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SPEECH OF SENATOR COWAN,
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
•• In the U. S. Senate, June 3, 1361,
AGAINST .TDE PROPOSED TAX ON COAL.
Mr. COWAN I nm Instructed by the Comm!a.° On
I'lu►nce, to report an ausentlntrnt to she seventy-drat sec•
ou the 86th Inge, striklusi out the seventeenth,
eighteenth. end nhietrenth Ilues. to these words :
On anthracite coal, except euch se is known In the
sre#e as pre cool, fifteen cents Prr ton i on bituminous
coal, one-sigh:li of one cent per bushtl.”
dad in lien thereof ineerting :
*• on ell mineral coal, except such as is known in' tbo
trnde as pea coal, three and one bait cents per ton "
Thus ameodmout le suggested for several resents; the
fleet t f whloh le, that it would be next to Imeowdble t)
levy and collect the tax imposed by the bill al it came
_
from the Home. lit mike, s great distinction between
anthracite mud bituminous 1:1011h1, imposing fifteen cents
a ton upon the one, end but three and a bre
cents a ton upm the other. Now, it eo hsppeas thet
gloat deal of the coal of the Penney Lennie coal fields par
takes of the ohmmeter of both of them kinds, baying too
much bitumen in it to too called anthracite, and 'Mont half
enough to entitle it to the appellation of bituminous. It
fe, therefore, known In the trade tut semi• bltutninons coal :
and nobody could toll, as the bill now stands,-what tax
should bo lovh d upon it. But tiara are able other varie
ties besides these, as will be evident from a brief state
ment of tboir several characteristics. •
Coal may extet In three forms; gelid, as in' anthracite
oal, fluid, asID petroleum or rook 011, 'and RIIIOOUI, 31
oarbnreled hydrogen, which is the common Illuminating
sus, or it may exist with an or any of these in combina
tion. Anthracite ;outsios neither oil nor gai—it is c yke
in sits—le found in mountainous nod mm,' thatricti,
generally along the line of the grottiest dlatureaoco,and of
course whei eit Watt more exposed to the subterranean
force causing the °phoned'. This foroe WAS beat. and it
teems to have bran so great as to char or cook the ma
nna. beds of nntliracite into coke, driving off, by the
roasting process, all the oils. gases, or other volatile mat
ters originally in combination with therm The semi. bi
taminous aired° bare not been subject. d to each a severe
. . .
ordeal, and the bitumfunua Lave been still leas affected
by the unbolting lutco ; indeed, in most ca of the lat.er
base beet] Hied tine) equably nod gently that the beds
retain a petition Lowly horizontal, and some of them
may be trserd above and nearihe surface 1w long din.
tenses--in the case of the !Pittsburg seam, hi Western
Yennolvauis, for rerbapn one hundred miles. This va
riety contains little oil, but It is still rich in- gat, and is
used Mutest tvert where in the Middle, Southern, and
Western Prates for the manufacture of that article
gee which Naas the iJapitel here, I have heard, is mined
frtni the Pittsburg seam, iu the county in which I r,side.
Cannel told is atill another variety, containing not only
pa, but aleo oil, Bud from it the cold ell of commerce h
manufactured. It Mims in a clear.blaze, the ammo as a
candle 'she') llghttd, whence probably Its Dams. We
also Plod iu the Penn") , lentils coal field, as it Is calks, by
geologists, but Which extends Into Idarylautl, Virginia,
and tddo, 'Mot cavorne of pure gas
tapped in boring Wad fur salt water; and, in such case,
the gas, In seeking visit from its compression, forces the
salt water up to the surface, thus doing the work of the
•pump ; ,and alter having performed this service it is
se
cured Sometimes by a receiver and carried into the, fur
nace as fuel to boil down the salt water. I hero corn Salt
works of this kual where the gas not on'y pumped
tho salt water some tire or Mx hundred feet up b
the outface, hut in the furnace bad a heating timer
equal to that of three tons of coal daily. Some of these
gas caroms, I think, contain gas enough to light the
largest cities.
Petroleum or coal oil le Another element or perhaps
form of cold fond I In the tame field in the fluid acute,
from two to els lanedred feet below. the eranwe of the
earth, probably coll. mod In great poole t or at least sato-
rating the earth COUtid01111;10 arose, parbapa all (nor
the field. It le obtained b} burin weds down la:o these
subterranean pooh, wi slice it is pumped up mechani
cally, or is brought Up by the expansive forgo of the gas,
the lime as In the wells of salt water to which I have al
luded. A well of thle latter kind le called a nosing well,
and come of them have been known to spout forth more
than one hundred thousand gllll3llB daily, or more than
one hundred barrels an hour.
These are the Titans or Grecian mythology, old
world forces, first• born of Saturn and (inhale, who have
Ratted and !mama the earth everywhere in their early
ware with Jupiter. Subdued at teat, however, and icu
m lamed since the t arburilit roan era beneath the mountains
piled upon them. they are now at last brought out from
their long captivity to be flee mighty yet obedient Sitlloi
of man in hie Jom an tflbrt to reduce the earth to his
dominion. We shall tee directly what some of them are
doing far ne.
It is enough to say, at this point, that the tax con
templated tinder the dance the committee propose to
strike out cannot he levied without as arpendment of
come kind. The one I otT,r puts all coals upon the same
footing, becauee they are ell or nearly equal value at the
mouth—say ninety cents to ton, and upon this It is
proposed to put three anti a heir cone, or about (our Per
cent. ad valorem. which can be levied without dispute
and with cirtainty. Then, things are, I think, coacin
sive not only of the propriety of a change, but islo of the
neceatity for it. •
'But let tut go further, and we shall find additional and
still btu neer reasons going not only to show that the re
duction proposed ought to be made, but that the tax
ought to be abandoned altogether.
I believe this is the only product of either the mine or
the quern , which it is proposed to subject to a Govern
ment burden; the gold of Clidifornia, Oregon, Nov
Mexico, Cole: ado, and Georgia ; the copper of Michigan
and Wince:Rio the lead of Illinois and Misiourt; the
granite of New England, and the marble of Tennessee,
are all exempt; so are lime, gypsum, and bricks. No
body has thought of taxing any one of them, and yet the
geld yield of California alone is three or roue times as
'Reductive as the coal yield of Pennertvents, If eetlinsted
at the mines therm lvea Row comes It, then, that cod
was tingled our, and enthrecito merle the subj.:et of snob
an enormous imposition as that of fifteen cents a ton—
equal to Matter, loud two-thins per cent. ad valorem ?
Er. President, the coal misers are sa willing as any
other class of our citizens to pay their share of theme
nue necessary to sustain the Government, but they are
not willing to be made an invidious exception to the
general principle of the contemplated law. When the
ilehrhed products of all other manufacturers are saddled
with a Inc of three per cent ad valorem, they know no
reason why they should be classed along with tit-an, and
made to pay five and a half times as much at their fol-
lows. Why are they cloud with maunfacturere at all 1
The question tinted forniehea all the answer which can
be given it ; but waiving the absurdity of their position
here, they sill agree so the rats fixed in the amendment,
protesting, Ism:ever, that It were far better to forego the
amount of Avenue derived from It than to embarrass the
industry of the country by taxing It at all.
If we consider coal u an article of fuel in warming
dwelling-houses, it le an art do of prime necessity, which
the poor man needs as much ree the rich, and of which he
needs far more, because, although individually he may
not keepso muny fires going, yet as his house is not so
warm, hie clothing so sufficient, and his food so nutri
tive Ms fire must be larger ; it Is to bins feed and rai
ment, aawelt ns a counter check to the inolemeucy of the
season and the weather. According to this bill, we levy
a tax upon the lire o, the eoldier'e wife and the soldier's
widow for the .benefit of a Government in defends of
which the husband of one bee met death. and the other
yet awaits it. Ought we now to reader the hrarth they
shiver beside In winter more chilly . and desolate stilll
Mr. President, in the name or the poor everywhere I
protest egalist this impost as unjust and cruel
Again: If uu consider the commodity of coal as an
article of fuel for the purpose of generating motive
power, it will be found to assume an Importance sound,
• 1 think, to no other agency in the world. 'oder!, I
have no Inanition In asserting that to it modern civlll
gation is morn indented tbao to anything else for its
wonderful progress In gratifying the wants of the masses
of the people everywhere.
What Is this civilization? Its simplest definition ie
ae work ;" and that Is the measure of the difference be
• tween the civilization of the peseta day, and the savage
barbarism of ret-t ages Whits bettor iiinstration of It'
than the spot whereon We stand—the capital of the nation
• h and the Capitol of the Government? A little over a
century ego this place was a wilderness, tenanted by idle
' 'and savage men, by idle and savage beasts, covered by
an idle and impost uctive flora. How la it now? Covered
by a great city, filled with monuments of art, conceived
by the brain nail erected by the band of genius ; furnish
ing ever/thin( which gratifies human wants or satisfies
human entree; beauty, the product of thousands of
pare of culture; utility, the odapringof.thousandaof
years of toil and Ingenuity—are all bore, instead of har
t:Kelm. Tho wild man, the wild fauna, the wild flora,
are all gone, and Nature herself has been dominated by
industry . the whole hes been changed by work, work
slope. Not a elyn of the post hardly has been left, all
obliterated by work, until art ry foot square of it la co
vered now by hammer nurrke, axe nuirke, chisel mark's,
dm Nobody ie idle, men or beast, but all are straggling
end tolling ; even the trees are growing to order, ac—
cording to the will of their master, civilised and work
ing men.
And who bee aided him in achieving this ettiptmdons
teak more than any other agent 1 In the olden time ho
invoked the wind to drive his rattle and waft his ships
acme the seam but the wind was capricious and contrail-,
sometimes Idle and It' must abide its time. Flo also
sought the waterfall but the wetter dried aw.y at the
bidding of the son to serve another use. And again It
often congealed to clog his wheels in winter jest when he
moat needed in aid. He turned to the horse and ex in
-vain ; they ate nod drank and grew weary like himeelf
with tole and his spirit wee broken and his progress slow.
What he wanted arm a force which knew no weariness
and never tired ; which never refined his bidding nor
neglected ble orders; which In summer's heat or winter's
cold was ever subservient and ready; not bursting out of
hounds as the floods nor roaring uncontrolled as the
wind in storms. This was the invaluable elavo ho sought
and which he hoe found in that commodity known to the
world as colt. And having found it, he rides steadily.
and defiant of the wildest storms across wide oceans;
carries enormone burdens up the sides of steep mountains
as well as along level plains; site in his mills careless of
climate, and Bees them moved by tine blind tiamsonof
with the force of a tempest and yet the delfasey and pre.
cision of clock work. Any amount of power ire wants he
tan have at will nod in this country cheaper than In any
other and in mailer compass.
Mr. President, there is now at work on the roof of this
Capitol, aiding the construction of the great dome
which enemousts it, a lime arsine, coneterniug three
hotshots of coal per day, worth, perhaps, thirty cents a
bushel, and 1 et. air, that little engine nag the strength of
twenty horses, and line up to its place all the beery ma
terial needed, reedy fur the hand of the workman. And
Otte will Serve to illuetrato what coal is doing every
where; wherever it heavy weiget is to be lifted, a heavy
burden to be canted, it is there, until at lost It will go
into intimate pal tearable with men, and furnish as its
share of the COIIIIIIOII stock, "power," while they furnieh
et skill."
But I hear Senators say to me, that in thie case the
power la in the steam, and not in the coal---a great cots
take, however, for the Rentals only the medium through
-which the power .n the v_sibs applied to the machinery.
The power itself Is testrienerated by burning the coat;
beat and force ore nearly identical, and mutually con
vertible into each other. When heat dieappears it
evolves itself in force, and when force is expended it re
appears as heat. all of which is demonstrable, and in
many processes obvious to alt at first sight. Of ono thing
all are now unwed : elven any amount of heat, and auy
amouotof force may be had from it; and if we have any
amount of force We can (Roily have any amount of beat from
it. The expansive force of steam le merely the q nantity of
heat Mimed' Into It, and any other eubstance as expan
sible as water. end as readily condensed, would serve
equally well as the medium of force, Toe quaality of
work coal Won g to.day is enormous. Take the case of
icon for exantp'e ; this metal exits in a rockhound,
stubborn ore,) et coal wrens it out pore and molten,
toys eta time; tee it it wieide the hammers and turns the
rolls which mate it into bare; then it drives all the va
riant; lode of machinery used in making spikes, nails,
screws, and 'ail the multifarious articles manufactured
from that invalnible metal. Bo of lumber; it is now
sawn, planed, at d fashioned in a thousand different form
ready for else; all done by coal. So, too, in tax -Ile fee
bees; coal cards, and spine,
and weaves (the true Her
cules with a distaff), until sit tha people are clothed, the
poorer sort in title country better clothed than the gentry
--urope were fifty mere ago, if not better than they
t to-day,
But, air, it is. perha pa, In the mcane of defence this
commodity futreeteee the country, In the way of trees-%
variation for min. toms, and muoltioue of war, that It
hos the greatest Ohba' to our consideration. ,Oan coy.
Man till what It has eared coin the present war by car
rying our traps ann stores trim point to point with too .
greatest speed at d fecilley 1 now much has It saved he_
i n th e wa y of feed for tired and hungry brigades, if tiny
bad been obliged,. as formerly, to march hundreds of
Miles on foot, ; or go long voyages in selling vessels I
Suppose the hones which mei, to the re cue of the Go
vernment and the capital, from Minnesota, Wisconsin.
Illinois, and Maine' ' bed been 'obliged to come according
to the old methoda; still any manhazard the assertion
that the wear and tear of these, boats, and clothes, alone
would not have equalled 'the whole cost of Biter present
transportation R. It henebeen cheapened by coat, to My
nothing of the etelllfonnl7oss In the way of pay, rations, '
forage, wagons, and horses, resulting necessarily from so
ldng and tedious a journey 'I Than the great ease and
rapidity with which liege bodies of citizen soldiers can
be summoned, carried, end concentrated open any
given point in case of a threatening emergency.
The railroad has now become a most important
element in defensive war ,• Indeed, it bids fair to the fu
ture to exclude the poeilbility of wars of Mealier' Mei;
other, for if. all the people, even of the weakest Stet-,•;
can tie gathered together almost instantly to defend the
point of attack, they will, of course; be invincible, and
able to beat off the neat powerful Invader. Witness.,
tee, the recent exploits of our heroic steam cagy ; whin
giant is it that drives teem with their huge armament
up against the current of rapid rivers, against winds and
thief!, stopping, them under the gnus of the enemy, and
these watneuvrieg them with a skill and precision un
tqualled even by the ancient galleys rowed by human
strength 1 That tient &gala is coal, or, what is the game
thing in this country es yet, wood, regulated in its price
by coal. Because, seer eit not for the supply of coal, the
wend of the reentry would have been exhausted by this
time.. As it now is, however, ibis entlrelremborellnatal
its more peaceful competitor.
-But besides all this, sir, coal is already faxed by
bill In elmoat every chaps and form, end in every 'Prete..
duct into which it enters as an element. It is Wed 'hi;
iron and all the various manufactures of Iron tilt) which'
Banters largely ; he glass, In paper, in wool; in cotton,'
gad indeed avers "hare aimed, and yet, notwithitandifig
e all thise'we nod it here specifically burdened beyond, fir
beyond; even Miklos of luxury. ,
lint when before, In any Government, wan it proposed
to tax the agencies of industry, its forces, it win le, be
can enta, and its water-fade 7 Tittle are the thews and
sinews of nations, and -they afield! be left free as
their natures are ; cheapen them if you,can by all mean,
SO that the largeet product may result from their labors ;-
but et.rtly they of all things ought never to hi Made
dearer or liquored further from the band of thrift 'mod
progress. To tax coal at ell it to me the towns'. a 3, 'going
to the laborer In the meriting to tap Lim of a part of his
strength for the day. ru that case would he not ear,
Mid you nut bettercome in the evening and take your
title out of the product of my strength 7 ,To that I will
not objeet ; but the force which animates me you most
not touch, a! I cannot, nobody can, estimate the effect
it may have upon my ability to perform my daily task."
So here, if this element of taxation is Milieu to us/n
coal at the point proposed, I am not prepared to say
what may be the result upon the iminstry of tit.) county
generally; at the came time I am Battened that the gabs
to the remote from it will be tar more that& overbAlmmyl
by the lees to the industry of the people. The bill, too,
as if to render the follies of it the more glaring, in the
seine section charging sixteen and two-thirds per cent.
upon anthlecite, charges neon “diamonds, emeralds,
and other jewelry, three per cent. ad ea/Prem." Was
.this done in mockery 7 It 'coke liko It, when the widow's
fire la taxed more than five and a halt times as much as
the jewel in a gintleman's ring.
I have said, Mr. President, that I am opposed to any ,
tax at all upon the article in question, but that I move
the amendment as the organ of the committee to which
the subject was given In charge. I hope, therefore, that
it will be adopted, as one step In the right direction, at
hest, if we never take another.
?Or. FOSTER. Allow me to ask the Senator what Will
bo the effect of this exception of pea coal ? •
Air. COWAN. I will state it as I understand It. In
working o coat mine there is necessarily a great deal of
woke; much of the coal is broken up so smell that it Is
impossible to screen it frotn the slate and of ter earths
matter which gets mixed with it. This detritus Is called
64 slack," and Is thrown aside at the mine as worthless,
Io the anthracite region, it appears that it •has become,
to some extent, an article of comm.n.o. because it will
just about Lev transportation. Tho miner gives it to
sty ono who will talcs it away, and it is carried to the
market and sold to the poor people under the name of
pea cost;" we exempt it on that account.
Mr. Pewee. And there is "dust coal," as I am In
foliated 'I
Mr. COWAN. /tinny be eo. lam not famillarenongh
with the anthracite trade to say.
I would remark, in cencloslou, Mr. President, that
those who work these mined are not very well able to
en
dure nay additional burdens on their trade The bust:
nese le by no means either cafe or profitable. because
competition has reduced the profits of it quite too low,
considering the risks attending it. Bring of such great
ntiabt and bulk, - and the cost of carrying it entering so
largely into its price, the 'slightest derangement or inter.
ruption of it is tco often ruin to those engaged In it.
&medians the mune mine will break up severat success
ive proprietors before one Is lucky enough to eecuto such
a footing for himself as will enable him to meet and to
overcome the accidents which constantly bent him. This
is especially the case with the trade on the groat West
ern riven., where, from very low water, very high water,
ice, nsd other casualties of navigation, the riske of the
trade ere enough to deter any except the bold and hardy
men who engage in it.
To demand from them the payment of any rancid-ca
ble tax before the trade is accommodat , d to the new con
ditions this bill is calculated to bring about in the mar
ker, will, no doubt, operate hardly upon them; but if it
is anything like their fair shams they are the last men In
the country - to n fuse to meet it, when the very existence
of the Government is threatened.
Theae are often
THE CITY.
THE FRESHET—GREAT DESTRUCTION
OF PROPERTY.—The recent hoary freehet heti causal
considerable injury to property •in the suburbs of the
city. During yeeterday, quite • number of stumps of
freer, fence relic, and other pieces of lumber were agent
down the Schuylkill, the water of which reached a good
height and was very turbulent Within the city limits,
however, very little damage has been done thus fir,
.ailliongh apprehensions aro felt for the high tide. Seve
ral of the wood wharves in . the Sev enth, Eighth, and
Twenty-fourth words are overflowed, as - are ate) the
meadow, in the latter wards. :Some of the coal
wharves in the Fifteenth ward were also sub
merged, The Fairmount water works have sustained
no injury. There was about four feet ala inches
of water upon the dam on Thursday night. Yester
day meaning there wag considerable falling off. At
Nanayunk all the mills have been compelled to 'sus
pend operations. The moat of the machinery and geode
which were In the lower stories were removed and there
fore the damage sustained was very gllght. ,
The male
situated upon the ricer bank are so follow.: Campbell's,
Winpenny'e, Schofield's, Nixon's. Ripka's, Preston's,
and two paper mills. At Campbell dt Co 'a dye-hones the
vats were webbed out and a considerable quantity of dye
- stuff war errimel. Al eleven o'clock on Taaradale night
there wee one foot of water upon the turnpike at llama
yunk, but yesterday morning the road was in the usual
condition. No damage has been done the Norristown
Beilread, which for some distance rune in close proximi
ty to the river banks.
The water in the D laware was very high yesterday,
although, as for as we could ascertain, but little damage
was done in the city. The mail for New York, at 6A.
could not be taken scrod, the river, owing to the
great height of the water. The mail ferry boat could not
tin until 8 o'clock. The regular ferry boats, though re
tarded, made their trips with heir regularity. The loss
at some points along the Delaware wee very great, and
tbo Orem, come Metal:ice shove the city, were said to
have been lined with Teeple fishing for sawed lumber,
lege, Sc.
In the vicinity of Savage's rebind boards, plank, scant
ling 'ratings Re., were stacked up to the value of se reral
hunched dollars. Trees covered with green leaves, logs
stomps, and trapments of fences pig-pens. sheds, and
almost everything that could float were coming down at
Intervale during Thursday and yesterday. Several b nits,
with no captain or crew on board floated down coming
it Is supposed from the Delaware Division of the 'Penn
sylvania Canal which was reported to be broken below
Reston. Eleven horse', the roof of a boom one or two
horde-power,. and a bridge which had crossed a small
stream were among the prizes of the flood. To many
people this destruction of property appeared to be quite
a gain en there were hundreds on the banks and in
boats, constantly gathering up all that came within their
'retch.
7n Trenton the Ins; will, In tie aggregate, ha consider
able, though no individual will lose much. All the mills
were stopped, and some of them suffer some damage, but
none to any counklerable extent. The lower stories of
'Wilson's manufactory were flooded to the depth of seve
ral feet, end hie dye-house considerably injured, while
the liquor in the dye.tubs le all lost. Some pieces of
cloth, stretcheil on the frames on the bank of the Awn
pink, were ceered, wholly or partially, with water, and
ere somewhat damaged. Ills whole loss, however, will
net exceed two or three hundred dollars, exclusive of the
loan from stoppage of the milt, which is considerable.
Cellars of bouees near the river are filled, and some dila
nage will be caused by this, but nothing considerable.
The water is said to Lev:Pylon so rapidly that there was
little opportunity to save anything exposed near the
bank, and the damage will be much larger on this ac
count The total rise was about fifteen feet In less toan
that number of hours. •
The houses, mills, &c., along the Schuylkill, in the
vicinity of Reading, suffered bud. from the flood. Along
the until o river front, gardens have been overflowed;
boats have been broken from their mooring •; some were
soak; tho pit dug for the new gat-container was filled
with water, causing much damage and delay to the com
pany ; coal yards were overflovred; isuusli bridges along
ibl) canal and river canted off.
Among the 'print( sal sufferers along the river front, at
Beading, is Benjamin Wise, whore soap faltoeY, boated
above the rolling mill, was swept away. hir. lose
18 not less than $1,600. H. S. Gott ,t Co. lost salt, Ac.,
to the value of same S3OO or $4OO. 0. B. Bickley, beside
damage to boats, loses about nine hundred sacks of salt.
leant. T. James oses considerable property by the wash
ing away of frame ahoy'', Ac. 3. H. Mister angers by
the lassof lumber to the value or several hundred dollars.
Dlr. Samuel Frees sustains considerable loss in coal,
mood, Ac. Samuel Boone loses considerable fn coal and
wrod. Beside these there are others who have suffered
mme or less, but we have not bean able to get at the par
ticulate.
The water has not bon near so high etrice the Croat
Freshet, and much consternation was canned, for fear
the river might rico as high as then.
The railroad at Port Clinton is repartsd to hero been
vagina away for halt a mile, which will retard the trans
portation of coal, &c.
The Lehigh wee also very high, and much damage was
done by its waters, which it is said will exceed that of
1541.
Communication by tolegrarli and railroad is cot off,
end not much la Icnown.
The damage,to the canal will not, however, bo nearly
eo great, owing to the greater provision made for each
cases. All the bridges, no far as heard from, have boon
cart led away, except the one at Easton. It is supposed
that the smaller railroad bridges along the Lehigh river
bare been carried away, except the use at Allentown,
and the oue at Freemansburg. It is said that at least
ten days will trauseire before the freight-ears at that
point can be run. It in thought that tbo damage done
to the canal will throw a large addi tonal business, for a
Il me, on the Neill' Pennsylvania Itallreal.
Mr. Samuel Thomas, superintendent of the Thomas
Icon Works, lost two boat-loads of Jersey Iron ore,
worth about 8600. It is feared teat the Crane Iron
Works have suffered badly, the water preventing the use
of any blast. But little has been beard from the Lehigh
Valley Iron Works, but they cannot stiffer much.
Comeitlefable damage was also . Regained at Manch
Chunk. The president of the Lehigh Coal and Navigs
lion Company has received adespatchfrom that place, in
which it is stated that water sixteen inches deep was In
the parlor of the Mansion Bowe at gyi o'clock. on Thurs
day night. Guard beaks at both dams wora gone.
About fifty boats from this placelost, and about thirty boat
men drowned. Tho canal was swept away three quarters
of 'the - Way from dam to weigh loch. One-half of lock at
Packer's dam is gone. One quarter of lock at this place
alio gone. All the chides are swept away except pockets
at one chute. No communication op or down the river
as yet. The company's storehouse and stables were de
stroyed. The Mansion House WWI injured. Alt the
bridges, as far as heard from, including tura-hole and
'bridge below weigh lock, are gone. The tapirs. to-navi
gation in this vicinity is said to ho greater than 18.11.”
A second despatch states that the guard bank at State
dem is gone, and probably all the empty boats between
Easton and blanch Chunk have been lost with meat or
tLe men. Ten boatmen wore rescued from tbo island at
that place on Thursday morning. The furnaces at
Allentown, Catataugna, Hokendagna, and Copley are
not materially injured. •
The collector on the Delaware Division Canal, at
EBBW), telegraphed yesterday morning that the water
had fallen very much; that two brisk.' were reported In
the five•mile level; also, that the lower natee of the
outlet were gono. The bridge over the Swatara, at Mid
dletown, has bean carried away, and much damage has
been done to property In that vicinity. .The trains on
the Pennsylvania Railroad, with the malls, came to
Philadelphia yesterday by the way or Beading.
The Belvidere Delaware Railroad has had several
mil's of its track washed away. At Bor!entown 113030
il.mage bits been antlered by the Camden and Amboy
Railroad, but the New York trains will probably suffer
no detention.
PRESENTATION TO THE COOPER- SHOP
REFRESHMENT COMMITTEE.—On Thursday even
ing a committee of menthere of the Weccacoe Engine
Company paid a vialt to the saloon of the Cooper-shop
Volunteer Refreshment Committee, and presented thorn
a handsome testimonial, in the shape at a complimentary
card, written in splendid style, nod enclosed in a large
ntnattontal gilt frame. It is a very neat affair, and re
fl. eta great credit on the members of the Weccacoo. The
following is the hit cription on the card
'Tis tho (burr of our citizens that prompts us to
duty."
Wacc.tcoE FIRE COMPANY, No. 19.
To the Ladies and Gentlemen of the Cooper-shop Ye
limiter Refreshment Saloon: The board of directors of
the Weecacne Fire Company return yon their sincere
thanks for the bountiful supply of refreshments served to
. the company during the fire on Cbristian•etrect wharf, on
Tnetday, May 13th.
Sir. Carroll, on behalf of the committee of the Hrecoa
roe, raid that in cam of the death of any member of the
•company. all that was desired was that the frame be
shrouded in the usual emblem of mourning.
hlr. B G. Simpeon reviled that this would b t promptly
attended to. Be would further my that in case any. of
the ITI4 mbe la of the Weccacoe should be wounded in bat
tle, the Cooper• shop Hospital Committee would take
charge of them at any time, givin g them the bait medical,
attendance and kiodeet nerving.
The retnenit'.eo of the Weccecco then vL•lted the other
Itt (rests:wilt Saloon, to present a similar cocnpliuontary
rein, n for kindneesayincei by that association dining the
conflagration already 'alluded to.
• THE PHILADELPHIA AND READING
AND THE OATAWISSA RAILROADS seem to litre
weathered the storm of Wednesday very well. We no
clerstaral the trains are running regularly on the former,
and that the route through to Williamsport sad the
Northwest over the latter will be open to-day.
The, Reading in 'running the passenger, and freight
train* of the Penneylvenla Railroad by way.of Lebanon
;Valley - Railroad to and from Harrisburg, on tite regular
time, ro that there le no suspension of hard, or , trade
over Pennsylvania's facori . o, her Central-Railroad:
LAUNCH
L POSTPONED —ln consequence
'abaci wealber,,The launch of thanewatsamor Norman,
which was to have token place thin Dynnlng from
ttynnYit abip yard, foot of Heed Area, has been postponed
nutitTneiday next.
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• FALL FROM : J .& W INDOW.—A little
pia, aged two years, fell from the window of a boitedia
Morris street, belew "Eighth, on Thursday ainwaddoilind
was seriously Miami. She wea attended by. Dr.ltawdl
rant.
I. . .
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AIkiNUAL EXOUIttIiON.---ThEt Beaon d
. sra)..l excursion et! the Keystone fleeilßellrOlub will
like place on tbilat.h instant to ebeelinit Wove. .
'ETrAmils
Ai* this ' miriade, It Fie7ll44 that ttue
rtsyeert this city:snOCapelidand,
• ' t it' r " • •-•-•'•
THE 618 T , REG fIifENT P. V.—''his '
regiment ia reported .by telegraph as from the western
pert of the State. Tide is •only partially correct. The
regiment wet formed and recruited at Pittsburg. but not
. filled, nod after befog in service In the vicinity of Narib
logien for .ome mobtba, fire COMParnell were taken from
Col. hreill'e 23d Pennsylvania Regiment, belongin4 to
Philadelphia, and added to the Met; PO that it will bo
even that one half this regimotit are P nil trielphiana Toe
reverie show it to have been' composed of as noble and
breve a body of patriots se ever went forth to battle.
Its gallant commander, Col. 0. 11. Rippoy, had before
dietinguished• himself in the blexican war; and in more
than one of the bellies of that citapaign he earhethe re
putatiou of a soldier or undoubted skill andvi warm He
d \
served throughout the threw-mouth, service as Route mot.
colonel r f. the 7.11' Pennsylvania Regiment on the uprise
Potomac. In such a contest as that of the 31st Hey, at
might have been expected from hie previous history, 0.. d.
Rinuey met a hero's death while leading his noble band
of bravo hearts egainat the enemy. Some Idea of the
regiment antlered may be known front the fact that one
after another every field officer foil, that two captains
were killed, and two wounded.
•
OUTBAGEUUS ASSAULT.—AbOUt seven
o'clock, on Thursday evening, a returned sAdior, named
Morrell, was attacked hi his own house in - Penn street,
below South, and outrageously beaten by Michael
Dougherty and his wife Catharine. Each of the as
sailant' was provided with a hickory club, eighteen
Inches long and about two inches wide. Moron alleges
that they et:reek' him with• too clubs in several places
about the heed and body. When Morrell wag taken to
the station-house, his bloody appearance was revolting
in the extreme. ' ills forehead presented a horrid gash,
from which the blood flowed freely. Die lip was out to the
chin, and his faro woe otherwise bruised and battered.
Dr. Benner dressed the poor fellow's wound', and sewed
up rho gashes of the forehead and lips -
Dougherty and his wife had a besting yesterday :limit
ing. and were sent below.
The condition of Morrell was quite critical yesterday
morning. His low condition precluded his giving any of
the preliminary occurrences, which led to the onslaught.
REWARD FOR THE MURDERERS OF
BICLIARD Af. BERRY.—The Mayor has Lianed his
protlamvtion offering a reward of SAO for the arrest . of
the cowardly ruffians who so brutally murdered an un.
offending citizen, Mr. B. M. Berry. It is to be hoped
that the offer of the reward wilt hove the effect f brio t
tog theta nieli to inetice, mid to their justy doom, the
scaffold. birch men bore long enough indulged. thsm.
solves to insulting unprotected females, and it is now time
ttat a terrible example bo made of such ruffians. Mr.
.Rertra Only offence was the wearing of decent clothes,
and doing the act of a gentleman in interfering to rorome
f.male . from the gr sap of a set of cowards If a more
disgraceful death than hanging could he devised it would
be too honorable fer such men.
DROWNINCI OASES.—Yesterday morn
ing the body of an ruilmuwri white man was found In
the Delaware, at Callowhill• street wharf. Re was howcity
built, and had sandy whiskers and hair. Ire was distilled
In bluo overalls a/x(I4WD. duck pants, black sitk vest,
and black coat. ; In one of the .pockets of•the deceaaed
was a bill horn D. J: Kollock, undertaker, for the burial
of a child. The bill was made ant in the name of Samuel
McPherson.
Another drowned wtite man was found at Shippen
!street wharf, Delaware. The deceased wore heavy
whiskers, partly gray, and bad a black shade over one
of his even. He was clad in dark clothes. Inquests
were held in both cases, Verdict, found drowned.
IDENTIFIED.—TIIO body of the man
roithd In the Schuylkill, on Thursday afternoon, has boon
identified as that of ()balks I. Themes. He was about
twenty-five Years (A age, and resided is the First ward
Ito has been 'missing since the beginning of Febrnary
last. •
el
MARSHAL'S . SALE.—The sale of the
Cargo of the price echooner Lida ha. been ordered by
Judge Cadvalader. • The carko consists of load, coffee,
drugs, &e. The judge has also ord,red the sale of the
prize sloop Coquette, to take pine.) on the 7th instant.
THE DEFENCE OF THE CITY.—The
expenditnree of the Committee on Defence nail Protection
of the City for the part week were $641.
PHILADILPHIA , BOARD CH TRADE.
GEORGE N. TATHAM,
Bt NJ . BSTIALL, Costuirne 07 TIM MONtlf
JAMIE R. CAMPBELL, '
LETTER BAGS
At the Merchants' Exchange, Philadelphia.
Sbip Itolyhead, Cole Liverpool, soon
Bark C G Ryerson, Robbins, Belfast, Ireland, soon
Bet k Union, Heard Pernambuco soon
Bark Amy, Banenond Barbados: aeon
Brig Mount Vernon, Pike • • • •1110 de Janeiro, woe
Brig 0 11. Jordan Bayous, soon
Bar Fannie, Vance
Behr Eveline, Yorke
t:ciOIM :in lQiio ei: , Nl6) :1
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA...3IOw 7i 1862.
BUN BUBB .4 88-411:1111111T . B. 724
HIGH WATER ' • ' • 942
ARRIVED.
Mir Lewis Mnlford, Doyle, 6 days from Beaufort. NO,
in ballast to Tyler. Stone & CO.
OLILABED
Berk Cordell*, Roberts, Rio de Janoiro, F A Godwin.
Brig Judge Disney, Coombs, Hey West, E A Souder
Brig Samuel Small, Haskell, Kennebunk, do
Bohr L Mulford, Doyle, Fortress Monroe, Tyler, Stone
& Co.
Behr H B Belmont, Williams, Boston, L Audenried & Co.
Behr C A Heckschr, Stable', Boston, do
Ei3MMMM3
(Dorresnondenee of the Philadeiphla Exchange.)
LEWES, Del., Juno 6
The bark Old Hickory, from Belfast, and the Sarah -
Mills from-, paned in this morningi also, a steamer
hating three prizes in tow.
Yours, &o. JOHN P. MARSTIALL.
MIGMOBANDA.
Brig Martha Anna, Chase, from Cardenas, sailed from
Newport 4th inst. for PLiledclphia , . with . her cargo of
molasses.
Bark ICrica, Nasien, hence, arrived at Cork 20th ult.
Bark Washington Butcher Collins, from Matanzas,
Sailed from Queenstown 28d lift. for Liverpool.
Bark Daniel, Staples, for Menton and Philadelphia,
was loading at Marseilles 19th ult.
Bark Clarence, Armstrong, hence, arrived at Liver
pool 23d ult.
Burk D C Murray. Van Name, salled'from Key West
28th nit, for Matanzas.
Brig G T Ward, Briggs, bends, arrived at Tralee 20th
Brig Jacob Dock, Thompson, for Cardenas, sailed from
Key West 28th
Brid Redwood, Miller. sailed from Newport 4th intik'
for Havana, via Philadelphia.
Brig 7iheria•, Lecoq, sailed from Marseilles 19th ult.
for St Thomas.
Schr Diadem, Black, sailed from Newport 4th inst. for
Philadelphia.
Scbrs Jas Neilson, Burt, from Taunton, arid Mail, Bel
ly, from Providence, both for Philadelphia, sailed from
Bristol 4th inst.
Behr Martha Collins, Shourds, from Providence for
Philadelphia, went to sea from Dutch Island Harbor 4th
lash:tot.
' Behr bf Tilton, '1 ilton, sailed from Kew West 28th tilt.
for Philadelphia.
Behr Minerva, Brooks, cleared at New York sth last.
for Philadelphia.
Schr Frank Herbert, Parker, hence for Boston, at N
York sth inst.
Schr Rebecca Dexter, Lynch, at Now York sth inst.
from New Castle, Del.
Selirs Anita Damon, Haskell, and Caroline Grant,
Preseoy, hence, arrived at Boat= sth inst.
Schr Sylvester Gleaner ! Thompson, nence, arrived at
Newburypert 4th lust.
Behr Mary D Cranmer, Cranmer, hence, arrived at Sa
kin 3d inst.
Srhr H W Godfrey, Weeks, sailed from Salem 3d inst.
for Philadelphia..
Saw rhos Potter, Rackets, hence, arrived at. Tall
River 3d inst.
.Schr Wave. hence, arrived at Plymouth let inst.
F*A ;4 ' , 4* - I[ll.olo OVA 0
EXPRESS TO ATLANTIC
The Philadelphia Local Express Company, Office
26 :South FIFTH street, run two daily lines forwarding
Packages. Bagg.ge, and Freight of every description.
Goods called for in all parts of the any by leaving orders
at our Office. Baggage checked through. je3.6t*
THE ADAMS EX
PBEBB OOMPANT, Office 11111
ORBSTNTIT Street, forwards Parcels, Packages, Reit
ehandise, Bank Notes, and Specie, either by its ova
Lines or in connection with other Express Oompanles, $0
ail the principal Towne and Ohio of the United Stahl
1. S. SANDFORD,
feDi General finnerintendant
LABOR-SAVING MACHINE.
CLOTHES-SAVING DIAOHINE.
TIBIN-BALVINO MAORINE.
Haley, Norm., &Boyden i e Clothes Wringer eaves labor
time, and clothes, and is an improvement whirl drill
most certainly be generally adopted. It le self-adjusting,
simple,
and durable, and is far waterier to every other
device for the purpose intended. Over five hundred hove
been sold within the last thirty days in this city. Na
family should be without one. They are warranted to
give perfect satisfaction. •
For Bale by L. E. SNOW, at the Office of JOY,M
Cl),.
& northerat • earner FIFTH and 011109 •
streets. Orders freak the Country promptly attended tar..
mO.O -/In • • , • . .
. .
meragisswo CYRUS HORNE, UNDER
TAKER, No. 23 North ELEVENTH
Street.—Everything pertaininito funerals furnished with
great care, at the shortest notice, and on the moat liberal
terms.
Thelatest and most approved Metallic Buried Cares
and Lead Coffins, very desirable to persons oho have
lost their friends in the army, or otherwise, who may
wish their bodies conveyed a distance. my2l-welit*
N. B.—Undertakers supplied at a liberal discount,.
MANY EFFORTS HAVE BEEN
made to preserve the form and featuree of the
dead, without the usual mode, so repugnant to the feel
ings, of placing the body in Ice. 'fhte diflicnity bits
been overcome by Oood'e air-tight PATENT BOXES.
Cold air is the modhun used—acting as a preservative-41k
the warmest weather, and for any length of time required.
Likewise, bodies may be conveyed hundreds of miles with
perfect safety, and in a good state of preservation.
JOHN GOOD, Undertaker,
No. 921 SPICUOB Street.
N. B—Lead, Metallic and other coffins, furnished at the
shortest notice. Hearses and carriages of the best Quality.
Lots, half lots, and eingle graves, In tho different ceme
teries; ono auperior lot in Mount I&Orlah Cemetery;
one, two, three, or four hundred feet, can be bad cheap
for cash, or trade.
Itzrzeznogs—Dr. SAMUEL JACKSON, 224 Sarah
KIOIITII Street; Dr. J. If. B. IffcGljE LL AN. 1029
WALNUT Street. myo-thata3m
L.ATTPS CELEBRATED ITALIAN
CREAM will positively remove TAN, FRECKLE%
SALLOWNESS, SUNBURN, PIMPLES, and all erup
tions of the face ; giving a beautiful healthy glow and'
rosy color' to the cheeks, fo much desired by tvel7
one. In short, it riasERVICS THE FRESHNESS or
YOUTH, removing all WRINKLES, and 'giving a soft,
smooth appearance to the face, and a brilliancy tothesekin
that is surprising to all. , It is an article that is
- INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY LADY.•
. . . .
•llnwarde of 1,000 BOTTLER PER DAY are now sold
in Philadelphia alone, and the demand Is daily Increas
ing. Price 25 cents per bottle. Bold by
Si.' B. S. NATTI dr Co.,
Manufacturers and Proprietors,- •
No. 621 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia,
- -
And by the following agents in Philadelphia: J. N.
Caaaetberry, No 45 N. Eighth street', Andrew Taylor,
druggist, cor. of Ninth and Chestnut streets; N. ftrad-
Sold, N 0.802 Arch street; F.V. Barrett, O. 984 N.
Second street', Elise liocher, Seventh and Goatee streets;
N. L. Adams, N. W. cor. of-Marshall and Girard aye..
nue •; and by druggists and dealers in Fancy Goods ite
neraily.
Agents wanted in ovary town end village of the llnitsd
States and Ostudes: • • • ni723-tf
OPENING .011 .A . :I3I.IIAMER GA 1-
emdlielpied beg' leave to inform gm
publio that he beg opened for the season his PINE CAR
DEN and HOTEL, at the toot of COATES Street, oppo-
site Fairmount Park. Families are particularly Invited.
Foe Cream, Cakes, excellent Lager Beer of Baltz's brew
,ay, Wines, do., always on band.
HENBY FBICICA.
‘303-lim TWENTY-SEVENTH and COATES
AIRS. JAMES BETTS' CELERUA
axii-TED SUPPORTERS TOR LADIES, and the
only Supporters under eminent medical patronage. La
dles and Physicians are reepectfullyvomeated to call only
on Mn. Bette, at her reildence, PAO WALNUT.E
Philadelphia, (to avoid oonnterfelte.) Thirty tho=l
Invalids have been advised by their fhYIIiCIITUP to nee WO
applisnoes. Thome only are genuine bowing the UAW
Staten copyright, , labeis on-the box, and tlann emt
' WOO on.tba Snprorlays, with Lasasuniida,..e
IrrENTIVARtECV4MEM/Y: VENT;
ll 'BUTTONS and sups, tfrifieeimatiiire fae
'We at J. P. tzairs,vsouthisat , eoaiLie .; TEL&
Prznirretid NOBLE Streets, Plutidelphie!.
02728-**
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TEE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, IFC2.
TARRANT'S
SELTZER. APEREENT.
•
This valuable and popular Medicino had
,unlyeddiftir
oeived the moat favorable recommendattood of the
MEDIOAL raonfastoN and the Publio as the
moat Earn:mum AND AORNNABLI
SALINE APERIENT.
It may he'need with the beat effect In
Bilious , and Febrile Diseases, Costiveness, Sink
Headiche, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Indiges
tion, Acidity of the Stomach, Torpidity
of the Liver, Gant, Rheumatitt
Affections, Gravel, Piles;
WIND WILL ClinfiLALll3 PTHIL
A GENTLE AND COOLING' APERIENI:OR PUR
GATIVE IS REQUIRED.
It Is particularly adapted to the wanta of Travellers
by ilea and Land, Heekleuts in Hot Climates, Persons 'of
Sedentary Debits, Invalids, and Conveleecental Captains
of Veesele and Planters will End it > valuable addition to
their Medicine Chests.
It is in the form of a Powder, carefully put nt; in bottles
to keep in any climate, and merely requires
water poured upon it to produce a de. • '
llghtful effervescing beverage.
Numerous teettmonials, - from professional and other
gentlemen of the highest standing throughout the coun
try, and its steadily ineroasiug , popularitj fors aeriee
of years, strongly guaranty its efficacy , and valuable
character, and commend it to the favorable notice of an
Intelligent pnblio.
Manufactured only by
. _ _
TARRANT &• CO.,
•
No. 275 GREENWICH Street, corner Warren at.
NEW 1(01tX,
And for Bale by Druggists generally.
PURE GEORGIA. ARROW ROOT.
The special attention of physicians and funnies is
called to the superiority of this article. It is rapidly
supplanting all other kinds, and all those whit Wive need
tt give it the moat decided preference. The following
extracts, from certificates in the hands of the manufac
turer, "Col. HALLOWIIS " will show the high estimation
In which the Georgia A rrow Boot la hold by those gen
tlemen of the medical profession who have fully ex-
Brained it.
or . One Taunt!, 62X cents, or two pounds for SI.
• Complete instruct - Ana accompany each package, show
ing how to make the moat delicious articles for the table.
FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
TBED'K BEr WE'S DENG Arlo CHEMICAL 131INIE,
N. E. COB. of FIFTH and CHESTNUT Stioeta,
PHILADELPHIA.
' 4 I have examined and prepared some Arrow Boot,
manufactured by Col. Hallowes, frlaryV Georgia.
Ithas.the beet quality of that variety of ,fteculi I have
met with, being superior to any Bermuda, or: other Ar
row Boot I have men.
mh29-etath3m
G LITEN OAPS o iT y I3
LE
PURE COD-Livkiß OIL.
The repugnance of most patients to COD-JAVA&
OIL, and the inability of ninny to take It at all, has in
duced various forms lot disguise for its administration
that are familiar to the, Medical Proferelon. dome of
'them' answer in acacial carters, but more often the,ehlole
neutralism the mann, effect of the Oil, 'proving Quite aa
unpalatable and of less therapeutic value. The repug
nance'
nausea, go., to Invalids, induced by disgust of the
Oil, is entirely obviated by the use of our OAPSOLEB.
00D-LIVER OIL OAPEWLEIS have been much need
lately In Europe, the experience there of the goorPre
suite from their Ilse in both hospital and private practice,
aside from the naturally suggested advantages, are suf
ficient to warrant our claiming the virtues we de for
them, fording assured their nee will result In benefit and
deserved favor. Prepared by-
WYETH & BROTHER.
aeo-tt 1412 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia
•-• • '•••••• • - PROPOSALS. •
OFFICE 0011011FSARY OF BUB
SISTENCE, No-1189 GIRARD Street, •Philadel
ptua, June 141862.
PROPOSAL* will be received at ibis office until P 2
o'clock 81. on the 10th day of June, 1E62, for furuiabing
for the use of the United States army, at such Oulu, and
in such quantities at may be required during the month
of Jnne,
the following Subsistence Stara, viz :
300 Barrels Prime Mess new Pork, in now
seed barrels.
200 Barrels 'Satre Nees Beef, in new barrels.
30,000 Pounds Prime Bacon Sides, in tiercee.
1,0(0 Barrel. 'Extra Superfine F.our. •
25,000 Pounds Bard Dread, in barrels.
300 Bushels New White Beaus,in good Flour bar
-25,000 Pounds Prime Rice, in barrels
30,000 Pounds Primo Rio Coffee, in barrels.
40 000 Pounds Light Yellow Sager, in barrels.
1,000 Gallon. Vinegar.
2,000 Pounds Adamantine Parallel, full weight,
twelves.
6,000 Pounds Gout Hard Soap.
100 Bushels Fine Salt,
inbsriels. . .
1,000 Gallons Syrup or Molasses, In barrels.
All articles to be of the beet quality, securely packed,
and in perfect order for traneportatlon.
Bids will include packages, and delivery in the city.
"Havana, loon
..Havans, loon
geller's name and date of purchase required on ea)11
package. Certificates of inspection of Moat and . Flour
will he required, and ne Pork will be Accepted, packed
from . 1 Bulk ... Meats." • Samples in boxes distinctly mark.
ed, must accompany bids for all articles except meat.
Bids from knorn dealers or manufacturers only will be
cot eidered, and each bid must be accompanied by the
written guarantee of two responsible persons for the
faithful performance of the contract.
Proposals to be endorsed " Proposals for Subsistence
Stores," and directed to F. N. BUOK,
ielS bt . Captain and C. S. Vol. Service.
DEPUT Y
QUARTEEMASTBR G
D MUMS OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA, Nth Mai,1862.
Proposals will be received at this Office nutiI.SATUE
DAY, June 7th, 12 o'clock M. ' for the dHivery of
(250) Two Hundred and Fifty AltllV AbIBBLANOES,
to be delivered in this city on. or bee ore the drat day of
July next, anti as much sooner as possible, a pattern - of
which can_ be seen on application to this Office. They
must be made of the best seasoned material, and will be
subject to a moat rigid intpection. Proposals for any num
ber lees than two hundred and fifty . will he received.
Security for the faithful performance of the contrast will
be re anired, the names of whom will be mentioned In the
proposals. Bids to be endorsed, t.Prowals for Ambu.
lances." and addressed to G. H. °ROSMAN,
my27-tje7 Deputy Quartermaster General.
PR OPOSAL S FOft PAINTING
)OM Or CAPITOL.
DEPARTMENT OP THE INTERIOR,
Waithlogton, May 29, 1862.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this-De
partment until TUESDAY, the 10th day of Juno, at 12
M., for Ouniehtng Materials and executing the PAINT-
It 0 - OP TER...IRON WORE: of the new 'Dome of the
Limited States Capitol.
Drawing. exhibiting every part of the work, and speci
fications explaining the manner of executing the ,
same,
may be examined nt the Architect office. in the eolith
west room on the attic story of the Can troßnilding of the
United States Capitol, every day, Sundays excepted, be
tween the hours of 9 A.M. and 4 P. AL
jc4•et WALT. J." SMITH, Chief Clerk.
TO PAPER MAKERS.—The under
signed will receive Proposals at the office of the
State Printer in Harrisburg until THURSDAY, the
12th day of June, 1862, to supply the following described
sized paper, {samples to accompany pr3posals,) for the
State Printing for onv year from July 1,1862, viz:
Double Boyal, fifty pounds to the ream.
Double Boyal, forty pounds to the ream.
Bach to measure at least twenty-Dix by forty inches.
And double-sized Foolscap, to weigh twenty.eight
pounds per ream, and measure at least twenty. six by
seventeen inches. Samples must accompany bids.
'Those 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 bide not
satittectory in price and temples.
The paper must be furnished in such quantities and. at
tech times as required by the Superintendent of State
p r i n ti ng . T. T. WORTH,
Superintendent of State Printing.
HARRISBURG, May 0, 1882. . - myl7-aviBt
rriHE COPARTNERSHIP BERE-
A:.
toforo existing between the subieribeis, under the
firm of ABBOTT, JOHNIIS, &GO., is this day dissolved
by mutual content. The business of the firm will be set
tled by George W. Johnes and William H. Berry, either
of whom is authorleod to Man in liquidation.
REDMAN ABBOTT,
GEORGE JOHNES,
WILLIAM H. BEERY,
GEORGE J. GROSS. ' •
•
- WILLIAM T. WILOOX.
Philadelphia. June 2,1862.. • ' . • j02.12tW.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNPR
LL is hereby given that the Arm of
CHARLES N. SMITH & 00, at the Fairmount ken
Works; has. been dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be settled and closed by
May 10,1862. ' OHABLICS K. SMITH.
The liminess Nrlll be continued by the undersigned
wider the firm of MORRIS, TAKER, & 00. Office
No. 209 South THIRD Street.
myl3-1m 110.111tIB, TASKEB, & CO.
•
AZL 0 Dr- AND DIAMOND
(L SATOH) 00AL—
Broken,.Egg, and Stove $4.25 per ton.
Large Nut 3.75 per ton.
llntil July lit, or until advance of tolls, we will allow
upon all coal to be delivered north of Arch and east of
Eleventh streets,
A DISOOUNT OF 25 OMNTB PR TON
from these pricen, fa. cash, if paid when the order is
given. R. P. GILLINGHAM,
my 24-Im* Northeast FRONT and POPLAR Ste. •
COAL. -THE. UNDERSIGNED
beg leave to inform their Wendel and the public that
they have removed their LICHIGH OOLL DEPOT from
NOBLE-STREET WHARF, on the Delaware, to their
Yard, northwed corner of EIGHTH and WILLOW
Streets, where they intend to keep the best quality of
LEHIGH COAL, from the moat approved mines, at the
lowest prices. Your patronage is reepectfully solicited.
JOS. WALTON & GO.,
Office 112 South BEpOND Street.
Yard, wow= sad 'WILLOW. rahl-11
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
NATIVE WINES.
OTRIOTLY PURE JUNE OF ME GRAPE-TRH
MOST DELICIOUS, RICH, AND FRUITY
WINES EVER. OFFERED TO
THE. PUBLIO. ' ",
AN EXOBLIENT ABSORTMENT JUST BIONNIIID
ALBERT 0. ROBERTS,
DBALZR 1 aria °socialise,
sp2A-ti COHN= NINTSWIN-ANN VINE GTO
SALT. -2;000 sacks around Alum
Solt', 21,000 bnoholo do., do.,
do.i 4,000 troidieLe
Turk's Island do., in store and for sale by 20021 1 HT &
KOONS. No. 146 NORTH WHARVES. era;
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
from London direct a large lot Of Chasse and
Blackwell's celebrated Pickles.
JAMES HOMER & SON&
SEVENTH and NOBLE awl SIXTH and WOOD.
my2o.tf
SSARDINES.--A very auperior brand
for male bf CHARLES 8. OKRSTAIRS,
sB2, 326 WALNUT and 21 GRANITIC Street.
CROSSE: 1. :•BLAOIEWELLe B - ode.
` I IL , bilked B&11 . 019, eoniitantli reeAved
BHOD/CS & WIGLIAIni
101 South WATER Street
NijTS. -20 BALES- LANGUEDOC
ALMONDB; 25 . bales ROILY ALMONDS; 100
bags New Apia= PDANIITS •, lust received and for pale
b 7 =ODES & WILLIAMS,
"•• 107 South WATER:Street.
fIROSSE & BLACKWELL'S .ENG.
LTSII'PICELR~ —A fresh traporeatiOn . of E nQ iish
Pickles and Sauces, just received and for sale by
RHODES d WILLIAMS,
10.7 Smith 'WATER Street.
A MERICAN --ROOFING. SLATES,
li FULLY EQ14.1. to the BEsi:wELBEI'SIATEB.
uT ALIVAAL
-0n26-Iy.
• .er4vAr.
'MEDICINAL.
BZWERVXI3OI6.NT
"SAMUEL JACKSON, M. D.,
, 4 University of Penns, lvania "
PROPOSALS 808. ArtIBULMWEIS
COPARTNERSHIP ritErxcEs.
coAL.
MEDICINAL
lIELMBOLp'S
GEN ()IND
PREPARATION.
cr HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FL UID
EXTRACT BUCERY,
♦ Positive and Bp.cWo
UNKIIDT
DLSEASEO OF THE
BLADDER,
KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL,
DBOPIROAL SWELLItIGO. ,
This Medicine increase' the Power of Digestion, sad
excitea tha kboorbonte into hoolthy action, by
which the Watery or Cale( roue depoef
tiona, and all Unnatural in-
Ifirgements ere reduced,
ae well as l'ain-aLd
Inflamma-
HELMBOLD'S
EXTRAOT BUCHU
Hal Cured every awe of DIABICTES in which it his
been given
/IMITATION OF THE NECK OF THE /MAD-
DEE, AND
. INFLAMMATION OF THH
KIDNEYS
Tor these disease* it is indeed a sovereign remedy, and
too mock cannot be eaid in its praise. A single dose hi);
beentmown to relieve tho moot urgent symptom'. TRY
IT, wo beg of you, in ales. cases, and yon will ever
give Your enable to
lIELMBOLD'S
EXTRACT BUCHU.
MOBBATION Or TUB KIDNEYS AND BL AD
DAR, lIHTZNTION OF MUNN, DISBASHIS OF
THE PROSTRATE GLAND, STONE Ili
THB BLkDDBR, CALCULUS, ORA-
VSL 4 DNICIEDUST DDPOSIT, AND
XRCUOUB OR MILKY
DIBOII6.I[GES
AND FOR ENFEEBLED AND DDLIOATE CON
STITIITIOHB OF BOTH SEXES,
Attended with the following symptoms
Indlerposttlon to Bxertion, Lone of Power,
Lo of Momory,
Weak Nerves,
Horror of Mime,
Dimness Item, Bain in the Back,
Hot Heads,
Dryness of ths in,
PALLID 00IIIPTI4NANOB,
univerw Luittade 4 the Muscular System
Dimon of these organs require the aid or a DIUBETIO
HELMBOLD'S
EXTRACT BUCHTJ
THII GMT DRUMM
kliD BLOOD PUBITIE
HE'LMBOLD'S
EXTRACT BUCHU
DUDES ALL DISEASES
Ariming from
HABITS OT DISSIPATION, BX.O3LBSES, AND IM
• PRIMENCES IN LIFE,
Itopatittee of the Blood, &o
And itie certain to have the desired effect In Menses
for which it is recommend:
BTIEDENUE
Meet Reopenslble and Reliable Character
Will accompany the Medicine
" PUYSIOIANS," PLEASE "NOTICE,"
" ifs make:no c Secret' of Ingredients."
HELMBOLD'S
EXTRAGT BUCTHU
la. niipeled of Bach; Cakes, Juniper Berries, Detect-
ad wtthaxed mo by $ competent drnaliat. Prepared
rasa, by.E. T. MILXBOLD, Practical and Analytt
salchatidd, and Bole Manufacturer of
HBLMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS ! !
ANITDAYIT
Personally appeared before me,. an Alderman, of the
city of Philadelphia, H. T. HELMBOLD, who, being
duly morn, Both say hia preparatloini contain no nar
cotic, no mercury, or other injurious drugs, but are
purely Vegetable.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 23d day of No
Timber, DM.
Aldermiut,
'Ninth street, aboveßace, Phtladolphl
lllir Physicians In attendance from 8 A M. to 8 P.M.
PRIG& ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE, OR 818 TOR
FITD DOLLARS
Deli cored to any address, securely packed .from Omer,
Adana letten for information, in confidence, to
11. T. HELMBOLD,
DEPOT,
104 SOUTH TENTH STREET,
(BELOW CIIESTNUT,)
PII/LADELPIIIA
ODWABN OF 001INTERFEITS AND lINPRINOI
PLED DEALERS,
/ 1r HO iNDHA.VOR TO
Reim of 14 their own" and "other" articlee'on the
ritation attained
HE L OliD"' 13
ONNIIINE
PREPARATIONS
JUILKBOLD'iI
Giulia. Retract Huhn;
011111ilMLIYI5
Genuine Zakfiat Sarnamilla ;
BUMBOLDI3
6ennlne Improved Bose-Wash
gold My all Druggists Rver7whore.
ASS rya HIL*BOLiYB;
TAXI NO OTHIBI
. 4 11Fr A nt opt the lidviniseneitt iiiiir:pepUctr . It, bad
sniAd impoettlon and espeeare;
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.426 413 t ,
si wit .
TN THE DISTRICT COURT. OF
THE UNIrED STATES IN AND FOE'IIII3
EsSTERN DINrRICT AP PENNSYLve.I6IA.:
UNITICD ST T ES,.E A STICEN DISTRICT OF PENN-
SIMVANIA. SOT. ;
TUE PRESIDENT TILT UNITED STATES,
TO TUE MATISII AT, OF TILE EASTERN DISTRIO
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
GREETING:
WHEREAS, The District Court of the United States
id and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rightly
and duly proceeding on
,a Libel, tiled in the nine of the
United States of America, hada decreed all persaas in
general who have or pretend to have, any right, title,' or
Interest in too ;hemmed ' , tithe's of Rice. citrgs of the
pchooner LYDIA AND KART. captured by the Coital
Matte armed balk Reatiesa, Conroy, commaodieg, at
prize, end hark Icing .one of the South Atlantic blotdc
ading equedran, under command of Irlag.officer S..P. Dn-.
pent, to be monlebed, cited, and celled to judgment at the
time and place underwritten, and to the effect hereafter
expressed, (justice. so requiring.) You are therefore
charged, and strictly enjoined and coannumiled, that
you omit not, but that by publishing those presents
its at least two of the-daily newapapers printed and
Published in the City of Philadelphia, and in the Le
gal btaligencer, you do monist). or cite, or calm
to be monished and cited, peremptorily, all persons
in general , who hare, or. pretend to have, any right,
title, or interest in the said . two thoueaed bushels Rice,
to appear 'before tile' 'Honorable JOIIN CAD WALA
DER, the Judge of the . said Court, at the District
•
Court nanm,• in the' City of Philadelphin, on the TIYEN
TIETIT day after publication of these presents, if it ho a
court day, or eleo on the next court day following,
between the usual hours of hearing cannot, then
and there to show, or allege, in the form of law, a
reasonable and lawful excuse, if any they have, why
the said two thousand brothels Rico should not be pro
nouticed to belong, at the time of the capture
the name, to . the enemies of the United States, end
as goods of their enemies, or otherwise, liable and
subject to condemnation, to be adjudged and con
--
destined as good and lawful prizes; and further to do and
receive in this behalf as to justice. shall appertain. And
that you duly intimate, or cause to be intimated, unto all
persons aforesaid generally,( to whom by the tenor of
these presents it la also intinated,) that if they shall not
appear at the time and place above mentioned, 'or
'appear and shall not show a reasonable and lawful
cause to the contrary, then said District Conrt (loth'
intend and will proceed to adjudication on the said
capture, and may pronounce that the said two thou
sand bushels Rico ilia belong, at the time of the capture
of .the same, to the enemies of the United States of
America, and as goods of their enemies, or other- :
wise, liable and subject to 'confiscation and condemna- .
tics, to be adjudged and condemned as lawful prize, the .
absence or rather contumacy of the persons so cited and,
Intimated In anywise notwithstanding, and that you duly
certify to the said District Court what you shall do In the
premises;together with these presents.
Witness the honorable JOUR • CADWALA.DF.R,
Judge of the said Court, at Philadelphia, this fourth
day of JUNE, A.D. 3862, and In the eighty-sixth year of
the Independence of the said United States.
je6-3t • G. R. FOX, Clerk District Court.
INITED STATES; EASTERN DES
TRIM OF PENNSYLVANIA, SOT.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE 'UNITED STATES,
TO THE MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
GREETING:
WHEREAS, The District Conrt of the *United States
In and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rightly
and duly proceeding on a Libel, filed In the name or the
United States of America, bath decreed all persons in
general who have, or pretend to have, any righti title, or
interest to twenty-two hundred bushels of Rice, cargo of
the schooner JULIA WARDRI. , captured by the United
States armed bark Restless, Conroy. commanding, as
prize, said bark being one of the South Atlantic block
ading squadron ' under the command of Mag. officer
S. F. Dupont, to be inonish.tAl, cited, and celled to
judgment, at the time and place underwritten, and to
the. effect hereafter expressed, (justice so requiring )
You are therefore charged, and strictly enjoined and com
manded, that you omit not, but that, by publishing these
presents in nt least two of the daily newspapers printed
and published in the city of Philadelphia, and In the
Legal Inteliigencer, you do monist and cite, or cause to
be monished and cited, peremptorily, all persona in gene
ral.who have, or pretend to have, any right, title, or in
terest in the said twenty-two hundred bushels of Rice,
to appear before tho lion. JOHN CADWALADER,
the Judge of the said Court, at. the District Court-room,
In the City of Philadelphia, on the TWENTIETH day
after publication of these presents, if it be a court days
or else on the next court day following, between the
usual hours of hearing causes, then and there to show,
or allege, in duo form of law, a reasonable and lawful ex
cuse, if any they have, why the said twenty-two huadrel
bushels of Rice should not be pronounced to belong,
at the time of the capture of the same, to the ene
mies of the United States, and a. 9 goods of their enemies
or otherwise, liable and subject to condemnation, to be
adjudged and condemned as good and lawful prizes; and
further to do and receive in this behalf as to justice shall
appertain. And that you duly intimate, or cameo to be
intimated, unto all persons aforesaid, generally, (to
whom by the tenor of these presents it is also Intimatee..l,)
that if they shall not Anwar at the time and place above
mentioned, or appear and shall not show a reasonable
and lawful cause to the contrary, then said District Court
doth intend need will proceed to adjudication on the said
capture, and nosy .pronounce that the said twenty-two
hundred bushels of Rice did belong, at the tiros of
the capture of the mule, to the enemies of the United
States of America, and as goods of their enemies, or
otherwise, liable and subject to 'confiscation and condem
nation, to be adjudged and condenined as lawful prize,
the absence, or rather contumacy, of the persons so cited
and intimated in anywise notwithstanding, and that you
duly certify to the said District Court what you shall'do
in the premises, together with these presents.
Witnoss the Honorable JOHN OADWALADER,
Judge of the said court, at Philadelphia, this fourth
day of JUNE, A. IX 1862, and in the eighty-sixth year
of We Independence of the said United States.
je6-3t G. R. FOX. Clerk District Court.
Difficulty of Breathing,
'lreall)llns,
Wakefulladle,
Flushing in the Body,
raptlows of On Pace,
11. T. IIZLKBOLD
OHNIaLI37
LEGAL
uNITED S rATES, EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF 'PENNSYLVANIA, BC7'.
THE PRESIDENT OF TILE UNITED STATES,
TO THE MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF PENNSYLVANIA, •
GREETING:• '
WHEREAS, Tho District Court of the United Statesin and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rightly
and duly proceeding on u Libel, filed in the name of the
United States of America, bath decreed all persons in
general who have, or pretend to have, any right. title, or
interest in the steamer CUMBRIA, whereof tdoreland is
master, her tackle, apparel, and furniture, and the goods,
warns, and merchacdtre laden on board thereof, captured
as prize by.the United States gunboat Huron, under
command of Lieutenant John Downes, one of
the South' Atlantic. 'Blockading Squadron,to be
monished, cited, and called to judgment, at the ime and
place nudetwritten, and to the effect hereafter ex
pressed, (justice so requiring.) You are, therefore,
charged, and strictly enjoined and commanded, that you
omit not; but that, by publishing these presents in at
least two of the daily newspapers printed and published
In the city of Philadelphia, and in the Legal Intetligen
cer, you do 1/10111811 and cite, or cause to be =unshed
and cited, peremptorily, all persona In general who have,
or pretend to hare, any tight, title, or interest in the
said steamer 0U.114R1A., her tackle, apparel, and I urni
tore, and the gods, wares, end merchandise
laden on board there< f„ to appear before the Hon.
JOHN CADWALADEH, the Judge of the said court,
at the District Court room, in the city of Philadelphia,
on the TWENTIETH day after publication of these
presents, if it be a court day, or else on the next court
day following, between the usual hours of hearing causes,
then and there to show, or allege, in duo form .of law, it
reasonable tend lawful excuse, If any they have, why the
said steamer 'CU 11BRiA, her tackle, apparel, and fur
niture, and the goods, wares, and moraine lite
laden thereon. should • not be pronounced to be
long, at the time of the capture of the pause, to the
enemies of the United States, and as goods of their ene
mies or otherwise, liable and subject to condemnation,
to be adjudged and condemned as good and lawful prizes ;
and further to do and receive in this behalf as to justico
shall appertain. And that you duly Intimate, or cause to
be intimated, unto all persons aforesaid generally, (to
whom, by the tenor of these presents, it is also intima
ted,) that if they shall not appear at the time and place
above mentioned, or appear and shall not show a rea
sonable and lawful cause to the contrary, then said Dia
bict Court (loth intend and will procotil to adjudication on
the said capture, and may pronounce that the said
steamer CUMBRIA, her tackle, apparel, and furni
ture, and the goods. wares, and merchandise laden
thereon did belong, at the time of the capture of the
same, to the (MCIIIiCH of the United States of Ame
rics., and as goods of their enemies or otherwise, liable
and subject to confiscation and condemnation, to be ad
judged and condemned as lawful prize, the absence, or
rather contumacy, of the persons so cited and inthnated
in anywise notwithstanding, and that yon duly certify to
the said District Court what you shall do in the premises,
together with these presents. •
Witness the Honorable JOHN CADWAIJADER,
Judge of the said court, at Philadelphia, this third
day of JUNE, A. D. 1862, and In the elghty-silth year of
the Independence of the said United States.
G. It. FOX, Clerk District Court.
MARSHAL'S SALE.—By virtue of
a writ of NOP. by the Hon. JOHN CAD WAL A
DBE, Judge of the District Court of the United States,
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in ad
miralty, to me directed, will be sold, at public sale, t. the
highest and best bidder, for cash, at CALLOWHILL
STREET WEARS', on TUESDAY, June 17, at 12
o'clock 31., the sloop COQUETTE, her tackle, apparel,,
and furniture, as she now lies at said wharf.
WILLIAM MILL WARD,
D. S. Marshal Eaatorn District of Perms
Philadelphia, Juno Sd, 1592 jel.gb
MARSHAL'S SALE.—By virtue of
a Writ of Sale, by the Hon. JOHN OADWA
LAVER, Judge of the District Court of the United
States, in and for the Eastern District of Penneylrani%
in Admiralty, to me directed, will be sold, at Public Sale,
to the highest and beet bidder, for cash, at MICEIR.
RIM'S STORE, No. 142 North FRONT Street, on
MONDAY, June 16&b, . 1862, at 12 o'clock M., the cargo
of the Scboober LIDA, consisting of 160 bags Coffee;
596 pigs Lead ; S rolls of Sheet-lead; 1 box Shoe Thread;
1 box Drugs • 1 box of Preserves • 33 boxes of Cigars.
N. I LIT b M I!iiILLW . RD, ICI. S. illarehal.
Philadelphia, Jane 2,1862.. je.3.ot
MARSHAL'S SALIC.—By virtue of a
Writ of Sale, by the IJonorable John Cadirainder,
Judge of the District Coati of the 'United States, 10-and
for the Eastern District'of Pennsylvania. in admiralty,
to me directed, will be sold at public side, to the highest
and best bidder, for Cash, at BEATY'S WHARF. foot
of Warren street, Kensington, on WIDNBBDAT, June
18, 1862, at. 12 o'clock M., the following Machinery :
Boiler and SmOke:staok, Safety Valve, Gauge Cook,
Stram Pipe and WM-tie, Cylinder, Valve and Rod, Con
necting Rod, Cross Read with guides,•Eccentric Rod for
valve, Bock Shaft with . bokes, and sneak, oilier articles.
Can be examined on the morning of sale.
WILLIAM DLILLWARD,
II: B. Itinrahal WTI. of Pawn Ivanta,
PIIII,6MILPHIA. Jens 6, 1862 jB6-68
ESTATE OB DEBORAH L. JACK
BON, deceased.—Letter of Administration upon
the Estate of DXBORAII L. JAOKSON, deceased, late
of the city of Philadelphia, baying been granted to the
wodersistned, all onions balring dolma upon the Ratite
will present them, and those indelbtad will mane payment
to A. IIrEVIEB TAOS.3ON, Adm.,
Strendeburgh, Penna.,
LEWIS D. TAIL,
109 North SIXTII Street.
or
.to Lfialtorne7,
my17.56t
ESTATE OF A_LEXANDER
Lettere testamentary baying been gra
Register of Wills to the enbscriberv, all pen
claim against, or indebted to, paid Estate,
• GEORGE B&RCL&Y,
. 249 North SIXTEENTH Street; 1 Executory,
JAMES WRAY,
1417 BACH Street;
or their . Attorney, HENRY O. THO
ap2A eat - No. 998 Alb
TOTloE.—.Certificate of Girard Bank
Stock, No. 642, for four shares, dated May 25,
:1869; having bt en but ut, application will be made for re.
neViii of the same. Di lOUNG.
arkyti•tb a Ot
WITS.- RHODES , Z 6 • WILLIKAIS,
:1:1 . No. 107 South WATER Street, offer for rode the
following
100 bales Princess Almonds.
20 " Languedoc
20 81(117 "
20 English Wabuta.
16 " Filberts.
160 bags Pea Ruts.
10 bales Brazil Nuts.
100 boxes M. R. Raisins.
100 Layrr
160 bait' boxes B. Rados
BIOTINA' -ROOFING,
MAIGTIOTTHIND BY 'TR/
VOTED STATES RIOTINA.ROOPINO COMPANY,
• No. 0 GOBI BLOCK,
• Oorner GIME% and ' PITTS Streets, Boston, Mass.
This Portable Roofing le the only article ever offered.
to. the public which is ready prepared to go on the roof
without any finlebing 'operation. It is light, handsome;
and easily applied- and can be safely sad cheaply trans:
ported to any part of the world. It :will not taint or
disco/or water running over, or lying on it, and is, in all
respects, a very desirable article. Its non-conducting
Properties adapt it etweially to covering manufactories
of 'Various kinds; and it le confidently offered to the
public after a toot of fonr years In all varieties of etiolate
and temperature, for "covering all kinds fit roofs, fiat or
plfehod, together with cars, steamboats, &a
It is both cheap and durable: Agents wanted, to
whom liberal inducements aro offered.: Seed for samplo;
circular, .90., With particulars, to U.. B. 'ROOFING
00,, No. 0 GORR FILOOR, Roston." n024.3m *.
pARIPH47 'PRINTING, Best amt.
-s- Misspelt blase My, tit DINGWAIT tt BRO*IOII,
11l &iuth.l.ol;lllTH Amt. - solo .
SALES BY AUCTION
JOHN it. MYERS &. CO., AUCTION
!! MITA Non 232 and 234 MARKIT Street
. SALM OF FIVENOrI DRY GOODS
ON MONDAY MORNING,
Jane 9, on four months' creeß
100 packages Perini), Gorman, Sides, and Dritiah dn .
690.19.
BALE OF BOOTS AND riFfOrdl
ON TIIESD&T KOBBISG,
June 10, on roar montbe' credit.
1,000 packages boot* and eboes.
SALE OF DRY GOODS.
ON THURSDA Y monNiNG. •
Juno 12, on four months' mean—
soo pschsges British, Irrsa - oh. and Assecissa d Goods
BALE OF OA3PICTIE7II3
ON FRIDAY MORNING,
June 13, on four months' 00%-
830 - places salvat, Brussels, Ingrain, and Venetian oar
'tinfia, matting., ao
FrilAP FORD It CO., AUCTION
szss, 625 BILEILET and 622 4006115Z80X
BILE Olt 1,000 6ABRB BOOTS, 11110118, HBO
GANS, do
ON MONDAY MORNING,
Juno 9, at 10 o'clock, precisely, will be sold, by cata
logoo, 1,000 mesa memo', boys', and youths' eMf, kip,
and grans : boots; calf and kip brogans, Congress gltara,
Oxford ties, walking shoot, & c.; women's, misses ', and
children's calf, kip, goat, kid, and morocco heeled
boots and oboes, gaiters, alipporc, de., including a largo
aerortmeni of nrst-cuts city•stade goods.
KT Open for oxamination, with catalogues, early on
the morning of sale.
BALK OF /,000 OABUS BOOTS, ZHOU, AND
BROGANS.
ON TIITIRSDAT MORNING,
Juno 12, at 10 o'clock, precisely, will be sold, bl
catalogue, 1,000 name men's, boy?, and youths' calf,
kip, and grain booted calf and klp brogans, gaiters,
ties, walking shoes, ,to.: women's. mime, and childran'a
calf, kip, goat, kid, and moroccc - neelsd boots and ehoes,
gaiters, sliprors, buskins. &c. Included in age will be
fond a large assortment of first-claw city-made goods.
VW" Goode open for examination, with cataminca,
earls on the morning of sale.
FURNESS, BRINLEY, 00.,
429 CHESTNUT &TRENT
SALE OF FRENCH AND BRITISH DRY GOODS.
ON TUESDAY MORNING,
Juno 10, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, on 4 months'
credit--
40a lota of fancy and staple imported dry goods.
igir Samples at d catalogues early on morning of sale.
ESPECIAL :115LE OF 350 oentoNs BONNET AND
RIBBONS—Now. Landing.
ON TUESDAY MORNING,
Jane 10, at 10 o'clock.
350 cartons Noe. 12040 figured and plain posit de sole
bonnet ribbons.
No. 12 to 60 cable cord, white bonnet ribbons.
—4, 5, and 0, cable cord, white, black, blue, buff, and
assorted colors, do.
PRIN TED AND BROOKE BORDER BLACK STELLA
BRAWLS.
500 144 French all wool, brocho border black 'tells
shawls.
100 14-4 printed border shawl,.
guy,k;cii rustiu LACE POINTS, SLIA.WLS, AND
DOUBLE DIANTILL.4.3.
600 Paris rich lace points.
do puihu do.
do do double shawls, bournone and talmao.
BLACK SILK YELVIIT RIBBONS.
Celebrated Steamboat Brand.
ON TONbll.4.lr,
Cartons Nos. IX to 40 extra quality black silk vel
vet ribbons, steamboat brand. .
Also, 1 case illusion tulle.
pANCOAEIT & WARNOCK, -AIJC
TIONEEKIL No. 213 MARKET Stmt.
SALE OF A STOOK OF READY-NAME MOTU
ING, by Catalogue.
ON TUESDAY BLOUSING,
June 10, commencing at lOo'clock precisely, comprising
a large assortment of seasonable clothing for gents' and
sontbr' wear.
RU' Goode arranged for examination early on morning
of sale.
LISRGE FOSIIIVE SALE OF 700 LOTS OF AME
RICAN AND IMPORTED DRY GOODS, RIBBONS,
MILLINERY GOODS, InIRROIDERIES, Sc., by
Cat*kgne,
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING,
Jane 11, commencing at 10 o'clock precisely. '
BY HENRY P. WOLBhRI',
AUCTIONEER.
REMOVED from IZo. 9 South SECOND Street to No.
292 MARKET Street, somh side, above Second Street.
REGULAR SALES OP DRY GOODS, mai manias,
NOTIONS, do.
Every Monday, Wednesday, and PridaY morning, com.
rnencing at 10 o'clock, precisely.
City and country dealers, am requested to attend these
sales.
Coneignments reepectfully solicited from monnfaotn-
I era, impor fere, commies tomwholesale,find jobbi ng houses,
and retailers of ell and every description of merchandise.
Entire stocks et goods arrangedelandoold In late to nit
the retail trade. Cash advanced on goods. Settlement
esoond day fromeale. mylo.lm*
DAIIIRT. IT. BtIRDBYT, Auctioneer.
BY BUR,DETT,. JONES, AND 00.,
Store ]O9 WALL Street, New York.
ON TUESDAY, JUNK 10
At, 12 o'clock, at the Wall street Salesroom, corner of
Front and Wall Streets.
COTTON.
By order and under the direction of Hiram Barney, Elul
LARGE GOVERNMENT SALE OF SE& ISLAND
AND GULF coTroei.
7fo bales superior quality SEA ISLAND, of choice
brands, all in perfect merchantable order.
ALSO,
By order and under the direction of Col. D.D. Tompkins,
Assistant Quartermaster General.
LARGE SALE GULF COTTON.
900 brace fair to middling Gulf Cotton, in perfeet order.
Samples may be examined at the Wall• street sales
room, by catalogue, on and atter Saturday, 7th instant.
The bales of Sea Island can be examined at stores, Ifos.
59, 56, and 58 Wheeler's Stores, Atlantic Dock, Brook
lyn. The bake of Gulf Cotton at store No. 58 Atlantic
Dock, Wheeler's stores. Purchasers are requested to
examine the Gulf and Sea bland Cotton in bales ea
above. jes-4t
li'Oß NA.LE AM) TO LE'r.
Iro DISTILLERS..
Tlo DISTILLEBT Imam W.
" PHOENIX,"
and formerly owned and occupied by @AM, 6.1111rZ14
Teri., situated on TWZNTY-T.IIIRD, between BIWA
end VII Btreete, Philadelphla, Oawity 600 bushel'
;or day, is now offered for sale on reawneble and sooom
modating terms. le in good running order, and has all
the modern Improremeuta. An Artesian well on the ere-
MAKS furnisher' an unfailing supply of good, pure water.
Address Z. 1,00101 & 00., Ito, 1010 MARK=
Strew, Philadelphia. te22-dd
ARARE CHANCE FOR OARI.
TALISTS.—FOR 'RENT—The LA:ROASTER
LOCOMOTIVE WORKS, for a period of three ye ire,
together with the machinery, pattetn3, toole, and draw
ings. All in good order and reedy for immediate opera
tion. Will be renttd low. For particulars apply to
ill 0. KLINE,
j.5.3t LANCASTER, Pe.us.
BUR SALE OR EXOHANGI4.
Nal The Subscriber offers to sell on - reasonable terms.
or exchange for merchandite, a valuable Store Stead and
Dwelling; Stoma now doing a husinesi of 520,000. Said
prop. rty is located on the Penunivatila Itallroad, short
disiauce from city. For particulars, address J. P.,"
Press Mike. jes4ittle
del: MARKET-STREET STORE.—
niti 'The desirable Gtenite-front Store, No .M 5, run
ning through to Church alley, to rent, at reduce t rate, by
ARMOR Y P. It J. 11. MORELLI,
jes-6t* No 916 ARCH Street.
aTO RENT—Four Different Country
Places, with a few acres of ground, line froths,
near railroad Marione and convenient to the city, one of
which is furnished. Apply to F.. PAITT/T,
jo3 No. 309 WALNUr Street.
FOR BALE—A desu able Farm,
LX- - 108 acres, near Downingtowc, Cheater county;
nicely watered ; hydrant water at the house and barn.
Fir3t-rate atone Improvements, all in complete condition;
fine timber, excellent fruits, Ac. Apply to
- • 11. PETTIT,
.ieB • No. 809 WALNUT Street.
giFOR SALE OR TO LET—Four
Houses, on the west side of BROAD Street, beloW
Columbia avenue. Apply at the southwest corner of
NINTH and BABSON Streets. mh26-tif
is TO LET—A. beautiful COUN
.A. TRY-PLACE. of 10 acres, on the west side of
FRONT.Street road, above Hart lane, within ten mi
nutes' walk of the Frankford and Illonthwark passenger
oars. Possession early in April. Apply at the south
west corner NINTH and SANSOki, noosed dory.
mh23-tf
T 0 REN T—A well-furnished
BehiLCountry House, of moderate trim The grounds in
clude Flower, Fruit, and Vegetable Gardens, an Orchard,
a pleneant grove, through which a little brook flows, and
pasture grounds for the use of two cows. It is situated •
mile and half from Old'York Road Station, North Penn
sylvania Railroad. Inquire 1516 LOOILIST Street.
. an7-nrset tf . .
BL&CH.INERY AIW atori.
it/fORGAN,. ORR, & CO., STEAM
ALL iNGINIE BUILDERS, Iron • Yonndors;
General Idachlnista and Donee MakonyHo. ISIS CIAL.
LOWHILL Street, Philadelphlii. • fidlB43,
J. •LOOHLH JOHN Z. COPS,
WILLI/LK H• EIRRRIOR, HARTLEY MIIIIIIK,
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
YIE'TH AND WASEiIIifiTON STREET%
PHIL/DrLPHTA
& SONS,
ENGLNBERB AND MACHINISTN,
Manufacture High and Lew Pressure Steam Raminei,
for land, river, and marine service.
'toilet", Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, so.; Out,
!ngs of all kinds, either Iron or braes. •
Iron-Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Workshops, Rail
road Stations, so.
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and most
improved construction.
&very description of Plantation Machinery, such as
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open Steam
Trains, Defecators, Filters, Pumping Engines, Ao.
Sole Agents for N. Billionz's Pitent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus; Neemyth's Patent Steam Rammer, and As
pitman & Wolaer'a latent Centrifugal Sugar Draining
Machine. • - ang-12
WRAP.
nted by the
eons having
Mean on
PSON,
, 11 Street
isa PENN STEAM ENGINE
AND BOILER WORII.S.--NBANIS
LEVY, PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL ENGI
NEERS, MACHENISTS,BOLL ER-Id AKERS, BLACK
SMITHS, and FOUNDERS, having, for many years,
been in succeedel operation, and been exclusively en
gaged in building and repairing Marine and River En
gines, high and low presence, Iron Boilers, Water Tanks,
Propellers, &c., dc., respectfully offer their eervloes
the public, all being fully prepared to contract for Nu-
Ones of all sizes, Marine, River, and Stationary, haring
lets of patterns of different, sizes, are prepared to exe
cute ordiwe with quick deepatch. Every description or
pattern-making made at the shortest notice.
Bei g e Hih and
Low-pressure, Flue, Tubular, and Cylinder rs, of
the beet Pennsylvania charcoal iron. Forging'', Of ali
sizes and kinds; Iron and Brats Castings, of all dew/P
-eons 801 l Turning, Screw-Cutting, and all other work
connected with the above business. , .
Drawings and Speclilcetions for all work done at their
establiebrnent, free of charge, and work gtutrantled.
The subscribers have ample wharf-dock LOOM for re
pairs of boats, where they can lie in perfect safety, and
are provided with ebears, blocks, falls, Ac., /to., for rain
ing heavy er light weights.
JACOB 0. MAFIA
• JOHN P. LEVY,
BEACH and PALMER Streets.
THE DISE ABED - OF ALL
0141381.9.—A1l sub•acnte and &rent° disessee
cured by special guarantee at IMO WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia, and in caste of a %flare no charge is made.
•Professor BOLLES, the founder of this new practice,
will superintend the treatment of all cases himself 6
pamphlet containing a multitude of certigcates of those
cured, also letters and complimentary resolutions from
medical men and others win be tevon to any Person free.
Lectures are constantly ghren at 1T.20, to medical men
sad others who devise a knowledge of my discovery' lit
applying Electricity se *reliable therapeutic agent GM
imitation free. ap2Vlrn
riIIID,TLE AND CLAM SOUP , served
11 cp daily ((Sunday! excepted) 114 JAIKIES PROS
-8.101, 808. idAItHET Street.
Families supplied serum&
NEW YORK.
Oollector of the Port
SALES BY AucrioN.
M THON:AS & - BONS,
4,1 • Nom. 139 issol 141 South rorntla &roe& '
STOOIIB ND' BEAL ESTATE—TUESDA.T NEST
Pamphlet catilogues now ready, containing full de.
redo:ions of all the property to bo sold or, Tuesday, June
10, with a hint of Wee and Jone 12.17, and 24, comer eine
o .rteit r.ricly of valuable property, by ardor of Orpti.ana'
Court and others.
verpr TiLl
SALKe ItthL ESTATE Ati'D STOOK I
AT TBR 'SKr iNGE xvistty TUSSDA Y.
SW" FliltbilTOßE, at the Auction Store, every Thurs
day mrraleg.
TEAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SitiE.—We
have a large amount of M./ rRt4l.3 at private Man, in
dining every &seri otion of city and country property.
Printed lists may be bad at the Auction Store.
MAL ESTATE SA.LE-JUNE 10
A large Bale by order of °reheat,' •Coert, Executors,
and other* . inn dostriptions, m haadlellis, may be Lad
at the A ueti , m Boom.
For account of whom it may concert
24..haros Jenorsou Building end Baring Fund APO.
CiAtiOtt. No. 6,Avithout rearrro.
REBEBIPTORY BALIC—FfRST-f7LAS3 PAR H.—
Our Bale 19111 Juno will include the valuable farm of
Thowas T. Lea, et the six. mito al4na on tho Old S ork
road, hettri en (Thelon Hill and Gerinantown, 135 acres,
to be divided and roll in separate treats, ono of 35 acres,
bending all the building, and improvements.
IP" Full dv.ertptione In llihosraphic plane and hand-
Mlle. now reedy
Ora ses' Court f ale—ltetale of bemnel Tine, dec',l.
THRF.B.STORT BRICK DWELLING, Pine street,
belueen Tend: and Eleventh.
Berne 'Estate —7 OUR BRICK DWELLINGS, Rod
man street. cast of Tenth.
Orphans' (kart Sale—Entete of John L. Mifflin, dec'd.
—2 YOUR STORY BRICK STORRS. Nos. 36. W. 40,
and 42 South Front street, between 3Te•ket atd Chestnut.
Executor;.' TUREE.STORY BRICE. DWELL
ING, N<. 614 Marshall street, nerth of Oreen.
DESIRABLE COUNTRY SITE, containing About 10
acres, School4ouso lane, near the Manarunk and Nor
ristown Railroad station. .
NEAT MODERN RESIDENCE, North Fifth street,
Kull, of Noble. Had gas introduced, bath, hot and cold
water, cooking range, furnace, to. Terms—sl,ooo may
riMaia on mortgage.
THREE- STOKY BEIDE. STORE AND DWELL
ING, northeast corner of Seventh and Jefferson strebts.
It it occupied as a grocery store and dwelling, and is a
good !amines& stand:
Poremptoty Sale.— GROUND-RENT of STS a year, oa
a lot Ihr moron strati, Penn District.
TWO-STORY BEIGE DWELT•ING, corner of Ger
mantown turnpike and Gowan's lane, Blount Airy, Gar•
manlown, Twantr,seunnd ward.
TIIIIICE-STGRY DEICE. DWELLING, lie. 505
Pine greet, wet of Sixth.
BEAL YST&TE SALE-RISE IT
. .
Peremptory SaIe—TALUARLE COAL LANDS.—
Our saielith Jnno will include 7 tracts coal 'antic Broad
Top township, Penna. Poll descriptions ready In hand
bills.
REAL ESTATI: SALE—JCI4E 24.
Orphans' Court Sale—Estate of John Prnith, dsed.—
TWELVE PROPERTIES.
Orphans' Court Sale—Estate of Alm. Mitchell, deed.
Stile Igo. XS North Thirteenth Street
lIOUSEOLD FURNITURE, BRUSSELS AND IN
GRAIN CARPETS, &c.
THIS MORNING.
Juno 7, at 10 o'clock, at No. 305 North Thirteenth
street, above Vine, the parlor, chamber, and kitchen fur
niture, &c.
sir May be examined at 8 o'clock on the morning or
the sale.
Sale on the Pramlseo—No. 808 Nonh. Broad &root
HANDSOME MODERN RESIDENCE, ANDruainc-
TURN. BRUSSELS OARPITS, MIRRORS, MR
LODEON, Ac. _ _
ON MONDAY MORNING
June 9, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, at No. 808 North
Broad street, the handsome modern four.story brick
meteage, with four. atm, bask buildings. Has all the
modern rotveniences; gas throughout; 3 batb•rooma,
hot and cold water ; furnace, cooldng range, am. Also,
a back stable and . coach.bouse in the rear, on Carlisle
greet.
TIANDBOItIB FIIIINITITRB.—ImmediateIy after the
sale of the house will be sold the household funiituro.
Also, a two-seated carriage.
ST The house will be sold at 10 o'clock, the furniture
immediately after. Fall descriptions in handbills.
SALE OF INTERESTING AUTOGRAPH LETTERS
AND DOCUMENTS, EUROPEAN AND AMERI
CAN.
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
June 30, commencing at 4 o'clock, at the Auction
Store, will be bold a choice and valuable collection of
autograph letters and documents, American and Eu
ropean, comprising eminent statesmen, judge., naval and
military oilicere, wen of ecience, art, nod lettere, &c.
Also, early colonial governors, generals and statesmen
of the Revolution, signers of the Declaration of fade.
pendence
Alen, rare old bcoka newspapers, portraits, he.
ogr 'or particulars see catalogue.
Sole No. 1735 Arch Street.
HANDSOME FURNITURE, MIRROR, TA ?ESTEE
CARPETS, &c.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING,
llth ir.st , at 10 o'clock, by . catelogne, at No. 1435
Arch street, the handsome carlor, dicing-room, awl
chamber runiitnre, fine French-plate mirror, fine velvet
carpets. &c. •
May D 6 examined at 8 o'clock on the morning a'
the sale.
IVIOSES NATHANS, AUCTIONEBiI
AND 001512dI9SIonf ItirllOßAl47. seathesse
corner a slava and RACE Stmts.
CREAT BA RC, INS—W AVG Et ES ANT/ JEWELRY
AT PRIVATE SALE. - Floe gold and tilver levene
le
pine. English. Swiss, and French watches for less Mon
half the usual selling prices. Watches from one dot/4w
to one hundred dollars rack Gold chains from 40 to 60
cants per diet Pianos cheap.
TAKE NOTICE
The highest possible ;idea le loaned on Roods 14 I*.
thane Principal Establishment, southeast corner of
Sixth and Hate streets. At least ons-third more *an of
any other establishment to this atty.
NATHANB' PBINOIPAL MONEY TSTABLE3X-
lIKNT.
250,000 TO LOAN,
In lenge or small amounts, from one dollar to ibomeads,
on diamonds, gold and silver plate, watehoa, Jewelry,
merchandise, clothing, furniture, bedding, pianos, oat
Roods of every description.
LOANS MADE AT THE LOWEST MARKET BATIK,
This establishment has large fire and thief-proof Wag,
for the eafet; of valuable goods, together with a acivata
watchman on the premises.
XSTABLISEND FOB TIM LAST 30 YEARS.
ALL LARGE LOANS MADE AT "_'BLS, VAS
"PRINCIPAL ESTABLIRIIMENT."
CRA.RGES. GREATLY REM:FORT.
CABINET FURNITURE.
(IABINET FITBNITITRE AND Me
lia LIAUD 'ABM.
MOORE & OAMPION.
So. 3l south SECOND street,
In oonneceon with their extensive Oshinet Boldness ars
cow mannisottuing a superior article of
BILLIARD TABLES,
And have now on hand a fell emPPIY, dnithed with the
HOORN $ OAMPION'S IMPROVED CUSHIONS,
which are pronounced, by all who have mod them, to be
superior to all others.
Woe tho Quality and finish of these tables the menu
hectare", refer to their numertma patrons throughout
the Union, who are fecoßlar with the character of their
work. fesB.4m
SHIPPING
sa r st FOR NII,W YORK-THIS
DAY-DESPATCH AND SWIXTSHRS
LINES-YIA DELAWARE AND RARITAN CANAL.
Steamers of the aLoTe Lines will leaye DAILY, at
and i, P. AI. •
For freight, which will be taken on accommodstins
terms. apply to WM. M. BAIRD S 00.,
nv2l-tf 132 South VELAWARI: Avenue.
gain BOSTON AND PIIILADEb-
PELA. STEAMSHIP LINE--From PIERS
Street, Philadelphia. and LONG Wharf, Boston, &c.
The steamship SAXON. Captain Matthews, will tad
from Philadelphia for Boston on SATURDAY, June
.14, al 30 o'clock A. M., and from Boston for Philadelphia
c. MONDAY, Juno 9, at 4 o'clock P. M.
Insurance one•half that by sail vessels.
Freight taken at fair rates.
Shiners will please send bill, lading with their goads.
For freight or passage (having tine accourmodatiews
for passengers), apply to
HENRY WESSON & 00.,
88S SOUTH WHARVES
TES BRITISH AND NORTH
AMERMAN ROYAL MUM MAX-
!ROM NRW YORK TO LIVDEPOOL.
Chief Cabin PBMage .D ti
•
&Mid Cabin Peerage lli
IKON BOSTON TO LIYBILPOOL.
Chief Cabin. Passage AUK
second Cabin Peerage
The shim from New York call at Cork Harbor.
The ships hem Beaton cab at Rallies and Ocek Kat—
bor.
bocynA, Oapt. ,Inetbkm 0111 NA. Oapt. Anderson.
PERSIA, Oapt. Lott. &SEA, Capt. Oook.
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone. EUROPA, Gant J. WWI.
AFRICA, Ont. Bhaurc. CANADA, °apt Muir.
AMERICA, Capt. Moodie.!NIAGARA, Oapt. A. Byr
AIISTEtALAS/AN.
Theo) teasels carry a dear white light at mat-keof
green on starboard bow; zed on port bow.
SCOTIA, Judkhui, karat N. York, Wednesday, Jane 4.
EUROPA, Cook, " Boston, Wednesday, June IL
PERSIA, Lott, •' N.York, Wedneeday, June EL
AFRICA, Shannon, " Boston, Wedneeday, Jnne 30.
B.IIINA, Anderson, a N.York, Wednesday. July A
ARABIA. Moodie, " Boston, Wednesday, July 9.
SCOTIA, Judkins, " N.Y • rk, Wednesday, July 10.
Berths not secured until paid tor.
At, experienced Surgeon on board.
The owners of those ebbe will not be accountable ter
Gehl, Silver Bullion,Spools, Jewelry, Precious 19to,
Or Metals, althea hulls of lading are iditned therefor, IPA
the vane thereof therein expretwed. For fret.sht or gut.
MO, at 947 to (TOWARD,
4 BOWLING GREEN. New York.
E. O. & J. G. SA.TBS,
103 STATE Street. Boston.
:LONDON EXHIBITION-RETURN
A TIOKETS TO LONDON AND RAOKI__ _
First-claws
Seeond-elana
dia WEEKLY COI[MUNIOA
TION BY STEAM BETWEEN NEW
TOME AND IXTERPOOL : calling at QIIKINS
TOWN, (IrebnA) to land and tanbark paesongern
gairpatohea.
The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Stems
ably 001nPallr's eplendld Clyde-built iron acrew demi.
gape ere Intended to sail as follower.
IRON NSW YORK YOB LIVERPOOL.
CITY OF BALTIMORE......Saturday, May 31, 1882.
KA N CARO 0 Saturday, June 7, 1882.
CITY or NEW YORK.— ...Setnrday, June 14,1884.
GITY OF WASHINGION....Batutday, Jane 21, 1882.
And every Saturday throughout the FOY, train PM
No. 14 N. B.
BATAS OP PASSAGX
THBOLIGH FROM PHILADDLPHIA.
Oahn. to Queenstown, or Liverpool in
Do. to London. via Liverpool nal
;steerage to Queenstown, or
Do. to London.gra
. .
Do. Return tickets, svallalote for oix months, from
Liverpool
Passengers forwarded to Mints firth liOirlbritra.
Bremen, sad Antwerp at through mho.
Certificates of passage lamed from Liverpool to Ilse
York 1144
Certificates of passage issued from Qttaanatowa to Han
York
Those otherness have superior SOCWOOtOdittiOnO for pat
asnaers, are oonstrnoted with water-tight oempartments,
and carry experienced Burgeons.
Tor freight, or pomace, apply at tbo orlos of the Ocao-
I la JOH2f G. DALZ, Agent,
• 111 Walnut street, Philadelphia,
In Liver - tool, to WM. INMAN,
Tower Buildings.
In Glasgow, all WM. utea,
18 Dixon stmt.
iga ir s a FOR NEW YORK.
NEW DAILY LINE, via Delaware sal
Raritan Cans).
Philadelphia and New York Branum Steamboat Cbaa•
pany receive freight and leave day at 2 P. M., ddimor-
Dig their cargoes in New York the following day.
freights taken at reasonable rates.
. WM. P. OLYDN, Agent,
Mo. ).4 SOUTH WS &BYES, Phtladelllilla
JAMBS HAND, Agent,
ant-8 . 'Piers 14 end 16 EAST 311718, New Toe.
aABDEN VAB ES . -Ornamental
Tens Gotta Garden Vases, warranted to stand the
weather in any climate. Thew vaeee are made in beau
tiful designs, mid all sites, from 1 foot to 3 feet high,
with a variety of pedestals, round and squat., f rom 1
foot to 4 feet high. No decorations add so much to the
natural beauties of a Garden, and at Ito little cost, as •
few Vases filled with flowering plants. Illustrated Cata
logues sent by mall on application.
B. h.. lIABBIBOIIi t
1010 011EBTNITT Street.

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