NEW Caußcras.—The North Broad
itreot Presbyterian Ohurch, the corner-stone of which
was laid on Monday, as stated, will have a front on Broad
Street of 70 feet, and on Green street of 116 feet, and is
to have a basement, for lecture-room, schcol•rootm, etc.,
entirely above ground, with a twelve4eot ceiling, the
audience-roost over It to be fifty feet high, with an erne,
mental etml.clrcular ceiling, formed to panels. Trenton
brown stone is to housed in facing the ontlre building,
which la to bo In the Norman Mee of architecture, with
equate towers on the Broad-street front, to be surmount
ed by a spire, the whole 215 feet high.
The cost of construction, when completed, will bo
about *Atm. Brom the sire of the structure it Is be
lieved that it will Boat twelve hundred persons—one thou
sand on the main tloor, and two hundrel iu the gallery.
The Broad-sheet front is to be handsomely ornamental.
There will be a rose window above the of tin doorway,
and side windows with saint circular heads. For the
speedy exit of a large asrerublnge, ample provision Wm
been made by means of Beacham staircases front and
back.
Oho rebuilding and fitting up of St. Pees 'Catholic,
Church, Christian street, below Tenth, is progreselag,
and in a short time the edifice will be ready for worship
ping in. Tie moulding, arching, and capping of tno
pillars and the large arch of the altar, is nearly comple
ted. Allmon as this part ie finished the frescoing and
painting will follow. The work on the outside cud inside
in being Bono at a rate that will insure Its being opened
at an early day. The congregation, under Father 0' Eh
rau, temporarily worship now iu the school building be
longing to the parish.
Rho new Roman Catholic Church of the Annunciation,
Tenth and Dickerson, to now nearly fintshod in its Inte
rior. The middle block of pews are also placed in
It mitten, and the side blocks are now being put in. The
work of plastering and painting the edifice will c mmence
in a few tinge, and when this ie done the altars 11 , 11 Do
put up, and the eutiro edifice will be mails for dedication
about the le•trr end of summer. deryices have been
held in the church for some time, in its rough state, to a
large congregation. Last Sunday, the Rev. Mr. hicAna
by, prior to the ,ennui,, paid 11 fitting tribute to the
late V or. Mr. McCoeker, chaplain of the Fifty.fifth
Pennsylvania Regiment. Tle said Mr. MCC, was the first
privet to enter the army in this State. lie was at Port
Revd. where be had hundreds under his care. bud wee
fr•r six mouths at that point clone discharging hie duty,
and in that time he never meta fellow-priest. Mr. Mc-
Coster gave tip Me charge at Rliat! othtown, In tbis
State, to enter the atm. The late Rev. gentleman and
ratter McAllen) , were students together, and thi3 gave
a t additional interest to the peeeing tribute to tte pa
triotism of the decomed,
ANOTHER FATAL RAILWAY AOOI
MENT.—About 11 o'clock, yeaterdity morning, a lad
monou Midrib Shlblelliatk•iuot-it to jump off the front
platform of a pass uger railway car, on Oita d avenue,
near Twenty-second street, o hen he fell upon his face,
and the wheelie of the car broke his back. 'rho unforttz
it do youth died In a few minutes. He wee an apprentice
to Joseph Mater ' a baker, teeitiing at 817 Poplar street.
(lot ouer Conrad held an inquest in the caws, and the jury
reu.d rod a verdict of accidental dtath, exonerating the
ot uduetor and driver from all blame.
In the vnio of the boy named Samuel Goodyear, aged
13 years, who wee killed at the Kensington depot, as
niontioued in The Press, the coroner will hold an inns.
Shmtlon We evening. It seams that he, in company with
other boys, had been in the habit of jumping on the
can a, the train enters the depot. This practice is an
exceedingly dangerous one, and the police, as well as the
Officers of the Railroad Company, kayo used every effort
to break It up. On Monday evening, after the arrival of
the eight o'clock train, the boys were driven from the
depot by the back gate, but they soon returned, and got
upon the can which were being shifted from one track
to another Several of the youths soon after either
jumped or fell off. Young Goodyear got under the train.
The wheels plowed over his heed and one arm, mutilating
him in a horrible manner, and cansbur instant death.
The body WllB taken to the residence of the parents of
he deceased, on Blair street, drove Harris.
THE FRESHET.—We learn that the
Bee4ing nallrocul and its Lebanon Vacley branch have
escaped unirjuredfrom the canc.' of the Into freabot c so
chessman to other linos of railways and canals. Its
badness was not Interrnpted for a single day, and it Is
sow, with its vast equipment of rolling stock of every de
ecrityou, ready to meet all demsode upon it from every
quarter
Same Thursday last, a steady stream of Pennsylvania
Railroad pasoonger, freight, and eattle trains haw) passed
Reading each way, between Harrisburg and Philadel
phia, to accommodate the latter company, whose Middle
town bridge wee damaged by the freshet, and thus the
communication between Phibule'phia and the. West, so
important to the Government at this juncture, was, for
tunately, kept up without au hemea Interruption. Ar
mgements are already making to supply the large iron.
works en the Lehigh with Schuylkill county coal, and,
from present appearances, the Rending lialtroad will be
taxed to its utmost capacity in acminmodsting an Irn-
MOllOO and remunerating trade io coal and merchandise.
Ix OUR ARTICLE OF YESTERDAY, al
ludiog to the Deputy Quattermaster General's Depart
ment, we inadvertently stated the total diibureements of
OM department at finty tridions of dollars, when it
Should have read thirty. We also should have stated
that she purehate of irregular kind. of cleats and koreeye
team by older of Quartermaster General !deign, those ar
ticles being very scarce at that time, and this being the
beet that could possibly b• done under the circumstances.
Instead of the number of blot, heft b , ing 18, which were
condannt don re-inspection, it should have been 10,000.
7lto inspectors alto received this lot of condemned ar
ticles were dismimed, as It-in may the certificate of In.
Dpection which name the good* for payment, and couse
()neatly Is the only check ['safest fraud, We omitted to
elate that at late as May 31, there wore a 1.011,212 trate-
Bern, foot, rejected on re-ittepection et St. Limit'. which
were passed by theee same ex-In4pectore in this city.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE, STOOKS, &C.
—Messrs. sf. Thomas & Poae sold at the Vichange yes
birds, the following elects sad real estate—viz:
24 shares Jefferson Building and Saving Fund Asso
ciation, 64 696.
1 shorn Point Breese Perk Association-490.
One 21st part of two four-story brick stores, NO3 36.
85, 40, sod 42 South Front street. 25 feet front, subject
to mortgages smoothing to $22,000—53,200
Three brick dwellings, Pine street and [today street,
lot 20 fret front, 100 feet deep, saldect to a yearly
gt o u id. ren t of $4 0—52,700.
1 lire. • story brick dwelling. Rosman street, with three
brick dwelling to the renr, subject to a ground rent of
Omuta, rent of 876 a year, enured on n lot of ground,
Sixth at , cet, above Thompson—Ql.o26. •
Too. entry Trick dwelling, 64 Union tercet, Burling.
ton. N. J —B6OO.
1 brae two•atory frame dwellings and large lot. north-
Wget cirrer Fortieth and OAk str.ete, West Philadel
phia, 60 feet front--88,060.
Yaloatie farm, 126 acres, 014 York road, botgeen
Ohelion Hills and Germantown-832.870.
PROF. ALEXANDER J. MAC NEILL.—
It is with eh e• re regret that we hear of the resignation
of Prof. A. J. Mac Ntlll, who has co ably managed the
&rampant of drawing. writing, and hook.kaeping in
the 0. ntral High School.. Prot. Mac Neill entered the
institntien as a enull from the Sontheastera Grammar
&hoot, in July. 1844, being then but little over twelve
yearn of age Ho graduated with boner in July. 1868,
and eosin et tered the High School as assistant tnanivr of
drawing, writing, and book.lmeplng, in May, 1852, and
continued such until the withdrawal of Prof. George J.
Becker. in April. ]B6B, whou Mr. Mao Neill was &Gated
fill the vacant palmate°. llie coarse eince then le
:known to ell,
A SOLDIER'S RBLISF ASSOCIATION.—
A movement le on foot to establish a Soldier's Belief As
lactation in New York, by Pennsylvanians residing in
that city, the same to be for the benefit of volunteers
from this Blot() who may be taken there. A mooting has
.already been hold pm sunlit to s call Nulled by Kr. B.
Newo I, Rtale Agent of Pennerlvatia The following
committee to consider the matter were elected unani
mously: Mews sterile') D. Atwell, A ndrew J. Iletuck,
Samuel Milligan, Jr., Jerome Ducts, C. W. Barton, Ro
bert Inwre, W. J, Dunce, Levi Pawling, E. S. Lock
wood, A. F. Char. Subsequently the names of the pre
"'Went and secretaries were 'added, and Mr. Newell was
•chosen chairman by acclamation. The committee wore
to call on Governor Curtin yesterday.
7nm WMITBUNTIDE l'EsTrvAL.—The
Monday felt:using Whit or White 3nrclay was in years
aunt e always obsefeed as a holiday, hut of late it has
-a'mo•t matted to be known except among the children
a d the German port' El of the population. With the
(tormene It still continues to be one of the most important
festrrel r cessions of the year, and there are bat few of
that temple who do not lay aside ell heshieea affairs to
join In the general pleasure of the day. Monday was
duly celebrated in this city. The German retreats near
the suburbs were tilled with men, women, and children,
adtPon eery countenance were to be seen emotions of
iplensurabi. hope.
BOOKS FOR THE SOLDIERI3.—Me of
the matt urgent demand!' of our sick and wounded &Adlers
now in the military hospitals is for suitable residing mat
ter It bee been suggested that if each family would lay
aside a few hooks for the purpcse, and mend them to the
nearest heepital, or to the general ho-phial, just com
pleted In West Philadelphia, the tax would be a light
one, end gratefully. paid. The remit would be a very
•satlefactory and useful collection of hooks. Our volun
teers ere cf every nationality, but especially English or
'German books would be almost everywhere equally ewe
ful. French newspapers, too, are a constant source of
interest end pleasure to the men.
FAIR.—The Union Volunteer Refresh
ment Ynincut will present quite a lively scene for a weak
from the nth. The committal' hold their strawberry
fair at the saloon in their new extem•km which opens
In their 'resent Belem. Regiments arri ving in the city
will be fed as usual at the tables while the fah is in pro.
gross in the adjoining room. The citizens will hive a
floe oprortunity of aiding this , good work, and seeing
how much the soldiers enjoy their mesh.
TEE SAUNDERS CADETS.—The Wets
or Parnders' Inatitntr, by fhe request of the ladies of
Wert Philadelphia, will drill this eft-noon, at the straw
berry festival in aid of the Ohltdren'e Home, at the cor
ner of 1 '11 ,4 y -second and Locusts streets, commencing at
flvo o'clock'. The cadets so uoirormly meet with the ap
;dame of all who witness their exercises, that we have no
doubt evrry visitor will be more than satisfied with their
p rtmnfauces.
Boni' ARRIVED.— The body of Lieut.
'Horace M. Lee, of the Blst 'Penney/ mils Regiment. who
wee killed at the battle of Fair Oaks. Va , hat reached
the city in charge of Mr. Jmieph P. Longboat'. Captwin
B. Dl. Lev, Jr., brother of the deceased, hat also arrived.
Ile was severely wounded in the same' battle. The fune
ral of the lieutenant will take pia, e, from the teeldoece
• of hit father, Colonel Robert Sr Lee. Sixth street, abo►e
.Groh, to.morrow afternoon, et 8 o'clock.
A FOUNDLING. —A fEmale infant was
found about 10 o'clock oa Monde, night upon the steps
of a house on Vino Wrest, near Fifteenth. Attache.' to
the clothing was a paper cnnteloing the Mowing: Take
um in and treat toe well. I have no home. lam three
weeks old lad Thursday." The foundling wee temoora
°kill cared for at the Northern Home for Friendless
'Children.
PEIEES TO THE PHILADELPHIA
- YACHT I—Prizes have been awarded to the brat-class
isioop fiend, and the third-class eloop Glengarry, of this
cliy, both of which were Wllllll,le at the regatta which re
centli came off at New York. The other winning bode,
ware the second•claee sloop Mallory, flrat•class schooner
Favorite, and second-class schooner 'nest] at.
COMPLIMENTARY. Frank H. Fretz,
Zed , teacher or writing and drawing, In the Frank!' rd
Ode ols Iles been presented by ids pupils with a valeahle
clue, ticbly ornamented and appropriately inscribed.
The testimonial wee given In consideration of the faith
fulneee with which be haedlectiaret d hie dutlee.
DECEASED SOLDIRRS.—The following
wounded soldiers have died at the - United States Hospi
tal. at Fifth and Buttonwood streets :
Jcisn Bain, Co. F,6Bd New York Regiment.
Oliver Clouse, Co. 11, 2d Michigan Regiment.
Christopher Butch, Co. B, Mgt Pennsylvania Rae-
Inent.
Anumr—Thirteen new quarter-bar
rels were picked op late on Monday night, by the harbor
police. They were found drilling In the Delaware, off
Vino•street wharf, and were taken to the station. house
pt Front and Noble greet', to await a claimant.
FOUND DROWNED.—The drowned body
of an unknown man wan round in the Deltware yes
terday, at Pine-etreet wharf. The coroner wee nntl
fled. Verdict found drowned, and the city will pay 14 02
for the burial of the body.
AcorozNT.—A child of about four
years ,or age, wbose name '
could not be ascertained, was
run over 3 esterday by a milk wagon at Twentyeecond
and Lombard etteetn, and eerlously Injured,
PEnsoNAL.=Major Albert G. Enos
of the Bth Pennsylvania Cavalry, has returned to this
City. • Ile wee a participant in the battle at Fair Oaks,
to d speaks in the 'highest terms of the conduct of our
soldiers.
LAIINCH.—The schooner Rachel tea
twin, 600 tone burden, was successfully launched yester
day afternoon from the able yard or James Rouse, Po•t
Itlchmotal. A large crowd was present to see the launch.
STATE MEDICAL eoCliTY.—The Medi
cal Society of the Mato of !•nn•ylyaula will commence
Its annual session In tide city tn•day.
BALI or A PRIZE —The prize sohooner
Island Belle Ilse been avid for 116,000. -
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.
PHlLineupnu, June 10, 1882.
There was not much excitement at the Stock Board
this morning, and but little change to prices lid to be no
ticed. On the receipt of advices from New York, the
price of Reading Railroad fell to 29, and' continued firm
all day ; the sites 1880 remained at yesterday's figure,
89 befog bid for more than holders would sell. Considera
ble quantities of North Pennsylvania Railroad changed
hands at 10X mIOX , with a downward tendency. Long
Island advanced to 17 at the Second Board, and was firmly
held at a higher figure, although some was sold at the
figura named. Gattawissa common stock brought 2X,
the prefirred rose to 9X —an advance of X on yester •
day's figure. Pennsylvania Railroad suffered a decline
of X, and sold at 48X, improving, however, on the
closing bid to 48% ; the bonds, second mortgage, were
firm at 9834, yesterday's price. Elmira Railroad im
proved %, and brought 1234. Beaver Meadow declined
X. Little Schuylkill rose to 20. Harrisburg Railroad
brought 65—01 d price. United States 7.30 declined X ;
the sixes HSI remained firm at 10634 ; very little was
done, holders evidently ,waiting for better prices.
Philadelphia sixes, now, was steady at 103; the old,
at 9834, slightly advanced. Schuylkill Navigation
sixes /882 wee steady at 7134 , being an advanoo
of 1 ; the preferred shares advanced X. Lehigh
scrip declined 1 on yesterday's lowest figure; the shares
remained the same, 98 being freely offered. North
Pennsylvania Os advanced the tens 34 an yesterday's
bid. Pennsylvania 68 advanced X, and receded at the
cloning price to 89. Paesenger Railways were lively.
Green and Coates 27X —an advance._ Spruce and Pine
18. 'Thirteenth and Fifteenth 15. Frankford and South
wark 45 ; 69 was bid for Second and Third; 7 for Race
and Vice; 64 for Weal Philadelphia; 80 - for Ohestnut
and Walnut; 223 j for Arch street. Bank 'harms wore
dull. Girald sold for 4034 ; Ferment" and Mechanics'
53; North American 136; City Bank 43; 108 was bid
for Philadelphia; 253( for Mechanics'; 62 for Western;
24 roe Mannfactutors' and Mechanics'; 81. for Common
wealth.
Operations in gold were large on the streets, the rate
advancing .to 4X, and closing at that figure. Foreign
coin was very dull.
Money still plenty, and rates moderate.
r Meters. Drexel h 00., bankers, No. 33 South Third
street, quote
Now York exchange parcel-10 pox
Boston exchange. parcel-10 pm.
Baltimore exchange. parcel-l 0 dia
Country funds X 06.10 dia.
American gold 4%04% prem.
U. 8.7 3-10 Treasury noted 105 X er LO6.
One year certtficates %ss) prem.
The following is the amount of coal transported on the
Philadolphia and Beading Railroad during the week
ending Thursday, June 5, 1862:
Tone. Cwt
Prom Port Carbon - 8,868 05
" Pottsville 381 18
" Schuylkill Bavem • 16,191 13
" Auburn 1,915 02
" Port Clinton 2,560 13
~ Harrisburg and Dauphin ...... .... 851 07
- Total aatbracite coal for week... 30,972 18
From Harrisburg, total bituminous... 814 18
Total of all kinds for week
Previotudy fhb year
Total
To same time last year 748,979 02
The quantity sent by railroad from Pottsville coal re
gion this week is 30,321 11; by canal 24,451 10 ; for
the week ending June sth, 54,773 01 against 71,825 tons
for the corresponding week teat year. Nearly two dap?
businees of this week was cut off by the freshet, which
caused the decrease.
Tbo trade tutus up this week, compared with laat year,
ati follows :
1861. 1862.
130. &
WOOR.ITOTAL. WINK i TOTAL. DZO.
- -- --- .-.
P. aB. 11,.... 34,925 708,490 30,322 794,1801 90,890
Bold. Canal- 38,900 318,6810 24,452 322,3801 6,314
L. Va 2. B. 8.. 9,945 373,284 18,855 372,8081 d 631
Lehigh 06med. 27,8111 206,274 35,649 218,2581 - 9,982
Bcranton ll'th. 20,354 819,178 10,811 312,238 Id 6,588
D o N or th 8,708 93,5 -8 8,780 110,687 17,099
De 1.5 Bud Co. 26,638 118.992 21,587 100,5471016,445
Wyoming So.. ...... . 81,801 74,9581 18.155
North 18,289 5,7831d1.0,498
Broad T0p.... I ... • 63,571 122,310 59,278
l
Shamokin.... 4,110 70,048 7,853 73,918 3,573
Treverton .... . . ..... 17,638 20,304 2,088
Bh. 1 1 t., H.T. 28,572 28.095 2,523
Lykens Val s , 26,937
_1 19,451 d 7,486
166,088 2408,839 161,289 2572.275
.181,289
12408,639
1 4,799 I
..-.. •
183,838
The increase for the year no tar Is only 163,536 tom'.
The whole or this Increase will be lost by the freshet, and
probably more too—aud the trade last year was 684,108.
tens lees than the previons year.
The following is the Shamokin coal trade tor 1861:
Nor wet k ending Saturday last 7,852 13
Tot al 73,90 13
To same time last year 70,012 16
Increase 3,872 11
The New York Post of to-day says:
The stock market was lees buoyant this forenoon than
at the clone of bueinees on Monday, but prices are gene
rally steady, and leave off arm on Governments and
railway bonds. The amount of actual business done Is
]ere then yesterday. The firmness on New York Central
at the advanced price is the feature of the railroad share
list. Thorn is also increased attention directed to Illinois
Central, on account of the reopeulug of the blockade of
the Misstssippl river
The market for gold and exchange is less excited than
yesterday. Gold is 104%104%. Bills on London It6®
115%. United States notes, custom-house Mane, aro
101% X per cent.
The weekly batik averages, which we published last
evening, show no important variation from the previous
statement. The deposits, baring 'attained the large figure
of $126,500 000, aro steadily maintained, while no addi
tional employment is found by the brokers in the way of
1011118 or discounts. Some of them have reverted to four
per cont. depoaits with the Sub-Treasury, and others to
she conversion of United State. notes into five-year six
per cent. United Litotes stock, under the act of Fobraary
26. Tll6 specie line is steady. The otrcalation, as usual
at the beginning of the month, is partially increased.
Philadelphia Stock Exchange Sales, Julie 101
' [Reported by S. E. SLATMLICEB, Phila. Exchange.]
FIRST BOARD.
800 City 6e Nw O&P.108 80 Cat It Prof 9%
606 do.nw.o & P. 103 103 do ..blwn
700 do..nw C & P. 103 9 Penne B 48%
99 Reading R..s6wn 20 20 Minims R 12%
300 d 0... ..... cash 29 170 Spec 5P0.1119135w0 18
. 20 do 29 5 Elmira Ohat 101.. 38
860 do.. Jots. bb 29 7 Lehigh Scrip . .81
228 •do lots 29 130 do Scrip... .
30
45 do .essin 29 83 do lote.bs 80
26 do. ..2dl a-29 1.10 128 do lots 30
60 do . . 29 10 do 39%
16 Green & Cuates.. 271( 10011 07.3DT Ss blnk 105
60 do .... . 27% 2000 El SBe 'Bl 106%
170 N Peon s 10% 1000 City Os KSO oar 98%
200 Long laid It 1111% 8 Farm & Mach Bk 53
30 do.* ....s6wn le% 81 Lehigh Nav-lots 48
7 °bard Bk.. -... 40% 1500 Obes & Dol fts.... 80
700 Elcb Nay Be '83... 71% 1000 do. 79%
130 Catawlese R... - • 2% 6 Beaver Meadow.. 68
BETWEB BOARDS.
3000 Penns ss. 89% I 300 Catawissa It Pref 9 1(
1000 N Penns 65...... 89 16 Penns R. 49%
40 N Penne R.... 115 10% 100 Soh Nay Pref.... 16%
100 do . .. . 10,E 4 Bank of N Amer.l36
5 Philadelphia 8ir..10E% 1000 Penne B 2.1 mtg.. 98g
60 Lehigh way 48 2000 Beading 6, '86... 89
40 Little Soh R. 20
BBCOND
7 Li high Scrip.... 80
50 18th 1.15th.et..b5 16
300 Sch liar Pref.... 16%
-60 do b 5 16X
2 City Bank 43
60 Long lend E..n5 17
460 do lob; 17
400 N Pa R....10ts bS 10%
107 Spruce A Pins.b6 13
60 do ...s5 13
CLOSING PI
• Bid. Asked.
U S 13/. aux nag
US Tr 7 3-10 i. 105% 100
Philada 6s. 98X 99
Philada 6. new-103 103%
Penns 60 89 89%
Reading B 28 94 29
Read m6080'48.102 103 '
Rend Ws '7o. 93% 93% .
Read nit 6e'86.. 89 89%'
Penne Rex div. 48X 48%
Poona It 1 m6e..104% 106
Penns R2m 68.. 98% 98g
Morris Cal Con.. 40 46
Morris Cl Pref.lls 117
Soh Nav Stock.. 5%
Bch Nay Pref... 16% 16%
Scb Naves '82.. 71 72
Elmira B 13% 13
80 .pruce et P10e..n5 13
5 Beaver Meadow.. 5234
85 do 52
50 Little Bob R...b5 20
29 Harrisburg 55
5 Reading R 29
60 - do. .b3O 29
1000 Pa R2d mtg.,,,,, 98%
1000 City 6e Nw Hoar 99
ICES-818 .
Bid. Asked.
Elmira R Prf... 23 26
Malta 75'73... 89 90
L Island R..... 17 11)
Leh CI B N.x.-di 47% 48%
Le CI Sr NAY sop 20% 30
N Penne 8..... 103 10%
NPalttle 80 110%
NPa It 105..... 98% ..
Cataw R Con... 2% 2%
Catawlssa Prf.. 9% 10
Frnk A South B 45 46
24d3d-st R.:.. :
703
Raced Vine-K B 7 8
W Piffle& 64 64%
Spruce d. Pine.. 12% 13
Green it Coates.. 27% 28
Chet A Walnut. 38 28
Arch Street..... 22% 23%
Philadelphia Markets
There is rather more 'activi ty in Flour to-day, with tales
of about 3,800 bbis;to note, at $4.62X n 4 76 for North
western extra, and $4 57X o 5 for extra family do., In
cluding 500 bble Penna. family at $6.25, and 1,000 bbls.
good Ohio do. on private terms. The trade era buying
moderately, at from our lowest figures up to $5 50es8 50
per bbl. for fancy brands, as to quality. Ryo Flour is
scarce, and selling freely ats3 25 per Dbl. Corn Meal is
wanted, and rolling at $2.62X per bbl. for Penna.
Wits/T.—The offerings are light today, and only a few
email lota cf Pennsylvania redo found buyers at 81.17*
1.20 for fair to good quality, in store; 900 bush Southern
do sold at $1.28, afloat ; 2,000 bash Kentucky white at
$1.3701.39, and 500 bushels poor Pennsylvania at
$1.27, in store. Bye is firm, and Penna is worth
680. Corn is unchanged, and 6 ,000 bash yellow cold at
47 ml 2c for infer:or and 63c for prime tote, afloat; about
1,100 bush Penna sold at 52j(,r, in store. Oats are firm,
stud 6,000 bush Penna sold at 40c, measure; 1,300 bush
Barley Malt Bold at $1.06, in the cars.
Il•nx —lst No.l Quercitron is unchanged, and selling
at $33.50 V' ton.
Corms.—The market continues very quiet, the firm
ness of hit dere limiting operations.
enocznies AND PNOVIIIIONS.—The markets for both
are Tory quiet, And prices are iinchanged.
IVaisav,—Tbere is very little doing; Pennsylvania
bbls selling at 24M0; Ohio do at 25c; and drudge at 22,tic
41 , gnilon.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
UP TO 12 O'CLOCX LAST NIGHT
AMERlCAN—Chestrint street, above Fifth.
Than II Denny, Delaware J H Seymour, New York
Lielit Col J W Neild, Pa Wft Wolff, Philadelphia
It D Glenn, Jr, Ballinsore P F Mane Rw, Danville
Semi Yorke, Jr, Danville Mrs Thompson, Danville
hire 'Faris Jt ion, Danville Clt Sherman, California
W C &antral, Nt w Raven Dr L Trexler, Berke co, Pa
Henry Ruetmore, L Wand Wm Wilhite, Wheally, L
Jae Ii Wiliets, Pln.hing, L I John T Moere, idd
W F Smith, New York hi M Rhoads, Taunton
Jos L Presbury, Taunton P Weston, Brooklyn
J L Taintor; New York A Ashlield, New York
J H White, Maryland J. N Gildersleeve, Delaware
W Cummins, Delaware R N Nemkon
W H J Oox D Jo h nson, Farington
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W A AtMilton, Delaware If B Carlisle ,h la, Dal
W OBenntaln,Dover, Del J 0 Bell. Maryland
G W Parson & ;a, Itfaryland Limit Ariovismith, Perna
STATER UNlON—Market street, above Sixth.
Olertur, Columbia, Pa Denote Morgan, Danville
S Roney, (Hester co, Pa W tinderson,-td D, Penna
Bobt Elder, Pittsburg H Stratton, Aleadviile
Wll Peters, Pike's Peak J H Preston, Virginia
D WNe, Pottsville Mrs J F Strickler, Poems •
Mies Strickler Wrightsville W L Boyd Wrightsville
ha M Bold, Penns W S Boyd. Wrightsville
.7 0 Brubaker, Wrightsville J Blandest, York co, Pa
Miss Lindsey, Columbia, Pa kin .7 0 Kay, New York
Mrs E Watson, New York ' 'Joe Swartz, Petersburg
W W Morrison, Penes W A hiorrieou, Jr, Peoria
COMMERCIAL—BIuth street, above Chestnut
B McCurdy, Nona J B Jorian, Elkton, MI
B Small, York, Pa J W auk, Lancaster
Carroll Nelda, Penns L ' Sprnos Creek
Lied Col Ni , L.Penns W A Atwo od, Peons
Mks M D "rimy. Elktonadd Miss Horton, Elston, Bid
Freak Egon, Elkton, Md Dtd Ilsotiogs, Lain co
J L Wright, Lancaster co -A B Sharer, Luck Haven
DlcOlosky, Lock Haven 0 B Massey, Lock Heron
MOUNT 'VERNON HOTEL—S cond et., &bore Arch
It Boatel. Now York 13 E Scot., 'Boston
HMr Clure, Berke co, Pa A 8 Robb, Now Jersey
Z INcEuH ro, New York L Walton, Penosylrente
R Knight, Warne co, Pa R Cole, Wayne co, Pe
A B Stinson, Now York M elgrawood, Zquinunk,
A W Mattheive, Enninunk J B Wilectu, Roittou
J A Wlleoa, Boston '
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut eta.
Geo K Wheat, Wbeeling,Va D Flaming, Harrisburg
Capt Ludington, 13 S A Uwe G Turner, R. I
Semi S Constant, New York Semi 8 Coe, Ohio
John Klleour & wf, CM, 0 D B Devideon, Pa
B 5 Cox. Illinois 11 A Turpin, New York
II B Mubteuberg, Reading ?dm Mublenberg & ch, Pa
.1 V Criswell, Harrisburg John Torrey, Jr, N.l
B Curbing, New York B Bsrnworth & la, Boiton
%mate Burnham, Dorton J D Batchelder, Boston
C A Peirco, Pros', B I It Badeckor, Bremen
Olues Jack. on, Jr, Boston B Reilly, Lancaeter
A Erbeo & la, Lancaster B E Mallory, Mystic, Ct
II B Alden & al, blase II J Elouthmayd, Jar City
F 5 CUZZPDS, Now York W Thompson, Pottsville
Mrs Boreal', Baltimoro E C Mason, Fall River
Com Stribling, U S N D Winne, Buffalo
W Parker & wf, New York Isaac 0 Banes & la, Boston
B L Ferguson, New York Itl Delano, New York
B Chamberlain New York Alf Brooks, New York
Min Brooke, kiew York A Tenney, Now York
A Litchfield, Boston J W King, U B N
G A naIIBOY I Newark, N J Jos II Freight, Baltimore
G E Howe, Ohio (Sept 0 t Nott, lowa
Com Brenta & la, U 8 If I E Sheffield New Raven
Bre De Gsuno Whitney Miss Biddle, Detroit, Mich
W A Martin. New Yolk \V Powell & la, New York
ld La Lucy Robins, N Y Wyman. Flint Boston
B Warren, New York 0 II Hilary, New fork
J'T Ellie, Roxbury, Mass 8 0 Babcock, New Haven
Mice Offline, New haven BOHa e, Harrisburg
M T Lynde & Is, Brooklyn Mire Tilly Lynde, Brooklyn
X A Taft, Providenco, B I' Jos Elbree, Fall River
Lemuel Doblv, New York H B AVaramr, New York
J 0 Hicks, Boston N Patterson & vrf, Ohio
B GMon, Lberpool Mil Onion, New York
W F Patterson, rottavtle ' W W Richmond, N Heron
H B Hoyt Connecticut Vf S Hook, Illinois
J B Fat roll, Boston 0 If Lewitt, Boston
WII Witte, Linden • • H W Smith, Winitiineton
reMosa Palette; Washln Dr G F Matthews, !due
J IP Feller, Catenuous A H Smith, New York
II S Tudor, New York Z A Strong. New York
Cll Richardson & wf, N Y Hiss Richardson, N York
Bet j Ittauklin ta f, N . Y Jno Ed Newball,bytin,llass
J/10 Siniumni, Boston J W Bigelow, Boston
11 Tellabt, 'Wheeling, Va W J Morris, New Haven
J 0 Wallington, 11091011 W T Richardson. Boston
M L Smith, Boston Jno T Idansure .R laland
Ikbt Barton, Rhode Island C Van Vont, NW Jersey
H J Donley, Albany T D Price, Hannibal, Mo
W 111 Whitney, Boston A J Radcliff; Oin, 0
M Pratt A P Knelale, New York
0 S Omit, New York II 9 Goodrich, U S A
A G Goodrich, U El A Geo L Gillespie, U 9 A
W Blake, New York W H Bailey, Boston
Cell Itiebardeon, New York 0 D Baldwin, Boaton
?it?' 7 homes. New• York
E. Boothley
P Y Small, Yolk, Pa P A Eiehelberger Jc 1a: Pa
SDT Shoemaker, Baltimore J T Sheila
Z E Simmons, New York E Turpin, England
.1 G Camp, New York E Naumberg. Baltimore
J L Ned& e dr h., U.S A J McFarlaad, Newark, NY
C Bromide &la J M Stewart, Alex, Pa
G Vi' Harebman, Dayton, 0
MXRCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth et., below Arch.
J A Polk, Manch Chunk .1 W Roborling, M Chunk
J Gray, Allegheny co II W Chessman, Ohio
J Thompson, Allegheny • J W Barba% Now York
W J &Merin, New York J J Dull, Harrisburg
M C Chaplin, Kontucky G W laPanglor, E Borlin, Pa
C Spangler, York, Pa P Snerioger, Tyrone
0 P Dull, McYrytown - J T Powell, Virginia
A J Lewis, :Virginia J Winaus, New Brighton
W Scott & la, Penns G W Al Mon, Beaver, Pa
Lhl Fleas; Colorado Ter Dr J Ramsay, Penna -
J Sharpless, Penns J L Chase, Titusville, Pa
J Tit lir, Pittsburg W J Gilmore, Pittsburg •
J R McClintock, Pittsburg W G Patton, Columbia, Pa
II Er. Lyon, Munoy Maj J Cummings, Penns .
C E Wright, Troy, N Y S D Howe, Now York
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J N COP, Conni3cticut Col E A Reeder N Jersey
G N llirick, Aihland 0 Hampshire, Reeder,
T P &Enron, Mauch Chunk S C Brown, Adams co
31,317 14
865,835 18
Dr B Wallace, Beading
D H Tuibleb, E she
-.896.954 12
THY 13FION—Arch street, above Third.
Jae McGregor ' Pittsburg G B Goadlender, Clearfield
Sirs Coleman,Penua Mrs Hay d: den, N J
J 0 Lane, Lancaster co A Hyman, Wilkesbarre
I B Wail, Wilketbarre S W Williams, Pnila
A L Cce, Cordon, Pa J 11 Lushbagta, Hagerstown
Tbos Taggart, Begeratown Bobt H Howled & In, N J
Dr S Cornell, New Jeriby Miss Thompson, Wile, Del
J 7homteon, Wile, Del
ST. LOUIS HOTEL—Obeetnut 'area, above Third .
F Shifty, Blitimoto Major AFL McClure, Pa
G Tantrum°, Baltimore A W Thompson, N J
Taylor, Penns (3 II Plume & eon. Maas
G W Waterman, Harrisburg Mrs A Alliu, Altoona
T (Jamison, Prima W S Shattuck, New York
T P Deran, New York C 'Underwood
D W Whitney, New York .
BARLEY SHEAP—Seoond street, below Vine.
D Bergin, Trenton, N J A Johnson, Pennsylvania
A Fluck, Frenclitown, N J C Horner & la, Bucks
W Rowland, Pennsylvania AR W liuight , Feesterville
A Dazabower, Bucke J T Dungan, Pennsylvania
S Ely, Bucks B Meyers, Milltown, Pa
Al Bich, Bucks B Mothers & - son, Bucks
B J Armstrong, Doylestown Sarah Heston, Bucks
Mout Lehman, 104th P V J Poulson, New Jersey
J Rich, Buckingham. Al Jarrett & la, Backs
13 Barmy, Fox Chase B W Simpson, Bucks
11 leskos, Hatboro A J Hay, Manyunk
C Cosily, Byberry Goo W Carver, Westchester
Wm Davison, Pennsylvania
BLACK BEAK—Third street, above Callowhill.
A Seeman ' Bellefonte Mite Neff, WomelmLrf '
Jos Youug , Allentown W B Bechtel, Pa
Leman Betz ' Ohio A B Bidlogo°, Woodbury
Adam rote, Pennsylvania A Baker, Pennsylvania
01) Spell, Evading A Pursel, 8 Keaton, Pa
0 Alortison, Huntingdon A Buckman, Pa
.1 Lukens,Southampton la V B Vauardadalen, Pa
Airs Vantrdsdalen, Pa 0 B Knight. Smithfield
John ilereb, Pounaburg W flamer, Pennsburg
C limper, Jenkintown .1 111 lieges, Penueburg
J Butte, Sumneytown- J Dauber, Peansylranin
J Bienltu,d, Bow York
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street, above Third.
S Bartholt mew, Montg co B Graver, Luzern° co
II G btehnnetz, Lanc co . J Wright, Pottsville
JOB endth, Waabington J M Hedon, Doyleebwn
Semi J Apple, Millville J M Harley, Backe co •
N Wetzel, Pottsville Lyle W Murphy
John 8 Petereon, N Joyner J Byer Bloomsbury
0 8 Birch, Beading Ng - Major k wf, Rottuille
IH O Becker, Beading •• John li klumi:Letiocy •
CONTINUATION OF DR. 4Epnr's LECTURES
IT THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSTLYAMIL—The lecture of
the course of lectures now in progrese by Professor
Joseph Leidy, hi. D., at the University, on General
Natural History, delivered yesterday, wan largely at
tended, and listened to with deep interest. Haying con
clotted the Protozoa and the Radiate, bie lecture yes
terday was devoted to the third grand division of the
Animal : the Articuiata, which may be
raid to embrace the almost illimitable range of worms
and Insects. This division was sub-divided into three
classes, denominated respectively, Vermea, Arthopoda,
sad Arachnida, which, for greater convenience, were
still farther divided into a number or orders. The Iwo
first of the claims named above monopolized the hour,
in the conrae of which Dr. Leidy Imparted, in his own
instructive • ay, an immense amount of scientific in
formation relative to these commonly-overlooked and
despised classes of the animal kingdom, but which, when
subjected to microacopic inveitigation, are instinct with
beauty and design. In the course of his lecture he stated
what may he of value to persons dosirocis of making
obtervutions for themselves in this department of study.
When about eighteen years of age, Dr. Leidy said he'
had purchased a microscope from a pedlor at two del.
tars, in using which he discovered that the selicontrac
lift of a grasshopper's wing, when it had been stretched
Out like a fan, was by means of tine spiral springs, or nerve
cords, with which they were transversely supplied.
Baying mentioned this fact, subsequently, at the Aca
demy of Natural Sciences, he found that it had been
theretofore unknown. The Academy used it, and since
then the discovery had been referred to by various Eu
ropean writers. Ile mentioned this fact, he said, in
order to chow what could be accomplished with very
bitting expenditure, and to inform his audience that
these of them who look an interest in these investigations
need not be deterred from it by tke mere cost of an In
strument. For till the investigations which he bad used
in this present course of lectures. (which is by far the
most thorough and complete over given in this city upon
the subjects treated,) a microscope. costing from ton to
twenty-five dollars, was amply suilicient. These in
struments, he knew, were sold from two dollars to six
hundred dollars, and many physicians, under the mis
taken idea that it was necessary to their purpose, paid
from one hundred to two hundred dollars for instruments ,
which serve them no better than some others at one
fourth the price. Erenborg, for example, one of the
moat eminent writers and authorities in this department,
bad made all his observations with a microscope costing
twenty dollars. .In his next lecture, which will be de
livered on ni xt Tuesday, at 1.20 I'. M., he will enter
more fully upon the structure acid peculiarities of the
various coders of insects.
EXQUISITE SPECIMENS OP TUE PHOTOGRAPHIC
'Azy.--Our readers of the Lutheran Church will be glad
to learn that Mr. P. Guteknnst, the celebrated photo
grapher, No. 704 Arch street, has just published, at
his ganef y, a very beautiful card photograph (from the
finest portrait extant) of the Rev. Dr. Henry Melchior
Muldinburg, the founder and apostle of Emtheraniam in
America. end the honored sire of the distinguished family
of that name in this country. Ho has also made ad
!nimble carted, within the last few days, of the Rev. Dr.
D. W. Bartine, Rev. Dr. Greene, of Princeton Bemi•
nnry i Rev. Thomas IL Stockton, D. D., key. Dr Ed
gar, and a line vignette picture of the Rev. Albert
Barnes all of Mitch can be had at Mr. Guteknuat's
counters, together with a superior assortment of Photo
graph Albums of all sizes and styles.
JUNI 10-Itvening.
OA KFORD & SON'S DISPLAY.—It is worth a
ride from any part of the city to see the tasteful and
thoroughly mettopolitan display of Este, Caps, Gents'
Put Melting Goode, el cetera, made by Messrs. Charles
Oskfisid & Son, the popular Hastera of this city, in the
immense windows of their great eatabilahment under the
Coutineital Hotel. 'Their sales, this season, of these ar
ticles, whicb are ali either of their own importation or
manufacture, bare been nnprocedetted. The fact is,
this store ie a universal favorite, where everybody is
treated with respeCt and gets the full worth of his or her
money.
F.Ent GROCERIES FOR SUMMER RESORTS.—We
find that a number of proprietors of fashionable summer
resorts are sagaciously making arrangements to obtain
tln-ir groceries, for the season, from Mr. 0. H. Mattson,
of this city. Hts.store, corner of Arch and Tenth streets,
hab press MO a perfect bustle of bushiest' during the past
few days, in getting up orders of this clam for shipment
to •am ions inland and Seaboard places. We may state,
in this connection, that ail goods bought at this store are
deliver. d in any part of the city, or carefully packed and
seat to any of the depots, free of charge.
OUR CORRESPONDENT says , 4 that the ill
health of the soldiers before Richmond Is owing to their
baying such a forward Spring." We would ask whether
a Backward Fall is not equally injurious to the health
IN' Cutters" that bring in a revenue, like "Powers"
and 4 . eeynaye," the celebrated cutters at Charles Stokes
Clothing Store, could not be properly called revenue cut
ters ?
'Would it not be proper for a gentleman who has purchas
ed a coat at The "one price" Clothing Store otMr. Charles
Stokes, ander the Continental, to speak of !Las his . 6 ono
priceless coat 'I"
, AN EXTRAVAGANT WARDRORE.—The ward
robe of a lady of fashion was sold in London iset week.
The saleroom glittered with rich and gay colors, Genoa
velvets, brocaded silks, sables, cut:mares, laces, min
gled together in strange variety. There were In all two
hundred dresses of every variety of material and value,
and they realized between 4500 and £BOO. One of the
lots was a moire antique dress with toronoise bnitons.
Amid all this display of finery, there was not a single gar
ment toacampare, in motet to real good taste, with the
elegant • snits, ft.r gentlemen and youths, made at the
Brown Stone' Clothing Hall of Rockhill d< Wilson, Nos.
608 and 805 Chestnut street, above Sixth.
Naw 'salts OF. TREASURY NOTES.—A
Wasbirgton correepondent says that Secretary Chase
'ill ask Congress to authorize a further issue of 8150,-
000,000 of demand treasury notes ; probably $25,000 of them
of denominations under five dollar.. He will also propose.
for prudential and economical reasons, to "bare all notes
engraved, executed, and printed in the Treasury building,
under the direct auspices of officers of the department.
Thee° notes, like those previously leaned, will he freely
received in the purchase of mummer clothing, at the pala
tial establiihment of Granville Stokes, No, go co os / out
street, where the ehoapeat gartneuta in Um country are
otanaracturs4.
, THE PRESS. - PHILADBLITIA, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 11..1862.
WOoggin, Now York
0 Congrele, Now York
Pi D Corhighc, hI Chunk
TY ITEMS.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
Or SEE 101711111 PA GE
ARRIVED
Bark lelsnd City, Eindtb, 7 days from Portland, la bal
last to J E MOS try 6: Co.
Brig CoMelina, islet, 6 days from Boston, in bsliatt
to E A Bonder & Co.
San Everglade, Ftckott, 6 dale from Doeton, in ballast
to E A Sondes & Co.
Bcbr Orris Fronde, Clark, 8 days from Rockport, with
ice to captain.
Echr Albion, Holbrook, 9 days from Bcckport, with
ice to A Garrett.
Bahr Reindeer, Davie, 4 days from New York, with ice
to captain.
Behr Indian Queen, 'Hardy, 5 days from Fortrees Mon
roe, in ballast to Yau Darn, Woodworth & Co.
&lir lancet, Bayard, 1 day from Christiana, Dol, with
grain to Christian & Co. Val
Schr Telegraph; Connor, 1 day from Smyrna, Del, with
corn to Jae Barrett t Son.
Bohr Diamond State, Stilt, 1 day from Milford, Del,
with corn to Jet Barrett & Son.
Steamer Iratmy Garner, Pierce, 2.4 hours from New
York, with mdse to W P Cilde.
Berge Challenge, Harvey, 24 home from New York,
with mdse tow P Slyde.
Steamer Major Reybold, Robeson, 2% boars from De
laware City, with frnir, gm to captain; Passed below
Wilmiorton, barks Martha iS nna, from Cardenas. vla
Nrwport, RI; Hiawatha, from Now Bedford, and Island
City, from Portland.
TIELOW.
Scbr Albert Treat, Itowdoin, from Cardenas
OLEARED.
Brig Alice Lea, Corson, New Orleans, Tylor, Blom
& Co.
Brig Redwood, Boylei, Key West, JR Barley & Co.
Brig Orison Adams, Yorke, Portland, do
Behr West Wind, Oilman, Ponce, PR, J rda.on & Co.
Behr Wm Loper, Robineon, Newport. J R Blakieton.
Behr Pathfinder, Dayton, Yorktown, Vs, A Walthman.
Pchr Alliance, Williams, Alexandria, A Boyd.
Behr David & Lucy, Horan, Now York. W P Clyde.
Behr Thou Potter, Beckett., Boston, CasMer, Stlokney
& Woßluffton.
Ear Chas W Bentley, Chase, Fall River, do
Behr J D Buckalew. htellvaine, Norwich, do
Behr J Lanceater, Willette, Providence, Tyler, Stone
& Co.
Btr Alids, Robinson, New York. W P Clyde.
Btr Black Diamond, Green, N York, W Al Baird & Co.
(00rfasPondenee of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
LEWES, Del.. June 10, 12 M
The barbs Fannin, for Key West, and Conrad, for
Now Orleans, went to son this morning. Wunl nOrtb
east, and weather stormy.
Yours, O. JOHN P. ntralsitAlL.
• BY TELECRAPH.
(Correspondence of The Press )
Naw YORE, Jana 10.
Arrived, ship A M Lawrence, from Havre; ships Man
hattan and Invincible, from Liverpool; ship Flora, from
Leith; bark Z Caeu ing, from Hatanaka.
MBIKOR ANDA
The steamer Norman was launched at 11.40 yesterday
morning, from the yard ofJ W Lynn, at the foot of Bead
t.troet. She is bnilt of Delaware white oak, with iron
bracinge, in the most substantial manner. Shots intend
ed to run between this city and Boston, and will be cola
mended by Dept Baker, formerly of the steamer - Ken
sington. Lensl;, 230 feet; beam, 34 feet; hold, hold 18K feet;
1250 tons, and 600 horse power.
Steitnisbip Saxon, Matthews, cleared at Boston 9th
loot. for Philadelphia
Scbr Caroline, Fox, for Philadelphia, cleared at Now
York yesterday.
Steamers Mani, Nichols, and Vulcan, Morrison, hence,
arrived at New York yeeterday.
SPECIAL No.=Es.
MOONSHINE.
BY TUX BARD OS TOWER HALL.
'Through window of my lodging place,
The moon beam falls upon my face.
Fair Luna seems inclined to spark
This drowsy poet in the dark,
As once, on such a night as this,
fibs "waked Endymion with a kise;"
But if she means such tricks for me,
fibs wrongs my bashful modesty;
e And 1 with candor will declare
That "moonshine" I could never bear;
And yet it is a kind of stuff
That has admirers quite enough. •
How many folks of this great nation
Are prove to moonshine speculation!
Row many tradesmen are beguiled
By moon-strnck fancies—visions wild !
Oa " crtdit, system" etill proceeding,
Nor common sense nor conscience heeding—
Compelled to fix their prices high
Their urgent claimants to supply ;
Still driving on the rapt,! tide
To rain's gulf, expanding wide.
But 'rowan I3ALr. has never made
An offer of such moonshine trade—
Cash purchases and prices low
Our plans and principles will show ;
Aud these are all the tricks we know.
Buying and selling for cash exclusively, enables us
to sell at the lowest prices; the large trade we . have
thereby secured bnahles us to buy large lute intirst bands,
owe obtaining advantages in styles WI prices wkiloh
others do not possess, and allows ns to keep a larger Stock
and better assortment than can be found elsewhere in
Philadelphia.
. We bare goods adapted to all sizes; tastes, and pockets,
unsurpassed in style and workmanship.
TOWIB HALL, No. 518 Market street, Philadel
phia. BENNE fT St 00.
BATCHELOR'S IiAIR. DYE!
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
ILLIABI A. BATCHELOR'S celebrated Her Dye
produces a color not - to be distinguished from Baum—
warranted not to injure the Hair in the kelt; roniediet
the 111 effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the'llair for
GRAY, BED, or BUSTY HAIR instantly tarns a
splendid Bleak or Brown, leavingthe Hair soft and brao
tiful. Bold by all Druggists, Ao.
i The Genuine is signed WILLIA3I A. BATOHE.
LOB, on /Ai four sides of each. bon.
FAOTORY, No. el BARCLAY Street,
(Late 233 Broadway and 16 Band street),
my2a--17 New York.
ONE-PRIDE CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST
EITTTEB, made in the Beet Manner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST Selling Prim, marked in
Plain /figures. All Goode made .to Order warranted
satisfactory. Our ONE-PRICE SYSTEM is strictly ad
hered to. All are thereby treated alike.
se22-ly JONES R 00., 604 MARKET Street.
S.—T.-Ib6o—X
DEARVE4 PLANTATIOVI BITTERS—EX
handed Datrwe's Great 'Restorer. They Invigorate,
strengthen, end "purify the system, Cure Dyspepsia,
Acidity of the Stomach, Diarrhoea, &c. A perfect ap
petizer and tonic. They invigorate the hOdy, without
stimulating the brain. They are compounded of pure
Bt. Croix Bum, Boots, and Herbs, and are recom
mended by all who use them. Adapted to old or
young, but particularly recommended to the weak and
languid. Sold by all Grocers; Druggiste, Hotels, end
Saloons. P. H. DBAKIE & CO.,
my3-mwf3u 202 Broadway, New York.
MARRIED
SCHAFFER—POTTS —On Tuesday, the 10th inst.,
by the Rev. Frederic M. Bird, of Rhinebeck, N. Y.,
Charles Schaffer. +M. D., of this city, to Martha T 4
daughter of Robert T. Potts, Esq., of Upper Merlon,
Montgomery county, Pa. •
BARROS—LEVIN. —On the 10th instant, by Dr.
Burns, B. F. Tweet) de Barron, nttalhfs k la Lkgatiou
de S. M. rEmpereur de Brazil, to Miss Louisa O. Leiin,
daughter of the late Mon L. 0. Levin, of this city. *
TDOMPSON—BRUNER —On the morning of toe 10th
instant, at the house of the bride's father, by Bev. T. J.
Thompson, Mr. Lewis C. Thompson, of Pottsville, to
Mite Fannie 8., daughter of John Bruner, Ent , of Berk
county. Pa. , as
NESTMICAVE.—On tte sth Instant, by the Be,.
A. W. la 11by, Mr. John J. Nestor to Mies Louisa Cave,
both of this city.
JONES-111011.VANY.—On the titb Instant, in Balti
more city, by the Bev. E. D. Owen, Mr. Edw. 1). Jonea,
U. S A., to Miss Elizabeth Mcllvany. of Philadelphia.*
ABRISTRONG—WOLFEBTON.-00 the 4th instant,
by the Rev. Joseph Perry, Mr. Alexander Armstrong, of
Finland, to Bliss Amy Collins Wolverton, of this city. *
DIED.
IdAONMILL.—On the 9th instant, Annie T. Macneill,
eldest daughter of Malcolm Macneill.
. .
The male friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence of her patron's,
No. 310 South Fifth street, ou Friday afternoon, at fifur
o'clock, without further notice. ***
EVEBETT.—SnOdenIy, on the Bth Instant, of he:-
morrhnge -of the lunge, Rebekah, wife of Robert Eve
ritt.
Her friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited,
without further notice, to attend the funeral, from the re
sioence of her husband, 1223 Olive street, at three o'clock
this ( Wednesday) afternoon, Ilth inst. tF
Lt}—On Tuesday, June ad, near White House, Ye.,
of a mortal wound received Sunday, Juno let, at the bat
tle of Fair. Oaks, Lieutenant Horace H. Lee, of Comfier
F, Slat Penney lvania Volunteere, in the 24th year of hie
age.
Hie mole friends and these of hie father. Col. Robert N.
Lee, are reorrelfully invited to attend his funeral, on
Ilaursday afternoon, 12th Inst.. at 3 o'clock, from the
real& nee of his father, No. 109 North Sixth street. **
BERYILLY.-0a Sunday evening. June Bth, Kara
Charlotte Emma, second daughter of F. D. Reality, of
New York city. ar
SEYFERB ELD.—On the Bth instant. Marla, wife of
George W. Beyferheld, aged 49 para. ' A
Funeral from the residence of her husband, No. 711
Forilt ?rout street, above 'l:bates, on Thursday . after-
noon, at 1 o'clock. **
SLOANAKEIt.—On the Bth instant, thimuel Sloane
ker, in the nil year of hie age.
Funeral from his late residence, Ooates street, west of
Tweitty-seeeLtb, this (Wednesday) morning, at 6)
o'clock.
WEBII.—On the Bth Instant, Elizabeth K., wife of
Albert Webb, Jr , in the 26th year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her huaband, N 0.13
Budeen street, between Market and Chestnut, and Third
ana Fourth streets, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 2
o'clock.
l'ltußN.—On the 9th natant, Ann F. Thorn, in thel
86th yaw ot her ago. •
MOURNING GOODS FOR JUNE
BALI:S.L—Buck Barege Remnant or Grenadine
Bermes, Barrios, Crape ideretz, Bilk Madre, Point d.
Yr nice, Bummer Domt artists, Tatntees, tine bloneaelinee,
Silk Grenadine', l!oult de Sole or Mourning Bilk, Gros de
Rhine", Foulards, Crape Mese. Grenadine and; • Grape
Barege and Grenadine Shawls. Silk Net Shawls( )
dc. Also, Black and White Bilks, Poniertle,
Ginglianas, Yelencias, Aloha's% Ac.
BESSON & BOA'S Blooming Store,
jell No. 918 ORES NUT Street.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-
PUBLIC EZOBPTION
BEY. WM. C. BII.OIN,'NLOW,
OF TENNEBEEE,
BY THE CITIZENS OF PHILLDELPHI.
FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 13
AT 8 O'CLOCK PRECISELY'
Tho Uommitteo of Answgemonta mwetfolly
that the sale of Tickets will commence at tha
AOADEMT OF KIISIO,
ON MONDAY, JUNE gra, AT 9 O'CLOCK
and tontine daily until all are dirposed of.
Admission, with Baser Ted Beats, 60 onto.
I
The entire proceeds to be appropriated toei ,
estebilehmettt of the Hoerr]lle Whig. .. -
NO open et T (Mitt
•• PEOPLE'S STATE CONVENTION.
PEOPLE OF PENNSYLVANIA, who desire
cordially to unite In
SUSTAINING THE. NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
in Ile patrtotlo!efforto to encomia a see/lonal and unholy
rebellion againM the
UNITY 01 , THE REP ÜBI.IO,
and who desire to support, by every power of the Go
vernment, ourbundred thousand heroic brethren in arms,
braving diseale and the .nrlls of the field to preserve the
Union of our fathers, are requested to select the number
or DELEGATES equal to the Legislative Representation
of the State, nt such times and In such manner as will
best respond to the spirit of this call, to meet in
STATE OONVENTION,
A?
HAREISBURG, .
On THURSDAY, the 17th day or Jaty next, sell
o'clock on said day, to
NOIdIIiATE OANDIDATES
for the offices of
AUDITOR GENERAL
AND
SURVEYOR GENERAL,
sad to take such measures as may be deemed necessary
to strengthen the Government in this season of common
porn to a common country.
• Chairman of the Peopleiti State Committee.
OEO. - W. B A HALE RSLY. t s ocretariei.
JOHN . SULLIVAN ) $ m 72 11
OFFICE lOONONGAHELA. NAVIGA
TION COMPANY; . .
At a meeting of the Board of Managers of title Compa
ny, held on the Ist of May, 1862, the following resolutions
were adopted:
Resolved, That coupon bonds of this Company, boar-
Mg date the Drat day of July next, be issued to the
amount of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars,in
mimed One Thousand Dollars each, payable in wen
ty-fivo years after the date thereof, bearing interest
at the rate of -six per coutum per annum, paya
ble senii•annually, in the city of Now York, and the said
bonds ho secured by mortgage of the works and revenues
of this Company, to be made to 'Moms Bakewell, as
trustee,
for the holders of said bonds.
Resolved, That theTresident of this Company bo au
thorized to procure, to be negotiated, of the mortgage
bonds of this Company. Ode day ordered to be leaned, the
amount of one hundred and twenty-five thousand dol
lars, for cash, or the outstanding bonds of this Com
-petty, maturing on the trat day of January next, at
par•.
In accordance with the foregoing resolutions,
SCIMPTIGMS will be rewired until three o'olock of the
24th DAY OP JUNE NEXT, for the &hive loan.
formation with regard to the character of , the Improve:
wont may be obtained from Joehna Henna, Ede., of Han
na, Halt, &Co P ittsb u rg ; Abraham Gibbon'', Esq.,
Coatesville, Chea ter county . , Pa. ; and Meson. Jar,
Cook, & Co., Philadelphia, who are authorized to receive
subscriptions for the loan.
The Capital Stock of the Company is $720,700
Funded debt, (bonds outstanding) 182,000
There in no Dusting or other debt existing. The werke
are in active operatioa and complete repair, anti the re
ceipts justify expectations of the usual or average divi
dend for the present year. The works were eo tar com
pleted, and the debts of the Company paid as to enable
the Managers to declare their filet dividend, July 7th,
1801, since which time they have declared fourteen divi
donde up to July, 1881—eight yea's—amounting la the
aggregate to fifty-four and one-half per cent, or six sod
eighty-one hundredths per cent. per annum. There are
no bonds in the market better secured than those of this
Company, and nose that offer greater inducements for
inrcetment as to security and prompt payment of lute
teat, which is well known by the holders of the present
ontetanding bonds. The object of this mortgage is to
concentrate the bonds of the Company and secure the
whole. A preference wiD be given to the present holders
of the bonds maturing January Ist, 1381 The Company
reserves the right to accept the whole or any portion of
the amount subscribed,
my 27. tJe24 .1. K. MOOEIIEAD, President.
BTCOMPROMISE—PEACE.—SHALL WE
make the former and thereby secure the latter'!
Or, Shall we submit to Foreign Intervention'? NavEa!
Lecture on this subject, by the Bev. R. A, CARDEN,
D. D., (for the benefitof Zion Church,) at Spring Garden
Institute BROAD and SPRING GARDEN Streets, on
ITONDAY EVENING, Junel6th, 11362. AdmlaEion 10
cents. Se3-121*
arOFFICE CIRARD FIRE AND • MA
EINE INSIBIAN OE, COALPANY, 415 WAL
NUT Bt , PHILADELPHIA, Shy 12, 1862.—The Directors
have this day declared a srmi-annual DIVIDEND of
three and a half per cent., payable to the stockholders of
this Company, on and after the 15th instant.
m7l4.rawris ALFRED S. GILLZTI", Tregumrer
ItETAIL DRY GOODS.
E. M. NEEDLES.
1024 CBESTNUT STREET,
•
Efts Jost opened the following now atiddetdra bbigood" :
Mode Grenadine Veils. . • • _
Black and white Lfigured Nets for Slam" skid Gari
baldi'.
New Pointe and Valencienne Lace Collars.
• 6 , 66 61. Sots made up and
trimmed, from 83 to $lO.
Puffed French Muslin for Garihaldls.
A largo assortment of Sleeves, in black and white
figures, and plain Net. The above are offered at very
low prices. . je9-3t
TiItARGAINS ,IN LINEN GOODS.-
Heavy round-thread Shirting Linen, suitable for
Ladles' wear, for 26 cents per yard by the piece, usual
price, 40 tests; Tinton Table Linen. 87X cords per yard;
8.4 Barnsley, all Mien, 47 cents ; very tine and heavy,
82)1 ; Porible Satin Damask, of elegant quality, $1;
very wide do., 31.25; Narking. X square, for 75 cents
per doz. ; real .Barnsloy do., 31 1,0, ext,a quality; all
linen kiuckalack, 10 cents per yard ;, i do. 12X, 15, 20,
and 25 cents; all-linen Towels, 8 cents each ; extra qua
lity; 32X cente ; Ladies' and Gonta' Linen Mikis., $1.50
per dozen—a great bargain; Marseilles Honey
comb Quilt., Allendale Quilts, all very cheap. Persons
In want of Linea or Furnishing Goods of any kind, can
be suited here, at less price, for same quality, than they
Gun Sc bought at any other store.
R. D. 6: W. H. PENNELL, •
1021 MARKET Street, below Eleventh.
.N, D.—A large lot of Sheeting and Shirting Muslim.
Alec), Mosquito Nets, for Soldiers. ie9-8t
BR°CHE BAREGES, all wool, at
20 contd.
-Rich styles floe French L'areges, at 31 to 37 cents.
Blob styles Silk end Woel Chained, at 50 come.
RICH STYLES BILK GItiNADINES.
60 pieces plain litozambleues, double width.
Thin dress goods of every description •
TRIMMING RIBBONS, COLORED EDGES, ALL
SHADES.
J int received, a small lot of •
Very cheap fancy Silks.
1 lot figured *Eike, solid colors, greatly, purples, and
modes ' at 75 cents.
1 lot Corded Silks, solid colors, lose, maize, purple, and
mode, 81, worth 81.25.
Plain brown and mode Silke at 57 cents.
Plain brown and mode Silks at 81.1235 .
A large and choice aseortment of •
Laco Bournous,
Late Mantles, with Aufllett, -
Lace Pointes,
Fifty per cont. lees than cost of importation.
H. MING & 80N,
.4e5-tf . No. 713 North TENTH St ,sb.:OOATZEL
lAEL a CAM PBFAL,Li. & Co:,
12.7 0.11)18TNITT STRIGIT4
•
WHOLESALE ANDIIIITAIL, •
.
Very choice Goods of recent impottatloa.
Bleck ink Ohecked G'renadlue, extra
• Yonlatd Enka elegant steles and Itneekniditi..
Black Silks. beet breads.
Broche Barege, lieruauis and Mozaunblittea.
• 8-4 Paris Fil d'Oherre.
Poll diObeere, all wool filling. •
Grenadine Veils. In mode and other shaded!.
• • ' WHITE GOODS AND LINENS
he great variety, at extremely low prices. ja6-tt
SIMMER SHAWLS.
Barege, white, black, and fancy;
Blazatubinne, ()estimate, and Silk;
Black Grenadine, bright I)4Di-dere;
Bleck twisted-ndk Nett;
Canton Crapo and Black Filk•,
Stella and bordered Broche Shawls.
BH&RPLES3 BRATTIER&
je6 CHESTNUT sud EIGHTH. Streets.
8C N!'l% , "G ft - Alr . G 0 0 DAS:
8-cent. Stubbs Figured Mo
.Lalep.. • • . '
dx-cent Dark 'llloiiiinblotues. ' •• •••
12% -cent. Original - Quality Lovelies.
.• •
-
12%-cent. Figured Berme*, reduced from 87 gag, :
14-cent. Shined Mezambiques, worth 25 ants; • _
Nest Fast•Oolored Lawns, 12% and 16 cents.
Large Lola of Cheap Thin Goods.
FINE WIDE IdOZAMBIQUES.
Gray Double-Width Fine Mozambique. •
Black Bareges, some bargains, 18%. to 25 cents. '
25. cent. Finest Black Tamartinos.
BARGAINS IN ALPACAS.
Finest Black Altimiaa ever mold, for 25, 81, 88,40 cts.
Colored Alapacas, good, for 25 - cents.
•
DAMASK NAPKINS.
111.1.0 per dozen. NeatFigures,FastEdges, worth $2.
•Finer Grades Nayklos, Damask Towels.
Power-Loom and other Table Linens.
Nstra Fine Table Damasks and Clothe.
COOPER es CONABD,
.
•;jOT4 8. B. corner NINTH and MARKET Streets.
FIBEAP .GOODS. •
TV Irina Gingbams. French Lawns.
Pacific Lawns. English Challis.
Preach Baceges. Bareges.
English Prints.. American Prints.
SHARPLX3S DROTEISRS,
jeR CHESTNUT and NIGHT!' Street
NEW SPRING PRINTS,
OROLifil STYLES.
SPILSOII73,
ALL TWELVIII AND A HALF (MONTH.
A large lot beat styles andtaist colors at 100.
00WPIOTHWAIT & 00.,
mhl6-tr N. W. eor.•NIGHTH and MARKET
VYBE & LANDELL B AVE the
au Fashionable Black Silk Mantles made of the best
Wets Mike and Plinio shapes. ' jet •
WYBE & .LANDELL have desirable
styles dark French Lawns 'also, the bat stock of
low-priced Lawns. • net
YRE & LANDELL are dosing out
'Spring and d MOM! Draw Goods at low prices. ;a2
- WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION
of my cuetomere and friends to the fillowine Goods,
which era fresh and desirable:
Black and White Piald
Sllke. -
Organdie Lawns, choice series.
One lot of Lisle Gauntlets, at 18Ke a pair.
One lot of Black Bilk, $1.12X i the best I ever had for
the money.
At JOHN H. STONES',
jelo.6m 702 ARCH Street...
1024 CHESTNUT STREET
E. M. NEEDLES
Invitee the "special attentest';of "Ladies"
who intend "spending the summer" in "the
country" at .. Watering /laces," or in " fraud
ling." to a very large assortmat of
"TRIMMED AND MARE-lIP GOODS,"
IN "SETS, SLEEVES," ho.
In "POINTE, VALENOIENNE, GUIPURE,
MALTESE," and other Looro; and In
"LINEN, OAMBRIO, AND SWISS," - • -
wbkh be has just opened.
Aleo, in " Valencienne Trimmed" and "Raft.
Jed Cambric Handkerchiefs," embroidered, in
colors; together with a general assortment o
" White Goods, Linens, Laces, Embroideries,
Veils, Handkerchiefs," Ire., adapted to the yes
quirements of the present season.
A large and varied assortment of "Garibrad •
MILIUNS." and "Black and White Figured Net"
for "Rieeroes." -
-All the above of the '.Latest Styies," and •
the 4 , Yen Lowest Prim.** to 3
1024 OHNST.NUT• BTBI
.T
irtE & LAN DELL, FOURTH and.
ARON, bare a fine assortm e nt of Sommer Shawls.
EEE - 15 LANDELL have the Musk
snit Milo Plaid Mtn for Bonnet. and Drams at
111 PIT ilard;.• jot
NEW CLOAK STORE! •
The moat elegant seaortment in the ottir.
No. 21 South NINTH Street,
First door above Oheetnni.
Di 1416-1102
VLOAICB, PALATOTES AND MAN-
N./ TILLAEL—LadIea In want of the above artlelee
flnd It to their adtantarp to visit the old eetabllahed holm
of are. HENRY, No: tlB North NINTH Street, below •
ARCH. The latest Peril Styles always on hand at rim
tlist astonish everybody. 154411
A. K. MoOLUBE,
PITTSBURG, May 23, 1882.
.
t ie MEMOVAL . .
.pw HISSES O'BRIIAN,,e2d CHESTNUT Street, hey*
removed to 1107 WALNUT Street. three doors above Nle
ventb, north aide, and will open PARIS MILLINNRY,
for the Spring, on THURIDAY, A Ord 17. . sol2-2m*
NAT.T.VE''WIN . ES.'
•
ioniomy PURE .TUICE OF THE ORAPIC—THE
MOST DELICIOUS, RIM, AND FREUTT
' WINES EVEN, OFFERED TO
THE PUBLIO.
AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT JUST RECEIVED.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES" ,
sp24-1f OORNER ELEVENTH AND VINE
SALT. 2 ; 000 Backe Ground Alum
Balt 21,000 bushels do., do., 'do.; 4,000 bnobela
Tnrk'a Island do., in afore and for sale by MII3PRY
LOONS. No. 146 NORTH WHARVES. nir2
QARDINES.—A very superior brand
for sale by OBARLBS 8. OARSTAIRS,
eta 126 WALNUT and 21 GRANITE Street
CROSSE &BLACKWELL'S cele.
orated Pumas and 01&00}10, constantly tsselyed
by - - 'RHODE& & taaems,
myo lO7 South WATER &tree
NUTS. -20 BALES LANGUEDOC
ALMONDS; 25 bales ROILY ALMONDS; 100
bags Now ADEP:an PEANUTS; just received bud for sale
by. - .• • ' RHODES - &WILLIAMS,
11176 • 107 South WATBB Street
O . BOBBE & BLACKWELL'S. EN.G.
N-1 LISH PICHLEE.A heeh iniportatios of .1114Usti
Nettles and Sauces, just received and for sate W..
RHODES i wlLLiams,
ie2 10 South Wal•Ea Staid.
B ET CREDE -REIM ER'S
Irorytypes are the gems of miaature painting—
freab; warm, and imnreeeive Veto; es. Call at SECOND
Street, above Green, and examine them. it' •
"LIABBIONABLE HAIR. CUTTING
and "eagle Hair Dyeing done at .70:IRTFI and
8114110.11. . telt-int
GREEN TURTLE SOUP THIS
iva DRY by JAMES PROSSER,
lc 80S MARKET Street
"r NFORMATIO=N FOR THE
PROPLII-
WILLIAM 0. SIMARD takes this opportunity to in
fotm bin patrons and the trail° that he is now prepared
to furnish all the leading Philadelphia and' Raw York
newspapers, magazine,, and periodicals.
Agent for the DAILY and WREELY PRESS. Sub
scribers and others can have thaw delivered an soon as
booed at their residences or places of business In Frank.
ford or vicinity. - - -je9-Im
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
the owner of. the geed. stored In the third story
of premises No. 110 South FOURTH Street, that If he
does not pay °bargee nod take them away within TERRE
DAYS from this date, they will be sold by Public Auc
tion for etcoage,.accardlng to law.
J. T. W. MUILIOnt
Pumamet.plmt, Juno 7th, 1862. )e9.3t*
ATTINGB ! PLO TIN GB ! NAT
. .
Mnum 1.
5.4 WATT' AND CHECKED,
4..4 WRITE AND CHECKED..
' 5-4 'WRITE AND CHECKEDI
6-4. WHITS AND CHECKES).
' AT lOW DEICES FOR °ABR.
REEVE L. KNDaIIT,
•
' • No. 262 South BECOND Street.,
214 m II Wong aide. near !Spruce.
LADIES' TRUSSES, SUPPORT
NES, BRACES, and other Nathanlaal Appliances
of comet ocostruotlon and eass to the wearer. For sale
p adjustment at 0. H. WEDELNS' LADIES' HOER,
VIIINLFTH Street, Brat door below Sam
Agestgeg iee regething Enaturs Trthsac will WI at the
Southwest corner TWELFTH and MOE, where O. H
N. gives attention to this auctallaaturs. tohl24lroff
TENT -MAKERS' CHERRY TMT
BUTTONS awl BLIPS, United States ratters, for
sale at J. P. BBEVB, Southeast corner of THLB
TBENTH and NOWA Streets s Philadelphia.
my2B:lm*
rpultTLE AND CLAM SOUP served
aD daily (Sundays excepted) by .J.didlal ISO&
BE% 608 MARKET Street.
TeaskUies supplied Yung.
NEW PUBLICATIONS
alle% VICTOR HUGO'S
.11417 ' GREAT NOVEL
LES MISERABLES.
The American copyrigbt translation is published and
for sale tbie morning, in two styles—viz:
Large octavo, paper covers, price 60 coats, and on en•
perior paper, elegant cloth binding, $l.
It is alnxist unnecessary for the pnblisher of this mag
nificent work to PRY anything in its favor.
The French feualetonists and critics have exhausted
every adjective in its praise.
1 he %Malone eminent of $BO,OOO is reported as having
been paid to the author for the copyright
Machinery of the most gistantio character has bees set
at a ink in Europe to enhance its Sale there.
Its apreerance was followed by a furore unparalleled
in tbc literary sorid. Twos enormous editions, of ten
tbeosenn copies each, were swept off within the week of
its publication. and telegraphic orders arriving from all
parts of Europe remained unfilled.
ills the acknowledged literary event of the century. In
the way of a novel, there's nothing vender In all litera
ture.
*,* Bold by booksellers eyerYwhere, and sent by mall
FREE, On receipt Of price, by
CARLETON, Publisher,
(Late BUM) & oattLETott.)
No. 913 BItOADWAY, owner Idspenard street, N. Y.
my3l•ew-tf
NEW PUBLICATIONS.--
LIECTURIS ON. TON HISTORY OP THE
HASTZSN CHURCH • with an Introduction on the
Study of Zcclosiastical History. By A. P. Stanley, D. D.
Bro. $2.50. . .
FAITH. By Jamey IV. Alexander, D. D. 12mo.
$1.25.
LEOTURES ON THE SCIENOE OF LANGUAGE.
By Mai Molloy. 81.50.
PROOFS OF PRE-MILLENNIALISH. Introduc
tion. By the Bey. Dr. Newton. 25 cents.
HARRY'S 8118 TAKES, AND 'WHERE THEY LED
13181. 18mo. 30 amts.
THE CLOSER WALK; or, The Believer's Sanctifi
cation By Darling. 60 vents.
romas. By Bey. T. H. Stockton, D. D, 121 no. $l.
For sale by
WILLIAM S. & ALFRED TdARTTEN,
No. 606 CHESTNUT Street
AMOTOGRAYFIS.
A URA POPULARIS,_REBIER , s
.S. -IL, colored Photorzaibe, for 81, have made a deCided
hit,,-1C all rerrpricta a Snleht.d picture, artistically colored.
Gallery, SECOND Street, above Green. it
CARPE DIEM.—Go at once to REI
NERT. and get Photograph, In Oil color
—a glorious picture. Now made only at war prices, to
snit the times, BBOOND Etron. above Green. It
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
s di AMERICAN, ENGLISH, ati
SWISS WATCHES,
JEWELRY, AND SILVERWARE,
d 1 1' R.11.1)170R-D P'RlBlls
WATSON„
my29.2m 3116 OIipTNIIT B!$U
REMOVAL.
FULLER
Having Removed from No- 42 South THIRD Street to
No. 712 CHESTNUT Street, 2nd Floor,
(Opposite hfaeonle Temple t ) '
Now offers a Large and Desirable Stook of
GOLD AND SILVER. WATCHES,
ROGERS & BROTHERS' SPOONS AND INEZ%
AND
FINE JEWELRY;
To which tbo attention of the trade iainvited.
spao-8m
" AMERICAN WATCH COM
PANY,"
GOLD AND SILVER
WATCIIES.
FOB LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
COMPANY'S SALESROOM,
No. 712 CHESTNUT Street, Second Floor,
(opposite Masonic Temple.)
I. B. MARTER, Agent.
sp3o.Bm
VULCANITE RUBBER JE WELLY
A beautiful line of
GENTLEMEN'S 'TEST CHAINS, LADIES' OILA
TALAINE CHAINS, THIMBLES, OBOSSIS,
STUDS, BUTTONS, &0.,
Now in Store.
J. C, FULLER,
No. 712 CHESTNUT Street, Second Floor,
(Oppoeite Masonic Temple.)
apBo4m
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &o.
AFRESH ASSORTMENT, at LESS
THAN FORMER PRICES.
FARR & BROTHER,
Town tore, 824 CHESTNUT Street, below Fourth.
wits2o-rf • •
COOKINGI• ItAN.GE . 4, rIIRNA9B3,
COOKING RANGE.
ELEVATED DOUBLE-OVEN COOKING
RANGE. .
This Bangehaa afforded more eatiateettion they say yet
offered to the public.
ARNOLD & WILSON, -
1010 CHESTNUT Street.'
•
WARM •AIR FURNACES, •• •
Of the mat approved and econoallCSl witterne,
BUTTED TO ALL MASSES OF BUILDINGS.
• ..ARNOLD WILSON,.. .
1010 OIDISTNTIT B►reek
iniNAMELED SLATE MANTELS
.1'.% A large variety of thee* beautiful Mantels at
VERY- I t triT PRICES.
AliisTijED & WitgON,
1010 OHISTNIIT Bind.
LOW N AND COMMON
PARLOR . GRATES,
FOB BABB OB SOFT COAL.
Bot•air Registers and Ventilatora—a large assortment
. ARNOLD & WILSON,
1010 011ESTN111g Street.
sa2S-wie2adf
SPRING MILLINERY.
GROVERIES AND PROVISIONS
FffMw •r •
BOARDING.
-F IBST-CLABI3 BOARDING, in Ger
=morn, corner. of EAST WALNUT LANE
end the Math street, only five minutia,' walk from the
dep,,t. Large rooms and landsome grounds. Apply on
the premiere. jelo.3t*
QIIMMER BOARDING.-MRS.
BROORE, having taken a largo and eligible house
at MOUDiT AIRY, is prepared to make engagements for
the mason. The roans are large atd airy, and the house
well provided with amusements. The station being within
three minutes' walk, arm great inducements to business
men. Apply until 2at 1533 LOCUST Street. jelo•St*
COUNTRY • BOARD.—Boarding for
six or right poisons may be obtaiord, on roaton +hie
terros,'in a small funny, within three quartera of a mho
from Wallingford . Station, on the bloat Obeater and
Philadelphia Railroad. ::-
Jelo.Bt7a . A. P. GIRITIRLD.
PRIVATE B OAR 1) LN c conmo
dation!! for Gentlemen and their Wives, with plea.
rent °Male and communicating rooms Alen. pleasant
rooms to Level al *.ingle Gentlemen. .Apply at 802 North
TENTH Street. T, rms moderate. jelo-12t*
WMI W
•
WANTED= -2,000 Men along the line
of the Lehigh Canal, say 1,500 laborers, 250 car
penters, and 250 stone masons. Apply to the officers of
the Lshigb Coal and Navigation Company, at MAINE(
ORUME, ALLICNTOWN, or EASTON, or anywhere
along the line of the works. jell) U •
A PHYSICIAN, well connected at
Philsdelphla, with about $4,000, testy hear of
desirable opportunity to enter as partner in an es
tablifbed and well-paying professiooal business by ad
dressing w IL D.," Station D. Now, Yotit t jtk'T 11*
FOR SALE AND to: LET.
• • •
ge, THE SW.IFT:SURE. HAIG
.Ii. TESTER—PRICE REDUCED TO ONLHUN
BRED DOLLARS.—The attention of all person. who
have occasion to buy either a MOWER or REAPER, or
a COMBINED MOWER AND REAPER, is invites to
the truly efficient tas:hine sold by the subscribers. It
can be safely reconumeaded as reliable in every particular,
and has been unwed emphatically trnetworthy. In offer
ing the SWIFT.SIif SE. we have contltence al who par
chese will obtain a 'Machine which will not fail In the
time of aced, hoe, either as a Mower or Rearm, tally
realise every expectation. The price has been reduced
to meat the depreseed times, and bee been fixed for no
yref ebt ernstai at 8100 for a perfect two-huro etnixibinral
Harvester. As mere doscriptioDa are uomilsfactorr. nit
interested arc reqnritcd to call at onr Warehouses, Nos
21 and 23 South SIIIT2 Street, Philadelphia, or at ;le
Agricultural Implement Works, lirlatot Ps.
ItAt DAVID IgANDRETEI h 8.04%
FOR SALE, OR PART
it
PX
CHANGI.—Fine FA Riff, 218 ACRES, situate on
the Delaware river, 28 miles from the city. Itsilroud eta
tion upon tho place. Large stone ideation, beautifully
located, having a view of the surrounding country and
river from it. Three tenant's houses, large barn, number
of out•buildings, all in complete order. Superior fruitS
of every kind. Apply to • E. PETTIr,
jell No. 809 WALNUT Street.
FOR SAL E. --FIRST-CLASS
YAWS, containing 85 ACRES, near Doylestown,
28 mites from the city, in Rucks county, large and con•
vtynent initirovements,nicely watered, etc. A5O, II num
ber of FARMS in Chester and Dclawaro counties. Ay.
yly to E. YSULT,
jell No. SOD WALNUT Street.
FOR SALE, one of the best CLOTH
DOUSES in the city, for a moderate Sobbing and
Retail 0115 b Trade, the proprietor relinquishing the bu-
Bin ere for other interests. The stock le light, and will be
sold on accommc dating terms. This is a splendid chance
rarely offered. Address J. H. 8.," at this office.
je10.31.*
•
MARKET-BTREET STORE.;:-
Ea 'The desirable Glanite.rront Store, No 235, run
ning through to Church alley, to rent, at reduce i rate, by
Alimony P. it J. H. HOBSI3,
jeS-6t* No. 916 ARCH Street.
a TO BENT—Four Different Country
Places,
with a few acres of ground, One fruits,
near railroad stations, and conve.dent to the city.'one of
which is furnished. apply to N. PETTIT, •
je3 No. NM WALNUT Street
es FOR SALE—A desirable Farm,
.;a11.;.. 108 acres, near Downingtown, Mester actuity •
nicely watered ; hi drant water at the bode* and barn.
Birst-rate stone improvements, all in complete condition
tine timber, excellent Emits, Btc. Apply to
rETTIT, .
je3 , No. 309 WALNUT Street.
is FOR SALE OR TO LET—Four
WA. Houses, on the west side of BROAD Street, below
Columbia avenue. Apply at the sonthWast corner of
NINTH and SANBOM Streets. roli2B-tif
is TO LET—A beautiful °GUN
+ TIVI-YLACE, of 10 acres, on the west aide of
FRONT-Street road, above Hart lane, within ten !ni
nnies' walk of the Fraukford and Southwark passenger
cars. Pueeeeelou early in Anvil. Apply at the south
west coiner NINTH and SANSONE, sooond story.
tah23. tf
Ara FOR SALE, CHEAP—The hand
/Same COTTAGE. on LOCUST Street, West PhDs
delphi., next door to the corner of Thirty.ntrith. Apply
to 110E7. REED, R. W. cor Jonfper and Race. je7. 61*
all TO .LET.—Dwelling House, South
east corner of TWENTY-6.1100ND and (=AMEN
Streets. Xeys at Relf's grocery, corner of Twenty. se
mud and Mount S'ernon Streets. Aptily to
TA RE'S
.PRESSO'N ?
23' North FOURTH itreet.
t 5 TO RENT A well-furnished
BElLConntry House, of moderate idte. The grounds In
clude Flower, Fruit, and Vegetable Gardens, an Orchard,
a plesaant grove, through which a little brook flows, and
pasture grounds for the nee of two cows. It is situated a
mile and a half from Old Vint Road' Station, North Penn
sylvania Bailrostl. InQuire 11H6 LOOIIS r Street.
ap7-mwf
rpo DIBTIIALERS.
•A- The DDLTT. LLEBY known oei the
"PHEENIM"
end formerly owned and occupied by BAM.L. SMYTH.
&to., situated on TWENTY-141138D, between BAOZ
and VIRN Streets, Philadelphia, Oapaelly 600 nuebele
per day, la now offered for sale on reasonable =dad:AM.
modeling terms. Is in good running order, and has eli
the modern improvements. An Artesian well on the pm.
mises furnishes an Walling supply of good, pure water,
Address Z. LOCKI & 00., No, 1010 MABKIT
abut, Philadelphia. . fe22-did
PROPOSALS.
A NTHRACITE 00,91 a • FOR VHS
NAVY.
NATT DEPARTMENT. , •
BURRAU OFCONSTMUCTION,EQUIpRENT ANURRPAIRS, •
JUNE 10;1861'.
SEALED IIItePOSALS for furnishing- Anthracite
Coal fur the Navy, to be delivered during toe fiscal year
ending 30th June ; 1863, whl be recoiled at Chia Bureau
rmtil 4 o'clock, the 10th day of July, 1862.
Theta propoeals must be endorsed `, Ptoposals for
Anthracite Coal," that they may be distinguished from
other business lettere.
The offer must be for the delivery of 50,000 tons, of
2,240 lbs, ;• and, if an additiimal quantity of 50,000 is de
manded, it is to be furnished on I•ke terms and oondidona.
Ibe coal must of the best Buck Mountain, or Black
Beath, or of n kind equal to them in aU respects fur the
purpose intended, which equality will be determtmd by a
board appointed by the Secretary of the Navy, after the
reception of the bids.
The name of the coal proposed to be furniehed roust be
stab d in the offer.
It la lb b'e delivered in lumps of suitable size for naval
steal:erre—clean ; of uniform quality ; selected free from •
Impurities; unmixed ; of which the contra:tor will be re
quired to tortoise such evidence as will be emiefacttry
end be autject to tomb inspection, as to quality and quan. l .
titX, as the Department may direct. The coal must, in alr
reepicts, be tatlifactory to the Inspector, or Inspectors, to
be appointed by the Department, who. will have the right
of peremptory rejection.
The coal ie to belellvered on board vowels at such place
in the port of Philadelphia as may be designated by the
Department; and to each quantities, and at such times, as,
to the opinion . of the Department, the exigencies of the
Betties may r equire; commencing whoa the reek' fs re
ported ready to receive cargo,furnishlog, whvn required,
not- hoe than. +3OO tone per day, to be distriouted to each
verse, as may he directed, until the loading is completed:
Proposals will likewise be received for the aelivery •of
fifteen thousand tons, and tin additionalquantity of 15,000
tons if th mended, of the same quality, under the same
ter ms and condluona, in the part of New York.
In the case of failure to deliver the coal of the proper
Quality and at the proper time and place, the Departinent
will reserve, in the contract, toe right to purchase forth-.
with. at the contractor's risk and expense, that which
may be necessary to supply the eticiency.
Any demurrage or other charge to which the Navy
Department may he enbjetted front delay, In the prompt
delivery of the coal by the contractor, will be dedneted
rum their bill,.
The price limat be for the coal delivered on board 'ma
uls, stating the price it delivered on board at Richmond,
and that If delivered on board at any other place in the
port, on the Wine and conditions above stated, at the
contractor's Hat and expeore, and without extra charge
of any kind.
Ihe offer,. aS required by law, must be accompanied by
a written guarantee, signed by ono or more responsible
persons; to the erect that they undertake that the bid
der or bidders will, If hi,. or their bid bo amtepted, enter
into (litigation in each time as may be. preacribed by the
the Sectetary of the Nary, with good and sufficient sure
tire, to furnish lheisapplies proposed.
No proposition will be considered unless accompanied
by each guarantee.
• Two or move enrollee, in a gam equel.to the amount spe
cified to be paid, wilt be required to sign the contract, and.
their respoteibility will be certified by a United Slates
District Judge, United mates District Attorney, Cot.'
lector, or Nary Agent.
As additional and collateral security, twenty per cent.
will be withheld from the amount of all payments, not 10
be paid ex.cept by authority of the Secretary of the Navy,
moll the contract shall bare been in all respects complied
with; and the remaining eighty per cent, or other amount
that may be dee on each bill, will, when a proper certifi-,
cute to franiehed by the Inspector, and the bill approved
by the Navy Department, be paid each Navy Agent.
as the contractor may name within thirty . days after it;
preecatation to him.
It will be stipulated in the contract that if default be
made in delivering the coal of Me quality and at -the
place and time directed by the Deparcuen. then, and in
tbat caee' the contractor and hie sureties w ill forfeit and
pay to the United States, as liquidated damages, a sum
of money not exceeding twice the contract price, which
may be recovered from Ume to time according to the act
or acts of Congress to that case pp:Added.
Bidders whose proposals shall be. accepted, and nono
other, will be notified, and as early as practicable a con
tract wilt tie transmitted to them, which they will be re
quired to execute within ten days after its receipt at the
port office or navy agency named by them.
The form of offer, guarantee, and certificate is here
with given:
FON% of Offer.
I. (or we,) of —of State of Wee
to furnish and deliver thousand tone of --,-,-_
anthracite coal for steamer's use, at the rate of —,--
per ton, of 2,240 pounds, amounting to duliara,
and the additional urtratity It domaadcd 3 . the whole in
conformity with the provisions and ter me.of the advor.
tirement of the 10th. of Jane, 1962, from the Nary De,
partment, and heroto appended.
Should my (or our) offer or bid be accepted,L(or wuj
request to 1* lu3srand at and that Site coot:rank
may be forweniad to - for signatures gad certificate..
Place. Signed. A. it.
Date.
Form of Guarantee.
We, the undersigned, I esideute of • in the
Slate aud ---,of -, in the
&Meer hereby jointly and, tioaerally cove.
naut with the United Staten and guagantee that in case
the foregoing bid of be accepted, will, within
trn days after the receipt of the contract at execute
the same, with good and sufficient sureties for' the de-
Hun of the anthracite coal rropoeed, in compliance
with the terme of the advertisement of the 10th of June,
nets, hereto appended, and nn.ierwhichit waantadei and
in rage the laid shall, fait to enter. into tie coa
ti act aforesaid, a e guarantee to mate good the difference
hrtwetii the offer of the mild and that Which
tuay be accepted
Witness.
Place.
Date.
I hereby certify that, to the boat of my knowledge and
belief, the above named guarantors
are good and sufficient.
(Signature.) G. H.
To be filmed by the United States district
United States district attorney, collector, or nary agent.
joll-wet •
Rif ONUMENTS AND GRAP H
IVI- BTONSI3 at very redtmal grim It Marble Markt
of L. STIINMISTS I 11.11101 Immo% below IMareall
Itersee.
SUMMER RESORTS.
nREBBON SPRINGS; CAMBRIA.
kJ COUNTY, PA.—Thin delightful and popular place
of euromor resort, located directly on the line of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, on the summit of the Allegheny'
Niountaiits, twenty-three hundred feet above the level of
tho ocean, will be open for suede from the loth of Jane
till the loth of October. Since last season the grounds
have been greatly improved and beautified, and a num
ber of Cottagee have been erected fur the accomuenda-
Um of familiee, rendering Cresson one of the meet
romantic and attractive places in the State. The fleet
tore Is being thorouglely renovated. The seeker et
pleasure and the sufferer from beat and disease will Snit
attractions hero in a first-class Livery Stable, Billiard
Tables, Tenpin Alleys, Baths, &c., together with the
purest air and water, and the most magnificent mountain
scenery to be found in the country.
Tickets good for the round trip from Philadelphia,
ST.6O; from rittsbnrg, $3.00.
For further information, address
G. W. MULLIN . ,
Cresson Springs, Cambria no., Pa.
BEDFORD - SPRINGS. A. G. AL-
A-, LEN reipectfeilly informs the public tbat this cele
brated and fashionable WATERING PLACE is now
open and fully prepared for the reception of visitors,
and 'will be kept open until tho let of October.
Persons wishing Bedford Olioeral Water will be sup
plied at the following prices at the Springs—viz:
For a barrel .(oak) i 00
half-barrel 2 00
Parties wishing rooms or any Information in regard to
the placo will address the "Bedford Mineral norings
Company's' my2/3-lin
A MIISEDIEN TS
WALNUT- STREET THEATRE
TT NINTH and WALNUT &recta.
Sole Leeeee,
Acllug end Stage Manager.
THE arimmEß 6EA50!..7.
DISTINGUISHED SUCCESS.
Third Night of the Engagement of
THE AMERICAN COMIC ACTRESS,
MISS JULIA DALY.
AN ENTIRE NEW COMPANY.
WEDNEhDAY EVENING, Juno 11, 1862,
Third night of the original Comedy of
OUR 'FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN.
New Songs, and Dances, by MISS DALY.
To conclude with the Comedietta of
AUNT SARAH'S MAID.
Doors open at TX o'clock. Commence st 8.
Feats secured three days In advence.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S
A.NUEI-13TEENT THEA.Titg.
Acting and Stage Manager W. S. FItZI/111110103.
Bunlnane Agent and Trenenrer JOB. D. lifilllPlTT.
SECOND and LAST WREN. OF F. S. UriANFR&U.
THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVE SYNC!, June 11, 1862,
, BULL BUN, BULL BON. BULL SUN!
Or, the Packing of Fairfax Court fiouto.
Jupiter, (a contraband,) F. 8. °bantam.
Previous to the drama, the pi. ce of
MOST: IN CALIFORNIA
Adolphus Pillishroud Frank Drew.
Lize Mrs. O. aeon.
FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF F. 8. 0111.88PRA.U.
Prices an tumid. Boon open •t 7g. Curtain clans it
8 o'clock. . .
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
..GAHTAni WILLIAMS'
GREAT NAIITICIAL EN r ERTAINMENT
THRILLING SCENES I
IN THE LIFE Or A
TAMERS WEI ALEMAN,
EVERY EVENING, at S o'clock precisely.
SELEOI MATINEE, SATURDAY at 3 o'clock.
Admirmion 25 cents. Six Tickatdfor ono dollar. OM
drill 10 CCM.
Liberal arrangements made for schools on Wednesday
Afternoons- jelo-5t
WO
YER-ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-
CON PLTMENTARY 'TESTIMONIAL to Pro
karat FRE I RICK A. ROES£ by the atteudante or hie
ZeCturte, WEDNESDAY EVENING. June 11. Gllll5
11110S1 GERMAN CLASSIC AUTHOftS will be reed
by Professor ROESE, interspersed with MUSICAL per
formances by Al eerie. C. Woltehon, Th. Thomas, and Chas.
Schmitz.
Tickets ono dollar each, or n package Of 3 tickets for
two tliAlari.—may tic bad, with programmes, from Meows.
F. Leypoldt, G. Andre es Co., James Earle k Son, J E.
Gould, Chestnut street; M. Hosqltr k Brother, l2oB
Locust street, and on the Evening at tbo door. je.3t
rocks open at 7 o'clock. Commence at 8 precisely.
PENNSYVLANIA ACADEMY OR
THE FIRM ARTS. Thirty-ninth Annual Richt.
Minn of Palniinjta and Sculpture, 1025 OHESTEMT
Street. ()pan from 9 A. IS till S P. M., and from
P. M. till 10 P.ll.
Admittance 25 cents; Season Ticteta 50 ceata.
Stockholders, Artiste, an 3 Couttitratarr reoolut
their ticketa at the Academy : co admissions without.
Open from 9 A. M. till 7 P. And [rout 8 till 11
P. rd. - apS9l
FINANCIAL.
$12,000 $4 000, $l,BOO, $1,500,
3 and other coma to LOAN on Hort
.
gage. A MIT to JOSEPH S. BEICEYi
le/I-Et* 430 W&LNCIT Street.
itg mil and $4,000 to loan on Mort,-
wuivvv gage. CHAS. 11001.13 , 3,
je7-31.* N 0.436 WALNUT Street
CCHURCHMAN, No. 32 Sou th
. FRONT Street, Plilladalphia, is prepared to casks
cub advances on consignments to Ws - friends in Liver.
pcoL jeG Insl,
e,A i)Ril --TBIS AMOUNT TO 1N
.4)%34c.r.v..*E3T, one or =ore improved Gro•an.t
Neiao:.: - Apply to Z. PETTIT, No. 309 WALNUT
COPARTNERSHIP NO • ICES
•
EE - COPARTNERSHIP HERB
toforee existing between the subscribers, under the
firm of ABBOTT, JOIINES, S GO.„ is this day dissolved
by mutual cement. The bnstners of the firm will be set.
did by George W. Jobnes and William H. Berry, either
of whom is autharited to shin In liquidation. .
REDMAN' ABBOTT, \
•
GEORGE W. JOHNES,
WILLIAM H. BERET,
GEORGE' J. GROSS,
WILLIALJE T. WILCOX.
Phllltdelphia. June i 7,11322. je24.2Ele
DISSOLUTION .OF PARTNIM—
BEIP.—Notice is hereby given That the firm
CHARLES E. sfrIITII &CO , at two Fitirmovint bon
Work's, has been dleeolved by mutual consent. The
business will be settled and closed by
May 10, 18152. CHARLES E. SMITH.
The busirrees will be continued by the nodereignect
under the trim of MORRIS, SURER, t 00. Office
No. 209 Smith THIRD Street. .
myl3•lm MORRIS, TANKER, di 00.
INBIIBANCE COMPANI.ZII.
GIRARD FI:RE AND - MARINE
tai 1,1;~~;t
onnoz 414 wszarrx STREET, PEFIGADELPHIA.
CAPITAL $200,000
Tyr company continues to take libk2 eu the Wet
elaasesof Proyorty•at ow rates.
Thb public can rely upon remponsibilitY, end abili
ty imps) , loans promptly. Its disbursemmar for the.
benefit of the public. during the last nine yearo, e noised
8500,000,
and werstiejettfally solicit its favor in the trance
DIRLOTOBB
CHAS. IA .96POET,
:JOHN W. 61,Am:wax,
0. P. lIDAILITT,
DAVID DelD, Jr.,
WM. Ms. SWAIN,
JOSEPH IMAPP, M. D.
WM. 0. RUDMAN,
JERRY WALKER,
JOHN THORNLEY,
ABBAHikM HART,
PETER'S. HOE, of N. 1.,
FUR lAN SHEPPARD
N. 8. LAIVR.RNOI,
JOHN SUPPLER.
THOMAS OBAVRN, rt*eidesd.
• A. S. GILLZTT, Vice Ptesidezei.
JAB. B. M.b.708D, Secretary. aq264l
INBUR •
F
No. 400. GaZSTNIIT
FLED AND INL
• DIRE
OE COMPATY,
Street.
IND INSITRANO.B.
_ . DIVES.
Ba i l
F. N. Bnot, E. D. Woodruff,
Chas. Richardson, John Realer, Jr.,
Henry Li 9114.4 Jr., P. S. Justice,
Alex. Whilhhn, Washington Jones, '
Goo. A. West, Chia. Stokes,
0. W. Eavis,• ! John ' W. Evorman.
' . SHANCIS N.. 811 President.
CHAIM= ' NON, Tice Pmeident
WILMA/int H'HINENORABH, Secretary . [whin-11U
fIOMMOMVEALTH PIRA INSIJ
ILLHON 00111.1 0 ANY,. TR suer: OP
PENNSYLVANIA.
DIBROTOBB.
David Jayne, LLD., Oberlee H. Ragas,
John M. Mita% John K. Walker,
Edward 0. Suisht, Hobert Shoemaanr,
Thomas S. Stewart,j William Struthers,
Henry Lewis, Jr. Elijah Jrnee.
DAVID JAY .71, ]lig D., Preeldeat.
JOHN N._ WHITALL, Vice President.
SAMUEL 13. MOON, Secretary.
°Mee, Conamonvealtb Building, 613 OHNErnincrt
street. Philadelphia. set-li S'
SAFES.
T,Tx.,1,1E , S SAFE DEPOT BB-
ItIOVBD to Nu. 21 South SZVZNTH Sheet, near
the Frank:he loatitate,
The undersigned, thankful for past favors, and being
detemdtred to 'nurait future patronage, bas eeenzed an
elegant and conosulant store, and hew now on hand •
largo aseartnient of Lillie's Celebrated Wrought sad
Chilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Sides (the only
strictly !Ire and burglar proof safes made.) Also, Lillis's/
Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Locke.
Dillies Bank Vault Doors and Locke will be furnished
to ondar.on shout notice. This In the strongest, best pro.
tected,.and clumped Door and Lock yetoffered.
kleo,partknlar attention is called to Dillia's New
Cabinatilafe, for Piste, Jewelry, do. This Safe is con—
ceded to 8UT3)3311 in style and elegriatoo anything yet ed.
fared for this purpose, and bike only one thigh strictly
fire BM burglar Proof.
here now nu band pay twenty ol
Ferrol, He-slog, a Co.'s Salm, raost. of theta nearly new,
and sums forty of other makers, comprising a combs.;
assortment as to sizes, and all lately exchanged for ilea
now mgebraeed 'Lillie Bate. They will be sold Weary
low prizes. Please call and examine.
ia2.6-17ff N. 0. fiA.llYra, Airs&
a EVANS & WATSON'S
SALANIXDSS SAM.
STOUR,
16 BObTE SOMME STENS%
. •
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
A large variety of. nwprsoor 8.131118 always al.
band
arommi WEST CHESTER
AND PHILADELPHIA
MEDIA.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
. .
On end after MONDAY, June 9th, 1882, the train)
will leave PHILADELPHIA from the depot, N. E. cor
ner of EIGHTEENTH and MARKET Stroota, at 7.45
and 10.80 A. M., and 2,428, and 7 P. M., and will leave
West Philadelphia, from THIRTY-FIRST and MAR
KET Streets, 17 minutes after the starting time from
Eighteenth and Market street'.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leass.PllMADriiiiiiiiS A
The trains leaving Philadelphia at 7.46 A. 111, sad
4 60 P. bi., connect at Pennelton with train', on the Phi
ladelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad for Ooncord.
Kennett, Oxford, Ac. BERRY WOOD,
itM •
t Buperinterwlent.
fa sci sm .W ES T CHESTER
RAILROAD Trains via PENN
SY LVANIA RAILROAD, leave depot, corner ELE
VENTH and MARKET Streets, at 846 A. N. 12 noon,
and 4 P. M. On Solidity a train leaves Eleventh and
Pd atket streets at .7.30 A. la., and West Chester at 4 P.
H. • no3.tr
(IPENDIG OF -A SUMMER GAR
mr,N.—The undersigned begs leave to Inform the
public that be him opened for the sewn his FINE GAR
DEN and ROTEL, at the toot of COATES Street. OPPC.
tile Fairmount Park. Families are farticularly invited.
Ice Cream, Cakes, excellent Lager Beer of Beitz's brew?
vry, Wines, ito., sheave on hand.
HENRY FIIICIK&,
m 75• Bra TWENTY-571MM - oud OttATIO
Mrs. M. A. Garrettnon.
Mr Wayne Olivine
M., and 2 P. M.