The Privateer Jeff. Davis.
ut ,e• sue CAPTURED ?RR outLanxtrats. BRIG
Bel 5re1.430
'from the New York World of reeterdsr.3
hrArulissir Or oerteus runlet.°
Captain J 0 rifield, of the brig JelinlsA.
c aptured on the 6:h lust by the privateer Jeff
. o,,e.ry, Captain Cassette, arrived in thin elty yes.
terdny worniug In the bummer Empire State, of
the Fall River route Oar reporter wafted upon
him sod obtained the following statement of his
o ,plure by the pirates, and the items during his
on board the privateer, as well as a fall
description of the vessels. lie sail:
We tell Trinidad de Cabe on the 231 of June,
bound for Falmouth England, hiving a orew con.
social; of myeelf, Mate, els seamen, and one boy
Oar cargo consisted of 276 hogsheads, 54 tierces, 28
barrels, and 438 boxes of sugar, the property of
t oilyatior Zutneto, a Spanish merchant of Trinidad
de Cube. Oa Saturday, Jelly 0. we saw a sail
A bend, early in the morning We were then In
latitude 88 deg 45 min. N , lorigttude 09 deg 20
m in W. Between seven and eight o'olook A AI.
we made the mil to be a brig, standing to' the
southward under whole sail At this time the
wind was light from the W. 5. W., and we were
steering E. by N , with studding Salle set. At 8k
the privateer taoked and stood N. W., at the same
time setting a French ensign, and from the foot of
be: having Frenott-out hempen sails we supposed
N u wee a Prenoh merchant brig. In answer to
his °more we set the stars and stripes, and thought
no more of the stranger At i o'olook, to our stir
prise, the fired a shot lames our bows, when we
',us in the studding nails and hove the John
rbli. to. We then supposed her Co be a French
men of war brig ; but her ports were closed and
the guts covered up, while bat few men were to be
seen on her decks. She oame within musket shot
of us, and lowered a boat, which was mantled by
eight seamen, and contained Lieutenant Poetell,•
late of the United States navy.
Just before the boat name alongside the Freneh
gag was hulled down, and the Confederate flag
run up. In about two minutes afterward the
armed Greer was on oar desk After irguiring
after my health, Lieutenant Postell desired me to
show him the brig's papers. I 'invited him into
the cabin, mud, After showing them, I stated the
outgo was. Spanish property. Said he, " You are
oar prize, and the Spaniards had no business to
ship their eargoes in American bottoms " He
then canto on deok and ordered four of my men to
go in the privateer's boat, and told the remainder
of the orew,to peek up their things and stand by,
to do as ordered. They immediatelylet to work
and broke out the ship's stores, and 'took about
eight months' provisions on board of the privateer,
leaving only enough to take the prize crew beak
with the vessel. This occupied about five boors.
I was transferred with the remainder of my crew
on board of the privateer, and they took my boat
and milt theirs on board of the Joie Weish, as
mine was the beet. A prize orew, corresponding
In appearance and number, was then put on board,
le charge of piles coaster Stephens, and she was
ordered to go south, bat I was not allowed to know
of her destination. I think they will palm
themselves off as the genuine crew, if they fell in
with the Federal cruisers.
Afteetbiwork of transferring the stores had been
eompleted, Ciptein Comm tta mustered all hinds aft
and said to them : "Boys, if you molest the crew
of that brig or their things to the value of a rope
yarn, I will punish yen'to the utmost of my power.
'Do you understand? Now go forward ' Turn•
tag to his Where he said : " llentlemen, I desire
that you do everything in your power to make the
stay of those gentlemen as agreeable as possible "
He then invited me to dine with him in his cabin,
while my mate was taken Into the oftleers' mess.
It was pleasant to dine"on board a pirate cif our
own stores. After dinner a sail was made oat from
aloft where two men were kept stationed night and
day. She proved to be the schooner Enchantress,
Capt. Deveravx, from Boston, bound to St. Jags.
The same'meezeuvree se had been practised upon
um were gone through with, with the exception that
the negro nook was left on board, and a Mr. Smith,
formerly a Savannah pilot, was put on board is
priza,master. The vessel then beaded south. At
night I was furnished with New York papere of the
21 of July to peruse They had been taken from a
passing venal.' Oa Sunday, 7th et. July, we had
prayers In the morning, and at noon captured the
schooner .5' J {Varying, of Brookhaven,
trbith a valuable cargo on board, bound to Monte.
video. :Two of the crew, the cook and foe paseen
ger, were left on board, and a itharleaton pilot (I
have forgotten the name) gent off as prize master,
destination unknown. On the Sth we sew no yes.
sale. Oa the 9th captured the shin Mary Goodell, ,
Capt. McGilvery, from New York to Buenos
Ayres. She war thoroughly ransacked for specie,
bat none was foaled. The pirates took from hor
four casks of fresh water. As she drew eighteen
feet of water, and was, of coarse, useless to the
privateer, she wee allowed to go. We bad now
twenty-oneprisoners—almost too many to have on
mob vessel—and they concluded to put twelve of
us on the Goaded/ Just es the boat boarded this
vessel five of her orew joined the priveteer, and
said that it was their intention to have taken the
ship that night, and that they were heavily armed.
Thu proved to be true, for a large quantity of pis-
tols and bowie-knives were found on their persona.
While the ship was being overhauled, the brig
Mary E. Thompson came running down and was
made a prize.. When we lett they Intruded to
put a prize crew on board of her. (She was rebee
quantly released, and is now in Newport, R. L-•••
ED. WORLD
I should state that early in the morning we
*based the British bark Major Norton, but she
outealled the privateer Oar gun was all ready
to fire upon her, bat the English colors were seen
just in time to save her. The privateer-ref. Davis
is the old slayer Echo, built in Beltintore in 1854
She is 230 tone register, and rates 11. She draws
12 feet, in a fall rigged brig, and is not a very re
markable railer; her musts do not rake inch.
She is painted bleak' rquare stern-; billet head ;
carries; three jibs, toretopinest staysail, and all her
with'the ezosption of the topgallant rails and
royale•ire ofthanip Main topmast and math top
gallan't staysails; hemp Sho' carries four waist
gone—two 32 poundess (abort), and two 24 pound.
era, and one long 18 pounder—old Enlist guns, of
the date of 1801 Her crew numbered seventy
when ebb lett Charleston, which wee the 28th of
Sane The guns are-always kept covered while
braising, anis the porta shut, and looks from dia
stase like a foreign vessel, as the sails are hemp,
the Weirs out sharp, and the rails have a deep
reach.
The following are the cfricera in command of the
privateer Jeff Davis: Captain, Cossetta, for
merly In command of a steamer runniog between
clavannah and Fernandina, Fla ; first lieutenant,
Postai], of Savennah, formerly of the United States
navy ; second lieutenant, Stewart, of Philadelphia ;
surgeon, Mr Baboook ; captain tft matinee, Mr.
Seared, together with four prizernaaters, who
were formerly Charleston and Savannah pilots.
Captain Meld learned that the Jeff. Davis left
Charleston in the night, having been towed out,
and as soon as she cleared the harbor the school
brig wag moored in her place, so that in the morn
ing the Federal ornisera would not natio° her de
parture. fie also says that they have signals
every half mile along the entire coast, and they
telegraph to, eaoh other very rapidly. Captain
Filled arrived at Portland in the Mary Goodell,
on Fri last. He own, a large portion of the
John W elsh, whioh is valued at $16,000. She le
partially insured. He desires to make public his
appreciation of the many favors of which he anti
his others were the recipient!' from Revere Hone:,
Boston, Old Colony Railroad, captain of the Em
pire State, and others By this seizure be is
almost a lathed man ; but he bee strong hope, of
the recovery of his vessel. In Boston he was in
communmation with Commodore Hodson, 15. N
who obtained full particulars from him and for
warded them to the Navy Department at Washing
ton.
Atlairs in and Around Washiengton.
We clip the following items from the Washing
ton Star of last evening :
FORT AUSTON —Tide important work, which eti•
ClOlleS end guards all the approaches to the Long
Bridge, is rapidly 'deem:dog towards completion,
largo force of mechanics, laborers,
and teams
being employed in building clockeds!' and ea.
trenobments, and In hauling and mounting guns.
The fort is nearly a mile in eiroult and is &strong
work. Company 0, 21 artillery, with a tine bat
tery of four rifled field pleoes, Lieut. Green com
manding, has been stationed there for some time,
bet marched this morning to the vicinity of Ales.
andria. The Twenty-first New York regiment,
Col. Rogers, which crossed the Long Bridge yes
torts; evening, is now am:tamped in the fort.
FORT ALILInT —The new fortification lately
commonoild in the neighborhood of Roach's place
bat been named Fort Albany. The work is to be
a strong one, sod a large force is now employed
there
I' tawniest —General McDowell is rigidly en
forcing the army rules and regulations la his
division, and it is no unusual thing to see soldiers
drummed out, for some breach of discipline. Yes.
terday while on the Virginia side of the river,
bobbin' around," we heard the drum and Me
dist:fowling the doleful strains of the ! ' Rogue's
March," and soon saw a prolusion whilst; ooasisted
of a drum corps and two files of men with reversed
arms Between these Mee was the subject of mili
tary ejection, and he certainly looked as If
" drumming out" was a very ordinary occurrence
with him. lie wee esaorted - aorbsi the bridge and
left to his fate.
ARRZST eon BOMICMS.-0a the Mb Instant a
distarbaboe occurred in the stamp of the Twenty.
seventh Pennsylvania Regiment, Col. Einstein's,
in whiab Sergeant Raufnults, of the same regi
ment, was shot, and has since died. Two men,
Wm, Realty and Wm Isphording, also of that
regiment, one of whom, it Is supposed, fired, wore
taken before Justice Donn' yesterday and com
mitted for a further hearing; how soon, is Dot
known, as the witnesses are now away in Virginia
with the regiment.
Scours —The body of cavalry which returned
from a scouting expedition on Saturday evening
was Capt Coleman's squadron, which bad been on
a little exoursion Into &mats."
Two Secession soldiers were oaptured by our
moots yesterday. and brought to gmDowellia
headquarters. It gets plainer every day that the
partite dodge, Hite other little games, is one that
two can play at.
LEGAL IN I'ELLIGIZNCE.
[hilt= STATE! 'DIitTATOT COURT—J . II4a
Cadgeslader.—United States vs. The Genera!
'Porhhilt. Judge Oadwalader's decision In this
ease will be delivered on Wednesday. As it will
be the first deolslon In a prise oase linos the es.
tablishment of the blockade, it is looked for with
some Interest.
QUALMS. SkssiOsre—Judge Allier:tn.—Mary
Mo9arry wan convicted of keeping a disorder
ly house in the neighborhood of the Baltimore
Retiroad depot. Her counsel, Mr. Quinn, made
as earnest appeal to the jury in behalf of bin
°tient, representing that her'extreme poverty wan
something for their consideration, and contending
that she should not be held accountable for the
dotage of other people in her house. The jury,
however ' disregarded it, and brought in a verdict
f Willtliay gui.
tn Pike pleaded guilty of oommitting an
assault and battery on one George Foster. The
prosecutor made his appearance in court minus an
ear, the ion of which he attributed to the voracity
of the defendant, Pike. It appears, however, from
the testimony, that In the seuflie that bat taken
Place between the two, and wbtoh was the roan
dation of the present charge, both had vigorously
need their teeth, only that William was more
lansoessful in his attack, and carried off an ear as
a trophy of his prowess. He must certainly have
unordered It as such, because be had it 1n court
yesterday, carefully preserved in a bottle of
spirits.. George, while lamenting the loss of his
ear, expressed some satisfaction at having wounded
defendant in the arm.
George Borzoi was put on trial, °barged with
teeptog a disorderly house at Penn and Lombard
attests. The evidenoe of the neighbors was, that
bis bootie was the resort of Indecent men and wo
men, whose quarreling and protons langisage dis
turbed the emote neigh_borhood_
OiIICKPOCKITS.—Two
plohpootete, named Costello and Maltby, were ar
rested at the Baltimore depot yetterdsy roaming,
while in the sot of 'Aching the poeket of a lady.
The 'damps wbre taken before Alderman
who oftraitted them to answer.
I THE CITY.
Military Matters.
rAutLizo OF 3704011T1M111
The Committee for the Relief of the Families of
Volunteers are still embargo/led by the failure of
the cilium of the regiments now being muttered
into service, to deposit their master•rolls at the
office of the oommittee. Until the captains attend
to this. the families of the men can obtain no relief-
There it no imbues, for a negleot of this duty upon
the part of, the officers. Some of the offloers have
tuned to the men a certificate that they have been
nanetered into the service, under the impression
that this is ail that is needed. but for porpoeee of
the cofomittee the muatnr-rolls must be deposited
at the office. The oertiflistee in question will be
useful to the men in other ways. The whole
amount distributed to the families of volunteers,
by the Relief Committee, lest week, was $10,728 22
The amount appropriates by Councils, for ptirposee
of relief, wee $125 . 000; from other mites about
$5,000 was obtained, making $1.30,000 in al l.
The number of applicants for relief has been
steadily increasing, but in a abort time, upon the
return of the three-months volunteers, there most
be a considerable reduotion, unlace the number
now being recruited for three years quite or near ,
ly counterbalances it. At present the Fifteenth
ward hat the largest number of applioants. The
sum cocanbuted in that ward, on Saturday, was
$067 50, while fa the Twenty-fourth ward, the
malice% on the list, it only reached $2 25 In the
first four wards, which aro under the control of
one enb-oommictee, $2 188 80 were distributed:
The tiommlesion has been organized Once the 11th
of May—about two months—during which more
than a third of the amount at the dieposal of the
commission has been paid oat.
TaRIII.IIOBTIIII vorxtutimus.
The three-montba regiments, which left Phila•
delphia at the breaking out of the war, will return
home within a week or two. The men of Colonel
hiorehead'a regiment have already signified their .
Intention of entering the eerviae fur three years, or
during the war. Other regiments will follow this
patriotio example ; and of the regiments that will
disband at the close of their three months! term, a
large number of individual members will rejoin the
army. The War Department hag wisely thrown
out !mincemeat' to these experienced soldier,.
Regiments which re enter the service will be enti
tled to fifty dollars bounty per Man. Campanian
will be entitled to forty dollars` per man bounty,
and individual soldiers to thirty dollars bounty.
These three months men have become.veterans,
and many of them ere now fully equal to regulars.
The Government has done a sagacious thing in
offering them indnoements to retain their planes in
the field, which cannot be so well filled by raw re.
omits
PATRIOTIC .OPSRATIVIIB
A pia nio was recently given by Messrs.
min Baba & Sons to their operatives employed
in the Coesheitooken Kills The mills have been
kept in operation, notwithstanding the depression
of trade., and the firm treated their bands to the
pto nig in question A series of resolutions were
adopted by the participants in the party, express
ing their devotion to the Union. They said :
" A formidable insurrection has taken place in
several States, defying the power of the Federal
Government, insulting its flag, seizing its property,
and nefariously appropriating it to their own use,
and violating the oath of fidelity to the Govern
ment. Therefore,
Resolved,: That we tbis day renew our vows
of fidelity to the Federal Government, and pledge
ourselves to support the Government in Its mer
ged', measures to suppress this insurrection, and
to bring to speedy and condign punisher' .nt the
authors thereof."
ARRIVAL or PRIIONWRI.
LAIlt evening, live soldiers, recently attached to
the Southern army, arrived in this oity, from
Martinsburg, Va., in °barge of Lieutenant MoPtar
lan, of Company A, lhird Pennsylvania Regi•
ment, Colonel Minear, and a squad of our men.
They were a portion of a pioket guard captured
a week from last Sunday, near Martinsburg. by
some eoldiers belonging to the Fifteenth Penn
sylvania Regiment; three of them being cavalry
men, and the other two infantry. One of the for
int r was a member of the eavalry troop that took
Captain Hess's company prisoners. The party left
Hagerstown yesterday morning. The prisoners
vary jodielontly left their uniforms in Virginia
and come here in eitisen's dress
The,guard experienced no difficulty whatever on
their way thither, although, on their martin from
Williamsport to flagerstown, much curiosity;was
Gutted among the residents along the line of travel,
and at the latter point a large crowd collected
around their qtfarters, upon learning that five fiev
%imam:lists were in custody.. The prisoners are all
young men, and do not appear to be cognizant of
the great principles involved in the present contest.
They state that they j7ined a military company
doling the John Brown .ald, and were not im
pressed into the Southern army They expressed
themselves well pleased with the treatment ex.
tended to them on their way to this city. Last
night they were confined la a cell, closely guarded,
at the Central Station, and this morning will be
forwarded to Bort Delaware.
TRZISZATIR 90161:121TZEIS caors, ARTILLIERT 1111 G-
Captain West who is raising a company for the
above come, will, we learn, acoept a few more men
to oomplete his list Captain West has recently
returned from setylee in the regular army, and.
being a soldier of eiperienee, those yoinuteering
Hader him may rest assured that they wilt be com
manded by one well qualified for his post. The
rendezvous is at Mr. it Wellbank's hotel, Ridge
avenue, opposite Fairmount Engine house.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles Parham has been
presented with a handsoine sword, belt, and sash,
by Mr. George Ballot*. Colonel Parham is at
tacked to the Jaolteon Regiment of Colonel John
Murphy. and the last-named gentleman, with
his staff, was present at the.presentatton Mr D
B. Winebrenner officiated ee the organ of Mr Bull
look, and the eqeipments were received by Lieut.
Reed, on behalf of the recipient, in an eloquent
epeeolt.
GOING TO 01011,.
Captain Chapman Biddle's flue company of ar
tillery will go Into vamp near Chadd's Ford, this
morning They will start from Eighteenth and
Market streets. batmen seven and eight o'olook .
They will remain in clamp for twelve days, daring
which time they will be under regular striot army
dieoipline This is the company whioh attracted
so moon attention for their 6ne appearance and
handsome turn-out at the Home Guard parade, an
the morning of the Fourth.
11111 1111IICRANT 72CrOP
The Philadelphia Merchant Troop have received
order' to report themselves at Washington during
the present week. A healthy and elevated looa
tion has been talented, within a short distance of
the national Capitol, as an encampment for the
troop. The men will be farniehed with olothing
and horses by the Government.
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The Twenty geoond Infantry Regiment P: V.
Philadelphia Light Guard, under command of 001
T. G. Morehead, has been accepted by the Beore
tary of War for the three years service, and will
return to a few days to Philadelphia, from Balti
more, to All their ranks to the army s tandard of a
thousand and ten men.
cos MITRPOY'II RlO/10171T.
The Jackson Regiment wee ordered to Camp
Murphy, at Reston,'lle yesterday, but all of the
men did not get o ff The tents ware pitched on
Saturday. Col. Chorman will, it is said, take poi
/mien of the Government building, to have bit re
giment mustered in as coon as it is vacated by the
Jackson Regiment.
TES lE6YSTOI43 SEGININT
The Keystone Regiment, which has occupied a
portion of Jones' Hotel, Chestnut street, above
Sixth, left the premises yesterday. It is under
stood it will be renovated and fitted up for hotel
purposes again. Mr. Glass, proprietor of the
Washington Rouse, it is likely, be the new
proprietor, he having been negotiating for a lease
of it for some time bank. The hotel is well located,
and will no doubt become popular again. A month
or two will be required to put it in good order, and
until this is done it will not be opened for the oc
cupation of travellers.
COMPANY A, NIPLII EAIII
Company A, Captain Forrest, of Otiorrmann's
regiment of Rifle Rangers, will be
at
into
the United States armee to-day at 11 o'clock, by
Meilr Ruff, of the United States army, at the State
Arsenal, Sixteenth and Filbert streets. Compa
nies B and C will be mustered in to morrow.
ARREST OP A Norm) 0017NTXBIZITI1.—In
February last, Chief Wood, who keeps a regular
list of conviota and the time of their release, hap
pened upon the name of one Stetter, a noted ma
nufacturer of counterfeit coin, who bad just made
his ezit from Cherry Hill prison, having done the
State service for a term of eight years.
Me at once put the (Moors under his direction
upon the trail of said Stet/ar, with directions to
remark the plane of his tenure, and the time of
his outgoing and lnooming
Stotler has been the shrewdest scamp in his pe
culiar criminal line that the detective' had re
marked for Many years llis skill at coining mo
Bey was proportionate 'to' his sagacity and guilti
ness. He always otiose some out of•the way place,
inhabited by staid, untutspeoting people, and rent
ing a room on the upper stories, went leisurely to
work at moulding, milling, and polishing the
counterfeit cola.
He chose, in the last instance, a room In Jack
son or Enquirer street, running parallel and next
to Eleventh street, and above Scowl street From
a small grocer, named Overman, he rented • room
in the third story front, and went systematically
to work at making moulds, melting Lino, and ooin
lug bad money. But all the time the eyes of the
sleepless detectives were upon him ; and, on Sun
day night, they made the dement, just as darkness
was verging upon daybreak
The wife of the small grocer opened the door;
and, being soared by Detective Franklin, Detec
tives Taggart and Oeo. H. Smith rushed up stairs
and toned William Btetlar in bed. At the foot of
the bed lay his galvanic battery and his moulds in
plaster ; a lot of bad ooin and base metal in the
rough was planed upon a mantel and in • closet,
and all the implements of his illegitimate truffle
reposed in the so ualid chamber around him
The man yielded like a stole, but exclaimed,
when awakened from a sound sleep, to find the
officer's nand ulna him, " By --, I'm a goner,
again I"
Thereafter he wa■ stoical and-quiet, but eel.
dently downcast, for ten weary years of imprison
ment remained for him. Ile was taken before U.
8 Commissioner Hallett ; the officers rendered
their testimonies, end William Butler was fully
committed to answer at the next term of the U. B.
District Court.
The prisoner's business Is the manufacturing of
coin alone ; be sells it at the rate of $3O a bun.
dred, mad does not attempt to pass the money
himself. Be is said to make a better material of
cloth than sty other manufacturer, and he has
within himself all the elements of a first cl am
knave Be looks like a down-east schoolmaster,
and sat stolidly daring the bearing, se if the last
MID concerned in the ofhoe.
FrEze.—About 3 o'clock yesterday morn
ing a abed back of 937 Auburn street, Filet ward,
took fire from sparks from a atoye, but was speed!.
ly extinguished by the pollee. Damage trifling.
About 5 o'clock yesterday morning a house
standing book from Federal street, above Broad,
was set on Ate, but was discovered soon after and
extinguished with but trifling damage to the
premises.
Gostinprzn,—.4•Wm. Llebiried and hie 'fife
were taken before Alderman Bottler yesterday
afternoon, and alter some farther width:lrmo, in ad
dition to that already published, were oommitted
to ansWer the Charge of hem their promisee at No.
771 Borth Third street.
COSONZIOI Caen.—Yesterday morning a
woman named Jane narkta, aged sixty. font years,
was found dssd In the yard attached to her resi
dence, No. 2319 fieneom attest, having fallen or
jumped from the moond•story window. The ()aro
ma' held an Impost, and rnndered a rardiat 'Ka
ordinify.
'6I7A.RDILICS Or THE POOft. - The regular
stated meeting of the Guardians of the Poor was
held at the Blookiey Almshouse, yesterday after
noon Mr Marie, president, in the chair.
The, house agent reported the pusher of persons
in the house up to Saturday last 2.734
Same time last year 3,213
621
Increase..,.
Admitted during the last two weeks 210
Births 9
Deaths
Discharged
Bloped
Number granted lodgings...
Number granted meals
Number in the colored male department. 42
Number In the colored female deportment. '
....111,
The steward reported the receipts of the house to
be $79.00.
A oommunioation was received from the Medicos]
Board, stating that they fully approved of the
alassideation of paupers, u Proposed to.s the
Guardians at a former meeting.
The oommunioation was referred.
Mr. Server offered the following :
Resolved, That the present office in Looust
Street bo assigned to the southern division, com
posed of the Fifth, Seventh, and Eighth wards,
and that the Guardians and Visitors representing
the northern division, composed of the Sixth,
Ninth, and Tenth wards be, and are hereby, au
thorized to rent a suitable Mace' fdr said northern
division, at a 7asrly rent not exceeding $Bl, to be
located within the hounds of said division.
Reaolved, That thh southern division of thtThird
poor district be assigned to the charge of John M.
Whital from and , after this date, and that the
ViettOr he diteated to communicate with Mr Whit.
al for such information as may be needed in the
execution of his duties.
. . .
Mr. Brety moved _that,the eatery of tbe -eeore•
tarp be reduced to $l,OOO per armour, which was
The'Board'then went into an election for sear&
buy. The following:persons were nominated : 0.
M Derringer, the present incumbent, 0. P. Miller,
and Jim P. Dement.
The balloting resulted in favor of Mr. 0. P. MU
ler, who was deolared as duly elected. Mr Der
ringer has been connected with the Board for a
long lime, and has given emend satisfaction to all.
The following committees were &fluent:lc:led :
Acsounts.—Messre. Taylor, ohairman ; McGrath,
and Dickinson-.`
Children'a Asylnm.—Messrs. Brown, chairman;
Beaty, and Sarver.
OlassiEvation and Diet —Messrs. Brady, chair
man ; Bown, and-Llnnard.
Farm and Garden:L.—Messrs. Eicher, chairman;
Steveneon, and Keen.
Rospitat.---idesare. Linnard, chairman ; Taylor,
and WhitalL
Insane Department —Maass. Keen,- chairman;
Whitall, and Server.
Manufactures --liteasra. Dickinson, chairman
McGrath, end Keen. -
Oat Wards —Meagre. McGrath, chairman ; Dick
inson, and Ember.
Support and - Bastardy.. , —Mesers Server, chair
man; Brety, Stevenson, Metter, and Brown.
The chairman of etch monthly ae
given above, with the ehirman of the oommittee of
the two months next succeeding, will form the
Committees on Supplies, as follows : For July,
Linnard ; August, McGrath ; September, Dickin
son Samba; 8t64012ff011; November. Brown ; De
cember, Whitall ; January, Taylor; February, Br
ety ; Marc?', Keen; April, Server; May, Moller;
June, Llnnard.
Mr. Ergo moved that: committee of three be
appointed to make a contract for beet for six or
twelve months. Agreed to, and MB6lll. Brety,
Revenges, and Whitall were appointed-
The steward's requisition was reld'and passed.
Mr. Stevenson nominated Dr. T. titurdivent for
the position of physician in the First poor district.
Be was unanimously elected.
Mr. Welty moved the re election of the old
medical board, which was agreed to. The Board
then *deign:ed.
CITY ITEMS.
Ex-GOVORNOrt Wrtra.—The rumor that ez-Go
vernor Wise hes been captured ie .repeated, trat fire
find no sueh oortoboration u wou'd induce belief.
Wise will not be etiedy caught; he has a pair of Vir
ginia legs. We ars informed that this noted traitor
endeavoted to procure a full milttarg" suit front the
fashionable gift Clothing Emporium of Granville
Stokes, 609 Chestnut street. is this he was 'ensue
useful, es a matter of cloture, The harideome and
useful gets presented to purchasers at this establish
went no doubt attracted his attention.
,
THR MILITARY CLOTRINO DRPOT.--ROehhill
Mixon's BTOWIII Stone Clothing Rail appeeirs to be the
tending house for the manufacturing of military Mottl
ing. In the upper stories they have some twenty butter
employed, and about seven hundrod hands are constant
ly engaged in making up the work. Over three thousand
mats were made op by this firm in ten days, for the
State, besides full suits lor several ocompantes of Borne
Guards, and for °Moen of the army and navy. The
Mention of this well-known establishment is Nos. $Ol
and 606 Chestnut street above Sixth.
New York Stock •
2000 1 1 86.'68 comp._ 90
11:9010 61 'Sires.— 8 X
MAO U 8 6. 'Bl coop.— 87%
100 e do ---. 86
liooo U 86.416 ..8i
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10007 do 43%
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1000 Gal & rldo7l in— 93
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136 Hank Uommerco... 77
33 am KZ abk— . 78
Net & End Cal-- 84 •
60 Penn% Coal Co.-- 78
isS Pacific Mail 7t
6 716
16 N Jersey Can R—.llo
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PEITLADEL.PNIA 130.11.110 OF Wt/ DE:
GEC). N. TATHAM.
TH. RAO riIiNGHA NI, CosnotTlit or rig Morre,
WM. 1,. HENN.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP PRILADILLPHIA. Jimly 16, 1661.
f i v Et a.na ry i .- 4 id aura- . . 114
ARRIVED.
Bark Rowland. Pulton,lo days from "Cardenas, with
sugar to 8 &. W Welsh.
Bark Conrad. Salsbury. 3days from New York, with
sugar to Thou A Bewhail & dons.
Bng Experiment, Washburn. 9days from Bagua, with
eurar and 11101011108 to tit/wart. Carson & Co.
Brig Wtnyaw, Wyman, 6 dale from Providence, in
batast to ospotin.
Scar 'rhos Borden. Wrightington, days from Pall
R ver. in ballast to Cabeen & Go.
_ .
Bobr Bah), Newman, 4 days from Newburyport, with
ma.e to captain.
Bohr C A Stetson. Rich. 6 days from Newhall port,
with incise to Goo 13 Kertoot
Bohr Co.nelia erspo, 6 days from New Bedford, with
oil to 'hors t& Co
Bohr Tal . Shepherd, 3 days from New York, with
snit to wm 13ntom.
Bahr Bernet. Henley. F days from New Bedford, with
incise to captain.
ever Whits Cloud, Leavitt, 7 days from 81100. Me, in
baliaat to Pi riturrevant Co.
Bohr Ephraim & duns., Dole, I days from Belem, with
lodge to captain.
Bow' John r aranm, Donaan.l day from Milton, Del,
in ballast to Captain. •
Bohr Messenger, Begs, d days from Portland. with
plainer to Van Hord. Woodworth & Co.
colic Matanzas ' Blake, to days from Providenoe, in
ballast to E A douder & Co.
Bohr Ann. Blake, IS days from Providenoe, in ballast
to E A Bonder & Co.
Bohr ri W Driaooe. Briscoe, 9 days from Providence,
in Widest to E A Bonder & Co.
Solar Deleware. Denby. 1 day horn Smyrna, Del. with
wheat to Jae Barrett & Bon.
eohr Gen Tay tor. Mattson.l day from BMIIIIII. Del,
with wheat to Jam Banratt & Pon.
Nahr Hams. Phinner. 3 days from flew York, with
muse to otivaln.
.13ohr R P King, Leeds, 3 days from New York, in bal
last to *amain.
nehr barter ()sk i Butler, from Gloucester, in bsriast
to L audenned
lobe b L t:rookee. Presbrer,B days from Tnantoo:
witb mdse tnTrelie & Co
botir J H Burnet. from Cooper's Point.
kern' PleLie D. Btudans. from Poston.
colir Histiess. olankmbn from Boston.
hoar Lewis Chester. comers. from Boston.
Bohr Yankee iloy. Risley, from ',enfold,
Calm Elizaneth & &Manor, Alobbios. from Forked
River.
Bohr Saratoga, Adams, from Pam.
tour B MOWS C. clerk. from Maurice River.
Seta ft A Taylor, Duke,. trom Province town.
Steamer Bristol, AII6O. 24 hours from reser York, with
mdse. ko. to W P Llyde.
steamer Vulcan. Alomeon. 24 hours from Pew York,
wt.h nada.) to Wm M Baird & Co.
CLEARIBI).
Ketch Commons.. Barnes, Me',Stutz, J Mason & Co.
Bohr L 5 Mr era, Beacon; Barba/loss, That Wattson
& bons.
Bohr Fear Not. ( Br) Albnry, Nassau, AP, J B & E L
Perot. •
Behr Sallie J Aiken, Godfrey. Rey West, Tyler Stone
& Go.
hobr Saratoga. Eldridge, Cambridge Point, do
Bohr L (.nester, /Somers. Cambridge rottlY, dlgalok
eon lc Clover.
Bohr .1 11 Rnmet, Ireland. East Cambridge, Boom.
Ogle ic Co.
Behr Jr Ole 1), Studeuye. Lynn. B Manes & Co.
Bohr Yankee 80.. It Oiler. Hartford; K . ktere Polrolt.
Bohr its 10, hewman, h ow hot y port. captain.
Bohr :tram. Porktbs. Moo bar, port. J H us bite.
Bohr 8 n Taylor, bulges. blew Imryport, J R. illaklston.
Bohr Burros, O. Cia.k. Roston. do
Bohr fit B elabnity. Poster. Boston. 00
t-ohr Restless. Blackman. Boston, E It Bowyer & Co.
Bohr Fit away.fiavis. No snob, do
Bohr Parallels. Cterg, d • do
Bohr Llizabeth k Eleanor, Robbins, Boston, N tutor
vent & Co.
Bohr White Cloud, do
Bohr Hornet 'Bosley. Portland. d 6.
Bohr 119 e Bhiodler, Yates Boston, do
Bohr Mataosas. Blabs. Forst/son, L Ando/pried & Co.
Bohr Ann. Blois. do do
Bohr .1 W Briscoe, Briscoe. Hooking& 00
Bohr Charter oak. Butler. New bort port, do
Bohr Popon• erosto. ttewbu•yoott.ii Kerfoot.
Bohr e King, Leeds. Provideboe. captain.
Bohr Crtsls. Hertear. Salem, /*stain.
& Co
Bohr JS T Smi th , Bomb- Ipswich . Van Dunn, Norton
Bohr Clara Merrick, Montgomery, Roxbury, do
htr J B Bhnver, Dennis. OattlAlure, A Groves. Jr.
(Correspondence of the Press.)
ith,aUltiO, July 12
The [allowing[ boats from the Union Gans) passed into
the Schuylkill final to dor, bound to Philadelphia, la
den and consigned an follows:
Me) Anderson, gram. /to. Issas Moyer: Catharine
f• liaaboth and Piano; Ann pig Iron to Cabello Jr. Co; F
Coleman, hoards to eaml 11oitart k Co; Mush Alice, cop
per Ore to Wm H. Croaker.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Delaware, Johnson. hence. arrived at New
Yore 14. h inst.
Ship /puny McHenry, Smith, at Sunderland Vth ult.
from London.
Bark Brothers: Mariner, hence, arrived at Clenrae
goo 4twinst.
nail Winona', Downey, hence, armed at Haien!' Bth
instant.
- - .
Bark Achilles, Gallagher, from London, in bsilagt, at
w Yo r• 14th test.
Bark r a Alexander, Coloord, at Balton 14th mgt,
fronitJa stanzas.
Brie Minna,( Elam) Wesgeas, boom arrived at Hava
na Bth tart.
Brig Condo Vs. Johnson, from Providence for Phila.
doiphia, MeV sort 12th i ne ßoston for Philadelphia, at
dew 'Dirk 14t0. inst.
Bohr Eiennor, Townsend, sailed from Etavana elk inst
for CArdamis. •
Bohr 1. A Mar, Baker, cleared at Portland 12th last.
for Yhiladeletila.
Bohr Dingo, Cook. from •
New York. arrived at lis•
vans Ilb in.t.
sor $ Arai son. Smith, sailed from Havana 6 h
for Pl , fr Yana.
dokra_Proweee. Jaokaway.L Levering. Coreon. R
Vaax. Fmk. Hersohell, 111rdeall.1 , 4 8 Rae. Wright.
Paasseeet. o sales. Jo E Daly. Hart. Willow Hare.
Halve. K n, flume. reauonnook, Barnes. sod
Julia Maine. Preston. hence, arrived at Boston loth
Solite Mary D Cranmer. Cranmer, J B wimp, Smith,
and Rhodella Blew, Peterson, kenos. arrtvrid'at Baleen
13th last.
Bohr R 8 Muller, Gifford, hence, arrived at Salem 11th
in.lant.
laytant.
Bohr 13 Prink, English, tierce, arrived at Danvers 10th
. boar Dlificoa4. Musk, ailed Man Provideae• lath
Inor
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JULY 16, 1861.
Bohr Sarah Fisher, Edwards. sailed from Now Bed
ford 18th ink. for Phtlace:phis.
Bohr Breatatt, Hagerty, hence, arrived at Eameort Bth
instant
. .
Baal' R o 3llWal. Chase, hence for Boston. at New York
yesterdm
Sibiu New jersey. Vanneman. from 1 -Ingmar CO , at tt
York yesterday.
Illtesmtsrs Mare. Mslois. and Concord. Nonnen, hence
at New York yesterday.
Steamer Novelty thaw, cleared at New York 'costar-
Or for Philadelphia.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
123
31
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and ChePhut.
Rawl Mair,3lfieroti I, Eshery, New York
P. W Hall. Pennsylvania Geo P Smith. Philads
J 'l' Purden. Troy. N Y Ramt D Addison, N York
D G Fera ut,USN R A nonglas. New York
H Gray. New York F 11 Butlirr. New Jersey_
11 A W Miami. New Jersey Dr W 4 Van Baren r N Y
Dr C R Agnew, New York Prot W Oibbs, New York
' Mr Tsitillr. New York .1 P 0 Foster, New York
Geo T Strong. New York 1, 13 Poming & son, Boston
John ft Ricards,
_ Y New York Dr W Redden & la.lll
J Grower, New ork I. Parsons, Balt i more
Hon 'l' Jones Y ork. , N J .1 E Rnoltwelt. N
hi de Geopoy. Wash. U C Chu Johnson. Stereo let
Wm Evans. New York. .1 Puffy, Marietta, Fenix&
I. Mat son Fort Ca. bim Cyrus Nutt, Indiana
H. M Wilder, New York 1' J Corson, Trenton
D Hendee W P Luton, Troy, N Y
Anrbony Linton, Troy. NY Dr W A Connolly. N York
A Rindskopf. New York R L Robeston
A E Peach, New York J 11 Hasbrouck. New York
John Brnyn, New Yore J Moaelmi.n, Now York
A Pester, New York R P Lee, New York
J Oeterarder, Newburg II W Miller, Newburg
J W Taylor , Newburg Dr Smith Ne sburg
momcott. New A C Goodell, sew
S Osgood, Mw W T Felton. New Lebanon
Geo E owneend.New York Perry R Smith. Oblast°
Geo I. Dunlap, Chicago P Chicano
is W Biwlgett. Chicago L J Brush). Maryland
8 B Treat, Boston e_ W Set ogg. Connecticut
W R Barnard. Conneetiout T Parker & *is. New Vat's
.Rven l'homu, Bat Oboe Jeokeon. Bait
Freeman , e
Y H A Brieham, Troy. N Y
K D Cooke. Gir ro l M W Warne, et Louis .
J Ramsay . ew York 13 I) Bort. New York
R Ogden. New York ' Oliver Hoyt. Penns
• H 8 Nicholas, New York Dr A Trues. New fork
O H Mathews. Illinois W F Joy Is Jr., Ba't
Quartermaster Poserelt.NY Lient 111.ppny N Y
Y. riliinshes.. New York J E Hanford, New York
David Woodruf. New York It M Morrell,_ New York
Max stwller. Cincinnati M Potter, N
John Andrews, HS A A M Rando', LI /3 A '
Wm M iobards,New York 4. E hloGowin. Penns.
Mr. E a MoGowin. Penne G E MoGowin,..Penna
:E C Sampson, Maine
AMERICAN BOTEL—Cheatnat maim above FtEa.
H CM
Rood & la. Ps • . Jobe 0 Black. AmyrnaXel
Chan C Bush. Del.ware rrew.York
W Wtllisma. New York 11 Bell. Jr. Lexierton
F Willcox. Phlladnlnhia • F K Faust. Philadelphia
_Dont Anuover.Bohnyl oo John I: .r•azel. t'churl co
W R Beaver. New York John R Whim Maryland
Ptout. 'Pennsylvania JF W Dellinger, pa,. •
W p Deuroh. einollynati 3 O John J Evane,W , lkPabrarre
C W Carr. Wilkeebarre H 0 Torrey.Readyng
J Armetrona. Hazleton Jai E Bond Baltimore •
itowird R LaniK.Waah.BC W E Delaware
9•M Bounds ra. New York 0 Warin, Maryland
sagyoultgorptp AGTEL—Years street: below Arab
8 A Gorse. Indiana J R Crawford. Pa
J. P Miller & wf.Atlnit, John l'homraori. Atl City -
John A Marshall. All City AT Mims .
ei Atkins Msair W A ble, ephard.Wati, D a
Tor Gen P Kemper. Indiana st Bastou. Pa
M Barry. Lancaster Jnhn Madden.eafe Harbor
ri Thomism'. Car/mucus J Williams. Catasatiqua
J Lerldnm.Catarsequit W H Lewis
W Dyer, Dew Yorli .1 Co/dwell , 'lndians
A B Lewisvi Ile, Ind Mrs Hnbly. Lancaster.
Charles Hampshire, Pa Walter Leisennog. f'a "'
P R Friend & la, Pittsburg Miss Friend, Pittsburg
IST. WHIN BOlBL—traernsion stmt. aonve Third.
G B MoCabe. Tamaqua M Baez Ic la, Venezuela I
A A Lovett. New York Jere Romitooe a. de. do
Mrs C Geddes. N Jersey P Cann. New York
NIP D A Pearce. US A V D Collin'. New York
Cot Potter. New Jewy L A Latz & sno t N York
w• ft Haldeman. New York vI7 0 Duvall, New York
flpggs. Near York 0 H Akrgeot. New York
Isaac Warman. Delaware W Wootton. Detn.wilre
Jas ti Boyce, Delaware J G ChadPey,Waeli D C
*I n Carpenter. N J•rsey K al Read. New Jens •
C W Adam', New York W Morgan, New York
THE UNlON—arok street. &belie !hist
A Kline. Pennsylvania A ft Price. Orange. Ni
Gen W iggan, Tamaqua W P Hammond. Phila. '
Ji Phillips Jr. N Castle, P. John P Holt, Fsston
erits F Widop, Wash, DC .r Mason. Distaste
W Eliason, Delaware Jacob T Gest, Philadelphia
STATES llNlON—Market greet. above Sixth.
SO Tn.der, Cathie. Pa - Snyder. Carlisle. Pis
H z Van Weed, Reading D Rlohwine. Lancaster 00
aml A Sarte. Pa John Kennelly Lewistown
0 (rune. Haer;rbnrs Webbert.Poiling tpin
E W Raite•, Ellnomfie d W Wainon. Mionicart
Isaac Sackett. Delaware Wm Trout, Delaware .
A Fraskitt, Ps
00141MRROTAL NOVEL—Chestnut et.. above Sixth.
G Humes. Chester oo Pa Amos Kimble, ePhstei 00
Wm H Vidor. wash. Dt M Kegrize, Beading
John Larkin, Jr heater Pa Geo 'V Leonard Mirk, oo
Amos Pp Maryland M Pennock. Delawore
W rhai titer. Phila. Wash Florence. Phila.
R Marian. Cheater. Pa Amos K Hanna, Phan
John r Christie. Maryland J Johnsen. oiarsland
V B Stu hbe. York co Pa Wm Appleby. Dalaw ao,Pa
Air Bunting. nciaware co B F Cox Lanoatter
Meat Levi Hamm Pa Lient J D_Webster, Pa
Cart W P Neel, Pa • 4 •
BLACK BRAR ROTEL—Tlitrd at.. above CaHoldall.
A Feeht, Philadelphia Chas Finney. Hartsville
*lmolai huger Pencil Joe Bb• e. Lehigh co. Pa
Jan Wailer. Wu:tangle Jolla. Ftaber• Lane ito. Pa
B Fox, Philadelphia J K Emith. Philadelphia
Wm Anders, Dauphin
BARLEY AERAF—llleoond street. below Vine.
A R Aloan, Ditl , iware 00. Pa Dille,' Kelly. Ptilledelplda
FJ•nney, Philadelphia Robert :,o red California
W 9 Hough. Newtown n Arnett. N J
ew errie!
A B Large, Pennsylvania W Cook, Pew Bops
MOUNT VERNON RUlRL—Sesond It.. above Arab.
A p Trieste. Vaster. M Strong. &tato! Pa
Geo Lo ar Detavare Thos Lobar. New Jersey
James Doran, U 8 N R C Rant:melt Penns
LEVEIE BOIIIIII—Third street. shove Hess.
J A Coexist. Look Haven A Clever. Pearling. Pa
inn Whitaker Blount Clair Wm Rhodes, Jr. Peadiss
Master J Abodes. Heading I Biker it ',Calder so,-Ps
BALD EAGLE ROTELL-Tmrd et., above Calkiwbill.
W Reed. Jr. Wemeledorf J Geioe Bohoylkill 00. Pe,
B Davenport. 'Owl oe. Pa (froth Long, Leant ha°. Pa
J M hlickwh. Bethlehem J I TPtagas Peonehero
John Harbeiter, Readmg J ZePP. Liinesdale
NATIONAL HOTBL—Rao• amt. above Thl/4
W L Fisher. Readier WA 'atheist, Cleeilanit 0
John , Lentz. Philads W Y bison. Reuling
Goo ffersh. Carlon co, Pa G Aman, Greensburg, Pe.
C °Taber. Tuscarora. Ps
SPECIAL NOTICES.
aii o mrs Paull OUYPHINGI Op ...rfra „Iv I ,
Plryiss, made in the beet manner, exprealy for RE - --
TAIL SALES. LOWEST selling Prime marked In
Plain, Figures. All goods made to order warranted
statiafamory. Otir ONE-PRWE system is strilltfr ad
ered to. All are thereby treated alike.
unt-t• JONES i CO.. 604 MAILKEV street.
BATOMILOD'iii HAM celebrated
snd perfect Hair Dye is egs but in Ms world. All
others are mere imitations of this rreat orlgtnal, which
.hea gained snob extensive patronage in all parts of the
globe. The genuine W. ♦, Bistehelor's Liquid Han
DT* instantly produces a splendid blaok.or natural
brown, without staining the skin or injuring the hair,
and will remedy riot ill gf!sets of bed dyss, invigorating
the hair for life.
sold by an Druggists and Portman Who'nate by
YARNESTOCX & CO., DY. 01111 & CO., Philadelania.
iskirl-tt
817FFRABiR8 WITH DiBRABES OF THR BLED
nix, Kidney*, Gravel, Dropsy. Weakness. d e., reed
the advertisement in another ergumn. headed" Helm
hold's denume Prepsisttene." 3y4-twel tf
(IROVRE dt BAKBaILABE - AVM •
NOLBELESB 1111WEN5 MACHINES.
Spa beat in Vile for Fainill Easing.
0. 739 QAKR twvat Pip i'suiebebilk. a■O tv
•
PIE R enrf —BODINE —ln Mount Holly. N. J.. on the
25th ult.. by Fey. t P. Kitts, Clark Pierson. edi or of
the I,ambertville Beacon, to Miss Amanda C itod , ne.
daughter of the late Francis Bodine, of Mount Holly.*
LEECFI.--gaddonly, on the 141 h Instant, John 'Leech,
1u the 49th year of his age.
The relauves and friends of the family, the Harmony
Ledge. ho. 62, A. Y. hi.; Fredonia tumamecrteot, ho.
36 and Rtngseuing Lodge. Po PO. 1.0 of U. F., and
the Benefioial dociety of Fasohalyille, are respeot
fully invited to attend his funeral, trip his late. resi
dence. Bitten Bun hotel, Dotty road. Kinteessips on
Wednesday, the 17th Instant, at 9 o'clock. without fur
ther notice. •
Dol,lol.—On the 14th instant, Barriet.W., wir e of
Thomas Dolan, and daughter of Frederick Ilelmbold.
Etc., in the 21st year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the fur t he r no t
lovlted
attend her foner.l, without further noVae, from the
resicienoe of her .hurband. No. 514 North Nineteenth
street. on Wednesday morning, at 9 o'o ooL Funeral
service acthe Et. Mathias Chapel. Interment at the
Wocdlanda •.,
- •
DA 'l.—usi the 12th instant, Ida Virginia. only daugh
ter of Conrad B. and Sarah 1). Gay. atud 6 years, 2
months. tintl'.2 days
relorives and friends of the family are respeot.
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the ree.dence
of her parents. be. AO Girard avenue, (Nighteenth
ward.r this (Tuesday) afternoon. at 4 o'ol ok.
g.e.11.1167.—0n• the .6th instant, Robert Lesley. in
the 80th year of his are.
The retatt•es and friends of the family are respect
fitly invited to attend the funeral. from hie late rest.
donee, fr 0.614 Marshall street, above Green, on Wed
rt. sday afternoon, the 17th instant, at o' took, without
further notice. To proceed to Lean!! Bill o.motery. "
LigattLfe.—At Crill•Oß entings. on the 12'h instant.
James biiln Leslie, of this city. in the Seth year of
hie age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
ful]. invited to attend the funeral, without farther
notice. this (Tuesday) morning at 9 o'clock. from tag
residence of his mother-in- law, ildrs. John rarr, No
lit Yin* street. •
MAYBIN.--im the morning of the /9th instant, Mr.
James May bin aged 58 years.
ihe friends awl relatives of the familyere respect
felly invited to attendlee funeral , from , hie late real
derma. No. 1132 North Second street, this (Tuesday)
morn nw at 9 o'clock. •
ISTIOaTF.R.—et Pottsville. on nodal' morning. 14th
nstant. after a lingering illness, isewge o.l3ftohter,
aged 34 years. •
tititt.NLßY.—Briddenly, on the 13th Instant, esee
0. Thornier.
Funeral from his late residence. Bonth Third street.
be ow Neders.
i thin (Tuesday)afternoon. at 4 &clock. •
L
BitE.FOl(O —rrn - the litih docent, Mr. Francis
B relsford. in the 10tb year of his te.
F liners' from the residence of Mr. Wilde. Pdmon
son. No. 1281 Nagler, street. west of kleventh. below
hompson. this uesda. ) morning. at 10 o'o'oalr.
BOON.--On the 13th instant. Anna Jan tr, daughter of
Rachel end the late '1 homes Boon.
Funeral frorn the rostrum". of her mother. No. 1840
Ogden Stree;., this ( reader /afternoon.•at 3 o'clock. •
BON OHONE.—tny tne lith instant. tlisabetn Deno
hone.
11. corral from the reeidenoe of her brother In-law,
Jam. Dugan, Nn. 621 Porta Twenty-fourth sheet,
be ow Sprung Garden. this (Tuesday/ afternoon. ar
o'o'ooh.
Y' ) zperElCE.—On the 12th Instant. Mary Ellen.
ana shler )
sof James and Ann Mtzpatriok , agedB years
13 d, •
Wuneral from the resldenoe of bar parents. Teo. 1916
ood street. this fru-roa. 1 afternoon. at 3 o'olook.
Fl A f4NOLD.-- 1 .13 010 13th Instant, &moon 11.flanoo d.
in the 96th year of his age.
Fent rat from his late reindenoe t _No. 1005 //oath Front
street, below Washington. this (Maeda') morning, , at
10 &canoe._
RILL —Co Oil 14th Instant, Charles Nelson, son of
Cherie/I*nd Martha Bill aged 4 years end 2 months.
Funeral from the residence of hie 'dream, No. 1229
P h sokamaxon street. ab • re Girard aver us, I Eighteen. h
ward on Wednesday afternoon. at 3 o'ulnot. • •
ht UNT.—On the 13th instant. Mr. bainuel Runt, in the
49th year of his age.
Funeral from Ste late residcooe. corner of Harrow
sate and N(oetown lanes, this (Tuesday ) 'after noon, at
&cloak. •
kica,Ly.—On the 14th instant., Bildget, wife of the
late James Kelly.
Funeral from her let* recidence, N 0.1622 Buttonwood
street, above hinteentli. th le (Tuesday) morning, at 9
o'clock.
McCAFFERY.—On the 13th instant. James MoCaf_
fern, eon of John and Catharine McCaffery. aged 10
years and 10 month,.
Funeral from the residence of his mother. No. nS
Charles street, this (Tuesday) afternoon. at 1 o'elock."
Oltine)unk. on the 14th logtant, Abra
ham Miller, in the 74th year of his are.
Funeral from his l+to residence, Weshington(Mount
Vernonl street. on Wednesday altornoon, • t &Moor-.
PAT PERbON.—On the 13. h instant, Almeria L. C.,
youngest d‘ughter of kdward and Mar, Patterson.
Funeral from the residence of her parents. No. 412
Booth 'Phi rteenth 'omit, this (Tuesday) &Renown+, 41.3
o'oloek.
MOURNINU STORE, BESSO 4 & BON
91S Cif PPTNUT Ptreet, are now twilit:s
Moak craps marats. at 25 and 6I Gents.
Moak hereto., at 25 and 31.." Gen...
craoliii2-e wide bareges. 60 and 62% cents,
ild-rnOurniwi PoYll. *.25 Gams. 4
y tailed lavaliaa,l2.so. •
pray monied modents.l2go.
pray mixed wide n540nn5.,167(0. .
pep__ 4l6l tod d 1,11.7prgz,•.,D,1ze bearif.sr, Ida.
, k aVvr Its aria organdies, e 4G..' irli
FeritPE O N T N Y SY — LVANiA
mIORT igICorC LT
URAL i
O OC NOEHT HALL
a on TUESDAY E VE NING
next. 16th tout.. at 8 o'clock.
A. W. HARRISON.
Jela 2t Recording spares-yr.
UNION lINVZLOPZS AT UPHAM'S ;
at/hi3EterliTtraTa4Miltruminqie''
at TO 12 o'otooK zarr NIGHT.
MARRIED.
DIED.
O;r:'WESTERN RANK OF PHILADEL
PHIA. Julyl2.lBBl.
*satins of the Butrd of Directors. held this
day, Mr. 0. N. WV:1 7 0100s was appointed Assistant
Cashier of th!s Bank.
iris Itt G. M. TROUTMAN. Cashier.
nr. OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
AND DARBY /1 IL,sOA D COW P
Pun,. DILPTIIS, Jot, 13 1331,
The Boa" , of Direo•ore have thleday declared a Di
vidend of car.• N t y-RtVF. OdltTa per share on the
Capital Stook of th e Comanny. outstanding this day,
r‘v/thio no and after the 25. h lost , st the Oboe of toe
yeagurer. (o iR. Wslnut.street.
For the eonvenienoe of tne fitaek holders, the Tura •
inthr will be at the Depot corner rf Darby avenue and
Foety.ninth street (Opposite the Onts's Ferr• rond,)
between 2)4 and 8 F. al.. on SATURDAY, the 27th
last.. prepared to pthe above.
Tra,..ster Books w ill
he closed until the 25th inst.
11103. bPAICKS. t(eoretar• and Treasurer,
IrlG-lni No. A 1 WALNUT /street.
VrOFFICE OF THE ERANKFORD AND
BOUTRWA RK PHI It A LP HI CITY PA". •
ORR RAILWAY COMPANY, BERKB (late
Chatham! Street. below Fourth
PRI ADZILPIM. July 11. Ma.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a
litividend of TWO AND ONE - HALM Pk& CRIIT.
from the earotnas of the tat six months. Doable to
the Stockholder', or their legal representatives, on and
after the 2ld Inattint.
The Transfer Books will be olosed until22d inst
Jr li-tiyis iniA‘. R. AIIBO CT. t•eoretary.
rgi• OFFICE OF TIIE FAME INSURANCE
COMPANY, No. 406 CS STNUT rtyeet
PIIILADRLritt/L. July 1 1861.
At a meetlnr of the Hoare of Dite_gtors held thie day.
a dividend of THREE Phil CE.NT. wax declared on
the oaoital, payable en the first &Ls of Ausust next.
ill lm W. 1. BL,ANCRA RD. Beoretarr
ra'oFFICE OF THE WEST 191111LADEL
PHU 1 , 14381.-11GRIt 11.,* 11:9VAY COMP 0 11 Y.
. • corner of HAW:R.9'ORD Road. and LOGAPI
Stmt. Twenty-fourth ward. (Office hours from 9 A.
hi. to 3 P. M.):
PHILADELPHIA. htlf 9. Mt.
The Snarl of Direotorsot the itommtuy hare this day
&veered a dividend of FOUR per cent, on the oopitel
stook o the company for the last sin mouth,, payable
cm and after the ES' CI inst.
The books for the transfer of stook will be olosed on
the ISO leet until the 26(h.
bll-theactutla .Wl4. RrIN. fit„ Treasurer.
OT.WE HAVE EMPLOYED HELP FROM
THE PROTESTIMT EXCHANGE,Sonthwest
oorner SECOND and DitrW Streets, and take . pleasure
in reoommenOlne It to the put:Holm an institution mut+
needed in nor nit,. its oare In selecting the hest
men, women; and children as to oharaater and quell
heat:one :
V. E. ADDIORS Raoe etreet. •
E. M. Sti.t 1,1.. E Rh. (Peen • n • Tol_pehooten streets.
:JD MANNA R A NII O OI.PF .1614 Chestnut street.
tEDWIN KIRK PATRICK. 16 Arch attest.
Dr.' PANCOABT, 1182 Mop t V , rtion street.
:JAS. RICH a RDA. Mot at 'anion street,
!gEO. FREEMAN, 647 Nett • E eventh street.
G: OLIVER, MO North Si: th avast.
• •
• k, R. BO W hird..wd Gs sa. yttown Wrenn.*
T. WILSON. 210 Noflh — Frow ;au et.
IT. 11100111 R 02 &+nth Prop at set.
.114. M. WHITE. 823 Marshall * re )t.
•
' Vv. C. BOK KR._O2 Market err et,
%W. E. RICHARDSON,4IB Me ket etreet.
And over one liundree end fift ,nore. to ',horn re•
leonine* will he Imen at the "nine to van-ain
MILITARY NOTIVES.
NOTIOE.—The Commit'ees appointed
by the various Companies of Rome Guards Reserve
Grays, koserve Eileen, ko favorab:e the ' form
tion of a Regiment to be offered to the Gena.all33-
'verament, for AU tiVe SPRVICE, 1,111 Isles*e meet
on THURSDAY EVENING N.1.X1. Julr 18th. at SA.
RA.NAIK N .1 4 - .stonier of Eighth and Callow
hill street*. V. 8 o'clock. . • • • .
By order of the•Commfitee. ' •
/y 1-3r .• , Wl4. CHAPMAN. Jr.,l3eoretary.
UNITED STATES OAVALRY.—
WANTIRD—For the'Third Regiment. U. 8. Cavalry
—able-bodied. unmarrird men, of good °tweeter
end morals, between the ages of 18 and 33 years, to
serve for 6 years. Pay from 13 to Si million per month,
with clothing, board, and medical etiendanoe, Men
sonustomed to horse. and riders pteferted *minor
will nut be entered without the consent of patentee,
gytardian. Appir at Principal Rendezvous. IVo. 41§
Bourn ...1(311TH Street... JOHN BAVAOR,
.8w• Capt. Stl Bert. U. 8. Reatg. Officer.
.
TO NIAGARA PALLS 'AND BACK
• FOR -. si .;
•
ArLW.NgggaEgllg.AlMN
EXCURSION TICKETS .
WILL DE COLD
DAILY THROUGHOUT THE. SEASON,
PROM
PHILADELPHIA TO THE FALtS OP NIAGARA.
N.
AND RETUR N.
. ,
FOR TWELVE DOLLARS,
Via Phiiitdelnhia and Reading and Catawisaa. Elmira,
and Buffalo Railroad., affording the importnniti to
VISIT AND VIEW THE
FALLS OF NIAGARA,
AT THE MOSTJTRIFLING COST.
TICKETS good for axygyr DAYS PROM DATE. Ao
oommodationa throw:limit are FIRST CLASS, and the
Scenery *Prig the route is dhequslled.l
For intimation ai to dour. of starting, &0.. annlY at
P. & E., Through-Tioket Moe,
N. W. Corner SIXTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS.
H. D. MEARS, General Agent.
G. T. LEONARD. Ticket Agent. Irl6-rm
STKAMSIBIP GREAT EASTERN,
FOR LIVoRPOOL.
The ‘I3IRb•AT KAEIT N. James Kennedy. -com
mander. will awl from Quebec, for Liverpool. (weitteer
Permitting) on Tuesday, th- 6th of Aurttet. PallSoll.
gar, to be on board on ten e PASSA G E e 6th.
/CATES OF
•
Steerage.— • •• •S 3 °
Passeng 000UPYing the grand saloon ring will be
charged Sig • x re.
Berths not secured until paid for.
'lwo exverisnoed eurgeo. it are on hoard.
Steerage pa .seoge if are required to provide bedding;
and eating end drifting utensils
Ibe ship will take sa oario-flour. grain, aches, dry
deals. &o dc o
For further particulars, apply m the consignees.
ALLAN'OIi MOUR dv CV.. Quebec, or
.011.1'010111t & CO , Montreal.
The greet ship will be exhibited from Wednesday,
invt until Wednesday. the 31st, both dais iho'o
ewe. Tickas of admission, 60 oaf's each. (Obiloren
under If years of age: and sohools. half prioe.) to be
woof red from i he• consignee. in Quebec, and at the
vita..e or the Grand Trunk Ratlway Co., Point Levi.
Queben,gth July, 1861. gig JAI*
ARMY BURPLIES.
Giwthf op 'AMY CLOTHING AND Fonleaegl
Corner of Bows' d and (Herder Btreeta.
NEw Yoe x, July 9.1961
BNALED P11080E1.9101 sie invited, and will be re.
calved at this (Ace oath the first of August next, for
making by contract the following A rmj Clothing, to De
Made of maser ate furnished by the Government. the
articles to be 'delivered at the U. 8. Depot of Army
Clothing god Fewest& in this oity. That is to say
2 0 000 infantry forage caps.
-
20000 Infantry nn form coats.
400000 blue flannel look 0011111.
GOO 001 Yowsers.
80 000,11annei shirts.
802 000 drawers.
the IVO greatcoats.
20.000 leather stooks.
obove articles must be as well made in every re
enact as the sealed lototettle in this t trice where they
may be examined. ell articles made under contracts
herein invited wilt be received] under rind ineemtrion,
made bt sworn inspecaors, appointed by authority of the
United States.
Proposal" will he preferred for each kind of garment.
separately' • end for moderate , not small quantities of
each. Bidders wilt state the quantities tney wilt con
tract for. and the shortest period, within which deli
veries will be made.
lath tnckler. in Lin proposal.. will di.tinotl7 state hi.
Place of business. and the names. audress. and re
sponstbili of two persons propelled as sureties for the
material delivered and the quality of the work re
quired; and , he will also state the shortest periods
within which deiivery will be made.
Bios for clothing will be accepted only from tailors in
even ive 1 'lllness, or dealers in clothing accustomed
to elinko sasny.npera•tvem in that tine.
• It is to be d s inctiy understood that contracts are net
transferable without the consent of the proper anthem
ty , and teat any sale, assignment. or trams,. without
such consent. (except niier a_prooette of law.) will be
reertuled as an abandonment for wh oh the contractor
and his stirmire will be held revpoosibl 2.
Delivery of cothing is to continence ten days after
the material sh ell have been issued and the whole eon
!rooted f.r is to b , promptly delivered tutoordiag to the
terms of each contiact •
Payment will be made on the delivery of one-half of
the amount of anr artio e contnthied for. provided ap
propriations for that paws, be made by COnereast
Mat one-tenth or the.. mount due for each delivery
shall be retained till the contract is completed ; an d
, he sum retained shall be forfeited to the t. n te d c. , Vitear
in c •se of dsfalosnon or -nonlulfillment by the con
tractor.
me ot . propose . ' and guarantee will be farm. heti
on spplica.lon to this office; and un•proposel will be
cenederril that dose not conform thereto
Proposals, will be endorsed:. " Proposals for manu
facturing-army supplies," and will :e addressed to
Major D. 11. 111142 ON.
gnartermester U. U. Arm
_y. N. Y.
jilt-itt Box 3298 Yost Office.
ARMY SUP Pill
01 , F10E OF Aix? 1 11,07E111n AND EQUIPAGE.
Corner of Howard and Nleroer Streets,
New Yoxx, July 8.1861.
- SEA LED PROPOSALS •re minted and will be re
oeived at this office until 12 o'clock M.. on MON DAY.
the 20th day ..1 July instat t. ween they will be pnbltoly
opened. for furnishing by contract the following team
for the nee of the anny, deliverable at such place or
pieces in the city of New 'n cult as may tie harm ter de
attested. in qusetities as natured.
Proposals should stare the prtoes of tents complete.
deliverable at ant of the depots of the Quartermaster's
department, exolOsive of the te, t poise and tent pins.
which will be the rubiect of separate contracts
Large supplies will be, needed, and the purche es will
be made from •the lowest responsih e bidders, at the
time it bed meg necessary to give the orders
The prices per tent ahouid be stated, earning the
places at which tha bidder offers to deliver.
The following specification' will be strictly adhered
to:
1.10 aPITA TENT.
11 feet long. 15 feet wide, 11 feet high. with a wall 43‘.
feet, and having on one end a lancet. so el to admit of
two or mole tents being Joined and thrown Into one,
with a oontinnous ooVnring or roof.
/103Y/TAL, 1 ENT PLY,
32 feet 10 znobea long_,_34 feet wide.
WALL TIcNT,
9 feet long, 9 feet wide. 9 feet high, feet wad.
WA LL Tb.PIT LY,
16 feet long, 9 feet wide. ,
taiStrET TENT.
18 feet diameter, 13 feet high.
8 VSPITB' TENT.
6 feet 10 inches long. 7 feet bide. 7 feet 1 inch high.
The tents end •• Sias" are to be made of cotton duck,
of the following weight and dimensions, viz
For Hospital I tint
-30 metres wide, and 2231 minima tier yard.
For Hospital Tent VD—
_ 30 'name wide, and 1631 ounces per yard.
For Well and Stwey ant—
sB3{ mattes wide. and 15 ounoes per yard.
All the above-mentioited article. mast conform in
every tespeot to the sealed standard patterns in this
mike. where the , may be examined, and additional in
formation received oolleeiroing them.
t• a it is deetrab e that the articles be of domestic
fabrioetton, bids from manufecturere and regular deal
ers will be preferred. which must be mace for and con
form to snob emotes out), in quality and desortetion.
as are required by the advertisement and the samples
in this Onus. bat contracts will be awarded to The low
est responsible bideer. wtto sh •II lurnish'satissactory
securities for 'he IMOLAI parlor mango thereof.
'f he monufecourer's establishment or dealer's place
of business m. at -be dtattnoti• stated in the proposal,
together with the names, address. and responsibility of
two persons proposed as securities. he sureties will
guaranty' that o oontraot shell he entered into within
tea days after tne.aoceptanoe of said bid or proposal.
- Proposals will be received for all of the articles sepa
rately. and for spy portion of each.
The privilege is reserved by and for the United States
of rejecting any proposals that may lie deemed eXtrays
gaol.
All articles will be subject to InsPeoliOn by Byrom In
spectors. appointed by authority of the United States,
It Is to be instiooti• Under. tood that contracts are not
transferable without the ootiseet of the- proper au
thority, and that any sale, arsignment, or transfer.
without such consent having been obtained, (except
under a process °Liam.) yid be regarded an an ab‘n
donment of the contract; and the orintracitor and his or
their securities will be held responsible for all lose or
damage to the United states which may arise there
from.
Payments will be made on each delivery, should Con
arras mass an appropriation to•m-et them. or as anon
thereafter ILE SD appropriation shall be imed• for that
purpnee. Ten per cent, of the amount of each deliver,
will he retained until the contract BMW be completed.
which will be lorteited to the United /Rates in case of
defatcalion on the part of the oontrAotor in Inifiding the
oostract.
Forme of proposals and suaranty will be furnished
upon application to this office. and none wild be oon•
sidered that do not orailorm thereto.
Prop sale will he eniiorud," Proposale for ravish
ing Army Tents," and be a idressed
Mel r V. R. IrtalTird
• ' Quartermaster $.
Army.
Jyl6•l2t • Box 3a9S Poet t floe.
Clow OFTEN DO WIC HEAR exclaimed,
anw =nob would I pro for a Plaine of 103 Fa
ther!Wey not let We size Photosrayilte O i' or Co
red Pbo•ograpbo. for only it . st. St.b.lllll.Eß'l3 Gallery,
BOON i; St , t above taR ESN. It*
U•41.0N PAPER, AT MAUER'S !-UlduN
PAPER AT DIAORE'II
1.14101 t ENVELtiPett A'r MAO 0 E43!
016 ola EAT rg UT ltreat,aboveThird.
914:1 OH.bBTINi UT Street. above Third.
Atorekespers a d others speeded, wholesale and re
tail, at the very lowest_edoes, MAI - lab' Now eta
tloner7 &ore, 316 o}lBB/N I T Street, corner °flied
: 318. Thresh!. Three One Six, Cheirttint. jyle et
AitBUY SUN UMINELLAS, AT VIMY
Low PRICES. Boy of - - •
•
tilt ',7lNot. aid 4 ig i rth !MS Bt.
,
RETAIL DRY-di:100S
'BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS,
1234—Fetridite .le Mr— New York Manufacturers,
wyearrborattled genuine. Never before sold less than 60 oents
Balm of a Thousand Flowers,l23 °antra
Haim or a Thourtnd Flowerer /Pi cents. •
Balm 01 a Thousand Flowers. 11136 omits.
R u,mr.LFIERR Y.
'• No; 45 K. vighth street.
8-6 gni silk and word Mosamh ques, $l.
2 owes gray Dares° A neap. 03664
2 oases gray rrarege Angle's. 80.
I ease gray Ravage Anglais. 300.
Ores linen Poplins: 10o•
loess gray mohair Poplins. 26)6e.
I case grey silk and boon Poplins, 44e.—a bargain
6 per cent taken °Tall the ab goods for cash.
CANSELBERRY.
No. 46 N. Eighth street.
Eureka Attachment Patent Skirt.
Fresh lot of the above desirable goods now open.
Prinpess coral Paient Lever Reins.
On purpose for gored firearm a new article.
OARS ELBE ft ft Y. No. 45 N Eighth street.
Canton Mattings: llantou fdet'inga
Bought for oaeb. end sell,n, at heir peic..
Linen Fly-Netting for Buteh•rs, So . per yard. •
/1-4 Honeycomb Quilts. it lAN., • .
1
ease white lining Linens, akar. • •
120 whole eutte to match, closing out at .910.
MU whole suits to match, stories out et 88.
So pieces blue Prenott Lewes 1235 c; cost to import g o .
$lO Harege Robes closing out at 616 • ,
411 Organdie Lawn Robes selling at $6.
6 per oent• taken off all earth sale, above 505., Mullins
and Flannels excepted, at
.1. R. CASSEL BERRY'S
Mammoth Dry Goods Rouse..
/t • No. 45 N.'hiGRIII street belnw Arch.
MEN'S AND EDYIS'• WEAR. •
Caelimaretf.er. Tweeds. Cott nnedes.
Linen Mills: Illatteens. Corduroys. •
71$ cent fine all-wool Ilmenrne tea.
11.aot and Cann/ Cullimares•
OUUCY.I( B CONAII.II.
413 B. IS, flamer NINTO and MA RE ET
•
CLOSING OUT SALE DRESS GOODS.
Balance of our stook Pommer Dreek Gcioda, at
mangy nominal prices. to close them.
/fames and Mirage Robes. tos•than haV
Fine Moot .131aok Dreu Good!, extra oboes, COuYEat tc. CUNARD.
1713 E. E. oor. NINTH and MARKET.
- FRENCH LACE POINTES.
Ehnen'. Mantles, and Hormone.
eano.d to oee•Mtf their value.
Bleak Etllk Mantles. Cloth do. .
Summer Dalton. A fig• et••ot, oLea
COOPER lc COPIARp
S. eor. Nn , and MARK.h.T.
N. 11.—Bast Boon Skirts, IT to e° sprints. J 713
SUMMER-DHES3 (}ODDS. . .
A Stilt further Reduotiott •
In Pnoee of Dreee•tdoods •
To Clams Bummer Asamerneuts.
Oral Goods—Travelling Goode.
I..ewoe and Orrandl•s--Chwcses—
aregea and Grenadines—Bmobee. • •
Caltooei—rophns--Summer
Foul s ammer rhawla—Mantles.
BHAARYLPBB BROTiLERS,
.17 II CHESTNUT and MIRTH , Streets
LINEN DIARERS
.
qualities of Ponta Diadeie, 1113non' to 211-intbli:
Also—linokabook and Towelling. • •
ofio R Had ROV HEAL
- QtizFBTNU I and EIGHTH Btreitit;
py RE & LANDELL ARE .OPENING
811;10.—Bleok Bilks, fine grade.
. Bleak bilks tot city guiles.
. Bieck Silks wholeeele.
' Black Bilks, 22 to 36 inches wide.
EYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH and
A RON, are selling all their Bummer Goods low,
to clone them.
Funnier filks. Indis and Frenoh.
#itik Freaoh Organdy Lawns.
siege sad Lswn .1 , ober, by the yard.
risible and twist !ilk Grenadines.
&limy 8c LANDELL HAVE FOR
ALA BATHING DRIKSBES All-wool Blue Flannels,
• Plaid Flannels.
Good assortment of Toweling& •
. Bummer Qutl:s. wholesale. Jylo-tf .
.1861• 11
H E A M R 9 D R O AB D
'B ODE '
P B R T I L il L B L
MOREYEAR!
REDUCED!
• VERY LOW
THORNLBY Clillgid,
N. E. oor. VIGHTFI and SPRING GARDEN,
Want to sell their stook dean off.
And have consequently •
REDUCESYTHEIR PRIOES, •
VERY LOW,INDEED.
Fancy Silks a tittle over half price.
Some stiles of Dross Goode at half price.
Lace Pdtintles,Pointes. hi:wives goo.. very cheap.
Deck bilks, the cheapest in Phdadelphio. -
A great vanity of Gray Goma, Lawns, An., &a. •
Avery tars e stook of Lornostio Goods.
A worr large stook of Linen Goods. • •-• •
Cloths. Csedmeres. Vesting*. Ac.. Ac. •
N. B.—This is a AARE CEAN , TE o get roods un
usually diem.. • TBORNLEY
N. E. Cor. BIGUTE and %PRONG GA to OEN,
_ N. 8.--From this date, July 9th, Termer" Cash on
ID•liverv.” ll9
gum PAELE-PRI • TED , 01:111 , 1TZ-00-
PRICE
m• - 1..011:10 .09GANDIES REDUCED TO HALF
)(wheat ittyle imported,l7%o ; usual pries 75c,
Medium a 1; .. 62.
, . 50 .
19 ;
Fine Paris Jaeonete, ; usual prigs, 98.
eta 51.
Fine eaeortment do, 12 20
)i a.
Htreeee Satin titnye, dte., Ro., all rednoed to 19 ohs.,
worth V%
Pruned Barest. Angling 12% eta.
• The above comprises enme of the honehoraest coals
In the marker. CHARLES ADAMS & SON,
tf .. • EIGHTH and ARCH Stveeta.
TILL ORTATARILZDUCTION IN DRY
GOODS.—Res' quality orGinerms fnir 900.
Ruse assortment of Dress Gooos from 123 L to 26.
Delsinea end Challis uelaines reduced from 26 to 123 f.
Ladies' Cloths. plain. plaid. and. 'Krivoi', at a low
figure. •
Merl and Hoge' Wear. much redno.d.
Lawn. in great variety from 8 to 3lMo. .
Furnishing Goods. at the tweet marketprioee.
Shetland Shawls, from of to sB, at
Jultti H. RTORRIF
jy9 7019 ARCH !Rivet.
. .
BA.S.GAINB ! B ARGAINS ! !
GREAT SACRIFICER
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
offered in tue belanoe of onr Stock of '
SUMMER DRESS OUODS,
. .
now oicenria_oat
QTLY UNDER COST PRICES.
Fargaiati in Laos Mentles,.Bournons, Pointe'.
Bargains in Pitk Coats. Bar clues Mantles.
nARCAINB IN FANCY BILKn.
BARGAINK IN BLACK SILKS.
Mo. Mohair Grenadines for 250. •
Mo. Detainee. new slyly., for 8:.
Net. Castilla awns for 113:50. •
I2Ko. Lawns, fine nnalitr, ter 80.
_.O.ISTESISL & FON,
.101 No. 713 North TENTH Street. above Coates.
pRICE, FERRIS.. & Co..
NO. 807 CHESTNUT STREET,
Still continue to RETAIL their large WHOL FA ALE
STICK of White Goons; Linens. I aces. and' Embroi
deries. at prices which must make it to the interest of
every one who may want anything in their line tojive
them a call. as they will save at least 26 per cent. of the
•
usual cost by so doing.
JACONETS. CithIERICB. NITTLLR. NA INROOKE t
.TARLETAN KB, SWISSSS, FRENCH mUsidNet,
BRILLIAN FES, QUILT& FIGURED tiWISRP.6
Q II
FOR BAB DEA, A hIBROILI'D HURTS. FLOUN
CINGEL , D INGE, RLEI-Vo.B_, 8. , 14Da. loimE
%RT
INS COL Alto, VaLENPIFNNE AND OTKeR
LACER, V La. eirrTB, HaNDKERcHIEFB QF
ALL KINDS , daEKTIN 0 Pit LOW AND SHIRT
ING ',MECO ? ' , ABLE
NIA KM C4,OTHA. NAPKINS. TA
BLE DA, gIIC 1 1BACIC AND OTHER
TOWELS AND TOWEL PIGS.
' N. 8.--A leo choice real thread and Cambria Lace
Pointer,. at about half prism.
. .
A new lot of trimmed and plain net undersleeves.
•"' beautiful styles Vol. lace handkerchiefs.
ALL VERY CHEAP.
PRICE, FERRIS. - Sr CO .
jyl-lin $O7 CHESTNUT jrn0.147.
NENIrMANTTLTAASTP,TiR:
The meet splendid BILK MANTLEB in thee*.
HOUGH &
JeB fm 9e eOUTII. TENTH STREET.
SILK MANTILLAS.' • • -
• .
In every new style, the dished grillttes ewer lain,
at the elegant New Store. '
2 NOU'REI TENTI NTREIST.
-ncructEi:& CO.
Je&lrn
RIIMMERSTOOK OF DRESS "GODS AT
PRICEF/iOOOR:DING TO THE
&trees'. !ilk Chunks. half price.•. Ottani', Detainee re
duced from 36 to 123(o. ; Bpnng Chintzes reduced from
)23g to 80.
Dpecialattentimi fa requested to our stook of Organ
dies and Jaconet Lawns. which we ere boned to_gtoee
out at a low figure. AXIA hdB & BON,
jab MOH ra attd ARCH Streets.
ABANKRIIPI' IMPORTER ' S IttTOOK
of Sumplee of Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, in
hem-sotahed. sheer•ctorded. and embroidered. from 10
cents to 03 cents each ; a great bargain. purchased a
asortfide for mob, and to be sold in the same waj only.
CHARLIO3 ADA/MP& SON.
jet* • EIGHTH end ARCH Streets.
14 - NRENOII LAOS VEILS.—A choice lot
Jut parobaaad from a baakmat Importer. and
for tate at ball price
•
at H
J•2O C
RAIORLTA ADAMC ARC" ON.
threetr_
AtEOl.Oll LAOS PuINTS, BiATENOUB,
F
AND MANTLES —A large stook to be' mo'd Ulan:
than wholesale prioes.. We cannot be undersold - Ism
these goods. CRAR.L_ES ADAMS & EON. - ;
Jet°. EIGHTR and ARCH Streets. !
.
111131QtiTO 14 - 117TIliG,. all colors ; Tarlej
LC. tan. all' coldre, for covering atones; Plaid and s
Swim lYlnelini at whotedata_prioax
CliA ltkEti ADAMS & SON,
Jen . 11.1011 TR and ARCS Streets. '
SMALL—PLAID SILKS. •
Bine and White French Bilks. -
Blank and White French
Brown end White Frenoh Bilks.
Green and White Frenoh
ale and White Frenoh.
SO dos. ildkfs. at $1.150 per dos. r
OD dos. White Bilk Gloves. Sao. per pair.
.IM I IO7 goods reduced very low, toolosesait, pt
• JOHN B. STOKES',
JeS . • 702 AGOG B treat.
S PIWIAJ O NOTIOE 1 i
_Qu. and after this date
SYrn " .l`o " SS F lß & Lß e' rrlp m u wi cE n k lr hliT
70
OAOR PURORASERS OP DRY GOODS!
Being determined to redoes :Asir Mod, they will rig,*
Good Bargains!!
Beentiful Fancy Saki for 71 earns, worib fl.lll
Rem," Rich Fang", Bilk, for el, well worth *LYS,
Grenadine and Bemire Goods, about one half their
value.
Gray Mixed Goode, in every variety, from 8 canto per
yard to 80 cents.
BLACK SILKS, RIO4AND LUSTROUS, vxm.y
Pleat Black Brocade Ms, double faced, tuo.&e,
De Lanes, Oalleoes, Oaernmereth Cloths, Yeetinge.
•
.o _tlaaana a clAnizeli. ue
Eheww C 0•07 44 /kg.. ft*,
SHAWL AP OAK-ROOM ERIBITION.
arn F:re Tr ' :.. "" l.. e fl ug" , e re.
rdaek Bilk - ate, Malta% Ao.. every style,
At THOR latY ORIBM.B.
V. S. terser EiGllllll ir EPIRJRIN VARDEN
•••7
*JLITA*Y.:"6OOy6.
ccrrroN ntroir.
SVITABLIC FOR TENTS,
FOIL 'AIM ST
FROTHINVEriII &
.80111-i tr
LE GAL
NOT.IOE.—To the Heirs and legal Eepre.
sentatives . of JOHN MILL, late of the township
of Du hem. Puoks county', desessed.
AKKAOTICE-4 Marin inquest will be held at the
late 13walling House of JOHN deoras.d. in the ,
township ot Durhsm, county or Buoks. slT.ressid, oa
MONDAY, Inc Um oft) of AUOUei, at 10 o'oonk in
the forenoonof teat der to value and divide Olio taut
Neal Estate o f said deoeased to and swore Lila heirs
and li al repreasntativas , if the lame oan bed, ne rlsh
out preludise to or wall rot the whole the•eol. Other.
wise to value and araprhise the same soourdillt to law,
at which time and place you STO requesteg to ottend... if
bon think proper. J. T. OltarilOil, tihertn:
int.istlies Orrice. Dotiestown,
July 10 A. o Met. 171E-tuSt
IN Tat; OUFBAN3 I COURT FOR TRB
CITY it. ArDIYUPTY
.OF PHILADELPHIA:
ate or..ate b BARS deceased.
a g; i 27d i ligt, t a l e a lcMip tof 7 01.1% 131. 1 13 WA Air %ca l et
rlt i i!
ureter of the estate
of
said decedent, and to ra:of
trin ti Zigo le f t oViro c : buj hand ,,
ppointment at
hie odiaa;_k(o. Etcrai l MV sty n, on Monday,
U0. 4 / 4 01July, ladls at o o kA.
- ion NAM AhdltOn
• ' SUMMER ItESORTti:
REA BA I IIIING,
BRIGANTINE BOUS. ,
16 - 7
BRIGANTINIBVAOR,N. J.
Now open for the esasvn. The Bathing , Platting.
Gagging, and Yachting being very engem?.
Writs will await guests et the Inlet on strive! of
tram.' Board per week eB. P. 0. Address, Atlantic
City. H. D. BbIITH.
jr3-2so Proprietor.
WHITE HOUSE,
Lower and of Id.A.S3ACHUBRTTS
ATLANTIC CI'PY.
This house Is loosted immediately on the Beech, end
Presents every accommodation for Visttors.
Terme moderate. WILLIAM W lirrk HOUSE,
Jew Proprietor.
R,A-BATHING, BAILING, AND FISH
ATLANTIC fIOUSE.
WATcit 11ILL,
Near 14 tonington, Conn:
This celebrated watering-place Hotel, where the
facilities for Bathing. selling, Fishing. and toe enjoy
ment of the best quality of Rea foo Ere superior to
any other In the United /3tetes will be opened on the
10th of June, 1861 . 0. 8. EIPENCF.R.,
.1
je:l6-Im. Proprietor.
" II E ALIIAMBRA," ATLANTIC)
-A• CITY, N. J.
. A SPLENDID NEW ROUSE,
8. N. Corner of Atlantis and Massaohueetts Avenue',
Nov opt n for the reoeption of Boarders.
The Rooms and Table of •• INS ALHAMBRA." are
unsurpassed by any on the Island.
There is s SP(10101701 foe Cream and Refreshment ea
loon attaohod to the Rouse. Terms.ntoderare.
C. DUBOW & 8, J. YOU'tG,
je27- 2m Proprietors.
BEDLOVB HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY
N. J.—At the terminus of the railroad, on the left,
beyond the deeot. Tb s House is now open for Board
era and Transient Visitors, and offers seeommodations
equal to any Hotel in Atlantic, City. Chstges moderate.
Children awl sertants half orbit).
DT Paritea ehotud keep their seats wad the oars
a':rive in trout of the hotel.
CONGRESS HALL, •
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
This spacious Rouse, situated at Atlantic City, will
be opened on the 29th June. with ever 7 accommodation
for visitors. The Rouse fronts the beaoh 129 (este wing
a splendid view of the ocean, and is near the Flab int
and Balling point. No pains will be spared to secure
the comfort and convenience of guests.
jolt-tsel THOMAS C. GARRETT.
'VIGO T FILMR3E COTTAGE, ATLANTIC
CITY, the nearest House to the safest vett of the
beech, is tow open for tte Season.
TitRMISIODe.R ATP,
NO LIQUORS BOLD 011 TILE PREMISVEL
JONAH WOOTTON.
Je24 3in . Proprietor.
EASIDE DOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY,
S
ri. a.
RV DAVID FICATTERSOOD.
A NEW PRIVATE BOAR INI3-1101.1,13. beatid
fully situated sic the foot of Pennsylvania Avenue
Plow open for visitors for the season. 1.04-2 m
•
E A BATH.) NG. —"The _Clarendon,"
(formerty Virrinia House.)•VIRGINI k AVENUE.
ATLANTIC CITY la now open for the accommodationof Hoarders. his' House is cluated immediace.y on
the Beach, sod from evetTroomatrords ft fine view of
the see. r*e2t-Smi. SAM EN JENKINS. M. D.
TAMMANY 1101:1 4 9E, NURTII CARO
LINA-a- AVENUE, Nest the DeIta:ATLANTIC
CITY.
The entworiber take. 06361178 in informing hie former
patrons and the pubic that be has reopened the above
House, where he will be happy to Planate all who may
favor him with a °ail.
Jen Sm ELIAS CLEAVER, Proprietor-
SIIRMER BOARDING, ATLANTIC
CITY. N. J., AOHLANLI ROUSE.
Corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and the Railroad.
Atlantic Avenue,
-
is NOW OPEN
For the reoeption of permanent or transient boarders.
fats 2m JOHN P. STOKES.
WASHINGTON HOUSE, , ATLANTIO
CITY, N. J.—This House fronts the Surf. arid
his the finest B. thine Groued on the Beaoh. Board per
week, gs so, Bathing 'tresses included for WPekly
boarders only. Board per day. St 60. Stnitte meals,6o
eent.. • JOLLA RUTBASHAM,
jekk-Sm Ploprietor.
K ENTUCKY HOUSE,
ATLANTIC CITY, N J.
This comfortable and convenient new house. located
on Eentuoky avenue. opposite the Surf Hence, has been
fitted rip for visitors this seszen.
F. & P, QUIGLEY, Proprietor..
N. B.—Horses end CaTTOMOM tO Hire. j024-2m
CENTRAL ROUSE, •
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
M. L A ',MCA, Proprietor.
The above new hones is open for Boarding. Roome
equal to any on to.e beach, well ventilated, high ()ail
ing& &o. Servnota attentive and polite. Approximate .
to . the Bathing grottoda. ,iegg-tat
.
IfiNRANKLIN HOUSE, ATLAI , TIO CIT r,
N.J.
R MAGI/IAR.
This Rouse frontsthe surf. and possesses the finest
Bathing • Grounds on the beach. Hording $8.60 per
week; SIJO Der day. Nine. meal 00 cents.
Bathing Dresses included for.weekly boarders only.
ie24 2m •.
VONSTITUTiONAL ItOUSE, •
Z 4-- " ATLANTIC CITY, N.
(Opposite the Nattonnt.) •
JAMBS J. BAR R.
(ofih. Old Globe.)
Proprtetor.
teir" The ohotoeet bromide°. m.tquora and Cigars to be
found on the Inland. je24-4m
drIOLUM.BIA RODKE, Atlantic City,
EDWARD DOYLE. Proprietor.
This Rouse le ip the immediate vicinity of the Surf
Howie, aril-within half a aquaria of the- beat Bathing
Grounds on the beach. The proprietor will use every
effort to make his guests comfortable. Terms reason
able. • : • 1.24 2m
QTE, It
a(
) 2
I l i : i the Muted State ' Hotel.)
~,..7 (Nearly op
CITY: N. J.
BAlStUaa, ADAMS, .rr00 ..._
50
mac
Diniler-----ii-so--- °dated on the moat
, —TA sgetili.—hire. reasonable DIET Boarder' neeomm
jai 2m
tonne..
Q • •
rget-BATIIIRG.—NATI:INAL UAL L,
OLPE !mini, Cape May. N. J.,-The proprietor of
the above-named Sash , located establishment would
respeotfully inform thi? l thousands of Curse that have
heretofore visited his °nee. that, in order to meet the
pressure of the times, e hem for the present season,
RtutiC€ll NIS ofiA KOEN for }limo° a to h IGIIT
DOLLARB PER IA 7 KEE— Children nnoer 17 years or
are and servants half price. superior accommodations,
and ample room for =persons.
Refers to J. Van Court, 243 Arch street, Philadelphia.
Je2l-2m AARON GARRETbO "4, Proprietor.
WHITE SULPHUR AND MALY
.. BEATE SPRINGS,
.DOUBLING GAP.
These Bprings are In Cumberland °aunty, Pa., thirty
miles west of Harrisburg . on the Cumber land Valley
Railroad, and a.a now open for the reception 01 visitors.
Board from Biro to eigut dollars, according to, rooms.
Procure your through tickets at the Pennsylvania Rail
road Clitoe, at 'traduced price $4 th-ongh.
Call on B. 8. Janney , Jr., & Co.. 60.5 Market street,
for information, cards. &o
COYLE, AliL, & xerou
riestoß,
lelo-2n•-2n•Proprs.
RUBY HOUSE, A.TLANTIO UITY, NEW
JERSEY. •
•
This ROTRL. with its first-class accommod'ations for
over 400 guests, will be opened on the 17th of Jane.
Situated within six•y yards of the amen. at a point
where the bathing is the best and safest on the coma and
remarkable for an nnuanally dry and aealth • atmos
phere. the SUiIF SOUSE will be found one of the moat
attractive places of summer resort peer Pruladeiphia.
he table will be most liberally supplied. The house
is lighted with gas and plentifully supplied with good
mitern water.
A fine band of music end the serving of several
fast-sailmg Yachts have been engaged, and on the pre
mises era Billiard Tables. Bowl eg Allem and a suffi
cient number of Bath Houses. The Fishing. Gunning.
and Sailing at Atlantic, CityAiennot be surpassed.
All trains stop at the SURF RUMS, to land and take
nppas For egi nge
information, apply at ASHLAND Howls,
AR Street. Philadelphia, or address the Sabsoriber
at the Surf Boma,.
ell-36t IL S. BENSON. Proprietor.
140Wt&ND'1 HOTEL.
s ag T ne ßT At
Pi
,
J.
e RECETivt OF ISITOHA a
on Saturday Jane 16, 1861.
myri-tm" H. HOWLAND. Proprietor.
CONGRESS HALL,
CAPE MAY CAPE ISLAND, N.J.
That well-known brat claim Hotel wilt be opened for
the reooptiou of guests on TSB Will &Y. June 20.
Board, *2 per day, or *l2 oer weak.
W.eAST & TYLOMPt3ON,
cell Aw Proortetore.
CIIPLPMBIA ROUSE, °ape Island, N. J.
This celebrated house will be opened for the re
oetion of guests on June 28 , 1861.
The situation of this house is one of the moat build
int on the Island. oommandnag an unobstructed vi of
the ocean.
. -
A band of mut° has been engaged .x01'181,017 for
this hone for t , ,a owseon.
A large number of bath houses ere connected with
the establishment. Gotxl stabling - for horsee attached
to the premu es.
Applications for rooms or other partioulara will meet
with prompt attention by
_addressing the 'lndian her.
JAR. H. LAIRD Proprietor.
Cape Island. N. J.
CIRES9ON SPRINGS, CAMBRIA CO.,
PA.—This delightful end popular Om* of +Timmer
resort. located directly on the line of the Fen*MY Mania
Railroad, on the summit of the Allegheny mountains.
twenty-three hundred feet above the level of the ocean,
will be open for guests the 10th of JUNE. Since last
season the grounda have been greatly improved and
beautified. rendering Cresson one of the most romantic
and attractive places in the State. The furniture is
being thoroughly renovated. The seeker of pleaeure,
and the autrererfrom beet or Comm, will find attrac
tion* here. in a first-glass Livery Stable, Millard
Tables, Tenpin Alleys, Baths, Ace., togethen with the
purest air sad water. and the most msenineent moun
tain scenery to be forma in the oeuntry.
Tickets good for the round trip from Philadelphia,
;erom Pittuburr..3.os.
For further information, address
G. W. MULLIN,
lot-nri Crimson Springs:Cambria Co.. Pa.
KITTATINT HOUSE,
DELAWARE WATER GAY.
This fivonte ptrtoe is now ozeu, preventing increased
fittnetlollll, for the 114$1111011. mud reduced to end the
times
Leave Xensinkton Depot at 7 o'clook A. M., and ar
rive at the Gap at 1 o'clock P. M.
A.- ens sitcse.—Frenklin Peale, Morton Mordichael,
Louis A. Godey . , Samuel 0. Finney. ad Charles
Beaker. L. W. DRO AD,
Jel-Lis Propnetor.
1.-YCA-B tTLIING.—The UNITED STATES
MOTEL ATLANTIC. N. J.. is now open for
visitors. The is the largest and best-furnished Rotel
on the Island, and being cionvement to the beach and
surrounded by extensive and welt shaded grounds. is a
desirable House for finiilies. It is lighted with gas
and well supplied with pare water. The Germaztia
floolery wilt furnish the magic for the season. The
airs atop at door of the Hotel for the o .nvenisnoe
of guests. •
JaJO - tf • Je.RHIR lAR,ZdeRIBBIN,
Proprietor.
COLUMBIA H 'USE, C aPS ISLAND, N.
J.—lo consideration of the time*, the price of
BOA PD for the present sea.oe. at thus popular Hotel,
ha* been rrdttoed to 312 per week. or et per day
Iyl2-at • JAd. H. Lit I HD. Prorrietor.
ICei . BATEIIOIO.-13rtited btates Hotel,
Long Smith. N. J., will oven for the reettption of
visitors. Jane 10.1861; with the enlargement of dining
room. verlor. asditionai banns, do.onnoe teat sesigOo.
Address B. A. CI u.EMAKt.B., Provrietor.
Jgg-tm•
MAIibION HOUSE, MT. OARBON,
eoloaylklll county. Pe., is now open for vieitors.
For terms, apply on the premtsllll.
len lin - • I(. !MAD.
E PHIL A T A MOUNTAIN Spfinffie,
LAII9MITEILCOUP4TY, PENTISYLVARIA.
Ibis celebrated w stems rlaoe will open for visa
-
pro on the lid day of zuNE. with all the ettraotions of
11 . T " ltu e a r ti s ii on ua a . mountain 1,300 feet aboire tide-water.
I ova looking . the richest atrlonlbarel Country in the
word. the air perfectly Pure and dry et all times. ran
! dere It proverbially healthy.
'ahem , are ample sooommodations for SW visitors—
tine graded Welts through , the forest to the various
'av:ZanlorTroe.ri-karteospgr,grobnlemrrtienjel tt:
the eye one of the finest and most extensive pano
ramic views to be seen. A good livery is kept ton the
IPlloB,7 s ti beautiful drives around ; hot. and opld the ;
p stilep id band of Muilo atom the Germania, 0 In
ge ph. ;) howinn alleys and billiard saloons, with
latest iMproved tables. Large gardens attached to
the litre, from whit) all the vegetables are taken
fresh or the table: w left, too, will be enPrilleid from
gPlidlidelhia and atomore markets . ea well as
m the no n. agricmltoral ciountry around. °areal
akt attentivevereente
wamog peen connected with the.establistiment for
Some years with the , a , e proprietor, the anclettriattee
ammrea the old patrons of the pleas end the publics
generally that it will be eonduoted, In every depart
oat to its tomer mirptdar way.
' m Viaitors to the Springs will take the ears to Lancas
ter the.ee gg mobs staging log pleasant
roads anti
t e r :mg a beautiful eountry. brough toasts Issued
ageta ITV= AtilVa.„°°• "BAT '' l.4 TE "a
oor sr Two: or othenlare the prepieM:
rptim em gr * to' oi. VIII raiiid kor4 ,
Itvrol
MITA tram AI e i oy , „ ' tsg..., °'
. ''llliMillitf • 111Pliffti : 3i.,... asta=niro , : Tao
SUMMER RESORTS.
SSEABAIIIING, CAPE I 4 LAND, CAPE
MAY, 14. J.—DELAWARE HOUSE is now Open
for the 'Lemon. Terme AB ver week.
1,16 lm* JAM eel MEORAY. Frovnetor.
CITY noTEL, CAPE ISLAND, N. J.—
J. Thls old established Bummer Hotel has passed
Into new hands this it »neon. and has been 21001i7
furnmhed and refitted, and will b. conducted aa Ana.
o ass house. French and Spanish spoken. 3 arms. 81
a day. 1,10-wfm3V.
SCHOOLEY'S MOUNNTAI SPRINGS,
NEW JERSEY.
The " HEATH ROUSE" will be opened for .be »-
caption of Company June LSth having been extPn•lvety
refitted and improved linen the last Reason ; affording
additional comforts to visitors, and increasing the do
sirablen»e of the plane.
As a healthy. pleasant. and fashionable place of Bum
mer resort." Se hooley's Mountain" has but few equals,
and to surpassed by none It is reaehod ny a pleasant
railroad ride, and only seven home from Philadelphia,
Leave Philerlsiphia in the U o'clock train for New
York s reaoh Jersey City at a o'clock, thence by Morris
and hasex Railroad to the Mountain. Returning leave
the Monanln at 6 A. M. and IP. M.. ern uirst in Phia
delphia ai land 8010100 k P. M. POOMB can now be en
gaged. Charses.moderate. D. A. CISQ WELL.
Je11-lrmwilk•
BRIGGS HOUSE.
CHICAGO, ILLINOH3.
The undersigned reepectfliGy announce to their
friends. Patrons, and the travelling Public generally,.
that owing to the stringency of the times, they
_have
reduced the price of board to TWO ncuzAits per
da 4bankful for the .patronage so liberally . besiowo4
on them, they yeepeotfany ask tor a oontiononoo of
the same, assuring their patrons that the " BRIQOS"
will be conducted on the same liberal plan that has
heretofore ohareotenzed their establiehment.
WM. F. TUCKER & Co.
lel7-1m
AMUSEMENTS.
A SSEMBLY Bumrargas.
1011TH
MOT AY , July 15, and EVER y 'MBE r This week.
Magn•ficent Views of Intere.ling LoWitjes In Fttrope;
Gisauto Views of Civil Co;•flict; Start int Rep,eseo
ta•ions of Raman War. inak•ns the largest and most
interesting • xhibition ever offered to the ruble.
neon; uhrtAreo 16 clerics. Genet, (express ly
for colored pens's' 25 °Cele. isle 6t
pEI.4N6YINANLA ACADEMY CF THE
F 1 N 9. A Rltt. 1023 CB VITA ill Street. is open
daily. Sundays exoepted, from 9A. M till 6 P M.
Admission Ui Owe. • Chikven under twelve veant,
half orioe. Shares of Stook. 8910. int
WANTS.
WANTED Three second-hand slide
LA WIER, which will swing not less thin titan
ty-six inches, olear of "Imam and turn not less than
misfire feet Address Box Me Pail,dalvhia post • moo,
stating particular' and 111 - 10C11. jrl2.3t*
ESIPLOYERt3 WANTING YOUNG
Men, &a., ere invitee to address the". EMPiOY
meet Committee," at the Rooms of the Young Mee',
OttriNltien Aaeociation, 1009 and 1011 CHESTNUT
Street. aDS-ern
FOR SALE AND TO *LET.
AGREAT BARGAJN.-FOR SALE-
The Brook and Fixttiren of a Boot end shoe Store,
doing a DELYIOr node. chin is a very ,are emcee for
any, one menhtne to RO i^to bon nese. Be infector. Pea-
Inns for selling out. Address Carlisle," front efft es,
PhiNclehnis jylg-4t•
111 LET.—The 13R1 OK DWELLING,
NIL No. /17 ELFRETH'S ALLEY. north of Arch
street out I Second street, containing eight room/.
ga e geed yard, .!to , with aide entrance, all in
perfeot order. No person need apply who wishes to
nedrolet the pr•miees. Rem, /700 per annum. dpel7
at 619 Ylflls Street. from 9 to 1134 A. M. /FIB 2/..
GERMANTOWN.TO LET (far the
sesson'or_year) a pleasant Reundenae, near shoe
mater Lane Station; ten rooms ; well 'hailed. IL
/11nCaLi, et. 16 South HSCOND e treet. .116 tra" •
at TO RENT LOW—Furnished or tui-
Jurriiehed. for six months, or longer. if degired , a
large anti convenient ROME, No 1736 Aroh Street.
Apply to A. P. and J. H. 91011.1118, 146 ARcH
Street. is 19 a
ClifferNUT-STEKET 1100138 and
me.
.".TORE tt qq rent.—The de/drab's baldness lodation.
CHESTNUT Street, with dwelling attached. Apply
at 431 CHESTNUT street. soli.
rile) RENT—A very desirable STORE,
on the Ninth-street front of " The Continental
Hotel." The Store at Ninth and bansom streets On*
adapted for a Eiseni.s and AAArisee Maker.
Atoll to JOHN RICN.
ree-t! Illostberest NINTH' and Pt A NSONI Streets.
Iktuu. isXiiktANWL—A. UDOIV TRACT
of good ntqmptoved term Sandie the Eltste of New
/tweet, eenvetuent to the city, ezehatied ter
eity property. Apply at No. 11?: FEDERAI. Btreet.
•••23-tt
BOARDING.
PLEABANT HOuM WITH Bt~&BD,
for married or mingle gentlemen. Terms moderate.
8 , 0 &Kell threat. 1111 6 t•
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
J. • OTTOE.— The Partnership heretofore
existins between James Sant& and Davis Kimble.
trenme under 'he fi:m of SCoTT & BtMBLE. is th edar
di-smyed by mutual noneent The butanes s of the firm
will be settled by the euoaortbers.
/AM *CO TT,
D tirffit KIM DIAL
D I JROLPTION • OF PARTNBRsiIIP.
The partnership heretofore exulting b•tween
Sionun.e.:r uum pYoN :ma SitilitU EL h.JEVILIhri,
under the firm of THOMPSON & IE GRIN I. is this
day diesolvd by mutual consent. The immerse of the
late firm will be settled and wound up ny ramnel
Thompson, et the store, No. nil 4 MAN KE At, eet-
BANI U Et. 8. TrLON4PoOri,
SAMUEL H. JENKi
Philada.. June 7tb,1)361. jl2-d tf
JyrSSOLUTIoN. The copartnership
A. , ' heretofore subsisting between the aedersitned.
under the firm of J P. 8 CEIN ER & CO., ie dila day
dissolved. by mutusl °missies. 'I he bn imams will be set
tled st the old stsnd. N 0.9 RANK sud No. lig 8 .CRAW
BERRY Streets, Philadelphia.
J P. 8 NER,
kl
FRANCIS F. WOLGAMUTH.
HENRY VOLLMER.
Philada.. July 1,1861.
COPARTNERSHIP FORMIIO.—The un
de reigned iikys this day entered into copartnership.
under tho firm W of
OLGAMUT9 & RALEIGH.
Being raccesems to the km firm of J. H. ISTR/HER
& Co., we will continue the business in the same
branohes as heretofore, at th e same place, No. 9
BANK otreet and Ite 6TRAW BERMS Buret
FR aCIS F. WOLG
MAURICE, RALF.IGH. •
Philada.. Julr I,IMI.
L IMITED PAKTNEBBHIP
the undersigned, rrsidente of the oity of
Philadelphia, have entered into a ;Arnaud Partnership
agreeanly to the provisions of the aat or Assembly of
the clommonsrealtti o' Pennsylvania. entitle° An act
relative to limited wirtnership;? passed the tlrelny
fiTst day of March. A. D. 1334. and the earrdements
theret,,-, Raid partnership to be oond..ated ender the
firm of p aTTEtt. 01 & BOUL Ctr , for the pa-pose
of doing one csrrying an R wholesale win.. and *moor
business in the oity of Pillion:Mph a. Jonathan Patter
eon Jr . residing No 16 9 Girard avenue, and t dwelt
Boulton. residing To. WA We lace street. both of the
city of Philadelphia, are the Gm. eral Pampers. Poi--
Minato J. Ft. ueira. also or said city. is the anemia!
Partner. and bee contributed to the common brat of
said partnership the [UM of forty thousand dollars.
staid partnership to commence on the first der of July.
A. D. one thousand eight handr d and mart•orie,aud
to terminate on tee filet d.ty of Jaly, A.D. one thou
sand eight hundred and mx.y six.
JON O'Ll. • er Y . TTE 980 N, JR.,
BOWAttD B.ULTON.
General Partnere.
FORTUNATO J. FIGIll•
Jy9-tufithOlt P atner.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FABER INERTRANUE
No. 4OC IMBISTIIirr Etre/A
PIES AND INLAND /14,3D.KA2(CE.
makc_gogc.
&torte W. Day—of - Day & Matlack.
Samuel Wright—:— " Wright Bros & 6..
D. B- Dimly —."-- " Dada & Burney. -
item Lawns, " Lewis Bros & Co.
C. Richardson- "J. 0. owe &os,
Bair.nol T. Bodina......Ppic't wyoming Canal NU"
Jno. W. Eirennan.--of J. W. Evora= & W.
Dee. A. WOE • • West & Popes.
11. Marti " Bann*, Martin, & Us.
0. Walton Davis-- .Attorney-st4agr.
B. D. Woodrair--...0f kiitriein Molten. & Wogilirat.
?se. Kelnler, Ink Lrearestreet.
SkiOREIE W. DAY,Yregidant.
FDANCLIS N.
_DUCK, Vine PregifloAk
WI&LLS MB I. 8t.04 ft•erAtro-r, ian-lflf
SAVING FUNDS.
CAVING • FTINDIJItITED
'ravers COMPANY. corner 7111 RD and OREM
NUT Streets.
INTERENT C
FIVE PE,Ft _ENT.
R. R.. CRAWFORD. Prerid•nl.
rjukt_Ea R. R ONTER, aeoretary and Tresunirer.
Moe hours, from 10 until Ilo'clook.
flue Conacisti/ is not jainful to any utmliaistion tot ths
1.00'110,011m. tea
sArsb
PmLILLIE'S BAn DEPOT EICHOTZEI
to No. 91 eloo.th SEVENTH Street, near tk.
=kiln Institute. - . •
The undersigned, thankfill for past favors, and being
determined to merit future patronage, has scoured as
elegant and convenient store, and has. now on hand a
large assortment of Litho's Colo_brated Wrouht and
Chilled Iron Firi. and Burglar Proof Safes, (the only
gtriotly pre and burt proof safes made .) Also; M
lle's *nay:trifled Elan Vault, Bate, and Bank Looks.
Lillie's Bank Vault Doors and Looks will be furntsheit
to order on short notice. This 11 the strongest, best
protected, and cheapest poor and Look yet °tiered.
Also, particular attention u called to Liillze's Nerd,
Cabinet Safe for Plate, Jewelry, Igo. This feulJa cog
ceded to surpass in style and eiegance anything yet of
fered for this purpose, and is the only one that is strict
ly lire and burglar proof.
Syscur rforrett.-1 have now on nand say twenty of
Farrel, gerrinp, /t Co.'. Safes, most of them nearly
new, and some forty of other makers, comprising a
complete assortment es to rises, and all lately sg
*banged for the now Celebrated Labe nate. They will
be sold at very low prices. Pim,e call and inaMlnill.
M. C. aXlititA. Atont
Gaticsmiss.
TO FAMILIES It*S - IJANEk TIAZ
DIRTILIOIB.
Ire are ore:wed.= heretofore, to /ripely families as
their Country Reeideneea with every deaorkrtion of
SIOGERLESI. THAR.&c., &v.
ALBERT O. ROBERTS.
CORNER. ELEVENTH AND VINE STRSETIL
aria
p - urRE PORT WINE.
• FOB. BALE BY .
O. H. MATTSON.
ARCH AND TENTH STREETS.
Boors; LAW AND MISCIELLANTOUS,
new and old, bought, sold. and exchanged as the
PHILADEUTIA-BANK .BOOX igTtyytE, rte. ste
TI(ESTPI UT Street, Llbrartee at a distance parshased.
hese howint Books to le% tf at a distanoe, will state
their names, sins, hiatus, dates, editions. vines,
and oonditione. WASiTEU—Boots printed bg ßs
non Franklin. as well's. early Boos.printed and
upon America . Antogratti Letters o.nd...two:lots oar
abased. Pamphlet Laws ot railway Waal A ler ea 111 133, -
terns*. in wrest, sent fres. Li brariespgraleed.
ma-sr 10Stm rut m Nig
abairieFUß ri.tof Wan.
NEW DAILY LINE, via Delaware &se
Kaptan Camel
rhiisaelptue nod New York Express IStnamboal. Odin
pt p 1 wi d most " freiget on and after MONDAY. mot
twain, 6,,dloare &Lay at 2 P. re .. deliveriles their
IrOe• ha Bev Vork Lae following dam
Prima ts taken at mum:mita rates.
WM. 1" CLXPR, Agent,
lie. 11 SOUTH WHAAvEs, Philadelphia.
JAM Es
_RAND. Ageo,
non 14 and /5 EAST &IV - ER226V Yea.
0102,4211
sil dr ea t - FOE. NEW , YosS. Tall
Yhtladalphi a Steam Propeller Come*nr
will commence their brunness for the season en Monsso
tern mit.
Their Steamers ars mow restarts( tnttat.ir 0311, 4 010
Y r above Wain's% street.
Tor= assionanieisting.
$lll ' tteemtzu.