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THE MILITARY EXCITEMENT.—The
excitement of yesterday was by no means as great as on
the previous day. Great anxiety was manifested, how
ever, to bear further accounts from General Banks' com
mand, on account of there being no many Philadelphians
in it. Tho different recruiting stations of the Reserver
Brigade and Borne 'Gritted presented Quite busy and
interesting stereo. During the day numbers of new re
mite were obtained, and it is stated that no difficulty
will be experienced in filling up the ranks. The dram
mars and fifers were parading through the streets beating
tip recruits, reminding VIM somewhat of the scene pre
sented soon after the fail of Fort Sumpter. Owing to tho
action taken by Select Council yesterday afternoon la
zooid to equlpplog the Home Guard, many of the mom
Len of that organization loot all interest in the matter
before them. The course of Councils was strongly con.
.throned. and it was Intimated that their action would be
th e men , of d teheuding the whole of the Home Guard.
In en emergency of this kind the (hard would then tender
their eerviete to tile Government as a body independent,
.and having no connection with the city. The recruiting
for the Reserve Brigade progressed more rapidly than
.tirnt of the other organization, which was no doubt owing
to the fact that the former aro already provided for by
the Stater, while the latter was depending upon the city.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.
—The annual convention of the Protestant Erdscopet
church of the Diocese of Perwayivania was held lest
preniug, of AG Andrew's Ohuroh, 'Eighth street, Pear
Spruce.
Tla attendance was quite large, and the galleries were
wf It tilled.
Rev. Bishop Potter presided, assisted by Bishop E.tee.
Tons. After the convention was called to order, the roll
of !limbers was called by the clerk.
AL election was held for chrk and assletaut clerk fur
the next year. The choice devolved upon tdr Juhu Cusr
lon nod Rev. John 0s Ohllds, the former lucumbente, by
a unaolmoon vote.
The rules of order wore then read, after which Bishop
Potter announced the following ad the standing cool.
retirees for the ensuing year:
Committee nn Charters.-11ev. ill. O. Lightner, Bey.
Viro. F. 11x13ey, 11ev. Thomas Crompton, Mr. Usury
•Ingereon, Mr. Geo. W. Ono:, Prof 11.nry Uoppee.
Committee en Maims of Clergymen to Seats.—ltev.
.D. It. Goodwin, Rev. D.O. dtitirtt, Itov. Win. Newton.
Committee on Obitime of Loy Deputies to Seats.—
.111 r. Jewoe Bull, Mr. Joseph Cabot, 111 r. I). Etodoey King,
Air. S. r. 'Cagle
The report et the committee on charters was then read.
It sate: The standing committee herewith present the
charters ci the Church of St. Ail) in, sail a Grave
Church, Mount Airy, and the articles association or
the free Church of St. John, They desire to call the no
tics of the Convention to the tact that the couttituent ha.
•dy is limited to communicants, and the a tides contain a
provision that no revenue shad be derived from rents of
pew. or seats. &U WARD OLMSTEAD,
Secretary.
Dr. Ducachot offorod the following:
Resolved, That the house shall hold taro 10.811009 every
day—to wit: front 0 A . M. to 3 I'. DI., and from 5 P.
to 7 P. AI, provided it thall not meet on Wodneeday until
10 o'Llork A. DI , Wile° it shall ti/SOMilie for divine ear
vice
.Restolred, That clergyman of the Protestant Ilplscopnl
Choir)), beiunging to this diocese, uut entitled to seta in
Mtn Convention, clergymen of other dlocosos, and clergy
loco of the °bomb of England, or of her colonies, and
studonts of • divinity of the Episcopal Church now in
this city, be admitted to the sittings of this Commotion.
Which trete adopted, and the Contention ediournel
intik Otis morals:ie.
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THE VOLUNTEER REFRESHMENT OR
/ORR—The Cooper Shop Volunteer Refreshment Ss
nu- ham just celebrated its first anuiversary, her
beets organized on the twenty-sixth of May, 186 .
a report shows that during the year 87,513 Union eol
ith have been fed at the saloon, and one hundred and
tf -taut' received medical treatment in the hospitals.
addition to these, many were temporarily relieved by
i)sicians outside of the establishment. The institution
s been sustained wholly by the gifts of patriotic people
d institutions. The total amount of c.intributions up
the prevent time amounted to A 13,163 83. In addition
ilds, many persons presented the saloon with provi-
Ins and building materials. The total enuunt of ex
ndttures wad $12,860.31.
an election of officers for the ensuing year resnited as
lows: President, Win. Id. Cooper; vice presiiout,
O. Simpson.; treasurer, Adam Simpson • secretary,
s. hi. Monti ; corresponding secretary, 13. B. Hall ;
•ekeepor, Samuel Nichole ; provision committee, Jo
-1 Coward, Jr , Wm. Sprole, W.lt S. Cooper, Philip
:patrics, and limas Plant.
be election of a Board of Managers for the Soldier's
to will take place on next Thursday evening. The
ter.shop Committee will meet this evening.
Jetetd ay the that anniversary of the Union Volunteer
retlituont Saipan was also celebrated by a salute of
hutdrtd guns. The organization was not entered
until the 21th of Kay, 1863, although a committee
:Maths, which afterwards merged into the Union
unttee, led soldiers prior to the above date.
to new addition to the saloon, for the accommodation
irk and wounded soldiers, to nearly complete'. fa
Men to this new structure, a house in the neighbor
it bee been secured for a like object.
"to ladies Of the Union Committee are busy in making
tgaments for the grand floral fair to be opened on
t6th of June, at the saloon, foot of Washington
10.
. OLD BuudnNo.—The old Burd
ion, at the son theast corner of Niuth and Ohoetnut
tin hi now being demolished, preparatory to erecting
place three handsome storm This eiructure was
tinily built for Mr. Joesph Stine, then a wealthy
'mut of this city. Mr. Sinse resided there for some
The property subsequently fell into the tenseusion
r. Edward I hipper' Third, who resided there until
ieried of his death, which to.ek place in 1818. The
d Mr. liurd prevtded that the o d homestead should
me in the occupancy of during the cOn
,cn if her life. After her death, tiro house was to
n clewed for a period of one 3 ear, and durlug thst
nue prow person wait to be rlnpluy ea to take care
the expiration of the time named, the cat mansion
to bu aemolletted, and a tow t.f mores was ord-oed
built, occum lug the entire lot, from Cueetnut street
teem Alter the completion of the improvement,
roporty is to bo diTidea among certain parties named
far. Third made opecial provision that no
or place of public amusement should be erected
the let.
11111 died In April, ISM. The improvement pro
:or U 3 Mr. Bard war not mhde 413 promptly ea the
itl.orlsed, in consequence of trio diaardusett condi
the cUUktry.-• 1.103 now b. pu.bed
.
NATIONAL GUARD .
—Reoruitina
0
4, on rapidly in the Notional Gaud—the members
Idles to the call almost nueuitu.nely, while the el
.1, gladdened by the coming forward of the recruits
u-re oill, them fu the old nth Megirumd, during the
!Willits savior. The Guard poseera an advantage
leg officers who are conversant watt all the details
ve service, in camp or upon the march, and who
OLCO be enabled to provide fur the comfort of their
ted promote a knowitdge of drill and discipline.
idventeg,s con only be judged of by those who
',countered, f,..r the hint tree, the emergencies
laments of a camp Ilse, where, to the new be.
much hoe to be learned. Tney (the (herd) urn
e of being able to marsh, with a felt regimeet,•
filmed, in a day or two at the furthe,t. Youug
~,,irons of serving their country, are invited to
•cl and at ()1100, while a chance is offered them,
MAISAYIINK MILLS. —A ttention
called to the fact that there is a general purpose
rt of the cotter, and woollen nuttaufalturers In
,k, and ether pieces, to atop worklug their mills
I the peasegesof the LW ilny.istug a tux of three
If per cent. ad valorem on the msterlal. The
Id add much to the original cost, and would
paid iu emit otteeery eels by the manufacturers,
they received payment to money or not. The
.urtra would thus be compelled to cease opera-
I sere al drins have already prepared to atop
le within two weeks after the postage of the
BOOT-BLACK BRIGADE.—The
weekly meeting of this organisation way held
It g, at the rooms of the Young don's Chris
idation. Dr. Kevin, the president, being ab..
meeting was opened with prayer by the cecre-
Lcid Dickson. The lads were addressed by
Williams, klingus, Tu.ay, and others. Tho
bath-school Convention brought to the roam
unbar of delegate', who also took part in tho
kind lady wee 'present with some dillies
he boys, fur which they gave a hearty vote of
The attendance/rag good, and the Brigso.e eon
ennelres very well. The lads rattled, to inset
'be tune place, on Tuesday evening next.
"ERSAAY OF TUE UNION VOLT:UT—
IMP:MOM HT 003/ WETTlSE.—Yesterday
de of thitty. four guile wee fired by tho [felon
Behest/mut Comin'ttee, ut thole 641000, to
(heir first annivertary. On the 27th of Ray,
muittet. of Indies and gentlemoo, who had been
providing for the troops at Broad nod Prime
at the foot of Washington street, wee organ
!tetrad the first despatch from New York that
would arrive during the dey. This was the
drutlon of the kind to the country, and from
le hare sprung meny others, that hare done a
Ilia good. Their rtport will be publlthed la a
Mowing what has beuu done by it, liberality
tone of Philudelehle in ope year.
• CAsEe.—Yeaterday afternoon
•d Wade Lippee was charge(' before Police
Boater with being a faiative from justice
ore. Ile is charged with being a hotel thief,
tent back to where he is wanted. _ _
!buns wee also arrested byDetective Ben Lo
churge of hole) thieving. He was detected
r carrying off clothing milosging to some or
•e t at the States Union Hotel, whore the prl
tupping. Ho was committed to answer.
BAIIBATH - dCHOOL CONVEN
;oneentinu, COMpOf ed of representatives of the
'bath schools lu the State, c ill cotumenno its
nornisg, et ten o'clock, in the First lode pend-
Drina' street, below Chestnut. The object of
ion is to obtain au accurate view acid survey
in its Sebbeth. chool napBClB, and to devise
ens by which to impart increased vigor and
the Sabbath f cline's, teach the destitute, and
;usual interest.
sx al:FN.—The Scott foundry
hop at Reading is now engaged In turning
le of the largo close of guns required by
wilt. It is twelve fsot long, awl has a bare
ea. 14 hett finished It will be a most beautl
%wk. The foundry for the, costing of these
I also befog prepared. Two pits, one 17, and
Met deep, have ban prepared for that. pnr
pthd with all the necessary appliances far
ordnance.
•
OF AN EPISCOPAL MINISTER.
afternoon, the Rev. William Douglass,
3L Thomas (colored) Episcopal (March,
root his ItklloollCO, to Powell street. Tha
.rgely attended by the clergy, among whom
amps Potter and Stevens. df.r. Douglass
ived by tile congregation, and enjoyed the
1y outside of the pate of Lis faith.
TIE P.ENNSYLVANIA. RAE
reiuessun the Kurth Pooosy'Tools Ke
.shosrs a consideruble increase over 'eat
unt of receipts at the Qnsicerto en statiou,
cf the host ou the rowl, during the past
evoral hundred dollars more than the
month of last rear. The freight bosieess
h larger increase thau in the receipts from
• NEW BEGIIIENT .—A regi-
Iresniced in this city under the name of
, anin Independsnt I/nerd " ' An informs]
. (Moors wee held yesterday, and the cola
!eyed to Oolonel Priv:math. The regimeut
tree or eh months Abont4oo young luau.
gireody Wolfed their 'ideation to tots It.
ESCAPE FROM DROWNING.—
(+moon'
during n rope-walking exhibition
a mall balloon containing three men, was
below tho dom. Another boot was sent
wore reicood.
ANIA VETERANS. —A meet:-
withers who ter'/trio the arnty duriug
;Wood In 1812 he to take Waco at the
ity's Armory, !Math street, below Arch,
la afternoon.
.
ZSULT.—Patnek Burns who
the railroad at Nioettooth aod Wash
.ahrday, died front his [Wades yeatir-
Petuppylvarda IbsPital• Ito woe a
tt thirty years of sae.
INFANTICIDE —The body
buts day or two old, was found lo the
vo colored mrn, on Monday morning,
iove Oonsholiockro. Toe body-was tied
,pd beside being bruised, Wu heed was
!EPT.ED.—The Third lie
.
rcb, of Ole city, bare offered a non-
James Denning, Jr., of Hackensack,
has occopted the call.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
THE MONEY MARKET.
PHILAMILPHIA, May 27,1862.
The opening quotations of the Stock Board were &bent
the some as the cleeing prices of yesterday. Stocks have
pretty generally recovered from tho shock of yesterday,
and nearly approached the figures of last week. A de
cided steadiness characterized the rearketdaring the day,
and operations were large at an advance. A belief that
the disaster to General Banks was unimportant, and that
McClellan would soon have a loose hand to shake at the
rebels tended greatly to this elastic feeling. The arrival
of a messenger from Washington, who stated that the re
trograde movement was understood and believed, by re
sidents and those high in office, to be premeditated, ie.
ducal a skill better feeling, and but few seemed inclined
to sell United States 7-308 at 4x, although one large sale
was made at that figure. Reedits); recovered to 24X,
with no more offered at that figure. City 6s, new, ad
vanced %, and considerable tett% at 102 X. Schuylkill
Navigation 6s, 1882, sold at 69X, a rise of 1% on yedor
day's bid. Pennsylvania Railroad, let mortgage, 101; 241
mortuage 98X, an advance of x on lest sales Penn
sylvania ss, buyer five days, 677,;, on advance of an X
Beading 6s, 1670, 93X, an advance of X on yesterday's
bid. Beaver Meadow Railroad was firm at 53%. Phi
ladelphia nod Sunbury 7s at DD. The closiog prices of
the board show a continued healthfulness, and the above
prices were sustained. About 76,000 bonds changed
bands, and but few shares. Passenger railways MI 0 a
littlo more in demand at old prices.
The early transactions in gold, au the street, were made
at 3X premium. Advicea from Now York advanced the
rate to 4, the market closing at that figure. Silver re
mains at .
Foreign gold Is rather dull, and wo noted bit row
ealee.
But little le doing In land warrants, the passage of the
bemeatead bill having unsettled the market, and no per
manent quotations can be given. The following aro the
present figures:
Land warrant quotations, corrected by Drexel & Co.,
4 South Third street:
BUTING. Enta.mra.
100 acres 40c. par acre..........60c. per acre.
120 scree ....Ma per acre 60c. per acre.
SO acres 00c. per acre 900. per acre.
40 acres 80c •per acre ..110c. per acre.
Money still continues plenty, and first-class paper Is
eagerly sought at from 6 to 6, but little is offered, and
the trade is dull. Street operations in United States n
euritic' wore not very numerous, holders not being
anxtoue to sell at present prices. Some sales were made,
however, at 104 x.
Tc-day it meeting of the shareholders of the Lehigh
Coal and Navigation Company le to be held at the Beard
of Trade rooms, to hear the report of the committee as
to the practicability of converting the scrip of the com
pany into snares. Those Interested may find it to their
advantale to attend. flank-sots matters are unite ac
tive, Pennsylvania currency commanding the principal
attention of the brokers at 6-10 disconnt. Ohio and In
diana 3, not much afloat. Good Illinois and Witconsla
at 3; Kentucky 1 ; but little to doing in Southern fan's,
the only figure at which it Is bought being 60 per cent.
discount.
fifteen. Drexel & Co. furnish the following quotations
New York exchange ' Par to 1-10 pre.
Boston exchange; .. to 1-10 L•
Baltimore exchange. ' " to 1-10 die.
Country funds .x to 6-40 ..
American gad .103 X to 104
One year certificates Pera)l dia.
Coupon bonds .103)4 to 103)(
Philadelphia Stock Excnange Sales, May 37.
[Reported by S. E. SLAY3tAKER, Bails. Exchange.]
FIRST BOARD.
110,000 US 7-10 T ' S n c 1.101%
12000 Ant Gold 146 1033
500 Onin & Am 63'83. 95
20 2d & 3d it 0334
62 Or & Contoo.st B. 28
1800 21 Poona 6s 75X
36 Mies & Wal-st B. 33X
10 tap & Pine et 8... 12x
20 Morris Canal.... 46%
2000 City 6s N. 8 0. 9d
2000 Co 'Bl. ...iisllo3%
6Penna 8, ,,.....41M
r. 32 do .051 , m 473,s
12 do .47%
9000 Read 64 10. awn 98,4
1000 U 3 83 Beg '81.....109N
1600 08 Ca cpn 'Bl. ;.109p,
2000 Sa N
l ay 6s 'B2:bs 68,1(
4000 do b 2 89%
20 Cam & Am 8....182
8 do e 5,411.199
6000 Pa It let m. 40111.104
1000 Penns It 2d m. 98%
- . BETiVI3E
5000 Elmira B h..... 88x I
15 Poona 11. 4.7 xi
2860 City 60 new 102% 1
10,000 do no w..... 10231
1000 Penns 6e b 5 117,14
SECO:NI)
2000 Reading es '70... 931 i
SOO U$ 7-30ry n c1n.104,,ii
1002 US Os 'Bl 103}
5000 West Branch Os.. 81
100 Sold Ns, prf..s6o 16
5 Arch-et R 22%
3050 Cam & Am bd '64.100
if 00 Us 66 '6l .1031 E
64 Eace&V cur WE 7%
50 Oataw R praf.b6o 8%
1000 Poona ba b 5 £77;
Abt 2800 d 0.... aswa 81%
30 Reading 24%
14 Perna .... 47%
1100 City Gs new .....1(r2%
22(0 do new 102%
05 liezleton Goal 46%
01 Beaver Meadow.. 58%
600 115 7.30 T'y n c1n.104%
700 d 0...
. .... 104%
NW Fiala .tStai 7a... 10 1
CLOSING P 1
Bid. Asked.'
fJ 13 Os 'Bl 103% 10334
II 13 Tr 7 3-10 N. 1041( 104%
Philatla 6s. 99 3.9%
Philada Os new.. 102% 106
Penna. 6s. 87% 88
Reading It 24% 2434
Road m W80'43.100 ..
Read bds '70.... 93 9334
Read mt 6e'80.. 86 88%
Penns 31. ex dlr. 47% 47%
fauna El m 6e..104 104%
Pennon 2 mils.. 98 1(
titorris Gni Cdn.. 451( 47
Morris Gni I'rof.ll7
Soh Nay Stock.. 6 6%
Sch Nay Prof... 15 161(
Sell Nay 6x'82.. 691 f 13934
Elmira It 1034 10x,
ICES—FIRIII.
Bid. Asked.
Elmira R 19% 203(
Elmira la '73... 87% 83
laland R 14% 15%
Lough CI &Ras.. 55 55%
LeCi & Nav eep. 30% 40.
N Peuna R..... 8 8%
NPa R ietoff 75% 78
N Penult 11 19s. 93 . 94
Cataw J Con... 2% 2%
Catanisaa Pct. 8% 8%
Fink & South 11 45 ..
2,1&24-at lt. glYolf 86,y,
r W ce&Vino-stlt 7% 8
54 54%
Spruce& Pine.. 12X 'lB
Green & Coates.. 26 26,v
10hea & Walnut. 833( 84
Arch Street.... 224 22%
Philadelphia Markets.
MAY 27—Evening.
The demand ror Flour is limited, both for export and
balm sales; about sf o bbis superfino sold at 84 7505,
the latter for nom. Porirriveusa, and 500 lab's North
trestern extra fannly at $6.12X. Thu sales to the trade
are limited at the above figures for enacrflae, 8185 75
for common to good extra and t xtra &wig, and 6600.50
bbl for fancy braids, as to rinalty. Dye Flour is
sellirg, in a email way, at 8.3.25 VP. bal. Corn Meal is
111110 t at $2 62X for POTlllB)lvatiia Neal.
Wrieler.—The offerings are light, and prices unchang
ed, with sales of 3,000 bus at 810L10 for Inferior ;
51.1281.23 for good and prime Penna. reds, and $1.308
7.40 for white, the latter for prime Kentucky. Rye is
selling at 66c for Penna. Corn is in demand at the ad
vance; about 8,000 bus, month , prime Southern yellow,
told et 64c afloat, Including some Penna. in store at 520
bac, and white nt 60c. Oats are without alteration;,
3,0Z0 bun Penna cold at 88c, and 600 bus Delaware at
86e afloat
Besx.—let lin. 1 Qaarcitron is steady, and selling a
$33.60 ton.
Comm —The market 16 firm to-day undo: the late
news from abroad, but there le very little doing in the
was of aide,.
Guocznirs AND PROVISIONS.—Tbere 1e rery little
doing in either. but the market for the latter is dull.
rt*nroxy —There no change; Peuusylvania bids are
telling at 24c; Ohio do 24Xc and dttalge at 22.0
CITY- ITEMS.
The Sick and Wounded of the Army
The following we extract from a letter addressed to
George U. Stuart, Esq., of this city, by the Bey. J. C.
Sloan, dated "Steamboat Sew," on the way to York
town, May 22, 1862. Mr. Sloan is a member of the depu
tation lent to Virginia by the Young Moo's Christian
daeociation of this city, to attend to the wants and spi
ritual comfort of the lick and wounded seidiera. After
narrating a ',ember of individual cases of interest that
have come under hie notice, in ministering to the suffer•era in the Mill Creek and Seminary 'hospitals, he says:
There are many of the rebel wounded among them.
They all seem greatly surprised at the kind treatment
which they receive, and some with whom I hare con
versed express sorrow for baring engaged in the war.
Many of ahem have died. They seem to be less able to
bt ar op under their sufferings than the Union soldiers.
If I can, I will remain as long as 1 see them Is work to
be done May I write you for whatever I thlok will aid
to their coolest and such as cannot be obtained tweed
There are those in Phliadelphla who I know will gladly
contribute. The need in many cases in Kill Greek hos
pital is nourishing food and little delicacies, snob as we
cannot find Isere I shall remain for some time at York
town, and other pause up on the way to Richmthd,
should we find many wounded and sick. Should I find
but- few, and those there attending and girlog Ohristian
instruction, I shell return to the hospitals at Fortress
Monroe.
I write this will pencil, uud ruder the rough7m.)ll°n of
the bout. Tell tin Obristiuns in l'hiladolohle to pray for
the wounded and sick of our arm,.
lO u'or.ox P. kl —We arrived her• (Yorktown) at 3
o'clock, and found 1,500 sick soldiers. They bare n.l read
ins matter of any kind. I never saw so much eagereess to
get Studs and religions books If you could have a box
tent here, to the care of Dr. Watson, it would he .loyfoliy
received by these soldiers. I shall probably go up to the
White 801130. I am told there are 1,000 sick and wound
ed there. '1 bey have land ne preaching here or religiune
service of kind, I am told. We visited two of the hospitals
this evening. and gave each something to read, and had
worship with them. They manifested the greatest grati
tude, and beg us to be sure and tomato their roomy
again.
• Suture this hasty scrawl. We are staying with the
only' ton of a family that has remained. The rebels de
stroyed everything he had, and carried him off with
thin, but be (soaped, and came in.
Yount, kc., J. D. SLOAN.
CARTES DE VISITE OF _ DISTIMUISIIED
FRIENDB.--711r. F. Gutekunst, the celebrated Onto
grapher, Nee. 7C4 and 706 Arch street, has recently
added to bin elegant collection of fine card photographs,
of his own inimitable production, some exquisite per
halts, in this neat and attractive style for the album, of
distinguished members (deceased and living) of the Bo
eh ty of Friends, of which we may name those of Lncretia
Mott, the Quaker preacher of this city ; Joseph John
Gurney, ono of the chief apostles of Quakerism in this
cc un I ry , with bit wife Eliza, and h.e great and good sister,
Elizabeth Fry. The latter, of course, are copied from en
grevings, but they aro perfect gams of pictures, and are
finding a large sale at Ht. Ontatinet'S counters. A fine
card picture of the Gurney residence, by Outekunst,'ls
alto hero an tale. •
ELEGANT CADPETN AND CANTON MATTISON
AT MODERATE PRIORS —brewers. J. F. & E. B. Or.se,
No. 619 Chestnut street, opposite the State florae, have
now In Moro a insgnificeut asiortmant of all the no-iteat
and most desirable Carpets, chiefly of their min tuiporta-
Goo. Also, an. elegant line of Canton filettinits, ern-
bracing every variety, all of which they era Belting at
unnsually mcdc ate prices, in anticipation of their con
templated removal to their splendid new store about
being cummenced at 'Ninth and Chestnut streets.
A WORD OF A MICE TO GENTLEDEN.—There
are hundreds of our readers, in this city and elsewhere,
who know frcm expetience 'that the Hain and Caps
enenutecfn - Ceil and mild by Messrs. Charles Oakfortl
Bon. under the Coutineetal Hotel, are the most etylish,
most durable, and the best in every particular, made In
thle country or Europe. To those who have not ye t
imbed this fact, WO would say, Buy ()Word & Bou'll
hats in preference to any others." Their price', =re
over, ore remarkably low, for the finality of geode sold.
To late for children and mines their stock Is also unex
ceptionsble.
AN AMIABLE SIONSII LAl:qr.—Among the
rebel letters found at Yorktown was the following from
a fair damsel, named llebitable, who thus counsels her
lover, Obedieb: "When yu git into the fete yu jig tak tue
o f them mean 'Myelin yanked' bi ther Moser& as To ar
abet and sheik them orl to pinta and send me a piece to
renumber yu by." Mehitahle is affectionately informed
that neither 'Yankees nor their trowsers are of the kind
to )trld to much treatment no she propoma. The men
come of a stock that to not easily shaken, and the trow.. •
sere are generally from the Brown-Mona Clothing Ilan
'of Rockhill & Wilton; Noe 603 and 000 Chestnut street,
above Slxlh, Philivicipble-
DIII2NSIONS 02 THE NATIONAL CAPITOL.—
The dimeasione of the Capitol at Washington are thus
edits laity staled: Whole length of building, 751 feet 4
inthee length of aings, including steps, 324 feet; width
of singe, 142 feet 6 inches; width of old Capitol, 352
feet 4 inches; height of dome above the basement-floor,
264 feet; ground actually covered, 163,112 square feet,
or score than three and it half acres. The main part of
II o strrictrue resembles In appearance the handsome
building occupied by Granville Stokes, the fashioner and
clothier, at No . . 009 Chestnut street, where 4he !Most
Myles' Of Summer Clothing are selling at remarkably low
prices.
DRIED AND SMOKED MEATS, Of superior qua
lity, for the warm weather, can always be bad at Mr 0.
B. Idattoon'e, dealer in Flue Groceries, Arch and Tenth
streets. Ilia elegant Jersay•ctired hams, line dried beef,
and largo•aized tongues ore unequalled for excellence,
and should be tried by everibe,:lr.
"ALL QUIET ALONG TEE LINES."—The
Chestnut end Walnut Streets Railroad lino was taken
poasesnion of yesterday, morning, early, by the 'Union
forces, which given cm the command of the Delaware from
Chestnut to Walnut streets, and all of the strategic points
along the line, including the di National Saint i," Fourth
end Walnut. Citartou Stokes, with his Staff Officers and
their suite, wore out in the morning, making a reconnais
sance in force, when some skirmishing was heard in front
of their vertu', and towards noon a general engagement
wee brought on. The cutters within the works wore
very active, nod eeveral brave fellows bad their full
length measured out during tho day.
I have to repeat that the Bullet-Proof Vests wont off
handsomely, of which I wins special notice to be tattoo
by the Wei . Department.
(Signed) CHARLES STOKES,
"One Price," under the Continental', Oommandioa.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—NIoth and fjhoidnot
'Afro Jos Wocd, Pitlsburg • Miss A J Wand, Pittsburg
Robt 13 Steven% , T S Clark. Pittsburg
It 0 Mercer, Tov:atla G T Van Doren, Pittsburg
P Jonesk wf, Read[ng G W Casa, Pittsburg
W Hammel & a, Pa Mile Hammel, Harrisburg
F Jaeger, CI lenge Joe Torrence, Cincinnati
H S Magian', Lanceater P Dougherty Harrilluirg
Col E.lie, St Louie F S Porkies, New York
Z Baldwin, New York W R Brown, W House, Ye
G Betesg, Jr, Rockville, Ct J J Detwiller, D, Easton
Ml,a S Boat, Hatton E McLaughlin k la. N J
W A ['lnatome, Zealot' Lient 0 C, Eckert. U S
J Eckert, Pottsville John Brame', Cleveland
Col idnounider, USA Aire Magusider
Wm Menzies, New York Z Dliiwball
Ithn F Read,le, Now York olt Pablo & tady
NV C Doe.; e, Waal, D 0 3 9 Osgood & la, Now York
J T Boyle, Kootocky B A Badger & la Vortscuth
bliss F E Chamberlain, N H Albion W Fernald, N
T A Neatnitli, Clikeinnatt,o BL Woodhouse, NOW York
Mee F Nunn, Wadi% D 0 Ospt Ono Oib3ou, US A
B Crosby, (Wm° Howard L Johtown
A May Penis) Irani& L W New York
kllceonnel a le Miuerre McDougal N 0
A 0 Sterner, New York J tleabtonck, New. York
R Runt, Boston ' A Christy, St bo n's
Ileum, Owen, Seneca Fella F Lochner, Now York
0 „Holmes, Jr, Maas R A Lamberton, Harrisleg
J A Greene . \Geo D Stewart. lowa
A 0 McClelland, Pittsburg.Rß Abrams& wf. Pa
BF lloasewortb, St Paul W J ELlsy, Was D 0
* Geo F Bemis. Dootou Newton Lightner St la, Pa
Muster J Lightner, PA Mrs Warrant it 2 day, Pa
Mre Haley, Pennsylviulta Miss lialdeinau, Pa
A 8 Sturtevant, Now York W 0 Kele° Erie, Pn vrzt . 3
W A Torrey, New York W Foster, Jr, New York
S B Nott, New York Jan Bowen
J Fitzpatrick, Maryland Mrs I!' Femaid,Portertatt
A M lienderson & la, Mo_ Mrs Ralston, Oincln. Ohio
H F Coyle & la. Brooklyn 0 W rattorac,n, if Jersey
Chester Snow, Masa W S Scott, Novi York
U Jones & wf, Peena Mr Man, Philada iT1351
Tad & Potter, Prov, 8I W C aturzliill, New York
N ginirsbury, 'Hartford Caleb Ildagrave, Prov, R I
W G Weston, U 8 A Was Porter, Lynn, Masa
G DL Veyld, Waal!, D 0 G Crandall & wf, Wash
ltllre Orandt 11, Week, D 0 A J Pitch. Jersey Oity
Z H Rafael; & le,'Pertna P D Ilaevimao, N York
Clwts Fuller, Scranton Hon Ratak B Wright, Pa
JA. Gardner, York Swing Il E Smatl, Yore . , Pa •
J 0 Jordan, York, Pa D Itolilday, Baltimore
P F Camay, Jr. Delaware Mies Liszt° (lawny, Dal
E Eworte, Pittelturg Ghat Reels
V Grcer. & wf, Lena are It [I Hobart. ' New York
T Leland Boston M hards, Now York
Stephen Taylor. Masa B Holcomb. Delaware
J P Clark & la, Penns Geo W Bradley, Syracuse
W E Hooper, Baltimore ?L Carter, England
Thee L Carhart, New York A Tenney, New Yark
A Leland, Blase .1 W litilloger, Wash, D 0
W W thiPeen, Hoboken Joelst S Lt. verott, N Y
B Looker, Maryland E Clark, Washington, D C
BMA Jamison Pittah'g T P Whitemarah, N Y
W Bridge. Baltimore \V SL Scott
L P Griffith J F Dix, Baltimore
L Mame, Wsebington W T Phipps, Cincinnati
W H Hope, Wash, D 0 N Hunter, Beading
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fonrth st,.below Arch.
11 Peters, Delaware R H Patterson. Maryland
Wet Canfield, Ohio H S Wharton, Huntingdon
C L Hansa, Shankeville O Signfooak la, Bedford
Mrs Burn., St Augnstine J D Boyle k la, Uniontown
W P Janke, Woodville E H Nevin; Mesa
Chic Hirsh, Lancaster W White, Butler
C Pot ter, Attica, Ind E Bateman, Danville, 11l
O H Slater, N Jersey J Ii Lee
Jacob Bear, Penna J'Eahelman, Penns
BB Pttriken ' Huntingdon 0 W Oliver, Winsport
A Crowell, Poona • H D Schmidt, Carlisle
H. O Itt 01, U Chunk W A Houck, Petersburg
J D Stewart, Tyione. E F Etzler, Milton
T D Bc eber,Muncy ORCook la
J D Halbert, Carlisle J N Hays, Shippensburg
F Shoemaker, Newburg J B Wallace, Huntingdon
Mho Trait, Clearfield W S Readin, Pitteton
Coo Slate, Wnieport II A Slate, Wtasport
Wm Allen, Pittston W H Frytalre,• Milton
Kesr, Mineravale W Crofter, tifitilinbarg
Jos J R Orwlg, bliffliuburg John S Let D, Easton
R Atte, Now Lisbon, 0 F H Zapernick,Ohio
Blair, Shipsensburg O W Croft, Shipperiebargi
Et toys:lour, New York W A. Wallace, Penes
T B Collins, Maryland . S P Barrows, Pittsburg
S Hitchcock, Oncrtecticut A J Eudeley,Pittsburg
BOARDS
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
or TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST NIGH?
AMERlCAN—Cliestnnt street, above Fifth.
II 0 Dowell, Now York Jno Cunniugham, Poona'
J II Jor.ea, Williamepott J H Smith, Williamsoort•
J a Brown, Wiilimusport II J Perkins, Whits Pine
Mai Wm Lee 8 wf, I'enna T N Bogle, Wash co, Pa
JooDlosicore, Wadi ro, Pa J P Caldwell, Florence, Pa
WniJ Cool, Florence, Pa Wdl L Wrlaiq Ninth, Pa
Thos McKean, Li ash. Pa H Wash, Pa
Jacob elagle, Waab, Pa J r Lattoruns, Delaware
It A llooper, Do•ton T II bitgreage, Easton
Geo top, York, Pa Mrs Uop, York, Pa
W Dep. York, Pa W J Smith, Minereville
Jos Bradford. Newport, 8188 Carr, Virginia
J Babcock Rhode Island Com Illontgomery & la.D 0
A B Ludism, New Jirser 8 Drinkhonse, Hatton, Pa
W W Becdtreon, alar)land W Calvert, Juicy Shore
W U Lawson 81a, Hilton 111 Chamberlin dau
MIFS Betty Wetvon Wise Sally Watson
L Farnewcrth t, Is, Penns Mies B.sthenbough, Penns
A liepbrirn, Penns Chas L Wells Downinen
Capt (.} W Drunk), Virginia U W Rogers, Virginia •
A B Pope, Pro'', B I Joe Simone, Es. , ton _
J Weisz, illiMinborg. .
N G Morrison, Potisiille
lI LOI d, Pottsville Alex Wci , s, Ilastoo, Pa
P M Stove, Providence. B I 14 Ts) tor. Trenton, el .1
W 0 Baxter, Mercenibtirg J Wescott, Maine •
J B Whitaker, klaryland BIC Jackson, littryland
Hugh Jackson, Mari land It B Gordy, Maryland
J 13 utupbraya, Maryland Oscar Freeoy, Maryland
MCA W li Comegyo, US & F W &conk!, Nows,rit, N J
J 0 Hinwou, New York Joe Mc Wdad.' D 0
BT. LOIIIti ROTEL--(ltteetunt emit, above Third.
J L Tiluoy, Delaware Lient O S Oltrk
Lieut U R Wilson, US A II R Elwell, Terre abuto
Mr Eccles, Trenton, N J W B Roseubanm, N J
John S Johueou,
R J Abbott, Virginia 'W Obese, Neet York
Alex Bow(llteb, Bost,n a N Sege, Conoectleat
DiFs Wilson, Bermuda. W I John P Dole, New York
T B Towoneud, Tifica NY W B Lukeas, Mies, N
Geddeu. Lowlebnrg, Pa
Tux UNION—Arch street, above Third
ZDree, Draltingdon co, Pa L Trauriaer, Greensburg
0 A Jenks, Newtown, Pa D Hunter, Tanoqua
0 Wtldfs & In, Delaware W H Sayre, Mulch abunk
J B She. Her, Pcnna W B Shaeffer, Pittsburg
J T Jakee, Camden, Del F W Weed, Trout Rim
0 Dobson, Pottsville W P Emery. New Jersey
O L Droll, Middletown, 0 D Eppley, Harrleburg
A Brtremel, Harrisburg • T A Hummel, Harlisburr4
ffirs.l Doltqn, Lambertville Mee Km° Dean,' Parma
D Johnson, Allegheny, Pa D GUIs, Easton, Pa
.w P Hammond, Ph Leda C E Davis & wife
J T Shinier, Allentown
H Banter, Penland, Me
Clement, Delaware
NATIONAL DOTEL—Bnoe sheet, above Third.
3.11 Groff, Mechanicsburg R Bnhe, Allentown,Pa
W Whitaktr , Penna Peter Belo, Pennsyvania
W a Idennig A wife, Permit Argos Snurbea, Safe Harbor
Dr J Randig, Pennsylvania Alfred Kendig, Penna
B Urban, Blount Joy, Pa ink' Hassler A wife, retina
John Brandt A wife, Penn* 111 Hasler A wife, Penna
Jchn Id Harley, Bucks no John Carper, Pennsylvania
Semi Bomberger, Pence H. Kreitzor, L banon as, Pa
Adam Barnes, Lebanon co W M Seltzer, Leonvon co
John A Danger, Lebanon co B F B.endlinger, Penna
H C Sherk, Pennsylvania H Bechtold & Indy, Penna
John lasers, Mount Joy Ceo Corey, Pennsylvania
Bev T G Brown Jr wife, Pa Miss Lizzie Ranch, Penna
J L Lineberger, Lebanon John Miller, Lebanon •
Hits hi Looser, Lebanon 3lfes L Ketch, Lebanon •
Mire L Elsmbleton,Le , anon Harvey Houck, Lebanon
Miss A Bhercr. Lebanon Adam Riser, Lebanon
B S Weiss. Lebanon A S Light, Lebanon'
D A Tawney, Lebanon H Forester, Lebanon
J C Uhler, Lebanon B 0 Omen. Lebanon
J B Orth. Bruntuelatown Sheck. 'Lebanon
B Light, Lehnuen 8 Wise. jr,'Lebanon
Jos Biißbtblil, Lebanon . John Brightbill. Lebanon
STATES UNlON—Market street, above Sixth.
J Patton, Lancaster co V B Beano, Middletown
B D Rim New York H J Lynch, Pittsburg
.W Beck, LaWrenceville D Mcßoehm', Penna •
J.Bsgerty & le, P nus B F Pitta, Indiana co
W F Iteiber, Pima J M harper, TYrolle, Pa
J Balaton, Attustrc,ng co D Sterrett, Osrliate
G Gingrich, Lancaster co A Hutchison, Ptitsburg
J O Roemer & 10, Pa J Spotts, Pottsville
B McDivitt, Penne J SI Outumings, Oi,artield
D B Bollinger, Penna J G Wolf, Penns
Bev D flock Parma Bev S Hoary & la. Littlet'n
Pt McClintock, Perry co Jon Kelley, Juniata oo
W Buchanan ' Cambridge J Barth'. tlumb,rtand ce,
W V Banks, Penns Min .1 J Banks, Patina
Abraham Scholl, Lotto co Alex Bonney, Johnstown
James Williams, lowa . .
COMMIROIAL--Sixth street, above Choi - nut.
B 'Walley, Cheater co = Growl
B J Barton J T MASSOY, Penns
O.K Al cDonalti, Chester co D Zook, Mt Joy •
J W Buckley & wf, Pt Dop't W Davie, Poona
Jac Bratton, Chester co Thos S Taylor, Port Royal
J B cnoody, lancastor co Dr S B Stubbs
.B Il Jones, Unionville, Pa \V 111 Hobart, Pottstown .
G lk Mintzer, Pottstown E M Bye, Wilmington, Del
G Parke, Jilkion, A A Andoreon, Peon
kft.ts Brown, Poona • Jess() McCormick, Oxford
Baml Young, Fenno B P Underwood, Chester co
W B. Eder, Atorsi &Ltd
BARLEY. SHEAF—Second street. below Vine. _
Davie. Beading Miss A Barley, Bristol
11Cest P Carver Doylestown Miss E Barley, Bristol
B Oroasdale &It ; Bucks co J Levi, Providence, Pa
S Welton, Ducks count) C 11 Magill, Doylestown
D Pelotas, Doleetown Geo Wanton, Oentreve, Pa
:Mks Bodine, Now Jersey B Warne, Mt Pleasant, NJ
Mrs White, Now Jersey B Tatterelodl, Stoddartsve
Miss E Tattersball, Poona 0 Poled* Wilkesbarra
Jesse J Heaton, Newtown IC Lyeter, Alexandrls, Ye
31'.1) Vandegritt, Eddloston J 0 Parry, Attleboro
A Dat.ohower. Burka co J Lippeucott, Bucks co
B VBrown, Bucks county ■l' Janney, Newtown
Alt W HMOs, Penult J 0 McCall •
J Stovar, Coa *grille, Pa A Phillip', West Pbtlada
Peoj S Bich, }lip, Bncke co J Horner, Hartsville, Pa
Jonathan Mead, Bucks co Wm Crock, New Hope
Chas Com! y, Byberry 31 Jarrett, Montgomery co
BLACK DEAR—Third street, aboro Caticwrbill. •
Jobn Werly & lady, Pa A Shiner, Halton, Pa
W Harrier, Pennsburg' Jobn Herat, Pecumburg
Chan Morrison Pa A Trol'inger. Pa .
Aaron M Briplit, 1.4 John Snyder, Pa
hi Seligman, Port Carbon Hiram Schell, Pa •
Chan Braun, Allentowli Jacob Huth, Suumeytown
Dane K Moyer, Berke co Horace M Goldin, Backs co
Alex Shelter, York, Pa Ohs, Neff, York, Pa
'John Craver, York. Pa Saud W hillier, Berl:Mlle
D Heinley, South Evansville
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above Callowhill.
A Eiscuhard, Lehigh co, Pa R Roberts,'Qnakertown
John Klemm, Pennmivanta Z D Shoemaker, Bedford
L Weise. WeJetport T 0 Glosioger, Allentown
Mrs 0 Ritter, Allentown .Mrs London!.lager, Allen'n
Jae 0 Worth, Pennsylvania W G Pennypaoker,
Rd." F Dinniogar, Pa . .B K. Becker, Penney Wealth
W B Kehl, Penneberg E S Brower,Penderivania
Jacob Zepp, PtnnpylTania Peter Belber, Easton
Mahlon Baub, Easton Mahlon Schoch •
John D Beau, Lebanon c 6 A Burr, Lebanon co
A V Poll:lair, Reading
MADISON BOOBY—Second street, above Market
Jas Bell, Jr W A Cook, Thiaware
Beall W Heti, Di lawore B Emumiry, Baltimore
J B Vau Limon, Now York B L Shinier, Now Joraei
K Roiumberry, Now Jimmy Peter Young, Now 'oiler
Miss Anu Rosenberry, Ya Miss A Row, berry, Va
Choi Howard, Brooklyn A L Salisbury, Baltimora
J C Beldrotb, Now York
MOIJWY 'VERNON HOTEL—Second et., above Arch.
A ]3 Sherman, Milford Geo Yurgason, New York ••
11 Richmond, Honesdale ll J Murphey, Satyrca, Del
B Blostam, PA Isaac S Stover, Brehm.
J C Baetou,'New York •
ar PENNSYLVANIA AC&DEDItY OF. THE
t A FITS —The mutat election for . a Preel
ecut and twelreDirections'wth be herd at the Academy on
2d ONPAY, the' 2d of June; between the hours of 6 And
6 P. M. - J 0111( T. rAwrs, Secretary.
PhbadolpMet, May 26, 1602. my2t-6t
ÜBE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1862.
Mir SZZ YOUSTEL PADS
ARRIVED.
Brig Wm Watts? (Br.). Gowan, l 4 days from, Cheater,
NS. with Bth to E A &under & Co.
Behr C A &aeon, Rich, 4 days from Proviucotown,
with miles, to Gto B Km foot.
lr Astoria, Smith. 4 days from Bridgeport, Conn.
with mdse to Twells & Co. ' -
Behr Perynonnock, Barnes, 6 dayi from Ilatteras Islet,.
in ballast to captain.
Schr Narragansett, Nall, 6 days from Boston, in bal
last to D 8 Stetson & Co.
Bohr Telegraph, Connor, 1 day from Smyrna, Del, with
corn to Jae Barratt &S• n. •
Behr Olivia, Fox, 1 day front Odessa, Del, with grain
to Christian & Co.
Scbr John Whitby, Ylenderson, Iday from Odessa, Doi,
with grain to Chr alien & Co.
Belts J B Blotcker, Edwards, 4 days from Fiovidence,
in ballast to captain.
Behr 8 J Bright, Smith, from Yorktown, in ballast to
J R White.
Bahr M le Webb, Buckingham, 3 days from New York,
with rcdse to W M Baird & Co.
Behr henry May. Heaver, 6 days from Boston, with
hemp to Weever, Fitter & Co. -
Behr W B Mitchell, Eaton, 3 days from New York, in
ballast to captain.
CLEARED.
Brig Ida, Morrison, Lagilayra; - J Dailott k Co.
Brig Herald. Davie, Matanzas, G W Bernadon & Bro.
Behr Fair Wind, Smith, Boston. E A Bauder & 00.
Behr Onward, Leland, Boston, L Andenried & Co.
Echr W H Mitchell, Baton, Boston, C A Hockecher
Co.
dchr Pantiles, Clark. Norwich, Milne', k Co.
Par E Matthews, Bradley, Georgetown, C F Norton
& 00.
Rehr Pacific, Matthews, Snow Hill, captain.
Bchr Filleld and Matthew, Fox do do.
Siren Harriet Ann, Peterson, Alexandris, captain. .
Str H L Gaw, Iler, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
Btr Alida, Robinson, New York, W P Crit de.
The following boats [tom the Union °anal passed into
the Schuylkill Canal to day, bound to Philadelphia, laden
and consigned as follows:
Hon! Buell, lumber to Henri Oroskey; T B Stevenson,
do to Timmons & Co; Blorning Star, do to Isaac Kids;
Prnosylvania, do to H•& B R BORN k Heihnvn, de to
Jones & Soh; John Bead, do to John Craig; 0 othobolo,
do to Patterson & Lippincott; N H Buchwaitor, do to
John Hiltionore; Young Henry. shingles to Jones & Co;
Maggie Bell; grain to Perot & Bro; Mary, bards to H &
B F Bean; D A Albright, iron ore to N & a Brook.
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
•
AN ENIGMA."
BY THE BLED 0W TOWER RAIL.
B y riddling rhymes which sibyls muttered,
E eau' truths were often uttered, "
Y es; and in these later times,
Y ontb and age may learn from rhymes.
0 my he resolved to heed them
U nderstand them as you read them.
It weinate xtran each line,
C saving all the thonghte that shine,
L urkingly like pretty faces
0 verhnrg by gauze iscos—
T hese a greater power can wield, •
B nif displayed and half concealed,
E yen behind that flimsy shield. •
_ SO, within these versa sly,
•All my precious conned spy:—
T ry, sagacioue reader, try!
T o each line attention lend,
0 n tech word your glances bend;
When you have essayed this plan,
E very Riegle leiter scan;
B un your eye from top t 3 toe;
B onor to initials -show.
A nd our meaning stands confessed ;
ook 1 'tin capita/kg dressed,
•
L ike a man in Bennett's best.
The advice embodied in the above is good and emi
nently practical, although poetically ezereeeed. We
would respectfully solicit ou examination of our stock by
all who intend purchasing, having on hand the la - gest
assortnient of Besdy.made Clothing in Philadelphia,
and also a fine selection of -Piece Goods for order work.
Every me can be suited in sine, style, and price.
We
. buy and sell for cash only, therefore at the low
eat possible prices
TOWER. HALL, No. 618 MARKET St., Philadelphia.
It BENNFPP &
BATCHELOR'S BAIR DYE!
TUE BEST-IN TUE WORLD.
ILLIABI A. BATCTIDLOR'S celebrated llestr Dye
peceducee a color not to be distinguished from natard—
wairauted not to injure the Hair in the least; remedies
the Sll effects of bad dr a, and invigorates the Usk for
life. GRAN, BED, or RUSTY BAIR instantly, turns a
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and b. an-
Din% Sold by all Druggists, &c.
Er The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATC EIE
LOB, on the four sides if each box.
FACEORY, No. 81 BARCLAY Street,
(Late 293 Broadway and 16 Bond street),
n,y2B-ly • Hew York.
HAVE You A COUGH.
Then nee J&Y NE'S EXPECTORANT. Do not allow
your cold to tole its own conrae. Two-thirds of the vic
tims of consumption owe their affliction to the fatal mis
take of °waiting for a cough to get well of itsolf!" Do
hot fall.h.ta title error, but avail yonrielf at once of a re
medy which thirty years' experience has demonstrated is
certain to procure a speedy cure.
HAVE YOU ASTHMA Oft rirrnrslS? .
Then ass JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT, which will
oyercome the spasmodic contraction of the wind tubes,
and cause them to moot the mucous or matter which clogs
them up, and by an easy and free expectoration vellum)
all dttfleuity of breathing.
HATE YOU BRONCHITIS?
Then tee JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT. This wide
spread disease, which may goeernUy be described as an
inflammation of the skin which lines the inside of the
iviiia.tohea,Jiroir vessels, spreading through every part
of the lunge, is oftin - talferf - Rir - ootunrsuptivv. The Ex_.
pectment subdues this Inflammation, relieves the attend
ing cough, pain, and difficulty of breathing, and if - the
ewe is not of too long standing, will certainly produce a
Then use JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT. It cleanses
the lungs from all Irritating matters, while at the same
time it heals and invigorates them. Of all the remedies
which have been offered to the public for this dread dis
ease, none have stood the test of time or maintained eo
universal a popularity as this Expectorant. Thousands
who have been given up by their physicians as inctuable
have been restored to perfect health by its use, and their
teetimony must carry conviction to all who read it.
lIAVE YOU PLEURISY?
Then use JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT. By taking
two or three large doses in the early stages of tho disease
in Quick succession, and covering up warmly in hog, this
preparation acts as SI sudorido or ewealing medicine, and
subdues the inflammetion at the outset.
IIAYE YOU WHOOPING COUGH?
Then use JAYNE'S EXPEOTORINT. There is no
remedy which to effectually overcomes this disease as the
Hxpectorant. What parent can witness the sufferings of
her children from this distressing complaint without doing
all in lur power for their relief? What medicine so plea
sant to the tw to, or so certain to precinct) immediate be
nefit? Give It a trial then_ and let ti prove its °Richey.
Then use AXIcE'S EXPECTORANT. Children are .•
subject to no disease more sadden lii its attacks, or, in the
absence of prompt relief, none more fatal in its malts
than Croup. Patents, therefore, should keep at band a
remedy sure end tberougb. 'Such a remedy may be found.
he the Expectoraut, and every careful mother will keep a
supply by her.
JATNE'S.EXPEOTORKNT
la a standard medicine For thirty years it has been be
fore the public, and during that period its curative pow
ers heve been testified to by ell classes of people in all
(marten of the world. Plnlsickens, clergymen, lawyers,
met clients, and mechanics have experienced Its remedial
effects, en] have furnished us with their testimony, and
It may he found at length our Almanac. To their con
. YID cleg certificates we would refer the doubting. -
I'repered only at Dr,D. JAYNE A SON'S, No. 242
CHESTNUT Street, and for sale . by Druggists gene
rally. ' in26.utie2t
TRAMS'S- PLANTATION 13ITTEns—Ex...
handed Nature's Great Restorer. They invigorate,
strengthen, end 'purify the system, Cure DPSPBOSi9,
-Acidity orthe Stomach, Dlarrhcoa, &o. A perfect ap
petizer and tonic. ' They invigorate the body, without
stimulating the brain. They are compounded of pure
St. Croix Rum, Roots, mid herbs, and are recom
mended by all who use •them. Adapted to old or
young, but particularly mom-Amended to the weak and
languid. Bold by all Grocers, Druggists, hotels, and
-Saloons. • P. S. DRAKE & 00',
my3-mwi2m 202 Broadway, New York.
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, °ETRE LATEST
STYLIIS, mane in the Boat Manner, oxproesly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked In
Plain Figures. All Goods mado to Order warranted
satisfactory. Our OBR•PRICR STSTEII is -strictly ad
hered to. All are thereby treated alike.
8e22.1y JONES'& CO., 604 MARMOT Street. •
PEARSON—LORE.—On the 6th of May, by the Rev.
J li. Mow, Par Etmpson 0. Peesson end Dike Elizabeth
J. Lowe, both of West Philadelphie.
SHY TII—WOOD.-00 the 17th of December. 1861,
by time Rey. H. S. Gilroy, Ilr...krthor G. GthYth, of South
.Nl* ark, to Mies Hate Wood, of West Philadelphia. '*
McMUNTBIE.—On Tnoaday °coning, the 2ith Mat.,
Harriet T., daughter of Theodore and Emily Mmllurtrie,
in the 9th year of bor ago.
Funeral from the residence of her grandfather, John
Thomas, No 1210 Arch street, on Thursday, the 2Dth
inst.. at 8 o'clock. To proceed to Laurel Hill.. ..**
SIMONS —On Taeoday morning, May 27th, Joseph
11,Binions, in hie 59th year.
. .
Funeral from do roaiden:e or his - brothii,...Pater B.
Flmona, 1928 Poplar etroot, on FrldartnorninVat 10
o'clork. • ***
CRIGAIL—On Tuesday morning, the 2Tth lust,
Ithechc Crepar. • •
• Ilor relatives entl_friends are reapselfolly invitsd to
attend her funPrisi from the residence of her brother-ta
lon', Joshua N. rgen, No. 614 North Twelfth street, to
morrow (Thursday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock, without
further notice. **
GUILLOII.—On Monday, the 26th Inst., Madame
Actlie F. Gunton, in the B3d year of her Age
The male Mende of the family are invited to attend
her funeral from the residence of her son, Constant Gini
lou, 615 Walnut street, this (Wedutisday) afternoon, at
4 o'clock, without further invitation. Services at lit.
211 ary'a Church. tb
°BIKER—On the 21st feet., Ileury Mame, son
of Frederick and. Celia B. Corker, aged seven months.
The relatives end friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the' funeral from the residence of hie
grandmother, Mrs. Brown, Ifelmesburg. this (Wed
nada) ) afternoon at 3 o'clock. To proceed to. Cedar
llill Cemetery.
BR - ANNAN.—Jobn C. Brannan, of Co. A, 51.iit Regi
ment P. V., died on Wedneedoh, May. 21, of typhoid
fever.
QBCOND-I dO URNING -. 7. .POPLINS,
TALENCBAS, AND' bINGUA.MS
SON invite atte"tlon to their Bew Stock of—
Second Mourning Gingbams,ls to 25 cents.
Stcoud Mourning Silk and Wool Poplins .621 to 75.
Stcond Mourning Silk and Wool Valencia', 76 ctn.
Black and White finest Stench Jaconote, 26 ste—
Plant Black finest French Jaconota, 26 cte.
Lupin's Black Onalltee, 44 cis.
. Bupin's Black Barege, 7-4 wide, 62g cte. •
latpin'a Bleck Orape Manna, 25 cte.
inpin'a Black Tamartlues; 26 ctn. myl4-12
„_.
ErrorneE'.k,Eitioni COAL AND: NA.ITI:
GAME COMPANY.-PUILIDILPIII
. 4 May 21,
A Dividend of THREE PER CENT., equal to one
dollar and fifty dents Per share, on the capitst stock of the
company, hae this day been declared by the Board of
Managers, payable on demand,
myPB•ot EDWIN WALTER, Treasurer.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
(Correwpoodenco of the Prows)
RICADING, Slay 28
HAVE YOU OONSIIKPTION?
UAVR YOU CROUP?
S.-T.-1880.-X
MARRIED.
DIED.
07. , PEOPLE'S STATI7 CONVENTION.
THE PEOPLE Of PENNSYLVANIA, who dealra
cordially to write to
SUSTAINING THE NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
In Ite patriotic efforts to =moms a sectional and unholy
rebellion against the
UNITE OF THE REPUBLIC,
and who desire to support, by every power of the Go
vernment, our hundred thousand heroic brethren in antis,
brimirig disease and the perils of the field to preserve the
Union of our fathers, ere requested to select the number
of DELEGATES Equal tolbe Legislative Representation
of the Butte, at such times and in such manner as will ,
heat respond to the spirit of this call, to meet in
STATE CONVENTION,
AT
HARSIORTIRG,
On THURSDAY, the 17th day of July next, at II
o'clock on said day, to
NOMINATE CANDIDATES
for the OffiCCR of
AUDITOR GENERAL
AND
SURVEYOR GENERAL,
and to teke such motuntrea as may bo doomed neceaeary
to strengthen the Government in this season of common
peril to a common country.
A. K. MoOLURE,
Chairman of the People's State OoaktnMee.
CEO. W. II A INMERSLY.
JOANSULLIVAN, S B " mtariee ' mr/•tt
THE PENNSYLVANIA STATEHON
TENTION of BAB BATEL SOHOOL T114.0E1-
MIS will meet ibis mnrnlny, May 23tn, at 10 o'clock,
in the First Independent Church (Rev. John Olmunbarth
BROAD Rive, below Cbethwt. To continue in sesdon
Weducsdny, Thursday, and Friday. iny23-3t*.2
COOPER-SHOP VOLUNTEER. RE
[J3 8AL0011,1009 o moo Street,
6162 26, IBM .
Whereas, it Is evident from etreumetances that we may
be calird upon at almnet any moment, in the discharge of
onr duties, to furnish, voluntarily, supplie* to our loyal
soldiers, who, in all probability, will peel through our
city in 'largely increased and unusual !lambent; there
fore, it becomes imperatively necessary to make an op•
peal to the public for cantributions, in order that our
treasury may Ye replenished sufficient to meet the ox.-
'tenses thereof. Each member of the Committee is an•
thorized to make cone - Miens. a book, properly autheati•
cated, being furnished him for this purpose.
VV M. M. COOPER, President,
135 Smith Water street.
A. M. MI HON, Treasurer.
, 9 Queen street.
WIC M. 313111.. Secretary,
330X:steadies street.
13. S Hail, Cor. Secretary,
my 23 3t* ConiExchaage Bank.
NOTICE.—A GENERAL MEETING
of the Stockholders of the UNION CANAL COM
PANY, and of - the Bondholders of Mild company, now
secured by the lot mortgage, dated the 284 April. 1253,
will be held at the Booms of the Boatd of Trade. No. 605
CHESTNUT Street, on MONDAY; the moth day of
JUNE, 1862, at 11 A. 21., for the purpose of considering
end soling upon the provisions of an net of the Common.
wealth of Peonsylvania, entitled lt A farther supple
ment to the several acts heretofore pissed relating to the
Union Canal Company, of Pennsilvaida." Approved
the 10th day of April, A. D. 1562. .
By order of the Board of Managers.
JAMES PAGE, President.
0. THOMPSON. Secretary. my2B-rje9.
07 OFFICE MONONGA.4ELA NAVIGA
TION COMPANY, . . .
Prrrssoio, MAT 23, 1868
At a Meeting of the Board of Managers of this Compa
ny, held on the let of May, :862, the f6llowing resolutions
were adopted:
Resolved, That coupon bonds of this Company, bear
ing date she first day of July next, bo iesuel to tho
amount of Two Hundred Thaniand Dollars, in
sums of One Thousand Dollars each', payable in twen
ty-five years after the date theteof, bosrlog interest
at the rate of six per mama per auuum, paya
ble semi-annually, in the city of New York, and the said
bonds be secured by mortgage of the works and revenues
of this Company, to be made so Thinnas Bakewell, as
trustee, for the boldersof said bonds.
Resolved, That the President of this Company be au
thorized to procure, to be bogotiated, of the mortgage
bonds of this Company. this day. ordered to km lesmd, the
amount of one hundred and twenty-five thousand dol
lars, for cash, or the ontAftiding bonds of this Com
pany, maturing on the first day of . January next, at
par.
In accordenco with the foregoing' resolutions, 61J a-
SCRIPTIONS will he recAved uuttl three o'clock of the
14th DAY OF JUNE NEXT, fur the above !one. In
lot matfett with rgraid to the character of the Improve
ment. may be obtained from Joshua Hanna, Eso , of Fian
na, Batt, St Co, Pittsburg; Abraham Gibbons, Eat.,
Ck,ateavillo, Cheater count!, Pa.i and Mums. Jay,
Cook, & Co., Philadelphia, who are authorized to receive
subwriptiom for the loan.
The Capital Stock of the Company is $720,700
Ifut.ded debt, ( bonds outstanding) 182,000
There is no dogleg or other debt exintiug. Tha works
aro in active operatiox and complete repair, and the re..
mints justify expectations of the usual or average dial,
dend for the present soar. Ti o works were so far com
pleted, and the debts •f the Company paid as to enable
the Blimagera to declare their Mat dividend, July 7th,
1853, since welch lime they have declared fourteen divi
dends up to Jtey, 1801—eight yen e—amounting in the
aggregate to filty• four and one-half par cent., or six and
eighty-ore hnudredths per cent per annum. There are
nu bends in the market better secured than those of this
Company, endrnoop that offer greater Sedum-monk for
investment ac to security cud prompt tamint of intr.
Test, which is well known by the holders of the present
gut tacdirg bonds. The object of this inertgu4e iv to
cocrenuate the bonds of . the Company and secure the
whole. A prefe' ence will ho given to the present hollers
of the but de metering Januar) let. 180 The Comp 114'
Mt I'M the 'light to accept the while or May portion of
the an 011 Pt etibeeribea. •
my 27• ble24 J. S. 11100RWEAD.Tresident.
cry. OFFICE . PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,
•
PEILADIMPIIIA, April 18,1862.
The BOARD OB DIRECTORS have %hie day declared
8 semi-annual Divideyd of FOUR PER CENT. on the
Capital Block of the Company, clear of State tax, paya
ble on and after 'Nay 15th, 1881.
Powore of Attorney for collection of Dividends can be
had on application, at the office of the company. No. Effii
South THIRD Street. THOS. T. PERTH,
ani7 tol Treasurer.
ry~. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
(DAPARTMICNT OF otllTB.)—The anal exa
mination of the Senior t3.lass will he held In the following
order. he/tinning each day at 4 o'clock P. M. :
Thursday, May 22d—By the Provost, (Butler's Ana
logy,) ora l.
2;4—By the Provost, (Political Economy,)
" -
107 Men..
Monday, 2ata=By Prof. Fraier, (Astronomy And Phy
sical Ceography,) oral.
Tuesday/. 27th—By Prof. Jackson, (Cicero de AmiCi•
Ha and Juvenal.) written.
Wednesday, 2814- 7 133. Prof. Benda, (Integra/ Cal
cutus,) written .
Thursday, 20(h—By Prof. Allen, (the Medea of Furl
oral.
Friday, 30th—By Pnaf. Coppee, (.Internatimial Law,)
oral. GEORGE ALLEN,
m122-it • Secretary of the Faculty of Arte.
IrrNOTICE.—THE ANNUAL MEETING
or the Stockboldele of the PRILADIMPRIA
STEAMSD IS DOOR 0061PANY, for the election of five
directors and the transaction of other biosines3, will ho
held at No. 126 -N DELAWARE /MAW, (2d floor), on
Monday, June 2d, 1882, at 12 o'clock, noon.
my2T-St WM. DENNIS, Secretary and Treasurer.
ErrOFFICE OF TILE 111A.YOR OF TUE
CITY OP PHILADELPHIA., MAY 24, 11362.
Notice iv hereby siren, that the Ordinances relstlio to
the taking up end disposing of all Dogs running at large
in the city of Philadelphia, wilt be strictly enfonatd on
and after MONDAY, June 2. By order of the Mayor.
SAMUEL G. RUGGLII6,
m126-rnwf St Chief of Police.
torOFFICE GIRARD FIRE AND MA
RINE INSIIDANOE COMPANY, 415 WAL
NUT St , PniLADELPFITA, May 12, 186%—The Directors
have this day declared a atoll-annual DIVIDEND of
ti-ree and a half per cent., payable to the stockholders of
this Company, on and after the 15th instant.
toyl4.rnwflin ALFRED 8. OILLNPT. Treasnivr.
MILITARY NOTICES
4CPMPANY -FIRST - MOGI
lii4frlMPANTltlf. P. 11.. G., will meet at the
PAO:tomer SPRING GARDEN and V1M
••44.1 11..!t. trete, TIIIS MORNING, (270,) at 10
O:okf A low men wanted to MI up the Company for
actlYe eervice. By order.
4.400740 • I. 0. PRIOR, Captain.
BEADQUARTERS. COMPANY
O, RATIONAL GUARD.—"Recruits wanted im
mediately at the Armory, 11A OE. Street. below Sixth.
mr2l-11 BARHAM:IS NEFF, Orvieto. :
ITWENTY-FOURTH .WA ft D, TO'
AItIffBI—HAMILTON RIFLES. Company D, 3d.
Regiment Reserve Brigade, P. V., having offered
their ilerliCA fi to the Government for the perind of
three months, their armory is now open for recruits, nt
Cometiesio,ers' Rath corntr of . TGIBTY-SRV.E.ITH
and AI &DEBT streets. .
..
Tba pegiment is to be in realinees to move by Wednes
day night, the 28th inst. A recruiting ollicor will be in
a:ardent ettendence. Ali who desire to same their
country in this emergency are requested to entist at
JOHN B OuL ALLAY,
mr2T•2ter. . First Lieutenant Commanding
i!it. S..MARINES.-WA.NTED—
Pos Mel/. 8. Brarinc.Oorps. for deliervbsi atioard
of - wen-of-wae, .113V1118&ii , RUNDBIB) 44.81. -
-. BpDIND 'USN. boVween the ages 418 and 35 years
All Miermation that may be regnired; win be given at
the Reudovrowi i 8U South. front street, below Spruce,
Pbilwielphis. JAMBS biS WI%
ms2s-121 . Captain and Recrniting Officer.
VORYTYPES.L--REIM.ER'S Ivory
tipfs are certainly very truthful ; admirable as like-
Danes; the • acceetorles to the picture are carefully
painted. Gallery, SECOND Street, above Green. It*
rpENT-MAKERS' CHERRY TENT
. i BUTTONS and SLIPS, flatted States pattern. for
gale at S. P. REED'S, Sontbaset corner of THIR
TEEN rEt and NOBLE Streets, Philadelphia.
110 g. HAIR DYEING, AND A DE
BATN;io to GIITEKUNST'S, FOURTH'
and •• mr2B-I,lf
SCHOOL 'COMMITTEES MAY SE
care able TEACHERS at the Franklin Agency
134 Eouth TUIBO Street, Philadelphia, tree or charge
•
QPPEIiIIiTENDENTS PIIRCHAS
LAs. ingloaday-sicheal Books of (MALLEN & SON,
3308 .O.HIOIIIUT, all receive a liberal donarlon of
Book .'.. Sermon Paper
. at wholesale. . my2S.Stie
15;' • BARRELS' CARBON. On FOB'
Iti F . We, is good barrel ' s ' suitable for shipets g, g, an d to
thetrade, in small lots, - at4lB 0031BILE110Slreet.
"stireB.6tt!
WAR DEPARTMENT,
..wAsserwrox..artty.27, 1802.
Pnorosita will be received at Rerrisburg, Wasp, and
Indienapolis, by the officers of the 'Quartermaster's Da
rer went, Wationed at these Vacs!, reseectively, until
the fifth of June next. for the delivery, on or b e f ore the
thirtieth of that month, of two thousand flea hundred
Cavalry , Horses at Perryville, Md., one thousand five
hundred at Chicago, and one thousand at
The Bones to be sound, oot less than six, nor more than
eight, 3 ears old; not lend than fifteen hands high, of dark
colore, and adapted to cavalry service. None will be re
ceived, until they aro inspected by an authorized agent of
G. H. CIROSHA.I!,
Deputy Quartermaster General
the Goveinment
m728.8t
MARSHAL'S SALE.—By virtue of
a writ of sole. by the Hon. JOHN 0 AD
WALADEB, Judge of the District Court of the United
States, in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania,
in Admiralty , to nie directed, will be sold at pnblio sole. to
the highest and best bidder. far cash, at CAL LOW-
B ILL- STBEET WHAM'', on MONDAY, June 9.1882,
at 12 o'clock M., the Schooner ISLAND BELLE, her
tackle, apparel, and furniture, as she now lies at said
Wharf. WILLIAM MILLWAUU
s 11. 8. Marshal. E. 1). of Pennsylvania.
Pian.amminiA, Nay 27;18132. my 28.81
go AGRICULTURAL -AND HORTI
CULTURAL IMP . LEAISNTS AND TOOLS, in
Meat veriety; for male by.
•
DAVID LANDSZTII & SON,
'.Nos. 21 and 23 South SIXTH Street, .
It* between Market and Chestnut street&
AirATTINGSI - - ktATTINGS 1 . MAT
_
ALL;
8.4 WHITE AND CHECKED, .
4-4 WIIITE. AND °NECKED,
5-4 WHITE AND CHECKED,
8-4 WDITE,AND CHECKED, -
AT LOW PRICES FOB CASE.
REEVE L. KNIGHT,
He. 262 South SECONDIEreot.,
West ebb, near Spruce.
my 27•1 m If
PHOTOGRAPHS.
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS OF BISH
OPS of tho Protester, t Episcopal Church.
Bishop White, Bishop Otoy,
Bishop H. U. Onderdonk, Bishop 11. W. Les,
Bishop 11 T. Ouderdonk, Bishop A. Lee,
Bishop A. Potter, Bishop Renshaw,
Bishop 11. Potter, Bishop Griswold,
Bishop Bowman, Bishop Base,
Bishop Steveoe, Bishop Olaggeit,
Bishop DeLancoy, Bishop Cross,
Bishop Bordrins, Bishop Reaper,
Bishop B. 11. Wan, Bishop Odonheirner,
Bishop BaEtburo, Bishop Doane,
Bishop Bedell, Bishop Heade,
Bit hop Malreine, 1 Bisho B. C. raoore, -
Bishop Bowen, Bishop Burgess,
Bishop Clerk, Bishop Whipple,
Bishop Wnin wright, Bishop Polk,
Bishop Upfold, Bishop Talbot.
Price 25 cents each, or S 2 60 per dozen
IIIcALLISTER & BROTHER,
It 728 citEsTwur Street.
A T WAR PRIOKS.—Now is the
A.
time to get -an excellent likeness at a moderate
charge. REIMER'S Ilte-Fize oil-colored Photographs
now only at war prices. SEGOND Street, above Green.
1101.110TOGRA_PH ALBUMS, Imported
from Pails, Berlin, and Vienna, latest styles and
improvemente, wholesale and retail. SCHOLZ & Ja.-
1.1E19T611T. 112 Booth EIGHTH Street. my9.lm
BULL q.TIN-EXTRA.--REILVIER' 8
Photegraydn, finely and tastefully colored
in old, now, m view of the exigenciis of the times, at war
prices. SE001ii1) Street shove Green. It*
FINANCIAL.
AMERICAN GOLD WANTED,
At high price&
ONE.YEAR OERTIFIOAIRS FOR SALE.
SEVEN-AND•THRRE.TENTIIS AND COUPON
BONDS FOR SALE.
DREXEL tTa Co.,
my6-lm 34 South VITRO Stroet.
T" EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS.---
1• Oircuhr Lettere of Credit, available in all parte of
the world, will be belied by Messrs. GEORGE PEA,-
BODY &CO, of London. Apply to
0. Id ACELESTETt,
505 South SIXTH street.
nu2t-tit
GENTS' FURNISHING, GOODS
FLANNEL OVER-SHIRTS
FOR THE ARMY.
FINE SHIRTS,
COLLARS, STOCKS, AND
WIRAPPERS-
Manufactured at
a. A. HOFFMAN'S,
{SUCCESSOR TO W. IT.
NO. 606011 f STREET.
* A full line of
TIES, SCARPS, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS,
HOSIERY, AND UNDERCLOTHING,
Always on band. tay23-1m
GEORGE GRANT,
DIANUFACTUBER OF AND DEALICR
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
Na. 610 OMISTNUT STRBET.
r0h.20.8r0
LSHIRT MANITFACTORt.'
The subscriber would incite attention to his
IMPROVED COT OF BEITIITEI.
ithloh lae lIIDITOB a specialty In his lattsinens. dbiO, eon•
stantly receiving
ROVILLTIES FOE GICHTLENCEIVB
J. W. SCOTT,
OENTIAIIIEN'S FMNISHINO 5T013,11,
re. iil4. CH.E.72W71.7 . STEER 2', -
hO-t! 1 1 .'014.7 (There below the ilontlnrmtal
COOKING RANGES; FURNACES, ,Nr..e.
COOKING RANGES..
ELEVATED DOUBLE4WEN COOKING
RANGE.
The Bangs hag afforded more satisfaction thalisaY Yet
offered to the public.
ARNOLD & WILSON,
1010 CMISTIMT Sireet
WARM. AIR FURNACES,
A Of the moat approved and economical patterns,
SUITED TO ALL GLASSES OP BUILDINGS.
ARNOLD ee wiLsoN,
. 1010 OHESTNU Stroet.
E""1:Ll3D - BIATE MANTELS.
A large variety of Mesa beautiful Mantels at
VERY LOW PRICES.
,ARNOLD.& WILSON,
1010 CHESTNUT Street
LOW -DOW N AND COMMON
PARLOR GRATES,
FOR HART! OR SOFT. COAL.
Rot.air Registers and Ventilators—a large worttnent.
ARNOLD & WILSON,
1010 CHESTNUT Street.
an23-was2mif
NATIONAL FLAGS.
U. S. FLAG EMPORLUM,
418 ARCH STREET
BUNTING AND SILK FLAGS,
REODIENTAL STANDARDS,
NATIONAL ENSIGNS,
CAVALRY. GUIDONS,
PRESENTATION. FLAGS
EVANS & 14.A.SSALL,
Ha 4113 ABCS Eltiest; abate Patnrrff
mySt-wfmet • • •
CLOTHING
ONE _PRICK! ONE PRIG
PRICE 1.- ••
THE PEOPLE'S ONE - PRTOE GATTIOL CLOTHING
ANOMIE,
510 MARKET Streit; EATENDERSON; Proprietor.
We call the attention of our readers to the beautiful dis
play of garments offered for sale by this celebrated este
biiehment. On our visit to this house we were not a lit
tle surprised at the superior material for Making to older,
but those already coatiufartnred into the most fashiona
ble garments, among which we noticed a moat outdated
and varied assortment of Ifeltens. Cavinueretta, Broad
Clothe, Harris Oassimeree, Spanish Linen Dusters, Ito.
/n abort, from plain to fancy, they seem to have catered
abundantly In price and nuaiity sufficient to Mitre for
them that liberal share of patronage that a generous pub
lic aro ever ready to bestow upon tho man of enterprise
and fair dealing. A vi-it to the establishment wilt am
ply repay the fashionable community who wish to com
bine the advantages of dresswith the principles of Scone
my.Mtn
•
SAFES.
DLILLIE'S SAFE 'DEPOT
.RE
MOVER to No. 21 South SEVENTH Street, TIM
the Franklin Inetitute.
The undersigned, thankful for past favore, and belts
determined to 'merit future Patronage, has secured az
elegant and convenient store, and has now on hand e
large assortment of Lillie's elebrated Wrought and
Chilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, (the onli
alt tre and horsier proof safes made.) alio, Lillie')
Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Looks.
Lillie's Bank Vault Doors and Locks will be fa:hid:lei
to order ou short notice. This Is the strongest, beet pro
totted, and cheapest Door and Lock yet offered.
Also, particular attention is called to Lillie's Non
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, &o. This Safe to con•
ceded to surpass in style and elegance anything yet ti
fared for this purpose, and is the only one that Is strlotly
Sire and burglar proof.
Seams. Ifortoue—i have now on hand ray twenty of
Farrel, Herring,•& Co.'s Safes, most of them nearly nawi
and some forty of other makers, comprising a comp's s
assortment as to slue, and all lately exchanged for the
now celebrated Lillie Safe. They will be eold at vary
low prices. Please call and examine.
Id. O. BaDLTII, Agent.
Elri EVANS & WATSON'S.
SALAMANDER SAFES
. , • • STONE,
16 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
• A.large variety of FIBS-PROOF SAFES always of
hood':
A.DIES' TRUSSES, SUPPORT
.2I.4 EBB, BRAiIES, and other Mechanical Ayllbelloca
Of correct construction and easy to the wearer. For eat'
and rdiatarnent at 0. H. NEEDLES' LADIES' STORE.
TWELFTH Street, first door below Saco.
Gentlemen reuniting Harbin Trusses will cell at the
Southwest corner 'EWE LEVI . and SLOE. where H. H
N. gives attention to thin asecdalfeahm. mhl2-Bnalt
-vvr E lIAVE JUST RECEIVED
from London direct a" large lot of Crosse and
DiackwelPs celebrated Pickles. •
JAMES ROWED SORB,
SEVENTH and NOBLII and slx2 a and WOOD.
m72.0-tf
T ATOUR'S OLIVE 0111.4 ND VIE
-IJ.
QIN on,, new.
JAMBS NOMDD4:111014;
SEVENTH and NOBLE and BLT.TH aid WOOD.
my2o-t1
OLIVE 01. L.—A fresh lot of Olive
Oil, in large and small bottles, for sale, to write
imp ship Ocean Skinner, byO.&EST&DIS,
e No. 1.28 WA.LISTIT St. and ORANTI Z Bt.
ARTESIAN WELLS BORED,
By S. B. BLUDE,
1nY2. 7 - 6 t* A99ly or address No. 109 A.,LIIIOND St.
FrOBTLE AND CLAM SOUP served
p daily (Sundays excepted) by JAMES PROS
SER, NS MARKET Street.
Familial =wiled 68 ""4'
TAMES. HOMER do BON'S znoiog
u new crop Teas. SEVSNTWIDO! 1403' Nisi%
and BIRTH WOOD fitzeats.: • • • • .
MVNITMENTEI 011. Alta
STONER at Teri redwood pekes at Wfabli Waite
of A: BTZ1101:11TS. BIDUN MOZMIN below IlltergedA
CHAMPAGNE= --An invoice for Bale,
to arrive per alp Wm. Frothingham. bY
MIAS. 8. 0A1181'6138,
inll4 Ne. 12k WALNUT Bb. lib4l 21 GRAXITZ pt.
NEW PUBLICATIONS
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MRB. JOHN DREW'S
ALL ABCM-STREBT THEATRE.
Acting and Stage Manager...... W. S. FREDRBIO3I.9
g u A ne w Agent and Treasurer SOS. D. MURPHY
TESTIBIONI&L 'BENEFIT TO
MRS. JOHN DREW,
Tendered by a Committee of the Friends of the late
JOHN DBEW,
On FRIDAY 'EVENING, Hay 30th, 1362,
On which occasion,
MR. and DIRB. LNWIS DtKER,
THE ENTIRE DRAMATIC COMPANY,
U. DOD WORTH AND ORCHESTRA,
And $ll the attnebee of the Theatre, having. kiedLy
VOLUNTEERED THEIR SERVICES',
'Will appear in a
OBAN) COMBINATION BILL,
Commencing at 8 o'clock precisely, with the petite
Drama of
LOPE IN HUMBLE LIFE
Christinehlrs. C. Henri.
BOIIZIAUS _ Mr. F. Lawlor.
...... ...
Carlit?....Mr Frank Drew.
To be followed by the Comic Drama, entitled the
YOUNG 'RASCAL OF PARIi.
(L.?. Cavan de Paris.)
Joier,h, the Printer's Apprentice Mrs. A. F. Baker.
Mad. Munnier Mrs Btoneall.
11l ad. Marine Mrii Stephens.
Eliza Hies E. Price.
General Morino Ur. Louis Baker.
Arthur - Mr. Itinvol4.
Bizet Mr. Wallis.
: During the evening, O. Dedwarth and Orchestra will
perform
"JOHN Tatrws oww SET."
The Perfortuance coneimlieg with the Musical Drama
of the
• MAID WITH THE MILKING PAIL.
hTilly, , Ailb Songs Sirs 0. Plead
Lord Philnnder air. W. it. Bailor
Box short open Weir esday mornipg.
PARTIC6rI;AR NOTICE.
Tickets item(' by the Committee for itir. John Drew"a
Benefit a ill be admitted on this occasion.
-- - The Theatre wilt reopen for the Slimmer Season on
'MONDAY, Jane 3,1863,.
On which occasion the `celebrated Comedian,
F. S. CHANFEAU,
Will appear in n now
SENSATIONAL BEAM A.,
IN id, new Scenery, Dreues,
particulars in future bills
ALN 11T- ST.B. EBT TILE &TEE
lf NINTH end WALSUT Streeos.
Sole Lowe. .. Mrs. M. A Garretteort.
T (WitONESDAY) BYENING, May . 28, 1882,
The twtfortnouee cotemeLee with
BIGLPILEGOIt, the MOUNTEBANK..
Ile'pheger, the Mattetebaek
Feeferunade
Matleltne
Mr. J. B. Roberta.
—Mr. Vial Of . ,, Rowers.
6lrs. Anna Correll.
To concledn eite the favorite Farce, entitled
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Scim Pethbone Mr. Vining Bowers.
Merl• Mice 0. Reed.
Paroge---60, 3734", 76., and 25 cents 1 Private Howe,
$5 and Ba t according to their locale.
Doors oven at 7,3( o'clock. To commence at IX.
ACADEMY' OF .M UST 0- GALA.
NIGHT.
GOTTSOIIALK AND. BRIGNOLT
ITALIAN OPERA AND CONCERT TROUPE
GRAND COMBINATION PERFORMANCE,
SATURDAY HYMNING, May asst.
Two Paine Donne on the sante evening.
MISS KELLOGG, DR LIM 4 0. f.
First appearance of the celebrated Prima Donna,
MAD: DE LITMAN,
Of the Grand Opera, Paris, and the Academy of Maio.
New York.
The entertainment of the evening will consist of Doni
zetti's celebrated ()tura,
44 DIJOLA. DI LAMMERMOOR,"
With KELLOGG. BRIGNOLT, AMODIO, and SUSI.
NI in the principal roles, and the lest act of
LA FAVORITA,
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SIG. BBIGNOLI as Fernando. SUSINI at Balthasar.
L. M. GOTTSCHALK -
Will play several of his choice morceaux between the
Musical Director and Corductor...... SIGNOR KURD).
Tames OA A DMISSTON.--Parenet, Parquet, Circlet,
and Balcony, One Dollar. .No extra charge for re
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Family Circ'e, 50 cents. Amphitheatre, 25 cents.
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Store will commence on Thursday, at 9 wale*. A.
In consequence of the length of the petformance, the
curtain will rise precisely at 7 . ,1g o'clock. teu?,T
MRS.-FitANCES ANNE KIinIBLE,
Having been invited by the Lathe. and Gentlemen la
charge or the
TIVSrPORX.R 4 -Tx- 04 m,
ta - - itedd_nw ,t,..,--berent - arthat charity, Ilya kindly
Re:carted -the invitation, and will read Shag :Deane*
Play of
AS YOU LIRE
nv
WEDNESDAY EVEN( 6. May 23,1562,
AT MET O'CLOCK, AT
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FRIDAY, the 30th instant; the, afternoon of SAMOS,-
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of Jnno:
Doe notice of the Plays to be read will be given.
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