FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET
rIIILADELPITIA, May 20, 1862
Milted States securities were firm to•dsy at poster
drap's quotations. City sixes advanced ji for the new
hone, and ji advance wai noted upon North Pentierl
'wards slam and Reading Railroad shares, and % upon
Peunnlirania Railroad btock. Passenger Railroad
btocke are looking up. Rank stocks are very firmly
held.
We uudE rebind that the Governor has signed the bill
passed at the last eessi au of the Legislature, which was
advocated in our column., repealing the law prohibiting
stock operations on time. to far as this old law wee in
tended to prevent gambling lu stock. it wee a complete
failure, while its exiatence on the eteluta books tended
steadily to drive capital front our city to New York. It
is now happily repealed, and the business of the stock
market is left. like all ether fair businesses, to the ma
nagement and the conditions agreed upon by the portico
transacting it.
The amount of coal transported over the Delaware,
Lackawanna, and Wreteni Railroad, for week ending
Saturday, May 17, wee as follows:
%%NAT. TOWe
Tons. CwL Tone. Cwt.
.. 6. 1 97 14 96,971 03
279,104 18
Shipped North
Shipped South.
Total 4 4 "14 19 9:6 7 078 01.
For corresponding tinny last y oar:
Week. Year.
Tore. Cwt. Tone ()wt.
__ 5_131 03 30.433 01
_3O 11.1 11 277,703 10
Shipped Nekth____
Shipped South....
Total 25,252 14 3EB 7 ISt; 14
Increase 17,530 07
The New York Ercnir w Past of to-day etayo:
The stock market is vary firm and quite active on
most of the railway elorres. The Covernment list also
recovered, while the rail, oad bones; cent.nue in strong
demand at advancing rir,.3. The extraordinary abund
ante or morn and The lArcs earnings of the railroads
give buyers great emfiticure.
The firmest of the share lift are the Michigan roads.
Common Southern sold fiticely at 26% gsgsx, the Gua
rantied at 58 ( 1. lilich-g.411 Central closes'62 bid.
Now Turk Ventral io limny held at 60,1e569)t ; Brie.
393 i eradAti ; do. Prefer: , 11. ; Hudson, 430.1 n •
For Burlington and oniney 72 is bid. There was also
a firm feeling in Clev , land and Pittsburg, with large
sales et 233(.
The most active of the railroad bonds are the low-priced
mortgages. Toledo aid NT abash seconds rose to 65,
agaluet 60 yesterday. Terre Haute and Alton seconds
advanced 234 per cent., seising at S. The Manes of the
Chicago and Northwestern ore also very firm, eiVeCially
orserriod Arai- mlort E s.:en.
The Southern Susie 6-tyska aro XO% per cent. higher.
especially Tennessera and Flissouris. North Carolinas
are scarce at 72X, aide.
The money marker, if anything, is growing easier, and
e bear of con.-Icler.o.le c.r. good coiluterals at
3,1024 per cent., thoogh Inept of the honses get 4,3‘05
per cent. On the i c
nibcedaneus whichare daily
dealt in.
Cold is again hi4her tc-da , and more active, selling at
10 . 39 , ; 6103 j .
no deposit:, to-day States with the ASsisiant
Treasury, for convet. , ;lon into 5-20 y.t; bonds, ara about
1150,000. including on, ,
Philadelphia Stock Ey.enange Sales, May 20.
[Reported by 5.10. 151.AVNAK3a, Eiellango.]
S*l BOARD.
.7000 City Os new 1027; 100 Read It s6O. 24X
SOO do new Un Canal 6s Cpn. 16
100 do new 102.; 1000 do,,.Scrip OH, 10
tati iticch's r; .360 Ti *CM Cpn 1661..104)j
25 do 15. 25 20 Penn'a .... 471;
2 tie 100 Sr!i'll .Na pf hswil 19.6
55 d 0.... 100 L Island R 15
1000 N Penn'a 6s. -0. 76 i 6 Arch-st P . 21h
49 Lehigh !IP i
BET
no (Ur Col R ..... 1,5. '2o;4'
1000 ra 5s SlOwn flat. so
21500 Sch'll Nay Co
43 Penn'AlL 47
30 Little 5e1141112.
400 Long IRl'il IL
SECOND
800 City 6s new
1000 do K S 0_
100 do now 1 4 ),
500 do new ...... ;
100 Lit Scloll
17 do 7S
:2000 Penn'a 11 2d nag. : I '4
1000 do
9 Lehigh Scrip.bs.
10 Nor xis Canal... oitt
16 sth de 6th-st,-. IL.. 4 - .
7000 Penn'a 58 810 Pitt So
-4000 Cara .ct. MIIIP . 64-
55111/ 1 no
CLOSING P _
Bid. Asked.] Bid. Asked.
II SEa 7.31 10.1 Prf... 107,1 20
g.Tr7 2-10 Bid-134 its j Elmira 7s '73... 85% 87%
Philada 68. ... . .
.1: 991 Island 11 ex-d 15 151(
Phil/Wei 63 new..111•2',3 103 11,e'gli Cl Nov.. 55 .5536
Penns 5s 89 3:q4, ILeCI & Nav scp. 39 3934
Beading 8.... 24 Si ' a N Penna 11.„ „ 8%
Bead m6s '4O 9:9% 1 , .91 N Telma Ii 68.. 753 i 19
Bead bds '70.... 93 94 N Penes It 10s. 9335 94
Read nit 65 '86.. 85,1.1 Cataw IL 23( 2%
Penna It 47 . q
,!,: Cat: wissa Prf.. 87 9
Penns R 1 m 65..103;4i 111'48; So 011
Penns. R2m Os" 91:4 OS i rittc Tlid-mt IL 62 04
Norris CM Con.. 4fi , 5 46 I 1tar0,45 1 ,1n0-st 7% 9
Morris Cal Pref.ll6,'i: 117 Ni Phila f. 54% 55
Sell Nay Stock.. 5 53,: • S prnee .5; Pine.. 12% 13
Srli Nay Pref... 15% aroen & Coates.. 25% 26
gel, Iheens '52.. 03 ti 4;9 !Gies .4 Walnut 33% 94
Ehnirs. It IJXi i Arch Street.... 21% 22
Philadelphia Markets.
Mt: 20—Rooming.
',here is "I ry littb• 1.7 C pr-rl ,z:triand for Flour ; about 900
mostly Western nnar, scan at $5.50®5 87%, chiefly
at the latter tate for go od brands. Sales to the trade
range at front 1.54012 J, fir finpntine, 85.12%6510 for
axtras, 85.252,6 for rumnen,l and choice family, and
46.2608 60 for fancy Mundt, according to quality. Bye
Floor is steady, with sa - eg of 100 Ms at $3.50. Corn
Meal ill dull, and Penimbrimin tulle at 59.62% 02.65 gr
bbl. r ?",
Wtmer.—The offerirsts are light, and buyers holding
-off for lower prices. Peto,iylvania red is quoted at
1200125 c, and uhite at lalesl49c ; a few small lots
were taken for nano.: at oar highest figures_ R9O is
steady ; 500 busbele Psnivilirtniii is reported at 70c.
Corn is inactive; about 4.0t..0 bushels yellow war dis
posed of at 523ic for t'. m- t . ivswat in store, *rid 53c for
fair Southern afloat ; p-ia is worth 54c ; 1000 bushels
assos.ged sold at tlsts oso r,ormiyaisia
Belles wanted at trti*c. and s.oue, fair Southern at aoc
bushel; 1,000 bushsli Barley Malt sold at 950 4Yr
bushel.
BARK.—Firat Su 1 Qu, "itrou is in donutad at SM.SO
4!, Jan_
COTTON.-711P matt:. It liven but attioi, with a Matted
business doing at .28c for eni dlin SA.
GROC!EItI ES AND Plttlvl,lilNS.—The markets for bo.h
aro film but quiet, at prvv.olis puitatiol,s
Szens.—Claversed an w.. 1 at 5:4 50 V' and
Vioothy at VI *eel. IC. V I'm,.
Winsair is rather tir ; 1,111.4 selling at 24024,1ic fOr
Pennsylvania, 25c for e.int4 Western, and tic tv gallon
.for drudge.
CITY ITEMS.
Dr. Joseph Leidy's Lecture at the Uni
versity Yesterday.
Having fully dhicii , Fel ;he fifth, or doubtful, division
4f the Animal Hinedon:, in his previous lectures at the
University, in his pr..ent iLterestins course of scientific
'rectum on General Nahirel History, Dr. Leidy, yester
day, took no the fourth. division, technically denomi
nated the Radiata, a uaute applied to this division on
account of the radiating form peculiar to most of the
individual animals cull[ aced in it, of which the stir-fish
furnishes a good example. The division of Radiata wee
divided, by the lecturer, hum two classes—A:slap/La and
Echinodtrinaftt, union in torn were subdivided l a t e
aninor branches, or otd,e Under the former, or
Acalepha, (a Greek won', s,!eriiile: nee a nettle,) the throe
following orders were imicded : First, the Coralliferi;
second, the .4 White, and tierd, the Hydroids and Hada
„tee, the biat two nee...! te leg erato,ced under one heed
from the fact of their mutual reproduction of each other.
These - , the lecturer tad, hat the property of stinging,
and paralyzing their prey. Iris d- , scription of the Poly
pus, or, as the term implies, insoy-footed tribe, Wag ox.
ccedingly Interesting, s 'wincing a wonderful familiarity
with the theme in all its minutia:. The polyp, ho said,
was found in all parts of the world. Of those discovered
In our own fresh wale/ F, there were two varieties, the
black and the brow., ood in order to illustrate their
structure and charachq i,bcs to the eye as well as to the
ear, Dr. Leidy exhibit . ..el, in largo diagrams, beautifully
'colored, a number of tm se polyps liken front a pond in
Fairmount Path, as ihey appear enlarged under the
microscope.
The lecturer's descriptive di sertatton upon the Coral
lifera, or coral iest,r.e : 1,19 pronounced by scientific
gentlemen in attention CP to be the most satisfactory de
lineation of rule divislem of hie subject that they had ever
enjoyed. The skeletoes of these coral formations were
exhibited in gnat Va.tetr, some of them being fan
shaped, others ephetical. Irmo plant-like, looking not
unlike the group: d ar.‘ lers of a deer. on a small scale,
Sad some bore ti st; i resentblitace to the convoluted
human brain, as it apreors uncovered beneath the skull
The substance rompori • e in bore more resemblance
to horn than wuce , y tiff:, The description of the pro
cess of growth and rape-el net h.it, which characterizes the
sora WI - era Was She ieter.mting, and showed that their
internal structure, no le-a than their outward form, places
them in the radiation of the animal lingdom.
The coral reefs, et t:is Is there popularly existed a
eery erroneous imp ei;i-u, were not, he said, the result
of the coral insect foe-I - ibis. a mountain at the bottom of
the ocean and cam Irv: it upwards in one homogeneous
mese. The nucleus ass triunity farmed on rocs s, to
which other it diviertzt NlkEEefl was, from time to time,
added ; but neither ci uhich was ever found to be of
very large size. 'The . I ,wriptien by the lecturer of the
production of the rr d cos nl t.f commerce was listened to
with peculiar interest. ,specially by the ladies, who, we
may state, en paszao r, f PI a larger proportion of the au
dience at there lECillLf ± 4 . [rim week to week.
The Actinim, whirl! shepopular aquarium, now culti
vated in many of cur homes, has made familiar to al!,
was the next order tut I, up by the lecturer, the Hy
droids and Mecluve, or third order, being deferred for
the next lecture. Sic iiiv: state, in conclusion, that the
attendance yesterday wet large, the audience including,
In addition to the Awn Isla in the various departments
of the inatitution, a number of prominent professional
gentlemen of this city—sawyers, ph eicians, and divines-.
LECTURE BY NACKENZIE.—Our readers
will be glad to learn i Dr. B. Shelton 3leckenzie, Li
terary editor of The frees has consented to deliver a
lector., la U,h eitz, 'l`l.. The
Lecture will be given o•I t.-morrow (Thursday) evening . ,
at Musical rum! 11.11 , 11 Viii have for its subject "The
Lights and Shade; Irieh Character." We have heard
])r. Mackenzie lee ter. of, fhb; subject before, although we
need bardly add that in the hand-. of its prolific author,
the wafter of it would ;•i - arctay be the 1501110 if he were to
repeat it (we lal shad said verbatim) a hundred tines
Few men livina are a. gall qualified to treat the snbjeej
proposed Ina thor,ams ly pointer way, which, taken in
connection with tit, fa I !het the object of the lecture is
worthy of all era.,', mad generous support, we have no
doubt will insure a clap , eled and:ence.
DEPUTATION FROM THE YOUNG MEN'S
CHRISTIAN AS.,;DCIATIng, AT FORTRESS MONROR.—Our
readers are alrealy ,ie that the Young Moo's Chrie
tian of this city has sent a deputation
tu Fortress Zama. e ,mend to the sick and wounded,
of Whom some RI .•,.n hundred are now collected
at tbat place. Seeer , ,t members of the deputation
kern, Net returned with elmnit three hundred soldiers,
both of our own ani f thy rebel army. We learn from
these gintlemen that th-ir arrival was moat opportune.
The resident Eurge.a, nn meeting them said, "You are
just the men we r.twr ed."' Everything was at once don*
that could be for tie i, itual and bodily comfort of the
sufferers. Among t letter are many who desire the
tnitrnetion end con.Avion which this Association pro
poses to furnisb. t 4 e • emi artic as, we understand, are
ranch needed for the contort of the men, such as small
pillows or cushions. 15 cr 18 inches Munn% stuffed with
cotton, and covered WA snit cambric; sponges, wine,
lemons, rock candy, beLdases of old sett cambric and
lint.
We trust that tide opportunity to express sympathy
for the sufferings of these brave men will meet a prompt,
hearty. and liberal 1 4 kApeidit , et the hands of one oils•
nine. Among the wound• d are oleo F number of rebel
TIO kRDS
'2600 1. S 7-30 Tr Notos.lol%
10 ;qech's Bank._ 203,c
100 U S Coup 6s , 51...101%
';0001? geri Ms 16
MOO Pa R Ist mtg slO
fist 101
C. 5 Elmira B pref..... 19; 3 4,
150 ila la
2200 P flee; Gs 104 a,
20 Harris)) R..-- 55
20 Pennla 47s
115 Girard Bank •l 0
:i0 Gr Coates-sty 263;
90 Elmira II 10X
2000 511,4/ Cana! 6g.... 31.4'
1 . 00 Phila & Erie 65..,33
200 Itea.ling II 1,5-ern. 24%
111.01.1).4.
-10e0 :ins' 64....b5. my,
J W Fuller, Cataaanana W C Charchith Now York
Snail GTy ippn Prey, R I E Goodwin, Jr, Hartford
Gilbert E Crark , , Now York L Hainan & la, Lehigh
Geo T Knight, England S.ml Nunn, New York
E Dans, Boston Mrs J H Brundage, Jr, NY
Miss Brundage & sister, NY Geo R Minot, Boston
D Penny & la, Boston Mrs It D Denny, Boston
M & la, It I P. Er Magill tit la, Maryland
IV S Pond, Conueclieut Cyrus Frost, Now York
B A Lt.r.berton, Harrisburg J ti Leverett, New York
C Fishrr. N \ York A H Cardozo, New York
Jn. es. Pittsburg J P Witherow, Mid Iletown
Mrs Young, Pittsburg E J Evans & la, York
V K Kee, ey t la, York H C Price & la. York
R Be• net, New York Pninuel P Benson, Maine
Col C W Baia! L Haskell. California
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above Callowhilb
W W Lktle more, M Chunk V Hoffman, Lancaster
Owen F limiter, Allentown J Weiler & la, Allentown
J D 4eirel. Easton, Pa C Nueselman, Quakertown
31111M11 , Winii, Quakert'n Geo S Coffin, Dant,.!seine
W Cl Bt-a, Newbury. Pa Philip Super, Pecnaburg
Mee flit!, gliSh l'ennthurg lire Bverhard, Lehigh co
it fianffe an. Allentown L CPeisert, Bethlehem
GI) Frad- icy, Bethlehem Mrs Rosenberger & ds, N Y
The.. F, I widt. Ashland H J Allebach, Ashland
Jte S lIPI, Heeding Hosed J Wachter, Pa
Hies ::clinch, Bucks co T t 3 Leisenring, Pa
REVERE HOUSE—Third street, above Race.
W E Davis, - Ploy, It I Geo B Pollard, Virginia
N New York Geo Howe. Media
A Levy, Nev. - oric J P Beare.. &I, Poikovitia
If Stria p, Ptntaylvania
soldiers, who are treated precisely as our own. ()no of
thelatter said to a member of Ito deputation, is The last
words my poor deter said to me when I left home were,
that I was fighting sgaiest my own countrymen; and if
I can only lire to get back to leer again, I wilt tell her
eke wee right—that you are not enemies, but
The ...lobo Brooks," by which these members of the
deputation arrived, is to return to Fortress Monroe roam
time to.ilay, End will carry back, in addition to the de
putation slimly sent, the Rev_ Dr. Wylie And RAW
Sterrett, of flag city. An opportunity ii lima afforded
to Rend any articles which may be contributed by the
patriotic st d benevolent. Articles contributed may be
left at the i mme of the Chriothut AtelociptiOU, NO& 1009
and toll Cl:celmit street, and donations in money may
be sent to Geo. H. Stuart, EE.11., 13 Bank street. Articles
that are not sent in thee for the return of the John
Brooke will be forwarded by 'Drawees.
J. W. PROCTOR & Co.'s elegant new sty-lc
Cloaks eon LAinEs, made from the celebrated Exhibition
Cloth (vdoirli we have already described as being the
most aloe:int new material (11 the season) are evideatly
carrying 'if the palm ; 80 much so, that their immense
stock of the in is in danger of being exhausted before the
Fle&S011 is half over. What we noist again insist upon in,
that Cloaks awl E.acquca made from this elegant material
arc as dressy as the riobeat silks, and are sufficiently
light to Lc worn with perfect comfort throughout tho
entire season Their exceedingly moderate pri ce ie also
a great ilem in their favor, as may In judged from the
fact that a tr,artuent of this Cloth is quite as stylish an
a r ticle of dress as one of silk would he, costing three
titers as tench meney.
Ti du Iluatt AT 0A.V.P01413 Sooi'o unior
the Continental hotel, for their elegant new goods, now
ari i v i ng by every steamer, and opening fresh every
morning from their work-rooms, is not equalled by any
other bn,.lneso scene In thin oitr. The new ripting fists
and Caps of this house are the most tasteful and oleg
in the market, and their Headgear for Children is with
ou t a ri va l. no. are also selling their stock of Path
Shoes for Laa;.., oft rapidly, al um.rly half the cost of
importalon, to relinquish this branch of their immense
businrsF. ',Lilies should bear this in mind.
IMPORTAtiT TESTI:SEO4T SQH
More than too hundred cases have Leon reported, since
the first of May, in which the use, for a brief period, of
HEL3II3OI.II'S 'EXT RACT Etioutt has effectually enrol
BORIC of the most severe cases of disease of the bladder
aed kidney-, In fact, for all aliments pertaining to those
organs flelmhold's preparation is now regarded and re
commended by some of our most eminent physicians as a
" sovereign numb'," Its net is found, moreover. to be
promotive of the general health clan who have tried it
as may he inferred from the fact that it increases the
power of digestion and excites the absorbents into healthy
action. We are persuaded that, not only for confirmed in.
valids, tut for people in general, the moderate or occa
sional use Cl the Buckle, would bo beneficial. Being a
purely vegetable preparation, made upon the most en
lightened chemical principles—Mr. Helmbold .
Tieing n mieinist or more man sixteen years experience
in him profession—it may be taken with perfect impunity.
Ae a rune ly for ulceration of the kidneys and bladder,
retention ef utine, diseases of the urinary organe gene:-
puny, gravid, he , this groat Dilereitig la lthrtileationably
without an (dual in the entire range of materia modica.
MR. A. L. VANSANT, TEE GREAT PIMA-
nurtlia COVFECTIONER, corner of Ninth and Che;lntit
streets, N exhibiting a rich profusion of all the
n 'opting Tropical and Hot-house Fruits of the season,
Havana Oranges, Bananas, Strawberries, Grapes, et
CaGT(II gist ealralatall to awaken a relish in the most
delicate relate_ His rich and varied Confectione, also,
are the fit,est in the world.
PURE OLD BRANDY FOR MEDICINAL FUR
roes—ldr. 0. 11. ]Copse.,, ac.aler le Ana grocerine, Arch
and Tenth Ltrcete, has constantly on hand, espociany
adaptvd for medicinal purpose 9, the purest and heat
liraudy imported ale°. Port, Snerry, and Madeira
Win-. a rztn-e,cc,ll",tect- 19a o, Id f. 1.1, Wan OgC - iiion
ht this eon tteclion to call attention to his present stock
of Ithjoe Wine, said by connoisseurs to be the finest
article in the city.
ME OYSTER HORSE, CORNER FOURTH AND
Library, will cpeu tido day with Breakfast, Dinner, and
Supper; Selma, Meats, Foil% Fish, Sal lay Oyeter4
Clame, Paltry, &c.
Ametiliwi.—Getac;rai Bean
loon.' is descended from a very ancient family. The
name was elven the family by the Queen of Sheba when
She As en t over to see Solomon. The old man Beauregard
hed .yett employ, end was at that time " Olaf
cook aLti bottle-washer" to Solomon. On the occasion
of Mi..Ehtba's visit, he treated the company to pumpkin
pie, wI ich so &rased the old lady that she gave him the
Inum Of . gilltVOißl Origin—heath signifying It some,"
and goll or gourd, signifying pumpkins"—or, Some
Pumpkins. It is even hinted that the prevent Beauregard,
in evidence of his good breeding, before he was a rebel,
tilled to drefa in clothing pnrchased only at Chas. Stokes ,
i• one-price," tinder the Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.
But this is yet a disputed point.
THE PRESIDENT'S Pit OCLAMATION.—The pro
elarnaticn of President Lincoln repudiating the prenuu
cicmiento of General Hunter to exciting general atten
tion. its magnanimity and good temper command it to
all while the only fault we have heard suggested in ro
gard to it is the fact that its dletinoitateci author gait 4ted
to make any mention of the elegant garments for gentle
men and 3 orals modo at the Browu-stone Clothing Hall
of Backbit'. & Wilson, Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut street,
above Eixtb. The President is ail right HMI
lionl but be vrobably thought an expression of opinion
upon the saject out of place in a public proclamation.
DELIvER Us!—Frombeardedfemales strong
minded women, (this won't jingle,) female Lecturers, and
all other masculine ladies, deliver us!
From creaking doors, a wife that snores, confourded
bores, &liver us !
Froth sin-obis tliir6.4, Aod Mrs. Finlpes, hiker ee
From ;limiest "girls," with waving curls, and teeth of
pearls, eh ! never mind delivering us; and we might also
add tt.e e:esant styles of summer clothing manufactured
at the palatial eiffabliSlYMent Of ' Granville fiteXelf, NO. 609
Chestnut street.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
UP TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT
CON EINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut etc
E P Pail la. Ilai-lfai.l II 5 Weal 61a, Alaany
W II lloghes, Penns B Pomeroy, New York
J;11 Austen; of. Zelariefts,o John RilllllBo it. son, Ohio
J s 111 Hirvter, Penns Dr G W Dock, II trriaburg
F Ts* for, West Chester Geo Fraser. Halifax. N S
W Bingham. Boston B Hurxthal. New York
11 W Fro r, Boston Dr A Whitely & Is, Del
H N Hoop( r, Boston B F Sturtevant, Boston
John It Hanford. N Y Mr Hartshorn, Boston
W 3 Lowry. Cincinnati H W Freedley, II S A
A G (Mirk, Wash, D Cl Mrs S C Hull, Wash, D C
J D Usher F S Vanderpool & la, N Y
. _
P M Abel - Gran hie, IY i Dr BiakP, Wambington
leaae, Fel Art & la, Readiug Mime X 'Eckert, foaling
Clio II J Doolittle. Wash S A Allen
T J TrAda'', New York Henry A Mutt, New York
F F Fhil7iTs &. la, Brooklyn Siloam - Ines, 11 S N
- - -
E S Erving, Bostork
F Fit
Shelly Ercing. Boston
t4ttnThl
li=23=
B Brown, Baltimore
R bfaeldin & la, Baltimore G C Roberts, New York
Cerritt 1: Smith, N N A W Sweeny G la, Balt
rlarrison. N Y J Daffy, Marietta, Pa
S It Borst : tthio F Fairbanks, Vermont
W BiAtop, liarrisburg Jll Tshutly, Pa
Blun, tiew Yoak E T Day, New York
John Fraser N Y Mrs R B Straehan, N Y
Cl' Schuyler, New York MN E B Scovel, N
Mrs II Congo:, Bordentown Itobt II Combs, Burdentown
lm 1 Bordentown TV Clark, New York
B M Pro y, B. I J H 10, N Y
It T. Routh. \Y
C All rd. New -York
. -
3Tiss 114 - 111th, Nov Turk
C London
A B 1-Voodruir, Putrrnon TC 31 Paton & la, N Y
if Fairbank, miss T Boyd, llo4on
Levi Mattson, Port Carbon P S Scovel &w, New Jersey
Rev A Setvel, New Jaw A C Steve], Nov, J.:,
W Cryder, China T Chauncey., New York
Jll ToneeT Cincinnati Sand J Crooke, Now York
A Hozar4 Con, ertFout B L Budd, New York
S M Diedion, New York P. P Getty, New York
EH narriA,Springfield,Mase A II Danner New York
D:anwe, Delaware E J Cowley. York
H TtnesA, New York J J Blair, New Jovial,
P Pettebore. Penneylrania Col Vinton, LT S A
Col I. , ;wrnt cr. Wash, D C Geo T Davis, Vermont
II It Aogite, Nvw York. A (I 2 - tintltto, Mulford
B T Conlon, Baltimore H S Gordon, Baltimore
L E 11:01,T, Baltimore John A Laird C wf,N Y
Mrs 11" 1 . 14:11 A COTO, NOW Jersey
Ilit 1"41. Copt E E Kendrick, Walk
P Nvw York C II Todd, Now York
W Willard T Wentworth k Ia
3 S Sx war! k. la, Indiana B F Parlett, Baltimore
Jae Harvey, Wash, D C B. Wiles's, Cincinnati
Jos Batch la. Pray, B I Miss A P Batch, Pros., It I
Mk; B B Ilatcb, rfOY, B I Thos small, Now York
o , as Now York J W Webb, Wash, D 0
T H Cotris, li 911 GPHouston,USDI
MDECIT A NTS' HOTEL—Fourth st., below Arch.
Weil, Telikliannbek A P IlcOombg, Batyland
W B Alldordico, Delaware Jae Bags, Beading
Bev , d Canton, 0 Leonard Schilling, Salem,O
W It Stile.. Ohio W C Hathaway, Warren, 0
J o ) It Wooa., 0)61 JII McCombs, Warren, 0
John A Fe! oeant, Pittsburg Jas lt Heisely. Pittsburg
Rev J 1) Coady, Clearfield Sl' Krateer, Clearfield
I' Osir. b uutingdon C R Fouler, Philinsburg
W Philipsburg James D Rea, Hollidaysb'g
S R Merrell, Clearfield Jacob H Breth, Clearfield
A W Indiana T B Hopkins, Hollidaysb'g
Porte r K lure. te, Cherrytree J II Colbert
O N Ta 3 lor, New Brighton John Clark, Cincinnati
G \V Shatter, Jackson, 0 Chas S Segelbaum, Harrieg
W Alerresey N J Jas McDowell, Delaware
C S l'o'ne r, filiche co E McGarvey, Salt Lake, Pa
A ere« rsburg, Pa IV W Betts. Clesrfield. Pa
Wll 1.;-vanftelelk Haven H Bissell, Painted Poet
13 H. L Williams, Cameron co
C L Bey! Y It B Sudor, Bileasburg
Jos HB' r ' Alex'a, Pa D Henderson, Alex, Pa
('lea AB OK .4, I': arrh burg W Bakerla_, Pittrbnrg
D W BenEth, Waynesburg Jan Tsyles, Waynesburg
Jam/ s Washington 8 N Divers, Mt Holley
A ScheFoc, Erie. Pa L Salisbury, Albion, Pa
Wes Pr, wer, New York H C L Crecelins, Reading
R . Lauer. Reeding H B Buryhill, Weatberloy
A Petl: In ne, Ni w York A B Walker, Wayne co
ri W ci.o.. i., W:l5 to co G B Cole, Shippeneburg
J L Dechel t Chamberab'g P Brown, Connecticut
J N Nofiat, New York W Dirckhead, Marylaud
Ali CAN—Chestnut street, above Fifth.
Oro P Austin, 'wilco, Dtl Daniel Cider, Jersey Shore
Pr E Garton & la, Ohio Jae Janiteozi k la, Beading
John nmalley, Delaware 'l' B Helmer, Smyrna, Del
J II Cott,m. Smyrna. Del J C. Norton, Edgartown
termour. New York H 0 Howell, New York
- 1,,w,01,, Norristown T M Davis, Penns
J L IleinmAla. Dover, Del Ma Wm Medler, Rending
D E Rom, Reading J F A DeWinger, Reading
W D Tooth , . Mass F L Runale, dime
A 0 Clark, Wash, D 0 J P Martin, Jersey Shore
J E Hominidwife, Altoona Joe K Riley, New Jersey
3 W Cormiltz., Pittsburg S Musgrave, Pittsburg
Mre Cibtcr, Pittalmrg II Brodhead, Kingston, N Y
H Wisp. NV,' York C H Bradford, Cincinnati
A Crock.,-r. Fitchhnrg E G Buckinhain, N York
F A enre.s Delaware John F Ledwith. Delaware
Dr J A biro; .• dt da, Del Mine E Moors, Delaware
LOULS HOTEL-010MM street, ammo TIM.
11 B Austin, Wane, Del W.A. Botomn, Winchntor
W B Heed Jk lady, N York
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dcs Smith, Lamberl'e, NJ . John Wescott, Harrisburg
Pars LaLcaster, N York Mr Lefrauc & 1, N York
G B Tripp, N York Geo B Koster
P E Ph...e, Ms.; II J Ilumphroya, PGMI.O.O
Wm J Bickette, Brooklyn J G Hillman. Bromkl yu
11 Mills, Jersey City It Denuoy, Dti twins
Landeberg t Now York
THE UNION—Arch etreet, above Third
M Quigley, Pennsylvania J Quigley. Peonaylvaule
Stephen Warts, Westport ttaml Shack, Bedford, Pa
R RAllesson, Pennsylvania E Albereon, Ciarion, Pa
Joe Miller,Woehington, Pa David A E Eiraira,NY
Ono Frees, Nradirg Louis Ruining, Indiana
T Rlltla, WHOM:ism T Worman, Funnylvania
David Ga*is, Easton A L Geo & fen, Gordon, Pa
John Ileehner, Pottaville John Price, Pennsylvania
Mrs Joe Weaver. Tents Miss Weaver,Pennsylvanta
Mrs John Huts. Pplita Mrn W Po”n
Niso Ithitds. Pennsylvania A 0 Orenth & wf. Reading
PS Poch , re&la,Chamberrbgli Il Blown Reading, Pa
R Sewell &la, Ohamberah'g Mr Raymond & la, W Chant
Jss G Elder. Ft Thomas, Pa P Ancona, Norristown
J Chntritora, Indiana 0 Tottnin,ld Sprint!, N Y
J t3alding, Ohio V II Morris, Trenton, NJ
STATES UNION—Mark at street, Worm Sixth.
Jos B Roes, McVeytown Jas R Ewing, Pa
M H Holman. Livorpool V A Findley, Pa
0 A rindley, Pennsylvania O T Roads. Masontown, Pa
11 R Malaby, Smithfield Ricb'd thstunbell, Pa
J B McLoild, Ponasylvania L L'laeibura, Pa
1) F Smith, Clearfield Chao Linthitrat, Pa
L Martin, Blairsville Jam FOIItA3II, Indiana. Pa
Jonstlinn T Peace, Pa Janes Layton, Pa
Dr A Artc r Greensburg John Doncaster. N J
slimy dam Grins-roads Glt Itatnaloy, Pa
des 1. Leensrd & 111., Pa %V Crawford, Indiana, Pa
Pa Jam L L.,,,rty, Pa
Matesvills John C Lane, Pa
John 111 Woodburn, Pa D Mc:Tri,run, N Y
II Murdoch, Pennsylvania 6 A Lonflim, Now Ferry
S S Nsgie Ala Marietta,Pa Mrs Eberly, Lancaster
Petr-re, Vol, Pa. Wll Boole, Olaoster eo,PA
.0 Clegg, Cheater co, Pa E Banner, Juniata co, Pa
Israel Tenney, Juniata co
COMMERCIAL—Sixth street, above Chestnut.
L S Dintrio, Pittsburg V Dstchelort eQLIUit
Jos Mintzer, Pottstown C McCreary, Doylestown
C 1111..rtsborn, Chester co C B Reynolds, Oil. City
L B Deeper, W3lin, Del J B Thosio., Willa, Del
JFIEI Croner, Vain]. Del Miss Jane Conner. Penn&
McHenry, Oxford J T Dm/ way, Oxford
it P Luff, Felton, Del P A Lotman! ,v, - In, Poulin
H Henn, Pottstown Jill Ireland,
obn Baxter, Chester co Elijah Park, Altlison
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E Palls, Philad; Iphia H O'Harry, 'leading
B Hammond, Cheater co M A Force, Fenno
rhea lti,u•ard, 'Newark W 6 Ferree, i,niie co
.laii Smith, Unionville W Nolinedy, (theater co
W II Eder, Elkton, MU L C Ituttrr & la, Lancaster
ISTATION_kL IMPEL, Niece street, above Third.
Jo, bus Sauter, Luzern° Geo Bonnet, Luzern°
E Wernert, hliuereville %V T Shuman, Columbia co
J DI Dadeety, Tamaqua D Dean. T.ein,lua
DBEs M Line, Wilßarnum t Theop ti Smith. Pottstown
Geo 9 1,- , 323141, Pottstown
Geo E Hoffman, Creasona Chas Rummel, Port Carbon
J B Seemyer, Port Carbon A S Boer, Reading
W Stewart, Liverpool, Pa W Kerper, Reading
Jacob Ramie, Pen.a W Barrie, Pennsylvania
Llyrng II Kam Pawn Wanda Darfur. Pattevilla
31, Ones, Catawiesa H Vouto .31a, Seh Haven
Di Brebst, Catawiess
MOUNT 'VERNON MOTEL-..coed st.., above Arch
T 11Lontb-cnnvry co A .111,,r0n,
11 .- X Ti Johnson, New Hope 0 Higley, Boston
0 Nii m'Honesdale W Johnston, :New York
A Corkins, &Almon, Y Y
1 1 1ADTSON 1101 Pa otreet, nboye market
G 11 Yeeter, Hawley W Waßare, Stroll'&burg
Mre (lanky, New Hope E W 1110G:egar, Ohio
W II Wheatley, 'Laurel, "Del Malt' Hearn, Laurel, Del
.T W Ser;Hort., 'Laurel. Del II C Hearn, Laurel, Del
.1 TSd afl.la, Vtordleyvllle if .111143,11,,,1n.1t'e CUT
Tle4h, Mount Holly A P Grahorn, Vermont
.1 Sharp. Lambertville, N J B lfu.ton, Stroudsburg
AII Quimby, Wilmington, Jonas Barth•y. New Hope
.7 U Doehitio, PO IS U floe - sins, Pa
Tine hone, Itneite litonug, IlnyingfrAnn
Miss 71 A Heston, Wakefield Mina M IlAaton, Waliefu
W W 'Yardley ' \Vllmir gton INllett,lion', Del
Ithrn,fl,-1.1 57.1, Dover, Del M Eastburv, Snlebury
B East:num, Solebury Miss Mansfield, Dover, De
BARLEY SHEAF—Second street, below Vine.
R restburn, Bucks co Miss L Black - lan. Illinois
W Se) onitld. Montgomery S Cooper 4: faro, Lane co
C Middletown R Li vezer, Bucks co
Fell, Bucks co S Livezey t. la, Penn%
ti Jolit:son, Pomo H Bc.therE, TiriEtal
I' Barrett, Falls G Paltrier, Buck. , co
Goddard, Lumberville Mrs Al Corson, Centreville
Miss S Malony, Doylestown Gen Black, Penna
JCf; FiOWCIFI EtNeWS)(I4 A inoollower, 1;oelis eo
BF Brown, Falls R Smirk, Newtown
E Milos. Davisvillo Mis; TIM Large, Penns
Sit Ton3kins St la, Ponta I) Merrick, Bucks co
.7 smith. Newtown R Robb. Jr, llocksville ; Pa
Wrn II Robb, Rocksyillo, Pa Geo B Worti , U 8 N
T Walton, Bucks co D Jarrett, lienatgtansry co
S Harp, r, Fox Chum W Rick, Buckingham
J Rid], Buckingham S Yaroloy. A: la. Penns,
P Rid,. Bucks, co S W Janney, Newtown
Ii Brown, Bucks co E H Mull. Penn's Manor
W Doylestown Geo S'icarix. Doylestown
B Evat s, New Jersoy E Newtown
J Barton Bristol C Ccouly, Byberry
A Cr., ;Ke, New Jeri , ey S Beading, is rev Jersey
II Sitdebbauni, Phila
DIACK BEAR--Thiral street, shove 17:Mewl:M.
D Peter, Lehigh county A Erdman. Mfileratown
Iftise Erdman, iMillerstown S Bear, Millerstown
11 upp, Ruppville J Cooper. Ifflooperslamt
P 1 c- loor.r.lairg
Crecnt, Iteidelburg N (torlool,. Berk. county
Finney. Ilarncr, Penn3luirg.
Jenlcintown S Lanais, District
PnNL C:riesemer, l'a Isaac. Kauffman. Pa
A I; neollzu.l,l`..
Henry Pell, 'Buckingham J S fungarville
J M IVallilt!, , er, Fea terrilleill Wal Feastervilto
Cha, 1 'Knight, Smithfield An W Kniyl,t, Feasterrille
(: K Levan, Reading Elia: , Gerhart, tat Pleasant
3! rola, Jr_. Plymouth 3 fieluillenherfe,r, Pa
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1•: l'ennsylvaitio. lEr, oweiv.4, Potil,,ylvanta
‘1,1:11 Hen , l'ormsburg B
Edelman, Maiden Creel: D
.1 C. Stewart, 'Huntingdon co NY NY Snyder, Eyansvillo
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MARINE lATELLIGENCE.
IR" 31E FOURTLI PAGE
ARRIVED.
Bohr Orinntal, Catifin, 13 days from Matanzas, with
int tust.er to John Mason Co.
Behr Fannie. Vance, 10 days from Havana, with sugar,
4 . S& W Welsh_
&hr Mary Standish ) Atwood, 12 days from Cienfuegov,
with supar. &c, to S & W Welsh.
Saw Jaa L Ifervin, Boneall, Iday from Dover, Del,
with corn to Jas Barratt J 6 Son.
Sohr Annie Gibbon, Russell, 1 day Coosa gala.. N 5,
with oats to Jae L Bewley & Co.
Schr Sarah Wa Ten, Hollingsworth,l day from Little
Creels Landing. with corn to J L Bewiey .Ik. Co
Schr John Whitby, Henderson, 1 eay from Odessa,
Del, with corn to Jas L Bewley & Co.
The iron stem propeller - a Qom S F Dupont and coat
Foote, both owned by Messrs Stephen and James F Fla
nagan, arrived yesterday forenoon. The former was
built at lt% ilmington, Del, by Harlan, Voningsworth
Co. ard is 100 feet in length', 19 feet wide, 9 feet hold,
apd 150 horse power Tne latter waa built by DLL John
W Lyt n, and Is ID feet long, beam TS feet, depth of bold
S feet. and 100 horse power. Both wands are built of
the best materials, and their stile and finish embrace
every modern improvement.
CLEARED
Bark Aim Elisabeth, Minuses, Barbadian, Wm Cum
mings & Ron.
Brig A G Cattail, Watson, Now Orleans, Tyler, Stone
& Co.
Brig Wm M Dodge, (Br) Anderson, Rio de Janeiro, J
larioop & GQ,
Brig - Reporter, OMB, Bangor, Woble, Caldwell & co.
Schr C S Edwards, Gandy, Key Wont: Tyler, Stone
& Co.
Behr Maryland, Knight, Portland, Van Barn, Wood
worth & Co.
Str Trenton, Wilson New York, W P Clyde.
Dennis,tr J S Shriver, De;lig, Baltimore, A GrLIVA3, Jr.
EEIZIEME3I
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
LEWES, Del., May 20, P bf
Ships Lancaster, for Liverpool, Henrietta, for Ship
Island, and brig Ariel, for Liverpool, name to the Break
peter this morning. Wind SE.
Yours, &o. JOHN P. MARSHA.LL.
MEMORANDA
Ship Csclone, Ingersoll, from Manila Feb 3, at New
York ye stesday.
Btu k Clereoce, Armstrong, hence. for Liverpool, was
soon sth kat, let 41, long 53.
Brig 31 D Ruggles, Cann, for Poiladelphia, via Lucca,
sailed from Falmouth, Ja, 80th ult.
Brig Eiiza Ann, Herrick, hence, at Kingston, Ja, 19th
lilt, and sailed 24 'net for Savanna la Mar.
Scbr C Fantuzzi, Wooster, for 'Philadelphia in a few
days. was at Arecibo let inst.
Schr C A S.etson, Rich, hence, arrived at Boston 19th
instant.
Schr Lydia A May, Baker, cleared at Portland 17th
int& for Went Point, Ye.
Schr L P Pharo, Craraner, cleared at Portmouth 16th
holt for Philadelphia.
Schrs Fanny Keating, Pillsbury, and William Jones,
Jerre, hence, arrived at Beverly Mit inst.
&lir M P Crann er, Creamer, hence, arrived at Salem
rth inst.
Steamer Mars, Nichols, hence, 'waived at New York
3-cau day.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Nrrr LIMIT AT DIARTINIQCII —Alightoouse has been
erected et 1110 extremity of the Carsv , lie peninsula, in
Latitude 14 46 16 N
Longitude. 63 13 02 W of Paris.
It ‘vill show a fixed white light at an elevation of 410
Eng.liiiti feet, which will be visible itt a distance of 24
miles. The light will be placed upon the top of a whits
tower, erected on the summit of Caracoli Mountain, at a
third of a toile inland.
The ilaravelli Itock bears N, distant 2% miles.
The lighthouse will be illuminated from the first of
Jane. 1862.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE WOMAN'S RIGHTS LECTURE
BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
The price of admittanc...
Waq outy a dim.,
A very small ',Mama.
For notions sublime,
A calico wrapper
The lecturer wire ;
HerMU was Miss Snapper,
Age—thirty, or more.
That men are bad fellows
She showed plain enough,
Despotic and jealous,
ldiumored and rough.
She said, 'twos their study
To bother and vex—
To impose on and worry
The " opposite sex."
tl .1 hate thorn like poison--
All the male sex," said she„
And I never set eys on
A man that pleased me.
The only contrivance
To make them look sweet,
with Tower Hall 01041.1.,, ,
To dress them complete."
Whether Miss Snapper was entirelY correct matters
not, the advantage she claims for Tower Hall Clothing,
in improVing the personal appearance, is hardly over
rated. We have the largest and most varied assortment
of ready-made, seasonable goods, in Philadelphia, and a
largo mid select stock of Piece Goods, which will be
made up to order iu the best manner, for those who pro.
kr.
We buy and sell for cash only; therefore, et the
lowest possible prices.
TOWED. HALL, No. 518 MARKET St., Philadelphia.
It BENNETT & CJ.
S.-T.-1860-X
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BlTTERS—Ex
hausted Nature's Great Restorer. They Invigorate,
strengthen, and purify the system, Cure Dyspepsia,
Acidity of the Stomach, Diarrhoea, Sic. A perfect ap
petizer and tonic. They invigorate the body, without
stimulating the brain. They are cowpony:MA of pure
Bt. Croix Bum, Roots, and Herbs; and are recom
mended by all who use them. Adapted to old or
young, but particularly rcoemmended to the work and
languid. Bold by ail Grocers, Druggists, llytels, and
Saloons. P. 11. DR SKE d: CO ,
my3-mwf2m 202 Broadway, New York.
DEAF MADE TO HEAR.—DIStrUMerIiS
to moist the hearing in every variety, and of the meet
enrroved conatruetion,, at P. DADELRA'S. 11.5 South
TENTH Street, below Cheetont. myl.o-3t
THE PRESS.-PHILA.DELPHIA., WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1862.
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST
STYLES, made in the Bo Manner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST Selling PritVll maxima in
Plain Figures. All Goods made to Order warranted
satisfactory. Our r)xx• PRICE BYSTEM is strictly ad
hered to. All era tin ruby trualcil WOO).
ne22•ly JONEI4 & CO.. 6114 MARKET Street.
BACON—POILTIA N.—On the 20th tnAt., at St. Phtlip'a
Church, by the Rey. Chas. D. Cooper. Francis 'Bacon to
Dannab J. Foulke t tin ughter of the late Edward Foldke. of
Montgomery county.
21A0 CULL OUGII—LONG.—On tbo 14th Wont, by
liar. W. 0. Johnstone, Mr. John MacCullough to ]hiss
Jane Long.
11AFFELFINGIER.-00, tho 20th Sarah, wife
of the late ➢lartitt Llafel@oLe F lu tho 58th year of her
ago,
Her relatives end friends are invited to attend the
funeral, from the reeidence of ter oom No. 1611 6lmmt
Vernon street, on Thursday, tha 'Add inst., at 4 ohdocic.t
COX.—On Thursday morning the 2.oth instant, dirs.
Susanna Cox, wife of Martin M. Cox, is the 36th year of
her age.
FIIGUICT, —On Saturday, 17th instant, Mariana Rite,
daughter of Stephen now, in the 22r1 year of her age.
Her friends, and those of her family, are respectfully
incited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her
father, No. 3.8118 Arch street, on Thursday of ernoon,
22d ire., at 3 o'clock, To proceed to Laurel Hill, ttit
KBNYEDY.—On Hominy morning. 19th instant.
Harriet 8., daughter of John M. and Harriet Kennedy,
aged 17 Years.
Iler relatives rind friends aro invited to attend her
fainting, on ir Loraday niornirz. 22d hut_ at 9 o'clock;
from her Wheel] rohideuce. Ma Arch Arcot, wilhont
further notice
DEDFORD.—On the 17th instant, Isaac Bedford, in
the 68th year of his ago.
he relatives find Mende of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi
dence, No. 2303 Callowhill street, this (Wednesday) after
noon, at 2 o'clock, without farther notice. *
DOUGHERTY —On Sunday. the 18th instant. Robert
B. eon of Cash. J. and the late Thos. a Dougherty,
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfilllY
invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon,
at 3 o'clock. from the residence of her mother. *
KARCHIR.—On the 18th instant, Mr. William M.
Karcher, eon of the late Daniel and Catharine Karcher,
in the 33d year of hie age.
The relatives and friends of the family. also, Solomon
Lodge, No. 114, A. Y. M., and his Masonic brethren
Fenerally, are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence of his mother, N. E. corner of Sixth
and Wharton streets, this (Wednesday) tillornoim, at 3
o'clock. Interment at Wharzon-street Church Vault.itik
WOOLM.A.N.—On First-day, the 18th instant, Daniel
Woolman, in the Elet year of his ago.
Hia relatitans and frituda aro vartiodOTTY invited tv
attend Me funeral, from Me late random), near mom
town, New Jereey, on Fourth-day afternoon, the 21st
inst., at 2 o'clock.
STOCHD a.LE.—Suddenly, on the 18th instant, John
Mcllvain7 on of John L. and Isabella Stockdale, agod
yeara and 0 months.
Funeral front his parents' residence, 809 South Eighth
street, this (Wednesday) morning, at 9 o'clock. *
SECOND MOURNING POPLINS,
VALENCITAB, AND GINGHAM —DIMON &
SON invite attention to their New Stock of—
Second Mourning Ginghams, 15 to 25 cents.
Second Mourning Silk and Wool Poplins, 623 to 75.
Second Mourning, Silk and Wool Valencias., 7E. cts.
Black and While finest French Jaconets, 25 de.
Piain Black finest French Jaconets, 25 cts.
Lupin's Black Ohallies, 94 eta.
Lnpin's Black Barege, 7.4 wide, 62x . eta
Lunin% Black OVID 3 Mara 2, 25 eta.
Lupin's Black Tamartinea, 25 cte. m344-if
I - G. MAXWELL & SON,
s ELEVENTH and CHESTNUT, have now open,
at tho lowest cash prices In the market, magnificent
lines of a great variety of new Spring Goods, of their
own late importation and manufacture, as well as of
careful selections from New York importations. Their
Real and Imitation Thread and Guipure Daces, Fancy
Buttons, No, 0 Trimming Monona, Faris Ornaments for
Cloaks and Dresses, French Bugle Trimmings, Silk Belt
ing, Silk Ginps, Thomsen Froros' Paris Trail Skirts,
Spool Silk, new colors, at 2 cents per spool, Fresh Split
and Single Zephyr, for summer knitting, Paris Virealy
Veructs, Travelling Fano, mud Magic Minna, are all
offered to the ladies as goods of the most reliable make,
and adapted to the requirements of close, discriminating
purchasers.
The usual liberal allowance to cash buyers.
J, G. MAXWELL Is SON,
Store and Factory, EIEYENTH and CHESTNUT
reg 7. MASON IC NOTICE.—THE OFFICER%
Afid klettlbau.4 of golontah',l Loa o, NO. 11k, and.
the Ord. r generally, are invited to meet at the
CHESTNUT Street, THIS AMERNOON, at 3 o'clock,
to attend the funeral of one late Brother, WILLIAM M.
KARCHER. By order.
JOHN anAy,
NOTICE.—PASSENGERS FOR NEW
113 ORLEANS by the stoanier WANNER: 'unit
be on 'hoard THURSDAY next, 02,1 in‘t , at 10 o'clock
A. M. Sbipig-rs will please send tu their Bills of Lading
for signature
OTHEADQUARTERS FIRST DIVISION
PENNSYLVANIA VOLVNTVEitS.
PniLAJ,I LL'InA, May 19,15&3.
I. TEE FUNERAL OF LIEUTENANT COLO
NEL .TOll - li P. YANLEER, of tho Sixth Regiment New
Jersey Volunteers, take Waco froni inilenconlence
Ilan, ou IIitiRSDAY, the 2!d iniitant, at three o'clock
in ihr afternoon.
11. The Scott Le ion, of which the deceased was a
member, will to-morrOW, at 12 M., receive the body at
°in dulled of the Enllinuiro Ilailread, and ekeurt it to big
late residence ill thin city.
ILL COl. Peter C. Ellinaker, Commanding the Reserve
Brigade, will detail the escort, :select Pall Bearers, and
make all other requisite arrangements.
The I:ercreipl the Clergr, the GOVernars, Judzeio,
loud other civil authorities, r3tate a tat municipal, of rainy
Pylvathia and New Jersey, the Judges of the troitA
States Courts, Collectors of tho Ports, - United States Dis
trict Attorneys, Postmasters, Marshals, and other civil
0 1 1eerS of the - United l'.'tittes, in loath States f the officers
of the Army runt Navy and of the Volunteers and Mili
tia of New Jersey and Pennsylvania not on duty with
their corps, are respectfully invited to unite in this last
tribute of respect to a noble officer of the gallant New
Jersey Brigade, whose steadiness tinder fire, power of
militintheo, Oita InAMMlabli , enntica -letsearn
mander at the batilo of Williamsburg, to hold our left
against four times their number, for over half a day, and
until reinforcements came up.
By command of Major General PattersOlt,
AN ADJOURNED MEETING. OF THE
REPUBLICAN AtsSOCIATION of the Twen
tieth ward will be beid at the South Penn Hose H.anct
TUESDAY EVENT of S (Adam.
JAMES H. BIL LINGTON, PrOldtWit
MATTHEW W. PERKINS, See'7. It*
IitsEICE.—P4MALDELPHIA, MAY 14,
1862. A General Meeting of the Stockholders of
the UNION CANAL COMPANY OF PENNSYL..
MANIA will be held at the office, No. 223 Walnut street,
(Farquhar Building,) on MONDAY, May 26th, 1862, at
11 o'clock, A. M , for the purpose of taking action upon
an Act of Assembly of Pennsylvania approved the 10th
day of April, A. D., 1862, entitled a , Afurther supplement
to the several lets heretofore mold relating to the
Union Canal Company."
By order of the Board of Managers.
JAMES PAGE, President.
0. TnomesoN, Secretary. my 16426
TT. PEOPLE'S STATE CONVENTION .
THE PEOPLE OF PENNSYLVANIA, who desire
cordially to unite in
SUSTAINING THE NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
to Ha patriotic effotto to oupproos a Elootioikal and .ohltoly
reboltion agaioet the
and who desire to support, by every power of the Go
vernment, our hundred thousand heroic brethren in arms,
braving disease and the perils of the field to preserve the
Union of our fathers, are requested to select the number
of DELEGATE'S equal to the Legislative Representation
of the State, at such timol and in such manner as will
best respond to the spirit of this call, to meet in
On THURSDAY, the 17th day of July next, at 11
o'clock on said day, to
for the offices of
AUDITOR GENERAL
AND
GUItVEYOR dEN77RiIL,
and to take such measures as may be deemod necessary
to strengthen the Government in this season of common
peril to a common country.
A. K. McOLIIRE,
Chairman of the People's State Oommittee.
GEO. W. HAMM RSLY, Secretaries .
JOHN M. SULLIVAN, mr2-ts
arAID FOR THE SICK AND WOUNDED
SOLDICILS.—A deputation of nine Ministers awl
Laymen have gone to Yorktown and vicinity from the
YOUNG TIEN'S CIInISTI IN ASSOCIATION, to mi
niater to the temporal and spiritual wants of our brave
soidiers who may be sick or wounded.
This depntation go ureter Government sanction, and
under direction of the Cal-baton Commission, as volunteer
laborers, without any chai go other than actual expenses
incurred. Donations in hospital stores. and articles and
books suited ler this mission, will be thankfully received
at the rooms of the Association, 1009 and 1011 Chestnut
street.
Donations in money may be sent to GEO - RGE H.
STUART, Preeitient a the Azdoeiation, 13 Bstik street.
myl9 4t*
BeF YOUNG MEN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT
should prepare themselves fur the sphere to which
they are best adapted, and which will contribute most
to their intellectual and moral improvement. P
NOLOGY is applied for this, and other purposes daily,
at 922 CHESTNUT Street, by JOHN L. GAPE 1, suc
cessor to Fowler, Wells, & Co. ap2s-1m
6 OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK AND
MIDDLE COAL FIELD RAILROAD AND
COAL COMIPANY."—A Special meeting of the Stock
holders of the Company will be held on TUESDAY, the
27th instant, at 11 o'clock A. M., on business of great
importance.
By order of the Board of Directors.
BINGHMff, President.
Attest, HENRY ROBINSON, Secretary. myl2•l2i
arOFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,
The BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day declared
a semi.ammal Dividerti of FOUR PER CENT. ou the
Capital Stock of the Company, clear of State tax, paya
ble on and after May 15th, 1862.
Powers of Attorney for collection of Dividends can be
had on application, at the office of the company. No 288
South THIRD Street. THOS. T. FIRTH,
apl7 tiol Treasurer.
IMOFFICE GIRARD FIRE AND MA
RINE INSURANCE COMPANY, 415 WAL
NUT St , Puti-innyna, May 12,1882.—The Directors
have Me day declared a semi-annual DIVIDEND of
three and a half per cent., payable to the stockholders of
fide Company, on and after the 16th instant.
royl4mwf. Im ALFRED S. GILLETT, Treasurer.
orGIRARD BANK, PHILADELPHIA,
MAT 13,1862 —The Directors have declared a di
vidend of FOUR FRS cENT., payable to the Stock
holders on and after the 16th inst , free of State Tax.
myl4 7t W. L SCHAFFER, Cashier.
try. COMMERCIAL BANK OF PENNSYL
VANIA, PHILADELPHIA, May 6th, 1862.—The
Directors have this day declared a dividend of THREE
PER CENT., payable on and after FRIDAY, 16th inst.,
clear of State tax.
Inv7 16t 8. C. PALMER. Cashier.
SNAPPER SOUP, every day, at the
OYBTRIt noun, corner of FOURTH and LI
BRARY. lt*
GLAM SOUP, every day, at the
OYSTER HOUSE, corner of FOURTH and LI
BRARY. lt*
ASPLENDID LUNCH, at the GM
TEE HOUSE BAB, every day, from 10 to 12
o'clock. lt*
FROZEN OYSTERS, every day, at
the OYSTER HOUSE, lIPURTH and LIBRARY.
MLLE BEST CUP OF COFFEE IN
THIS OITY, to be had at ths:RYBTBR HORS%
FOURTH and LIBRARY. It*
QTBANGERO SHOULD NOT FAIL
NJ to visit tto Model Hair Cutting, Dyeing, and
Bathing Saloon, FOURTH and !MANOR. my2l.if
MONUMENTS AND GRAVE
STONES at very reduced pricier at Marble WOllOl
IITRYNMIETT., MUM Avows*, bets. ,
*mt.
MARRIED
DIED
WILLIAM A. JANES & 00.,
106 WALNUT Street
V.KAIG BLVVTiii;i A, A, cienerith
UNITY OF THE REPUBLIC,
STATE. CONVENTION,
AT
HARECtsBUI.'O.,
NOMINATE CANDIDATES
PHILADELPHIA, April 1.6,1882
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
E. & L.,
FOURTH AND AROH,
orrmtroi BALE,
NEAT PLAID BILKS,
SHEPHERD'S PLAID SILKS,
PLAIN OOL'D POULT DE BOOS,
LEATHER C'OL'D MOHAIR,
LAVA COL' D DELAINES,
7OURISTS' DRESS QOODS,
5-4 SHEPHERD'S PLAIDS, NEW,
CLOTH SACKS, NEW SHAPE,
CLOTHS FOR MAKING- SACKS.
St -Wlllll ff
MAN TJLE ROOM.
BILK BACQUES.
SCARF MANTLES.
SHAWL STYLE.
CLOTH S ACQUES.
COOPER tle CONARD,
a. E. comer NINTH and MARKET Strada
mylo- emwthtTel
pL AIN MCIZAMBIQUBS AT 13
.1 CENTS.
Plaid Mozambiques at 13 cents, worth 20 cents.
Plaid Mozambique! at 18 cents.
Plaid Mozambiques at 20 cents.
Meld Mffzumbiques at M canto.
Plaid Mozambique! at 37X cents.
Embroidered Mozambiques at 50 cents.
8(0 yards Gray llimalayas at 10 cis., worth 13 eta
Gray Sultanas, Gray Poplins, and Travelling
Dress 4300t113 of .very variety.
3,000 YARDS BLACK AND WOOL PLAIDS,
All-wool filling, at 20 cents.
Brown and Black Ground Lawns.
Fine French Organdies,
BEST 12J4 CENT_ LAWNS IN THE CITY.
1 Lot Handsome 911 k Robes, 22 yards patterns,
At 517, worth $3O.
FANCY SILKS, VERY CHEAP.
Just received, 2 man lots of Ravage Robes,
At $2 00 and $3, worth St and $lO
H. STEEL & SON,
ml'2o-tf No. 713 North TENTH Et , ab. CO TES.
SUMP MER S H AWL S.-OPENING
TO-D 4.17.
8-4 Striped Mune S4aNYI9.
Vaal: Grenadine, Do Magenta liordara.
Ruck Spun Silk Long and Squaw' do.
EYRE: S L EiNDELL,
it 11,20 arsd Arch streets.
QIIEPBERD'S PLAIDS, FREE
L. 7 F e.Oll COTTON.
5-4 Super Shepherd's Plaids.
Rhc l Akt rtPs Made, all grade,
Shepherd's Plaid Silks.
EYRE & LANDELL,
my2o Fourth and Arch streets.
FOULARD SILKS-FROM NEW
YORK AUCTION.
Foularda, now open, at 44 cents.
Maio Grenadine Veils.
13rown Or6nadine
EYRE t TANDELL,
my 20 Fourth and Arch strects.
RICH LACE MANTELETS,
POINTS, &O.
We are now receiving our
FIRST IMPORTATIONS
OF
FINE LACE MANTILLAS, POINTS
AND BOURNOUX.,
INCLUDING THE
LATEST NOVELTIES
IN
LLAMA LACE.
Now very Fashionable in the European Capitals. We
respectfully ask the inspection of Ladies.
J. W. PROCTOR & CO.,
THE PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM,
920 CHESTNUT STREET.
my£l.lrn
LINENS AT IMPORTERS' PRICES.
—RICHARDSON'S and DUNDAM DICKSON'S
celebrated SHIRTING and FRONTING LINENS, re
&tired Gem the iciAhtifabitit64l4 die k, and ...Az-ant-tea
perfect—to which the attention of buyers and the trade
generally is reepeetfully invited.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, & ARRISON,
anl9-rptf 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
GATIZE ISUMIVEIL BLANKETS.-
The subscribers have received an invoice of these
very desirable goods, in fine quality, at last season's
price.
811VPPAY115, qp.k.ll Antraboti,
apl9-re tf 1008 CHESTNUT Street
NATIONAL FLAGS
TT S. 1 1 .1.4 A- EMPORITTIsr,
• 418 ARCH STREET.
BUNTING sIND SILK FLAGS,
REGIMENTAL STANDARDS,
NATIONAL ENSIGNS,
CAVALRY GUIDONS,
PRESENTATION FLAGS.
EVANS & HASSALL,
No. 413 ARCH Street, above FOURTH.
ms 21-W11216t
CLOTHING.
NEW DEPARTMENT.
A SELECT STOCK
BOYS' CLOT HING.
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER.
COOPER & CONARD,
Southeast corner NINTH and MARKET Streets
se24-Ito
FINANCIAL.
AMERICAN GOLD WANTED,
At high prices
ONE•YEAR CERTIFICATES FOR SALE
SEVEN-AND•THREE-TENTHS AND COUPON
BONDS FOB SALE
DREXEL & Co.,
34 South THIRD Street
$4.000, and $3,000 —Sums
$5,000, for these amounts to be invested on mort
gage. Apply to ALFRED FITLER, Conveyancer,
mylo-ettr No. bl North SIXIH Street.
$1100053,000, $5,000, $6,000,
$12,000, and 515,000. These amounts
wanted on tirei.clasa Mortgages and Ground Ito - nte.
dnelY to E. P ETT IT,
myls No. 309 WALNUT Streot.
MOUNT MORIAB. CEMETERY.
Ibis ground is located a few yards off the Derby road,
about the same distance from the city as Laurel Hill, and
is beautifully situated on the highest point of ground for
miles around.
Its soil is admirably adapted for the purpose designed,
being high and dry. The public are invited to examine
its claims before purchasing elsewhere.
General and sectional plans may be examined at the
COMPANY'S OFFICE,
O. 125 50IITH SIXTH OTBENT,
Where ;any further Information will be cheerfully af.
forded by the agent.
DESIRABLE LOTS.
AT LOW PRICES, AND ON LIBEBAL TEEM,
Are new in the market, some of them in sections *lt
opened, having hitherto been held in reserve.
OFPIDI House from 8 A. M. to 4 P. M., and either be
fore or after these hours, at the residence of the under
signed;
No. 314 NORTH TENTH STREET.
FREDERICK A. VAN CLEVE,
N. B.—Conveyance to and from the Cemetery for
inch mi desire to purchase. myls. 2m.
LADIES' TRUSSES, SUPPORT
-118, BRACES, and other Mechanical Appliances,
of torrid construction endows to the wearer. Tor sale
and adjustment at 0. H. KINDLES' LADIES' BTOIII,
VANLrTH Street, first door below Baca.
Gentlemen requiring Rupture Trusses will call at the
Southwest corner TWELFTH and NAOMI, where 0. it
N. gives attention to this sneelalteatnre.
A RTESIAN WELLS BORED,
B Y B. B. BLUM,
laY/Q'Qt* APPIr or oddroro 20. 308 ALMOND St
It is the desire of the 'Miter's by this work—while not
discouraging the progressive spirit of the age—to temper
it with affectionate feelings toward what is poetical and
elevated, honest and of good report, in the old national
life; while in no way discountenancing great material
interests, to evoke au equal activity in those feelings bo-
TOW stir, on which depend remoter hut infinitely greater
interests; to kindle and sustain a spirit of patriotism,
tending to unity, peace, and prosperity in our own state,
while not exclusive of feelings of benevolence as well as
justice toward others. It is the Editors' wish she; these
volumes should be a repertory of old fireside ideas in
general, as well as a moans of improving the fireside
wisdom of the present day.
The wart.• will be printed in a new, elegant, and reada
ble type, and wit/ be Illustrated with, an
abundance of Wood Engravings.
J. B. LIPPING OTT & Co.,
♦......, rich tiller that have ever been writice, by the
renowned tun/riot "nrtemuti Ward," collected In one
handsome volume, with numerous comic illustrations by
prominent artists. Price $l.
, 4 Paul Ferrell," which wag published several years
ago, created a sensation of no uncommon character, and
this exciting new novel, by the same powerful author,
still be eagerls sought for. Price $1 in cloth, and 60
cads in paper.
Victor o'ol superb noveljunt out in Paris—his mas
terpiece. Pronounced in Europe a the Literary Event
of this Century." A careful American tram/lath/a will
be out in a few days. Cloth and paper binding.
*** Tbese books are sold by all booksellers, and will
be sent by mail free, en receipt of price, by
CARLETON, Publisher,
(Late RUDD & OARLICTON,)
No. 413 BROADWAY, corner Lispentud street, N. Y
myl4 we-tf2
JOURNAL OF ALFRED ELY, a
Prisoner of War in Richmond. 12mo. $l.
AN EXPOSITION OF THE EPISTLE OF THE
APOSTLE PAUL TO THE HEBREWS. By the late
John Brown, D. N. 2 vole. Sao. Sot.
HARRY% MISTAKES, AED WHERE THEY
LED HIM A Tale for Boys. By DI. A. Parrott. 18mo.
Illustrated, 30 rents.
THE LOST JEWEL. A Tale. By A. L. 0. E.
Hlus
trated. 50 cents.
NY NEIGHBOR'S SHOES ; OR, FEELING FOR
OTHERS. A. nail. By A. L. 0. D. llingrate& 30
cents.
For sale by
WILL4AM. S. & ALFRED MARTIEN,
myl6 808 CHESTNUT Street.
A EUGGESTION.—Any one desir
ing a likeness that will be satisfactory should get
a colored PHOTOGgaril of BEIRER for $l, ad.
mirably finished. SECIOND Street, above Green. It*
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS Imported
from Paris, Berlin, and Vienna, latoat styles and
Improvements, wholesale and retail. SCHOLZ St JA.
NEM' SKY, 112 South EIGHTH Street. mv9-1m
REIMER'S COLORED PHOTO
GRAPHS, for $l. are the pictures for the 11laSSCS.
Dfoderate in charge. and a rtii:tically colored awl
at Gallery, SECOND Street. above, Green.
opD. FERRIS , 1037 CHESTNUT
Street, has just reccired a choke assortment of
BTRAW GOODS, comprising all the latest and most
fashionable styles of Bonnets, MHOS' Walking and
Biding Gate, Boys' Hats and Caps. together with a full
line of Goods suitable for Friends' Wear. Int 10.12 t
REMOVAL.
MISSES O'BEYAN, 924 CHESTNUT Street, have
removed to 1107 WALNUT Street, three doom above Ele
venth, north side, and will open PARIS MILLINERY,
for the Spring, on THURSDAY, Aprill7. 1012-2m*
COOKING RANGES, FURNACES, &c
COOKING RANGES.
ELEVATED DOUBLE-OVEN COOKING
RANGE.
This Range has afforded more satisfaction than any yet
offered to the public.
WARM AIR FURNACES,
Of the most approved and economical patterns,
!SUITED TO ALL CLASSES OF BUILDINGS.
ENAMELED 'SLATE MANTELS
A large variety of these beautiful Mantels at
LOW-DOWN AND COMMON
PARLOR GRATES,
FOR HARD OR SOFT COAL.
Hot-air Resisters and Ventilators—a large assortment.
ARNOLD Ic WILSON,
1010 ORRSTNIIT Street.
sp23-wde2mif
BEAUTIFUL.—Reimer'a Ivorytypes
are beautiful beyond comparison. In likeness,
truthful; in color, life-like ; as a whole, a success unde
niable. SECOND Street, above Green. lin
GENERAL AGENT
FREDERICK A. MILLER, N. W.
corner of TBIRD and BEAN al Streets, him re
ceived the mole agency in Philadelphia for the sale of
BREINIG & BIGELOW'S SOLUBLE BLUE, by the
case or less quantity. Also, of the STAB BLUE, very
handsomely put up by the gross. myl7-eAtw2tit
(IJ A AM SOUP SERVED UP DAILY
V (Sundays excepted) by JAMES ?BOBBER, 808
MARKET Street.
Families supplied sensual. my7•tf
CHAMPAGNE --An invoice for sale,
to Mtn Vor ship Wm. Frothingham, by
0111,11. S. OA.IMEA.IIIII,
myl4 N 0.120 WALNIIT St. and Si GRANITE
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
TILL BE PUBLISHED TO-MOR
NOW.
A LIFE'S SECRET.
• wroity OF WOMAN'S ILEVI NC.4F..
MRS. HENRY WOOD.
Author of" TEE CII A NNINES," " EARL'S LI E WY
*EAST LYNNE," AO
A LIFIPS sEcincr,
A LIFE'S SECRET!
A LIFE'S SECRET!
BY ArrUtill OF EMIL'S
A LIFE'S SEcitt:Y. A Story of Broom Rovefeta.
By MRS. II EN HY WOO I), author of ‘, BAST
liYi`i/q . :," "THE CIIANNINIifi," Ma II 'AIN
EMIL'S HEIRS," trill be puldidied and for :Nile
to-morrow (Tbureday) morning. It is printed
from tier mmoNerim and proof,thootg,
purchatkil by Ito Yearn the author, iii WI Ter I) ~r
the publication of.tho work in Europe, me nd is it
81114i he a largo octavo volume,•largo type, douldo
column, and printed on the floc :4 and best of
Whitt! paper, Price Fifty milts in pawl' corer, or
Serooly-tlve cools ill &lb.
110" Copir4 of "A LIFICS sEcuarr," or *CHAN-
TiIINGE," or the "'NA I:F'6 If 1 , 4 RS," will hi. H”lit , lo
BOY one free or postage, on remittiog titre prim of Lilo
edition to tho pultlislipry, in a letter.
Mr' BooktaAll•rig, Nvws Ageak, rdal all olllnn+, Will
please spoil ou thpir orders at once for what tlit.y ma 1
wont of " HEOlita" to shirt witty %did'
will prove to be moony 0 popular Its the ti
flu, Eurrs lioirs," or oc
_East Lymo.."
Address all ordprs at nom Is the ooldishars,
T. 11. I' ET E lISON & BROTHERS,
It No, t;9O Pltilioltilphia,
THE CLOSER WALK, or
THE BELTEVERPS SANCTIFICATION_
BY REV. HENRY PARRI:4II, D. D
PRICII GO L'P_I•TS
JUST PUBLISHED.
J. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO.,
22 awl 24 North FOURTH. Street
THE
BOOK OF DAYS,
While periodical in the mode of its publication, will have
the advantage of forming a complete work, is two, or, at
the utmost, three volumes, comprising about thirty parts.
It will consist of
HATTERS CONNECTED WITH THE CHURCH
CALENDAR, including the Popular Festivals, Saints'
Dave, and other Holidays, with Illustrations of Christian
Antiquities in general.
PHENOMENA CONNECTED WITH THE SEA
SONAL CHANGES.
FOLK•LOBE OF THE UNITED KINGDOM--
namely : Popular Notions and Observances connected
with Times and Seasons.
NOTABLE EVENTS, BIOCIB.A.PHIES, AND ANEC
DOTES connected with the Days of the Tear.
ABTICLfiS or roPulan APPTIAOLgTrY, 9f an
entertaining character, tending to illnetrate the progreag
of Civilization, Planners, Literature, and Ida in these
kingdoms.
VI.
MIMES FUGITIVE AND INEDITED PRODS
kgHETS/11. , rY MOIITHLT .t . AlVrd —l'l6 !OE 20 G'Ezi-co.
PART I. NOW READY
liberal discount made to ketzts
4i)• T H E
NEW 1300 KS.
AR7Eltilria WARD. AIR Pilaw
WHY PAUL FEBSOLL KILLED HIS WIFE
LES DIIBERABLES
PHOTOGRAPHS.
SPRING MILLINERY.
ARNOLD & WILSON,
1010 CHESTNUT Street.
ARNOLD & WILSON,
1010 CHESTNUT Street
VERY LOW PRICES.
ARNOLD & WILSON,
1010 CHESTNUT Street
ANTED, by a married man, of
W
goad busineko experience, a reaponaiblo situa
tion at a moderate salary. Best of city reference given.
11,ire,a THOMAS, todp,r•r Qffice. my2l-2t*
WANTED FOR, THE BUMMER
MONTHS—A furnished Mucci° tho Country,
wanted by a auntlemun with a wife and one child. Must
be near a riiilrcqui station. Apply at 696 Cheatnnt Arcot,
vi --.4*
p.ILLIARD TABLE WANTED-
A.." Second Bawl. Address . 4 11," at oflica of this
paper. ms29,2t*
ANTED.—Agents can mike from
85 to WM ru.r day golnug Magoo's Now Sta
tionery and Portrait Packaged. Apply at 316 13 TB 3r-
NUT ravil !IL
PARTNER WANTED.—The subscri
bey, being thoroughly practical in his lino of
business, is desirous of forming a business connection
with a num of energy and cnpit9l 7 In OA. city, ITer.
York. The htisinere may be 1101,n for °Ash Address
i•Senix," Office of The Press. ntylo-6t
A LADY WISHES A SITUATION
Xi. au ttiOtin in a private school or In a.
Allareas M. II.," Chatham, Pennsylvania my44-1!It
AYOUNG MARRIED MAN wishes
. a dituution in a wholeolpe§labilehmera, of any
kind; would be willing to make himself genermly weird.
Addams R. KENT, 22 North Third Street. mylo
ii,U. 8. MARINBS.—ITINTED—
Po (ha IL A. lkLas.l,-4, asiiia, f.t , ma. illfft.l44 4.1i1tat.3
of mou-ef-war, SEVERAL FAIN IMRE A lILM
BODIED MEN, between the ages of 18 and 115 yearg.
All tolerate:ten that may ho required, will ho given at
the Rendezvous, 311 Booth Front street, below Spruce,
Philml4lolllA. J A MN LP. ULr lA,
to 20-1.9 k Captain sod hecruittug (Idler.
01 4 . WANTED-- A House with all the
ktoroaorn improvements, lowing at lest six clam
berg, .11h fixto.,. for gtovo. Llo.ke, 12,0 E ko W
LACE. nlawni t BROAD. Rent not over S3O.
Box 1717 Y 0.
MO LET—FIRST FLOOR and CELLAR
of No. 25 North FOURTH StrFet, nearly oop)stte
the Marebante i Hold. apply to Wsf. H. 13 it.(3014 , 1',
r05,10.41;* 1 2.3 Worth FOITItTfI Street.
QUA TO RENT—The four-story Firoitus
L!11123 by 60 feet, N. E. corner of BRO kb and RAOR
FArcala. mil adapted far Grocery. Produce, or Gomm a.
gion business. Apply on the proroicog, or to
JOIIN ABBOTT,
toyl2-304 .1421 VINE Street.
FOR BENT- A FtIRNISHED
HOUSE on WALNUT Street, near Tenth. at A
low root. C. li. ELUIEHEID, 203 South SIXTH
Street. 12t
"QUMMER BOARDING," AT
1-1 MI MI NUT SIPBINCcI, beak eltsethut 11111 18,11-
road. Vile Establishment is now ready for boarders.
The grounder, which are extensive and shady, command
a beautiful prospect. The boarders have the use of Bil
liard Boom and Ten-pin Alley, besides the advantage of
the produeta of a large Farm. with fruit. Ste. For farther
particulars Inquire at No. 1533 LOOUST Skeet. from 9
to 2. myl7- at*
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
---
ja REMOVAL.
J. C. FULLER
Haying Removect from tic.. 40 South . r.nytti) titttot
No. 712: CHESTNUT Street, 2nd Floor,
(Opposite Masonic Temple,)
Now offers a Large and Desirable Stock of
GOLD,AND MIXER WA.TOHES,
ROGERS & BROTHERS' SPOONS AND FjRES,
AND
FINE JEWELRY,
To which Cho itticution of the trade its inTitEd.
ap3o-3m
cs AMERICAN WATCH COM
GOLD AND SILVER.
WATCHES,
FOE LAD/ES AND 11ENTLEEEN,
COMPANY'S SALESROOM,
No. 712 CHESTNUT Street, Second Floor,
(opposite Masonic Ten:lo4
I. B. MARTER, Agent.
spat- 3m
VUL(IAINITE RUBBER JE WELRY
A beautiful lino of
GENTLEMEN'S VEST CHAINS, LADIES' CHA
TAL.attIE. CHAINS, THIMIMES, (MOSSES,
STULS, BUTTONS, etc.,
Now in Store.
J. C. FULLER,
R.. *i2 titil ststr.k t t met,
(Oppoalte Masonic Temple.)
apao-im
ANBUICAX, glsl - 0141,5k1
AND WM
SWI' ;' S WATCHES,
JEWELEY, AND SILVERWARE,
AT REDUCED PRICE'S.
JOB. 11.
„WATSON
ay,25-1m 026 CHESTNUT STREET.
BEAT FIRE IN TROY?!
PHILADELPHIA
UNPARALLELED TEST OF SAFES !
CHILLED-IRON SAFES !
BURNING RUINS TWENTY-FOUR TO SE
Thirty-five of Lillie's Patent Chilled Iron Berea passed
through the fiery ordeal; were buried In the burning
ruins from 24 to 72 hours, unprotected by water. When
exhumed they were found to have preserved books, pa
pers, money, &c., to the amount of hundreds of thou
sands of dollars, to the gratification of owners and the
astonishment of the public. Certificates from owners,
with the time each safe was exposed, may be seen at my
office. M. C. SADLER, Agent,
m52.0.6t 21 South SEVENTH Street. Philadelphia
LILLIE'S SAFE DEPOT RE
MOVED to No. 21 South 13NVZNTH Stroot, nom
o Franklin Inbtitute.
The undersigned, thankful for past favors, and being
determined to 'merit future patronage, has secured au
elegant and convenient store, and has now on hand a
large assortment of Lillie's Celebrated Wrought and
Milled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, (the only
strictly fire and burglar proof Wee made.) Also LIMO
u n equalled Dank You% gate, and bank 'Lochs,
Lillie's Bank Vault Doors and Locks will be furnished
to order on short notice. This is the strongest, beet pro-
tected, and cheapest Door and Lock yet offered.
Also, particular attention is called to Lillie's New
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, &c. This Safe is eon•
coded to surpass in style and elegance anything yet of.
fared for this purpose, and is the only one that le atrial!
fire and burglar proof.
SPROUL NOTIOB.—/ have now on hand ray twenty of
Farrel, Herring, & Co 's Safes, most of them nearly now,
and some forty of other makers, comprising a completi
assortment as to sizes, and all lately exchanged for the
now celebrated Lillie Safe. They will be sold at very
low prices. Please call and examine.
jab-lyif M. 0. SADLER. Agent
EVANS & WATSON'S
SALAMANDER SAM
STORE,
16 SOME( FOURTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
A large variety of FMB-PROOF SAFE° always oa
hand
GIRARD FIRE AN DMARINE
.qA 1 aa md
This company continues to take risks on the sem
classes of Property at low rates
The public can rely upon ita responsibility, and abili
ty to pay losses promptly. Ita diebursementa for the
benefit of the public, during the last nine years, o xcoed
$500,000,
and we respectfully solicit Its favor in the future
ONAS. I. DUPONT,
JOHN W. CLAGHOBN,
0. Ir. HEAZLITT,
DAVID BOYD, Jr.,
WM. M. SWAIN,
JOSEPH KLAPP, M., D,
O. BITDMAN,
THOMAS CRAVEN, PreaidenL
A. S. GILLETT, Vice Prssident
JAS. B. ALVORD, Secretary. ap2O•tf
ACE COMPNY,
street.
.ND INSURANCIL
'TORS.
F. N. Buck, L. D. Woodruff,
Chas. Richardson, John Kessler, Jr.,
Henry Lewis, Jr., P. S. Justice,
Alex. Whilldin„ Washington Jones,
Geo. A. West, Ohms. Stokes,
0. W. Davie, John W. Rverman.
FRANCIS N. BC IE, President.
MUSLIM RICHARDSON, Vice President.
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD, Secretary. [mhlg-if V
t'AME INSUR
.a: No. 406 1011103TNIIT
FLUB .AND INZA
DEEM
COMMONWEALTH RULE MEM
ELME 00111PANY, OT THE STATE 07
PENNSYLVANIA.
DDIZOTOBS.
David Jayne, N. D., ()barite H. Boger!,
John H. Whiten, John H. Walker,
Idward 0. Knight, Hobert Shoemaker,
Thomas S. Stewart, William Struthers,
Henry Lewis, Jr., Blijah Jones.
DAVID JAY .11, N D., President.
JOHN N. WHITALL, Vice Pretddent.
BAMIJBL S. NOON, Secretary.
Office, Commonwealth Building, 613 011ESTNUI
Street. Philadelphia. se{-1f tl
OPENING OF A SUMMER GAR
DEL—The undersigned begs leave to inform the
public that he has opened for the season his FINE GAR
DEN and HOTEL, at the toot of COATES Street. oppo
site Fairmount Park. Fatuities are particularly invited.
Ice Cream, Cakes, excellent Lager Beer of Balta's brew
cry, Winee, de., always on hand.
HENRY FILIOICIL
rgq B-3 m TWEIITY-SEVENTII and COATEd Ste.
WANTS.
HALE AND TO LET.
BOARDING.
SAFES
14 I '
YENTY-TWO 'HOUBS
UNPROTECTED RY WATER!
CONTENTS PRESERVED
IN SURANUE CO DIP AN lEti.
INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL $200,000
DIRECTORS
JERRY WALKER,
JOHN THORNLEY,
ABRAHAM HART,
PETER S. HOE, of N. Y
FURMAN SHEPPARD
N. 6, LAWBENON,
JOHN stIPPLEE.
AMUSEMENTS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
M ARA II ANSLEa'S
FAREWELL CONCERT AND PROMENADE,
(A LA JtILLICf.)
TOMORROW (TN vuonti) iivti Li NOI NOT tic
ARTISTS.
MADAME 'BERTHA Jon AN Naga Prima Donna.
Yr. THEO a DREND dolo Violoncello.
Mr, 17 %DI, WOL.FSOJIN 801 9 PJMIPt
Mr, tli A§, bfitiM IT? 4019 User•
Mr. SIMON HASSLER .....Solo Tiolig.
A MA GNI Flop:NT ORCHESTRA (on the Stage).
A 311 L ITA BY BAND (Po, or) for Promeneute.
A FELL DRUM CORPS, to aulot In the Atnerlelin
fltudithr.
A PROGRAMME YELL OP PIIPOLAU AND
RARE: GEMS.
A SPLENDID BAITLE BURN'S.
A “SAI4b kitt.tMENAbn ( 1, 0kw..t. ti 4 9 Viret APd
:-.lcot,tl Pot to )
A CONCEItT FOR THE PEOPLE,
Conductor
r...
Dire( tor..
IiDDLISSION
Parquet, turtle and Balcony (no extra charge
for Fettirttl Huta), ofiat4
Upper Tian; (entran ce ' Lat.llllt atroAt) 25 it
Ticket Offien at Or - mitre!, (urn right of tho bourn.)
Ticket Office at Aciuit toy, (the left of the house.)
'Poore open precikely at 7 o'clock.
2be CVDCM 1 , 011 mot) poeitively Catlitil4llCa at i
o'clock.
Tormluation etiortly after ]0 o'clock.
Further particulate in to ottinrre lee papaw. It
MRS. FEANCES ANNE KENIBLE
Having been invited by the Ladles and tienthnuen is
charge or OF ,
"UNION TEMPORARY HOME,"
t.r th.. hei—iAlt or that AMORY, 1.1 4 .4 kin4l7
accepted the thvithtion, and will react gillakospeare'es
Play of
AS YOU LIKE IT,
WEDNINIIAY RV PINING!. Mit9 28,1885
Al HIGHT (I'dLl/tk., AM
CONCEUT HALL
KEMPLE will anbarquently read five. Playa of
Math W. aro, at Oat unto taloa, Ott eta avnaitti of
Vitll).k V, tl.. gOth instant i the afternoon of gATtlit-
DAY, the 31Ft instant. and on the evoniroot or HO NDAY,
the 2d, WEDNESDAY, the 411,, and FRIDAY, the 6th
of June.
Duo notire of the Playm to be reed will be given. '
Ticbc:te ...111 he Hold atter tow at Irticit thy
Beedirgn con menco.
The doom will be opened one hour before the EORdiegif,
end for obvious renewal punctuality is earnestly re
irimplett.
TICTCETS,
Tickels for the first Reading can be had or Mr. An
&ow', at Conceit Hall, on and after Monday, the 9.43t1a
inklaht_ milli&
CONCERT HALL
At the rvenest of a n molter of our cingerif,
iktihn atui u
The dtstiuguidied Elocutionist, lute comeoted to Oru
atother come of his delightful
sk:NNcr ItrO.DIN I 2B.
On TEUESDAY arld WCTITIPAY EVBNINCIA
Nor 22 awl 24,
TlftingilL"T'S P.HOGRA.MMIC
Othello's Story of his Life, in reply Co
Brabantio's chews tirtrt.4o,koP94llh
The itlyttr j or, Thu Berri vs of
Charybdis Balwer, from Schiller.
Alexander's Feast ; Or, The Boiler of Kusic....Dryden.
The Bridge of Sielia Hood.
Count Candexpina'a Standard; Or, The
%Ibk /WI. 11, 7 'ft,' tr, ~,,,
Drif ting. T. Buchanan Read.
The Skeleton in Armor LongftlioW.
The Br ath of Blanche of Devon, the 'V'lctlm'a
Faror, Ind the Combat—Extract from the
Poem of o The Lally of the Latin FINAL
A Ifltteornmi Sketeh ft , em the ti Pltittvidt.
Pflperli "—Tr ibl deli versus Pick-
Nick, with the Celebrated Speech of Ser
;leant Buena,
Tickets!, Mmiltlng cne pePan to the Cetlr4A. 00
Binsle Tickets 60
To be obtained at Concert Hall and the raincipall
Music ard Book Storrs.
Doors open at 7J(. Readings to commence at S
inol-21.
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE
NINTH =el wilizraT Streets.
i 919 P" 8 " f f INTBS, 37 13-411ft1f77.1V8
"IT OF in rt,,*VININ tat
Messrs. CABNCHOSS, DI XI: Y, and FR INN.
DIORAN have 'kindly volunteered,
THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, 11Isy 21, 1862,
BABES IN THE WOOD,
4errrelph Iteeer fir, Vining -Unwire,
After whiLh CAB:ICBM &DIXErBEIINI3THICLII
appear in the. . .
GOBBLE FAMILY AND RAW REURUITS
To conclude with
THE NIDEIGHT PICKET,
PRIDES-50, 8T g, 75, and 25 mete; Private Born.
$5 and .18, according to their locale.
Doors open at 7,V o'clock. To "..0110M14141... 1.%
W
M RS * jO A.D.lB l l :a ilis 01:}1 8 1eAtris.
Acting Stage Managar W. S. FIcEDESICHIS
Bnainerm Anent and Traaaarer JOB. D. IVIITELPH
ENGAGEMENT Or MISS JANE COOM SS.
TONIGHT. WERNESII/IY, May .1562,
TEE STRANGER.
Dirs. Haller
To conciladc with
THE HONEY NOON
tit it :5JltEt
will shortly - be prof aced.
Doors open et quarter after 7 o f elook. Curtails rift*
at unortel to 8.
'WEE EVENING CONCERTS Ale
.112 I.IIIOK ER'S RIDE PENDE NCB " LAGEII DEER
SALOON, .933 CHESTNUT Street, below Sixth.
Signora LIBERATI and Elffnor Prima t rl
brarias and irnor from the New inch Optra Troqpn,
with Mot:lcor St;HULTZ, Basso But To—than of the
heat Oriole in America, 0051 E TIE AR
An ORCHESTRA of FINE INSTRUSIHNTS—viz
Violin, Flute, Coma, Contra Basso, and Piano, all
first. Class Profospors, ender the direction of the
welt
knnu h CARL KERSSBBO, will dittoonrki inoetextellaut
m>2l-4t
C°I4°EIIT HALL.
(Chequilt Street) between nth and MIL)
THE NEW LECTURE ROOM'.
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING. MaY.lO. AND E V HIVE
Irt - ENTNG_Trrts wiSEK.
AND MRS PEABODY AT 110111 E.
FOR. POSITIVV.LT BIX NIOILT4 ONLY IN' TIIIIIII.
NEW. 51CR AL, AND AM !NM%
DRAWING Itoosl ENTERTAINMENT
AND G aLLERY Or ILLUSTitaIION,
combining personal sketches, patriotic and humorous re
sliPPll4/ftlb ilvw NOM &Ca forming a Iciest
PARLOR PAS FLUE.
IlarThis is not a theatrical performance.
Adm melon 25 cents. Orchestra Stalls, 50 cents : Old! -
dron rnd Schcr le, 15 ci , nis.
GRAND MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
Tickets and Malls at Gould's and Lee g Walker's
3lnsic Stores. Chestnut street; at Ki ley'a News Stand,
Continental note/ ; and at the Lecture Room.
myl3-0t
MUSICAL FUND HALL.
DR, R, f 5 IT LT tai
Literary editor of The Press, has kindly volunteered to
deliver hie pcpular lecture on the o LIMITS AND
SHADES OF .1111.811 Cll ARACTER," and to recite
Lie legendary Balled, THE GEE ALDINE," in aid
of the Chaells Ect,,ltilnl et Philellolp6lt.
TLI HIND CY ElrElstlldO, May 22, 1862. a 4 8 o'clock,
Tickets 26 Cents. To ha purchased at the door of the
Her, and at the principal Book and Drug Storm
tuy.l9.,tt
G REAT WOELD'S PAIR,
ARM Street, above Ninet&ntb.
For one week, commeneee Kay lath. myl2-12t
TAN AMBIJRGH CO.'S BUN-
T MOTH MENAGERIK.
ORMAT MODAL EXHIBITION
EYATT FROST
This instructive and interesting collection or
Animals, containing every variety known to naturalism,
vy!)l4t3 v:thibtteil under
AN 141 . 51E153N NNW PATIGION)
the largest test ever constructed, (containing upwards at
47,000 sonere feet of cloth, gaily decorated with limpet
all nations,)
On AEON Street, above Nineteenth,
Ootneweeing
MONDAY, May Ittb.
POSITIVELY FOR ONE WEEK ONLY,
(After which it will proceed on its annual summer tour.)
Admission, 55 et-nte; children under nine years, 15 cents.
THREE Pit RFORMANUES VAUD DAY
Poore open at 10 A. 01,, 2 and 7 P. Td, Recently many
turn and valuable additions have been made, the proprte.
tors havina expended on this ectabliebment the enormous
eurn of $105,000. The reeeurcee of every clime have
been CB.llSf 1.1 to COD 1 rilit 1.0 to this
ii.ISEQUALIED ZOOLO 3IOAL EXHIBITION.
It hag been pronounced by the clergy, Dress and elite
of the city of Now York, where it recently exhibited, to
euroms in beauty and variety, any exhibition of the kind
in the known world.
THE LIVING WILD ANIMALS
ell occupy new and enyerb cages, resembling miniature
pohleen, The ornamtotol painting on them le the mod
extraordinary effort of pictorial art and microdot) over
seen in aty country. Mann Davis, a moil of
THE GREAT VAN AM aLTRGH,
whose nerve has rung through Europe and America,
WILL EN TER THE DENS OF TRAINED ANIMALS.
Alm), will appear.
THE GREAT WAIL ELEPHANT HANNIBAL.
B. F. THOMAS Keeper.
PERFORAII.I4O. ELEP9INT. TIPPO SAM,
trained and performed by Prof. .N.tau. Also, Ponies
Monkeys, Mules, Lke. Other grand features of the tut.
tertaitment are the
COLOVSSL GOLDEN CHARIOT,
eobtaloihg Otto Born's Cornet Band ; elm, the dens,
cepa, alai wagons. These, the most magnificent pimas
of workmanship ever constructed, are all new and sus
perb beyond precedent. No descriptivelanguage will sp.
pear eximgeratoci to those who behold them while passing
through the street in a
GORGEOUS PROCESSION,
on the morning of MONDAY. May 19th, preceded by
911 E WORLD. DENOWNED VAN AMBUNGII,
in per eon, the original lion and tiger tamer, who appears
in all his pristine vigor and excellence of former years,
notwithstanding the frequent reports of his being torn to
pieces by the animals. See merning papers for route of
procession, May 19th. niyl2.l2t*
GREAT WORLD'S FAIR,
ARCH, above Nfaeteentli.
Commence, MONDAY, May 19th, for one week.
myl2-12t*•
pENNSYVLANIA ACADEMY OF
JL TUE FINE AnTs. Thirty-ninth Annnel Enid
bition of Paintings and Senlptnre, 1026 OFIESTNOT
Street. Open from 9 A. M. till 6 P. 11., and from T
P. M. till 10 P. M.
Admittance 25 cents; Season Tickets SD cents,
gtocklauldeib, Atkkete, 'and Contrilaukors 1.-11 l receive
their tickets at the AOudemy no ittimlealona without.
Oren from 9 A. M. till 7P. 31 and from 8 till 10
P. M. ap2B
INbTITUTION FOR TAB BLIND—
NAGE and TWENTIETH Streets.
I - Attrition crary wnviimPAY, cornewucints
ball past 3 o'clock, Admission, TEN GENTS.
Store, 11 South EIGHTH Street. rey7-w4t
./ar u , CYRUS HORNE, UNDER
TAKER. No. 23 North ELEVENTH
Street.—Everything pertaining to funerals furnished with
great care, at the shortest uotice,.tald on the most liberal
terms.
The tided and :most approved Metallic Burial Cases
and Lead Coffins, very desirable to persons who have
lost their fritilds in the army, or otherwise, who may
wish their bodies conveyed a distance. lity2l-ws St*
N. IL— Undertakers suptilted at a liberal discount
ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES, OF
all nizel, forms, and colors, for sale Wholesale and
Retail, by
JAMES W. QUEEN & CO., Opticians,
myls-str 924 CHESTNUT Street.
E HAVE JUST RECEIVED
from London direct a large lot of Crosse and
Blackwell's celebrated Pickle..
JAMES HOMES & SONS,
SEVENTH and NOBLE and SIXTH and WOOD.
mr2o. tf
TATOUR'S OLIVE 0114 AND VIR
GIN OIL, new. .
JAMES HOMER & SONS,
SEVENTH and NOBLE and bIXTH and WOOD
zny2o.lf
OLIVE OIL.—A fresh lot of Olive
Oil, In large and small bottles, for sale, to arrive
l.he Gam& Skleees, 1311 Le. g.
toyl4. No. 120 Vintiln St. dZtCnAtVI R
JIMIE L. ENGIIILK
Mr giMOl7 ITAM.IIIP.
Mr. ittA tIC 11A.93Llik.
ONE DOLLAR mull
Miss Sacs OoontbA
Itatiager.