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TUB PRESS.-1111,,ADELPFIIA , MONDAY, JUNE 17, 1861.
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THE CITY. DIPARTURN OF COL RMALT,'S Iszenguar.
Oat s tda afternoon a handsome regimental FINANCIAL AND COMMIERC 1.A.1.. - MOVGAN.--Iluddenly• of apoplexy, on the 14th mat.,
flag wa presented to Vol. Small - by - Cteorgo IL - SEE FOURTH PAGE , Mien Susan Morgan. in the Nth year of her age.
The relative* and Mende of the [amity are respect-
Movements of the Military. Coffey and T. K. Finletter, at the headquarters in The Money Market.
' SD• fully invitee to attend , her fillieral, 'TOM her hoe rest. R.: fitsl ye;
and y esterday ,. no th ing of any filratd street. The above-named gentlemen de- PHILADELPIRA, June 15. 1861. fftealnehiP Delaware. i , neon, si hours from if York, denoe. No. 1070 Cermet:ooWe road, below Beoond street. '" 4 8
livered appropriate addresses, which were ro • with mdse end masons • to 'James Allderdioe. Olt on this (Monday) morning. at 10 otolook, without Sir_ 4. llll so li nsh 7
'Krieg lieta_rd ay
Loony), from St. Jago. and ther n nioe. Proceed to Frankfort!. But rote ,
rtsace transpired among our m il itary sponded to by Col . Small in his usual felicitous
Itrest imp'_' cryl- 1 S ma ll ' s reg iment in this city style Tee various nom antes of the regiment as- k There was but one session of the !oar!! of Bre
ere to. day, under the usual rule for omittin g the the a l l e t rr er b F a an ee 9 : B y m ". . o l k i r asi o Pnene tn a e s li t t o 4 w l t t r ; l _ . _IV INS .-- fin the 14111 instant, Mary Louisa. daughter And wt.!
t he stay oa .....).u2le a wo k e ark emelt-, Farrell. I days from Cardona , , with or Aaron 8 awl Anna b. tom, age Mau eare• The del
•,,,d the armory, at Fifth and Chestnut streets, sembild at their armonenyeetera afternoon, at Saturday afternoon session in midsuln
.00 ~ ii line. .. . . The relahves and friends of theer . r are respect- The veil
'' • i hiu the last few days, been the great centre four 0 *book. Banned with two d a y s ' asrati on s ; and were stronger, without marked change in Flues. lit r aglis e uraetr.:-g l ; r eson. rum Leghorn NFL" 8 . l';lit BOY invited to attend the funeral. from the remdenee Ur the •
a-. tori Left stow oone. for of her parents - 1416 Vine - street , on Second-day morn - With) ,
bat. atyesterday receiv.4l orders to bold themselves in readiness to Slate ( lose were Arm at 77 City sixes, of the old rs'bil,,dzirste: hark s
oburohee gnash. misfit Isere , andßeaveran din ns Mary neatof It re:a
march this morning Oor oral for "l 39s'3 V: 3?ays, l j nltire i ff n y ti l . T t j t i a , 4 l ; ill :- . lr ti tit a : 1 48 °.° 13 1 7n ir. instant, Janet, wife Who
00 , no g attended by our volunteers, and at some have been seen 7.conneartn-
g for the tardy soldiers ~ „ ~,,,
_, ,_ , while w n & & W u Antral -from the residents, of her husband, No 17011 And,,•
o f theirs instructive and appropriate sennope were who failed to make their appearance at th e above- .1!'llullir
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monday.l7th menet. at Stn'oloolt A.M. •• i
itials!
m e r a d u tl o n : . n te r,s o :r i t g - . 11 . 1
rly.drt:yinpitliocnisi :10iiiiirost„
named hour, and generally succeeded in capturing Reading Railroad shares advanced te Hu "" 6 "6.7" with selpher e ore to C r B(. ll Y ; . n n lg Q . m ge h ult. off dam- BUN 1'12191 . -On Me 13th natant, C. W. B. Bunting, If tilt
delivered.b ern. pa ssed ship Asia, Ica. ng guenO-adellettite be in the 7th year of his age.
Cob AINETRIN's RZGIMENT. them V o lCl Small'e men have been fainiahed with kill Navigation preferred also rose to 11/.
uniforms and muskets of the mo.ot approved. style reported Funeral from the reautienoe of his grandfather. C. W. Ve ll i
The regiment of Philadelphia voluisteers, n om-e z rls cir O pro o y e e a ui, n ll ll , le 7l . Mor row ,
r. td,..glifroCilli_:(ll4soll. Atom, southeist nor- St of hlghth street and Colombia t
havens 35 60. Lou avenue. on [hie (Monday a morning at 10 o'olook._ *
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and pattern, and present a most pleasing and • •
aided by Vol. Max Einstein, has been encamped
agreeable Contrast to the unarmei d poorlyvied : Port- HARRINGTON -0 li leth ' t E , ti -
to an Di j st u n d o g t e Co e n ti r t q h7t d eo h m as uoh gl o v f e u the a e d t " ay id la o w n pos h) ti th ed °
Re
rim
' ' . ter of tee late Bc'tberi a and e
JantriirrtngrZagi el ie Hit
t o y the past few days in a small field on the ont- volunteer' who marched through Baltimore at the Tß
May 21, 1861. as leaves the question of an extens laed.
skirts of Camden It bee been mustered into stir- oommencement of the present crisis, and were so Mon for a debtor to the decision of a majority in U. is Tiberies. Leone. 19 day from Cienfuegos. with years en d , mouths
anger to Stewart , Carson & co. •• ' Funeral from the res ide nce of her uncle, Mr. ...K r
vita, is complete in all its parts, and will leave Shamefully treated by the unruly mob of that number, and two thirds of the oreditora , is nnoon- rear Aegean/a Roily. Dare. daya from Baltimore, Samuel Stinson, No. 1406 Germantown avenue, this os
city. Now they are prepared for the rebel forces, with rosin to Rowley, Ashburn & too. (Monday) morning, at 10 o'olook.
either to-day or to-morrow, se we are in- -, TWITCRELL -At the reandenoe of her father, at 7
sgvro and will enter the lists determined to conquer or etltational•
foisted, for Chambersbnrg. die The Lake Superior Miner Nye that, at a versos Bark A J Miller. attirry I
, 0 es et e t New Y9lg - lath g a nt r rlr tr, " d a rik e ee i ng i 7. P l A d w a Tui n ti o s r erthee t I I
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CMINIOII is a very sleepy little town._Beautifully This morning, at nine e l itieek• tile regiment will meeting of the stookholders and a subsequent one instoor Pormaelphia. - - 1 -- 1 -- - •
looted, with broad spacious streets and, rows of meet at Franklin Square, and its members will re of the directors of the Bohemian Mining Com- in lizt . iterlight, Cook, hence, arrived at Boston 14th N i t n ria l A t t ul OWit i t t ;l 3 2ll . l e lr i f i gg. Tar t ngslAtn.
grateful ehadetrees extending along its highways, n t i e v r e the farewellof their friends and relatives, puny, it was deoided to enlarge their mining force, . 16th Sam Small, Tufo,, henie, arrived at Baston,,Nth eimin streets. West Philadelphia, fits (Monday) lair:
which t h e y will proceed to the West Phila • instant. n0.....a. at 3 o'clock.
it Rag out upon the broad Delaware with a art i er, af te rbut a portion of the latter being opposed to any
delphie depot. They will be acoompanied to Ha• Bohr lensing.. Lake , sienna at New York Isth'inat. puIIVER.-•uddenty. on Friday. the 14th instant,
placid, dreamy ear, strangely in contrast with its gerstown by Colonel Einstein's regiment. Fine further levy ot assessments at this time than what for Philadeitants. Richard C. Bower. in the 56th year of hie age.
Smith, Smith,
ro t i un he em io l w fr il o o nt rr h is ie str la e te eh r o e n gid i e. u n e o uti et a lo am .ffle rn m oo razk a fo t r 3 d
b o ssing neighbor on the Pennsylvania ehore, bands of !nude are attached to both ; and all the was actually necessary to pay off their present heot i :ei: ali:Weri r e ' t C ilin e t l o a ti l liit i r 1 1 ?. k R gni
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large. •• • Mane o'clock
CARSICK -- On the 14th instant. Jenny firerrett ,
Oar popular ideas of New Jersey are derived from paraphernalia n jiitirr
be
e all o a of
r o g er life land the munitions of debts, it was finally deoided to suspend operations o t r ha 1 4 1 1 3 0 ff n elt o ff o ta f f o l l r e t, d V e 2 ,, 1 1 2 .7 - ' - '
eitermalons and sand, and although the month These regimen r tr are e th i e s o t n ti l ea y r on i e a s no no of w g i ee n t ot: t a l l ith
pity for the present. The wishes of a large majority __E i ght* ti a D Hollows , Clark, hanot, arrived at Hartford dankgr o ofDavid and Jane Carriok. anode years.
nth MSG [ rum the residence of her putout& No. 1937
ii toe early for the first, Camden gives us every equipped and ready for service. New companies of the directory, based on the report of the super- Bohr elionandoah . Gandy, honed, arrived at Newport Funeral
street this I Mendel/afternoon, at 1 o'clock.
18th inst.
wisp of the second - Large Glenda of sand sport are forming constantly, however, and the military intendant , who was present at those meetings t SEVERN .-un the lath instant, Bonnet Severn, used
' tiehr Caroline 111. Wilson. Smith. hence, arrived at 61 Tears.
the trees, oover the windows, rustle along fever seems to be on the increase. were to work it with a will, and we deem It an Newport lath inst. d oor Fal from his late residence. hierinphie street. first
Wog
t he pare ;
meets and whiten erinoline and broad- ARRIVAL OP TROOPS. unfortunate circumstance that the wine ahould be Brarrijillinh Compton.
&Mott. heme, arrived &titer .
.. , o seici . ab ove - Dauphin, this (Monday) afternoon, at 3
'
Seth in the most impudent a nd th oug htl e s s The eighty-eight plotted men, company 11, organ. compelled to suspend; even though it be but for tiohr tt 11 Yermilyea.Kennedy,benre, arrived at New
nittillig.L.A.lll.-Ouddenly.st Nevda. Demi. on the nit
iced in New York. for the purpose of becoming at- three months, with such flattering preepeO'll in Lot.don hith inst. sod Eliza Jane, wife or Ja es Siztolaln or mar
wanner• tacked to the Ninth regiment, under Colette' their mammoth lode as at present. Bohr. Francis Newton. Bowden. end Kbert Treat , . Vona. daughter of the late Whitt Kitchen, of this
Camden occasionally enjoys a sensation-and for. etykes, left that laity on Saturday evening, laud Bowden, hens.. arrived at Portlenatiat Met • 0 G . , in the Ald year of her age. .
Rohr Swab Ann Roe. Haskell, cleared at Portland 14t h ,
, p ow capable of appreciating a sensation corn• arrived at Washington-street depot at an early By telegraph, we learn that the Lehigh Valley inst. for Philadelphia . i ' ,w e t, Weekly Report or Interments.
mend no to Camden. Vol. Einstein's blueeosted hone yesterday morning- The following are the Railroad Company brought down from fdauoh BOt i rTe. l . 4 / 1 113 t r i ftt , r h 5 :11 8 4, n i iire v d i 'as T Y 9 1 1 014111 , 0 13th . HEALTEI 077fICE, JUDO 15, 1861.
volunteers took the town by surprise Every psi- 14eare of the company : Captain, T B. Beating ; Ohunk . for the week ending on Saturday, 15th inst., instant. 1 interments in the Ctity_of P h iladelp h ia from the Bth to
First Lieutenant, W. Bramhall ; Second Lieu- sour Jonathan May-, Cobb, hence , arrived at Boston . Pm lea of Tuna, issi.
vste in flannel was a hero, while en eraser in a 12,116 tons of coal, against 15.821' tons for aorta. leth .n a t.
tenant. J. W Martin; Orderly Sergeant, George Ahim 13 B !regimen. Small; Louisa i a ray, uirearer; J p. to "r. or
um was a demi - god . Book soldiers h a d never T. Cook ; Second Sergeant. Utrion Merriok ; Tlued spending week , last year, mating for the mann n B axter . Prise. and Petrov Meitner • arts. ranee, at 0.. er
been in Jersey MUMS that very cold mor ning when Sergeant. - Alexander ; First Corporal . J•ahn W. Oommenoing December 1, 1860, 395,672 tons of Coal, Newbureport 14th inst. , '\ , „,_.‘ 4 n 1 " . " 116 . ' t I . " T' . wer.."*. ' el
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Washington crossed the inclement Delmore lo Brown; Second Cororal, George Brown, Jr. against 391,987 tons to Cori upending time last ec t l e l ; •• fitgtro - TVA; . GlT,l e e,4 l :: e 7 IA d tyw= t ; . F " -F er
P
p-
ro Co la mmay b K takes out with it a splendid flag, y ea r - which r which is an increase of 3,685 tons of anal. hence, arrived at Salem 14th inst. ', .
got the Hessians. The hays were especially in oof Rahway Captain ' a-- A sthma - - - - -
their element; they clustered around the camp, Bunting, wh y o .has command al
of the company , . bee The following are the New York brokers' (100ta• li f t e l la s ts t olit , l i teir ni V e ta i tA i lne. cleared at telewbm . 'port
..Abiatag .........____
11
Fever.
Typhoid..
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Steamers Novelty. Shaw. Beverly. Pieice,oleared at An'eUTI B M• ••••• .. • .. r 7 I CaOliTene,•-.--...- --. • • I a
climbed the fences, walked wonderingly among the bean lately connected with the New York Seventh dons for the notes of the banks which have recently
sew York nth iron. for Ph•ladelphla. Apoplexy .................... 5 1 Hemorrhage. lungs 1
teem took a great pride in looking at the' flags, Regiment The eompanyewere hospitably enter- failed in that State : - Mesmer fdadgie.„ Wilcox, cleared at Watford 13th :thoper et Breast.. .. 2 " Stomach 1
avoided the picket guards and their guns, teemed tained at the Baltimore depot, and proceeded Discount. ingt, for Phimdelphia. ' Lung--...- ,- / inflammation, Braan 1 3
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southward yesterday morning. Bank of Albany 1 par cent. , _
, Stomach...-. 2 ; " Bronohi -..... 1
to dread the orderly•sergeant, and gazed fondlyCmusities -.... 2 1 " Roan- - • • ----- 1
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL LOTELS. -c.).P-------- 4 " Lungs— • •-• 2 4
DESIECTERS . Bank of the Capital • ...... •. . 1 do.
epos the vivandierea with their jaunty Utile bats. Bank of the Interior Cortemtion of grain 2 2 ~ PetitobiilM- 1
A number of deserters are now int this oily from P ar ' I' 2 '‘i•
The camp is located in close proximity to •a National Bank of Albany b I,r c ent , BP TO ~. o'o-0012 LAM INGHT. 6 ` Bowels. 1 _ " Pleura,- , 1
the camps at Chambersburg, Emden, and vicinity. Cholera Infardam...; a "aIE3t. & Bowels 3 1
sparse wood , a race - oourao, a lager - beer Bann) Their whereaboute are known, and they will all be C ataract Bank, Lookport 8 do. Cons.ption of Lungs 21 7 Insanity-- - 1
JW. Rumsey aCo 's Bank 5 do. 4 t ,,,, t , Convuhnons-- 14 intnesueeption .-. •. 1
and • farad. We have described many a camp arrested and sent bank. DlPtherta-._., I inanitlOn.----..... 1 1
At Cincinnati, the motet, of the K en t u ck y bank! llarretes____._-_ 2 intemeteranos.,-..... i
sloe these gay ear times commenced, and the TEM PIRBT MASSAMIDERTTS neenctier,
are taken freely and with growing confidence, at 1 Dropy .-..... ~.a l a enum-a nom.-- 1
tamp of Vol. Einstein possesses no peculiar attrao- Under command of Colonel Cowdin, left New die. for Northern and Farmers', and 1 . 02 dim for Abdominal / , hlotatimus... ---.. 6
floss. There was the same row of clean white York at eight &cloak last night, and will pass
others The condition, on the 31st of May, as ye- . .. Heart.. .__ 1 Old age.:._.-_. .--. 2
tents, thesame straggling group. of enrolees light- through Philadelphia at an early hour this Disease of Brain ... 14 Pr eMin • 1
morning. garde coin and circulation, of six of the banks, via.: " Heart...." 3 1 Small-Fox ~....... - • 11
hearted soldiers, gay officers strolling hither and " Laver •• •-• 1 Still Born,— .... - II
THE DEATH Or MUT CINEMA: Bank of Kentucky, Northern Bank, Farmers' " Kidneys., 1 1 5uicide...._......... a
thither toying with large swords, and trying to Bank, Southern Bank, Bank of Louisville, and •• Lungs- 1 1 Teething.-- -•- 1
appear as it they didn'tthink every one was look- So it els ... 2 Tetanus- .....-- 1
Bank of Ashland, wee as follows : Drewued.-- 2 i 7 Ognol., _____, ._ ..
I 3
lug at them-the same detachment of orange we- DisellierY ~ •• , ---- . 1 Vs ylenoo --, --- 1
Circulation . $5 617 922
Gen and orange urn, and the same collection of Coin 3 721,921 t5....0,,ty-. - ... ... • 9 0 'tit' UUIAIII D " cannon .
Effastoe on - Brain.... 1 I ball "......---- . 1
impudent and well-perfumed civilians, walking Notes of other banks 1,036,839 Erysnatas --...... 1 --
from tent to tent, in kid gloves, and sneering at These figures do not indicate tae existenee of any Fever,Puereerai....l 1- Total ..... 91 142
" scarlet - i In -.... 1
the plain and substantial way. of the soldier's life. necessity for a suspension of SFevie payments. Males, 132; Females. IF •
The men of this regiment have been assiduous The St. Louis Democrat, of Wednesday, pays Os Tau 48001
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in their attention to the duties of their calling. ......
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They wish to go from Philadelphia as well-verm "
d •
In their profession as an industrious use_
of their •-•-• • • -
•
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brief probation will permit. ~,, , l
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We paid a visit to their camp on Saturday. The
Afternoon Was magnificent, and there were thou-
Mds In attendlllloo. Camden has seldom seen
soh an assortment of bright and beautiful women,
We actually think a man most get on a uniform
before he knows how many friends he has gr.t.
The fair Mt are traditionally fond of knapsaoki
and blue eleth. It may be patriotism, or enriosily,
et vanity, but it is a fact in military philosophy
that nothing storms a woman's heart as quickly as
s gay ntlik.llll_
fir* are many nationalities in this command
of Col. Einstein's, but the majority are from the
Rhine. These strange, uncouth, fair-beaded, beer
.lriaking Tautens, make splendid soldiers. Most
of them bays been under dre before—some in
Mexico, and sonic behind the barricades in '4B,
when European Republicanism drew the sword on
tyranny. They look very stupid, malty of them,
and would in all probability shoot you first on a
dirk night and ask you for the countersign after*
wards. But never take a soldier by appearances.
Them quiet, can, sluggish follower are terrible in
ear times. They breathe intelligence in powder
emote, and know how to die like brave men. We
Barer knew a good soldier who wee a vain man,
for modesty and courage are twin virtues.
We pass through the narrow avenues of the
estop. Crowds of bustling, buxom German women
loiter around each tent; some weeping, some
sighing sadly, and some laughing loudly, as if to
hive Borrow away. We sae woman's thoughtful
nem everywhere. Innumerable little bundles of
shapes and taus are pressed on grateful sol.
Biers; and many a sweet remembranoe it called
forth, and many loving words and hurried vows
are hastily spoken.
In the 'seats* of the camp is Company F, the
celebrated Harrison Guards. Here we are among
-411101i0iIIII, and it Is easily to be seen that they are
the favorites_ of the regiment. A canal flag Banta
Is front of the captain's tent, and a very rough
bard tells us In small white . letters that it is
-Spearing avenue." This company of Harrison
Garde was organised by the Harrison Literary
hatitnte, and ware taken by Colonel Einetein to
hit toter company. All of the origins) Harrison
bop, however, have been made commissioned and
non-commissioned °Meant Lieutenant Voglebtudb,
a Ccessmscy D., Limatenaat Monnitiger, of Com
pany E, were taken lint of it to command now
companies of recruits. The Harrison's president,
Kr. Carton, carries a sword, as a lieutenant of the
Harrison Gacurds, while Berseanis Rev and Wood
burn, and Corporals Ker and Whittington serve
their canntry in its ranks. They are all brave
end intelligent men, and all abandon pleasant
tomes and preamble ezerupatione to verve the Ita
public. Captain Spearing, its commander, and
Lieutenant Harrington, his first assistant, are both
gentlemen of extensive military experience and
undoubted courage They enjoy the esteem of
those they command, and spare no palms to make
them efficient soldiers. We know that these Har
rison Glands will do their pert nobly wherever
Iltey go.
Thoneemde of visitors swarmed about the camp
grounds yesterday. In the evening the tents were
illuminated, and the effect produced was siaydarly
picturesque and pleasing. The men were ordered
to be in readiness to march at eight o'clock this
morning. If the orders are not countermanded the
_Mimed expects to arrive at Franklin apart
float nine o'clock, where they will remain for two
or "threeheirs, and then proceed to West Phila.
rolphis and take the cars for Chambersburg, and
twat thence to Hageratown, Mar7lana.
PATRIOTIC HOIBOIROUGH AND. MANATInIix.
The Twenty-first ward. nompriting Manayunk
and the oukkirts, has sent at bait five hundred
ken to the war. Thifty Saran have joined the
lelifornia regiment of Col. Baker, forty are' with
tel. Dare, twenty with the National Guards, and
be remainder with other regiments at the seat of
gar, or on duty around Raldmore and Washing.
tn. The absenoe of workmen, together with tim
'sprouting state of bullpen, has minced the atop-
Me of all the mills in Manayuak except five. Of
hare, two are paper mills, operated by McDowell
k Winn_ Three flatteries only are in operation,
sir: time of Campbell ,b Co , Balms. and James
Al Preston. The first is working on cotton, and
the last two jeans. The manufacturers of Mans mak anticipated contract from the Government,
tad were prepared to furnish flannels and kerseys
'Zany quantity desired, but none of their propoe
ale appear to have been acoepted.
AIGIIIJ U. 7LAtV POE TER SCOTT LIGION.
Lest evening a committee of eitizezte loft for
Gamestle ' where the Scott Legion are at pre
text located, for the purpose of presenting that re-
preset with a regimental flag. The gift to a moat
Plendid one. It is made of the richest and purest
Oft, mounted handsomely, though in ReeordanCe
With the army regulations, and in all its trappings
it n perfect. The arms of the State, emblazoned
et each side, are chastely drawn, exquisitely
amused, and finished in true artistic style. Mr
G' hilifzer, under whose immediate sopervidon
de stendard was mode, deserves great oredit for
its excellence that characterizes the work. It ie
llpasld to make the presentation this evening or
tomorrow morning, and it is fair to presume that
ti I/MOWS will be marked with enthueiasm, vim,
lit spirit The committee of presentation are
1. W C Greene, of the Sunday Transcript, Ez
(know Dative% and john Trenwith, El.
rItILADELPHIL MERCHANT TROOP.
Several members of the Philadelphia Merchant
Troop called to a us on Saturday evening to ea
r/elle all bogus arrangement. They stated
z r
Wit aegis • slime they appointed the former
:Walt and first lieutenant to represent them at
Washington in regard to their aceeptanee by the
Goveremient for three 'ears' service; Hit Har-
l illtke Mond liouteuent i being left in charge of
111, a 1111101/, The two former tenni returned
bore Wt ten on Saturday, bringing with
LOSat what are alleged to be bogus papers of se
oepteilea. These the members will not, of course,
!senses,lnn oeatierk enerelmste and ethers
liplEnt nbeeribing at present towards the troop.%
/he member*" eleo desire their former officers to
enema for the money already collected, or pub-
NI the Wend amounts through the newspapers.
7111 PRIALORLPRIA. CITY GUARD RIOLEINT.
This regiment, under the command of Col Dare,
Wined ler three mouths, and the term of service
VII tipize tri i g iy. The greater portion of the
~:r4 here Spilled their ifillingtune iv outlet for
~
''''"' Pasta, and an eftbrt is being made to keep
It.P the ofigmal organization. Lieut. Col. Birney
IGI usur p s
the command of the regiment at the
std of tie three menthe' eervies, and a reontiting
4 .mitir us Den opened at the Girard Dame to
oPtsin nen to sil the plaoe of those who may re•
canes wow.
Col ch„„ tv Lot week. by
the 6 4extary of War, tbat if be would raise s se
gment within three days—as be rirefessed to be
all to do—it 'wouldtie aooepted Col Chantry
?et to wait in tbis w
Tay
where be belongs, end the
t o— aogt niacl itbin
° riet l
na it torl. ari" in for ;bti tere
r.
e wa" They
ttreot to be mastered into aery;oe to morrow
ate beglquarters of Col. Chollatry le the Stiller
110 street, below Choetout.
cqL. ainernza t s i t GIILIICI.
4 rose body of men are now stationed at
7• Pliel Point, N ew .Tersey. To-night Cony pro
ilkiminating the oatnp in regular terries'
be Tato lilt aittoNstionlo , war 44+1-
i: • 4
understand that the-Vine street ferry
/eines their wharf every fifteen minutes dia
! ,rth_e for Cowper's 1! oint, thus affording
B i as • okt r.iseopporturity of witnessing this "oat
novel apootaolw
COLONICL 16 NALL'S RICOINCAT
Pokod Small's regiment Is now under orders to
rfs towards • Chamblirsburi; at f 1 o'clock this
VIII* It is not m own whet i tter 'at* MittASILISti6II
ersy will nee any change in thie
otter: "
men will meet at 9 o'clock this morning, In
tegr i g t° n Nun*. Moot destiastio i. gnus-
At a meeting of lie Miners of the army at Fort
Monroe, Va , on the 11th of June, the following
resoltrions were adopted relative to the death of
John I'. iambi.. late a first lieutenant of the Se.
oond regiment cf 'United States artillery, who was
killed in battle at County Creek, near that post,
On the 11th inst :
Resolved, That the heroic death of this gallant
officer fills all with admiration and regret S:aad
iog at his piece, in the open road, in front of the
enemy's battery, till shot down, he served it with
the greatest coolness and moat undaunted courage
flunked, That, while deploring bit untimely
end, and tooling that his loss to his country is
great, and to his family and friends irreparable,
still a death so Onions can but tend to lighten
the burden of grief to all.
Resolved, That, as a mark of reaped to the me
mory of the deceased, the officers of the army sta
tioned at this post wear the usual badge of mourn
inf sr thirty days
Resolved, That a copy of the foregoing resolu •
bons be furnished his family.
Raw/v.54, That these proceedings be furnished
tke New York and Philadelphia papers for publi
c, tiot.
PRISENTATION TO AT.W HAMPUIRSI TOTiONTIMEO
The sons of New Hampshire, resident in Fbila•
delphia, intend to present a national standard to
the Second regiment of volunteers from that State.
It has been made by Messrs. Horstmann Bros.
& Oo_, and is an elegant speoimen of their skill,
the material being the best quality of silk, mann
laotared by them expressly for this purpose
The regtment is expeoted to pass through this
city shortly, when the standard will be presented.
At a meeting of the officers of the First Infantry
Regiment Cameron Light Guard, held at the head
qcarters, on Saturday evening, the , regiment was
reported as being nearly complete, there being
room but for one or two companies more."tone
of the companies, however, not being quite full,
will receive a few good men.
It le the design of the friends of this regiment
that it shall equal. in personAcet and power of en
durance, any that bare yet left Philadelphia. The
only field officer yet elected is the colonel, George
P. McLean, at present inepr of the Twenty-second
infantry regiment, stationed at Baltimore, In the
absenee of C"Ionel McLean. communications may
be addressed to Adjutant B R Roust, at the present
headquarters, No 3.30 North Sixth street. It is
understood that this flue regiment will certainly
be accepted far the MM.
DEATH OF AN ESTIMABLE YOUNG MAN.—
Bartley !derrick, Jr., partner in the firm of Mer
rick Nom and Bon of S V. Merriok, Esq , died
in this city on Saturday, after an illness of about
four weeks The deceased had been on a visit to
Cuba, attending to.
the large oontraets of the South
wark foundry for the oonstruotion of machinery
for the sugar plaatations, and reftlrnliod home on
the breaking out of the war for the purpose of vo
lunteering for the defence of the stars and stripes.
He was taken sick on the return voyage, and finally
sunk after severe suffering The Aecessed was
highly esteemed by a large oirole,of arquaintanoes
and by none more en than the workmen of the
Southwark foundry, who design attending his fu
neral In a body The services will take place on
Tuesday afternoon at Grams Ohuroh.
Tule CONTROLLERS OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.--
Moan. George M Wharton and ktiohard Ludlow,
on behalf of the Board of Controllers of the Public
Schools, made application, on Saturday morning,
before Judges Thompson and Ludlow, In On, Corot
of Common Pleas, to awe the opinion of the court
whether the present Board of Controllers bold over
null January, or are to be elected at the tonal
time, WO will be on Titeeday next. The court
will render Ira decision in the ease tiro morning.
Taw Exiscurrow of AEMSTRONG.---The time
fixed for the execution of Thomas J. Armstrong, for
the murder of Robert Crawford, is Friday, August
eight weeks from Friday last Toe condemned
man soareely seems to realise bis awful position,
and he; doubtless expects to finally escape the
gallows.
PruE.—The alarm of fire about noon on Sa
turday, was caused by the burning of a part of the
floor on the second story of house No. 418 Monroe
street. The joist ignited from a stove pipe that
paced through the floor from thds .04.04 in the first
story. Neighboring fire companies were speedily
in attendance, and the damage done was trifling.
Cllnnen ToznicArioN.—The Trinity Fresby.
terian Chetah will be dedieated an next Tuesday
(Jane 18, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon The depot
of the 8,-Inend and Third-streets Railroad is close
by, the chunk and the ears of that road will bring
passengers to rho place.
THE NATiousm Sivrsa Frans.—A meeting
of the depositors with the National Saving Fund
was called, at Military Hall, on Saturday morn
ing. Atunt five hundred persona stumbled, but
there appeared to be no concert of action and,
after a oonaiderable time bad been consumed In
disowning the oondition of affairs, an organization
war erected by oollin Mr Riley , to the Ads, and
a motion to adpurn until Wednesday evening pre
vailed A ocmmittee was appointed to examine
into the affairs of the company.
HOSPITAL GABEL-1111117 Bain Wan Cat in
the fame en Saturday_ evening, during a fight at a
house face, en
in Acorn alley. Walter Mowbray
wee arrested on the charge of inflicting the wound.
nary Smith, a'child three years old, had bar
collar.bone broken. on Saturday evening, by fall
ing down stairs, in Juniper attest, below South.
An old man, named Enos Brown, had hie leg
broken on Saturday analog, by falling off a step
in South Street, between Front and Second. Au
the above were admitted into the Pennsylvania
Hospital.
estmos TO BAvuena.—On Saturday several
young men were taken into custody by the river
polio, for exposing their persons, while bathing
n the Delaware. The prisoners expressed much
surprise at being arrested and alleged. They were
not aware that it wee against the law to go into
bathe from the public wharves. Those wishing to
bathe should leek more secluded spots.
SIIIP Jona; Tittrextg.--The mizzen-moat of
the wreck Joky. Trucks was removed ;in Batnr
day. Attempts were also made to raise the wreck,
all of which proved namosessful
Ferran Doom:RD.—About 11 o'clock on
Saturday Morning the body of a girl, apparently
about 19 years old, was found drowned in the De
]aware, at League Island It is supposed to be
that of the orange girl, who fell overboard while
passing from the steamer gdittin, FOTTV I C to the
wharf, a short thpe since. The deceased had red
hair, and was dressed in a blue and black dress,
and had Ant a check apron. The coroner took
charge of the body.
Amour PROM Futs-Ankts. Yesterday
morning. while two boys were handling a pistol. at
Thirteenth and Spring Garden streets, the weapon
wee wooldentally discharged, iajurirs one of the
lads quite seriously.
SUICIDE. Yesterday morning a woman
named Sarah Wood, aged forty.oee years, was
found daad in bed, having committed suicide at
her residence in Colbrooks court, First ward, by
taking a dose of 'endow:D. She cause Of this rash
set was on amount of her husband volunteering.
The cl.c.aseci leaves six children Who Are in a vary
destitute eondition, and should receive speedy at
tention from the relief committee.
iTi EMS
WARN WWII= —One Of the most potent anti+
dotes of the warm weather, now anon us, our readers
%eat tied the cool and. delightful Rummer Under_
clothing or Messrs. It. C. Walborn &. en., Nos. 8 and 7
North !math street. The Gentle Furnishing Goods of
Ihis old home have a wide'recutation fer being at once
segf, always as represented. and remerable reason
ale la lilacs: There , proeont array of *Ai/Ilea for
Bummer comfort is especially worthy of notice.
Tits Carron Tasna.—The civil war and block
'de is likely to produce something of a panic in the
soorkst and 1,111 pin ett•ntian mare thin
ever to stimulate the prodttot.on in other cotton-grow-
Ina countries. At the Routh, they begin already to - feel
the evil of an intemictett Mia nem with the North.
*Tim uy, tue cutting off of the supply of cotton does not
seem in ttes Istser. to 46. t toe ''des of elothint Thls
IS fully proven by paring a visit to the one price mili
tary and is vie Glottung estsbashment of Granville
stokes. sob Chestnut street.
TEE MILIT&BT CLorismO Thirot•—nookh lll
Wimp's Brown 19tOne Clothing Hall eelif*To va la the
lending house,for the manufsomring of military cloth •
the . . In the upper stones they have some twenty cutters
employed , and about seyrn hundred hands are constant
t O.silfiid in making uo the work. Over these thoimatd
gam ware * made up by thm gnu in ten days. for the
mato, ands' full suits tor several comparison of Borne
Guards. and for oMoers of the army and navy. The
location of this wall- known estalnishment is Nos. GM
end SOB Cro.ina atatet„ above Balk.
" We are extremely glad to notice the least evi
dence of inoreasing confidence in Missouri money,
or rather that the banks are gradually yielding
to the just demanded the hour, and bringing their
issuer daily nearer a speoie standard. To day
Eastern exchange wall Bold for 7taB per nut. pre
mium for bankable funds'—what a misnomer !
and the tendency is still downward for exohaage.
and in proportion upward for Missouti paper. This
is all owing to the foot that the people have deter•
mined to bring the banks to a wale standard or
drive their notes out of circulation."
The MOLTED; U,ison, of the 12th, nye ;
A convention of delegates representing nearly
all the railroads in the Confederate States, Min
ding Tennessee, was held at Chattanooga, on Taal
day, the 4th inst., at which &resolution was unani
monsly adopted to metre the treasury meta au
thorised to be issued by the Secretary of the
Treasury of the Confederate States at par for
freights and fare. The Nashville and Chattanooga
railroad was represented in the convention by Col.
Whiteside, and at a meeting of the directors on the
7th, a resolution was unanimously adopted to re
oeive the treasury notes at par for freights and
fare. The banks in Charleston and Savannah, and
other points in tiouth Carolina and Georgia, had
already resolved to take these Dottie on dapping and
pay them out as currency, while the Bank Con
gress,_ at Atlanta, recommended all the banks in
the Confederate States to receive and pay out the
notes in like manner, and we doubt riot they will
acquiesce in the reoommendation. This Ration
will as once place the Confederate States upon an
equality with the circulating medium of the South
ern States---a safe and reliable currency."
The accumulation of the shinplasters thus de
nominated " a safe and reliable currency" in the
hands of the Soutiern railroad companies, repre-
Sented by this ooriseotion of traitors, will bean
itself a partial punishment of the crime.
The annual report of the Ohio and Mississippi
road shoes the following financial r-salts as to the
earnings and expenses
For the year ending May 1, 1861, from pap
senior& $472,998; freight, $357 290; total,
$830,259; against a total in 1860 of $898,817
Toe revenue for 1860-51 was $B9B 817; against
$1,015 484 in 1859-60 The mutual are increased
in 1861. $ll 8.56 ; being in 1860, $733 292 ; and
$745,148. in 1861 The construction account is de
ereAS.sd $63 296; being in 1860, $8E4938; against
$25 642, in 1861.
At the late auction of the lease of the Ohio ca
nals, the highest bid was 520 ; 075 per year The
lease was struck off at the last-named sum to
Thomas Dugan. of Portsmouth, who, we under
stand, represented a company of Rent Jarvis, Ar
nold Medbary, Thomaa 1)rowo, Thomas Moore,
W J. Jackson, and Thomas Cooper. The lease is
for ten years, the annual rent to be paid semi
annually in advance. The lease and bond must be
executed within five days of the day of lotting, and
the time will date from the approval of the bond.
So the canals are out of the hands of the State for
the next ten years
The company to whom the canals have been
leased have paid in slo.ooo—the first half year's
rent—and taken posaesaion.
The Chicago papers speak quite enthusiastically
of the convenience of the Sleeping ears on the Mil
waukee and Prairie du Chien road ; paseengers
for Pi. Pawl, Prairie do Okien,Madiaon, and all
intermediate places,leaving Chicago by Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad, go through without
change of care. These oars have only one tier of
bertha, and Ward the comforts of a good hotel.
The Boston and Lowell Railroad Company has
declared a dividend of 3 per coat , payable July
let. The stocks of the 80-ton railioade keep up
remarkably well, and with ono exception are held
at prima above par. Western sells at 1124'; Wor
cester at 110; Fitchburg at 100 ;
Down and Lowell
is held at 101; Ramon and Maiso at 111*; Old
Colony, 1023.
Philadelphia Stock Exchange Sales.
Jan. M. WU.
Rat ORTED SLATMA,M, MOTClhantiV EX.ChBII.IIO.
2roo Penns .... 77
1030 do—.—.. 77
9000 00
10:10 do—. , 77--
60 Remoras R )6
10. i
26 do— .....aash 16
7636
10/ do /0.18
60 do—. —.. 2616'
60 do —163 Q
8 Cam & Am R..._..112
10 do—. .112
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Philadelphia Markets.
In Flour there ie no tmotable change but the demand
Is mostly for good brands of extra and extra, family
which are eamaaratively mama; tloo bbls good extra
and 100 bbls Broad-street mills do sold en terms kept
private, and 1,100 Ws Jenny Lind family at $686 4p .
tdd Has trade are , baling =aerated, at *dad dd for
common to good Western and Pennsylvania superfine
and extras. 62)106 for extra farm y. and from $6.
12%07 416 0 bin for fancy brands. as in suably. and the
ma ket rather dull Bye Flour is quiet at $360, and
Pennsylvania Corn Meal at 82 OM ify bbl, with small
gales of the former only to note.
srassv. is very little Offering, and the mar
het is dad at the late dachas a few small lota Western
and reroaylranis reds only navtal bean (lisp wet of
at - Men ne. the tartar row emu.", as fares 340014 11 0 for
white as in qualuy. a sale of spring wheat was made
st lato. aye is quiet at Sho for Pennexivama. Lions
is aso quiet, and prime Southernsallow is held at am.
afloat. with liget lemmata and sales 2 000 busheLs da
m ‘sed sold at from 10 to 420, is to oond:tion, and 1.000
bushels Wertera mitred at tea Oars are eauhrereed,
end Lie, bushels onthern sold at Mt, afloat. Penn
sylvania are worth 2 , 0.
Bass —1 here is no ohimse Quareitron. and let leo.
I is sto.ree, and wanted at $2B 4f.' ton
VOTTONO.. nrtrket continues at a stand-still, and
Walton any alteration to IleTo to Igloo or demand.
GROCiante Ann raevxmorts —lli-ye are no Mane*,
and very little doing lit the way of ewes, except in
Co_ffse. wh=ok is brining full prises
w amity a selling slowly at 1634011 e for bbls, and
16340 un. ads,
New York Stock Exchange—June 15.
1 1 000 11 R 61 roc—. KU
2008 U B tic '7l ocup-, 76
lute TO
MAO d0.—..._.70#
MOOfla '65 . . 86
660're, 32 41Y Ot
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04 Tenn 66,'80.../16 66X
66)1
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5000 do— - ilO .94 1 A
1000 do.•.
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lore P 1 Cent Ms, 19.. so I
601 Virginia &a..._._.... •2
7000
120 0 Di Carotin%
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10000 fit snouri 3734
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540 d0.........51u an%
190 0 do— 36h
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MO Louisiana 01
d0......._.:: r. 5 50
New York Biarkets—Satarday.
nons.—The market for state atd Western brands
Wan heavy and tower. 4 .4 the cope moo a better in
quiry prevailed I Ino inm and extra uremia were iu
moderate demand. The tren.gotiona em , ,raced about
'l5OOO bull, tat_tudatE super/me Slate a.d Western at
6014.65. extra Mate a. 014.75nt 90 fur fair, am,. 65.10
for fancy d -
111W11s6a. — There behm "_to •owt" the market wee
n met. WI Walt a r.ir export eomon4_Loo,loo ombroo-4
80 000 bushels. which eownsted of red Western at $l.lO.
and white Ohio at $1.3501 41i.
°RN was m toad dem md. and prices were Meter
for rood sound stunning lots • sales 40.000 bushels at
46c [or Prone ett "pug of Western ten fdr
.„
""nei 70115 w, and Sr 04ifo for hembid Western
nutted
Moan. Tbe enerlret was du I and heavy, with Sallie of
iao bum, at 81615061575 f,..r mess, and ehhoto.te for
Prime.
WIMPS vaanteady, with antes of &boat 800 bills., at
161mot.KEL .
'
FOUND Dnowyku.—Last evening the body
of a woman, named Loulie Lex, was found drowned
in the Schuylkill, near the Market-street bridge.
The oareeer was eetit.l to Qtend.
GREAT Armacries.-n-To-night being the
anniversary of the battle of Bunker MU. there
Rill be an extra entertainment of the Stereopti
con, at Assembly Buildings Ness Vialte of the
rebellion will be given, including a portrait from
life of the late Lieutenant Grable, Harper's Berry
and bridges., and all the battles of the Britudan
war.
The Drummond light will continue to
illumi
nate the Vicinity of Ohl:stout and Tenth Melte,
SLIGHT Fraz.—On Saturday evening about
9 o'clock the roof of a bones in Eleventh street,
above Rios was partially 4amago4 br Am
cOrlarstiNTAL , HOTEL—Ninth and Mu
W C West, S N it P de [per. Patna
J T Little. New York B B Yale. New Y k
H H habeon. Cincinnati 8 Hill, Liverpool Hug
Thos W rune, New Jersey R Vankirk, New mar
W P moNliohael. N J A 17 Wells & enton
J P Howard, New York W F Taylor Jar City ;
W Itarb.sk U 8 A W R Brown. litre rg
Hon A H Reeder Kuban J F Warr New yotir
yens, New York Mr Ward '& la. uel go. Pa
s lbert Davie. Soston Dr Hubbard. New York
Aug Johnson. New York Jag A Burden. Troy!
14vingeion nines. Detroit tie, obsokourn. Hoitov
B Oar, Jr, new Jersoy 1, Yam Renss , lesa IF Y
J C Creaser J I' Leavitt, New York
AB we eh k wl. Saratoga w L. Farnsworth. Bor on
John 8 Newborn. Cleve'd. U Lt D Todd, U 8 A
Dr Van Buren. New York Dr W Bibb'. New Y rk
Dr Anew. New York kfr Bellows. New Yo*
T whinier it wf. N Y it ** Bain& Venansreoo ,
B Ii Ramat. N. I honk John F Qsgood j Roxbury
H e one rd. Roxbury 1 . Dana. New It ork
G N Dana, Boston F C BIM:1MM New Yrek
Ctr , • JOnei & la. U 8 N .U 8 Warren. New Yor
Win Crooke, 8t Panl Ed Ricie.St Paul
Mr Chaos & to New York Miss Chace. New York \
J M Moorhvd, Hawaii:lOn J W Stitt, flew Jersey L
W T Peale. Wash. D C M Simpson. talitotibLla
RP Blake, Baton J Rlinfesns lowa
Muir Ransom. Isms John Boone, new York
111MAtzwell. Reurou It .13 flotehkiaa. New York
Lient Wilson Jr la,U 8 A H P Walker. Bntiali Vier!
Ii Casely, Belgium Cot eul, Chariest .n,
ode Prledenthal, N York E M vorttes, New York
0 10 dge it. 2 Sarah! Jer City. A Washburn, Cautornia
lease Platt. New York AI Upson. New York
.1 Graham, h. arylatti Geo C Whiting, W ash. D C l
J J Carter. Newark. N J .1 ~i mann. savannah, Ga ,
J H Schultz. New York D Hurts' nth Ohio •
John W thoott. Brooklyn J C Draper, New York
J Morse, Hartford, Conn W 0 Irish, New London
.7 kl etsvenson, Davenport JIII.II W Norris. At Loom
Beery Stan g. Ch , migo _lsaiah Atkins, Boston
1': N Dickerson, New York W thouren. New 'V ark -
W B Frauch, Rhode Wind hl Jackson & son, R
heo Kreger, New York N W Condiot. Jersey City
0 8 Erode., Pittsburg W T Be*rl. N ashel. 'Fenn
Aire R A 'Thomas. Lanoastsr Crmetrool, Cleveland
Kent, Connecticut St .1 Sheldon., connerriout
B.Ult.n, England is L. Russell. Pittsburg
Geo is Pettibone. New York J A Dtratibrouga. .tone ii
N Straub New York Jan • Perrin ., Dayton, 0
0 Mass. Plitt rneg Chu f , tumult
Jag mard u rhilade obis Fremont W Bios
Alf Post new York B R Chapin. Brooklyn
A ' ott, Brooslyn A J Van like. Brooklyn
Mel W it firewater, N Y Thom F Wells. Boston
N Hunt. Boston Allen, Boston
I Mummy Indianapolis Col B D Baker . Oregon
Joe Seligman- New York If H Dodge.
M linesman. New York J Rosenthal. New York
Jua P Abyn, Hartford J-gin WoodrulT,Conn •
Chill Mackin!, law York M. ea Latimer. prow. R I
Col AT aioßeytioele. DI Y C. pt J R Stearns, N York
W C odiorno, B ston Wm mid Jr. fc, la, Bosm
Dr a (,) rtiosarason, avow; 11 0 itiollardeou. Jr. Seem
J Botrum, Jr Boston Chas Copland. Holston
Jr.L' Emerson Bornon Geo 0 Carpenter- Boston
John it Benton. Now York A C TAR. Massubusetta
Peat. Ch oago H B Smith, Musaw matte
T M Wheeler. low Yolk alghd 0 troldrnm. Indiana
Major limner. II 8 A J uorries New York
W A Brahmin. it wr. Boston Chao c Southard, Boston
Mr* ELvia, Now York C Marsh, Roston
I F Zebiey, New York J C Butes, Boston .
11.611.CHANTIP ia WPM—Foot& street. beloar AMR
Jog n Thompson. Phiin C ()steward. Philadelphia
Au. Cook -a: ia, Tenn Hir•rn woi,, M Chunk
Chu M Hii, y, Bridgeton Wm d Punting, iSoniarget
Win J Moodie, Ashland B Mark. kennel teams
CdptJ B Unit, N El Adams. H.vsrbili, :elms
11 M Bt. end_ NE4UI Ymk Tilos a Col ins. eauglind
Jae E Dennison, Ohio Jai B Odds. U a N
Mrs J H Gime Aie2I3DOCI, Pittsburg
W 8 haven. Pittsburg 8 G Turner, Bhasinop Pa
J L Cape . New York Mrs Gresors, Ne Y ora
A.1117460E4 r.elmegrove, Pa Thu iißeamer.n.dtord.Psi
J P paaliner & Oen e ttobrirte, Baltimore
N C re4TI. , PIVISIIa
A .11 nosenumm, N York 11.loodoor..iscrers'zi,V.
Gen W Fonnarivaniii -
*MEHICA.N SOTHL—Chestnut Strom.. above Flttb.
Wm Jameson. Baltimore Limit oft Berrtlt
F !tenor & wt. ft U Joe Mattintly.ll, D
W C Clask, new York J O ininger & Is
Capt H. Jenkins, d A W C Brrialiwo.id t __Penea
H • Millard. New 'Haven Walter w Ch•ster
John MoCalferr. New York 'I bend Farr Baltimore
baml B Donau, Cheetereo Dr JR I verhart, W chest
CII 0 tn.os. Wo.t twitter ih Murphy, 1-ow cork
hlise k Fun or. hew York Mrs Downer. New York
M Pokols. New York g
JAMBS Ba dwtn. Baltimore JOB gg• lo.ioni & tint, Pi 0
Mrs Hathaway & lent, t C Jas Id Chad bourn, hi
W Forms K Davis Fe. ns
Theo .7 Wright N cave.licus lensed Leasumg. NJ
Mrs Woods tr. dam. W Cheat It Q. Hammond. Fa
ls W Eamhn. Can, Ohio IF raoCauley Now York
Mr Perkins & la, Wasb'n
87. LOUIS HO7 814—Oneacrint streets above Whirs.
Mies Brumer not. N 'York W Rowell! Sc. la, Doirtr.De
G W Jone. , Philadelphia Mr St befallen. YONI
C A Calvin k la, Delaware John T Alahouy, Phi's
J W Sunderland Panne, W W idearailier Phila
°Pertly. Phoadelphis W G Hunter, h Castle. Pa
Cape J Kuala. Prow York emi J Mauthof, New York
.p viimer.N.v tro,k 'Wm W Bova Chalk an, Pa.
G CUrtig%Nlaustahugettg .1 it Winter, Now York
J 8 Houghton, Phila
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3 West Phil& .it. ..13 64_ _
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100 Erie Railroad .., 23
30 d0......_.. • ~ a / 2354
SO Comb Preferred . SN
KO 11 Y Co eval R.- .o 743 a
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550 do—.._ 75U
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25 Hudson R— 22
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450 35
THIS unori—Arott street. above Third
r. phlylaek. Phila ALSO. Ralph, Now Yckrk
FD W rnilltps D T Know sou Apa
_p %cc a uteri,. Bethlehem it. Culbertson..Dlud
E D Sylvester. Mass 6. Oberholtser & Is Pa
.Jll Roberts. Barthian, PI J J P Charles & wf. Indlany
R .1 Cloth, Ohio
BTATED llNlON—Xaricet street, ribeve Math.
John Kline, Marietta, Pa Thal, J Watt, Latrobe, Pa
Jos Walker. Per losy . lranta Alien Chandler, W cheet , r
Jokr, Chandler. W Lhoster Mrs Cb•ndler. W Chester
N rdoConker, WCh star 1) Ahl Neeintie. Pa
Hums, Chioaro, 111 G X Italy, Penmen
J Rude r raton Deo l• 11.tt. 12nraborg
Jon hider. Wllki, shurg Wm U Watt. Pitimmig
It Aimee tn. Delaware .1 Snyder, Delaware
L Kulp. PattereJn
QOMMt.HCtAL HOTEL—niath aL, above Mestent.
E Steward. Chester co, PIS .1 T W ell.. Phtlarielehte.
J B Leonard. Ches 00. Pa .1.) .1 Brower. Philadelphia
K rtout, Pon, own, Pa .111 koott. Elkton. MO
M Pennook. Wilm. Del .1 M Stout, rotostowri
8 it Stout, Potts own E gimp. rho dating
A M DIOIIIO. Garversv, Pa C & la Mary laud
W H Sweeney. Wllm, Del Gen Finiton Wilm, 1101
G ft 80rt... Baltimore E. Wells, Philadelphia.
Step'n G Baker. Del cio. Pa John Evans. Chem co, Pa
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street. above Third.
J A. do Kemp/oar. Phil H Diokison, Norristown
W H Morton. Lanoastar H H Davis, Maryland
U A Larkin. Maryland Chao F liopitssob. Penn's
MOUNT VERNON RUTEL—eeooed it,, above Arch,
W tsuotneen & lady, lfld B L Temple Dover, Del
F G dmitb. Flute a Btene. Lturtinktod. r J
A Muller. Peees.lvadia Chas Fenimore, II Jersey
John Giberson Nov Jereey J B Ptokley
Geo Hirkpatnok, York, re P A Bturdevant, York, Fe
REVERE ROUNE—Third street. above Rut
C Howard. Massachusetts Jae Herrman. Perm's
II Thomas. Poneer lvanta W Huher. Wheelong, Va
E Ryan. Haw T J idor New Jersey
J N %ortan. Pbmameille J Orifftu. New York
F Wade, Fhilade. pate W swath Pittston
Amos Stiaton, rittitOß Mira Biwer, Wi hamsport
BLACK BEAR—Taira arm. above Wowbill.
E Grefory,ffelineerove Di R Clemens. Cher Valley
Centre eo, Pa P R Puha,. Boon ao. Pa
R Kirk. Pernaovania A Myers lowa
K Tominson. Byborry 6 R Bawer. rriladelphut
D Bruner. Keaton Wm Revert, By berry
BALD FABLE HOTEL—Third st., above Caßoylan.
H e Osborne, Bethlehem G . V Tredentek• Peens
W nerve, & la. Penns Wm B. Bush, Bethlehem
S Stone. Bethlehem Wm Smlth, Monts no. Pa
BARLEY SHEAF ROTEL—Nammd at.. bet. Vino
Wm H L. 70“, Now York J Prioe. New Jerzoy
.1 Comfort. books 00. Pa M Etokmg. Poona
mill, Nom Wants L Paw. liotaimm
A Marimam. Horsham T Jr. Costly. rums
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TEBOBALD bears the reputation of
being tke beet Boot end Shoe maker in Philadelphia,
nee Lin advertisameatt., It
AMONG TEM MANY PRIIPAILATIONB before
the nubile as certain aurae for the Fever and Agne,
none have been received with such semis' lavor a.
Dr. J. HOSTEIT rßit'a GISLESItaTED STOMACH
BITTERS. This tonic, hes been circulated and lie
many virtues promulgated throughout the Staten. and
every day the proprietor! are greeted with the intelli
gence of some dreadful cue vanquished by the nee of
their celebrated bitters. In our principal clues mere
are but few families who negleot the Bitters in furnish
ing their medicine closets. As a tonic. it in both mild
and agreeable to the tae's. and stimulating in its action
noon the eystem. Par a earkain .111 , 6 far the Fever tad
Ague. Flatulency. D►apep.ia, and all other morbid (lic
ences, it is .are and unequalled.
For sale br &ageism and dealers generally everl-
Where. Dvorr & CO., !dente, OS H. BEOOND
Street, ?unsalable. /t dew
RaTormaa'a liAte irre.—This celebrated
and perfect Hair Dye is sits bsst . its rho tsorld. All
othern are more iroitatians of tide great original, whleh
has gained each extensive patronage in all parts of the
globe. The genuine W. A. Batobelor'• Liquid Hair
Dye itursastv produoes a splendid blank or natural
brown without staining the akin or Wining the hair.
mut will rempav Da 411 41,4 eta 41 bad dims. invigorating
the hair for life.
Mold by all Druggists and Perfumers. Wholesale by
FeJINEZITOCK tr, 00., DYOT7 & 00.. Philadelphia.
O Pules ()Lemma or rin LA.TESIT
OnsLis, made in the best manner, morosely for Ft E
TAIL SALMI. LOWEST waists erica! marked In
nun Mune, All SUOMI wide 4,_°*4°T warranted
satudaatorye Our 001X-FitIGE IDIROM a strietly ad
hered to. All ire thereby treated Ante.
n7!-ly "OMER & OD.. 404 MARKET Ttreet.
it flame' WILLIMATIIIP
HOIELBLEEIN BEWIN6 DIAOHMEn
Ina Had in Us* for Family Rowing.
U.. 730 QYB.HTNUT litroot, ' kilwoinnia onnr-ly
MARRIED.
FHILLIPEI—SETTLE lbw Tath of Nay, by Rev,
T. B. Miller, Mr. Willem 7. phillipa, to Mum Altos
Settle Doth of Praneford
BERLITIK—SMITII ,— On the UM instant, by Rev.
Samnel Durtior. w Franoin Libeller to Bilins'intarn
ret Routh, ail of PinhulellobiE It
DRAY—MCCOrm fl I, —December Pi HAI, NI Rev.
s tu n, Rogan W. Cray to Remora kleConnell•
bniii of this oh' ,
ahIii.IO%—GILFILLAN —Mils@ lath instant, by
Bev. L. H Christian 11. D.. Mr.
D avid Hamlton. * t
o
M OIURCH—BURIO a V Ph — dIp h a
Mh Metant. by
Rev. William Sterrett, Mr. :meet Cllorob. to Min
Cal °Li P no Bur, awes both of this city.
PRP BER D—Olt tß.—On the Mb laatant, trr the
Rev. Mt. lawiatnjautn, Wm. W. Shepherd to Louisa , M.
Vats DOM dun anr,
107; Boys, 83; Girls, 67.
"gzitMtn Wen*:
Under 1 year. . ....... —. 471. Front 40 to SO ---.... 16
From Ito 2....... 28 " 60 to 60.....:_..: 18
" 2to 5....—. 36 " 60 to 70 .—......... 5
" stole ~ 21 " 70 to 80..„*„. 11
10 to 16.„..... 3 " 80 to 90--2
" /5 t 029,...... 7 " PO 10 AC , , ~,, .., 1
" SO to 40.--.—.—.. 19 293
NaTisTrs—United States, 179; Foreign, 37; Uro
known. 17.
From the dimahouee. 8: People of Color, 15: from
the Country, 9.
lar I
d-WDS. . WAT4DIS. WAXDS.
First—.....-14 Tenth ~. 4 Nineteenth.-- 14
Second....., ....--.16 Eleventh .__... 6 Twentieth.— in
Third —...... 45 Twel ft h-- .... 7 Twenty Brat .... 4
Fourth.-- ..10 Thirteenth.— e Twenty-geeond.. 4
F1ith.............. 9 Nrerteentho" , 0 TWenti-third,,,-, 4
i
sixth —....... a Fifteenth-- . 13 Twangs -fourth...l3
Seventh ----IA Sixteenth---
. 9 UnimoWx ---Sit
ighth.— —.— 3 Seventeenth
..13 ''
inth,— 3 Eighteenth 9 Total---2113
The unmoor of imathe °compared with the oorresPond
ing_week of 1860 and of last week. was as follows;
Week ttridine June 18. 188kwa5.....—.....
Week ending Jane 8,1861, wge.,---- .
By order ottire Board of Realth.
WiLLEit hi READ.
7_A WIDE BARNUM, only
— I BO Gents,
7 4 wide Bine& Berates, only Meant&
7 4 wide Ellaot Same% only 60 cents.
7-4 wide Bleak Etsreses, only 66 cents.
7-4 wide Mack Barnum only itt cents.
tf wide Black Barons,. anil 1 Gents.
BBsaur4 & 6601Irreee Iltoret
jell 100. 91 cgßwrifirr etrert.
ErREV. Grk-ORGE SMITH, An OLD
sailor, who originated the brat Bethel for li!ea
pen, .411. LEO l•Thith. ork TkMPIAANCIE. In the
l
HANPOM-BTHE L T ORURNI on MONDAY EVE
NING, at 8 o olook. He has been in mayoral battles. It•
TrTWENTIETH WARD.—A. MEETING
of the oitivine of the ward, without dboinetion
orn , rtrorne ars in favor of snotaining the National
Administration in all its Inertia's.e measures. and
rui to put down rebellion end upholu the honor of
tsm. will lm held on TRIS ( Monday) itVENINO.
June 17111. at the northwett corner of el R RD Avenue
4114 THUMENTH B , rret, ate etpipojr, for the fur
e of considering the, best method of lament' ell par
tirs upon one nek.t f State and Muniaipal Mose in
the appr. aching Fall election.- its
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL.
ROA Ib.—MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
IRKETING of the titooknoldeti of the
Phi'adelphis and Zile Helloed Unmeant will be held
at the Office of _the Comeau- . on THURSDAY, June
2 7 th, 1881, at 10 o'clock A. el, for the pu iNcse of consi
dering a proposition hng for Its object the eerie'
completion and seeing ofke r o a d or the said Com-
Golp
orttz.'i,,-,odent end f3ocyfl of Managers. -
JAM On W. NOW APOFPO It D. neepetare.
n N
NOTICE—CAMDE • AND ATLATIC
RAU., ROAD 00t4PANY.—en election for
Direotors of the Oarnden and Atlantic Railroad Com
pany. Lateen fie the asinine nat. will be held at the
office of said Company, at COOPER'S Cam
den, New Jerre', on T URSI) AY, the 27th Inst., be
tween the hours of II A M. and 1 P.
jell 137 ROBERT lett ZER. Secretary.
w HIA V 1,0 V ED HELP Moat
TBE_PROTELVANT EXCRANGE,llouthweet
cornerttztivil I) and PI b,W Streeta, and tate pleasure
in recommending it to the public as an institution much
needed in our oity. for its care in 'Mooting the best
men, women. and children se to character and gash
fications •
t m AVICR§,I3I Due streht.
E. . kla;ivo. u - crou end Tutpohooken stroota.
Et.r/AiL ri A it NDOLPFI, 1734 Chestnut street.
DWIN K I RRPA RICK, MI Arch street.
Dr. PAPICOAST.II3II Mount Vernon street.
JAS. RICH ARDS. 1533 Mount Vernon street.
GEO. F REBMAN, n 4 7 North Eleventh street,
P. G. otavialt,sea North Sixth Street.
. P. BOW P.R. bird a.l Germantown avenue.
T. WILSON
T , 310 North Front street.
§r
T. Mist3Ulßs. 4211 South Front stree
W . N c t : Bottekß,:4l7AarrAll,?`" t.
Ricti.A.mfll.)M,aitt 1442.tt. sty t.
And over one hundred and fifty more:to whom re
!Grew* will be given at the office. mr3o-3m
MILITARY NOTICES.
THE SIIBSOSIBER HAS BEEN AU.
THORIZED by thy President of the united States
to rem a RbelltlYlENT OF ITIFANTItY. to serve
during the War. ,fia desire s that it may b e corn
naiad of erupt). mater iel as will ielleot himor upon the
With this view. he invitee the Ml6-Ace-
Tattoo, of men of GRAMM 5t isoutation and militan
experience. and esproially oi graduates of the United
BMW; military academy, solar as vraotioable.
Gentlemen of this etaffip re regimes, to address the
Aruba 'her, at the Br. LAWREIriCK BO rEL. Phile
delthis, without delay. RV). W. GISAItY.
Jots rIG"
lATTENTION !—Wanted, for immedi
ate *Wive manias. ABLR-BODI ED MEN of Teepee
tebil}te, tejerh the " IMPESLAL GRJARP."
es ...no.. a sectond story ofK. w. oorner of PR
an d PIP nit streets . D. B. Rat
joI4 3t* Find Lieuteneut
WANTED FOE THE
I,OPO MEN
UNITED !MITER Id &RINE MRPS. able•bodiedi
between the ages of 11 and de retire, not legs rasa
five feet four ands half incites high, and of good
Obaraoter. soldiers serving in this Corr perform duty
at navy yards and on board United tate■ ehipe-ot
war on ferelgn stn i
ons. All other infolmstion which
ray be healed w ti e given at the Itendeayoug , No.
egg trwort etrcet.
First Laentsztant W. BTOKES BOYD,
jet-lm Recruiting Officer.
BRIGGS HOUSE,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
The undersigned respeotfully announce to their
friends. patrons, and the travelling public generally.
that owing to the stringently of the tin es. flier have
reduced the price of Ward to TWO IDOLLAKS per
cl ay.
Thankful for the patronage so liberally bestowed
on them. they tesueetludy ask for a continuance of
the same, assuring their patrons that the "
will be conducted on the same I•beral plan that has
heretofore onarsoterized their establishment.
WM. F. TUCKER & CO
iol7-1m
NEW LO AN
FOR SALE
A. limited amount et the new 5.000,000 LOAN, in
iMMS to suit burchapers. for sato by
JAY COOicE & co.,
114 SOUTH THIRD STREET. 1611-114
SPECIAL NOTICE.
We wilt call the ants* balance of our
STOCK. O'F GOODS
AT
VERY LOW PRICES roll. OA.SH.
The moist attoitiou of our friends la asked, as To
MUST well.
F. LA.SHER &
ieln-et ea* MARK= STREET.
punE POI VT WINE.
FOR RATS BY
O. H. MATTSON,
ARCH. ANDITENTR• STREETS.
es
fIuPARTNNRS, JP NOtTO ( .--Tho un
dereigued_hne ihiedny savointed with him_, in the
GEN e:RAL HARCI,WA atilt BURIN NHS. EDWIN G.
STONES. The Mimeo of to o firm will beresner be
minduoted under is name of Lib'Slir V & CO.
.74Aly,b txtp•EY,
Philwielphie. Jose von. GOT MORAW: CS.
Jell-mwe fnit*
WHILE YOU "ARE ABOUT IT, GET
TEE BEST. Thorn are no better Photographs
or ArobroVril than ITS daily made! at Rbihitillld
eamort,azgurtu 115Treeip Mourn tiREJEM ai annitqate
charges.
0000 HAVANA HIGFAHB.--A
1, 2 00
choice assortment, manprieing
scone [lithe mast nelabrated brands in the Havana mar
ket. suo# es r igato. GaPanaa. Vernon Espanola. App.
Book 806, &o. Alw F/ploro
and Oa:oia übtareitea. For nude low for ease, at old
taritl'eneen, by too Importer, CHAR LEA 'LE I'm.
jet? Itp leo. 130 WALnUT Street.
NEW 4 . 3 u4m-,E._100 boxers Liao Licrkvr
iner 000nt7 Obeeae, on consignment for sale by
C C. BADIAA & CO.,
Mll-3t • 101 ARGELetreet, td 11013 r 600110 Front.
LAPP, --25 lierots prime leaf Lard, for
ame by 0.0. H IDLF R tr, CO..
jel7- 3 t 103 ARCH Street, 3d aoor above Front.
POhK.-250 bbls. Mess Pork, for sale by
c. c. SADLER • CQ,.;
jai?' St 103 ARM Staaat. Sd ..gat aba alr ant.
- -
QALre or ALRARNBY trierlLE.—The
pkudetinotep t worms' to sell, at FAWN Sale, oa
=WISP Y. June PP, 4841. nu hie Farm ,„ near the
Eddmeten Station.. on the Philadelphia and Trepton
ilitlloll4 'his valuable bed of el ) _DEato KY CiArT
noneruni of nod /4 OWL. n Heifers from 0111110
three meats oto.nea is Mill and seller Cc Ives.
Part of the herd has been imported at greatcoat ; the
rem.rader has been bred amoral from imported Cat
tle and the whole is of pure blood and to admirable
sondition. ,
Asi n or own 'will learn Me Reasintron Veootitf
11% o 'clock. stop 'me as tee ltddington ittattoat and
sale wilt *commence MI ereistaciwatitits hr.
The Cattle nosy be summed atLeny trmkprevions to
theists.CANlADJali.
ITEM SONG OF THE mum
I've tickled my mute so long with a quill..
Pile ha shaken her leathers. and oan't keep still
A song she le singing., the metre is 105 g.
But voice g out is melodiously strong. •
And west is the subj.ot that engages my mugs
The defeat of the II ehe:s none snob send new.;
The wolit.eal thrs , dom that has ruined our nation
Or the rush of a. mail hosts for our eoutitrVa Salvation?
With none of these au.stione does her song even share;
it re:atee to a modal, by name A J. OA It le,.
Who has °period a store—or a Lsdies' bassos—
And. for selling cheap goods, they sr,m,unee him a
star!
If the ladies will oall. get vcinamted with Dare,
eld mg woe sings it to ed„As is a/langs./mind Molt)
e will show them rare bargains, puroheseil °heap for
the
Whioh be sells at low rates—most people call it rash.
His lady attendants ever seem very gracious,
Therire quite a set-Off to 'wine KM, so auebeioall:
Young King is the man who fixes the windows,
Showing Lawns for your Lucie, and shawls for Luoin
dam,
Their assortment's oomplete, of the fashionable kind,
And the, sell et the Inereat, for =qt. bear in mind
a new gore , on tifiCQAD I nun abo►e Lombard
street,
Fitted up quite tasty, and looks very neat
For the benefit of those who have not vet favored us
with a 041, the number is 4ii couch nECOSID Street.
right next door to H. Tustin Eldridge's. cheap Har
ware store. Jell
WHOT:FISA_LE STOCK
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
FOR SALE AT ItETAIL„
The gnbaeribern offer for wale, on and after
THURSDAY, 6th INST.,
,AT THEIR STORE.
NO. 409 MARKET STREET, NORTH SIDE,
NO. 409 MARKET STREET, BORTH SIDE,
NO. 409 MARKET STREET, NORTH SIDE.
NO. 409 MARKET STREET, NORTH SIDW,
FROM 9 A. M. TO .5 P. M.
FOR CASH, RETAIL.
LESti THAN WHOLEVati IUM,
All kinds of
COTTON HOSIERY.
GLOVES.
LACE mint.
ZSPHYR9.
SHETLAND WOOL,
SPOOL COTTONS,
BUTTONS,
(Of ail Desoriptiona )
Alio ; a Full Asuortment of Dram Trimminne
BURNET T, SEXTON, &
SWEARINGEN,
jai -1m 110. 409 MARKET BTKEET.
NEW MANTILLA. STORE.
The most sploodid MLR MANTLES ls ilie oar
HOUGH & 00.,
SILK MANTILLAS; .
In every new style, the richest qualttieserwieistet.
et the elegant New Store,
AS SOUTH TENTH STREET.
HOUGH & CO.
jetitdca
. Herat; Officer.
NEW STYLES MANTILLAB At 41)
CO %TEL—Ladies' and Misseri, the largest and
beet selected and cheapest stook in the city.
Lace Manullna, Points. Bournone. cheaper than ever.
from anetton
Lien Pointe at $4, cheap at 08.
Laws Pointe at ws iso. °neap OS $O.
Lace Mantillas at 86. cheap at 815.
Lace Symons at $B, cheap at 815.
Gray Mantillas in knsl.sh Berates. and Mourning
Mantillas suitable for the present season. Cheat bar
sitinL
1.000 yards French Foulard etike i nloo cheap at 710.
000 YesTUS be -uti fed Mozettnb•gue. 250.. cheap at Coo.
54110 yards Panes Bilks and You'at d Bilks, cheap.
800 garage Robes. B Anent.. and Lawn Robes,
et half the regular prices. Lawn Robes at 81.75. cost
o-import
rstr4is a
t n he s
c o h m e e
pfeoroinl y
^Bec
ity.
Beautiful Emo'd Collars. only 250.. cheap at 750.
dis at one half the Utv.al prices.
1000 yards Laved* Clothe. cal- 43, cheap at 10s.
.1000 yards mitred Mileage at 413(0., cheap at 12ffio,
Jae it Itlct:Lltt) // OS
LOTII
T E. OARSELBERRY, will open this
ur • urrui the 'followiss LOTR OF GOODS, Wag
es- front yesterday's Cale
5 eieeee 11115ttIng. o I'd. IMivide, 20 eon's.
Pieoes hlett ng, white. 6 4 'ride 38 cents.
3 Paseo. MAtO3.. whit.. 4 4 Deets.
1011118 English styles. Chintzes. A cents.
10 Pieces lead ootored Linen• fine quality It% 5 01125,.
10 Pieces lead-oolmea Linen, eztre fine, /Di cents.
1 Case su e inbtrll3s. SIN °este.
FHONI Tilts hr W YORK SALE.
rozka4 Geet book que l iky Kid al.— A 9 conk..
110 Di , Zen Black Aloh • it Mitts from 18V, cents up.
1 5 Dozen el/onto* Kid (l - oyes Nt oe , te.
BLACK BILK`-78:88. 11. 9105, $ll2, $1.28.
1 Lot ad wool fleasirneree, 6236 cents.
1 Lot Shepherd's Plaid. Soya wear, 1814 cents
rive per cent. off all yeah sale. above 8u gel le.
J. R. C3x3E.L.BERRY,
45 North EIGHTH Street, below A RCP.
F._B.—Three fresh owe just opened, of EU • ERA
ATTACHriIe.ST HOOP aIIIRVIS. ja15.21
-
gPßuie OLOARE, IN EVERY NEW
7 ,7 ItYleg MOW,
m33t-lm 910. 93 N. Ninth street.
SPRING CLOAKS, IN ENDLESS VA
moth st WNW. nlll-1m
g MING OLOAICS, THE OHN&FIZT
P ,7
ever Kean, at IVENB'.
mt3l lat No. 113 8. Ninth atreaL
CLOAKS.—Wholesale Merchants are in
vit.4 w ism r oot the nook at
No. 43 South NINTH Street, owner of Jayne lit.
iny3l-1m Between Market and Chestnut.
NEW STYLE OLOAKS, EVERY NEW
style, every new material, at_times that agonts
sad h
everwalnuts.y_one, at treeta.he large store, IC E. corner
my of
311-1 m Eighth
CITY CLOAK STORE, No. 142 N.
Eighth street, above Cherry, are now selling every
new stile of the 40111/011 euperb qualities, in every new
shade of color, cheaper than any other store to the
atty. mi3l- tm
LINENS AT COST FOR CASH ONLY !
Damask Table Cloths. for Gash.
Irish Linens at coat for each.
Linen Damasks at eon, for tub,
Towels at omit- for cash.
fliiieting, Pillow and Butcher". Linens.
Napkins, Doylies, Cloths, &0., &o.
Comprising our entire stonkLinens,
AT COB V FOR CASH.
ootomenoinx to day. the 4tb inst. Our stook is large,
Camay, and hashand will present many onaimal bar
gain., even in thew limes, of extraordinary cheap
goods. COOPER & CUNARD,
ieS D. E. oar. NINTH and NIARKFT.
OPENIN9 OF ISE WWII-STREET
MADITILLA 51011. E, rt. W. oorner Tkirali and
ARCH.
ALL NEW GOOD!.
RlOl3 Lyons Silk Circulars.
Rioh Lyons Bilk Barques.
Ombra. and
Mantil Fher Laos .? ointa.
las.
o.
Do.
'Cloth end Twe edCirculr's
a.
lamer Cloaks. &o.
Parehmed under the influence of the War panto,
and to be sold at lees thea the ooat of importation and
manotaetare.
Lath!s are invited to moan this stook, without re•
serve. before ourobsain elsewhere
mat lm JACOB UORLFALL. Prop'r.
SUMMER GOODS—
Reduced to very low D
6 Teuadine Blume", taw he.
Rich Omandies and Lawns.
Fanoy_worstesl Stairs. Bareges.
Gray Trsvalting Goods.
Dago..
Foulards.
Duo-sla t Tharaania, Mozantnques.
Plead &Ike. Barley Silks. Silk Robes.
Barege, Gienwone, and Organdy Robes.
Cbally Shawls, Brasile. aria Btellas.
BKARPLESd BROTHERS
Run GREGTRIFT aud Bums* owlets.
IVIOBQUITO OURTAINS AND GLANS
LTA- COVKRING.
WHIT% AND COLORED BOBINETS.
. . .
11.
TAO illibiaritier" hay" now on baud full lllinitll/011L
Of white and Colored Itotsnete. of differ's; widths,
mutable 'or mirror and_picture °ovations.
FLY NisTS AND MO QUITO BARS.
1 5 %Tbey are prepared to cover oho doliers. am fistulas,
•latilfel. drwee. ko.. and to make Moo nto Curtains
tor Dodo 614 Ms : In Me most approved manner, and
at the shortest nose.
SR nPP n
AnD, YAN HaRLINGIVN & ARRLSON,
Importers and Dealers in Curtain o. atonal.. bbsdeo.
&0., kos.
.104 Itt Po, 1' 0 1,1 CWERTNITT eltroet,
ADAMS & SOeJ'S STOOK to be closed
catblirritiAlValotrONT WERE
TAtHtt WI?
&Her the Isla wee MONTH AND ARCH.
tuele
'PYRE & LANDELL OPEN THIS
MORNING—
Imo 4dozmnbiquar,lBlo.
8 4 Alosamb auea for DIBIIIIII and Dustin.
RIME & LANDELL open to-day one
. 0 O3lO More
Fast Wore Organdies-113: ots.
bummer good, all reiluged.
lOE BLANKETS AT VERY LOW
R " Eli fiarlatanot for Mirror Cover'.
)0-4 Rats for Chandeliers.
.Low itewum Muson for do
.' UVRA & LANDRI.L.
3elo FORRTS and ARCH.
ADAMS & SON'S STOOK to be closed
eat
LOWEST. WHOLESALE PRICES.
Cheaper than it a discount Were taken Wisner the sale
was made. BIGHTS AnD ARCH.
myte .
ifilY RS & ODELL have Faihionible
.11- 4 81111PRERDS, Whi t eDS.
Black and Plaid Valenta&
Black and White Plaid Mohalry.
ADIEF, prep aring _ for the Travelling
gopoop, aro A s l O oxurrouo Our giallOrtratini Of
TOirrigt ar6l Dress woods.
Shepherds' Dress Goods.
Superior Mitts, Olor se. Hosiery. &o. E LANDJuLIi,
FOURTH and ARCH.
ADAMS & SOVS STOOK to be closed
tuil,'4`gtErr WHOLESALE PRICES ,
Cheaaer Iona& if & Amount afore taken off after the
selll3e made: Ellilllll Allll Anal
113
A DAMS & SON'S STOOK TO be dosed
osa B_3
. -WWEST waOI4ESALE PRICES.
Mee thaw it a dukeoUnt
lei,
MANTLBS-DUSTERS.
le wale room. esoond Boor, abounds In handsome
.. mamma. Dusters, &a
hin Unatere,for Lulu,/ and Mins&
French Lace Hoods, ac 0016
COOPER & CONARD..
jel 11. E. Corner NINTH and MARIM.
A DAMS BOWS STOM
xx• out at I,2xesaholesait Pnook
GILEAPER ',Ls IP A DIROvUNT WERE
TAKEN OPP
alter
31S she sale was node. EPHITE AND RAWL
RETAIL DRY GOODS
HOSIERY.
HOSIERY,
HOSIERY.
HOSIERY.
FOR CASH.
AT RETAIL FOR CASH,
AT RETAIL FOR CASH,
AT RETAIL FOR CASH,
AT RETAIL FOR CASH.
THINK STOCK OH GOODS
NEEDLES, PINS,
HOOKS AND EYES,
SKIRT BRAIDS,
TAPER, BRAIN!
COMBS, BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY,
IPIDISMeIIIRTOr
(Bilk. Merino. /to.)
96 SOUTH TENTH 8 WREST.
AT COST.
ENTIRE. STOCK LINENS,
fr EMBROIDERIES,
tx " LACE MANTLES, and
11 " DRESS GOODS.
BAREGES
AND
BAREGE BORES
AT
40 CENTS
ON THE DOLLAR.
CASSIMERS,
CLOTHS,
YESTINGS,
AT
20 PER CENT.
LESS THAN USUAL PRICES.
MANTLES,
DUSTERS, &O.
A email advance on omit of material.
Our entire stook being Dinh, having been judiciously
bought at notion and of first hands, will be found
to compare favoiably with any other in town,
COOPER & CONARD;
Southeast oorner NINTH and MARKET Street.
jell-tithe m 4 t
"HARPER'S FERRY,
FORTRESS MONROE,
AT .TIXANDRIA„
MANASSAS JUNCTION,
And ether pilules new
IN THE HANOIS OF SECESSIONISTS,
Are doubtless points of special interest to
OUR BRAVE. SOLDIERS,
And the node portion of the community sonerady but
THE SPECIAL POINT OF
INTEREST TO LADIES
Is No SO7 CEI , i BTlv UT atreet, where the .WHOLE
SALE eiTOCK OF PRICE, FERROL it. CO.;is telling
od at Retail, and where
FOR et YOU CAN BUY" THE VALUE OF SO
We therefore hope that the welt-known Wit rs spirit
of the Ladiegof Philadelphia wilt be sulficientlY aroused
to TAKE"
WY 'SUES MUT ST., WITH ALL I I.IONT 1.".2.1
‘i4371, especially, as it can be d..ne
PEACEABLY FOR CASH.
ALL KINDS OF LINEN WHITE OOODS.
LACES. EMBROIDERIES. HDKFS.. te.
N. 8.-800 LACE POIITE3 AND MAN/LES, at a
further reduction of 26 per cent.
300 Pen. TARLETONO, all colors, at 10 and 12
cents per yard, for covering mirrors. ohan
dolma, AO.
300 nv. SOFT FINISH LITIW I I3. autiroir
without dressing, manufactured expressly
for Ladies timer ' , Near.
1 LOT 4•F RE ,lIY-MADO: CHEMISES, em
broidered and lace tnmmed.
1 LOT OF h.MB.C3 MOSS YOKEd,
Illie*A Fresh Invoice of Point Lace Goods. Je3-1111
pARIB LAOS MANTILLAS,
SECOND IMPORTATIION
• These-Geods having beim relinquished by our Import
era—in view of the war crirrs—t htt e more than tae
bare amount of duty, wilt be offered to purchasers at a
corresponding reduotion from usual retail prices, tris
AT bp own ON THE DOLLAR.
TEE BBLANCE
OF OUR
MANVFACTORED STOCK
MK CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS,
tiPB,INGI CLOTH CLOAKS,
BUMMEK CLOAKS. Ale%
TRIMMING LAGIN,
DIMS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, Ito .
All in large assortment, will be closed out at an average
rednot•on of ONE HALF. in order to complete our ar
=temente with our mediums.
J. W. PROCTOR (50 Co,
PAR/13 MADITILLA and CLOAK EierthaiUM.
TOS Street
NEAP PLAID INDIA St
A I Jut received. per Eying Baud,
From Canton, two mutes of
Plaid India sidle, extra quality,
Warranted to wash well. and serviceable
For summer Dreamt.
Also, one ease of
Brown and Prsb , ndis Ratans. ,
Yellow Pongees., for hummer Damen.
White Pongees, for under wear.
aHnItgLUSS BROTHERS,
CHEBTNU V and MGR rg streets.
VTRE & LANDRIL, FOURTH and
.E- 4 . ANON Streets, opisn this 111012222."
2 ourea tow Gray Goode.
1 Eugenie bray Mixture..
CLOAKS AND MAN --
TILLA9.OAr-
TIEN —Didion are esntionsd against the nefa
rious statements of persons formerly in our employ,
and now in toe employ of other parties who r!present
themselves" to be connected" with us, and thew watt
lishmente to be 6. brat:LA.4 of the Parte lit% ant Pia !Km
venom." Sect& storernents are simp ly . wiTRIITHS.
4Llett to eigniare and eh.at the 41.fillIgNEItike.
We have no other store than the one we have own
pied there am ream at OS trf Street.
J. W. Pe OgTOR CO.,
ml4-tf Paris Mantilla Emporium.
V 4 PEUIAL 140110 E
o and after this data
TITO LEY It CHAIM will are&
EVERY POSSIBLE IND BOEME 7
CAIIII PURCHASERS OP. DRY GOODS!
Be determined to ridges tilts Stork they will eel
geed OWe - eine .
Beautiful Fancy Silks for 75 cents, worthleas
Heavy Rich Fano' Silks for 1, well wort $1.21.
Grenadine and .eareao blows, shout one half their
value.
Bray Mixed Goode, in every variety, from 8 onto per
yard Co to cents.
ELA.OK SILKS, nictiAms LUSTROUS, VERY
CflbAP
Neat Black Brooade Silks, double faced, kc.. Pro,
g De Lame,, Calico,., Camoneres, Cloths. Vesnugs,
hiustrng Plonoolo. (4.tulto. Comoro. hog, &o
MAIM AN D'CLOAK-ROOM EXH I B I T I O N
Freneh Lace Mantles. Pcontes, &lava', Eugene..
Osman& Lane Mantles, Chantal!' Laos Goode, &o.
Black Bilk Costs, Mantles, ho„ in every etyle,
AC WHORNLEI & cHIEIM
IN. _Learner 13111111111/ 111 3 .1118ri OkiLDEll Pic
N, tr
HSTEEL & SON,
No. 7/3 North TENTH El treat. giber° Coster,
Will iellthe, _
lIALIsIe.V. OF THEIR STOOK OP
.
-
NEW AND
At still treater reductions in prices than they bare
ever before made. and at
MUCH LOW ER PRICER
than any RETAIL-WI; bLEBALE globe% in the city
_fanny and r °Ward Mite, very cheep.
very cheap and good thug un its.
Choice Drew Goods of every variety.
Fine Jaoonet and Organdie Lawns at 12X.
LA Gni MA CLOTH . rOINTEd, noURN OUR.
SILK AND CO iTo AND nd ANTLEB,
id GREATLY UND2It COW PRIORS.
SMALL -PLAID SILKS.
Blue and White French
Blaot and White French
Brown and W bite French Silks.
Given and Wart*, French Szlice,
/wale and White French Silks.
CO doz.U dkl. . at SI 150 per dos.
CO doz. hite But Cloves. 2150 nor pair.
Megy goods reduced very low, to close nut, at
JOHN 11. STOKES',
TOO &RCM kltreek.
DAMS & SOWS STOCK to be closed
out at Lowest 'Miasma. Prices,
CiIt,AFER TRAM IF A. DINCOu
D NT WERE
Tit KEN Ofi'
after the sale was reed& kaftaril AND ARCH.
mrle
pARTICTULAII ATTENTION IS RE-
A A u att e ß N our fi r t t rags , AND SILK DEW—
LI RS.
Which, in eanseensome of the times, 'will be disposed
of at ssesifieed rate*. SON, .
MILLINERY GOODS.
WHOLESALE STOOK. AT RETAIL.
THOS. KENNEDY & BRO.
T 99 CHESTNUT Street, below EIGHTB.
Aro offering their Stock of
FRENCH FLOWERS,
AND STRAW GOODS.
AT RETAIL.
jol4-te CHEAP POE CARL
GR.MAT BARGAINS. TlllB DAYi
BONNETS. CAPS. and HEAD-DEESSIgs,at
the Kew York Ross. 57 Routh TENTH Street. above
Chestnut. ins tat
CLOTHTNG.
WHOLESALE STOOK.
WHOLESALE STOCK.
WHOLESALE STOOK,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
READY-MADE CLOTHING
READY-MADE CLOTHING
AT RETAIL,
AT RETAIL,
AT RETAIL,
33 to 50 per cent. less than the usual. Retail Prices
33 to 40 per cent. less than the turaal Retail Priam
Clothing Burets ate rerrpeotfulte invitad to examine
this stook. The Ramparts being nearly all manulao
tared for merchant tailor 04(10 of large towns and
cities. are sA veil ant, well trimmed, and substantially
acid., and warranted to be- fully &mei is the but
clothing m a nu factured for Retail Sales. Vela Stook
will be Gold recardlean °lust.
LIPPINCOTT, HUNTER, it SCOTT,
jen-lit 404,10ARICET Street.
BCIHLILN'S WERSP ANCHOR GIN.—
Now landing from on board of tho fintohbrive
Enna. at Lombard-street wharf, Yli Mongol Hug superior
inmormi and for tale lay the subscribers, Rote im
porters of thin Gin. HENRY Built b.N &
j e ts..gt Rat end ta73 'oath FOURTH btreet.
VtiAM 411108. E.- 50 cages of 12 cheeses
• A Such. received oar Burch h ig "omens, ham Am
sterdam, and for sale by El WIRY BOilLt.N & CO..
ial6 61 st4l and 253 South .1 1 %.1JtiTis nutlet.
UNION IC NVELOT , EO AT MAGEE'S
• -
• vigor; zrivechorEs at 3' o onzorsAOT ni.
latioll ).NVE . ko•Pbb at MAO :.; F:'S. •
UNION Pa. 1.1. 3,t Iti 6 CH , eg rNUT Street.
MOON BADOEN at MAGEE'S.
klanUfaetnred and lor Bide t traoiesale sod retail, at
biAer,a , N otatonierp Store.
ale grioulaiv, ge,iit, &have Tau&
Corner of B adman Meat.
Jel3-3t Comer of MINIM street.
EASE AND VOMNORT,
_m t . ThiTOB2I.IO mike, Who. can tOggsee et Pelt
evogyPoe
Pu4n ft , person
_probably never wai barn. But tllOllO
who snow when 14141 an gaited in 800 fB or 'MUM
ago Aorped so give him a nail, and thine who never
were towed before may be mitten now t
. He is at Ma oid
inapt, taoB CoATEB Street. iota at
CARD PRINTING, MET AND OR:RAPIN IN
the CUT, at 34 South THIRD Iltraet.
CIRCULAR PRIPITINE4 Bait and Okeapaat in the
Qtr. at 34 loath THIRD Street.
NI IL I TAR Y 1) zi:UMB,
Pan 'TARV
MILITA.LY
iirAfoIIPA.:TURED AND Ba,
MANU IeAC BRAD ND OD ll
MA DFAtITURS6 AND S O L D .
WOOLEBALB •.r RETAIL, BY
.A ND R.: rAIL. Etv
Wri.OLE'iAL.P. AND RETAIL. BY
IV. P. UHLINGER &I CO,
80. fid§ AQCR Serest.
o. 6 et ARCH Street.
Pin 646 Ato ;11 euriet.
/Sir Old Drums repaired. end Drum Fiala. • tor male.
jeds-6L
ARMY BLUE CLOTHS,
ALL WOOL,
STANDARD WEIGHT AND COLOR
CADET
OASSIMERES, OLOTIIB,
SATINETS, AND SUNS,
WELLING, COFFIN, do Co.
12k.
COTTON DUOS,
SUITABLE "OR TENTS,.
FOR Sitla SI • ,
FROTIIINGHAM 8u WELLS.
tf
cIOMPRES:iED KULL ETB.-Unitta SEWS
A- , Mime Mtudiet and Rifle Halls; alio, MITT deo
geription of Roond and Conical Bullets mannTaetneed
to over. Large stooks conntantly on band. Orderafilled
at eight by THOMAS °Tie Lb ROY & CO.,
Patent Shot and Lead Wo , hi, :'
SOL end SO WATER eirritL
saw yogi.
myl4 m
AMUSJIMINTS
THE THIRTY-N(0E1TO AIirUAL IX
musruort OF THE PENNSYLVaNIR AGAI
EMY nF THE FIN. ARTS 18 NOW OPER A
iOdS OR • FiTarOT street.
Admission .fee reduced Co 10 Cutts, Peason
Qr.
ante. flt.• 1 ", ^n under tweove year*, hal*." 4,
catv-• 5 rent& felt.
A SEIM BLY - BUILDINGS. .
BUSMAN 'WAR AND EITERBOiVICON.
7r w W ~ F INEn OF Hg AFB
FOURTH WEEK, MONDAY . n
JUNE L H
And Every that this Week. Lie Grab e.'
yew,. Oen. Bauer. Boort. Anieraon, killswortk.ene
Brownell. edAnneee Wednesday and srahlrdrlY w
Admission/Scents Children /5 cents. Jen or
WANTS.
NEXT OF KIN WANTEO.---Hunditd4 of
Ailjniol7ll POIVda Starting in Chanoerr. Ha -k of
Ragland; &a...ratting dementia A Catalogue el the
hfors and manse a. tholts to whom Letters ssould _be
addre-eed t. attend, will be seat post free. oq retripv
of ISO eonta to etNtele. 8r two C , d 0 1 ..1%".1.30.t.
be prevn ea at onoe. Retain+ ae--4.. K. HAI, Heetob ;
J. Dunham. Chief of l'obos. addriae
Oe Bs TO & CO..
jell et Box 260. Post Offloo, Boston Mom
- -
kV &NT --Men of intelligence. 'and
v v pleas ne address its Travelling /gent&A anon
to make money, end no lumbar. address withetecm.
or tall upon S. B. aSAMAN, 139 South MOSTA
Street. jes'ltle
VIVAz►7T.ED—AGENTS to sell PACria
v v 6E13 of STATIONERY end nrwut.my, et
orines one third leo than nan be pnrohnaad iiisewhars.
Cell on or Wrenn (stamp enclosed) J. L. BAILEY Ito.
104 COURT Street. Beaton Mame
IMPLOY itS WANTING YOUNG
1-4 Men, Bto., are invited to address, the" ;an
ment Committee," at the Rooms of the YOnn or'
Christian Association. 1009 and 1011 0 _
Street.
93 OA 11111Wft
RIMMING —At 1100 WALNUT street.
LAP Also,an office to rent ruitnt , lo for oPhymititilli t
WWI - Pc ham mowed rut inch for twenty 1111111
IDIVARDINO.—STRA.MGERS visiting the
R-Pcity. and inhere deithing enperior acoomm datitpez
In the meet beautiful part ni the city, can be eutted
application to 1/Ire BROOK it, N. Z. corner NY ,
T NTH and LOC UnT likreete. pima* Papling.' vie
Hod Rome adjoining. for 51/306 gentlemen or familia,.
Terme JO 10'
U 14;R B 043 EDItO4. AT ROICZ.
nOrOCT.--Oho %MUT. or part" , villimc to PM' for
real comfort , may obtain warding for the en o met iR , gi
rivtte ramify at the new cottage. 6qpr.llß Aveque
above The sixth mile done. Address' B x 1591
Post Office. Phi mdelphia. jalo.mwfSte
FOR SALE MW TO LET.
geg TO LET—A DESIRABLE DWIEL
.Im. LING. NO 123 North THIRTEEN7EI Stremt.
Apply to WETITBRILL it BROTHER. 47 and 4
North 6F;r:o.n mhrit-fr
01HOSTBUT-STREET 114)118K and
MM.. STOKE to rent,--The desirable basiaeas locastaiso
1322 CUESITIV UT Streetosatto dwellint attaohed. AVM
at 431 OH RITNIIT ?street. 4411
di GERMANTOWN PROPERTY "TO
RENT.—To Rent, the large and oommodiolui
modern-built Rouse, corner of ARMAT Street and
WILLOW Avenue. with gas, bath, hot and cold water,
and a ll the modern mew/mute. AOl.l to wimp
S. TARN, 710 6 , 11.6r.rt street. Philadelebie, or on
premium. avg.
di TO RENT—TWO COUNTRY
HOUSERee mi l e from T aa° "' l
717 wmaiutlitreet. 'n=l4°'
9 1 0 RENT—A very desirable BTOI J
ittel T h h e e Iggigrarketittfrcard of
" The
°WI L IAM"
ally.' adapted fore eanatie and RAZZIIII66
eg to
goutliwert NINTH and
GIOR EXOHANGE.—A ))i[ololo TRAM
of good unimproved farm lend in the State orltrw
jersey, oonvement to the city, will be t:chanced
Abity. wri
-t mAtir. Apply t lie . li FRB vo t.Abeet.
adar
ROORSON,R PA r 4 ESTATE BROKER
ii AND CONVEYANCER, NORRISTOWN, PA,
—Rest baste bought and sold on resemble tanu i t
Stores and dwellings for gala or rein in Norristown on
Gauntry. Good Inortsagesuesonsted, Colleetions made.
Who best referenoes uses Ascots
SEA B &THING,
Ft ft THE SEA-V - 10M
Aft illinti-GAM.D.EN AND ATLANTIC
R &ILA° It—On and after MOND IY, June 117 . h,Mains
VW leave VI.N.a allitlET FERRY, m fames: •
tram A. M.
Exoreqt train._.—__. —....- 400 P.M.
Aceornmaiarion.. 00 P. M.
JIB JIBBING, LE S AVE * ATI, 4.14T1G .
Mait
P. M.
kapress —6 i 3 A. M.
caommoriation, a &Hi M
Fare to ifttleal . lol 41 ' 147; Rolll24Trittilatra good for
Orel) days, Oa 60.
Freight mum De delivered at COOPPR'S POINT by
3 P. M. Ihe Company wi 1 not be responsible tor any
goods until tenanted at.d reeeipted for, by their Agent,
at. the Point. JOAN o..ElititkivP- - . -
Jo 1 if Agent.
F elt I V: rf 'gif t l ATLANTIC a
RAILROAD # au tram leaven Vine street ferg Rail!
tbaudayos excepted) Z a.
Returning, leaven Atlantic— - P. Id.
Fare -
Round-trio tickets, goad for three owls 82 O.
Mansion Rouse, Neptune, Bedloe's. and eater Won,
are POW opea, •
gas-kr 3NO G. BR.TAVIC, Agent;
ri F Els.
LILLIM3 SAFE DEPOT REMOVED
to no. P 1 South B.EVENTE Street. neer RIO
ranklin institute. _
The undersigned, thankful for past favors, and Ming
determined to merit future patronage, kao osoured
elegant and aonseptept store. and hal nimg on hfinil
lafre,amortment iAllie'n Celrted wronAnt ann
Mulled iron Eire and Burglar roof Safal,Eo tgll
etnotly fire and burglar proof sa es mach } Istr i. 44 -
tie's unequalled Liana Vault. Safe. an
Lil Lie's Bank Vault Doors and Looks will be furnished
to order en short notice. Thu is the strongest, best
protected, and cheapest Door and Look yet °Mired.
Also, particular attention is called to bilhe's New
Cabinet Safe for Plate, Jewelry. ace, This Safe is G0a
.0404 to 'wawa in style and elegance anything yet of
fered for this purpose, and in the only one that II 'Wat
b fire and burglar proof.
DPIMAL Normi.-1 have now on hand say tWe=l
Farrel, Herrin. & Co.'s Sale. . amino! them
new, and some forty of other makers, comprising a
complete assortment as to Nixes and ell lately • un
changed for the now Celebrated Lillie Safe. They wilt
be sold at eery low pries& Plasm oars and examine,
11X-111f fil• C. RAMAN, *sena
iriStiniiNClS cosi r ,its.
FAKE ICHEURANt7E ()UNWARY,
No. 4 0 6 ..CREBTNJIT_Btreet,
FIRS AND INLAND teIIiBRA.NOE..
DIRICTOES.
*mugs W. Bey--of Day: & biletleas •
duel Virrtcht—. " Wrwiat Brea at, aft.
D. B. Birogy " Dwris & Blree3r.
Henry Lewis. " Bros & Co.
O. " J. C. Howe & Oa. •
amine T. Bodine.. —Pres't Wyoming Canal Crems'l ,
JIIO. W. Evernteuu:....of J. W. Brfriten & Oe.
Geo. A. We5t..._;_..... West k Fobs&
T. B. " Moue. Martin. & Os.
o.Wilson D e ns.—... Attorney- s- law.
S. D. Woodruff--....0f Sibtey. r Molten, A Weogysft.
Joe. Kessler, mtte d et,
G RADS irgt.
FRAN GIB AL ituck, Vine Presides&
WthltlAMß I. BLit lilt A WTI. neenttery, 16e4ft!
BATING !'u we.
SAVING TOND—UNITZEI STA 1 1116
TRAMP COMPANY, earner TURD and 0101111/-
NUT Streets.
INTEREST FIVE PER CERT.
B. R. cßAWFOßD,Freaidenk
JAMEB R. fitlNTEß,Olgrottin and Treararer.
ulnae name, rrow 30 imp' II vis'aluol6
gn ue Company is not Jomed. in SAY Ihnialiallgit
Lorisloiturp
&Agit, DAILY EXCITIOTONS.-
Steamer CORANgaY leaves first mar
be how 'AG &rem at 73i A. M., dsdr ((SW data eX"
orpt+d) for Cheater , vent.errove. New
ware. City. FOWI' DELAWAR.;,, Maleln.
natarsion tioketa for Ctioiver and Praaarrove, 15 eta.
lit. dn. for Now Camas. Ma LAM
Fort, and MOW.
Fut.& BALTIMORE DAME
AT 3 O'CLOCK P 1,1,.... -'
BA -Aim rkiILADELPITIA. sTEAml*Ait
cpIAPANY. -
- ' rr- -.
(Ericsson Lir...)
Via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal.
One of the new wen Steasaboata of thin tlom leW
w ave um aoser OF
Chestnut street Wnar
Ar rga.no - f Aess 4146A . ptImil ea S C e ti
Will arrive ill :WIXOM* itatlY UM next motet es.
gestilat . of .t. kinds taken at the lowest ra tes aim
otago= Y. Vehicles. Ao. * '
Ls at the 0
t e.
A. 11.0 V . 1 .._ As. tr -
nwlit-Int ft
iihd iG i t FOR NEW WKS..
HAW DALLY LINE, via Daawal. ara
rßaritan i:or.aL
rhiatiolokia arid Nair York Knoell , Mant e P °2l "
posy trill :soma raw 1110ourdi Mk
instant, en~l Matta daily at P. M. , delerertlll cur oar-
DM in New York the Mowing dos
triangles taken at reasonabe ntea.
WM. Y. ablralt, agent.
ilra, 14 SMITH WHARS.
dins 14 emiliff 11 V4034 1
mow eir t Tort.-
atifigig FOR NEW YORK. Tv i s
rtaiOelp_hin fiteamyrevelter Colman°
will oommonoo Weir man"' /cll . I" wanal onAIMMOY
Bin 'KUL
whom Steamers are now mewing freight at Itenert
Pier *boys Falun% street.
Weans sasommodetanor. Avir 1, 4!
110 - --"tmi l smphmor•kro • ...1.1.11*
ViroAD-500 lbs. for sale by
WET 9 %RILL & BROTREs.
ion 47 anal 49 hortb OZGOND iltroft,