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FROM GEN. HUNTER'S DIVISION.
The Camp Kettle, $ small paper publlehed by the
100th Penneliven's (Roundhead) Regiment, contains
the following items of Intelligence:
REGIBRNTS OP CONTRABANDS
General Ranier, pursuant to instructions from the
War Department, has resolved to organize two regiments
of contrabsnde for the purpose of relieving the Union
soldiers from many duties that can be quite as well per
formed the blacks as by the Northern troops, with the
effect of preeervieg many lives to the army fur mum re
spouilble duties. If the rebels use the black. AgNillit us,
the rule may work in the other direction as wolf, and Jost,'
poteibly, better. We shall sou. Who VMS it said 0 the
world didn't move'?"
MEM
The undersigned &tires to express, on behalf of the
100th Regiment POOllB. (ROWldtwatl) Vola., hie heartfelt
thanks to the patriotic lading and ctrisens of Lawrence,
Mercer, and Washington CCUntIOS.POIIIIBYITAIIN for their
liberal .contributious to the hospital atones of the regi
ment. Long before the tape officials looked after the in
terests of our sick, these home contributions met every
Want, and supplied 1111 our necessities. May the choicest
immune fell upon those who bee remembered us.
DANItI LE.A.SURK,
Colonel, commending 100th Regiment Penne. (Round
head) Vole.
SPECIAL ORDERS
The following order explains itself, and, we may add,
swats the hearty approbation of all, except those par
;madly interacted In selling or diluidug
DEADQUARTIRS 6ZOOND BRIGADH,
IfORTIIBRX Dllattlo7, DRP.ifiTMENT Of TUX SOUTrt,
BBAUFURT, B. U., May 9, 1862.
[SPNCIAL OILDERB NO. 21. J
The isle of oh intoxicating drinks, whether spirituous
or fermented, Is, from this once, abs lately prohibited In
the town of kienufort and within the limits of this com
mend. All persons tonna viol sting this order will bo
immediately Nut beyond the limits of this command, and
their goods conliscutod.
By order of Brig. Gon. STEVENS.
UAZARD STEVENS, Capt. and Asst. Ads. Gnu.
ME=!
The trial of flee labor in South Carolina is Progroesing
steadily and eatiefectorlly. Many of the deserted planta
tions are showiog signs of a new civilization. finder the
benign tulo of Gen. flutittr the slave falls very naturally
into a free man, and the ex-slaves themselves say that
twelve " free niggers" do more work for pay than tenu i ty
slaves did under the lash. Northern enterprise, under
the supervision of competent men, is giving intelligent
direction to the dart mind of the servile race of this hot
bed of rebellion, and it would seem rut if a jest retributive
Providence wan about to demonstrate on the soil of South
Carolina the grtattst problem of the• age, viz: That sla
very is not in canary to the production of cotton, even in
south Caroline. •
Our distant Mends twit why we do not publish more
news in relation to the doings of the troops to the r, Do
pertmi nt cf the Benth.". In reply we merely state that
snob inlet mation could be mod by n present enemy, long
before it would gratify the curiosity of distant friends. It
is sufficient to say that the "Department of the South"
fe doing its duty, end t h at In any event it will continuo
to do its duty. /retire confidence In those In command
bore, end a very high standard of discipline, are hopeful
omens of future SUMPS, as well as present enfety, and
with this mew o Item of military uses, our friends meet
for the present content themeelves, relying upon letter
writers for more extensive Information.
HEALTH OP"THE TROOPS
The morning roast ct the 100th Regiment Pennsyl
vania (Roundhead) Volunteers only elbows seven men in
the hoapital, not one of whom is not able to walk about
the beautiful hospital grounds during even the hottest
part of the day, ai.d as it Is by much the largest regiment
in the brigade. it may be inferred the rates of others erg
about the smile Indeed, we know the other hospitals
might as c ell shut up, for all the custom they get. of
course there ere always tome men on the sick lilt that are
not very sick.
The troops here drill early in the morning and in the
evening otter 4 o'clock, and at these times the atmos
phere is very pleasant. The balance of the day is de
voted to ell eerie or rest and recreation. dymnabtice oc
cupy a large portion of the time, and quite an amount of
Ingenuity to shown in the various apparatus under the
cool shade cf the magnificent live oaks amongst the vu
clone contra Ia oue company of the 100th Regiment wo
notice a bathing establisbmeut, under the charge of one
of the members, formerly attached to a u water cure." It
is very nicely and ingeniously gotten up, and we are
pleased to see• liberally patronized. Altogether, with
easy drills and sytuutiefics, the troops here are doing very
finely.,
A COLONY OF BEES
One day laid week a colony of bees "swarmed' , upon a
bush beside one of our picket posts, and a couple of the
boys teeing they were "Socresh," captured them, end
4, swore them in" to an empty keg, and gave them to the
Colonel, who has them located on the upper piazza Obis
quarters, under the folds of" the old nag," and the little
Republicans !vein to thrive very well under " yankee"
rule in "Dixie."
THE 'WEATHER
The weather here la delightful, with but little rain, and
although the middle or the day brings the mercury to
eighty or 'natty In the shade, the sea breezy compensates
for it, and cornea np the bay as cool and grateful as an
Ice-coin lemonade." We have just trleil the last•named
article and can recommend It.
ritomotions IN THY 100TH
VANIA RoUNDUBAD VOLUNTBERS SINCY ITS OR
011111ZATION.
James Armetrong, captain Company A, to be lieutenant
colonel.
David A. Leckry, captain Company M, to be major.
F Templeton, first lieutenant of Company A, to
be captain, vice Armstroog, promoted.
Joseph II Pentecost, second lientenant Company A,
to be first Dent( nant, Vice Templeton, promoted.
William (Joker, sergeant Clompany A, to be second lieu
tenant, vice Pestecost, promoted.
David °ritelam, sergeant major, to be second lieu
tenant Company 0, vice Powers, gomoted to be adju
tant.
First Lieutenant Thomas J. Hamilton, Company D,
to he captain, vice liburlock, resigned.
First Sergeant James Calhoun, Company D, to be that
lieutenant, vice Hamilton, promoted.
Sergeant Datiel Frazier, Company 1/, to be second
lieutenant, vice Caughey, reel4ned.
Second Lieutenant Samuel J. Book, Company E, to be
that lieutenant, vice Nelson, resigned.
Sergeant Norman Maxwell, Company le, to be second
lieutenant, vice Book, promoted.
Sergeant David Patton. Company, F, to be second lieu
tenant, vice Banks, deceased.
Second Lieutenant Time 11. Curt, Company G, to be
first Lientetont, vice Grace, resigned.
Sergeant John Cochran, tiontiquiy C, to be second lieu
tenant, vice Curt, promoted.
tergeent John S. Pomeroy, Company I, to be second
lieutenant, vice Vaal!, resigned.
Sergeant Samuel J. Borrow, oompanya; to be
lieutenant, vice Pomeroy, resigned.
Second Lieutenant Anson B. Campbell, Company 31, to
be captain, vise Lookey, promoted.
Sergeant Jae. S. 31oFeeters, Company if, to be second
lieutenant, vice Campbell, promoted.
First Sergeant Jefferson Jastice, Company H, to be
regimental quartermaster, vice Luella, reassigned, at hie
own request, to his company,
IMZEME2
The following named non•commiestoned officers and
private!' of the 100th Besilment Pennsylvania Volunteers
have tendered their services to General Hunter to drill
the contrabands, and an Monday teat reported them
selves at Hilton Head to enter upon their duties. They
will bo commissioned so captains and lieutenants as soon
as they prove their competency by the President or
Congress. Two full regiments of ox-slaves are to be
formed immediately and officered by well-drilled men
from the troops here—viz
William J. Randolph, sergeant, Co. P.
William James. sergeant, Co. 0.
Robert Hamilton, sergeant, Co. D.
• R. W. Weller, sergeant, Co. F.
8. Ikon Veen, corporal, Co. K.
H. M. Gaston, corporal, Co. F.
J. F. Johnson. corporsl;"Co. O.
John H. Grace, corporal, 00. G.
Robt. G. Chris's!, corporal, Co. H.
Alex. Heady, corporal, Co. B.
Edward F. Oliver, corporal, Co.'B.
Jamey Pommy, corporal, 00. B.
Jobs Kletssoucher, private, Co. A.
John Harvey, private, Co. D. "
William Pearson, private, Co. D.
Thee. (). Bandeiph, private, Co. F.
Stem art Alford, private, Co. F.
John O'Kesr, private, 00. B. •
GENERAL NEWS:-
THE ADIRONDACK'S ON FIRE.—The woods on
the Adirondack mountains, in the vicinity of Olinton
FAROS, and all through Northern Now York, in fact, are
on fire and burning rapidly. The prison was only saved
by a chnogo in the direction or the wind, the walls of the
institution being at one time exceedingly heated from the
near approach of the flamers- The prisoners were all
ready to be emit to the mines in case the fire communi
cated to the person. Wood, Willard, & Prentice's shoe
shop was intend by considerable am Ilion. Large num
bers of houses 1 eve bun destroyed. On Lake ()ham
-plain, the awoke from the fire is so dense that the steam.
boats are COMpelled to ring their bells constantly, nod to
run at a very slow rate of speed. The smoke entirely
envelopes the light-houses and hides them front the view
of the pilots. The citizens of Clintonville turned out en
muse to fight the flames. The Pera Iron Company
have lost a large quantity of wand, and other parties
have suffered very heavily. The eight of the burning
woods is described as grand indeed.
FEMALE SE IESSIONISTS.—A letter from Now Or
leans says some of the Federate are very Indignant at the
angry fooling manifested by the Secession ladles of Balti
more, New Orleans, Norfolk, and other afflicted cities,
and one Officer IS indignant because a beautiful and
well.dressed • female "lifted up her skirts es she passed
him, as though she desired to prevent them from tmeh
ing a gentlemen who worn the uniform of the United
States." But perhaps, after all, it was not her contempt
for a Federal officer that the lady desired to show.
BENSIBLE RE HARK S.--tt The unbroken series of re-
verses which have overtaken the Confederates must de
moralize their armies unless composed of men of super
human courage and endurance, and it Is really difficult
to see for what object they can now prolong the war.
It Is to Do remembered, however, that the Jews at the
fail of Jerusalem never gave in to the Romans, but were
exterminated or utterly scattered by that power. This
doom of utter infatuation .fell upon the Jewish nation
judicially, and the sumo thing may take place with the
elaveheidere."—Montreal /Fitness.
THE LONDON EXHIBITION.—TheophiIe Gautier,
in a letter to the Paris Jfoniteur abent the opening of
the Loudon exhibition, says that the architecture of the
building, for want of a better title, should be termed
"The Mechanical," and adds that "It unites the olia
rneteriettcs of the railway station, the market and the
green-house." As a general Mile g, the toreign
spondents are rather disappointed with the architecture
of the building, though Its wonderful contents excite
their unlimited p. ales.
AMERICAN LIFE.—Mt. F. 0.0. Darloy was corn
!pinioned by Prince Napoleon, while the latter sae visit
ing New Yok, to make four drawings illustrative of
American life. The drawings have been executed In
:India ink, and exhibit the powers of the artist to the beet
advantage.' 'I hey ere entitled respectively: ." The Un
willing Laborer," "Repose," "The Blacksmith's Shop,"
"Emigrants Attacked by Indiana's'.
A DOOMED OITY.--Oharleston is a doomed et?.
The hand of fate paints at It with unerring finger. It
was tern the first gun was fired at the fisg. A sacrilege
so great can only be wiped out by a terrible penalty.
Like she cities of the plain, this offending city may be
come es degolate, awl may never be forgiven by an over
ruling Power, till the beeom of destruction has swept
over its de votol head.
A PRETTY. LARGE FORTIJNE.—Mr. Weed. in 0•0 e,
of his letters, speaks of a miser who died in Holland,
leaving nlnetr-seven tons of gold. This may be deemed
an exaggeration.' But It will not be so - considered when
it in known that 100,000 guilders (of the value of 40 cents)
is estimated at one ton's weight. -Oonseemeniii , 9,700,-
000 guilders (about $4,000,000) would weigh 97 tons. A
pretty large, but not a very extraordinary fortune.
RELIEF. TO THE..WOUND.ED.—A- meeting of the
Union citizens of Baltimore was held at the Union Read
ing Rooms, for the ourpoan of assisting the wounded of
the lot Regiment of Maryland Voinnteeri;•whd were en
gaged in the late fight at Front 'Royal. The collection
•mode by one gentleman wee within atew dollars of one
- Dimmed. -
DEATH OF AN AMERICAN AT THE SAND-
WIOH ISLANDS.-012 the 23d of March, at Waialua,
sMandwich Mantle, Mr, Moses William Vote, a native of
Woonsocket Palls. New Providence, R. 1., was killed by
the kick of a borte. Hie foneral_was attended by al the
Americans of the dietrict, and the funeral sermon was
preached by Rev. J. B. Emerson:•'
ROBBERY Or •A' ROMAN OATHOLIO•CILIITROir
JR NEWPORT.—Tbe Roman Catholics Church on ?Mun
son street, Newport, Kentucky, was broken into ,at an
early hour, Thursday morning, by some sacrilegious ruf—
fians, and the 'hay • vessels, some of which mere 'nolki .
sliver, and-others platsil,3 together with the" sacred Teat.
remits, were canted off. The stolen articles were valued
nt VW. • •
AN OLD IDE i.—Betting the , Thames on fire Is a,
scheme proposed by one Mr. Mackintosh, in view of a
possible foreign invasion. He proposes to float a 'heat':
of some hydro earbonaceousEquid over the water that'
austeins..an,, adverse tleet,. to ignite this combustible ,
liquid, find thus to envelope the enemy In dames. • .-
NOTHING NEW TINDER THE 131314.:--3onae anti-'
query has again snccesetmly established , that ss there is
nothing new under the sun," having discovered that the ` f
knights of litlohn of Jerusalem brdit, a galley at likffir .
in 1530, which wan sufficiently plated' with lead' to rester
bniletai and which took a prominent part in the taking of;
Runts
•
ART PIEICOYERIES.—A skiff in white marble and a
statue of the 'MA style of ancient art have been discover
ed in the Parthenon, at Athens.
THE CITY.
SIGNS OF RZTEIRNINCI PROSPERITY.—
At ao previous reason has there boon so much energy
and lite displayed In the different mechanical branches
es at present. The ship yards, foundries, and machine,
shape, on the Delaware, front and elsewhere throughout
the city, present signs of great activity, sled labor In all
the varions breaches of ship banding, engine building,
and marine steam machinery for vessels of almost all
deecripilone, now In progress of rapid oonstrnetion, from
the iron-clad man-of-war "New Ironsides," the largest
of her class yet commenced in America, including several
firet.clase merchant steamships, down to tog-boats,
freight steamers, and barges.
At the ship yard at the toot of Bead street, two mar
china steamships are Whiter! ; one for silo Oharleaton
and &manual Steamship Company, the largest and most
complete of her kind ever built in this country. Length,
2:10 feet ; breadth of. beam. 38 feet; depth of hold, 18
feet, and to carry 1,550 tone burden—expe3ted to be
launched early in July. The other is a flret•class steam
ship for the Philadelphia and Boston Steamship (km
pony. Length, 220 feet; breadth of beam, 31 feet, and
depth of bold 18 feet. She will be finished in a manner
similar to the " Saxon," already on this line. There is
also building at this yard a first-class steam tug-bust for
Mr. Stephen Flanigan, to ply on the Delaware. Several
Wt.-boats have lately been launched at this yard.
At tbo yard of Neale A Levy, two Iron steamers are
being conetruch d for the Philadelphia and New York
Steam Propeller Company. called the Ironsides and An
thracite, each 320 feet in length. The steamer Norman,
for the Phi'adelphia and Boston line, a wrecking tug for
Beaton underwriters; a large iron freight steamer for
Baltimore, 200 feet in lea gth. This firm has boon very
actively engaged on other vessels of various descriptions
for some tires past. They make nil the machinery for
vessels conetrucie4 by themselves, besides furnishing the
gem engines, boilers, ac, fur vessels built at other
yards.
Vaughan & Fisher, Albertson & Brother:and Hillman
& Streaker aro building steam-tugs for the Delaware and
elsewhere. Simpson A Neill's sectional dock, at the
foot of Christian street, is alive with business; vessels of
all kinds are constantly being placed on their sectional
dock and marine railway for repairs. • Government ves•
eels are brought here for repairs when the docks at the
navy yard are occupied. This firm is also building a
largo steam barge; The immense machine and boiler
works of Morrick & Son have been run to their armlet
for some time with machine work for the Government
and others. - Tboy are now rapidly fitting out the New
Ironsides with her boilers and engines, and completing
her iron plating.
Perhaps at no period has sash general activity pre
vailed in the ship yards, foundries, and machine shops of
Philadelphia connected with ship buildlog aefi marine
engine building, In all their branches, as at the present
time. This state of affairs is highly encotwaging for the
Industry and resources of our city ; thousands of me
chanics aro finding active employment at good wages,
and everything in that line goes -.merry as a marriage
bell." There le one thing Philadelphia wants yet, and
oho ought to have it; acid that is a national foundry lo
cated here. ller present labors prove beyond doubt or
cavil her capacity, and adaptability fur such work, and
the Government would boat consult and sicure her own
interests, as well as that of the nation, by ordering a na
tional foundry at Philadelphia.
As another sign of returning prosperity, we might
mention that there are now more new bultdings in course
of completion than wero erected last year, and the num
ber this season will compare favorably, if they d. not ex
ceed the nyereee of the print two or three seasons. The
easy condition of the money market, and the absence of
any very extensive manufacturing or commercial opera
tions, have Lad a tendency to run capital into real estate
investments and securities. There is no speculation as
yet, hot a steady forward movement in the business
which promisee to be as permanent as it is safe. Prices
ate advancing somewhat, cad in fact there is a wide mar
gin in this particular, between the almost total ins ctivity
of last year, and opening prospects of the present time;
end, doubtless, before long they will reach a point at
which profits may be realized in the rale and exchange
of houses, as well as of lots for new improvements.
A Cußrous CesE.—Yesterday, in the
Criminal Comt, a novel case alma up, in which was de
veloped the fact that a cabman had been shipped on board
the ship Lancaster without his consent. It was intro•
(Thad in a sort of informal way by the counsel for a man
named Stewart, who was charged. with drming a Man
named Jt)bn McCoy.
John McCoy was sworn.—lle said that lie met Stewart
in the street, and took several drinks with him, and when
ho came to his senses he found himee!f on board a Tomei,
afoot fifty miles from the Breakwater; he was not a
sailor, and come ashore with the pilot; when he got back
to Philadelphia be understood that Stewart hid obtained
$3O from Mr. Taylor, the shipping master of Mr. Pell
nee. as an advance on McCoy.
Mr. H. Bubbell,ithe counsel for Mr. Stewart;remarked
there was nothing about 530 is the case. Ills client waN,
cbargi d with giving drugged• liquor to McCoy, and on
this charge be would like the case invemigated:
Mr. Tat for was sworn.—Me testified that he was the
shipping master for Mr Penrose, a merchant; he believed
that Stewart was a boarding. hough shipper; the ship .
Lancaster sailed a short Limo since, and was one hand
abort; Stewart came to him and paid he bad a good-hand ;
Stewart then brought McCoy in a wagon to the ship • Mc-
Coy was atupafled a ith liquor; he was placed onboard, awl
the ship started down the river; when he came to C3II
seaminess somewhere down the bay, and it was found
tt at instead of his being a pallor, be was nothing but a
Jersey cab di leer or hostler belonsiug to Camden, he was
sent whore; after ho bad been shipped Stewart received
Mr: Hubbell said this had nothing to do with the case.
Ilia client vas bound over to answer the charge of giving
drugged liquor to the protecntor, and there was no eel
there that any had been given him
Mr. Mann replied that the Commonwealth certainly
bad a charge to make upon the fasts as develop: (I. A
gross wrong had been committed and lojestice done to
more than one party.
Judge Allieon, in deciding the 60.3,4, reduced the bail
from era() to $4OO, and said that he left it now in the
bands of the proper officer of the court to procure a
proper bill of indictment.
A REFUGEE FROM THE REBEL ARMY.
—Dr. Wm. Parker, a Canadian, arrived in this city a
day or two since, having effected hie escape from the
rebel army. He states that in Jnly last he was peas-
Using medicine in Bienville parish, on the Thal river.
when he was offered the choice of enlisting in the rebel
Milli or being lynched. This course was adopted in that
region with ail Northern men. particularly if they were
suspected of Unionism. Be Joined the 9th Louisiana,
commanded by Oa R. Taylor, son of 4, Old Zach," and
a West Point traitor. The regiment was sent to Rich
mond, arriving there about the time of the Bull Run
battle. It was thin sent to Manassas, and almost ever
since it bets been in that region. Dr. Parker was one 'of
the guard over the Union prisoners who buried the dead
at Bull Sun. Within a short time his regiment was seat
to join the command of Stonewall Jackson, in the valley
or Virginia. Jackson's force was mainly made np of
Virginia militia, under Oen. Ewell end {t Mountain
Johnson." When Jackson advanced on Brent Royal
Ifitr W i l, lt l il b o e utU r ottfr t eli a , r- frecZl t esl a 'lnlut -' cVti
/Federal lines about twenty miles from Harriet's ferry.
His] opinions as to the rebellion are, that the masa of
the (Muffin nen consider the thing dead, but that the
rich aristocrats are so sanguine that in spite of their Ms
maroon defeats they still cling to,the hope of accomplish..
tog Secession. Dr. Parker ban a relative in this city,
John Parker, for whom he is In search. Hu is still at
tired in the faded and rusty uniform of the rebel army—
a dress which, he says, would have secured for him
abundant sympathy and help from the rebel population
of Baltimore, through which be paned on coming to this
city. A number of refugees from the rebel army are at
the present time in this city. One young man who es
caped from a Louisiana regiment has enlisted hers.
ADVERTISING IN TICE SUNDAY PA—
PERS.—The following correspondence has taken place
between the City Controller and the City Policher as to
the constitutionality of the departments of the city ad
vertising in Sunday papers:
CHARLES E. Lax, Batt , CITY 801.10iTOR—Dear Sir:
I have been importuned by several citizens to got your
opinion in regard to the constitutionality of the depart
ments of the city advertising in the so-called Sunday
papers. You will oblige Eno by giving your views at an
early day. Respectfully,
GEORGR W. RUTTY,
City Controller.
The following reply was sent by the City Solicitor :
GHOROII W. BUM, ESQ.—Dear Sir: I have 15Y.•
emthed the act of Assembly, passed at the last seeeion of
the Legislature, relative to the advertisement of muni
cipal notices. The current of decisions in Pennsylvania
has always been that papers execnted or notices given
upon Sunday are illegal. I incline, therefore, to the
opinion thstlyon should not approve bills for advertise•
ments in the so-called Sunday papers.
Yours truly,
CHAALES E. Vita e
City Solicitor,
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ARREST OF FUGITIVES FROM JUSTICE.
—The auttorities of Washington bare succeeded in cap
turing James Mowbray and Al. Riley, two fugitives from
justice in Philadelphia. Idowbray was arrested upon a
bail-piece, at the instance of hie security, who had him
erupted at Waehington. Riley is a sharp fellow, who
was arrested in tt ia city, and committed to prison for
vagrancy but while being conducted from the Mayor's
office to the prison, they traversed a paasago "in which
was a door locking with a epring; the officer led the way,
and when he passed the door, iley sprang back and
slammed it, , locking the officer in and walked away at
his leisure. Riley was taken out of hie cell at Washing
ton for .a - moment, to give him air in the guard-room.
The attention of the officer in charge was drawn away for
a single moment, and Riley slipped up to the bank.room
of the Second-ward station, and dropped himself from the
second-story window. Persons outside saw him, but did
not give notice to the police, and ho was off for several
hours. Sergeant Downer found his htding-plase, and
returned bim to the cell, and he has at length arrived
esfely In this city, where he will await his trial.
DEATH Or SOLDIERS.—The following
deaths of Pennsylvania eoldiers in the Washington hos
pitals ire reported :
- Henry Myers, Company —, Pennsylvania Reserves.
T. B. Reed, Company F 103 d P. Y.
• . Wm. H. Fry, Company D,llth Pennsylvania Reserves.
J. B Johnston, Company D, 11th P: V.
Relatives of demised soldiers can be famished with all
the information they desire in relation to the burial place
of their friends, &a ;by addressing T. T. Bands, Govern
ment ridertaker, at Washington.
The funeral of Daniel Ifehers,w private of the 7th Maine
Regiment, took place from the Wood. street hospital, on
Monday afternoon. The coffin was followed by a guirl
of honor, and after the meal ceremonier, the remains
were interred at Woodland Cemetery, where a Salute was
Aral over the grave. About forty from the hospital at:
tended the :funeral. The deemed suffered fur soseral
months pest Irsm consumption.
THE COURTS.—The District Court,
yesterday morning, wee engaged with the now trial ova
tion list on first calling. The Court cf Common Pleas
Judges Thompson and Ludlow—was also engaged' with
the new trial motion list. Nothing of importonco tran
spired in, either court. A (Incision has at length been
given by the Code of Quarter Sessions in the motion for
a new trial, and in arrest ofjedgment, in the case of
llnsbnnds, McManus, and Anthony, convicted of a can
spiracy to defraud the Widow Bowen and her children in
the eels of a farm. The court refused a now trial to Una
bande and McManus. but granted it to Anthony. It was
statrd by the District Attorney that Mr. Anthony had
given up'the deed for the farm, and he was prepared to
'hand it over to the widow, which was done in the court
room. Husbands was not present, and in his absence
McManus was not sentenced.
CORONER'S CASP,S.—A colored man,
of that unfortnnate ChM known as. "birnmere," wag
found dead yesterday morning, in Baker street, near
Stvehih.
A still-born infant was picked up in a lane back of
Pine street, near Twentietb, lesterday morning. The
coroner had the remains buried.
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A soldier, who said he belonged to the hospital at
Broad and Cherry streets, came to the Tenth district
amp, honso on Monday morning and asked for lodging.
In the afternoon he was found dead in his cell. He gave
no name, and there Were no marks by which the body
could be recognized. An inquest was held. ,
. The t.cdy of an unknown lad, about 'l5 years of 'WO;
wee found yesterday afternoon in the Delaware, near
Vine. street wharf. Coroner Conrad was sent for to hold
an inquest. .
en , .
BOARD OP PORT WARDENS.— Thi s bo dy
met on Monday for the purpose of organization, Obas. S.
Wayne, master warden, in the chair. Right members of
the'Board bald over from last year; one comes from
Bucks county and eight were elected by Gomelle at their
lest meeting. Thomas 0. Meta, Joseph C. Mdiery, J. 0.
Boileau, D. M fichellenger, 0. W. Warnock, and Thomas
Graham were placed on nomination for clerk.. Mr. Meta
Menge tithe People's party; the others are Demoprate.
The first ballot resulted as follows : Metz 8, Mallory 5,
Boileau 2; scattering 10. Three more ballots were taken
with a Ilk o result ? and there being no passibility of an
election, the Board adjourned.,
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WATZII, REN T S.—The following table
:shows the amorist of water rents received at the office of
the register of water since the beginning of the year :
~.TermarY 518 , 678'57 April $170,316 60
February 60,894 Oa. /2,127 75
March:..:...... 189,149 00
!The following gives the to at receipM from all sources
.for the month lost closet :
Tractional rents 51.744 35
&Bents of 1801 OM 60
Penalties of 1301 77.44
'Bents of 1862 - 12,127 75
Perniltles of 1802 531 85
pipos 1,104 12
Total
• rs
RELIEF TO 'THE' FAMILIES OF THE
VOLITNTEET, S.LJIbe commission for 'the relief of the
, fernilies of the rehinteers expended lan week the sitm of
$11,408 To.
THE ENLISTMENT OF SEAMEN.—Much
diflioulty exists in obtaining good seamen for the navy,
and it is increasing every day. This extraardiaary de
mend bag been caused bi the large increase of veavila to
the navy, and the consequent large force of able men re
quirt dto man them. Almort all the seamen of the mer
chant marine bare been alit sped in the nattonat nervicei
and yet men are wanted SO scarce are they, that at the
ehipping office, in the city, the weekly liTe:R2l3 of men
examined and shipped dove not exceed tweoty five, and
the number often falls below this figure Seamy", ordi
nary seamen, end landsmen are taken ; also, a emelt
number of bye
The esme difficulty is experienced in obtaining hen's
for the merchant service. Many offer themselves who aro
totally ignorant of the duties required, and the captains
ere often deceived by having green hands Ramat upon
Ahem A large number ef foreign seamen have been re.
cetved stnce .the breaking out of the rebellion. These
men have all been naturalized, or have dec'ared their in
teutious to become citizens They make good. sailors,
and are willing to die for the flag of their adopted country.
Yesterday morning, Limit. floury Rolando an I Act
ive-master's Mate Charles V. Kelly, of the United States
navy, left the navy yard for Baltimore is especial train,
with a detachment of seaman to join the new steam gun
boat Paul Jones. Commander Steedman. and now ready
tremake her trial trip She carries an illustrious name,
which will never bo disgraced while the Kars and stripes
wave above bey dec.k.
POLICE. OASES.—There were but' two
cases beard yeetorday afternoon before Police Magistrate
Bottler. One of them was pith• rof a novel character.
A young man, or good character and respectably con
nected, was charged with taking a trunk away from one
of the hotel. on the Delman. , a front of the city.. :Al
though the tnkirg of the trunk could not be directly
Charged to him, yet it was testified to that he brought it
bark the next morning before any charge bad been MOO
against Lim, 'and apologized to tho owner, marina that
be had been Intoxicated. and had taken it for a lark.
No felonious intent could be proved, and he was thers•
fore dischouged. after a reprimand.
. The other wee the Cette of highway robbery, and the
accused in this cane wee named Timothy Mulhern.
Mr. A. R. Cook testified that he was one of the con
ductors on the Richmond and Schuylkill Passenger Rail.
rued. On ?dummy afternoon he wont to Regimeold, and
there wee attacked by Mulbern and another man, and
lied a gold watch, .valued at 565, taken from his person.
That rdolhern took it, he wee positive.
Mr. S. Overing, superintendent of the road, testified
to seeing the robbery committed. Detective Lemon was
there at the do e, and he called his attention to it. •
Detective John Inman teatified to so log a bustle up
the street, and thought all was not right. Then the first
witness called out that ha bad been robbed ; he started
after the thief, who ran, but caught him at Eggiesesid.
MuMerit had nothing to Ray, and was committed to an•
ewer the charge of highway übbery, • • .
.Ansorr CAsz.—On the 14th of April
last a bay barrack, situated on the premises or Henry
Pewees, In Arlington township, Montgomery county, and
just outside of the city limit;, was destroyed by fire, the
barn and ont-buillings making a narrow eecatre. Sons!,
derable mystery attended the circumstances of the fire,
and accordingly a committee of the Union blittnal Incur
tune Company of Montgomery comity commenced an
investigation of the affair. To aid. them they reonestei
the her efit of the knowledge and experience of Fire Msr
/hal Blackburn, of this city. Pr. Blackburn consented
to go beyond the limits of his bailiwick to wake the de
sired investigation. and it *as accordingly proceeded
with. After et - careful 'search the result was arrived at
that a young woman, name EL¢a Metialver, who had
been employed as a domestic lathe family of Mr. Pewees,
wee concerned in the matter. She was accordingly ar
restel on Monday, at Sboemakertown, and brought before
Justice Birchen, and was committed to the county jail at
Norristown. to answer at the August term of the Quarter
sessions of Montgomery county the charge of arson.
HOEPITALS FOR THE SOLDIERS.—Mg
diced Director Surgeon Wilson le busily engaged In pre-
Taring hospital accommodations at liarrlsburg, Reading,
aid Pbtlatielphia, for all that may ho reached by the
agent, show Gov. Curtin has directed to go on and exec:-
rioting best judgment that our sick and wounded may be
relieved.
Brigadier Surgeon J. J. Hays has been ordered to fur
nish a large number of beds for sick and woundei sol
diers so eonnpredicable' in this city. The proeent
hospitals are nil crowded to their utmost caneeltri . and
the new heepital in West Philadelphia is not yet com
pitted. . The work of preparing this• building will be
pushed forward with all possible despatch. Reliable pat
rons who wish to engage as nurses have now ouch an op
portunity presented them.
FIREMEN'S MATTERS. Yesterday
morning, workmen began the demolishing of the build
ing occupied by the Sloyeunensing Hose Company, to
give place to a now and more handsome edifice. The new
building will have an iron front, and will extend fourteen
feet further beck than the present one. On Monday
evening the members met at the house, and indulged in
jollification in commemoration. of their last meeting in
the old building.
The aylor Pose Company , have housed a new and
.beautiful carriage in their hall, Howard end Putnam
streets, in the Nineteenth-ward. The carriage is of ex
cellent male, and will carry over 800 feet of forcing hose.
It is a fine apparatus, and in the hands of the Taylor
boys will_rcnder much valuable service.
COAL (ht.—This great staple of Penn
sylvania is now exported in immense quantities from oar
city. The following tab`e shows the amount exported,
monthly since January last, with the 'value of each
moat. 'a product:
Gnla. Value.
January 254,505 $53 291
February 3,685 1,785
March 369,094 89,570
May 192,462 29,519
Total 819,740 91114,1. - 4
This would make It worth about 20 cents per gall°.
TEDI .115TH P. V.—lt is said that
this regiment (Colonel Patterson) is to be removed from
Camden, N. J., to Camp Cortin t .with the view of com
pleting its organization, by the addition of three compa
nies. We understand that Captain Jame Murray, of
Cambria country, has been authorized to recruit one of
these companies in Cambria and Blair counties. He
bee already it large number enrolled, and will, in a few
days,- send forward hie men. Captain Murray com
manded a company from Cambria county during the
Mexican war.
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• .
OFFICE SEEKING.— , h ost of appli
cants for the positions of supervisors, with their friends,
Swarmed the office of the Mayor yesterday. The pave
ment in front of the office was thronged with politimans,
'who were eagerly discussing, the chances of the various
nominees. The Mayor bean • the • recommendations be
tween 11 A. M. andl P. There will be great susses,
for, the next week or two, ant • .then the .linyttylFeeAm•
the ensuing year will be • •-• • • • '
THE — CREW OF THE..RERMIIDA.—Nost .
of the crew of the British prize.steamer Bermuda hey
ing been examined by the prize cotumi.elon ars, have
been discharged from custody. The testimony generally
goes to strengthen the claim of the 'United States, and
there le little doubt but that the decision of the court will
be favorable to the Government.
•
THE HOWARD, HOSPITAL.—This insti
tution, at Nos. 1518 and 1520 Lombard street. registered
during the past month 441 patients. Number of patients
registered mince March 1, 1862, 1,429 ; number of patients
prescribed during the month, 1,122 ; prescriptions fur
nished, 1,240. • -
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LIBUTBNANT GEORGE WOOD.—Lieut..
Wocd, of this city, was wounded in the late battle of
the Chickahominy. He belonged to Keyes'. division.
He will retnniby the steamer Wbilldin, to the residence'
of Ids parents, in Ninth street, to heal hie wound. By
the same boat we expect other Pennsylvanians from
that Qeld.
NEW YORK CAVALRY TO BE SENT TO
TIITS STAlTE.—Preparationa aro making in New York
to despatch a troop of cavalry to one of the counties of
this State, for final trainiog for the field. They will pro
bably be ready to leave before the expiration of next
week.
Tam GraanD Balls.—There was quite
a run on the Girard Bank‘yostorday morning, occasioned
hp an entirely groundless rumor which gained currency
on Monday evening. IL is needless to say that this bank
is paying everything that is presented, and that it is ready
to meet every obligation.
MESSRS. PERSCH & ETZEB, of No. 30
eolith Third street, have received the moneys of Com
panies A, 11, D, F, G, li, and 7, attached to Cot. Holtes'
7311 Regiment, P. V., which will bo paid to the parties
entitled to the came, between the banns of 10 A. H. and
2 P. M.
EXAMINATIoN OF TEAOHEAS.—An ex
amination of ailplicants for certificates of Qualification
for assistant teachers of the public 'schools of Philadel
phia will be held at the Jefferson School House, on Fifth
street, above Poplar, commencing on Fria/IY.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
GEORGE N. TATHAM,
AT NJ. MARSHALL , Comnrria or ras Mmert
JAMES B. CAMPBELL,
. LETTER BAGS
At the Merchants' Exchange, Philadelphia.
Ship Holybead, Cole Liverpool, soon
Bark 0 G Byeraon, Bobbins Belfast, Ireland, soon
Bark Oordella, Roberta Bio de Janeiro, soon
Brig Mount Vernon, Pike • • • •Itio de Janeiro, soon
Brig 0 fi Jordan Havana, soon
Bar 0 It Pautozal, Wooster -- ‘ Lagaarra, soon
Behr Fannie, Vitae°
Bchr Eveline, - Yorke • '
PORT - OF PHILADELPHIA, Ines 42 11362.
BUN RISES .4 33-4 UN BETE ' 7 22
HIGH WATER 7 19
Bohr Win Gearge, Flazel,l day from Elmynia, Del, with
corn to Jae L Bewley a Co.
Schr Jobn Torrance, Rice, 4 days from Norfolk, in
ballast to Tyler, Stone & 00. --
33arge Ladd Lucy, Turman, 21 hours from New York,
to W P Olyde.
• CLEANED.
Ship Tonawanda, Julius, Liverpool, Cope Bros. ..
Ship Astoria, Smith, Boetou, Teelle & Co.
helm Wm Uollyer, Rayner, Boston, Noble, Caldwell
& Co.
Selir 0 Loeser, Laws, Boston, do
Brig 'Mosel) Day, Cart Loud, for Liverpool, cleared by
A B McHenry & 00, eniled on Saturday, with 2357 bble
petroleum oil.
.Tho bark At tbur White, together with brigs Denmark
and Arthur White, and revenue cutter Forward, still re
main at the harbor. A large fleet of rouses has paned
to tea. Wind BW.
'Yount, ac.
The following bonta from the Union Canal passed into
the Schuylkill Canal to-day, bound to Philadelphia, laden
and coneigned asfollows: .
Star, corn to P Buebong & Sone; W Dunham, boards
to Simmons & Co; Daniel Vora', - do to Lippincott ,t Po;
W in Bing, do to Forcrose & Sheets; E D Orawtord, grain
to Jae Perot & Bra; Grapeshot, Saratoga, and liFF.Dro
tell, do to A 0 OattMl & Co; J Bine, do to Humphreys;
Roffman di Wright; John Balbach, do to John Balbach;
Winnebago, do to T & %V 11 Stirred; Union, lumber to
Joshua Keeley; 0 Kramer, do to Lippincott & Co; . 1 Vi
enna, do J Deysitee; Homeward Bound, tio to Ifuns
worth & Higgine;:til Catharine, iron ore to B & G Brooke:
Forest, hituminotutcoal to W W Middleton; %KG Thomp
son, oats to Thilmphre* llofrman.& Wright; A 0 Mon
roe, JumboU.o6ok & Co; Marla, bones to captain; Bald
Bogie, shingles to captain.
MRMOILANDS. .
r Ship Adelaide Bell, Robertson, hence, arrived at Liver
pool Bltb nit. • _ • •
- . Ship Westmoreland, Deceit, hence, atrived at Liver.
pool 10th nit.
Bbip Reportir, White, cleared it Hew York 2d inst.
for Ban Francisco. •
Bark Kanaliwa, Obittin, at • Cardentle 22d nit. from.
Key West. •
lark • Ann Angusta; Fletcher, hence, arrived in the
.Clyde 30th Mt: • . - '
Barks Arethnsa, Boober, Hariest .Queens Murray, W
B. Wall, Cashier, Achilles, Gallagher, Mountain Eagle,
'Blanchard, Reindeer, Couttt, Tycoon, 'Lowey, Aimira
-Coombe, Drlnkwater; Tangier, Ball, Linden, Cowell,
Janice Davie, Staples, Samuel Molloy, Powell, D 0 Mur
ray, Warner, and Moneynick, Smith, remained at Key
West 27th ult, Mac. . •
Batk flak, Ryder, cleared . at Boston 3d inst. for ?title
del Okla.
Bark Martha Anna, Chase, from Cardenas, a Newport
/et inat—put in for orders. .
• Drips Mary Means, Wilson, Sea Lark,'O'NeilliE II
' Filler, Ho!flies, Rebecca Shepherd, Somers, Ellen Bore
'nerd, Perry, Jacob Dock, Swanton, and Marla Wheeler,
Wheeler, uncertain, remained at Key West 2Tth ult.
Biig Cbas Miller, Brewer, cleared at• Key West 24th
ult. for Cardenos;.- .
;Bilg Mary Weeny, Nelson, hence, at Key West 23; ultil
'via Ship lelend. sled cleared seme'day for ' ,
• Brig Samuel Ct Adams, Carver, cleared at Key West
24thlult.ifor Segtla. ••. .; _ _
• $16,235 :01
THE PRESI3. - PHILADEITHIA, WEDNESDAY; JUNE 4, .1862:i
p ;41;vin 140 Ft (0*(43
ARRIVED
BAILED
(Correspondence of the PhiltNplda,Exchailge.)
LEWKS. Dol, June 2.,
AARON Dt i.E.3IIALL
(Coireeponden:e of the Press.)
BEADING, Dlsy 31
• Behr Sallie B, Bateman, hence, arrived
23+1 ult
Sawa Hiawatha, Nanny, Merlotti' Tilton ; &an ' and
11 R. Goggehall, Swan, uncertain, remained • Rey Went
27111 ult.
Rohr Jos 9 boo, Corson, from Remedios, err od at Bos
ton 2d inst.
&lir A Viral, Higgins, hence, arrived a• Boston 21
ineinnt.
Rchr Edward, Smith, cleared at Boatan .1;1112
Scbr Rams, Smith, hence, arrived et NevbariPort
31st nit
Schr .7 II Bartlett, Rockhill, hence, arrived e Beverly
29th ult. ' \
Fehr H W Gaf, '' -'
echr _mace, arrivet tt Salem
30tb ult.
Behr Canton, Daonell, from Bangor for rbibllpbiat
at Newport 37et alt.
&bre J B Allen, Allon, and: Herald, Knigh 'for Phi
ladelphia. sailed from Providence Stst nit.
Behr John lances'er, \Palette, for Philadelp Weaned
from Providence Met tilt.
Schr New Mexico, Davis, hence, arrived atlfirtford
2AI hint. :
Behr Stephen Taber, Cook, hence, arrived al Key
West lath ell.
Behr Janice H Stroup, Foster, hence, arrived at Key
Wevt9lst ult
&Am Ivy, Henderson, cleared at Key West 17tli ult.
for Olodenos .
Bohr .1 L Gerdy, Miller, cleared at Key West 24th ult
for Havana.
Schr Nancy k Perry, hence, atHallfax 29th ult.
Ll7ap AND OLOTIIING 1A-
Cli
NAVY DFYAIITIIIINT,
BUREAU OF PDC/VISIONS AND CLOTHING,
June 2, 1861
. _ .
SEPARATE PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed
Proecanls for Navy Clothing and Clothing Matcrbile,"
will be received at this odic° until 12 o'clock M. on the
27th PAY Ote JUNE. instant, for furnishing and deli
vering (on receiving eixty* cleys' notice) at each or either
of the navy yards at Oharlestowo, Massachusetts, and
Brooklyn, New York. any quantities of eithecor all of
the Mowing elneses of articles of nnvy clothing and
clothing materials as may be ordered by the Uhler of this
Bureau ' or by the commandants of the said navy yards,
rospictively, during the fiscal year commencing on the
Drat day of July next, and ending on the 30th day of,
June, IBM, viz, : •
CLASS 1.
Blue Cloth Pea JaCkets.
CLASS 2.
Blue Seamiecs Pea Jacket!.
CLASS 3.
Offers may be made for one or more chime, at the op.
Oen of the bidder ; bat all the articles embraced in a
close must be bid fur.
Each class wilt be considered by Ralf, and the con
tract for that class will be awarded to the bidder whose
propcsals for the articles comprised in the class are low
est in the aggregate.
The cloth for the pea jackets shall be twilled pilot
cloth, pore indigo blue, wool dyed. It shall be 04 inches
vide, and weigh 26 ounces per yard. It shall hirre a list
on each edge composed of 24 white threads, of all wool.
All pieces waigling less than 25 ounces per yard will be
rejected, and-each bale of about 300 yards must ayerage
20 ounces per yard.
The seamless pea jackets and felt caps shall be of felt
cloth, dyed pure indigo blue, made of good wool only,
and shalt COl4Ollll in the else, color, grade or wool, and
in all o th er respects to the Samples deposited at the nary
yards.
The cloth for blue cloth trowaers shall be twined, all
wool, mid pure indigo bin?,wool-dyed. It shall have a
list on each edge composed of 24 white threads, of •all
wool. All places under 17% ounces per yard will be re
jected, and each bale of about 300 yards enu,t average 18
ounces per yard.
The satinet must be 27 inches wide inside of list, with a
Lending to consist of not less than twelve white woolen
threads at each end of the piece; must weigh not lose
than 0% ounces per yard, to contain in each place about
29 yards, the warp mnstbe cotton, pore Indigo blue, yarn
dyed, and the filling woo), pure indigo blue, wool. dyed.
Teach bale of 400 yards shall average nine. and a half
ounces to the yard, and no Monaghan be below 9% owner
to the yard. The satinet trowsers must be made of ma
terial like the above. The broadcloth and satinet of
which garments are made shall be well sponged before
made up.
The flannel must be all wool, wool-dyed pure indigo
blue, and twilled ; moat be in pieces of about 50 yards is
length, 27 inches wide, weighing five ounces per yard,
with a list on each edge of four white,. women threads
woven in the whole length of the piece To be packed In
boles or - e--..iv-.-.ha n bieCee to bo rolled separately
: IVB - ,0 tc . '" 11,11%..% 8 L e" N0 -1 7;c - e - 17Mg ige - tr ds and
wwrage•
weight than 4 3.10 ounces per yard.
Tree overatirts must be made of flannel like the ibove.
The woolen-knit undershirts must be warp knit, all
wool, hest Ammican - fleece, Indigo wool dyed, made rip
entirely by hand, of two sizes—No. 1, 30 inches long, 42
inches round; No. 2. 31 inches long, 38 Inches round—to .
w sigh not less than 11% pounds per dozen, in all respects
tenet to sample a.
The woolen-knit drawen to be all wool, best American
fleece, indigo wool dyed. ribbed, of two sizes—No. 1,
waist to ineaspro round 38 inches, length 44 facile, 44
Indies round tbo bip ; No. 2, waist to immure round 38
inches, length 44 inches, 44 inches round the hip; waist
band to be of strong twilled cotton, well sewed, and
firmly attached to the body, to correspond in every re
spect with the sample."
The Banality .beefing must be free from cotton, 80
inches in weight; weight twelve ounces 31.100 per yard;
texture, 4 by 4 to 1-10 inch.
The canvas duck must be free from cotton, 2T inches
in width, and about 36 yards in the piece, donole.thread
warp and filling; weight, eight ounces 23:100 per yard ;
texture. 9bylo to . inch.
The sixes must bo plsinly stamped with the contract..
or's name, number of the shoo, and year when made.
The Bizet Mbe in the following proportions for each 100
attire, unless otherwise et - doted, wiz.: 8 of No. 5,17 of
No. 6. 25 of No. 7, 25 of No. 8, 16 of No. 9, 7 of No. 'lO,
and 2of No.ll. They must be sewed with e. square awl,
and conform in all respects to the samples at the yards,
and be delivered in good, strong boxes, the tops of which
to be securely fastened with screws, and each box to
contain 25 pairs, In these proportions, viz : B.palre of
No. 5 with 17 of No. 6, 13 of No. 7 with 12 of No. 8, or
vice versa, 16 of No. 9 with 7of No. 10 and 2of 11. The
'calfskin and klpskin shoes to be packed in separate boxes.
The boas must be of the best qnslity of enk.tanned
grain leather, sewed with a square awl : all the sewing
and stitching , to be done with the hand, to correspond
with the sample in every respect, except that the sides
shall be sewed with the hands, and not machine stitch, as
on sample.
The woollen socks must be woven or knit, indigo
inland, all wool, shall be well scoured, and in color and
quality folly equal to sample.
The mattresses must weigh ton 'pounds, inclnding
ticking, which is to be cut 8 feet in length and 31 inches
wide. The coven must measure 71 inches in length and
29 inches in width. The hair, ticking, and covers must
conform to samples.
The nankin must be equine the hot bide American
nankin, 28 inches wide, texture 6 threads by 4 threads to
the 16th of en inch, dyed with pure Bengal indigo.
The blankets must weigh nix pounds per pair, and mea
sure 58 by 78 inches each. A halo of 60 pairs must weigh
300 pounds. and no pair shall weigh less than 5 pounds 18
ounces. They must be made of clean wool, and each
blanker must be marked "1.1. S. Navy," as in the sample.
The black silk handkerchiefs must be 31% .by 81%
inches, and weigh one ounce and 12 grains Troy tau.
tare, 14 by 23 to one-eighth of art inch.
Bidders for the above will specify whether the articles
they propose is furnish are to be of the growth, produc
tion, and mannfacture of the United State'', as a prefer
ence will be given to ouch.
A echedule of the three size's for each 100 pieces of
made-up clothing will be found with the samples at the
respective yards; and all the above articles, including the
necessary buttons, rings, &c., are to be fully equal in the
quality, texture, color, weight, and Milan of material,
and conform in pattern, eizes, and workmanship to said
samples.
The number or quantity which will be required .of each
of the foregoing articles cannot be precisely stated. The
contracts will, therefore, be made for the quantity of each
article the bureau may require. The price must be uni
form at ail the stations.
All the above articles must be subject to such inane°.
tion at the place of delivery as the chief of this hareem may
direct i and no article will be received that is not fully
equal to the sample in every respect, and which does not
conform to the stipulations and provisions of the contract
to be made.
The whole mual be delivered'at the risk and expense of
contractor. Each box and bale to be marked with the
contractor's name. The inspecting officers to br ap
pointed by the Navy Department. • •
The offers must distinguish the prices for each article
...Havana, soon
...Hll7/11111, 110011
mentioned in a class, and must be calculated to cover
every expense attending the tulfilment of the contract,
including the neceeeary buttons. • -
, case of failure on the part of the contractors to de
liver the several articles which may be ordered .from
them, in proper lime and of proper quality, the chief of
the Burena of Provisions and Clothing shell be author
ized to purchase or direct purchaser) to be made of what
may bo required to supply the deficiency, under the
penally to be expressed in the contract; the record of a
reauteition, of a duplicate copy thereof, at the Bureau of
_provision!, and Clothing, or at either of the navy yards
aforesaid, shall be evidence that such requisition has
beta made and f ecetved.
• Two or more approved sureties in a sum equal to the
estitrated amount of the respective contracts will be re
quired, and twenty per cent= will be withheld from the
amcont of all payments on account thereof as collateral
security, and not in any eventjo ho paid until it is in all
'I ejects complied with ; and eighty.por contain of the
amount of all deliveries Diode will be paid by the 'navy
agent is certificates of indebteduess or in Treasury metes,
- at the option of the Government.
Bidders whose proposals shall be accepted (andUone
°there) will be forthwith notified and as early as practi
cable a contract will be transmitted to them for execu
tion, which contract most be returned to the bureau
, within ten days, exclusive of the. time required fur the
`r(gular transmission of the marl. . .
A record, or duplicate of .the letter informing a bidder
of the acceptance of bin proposal, wilt be deemed a noti
fication thereof, within .the meaniog of the act 0f...1816,
' and his bid will be made and accepted in conformity with
this anderstanbing. . ,
• Bra ry offer made must im accompanied (se directed In
the act of Centimes making appropriations for the naval
servlcafor 1846-'4l, approved 10th of August, 1846) by a
. .vaittin guarantee, s'gned by one or more responsible
Demons, to the effect that be or they undertake that the
balder,or bidders will, if his or their bid be accepted; to.,
ter into 'an obligation within llve days, with good and
sufficient sureties, Ao Tarnish the supplies proposad.. 'The
bet:mart will not be obligated to confider any proposal no
less accempanied by tbe guarantee required by law ; the
•competency of the guarantee to be certified by, the ray)
agent, district attorney, or the collector of- the customs.
Blank f orms o f p ro posals may be obtained on
appli-
Cation to the navy agents at Portsmouth, New Hamp
shire; Boston, New,-York, Philadelphia, BatiraTe,
'and at this bureau. •
The attention of bidders is called to the samples imd
description of articles required, as, in the inspedion
before reception, -a just but rigid comparison will be
made between the articles offered and the samples 'and
contract, receivingnose that fall below them; and their
• attention is also particularly directed to the joint titso=
lution of 27th March, 1864, in addition to the act of 10th
Avgust s 1846.'• ie4-44;
, . .
FFICE OF THE COMMISSARY
O
OF BOBBISTSIIOIC, No. 1139 11111410 Street,
Philadelphia, June 2, 1862. • .
Bested proposals will be received at this,Ofece,
12 o'elbeh on the 6th day of June, 1882, for itirchMing .
f rom th e tr. 8. Government, for , cash, 2.9.barrelaldess Beef
not !milked for issue at this poet.
The Beef maybe examined at the 11. B. Commissary
fitorebouse, Broad, and .Prinie - streete, by those wishing
to bid, to date .of 'evening proporals. • '
• Bidrtebe endorsed " Bids [or purchasing MOM Beef,"
and directed I. P. N. BUCK,
je2-5t • - Capt. and O. B. Vol. Ssrvice:
my, WeeNs,
PROPOSALS.
Blue Cloth Trowsere.
Blue Satinet Trousers.
CLASS 4.
Blae Felt Cape.
CLASS 5.
Blue Flannel OTerehlrte
CLASS 6.
Blue Woolen 'Knit II adersbir
Blue \Vaasa Kna Drawers. •
CLASS 7.
°linens Doak Trowsers.
Barnsley Slieethe Fracks.
CLASS 8.
Blue•Satinet.
CLASS 9.
Blue Flannel. .
CLASS 10.
Battleley Sheeting.
Canvas Duck.
Blue Nankin.
CLASS 11:
CsNokia Laced Shoos.
Kipsliin Slum.
Grained Loather Boob;
CLASS 12.
Woolen Books.
CLASS . 13.
Metlreottee. (with two covers far each.)
CLASS 14. •
Blankets.
CLASS 15.
Black Silk Handkerchief.
Oardenai
ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIP
AGE OSSIOE, TWELFrn AND GIRAND STB.
• POILADELPIIIA, June 2,1862.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until FLU
DAY, 6th June, at 12 o'clock M.. to furnish:
TEN THOUSAND pLacx. FELT UNISONS!
HATS, to be of the army standard, a sample of which
can be seen at tbis Office, to be made of the regular as--
sortm( ut of sizes. Subject to inspection.
Proposals will be endorsed, "Proposals for Army
Eate," end addressed to •
DEPUTY QUARTERMASTER GE
NEPAL'S OFFICE,
PHILLIIELPHIL. 26th May, 1862.
PROPOSALS FOR A &MEM &NOM
Proposals will be received at this Office until SILVIS
BAY, Juno 7tb, 12 o'clock M. for the dalivery of
(2to) Two Hundred and Fifty ARMYe AMFIIII.A.IdOES,
to he delivered in this city on or before the drat day of
July next, and as =lob eoooer as possible, a pattern of
which can he seen on application to this Office. They
must be made of the beat seasoned material, and will he
subject to a most rigid impaction. Pmposalsfor any mum
her tees than two hundred and fifty will be received.
Security for tbe faithful performance of the contract will
be rehired, tbe names of whom will be mentioned in the
proposals. Bids to be endorsed, “Propsials f , r Ambu
lances," and addressed to G..H. CROSMAN,
tny27-:tje7 Daptity Quartermaster General.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
wASHINGTON, May
raorOSLlg will he received at Harrisburg, Chicago, and
Indionapolle, by the officers of the Quartermaster's De
%aliment, stationed at these places, respectively, until
the fifth of June next, for the delivery, on or before the.
thirtieth of that month, of two thousand five hundred
Cavalry Donee at Perryville, Md., one thonsand five
huodrfd at Chicago, and one tboneand at Indi outsells.
The formes to be sound, not lees than six, nor more than
eight, yearn old ; not lees than fifteen hands high, of dark
colors, and adapted to cavalry service. None will be re-
ceived until they are inspected by an authorized agent of
the Government. ' G. B. CBOSNICN,
my2B.Bt. Deputy Quartermaster General.
MO PAPER MAKERS.—The under
...a: signed will receive Prop:mats at the office of the
State Printer in flarrisburg until T1117119D 01Y, the
12th day of June, 1862, to supply the following described
sired paper, (samples to accompany pr mosels,) for the
Etats Printing for ono year from July 1, 1862, viz: •
Double Royal, fifty pounds to the ream.
Double Royal, forty sounds to the ream.
Each to measure at least twenty-six by forty Inches.
And doable-sized Foolscap, to weigh twenty-eight
rounds per ream, and measure at least twenty.eii by
seventeen inches. Samples most accompany bide.
Theee making proposals must be prepared to give sa
tisfactory security for the faithful performance of the
contract; and the right is reserved to reject all bids not
satisfactory in price and !maples.
The paper must be furnished in such quantities and at
such times aa rciiuired by the Superintendent of State
Printing. T. T. WORTFI,
Superinbaadeat of State Printing.
HARRIOURO. May 9. 1802.. . myl4•swBt
COPARTNERSHIP NO rICES.
ITEM COPARTNERSHIP HERE
tofore existing between the subscribers, under the
firm of ABBOTT, JOIINES, de 00., is this day dissolved
by mutual content. The businees of the firm will be sot.
Ord by George W. Jobnea and William B. Berry, either
of whom is authorized to Bien in liquidation.
REDMAN. ABBOTT,.
• GEORGE W. 'JOIINES,
WILLIAM H. BERRY,
•
• GEORGE J. GROSS,
WILLIAM T. WLT.,OO3C.
Philadelphia. June 2,1362. • ie2.l2t*
DISSOLUTION .OF PARTNER
SHIP.—NnHco le hereby given that the firm of
QUARLES N. SelITl3 & 00., at the Fairmount Inn
Works, has been dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be settled and closed by
May 10, 1862. 011ARLES E. SMITH.
The badness will be continued by the undersigned
under the firm or MORRIS, TASKER, & 00. Office
No. 209 South THIRD Street.
myl3.lm atoßlus, TASKES, & (JO.
HAZLET ON AND DIAMOND
(LEHIGH) COAL—:
Broken, Egg, and Stove $4.26 per ton.
Large tint 3.75 per ton.
Until July let, or until advance of toile, we will allow
Eton all coal to be delivered north of A.tch and'east of
Eleventh streets
A DISCOUNT OP 25 CENTS
PER TON
from theee prices, far cash, If paid when the order le
given. B. P. OILLINGIIed, •
ms2l-liatt Northeast FRONT and POPL AA Ste.
COAL. -THE 'UNDERSIGNED
beg leave to inform their friends and the public that
they have removed their LEHIGH GOAL DEPOT from
HOBLE-STREET WHARF, on the Delaware, to their
Yard, northwest corner of EIGHTH and WILLOW
Streets, whore they intend to keep the best quality of
LEHIGH GOAL, from the most Approved mines, at the
lowest prices. Your patronage is respectfully solicited.
JOS. WALTON & 00.,
• Office, 112 South SECOND Street.
Yard. EIGHTH and WILLOW. mhl-V
STEVENS HOUSE,
(LATE DELlION10013,)
No. 26 BROADWAY,
•
NEW TORR.
rive minutes' walk from Fail River boat Landing
Chambers street, and foot of Cortland street.
nth:LS-ft OEO. W. STEPHENS, Proprietor.
A OARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED,
AIL lota of the GIRARD HOLUM Philade! how
1
lathed, fora term of years, WILLARD'S : OTIIL, In
Washington. They take this occasion to return to their
cid binds and customers many thanks for put favors,
I beg to assure them that they will be moat happy is
,
ens them in their new avertoks.
STHEB, ORADWION, a 00.
--...................,... e n .. ? e......-....e. _ —srsac.cre
T A'RRANT'S
317.1138Y1801UTT
SELTZER APERIENT..
This valuable and popular Medians has universally reo
°eyed the moot favorable recommendations of the
MIDIO.IL PROFESSION and the Public as the
MOJA EITIOIENT AND AORNBABLII
SALINE APERIENT.
It may be need with the beet effect in
Bilious and Febrile Diseases, Costiveness, Riot
Beadaohe, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Indiges
tion, Aoidity of the Stomach, Torpidity
of . the Liver, Gout, . Rheumatic
Affections, Gravel, Files,
AND ALL 00XPLA.1:178 WHERE
A GENTLE AND COOLING APERIENT OR PlI}E.
GATIVE IS REQUIRED.
It is particularly adapted to the wants of Travellers
by Sea and Land, Residents in lot Climates, Persons of
Sedentary habits, Invalids and Convalescents; Captains
of Vessels and Planters w ill find it a valuable addition to
their Medicine Chests.
It is in the form of a Powder, carefully pot up Di bottles
to keep in any climate, and merely requires
water poured upon it to produce a de
lightful 'effervescing beverage.
Numerous testimonials, from `professional and other
gentlemen of the highest standing throughout the coun
try, and its steadily inoreasing popularity for a aeries
of years, strongly guaranty ite efficacy and valuable
character, and commend it to the favorable notice of an
Intelligent public.
Manufacturedoenly by _ _
TARRANT & CO.,
No. 278 GREENWICH Street, corner Warren et
.'• NEW YORK,
And for sole by Druggists generally.
BROWNT ,
ESSENCE JAMAICA. °MGR%
'Manufactured only at FIVE DEItICE BROWN'S
' . DRUG AND 0111MUCAL STORE
Northeast corner of FIB TH and OHNSTN Streets,
Attention is called to this valunble remedy which should
be in every family, and for the Army and Navy it is in
dispensable, curing affections of the stomach and bowels,
and is a cer tain preventive from the effects of bad water.
OAUTION.—To prevent this valuable &mance from
being counterfeited, a now Steel Engraving, executed al
great cost, will be found on the outside of the wrapper, In
order to guard the purchaser against being imposed upon
by worttdess imitations. And sold by all respectabls
Druggists in the United States. fed efrm-Gui
GLIETEN OAPEII23
p !kill 0 alltelo) 11 ON lei v . ) bi
The' repugnance of most patients to . 00D-LIVES
OIL, and the inability of many to take It at all, has in
duced various forms =of disguise for its administration
that ere familiar, to the Medical Profession. Some of
them answer in special cases, but more often thelvehiole
neutralizes the usual effect of the Oil, proving quite aa
unpalatable and of loss therapeutic value. The repug
nance, nausea, dm., to invalids, induced by disgust of the
Oil, is entirely obviated by the use of our CAPSULES.
COD-LIVER OIL CAPSULES have been much need
* lately in Europa, the experience there of the good're
mite from their use in both hospital and private praotkie,
aside from the naturally suggested advantages, are Inf
. Went to warrant our claiming the virtues we de for
them, feeling assured their use will result in benefit and
ilairsrvod favor. Prepared by
l'efr** :IMP :)0011 i
• Z. • ILLI3IiINATIIIO
OIL I OILII- OIL!!!
AIILBUJIT dk BRODHEAD,
No. 240 AILOII B,TRBET,
Having opened a General Depot for the Sale of Extra
Relined and Lubricating COAL OILS, would call the
special attention of dealers and consumers to their
refined ILLUMINATING OIL, as it possesses meet
beyond anything heretofore offered in this market, being
entirely free from that gluey subsianoo and bad odor
which characterize that commonly sold in this market,
produces no smoke, and is free from all explosive
properties.
IF7 - Orders . froao City or Oonntri , :geouggiv at
tended to. • , • .• myls-Im
56 T
.UCITSEIL" „OM WORBB.
-LA 100 Bids. « Lneiter" Miming Oil on Mud.
We guarantee this oil to be non-explosive, to, burn ail
the oil in the lamp with a steady, brilliant flemeosithout
ousting the wick, mid bet slowly. Bbls. lined with
elms enamel. WEIGHT, SMITH, & PEARSALL.
(621-ti , Office 516 MARKET Sheet.
CAUTION.
•
The well-earned reputation or •
-FAIRBANKS' SCALES •
Has induced the makers of Imperfect balance' to offer
them as 14 FADIBANKS' SCALES," and priroha,sers
have thereby, in many Instances, been tmbjected terraria
and imposition. FAIRBANKS' SCALES aro manufac
tured only, by ,the original inventors, Z. & T. FAIR
BANKS & Co.; and are adapted to every branch or the
business, where a correct and durable Scales is required.
YAIItBANIKS.,&
•
General Agent*,
arlo-11 -IdABO . 1560 , 1W.L, 71d CHESTNUT BT.
ARTESIAN. WELLS BORED;
Ri • ••- • S. R. BAUDIO,
• m 72740 AI Dl7 or 'adding No; 109 ALMOND Bt.
PROPOSALS.
• G. It.. 01i0MLN,
Donutl'Anarteinnatir General
HOTELS.
MEDICINAL.
PIIIIADELPHIA.
1419* MiltllT. Street, Phlhidoilpids
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FIRE INSURAN
MECHANICS' INS
PHILADELPHIA, No. 13
below Race, Mama Beildi
generally, from Loma or Dam
guaranty to adjust all Lewes
to merit the patronage of the
DIRE.
RANCE COMPANY OF
8 NORTH SIXTH Street,
• s, Goods, and Merchandise
ago by Fire. The Company
Promptly, and thereby hope
public. •
9 RS.
William Morgan,
James 'Merlin,
JllllllO/1 Duress,
Francis Fells,
Charles Clare,
Thomas Fieher,
John . Bromley,
• French McManus,
:. Hugh O'Donnell,
. Bernard Rafferty. -
318'00OPER, President.
• taw. myl7-tt • •
Frannie Coopor,
Michael McHear,
Edward McGovern
Thomas B. McCormick,
Matthew McAleer,
John Cannily,
Thomas J. Hemphill,
Bernard H. Iceman, ' I
Michael Cahill,
James McCann, •
FBAS
BERNARD RAI/I'D:ITT. •
DELAWARE MUTUAL SABIGTY
INSURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE OE ..
roENNSYLVANIA, 1886.
OFFICE B. E. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT .
STREETS. PIIILADELPEILL
MARINE INSURANCE
ON VESSELS,
CARGO, To all parts of the World.
FREIGHT,
INLA D INSURANCES
On Oro* by Rivers, Canals, Lakes, and Land Carriage'
to all parts of the Union.
FIRE INSNBANCES
On Merchandise generally.
On . Stores, Dwelling hones a.
ASSETS OF THE CO Y, NOV. 1, 1861.
711. 00137.
$lOO,OOO United States Five per cent-Lest. 16103,260 00
60,000 United States Six per cent. Tee*.
sury Notes
26,000 United States Seven and Three-
tenths por cent. Treasury Notes 15,000 00
100,000 State of Pennsylvania Five per
cent. Loan 89,661 26
128,060 Philadelphia City Six per cent.
Loan 119,448 17
80,000 State of Tennessee Five per mut.
Loan. 24,076 00
20,000 Pennsylvania Railroad, hit Mort.
gage Bix per cont. Bonds. 20,000 00
60,000 Pennsylvania Railroad, 2d Mort
gage Six per cent. Bonds 66,180 88
/6,000 800 Shams Stock Germantown Gas
Company, principal and interest
' guarantied by. the City of Phi
ladelphia 14,687 60
6,000 100 Shares Stock Pennsylvania
Railroad Company 6,000 00
.11111 s receivable for insurances mad 0...... 90, 7 30 03
Honda and Mortgagee 76,000 00
Real Estate 51,868 36
• Balances due at Agencies—Premiums on
Marine Policies, Intarest, and other
Debts due the Company 68,181 97
Scrip and Steak of sundry Inanranoe and
other Companies, 811,1148-...estamited va
lue
Cash on hand—ln Banks ....
In Drawer..,
William Martin,
Inimund A. Bonder
Theophilus Paulding,
John B. Penrose,.
John C. Davis, .
James Travail',
William gyro, Jr.,
Jamee 0. Band,
William 0. Ludwig, -
Joseph H. Beal,
Dr. U. N. Huston,
George G. Leiper,
Hugh Craig, . .
Charles Belly,
WILLIAM.
THOMAS O. HAND, Vloe President.
=NM Lriantax, Secretary.
T' RELIANCE
MUTUAL iIII3I3BANON °OXFAM?,
OP I.IIII.ABILVITA,
OFF1(111 No. 306 WALNUT STRZET,
Twelves against LOSS OR DAMAO3 BY Ffll, OSI
Mama, Stores, and other buildings, limited,
or perpetual, and on Filnilti2Vs
Goods, Wares, and Mer
chandise, in town or
countri.
CASH CAPITAL, 1231,119.00—ASSITS 11811,111.01,
Which ts intneted as follows, via:
In Ant mortgage on city property, worth
double the amount 1101,900 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s 0 per amt. first
mortgage loan, at par 5,000 00
Pennsylvania Ballroad Co.'s 6 per cent, as
cend mortgage loan, (330,000) 47,900 00
kinntingdon and Broad Top Railroad and
Canal Co.'s mortgage loan.. 4,004 00
Ground rent, first-claws 2,403 SO
dilatersl loans, well secured 4,500 00
City of Philadelphia 8 per cent loan 30,000 00
.ABeghony County 6 per cent. Pa. DR. loan. 10,000 00
Commercial Bank stock 1,186 01
Mechanics' Bank stook 2,812 50
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s stock ...
. . . 4,000 00
The Reliance Mutual Insnranoe Co.'s st o ok.. 45,850 00
The County The Insurance Co.'s stock 1,060 00
The Delaware M. 8. Insurance Co.'s stank.. 700 00
Union Mutual Insurance Co.'s scrip 880 00
Bills receivable 14,801 79
Book accounts, accrued Interest, ,!to 7,104 04
alab 00 balid.••••••• ...... ..." ....... ..••••• 11,644 34
• istrir,Lit 04
The 'Mutual minable, Combined with the sootalt, of
ft Stock Capital, entitles the tuntrot to pa-idolpate to the
niorrys of the Company, without liability for Was=
Lessee promptly adinated and Paid.
DIBIGCTOBS.
Samuel Brenham,
Robert Steen,
William Mauer,
Benj. W. Tingley,
Marshall Hill.
J. Johnson Brows,
Charles Leland,
Jacob T. Bunting,
Smith Bowan,
John Bissell, Pittsburg.
. TRIGLIAY, President.
Mem Tingley,
William B. Thomson,
Broderick Brown,
William Stevenson,
John B. Worrell,
IL Corson,
Robert Toland,
G. D. Bosongarten,
Marla, 8. Wood,
Jenne B. Woodward,
in,ll
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVE
LY.—The PENNSYLVANIA VIBE INBITBANOM
COMPANY. Inoorporated 1825. CHARTER FMB
NTT UAL. No. 610 WALNUT Street, opposite3n4epend
. .
--Mis ße arppinP;Strirorani:y known to the community kat
thirty-du years, continues to Insure against Loge or De.;
singe by Fire, on public or private Buildings, either Fa&
menently or for a limited time. Also on Yu r . allt t .
stocks of Goode , or Merchandise gene r ally ; on now,
OM&
Their Capital, together with a large Surplus Fund. is
Invested in the most careful monner, which enables Oren
to offor to the Insured en undoubted security In the sees
Of lose. . _ .
DIRBOTOIIS.
Jonathan Patterson,
ittnintin Campbell,
Alexander Benson,
William biontellus,
been BarJelinreit,
JONATHAN NATTKE/30N, Procident.
WasJAIN G. Oicovsm. Bearesll7. sip{
THE ENTERPRISE
illammsos OOMPANY OF PH/ItADDLPHIA.
(FIRE 13/913BANON 'DICLUBPIRLI.)
IiPDXPANY'S BUILDING, B. W. MINNS ROHR=
AND WALNUT BTRIETS.
DIRROTORB.
F. Ratchford Starr, Mordecai L. Dawson,
William Mcßae, Gee. H. Stuart,
Haltiro Frazier, John H. Brown
John IL Atwood, B. A. Fahneakaik,
Benj T. Tredick, Andrew D. Owih,
Henry Wharton, J. L. Erringer.
F. RATCHFORD MAR% President
ihriaLie W. Coin. Socretaz7 tail
EXCHANGE INSURANCE COM
PANT—Moe, Ns. 409 WALNUT Street.
Fire Insurance on Houses, and Merchandise immorally,
On favorable terms, either Limited or PerpetnaL
MHZOTORS. ,
Jeremiah Boman, Thomas Marsh,
John Q. Giimiodo, Charles Thompson,
Zdward D. Roberts, James T. Hale,
itsmnel D. Smedley, Joshua T. Owen.
Reuben 0. Hale, John J.'Griffiths.
JHRDELTAN BONSALL, Prealdeat.
JOHN Q. GINNODO, trica President.
EtION/LAD COI, Secretary. Mal
MERIC.A.N FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY. Incorporated 1810. CHARTNN
tio.Blo WALNUT Street, above Tbtrd,
Philadelphia.
Having a large paid-np Capital Block and Surplus, In.
Tested In eonnd and available Semuities, nontinnee to
Insure on Dwellings, Btoree, Furniture, Merchandise, Fog
ies in port and their °awes, and other Personal Pro
perty. All Loosen liberally anBOTOSS.d promptly adjusted.
DIE
Thomos H. Marto,
John WeMI,
Bamael 0. MortoN
Patrick Brady,
John T. Low%
THOM .
Maim O. L. ORAlr7osa,
ANTRRACITE INsultAkToll
Anthorined Capital $400,000
CHARTER PHRPETUAL.I
Offloe No. SU WALNUT Street, between Third and
Fourth Streets, Philadelphia.
This Company will insure agalnat loss or damage by
Fire, on Bninlinse, Furniture, and Nerehendilie gene
rally.
Also, Marine Immanuel on Veteoli, Cargoes, and
heights. Inland Insurance to all parts of the Union.
DERSIOTORS.
Davis Pearson,
Peter Sieger,
J. B. Baum.
Wm. F. Dean,
John Ketcham
Id ESHER, Pileshleat.
DIAN, Vice Preeident.
et&it
William Mabee,
D. Luther,
Lewis Andemied,
John 11. Blakiston,
/mph blisznelo,
WILL
Wm.
W. M. Brae, Bearetaa.
'INSURANCE COMPANY OP TIM
STATE Or PENNSTLYARIA-017101 Noe. d
end 5 EXCHANGE BINIDINGB, North side of WAL
NUT Street, between DOOR end TRIED Woe* Plat
delphie.
INCORPORATED in 1194—CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL, VOO,OOO.
PROPERTIED Or THE COMPANY, NEBRUABY
1, 1861, $507,034.61.
tiLARINE, rntz
TIO N IN AND
SURANCI INLAND TRANOPORTA.
I.
DIRKOTOKK
Henry D. Sheererd, Samuel Grant, Jr.,
Merles Macalester, Tobias Wagner
William 8. Smith, Thomas B. WaAeon,
John B. Austin, Henry G. Freeman,
William B. White, Charles 8. Lewis,
George H. Otrurt, George 0. Oman,
Edward 0. Knight -
HICNBY D
WILLUX H z.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
NATIVE WINES.
SYRICTLi PURE JUICE or THE GRAPE-THE
MOST DELICIOUS, RICH, AND FRUITY.
WINES RYER OFFERED TO
THE PUBLIC.
AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT JUST 'RECEIVED.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
DEALER IN TINE GROUIRIES,
CORNER ELEVENTH AND VINE BTB
SALT. -2,000 sacks Ground Alum
Batt; 21,000 bushels do, do., do.; 4,000 bushels
Tiarls's Island do., In store and for salo by MURPHY ht
KOONS, No. 148 NORTH WHARVES. myB
TirE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
from London direct a large tot of Crosse and
Blackwell's celebrated Pickles.
JAMES HOMER .tc SONS,
SEVENTH and NOBLE and SIXTH and WOOD.
M72o.tf .
SARDINES.—A very superior brand
KJ for sale by ORABLIDS 8. OARSTAIRR,
InG 126 WALNUT and 41 GRANITIC Street.
etROSSE & BIACKWELL'S ode
bested PICKLES and SAUCES, constantly recolvod
BEODES WILLIAM% •
107 South WAVLE Street.
•
NUTS. --20.. BALES LANGUEDOC
A . LMONDEI ; 25 Woo SICILY- ALIIONDS; 100
bags New Mclean PEANUTS* Ad rocolved end for eels
by Baulks h WILLIAMS,
my 6 • 107 South WATER Street.
JOHN. it MYERS & 00., AUCTION
-282 and 284 Id&RIEZT Street.
BALE OF CAMP WINOS.
Oil IfBIDAY 11110BNING,
Juro 6, on four months' credit—
Me pieces velvet, Enmesh, ingrain, and Venetian oar
petings, wettings, Igo
SALE OF BRINGS DRY GOODS.
. ON MONDAY MORNING,
Juno 0, on four months' credit--
700 packages French, German, Swiss, and British dry
swag.
,
• ' HALE OF BOOTH ANTI REIONB
ON TORSDnY MORNIAII,
ramie 10, on intr months' credit.
1.000 Indulges boots and sham . '
FURNESS, BRINIEY, & 00.,
429 oilliennTr 9091311111 T.
PANCOAST it WARNOCK, AUC
TIORURS. IQo. 218 MARKET Btreet
BALD OF 750 LOTS OF AbisiglOAN AND IMPORT
ED DDT GOODS, RIBBONS, EMBROIDERIES.,
IttILLINBEY GOODS, STOCK GOODS, Ac., by
Catalogue.
ON WEDNESDAY HORNING,
June 4, commensins at 10 o'clock precisely, comprising
a general assortment of 'negotiable goods.
TWO HUNDRED OARTONS BONNET PARBONS.
Included In sale of - Wednesday, an ingoice of cholos
styles extra quail y bonnet ribbons, Nos. 12 a 80, very
heavy goods for beet city sales.
Also, cartons Nos. 4 a 9 bordered and satin edge
trimmina ribbons.
Also, 100 cartons choice new styles Paris artillcial
flowers.
Also, bonnet alike, method blond laces, &c.
LAOS POINTS AND INANTLES.•
Also, 50 lota Patin black lace points, wattles, shawls,
hormone, &c. Bale positive, to close an account.
Also, aline of Paris lace mils, rasher lace, veils, &c.
Also, late styles embroideries, jaconet collars, ants
bandsArinuninas, &c.
Also, five:eight and three.quarter liaon cambric
hadulkerchiefs, shirtfronts, pantelct , , aprons &c.
Also, 150 dozen ladies', misses', and ch ildren's wire,
tape and tied hoopekirte.
Alio, jaconet, cambric, and Nsnesook muslios.
• Also, 20 cages tine quality palm leaf farm
Also, notions, purse-bells, fancy goods, trimmings,
head dresses, stock goods, &c.
CLOTHING. ' •
At commencement of estle, lots clothing.
BLACK GROS DE RHINE.
Also, THIS MORNING, •
A full line of extra quality black high lustre all boiled
grog de Rhine, 24 een•iocb, for best city sales.
40,RN a 7
4,000 00
-161,008 08
... 617 811
11,616 80
$860,816 12
*Ett
Saconel E. Stokes,
J. F. Penieton,
Henry Roan,
Edward Darlington,
H. Jona Brooke,
Spencer M'Evaine,
Thomaa 0. End,
Bobcat Burks,
Jacob P: Jones,
James B. Mell'arbiad,
Joshua P. SF*
John B. SemidlT u r r re
D. T. Morgan,
A. B. Berger, Pittetrait:.
Preei*Senft.
ar . .. TO LET—A beautifid • .OOUN
.-s- TRY-PL.S.OZ, of 10 scrao,' on the -welt 'lift of
FRONT-Street road, above Hart lano; . add& lan ed.
Data' walk of the Frankford and Southwark woman.
oara- Fueeeesion early in Atail.-;'Apply at tba'aoath
wed corner NINTH and SAlHROHiessond atom
tai . mi 8. tt
Thome liable",
Daniel Smith, Jr.,
John Devermix,
Thomas Smith.
James B. Campbell,
Edmund G. Dotilh,
Charles W. PonMO,
Israel Morel.
MMIIO2
BHAREEBD, Preddent.
Mg&
SALES BY AUCTION
BALK OF Dfq Goitos.
• ON THIIII9DAY DIOANINO,
Jane 5, on boar montha' credit--
OO packages British, Prone), and American dry Goads
LARGE SPECIAL SALE OF STRAW GOODS, by
Catalogue.
ON FRIDAY MORNING,
June 6, commencing et 10 o'clock precisely--
A general areorment of fashionable goods. . •
:se • FORD & CO., AUCTION
zings,, 626 MAILILZT sad NZ 0011111111101
BARE Or 1,000 OASES BOOTS, SHOXB, AND
BROGANS.
ON THURSDAY MORNING.
June 5, at 10 o'clock, precisely, will be sold, by
catalogue, 1,000 cases men's, boys', and smiths' calf,
kip, and grain boots; calf and kip brogans, gaiters,
ties, walking aboee, womon'a mlauee, and children's
calf, kip, goat, kid, and morocco heeled boots and shoes,
galtersolipperv, buskins. &a. Included in sale will be
found a large assortment of first-class city-made goods.
P Goods open for oxamination, with catalogues,
earls on the morning of sale.
B y HENRY P. WOLBRRT,
AIIOTIONEER.
BEHOVED from No. 9 South SECOND Street to No.
202 MARKET Street, south side, above Second Street.
REGULAR SALES OF DRY GOODS, TRIMMINGS,
NOTIONS, Re.
Every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning, com
mencing at 10 o'clock, precisely.
City and country dealers, are requested to attend these
sales.
Consignments respectfully solicited from manufactn
t en, importer?, commisaion,wholeeale,nod jobbing haunt',
sad retailers of all and every description of merchandise.
Entire stocks of goods arrangedtianksold in lota to suit
the retail trade. Cash advanced on geode. Settlement
second day from sale. • . - mvlo lm*
FOR *ALE AND TO 'LET.
DISTILLERS.
9 P CI The DISTMLINT known as es
"PHCENIXJ"
and formerly owned and occupied by SAML. &MYTH,
Esq., situated on TWENTY-TIMID, between BADE
and VINE Streets, Philadelphia, Capacity 600 bushels
per day, is now offered for sole on reasonable and acoom
modating terms. 1.9 in good running order, and has all
the modern improyamenta. An Artesian well on the pre
mises furnishes an unfailing supply of good, pure water.
. Address Z. LOCKE & 00., No, 1010 MARKET
Street, Philadelphia. fe2ll-dtt
CTO RE NT— A well-furnished
ountry House, of moderato size. The grounds in
clude Flower, Fruit, and Vegetable Gardens, an Orchard,
a pleasant grove, through which a little brook Bows, and
pastors grounds for the nee of two cows. It is situated a
mile and a half from Old York Road Station, North Penn.
syrvalla Railroad. Inquire 1616 LOOIIS C Smeet
ep7-mwf tf
FOR SALE OR TO LET—Four
wit Housim, on the west side of• BROAD Street, below
eolumble avenue., Apply et the southwest corner of
NINTH and SANSOIid Streets. mh2641
I ., c‘OutIOLC44I-iolliJoal
MDRGAN, Qom. k=fin-,tie
-.LILL • - xurairrE BUILDERS, Iron Younders, end
6neral Machinists 'end Boller Make r% No. MO DAL
LOWELL Shoot. Philadelphia
• J. TAEGHAI HER RICK, JOHN a. ocors,
. WILLIAM a- lummox, ELIMIST•1111/1121014
.SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY ,
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON SWINT%
PRILADZLYHXA.
MERRICb SONS,
ENGINBERB AND NACHIPIB7B,
Manifactura Nigh and Low Pressure Steam lingines,,
for land, river, and marine service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, to.; Clast,-
ings of all kinds, either iron or brass.
Iron-Frame Roofs for Gee Works, Workshops, Rail
road Stations, &o.
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and moil
improved construction.
Every description of Plantation Machinery, such as
Sugar, Baer,and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pane,Open Steam
Trains, De f ocatore , Filters, Pumping Engies, &o.
Sole Agents for N. Billiaux's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus Neamyth's Patent Steam Mammal', and As
pinwall & Wolasy's Patent Centrifugal Sugar Draining
Machine. and-tf
s ok . PENN STEAM ENGINE
AND BOILER WORKS.—NEAFIE &
LEVY, PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL ENGL.
NEERS, MAOHINISTS,BOILER-MAKERS, BLACK
SMITHS, and FOUNDERS, having, for many years,
been in successful operation, and been exclusively en
gaged In building and repairing Marine and River En
sines, high and low pressure, Ironßollers, Water Tanks,
Propellers, Sc., &0., rettactfully offer their services to
the public, as boing fully prepared to contract for En
gines of all sixes,Marino, River, and Stationary, baring
sots of patterns of different sizes, are prepared to exe-
Mite orders with Quick deepatch. Every description of
pattern-making made at the shortest notice. High and
Low-pressure, Fine, Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, 01
the beet Pennsylvania charcoal iron. Forging', of sB
*se and kinds; Iron and Brass Castings, of all descrip
tions ; Roll Turning, Screw-Cutting, and all other wort
connected with the above business.
Drawings and Specifications for all work done at their
establishment, free of charge, and work guarantied.
The - subscribers have ample wharf-dock room for re
pairs of boat*, whore they can lie In • perfect safety, and
are provided with shears, blocks, falls, Sc., cto., for rails.
fog heavy er light weights.
JACOB 0. NEAF.LII,
JOEN P. LEVI',
4114-tr BEACH and PALMER . Streets.
THE
" EXCEiLSIOR " HAMS
ARE THE BEST IN
THE WORLD.
J. H. MIOHENER & Co.,
GENXBAL PEOVLSION DEALSIIB,
And carers of the celebrated
"EXCELSIOR"
SUGAR.-CURED HAMS,
142 and 144 North FRONT Street,
Between Arch and Mace streets, Pidiadelphid.
Tke lastly-celebrated " EXCELSIOR " HAMS an
mired by J. U. M. & Co., On a style peculiar to them.
selves,) expressly for FAMILY USE are of delicious
flavor ; free from the unpleasant taste of salt, and ere
pronounced by epicures supiitor to any now offered
for sale. apl-3m
rpo THE DISEASED OF ALL
CLABBBP.—AII NO-acute and chronic diseases
Filed by special guiriiiitee at 1220 §erelt;
Philadelphia, and In case of a failure no &ergo Ie made.
Professor BOLLIOI3, the founder of air new practice,
raft[ superintend the treatment of all came himself. A
pamphlet containing a multitude of certihcatee of those
cured, aloe latent and complimentary resolution from
medical men and others will bci given to any person free.
Lectures are constantly given at 1220, to medical men
and othexa who desire a knowledge of my disoovory, In
applying Sloctricity as atonable therapentlo agent. Con-
Imitation free. . sp2B-23n
BIOTINA ROOFING,
MANIFFACTURND BY TAX
UNITED STATES BIOTINA ROOFING COMPANY,
No. 9 GOBS BLOCH,
Corner GREEN and PITTS Streets, Boston, Maas.
This Portable Roofing is the only article ever offered
to the public which is ready prepared to go on the roof
without any finishing operation. It is light, handsome,
and easily applied, and can be lately and cheaply trans
ported to any part of the world. It will not taint or
discolor water running over, or lying on it,' and is, in all
reepccts, a very desirable article. Its non -conducting
Properties adapt It especially to covering manufactories
of various kinds; and it is confidently offered to the
public after a test of four years in all Yektietiee of climate
and temperature, for covering all kinds 9f roofs, fiat or
pitched, together with cars, steamboats, go.
It le both cheap and durable. Agents wanted, to
whom liberal Inducements are offered. Send for sample,
circular, An., with particulars, to " 11. S. ROOFING
00., No. 9 GORE BLOCK. Boston." - atdd-ilm
LABOR-SAVING MAURINE. •
• OLOTHES-SATING MACHINE.
TINE-SAYING MLOHINE.
Haley, Morse, & Boyden's Clothes Wringer saves labor,
time end clothes, and an improvement which wil l most!certainly be generally adopted. It is self-adjusting,
simple, and durable, and is far superior to every other
device for tho purpose intended. Over five hundred have
been sold within the last-thlrtpdays in this city. No
family should be without one. They , are warranted to
give perfect satisfaction.
For sale by L. E. SNOW, at the Office of JOY, COB,
& CO., northeast corner of FIFTH and CHESTNUT
streets.. Orders from the Country promptly attended to.
mylo.lm 4
wapatio, CYRUS HORNE, UNDER
TAKER, No. 23 North •ELEVENTH
Street.—Everything pertaining to funerals furnished with
great care, at the shortest notice, and on the most liberal
terms.
Thelatest and most apprOved Metallic Burial Cases
and Liad Coffins, very desirable to persons who have
loot their friends In the army, or otherwise, who may
wish their bodies convoyed a distance. xny2l-ws St*
N. B.—Bndertakers supplied at a liberal discount.
•
rrENSMARIt;RP3 7 CHERRY- ,TENT
-1 BUTTONS and SLIPS, 'United States pattern, for
sale at .7. P. REED'S, Southeast corner of THIR
TEENTH and NOBLE Streete, Philadelphia.
m723-10*
SALES BY AUCTION
MTrIOAS . 4% SONS,
M
M. Nos. 189 end ).41 South FOURTH Btreet.
P 713140 SALVE REAL ESTATE AND 2TOOIf
AT TIM EXCHANGE OD TUESDAYS
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SADA.
SP We have a lame amount of real estate at yrfrs•f
„p i , i nc l u di n g every deeerintion of city and count"? tum
pertj. Printed Meta may be bad at the Auction Were.
REAL ESTATE RALE-JUNE 10,
At Ihn Rxehantre, at 12 o'c'ock noon, will infludo—
Orolnne , Could t ate—ENtate of bomnel Tine, treti.—
TITP.P.E.STORY BRICE DWELLING, Pine atroet,
between Tenth and TGPvonth.
•
•
Same 'Rotate —IOIIR BRICK DWELLINGS, Rod
man Arent. rant al Tenth.
Orphane. Cr uri Palo—Estate of John L. 'Mifflin, deed.
—2 FOUR STORY BRICK STORKS, Noe. 36. 38.40,
and 42 Smith Frnnt uoreet,hnt.reonlHarkot and Chao nut.
Irxecntoro Salo. TRIMS STORY BRICK DWELL
ING. Nr, 614 Illers4ll greet, nerth of Green.
DESIRABLE COUNTRY Flury containing about 10
nerve, Schonl.konee Tann, near the Manaynnk and Nor
rhdown Railroad Station.
NEAT MODERN RESTDENGS, North Fifth ttreet,
[Ruth of Noble. lino eon introduced. bath, hat aid cold
water, cooking range, furnace, &c. Tonns—s4,ooo may
remain on mortgage.
THREE-STORY RETTIR STORVI ANT) DWELL
ING, northeast corner of Seventh and Jefferson etrosts.
It is occupied as It grocery store and dwelling, and la
gond business stand.
. . .
Peremptory Sale.— GROUND-11MM of 8711 a year, on
a lot Thempenn etreet, Penn MOHO.
PEREMPTORY SALE—FIRST. CLASS win vr.—
Onr alle 10th June will incinde the valuable farm of
TIIMDM T. Lee. at the six. mile at sae on tho Old York
road, betwr en Gbe'ton Bill cod Germantown. 135 nom,
to be divided and sold in separate tracts, one of 35 acre',
including all the buildinaw and improvements. A lliha
graphic plan and handbills may be bad at the auction
atom.
TWO-STORY BETON DWEIT.ING. corner of <lir
mantown tompike and Gowan's lane, Mount Airy, Gfer
mant own. Twenty-tea:owl 'ward.
THREN•STORY BRICK DWIDLLING, No. SIG
Pine street, west of Sixth.
REAL ESTATE BALI—JUNE 17.
Peremptory BeIe—VALUABLE COAL LANDS.—
Onr snlel7th Jone will include .7 tracts coal land 4. Broad
Top township, Penna. Full descriptions ready in hand
bills.
Sale No. 928 North. Fifth Street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, 91 . 42.0-FORTE, PIER
DIERBOR, .BIIIISSELS C A.RPETS, &c.
ON. WEDNESDAY MORNING,
Juno 4, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, at No. 928 North
Fifth Or, et, the superior furniture, pl.mo-forte, by Sale,
French-plate pier mirror, Soo tapeetry Brussele car
pets, Ac. .. . .
Rif" May be oxemlnol at 8 o'clock on the morning et
the mle.
I:=EI=I=MM=
strPEnrou Purnirrunst, raiesna.PL ATM MIR
RORS, ROSEWOOD PIANO-FORTES. BRUBELS
CARPETS, BAGATELLE TABLES, FIRE-PROOF
SATE, Ac.
ON THITIZSDALTMORNING,
At 9 o'clock, at the Auction Store. an extensive assort
ment of excellent second-hand furniture, elegant piano
fortee, line mirrors, carpet', &c., front famlllet dectioing
housekeeping, removed to the store for convenience of
UAL
Sale N 0.236 North Twelfth street
SUPERIOR TURNITTIRE, BRUSSELS OARPETS, ko.
ON FRIDAY MORNING.
Jima etb, at 10 o'clock, at No. 236 north Twelfth
street, the an➢erier rosewood parlor furniture, mahegasy
chamber and dining room furniture, brussels and ether
carpets. be.
.Also. the kitchen furniture.
Ilfir May be examined at 8 o'clock on the morning of
the sale, with catalogues
Sala on tbo Promisee—No. 808 North Brawl Ptrost.
HANDSOME MODERN paiirmreioic.A A ND FURNI
TURE BRUSSELS OARPBTS, MIRRORS, ME.
LODBON,
ON MONDAY MORNING
Jurie"9, at 3.0 o'clock, by catalogue, at No. 808 Norte'
Broad street, the handsome modem four•atory brink
meeeage, with fort•stoty back buildings. Has all the
modern corveniencea; gas throughout; 3 bathrooms,
hot and cold water; furnace, cooking range, .to.
a back stable and coach-house in the rear, on Carlisle
street.
ITANDSONB FURNITIIIIIL—ImmodiateIe after the
sale of the house will be eold the household furniture.
Alto. a two-seated carriage.
.1f - The boogie will bo sold at 10 o'clock, the furniture
immediately after. Fnll deacriptions in handbills.
MOSES NATIULNR, AUCTIONEER
ANTI OCINNISSION XERWLSIVr. flonatoorf
comer of Mall and "R.AOII Straka.
TARE NOTIOE
The higheot ipomible prime le loaned on Roods at MI-
T/lane Principal Esablishment, eontheeet earner at
Birth end Bate streets. At least one-third more than at
any other eetabliehment to *hi city.
NATHANW PRINCIPAL MONRY KSTABLIBI-
KRNT.
250,000 TO LOAN.
In large or groan amounts, from one dollar to dimwit;
on diamonds, ;told and Karel. plate wetchee. jetertril,
merchandlne, clothing, furniture, bedding, VOWS, en#
geode of every deecription.
D .T ;j: sW ". t : It& v
Thin establiehment ban large Ore and thief-proof sat*
for the safety of imhiabio goods, together with a othats
Watchman on the premises.
ESTABLIBRED FOE THE LAST 80 TEAM
ALL LARGE _ LOANS MADE AT THIS, TUB
“PRINCIPAL EBT&BLISIIIIENT - .”
naAnor,a oßvdo•Tor
CABINET FURNITURE.
CABINET FURNITURE AND BUJ
WARD TAMIL
MOORE & CAMPION,
&nth 81100 AD Street,
in °mutation witb Linda extensive Cabinet Bubo= ore
sow inaworsaturios a anDerlOr DM , " of
BILLIARD TABLES,
&M have now on hand a full supply, finished with the
itIOORE St CAMPTON'S IN'PHOVED CUSHIONS,
Which are nrononnced, by all who have need them, to be
eanerior to all others.
Tor the quality and finish of these tables the mann-
Wilmer/ refer to their numerous patrons throughout
the Union. who are familiar with the character of their
sro-' _ _
SHIPPING
sai dg t FOR NEW YORK—THIS
DAY-DRSPATCII AND SWIVTSURII
LINES-VIA DELAWARE AND RARITAN CANAL.
Steamers of the above Lines will leave DAILY, at 71
end 5 P. M.
For froight, which will be taken on accommodating
anus, apply to WM. M. BAIRD & CO.,
Diy2l-tf 132 South DELAWARE Avenue.
Als , BOSTON AND PHILADEL
PHIA STEAMSHIP LINE—Prom Pl=
Street, Philadelphia. and LONG Wharf, Boston, &o.
The steamship SAXON, Captain Matthews, w sail
from Philadelphia for Boston on WEDNESDAY. 'Mee
4, al 30 o'clock A. M., and from Beaton for Philadelphia
.FRIDAY, May 30, at 4 o'clock P. M.
Intiorapce one-half that by sail vessels.
freight taken at fair mites.
Shippers will please send bills lading with their good&
For freight or passage (having line accommodaitoce
for paseengers), apply to
gIiINRY WINSOB &
8322 SOUTH WITABVItiI
gm TEE BRITISH AND NORTH
LIIIRIOATI BOUM 11.6.11. W 20114,11.
FROM NEW YORK TO EMI:EPOCH.
Met Cabin Passage. • eIT
lecond Cabin Passage
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage 1/10
Record Cabin Faunae ea
The ships from New York call at Cork Harbor.
The ships from Boston call at Rollins and WA Har
bor.
SCOTIA, Ospt. Judldles. CHINA. Capt. Anderson.
PERSIA, Gspt. Lott. 113 TA. Capt. Cook.
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stang. EUROPA, Clot. J. Leitch.
&mot, Gant. Slam , • CANADA, Capt. Muir.
AMERICA, Capt. Noodle. INIAGABA, Capt. A. Rye
&HATS A LASIAN
Thee* vessels carry a clear white light at mast-hale
green on starboard bow red on port bow.
SCOTIA, Jndkins, loaves N.York, Wednesday, June I.
EUROPA, Cook, * Boston, Wednesday. June U.
PERSIA, Lott, " N.York, Wednesday, June 16.
AFRICA, Shannon, Boston, Wednesday, June 26.
CHINA. Anderson, « N.York, Wednesday, July It.
ARABIA. Iloodig, Roston, Wednesday, Jaly 9.
SCOTIA, Snaking, N.Y.rk, Wednesday, July NI
Bertha not secured until paid for.
An experienced Burgeon on board.
The owners of these shins will not be sooonntablo roe
gold, Sliver,Bullion, Spoole, Jewelry, Precious Stems.
or Metals, uless bills of ladles ere signed therefor, Rol
the shine thereof therein expressed. For freight or pas-
OWN apply to Z. CUNARD,
4 BOWLING ORIEL New York.
E. C. & J. G. BATES,
109 STATE Street, Boetoa
LONDON EXHIBITION-RETURN
TICKETS TO LONDON AND BADE :
Finit•daers 8160.
Second-elass
alta WEEKLY COMMUNICA
TION BY STEAM BETWEEN NNW
YORK AND LITZ RPOOL, owing at RUTH/Ell-
TOWN, (Ireland,) to land and embark passengers tat
despatches.
The Liverpool, Rev York, and Fldlalelohla Skew;
ship Company's splendid Clyde-built Iron screw stews
ships are intended to mil as follows:
FROM NZTI' YORK FOR LIVtIRtOO 7 .
CITY OF B Saturday, May 31,1882.
RAITGAROO Saturday, Juno 7. 1881.
CITY OF MOW Y0RK....... Saturday, June 14,1882.
RIFT OF WASHINGTON... .Seturday, Jane 21,1881.
And every Saturday throughout the year, from PM.
/70. NI N. R. _
RATIN Ol PABSAGZ
THROUGH WHOM PIECLADYLPHIA.
Cabin, to Queenstown, or rail
Do. to London, Via Liverpool
Steerage to Queenstown, or Liverpool.....—
Do. to London.
Do. Return tickets, available for six mouths, from
Liverpool trig
Paimeengens forwarded to Havre, Faris, Hamburg,
'a r a r den, an a =weer at through rated.
Certificates of paeaege lamed train ILlSespool IC New
Tort •
Oortinoates of Damage leaned front Queenstown to Nast
York till
These steamers have superior aoooramodations for M.
Angers, are oonstrwated with water-tight cestpartzotnig,
and carry ex - pesienoed Surgeons.
Tor freight, or paastate, aryls at the office of
tea UOY
psny, JOllll 0. DALY', Agent,
111 Walnut street, Philadelphia,
111 Liverpool, to WIIL IMAM,
Tower Sysiblis*,
Is Glasgow, to WK. _
Is Maw aro&
ma r gu t FOR NEW YORK. •
NEW DAILY LIRA via Delaware salt
Baritan Canal.
Philadelphia and New York Ewen Steamboat Ooh•
pang receive freight and leave daily at 2 P. M., doitrita
tog their eargoee in New York the following day.
Freights taken at reaaonabte imam.
WM. P. CLYDII, Agent,
10. 1! SOUTH WHAILVDt3, Philadelphia.
JAMBS HAND, Agent,
anl-tf Piece 14 and 15 BAST Ervsit, New Pork.
EXPRESS COMPANM._
. .
Eropew THE ADAMS :EX
PRIEM OOMPANY, Moe NO
OIIICSITNTIT Street, forwards Parcels, Packages, Meg
ohandise, Bank Notes, and Specie, either by ite ewa
lines or in connection with other Flume Companies, to
all the principal Towns and Cities of
S. the
United
States.
B&ISIIYFARD;
fag General Strcerintendent.
'MATTI'S CELEBRATED ITALIAN
LI CREAM wm positively remove TAN, FRECKLES,
SALLOWNESS, SUNBURN, PIMPLES, and all en:te
flon' of the face ; giving 'a beautiful healthy glow and
rosy color to the cheeks, so much desired by evert/
one. - In short, it PRESERVES THE FRESHNESS OF
YOUTH, removing • all WRINKLES, and giving a soft,
smooth appearance to the face, and a brilliancy to the akin
that is surising to all. It lean article that 1p
IN pr DISPENSABLE TO EVERY LADY.
Upwards of 1,000 BOTTLES PER DAY are now sold
In Philadelphia alone, and the demand is daily increse-
Ina. Price 25 cents Der bottle. Sold by
11. B. S. NATTI ,t Co.,
• Manufacturers and Proprietors, •
No. 521 CHESTNUT Street; Philadelphia,
And by the following agents in Philadelphia: J. -B.
Casselberry, No. 46 N. Eighth street; Andrew Taylor,
ftest, cor. of ,Ninth and Chestnut streets; M. Ikrod-
No. 802 Arch street; N.Y. Barrett, No. 984 N.
Second street; bliss Kocher, Seventh and Costes streeta ;
M. L. Adams, N. W. cor. of Marshall and Girard ave..
n e u r e; ll and by druggists and dealers In Fancy Gloods
n
Agents wanted in every town and village of the United.
States nod Vanadas. my 23-11