THE CITY.
'tarp and Naval Matters.
ARitrirm, o ?RA TWILIITY BIRTH 21IW SORE RE
GOMM.
Tat fine regiment, oompssel of three battalion'
o f Genoa, numbering fifteen hundred men. were
ii n ,, fro'o d to arrive in this oily about one o'olook
inOrning. They are under 'summand of Col.
..,, Szeinaen, and the men have . been fully
ripped Mr. aad fa toiatted with arms
ai through the
oitstor, the millionre, of New
Igl iv of A
k, Some four or live hundred of the German
oT , ne s Philadelphia are members of the regi.
Dist eveeto . .s. the German Turner Rifler of
I Tidi city had their ball, et Third and Willow
wo o l , brilliantly illuminated, and decorated with
dopars,in anticipation alas arrival of their friends..
'willve prepared a beautiful sat of colors,
present them to the Twenty-ninth B e e..
mint A large delegation of the Turners marched
wohingt di-street wharf at ten o'clock last
bt, and remained there at midnight anxiously
i s t i g A g the train. The rettantaat at whioh the
. I , i i es are So hospitably entertained was the
ne o f great activity, and everything was being
s e
pt in order to tarnish the soldiers with a corn
boriable Popper. The German 'Lida, however,
b i d 11001Istion waiting for their Mends at their
bail, an d, If possible, intended to escort their com
rades thither.
wo learn that both the leading °Seers of the
fogiment served with distinotion in the Prussian
wr y. All the otbsere were graduates of the con
tinental military oo:domicil, and have commie
beenT surgeon, Dr. Charles Nowitaue, has
a regimental surgeon ita the Pa-Emden and
Men armies through several campaigns. He ham
the most ample provide= for operations of all
kind', and with the assists/toe of hi' mate, Dr.
dheriel H. Osborne, hat already p er f orme d several
le rgissi operations on members of the regiment.
Ds regiment take with them a full set of surgi
cal instruments. litters, bandages, and large quasi
ogee eF hilt A very large crowd of people as
stabled at the wharf at nine o'clock In she emo
ting. supposing, from the firing of cannon, that the
regiment bad arrived. Such, hOwanner, was not
fps MOO. Two squads of soldiers, belonging to
mimeos/ now In Washington, were on board the
regular train, and proceeded southward.
BZW WAR ZQUIPXIIIIII
roe of our Chestnut street firms exhibited to oar
ro wer yesterdey a kind of knapsack new to
Moulage!! The same was recently imparted from
Fame, audio simply the havresaek for the use of
the French foot soldier (Chasseter d pied) The
hart-tasch, however, mint not be confounded with
tits provision-bag (sae de ;mate menture) to which
our soldiers have applied a name similar to that of
the Frenoh knapsack referred to. The haversack
resembles very nearly the knapsack of our ordi.
'try foot soldier, but the Preuoh material is ell:
tirely different from ours. Instead of being
tester or rubber, vrnioh have been found by ex
arlance to crac k or elt beneath the "no. and the
Lnner, at least, to decay rapidly in dretzahllig
rates, the haversack is made of cow or calf skin,
oil-dratted, with the hair on, faced with stout can
ing, and bound along the edge with morocco. The
dressing Mikes it almost as pliable as rubber, while
the hair sheds both rain and sun SIP comfortably as
It did on tee bank of the original animal.
Of small dbnanrions when empty. and, indeed,
when peeked, the Aovresoek yet holds with ease
the following flit of artiOles imported with it, and
exhibited to our reporter
" Tit e S'ac de perste anonture (our haversack) ;
two pairs of heavy Chamenr pantaloon', a heavy
blue damel testa, a linen sack to roll this latter
jun), an burnouse flannel great-coat, a pair of
leather leggin" and one pair Gaols of leather sad
linen gaiters; three heavy brown cotton•dritling
shirts of ample size and two pairs of drawers simi
lar in material and proportions, four brushes, a
leather neemsairs or housewife, which le a whole
magazine in itself; a clothe" beater and a
outridgerbelt, oil for looks and belt-peate. All
these, besides rations !"
The straps pendant from this navreasok are in
tended to hold comp kettle, drinking and eating
utensils, and many other articles necessary for the
soldier and the ramp. Two curious lanterns St ,
tired with this strange piece of equipment : One
of those is the Lanterns Antrichienne, open on all
sides, and used to indicate the poeitien of poste or
direction of line of march ; toe other, the Lea
nne a tram:ale, Dowered with a bell-shaped dome
of tin, and open at the bottom only, for the rellen
tiell of light into trenches which must be Com
pleted without warning to the enemy-
These implements appear to eolipse in many
respect, the narrow utilities of our American
infantry knapsack.
NITS YARD.
The greatest sotivit prevails at our navy yard,
and over fi ft een hun dred men are employed In
she shop, yard, and fisting out vessels for sea.
The St. Lawrence received her stores, and went
Into commission yesterday. The following is a
list of her officers :
Captain, H. G. Purview's ; lieutenant, James
H. Gillis; sating =oder, H. P. Picking; surgeen,
Robert Woodworth ; assistant do., James Qamn
Haut. of marines, James Lewin; sating midship
men,G-Cotton, J. F. Pearson. G. W.
Wood, 0. N. Tracy, P. W. Lowry, R. T. 'French,
B Sammy; paymaster, Bony Duffield; Boat
swain, John A. Brisooe ; acting gunner, L
SUis; aailmaker, Lewis Rogers; eaptain's clerk,
P. G
We learn that James C. Krim, late boat builder
at the yard, has been ordered on board as acting
carpenter. Orders have been received at the
yard to erect new buildings, for the purpose of
placing therein machinery and steam power, to
make blacks and other Wert that bee heretofore
been done at the Washington navyyard, for vi
role fitted out at this yard. We have also un
derstood that the Government intends leasing the
fire proof building at the foot of Prime street and
jolt outride of the navy yard walk, as a store
mate for navy stores, tit the capacity of the
yard at present scarcely being antßoient for
as wants of the Deparrioettk The steamers
Yoldmi and Keystone Mate are now being tho
roughly overhauled, the former having been
taken from the docks on Thursday, after eopperiog
her bottom. The Keystone State will be taken en
the dock to undergo the same operation. Among
the yolk going on is the bringing to light old tim
bers 'shish have been under the sheds for ten or
fifteen years, so that all St for the new sloops of
war may he out and put in shape. The laborers
are, therefore, kept busily employed, under the
auperinteedenoe of Kr. James Palby, the master
laborer. Eighty marines lett the yard on Thurs
day, for Washington, and about the name number
of seamen were received from New York for the
St. Laneenee.
gelligOw PRO( PISCENLIVILLE
WeleamithatthellnttedtimumiGovernmenthas
awarded a contract for six hundred cannon of the
griffin ride patent to the Plicenlx Iron Company
of this Bonne These gone were warmly recom
mended by Quartermaster thineral
The Griffin rifle gun 15 manufactured in a roll
ing mill It is not hammered like the Armstrong
and Wbitworih gun, but is rolled hollow It bee
been thoroughly tented, and wo understand that a
rirpoueder will throw a ball throe miles and a
half. It has the strength or a bronze gun, with
moral advantages not possessed by that compoei
tin. A six pound Griffin gnu will throw a fifteen
pound ball of the acorn shape.
The authorities of our city have ordered two
batteries if six-pounders of thin Masa of cannon,
compriaing twelve gone. They will be ready for
delivery In the course of two weeks
rumantmrum MILITANT HOSPITAL.
The military hospital in Christian street, albove
Ninth, has now sixteen p otiente in it Moat of the
patients sae truffaing from various dieeases. there
Wag but few trorgio.ll wages, Thomsh L Orman,
of taw Fourteenth New York Regiment, was re.
Gaited on Thursday with disease of the eyes. The
patients mem to be well attended to, and the ae•
ooramodatious are very good.
COL c s. MBE' 6NO/11107
Beyond companion of Mid rogicooot will be
~gxtad to night by Brigade Laspeetor Firth, at
e Peunsylvaula Railroad Company's Bmigrant
Repot. They Dave been accepted in Ru-Governor
Cteau's Brigade.
COL. CRVITEriI BMILIINAT.
At a tussling of the board of officers of Colonel
Chantry's Regis/out, Major Cooper presidia&
Lunt. Strolls as seoretary, the followgitgoonapa
age were accepted in the resii4ontal Lille:
Captains McDonough, Taylor, Farran, ftszlitt,
Reed, 4. Thompson, Pilliner, Coopsr, Grant, mad
geysa
9.111
Captain L. !Midget, of Company A, of the Re-
Suva nooraiary of the Board o
Trade, has returned to shin oity from garriaborg,
*l'4 orderifor atop to Ripply the Second Reg
Meet 11,08SITIS.
21111 SCOTT TAGION, COMPANY IC,
presented Captain Keifer with a beautiful sword,
foiterday, as a omen of their regard for him as
'unitary otheer mil be remembered that the
Captain served, with merited distinction, in a
number of battles in Mexico.
cLOTBIZG "OR TIM SIVE
Dr. Throop has sent e message to the charitable
ti this city to he furnished with shirt', sheets,
stockings, and bed.oevers, for the use of the doh
is the hospital at Chamberseurg. The panels
ire suffering for the want of these articles They
{ill be reeeirad and forwarded at the following
places : Ity litre. Joel Jones, 625 Walnut street ;
Dr. J. Hints, 1106 Pine street • POI K. Price, 811
4rch street.
Tna BTIND Otern.earAert.trts LimnOrnstnrf..
—The work of the erection of the above-named
institution is rapidly progressiog. The laborers
Dave commenced excavating the cellars, and the
Mills will be run up as rapidly air poraible. The
style of the architecture is pure Gothic- The ran
al the buildingeis ordoiform, four buildings in the
chaps of a cross eouneoted by corridors. Artifioial
ventilation, therefore, comp; toe very alight ex
tant, /1 inpeifiaolus. 28 every apartment is USW
telly retaliated- More than this, there is not a
dark room in the Wawa, nor any single limonite
Lidoe in the entire arrangement. -Bath rooms
arid Water-closet!, upou an entire new plan, are
tabs:ll)Bn each floor; iheataireagoa are all to he of
iron, so that iu ooze of fire communication eannot
b .,.e mg off Each building will be entirely detached,
and Sued with iron doors, with two otoitoloolr to
bd. The building lo erected to accommodate log
children, with teachers, nacre, matrons , 40. Too
eaapel is b be the front centre building, of a ea
Nets to seat 400 person,. The dormitories act
ohnodate thirty children each, with a single bed
Ist each_ A skuresa , room and other conveniences
'united to each, of which therp are three in
s. The two centre buildings, the north wing and
the out buildings, are to be completed at once, the
te_luitlder alter 8 b rief 411 the cooking
' a rrangements, laundry, gee works, amid 1501,11131te
!DOW, Will be in the out building, ecttanettnicatleg
The h the aid one by covere d passage wall%
hole' is to be heated by steam. An ample
G, Plll3 of spring . ' 'Sates ettlete upon the ground
he Wltei gill be primped . into the building. The
T., 11°41 3 forty five acres te, to be tumuli
1 2 .1140 out, will containalso a milk house, play
r 9, a laige pond for bathing, and ample eta
4i4g. Crooning, es the b sliding Is designed to
t ° ,' a ihhiChifteent rise of grouod on the outside of
'tie Twenty - fourth ward, and commanding a view
.!,IDS in every point of the city, the asyldm edifice
l i l t i n,Parpetuate to a remote era the benevolence of
4 ' 6 a -bast', and add another important one to the
Bbsettling eharitisa of Philadelphia.
T _
Accibisirt Tux Weer tinier= RAly
•—l'uo bodies of tho two won woo won, vas
! . f , r aan hived by a _train of oars an the Wont
!Jitilater ti %il roa d , oh Th ur sday morning, have been
issatificd. Their names werg Joseph ablppa and
Ulamt. They were ShOSalekal ST trade,
.ed unmarried. They lived ill fhb 0.1.7. es wig
Iqr ßileed at the timeo f th e aeobleht, both were
deal to
. •
ATTESitt•TXI. PI7I,CIDLi f —LIIBI evening en TM. ,
k Umn ritan, aged iiieoet 55 years; att441414 fo
150meit eatable, by tithing laudanum, in the mat
!lt) of yet:mount Peri; Be Wand to a rm lai r
r o n tor ooteinitting the melt let, Wig *
61 14 to ht. tloseph's Hopei, In a' dElltaill'eus
- -
TEN MORMON ELDERS AMONG. US.--On
Wednesday, Elder Nathaniel Vary Jones, of salt
Lite, the &Venda agent for the reception of bier
man emigrants from Europe, WU in this 1)10 ne
gotiating for the passage of a number of the saints
over our Western roads to St. Joseph, Missouri
Miter Jenes, we learned, WAS accompanied by
Elder Jibes Woodward, Elder 11 0 Harmon, and
Elder Niel Williamson.
These latter named arrived at the port of New
York on Tuesday, in the ship Monarch of the Sea.
with nine hundred and forty sine Mormon eon.
vertu, the 'sagest number ever arriving in one
vessel at an Areeriove port. Two reoent arrivals
at the same port brought out six hundred and
eighteen, and three hundred and seventy nine
Mormon. '
Eider J aloe Iliroodward is the oeptein or president
of the company Re bee been for years a dis
tinguished lingliith Mormon missionary, and has
insole frequent journeys to the nbureben in Ger
many, Frauee, Sortie erland, and Italy. fie speaks
four languages fluently, and preaches elf quently,
his hearera say, in English, French, Berman, and
Italian The people appear to have a profound
nes_ peat for hie portion anti his teaching..
The Monareh4 orew was made up of nine diffe
rent nationalities, via Es Nab, Welch, (with a
few /ketch and a very few Disk) Frenoh, German,
Swiss, Italian, Panes, Swedes ' and Norwegians.
Of these, no lea than 549 areSoandinavians, and
prement the wholesome and healthy appearance no.
thmehle in that class of emigrants The general
health during the passage was excellent. Gee old
woman and six children died, and six Andrea were
born on board. They behaved well ; there was
not a single qnarrel amongst the passengers, and
the captain loos he never brought out a better
class of emigrants They are from the middle and
lower °lessee in life, and are farmers, mechanics,
and laborers. While there are a few who are
" elders" in age, if not by apoointment, the larger
part of them are middle aged and young There
were many children on board, and a large number
of girls from fifteen to twenty years of age, some of
whom were quite good looking. As a class they
are not remarkably intelligent, fin: named plain
and vary ordinary emigrants
They all bring means enough to carry them to
theirjourney's end, but not muoh more than
enough. Generally speaking, they are oomforta.
bly clothed, and the deal and hold of the ship
showed a considerable quantity of haggage_ They
did not encored in matting arrangements in this
pity; and we believe that they passed, yesterday,
over the New York and Erie Railroad to St.
Joseph's, Ma ; thence they go up the river to
Florence, which is a Mormon eettlemeat, fifty four
miles from J,inrson City, end then commence the
tong journey by ox teams aureate the plains, 1,130
miles to Salt Lake City. If they have money
enough to carry them to Florence, the brethren
will always lee that they are conveyed across the
plains Oa arriving at this point, they can aelect
their own route to the West, but they generally I
prefer to leave the matter in the hands of th a Mor
mon agent, who contract, for ears and passagea at
are inoed prise They also like to go en together, I
and prefer travelling with the "e-tint," rather.
than the ordinary sinners who go West to locate
Wnen these people arrive in Utah very- few of
them ever some away again, except those who are
employed as agents and missionaries Eider Jones
says that they have all the elements of prosperity
and happilmee within their own borders; they are
mining and manufacturing their lead and iron, and
are beginning to raise their own cotton. They
have large nail works, manniasture woollen and
cotton clothe, and, indeed, find full employment
for all elseses of their people
The elder says that the Mormon. in Utah are
not at all affected by toe rebellion in the Southern
States The withdrawal of the United States
troops from Utah necessitated a military el-geni
i/Ain of their own, u a protection against Indian
depredations on the frontier; but otherwise nei
ther their trade nor their feelings are particularly
affected by the war la the States
The latest report. from Salt Lake City give a
moat favorable amount of theorem!, and announce
that a large emigration is expected from Missouri
and the frontier States during the season.
THE NEw GA.9 Taxi.-The gas tank now
in course of creation is situated in the Twentieth
ward, between Ninth •nd Tenth, Diamond and
Barris streets, occupying the whole square between
those atreets 2 with a front of five hundred feet on
Ninth street The tank, when finished. will mea
sure some one hundred and forty four feet in dia.
meter, by thirty tour feet high, and will be capa
ble of holding .500 000 feet of gas .
This tank is intended to equalise the pressure of
gae in the northern se tion of the city. A steam
pump is kept in motion night and day pumping
the water from the excavation, while some seventy.
nine men, masons and laborers, are employed on
the winks.
The pretesting wall of the tank Is oomposed of
atone, whtoh will have an inside lining of brisk.
Some 36 000 peroh of stone sod about 300,000
brick/ will be used in its oonetruotion. A neat
three•atory brick Moe has boon emoted on Dia'
mond street, which is now in course of completion.
The whole concern is under the superintendence of
Wm. Allison, Jr.
DELEGATE ELECTION OP TRE PEOPLE'S UNION
Pairm—An election for delegates by the People's
Party to the Second Congressional Convention,
took place last evening between the hours of 8 and
o'clock: Tbe delegates cleated will meet this
evening at 8 o'clock to nominate a member of Con
gress in the place of Hon. E Joy Morris, resigned.
DEMIST. Yesterday afternoon a boy
named McCormick wits drowned, in the Dark
Wood's pond, Fifteenth ward The body was re
covered and taken to the residence of his parents,
at No. 2308 Coates street. The Coroner w.O hold
an inquest today- .
Ai imrosvon,-,A man, giving the name of
Henry Turner, was going to different houses in
the upper part of the city, yesterday, and collect
ing money for the sid of volunteera. He has no
authority for so doing. Persons should be careful
to whom they contribute.
BADLY SCALDED.--TeSterday morning, about
eleven o'clock, a child named Berjamin Hanes
worth, aged about vino montin, Woo very badly
soaldaxi by aeoident at the residenee of lie psrents,
in Cress street, below West, Seventeenth ward.
FATAL Rasum—The young lady named
Margaret Maletrab, whom we =optioned $lB having
been gored by a sow, at Germantown, some days
time, wee an serionely injured that she died on
Thursday from her =pules,
NEW Smarm= Bamez.—The framework
of the new bridge over the river, at the Falls of
Schuylkill, will be completed in the early part of
August- The piers of the old bridge. it is under-
Mood, can be made available for the new structure.
Arrommenr.—Jobn M. Greif bee been ap•
pointed on the River and Harbor P 4186 in thee
of W Wilson. resigned. Mr. Graff was a lieu
tenant of police under Mayor Vans, and was an
effirisat Giber.
Tan Mon Sonoot..--The examination of
punks for admia-ion into the Philadelphia High
School will acrantenoe on the 28. h of this month.
The aemi-annual commencement will take place on
Thursday, the lid, of Sall.
CITY ITEMS.
171111 , 01019 TOR TIM MILITARY —MA understand
that Meyers. Wanamsker & Brown, proprietors of the
new Oak Ball Clothing Bazaar, southeast corner of
Market and Sixth streets. have been exeentine large or*
den for the military. We had., esterdsy. an oppor
tunity of examining some of the Uniform. Mlll3lOlO.
tuned by tb.m, and we are free to way that. in point of
quality and excellence of workmanship. we have Amen
no military olothing ac.l' comparable with therm mann
featured by Messrs. Wanamaker & Brown.
POWDIR AND PAVSIOTISM.—From time inane.
mortal. or at least ever since the invention of that
sovereign explosive, gunpowder and patriotism have
gustagned very Intimate relations. Consegassils, pas
tnotiem being now at fever heat in this oommunity
and th mama the loyal States. the approaohing
••Fourth"will 'witness the greaten ooniumption of
,deeibeeks that hen aver been known in this oonntry.
To prepare for this oontineenoy. Meant.. E 0, Whit
man at Co . the enterprising Conteoloners, Ycoond
street. below uheatnute have provided the Buret stock
of iliotwor ge that hue ever been offered by any one
etiablllilllllßl to the - Untied Mates. Tlisy are already
(immanent' to sell them.
Tv* Wirt-erns Pozetaims Ennoristin OIL LAM.
— Thom htlApg are 'spicily naive the place of all
others, on account of their brillientir of light. elenpli
nese, corvestemoe, and economy. They mar be bed In
enalema venetp at Messrs. Waiters k. Co.'., No. as
North Eighth street, corner of Filbert.
TON MILI.M2I" &arum Depot.—Rookbill
Wilson's Brown Stone Clothing Hall appear/ to be the
lending house for the manufacturing of military cloth
ing. In the upper stories they have some twenty clutters
emplord, sad about seven hundred handgun" constant
ly engaged in making up the work Over three thousand
costs - wore made up by this farm in ten days, for the .
State. burden full suits for several companies of Rome
Guards, and for officers of the army and navy. The
location of this well known establishment is Nos. 003
end ese ceee.e.e.trest. above amak.
iiiiSOVUGIG OR Vnititwn.—Granville Stokes the
fsebioner end elothier. 609 Chestnut street. ses.erdin
romanced that he had an order for a large number of
stutitory suds which were toms to Virsinirs. " Bat
how can von send them ?" inquired a friend "the
Government will not allow thein.to pan." -"Oh. el
It wilt." was the response. They are coins to be ear
n dan the buns of our volimmers. We are informed
that ..sr. Stokes can supply as. many Infirm, garments
as may be needed at the lowest cash
INTZ4,LIGENCB.
BEE FOURTH FARE.
ARRIVED.
Bohr John A Hansard. Smut. I day from Milford*
Del, with bark talus L Bewisy & Co.
Behr Sarah A. SOS. Bassell. 11 days from roniana,
with potatoes and lathe w Yam Horn. Wo,aworth &
Bohr :tenon. holism. 2 days from Bridgeton, DIJ, with
!amber to J w Bacon.
Steamer New York, Banter, ID hours from flow Yorke
wit ti utd-e to W Y Clyde..
CLEARED
Busamehio Kensington. Baker. Boeton,H Winsor.
Bata tMeatieleer, Retch, lito de Janette, It Ituadel.
ling Lama. tin e. Zetniehow, vork, for orders. 3.110 g
abardeon & Co_
ok r t.;,;iltroilir, Layman, Walluntton. Baum Ogle
.
Bohr Elate, Faoetoite, Norwich, B Mined & Co.
Bear Nellie U. ettolana. CllMbridgeport. do
SORT Jai Barran, Jr, Pea:cad, Laurel, Bel, &pall &
erriattil.
.
Beht Com. Magee. Little Egg Bather, entitle.
emir it. beans. Moline. Boston, Cain, Li:vicar & Co.
t•oor tinned gnaw, Salmon tea% Van Burn. Wood
oral, Co.
lair J 8 Shriven, Dennis, Balturtote. A droves. Jr.
lifthfOktAir GA .
Eteamship state Er Germ. Garvin, leared at New
Yora rewarder tor Fort riotettl
nteasnatup north ntar- Scums. for Aspinwall. cleared
at New Yorty _eaterdey
eteamsety soma, woiton,learail at New York us.
Praia, for Maw*.
Snip Garibaldi. EMSII, hence for Fernando Po. was
spoken (a , Oats) lat M. lora 42—a1l well.
Sem Onward, Jenkins. from anangnaa, arrived at N
York yellterdar.
Brig Gondova, 300116014 hone Delaware City. at Pro.
videuce Xsti mst.
ever .1 H. Moore. Ingersoll. hence. arrived at Boston
Mtti u
eclus mt
NB T Thomloon, Conover, W Mailer. Co!.
by, and a 0 Reeves, ousted at Boston 9Ptn mat.
tJT ruilacitlpttis'
Sours Cittberi etreeti. Wearer. frog) LAW for rntia
delabta, and Wm. Loper. lor.bertson, from Ht aunts tor
Dectware tatr. at Nee port lam lust
EtOtti Olivia restos, Williams. hawse. arrived at Bath
) 1 9 LEI .nss.
At,chr ,1114 ext bar.4l4 Cary ed at.roftwo
Ma cat
echr FIT. Cbeeseman. hence, airtyed at Nantucket
MC. bast.
satire Afor.bzene. Falkeeburc. and It 11. G . Egeshalt,
Tilton. kenos. arrived 5 :Aleut Ma lust _
wn- et. Porter . a:Lath, honors, ara....v.a...s
16ce inst.
ever J.:septum% Wsterbury. cleared at New York
Y 4440,11.4 our Yhtl,del,hia -
istesumeA Baran. Jones. and Black Diamond, Allen4'
bean, arriged 16
ir art reeterdety.
DWlllaws Conoo , d , Norman. 014,4304 M N lark Yallter.
clay for Yhttadelptua.
xchange—Jane 21
lkw York Stock E
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65 Pao.fie Mail 8- - 6 22 , 76 0 d , .. ----• . • - 6 .•7$
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL Ring ,
VP TO 12 O'CLOCK 'AST ATOM.
CONTINENTAL , HOTEL-Ninth and Chestnut.
D Gordon, Philadelphia Wm R Howell
2 Barnum, Baltimore D M Boyd. Pennrylvenia
.1 , 1 Talley. Mame Neaten Brooke,Cmoinnatt
Jas Perrino,
() Da•ton, 0 P A Baboook. New York
B Rend Key. Cintonnati, Geo W Hathaway. rittabi
S 6 Ward. Beaton to.se Ward. Boston
H M Davis. BAblutore A Bradley. Pittsburg
Wm aeete,teew York Nathan Cheney.e. ew York
D D Badger . New ork F Clew. New York
Geo."! Eteherdeon. Boston AI 'l4 Radtke,. &EMI
D tr . Mier. New York 8 Yon Bensehoten. le York
Hon J Law. Indlona J A Slack Indiana
O G Holbrook. ohnois Alez Snuck. Pennsylvania
Ii H A.. en Ch calm 11l Rev De • A Heather. Cm.ti
Mans Hoopes, LancasterL R Bnll. Cmoinnati, 0
Clt Gammon New York Geo ii Uht.k, Pew Jersey
John N Sleeper. Haverhill Deny' Flits Haeerhi.l
Bassh.s. ew York J B Idtpasy, New Bedford
P H. we. Jr. New York Pon 44 L Norton, Boston
M J Rton*, Boston R. e Pope), Beaton
tlr J W &one, B .sign W B MOO', Maine
J Davis t yin is U m LIOSSTC. k la,. N York
Mr Patterson & la, Pet Mr Co. a Baltimore
M B Blake. ew York N T üblmrd. rew York
oet Bo.eette. ow York Wm R ean. Jr. 8..m0n
J B Pitney. Ki -ow Pa J r uro. er New Yo k
14 el Jeckson. nod 'eland Jackson. It I
Jas Mohab, NPII 104 k E F Aiss lA. vermouth
B en. (Apo fi Guiteer, Bat
Wm * Torrey. New York J L Mosier, Boston
T Mosley. Jr- B. atop u..olnns U 8 A
John sparrow. Pottsville J W toter. Pottsville
Feng seht st.n IMack. Boston
Mei J Gordwin. Hereford
Jonas Doodw.n, En-tford
Jaa 43 Bette ann. Hartford Jlt Sererant New York
O B Potter, New York Wm Pentongtoll. N Jersey
IS Winner. - N Y Amns Fries. Broom
WRI-A„Kestl't. Y'realin T Busse, Germtur
Ni'
rlaner, Cincienati It M6lrliMl. Sa. fer
Geo bdiorne. :met n Jno ft Rideety, Baltimore
w Mcadverr Maine 111 4 Farwell, 'rovidanoe
W n Barger. Baltimore B D Memalf. Maine
W Lawrenoe, !Plaine Jno A Riestai d.L..r.caster
JO° Dickson. Perla F c Adan s. New York
John Smith, LerVaillna, Ran & wt, Wash. D C
J C Woods, wash, D U Ferry, New Jersey
Lt I warden Yr. la- U 3 A N 1. pan,kney, New York
Faulkner. New 'York W lt Potter & la.B Pimore
Mrs A U Weeks. Baltimore John Patterly New York
John C dont, New 1 , onc Hit Pa• son, ('hiease
D Pow York it W Perham, New York
It 4) k &ward.. ' oow York H Haw Ines. Bost , n
U Carpenter. elate P Bossed,
let.s R n Kinks new York 1' Jefferson, N Orleans
B W Maas A J Case. Ve mom.
Dr Gardstt, Pada L W Hoop r. Penna
4118 X al an, Jr. G'assow Robt - ilsn. Liverpool
J it Crowin, NOW York J su 8 Williamegambridge
•
HOTP - b—Fourth meet. below Aron
J T Rogers. Brownsville. Ps R T Fl iott. New York
tiro eher & 2 oh, rit'ahurg Mrs Eliza Bruck'. Plumb'' ,
F M Hutchinson FOIL* J B Priy.tor. Vitohborg
H Boner I , aohhnnt D T Pratt. Palle
W A W•1130e & sno t Pa Dr E Wallace e eadinir
mrs W g Raven. Pittsburz Thomson McGowan,Pa
R P Getty. AlleghallY OW' J Carson. 4.llenhelllClt7
Ang.ll.lo/O1 .GOTEL—Ghasttint stmt. ibbire PHIL
Geo J Fonda', Wilm. Del. Wm Jameson. Baltimore
Wrt ecusuab. Baltimore Johu Joi es, t hdadeltinia
A C Dexter, Poston r- MO fionoush I oinsvulle
B marten, Louisville John Crowed. rleveland, 0
J it Ambirtom r J re D vall, 'Wmseurt
JFSmith.readint Mr Ilinnkbuuse ee 2 den Pa
G Femour. Jersey City C Weightina ~New York
Geo Dunn, Mew York W R Chamberlain. N Y
A Hunt, Boston T W Barnum, Brooklyn.Rl
MB UNlON—area street, above Third
John Bucher. Senna field A morose Y Baheliy,Po
F K sunrorland Indiana Ft Wood. Ohio
J Et Co•te. PeSade phis IL Stephenson, Phi's
C Brown, e pathos Alex M. 9 hompson. Pittabg
Mtge C t homplon, Pittsbc At 4 Easton,Setviedreat J
Mlehartf Sark. Ulna M Wheeler, (.Ihin
t; Stockton & wi, Mitts, S Szni'n, Pennsylvania
BT. LOIJIB ROTteL—Chesiant *treat. above TWA.
R Guterman. Phi Melville, Chas Foxerell, Warn. Del
Ono • sten. Wash. D C Chas I Graves, U 8 N
G Ekok with Jesteu .1 7 Lauer ken Re , dint
8 W Biekley, Bethlehem R meDonell, New Jersey
N Boyd. Yenuvrlvania A F Butler. Boston
Rev C Towneend,rows Cy B W043 1 1113An. Pa
A Andersen, New York N W Baited, New York
HADLEY lIIHRAF ROTEL—Besiond et.. bel. 411111.
trettrywatoon.Bookteoham Plaml Bookman. NeWtOWn
J eolith. Dunks county P Boas. Centre Hi ulna
E oore, Salsbury Ham Holoomb.. Bucks co
J"hn Kelsey. Bunke oe W Davison, Che tenham
Sim gioft Cheltonham D McCarter. Uertuyilic
A fl qtiter Hammonton,el J J Blakeslee, titaddartesille
W angler, Maryland T J Janney Newtown
Jobe rift,Bucklngham J o e Elms. Bucks county
Devia. Bucks comity Flowers. Bucks no
Jonas kly. Bucks county Fam 93ker. Taylorsygle
M B Waikon.ideohanicemoe G Quit* &2181. N
A H "ceder. rnokingheini A 9• Duffield I)%vmsille
Jos Busby. eirossmicks.N J D McNair, Books county
81) Mason, Buckingham Jac Palmer, Hooke on
J 9 Paul. Boots county E 43 Bushes, Books on
Nam Buckman. Newtown C F Mauler, Burks county
N Mtlee, Bucks county Jae C Cornell. Bucks no m
John Polk, Bucks county A Yeikeg, Hatboro
BLACK BEAR—Third street. above Calloarldli.
las_Tomlimon & la. Penns Beal Tomlinson & le. Pe
A Hunk 4 , 1115. Pennsylvania 11, 'Vex et. Yardley None
Wm Pafr. Yiirdlel vire In While, YOnlleyville
S A Nee ld. Yardleyville F T amine, Yerdlervi le
Evan Woodward. Penns John M Wallheteer, Pena
Ibex Willard Venn& eoads. komertoo
Jae It Backman Penne Taos Br.. Lohaska
Mra Eye. !.sharks Mealier Bye, La alike
Ati Floods, too o oooptoo dnn W. 116,4. M....U....Pi...
D Harper It la- Olney. k's laaao Tominnion By_beryy
Joe Whityli- Pinney's:anus Geo Clemens, Cle'es Yeller
Jacob Smucker. Beading Aden/ Btondt. Beraville
M Willa.d, Northampton
coniattuacam, ROTEL—Bizet et., above Chestauf.
H W Levis,Weet Chester J. , hn Herr, Cheesy 00, Pa
wt PraD, Washiocton. D C H ' , tamp. Mat. land
Joe 3t. 1:. Newtown. Pa .1 B ea k,storon.Cliesteroo
VandenHoe PGlBlliVille Garner r
W Y Boort. Delaware oo tit Duntmg, Dole,wo,“. oo
I. Obett. flAw Jena, Win Ratsron Peens
Geo W Knox. Wilen. Del John w Woodside Penns
Mr A ()hen & la. New Jersey J Jeffries, Center on
C Pea. amp, ew JBllO7 Jon West, Shippenstes,Pa
STATES llNloG—Market atrest, above Sixth.
0 K Patt•reon. Mtllerstown Geo Z Bentz. Kerrieburg
Gen vitt. eittaourg A J Oltkeit. Penns
Jss Wile 7, Pee neylvenis G M Kline. Leneneter_
N Camden, Set See I, Kerr. Yoe k co. Ps
R rawyer. Elart.tts t< N Meyers. Franklin, Pa
B
James steel*. Ad me no . Pa obt zasonotdome eo,Pa
John Adam, Bedford no
MOUNT VERNON ElOTEL.— , !eoond at..above Arab.
W Wilbur. Lanoaete , B Johnson. Lancaster
.11 Revivals, Fenton. Del John N Mutual. Illipois
W Backman & la, Bid Mrs Harrod, Baltimore
NATIONAL, HOTEL—Rans sweet. shove Ware.
W WWI, Penns FJNaiIr.UBN
J F SEr.iane_ New Jers•y L Davis. Pottstown
W F Vous% Pottstown J R Runenoker, Nornsto's
Chid" Rutter, Fotstonut
setveusE BOUM—Third street. above Rae*.
Reuben Keller, Penns Geo 8 Wallace. Pen
Seen PL. lencLer. Penns S nehnurmen, Allentown
8 M 80Pktyll. wilimeesel Geo 'Y Young Penns
GJ Reed. Wei.t Chiliter W Bonsall:Bartietown
J dmith, Bethlehem
BALD VADLE HOTEL—Third et.. above CallowMD
junry. jubuccu. suck.. oo y miller. Montgomery co
ii fiem..rer. Montgom'y Co daametBmith,Penna
Wm Beams, Pere*.
SPECIAL. N itYIACES.
TRH WIDE REPUTATION Wilson Bit. J.
Hostetter% "Stomach Bitters" have attained during
the past year, bespeaks its excellesee in a more forci
ble manner titan any words which we can offer. It
renovates, purifies, and strengthens the MOM. and
aids the stomach in the performance of its lutiations.
It is regarded on all si-vs as a sovereign specific and.
therefore. to procure it in the best possible way. should
be the obirot of the public. We coin-mend it with more
than usual zeal and confidence, believtng and knowing,
as We do, that it stands foremost among ,he many pre
parations of the dm tor imparting strength. vigor, and
tone to the system. and possessing the curative powers
for all similar diseases arising from a dismiss ed sto
mach. In the most severe easel of oramps. Marrnces,
and weakness in the stomach. the .. n tiers" have been
riskily tested. and always with the greatest sat)Ores.
For sale by druggists and dreier' generally every
where. DYO IT & t 0., agents.
ral-dISWIt 939 North Seeped street. Phi a.
Bartatewe's HAIR satin.--ilus celebrated
gad perfect Hair Dye L the best is the erneld. AU
others are mere imitations of this great original, whigh
has gained such extensive patronage in all parts or the
globe. The genuine W. A. Batahelor's Liquid Heir
Dye i•stmeat? produces a orplaudid bleak or natural
brown, without sts'ining the skin or injuring the hair,
end will ygn-44ary iu• ill effeets of b•d dyes, invigorating
the hair for life.
Bold by all Druggists and Pedateena Wholesale by
vialcurrocir k 00.. DYOII7 tr. co.. Philadelphia.
ORS PintraTams or TEI LATER'
STYLI 6, made in the best manner. mere/illy for RE
WAIL BALE!. LOWER'S gelling prison marked in
!'fain Figural. AO goods made to order warranted
satisfactory. ON 0112-PitICB system m striotty a
rena to. Allure thereby treated alike.
JON YAI & t•.0..1104 MARKET Otrest
altoll3 dG Batas.'s OBLZBILA.2II3,
NEWSY RRR BEWINO MACHINE',
Yip Ben in Irmo for Family flowing.
U. PWWWWW ntroot. PlpflakalvMa. ever
MAII.II.IED-
BROOKE-BROO7O4.—At Radnor. Delaware county,
Pa- on tae 19th instant. by the itev. Tomas S Yocum.
John Brooke. M. D.. to Hattie W.. daughter of Murk
_Bro. ke an of Delaware twenty.
8o M YER-80 . 8 MY ISA UM.—Oe the 13th instant.
by the Rev. Dr. Etuhorn Mr. Nathan eohroaser. of .
Yore, to Mazy Ro.enbarim. of Philadelphia.
-DR AlB —On the ,6th instant by John G.
Wah n. V. D. M.. Mr. William M. Smith to Mts. Mary
anti Dram, both of this city.
DIED
CLARK.—On the 25th instant, Mrs. Theresa Clark.
daughter of Tames Brien the eider, in the 03d year of
her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend her funeral. 'rem her late residence. No. 2021
Walnut street. at.at of Twentieth this (Baturday) morn
ing. at 8312 o'clock_ Funeral servioe at Pt. Petrick's'
Church. interment at ot. Mary's, South Fourth at.
t. 1.1 . 1. Rel.—On the 19.11 instant, near Gorau h
Italtimore Gouty. Md., Lori Henri hollers. onlv child
of Alfred J. and Sarah . P. cellars, aged It mouths wad
21 dais.
The relatives and friends of the fermis are invited
to attend the funeral, from 2324 hlarlborous fOre+t,
to-day. +launder ,) at 4 o'clock P. M. (Bucks county
interrs 'cleave copy )
utJNU sit.—On the 10th instant, John V. Dangiut. in
the TM year of his ace.
Fueera from hia late residence, this (daturday) morn
st 10 o'clock.
gt'ußryl, s the 29th instant, Mari Sane.
daily liter of Elizabeth and the late John Murtland•
a edltyoa.s , .
Funeralfrom the residence of her mother. R 0.132
German st , eat. on Sunday a ternoon at 2 o'cilook.
he 2hth instant, Mrs. Elizabeth aro-
Ca , tv, aged , 76 years.
Funeral from the 'residence of Mr.' AMOS Peters,
Poplar street, shove Broad, this (Saturday) aitsrnor,
at 4 o'csiock. -
IneGRO 8E19.--On the 90th instant, Rosanna. 'wife of
Th.mas MoCrossen. aged 33 years.
Funeral from the tee deuce of Per husband. rear of
No. 414 Noble street. shove Fourth, the illatnidit”
niorniirs. atto'olock
McDEVIT P.—Ou the 20th instant, Wra..7. MoDevitt,
Funeral from the residence of his mother, Mila.M.ah
nail Pt. 0 DeVltt, Twenty- a rst street, souse *squaw t?l , :s
(tiniiirdayl Merriam, at 9 o , oloog,
Mc 6 " Se — On the 19th instant, John kleEtwee,
a rtlf 40 'earn.
Funeral nom his late resident*. Tairesty-fourth
street. below Chesttut. this leaturday) afternoon. 312
o'e oat.
MARTIN.—On the 19th Instant, John Martin Jr
the a* h Tear of P. ns...
k11Z161.1 from the residence of his parents, arleghurif
S treet. Germ ,ntewn on Su day arm. noon. at 30 01003 s
Z it —Cu the I9itt instant, Airs. Franoes
mi n . 4er , the ye h 7,ar of her age.
puo l rei from ner late residence. No 987 North Fifth
street. osM end ti morning , at 8 o ' clock.
*
9.100, NY —tin the kith ma ant, eunaZillah, Smith.
ter of Johu Sac Rate /11-tcter aged 4 'swaths.
Funeral from tit+ re-Menne mher Grandfather,
31 Richmond street, vestal Frankfort road this ( catur
-11511 V i nt! g 1 1 . ) ;74 1 . 15 .44411a1. Helens. D. 11101110. In
the 69th year of her ace
Funeral from the residence of her son-in-law, Gee.
Wade. No 1118 r rank ford road, above Otter street. on
tp itlistiW-1 1 A 3 min ' tNr k n , on *he 18th instant, Mr.
>;u on (1,11121 10 7. in the Mtn YOU of his $BO.
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JUNE_ 22 1861...
GILVERT.—On the gOth" Decant, Emma Virginia.
daughter of Joseph and darah Gilbert, aged 4 Isere and
2 months.
Fune•alfrom the ree'denoe of Ler ',striate. No- 241
George 'treat, below Third, this (Naturdayi enamor,
at i o'clock.
GL‘ESON.—On the 70th instant. John 010eren. eon
ofdward and Ellen Gleeeen, aged 1 year. 30 menthe,
d 9 dare.
funeral from the residence of his truants, on the
turnnike, two mile. above Franklord,
(Baturdaul efternoonois 4 o'oloolr
-41..—0n the Mil instant, William L. Ball, Sr..
in the 67th seer of his age.
PDueral from the In-ineenee of hie son. No 1667
Mentholl street, on /Sunday morning. at 9 0'91991'
WIDE , BLAOK BARICUES, only
7-4 ao o.lltai
7 4 wide Blank Bayonne, only 60 omits.
7 4. Irmo Blact &Immo', only 60 enntet
-7 4 wide Bleat ropes. only 6234 cents.
7-4 inns Mack Etnoreaolo. only , O§
wide Bleak Hareem, only 16nen?.
BEesuN :worn moeirmee .7 7 0 07 .•
710.87'4je1l CiliWel'NUT Strign.
FIRST REFORMED DuTvEL
1:W obi] RCN, N. W. corner of gsvisteria and
'Tv G GARDEN SUOMI Ihe Eon M ATTE IBW
E. GRIER will preach ( D. V.) 10-MORROW 18A 8-
114 TR) MORNIN G, 6 mmenoinor at 10 o'clock. It *
UNIT/41 Hl, IAX SERVicEs wiLt.. B BE
holds. at • ANDu AND EANDN RAlLaaa ;
OATH end SPRING GARDEN Stmete. TO MOR
ROW. at MK A. M. and 8 M. M.. by the Rev. LIVING
bTON 8 roods, cf Idaeaaohusette. It*
CHURCH OF THE IRTEREEssOR ,
IsSPRING emu/NW atr et below Hrea4.—tril.
IA I, COLLECT! , , N in aid o f the Sunday i , ohnole of
Tiplittroh on SUNDAY MOREINO and EV ell isv O.
y ) oev. JAMEI JGNES, M. A of Canada. will iD.
--blaoh in the Evening , at 8 o'i;look.
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.isoLID RICHES."—REV, DR.
Vt n th'UNTlAlf, p star of - robonimile Daptint
T. onnio Of Garth CD tins Areitleot SABBeTti eF
FOURTH. APi P',l`4lollC. Merman Meohanies Hal,
it. .0011008treete. 1. NOL ?A.
flunerintondon
YOUN
MEWS CHRISTIAN ASS°.
CIA I lON t
. Ps ItA,DE..PHIa.—The regul-r
filunthil m e°4 "g : 4 te held ott MP •DAY . EVIRNING.
211th AlletalitL s h e vests of the Aosocration.
°6 ' abd 144 " ' ll v o•L'IO CT Street. Mr. 3.1 M. Pit
terson to the Eseayiet.
Members meet sea toted to attend. Strangers
and the nubile geuerstly tatted.
WaTIAMAXIZR.
cre.powl ing Beata twit
rCr.'THE 111E14 'MRS OF THE Htf DEL
AND B ell off boa kry, v bo so kindly 4
femd to sine -t the Co”oert et 4215 Aendetty on Moe
day main June kith will meet To rehearsal at Chloe
arises Rooms. 807 Mies nut Street, Nato day June 284
at r. lc e, 888 as -0.
t EILADELPHIA Se READING R. R.
CO.—Pinta D.KLPFITA•Iaue 1D1561. 1.V014
m
•t• mina the ho , ders of Coupons of this bompasy, dna
on the lit eroXinlO, are rfelleated to leave them at this
ceps on or before the 99th inst., when renews will he
given, and checks 'wit, be ready for delivery on the let
proximo, in exchange for said receipts.
jell at 8 BRAD Dan. Treasure-.
prri.lPV, CHARACTER, AND DEATH.
of the lamented :Morel klleworth ev. Wm.
dall, SASH/Via EITENINS at 8 o'clock, at tba
North Bmtiet Church VG'. ER Street , allay!, Ideper.
Morning Bervioeitleg o °look. It*
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE R./111X4,
BOA ire-MEETING OF STOGEHOLDEE SJ
.-SPECIAL MEETING of the Stockholder. of the
Phi'adelohis and Erie Rai 'road Company will be held
at the Office of the Con. an. .on THU RBDe Y, J une
2'th, tall, at 10 cr'elnek A. M., for the pulose of consi
dering a proposition having for its oh eet the early
completion and leasing of the railway o the said Cont
emn.
By order of the President and Board of Manscers.
jek6 t.,12 W. VOW SPOFPOR sworehirt
inlif4 - pvt2'..l°.,VictAft, A eT li tt " l
Irv:dors of the Camden and Atlantic Rairro a eit n Com or :
Deny, to serve for toe ensuing year. .1,111 be held at the
office of said Comm". at COOPER'S rtirn V. Cam be
den, New Jerecy , on re UMW AY, the 27th init., -
tween the hours of ll A M. and 1 P. K.
fen =7 RODEver PR A ZP.R. Seoretars.
NOTICE.—OFFICE OF THE PENN
BYI.VANIA FARINA COMPANY, E. W. eor
ner BROAD and VINE treats.
All perique havine eliinisantel the Pennsylvania
Broad
Farina Company, or holding Broad licks:to low by
it. are regeeetea to prang= the same, for payment. to
the unsereurned. on or before the-fost day of A UGIJ‘T
next, on which day the affairs of the Company *RI be
closed finally. acoordiAt to taw,
Inyld-thSt 151twARD B. FERRIS. Secretary.
firWE HAVE EMPLOYED HELP FROM
TB E PROTESTANT EXCLIANGE,Southwest
earner SECON D ana ft EV Streets, and lake pleasure
in recommenains it to the publio as au institution much
needed in our city. for ire 094 , 5 in selecting the best
men women , and children as to character and quali
fications
J. E. A DDICKB llto Race street.
E. M. SELLERS, &van raid Tulpehooken streets.
JUILIANNA R aItIDOLPH, 1734 Chestnut street.
EDWIN KIRK_PA SICK. 1331 Arab street.
JAS.PAT, 1131 Mount 'Vernon street.
Mull 5 ROM It= Mount Vernon street.
GEO. F R BEM? N. P 47 Nortn Eleventh street.
P.O. OLIVER. WO North Sixth street.
x. 8. BO Vf +. R. to rd. awl Germantown avenue.
T. WI L50N..210 north Front street.
T. fkIoGUIR”,.42II South Front street.
M M. W DITK.I9II Marshall street.
W. C. 80KER,_433 Market street.
W. H. RICHARDSON .418 Market street,
And over one hundree and fifty more, to Whom re
ference will be given at the office. my 30-Sm
1,0 11 0 MEN WANTED FOR THF ,
UNITED STA TES MARINE CORPS. able-bodied,
between the area of at and 35 years, not less than
five feet four and a half inches high, and of rood
character. &Mien serving in this °ores perform duty
at navy yards and on board United states duns-of
war on foreign stations. All other information which
way be desired wall be given at the itendescone, No.
513 South FRONT Street.
HEA DQAh. .
UAiI.T.ERS YOUNG'S
HENTUCKY REGIMHNT. LIGHT CA.
VALRY—Pniia ma mma. Sane /9, 1991.—A
OM men le lil be awes cd_to 6'l the ranke of the
ri
oginal Independent !denoted Rangers no. I. to be at-
Mohed to Colon-1 Young's Kentucky e eeiment. Light
Cavirry, already ecoaroect, end ro oe mastered into the
United litaese dorm° for threelears.
apply at 140 Coath WitIRD eltreet, Room No, It.
M. H. N. KEN DIU.
jel9-6t Captain Commanding.
3110111MitT 7 8 N - KW BOUK.
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Translated from the French FditiOn just published ut
2/ITiL DT M. J. ICOR tiLE fo
Author of
LOVE (L'Amour}—WOMAN (La Femme,)
ne large volume. Price 8/ 25
THE SEA (LA MER.,)
This is another of M. MIIIIELET'd a:goodie vo
lumes—half 'came aid half fancy, with a blending in
bath of tender suggestion. Micheletti a man of genius,
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kaSALE OF 44 COLTS, nuns.
AND BROOD MARES, TROROLIOR BRED.
• Bith,D. e D TROcTirto SrOcm, fetistid hJ
Mown. A. MAILLIARD and H. RECK lin.
On TOP.AD s F. July 1..811
At Mile Hill lireedins Farm °egoista the Donlparre
Grenade. H rdeptown. 1%, I , ommenoing at o cloak
p M • wi bout resood to the WOnttiOr
/07" i to- attention of intedisent termer, mid breeders
era.. ass ...km. temerity& their st of ie . invited tot! •
us lgree./ the V moußbbreu owl Ana
Pero." and of the t, owns at-loons 0. M. Palohou,
New lamer. Bedoton. Fatehen Jr.. may D a y, k o ,,
sir of the colts anc fill si.offered at this s.le.
Catsl-p ties cogitations fun rtioHlars.
• eteW 'midi , at ten thiemsr. pedigrees.
.1.21-3L4 ALF w r.O in,. ci ER IC er rim, Avow:moos.
SKILL, combined with superior instru
♦" - Minas does wooden in inakivi rhotographr sad
Ambrat, pc', aF ltgdNlEß•e ',Wm. BEGUN D IStv
okoo.,
No'ritiE.—The Volunteer's Cammatooit
only 50 cant* a piece. Noia 1273 *ad ilv+l North
RIXTI 4 Street, I. W 53143, 312
larkat*
MILITARY NOW.CES.
- -
First Lieutenant W. STOKES BOYD.
Beornitanr Offiast
AIN Ve PI7I:II.IC,ATION3.
DRY 900D5
L A
It FOURTH E
y AND L
ARCH,
GAVE A FINE STOOK OF GOODS ADAPTED TO
TIER I:RESENT WANES OF THE FLOPLE.
MOZAISHIQIFES, PRESENT FASHION.
SHEPHERD PLAIDS, BLACK. AND WHITE
FINE FRSNCH ORGANDIEi, LOW.
DARK LAWNS, FAST COLORS.
FINE PLAID SILKS FOR BONNETS.
BUMMER Sikvms, NEW LOT.
LAOEI3, marLEa s SILK BOURNOUS
FINE LINE F TRAVELLING GOODS
BEST AIITT4 GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
HOOF SICIRM, ONLY FIRST QUALITY.
SOMMER WILTS, NAPKINS, 'TOWELS, Ac
3e21•6c
CAPE lIVIAY,
SARAIOGA, NIAGARA,
ATLANTIC CITY.
LADIES
Intending to nit these or other watering plaint" should
bear in vivtdtemombranoe that the large WHOLE-
S ALE STIC of
PRI 41E, FERRIS, eic Co.
is still • a salat
807 tIHESTNUT ST., .
In 111hinh themli find, ligeriialig guilt d to the
"EN RON AN THESE& tRORE."
Or any of the Omer Resorts,
KANPUR* BK Of DKRED SKIRTS AND
PRIGNOIII4 for mearins with alumna wrapper'
ELASTIC ClNEBEfor4ravelitng dresser
and dusters:pi:lN sIIN HOLLERS arfil SETS, Re., to
gether with large airortment of EMBROIDERIES
and LACEIOODB. muted to the above-mentioned
plume. I
"IRBTAY-AT.ROME COMMITTER."
Should remther the I.:REAP TARGETANEIL for
aeliera„ &e., to ether with our
rA v ardre g ildt h 4B. m ..LbI SWISS flat 1.4 SM ..
HQ at
aatialMS'iril'?.lllsl.lllZl2. ,,
• JticiT OPEN PD.
A fresh lrf Pine apple Handkerchiefs, at ;tents.
ad We ZWIII4 teL far aloava4 at 20 cants.
Vomneieunett Laces and &dgiaga.
Carob 'a dkfa trimmed with Val. Lam?.
" Vai. and other Lase tete.
Oar ALIALai AY A.O4II3I'..nALF PRICE.
PACE, FERRIS, dc
ler : $O7 CHESTNUT STREET.
WIT.3O.LEAT STOCK
HOSIERY,
HOSIERY,
HOSIERY,
HOSIERY,
inflitlNGs AND FANCY GOODS,
'ZIMMINGs AND FANCY GOODS,
lIMIBMIGiI AND FANCY GOODS,
SIMKINGS AND RANGY GOODS,
SIMPAINGS AND FANCY GOODS,_
RIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
Poa SAT .F, AT RETAIL,
FOR OASH.
AT RETAIL FOR OASH,
AT RETAIL FOR CASH,
AT RETAIL FOR OASR,
AT RETAIL FOR CASH.
The Enbaoribera offer for nalo, on and after
TI!.ITTBSDAY, 6th INST..
•T,. TIITIR EITORTI
N0:409 MARKET STREET, NORTH BIDE,
ROAN MARKET STREET. NORTH SIDE,
110.109 MARKET STREET. NORTH NM
N0:409 MARKET StREET. NORTH SIT4i,
FTIVI 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
TIME SMOCK OP GOODS
_TOR CASH, RETAIL
AT
LESS IRAN WHOLESALE PRICES.
ARkindn of
COTTON HOSIERY REPDLES. fors.
()LOVES. BOOKS AND EYES,
LACE MITTS. SKIRT BRAIDS.
ZEPHYRS, TAPES. BRAIDS.
SEDITLAND WOOL, COMBS, BRUSRES,
SPOOL COTTONS. PsRPUMPBY,
BUTTONS, USD SH'IRIRTS,
(Of ID Desorintlons ) (NE. Morino. &a.)
Alio, s Palt Assortment or Dress Trimmincn.
BURNETT'. SEXTON, &
SWEARINGEN,
1.4-1•1 - NO. 409-411_11NNT ISTREET.
NEW MANTIteraA.. STORE
mi. most splendid SILL MANTLES is the city.
HOtF H& CO.,
go soma mow stuzFri.
SILK MANTILLAS,
In every new style, the riehent queEties ever seen
ht the elegant New Store,
i no SOUTH TENTH STREET.
jeB-ara HOUGH & CO.
RPRING ULOAKS, IN ITVEBY NEW
style, at TVENB',
ay St - lm - N 0.93 IS. Ninth 'treat.
QPRING CLOAKS, KNDLKsS VA
A. 7 nett, at IVENS , . t0331-Im
QPRING CLOAKS, THE CHEAPEST
to ever seen, at IVENS'.
myBl 1m No, 23 S. 'Moth street.
ORAB3,—Wholeask Merchants are in
vital to teapot the stook at
IVENS',
we. 23 South NINTH Street, corner of Janke at.
ray3l-1m Between Market and Chestnut.
RUMME.IL MAW'S
Milk 80-der Gra• Barran Shaw ls.
Ettipedlk Challu Rhaar a.
White Rayeze and G anadine.
tent Paisley and nal es.
Zilliek 101 k mud 13Toobe
1.11 AR L add BROTHERS,
jel rstwom.r P mut VIGIITH Streets
SuDirilira .019 - 4,
Th.-81.-Eketa-moricraito Net.ings.
eoloted .itrititsna-G ass • brig
Bathing Gonda-alip Holland*.
Flinn are Chintzse-nisda tinilands.
Bsttung Towels-Ituagia i2tra. tt.
BRAN ylie,lsB tHWTERO,
jea3 tnormarrriser and Etolairil ritmets
FRENCH LACE VEILF.—A choice lot
just purehae•d from a bankrupt importer, and
for sale at calf price at
CR A RLFS APAMR & RON.
PRI klGaTHand ARC rl ogresw.
MCP Q UITI) NETTING, all colors ; Tarle
tan all colon. for *ovarian glaanem; Plaid and
a wits muslin' al 'll4olergel _
cEtea.Was and
3.1614 TH and A Val &mtg.
VlRigliiSß STOOK OF DRESS GOODS AT
PRIONIFI. 4 IOORDING TO THE TlMYB.—Poptiniu,
Bare.evi. !lick Chani•s. half preOlt • Melte DBIILIFPI
ilwod from 2S to 123tc. ; Spring Moms reduced from
12% to ao.
eseeiei ettembort is requested to our stock of Organ
die' and Janonet Laws.. which we re bnucd to close
Out at IS low Sion% ClitAllio , s ADA & NON.
leanLUni elt and A.RCIEt Streets.
AB ANHRIIP r IMPORTER'S FA TOOK
or Pimples of Linen Cambria handirershiefs. yn
hrm-stirobed. ebeef veiled. and embroidered from El
emirs to 61 cents each ; a great bargain ID itrehased a
sacrifice for oath, and to be sold in the same may only.
CII A Rkite AD e apt & Ford,
le4o EIGHTH and ARCH Streets.
F RENCIII 14011 PiIINTt, BOURNOUS,
AND MANTLES -- D In , stook to ba to'd at tee s
th an irndleente Nines. We mann be undersold is
these geode. cRARLER ADAMS & 80N,
jeep - EIGHTH and ARC reets.
NEW STYLE CLOAKS, EVERY NEW
•
style, every new matenal. at_prises that astonish
everyone. at the large *tore. N. E. earner of Eighth
gust Walnut streets. my3l-Im
CITY OLOAK STORE, No. 142 N.
Eighth street, above Cherry. we now gelling eVar,
new style of the season. superb qualities, in every new
&ads of color. *heaver than. any other store In the
atty. utyri-lts
RiT4)IAI4 ktOritHO I I
^- 1 On and after this into
TEORNLEI & CROSM will offer_
EVERY POSSIBLE INDUCEMENT
CASH PIIRCHAISERS OF. DRY GOON!
Dal e dataurazied to rotors any is; oak they will sirs
° . l lre t atitirift , : i sa;y i tlilks for 1 cants, worth $1.12
Newry Rich Filateff Silks for fl, well worth 81.25.
Grenadine end Same Hoods, sheet one half their
al
,
Gre ue y Mixed Goods. in *vets' "...ow , from 8 cents Pet
yard to so cents.
BLACK SILKS, RICE AND LUSTROUS, VERY
EA.
Nest Black Brocade Silks, double faced, &c.. &o.
De Lames, Calicoes, Ceelnateree, Cloths, Vesting',
eca.
Linens Muslin. Plannala. Quilt,. Covers, AO. &a.
SHAWL Alt CLOAK-ROOM EXHIBITION.
Preach Laos Mantles. Palates, shawls. Eugene&
gansbna Lace Mantles, (Mantilla Lace Goods. aca.
Black Bilk Costs, Mantles, &0,, is every style,
At 711101114 LAY & CMISM 15, _
P K. Corner Extaint a SPUN* SAADIStir Bic
.11
LINENS AT OOST FOR CASH ONLY !
Damask Table Clothe. for sash.
.Irish Linens at eost for rash.
Linen Dantaelre at oast, for oash.
Towels at Allowor cash.
F heating, and Satedier's‘Linenak
Napkins, Doylies, • rumb Cloths, Mo.. ho.
CeVesilinne entire stork FO R
AT CUB r FOR
ootointroeirte to day, the, 4th inst. wur Omit is large.
cheap. and fresh and will present many entonsal bar
gains, even in these times, of extraordinary cheap
good., COOPER & OttrimitD.
rat IL R. nor. PUNTS and 1 1 4 AMIE?.
/VEND*/ OF THE ARCH-STREET
AR ‘I nt MAI TILLA STONE, N. W. corner T 1 NTR and
ALL NKW GOOD .
Lfe u t i i LfOne Bilk eiroulare.
ah LI eau Silk Elsoeueib
brus sad Pusher Laee Points.
Do. do. do. Mantillas.
Cloth and Tweed Circulars.
Bummer Cloaks. ire, Porobased under the influence of the War INI!!tot
and to be sold at less than the cost of imporcatiou sa d
insnufaeture.
Ladino are invited to inspect this stook, without re
serve. before purchasing elsewhere.
mitt Iwo JAGOti EIORBFAIdo rtotert
LADIRft, preparing for the Travelling
A-0 Beason, are invited to OXIIMUot our assortment of
°unlit Ural D rule .400ds.
Bhoobeldis * riatdDress Good..
Bnpanto ARM Glow es llosistir. &a.
EY& ig t fr
FOUlrrsi and AACEL
AN TLES--DUSTRELS.
JUL Minna ilam.iiiseiwids is • • • •• •
Coats, Mantis. Musters. &a
Tido Button [or Ladies , and Misses.
French Lao. foods. at oost.
Ctif)PICS. &
Sea IS. B. Center Nltiwit end M'
ANTALL DRY GOO
M . E. lIA.IJLOWELL 84 . CO.
IMMENSIC
WHOT;ESALE STOOK,
SILKS, DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS, MANTLES, AO., cte., AO.,
FOR m Aug
AT RETAIL,
At much heow the ordinary wholesale rates.
or: 333 MARKET and 47 North FOURTH. Streets
el etuacthlet
pARId LAUB MANTILLAS,
SEOOND IMPORTATION.
Thaw) Goode haying beearelinquished by out Import
ern—in view of the war or isii—f .r htt e more than the
bare amount of duty, wilt be offered to purchasers at a
corresponding rednotion from lomat retail prices. vii :
AT $0 ass rs ON THE DOLLAR.
THE BALANCE
OP OUR
IKANUFACTUAtFD_STOOK
SILK OLOAi3.B AND MANTILLAS,
SPRING CLOI'll CLOAKS.
SUMMER CLOAKS. Also,
TRIMMING LACEq,
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, Ao A..,
All in large rircortment, will be (dosed out at an average
reducvon.of ONE HALF. in order to complete our ar
rangements with oar craditor&
J. W. PROCTOR 8a Co..
PARIS MANTILLA and CLOAK EMPORIUM.
708 CRERTNUT &mat
CLOAKS AND Id TILLAS. —OA 17-
TION —Ladies are a-utioned unload the nefa
rious etatemente of oersonerformerir in our employ,
and now m ta e employ of other parties who rtpresent
themselves *to be coonested" with Ili, and their Web'
lishmentil to bn " Manche% of the Parts elan , Pla Em
porium.' Seca Sta , ententa are eimply trrrrittrHe,
used to ensnare and eh.at tisurpwring.
We hale no other eto-e than the one we have Osten
pied theta s,x years, at 708 0 tioBT N 41T Street.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO..
m144-ti Paris Mantilla Emporium.
- • VRB & LAND.ELL open to-day one
Daze more
Fut Colors Organdies. U) eta.
summer UOOdIS MI 11141100 d.
HSTEEL & SON,
e N. 713 Borth TENTH Street, above Coate*,
Will Bathe
BALANCE OF THEIR STOCK OF
NEW aND DESIRABLE DRESS GoODS
At still greater reduntione in prince than they have
ever before mad*. and at
116 CB LOWER PRICER
than any RETAIL-Wb OLBOALE HOUSE in the city.
Fanny and h collard bilk*, very oheay.
Very *bean and good Meek Siam
Choice Dress Goode of every variety.
Fine laeonet and Organdies Lawns at I23G.
LACE MAN PLOY, POIISTES DODS Nous.
BILK AND CLOTH COATI' AND MANTLES,
jai aftSATLV VNEse.R COST PRICES.
TOE BLANKETS AT VERY LOW
RATE&
Tarlatans Tor Mirror Covina.
10-4 Nere far Chandetters.
Low Swan lawn( fat do.
BY F O LANDELG,
FOL R T sad A R... 11.
RSIALL-PLAID SILKS.
Ng Blum and Whit' French BIM,
Maorand White French Silks.
Brown and White French Biikg.
Olean and White Froaoh Sas ;
tondo and White French atiks.
SO doa.irditfa• at 01 SO pot dos.
SO doz. 'white 80k Gloves. 7So per pair.
Many good" reduced very low to aloes ant. et
JatiN H. STOKES',
JBB 702 S t reet . Steet.
EYKE & L&ISDELL have Fashaonable
SHEN:IERN' P.. 14 IPI3. "
Black and white Plnid VII
Sauk and White Plaid Maiming.
V.Y.KE do LAND4L L Ft/Mali and
ARCH Street*, oppeen this mon:one—
; oases low Gray Goods.
gnome ~nay Nurtures.
RY RE Sr, LA NDELL OPEN TIM
.A. l MORNING—
Ioam •dassmbique.. Urge.
8 4 81olaru4 quois for Drassaa and Dostarg.
mturrAnY GOODS
ARC GOODS.
ARMY REGULATION BLUE BLOUSES,
And a few Weis
INDIGO-BLUE TWILLED FLANNEL,
For sale by
E. A. GrREENE.
je2o-et* No. 8 SOUTH FRONT STREET.
ARMY BLUE CLOTHS,
ALL WOOL,
DWA-11DAAD WEDFIRT AND COLOR.
_
CADET
QAMAIFIREB, MATHS,
SATINETS, AND JEANS
WELLING, COFFIN', & CO
Jel3-12t
COTTON DUCK,
8171T48L.E FOR TENTS,
POIL BALM D'l
FROTHINtiILiM & WELLS.
mosp-t tf
SUERE.R. REsORTS.
1/1 ADISOti HOWIe, POTTSTOWN , PA
nr.R BOARDING.—The above Vote', lo
c,ted in the borough of Pottstown Montgomery county,
1%., on the 1 ne of Philadeishis end Read rut Reitman,
is now amply prepared for the accommodation of
meets, end preemie topemal advent see to those mho
wait to email. fora few weeks the. heat and du.t of the
city. The Rotel isnew. Mums large and well yenta
-I.ted with all the modern onnvenientra. ftialiiiet , can
always us accommodated wan convenient rooms, as
may be desired.
Zottstown , s beautifully located in the romantio val
ley of the eclinylkill, and the country surrounding
&bow ds with fine scenery. delightful wales. and 911a
'ant drive, over good toads. Carriages can alwaj a be
furnnhad.
Merchants, who may desire to spend the "heated
term" in the sou stry oanuot do so at any more cotton.
Meat Pl^ne Amu at Pottstown.
reason notate can be procured on the. Reading Rail
road at low rates. and pee enter.< can leave Pott town
at? A. M. reach Philadsiphia at 9; and returning. leave
rhiladelph - a at 313 orb I'. M., reaching PottettArn
tether at 6 or 7 P
Boardlng accommodation* at VAI7 reallan nth' PAW.
iddtess R. F. YtiflN,
$572.21' Madison Rouse, Pottstown, Pa.
SFA-BATEHNEL-NATIONAL HALL,
CAPE ISLAND, Cape Maw N. J.—The oropnotor of
the w cmz
bove-ned fm-ly looaled ontoblodiwoot would
retoroduLly inform the thoasende of Guri a liVit have
he , eto'ore visited hie house Ord. in order to meet the
or. 11Silie of the times. he hem, for ilia valiant *seem],
NE.rtickD (al/LEGE/4 fur B %mire to JetaT
pow...Jr* PER virKEK. Children unoer •eare Of
lige sad Perosof.. halfp.loo. P•noortor sooMMOdatiOnl,
god bowie room for 200 Pariahs.
R. fere 10 J. Van Court. 20 'Arch Street. Phileoelphis.
Jett .2m , *ARUN ti.ARREEbON, Proprietor.
GrAk.b.
I _ _
N THE O.IIPRANS I COURT OF CUES
TER COU SY.
g e tate of JANE DAWSON. late of the township of
Bettsbuty. in the county of Cheblieri sod plate 01 Dieu
st Ivey's, deo'd
NO as is hereby given to all person. interested in
the Estate of the said JANE OAWRuN, deed and
silo in the Estate of MetROARET RAW Ails, a slyer
o. the said.J.the. a. d of the seine towpohip.deo'd. th.t
the itettereleetd ton noon appointed 6,7 eeiiit t:ouri. Au
dit to report 13 lam bution of the h.Lenoe 4139) in the
heads of MA EIS BUR FORti. Executor. leo of said
JANE DAWSON, deed. I, and amongst the parties
en , itled to th• same, and that he will meet the said par-
Esc at his Orme. in the borough of west ri m i e r, an d
oneoty eforeea . d. on the twelfth day of JUL Y. A. O.
met, at 10 &Moak A. M. _
P. FRAZER lIIMITFf,
auditor.
is 22. 27, & j 4, 11
iNSUIRANOR CO= ish.Pg
FAME INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 408.4auEsintirr_
FU AND IPILANI) INBINANO t e .
us.
Moores W. Boy...—of e lVi ' y k MstinoL
lamest Wright—. " Wtifbt Bros & Ce.
D. 11.• /limey " Dam Inn
Dame & er.
Henry Lewis, Jr—. " Lewis Bros &
C. Riohardson t " J. C. Howe & C..
Samuel T. Bodine.—Prezq Wyoming CUM Ckilip 9 7B
/no. W. Everman.«...of J. W. Beene= & Us.
Geo. A. West— " Wear & Faber.
T. B. Martin-- " Sarsge, Martin. &Cc
O. Wilson
B. D. Woodruff'—...et Molten, & Wootratir.
Jae. Under. 1711Ureell lAMB.
tiLBOACE - w. DAY Pnesideut.
FLAIWIS N. DDek, Vise Preeddini t
WILLIAM I. BbAriallAßD.Beeretery.
SAVING FUNDS.
RAVING FUND—UNITED >STATES
TRUST COMPANY', corner THIRD sad MUM
NUT Sket'.
INTISItES7 FITS PER crew',
IL R. CRAWFORD, President;
LAMES R. BUNTER. Secretary and Wraluntrer.
Moe lams, from IP until 8 dalook.
This Company is not joined in any aoptioatfon to tie
liatmlaturo,
A dr iii t DAILY EXCURbiONS.—
Steamer CORANB leave' first pier
twhow sat a /Street, at 7X I A. M., dallyglaedaya aw
,pt.dlfer 9ezuMN9lB, Ilaw Dela.
i
ways Cty. frOltT DEL/LW/Mc sad Salem.
EXOUrilion tiokets for Chewer and Psdnetroye. ots.
Do. . do. for New Castle. Del. city",
Fort, and Salem..._ _... es a l
Oar Leave on MONDAY. 24..1. iron, (for that day
ottt7,) at 9 o'clock A. M. jeff-St*
FOR NEW YORK.
NEW DAILY LINE, via Delaware an*
Raritan Canal.
rknaoolprda and !dew York Ewes. gararakdatealtlo
Pan , will "Old" Night on and after MONDAY.=
meant. and ikairk daily at P. M.,delfvering their am
mo in New York the following darn.
Freights taken at reasonable rates.
WAS. P. CLYDR. Agent,
No. 14 SOUTH ADVES. Phsasslghls,
J4EII HAND.,ekeent.
Pion 14 sad is NAST AMAX. New York.
wille-tftt
i s is dr o t . FOE NEW YORK.
roitimudota. ProranisT aerneang
mill OGUIMORO4I their business for the moon on Komar
Thertetessiore are noir recoiling freight st Second
Pier above atnut Wee.
orate socortuntcleting. Vi t t*
• . . HAM) 004.
It/ Pestle Plikbilinkr•
ipozAtm BRANDY. -- One barrel pure
Torn -Heim PEA.cH, for W. b y 0 . 0.
Lug _ 10A A IrMl 1•11
vir oAii-500 lbs. for sale by
Liz 47417111glititz8otgr1414.
wow SI
WA N—To xehange some excel-
Th D I
lent Firming Lands in the West for Liquor, To
mas), or • 'mars- A ridsforftve days. at ti? pfflie of
this paper..." merchant." Jen 3c"
$2 00 WANTE LI—A., PARTNER,
with the above amount in wail. in a
l e n ,-eirabbahed Flour, Grain. and Feed business,
w era there is a railroad tr ok and depot. with ever ,
1.014.7 for business. re a enviable person lbe is 4,g00d
offie
owing. Aud„ till - Wheat," Box 4004 MIAs. Pm
AOAtitLaTE or PRINCETON 0:i1.-
4
LPG 41 wishes a PITITATfON es teacher in a
first-alaaa aeminary. ddreas " Palmer." Offina cv this
AY .TING WIN. just graduated from
the High sohoni. denims a *OITA it
mercantile house; would be 'AMMO with &mewl .8.144,
until Mg examinee would eutula him go a. unmerited
raromer4t.on
WA NTXD—A purchafar for a patens
right that will yield 6r r thowiend dollars to an,
person who has *Fiery,. Ledo wlf purchase it mauve
The oroer etor being in faid , e health, is compel ed to
tell. Address lived.' at this office. Jeri-Ur"
WANTED —35 000 IN M. eitTGAI4
WANTED -$5
• on a first-o Tars norneumb.red propertr- 'worth
SONO. Adams "T. L.." this office. jel9-12t*
WANTEU T BENT -A OOMFORT
IF • ABLE memos.. within Sae minutes' walk of
Fourth and Chestnut streets Rent must be low• Ad
dress" Reber " tht. office. tei9-Bt*
WAA'rgll —BY AN EXPEMENUED
I,lB ,!msu, who aan oommand a, fair amount of
near
nen , e nua r ii: RopsFeniena in a fiat Masi Jobbing
P. B, office of The Press.
J. 19 100
WANTED—AGENTS to sell PAOKA
ORS cf STATIONERY and JEWELRY, at.
rides one third lees than sin belprohamed elsewhere
yell on or nddrees (stamp enotossoo J. L. DAILEY No
1.54 COURT Street. Boston Mn... mhIK-Itm
JE-ZaMPLOY ERS WANTING Y 0 UN
Men, &0., are invited to addremety " Employ.
meet Committee," at the Rooms of the oun MO 's
Christian t Association, 1.009 and 1011 .11.EST141T/
Stree. S4ta
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
da TO LET—A very desirable and con•
2E2 venient 2TORE. No. 24 Eolith FOURTH &rest,
Rer t reasonable It*
im TO RENT—A 'Farm of about forty
Iltat acres, with large stone Mansion. coots fling
heater. hot and cold water bath. and free range ;
also. two tenant NOTIVOIN and Barn ;sae, flange .
the pl ort, Bituniied on the Town/clip lne road. six or
sossn nu es from the eit , ' about one m le from Get
rnantOW.,, and overlooking the Wissahickon creak. To
any responsible party from ti,e city. desiring a perma
nent country retreat. this's a fire opportunity, es it will
be rented low to a good tenant. Crops are in. Posses
sion given July lit. _address the undermined, or call
between 3 an t 6 o'clock, any afternoon. 'Or a week
B. KOWA Y & b 0 cf.
It* Q 2 MARKET Rt., up stairs. Phila.
el TO LET—To a family without eh ll
lliitdren. a three-story hriek UWE' LING. with the
Furn taro. ie the vicinity of c Ivan Nacre from July
1. , 'ill October let. Bent, 1135. Addiela ' 9 ll P.. "
at
The P. ess c ffice. jr2l2t*
TO KENT LOW—Furrusbed or un
fey lux month,. or longer. if eigglred,
large and convenient ritrUStz. No 1735 Arch street .
Apply to A. P. end J. L eIORRIIS, 9:6 A Reri
Street je 19 tf
in TO LET—A DESIRABLE DWEL•
LING. NO 123 North THIRTEEN/II Street
Apply to WETHERILL do SHOWIER, 47 end 49
North SECOND street. miLld-tf
OBLESTNUT-STREET HOUSE and
fiTORE rent,—The desinsblp busoinena legation,
1339 CILESTN uT Street, with dwelling attached. Anal,
at 431 aßEBTNll74ktreet. apn
MkTO RENT.—A rare opportunity is
offered to a competent mane.ger of a Hoarding
Home by the tindersisnAd whooffers to rent the po
mmy form dr . known as tbe UNITEDISToThS HO-
. „
T L. situated on CHESTNUT Street, above Fourth,
opposite the custom House. 2he house contains forty
rooms all of wnieh are partly furnished. The din
tug-hall is ninety-five feet in length. besides kitchens,
tie ntriem, and every other convenience I hat can be de
inred. the pternotes have been fitted up in a ocm
pieta manner, and are ready for immediate Oennearier
To a proper person, having expenenoe, a profitable
bnainen• can be done. To an aceentalve tenant the
terms will be made reasonable. For partiowars nyply
to JOHN REL. on the armies, between the hours of
9 and S o'olook. Jell-tutnelot
de GERMANTOWN PROP ERTri TO
RENT.—To Rept, the large and oommodlow
modern-Inuit Rouse, oorner of ARMAT Street ant
WILLOW Avenue, 'Fitt. geta, bath, hot end cold water
and all the modern Improvement,. Apply to HEN It
8. TARR, 710 GREEN Street. Philedelphht, Or on thr
eremites. ate-
a TO RENT -TWO 00IINTE3
ma. BOUBEffill,orm mile from ToccoaY.
1411tY
717 WALNUT' Street. 111llflo
rIIOIINT—A very desirable STORE.
Ilk on the Ninth-street front of " The Continents'
Hotel." The More et Moth end annllnut streets mine
dimity 5t10,0:42 fore ISADTH.• end liaat.mress Maker.
Apply to JOHN RICE,
red-tiElonthereet NINTH and RANWINI Invents.
FOR BALE —The Stock, Good Will, lrix.
tures. and rdeoh;nerr duke old-established PAaer
Box Faotory. N 0.19 N. Fourth street. &HAY WM.
B. BACON, k xeontor. 334 , MARK. j-T Itt. Bt*
FOlt BALK —A large Derrick Pole, 116
feet lour, imitable fore flat staff. Apply to WM.
MORON EY. at the Ott MED e.&L,Logest dolma.
ie2l-2t•
RR. CORSON,REAL ESTATE BROKER
• &ND CONVEYANCER, NORRISTOWN. PA
—Real Eetezo bought and sold on ressionable terms
Roses and dwellings for sale or rent in IVorristown anc
gauntry. Good mortgages negotiated. Collections made
The best recentness elves. st24-en,
UOAILDINii.
ROARDING.—FannIy and single rooms
WO
ro to rent. with - board. at 616 Boma WAPHIKi
TOM oft to
SLi/Awl:cc A./Ain:ol2o3 at Florence
P" -g Betghts.—Tlis undersigned has opened the large
house on ilia Heights. and is now ready to receive
boarders. He will keepthe hone sod he table in the
best condition. 1111.1)1A8 J. Dollme Y.
jeSO-15t oat LOCUcT etreet.
THE YOUNG MEWS HOME,
273 !South 'THIRD Btre t, Philadelphia.
posad. Loaglor, and Wookung. P.il iiCiiii.lll tWir Week
Itatraotion and Medical Atteadanoe, anthant extra
charge.
ALEXANDER SLOAN, Ropennteadent.
BOARD OP PICL.WILOZEte:
John Bahian. ruminant, C R. lisfelliX•
F. Retail, ord Starr, George R. Pox, •
Wm. gig Collins, F. Mo.tironr ...eerie,
Caspar Moms, M. D., 'Wm. Gillespie,
Pierce . Butler , Wm. H. Atibh.irst,
Beery Wharton, W.. 7. Amy. od. Secretary,
A bre ham Mania, Augusta's:testae.
jail) St William P Law a.
BOARDING.—STRANURKS visiting the
eity, end others desiring euverior anorimm dation'
in the most beautiful part of the oity, can be suited et
piteation to Mrs KOOK C .
, N. E. corner .x
rbbriTH and LOOM" r Streets. Private Parlors. with
ea Rooms adjoining, for single gentlemen or [mollies.
Terms moderate. je6 160
MOTU:F.-3 be subscribers having corn
/ Plied with th, reentrements of se sot of the Leg is.
Isture of Youee.lv.o.e relative to senders 01 Mineral
wagers avid oth-r beverages. herons caution all per
sons InMinot buries or 'dont, trea6o.ing. Dane
any Lovtl•I mwked " DOM/ & t 30.." no& r tee
meet t o
presorined in the afo.easid waned the susrhe
hereto. DOOuY
322 south WATS . R Ptreet.
JUNE 59 1861. hat alith
t WIFE ti.ktil HAD A DISEA S E OF
the right eye for els. yearn. During ih , pew two
PRars in spite ot a tonere con se of treatillen wh oh
she notlorscat. it grew trmitially 11 , 110 , tiOoat two
manila ago the placed herself under the treatment of
Itr (JONI U N (Mob at No tAtt b,.uth 1 , 11 , re.E.N1.11
BUNK, and to day the eye ia well.
W LKKR JACIVION.
Pastor of ht. Penl'• M. v. % lamb,
Wo an Catharine btreet.
V DuNoGuUE, WiIOLkBALEDEALkE
• in Coff-e, Fusses. end Syrups, No 23 Fonth
WATIJt St) eat. 500 paoksgoi Swim Refined Bu
rt!!! and Byrum including all grades and coo to.ga of
Rio a. d Java tA , lree, at the lowan motkot r-ioes, to
prompt °ash bole's. 1411-3te
EASE AND OOMFORT.
A. ThEOBALD asks, Who can please or Mgt
everybody
Peon a person probably never was born. tint those
who know when they eve muted in 1300 r 8 or 13E1ub.9
are tuvued to give him s call, sod those who never
were gowed before may be muted now. Re la at hi. old
place. SOS COAT ES Street. Jou 3m
PURE PORT WINE.
FON MB BY
C. H. MATTSON.
ARCH AND TENTH STREETS.
NEW LOAN
FOR SALE
A iimited amount of the tier 3,000,000 LOAII. in
sums to suit purchaser*. for sale by
JAY COOKE & CO..
114 SOUTH THIRD STREET. Jell-lm
MAYEb
111 LILLIE'S SAFE DEPOT ANHWEI)
to No. 91, Booth SEVENTH Street, near the
Fri witlin Institute.
The undersigned, thankful for gait favors, and being
determined to merit future patronage. has scoured ag
elegant and convenient store, and hes now on hand •
large assortment of Carted Wrought and
Chided iron 'Fire and Burglar roof Hates, the onh
menctly Ore and burglar proof sa es made.) Lii
lie's Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Locks.
LillieTs Bank Vault Doors and Loc k e Will be barnmhee
to order on short notice. Thu i the etrougnst. best
protected, and cheapest Door and Look yet °Berea.
Also. particular attention is called to New
Cabinet Safe for Plate, Jewelry, &o. This Bate is con
oede*i to surpass in style and elegance Nullifies yet.ol-
fared ly fire f and burgl a r proof this Pe i nod is *0 91111 9 9 e Bust la Janos'
.
flricrei. No:rms.—l have now on hand say twenty of
Panel, Bening._ & Co.'. Sates. most et them nearly
new, and some forty of other makers, comprising B
complete assortment as to sines, end all lately ex
changed for the now 901i/bated Lithe Bale. They tr ig!
tem dat very low 'noes. Pia:we null and'itemise.
JOS-Isif N. C. SABL E. Agent
IN THE ORPHANS' OvIRT FOR. THE
CITY ANEI COUNTY OP PRILAORLPITIAJ
In the matter of the 'Relate of L cifftt.ElNCti PAM
NON, deeeased.
The Auditor **pointed by the Court. to audit, elttle.
end adjue. the now nt et JAM 626 Mum ILLArt ant
W,er, Wt. WELL, Exeout”re end Trustees of the ea
tat. of 1.6.127R.11N0tt JOR6I•O2OBO6B6Cdt end TO re
p.rt dettritadoe. will meet the lalirraillt a car,bli
office. ho. som.weLNu (greet- in th- of Pude
detebia. on WEllitnittDaY, Jane 26. 1861, at lleo.ock
A. 62.
.10/4-1011,61 ISAAC IIaZtAIIURST. Auditor.
VSTATE OE I
BEATON SMITH, DE
ALAI- fIEABVD.
hOTICK is hereby T een, that lettere o r
adman atra
tion on the estate et BNATOtti hid IT rt. Imo of the
oitr ei Phili.delehot. deceased. have been granted to
the undersigned All pereme, therefore•llo9ll3a OPtime
or demands against the set t estate, are rettoratee to
'melee them known to the almtnistrator without delay
P. FAAZ BlttrritokoministrAto ,
Jen- th6t West Chester. ro•
LETTERS 'TESTAMENTARY TO THE
ESTATE of JOHN H. WHEELER. drummed.
late grooer. Third and Lombard streets. basins been
granted to the understated. all perorate Indebted to said
Ere,_ _ roeuestea to make and AU persona
having Outima are maneatial to present taw. to
EA LFO O. men VII.
407 WALNUT Street.
JOHN
,313
313 UNION Street.
NORMAN B. WElEDioria,...ri,” ta* Gro
ner" and 'VOA Buiduoms. soutnarout corner or THitta
and LO nEa RD treats ta duly authorized to receive
payment of maga due sold Estate. and accounts against
It may be lett wi th him.
June I. UHL Je3inthUt
n ail HAVANA HIGARS.—A
1 / 000pu'Wehoiee assortment, o om p r od ut
tit,
6 liocfh tu G e
em o F a i t g c a e ro le , b C ra e t b e e d t btrs,Ver m g oE e s Be n a ol m
I m l a P
^
Irne6ih6ll6. k.e. Also Plum
and Ga . oie Ciaerettes. For tele low for owiti, ola
ter m. pr i c es, by toe importer, CHARLES T$ E,
Jell - 1m Pto . lSo WALAUT Street,
WALNUT -STREET TILEATIM—LioIe
Lommee. Mra M. A. GA ER EI'THON.
BA.TURDAYBEsErITSUNS 22. 18519
Or THE
JACK'ON INFAAThy wiTilif
COmmaode 4 by col. J. K. MURPHY,
EICHARD THE THIRD.
Mr. J. d. ItOftvik r
'Kee kindly volunteered Ilia valuable aorvioes. and wilt
appear as the
DUKE OF GLOB rER.
Mrs ALEXINA FitlttEß BAKbR
as Queen Elisabeth
Mt. JORN E. Mc ONOUGII
Duke of Buokinsham
as
Mr. J. LEWIS EMCEE
2 T1T2201.
Mrs. am Mr . Ira 2 altY OfiaPill*N
In the laughable fame of the
YOUNG WIDOW.
Box Bonk now oven
Dress tarola and Parquet 20 obi. Family Canis ss ote.
Doors open at 7. Oututhetteagat M us 8.1e1; ag.
Mr. B N. YOU 4 0,
• We Manager.
Ivl ME 1 8E ATTRACTION .—A (;%AND
muncm., AND LITERARY F'flriVAL 111_84
t.
or the V. unere. will be Fiv•n et ODD FELLowill
LL. Frankford 011 T I , 8D so ns caie. June sith.
The follutrana dieitaguish.d pe will imam. at Shill
entertninment:—M.e. ANNA GOWIKLL, Mies H.
SN On% tx. tine J IoOLLOCK, Dr. R. eaDL
TON MACKENZIE, Mr W. TIAISpiLWO PD. Mr.
W. J RILL, ( 3W. FE RENR GMT. g.
I:MIMI , DP. rile WA'iMjNG/OdlA^l anti uNION
(theit; co ÜBa, form rut au 4111111, ..f talent 114 will
Impure Boob an entertainment an wet never before
coven in Freakford . Ti , f ete 28 gents. Dom own at
731 Porto:woos to comm . noe at 8. Jen St.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OP MORO.
GRAND TA BLEAUX
oMUVCAAN TFEszrrAL,
IN Alb OF THIS
VOLUNTEERS' FUND.
0 4 MONDAY aVEN LNG, June 24. MAL The enter
tainment will be under the patronage of' the following
eistinemehed gentlemen!
Rea. A Misr& r Henry, rat James Pare,
lion. Richard Vann. R. P. King. Esq
S. H horsimann, Esq., George a. Hensel, Egg.,
David W. Sellers Ere.. George 8 reth o ol,
Charles E Stewart. t 444 Sk Huey, r sq..
Messrs I. K. Mollvain Sr. Mo re Stewart & Peter
t•on. so
The following array of' talent will appear:
Madame B aItTH JORANNOE++.
Mum HUN al rTll SHAW,
Mr. G HO. W. HABELWOOD.
Mr. 010. FISLIX MIK RT
GAO. A. COFFEY, Fsq..
Mr 8. HERREN%
_DOD WO MTH'S GREAT MILIPA Y • MD.-
And a See Morns evonposed or mbere of the HAS
DEL AND IL4YDN SOCIETY.
Iwo llamas Dorn t e
OPERA
of IL TROVATORE—wan the wage set with snare
priaie meow y—will , ung.
A GRAND MARCH by MENDELSSOHN,
be performed ea etA .ttd. 43+X et:es LA-
Dale awd GEN fLEM- und•v the di tine of
MR GEORGE FELIX BENKERT.
A S PLENDID SILK B 4 NNER wilt be ['wanted
o the GRAS MAST ZOUAV ES, Captain Hillebrand,
from their lode friends, b. iteorge A. Coffey, Esq
The Zotuives will exhibit their proficiency in Military
Drill i.n the niags.
the National othem. AMERICA. will be ming, the
audience assisting in the performance.
To conelude with
BEAUTIFUL TABLEAU VIVANT,
which W eeIHiNGTO r appe le the clouds.
cretonne the Stara and .trinea, with the SECRSSION
LAG at hie feet uririfr the scene th. chorus will
eine the THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER.
l'he whole under the direction of 8. Hebron'.
Tickets Twenty five Cents to AD carts of the hgtue.
(meant the Prosoenium Boxes, mh oh are SO oenui each
seat. freser.sd sews in the Parqcet otn be procured
at the Box Office, daturd sy and rem:ides. for ten cacti
extra. Tre.eta can a e•t be °Loaned at alt the Athlete
stores. Doors epee at 7; to commence at B. je2l3t
A SSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
4 - 11 - SIMIAN WAR AND STEREOPTICON.
NV SCENES OF THE Rl , Blll.bltils.
FOURTH WEEK, MONDAY, JUNE IT.
AM Ems /fiat this Weak. Lient. Grab ti. Harper's
Ferry, Gen, Davey Scott, Anierson„ taiswortn, and.
Brownell. Matinees Wednesday
sent adas afr &
Admission 25 cents '4' 4;kuldren 15. Ur/ It
A GLAND BIUSIO F &wily AL IN
nid of the Poor end Families of t' e Voluntary,
Cathedral Pariah will be held at etattnitti•L
081 •II re. on Vit vDN v BRAY, June 25 1861. The
grounds are eaiiy of access, via the r turmourit boats
sad litra d avenue cars Tickets 25 ewe ; children 10
eau's. Can be had at the o ffi ce of the Cathed vl Ce
metery hummer street, below Eighteenth, one 11` the
usthotie bookstores. jon)-itt*
rum, THIRTY-Mil:lM ANNUAL JIIX-
Jk- HIBITION OF THE yEziNSYLVANIA ACA,
DF,MY OF THB F 1 1 ,14. ARM 13 140 W Orlin AT
1093 (711.:ATNIFIr Rtreet.
Admission fee reduced to 10 Ce*ts. Peaaon inotets.
20 ants. Chituren under twelve years, half pride.
Catalogues IS ants. eli
pIOPO‘ALB FOR MATBRIaLB FOS,
. 11 . THE NAVY.
NAVY DrPARTNIN?
BUREAU OF CONsTRUCTION, t QUIPME T,
J nue 11, 1331.
Reeled proposalg to furnish materials br ibe Navy for
the fiscal )ear erding 30. h June. 1511. will be reoelved
at this Bureau until 3 o'clock P. M. of the Bth Jnly next.
bees ProPosets must be enoorsed " Proposals for Ma
tensile for 11,5 Navy. Bureau of Conrtruotion!'
that they may be distinguished from &net business
lettere,
Tee materials andartro!ea embraced in the obtkie•
named are pertosniarlv desorined in printed schedules,
any of which will be fora shed to such as desire to Of.
for, enamel/cation to the oomm andents of the respective
yards, or to the Navy Agent nearest thereon and those
of all the yards upon noplioatlon to this Bureau, ILi
division Into 'Bastes being for the convenience of
dealers in each. such p ittions will be furnithert we are
entnalty required for bids. 'fhe commanoant and navy
agent of each station will have a OOP) ..1 the sohedoleo
of the other yaroa for examination only. from which it
May be judged whether it will be desirable to make ap
plication for them.
edam amid us made for the whole of theaters at any
ya. noun one 01 the printed *oh. dotes. ono strootcon
forMity therewith. nr they will nut be consider d.
The contract will be awards d to the ow-at bona Atte
bidder who , ivee proper security for its ointment '1 he
united States es. erves the right to tejeut ell the bole
for any ease if deemed exorbitant.
All art ales most be of the vets best quality. to be de
livered in goon order. and in suitable vessels
packages, a the case may he. at the expense and risk
of the oontrictor, sod in al vestisets frubiset to the in
specition. me oitueinent, count. weight, ego , of the
ard where reeeived and to Ma swore satisfaction of
the commandant thereof.
Bidde.a are refeiree to the commandants of the re
de..cto.• verde for sample itutruoil ne. or Particular
esertption of the articles; 'Ltd, all o her things being
• anal prelerence will be given to articles of American
manuf °tura.
hoer) offer, as required by the law of 10th August.
1516 must be aocompanied be a written guarantee. the
form of which is tierewtth given.
Those Only whose offers .elaf be accepted will be
notified and the contract Ind be forwer, ea a. soon
uherogfrer a.. prao 'cable. which the. will be required
0' execute within ten days atter Le receipt at the Duet
omne or navy steno; named by them.
curdle') in the lull amount w' 1 he requirrd tat Men
the contract, and their reap nub lay nertrfred to la, a
Uni.ed states &strict Bides. bated States dietriot
attorney, oelleot tr, or navy scent. es edoiti-atel se
curity, twenty per comma will be withheld from the
amount of the bi is until the contract shelf have been
completed and eighty per oentun each bill. appro red
in Tullio to by the commanAnts ut the ressect vs
yards, will to paid by the navy agent at the po.nre of
delivery witnin Nutty days after its presentation to
tum.
Its stipulated in the contrsot that if debut be made
by the parties of the first OUT in delivering all' r any of
the as , Riles mectioned in any class Mu tor in the 0001-
trent, of tfte OttlhtF, mad at the tmean t acre sh .ve
eruvided. then an" in that ogee the contractor and his
sureties will for pit and pat to the Uniteact.tiss a sum
of money not ex eedine twine the at. ount of such of or,
which may be °covered from tme to time accord ng
so the nut of .timgress in that CMG provided- ap.roved
March 3,1843
Claikree Noe 1.2.6.8, to be delivered one-fourth Silt
fn or ',afore the lath of May, one fourth pall en or be
., e the WA 01 July. one-fourth pa• t to or before the
20th of ciente mbar and toe fathoming fourth pa t on or
belore 1-t ot I)ooernb•r. IP6I Cle,sea 3.4 7. and 9. the
whole obe delivered by the 13th of May, 1861 • tie re/-
mart:titt effuses to be '.livered one. fporth part on or
before the Ist of Veptemher next, one worn part on or
before true let of Boor other next 000 fourth part on or
before the tat of the resound r on or be ore
the 30 hot June 1863. littlest earlier required.w an a no
of tWeive da 5. comprising a' esion celivery.a due
proportion of ea are.un. • lass Mend all totlowmg. if
adartionat quantities of an, of the artiolse named
therein are demanded. they are to tie furnished on
like terms and conditions pr v ous to tne expiration of
the hecac year. upon receiving a nuttoe of fifteen days
Irma the bureau, um oommandant of the yard, or navy
agent.
./ , nrtri of Offer,
I, and, th-
the ' re of —, hereby agree
to furnish vee, in the respective navy yards, ail
the articles named to the masses hereu to itimeged,
ag r eeably to the provisions of the a hednielt therefor,
aid in conform ty with toe auvertisement of the the ean
of Construistion, ko .Of JUNI 11.1861 111 h. and my offer
be mmented. I request it to be rods seed at —, and
the contract sent t • the navy agent at —, or to
lot signature mg comfiest°.
Date.
near ,
Tan sandals which the bidder encloses must be
pasted to his offer . eta each of them ei.ned try him.
ppOSlte each sr tole n the soneoule the Pfine mos be
Bet, the amount carried out the egstetate looter] an fir
each alum, add the amount likewise 'litter, in words.
Form of Guarantee.
The undersigned, ---, in the
flute of —, and -- of -- in the
State of , hereby guarantee that in case the
foregoing bid of --- for any of the Muses
therein named be untested. he or they will, within ten
date atter the retie et of the Contract at the post office
nanard, or navy asset aortinated execute the ooarraot
for th• same with good and sufficient sureties: and
in ease said - shall (sit to enter into contract
s aforesaid. we gueran eto mate good the differenne
betwr en the tiffiir Ot the said and that which
May be so'pp'ed.
signatures of two guarantors. C. D.
E. F.
Date.
Wtruess.
I hereby certify that the above-named ------ are
known to me U men of propetty and se.° to Lasko food
their guarantee.
Bete. igignatare. G. H.
To be signed by the United statea District 1n .ge.
United SULU' District AttJrneY. Collector, or Awry
Agent.
The following are the classes required at the respect,
We nevi- Yards
KITTERY, MAINE.
Chun No.l White Ban Logs; No. a. White Oak Pro
lulu:mons Tnob r ; r o 6. Yellow Pine Plank Stook
^O.B. Voliow Pula Masts s, d steer Tanner No,
10. White Pine; No. IL ASS and Oviroeni NO. 13.
Slack Walnut and 'terthoganr; No. U. White Ash Oars
and Hickory But; • ^0 21 iron; No. 22 and
hails; No , 23 Laud' Zino. and lie; •o 26. Hardware;
No. 27 Paints and Oi a ; No 28. kiltt 0 .ultes ; No. 2e.
Cotton canvas; N 0.30. Flax and cotton No,
31 Maui; No. 63, Leather; No Be. Blushes; ho W.
Bunting and Dry Goons; No 37 Yvon. Tar, Rona;
No. 38. Mhos , . 2404 p. OA; No. S 9 %lug Chandlery ; No.
40, Stationery; No. 41. lire Wo d
WIARLE‘TOWN, MASSACHUSETTS.
Clans No.l White Oak Logo,. NO. & Whits oak PrO.
inhicinone Tusher: No Yellow Pine rook alma
Logs; No.lo. White Pine; N 0.31. Ana and Oyoren.,-
140.12 Dinah Walnut and Cperry; No. H. White. Ash
Oars and Itiokory Bocce ;• No 15 wade Oak +toenail...4l
tie ding ; N 0.31. Iron ; 23. Poi/Na.
34 and Non; No.
so. Lefttl,2olo, 'PILL N 25- Hardware oo Paint%
Oda. &03 ; 38* .1 , lag C anvas;
nvas; no. SO. Conon Canna:
No 30. Flax and COMM Twine; No, Si. Ohms; No St
I,eatheri No. 33 Hose ; No. S 4. Brushes; No. 34 Bunt
ing and Dry cloode; 140.37. Pdok, Tar. Roain; No. 34.
Tallow. Soap and Oil; No NI. olup.Oloodulaeri N 40.
igithonars .No. 41. Fire Woad; NO. 1 , 2 010144 IST
hope.
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
- - •
Class No. 1, White Oak Lots No. 2. White Oak
Plank; No.S White ilsk Promisanous Timliair; N 0.4,
WAILS Oak Keel PleOes ; To. 6 Yellow Pine Bank
atonic Lona 1' No. T. Yellow Pine 804 mg ; 110 th Yellow
Pine Must alt.' agar 4.lniberi N 0.9 Whiteruin Mast
TanheriNo , TO White Pine; No 11 ash and Oppress
No. 12, kg auk Waliortehrrry. filahosan.z_t 11.
Wage sub Otis and h ickor y Bars; rt 0.14 wrote Oak
Wave. aud Heading's; so. le, Sleek •p sae; To. 18,
LtranmintM; No 21. non t No. 22 elutes sort Nada:
A t , hiao, in;. No 21, Pig Iron • ^to , 23 U."-
Waro_ l • No 27, Paints awl ,• No. 28. 'Flan thauvas
.140. Cotton Canvas; N 0.30 Flax sad Cotton ,
Twins;
No. 3i. Goon; No. 22. Lawns. • . No. 33 Hose ; No. ""
Brushes; No. 33. aiming and Dry Gods; No. 36,
Lanterns; No 87; Pi oh "tar. Ragan,. No 33, Tatlorr,
Soap. No. b 9; ship Chat.diary ; 40, 21 6 0e2517
N 0.41, Fire Wood.
Pat LA ELPIII.4. Pr 10N3 Yt. V•NI a.
_Class N 0.2. %lots Oak flank Wh.te Olt Keel
Manes; No.ll. 'tallow Pine Plank amok Lase; aux g.
Yellow Pus Beams! No. .3 Yellow Pin: Meal land 'PM
Timber: No.lo • White FIDE O. .13. nab and CI WM* ;
NO. 12. 111.ak Walnut Cherry,and Makopiln No. ig.
Whits <Ash rare and topkoty No. 21.
Iron;.NB:21!
epTuee ; • , o 18 Lignammite
d •
N & , /e ; No: al Loud. Z no. and • No 25.
liardaaie . - 1 0 iti. 27 Paints and Anti; Na. 211, FistCan
vsio zr. COMM] Oisovria_i No. ...l o x v own ,
Twlnr; 31. Gass ; No az Leather ;_ No 33 MAO;
34, artlthOS..; No. 35 Bunting arta Pry Go di; 1%0.
3 Tar, ACHIM ; al .allow, Ace", and gni ;
No , 39 Nhip Onandi. Ty ; No. 4). Busuoner, ; no. 41.
Pirlo.WOOd.
WeBBINGTON. P. O.
Claw No.lo Sc bite Pine;
_No. 21. Iron; No 22. Elp'kes
333 IS Lead, Zino. and Tin; 140 31 Pis
.2/0. dwave; Ito. 27. raints and Oils: No.
39 Snip_ Lhand err; ti. Boiler. lank , and Gs. or
trop; N 0.41 Chinn' Iron; No. 4a. Ing o t Cooper; No 47.
Bellows; PULA FOWL ion-tllO
CIOTTOR SAIL DIICrIC and OAPIVASp
1 1.1 of all numbers and breads, r art 4 .,,,,,A r e mui. f or
Raven'. Duck Awning iinui v i°. covers,
TIMM, AWnium Inzats, sal prie r wma ILi
AU*, Paper Manleatilren
tom wide. swims nip oven tor, Il e
Ji)m, • • r oe.
E NTATE or SAMUEL MARTIN, DE
csassu.
Lotter' resiamenton to the 'ROMs of 111113eMIL
A nTLY. droaallektir having been this ray mated by
the Resta& of wail to the undersigned. all prison
ind.ood to said titan tiro rt tow a IN Mohr pa' Wrier.
an d thug* booing claim* to 'newest them without dolor .
v. , WILLIAM B. .Pkik. 4 otf4.
IOAAU FrB7OY , yx-ootori,
IttocKLEY root OfflOO.
Or to their Altman. IAR ii t• RICK )INYft •
Phila. low 10 , 1861. 1141 Booth WlttletP Mon.
Signature. A. B