The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, June 04, 1862, Image 3

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
TEE MONEY . MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3,1661
Prices at the Stock Board ruled rather Wither today,
the effect, probably, of the good new' from the neat of war .
At the first bid Dotted States ON 1881, rose X, the coven
thirties remaining stationary, but advancing on the
closing price X ; but little was done in them, while consi
derable salsa were made of the sixes. Pennsylvania fin
'were firm at 883, the Ge 105 X, a considerable advanne•
PtIIII3O.IIIIIIA Railroad declined x,aalling at 47X, closing
on yesterday's figure ; for the 64, let sod 211 mortgage,
bids were the Elaine MI yesterday. North Penasyl
vents sham brought 8%, an adviume ; for the Os 76%
'was bid, 101 94x, X advance with aides. Schuylkill
Navigation 41882, wore firm at 69) ; the Ames brought
tiX, old price, Camden and Amboy fia, 1883, were firm
.at ; for glares 183% was bid. Philadelphia and Erie
ts sold for 91% firm; Norristown Railroad 443, Taster..
.day , o figure. Olty 6s, new, 100 X; no chauge ; for the old
'913% was bid. Reading Railroad shares were shady at
:an advance, during the day selling 'as high as 25 and
4:dosing at 21n. Lehigh scrip, Long Inland Railroad,
'defile Oenal, Oetawiree preferred, Lehigh Navigati3n
all advancod. Philadelphia and Sunbury 7$ brought 90,
.old Dime. 7,000 Snegnehanna,Canal Be brought 82.
manger railways were Quite lively; sales of Chestnut and
- Walnut wero made at 35, Spruce and Pine 13, Baca and
- Pine SX, Girard College 20X, Arch street 22X, en ad•
'werice; Second and Third 66x, X advance; isag was bid
ifor West Phileilelphia, and 26$ Cretin and Coates.
Gold is Mend,' at 3%; tiret-claee paper very scarce;
Imoney still plenty.
Meaere. Prexel S Co., bankara, No. 33 South Third
•street, quote:
Moor York exchange
Boston exehange.....
Malt:more exchange....... ...
Occantry funds.
American g^ld
II 8.7 3-10 Icemen , noted....
parol-10 pm.
petrol-10 'pm.
petrol-t 0 die,
g 0640 die.
"% 63% comm.
6X oSX prem.
ittjuirtormeaters' yWuCtiers.... .........
m efare , M. Co. Quota forotga exchange for
theateamor Scotia as followa:
.
liondon, 80 dme eight . .
3.4N0144
Do 3 thus ' 16 elbx
Paris, 60 Moo Bight U 914 6041'91 V
Do 3 do's • 4184%e4189,3(
-Antwerp, 60 daps sight el96x
:Bremen, 60 da3 a eight Be%m92X
Newburg, 60 e as s eight. 38h' 813411
cologne, 60 days eight 7636 w 76
3.lelgetc, 60 oa3s &ant . ' ' ' - " 76)0076
Berlin, 80 days BTU • ' 76ji st 76
Amsterdam, 60 days sight 43 et43,,V
I'rfueklott, 60 days eight ' 43)
Absurd rumors are in circulation respecting the
*Wily of the Girard Bank, of this city, to pay its notes.
Now it seems to us that the most unthinking mind would
need no reminder of this fact, that when a hank has le
gally suspended specie payments it becomes a matter of
laver whether the Bonk allows a single dollar in cola to
leave its counter, No customer or holder of bills can do
snend, or U they do, the bank is at perfect liberty to deny
the specie ; consenuently,'no degree of think-beaded ob
*taw can materially Injure or discommode it. We un
derstand that the other city banks have been receiving
the bills all day as usual. Let DO ask these over•earnest
and easily-boated partisans of the one's-own-pocket
doctrine, if a bank chooses, in these times of ensponsloo,
to continue to lases large amounts of promises to Pay ".
What power is there which can discover lie character as
iong as the bank chosen to hide the [anti Malevolent
policemen may get up a hue and cry with credit when's
known rotten Institution is concerned, but for them to
attempt to ilium the Girard Bank le as abort-lighted as
it is seeseless, and is only excusable on the ground of
ignorance or fear.
The St. Louis Alissouri Democrat of the 81st ult.
'one money market continued dull, and nothing of
interest tramplred to-day. exchange is firm at y, and
Mies of small lots are made at it premium/ Gold is flat,
though nominally unchanged in rates. Of course. when
there are no transactions nor Inquiry, it might as
Weil be held at one figure 119 another. No Govern
tient vouchers are offering, although parties stied ready
to buy all that come at fair rules. Some capital Is seek
ing Invostmmt in bank stock. and shares have improved
Materially recently. We undeistand there is en eflort
making to iv mere the Farmers' Bank of Lexington,
and the Union Bank of this city. But whether it will
be BUCColleigli romaine to be seen. If those banks are re-
Stored they will hay, to do business on a different prin
ciple than they did before, if they wonld gaitt•publ'e con.
fidence. However, they mart be their oco lodges of that
matter. There Is A continual demand for Missouri
defence warrants at former rates. There is ale-, an
increased demand for uncnrrent Missouri money, owing
doubtless to the fact above stated, of the probable resto
ration soon of the only two uncurrent hankie in the State.
Our latest whites from New York show an increased
firmness la all classes of Government securities ant the
downward tendency of gold and sterling exchavge.
Money is very abui.elant et 4 to 6 per cent. Interest, and
as long as that is the case, there Is no fearer heavy depre
ciation In pre mph interest. relying Government stocky.
The Boston Commercial Bulletin May3l says:
4 eAdvlces from London, under date of the 14th alt.,
Show that speculation had already made Its mark upon
the mosey market there, and a rise la the rats cf interest
was daily looked far. A certain uneasiness regarding
the American Question also tended to restrict loans, and
stiffen the pockets of capitalists. The funds had not re
covered from the late depremion, and tke feeling on
'Change was ;dooms% applications for dleconet were
very heavy, not only at the Bank and in London, but
throughout the couutry. Merchants in linglaud do not
Wait, as we do here, till prewmre comes up m them to
meek money, hat, upon the first appearance of any pro
bability of a corner, trials, or movement, rush into the
discount market at once, and lay ample anchorage to the
windward. This demand NM not attributed to the
Turkish and Rersien I:an payments, but to an unde
fined fear of tome great political movement being about
to occur--eome •camling by the unfathomable Nan,-
lean."
The ledianapells Journal has a statement in relation
to the fraudulent issue of bonds by D.C. &over, former
state agent, from which the following are extracts:.
When the fraud was first discovered, the State au
thorities yielded to the Suggestion of the District Attor
ney, A. Oakey mid the Attorney General of New
York, Daniel S. Dickinson, RS we have attempted to state
them, end consent. din aisnepresMoof the
work of recovering the bonds has n. bean going on ever
eine°, and up to hat Friday, when the Pr cud first get
wind In New York, about 5700,000 bad been recovered.
The amount yet outstanding is net certainly known, but,
;from the statements of come of the parties Implioated, it
is believed that it ain not eacetitl 5500,000, of which the
whole will probably be recovered from the pieties or the
secutities of the Stale agent, * . * *
The fraudulent bonds were detected by the fact, that
they were not registered according to law. On March
6th, 1866, an act was approved, to rake effect on its Pilb-
Ikon= In the papers of this city, which was made on
March 11th, providing that on the wren& r of. any cer
tificate of stock the agent shonid send it to the State Au
ditor here, who should issue a rumens and register it. and
on its reception at the agency the agent 'timid also regis
ter it, and delimit to the holder. The fraudulent cer
tificates, of vulva, would not be registered at the agon
ies", as no canasta Wog fraud would he detected at
Imes. By keyless them unregistered, Stover was able
lekeepids frond concealed during hie term of office, and,
•Of'couree, it was inevitably discovered the moment orra
'of the fraudulent c BMM:rites woe presented to the new
'agent. Colonel Rudman. As ruction 4 of the act of
the 11th of March made void all bonds not issue 1 as it re
'tinned, Stover bad to effect hie gigantic fraud of 51.280,-
'OOO in the taw deye between his arrival in New York as
eihaven'a deputy, which was about Feb. 20th, 1859 Cra
vens only quslifyiog for the office on the 17th of that
month—ied the telling effect of the act on the 11th of
the month following. e r be had to ante-date the bonds so
as to take them out of the operation of the new law.
The probability is that he executed them, and put them
Into the hands of his accomplices, as ho bed an opportu
nity, during the whole term of hie office, and sure-dated
them beyond Meech the 11th, 1860. They era alt dated,
eo far as they have been discovered, prior to that time.
By this operation he accomplished two things ; he ma to
them valid In form, and threw the fraud int, the two
months that Cravens nominally held the office, thus
making Cravens' eecuritte. responsible, If the fraud were
discovered, and melee Me awn. The bonds on their
face are in dee form of law, and the State will undoubt
edly be responsible for them, unless it cat be proved that
they were actually executed after March 11, 185), whoa
they would be veld by exerese provision of the act.
. Previous to March 11, 1859, the State bonds were loft
In the agent's hands, efgned by the St de officers, ready
for Issuing, and a eilleg nothing but the agent's signa
ture to make them valid. This criminally loose mode of
doing Mistimes ut In Stover'e hands the Monk beads
with which to commit fraud. Why all the blanks were
not at once recalled alter the act of,,March 11th. 1869, as
the law meant they shenid be, leaving nothinc in the
agent's bands wl , ll whidisijo commit a Crandon:lst bo set
down to the aectiunt et elioinose way all the State busi•
Ems was transacted during 9o , nrnor Willard'a adminis
tration.
The New York Evening Post says:
The clock market Is very strong to- day, but not active.
There are few atccbs offering and prices move up card,
ender small orders to buy. The ease in merry, together
With the quick eucceerion, gives buyers great coofid once,
sod theepeculatlve excitement of the early part of May
promisee; to be re-enacted this mouth.
After the board the market farther advanced, eepeoial
iy Erie and New York Central. The former coil
largely at 381( 088%, the latter at 80X. Chicago and
Mock Island le 631
Cleveland, Cutworms, and Cincinnati In 1180120, New
Jersey Transportation 180 bid, New Jersey Central in
The railroad bocds are again higher. Toledo and Wa
bash seconds sot/ at 05; Pittsburg, Fort Wayne, and
Chicago, 97 i Tons Mute and Alton firsts, 110.
Slate atoelts are in good demand for investment. Gall-
TOTtlitt 7s touched 08. Illinois coupon bonds are smarm
,Indiana War 1 oar, sold at 94X esos,
The Government list closes strong at 1063 for coupons
And 102 g for registered. It will be noticed that our
it/notations for registered are ex-interest since the Ist of
Jute, while the coupons remain attaehed till July Ist.
There is notbleg new at the United atstst Treasury.
f)ld demand notes are quoted 100%. The 0 per. cent cer
tificate/I have at Id at 100 x,
Mimi is quoted very easy at 4 percent on call. There
is considerable !melees% doing, however both *lmre and
below these info?. Fr.rne paper of sho rt dates is selling at
605 X 41 , cent.
Exchange on London is steady but quiet at 114% a
114%. Gold le without - change, 103 X mlOB%.
rillsedelphia Stock ltki
11111e7orted by B. R. SLAT]
FIRST.]
3000 &Id Nay es '82.. 693
4000 Cam & A alb 86 'B3 OS
100 Chest & Wal-et R. 35
70 do 35
20 Spruce & Pihe B. 13
'POO Phil & Brie 8e... 91%
20 B&TC&P AB 83
6 Ifeeleton Coal—. 45%
20 Girard Collsks R. 20x
18000 D B 1308 l 1053
8 Norristown 8.... 48
400 City 86 N C &,
4 Penne R.... cath. 41%
4000 Penne 55.... 'ten 883
6000 do.. ..elO Mkt. 8834 •
100 Reed P.e.Se & in. 24 04
BETWEEN
000 Ban & Brie 75.... 933
60 Morrie Canal—. 50
60 Catawba& 11 2%1
113ECOND
100 Obee & Wel 11.55 85
10 Consolidation 33k. 28
24 Minehill B 443
100 do b 5. 443
4 Penn R 4 T15
81 do lots. 48
5 Little Bail 8..... 18%
DO Arch-et R • '22X
8000 Phil & Erie 88. 91X
AFTER.
80 N Pennell 8%
6 Beo & Third It 883
CLOSING PR.
Bid. Asked.
V El 6. 'Bl 1053 1013% 1
T.I El Tr 7 8-10 14.105 X 106%
PlAleds Be. 96% 01%
Philada 8e new.. 1003( 101
Penns fie 883 89
3Fleadiult. 24X 24 94
Bead mee'il(l4i.loo .102
Bead te1e 1 70.... 943
Bead mt Be'BB.. 80X 89
Poona II ex dly. 47% 48
Penne It 1 m e5..10415 106
3'ennalt2m 65.. 98x, 9931
Morrie Cal Con.. 60 61.
Morrie Osl Pref.ll9X
Bch Nev Stock.. 5 634
Bch Way Pref... 161( 1636
Sch . /laves 1 82.. 1391( 80X
Elmira It 10% 11J
• .
"'flees of Stocks In New York.—BY Telegraph.
PirstU. Second 0414.
0 17 S 85'81...
1.05,C bid Was
B
Iteading Balinind 24% • bid
Central bid
•
~Galens and Obleago • bid
•liew York - Central 89 bid
"Lyle 89 " '' 89 , bid •
14 bid
t iltaleat
Oletelond and Toledo... bid
Firm.
liana Sales, June 3.
AIM, Phila. Exchange.]
OAED.
600 Road lit ...030 lots 25
. 10 d 0..... 26
-100 do %%%%%%%%% 91
100 do c *oh .24 91
400 US T.SCI T Nu; Buc1104;%
.94 Lehigh 40%
60 &hi Nay 5%
16 d 0...... . . .. 15g
11000 Reading 6s 'TO.. 94
100 Long Island 8... 15%
1111nohill R 44%
129 slit Lehigh ..103)i
200 do 1.0335
1000 Phil & BUO To.. 90
1000 do., 1. 90
BOARDS:
50 Ostawia R Prt 1,5 9
18 Little Sabi R.2de. 18X
8000 Phil & Erle 8e..: 91X
BOARD.
51X0 1387.30 T Nts RadlOlX
2000 N Penns 10a 00)4
2 Leh Nay 58%
3000 West B'ch Bd 4de 8)
5 Korea . 50g
,2000 One Canal Cl 32
5000 do WO 32
200 Penn& Od - 105J4
I 10 Union Dank..... 32
BOARDS. •
5 Cam & /Lath R. 183
120 do 133
aocerLara..
Bid. Asked.
Elmira It Mt... 21% 22
Elmira 78 '73... 89 99
L bland R..... 151( 15%,
te'sh CI& Nay.. 58% 51X
Le et 8t Nay sap., 40%, - 4 0 X
N Penns 11. i.... 81.1.:. 89(
NPaR 08 77, •. 77.%
N Penni R 108, 91 '95
Calm+. B Con... 2% 2%
Catardsca Prf.. 8% 9 ,
Fmk & South B 46 47
2d.434-et
Eace& Vine.o . t . ll 8 8X ;
W Philaß. 58% 64,
Spruce & Pine.. 12x .13.
Green & Coatee.. 26% 27
Ghee & Walnut. 84% 85 "
Aroh Street..... 22% V.%
.. /Well
■AIOI
.. Sales°
.. sale.
.. sales
.. sales
.. salsa
.. e les
Philadelphia Markets.
Joan 3-llyealnd
•
The demand for Flour ie limited, both for export and
home use. Sales reach about 1,500 bble Weattra extra
family, at a price kept private; SOO bble Northwestern
do ,at $5. The odes to the trade are limited within the
range of $4,6004 76 for snixtrflne ; 84,87,405 76 for fx
trn family; and $1306.50 49' bitl for fancy brands. as to
gustily. Rye Plow is quiet at $3.25, and Pennsylvania
(loin Meal at $2 621 i 41e
WIIIIAT.—TDP offerings are light,.and the market dull,
with sales of 6,0(0 bn good Penus)lvanla rod at 1150
afloat, and whittin small lots at 12601300, al in
Rs e is lover, and Pennsylvania is quoted at f5O 4P° nu.
Corn comfit in slowly, and about 4,000 ba found buyers
at 50064 c afloat, for douthern yellow, including some
Pennsylvania at 53c in store. Oats are better, and 5,000
ho Pennsylvania sold at 40c afloat.
issax.—There is no chsnge in Queroltron, and first
No. 1 in quoted at 333 50 4P ton.
COTTOX.—The market is Ora), with a twill business
doing at lifligne V' It,, cash.
GNOCERIDS AND PRovisross.—Thore 'is very little
(loins in either, and we hear of uo sales wortbv of notice.
Witiscv.—The demand is limited. We selling at 240
2414 for Pennsylvania and Ohio, and drudge at 220 4Pr
g lien.
CITY ITEMS.
CARTES DE VISITE OP Pitt:nal:TENT CITIZENS.
—ldr. F. Ontekanet. the Popular aad most aucteeedul
photographer in this country, has lately added to his
Bomb collection, No. 704 and 706 Arch street, cartes of
Mr. Eli K. Price, Hon. Horace Blnney, Thomas Sully,
the artist, young General Patterson, Sheriff Ewing, aad
Oben. They are all admirable likenesses, and line
specimens of the photogsapbic art.
DELICIOUS SUMMER FRUITS AND CONPEO
210N8.—Idr. A. L. Yemeni, the popular Philadelphia
Confectioner, corr er of Chestnut and Ninth streets, hal
lawny s on band a fresh supply of One cream chocolates,
cream dates, French Rennet, French and American
Mixtures. Jelly Cakes, Sweet Jordan Boasted Almonds;
and delicious tropical and hot-house fruits In greatest
variety, at moderate prices.
()MUM]) & SOP'S NEW STYLE SUMMER
}TAIT, under the Continental Hotel, aro attracting
vereel attention by their elegance of shape, texture, and
finish, and the unusually low prices M which thoy are
selling. Their stock of Gents' Furnishing Goode and
Head-gear for Children is also very enperior. .
PURE LIQDOR2 FOR MEDICINAL PIIRpOsES.
—Mr. O. 11. hiatteon, dealer in Rine Groceries, Arch and
Tenth streets, has constantly on hand a supply of the
finest quality of Brandy for medicinal purposes—a per
fectly pure article ; also the beet Port, Sherry, said Ma
deira wines.
WARM WEATIfER.—li r e advise everybody
that wants to keep cool this hot weather to call upon
Messrs. filocunt and Esseett, in the Eastern Market, and
indulge in their luscious strawberries, smothered in ice
cream. They will find these gentlemen supplied with the
very best erticles of the kind in the city.
lion, Low, AND TUE GAM—Prof. Lowe,
at the battle of Chickabominy, it appear+, enjoyed the
scene in a private box, or basket, at an altitude of about
two thouaand feet. Surely, war Is losing its horrors,
end getting romantic, when commodores dross their
ehips no in May bushes, making the modern Orleanists
.think that Birnam Wood is coming to town, and generals
mend telegraph reporters up in balloons, to pry into the
back-door operations of the enemy. We next may hear .
of balloons dropping posters into the enemy's camp, hay
ing on them words of good advice, such as " Buy your
Clothing of Charles Stokes, under tho Continental."
THE RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE.—Gen.
Butler is emphatically the sight man in the right place,
at New Orleans. He snubs the boldest and sauciest of
the rebels, and bo stirs up short-comers with a sharp
stick. The General is a good soldier and a gimp lawyer,
and that be Is a man of judgment and discretion le
evidenced by the fact that he generally procures his
wearing apparel at the brown-stone Clothing Hall
of Bockill le Wilson, Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut street,
above Math.
WHAT A WORLD this would be, if all itS
inhabitants could say with Shakapearo's Shepherd : "Sir,
lam a true laborer--I earn that I wear, I owo no man
hate, envy no M9lOB happiness, glad of other men's
good, content with my farm " Wo might add that it
would indeed be a queer world, if all the people In it
clothed themselves in the line and fashionable' styles of
Bummer garments manufactured at the palatial establish
ment of Orenivillc Stokes, No: 609 Oheatnut etraet, where
the cheapest clothing is to be obtained at all Rama.
PASS MYERS SAI GED
In ship Tonawanda, far Liverpool—Martha & Choose
Lean and tervanti Ilagh Kinky, wife, three children, and
servant; Kate and Lindsay Saline, all of Philadelphia; Dr
Seim, of Manayonli; 42 in forward cabin and ateerege.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
We' SER FOURTH PAO
ARRIVED
Brig Eaglet, Terry, 8 days from Cardenaa, with sugar
and molasses to Stearin, Carson & Co.
Brig Louts, (Br) Crosby,lo days tram Arecibo, PR,
with molasses to John Mason & Co—vessel to E & &ruder
& Co. Loft brigs Samuel Welsh, for New York, and
Lillie, for Philadelphia, both loading
Bohr James Martin, Harding, 8 days from Boston, with
mdse to Twells & (Jo.
Behr En'mon Washburn, Thrasher, 6 days from New
herr', NC, in ballast to Twells & Co.
Behr Niontic, White, B days from Newbern, NO, In
ballast to Twelle & Co.
echr Cleo Fales, Nickoreott, 6 days from Providence,
with =dee to Crowell &
Schr Lizzie W Dyer, 6 days from Portland, with 3500
busbrls potatoes to &leer ac Bros.
t chr Hanna hßarratt, DeLby, 1 day from Smyrna, Del,
with corn to Jas Barrett & Son.
- Bar Henry May, Hoover, 4 days from Boston, with
hemp to Weaver, Bitter & Co.
Q GEARED. .
schr-AMmact& . l.DebtpAiror .... l)lsstrpth . Tyler, Stone
& Co.
Sem A L 'Money, Donnelly, Wathington, Potin Goa
Oral Co.
Schr Henry May, Hoover, Yorktown, C H Onintainge.
.., Hoop Ulm a Ann, McGarety, Snow HSI. NW, captain.
Str Col H H Viola, Temple, Alexandria, A 4 Cotton
& Co.
Btr HL Gaw,
hler, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
Btr Slide , Hobinaon, hew York, W P Ulyde.
8 &IL ST)
Ship Tonawanda, Julius, for Liverpool, left Walnut
strmt wharf at 2 P 'yesterday, in tow of tag America.
Her cargo , conaleta of 35 832 bushels wheat, 11,325 do
corn, 120' bbls flour, 32 bales rage, 36 hhda qaercitron
bask, 12 boxes bacon, 7 hhda tobacco, 12 plrgs mdse.
PIT TELEGRAPH.
(Correspondence of The Pram )
Sex Pa kNOISOO, Jane 8.
Arrived, skips Spitfire and Young ftlechanU, from
litw York.
NEW Yonx, June 8.
Arrived, ship 'lsaac Webb, from Liverpool; ship St
George, from Buenos Ayres; brig Alicia, from Lisbon;
brig Pedro Sanchez Poly., from Messina' : sehr Fleetwood,
from Para.
MEMORANDA
Steamship Scotia, Judkina, cleared at New York yes
terday for Liverpool.
Ship Ocean Express, Watson, cleared at New York
yesterday for San Francisco.
'Bark Harriet Flak, Fisk, for Falmouth, for orders, in
4 days, was nt Salina about 22d ult.
Bork Hiawatha, Byder, sailed from New Bedford 2l
Met. for Philadelphia, to load for Olilna.
Bark Philip Delanoze, Terry, from Hong Kong, at
York yesterday.
Brig - Androw Peters, Walls, for Philadelphia in 2 days,
was at Begat about 224
Saw II E. Webb, Buckingham, hence, arrived at New
York yinterdar.
to Behr Lafayette, Ifelurray, hence, arrived et NeirDort
et ult.
flair Herald, Knight, from Providence for Philadel
bia, at Newport not ult.
Bohr Hammett, Tobey, from Dighton for Philadelphia,
at Newport let inst. . •
Behr Fly, Olieeteman, from Nantucket for Philadel
phia, ut Newport 1.4 t inst.
Bars Orria Trams's, Clark, and Albion, Holbrook,
from Taunton for Philadelphia, at Newport Ist inst.
Sabre Jae Neilson, Burt, and S L Crocker, Praebroy,
hence, arrived et Taunton 2d inet.
PlFehr F C Anderson, Smith, hence, arrived at Deniers
30th nit.
Steamer,/ Middlesex, Sox, and Vulcan; Morrimon, hence,
arrived at New York yesterday.
Steamer Bowden, LOSE e, hence, arched at New York
yesterday.
ARRIVALS AT THE 'HOTELS
VP TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST NIGIIT
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut ate.
8 Goodwin, Williamsport Geo Fisher, Harrisburg
J W Trabue,Naohville J 0 Willi)°, Yittsburg
Mr, G M Speir, New York Arch W Stwh, New York
Ches N Mayne, Baltimore L Litchfield, Boston
J EL Brown, Somerret Copt W A Johnson, Mo
•J B Morgan, Pittsburg FAlw Vernon & wf, Canada
M Comalr; Spain Gen Prim, S,min
Brig Gen M Bolick, Spain Col De Venre. Spain
T 8 Pales, Spain Miss 31 Jlantill, N J
John V Craven, N J W P Bird, Maryland
Rev Gustavus ti Bird, Nd Jacob W Bird, Maryland
N It Mudge Capi C a Sludge, Hass
O W Wright, California N W Goestaor, New York
L Lincoln, Boston B L Daggett, Boston
Mimi A 0 Williams, BOStOII MO Cote, Bataan
P W Geer; New York Sir Thomas Tobin. England
Chas E Long, Penna F Owen, New York
Foster & wf, New York II Darter & wf, New York;
B B llsmlin & w, Penn B N Vail & In, Baltimoro
W B Richmond, N Raven Gan Ccok, Naw Haven
Nelson Walling, Maas S B Golan, Liverpool
Miss Onion, Liverpool WkDonglas, Baltimore
M Remelt & w,Wasbington Thos Bymington, Balt .
J 11 Tuoton & w, Waeb, D C L N Schneider & w, Wash
W B Larmonr, Baltimore Wm Brown, Baltimore
John A Norris N B Paddieford, New York
Ih ra J C Smith, Plattoborg lien Gideon, Wash, D 0
Harrisburg Majer D McClure & w,IISA
II B McComb, Delaware J Melds, Michigan •
D A Stoddard C P Vest & w, Oto, 0
G W Marshall & la, NY • A E Valentine, New York
A M Lewis, New York W Goddard, Rhode Island
Dire Cray & son, New York A Wilhelm, Cornwall
Alf Wetherill, Wash, D 0 J oJohnson, Boston
Jacob Hontringor, Jr, Pa Geo 22 Blakeslee , Conn
Chas Bradford, .0 BAT A Sabi r, New York
D Griswold, New York B A Coen, New York
A M Sherman, New York A B Warner, New York
S Sargent, Boston 0 II Sampson, Boston
A B Woodruff, Patterson 0 Wells A la, Hartford
NV Wright, N Jersey Corn 0 Gruen, II 3 N
Mrs Green G B Coale, Baltimore
Peter Gillen, Now York T T Crane, Now York
BT Wise, New York E R Tinker, Massachusetts
21 Funston, Now York MB linrllint, Cleveland
J Perkins, Cleveland • A J Filch, Jersey Oity
Wells D H Holly
John p Crosby, New York Chao Shytt, New York
N Neaniark, New York H Loring, Boston
W E Heniltn, Prof; R I Hon &wordy Johnson, Nd
A L Slionror,llltnnesota 24 Myrick, Minnesota
Air Abell, New York D Austin, Jr, Now York
C Beard, New York J W Hammersley .
O Norwood, New York
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth et., below Arab. • •
0 R Armstrong a la, Ohio J D Babiwin, Allegheny Cy
J Dl Keith, Parkebarg W J Starer, Pennsylvania
Mies Taylor, Pittsburg Daniel Mean:trine, Ohio
M J Kramer, Allentown If 0 Grattan, Illinois
Gilk soon, Mimi:art J T -McGehee, Tennessee
J Rankin New York Wm Van Andan, New York
Jee Baidwin,'Connecticut A C Spring, Boston
J 0 Lippincott, Pittsburg Jas S Searle, Wilkesbarre
R Searle, Montrose Jameson Harvey, Pa
B Porter, Roston J 8 Engem, •Patereon, N J
Jim Jackson, Paterson, N J Semi Smith, Paterson; N J
Jee A Polk & la, M Chunk L P Thane% Chester ooi Pa
A Pardee, Hazleton, Ps • W Whitaker & la, Pa
Brown, Connecticut Sol Huber ' Chambersburg
.D Kilgore • N Potere , Delaware •
Nits b M Harvey, Penne • -
BT. LOMB HOTEL—Obeietnut street; above Third.
Dore% New York John 0 Be,hl Baltimore '
A Grayson 0 G Neibbs,Wastibigton DO
H Bird), Reading J Moore, Baltimore
Joe L Carpenter & la, Del Geo W Lackey, WIIm, Del
J Clark It la, Maryland W D Casterline,' N Jersey
Hll Demmlor, Pittebnrg L V Demmler, Pittsburg
Mks L 0 Denuder, Plttebig Joe Bowers, Fall RI rei
Joint Rowers, Fall River ' David Waring, Vail River
J Moore, New Jeraey . , _Theo Balt, New York
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street, above Third.
Jos B Welker, New Jeraey John S Beech, New Jersey
L'ewin Smith, New Jersey II 2 Van Reed, Reading
J Kirchner, Ohio .111 in Bailie Jones, Oranges'
AB. Wercbinan, Ponta , Joe bisuitereon,Lantalter co
David Brubaker, Leer co Steei,'Plnegreve
inhurg Melly. Lebanon co r 0 Laurence, 2tlinereville
'Geo 8 Lawrence, Mineraville H J Hendricks, St Olair
alio Mot, Snider co, Pa. Jno S Blarth,Lowiabarg
!.11•13 211111 Phi, Penn Joe H Fanck, Lebanon, Pa
THE UNION—Arch street, above Third.
Joe Williams, New Jersey W Dyer, Delaware
/fire Weaver, Wash. D 0 Atlas Weaver, Wash. D
(1 It Town. Bath, Kahle H (Aso, Dauphin co, Pa
W L FRIOIIy Mae. J 11 Brett, New York
A 0 Beynolds, Boston B 11 Not.leer, Now Jersey
Tweddell, New York 111) Smith, Connecticut
Dire Whitfield, Pollicino 'MLitt Whittleld, Pottsville
Mr Whitfield, Pottsville W I,Ettelehell , Penns'
Ll W Harper, Ponca W A Peters, Morahan creek
II J Knepp, Honesdale, Pa
STATES UNlON—Market street, above Sixth.
J Brandon, Indians or, is 11 R Simple, Idorgant'n
Jae N Baker. Hopewell, Psi' B B Johnson, Quince, ILL
A Long. Lewistown J Kimbell, Penn's
F B Mille, New Jersey Wm A Long. IetLIC co
H H Long, Lancaster co 15,,50 H Wenn, Penn's
Mrs Jene Wilson,'Peon's •J It Asher, Indianapolis
A Smith. Washington P M Grimes, Wit Cottage
BDI Wood, Allegheny City El .N Flora, Wrightsville
J R !licks, Chester co J J Hellman. Penn's.
(Id W Turiett, Penn's U Al Orftlqam, Penn's
B J Baß7, New Yolk •
COMMERCIAL—Sixth street; above Chestnut.
Dent 7 Shafer. W Chester H B Conard & Is, Pa
Chas Dienes, Westgrove 1. 9 inibrie, Pittsburg
W 8 Seal, 'Millersville. Geo S Mseser,.Mass
8 Wilroo. IVilmioston, Da Miss H Wilson, Wilm'n
P Armstrong. Pewee H el Irons
Peter Brows, Pottsville T Wilson
L Drck & In, Cluster co, Ps Mows King & ds, Penn's
Wm J Smedley, Del co, Ps
BARLEY SHEASSocond street, Ixdotv Vine.
Lieut C C Davenport, Pa 0 W Carver, West Chester
J Ordirallader, Penna MlCutil, , Montgomery
Mike. Palieville Miss B
Mire $ Milos, Daykville Serat E Walton, .Buchsler
W M Kirk & SOD. Penna M Vanderbilt, Hartsville
Mims Vanderbilt, Hartsville A Danahowor, Bucks
Mr Hoff, Huntingdon Mrs J R Hog; Huntingdon
A S Pax on, Penna M Widditield, Doylestown
Stecitbonae. Attleboro S Bette, Bucks
B Brown, Bucks A .1 Larne, Sprlngvallsy
B Buckman, Newtown J Rich, Backs
P }nth, Bucks Jno Rich, Backe
D Jorrett, Mootoomorr T Bmith, ch, Ponas
L Wciptin, LT coming co 0 Oomly, Byberry
J Trego Galena, 1111uole T Bette, Penns
Sat:e;thwaite, Fells Wm Davison, Penns
— BLACK BEAR—Third street, above Callowbill
Ml,Gtary, Quakertown • W Eberhard, Pa
Nir t selPy A Sherrrr, Easton
Licnt Gro W Snyder, Pa A R WKnight, Pa
Cline Harper, Jenkintown Ohae rianoy, Hartsville
A Heckman. Penults'lrani& John Vanariadalon, Pa
W Darner, Pcnneborg Julio Horan, Peonsbnrg
Baml A Heald, Yerdleyville Sigmund flogeland, Pa
Jacob Neitneyer, Pa F Tomlinson. Bsberry .
Chas Morrbon, Einntington H Gangwer, Lebigh co, Pa
W Weaver, Pennsbarg I) Edelman, Pennnylvania
Jacob K Hill, Earlville Isaac P Howland, Pa
Benj Buffington, Dauphin co Joe Whital, Northampton
MADISON llOUSX—Second street, above Market
L R Carbart. Zion, MA J Potter, Lewistown
B O I.evauway, Stroudabg Geo F Meeker, Stroudabg
B Simmons, Wilmington, Del B Sheppard, Sbeopardv,lLl
N Thomison, Laurel, Del J A Parsons, Salmbury,Md
S M Dashill, eansbury, bid T B Smith, Salisbury, Md
W M. McMahan, Md Chas Sterling, Trenton, NJ
J B Ferguson, N J Thos Clark, Pa
L J Sibley & ladies, Del Mrs Richarde, Bristol
Mre Paxson, Bristol J Leslie, Jr. Newport
W H Barnes, Wyoming co J F Scott, New Britain
J Good, Trenton. N J A Stanton, Wilmington
B Even & lady, Deposit,NY 0 It Swallow, Lumbers, Pa
.. . • 4 0 • ..,
ROMEO AND JULIET
BS TUB BARD eV TOWRP. LULL..
Young Romeo was hie mother's pet ;
He fell in love with Juliet;
(Her nopa'r nano was Oapulsti)
She was too young to marry, yot
Her common Renee ehe did forget
Acd all her soul on Romeo net,
Oh gracious ! what a pity !
For he, on an unlucky day,
Her conein Ty bait chanced to alaYr•
And, kat he should be hanged, they say,
Be thought it beat to run away,
From fair Verona city.
And SnHet, his forsaken bride,
With dose of laudanum wise supplied;
She took it, aud 'twits thought aho died,
(For playing possum, eci %he tried,)
And Romeo, when ho heard it, ailed,
And then committed suicide,
To Smother his yoxstion
Elam hie example and hie fate ;
Cool dressing Will 10T8'6 flame abate,
Or summer's haat, however great,
At Towan Ham . bind ealesmen wait
To give each consolation.
The largest assortment of the above-mentioned " con
solation "in Philadelphia on hand, comprising every
variety and price of Beady. made Garments, and a large
and select stock of Piece Goode, for order work. Every
taste and pocket can be stilted. We buy and sell for
cash only; therefore, at the lowest possible prices.
TOWER. HALL, No. 618 bIAEKST Street, Philadel
phia [ltj BENNETT & CO.
DEAF MADE TO HEAB.—lnstruments
to assist the Hearing, in every varitty and of the most
approved construction, at P. HADETBdII, 116 South
TEETH Street, below Chestnut. jit4.3t
BATCHELOR'S BAIR DY:E! •
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
ILLIA el A. BATCHELOR'S celebrated Hair Dye
produce's a color not to be distinguished from nature—
warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; remedies
the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for
life.SiOßA 9, BED, or BUSTY HAIR instantly turns a
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and bunt
tiful. Bold by all Druggists, Ix.
t 1 The leonine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE
LOR, on the four sides of each bon.
FAO1C;0311f, No: 81 88.80 LAY Street,
(Late 233 Brktopme an 8 .3.41. Bond street),
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S.-T.-11180-X
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BlTTERE—EX
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strengthen, and purify the aYstem, Cure Dyspepsia,
Acidity of the Stomach, Diarrhoea, &c. A perfect aß
petizer and tonio. They invigorate the body, without
stimulating the brain. They are compounded of yore
St. Croix Bum, Boots, and Herbs, and' aro recom
mended by all who use them. Adapted to old or
young, but particularly !commended to the weak and
languid. Bold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Saloons. P. B. DRAKE & C 0.,.
myB-mwfBm 202 Broadway, New York.
ONE-PRIDE CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST
Brmies, made in the Beat Manner, expressly for RE
TAIL BALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in
Plain Irignree. All Ooode made to Order warranted
Satisfactory. Our ONE -PRICE SYSTSII is strictly ad.
hared to. AU are thereby treated alike.
se22-1y JONES A 00.. 604 MARKET Street.
Da. D. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.—
Thirty years of experience bee demonstrated beyond the
eliadow, of a doubt that JAY NESS EXPEOTGBANT
excels every other remedy for the corn of
ASTPNA,
BRONCHITIS,
"CONSUMPTION, •
CONGAS AND COLDS, .
CROUP AND HOPPING COUGH,
SPITTING OF BLOOD,
AND ALL.PULM ON ART COMPLAINTS.
Hnndrede of other remedies have been landed and ex
tolled to the shies, but having rovirlues to suatata them,
bare sunk into oblivion, while JAYNE'S EXPEC CO-
ItANT has continually increased In popularity, until
now there iv scarcely an inhabitable part of the globe
where it Is not need and highly appreciated. •
The following are a few of the many certificates lately
received
Rey. A. 11. DANFORTII, Miesionary at Assam, In
dia, writes:
' "On 'my way home from India, on board the English
passenger ably Marlborough, I met with Major Clarke,
an.oilicer in the Queen's service, who was connected, I
think, with the 53d Regiment, and was located in Fort
William during the rebellion I soon perceived that be
had a TROUBLESOME GOUGE, and urged him to take some
EXPEOT‘RANT. He at first refused, saying he bad
bed the cough for sixteen years-, and had tried every
thing withput the least benefit, and be had now given up
doctoring as useless. Hie wife, however, persuaded him
to try it, end to gratify her he did so. He found so much
relief that be begged me to let him have all I had with
MP, saying I could got more when I reached home, and
he could not."
Mr. READING DOTY, of 'Twenty•intle stand; War
ren county, Ohio, attys:
"Recently I had an attach of ASTHMA, the most dis
tressing of all diseases, and yesterday afternoon, after
taking a short ride, I returned home almost unable to
breathe. Through the persuasion of my wife, I was led
to try your EXPECTORANT. The first dose gave In
stant relief, and after the fourth dose I enjoyed a refresh
ing sleep, and the next morning arose in better health
than for two years peal."
FIZAIMPIANTHRS 88TH (MOLIAN'S)IIZOTMENT (P. V.), }
'•• '
COMPANY. D, ALRHANDRIA, Vs.
• MICSNRECD. -JAYNE & BON: Gentlemen: During ell
the time we have been in the service—nearly four
months—but one of our company has been sick enough
to be plated in the hospital. Our surgeons have often
spoken of Ode, and attributed the unusually healthy
condition of the men to the use of Dr. D. JAYNE'S
IdEDICINES.
, .
The EXPECTORANT had been much sought after
in caste of COLDB, 08110118, tic., and has always af
forded relief; while the Carminative Balsam has often
rated like a charm in all cases of Looseness of the
Bowels, Diary/ma, Stc.—diteases to which soldiers are
•particniarly exposed, from the frequent changes of water.
,We are colvinced, therefore, that much suffering
would be prevented, and many lives saved, if every com
pany in the army was provided with a small supply of
your. Meolclnoe, similar to the one furnished us. On
bailiff or the company, I remain, Ac.,
LOUIS WAGNER.
First Lieutenant Company D.
Mr. PREBtON EWING; Laconte, flarrison counts%
Ind., writes: •
Being afflicted with. BRONOIIITIS for the space of
three years, to inch an extent that I was obliged to re.
linquish the teaching of vocal music, and feilieg to ob.
•tan any relief from the physicians whom I consulted, I
gave the EXPBCT9BANT a trial.' After using It for a
few weeks, I was very much relieved, and by its constant
use my throat is uow entirely clear of any Mamie."
SWEDE RICKS BBOOKFNLL, No. 641 FSiher street,
below Seventh, Philadelebia; writer:
. .
"For more 'hen two years I was afflicted With COW:
SUMPTION, and during thin time, owing to d'ionstant
Cough and the. sharp pain and difficulty of brombing
which accompanied it, I obtained but little rent. Having
tried in vain many different remodiee, I began to lose
all hope, when a neighbor, whom husband had barn
cured of a similar coniplainfb] JAYNA'S EXFECTO-
ItAliT, peinnsdelme to give it a trial. After taking
several bottles, large quantities of corretptiori were
thrown from .me; and I then began to mend gradually,
until now my health is perfectly restored."
Kr. W. 4i. FIBIIER;. of Wooten-Spalding, Lincoln-
England, writes:
• ' A little nephew of mine, five years old, was a few
,inoctbs tdnce suffeeng from the MOPING COUGH,
laid I never saw a more distressing case, rimmodlate
)Y grave him JAIME'S EXPEOTOR ANT,liceording to
'oltreationsi and very soon began to see an improvement.
4bsoirgih-beEXineiseier, and expectoration much freer
infevidalit, , and in' two weeks the malady was so en
41reli orirootiii m'at'h required no further attention." •
.i; Tbe2XIPE . OTO.IISOT. is piepired only by Er.' D.
fiP4Itg!iII2:9IOSTNITT Street. je2-taw2t
THE PRESS.-=-PHrLAD.ELPMA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE-- 4, iMg:
CHASS-4PAltlft.—On the Stet ult.. by Friends'
ceremony, George H. (lhase,'of Union Spr'nee, Cornea
county, N. Y., to Mary ir.Vdiu3bter of Ch Wes &dame,
of this oily. •
611Ei•DON—WETIT1C,On the Stet of May, by 11.-v.
Jobs bommn. at the parannane of Central SI. ).
Church, No. 1333 Vino strcee, Mr George T. Sheldon to
flies Elite White, both of Philadelphia.
BUBBOWS—On the 91st May, Catharine, wife of
James Burrows, after a abort Moen, in the TOth year of
bet. age.
• 3be funeral take• place • thin (Wednesday) morn:-
ing, at 10 o'clock, from She residence of her son-in
low. Mr. William Gents, corner of Twenty-flret and Om
Uri° ado ets, (Times station Germantlwn Railroad.) Oars
leave the depot, corner of Ninth and Green. every hour.
GARREI T her regidence No. 1003 Parrish
street, Mary.M. Garrett, in the 031 year of her age.
The relatiyes and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral. To leave the home
at ASO A. M. Fifth day, sth instant, to proceed to
Goshen. Chester county, PS. **
BARDINGL—On the 2d Instant, Maria, wife of Jasper
Harding.
The relatives and male friends of the faintly are re
spectfully invited to attend her funeral, without further
notice,' from the residence of her husband, No. 314 Smith
Third street,' on Thursday morning, sth Initant, at 1.0
o'clock. Services at St. Pettr'e Church. ' • **
entrFr.—Ort the let •inetant, from effects of wottnis
received in the battle at Williamsburg, Mr. Andrew
Ebuff, orderly sergeant of (16: A, 7th Regime ut Now Jer
sey Volunteers.
The relatives and male friends, the members of the
Good Intent time Company, Washington Ledge, A.O. of
G. R., and the Reserve and' Rome Gnard of the city are
respedfully invited to attend the funeral, from the real
dence of his father. P. W. corner of Pin Wand Pine strata,
this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock. * •
RIFHL.---Suddenly, on the let inet4nt, in the 31st
year of her age, Mary Debella, wife of Lieutenant John
S. Rlebl, now In the ?fah Regiment P. V.
The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem
bers of Pocahontas Pont. No. 1, D. of F.; Rowana Ono
clave,No. 5, 11. 0. of D. of 51., are respectfully Invited to
attend her funeral, from the residences of her husband,
No. 1032 Lawrence street, this (Wednesday) at 3 o'clock.
To woof el to Odd Ft flown' Cemetery.
IDELL —On the Ist instant, Rlwood Idell, in the 21st
year of his me.
Nis relatives and friends are Inviter' to attend the
funeral. at Crosewicks. N. J., on north day, 4th inet.,
at 10 o'clock. Carriages will meet 6 o'clock A. hi, train
at Botdentown. N J.
curats —On the 31st ultimo, Edwin H. Curtin, in
the 37th year of hill ace.
The funeral will take place this (Wednetelay) after
noon, 4'h instant, at 2 o'clock, from the reeldence of Dr.
Fruicrick Durrnieter, Otis (lite Wood) street, below
Erankford road. Interment at Odd Fellows' Cemetery.
LEST.—On the 81et of May, Mr. Benjamin Gest, ages
To yf are.
The relatives and friends, and members of Southwark
Mechanics' Beneficial Society, are ressectfully invitsd to
attend his funeral, from his late rodidence. No. 46 P, Imo
street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, June 4, at 2 o'clock.
To proceed to Swede GIVII.Pd for interment. *
SECOND MOURNING . POPLINS,.
VALENCIA% AND GINGRAMS —BESSON &
SON invite attention to their New Stook or—
Setond Mourning Gingharna. 16 to 25 cents..
Second Mourning Bilk and Wool Pontius, 62 1( to TIS.
Second Mourning Silk and Wool Valenciae. 76 oW.
Black and White fined Pennell Jaconota, 26 eta.
Plain Black fined French Jaconeta, 26 eta.
Lupin's Black Oliallice, 44 eta.
Lupin'e Black Barege. 7-4 wide, 62% eta.
Lupin's Black Crape Maretz, 25 eta.
Lupin's Black l'amartinna.!2s eta.
TrDAVID'S SLING A D
MOB ON GEN. EUITER'S AND TEE PRO:
Si DENT'S PROOLAM ATIONS.—Bev. I. BOGLE&
MARTIN. of Entail, will deliver a lecture on the above
subject, WEDNESDAY EY IC NINO. June 4th, in SHI
LOH (Baptist) MEETING4IOIISE, at to'clock. Ad,-
misiion 10 cents. 119 E
orA MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF
thtt Tieenty•fourth Want, favotaVe to establish
ing a Bank, to be called I .YR% BANK OF WEST
PHILADELPHIA." to be cetahlisbed under the provi
sions of an not entitled An act to establleh a system of
free banking in Penneylvania, and to Bemire the public
agatnet Mee from insolvent hanks," approved the first
day nr May. A. D.1E61. will be held in the COMMIS
SION/RV HALL, West Philadelphia, on WEDNES
DAY AFTERNOON, .4th instant, at 6 o'clock.
Cff.PHILADELPHIA SOCIETY FOR
razaioTlNG ADRIOULTURE.—Stated Meet
log at Booms No. 3:6 WALNUT Street, on Wednesday,
Juno 4tb, at o'clock A. M. • je3-24.
ErWIEST* OW THE SEASON. —LADIES ,
STRAWBERRY' FESTIVAL, for iho benefit
of the TWELFTH. STRRE r M E. CRUROB, will
be held at• HANDEL AND HAYDN HALL. Routh
cost corner or Eighth end Green streets, on THURS
DAY EVENING, June 6th. Tickets at the d,or any
rry. COSI PROMISE—PE ACE .-6111 ALL W E
make the former and thereby secnre the latter 7
Or, Shall we enbcalt to Foreign Intervention 7 Lec
ture on this subject s by the Bor. R. A. CARDEN, (for
the benefit of Zion Chnrch,) at Spring Garden Institute,
BROAD and SPRING GARDEN Streets, on MONDAY
EVENING, June 16th, 18112. Admission 10 cents.
je3-I2tts
ayEXAMINA TION OF AreLnAlwrs
for vettificates of Qualification for ASaISTANT
TRACHRAS of the Public School'. of Philadelphia will
be beld at she Jefferson School Donee ' on FIFTH &rest,
above Poplar, commencing on FRIDAY, June 6th, at 2
o'clock P. M., and continuing on SATURDAY, 7th. at
9 o'clock A. M. Applicants under 17 years of age will
not be examined.
By order of the Committee on Quelifiestlon of Teach
era of the Board of Controßere.
Tr PEOPLE'S STATE' OONYENTION.
THE PEOPLE OF PENNSYLVANIA, who desire
‘wdially to unite hi •
SUSTAINING THE NATIONAL ALNIIFISTRATION
in its patriotic efforts to suppress a aectionat and unholy
rebellion against the
UNITY OF THE BEPUBLIG,
and who desire to support, by every power of the Go
vernment, bur 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 DELEGATES equal to.the Legislative Representation
of the Stile, at such times and in such manner as will
best respond to the spirit of this call, to meet in
AT
' . .
HABEISBIIRG,
•
On THURSDAY, the 17th day of July next, at .71
o'clock on said day, to . . •
NOMINATE .OANDIDATEB
for the offices of
. striolTOß GENERAL , . .•
SURVEYOR GENERAL,
and to take snob measures as may be deemed -necessary
to strengthen the Government in this season or common
peril to a common country.
Chairman or the People's State Oossmittee.
GZO. W. HAMMZUSLY. Secr etaries.
JOHN• M. SULLIVAN, S my 1.12
rte- - . OFFICE OIONIONGAIIEL&
TICE COMPANY,
At a meeting of the Board of Nlanasera of this Compa
ny, held on the fat of Iday, 1882, the following resolutions.
were adopted
Resolved, Tbat coupon bonds of this Company, bear-.
ing date the first day of July next, be, teasel to the
amount of Two Ilmidred Thsnsand' Dollars, to
sums of One Thousand Dollars each, payable in tWen
ty-fivo years after the date thereof, bearing. interest
at the rate of six per centhm per spawn, paya•
ble rend-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 to Thomas Bakewell, as
trustee, for the boldersof said bonds.
Mao Ned, That the President of this Company be au
thorized to procure, to be negotiated, of the mortsage
Wilds of this Company. *llia day ordered to be hunted. the
amount of one hundred and twenty-five thousand def
iers, for cash, or the ontat•ndiug bonds of this Com
pany, maturing on the first day of January next; at
par.
In accordance with the foregoing resolutions, 817 3-
SOBIPTIONS wilt be received until three o'clock of the
24th DAY OF JUNE NEXT, for the above loan: • In
formation with regard to the character of the Improve
ment may be obtained from Joehna•Hanna, Ee4 , of Min
na, Bart, & Co , Pittsburg; Abraham Gibbons, Etta.,
Coatesville, Cheater county, Pa. ; and Messrs. Jar.
Conk, it Co., Philadelphia,. wbo are authorizedlo receive
subscriptions for tha loan. •
The Capital Stock of tbe Company in $726,760
Funded debt, thondsoutetanding).... ...... 182,000
There is no floating or other debt existing. The marks
are in active operation and complete repair, and•tho re
(mints justify expectations of the usual or average divi
dend for the present year. T 1 e works were so far com
pleted, and the debts of the Company paid as to enable
the Managers to declare their fleet dividena, Jill? 7th,
1863, since which time they have declared fourteen 11191-
donde up to July, 1881—eight yews—amounting in the
aggregate to fifty-four and one-half per coot., or six and
eighty-one hundredths per cent. por annum. There are
no bonds in the market better secured than those otthis
Company, and nose that offer greater loducemente for
investment as to mouthy and .prompt payment of into
rest, which is well known by the holders of the present
outstanding bonds. The object of this mortgage is to
concentrate the bonds of the, Company and' secure the
whole. A preference will be given to the present holders
of the bonds maturing January Ist. 1603 The Company
reserves the right to accept the whole or any portion of
the amount anbecribed.
my 27. tJe2.4 J. K. MOORHEAD, Pree6lent.
NOTICE.—A GENERAL MEETING•
of the Stoetholders of the UNION . 0 AN&II 0051-
PANY: and of the Bondholders of said company, now
secured by the lst mortgage, dated the 23,2 April, 1863,
will be held at the Booms of the Board of Trade. No. 505
CHESTNUT Street, on MONDAY, the ninth day of
JUNE, 1862, at 11 A. td., for the purpose of considering
and acting upon the provision, of an act of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, entitled "• A. further supple
ment to the several acts heretofore pissed relating to the
Union Canal Company, of Pennsylvania." Approved
the 10th day of - April, A. 1). 1862.
By order of the Board of M imagers.
JAMES PAGE, President.
O. TROMPBON. Secretary. - my 284109.•
ey. OFFICE GIRARD FIRE AND' MA
RINE INSURANCE COMPANY, 415 WAL
NUT St , PutLensLyure, X[115 , 1, 1862 —The Direcfore
Lave this day declared a semi-annual DIVIDICIIU of
three and a half per cent., payable to the etockholders of
this Company, on and after the 15th instant.
myl4-merflm ALFRED IL C94.111 . 1TT. Treasurer.
Alpfige4l!Tl
.GOLD WANTED,
ONE-YEAS 01111RTIFIOATES FOE SALE
BEVEN.ANDAMIFIMIDTRA AND 001:7PON
BONDS rOß'Etailk
my6-1m
$l2 0005.4 000,
,AND
4 , jost ! p *Stt , to loan '
on moetiugi;Vi
je4.3
BARRY, 430 WILINUtpt:,:.
$6,0002 65,000 , AND s4,oofpc. TO
IN . VRST on M A. Or t tr i tli ) , : t r igr e.;, ,.
.10).30.61* No. 61 North. SIXTH. Strait.,
, TVORYTYPES.-REIMER'S
IYORYTYPYS are perfect gems; - the chorminsfoffect
protincbd by the artist is the theme of admiration of all
who see them.. BEOOND direst, above Green. 11*
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN,
/LI: that e DD tiuttoo bastoen lauds" fOi a duplicite of
.CEETIFICATB No. 14 of the PENN MUT Cali LIFE
YNKJEANCE COMPANY, dividend of 1857; for $BO,
üblcb Lae been loot or _
'3e4-wf4* • 8. ABOWES.
T' WARD, Nos. 103,7.105; 10? path
• SECOND Street, wlllsoyao,. ow TIIEBD4.Ir. •
splexidld giaeoiliient of Children% Nate •• • ' jeargoic.,'
EXPREI3I3 TO ATLANTIC OHL-
Tbe Philadelphia Local Xx,preas Oompahy, Office
28 Sinth FIFTH stroLt, maim° daily linear forwarding
Packaata. Beegege,g and Brelpht of every description.
Goods called for In all parts of the city by leaving orders
•at our Office. Baggage checked theculth. • ./813.6t+
rIPENING: OF A SUININISR GAR:'
vI DEN. The undersigned begs .leave tminforin the
public that he has opened for the season ills FINE GAR
DEN and HOTEL, at the toot of COATES Street, oppo
site Faiths:Quit - Park. Families are particularly Invited.
Ice Cream, Oakes, excellent Lager Bess of Delta's brew
dry, Wines, ito., always on hand, •
HENRY Filo" k,
• ing.Sm TWEETY•HEITNTH and COATES MS.
MARRIED .
DIED
GEOEGB W. YABMIAN, Chairman.
A. K. MoOLIIIIII,
PITTSBURG M9Y 23,i 1859
- • FINANCIAL.
At high prices.
PREx4EL
34 134ank.THIND Street.
DETAIL DRY GOODS
GREA3 i
REDUCTION IN PRICES
OP LI T, PLAIN, AND FANCY
CLOTH SACQUES;
r,OM $8 TO $5.
FROM $lO TO $6.
FROM $1.4 TO $B.
These darments are elegant sod rich in appearance, as
mach . solk Garments at twice the cost, and are thin
enough tb be worn the entire season.
J. W. PROOTOR & 00.,
920 00ESTNIIT STREET
my , tf l 8
!S AND . BOYS' , WEAR
"CASSMERES.
LIMIT. MIXTURES.
slut '
FINE, BLACK
OLOTH .
LADIES , otapairos.
BEAMIC BROADOLOI4B.
SILK MIXED OOLMIGS.
NEW MELTONE.
COOPER & CONARD.
S. E. CORNER NINTH AND MARKET.
m727-1m
•
NM FM.BROIDERIES, WHITE
GOODS, dc.—Just owned. a generel assortment
of desirable Franck and Semen Need , e -work ed Banda,
Edgipgs, Imeriings, Randkorchlefs, Collars, Sleeves, eto.,
nt 'my low prices.
ALSO.
•A full Hoe of all deactietione of Wbito Goods for Ladles'
weer, of the moat approved makes.
SNEPPARD, VAN BARLINGEN. k ARRISON,
:jet •, • • .7 : 1008 ORINTSUT Street.
1'094 OIIICEITNIIT BTBSBT
E. M. NEEDLES
'lnvitee the „ special - attention" of " Ladies"
who intend "spending the summer" in' " tat
country" at Watering Places," or in " travel.
ling," to n very large estortin at of
“TBDUNIND AND . ASADA-lII' GOODS,”
IN "SETS, 81.11EVE8," Ica
In I .POINTE, VALENCLENNE, GUIPURE,
MALTERE, , ' and other Laces • and in
"LINEN, OLMBRIO,'AND wISs,"
width be bee jnat opened.
Also, in L , Valencienne Trimmed" and cr Ruf,.
'
fled dambrie Handkerchieft,'l embroidered, in
leolorsi together with a general artortmeet o
w White Goods, Linens ' Laces, E•nbroidtries,
Petit, Handkerchiefs," &0., adapted to the
Mre
r
niremehte of the present season.
.A
large and varied assortment of 44 Gariboddi
uslinr," and "Black and White Figured Net'
or "Sleeves."
All the above of the "Latest Styles," and at.
the Very Lowest Prices.' Je3
1024 OH ESTNIIT STREET
CLOAKS ! CLOAKS ! CLOAKS!
DB GREATBEIT BARGAINS IN THB CITY
• TVEI4S ?Fe. 00. I S4
No. 23 sotrTH NINTR . STEM.
THE LARGEST STOCK,
THE BEST ASSORTMENT,
THE CHOICEST COLORS,
THE FINEST QUALITIES,
THE MOST SUPERB TRIMMINGS,
THE NEWEST STYLES,
THE BEST WORK,
AND
DECIDEDLY THE LOWEST PRICER,
IN TEE CITY,
IVENS.& CO.'S,
. 8ra lio ! 28
. 8017TH NINTH EITHEET.
egaCIAICE.--4f you want the heat value
for your mouton go to the cute Cloak Store, 142
Worth 1210/ITS. Street, above Cherry. mb24-3ok
CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
Of all the Newest Materiels,
AND CHOICEST PATTERNS,
AT THE LOWEST PRIDES,
4?
myls.2sn No. 25 Booth TENTH Street.
fILO.A.EI3 !
A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT
OF
ALL THE NEWEST STYLES IMPORTED THIO
SEASON,
With every new material, made up and trimmed in the
very best manner, at prima that defy all competition,
AT TEM
PARIS. CLOAK STORE, • •
N. N. OONNND, EIGHTH AND WALNUTath2B-8m
EY" & lANDIDLL, FOURTH and'
AMR, balm a line enactment of Summer Shawls.
PYRE & LANDELL have the Black •
Al,Mand White aid Ma for Bonnets and D
*Voi V
r lard- • • •
14•11,/alit — N • " DELL HAVE the
-/C.C;.Fasbionable Black Silk Mantles made of the beet
Taffeta Bilks and Paris shapes. . . • ' jo2
- pYRE LANDELL- have desiiable
AA. styles dark French Lawns; also, the but; stOntor
low•Driced Lawns. ' Jed
wyBE a LANDELL are • closing out
.F 2.41 Spring nud SIMMS! Dress Goods at low vices. jail
Ipti ROCHE . ' BWILISH
JLP - Anity and largentock at very low
my2o. tf ELAM PLEdB.BROT RIMS.
lt/rOZAMBIQUES.-
~.
4LYI Plain Mixtures and Plaids, two yards wide, fee
Mantles.
nry29 tF
BIIARPLESS BROTHERS:
CHEAP BAREGE ROBES.--
Two hundred Ylounoed Robes, at one.talrd of the
Importing cost.
my 29 tf
SHAEPLESS BROTHERS
BLEACHED MUSLISS.-
Extra qualities of
. 13hirthyro, at - much reduced
BBARPLESS BBATEIERS,
oIIESTOUT & EIGHTH Streets
prices
m) 29•1 f
EV.,' CLOAK. : STORE ! •
Mid **ant immitteent in the olty..
No:: S 9 •Sonth' NINTH Street,
Ent door above Chattnut.
mb2s-13m
'MEW SPRING PBINT8,1••
OHOLOX arnim
• BIERBIMAOS, ..• •
BPBAGUE,
PACIFIC, '
• ALL TWELVE AND A• HALF CENT&
A laws lot beet styles and feet Colon at 100.
• .00WPEETHWAIT & 00.,
mh16.0 -.1114, W. oor..BIGHTH and MAREET : •
B oIv; MISSES', AND OHM-
CLOTHING,
IN ANDLEBB . VARIETY,
£7
No. 137 South EIGHTH Street, •
aiyl6 3an . •;'• Tbrse Doore above WALNUT
SILK MANTLES "AND •BAOQUEL.
Blaik Taffeta Mantles. . .
Black Silk Pacques.
Elegant new styles.
Light Cloth Simms.
SHEPHERD'S PLAIDS.i
New lola, bargains, 3.2%, 18%, and 25 eta. *
Plaid Mozembiques very desirable.
BON'S AND BOYS' WEAR.
Silk Mixed Osselmeres and Coatings.
Light colon fancy Caudistates.
6.4 Mixtures end Iffeltunt • . ,
Cloth goods for little fellows.
JACIrETS AND PANTS. '
(NEW DEPARTMENT, SECOND STORY.)
Pk-et-class Ready.made Garments: '
•
Style and Pit unexceptionable. ,
Prices very reasonable.
Boys' irons made to order.
COOPER . 8i CHiNARD,
S. E. corner NINTH and KA101:111T Streets.'
w.omiplama, :THE ATTENTION
of My Mnitiimiitii . and friends to the following Goods,
which are fresti 'said desirable:
Black and . White. Plaid Silks.
•
Organdie Lawns, oho* styles.
lilorambiques, Plaimand Plaid.
NeepolitanSilki, for travelling Aright.
Argentines, Black and Brown, mixed.
Mode Tamertines, scarce and desirable.
Black. Crape d9CsFignii, from auction.
Challle Delidoml, nice sMortment at 18%0. •
30 dozen Kid-finish Silk Gloves, at 37;i0.
87 - dozmi Ladies' Linen Handkerchiefs, at $1.02% per
dozen; bargali: ' .
Ono lot of Lisle Gauntlets, at 18%0 a pair.
One lot of Black Bilk, $1.1236 ; .the best I ever had for,
the money. •
JOHN H. BTOW.ZB4.
•108:01,0tr8tildt.
..p,L 'A. I N MOZAMBIQUES AT-18
CENTS.
Plsid Mozambiques at 13 cents, worth 20 multi..
Plaid Mozambique!' at 18 seats.
Plaid Mozambique!' at 23 costs. •
Pletd*Mezambiqual at 31 cents.
Plaid Mozamblques at 37X cents.
EmbroldSreo Mozambitmos at 50 ants:
840 yards Gray Himalayas at 10 as., worth 13 cis.
Gray Sultanas, Gray Poplins, and Travelling
' Drew Goods of °Tory variety. • '
8,000 YARDS BLACK. AND WOOL PLAIDS,
• at2o cents.
. Brown and Black Ground Lawns.
Fine French Organdies.
BEST 12x GENT. 'LAWNS IN THE CITE.
1 Lot Handsome Silk Robes, 22pards patterns,
t...! At $l7 ; worth 830.
FANCY BILKS, VERY CHEAP.
Jost received, 2 'mall lots of Bares° Bobo'
At $2.60 an d $ B, worth 88 and Sl2.
H. STEEL & BON,
mr2o-tf No. 713.1140' TENTH St, ab. °OATES.
CLOAIiS t :PALATOTEB AND MAN
. Tll,LAS.—Ladies in want of the' above astleles will
and It to their advantalp to viait the old established house
of him naxay, No. titl Noith NINTH Street, below
MICH. ,The latest Paris Styles always on hand at prima
that astonish everybody.
1. INGS! BWITINGS! MAT
INGS
8.4 WHITE AND onuaKED,
4.4 WHITE AND CIiC&OKED,
6-4 WHITE AND OHROKED,
f.e.4 WHIT& AND OHECEED,
\AT LOW PERMS FOB OABEL'
1 • • . REEVE L. ICIFIGTIT,
No. 262 Eituth BEOOND Street.,
- lin if - West efde, near Eleinee.'
RAY DISCOLORED HAIR
G
eyeilsbetutiful black or brown at FOltIRTli and
BBANCII. . roy3l-1 t 3
TURTLE AND CLAM SOUP . sowed
ce daily (Buntieysexcepted) . by JAMBS MOB
slut, Bos *AWL= fitieet."l •r. • • ' •
Familial supplied :aa aaniaL.
CIRO & BLACKWEL 'B ENGI-
N., LI: • pioxLms.--Afreeh frooOrtation of Enidlab
Man ' ? Nunes; just received and for ode by
• •
RHODES I WILLI/MB,
• . , 207 South WATER Street.
3 A 1 0 IRRIOAli ROOFING SLATES,
t1 , 4 1 1: 1 4.7:41Fiva..t0 the BEST WELSH SLATES.
T. TROIKAS,
217 WALNUT Street.
.. :1
DETAIL 10W GOODS.
E. & L.,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
OFFER FOR SALE,
NEAT PLAID BILKS,
SHEPHERD'S PLAID BILKS,
PLAIN COLI'D POULT DE SOIES,
LEATHER 001.i'D MOHAIR,
LAVA COL' D DELAINES,
TOURISTS' DRESS 0001)S,
5-4 SHEPHERD'S PLAIDS, NEW
CLOTH SACKS, NEW SHAPE,
CLOTHS FOR MAKING SACKS.
804}-weeu tf
"AS. 13:CAMPBELL & Co.,
EP WHOLESALE AND RETAIS, DEALERS,
117 CHESTNUT STREET,
Have opened this day,
Bonnet's Black Taffetas.
Triple Main Satin Plaid Colored TaffetaP.
Detached Figured Camel's Hair Thibet, high lustre.
Satin Plaid and. Printed 7.larquilise. •
Lupin's best black Bareges and Bombazinell.
Rich Plaid Brozambionee. - •
Lupin's beet black, white, and high colored Mani.
Organdies and Jaconete, grissaile grounds. .
Cacbemire Stripe Printed Percales, very rich.
Foulard Poplins:'
Fonbird &dine, aula-tf
WHOLESALE HO USES
SCARCE GOODS.
GRENADINE VEILS,
In Node, Lilac, Blue, Black, Brown, and Green
CRAPE AND LOVE VEILS,
Min
N,I,RNow TRIMMING RIBBONS,
Corded idges, Noe. and 5, in all colors
M. E. HALLOWELL &
my3l-611 33 MARKET STREET,
MILITARY BOOBS.
ARMY GOODS
ON HAND
",DABS AND LIGHT BLUE /lIIIISEYS. •
STANDARD 8.4 AND 8.4 INDIGO WOOL.DYED
BLUE FLANNELS.
INDIGO BLUE AtirronEs.
COTTON 1/801C, 10, 12, AND 12-0111I0E.
FARNHAM, KIRKHA3I, .& CO.,
sp26-2m 228 CHESTNUT. STREET.
SPRING MILLINERY.
. .
gp 11E3110VAL.
.
' MISSES O'BRYAN, 924 CHESTNUT Street, have
removed to 1107 WALNUT Street., threedoors above BM
teeth., north aides and will open PAEIS OULLI.H.SEY,
for the Suring, on TITI3IIBDAY. Awn 11'. aril2-2m*
SEWINfI MAMINES
vimEErX,R & WTT,SON
I3EWM MACHINES,
628 CHESTNUT STREET,
mamas
COOKING RANG:ES, FURNACES, Ace
COOKING- RANGES.
ELEVATED DOUBLE-MN COOKING
RANGE.
This Hedgehog afforded mere eathdrattlon than any yet
offered to the public.
ARNOLD & WILSON
1010 011'68rNITT,. &reed.
vA/ARM AIR FURNACES,
aLptcnirsurzesdrodgirmtre-4
cumsTMIT street.
ENAMELED SLATE mArrna
A large variety of them, beautiful Mantels at
'VERY LOW PRICES.
1010 MlMl'lflJl' Street.
e. D 0 " - • AND COMMON'
tißi ..GRATES, •
JOB If*IM:OR SOIT - 00 AS., • . . 1
aot.sti4e4h*""aventestors.A. hrio iscemens:
ARNOLD ' Wiritgok,
Stria.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
AMERICAN, ENGLISH,
AND
SWISS WA___,MORRS,
JEWNLRY, AND ALLYEKWARIC,
AT RED CI P' H 7 011 8 .
iTO H.,wAirsON,
my29-2m 826 CHESTNUT ST6IDICT.
AREMOVAL:• • .
• J. C. FULLER
Homing Removed from No. 42 South TIMID Street to
No. 712 CHESTNUT Stieet, 2nd, Floor,
•
(Opposite Mamonio Tom➢lo,)
Now offers a Urge and Desirable Stack of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
BOOMS & BROTHERS' SPOONS AND FMK%
. .
FINE JEWELRY;
To which' the attention of thetnetti:hi invited.
jait et AMERIG&K. WATCH • COM
ren-y, • r: • - •
.
• GOLD . A ND SILVER .
W A T .0 H- E S
FOR LADIES-AND GENTLEMEN. •
O,OMP ANY'S A•Ii.FrS.R.O 01%
He. 712 CHESTNUT Street, Smiled 'floor,
(opposite Elesonic Temple.)
I. It • MART.ER, 'Agent. •
ity3o.Bin ,
VULOANITE RUBBER JEWELRY
A beautiful line of - .
GENTLEMEN'S •VEST 'CHAINS, CHA
TALAINE CHAINS, THIMBLES, °BOSSES,
STUDS, BUTTONS, diro.,
Now in Store.
J. C. FULLER,
• N0..712 CHESTNUT Street, Second Floor,
•' . (Oppoeite Beeonto Temple.)
si3o.3en
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c.
AFRESHASSORTMENT, at LESS
THAN roannat PRICES,
FARE a BROTHER,
IMBorkwe,Sll4 OHISTNUT Be,trot below Fourth.
•t0b90.4i
pR 0 P . 0.E1 AI 8 FOR PAINTING
./ ROM OF .OAPITOL..
DEPASTMIXT Or rue MITZRIOR,
• • Washicgton, May 29, 1862.
•
SHAWL/ PROPOSALS will be 'received at this. De
partment until TIIESDAL - the 10th day of June, at 12
N., for furnishing Materials and executing the PAINT.
IRO OF TILE IRON WORK of the new Dome of the
United States Capitol,
Drawings exhi biting. every part of the work, and sped
bastions explaining the manner of executing the sante,
may be examined. at the Architect office. in the south
west room on the attic story of the Centre Building of the
United States Capitol, every day, Sundays excepted, be
tween'the hours of 9.A. M. and 4 P. M.
je4.43t., . WALT. J. SMITE, Chief Clerk..
TEE AQUARIIIS.—A new and;
fiwalnable article for watering trees, plants, shrub
bery, throwing liquid composition, &c. It is unite porta
ble, weighs only sight pounds. Will throw water fifty
feet. Price $lO. For sale by
DAVID L ANDRETH & SON,
• • , • Seed and Implement Warehouse,
If* Nos. 21 and 28 South SIXTH Street.
EXMDING OULTIVATOTO,
Oak frames, with Cromer's Steel' teeth
Hoes; Spike-tooth Cultivators; narrows and Pl O l l ll ll3 ,
In variety; our own manufacture. • -
D. L&NDENTII & SON, •
Implement and Seed Wareharmi,
11* Nos, 21 and 23 South SIXTH Street,
WORMAN .& ELY, No: 130.-FRO4
Street, manufacturers of patent OAST-STEWV
TABLE CUTLERY ,• also, alately-patented 001K10.
NATION KNIFE, FORK, and - SPOON, especially
adapted for Camp igm, for Fishermen, Sea faring Maw,
Mechanics, Miner:, Lumbermen, and all Workmeas Car
rying their dinners. W. 60 E.'s Cutlery is warranted to
be of the beat quality of 'ENGLISH' om.T.Eman, and
is intended to supersede, by its excellence and cheapness,
the inferior qualities of Cutlery now in the market, and
to which they resPeothdlY Milts the attention of the
Hardware dealers generally. my499m
TUTS, -RHODES & WILLIAMS,
lira 107 South WATBB Street, offer for sale the
following :
7100 bales Princess Almonds. .
- 20Languadot
20 41 Sicily "
20 « English Walnuts.
•
lb "
150 bags Pea Nute.
10 bales Brasil Note.
BAISINB.
100 bozos M. B. Raising.
100 1
~ Layer ,1
160 bear Imes M, B, Balatsu.
DEPUTY QUARTERMASTER GE
NERAL'S OFF111)11,'
PIDIGADELMITA, May 2T, 1862.
WANTED .1111:EDDLATE
tOga , boOi , d, healthy Hien, to go to Vlnzlnia, n 511%.
borers. Pay kt2s per MOW b., aid ft ration per day. Far
further particulars, apply to A. B. EUSTIS, at 227 Eouth.
FRONT Etrect. A. BOYD,
jt4.3t • Captain and A. Q. N.
AGOOD BOY WANTED—In a
Wbo!swats Shoe hnuso. Address Box. 930. je3.3t.*
g i n () WORK HORSES WANTED._.
Amy Apply at MOUE & Sii.SSISTA.N'S Livery sta
bles, SAV EllY street, below Girard avenue. Eiebieontli
Ward Ert73l-Bth
PARTNER, WANTED.—The adver
tieer desires a partner with acme capital . and experi
ence to Join him in the Produce audOommiasion medium,
Addreea i• Omega," at this office. my26-10cie
w ANTED.SOMETHING NEW-
EkIPLOYMENT —Nale and female Agenta
wanted. in every town and city in the United States; Sal
to $4O per mor th can be made and no humbug. Buelness
eaey sod respectable. It reoldree a very email capital,
and will not interfere with other employment. Tide to
no book agency or humbug of any kind. No person will
regret having sent for thie information, let hie employ
ment be what it may.. Fail
particulars given to all who
onetime a three-cent postagestamp, and address HARVEY
BROWN & Amnskeng. N. H. rntls-dfit. tn nr3t,t2tAt
A TEENJEUM.—LOne Share for Sale.
Pries only $5, The par value le $25. AchlreAs
g. A. : NV... PITH 3 oTce. jeB-2t,-*
fafa TO RENT—Pour Different Country
Places '
with a few acres of ground, floe fruit's,
near railroad stations, and convenient to the city. one of
which hi furnished. Apply to E. PETTIT,
j e s No. 309 3vAnuor Street.
atk FOR BALE—A desirable Farm
108 acres, near Downingtown, Chester county;
nicely watered ; hydrant water at the tame and barn.
First-rate atone improvements. all in complete contlidon
fine limber, excellent fruits, dm. Apply to
N. PDTTIT,
je2 - No. 309 WALNUT Street.
BOARDING -At, a first; class Farm
time in Chester L
county. Access by Rsfiroad.
Ver particulars, call THIS DAY on.the proprietors,
irom nine till fire, at. No. 38 North SIXTEENTH
Street. Reference exchanged.. jo3-4t*
AT ANY TIME REIMER'S Life-
Size PHOTOGRAPHS in oil colors are desirable
pictures, but now being made at war prices. every one
should obtain one. SECOND Street, above Green, It*
ACONSIDERATION. = Splendid
picturee War:prices. HELMER'S Life-size
PHOTOGRAPHS in oil colon. Now .a rare chance is
afforded. Embrace it. SECOND Street, above Green,
pHOTO4RAPR ALBUMS, Imported
from Paris, Berlin, and Vienna, latest. styles and
improvements, wholesale and retail. SOHOLZ
HENTO3Y.II2 Ronth 'EIGHTH Street. mv9-lin
NEW PLUILICATIONS,
'• VICTOR HUGO'S
Tire American copyright transiation is pdbliebed and
for sale this moraine, in two
Urge octavo, paper covers. price 50 cents, and on ant
parlor paper, elegant cloth binding. $L
It, is almost unnecessary for the publisher of this mag.
nificent work to say anything in itt favor.
The French feuildetonista and critics have exhausted
evvy adjective in its praiee. •
The fabulous amount of 814,004 Is reported as hariAg
been paid to the author for the copyright.
Machinery, 'of the most gigantic character has been set
at work in Europe to enhance its mile therm
Its appearance wam followed by a furore Untiarrldeled
in the literary world. Two enormous editions, of ten
thousand copies each, were swept' oil within the week of
its publication, and telegraphic, orders arriving from all
parts of Europe remained. unfilled.
It hi the earioraledged literary event of the tahtnfy. In
the wa'y of a novel; there's nothing ender
. *** BOW 'fit booksellets eyerywhefe, ahil sent try" sztil
FREE, on recelyt of price, by
- CARLETON, Putiltshbr'
(Late CNB AJARLNTON,)
No. 413 BROAD' N
AS, corner Liopenard street, N. T.
myThow-tf
riTHE HOUSEKEEI4II9 NEVER
FAILING COMPANION. WEI.h.T I KNOW, OR
THE ECONOMICAL 00eKL AND EMUS IC BOOK,
comprising Eve hundred receYete for the 4sily duties of a
Haueekeeper i for cooking, presenting, picidingovashing,
Ironing; gardening, plain and fivicy needlework, putting
up of- winter stores, end nutuerour other receipt., niefui
and neddrui in every well•reguista household. By E
ZABEiH Nictior,so et. 1 vol., Nino: 50 ob.
PWIL A 1111LP414
" The'Peolde COI led Quakers," it is Well knween, live
well and.'ndVexpensicely, and as everrOne wants to know
bow to do the same, we advise them in ears money by
•spendingalnodittiln of it for this book: as it contains the
Compound concentrated essence of good Qhaker (molting
and housekeeping in ecery branch of 11.- QUietly and
steadily it IrdirWbrked its way until it has reached a formth
edition, each issue - Vein enlarged and impced.
For 'sale, with' a full' en
collection of all the Vest Cook
'Books, by WILLIAM. P. BEA [lll,.
je2-8X CIIMSTATT Street, below E.I4;kITEL,
NEW BO'OXF NEW:I3OOX!
-L. I TDB OHRISTAItSADDATII i Its HistoryrAutho
rity, Duties, Benelltscan'd 'Civil Relations: a eeriesordie.
eoureeeby Rev. W. L. Itice,•l). D., Rev. William Hiamm,
Rey arvey D. Gauee . "-Be'v. William Adams, D and
7 .
r . n. :vdth a-ketre__b , •
the Sabbath reform, b - Y;the seeretely of the. Now yort
fSabbath Committee„ Itmb,r.ls'ets. • For sale by. ,
WILLIAM S. ,YELPItEIt MARTIEN, -
mY22 686 CHESTNUT Street.
p.OWE RS' FiOTEL,
This pstalar Hotel has lately been thortraday rano
yeantand nefiernialied, and now puinamea• all the requi
aitea of a;
Tter patronage of Pbiledelphlane and , the. travelling
public, desiring the beet accomodotlona• and , moderate
charges, is-respectfully "elicited.
jei-litne U. L.' POWERS,Proeriotor.
kNITBR STATE 8,. EAS TE M
TAUT OF FEEINSYLVAISIA, SM .
THE PRESIDENT. OF TIIE UNITED MUM. .
TO THE ISAlistria. OF THE BASTEEN,DISZ.III-0T
OP 'PENNATLYK.N.T,A,
GREETING :
WHEREAS, •The , Dhitriet Court of the IfidtediStatee
in and for the-Eastern District of Pennsylvania;-rightly
and•duly probseding- on &Libel, filed iu the name of the
United States of America, hath .deoreod all permits- In
general who hare, or pretend to bare, any right. title,-or
interest- tit•the steamer CAMBRIA, whereof alortioad is
master, her tackle, apparel, and furniture, and the goods,
warts; and merchandise lodation board thereof, captaredl
as prize •by the United , States gunboat Huron, under
command of Lieutenant John Downes, ono of ,
the South Atlantic Blockading .Squadron, to• be
manishedi cited, and called , tojadgment, at the tune-salt
place underwritten;. and) to the effect hereafter ex.•
pressed, (justice so rosairing.) You are, thorehire,
charged, and strictly aujoirted.and commanded, that:you.
omit not, but that, -by gubilahing 'these presents in.. at ,
least two of thedaily newspapers printed and published:
in the city of Philadelphia, and in the Legal intetifgers
car, you do_ menials and. eite,-or• canes to be monished •
apd cited, peremptorily,,all persona in general who ham,.
or, pretend to hare,-am'. right, title, or. interestda. the •
said steamer CAMBRIA, her tackle, apparel, audlurnt
tore, and the goorta, wares, and merchandbe •
laden on beard . therm f, to,appear• before the Honi
JOHN CA.DWALADFIftuthe• Judgeof.the said'court,.
.at the. District Court room, in•the• city of- Philadelphia,
on. the TWENTIETYPday after publication of these
presents, if it be ft courtslay,.or• else on the next court
day following, between :lie usuaLhours of hearing causes
then and there to show, or allege v in due.form of law,_n
reasonable and-lawful emetute, If any they hare, why the
said.. steamer CAUBBiA, her tackle, apparel, and far--
'niture, and the 'goods, wares, and mercharillso
laden thereon, shorlfiX not be. pronotmead to .
long, at the. time of tbDcellPtl2.7l%. of, • the, same, to , the
enemies of the United7Stateo.ondOcgoodsof•their ono.:
roles or otherwise, Wide and .saabject to . condemaation,
to ho adjudged and condenmedasgood and Imehdprizest
and further to do andanceive in this.behalf as to justbee •
shall appertain. Artd:that you dull-, intimate; or cause to
be intimated, unto • all: =mono aforesaid generally, . (to
whom, by the tenor oPtimae presinsti, it is also intim*,
ted,) that if they shalt-not appearat- the time, and -place
above mentioned, or appear and shall net above a rim--
namable and lawful earmatti the contrary, then said 'Dis
trict Court dads intend and ail/proceed to adjudicAioiaan
•the Mid. capture, and may:prouounce that- the • said'
steamer CAMBRIA, her tackle, apparel; and , isnot-.
lure, and the • roods. wares, and merchandise laden
thereon did-belong, at• the time, of.the capture or the.
same, to the enemies. of the United* States-. of. Ann..
rica, and as goods oPtheir.anemies. or otherwise,.nalge
and subject to confiscation and condemnation, p) .
judged and condemned as lawful prize, the ; absence,or
rather - contumacy,.of the Parsons so cited artd,lntintted:.
to amyWise,notwithatanding,.atl that.you duly. certify to .
the said District Court what Toughen do. tittles:premises',
together with.Stesoptesetkle.. . . ,
'WitOen the . Ifoliorable. JOHN. CA,IPWOLWER:,,
Judge of ths:suid' couat, at, Philadelphia.; Ale thin',
day of JUNE,..k..D. 1862.,,aud in Ow oighty-kixth.year, of
the .ludepenAticotkf ths.eatid Unitici.States.
i 54.431 G. 1t..F.0X, perk District Cour,t.
MARBIL&L'S Si LE. By. . vittu9. of .
1.T1.. a writ of sale,by the Eon.. JOaN C&D
DER, Judge ol the District Court of the United States,
, in and for: the Eastern Diarriot of Peoneylvania„ in ad..,
miralty, to me directed, will be sold, at public wale, to the
higheet• and beet bidder, for cloth, at C&LDOWHILL-.
STDESTeWHARM, on TtiTs.S.Ddlri June . 17, at El.
o'clock M., the sloop COQUETTE, hoe tackle, appose,
and franitnre, as abe.uort lies at Wild wharf.
WILLIAM htfLIAVAILD,
hiersbelZsetem District of Penna.
Philadelphia, Jana 3d,1662. • jekat
MARSHAL'S SA_LE, 7 ;By virta* of
a Writ of Sale, by the lion
.. JOliN OADWA,
LADEN, Judge of the District flou;1 of. the Vatted
Maim in and for the Naetern District. of Pennsylvania,
in Admiralty, to me directed, will be sold, at Public Sale,
16 the highest and beet bidder, for cash, 15$ M.lOlllll
- STORE, No. 142 North PROWL' Street,. on
MONDAY, AMP 10th,,1862, at LI o'clock M, the cargo
of the Schooner LIDA,. csnsistinn of 160 bare Coffee;
596 yige lead ; d.rolts of Shectlead; :1 box Shoo Thread;
1 box Frogs ; 1 box of Preserves • 38 boxes of Cigars.
• • WILLIAM MILLITLEID, 11. S. Itfoasbal.
Philadelphia, Jane 2, 1802, je3-8t
MARSHAL'S SALE.—:By virtu!) of a
Writ of Fieri Feriae, lamed Out or the Circuit
Court of the United States, to ratio directed. wilt be sold on
TUESDAY, the Tooth day Of Joie, at 1:3 o'clock 31,, at
the Merchants' Exchange, in the City of Philleitifilisi
the right, title, and interest of JAMES EBEHLAND in
and to thirty thares of Cotton Stook, In the Harrislipm'
Cotton Company of Harrieburg, Dauphin conoty; Pedal.
syltania. Par value *lOO.
WILLIAM MILLWAHD, -
U. B. Marshal E. D. of Panusylesada.
PIIILAVILTRII. Ma/ fS. 1869. -raY2S-lit •
LATOUR OLIVE OIL.-,463 baskets
LAI OUR OLIVE OIL, it* Locerved, gale
by JAUBSTGHE & Levasatte, mud 204 South
TBONT Street. .
OAUTlON,Havlni.seen a irpertoee article of OR
branded "3. LateWY! Re caption the ppidio.againet
porobaahm the astate, eyi the goplllllo J. Latour 011 oan
be procured only from ne.
JAIILUTOHE k LAVIIIIGNE4
ntylB4l, 808 and 204 South 'FRONT Street
OLIVE • OIL.—A fresh lot of Olive
Oil, in large and small -bellies, for sale, to arrive
per ship Ocean Skinner, lir Oflkß. B. OARST6,IIIII,
myld lie. 126 WATAIIT at end al QBANsIB St.
WANTS.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
BOARDING.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
' GREAT NOVEL_
LES MISERABLES.
HOTlkEti+.
Nos:l7 sUsII9 . IIRIE B&W,
(OPPOSITE THE AR.HOITSZ,)
NEW YOBS.
TERMS $1.50 PER•DIT.
FIRST-CLASS ROTISTI,
LEGAL
SUMMER RESORTS.
IEDFORD SPRINGS.-A., G.
. LEN respectfully inform the pahTic that 'bre Mk.-
breed and feehloneble: WATERING Pl,,exy, ie now
open and fully prepared for the reception of visitors,
ann will be kept open antll the let of actoba-.
Persona wishing Bedford .Mlnerel Water will be sup
plied at the following prices at the Spring,-viz:
Far a barrel (oak) VI 00
't half•barrol+' 2 00
Parties wiehing TOMO or any information in regard to
the place will address the "Bedford Mineral enringe
Caravans." tny2it-arr
LORENCE HEIGHTS.—M.Rd.
SINDOREH respectfully informs the former pa
krone of this beautiful ~ BUMMER RESORT, and the
public generally, that the House will be opened for the
season, under her management, on the 16th JUNE.
For Ferule, and any other information, apply at Mw.
LEVELVS,I.2I6 CHESTNUT Street. my24-12tP
AIVIIISEMENTS
AptS. FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE'S
READINGS AT
00NGERT HALL.
WEDNESDAY, 4th instant, 8 P. Merchant et
Venice."
FRIDAY, Bth inst BP. M.—" Henry the Firth."
SATURDAY, ith instant, 3 P. AL, (last reading)-...
Eansiet."
The Readings will begin precisely at thehour fotad, mat
the doors will be opened ono hour earlier.
TTCHETS ONE DOLLAR SASH.
To be bad of T. B. PUGH. Sixth and Chestnut Streets,
and at the Balton the opening of the doors. .le3-ti
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
CAPTAIN WILLrAms ,
GREAT NAUTIUAL ENIfERTAINMENT,
TREILLING SCENES
IN TRE LIFE OF A
YANKEE WTI ALEICAN,
EVERY EVENING. at B o'clock nreciFely.
SELEOI. MATINEE, SATURDAY et 3 o'clock.
AdMII4IOCI 25 cents. Six Tickets for one dollar.
ChH
dren 10 cents.
Liberal arrangements, made for schools on Wednesday
Afternoons. ja2-os*
THE GRAND FIELD-DAY
AND
FETE CHAMPETRE IN HONOR
OF TUE
PHILADELPHIA. CADETS
Will take place MONDAY, June 9, at ETIGEWOOD.
For particulars, please to apply at No. 219 Sou.*
BROAD ettreet.
M. lILAil£O. G. EUKENDORF. je2.3tie
wALNITT-STREET THEATRE
yII NINTH and WALNUT Streets.
Sole Loewe Mrs. M. A. Gsrrettesu.
- THIRD NIGHT OF MISS KIMBERLY.
THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, June 4, 1862,
The performance vAll commence with
THE ANGEL OF MIDNIGHT.
The Angel of Midnight.
Love
A Woodcutter
Dentin
The performance to conclude with
A 110.8:EING FABLE,
YRIOICS-50, 5735, 76, and 26 cents ; Private Berea.
85 and 83, according to their locale.
Doom open at 73( o'clock. To commence at TX.
MRS. JOHN DREW'B
AIICH-STRICZT THEATRE.
Acting and Stage Manager W. S. FREDERIGEB.
BIIIIOIIIE3 Agent and Trommrer JOS. D. MURPHY.
ENGAGEMENT OF F. S. CR ANFE AU.
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
Charlea Gaylor's National Drama of
BULL, RCN; •
Or, the Packing of Fairfax Court Howe.
Jupiter . , (a contraband,) F. S. Chanfraat.
Preen:ma to the drama, the
WIDOW'S VICTIM,
Jeremiah Clip F. N. Hhatifratt.
Fcdga ........... ........... ....Frank Drew.
Jane Clatterly Mr& 0. Henri.
Prices aa alma/. Deere open at 71. Curtain rises at
8 o'clock k2-3t
pi ENNSMANIA ACADEMY OF
THE FIRE ARTS. Thirty-ninfh Annual Bab/.
bition of Paintings and Sculpture, itY2.5 attEsTion
Street. Oren from 9 A. EL till 6 P. El., and from T
E. H. till 10 P. rd.
Admittance 25 cents - , Season Tickets 50 onus.
'.:Stockholders, Artists, , and Contributors miff Mete*
their tickets at the Academy! no admissions without.
It ,Clron from OA. M. till P. and from tf
7 p.r. ate. .
'INSURANCE COMPANIES.
GIPARD Ent AND MARINI{
INSURANCE CEYMEANY.
OFFICE 438 WALNUT STREET, URILADELPELL
CAPITAL 15200,0 M
This company trontinnee to tako dolts en the sift
claseeo of Property allow. rate'.
The public can ray wan its responsibility, and abill.
15* to pay looses promptly. Its disbursemenn for the
belrat of the public, darbg the last nine years, exam. di
8 500',000,
and vertAip—trigly solicit thr favor in the blare.
lAREoTess.
THERT WALKER,
JOHN 'IIIORNLET,
ABRAAIN HART, '
PETER` a. HOE, of N. 16
FORHAN' ONEPPAILD
N. B. LIONIVENOR,
JOHN surnmr.
ORA& REEPOPIT,
JOHN 'W e . CEADHOBIt t
O: F. antntrit,
DAVID lIDVD;
WEi St. SWATS;
JOSEPH xiacrii, It D.
WM. O. MaA
CBAYEN, President.
GILLZTT, Tiee'President
J'AS. B. AL - 90.2Th Secretary:
'VANE INS trity
12 N 0.406 CHESIIT
- raz - a - Aso • low
- /NBV72,lNalt-
TOW. • :- •
F. N. Buck, -' . B. D. Woodruff,
Obae. Richardson, . Scam Homier, Jr.,
Henry Deeds, P. 8. Jnatico,
Alez whmdht, . Wcehincton Joney
fkleo. A. West, ' Ches. fitokee,
0. W. Base, Jbhe W. Byerrnan.
FRANCIS. N. NV Pre dent
mesurs BEYHARDSON, Vice Presider:lff
WILLIAMB L Bwatqa AND, Secretary. [mhl9.4ffiff
comiorrivmum BtE maw.
B,Arroz COMPANY, or TRZ own air
PINNECILVANIA.
DIItIEC3OII.S.
David. Jana, M. D., Cherie* H. Bogus,
John N. Whimll, John K. Walker,
Shama C. 'Knight, Ilthert Shoemaker,
Tfoomas. S. Stewart, . William . Struthers,
'
Henry Lewis, Jr. - • ESitth Jena& .
DAVID JAYNN,:ffi D., Pihoident. . •
JOHN B. 'WRIT:CULL, Vim Preeidadh.
UNFURL S. BOON, Secretary.
Office, Commonwealth 111111410/A 6/3 CHASTffiel i
Street. Phihulolvbfa. .04..tf tf .
SAFES.
rara FIRE PROOF, .F/RE PROOF.
yon want ono. of "Lille's" beet, that Bre
will not defter* , and thieves cannot eater 7 . Then attend
TBOMAV . BkIA. TO-bIORSONIn . 11*
LELLIE'S SAFE DEPOT RIG.
Novap to ITo. sa. South BBTENTII Street, nem
the Franklin Inettnte.
The undersigned., trankful for pant %more, and baling
determined to 'merit stare patronage, hes scoured em
elegant and cenceniund etoro, and 'bur- now on hand a
large auiortment of Celebrated Wrought and
Chilled Iron Pia and Burglar Proof Safes, (the only
etx ictl y fire and btirgler proof safes made.) Also, Lillie',
Unecinalled Blink , Tanlk Sale, and Bank Looks..
Lillie's BanleVanit non and Looks tsar be furnished
to order OD short notioe. This is the strongest, best pro
tected, and cbcayeet Doer and Lock yet &B red.
Also, particular- atten.km he called •to Llllie's Non-
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, &o. This Safe is •con
ceded to DUTVI9I3 tn• settle and elegance anything • yet al
tered for this purpose, and is the only one that to strtody
Are and burglar proof.
SPECIAL NOTED:Ii—/. have DOW on hand say twenty ce-
Farrel, Honing, 3roo.'s Been, moat of thcm•neorly new, .
and some forty of other makers, comprising a conapielia.
assortment as to sfzike r and all lately exchanged for the
now celebrated Mite EtAa. They will be sold at neer
low prices. Please calf and examine.
.026-tylf . K. 0. BADMIS, Agent.
EVANEF WATSON'&
SALAIILLIMIB Liplek
- - MORS,
16 SCPSIBIE 'FOURTH STlllat,
PZ(ISA.ISIII.PKLA, PA.
A large variety of rrea-PRooir BAPICS always as
Land
RDNANVE: OFFICE,
O
No. 55 'WHITE Street.
Nair Yonxi, May 31, 1482.
TO DEALERS-1N ARM3.—First•class Befield Bi-.
Bee, Muskets, in - gunk ready for Immediate•delrreiy,
be purchased, satgect to , inspection, by United States.
Goremment, on application to the.nedersigned. Pur
chasing Office, a. PTE Street, New.Yorlr.
No other description of • arms . are-waread or will bra.
purcbseed. S. CRISPIN,
je2-6t if .oaptata.cf Ordnance.
MOUNT' MORIAIi CERIBTREY.
• Thisgroundidalocated a fen; yards•oG the Darby road,
about the sane distance from the city ea Laurel Hill, and,
is beautifully eitaated•on Mr highest point ot•ground. ter
mites aronud.
Its soil litadmtrably adapted for the ' , plumes designed.,
being high and dry. The, public are Invitedlo examine.
its claims bafore purchasing elsewhere.
enera} and sectional plans may be ezamfned•at the
COMFAICPS OFFICE,
No. 12S Serrasmu smszT,
wbeye Early further Inforroutlleu will be cheerfully st...
fordsd by the amobb
DESIRABLE. LOTS;
AT LOW Pslo - Ela t AND.. ON LORI& TERMS,
Are now fa the intake:, Bogle or, them. in sod - lona init.
opetietl, belting hitherto been held In referee.
°ruin Holum from &A. M. to 48. ?A., sad either boo
foro or allot thew hours, at
. the 743aideaco of the Wow.
elgsted,
No. 314 NORTH TINTS. STREET
FREDERICK A. VAN OLEVE,
o .
N. B.—Gonveyedee, Set
N. from oraatory kap.
w2En.
itch aji desire to. litikrohrie•
aA.RDEN' 'VAS Z SS. --TOngualental
NA Term Eloidta Garden • Vases, warranted to eland tte
weather in 11111 climate. Thaw vanes era mado in beau..
HMI deaigne, and all awe, from 1 foot to 8 feat Met.
with a variety of Pedullell* round and INUaral INNIEL
11:10t to 4 feet bird% No drpersitiona, add so much to the
natural beauties of- a Garden, and at ao little rodat 4 as a
few Vases Med with dowering glanag ni g st m t e d
lognes sent by road on application.
8. A. Fr A RRTfilfar,
lop CEENSTNOT Street
T ADIEB' TRUSSES, SUPPORT
EEO, IMAGES, KO other Eteclmsloal Epplisms%
of °onset oonetruotlim and eaey to GIS wearer. F or
esia
end adjeustment et G. 11. - .NEITILES' ULMER' natal,
TWELFTH Street, Stet door below Rape.
Gentlemen requiring Rupture Trusses will ea it the
Southwest corner •TWILITH spa RACE, where C.
H. gives attention to this ssegisltestnre. mhl2-amil
ki - ONIIKUNT - D GRAV
LTA- 13T0W123 it very redwed prim 40 Marble Warta
3f k. BTIEIREFIZ, UN* AirolvAik 14:10w laiver ol
Rine. 4:46.-sog
IMiss Kimbell,.
CB COMPNY I
set
GIMUI4.I. ACUIR'P.