The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, August 06, 1861, Image 3

liEGAJj INTBIiLIKISfICII. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
'ow. T. The Money Market.
’tarda* Philadelphia An rub 5 1861.
to« I A vary light business was transacted at ths
stock board to day t tate and oity loans wore
steady, and tbo better class of railroad seoaritiea
ex <ibi>ed an upward teadenoy.
There is no obange to report in the money mar
ket Call loans with stock collaterals are quoted
at sto 6 per cent; first class paper, with first-class
e endorsement, at 6 to 9 per cent., according to the
<* time to maturity
The directors of the Insurance Company of the
tt State of Pennsylvania have declared-a dividend of
jps, *>* P-r ctnt, or JI2 per share, payable on demand.
Aao A dividend Of SI 50 per share has been declared
most on the stock of the Hseleton Coal Company, paya
utnre b[ ® at tha (file, in this oity, on the 18th inat.
r this OFFICIAL 13AHK STATEMENT,
if this wcxklt avxxauo of the Philadelphia bancs
.ted to LOANS. SPBCIH.
Oh°thoy Banm. July 28. August 6 July 39 Aug.s.
mtutiou Philadelphia.... 53.295.000 #3.3*4 mo 861 son 84S (100
herein- North America 1.8311.079 3.9*3 831 1 086 027 9 6 094
Farm A Meoh 4.964 206 4 I'S 678 1 431 934 1 488 881
jspenaea commercial.... 14*8.4.0 1 is) sou 397 .JiO SiSuon
open day Mechanics’ 1.446 AM 1/0- m 3-4 i4O 3811>41
Criminal V. Liberties— 1.69.M1) 1..76 .*« 38J <«( 336 <lO
-no a few Southwark 7801.47 92 - 967 324 9'6 9-2 234
u a, „„„ Kensington 6 7 616 6.7 94 181 99.1 176 8 3
ho absence Form Township 611477 6U91 211.108 183 319
of iawleis Western. 1.3 ( 088 1.264M0 438 783 Si-38
ad obstruct 2?an. ft Meeh. 1,0(3.816 99 100 187 336 178a6
Commerce. 674 31 6774 1 2(7 93 99 99
_ airard 1,929*17 19 7.8 9 36- 4*4 376 98-
nee from the Jradesmon’e.... 43-S«3 493 6*7 167.276 1ft1.!72
* have area’ Consolidation - 41 9 7 4K37A 10 i,418 9* tv9
and believe £ itJ TT M W* 674 464 142 '*< 126 1«1
.>na oei.eve Commonwealth 34)842 38( 484 88 516 87 i>B
he day will Corn Exohange 88'l.noo 344 o o (M.oo. lie jsi
jority shill Union 303900 997 70. 87.(65 67 000
oor drive Total 23,987 *23 74 211,8 !7 7.169 9*9 6.743321
\niing nil g iBIB oaPoaiTg. cmoOLATiur.
lace has Jills 29 *uenst6 July 29. Aug. 6.
IMS the Philadelphia.... f1.768.0M dl 794 000 8223.000 eshtonn
iMStne North America. 2.1 0 683 2.129,9 ■» 9*B 102 246 07
would Farm ft Meoh.. 3 666.601 3 39.96 36.3 30 364 816
irder. Commercial 844 00- 788 - 0 96 «> 96 -no
-roc - JJephamca’.— 7-33 632 713 9 9 U 9700 118,890
* ’ N. Liberties.,.. 846 000 890 (00 91. M 77 4»l
*“° 692 Ul 667 813 *6 *4* Si 7*
'by Aensineton...... 4-7 944 4 7'W >19128 1017 SJ
bin SsnaToWneluy mi* 4*3*64 64 106 Si Oil
V. Western..... 914 4-41 1,067.952 98 991 26*65
O Man. ft Meoh ~ 49- ‘2 6H9.10 63 716 670
ir Commeroe..— 686 876 BV *Bo 5.i.946 675i6
Girard 851 793 (34 421 169 7 6 164 .70
Tradesmen’*— 371 176 368 «» 6:1067 69 46i
Consolidation.. 204 9.11 2 6 869 s9«oo 7i 9 f
City —— ,—— 818 640 S.I 71) 48 3 6 47 961
Commonwealth 166 944 176 981 64 0-A 67 360
Corn Exchange 3 6 '44, 23 n.o 64 900 62 SOU
Union——.— 189 U»5 173 0 0 32.767 52 00
Total ... Jl6 026,267 18 9il 861 2 091,77012768771
Quarter Sessions.— Judge Ludlow. — The
August term of this omrt commenced yesterday
morning
Jalgsarid :
Q4<4*Uw», of Grand Jary; By vlr-tun of the
au’homy vested i a this 0.-n t b; the Conatiiution
and laws of the State, we proceed to da)’ to open
the August term «nd :iow we mast assume the
responsibilities and discharge the duties incident
to our respective positions
At this 86*so’} of rhe year, it is r.o£ oar purpose
utmeCMitmly to detain you, aa ? y<t it ia*y not be
improper for us to refc : to sich pn sing events at
may be worthy of note, and which are of general
interest
We are living sard rebellions and revolutions,
and she I* nndSta-e have been (tnd are shaKCQ
from centre to Men of the most
usquasiioicd fortitude and patil'nism look upon
the p*jt with astonishment, and up m the future
with deep anxiety, and yet. notwithsaadijig this
unprecedented state of affairs, thecitizens of this
OOUQtry must obherve many things e mulated to
give them oeurnge and to str earthen their trust in
the institutions and Ghvefniuent uoder which they
live It is to fee noted that £.ere tb* (/'institution
and have not been violated, nor ha-3 the regu*
lar administration of jis?H»6 been either suspended
or defeated Our civil courtsh ;ve been open day
by day to every otnz a. atd this, the Criminal
Court, ha* b*ea in ma* aut ssstion. True. *f«e
oases nave boon postponed because of too absence
of pirtias and of witnesses, but no bmd of lawless
men baa yet direi to interfere wiiU and obstruct
the cou-so of justice
L vi.ig, 63 w-> do, bet a .-barf 4Utaac6 fr-m the i
scene ot active military operations, have gr«&* |
reason for thankfulness, sod wo hope *ad believe j
that iri h the most ordinary can l ion, the day wilt |
not arrive when a real or supposed majority shill
paralyze the arm of the civil magistrate or drive j
him from *h* j idgmeat seat I
Again, it ic iurrhor ta be noted leal daring nil |
this period of exoitrmsut tne publta peace has j
be»n preserve i and pu-Jio oi-'jar maintained. I
It was to he «x pec tod 'hat fcmong tha masses the '
indignity offered to the ff-sg of the Union would !
prodnee intouse «xcitem*-TK and probable dvordfr. j
Atone pu’-od we were threatened with videos;
bat the prompt and energetic exertincs ct th-i
M*yor s wish fiu efficient police force, sustained by j
thv gvvd §-HSQ of tb- pvoplv, Tosrrrtia«d within
proper limits the pauioDauf the hour and pro
ma-kfid resul v * So may it ever be Our
republican torm of g-tvercmesMg now being sab
jeered to the severest tri ti Lnt the civilian re
member that lawless conduit upon his part may
produce resalt* wn-cb will disgrace the whole com
inanity Aid the civil magistrate in the discharge
of his duty; render it unnscans-uy for him to resort
to the military arm of rile Gcwcrnmpat for eupport
The ey«s cf the world ere terne-i upezs us; let US I
dUipvoiat the expeotatiaiM of cur aceaaies by j
p-oving rhat we ate capable of self-government. |
Should, however, any attempt hereafter be made I
to set at defence the laws and the Constitution, I
the executive department of The sUie a:;d muni
cipal government may be satisfied that the most
p-nmpt maaHares wil! be adopted by this court. !
withm the sphere of its j irisi otioo, to and
support, wiih impartial jastio*, the cffiiersof the
law in the legitimate discharge of their whole
duty.
li mav be further observed th«t the nncessitba
of tbs times and the trials of fbo hour Uav>-d< **
lor»d a rpirit of enlarged beDtvoler.ee ard seif
sactifiC'D* patriotism
Our private oiriz v a have not hesitated to contri
ba:e tar/ely tothoso whoseooucti ion wf* rendered
exc-.cdwgly painful by sudden loss of employ men',
or the absence of near and dear relations 10 -vhom
they lo' k for snpport Our mnsicipnl rverLiuetic
also has nobly rosponded to the «sntaof the people,
and by an intended expenditure of the'public
money, will give temporary relief to t’.o unfortu
nate The system tnas adored has uad-übtedly
Its faults, but ic ifl probably the b -st which can at
present be osrabliaoed There surely most cot be
in the fu-nro. a? there has nut been in -he past, a
oonteßt between capital and labcr 1; is now the
in j crest of the rich and poor iu stand together;
divided, each wid eccouikcr troablo sot to be
withstood; they will be able to breast the
present storm.
Baring the comine winter, many will find
ploym*nt ia tbe of maeterrd in-o the
service of the Qcveromon 1 ; while.- ahouhj any suf
fer ir :-m want *heir course shonld bs, not to listen
to the ootws»ls «*f those whose d«B>ro will be to
gain sr®e selfish cfj ct by persicioos advice, hm
in a quiet and orderly mem.er ;o appeal to the
benevolence of the private cit'zsn, t*cd io the con
stituted aath rtiirg Fly not to evila utterly nn
known to you, and which will lead te your own
ruin.
We have already irdic itod that the pres.ut
oriaii has developed a spirit of patriotism. Oar
troops, and thoSe of other States, have beeo clothed
tnii fed' by the exertions of private nitin.ns; while
the oaoitaiists of the nation haT«. with nnbonnded
generosity, contributed to the rapport of tje Go
vernment
Confining oar remarks to the affiirs of oar own
Commonwealth, wo deciare that nothing can be
more creditable to oar cit sms than the manner in
whieh they have supplied the treasury of the State
with foods.
We regret that we eanncl r. t this point dismiss
this topio from farther consideration bus it is tm
possible; eiroamstances render it necessary for as
to speak plainly, and while vre would gladly es
oape from the discharge r,f a ptinf a! duty, we feel
impelled by our oath of, ffise to parform it.
It is a matter of common report that frauds of
an extensive nature have been perpetrated, to the
disgrace of the C mmonwealth and to the direct
injury of our fellow citizens inarms for the defence
ol the nation
The as don of this court, heretofore, has boon
governed by what was Considered to be a prudent
oration and a proper respect for those who ap
peared to be giving (o the subject a proper investi
gation It was aiso considered to be wise not to
institute an inves-igatiou until it oonld be carried
on with ca moess and impartiality.
The grand jary emnarmelled b 7 iho authority of
the United &e**tes District Court undertoph \9
msh* failed for want of ju
rlsdiotion, as we understand it.
Tae Governor of tba Commonwealth next ap
pointed a oommiseion, comp»eed of gentlemen of
undoubted integrity, to investigate the subject.
As that commission could only act open thy pro
duction of testimony, we hoped that before the
expiration of the last term of this court our grand
jury, aasieied by their labors, might proceed with
precision and despatch in an investigation under
the authority of this court.
At yet, we have not be*n informed of the pro
gress and results of the labors of the
ers We are williog now to delay our action until
the pressing and current business of this term has
been dbpoued of; bat, as the Attorney General of
the Stare has declared, since the remarks of my
brother Allison, at the i&s: torm. that he has no
official connection wnh the commissioners, or with
their proceedings, we are no willing. as was fug
geated by Judge Allison in July last, to allow this
tem to expire without ontoring upon the invest!-
gallon.
Vr c propose, therefore, gentlemen, that you shall
Immediately and with despatch dispose of the bu
fitness presented to you by tee District Attorney ;
you will then, with the assistance of the offiier of
the Commonwealth, (who is hereby specialty re*
quested to render all necessary and legal aid,)
proceed to irquiro into the alleged frsu ; s In the
famishing supplies to the volunteers of this State
Holding, as we do, tb&t our action in point of law
Is entirely independent of the actios of the com
mi*fiioner&, you will carry on this investigation,
and tb&t all posable light may be shod up m your
path, the result of the labor of the commissioners
will, if received, be submitted to you.
As w* £hall cot again at length *ddrces yOUUpOQ
thin flc>j-et. it ma« be well now to say, that your
deliberations *houl 1 bo condnoted with judgment,
discrimination, calmness, c tutioo, and the strictest
imparti&ti'y These charges may be absolutely
false ; yon may dtawver thit the exigencies of the
oobmioo and the state of the market rendered it
necessary tor the ontrao-ors to famish our voltm
teers with an interior article, and that they re-
ceived only remunerative prices; or i-may be that
a fair article was furnished, and at a fair prtoe; if
&q. parties who hvvsthus ought to re*
qeive an honorab'e acquittal. Hesitate not to pro
claim it. and thus do j isnee to those who have Ja-
u jder a? grievous a ch-vrge, in a moral.point
of view. &e that of tteason Itself
If, howevar, it shoaid appear that any in thifl
community have been so utterly regardless of
every principle of honor and rf parriotisoi, as to
enrich themselves by fraudulent ‘means at the
time and vn the hour of our nation's greatest ex-
fay so. reg-irdlets ahbe of pore ns and of
cozir.equtnoes. It wiU then be the du:y of a petit
jury to d<termino the question of guilt, when the
Common weaka substantiates the charge by com*
petent testimoay, and the & on<*ed meets sis ac-
cusers face to face, and enters upon bis defence
If your investigation terminates by implicating
any person or p-r*ons with the oommUsion of this
or any other edme. you wiU then declare th*f,
■efficient prima fgci* evidence exists to put the
party to his ae’eaae before a petit jury; you do
not in that event determine the question of guilt
or innocence.
To find any bill of indictment a “ true bill,’ 5
twelve of your number must agree to such a find
ing: if, however, t welve do not so agree the hill
must be returned “ ignoramus” or * 4 ignored ”
We will not further detain you by an elaborate
exposition of the general character of your duties,
the nature of the oath or affi-’aaation jit adminis-
tered, dnd tne general inre iigeoce of oaoh member
of the jiry, will enable you to proceed with the
buying of ihe term Should you desire addition
al it will be gladly imparted to you
By the Dtatriot Attorney and the nourt
Toe for tne term to be comparatively
light; man? small casesoan be disposed of withtiat
a trial in this court, and, aa io cases of mbd*meft-
nor, you full potyer over the costs \7oeu the
IjHl is ignored ; you may inflict a just punishment
Upon those who have* without reason, insu a ted
•nits, by ebi'.gtDg them to pay the costs.
By prompt attention to buricoss, we hope to
dose this term at an early dr.y Much depends
Bpon your action; ar«d that you may at once enter
\ioon the (li&ah&rgo cf your duties, you will now
proceed to your room in charge of the proper offi
cer* of the court.
An application was made to Judge Ludlow, as a
judge of the 0 phans’ Court, b $ Bir.jttmr, Chow,
£-*q . for an orde* to prevent James M. Mason
(li e Senator from Virginia) and Uenry Caew from
tbkiog out of the jurisdiction of the court funds of
the Chow estate that had been invested hereby
order of the court.
Mr. Chew Buid that already & large puzu of
mosey pad been taken our by tkatremaikabiy in
traitor, and used in the support of his de
testable o-iuse
Judge Ludlow directed a citation to issue to the
parties, service of which, upon Mason, might be
mad* by publication in tbe newsp&pe's and Mr.
Benjamin Chew then departed highly gratified.
CITY ITEMS.
All Vabibttbs description of uniform,
from that of he plain pnva*e to the fuiP’viR 77 of a
Major general, and suitable for all brauohes r>( ifee wr
vioe. are gotten »u at he Brown .Stone Clothing Had
Of ttnoaib i fc Wiiaon, ?‘OS 603 and 606 Cher-tnu street,
abo*e - ixtii fcucti aro the resource* and fanlitiea of
thiseelehrat-d establishment, that wine every'.iten
tion is p id to the r eiU : ar business of he o'-noern. a
regular miiiturr depot has been eat Wished within it*
hmi’fi ami th- of iHiiforms that aro faultless m
reapeot to material out, jnabe* and fii-islt, are turned
omaltheshor.eat p.;.6ibe notice*
Baraaiwh—V/* advise our read era to visit the
Mammoth Gift Slothing llmporium of Granville Broke8 r oke* r
669 heatQ:<*, whohncwcioi'im: nut a summer gtook of
eiesaut clothing »t grants reduce! > noe*. detail gof
everr &jid d-ocripti n ic kept, constantly on
hand. orrcindo t-> order at the eh. r*e«t notice. With
•very article so d. no matte: how rilrll, a beautiful and
useful gift ie present.d.
Winnow Fuadrs, ail styles and sizes, of good
quality and strong fixtuie , 718 Chestnut street, Phila
delphia. W. H. Oarkyl A Bro.
JMT Also, United States tags, large sizes* l«tuih-€t
The aggregates of the bank statement compare
with those of previous weeks as follows:
_ ...... _ July ». Augu ts.
Capital«t»ek .-.fill si uioSH.ti,.ctu..
Loans,-—..... 9i P 37 4XI 94 s.l *9'lna.fXM.W4
Speoie..7 >60953 o <S3tl .--in.,].«(«
I *uefm other banks... ICC.HJ* 1 5-6 66 Deo 9 66J
Due toother b:uu«._ 2 7SS »7( 279 4 9. Doe. 6> llw
Depostts ..... 16■ 2.2 7 169 ti 551..De0..84 41«
Jtroulation...™._ 3. 91,770 i 056 5 4 Deo. 33,i4C
„ . . L oaue. ttgeute. Circulation. Depusiu
Nov. 4,1887.21,199,482 2,071,464 2,141.113 lC.Si.7g5
fan. 11,1868.21,302,374 3,770,701 1,0114)33 11,466,263
{a 1 ! 8 ,-• •• .94,311.999 6,638,817 2,434.181 16.646.84?
lan. 3,1869. .26.461,067 84)63.366 2,741,764 17.049.00 t
Ju1y,26.446.440 4.897,061 9,808.90 a 16,481,06-
Jan.S, 1860. .36.386.887 4,460.261 3J66.C01 14.9824)19
Jut; 2 .26.801 39( 4.874.649 3.896. 86 16.994 Mlt
I'« 0 I —-26 9753J7 3 833,827 3 857 90S 16 Ml. 130
Jan 7. 1861.30 591.250 4 020 408 2 BS9 81J U.2G1.9S
rob. 4 J6.W11.981 4,638 054 2 773.1.8 16.296 436
”or 4 «(!».M4 6IMS9S6 2 611,431 14,46 ,736
Ajwil 1 * »73 *96 6 2»‘ 063 Roll 263 16 "00,147
-J «• 214.30 085 6 873 009 9-716 6"9 16 091 997
Jone 3 24 li'l 294 6 71'.82S 2.317 067 IS SIS «Si
* bl 34 686 244 6 767 994 2 (91 562 16 27 6 6
‘ 17 21 28! 443 6 92, 466 2 198 57 16 I 9 666
“ 21™ Si ,240 SIM 6 336 744 3 147 2 2 16 740 622
dal; 1 14 917,200 6 64- 393 2.101 3 2 13 997 94!
8.24 127 173 C 966 ,12 2 19' 36 16 8,1924
“16 23 941328 7 254 793 2.164 811 16 129 165
“ « 23 9 2 341 747 298 2 134 9!2 JB 19U 876
39—— 23 957 4'3 7 154 69 291 J7O 16H2616'
Jtns f 14 211627 6 745 321 3 068 474 16 9L 86i
lue following is a staceuieat of cne transaction,
at the Philadelphia Clearing House, for the week
ending August* as famished by the manager, Geo
E. Arnold, Esq.:
, , „ Clearmre. Dalanae*
d*l; 81 93! 458 76 8377 649 94
.. J* —— 1.7.9,61166 166 1114 86
19* 7-6 16119131
Aug. 1 —, —,. 131 871 69 236 24 97
• I ?- *056 632 69 19,6.94
d 2.017,094 02 126 679 64
811.47t.699 08 81168,391 99
By telegraph, we learn (h.c cue Lehiga Va.tey
Railroad Company brought down from Manor
Chunk, for tba week ending on Saturday, 3d imt..
13 231 tons of coal, against 13 933 tons for cor
responding week laft year, makir g fnr the season
commencing December Ist, 1860, 454 481 tone of
coal, against 482 280 tons to corresponding time
last year; which is an increase of 2 281 toss o'
eoal. 1.250 tons of pig iron were aiso sent down
the road for the week ending same date.
A very loosely worded paragraph sent from Wash
ington, to inform the publjo of the provisions oi
the new tariff tor, gave to many importers, to-day,
the impression that the new cchednle of duties
was to be applied to goods imported under the old
laws, and now in bond The following Is the sec
tion of the new law which npplles'to snijft goods:
Sic » Anti he it further enacted, That all goods,
wares, and merchandise actually on shipboard and
bound to tbe United States, and all goods, wares
and merchandise on deposit in warehouses or pub
lie stores at the date of the passage of this act,
shall be subject ts pay such duties as are provided
by law before and at the time of the passage ol
this sot: And provided further, That all gooes de
posited in paotio store or bonded warehouse after
this act takes effect and goes into operation, if do
signed for onnsump-.ioa io the United States, must
be withdrawn thereirem, or the du’ics thereon paid
in three months after the same are deposited, and
goods designed for exportation and consumption io
foreign countries may be withdrawn by rhe o-.TOcr
at any time before the miration of three years af
ter the same are deposited, suob goods, if not with
drawn in three years to be regarded as tb tndoneo
to the Government, snd sold under sueh regala
tions as the Secretary of the Treasury may pre
scribe, and the prooeeds paid into the Treasury :
Provided, Thatmerchandise upon which the owner
may have neglected to pay duties within the times
months from the time of its deposit, may be with
drawn and entered for consumption at ‘ any time
within two years of --he time of its deposit upon the
payment of the legal duties with an addition oi
twemy-fi:e per oonlnm thereto : Provided also.
That merchandise upon which duties have been
paid, if exported to a foreign country within three
years, shall ba entitled to return duties, proper
evidense of snob merchandise having been landed
abroad to be furnished to tbe collector by tee im
porter, one per oentnm of such duties to be retd -
ed by the Government
The Hen York Evening Pest Enma up Slflfltß
*na mnney mauera in that ci>j t« d&, a* follow*:
The (took merket opens extreme!, dull, and
prisos are rather lower than on Saturday The
business in the railway shares is cnnsnatly lignt,
but the bend market oontinues qeite aotive, though
at a reduotion in seme oases oi i i per cent.
After the Board, the general appearance of tbe
market was weaker. Sew Fork Central is ceding
at 76} 76}, Mtasouris 43} 43}, Tennewees 43*43}
Panuma is quiet at 107*108, Paoifio Mail 73*73}
The firmest of the list of Southern State slooks
were Virginias and North Carolinas. Tbe former
were taken freoly at 51, the latter at 63a62}.
Government eis«B lost } per SSUt Of [DO adTBDOe
of Saturday. The registered bonds sold at 88,
closing with sellers at the prfoe The eenpon bonds
leave off at 88 88} The five per cents: are firm
at 80.80} Six per cent, treasury notes are dull
at 96.
Money is hawked about at 4 per eent. without
finding borrowers in large amounts. Call loans
have even been made as law as 3 par oent. bat no
onosiderable sums oan be used at these law figures
Prime paper is very soarae and waited. Ic would
be an easy matter to place a million dollars of the
acseptanees of any of the le ding banking house,
at S per oent, smb is tbe iye sure of idle capital
There is nothing new s*ir mg at the Sub Trea
sury to-day. Subscriptions tor moderate amoun-e
of sixty-day and three year notes are daily coming
in, but the large capitalists of the street have not
moved jet.
The liabilities of Clafl'n. Mellen, & Company, it
is now ascertained, are near loor millions, of whieh
about a million is “bank debt.” The surplus ot
the firm is probnb y not over a million and a quar
ter, as on the lit ot January last the yearly state
ment stowed an excess of but two millions.
The Ocean Bank has declared a dividend of three
per cent, payable Atijust 12:h
The old New York Fire and Marine Company
advertise a half yearly dividend of six per ceut.
The ways of raising money by loan or paying for
army and navy supplies, as provided in the $250,-
000 000 loan act and supplementary bill, may be
summed up as follows :
1 A national circulation in treasury notes of
Si $lO and $2O, without interest, payable in spa
sm ou demand, at each points or commercial oen
tres as the Secretary may direct on the faoe of the
nntee
2 Treasury hills payable one year after da'e
and hearing 2 65 per cent., or one oent » day on
thr $lOO, which may be converted into 7 30 on
oent ihreo year bills, at the option of the holder.
3. For temporary loans, say at sixry days or
longer, to two years, 6 per cent, treasury bills,
convertible in a 30 year 8 per eent stock-.
These three classes of treasury paper wo under
stand to be receivable at all times for custom! and
other public dues
4 Treasury bills beating 730 per cent., or 2
cents a day un the $lOO, to ran chrae years. If not
converted into a 6 per cent twenty year funded
stock.
5 Funded stock, of Federal or sterling deami
nation, bearing 7 per oent interest, tweoty years
to ran, limited to net less than the par value or
funded Btook, bearing 0 per oent, twenty years to
ran, of ihe same or -i'lier denomination, limited
to not less than 91 07} of the par value, being
the (qiivaleat Of a 7 per cent, twenty year stook
at Par value
Provision is made for paying out the fonrth class,
or three year bills, to the publio contractor*, in
place of money, and provision is made iar employ,
ing an agent or agents to negotiate the whole or
suy part of tbe filth class in Europe, the Seoretary
to fix tbe compensation or commissions of such
agent or -agents abroad. The nse of the circu
lating notes In place of gold, in paying off the
government employees, is also authorized, snob
notes being matte the equivalent of gold at the
point of disbursement.
Philadelphia Stock Exchange Sales*
AuKuatS. 1851
Refohtxd kt It. fi, KLAru.Kuu, Merohaols’ Exohanre
FIRBI* BO RD.
00 Heading Jt_~. ..IB 3- 1 ®! 1 Cain Jfc Arab R.
100 do - 183tf )00 City 6a R - .
2>i do uo. r ~
T M«rn» Canal ——. 3*# I $ v, echatiic« Bank... •
6 do—-- 44 i.ehigh Scrip.,sswn
BKTWfc a BOatvDS,
t Mechanics Bank . . %)X 1000 F & Sooth 94
BSCI'NB tiOAHI)
SOW Citr 61 n,w 85 96
luiw do. .Dew bswn 95
3oii co JtRIH%
17 Union Bank 17 i
1400 label l.ani(b ti1....11)114
1 Girnrk Ba:.k 35 ■;
lOt'enna R 3 HI
OLO*XNe PRIC]
Etd. Aak-,d.
Fallaou 88 08)4
FbiiaCa R ml OB 80 B*>j
Phila Oa new inotl t'4% os
Panck 61. .4 78*
Hoad « - , —-is?*
ili-44 Mu ”l». 8* MU
ReadmtS.’SOUSi&U B*.
R™«ii.. 74
lean. R 88* 38U
300 do . 78
aiwo Heading 65.... 187-. 84
TICMM do .1874 84
|3wo do 1886 ch 73*
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lin■ t a rrel k}i iu
Elm 7* ’73 . 62
kmi island K .9U 1»
uoii ci ft ft. ait *w
Uli Cl A N flev- 3fi 34*
. ilorth Panna R 5* 6U
« Penua R lUs._74>i 76
Cauiwißha R ore? aft 6
Frank & So it .. 36 40
Sjd A3d-»UftS...4l 44
w Phil* Rflzd oi 63
gorune * ,7% 3
Green ft Coates-je U
Penaa K 3d mtCe >*J£
Morn* Gan non. 86*
Moiti* Con Pfd 10704
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LETTER BAGS
Ai ih4 Merchants* Haekangtj Fkiiadclphi*.
Ship Tnnoarora. Dunievy Liverpool, soon
?hip Lanoaater*D r oan ... —.Live'-pool.soon
Brig Vary £ Miliiken, ttordea—— Matanzas.aoon
SHIP* fc¥*Y* FOB PATS
Kaatein—-rQuebec—Liverpool .Aug 6
Arabia...— >oaion-iiTerpool—„ —Aug 7
Teutonia ...Neir »orfc-Bam burg 10
O of Baltimore-New VorK-i.iverpool —...—Aug 10
tforu*Bii. —.Jlew tor*-Hamburg —., Ant 10
Norwegian—,.- Uuebeo-iiirßrpool— —,Au< ill
Alnoa * _ T?ew Vork—Liverpool .—Aug 14
Kangaroo.—New York—t iverpooL— nc 17
uropa ———.. B*Bt>n-Liveipool— Aug 2k
Em i —-.. _ New Y;»rk-Gla«gow- Aug 34
Persia—..—New Yoru-Live^pool— au< 38
Canada-.Boston-Liverpool——Sept 4
SHIPS r.BAVS FOX PATS
Teutonia—.Southampton-New York—July >1
Attngh.ro>.— ...Liverpool-New Vork , Julj 24
t.u r opa —Liverpool ..Boston ....... Ju v*7
tu . ——Liverpool..>ew vork— Juiy3l
Persia ~i*iverp,K>‘..New York—..—Aug 3
tfO'jeiiiian—Li*erp oL.Que aa— yg 3
• d'oriurgh,,— L ve York—Auk 7
reman Soutnuuuton..New York 8
Nova sooti&n .-.Liverpool Q.iebeo —-_Aug 8
uon a ress—..AiiTwrrp p w vork —«*•—Auk lu
Canaua —. Liver ———..Aug 0
.SrutbamptMn..New vnrg • u« 14
North American Liverpool..Qnebro —l9
Asia Liverjool..New York .-.——An-17
arase—.—gonihampton-New kork—aob 2i
The California Mail Steameri sail from New Yerk en
tae ut, Uth. and ilst of each month.
.»®J“i£? 1 ™ ,n fSK ,u 9 8r * l ? llT *ll.® w Yo»*«b th.M.rth.
19tb. 17th. auA Wb o- *iM*b month.
SUN RISES— .59 SUN SETS—
HIGH WATER. . - ~
ShipSewsU, Delano, 9 days from Ragti&« with sugar to
B& w Weis • Towed up or tug ' mariea. Left in p>rt
Juiy27 ship Kearsage, Hohins n.ju»> commenced l ad
inv for ' Yo k;.nad lostcrewaid boat; bares The-d*.
•ttrvor.for York; Sophia. lViuttay. for do; Ed*
mund.(Bfemen) f”rdo; JPas -n letry. for Cork for
ur<Jers roosilr load d; hrig Solid. (Norwegian; Jusdme
for iork lor orders; aoo quite a number Q\ O'her VO-86la
adii K rp Hfo. nukiiv, long 8023 ¥f, bark Q*n rden.
from Havaua for naga*. in. Sailed #4ch. b-.rk
r&risii. iYUi.o>t» for London. Ihe > bulged the
ooastoo eljiaid ineiUhis were b rnii gaafaraaJupi
terln ei H'-gusvioiousves-a'sorw-rsieaniers
Minneeoia, Waine,6 days troinNew lork,in
ball*»t to James Uevereux.
Ruhr H tf Gibs n, Uiooker, 3 days from New York*
Wita sale to oaptain
*ohr llios P • ooper, Ta> lor, 4 days from New Haven*
in bailasi t • oaptaiu.
•ohr Wauponsa i day irom Smyrna. Del* with
wh at t«> Jas oarratt A *<oa
1. Sour Mantua m&z»n. 1 day from Frederica* Del* with
wbenttoJaa BairaitA on*
Svhr R-inoooiSi W r-ght. 1 day from New Castle* Del*
with wb*at to Jas Barratt A Bon.
ifConr John A Thomas* Billiard, 1 day from Smyrna*
Del with wheat to Jos Barratt A Son.
Bohr Kntei prise* omiih, 1 day irom Newport* Del*
wan uars to as Barrait k. Son.
Slcop Champion Collins. 1 day from Leipeio* Del*
With 00m to Jos K Palmer.
i» A l-U UUI U IV V w r. . OUMS, .
l ion 1 eiegraph* Omnsr, 1 day from Leipsie. Del,
with wheat to Jos E Tam er.
Bohr Lancet B.yard. 1 day from Christiana* Del,
with grain to t hrisnan « «'urrao.
hour f zohaege. Bu>t *n. 2 days from Cheeapeake City,
Md.wirh grain to Chris 1 osi'urran.
Bohr Veima. Lings l dar from Odessa. Del*with
gram to Chrisfau at Curran.
>*chr Golden Gite, ng, 1 day from Frederica*
Del. with wneat and oats to L t?ew ley & uo.
S hr John W H&U* Day* 1 day from Magnolia, Del,
wuh wheat and oats to Jas L Be * ley & Co
steamer Conoord. Norman, 24 hours from New York*
with muse 10 Wm M Baird A Co.
Bte&m»r Beverly* fierce, 24 hours from New York,
with mdse toWP Clyde.
Park '’aJc» Ryder. Boston, Twella & Co.
Brig lz&, Wilimu a Portland. K A Bonder A Co.
Soar J ii Au.tin, Davis, boston* Wcb.e, Hammett A
Caldwell
-Bohr Titos Borden. W righting ton, Fall River, Caat
ne , Hlokney & Wellington.
Bohr Thoa P Co-p-r Ta>l<>r Providmoe. RHPoweU.
Cotir >ew Jens»y» Biiii ’aiiiitore. oapiam.
t*6hr G-'u Tailor, Mun*d, BAttunvrCi Veß Busoni Kw
ton * Co.
* ehr H N Famham, Bacon* Boston, do
tcbrJ R Mather-Moke'Son, boston, D Cooper,
Barge George 'i'wibejl, Miller, Washington, Penn Gas
Coal * -o
Mr J 8 Bhnver. Dennis* Baltimore A Groves. Jr,
Btr Beverly. Pieroe, Wew York* W P Clyde.
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exohange.)
Lr.ZvK«.TtO, 9 A M.
The sohr J M Houston, tuiseeli. from Cienluegrs for
Phila elubia. came to this station ye'terua and will
be detained tor a day or two, iu oonacqueuos of oneo&se
oisiaknoss on board.
Youis, N. 8.
88*
m
aitfa
5 Cenni R _ 2dy» 88*
JUO(aut) l‘-nuas’a ... 78
Btenir.ship Bouton, Orookor, lienee, arrived at W York
4Mi lust
2*h*p Hortensia, Atkins* for Philade pLia. was ready
at Liverpool 20tbuT,
Bug 3nn:«e> LL.cUay, GupUl, at oagua 29in uU, for If
York or London.
Botir Mary bilon. Case, henoe, arrived at Greenport,
LI 28th ult.
Soars heptane and Sarah Selrey, sailed from New
E ven 3d i-ot. for Philadelphia.
Bohr Neptune. Wiuontstor,cleared at Bt] John, NB,
3j«r. uIL for rhUaoelptna
. Bohr Joseph P Cake, Rndioott, henoe» arrived atSi-
Umiininst.
Philadelphia Markets.
The Flour market is quiet but steady, with a
limbed inquiry both for shipment and home use;
600 bhls old stook Chtoago fine Flour at $3, and 200
bbls Ohio superfine and extra at $4 25 per bbl all
round The r*w*r, and bakers are bayfrg mo
derstely at $4 -4 75 for superfine $4 50-5 50 for
extra, and $5 75 >6 50 for ex’rs b intly and faney
lots, os to brand and freshness: late-inspected and
fresh-groupd Flour are held above the views of
buyers Rye Flour is dull, and offered at s3t3 124,
without sales Corn Meal—The only sale we hear
ef is 600 bbls Brandywine on terms kept private
Wheat —There is a fair amount offering and
selling, and prfoes are steadily maintained ; seme
3 000 bus, mostly prime Southern red, cold »t 1105
e-float, lot* iu the oare at 108 till:, and 1.500 one
white at llS*l2ot mostly at the letter rate sfliat.
Rye is steady ai 521 for new and 56c for old Penn
sylvania. (lorn is coarse, but the demand f-r it is
limited at, 52 53c. Oats are firmer and quite ac
tive : 4 000 baa o'd Southern sold at 33c afloat, and
1 200 bus new at 27 290
Bask Quercitron continues in demand, and 40
hhd" Ist No 1 sold at $2B and 23 hhds Peterson’s
at $3l per ton
Cotton is held with more firmness, but there Js
very little demand from mtcufao:urers, and the
sales are limited
Grocsribs and Provisions—very little doing in
either, and no oasnge to note
WHIBEY is soar**, and selling in a small way at
200 for bbls, and 191 for drudge.
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
August 5, 1861
The market continues dull, and prioes about tbe
same as Ust week; aboat 1 870 bead of Beef Oatile
sold at the following prioes :
20 John Sanderson, Chester county, $8
140 McQ iatd & Carr, Ohio, $7.8 75
35 Kimble A K’tk, Chests* county, sBsB 50.
46 K nocdy Olio, $7 50 8 50
16 Baldwin. Poonsylvani*. $7 8
105 J*B McFi'len do, $7 50 375
50 P Ha’haway Ohio $7 50 8 75
112 P. McFiHao. Ooio $7 50 8 75
104 Ooohrnn & McCall 0-.rio $7 8.50.
30 J -bo Todd Chester ccuti’v *3 8 25.
70 Mo .noj A fimi'h, Ohio, s7*B T 5.
105 Allman, Ohio. $7,8
48 Feilheimer. Ohio. $6 50 7 50.
100 H Chain Penna, $7 ,8 25.
75 AuD, Olio. $7 8
14 M Carson, Chester Bounty, s3aB 25.
69 Rcthohild. Oaio,
57 Falter A B-os , Ojio, $7 -3
49 Chandler, Chester rnauty, $7&B 50.
156 N Wernte, Ohio. $7 8
50 E Ham-k— Ob!" $7,8
33 H Frank, Ohio, $3
19 J Christy Ohio $7 7 50.
39 0 Smi'h Ohio. $7 8
30 t) Martin, Obis’.er o muty, $7 8.
15 Goodenberg, Oaio $6 7.
24 C Airemae, Pennsylvania, $7 50
15 Toony, Ohio. $6.
96 head were shipped to New York.
50 Cows s-iid a' pr oes ranging from $2O to $4O
pc* head as io quality.
T*e arrivals vf Sheep this week reached about
5,000 head, at from 6 to 7 cents per pound as t > oon
di-ion
A ecu' 500 Hers arrived, and sold at from $5.50
tu 6.25 per 100 lbs net.
New York Markets Yesterday
Agnus are unobaneed. with sales of 25 bbls at
$5 25 <or pec* and $5 374 (or pearls
Bre,dsidpfs —t'be matket for State and WeEt
ero Flour is qui*». and withoa’ -monrUnt change.
The sales n-- 9 000 bbls, at $4 10 415 f or saner,
fine State; $4 30 440 for extra S'trte; $3 95 405
for senerfioe Michigan, Indiana Ohio. lowa, Ac*,
and $4 25 5 50 for ez'ra do, including shipping
brands of roand-hoep Ohio, at $4 90*5, and trade
brands of do a $5 05 6 10.
Southern Flour is q-iiefc and unchanged, with
sales o f 700 ah’s at $0 5 30 fo* saDsrfine Balti
more; $5 50 625 for extra do; $0 610 forßrandy
wine ; $5 60 7 25 for deargetowa ; $7 9 for Peters
burg eity J a--d $7 9 f-r Richmond eity.
Canadian Flour is steady, with sales o* 450 bbls
at $4 10 4 15 for superfine, and $4 30*4 50 lor the
range of extra brands.
Rye flour is qui*t, with small ssles at $2.40a
3.90 for tbe range of fine and suoerflne.
Ootn M-H i° quirt and Bteady : we quote Jer
sey at $2 85,2 90; Brandywine, $3*3.10; punoh
eons. £l5.
Wbeat is scarce, and with a fair demand fo- ex
port, prioas are a fraction higher; sale* 110 000
bushels a- 90,94 i for Ohio.go Spring; 84oa£l for
Milwaukee «luo; $1 02*1 03 for amber lowa;
*tu.4 99 ~$l.Ol lor Racine Spring
R-.a is quiet and unsh&nged ; we quote Western
at 46 50, and North River at 60 63
Barley is maotive. and entirely nominal.
Outs are dull »' 29 31 for Jersey, Delator", and
Pennsylvania; 314 324f0r Western and S.a.e, and
25,23 for Canadian
Coin is steady, with an active demand for ex
no>t «nd home consumption; sales 139 000 bus at
40*464 for new mixed Western, and 47 for West
ern yellow.
Peovisiohs —Pork ia firmer, with a moderate
t'usinass doing; the sales nr* six hundred hbls at
$l5 75,16 for mess, and $lO 75 for prime. Beef is
firmer, with a better demand ; the s-lM are 800
obis at $5,5 50 for country mess; $4 4 50farooan
frv prime; $9 11 25 tor repacked Western, and
$l2 *l3 for extra mess. Prime mass Bsef is dull
and nominal.
Beef hams are quiet and firm at sl4*lB for
Western B soon is dull and out of season Out
meats are heavy, and in favor of the buyer at 5 6c
for hams, and 44 -51 for shoulders L ird is quiet
and unchanged, with sales of 350 tieroes and bble
a' 84 94< for No. 1 to prime Wostern.
Whisky is quiet and steady, with sales of 200
bbls at 17c.
New York Block fiichtuige-Anef, 5
FIRST BOARD
MQOUP5«’65—g7 \l7 Del Jr Hud Cl G 0... .86)4
SOtO U 8 69 ’St reg 88 61 do 869
SMI U S 6s 'Bl coup--88 1* 0 N Y Cent R~..p*c 76ft
3»flOU "» 68*74cotto—*0 123 do— opg 7«ft
t3Yr... 96 100 d 0... .s 2 ft opg .76K
ipi-00 Tens At 6s *9o—. .43ft 100 do . - s3aft opz .76
lOkiQ do —-,..»60 43 360 Em Railroad, rJeo.ttft
400 do. , 4*Gf M) do p&c3ft
,2uoo po— 435*1300 Harlem Rpref-... 25$
160O> Virginia 8t 6a--o 51 46 .36
fli"0 do 816 0 60HudKivR 34
I'-Oi do -B 603*1 lou do 3 x%
300 i» N Carolina 6«-~ ©62 1 60 An , ~ ,
do 625&1I0O do— J Ss%
6ono Missouri State 6a. .43gl 60 do «fln 3 5*
«KH) do 4354 101 Read ns R S 6
20 01 do—— ,4»% 60 Miohcen R ...Me 4*
6«H> do.- 485* 301 Wioh* & N I G b6O 29
ioooo „ do 539.43. ft 5 111 Cent Aso 66
7o*lGeorg'aSt6t.—.67 200 do-,. 4
2°CO Louisiana 6e—...t9 400 - ~ _, _ 61
4000 Cal -tateZß 7ft 60 do - b10635*
OHIO NY 'eatt 6s— .»3 ,20* Gal & Ohio R. ,6>ft
6WO Hud R R 1 m..... 103 . 60 d • fi ft
m ...r—Bo •4 7 4010T66T01R.4a
000 Harlem lit m- . 96J* aoo b3O a&i*
114)0 Gfcl & Chi Ht m— 9» 200 do——. -b3O US'*,
ltfOG I k, 'hiSdm 9454 60 .v 854
10PO Cle k, To) * F bd» 74 li(0 do™ —_. h6O 3*3*
CO H r Ha irr>ad ..stQ I s*l ■ I r.... b
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
GEO. N. TATHAM. )
PH FRO-> HIt<GHAM,> Comuittbi op the Month.
WTM. L. REH*. S
SAILIIVfI OF TUB OCEAN STEAMERS.
FROM TBJS UNITED BTATJSB.
FROM UUKOFE.
HAitiNE INimimCß.
FOR? O* PHILADELPHIA. AH*. 3. 1861
phh**BD
MEMORANDA.
TOE PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, AUGUST 6,18« j
Steamer T&eony, Ely, hence, arrived at New York
yeaterriar.
>to.in e-Sarah. Jonea. cleared at New York yesterday
for ♦ , hU»d v ph<iv
August s—Evening.
ARRIVALS if THE PRINCIPAL HOTEL 8
CONTINENTAL HOTBL-Ninth and Chestnut.
C L Wilder. Mnsaaohuaetts A del Paze Havana
J R Fora Cie-fueg.is LMa>& I'ewtork
AtrsM’ore ‘-Jalit irma K a yterena flew York
Win L Corse H D Coohe, Obi»
K Bpr ng N«wVorlc L Forbes -Moub
Geo Kendall ITS Navy John G Graff r on. boston
Mr touht. tii ston A etewan, a>pb ington
Miss Howard, r* aslnncton E C Poran A lady, 0 N
Capt E ir Wash Lieut W H Draper, N York
Midrew CroBae. New York f has M Martin
J>* Dodge Warsaw, lnd J H nna-Pittsburg
iasß .j%raon, oewYoik TH York
Wm * Robins, ~ew York <5 Y Fo*. C
(jenl Hoo!ey wash. DC Col Grauam, Wash DC
Hon H B Wright, O •* ■ ndrous. New York
Bit Carpenter UHAriny T 8 Brenbolts. h ending
J D Jam e l Reading Mrs MoCture (c 2d, Pittab
Hon A K ndati <k wfe Wash 1> D Badger. N Y
M BpaS»rd, IT t Navy O L titewart, '•ew York
N Herrera, ova W Lowthei, Penna
GF B eneman, Lancaster J Lewi* uvo, MIL Phi la
A Murray, UBN G de B Keim t w, Pe. na
Hon Reverdy Johnson, Ba‘t£ JoMibo Ba t
K P Wilber, Bethlehem J w Godda d New York
EH Chest r, Ka AG Gray, New ork
J Hanford, i* ew York P Tnlinrhaet, New York
H H Jai ques. New \ ork J W Still, New York
OW T Mor ow ew York T Smith. *ew York
JA?tow. *ewYek JJ Ferns m. »*ewYoik
N West A 3 ch, B onfclyn G M Bauman, Reaai' g
Mrs it js Lauman- ing C T Lewis. • roj, N Y
Mrs C T Lewis, rroy n y Miss <VL b Lewis stiantio C
F-uoh wmer. New Yo/k H LCampb JI New York
W A iVi nhlenberg, N Y W 8 stedman, St Louis
Jui.n G Willi« &, ia. Balem A W Muldaur* 0 C 8
M s L Pmilipo i’ewYork Capt H * on wAwf Boston
Tfi PoiohWatertown NY WmOFay, New York
W A Wheeler, New York M Holly
fieoCO 'k David Cook
J l* Boyle, Kmtuokr lion J (. N Bt'attOß, N J
Job W born, rtoston H Wa kley, New York
► Gilman «ass B F Davetport, Mass
D F oshj-j. Ma*a Jera Horne, I) >ver, N H
J W Wallace. New Castle R Herman, USA
Jas W aweet. Baltimore W Pe>teB, Boston
Joh • R Lee, Boatcn N Paige. C
i, L ttfiJoomn b atoc h P fiansoum, New York
PW Wa do. New York Dr Tomes ew York
John B lalortt, onn Jtf J R. Uy, New York
G F v &;oij Chicago H W Virginia
Ansa Came Crothera. Wellsburg, Va
BOiFL street, aoose put..
M Kenyon. U iea H M Piper, Utica
§ t ih 9; D KHCummmgs Baltimore
P Ino-i, U 8 N J H i dwards r* i:a
U h ti i r ‘»« of ’ T .' ,r ; J F Smi'ht o dins
A.L Ma sha I. Phi a J B Pria .Sohu Utilise
J n Christ, Be im Y- ki leo JR H Wi li&ins. A J
J i Nos<s .'arnsburg J W Jump ueiaware
8 Dyer, Woi d uj Br J c o.id, Hover, Del
P A la, W Chester J B Heritage & oh. Md
O a thrown, Boston jk Eisk.ne, New York
sb. ij-irUt-' HOYEIr-Okeimni streec- above Third.
Geo Virginia Miss F Luk*ns, N Y
* *;> l B £hftvp*>d, boston J vakes &>a Wbsbnyit’n
W 8 in pBou 3c la, Vl aah’n (-ha Tuompßon. Wash
wF My r. -n i outs Geo K Kee , anoasrer
B J Addison, *fw Jersey A H Barber. New Jersey
W . Caioo Delaware Oft- Heurick, New York
LAC ssm&n I. A B-.JJ. Haiti mo e
A b Buzby, New Jersey Geo R Lewie,PniladetpUia
r Ei.—Fourth street, t»ai«w Area.
K P Hiller, Atlantic Oitr TM AI ea. / tlantio City
Jtmes Ln.ke, HautioCit * W A Be»tz, has .on
M s<j M Alwrrd, nil.,Del BJ ©♦’d m
BBharp Wo dside ( ir.Phila
M Barr*. Lancaster Thoa W camb.Pa
J 8 Hratid Ha P Gosslrr hue, Pa
C Hamostur-. Jeanesvilla Ab.-ah m Viait.n, Pa
2 H htuarr & s. ‘pringb uok H Adams, N
C H P&aler. re G * iYlil-er, Phila
A* C Mojj>ovoii, Harrisburg W Wi.Jis, Pa
TH*- h •* above Whiri.
A 8 Hadwalad r Pa Wm Ca PhiU
H LB o ke 'lmira h Wiiiia.u-, i e aware
Jolri Harm'd. Philadelphia W \ Ka fmaa. ho.id-nv
l * W Humnothoiise Md L Biarlooi, At'aßti Ctc
John Laua-o Davis yPah-oe Lane oo
an i Linmas- Jr fitt&burg J F rvin, Cle&rb*ld
Jas Dewa* « »‘a?id Co-us, A/iike&bar.e
Co 'en» New York J ins ew Y«*r
JasG t der. Pa J W rassett. sviHe
U Wornmn, i'tw Jersey Stephen Dean er, a»ton
A Wilhelm Kaston J»ani i owb -ok, a«ion
L Warr- n Battimore £z Gov Thorpe A (a He
CHW' fgmAla Del John Cuester, Burlington
Alfred Zigler, Bu Imgron
COMMERCIAL et„ above Chestnut.
Jas Chester co £ Jordan E ktm, Md
C Henrce i>eir Jereef GW Ortley, Newark, Tel
L P MoDoweli, Cheater oo Joa Pea oe, New Jersey
J ’Miner. Pot svihe A a ai. da non, Peuna
Dr W Ch ndter. Fh la £ Potts. Bnug .pu.t, Pa
Ja’i-eaflKnk Penna JG »*»s!er, renn-t
W L Jamee, W dnesier J W Wn dstde. Pei.ss.
B -V iton He na BU e d<»JH"(Ue, PehAft
*-©Ti Eiotteibcrgeri Pencai Wm Lovibj West Uh«.«iCr
STATES sJNlON—Maike> street.above Sixth.
Wm Moore, Ohio John kelson. Ohio
Joel Miller Lan-i stereo N B«>mers York co. Pa
W B Mi> r Cnatesvule John Patohom. i leaifield
wm penoer, irnsbarg AW*»ei.er Hotrsviiie
WRS euer Ponsv.lie S P Bai ey Cheaper oo
W 8 * a rner, New>isey AFo Iz. «a ritburg
Amos Hookey, i.auoaster oo K 8 iUCiivame, Gap, Pa
BLAOK BFAR HOTEL—Third it., above Cailowhill.
B A Glase, Freedenaburc W Glase, Freedensburg
• Hnrer, O ney, »*a Fsrou »1 Fturper Olcey, Pa.
JK hmit i, Salford . Jao b Pa
D avu. O'htlartff'ohia. J>up:e« t. h»ster Valley
BGD Keim> Germantown L K oalthnaor. Berks oo
BARLEY “H^AF—Second street, below Vine.
John Sutch. Har*svii’e JLewii. IJoylestown
C Grew* Id New Jersey D K Leedo Ne«»own
H Rio*, Centr&vilio A C Barber, Lambertville
MOUNT VERNON—?eo« nd street, above Arch.
G W Deweea, New Yo»k George H West. Pa
HH N idaian, H >rrisburg Itt H Williamson, Pa
NATIONAL— Race street, above Third.
Alex Jaokson. New York Joshua Weitner Ashland
C H Dash. Hel’er-t wn Jos Pottsville
J s B P<»ttstowo U U Foster, Phiia
Rfl Lin villa. Line star Bowyar iirccke, Pcttstowh
REVERE HOUSE—Tiiird above Rsoe*
James Both worth, Pa C Ksmon. Lebanon
Amrs Hmuh. Tninsqua John Uot rall. Readme
G A Kaufman, Vi ei.ria Levi B Kaler* Phceaixv
J »naa Berks oo A ‘Vieoler. Berks oo
i leut F ui‘ Is A son. N J Aug Loohman, Harrisburg
Geo F Kurtz, Lancaster
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—Third st.» above CalloWhid.
E Doster, Beth ehera Sami Kinsey- Qaakerfown
Faml 80-er HyrtCln f on D H •'■hope, Middletown
Barton Jtobei ts, Q.nakert 5 n Chas K Hagan, Boh oo
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Scffbrbrs "wixn DissAasa of thb Blad
sic. Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weakness, &0., read
the advertisement in another column, headed “ Helm*
bold’s Genuine Prepa* ations*” jjl inwf tf
Ohb Psigb Clothing of thh Latbs?
Bvtl3s, made in the beat manner* expressly for R£
VAIL SALES. LOWEST selling prioes marked in
Plain Figures, Ail goods made to order warrantee
g&tisfastory. Cur ONE-PRICE system is strietly ad
hered to All are thereby treated alike,
solely JONES A «wv. fio4 MARAhV S*lmoL
Batohxlor’s Hail jjTtt.—xma celebrated
»ai perfect Hair fire ii the but in tit world. All
•tier, are mere imitation, ofthi. treat oriEinal. which
ko» gained .noh exteneive patronage in all part, of the
globe. The genuine W. A. Batoheioi’e Lunid Hair
Lira instantly produce. a eplendid block or natural
blown, without «taming me tkia or iuiarini the hair,
and will nsudp Hi ill tftitt tf bad d Vts . invigorating
tke hair for life.
Cold by all Draggiati and Pnfhmen. Wh.le.sl* by
FAKNEBTOOK 4, 5J0., DYOTT & 00.. Plnls<..Jpki*.
wtj-t;
yaoYHB & tIAKBh’B Oblbsbatxb
NOISELESS FAMILY BEWIN# MACH IKES.
The Beet in t:« for Family Sewing,
Ho. T!s* (sBis»ws«ww FWiadelnhia euST-Ir
Card Printing, itßar and Ohhapbst in
the Oity. at S 4 tenth THIRD Street
DILL-HEAD PRINTING, Be.t andCk.lp.at in tke
City. st 3« South THIRD Street.
mnowtaw raiMivo, u«tan. QiMpMt in Un
City. ,1 S. ...it TWIST Street
PAMPHLET PRINTING, and every other deurip
hon of Printing, of the moot eupenor quality, at th.
warn reamnable rate*. at RINGWALT St BROWN’S
*.*»!»« Syldiur it «.,U WWIRD etruat ~H. rf
VANDERtL’Ctr-CPAPMAN -On the*«h nl'imo,
hy the Her James Onnrn.g'iam Mr G“Oree W V n
derelioj to Mias Enphemio B. Chapmen, both of this
Cltj* *
BOWMAN.— on Fatrrday. Augn*t S tho
Fje*t », ▼ Samuel Bowman D 1), Asaistaut m*h'-p
of th« rrotPB'*nfc i pieoopal Church ol ihe Diocese of
Peoi sylvani*.
** b- will take plaoe at Ft. James* Churoh.
Tamretor. this ( .uc-d*y> 6h.at * R. M Ibe r»l»»
Uvesand .hef-'mih.t eßishors.Clergy a d
* ait' • i this and nv*ißbbort * dooeftr-a arc respectful >
mv ted to attend, For information as to st.-r i. g oft'ie
trains toe a other column. **
MA'K HY —At f»ertnantowo. Aug.s,M6l.ofoi>n
•un'Ption. Alice a -.. wife of W Markley,iu
the 25th *earof herage
I uuenotice will t>* given o* h r funeral J ***
P‘ CHakW- —AtcinoinoMi, Ohio, on
Fdith Oe.* harm* daughter of - R. and Man De
Cl arms in the 18*-»> yt-ne .»f her a#:©. *
M<JN«O On he 3i insront, Mrs. Eli* b»th
Mnnrose. sged 4S years, wile of v<r O F. utt Monrt se.
He relatives and 'riends
a tend her funeral fron d’s e-ulenoe.snu’h
eaet corn > of Mev-nth ** d Green streets, on W>d
nos **y morning at 10 o clock. *»
j> l X"^? , “’ tl sX he^* J in *' t T bl - Mflr y Lon sa. daughter
ofjviartba and Catharine ’vers, eg d 17 ye rs
Funeral from tne rosidenn- of her father. No 205
hooper st- »i above c toond, Camden* this (Tuesday)
mormne, at 0 o’o a ook. *
i UK EN J-— < n the Ist inßtant* laaso Lnkess, in the
Alst i ear-of his age.
Fnneral fr m ms lets reaidfnoe. Nr, HM Wallaoe
,t sf.*, t^ t H ,B t7 u « Fda ? , J no, : D, n'«6th. atao'd-ok *
FUV-*TuN.—Ou th 3j instant, fVlra Margaret Fun
sfon* W’dow oi the la e Fu*stou. of D re
Briaee ooantj Tyrone. Ireland agef 86 years. *
BAMPiOf n the 4*h msisnt Leah B.« wife of
Frenois C. Usioptoat »«rd 95 je«rs«
Fnnsrßl Ir m the r#siiisne» of ber hnsbandv w o 146
A Irnond street,on Wedoesf'aj mon me at9o’clock. *
H K V Y.—On the id Bernard M. Ba*v<y.
agrd 03 veais
'* W N —On th* 4th instant, William Y. Owen, In the
42d year of his age.
F- neral from Lis late residence- No. 1W Wharton
sireirttoa Wodnesrf y af'erm on. at4o’clock. *
FLaF.—On the 2d instint, Philip Reap, aged 76
Funeral from his late residence. No. 206 *ew Mark t
street, on Wednesday aftr-rnoon at 4 uM.'ck-
VANHORN-On tne 4»h i stani. Miss Priscilla Van
horn, in the 6Stn • ear of her age.
Funeral from th« reaiaeno-. of her br«ther in-law.
Mr. I’sniel Iravia, near Bom.-sburg, on Wednesday
m 'Tn ng, a» 10 o c’O' k *
FfNhtHjr—On -he 4»h inetaLt, Biidget, wife of
John Finerty.ag d 43 ‘enrs.
t* uneral f - m the reaidenoe of her husband. No 2 46
*lS m, s*’ re ®Le4*tp iwen»y fi at, above Market, t i«
iTu tday iaf mho* n at 4o f o< M.'k« *
rOl JCH Oi» th* 4ti instant, Ida FI ranee,
ter Of Charles andLixzw Foster* aged 3 years and 4
months.
6 05
.—. 2 U
SPaCKMAN.—On the 3d instant, George Spook
ns .Mill *
■ D* T 0 ® *•‘B 3d ieetant,' arah, wife of George W.
Hvdee *n the 42d tear of her are.
Funeral iron the residence of her husband. No. J?s*
Caliowmli aueot, this (Tueaaay ) afternoon, at 2
• o, os *
K* Z.-On the 2i in.toct, Mr. John Katz, Sr„ in
I2d year of hi. age.
Kunerai from hi. late residence. Flowerio-r,
Montgomery county, thte (Tattdayl morning, at M
0 o’ook. .
KL JEDY —On the dill instant, Freileihk Kennedy,
lu tke mn y.ar of Image.
Funeral, t om me la'e residence. No. 12:8 Fe-eral
Hreet thi. (1 uesdai j afternoon, at 2 o’oluo. *
OOLAN—<n the 4>h i.slant. Acme, daughter of
Ma*y and the late John Nolan, aged 9 years and 4
moo ns-
Funeral from the r»*idence of her grandfatfae ,
John Quin, no 24 Laurel street, this (i uesda? ) a>ter
noon. uii o’o’onk. *
McCom MICK.—On the 4th instant James, sim of
and J4lie<i .MoCoxtmok, tn ti»o 7th year of htfl
from the reßidenoe of hie father. Eli.a
be-ii etitot, t rank ford, ims (Tueedaj) afternoon, at 2
o oloolt, . -
WALLACK.-On the 3d instant, Bohert Cornwell,
tmij. nof Juba - nnand the la.e William Wallace,
aged 16 years a d 6 men h*.
Funeral from the residence of his mother. No. J 36
ov S“J i7 u< " ,dßJ)m,,, ' ,l i n k.* tao ’olook ■
w.«j 5 8 ~-°S the 3d instant, Lirzie, daughter of Geo.
P. ard carah Rytrs, aged 0 rears.
Funeral.from Her father’s residence. No. 1705 Darien
*%%’ latuu 1 ‘ ?, olld f x I S?™™,. »t 0 o’, look *
Li RNIBH.—On the 2d instant, Barah. daughter of
Jamea and Mary Corn eh, aged 23 >ear., -
wSm l rS dl . frt P the residence of her rather No. 739
wnni l^ ’h's [TuMdtjl aitemoon, at 3 n’olotk.
Wl/#u ‘ he lttie
,eSi d *U o°* of No. UOi
Vt,ALtK. —On th* 3diikst&nt, Hdmoud O, Beale, bod
aod FUon Beale, sg* d 19 tears 1
n , { on * tk* residence of his parents, 218
fi»tg»re« below Walnut, this (Tuee
dftJJ alter* oon ar 3 o’clock, • *
~Ou lue 2d instant, Mr Frasois Putt, in the
57ihy- > arof bisage. . • r * -
FuLeral from his late residenoe, Bridegburg, on
We nesoa* ftfte.uoon a t3o , olooa. *
JBRL. NF H.—On thd 3d instant, John Brenner in the
53d year of hi age
Funeral from this late residence, No. 7C7 North
UP TO 12 O'OLOOK IsAST WIGHT*
fIARRIFD,
onto.
Thirteenth street, above Coates, this (Tuesday) after
nq?Q t at 3 o’olook. *
WWTTaKEH. -On the Tb instant, Joseph Whitaker,
in the 79th year of bis age.
Funera. from his (ate residence, 667 N. Eighth
afterj' OQ. at i o'cl. clr.
H^Z’-LBUR-u;—On t el<l instant, William,son of
Isaao Hase hurat, in the I 3 h year of hiaaro. *
iIiOTTRMiHG BTHRR, k
2* 8 CHF-BTNUT *treet,are nowacllint
Block crape mare's at S# and Slk oenls.
Bliok
Block 7-4 wide bareges 6l> and t3H oonr*
Second-rnourmn < poplire. 25 cent*
Gray mixed !avellaa,l2,S'o-
Gray mottled moden*«B,l3Hc.
Gray mix d wide madonnas, 189(o.
Blocs ami whit* printed grenadine bareges, IQs.
Shepherd plaid reol erenna>n* ha r eges. fiflo.
Blaokond white Pari*organdies,2sc. 1,1
fFS"* VOLUHTBFR REFRESHMENT
mh?«, ™°' , J!‘ lT ,y K ‘'’' FOO" OF
S.Tnfc • T.—• The PaisuL'e of Volunteers fhrouch th*»
City, and the dSrpect-itwn o r others, will require more
fund* tha«* we have at our disposal The • ommittee
will fae] thuriklul for an? ontnfoitions in Provisions
or Money left with the following gentlemen, who have
kindly volunteered toaH üb:
FIFLU * H » RD'E. m Market street
T C- HAND& CK 6l4and6’tf Market street.
Dr- ROBT N • BPMOKR. 8 . eor. second and Alary,
£. 8. H r OWN.6IO *ou?h street.
& CO.,Front an« Reed.
*■ *‘*> r *«*oond and Walnut.
ALEX. G »KAV E* 906 N. Fifth and 8 6*. Fourth.
WJ-RKT'K ASONR. < "ou f hwark foundry.
S°S |B K» l ' R * 0., Third and Walnut.
S* - . K. WARD 041 «ourh eecond street.
P\£*h** * a»are Mutual (nauranoe Co,
PAUL J FIELD- 747 ou h Secord.
JNO. WILLI VMS, sa ey and 224 Catharine.
O- & B 0.9 Ofl. Delaware avenue.
s,V^l A^* 1J 33 Guard averue.
TfrQS. W. 641 Nnrtb B a venth.
GSO.jW %>ARTIN, 125 Sourh s eoond,
E. A 80TTDKR 8 r>ook st eet Wharf,
J. H.B 4 XTER.fS2S nth Second
-;o,232and‘iM Market,
’"nURrniKY. 164 *outh I bird
BMMUEL n MOON, Commonwealth Insurance Co.,
Sixth *nd Chestnut
w l. BUh k H f RD T, 60 N orth Fr^nt.
J G k, J. H. BMI »’H, West Philade'pbia,
ALBERT C. ROBERTA, N. E Cor. eleventh and
v me
HENRy j>iBTON 67and 69 Laurel rtrect.
JOHN F t E, B ORNE 69C ea nut.
Dr, WM H RTlfttGtfN. U- 8 Min*-. Chostnut street.
Dr. A. L. KENNEDY* Market street and West
Penn Squire. *-
JA‘ •N M s.B* , N & CO., ard 140 North Front.
Dr SMALL,2237 Cnllowhill atr-ov
WAvtTTf.GPON JONtse, at Isaac P- Morris’ Rich
mond Foundry
D K A<U*ON No.Vreh street
Bn>JaM.IN S HMai K No. 6 2 4. street.
aKA D BA Knows Cb-irman,
No l 09 HTHnst,
fTr* OFFICE H4ZL4TON COAL COU-
J. P*NY’— P"I1 ADBLPHIA U U»t£tll )88l
Th* B >a r d of Dir'oto a »av* this da* declared ad vi
d*nd on tjifjr ''apiial --toe? of *»imß COLLAR. A «i> A
HALF per share, p yabletotb* Btookho d*rs or their
*e*al renres*ntati>f<s. an ihe • ffi >e of the Company, in
P iladelpbia, on and after the 14»h irat
Vhe Transfer Books will be *lor d until Auru** 16th
mat. ALfcXaNDIiK G. GaW,
au6 3t* ’‘ecetary
fT?* POST OFFICE. PHILADELPHIA.
'ES All ust 8 1861. ’
NOTi , ‘- —n omwQuenoe or numerousromp'xmts
a*thi»itfice-it will be n*c asarr, in f .iu*- . for ail per-
applying for \*it ra from the B xss,unless they
•ir the Wiwrß offhe b*x. to pM-du'e the check *4 evi
dence that they are entt'-d to reoHive the letters,
Lhn rule will be strictly adhered *o
au6Jt C. A. WALBORN. P. U.
* rt S? S, *«I WSTR A. NC E COMPANY OF THR
:•„? *TA E 01-’ PE.NNBY' Aueu<**6,l3!
D reotnr* *h»s d«* deo ared t IV Df. >ll
r>TRX P w R CENT*.. o r TWELVE DOLLARS per
«hare pa*ahe f o 'he p or their legal he
ondfi-an 'l
am IQt WILLIAM carper. Secretary.
OFFICEMORRISCANAa.ANUB.iNH-
CO , JEHBKY I y Julies 185-.
DiV'DENU n* TICr 7 he Board *'f ireotorshave
aeo'ared. from *he ermines of the ‘’anal, a s^mi-annual
IV dend ol PlV>*‘ P R OhNT. upon Uis Pretnrred
tooi, puTAhie on and af er the 6th day of *qgu-t next.
*»t 'O9 tfnoo of he Ct rapaiu at Je sey Gi*y nr to
•tockhnln© « m and near Phiiadelihia.at the office of
B. W CLrk A Co . rhe'6.
The < B oks will be closed from tbe 36th inst.
eo tb* 6tn of
t u g* L N. Secretary.
fw-AUTIUi-TO I HE INHABITANTS OF
JsjF FRA>KFOR»‘—Thai -he MAILYor W- hKLY
PREBB can be h d *t the counter of store, or served
at your houses regularly, at an ear v h°nr,
# _ . W, C. BHEARD,
jylB-lm* Agent for The Press, in trankford,
OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
JsJ AND DARBY - OVp NY.
Phil »dzlphu, July IS 1861,
The Boardof DireoJors have this day declared a Di
vidend of rw- N Y-F V C .NTS per -hare on the
capital otocw of th e Company. outatandinE this day.
oayablion and alter the 2$ h inst .at the Office of tuo
rrea*urer. No 3 Wamut street.
For the convenience of tue fctockhnMers, the Trea
surer will be at the Depot corner i f Darby avenue and
Fo'ly ninih street (opposite the Grar’e Fe*T» road,)
between aid 6 P M . on SATURDAY, the 87th
mat, prepared t<> pay the above.
Tra..sier Books will be ilosad until the 25th mat,
. TBOB, oPaRKS, t*eoret*r< and Treasuier,
JJ 1A 1m *o 1 I WALNUT street.
Oi? BIaHOP BOWMAN.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
WILL ISSUE
TICKETS AT $2.10
TO
LANCASTER AND RETURN,
To those desiring to attend tlie Funeral of BI3HOF
BuWM.N,
ON TUESDAY, THE 6ra INSTANT.
Leave the Drrot, ELEVENTH and MARKET
Streets, at 11.20 A. M. t arriving at Lanoaster at 9ID
P. M. Retareins, can lsavs Lancaster at 712 P. M„
an ivine in Philadelphia at 10 30 P. M. It
MIEITAKI' NOTICES.
J| HR AT Cfi MOONLIGHT
I gUARD, 330 North SIXTH fctreet, August 6UI,
ORDER No. 1.
1 Officers commauhinc oompanirs attached to this
Regimei t which are ready to encamp, will report at
oooe for mustering info aer? m.
lli < ffio re corooisnding companies which have ap
plied and b en acoepiedin tnis Regiment will report
themselves at Heodauart ra on or bef ire Tfi URrDAY
next, tuf 8-h met m person. Companies not reporting
will cons dered bs disc nneoted with the command,
a d their places will be otherwise
By order of Col. GEO. P. McLEAN.
B. F. FaUBT. Adjutant.
TO CAPTAWB.—~wo pood Companies desirous of
be ins at «noe mustered into the service of the United
Plates, can do so by coimeo iug themselves with Co'.
Mo Lean’s Repimept and will be furnished with tents
and rations* and be put in camp, it*
II WAITED—A finished drummer and
I fifer for tha United States f igate Potomac. Als .
[I Ml) able bodied menf r the United eta es marine
• corns f'r sea and land sei vice. immediately, Ap
ply at itendezvoua, No. hit FRONT Hlreon.
Ist Liemenant W.6TOKEB BOYD,
Reuruitins Officer.
|i THJB “McULELLAN REfiIMKWT,”
■ named in honor of our gal'ant townsman. General
m George B Mo ’leUan ii &>‘W oreanized.and umier
manning ordaru in two weokß Oue more oon pauy
will be accepted, b» applying immedtatoly to he'idau'tr
tets No 236 oa h Street. Tho following is a
list oi fip.d and staff ofßoera:
Colon-1. JACOB ZIFGLFR,
Li otenant Colonei, 8. C. JOHNSON.
Maior. J. • .
P djutant, B. C. BROOKTKR,
Quartermaster, W R BHARKEY,
f urnce >n« M B. LfN
Ass«s’t Surgeon, PHILIP LJ3IDY, Js.
'll WANTED—FOR THE THIRD
yPt Regi” ent U. A, Cavalrr, able-bodied men of
* ” good morals, between toe ages «»f ’3 and 95
jvai»* iu serve forftje&js. Paj from sl2to 83) p*»r
month* with board- clothing, and medica attendance.
A minor will not be enlisted win. out the consent of
parents or guardians- Men acoustoraed to horses and
riders preferred. App’y at principal Hsndezvoos, Re.
115 e-outh EIOitTH btredt.
Captain J'lBW SAVAGE,
Third Oav'tlrj O*e*oitin* OfHoer.
jyS4-13**
OIIVB OlL.—Pure Olive oil in white
ilsm bottlei inn received per hark Juliet. Par
kit «r jaUa.ETCBE ifCAkSTiIUS
'•l4 No. ana xovtb front «trut.
«f[HE PRESS”
BOOK
END
JOB PRINTING
ESTABLISHME N T,
NO. 417
CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA .
The attention of the Business Community
is respectfully invited to the New Booh and
Job Printing Office of « The Piess,” which
has been fitted up with New Material, in the
most complete manner, and is now prupared
to execute, in a satisfactory style, every vari
ety of Printing
BOOKS,
PAMPHLETS,
CARDS,
CIRCULARS,
CHECKS,
NOTES,
DRAFTS,
BILLS OF LADING,
BILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADINGS,
PAPER BOOKS,
CERTIFICATES,
DEEDS,
BONDS,
MORTGAGES,
Gold, Bronze, and Colored Printing Exe
cuted in a Superior Manner.
MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, ME-
CHANICS, LAWYERS, AUCTION.
EERS, PUBLIC OFFICERS,
BANKS, RAILROAD
AND INSURANCE
COMPANIES,
Will be supplied with any description of
Printing required, at short notice and on the
meet reasonable terms.
j\EW MANTILLA STOKE.
Who moot wlondid SlLt MAUrffLEg i n thv oitr.
HOUGH & GO.,
9* SOUTH TENTH SJiWiE*.
MANTILLAS.
Iji every new atyle. the riehest fnsUtiee ever veen
at the elegant New Store,
9* SOUTH TENTH STREET,
HOUGH & GO.
D'*J AT THa LOWEST Mar.
” w K T w > FB.
v,‘* o r^?o Ctl D lil ?"’ a 5? T a !"e'tine*.oheftp.
rS?f„ 0 » a ® Pop^n • M «hai .. Alp.eas,
rlain Sr w■at d an Coioreri i k*.
Nicei a eortwon' of Blaok 8,lk«.
Sm.U F gurt*
Boe Green, and il-o Plaid Silk*.
j areer l.id«. v-_rj cheap.
!f"° * B «.» Wea .• oe and ohsap.
House Far i.bing Goods
j(jo pju a G-n a’ nuapeodera at 65 oenta, worth
»l. Ad cidadbargain.
rift, do* T Mente’ Linen Camb'io Handker
clueia, at S 6 p .r dozen, very cheap, at
„ JOHN H. STOKES’,
au6 _ 709 4HOH Street.
BSOWH SILKS, SELBOT SHADE'
oadfrfd.
Go-id Brown Voult de Boies.
Gord B u* FouU de Poies.
Good Bilek for City Pe les.
..,9W & LANBBLL,
auB FOfJRfH and AHoh,
Guo.* STOCK or STAPLE dky
GOODS.
C-molete aaaortment of fualina.
Complete nas rtment < f Flan «'g.
Complete Stunk ot nouaeh.'d Gooda.
J-VRK & i A ~DELL.
ag *~ t t FOURTH and A»CH.
IILALK’fI! KS A'J' NBl (USH PkIOES.
g°°d Grods Rhine*
s?r>oa B vi Grode Aleranaer.
bocH* Biaok fJj-nite Imperial.
Good Black Gr.-de Gr- m SI.
Good Biaok Neat Fisured "ilks.
~ EYRE & LiaNDELL,
auj - tf FOURTH and ARCH.
pHEAPDRY GOODS- STILL FURTHER
V REDUCTION IN BUMMER STOCK,in order to
iiunire sales and realize Cash.
Fine Chimz colored Paris Organdies.
U°,. . do. Paris Jaconets.
Medium st, le do. do.
Dark Brown Lawns. 13«0.ma
Ch MII!, eS rfJ? &^ '* e 8• ?*“*• Anglais, Grar Goods,
ropana. ftflou« de aines, &o-
Blaok Tamartme Crape de Fepanc, Ac.
Foulard Bilks and * ilinese,Ao.
white Goods in variety.
. a J* ce of .plain Bwia* Muslins, 12% to 60 eta.
Blank Laae Mantjes, Bournoua and Points.
Black and Colored Stella Shawls
A very cheap lot«f Linen Cambric Hdkfs.
A good stock of Flannels and Domestic Goods at tlie
lowest market rates, lor cash only.
. CHARuiSa ADAMS & SON.
jyjfctf ifiIGHPH end AKCfZ Streets.
IWSN’S AND BOkS> WE*R.
If-i- Cashmarettes, Tweeds. Cottonide*.
Linen Drills, satloens. Corduroys.
TSoent fine all-wool 'assimeres*
Black and fancy Cassimeres.
. Coot c.H A CORARD,
B. A. Gernar NINTH and MARIE*..
BLAUK FIGURED silks.
A 'mail Lot Ju.t Reoeived,
Smell figures m 7B oents,
, SHaR less brothers,
IjSS CHRSTNUf end EIGHTH StMßts,
OLOtfINA ROBBS.
Vei* durable "o'ormK- in Naw Uooda.
Meaaimng IS to 18 1 ards.
Prions- $1 >q fin,
8* A*PL.fcgB iIH.OTHE.HB,
E'NGII'H B*R»G ! S,
Mixtures *nd Printed Figures*
In J*ine Quilitifs. tt very Low Prices.
French English Bareges 8 4 wido.
Jj2g JSHARPLfctL BROTHERS.
f'jLOßlf-G OUT SALE DREsS G 'ODS.
,Bala"ee of our siook Summer Dress Goods, at
merely nominal prices, to close ti>ein.
Bareges &&d Barege "obes. I xs than half pries.
Fine a too*. Black Dress Goods, extra cheap.
.. ' • • COUPE*. ft UOAaRD,
Ww B. E. cor. NINTH end MARKET.
Fkenoh LACE P< I\T«S.
Shawls. Mantles, and Bornons,
d tom* half their value.
Bl*ok Silk Manxes C'otii do.
Summer Dusters. A fine st' Ok, oh*ap.
. „ GPOPKR & ONARD
WTS „ S.R.roT.NIv -w >nd MARKET.
N. B,—Best Hoop Bkirts, 17 to 40 springs JylS
IQftl -MICMoRABi £ YEAR!!
AOVrle H4RI) ON DRY GOODS I
VERY LOW PRICKS!
STILL MORE REDUCED!
THORNLKY A CHIBM, '
N.K. cor. MG |*H and SPRING GARDEN,
Want to wU their atook tUnn <&.
And have consequently
REDUCEDTtIEiK PRICES,
o . lt I4U , VBRV LOW, INDEED.
Fancy SOkfl a htt'e over half price.
Some stv les of Ureas G - ode at half price.
Lace Mantles, Pnintes. ► u«»nies Sc o. veryoheap*
Bla**k Mike, the cheapest in Philadelphia.
A great variety of Gray Gooes. La»ns, to., &o.
A very lar te stock of Goode.
A wr» large stock of Linen Goode.
Cloths,Cf-s.inures. Vestii.gs. fto.» fto.
N. B is a it ARK CHiAN *E 'o get goods un
usnaUi cheap. TH<'RNIEY ft ;HIBM*
NE Cot. EIGHTH and-PRING GAuDel*.
N. B —From this date, July 9th* Terms •• Cash on
P»livery.” i f p
WSs AU«fi STOCK OPJHtESS MIODN AT
rRIGB3 ACCORDING TO THE TIMES,-PoPllM.
Barer**, Silk half price; I'tmilio Delaines re
duoed from 25 to UKo ; Spring Chintse. redwood from
UKtoilo.
special attention ie requested to our »t<K'k of Organ
diee end Jaoonet Levua. wnioh we re bound to oloie
out et s low figure. CHA RLI-8 ADA MS A SON,
jeSO • EIGH TH end ARCH Streets.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!!
GBFAT SACRIFICES.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
offered in tae balano* of our Stock of
' SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
now olosingout
GREATLY UNDER COST PRICES.
Bargains in Leoe Mantles, Bournoua, Pointea.
Bargains in ft ilk Coeta.Sm quese d Mantles.
-AE GAINS IN FANCY SILKS,
BARGAIN IN BLACK SILKS.
Mo. Mohair Qreuedinea for Mo.
Mo. Delaines, new styles, for Ba.
SOo Organdie ■ awna for lfflfo
UKo. Lawns, fine quality, lor So.
H. STEEL A SON,
JjS No. 713 North TENTH Street, above Cnateg.
RECEIPTS,
A BANKRUPT IMPObTEK’B t-T**UR
of Sample* of Linen Cambrio Handkerohiefe, m
hem-stitched, sheer oorded. and embroidered from ID
oenta to» cents eaoh; a great bargain purchased a
•aonfiee for cash, and to he sold in the some way only
CHARLES AO-Mi ft SON,
<P» EIGHTH and ARCH Btreets.
Ef'RENGH LAOJ3 VEILS.—A choice lot
R just purchased from a bankrupt importer, and
for sale at half pnee at
. CHARLES ADAMS ft SON,
JtflQ KIGHTHandARfI Streets*
PKSSNOH LAOE Pi jlN'l'B, BuURNuUS,
AN D MANTLES—A large a took to be Bold at lead
than wholesale price*. We cannot be underxold in
these goods. CHARLES ADAMS A SON.
ieiO EIGHTH and ARCH Stream.
M tJi s QUITO NETTING, all colors; Tarle
17N tan. all oolors. for covering glasses; Plaid and
Swigs Mnalina at wholesale prices.
CHARLES ADAMS A BON,
ielO EIGBTH and ARCH Straela.
nemos.! i.
*■" On and after tlua date
nORNI.EY A CHISM will offer
EVERY POSSIBLE INDUCEMENT
TO
„ CASH PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS l
G#e3 n fcor l ai2»?® d ‘ t 0 r *“ , ‘ e, < *“ r Slcci 1110710111 «<«
Beautiful Fancy Silks for 75 cents, worth ei.il
Heavyßioh Fanoj Silks for 81, well worth 81.8.
r Grenadine and Barege Good*, about one Balftheir
®t«i Mlged Goods, in every variety, from 8 sent, per
yard to fiD cents.
BLACK SlLia. RICH AND LOSWROWO, VKB V
Neat Hiaok Bropade Bilks, double fiused, to.. As.
Lames, Caltooei, Caaatmeret, Cloths, Vestings,
4 ‘-
Frensh Laos Mantles, Pointes, Shawls, Engenes.
Cejnbna Laoe Mantles, Chantilla Lace Goods, At.
1^
N. H.eerpar XIBXVR h IPRINB «aKuXN Sis.
aild
MEDICINAL.
SOEiSNCK’S PULM N?n S*Rnp.
Pai a 7 Morning, Mach2VB6o.
, Dr. Pchenok—tfrar Mr: Ob«*r i'*p, on I do tmm
day to day, the alarming ido eaa* ofdip»"Ba* of th<* pul
in n rr or-aua,owing m a Ercnt o tb<»sudden
and witrf me changes nonti quail fsn'PTlDg 10 heat*
m isnfture, for rt]« lost three or four and being
perfectly satt'fied of th* eflmoy of our Pul <• ni«
B«ruom 1 uiitr an I isease', bo mg a rfllie->*d
guff* ror rays >f « would n«t b> d »>ng ju«t'oe to you and
theo auliari 'g limnan t 7 wcrt)lt'r*mfti a>i nt
u#'>u subjecr. o suoh vit -I unocrfrno* to tho«o *fll ot
ed with Mi*- above ooraummc and* without 'lie strictest
care and utten'ioii. fa*ai mnlnd's 'the follo-ine bo
■i*st at , •om • t mafg 1 commun cite to you won »he
cher shed aot'oip'tura that th«» may induce otfio 8 ti
trya»eme r so potent; I a t try. for if they no t'»ey
▼t I ooi.tmue it A. •ewbo , tlr» t-.kon with thereqn-
Bim'tten'i n.W’II be sufficientenonuragement doso.
I m-ntion thi- faot irom a oi'oumutance in my cse I
allude to ihe observation reque ted of the patent, re
ap ot ng th« exp'W' n of *h« obtat mentioned bjr you
in th* neenmn >nying diyeotuma. wltieh iseimpythi*.
i t'olr a p «oe of tape.drew a deep inspiration, then
measure.l .he oiroumference of mr cheat; the cough
heme very trouble* me. it was some time befor* i
oMuid "rnve at an >ocurate measurement; F fina h suc
peeoea.sna, t° be snre. I oooasionaly rr peaied it. I
tied the tape around ihe botfc e when crap *, ar.d s*t it
away, seolnj no d ff reooe and growing tired of »Jie
operation feeling no better* and. of ooars** despond
ing, (’he eroat ke of many expro me rapid cures
ot. diseases generating for ytirs j their MBt i» m ; > .* t
etui persevering, until about the ninth and tenth bottle,
a slight but pscuiia- elasticity of the rousou arsyst m
had sraduaiiy end almost imperceptibly taken nl* a e I
thought l wou d try the tape, when to my astonishment
and gratification, it would not reaoli around wit chest
by five ewhths of an inch. »t a full inspiration Bright
hope from that. moment seemed to aid into electing a
cur-*, which t had almost mag ned from the first im
possible. as for years I ha<i been espied to a>l th*>
ha dships aud exp eures of a soldier’s ife. twenty
years ago. on the frontiers of I ex s. and subsequently
in Mexioo, Almost every body is famii rw th tne his
tory oi Tex s. tifttora and since its independence : bo -
eared in exchequer its soldiers were the pricop'.l «*»f
fere s i qlo'M>* and provl*i"n« eoAroe compelled to lie
upon the damp ground frequent y three or four hun
dred nol-s from any settleraen', in ’he r&my gpasnn 0 f
tha climate* whioh about tnree or f ur we*k« al - n-t
coretanr- y mi- * spring amt autumn; n*» oovor ng but a
buffalo robe* no bed but fl >ft mu i. For five years J ex
perienced <T>is sort of hfe : tne o nssquence was a die-
G!ic- incident t»the life of a wildier. oalled mßrssraus,
paused hy exposure, l*tng on the damp ground. &o. My
health filling rut. X concluded to visit a relation re
aiding ip 8t ouis Missouri M . Wuham W.rra* ce,
and with hiji k‘nd assistance* I procured the atte> t n
of Dry PhiUtpsand e idermen. well-«nown phvMoiaaa.
of the above p ace, and by their senerous elf r:e» was
partially but not perfeet y rest red to health Fo sm’e
rsl mo ths i w's not fab e t rise from my b d. 1 finally
ecovered end thinking a j.nrnej across me ,l ins
would benefit my shatter*** health I meredthe«rm
d-termmec for (Y«w <V>exico "ad after a*, ahaeno* ..f
two years whilst retnminr i'omo,s)ji|p| ms of the old
i i* i* bAoanie •-*. For *on« nunprrvi us I
h dMt not*xiotly sics, but by no means well when.
• n* meht during a fchic* fog on rh • M»s >uri river. »ln
b»st(>nwtuoh was pnasencer ran fmtlo'aenag a d
tore a»&« a portion «»t the side of the boa , where 1 Is?
sleeping; thii.k nithed.nrer peat. I Ujr et it ant»l late
in the o>or»*ing When f arose I w«s uu'.b'e to utter a
etngeword a» d a sound ends ■ c. nt nned for
two or three weeks wbeo fever of an inter o!t*ontch*.
ranter, with coptoue 0 apboresia *?nd'«very e* mat m ol
Bronchitis r perhaps ooßumptio -oi the Lucga gra
duilb supervened 4 y the atrentioo of a phref iT
became somewh t better. * d-t red f r hi=adelpbia
and for % reai or wn continued to F r w w.»ra-9 i,ntil 1
bswn to rte#p jr of gotti g butter, ever sj " prom «uig- |
n o nm; fri.m day to dai; when, at his stsse ui affa ra
I gave your meoioine* trial, ’.he resu tis lam alive
t* -day, and n na good hral h as any day of my lii* *
Mneyesra bavo pissed, and i have not ooqtisoied «n*
eriooe co ds s noe. wmo fact j at'r bute to the u e f
twe -six bottl s; cod nuing t«t key u i- valuable
re'oed* for tl re-* months sr r appa ent
Dea a atr.i cra»d nmy commiHea
ti n b«t ar a str .n-er i will notTrspa* t o m ch
ud-B y-ur time-a'-d anrii** n. and merely a.ate m<
yrißli &'-a m?ny others b i-efin ed .y t e use of v ( ,ur
>rup ib%» it, m«y h-Qonieuu ver allypp r<ciaied
itjus'lyd-serv a to.be o dleu tne onf r-m-dy tSrthe
dfcgpaiabK Ov-n uraptive. Yours.si-o^rel?
WILLMMW. LACK. Dentist.
028 Federal street, thiia«lflphia.
v4p r «i,;i?ftfYTj^ ,n D^ e i(r; Ddn, ‘ hi ® offic ° n °*
?!!• ffortn Phil delp ia on FuJDtY
and SA » URD: Y.of e -.oh w ek. to . ive a< vice.
He treats no die* *e b «t th ss O* »h ‘ 4 U'lfS. T IVer
and Mom ch. mid mak'snp hivuea fora voc or *-x'
aminmt. Luniß in the ordi a y w ;,orts p-y»oi ds
tenerMfr ro- but for a t*or •. ination wi-h the
hp»pinn ete-- be charges tn.ee doll-rs. and withes
ev ry one ihat r«a* » couth p%.n in the side or »h ul
dcr ' l»d , troubled with c -s iveness ordia rhrni. sal
low complexion, loss of sp etue, low spirits reat. esg
nes«at nuhte oram o herdisess 1< ding to Cor.sump
3 G >r^ ,m cr^
wxszr* ntM “a*^
KUT All. lIKV HOOUn
:.. * 3---,
EXCURSIONS
YOnNG MEN'S OHRIsTiAN ASSO
CIATION
EXCURSION TO
ATLANTIC CITY*
TUESDAY, AUGUST «, 1881,
Social Meet ns aWo’olook, in the PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. under the pit onare of the following minis
te s. mos* of wiiom will participate:
Rev. Messrs. Kenua d» J. H>att dmi'h. Prrsbarry A.
Atwood r. P. Heusun W. J. K. Taylor, Ch mbers*
r»ew on, Krauth»J. j.ejburn. DD.»T. Brainard.U.D.,
am others.
»'ll®® ,treet w barf at 6 o’olock A M., returning
at 0 30 r. M
„ J, > ° 1 \ 1 r ? 1 “'t' n? Dinner at the United
states Hotel, ®2OO. to b-» hau at tbe principal Book*
stores, and at the Rooms of the Association. jyfil-fii*
r f r;) NIAGARA YALL3 MW RACK
FOK $l3.
SMSBIOBBrn
EXCURSION TICKETS
WILL 8* BOLD
DAILY THROUGHOUT THE BEASON,
P&ou
PHILADELPHIA TOTHE t FALLS OF NIAGARA,
FO* TWELVE DOLLARS,
Via Philadelphia and Heading, and Catawieea, Elmira,
and Buffalo Raitroade, affording the opportunity to
VISIT AND VIEW THE
falls of Niagara,
at the most tkiflins cost.
TICKETS good for ssvxn Days vnoa say*, Ae
commodationa throughout are FIRST CLASS, and the
Scenery slung the route ta unequalled.
For information as to hour* of starting, to.. apply a
P. Jt E., Throngh-Tioket Offioe,
N. W. Corner SIXTH AND CHESTNUT' STREETS
H, D. MEARB, Genoral Agent.
G. T. LEONARD,Tickei Agent. iyia-lm
NSW PUBLICATIONS.
NOVELS AMD Jv-EW B >OK^. —
MESSRS. RUDD" AND CARLETON
PDBLI H THIS HORNING :
PHILIP THAXTEK,
A Powerful Novel from the Pen of a New Author.
1 VoL.Uaio, ol th, Price ®l.
PARTISAN LEADER. The Great Diaunion Novel. Rl
THE SEA (LA HER} M ic he let’s now WOT*. 31,
THE PRINCE’S VISIT, ue Cordova** fine poem. 31.
*** Any of there bo ke sent hr mail, free on receipt
of prioe, by RUDD Sc. CARLE AON, Publ e'en. New
Yorlt ’ jySO-tntheSt
O’ JDKb, La» Aisii Jtiii5SJE‘,LANEuUfc,
J« UT Street,. Libraries at adisUnoe purchased
Tkose having Books to sell, if at a distance, will slat'
tjieir names* sues bindings, dates, editions prices.
SSI °i?S?i^i ona ‘ printed by Benja
K?T»^/!?iSi in w M R M ®arly Books printed in an*
!IK£»ji l pSm%iß.w atoBra L ®«ert ua Fortraits pgr
•nased..Pamphlet Lxwsof Pennsylvania lor ir u. riata
iT* Press. «*r»i free. M>orvei*<j hr
v rniv
PROPOSALS.
AV J TA/fIT G MlBal’M OFFTOfi
p#npftsus-’ii u Hammbttbg. Au^jrtMaSL
PROPOSALS Will be received at this (iffii© until 13
0 0 007, M. nn * fcDltD l> Y. the 7th imtaut. for
furnishing for the. use of the Reserve ’ oiuntcer
» or,sof tne follow ng mt o*es of »'iot -
jdr. d-liverab e eitaie »nlifary in Harris
l ¥B»tiVii.?. h E.' e fo, ' n frei| ' ht bpiing.emt draruge:
zoOOMty Blue Ker e» Ove ooatL fo I.faoiry
3 uOO 7ky-Blue Keraey Overonat* for Mounted v en.
»d Men kT Uue K#r “" T pair * of Panialoon* for Mount-
city-Blue Kersey pairs of Pantaloone for Infau-
Tlieaa articles must cnnf>trm in ”11 respeotl Ti'h tho
tJP'ed Mfttev Arm; at&n art Coniraotiira w.il a
in mrir prnpnialg ti>e /ime wh#n t».* *<ioda can b« rie
liva ed and chair *peedv deliver; will t>e considered in
aw«ru n- tact
fiampleai.f ihe artirl>» proposed to be furnished will
be r- quired with the bide.
J. M. BrpDr 4 Ki t
Adjutant General.
icmskr kksorth
PPH'BATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
nft %ANQA»TEB COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA -
h r Oar DIN6, *t this * eautiful re«->rt will
WSHT UOLLARs'Mr ™rt. U,e *"* * *««■ to
_ , * a* «[JV¥ArRn,
Ephrata P. 0., Lannuteroo.* Fa.
SJBA BAIH'NG, CAPE INLAND, CAPE
r;. WAY, N. J.-DELAWARK HOUSE is now open
for the °eason. Term*. S 3 per week.
lyM-lm* James WBCRAY, Proprietor.
OBA .BATHING,
w BRIGANTINE BOUSE,
„ „ . BRIGANTINE BEACH.N. J.
Now open for the eeaeon. The Bethink. Fie hint.
Gunning, end y aohtmk beinr very superior,
JJj l await neats at the inlet on arrival of
trama. Board per week #B. P. 0. Address. Atlanta
Clßr.. H. D. sAith.
JT3im Proprietor
W HITJB HOUSE,
* f Lower end of MASSACHUSETTS Avenue,
ATLANTIC niTY
This house is looated immediately on the Beaoh. and
presents every aooommodation for Visitors.
Terms moderate. WILLIAM WHITi HOUSE,
jeJMm Proprietor.
«np H E ALHAMBRA,” ATLANTIC
-t- CITY, NT. J.
„ A SPLENDID NEW HOUSE,
6e K. Corner of Atlantic and Massachusetts Avenues*
Nov oven for the reoeption of Boarders.
The Rooms and Table of 4 * THE ALHAMBRA” are
unsurpassed by any on the Island.
Thereis aapaoionsloe Cream and Refreshment Ba
loon attaohed to the House. Terms Moderate,
on a« a d VBOJS * S, J, YOV’S,
JflSf-2itt Proprietors.
HAIL,
„ ATLANTIC J3ITY, N. J.
Uhiaspaoiaus House, situated at AtKhtio City, will
be opened on the Bth June, with every aooommodatioo
lor visitora. The House fronts the beaoli 110 feet, siring
ss?i'i d vIBW O E th S ocean, and ie near the Fishing
and sailing point. No pains will be spared to seoure
the oomfort and convenience of guests.
jeM-tsel THOMAS C. GARRETT.
T IGHT HOUSE COTTAGE, ATLANTIC
C~* CITY. the nearest House to the safest part of the
Deaoh, is now open for the Season.
„„„„ TERMS MODER4TE.
NO LIUUORB SOLD ON THE PREMISES.
JONAH WOOTTON.
Prosrletor.
<§EABIDE HOUSE, ATLANTIC OUT,
. BY DAVID SCATTER GOOD.
, A NEW PRIVATE BOAR ING-HOUSE, beauti
fully Situated at the foot of Pennsylvania Avenue
How open for claitor! for {Jjj peaeoit. jeM-Sm
fiBA BATHING. —The Clarendon,’’
JformeriT yMrjrinia Houae,) VIRGINIA AVENUE,
ATL ANTIC CITY , IB aow open ior the aooommodation
of Boarder*. * hie Houae la airnatad inimediate'y on
the Beach, and Pom every roomafiorda a Gne view of
theaea. I elt-lm] JAMES JENKINS, M. D.
rp AM MANY HOUSE, NUBTH CARO
* DINA AVENUE, Near the Depot, ATLANTIC
CITY.
The aubsoriber takea pleaanre in informing hia former
patrons and the pub'io that he hu reopened the above
House, where ho will be happy to ple&ee all who may
favor him with a call.
ELIAS CLEAVFR, Proprietor.
\JU ASHtNOT* ‘N HOUSE, ATLANTIC
•* * CITY. N.'.J.—'This House Bronte the Surf, and
h*a the finest Bathing Ground «b the Boaohi Board per
week. SB 60. Bathine "retaes ineluded for weekly
boarders only. Board per day. $l5O- Single meaU co
eont-. JOHN ROTHbUHAM,
, J eM-3m Proprietor.
ITENTUCKT HOUSE,
f*-. „ ATLANTIC CITY, Ni.
Tina comfortable and convenient new noose located
on Kentucky avenue opposite the Surf House, h&a been
fitted up for visitors this season*
„ „ „ /a* p - QUIGLEY, Proprietors.
Ne B.—Horses and Carriages to Hire. je34-3m
PENT&AL HOUSE,
r « __ T _ ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
M. L* WLOR, Proprietor.
The above new house .s open for Boarders. Rooms
equal to any on t' e beach, well ventilated, high ceil
ings. «p Servants attentive and polite. Approximate
to the Bathing grounds. j 934
PRANKLIN HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY,
‘ ' BY MARY MAGUIRE.
This House fronts the surf, and possesses the finest
Bathing G ouods on the beach Boarding $8«69 per
veek; sl.Mp«r day. Single meal SO oents.
Bathing Dresses inoluded for weekly boarders only.
ieU 3m
pOfcSTITUTIONAU H USE,
V ATLANTIC CITY. N. J..
(Opposite the National.)
JAMES J. BARR.
(ofte Old Globe,)
Proprietor.
■ •ST’ The ohoioest brands of tiiquor* and Cigars to be
f ound on the island jeB4-3m
COLUMBIA H* >UBE, Atlantic City,
N. J. EDWARD DOYLE. Proprietor.
ThisHon«eisinthe immediate vicinity of the Surf
House, aid within half a square of the best Bathing
Grounds on the beach. The proprietor will use every
effort to make his guests comfortable. Terms reason
able. ieH 3m
CTAR HOTEL,
(Nearly United States Hotel,)
SAMUEL ADAMS, Proprietor.
m. (. . lUU t 10 oents.
Also, carriages to hire*
0y Boarders aooommodated on tee most reasonable
terms, j*34 tm
kfiEA-BATUINO.—N&TI *NAL BALL,
Caps Island, Cape May N. J.—The proprietor of
the above-named finely looated establishment would
respectfully inform the thousands o' Guests that have
heretofore visited his house teat, in order to meet the
pr/ssuteofthe times, he has, for tee present season,
RKiiUCKD RiB CHARGES for B»arae s to tIGHT
DOLi.ARfI PER WH EK. Children turner 13 years of
age and servants half pries, superior accommodations,
and ample room for 300 persons.
Refers to J. van Court. 343 arohstreec, Philadelphia*
I.M am AAitOfl GARREfMQr/.Propriefor.
WHITE SULPHUR AND CHALY
BEATE BFRINGB,
DOUBLING GAP.
The., hnrlnee ere ip Cumberland s-iontr, Pn„ thirti
miles west of Harrisburg on the Cumberland VaUer
Railroad,and a enow open for the reoeptionoi visitors.
Board from five to eight dollars, aooordtne to rooms.
Proonre your through tioltets at the Pennsylvania Rail
road Office, at a reduced price $4 tfa ough.
Ca'l on 0. 8 Janney, Jr., A Co., 605 Market street,
tor information, cards, Ao.
. * COYLE, AHL, A REAMER,
JeM-arn* Proprietors,
{X)LUMBIA HOUSE, Cape Island, N. J.
VJ This celebrated house will be opened for the re
ception of gpesu on June *8 1861.
The situation of this house is one of the most beauti
ful on the island, commanding an unobstructed view of
the ocean.
A band of musio has been engaged exclusively for
this house for t*e season.
A large | number of bate houses are connected with
the establishment. Good stabling for hones attached
to the premi.es.
Applications for rooms or other particulars will meet
with prompt attention byaddreeeing the subscriber.
. _ JAfI.H. LAIRD, Proprietor,
isll-tm Cape lalfl-ad- W. J,
SteA-B fiTHIf-G—The UNITED BTATEB
HOTEL, ATLANTIC. N. J.. i. now open for
visitors. This is the largest and bast-famished Hotel
on the Isiand, and being convenient to the beaoh and
surrounded by extensive and well shaded grounds, is a
desirable House for families. It is lighted with gas
and. well supplied with pure water. The Germania
Society will furnish the music fur the season. The
oars stop at the door of the Hotel for the convenience
of guests. JEREMIAH McKIBBIN,
ioRD-tf ___ Propnetor.
SJSA BATHING.—United States Hotel,
. Long Branch. N. J., will open for the reception of
visitors. June 10.1861; with the enlargement oi lining-
CPPI® ® arl tor* additional rooms, R©MBinoe lust season,
A ?y* lm* B * A. SHOEMAKER, Proprietor.
SUMMER BOARDING, ATLANTIC
CITY, N J,. ASHLAND HOUSE.
Comer of Pennsylvania Avenue and the Railroad,
Atlantio Avenue,
_ .is NOW OPEN
For the reception of permanent or transient boar,on.
w*- - - - - JOHN 8. BTOa KHZ
YOU ABE SUBE TO HAVE CHEAP
, Pictures when you only pay Si for Color'd Photo-
T»p*a at REIMKR’S GALLuRY, SECOND htreet,
boTe Green. i t *
AMUSEMENTS.
AL'UT-STKEET THEATRE.
BENEFIT (TUFSD ‘ 1 Y ) EVENING. AUGUST 6,
AND LAST APPKABANOK OF
m m . MH. J. h. CL ' PH' !
1 new nomedy e titled
t. .THa BaßSa I:s THE WOOD.
r;*!r: j %r d in ,he f sf. s-
or K'nu'ir perf.'rmed bj him
In «?. e or,£ lor * w ®l v ® rucnessiva nights
First time, a new o u m,o». ityU, DsWlden c tiled
¥&s2«,ff
Appointments—Mrs. Toodle.’ Auction B-,r«*7n, T ‘
*3Vw a,, SI? J !?i5 P 5J t ?»r 1 R?l!l!“ ¥ Mrs- W(JuD!m'[|»
TiiEKi oDi and >ir. WOOD sun
THE VOLUN tt kR'- R^ITRN.
„ Mr CLAhKr, Mr end M's. BAKtR &o.
Secure your seats at nine o’clock this mornink- it
MILLER'S WINTER GAKPEH.
790 and 739 VINE Street, b-low Bichtli.
KRA’-BII’S G«; AT PI trURK.
THE Z LAV'S OF THJB FRENCH GUARD.
NOW OR F*EK EXHIBITION,
r re- Graid Conosit every evsninf. It*
A iSfSMBLY BUILDINGS COMPLETE
'* AND UNEXAMPLED SVLOESS.-H»ery nikliL
this week. Day exnibition on Saturday ailerno n at 3
of the BOUTHRRN REB L
LiO.N—Fifty Viewe-moludin* the kreat Hattie at
at . Ca.thate, Missouri, with
Portmits of all ths Generals To be followed v San
' «?, a L re .» r^?« ut ‘ ,t {°“ of the R U SIAN WA R,
with the fall of febasropxl Admission. Uoents: 'hil
dreiulg. Colored people 25 oeme. anfl fit
PENNSYLVANIA AO DEMY DP THE
FIN* ARTS. 109# CH-STNUT Street, i. open
aaiiv, Snmlays ezoepted. from 8 A. M. till 8 P. M
Admission 8* Cents Children under twelve ,ear«.
half pv;pe. Shares of Sinck. 830. |»j
wan rs
A CAPITALIST, With Prom Sl.rflO
11 #IOWO liremplo ed o n invest th- seme f r
e momna ar. 1 per orut. with good v*p«r and *oo ool
la'erais Apply at in South cIXTrI -t ee s-on"d
•‘"IL anB S' *
A' Y ONEH*VfNw a llnS*’T*< prx
£*, "nt for his keep, at I'kht drivine where he wi'l
«'"“lnr, w,n adpresi “M -i B, ” nuinr -‘nn
ro. t tllilQPi Ttrriitr first W-rrd. Phl adtlphiA- It*
■T! 5 8 OHE v. W ‘ NTP ,k . —Wanted a com
•’’♦oteaehan advanoPd Bo ’a
T,mft T ,s bool, in e pub c s ho-Is of borough -f
I. 1 «i > o!^^ Vo .'' t ‘ r> i ne,, cna n'*> Ha. «oho- f-.pom
menoe Seaten bar 2 1. and to be k»*i>t op n7mon ht*
t*'XP neuce intf*aohinr ar;d good a as
to hAra*i:er. ice , will be required. Ror pnnioniarfl
uppiy to u^d.
■ EPHRAIM HARTRAUFT, Pwetery
of Hoard of Director*.
«!' Yffir'WANTKTW- id silver ’KougMt
. fpl oash inlari. onm\l' n'laniitiKs »KHt “R
A BIDDLE, E I G ItPlf ntid J * Yt* 1 . u. stairs. »u 8 8 *
N I 1? !*—A ltu tio.i in a dry g mds
oommissi n hca.e h. a M 18 tear* -f a»S B««t
ef re r errn"e irnx, pr«B emp'oyers wh' erereln
4ii hink tmemess. Acdr.ss" AB. C.,” Box 178> .it
suB 81*
Wanted to pxch-nge - Lonh
’ * P'nnsjlvania Railrcd Rirnburt and Ere, and
nrhT bonds for a oib re«iilenoe. in s cod looality.
A-'dres. Tra'ie.” office of Tht Pr.aa statins Inoalir.
and prm- o f the i.l9 *f
tj! MPUrI Klv.*i W’AJN'IING IUUf G
Men, Ac., are invited to address the “ Emplor
aent .Committee.” a* the Rooms of the Yount Mei'•
Hhri'tir.r Association. 1009 asd loi] HRESTN' w
rupvera
FOR SAM! ARli TO LET.
S’lo ■EI .—A "VP EL lf»G H''UPE
Thirteenth r-fret above f roh °treet with
aiithemodsm conveniences ' rrt.mod-rate *nnlf
to WET. miLL * B c O HER.
an# #TNorh»« : CO D- treat.
• TO RENT—HADD ' PiEID, N. J.
—A cnme-otlioiis BBICK POUSR, oentrally lo
eated on the main rtieet. addon Bed ; ha. all th- com
forts i*D d aonvemenoes of a complete Country House.
Inquire of j. a;. H-vTOv.
i>» In* aaa WALNUT Street. Phila.
■ THB AOVERTrSfIft W()m,n I.TKE
(0 PUrohftfifi A eiked cify re»id#noe. in a
rood npighroriuMid. be wauld givt deeirabifi
a> J ®nd. icv n per cent, bonds Address '‘Bonds.”
office of Tke Pros.
LET (for the
seaso < or yea; 1 a pleasant Residenoe. near Shoe
fL‘“lP. r .V ane ./S lt,n Pi,. t SAJ oonl "! weU shaded K,
YIcCALI. ~ X**SunthBKCON U treet. jj« Im*
• TO KENT Li *W—Fumislied or nn
fhrmahediforsix monthe, or lonper. if nesired. a
larce and oonvement HUUSH, No 1731 Aroh street,
apply to A. F. and J. H. MORRIS, 9i6 Alt B
Street je if tf
• OHEaTNIi T-STR LET H<-Ufilt. and
vSS!iB,E tpj'Mit.-Th# desirable builaeta looation.
08 CHESTNUT Street,with dwollinr attuned. Apply
>' 431 PHBUTNUT ftreet a'it
FOft c ALV.—A Ytry Pesir.bleGK T ND
RENT of 826 per annum Appli at 3-20 WAL
NUTPtreer,offio, no 3. upstairs. anB 3ts ntn*
|H.t is-i J-i i.—A very desirable STORE.
* on the Ninth-street front of “The Continental
Intel.” The Store at Ninth andSansom streets ecp*
elally adapted for e SxnDr.z and Hannas Maker.
Apply to JOHN RICt.
fel-tf Sonthwesl NINTH and **w»»*«i
CVOR EXCHANGE.—A UHOIOE TRACT
(if #OOd lUitllßrSVdd firm laiid m the State of New
isrsoji convenient to the eity.wiU bs exahansedfer
sity yropertr. Apply at No. 119 EfijiESA#. Ntrp.t
PERSONAL,
WM. 8. HELVEHFON, UNDER
. TAK FR, has withdrawn from tbe rid firm,
and is nowar the northeaat corner of ST. JOHN and
COAk 8 Streets. }jU lm*
HILITAKV GOODS.
COTTON DUOK.
SUtTJHLR rOH TKff'Z'X t
ra;> »*»* ii
FROTUINGHAM A WEUA
utykf-i tf
WKOCEKIBS.
fpo FAMILIES RESIDING IN THE
RVRAA DISTRICTS,
Wo r. prepared, aa heretofore, to supply famiflaa at
tk.ir Co entry Reaid.noai with .y.ry duoription of
FINE eaOffLSULC, TEAS, Ac,, A*.
AiLBEKT O. EOBEHTS,
CORNEA ELEVENTH AND VINE STREETS.
Wli
pURE PORT WINE.
POE BASK R¥
O. H. MATTSON.
ARCH AND TENTH STREETS.
Al
insurance companies.
INSUK&NOS OOBIPANY,
r FIRE ANDV«TOY M^r* B
IIUOfOMi
foorto V 7. Day oi Day A Matiaok.
■amuel Wnyht “ Wneht HroaAea.
9. B. Birney >• Dacia A Blrney.
R.hrj Lewie, Jr “ Lewie Drop A Co.
5- Rioh«dcpn, “ J, C. Howe A Co.
Samnel T. Bodine.,,-Prcc’tJWyonunt Cnncl Aoatp-y,
Jno, W. Lrerm&c—of J. W, Lvermar A Co,
Roe. A. We at “ Weal A Fobec,
W. 8. .Martin— - “ Saca*«, Martin- A Os.
O, WlUpn Dacia .Attorney-at-law.
K. D. Woodruff of Sibley, Molten, A Wwtn:
Jet. Readier. Jr-,-.. .No, Ills Green atreet.
GEORGE W. DAY, Freaident
FRANCIS N. BUCK, Vioe Freaidont,
WIAAIAMB I. BLANCHARD, Searetarr- iaS-iftl
SAUJife FUNDS.
ijUVlNti fi'U&is— liJs.i'.i'RD 6T-ATJBH
TRUST OOMEANY, oomer THIRD and ORES«:-
N9T Stieeta.
OTEREST FIVE FER CENT,
MMES R,
Mice hours, from 10 until B o'clock.
. This Companynet tsinsd ip «nv uQpiicct>c>>
Lsfielat***
SAFES
Sf LILLIE'S SAP X DEPOT REMOVED
WPto No. 31 South SEVENTH Street, nur the
Franklin Inatitute.
The underaizned, thankful for pact facora, and btinc
determined, to merit fntsre patronaie, boa aeoured u
aletant and oonvement atore, and haa now on hand a
laree aeaortment of Lillie’a Celehrated Wroutht an,
Chuled Iron hire and Bnr.lar Froof Safea. (the unit
atnetlr fire and, burrlar proof aafea made.) Aiao, Lit
lio’a Bueenalted Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Umkt.
LlUie-a Bank Vault Door, and Look, will be formehed
to order on ahort notio?,. Tllll II the Itrotteoit, beak,
prewotodi and chcopo.l Door and Look yet ofiered.
,Alao, parneular ,attention la oailed to LUlie’a New
Cabinet Safe for Plate, Jewelry, Ao. Thia Safe ia eon
aedoj, to aurpaaa In etyle and oleyanee any thins yet of
rered for tMe purpoae, and ia the only one that la atrial
1y file and burrlar proof.
Spaclai NoticPj—l hace now on hand aay twenty ei.
Barrel, Hernnr. A Co.’a Safee, moat of them nearly -
new, and some forty of other makers, comprisins a
complete ueortment aa to aiaea, and all lately ex
ahanred for the now Celebrated Lillie Safe. They will
b l^J i . a L ¥l "' T loww! <°*’ F'*aa* eall and examine.
■att-lcif M. C. XADI.I-'* Arret
FOR MJIW TfOKK.
NEW D \ILY LINE via Delaware and
Kar.t&b Onirrtl.
Philadelphia and Y-'ik Fxpr<»»§?teanjbou Com
lany reoeive freight and leave da ly at 3 ?. M., ae
ivurii g their cargos in York the foliowiL-g days.
Preighto taken at reano* able rates
,c WM P Ui YOF, ftgent
Ho.li SOUTH WHAM VEX, Philadelphia.
_ Ja-VIES BANIi. Airent,
„ Flora 14 and IA EAST hIVER. New Yoik.
aul-tr
wodO PHILADEI PHIa AftD
GTON EXPRESS STEAM-
„New line, direer for Alaxandna, Wacbincton, and
Georcetown. Jhroush in SB nouie ’
S.eamer PHILADELPHIA. Captain THUS. HAND,
Steamer JEROME. Captain JEROME,
Will leave phtc ever, W DN ESDAY and BA
-IURUAY, a lt o oook M„ orvnneotint with all linea
at thoee ports, and returning leave Washington.
luJiBl,A¥ &ud
No. 14 SOUTH WH ARVEsPpiaS^plua,
. MORGAN «k RHiNAfIART. Agents,
jy34-iftf Poor, of G street, Washingtoiic
--WP-W. REGULAR LINE AND
EXCUR3IONR.—Steamer CO
A*iCH Street. EVE-
By MOitMNC, at o’olook, (oxoept Sundays for
Cheater Penuacrove New Ca*tle, Delaware Olty.
Fort Delaware, and Salem. Returmni, leave Salem at
1W and Port at 1 o’olook.
Fare ior the Excursion - go oenta.
Steea ior Bridaetpn and Odexaa m»et thia line.
, mr Steamer,RßYßOi.D leavea ARCH-Street wharf
daily, at 2 o’clock, for all landinta named above ex
eept Fort Delaware, au6 Ut"
fO* f)JS!W lUK.K. I’il6
Philadelphia Uteivn Propeller Company
jnu eemmenes U*ir bwunua far tbs Maun an Moaner
lolh injt.
_*k*irSteamer*lran®'# loeeiY.ni: fieijii at Innl
Pier abort Walunirtrwv
■•ran aaeenmodatias. Aooir la
W. M. PASS* II so.,
**• *ta*{» 3\» ««<"* t •••J
POSTAGE STAMPS 24 ct. f 12 ot., 10
otu B ot * and S ot. STAMPS for uU at thia ofito.
Kuantanc the S ot. atam»a, they will to sold at a du
io«ni of fio pot aant
GLAEET WINE—In casks and esses
•f th» brand* of 81. JaUtu, Marraax, Haat-Jlriao
rwiliu. Par «l. k, JO SJBTftttE I, C^eWclS.
AaEauU BAAkDi.— on# barrel c
SSSSftiUlgtiSit” *«• •- \