The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, June 06, 1862, Image 3

THE CITY.
(roe ADIDMONAI. 01TY NEWS, MI rovers revs.]
CELEBRATION OF THE EMANCIPATION
ACT BY OOLORRD PRR3ONS.—Yesterday morning
the colored eithans of Phitidelphla and vicinity
bled at National Hall. in Market street, above Twelfth,
for the purpose of cohbrating the emancipation of the
etwcee in the District of Columbia. The attendance in
the morning wee rather slim, owing to the inclemency of
the weather. Tho tutOokty of the audience were ladles.
'There wan also a number 'of whites in the assemblage.
The stage was decorated with a huge American slag, and
occupied by an oichestitt, In atl..ition to the officers of
4he meeting.
About noon the meeting was called to order by Rev.
John A. Williams, the chairnmu, and after the perform
ance of the Star Spangled Banner by.the MIMI, a prayer
-wee delivered by the R. v. John Givens. ,
The permanent ofhcen were then read o ff ,' as follow':
President--Rev. John A.
Vice Presidents—John AnderaoM Jainnei Pioneer, 31'9_
.-Bas. Stephen slain, William Scott,- Thomas J . Hersey, -
and Dr. 11. J. Brown of Bin Mitten, ' .
Secretaries—F. C. , Rev .11, S. M. Smith,' and f.3.'8 Col
,ley ••
The emancipation set was then read, anewas followed
by the seeding of an seeress on 4 ' This Ransom of the
'Slaves at the national Capital," written by the Hon. Chas.
Sumner.
The meeting then took a remise until afternoon.
The exercises of the atternooo consisted of music by
the band and addrtssee-by. Thomas Ilmullton,
'wider editor of tie' Anglo-African, Rev. Fraucte
Church, - Bey. J,Bella Martin, late pastor Trenioat
Temple', Roston l'John 0. Bowers, ES.I and Wiliam
Nioholeoh, Eau. The attendance woo much larger then
in the mornltig, and the enthuse° wee ressectable. The
Bev. &VI aliElrliti ill the curse of his remarks, &B
isected nfit. he belie ved hi the course of thus the negro
.raennirontd become the owners of the soil and the togiti-
In • Nte cttlaansof tho e States where slavery now exists,
oridsolog that they were hi no ways anxious to be re
., coved to a mote bkrthern climate, but that la the
couree.of a very short time, as the mass of times now
living in slavery grew to rett'lze their condition and their
• %newer, they would rise lu their strength and assert their
rights, and become the wsiersois and rulers of their own
'territory.
EVENING atitCISES —Tho eXerChieS In the evening
Were Opened, bout 8 u'cicck t by x abort address by the
Bev. J. Bells Martin.
He was followed by Henry Highland Garnet, of New
York, whose remarks true listened to with attention,
and elicited rounds of applause. Ile alluded to the
passage of the Emancipation act as bruising the head of
the serpent whose tu,l must die before 'modem/. So
with slavery;
e LI w bal been given and tt surely
Be-would fall. o thought titut no more Sieve States would
over be admitted into the Union. The present unhappy
war, he said, had brought good to the co orod people.
God had seat it, but thu uevil brought it in the shape of
Jeff Davis. Be thought, therefore, wo should thank
God for what Jeff brought. S
The remainder of dm programme consisted of singing
and music. The programme was concluded by the en
lire audience joining to the .t Star-Spangled Banner."
'The singing was excerltnt.
At the conclusion of the exerciese, it was stated that
the concertwould be repeated on next Thursday evening
for the benefit of the Cooper Shop Volunteer Refresh.
.rent Saloon, which had thrown open its doors, and fed
the 'Quad of contrabands who arrived in this city some
time since.
FOUND DROWNED.—TiIe body of an
unknown white man was found floating In the Schap),
.kill river, near Point Breeze Park, yesterday morning.
He was of short stature, and wee dressed In dark ribbed
pante, black cloth sack overcoat, end vest ; blade neck
tie ; figured merino mere; high boots ; and white under
clothes. In a pocket-beak found on the body was a
tmemorandum, but it has been in the water so long that
it cannot be read mad the paper le thoroughly dried.
From the appearatca of the body. it must have been in
'the water normal months. Au inquest was hell, and the
.etereOtyped verdict, "tound drowned," wee rendered.
FINANCIAL A.Nll COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, Juno 5, 1862.
There wee a growing diiposition to invest money at
dow rates to-day. Fatties necking Investment very na
ttirally notice the promising appearance of the United
Mates securities, and there has been a largo demand for
them from outtide parties. • Now that the queatlon of the
war le very nearly aetiled, all classes of business men are
.casting an eye on Third street as the proper avenue for
Barely investing tlitir surplus funds. Quartermasters'
certificates also begin to find a market In these custom
ers. In fact, ans abd ea ery kind of evidence of indebt ,
educes by the United States is now eagerly caught up
-and laid away, in melts caees, as a permanent security.
Tho continued advance of our Union armies le an apt
lustration of our stock-board operations. Day after day
the word is still " advancement." Days with good news,
days with no news, matte uo difference. A defeat causes
-a monition of bwiness, but no diminution of prices, as
wee illustrated lately by the Banks retreat. To-day we
have another evidence t f this fact. Seven thirties, en
dorsed, were Ulm at 108. There were no sales of the
blank, 106),; being rvadtiv bid. The sixes, 1881, were
.oleo stiffly held at 100. Reading opened at 26 S, but
advanced K, and was estetuly all day, closing at latter
price. A large blnilltB, wee done ; about '2,100 shares
changed bands.
Catawiesa Railroad eharee, common, brought 2x, an
advance; the preferred o—bide for the latter falling off
3( at the close. Pennsylvania Railroad was pretty firm
.at 48X. Camden and Amboy advanced lon yesterday's
bid. Bonds of 1864 brongbt 99X , a slight decline Mina
ltlll at 45X, lint board, and 45X, second, found
toady purchasers, the latter being an advance of x.
Long Island advanced from 15) to 18, and continued
Breast the letter figure. Harrisburg Railroad brought
.65, yesterday's rate. In bonds a very large business
was done, especially in State fives, which were firm at an
advance of X on y &gelidity 'a price. In Sunbury and
Erie sevens there was no change. North ,Penusylvenia
sixes rose %, selling at 80. City sixes, now, advanced
to 101, X over the closing bid of yesterday i the old
brought 97, being no change. Echuylkill Navigation
sixei,lllB2, 1)10 X, Bed were very Arm. Morrie Canal,
Bret mortgage, eold at 9834. Reading sixes, 1870, sold
at 94, an advance of X. Philadelphia and Erie Kate
advaiced X, and eeid at 01%. Bank shares wore dull;
Girard at 40X, Farmer,' and Mechanlca' 58, and Ken
sington 62y, being the on , y shares sold. Passenger
railways were again in
. d round at advanced prices, Se
cond and Third rieing trimk yesterday's bid of 66% to
08,y, wills able..
Money is abundant, end rates for time paper arc the
same as quoted )eeteruay. an advance, with larger
htisinees, was made In gold to-day, the ruling rate being
33( pretelum---tendency upward. The treasury demand
notes, Issue of Anguat 10th, were a little in demand to
day, at- X and ,ti premium. As long as there is's full
supply the rate will be low. When Custom House dales
absorb the hulk of them, they will approach the rate of
,prem. on gold. Thu Is d-warrant trade is st a complete
stand-still, no buyers at peering , rates nominal.
Meters. Drexel & Co., bankare, No. 33 South Third
Street, Quote:
New York exchange petrol-10 pm.
So et° n 'sabotage.. parr/1-10 pm.
-Baltimore exchange. pare); din
I.Jountry gen-Oldie.
American gold 04. prom.
U. 8.7 8-10 'Treasury Liana Bma% prole.
'One year corttflestes ;ox prem.
The following is the statement of coal transported over
the Hazleton Railroad, fur the week ending May 31,
3.802: Week. Previous. Total:
Tons. Cwt. Tone. Cwt. Tons. Cwt.
Hazleton Mum... 5,101 19 35,807 15 80,069 08
Cranberry 3,536 00 14,55'1 00 18,085 08
Diamond 1,243 11 12,126 17 13,370 08
'East Boger Loaf. 4,478 01 83,9139 01 98,454 02
Council Ridge 2,158 18 32,122 16 31,381 13
Zonal Pleasant....
2,664 10 00,684 10
052 14 12,350 10 13,783 12
„, 1,721 01 25,108 00 27,227 14
1,045 02 12,266 05 13,800 07
„„, 2,782 08 38,694 01 39,446 13
Xbervale
Etatslgh
Veda°
Total 21.184 01 218,547 05 239,731 12
Correepood'g period
last pear 11,352 00 220,588 12 237,940 18
Increage....
Decrease..,
Philadelphia Stool. Ex
[Deported by S. E. SLAT
FIRST
3000 Eltni & Eris 78 Vim
100 Beading R.... 26 1.10
160 do 2a%
A, 500 d 0...: —.cosh 25%
150 d 0.... bswu. '.5%
100...b30 25m
300 d0.....e80 35 3.10
200 do 25,x
50 do club 15%
400 do . 26x
10 do 25%
150 Oatasessa 1L... 2%
100 Oata 11 Prof 0
17 Penns R 45
1825 abt Peoria 61..... 89
12000 do 89
04000 Co 89
1200 , doB9
BE1 ; 31E1.1
.3000 Olg' 084 Be on. le
100 Bell Nay Prof— . 15
60 do.. 15
BEOOND
7.5 Long lald 35E:
50 do .010. 15%
100 do. 16
150 do. ..L6 16 11
23 Penns R. 48%
60 do 48%
ZOO Morrie Cl let nag 98%
23 Oam & Atn 8....134
MO Bch Nay es '82... 69%
Beading D 25%
'lOO d 0...
..... 26X
- 150 do .. . 25x
aoo 1787.30 .... .. toa
AFTER
3000 Phlladelpbta & Erlu Os.
OLOSINO P
Bid. Asked.
V 8 Be'Bl 108 106%
BTr 7 0-10 N.165X 100)4
'Wads 68. 96A 67%
Phllada Os new..lol 102
Penna 66 89% 90
Beading R.. ; . 25)( 25x
Bead m66 , 811 1 48.100X 102
Read bd5 , 70.... 95J 54
Bead nit Bs '86.. 87 B 9
Penna Rex thy. 48% 48%
Pennaßlmße..lo4% 105
Penns R2m Os.. 98m 99x
• Norris Cal Con.. 62 56
Morris Onl Pref.ll9 121
'Bch Nay Stock.. 4% 5%
Soh Nay Prof... 14% 15%
Bah Nay 68 '82.. 89% 70
11M 12
Philadelphia ritarkets.
Jmta s—Evoning.
I The wet weather still operates unfavorably on business,
' end the Flour market is very Inactive; about 100 barrels
gnperfine sold at $4.50 p' . bbl, and 500 barrels good
Verthwestons extra family at $5, at which rates holders
generally are free sellers. Sales to the trade are limited
et 84.60c4.16 for superfine $4.8705.75 for extra and
extra family, and 00e0.60 for fancy brands, as to
finality. Bye Flour is selling at 51.25, and Corn bin
. at id2.B2X 41r 6131. for Pennsylvania.
WD/11.7.—Tbe market is firmer and rather more ac.
Rive, with light offerings and sties at 1160120 c for good
go mime Pentea reds, moat holders asking the latter
Tate ; white ranges at 12601350. as to Quality. Rye is
unchanged, and 8.000 buahele Penn'a mid at 66e. Corn
le rather lower; the receipts are light, and about 3,000
bushels y allow sold at 52e53c, afloat, mostly at thelatter
rates for prime. Oats ure firm, and 5,000 buelille Penn'a
sold at 40c.
: Minn.—There Is very little here, and let No. 1 Quer
mltron te wanted at P 13.80 4f , ton.
.ooryos.—Ther curer, is light and the market firm, and
• on the advance.
• Gnoasitixti AND PitneiSiONS.—There le very little do
jug 111 alines and no errs:nos in the markets.
Watsir -13ulrierrr we firm with moderate sales of
:peons 'bble at 2.4te Ohio 25c, 'and drudge 22c
.11hde•are held utl3}l.l per
Ilarkets
• BALTIYOR¢, Juno . f..—Flour dull. Whoat quirt'
'Western white 81.30.7145; red $1.15. Corn steady
white 560500 ; )rlir•.v 53r. Bye dull. Oste active
Penanivania 41/0 , 41.,. Provisions dull and flat
'Maar Arm at 2ue for Ohio. Tobacco active;
.CARD . PILINTJNU, ISEEIT AND CHEAPEST
the OW, It Ili &Nth BOURTH Street.
CARD PRINTING. Unel aid cheapest in the City, •t
111 south loysTu 'S &I et.
A GREAT ESTABLISIIMENT.—We know of no
Am fa establishment in this county in whlc ' h the wauts of
gentlemen are so thoroughly met In everything that pm
tains to Date and Cape, or Gents' Fnmisblug Goods, as
at Messrs. °harks Oakford & Bon's, under•ths Conti
nental Hotel. Their stock of these articles is the mo,t
eiteuelse, most stylish, and in all respects the most de
sirable to select from, and their prices are unusually
loto.
SMOKED AND DRIED MEATS, of the best pia
,
can always be had at the store of Mr. 0. H. Met'-
son, Coster in. Roe Groceries, Arch and Tenth streets.
Hie fine Jereey-cured name, large-eized Tongue!, and
' ehgant Dried Beef, are unequalled far excellence. All
node bought. at Mr. Matteon's are delivered in any part
4 :Atha chi, or carefully packed, and sent to any of the
depots, 1, ce of charge.
. TOTAL F.CLIFSE OF THE .MOON.—A total
eclipse of the moon, 'risible throughout the United %Mee,
occurs cu the nibltt of Wednesday, the 11th teat. The
duration of the whole eclipae. will be three hewn and as.
ventecn n Mutes, and during elxtytwo minutes the moon
will be wholly immersed in the shadow of the earth. The
eclipse will begin at 11.68 P. H., and end at 3.15 A. at.,
and may be plainly viewed from the palatial clothing
temple of Grenville Stokes, No 609 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, where may also be seen the finest and
cheapest assortment of summer garments in the country.
THE. WAR AND SPIRITUALISM.—.Ic Spiritual
medium, professing to speak for General Andrew Jack
son, declined in Yebruary,lBol, that the civil war wontd
commence in Ohariehton harbor, that it would continuo
f..r foul tern months from the day the Bret gun was fired
on the American Bag, and its result would be the extinc•
tion of slavery. Part of this prophecy has come to ptes,
and we confess we should have more faith in the entire
prediction had the medium also anticipated the truth that
has since been
,made manifest—to wit: That during tho
Progress of the war hundreda of thousands of soldiers and
civilians would be elegantly and comfortably clothed in
suits procured from the Brown Stone Clothing Bait of
Reckhill end 'Wilson, Nos. 603 and '606 Chestnut street,
above Sixth:
THE roLLowna RECIPES are said never to
foil:
To KO Cockroaches.—Get a pair of heavy boote, catch
your roaches; put them in a barrel, and got In yourself
and dance.
To Catch hies.—On going to bod put crumbs of cheese
on your moustache, lie with your mouth open, and when
tt.•e mouso's whiskers tickle your!, bite.
To Cure Bad Fits.—Alwaye get your clothing at
Charles Stokes' .‘ One Price," under the Oontineatat."
CONTINENTAL noTan—Ninth and Chestnut et:.
F F &wing, Boston A D Graff, Dayton,'o
H B Ebsrt, St Louis D Barnet, Camden, 0
Ohaa Lonny, Chicago Geo Hardmau, Virginia
Jos Al cC Bell, U 9 A ZSHydeJ Is, St Louis
X 115101,. Wheeling, Vs Dr Gibbs, U S N
Sam] E William/41a Port.lnd X It Avery, New York
B Ackerman, New York Mrs Wright, New . York
Sand Booth, Brooklyn John French, Brooklyn
3 rue D Foss, Brooklyn W J Coffin, Brroklyn
D A Dwight, Boston n n Maxwell, Easton, Pa
F B Hughes, Liverpool L Passel's, Jr, fisltimore
H Foster A. wf, New York H Harley k wf, Now York
W Swift, Massachusetts Jas Bill S la, Boston
Jarvis Poloubet, Bloomfield Miss Ida Spelling
Miss F Rico Henry Banned, Elaritird,Ot
Miss R Wood H K Corning wf, N Y
Mies Corning. New York John et SI sore, Now Jersey
11 H Wheeler, Brooklyn B H Bobbins, Hartford
AI Jewell, Hartford B F Uplands, Boston .
0 B Spurr, Boston Dept Bolles
L P b oble, Now York John A Allderdice, Dcl
B ?Amin - PE Do Mill, Detroit, Mich
W LowthFr, New York J B Lowther, New York
W 6 Caee, Colombia, Pa Mins ecott Danville
T F House, U d A E Clark, Washington, 1) C
T alaefarlan, New York D T Tiffany & la, New York
Nies Fanny Brown, N Y Col H H Allen, Was% D C
A D Griswold, New York 'told. Hamlin, England
Airs Gov Curtin, Harrisburg J A Wright, Mifflin co , Pa
J G Barnes, Btiff.do, X Y S A Lovejoy, Buffalo, N Y
John W Hubbard, Conn X A. Crowninsbield
U X Hiuman; New York Justin Jones, Boston
enemy. Sales, June 8,
E'ER, Phila. Exchange.]
OARD.
100 Peons be 89
sau (01 do 89
4 Own A . Amb . R...134
10 Girard Oollego R. 203
50 do. .... ..
89 Minehill R.
1000 N Nona Be.
25 Grewn & Coate,— 26X
10000 U 8 81 'Bl 108
1110 US 7.30 T Nte Eneloo
200 (My fia nw C & P.lOl
100 do..nw 0 dg P.lOl
10 Lehigh Beep.— 40%
5. 2d dt2d•et...eswn 88
5 do. ... sswn 64)4
160 Long idd 11.40. 15%
3 Lehigh tinv 54
1000 actd Nay Os '82.. 69%
BOARDS.
8000 N Penns 8e .2dye 80
20 Harrisburg H.... 65
2000 II as rg 'Bl in o. 1031;
BOARD.
5000 Pa kt let mteswn.los
20 Ohes & Wslout.. 35X
8000 Oicy 13s 0 & P.... 97
500 do 0 & Pbo 97
60 bliuebill R 45%
400'0ity fie Nw O& P.lOl
30 Harrisburg R.... 65
7 Kensington Bank. 62x
15009 Rending ets '70.. 91
10 Green St Ore 2dYll 261(
CM 0 & A Bd 'o42ct 99%
2 Farm it Mech Bk 53
7 Girard 8ank..... 40%
OARDS.
. .
01%
ICES—FIRM.
Bid. Asked
Elmira B Prf... 21% 22)
Elmira 75'73... 89 99
Llelandß 10X 16
Leh 01 & .N.x-dv 63% SIX
Le Cl &Masao. 39g .40
N Fauna R.—. 8%
NPaßtla 79% 80
N Penns It 10s 94% 95
Cataw R Con... 211 27‘
Catawissa Prf.. 8% 8%
Frnk & South It 45 ..
,241&3949 1t.... . 88% 09
Race& Viral-41 7% 8
Phllalt. 69 '643i
Spruce Pine.. 12% 13
Green &Seater.. 26%1 26n
lOhee a Walnut. 35 86
Arch Street-- 22/4 -23
CITY ITEMS.
To Destroy Rats —Catch them, ono by one, and flat
en tints heads In a Lemon squeezer.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
UP TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT
G W Bwezey, New York H H Holly, New York
E T Wilson, Boeton
J H Bradley & wire
Mortis 0 Bitch, Boston
Thos P Bicly Boston
L 0 Teruhisa & nf, N York 0 W Crosby, New York
A D Briggs, Massachusetts Col WLe Due, Norfolk
W S Wykoff, New York • John liaterlee, Sow York
Geo A Bailey, Now York D C Hall S; 1, New York
Decry Ide. Brooklyn B T Yen Norstrand k 1, K Y
W C Peet, Now York W B McGrath Sr 1, N York
Itlr Ingelew C son, Boston GII C Neal, Baltimore
WII Thomas, Baltimore W L O'Brien, Baltimore
Wm Skinner F S Kirtland
W Pester G Taylor, New York
W B Torrey, New York B S Bwartwout, St Joseph
.111 P Martin, Troy, N Y JW Boyce, Burlington
Major W Dwight, Boston B G Moore, Baltimore
Copt A Keith Sr, la, II S A JA Totter, Troy, RI
B It Walker, New York B G Nellie, New York
T Jenkins, Boston W' Edson, Gotham
A Women. New Jenny H Thomas, Harrisburg
J McFarland, Penna Mr Howard a la, Chtcago
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth at., below Arch.
R A Packer, Manch Chunk A Cameron, Maae
J W abbots, Masa Win P Williams, N York
E Rogtrs, New York H B McCauley,
W G stenart, Weetmoreland D F Itzwicler, Cleveland
J Berman, Pittsburg D H King. Ohio
. .
A Kent, Green co, Pa Mies L DI Dougherty, Pa
Iliad A Wade, Elizabethtown F A Weaver A. la, 11 J
D G Rawson, Boston John Leary, Brie, Pa
D Abb. Penn T Kerngood, Baltimore
Mai Williams d; ra, Penna Cox & la, New Jersey
DP. Stratton, Salem, N J Joel debt er, Baltimore
L W Ttn F.yck, Harrisburg J F Steele, Carlisle
Louis Wyeth, Harrisburg Miss Lizzie Wyatt', Penni
Miss A L Peel, Pittsburg B Biller, Pittsburg
T.l kionified, Lid Geo Cooper, Mt Jackson
J D Thompson ' Peoria Wm Ten Eyck, Peoria
Dl B Ptmely.Ashland. 0 W Smith, Massachusetts
C Roby, lilsesarbueetta T P Simpson, bl Chunk
DI L Conger & ter, N York
.AIIERICAIT—Chestnut street, above Fifth.
J Ruder, Lanaingburg T NY Sands, Lineal:burg
B B Dorian, Cheater co, Pa G Derrickson, Delaware
B Gilbert, Rochester It B Thompson, Cape Stay
W Itanelph & la, Chaste°, pa . D Abercrombie & la, Balt
0 De Haven, New Jersey Miss E Larch, Easton
-0 Baker, Wash, D 0 J C Ray, Phlla
B McLear, Delaware J H G Mann, New York
F B Bacon & la, PhDs B Thatcher & la. Plida
W 0 tit.inu, New Jerimy J Li flumes, Jersey Shore
J D Bright . , Tamaqua L H Fletcher & la, Pa
L B ehamborsbg J M Lewis, Rhode Nand
T Hervey. Baltimore Dr Ferguson, New York
D Griffin, New York S Richaids, New York
T Shadwick, New York B B Iteruolde, New York
H D (lark & la, Ohio J H.McKee, Hazleton
B H B nerryinan, Baltimore S II Fisk, New York
J Solomon, Baltimore A. Field, Baltimore
'Dr Brown, New York G L Wiseman, Now York
ST. LOUIS HOTEL—Oheetnut street, above Third
Chedwirk, S H C Mackey, Balton, Md
J A Swai no, Cincinnati 3 W Caldwell, 6t Louis
J S Lick & eon, New Jolley W J McCormick & 2 iris, NJ
J Nolirrte, Norristown T McDonnell, Wash. U 0
3 II Dorm it, Albany W T Somers, New York
N L Van Nervan, Now York S N Hambletoo, Newark
J Z Bnck, Indiana W L Stone, k'reehold,-N J
THE UNION—Arch street;above Third.
W DI Meredith, Wasll'n Geo Johnson, M . Chnnk
Matthew Wood, Wilksbarre J H Itowe, Peon
J F Lents, Lancaster G C Ittcharde, Albany
Airs Clime? W Littlehalee, New Castle
B tanminshana k la, Va Geo W Laing, N J
T Brush, New York •
STATES UNlON—Markot street, above Sixth.
J G Hicks, Chester co ' A Tarlor, Chester co
J Krouse, Pottstown P Wallace, Pottstown
J ii Mcßoob, Peons Beuj•Ransom, Lock Haven
U W Martin, Nowvido E r Lloyd, Phillipsburg
Albei too, Phillipsburg J %nrta, Coatesville .
A B Dierbesney, Weatinore'd H R Hamaker, Colombia
W \Vont; Poona J R Swoyer, Pottsville
E Flood, New York
BARLEY SITEAF-Seeond street, below Vine.
B F Blips. Frederick, Ma D Brown, Amman, Maine
J Jonev, llarrieburg A .1 Meyers, Altoona
C C 8 Tdibert, Newtown.
D iselri+, Lambertville, NJ Jos R Lukens, Montgomery
Jonuth Lukens, Montgomery
COAISIERCIAL—SIxtb street, above OhettnuL
May, Reading Meet TotTerles, Plneburg
Lieut Couhrau, Pittsburg G IlSimmone, Wtlm, Del
B W Loyls, W Chester W H &dots, Elkton, lad
Devoe, West Cluster - E 0 Hickman, W Chester
F Andrena,Rennaville
NATIONAL HOTNL—Baca street, above Third.
funnel Hate, Plitaburg Samuel Lehman, B,r wick
T B Bawmrn, Berwick • H M Holbrook, ti aw Jersey
It D Chide, Lebanon, 0 J D Swartz, Lancaster, Pa
Nits Oath Lee, Lebanon, Pa Mien A E Jones, He lertown
D Shafer
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above Callowhi
Jacob Sumbetone, Penns John Shafer, Peons •
Jae Kurtz, Monroe 00, Pa Mrs Heel 7, Norristown
'bliss Neely, Norristown Miss Alerts, Norristown
BLACK BEAR—Third street, above Callowhlll.
Send Morris, White Marsh D Davis, Jr, Penne
Jobn Biestand, Maryland G W Wolf, Danboro, Pa
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL—Second et., above Arch.
John Smith, Lancaster .A II Collins, Middletown 01
81 . Oiler, Pennsylvania Ifenry Adolph, D 0
8 Iddiate, Washington, DO OR Roberts, D O • '
AIARINE INTELLIGENCE.
afir SZE FOURTH PAGI
LBITVZD
Behr Richard Law, Yorke, from Salem, In ballast to
captain. June let, 30 miles BE of Tire Island, spoke
ably nter of the West, from New York foe Liverpool.
Bohr Mary, Hendrickson, 1 day from Odessa, Del, with
grain to Clo idiom & 00,
Behr George Russell, Wings e, 1 day from Indian Ri
ver, with corn to J W Bacon.
Bar Farmer West, 2 days from Hilton, Del, with rail
road the to J W Bacon.
St. anwr blare, Nichol'', 24 hour. from Now York, with
mdele,to Wm N. 'Baird dt Co.
CLEARED.
Brim Erort, Doughty, Fortress Monroe, T)ler, Stone
& Co.
Schr N Tyler, Ogden, do do
ecbrJ Bounce, Rice, do do
Stl.r Niactic, White, Taunton, Sinnickson & Glover.
Ecbr Pentionnock, Berner, Salem, Hammett, Van Du
nn & Co.
Sabi. Carnet, Quillen, Snow Hill, lid, captain.
Sir 11 L Gaw, ilex, Baltimore, A Grovel!, Jr.
BY TELKORAPN.
(Correepondente of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
LEWES, Dol., Jane 5
The 1 , 14 Tonal% ands, for Liverpool, pissed ont this
mtrufcg• The fleet still rnmains at the Broakvrator.
Wind cords* t.
Yours, dm
MEMORANDA
Sloanoildp 'Persia, Lott, from Liverpool, at New York
ye telday.
Saxonia, lblora, at Now York yeato:day
frclu ti.u.nurg.
tqra Frank, Stanwood, hence, •arrived at Dublin
21.1. ult.. , •
Iho I. Young, hence, arrived at Ballad:24th ult
:cirri VA w El Rowe, Wm Ile, and d Clark, Gritno,
ele.r.d Ai New Yurk yeatezday for Philadelphia.. .
ear. John &renal, Lake, J tirulwahuler, Clayton, L
111.1.1111(d &more, and Bolivar, French, hence, arrived.
an 80. tin: 4 h lust.
8p• .n a, Autbracite, Johes, hence, arrived at N York
yes:
ei• w• orleen; Morrison, cleared at New York yes-
COM PROM 1 SE—PEACE.--s it ALL NirE
nke the former and thereby snare tee letter 1
Or, Shall cc submit to Foreign Interveution 1 Leo
tate on this subject, by the hey. B. A. CARDS N, (far
tbe.ben..ot of Zion Church,) at Spring Gunton Instbute,
BR(ts 1) and 81'111NG GARDEN Streets, on MONDAY
EVENING : lune Mb, 1802. Admisbion 10 coots.
•
jet-1: 1*
MOFFICE GIRARD FIRE AND . MA.
lUNIC INSURANCE COMPANY. 415 WA 1.,-
21DT Bt ;PHIL/m/Lents, May 12,1882.—The Directors
have thte day declared a semi-annual DIVIDEND of
tl rte and a half per cent., payable to the etockholdera of
this DOmpany, on and after the 15th inntant.
• m 714 mwflm • ALFRED B. GILLETT, Treaattrer.
DEAF MADE TO IfEAß.—lnstruments
to arsiet the Hearing. in every vari , ty end of the mod
approved construction, at P. menus/es, lt6 South
TNNTH Street, below Chestnut. jet-dt
- BATCHELOR'S BAIR DYEI
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
ILLIAM A. BATCHELOR'S celebrated Hair Dye
produces a colormot to be distinguished from nature--
wairanted not to Injure, the Hair in the least; remedies
the 11l effects of bad dyra, and invigorates) the Hair for
life. GRAY, BED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly tams a
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair aott and b. au-
Mal. Sold by all Druggists, Rm.
trir The Genuine is 'signed WILLIAPJ. A. B h.T0112-
LOB, on the four sides of each boa.
FACTORY, No. 81 BARCLAY Street,
(Late El 3 Broadway and 16 Bond street),
my2B-ly New York.
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST
Samaa, made in the Beet Manner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST .Selling Prices marked In
Plain Figures. All Goods made to Order warranted
satisfactory. Our ONs•Pares SYSTRY Ia strictly ad
hered to. All are thereby treated alike.
5022-ly JONEB & CO., 604 MAIIHET Street.
S.—T.---1860--X.
• DRAKE'S PtANTATION BlTTERS—EX
haunted Natures Great Restorer. They invigorate,
strengthen, and purify the system, Curo Xyapeptila,
Acidity of the Stomach, Diarrhiea, Ito. A perfect ap
petizer and tonic. They invigorate the body, without
stimulating the brain. They aro compounded of pure
St. Croix Bum, Roots, and Herbs, and aro recom
mended by all who ueo them. Adapted to old or
young, but particularly rcoemmeuded to the monk and
languid. Sold by all Orocore, Druggists, Protein, and
Saloons. P. 11. DR &KR & CO.,
my 3-mwram
BIRD—WRIGHT.-0o the 4th Ingtant. by the Bev. G.
C. Bird, of Be'Limon). William P. Bird, M. D., of Booth
River, Md., to Bailie M.., daughter of John Wright, Esq.,
ot this city.
LEEDS—BOLTON.--On the 29th ult., by tiro Rev.
Barone' Laird, Daniel L. Leedf, to Anna M., daughter
of Samuel and Hanna N. Bolton, all of this city. *
- DIED.
RitYNOLDS.—On the 4th instant, Jame Reynolds, In
the 45th year or hie age.
The funeral will lake place from St. Joseph's Eospital,
this (Friday) morning, at 9.mtclocte. To proceed to the
Cathedral Cemetery. lie relatives and friends aro re
quested to attend. without further notice. rt
PIIICE.—Ou the 9th ilea - ant, Anna E., wife of Eli K.
Price.
Her friends and those of the family are respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her
husband, No. 809 Arch street, on Monday morning, Juno
916, at 10 o'clock. • ***
BOND.In Newtown, on the 81 instant, Samuel Y
Bond, in tho 35th year of his age.
Bite relatives and friends are invited to attend the
theme), from the late residence of bis father, in New
town, this (Friday ; ) the 6th inst., et 2 o'clock. *
BUGGY.—On the 3d Instant, Bridget Buggy, wife of
Robert Bupgy, aged 85 years.
no relatives and friends of the family are invited, to
attend the funeral, without further notice, from the re
sidence of Mr husband,"Brond street, Chester, Delaware
count), Oats (Ft iday,) the 6th instant, atIO e'clot.k. In
terment at Cathedral Cemetery.
SECOND MOURNING GOODS.-
A New Stock of Gm-Nixed Genoese, 20 cents;
Black end White-Striped GOLIOO3e, 20 cents; Gray-
Mixed Sicilians, 25 cents; Gray and Black - Striped Ca.
pores, 25 COWS Shepherd Plaid Mohairs, 12x and 25
cents; Shepherd Plaid Toile de Venice and Silk and
Wool Vaknclae, 25 cents; Gray. Ohene Valenciss, 75
ct
Lupin , a Black Bareece, 15 to 25 cents; Gripe Iterate,
25 to 37% cents; TalllettiLlOP, ;5 cents; Point do Ve•
nice; Neat Check 13ereges; Beene Heroin!. Wean* &c.
BESSON 4ic SON'S Monrnina Store,
je6 No 916 CUIESPNUT Street. •
(cr.. ARCH.STREET PRESBYTERIAN
OGGEOH.—Preparatory Oommuaion Service,
THIS EVENING, at 8 o'clock, (In the °Mogi by
Re• GI:0E018W. THOMPSON, D. D., of Tuscarora
T Hof - Itr
try. TO THE PEBLIC.—AS THIS FEAR.
ful combat increases, .our eympatblea are new,
rally drawn to the acme of carnage which ensues. Thon
spuds of our countrymen have fallen in the terrible Can.
filet. Many are slain, while others remain suffering
with w.nnde, who, if they survive, are maimed for Inn.
Our hospitals are overflowing from almost daily acoes
alone to their numbers, while repeated demands come to
us trout those more contignous,to the scene of nctinn.
Tire I all is immediate, the piteous cry is for relief. Who
are these sulferersl. They are our friends and brothers
Shall we, then, sit supinely, and tarn a deaf ear to their
appeal, regardless of their condition? Bother let our
daily energies and evening petitions blend in a holy an
them of solicitude in their behalf.
Let us. during the nation's conflict, while as yet en
joyieg the security peacefully eurrottadiag our own
hearthstone, armed with the panoply of Mercy, extend a
hand to save, a heart to eootbe.
"The Penn Relief Association for Sick and Wounded
Solatera" commenced its labors with limited moans,
trusting to the sympathy of a benevolent public. and
now, with an almost exhausted treasury, aro unable to
mret the increaaing demands. Any assistance, there
fore, is money or geode will be gratefully received and
iediciOn..iy distributed, truatieg that the donor will real
ize the encouraging response, "Inasinneli as ye did it to
ooe of these, my.bretbren, ye did it unto mo."
RACHEL S. EVANS, President.
N. E. ocrner.of Eleventh and Vine Sta.
HANNAH 7. JE VRI NS, Vice President,
No 927 Praoklift Street.
ANNA P. LITTLE, Secretary.
No. 602 North Sixth Strest.
ANNA R. JUSTICE, Cor. Secretary,
N. W. cor. of Eighth and Parrish Ste.
MARY M. SCRANTON. Treasurer,
No 1010 Wallace Street.
POIJ.ADELPIIIA, 6th mu. 6th, ISM It
07.• OFFICE MONONOA.HELA NAVIGA
TION 0011.PLIM . .
At a meeting of the Board or Managers of this Compa
ny, held on the Ist of May,'lB62, the folinvelag resolution.
were adopted:
Resolved, That couponJtonds of this Company, bear
ing date the first day of July next, be issued to the
amount of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars, in
sums of One Thousand Dollars each, payable in twen
ty-five years rifler the data fitment, bearing interest
at.• the rate of six per ceutum per annum, paya
ble semi-annually, in the city of New York, and the said
bonds be secured by mortgage of the works and revenues
of this Compaby, to be made to Thomas Bakowell, as
trustee, for the holders of said bonds.
Resolved, That the President of this Company be wi
nterized to procure, to he negotiated, ol the mortgage
bonds of this Company. this day ordered to . be issued, the
amount of one hundred and twenty-five thousand dol
lars, for cash, or the outstanding bonds of thin Com
pany, maturing on the first day of January next, at
.Par.
In accordance with the foregoing resolutions, SUB
SCRIPTIONS will be received until three o'clock of the
74th DAY OF JUNE NEXT, for the aborts loan. In
formation with regard to the character of the Improve
ment may be obtained from Joshua Hanna, Ent , of Han
na, Bart, & Co, Pittsburg; Abraham Gibbons, Botta
Coatesville, Cheater county, Pa. i and Metiers. Jay,
Cook, & Co., Philadelphia, who.are authorized to receive
subscriptions for the loan.
The Capital Stock of the Company is $726,700
Funded debt, (bondsontatandioc) s ' 182,000
There is no Hosting or other debt existing. The works
are in active operation and complete repair, and the re
ceipts justify expectations of the usual or average divi
dend for the present year. Ti 0 works were so far com
pleted, and the debts -f the Company paid as to enable
the Managers to declare their first dividend, July 7th,
IEISB, since which time they have declared fourteen divi
dends up to July, 1661—eight yea- s--amounting to tho
egeregate to fifty-four and one-half par cent., or six and
eighty-one hundredths per cent per annum. There are
no bonds in the market better secured than those of this
Company, and none that offer greater inducements for
investment as to security and prompt payment of Inte
rest, which is well known by the holders of the present
outstanding bonds. The object of this mortgage is to
concentrate the bonds of the Company and secure the
whole. A preference will be given to the present holders
of the bonds maturing January Ist. 1863 The Company
reserves ihn right to accept the whole or any portion of
the amount subscribed.
my27.tJ024 J. K. MOORHEAD, President.
z . PEOPLE'S STATE CONVENTION.
THE PEOPLE OF PENNSYLVANIA, who desire
oordlally to unite in
SUSTAINING THE NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
In Its patriotic efforts to supprowi a sectional and unholy
rebellion against the
UNITY OF THE REPUBLIC,
•
and who desire to support, by every PeWar of the Go
vernment, our hundred thousand heroic brethren in arms,
braving disease and the perils of the field to preserve the
Union of our fathere, are red/nested to select the number
of DELEGATES equal to the Legislative Representation
of the 'Rate,. athinch . times and in such manner as will
best respond to the spirit of this call, to meet in
STATIC OONVENTION,
AT
On THURSDAY, the 17th day of July next, at 11
o'clock on said dap, to
NOMINATE CANDIDATES
for the offices of ,
AUDITOR GENERAL -
AND
JOHN P. MABSII&LL
SPECIAL NOTICES.
202 Broadway, Now Yor
MARRIED
PLAIN BLACK GOODS
.Plrrsnosa, !day 23, 1882
SURVEYOR. GENERAL,
and to take ench measures as may be deemed necessary
to strengthen the Goverctraent tirthis season of common
peril to a common country.
A. K. hIcOLUEE,
• ()batsman of the People's State Oemmittee.
GZO. W. ITAMMERSLY,
S.mretarlee.
JOHN Id. SULLIVAN, my2.tt
rjorOFFICE OF THE LITTLE SCHUYL
RILL .NAVIGATION, RAILROAD, AND
CrtAL COMPANY, 407 LIBRARY Street, PIIILADEL-
Hud, June 8,1882.
A Spacial Meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany wilt he held at their office on THURSDAY, the
26th instant, at 11 o'clock A. M., for the despatch of
business generally.
By order of the Board of ?dankest's:
•
NYtd. WALL Jr.
jel3A26 Treasurer and Secretary.
IrrAN EXAMINATION OF APPLICANTS
for Certificates of Qualification for ASMSTANT
TEACHERS of the Public Schools of Philadelphla will
be held at the Jefferson Echool Cause, on FIFTH Street,
above Poplar, commencing on FEUD &Y , June 6th, at 2
o'clock F. 91% and continuing on SATURDAY, 7th, at
9 o'clock A. M. Applicants under 17 years of age will
not be examined.. •
By order of the Committee on Qualificetion of Teach
ere of the Board of Controllers. •
GEORGE W. i'A.IIGHAN, Chairman
TrNOTICE.—A GENERAL MEETING
of the Stockholders of the UNION CANAL 00E
PANE, and of the Bondholders of said company, now
secured by the let mortgage, dated the 23d April, 1853,
hill be held at the Booms of.the Board of Trade, No. 505.
CIIESTNIIT Street, on MONDAY, the ninth day of
'TONE, 1862, at 11 A. M., for the purpose of considering
and acting upon the provisions of an act of the Oommon.
wealth of Pennsylvania, entitled , t A further supple
ment to the several acts heretofore paned relating to the
Union Canal Company, of Pennsylvania." Approved
the 10th day of Ara, A. D. 1882.
By order of the Board of Managers.
JAMES PAGE, Priwident.
0. TEOMPSON, Secretary. ray2B-409
DR. CHURCHILL'S::HYPOPHOS
PHITEB, for the Prevention and OVER or 00N
SUPIPTI ON.—Just received from Par% a supply of Br.
Obnrchill's Syrup of Hypopbosphite of Soda, Syrup of
Hypopbospbite of Lime, and pills of Hypophosphato of
Quinine, with directions for use. Persons suffering from
CHEST A PFECTIONS can now obtain the above medi
cines, genuine, at • FREDERICK BROWN'S' ,
re6-f to 12t Drug and Oberoical Store,
N. E. corner XIFTEI and CHESTNUT Streets,. Phila.
MARSHAL'S SALE.—By virtue of a
Writ of Rale, by tbo Honorable John Cadwalader,
Judge of the District Court of the United Statos, In and
for the 'Eastern District of Pennsylvania. in admiralty,
to me directod, will be sold at pub' c sale, to the highest
out best bidder, for Cash, at BEATY'S WHARF. foot
of Warren street, Kensington, on WRDNEtDAY, June
18, 1862, at 12 o'clock Id., the following Machinery
Boller and Smoko.atack, Safety Valve, Gauge • Cock,
litoam Pipe and Whidle, Cylinder, Valve and Red, Con.
netting Red, Cross Read with guides, Recontric Rod for
valve, Rock Shaft with boxes, Rod sundry other articles.
Can be examined on the morning of sale. _
WILLIAM fdILLWARD,
IJ. 8. Marshal E. D. of retlllBs (Tanis.
Pumeor.r.rizia, Juno 5, 1862. ; jeti-St
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHLA., FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1862.
NEW PUBLICATIONS
ARTEMUB WARD-RIB BOOK.
MORE TITAN 4,000 COPIES ALUILDY SOLD
A PiEW EDITION .BEADY TEEM MORNING
ARTEMUS WARD-HIS BOOK
A ♦olumo containing all the rich, humorous writing s of
the greet eboxiorm. Superbly iltustrated with nomer•
out comic drawings, and elegantly bound in cloth. Pike
81.00.
"No volume ro full of rich fan was ever before pub
lished. * * * 'There aro more laughs between these
covers than wereeverbeforecollecteil * * * More
isn't a dull paragraph in Ilia bcolc. * * * In the
field of Woad wit, Artomur is without a rival ; lie le an•
preccdented and overpowering."
***Sold by booksellers overywhere, and sent by mail
FREE on receict of Price by CARLETON, Publisher,
(lete Rudd & Carleton,) No. 413 Broadway, Corner Lie.
reuerd street, New York. je5.31
WHY PAUL FERROLL KILLED
nls WIFE "I
A CAPITAL NEW. T OYEZ, BY THE AUTHOR BY
Paper corers, prico fiO canto; cloth-bound, $1
Already has a THIRD EDITION of thin strange and,
interesting novel been called for.
""It could have boon written only by a woman pro
foundly conversant milli the worst cbaracteristica of tier
sex, and equally so with all that is charming in the fe
male character.' —Bostou Courier.
302.3 t CARLETON, Publisher, New York.
NEW BUOV - NEWI3O,OII!'
TDE CHRISTAN S ABB AT H its Mabry, Antbo
rity, Dillies, Benefits, and Civil Relations*. a set lee of dis
°curiae by Rey. W. L. Rice, D. D., Rev. William 'Hague,
Rev. Hervey D. Dame, Roy. William Adams, D D., and
the Nev. Alexander H. Vinton, D. D.' with a sketch of
the Sabbath reform, by the secretary of the New York
Sabbath Committee. 12mo, 75 eta. For sale by
WILLIAM S. & ALFRED ItIARTIEN,
my 22 No. 606 CHESTNUT. Stria.
POWERS' HOTEL,
This popular Hotel has lattly been thoroughly reno
vated and refurnished, and now possesses all the requi
sites of a
The -patronage or Philadelphians and the travelling
public, desiring the hest accomodations and molorate
charges, is respectfully solicited.
je2.3tn H. L. POWERS, Proprietor.
AMERIOAN • GOLD: WANTED,
At high Daces.
ONE.YEAR ORBTIFIOATRS FOR SALE.
SEVEN-AND-THREE-TENTIIS AND COUPON
BONDS FOR SALE.
DREXEL
..&• Co . ,
m76-7an South TEC= Street
No. . • .
.ri w. -CHURCHMAN,: No. 82 South
.
v. IfItONT Street, "Philmieptila, is prepared to make
oseh advances on consignments to his friends to W'.
p 01. • .io6 Im*
$4,50° -
2 3, 1 , 2 0 . 0, and a : t
Mort
gene security or Ground Bent.
6-3t* P. & B. H. WILLIAMSON,
Conveyancers, S. W. cur. ABO EI. and S SVEN TM Ste.
$5 n- $ 3,000, and $1,600 to Loan
V on Mortgage. Anna, to
J. H. WITZELES, 113 South nrrEt St.
• • •
.$.250C -THIS AMOUNT TO IN
.
4 j.. •• VEST, in one or more improved Ground
1114ime. ARV . .10 E. PETTIT, No. 309 WALNUT
Safi
sl2'ooo 4$ ,000, $1,500, AND
."4113CrWITURITjty.
•
.TITORYTYPEB.—Those pictures by
:1 RIMER cannot be excelled. Used finely modelled,
flesh tints lifelike and agreeable, drapery richly colored
and laftefolly arranged. SECOND Street, above Omen.
wriIOBISON'S LONDON
RITCHENER "—We are now Manufacturing
. 0 1110220 NT LONDON KITOHENSR," or
European style of Range, suitable for large and small
'tunnies, hotels, hospitals, and other public institution!,
in great variety. Also, Portable Ranges, the u Philadel
phia Range," Gas Ovens, Bath Boilers, and Oast-iron
Mahe together with a great variety of small and large
sized Hot-air Furnaces, Portable Heaters, Fire-board
Moves, Lowdown Grates, &c
Wholesale and Retail ono( at our Wareroonts.
NORTH, CHASE, & NORTH,
No. 20D North SECOND Street,
jef•3m • four doors above Race street.
IT ALIAN
MARBLE MONUMENTS,
OF GRECIAN, ROMAN, AND GOTHIC DESIGNS.
BEAD STONES, TOMBS, &43.
GARDEN STATUARY
AND
VASES,
MONUMENTAL FIGURES AND URNS, &c.
JUST RECEIVED FROM ITALY,
AND I'OR SALE BY
VIII BROTHERS,
639 ARCH STREET.
05-2 t
MOUNT MORTAR CEMETERY.
This ground is located a few yards off the Darby road,
shout the same distanoe from the city as Dottrel Dill, and
is beautifully situated on the highest point of ground for
miles aronud.
Its soil is admirably adapted for tho purpose deeigned,
being high and dry. The public are invited to examine
ita claims before purchasing eleowbere,
Sonora' and sectional plena may be examined at the
N 0.125 SOUTH SIXTH 5T - BEET,
White:any further Information will be cheerfully of
forded by the agent.
DESIRABLE LOTS,
AT LOW PRICES, AND ON LIBERAL TERMS,
Are now M e ths market, nom of them in sections Jul
opened, having hitherto boon held in reeervo.
041 , 10}1 nouns from 8 A. M. to 4 P.M., and either be
fore or after these holm, at the resident* of the ander
trigned,
No. 314 NORTH TENTH STREET.
. N. B.—Oonveyattee to and from the Cemetery for
such as desire to purchase. myls. 2m.
OFFICE COMMISSARY OF BUB
SIESTENOB, No. 1189 GIRARD Street, Philadd
phi°, June 6,1882.
PROPOSALd will be received at this office until 12
o'clock 51. on the 10th day of Jane, 1861, for famishing
for the use of the United States army, at such times, and
in such quantities as may be required during the month
of Jane, the following Subsistence Stores, viz:
300 Barrels Prime Mess new Pork, in new well-coop
ered barrels.
200 Barrels Extra Bless Beef, in now barrels.
10,000 Pounds Primo Bacon Sides, in tierces.
1,000 Barrels Extra Superfine Flour.
25,000 Pounds Bard Breed, in barrels.""
800 Bushels New White Beans, In good Flour bar
rels.
26,000 Pounds Prime Rice, in barrels.
30,000 Pounds Prime Rio Coffee, in barrels.
40 000 Pounds Light Yellow Sugar, in barrels. '
1,000 Gallons Vinegar.
2,000 Pounds Adamantine Candles, fall weight,
twelves.
8,000 Pounds Good Hard Soap.
100 Bushels Fine Salt, in barrels.
1,000 Gallons Syrup or Molasses, in barrels.
All articles to be of the beat quality, securely packed,
and In perfect order for transportation.
Bids will include packages, and delivery in the city.
Seller's name • and date of purchase required on eaoh •
package. Certificates of inspection of Moat and Flour
will be required, and ne Pork will be accepted, packed
from "Bulk Meats." Samples in boxes distinctly mark
ed, Enlist accompany bids for all articles except meat.
Aids from known dealers or manufacturers only will be
colsidered, and each bid must be accompanied by the
written guarantee of two responsible persons fer the
faithful performance of the contract.
Proposals to be endorsed " Proposals for Subsidence
Stores," tad directed to F. N. BUCK,
jes St Captain and O. S. Vol. Service.
MATTI'S OBLEBRATED ITALIAN
11 CREAM wi ll poeitliriii remove TAN, razoKLEs,-
13ALLOWNEss, SUNBURN, PIMPLES, and all erlfS-
tons of the face ; giving a beautiful healthy glow and
rosy color- to the cheeks, so much desired by every
one. In short, it PRESERVES THE FRESHNESS OF
YOUTH, removing all WRINKLES, and giving a soft,
smooth appearance to the face, and abrilliancy to the skin
that is sop prieieg to all. It le an article that is
INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY LADY.
Upwards of 1,000 BOTTLES PER DAY are now sold
in Philadelphia alone, and the demand is daily !norm*
big. Price 26 cents per bottle. Bold
Co.,
R. B. B. HAITI CO., • -
'Manufacturer' and Proprietors, •
• No. 621 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, •
And by the following agents in Philadelphia: J. B.
Caaasiberry, No 46 N. Eighth street; Andrew Tutor,.
druggist, cor. of Ninth and Chestnut streets•, M. Brad-.
field, N 0.802 Arch 'etreet; N.Y. Barrett,-No. 934 N.
Second street; Nits Kocher, Seventh and Costae streets;
jkl. L. Adams, N. W. nor. of Marshall and Girard aye.
nue; and by diuggiata and dealers in Fancy Goods ge..
Denny.
Agents wanted hi every town and village of , the United
Mates and Canada,. my23-If
WORMAN & ELY, No. 130 PEGG
V Street, manufacturers of ipateut CAST•STEEI;
TABLE COI LERY ; also, a lately-patented 00bIEL.
NATION KNIFE, FORK, and SPOON,. esPeciallr
adapted for Camp use, for Fishermen, Soalisriwg Mas i '
Mechanics, Miners, Lumbermen, and aU Workmen W..
rying their dinners. W. R. E.'s Cutlery is warranted to,
be of the best quality of ENGLISH GAST•ST CAL, and
is intended' to supersede, by it, excellence and chemise%
-the Inferior Qualities of Cutlery now in the market; lad
to which they reepectfolly invite the attention of ;the
Hardware dealers generally. ,-my294in •
AN ENOIMOOS SUCCESS
"PAUL FERROLLY
HOTELS.
Nos. 17 and 19 PARK ROW,
(OPPOSITE TIIS ASTOR lIOUSE,)
NEW YORK
TERMS $1.50 PER DAY
FIRST-CLASS HOTEL
FINANCIAL.
COMPANY'S OFFICE,
FREDERICK A. VAN CLEVE,
GENERAL AGENT
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
JAB. R. CA M PHI?. 1:11. & 00-2
u 727 CHESTNUT BT MA
OFFER AT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
ant
Very choice Gouda of recent know t 'Hon.
R t
braLds. etilea and tine illy tits t ilk lberk•il Grenadine, extra wally
B Yezi k ard isil t k its b , e e e l t r
Droehe Burge, !lemma and Idomun'Mgnes.
8.4 Paris d'Cbevro.
Poil dThevre, all wool filling.
enndine Velle, in mode and oiler abadoe.
WHITE GOODS AND LINENS
In great variety, at extremely low Pile a.
SUMMER SHAWLe.
Barege, whine, black, and fancy;
klezambigoe, Oat Watt., and Silk;
Black Grenadine, bright borders;
Black taribt,cf s.lk Nett ;
Canton Crape end Black Filk;
Stella and bordered Broche Shawls.
SIT &RPLESS BROTHERS,
OliEsTsur and Muni Streo
r i E EA P GOODS.,
‘J Fine Ginghams. French Lawns. •
Pacific Lawnc Englieh
French liveges. English Ilaregcs.
English Prints. American Prints.
811A1IPLE3S BROTHERS,
- CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Stres•
Jiß
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
OF LIGHT, PLAIN, AND FANCY
CLOTH SACQUES,
FROM $8 TO $5.
FROM $lO TO $6.
FROM $l4 TO. $ B .
These garments are elegant and rich In appearance, as
much oe as Bilk Garments at twice the coat, and are thin
enough to be worn the entire season.
J. W. PROCTOR &
920 CEESTNIT2 STRUT.
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR.
CAS.SIBEIRRES.
LIGHT MIXTURES.
SILK MIXTURES.
FINE BLACK
•
CLOTHS..
LADIES' CLOAKING&
BLACK BROADCLOTH&
SILK MIXED COATINGS. -
NEW DERLTONS.
COOPER & CONARD,
S. E. CORNER NINTH AND MARIIET.
tny27-Im
NEW EMBROIDERIES, WHITE
GOODS, • &o.—Just opened, a general assortment
of desirable French and Scotch - 'Needle-worked Bands,
Edgings, Inserting', Handkerchiefs, Collars, Sleeves, etc.,
at very low prices.
ALSO,•
A fall line of all descriptions of White Goods for Ladies'
wear, of Om most approved makes.
SE EP.PARD, VAN BARLIN.GEN. & AMMON,
je4 1008 CEIESTSIIT Street.
1024. O.II.BBTNUT 11TBRILT
E. M. NEEDLES
Invites the "special attention" of Ladies"'
who intend " spending the summer" in "the,
country" "Watering Places," or in " /ravel-
Zing.' to a very large aseertmat of
6 g . TBIMMND AND MADE-lIP GOODS,"
=MMMMSK2
In "POINTE, VALENOIENNE, GUIPURE,
MALTESE," and other Lam; and in
"LINEN,. ()Amato, AND SWISS,"
wb 'eh ha has init. opened
Also, in ~ Vaiencienne Trimmed" nod " Ruf
'ed Cambric Handkerchiefs," embroidered; in
colors; together with a general. assortment o
White Goods, Linens, Laces, Embroideries,
Veils, Handkerchiefs," adapted to the re
nirements of the 'vesent Reason.
A large and varied assortment of "Garibaldi
Muslin," and "Black and White Figured Net"
for "Sleeves."
AU the above of tbo "Latest Styles," and at
be a Very Lowest Prices." /e 3
1024 (}HESTNIIT STREET
CLOAKB !. CLOAKS! ! OLO ASS !
VIZ GREATEST BARGAINS IN THE OM
IVENS & CO.'S,
No. 28 SOUTH NINTH STIIMMT.
THE LARGEST STOCK,
THE Bass!. AssaßrmsNT,
THE CHOIOBET COLOR'S,
TIM FINEST QuAurrsa,
THS BOST SUPERB rimataras,
THE NEWEST STYLISH
THE "oar WORE,
AIM •
DECIDEDLY THE LOWEST PRICES,
IN THE CITY,
- AT
IV,ENS •& CO.'s,
No. 28 SOUTH NINTH STETZT.
n0b28.3m
oAliB.—lf you want the best value
kJ for your money, go to the Olty Oloak Store, 142
lorth NIGHTIE Street, above Oherry. mt7B-3m
fILOAIiS AND MANTILLAS.
A SPLENDID-ASSORTMENT
Of &lithe Newest Materials,
AND OHOIONST PATTERNS,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES,
IT
royls-2m No. 25 South TENTH Street:
C LOAKS V
A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT
OP • '
ALL THE NEWEST STYLES IMPORTED THIS
BEASON,
With every new material, made up and trimmed In the
very beet manner, at prices that defy all competition,
AT THE
PARIS CLOAK STORE,
N. E. CORNER EIGHTH AND WALNUT BTB.
E"PYRE •& LA.NDErt, FOURTH and
j-LI.ARCH, have a line aelortment of Summer Shawls.
jc2.
'PYRE & • LANDELL - have the Black
. .ALI 'and Whito Plaid Bills for Bommto sod Dresseist
81 per yard.
IRE & LANDELL HAVE the
ALA Fashionable }Mach Sick Mantles; made of the best
Taste Silks and Paris shapes. jot
EIRE & LANDELL have .desirable
iStylis dark French "Lawrie also, the beet stock of
low•priced Lawns. je2
EYRE & LANDELL are closing out
Spring and Summer Drees Goods at low prices. jet
NEW CLOAK STORE!
The moat elegant aeoorhnent In the atty.
No. Se South NINTH Street,
First door above Oheatnat.
mh26-8m
NEW SPRING PRINTS,
CHOICE EITYLIOL
DIEBRIMAOS,
. SPRAGUE
PAOIFIO
ALL TWELVE AND I HALF CEIPTIL
Liam lot beet styles and fad colors at 100.
• . • • COWPERPHWAIT & CO.,
mh.l6-ff N. W. cor. EIGHTH and HARERT IRA
AND C.lllli-
B %Iva, MISS';
OLOTRING„
IN ENDLESS VARIETY,
No. 137 South EIGHTH Btreel, - .
mylb 2m Three Doors above WALNIIT
SILH MANTLES AND SACQUES
Black Taffeta Mantles. .
Black Silk Saone'.
Elegant new styles.
Light Cloth Sacqueg.
SHEPHERD'S PLAIDS., • .
. New lots, bargains,l2%, MX, and 25 ote.
' Plaid bilzatobiques, very desirable.
DEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR.
Silk Mixed Cassimeres and Coatings.
Light colors fancy Cassimeres.
8.4 Mixtures and billions.
Cloth goods for little follows.
BOY'S JACKETS AND PANTS.
(Nxw DEPARTMENT, SECOND smut.)
Pirst.claas Beady-made Garments.
Style and Wit unexceptionable.
Prices very reasonable. •
. .
Boys' snits made to order. •
COMB a. 0011ABD,
S. B. corner NINTH and KARIM Streets.
I_ WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION
of my customers and ftiende to the following Goods,
which are froth and desirable: ' ,
Black and White Plaid Stift--
Organdie Lawns, choice styles.
Mozainbleues, Plain and Plaid. . -
Neapolitan Silks, for travelling suite.
Argentines, Black and Brown, mixed.
.•
Mode Tamertinee, scarce and desirable.
Black Crape d'Repagnes, from auction. • •
Challie Detainee, nice assortment at 18Xc.
10 dozen Kid-finish Silk Gloves, at 87%c.
37 dozen Ladles' Linen Handkerchiefs, at $1.62g per
dOzen•, a bargain.
One lot of Lisle Gauntlets, at 18X c a 'estr.
-One lot of Black Silk, $1.123 ; the best I ever had for
the money,
At
My2B
PLAIN MOZAMBIQUES AT 13.
GENTS. •
Plaid Mozambiquets at 13 cents, worth 20 cents.
Plaid Mozambique° at 18 cents.
Plaid Mozambique!, at 26rcents.
Plaid blezamblques at 31 cents.
Plaid Idozambkmes at 37X cents. .
Embroidered Mozambique,' at 60 cents.
BCO yards Gray Himalayas at 10 cts., worth 13 cti.
Gray Sultanas, Gray Poplins, and Travelling
Dress Goods of every variety.
3,000 YARDS BLACK AND WOOL PLAIDS,
filling, at 20 cents.
Brown and Black Ground Lawns.
Pine Frond' Organdies.
• BEST 123% GENT. LAWNS IN TRH CITY.
1 Lot Handsome Silk Robes, 22 yards patterns,
• At $l7, worth $3O.
FANCY BILKS, VERY CHBAP.
. Just received, 2 email lots of Bares° Robes,
' • At $2.80 and $3, worth $8 and $l2:
• • .H. STEEL fr. SON,
mli2o-11 Na.llB Nortb.TENTEI 88 , ab. COATES.
•
OLITA.PALATOTES ANDnItAN
..
Tll,LAS.—tadlea i n want of the abbie 'articles will
And It to their advents& ,to visit the old eetabliahed hone.
of Zare:•IIRNIKY; No. n 8 North NINTH eltreet, below
ABOH. The latest Pert Styled always on hand at Valcai
that aetonich einrybodr.
NIITS.-RHODES it; WILLIAMS,
No. 107 Routh WATER Street, offei-for gale the
following:
100 bales Princess Almonds. • ....
20 u Languedoc " . ••
20 " Sicily u.•
20 o Eoglieh Walnuts. •
-.16 Filberts. • '
160 bags Pea Nuts.
10 bales Brazil Nuts.
RAISINS.
100 boxes M. R. Raisins.
100 ..a Layer " •
' 160 hatboxes M. B. Iteleing le2
SCARCE GOODS.
la Nods, Lilac, Blue, Black, Brown, and (iron
M. L. HALLOWELL ga Co.,
my3l.ot) 333 lIIARICET STREET
NEW:'IMPORTATIONS
HOSIERY, GLOVES.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
mbl9-3m
ATEW SPRING AND SUMMER
.A. l l GOODS.
M. E. HALLOWELL & 00.,
333 FiA. BRET and 27 NORTH FOURTH Errs.,
. -
Wholesale Dealers in
Sri RTC .AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Desirous of selling off their stock of goods, previous to
removing to their New Store, in
cc JAYNE'S MARBLE BUILDING,"
CHESTNUT STREET,
Offer for the remainder of the season, at Wholesale only,
their ATTRACT/YE STQCX of recently-purchased
DRESS GOODS,
At prices generally much under
COST OF IMPORTATION.
Tim will also offer, at
LOW PRICES,
A well-selected assortment of other goods in their line,
many of which will be sold at a
GREAT SACRlFlCE
anlikawf.4,Yed
SPRING
1862. 1862.
W. EL STEWART & 00..
INFORTERO AND JOBBERS OF
SILKS AND FANCY DRESS GOODS,
zio. BOA MARKET STREET.
Now in store,
POULT DE SOLE,
All Shades.
BLACK AND WHITE CHECKS,
In BEMIS and OTHER PABRIOB.
ALSO, A PULL LIPP OP •
CLOAKIN4 CLOTHS, PLAIDS, STRIPES,
And deairable
PLAIN COLORS.
apiT -
SPRING STOOK
SILK AND FANCY DRESS GOODS.
A. W. LITTLE & 00.,
tgaa-tr !To. 325 MARIINT ST.
NATIONAL FLAGS.
T i S. FLAG EMPORIUM,
418 ARCH STREET.
BUNTING . AND_ SILK YLAGS,
REOTAWNTAL STANDARDS,
NATIONAL ENSIGNS,
CAVALRY= GUIDONS;
PRESENTATION FLAGS.
EVANS & HASSALL,
No. 418 ARM &root, above FOURTH.
m➢29-21t
ARMY GOODS
ON HAND.
DARN AND LIGHT BLUE KERSEY&
STANDARD 6.4 AND 8-4 INDIGO WOOL-DYED
BLUE FLANNELS.
INDIGO BLUE MIXTURES.
COTTON DUCH, 10, 12, AND 18-OUNCE.
FARNHAM, RTRYITANr, & CO.,
ar026401 225 CHESTNUT STREET.
SHIPLEY, HAZARD. &
.
EinTOHINBON,
No. 112 OBESTITUT 1313111 M,
WOE TEI BAIX OY
PIIIIADELPHIA-MADE . GOODS.
eih2B- ficn . z . • -
AMERICAN, ENGLISH,
AND . '•
SWISS 'WATCHES,
AND emvicawAßN,
AT REDUCED. PRICES.
m 5 ,29.
JOS. WTSTNUT ON. -
2m 326 OIIES SWINT.
REMOVAL. -
J. C. FULLER . •
Having Removed from No. 42 South THIRD Street to
No: 712 CHESTNUT Street, 21141 Floor,
(Opposite Masonic Temple,) •
- Now offers a Large and Desirable Stock of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
BOGEBS & DBOTNERN SPOONS AND FJBHS,
• AND -
FINE JEWELRY,
To which the' attention of the trade isinvited.
apBo-8m
tt AMERICAN WATCH COM
PANY."
GOLD AND MIXER
~.;
C H E S
FOE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
COMPANY'S SALESROOM,
No. 712 CHESTNUT Street, Second Floor,
(opposite Masonic Temple.) -
. I. B. MARTER, Avid. •
OANITE RUBBER JE WELRY
. .
• A beautiful line of
ONNTLEDIEN'S VEST CHAINS, LADEN' OHA
. TALAINE CHAINS, THISIBLES, OBOSSES,
STUDS, BUTTONS, do.,
Now in Store.
Jr. C. FULLER,' •
No. 712 CHESTNUT Street, Second Floor,
(Oppoelte Masonic Temple.)
ipSO-Sw • •
JOHN H. STOKES',
702 AHOH Street
::::4-.11RE8.13 ASSORTMENT, at LESS
jlaL. THAN-ROHNER PRIORS.
. • FARR BROTHER,
• • Irojiatierik Ptt lIMITSTN UT Street, below Fourth._
.
WHEELER & WIL§ON.
'. BENING MACHINES ,
628 CHEST/111T STREET,
'WOE HAIR. CUTTING AND DYE-.
JL.! ING—Strangers - ehotile*t GUTERUNST'B,
FOUNTS and BRAVOS. . 3es ! if tf
LATOUR OLIVE OIL.--463 baskets.
LAI OUB owns OIL, just recotred, and for Bale
by J.LIISISTQHZ LATIUM'S, 202 and 204 South
if BOIT Street. •
OAUTION.—Having seen . a spurious article of on
branded "J. Latour," we caution the public against
purchasing the same, as the genuine J. Latour Oil can
be procured only from us.
JARROTOHE a LAVERGNE,
mylB•tt 202 Ind 204 South FRONT Street.
0.114.—A fresh lot of Olive
Njr";Eis, in large and small bottles, for sale, to arrive
per ddli Pisan Skinner, by OHAS. S. OARBTAIRS,
riT1L.14.1211 WALNUT St. and 21 GRANITE St.
MONWENTS AND. GRAVX
AITONEB it very ied oed prices it Xi:tie Works
at A: WITENNITZ, EIDOI Amu% below illeyenn
Breit
WHOLESALE HOUSES
GRENADINE VEILS.
CRAPE AND LOVE VEILS,
Ali Slese
NARROW TRIEMING RIBBONS,
Corded Ndges, Nos. 4 and 6, in all colors
DRY-GOODS JOBBERS.
LINENS, SHIRT FRONTS,
WHITE GOODS; AND
EMBROIDERIES.
THOS. MELLOR, &
40 end 42 North THIRD Street
MILITARY GOODS.
L. 10 4 ,1 f=l :o7 If:3 A
oommissioN IIV;OR *IT
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
1
WATCHES,• JEWELRY, &o.
4
MinNG MAaELINES
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
CEAS. L. OBUM d 6 Co.,
SUCCESSORS TO OLDENEETtOII & TAGGART,
GENTLEMEN'S TINE SHIRTS
AND
FURNISfrING GOODS,
CHAS L. DRUM
jes-1m
FLANNEL OVER-SHIRTS
FOR THE ARMY,
FINE SHIRTS,
COLLARS, STOCKS, AND
WRAPPERSI-
Manufactured at
• G. A. HOFFMA.N'S,
(sucogssoa TO W. W. KNIGHT.)
NO. SOS ARCH STREET.
Itiv" A. full line of
TIES, SCARFf3, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS,
HOSIERY, AND UNDERCLOTHING,
Always on hand. nvin-lm
GEORGE GRANT,
TaANITFACITIBEE OF AND DiALER
GENTS' FURNISiiiis.TG GOODS,
No. 610 CHESTNUT STREET.
mh2o.Bm
VINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
The subscriber would invite attention to. his
IMPROVED GUT or SSIRTS.
'Which he makes a speciality in his business: Also, Con
stantly reePiving
NOVELTIES FOR GENTLEMEN'S WE&R.
J. W. SOfITT,
GENTLEME ED (MIMI e TORE,
No 814 CHESTNUT STRRET,
jaLl If Four doors below the Omtinental.
REMOVAL.
MISSES RYAN, 924 CHESTNUT Street, have
removed toiler WALNIJT Street, three doors above Ele
venth, north side, and will open PARIS MILLINERY,
for the Spring. on THURSDAY. April U. aoll-2m#
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE
OFFICE 415 WALNUT STREET, PRILADELP
This eotnpany conthmee to take riake en the safer
classes of Property at low rates
The public can rely, upon its responsibility, and alai.
ty to pay loasca promptly. Its dialmrsoments for the
benefit of the public, during the last nine years, exceed
6500,000,
and we respectfully solicit its favor In the future
OIiAS. L DUPONT, JERRY WALKER,
JOHN W. CLAGHORN, JOHN, THOENLEY,
O. P. HEARLITT, ABRAHAM HART,
DAVID BOYD, Jr., PETER S. HOE, of N. Y
WIN. M. SWAIN, FURMAN SHEPPANII
JOSEPH If.LAPP, H. D. N. S. LAWRENCE, '
WM. O. RUDMAN, J O SUPPLER.
THOMAS
-PEN,President.
. ..
A. S. GILLETT, Tice President.
JAS. B. ALVORD, Secretary. aa2.6.if
VAME INSUR
No. 408 OHESTNIIT
EIRB AND INLA
DIREO
F. W. Buck,
Chas. Itiebardson,
Henry Lewis, :Yr.,
Alex. WM'
Geo. A. West,
O. W. Davie,
FRANCIS N. BOO]
CHARLES MORA
WILLIAMS I. BLANCH,
fIObfBIONWEAL'.,
EAMON COMPANY,
PKNNSYLVANIA.
DERECTON.S.
David Jayne, H. D., Charlea H. Rogers,
John H. Whitall, John K...-Walker,
Edward 0. 'Knight, • Hobert Shoemaker,
Thomas S. Stewart, William Striation,
Henri Lewis, Jr., Elijah Jonelt.
DAVID JAYNE, IN D., President.
JOHN X. WHITALL, Vice President.
SAMUEL MOONS Secretary.
Office, Commonwealth linildins, 613 OHESPMUI
Street, Philadelphia. set-if if
FIRE INSURANCE. •
MECHANICS' INSURANCE COMPANY 'OF
Plal - LADELPRIA, No. 138 NORTH SIXTH Street,
below Baca, insure Buildings, Goods, and Merchandise
generally, from Loss or Damage by Fire. The Company
guaranty to adjust all Losses promptly, and thereby hope
to merit the patronage of the public.
Ernincie Cooper,
Micheel•McGeoy,
Edward McGovern,
Thomas B. McCormick,
Matthew McAleer,
Sohn Cassadx,
Thomas J. Hemphill,
Bernard B. Hulseman,
Michael Cahill,
James McCann,
FRAN
Bsantotn BATTESTY. Sec
nE INSURANCE Fixo
.-The PENNSYLVANa ÜBA metraAmos
COMPANY. Incorporated 1826. CHART= PEE..
PETUAL. No. lad WALNUT Street, opposite Indexed.
*nee Situate.
This Gompany, favorably known to the community ray
thirty-six years, continues to bums wok* Loos or Da
mage by Fire, on 'Public or privets Dnlldings , otther pea ,
momently or for • limited time. Also, on lrnm!tars,
Kooks of Goods, or Marchand* generally, on liberal
Theft. (Malted, togethec with a lunge Brasilia irund,
blveeted in the most csratal manner, which enables thaw
to offer to the insured an undoubted semnettr In the ems
of lose.
DIENOTOPA.
Jonathan Patterson, Thomas Hob
Wain Campbell, Daniel Smith, Jr.,
•
.Alexander Benson, Joha Darerenx,
William Montanus, Thomas Smith.
Wow Hazlett urn,
JONATHAN
WILLIAM G. Cioinna.,
AM_ERICAIi FIRE INSURANCE
OOMPANY. Incorporated 1810. oHABTIUI
PERPETUAL. No.Blo Whaasn:lT etreat, above WA
Philadelphia.
Having a large paid-ngi Capital Meet and Ilinralus, in
verted in soruad and available Securities, continues to
!mire on Dwellings, Stores, Furniture, blerchandbm, Yelb•
sale in port and their Cargoes, and other Personal Pro
'arty. All Losses libersliphnd promptly adjusted.
DIRZOTOREi.
Thomas B. Marls,
John Welsh,
Samuel 0. Morton,
Patrick Brady,
Sohn T. Lewis,
TE(011
&Lam 0. L. OnAwronn,
ANTHRACITE INSURANCE
COMPANY. -- Authorised Capital. $400,000
DRAWER PERPETUAL.;
Ottice- No. 811 WALNUT Street, between Thhil and
Fourth Streets, Philadelphia.
This Company will Insure against loss or damage by
ti re , on Hafdln s e , Furniture, and Merobandise gene
rally.
Also, Marine insurenoes on Vessels, °ergot% esti
relghts. Intend Insurance to nll parts of the Union
William Esher,
D. Lnthoi,
Lewis Andenried,
John R. Blakiston,
Josoph MaxAoki,
WILL
WM.
W. M. Marx. BsOretar7
INSURANCE COMPANY OP THE
1 :mom or PENNSYLVANIA-01'PIM, Nor. 4
and 5 EXOHANO BUILDINGS, North aldo of WAlf•
biur area, between DORE and THIRD BL-noto,
delnbln.
fIICARPOBATND to 1754—ORANTIKB PIIBPNTUAL,
CAPITAL IMO 000.
nOITIITIEB OF TUB COMPANY, FZBEUAU
1, 18e1, 8607,004.91.
AND INLAND TBANSPOETA
TION INSITILANON.
DIRZOTORS.
Henry D. Shorreri, Samuel Grant, Jr.,
Charles Mace Jester, . Tobias Wagner
William B. Smith. T h omas Watson,
John B. Austin, Henry G. Freeman,
William B. White, Charles S. Lewis,
George H. Stuart. George C. Cation,
Edward O. Knight.
HMNDY D.
lirrlST.Att Rim Pat. Be -• .
LILLIE'S SAFE DEPOT RR-'
11 . 1 MOVED to No. 21 South SEVENTH Street, nee
.0 ' . n Institute.
The undersigned, thankful for past favors, and being
determined to 'merit future patronage, has secured ac
elegant and convenient store, and has now on hand
large assortment of Wile's Celebrated Wrought and
°billed Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, (the only
strictly fire and burglar proof safes made.) Also, Lillie'
Uneonalled Bask Vault, Safe, and Bank Locks.
Lillie', Bank Vault Doors and Locks will be furnished
to order on short notice. This is the strongest, best pro-
tooted, and cheapest Door and Lock yet offered. •
Akio, particular attention is called to Lillie's Feu
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, to. This Safe is con.
ceded to 8121VIIIO in style and elegance anything yet et.-
fared for this purpose, and is the only one that is etriedly
tire and burglar proof.
OFFICIAL NOTIOI.—I have now on hand ray twenty of
Farrel, fleecing, & Co.'s Batas, most of them nearly new,
and some forty of other makers, comprising a comPleSs
assortment as to sizes, and all lately exchanged for the
now celebrated Lillie Safe. They will be sold at very
low price.. Please call and examine.
. M. 0. &LIMN]; Agent.
lip EVANS k WATSON'S
SALAILUIDNE SAYRE
STORE,
15 8011TH FOURTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
A large variety of ruts-moor sAFIDI law's , . as
Land
rRITABILPERA.
MATTINGS ! DIATTINGS ! ,MAT.,
TINGS
8-4 WHITE AND CHECKED, .
4-4 WHITE AND CHECKED,
5.4 WHITE AND CHECKED,
6.4 WHITE AND CHECKED,
AT LOW PRIORS FOR CASH.
'REEVE L. lENIGIT, '
No. 262 Seth SECOND Street.,
my 2f-lea if West side, mar Bprtioe.
LADLES' TRUSSES, SUPPORT
-3118, BRACES, atui other Mechanical Appliances,
ot correct construction and easy to the wearer. For sal(
and asutudment at 0. E(...NBIDLBS' LADIES' STOIII.
TW ILLTITH Street; trat dear below Bace.
Gentlemen making Rapture Trrueses will call at thi
Southweet earner TWA GFTH and BAOB, where O. B
I. etas attention to this specialtestpra. mhl2-3toli
Nanufecturers of and Dealers in
No. 146' North FOURTH STREET,
I'fIILADLLPHIA
ALEX N. VIONPSOIi
SPRING MILLINERY.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
INSURANCE COMPANY
OAPITAL 6200,000
DIREOTOBB
.SCE'COmPNI,
Street.•
~ND INSURANCE.
ITORS. -"
R. D. Woodruff,
John Reader, Jr.,
P. S. Justice,
Washington- J o n "'
Ohm. Stokes,
John W. Ryerman.
JIC, President.
inDSON, Tice Dreoldent.
lALRD Secretary. [mbl.S.Rtt
'II FIRE INRI -
, OY THE STATE GI
DIRECTORS.
William Morgan,
James Martin,
James Duross,
Francis Falls,
Charles Clare,
Thomas Fisher,
John Bromley,
Francis McManus,
Hugh O'Donnell,
Bernard Rafferty.
IS COOPER, President.
,tars. niyl7-tf
I'ATTIIIBBON, IrtviddesaL
James B. Campbell,
=mond G. MAIM,
Chutes W. PonltasT,
Israel Morris.
B. ELS.BD3, President.
Sooretars. ten-1!
DIERZOTOREL
Davis Penmen,
Peter Pieper,
J. E. Baum.
Wm. F. Doan,
John Kotchim,
:M. It Sint, Presteen%.
DZAJI. Vico President
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SAFES.
SUMMER RESORTS.
SUMMER BOARDING-. -51 R S.
BROOKE, having taken a large and eligible house
at Mount Airy, is prepared to make engagements for the,.
season The mom are' large and airy, and the house
well provided with amusements. The station being ,
within three minutes' walk, offers great inducements fo r
business men. Apply until two ut 1533 LOOUB r Street.
CIRESEON SPRINGR, CAMBRIA,
' l, -J COUNTY, PA.—This delightful and popular place'
of summer resort, .15Eated directly on the line of the.
Pennsylvania Bailment, on the summit of the All' gheny Mountains, twenty-three buAred feet above the level of .
the ocean. '4;l be open for suede from the ltth of Jane
till the lOth of October. Sine last meant tbo groutris
have been greatly improved and beautified, and a num
ber cf Cottages have been erected L.r the accommoda- ,
tit n of (families, rendering Ceeeson one of the most
Yemenite and attractive places in the State. Tits -furni
ture is being thorongtly tenanted. The . seAker of
pleasure and the sufferer from heat and dl-else Mil find.
attractions hero in a first-class Livery Stable, Billiard ,
Tables, Tenpin Allots, Baths, etc., together wt it thw
purest air and water. and the mist magnificent mountain
teepee's , to be found in the country.
Tirkets good for the round trip from Philadelphia,
67.60 ; fi om Pitteberg, $.3
For further information, address
G. W. MULLIN,
Cremate Springs, Cambria co.. Pa.
- nEDFORD SPRINGS.-A.
LL LEN - reapeclfully Informs the public that this cele
brated and fashionable WATERING PLACE is new
open and fully prepared for the reception of visitors,
*we will be keptopon until the lid of October.
. . _
Pet sons wishing Bedford Mineral Water will be sup
plied nt the following prices at the Springs—viz:
For a ban el (oak) 88 00
half-barrel 2 00
Parties wishing rooms or any infotmation in regard to
the place will address the t , Bedford Mineral Springs
cempaor." my2R-th.
11LORENCE HEIGHTS.—atts.
sexpoirsx restmcifrilly informs the former pa
trons of this heantiful BUSHIER RESORT, and the
public generally, that theJ . Efouse will be opened- for the
season, under her management, on the 15th
For terms, tun) any other information, apply at Rrs.
LEVELT 'B, 1218 CHF sTtl ITT •Street. m F 21-12 t *
AMUSEMENTS
MUSICAL F-UND HALL.
PUBLIC REHEARSAL,
COMPLIMENTARY TO THOMAS J. HEOKETY.
SATURDAY,' JUNE 7,3 y., P. IC
The GEIIII4IiIA 011CTIESTEA. have kiddly vane.
'rickets, 25 cents each. To be bad at Gould's, Seventh
and Clieetnnt Chestnut, above Tenth, and Hr.
Beckett, at the Ball. J;as 2t
MRS. JWIN DREW'S
.1:/,.L ARCH-STREET THEATRII
Acting and Stage Manager...... W. S. FREDERICA'S.
BuduesS Agent and Treasurer JOB. D. MURPHY.
FRIDAY, June 6, 1861.
BENEFIT OF F. S. CH& N.FRA.U.
Fifth Imo Garlor's 'National Drama of
BULL DUN, DULL RON. BULL RUN!
Or, the Sacking of Fairfax Court Hoare.
Jupiter, (a contraband,)
Previous to the drama, the
DRRIB GIRL OF GSNOA.
Juliette, the Dumb Cirl Mrs. C. Mari.
Prices as usual. Doors open at TN. Certain rises at
8 o'clock
VATA LNIJ T. SIRE ET THEATRE
_ v NINTH and WALNUT Street&
Bole Levee.:.tlrs. Y. A. Garretteort
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF MISS KEMBE ELY.-
ZEUS (FRIDAY) EVENING. June 6, 1865,
The performance will commence with
THE ANGEL OF !MIDNIGHT.
The Angel of Midnight
Love
A Woodcutter
Destiny
The yerfoernance to conclude with '
JACK SHEPPARD.
Mis 3 liimberlY
Jack Sheppard
Paioge-50, 87K, 76, and 26 cents Private. Boxes
B 6 and V, according to their locale.
Doors open at 7X O'clock. To COM 130110 1 .? at 7%
Ai rßs. FRANCES ANNE KELYIBLE'S
.01 READINGS AT
CONCERT HALL.
CoCoe of the Course.
FRIDAY, 6th inet , BP. bl.-- , ‘ Henry the Fifth." -
SATURDAY, 7th instant, 3 P. BL, (last resding)—
Hamlet."
The Readings will begin punctually.
Doors opened one hour before time.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EAOR.
To be bad of T. B. PUGH, Sixth and Chestnut Streets,
and at the Halton the opening of the doors. je6-2t
AMERICAN -:ACADEMY OF
music.
DR. EDWARD W. VODGES
Respectfully informs Ma friends, and the public in gene
ml, that be will kiVO a
GRAND CONCERT,
In aid of the Sick and Wounded 'Volunteers in the Phila
.' delnhia Hospitals on
TUESDAY EVENING, JOSE 10, 1561
The Programme will embrace choice selections, by
Mrs. HE NRIETTE BEHRENS,
Nips JOSEPHINE O"CONNELL,
Mr. HORACE S. WHIT'E 31.3 N, and
Mr. JULES HOLSTEIN, -
Who - will - preside at the
Grand Choruses from the Operas of SeerdramithO'
"L'ltaliana in Alsieri," "La Sonnambnta,"
"Emani," and s. William Tell,"
BEETHOVEN MUSICAL SOCIETY,
And choice Operatic selections by
"DIRGRELD'S BRIGADE BAND."
In addition to which will be presented chain° Scenes from
Shakespeare's Comedy of
""TAKING THE SHREW."
A laugh Dialectic, entitled
"L'HOMME ET SON YALLET "
"‘SHAIIIUS O'BRIEN,"
A Tale of the Irish Rebellion.
Speeches..of George Francis Train, Eat , by a com
pany. of young ladies and gentlemen, who hare kindly
volunteered their services on this occasion.
Tickets to all parts of the Academy', 2i cents.
Seats may be secured at S. E. Gould's Music Store,
corner of. Seventh and Chestnut streets, without extra
chaige. Jul 3t*
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
CAPTAIN WILLIAM'S ,
GREAT NAUTICAL ENTERTAINMENT,
THRILLING SCENES
IN THE LIFE OF A
YANEICE WEI tLEllf AN,
EVERY EVENING. at S o'clock pre& el 7.
BELROI TIATINER, SATURDAY at 3 o'clock.
..Admiselon 25 cents. Six Tickets fur one dollar. Chil
dren 10 cents.
Liberal arrangemenle made for schools on Wednesday
Afternoons. jet St*
IDENNSYVLANIA ACADEMY OP
1 SITE FINK ARTS. Thirty-ninth Annual girth.
!Atkin of Paintings and Sculpture:lo2s WHATNOT
Street. Ovin from 9 A. M. till 6 P. M., and from
P. M. till 10 P. M.
Admittance 25 cents; Season Tickets 50 cents.
Stockholders, Artiste, and Contributors will Toxin
their tickets et the Academy: no admissions without.
Open from 9 A. M. till 7 P. M , end from 8 till 19
P. M. an 23
WANTS.
WANTED—In a small family, a re
evpetable middle aged GERMAN WO WAN, to
cook and aatipt with homework.' Apply at 619 VINE
Street, from 9 to 12 A. ST.
TIEPUIY QUARTERMASTER GE-
MiNBAL'a OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA, May 21, um
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
300 able-ha:UFA, healthy men, to go to Virginia, n 3 la.
boron. Pay 1!,26 per month, and n ration per day. For
further mullet:dare, apply to A. B. EUSTIS, at 221 South.
PIIONT Street. a. BOYD.
je4.Bt . - Captain and L. Q M.
200 WOR K HORSES WANTED.—
Amoy HA.GITE S &SWAN'S Livery sta
bles. BAVERY Etreet, below Girard avenue. tislite.nns
Ward. • insBl-6r*
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
To LET—A . Grocery Store. Fixtures
1 for sale, carver of THIRTY-NINTH end 31 , 1R1E ET
Streets, Wet Philadelphia. Inquire of Dr. OItRRAN,
1314 ARCH Street. 3e5-2101
RARE CHANCE FOR C API-
A
• TALISTS.—FOR RENT—Tho L &MASTER
LOCOMOTIVE WORKS, for a period of three ye we,
together with the machinery, patterns, tools, and draw
ings. All in good order and ready for immediate opera
tion. Will be rent. d low. For particulars aptly to
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.--•
Tre Subscriber offers to sell on reasonable terms,
or exchange for merchandlie, a valuable Store Stand and
Dwelling; Stot e now doing a business of $20,000. Said
prop iy is located on the Ponmullowsia sho.t
distance from city. For particulars, address J. P.,"
Press office. 3.5.81*
MARKET-STREET BTORE.--1
Ata 'me zesirabba Granite-front Store, No 235, run.
ning through to Church alley, to rent. at caducei rate, by
AN IRONY P. a .1 EL MOUND,
No 916 ARCH Street.
al TO RENT—Four Different Country
Places, with ft few acres of ground, fine ffulte,
near railroad stations, nod convenient to the city. one of
width is furnished. A pply to E. P.EITIT,
je3 No. SO9 WALNCI C Street
•
FOR SALB—A. desirable Farm s
108 Berea, near Downingtown, Chester count);
nicely watered; hydrant water at the house ant barn.
First-rate stone Improvements. all in complete condition;
fine timber, excellent fruits, die. Apply to
• • R. PRTTIT,
jet No. >IN WALNUT &root.
BOARDING.
SUPERIOR BOARDING—At Ger
mastevn, CIO he obtained for too Gentleman and
Wirers in ,one of the most - pleasant lanes In the town,
near to the Station; plenty of shade and fine grounds;
no other boarders. Teen $B. References exchanged.
Address "Box 1948," Post Office. jeS-Stts
BOARDING—At' a first-class Farm
house in Chester county. Access by Railroad.
For particulars, call THIS DAY on the Drourletore,
from nine till five, at No. 88 North SIXTEENTH
Street. Reference exchanged. je3-4t*
PHOTOGRAPHS.
WE ADVISE THOSE WHO desire
a picture in all rowan accurate sad' finished
artistically, to get a Colored Photograph of ARlffnu,
BECOND Street; above Omen Only $l.
EUIVA.L.ENT.=*et a life-size, Oil
Goland Phitagrapti, at REUTER'S. Elaboratefr
colored awl faithful Tartrate, now In ilea, of tha Ulnae,
at war pima GEGOWD, Street, above Green.
pHOTOGIAAPH ALBUMS, Imported
from Parte, Berlin, and Vienna, West s
improvements, wholesale sad ratan. BOHOLZ rty te &
and
NENTOKYaIa Swath EIGHTH /Street. mr9.llm
iPNANCE OFFICE,
O.
N 0.56 WHITS, Street.
Haw Tose, May 31, 1862
TO DEALERS IN ARlll3.—First;olais Enfield
Muekots, in port ready for immediate delivery, will
Ue porchaaed, subject to inspection, by United States
Government, on application to the undersigned. Pur
chasing Office, 65 WRITE Street, New York.
other description of arms are wanted or will b.
purchased. 8.
jet-43t if • Captain of Ordnance.
PAMPHLET PRINTING; Best 'and
Oheepeat In the Clty, at BiNGWALT d BROWN'S,
Ui South FOURTH eet. egg)
..F. 8. Chan Cram.
F. S. Chrinfrati
Miss Kimbuir
X 0. KLINE,
LA.NOASITR, Penn