The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, June 28, 1861, Image 3

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Proceedings of City Councils.
The regular dated meeting of both brandard of
COMIOUI Was Int" rsitoPioi sftmoon.
815LECT COUNCIL.
Tose. Cramer,, president, in the chair. The
n ova petiteoes and communications were received
-ope from the unemployed citizens of the Boren
teeoth, Eighteenth, end Nineteen th wards, ova
e es i e g a copy of the resolutions passed at their
oast meeting, which was referred to a joint
vr e sial oommitthe ; from the trustees of the Bated
r oler i o . Illeshanioil Raft asking for an appro.
pay damages dona to their building by
elation 10
P rome t ee rs ; from the eithena of the First division,
F i tc h ward, asking for the change of a precinct
d 00nnualvation wee resales& from Alfred F
Dangly , Ireq , asking Council. to be present at
t oo commencement of the Polytechnic College
The invitation was accepted.
From the Cameron Regiment, asking for an ap
propriation of 41,000 to astray certain ezpencos.
ileferred.
From George Allen, Rrq.. of the 111:13 , 11178117 o
p ie erylvarda, asking Connolle to be present at
the i r annual commencement. The invitation was
annelaa
air. Davis, from the Committee on Girard Re
totes, reported a resolution transferring certain
;tout of appropriation to said estate Agreed to.
AA ordinance for the widening of Delaware
gone. from the north line of Auk greet to the
p ath line of Vine street, was agreed to.
The Committee en Girard Estates reported a
r esolution authorising a remittance of $2OO for
rent doe said estate. Agreed to.
The Uminolttee on Law reported w resolution
shangtag the places of election an the fourth divi
sion of the Fourteenth war , , and the lint divirion
of the Eighteenth ward, which was adopted.
The same committee reported as ordinance fix
leg the placer, of elections in the Twenty fifth
and, which was agreed to.
The committee to verify the cash accounts of
the Ci'y Treasurer reported the city funds to be
$535 057 93.
The same committee reported that the amount
of worr"is e° o s l6 Pgirfnea by the City Onntronee
this year, up to the Sidt hut , to be..sl 029 909 49
Paid by Treasurer 719,750 23
310 153 20
thititondiog warrants to Jan 1, 1861 2239.011 )0
YAW o 1 thug Iv Um 20th hmt sit mg 68
122 711 42
Leaving outstanding altogether, on the 26th lit
igant, $432.864 70.
Me Nest presented an ordinance providing for
the extension of the time of the heads of depart
ments of the city, which was finally withdrawn.
Mr. Berme presented an ordinance making en
appropriation of $3OO to the Taggart Guards. for
expenses incurred while mustering. Referred to
the Committee on Defence
Mr Fox offered a resolution instruoting the chief
Commissioner of Highways to report when and how
often the streets of the Twelfth and BeeOnd wards
bad been cleansed and the dirt removed since the
Bret of January last. Agreed to.
Mr. Hanson offered a resolution instructing the
Committee on Surveys to report a plan for drain
lug the parade ground. Referred to the Commit
tee on 'Rune,' I
Mr Nem, at this time offered the following :
Whereas, The Legislature at its last artsition en
titled that the eleotion of the members of Councils
and municipal officers of the city of Philadelphia,
,belt be held on the second Tuesday of October, in
such year, inatead of the drat Tutelley of May,
heretofore, and that the terms of tomes now in
office shall be extended to the time designated by
raid act, altar the October election ; and
Witerects, It is manifestly proper that the new
Councils shall have the opportunity of .ppotztting
the heads of departments for whose conduct they
will be held responsible by the people—
Therefore, In order that this purpose may be
attained—
BBC?. 1. The adapt and Common Council of the
city of PUllede/phie do ordain that the twine of
the beads of departments to be elected at any time
hereafter shall terminate on the diet day of Jan.,
1882. and that all ordinamies or parts of ordi.
IMMOs inoonsietent with this ordinance be, end the
isms are hereby, repealed.
Mr NSA'. said Thiene/WWI% will give the new
Councils the opportunity of choosing their own
officers. If we appoint them now for one year,
they will have six months to serve under the new
Counelle.
To make a change of the beads of departments
le the middle of the season, when Gouts - awe are but
half completed, and a new set of hands must bit in
troduced, would be very unwise, and .tuolikely to
promote the interest of the oily.
The time moat proper for new men to take their
places is in the winter, when badmen &suspended,
aid the old accounts settled np ; when the new in
eumbents have time to study the duties of their
lame, and lay cut plans for futare action. -
Mr. McLaren:a' moved to refer the ordinance to
the Committee on Finance, which, after some de
bate, was boat. Toe bill was then agreed to.
Mr. Werzatiumn cffered a resolution dispensing
with the next stated meeting of Councils that day
being the 4 h of July, and that Councils meet at
seven o'clock on that da and proceed to witness
the grand review of the ifome Guard. Agreed to.
Mr Sense* offered an ordinance imposing a
dna of $lO on any person who shall dhatroy _or in
jure any of the tree. or property at Fairmount
Park ; also , that it shall be the duty of the Park
pollee to remove from the Park all intoxicated
persons.
The ordinance was agreed to.
The Chamber then went into an eleetion for two
directors of the Girard College, which resulted in
the Glutton of Messrs. Morton MtiMioheel and
John 0 James.
The bill from the other Chamber, making an
additional appropriation to the Washington regi
ment, wu referred to the Committee on Defence.
The bill from Common Council, making an ap
propriation of $595,000. to pay the interest on the
fended debt of the city falling due on the lot of
July. 1881, was concurred in.
The bill making an appropriation to certain fire
companies was also concurred in.
The bill providing for the expenses of the special
@leaden in the Second Congressional district was
concurred in.
Tee tail changing the time of meeting of the
Board of Fire Directors was agreed to.
The chair announced Messrs Dickson, Davie,
and Magary as the committee on the working
men's petition.
The Chamber then proceeded to Common Conn
iff/ for the purpose of electing
_certain officers, and,
on reassembling, concurred in the bill providing
for the erection of a bridge over the Bohylkill at
Cheating street. Adjourned.
GOMMOZI COT/NCI/6
An Invitation was. received from Colonei Pie&-
listen, asking Councils to review the parade of
the Rome Guard, on Broad street, on the ensuing
Fourth of Jody. Au:muted-
The funny of the University of Pennsylvania
invited Councils to attend the commencement of
that 'Limitation, at liffideal Pond Hall, on the
morning of the 3d of Jaly. Accepted.
A memorial, signed Montgomery Johns, in re
!mule to the eaostrnotion of a culvert in Columbia
arenas, was referred to the Committee on High-
Mr Mmat presented a petition asking for the
repeal of an ordinance changing a preoinot holm
in tke Pith division of the Mint ward. Referred_
Mr LTIID presented a petition from Company G
of Col. Small !, Regiment, asking for an appropria
don to defray expenses lammed in this city. Re
ferred.
Thu amendment in reference to the lease of the
Banbury and Erie Railroad ; pending at the ad
journment of the last meeting, wee celled up by
the president.
Mr Lven understood this was the buoiness of a
epee's' meeting of. Councils,
and desired to know
whether it was in order to take it up at a stated
meeting.
The Panful:mu, thought it was in order.
Mr Lisn moved that its further comideration
be poetponed for the present Agreed to
Mr. Cassue offered s resolution directing the
Coma& tee on Claims to .return to ex Coroner Jo
mph Delevee aft his dovemente relative to a Maim
he bee against the city. Agreed to.
Mr Maces*, train the Committee on Fineries,
submitted an ordinance appropriating $595 000, to
ply the interest of the funded debt of the city,
felling due on the 10th of July next. Agreed to
Also, s fetelMion to release the sureties of
Fletcher, Bmid, Z sue, and others, wee adoptei.
Also, an ordlos.nee appropriating $l,OBB 46 for
The payment of Maim of Maws Moutgornery,
Miller, Minkel, and °there, for oorustructing
This ordinance met with considerable oppod
tint, and was finally referred to the Committee on
Mr- Rains prestnted a revolution diraotias
the City ControUer to countersign warrants to
pay the *sperm' of the special election to be held
on the 21 of July, in the Second Conventional
!Harlot. Agreed to
Mr. Quinn offered a resolution repealing the
resolution changing the place of voting in the
Fifth division of the First ward. Agreed to.
Mr. Moran, from the Committee on Trusts and
Are, Submitted a report stating that they , bad
completed their annual Mit of inspection, and
found the entire apparatus in a complete condition.
An ordinaries/ appropriating $3OO to oertain steam
engine companies : $250 to hook and ladder
occapaulaa ; and $.250 .o base sampan's!, as pre.
mribed by law, was agreed to.
Mr. Carrxr, (from a Pint Committee of High
yaps and Surveys) submitted a report on the sub
ject of the bide mode for the 000 ttroottoo of the
Chesmut Urea bridge. Tuley mato there has been
no informality in realised to the openinir of the
bids. A neolation was submitted anthonsing the
oontraot to be made with Messrs Clark. MoGrann
k lie , it a soil not massaging $291,85l 50, and the
Pnoorstrueture to Meanie. Wilcox A Whitney for
$139,512 30—the contrast for the masonry work to
be entered into forthwith, and that for the super.
annotate to be imbject 'to the farther action of
Comas.
Mr. Bistal.ll4llollo moved to mewed, that the son•
treat be awarded CI Mews Clarke, McGraw'. it
Co , and Wilms Jr, Whitney, at a oast of $415 000
for the complete work, aooording to the speoifioa
coas.
Mr. BABY= hoped that neither. of the reecho
lions would pan. When the matter wee before
the Chamber on a former occasion, it was dis
tinctly stated that the bridge Wm to cost *300.000,
and no more; and now a proposition coma here
by which the lowest bid is 'Ale 000 ; this at
bias, toe, when meth work can be dens at a much
reduced price from what it mold hail been done
at when this ag.oarnank was made by ins city. no
Res also afraid that the stone would acme from
Oonneetiout and the iron from New Jersey.
Mr QUUIN said, the question now was simply as
to wham this dentrset ettasid be given He eon. ,
vidored the proposition or Kr. idagsre• one
mould meet the approbation of every honest men
in the ohambar. By the eontractori proposed by
Ea) the bridge would be constructed M the lowest
price, and they bad eonfoomed strietly to the pre
scribed form of advertising. Now is the time 10
bevel the work dope, as the bridge is mush flooded.
ilelidra, there are thousands of men in Philadel
phia now idle, clamorous for employment , and this
bid give them an opportunity to gala a Ileali
wed,
Mr. Cassawsx.x. offered an amendment, pro
Tiding that all the atone required for the loutuie,
NU and emwttnotion of the bridge be prepared
cad dressed In Philadelphia, exempt so much ea
Putting to the quarrying of the some. That will
prevent the woik being done In Connecticut or
New Jersey.
An animated debate mod on the bridge qua&
tin, which hu been debated and reported a
!math- time and again, daring the last two years
Mr Lrxn moved dually that the report of the
ectemittee and resolutions be printed for the use
or the mutters, as they were evidently not pie.
Mid to vote upon the question intelligently at this
time.
Mr Pones timid not are that anything would
b e,. fettled by deterring the work. The subject
bed wen fully dieCinitud, stud • la re portion of
our working Glum could be employed if the een
et:ruction of the bridge was commenced.
Mr. Lurie' motion was not agreed to.
The amendment having prevailed, the queitiOn
toot rsenszed en the original motion as amended.
Mr lawn. made an earned 'pooh in favor of
postponing the question, and argued the ea it
se
He wanted to be Matilded that the 'peel
hoodoos had been an drawn that the 091ltreOlOre
6ould not come into the chamber twelve month'
!wawa, and day 'het en extra appropriation would
be required. When be became a member of Coen
oil the awn asked for the bridge was only $3OO 000,
and the underatending was that the Chestnut-
street Railroad Cowman] wee to pay one third of
that awn. Re renewed hie motion to postpone,
whioh was not agreed to.
The second resolution, providing for the Gan
struetion of the masonry and auperstruatere at the
present time, was not agreed to.
The matter was finally disposed of as follows :
Mr Megergee's saseidment was lost.
Mr. Cresswell's amendment was inoorporaled in
tho original revolution, end the letter was amended
as follows ; The masonry to be awarded to Messrs.
Clark, MeGrann, 1 Co., for the sum of $2BO 732 50,
aud the rupersorueture to Messrs. 141100 Z It Wl3lt
ney for $134 732 50—the masonry work to oom•
menee iMMedlitely.
The report was agreed to, by a vote of 53 yeas
to 5 nays
The entire cost of the work will be $415,000
resolution from Select Council, dispensing
with the neat noted meeting of Counaile, that day
being the anniversary of our national lade
pendenoe, was concurred in.
Both branches of Councils assembled in the
chamber of Common Counoil in pint Conveutien
for the purpose of ideating a member of the Board
of Guardians and a member of the Board of Health,
to serve for three years from the first of July next.
Mabion H_ Dickinson was unanimously chosen a
member of the Board of (*usrdiane, and William
Taylor (the present incumbent) a member of the
Board of Health
The matter from Select Council, relative to
leasing the Sunbury and Erie Railroad to the
Penneylvania Railroad Company, and authorising
the Mayor to oast the vote of the city in favor ca
the immure, wee called up.
Mr. BARPIIIII moved to have the further cooside
ration of the eubjeot postponed for the present
Agreed to.
A motion was made to make , be biii the special
order or the day tar the near 'Aar.] ...eating. No
quorum voted, and the Chamber adjourned.
HON. PHAROS P. BL.uu.—At a late hour
on Wednesday night Bon Frank Blair. of Mis
Semi, was serenaded at the Continental Hotel, in
this city. Be responded briefly, and is the course
of his remarks said that any man who proposed a
compromise to Congreas should be imitated from
that body Bo idea of a peaceable adjustment
was to be entertained one') the rebels bad grounded
their armv and returned to their allegiance to the
tegularly•oonetituted Government Until that
lime arrived, we would proceed to deal out a
merited punishment to those who would destroy
the Union he was for saving the i. Won by
mairoion, and of taking snob decisive measures as
would strike terror to the hearts of all traitors for
a century to come
At this point a voioo in the crowd cried, "Down
with the A bolltiv,rstets ?"
Mr. Blair continued by saying that the Abo
litionists did nut tell within the scope of big re •
mark; at present. Bat hgterroald say that they had
not taken 111) amiss against the, Government. Oo
the eontrary, they had dropped all partisan fool
ing, and were now in the ranks of the Federal
army with men, money, and good will. They ware
not like the rebel traitors of the Smith lie de
used that all the people of the South were allied
with the Seeession movement, arid is saying this
he apoke from personal observation
He then returned thanks to the assemblage for
their attention; and aPer Mating that be reoog
n-arld no flag, not even that of andYOUTI, ae supreme
to that of the United States, he withdrew amid
great applause.
ANNEAL COMHESONNENT Of THE POLITEEH
situ CoLiman —The seventh annual 0, =Milne
merit of the Polytechnic' College took place last
evening, at Concert Hell. The audience was very
large. The Germania Orebeatre was in attend
are*, and diseoursed some expellent musio. The
exercises were opened with prayer by the Rev
Henry 13 Clarke, D D. .Dr. Kennedy, president
of the institution, then made a brief address
Be alluded to the success of the institution.
which has now existed eight years After speak
ing of the progress of eduostion, he oonelnded by
an eloquent appeal to the gradutres, who, he said,
would always have the best wishes of their Doanlty.
After hn overture by the band, Hon. Wm. Strong
less introduced. Be spoke of the study of the
arts and aalannet—which In early timed was
confined to a few, bat now is afforded to every
one. Gradually the arts and sciences have booms
more diffused, wall now they have become the
common property of mankind. We cannot go
anywhere but we will find new Instruments are
constantly being made by which labor is ren
dered leo ditfionit---even inanimate objects are
brought, by the sciences,
tinder our control It
is, indeed, a glorious thing to live in the
age we now do. Life is worth more now than in
the age of our forefathers. We stand in amaze
ment in what practical salon cm has already wrought.
The history that was a full and eomplete one of
the arts and sciences ten years sine, would
be bat an introductory now. It has been
said, and often said, that " Knowledge is
Power." It is, indeed, power when applied
to the arts and sciences. Suppose that Arohimedes,
Sir /rano Newton, or some others of the great dim
ooverere of ancient times, could revisit this world,
and 800 the great changes that have taken place
in the arts and soienoes, what would be their emo
tion*? It is indeed a blessed thing to see how
we are advancing. No art is yet finished ; they
are aU in their infancy; new arts are to be di:l
-e.:leered and branght to light. The speaker in
eat:eluding was warmly appUinded.
The ceremony of conferring the degrees was
performed by Governor Curtin, president ex
Oleic of the board of trustees
The degree of the Beebelor of Civil Engineer
log was conferred upon the following-named youog
gentlemen: Arthur M. Cwsimsjon, Cuba ; subject
of thesis, design and description of passenger
reilroad depots. Thomas De Cubos, Canary
Islands ; subject of thesis, the steam engine.
John FOlllBllOB, Norristown, P 4. ; subject of the .
Els, aqueducts and their oonstrirotion. Ed. B
Hutchinson. Newtown, Books county, Penosyl.
veers; subject of thesis, railroads, their fro:lotion
and construction. Wm. F. Law, Caatale, Pa ;
mobjeet of thesis, roads and roed•making. Jas. W
Hutchinson. Grigguille. Illinois; subject of thesis,
"illuminating gas" Lewis W. Robinson, Had
donfield, N. J ; sal-jeet of thesis, plan and de
scription of an iron arched bridge Joseph B.
Hutchinson; Bristol, Pa ; subject of thesis, Ella
pension bridges and their construotion.
Degree of Beohelor of Chemistry—Ferdinand
W. B.oebling, Trenton, N J ; nrjact of thesis,
the anelyde of Iron eras, steel, Gan and wrought
iron. Jos C. Roop, Ceratantown, Pa ; &object of
tbeeis, economy in chemical manufactures, and
the utilizing of waste materials.
GRADUATZB Or. THRZX TZARS
Mester of Mine Engineering, D. E. Brower, Jr
Norristown.
Master of Chemistry, Balmy C. Eckstein, Phila
delphia.
Dr Kennedy stated that two of the grszlnittet
were now engaged in the defends of the na.lonal
flag. Although not present, the degree of Master
was soot:erred upon them, viz
Master of /Mechanical Rogineering—L. R. Fran
eine, Camden, N J.
Master of Civil. Engineering—Walter Scott,
Philadelphia
The Bon. Jsetztes Pollock was introduced, and
road. a orief and interesting address.
The bane:Cotton was pronounced by Rev„ Dr.
H. W. Ducachst.
THE STOEN.—Seversi places were street:
by lightning during the storm on Wednesday of
ternoon. Tna electric fluid struck the lightning
rod upon the tower of Norm:tab's factory, at the
corner of Fifth and Cherry streets The rod was
bent downward, and several bri.he were knocked
from the turret. No serious damage was done to
the building, but the inmates were considerably
alarmed
A huge poplar tree in Fairmount Park. about
one hundred feet in front of the old Mansion
Rouse, was streak by lightning and rent from top
to bottom. Rage fragments of the tree were
thrown to a gre•At distance. ¶f he shock was felt
sensibly by persons who bad token shelter in the
doorway of the building
Ti3a Walt of the sloor John B. 510..1, 17iNe
the waterworka wharf, Ren-ington, was struek an
damaged to the nmortut eighty dollars.
The telegraph lines were much interfered let' ,
by the alarm. the lightning taking exOlaslvs
*barge of the wires for e.veml hours.
F.1.2.LL ACCIDENT.--Yesterday afternoon a
leech man nautott liaorge Lennon was totally in
Jared by the accidental imago:a lt o of h.
earned in his pocket, while walkiog along Loons+
street, above Tenth The ball entered hie right
side, and he fall on thlinavemant Instant dove
rat pereono went to bin alaistanoit, and conveyed
him to the hospital. Deacon died, however, on hie
way thither. The coroner was notified to bold an
inquest. irV
Bionoggr Ulan nis.--The annual closing
exercises of thui school will tido race at claw
o'clock, this afternoon at the institute, corner of
Ma , hot and Thirty ninth streets. The ordinary
examinations will be followed by a review of the
eadets in skirmishing and bayonet exercise. The
student's have been well drilled, and go through
military evolutions with the preobion o 1 veto.
rens.
S ALADAHO i CELDET6.-71118 corps of youth,
under toe direction of /Major Eckendorf, will bare
a dreie parade at the grounds of the West Pella•
delpida Institute William street, above Market,
this afternoon, it three o'clock, whore military
men and citizens can have an opportunity of Nee.
big some excellent drilling. The varioni company
movements, skirmishing, and French bayonet ex
ercise will be performed.
&swore Anninzwr.--Coleman JOBeph,aged
eve years, had one of his arms badly embed, in
the eihippen-dreet market, by a butcher's block
failing upon it. Be wee taken to the Hospital,
where It wee thought amputation vend& be ne
cessary.
APPOINT/MTS.—Ron. Wm. B. Thomas,
collector of the port, hall armouneed the foliosing
appointments, and the appointees kayo been quali
fied and sworn in
Inspeotore—eatattel Oen, Joseph Btroek, Samuel
Fox
Ferman of the Weighers—Meals! Kemble,
Find Aesistant Storekeeper—A. B. Sloneker.
JEFF. D.Kvie.—Yeetentay a photograph of
the Stetter " Jeff Deets " was pisoos in the
m gua r e a u em m atm 1) o tea tive Police cif" ze,
Fifth and Chestnut attests I; was placed 8010116
number of piotures of some noted burgiare and
murdarste.
CAirnow.—The city le now swarmed with
that class of thieves ksown se boarding-house and
hotel thieves.
3VDDISN DZATus.---Tha captain of tho GM
man back Afford, tying at Lombard-street wharf,
felt dead on board the WOW, at four o'clock yes
terday morning.
Yestardny morning, the dead body of an infant
was found. On a lot at 13Wroath *ad C.t1,..-14,,
streets. The coroner took charge of the body.
Tag Unseal tilted in photography at the British
Ordnance Bergey Oboe ITO of varietal sizes, the
largest being eight babas diameter. focal claws°.
forty one ickabez, and eipable of produelng a nega
tive, free from sensible distortion, artisan lashes
square, a stop one tech In diameter being placed
eight inohee in irons of it.
OA.RD PIUNTItier, IfizElT AND 012134015 T IN
the City. at 34 South TRIAD 3trast.
cia4ULAR PIJNTLNC. But aad Chaaptit is Ifi
Lorkk Tlllllll lititrai,
PAMPHLET PRINTING, and every other daterlai
b o n of Printing, of the WOK 1111,4111101 r liteittYy at the
Mad remonable rates, at RINGW ALT & BROW eily
Dragers ihuldins, at soak TRLRP agree*. dalg-tf
CITY ITEMS.
FIBIWOHNI roll trigs CORM FOlTaln. "—
Mews. S.O. Whitman & Co., tleoued tweet below
Chestnut, have now in store—we speak "by the
the bee. assortment of A No. i Fireworks in Philadol
phis, mnonfaatu - ed and imported with opeotal
Moe to the epproaching peoull rly interesting anni
versary. They are already oinnuiebolbs to hell them to
our °Miens. till to fill large orders for them to variOue
Parts of the country. This house has lope bad the Ma
tat'otl of keeping the bait quality of Fireworks. and
from an examintlion of their DrCellt supply we 0511
safely pro hie our readers who may favor them with e
call , a more sclendid assortment than 'WY have Over
selected from before.
lasterrAwszes Prinzusurso Goons —We would
al; tin inform our readOree Once tor an. that the *dads of
all others in this city to buy Gouts' Furntehins G ode
in greatest perfection. latest styles. largest stari.=ty,
and at the ansOlest wines. is at the old and IMPular
Gentle Furnishing Rouse of Meows, B. C . walkout le.
Co., !Gs. 5 and 7 North Sixth stmt.
WO GRIM! COUBINATrOSS --Professor Lowe MS
recently asoended to a great height in his grand bal
loon. and sent telegraphs damnably's what he saw of the
enemy's same to President Linaoln. I his is com
bining two great modern disoeveries for an Meant
purpose. Another important combination was made
some time since by Granville Stokes. who furnishes
exoellent olothing. wi , h elegant gifts, at war prices, at
his Mammoth Clothing kmporium. 509 Chestnut street.
THE MILITARY GLOTHINIS DEPOT.—Rookhill
Witsotds Brown Stone Clothing. Rill etsweans to be the
leading house for the manufacturing of military cloth
lug. In the upper stories they have some twenty cutter.
*minium(' end about seven hundred baud,, arc Poustuut
ty engaged in making up the work. Over three thousand
coats were made up by this firm in ten days, for the
State. harden full snits for several companies of Rome
Guards. and for officers of the army and navy. The
lunation of this welt known establishment is Nos. esS
and
,m atomism *treat. shave /Meth.
ERMA 13w.LPRIA BOARD OF TIAPg.
6E0.14. TATHAM,
TR 8 PBO raiNB/EAM4V7E COMMITTIM 07 MW ,Y
COM. L. DEW*.
LETTER BAGS
At the Mordzantt . Exchange, Pk.ilizaltipitur..
Ship Sitranak. Row land - Liverpool. July $
dihp Tusearora. Ounoivr
Bark larnuel Tartax, Tarbax—.,Brienra AT Mai roar
Rath r'ordeha Farrell. Barbados , . J l / 1 1036
BATS ilea hagle. Kenny— --- Port Bpai Tvn.wion
Bare Felant• ne. wenpne__.- jigivapa, goon
Mirk Ann Plizahetn. Norgravo7.:___ _Key West. soon.
Bark JOB Maxwell, Ono's— —......_. agu YTS , . 600 n
W pyriegartb, Gram_ „..Falmoura. soon
Brig Linaggu, Erma ____ Jag° di, Cuba, BODO
SORr Faitttle Vane.", --..--- Harems- soon
SMEINIO OF THE uvram STEAM S.
FROM THE UNITED STATER.
SHIPS LUVI TOY S.R.Y*
Baearia-__ New Yorlr-Re.mhurg.—. Ines 99
of Baltimore _Pew v ork_.l ioerpool----. Stine 99
Jure New York-Liverpool— -J ups 29
RI , Yorir-Liverwml—.. Jul, 3
remen-- -.flew Yo-k . 1 4temen 6
K+ntsroo.....".New Yorkativetp9ol,,,, 6
raTal l4 .-• • • noston..Citgwor July
ar.anna...Li,eqpnot . .10 , 2 1 0
II am MOM& .—..- New York Jempeampton.-- July IS
Perste.— ..New July 17
' , NACU . n e . york- Samburg 77
or&L.Becrtiburg—...— AU& /0
PROM E IIHUP&
MIN DAT,
Rremen.....-Bout-anioton...New ...... Jane 14
Kanearoo ----Liverpool-New York ----Jove 12
Goisrup„ Wotan .. —June 18
Et aromonia-.Bouthaorprrol-New York-L.__ -.Jane 19
art a .- Liverpool._ New York- .--enne 19
Penns .....-- Liverpool_ -YearVert —.._...Jeoe
Ar,ton _.S l rlllllBllltitoll-81811V one 28
aekonis— 8011 , L naMpten-.llreW Yore —Jai)
Teu flouthompton-21ew York --Atm 3,7
The Valifornia Mail !Mesmerised from New York en
the let..llth., and ILA of each month.
The Havana Steamen leave Nov York u tne 84,11 k
tee. me, and prre or mop m0n0?,. .
10/I,liteNtl' iNtriKl,s.l44rfr,e:p.:•
?MIT ft VHSLADELPHOA., June 213. VIM
RUN 16 —SUN SETS ,7 14
aio is WATER. —. .6 63
ARRIVED.
Steamship Kensington. Balie__„r hours from Boston,
with mime and passengers to Henry Winger,
sSteamship Delaware. Johnson, from New York with
rodeo sod loaosengw eto Aliderdice. Praised of toe
Brandi wine two bring ard One schooner bound up; oft
the Ledge. an unknown French shin; bristi M B Milli
ken, Norden, and B T Martin. French, both from. Cards
ono, bound up
Brig Lillian. Ilwasey. 10 days from Ramis, with sugar
and molasses toe & W We sh. Sid inst. let 3317 long
7710. passed brig Arabolla Irons Aspinwall. bound N.
Robr A J Gorton, Elwell,6 day. from Quincy, with
wone to rrsprofil.
Bohr Triumph, Ards, S days from Boston. in ballast to
°amain
aohr E W Pratt. Walden. 4 days from West Dennis,
with mdse to Crowell & Collins.
Boor feriae Wilßarnson. Jr. Winsmore, 6 days from
Bostnn. in ballast to Sineickson A Glover.
Bohr ivy. Henderson. 6 days from Boston, in ballast to
'Noble. Hammett & Caldwell.
Bohr Rockingham Talsey.s days from Portsmouth, in
ballast to Bancroft. Lewis & Co.
Bohr Effort, Smith, 2 days from New York. with midge
to eaptain.
Bohr R G Whilden, Nesl.3 days from Boston, in bal.
Mot to N &Hurter nt A Co.
Bohr ft A Rorer: Roger,. 6 dais from Barton. in bal
last to B R flowyer , & Co
Bohr Jonathan Cone. Mahaffey, 4 days from Middle
town. in ballast to captain.
Bohr J G Stills, Swain, 6 days from Boston. in ballast
to captain.
Bohr E L B Wales, Hoffman, 6 days from Balton, in
ballast to captain.
Bohr Delaware. Denby. 2 day from Smyrna, Del, with
corn to Jar Harms A Ron.
Bohr Ranoocas. Wright, I day from New Castle, Del.
With corn to 'Jas Barratt A SOB.
Bohr Z ?drama, Steelman. from New Redford.
Rohr F C Bmith. Andomon. from Salem.
Bohr Vlize Williams. Taylor, from Boston.
Bohr Snow Flake. Dioterson. tram Boston.
Bohr Sophia Godfrey. Bnatell. from Boston.
Rohr Sarah S loos., Janet. from Boston,
Rohr Alabama. Vangilder, from Boston.
Bohr • V W Binimona, Godfrey. from Rostodi
Bohr Yacht' sharp. Haley, Dom Roston.
Rohr David Smvh. Donating. from Boston.
Behr Lady Ellen, Corsn from Boston.
Bohr marry A Shropxhire o .. Shropshire from Boston.
Bohr B A Weeks. Godfrey, from Barton.
Bohr Fr P Simmons; Godfrey,from Seaton.
Bohr Man Elizabeth. Hervey. from Boston.
Coke Win Jones. Jones from Marblehead.
Bohr W 0 New wohnith from Pawtucket.
Bohr lean Unica lin. Leavitt. from new York.
Sour D Morris, Hoover. from No. wiob.
Bohr Belle Bunt Gr nt. from thirnegat.
Bohr Volta. Frocks. from Greenport
Bohr 11W Perry. Ramoson. Dom Nantucket.
Bohr N B PoWer. Beebe. from Bug Harbor.
Mohr Sophia Ann..- mite, from Roxbury.
Bohr shrub A Taller Dolma from Provinoetown.
Flyaway. Davis. from Sag Harbor. Boh r. T ftenediot. Goldsmith, front Providetoe.
Behr 44 W B•nediot. Ella. from Providence.
Rohr Jae Rouge. Sural it. from Tuokerton.
Bohr Wm P ooz. Hmiolr. from Medford.
Bohr Naiad Queen, Hulse. from Providence.
Bohr S J Boort teermhn. from Roxbury.
Bohr Ontario. Vangilder. from New London.
Steamer Concord. Norman, at hours from New York,
with:adze to Wm M Baird & Co.
CLEAR RD.
ftliip Bitola Joe. Pinkbam. Liverpool, G A Moßinalry,
Bark Schound Dwight, Mose:son, Portlano. L nother-
Mel lb Co,
Brig D-oren. Tra , ana. H %Man A re.
Br e Catharine Rogers, Yazoo% Gardiner, C A Book
seller & Go
Bohr ti A DouglasArook*. Bavaria. P Fitzpatriek.
Bohr A J Horton. 'Elwell, Quincy . Rothermel & Po.
Bohr Ph Danversport. thistner,Stiak..
nev dr. Weifir gtoo.
Bohr N L Nimmons. Gandy, Boston, do
Bohr J R Mather. Nickerson, Boston. Twelle & Co.
Bohr Pearl Brawn &Aston. R B. Sawyer di Co
°lir V r harp. holey, Salem. do
ikihr Tnumph. tarns. Boston. captain.
Bohr A Pharo Lipainnott Portartionth.,_J Conrad.
Bohr 'Elouise, Teacher, Portsmouth , Bancroft. Lewis
Soot Roorngham Talpey. Borten, do
Bohr h W Pratt. Weidtri. Bosom, do
Bohr 1.1 A Nose a. Rogers. Boston. E It aawaer & Co.
door Telegraph, Nickerson. Gardiner, Westmoreland
Coal Co.
Odd. N Stratton. Steelman. Norwich, R Rare Powell.
Rohr Harsh E Jones J nes blorwi, ti. do
Bohr Jar Hong' scratu, Pall River. do
& BohhrL C Smith. Anderson. Salem, Van Dusan, Norton
, Boor Mary Anna, Bowen Boston. do
Bohr Lady lien. Carter, Motu. B Mitnes & Co.
1 eh? Danl Mo, rim Ho wen N. rwiotii do
Bohr Haim Hall Grout. rrovidonce, do
Bohr Viebti Shore. Hour/ thoem do
Sour W Jones. Jones. Marb e N Bturtavnit A Co.
Bohr fd A dirnveh re. Burnpshire. Boston, do
Bohr d V W Simmons. Godfrey. Aalent, do
Bohr Stoney& Orogen. Boston, do
Bohr E o. Potter. Beebe, New Haven, do
none RA T. tar- Danes P o e,i, i . tharli . d o
Bohr It 14 Wilder. Piet. Portsmouth, do
Boor .1 Cone. Nieman!. Middletown. do
Boor Fly UhisePashau, Nantucket. do
f.ohr W W Morey. Is-rtun- oomon, do
Bohr It Corso, Ludlam dallatia, do
Bohr E W idioms Far or. Boson. L Audatiried A Co.
&hr N oind Queen Balsa. Providence. do
Bahr 80‘.11, Steelman. Roxbury, do
Bohr Alabama. v &canner, Roston, do
Bohr H W heordiet. Slow. Pro.idence, do
Sant A Higgins. Boston, do
Pear Bedona. Walt, Boston. do
Bohr W C Nehru. rimilb. Pawtucket. Sappier A Bro.
Pont Isaac H noklin. Leavitt, taoo, dti
Bohr Rom is nri. Smith. floiTnry. ory
'our Sophia Godfrey ifutorellaloston. Baum, Ogle &Co
Bohr ..^ary lizatr.th- Harvey. Mi ton. do
Boor Vo ta. Brogs, Greenporf, J R Biatristom t .
Bohr W m P Cox. limos. Medford. no
Fehr h W Perry. aa.thnnOn. hantuoket. J If Whits.
PonrFlyaway . Davis.ofil Harbor Blunickson & Wooer
Rehr Jesse Williamson. Jr. Win-more. Burton. do
Bohr T Benedict, Goldsmith. Promderice. J B Henry.
Sear emits, Douglass. Portsmouth. Noble, Hammett
& Caldwell.
Bohr H P Simmons. Godfrey. Boston. ao
Bohr tnotoin Vanrilder Fall a aver, 'Paler. Mali* it Co
Sour R A Week', Godfrey, Boston, Banoroft, Lewis
Str Beverly. Pierce. New York, W P Clyde.
Str it Witting, Claypole, Baltimore, A Groves. Jr.
tOorrespouooooo oruio Hanionore.l
I..Rw Ha., Del.. June SI
The bark Anierioan. for Barbados, and two sohooners
loaded with pme wood, went to sea this moral Wind
southwest.
yam, A. MARSHALL.
(Correspondence of The Praia _
HAVRE DE. BRACH. Jane ze.
Nine boats left here this morning , laden and consigned
as fulkows:
Cpig iron to North. Chase & Northi T
Brainy and .r In
8 , eats. turninous a Al. InniA. Collide.
anthracite coal to Bow York; H Brubaker W. C Roche
Lander. Me Pins 'Ultra. Rebecca Ann, and Daupkin,
thraoite coal to Delaware City.
(Conespondenee of the Preen.)
READING. June gd.
The following booth from the Union Conti mugged into
the gotoirlkill Canal to dam. bound to Philadelphia. la
den and aconaunled as Whom: _
Defender, Kral, to Perott liro: Saratoga. do to L G
Nl7Opicer; Our Mollie. do to A 4 CICISC & CO; Orient, do
- 0 to tiro- Mr 4 Aridarhon- towbar: Pea to Ingo
Moyer. Arnold do . to ioehua Keeley; George WILUIOI4
do to Bolton & Crisman. Terror; anthracite coat to I.
burrs, New York.
MEMORANDA.
Shin Wm Curominge. Cope, for thiledelphigontiled
from t,iverpool 11th lust
Ship. Calliope. Goodwin. hence for Liverpool, was
gusted 14th tort. 200 rniles west of Cape Clear.
Sh p Laneaster. Dimon, for Philadelphia. sailed from
Liverpool 12• h Met
Snip Plestwins. Ke Igi from Liverpool for Calcutta.
gin on Codling . Bank. near Wicklow. tech met. km owns
off slier throwing some cargo overleard. and proceed
ed. making no water.
Ship Golden Fleece. Wigton, cleared at New York
reaterear for Ban Francisco.
Shin Boort/man. "Thompson, for Buenos Agree, cleared
at new rink gestmear
Blue_ Crown Poin.., Knight. from Calcutta, arrived at
New Y.•Tk ester day.
awe Ft , ins Dragon. Watson., from Boston Feb 25 for
Ban Frano.see, w spoken Ap bat 36 6. long 64 W.
Blue Manlius, Brag' *leered at BONtOzi 26th inst. far
Bomovy and a market.
Bark Conrad, Bwiloyary. for New York in 3 days. was
at Ili , de Jam iio likh alt.
B rks Hamilton. Jarman, and Glenn, Efo'mez, for Phi
ladelphia, sailed from New fors testerdYy•
Birk redone, De Omega, hence ? arrived at London
derry NM root
Bark AOI4IIOII- Kirwan, from Rio de Janeiro, arrived
at ilmtnnure yesterday.
Bark is.azie, Nickerson, from Paposo. Chili, arrived
at New Y. rs lemmas.
P.s.ti Goalie t Henry. from Iquique, wee below Bal
timore yesterdeg. •
Brig Francium.. Veils. hence, arrived at Marseilles
13th inet.
Drag Mount Vernon Hall. for Philadelphia in 3 days.
was at Lio de femur° 16th nit
Brig BOrth Point. Smith, from Rio de Janeiro. with
00Irce , arrived et Yuri rcateniar ,
brigs Orosmibo Rosehrork and Humboldt. ureemaw.
hobos. formed at Boston 26th List.
Bourg Grace Girdle?, Clark: B, Vara. ?rink' M B `""'
boar. Lake. Revenue, Gandy. S r Hai or, Robinson.
Win Wallace. Robioson. Knight Gage, J 11 Austin t
Dam . .. W G dudes ied- rlewit.t Escalator. M
Ruda .n. Hudson. Hewitt Ross, George Edward*
Welke. Wm I. Cargill, Hawkins, Alex Fatten burg.
Wilbert. Adolph Huge! gluon. hence. sad Gemtlria ,
movie, from Lewin. Del. at Soaden Stlch Mat.
Solara Fanny. May hew, and el Btrd. Johnson, o leered
at NSW York 3 egterdsT for Philedelems,
Nous Et LI Storgeeatorris, W CUMIDILIU, WiVert
White quill. Howell. J t, R. deer. Career., g rtimirer,
grower, whirr 4 geaabeth. Seed. and ilver Magnet.
Moored at Roston Seth rash for Phthideiphia.
T P hearts siode 4 and Thoony * 047, hence, ar
rived at New fork yes.erday.
KrOFFICE OF THE NORTH PHILA.
DE , F HL A paws Ktrtihß RAILHO i% 0 COE-
Y. FIIII.ADM.PITIA June ttl, 1861.
A MOMS oi SAO BSpoOtioldlro of the Nor , ll
doipuie held at
th.e.ot6ae book of no. 409 WALNUT Street. on
WEDNE-DAY,J..1130,at3 O'clock P. M.., to sot upon
the gepplenlelll CO their oh .rter.vaned nt the Legt SOB
men4. the Letieleture.
ja.1.211/412#4-41* Baorosarr.
THE PRE -PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, MAE' ,1861.
Philadelphia Markote.
Juts 27-4vaning.
The Flour market oontinuas very doll, and
prim aro uneettlod and drooping. Wes nom-
prise 800 to 000 bble, partly taken by the trade at
$4 50d5 per bbl fer *common Western and good
Penes superfine, $4 371a5 25 for extras, $5 121 a
560 for family, and from $5 75.6 75 for fancy
brands, &cording to quality; inainded is the
above is a sale of 100 bbls fine middlings at $1.121
per bbl. There is very little • demand for export;
the receipts are fair for the sewn Rye Flour and
Corn Meal are not much inquired for—'he former
to offered at $3 25, and Penns Meal at $2 621 per
bbl, without sales.
WrielAr —There is more offering today, coil the
market le dull sod deorimed about 0,000 bus
sold at from $1 18 to $1 23 for fair to good and
prime Weetern sad Pennsylvania red—the latter
alloat—sl 28 for prime Delaware do., and $1 30 to
;1.40 for white Rye is "sates, and Pennsylvania
is wanted at 600 Corn—There is rather more
offering. and prices have declined to 533, at which
sate 2.3 000 Mrs yellow have bran sold, afloat ;
lots to store are held at 520. Oats continue dull
at 24:14 For Pennsylvania; about 1,500 hue prime
Southern sold at 2910, afloat.
Beal'—There is a good demand for gnercitron
at $29 for let No. 1; holders generally ask more.
Corron.—There is very little Inquiry, and
Mall business doing at fully former rates.
OROCURTIIB are ortu, but qui.; with sales of 000
bags Rio Cluffee to note at 12512}0, on time.
rnovisione remain very ineelive, geed prices of
all kinds unsettled and drooping; sales of Lard
at 0 , for yountry-puelted, and Ols for prime West•
ern, in tierces—the latter oarh .
WHISKY is very inactive; Permay/venis b malt+
are selling at 18i3, prime Ohio do 170, hilt& 16k,
and drudge at 16., per gallon
New York Stock E
FIRST
I IND U N 81,'81,pow)._ 8938
IMCM IT 8 as, 86)1
u U .4 '7 77
IMO I roma') 13 u 0r....101%
110(10 Coupon ildg 79 Srp
5101 M Tenn tft Ba, 'BO.— 37K
94000 - b7.v.
1 +el Virmini a . tit fte..— MIS
8000 do.--........... 41311
8000 d 0... • • */. 5 0,1
booo N t
11090 hltosou.l. et es.elo LLOW
81014) . al3.k
4000 do
do ---.. brO .3104
.10 , K10 do— tar 3-4
4100Louioinnii 8i64... e 4 1
1410 Caul" , r 74.. 77
800 11 . 1.17 n Woe.' Ln..100
1.0 , N V Coo 08
81810 P.r.e ad mfg. be, 4
trie 4th intK bar
New York Markets—Yesterday
Asaas are firm, and selling at 85 5085 5635 for rots,
and *5 524 ab WM for Pearls.
BREAI H 717 1 088 —roe market for Fido7o ard. Western
Flour le teary am for all tt• sortptions • azerg for ex
Int ^ tate. nrmoh .5 in smelt PL11101,.. he FM es art 9too
bb'eatl446o4Zl for sup., fino Stat. ; $4.608466 'or
17.1 i ra dui f tat map , . Ann 118•Ohin •n.
tut,. lowa, ere,. and *4 &Sea Se to- extra dn. inoln , inn
sheoping brands of round ha , . Ohio, at 858515, and
trade brand- of at *0.40e55.84.
Routhoro Fl o ur is dell and ~ ruooing, with rodes of 400
bhle at. 85 Thera 25 for sum fine Rahin-ere ; *84007 for
extra ***toro in tor Brandywine; SO 11033 to for
Georgetown $776.9 70 oar PsAereLturpc .And 87.75
o_rs for Richmond
danailia. , Flom . ; dull and heavy. with Pelee of MO
bhle at &4 neoT a 6 for the range of extra brands.
11.70 Flour is Rivet, ith smali sales at *awe for the
rhose of fill!, all' , .u.,,erfine
Corn Menl of , do I : we quote JereAr at 112.1002.90;
Br , ildt wine, lit uoi patio.° :no e 16 e16.25,
Wriest in newel anti late bue lo•-er ' with
0741 a
moderate demftroi ; sale,l4o um bus at soesS I for rid e .
as 101)11134 •
Wesel d 6 for Milwaukee Club; $1.26®130
for 'watts Western; $1 40 I'4' woite Beranek,.
Nye ie quiet at rditalo for Northern.
Barley le dull at Melo°
tiro c. .t 1410010 for Jersey Delaware 'sod
P/111111,4vAtiia .110.41)i,o for state, and 2&3310 fur Weat
erp anti Caned' .n.
. .
Corn inconro and &shade firmer,witb a fair deronnd;
tales &9 OOU bushels at 46eraPo for new mined We.te.n.
PRoVIEMPIEL—Pork is a tufte firrn-r for Me.', but
theta is not much activity ; the ewer; are 344 bob ar
.tf4t 37340 , 14.59 tor Mee.. and 69 99..0 for prame. eef
dolt. wok, 440 bhle *840.0-8 for eotintrfr
mass; s4a4 60 for county prime; in 10.75 tor re waked
Western, and 511011.60 for extra mans. Beaman , lye
dill and nominal t - at meats are two:olive. at Wien%
for hams and 4,V050 far onoutdem. We quote mete
Pork an $1440 bbl.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATC2nI.OIO3 BAIR DYEL—This celebrated
and perfect Bair Dye is the but is the avorld. All
others are mere imitations of this great original, whioh
nag IMAM) swab citonsire patnmage In al/ Pans or the
globe. The genuine W. A. Batchelor's Liquid Hair
Dr' isialallalif produces a splendid black or natural
brown, without staining the stilt or injuring the hair,
and will romady the ill elects pr bad dues, invigorating
the hair for life.
Sold by ell Anissurts said Padua:atm Wholesale by
FAILNESTOCK & CO., DYOVT &
ONa PRION CLOTHING or FEIN LAMM
STTLle t rude in the but manner. supremely for RE
TAIL HALES. LOWEST selling prices marked In
Plant Figures. All goods made to order warranted
satiefultorr. Our ONE-PRICE system is strictly ad
-lered ta. All are thereby treated alike,
vets-ty JOH Ea k eel MA 111(1,17 atral,e
Owls Banal Comaymeno
I#ol6lflulBll REWINS MAI:MINES
Wu Bork in Use for PIMiIY &Mktg.
U. Ise OA FlAllteW kr" Pit.a4ii!"trit 4.07 11
BILL-HEAD PRINTING. Beet and Cheapest in the
city. at 34 Routh THIRD Street.
DIED.
AI A EfEß.—On 'wednerdag morning. 26th instant,
Carrie J.. Moue. daughter of James Magna.
Her funeral will to ••e plum from bar fatherli resi
dent,* No. 1219 Areh street, on Saturday next. at 43i
cola oak P, ,'N, To, proceed to 9 1 etenhen's Chetah,
where the burial terviceit will be performed and the
interment made.
The friends of ohe family are respectfully reatier.rd
to atttetd without fu-thrir
M/LlB.—At the Chestnut-street Douse. en .the
morning of the 26th lament, after a short illness, Dr.
William R. of Richmond, Va. He was long
?ardent of Paiiedelshia aid was greatly rotes.. ed
among an extensive seanaintaneo o- his amiable dis
position and kindness of Part. His rentune are to be
denosited in a vault winl gout to hill native city
vve:ltetTEß.—en Thuttriay,27tc meant, of brim
ehnia. Thomas Webster. Sr.. in the 78th year of his
ix friendaand the frieuds of the family are invited
to attend his funeral from his late yes dance, 1529 Vine'
street t on Qaturday 29 h instant. at, 4 r
Ft.lcrolle Thom a sr ar. Ell a Fletc he r harles
S. Fletcher. no r andi in the
44th Year of his are,
SAITTD . .—In Philadelphia, on Fourth. day wailing.
on the 26th day of the tixth month, hanmelbmith, aged
613yearg
The rolatives and friend. of the family are reenact
fully invited to attend the fnneral. on Fire.day morn
ing, the .19th intdant, at 7 o'cioolr. from his late foal
1. at 41 Flevertth errs-t. Pirl..sielphrsa To r.... -
oe d to Wrightstourn Seeks pointy. Pa.
•SB.—On e 234 thstunt, Mary rants. daughter
of Wm. Ai and Ela ati W. ChM*. aged 18 months.
Funeral from the remdence of her earents„ Pio. 11
Oak street above ThirtP-fou-th, v‘ eat Philadelphia,
on ~,• turday so orisons, at 3 o'c'colr. *
B n the 25th last entre daughter of Walter
and Annie 511. Bain, in the 7th year of her age,
The friend* and reunites ate respectfully invited to
aft nd her funeral, from the residence of her fa-her.
Da K alb street, Norristown, this [Pride)) mornins t at
11a wrack
.F 1 1 .112 RD'a•--On the 26th mutant, Edward Richards,
in Meath Tear of hot e..e.
Funeral from his at.. resid-nee. No. 1212 Wood.
bine entreat. 0.. sundry afternoon. et 1 o'clock.
ROB. , RTeOl2 —On the 28th MeMnt. Mar'', infant
dsurt ter of George and Mary Bohannon, Ned
months.
" lunt nil firm 1010 Poplar street, this (Friday) tuna
tlf. at 9 o'clock.
Gra ITL.—On the nth meta-a James rolli , r's
tem of bareuel and Louisa C. Gaut, aged 3 years and 6
month*.
?posts!, from the resident* of his parents, .No. SOO
Trolor's avenue. Osnatten,.N. J, th.s (Fr,day.) morn
ins 14 , 100 elook t
Mob AUGHLI .—On the 28th instant, ThentattieTa•
Lanothlot avd63reare.
Funeral from DM late residonee. No 2018 Hampton
mine . Isomi en T. elllleth allft TWenty.brg We+ M.
atcoe ton hare. tHP F , dav 1 101*1210011. et 1 0'c1022.*
fr cGoWAN—‘ n the 26*h' iratant, Inary McGowan,
in the 26th year of her ate.
MaGovan Nol9 r
2hoßroewo--el ntes.e e o t f .
this
(hFurrild..a.rd). Sohn
after
noon 2 o'elnek.
oNn .irtrt.—On the Nth instant, Michael MeMaktu,
area i 9 years
Makin. tbe residence of his mother. Rose Mc-
N0 n 19 , 6 Buttonwood street, thie (Fridt4l
morning,. 10 6, clock.
e.ft ID A N.--ttn the I6th instan', Hate M. MahollY,
wi a of John H. Phs Man. aged 29 • a -trs
Funeral from the residents- of her husband, No. 't'd
Pei a stteet Twelea. above Pine street, tnts(Fridar )
afternoon. at I o'clock.
MAR- HAL,It.—On the 25th instant, William B.
Narehall. in the Md rear of his age.
mend from his late residence, No. In Frslik`Ord
arein shove Thompson street, on eunday afternoon, at
Q cloak
MU.IPEIV.—^n the ?5b instant. Filen Murphy
daughter of Maurice and Catharine Penrphy, aged 3
yews
Puneril from the res , derme of her parents. No. IMO
Filbert street. late Farmer street, this (Frotay)after
noon, at lo'olonk.
4 WlD ut. e . BLACK BAREO' ES, Only
7-
T 4 Wide Meek Osnegen, only 60 ciente.
7 4 wiee Black Barakes, only 110 emit&
7 4 wide Blßak Bargain, mat am cent..
T-4 wino Mai* BriTegall, only In% cense.
wide Black tieregew, OMIT aewte,
BEESON Ic RON'S Mourning_idore.
Jell - N. 91 11 1 iltiftwrNllT target
fr_r A ll r : I 73 I3 C G ONIni s li ergll7 5 1) Mire?,
o _Wry. r6vorArdef ft) the now naidonoi
Hon WPC M. Kt:RN:WEB. for_ Cob•reas will be bald
at NATIONAL tfAL,I. MAR it below I ft-
TEENTH st , est. at ti o'clock gilt Evening. lte
giSittiliDEßr 1111STITTAB.—The Att
neat o being ix nrcor • anadera' limonite will
ptace Jae. rah. at 11
o °tech. The venal exieeinatian. will close with e drill
of tbe Saunders' Cadets The Inwltsta is 'lterated at
Thirty-eleth and Kubik streele. West Philadelphia.
prUNIVERSITY OF TEN • SYLVYrallik—
DvPARTMISNT OF ARIL—The esoonmation
.:did/deo for aemlarion Wil) be held at the. Unli-
VP.RhtITY. TURODAY. the sd des of Joly.et to
o'clock A. M Stude to oan ay •ty for /Oars,. on. to
acme the fall mom. for the Puree of Bachelor or
Are. or only that vortical of it for wtrob the U {Pe of
Bachetor of Poirpoe is 11i...a, or any inch coition as the
Iraott.tv may sanction. GEORGE ALL 6 oI.
is24l-it Seemetary of the Faculty of Arts.
PHILADELPHIA AND itIEA DING
R.ilvocd Come/ir. Offie* vO7 flOnth FOURTH
telliLAbtLP4llA. JllOBlB, LW.
'cuticle is hereby elven to the Preferred Btockholdera
of this Company. that DP:N.I3 WARR elet t 8 e-e
now re e dy for delivery. payable Dee•mber 3t.
yet. g $l4 Layer 'Mare. which infudes an dividends in
' h r.>, OP the Preferred Stock. inolndlne that fop the
.. r taw together with interest thereon. at 81 X PM K
CE 66 ,
per annum from the dates at wb oh tb. y IWO ,
elusively accrued omit the maturity of the warrants.
Blank power, of Attorney 08.12 tv• had at 'Ms office.
jelB lit 8. BRA DFCI4D. Treasurer.
MI GIRLS; HIGH AND NORMALacirwirL,
The Ideml-anntivl Examination of card.datee
for c dmistrion as Pupils of the Bich end No mal
C0h...0 oil , be commenced on MONDAY, July 1.1831.
at 9 o'olook A. M.
g. be admitted. the candidates mist be at beset four
teen years of age. and pan a-who:dory egeIDID.T/012
in Orthography. t'efini•inn of 'Word.. Readins i =lash
Grammar. • onstituunn of the Un ted States, ensure
tion. arithmetic, and Perm mane.
A candidate must have been apup lof Publin •chool
termdie Pupa? Ptahnni Nattier. 01 l'ennsylYania, for Ilia
term of one year.
The candidates will be examined mt"
Mom DAY in Orthography and r nslish Grimmer.
TUESDAY In Penni ton of "Words and ncoretioal
arithmetic.
WETINVEIDAY in Practical Aritbmetio and Panting.
FRIDAY in Constitution of the Uni Led Mates and Men-
nitration.
The o:satiny ion in Reeding will be cemaienord on
atOt4 DAV and be oontinned on snob day till completed.
By order of the Committee.
1011.3 t P, A. tlitkßAK, Principal.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
(Dr.PAR4 MENT OP A Kim.)
e raaspinstann of the Junior, Snolioninre. and
Fresh•^an • amen, at the close of the Third Terns, wi.l
be held In the following n.de •
IA A 1 7, 0. to 11. .Tturiorr. by th e
Provost (11f , rai.Phi1osephy )and So9Aoraorer. by Prof.
Ear , d4ll. (ilartly , rerit Uroinstry,r 10•11telt From 11 to
1. Freriernen. by Prof Gowns.. I figlefel kfilttOry ) area.
Tuesday 36tt.. P.c. • b Juniors. by Prof. Ken.
dnII. (J Yerentral Catentius.) and Freshmen. by Prof.
JaelY.e. (CieleYO'N Elttalied.) to ittch. From It to I.
So kmnlyes by Prot. epee. f Latlietire tlandbra.k
Ik. English Lmtitu- ye.) wri,r,a
Wed.. day 244. From 9 to 11. .FrerAnten. b. Prof.
Kendall. (Geometry-) written. It tot Juniors,
by ..rof Allen the Promeitleux Of Salotl,lns)
97 A. - ram 9to 11 Jart , ora. br r of. Jack.
,j„„ t ,,,, oral. From 11 to 1. Sophomores, by
Pra Alien (the Clouds of Aria 'onbanirad on, l .
Fridov.26ta. Prom 9 1-.11, .111/110r.1 LI, Prof PrasPr.
(Kent and ike Rte .tn. goacn.e.) and So.A•mtores, by
Prof. FraZOT-1 Chemistry the hlgtot..t tenths.
g..om g u. If.. SoPhottieru. by Prof,
Jackson.' Horace—Oat§ ehd Sig ri.r • or.f.
M..dgy. Tatty in. Prom 9 to 11, Freshman. by Prof.
Allen.( Hsrodotars,) oral.
IkIIROROK AUST./.
.101 7t Secretary of the Fermat, of Arts.
rehartge—Jurte 27.
BadUM.
3160 Rudeon R Ist mtg.le4
INED du.. .„..103
600 Mieh. 8 241 mtr Ex 50
I I I Metropolitan 131 c,.. 78
101 Maps out t 0.,.. 76
190 Cumberland Pref. 435
110 fie mail B—. 68
62 N Y Central R.-- 7665
200 ro Ifor 7364
llom R
'O l Mien Or Ind
-100 1111 ah N I 12k
20 ?ditch 13 Guar Ink . 2' l / 4
1110 Cen R f1ap....13 66%
100 do-
c Mai
a Cle .. Col & flirt R. 97
fe Gal &Ch.0.R..-- 59%
nue mai 69
260 _ 00.4
2 9 ele Zr.. Tel R_._ 263 E
10 N Jamey
The Peop'e's Union pear of the Second district
therefore Insit !Mkt tor !he edministration of which the y
are ft pert they need no' be ashamed. and that they
have acted with a tieoen• re , p,.ot to the times nud to
you, in Irrtliriltint the man limy CIO presera i nnd,in the
mode ih pre.e• t him for your suit sees. It v. to be
honed that those who have revived peliticel organize
gone whose doet,ines h•ise been repudiated by the
Sediment of iwebty %Mtge, may feel •he same.
Let every man vrno in east We. has repudiated and
desree doe ohs deo rises of 'whim( ileceeMlo is the le
xi mate off prinx—evere man who h ore for a IMO'
ore fut ea.i.ummation of the pres"ent anritiot. thaw!,
to the longn.fge of Mr. it about., coot a teen
s:lA millions of money and a million of men"—eill who
Prefer t , e suer4-htee of a political life e-nestaa. to the
continued existence , f the nationality. to that of Fi re
writ convention—vote tor tti men we present. thet
miyany of the treci nd (owlet may net be di...h0ne...4.
Hi coder of the Peoplere Union CO3 r ',maitre ..!oni
mittee. SOHN D. WATBOlir, Preatdent
tozw.l.. F m s o s o ig4t y t . si. e26-6t
rrr I 11111:ADaPill& & READING R. R.
—PcILADELPtiii. Juan 20 lE6l—iO avoid
=Mien the hn , done Of COOIIOOI of /hie COMORot). OOP
on the In nreettno,ar. ?remained to leave them at thie
otA &a on or helere the 29th inn, when metre wit be
given, and cheat, wit. be reedy for delivery on the let
prom, SO.
in exchange for said Temple.
Jen 81 8 BR-4D- n. TreeNOTOT.
uyoVIR M HAVE Wm Pim V 2tD H MLP FROM
THE PROTESTANT F.X.ol3ANOE,Southwest
001118 r SECOND ano NI W Street/, and take pireimre
in recommena oaf it to the public as en institution much
needed la our city, for its care in selecting the best
men, women, and children as to character and quell
fioations
J. E. A D DICKS. 630 Race street.
E. M. SE LE Re. G-een and ToLvehooken etreets.
SULIANNA R ANDOLPff, tl3t ebeskrint •treilt.
EDWIN KIRK PA 1 RICK, 1531 Arab street.
Dr. PLISCOASTOI2I Mount Vernon street.
JAS. FRE EM AN . 16M Mount Vernon street.
GEO. r 447 Eleventh street.
P. G. OLIVER. MO North Sixth street.
110 CV I.R. laird and 061111/ItItONIM avenue,
T. WILSON, 210 North Front street.
MeG WEL 622 South Front street.
M M. WHITE, 333 Mamba street.
W. C. BOER ,_433 Market squat.
W. RICHARDSON .418 Market street,
And over one hundree and fifty more, to whom re
(Groner, will be given at the °Moe. mySti-Sin
A, VOl, 111 4 TE IC li. fi+VALRY—
W.S.NTED—TWFOTY GOOD MIN, to fol
up" a Coarrinv attached to Colonel Younrii
LIGFIT CAVALRY. Homes end equiv.
manta found. Wilt be murered int. the United b=ates
serve' as loon as the Coatesai is fun. tales wanted
two BUDlatiltd , apply at 111 X ii DO= enrolls.
Je711.2t CAPT., DAVPI.
1,0 0 0 MEN WANTED FOR THE
UNITED STA rEt3 HI &RINE CORPS. able-bodied.
between the ages of 21 and 36 rears, not less than
five feet four and a half inches high, and ofifood
oharaoter. Soldiers serving in this oorps perform duty
at nary virile and on board United Mate. .hips-of
war On (uruitu aietiono. All Maar information which
may be desired 'will be given at the Re:We:vow, No.
311 Booth FRONT Street.
3M iu First Lieutenant W. FITORES RUM
Recruiting Officer.
NAVY SUPPLIES-186142.
NA p 7 DEPAttrntaNT.
flunkar OF PROF/61036 AND CI. nitINO4
Jelle IS lan
.8 9 PARATIll PROPOEALU. Fettled and endorsed
" Proposals for Nuys Pupplies." w II be received at
this tureen until 9 O'e'ontr eq, M .. , on VVEDNF.SuIt,
the Ith day of July next, f..r fut nothing and delivering
(on reeeivteg ten ouys' notice, except for biscuit. for
which five days' nettles Abell he given for every twenty
thoussne you de require/4 at the Un ted tates navy
var., Philadelphia. Pa., such quantities amity of toe
foliowine articles as may be required or ordered Item
the o ntotetere by the chef of th.s
Rommonding offioer yr the -sum rinttyyara, darns the
• s ei:e y u ' ir riu t r u .ii j ce " . ;;19e2 l id! ,
pickles, sugar, tea ,
beaus, molasses, vinegar, and whisks%
Tb- hiss .it 'hail he iniiide warily from sweet suttee
fine it ur. of the
be ereeture of the year ffibit or mi.
but she lin all owes mentraotured trm none made
of the crop immediately urenieding the dates of the re
tteriOne ihr the same; Sheol be phoerly baked,
thoroughly kiln-• ried. wal pecked. and delivered free
of &large to the United btetee, Id good, sound. well
bright ft et oarre , ,, ,, lth the ti tine wel. scoured.
The /tor shut be ou I to the host Nichmnnd and
Ballimute brands sod of the munnfnotive of Isbell
pr. we in the near IE6 I or 1861 bat shall in ail cases be
manufactured font pure. w•und. fresh-gronuu wheat
of the crop immediately preceding the dates nt the te
f r irhe st. me ; shell be perfeotl. sweet end in
all respects of the heAL ; snit shall be delivered.
I n good ord r. tree (4'411 oh , trge to the motel
Nutlet., m the best new, well-seisouea, s mnd. bright
hire a. or het -thirties. as the cane near be—the staves
end Lexdings ta be of red mix of the b. g qUal tr.;
rong and well fit opal . with lin.r4 ho Mond each
he'd ; two half •barrels to be consiutred NIS harm:, and
net weer.- than one-sixth of the required actuary to be
In half-h
Tr.e ri e ghat' lie of the very test quality. and of the
erne immed welt. preceding the dazed of the regrits,
trona fur thP e
The deo. d apples shitil he of the best au‘lity, and
shah the merino bt an drying on T. and of the or T.
ot the ;intorno' immediate y preceding the dales of the
rettV: DIM for the SUMO and WWI be dehvered to
ea. gives containing not more than three hundred
nds.
i her tales shall be pat in iron bound nicks. the iron
henna to be 1 tech were and f to inch thick. and each
aside shall ^ordain one In lon of 0410111..130 Minn of
n'tp - re and eight gallons of metllu,a encumbers - fit - y
to ga lon, d the vegetable =each 'Mall weigh
fif F seven v wads. and their only be rotia for; and seek
Ca k- shah then be fil ed wt h whi'o wine vinegar or at
'east 42 degrees o , str- ngth. and *stud to French vine
car • and the contractors shaft warrant and guaranty
that they Will MVP ;Mid and sound for at least two
years.
The iron hops on the barrels nontahaing whleke.
molassea. vinegar, and pickles tai bt well painted with
red 'end.
The sugar shall be dry and fit for packing, and equal
in quality to the best Havens brown,
be Left sh•tt he ..f good qua ity young hyson. and be
ilnlivers.d in ha fund quar•er cheap stints.
. he beans shall he of the venr loot quvitp white
beers RIM frivol be of the erne tmmrdtmety preceding
the dates of the requisition for the seine, 64 pounds to
be telt n as (no bltehnl
_ . .
'3 h- molasses shall na fully tenon] to the very beat qua
hty of hew Orteens and. asea arid shall be delivered an
new. well seasoned rod-cak barn- le_ With white-pinet
heads not Less flake 134-inch thick the naves not less
th n 36 - inoh thee k: the Drh* e s to tee three guiltier'
boop.d. and, in nod. ton. to have four iron- hnopa,..”no
on e.ch bilge IM inch .n white and 1-16th inch thick,
and one on onto. chime itch to width and 1-lets inch
thine. cod shalt be thoroughly coopered end placed in
the hest shipping etndet.on
The viteent shall he of the first quality. egged to the
standard of VI, United Stales Phatmacopmea. and "had
contain no other than !scenes acid ; and a4Pli i a dell
veyqd in barrels similar in all respects to those reqoioed
for ma a sew, ago, the esoostioo t•tskt 414.42-• eh staves
and heads shall he auhmituted for red oak staves end
white-Pine heeds, had shawl be tboroughli 000ested
a d placed in the ben chipping order
The whisky snail be made wholly from grain, round
and inerceantable, and oil full first proof according to
th. 'United Nolte* enstom.lblite standard. and than be
dont. a reotified. It t hall be delivered in good. new,
sound, bright. three-quarters no ped, well seasoned
white oak barrels. with white oak heeds. the heads to
b e ma d e of awes-we n s heading. andweri painted ; the
stag a not to e fess than X-inch thaiik.and the h.ards
not less than X inch thick; and each bayed siai4 D
1300Pered toad won. With er e three - yawn! Iron bm.p
on each bier e 11g min in width. and 1-lath the thick.
and one three-penny hoop on each chime. tjg inch in
width, and I leith inch thick, pa per . higrom. 'the
Whole to be pet In good snipping order, free of all
charge to the United elates,
_barrels e h a lfts unarmed anodes. embracing casks,
. ,barrels,. and boy., ahall be ostkimit to
spoil enspithion as the chief of * the Bureau of Provi
sions and Clothing may direct, the inspecting offieer to
he appointed by the Navy ttepartment. Alt min atone
to be at the Vacs of delivers, flasoutt num however.
be mowed .t th^ place 'lntel:tarot-tures but will in all
oases be subject to a final Inspection at the place of de
livery before the bids are insned thereto,.
The prior s o alt the ioregoint articles to be the same
throughout the year. and oiddere may offer for one or
more articles; and hie offer will be itao•itted for that
entitle for winch his proposal may be lowa .s.
All the casks. Ferrets. and half barrel* boxes, or
montages shall be marked 'with the r co barrels 'h
rottrootor's name. all ihe barr.ls and hail of
flour, breed, and pickles shall have. In addition ti the
goose. the year when manufactured or put up szterhed
upon them.
khe quantity of these articles which will be required
oannot be precisely stated. Ihe commas will there
fore be en de. not for *lmelda quantities. but for such
quantities as the service may require tr be delivered.
Contractors not residing at the place where deliveries
are required Unlit est-144n AffoSlol6lll at ASIA 14.4158, that
no delay mar arise in furnishing what may be requited;
and when a eiontrtator fails promptly to comply with a
r•quiPitiou the Chief of the Bureau of Provisions mid
Chitties shah be authorized to direct on/charms to be
made to supply the defuneney, under the permit* to be
esereswd in the riestreret the mooed of a requisition.
ore dnolcate cop, thereof. at the Bureau of Yrovutions
and Clothing, or at the navy yard aforesaid. shall be
evidence that such regional= has been made and re
ceived.
se-write offers must be made for each article; and
in mum more than ere artiola is contained in the offer.
the ehiet of the Bureau will have 'he reht to accept
one or more or the article, contained en such offer. and
repeat the remalid r ; and bidders w hose proposals are
eccep ad (and none others; win be forthwith notified,
and as early as practicable a co.niviot will be trans
.itted them far Paean ion watch contmot wait be
returned to the hursau within five. days, Assam° of
the time required for the regular tranembonon of the
mail.
Two or more approved sureties. in a sum 'gnat to the
e timated amount of the reaneotive contract , ,will be
r•eu,red..34l t.eiry per aentom in addition will be
tri.hheld from the eivonntof at{ garments on &mount
then of co latent+ security. in addition, to secure
its serf .riaance a a not n *my event to be paid until
it is in all respects complied with; eight. per oeaturn
of the amount of all deliver.es made will be paid by
the nay. agent within thirty days alter bias, duly all
tben'teitted Veil have ban pregentipa to hi m ,
wittot forms of p.t.positls moo be , bleined on applioa
tie" tot.* navy anent at rtiiladeiph a
A ' , cord, or dap icate of the letter Informing a bid
der of the acceptanoe of hit proposal, will be deemed
a notification there It. Wittiik 1' ema nine of the not of
Use, attl ni• old till b tondo and sooty:co in 00X/-
formic. I. ith this made standing
I very Mier made mom I* accompanied (at directed
in the sot of Cousreva it airing apprOp , llV.lolll of the
oval eery e for 1846-'47, ap. roved lath . f August.
Me)by a wri guars .P•e . igne by one mre re
......Ib.pe•gt t• • .Peck ,het be or thoy hnd•r
-t-ke 'bit the taddsr or bidders . wil. , if hie or their b‘d
be arme'''d. pate. to o n obligation w thin five ea, e,
wan good and autto sot canines to tarnish the sue
pas proposed. b.. bureau will not oe obligated to cum-
Met au) ro.pow+l ecoomplund In th e guarantee
r valree by 1-t• ; the 000.1. .run t o the goat at e to
be minified by the navy agent. esetriot attorney, or 001-
tor I toe etletohes
The otreission of bidders is &Vied to the dereeimioje
0 : 'ticks required a - in OtstarPerliort for ',actinic's
a .fipe,l hut rie , d efimp.rtiree twill be mode &tutees the
Offered-et Abe sqvitp • end co....met, reer;r4.l'
nave that .f.. 11 Welty awn ; and tiLir alblelten tS also
pilttittaittiy di Cited 60 the joint yipotsi ton of 211 h
Ilfritrh 1864, wad to the act of as lerh Asigiest.3666.
jr2S-felt
WTO THIT OthiLMOTP VOTERS OF
THISHUARD' HORHARiIignORML. DU
CT.
In the statist Of a struggle familia exietence of your
country. von are smiled upon to elect a member or the
House of Representatives for your district. The causes
Of that struggle may and will be, variously stated ; but
that par Ilan teaching.' bay, eduoeted a vest pottier, of
out peep e in the belief that the Union created by the
Conston was onl th e commute. and not a nationalltYa
Is ten tie; and that preemie Administration not
tee exponent of those teson•uss. is also true. The
-ardent as
.truthe of the .party in power are wall Inli•
elated by 'de course: it le tebenlotiel Agent the distils
leticat of the la attalblio. and age tat a return to the
chaotic • Imes which preceded the adoption of the ere
xollt 'O/310110tioo. Those of you—and we Wel t d hope
it is all et you—who ate proud of the Union and of the
hero e uprigin• of nations men to °rush r be lion, at
the call of the P indent. must end° seine Admitlintr , -
tion. as YOU value and loVe your country. You Out
tißel It. we feel persuaded as. the exponent of a pit ty
wh ch, in pregery n. and intonalpim our nationality.
beLomes, mdeed. the party of the et:witty. The ideas
end the dnotnnta wh oh p eoeded its accession to
lugger are in toque degiee. or the ka"ti but it . resent
"is cum , before )ou now as the Groom - 11MM came be
fore our I . 4.efethers—a -posit ve recreation of nariocel
those ht with which every pitmen ma- start afresh.
The friends in the ataminietration (who were so at its
Incoming as new) have presented to you for your But
f_mges on Tuesday next Charles Cot.sol, sq ,of the
moth ward. ocrit and reared among you- 'in the prime
of manhood. with legislative ex oer.euee. and with an
erttabl shed character for integrity in trivets and'midi*
life we as.. for hint. fir the Administration , end for our
commo n oenatrY, pout_ cordial support. With him
there is no danger. rhea vote would be inconsistent
with his entire life which should he recorded fur any
measure making insects tiur lintltUtionts TPRlglant
isov portion of our nabonral domain. DT abating . the on
ward 1114 , 0 h of tue Republic in all that makes Christian
civilization.
It low Peen suggested by some that he, or some other,
should have been Invented to you fur your aupport by a
mode free from pAiireat Ohtani mitt n, have *try %eho
have eo ept.h n tnougt.,t well of this?.ls ar, organization
of nay ao.t whine is intimate y connected with till
oistoice of people to he (morosely net aside? The .ug
mama Which notes p%rtv orgenizations ignores vein
copies, and look. eroluetvely to men. In all govern
ments, and agnsaially in parnlar ones. mutt there ne
great theoretical propositions of °fates I sawn, our up
in ample f .ring tor common thought end ripen -he re
the heal It and vigor of the nation depend. If tney are
rtehr, the part, which sustains them becomes the tin
personation of o nstitution, ofinati :slay the d to coon
try. and the /moment or mob a party s enema of
the three. Poch organiz %h. no become demoralized.
end net_eu trits do end to tmes eYerrthlng berm; nut
to break up sueb organ Mime entbely is positive leis.
ita well to the people as to 'he lik.veremect. Roger,
much better, should he good and virtuous endearor to
hem hien the tone end in. dente the ell:unites of Doha
eel parries than to d-stroy them, The t twine deign of
organization without teeking, its improvement. no
di-e '
to its inherent •••V-161011., 10 the distillate*
e
toll. of the present rebellion.
Rut tho.e who have deprenwed the mode wiimh has
li,eu adopted have swegested no leneeltll'e. Is it to be
by a self constituted committee who, if they urn , re
p•amine.-rt men in our commutnt• who have beeenis
oy their adherence t p •threet argon's %dons mast pre
sent to Yon men whose past life is Witnout a history.
whose Matte to without temiratoop at whose ousel.,
mews we without experience? 't hie cermet be. We
want the ezper•emied a-when in ou: legielative halls
mare than in those of any tv.untry of the skthe; and
until our tortoni ions shall he different firm what they
are now, a' d Our tionerar form% chanted we shall tot
Wench except by strong, effective, and partisan -
gani nano. s which grow upon sincere construotihne of
our eonstitutrun and sincere views of publ.o
tier ea the co , wnience of our comp,' will esow .hat
the destruct on of 110 cocas orgatitzatimm in Nue* p
has been Succeeded he a vitiated chime tone. and ht
the intiodurtion of inferior capacity to croptrollive po.
sitirois Ito the perm' , to dny heireve that the hump
lion of the Fedoral party in '27•8, the Whig party in
'3l 3. or the *merman party in Ise 6, wan productive of
national good ? is It not wear that each of those orga
nizations ecuid have hoer impprivrd a-d matte suhaar ,
vihut to the area/ blurs of the tithe , Anti is It net
also clear that. if urr ono' ea tit.irwes en-' amnion
had io alrowed it, the prisent rebellion would not have
oecarreil ?
MILITARY NOTICES.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
CAPE MAY,
SARATOGA,
ATLANTIC CITY,
LADIES
Intending to wait these or other watering place. should
boar ui vied romembionoe that the huge WHOLE,-
El &LIE STUCK of
PRICE. FERRIS. &
Is still 11 .ale at
807 CHESTNUT ST.,
In which they will find, ettecially Suitt d to tie
"8 1, 7A80N Al TUE SEA SILORE,"
Or any of the Summer Fr awns,
HANDSOME E B ROI DERED SKIRTS AND
PEIGnOURIL for veering with morning waterers;
RLeBTiC CHINESE LIAIEN4. for (ravelling dremeg
and duidere; LINEN COLLARS and SETS, to
gether with a large se , ortment of EMBSOIDERIIIB
and LACE GOODS, muted to the above mentioned
elegem,
" THE STAY-AT-HOME COMMITTEE.”
Should remember the CEEAP TARLETANER, for
covering
_gimes. chandeliers, &o, together with our
JacONErs. C4billtil(23. MOLL. 125211584.A3 t r AIN
SOUKS, and all kmda or inen and 12thPe Goods. at
OVEN HALF PRICE."
.riniT OPEN KM
A [tech lot of Pineapple Handkarohiefa, at 16 cents.
double tsw,st i.eic fur tfleaven at na cants.
V., , enafrannaa Lem' end bdvinge. .
" Camb. deb trimmed with Vat. Mee.
~a nd other Lane actg.
SAND ALL A g MILIU intiLa?
PRICE, FERRIS. & CO.,
job tioT CHESTNUT STREET
W HOLESALE STOCK
HOSIERY.
HOSIERY,
HOSIERY,
HOSIERY.
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
TRIMMINGO AND FANCY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
FOR SAT.FI AT RETAIL,
FOR GASH.
AT RETAIL FOR CASH,
AT RETAIL FOR (FARM,
AT. RETAIL FOR CASH,
AT RETAIL FOR CASS.
The Subscribers offer for sale, on end after
THURSDAY. 6th INST.,
AT THXIII. STORE,
NO. 409 mAtuKta nowru 13/DE,
NO. 409 MARKET STREET. vOitTli MDR,
NO. 409 MAK K. STREET. NORTH SIDE,
NO. 409 MARKET S VREE'r, NORTH MD
FROM 9 A. M. TO r P. M.
THEIR BTOO7. 07 GOODB
FOR CASH, RETAIL
LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES
Ail wilds of
UOTTON tioaista NEEDLES, PINS,
GLOVES. ROOSS AND EYES.
LACE MISTS, SKIRT BRAIDS,
ZEPHYRS, TAPE*, BRAIDS,
SHETLAND WOOL, COMBS. SKUSHES.
SPOOL COTTONS. PeRFUISFRY,
BUTTONS, ITN D &Willi RTS,
(Of all Desoriphone ) Merino. gco.)
Also, a Full Assortment of Dress Trimmings.
BURNET P. SEXTON. Sew
SWEARINGEN
Jel-Im NO. 409 MARKET STRES7.
I. A
& N
E D
R FOURTH E
Y AED
E ARCH, L,
RAVE A FINE STOOK OF GOODS ADAPTED TO
TEE PRESENT WANTS OP TEE PEOPLE.
MOZAMBIQUE'S, PRESENT FASHION.
SHEPHERD PLAIDS, BLACK AND WHITE.
FINE FRENCH ORGANDIES, LOW.
DARK LAWNS, FAST COLORS. •
FINE PLAID SILKS FOR BONNETS.
SUMMER SHAWLS, NEW LOT.
LACES, MANTLES. SILK BOURNOUS
FINE LINE OF TRAVELLING GOODS.
BEST MITTS, GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
HOOP SKIRTS, ONLY FIRST QUALITY.
SUMMER QUILTS, NAPKINS, TOWELS, aO.
ja2l-6;
LADIES, ATTENTION !
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 28nE INST.,
PRICE, FERRIS, & CO.,
No Sol causwauT Etreet,
Will 'oven a consignment of very choice styles of
CAMBRIA LACE POINTES,
AT ytanikt
.80 TO $2O EACH,
WORTS FROM
812 TO $4O EACH.
Also, a small, bat verr choice invoice of magnificent
RR A. wiz x rit
AT FROM Hell TO $lOO
WORTH FROM 480 OCM EACH.
al W men wn ti b c e '&nwoams e sold
It, °f a eu d
oo ndw a mud
resseeetfaili urge up n she L.dieg the importance of
CALLING EARLY,
am we will have but a few of the above and can get no
more at s ; low a Prir s .
PRICE, FERRIS. & CO.,
irT-et Ito get ;ROST' "CU r Street
NEW MANTILLA STORE.
The moat splendid SILK MANTLES in the *its.
HOUGH 80
168-2 m 26 SOUTH TENTH STREET.
SILK MANTILLAS,
In every new style, the richest qualities ever wen,
at the elegant New Store,
tta SOUTH TENTH STARS%
HOUGH & CO.
VGANIALES AND FICENOR LAWNS,
O
)23‘ cents.
111 vireos oven to deg, ft; cents
These are aft fast actions
Dark Frenoti Lawns.
Lawns of neat s.yles.
&YR' & LANDELL.
FoURTH and ARCM'
FygE & LANDELL are prepared to
Bust Touries with—
Faateonable Travelling Dream
Fasbionab , a Summer .
Faah;onanle i awn urgandi. e.
VELE & (=ANDELL WILL OPEN THIS
14081W 4 G
Bleak lace Pointes
Biadic Lao, zaurnoni.
Book Lew. Nhatrest.
VAR & LAN FOURTH and
4 P DT,Open to-day tbo Mom blow of
the meant isahirn.
z in.biquee Ai wide.
Mcz-,mtieies era wide.
Mozan.bieuem 2 yards wide.
talD BUMMER, 000D8
for Men't and Hoye weer.
Light C' esimerys end A•ummer Btatre,
Bow', W.sir Irestintw
A Fine Stink MG Lowest Prices.
CI.OrAt CORIUM.
A. N. owner Tw r Urn' am! MA WWIKT.
10 GENT GRAY GOODS.
25 mint Baretet.
6.V afar Firured 131 raga meals.
raid 26.0 ant Fitteitt Baragoa.
Buck Barites, Tamutinai. and Crepe Mintz.
00tor1idt & GUN AM/L.
pit 6.11. ear. firrer6 and MA .61.
A BANKRUP T IMPORTER'S It.TOOK
A
or Illamplos or Lirom CrAnhrio neediseekiers. en
hem-stitche d sheer etude& and embroidered from 10
cents to IN cents each; a great bargain purohnen a
eaorifive for oaeh,ai.o to be sold in he name way ants.
CS_AILLS.B AD & SON.
3eso EIGHTS and ARCH Streets.
gll,ll MANTLES!GR 4Y DUSTERS ! !
Frenoh Lace Mantles and Points. Very low prim!
for Cush.
Fine fresh stork of tbege_goods in our
LIAR LIN Amy 1100 M. REDONE FLO O R,
Pl.l3,—motaiir mina, tioopeivne j aad aimikersthiefs
m% coorza oto • RD
pea IL R. eor. RINI'S and MARKET.
sPRING OLOAKS , IN /WHINY NEW
;34#12$IVNNW
No. 93 E. Ninth street.
V i PRING CLOAKS, IN ENDLESS YA-
K" riety, at IVENS'. niT3l-1m
RPRINU CLOAKS, THE (711114ITST
P. over seen. at -
myn-lm No. 93 8. Ninth Arent.
CUMKB.—Wholesale Merchants are in
vitee to eterne the Ewa et
IVENS',
Ito. 93 HOUthrilllTlS Street, corner of Jayne it.
suval-lm Between Martet and Chestnut,
DRENCH LAO Pi iINTB, BOURNOLIS,
AND MANTLES —A lard& stook to be so'd at lees
than wholesale prices. We cannot be undersold in
these goods. CNA R LAO ADAMS &
Elea= ali4 ARCO etreepe,
NEW STYLE CLOAKS, EVERY NEW
style, every new material. at _pnees that astonmh
eve one. at the large store, N. S. corner of Eighth
and Walnnt irreeta, MYN-4111
VITY (7LOAK STOES, No. 142 N.
V Eighth street. above Cherry. are now aellins every
new style of the mason superb qua li ties. in email new
shade of Dolor, cheaper thee say other store In the
elty.
HSTEEL SON,
• 1 , 4 0 . 711 North TENTH Street. above Cloceff.
Will selltM•
•
EALAVE of Tagll ISTOD/C OF
NEW eau OESlKentas Damao etrODO
At gilt greater rednotiotui in pricey th an lefty bays
ewer before mad.. and ei
hl (NH L. ;VCR FEVER
than p,RETAIL-Wil LEttALE ar(YIIME mine city.
knot and , nanard nag, VOl/ 0/1 0 CIP.
Very cheap and good til , Loic tntee
gyotoe Uresa Otx-d• of ever va ried.
Ping Isoonytt and Organdtr awns at 11%.
ACE MAN lEz. FOP/ ,178
8/LK AND CLOTH 'CO t AMP ANTkrz,
Jet OREATI.Y OND-R CO*T PRlCetB.
SIIMMBIt BRAWLS
MI, Go-der Ora. Barege Shairla.
Strived myth (. 1 11511, Arn im s .
Whom Harm and G Imadine. .
Pie (.I°4 ai
r/14K. 1.1-438 BROTNERas
CAN 4 T 4. I) and EIGH - PEr Streerr
M OITO NEPTING, all PAWS j Dala
i:sm, an color., for ooverlag guinea raid and
itwirs Mandwitvaol.mde_priose.
CHARLh ADAMS Et 130 N.
Jea) WORTH and AlLLlBlEltreetn.
PARIS LIAM MANTILLAS,
NIAGARA.
Vim Weds haying been rolinibisbod by OUT IMPOrt
ent—in • vseir of rim witr orive—f big 0 MOM tilo4l too
biro amormt or duly, will be offered to pureheeere Cl ro.
corresponding redoobon from ueua► remit prime, Pln :
AT 60 emirs ON THE DOLLAR.
CLOAKS AND atANTIILAI3,
BPRINCI 471.011/ CLOAKS.
BUMMER OLOAKB. Also,
TRlktallffe LACTEcI,
MOM AND CLOAK TRIMKINGS, 0 . aro.,
AP in Wee aimortnient, will be airmail yes e# en avemse
redact sra of ONE HALF. in order to complete our cr.
rangements with our oroditors.
J. W. PROCTOR & Co..
PAtiIA MANTILLA mad OLOAII QMPORIUAI
.80/-13 708 CMBBTNW7 atrMt.
CLOAKS AND hiANTILLAR.-4AT7-
TlON.—Ladieg are trtntioned against the liste
ned. MinellleUte pertoun formerly in our eMIIO I O/7
and now m the employ of other parties, who represent
themselves'. to be oonnseted" with nip end their (kaftan-
Oshman's to be** branches of the Pans Maxvida Ent
perivel." .51,e4 Statements are simely Intent:mug.
lend to ensnare and chat the trsuspeesies.
We 6a,, no other store then the one we have noon
pied these six years, at 700 C Q e.STN IIT Street.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
Parts Mantilla Bmpornuo.
SPEUTAL NOTIOZ
sh a and after this date
ITIORNLEV & t.. 7141 bil4 win offer
EVERY POSSIBLE INDUCEMENT
TO
CASE PURCHASERS OF DRY BOODB!
Being_ determined .o reduce their Stock they will sirs
Good Betfeie r S
Beentlini Fano; Bilks for 78 omits, worth *l.ll
Roan, Glatt Vance Gaits for el, well worth 811.211.
Grenadine and 'Berate Goode, about one half their
rake.
Gray Mixed Goode, in every variety, from 8 coplanar
yard to SO cets.
BLACK SILKS, RICH AND LUSTROUS. VERY
caih.nr,
Soot Bloc* Brooside alum, doubly. itteod k , & o. &a.
Ds Leiner, Calicoes, Cassoneres, Cloths. veninta,
Linens. Musliny Flannels. Quitter. Covers. &0., &a,
SHAWL Ail teCLOAK-ROGIn EXHIBITION.
French Laos Manties, Faintes t Shawls, Eugenio,.
Cambria Lnoe Mantles Mantilla Lace Goode, &o. Silk ennui Marti ne, &st... in every sty le.
At TEORNLiEf & .
..it as CHUM'S,
N. Legerner EMMET & SP RDA* *ARDEN Its.
t riPENINO OF THE AROII-131 BEET
‘-- 0
ARC MANTILLA ISTOILE, W. corner TF.NTII and
M.
ALL NEW GOODS.
Rich Lyons Silk viroulars.
Rich !lons Bilk Swum
Cambria and Pusher Lace Points.
Do. do. do. Mantillas.
Cloth and Tweed Circular/.
Summer Cloaks. Ao.
Purchased under the influence of the War Panic.
and to be sold at teas than the cost of imitortation and
manufacture.
hulks are invited to inspect thin stock, Without re
serve, beton: purohasinK elsewhere.
earn JACE)+4 liORRF ALL. Pmver.
- 14 0 1 kJ STOOK OF DRESS HOODS AT
PEW itICORIHNG 10 THE TlMFB.—Po t itte.
Before% Silk Cutillru, hull' price ; Challio Delsitte M
oneta from Zito /Mo. tiprios Qtutnion ted.owi from
i 3 tog°.
emitsl attention is requested to our etreqr organ-
Moe sad Jaeonet Lawn.. whine we re hued to gloat
out at s low figure. CHAWL.Ie Alllet•+& 80N,
jeSt) woe EH and ARCH Streets.
SMALL -PLAID SILKS.
Bine end Whit- Preach Silks.
Black and White Prenoh Silks.
Brown and White French Silke.
Goren and White Frenolt
Potpie and Whale French Silk,.
$6 dos. Mids. at Sirt SO Joz
-60 doz. White Eltdc Gloves. 266 per pair.
Many goods reduced yen low, to 010116 out, at
iti3- JOHN H. STOKES'.
' 70$ ARCH Street.
gt3l}ol ER GR :OD;!;.
INJ Ten Blankets—Nl ogiinitn Natiingg.
Colored l'artatand—hi ggi .gtrtg,
Bsthing Gorda—lig Bollande.
Furui ure ektutze.--ablute htellauds.
Bathing Towels—Russia ira h.
BHARYLr:BB SitOTBERFI,
3e22 cHENTriv7; and etrantit.
'WRENCH LACE VEIL/N.—A choice lot
just parolumod from a bankrupt importer, end
for sale at nail price et
OHOIRI.FdIe ADAMS & PON.
.1 , 20 MORTIS and ARC; Street&
COTTON DUCK,
SUIT4BLE FOR TENTS,
lIOR Sala
FROTHINGHAM & WELLS.
nirits4 tf
BALLOON VIEW MAP,
fitlF. SE 021 1 OF WAR. as seen from
LOWE'S BALLOON,
TVirr,l4TY- FIVEgENTO.
At wanted in the Ci's and State.
JOHN MorATLI.AN.
33 South %IX la street. up stairs.
NEWSPAPE4.—.NOW READY—
The first aneiber of the NATIONAL, 1911 A R.
printed in e , ma. for rOlenel Lytel lieEtraeot Tries
fh.. e:ents. opies for mle by Kt G . a riAtftD i . No.
007 0.10e031 street. sad B. UrliAPll, 310 cif 0 00- .
I 4 'treat. Jag 3t
THE DEBATES OF 001 4 GPESE.--The
Debates of the next Passion of Dominion to eon ,
none in Wewhiation city the 4'h of July. 186.1. will be
uubliettee otlietally by tbo übdersis bed THE DAt. Y
Ut.tAto...ltvelieaPer form , and in Colveßol-
810NAL Gt.utlr. AND APehl'e IP X. in book form.
The latter passes free through the roman of the Vinton
Dreurs. The ono' f ei her °urine the session is 4113.
in advance payable in soebio. poet office atainee,_or the
notes ofeerete-peyttet bents. Jutiti C. RIY4OI.
waantronyon,June IS 11161. jest-71*
ROOKS, LAW AN.D#lBy.ELLAllrris
_—....inu,mought, ,an exotianne at the
PRILADBLPSIA• BANK BOOK STORE, 80. 410
ORESTri UT Street. Libraries at a distance purchased.
Whose baying Books to sell, if at a distance. Will Mee
their names, sizes. bindiess,datex, editions,prieem,
and Wealth:um Dks WANTB—Boo printed
t• 7 enje
min Franahn, as wall as early Books printed in and
i.Cse i ll' eric p a tdet .l & "" er Pe t 4e t y e i: s aitiffn l a r il ita ag:
lanes. in press, sent free. Libraries appraised by
se-tr )Derr mik 701,10:1A
N TOE COURT OF COMMON PLFAS
FOR THE CI FY AND COUNTY OF PRILA
DSLPhtA
MAC CARTRY ye. Al . ICE Al Ail
CAR t. nob. Div. A. v. Al. Sept 0860. Noss.
Alms *taut, December T ,1660. No U.
fr. ADalt : Y“u wilt Vamps take ratio. that the Court
have grenttd a ru e ou Rrepondent to stow yawls
way N. de me 01 D,voroe. A. V. M., InDliki sot to en
tered in he fIbOVIS ogee, Reournooto oATURDA z
July 6 tiltit, at 10 °Vent A M.
To A./..lViti MAC CuRTIIY. Reseriniimit.
JACOtt BOWERq.
je28,29kje.2 4* Attorney fir Libeoent,
TIJI otiußr tl MM P A.S
/ 4 `nli THE CITY Alio courcrY OF PHILA
BEL Poi&
ROBERT G. lvt kited. v.. JOVE A. ERNDRIP.
In Equity . . Jane Tem 1861 No. 86
Ths Auditor repotnted to Audi , settle. and adjust the
NJ-vontofD"Yiftti c POO .E.M. roe leer and ore
pert ddneibution of the Weans fir h.s heads, will meet
the taftlell norrentd boo arum, No. 944 g outs
EIXIti Meet* on MAITiDaY, Jut , $ 3661. at o *took
A M LEWIS C. %JAE IDV
jell fmw-es* Auditor.
UVERILLAS—With heavy English
very durable. JIPEPH Filer A - . LL,
le2B it Nos. 'S and N. FOURTH St
A LOT (P VERY CHEAP GINGHAM
A
gna-limbral4e, for ss'e by
J 15FiP0 FUB9RIA.
Nro 9 end 4 Penh FOURTH &Net
AItIBILOI'YPISTSAND PHOTOGRAPII-
ERS—Tho beat and obeareut place tor y_au to buy
your stook at Foy Louis% .to for tiv. Fouott
Jul,. at G :KUM ati DABIra t . u 11,13 Gallo Moro
f• or irs 11.1 d Importers, 41.111 RANBT •AD PLai3E,
FOUll.Tzt +moot. above Onx.B rni UT, Philada. .It.*
pROURAMNATE NOT, BUT GO
while it in yet to-day, and gat Cohrod Photo
traps fur OBIT el, and Am arm pra at, all prices.
AETTER'S HAIR-DYE, 38 cents per box,
or 3 fitt el, et the-Harr-Lye Depot, 53 Botati
111.13 D 15 met.
rouBLIO NOTIOZ
SELLING OFF AT COST.
A !arse stook of. Mathematical, °edam& and Pnito
aolnotal Instruments to close =he bus•neam; thatelni
intdrutuants. Rules and Santee, Horveyco's bistro
oi td,otaidaaa.: _Veinal:los an! tim , Causes,
litereosoones inn Piddled. dawn) i.antorue, lnor
monlntara and Hycroc.etere, Eland Glaate.. team- Est,
Etna attune o teotr coy Machine+ (Cobalt. aninnti6o
tons; also, a fine as+ortment of fine Cutlery and
ea t /ko.• ko., ko., ko.
,No. 635 CHESTNUT no Plulado
.0.--The oolliros prim. of eaoh diatinetly
morkoo to Armee. jal9-6t wfm
COAL! COAL!
ORDERS RECEIVED FOR IiERIGE AND
SCHUYLKILL MAL.
By
EDWARD N. HALLOWS/li,
iaa WALNUT STREET.
PURE PORT WINE.
ARCH AND TENTH STREETS.
NEW LOAN
FOR SAT ;El
A limited amount of the new 3,000,000 INAIIIt la
mum to Nutt enrolment, for MI kJ
JAY COOKE &
114 ROUTH THIRD STREET, Deli-]m
LIARS AND COMFORT.
A, ThEoBALD sake. Who eau eiseee or m u t
everybody
atee a port o n probably never was bona. But those
Who know when they are minted in BOOTS Or SHONA
are invi•rd to sive hint a Gall, and those Who never
were 1 ,, 4) trofore may be waited now. Me is at his ant
Plane. SOS COATES Street. jell; Set
I:pfN.E SHIRT MANUPAOTORY.—.I. W.
10017, Sl4 CHEVINUT Ofttos, a raw doors
bolo.. sot!. CoatinostaL" Tha Manton opl W 1161484
Dia% a Anoitcal .to 11l Ihit'atto 4;W - 7 .'r
1111IIIS. of ea nor asks. sat assUiriel. op log/
sM mato to cod er at ohartoot 114-u
RBTAIL DRY GOODS.
BEOOND IMPORTAMON.
TIM BALANCE
OF OUR
MANUFACTURNA ESTOcic
1111,1TAInt GOODS.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
LEGAL.
U)1 13 RE LLAS.
C. T. AM.SL - ER, Optician,
POI 11ALB BY
0_ IL MATTSON.
suatipi
WUITEE
Lower end of MA.88,1.011U813178 Avenue,
ATLANTIq NTT.
This house is located immediatelyou the Beech, and
prelim ■ ewity accommodation for Visitors.
'r ima madarete. W I ..Luel Will Lyn ifOUIE.
Prepoietor.
SBA.-BATLIINfi, SAILING, ANL, Flat-
ING.
ATLANTIC IL USE.
WATCH Pilaw,
Weer titonpagtou, Cone,
Thus eelobratrd wate , ine-pletw Hotel, where the
facilities for Kaquoig -atLnE. Fishinit- end the ,wser
me'l of the beet quality or sea too , are superior to
amp ether in tee intted States, will Morel on the
M
90th of Ines I 14 al BP NO' it,
jens-lin prieter.
BRICkqS
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
The underetrune reepotrally announce to ti qtr
friends patmus.and the trarothus public generally.
that owing to the etringener of the ti nes, they save
reduced the Price of board to TWO DOLLARS per
day.
Thankful for the patronage go liberally. bestoirK
en them, they yeeposettoly war ter e oortetrustr.
wthe same. assuring their Wren* thtt the • oithogi
ill be conducted p at
the same l•herat plan that' has
heretofore onersoterized their establishment.
WM. P. TUCKER & Co.
Jel7.lm
KITTATI..I 7 1101188.
DELAWARE WATER GAP.
Thin roxortte plane, it IIAW MAR, oreicintins inereasad
sttra tone. far the season.
Lreme Kensington Repot at 7 o'olock A. M., and ar
rive a , th. Ong , it o Week PM.
R FERENC.P.--Frrnklin Peale, Morton Nierdiehael.
I claim boday. Hamlet C. Henze awl (Aortas
Bee !ter. hU.
Prop.letor.
it ql .11 1 1 : Ai- kJ tl xißit " ATLAN
-la CITY. N. J.
4 1.4 NAMPA NEW POUIE,
Corner of At'entio %LA MRllB6O' layette AVOlllleat
/NOW op. n for the reception of Bow dere
The Rooms and Table ` • .HE ALHAMBRA" Ate
un.ureamed by any on the Island. •
Th.re to all,*(5101/8 TOO Cream and RePeshment Sa
loon atiaohed to tha Bony. `re. , ma .trt oder••re.
0. DUBOI:* k S. J. YOU G.
Proprietors.
S 4 )MOOLLY'B MOUNTAIN SPRIMag,
NAV/ lERAvY.
The " HEATH . TIOII33" will be oven-d For he re
caption of Compont June 16th having been en n testy
refitted and mot ovedllllloll the 1.-at Somas; affording
addittot•al comforts to vLitors, and increastag the ne
sitablete tp, of thP place.
cte Peratlay, p , eaftent, -.4 thinlilnnable• nlnna of knot
awe ream t," 8 homey's; Mountain" bast but few eon .111.
and to surpassed by none It to reached ny I pleasant
rati , oad rule, and only se'-en hour; from Psilaselphis.
Leave Phitaosivnis, in the II o'clock tram for Ise"
York, reaoh Serene city at 3 o'clock, thence by Morrie
and este.: gail.o.d to the Mountain. Returning. +cave
the fdour.v.in at. G M. an .1 tP. M., arrini K in Phila_
aelehia a 1 and flo'olnelc I' M. booms can now be en
siled Cluse. rz,d :tate, D. A. ORU NELL.
ies-iTrnwist- Proprietor.
AILUNEMEN
M crF ON OUG'H' f" LYN, PIO THE 4 1 TRZ,
Rf-Tr. RpReNT,
THIRD NIO - HT RI 1 4e •
az - d..5()Tv
The following rt.:l4llAm, hove been made. to the oont
urnt
Mrs. ELIVA PLACE. Miro PP. 4 RV. Mies MARCY,
Mrs. ityx E. Mint Ft,n IEN ;3E,
M' HA Fi !LETT.
TYII9 (Friday) tOrbrilliG, will be performed the
lona Drummer
Tito OC.e.Ail CaIL tt ; or, "Tie Deep. Deep Sett."
New f•cener.. new Coatiturien.
CANT OF CITKRACTS3B.
Dennis E reeponoush
Harry
_-gar; %, Peter Intonate
Mary HO an, • MIL kir Moe
rai ors rind Pea-mot/T.
COztobidint 'With the law: hnble feroe of
Tito TWO tiRr.G
Little Gtetort....—..— .....-.......--. Harry Centime
Mr Grertify . .. Barrett
In rehearsaf Yen NtFbts to e Flii 7 orrnr;
tVALNIJ 1-,Y) 'RE oif r.
As .
•
RETURN OR THE F*VORITEe.
Tn I iind RV it;'t Week.
lIOOLEY AND C. 4 .II , IPBELL'S MINETttELE,
etate at toe b.thiepien iirojensien.
The frost Como
tliCri, lintrWein. end UOLTON.
The unex‘elird Clee.rtette.
e*PiN. RREVRS and MELVILLIt.
Together with etwara. ROWAN.% CrtARLE3,
BIM
MOnn. end the
INB ft IJNIENT QUINTETTE,
In their Choate and Atriuniog Entertainments.
`Furhug! roKdlie n
paruoulari toe- Ils. Frices ee Initial , Jail%
ASSEMBLY BUILDDIUS.
YIP= WETX, MONDAY. JUNE 241.
And EY*ll Night this 'Vent, anderrin's Gigantic
I, xlebition of ohs 11 IlßB`lllll W H the tree)
Betties by lan e rind sea, To - nadir". Thominotions e alll3
all the poe. pomp. and circumstance of war.
Adavasion 26 (mum kauldresi u cents. 7*24-41t
WEIN THINTY-EIGIII.II ANNUAL ra
il. ffIBITION OP THE PENNSYLVANIA AOA-
Dicky tig THE POtle: ARTS iS NOW OPEN AT
30316 ( 3R.,STNIIT Rtreet.
Admissionlas minted to 10 Cents. Pelson Ti 016334
26 Oasts. Maven under twelve years, half prioe.
Catalogues eats. eV
IZEIZE
WANTED—Two or three new, or second
IF • hand upright drill,. Apply 209 Worth SECOND
Street. Pt= Pi*
AY G oUN MAN, just graduated fr om
the Kish Pohorit, desires a firrUit'llele in a
men:lentils house; would be satisfied with &email palmy
wail his imesrienoe would entitle him to aumamma
rirmisneration. jel9-in*
WANTED—A purchaser for a patent
right that Will yield BUT tbousted dollars to say
Bersonh e:AV b:17474 * Tin u s i l r it ra i hase oom i peln r t
sell. Address '• Alfred.— a t °Mos, len At*
` VAN/TED 65 000 iILTQAI,2
• an s first-class nueneumborad property worth
$26.0110. Addroso" T. L.." this &800 jewnt*
WA' . TED -- BY AN I XPBRIE :CED
inivmsti, who can onmlnand a fair amount of
near trier , . an ?lagemeni in a Brat clam jobbing
hones. oddress. • .T. It,' Ohm of .Tha PULS.
jolt let*
VIAIPL:uY EU& WAN "VINO Yu UNG
nen, &e., are invited to address the" Empiox
merit Committee," at the Rooms of the Young mews
miSt re nden Association , 1009 and 1011 1 3.0.9,8314117
et. nel-em
FOR SALE &ND TO LET.
GERMANIOWN.--TO RENT, for
Iffitt the Rummer, a F URN IS FffD HOUSE, netehoe-.
maxrr'e-Itatt Sutton Apply aixtlt harm An LINDKN
Street j 2t
Ti) LET —.A t low rent, a pleasant
country Beat, with thrall , acres of I,nd, well
th .ded aou a variety of fruit. o.,rnor or Green Lane
and York Ito , d, B , anoht , wn. a s IR lee from via ket
street h, railre.d. and eight nurtures walk (row Green
Louie -ta , ,onot Korth Naos, team* Railroad Ingo•ro
of Mr. MNCto.HY. 000tnte. or of Dr. De tfr ,
VILLK.11:11 gout' sztrkotitilitrPet. jar it*
Ai TO LIST A II 4ND.:OMR
DENcm, with all the mo'era improvement/Nat
the no th..eot corner of NINTH and CiTtlatttefe...4
Bent moderate. ino.utre at No. 1006 Otiftt-T AN
attest. ' iC26
T+) KENT Le /W—Furrasned or un
urnivhed. Ur six months, or longer. if ‘‘ostred.
large tali 00nVenoeint donut,: No 1735 Arco stress
Apply to A. P. %slid 11. MORRIS. 9-6 A R R
Street. is 15 ff
dm Oil ciM U * l-4,7:14 il...q.ak• and
BM, !MORE to rent.—The desirable business location,
1.112 ISHEaTNUT Street. with dwelling attached. Atlas
at 431 RiETlutrr - *Toe
dB Pia( )pkiat.ex lO
RENT.—To Rent. the lame and commodious
nodern• built House, earner of Aftfilit'T Steet and
WILIAM AVOMEM , with vie, oath, hot and co ld water,
and aji the modern impmwetnentat Amoy to .k itY
S. TAR ft. Tio OR WO Street, Philadelphia, or on the
prember minls-1f
1110 itekia—A very aesirable
on the Ninth-itreet front of "The Continentil
Rote." The Store et Ninth .%nd Ransom streets saw
el &DT adapted for a RADDI It and Msznise Maker
Apply to JOHS4 1110 k,
fee-nt !Southwest NINTH and SANS M Stream.
FF01L111011A144.4E.-7A tAIUIUS TILAUT
',freed anlmproved farm land in the !tate of fief
Jersey, oonrement to the cite. he emohe.nced for
eiti_property. Apply at No. lay PEntram., inns%
sio-tt
13 OAR!) ING.
Two RAMtbIEA can be accommodated
with fingt•olms BnAR D. in a private family.
wha , o t . ere are no children. Rouse b•nutirully Mtn,
&LISA flue mina. a Walk from' Warne" imago 1. Re
ference exchanged. cddrefe - a/waltzer,' oe um:-
town i. )02614
PRIVATE 80AktfliNti
hut sooommodettone for females or upnsle per
sons minter of SttVltU 4.d V.V. +V Atreeta, f or .,A, the
Allierlo6o Hotel
Beth.chem, June 22 1861. fri6 Qty
INSURANCE Cl/MPANIES.
FAILS INERMANut UthAk.lll 4 44,
No. 4015 .0KE5111 1 11Wetreillia
FINK AND INLAND INAVALANDIS.
DISIXO7OIII.II.
qi.Oralli Par,.....-4.lNsz dr. &LOMA.
Samuel Wright— . 1 Wright Bros & QS.
D. K. Kirser " Davis & Wryer,
mew Lewis, Jr.--- Lewis Bros & Co.
C. Ktotiardsort,— I. C. Rowe & Cs.
alarmed T. Bothno.....Preet 'T_roxreing Cabal Oelires
Jas.gearemo! E
W. rratum & Um.
8.0. A. Weft —... "
West & Folms.
T. K. " grove, Martha, & M.
0. Wilson Da..A.Noraer -at- law.
S.D. Woodreff.--....0f ekbles, Mottos ' & Wimindr•
Jac Kessler, Jr— —No. me !green street.
twig w. DAY,Presisient,
FAANWE N. litiCA. Vtae rruiliont
WII6I,IANIN TILANnsrA n • learnt:lw , taa..mtr--
SAVING
CAVING IfUND—UNITED STATE
P. 74.111 7 COMPANY, corner THIRD sad 0.11.1411T
NU T treat,-
EM FM g ER CENT.
JAMES nowt& i fir.? , H.ll 79 lll Pr ell4llO
Qom) home, u n til I °Weak " . m
mug Company is nit joinowl in MIT
/5A 16110
re*LIILDPS SAIL MOT RXMOVXD
to No. 91 South BKVENTII lancet. near Me
lin Institute.
h...datiirited.thddiftd far seat femme. and Willi
determined to Merit Mere Dafronaso. has &T Vs
alegant and ocavegient spore, end bad now on
Wog assortment or Lime a Ctel ynt44 FrzodA_
it
(blued hoe Pira and Baratta rom 51,08 P.
strgy ore and ter moor as ea mad t Let h -
II a unagnal lad Komi. Vault,. We. and mak
illiebi Mink Vann floors and is woi baWandiack
to order on abort nonce. Thu ai the etrot c ire...beat-
PWraw'Zd
heat for tra'New
Co - rhigten i t i r Ptto. Jewel , &o. TWA , •ta
ode,. ta in irtirte and p Ogatee any n, 7.1 -
rend for thine nas. and lo SILO OS
van um
It fire and burglar onto • _
mom of t heta nut
ntrinnAL NOTIOI.—/ have new on band as
_y twenty
Fined, gerons. & Co,`l Baled,
new, and men ram! of other makers , aosimnaing a
ifflate amortment co
i to most Ith i g Ver,ffii
o l tilt r for i low s t v i= Ileum oaßodixotao.
ass ra REGULAR LINE AND
DAILY EXOURRIONI.-Bmmer Co
hut,mejc,r mew.. Ansi pier brow ARCH eitorrtowly.
(AuLderym exo.pt*d I sto'clock, for Choir. r, Peony
grove, New u Deiaware G r its, MOAT DELA
WARK, end Wean.
PaYa for the Exogrmlon„ -_„ • „go cants.
Fumes for Driageton and 'Nom mime tin*
jam at*
iii NEW Mt Lai, - rifita.
NEW DAIIN LINE. ago Dolararg gag
11... rip. OAIIIIII. _ __•. I .:Y _ •
Philarathatua and N ew yam Exam. ttraraboarrato-
Paw kr il l metre fraight.ortand atter RIONIAM. .Mk
imam. and w i y e daily at 1 P.. 114., dehretios sae owr
goAo to Rev York !ha fulkonnt days.
'freights taken at raawattoie Mee.
WM.I 01,Y,_,DE Aroma.
so . i t coirtu yo TlAAvica Phibutatittata.
ii 11 HAn t Aigatt,
Piers 14 anti 11 EAU iLI Vial, MAW York.
otiog4itt
m ag i c FOS NSW YOLK. TUX
enoadetttia Itteam rroveller Compaa
will sonamenee their business or the season es Mosses
le inst. ,
Asir ateamets Cr, now reseivins freiglit at Beesunt
Igor above Walnut street.
Weems sseennzadatm. A s Aplvii Also. a .
Nan Ons Ifilaware
EtsORTS.