The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, July 17, 1861, Image 3

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roE MOIL or WiLLUX STETLA.R. -In our
Soti:a of this aged counterfeiter, we neglected to
mention 601.110 details of interest relative to his
former lite When known in this city, thirty
yew or 311011 ago, tie WAS the proprietor of the
Old Rotterdam lon, Third street, above Rate. He
lived • reputable life until his business threw
him Into connection with a number of cone Wean
ars, He began by purolusaing counterfeit money,
ri ming, and finally manufacturing it.
He W 4.9 detected, and served a short prieou terns,
ge went to work agate, as soon as released, and,
devoting mach attention and Ingenuity to kis be
Neon; trade, auoaeeded la bringing to the market
s superior quality of counterfeit money. He mixed
Pounded glass with the lino to give the metal the
true ring, and managed his battery so well that
the exact actor and hue were given to the pieces.
They were, likewise, exeellently milled, and bad,
whaVe uncommon with bad specie, the full weight.
of the pieces taken-from Btetlar on Monday, all
were found by Commissioner Heeled to be of over
weight.
The fame of Htetlar's money passed among the
hundreds of counterfeiters, and his coin received
thirty and even fifty per oent. for his "queer."
He did not"pass the money himself, but realised s
good hying by 'disposing of it to dealers or
ShOVeni
He bad been married a long time before, and
the deoesse of his wife left 'him fire 'Andrei), all
of whom are DOW cut In the world straggling with
tartans, some residing, we believe, at Lanoaster,
lio was again arrested and non►ioted in 1852,
and sentenced to.taght years in the"pastern Pent
tentisry.. Daring hie oonfineuttat some attention
au paid t* him` by the viaitore, who saw in him
elements of metal:tem and perseverance. Rh
knowledge of 'chemistry was said to be very good
A work on ottemistry, by the way, was found in
his valise when arrested, with a very old and
Anger wort Bible.
After release he endeavored, ineffectually, to
live rightemiely, and'hired himself io a firmer,
somewhere to the, Interior. Being an old man,
however, with eionetitutien impaired by loot
confinement, he found timeelf unable to perform
the bard duties of his vocation
He eame to 'town, and meeting itiohard Vann,
g q , in the street—who bad known him in prieen
—begged to be sent, to the almshouse lie wee
not upon the right traok, but had not the heart to
keep up, feeling too bitterly the struggle that
most be made to tench integrity 'again. lie took
poison, at an , obscure town in Pennsylvania, but
fate would not let him die. A stomsch.plimp and
the deafer's reelnicced him The old influences
again Seised upon him ; he rented a house in Jaok
ion street; construoted his mouldqi, net his batteties,
and was "detested and committed, as stated yes
ierday.,
In person, Stotler is very tall—perhaps six feet
rao—with greet hobos, and stooping figure. tie
looked, at the hearing,.nOt unlike a n stag', Ywn
tee," • with eje a little wandering, but fall of
laded Are, and innate ihreerdneca thlt confinement
had, perhaps, demented His hair was thin, and
of an Iron gray, and be had sharp, attenuated jaws
sad (truism. An old man, without friends, worn
down by solitary confinement, with ten years in
reverelon—kdeath in the aellHhe yet maintained
the attitude of .'a stoic, and - seemed to look far oft',
while the story of his crimes was rehearsing, as
If recognising en inflexible fate in the affairs of
his career, and a oareleasness as "to the life that is,
tad the death that II to come.
We forgot to mention that Dateetires Taggart,
Una H. Smith, and BIM. Franklin planned and
atrial out Ibis arrost, without any aasistanee
dtreotiou whatimever. To them be all the
CITitAP SCrotliza Ritsmangs.—The crisis has
wide a 'narked ohange in the item of real estate,
AS regards both the sale and the rent of property.
We tear of a general alteration of rents, in many
cues voluntarily reduced by the owner. This
extends to dwellings, stores, hotels, and manufac-
Oriel in this oily, and summer cottages, die., in the
adjaeent districts and villages.
A leading real estate agent gave us an opporiu
el7 to examine his books yesterday, and we made
note of some marked changes, of whioh we print
the following:
A house in 'North , Eleventh street, three story
sod garret, back buildings, twelve rooms, usual
rent $650, now redwood to $3OO
A house and two•acre lot of ground on Darby
Railroad, four miles from town, two story and
stele, double parlor, broad hail, balcony windows,
scoots, eight rooms. billiard table. stables, and
gsrden,•with porch front and rear, termer!, $3OO
for four months, now reduced to $l6O, with leave
to occupy until the lit of January.
A hotel in the Eleventh ward, good stand, bar,
refectory, capacity, twenty boarders, formerly
tenting for $BOO, now redaoedlo $300.,
Cottage at Germantown, fi sh pond; carriage
nivel, lawn, garden, stables, hot and cold water,
fsetteen rooms, formerly let at 111.000, now re.
lured to $4OO ; or for sale at 112 000, cost $16.000.
This condition of real estate indicates, to a great
snot, the eondition of business in general. It
Lim shows that oltieens are uniformly lavleh In the
Wootton of dwellings. In times of oasis the luxu
ries of life are usually out off before the neeessa•
roes. and one of the first matters demanding re
trstehroent is,real estate.
There are many.who now. live as comfortably in
two hundred and .fifty and three.hundred dollar
homes as . ; six months ago, in dwellings costing
three times that amount. At the same time, there
ire speculators 'Who pleading- the general reduc
tion of rents as an street of the oriels, now endeavor
to rid themselves of certain houses" and wretch
edly built properties, at more than their worth.
lo selecting residences at the reduced rates, let
:Dose shabby ittorments be avoided.
Nair BainOss.--Tho -Pennsylvania Railroad
bridge, which is to cress the Schuylkill near the
bolted Statism Arsenal, is nearly ready for trans.
tortation to this city from Altoona, where it
being eonstrueted. It is of wrought and east.iron,
tad built upon:the trues prinolple. The upper cord
lad posts are of oaai.iron, and the lower cord is of
wrought Iron. It will be strengthened by rods of
'relight 1 on, running diagonally between the
torts. There Is to be but a tingle track upon it.
When completed, ft will be one of the most sub•
outdid and handsome bridges over the tiobtryl.
The falls of fichaylkill bridge, which was to
tare been erected a year ago, bat not rise to
the dignity of a span, in oonsequenoe of the failure
Oche oontraotor to comply with hie avec:dent, to
l'kely now to be completed in about six weeks, the
fru span having been put in plsoe, and the others
Reins framed and ready for raisins The people
A this 'potion of the city have coffered mash in
!orentenee in oonseqnenoe of the delay in the
x , :nruotion of the bridge
RecovlnT or $12,000 WONTII OP COUNTER
rII? Norse.—Deputy Marshal Jenkins a few days
we started for New York in &carob of a notorious
tcooterfeiter. He got into Brooklyn, and was
torching a hones where he supposed hie man was
%wetted, when he discovered about $12,000 worth
t counterfeit notes ; also, •qttantity of note-piper,
itkl, mid., and presses, showing clearly that in
nit house the bogus taper was manufactured. The
totsy was brought to this city, and placed in the
node of the United States Marshal. It consists of
own *Trott twOO, to the value of. $lO,OOO, on the
Onion Bank of Weymouth and Braintree, Mess.,
111 d bogus tens, to the value of $2 000, on the
/union Bank, of New Jersey. Officer Jenkins
melted a man named Cole, whom he found in the•
tom.
RECOVERY OP A. DROWNED BODY.—Tbo body
Oat unknown man was found floating in the Dab
pre opposite 'Chestnut creel, at an early hour
iwterdsy morning. The remains appear to have
own in the water for a number of days. The de.
:used wu about five feet six Sachem in height. He
rote long dark hair and side whiskers He was
finteelly dressed in dark (Vodkas. A fire-proof
Ely and 1 valuable articles were found in
the pockets. Among the contents of the latter was .
Quarterly ticket on the Pennsylvania Railroad
4 illieen Philadelphia and Libertyville. i 6 wu
adorned "P. Fay." Coroner Conrad he an In
twat in the case, and took charge of the 166dy.
Tar JOns TarQtrs.—The John 2inick3 still
Ass embedded in the nand &bane Richmond, on
Lae Jersey shore. One pump has been pat in posi
tion and another will be boosted to day, when the
lliitatlon of pumping will be commenced, and by
Digbtfall, it is thought, .she will be emptied otos).-
wr and landed'high and dry. litir timbers have
14115 very mach twisted, and she ie so effectually
**Ade(' as to be of little use without very extensive
repairs.
Seamus ACOinixT.—On Monday night, be
tween eleven and twelve o'oloak; • men named
Michael Mullen, about forty•flve years of age. et-
Litteted to jump from a freight oar, at Twenty.
kid and Market streets, but trip ped and fell
ben the embankment there, seriously Injuring
kortelf internally, although no bones were bra
kbo He wen picked up In an insensible condition
tea conveyed to his residence at Ninth sad Beath
create.
BLICRT FIELL—A. Slight tire oceiirred on
Hare street, wut of Twenty-fourth, about half.'
Pat 9 o'olook yesterday morning, untied by the
'marling of a bed, let on fire by the children re
"jag in the house, who were playing with
%stones The flames were confined to the bed,
4 4 extinguished with but little trouble by the
Wihbora
LAICZNY.--On Monday afternoon a man
*zed Martin Maguire was arresud at Mount
WY, charged with the larceny or farming tamale
;
Mauna. Slifer and McCallum. Alderman
gag 13 °410110*d Martin to answer th e charge al
rt,
,
OTaz Gazais leiaa:—The flag referred to is
:of Thursday's hale was not donated JO Edwin
Del a * but purchased by him from Evans
Fourth street, above Chestnut. Mr.
14 5/ °ailed upon us and desired the eorreetion.
To him we are Indairted for the faots of the battle
et listnesville, narrated In The Pre,., on the 6th
.I
ROITICULTURAL SOolliTY.—Lent evening the
'itular m ont hl y display of fruits and vegetables.,
The liortloultare Society, took place at Con
-3" LW' Offing to the inoloistorioy of the was
!aar the attandanos was rather stnalt. The dis ,
of fruits, ito although slim, was vary at
ttilative.
,
CUURcill REOPZX RD.—Last Sunday• the M.
Church in iloimegbarg, Dr. H. Townsend,
t ik nt, wag reopened, and in the morning the pa*.
Preemhad; in the afternoon Rev. G. Fetber,
411 4 io the evening Rev. D Idol:Fortino. The
rlb hag been tkoreasbly renovated , and the
hole Interior Weaned and painted .
11 ).—A: boy - named Job n Stllllvan fell
.14 pi,
- -Int at blob street wharf:lett evening, and
Ito drowned. The body was recovered a shod
Otos afterward by Offioer Smith, and taken to the
! Illitt ' l3o o of his parents. The ooroner will_hold an
'Noon to-day.
81.1 oar Fixate—Last evening an alarm of
1_
. 11 ilao °Milled at No. 812 Lombard street by iho
""nun g of a wbxdow.ourtais. • -
, ,
Military Matters.
AB POEVIGID .TO SR ORDSB3I) OFY
It to understood that the Commonwealth Artil
lery. Captain James X hlontgomery, now iltationed
at Port have received orders to join the
eon:mend of General Itioo/ellan, in Western V9r.
ginie This company is composed of PhHada!
phiane of high respeetability. Captain Mont
gemer,y is the seeempllthed elerk of Mayor Henry.
He le a see of 001. John O. Montgomery, wall
known in Philadelphia. but for several years a
resident of the city of Now. York The Common
wealth Artillery was Nat to Fort Delaware upon
the breaking out of she war, sat at ■ time when
that pelt wu entirely negieoted. The oompany
has been on duty there ever einem The. Anille
rusts will doubtleei render a good account of them-
selves in their new and enlarged Geld of 'potion.
P1133/12171710X.
A large assemblage gathered at Wharton.etreet
M. E Church on Monday afternoon, to witness the
donation, by the generoue and patriotic ladle' con•
tirsated with the church, to Company E, Captain
Sykes, of the Jackson Regiment, of a number of
aeoemsaries, consisting of havelooks, towels, under
'lair% etc Rev,. bl. D. ()arrow made a feeling
and natriotio addreas on the pressentation of the
article., in behalf of the generous ladies. It was
replied to. in behalf of the company, by Mr B F.
Sewell. The choir sang the Bear Spangled Banner
and other patriotic airs. The ladies appeared
much gratified at doing so muoli good, and the men
Were grateful to think so many comforts were be
llowed, upon them by the ladle..
A DllotBlolr.
The Committee on City Property have decided
that the " National Defendant," Captain George
F Gordon, were entitled to the use of Spring Gar
den Hall, for drill purposes; they having a priority
of right. This deoision settles a dispute between
the Defenders and certain companies of Home
Guards, both parties claiming possession of the
apartment. • -
any To CARP.
The.arilllery company of Captain Chapman Bid
dle left this oily for Ohadd's Ford yesterday mor
ning. They will go Into o►mp there for twelve
days, ae we have already stated The company
looked well
ring R=SCL rwaseszAl
Yeeterday morniog, about, five,o'olook, the five
rebel prisoners brought to this 'oity on Monday
evening left in a steamer from drott-itmet
in eharge of Lieut. , BleFarland and guard, for Fort
Delaware.
run JAOIVIOX lIIICMCENT,
Under the Aommand of Col. John IC Murphy,
hive gone into eatep,at Hestonville. A portion of
the , regiment atilt remains at the Government
buildings, Obeatnnt street, below Fifth.
raj Entrr 'zoom) azolmivir
. •
This regiment, better known tis Col. Morehead's,
wilt 'son return honie to Philadelphia. A portion
of the baggage of the min:tent has already reached
the city by express. As we have already staled,
the regiment will re enter the Berrie* for three
ye ire or the war.
LITOR DAIRY'S LIGHT ARTILLIMY.
The squadron of flying artWery, whioh arrived
from •Furl Pickens, on Sunday, attached to the
Third Regiment of Regular' - Artillery, under com
mand of Major (breves lieutenant colonel) Barry,
U A., lauded at Washlngtori-street wharf, yes
tardily morning, and were furnished with food and
drink by the Refreshment Committee This is one
of the ficeet batteries to the army, and °manses
126 sturdy privates, 40 horses, and - 12 pieces of ord-'
niece. They passed right through, after the re•
past, 'f .1. Washington.
Mr. Frenois kielivaine exhibited, yesterday
morning - a Seoession 'which was taken at
lisinearlile by; Capt. Mokallin, and sent on to
his Mende in this silty as a remsmbranee It is a
pretty, well got up specimen of a Confederate rag.
GYMNAIT .ZOUAvja
The report oiroulated in some - of the papers, to
the affect that this floe eimpeny of young men,
now about to eater upon active service, were at
the German festival, at Eogel Sc Wolff's farm, on
Monday, is tetally false, and was originally indited
by some one unfriendly to the organisation. The
Gymnast Ziunves have but recently adopted the
series of morel and temperance resolationa passed
and recommended by Ellsworth's Ohioago Zottaves.
COLON 11:. APART'S nzazumwr:
Company D, Col Geary's regiment, Capt. Geo.
D. Hammer, bare a reoruiting station at 602 Arott
street. The company have been furnished with
their entire ont-fit, but went some few men to all
up their complement to 100 men The regiment
has received the patent Enfield ride, with sword
bayonet. Men wishing to join this company will
be mustered in at once, and receive their clothing,
if application be made before ten o'olook this
morning—to march to Camp Coleman at once
LEGAL INTELLIG.cr4CE.
Qtriltrtit Sersazons—Judge Allison.—john
Beteel, who was put on trill, charged with keep.
lug a disordetly house, was convicted His daugh
ters were then pat on trial, charged with commit
ting an assault and battery on Mr. Roberts, the
prosecutor in the disorderry-hense Dose, and Mr.
Roberts wee also tried on a similar charge. These
cross bills were not conoluded on Monday at the
hour of adjournment, and were resumed yesterday
morning. The jury had not agreed on a verdiot
When we closed our report
James Orr and John Gallagher were charged
With oommitting an assault and battery upon
Policeman Maley. The prosecutor stated that
while on his beat, at one o'clock in the morning,
De notioed at Fifteenth and Federal abreeta a great
light, and, upon going to the spot, he found it wac
caused by a 'barrel, which had been set in the
street and fired. The defendants and others were
grouped around, "making epeeohewAllte
men,". scoop:Ong to this officer, and he demanded
that the fire should be put out This the party de
clined to comply with; and the officer wee told to
clear out, that he bad no business at the nisei).
The officer then attempted to,overturn the barrel,
and was then assaulted by both defendants, and
had some of hie teeth knocked out, and was other
wise maltreated.
On orossezamlnatlon the officer admitted that,
the party were engaged in burning an effigy of
Jeff. .D.tvis, and he ooneidered that Oafs was a vio
lation of the law, and be stopped the fan.
There was considerable amusement created by
Some of the witnesses, who wire Irish, and neigh
bors of the defendants, and disposed to give a
favorable coloring to their doings. One of them
oould give no testimony at all, being too dumb en•
grossrd by bis own affairs; and he would persist
to telling the jury that he bad three sons hunting
Jeff Davis, &a.
Governor Kicks.
BALI MORN, July 16, P. lif.--Governiir Woks
was persuaded go-night He trade a brief speeob,
strong for the Union, and expressed his unaltera
ble devotion to the Constitution. He was convinced
that Maryland's only safety was in the Union.
THE LATE SULTAN of Turkey .was a hard
boy, acoording to general report, and over fond
of the ladies. They led hlm snob. a Me of ex
pense and magpies°, that he had to drink to drown
his oar.: So 4, women and wine—the tout is di
vine," finally brought him down, shattered his
nerves, and at last turned his toes gracefully up
for him.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Money !kiarket.
PRILADELFNIA, July 18,-1861
Stocks were still more strong and active to-day.
Reading Railroad shares advanced tol9* Nearly
all the railroad securities were better. City 81203
are steady, and State fives in'clemand.
The New York Post of this afternoon says
The stook market opened extraordinarily buoy
ant, and s farther large advance took place in.
nearly all the aotive steaks ; but at the close there
is a sharp reaction, under a rumor that the Federal
troops in Missouri had suffered a deeded reverse.
This rumor is,. perhaps, the story of a Memphis
paper alluded to in the tslegraphio news from
Louisville In the morning papers.
The Weakness at the close is increased by the
pressure to sell on the part of the apecalatore, who
have bought largely of late.
The transactions in Western Mocks were very
large, es tally in Galena, Toledo, and Rock
Island Minot. Central was Influenced by the im
provement of it per cent. repotted from the other
side, the stock- still being 4.5 per cent. above the
London quotation.
Peolflo Mall was Arm at 74d; Panama at 110.
For Cleveland, Columbia, and Olneinnati, 02S,
ex dividend, is bid.
For Oblong*, Burlington, and Quietly sixty-two'
was paid, which is an advance of tour par neat. on
the last vale.
Early in the day there was a strong demand for
Government sixes of 1881 at 88488 i, but at the
aloes sides were made at 88r. Treasury notes are
very firm and better. There are few offering.
The Border State bonds are Irregular; some
descriptions higher,. others utatertally-lowen.
Missouri/ rose to 43i, Tenneturees to 40, ' North
Carolina. fell dr to OM Louisianan to 58.
Money Is easy on call at 5 per cent , with more
doing this week in this way. Prime paper is
wanted at 8,7 per cent. The offerings outside of
bank of A No 1 DIIII4I are very light.
The Louisville Courier of July 10 rays :,
" Yesterday evening °Moors Kirby and Tiller
arrested a counterfeiter by the name of John gun.
ley. Tee °Moors reoelved Information that - this
man, who peddles bleating and patent , mediolnes,
was engaged is making counterfeit ooln, and they
started on his traok, ending him on Market street,
between Elanook and Clay, where they also found
moulds and dies for manufacturing oottnterfeit
dimes and quarters, also a large amount of bur
glar: tools. This man, no doubt, belongs to a
gang of counterfeiters and thieves as a large
amount of letters was found la his poaiession, show
ing that be was pretty largely engaged in the
business." . .
Pkiltidelpkin Stock Exchrtiage‘ Bales,
July lg. Ilea. .
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small business only to note.
GROCORIIIa There is more doing in Sugar and
Coffee ; sates include 700,hltde of the !oilier at hi
bil for Cube. and SOO bags Bt. -Domingo Coffee,at
Ins, all on time. ,
Pnovfarotra remain insotive, and the sales mostly
(maned to mall lots. Bacon Hams and Shoulders
at steady rates.
WHIAST moves off more•freely at ,16a16t0 for
bbla ; hhda are searoe at 16a
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8012) N J Con lit mtg -105 100' - - -IP
1230 Oily 158 303.- -...914 1 do -1 24 NO(
&ON Y c.'B6 6. :.. ...93 lop do.-..--...1130.691‘.
**
1 , CO y Con ban '76' .105 1410 do.- - .e 12,4 65tx ,
sdoo Erns .th n 115,100.73 250 do ......-.- .00 ark
co 0 rce RR bd. '7l 67 360 d0........-..___...693,
BA !Rai Riv lac. ir.t.1.105 . 50 dn....-. - -.69
1900 Hod ft' 3d intr...•3o 90 d 0..........- ..-6-li.
30 Veroh2B4B' Bark .-..85 ' 100 do . -.820..88*
13 Rank 01 Atnsrina.. l lii' 350 Gal. &. did. 111..- 43.64.4
6 R's of Rtate or N. Y. 75 440 d 0......... - .5611
35 Bank of Commerop.73 too eo-....1)10.8514'
/0 Me rovvo imp tianlr.S9 tee do--.....-- 1.30.881;
II Park Bonk SO' .11 do_._. .__x3.66
200 Paci fi c Mail 8.-.53J.7i 550 d 0.....- 1 ....5.66 1
160 do ..76 ce ' 00........0 er%
2,) do ...... , --- .74% ;BO . do-- .-..
: --55.56.1‘
-160 - do-. - ..7414 450 Cleve. 3r Toledo 11...30
' . lOO ' d 0.... 130.74 X 36) do-....,.....-
75 N. Y. Central it.....473t 260 . do- --..140..
; 5 91
1650 do.:.. -...-;.......787 60 d0..._.... _...t,60,4
180 00.......---.100.7ak 1 , 0 d0......--.1 . 60.3d_
50 do. -.-.......130.77% 302 do ---..- ...11916"
230 do--..-..... ..78.143.0 d 0........ 470:261(,
61 do.-.......;.-- 230.7/X 300 d0.'.....--:-' ' 2 -2 , Gi"
1
100 N d0.:.-. --. gl5 TS OM do --..........1 7 /0 211 i
100 do -..--_......830.78 AlO do-.-. 2302318
101Pananut 1t.....--- ini
Asnis are in demand. and gelling at $.5 331% for
Pots. and 8676 for Pearls.
Bien Derumm.--The market for elate and Wanton:,
Flour is firmer 'sad 6o hatter, with mare business doing.
The sales. are la OW bhia, at 86.7603 90 for superfice
Butte; $41604 lb fo extra State ; 835103 60 for super
fine Mmbigen Indians,, Ohio lowa. &0., and 8405.30
kw extra d • . ineluding shipping brands of round hoop
Ohio at $4 65e4 60. sod trade hr ndn of de. at 84.9066
tinuthern Ylntir is ti•-t mod unchanged, with snug of
iro tibia at 84 9505 30 for superfine Baltimore. 86 ade
676 for extra do, $6 Ocid.4o •or Brandywine, y 710760
for fleorgetown $7.6109 for Petersburg City. and $730
09 for Richmond Cur,
canedlan Pllir is more steady din moderate re
quest, with seer of 600 btds at 813.4503 60 for superfine,
and $407 for the range of extra brands.
Rye Plour 1• must, with small sales at 82.5003 15 for
the range of Roe and superfine.
Corn Meal i. unooanged ; we quote !erase at a 2.7 . 6
83 80..Brand•vr ne 83, punoheons 015015.26
Wheat is le2o higher, With a good export demand at
the improvement - fries 100,000 bush at Plc for good
Chum. o spring , $l.OBOllO for winter red Western.
900940 for MiIUMU I ee c1ub,930930 for amber lowa, and
960 for Minnesota. •
. • • • •• .
Rye is ta , et at 4.6*60a for Western, acd 67t6688 rOF
State; salsa 7 000 hos yr astern at 460.
3 ?arle7 la dull at 6.0010.
Oata eta firm at 260300 for Jersey, Palawara• and Pat
300310 for estate, and 26033 e for Western and Cana
duto.
Gore le dull Led drooping. with sales of 33,030 bag 113
40044 c for ew mixed Western - •
.W ataxy is quiet. with sales of 310 Kids at 160.
Plitovistoirs.-1 begs use been a little more activity Ili'
Mem York bat prtoes favor the buyer; the molars ere
1.3'0 bbis at 8166414 for mess, and 810 for prime. Beef
is on et •with sates of 100 btils at 41606 40 for o,catry
-mess; 8404.61 f,,r co. mime ; 88010 10 for reoseked
Wee.err, and $lO 60011 60 for extra mug. Prmo mess
hoar is quiet. and n thing doing. Beef Hatay are dull at
310 60014 for Istate and Western. Bacon Is nominai.
( A , ' Meats are gqiet, with sales so casks der salted nem.
ai 60. Lard is nem cud ar moderate demon'. with Wee
of= tee and Dol• at 8e693. and 3'o kegs at glio. Butter
end Cheese mie Jess views but tear& is not much dinar.
UNION Err victors,' AND LNITSR PAPBII.—Mr;
Maass. N 0.316 Chestnut street. bee the finest assort
ment of" Union "envelopes and note paper in the oily.
elittediarlrtheie ;Kreuter derloes, and le by
far the largest manufacturer of them in the country.
lies selling immense quantities of them.
'Tax Tantpr ox faux —The proposed reduction
of duties on iron in the new tariff,/ rt . /er of Saaratui
Chase has caused considerable talk. Ogle thing certain,
this wi•l not in 'he least interfere with the cheap prices
&Wm for clothing at the -one-price military and °brio
clothing establishment of Orewnlle Strikes. 609 Chest
nut street. Mr. St. kes is now selling off his eateneive
stook of summer garments at greatly reduoid prices,
and with each sale uresente a useful sift.
Tax tdmirsivr CLOTHING DOPOT.--Rookbill
Wilson's Brown Stone Clothing Hall appears to be the
leading house for the manufacturing of military cloth
ing. in the upper stories they have some twenty cutters
employed, and about seven hundred headman, mutant
ly engaged In meringue the work. Over three thousand
coats were made up by this firm in ten days, for the
State. besides full suite for several companteWof Home
Guards, and for °Meers of the army and navy. The
kication of this well-known establishment DI /Tog. 60$
and 805 Chestnut street. above Sixth.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
CONTINNNTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut.'
Josiah H Carter, Boson D A Bsind, Illinois ,
J-11 Morn'ily, Pittsburt N Holmes. Pittsburg •
John fi 11.111111111 Pittabmc Alms 0 14 Jogai, Ohio. . '
Miss J Isldole. Z eessi to r•ero de B Kenn. Pottsville ,
D ?mating Pr. la Viratma Drshoe Johnson Ohio ...
Jos IBlliott, 8 eubenrille, 0 W Moon-• . 4 MIO ...
Roht . 11PITATd. Jr, Ohto John G W.tte, Al Y
...-
U Jameson. Ohio M n Wheeler Jr, ChM • C. 'T J Lao d n. Partin:lore C W Hurnriohouse. Bea l',.
Geo M (3118.4, - Baum re W C Fawn, in A
P nipple. New York W M Peyton* Is. Phil&
K
I D , Fmalbers Baltimore J H Tesdorff. Baltimore
It - B.rhop, r mailman el of Penn Ohio
N B Hutton, New . York 3 B root retry Si Chunk
B 1 , Palmer. Philo. C K Robinson A' Is. Mich
Mr Part Mks & la, N Y Wm Brans, New York
A B Shaw. Now York I,Groasmonu, New York
Israel ereoner, New York e B Warner. New York
W 3 ••termour Troy. II Y Luther C Carter. et Y
J B Peptone, Flushing ' NYCO Hanulton, New York)
(loot T L Robiosion. N York J Crouse, Ilyrsontm, N Y
J J Cronse. Syracuse. N Y E Crouse. syraoure, N Y
C 0 Simpson. New York J N Kirk & la Al Clair
Dr A Small, York, Pa 4 . 0 nurseark. Ps
Chas (1 etewart G Nixon, New Jersey
W L Corse. Penns L Glover, New York
.1 Carron. Lake in parlor J H Bcrleigh. Maine
J A oilion t Messanausetta J N Hedge. Merreachusetts
y as W gr rn gh, e ew Yore it Busted, Detroit
0 W Kirkland. Illinois W J gbomson. lie* York
C B Welling- Philadelphia C Chars, Bostm
Jail* Pots, hl.Chuok Hon T Jones Yorke. N J
D It Clymer. RtPdl/2t A I. Holley, New York
P D florin. New York C Lewis, New Y ork
C 8 Farwell. (Throw P wadaworth. hicago
F. lid Haines & wl; rthloago A A Morse, hew York
iiR Stevens New York C P Striokney, New York
WPoor. Cinoitnatk U Alex MoUonold, Cm, 0
'U
r pbraids & '6,•N fork 8 Brown, Wash, D C
J el !baser. Cincinnati. U B 8 /Lags. Portomdmth, 0
C J Elorknoll, New Haven W hl • hat... New York
cast A f 3 Miller, Wash (3 8 Er, New Yort
Geo A bAott.• Odarsochtuietts 3 0 'born, ittualchusetts
L t.alon, Massachusetts J Wiley. Jr. Mass
rf 1 , Littlefield Mass W 8 emit. Baia
W hi Stewart, Indiana .J Pol c ey. Harrisburg
br
D Parker. New acopahire F PI enact, Baltimore
W C McCall, New Jersey if B err, New Jersoy
0 M Whittaker, N J B Hammitt, Pbtia-elphia
D L Cohn. New York et Higgingon. Boson
(rCabot. Boston .1 U Sturtevant Boston
H Pondiot, tilswa•k F H Badger: New York
8 Bradly, New York B T Burton, New Yo•k - •
Chas Harrill. thaiton Mr Tamen & w'S C on
Miss Gill & sis, Baltimore J L K•ng,'lgoringfi Id
C K Bingham, New York J Brown.' Pennsylvania
inn Bo der & le
W 0 Crum. Colombia.
8•1147W5, New Yo , k C 'W Brown, Pis
u Bellman. Baltimore Miss Selman, Baltimore
J hisoonkey. W Chester B Thomas, Jr, Baltimore
•
AmsaicAn HOTBL—Oneatnuf meet. above PHU.
L p
_Eipholtz, Downlogna I C Bndd . MD. Delwara
W,M. Bull - C_ltaTmond, Dew I,o*.
JR Riley ec la. Nisi less t. Num.,. Balt 2. ,
W H Hampton. Boston 01 Htepliena...Latastet
W. r pay• be, Lauccattr g Toppso n ew
W•R rdibs. Poulin RA ono Pd e
ri . :
F Payne. New York B C Bar r a- ortaira mni
Cleo Lear. Doylestown J M Cowell. Doylestown
M • ardley. Ooyles own T 0 Denney.
B B B.sh. Maryland H K Bishop, Maryland
W U Wilson New Jerseyisle J H Humes, Jer'y Ch'e
WI Mugs/. New York H altilford, Hew Jersey
J W Water. U e A 2t B al a* Bto l, N York
WJ Peiarbridie, Baltimore C P Mummer Tantsula
P Atwood, liVin'erpOrt 1. iltich. Winterport
T Wallace, Delaware I B Wood, Conn
SIERCHAffirfP 13011155,r—Foortli atrial. below Arek
A 0 Farley, Pittsburg. Pawl Mitchell. Clearfield
Dent rummy, beuem, II J )J Berger. Penns
Wm Chapman. i eons r h, w & la, N Brunswick
Hon I 5 aim , dith, Penn& If McCulloch Ft Worms
T It Fakir Peoria I went Milton
Jr,
T Swank r, Milton EP of illertsia, Atlantic Clt
Jos Brownlee Erie E Howard Woos Cr, 0
P 5 Turner übio Ilittn. 5 Price. rd Chunk
W H Levering, Lafayette A Bordner. Detroit
Win A Baooo. I °trait J L .W illcutt California
Levi L witicutt, Boston T N Curiuinitheos Pi • York
Is Polak. Wslorbory 0 .11 Eslegy,w de vee, CL
5 Booiduran. Coral E B W ard & 211 7111. UlitrOlt
Writ NI oLeon.:Bl2)Dpoosbg w T Valentine, Bellefonte
P )3 %%loon Selie,on e
BT. LOUR HOTEL-41hosunts moan. aoovo Third.
W E Pinter, New Jersey John Towers. New Yolk
Chas Wlisnou. Jr, Penns, Chits G Allen, Havana
E
A ntonio, Barium
Mmes. Nam Jamey 1 Mutters, Lis
ouville
Teas H Lanisld, Vermont
PV it Van Riuron, N Jet James Goose. New Yolk
Col J P Pink•lrneyer, N Y D Ohio
Mni.Dinght. Ctoomootioot W M Vette. New York
W•Jories. Mariland 0 Clinton. Massaohnsatta
Geo abolition. New Jersey Geo Boott, Phile,t elphis
W R Rill, lowa
BOARDS.
MO Ass= Ist 93
IJOA.RD.
-)9 Pecos 33 -
18 do .
600 Lon, lahtod q..Y 7.3,‘
141) do.. 7
IWO Cant t Atuts . /1 44. di
.
1000 d 0.., 81
800 Phds 11))1) 7.--- 73
Nti rah }VB4 CT
600 Lobighea---101
9U du —lO7
30/1 dO.--
9 Nor natown a9N
•
1Ol:8--P1 it IC • -
Bid,4ib.O.
Mouth R Pref,_ 9 10
li*tint Is 'U. .14 • 60'
I r 10)4
81 . 11 4. la?) 61g
North Penna g° R.
N Es lt (10., .06
' 7
?I Poona R 100_70i 71
cootavisua Rore 0 (It
Freak So ,_ 30 ad
14-als R 004
Ptl Ila •Xd, ..1 ,
agel & Pule, t 9
a Comae:ism
Philadelphia Markets.
July 16—Everting
There Is no change in Breadstuff's, end but little
demand for Flour to day, either for export or home
use, the North trade buying moderately at $4 MS
mixed Western superfine; 25.4 75 for extra end
extra family do; $4 50.4 75 for standtrd Western
and PODDIJIVatia superfine; $4 75.5 75 for extra
and extra focally do; and $6.6 50 per bbl for factoy
lots, as in enality. The only sales for ebtnment
are 800 bids Broad•etreet Mills extra, and 200 bids
family. on terms kept private. Rye Flour sod
Oorn Iffeel are not !centred ter, and nearly nomi
nal, at $3 25 to: the former, and $2 032*4.715 per
bbl. for the latter.
Gasis.—The receipts of Wheat are light, the
market steady, and the demand moderate ; sales.
comprise 5 000 bushels, mostly new Southern
reds, at 11041120, la the oars and afloat, and white
at 1151118 a ; a sale of old Maryland red was made
at 1183 afloat; old Western and Penn* redo are
quoted at 110a1133, and but little offering or sell.
tog; no Spring Wheat arriving. Rye Ii steady at
570 for Penns, and the sales light.• Corn , is also
steady, with small sales of yellow at 62453 c, in
store. Oita are firmer,
and Penns are held at
29a; a sale of 2 400 bush el, poor quality Southern
was made at 270 ; primes are worth 283 afloat.
BARK —Qatacitrou is unsettled andlower, Wlth
small receipts and salsa of Ist Na,l at $2742/3 pan
ton. Tauber's-Bark contlaues dull.
New York N.arkets--Yeoterday
CITY ITEMS.
II! To 12 o'crs.oox Lksi Mani•.
THE UNION—Area Won't.. above Thins.
W Getwines, Penns 1 D "arson, Phil*
Dr W Funk. Waynesboro fi BCleaver. V*lawars
Joyhtns Com),,Che stunt /ND Geo Sweeny, Easton .
Forester. Onto 7f .p.obertson, Maryland
.11 J Bridgman. New York
RATIONAL ROTILL--Anoe street. above 1100 rt.
11 Yen fri rk,Be• Menem him 3 Mortim^r. fa
B Ruffin. Penne Irene' U man, Wmenort
Oierelsnd.Ohie 0 W Warren born .LOwn
Ati Piobthorn• Resanti Jae Maura k Le. manna
.1 R Clever. Ashland 4_ HYoaudi t
.1 ft Be awitZ, rittlitiarg y 14, enullOROT, Penos
Sed..afeb Irish. Pn Untie I Henry 0.1. i rortrmile
B Bartholomew, Pena%
mourn 'minor RUTHL—Heeond et...above A
A Millet, slew Jereel Jae Ken_nekly, Penna., ..
H tte:. Pettus Z Holt, -ownine. Ketruusat , !...:...
M Wslliasnaon Penne 0 A elms.. .
. ..
Wm Bata's,. Altoona r Anian. Ger York • . .
roflitainolue. tenni. Geo Ealseln , Yenta
MoPato, Pence A Lambert. dew Jentel
Hallowell. Holmestrurg
NEVEIB NOUSE—Mord street, above Rosie
0 W Morgan, Pottsville W - Jones. Labors, Pa
T,W Burrsaw & dati,len'n Mrs W Jonas, üburn, Pa
0 !Ay. orwJers'y 'John Genatt. Manor
antes Johnson, Manoy
•- -
BLACK BEAR HOTEL-Third at.. above CallawhiN
Jo' :Penna. "latiob rabalroar, Pima&
W Hamar. POLI alba rg A
Buolrmatti,
al.). Perh . a
Qg &t rot.JautintL,wa J eft,.
I B Rorer, 017SY aaan. Peap a
Jacob Cresa, Pian& • fqiy mitrrnie
, Dr H
na f ru i l rg ari l i" Aakanaleerenas isoOgrtPnna
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1861.
STATES UXlON—Market street. above Sfxl.b.
W Orr. Penns C M Stanley
J M Campbell, Altoona AB Ctinning,Ltam, Yantis.
Sanibel A &Mel. Yana& Lewis homy. Chas 00, Fa
john M Maaune. Papal* Thos E Watt. Latrobe. a
1 , ! 4 40 briesa Fort warm, T titevebson. 11
e•
Jon.. 10.DolaTava Miss V Lyman, !Jett re
W L• Boy ork co, Ps
•
COMMERCIAL HOTEL— Chestnut at.. above kith.
tflews. West Cheater. Pa Wm Lama. W Cheater._ pa
Shaw, Pb 'tad% A' a Prevost, Tiootaft. 3
Taylor. Keats on. P 4 R Rounelp Cheater oe. P
J 14. Keeton. leatore )1'• E:1 ma. Cueater 00. Pa
F Wilmetee, bet C estes, Bprdent .are,
g kid Attu Wirst , lbeater .011:0,08* Chrster
It Woodward. Chador 00 Chu Johnson. bew York
BALD EAGLE HOTE.L—Alurd at-, above Doillow
ICotßa. DullstwineßriliteY.BetAl.them
W lisudeobusb, Weisportit' Lelsenring. Pittaburg
0 Eisnuwell, Penns NV Reed, Jr. Wometsdorf
PHILADEIMILIA BOARD OF 'EJLAJDE.
9EO. N.
TA E TR M A . M
W. R O EH JNORA
E. Oeitacwrza or Ism Metres
At Oa Merchants' Ezekarw, Philissletahia.
&up darsuak, RQIIr land .---ly Se
alma Taaoarons, Donevy— SOOLI
Berk Rig larame, - Gleason —. —Havana, gook
Hack Roanoke. Thom e.eon de Janeiro, soon
floor kt. J J (denser, Xobi 011011.. badoss, soon
sone t,lara. Barrett... 2 .... Port Spain. soon
Bohr lt A Ileoksohar.littiblis...— Biwa. soon
MARINE EEITIMLIGENCZ.
roar OF PILILLIOILLFILIA, July 17, 1661.
8144 A - - grIL 4 _ 46 IS UN SETS
ARRTVED.
, Bark Roanoke. Thompson, a days from New York.
with a' Wes to Levant's & Bro.
brit Quest' timber, 14 Miss from East Harlon,
TI. With Silt to A S 1i Ooterbridts.
tont laoato Tort's. Mayo./Idays flora Wellfleet, with
Indio to Get, B Berrat.
. . . . .
Bohr Jag Batten !matte, 11-lisloy, 5 data from Boston. in
bellaq co N Sturtevant & Co.
Bohr 3yloester Neuter, Thompson, 4. (Isla from Balti
more. in "album to captain.
to o
Bohr Vermait tn: lon.,Avery, from New. York, with mdse
apta t.
Bohr D D Martin. Martin, front Now'York, with mdee
to 1) Cooper. • • •
Schr Yeomans, (Br) Hillis.? days from Eleuthera.
with pine apples to Isms° Jean°. & Co.
Boor Logue*, Hallett, 6 d - Ay s from Boston, with rode*
' to Crowelf
Bohr Jets. Wthtemion. Jr, Winemore, 6 days from
Bolton, in Wiest toSinnickson & Glover
Bohr .11 E Weston. 5 days from Boston, in bal
last to n statumnut it Co.
Behr Gee Roffman, Dennett.4 days from Fell /Dyer.
in halloo to captain.
Bohr Emma. dmith, 4 data from Lynn, in ballast to
Noble, Hammett it *AhrOPOIL
Bohr Ivy, Random'', 6. d•tys froiii,Boaton, ballast
to noble. Hammett 6r.
Bohr W A Dubois. Olayri, 5 days from Chatham, in
bal Net to N Sturteva - ..t & Co.
• Bohr J W McKee. mennejt, 6 days from Boston- in
btllast to N Sturtevant & Co.
Bohr H Staves, Gibbs, 4 days from New Bedford, in
ballast to eaotlin.
Bohr Pauline. Brown, 2 days from New York, with
mass to David Cooper. •
Bohr Tel . Hosers t dip; from Ifarwlohport,
with mdee to Crowed & Cu ~ ltps.
Bohr It-o. Crows.l. from Providenos, in ballast to No
ble. Hammett it titOdweil
Bohr Amos Fatkonburg. Wilbert. from Boston, in btl
teat to Noble, Hammett it Caldwell
Boor Merin A Wood, Baker. from Salem. in ballast to
C A Eleckaoher & Co.
Bohr E W Perry. Sampson. from Nantnobet, in bal
last to Costner- 03iaktiey & Wetlintama.
dtsiontog- F starr. Maui. 10 tomtit from Delaware
Breakwater, haying s wed up.bark Coorad, from New,
York. Repine the Bark 'rhea Dollen. for t &scam.
Hamilton, for Ha..ans. I R Darla. for Key West and if,
Foster. for Salem. passed to sea at 9 A 11l on Sunday.
Posted t• 11 the Brown bark Roanoke, from New York;
off toe Ledge a deeply-laden fir brig; aim aB' Delaware •
Cal s Br eohr, sopmsed to be from Naimoli. N P.
Steamer Bisok Diamond Allen, 24-hours from New
York with mdse to W hi Saud it Co. • •
..—_.
Steamship Bolton. Cioceter. New York, J Allderdioe.
anis Venus. Deese St Jeep, NB, P Wright do Sees. -
Uric N P Stewart. Cain. Key West. l'yler. Stone te Co
Brig Winysw. W7131/111, balen. N Sturtevant a. Co.
Bohr Ina, Crowell, Promdetme, Nome, Hammett
Caldwell._
Bobr A Pallenburf. 'Wilbert. Providence, do
Boer Emma. Owl*, Dover. NEt. do
Rohr Ivr. Henderson. Bo•ton do
Bobr W 0 be!tlett, Cormelly, ' Bniton, CO
tobr Vermillion. Avery, iroviaence. L Andenned
ken.
Pehr B L Berry. Weaver. Weymouth. do
Behr Yankee Boy,Bisley, Hartford. do
nenr M Wand ßaker. Solent, 0 A Heakeeher & Co.
Bohr r W Perry. Sampson, Boxbury, Curtner, Stick
any & Wellinsvm.
Bohr Lady naffolk. Baker. Boston, . do
Bohr C r ritiekney. Perry orton. - do
' Bohr hilver Magnet.. Ifoston.N Sturtevant &Co
Scar Nr.tth Maysi.rteuro. gm •
Bohr 8 Cosner, Thompson. Gloveland, , do -
Bahr B Borihner. Ironic Boston, do
Boor if 8 rmson. Long- Patton. do
BohrJ W MoK•e. Monooil. rrovidenoe, do
robr :4' A butoin. Mayo. Orleans. do
Bohr Isaac Mon, Crowell. Boston, do
Bohr Jesse WiUtamsoa. it, Wialinarer &MUM. sin-
Olorar.
Bohr W Wattage , Scull. Boston. L Rothermel & Co.
Mtr Mew York. Hunter, New York. W Yclyde.
Btr H LGaw.ller, Baltimore. A afoVell.JT.
(Correspondenee of The Frees.)
HAVRE DE (MACS. July' 13.
Eleven boats left here thin morning, laden and con- !
signed as [oboes:
Lewis Hortord. light to Humphrey. Hainan &
Wright; oonorny,_bark to Peterson 4 0..; n YDu
ren wheat to A 0 Cattail & Co. and inmber to M
Trump. lion & Co; Franoes, lumber to Norcross tr.
Sheers; Wm H Young. di) to WHallagtOn, Del; Basking
& Nerd and Antenna. anthracite coal to teew York;
?Sarah With. Two Meters. 61 J Link. and A J Whitney',
do to Delaware City.
14—Twelse ' , oats left bare this morning. viz: T
Glentwor.h, train. bark, and staves to hirot tc Dro; T
Rathmel, lumber tea R Woiverton; John Cane stow: •
glee, staves. &c. to Cadwatader & 0. ; Faith anthracite
coal to New York: Magma Foremen J 13 Wingate, W
0 Brubaker. Dr DO dteever. Dauphin, Advanee..lndga -
Begins. and Dr 1, 8 Filbert, do to Detaware City.
(Correspondetose of the Prem.) '
Itif.ABING. Jrily
The following boats from the Union Canal passed into
the Schuylkill Canal to-day. bound to Philadelphia, i
den sad onps,cned as fotiows:
D A Albright and d E Seebohi. Inmber to Josh Kee
renningmn & ltarm,n. oat lumber to Oeo Adams;
J Humes. shingles to Wm C.Llord; S B Bally, boa &
to John Gram; tieti WLehman. antaraoite coal to H 1 .
Burroughs; Two Sisters , plc iron colas Itoeland; Jonas '
& At gold , lumber to MIMI Bolton & CO.
. • --.
SIRMORAND A.
Steamship Ken.iucton, Baker, sailed from Boston
lath inst. for Ith.latleirhis.
Shiv rdmn d Kaye. Steele. hence, arrived at Liver
pool yreci••aa V.4lti toll.
ions 11spOno„ Havener, cleared at London 2 1 inst. for
Cardiff's:id Hong Kepi.
Dbip botden _trete. wanlett. cleared at New York Yee
terday for Ban Fninoimo
Ship Siam. Rice. from Jarvis Islands, Feb 20. arrived
at New ork resterdsv.
Bark Pd !ammo's. Wayne, from Glasgow, arrived at I
New York yesterday.
Bark Pa ram. Lovett. hence, arrived at Queenstown
30th alt.
Bart Ably, Hammond, sailed from Ardroesan 29th alt.
for Boston 1
Bark U W Fonithey,Baralue, sailed from Falmoat h I
Ist poet. for London.
. . _
Bark ()aorta Pearl, Cook, hence, arrived at Glasgow
39th ult.
Olive, nullified, called from Providence 14th
join, toy valledelphia.
Brig Ca!Houma, Comm. from Bristol for Delaware
City- Ivo ;led from Newport ltia met
fohr N 8 r Thompeon, Conover, hence, arrived at
Bolton Mil Inst.
. .
tours Mar, & Elizabeth, Reed. and Lnther Cbild,
Kelly oleared Barton 15th ii et for entlartelpbna
&Ars Diadem, Black. 6 w Cuniminya. Wei •ott, and
Gnu Carron, rratt. sailed how Providence tich inst.
for Phandelptda.
Sours J V Wattclin, Smith. Mary D Cramer, rran
mar and Rhodolla Blew, Peterson. hence, arrived at
aalom 15th first
rrrrlrni
Celle 'Henry Crosby. Nye. and Selena Helen, Baker,
salad from Newport 14th teat for Phila.:lB4Am,
Bohr Monterey, Craig, at Fall River. loth Mot. from
Delaware they.
Fehr M l Oarßele. Roder. cleated at New York yes
terd yy for Georgetown.
Bohm. Caroline Pall. lirerson, and A 'Beath, Rrart,
cleared at Boston 15th inst for Philadelphia.
Bohr Y ugene, ranter. neared at Boston lath inst. for
Philadelphia
Steamer Borah, Jones henna. arrived at New York
Yeot-ropy.
SPECIAL, NOTICES.
( DMA PRIOR CLOTHING OP TUN LATHP2
trywas, made in the test manner, exerasely for
PAIL rALEN. LOWEST selling prices marked In
Plain FirUM& AU goods made to order warranted
tatufaotory, our ON -PRIGS rrstem v lariat:7 ai
sered to. AU are thereby trailed alike.
•Ass-ty lONISE & CO.. 604 MAI KEW Street.
BATIMILOII 7 B HAIR DYll.—Thus celebrated
and perfect Bair Dye is Ms best Ws the owlet. All
others are mere imitations of this great mistral, whloh
has gained mob extensive patronage wan parts of the
globe. The genuine W. A. Bachelor's Liquid Eses
)y. fiwiresity praincee a splendid black or naturel
brown, without staining the skin or injuring the hair,
and will rwitsdy the its erects et' bed des:. Inviteluting
the hair for life.
Bold by all Druggists end Perfumer. Wholesale by
PLILNEWSOCK & CO., DYO9II . & 00.. Plulattelptilit.
rekl-tf
SUPREMO'S WITH 1)1138ABEE OF THH SLAD
nut, Kidney*, Gravel, Dropsy, Weakness, /to., reed
the advertisement in another column. headed " Helm
bold'. Genuine ?reparations." Jr t-rawf tf
IiELOVIR & Balsa's OTLZBILATXD
IFDLOELEBB IBEWINO MACRIXES.
Vee Beat in Vu for Family Sewing.
Us. 73* ginCtiirre lllVetreet. FYIWOW*. s Tv
'BIEFEPHBRD—ORTA.—Con June 8,1861, by Rem. B.A.
Fle!schot.a, Mr William W. Sammerci to Mlle Lohlss.
Oath, both of this city.
DIED.
LEBO 8.--Phaddenly. oit the 14th Instant, John Leech.
In the tlnh year of hos sae.
The relatives and fuseds of the farmbr, WI, Harmon,
Lodge, 'Do. 63, A. Y. M. s-Pr•doaia nesmornent;Ney
36. sod Rinlstsains Lodge. No 509. 1.0. of u. F.. and
the BeneiSoint loctipt7 of rasobalyilla are respect!:
invited to ahead hleaneral, tr..zp . hor late CM
denro, R bring . Bun Hotel. rhy roPtl Klnwerestak on
Wednesday. the 37th instant, at 2 o'olook. without far
ther otice.
I/0 AN.—On the. 14th instant, Barnet W..arife of
'Thomas Dolan, and daughter of Frederick flelmbold,
hut., in the flat Tear of her eye.
The relati yes and friend, of the fatory are Invited to
attend her tuner •I. vithoat further notioe. from the
restaenee of her hurband. No. Ott Notch ellaineeoth•
street, this Wed eaday.) morning. &LI o`o ock. Funeral
an rvone at the at. inatataa Chapel. interment at the
Yr ar.dlands
1.14.14 Y.-013 the 15th Instant, Robert Lesley, in ,
the COth year of his sae.
The reottleas and friends of the family are remnant
fitly inv.ted to Atte , d the funeral. frouthis late ran
dine*, No. 014 Marshall street, above Breen. this ( Wed
o. *day) afternoon. the 17th instant, at 3u'o•ook. without
for her not ma To proceed to Le urea MB Cemetery.. •
HILL—Oa the 11th instant, Charles Nelson. son of
Charles and Martha Bill agsd 4 years ands months
Funeral from the reamehoe of ble parents, AO. 1220
shreokaraison street eb ve (+nerd sees ue.(Bighteenelt
ward f ttus ( Wednesday ) afternoon. at 3 o t idook.
M ILL - R..—At feanafunk. on the 14th instant, Abra
ham Miller, in the 74th Yuma hie as.. '
Funerat from his rate restd.enoe, Washington(Monot
Vernon) •treet.this r wedoesday I afteenottri.•lll
11(PLLY.-1M the 11th instant, Bridget, wile of the
late James Kelly.
Funeral from her late residence, rito.lBM Buttonwood
street. above Itisteenth. this ( Wednesday Imoratug, ate
o'clock.
JOHIVRON.—On the 13th inst.. Francis Cross, eon of
L. M. Johnson and Anna his wife.
JuNba.—ln Pottayli , e. on th• id instant, Jemitrat
wile of E. W. Jones, late of Philadeiplua. la the 40th
2 I t r iAtOt s l l . l on the lath instant, Mrs. Ann L a / a bseil.
ae years.
Funeral front the residence of Mrs. Catharine Pteven
son northwest corner of 'I hirteenth aid Market ea'.
onvplisuaday mtareenth at 4 o'clock. •
Alllorl.—tin the 13:11 ftirsholis B. Walton, in
the Seth • •ar of his lase.
Funeral 'from! his late reardinee. on Froat.strest
bridge, Dear Frankford. thla ( W ednesday) &Ramona,
at 3 o'clock.
Y llteot,R.—On the 15th inst.. Joseph Singerly. senor
Kd e wa; d !Susannah B. Y anger. In the 3d year of his
a g . •
.017CHAVIAN..—On the 14!)) Instant. Geonre W.. son
of William Intl Ellen Buchanan, in the 11th year or tag
1 10 .
unwed from the raider oe * f his parents. No. 1729
otel street, this f_ Wed neadayi afternoon at 2 utoloss.
CAeKEY.—re t Fraokfuid. on. the 14th Instant. John
CaliksY, ip the 08 h year of his age.
Funeral iron, his late reindenoe. In Paul at-Set. below-
Church. this( Wednesday/ afternoon, at, o'olmak.
COREY —On •the 14th Instant. Mary Anna, infa n t
daagliter of Charles A. and Anna Corey, agedl year..lo
months at.dSldais
DAB 8.--On the 9th Instant. In Bridgeton township,
N a tha n 15. tare, late of P htladelehla, in rue .9th
year of els age.
t.t.Y.—tin the 14th instant. John F., eldest son of
and earah Cony. In the Met year of b $ gm.
Fitments from the restdenoc of tini father, Bast Vin
cent wash's. Custer county, Pa,. tha ( Wednelday)
af.•f1104,11. a. w
&0 0 1,.
ar oK ANNE —On the 14th suet.. AndrewMoKtfane, In
the 41st year of his see.
.•Fatiererl from his tate residence. northeast corner of
..Eleventh and Master Streets, this ( Vi r Odaol(l4Y)Stor . ll-
hat 9 o'clock.
/ Z.-70e the 14th Ica, John H. Wets. son of chi
late tieorge and usthanne ese.z„ ic the WM 1 ear of
ass.
Rowing front the mediate of hie brother-In-law.;
Jonathan Yertiret i fie. 1311 910)•rnewsb ir avenue.ge
hanklaY afternoon, at 8 o'clock.
LETTER BARB
_ - Tl 4
10 17
OhItAILXD
MARRIED.
RED DY.—Da tho Ath instant, SIM. Bridget Reddri
eg± , d. 50 yearionte of el lobes' Roddy.
Yuneml Rum the residen S p ru c e . r husband. ein. 309
South Front. street. .telow this( Wedneadtr)
afternoon. at 1 o'otoot.
,111101TRI;114G STORE, BESSOM EON,
IT.A. 918 CHMilTri UT 'treat are nom ser..inz
Blank drape miters at 311 and but cents.
1/14olr bongos: at 2/3 and 81. orws.
ISlook 74 wide barep.a• mead 63K cants
d-moarnint popli• a, aa
raynalios latrallas,l2s4q.
Gray mottled modanna. 1230.
•
Gnu mad vide madonnsaima.
rok and whit,- printed greosdinek WS.
bepberd plaid real
leek and Ishits - Paris ilorandias. tyl
ErTHE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.—The
Members are seawalls requested to attend the
d Meeljny,_to he held at the nail of the Institute,
on THU aIIDAY EVK'IRO. 18th inst. ' at 8 o'olook.
TVA Constitution of the aooietr. rut amen ded at the last
two meetings. has been engross's& and w,ll be read for
approval by the members.
IL-Jll7-te WILIAM% HAMILTON, Aotuarl.
TWESTERN BANK OF PHMADEL.
PH lA, July 13.185 t.
a meetaur of the etrd Direotors, held Out
der, Mr. C. N. WE.YeIANDs VUappointe dAssistant
Cashier of this Bank,.
We let G. bf. TROUTMAN. Clothier.
orOFFICE OF THE PHILADKLPHIA
AND DARBY IIAILROAD COM P mNY.
PHIL sDat.PIDA, July 13. 1831.
be Board of _Dlractors have this day declared a Di
vidend of rvv-ri 4 y-v!V.. CI,PITS per share on the
Capital Stook of th a Company. ontstandine this day.
tpasablenn and after the 23. h Mit , at the Office of tne
Treatnrer, No .2. Walnut street. •
Fonthe onnvenienne of Ice Etockhnldem, the Tree
alcrervill be at the Depot corner ..f Darby avenue and
Fo-t1 ninth street ropy:omits' the Gray's, Ferry road.)
between IN, and 8 P. M.. on SATURDAY, the 27th
Mat—prepared to pay the above. •
Tratatler Books will be closed until the 35th mot.
• r TBOS. aPARICd. eeoreme- and Trimmer,
JYIP-Im Pto 1 3 Vir A UNIT , ' •Or•ot.
VrOFFICE DV THE FHA NEFO RD AND
_li'/UTLIWA RE Pill IA U. L.P ELI A CI Y
t'Olift RAILWAY COMPANY, BERKS (late
Chatham) Street. below Frouth
Put. AnztrurtA. July 11.18 g.
The Board o r Direotors have th.s day declared a
Disiderld of TWO AKE/ ONE-RALF PII2. CENT.
from the earnings or the yoga ex mouths, payable to
the Ntilookholder., or their legal representatives, on and
after 1. a 314 valiant
Trot ranger Books will be Wowed until:2d lust
.Iylt. b OBAi. R. an 401 T, :.eoretarY•
Tr4I7TIg T AFL A VMFII "E Io. P.
PIIILADILTUTA. Jul, 1 1861.
A t a nimeting of the Hoard of Dirs.:awe held tbie daT.
a dividfind of THREE PER CENT. tram deolared on
the ortni .. I, Datable n the f met day of Augoet next.
Jr: im . W. L BLANCH AR D Peoretarir
frr , merlon OF 191113 WEST PELILaDEL
PEIA. VABRIO 2 _OIIRR R• t LWAY COMP' Nl',
offlmer. at. RkVgRFORD Road end Locieri
tit . reet. T'wenty-fontth ward. cornea hours from 0 A.
id. to 311 sa. - y
'PHILADELPHIA.JUIit.
The thmrd of Threottirs or the t7empnoy have this day
declared, doridend , of FOUR per cent. on the capital
stook o' .he oomotiay for the last six months. payable
on and atter the 25-h init.
The tmoke fo, the transfer of stook will be cloned on
the 11th inxt until the 15(b.
irlt-tbsictutas WM. MAltrlN.is.,Treneurer.
ErrE HAVE EMPLOYED Hemp FROM
7'38 PROTESTANT EXCHANGE,Southwest
oorner 'SECOND and NEW Streets. and A take pleasure
in recommending it to the public ea an 'blution much
needed to our 'city, for It, care in ae eoting the beat
glen, women, end children as to character and dumb-.
Emationa „•
7. ADDICICH,63O Race street.
E. M. Sala. E RS. G•een and Tulpehooken streets.
JULTANNA R A NDQIPH. 1784 Chestnut street.
EDWIN EIRE PA PR CR. ro
Ah street.
Dr. PAN COAST,_ 1133 cunt Vernon street.
JAS. R [UR tiRLIM. MO Mount Vernon street.
GEO. FREEMAN. eg7 North Eleventh street.
P.O. OLIVER. 860 North Stith street.
E. R. DOW kR, hird.and Germantown avenue.
T. WILSON, SP/North Front street.
T. McGill RE on :South Front street.
M. M. W TITTh, MIS Marshall street.
W. O. BORER al Market street.
W. B. RIOBAADSON. 418 Market meet,
lima over one hundree and fitly more, to whom re
ference. will iven et the nine..
MILITARY NOTtURS.
_
A. -WANTED—FOR THE TH(RD
Reg Pnent U. 3...Cavalri. able-bodied men of
good morale, betareen,the sane of 18 and 35
serve fors yews. Per from 812 to all'pir
month, with bo trd clothing. and medical attendance.
A minor wilt not be enliattd.withoot the oontent of
parents Olt guardians. &tea atioustonted •to horse, and
riders preferred. A pp'y pnnoiti ltendezvous, No.
115 Bouth EIGHTH btre et.
Captain .191114 A kVA 1 4E,
hl7-]2t• Cavalry Recruiting Meer.
iN OTIOE.—T he • Commit' eea appointed
try the veirions Companies of Roma G tilted!, R .
Graph PP18790 Blues te.o,frivorab:e to the forma
tion of it:Regiment to ' be o ffered , to the General Ga.:
vernment, for - AO riVE BRRVICE, wall please meet
RAIN f 1111 D I EVENIG 0.. X r. Jolt 18th ,at Ba
-8K ti. R8 z.1 V , , ,. N. r cor N ner l of Eighth and Callow
hin Iltieetg, at 8 o'clock.
B 9 order of the Committee.
)flB-3r . ...,, WM. 011AVIKAN, Jr., Seoretarl.
UN D STATES 0 AVALRY.-
WANTRD—For the Third Regiment. IL S. Cavalry
—able-bodied; unmarried men, of good character
any moralsi.between the ages of 113 and SS years. to
serve fora years. Pay !tom U to 21 collars per month,
with olotbiog. board, and medical attendance. Men
actonstomen to horses and riders preferred; a minor
will not be en'tsted without the consent of parents or
guardian. appjy at PriampW Rendezvous. No. t 1
.boatb MGR FIE P treatise JOHN /MITA off.
bit•Sw' Cast. ad Rat; U. N. Cali. Reafg Officer.
AILITAIIit.::O 0 OD /I
UNION GOODS.
FLAGS.
BUNTINGS. &c., &c.,
.4T REDUCED PRICES.
W.H. IliißSlitiNiL& SONS,
FIRMS and CRERILY Etzeatd.
COTTON ~pucir,;
SUITA.B.LB FOR TENTS,
PCI SALII
y. .)y: t~ e
sr 01-1 II
141M..PURIAICATIONS.
. T
HE.... BOOK,
- THREE DOLLARS. ,
REBELLION RECORD PerJul7-30 cents.
UPRIBING OF A GREAT PhOPLE-76 °mtg.
-JOHN .1130FARLAN. 33 13. filX cFr Pt.
Cenvaiesers went..d. 1717-2 t
MAJOR OENICRALI fiIcOLZbLAN.
card photegrephs of Major General-310Clellan.
Prios2sounts. Now ready.
IdcALLISI'EF & BROTEIRE.
iyl7-3t .. • -798 o.ll.lsBTNUT , Btrest.
ICE0t)158; LAM AND SIII3OELL'ANKOUB,
T-T new i rd old, bought, sold, and exchanged, at the
PHILAP M LA- BANK . BOOK BTOILB, 419
1111 - EA TN T iltreet.'..l.4breries at a diatanoe puirohaeed.
Those having Books to sell if v at a distance,will state
their names, rises bindtriga dates, editions, prices,
and 00unit - ions. WANTED —1 printed t 1 Beam
. min Franklin, as we ll as earl y Boo ks printad in and
, upon America. Autograph Letters and.Fortralts rntr
.e . Pamphlet lawn of Pennsylvania for sale. Cats
leraira. to prem. sent flea. Ml:trance appraisgid by
.*:
.gOMMRR COMPLAINT OR CHOLERA.
I • - 7
IN FANTII.IIL-;The: sofferinri of the little ones
from this disease may b& at once relieved by JAYNE'S
CA6 llielNAT V g BALSAM. It calms the action and
&Atm the irritation of the atomenh end speeds
and a permanent cure. Bold at 242 CIUtB fie UT tweet.
jyll-St if
ATEST . . AND BEST •
P4TENTL
•
• • FRU TT 'JARS', •
(BAKER'S PATENT.)
- - •
NO CEMENT 18 USED, AND NO EXPOSED SUR
FA.CE OF OUK TO TAINT TEE YRUIT.
TREY ARK' THE' MOST. SIMPLE IN OPERA
TION, RELIABLE' IN" RESULT; AND EASILY
PROVED.
•., . .
POTTEA. Si -BODINE, .
•liansfici fi torimi and ProprOkm.,
106 CHESTNUT STREET.
Also, Manufacturati'briliti lilieFanay Wins' And
..Ligpor BotUss, Dziggißle sAlic rock•ry Dealers' Olsen
'.olaas Ware. • . 10 .7 • - JAD•irisam
TO NlAGAltil;'',ATiLir , AND BACK
FOR $1.2.
aims
EXCURSION. , TICKETS
•
WILL 81i.501.1r
DAILY TnOyeaoUT . THE :SEASON.
saoet
PHILADELPHIA. TO THE-FALLS _OP. NIAGARA,
AND. RUT LISH.
FOR 7WP...L*E DOLLARS,
Vla Philadelphia and Reading. and Estates'. Elmira,
and Ennio Ratlroads, affording the opportunity to
AND. VIEW THE
FALLS OF NIAGARA,
AT TEE MOST TRIPLING COST.
TICKETS goof for isvaiir DATA raoat Taal. Ac
commodations throsgbout are 7/1112 CLASS, and the
19oenery along the route to unequalled.)
For luforuustion au to hour. orstarting, &c., apply at
P. & R„ Through:Moket Offloa,,
N. W. Corner SIXTH AND DRESTNUT STREETS.
E. D. MEARS, General Agent.
G. T. LIfONARD. Ticket • J,16-1m
APICTURE IS A BALPti TO Ous Sor
row when loved ones ere gone away. The oharges
ire Doll 81 for Colored Photographs. rimbrorirlh are
made eta, I erloes et RELe2IIIVB GALLJS&Y . ,bo•COND
m reet.ahove Orson. : It*
SOMltillt IS UPON US—And all the dia.
Mall tn.:adorn to the eesion may now be rapaoteil.
DteenterP• th at , ' mt. Chole , a tdorboe. and ad 80n4.1
a rectums are like), to prevail. and -rp. II o .nee witch
et:4onm. -Vet theta and all Cinder n oomiatnto mar' Pe
BALSAM.
ourodD. It
by D. JA V IP< OA kitIVAT/Vlt
BALSAM. Prepared &INS EIBINTNU Lyn Stir
E NEW 020 - tilluti I P SAE D,:•L
ydwn at' Bletnnatale. Wamuited ot. Ole very
beet gur att i , l a stare and for Bah.. arhotpiAls
LAoN eoa a a s nd re
t
ail.by Implemoßd Dtg Wl-rebotNe.Nos.*l
nod 3 0 00th 14 , X cy otreot.
SAN'S TOUR OHILD/xEN ! Nave Your
Children from the too often fatal ono!, Of Ruin
peer elowptint,by using et °ow. JAYI4 - 'el iAll lid !NA
TI %re tin .A4l. i . ..? a plranatil. tertian. and ule re
med•. and should kept on bend by every rearfal
mother. i•old itt 242 CH tttiT IV CT sleet. j. 17 3t if
Irjr4luN 14:;1 1 7BLOP.1103 AT UPHAM'S,
310 011137 UT ERnset. jest assortment in the
tun fin Arraim i =mhor thrhapas;s.
INDlCtlour Stomagr; and all Bowel
Alliattoa s=areintatovid b JAYNE'4 (MAK I
rLVAs.SALAA Tim mom certainty and ease Urn
ear other oreparatton rg offered to the pubde. (i
t a trial. Eoia at II o. =I 0 nEsTr4 j yr-St tf
RETAIL. DRY- 'GOODS•
L. HALLOWELL . Bc-00
1 1 ,Lkt 1 31.ARKEI STREET,
AIS 0X.,0504 01lit
AT RETAIL.
thole. stook . of
GRENADINES, TISSUES,
BAREGES, BAREGE ANGLAIS,
ORGANDIES, JAOONETS, '
LAWNS, BRILLIANTS,
ORGANDY ROBES, eta.,
IMMENSE SACRIFICE.
43-mwfat
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAK. -
caphEn4rett.s., Tir•mu. notton‘des.
Linen Drill.. Hatteens. Corduroys. ."
76 cent gine all-wool (1666 n mores.
BAWL and fancy Cessimeree.
c.,m4 rl. K h. COPULA D.
X719'11. E. csattar NINTH and MARXIST:
fI,LOSING OUT SALE DRESS GOODS.:
Bals , oe of our stook Gummier Dread Goads, at
merely *mane/ p•ices °lose them.
Mirages and Barer° Robes. Ns Mars hejf prise.
Fine stook Black Dress Goode, extra cheep.
COGPErr a.. LaileaßD..
103 S. E. nor. NUITH and MARKET.
FRENCH Or POINT EEL
Shawl!. Pflase e letean d d io l3? ) z e ox v
va tug;
Blrok Silk Mentkee. Oote, do.
summer buster'. A he* rt-et. oli•ftp. •
csoorza & Q9N A
RD.
•
N.B.—Best HoopBlkiilr .eor.N to O 4 6 o tinde M
IEY/T,
SClBllacit toursi GOOD 8.• _ ,
tstill farther Redaction
t Proses of Dr( es ; tioods . . .
0 Clots. Sommer Assortment/. • '. .
key Goods—TravellingGoods. • -
arias and tlrsandt.s—Chtoszes•— •
~
reran and Greandines--Broones. .. •
.
.. • -.;
Cahoon,— rnoltna—Summer Bilk.. . ~,
Fontarde--.turnmer r hawls—Alan ties. -•
B.IIARI'L.E.BB BROTHIMS,
jyll 0141.77 NUT and EIGHTS/ Streets.
LINEN DIAPER 8 —A full line of 'various
i tau azzgar n it d oli ro D , !:cs , 18 'non to X-mott.
R rLEIB I.
BROT HERS.
_l7ll CRFSTNU I and ElOHTH.Stroete.'
P YRE A AR LANDZLL . OPENING
" • RLAilit BlLKS.—Blaek Silky, fine grade.
' Bleak Silks for city mites. •
Black Silks wholesaler ' '
Bleak Silks, ZI to 36 Inches wide.'
& LANDFILL; FOURTH and
1 1-:4 1
AP Os, ere gelling all their Summer Goods low,
to oboe them.
Emmet' silks. Indis and Frenoh. •
ps,k Freneh Organdy Lawns.
Barney and Lawn tones by the yard.
Double and Ewalt 'ilk Grenadines.
LANDELL HAVE FOR
BATIENG DRRBBEB All-wool Ulna Flannels.
A 11-wool Plaid Flannels. -
' Good assortment of Toweling'.
Bummer (Italic wholesale. /YlO-tf
M 6 ] —MEMORABLE YEAR I !
i_. GARD ON DRY GOODS i•
.P
VERY LOWRICICB !
81161.. MORE REDUCED:
THORNLBY & CRISM, •
N. S. tor .FIG.l'eR and SPRING GARDEN,
Want to sell . their 'took cl4ira off, .
And have onsequan
REDUCED Ti/EIR PR IC ES.
• VF. KY LPI, INDEED,
Family Silk s
..r. Orem Goode et Will prloe. a little over half, price. • . .
7......1..
AC. MentleN.Polotee. Yam, mem • /co.. very 01te111...
Black Silk', the cheapest in Philadelphln. .
A great variety of Gra Goal". La &o., nus, 0.. kg...
A very lame stook of om-stio Goode.
A very large stook of Linen Goods. ,
Piloths,Vonsimeres. Vesting& Re.. Re.
. 8.--This is/ a HARE CRA.PftIE 'o get
_goods un
usually obeap. • THoREL EY & oRISM.,
N. R. Cor. EIGHTH and "IP.RIIe 0 GAN I,IIK.
N. B.—F rom this date, July 9th, Terms " Cash nn
Deliver*. iy 9
.
pita PARIS-PRI N T E D CHINTZ-00-
LORED ORGANDIES REDUCED TO HALF
PRICE.
Richest stile imported, SIX° ; usual pries 760.
Medium _ 11; - . 62,
;
Fine Paris Saoonets.3s ; usual
_ 10; 31.
Fine assortment do, 1234 ote.
/3%1'01.4 helm htripe, ho.. &c.. all reduced to n
Worth 37,V,
PranedEarege Allem 12) nts.
The abore comprises tome of the hanAsomest roods
In the market. CHARLES_ ADAMS 130 N.
be.tf EIGHTH and ARCS Streets.
STILL GREAT ER REDUCTION IN DRY
gooDs.—Ber epality'of Glam. frir 20e.
• aaeortment Ot DIME (3001311 TOM 173 L to 16.
Detainee end Chailie °champs re need from 26 to WC
/Adieu' Cloths, plain, plaid , and 'tripod.' at a low
firly,
Men SO Bon' Wear. womb redneed.
Lawlor in erPat variety from 8 to Snie.
Fri raiehink Goode. at the lowePt market prices..
Shetland Shawls, from el toStil at
JURNDi STOKES',
irB • 708 ARCH Street:
BARGAINS ! BA.RGAINS ! !
-E-AF 'GARAI' SACRIFICER.
EXTRAORDINARY' INDUCEMENTS
offered in tee balane a of ony fi took of .
HUMMEADRMS gii.N)DS,
now olosligcalt
GREATLY UNDER COST PRLops.
Panama in Laos Mantles, Boarooue, rotates.
Lierganui in Pilk.Coate. ealviire 4.-d 66 amass. -- - .. - .
riARUAINB UI I. ANCY EIII•Kri.
BA RO &INN IN BLACK SILKS.
600. Mohair Grenadines for 260. . .
Mo. DelaiD4ll. new *tying, (or B3.
600. Organdie ?awn* for 100. . .
WO. Lawns, fine quality, ter So.
. STEEL & EON,
bit. 410..7.13 North TENTH Street. above Ceates.
,pgicrE; FEaras. &Co.,
, - NO. 807 CHESTNUT STREET,
Pall continue to RETAIL-their ler' *WHOLESALE
STIICK of Whits Goods. Linens. Laces. and Embroi
deries. at price. which must metre it to the interest of
every one who may want anything in their line to give
them a mill. as they will save at least 26 per cent: of the
usual cost by so doing.
JA_CONETS. CAMERIC4 ' MITLIP NAINsOOKS,
TAHLETANEL SWISS? FRENCH kIUSLINS,
ERTLiIANTEIL QUIZ S. FIGURED SWIEtswO
FOR DA UEs. b; NM ROID'D SKIRTS. FLOUN
CINGS. )1) INGB, ALE/. Volt. 114NDS. INsERT.
BQ tti
INGs, COL &Rs. vaLEIVIENNE AND ()Tarp.
LACFA, VE LS Alf ITIi. HANDKERCHIEFS OF
ALL KINGS , Slip wilco,
_Pit LOW AND SHIRT
ING LINENS.' ADL,v .CLonm, NA mules, TA
IRA DAMA-ER. PUCKABAcit AND OTHER
TOWELS AND 'TOWELINGS. -
N. 13.—A few ohome-real thread and Cambria Lace
Pointe', at about half price.
A new lot of trimmed and plain net undersleeves.
44 0 beautiful styles Val. lace handkerchiefs.
ALL VERY CHEAP.
PRICE. FERRIS, de CO.,
ili-im , • . NO7 CHESTNUT STREET.
NEW MANT3i:LI444..STORE.
The most eeleatiklElLlC MANTLE!, in the efts.
• 1391j42113 00,
Jethim . Eli EOUTEL TENTH STREET.
MANTILLAS
Ii way sew style, the rioheet qualities ever seen,
at the elegant New Store,
Of SOUTH TENTH STREET.
gee ,
HOUGH & CO.
QUISESIVIC STOOK OF DRESS GOODS :AT
N- 3 PRICEfiI ACCORDING VOIHE TlMES.—?oplins,
&maces, Silk ermines. ball' prior. ; Challie Detainee re
duoed froorra to 11360. ; Bpnng Chintzes reduoed from
LIN to flo.:
Speoial attention iz requested to our stook of Organ
dies and Jecionet-Lnyugtider sre bound to close
out eta low fi gure. 0 ADAMS & SON;
140. • • -E V 'and ARCH Streets.
ABANKRUPT. IMPORTEtI3 Jo TOOK
of tiarailiaraf Linea Cambria Haridierobiefa, in
hem-stitehed. sheer-ontded, and embroidered. from 10
cents to 63 'cants each ; great bargain. purchased a
sacrifice for cash, and to be
H old in the same way oall.
CHAR KS &DANIS & SON.
10.10 .' Elf/ TH. and'ARCH Streets.'
11.4 11 REN3H LAOS VELLB.-A dhoice; lot
a.".. purubasPd front a bankrupt importer. and
for West naa priori at
CA&Rttiril ADAMS lc SON,
J.fot.IOFITH and ARC. thrombi. ..
FIRENOH LAOS PLANTS, BUIIRNOUB,
R.. ' AND MANTLED —A largo. stook to be sold allege
than wholesale gnaw. We cannot be undersold in
these goods. CHARLES ADAMS fr. SON.
Jeff) EIGHTH end ARCH Streets.
MUEQUITO NETTING, all colors ,• Tarle
ma tan. all colors. for oovering glazes, ; Raid and
Swiss Rtnonna at wholosalgriota.
OH 14..4 ADAMS it SO.
140 • •N 1 TR and AR N
CH Streets.
•
RMALL-PLAID SILKS.
51.nnikndWhits F» tt
• BILO and White .renAtt 81404
brown n anti
and w
hits rregon Stlke.
• Ehne r reaon 81% 34
knrple and Mute irrenoh 5
pti
51=7 'OO r. fio dot. ~dlFfs at $1 DO per • •
• 4 r " u P" ,ve ."
JB5 7; . 09 St—et.
SPECIAL NOTICE I I
naieslSßl BVE DU
SafteVue
i m % date
SYVtrIZ
" B efay . '
TO
CAM( Ptritoßessßa OF DRY GOODO I
DMus_ determined to ridsce their Sloth they will Oil
Good Barattito !! ~ -
rWil l Fancy Bilks for Ta oenti, erortiLie
ear Ri oh FsnQY 811 k. orl 111, well worth111:411, - ,••-
Grenadine tend Baru. Goods , about op half their
Tadao. •
Grey Mixed doivis, In every variety, from 8 conniver
yard to fkiteettat • _ ,
BLACK-BILKS, RIO ylfF LUBTROITB, vErcy
. , •
;goat Wool Brooade gine " , don . tile —. Mod . L ic . ;, ' ' Eta,'
De Leine., Calicoes, Cammerel, Clotho. Ye/tinge,
.
& tizipoulditell ail. Quate,Oovr &,. fr,i.
Sao w L Afi 40111 -ROOM lu/ rrioxi
f rena l, Leas ant ea, Donee, tkoawio, none':
azabne Leoe hlentloa Ohontilis • Leo. Goods, fts. ,
lleak et Oodits blentir La. in even , 4116.
arirtOßN/4 i it baulart ~ ,
.m. f. sonar Klemm a. ariums •Aillsllllii.
...-•
tusocalitras.
tra NIMUJIIS =BIDING IN THS
WHEAL DIE7EIO7B.
Wsi re pripared, u heretorore, to iran4 femilin et
Hum Cknutry Eastdenoea with eery description of
FIoZOI Z.LI s, TEAL &ow &a.
ALBERT O. ROBER.7I7*
CORNER ELEVENTH AND. VINE BTREETe.
aria
RUBE PORT WINE.
FOX SALK BY • •
C. H. MATTSON.
_ ARM . AND .TENTH STREETS.
DIAARIKE t AND DYSIENTKRY:—The
most violent &Kooks or theme oomelatnte are al
ways prompt]. matxlead by. Dr. L. J 101%15.'8 CARKI
PATI Vb nAL,AM. Li e quiet. gale, and oerta m In
Its tuition. and Is in all masons Jest Snob a remedy as
evil" tamp should Le Repotted lipti at fate weave of
'the ear . Prepared at No. 25$ 0.111,8Th14 Street..
- Jyll-34 If
TLLII.NIP DRILLS, ' SALE 'll3l
• D. LANDESTIFT it. BUN.
lt". • oe. 91 and k 3 South SIXTH. street.
Uholers Morbue, slid Cramps .
01.Ary~~dil7 gad
al e ft e e t :l 4 , I T( a p u r r ylipt ,
by the ant when Inn, &tucked. .110-3 t
SIMMER RESORTS.
4EA BATHING,
- • n. _BRIG ariTTNR BOIJBe:,
' BRIGANTINE lIKACIIJI. J.
Now Oen ( of the ceases . The Bathing , Fishing.
Gcnaing t uid Yachting being vory rupenor.
Boate will await Plena at the inlet on arrival of
trains,' Board Der week 98. P. 0. Addreas, Atlantic
City. H. D. eIdITH,
Proprietor.
wriITE ItousF"
Lower end of diAIi3ACHu B ETT B Avenue.
ATLANTI 01TY.
This hones is located inamedletelyin the Beach , and
t e ifi n s Fd r e y ra a rrf au gtai l ler Witi t .trifOUlHS.
Proprietor.
SEA-BATfilNti, SALLING, AND FISH-
Ma.
ATLANTIC 7101188,
WATCR HILL,
Near Stonitigtori, Conn.
This celebrated watering-place hotel, where the
ittOilltiell for Bathing. tailing. Fishing, and toe onlo7-
meet of the beet quality of sea foe), are euperior to
any other in the United States, will be op ened on the
1861
90th of June
,1861. . 0. S. 81' 'PIC 88,
le2lWm Proprietor.
►-•••H ALEIAMBRA," ATLANTIC)
CITY, N. J.
.A SPLENDID NEW HOWIE,
B. F. Corner of Atlantic and Massachusetts A.11511110E4
Now OPell for the reception of Boarders.
The Rooms and Table of "fIX. ALHAMBRA " are
unsurpassed by any on the Island.
There se a esamoue toe Cream and Refreshment Sa
loon attaohed to the House. Terms Moderate.
C. DUSOIA Fr. S. .1. YOUNG,
lerr-2m Proprietors.
BEDLOE2B HOTEL, ATLANTIC) tarr
N. J.—A t tho terminus of the railroad. on the left,
beyond the derot. This Bones is now open for Board
era and Transient Visitirs. and offers tesommodatione
equal to any Betel in At antic fifty. Charges moderate.
Children attl servants half price.
IXT Parties shored keep their seats until the oars
a , rive in front of the tudel.
CONGRESS HALL,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
This Spacious Howie. Wasted at Atlantic City, will
be opened on the 29th June , with every accommodation
for visitora. The House fronts the beach 129 feet. diving
a splexidid view of the ocean, and is near the Fishing
and Bailing point. No . pains will be spared to secure
then zuomfort and aonveeno9 of(' g nests.
JB24.teel TH 112A4 0. GARRETT.
ItGnt.IIOIJSE OOTI'A#R, AMA NTIO
CITY. the nearest House to the safest part of the
beach, is now orm for Ile Season.
TEu SOLD OD ,it ATE.
NO LIQUORSON THE PagMISRS.
JONAH WOOTTON.
Jet! am Proprietor.
SEASIDE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY,
N. J.
BY DAVID SCATTERGOOD.
A NEW. PRIVATE BOARPING-HOUSE, beauti
flthi eithattel et the foot of Yennaylvants Avenue
sow open for visitors for the seaeon. Je24-2m
SSE A BATHING. " The Claiendon,"
comedy Viryinia Rouse.) VIRGINIA AVENUE,
.ATL ANTIC CITY, le now open for the aooommodation
of Bearden,. 'ibis House is situated immediately me
the Benoh, and from every room allorda a fine view of
the Bea. f thiit-sm) JAMES JENKINS, M.D.
TAIMIANY HOUSE, NORTH CARO
LINA AVENUE, Near the Depot, ATLANTIC
CITY.
The subscriber take■ pleasure in informing hie former
patrons and the pob'io that he has reopened the above
House, where he will be happy to please all who may
favor him with a oall.
Je34 Snit ELIAB CLEAVER, Proprietor.
SMMER BOARDING, ATLANTIC
CITY, N. J., ASHLAND HOUSE,
Corner of Pennsylvania - Avenue and the Railroad,
Atiantio Avenue,
In now OPEN
For the reception of permanent or tneleet bonrdem.
jell 2m JO HN B. STOKES.
WASH I NGTON HOUSE, ATLANTIC
CITY, N. J.—This-House fronts the Bad. and
hes the finest Bathing Grcrund on the Beaoh. Board per
week. Bethins . Ureues included for weekly
boarders only. Board per de.r. VISO. Binsie meals. 40
cent,. • JO H.f4 ROTEMPRAhI.
je24-2m Pt oprtetor.
KENTUCKY HOUSE,,
ATLANTIC CITY, N J.
:Tali comfortable and convenient new home boated
on Kenn:AT avenue. onpoeite the Surf Home, hue been
fitted un for visitors this seance.
F. & QUIGLEY. Proprieton.
N. B.—Ziorgee mod Carriages to Hire. Je24-2uu
VENTRAL HOUSE, .
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
M. LAWLOR, Proprietor.
The above new Lowe is open (or Boarder,. Rooms
equal to an)
o on the beach, well ventilated. high ceil
ings &o. rvants attentive and polite. Approximate
to too Bath ing grounds. Jett-2nl
FRANKLIN MOUSE, ATLAttTIO OITY,
N.J.
BY MARY MAGUIRR.
This Hones fronts the surf, PilldrQueurox the finest
Bathing Grounds on the beach. Bo4rding $O.OO per
week; $l.OO per day. trinzle meal 1% cents.
Bathinc Dresses included for Weekly boarders only.
1e74 2m
poNsTITIITIONAL HOURE,
`L. , ATLANTIC CIT , Y, N.J..
(OppoMitES . tril ARK,
egtocal.)
•
J
(o tit , Old Globe.)
Proprietor.
._ scr The choicest brands,. LA./cora and Cigars to be
'found on the Island. 3e24-2m
CIO landßlA HOUSE, Atlantic City,
N. J. EDWARD DOYLE. Proprietor.
This House is in the immediate vicinity of the Surf
Ilona), and within half a square of the beat Bathing
@rounds on the beach. The proprietor will use every
effort to make hie guests oomfortable. Terme. reason
able. 3814 Sai
STAR HOTZb,
f Nearly opposite the United Blatee Hotel.)
ATIAINITICTi. V. J.
/SAMUEL ADAM, Yroprtetor.
Dinner.- - omits.
Alec, carriages to hire.
ST Boarder. accommodated on the [nod reasoristble
SEA..BATHING.-N&TIONAL H ALL,
Calm IsLratn, Cape May. N. J.—The proprietor of
the above-named finely located establishment would
respectfully inform the thousands 91 Gums that have
heretofore visited his house, that. In order to meet the
pressure of the times- be has, for the present beneetn,
REOLICED RIR CHARGER for Titxtrorr a to VIGRT
DOLLARS PER WEER. Children under 12 years 01
age and servants half - price. Ruperior accommodations,
and ample room for MO persons.
- Refers to J. Van Court, 243 rah street " Philadelphia.
Je.ll-2m AARON GA RRETBO V, Proprietor.
WHITE SULPHUR AND OHALY
• • BEATS SPRINGS.
DOUBLING xx
GAP.
These Springs are in Cumberland aeunty, Pa.. thirtY
tulles west of Harrisburg on the Cumberland Vallev
Railroad,and we now open for tbe reception ol visitors.
Board from five to eight dollars. atmording to rooms.
Procure your through tickets at toe Penney lvania Rail
road Office, at a reduced price 84 th•ongh.
Cell on B. 8. Janney, Jr., & Co., 6105 Market street,
for information, cards. &o.
COYLE. ARL, h REAMER,
•
le3o-am. Proprietors..
SURF HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, NEW
JERSEY.
This HOTEL. w.th ite Bret-class accommodations for
over 400 guests, will be opened on the 11th of June.
Situated within nary yard' of the Ocean, at a point
where the bathing is the beet and safest on the coast and
remarkable for an unusually dri and neuith• atmos
phere, the SURF 9OUBIt will be fonnd one of the most
attractive places 01 IMMO , resort near Philadelphia.
The table will be most bberall• supolled. The house
is lighted with gee and plentifully supplied 'lab good
cistern water.
. A line band of amide and the serrioes of several
fast-earl ng Yachts have been engaged, and on the pre
mise& are Billiard Tables Bowl ng Alleys, and a mat
eient number of Bath Homes, The Fishing, Gunn= ,
and Bailing st o ptlntic Citi r oannot be Sri
All train. at the 81.1 HOUB Id, to=id take
ni gr aDrilltrmation. ariPir at ABIILAND 1100911,
Street, Phdadelptua, or address the Subscriber
at the sarf Howe . •
elli-86t
H. 8. BENSON. Proprietor.
HOWLAND'S HOTEL.,:-
aEs BATHING, LONG BRANCH, N. J.
The eabserlher willeven hie hotel for the
RECEPTION OF yierrom
on Satardaz, Rine 14 7861.
mrti-tm H. HOWLAND, Proprietor.
CONORMS BALL; : •
CAPE MAY CAPE ISLAND, N.J.
'nu; well-known first:ohiss Hotel wilt be opened for
the rooapbon of guests on THURSDAY. June 20.
hoard, 32 per day, orW pelt 'week.
EST a 1110MPSON.
.
Propnetom
VOLITMBIA•HOUSE, (hipo Island, N. J.
This celebrated house will be opened for the re
ojtion of guest. on June 2S. 1136 L
he situation of this house is one of the most beauti
on the'laland. commanding an unobstruoted view of
the ocean.
A band of , music has been engaged exclusively for
this house forte season.
A large number of bath houses are oonneoted with
the establishment. Good stabling for horses attached
to the promo es.
. Applioations for rooms or other parboulara will meet
with prompt attention br_addnarsing the subson ter.
JAB. R. LAIRD, Proprietor.
jell-!m Cape Island. N. J.
*TIRES:3ON SPRINGS, OAMBRIA 00.,
'kJ PA.—This delightful and popular pPioe of rummer
resort. looated direotly on the line of the Pennsylvszus
Railroad. on the summit of the Allegheny mountain'',
tiventy-three hundred feet above the level of the ocean.
will be open for mate the 10th of -TUN R. eines" teat
season the grounds have been ri gr ro
eatir improved.and
be/int:ted, rendering Cresson one of the most mantio
and attractive places' in the State. The furniture is
being thorougnly renovated. Theweeker of
pimiento;
and entferfrom heat or dease, gonnpp grefi Livery will
Billiard
d Aleyslegra, o..togetle; with the
pur t sir en
water, ead the most munthoent moon
tali 110ene Vbe found in the country. Tickets for the round trip from Pluladelptua.
1 I 7,80 from ttebnrg,
• For further informatlou, address
Ao4.lbris °mum Botha.. Cambria Co.. Pa.
• 1Z ITTATI ROUSE, • •
AR,
DELAWARE WATER OAP.
W 3 &vonte place le now open. ereeenttns mereased
attraction., for the season. Zoard redueed to salt the
times
Lease Keislngton Depot at 7 o'oldok A. M., and at
nye at the Oap o , olook P.•M.
R-vdstassa.—Franktin Peale. Morton Moidiohael.
Louts A. Oodey; Samuel C. Heaszer, mid Charles
Bsoker. L. W. BRORAFAI).
j~n-1m
REA-B &THING.—The UNITED STATES
BO BL, ATLANTIC. le now open for
visitors. Th's le the largest and hest-furnished Hotel
on the Island. and bettor convenient to the beach and
dtirrounded by extensive and weL shaded grounds. Is a
esirable House for faradiee.. It is lighted with gas
and well supplied with pure eater. The Gernstain
society will furnish the musio for the season. The
ogre stop at the door of the Hotel kr the irtervenience
of guests. McKIBUIN,
/e>o-tf . . Provrietor.
COLUMBIA HOUSE, CAPE ISLAND, N.
oonsideration or the times, the prose of
?
Id*.hD or the present season. at th , i popular Hotel,
an been rtduaed to 111251_per weok, or per Pep.
'iPi24lt Jets; LAI HD. frornetor.
SSEABATBIfiG.—Iinited states Hotel,
Long Branch. N.J., Intl open for the reoeption of
Visitors. June 10. 1881 ; with the enlargement of dining
room. parlor. &editions' rooms, a. 0.,
_since lest pease°.
Address B. A. ISISUBBLAKs.II., Proprietor.
jpg-Itn•.
MANSION HOUSE, MT. ()ARBON,
echaylkill ooctotr, Pa.. now open for viattors.
For terms. &gayly on tho Drama's.
1e24 lee M. if KAD.
- EIPHRATA.MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
PENN/SYLVANIA.
LANCIASTER
This oelebrated Water lace vill open for visi
tors on the lid day of .TUYI . with ail the attractions of
former seasons.
tlituated on mountain 1300 feet above tide-water.
ovell i okins the riobest aprlon tura], gartntry an the
wort. the air eerfootly
ders t proverbially bealaylre. and drY.st all times. Ten-
There are ample aooommodations for Oa visitors—
km traded walks through the forest to the various
.rings and tourer. houses on the plow:Luau et* to
me obeetvetort.ut . the top oil whloe le teeellteG to
0 eye one or .briest and most extensive patio
78Sato 11111171 to baron. A good livery kept on s the
Owe. beattuf drives around hot and cold mei
tri e t,a d band t Kulia (11.' 1
t Atirrnt °
e Pow nir alleys au as, with
the latest logroved tables , Large t E=y ea satteohed to
e'ettlV:theontlbrth.ict':eith. too. Y elfi be supplied
t be ..phim.delphi. and Beltunore Markets. as
nor the nob gorriogtural country around. tiarelnl
nlyte t raroe ve ir e i r connected with the establishment for
some ye w ,. with the late yooprietor, the undersigned
assures the old patrons or the place and the ppm*
generallJ that it will be oonduoted, in every depart
ment in its former popular way.
v u ) tor . to the Spnzga will take the can to Lama/-
ter. thence 13 miles staging over:pleasant roads and
la rc niy betextkl goonntry. Throufh tio)teta Issued
e annoy lvania Railroad ofiloe, hi..EVbitTE end
ET Streets Philadelphia.
or further ,plr i lag Or oironly the prorate
refers to J .to ,octyper• MED and varg
"Mitt =i'? tu'hidelpfiM,7,sl,Teal°. ' 1 9" 9
lariele if fa.
SUMMER RESORTS.
SBAIIIING, CAPE I'LAND, OAPZ
•••.7
MAY, N. J.—DEL Aw &RE 1101:15E 110V 1 open
for the fteason. Terme 88per 'week.
yI6 JAM. r.bi NI KC RAY. Proprietor.
CITY HOTEI,, CAPE ISLAND, N. J.—
This old established Bummer Hotel has passpd
into new hands this ores•ut %anion. and has bean n.wiy
turnwhed and refit od. and will in • mondwated as flit.
Ms house. French and Bnaniah spo ken .. I euns.
a day. /0-WIM3;.
st)HOOLEY'S MOtNNTAI SPR*(3B,
NEW JERSEY.
The " REATE ROMP" will be owned for •he re
caption of Company June nth having' been ezt-n-ivety
refitted and 'removed since the lest Season ; affording
additional comforU to visitors, and ineresaing the 41. -
nimbleness, of the place.
as a healthy, pleasant, , nd fashionable place of Smu
ttier resort, " Sohooley 'a Monntain" has bat few equals;
and is acrpaesed by none It is reached by a pleasant
railroad ride, and only seven hours from Philadelphia.
Leave Phits.delphts in the Il o'clock train for New
York, reach Jersey City at S o'clock, thence by Morris
and Essex Railroad to the mountain. eteturningjeave
the Mountain at 6 A. M. and 1 P. M.. arriving in Phila
delphia a' I and 8 o'olook P. M. Room. can now be en
gaged. Charees.mcderate. D. A. CROW ELLi•
je27-Irmwlet* Proprietor.
BRIGGS HOUSE,
CHICAGO,
The undersigned respectfully announce to their
friends. patrons. and the. travelling public generatir,
that owing to the stringenny of the timea. they have
reduced the price of board to TWO DOLLARS per
day.
Thankful for the patronage so liberally . bestowed
on them, they respectfully ask .for a continuance of
the same, alumnus their patrons that the " BRIGGS"
will be conducted on the same liberal plan that has
heretofore characterized their eatablrshment.
WM. F. TUCKER & .00.
.1617-Ica
BALES BY Aut.-rims
IiTTUATREIL BROIL, AU(- M° TiONZJIMI, 604 0N8871117T Bt, above elicik:
. . .
SALM EVRRY EVRMING.
At 73i o'olook, of all and evcry description or wsies
and meronandme
r• .
o-e. al dtty sates to rut' oonsignos..
War Oat-door sales promptly attended to.
Al rAIV %Ts se ur..,
The stnok anti fixturee of a wholesale and retail warty ,
• d stritionom store.
1'0:0 Reams Cotnttercnal Note-eapei..6o oents 'per
• am.
. ,
1,600 Rums of good white Rulea Letter - PaPtir.. 9o
•ti , tt per re•rn.
I NO them/I,lloer Bath Poet Lettar•paper, 9) cents
er 'eem
2te) Reams super Bath Poet Letter-paper, gilt &Ike.
: I eel. ream.
Goo Reams Foolsoan-payer, wbite. ruled, $1 per
ner.
101.1 003 F•ne White Envelopes, self-sealing, from 70
'news V. al PO per Thousand.
zoo COO ',Fine Buff and Canary Envelopes, seilf-sealliig,
(rim 00 cents to $ igio per thousand.
UraUN PAPE act A • 1.) ENVELOPES,
100 WO Union knvelopes. nionited styles (one oolor,)
at 81.6. per bum and. or 16 cents ip , r hand rr d
100 Union velopes. ss.orted st , les. t two colors,/
at el so per thousand. or BP•o•ints per hundred.
1,1,00 g oAs superior dteel Pene. 20 cen ■ per gross.
dle 1 0 . 01 go ne r I ass •r' went of stationerr tuns 1.1 found
In a first class stationery establishment. th , whole to be
sod ats great saor• Bee •in order to close the slook of a
Whol.s Ile and Retail Btationerdeobnins
,business
Libra( cash advao•eas on closets, meets • for
either publto or private sale. • jll7-6t
- - .
1 NBTITIITIONIPOR Tin BLIND -Ex . -
-IL dilations elan, 'WEDNITZDAY ArTERNOOIf.
gai•otad woes VOWLI toin Instrumental.
/Uranium', TEN CENTS. Commemaing at half peat
900 look.
t.TOIIII, 11 South EIGHTH' 'trona.
ASSEMBLY BUILDINI-1÷:
. -
..FrOBTR 1178FIC!
MONDAY, July 16, and EV6II y NIG F 1 r This week,
Metn'ficent Views of Intereving Lo^allries to Furoee;
Ciiontte Viet , ' of Civil Cot iliot ; Start lag Hewes.--
la•loos of Roulette War. mak , or the largest end most
interesting xhibition ever offered to the yeti a --.-
m.oalOO Weems : Children 1.11 cents. Gallery (eXeresall
for colored 'people* 25 ; •
pizN6YLTANLA AOADEMY t,E Tag
IL PINE; ARTE. 1025 eItERTNII7 *treat, is open
Sti rid aye exoepted, from 9 A. M tall e P M.
Admission Chilaren under twelve poste,
half, moo. Shotr.o or Moot/. S. JYI
WANTED Three second-hand slide
LATH En. which will awing not less than even
ty-erix inches, clear of shears. and turn not legs than
twelve feet lid4reas Box Mg Phihdelphis pest Moe.
stating Particulars and prices. trll2-5.*
VMPLOYERS . WANTINO YOUNG
-ALA Men, &0., are invited to address the" Employ
ment Committee," at the Room* of the One Men's
Ohnetian nasociation. /000 and 1011 ORKBTilli,
Street, • • • ne-ihn
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
NTO LlNT—The' Brick Dwelling, No.
11T ELFRETH'S AL,I.BY. north of Arch at..
east of Fecund .treat. cot fainter 8 roema. pia. good
Van'. OellAr..t 0., with aide flotranee• in e'lleet. or. or.
being newir painted and oagerad tercet h •ut. Nn per-
ISM aged &ppwhn wish t anderlet the pretel•ea. Ap-
pfy 619 VIl c, 7
street 9tot2 A M. 1r1721
A B dLiPt. - Fog
ne tatook and Fixtures of a Boot and Fhoe store,
doint• a paying trade. Ibis is 11 very Aare o lines for
any one ;sighing to go into bus Dees.- Fa Isf4o , or 2
snap for selling out. Address '' Carlisle," Priy ufnee.
Phikdelplua 3716-gt•
GEILMANTOW N.---10 LET (fur the
serums oriesy) a pleasant Residence . near Shoe
maker Lane Station ten rooms; well shaded .
facCat.l. • .1.• , South MICAS'S' • t•eet.
Me To RENT LOW—Furnished or Illa
1111Lfurnithed, for Inn months or longer. if desired; a
lane and oonvenient HOUSE, no IMO Aron street.
Apply to A. P. and J . MOBILO, 9es A Rog
street.POP tf
GEitunTNUT-STIOAT 110IISB and
Mll-STORE rent.—The desirable bnelneen location,
17117 csEATNu'r titreetontb. dwelling attached. APPLY
at 431 allftaTNUT Rtrert. ken
fl RENT- - -A very desirable STORE,
-IL on the Ninth-street front of " The Continental
'Sack" The Store at Ninth end Ransom streets ono
st MI, adapted for a SA-ODLE and Reacess Maker.
Art to • ;JOHN RICE."'"
fe6- Southwest NINTH and Sa.NSOM Streets.
p? RRXORANGE.--A OHOIO TRACT
of good =improved farm land in the State of blew
Jersey, convenient to the air", will be 'exchanged fer
gap property rf . Apply at Die. 114 I/EMMA/. street.
odM•
PLEASANT ROOM I , WITH BOARD,
for married or single gentlemen. Terms mo
l d .
810 ARCH 0,7 . .01.. Jyll St*
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
NOM:M.—The Partnership heretofore
existine between James : goon and Davis Nimble.
tradint under the firm of FiletiTT & Nt tettiL IC is t tes dew
dissolved by mutual consent The business of the firm
will be settled by the aubaortbers.
JAMBI! "COTT,
ill6-3t . D AtVfB Int BLS.
DI4ROLUTION PAB.ThiBarsHIP.—
The partnership heretofore tartar:mg b.tweea
SAMUEL n..r nom PsON and BnMUEL F. JENKII I I,
tinder the firm of ream esos it:Qin/we. la this
day diasulwd by mutual consent. The business of the
late firm will be amtled and wound n i g . by Pamael D.
Pet
Thompson, at the store, No. 604 ah ntreet.
SAMS:rills B. nOM PeON,,
SAMUEL E. /anti NS.
rhilads.. June 7th,11861, tf
DtaBULDTI IN. The copartnership
t i e T e. o r,, re mib g i s ti n g hempen the a.denicned.
under the firm of J P. 8 CHIN ER & CO., is thm der
ciseolved, by mutual coconut. The banana will be set. ied at the old snood. N... 9 SANK and No.I.IIBI'RAW
BERRY Btreeto, Prudelphin,
• P. aT Isllq ER.
R NoIB F. WOLGAMUTH,
HENRY VOLIALF,II.
Phiiada..l ily I, 1861
fIOPARTNERSHTP FORMED.—The
tm
de.signedhave this day entered into oopertnerstup,
under the firm W of
OLGAINUTH It. RALEIGH.
Being enteessors to the late firm or J. H. ISTEINF.It
& Co.. ,we wal eorttinueAhe business in the saws
branohea au herecofore a _ . t the same place, 2 , 10. -it •
BANK. Street and IsTRAWBBRttY Btreet • '
FRAIOIB F. wOLG..MUTIN. - =
211AUR/GE RALEIGIL
Phihicbs" Jdt.l. Mt.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
IA INgIIRLDTOZ 00111PANY, " -
No. 406,CIFEE7NIP3 Strain
FERE AND INLAND LaRIIELANCE. .
DrIXOTO2.II.
Saone W. De .__.___.o[ Day & MatLae& ' .
itamnei Wnght, Wright Bros & Si,
D. E. Rimer —......... " pia A 131rneJ.
Iffsgry . Levris, Jr—. " 311 Bros A Oa.
44. Rionertison—!-- "J. Qll.- owe tr.. Co. ' • • •.. :
Samuel T Bodine.-- Freer joining °anal esseir...
Jno. W. Le —o J. W. Event= A Us.
Geo. .k. est—.... " West & 'Fobea.
R. 3. Kerlatt.—...—..." Igivrage, hkertin. & Oa. •
O. Wilson Dama--..Attorney.7st-lew.
E: D. W.c5idrnE,........0t Sibley, Molten, A Wet Aral:
JAL Reasbar. Jr.....___No. Ins Green Attract. •
GEORGE W. DAY President. • •
ri.,..Nors N. BUCK, Vtoe President. .
WII.I.I.SMat I. BL A NeTTI A !tn. PAfterAts.r, iftwati
RAVING YUND.--lINITED MATZO
TRIJII7 COLEPANY. owner THIRD sad OghllV
jag* rElt. gEmr.
_ oRAWFORD, Precidivrt•
es B. ELlNTKlL.lsearelary and Wreasuer.
hour* from le until 11 °Walk.
• Ckmany 13 tot felted It my emplisstion I.
fad. -
LT LTC'S SAFE DEPOT REMOVED
=
to
In No.
tnte 91 .
South SEVENTH Street. near the
kiln ti
The undersigned, thankfal for
part favors, and being
determined to went future patronage, has moused as
elegant end oonseniext store, and hem now on hand it
large Assorting of lalbe's Celtect
_Wrought d
Chilled Iron ire and bucker roof Bade' ,
j ithe tay
'tacitly fire an burglar proof sa fes made.)
iinedita/ led Bank Vault, Bafe. and Bank Locks,
Lillie's Bank Fault Doors and Looks will be furntshed
to order on short notice. Tfus is the strongest. best-
Protected, and cheapest Door and Look' yet onered.
Also, partioular attention is called to Litho; Dew
Cabinet Safe for Plate,,JeweJry,
& o, This safe is oar
eado u to servant in style and eeganoe anything yet nr
fared for this purpose, and is the only one that ut
mtria -
1, fire and burglar proof.
Special. fto•rioz.-1 have t on hand gay twenty of
Farrel, Herring, Oo t 's S aes , most of them , nearly
new, and some forty of other makers, comstulln •
somplete assortment as to sixes, and all lately ex
changed for the now Celebrated Laltie Bele. They will
be sold at Very low prices. Please callantenatal/vs.
fain-trifat. C. /IA OLKIR. Arent.
r II t.
ropnetor.
FOB ZaW YOILK.
titan Pan ram DAILY LIVE. via Delaware and 11111r111116
Pbiisaeelp and Dew York Express itteswhosiea
=rill receive freight on and after A Y.Mona 2 1 , 4
t, and leers daily at P. rd., delivering tk ear-
WI In New York the following days.
Freights taken at reasonable rates.
WM. P. CLY_D_,E Agin%
ix.. 14 SOUTH WEAfttr.Ks. Pluladelphla.
Pier* 14 and jA Ie M EAW B SU - Wi ca tteW York.
s ar on g FOR NEW YORK.. THE
philmielphis itteassi Propellor ComPflal
will anemone. their besmear; for Mei season on !denim
ni4)4Tl
eir etempuin arA o'W - Titipllgillg 171403 at Saisa4
pi e r aborp,Wilamt
Terme ereocimziorlattierk:.
els . ,l • ...Pa , . a
. ,
UNION PAPtfriT'MAGEB'S!-lINION
PAPER
_AT 211 AGES:
UNION shinrßLoppo .o•T MAOvE'B!
Mil QbEtITNUP rueet.aboveThird.
312 OFLPIITNUT Street. above Third.
bulreiteesors a d others supplied.
is very la holTsal n. and To
tal'. at the lowrst IP IA!
AR: New t
Lionel,' niters, pi G orWli xN La . Street. corner °Mud- -
I %
Three re, Three One Siz e Chestnut. j, In At
CMidl UABEB UNITED VINEYARD . pRo
40Lyty pjap.TORR 00h1 PANT (Geonge Bauman.
hianag4Tr.) 000 N .u.—Juat reoetved per ocean Skim
mer," from R.rdennx. too ewe (12 bottle, &sob Yin/
fine - OLD J3ttAltDY ( bottled in Cognac) of tee above
well known and favorite brand. the first irrperta '
tion into the United sautes under the new tend; to
ehioh we oak to cell the attention of the credo. own- •
pies can be Been at our Otfioe. For sale on bontlS, the
a
sole gents. ' J. IL LFSLIE
Jvh-lm . tit! sirens it altrlsT Invest.
WOAD -500 lbs. for silo by
WEITILIt 19111 es wa s,
49 sal 49 /tertian,
AM SICMEN'rs.
WANTS.
BOARDING.
SAVING
SAFES.