 21;02 Horses_,
§lifppenaburg uA;
,just just 17', 100 Males.
Williamsport,Friday, August IS, 200 Homes.
H
Indiana, Monday, August 21, 200 orses,
Chambersburg, Wednesday, August 22, 151
Horses.
Chambersburg, Thursday, August 21,100 Mule 4,
Mlltop, Friday, August 25, 20titiorses.
Carlisle, Wednesday, _kunst an, 100 Horses,
Carlisle, Thursday, August ii,looMules.
OHIO,
Columbiana, Tuesday, August 1, 100 Horses,
Salem, Wednesday, Anglia 2, 100 Horses.
Alliance, Thursday, August 8 205 Horses.
Canton, Saturday, August 5, 200 Horses.
Cleveland, Tuesday, August 5, 1,000 Mules,
Massillon, Tuesday, August 15, 200 Horses,
Ckeidline, Thursday, Await V, 005 Mules,
Cleveland, Monday, August 24 tot HoHOS,
INDIANA. _
Fort Wayne, Thursday, August 24,1,0100 ttA
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Tuesday of each week; 200 Rom
each ay.
Wil d mington, Friday of each week, 200 Mutes cad
day.
DIRW JERSEY.
Trenton, Thursday, Angust 10, 200 Mules,
Trenton, Thursday - , August 24, 200 Millea.
MARYLAND.-
Baltimore, Wednesday, August 9, and WedlieSdir
of each week thereafter, 200 Horses each day.
WASHINGTON, D. G.
Each week day,_ 200 Mule
tag,SHORO,_ D. C.
Bach week day except Wednesday, 20011E1MM
An opportunity to purchase a superior tills OE
saddle and draft animals, at far less than their nuvalue ,
value, is now offered to the public.
Though the majority of them are sound and Id'
viceable, they are nolonger required in the army
and must be sold.
Many of the mules were bought in the begtionti
Pithe - war when young, accompanied the armlesli
al) . them Vaarahati and camps, an Arg.
broken, hardened by eXerelee, gentle and ft
from being so long surrounded by the Bolden ,
Animals will be sold singly.
Sales so commence at 10 A. M.
Terms—Cash, in United States currency,
JAMES A. REIF,
Brevet Brig_adier General in charjaL
13 , 20-tan2l First Division, Q. M.
_LARGE SALE
CARS, ENGINES, AND OF
RAILROAD GOVERNMENT
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS, •
OrEicz ox ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER.
WASHINGTON, D. C,, August IL ivit.
Will be sold at CITY POINT, Va., on WEDNR .
DAY, October U, at 11 o'clock A. M.:
About four thousand (4 000) tons Railroad Hem ,
At PORTSMOUTIL Va„ FRIDAY, Coo ler b '
at 12M.•.
Five ( 5) first-class Locomotive Engines,
About fifty (50) Freight Cars and one (1) Paindl.4 2 .
Car.
At NORFOLX, Va. October 13, at SP. M.:
One new Locornotive ' Englne, 5 foot gauge.
At ALExANDRIA, Va., on TUESDAY, Oct.ibe
Fifty' (50) first-class Locomotive Engines, 4.4.0 t rt.
inch gauge.
Eighteen (IS) new Platform Cars, five-fool g3. 1 9'•
Twenty-five (25) new Box Cars, nve (sCars
About three hundred and fifty (350) Box WI
ain-ineh gauge.
About two hundred and thirty (290) Platform do.,
feet 13)i-luch gauge.
About thirty ( 30) Stull do., &feet 8101n011gr e '
Twenty ( 20) Passenger do., do., do., ",°'
One (0) Wrecking do., do., do.,
Two (2) new Trucks.
Sixty do.,do.,framed.
Fourteen (1)
About two thousand (2,000) tons Railroad Iron. ,
Sales to commence dapLEXANRA at it
and to continue from to day until are told.
exam: Cash, in ti4Yerwnent. funds'
IL L. 11011ISSOtici
Brevet Colonel and A. U. •".
a"/44°e./0 S. Military liailrox L :
SPECIAL SALE OF GOVERNME NT
MULES.
THE 'UNITED STATES. WILL SELL AT PUB'
LIC AUCTION,
CnAntrioN•s CITY BAZAAR. AND tATrLa
SALLS, RACE STREET.
Between Eleventh and Twelfth, Pidiodelold s.
DURING TUE MONTH OF AUGUST, Jsz ,
NINE HUNDRED MULES.
These Mules are all serviceable, and sold only 51 . !
want of use. Buyers are invited to examine titer
at any time, and every facility will be given for /
thorough insfient fo provided for protection frodolll
and rain.
ONE HUNDRED MULES
Will he sold on each WEDNESDAY and
DAY, throughout the month of August, commesC
lug at 10 o'clock A.M.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
Hy order of Brigadier general - " P hi, V AI/
ALBERT S. A-Staatu , ..
Office, wo C . a . " 2 11 3i n aAßndKAEsTsisstta.n. tatittaar.terrya.46:lo
vtr g
PUBLIC SALE OF GOVEIL ,—
PROPERTY, at the HADDISEiVii';I;
PITAL, WEST PHILADELPHIA. an '
DAY, Ai guet Win at 214 o'clock P, ti.'
1 large Frame rsutialug cud Plumes.
Ismail do. do, do.
1 Tank House.
large Tank and Bath House MOM
3 Bath Houses.
1 Engine House.
Worthington Steam Pump, No. 1.
Flooring of 83 Tents and 2 Diuluit-roeno•
Picketisy Bastes. o f or
Fence, 12 feet Sigh, on tinvo , td 6
closure.
Fixtures In Commissary Building. ,
"
Fixtures In Barn, Knapsack-room ,
house.
Fixtures in Carpenter Shop and .
Fixtures In Main Building, say of 011let.:,!..0"4,
room, Dispensary, DitgOg-eown, l lot
Kitchen, and Icodiouse. es , kie
Two weeks will he given for removal, 3lu
Government funds must be paid al the I "
articles are struck off.
A ~ki/
ALBERT B. ASII3 I
Captain mid A. Clio
Office, No. 7911.11 - ARKET Street. 3'
lIILLADELPHIA SURGEOrg
BANDMIE. INSTITUTE.. No , ! tan
- NINTH Street, above Market.—E. C. auratl t¢
after thirty years' ,practical experience.
the skilful adJustment of his Proems ti:o6
Graduating_ Pressure Truss,. Supporters, fog
Stockings, Shoulder Braces ,crutches, Sc. 4 41
apartments condusted by a LadY•
to EVANS itW
BAAMATSON' ANDER p ar t . " S
STORE_
16 00IITH 'FOURTH STREIfa ,
PHILADSLPRIA, PA, oft
A large variety. of FIRE-PROOF SAFES t)
on hand.
THOMSON'S LONDON —Ott,
ENER, OR EUROPEAN RANGE. fi I l evi,
lies, hotels, orAiublie institutions, to 1 „ . ,, te ,
TY DIFFERENT BM& Also, r 0
pble, Ranges, Hot-air Furnaces, Portable, 110„,t,
Lowdown Grates,_Fireboard Stoves, Br,th lior
Stewhole Plates, Broilers, Cooking StOves. 0 '
wholesale and retail, by the manutactarers•
CHASE,SHARP,_ & THIONsON,
Sire'4
• iP2O-tuthseut Na. AO9 Nortn EIECOicr,
amp WILLIAM HILL MOOlOl, l , d sa
NISHINQ lINDVItTAXEIt, Lt
Stand No. 505 AROU,Street, above Fifth,
METALLIC COFFINS constantly on hand.
Particular attention paid to persons &sirs
purchasing grounds in Woodland Ceuleterf .
aul2-stuttan.
imp E. S. EARLEY,
FURNISHING- -UNDEIRTOIIO
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