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The ZrFAVEs.—The following is a list of
the tmoera of B!r&*y’s Z>n-*vo Regimen*. lata
Twenty-third Regiment, P V :
Colonel—D irid B Erney
Colonel CburlfS Wilhelm.
Qa*it trma^ter —M ; k Anthony.
Adjitotrt—J ha E Collins
Cfcapltrin—Rev j F Jsanteon
BrrgcJint —J Adame
Quartermaster tiergeam—T W Jones
Company ***r es.o?—W Shipman
Sargeoo—Samuel W tf ross
Lender B^nd—T Hermann.
Dram Mri «-—Gas Elmore.
Captaice—GHaim. £ii>:eb?iMt, GV/*da, frwynn,
Hoffman, Wilson, Wallace, Grautjllo, Ksyaw.
Palmer
Toie regiment g A ea iw'o camp on Tuesday, and
its officers have secured the grounds used by the
Blanker regiment, for its encampment, on the
beoond afeet turnpike
wdl bo equipped, rationed, and pro
vided tor as rapidly iis >h»y are mastered in. It
properly seconded. Colonel iiimoy will doabtless
make this a crack regiment, and worthy of the
Sta~Q
Li*-u f euant Colon*’ Wilhelm. Ute of the High
teenih B-gimen* P V , Colonel Lewis, has
accepted the position of iieu*«minr colocei is the
Z wave regiment, and or Culouai Bimey, and is
hard At Work aiding in the formation nod organisa
tion of the new Twefity third.
Colonel Wilhelm isaaold sn»i experienced offi
cer Ha has served ia the Prussian army.
It has been erroneously statfcd that bat onecom
pany of Z >u»ve3 exists is car city. Several mem*
cars cuoaeoted with the Z mavea inform ns that
there are foar companies, z uuiberiog nearly one
hundred men each, in addiSo'* to L-no joining Col
liroev’s reg’ment The
and officered are A, B. C, D ; these four comprise
th* battalion, aod a finer looking or better drilled
tody of young ni"o are not to be found in oar
City. Company B Limits s>zjig* nnd Reger, have
hid. for a number of mouths, Capt De Witt, a
pirfrcfion in the Z >uavc drill, as their Instructor,
aid the corps are, r.s a body, unequalled in their
nnvemeurß The officers and ir,on of the other
three companies are fit to take the field at any
’time.
Col. Taggart’s Regiment,—The Twelfth
Regiment of t-ie Peons*ivaota Reserve Corp< his
opened recruiting 3*atti>Bß in this e|ry, fid up
t l -e companies to 101 mru eanij. This regiment
is under tho command of Co! Jsan H. Taggart, a
Philadelphian, and a capable officer- As the regi
mer.t is now at Camp Curtin, with marching or
ders, it presents a favorable opportunity to volun
teers anxious to get away. Ofloof the recruiting
ttatfons is at the Washington Engine House, Ele
venth and Lombard streets.
Custom House APPOINTMENTS.—We learn
that fllf Joseph 31. assistant appraiser,
has made the subjoined appointments:
Clerks—Edward Walter, James Moßinley, fl.
L. Hail and.
Examiners—Charier Aii'ler, Edward Pleaeants,
George W Hacker.
Packers—Samuel Stackhouse* Richard Skate,
J L Wilhelm, Jos Knerr, Daniel Cox, Alexander
Campbell
Messenger—E! ward C Miller.
Pbotoinq Cases*—A child, named WTOaa
Weauor, living in Carrol street, above the Reudtng
Railroad depot, fed into a kettle o: w&ier, y*s?«r
day af'emoos, and w»s drowned A boy, named
John Horner, was drownsd while barbing it- ihe
De>w ire, opposite Gorgaa* wharf, ia the E.gk
teen & ward His body was recovered cos
ve>«d to the resiJerc* of his parents, in Belgrade
street, above Savory
Col. James Miller’s (Thirty-eighth) Regi.
meat is now ciust-eriiig in companies. C«»l Miller
is fully competent for the Gomnwmi It will be
remembered that he served with General Scott in
Mexico, and was tbeheFo r.f Griepul; XhU ia
a duo regnneus, cimposed of picked me a Capt
Joh* Alexander was, with his company, mastered
into the service os the 6*h ia§'. Capt A. Stiles,
attaobed to the ab’>ve regimen;:, will raoeive a few
more men at No 224 South Float street.
Major Stees, late of Col. Korponay’s regi
me! c. has opened a recruiting station at 1131 Vme
street The M> jor has the reputation of being one
of -hi* best driU«d mm in the service He whs tne
odgtß&tor and rill of tho famous Spring
Garden Miuie R flu Company, attached io Coloocl
Baker’? Rpg.mM.t Bis cuajpacy will ba known
as the BeXinn Guards.
A Seresadb. —The compliment of a sere
nade w.s paid to Mr Postmaster Walborn, at bis
residence on Xqesday night The Pennsjlvania
Cornet Bond vas engaged for th. occasion, and a
number of excellent airs rrere p!a;ed in fine stjle
The serenade was gotten np bf the carriers in the
Office in honor of the oaifi m&tion of Mr Walborn
by the Ssnate Mr. W made a neat speech to the
party.
An Ixpostos.—A man has been swindling
oltiiMja by collecting coder the pre'ecoe
that it was in aid of the Military Hospital in this
city. Ihose who desire to contribute to thia ex
cellent institution should send their donations di
reot to headquarters, or to the medical director,
southeast corner of Broad and Sprues streets.
Drowsed Bony Recovered,—The body Of
a man named Michael Marrsy, who was drowned
in the Delaware, on Tuesday last, by falling over
board from a vessel, was lonnd near Race-street
wharf yesterday morning. Coroner Conrad held
aninqmst.
A Smash Up —Yesterday morning a large
freignt can ran off the track, at Third and Duok
streets, and struck a telegraph pole and broke it
in twain. Fortunately, no one was hurt.
The Whe.cabi.uts ot Geß Wise.
[From the Wheeling Inte ligencer of Wednesday.!
By -ha arrival of a gentleman yesterday from
the Einawha country, we have further ac
counts of the dningt ef Wise in that region.
The account which we receive is in eonfirmation
of all previous news that wa have had abont
the infamies and outrages which Wise commit
ted while in the Valley. For cool and wanton
atrooity in robbery, theft, and destination of pro
perty hi? eareer has no parallel in modern times
For weeks previous to his hnrried and preoipitate
retreat he kept hie guerillas cons>antly attorning
and maranding the eountiea ef K.nawha and
Jsokson, seizing ail the oattle and horses of Colon
Das, and pretending to bny them of the Dt. uotoa
men, bat never paying anything re anybody. These
Cattle and horses he sent on to the East until there
are very few good horses left in the connties named
Other oounties fared bat litt'e better. Be burned
nearly every bridge in the Valley, exoept the fine
suspension bridge aorofs Elk river, whioh he or
dered out down and fired. Bis order was partially
prevented by the vigilance of some of the oitisens.
The bridge, however, was so weakened as to render
it useless He burned two fine steamboats after he
was compelled to abandon them, and it is said,
al hongh onr informant will not vonoh for Ole
truth, of his own personal knowledge, that one
of these boats contained the bodies of several
that were iilltd and wonnded ill the tragedy by
which his troops fired into esoh other, in mistake,
is their retreat. Many of the more moderate of
the Secessionrsta are as bi'ter towards Wise as the
Union men. Many talk abont sheeting him—even
some that were in his army Many of bis follow
ers and adherents have left the country, now that
he haß gone; others are ready to swear allegiance,
while ethers ask to be let alone. They say rhat
this wanton destruction of property Is more than
they bargained for. Many honorable and worthy
men have been oarried off to iiichmond for ex
pressing Uoion sentiments, some of whom have
large families dependirg on them tor snsteaance.
A great amount of suffering mast be the result.
The most violent of the rabble Becetsionists have
?;one with Wise’s army, and many of their fcmi
-I*B are in a distressed and destitute condition.
All hands are sek to death of secession. It has
been a torriblo thing to them. Tho new Govern
ment of the dta'e, -tlthough locked open with con
siderable distrust by some, will eventually ba sus
tained by a large rnajori >y.
Vuiatusera
THBIR PHYSICAL CONDITION, BSSIGItAVIOffS, Ac
Xfl® tOllf>W«&j£ goWoral Grrlar, Just issuad froua
ths AdjaautfJaneral’d.offiiJo, touohaa threa import
ant points:
War Department, Adibt'nt Genrrai’s Ofvice.J
Washington, AnrustS.lssi. {
1 Hareafter, when Vuiuateers are to be tuusiatcd
into the service of the United states, they will,
at the same time, be minutely examined by the
surgeon and assistant surgeon of the regiment,
to osier tain whether they have the physical qua
lification* necessary for the military aetvioe. And
in case ao y individual shall be discharged wi.h
in three months efior entering the service,
for a disability which existed at that time, he
shall receive neither pay nor allowances, exoent
subsistence and transportation to his home. The
certificate given by the surgeon will, in all cases,
state whether the disability Misted ptlor to the
date or muster or was contracted after It Minors
also who may be discharged either by the oivil
authority or upon the personal application of pa
rents or friends, will be discharged without pay
or allowance.
II Cites of resignation by volunteer officers
have become so numerous thst it calls lor iu
ere-sed vigilance on the part: f Brgimental, Bri
gade, and Du artmunt Cdtfctßinder*, through
whom the resignation must pats for final action at
D pertinent Headqu irttrs, who will see before ap
proving it, that a clear statement of the causes
which led to the resignation is given If accepted,
and the individual be disoha-ged, the resignation
will beforwaTdeti to th s'.ffite
111 P«tAiwaph three ot general orders, No. 45,
from this < ffite. dated July 19 1861, which pio
hiiii'S volunteers who do not speak the £ tglish
language from being mustered into service, is not
intended to apply to regiments nr oompanDs of
foreign nationality, in which men and officers spek
the same toi.gue, but to prevent the rniistment
Into regiments or o< mpanies, whose officers speak
the English language only, of men not understand
ing it, and to induce such persons to enlist under
officers whose laagurge th~y do understand.
Tie Steamer “Sumpter” tailing Coal.
Captain Havens of ths brig Eea Banning,
ossof tho Sumpter prizsa, which urrived at Now
'iv»k, reports being chased by two suspicious ves
sel, one heavily armed, and the o har with her
fttka fi'iad wi'h men The most important pGr
tio of his statement is, that while in Uieniucgosa
Beish brig arrivud there seeking freight. The
caplin remarked tha-just before he left Kingston,
Jfcuaica, a boat’s crew arrived there and re
po-ed that they belonged to an English steam
er, and that she had been disabled and
wa out of ooal, and that they required
twihundred tons of that article She was lying at
(Iron Cayman. 0 sing ro the faot that siaae the
California steamers soldi in stop at Kingston, there
bast large quantity of oosls accumulated, and the
ownra of. it will willing l ? sell it to any customer;
theybad no difficulty iu obtaining the quantity re
quird, and a aalionner was immediately chartered
and me hundred tons were sent off before the cap
tain eft ihe port. As soon as she discharged it,
she would remrn for the remainder It is rap
posed ihat ibe steamer in question was the Con
federate steamer Sumpter, and that she would sail
to oat out a Califo-nia steamer, with specie on
board, as roan as the was cooled. Tho Island Of
Grand Cayman is only about 300 miles in tho west
ward of the track of the steamers, and no batter
place ooald bo (elected for her rendezvous
Death or Father Maoan.—Father Magan,
the respeetd ana able pur tor ot St Michael’!
fCathnSic) Church in this city, expired, after a
brief illness, on Sunday last Ihi remains were
vial tea by a iarge number of people at ibe church
os Monday evening, and tbe funeral icrvice at the
same place on luosuay momir g brougb-'together
an immense assemblage. The deceased was taken
to Chieoito on Tuesday evening’s train £<i inter
ment The virtues of tbe lather are related as
many, and his death is widely mourned,— Galena
Genrter, August 1.
A Dishandi’d Volunteer.
[From the New York Suudar Mercury.J
Washicoro.v. Ang 1, 1861.
Eddtturs or thb r today Mbrkahy: b j-ra
is porib in fast a- d the sloegnu of v.r will tun
aizea b» heard. M-cicliia is rvarteia lilt' a beftver
and it seems otteriy Imptiesahul we should ever bo
rknnked a seokind rime as wo was at Bail Ran.
No more Gicralissmore of tie Macdoili sryle, as
ma-ohes or.o ley inter wot the French calls « cool
tie es ct, sot ou purpose for am. and expecks to
oarrv hull sttc'ra of maskt] huttrir.s at the pint oi
the bagonet. No more of that kinder milleata-y
fenammyiionsaßoeugra'ila es an army on itssn.k
oess jist when thirty tho jrrnd ircah troops is
makin a s dlj to give it jest?. No more marnhtn
outer camp sir gia to* Ma a.leis Him, to com b»< k
on me jump, oryin pteesvy 1 pe.-scom the Bg
Bethel and Bu i Ran ellle of sailin io is pi l’d ‘ ut,
and that shiftless fellers, as nose no more clout
plantiin an aitaak than a Digger !■ jon doos abont I
theonmfnrta of clcne linen, won’i herearter bo j
aloud to lead brave ridgymems inter cross fires
whar ihoy are eartin to git it hot and heavy, and
kin nnther injure the fo nor save they re own bukin.
General Macleilin has never tried bis hand at
fitin on a grand rcale, bat when he doos I gess re
bellyin ’ll h?v to kmk tho beam. He p-ers to livo
party much ia the saddls, and ns far as or erg* e is
cons»m«i w* a rogiar hose Tlrars no kwes'.in
ba! wot he's prepirin for a grand «r,n, bat svirrdy
hr.e yet dove inter bis desints His bed kwarrers
is leterally beEeeohed by Bpesbil euri'yspondet.ts,
but they get no inkling of h s plans for the
New York daylies. Traps hea been laid for him,
in the wav of sham pain cappers and seich, bat
even over hia wine Mumm’s the word with the now
Commander. Oas to Richmond or enoy whartelss,
is likely to mske ab >ut the same imprei 'hin onto
him aa opery mowsiok mougUt onto a Mi3Bicsinpy
oat fish
It is wispered hear that Ginral Scott resostly
gin the President and his Cabbyuet n paaoe of his
EQit cl is I'rlaahin !o Iho war poaossof saTta/n r.ooss
psperB. Not r.s he keers for thar fire in tho rare.
He nose no setch ward as kwail ami on*y feels eon
temp for tho i;a nuiMns ns m-ses gnme of kio
gray harsa Bat blevin sc the gra:a ases may suf
fer from the oioakinsof the war onokets of the
press, nnd rhat mobiles the Presedent hsrkimr to
em more’n he or ter, tneLeftenant Grnrol has been
blowin of em np, they say afore honest O d i.oe and
all bis fi.hil ndvisers Report ses aa be droased
Sissplf w the Prose eat as full cm:
" Bit I Wish 1C BO whether the 'Triboo'll or me is
to oondaok the remanederof this carapain. 1 don’t
care tor Greeley’s tkwosh battrees, sir. I've too
much self respeok to reply to popguns; but I want
toonderstand wotber the poltysee of the war de
partment is to be governd by his cnbjestins; bo
kase if it is sir, you kin take my commisshin and
lite year meershsm with it sir. Ef the pen ia
mitier’u tt-e sord, lot pea aad-ink stjrre fiiV tbar
own batiles sir; they ehnnt conlibny t 0 malts a
handle of me—no sir, no sir! Then tbars tho New
York Timer, sir, with a nediior as waa oc the
mtnoyo dterin the Italyun war and oney wants elbo
room to tcahe a remarkabnl lesder. lie’s got his
plans sir, and wants all the Suthern sor.ports taken
by a coo de mam But abav oil sir thsrs Thario
Weed, the iUastrus State-keeper promises a tkerm
rhats to tnske up for al! my errorc, and oarry nil
the enemy’s strong perrushins, j ir, as eesy r.scarry
in a State eleokehib Ef yon w'uot a new Lefrenaot
Giorai sir, you kin take yonr pick of there three
gnoi kwi-1 ktrees They nil n mom than Wu fi id
Scott sir; for be didnt no enaff to resine hio offi.
ray (her than his judgement sir ”
Semh is the lntgaidge skri'oed to the old hero,
but wether he pircbr it os strong as tha is prt
h.ps dourful. Howstver you hev it as I bed it
and mebbee as the eggsackative bed it ico Ermy
w.-.ys I hop so, for he’s bon a blamed cite too mut.-h
biassed in milentary n aitprs by froihy ergotisis,
aDd its time be throo iff the yoke Ef I see him
afore I close this epis-ol lie ux him ef the old Gin
ral raily did droo a bead on him as aforesed
Thars nuthin fresh ia tho way of
aff iirs. So tnr tho raskilly privatears, by thnr
deckP irus manoovers has bsffeid the vigilaals of
tho Dopniimonc. Consideiin ibe heavy sailin o
our orr.ysir:; hutitiu these bncltynesrs is s kindei
lottery in wnicu rbais very few prizes. Mebbee it
the pints allreddy keroh-d was tnrked ue, it would
enonrridge the knavy to greater efforts."
To make np for tho want of stirrin events in this
viceiniry, the tellsgraft ia all the time rassiu snwr
onto us Yesterday we bad a story trout Western
Vaginny about a fire at Balltown, that peered to be
as bully for ns aa B til Kan was for the rebtis. The
dispatch stated that ic eras a big thing. - Ginred
Tyler heving llokt Wise and his son likewise
Bat onfortnirl; the litenin lied like thander. To
day its gain the rounds that Leo bes got M
wether eye onto Banks, and means ro compel him
to decamp from hts oamp on rhe Potumiok, to mor
reroraexday. Let him try icon and he’ll go
fits. Banks hen just been reinferat Hi h the new
arafts from the North, and is ready to pay off the
foes of the Union with the same kinder ouin as the
British got from his ansisters at Banker Hill. I
venter to predick that ef Lee crosses iatOl Merry
land .bar’ll be mcornin ai Richmond Sam thinks
asßjwerygaard willattaot Washington; but lino
afeetd he’s toe bashfnll. Tho “red legged devils”
is all fired anshas to ronoo thar ackwaicranee with
his Virginny oavilry. 2 hey say they unhessed
more’n a hundred of em at Ball Ran, but ef iho
black cusses will oney cum to Arlinron kites they’ll
mount ’em agon with the gratest of piee’iur.
Tho • ffor of Wrato. child te lend on* Govern
ment 250 milynss to oarry on the war, is the ex
citin tiopio of converasahis at Willards te day.
Toe army contractors lick thar hpa at the prcspeck
Ot tfcsr Shear of the plunder, but menny thinks the
story’ll turn oat a bad ?g-, and that them as bievos
it is conntin ohickees afoie tb-r hatcht.
I understand that Kornil Billy Wilson has riten
a pnvit letter io me President, axin to hev his
ridg>meni transferd from Peccecoaler to some
whars whar thsvs butter pick cos The boys, it
peers, is pinin arter them goola watches nnd dub-
Me ognls as Billy told ’em on They com plane
that at Santy Rosy, instead ot Inoksurea’tin on mob
dellykisses, they git nothin bo: sun strokes and
sandflies Hoses also as thar a rpilin for a fite,
and ef they dont hev a ohnaet to plug the rebiis
party soon, they’ll be obligated to git np a ping
mass amoi g tharselvoe and destroy wan another
jest for reereaahis.
_ The temperatoor here to ssy is 98 dooiaes of Fa
rinheat fo the shade, and ererj’tbiug in the way of
vegetashin iB burnt up exoept ten maJlicß and
broowsedge 'trhsoh is tne pnnoypal jirouni-feii of the
silo in this lurtile deestrioh Aoeorden tu report,
haabandrj is at a standsritl in tnenny parte ot Vir
gtnny, the rebii men hnxin left tha buzz -ma of tear
tam&lees to jins thar Iruthsrs ic at mo and the
Union men hexin fied bekase the; pre ford savin
tha; neck to savin thar crops. Orfai state ot thing!,
isn’t It? Bat sstch is the amlittes of civil ngrT
Its not eenywajs onpossifoe that aiojs this chias
to hand annaihor tarn up nti> hev task placesaia
trhars. Hoppin that the tssoo of the next skriiu
medge msy be the revarse of Bail Run, and that
jE Pluvious TJaum msy sua rain trinmfant ovor
treeson, I remain, years, alters,
A Dishasdcd Volustkbii.
F-^S. —I seen the illuetrus Aba seast tho abav
teas indicted, and he sed arier roedin it, that my
varahin of Genrai hcott’s remarks was ray titer too
muoh on the load. He ses it mast be tskin cum
granny setlus, tha wot on airth he means by that
llt be skalpt if Ico By his parmisbin I send yon
his last oaacondrum ana the anser—as foilers:
How doos the letter-X ofiaok the statoor of
idiots?
Answer —The letter I affcokfl tho s’atoor ef idiots
this way; it makes all teals tali fools. Amszte
smart, isn't it, and remarkabnliy karaoteristiok ?
P. B. Sekind —I hain’t got that staff applnt
ment yet.
A Moaern xtau Keasi,
THE DISHES AND THE CHIT-CHAT
“ Hadji,” the Eastern correspondent of the Bos
ton Traveller, writes this account of a feast among
tho Arabs;
'•lt. is not to he sapposed that the readers of the
Traveller are altogether of the stumer sex. T. will,
therefore, place before its lady read ;rs a t-jtf of the
dishes and some of the chit chat of an Arab feast 1
lately attended.
“A* my sister and myself were passing through
tha bazaars the other day, we wore accosted by
the venerable head of a large household, and, a!
most by force, taken into his house. Ho did no’
tell ns a feast was going on, but as scon as we cn
te;ed ths court we knew it by the number of slip
pers, shoes, and slogs before the doors of the diSe
rent chambers. Our crinolined selves wi n difficul
ty found room to bit down on entering the principal
apartment, and played sad havua among nu
a my of narghilenes standing before the guests
We were immediately the subject of oonversaiim
carried on in so low a tune that they imagined we
could not hear them, and urier awhile ihey were
jo bold as to ask ms why I wore a veil wuioh aid
not hide my taco Then came ths ouffee, and
sherbet, and sweetmeats, the latter In great varie
ty, and the lady who presides was nut satisfied unt.l
I had tasted of each. And now, having accom
plished this ordeal, I examined ths gay oi,atuuiei
of the ladies, and iheir cunnteuacces, too, wonder
ing how they could be happy without books to
read, and passing away iheir existence listening to
the soft bubbling of their narghilenes I can’t
say their eustumes were pretty, ter tae immense
ocarse Arab pins confining bunches of flowers on
the topi and sides of tueir heads, vf'MliS ME3picu.
ouc us tho fi wens tntmseives; some of their j mk
eis. el dark cloth, were sewed with white thread
and the nearness of their appearance was rataer
interfered with, from tbe faot that tneir under
skirts were much too short for their outer robes of
thin flowered muslin Ah! toil Occidental reader,
your notions ot taste would indeed rcooivo a shock
could you behold some ol your Ori itial sisters, in
wooso drees there is but too ovident au tSun to
Copy Brack’s s-.yle, ana so tneir elfin is never suo
ccssiul their appearance is alien ludicrous I nave
actually seen a prinoees. Iroin Mount Lebanon, who,
after remaining in Beirut awhile, adopted hoops,
and this lady oalied on me once with crinoline iu a
most dilapidated state, which, instead ot giviaghor
r.ibo an expansive and round appearance, the
ti oken steei caused to projeot hero aua mere in
points ana angles Her mays were also a failure,
uud tho poor lady had made ua her roho, f:om
Pails, with imitation fi-.-uaces the wrong way. Her
uesd was ooVered with pearls and diamonds, t>u
the effuse vi these was spoiled by an inier-MXtaio
ol tawed Fiencb fl wets.
“As this wili curve ui; a dercriptieu of the drees
of most ol ice 1-aies at the least, I will now turn to
the Daby. What baby ? Why, me iutie bluish
baby, a mon h old, up there in the corner ot >hc
rouu, in houor o- whoso birth the least was given ;
this being one of the customs of the country. The-e
ibe little martyr lay in u narrow cradle or facias,
tic construction, on a hard little pink cession, iis
head -ra a narti Sri.ltd pillow—in short, every tiling
done to make it unoouiiortablc. I say ‘martyr,’
became it cell'd move no part of us body but its
hone, lor bands of doth tigbtiy strained it 10 the
cradle, being wound firmly over the ohild and
around ths Oracle.
Vv c wore, utter a while, summoned to the up
per part ol '.he court, where a table was spread
with, first, pounded boiled rice sweetened, and a
variety of mts Byroad over it, green almonds, pis
tuebio, nuts, s&obie, iiuta ceiled the * b&rry of the
tiintid,’ and a transparent jmsuy twiiusd into diff*
rent shapes and colored pink. Auerwards 1 eavr rhe
process of cooking them, Vriuok was by pouring the
water Uke sheets of puiitJ'j’imo bulling zoritch, ibo
letter being cheaper than oiivo oil. As it imiu
podt-ible to give Arab dishes a name, or discover of
what they are made, I shall not enter upon the
task, but oslp add that it required 10 little amia
bility on tho part of the guests to submit to one
oereiuou; considered indispensable by tbe lady of
the house, tio determined was she that euah
guest fchould do justice to the i&ie, ik&t »he held
iu her h&oda p, large wooden spoon with which she
would herself fosd each one who did not with Ef
ficient induatiy diminish the contents of the bowl
placed beto.o her. Tufj hospitable lady dia not
once take a sta : , but stood on du*y the whole urn - ,
an *ha l mercy on none; for although the most \e
nemenc protestations wo:e made against hor poi
tecuiiooa, with thoorj that enough had been eaten,
oefiiut she would not, but oontiaued the use ot Eur
instrument of cruelty with the cuoßt unmwouul
periiBtency, until the countenance of each iudioated
tue gre&ieei dutreea, and ehowed that the inter
mii& was rebelling against this uuDAttual mode of
procedure. Unable to endure any longer th» per-
Beenuons of the wooden *poon, we left maoh ejoner
than our Arab friends, and were not sorry when
we found ourteiTes at home. 1 '
Alleged Check Forgery—The Accused
Parties brought prom Philadelphia —A few
weeks since, William Jsokson, a native of E-g
-land, twenty fire yearn of age, and Louis P Ifor
taulr, a German cleik deposited a iheok for $2ll
21 in the Mariner’s Savings Bank, corner or -o
scbd avopco aid Sevvoth street, and eiibeoqu-ntly
drew ont $165 of the amount thus deposited. It
is now charged that, althcngh the check is genu
inn. it boars a forged endorsement, and the bank
officer tank the neoerasTy 8U,..r o spprohond ibe
pe petrarors of the felony.
The matter was placed in the hands of De
tective E der, who, ascertaining that Jackson
nnd liertault had gone’ to Philadelphia, tele-
CYRpbid to Officers Taggart and Smith ot that oi'y,
request), g that they should arrest the sa-pocted
parties This was dose, and the prisoners arrived
in this city Wednesday night, in oharge of the
Philadelphia offioers The accused parties are de
tained to await an examination before Justice Os
born The check in question is in possession of
t'M Stcretary i f the bank, non’ absent from the
city. On his return the investigation will be pro
ceeded with, llert&nlt is said to be the principal
in tho idltged forgery —N Y Express of last
evening.
Heavy Ba- teiueb Forwarded to Fremont.
—ThoFUabnrg Chronicle f It j 8 i
An unusually itouvy .-Liif-niem of ordnanue and
ordnance stores was muon from tho United .Staten
Arsenal bore a day or two ago It was ciui-i.c:'-rv;
fo MajcrGenorcl Pibrnoa', commanding tho de
partment of the West, at St Louis, and consisted
of the foliowioe p : -’ n ”S of heavy artillery, the
whole weighing 501,967 pounds:
E’ghts*n 32 ;.<>uu(ter iron gone, eighteen 24
pounder iron guns, eighteen 32 pounder barbette
guns, carnages, snd calss ira; eighteen 24 plunder
do do , implements and tqaiptnents complete;
One thousand 32 puntider shot ; one thousand 24
pounder ebot; nipo'y 32 ponndercanister; ninety
21-p-uodef cnitteter; nicety 32 pounder grope
s sods; nicety 24-pounder grupe stands; one tbon
esnd 32 p 'undcr gun cartridges, for shot; one
thousat u 24 pounder gun cartridges, for shot; one
hundred and eighty 24 pounder gun cartridges, for
grape and oen-gter; one hundred and eighty 32-
poneder do do
Another order for ten thousand sets of infantry
aoaontientente has sisc fcsen receivod from tha Ge
coral, oca the hands of the arssaal are ff’licg it
now with ail th* rapidity in Bveides
the above, the arscnsl anthotitios have received u
requisition for a large number oi how tztrs and
siege carriages, wi h implements and equipments,
oolnmbiad pluiforms, pin tel crosses, traverse cir
cles, Ac , to bo forwarded to New York with the
least possible delay. The amount of war material
drawn from the arsenal thus iar has been enor
mous. bat the stores still on hand are very large,
and win doubtless be found equal to any domgKc.p
that may be made upon tbcm for montbs to come.
A Desperate Woman.—The Poughkeepsie
(NY) Eagle toys that a 'newly married couple
iiving in the eastern part of the town gft into a
family quarrel ou Tnetday af ercofu last, whiob
ran so high that the woman finally became exaspe
rated and threatened to commit sufoide Fail oi
the intent to dostr- y herself, she started forth-
Rod Mill pond and throw hotself in She was not
to got rid of this wotid so eutiiy, however, for bet
barbr-sU, who bad foiloacd, rescued bcr. In nu
wise daunted, she gaTO him a sonud piece of bet
mind for his trouble, and plunged in again This
was repeated two or three times, bat with no butter
success
New York markets Yesterday
Ashes are steady and in good demand at $5 25
for pots, and $5 37i for pearls
Bkhaustcffs —Tbs rna-ket for State and West
em Flour is buoyant, and prices arc again 5‘
higher, with a fair denisnd for export Tha sates
-re 12 600 bills at $4 25 4 3(1 for tnneifiae State ;
$4 45 4 55 for extra 8 ate ; $4 20-5 30 for superfine
M'-'higHh, Itdiitia, Ohio, luau, &■; and $4 40 •
5.65 for extra do, irftiod'nir shippiog brands o<
icutd-h'op Ohio, at ssaa 05, and trade brands of
do at $5 10 6 10.
Southern Fl-.ur is firm nod in moderate demand ;
the sales an- 900 bhis a’ $5-5 30 for sun«rfine Bal
timore; $5 50 625 for ex’ra do;. $6 6 10 for
Braa-sy wine; $5 6<l 7 25 for Georgetown ; $7.9 for
Potarsbury oity ; $7 9 for It chmoad oity
Canadian Floor is firmer, and in fair rtqnost,
with e»l*« ’ f 450 bbts at $4 25 4 30 for snpoifins.
and $4 75 7 50 for rai- gv ot extra bri-oos
Rye Fionr tain medarab* demand at $2 3053 90
for the range of fico ad runerfino
ftnrn Meal is stssd”; «o quota Jersey at $2 80s
2 85; Brsndywine $3 10j3 15; pneoheons. $l5
Wheat is again 1:2- better, with a continued
sm-11 supply; there is a fair irquiry for shipment,
and we notice salrs -f 140 000 bushels at 80 98 for
Cbio»c:> tipring; 93 $lO5 lor Milwrnkee Club;
“od $l 03 for RdOtna Bpring ; $1 23 for white
Canada.
By t 13 Steady ht 46a58 for VTsktarn and 60^63
for State
Babuey is dull and nominal
O.ta ar* fi'tn and seiiiog nominally at 27-31 c for
J-rsey, Delaware, and Pennsylvania; 3H 331 for
Western and State; and 25-23 t for Canauian.
Corn is firm, with a continued active demand
for exoort and the homo consumption; solos o!
175 000 bus at 40; 460 for new mixed Western.
Tea —There is only a moderate j ibbing trad*
going on, bet the market is firm, and prices are
well sustained.'
Tallow is steady at BJi for nrimo country;
84 ■ J>r city; and Bjfe for Butchers’ Association. ’
Fruit.—Foreign dried is quiet and firm, with
sslra of 50 bhis Currants at 6f, net ossh; small lots
of R tisins at $1 50sl 60 for bunch, and $2 50 for
layer, cud 500 boxes French Lemons at $6 7 now
held at $S Domestic dried attracts more atten
tion. ana 5f has been refused for State Apples.
Hops—i'he demand is limited, and tn* market
is verv quiet: sales 40 bales at 18_23t for 1860, and
10-124 tor 1859
Oils — Linreed is firmer, and sailing at 57a580
for j ibbing lots Grade Bperm is quiet, w-tfc salon
of 150 bb'S at ®1 25 Crude Whale onminuss fo
demand, and wo note farther sales of 700 bbfs at
40c
Provisions Porbis'dall and in favor of the buy
er ; the sates are 200 bbls at $l5 50 for mess, and
$lO 50 for prime. Beef in firm and in moderate
r-qaest, with sates of 450 bbls at $5 550 for
country mess. $44 50 for country prime. $9 .11
25 for repacked .Western, and Sl2 50a13 121 f. r
extra mess Prime mes> beef is doll, and race is
nothing doing Beef h-ms are quiet at $141!5 for
Western. Bacon fo dull Cat meats are quiet,
with sales of 50 casks at sii6c for hams, and 41 5.
for shonlders. Lard is firm hut quiet, with sales
of 150 tierces and bbls at for No. 1 to prime
Western.
new Yorß Stock Jfcxchange—Aug, 8.
riRST BOARD.
IOtHJ V S6s ’Blrer S 7«! 5 "e-roe-ilitau Bk 8i
1»« do sm fi Park Bk .92
S"HO do —-.88 I fi Pacific Mai. S._ 74W
80WU8fia’81crUi>„,,_88 ' 1 u uo (397351
Heu do 87» 195 N Y Oent it p«0.76H
110-OTr Vr_ 9« 10J do ..pko7ssi
.000 11 Oac bds’fill.... 80 : -«0 co pr. 76
1100 111 • ’oup bd, ’79— 81 900 (io opacfja'
1040 Tenn 0, ’9o tea 3i)o£rie Hail read 33
8'««) do. 4-i 1(0 do— 26%
44000 do- ~_.4024! £0 Hod Kiv R_„ ..sag
WHO do .. ..sS.4Si£ ICO Heading It i'29
1400.1 Virginia St fis-- 54 (,90 do ....... tWl.lti
fiuOd ao_ . .b3O.SLS£ so (d-ieh 'on it ~ 45
50 nneorttia Stfii.._. tttbi te do'".'. „4itef
]oi4MNCarolina6a..*9 !]oi) Vlmhs kNI G._ 99
IfOtiO do 69«| 10 Panama it... 1075 f
300 do >3068 10 do to?
i7iHio Missouri State 6s 4. ISOOGaI AChio R. 6334
90nO do 43H 104 do ~30.63
400 "r!o6! Il B&8 J. .4i?f| 60 do— ... 6354
IWO do 4- 6fiCle& tom. 29
400 Lom-i»naBt6s-. 63 Irfi) do ........ *9hi
10000 Pt 7s ...—.7754. 60 d 0... >6O 79
9000 do .-.7’ I'o do b6O-93f
two Had .. 1 m . 1(231 SSO Clii fc R 1 K 4'Si
fil'SHlC'-n hda.. 9J I 47 do.. 40
POO «1 hCeJ S K Fbd 74 60 Chi Bfc Quin 8.. .»ssi
im Cal & c t.-t in .sr I
CITY ITEMS.
Important to thb Militahy —Single volunteers,
sq aus of volunTrors, companies, bittaliors, regi
ments, briradea divisions of volunteers,
in short, of »o’dierswho desire to be fitted oat with
uniforms, o&n procure them iu the briefest time possible
bj applying at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of flee*-
h b A Wilson, bos. 60S And 606 Cheatnu street. Above
This firm throws iotc the mijirarj department
of t.ieir bu iness all their > kill, and the experience ol
m&nv years in tbe clothing bus ness. Tbeumfoana got
upbj them are elegant, eomfortabld T and Bnb&tantial.
Heseetees—A hrgs number of the rebel soidieTs
dajlj come over to rhe Union army. Thedesert o.- sof
late have increas dto an aUrmirg extent, and it is said
they are mainlv caused b'a desire on the part of the
men to g*t in order that they may purchase new
and durable suits at the renownea one pnoe ijilt Cloth
ing *rstf»blißhment of Granville Rtok-s 6 9 ChestDut
street,. Every purchaser is presented with a gift of use
and value. This is sufficient to cause a whole army to
cleat n.
KRIVALS AT" THE PRINCIPAL" HOTELS.
nr to 12 o’otooi kabt »iqht.
CONTINEN S’AL HOTEL-Ninth and Chestnat,
-lames C Hunt, Jersey W F' V Kay r *i icago
H D vuiore* narrishunr Jos Plummsp & PitUV
W WCornin.. W-isco.-fllfa TA ' esmeth oia,o
P Po und Cmoi c&ti. o M H»njpto> k. lady
K A Coicazo ff R Co Kshn 1
Hon i wen i-ovejoy. Jilt n-B Col n. D Baker
Wm Ftejn lda N« w l'ork P J I-u Bois- New York
J **«■-ith. New Yoik 2 s ear- Boston
H evoorr C S i»ewHaven
Miss m tn. Wash.DC H Mo Lean
P PeUb rv Boston
W C rni h. Verm nt
J B Oui«n & -wf JereeT city t » ennard Ma saotiusettß
WeliGuvenj. Ha risknr? MiwKu.v Hy.UamsDurs
A 0 Smif's Har isbur* P K FendaU, UBMC
Wxah Tving *liau merslougb. Minois
a Taft Cincinnati, O W>. ‘■till-ell. New York
Jrhn ti rda > ewY rt rV t A Coding. New Vo k
Addington Venabl 8 Oxford R J Young. Midd etown
X> J Young, I»udd:etovra C‘ pt W Oimton U
• Harr.fion, *ew Haven Jos S Jonss Boston
W P New Vork 'j bos P hieh Bos r *n
F Boston Hon 8 P Cfaase, Waah’ton
vUaCh *e Washington HO *VnU
Hoo Pa<menter Hutton - h>o Burr, Jr. Boston
P esoo’t Barber. • oston W n ' da-k, bosom
OH par,, osion h 1 itohheld,
J H Anderson J H IVi'-.d u-x, New York
fhoa a 1) ivis. N>w Jerrer Lynfoid L&rdnor. USN
Geo Wo*n Br«r, Ne«f YtirK Aif UO •« B .Itilß >re
««r T i.D f Jonn MaV p. ster, N* John
Mrs Whi*a 1 Sl d v. P -mia W D Poster* Millville
lir. l oeroak'r* lazaretto Geo Diehl. d
- Hioe, ivetf r* H Atuea, New > ork
W Franco FW6 i.owib Boston
Ciias B.rnum, N<*w York F j rimbley, 14j/,Sy
CiiH* Fridman, York J % i nin*er
w Pratt. onoctiout J rßeii'r, Harrisburf
V H Berghaus,. arripburg «eo Kopjte New Yore
5 O «-<>berta» New York J M»c*a-land, Wh*fcmit*n
Mm*M cfapnnd W*»X Joe (VI W *ht an. Boaum
E T Wilt-o i, Bnst a T C Amo y Boston
J> hn F Pra*, Bost.m W D l av-Og , WMh.DC
W -a? t labor. Kentucky Sami Clay, Jr, Kmuokf
H J Ker«. Wash,!) -t W a Base* Baltimore
J Jun-ata co, Pa BStrouae
fcaml Hatch, Boston 8 Crody, Boston
.JtoVFfr.-Fwtii strict. below Arsh
J Chaniber’am. New Jera a y J Ki'kpa*rick, Pi taburg
J J- Dumont. Men.pms, aon *• Bur ho'ouicw Omo
Hon R U Hosier Fa E M clirocki Fi>
Richard Kear, > a WJ Mui'a'a, Pa
Phi ip -w.?ers. lowt Joi n a Jel y
Coljamps . orb rt PK Abbot & sis, Fashm
Uft on, l*«»ttavillo Airs Myh- rs ?«ew iorU
Israel mintor. Pi J WiJriJ wford. Fa „
J ** irvm .«haron. Pa A W Irv.u. Nh-vrin.Pa
MCTr ut,*han'n,Pa C 0 Trout, Muron, P&
Ojj Green I itisburg B A Cfaaoe Fall Kiver
H. KBoyr Sc la, 4*i-il.da M V ; eimett, New Hope
DrSß'«w& a to bruns J * Ajdrew.i, ew Yoric
H < itlefi d.'Vewerryport *’PMiller Atla to‘ ity
in J oi.klii, Easton, a F "Warburg N*wYo*k.
John Moore, LeUwuro uapt Gams n. Wash. 0 0
j IC Morgan, Jersey City PCLartough.NewYo.k
THE UNiON-AraM aifrfet. above If rim
H B Rurjee, New Jemsy J T Robinson, New Jersey
J F Balnock, N Brunswick J V Foster, xxewark. N J
Ad owark, i> J J w Pomeroy. i'luUd
J Y Hall, Newark. ’* J Mibb C Linwood Ohm
unworn!. Ohio Jos ■ ; Book. I'iti.bure
N I nmpbell. I‘ittsbu g i‘ J Patterson. Pitlehuru
He.bort 1 lionise baa on R G Mendenhal . Wash
H. Men- O hvl. Wash T Wo in n Rieglesvillc
.1 coml , Pennmivanta C Carroll, * li o
J i ereh & lsdv.Brthlehfin ,(I'ut H deman. Ales •
HonCW Pitinan.PoLtßviheGco ij I hil&a ,
Ch. Hiitnbrithc Pem a H ct■-( Fiost. Wouaie.-. 0
•J- i> Wiid-r, ISeW York V Monteouierj, Ba t. Md
H L Ruioman, Halt, aid Wm Bjslire, Pittsburg
EH Myers. Piltsbiirg G iW oage, Alie t heny uit,
j. H Green, t‘a
67. LOO IB HOVK.!,—UH4,awi street, above Third,
B G R< berts, i’hila Julia R Stover, Hellefonte
lioac Potter, Penua F fcinest New York
r, i< rn. it rheppard R Kien.l us. Mas aolnuett,
J w K ng„tou, Penua h Gan.io. New Yo< s
L New York J e Hutohenaon. JN York
Jonn ttart. New Jersey U Allen, Now Jersey
hi H Rood, W Minimum
THE PRESS.-—PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 1861.
Steamship Kensington. Baker, 48 houra from Boston,
with mdse ana pissencers to Henry Winsor.
£chr Evelina ( BrJ Kf-l-y. 3 d*ys frum Cat Island, with
pine apples and b-inanss to Je/im t. loattergood A Co.
tour Packet, Buokson idaylrotn Leipsio, Del, with
corn and wheat to Jo* E Palmer,
rchr G a stetson* BichvStays fromProvinoetown,
with md*e to l»eo B Kerioot.
-ebr Coernine. Willetts, from Key West July 13. via
Alligator Reef Sd.h, with logwood and mahoyany from
the wreck o. Br bark l lm'ux to Baker A Folsom.
Solir A Hammond. Htune,6 dajs from Boston* with
mdse to Crow !• & Cullin" . ' . _ .
Sobr Cfmprooiso Andrews, 1 dar from Delaware
Ci y, with grain to Christian A Cur au.
Br.hr Mary, Henar.c»« >n, 1 day trom Odessa, Del,
with wheat and uats t«» Jas L Bewley A Co
Bohr Annie Viraen. Cnambers 24 from Lewes,
Dei. wiih n d«e io Jas L Haw ey & 00.
:ohr P'ariuer Deiuty, I day from Milford* Del, with
corn to Jas barratt A
Schr Delaware. Denby, 1 day from Smyrna, Do), with
vat* to Ja* L Uewley * Qo
Bohr Vaucaii i. Co per. 1 day from Smyrna. Del. with
cals to Jas L Bow icy A Co. „ _ .
fcohrL»*wiBCla k, Strecher, from Cooper’s Point,
Sotir AlllvDoe Ireland, trom Am-sDuiy,
D :U Fienoti, stiles Irom Provid-noe.
Bfobr Emma L Day, Hackney, irom Absecom.
isieauier Antbraoite, Jones, 24 hours irom New York,
with mdse to Wm R 1 Band A Co ■'
Bteamor New y ork. Hunter* 24 hours from New York,
with mdse to Wm P Clyde,
Steauishiu Boston, Orooxer. New York, J AUderdioe.
&our -fcliza & Liutharme, Bnii&rd, Harbor lsi&nd, I
tclTr F Young* Faokw)* Portland* G Btooktium.
tcnr Wm Garrison, (nawj coisun. Portland. L Au*
ilenned 6s Go.
:eiir Lewiß 'lark- Strecher, Lynn* J R Blakiston.
‘ohr ULctuoa, Xi elatd Q.umo», Tyler, etoue A Go,
Sclir D to renchifiiyies«Providenoe,ni/bie, Ham
rcett A -.aldwell. , „ . _ . _
Bohr Emma L Day* Hackney. Hyanms.Hewett & Co.
6chr M. J Yardley* Hooper- 6ali burj, Md, j W Lacon
bohr Elizabeili Am, French, enow Hul, Md, captain*
Ftr « Wjliir-R, Claypoo.e Butimroe. A Groves, Jr.
StrN«w York, Huuter, New kora, W P Clyde.
(Correepozidenoe of The Tress.)
HAVRE D£ GRaGE. Aug. 7.
Four boats left here this mornint, laden and con'
signed aa lohows: ... , „ ,
Jas arratt. Jr. with ground ba:k and oats to Poplar
street whari; Maid of tne Mist, railroad iron to Lav.d
neeveo & noobomy* bails to J ik Uo» Hull
At Davie, bitumiiiCUfieoai to Delawake City.
Ti os Canfield. Vermont
J G Kurils, biensn
ROTKlo—Chwrtom* at*** *■**«*
R H Cummins. I s’awarfl Geo Martin, Allegh’y City
G Brnti.n, Jr W Fo -lows,-Car ■•on «o
Mi**J rtnn'on r oo Baml Dickey & la, OxtorJ
Mifts tT Oxford - H C Bond, lftooay. Fa
W H ia n Fa ... H-m*. -ir. Pa
niVnVoaiiy >ew Vofi W JL» Garbott. flow York
J«P mWuNtw v ork Jolm - oßors ew York
O L GaMicer. W»w York » H-JUw ba. Jersey Miore
T R M'sreaves > as ton Jab *■ Biaok, Deltwara
F Ha [UiMouri . >ort
D f Jkton, Maryland j? C Bibo. Balt'm ro
S Purn* 1 iieinware FA*-U'ti* Delaware
Mi«% Cr-wforJ. Delaware Mi»s Miller, Delawaie
rakin J S Graham
Geo W junksoo. PhiU Geo tl Wnnley, Pm!a
r. Bmttb, Philade ptiia
STTATtiS maiffio* itreot, abore Sixth
Win n Walker, ewistowa .i F ’"oTe* Ph ladelphin
A Kirk. M-tryl nd J PRmith. ’ hiUdeiph a
** j B •"'nester fQ Lirut J W ?)eat. J
Goo Brunner, hitadelphia Jacob eal). Pliilarte litna
JW h vnns. Ch> ad-* phia John H Mines. Pit M>arg
J S Campball, Pittsburg Wm Jones. « sston .
rtdiho pfon, • elaware AW anderaon Pamsb'g
W L Taber. Wash. DC H Pnw* e, Lancaster
Geo • Boyer, Bnoaa er B F Wiciceraham-ra
E C Jeff ries & ’a, l>ei co HH B *amoro, N Y
w Forest * ennayivania W Dobbins, Lasoasterco
H . aUsbacli k ia, Lancoo
COMMERCIAL ROTEIr-SiKtb st.. above
AG M Prev at. Tr«ntnu >IF Pomeroy. PoJtavjJle
J I) Wii^y % h Bottom Pa R Wiiny, P ach Bot’m,Fa
I'* Peirao •. Che«ter co- Pa J Stifiw. Phi adeipni*
R T»eFhßfidel bia Mrs iti « Joly, i yrnnfl»r&
W Ga«rth'. p. Ponnrv W. -» ri i-.»**^***WrCV
(j D Hrtines i)«>vc’rVDt { P J N ioholß. /- xfo d
moB 8 bv*n. Ox «rrf s m ob©s, Pi cemxvjiJe
P LtndetMikie, liniouvil'e L J K>rJc, l.«.noabter oc
NATIONAL—Raoo street, above "hird.
J Ubncig F R Gilbert. ftTillerabure
KG< ul* l , Wibisuißport J Re«n, N
G T Hubert. p enna P Ulrer. Uh eravii e
Jos Knrcli,' W Bi kel Pouaville
J s Bonne. Luzerne co, Pa J L Boge and. Buo v scO,Pa
Henr* ‘ eiß P tsvill* C Mutte**. Putotovn
K H Tliomia. PoltavUie \V >• Voutc, Potioville
REVERK HOi/cic—Third street, above ilaoo>
r whi w«*h,do OHKnauss.
S p «mull- Wil iainsriort A * Ayer, habii*lkii*eo T Pa.
Jfretni ih Pratz, rcasona JJ. Barrett, Phila
P A Gook, Phila
BA’-O KAGLE HOTEL—’i'mrd et.» above Cnllowhill.
A B Bertolt - ‘Tyleraport A T 1 Bethlehem
P Repse New Jersey J Ja*o, Delawa e. * hio
VrsJago Delaware,Chio J Albu-oitn
S Bo er. Letrgh oo B Beck, Peadmg
E Griffiih, Montg 00, Pa
BLACK BSAR ftOTEL—'Third et». aboTO GaHowh llt
J Yardltr-villo W P MilloriJLjTiiiivU'o
h German- Weisenburg Lieut J HWo'th g
W VoH, siUentown Pamt H "cmes. Cooperßb’g
A Knawe, ’ BDGKemi, Pa
B selig, Lehigh ooanty JS P Herb. Kradmg
Chas wiland, Allentown
BARLEY Seoond street, below Vine.
J Beans Maryland W MoCa'ter, Trenton
E *'ahway, N J D-m J’rf'sser, O.uakertown
ES- tlandv, UA N >-U, o ema-.-b la
HhM Palmer. UucltS J T Puok« CO
Jones King bnßtol.Pa Dr Bradsnaw Pa
r* Brow", Pennsylvania fitephea taylor, wewtown
W Stavely, Pennsylvania
MOUNT VERNON—’Jeoond street, above Aroh.
Geo Dix *Vr Griswold New York
O l, Ball, New Jersey A R : oan Del ooanty
Miss M a WaiUiy. NY C J Walters, Pa
PHILADELPHIA IJOARD OF TRADE,
GKO. N TATHAM, )
l*H FRO* BINGHAM,? Commutes of tbb Month.
WM. L. BERN. S . .
LRTTKR ftAGft
v.v ~Lec f&’jithariigXt
ib*p Tunoarora, Oun'OTy-^ — ..LitemooLgoor.
"'hip Lanoaster, D-oan - --Liverpool, soon
} bu /Aary E NLiKiken, Nordea - - Matansas, toon
ohr James J Dar. parrow B rbndoes soon
YHt, STEAMERS,
FROM THE UNITED .STATE*.
SEIPO feEAVX tO*
New Vork-Hamburg —Aug 10
Jof B-titimore.- New York I iverpool Aug 10
Horuui'i New - or*._Haji.burg iO
Norwegian ttuebeo^Liherpool—— .Aur ib
Africa - B ew Vorg-Liverpool Aug 14
Kangaroo-. New YorX.-i iverpool-^...—^.AUgiT
Fuium Abr i?
-uropa B« Bt''n..Liverpool—...» Aug 21
Em* New Aug 24
p»reia.-wv-T- New 2O
Canada
FROM EBROPE
BHIP3' i'iIUVU i»JL7t
Teutonia—..Southampton-New York———. July 21
aangaroo LiverpooUNew York July 24
.Boston- y 27
<t a , i.ivarpnni Nfltir
Persia York— Aug a
Boueiman Liverp ioL.Q,ue'.eo.«~— us iJ
td'unurgh... Lve pool—A‘e« York.. 7
roman Soutnaniwion. -New York Aug S
Nova lieotiaa Liverpool Q<jebeo~—Aug 4
—• Antwerp-N«w r'ork Iv
Canaoa Livor^ol—Hoaton ...... .Aur O
<ava*ia -New York-...,—-, -uc J 4
North American l6
Asia Liver w 001... New York—,.-.-~Auftl7
Vork-..—-.Aug tx
The California Mail Steamers *aii ?rom New Yora
ibe Ut, 11th, and 21et of each month,
The Havana Steamers leave New x ork on tr<« 2a >H*
12th. Hth. and 27th <»* each njonth-
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
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1U« RISKS.- -.6 8 -BUR SETS
HIGH WATER—
ARR‘ VKJD
BELOW, „
Brig Kmmsi Bak«r* irom Boston, on Wilmington
Greek.
52.rA.aKO-
iTTiLnesarE.
(i.iorrespondenoe of the Press.
hiw i obi. AurS.
Arrived, ship American Congress, f.om London; brig
Andress, from New Castle; brig Gilbert Meredith, Irani
LOfcho.n. Boston, Aug *.
Arrived, bng M W Bodge, from Havana,
MEMORANDA-
Shiv Marathon,Vandyke, at Cagliari ISth u'.t. lrom
lsland Queen. Bolitno. at Malta 13th ult. from
? hip Joshua M&uran, Miliikon, hence, arrived at Ha-
uit
Bark A l Harvey, Miller, at Cardenas Ist mat from
P ava . ta
‘Bark Washington Butoher, Collmo, sailed from Gar
dena* SOtn ult. " .
bark Marian, Fowler,sailed from Havana 3lat alt,
for boston. .. ' ~ x _
t ri g Be ta, Johnson, sailed from Havana 2d mst. for
Philadelphia, „ „ .
Brig j m Houston, Russell, a»il6d from Cienfuegos
19 h ult. for Ptulaaelpnia. t . . x _,
Brig Cornelia, (Hutch; froogen, iienoe* arrived at Ha
vana 23d ulc. _
Rn.s Wm Dresser, Ha f ch- and Marcus. Crockett,
f.om Providence for Philadelphia, arrived at Newport
s.hinst‘
Brig H. Leeds, Smith, sailed from Rookl&nd 31st ult.
for Reweu's Isle, to load for Piulaoelpma
BriftCS Woo t-r« i oro, iieooeiarnvodaf BathCthms'a
Hng Wm Mo Gilverv. Baraman- tor Puiladelplua,
sailed from Cardenas 19;h ult—sinoe captured by a yri
'rig*John Baloh, Bojle. hence, arrived at Havana
29th ult.
oris Ella Reed, Davis, sailed from Havana23d ult. for
Kelly, sailed from Havana 2d inst. for
Phi »delpbi&. „ , ' -
ohr i r&usif, Correr, from Rio de Janeiro, arrived at
N-w Yon, jesteroaj. , ,
Babr M Placer ribzaard. cleared at New York job
terdaj lor Wilm ngton. Del , _
Scnr A Tirroil, mgsins, cleared at Boston 7th mat.
for Philadelphia. . . _ .
Aot>r C b Carstairs bef re reported ashore on Ram
foru Is.and. was tovred i.fl on Mo. daj.
yctr M. nmouth, Anderson, hence, arrived at Provi
ueLoe 7 ti mat „
cohis D « Meatman. Gcull. a n d Wm L Barton, Hand,
saiico from Piovidei.ce7 h inßt. lor Phii'delpuia
o<h r Jvna Warren, Luzior, honce, arrivod at New
portfttn Lit. . , , , ,
ic:.r kl j Pickup, Pickup, hence, arrived at Nowpurt
6th inst.
>ohr Alayt a Suaan, for Philadelphia, suled from
Newpoit 6th Inst, , • lt .
ion> Ada Ames, Ames, benoe, arrived at Rooklaud
Ist lust
*ohr H Staples- Gibb 3, sailed from New Bedford 7th
inst. for Philadelphia. w
Botirs tJ W Fr e. Phillies, end Moore, Black,
iience. arrived at >ewbur>port Bth iiist*. ■
ijuuro Wm w bla oj, Nortun. aouiua Ann. Smith,
and P ideiia. Wheatdn, oieirid at Boston 7ih icst fur
Phi adeipliia.
yci.r a hamiiton, Davis, at Now \ork7th met* from
ssndj Hill, too ....
Bo»ira John Hoffman and Matt a Caroline, oleared at
New Raven 6th lust, for Philadelphia. M
Sobr Jocatnam Cone, from Fall River for
Philadelphia. 6th cat,
Sehr K W Beutoa, Tailor,hence, arrived atProvi
dei.oa 6th inst.
*i>.op Be'-a of Cape Ann, Green, henoe, arrived at
Qloucnstei 6th met
fcie.kiiier uoooord Norman, cleared at New York yes
tei(Uj for Philadelphia u
Sieauer Barm. Jones, benoe, arrived At New rork
yesterday. — -•-——— —
JSJfc'EOiAkjLi OTIOE-8,
But Your Bathing Bobes for Ladies,
Gents, and Children,at SLOAN’S,
au7-3i* 80ti MARKET Street, Phils,
SOFFERBRS WITH DISEASES OF THE BLAD
dsh, Kidiiiiy.. Gravelt Dropsy, WoakDen, As., read
the adveitieement in anotlier ooutmn, headed “ Heirn
boid’s Genuine Frepatations.” tf
CviH DU»ku«v iii’ THi: LaTEJJ
xTirsa, made in tits best manner, eiprctgly for i£H
TAIN BALES. LOWEST aslling prise, marked la
J ia:n Figurea. All goods made to order yrarrantad
utislaetory. Oar ONE-PRICE cyatem in atrisGyxd
.eredto. Allure thereby treated alike.
Kll lt JONES fc 00.. 604 MARSET Street.
HAtfCHiiLoiyft JaAiR ova.—'Jims celabrt.ted
and perfeot Hair Dye is <A. 6<el in the woriii. All
others as& Laar* imit&ticas of this {iioat original, which
has rr.me-L-Wuoh extensive patronage in all parts of the
globe, The genuine VT. A, Batchelor’s Liuuid Hair
Dye produces a spiondid black or natural
brc*mx, without staining the skin or iuiuriuE the hair,
tad will ranted!/ it* Hi tffws ef dyM, invigorating
the hair for life.
Sold by all Druggists au4 Perfumers. Wholesale by
FAHNESTOCK & CO., DYGTO & Ga.FkiisielDhi*.
jaiU-tf
(iaDVaB & Baeßß’B OBI.HS?.AT3i-
NOIBELESS FAMILY BEWINB MACKIKK?.
Vie Beet in tfre lor Family Betring.
Dabd Paissnra, «sst and Cheapest jm
tk* City, at .14 Beatk THIRD Ctroet.
BILL-HEAD PRINTING, BeatandOheagaet in the
City, at 34 Bonth THIRD Street.
OIKOVLAB PRINTING, DeM and O.eeeeiit in the
City, .t S 4 lentil THIRD Strut
PAMPHLET PRINTING, and every other deurie
Don of Printing, ef the moat niperior vitality, at the
meat reawnable rate., at RINBWALT A BROWN’S,
Hrexel’e Heildutg, 34 Sentk TJtIKB Street, deU-tf
HA.RRIRO
BOYLE—WILSON,—On the Bth instant, bv the Rev.
W. H..Rriaba»ie, Mi r hos M horieof P duo&h*Ky.«
and ,/ <ißa l izzie *. Wilson of s h'h deiphi
**AYMOV—Y.—On tne6th insta. t, ar the residence
e«rtl,*- « nde’a 'a'her- bj tJj© it©v, F. ft tll« Rev,
«'** r-iysnu tn Vl%ry Lo.'d. da; «hlf»r i f John Jtly
Esq , all of Nu w V ork city *
fificLRLUND.—Hie re’ntivps au’t of Gao.
w. MoLelland a e respectfully inviird to attend bi*
funeral, from hie Ute re«i<i< noA 8 8 'r-h st eet,
r*n Rataroa- JOtti i-ialant at 3 VcUok.
Fu eral a rvice at tie Aicn-street Churan at four
o’cock- pucctu iilj. **
BU V!G ■ RDNE ' <to the Bth instant., Mrs. Marguret
Fumganlner. m the 63d vetrof her ««e.
The relaMves nnd frie <h ol the fa-m*lv are respeot
fu ly invited to attend the tunerai, from the reside* oe
of ns sun m law, James t-iohmoml stre*i,
belotr Lehigh avenue, o'* Saturday afternonn 10th
instmt,at 1 o’elcuk. Io preoeed to Hoxborough Ceme
terr. **
Uft K fi FR —°n the6Ui instant. Edwin W.. voungrst
ton of Fdwm W, »iul a, v. Esther* aged 18 years, 2
months, and 6 d-iya.
Funeral from the reaideno* of hie grnndfathT.
william Bramh'e, Daibr ro"d- below Walnut street,
west PUil.adelshia* this (Friday) aUernoon* at 4
o’olor-k *
T the 6th in'fant* C arleo, son of George
W* and El zi 1 ox. ag -d 3 yoara and 7 mor ihs.
Funeral rhe o* bis parents. Bring
lnirst street, Germa&toyrn, this (Friday ) afiemooD, Pta
o’clock *
F YLE.—Ob the Oth inulant, MissAlico Payle. in
the 79ih year of hor age.
Funeral from the residence of Mr. Hiram C Vander
gn t, at Bustle ton. Twenty-third ward, this (Frida?)
ati2Vt. «
BRADY—tho 6th mstaut. Patrick Brady,in the
4'th year of his age—a native ol the Gonnty Caven,
lrriatid.
Funeral from his late reeidflime, oonrt,
DillwTn street. Uttween Gal owhiU and W How and
4 bird and Fourth thi° < Friday >morning,at9o’olook. *
C^HTER*—On the 7th iustant Graoe Carter, aged
3 months.
Fuupral this ( Friday 'morning 9oVook. from the
resident)* oi h*r parents, JVo 6 Disiriot place, tenth
s*re*t, above Vm*» *
&.V N 8 tFe'Jowihiu N, J,» on the morninr of the
7th ms ant Raima d'lighter of raomsl B and hlisa
A.rvans in the 6Mi year ofne age.
rwne« ,, »l fr«m her parents* lesidenoe. 1017 G'een
street thisiFr'darlßDArnoon-Oti ii B‘ant, , 't4o'clnok
ip VI i N —On the 7tn matanr, Matt J;. d‘-uniter of
Jacob and Har*-i -t hipmin- in the 22d year of her aze,
Funeral from her Liberia residence "live street,
He'ow Hroad.thia (Friday)morning, tne 9thinstant, at
90’clook. *
ilfl OURNTTO RTORK, & SOM
CHESTNUT novielltnc
R!a«k ompe niarsrz at 25 and ceuta.
Black b-ireKea. at 25 and Sltf oenK.
Blaok7-4 wide bareges. GO and BVA cent*.
Beooud-moununi popli-s. 25 oentf,
Gray miseH iaveilas, 12Kc.
Gray mottled raodenns. !2>40.
Gray mix*d wide madonnas, 183^0.
Black and whit-- printed grenadine bareges, life.
Shepherd plaid real rranadm** bareges, Bdc,
Biaokand white Paris organdies.2sa. Jrl
fys** POST OFFICSi, PHILADELFHrA,
f 7 Aususc 8- >661.
N* w WTYLE OK GOVERWIWKNT RT4MP
FT) is now rendr. and fo" saU «t this
office } xchsneeßWll b* nnde of the newstyle f rsti
eouivalent a»« rt unt of th • old js*ue during « period of
FIVE da»-« from rh% o l ' this notioe. **fter whch
no under cover of the old issue wi \ be sent from
thisortii©, C. A. W*LBORN,
a«9 fit ' Postmaster.
•y-s» THE COOPMI-ShOP VOLUNTEER
l y COVfWirT N, at the
of wjiiiam M. Coo*»«r, F*q., Ctsego (l*»te
Church i st'6«t. he'ow Washington aven e.
that “ppev's, dio r ot d b’ actual
are never made in vain ueon the benevolaaed of ,-ur
OitiZPns. we, co- fidentof th*« ♦rue p-i*riot.'sm and oha-
T'-ty of whstwe hav» undertaken, hold>y make our. ap
peal for the perpetuation of this establishment.
Fitnated as our room is we are daily and
n*ghtl» surrounded by laree bodies of men an rote for
the seat of lebellion. Those nm are filled with na
triotirm, bravery. enthußihsm—m fact, everything
requisite to m r ke good so'dieiH except bßtar.tial
bodily refreshment. 1 hat is ho done? *ro they
tj passthrrugn aselgsh oit as huagr? and unrefresh°d
a* they enured it? I hough they can have'-ur tune
and-ereriii* s stil as we Have refresh d half '>f the
rs wh > have pa sod through the first of
May, the substantial portion of the benefi s onferred
n us’ fat* outeid a cort ibutious ■ ill you not
aid us. those who have dear ones at 'he seat of war. and
those who p-tfion al consideration exempt love
or country? Bs§id?s rpmeThet th<t words of Him who
said “ Fo who fiiveth a oup of water in my name, giveth
it time.”
CoTitribut’ons of monvr, and nrovisnns of any do
se uptown,such as o ffee su ar, &o.,wiil be received
thankfully at any of tho places designated below or
oon.miinications left at the said places w.l' b»* answered
by the Committee sending t<> any pl&oc in the city for
the cort. iturnons charitably bestowed
COMMITTEE F -R RECEIVING CONTRIBUTIONS.
WILLIAM M COOP R.
aDaM M SIMP -ON 9 Oueen t treot.
AsTWUK ft. SIMPSON, sectional Dry Book, Chris
tian-street wharf.
C- V. Fop is* street.
H NhY PI r KCi . 812 outh Front street
WM M. MAUi L,3Su Catharines-eet.
WM H. PENM 28 South W harve*.
G- O. M. FLI K, Hi ' orth Front snoot.
EBEN C. JaY fc, 242 liesnut*irr«t.
W. * t PALMER. U -tnil 13 Water streot.
CAPT. H. CAIN, 17 Rook place.
L. B. M. DO LB v, a!2 German BtrePt.
KOBiß'' H, |l ALFY Hold Boater. 212 Dock al.
C *p. JONKB at the ontinontal HnteL
THOMAS Prt’Bidont of Bank of North
America.
WM -TRUTHER 1 ?, firm of J. Struthera & Son. 1023
Market street. .
J'JhN B. M YT r°. 232 Market Htrest
F, H DRbX Xt, 31 South l'nird street.
••DWaR Lt* vLRLi'G.Dfi outh Front street.
CAPT. R. J. H ppm V 320 Ree*! street.
HIR'M H W^-88-1216 Moysmensing avenue.
FU2I» r KICK & HjbRATY.B. W. corner Queen
and Swanson.
i P.t ward «. HALLtCorn Exchange Bank,
aufimw&lr 3t*
IKSt'BANCK COMPANY OF THE
j. 9 PTA«BO B PENNSYLVANIA, August ft, 18 1.
The D*rector* havoth , sd , <v dec ared •w 'rlV-DLN D
oM(l P**‘R CENT., or TWELVE DOLLARS per
snare pv&be'o the Stockholder*, or their legal Re
presem&uvcs, on demand.
auS IQt WILLIAM HARPER. Secretary.
|Yy» OFFICE MORRIS CANAL ANDOANK
LJS ING CO , Jshsky •n Y- July S 3. 188».
iJIVIDEND NuTlCt*..—The Board of .-ireotors have
< eolared, from the eamines of tho Canal, e semi-annual
Hvtdend of FIVK P» R CENT, upon the Preferred
f took, pp.yahle on and al v er the Bth daj of Augu*t next*
at toe Office of 'he Company, at Jeisey Ci-y. or to
Btockholde>fl in and near Philadelphia, at the office of
E. W CUrk &. Co , there.
The transfer- B 'oks will be closed from the 25th iußt.
to the 6th of autust.
jytfi I*o 6' L N. Secretary.
rr*r* NOTICE—TO THE INHABITANTS OF
isj DAILY ot W »• hKLY
PRESS can be h-d «t the counter of ni» stern, or served
at your houses regularly, at an ear ▼ h^nr,
W.C. &HKARD,
jylB-lm* Ageut for The Press , in Prankford,
OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
LLS AND DARBY COMP NY.
PuiUDRLPniA, July IS. 1861.
The Board of Directors havo tbis day declared a Di
vidend of TW»*N Y-F V- C..NTB per share on the
Capital tiloct of th s Comimnr, outstanding this d&y,
i»iyat>leon and afier the 2S binsc,at tha Office of tue
Treasurer, No »3 ; Walnut street.
For the of tne Stockholders, tho Trea
surer will beat the Depot corner of Darby avenue and
Fo p ty ninth street (opposite the Gray’s Ferr» road.)
between 3X ar d 6 /. M . on tho 27tu
inst., prepared t» pay the above.
Tra-sier Books will ba closed until the 3fitb wst«
TUGS, WPaRK-S. Secretary and Treasurer,
jvlß’lm No. 1 'I WALNUT street.
NOTHIE TEST! MON I A h
l'l FAVOS Ol'
SCHENCK’S PULMONIC SYRUP,
From B Gentleman of Higk Piaiidinz, and Weil known
bj the - i’rea,” of New Verk • ity.
New York • M an h 29.1861.
Dr.J.H Schbnoic— Dear Sir: Ihnvoaiwa«ethought,
since taking tour f'yruji,\d the year 18<9 tl>atlou«ht
tA-i-ake an r cfe owied&ement froyouofth** baii^fijial
tfffCtft f rP6flV**d from tbft earns. (O th t anotlier i
viLg wimeu muht be adoeo 101 ha number that fern
the goodly throng whoso voices sneak in praise of the
in d-oine that in s resio ou them to h A abh and proloi>c
cd tneir exieteuo*. The mn»i> y that »e have p*i-i f r
your o ed ci ie »e ooUFeq'iei.c'i when compared la
the great. g* odand henim- power d ; ri e<l trom tbo us*
of ic; ana it is & poor re r urn,in mr ea imation wlipu
you o« l» retftin t e moLB) for the go«Kl i one. I would
goturther—' w ild B:>y > d siret p omuigatea t u'h
—animportan truth to tho xorM. thit Dt. j*cheark has
in r«a!n* discovered a mouicmft. ihe of
which net with mae-cM f fleet on the d seued and worn
out porticos of our hodie<». and more particularly on tfce
Farts directly atfected, f.»r wmct\ t,b* m**icice in p- cu
ar ! y 'idivted. I desirft walk lorih au I prooiaim.
that from sickness aad J was restored to
heal h b» me nse of
that for the benefit of other suff3re r s, who nro gr >min<
out a »'ißerab!e existenoe, m gnorai.oo of tr e potent
oharm near &r. ImnO. i wish to asfaemoDt—a
voluntary Bta‘on--ctir of rov condition sufferings, ex e
rietice, and views Teepactimr r.h* Krette^t»nn purest
medioineof the ag *—i>chenck y x Pulmonic Syrup My
hrst ruplpassnt leeliug of - complaint in my was
occasioned by s l eep*ng several montns. during the sum
mer season, on the fl >or with tne he< do< the b d near
the the p >s tio ■ like the between
deoks- fa ship -with a wind sail u 11 tinz the area wt-h
fresh ai*. lexppr encod a t'glrness «cr a 3 ir-y t heat
thv was at times very I'lstr&R* ne ; m d when atte*
with a cough I could not anything. I often
tried various remedies, but they aif\>rdeu me no more
'/oilef than atu-i.blerof odd wster. a»id that was very
■ itclo. Thi* w s dante ths »cw iB*4 I ooutinUCd tO
be troubled moreur lass w.thihecomoUint un'il -b®
yc r 1846, wm n I c a severo cold bf e eeui g
seven weeks in a be-nre I wsb ful'> aware
of tne badefTsiFstuenfroin i ro u :, ed m inftanama
t'on of client an ’af er bleedinc and b<iste*itig and
pur-in« with calom*t 1 was ag in as well a-»rual- But
t» k»ng co*d soon again, brought on a relaose of ase*
oonuary form of the comoluiub. watch aesumed more
aggravated features. 1 coulo go a o <nd and atiecd to
m) business, but the torture a; d wi*err 1-udu ed<*n
xny ‘eft bre st the of disease. w%* agor.iziug at
timei. f wrull c.rocn and writhe wh lo sit-ins m my
ordinary rocupation l ike a snako implied by h runtor’s
spear. But ii wa- ot no - vail, .he piin the. spot,
tne ago- y was Ihe»e ) tried «n issue; whne y. ran
the vis. ase aeeratd to abate in its intensity, and I fan
oivd it would err » p tho irtnrualsore* Vainih-m ht -
As r he issue dried up- the returned- and wuh
•it my despair. C« n umpiion wi'h nli its horrors stared
me in the face, and it seemed to me th»t all relief wns
o osi d 1 tried vanouß a hut no-h ns would netp
me. At last, I whs 'uduoe » to read * P'.mnblot
and dumb man *a*e tne Pulmonic
Syr'D. ai-d it s-omed tp '.ne- ftllfir perufiin it thr,U
rowora oI px'.b t o co befoio me. laattliu day of
my oppression was over, and that tor money only
money aioie—l oou’d be reli- v<d of a disease I could
no 1 , shave off by any ordtrar* con mou method. It
seemed th«t if I coni only raise the urea’ hulknf pli'egra
in 11 y chest. 1 would b oared 0 Here was the difliou ty.
i cuu'd no« raisaany hing n, any means. Inthesorins
ot 1 49 I first used the Syrnp. i bought abotr>eand
ua d it up aud another, and another, until Ih> d taken
s.x bottles when the phlegm aod mat er began to
loeatua d come up, ereailv to wit relit»l
U n id v-'drtn«Sjrvi> into me daily, ai d f.he
ph ogm and matter iticrcas-’n i* quantiry, until Ibe
oanit* a'a med It seemed that the Hyrnp had sapped
tbeiiundat-onnfabusem-CAofc ‘Truptiou.aud hntit
was forcing it upwards r pidly through the 01, If chan
nel that could omit it ' continued tora tear and onuer
totakeihe a»d improved in hea ! th last. The
horrid 1 m« ohsat lefr me and I gradually spat
lea* and loss. I ielt that I was o red—that I wa* a
new nm —'h'OUßh me healing ii flueuoe "i SeAewcfc'a
Palm nicSyr-p 1 took *n a»* ahoutfii botrl a s, and tne
SSU expended in ihe pun hase of the m?d cine wasno
tiimK compared.to the >ears o ! comfort a d happ'nesß I
have enjoyed sinoe The mo icn.e is oti'ap at any
price, a- d no pecuniary con- delation should deter
people fnm usins «t who lequire it. 1 have reco
mend-d it. 10 eeve-aloasß*; ana -ll who have so used it
have been grea'l* relieved cad our <1 Ibelievnitisa
m dioi* e tout should oe more widel knosn ai ri apDre-
through'ho ecKthand 1 read'.h of the lana.es
ptoialW »nuie United Btat*s where Consumption car
rieuoff its thousand*—where the you ga' dfau the
strong »i.dw***k, uccumb to its sc ursine effects. Hut
) believe at thf* sime ti.ne tha ‘‘'here is a tiinol'T
everything ” and that if penp'e who are s'okly,and
threateneil with Consumption, would tnks timely ward
ing. *nd pro lire this med oi* e in. re. son, «ln.t many
valuable liv s migbi besav« d 'haf&reiinw,>*sitwero,
immolated at tuo shnne of prejudice ignora u", and
biito ry becomint the oark aio* Idj n t believe that
a person in 'he very lan' stag-* of 1 minum non who is
tau-nn* for breath wi'ht-ee*eBfixcdwiththe**deat.h
-Btare ” and'he ‘ deHtn-ra'tle” in the ihroat. caube
saved hy «ny human p war; a<dus »h s is not the a-e
of m raole* p rforineuisireotif y the iiun<l of God, th*
victims must die; iw 1 do believe tha miraoles are
sti * perfoimeu on me eartn iiidireotlybyood—byuu
man ttgencjnnd that, 1 persons woolly given up by
phy*ioianaas ircurai le would tbiok and act for ibem-
BH ves aud 1 ok hbroad in toe world and seowiattlie
world 0 »i.tains that ili-n atm there tney w uld s«»e
tui gain the light of truth and powfr t ndingtothe
mira< ulous prw»-ervation of rheir bofli 3 Torn di -»use.
But the world is sd 'ull of i*» p -aoion ot every kind
and shade, that pS'iple are slow 10 benoie nnd many
liaisons HC’ually die because the? d » not like to vio
late the rule of irx ir lives, wherein they cons der
everything tad—everyth!'g a h* in ug—evory king
fnbuh us unless ei.d » Btd and rec-»n mended by s mu
paritcul r peiaou entertainin'* the shius views as their
own. In conclusion 1 would say. that if persona
tuffaring from ilow-uiupuon, in its different staso*,
wnl p i cure Pulmo* io >yrup they will
frevect tic further inroid ot 'he insidious mon*ier
rom pursuing them unto -ea h- They will realize
the tru n thxt* prevention is be ter ihan cu r e.” for
many oau be pieven'ed fr>-ni h ving Oorisump'ioo,
who oanuot he cur«d w-en death is sue to claim
ihemasltisown. iou struly. eR'PP^u
No, 162 Went FlFrEENl'HfiSeoL NtwVork.
])r J H. cm be fo*nd at ills Office. No.
North SIXTH Mreet, Phil' dclpi.ia. on FkIDaY
and SA » URD aY of o ioh w ek, to tive aovicc.
He treats uo disa so but those of rli* 1 ul.ks, Liver*
and and iimk?a no ■ hamcs for iiuvcc. or or
examining i.unes in the ordinaryw y.orAßphyaicKns
tenerallt ro; but tor a then ugh tx-ii.-ination with the
bespiroiußter he charges ih<ee dolors, and wishes
evt ry one that ha* a couch, pam in the side orrhuul
der-1«i«*l troubled with cos iveness ordia rheet, sal
low complexion, ioaßof low spirits, restless
nes«at nights ornuj othoroisesse lending to Consump
tion) to o&llon hint, as above, and get nis advice
IS of Hr. SCmEN K r - Meriiowes am lor sale*
wholesale and retail- at li s I'nnoipat • flics- No.-9
North BlXi'H street, Philadelphia) and by Druggists
and DenWa everywhere - ■
Piloe of the PULMONIC BYRUP and S* 1 A-W BED
TUNIC eaah ONE DOuLAK par bottle, or sir bottles
for FIVE DOLLARS. Mandrake Pills Twenty five
otats per box, au»3t
COMMISSION HOUSES.
COFFIN, & CO.,
No. ()« CHESTNUT STREET,
(fler by the Package the following Makes and De
scriptions of Goode:
.PRINTS.
JJUNMKLL MFO. CO. GRSFN MFO. CO.
BLEACHED COTTONS.
Bar Mia, t.or.edale. Hopei Bi okßtoQe, Green Mfg»
Oo T , Bed Bank* Mariposa, Jamestown, Slatersville,
Belvidere. Centredale, &o
BROWN COTTONS.
Fredonia.Ohio, G»oton. Si'verSprin i, GlenYiUe, Eagle,
Mechanic’s ami Farmers Union* Ac.
CuR-SET JEANS—Glasgow, Mnnoheßter.
AND Jew*U Hty,
raadison, Slatersville, Agawam, Keystone,
Ohootaw.
FLANNELb— SlatersTille, Agawam,
Shephard’s
BILIBIAB—Smith’s, Lonsdale, Diamond Hill.
WOOLLENS.
BJtUAD Pomeroy’*, (jl cu .
£am,
OaSMM ERKB AND DOESKINS - Greeuiield,
Qay'o, Stearns*.
SATIN * Tfc’—Bfisg River. Crystal Springe Oonvers
ville« Hope, St'ffordvjoe, Converse and n?<ie,
Converse Brothers, Bridgewater.
A I*o,
Flannels, Linaajg, Kentucky Jeans, Nanke««B»
MokiUKir, Colored Cambrics rrmtedCJ.oakine*. &o.
an 9 rmw3m
WILLIAMS’ FLANNELS
ANGOLO, MERINO, SAXONY, BTC.
VARIOUS WIDTHS At»D QUALITIES-
Kor sale by
WELLING, COFFIN, & CO
fmw
PRICE, FERRIS, & Co.,
farther notice, will continue to ofler their
wholesale e*ook of
WHITE GOODS,
linens, LACES, and emskoidekies,
AT RETAIL,
At their wholesale store.
NO. 5*5 MARKET
Kitreordmary Hduoem«nta will be offered to those
wishing to purchase aQ* thine tn their liuw soa cash*
PRICE, FERRIS, & Co.
avillSt - *
Di\ G.ODS AT 'IHLLOWEiU' M.iR-
K-T RATFS.
Bar- see. Cfculliae. Tame-tine., O hoao.
BLaaonaab. , Mnhai » Alnaoa,
Plain Br w . and 'an Cot-red i at.
ne nl "f Biaok Silks.
Small Figured frks
Biue- Green, and ; ilco Plaid Silks.
i araer • Uids, vjj cheap.
M*n and Bo s Wea . ■ ■ca and oboap.
House Fur. i hinr Goods
\»0O mi.b G.-n s* suspenders at 63 oenta, worth
el. Ad’oided bargain.
Also, Fift. do*>n wonts’ Linen Camb'ic Handker
omels, at 86 p u r dozen, ver j oheap. at
_ JOHK H STOKES’,
. anS Toil *KOH Street,
PJI.OTHS, UASMMRRES, VESTINGS,
t oomprisini a fine stock at'ow rates oi men’s and
boys wear ■ ooper *. ,o mu.
.007 a E. oorner ftin'H ftud MARKET.
BUBDIT UK LaINKS AWD BAREGES.
s2.to and $3 full length barege robes.
Summer dress goods at hair p, ioe.
Biaok urB63 goods, a fin-, assortment.
, _ „ COOPER St COWARD.
au7 B.E. eor. NINTH and nt ARK El'.
Entire m&ntili.a s».ock
Reduced 40 per cent. to close it.
B ireains m dmt?rs and lac l * mantles
Best hoop skirts, right shape, and roliabie.
„ o‘jOF h-tt a -_AiH.it r* D.
aa7 x. E- mtrsis *n4 \i abhk?.
HiUSF-FUKNIVBIMG DRY GOODS,
of ever, description, cheap for oa»li.
COOPER A fIONARD
au7 3. E. nor.NINTH and MARKET.
MANTIIAjA store.
Vbc most splendid SILK MANTLES in the sity.
HOUGH & CO.,
jeß-Im !U SOUTH TEiYTg
gILK MANTILLAS.
In erery new style, the riehsst unalities oyer seen,
at the elegant New Store,
9* SORTS TENTH STREET.
HOUGH & CO.
jet-Urn
B&OWN HILK3, bELBUT SHADE*,
ORDERED.
GoM Brown Poult de Boies.
Gord B u« **oulc tie eoiee,
Good Silks for City Pales.
EY*E A LA.NDELL,
auZ-tf FOURTH ana ARCH,
(2.00 m STOCK OE STAPLE DRY
A GOODS.
C-molete sesortmentof Muslins.
Comp'ete ass >rtmenti,f Flan -is.
Complete Stock ol Eouseh .'d Goods.
PYRK A ' A-“DELL,
ana-tf FOURTH and A»CH.
BLAIKiII KS AT NET CASH PRICES.
Good Black Grode Phines.
O"od B »"k Crode alsaandcri
Good Hlaok Grode Imperial.
Good Black Gr de Grain 91.
Good Biaok Neat Figured *ilka.
EYRE & LaNDELL,
au2-tf FOURTH and ARCH.
GOOD?- STILL FURTHER
REDUCTION IN SUMMER STOCK* in order to
insure sales and realize Cash.
Fine Chintz oolored Paris Organdies.
Do do. Pans Jaconets.
Medium st>!e do. do.
Dark Brown Lawns. iSH
Bilk Ch&l'ies* Bareges. Barege Anglais. Cray Goods,
Pop l ins, Moum de nines. Ac
Black Tamartine Crape de Fsoang, Ac.
Foulard *ilks and vifanese, to.
'White GooJb in variety.
A fine line of plain Swibb M ueUfiS, 13 ft to N Otl.
Black Late Mantles. ttournouaand Faints.
Bia/ k and Colored Stella Shawls
A very cheap lot <f Linen Cambric Hdkf*.
A good stock oi Flannels and Domestio Goods at the
lowest market rates, Jor cash only.
CHAR ..Eg ADAMS A SON,
jy3o*tf EIGHTH and ARCH Streets.
BLaUK FIGURED SILKS.
A'mail Lot Ju.t Received.
Small figure, at TSoenta.
SHa R LKBS BROTH! E RS,
1,28 CHPSTKUfand HlgWfH Rh-Mt.-
OIORINA ROBBS.
A Verr desirable Coloring, in New Goods.
Measuring 16 to 18 tarda.
rrioca. SI to SI 50.
j Tafl 3b AafLKSB BROTHERS,
ENGLISH B‘.H!G S.
Mixtures and Printed Figures.
In Fine Qualities, at very Low Pnoes.
Frenoh aud English Biregen 8 4 wide.
jj26 BROTHERS,
1©i?l —memorable YEAR! !
XOvPAs hard on dry goods i
VERY LOW PRICES I
STILL MORE REDUCED!
THORNLKY A CHISM,
N. K oor. FIG J i’H and SPRING GARDEN,
Want to sell their stock cUan off.
And have consequently
REDUCED TttEltt PRICES,
VERY LOW, INDEED.
Fanoy Silks a little over half prloe.
Some Btvlea of prioe.
Lace Mantles, Pointes. Funnies Ac., very cheap*
Black rsilka, the cheapest in Philadelphia,
A great variety of Gray Gooes. Lawns, Ao.» Ac.
A very lar*e stock of i*om*stio Goods.
A vert Large stock of Linen Goods.
Cloths, Cnsrimeres* Vestings. Ac.. Ao,
N. B.—This is a KARL CHAN JB »o get goods un
usually cheap. A «*-HISM,
N. K. Cor. EIGHTH and SPRING GAp DEN.
N. B—From this date, July 9th, Terms “Cash on
Delivery.” iy9
SUKMsR, STOOK OF DRESS ' -OODS AT
PRiot.? according to the TiiaKS.-ropima,
Bateses. Silk ChnlUea. half »rioe t iJh&Uie Delaines rv
duded from 26 to 12K0.; Spring Chintzes reduoed from
13Kto8o.
Special attention is requested to our stock of Organ
dies and Jaconet Lawns, whioh we 'ire bound to close
out at a low figure. CHARLLS ADAMS A SON,
jeSO BIGH VH and ARCH Streets,
Bargains ! b \mAim ! i
GREAT SACRIFICES.
EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
offered in toe balance of our Stock of
° SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
now olosingout
GREATLY UNDER COST PRICES.
Bargains is Lace Mantles, Bourn«us. Pomtes.
Bargains in trilk Coats, Basques a-d Mantles.
BARGAINS IN FANCY SILKS.
BARGAIN ! IN BLACK SILKS.
60c. Mohair Grenadines for 36c.
150. Delaines, new styles, for 83.
500. Organdie l awns for IBKo.
UK9. Lawns, fine quality, lor 80,
jyl No. 7< II North TENTH SUrccL above Crates.
AB/tNhKUFI' IMFOtiTEKS *TnoK
of Samples of Linen Cambrio Handkerchiefs, in
bem-stitohea. sheer-corded-and embroidered from 10
oents to 6S cents eaob; a great bargain purchased a
sacrifice for cash, and to be sold in the same way only.
CHARLES AD'M* A SON.
leap EIGHTH and ARCH. Streets.
i-AOE VJSILb. —A choice lot
X juat purchased from a bankrupt importer, and
for sale at half price at „
CHARLES ADAMS A SON,
jeao EIGHTH and ARC** Streets.
FtfENOH liAOfl POIMTb, BuUßNuua,
AND MANTLES —A larg«* stock to be sold at less
than wholesale prices. We cannot be undersold in
these goods. CHARLES ADAMS A SON,
jeao EIGHTH and ARCH Streets.
A/JOe QUITO NETTING, all colors; Tarle
lv.A tan, all colors* for oovering glasses; Plaid and
s™, whol.»le if r l oe.. ADAMg &
1030 KtOHTH »nH Alt OH Ktreee,.
NOXlvi.! i
i-T* On niul alter tun date
THORNLEY A CIUSM will offer
EVKB.Y BOBSIBIiE IWDUCEMEJf'i
TO
CASH PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS 1 .
Being determined to noises ihttr Stock they will ties
Good Bargains!!
Beautiful Fancy Silks for 76 oents, worth 91.13
Heavy Rioh Fanor Silks for fl, well worth #IA .
Grenadine and Barege Goods, about one nail thru
value.
Cray Mixed Goods, in every variety«from 8 cents per
’’fl&Tffl&fc EIOH AMD IiBS'tfKOHS, VEKY
CHEAP.
Meat Bl&ok Brocade Silks, double faced, Ac.. Ac.
De Lainea, Caliooes, Catwimeres, Cloths, vestings,
*tinenst J Muslins, Flannels, Omits, Covers* Ao,, A«*
SHaVtL AND CLOAK-ROOM EXHIBITION.
French Laoe Mantles, Pomtes, Shawls, Eugenes.
Cambria Laoe Mantles, Chantula Laoe Goods, Ae.
Ws ‘L«teA°« blß '
MIJbITAKR fiOUUES,
u ■! HKi E- l E IRB ME S. REUROITB
o and v luntkehs wanted for the he
lll UL>R ARVtY Term of service, ihres
Par. to $25 per mouth. You ua d now an op
portunitj toetliataud»Brv6 under graduates of West
For full partmui&rs, apply at 800 CHESTNUT St.,
corner of tigitih, up stairs.
* up a<n JOHN V. HAUGSEY,
saB-12t Fifteanth infantry Reoru.tms Offioer.
SW^ioThiij —A iinished drummer and
filer for the United States frigate Potomac Als •.
600 able bodied menf- r the Uniteu Ma es marine
corps f*»r sea and land sei vice, immediately. Ap
ply at Rendezvous, No. Hit o. FRONT Street.
V J Ist Lieutenant W. oTOKEB BOYD,
jy9o-m Recruiang Offoer.
|J THK 4 ’ MoULELLAN KBiriM^T, 5 ’
■ named in honor of our gallant towosnian, General
TIJ George B Mo(?lelIan- ia n..w organized.and unoer
maruhing orders in two weolts. One more eon pany
will be ueoepted, by applying immediately ip hendiiiiir
terß No 228 omh FIIDNT Street. The following is a
list oi field and stafi offioers:
tenaitOolone^V^wfaNSDN.
42krw?m«ter, WM. BHAfeKEY,
frurseon* h. B. LIN TON*
Ania’t Surgeon, FHIEIP LEIDY. Jr.
v.&Ttatf.' *«
B(UINE«D H f ’USE,
OGLAW.RB GAP.
a r«w Boarilers wiU be reoeived »t tbis v ouse lor the
rera.i ndor of ,e. s.iu->b, at .he lowpnc. of per
sal lot TROMAB BRODHEAD.
KSEt BATH'NQ. U-\KB INLAND, OIPE
r- MAY) N' J—DELAWARE HOUSE i« now open
forth,'eason. Terms 88 per week.
IjH-lm jAiWf.S MECRAY. Fiopnetor.
ttEA Br) THING,
« RIG AN TIN K BOUHt.,
„ , fIHIGANTINE HBAOH.N. i.
Now open for thr season. The Bathinz, Fishint-
Gunning, and Yaoht'.aß bnine very aupeuor.
Boats will await <uests at the mV. on of
trains Board P" week 88. F, 0. Addrees Atlantio
C‘.tr. -7. n. sr-tiTK,
jye-gm Proprietor
WHITE HOUSE,
Lower end of MASBACHUSKTTS Avenue,
, . ATLANTIC ClTi’.
Ahia house is located immediately on the Beaob, and
presents every .accommodation for Visitor*.
Term* moderate. -WILLIAM WKITtHOUSh,
jelff-gm Proprietor,
“TBS ALHAMBRA,” ATLANTIC
M. CITY. N. J.
A SPLRNDII) NKW HOUIK.
fl. £-» Corner or Atlantic and M&wachUAfttW Avenue*,
Now open for the reception of Boarders*
The Rooms and Table of *• iHE ALHAMBRA ” are
unsurpaseed by any on the Island.
, There is a spacious loe Cream and Refreshment 3a~
loon atiaohed to the House. Terms Moderate.
f _ 0, DUBOIS * «. J. YOU*G,
je37->m Proprietors,
r]ommms hall,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
This spaoieus Bouse, situated at Atlantic City, will
pe opened on the Wth June, with every accommodation
lor visitors. Ihe Bouse fronts the beach 120 feet, riving
a splendid view of the and is near the Fishing
fhVnnmte No t *auwMriu \j o spared toseoare
the ooiflfort ftad oonvonieaofl of meets
THOM A* C, GARRETT.
F IGHT HOUSJB OOTTAGS, ATLANTIC
. CITY, the nearest House to the safest part of the
beach, is now open for U,e Season.
TERMS MOD HI ATE*
WO LiaUORS SOLD ON THE PREMISES.
JONAH WOOTTON.
je34 8m Proprietor.
ttBASIDE HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY,
N? N. i.
BY DAVID fIOATTEHQOOD.
A NEW PRIVATE BOAR ING-HOUSK, besnU
fully situated at the foot of Pennsylvania Avenue
Now open for visitors for the season, je34-3m
CE A BATHING.The Clarendon,’’
vin,' f "L'B, B , r Al Y l .W i,lia House,) VIRGINIA AVENUE,
ATL AN TIC CI ry, is now open lor the accommodation
oi Boarders. h<s House is situated immediately on
*he Beach, and from every room affords a fine view of
the sea. f eil-lml JAMEH J EWKINB. M. D.
TABaMA33Y HOUSai, NUETH OAKO
MNA AVENUE, Near the Depot, ATLANTIC
The subscriber takes pleasure iu informing his former
patrons and the pub io that he has reopened the above
House, he will be happy to please all who may
favor him with a call.
je24 Sm ELIAS CLEAVER, Proprietor.
WASH-KuTON HOUSE, ATLANTIC
v v city, N. J.—This House fronts the Surf, and
h»s the finest Bathing Ground on the Beach. Board per
week, $6 80. Bathing -rosses moluded for weesly
boarders only. Board per day. $l 80- Single meals ft
eent-. JOHN BGTstLtfHAM,
Jos4«2in Pi cprietor.
IT ENTUCKY HOUSE,
“* , ' , ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
ihis comfortable and convenient new hoase- located
onKentuoky avenue, opposite the Burt House, has been
fitted up for visitors this season.
M „ F. A P, iUIGLKY, Proprietors.
N. B.—Horses and Carnages to Hire. je34*2m
HOUSE,
AJ -ATLANTIC CITY, N.J.,
M. Proprietor.
The above new house is open for Boarders. Rooms
equal to any on beach, well ventilated, high oeil
ings. &c fiorvanfs attentive and polite. Approximate
to the Bathing grounds. jaS4-am
HOUSE, ATLAhTIU OITV,
BY MARY MAGUIRE.
This House fronts the surf, and possesses the finest
Bathing G ounds on the beach- Boarding SBAQ per
week; $l.BO per day. Single meal ft cents.
B&thinc Dre.-wes included for weekly boarders only,
i 624 2in
p()NBTi TUTCON a l H« >USE,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
fOpposite the National,)
JAMES J. BARR,
<oftb Old Globe,;
Proprietor.
he choicest brands of Liattors and Cigars to be
found on the Island. JeB4-2>n
f* 0 b UMBIA HO USE, A tlantic flit j>
V/ N. J. EDWARD DOYLE, Proprietor.
This Bouse is in the immediate vioinity of the Surf
Hou*c.acd 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. iett 3m
«TA& HOTEL,
(Nearly opposite the United States Hoteii)
ATLANTIC CJTY, N. J.
SAMUEL ADAMS, Proprietor.
Dinner.——_..—— —....—. BO cents.
Also, Carriages to hire.
%3T Boarders aooommodated on the most reasonable
tmrm*. JW4 1m
WiiA-BATHISG.—N ATI JNAL BALL,
Cs-Pii Island, Cape May N. J.—The propnetor of
the above-named finely located establishment would
respectfully inform the thousands of Guesrs that have
heretofore visited his house- thatMn order to meet the
pressure of the times, he has, for the present season,
REDUCED HIS CHARGES for Boarue s to *IGHT
DOLLAR# PER WEEK. Children under u years oi
age and servants half pries. Superior accommodations,
and ample room for SoO persons.
Refers to J. Van Court, 34S Arch street, Philadelphia,
Je2l-2m AARON GA RRETBON,Proprietor.
WHITE SULPHUR ASH CHALY
BEATE SPRINGS,
DOUBLING GAP.
These Springs are in Cumberland Pa., thirty
mites west of Harrisburg on the Cumberland Valley
Railroad, and a-enow open for the reoeptionoi visitors.
Board from five to eight dollars, according to. rooms.
Procure your through tiok*ts at the Pennsylvania Rail
forinW*i«,«rd.dok.iß| AHi(i fc KKAMEJIi
jeJ6-2m ft Proprietors.
COLUMBIA HOUSE, Cape Island, N. J.
This celebrated house will be opened for the re
ception of guest* on June 38.1861. , ,
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 music has been engaged exolusiveir for
this house for too season. ..
A large number oi bath houses are connected, with
the establishment, Good stabling for homes attaohed
to the premi es.
Applications for rooms or other particulars will meet
with prompt attention bj addressing the subscriber,
JAS. H. LALRD, Proprietor. .
IoU-Sm cape Island. Ji, 3.
KEA-B iThl^G.—The UNITED STATES
V. BOTEL, ATLANTIC. N J., is, now open for
visitors. This is the largest and iiest-furnished Hotel
on the island, and being convenient to the beach 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 for the season. The
cars stop at the door of the Hotel for the convenience
of greets. JEREMIAH McKIBBIN,
jeHKf Proprietor.
SEA BATHING. —United States Hotel,
Long Branch. N. J.* will open for the reception of
visitors, June 10.1861; with the enlargement of dining
room. parlor, additional rooms, Ao-.since last season.
Address B. A* SHOEMaKiIS. Proprietor.
Jy9>lm*
CJUMMEK BOARDING, ATLANTIO
*3 CITY. N J., ASHLAND HOUSE,
Corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and the Railroad,
Atlantic Avenue,
IS HOW OPXtt
For the reoeotion of permanent or transient boaTlers.
je34 3m JOHN B. bTOKjJH.
S OHOOLEY’S MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
NEW JERSEY.
The 44 HEATH HOUSE” will be opened for ihe re
ception of Company June 16th having been exten iveiy
refitted and improved sinoe the last Season; afloruing
additional comforts to visitors) anu increasing tneao-
cf the place.
As a healthy, pieaaant, fml fashionable place ot Sum
mer resort. “ S-hoolet’a Mountain” hae but fewequsls,
and is surpassed by none- It is reached by a uleaunt
railroad ride, and only seven hours Lorn Philadelphia.
Leave Philadelphia in the 11 o’clock train for New
York, reach Jersey City at 3 o’olook, thenoe by Moms
and Essex Hailroad to the Mountain. Returning Jeave
the Mountain at 6A. M. and IP. M.. arnvi-g m Phila
delphia a l l and 8 o’clock P. M. Kooms can now be en
gaged. Charges moderate. D. A* CROWELL,
ie27-fnnwlBt* Proprietor.
Books, law and miscellaneous.
new and old, bought, >oid, and ©xonangQd; at
PHILABELPHIi BAOIIi BOOK STORE. No.
CHEST jn UT Street. Libranee at a diatahbe purchued.
Those having Books to sell, if at a distance, will state
their names, sizes, bindings, dates, editions- prices,
and conditions. WANTED—Books printed by Benja
min Franklin, as well as early Books printed in and
upon America. Autograph Letters and Portraits pur
ehaaed. Tamphlet Laws of Pennsylvania for *aJe. Cats
IN THE OoUrtr OF COMMON PLEAS
FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILA
DELFWII'L t AM ROSS vs. MARTHA ROS 3.
June Perm, 1861 *o. 6 Hvorc*.
Madam- Youwi'l pleaseno’ice arnle grantedm the
above case* to show oaune why a Divorce a r%»culo
matrimonii should m>t be deereed. Returnable on
fieDiember 16 851-at lOo’o ouk A. M.
This nublioitmn is tn-ttia an aooouat of your abunoei
flnamaoiaultol pßisiinilserviei. .„ .
A > HUMr.-O I '. Attorney for '.lbßltant.
To Wartha Ross- Ksspomlent. au2 f.fcm-4t*l B
ILTTEKS TEf-TAMF.NTARY UP N
-i THE •■•SPATE cf BRIDGET KELLEY* late of
the City of Philadelphia, deceased* having been granted
by the Resister of wjl's to the undere gned, ail persons
having ol&i uie or demands aeaiuat the eeia* e ol said de
cedet.r.,are
delay, and those n ieb a thoroto to make payment to
Patrick m<? u Fxecu^r.
aud-i-S 1 : Nos. IUI or 192 s Race st * rhilada.
Removal— jambs h. cattle has
removed hisOffiee to No. To>l LOCUST Street,
first door ob.-vo * asuingt -n Squrro. zu7-12t*
GR k a T KftSDrfOIION. - LEHIbH
Hasleton) CGA L, of a»upenur uualitj,
Egg and Stov * sizes at $1 on per tun.
Nut size •* 8 60 4 ”
Wiri be sold at the, e rates until the Ist of Ootoher, if
delive ed a*r, ol enth and nor h ul Arch streets
To have advantage of this great reduction in price,
each order must be acoompanieu with the itAsn.
R. P, GILL NGfaftM.
au3-12t* Ns E. FRONT and POPLAR Btreets.
rD »NOGatJK, 23 SOUTH WAT&R
• Street offers for sale to cash buyers* at the low
est market pricer, 4 00(1 bpls rf Steam Refined Whits
und Ydlow Sugars and Syrups of various grades; %l«o,
prime Java* Santos* and Rto Coffee. anB St*
BI HOP BOWM N.—A very fine Card-
Photograph of the l*te Fight Reverend SAMUEL
KOWMaN, D. D , Assistant Bishop of the Diocese oi
Pennsylvania. Price 26 oents. mail free of
ohvae. BROTHERS,
au7-8t 728 CHESiNUT Street.
POSTAGE STAMPS.—24“ct., 12 ct., 10
ot,. 6 ot.* and 6 ot. STAMPS for sale at this office.
Excepting the s ct. stomps, they will bs sola at a aw
wnt nf fit* >Mi I’A-tr
RBMEWBE '■ the charges aro only $l for
CO-.OR HD FHOrOGRACHS. whileAmlirntjnes
are at all prices, at Jt-LIMER’S Gallery, Second
sire- t. above Green. _*r _
SKI;;-.'-. — A small invoioe of Hides, Sheep,
»n«l tSu»t Biiu», Jv«t r6.si v ?ii fJom tl‘« WMt 'Ti
Sl*»,sorqtl» *y JAitSfcKCR* l - OAR-BKAIaK. V 0»
WWOWW I» r
CLAKET WINE—In casks and cases
sf brsnds «f St> JuDsn, Marrsu. Saat-Brio*
JOB PRINTI NQ
ES TABLISHM E N T .
NO. 417
CHESTNUT STREET,
HRaosTs*
N JEW F IiBJLIC AT lUftti
(,KUA<-.
REMOVAJ.S.
COAL.
BOOK
AND
AMUSEMENTS.
Mod iNOUGH’S OLYMPIC THE A
TRE.
OFENLNG OF ' r HE »UMMER RFAFON!
Nwnr nnin UKl> 'Y EVENING, AUsunllO.
NEW COMPANY! NEW PIECES !
Enganemeni of the great Co-nedr sotreu,
MISS ai»ME LONSDALE,
And reeppearano. of
_ hK. J E. v cPONOUGH.
Gra-.t Palnoiio War Addr-u. New '.omedy, Melo
bnfe I*’ 1 *’ ' rQf *’ tlmsink, and Dancing, bee .mall
A SSkWBi.V Bi.i i ,i>|aia.-.—CMPL'-’i'E
, ' ANO UNEXAMPLEP SI’LOEBB.-E»err night
tttisw46k- Lay exmbitioQ on SatuiUay aUerno m atß
unlock. Btere r Pticon of tne BOUTifKIIv RKB L
« lfty . Yiews-inoludms the great Hattie at
Bull's Run. Va.. Battle at Ca.'thate, Missouri, with
Forfaits of all the Generals *o be followed ••y*an
deraon's great reprsseiittttion of the RU NiAN War.
with the fall of Pehasropni Admission, ftoents: rhll
drea.lg. Colored people. 36 cams. au6 6t
P'iNNBYIVAN£A AC DKMY OF THh
fink arts, mas CHoRTNU? fftreet. is open
daily, Sundays exoepted, from 9A. M. till IP. M.
, Admission 93 Cento. Children under twelve yean
half price. BhareiofBtook,sft. ;*1
WANTS.
it/lILLINESi - A young and respectahla
“L” 3 marioso lady) In ea»y on*oomitano*s wm is a
stranger in the mty. tsdesirr.xi* ol ob»Aioi»’S a ihoronrh
krowiedce of the trade in all Its branches,
and for a good opp >r*uatty to do so, in a fiftolass s
tablisHrnent ali >eral premium w II be paid
immediately, with name and lesidenoe. “W X Y Z”
__ au9 4t •
WANTKU-—a lady, tho
.■* roughlv qual fird and well bred, to track, m the
interior of the State. Mate qua ifioationa- references,
and torras a d where an iu erv *»w oan be i.ad, on
luesdaror Wcdn-sdar n*xt. Addrers P'ircival,' 1
Girard Bank, Third at-eet b low chestnut, a 9 it*
qjILVEtt Wanted —* id silver bought
-fc!l.OTk’j. B ,!!* r R eor 'l*l*l' quantities. » y KRIOF.O
A BID DLL, EIGHTH and JAYNb!, upstairs. sn6 st*
Wanted io axoh
Pennsvlvama Railroad Sunbury and Erie, and
other bonds for a oitv residence, in a good locality.
Address “ Trade.” office of Tkt Prut, stating locality
and prio* of the proo«rty Jvl9 tf
WAM.ING YOUAG
~f. S®a. ??•-, ifi intitod in aUilice. the Eunlar
*#ht Oomraittse,”. »t the Rnom. of the Yount Men 1 ,
Asseeietion, 1009 nnd IOIJ OHEStnF#
Street. »»,-«■
BOARDING.
O'IAFDING 't fo 522 WALNUT
Street, npnosite thets'e of rrdep.ndeno« ‘■'u isre.
jravinif been refi'iert nnd newlr rn'nianeai is now wadr
for the aaoommenetiiin of Bakrdste, A few rteksst
einzle end - oiihle rooms now ysonnt. auT 3t"
FOR SALE ANI> TO LET.
• FOR SALE—On reasonable terms, the
new Resideroe, oonrainins -'I the modern im
provement,, No. 30' North B : XPEKNTH Street.
epplvtOA LEN A DIMS Sonteeut oorner Ft UR t‘H
and W- LNUT Urorts.second floor- suS-St”
: fO RE>JT.—' he very desirable Ft're,
* v O 421 OVTW BOWS ..well sdeptad for he
h»'9»sra bu«in«.| Will be rii rd low. Apotj to St.
PAT lON, .9 South .1 tueenthsL ant It
2**>r sa b or rxcba gb for
GOOD IMPRWBp CITY
F \" M and C U TRY SEAT. i<> Susquehanna noun
t». per>n’a .one mile I 'om the State line: contain* about
130 *ores—9o under oulfivat>on- the *alanoe d'eirablt
fine-groath t'mber Th ■ improvement* *r- oommodi
nui nd well arranged There i* a beautiful aoia<l < eke,
about m le in 1 ngth. h undinr the on one
aide, fiordnu fine boating aid Gibing. he viewe
from ti e Hon e and vio nty are very fine, water abun
dant and rxo»llent. ;q t,ne olima*e aa healthy M any
in the «. nited States. For particular", apply to
J 0. RRI(KRO-r<(,
No. 436 WALNUT Street
mm TO ‘BT -A DWELLING U J >UHT3
■ thihtbfnth ffeet above /roll street.with
all the modem convenience*. Kent moderate A pair
to WJSTMKBILL * BFOIHER.
au3 . 47 North *F.CO -Oftreet
8 TO RKNT—HADD 'NFIELD, N. J.
—A commodious BUCK BOUSE* o*ntr*U? lo
cated on the main street* "addonfiefd; has all th» onra
bns and conveniences of a complete Count™ Bouse,
nature of J. E, PEYTON*
Jt37 lm* agg WALNUT Street, Phila.
• THW ADVEJRTISfitt WOttM) JJKK
to eurehue a moderate tigged di*r residence,. in a
good neighborhood, for which he would give desirable
six and seven per cent, bonds. Address u Bonds,”
office of Tkt Prtss. Jjtf-tf
mm TO KENT LOW—Furnished or un-
BSfurnnhed, for auc month*, or longer, if Heaired. a
large and convenient HOUSE, No 178, Arab atreet.
Applr to A. P. and J. H. MORRIS, 9i6 AR<Ji
Street. je 12 tf
AM OHEBTNUT-BTRKST HOUSE And
Sp STpHE tcyreat.-The ii«ir»ble buiinMi loo&tion.
lias OHEstNUT Street, with dwetlma nttaohea. APBil
a. *3l r :BßA'i'E*yT street. aptl
FOR SALS I .—A Very Desirable GRnruD
SENT of $2B per annum. Applj at 320 WAL-
N U'f Street, offioa Wo 2, np ataire. an 3 Statute*
fpo RjSjVX—A very desirable STORE.
" on the Ninth-atreet front of “ The Continental
Hotel.” The Store at Ninth and Sanaom atreet* cape
eiallr adapted for a Sauk,* and Kaunm* Maker.
Applr to JOHN RICE.
f*i-tf Sonthweat NINTH and HANSOM street*.
For exchange.—a mows tuaot
of need unimproved fane land in the Btel.- of New
Jera*r, oonvenieat to the oitr, will i>*e»mj.r,i«« r»r
a itr^>ropBTtr Applr at Ne. 132 FEDERAf- '-'rre :
PERSONAL.
WM. S. HELVERSON, UNDER.
TAKER, ha« withdrawn from the eld firm,
and ie now at the northeaat corner ofST. JOHN and
COAA'hH Street*. J>M lm*
MILITARY GOODS,
QOTTON DUGK.
SUITABLE NOB TENTS,
r** BAJb* *y
rKOTHINGHAM A WELLS.
B r2S-i tf
B ATBiT rEWS. ATTHWriUH TO
■ t OFFICERS AMD SOLDIERS OP THE ABMV.
—We ere now nmntifaotimne Military "him of Ml de-
oattioularlj a very fire Frenqh rl-nnel
shut foroffioar*, $o„ which we cider for tale, m lane
or ania'l Qnsntitiee. at very ow pi ices. \* e have ai*o
on hMid a ep'e did attok of white l inen hoeom
thiria, wo.th $3O per dozen whioh we wil* sell a: $lB.
M. & 8. JSTEhNBt *-Gfc,tt & C"..
14 Baf»K teat.
U. 8. Military fchUt Manufactory.
GROCSKIBh
vpo TAMIUKS RESIDING W- TH*
RURAL DMTEIOTB.
wt re prepared, u heretofore, to supnlj finliluai
then Veiatry Residence* with evert deseriphon *f
TINB «RO«ERIK«, TEAS, fce., fce,
ALBERT G. ROBERTS.
CORNER ELEVENTH AND VINE STREETS.
myli
piJRE PORT WINE.
FOR BAfcK S,
O. H. MATTSON.
ARGB AND TENTH BTHEETB.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CTAMR INSURANCE COMPACT,
JP No, 400 CHE67K VS ini'* ,
FIRE AND JNLSND IHSDhANCy,
PIMCVOXS.
Mona W. Dm. - —of Da, A Matlaek.
Samuel Wrieht “ Wnrht Bros A P*
S. fl. Uimer *■ Dana A Ulrnsy. .
•nn Lewis, Jr—- “ Lewia Broe ft Ce.
C, Rmbardson. “ J. C.Jowi A Us.
Samuel T. Bodine.. -Fres’t Wjomict Canai AtuF 1 .
Jno. W.Evermsn—of J. W. Evernum A o*.
flee, A. Weat “ Wut ft Fobes.
V. S. Martin—.. “ Savage. Martin, A G»
O. Wilson llnws. A!terney-at-J aw,
X, C. Woodruff- of Sibley, Molten, A
in., Xoaaler, Jr- No, ins Green street.
9EOEGE W. DAY, Frandani.
FRANCIS N. BUCK, Vice .Frs.jK.oiit.
WIXJkIAMB I. BLANCHARD, heeretar*. inSS-ifa
SAVING FUNDS.
BAVLNU FUfiiWJM‘d!ID tffAffiaS
O TRUST COMPANY, wur TJKHL& tni 'Sw
HVT Streeta. _
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.
B. R. CRAWFORD, Fietidroi.
JAMES R. JIRNTER, Boor Otari and Treasurer.
OSes boare, from 10 until 0 o'clock.
This Company it not fair.aJ r, rr.r uvv''»M a ~ ,v
Aarjtlat."
BAFKIS
Bhlhhi&S SAFE DEPOT REMOVED
to No. SI South SEVENTH Street, near tk«
Lin Inxtitute. „
Vbe undermined, thankful for vast fa von* and being
determined to merit future patronage, has Moved as
elegant and convenient store, and has now on hand a
Large assortment of Lillie’s Celebrated Wrought and
Chilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, {fine oclf
Ktriotly fire and burglar proof safes made.) Also, Lil
lie’s unequalled Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Looks.
Lillie’s Bank Vault Doors and Looks will be furnish**
to order on short notioe. This is the strongest, best
protected, and cheapest Dour and Look ret offered.
Also, particular attention is called to Lillie’s Me*
Cabinet Bale for Plate, Jewelry, Ao. This S*fe if eon
»edeU %o t/i »fcyle and oiegorioe anything ret o?
fared for this purpose, and U the onlr one that is strips
ly Are and burglar proof.
ApeculL Nones.—l have now on hand ear twenty f t
Parrel, Herring, k Co.*9 Safes, most of them nearly
new, and some fort? of other makers, comprising c
•ompleto assortment as to snes t and all lately ex
changed for the now Celebrated LiUie Safe. They wil
ts sold at re it low prises. Please Mil and examine.
SU»-lTif 3 U. C. iIADfcP-ft* A root
_ JT. FOK NEW YOBK.
JBSbSSBE NEW D AILY LINE via Delaware and
Runtau Canal. _
Philadelphia and Now York Express Steamboat Com
pany receive freight and leave daHv atfP. M. t de
livering their cargo** in «ew York the following days.
Freights taken at reasonable rates
r 8 WM P UJ YDE, Agent
No. 1* SOUTH WHARVES Philadelphia.
JAMES HAND. Agent,
Piers 14 and 14 EAST RIVER, flew York.
aul-tf .
r PHILADELPHIA AMD
EXPRESS STEAM
BOvT iSoMP*NY. , w , A
New line, direct for Alexandria, Washington, and
Georgetown. r i brough in M boars
Steamer PHILADELPHIA. Captain THOR. HAND,
Steamer JKKOME, Captain JEROME,
Will leave Philadelphia every w t DNKSDAY and SA
TURDAY, at IS o’oiook M», oonaeotmg with all lines
at those ports, and returning, leave Washington,
Georgetown, apd Alexandria every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY, &, K
No. 14 SOUTH WHARVES, Piilsde.plua,
MORGAN ft RHINEHARTVasents,
jylt-iftf Foot of G itrect. Washington.
- BBQITLAK LINE AND
■BGBHHIdaiIy excursions.—Staumer CO
Hal.-EY leave, fir.tp «r to low AM CH StrMt. EVE
RY MORNTnG.'at 7M o’oiook, (ezoevt Hund»i,) lor
Chute.. PehfcMTOve, New Castle. Delaware Citi.
Fort Delaware, and Salem. Returning, leave Salem at
U4and Fort *t 2 o’oiook.
Fare tor tho Excursion....———— M cent,.
Stakes lor Bridgeton and Odessa meet this line,
av'Steamer RKYBOID leave. ARCH-Street wharf
daily, at J o’oiook, for all landings named above ex
oopt Fort Delaware. and Ut*
rou new liu&K. i'na
FkUadslpkla Bteau Frspaliar CempMl
will aammenaa tkair basuiau far tke seasem sn Mon.iir
‘Uratumer. aranewrcaainnt freiiki at Seeaa
Fisr above Wain.l street.
Terms aesenuaedaUkk. Agplite
kll _ W Jt.BAJRN ft W..
mkll nt Sslik Delaware Aveias