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• eforo; a nd, secondly, that we 01111110 t rOoOffs
tc
e •
s the doctrine that by any proolamation or any
Imam the Northern States have power as
:fat the Ssuthern Confederation to treat pri.
tering iso Brou gham heartily
and to visit it with death.
n o r d Brougham heartily wished that all NITA.
Ing were piracy y the law
opinion onnations this point had
• o• zalsenderstOod• What he eald was that pri-
T er i u g undertaken by the subjec ta of one
trY,
so , us e the trade of another eountry, with
°
w h their own orm at pease, automated to piraoy.
rtoaring- however much it might
!r ,
ad tattly,
e the eau a rabeea grepre
7ude&wasunoopireay atsoding to f the law ofltiis
Datioe, as that law aras at present understood and
„l o wered; but, if any persons, subjects of this
:;;; w y, I :tad out a vessel agaiatt another °Nary
v i t c which we were . at peace, that in itself oon
fticeed a piratical act, and he wee clearly of
minion that the persona so acting would ti
the only
itstololses to blame, if after full warning y on
pod own that oea-..e_
T A koig into acoactut the great changes and ira
wocsments in all the appliances of warfare which
tad of late ara taken place, he should hold that
yo w l, I be looked upon al mounting to eoutre
bsuiof war, if fernieben to one of the belligerents
obe used is warfare against the other. Ha might
I li that he entirely concurred in the opinion that
.tuts pot nooessary that a blockade, in order to be
jested u p o n as ainelire, should be of snob a ma
ture s s to reeler access to any part of the coast
impassibie. bat blockade ould be sufficient to con
owe it a real , that it preoluded the ex
iscpcs of any reasonable lemon of elnreuoe,
The Union Feeling in Maryland.
ELKTON, Caen county, Marylon:id,
May 31, 113111_
To ran EDITOR or Tan Panes : Our town is
i t present the seems of active military prepare.
op A thoraiting Moe was opened to-day for the
eiliitment of men, in pm-a-canoe of tto call of
t h e president for volunteers for three years.
me co mpany of about one hundred men, under the
ottethod of Captain Riokette, expect to be nine
,e),,d Into one of Colonel Cooper's regiments next
oe k some time. Captain Ricketts has had some
er perietthe at West Point
Asaa noeident manned bore to.day about two
te l ee k. As two companies of Colonel Jarratt's
.Regiment of Pennsylvania soldiers, stationed here,
sere preparing to march to Cherry Hill to assiatin
ra mpg a large ling-pele, a private of Captain Me
n:iris company - was accidentally shot deed, by
the diEcharge of a gun in tbe bands of a fellow ed.
dim The nome of the soldier was Maguire. Re
is a Olsen of Danvillo ) in Columbia county.
Operations in the Nan Yard at Charles
town, Mass.
loonexpoodeace of The tress.]
BOSTON, May 31, 1861.
The steam frigate Cefer.scie will he put into
commission today or to morrow, and will probe
* rail early next week. Her destination will
be the Gulf, where she will meet the frigate Ails.
st spypt, and take on board Pies (Meer Mervin,
of New York, and act as flag ship of the Gulf dl
lotion of the blockading rquadron. She earries
forty guns, and 570 men, others included.
ThePreble, carrying sixteen guns and ISO men,
h nearly ready to receive her commission and
odosers. The tamers have not reported yet, and
it is nof generally known who they are. Übe will
probably join the African or Pardee squadron.
The sloop 'Vincennes, rating twenty guns, and
carrying 200 men, is now undergoing repairs, and
~11 sat be ready before I month, although het
doers are expected to report at the yard in a
short time. Her destination is not known.
There are comparatively few men employed in
ae yard at the present time: three weeks ego
woe were about 2 500 men at work in the various
departments; to-day there are only 1,450, 150 of
orbom are occupied on the Vincennes ; many of
lige ethers are engaged in getting ant the timber
far a new gun-best, the keel of which has already
been laid in one of the Alp housea. There wilt
probably be many more men employed to work an
ter, as she is to be ready about the let of Septem
ber. They expect, however, to build two of obese
bolts here, as the yard at Goaport is destroyed,
and that of Pensacola Is in the hands of the
rebels.
In the rope• walk they are very, bney, employing
about seventy-two men, most of whom work fifteen
lows A nay, turning out about twenty tone of
tordsge per day. it is said this le the only eao
son:moat walk in operation, the one at Portsmouth
being need for soldiers' barracks.
Lint and. Bandages for the Army.
To TEM EDITOR. OP Tna Paves : Str—The praise
intentions of many benevolent Indies of
gilts airy, in manufacturing lint and bandages for
:be army are, I fear, liable to be thwarted in many
imauees by Moir of knowledge of the material to
be need, and the requieite size of the various enti
tles. lem led to preseme to make these remarks
from a csaversation I bad with Mr- A. Pates, the
!argon of Col Korponey's regiment, on the oub
;Jet. end who kindly forwarded me the enologed
Ister. if not taking up too large a apace in your
. ..ihribia paper, I should fool much obliged if you
turd give publicity to Me directing. I think
os, they may prove of nee ' and prevent the Mil.
:tutf Canton Jannel being soraped, instead of
tiren being ravened as directed.
Yews respeotfully, Anti LONSDALa.
DIRICTIOBIS —Lint should be made of unravelled
linen, new or old, (the latter preferred,) by cut
ting it in pieces four or eve 'inches Elnan, which
would be highly soooptable, while but Made from
canon flannel is irritating to the wound. Bandages
should be made of linen or unlttna.ched muslin,
the former preferred. with as few Solids as poseible;
they should never be shorter than two yards.
Purr benders should be about one inch wide,
and for cases where all the hand in to be covered,
they ought to be eight yards long Bandages
broader than three Motion are inconvenient to
handle. The length may vary from three to six
teen yerde.
We have much pletusure in complying with Wee
Lonadale's regnant, in publinhing the foregoing di•
notions, end if our exobangea wiU copy them it
viii be the means of extending this useful inlay
nation to all Redone of the country where ladies
are engaged in thin benevolent work.
From Tennessee.
The Washington correspondent of the /law York
Dianne writes on Saturday
The Hon. Emerson Etheridge, of Tennessee, ar
rired here to day. Re came by way of she river
sad trolgarille, where he spoke on Monday night
to a large and enthusiastic audience.
Ile says thee Tennessee is to play the part of
Virginia; East Tennessee and part of the Cumber
land monistain region, about a third of the that,.
where Andy Johnson, Maynard, and Nelson live
lid have been speaking, will, like western Vlr
pizia, show a strong majority tor the Union i and
II the rest of the State goes for disunion, as is cer
tain, civil war is inevitable.
In Western Tennessee, Mr. Etheridge was the
enly speaker in the eanviess, accept a fee/ friends
LA his county. In Middle, and much of Western
Tennessee, no Union speakers and no Union news
papers' are allowed. The Louisville Journal and
the Louisville Democrat are "tabooed'' in Nash
rine and Momplits. Soldiers are dlstrilteded
through the State to overawe the voters.
These soldiers may vote anywhere, but the cap
tain are to see that they vote fairly. There is en
snesmpweat within twenty miles of Mr.
ridge's house. All the Limon papers in the State
save Brownlow's, have been spiked.
Aker
the passage of the Seeession ordlnanas.
Senator Johnson's life was not safe The Disunion:-
Om are well armed. The Unionists are without
arms, and cannot compete wish the rebel troops.
Bight out of ten men in Louisville are for the
talon, but Western Kentucky, west of Tennessee
rile; like Western Tennessee, is largely Disunion.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
VETTED STATES DISTRICT DOVRT—Judge
Valueleder —On Saturday rho Grand Jury same
into court, presenting the name of A. 3. .dutelo.
engaged by the Quartermaster General's Depart
Inset, for furnisbindwortblese collies to the Govern
/mut at exorbitant rates
The Grand Jury further stated, in the paper,
that they were ready now to furbish the United
States District Attorney with the names of the wit-
Met end all other Information that be should
itemire.
Judge Cadwalader took the paper, and said it
Would be sated upon by the District Attorney at
csme. It was desirable, if further presentments
were to be made, that they should be made in a
more definite form; in other words, should be ao
compenied by epeoilleations, so that the District
Attorney could mot upon them without any original
larestisetion.
The Judge farther alluded to the length of time
they had been in session, and the great expense
thus entailed noon the Government, and expressed
hope that they would speedily oonelnde their
labors.
Th. fermata stated that there was important Gn
isidted husinees before them.
Later in the day, the Grand Jury eame hack
and 'cemented the following
To the honorable John Cadwalader, judge of the
District Court of the United States for the Ealt•
era dietriot of Pannaylvania
The Grand Jury, in the oontelentions discharge
of their duties, have been in the diligent pursuit
tti a t inquiry touching the interacts of the United
Slates Government and of the United States sot.
diens; they are tarn in its prosecution- and have
zeta large number of witnesses to examine; that
t beY have been coiduoting it as e . xpeditiously ea
Male, and have Bought the *dyne and instrue
det of the District Attorney is the prosecution of
their labors• and have as hurriedly as possible,
lotaistent with the public) interest, pushed forward
their Investigations; but they have been so fin
patty admonished by the court of the ttenormotoo
Ittanne attending their sittings, and the manifest
Illitiety of the court to discharge this body, that
ant own self respect compels us to ask the court to
relieve us from further attendance. At the mime
no would respectfully present that a farther
snause than that aristog atone from the eittings
at this jury is absolutely necessary to provide de.
tett "Accommodations for the officers of the court
and felons grand juries; and also that it is only
r emonahle to expect from the court a certain
Itseuut of respect towards grand juries, which has
dots format been extended us
111 reply to this communication, Judge Oadwala
d
er referred to the power 'vested in the court by
the act of Congress, 18515, to diaoharge the Grand
J o, WhIDDIWIT a further continuance of their so
den will not, in the opinion of the court, subtlety*
the public interests and the otjust of this act was
t
„? prevent the continuance of the sessions of the
,7stid Jury from being extended with an expenee
‘ l nltopordonete to the public foment of their
tietigatioos The jidtte hod alwaya hoped that
duty would never require him to exercise it
arts time at which a Grand Jury might desire to
t ° _tlYtie their sessions. But the great exPazn -
F o r ° tneon - od in the courts of the United Mates
d / the attendanee of jarors had induced him, or
mention the subect to Grind Juries
: 1 ? nth language as might in vite their attention to
i mp:Artemis. Be certainly had been adestuder
-4734 la the present instanes. The Winne laid
1 1 the Quad Jury tad been of limited Meat
and the time et the juries ha been eGenptel with
an investigation as to whioh be had given ell the
aid In his power. The particular preasntment
which as yet bad been the single reset of their
invoittgetion scouted to the court wanting in pro.
oleion,if not in epeoitioation. In stating this to
tee Grand Jury no diereopeot was felt or intended,
and he <mild not believe that any wu exhibited.
The judge (mucky's& by refusing to discharge the
Jaren.
Auttrar or rzottroosErs. —On Saturday
night, a man had hie pocket pinked, at ninth and
Walnut, of a pert* manna.., ooutallaing prouderoory
notaa to the amount of $1..100. Information was
at once left at the Ventral !Station, and Detective
Lemon, from description given. arrested a wall
known knnok, known as John Warren, alga John
Martin. Warren wee recognized by the man as
being one of the individuals who bad robbed him.
Re was committed in default of SLSOO bail, by
Alderman Bidder. The same deteotive also ar
rested the notorlows Btll OlioOY, • noted pink
pooket. Oliver wee charged with committing on
assault and battery on a' man who had arrested a
friend of the prisoner. The prisoner NM commit
ted to answer at court.
TRH BUENA. VISTA. RAIGEEI.9.—We under
stand that the Buena Vista Guards, Captain
Power, are recruiting for mire end immediate
service. Their headquarter. aro at Barr's Hotel,
on Sixth Street, near Chestnut. This company in
attaabed to the brigade of General Sickles Cap
tain Power is at present in this city. He kas
boon confined to his 1456 M. fa several days in OM
891301108 of injuries received daring the riot at
Baltimore, but we are glad to know that be in re
covering and hopes soon to be able to amine com
mend or his company.
TEE
. INDEPUDEIIT RANGERS.—The Inde
pendent Rangers, under commend of Captain
McMullin, left Philadelphia at eleven o'clock yes
terday morals% for Chomborsburg, vsa _Pontkrl
vania Railroad. The Rangers were accompanied
by General Patterson. They have been fully
equipped in very fine uniforms, furnished by the
linerality of prominent citizens, and will doubtless
prove of great service to the Government in the
present crisis. Captain Mullin is an expert
eneed and capable officer, and is surrounded by a
company of men who know no fear, and are anxious
to get into active aeralble.
QUITE A SLAUGIITEE.—There 18 DOW 4 daily
slangater of twenty-five bullocks, for the use of the
soldiers now in the oily of Washington; and as
their ration@ are one-half fresh beer 11D1 one•
half bacon or pork, the aggregate would be, If all
fresh beef, fifty bullocks—end yet the rook does
not materially decrease; in fact, Uncle Sam has a
mows of beef, and 01 fet and in good order.
RUTH OP A FAMOUS CHARACTER.—Wei art
informed that R. 11. ibiter, better known by the
familiar name of " Dick," who has been connected
.4th and taker minstrel troupes sines
1840. died at Jackson, Michigan, a few days ago
nts forte was jig dacoing, in which he earned the
championship, and thousands upon thousands have
admirod bit twinkling feet.--Pistsbure Despatch.
FINANCIAL, AND VONLINERCIAL.
The Money Market.
Permaar.rauh, June 1, 1881
The stock market continues very qtliet- with Otta
atonal Ilnotuations of 'wit mo neut. State fives de
clined 4. penneyirouls Rsitroid first mortgage bonds
improved 34. and the stook ago advanoso 34. Reading
Railroad Moot sold at 15 51 200.
The following xe a st,tcluent of the coinage of the
United titams Mint for the month of Mar
60LE CO/WAGE.
Double Eagles--
Ralf Eagles..
cluarter 14'
TotaL...—...—.
SILVER COINAGE
Quarter • • •• • •
Half Uhnes..--
Three-Cent Pieeen
Total..
-1,697,1910 $269,210 00
Cents.—
RfiCAPITIMJLTIOW.
Pisees. Yalu&
835 857 p 5,185.4500
. .. car 000 569,- , 10
114000 00
Total ..3,131,857 $5,384 825 00
The Pottsville Miners' Journal thus sums up the coal
trade for the ',rook: Tlko quantity east by railroad this
week is 37 190 08 tons; br canal, IS 93310; for the week,
71,478 18 Willi, against gl,tq4 for the corresponding week
last year.
Tha ahipmiuts from all the TagiortS aum up this 'Week
1860.
- 1861.
.-- .-----, TOTAL
WEEK! TOTAL WERE I TOTAL. 19C.
P. &R. R. K.._. 98 4171 769.910, 37 490; 674,916 ;'B5 599
BCbuYl ' "nal- 1
1. 2 6 j9 i LI 4 42 1 i 1 3 ;17 8 11 .76.; gl; o gt;
tetn.h Val. R. R -
Lanka C nal- 39,371) =I 746 30.846. 178 663 Oil 062
carat:men B.'th, .- 17. 69 2 1 8 1 111 21 1181 z 8 892, 9 721
....o. North— A 646 6162'11 6 4001 86.b0i 21 301
1
Pa Coal Co . 976161 1226& 22 6691 91 461 392 1
Mg &H. Co_. 20;66 687971 2,882 91 4611 =I der
vi 3 °snug 120_.1- 2634 J - - 26128 1 186
Broad Top 4 - 235 72 5491 5:1513' 65 574 d 3 970
4. ham0kin.......-. 5,14.5 55 19511 6.16969.9321 11) 581
Trovervon —.— SI IDS ~... 17 MI dll 467
oh. *t.. H. T- . .... 23 91 .... 90 93610 2 686
n.
Like Valley. -... 18 211 .... 24 9161 a 712
....-:-- ---.
2 2 30j12 Si 898 ilAgailir 939.909 1
1.A3 2-14 2 288 a 31
9 C. 67 98 096-1
We learn that nine furnaces have blown out on the
Lehigh. and several more are preparing to blow out on
the line of the 4ohteilkill. This will affeot the coal trade
to imlne exterlb, by leasentrm the arrossol for coal-We
are also informed that the oper.tors generally, on the
Lehigh, have agreed towork only four days in the week
after to-day, until tee demand for coal imp-oves.
During the month of May the business of the United
Matta Amoy te. at bear ork. , arsts rollosro,
Posittr—ho 0, ea 285 ODD ; silver, $375 000 ; total, $5,-
350 Oh) Gold bars stamped. $3 550,943 ; Writ to United
Mama Wint at Philadelphia for coinage, $7,777,601.
The foliouratg le s statement of the receipts and dis
bursements of the Assielltot Treasurer of the United
gtates for New York, for may, 18:31 :
May 1 1331, by balance.. $5,434,506
Receipts curing the month:
O fawn .t of oustome—.....--,..
Patent fees 408
"'• Post Office Department. 248 1 5
Transfera.—. —.. 2.510 1 0/
Xilleedl3l2l3ollll.---..- 5 330
" Loans— 5,469 430
8.,01,357
13.597,163
Payments during the month
Treasn'T girths. •
roat (Ace draftri-7: — .854".421
Balance May . 87.614.058
Philadelphia Stock Exchange bates,
Jane 1, 1311.
RIPORTID BS el iir eIifATAARSIt Mortg;s43 4 , El.. obbale".
_ ...
WART BOARD
2000 Lehich 6:— --PM' 1 Dna & AraboT 11.-/I0
atm do-- 91 1 1( SI d 0...,...- ..109
1041 d 0....---901 5, 101 Read 11 -Dawn.l6 . 5 16
1000 do .....,..-- 00". 10 do t 6 on 16 13.1.4
/'9/0 rovam 04—... —704 wo Cl 4, 1.tt,.., Cl. ..,
10 0 do--._--._ 761 ta int or . _...... 96
100 no - - .... __Tay 250 Sabi al, 8, - /81..
.. 6 4
10 0 0 Peona R lot m— RS ' llOOO Read 6, 'BO . - ..6 X
2000 do...pst m-..... 98 I 100 Cam ic limb 68 183-7.3
BETWBbIi HOARDS.
.78 J6O Reading R.—bsls 13-15
900 Penn& se _ _
SECOND SUA RD
12 rdioohill 2 Pens R. Y. ST%
8 Bar !abort (1600 renal% If 61 I I m,_. .85X
2 do - - -_ • -13 , 7 i MU Co 21
2000 Leh Val 63- .Dawn ahit ao Rem)...... 115 13 6
4 Leh -.. 3 1.1" . ao do —1h5.13 15 18
/ do ... —.3011 2 Ziornatowa R-17
23 Mor Canal- .lodwo.ao I
t7IOOiNG PRICER—FIRM
_ T 616. Asl.d. _Ea Ash.d.
Phila 6e. .int of 88 81 Elmira
7e'73—... 64
l' ilits 64 R int or 66 PS Long Island 1L... 636 9
Phila de 3011 1061796 96 Len Cl a. ri.---47m 1751
Pen= De ~..- 763( 1 7T Leh Cl & N 60_14. 53 53
Read IR ..-.-- 137( se 13 .6 North Peam R_ 64 li
Read bdo '70.-, 76 90 !PI Pa 11 ga-mt off 66 ~,
Read mt 61'80'43 E 6 SO IN Penns R Ms.__ nu
Read mt es 'B6-. 69)1 70 ICatewiees R era 434
Penns R ex-div. 3736 3756 lidit6d- at R. .1 ,•46 6731
mit El rat Re EC IRE Raos&lTine-olit. 1
Noma Oen oon. WE 41 west ma s.--se arti
Morrie Can PM .134 - 3prnoe & hue.- 7 8
Sett N le 'B3 -.-- 63 66'green 4. /' , sates,-ID ,_.
son Nay Prefd_ Li 1!34 1 Cheat & Waln't. - BD
Philadelphia Markets.
There is very little inquiry for Flour. either for ex
port or home use. and he market Is dull at previous
quoted rates. superfine gelding, in a small Val Onlle at
$5 Meg 60 for eommyn mined western and good Penn
sylvania ; $5 50e6 for extras; $6 36116 76 for family ; and
ties 25 V bbl for fanny brands. as in quality. The
only sales we hear of are etle Ms Lancaster county
extre sad 400 bbls Jenny Lind extra family on terms
kept "floats. be Flour Metall at $9 60. and Pennsyl
vania Corn Meal at e 5.67.% bbl, and little or nothing
dome.
WEELT — There is van little doing. the reoeirits being
very bent. and the denier it fair at yesterdays
A few email Intel are report - 6 at ft.newl.3s for new-
Mall to prime Pennsylvania reds. and .1.4P01.50 for
weite reeneylveletrt Rt. Si 4611 m Il
sla a atalltray at
66667 e. Corn le dull and dressing. shippers being oat
of tee market to del. Wes of 000 huihen prime
tiOnthSrll yellovr are reported, part made last evening.
at lISOIaro afloat, at wriklott rata there fa,e, mare 5a11671
than buyers at the eloee. A lot of prints Weetern
mixed sold at 630 Sam are steady sr eqeillo for donth
ern and Pennsylvania, and but few( flaring.
Bang —Tb-re is no change m Que. o , tron. and let No.
1 is IMMO and wanted at MS e 0 per ton. 9 sneers'
Berk moves .r slowly at Ellf ter 'Spanish. and for
Spitnuta tote.
Crgreix- - -The market ie firm but quiet, and no sales
Walter of note are made nubile.
GROCERIES AND PILOV/SIVLIS.—There la no new fea
ture, aid a limited blueness is Going in the way of Bales.
andAMEX is d r um ins is email w , is 51 101 0 474 for hSies
/MG for dge, end Lite recedes. heft.
CITY ITEMS.
Interesting Anniversary.
ROSNER AT TRU FOURTH BAPTIST CHURCH
The Sabbath schools connoted with the Fourth San
tilt Church. corner of Fifth and Buttonwood streets.
(Bev. has. Jeffrey pastor.) celebrated their forty-third
ann. yersary in that edifice yesterday afternoon. Not
withstanding the somewhat threatening appearance of
the weather. the appointed hour, three o'clock, found
the church wimpletely filled with the children of the
schools and their friends. The mane presented was at
once animated and impressive.
The exercises were conducted by Rev. Mr. Jeffrey.
and commenced by singing, in admirable style, under
the leadership of J. M. Evans, BM., sunerintendoot of
the school, a hymn commencing
•• Cove. haat our celebration!
Your sweetest notes employ."
When the hymn was concluded, the ldeth maim was
read by the *photon and pastor, responsively. This is
a new feature, and We think a eStOttileitatiditble one. The
ehildren rose to their feat. the neater reading the first
verse, and they the second. end so on to the end. This
method not only insanes the entire attention of the
soliceam, and makes the lesson more effeetive to their
,d erir t a ndine, hat it greatly enhances the impressive
ness of the exeroi. es to the minds of tlaose who are m
elt ato listen, and who are extmeted to enjoy the ex
ereisas.
After the psalm, prayer was offered by the Rev. Mr.
Ransom
ANler .L IMPORT
The annual report was then read by the imperin
tendent, Mr. Evans It opened with an soknowledg
ment.thst the past Illar bad been one of unusual pros.
Panty to the school, the latter halting experientied a
large inei ease in numbers. During the year seven of
the scholar. have been admitted to the communion of
the church. The school at present numbers 490 mho
lars end 41 traohers. the largest attendance at ant one
time tutelar been AL and the average Mender-en for
the year .178. During the Year a new library, numbenng
1400 volumes, has been provided for the children, at a
coat of /IMO. During this interval it was also stated
that Mr. Orono Bullock, assisted by several other tell
tlemen, had presented to the school an organ, at a emit;
Of .110Nerhialt is regarded as every useful and attractive
feature. Among the active ontaidselrorts of this school
was mentioned their rapport of a missionary in Sweden,
at a cost of $llO. Motwithstanding all these drafts neon
titeu igersory, all their debts are now paid, leaving
efe ea hand at the dote
of the report. Tha astail
" 66 "ar7 ezpemes of a whoal of that eleeklitli wag
estimated to be elf() per mourn, wh of couree, doe!
not looluds the library, erhiet, is supposed to need re
newing about once every two peeve. But money wee not
611 that was required for the faithful prosecution of
his wort. The interest or pereiats la behalf of this
movement was ■trongly urged. But one child lute been
1 It to the school by death during the year, 6 member
of the Infant elms. deceased within the pan weak.
ADD. En 12 hEY. P. s. nSneop.
_ _
Mr. Jeffriy --- naiiinircitMed theller. / 1 ""n ,
pastor of the Baptist °hatch at Broad and Brown
streee.
Mr. Henson commenced by avowing the trite but
Lunen criticised aphorism that d.Aexestp 1111 the beet
ovi.cy." Thiel. he maid, had been diustrated in one IC
-
. 4 = 019 known by hint, by n presumptuous 7oung orator
wuo came before an audience alleging Me utter Want
of Men..TlLtlerl for the speech expected from him and
Who. as he progressed, fluidly mesa in Inc middle of a
smellins eenrenee, and Was obliged to expose his dis
honesty by pulling from hze pocket the manuscript of
hie epeeoh and read the cone:u•ion. He. the speaker.
be honest and chow them his sheet%
betyre delivenng It; whereupon he exhibited a very
email piece of paper containing. we:norm, a skeleton
of his address. Ile told the children an amusing Ger.
man story, ilinatrating the folly of human wisest. Din
genes on being allowed once to make a request vt Mee
ander the Li real. tr.lied it away Ili Simply asking the
great Congissm to stand out of his sunshine." He
then proceeded to present in good euedyy school style
certain &smalls things to wish for. ilinetratinx his
points with rieninent and In some eases high]) MUM
anecdotes.
AC the close of Mr. lienson'e remarks, whioh were
quite lengthy, the third hymn on the programme was
we have come refoient on rite ham day,
Fm ling in its lovely, annering ray. fte.
After which there were some Interesting porcine'
by the Infant Fehortl,
The last speaker on the programme was Mr. Edgar
M. Gregory, who was tatroduard as a warm friend of
the Bahhath-school cause in general, and of this school
is partioolar. le rozpoato to thie. Orstantatid
there was a good reason why he Amid feel interacted
in this Sabbath sohool—it was interesawg. There were
mat incentives for all good citizens to love the bah-
Oath Ohm!, whether liter Were Christians or not. The
sweet way to train us `.,ad, loyal car WCIPT was tn.. -
= them in the Sunday school. He referred to Maior
Andersen, the hero of Fort Sumpter, as having visited
a Sunday school last week, at Cincinnati. The Major.
the speaker said. was a Sabbath school than, erd
hamt learned that fact some months ngo, he felt no
Misgivings upon the subject of the Major's loralty to
the Cove/lament, although a paths of the South.
The entire address of this 'seeker was devoted to
disco:o6e tha groat itoportoooo of Sabbath salmi
work, illustrating his remarks , by incidents drawn from
his own ovpsrienoe in this field of Christian
At this stage of the prooe , dlngs. Mt Jeff ey rose end
laid that the brat part of he programme hid been re
served (or the people—via the privtlese of eontrlent
ing to this noble cause. 4he oolleation was then taken
up. and, we believe, proved to be labzral and satisfac
tory.
The exereitie. Weea concluded ha minutes a Ming.
and a b ned erica pronounced by the pastor.
We conclude cur notice with the remark that the
Mutation which this etch 'el has attained. of being one
of tue moat flourishing and beat conducted in the city.
wan well mastairmi,, br the evooe -, ...50r c well "t"
training evinced in the exercise's, matafeeteit in their
forty-third anniversary. yesterday afternoon.
A POPULAR ELOTRINO EMPORIUM —We have had
MORS= already to sneak agorovingli of the admirably
arrimeed new Clothing haute of Messrs. Wanantaker &
Brown—the "Oak Hall Cbstiting Bazaar." southeast
corner of eix•h and Market streets. Their stook of
ready-made clothing, and materiels for Wing up suite
to order are unsurpassed. The moat aptendidly-fitamp
garment': of the finest materials mar here be had at
reasonable prices. Snob an establishment has long
been needed. They have also Gents' Furnishing Gouda
in every variety.
(bum' Wmansumer GOODS FOR TDB MILLION
of Pieces. Value.
o 065 84401100 OD
22 260 232 600.00
45 744 228 TiO
96,723 141 SOb DO
—lt is not often that a first-class e rabblement, in any
braneh of trade sell, uniformly as cheaply as caterer.
of a civil's? clam IL G, Walborn it, Co., ivca, If and T
North Bixth atreet are an exception to Una rule, t heir
stock la the most superb, and wade up in the bolt man
ner, and we win say, unhesitatingly, that any men or
woman who may have money to spend for Rents' Fur
niehing Goode. of whatever kind, can °Main more for
Asir meatn here then anywhere else. Try it.
Taa OLID FLU.? LOCK STAira MUMMA TO BE
RaMoDELL *D.-- The Adjutant General is about to oolleot
all the arms in the State, End those with flint-locks will
00 iromeilinteir allured and improved so as t, render
all the 'mate arms aliment. It would not i.e a had ides
to collect some of toe worthless garments made for
our volunteers, and replace them with durable ard
heat-fitting onee from the Alamo • h Gift Emporium
of Granville Stokes, 619 Chestnut !urea. Witary and
civilians can be accommodated with fine clothing, aLd
each sale accompanied with a gift of use and value.
BROAD COTO YR. " 8110DDY."—These articles
are as far as the pole. asunder, in respect to quality.
The one is made of fine materials, and OM fully woven
and finished the other is oompour dee of rags and the
sweepings of factories, with just enough Strang
ma
terial to hold the rubbish tog. ther rottl It gate in the
customer's hands. " Shoddy" may be found .upon the
becks of some of our soldiers, who have been made the
vitamin of keen dealers. whue broad cloth, of the moat
cavern quality, will be seen on the persona of all gen
tlemen and youths who procure their gtrutertts at, the
Brown Stone Clutluug Hell of Rookhill & Wilson, Noes
Hie and SA Chestnut street, above tiii.th." There may
be rogue, in broad cloth, but no gentleman wool., wear
0 . shoddy " if he could help it,
383,807 *Ol/44,415 00
146500 .. .53.00000
410 902 1 a t4O 00
2 090 -
21.200 00
742 coo foo 00
.97000` - 2 9W f®
1.100,000 811,000 00
SEE POUR= PAWL
Steamship Delaware Jonneon, 20 hours from Pi York,
with mdse and roommate'''. to James Alidardiae. Leased
or the tropes a ship supposed to be the Joshua Maurtin.
Y. oat Turas Island. via Newport. doming in off Uses
Water Point, named bark Rnwena. from Latuar ra and
Porto Cabello, at anonor; off Pennagrove t passed sour
J :Fencer, from hew Orleans for Bordeaux. leaking;
WAD OOLUIng tOr r- pal Ts.
mug Rowena. Wilton, from Porto Cabello igth ult,
brilh euff es. hides. kis to flatten ft rion. Cabin hasten
gets ii in numhber. May NEIL 30 miles ri by W Irum
urunooteague passed a U e shlp or war. boon , " 4....ur
hohr Thomas Borden, wr0,.......tt0t.a uaye from Fall
Myer. in baste'S to Gamlen it
(Correspondent* of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
- Lbs., Jane L-1 le. 1.
Sato Eliza 0 thford went to e-it reaterday. Ahlp 31-
zabeth passed np to-day. Barks Washington Butoher
mid Worse Wing went to meat at 5 0 7 intios. thearustim
Flag (formerly Lee kuitleais oprague) behind the break
lister; also the itteamtage America and J F Starr.
our*, A. MAJtonALL.
ET I.IILXOXI/11.
(Correspondenoe <tithe Press.
riaw xoas.. June 2.
A221.22th bark Mari Edebtl, f out Leghorn; brig Mira
W Holt. from Cienfuegos; brig Wm mason, from Ma
tanzas; brig front iteinodios. 'Poe i was in col
-
!talon .ast night with the Bran en bsrk Theresa, hence
for .Hattithote. Toe b, is is leasi as, and the bark is con
sideralhy injured. and has returned to repair.
• • .
gteamshis Ariel. Wilson. cleared at New York let
inst. lot Live Pooh
awn Cyclone. Anderson. for Ran I. rat:mimeo, cleared
at New Ye. k /at inst.
note Vit V Kent. Wiloox, from Charleston for Bre
men Ilth nit —hnd mason the th an.
Letitia , s
Stop Fleetwing• Kelly, for Calcutta, entered for load
ing at Liverpool rho ult.
Darn nceolea, tialmaker, hence for London, at Deal
18tu alt, and proceeded.
lek-edatiten. Thataraott. from Banat
arrtved at New York lal nut _
nohr ey nice tiodtrey. from Matanzas, arrived
at New Yore yesterday.
Cchr H notekunse. Corson, from Apalaelnoobs, arrived
at hew Yon' le; mat,
dour Lance Alm, anowell, at New York Ist inst. from
Boston. a .
boar H Rowe. Harrison, horn Greenport for Phi-
Irti!amide,. at rhw Vora int utat.
bonds altrobroa., Brooim. Louisa w Birdsall. Loper.
sad notarial. Gorden. ken d e, arrived at Erovideno got
MEWL,
baari Boston, Brower. riven Sawyer. Triton and
Runyon. Mathias, salted trom Franc:entre Ist mat. fur
Pramdelph,a.
doh.' oaratt A Taylor, Dnkes,David G Floyd, Rack-
Mt. N d mem. Cool. slid fidlivari Dation, namei ar
rived at Provtosnos Dust VA.
MHOS Mary khaanere. Reed, E T dmith,dmirh. Allan
Downing.. nine. M A Magee. Mates, and Revenue.
Woe. Imam a= a OOMPlNtraa3a, Andre on, from Waxes,
iiel, at poston ISt IL St
rielini Jae H _MOGUL Ingersoll. Eva Bell. Lee. W
'V/ &Aston. Harrison. Ammons , noorrey. Y Odious
Home ft J Mem r, Robinson. Mary ratiereen, God
her. Flyaway, Davis. Montoya... Fal.enuarg, and
Aorta ?grafi°. Marcy. cleared at Boston Ist inst. for
Flinadelphia.
Mehra elm& Marna. Montgomery, Joku R, Elkton,
Whiell. David Vi elle. Dindialoo. +qtr . " Jetdintoodu tda
darl. The b WOOO , bewneol, and Freestone, hence,
arrived at Newbaryport 3lst u.t.
Boars John L it saner. Corder', L B Myers,. Bbaw,
Aaela de, Young. Rnodelet Yeteritan. and Mary
Ors.user, dranner. ',Enos. arrived at Madam Met aIL
ficiir alma Janta, Jayne, at Balem list nit. from
Port Wren.
Bohr Win A Dubose Mayo, from Chatham for Pinta
dolman. Baml !totem, Goody ' end War eteed,Brodlt, for
00, sailed Irom Rawson dist tot.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HAVING BUNN A lITHORIZ ltD sr THE STATC
Anthontice to Menage the dot silo of the TftaEL MIL
LION LOAN. advertised below, we earnestly request
the attention of the publics to the propriety and impor
tance of a prompt and liberal investment in the same.
The feet of vs 1> '1125 exempt from ell tax, tlen. end a
special tax being levied to provide for the interest. and
a liberal rick ng fund for the redemption of the enact
pal. makes this Loin a most desirable investment. .! II
information relating to the Losn can be obtained by
eaqint on the Undersigned who will Inks oharge or any
bbeript ions made, and will attend to all matters con
nected therewith. KoltEX & CO ,
JAY COOKE & CO.
PROPOSALS POD, A. LOAN OF TIMM MIL•
MOE DOLLAR!! TO THE COM3IONWEALTH or TERN
SYLVANIA.
In ;emu• nee of the Let enema of an ant of the Ge
neral /15sembty, entitled "An act to create a loin and
provide for arming the. State." approved May 11th. A.
D., MO, aria the sixth petition of the act entitled " da
act to provide for the petulant of the members. offi
parer and contingent expenses of the Extra &whin of
the Legislature," approved May 16th, A. D., 1661, and
by the authority of the s tine,
Notice a hereby given that proemial, will be receiv
ed at the call of the tee( erary of the Commonwealth,
until three o'clool, I'. In., of Wednesday Wm Arm day.
of June next, for the loaning to the Commonwealth
the sum of THREE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, for
the purposes eat forth in the before
Maly. Th...tau [rear en interest ox •11 per
Debt, per anima, payable senar-annimilr in Philedei
phis, an i the loan to be redeemab l e in ten years from
date; and for the payment of the interest and bqu.da
tics of the principal th woof, a special tax of one-half
mid on the collar nee been directed o be levied on all
the property in the ConiMOliWealtti taxable for cioto
purposes. The certificates of loan shall not be subjeot
to taxation for an. pnipose whatever ; and all oertifi.-
(isles of the denomination et one hundred dollars, or
lees, ninth have coupon. attached; those of a larger de
nommation will be issued either as inscription or cou
pon bonds, at the option of the bidder.
The proposals must state explicitly the amount ',re
wind to be taken. and the ra eto be paid. he
eioto reserve. she Asia to iteoept the w hele. Or any Dart
of the amount offered to be taken. unless the proposer
stipulates otherwise. No conditional proposals will be
considered.
1: pin the scooptaine of any proposal, ea least ten per
cent. of the amount must he pain down, Mo Intinnoe,
if preferred by the bidder, in thirty and sixty days,
when OW tifioates shall issue for the same, bearing in
terest from the time of payment.
The 146potitlil Mlle be directed under 11061 to the
Secretary of the Commonwealth. endorsed" FfODOllOll
for Loan,"
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The bids will be opened et 3 o'clook in the afternoon
of the day above Dented, in the presence of the Gove
30f, agate Tr- mum, and Mid eenerol, and amoh
orner persona no may coo proper to be present, when.
aft.-y examination of the came. the Governor wul
award the b an to the highest bidder or bidders.
By order of the Governor.
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Oman os , FHB SNORE:TARN OF THE COMMOs - WEALTHi
giIE.RIFBURO, May A 7,1881,
FURTRER•NOIIO%
The tune for receiving proposa's and opening bids
for the above loan is botchy extended to the MIR-
Tsmint OF. J'IME next, by eider of the Governor.
Beoretat7 of the Commonwealth.
ÜBLMBOLD'B U2trvnas aLLY APPROVED
Itaistany.--Cometinnd Filed &Lahti cures Dianne of
the Bladder. Kidney. Gravel. Dropsy, Weakneu.
Bead the adyert , sement in another column. headed
" Hehnbold's Sealants Preparation." m7BQ•btmwf
lismErr's Imam Itmii makes deh
wow Junket's. Cold Custarde. and other elegant Des
carte. Get a bottle for ge ciente, at bfo. 7 Boa= SIXTH
Street. And try it- Mir( 61.
BATOLUILOR 7 S LUIZ inris.-271318 celebrated
and perfect Hair Dye is the best the ~arid. AU
others are mere imitations of this great original, which
has g-ained such extendiva !Attention in all pang of the
globe. The genuine W. A. Batchelor's bend Hsu
Dye iastaitily produces a splendid black or Miami
brown, without staining the skin or injuring the hair.
and will remedy the iti offsets of bad dna*, invigorating
the gair for life.
sold by all Draggling and Perfumers. Wholesale by
FAHNESTOOK & DO.. DWI'S & 00.. Philadelphia.
ONI PllOl CLOTHING OF THE LiAnur
itrYL26, made in the best manner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST selling prices marked in
Plain Figurer. All goody tuadtt to order warranted
satisfactory. Our ONE-PRICE system to etriotly ad
kerma to. Au ere thereby treated aIike
.TONES eO4 MA RUM amt.
OAR ORCIIA.RD ACID ;SPRING WATIER.---
ramehleta containing' tliovpinioue of ofdebrated Chem-
Mtn and Physicians respecting , the use of this WaTER
in the cue of many diseases of the human aymein, will
be !mlled sratut on application to FREDERICK
BROWN. FIFTH and CHEbTNUT Stneeta, or FRED
ERICK BROWN, nu NINTH row). CREETNITZ
Streets,
CALL AND GET • PIMPHLIT, 105-if
GROVRR & BAUCREOB ChuissaLTlO)
NOISELESS SEWING MACHINES.
?he Beat in Use for Family Sewing.
(e. 730 CRESTMUT Rtmmt. Phoadatoaia.
O&RD PRINTING, BEST AND ORILiPEST 121
he City'. at 34 South TAIRD Street,
CIRCULAR PRINTING, Beet and Cheapest in the
eitY. at 34 south THIRD Street.
BILL-READ PRINTING. Best and Cheapest In the
Bill: 034 South THIRD Street.
PAMPHLET PRINTING, and every other desoripq
idon of Printing, of the moat superior quality, at the
moat reasonable rotes, at RINGWALT & BROWN'S,
Dr/keel's Building. 34 South TRIED street.
HUGHER-4101JGHTEN.—On the 14th ultimo, by the
'Rev T. 8. Johnston. Mr Egos.] I. Hughes. of 11. - boolf-
Mins Pa.. to MUM Martha E. Boughton, of Went
B stteY—MeINTVIIFI—On the nth ultimo. by the
same. Mr Samuel B. Barry to Mite !Sarah Mointyre,
both of West Philadelphia.
RYAN—GiLmotit..—on the .30th ultimo, by the
same, Mr. '1 booms Ryan to Muni Florenda Gilmore,
both of West Philadelphia.
G s RPM uEs—HUmpil Fly yo,—Op, the Stet ultimo.
br the Rey. John B. Thomn.oo. t 1 Garriruoti. for
mer!. of Ohio to Anna Humphrey e, daughter of Wye.
Humphreys, or this. ity. •
i URN.B R —Mc PA LL —On the 4th of January fast,
br Bev. r , ie , rett. Mr. lenander turner to Miss
Alive Montt, both of thir otty.
MATT.—On Fanday. the 24 instant in the 89th year
of her age. Mrs Mars Isatt, widow of the tare Thomas
Nam of anti city.
The relative end friends of the family are invited
to at awl her funeral without further 20110 , ', from nor
Mt- residence, No 119 Non ineteenth street. Oil
Wednesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock
R..con.--rm sends , . marning• the ld instant, Joseph
Vuthrids Bacon in the 38th year of his are.
nibs relatives tend riend' and those h i se fondly,
~. otvitn to a his funeral, from late reel-
deuce, Ito 241 North Muth street, on
Site n at 2 o'clock. To proceed to South Laurel
• a
CIONNICILY. — On 13aturday morning, lit instant.
Wavier ti., son of Wm. D. and Arabella Connell, , in
the lath year of his sae.
The relatives end friends of the faintly are reeved
fully invited to attend his funeral, tron, gce residence
of bin parents, 11. E. corner Thirteenth and Bung
Garden streets. this (Monday j afternoon. at 4 o'olook.
FOX.--On Thursday everting, May 89th . Edward
Jo.,,hn Fox, in the Met year of his age.
Mail MOON and fritntle of i6R Ninny are re-
FLI SLIFER.
ISIVRRIED:
DIED.
evectfully Invited to attend the funeral. from Ins late
revidemse. &U North 'Elehth street, Ihi. (inintitY)
morning at 8 d'oloot.
81sR RILL —On Wednesday night,S9th ult., Thomas
Berri U. aged 45 years.
His relatives and fnends are invited to attend his
funeral, from hag Ile residence. No 9 Oak street.
near Parke, West Philadelphia, this ( Mondays morning,
st to o'clock, without further notice. erossece
Darby.
B the 50th ultimo, Mr. Joshua IL Bone,
in the 41st year of his are.
' Funeral from his lain rss'denee. N. W. corner of
Broadway and Kau hum Pontl avenue, Camden, £4.5.,
Ws( Monday )afteyhoon at i g . 9100 . k•
H a LP ehNie Y.—on the aeth Mra. Catharine
Ba.feenny, in her Slat year, consort of the late Hobert
Halfpenny.
Funeral from her late resulenoe, P 10.12311 Struthers
WPM. helots Vino, this (Monday) mondial at
o'elook.
HEALY.—On the Slat ultimo, Mr. John N. Bealy,
formerly of Oldham, Leneasture, Haulms, in the 46th
year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence. at the (Merry-Tree
flotei
Deltirnorr Curopilc. Tvrenty-lourtb 'Wad, tip!
ihlOnday, minims'. at 11 &Oka.
BULL.--00 the Slat ultimo, at Manama, Miss Ann
Hell.
Funeral from her late residence. fie g street, Mant7-
1 371 k, t hie ( Monday > allmforwn, 213 '°L"r•
Meow,' ft A 14) —On the 31st tattato, Attithildat Me-
Donnald, In the Met rear or his age.
Funeral from the residence of his gon•in-lavr, Bte
then WI ISOM Iltnimoir and Je trareon streets, ( 0 . 13-
WLY.) afternoon. at o
lq EO 3.11.118 E.— On the 90th ultlol9l/3 1 hertMeiargae•
in the 3'tli 'oar of lite ann.
Funeral f-om Ins leen residence. Pithrille. Twenty
second ward. this fonder) afternoon, at I °Waft.
On.h.--On the 30th ultimo, Mrs. Ellen Orr. aged 37
Tears.
Funeral from the resident° of her parents No No Cif
VOTth IrWrairthl.d intent, We 01° " 1157
at o'olook. *
RIO"' fiLDS.—On the Met ultimo, William Richards ,
in the GB hea- of hie age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 23 North Eighth
street. this (Monday) afternoon at 93i o'olook.
nLAOK GRENADINE BAREGE MAN-
Black .—
erenatbne Berate Pointe.
talk aaregs Mantles.
mot Ruffled &Mace Pelee.
tack Regime Sheens, Silk Borders.
leck Mirage shawls, Crepe Borders.
Silk - Net (Shawls.
Bleak Grenadine Bhairle.
lac [image Shawls, Satin Borders.
N. B.—Shepherds' Plaid Poi! de Chevree, only
cents. Wide Dark Gray Iktoheire,lBM cents.
BESSON & SON. Mourning Store.
tarn t a eV WATaTTIT Street.
RT . POST OFFICE. PHILADELPHIA,
Ps.iriarLvant June 1.1881.—A1l postal lerVie&
in t e States of Virginia. otth 4otith Cam.
hen, Georgia, Flora a,. Alabama. afaemiestatai 1..22121
WI% Art:lllMM, and Tenet has been suspended from and
afwr MA.7 21.
Letter* for *Zees tenanoraril. ...limed by Oils order
Will be mark to the Dead Lettwr Offteo.eneoet those for
Vi l Petern Virginia. which will tie east to Wheeling.
order of the Postmaster General.
R• 8 3t 0. A. WALBOR.N..P. M.
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR OF THE
&M yOF Alit, May 24.18e1.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY iiIVEN, That the ordi
winues restive to the taking uo and do:poring of all
DOG - rennang at large in the oup_or Philsdelnhoi, will
heak-betly ontweed on and after TUESDAY, Jena 411.
order of the Nl:aut.
SAMUEL 0, BOWLER.
te-sl-jeS St . ealot of Police.
OFFICE LEHIGH COAL AMID NA VI
ION 00.—PHILAOILPISLL. E Mama
JA ieidend of TERRE Ptlt (WM f. equal to one dol•
lar end fifty cents Der skate, on thg capital stook of the
COM , Otty, Imo THIS DAY been deo'eved by the Board
of Managers, parable on and after the , eventb of tune
next EDWIN WALTER, Treasurer.
myil St
frrWtdHAVItEIYIPLOVRDHELPFROM
THE PROTESTANT EXORANGE,lronthereet
sorrier SECO !1O ano NEW Streets. and take piraeure
TOTaeommerolinc it to the publio es an institution much
nieded in our city. to* care in eateeting the brat
nen' women, and Ohtldren as to charaoter and twat
"matures:
J. F. A DDICER, ASO Race street.
R NI. 9 ELLE. Rd. G een rind Tnl_pehnoken atreeta.
JULIANNA ‘NpOt,str. 17$t Chestnut "[treat.
.11..DWIN KIRK PA RiCK.Olm Arch west.
Dr. PANCO A8T,1131 Mount Vernon street.
• J AR. R LOH. tRDe. 15r0 mount Vernon etreet.
U FO. PS EEM A N. st 7 Norto Eleventh +street.
P. U OLIVER, ENO North Sixth etreet.
C. Al. HOW vR. bird aid Ciermanrown avenue.
T. WILSON, fin North Front street.
.1% MOWER. his 72 South Front etreet.
M IVI. nvniTE, ass merehelt street.
lqr.C BOK KR, 011 Market spreet.
W. R . RICHARDSOI.4I !varlet street,
And over one hnndre? end fifty more, to whom re
ference w ill be Riven et the effine, ml4O-am
1"5" !NOTICE ,- THE ANNUAL MEETING
°ldle .tookholdera of the Philadelphia steam
,' IP Doak Companyfor the eleotion of Five Directors.
sea th- traneso-ion of other bu,iness, will be nekt at
No:300 worth D KB Avenue. on MONDAY,
/rue s, 10/1, at Is ohslook, goon.
DENNIS.
nr72B et Beoretary end T•easurer.
rCr. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.—THE
Anon,/ Meeting , of the Stockholders of the
Derwariteare PasesnserßailwaY fIOMDanY alit be held
It the whoa, f the DersnanT., KIX R and DIAMOND
streets between the hours o f I end 3 *look onMON
DAY. Jane 10, for the purpose of electing a Pre•ident,
Trimmer. and nine Istaussors, to nerve for the en
suing year,
By other of the Board-
-
Feo'r2
j°BBMi
aldl i g ß aaiiil; „o tern.
Philadebh , s. May 24,1861. m 344114010
MILITARY NOT s CRS.
iTWELFTH WARD HOME GUARP.
—The tender stated sleeting will be held at the
Armory, nottlisast corner THIS 0 and WILLOW,
on Milo DAY Evening, Juno 3, at 5 o'clonir.
it* D.. 8 rit.lF.-11.. Rao Pee.
IHEADQUARTERS uotoPitriy D,
FOURTH COMPANY 'MONROE GUARD.—Par
1.,2181..P147.. Me, 1281.--We. the undersigned.
camera of Company D. Fourth company Mon no
Guard, on behalf of the Company. return our Macau,
Winks to the Trusters of the American Moab-cues'
Hall. earner Fourth and George streets. for their kind
nage in volunteering to the Company the nee of the Hell
for Drill., end hey. extended every fatality In their
power to aid the Company in the undertaking. we
also feel ourselves under hinting Obligations for the
kindnese thus extended.
wm. W, swENK. Capt. Company D.
JOHN H. ITHLOst bleat,
mil{ JOHN PON NE LA.. Li..k. '"
ITNITEO STATES MARINE CORPS.
WANTED, SO able-bodied men, between the
ages of 21 and SP years. not less than five feet four
and a half trashes high, and of good oharaoter.
Soldiers serving nil this corps perform duty at navy
yards and on board United States .hips-of-war on
foreign stations. 411 other infointabon whioh may be
desired will be riven at the Rendezvous. No. Sll
South FRONT Street. •
Fiat Lieutenant W. 01Toit ES BOvD,
2P20 - 1m Roorultnus Officer.
Nix
COTTON DUCK,
SUIT.dBLE FOR TENTS,
TOR. 1341.1 as
11'110MM:4E1AI! .1 WELLS.
tairOf ti
1013 N TUOENLEY'S, 311 011ESTNIIT
Street, north sule—theoldent establiihment in the
tTaittd Staab.
INDIA-RUBBER CAKE' BLANKETS,
For Army and hapment,.
PATANT R UBBERU v _ T
CAMP BLANKETS,
RNA RUCKS RN APSA,CRB,_
RAYE.BOACKe, yr • V OROA.C.SCA,
carer KaNs TENTS.
GUN COVERS, GUN COVERS.
IC ;PRE. C %FEB,
CAPS. COATS, CAPS. COATS,
And every vary niter.) Oa; ix manufactured of India
Rubber—le et the beet materiai, -
in3l-1m if JOHN TRORNLEY.
COMPRES,IED BULL STS.--United States
Mime Musket and Rifie BOB; also, every de
moription of Ronal sad Conical Bullets manufactured
to order. Large stocks commatit hand. Orders fi lled
ateight br Tams SS OTIS hlittPlF ACC.,
Patent Shot and Lead Wo
go/ and MBA WATER Street
uiTl4-1m NEW YORk.
TENTS TENTS.
I am prepared to forn'sh from 100 to ISO Tents per
day, at reasonable prices. JOHN W Len.
No. /31' ROll h - GOND Roast,
jailt Or ho. a:l5 YOUTH Wildfahn.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION !
BOOTS FOR CAVALRY
AND
SHOW FOR OfFANTRY,
Ready on hand, and made to order, or the not inatv
rsale and workinanehsp, at
LEONARD BENKERT'S
Wholetate and Retail BM and Moo r atobbatunent,
7t6 CIFIEB rICUT Stmt, opposite ni mom* eau.
P. R.—BOWEL SHOES, and 4 'LITERS for Youths on
hand, and made to order, in workmatoship and auras
mud to Gentlemen% wear. my 28.41
NEW PUBLICATIONIN.
A'ITENTION I
MILITARY MANUAL.
A MANUAL OF INSTRUC*IOMILIN FOR VOLUN
TEERS AND TIA,
eV
MAJOR WILLIAM UUiHAM, tr. d. A.
1 vol. Demi Svo. 743 pages and upwards of MO Illustra
tion..
PRICE SS.
TWO ONLY COMPLETE MANUAL
COMBINING THN IN
OF
AUTHORIZ ED IN THE U. 3 S E R VICE.
Extract from letter from Alf 01 dally, Captain Second
Infantry. U. B. A
Plitraeovirmrs, March 13, 1861.
I have carefully ovosioossd allimmes Manual_ Mid
consider it one of the beet works of the kind pollinated
in this country.
PORT COLBSIBIi. N. Y. Harbor, Jan. 6,1951.
I think it admirably suited to meet the munts.of the
Military of our country.
1. am, sir, vAr3 , respectfully'
Your opedient servant.
.b.D WAR I)
Major U. S. Army.
aItaXVIABTERe DE7AILTIITNT 07. THE .1310,
COnoionati, Mar 73.1881.
have examined Major 0 Manuga. and think
i 1 an excellent work to Es planed in he hands of ins
Volunteer.. G 0. B MoCLELLAN.
Major General U. 8. Army.
1 know Major Gilliam (the author or ellhent's Ma
nual/personally. as a Musician he is unsurpassed.
WILLIAM A. PuND,
Colonel Seventh Retiment, New York.
We have examined Gilliam's Manual. and find i to be
the cr ly complete wsrk • f the kind now powished A
oopy ehould be in the possession of every Officer in the
service. LE 9 r. WILi•ON.
COL Commanding NeeOnd Regiment 01110 V.
A. C. FARR Y.
Major Second Regiment Ohio V.
Pubhahed and for ea% by
CHARLX DRSILVER. Philadelphia.
No. 12.49 CH ESTN UT Street.
Er The book will be sent by mail, postage paid, on
receipt of advertised price. mydO-4t
THE DOCTRINE AND POLICY
07
PROTECTION,
WITH YEN
HISTORY OF OUR TARIFFS,
**oat. *TIM
ORGANIZATION OP THE FEDERAL GOVERN
MENT TO THE PRESENT TIME.
BY DR. WILLIAM ELDER.
Now that a desperate ammilt is being Made upon the
new Tariff to preiudice the publio in advance against it,
and. if Nimble, to have tt repealed, it is important that
its friends should be prepared to combat the specious
arguments of He antagonists. Nothing will better
carve this Mumma than the simulation of the pamphlet
whose .itle is quoted above. which is one of the ablest
and most interesting documents that have ever appeared
is support of the true American policy of tottering the
great industrial interests of our country'. It will he
forwarded by mail or CIPTIMIN fur to cents per single
cop 7 ;78 cents per dozen; flu per hundred. Address
RINGWALT & BROWN,
apt-tf No. 34 BOOTH THIRD Street. Philadelphia.
VIEOOIi3, LAW AND XISWILLANEGUEI,
A-Ar new and old. bought, sold. and exobansenl, As
P_LIAD...PHLA-Eln Nit BOOK STORE. no. 4in
¢..annxid U T threat. Librarian at salaams introlutiod
whose Minns Books to Mil, if at a distance, Inn state;
thou names, size_si biaslausptss, editions , Imes.
and «maiden*. wdbersu— stinted t 7 DWI"-
min Franklin. as u sar y Books ptinted to and
EWA America. AntoltraPh Littslisllaiortrail"ar-
Sad. Pamphlet Lima. Pannsylnwa r salt Cata
nia mos, mitt me. tatorriartiMlav
RBTAIG DRY GOODS.
HARPER'S FERRY,
FORTRESS MONROE,
ALEXANDRIA.
MANASSAS JUNCTION.
And other Planes now
IN THE HANurs OR ISEJESSIONISTS.
Are doubtless rotate ass/mill interest to
OUR BRAVE SOLDIERS,
And the male portion of the community generally; but
THE SPECIAL PviNr OF
INTEREST TO LADIES
Is No SOT CLU , STN UT Street, where the WHOLE
SALE uF PH ZOE, PERNA Sr. CO., in milling off at
Retail, and where
FOR et Ituu CAN inv.* Ttle vaarg. oP St-
We
-
theirefore hove that the well-known mitt. ry spirit
of the Leutian of Philadelphia wall by nulSoiently aroused
to t• TAEht"
807 CHESTNUT ST., WITH ALL, ITS CONTENTS.
*lves eepeoially rui it can ha &ate
PEACEABLY FOR CASH.
-ALL RINDS OF LINEN. WIDTP, nOoDS.
LACES. EMBIiOIDEBIB3. IiDICES,, t,
N. E.—PUO LACE PoPITES AND MANTLES, at a
forth, r redustion of MS per cent.
300 FOS. TAAL, ETOVIO, all color., at 10 and 13
cants per yard. lor covering mlrro.s. ahem
del.era, &o.
800 Peg. itorT FINISH LINENS. entirely
without dressing, mumfaatureil expressly
for Ledirs timer Wear.
LOT . P HE AnMADE CHEMISES, cm
broidsren and lane trimmed.
1 Lilt or ENE. C ALNW YOKES.
*Os A Froalt Tay... ~f Valet Libya Omdc
VLUAIIs, (30ATS, LAUE MANTLES 1.
%if FOR LADE ER f ••4 1° .108R1
Aumaxi AND
* CRILDRRN.
In Eltyle. Rleganee, and Work,oanahi9, we de& com
petition. Our Immense lower than ever. At tile " Old
ottabhehed Gloat core."
No. 40 EUTUTFI gIECOND anent.
N, B —AU orders promptly attended to.
Jea ec* • it V_ R. HUNTER.
SMALL -PL AID 'SILKS.
Blue and White Freneh Mike. .
Black and White French Mike,
gics , Ohi add W Mita French YOOOl.
teen and White newt attirmt
pie and Whoa French Oaks.
60 doz. Miktit. at $1 SO per dos.
6a dot. White &' •k Worse Mis per pair.
Many goods reduced very low, to C119161n nut, at
JOlifil H. STOKES'.
Jad 704 nKUH etrect.
O , A R D.
Nos. 450, 452, and 454 North SECOND St.,
PU'LADELPHIA.
CURWEN STODDART
& BROTHER
Are compelled, by the exigencies of the Mei, as
well as the muse adopted by others. to offer their en
tire &coot of desirable stiles of
SPRING AND SUMMER WEARI
At such prices as will defy competition, and eftest
RAPID SALES.
The immense stock exhibited is all of reaent Pur
chase, cost considerably less than that or Wholesale
Houses, whose etoak was bought early in the season.
Bargains are &feud in
Colored and Black Silks,
Paris Printed Dress Goods,
Mocambique Plain and Figured.
Traveling Dress Materials,
Poplins and Vitienaiac,
Paris Grenadines,
Paris Jacomrs and Lawns,
Paris Organdies,
Printed Chat les,
Printed Foulards,
And a large and well selected stock of
MEDIUM-PRICED DRESS GOODS.
STELLA BRAWLS. in every grade and style.
BLACK LACE POINT BRAWLS, !ADENOID]. &e..
&o.
LADIES' CLOTH AND SILK CLOAn, COATS.
MANTILLAS, &c.. &a, and English Water-proof
Tweeds, for . Ladies' Cloaks.
The Stook of Alen and Dose' spring and Summer Wear
Is full, anu &mermen ad desirable styles, from the
late Cash Auction Sales.
In the Domestic Department are found all the leading
makes, 'sleeted expressly for faintly 11116, at the low
est prices.
Furnishing Goods. comprising Table Cloths and Da
masks, Counterpanes. Sheeting'', dco , &e.
To effeetlarge awes, and induce trade, they are pre
pared to eirer 4advaat.ges in vamaty of styles awl
prior,.
New purchases, made Under the existing depressed
condition of trade, give us the advantage of competing
seeessefnlly with any of the novel expedients resorted
to by other
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HOUSES
CIIRWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
450, 469, and 454
NORTH SECOND STREET,
ABOVE WILLOW
M . L. HALLOWELL & CO.
MEM
wHorMSAT;FI STOCK.
arms% DRE3I3 emtemo i
SHAWLS, MANTLES, Ac., d-c.,
FOR SALE
AT RETAIL,
At much below the ordinary wholesale rates.
Nos. 333 MARKET and 37 North FOURTH Streets
131 attathat
EYRE & LANDELL,
rouuTa AND
At ItIVIALLINO 4100D9 A'4 W . FOLIIISALN
CS '?
ALL OUR ORGANDIES ARE FAST COLORS.
DOUBLE EXTRAORDINARY SALE
OP
DRESS GOODS
SAO YARDS ORGANDIES. REDUCED.
3,000 YARDS GRENADINES, REDUCED.
3,000 YARDS FRENCH BAREGE, REDUCED.
3,000 YARDS MOZAMBIQUE% REDUCED.
3.000 YARDS FINE CHINTZES, REDUCED.
BUMMER SILKS AND FOULARDS, REDUCED.
00,23-OnwSt
ADAMS & SON'S STOCK to be dosed
ant. et Lower' Wholemie Prioes.
CEISAYMI, THAN IF it WERE
TAKEN OFF
alter , Ire rob, in/ zeeUe. Arfe ARCM
=IN
nrEanvi or THE ARCH-STREET
MANTILLA ISTURE, vornor TAN= and
ARCH.
AI.,L NEW GOODS.
Rich Lyons Sitk Circulars.
Rioh Lyons Silk Sumas'.
Cambria and l'usher Leos Pointe.
Do, do. do. Mantillas,
Cloth and Tweed Circular..
hummer Cloaks. se.
Parohmed ender the inflames of the War sanio
and to be twld at leas then the Cost of importation an.
ntanufewtwe.
Ladi.s are invited to tonnes:A this stook, without re
serve before strehasing elsewhere
mrS7 lm JACOB DORSFALIe. Prop'r.
ADAMS & SON'S STOOK to be closed
out at Lowest Wholesale Prices,
ogbArt.A. Tavi IF A DI.CUUNT WERE
TAXAN OPP
after the sale was made. I.IGHTR AND ARCH,
mySe
NEW STYLE CLOAKS, EVERY NEW
1 1 style, every new material. at mules that astonish
eve one . at the large afore. N. K. corner of kiehtk
and Walnut a teats. • my3.l.Nn
RARTIOULAR ATTENTION IS R.
quested to our fine stook of
ORGAPIDIEN, FIND 1041 WM, AND BILK ORAL-
L. 'WS,
ityonseatienee of the times, will be disposed
of et ssonfised rates. Mit S. n nikesl3 & SON,
mil 9 MOUT a AND ARGIL
fliMAKS.—Wholesale Nadu:into aro in
vited to 'weal the 'took at
No. 93 South NINTH Street, oornor of Jayne at.
ml3l lm Between lliartet and t)heetnat.
ULOABS, IN EVERY NEW
style, et
m331-am No. 93 8. Pin h street.
SPRING CLOAKS, IN ENDLEI , Ei VA
rusty, at IV min%.m76l-7m
,IgPEING OLOAS'3, THE CHEAPEST
Ps.7
ever 1115431 L, IVENS%
my3l.lm No, 23 B. Moth stmt.
ADAMS & SON'S STOOK to be eloged
ant at
LOWEST WHOLESALE FRICFS.
Cheater When if a disoount sere taken off after the
Wet Wu made. Eleinli env Axon,
mo 9
gri POB. FRENCH BARE S, foi sale
JUMP this morning. WI touts.
Dress Goods. marked down.
Only Goods, marked down.
kavaambiestos. marked down to oento.
EYRE ANDELL.
myl4l FOURTH and ARCH.
ADAMS E SON'S STOOK TO be closed
Met
LowEsp - venOVRSAIS. PRICES.
cneeeer than if a &mount were taken off after the tele
was seeds. EIGHTH AND ARCH.
myle
NEW PLAID INDIA S , LK9—
Just reclaim...C. per Flying Scud,
From Comm. two oases of
Plaid India Pitts. extra, quality.
WarrAnted to wut. well. end otereioeable
Fur summer Dr*agell.
Also, one oast of
itrowu end • rob 'ridie. sates
Yellow P(113/8' a, for Nummer Dusters.
W /lite Pongees, for under wear.
git - L. 84 BROTHERS.
urtSl Off RsT and I MR 211 Streets.
CLAM AND TiJIMA SOUP SERVED
ileeeery day by r 4 mug roormww
mpl3 d No SOS MARKET Street.
TEU3SE WEID TASIFLE T) MCI/NO*4! Zra
F bonid Fet COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS for $l.
and •Thbrolypes OA .JI *AMR, at R LIMIER'S Phi.l4.
graphio 4sltery• 81. CON U Street, above Green. It'
p SRS.-200 barrels Mesa Pork, for sale
ce. sAss.r.A fr.. co
. I . l . !'i t 163 ARCH Street. Id door above Front.
U
(vlB l .. & 0 1 1
br"
4
SALES BY AUCTION
AUCTION NOTICE.
LOCKWOOD BROS. & UNDERHILL,
No. 45 MURRAY ETRREY, NEW YORK.
win °for ft: dilation, few emi t , on
TUESDAY, aintz 4, 1861,
LARGE BALA or
SAXONY DRESS GOODS
AND SILKS,
Together with a large anortment of otton now and
clasirabda Roca.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE b, 1801,
LARGE SPECIAL BALE OF
11113130N5,
MILLINERY GOODS,
AND STRAW GOODS,
Comprising tho anent amorttnant i f goads otiorod
at &notion thin araaon. j.B at
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
fp° RENT.—Two Houses on Race street,
lone No 1407, and the °Mar No. )38. t 4 aid houses
are oamp'ete eti hail the modern improvements. to
ilette at No. 136 amje; et r e t. j9i
TO RENT—A Furnished HOUSE and
MG Grounds, near the pity; antes hourly.
Also, one oneterm, iltErlatt two ilOlll5 by rail : beau
tilu'ly located. jill-attreb
Ass y all &week at No. 212 CHURCH Ailey.
la TO WT.—Five-story NUM'S, No.
113.1 335 MARKET etraet. Five-story . STORK. No
23 N. km FOURT , 4 Theist. A large asecind floor.
N 0.211 NORTE) r OURTH avant, ...th fine rorohnro
light. The above 04.61,651iA1l t.e orared for Rabt
metalled %sten. Apoiy to WM. BACON. 233
MatIKST meat. tom.se
4.4ARN ANTtiTTN COTTON AND
NM. FURNITURE RElsT,—.Porlor, Libnsm
TOOthi finOlirn, tine room, Wain-house on
first ftoor; four chambers, bath, and water Meant re
cond floor; two onamoera third floor ; range, gas. hot
and cold water. frituaiell on high around near s rail
road sta:ion. Addrena Cottage," Biontre Dinpaten
mT2a at*
11114 FOR BALE— , A HOUSE and LOT,
Maildenirnbly loaned on MAIN Street. Burlington.
PI, J. Apply to WM. M. C01...1N5,.
506 MINOR Street. Pluladelphus.
Or ta FRANK Lis WOOLMAN.
sont-numnl it. M t 1N anatt. Burlington.
d i TO LET—A Desirable HOUSE, with
att the 11‘..derri Improvement . ., eurroanded with
armee and oriesmental 'rivet!, P 10.98 Mime street, Bur-
UDIFT.OI2. N. J. Apply to 1.1. Y. M1D.152,V1 . 0N,
mylB-tf d North FIV/PIT ',tree!.
TO LET—A DESIRABLE DWEL
m. LING NO 123 - North THIRTEENTH Strout.
Apply to 91 , ETRERILL & BROIELER. 47 mid 49
North SECOND Street. rah WU
OHESTNUT-STREET HOUSE and
o STORE to ront,—The desirable busiussii location,
133/1 C RESIN UT taunt, with dwelling attached, Avail
at 431 ORESTIIIIT Street. aplr
fig GERMANTOWN PROPERTY TO
RENT.--To Rent, the lento end oommodione
modern- tuit House, earner of ARSIAT Street and
WILLow /venni'. with ena. bath. hot and ontd water,
and eh the modern tymrovementa. Apply to ti
S. TARN.. 710 GARZA Street, ittleAletenie, or on the
promises.weit-tf
gm TO RENT—TWO (JOUNTRI
movers,ooo mile from TaiSollll. In airs
Ti? WALNUT Street. mhS6-11m*
9PO LET-SECOND-STORY ROOM, 802
CLIESTNUT ntreel. over LEWIS I.ADOP/11/8
trOWO/17 A &OMThe boat location In Phi'oda
pa to for any Irina of light biIIPiACR4. Apply to the
Jewelry Store. Rent *4OO. felfl
PO RENT—A very desirable STORE,
on the Ninth-street front of " The Continental
HoteLP The Store et Ninth end flatmom ortrisebr espe
cial-1v adapted for & NADDLZ and Flamm Maker.
ter gJURA RICE,
Southwest NINTH and RANSOM nree tz.
91 1 0 RENT—THE LAROE AND VON
vErusrur coal Wharf and Lumber Yard at
Ntaylandvilla. Twonry•fourth ward. Apply to E. C. &
. B. WARREN. on the oraixdaes. rabid. tr
FOR EXCHANGE.—A 0110ICIE TRACT
orsoga ti!mproved ream lend tri the !PAM 611 . 1111011
Jersey. (movement to the city. will be exchanged fat
pay oroperty, Apply at rte. 113 FEDERAL street,
14 R. UORSON,REAL ESTATE BROKER
ANDLL • CON VEYANGE.,t, NORRIBTOWNI PA.
—gem Emte bought and sold on roayponable terms.
Stores end dwellings for sale or rent in Morristown ape
eonntry . Good mortgacea negotiated, Conootions made.
The beet referenoes [wen. digAn
WANTS.
WANTED --Men of intelligence and
Ploaninc addreea e.e Tyr/vent/or Aiy•mts. A eh..nw
to make money. end no hurebuz. .rddrees.with st,m p .
or cell upon 6. B. ShAMAP4, 139 South 1.1614
Street. jet 6t•
ANTED.—A young woman from No
vs Poona would like a tiituation in come Teepee
tam tam ly to WO care of chi Id,en, and mate herself
SetereitS esmfaL 431.0 W, sh and Ir .rjA,Za "
cep T po
6
sough an_objest.as a home.
m ore. r• nil St"
PS.OuO.WANTED —,s first Mort
, rare on unencumbered valuable City
op rty. Address W. ill G., et Ibis m. total 3t"
4 CON D-II AND FURNtTUR& B9I3GHT.
md—Feather beds, rarpete. Minoru, and su Douse
keeping articles f-r erMeh the very higher cash pine
wilt be paid. Constantly on hand a select assortment of
New ann deoond- Ha d Furniture, suited to the Cit.
trade Apply or address T. N. W_ALs}l, leo. 934
MA if if k Street. souto fide, below Tenth street,
m 726 et"
VVANT.EI/--ittitN'fil to sell PAtiIiA
GEIS of BTATTONERY and JEWBLRY. et
wises ono th ird Ism than can be numb:seed e l mwhere.
Gall on or addrosa team, enolotted) J.L. BAILEII„Mo.
Ili* COURT fkroot. Rooton. Mast. mb26-5m
F • ISIPLOY WANTING. YOUNG
Men. &0.. are inytte4 to address the " Employ
moat ceinguittee." at the Roome of the Young Men's
(Amnion dimsvolotion, 1009 sad 101.1 CREEIT9I UT
Street. ati3-11m
BOARDING. ,
B9ARDING.—Front and communicating
rooms for gentlemen to a very plearlnt location.
Good Board. and at mod-rate
. prIOSS. fleas, call at
ad 2 PENN ?treat. Camden. N. J. m)3 6t
Bo ARIVING.—F our gentlemen can be
tom fortably accommodated, and et moderate
prmea, at 63 N St,eet. Camden. ri• J m) ST 6t
SODA WATER
CHARLES M. BREAKM)S
ICE•COLD SODA WATER.
t
FRESH FRUIT SYRUPS,
AT NORTHEAST 11 ,1 10 R BROAD AND CHEST
NUT eTRP ETS,
The Rode, Wat-r is drawn from porcelain-lined
Fountains, pore and spark ling well chorred with oar
beam eseld 5... s6e byrns4 are 11141611.6(1 With the
highest regard to retaininc t h e NATURAL /LAVoli ni
THE 70010 No Wet will l 00 soared to maintain the
high character which t s Fountain has already at
tained:
Bottled Bala Water at W) cents per dozen.
aongreaa Water, tteeh from the Sprir.ge, eamuiteritif
on bend. Mil 3m r
IDIEVISALAMM cossrAostais.
FAME INSIMAIWE QUMFArrr,
xo 40`EEST_ETIT aIrW
FIRE AND INLAND I2OIU.KANOE.
fitOrre W. ft
• ael Wright—... Wright TO. tt, G.
D. LI Oirney—
...• Davis & Birnsy.
Henry Loins, " Lewis Bros & Co.
• Etacherctsoo.._—..—" .1. C. Howe & Co.
Earnnel T. Bodine..._Pres't wiontung Canal csoutreir.
J. W. Etermen &
ueo. A. west— " West & Fobs..
T. 8. Marna-- " Elay.gs, Martin. & Cs.
0. Wilson Derus—...Atterney-at-law.
E. D. Woodrnff—...of Sibley Molten, & Woodruff.
!no. Kanter, .No 1133Oreen street.
• OBOE W. RAY,Prosidont.
T' NOll3 N. BUCK. Vine PresiderL
WILLIAM! ;41.A Arrmialn. Plaerstare
SA V Iffilti FIUPEILPIS.
YtTND-lINITIO STAINS
N. 7 TRUST COMPANY, owner THIRD aad CHEST
NET Streets.
iIITEREST FIVE FR CENT.
R. CRAWFORD, President.
,TAI4ES IL ROMPER. Secretary and Treasurer.
office hOLITX. from 10 WWI 3 oteloet.
This Coutgany IS not Joined in any Application to atir
LAstalature.
iMiilliEl
LETTERS TESTAMENTARY TO THE
ESTATE of JOHN E. 'WHEELER. Jemmied,
Vito grocer Third and Lombard Meths. Witte been
EOMto the undersigned- all persons Indented to said
EOM/Lee requested to Mate mamma. simi all maim
hamar 0011111111EWO requested to Dr. sent Mimi TO
CEA PUPA B. APR PH.
407 WAL.NerT Street
JOBS CARSIN. •
313 UNION street.
No outer( o WIIISELER. ►ho offittldttell the gro
eery end Tee. Businese, southwest corner of Tfillt D
and 1,0 eBAR.D treats le duly suthortzed to reoeive
umment of ~e hte due scud gloater and accounts almost
It m., be let ir.tltt him.
June 2. 1834
TBE FIRM OF E. A. KELLEY & CO. IS
this day DISSOLVED by and mucus!
copse: t. and L. A. N.A.LE'y is author.zrd to setts
Ail the butihen thereof. E. A. K - La.sY.
ISAAC VAN
Phi'adelehie, Jane 1,1861. Jet-3t-
R SHOEMAKER & CO.,
•
GLAIIIL PAINTS.
OILS, AND VARNISHES,
. Nartheaat Comer FOURTH and RACE
del#4ra
TOTO CONTRACTORS FOR SUPPLIES.-
We hereby give notice to ell those who may be
contracting to furnien supplies to the State annoy the
recent eppropriation of three millions. that hating re
ceived the power under that ant of appointing inepec
tars of
alt aupphes, and other power els, ri reference
to the mettlethentot clitiMer Whit/if Wei nOt dlYelgilted tp
MI ander the previous act or April la. we eked tote
every contractor to the most rigid aecountatAlity to the
eettleineot of his auntie; and the inspection of Ms sup
Plies po must
übe of that
unarm or which shad prevent any
imintion pon the , and protect the Volunteers
who have so t obLy rtorponded to its yell; and no sue.
T omo plid lot Matt they Lae% been intyeeted by
offic&rs who en tf have been duly &pro ired for that
p. recs.. H" ft ft YD. MOO-r •-• trite Treasurer.
TOO& D. COCHRAN, audir.r General. min , 121
fru MILL AR' , Atgli UUNTRAt zAtes.—
wOO.l Mina Lame Cement, CAlcJited Plaster,
Plasterihr, Hair and Whits sand, for male at bairn
and 111 PA ghti dtreets.
noy23, Itt ff. MnInINEB.
LIKST QUALITY ROOFING NLATE a)-
" ways on hod And for Nilo at Thilon Waarft 1441
BEACH Arrest, Koneingtot T. 111110 , 1/.8,
elT.lw 917 VC 4 I. Itroot.
DRDWILLLOI BLIMANDER, NO. 340
.
B. Fovwrir Street. above Pine. Mee Imam
Shirai o'ainak A. M. Will P. NI. Wlil lm
DE. J. WINE, No. 30 North
IpFIFTH_ 1,000, P HILADELPHIA —Treato
2°LritilithiNCTOVek n aft °,l - i'PrZra'
freauentivienn COBISIMIPTIOB in its third ..4_ r
stalt ...a slierestoros all onsiinie dimmers ovine /a 16
all ' i L ' A " ." R e heellven diem hi" entire stionlion or
thee)est le Year& Wilt nett eetleneh when dootrotot
to rottotoook *Wu -
GRAND PATRIOTIC
FESTIVAL
IN AID OF TH. v..Lu,:rEER FUND,
AT THIC
ACADEMY OP MUSIC.
ON Tirth.erpe 4, ißel.
The entertainment will he under the patioe&S. 0 08
foli o Win, at icipronatito Rome-men
Hon. Alexander germ., Co.. Jew% Pere.
800. Rtobard Vett'. k. P. Ktoe. 14 41_
Horatmenn, Pee., Geo. A, tienstel..mq,
David W. COLIN'S. 'EI% • GI Mite U. NlUBL'A.eget
Mann. .1. .K.blallvaut &
term Stewart &!a
eon" ..
The ihilewincertieti and smateare hey. kindly ten
dered their servieee:
MAD k.O.E, Ael t+A BISHOP.
MADAMS: Et-:ii t• RA JOEANNOEN.
.11.14.14 DREW .
bllBB HEN R I TTA PR WI
MISS I IZZLH POOLE,
1 , 4 R. w. As., WOOD,
eitt. A. 8eFL0F1....14),
DR. CHNNINGTON,
PROP. E. CARR. OltoBB.
PROP. M. R. DROOL
A GRAND
With the entire Chorus of the R k MAYAN
OCIETY-200 V•oces
IdErB. SOHN DREW , rttireo+•ea ratrioths Addresst
iirritten. by D.,..d Haul gteln2l.. PAS., by pormbtnintl 6 e r
Miss Ann** Loneda e
Muting the musical Entertainmeut which will con
sistof overtmes Sad chorine., the Or
ohestra will perform a P UNEttAb M RtPt. toeca
p oesoshy Beethovend memoria of the lamented CobXitrutiw,.lt.t-tt
TH E NATIONAL ANTHEM and THE. R'PA R
PPANaLi D RANNER wilt be sung in unison. Ps toted
sling will be distributed am.mg•t the audience, who ate
invited to &mint to the p-rierroatwes.
the whole Undef
tv r l t tt he . d . r . r n ee m t g i t o i n 2f .
m.
TICKETS .rWEPei.V-PIVR Ci NTII to all tisrbtof
the house, except the Proscenium Boxes, whrch are
$8 snob. -
Box Nom will be open from ato 4 o'clock on Marian
and 'I uotdsti, Inns &l and 4th ,
Tickets will also be for sale et Doe
Ohmkerins du don' -,7 if Chest. utstr et; Andre &NI 'a,
and at W. If, Coulston's Muse elate, Eighth etrvet,
above Arch. i et•at
ACADEMY CF MUSIC.
A CONCERT
cum-I.:am* or
THE 140* ft toEsti,
OR
°Glom ATIor, (IF T—, ito3s,
TOG !MELBA WIT/2
M ISCEL LAN .40Us PIECES.
HANCOCK Z ll l4l,l* g alfl4ll2R SCHOOL.
r. AIO OF THE imburi rokodo.
Itlatimmy Ey KM flitift JUPLIS U VXOrs
At 5 Walouk.
TICKETi v 6 GENT&
For mac otti , r & Lawton'e reventh and Cloodooot
et*eete ; Lee .& Walker's. 722 rheetnut &treat; 44 the
t 4 ehoet. Coat , a etre. t. above Tweif.n, and at the door
on the evening of the cotmert. jet eta
TRIUMP 41 , NT BUrTFAS:
AECOND Wit..h
STEREOSCO PICO of the a 0 tiT RN RvBELLLON
Ard Eand , •rsnn s Gigantic inovteg_
FA"OltiMa OF THIN KU ti s re w
Tinto Ex I , to lonIR Cosi WEED.
MONDAY FVO.N(NO. Ave 3d,
And Every venter during this Rent. NEW 616 IV r r.I2ESTI
A min nation of 111090 n-I willenrorth ; Brnano.lll- the
Avenger of Ellsworth ; f llsworth'e item mein State;
At.nomant JEllswertnin P dna (Barak of U. IA Arial
into Virgi Crossing the Lo a f Bridge over the Fa
roam 0
. 7 moonlight Harper 's Ferry and deb° Bt
teres; Gate,:ltio Map of tne t.at o• War; mon h•ra
altie, • ; FOY ta Monroe, w onitrie. and Sumpter ; Amok
on the Mansaohumetta moldier, ant unarm , d Pennsylva
nians in Siotimag6. and ether mammal wean ton ,
neoted With the ear.
A Il me Battles of the Russian War.
Wir Bawl of Music in attendanne-
Adtmes , oc 26 cents ; Gents. Doors Clan it
714. Commenee atB.
DAV PElfhOR &JAIME EVERY ARTARNOONiat as
tee 6t
WALL'iIMSTREIST TIUDATIM.
• w Bole Lessee— A. SA ItitETTF4PI.
Bitrinan Aunt. fVfr P 111
I D. VRPRY,
Tuin frioNPAYT. T R - vEr , v , e Jon, 3d,
And bverp ermg during. th week
First appearance in Philadelphia of the universal
faver , tra
HOOLEY iF CAMPS FLL'S MINSTRELS,
FlQfll ttjtol.4 no”. 13 0:03 11 :1way. P "e l ' Yo r k.
The rrognannne nr , ll conanet.f a varlet. or @obit!.
Dano-s• he., in which the whole of this liter Tron.e
will appear.
1 he whole to conclude with the 'laughable burlesque
sketah.
TOT: m4sQUF:ltaps RALE,.
Doom open at thi n'tdont, ; *OM .I`lll.l at IL
THE REHEARSAL OP THE HANDEL
AND AY ^N 80C18TY. for the P `lo' LC
MUMIOAL Fe'rt7t7AL. will oe no MONDAY EvK
NINO, at 8 o'clOett tioS till'olserpee homes, 807
17 111- OTI'l UT holm. Yor o.4er gye iLe
jet-tt Iti R KCTORI.
pENNA. AtiekiMal Y ur TEM FINI
ARTS.--11:125 CHESTNUT STREET.
Ths Thirtv.eithtb N UAL EXHIBIT! ON
of PAINTINGS and SCULPTURE te now open.
Admittance a, cents; Ottawa 'Laker. 00 ciente; Chil
dren half price. Catalogues 10 cents. 15tookhoiders
will receive their tickets et the Academ
10 y.
P.
Open from A. M. till 7 P.M., and fume M. till
P. M. autt-tf
SUMMER RESORTS.
HOWLAND'S HOTEL.-
85r.A B 11,THO.G LONG 13KILPItatt V, J.
The imbsotiber will open bus hotel ror the
iti , Cts PTA° . OF VIDDLORS
on Mitturility, June 114 3061.
in7Sl 2m* H. HOWL ND. Proprietor.
BOARDERi WILL BE REOICIITOD AT
a retired and pleasant y-aitustrd farm-house
in Cheater eon• ty• but a short thattputek f•out the ra l
laed. Ihe dwelhng house le ti iely eh ded ...Ilion, with
te ye. enable and f nit gardens will furbish boarders
With all the , tt.tutr • the ootutt•ry Dan adore. n cyly at
tlll SALSBOK direct.
QI'I4IIER BOARDING.—A few Fosrders
oan be aecemmodated in a private family. Loos-
Hoe de.inthlw- wends ey4
ensiya and abed, within rim
minutes of the otty sy 10 rr. Apply to CHAR .b 0
Kai , ,HN,Ket GUN'S POINT. by latter to tytind-n
Poet °Moe. or via dourh-street Perry. my2a rattle 61*
rj P RATA MOUNTAIN NPRIMA,
LAW ASTER COU7 4 TY. rvatNtrybv.ronn.
Th . ' celebrated our tering Place will open for mo
tors on the Sr day of JUNE. with all the attractions of
former season..
'situated on a mountain I¢oo fret above tide-water.
overlooking the richest esti nitural country
World thlt air pirrfootly pure and dry at strummes. ren
ders it proverbislir health..
.were-se- o re smi galimtrie for Sal 'wird:our
tine graded watke•thronell the loreat to the vari. na
Pumas and mummer houses oo t..e mountain and to
the obrierva ory from the top of wine• in pre ended to
#,A nee of the Snag and most ostensive Dtee.
ramie views to be seen. A ;nod livery le tent on the
place.ena beautiful drive. Avenel ; not and cold oaths ;
a eetemhe band magi (from the tterciania. oft ht
ladelphia ;) M,wli g elie•a and billiard saloons. eith
tee latest in proved table.. Large r ard-ns attached to
the Dome. from Which all the receivables re Igen
fresh for the tabu, which, wai will tie fr •Irt
the Phil detrains. and Baitimore mark.te a. welt the
(rum the rich agricuitural country around. Careful
and attentive servants.
IitIVIDE ~ace Minn , Cited with the estahlahment
soma )rare with t.is no•prietur. the utioersi nod
assures the old patrons of the place mud ins re lie
generally that it will be coodu-ted in every depart
ment, an its former popular was•
Visators to the s prt, go will take the oars to Lactose
ter. thence L 3 micas staving over pleswint roads and
thrnurh R. beautiful t hrouih tinkete testa
at the rennet Dania tlatlrond lii ein t , i.fl lit ell
hi( tt treats. tlaoel ph la.
For further particulars or circulars the proonetel
refers to Joe H. al PALS. corner I'HIRO and VIM It
Streets, and to 7e1.4Efl B. De VSON No. 4 flotth
tiara T3C'etti rho adelphie;; or, I/address
nit
.0-fm if Ephrata P. 0.. 8
Lancaster co., Pa.
WHITESULPHrIR SPRINkB HOTEL,
CA MAPLE. etunberland county, Pa.
The Proprietors take pleasure in .nnonoolna to the
pnblio that this mum nom moviblisnmems is now open
for vitiators Penang *Nahum pure moon airs air. modi
oinat waters. bathing, fishing, an., good Ilvtns• not
sonablo enema. cannot do better than to try these
Springs Forpartioulan. send for circulars to
WM. IU d RILIMGIII3,? o fu s o i ff o f N ew York ,
D. C. DUENR'T, SPropnetona myra tat
"REDFORD SP G. ALLEN
rreetotlunT irromp the pubilo that thin weIJ seta-
bilebod end rrpul , r vriVert-fle pl•eoe to op-na for &De
reoe lion and li.mlorultiodAtiOn of visitors. and wiU be
kept oven until the fir- , October.
Persons wimhing Bedford miner"! Water. Will be Min
plies at ter brings at the following prices, via
For 1 bbl .0•41 • ob.....•••••• •43 a)
)11 •• I 11111•00 ITT ).• • ...•••• • •••••••••••... oe
••3i" 3 00
Bottles. 34 Pint, per d05......"......1 00
Parties wishing r.otrie. or any infOrrnabiOn !stud
to the emeto!ill adding the 13 dfora Mineral Serino
Corneae,. Bedford eannerlvattim.
HSUAII BUT NI.,
RittRBIIRG.
The management of thin well-konwn Hotel having
beau leierci by itt•eete COY K & R. the iesent
0r0122102015 be t-sso so lIIITOTILI the put.ho the
Howe le now beiocthorou. R . IS-
F ITT G cod iMPRO with a view to the .trever
And comfortable accommodation of those *he may
favor the eetaolishment with their ountom Onsets
Will 7000100 due attention and wiliness, and 120 ex
prom- lei I ee veered that me) .01144.0. 1.6 maintain the
isot.l to a first ole-a stile.
Families and others desiring to soJoinrn In HOOT2O
- (lam g the summer mmithe will find pie sant
fioardins and large aid well- atintilaied Rooms at our
estahliehment, upon Moderato term
OTr covE.t.
J 0it.13-RP uttßit.
m. 17 Im
1 1°
LILLIVS SAFE DEPOT RI MY=
to No. 21 !Smith SEVENTH Street. near the
ranklin Institute.
The Rodents - nett. thankful for peat favors. and beans
deterinined to merit future patronage, has seonred es
elegant end' convenient tin
ore, and has ,on hand a
large arsortment of Lillie '- Celebrated w rought 6
Chilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Cafes, i ttie sii)
strictly fire and burglar proof safes made.) also,
lie's Unequalled Hank Vault, Safe. and Bank Look,.
Ldrie's Bank Vault Doors and Looks will he furnished
to ardey on short notice. This II the strentelts pelt-
Proteeted, and oheapeet Door and Look yet o area.
A 1..,, particular attention me mailed to Lillie New
Cabinet Rafe for Plate, Jewelry, &a. This Safe 111 aim
fedesi to surpass in style and elegance anything yet of
red for this purpose, and is the only one that ts item
-17 nye and burglar proof.
arsict.z. Nctriti-1 have my en hand Nay twenty et
paned, Herring, & Co .' s Bales, moat of tem nearly
new, and some forty of other makers!, oomprmuss a
complete assortment as to man, and all lately B.l[-
°banged for the now Celebrated L i llie kale. They will
be sold at very low prioes. Please call and examine.
tedd-tvif M. 0 RAIN PR 4.... per,
0w...F0R THE BEA.-ql3O KR.
—CAMP RN AND ATLANTIC
RAIL h 4)473 -- au train legorng Vine-street Plry dads
41%4.days excepted 5 at.. 73i A. OL
Elautning. teases • 3 2) P. 31.
e -- • LP
iolllo4ili
7ar tickets. good far thrAe
$2 eO.
Mansion Rouse, Stoptune, Bedloa's. and a Ler hotels,
are TOW UPOLI.
L 3 et JNO. 4. SfirANT, ASCAIr
- -
WENT OHENTER
APIE TRAINS vta, PENIIQVLy.k.
NIAAI IL Ali. leave depot, earner RIAVAN . an
and 111...RICKT.at a n. 12.30 P. M jL and 4 P. 31.
appd a y, leave Foiladetadaia at 7.30 A. DM., sod west
°hamar St 4 P.M. haw tf
je3 mtbl2t
ag& FUR BALI 111 0 .1‘ , RE DAILY
AT 3 O'CLOCK F M.
lix.L.TirdOßM AND ?NIL AID ST.RANLBOAII
qiNV/ Noir.
(Brunson Line.)
Via ChPaspeeke and Demiw are {' anal.
One of the new iron Steamboats o f this VOlREarlY will
leave the upper aide of Chestnut etreet Wharf 13Y1311Y
AF PERNOOPI Mu days excepted at 3 o'oloo3. end
ytitt sTliv, 13 Baltimore early the pest wartime.
Freight of all kiwis' taken at tt a lowest rates t
Cattle. Homes. Stook. Vattation. itch
For Freight, apply at the aloe.
tisovEs.,ll.. L Arenk_
aryLi-lm if No. 34 SOVTB WanAßVltit,
_ .
ma l t FOR lOW YORK.
NEW DAILY LINE, Tia Delaware ant
Raritan ..
Phitacteiebta and Now York Express otoembott COM-
Ve.n7 Will reorooo (might on and after MONDAY. Dttli
instant, and leave daily at 2 P. el ..delivenng their ettr
m. in Pin W .. _York the folleWing Ogle
ear
; win mama at renisonabin men,
WM. F. CLY DE Agent,
No. 14 SOUTH WHAAVES.PhiIadeIeM2,
JAMES RAND, Agent,
IC Piers 14 see 14 EAST &WEN, New York.
sitaa-r -
„walkFOX NLW 'YORK. - 1111
Phtladel , hia Steam Propeller Colmar
will tootnientle their bunineee for the season on Moamar
nth trist.
Their Steamer” are now receiving frenht at atom,
Piet above A" niunt street.
Terms ItOoontmorlating. ii_pp w
whit V.Dailt
° rlk CO.,
Sitti Booth Delaware /menu.
ENVELCPFS °T RV'S.—
rA 01451,8 perirrikan
;14tr'airnlf: c IVA Ul : STIMET,
[MILO'. ft -Lloyd AT MAU , FOS.
isftil, at
hisuutiotoued ,ms!..i.v!..ttp,,rihookerais.iicand
pa A Gcs 0.0 Y EICURM,
216 CONEITAUT ft tract, rams WM.
Cornor vr Houma Elttert•
Come , ol Hudson etrest._
o . rt REOSOUPIO 'VIEW Of 'I HE GEr4E•
RAL ASSEMBLY. Atteri oa d.woi . littY 29.
gen. erill be ready le a few dale. row , / or put Main
bdrii awns tenving the airy caw have toe wietara tor-
Warded,b. mail, by leeiviogy vest offio" address With
tee pubiibere; MsALLISY &R. & 880
into& Iss 1ML141211 UT litsittt
Prof. JOHN BOWER.
ISAFEb.