The Missouri State Convention.
JETYSR9ON CITY, Missouri, June 10.—In the Conven
tion to.day, the bill defining the qualifications of voters
was peered by a vote of 42 yeas to 27 nays. The first
motion of this bill prevents all persons who have been
sponged in the rebellion elec. the 17th of December last
from voting at any Male election hereafter. The second
election provides that before any porton shall be elected
or appointed to office ho shall take oath that he has not,
during the present rebellion, wilfully taken up arms or
levied war against the United Stated nor against the Pro
visional Government of filisaouri, nor adhered to the
enemies of either. The third section prescribes
the penalty for falsely taking the oath, which Is that of
perjury. The fourth section contains an o tth of al-
Ilegisnce, which is required to be taken by the prosidene,
professore, and curators of the University of Miseenti,
by ell bank offilers, by common school teachers, who are
paid by public money, by sehow t•nsteee, by officers of
Incorporated compenier, and Ihuneed or ordained preach
ers before performing the ceremony of marriage; the
penalty for not complying is a fine of not ten than $lO
nor more than s2oo—to take effect in ninety days. The
fifth section requires the judges end clerks of elections to
■wear that they will not receive nor record vates ft,m
persons wbo have not taken the oath. The sixth election
anthorites the Legislature to repeal or modify these pro
visions when expedient '
The ordinance for contiauhig the present Governor,
Secretary of State and Treasurer iu office was taken up,
and elicited et spirited dieettalon. A substitute was of
fered to continue the whole Provisional Liovernment, and
postpone all elections till the text Onhernatorlid election,
and an amendment was propomed authorizing the Gover
nor to order an election, if he believes the welfare of the
Stete requires it, before 1854.
Pending the discussion, the Convention adjourned.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TILE MONEY MARKET
PHILADIMPTiIA, .1 . 11116 /1,1882.
There bee been considerable talk awing the news
papers relative to the proposed Immo of Government
email bills. All of them seem to concur in the opinion
that ouch an lane would be a benefit to the Government,
the people, and the commercial lutereds of the country,.
but give no figures to support their position. Perhaps
a few facts In the drape of figures would not be out of
place. At the close of the year 1861, the circulation of
the banks of the United States, including the 'average
estimate of the Southern States, was about one hundred
and eighty throe millions. Without any reference to the
use of the proposed issue in the seceded States, whore, of
course, it will net circulate for !Carte time to come, we
shall deal with the figure. as presented above, or at least
that proportion of them which will cover the issue of
small motet.. In the Southern States but row of them
are issued, and allowing that one-nuarter (which is
above the proportion) of the entire circulation of the
Jolted States is issued In email notes, we have about
forty• five millions of these paper promises, a sum less in
amount 'than `the proposed treasury Issue. Now, _we
Oen confidently Day that the New England, Mid
dle, • and Western States are actually Seeded
with this issue, and already are the small notes of
bur tiff banks at a discount, simply because of an over
supply. In many cases the banks refuse their own notes,
after a certain hour in the day. Throughout Pennsylva
nia all the banks charge a discount of ono per cent. on
their small notes. How then will the treasury Issue be
ebsorbedl As they bear no Merest they are certainly
no better than the notes of a good hank, and it is a well
known fact that country people have a special liking for
the notes of a bank in their own neighborhood, and can
rarely be induced to take any others. Thug feeling is
universal among farmers, and all classes of men outside
of city limits. Beeldes, no one would take email notes to
put away, if they could get the large. We must conclude,
therefore, that the small notes will, and moat be kept
continually to circulation, and as the circulation will not
extend to the country, it, of course, will beVerced upon
the cities, upon cities already deluged with notes of like
denominations. What will be the result when this pro
posed IBMS is thrown open the market 1 The fact of
the banks refusing to redeem, or accept thole own
banes on deposit will cause a depreciation of their
currency; and as many will seek that of the United
!Metes in preference, the bank paper will be conside
rably ignored and much suffering to poor people and
the smaller class of 'storekeepers will be the result.
The United States can issue enough five and ten-dollar
notes to satisfy her wants. They would bo eagerly and
generally sought; gist to turn fifty millions of small
promises to pay upon the public would, we fear, bring
many to think upon the Continental currency of a for
mer period and cause many to avoid it. •To be sure, the
debts of the United States could be paid with these notes;
for the soldiers they would be admirable; but oar armies
could not absorb a tenth of them is mamba, and as many
weal be sent to their families (Hein where they were
already a drug), we can see nothing bat depreciation
ahead. There is such a thing as glutting the market—
congestion and death are often the result of a plethora.
We do not object to Government issues, but, wily to the
little [-ram of it ; and If distrust grows upon a too•greot
familiarity—as it sometimes does—this masses may take
fright, and their refusing mciy cause a flutter in Secre
tary Chase's financial bosom, which uttatit cause hint
some uneasiness. City populations are no upholders of
paper currency, and banks have been ruined for loss
reesons than having too much paper afloat. A whis
pered word of discredit has grown into ravings and
croakings of Dotter:mem before now, and this unnecessary
Issue may be the unseen cord that chafes the balloon
untiivit bursts.'
As to the popularity of these notes, we cannot tee that
they would be specially favored. Exchistveneai may ap
ply to the taste, hot not to the pocket ; and If a man dis
coveta that United States smell notes are OHM; up his
money chest, be will be very apt to change off a large
portion, thinking that a little variety wont hart any
body. It is only for these reasons we pronounce against
them. Snch an issue is not desired nor required, and
we hope Secretary Chase will not force them upon the
market. •
Mier° was a busy time at the stock board to-day, and
prime were pretty fair except those of the fancies which
were rather spasmodic. United States sixes, 1881, were
firm at yesterday's price, Icag. The seven-thirties de
clined )( en yesterday's sales. Reading also declined
X and closed at 28X. TLe sixes of 1866 were firm at
89. Catawissa preferred rose )( on yeitenlay's sales,
at the Mitt board, and cloned at lg 011 higher, bringing
12 very readily; the cornrow' stock also rose X. North
Pennsylvania Railroad fen',(. Beaver Meadow sold down
to LOX, a decline of 1% on yesterday's lowest price.
long Island brought 17X, • slight advance. Pennsyl
vania Beliroad 481 f, an advance. Minehill was steady
at 47. North Pennsylvania sixes brought 80X. Phila
delphia and Ede nixes 92X. Sunbury and Erie 7s 94X.
Philadelphia nixes, new, were firm at 103.. Schuylkill
Navigation sixes, 1811, brought 61. Chatter Valley 'la
32. Penned ivenia 58 at 89M were firm. Pennsylvania
Railroad, first mortgage, advanced to 105. Lehigh Scrip
was ban at SO and the shares at 48. Pfteeenger railwaye
were in good demand at slight advances, except Spruce
and Pine at 18, yesterday's figure. Gold was steady at
4".
Tho market for land warrants Is rather more active,
but pride are still unsettled. The Provision of the
Jumistesd bill making it obligatory on parties to remain
on the lend at leaet five i care before , becoming fall pos.
*more. ere Mee an advantage for old land warrants
which can permanently secure land at once. The prey'
sent quotations are :
40 sera warrants
go 14 41
120 ~ 4,
JO 4. `,14
The following to a report of the amount of coal trans
ported °Tor the Delaware, Lackawanna, and Weetern
ilroad for week ending Saturday, June 7
' Week. \
• • .
Tans cWt. Tons cwt.
ablppt cl N0rth...........5,910 02 110,603 . 03
U !south 9,8g3 13 322,181 17
Total 15,809 16
For coireeponding timo hot year:
Tons. cwt. Tone. c w
t3hippe.l North 8,037 05 100,525 08
50uth...........20,389 08 339,515 11
Total • • •
Licresee
21,•316 13
440,040 19
1,255 19
enaage Sales, June 11.
o AlBli, Phila. Exchange.]
°Alta
Philadelphia. Steck E
[Reported by S. E. SLAY
FIRST
4000 N Penna 891(
6000 do 80%
2000 Phil & Erie .. 22%
2000 Son & Eric 7e .... 942 f
100 Bch 5x
1000 nib , Se 14w O&P .103
100 Reeding 8.... b3O 28%
60 dr bsw• 28%
500 do. 28X
160 do 65 28%
105 Cato It Pref..lote 10
50 do 63 10%
400 Catawfaso R lotr.
26 latti 1 litb-et R. 15
lOCN Penne B 10%
200 till Os 98%
300 itch Nov 6.1 '71... al
33 Leh Scrip ..e6wn 29%
110 do into 29%
220 do tote.bs 30
BETWEE
126 Long Laud R.lote 17%
200 Ite.oing R 25%
2000 Schl Nan tle '82.. 72
.11.01 prima di Floe— . 13
1 ( .0 L high Scrip.... 80
SECOND
SO 14.1deti 80r....65 48
35 ..... 48
70 C o ....... 48
2 do. 48
240 Catetrisea R...... 3
60 d 0........... 3
000 Cater:lees B Pref. 10%
100 d0...........11
236 do ....... 111{
60 do 11 74
60 do 12
16 do 13
.6 Beaver Meadow., 61
20'N Penns R 10%
35 Wait Philo R.... 64X
100 Lone hid 17%
'O4OO Bch Nov Se '82... 72
SO Reading R. 28%•
'lOO do b 5 2814
CLOSING P •
45 Lehigh Sodp.... 30
160 Lehfah Nar..lots 48
2 blezhhoics' Bk.. 25X
70 Soh Nay Prof... ; 16X
•60 beaver tdead..b6 51
23 do .lota 60X
12 Aarriabara R.... 55
IVA Rhea Valley 31X
400 do . 82
1000 do 81
245 %me &Pelts b 5... 13
60 Arch. it R 23X
50 Green & Coate... 28x
60 do. . . 28x
25 Girard College R. 21
10 10th & llth•st..— 35
192.50 Nitta Nt Way &
o mug scrip—. ••
2000 Roadinq 81 '80... 89
50 Itladra .11 t)5 13
BOARDS.
3 Per.nn B 48)
1000 Penns 6. 89x
8 hlioehill B 47
8 do 47
8 do
32d .t 3d.st ... ... .. 09%
110 Santee &. Plne... 13
]5 Chen & Walnut. 40
26 Girard College B . 21
1000 Penns B Ist mtg.. 101%
1000 d 0.......
..
. .. 105
250 R & V'e CAPWR 7%
10000 u S 8s 'Bl 106%
1860 Sob Na' Prer..;.. 16
1000 Son & Nrle 75.... HU
9 lllorria Cl Pr0f...1116X
icze—FlßM.
Bud. Asked,
Jfilmirs R Prf... 23% 25
Elmira 7.'73... 89 90
L Island R 17% rrg
Lab Cl it N.x.dv 48 48%
Le Cl it bray ecP. 29% 30
N Penns R..... 10% lag
NPaR es 80% 80%
NPa R 105..... 97 100
Cataw B Con... •ag 3%
Catawlesa Prf.. 11% 12
Fmk A South R 44 48
2dA3d-st 8.... .
89 09%
RaceiTine.stß 7 1%
W Phil& R. 64 66 •
Spruce &Vino.. 12% 13
Greet & Coates.. 29% 30
IChas & Walnut. 39 40
Arch Street..... 28g .24
Bid. Askad.,
11 888'81 108 X 106 x
II S Tr 7 8-10 N.105%'108 •
'Philada 86. 98x 99
Philada 66 new..loB 103
Penns 5s 89 80X
Struding 8.. .28X 28X
Bead m 80'80;9i.102 104
Bead Irds 1 70. 93X 94
Bead mt 86'88.. 80 89%
?nub la ex div. 4810 4811
Pennaltl m 68..104X 10i
Penne It 2 in 88.. 98 98%
Cnl Con.. 42 . 46
faurrls Cnl Pref.ll4 115
Rh NAT Stock.. SX. 5%
06h Nay 18)( 19%
Sob Naves IL. 72% 721(
lilmira B 13 13x
Philadelplaa Markets.
The demand for Flour, both for shipment and home
tae, ie limited, and the market is (Inlet; atlas are mostly
to supply the trade at $4.87)4 m 4 76 for common and good
soperfine, 64 62X m 6 for extras, St 87306.60 for extra
family, and 116.76013:60 4fr bbl for fancy brands, accord
ing to quality, Including 400e600 bbis Western within
tide range. Bye Flour Is scarce and wanted at 83.25 41"
bbl. Pennsylvania Corn Meal is selling slowly at $1.62X
t' bbl. •.
' Wundr.—Ttio offerings are light and the demand for
milling good;at rather better priced; Weed fair to prima
'Pennsylvania red at 120e128c, and white at 1800137 c.
By eis wanted, and PODDeylvanta Is worth 68c. Corn Is
tut little Inquired for and the'market dell with sales of
2,000 bas Southern yellow afloat at 58c, and Pow:mire.-
NI& at 52XC, In store. Oats are in demand, an I Penn
sylvania worth 400, in store; 800 bus Southern sold at
3110 afloat, which is an advance.
BARK is tinetuniged ; 50 Midi Ist No. 1 Quercitmo
reported at $53.60 4,' too, incladlog •lot or Peters n and
Mustard's at $36.
C OTTON —The m arket emetirmeg quiet, and we boar of
no tales worthy of notice.
GROONRIRS AND PROVISIONS —There is very little doing
In either, and prices are Michang.,d.
WHISKY.—The market to quiet; bbis selling at 240260
for Peonsylranla and Ohio, and drudge at 22Nclir gal
lon.
IN ADDITION to the deputation of the Chris
tian c orem haion, who have gore to the relief of the siok
and wounded among our soldiers, a epochal committee of
the Young )don's Christian Association, Rev. George
Bringbunt, chairman, loft our city yesterday morning to
give their attention more north:Marty to our sick and
wounded soldier' lying along the road from Yorktown
and onward, who are the subjects of intense suffering,
and crave those things . which it is impoesible to obtain
in the neighborhood.
Oontrilmtiona In money, oranges, lemons, cologne,
soap, &c., will be gratefully rocoived by Mr George U.
Stuart, 13' Bank street, or at the rooms of the Aasa-
Matto°.
TELE • " PHILADELPIIIA FLOWER EMPORIUM."
—Tn our notice of this Pnsilar establishment. at No.
729 Chestnut street, of which Menace. Thomas Kennedy
a Brother are the proprietors, we were made, inadver
tently, to associate It with's wrong number; though the
mistake could scarcely misdeed. m the community at
large hose so long been ID the habit of associating the
finest stock of FlOwers acid Feathers In Philadelphia
with this establiehment, that „ Kennedy dr Brother's
Flower Emporium, No. 729 Obeetnutstreet " has become
familiar ae a household word.
A Goon IDEA.—We notice that a number
of betel proprietors at the different watering places are
'making arraogements to be impelled with groceries, du
ring the season, from the store of Mr. 0. H. Mattson,
Tenth and Arab streets. This is sensible, as nothing adds
so much to the reputation of hotels as feeding their
guests on the boat quality of fare. . .
A Sul:Tarr or, Raos . .—A beggar in New
Orleans approached a well•dreeeed citizen and held out
his hand for alms. The citizen offered him a Confede
rate note. No, said the poor follow, taking a mournful
survey of his own dilapidated dress, I have too many rage
already. The beggar was once a prosperous business
man in the Crescent City. Bad it not been for thO in •
sane rebellion be might now be blest and happy, and in
the enjoyment of elegant gat monts from the Brown Stone
Clothing Hall of Bockbill Sr Wilson, Nos. 603 and 605
Chestnut street, above Sixth.
Cf.BABBD.
Bark Amy, Hammond. Barbados, Twells & r/o.
Brig Black Fibb, Fairchild, Cardenas, Stewart, Carson
-& Co.
Brig Ida McLeod, Davit, Shin Island, D B Stetson & Do.
Scbr B C Scribner, Hall, ti'llmington. Del. captain.
Scbr Josephinr, Graham,Falmouth. Va, John Kidder.
Sir Anthracite, Jones, ew York, W M Baird dt Co.
MEMORANDA.
Dark Linda, Hewitt, Cleared at Portland Orbit:Lat. for
MatliTZll9.
Dark Zephyr, Small, hence for Dublin, at Kingston
29th ult.
lan3ing. Boling
90 110
75 95
60 - 85
50 ' 60
438.7&J 00
James N Walker, Maine ()apt Betsworth & lady
Stephen Thurston & dau 10 Phillips & wf, Coon
0 wilitit A la, Connecticut Mrs Knox, New York
Miss Kocx, New York Mrskiirddock, New York
Captain Carats, Penns A Brackett, Boston
Major Otis, New Rock G F Woodman. Boston
MA Smith, New York Mrs Spencer, New York
Mrs Roy, New York Z F Jenkins, Baltimore
H Chamberlin, New York J i'a%hone, II S N
A R Whittier, Boston 0 S Nichols, Salem
Z Vernon & wf, Canada W Batman. Texas
Chas Birse. Connecticut Sirs Rho to Island
Mrs 0 1' Wellack, Wash Hon A K picture, Peuna
G B Bell. Hartiebnrg Copt Beardsley A Is, Pa
W Coverly & wf, Harrisburg MiMIE ()overly, liarrlebg
Mies T Covert, Harrisburg J hf Cooley, Massacacurette
J Wetherell, St Louis J M Foster & wf, Herriobg
W Fox, Pvttsvillo G W Maxwell, Now YOrk
W 0 Maddock, New York .1 0 Ownorr, Wheeling
Dr Beckley, New York L W Gillet, New York .
S L Trite) , & la, Washington E N Thorne. New York
L A Elliot, Boston 1' M Allyn, Hartford
N Field, Providence ' Rl , 0 A Lord, New York •
All Shepherd & la, N York J 0 hooker, Daly .
15 Penne B. 44%
50 Gram! k °Wee.. 20
50 do • ..... 29X
50 13th & 15th-et.... 16
POO Reading 11....ta) 23 3 i
110 Lebigh Scrip.... 30
_ . .. ..
.1 C Rnnkel, Barrisbutg W Lowing, Baltimore
E C Mason, Fall rite R II Bussing & la, Brooklyn
J F Plummer, Brooklyn NY P Wooldridge, Penns
W 0 Arthur & la. New York J IV Brown, Boston
E B Davit, New York E C Fisher, Now York
J H Woods, Now York • W R Ronakis, New York
W D DI,VIN, New Jereey W J Auci.rdon, New York
13 Laphem Rhode Inland Ohaa 11 Willing, Vermont
J G Marshall, New York •J . A Poeer, Providence,Rl
R Height 'New York Louie Mix:Cincinnati
T Peeler, Boston R L KennPcir, New York
Mr Win &ley & la, N York W P Print, dew York
1 Cam It Amb 11 ..133
Mrs J Drandgor, Now York D Gooorich, Broton
lilkinron 1 10, Akron, U L Litchneld, Bo9ton
W N Jobe & la, Newark Thee Wallace, Jr, Coen
Dlaj T H Halsey, II 9 A Clam Vase, New York
Pars Wheeler & 11013, N Y D Wordralf, New York
J P Ennis &Jody 9 W Huxley re set Heaton
Mrs Ar,dBfßOD, N York W 0 Beardsley Lela, Auburn
Ft' G Moorbead, Rockwood A W Wheeler N York
Jr,G Hendrick, Waterbury J H Ginkney, N York
F A Fiji. N York NV Roeech, Wallington
G P Little, Washington Joe filsrrifir ld, Wills' re
G W Thorp, New York U Heoyt, Haverhill
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Wourtb et., below 'Arcb.
W D Ehryberd, Washington C K Eiricy, Rik co, Pa .
A Leggete, Allesbians W P Schell. Bedford
T A McClellan, Pittsburg 'AP T Parvittece. Pittsburg
Burrs. Pittsburg . Haworth. Pittsburg
G Einstein Harrisburg B Harwood & wr, Ohio
Miss Harwoo d & Ms, Ohio Hiss J Wilson, Peons
H Thrall, Connecticut A iticMortrows, N J
J W Wyckoff & la, N J •L M Ormun, Poona
Jae Craig, Clarion, Pa Dr Baldwin, Maryland
L P Williams, Pbila Dr H 11 Nagle Flatwood
/din M Connard, Reading 0 W Morgan &w, Reading
W Britton, Frenchtown J B Beatty, Pottsville
A Itynoso, Dallas, Pa C M Erhart, Lancaster
Miss O E Ease, Danville W H Laney & la, Ohio
M Curti', a er, Mt 'Vernon, 0 Mrs ft D Hunteley, Ohio
'Bin B lervl, Ohlo Min IR Curtis, Ohio
D R Miller, Altoona Ohas Maralden, Ashland
0 P Bennington, Ashland Wm Lilly, Penn Haven
W B Shriner, Lewisburg J W Shriner, Lewisburg
8 0 Fry, Philadelphia A Straub, Milton Pa
Dr Sweasserott, Pa We, McLean, Sfiippensb'g
A X Jelly, Philadelphia W L Caonen, Delaware
Bon Philip Johnson, Pa Miss Eliza Banns, Ohio
Jou; 11—XvIming
CITY ITEM S.
OUR CORRESPONDENT says ct that the ill
health of the soldiery before Richmond is owing to their
having inch s forward Boring." We would ask whether
a Back ward Fall le not equally injurious to the health 1
If Cutters" that bring in a revenue, like " Powers"
and "Boynave," 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 bee purchas
ed a coat at the "one price" Clothing Store of Mr. Charles
Stokes, tinder the Continental, to speak of (tae his . 4 one
priceless coat 1"
A TiturEFUL SAYrNG.—It was a pertinent
and forcible saying of the Emperor Napoleon that ,4 ktud
some women please the oye, but a good woman pleases
the heart—the one is a Jewel, the other a treasure..
True, but what would the Emperor have said if he had
lived at the present time, and cofitd view some of the an
perb and megnificent styles of summer garments gotten
up by Granville Stokes, the Fashioner and Clothier, at
609 Chestnut street, where the cheapest and finest
clothing in the country is manufactured ? We pause for
an answer. •
PASSENCERB ARRIVWD
In bark Aaron I Harry, Irwin Barbados—Mr and Arra
Archer, MIN Edith Archer, Julien Archer, Aran Archer,
Walter Archer, Aubrey Archer, Lillian krcher, Moretti'
Archer, Ida Archer. Clarence Archer, H T Bailey. G G
Wolfe, ()apt B Gale,Berij Taylor. Adelaide Scott.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IGT BEE FOURTH PAGE
ARRIYM P
Bteamabip Saxon, Matthews. 48 hours from Beaton,
with mdse., Ao. to Henry Wineor at - Co. Off the Bnoy
on the Middle saw ship Cheltenham. from Sunderland:
also, a berm brig and a schooner; brigs Mount Vernon,
for Rio, Emily, timber loaded, and D C Gartner, for Key
West, were off the Brand, wine Light, going out; bark
Florence Chipman, for Liverpool, wasoff the Ledge; bark
D Ryerson, for Belfast, and a foreign brig, wore boiow
Reedy Island, going down.
Ship Frank Bonlt, Morse, 33 days from Liverpool, with
mdse to Peter Wright & Sons. Juno Bth, lat 38 28, long
73 19, signalized ship E Bulkiry, bound east, •
-Bark Nicola,
(Rai) °Milano, 90 days from Messina,
with anise to 0 di F Lennig.
Bark Aaron I Harvey, Slitter. from Barbados 26th tilt,
with sngar, &c. to IV Cummlogs & Son.
J W Sawyer, Leighton, 48 days from Palermo,
with fruit, Bc. to Isaac Jeanes 3 Co.
Behr Ann. B Ake, 5 days from Portland, with potatoes
to E A Bonder A Co.
Behr Diamond, Townsend, 2 days from Indian River,
Del, with corn to Jai L Bewley & Co.
Behr Geo Hires, Yox, 1 day from Salem, NJ, with onto
to Jan L Bewley &
Behr Sarah Warm, Yfolllogaworth. 1 day fromitittle
Creek Landing, Del, with grain to J L Bewley & Co.
Bohr Clayton & Lowber, Jackson, 1 day from Smyrna,
Del, with corn to J L Bewley & Co.
Bar Plat tar, Fowler, 1 day from Le!Mc, Del, with
grain to Jae L Howley & Co.
Behr Olivia. Fox, 1 day from Odessa, Del, with grain
to Christian & Co.
Seim Delawere, Denby, lday from Smyrna, Del, with
wheat to Jae Barraft & Son.
Fr. Tar T B (tarter, itlet•eon. 1 day from Smyrna, Del,
srllh corn to Jes Barrett & Son.
Behr Reimleer, Cooper, 1 day from St Georges, Del,
with oats to Jae Barrett & Bon,
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, 24 hours from New York,
with male to W P Clyde.
Brig Breeze, Onterbridge, hence, was discharging at
Barbados 28th alt.
Brig J W Treat, Park, for New Yorkla 8 days, was at
Segue 29th ult.
Brig M h Jones, Jones, cleared at New York yester
day for Montevideo,
ficbr LULU Bich, Crowell, tweets, arrived at Boston
10th inst. •
Schr It L Tay, Shepherd, hence for Boston, at Holmes'
Bole Bth lest.
Scbr John R Mather, Nickerson, benoe Tor Bolton,
put into Newport 9th inet,'and procteded next day hal
been boarded by a sea 4th, which stove bulwarks, broke
starboard divit, and carried away stern h.;at.
. . , .
Scbr Fred Reed, McOalmon, henco for Bolen, sailed
from Newhore 10th inst.
Scbr Dcflance. 'Harrington, from Calais for Philadel
phia, at Portland 9th inst.
Scbr Oliver Petty, hence, arrived at Somerset 6th inst.
Mire Ellen France, ' Smith, and Jagger, Nickerson,
cleared at St John, NB, 7th inct. for Philadelphia.
At Barbados 26th nit, ship Contest. (whaler, (Bache;
barks Scotland, for New York. do; Mayflower, do do,
)llarcival. do do; Clara, from Newfoundland, do; brigs
Maggie McNiel, from do, dischg; R A 'Reed, from New
York, do; Daniel Williams, do do; George Downes, do do;
Chattanooga, from Baltimore, do. Sailed 211 d, bark Rein
deer, Wellington. for Porto Rico.
Steamers Black Diamond, Allen, and Firebrick, Foe•
ter, hence, arrived at New York yesterday.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
UP TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Oheetnut sta.
B Loden, Huntingdon Smith Fuller, Uniontown
Mrs S H Carborn, Pa Dr Wa Moore, Beading
Dr D A Ulrich, Beading John D.wrance & la, N J
'OW Killman, New York olt blnorhesd, Kansas
L Scott, Leavenworth, Ka Chas J Barry, Boston
T Green, Easton John • McPberion, Chicago
J Humphreys, Chicago H P Baldwin, New York
JEI McPherson, New York W A Wheeler, New York
VI B Dickinson, New York Geo Moko, New York
J B Burk, New York • A tilcKii•tiell, New York
W Palmer & la, New York Miss KE Cole Baltimore
J H Cole, Baltimore Mr Karr & la ' Montreal
Dr Jas W Stone. Boston
.I.eV lotreden,.N Y
G A Shaw Boston' Capt W H Slicer, Va
George Holberton, Va Col A. J Morrison, ITS A.
J W Hull, Lebanon Spg,NY P Towncond, N Y
Dr J . O Boyd, N Y J W Bryant'. Fla
J S Semads, Fla 0 Fowler. N Y
Mrs Richmond, N Y 0 A Diboll, Conn
0 Woodworth, Conn, F Taylor di den, Wash ID 0
F B McGuire, Wash D 0 Alta, alcGaire '
Waah D 0
LC JDI Lancaster, U 8 A Jae RUCIPin tt 2 dan, N Y
T r Eldridge, Boston Air Hoyle & dna; Nlt •
bliss L C Hoyle, N Y Master Iloyle, N Y
B N Castle, Honolulu W H Wilson, N Y
D 3 Dexter k Is, B Island W Atherton, Boom.
AlllEßlOANChestnut street, above Fifth. ,
G A Oran, 13 8 N • • Win 0 Shinn, Now Jersey
J Rune, N York Jos Bell .k wr, California
ri.B HeLear, Delaware TIC Cropper, Delaware
J B Olarkiou, KiddletM, Del Dr Thomas, Westchester
F,Bowen Dr J.V Wallace
T B Hopper . W Elery, II 8 N . •
W B 'Tucker .• D Baird, Lock Haven
A B Landis, Hollidayebnrg H 0 Worey & la, Beading
A B Beach, Otlawa, ill P B (Mrs, Oalifornla
P H Repo, California W B Lewis, Baltimore
J M Perkins & day, Plttsb'g G W Harey, Wasti,'D C
Him S Bhacbleford, Wm& B ?humor, New Orleans
Evanstine, Phillipsburg Blt Mayfield, D C
Nrd Olfardesalle, Delaware
•
BLACK. BEAR=Third street, :Moir, oallowhllL
0 A Oaruerd, Trexiertown B II Same., Onoeeraburg
11 'Pinkert Pottsville : J Strunk, Becklestrille
J Y Burkhart Bernvilla . J A Seltzer, Tremont, Ps
T. LOUIE HOTEL—Meet:ant meat, above Third.
L P Brown, Pottsville W Wilson, Wesblogtoe
Chas Williams, Washington Chas Gilbert, Allentown
Bormarth & le, Boeton biles Pord, Newiwk, N J
W Emery, Portland, Hs HII Detnador, Pittsburg
L F Demioler, Pittsburg Miss L C Petumbtr, Pitteg
W B Bosebbsum, N J B Wales, Obe.tar co
J W Dabble, lowa W B Renton, lowa
Jas F Gormley, Conn Copt Nokerson do fa, N Y
THU UNION—Arch street. above Third
8 Z Oottwalle ' 0 Id Biggers, lowa
J 11 Bask, Wooster, 0 B 11 Green
Jeer° Lane. Wllm. Del It May lin,. Penns
llirs 0 Camlon, Penns II 8 Howell, Puns
W II Anderson. New Jersey Lewie Kellermen, Pittsburg
Obriatisn Siebert, Pittsburg Samuel Casa, Baltimore
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street. above Third.
C L Harrison, PtTIOS . A G Helfensten. Lancaster
J N Shinn. New Jersey Thee B Flnmmelstn
J N Burk. II S A Ft B Mealy. Lebanon
TB Shitlds, Penns ' Ulna Near, Minecnvitle
Moses Specht, Beavertown A B Bpecht, Bearertown
James B. Nice, II 8 A
• OOMMEROIAL—EIIatti street. &bowl allosinnt.
J Q Eder. Elkton, Md 0 W Orono, Ohnter, Ps
Jae Welton, Cfister, Ps Ell :looses. Cheater. pi
Levi Oberhsltzer. Penn's Bomnel Moses. Penn's
Samuel (Mama, Poonla A Lyon, idsrvland
John Worldowe, Del co, Pa Oboe Price, Elkton, Md
E Prot), Elkton, Hd AL Pyle, Chester co, Ps
E Stubbs, Llano co, Pa.
MADTPON ROUSE—Second Street, above Market.
B School:tore., Dakota Mm Wagner, New Jersey
T Fniith. Pt nosylvania J Ti Boozer, Lambertville
David WalMn. Strondobnrg J Marks. Lewistown
W C Vtnre, Lewistown Chas Basler, Eltieltonbaal
R Watson. Doylestown • J Cox, Montgomery co
E Dever, Boyles own W Birk & la, Forestvilte
A D Taylor, Baltimore W B Large, Taylorsville
STATICS UNlON—Market street, above Sixth.
N L Loner. Myerstown James Harking, Pa
Jac Galbraith, Lowlabg, Pa Geo L Plitt, Harr',limit
A J Wolfkill. Lewlatovrn A G Wglion. Pa
J W Laird, Westmoreld co lOU Warwick. Pa ril•
W Martin, Juniata co, Pa Beni Stimmel, Jilt:data co
Bobt Moore, Otwilele John Maxwell, New York
MOUNT VERNON 110TEV—S , cond et., above Arch
.7 Lord„Equenunk T Flanagan Bristol, Pa
W Seymour, Lebanon co, Pa J Willer, Lebanon co. Pa
N C Hyatt.: Hancock, NY LA Umtgee, New York
B TOOT, WaYno co, Pa J Rost, Wayne co, Pa
T Young, Wayne co, Ps
BABLEY SHEAF—Second street. below Vine.
X McElroy, Pa _ D Smith, Bucks co
S Finnan, Carversville Ab'm Flunk, Frenchtown
I. J . Rent, Few Jereoy J Cadwallader, Pa
A Buckman, Willow Grove J James It la, Bucks co
W James, Rucks co N H Stewart, Byberry
0 Dnbree, 'Moorestown J Bicbardson, Pa
T White. Frenchtown Lt .T PEI Carver, Centreville
Beret a Wblte, Ft Monroe Dr Tfellyer, Centre Hill, Pa
Lt G 0 Davenport,Wayneco Dr J Dyer, Dyerstown, Pa
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above Oaßowbill.
Jacob Zepp, Langdale, Pa. Jobn Sharer, Books co, Pa
SPECIAL NOTICES.
. LYON'S IMAaNETIo • INSECT POWDER.,
Tested for nineteen years and grows in favor. It kills
and exterminates Beaches, Bed Bogs, Ants, Fleas,
Blabs in Clothe, Furs; and Furniture, Garden Insects,
&o. All genuine bears the signorine of E. Lyon; and
is not poisonous to persons or domestic animals. Bo:
ware of counterfeits and imitations.
Lyon's Powder kills ell insects in a trice,
Lyon's Pills are death to rate and mice.
Bold everywhere. B. B. BARNES,
my3-stntb3m 202 Broadway, New York.
COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION, AVM
MA, BRONCHITIS, Ac —For these, and all PULMO
NARY COMPLAINTS, DR. D. JAYNE'S ME PECTO
RANT has been for thirty years the standard remedy.
RECENT COUOBS and COLDS, PLEURITIC
PAINS, Ac., are quickly and effectually cured by its
diaphoretic, soothing, and expectorant power.
ASTIMA it always cures. It overcomes the spasmo
dic contraction of the air vessels, and, by producing free
expectoration, at once removes all difficulty of breathing.
BRONOHITIS readily yields to the Expectorant.
subduee the inflmumation which extends through the ,
wind tubes, produces free expectoration, and suppresses
at once the cough and pain.
coNsurarrloN.—For this insidious and fatal disease
no remedy on earth has ever been found so effectual. It
eadues the inflammation : relieves the cough and pain,
and removes the difficulty of breathing, and produces an
easy expectoration, whereby all irritating and obstruct
ing matters are removed from the lunge.
WHOOPING-COUGH is promptly relieved by this
Expectorant. It shortens the duration of the disease
one•balf, and greatly mitigates the sufferings of the pa
tient.
In all PULMONARY COMPLAINTS, In CROUP,
PLEURISY, /so., it will be found to be Dronipt, oafs,
pleasant and reliable.
TEE EXPECTORANT, and all of DR. D. JAYNE, &
SON'S PABIILIC MEDICINES are, prepared only at
242 CHESTNUT Street, and are Bold by druggists ge
nerally, . . jelo-tawat
BATCHELOR'S HAIR Dym!
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
S ILLIAM A. BATCHELOR'S celebrated Hair Dye
produces a color not to be distinguiehed from nature—
wiuranted not to injure the Hair in the least; remedies
the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for
life. GRAY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly tarn' a
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and b. an-
Hint. Sold by all Druggists, &c.
ItilP' The Genuine hi signed WILLIAM A. BATCIIE
LOB, on the four sides of tech box.
FACTORY, No. 81 BAROLAY Street, .
(Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond strut),
mr2B-1, New York.
.ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OP THE LATEST
STYLES, made in the Best Manner, expressly . for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST Boding Prices marked in
Plain Ifiguree. All Goods made to Order warranted
satisfactory. Our ass-Palos STSTXM la strictly ad
hered to. All are thereby treated alike.
RP22-1v JONES k CO.. 609 MARKET Foreot.
MARRIED
WOODWARD—SHARP.—On the 10th instant. at
Frankßosins N. J.. by the Rev. Mr. Ford, B J. Wood
ward to Vide M. Sharp, both of this city. (Oheeter
county vapors plume copy ] Ik
TURPIN—SMITH.—On Wednesday, the 11th inst.,
at the Church of SMut Luke, the Beloved Physician, at
Bweleton, by the Rev. Leighton Coleman, Hon. E. A.
Tustin, ISM U. N. Minister to Venezuela, to Sallie K ,
danshter of Newberry A. Smith.
DIED.
ATITEUE.—On the 10th instant. Anna, eldest daugh
ter of T. S. and Eliza Arthur, in the 231 year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her parents, JOO9 Mount
Vernon street, on Friday, 131 h inst., at 3 o'clrck P. H.
The friends of the femur are invited to attend. **
LEZDUM.—On the 10th instant, Eliza, Wife of Samuel
Leedom.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
her funeral. trom her late residence, Ilayerford, Delaware
county, on sixth day afternoon, at 2 o'clock. **
hIAONEILL.-00 the 9th in dant, amnia 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 parents,
No. 310 Bough Fifth greet, on Friday afternoon, at four
o'clock, without further notice. **
S&YFIIRIiELD.-.On the Bth instant. Hada, wife of
George W. Seyfeibeld, aged 49 years.
Funeral from the residence of her husband, No. ni
North Front street, above Coates, this (Thursday) after
noon, at 1 o'clock.
LEE.-On Tuesday, Juno 3d, near White House, Va.,
of a mortal wound received Sunday, Jane let, at the bat
tle of Fair Oaks, Lieutenant Horace M. Lee, of Commit'
F . , 81st Penmlyania Volunteers, in the 24th year of his
age. .
His male friends and those dills father. Col. Robert h.
'Lee,are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this
(Thrsdiy) afternoon, 12th inst.. at S o'clock, from the
reddens of his father, No. 109 North Sixth street. *
7RATOURNING GOODS FOR JUNE
SALES;BIack Barego Hornani or Grenadine
Bicreges, Bsreges, Crape Maras, Bilk Malys, Puha de
Venice, Summer Bombazines, Tan:does, flne Monarellaes,
Silk Grenadines, Ponit do Sole or Mourning Silk, Gros de
Rhinos, Poniards, Crape Limo, Grenadine and Crape
,
Veils Barest. and Grenadine Shawls. Silk Not Shawls,
&c. Moo, Black and White Silks, Foulards, Lawns,
Gingbams, yelencirs, Mcbeire, &c. •
BESSON & SOD'S Konming Store, .
jell No. 918 ORESTNITP Street.
Eff.AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-
PUBLIC RECEPTION
!ET. WM. G. DROWNLO.W,
OF TENNIESEEE;
81. fl CITIZENS OP PHILADELPHIA,
FRIDAY EVENING, JUN:Z.IB:TH,
AT 8 O'CLOCK PRECISELY
The lommittee of Arrangements respectfully announce-
that the sale of Tickets will commence at the.
Af3A:DENY OF RUBIO,
ON 'MONDAY, JUNE 9rg, AT 9 O'CLOCK, &I E.,.
and continue daily until all are disposed or.
Admission, pith Reserved Beats, tiD.cents
The entire proceeds to be appropriated towardatiae•ra.
eetabilehment of the Knoxville Wit 4.
Doors oven at 7 o'clock.
Emb PEOPLE'S STATE CONVEIITION.
141 E PEOPLE OF PENNSTLVANIA, who desire
cordially to unite in
SUSTAINING TEE NATION it ADMINIMEATION
In its patriotic efforts to ncipinvas a sectional and•nnholy
rebellion against the
UNITY OF TI3II REPUBLIC,
end who desire to sumer% by every lowss of the Ga
vernment, our hundred thousand heroic brethren in arms,
braving disease and the virile of the field to. preserve the
Union of our fathers, axe requested to seitot the =mho,
of DELEGATES equal So the Legislative [taproom:UMW*
of the State, at such 7dDC4 and in snch manner assiE
beet respond to the sidrit of this call, ta.moot in :- •
EITATZ CONVENTION,
A?
. • • 11ANIII8SURQ, • .'
On THOBIIDAT, the 17th day 'et Jill , mat, it 11
o'clOck on said day, to
NOMINATE CANDIDATES '
for . the odious of
AUDITOR GENERAL.
AAD
•
„,,BITSVETOII GENERAL, •
and to take such measures as may be deemed necessary
to strengthen the Government In -.thhi 1086011 Or common
'peril to a common county.
A. K. 1110OLUBB,
chairman of the People's State Committee.
GNO. W. HAYHB6BLY.
30101 M. SIILLIVA.N; mr3 tf
COMPROMISE—PEACE.--siitux RE
gr make We former and thereby spoors the latter 1
enbait to Foreign InterTention 1 NItTHR !
/0011113 ob this eubiect, by the ov. R. A. OARU&N,
D: D ,!(for the benefltof Zton Church,) at Spring Garfen
ingtitote. BROAD end tiPIIING'GD.RDF,N &roots, on
ONPAY ATZIAING; June 10th a /M 4. Admil`eion IP
mate • iti9-12tt
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, THURSD.AY. JUNE -:12.= 1862.
•crgr. HEADQUARTERS pENNsyLvArritt
MILITIA, ADJUTANT GENERAL'3 Dr-
PARTIN/01T, BARRISDURO, Jane 10, 1862.—Srg-
EIAL ORDER No. 63 —The thanks of the Governor sod
Commender.in•chief are hereberendered to Swans
General Henry H. Smith, Volunteer Surgeon. ft P. The•
map, C. S. Brehm H Lonoox Hodge, and George W.
Nehingtr i Aseletent Surgeons William H. Oamoheill, D.
• B Bartlne,'and Medical Cadet King; for their mailing
devotion to the &Moon,' tlutlea of their positions on the
fields of Yorktown, Williamsburg, and Fair Oaks.
No higher caitoliment can be paid to the professional
akiU of Snrgeon General Smith, md his assistants, than
the statement that not a Mit& soldier lost a limb whilst
under the care of the Pennsylvania Delegation.
Dre. Gilbert, Gloninger, Worthington, Flynn, Guth,
Apnegate, Mcßride, Moore, Grum, of Pittsburg, Craw
ford, and Dobbins, also yielded useful eminence.
The Sisters of the Order of St. Joseph, nine of whom
volunteered thiir Berrien, exhibited a devotion worthy
of their high calling as Slalom of Mercy.
Their good deed, require no words. The serving of
Acting Qnartermseter J. P. Bankeen, and bin economical
administration are fully appreciated. By order of
A. G. CURTIN.
Governor and Commander-in-Chief.
A. L. Russet, Adjutant General.' lt
ta. PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE
FINE ARTS. Pm LADISLriIIa, JURe 11, 1862
At an annual meeting of Stockholders held at the
Academy on the 2d Met., the folloiring officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
PRESIDENT,
CALEB COPE.
DIRECTORS,
William Struthers,
A. May Stevenson:-
John Sartain,
J. M. Sommerville, D. D.
Jas. L. Cleghorn,
John T. Lewis.
Board held on the 9th inst.,
m Secretary, and William
James B. Lambdin,
George S. Pepper,
Samuel Wektb,
M. W. Baldwin,
Jeseph Harrhou, -
Franklin Peale,
And at a -meeting of the
John T. Lewis was •,
Struthers. Treasurer.
arOFFICE MONONGAHELA. NAVIGA
TION COMPANY, •
.PITTEIBURO, May 23, 1852.
At a meeting of the Board of Managers of this Compa
ny, held on the let of May, 1862, the following resolutions
were adopted:
Resolved, That coupon bonds of this Company, bear
ing date the first day of July next, be issued to the
amount of Two 'Hundred Theneand Dollars, in
sumo of One Thousand Dollars each, payable in twen
ty-five yeare after the date thereof, bearing thieved
at the rate of six per centum per annum, paya
ble rend-annually, in the city of New York, and the said
bonds be secured by mortgage of the works and revenues
of this Company, to be made to Thomas Bakewell, as
trustee ' for the holders of said bonds.
Resolved, That the President of this Company be au
thorized to procure, to be negotiated, of the mortgage
bonds of this Company, this day ordered to be issued, the
amount of one hundred and twenty-five thousand dol
len!, for cash, or the outstanding bonds of this Com
pany, maturing on the first day of January next, at
par.
In atxordance with the foregoing resolutions, SUB
SCRIPTIONS will be received until three o'clock of the
24th DAY OF JUNE NEXT, for the above loan. In
formation with regard to the character of the Improve
ment may be obtained from Joanna Hanna. Est , of Fian
na, Bart, & Co, Pittsburg; Abraham Gibbons, Eel.,
Oostesville, Chester county, Pa. ; and Masers. Jay,
Cook, & Co., Philadelphia, who are authorized to receive
subecriptions for the loan.
The Capital Stock of the Company Is 8726,700
Funded debt, (bondsoutattuiding) • 182,000
There is no limiting or other debt existing. The works
are in active Operatic." and complete repair, and the re
ceipts justify expectations of the usual or average divi
dend for the present year. The works were so far com
pleted, and the debts .1 the Company paid as to enable
the Managers to declare their first dividend, July 'lto,
1863, since Which time they have declared fourteen divi
dends up to July, 1861—eight yeas-amounting in the
aggregate to fifty-four and one-half per cent., or six and
eighty-one hundredths per cent. per annum. There are
no bonds in the market better secured than those of this
Company, and nose that offer greater inducement, for
investment as to security and prompt payment of inte
rest, which is well known by the holders of the present
outstanding bonds. The object of this mortgage le to
concentrate the bonds of the Company and secure the
whole. A preference will he given to the Present holders
of the bonds maturing January lot- 1863 The Company
reserves the right to accept the whole or any portion of
the amount subecribed.
mr22, tJe24 J. B. MOORIIEAD, President.
TrOFFICE GIRARD FIRE AND MA.
RINE INSURANOE COMPANY, 416 WAL.
NUT It PHILADELPHIA, May 12,1882.—The THrectore
have this - day declared a seat-anneal DIVIDEND of
three and a half per cent., payable to the etockholdere of
this Company, on and after the 15th inetaut.
myl4.mwflm ALFRED 8. GILLETT. Tramway..
IDROBATUR EST.-- R E I ME 11. , 8
Ccilored Photographs for $1 are without a rival, in
accuracy, as a likeness, or hi point of true coloring. Go
at once to SECOND Street, above Green. .. it
DEBIDERATUM. - R EIMER'S
unequalled pictures, Life•size, Oil-colored Photo.
graphs are now mode, in view of the times, at war prices,
placing in reach of all. SZOOND Street. above 'Grim.
.
TI-10MAS O. GAIIRETT,
712 CHIESTNIIT EIiBEET,
Rai iroadved &Ira& stook •
GOLD AND SILVER •
WATCHES,7
FINE . TLATED . • - WARE
AND
TABLE _ CUTLERY,
And le manufacturing a groat variety of BILVIIR WABB
adapted for Lome uee and for emeriti. • .
Prompt and' particular attention Ls given to teptilring
Wateloe by lirat•claaa workmen. sofl4ktbsto2m .
AMERIOAN, ENGLISH, A•tk
AND • az
SWISS WA.TOE-TES, •
JIIINDLRY; ANDIDLYBIWARA,
AT REDUCED•PITIOB4I%,
rmyVaJnO S. '
H. W
26OATTSOSNNE
N.
At REMOVAL.
J. C. FULLER
Having Removed from No. 42 South THIRD Street to
No. 712 CHESTNUT Street, 2nd Floor,
(Opposite Masonic ,Temple,)
Now offers a Large and Desirable Stock of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
ROGERS & BROTHERS' SPOONS AND EaRRS,
FINE JEWELRY,-
To which • the attention of the trade to Invited.
WO- ern •:•• • • • •
‘4 . AMERICAN WATOH COM
PANY."
GOLD AND STEVEN
WATCHES,
FOB LADINS AND GENTLEMEN.
COMPANY'S SALESROOM,
No. 712 CHESTNUT Street, Second Floor,
(oppasiM 111 monk Temple.) "
1.. B. MA.RTER, Agent: •
apllo4lm .
VULCANITE RUBBER JE WELEY
A beautiful line of
GENTLEMEN'S VEST CHAINS, LADIES' CNA.
TALAINE CHAINS, THIMBLES, OBOSSEB,
STUBS, BUTTONS, &0.,
Now in Store.
J. C. FULLER,
• • No. 712 , CHESTNUT Street, Second moat,
(Opposite Maionie Temple.)
.
WATCHES,. JEVVELRY,
MESH. ASSORTMENT at LESS
r.
A..THAN roinunr. PRIORS.
-_.• • •
PARR & BROTHER,
lurporterih 824 CHESTNUT Street, below Fourth.
• ' ' ::••1
frIIIE HALY, MORSE , AND BOY
MBH • SELF-ADJUSTING
OLOTHES WRINGER.
JOHN A. MURPHEY, 022 CHESTNUT Street, Is no•
longer an age..t for the Self Adjusting Clothes Wringer.
This Wringer has given universal satisfaction, and is
warranted to do so in every particular. Before purchasing,
call, examine, ant try it, at office of J01 7 ;.005; d Co,
PIPTH and CHESTNUT, Streets.
jal2-&n , • . litt• SNOW.
- A ITFAIT.—IN • REIMEIVS: IV - 04
oiTTYPES the artist has proved himself master Of
the art ; tbs perfect and natural coloring- evidences great .
Ord , . SECOND. Street, above Green. . •
~ It
:POUND— Seine weeks binoe,. a HEM
.II2 LOOS' RAFT, wbich the owner can have. by
proving property and paying &ems: upon , application.
WILLIAS! 0. SIIIN.N a BRO,
222 WALNUT Street
MOUNT MORIAII CEMETERY.
This ground Is locatal a few yards•ofb the Darby road,
about the same distance from the oity as Laurel Hi ll, and
to t,eaatiltdly situated on the higheabpoint of•ground for
miles around.
lb soil to admirably adapted for the purpose deeigned,
being high and dry. The public are inyited•to•examine
its claims before purchasing elsewhere. •
0 .114 H Xi and sectional plans may be examined at the , .
iv beta !any further information will ba oho:clays af.
forded b, the Meat.
DESIRAIy ,E LOTS,
AT LOW PRICES,AND ON LIAERAL TEAM%
Are now In the market, some of them in sections jai
opened, having hitherto been held In reserve.
07/102 SOW C: Srom 8 A. M. to 4 P. M.., sod either be•
fortor after these boon, at the residence of the under.
signed, . . -
No. 334 NORTH TXNTH STRXET
R. 8..--Akonveyonoe to and from tile Cemetery for
=oh es &mire to purstuito. 113716 2m.
INFORMATION: FOR THE
7.BANKFORD GENES/it NEWB AGIBNOY.
. .
•• WILLIAM C. DBE &RD takes this opportunity tomn
fotm big patrons and the public) that be is now prepared
to furnish allthe leadior Phhade/phia and New York'
bewtgapers, magazines, and peringiom.. • •• '
Agent for the DAILY and WEEKLY PRESS. Sub
scribers and other, can have them delivered as soon as
Smolt at their residences or places of business Frank
fwd or vicinity: • • jeg-lm
T URTLE AND CLAM SOUP served
up daily (Sundays excepted) by JAMBS PROS.
BEB, 808 MARK= Sven.
Vanilla; any Tied minima
IVIATONEMENTS AND gRA",VB
LTJL , STOWSB very mimed priced at Marbli Works
of. ; A:L'OTZINKITZ, Broom Aveunk, tam Blevvatk
IRMA 0.4.1341110
PHOTOGRAPHS.
PJ;t.j J
COMPANY'S OFFICE,
No. 12S SOUTH SEC,TH STSZET,
FREDERICK A. VAN .CLEVE,‘
GENEI/AL AGNNT
mom, DIM GOODS.
E. & L.,
E. & L.
EYRE Ic L4NDELL,
EYRE & LMTDELL,
-EYRE & LANDELL,
EYRE & LANDELL,
FaCTATH AND ARCM,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
FOURTH AND ARCIH,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
FOURTH AND ARM
ARE NOW CLOSING OUT
SUMMER SILKS.
SIIMMEA SHAWLS,
STYMMER . IIOBES,
FRP:NO . IA ORGANDIES,
RIGH GRENADINES,
1 101JRISTS'..DRESS GOODS,
BUMMER FOULARDS.
0 RENA DINE VEILS,
strgEraoll, KITTS,
INDIA PLAID SILKS,
PLAID .MOZAMBIQII.ES,
PLAINNOZAMBIQUES.
BLAO* SILK VEILS.
jai°. tuthelni
DRY GOODS.
J. M. FIAELEIOH,
[SUCCESSOR TO L. J. LKlrra
723 CHESTNUT STREET;
OFFERS ON
MONDAY, JUNE 2,
AND DURING THE WERE,
The following GOODS at lose prices than the same have
been offered in this msairet
WHITE ORGANDIES,
PLAIN AND RICH Do.,
LAWNS IN VARIOUS QUALITIES,
FRENCH PERCALES,
Do. PIQUES,
Do. . CHINTZES.
RICH BARBOIRI, ox BLACK h BROWN GROUNDS,
BRDIRTED FROM 70 TO 37K CENTS.
MEN: ANGL&IS DEOCRE, REDUCED BROM
2 . 0 CENTS T0.12X
BLACK AND WHITE 011ZOK POPLINS, rrg o
BLACK AND WHITE CIREOK BILKS
MOURNING GOODS,
IR GREAT VARIETY
SUPERIOR BLACK SILK, AT trrg AND $1
BLACK GRENADINE BARIUM, 25 CTS.
ALL-WOOL BAREGE.
ALL-WOOL BAREGE int4wts.
GRENADINE BAREGE
LAWNS & ORGANDIES,
IN MOURNING ' COLORS
GThiGHAI4B AND . CHINTZES.
SHAWLS.
WAITE BABEGE SH &WM
WHITE GRENADINE BABEGE SHAWLS
WHITE SHETLAND Do.
BLAINE AND•WHITE PLAID D.).
_ p-oons.
POINTS AND : MANTILLAS
MOHAIR MANTILLAS,
REAL LACE POINTS,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
A LARGE LOT
FINE EMBROIDERED,
AT sEntarn.ritm CENTS AND IL
jeB•tathfbt ORIGINAL MOB 81.0 and 111.75.
• •
BAMMINS 1N LINEN' GOODS.-
.Ileavy round-thread Shirting Linen,tutitable for
Ladles' went, for 25 cents per yard try the plena, carnal
price, 40 coats; Union Table. Linen,37% cents per yard ;
8.4 Barnsley, all linen, 47 cents . ; • very flatt'and heavy,
62% ; Double Satin Damask, of elegant quality, 81;
very wide do., $1.25; Napyins, % square, for 75 cents
per don.; real Barns ley do., $1 00, exit& quality; all
linen lluckaback, 10 cents per yard; d0..12%, 18,.20,
and 25 cents; all-liner, Towels, 8 cents each ; extra
HU, 12% cents; Ladies' and Gents' Linen Mktg., 81.50
per dozen—a great barg,in ; Marseilles Honey
comb Quiltr, Allendale Quilts; all very cheap . . BereooB
in want of Linos or Furnishing Goods of any kind. can
be Roiled bore, at lees price, for same quality, than they
can be bought at any other, store. . .
B. 'D. it W. H. PENNELL,
1021 MARKET Street, below Eleventh.
N. B.—A large let of Sheeting and Shirting Unsling.
Alen. Mosquito Note. for Soldiers. . • . jag -6t
- nßoonE 8A11,E6E13, all wool, at
„11-1 8 2.0 cents.
Rich styles flee French Bereges, at 31 to 37 cents.'
Bich styles Silk end WOPI °babies al 50 cents.
81011 STTLIES SILK abll'f &DINES.
60 pieces plain Mozembinues, doable width.. •
Thin dreea gcods of every description
TRIMMING RIBBONS, COLORED EDGES, ALL
SHADES.
Just received, a small lot of
Ten , cheap fancy Silks. • , ,
' 1 lot droned Slats, solid ciders, greens, Denise. and
-.modes, at 76 cents.
1 lot Carded Silks, solid colors, lose, melee, purple, and
made, $l, worth $1.25. • •
Plain brown and mode at 87 cents.
. •
Plain brown and mode Silks at 51.12%.
A large and choice asbortsieut of
Lace Bourne's!,
Lace Mantles, with Bullies,
• Lace Polotee, •
Fifty per cent. leas than cost of importation.
' H. STEEL it tiON,
jet. tf No. 713 North TENTB'St ab. °OATES.
_TAIEL -- R. CAM PIIE ILL da Co.,
727 CHESTNUT STREET,
OPPFI6 /1 ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Very choice Goode of recent Importation.
Black bilk Checked*Gienadiue, extra quality.
Nenlard bilks, elegant etylea and fine quality.
Black Silks, hest brands.
Broche Barege, liernante and Mozambique& •
8.4 Paris Pll dtehevre.
,Poll d l olievrt all wool Slog.
• Gtentidinalfeib; in mode auttalier shades.
WILIER GOODS AND: LERFJ43 -
• . . .
In groat variety, at extremely low prices.
QUAIMER:SHAWLB:.
• •Baregii. white, black, and tanui , ; •
Mozambique, Clubmen), and Silk;
Black Grenadine, bright borders; •
Black twitted. silk Nett i .
' Clanton Craig. and MIMIC
Stalls and bordered Brochet Shawls.
ti 8116 R PLEAS :BBOTELER9,
jag OEfESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets
1094 CHESTNUT STREET
E. M. NEEDLES
Invites the "special attention" of " Ladies"
'ho Wend "spending the summer' in "pie
country" at /ratering Plaies," 'or in " travel
tine," toe very large assortmat of
“TRIMMED AND •MADIII-DP GOODS,”
• IN "BETS, SLKEVES," &a.
In I. POINTE, VALENOIENNIC, GUIPURE,
MALTESE," and other Laces • end in
"LINEN, CAMBRIC, AND SWISS,"
wb ich be bits just opened. •
Also, in Vaterielenne Tri mmed" and "'Ruf
fled Cambric Handkerchiefs," embroidered, in
colors; together with a general assortment of
White Goods, Lintnir, Laces, Embroideries,
Petits, Ilandkerchiefs;" acc.;'adapted to the 're
otirements of the present season.
A large. and varied assortment of "Garibaldi
mains," end "Black and inite Figured Net"
for, t , dittoes."
All th. above of the "Latest Slylts," and at
the " Very Lowest Prices." Je3
1024 0111;t3TNIIT 11TBRILT
YRR & LANDtLt, FOURTH 'an
J2J ABOB, bare a fine asaortment of Samna: Shawl
..„
"PYRE & LANDELL have the• Black
. and White Plidd 13111uifc;r 4 BOnitots and Dress 4 si
1115gieeyard.. je2 _
CLOAK STORE.!
. 401 ..... i n ka m at *ma ameirtment in the
..• • No, 29 South e 4 m et.
. .
yßirgitot door a b ove
drILOAKEI, PALATOTES AND MAN
TILLAB.—Ladies in want of the above articles ssiS
Sind ikto their edvantat )to visit the old eat2blhihed bones
of itra. HENRY, No. all North NINTH Street, below
ARCH: The latest Parii Styled Always on hand at otiose
that astonish everybody. . • . sx4-.llns
BO Icr, MISSES', . 1,11]) CUR"
CLOTHING,
IN NNDLNBB ' TAI LINTY, •
110. 137 Bontb ElGHl7.llltesok._:.
P715-2cm Throe Doors above WALNIM,
NEW PUBLICATIONS
MR. MOSLEY'S NEW NOVEL.
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•
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LICZTUREB ON THE HISTORY 01i TRI
EASTERN ODUEOH ; with an Introduction on the
Study of Ecclesiastical history. By A. P. Stanley, D. D.
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FAITH. By . James W. Alexander, D. D. 12mo.
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LECTURES ON THE SCIENCE OF LANGUAGE.
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PROOFS OF PRE-MILLENNIALISDI. Introduc
tion. By the IFler. Dr. Newton. 25 mutts.
HARDY'S MISTAKES, AND WHERE THEY LED
BIM. ISmo. 30 cents
THE CLOSER WALK ; or,The. Believer's Sanctifi
cation By Darling. 60 rents
POEMS. By Rev. T. H. Stockton, D. D, 12.n0. EL
For sale by
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je9 • . No. 606. 011EBTNIIT Street.
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•
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. LATINO LIRB&RY.—AII the NEW English
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PROPOSALS,
• • - •
ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIP
AGE OFFICE, TWELFTH -AND GIRARD
STREETS, PIMA DRLPIIIA, J 111313 11,1862.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until WE D-
PiESDAY, 18th inst., at 12 o'clock M., for furnishing, at
the Sche3lkill Arsenal, one thousand (1,000) Hospital
!rents and Flies, to be of army pattern ; the Tanta to be
made or 2836-inch duck, 12-ounce; the Flies ono.
ounce duck. Also, one thousand (1,000) sets Hospital
Tent-poles. Bidders can bid for Tents complete, in
cluding Poles, or separately for either. Pro posals will be
endorsed, ' , Proposals for Hospital Tents , "or ProPo
sale for 'Hospital Tents poles," and addressed to •
G. IL CROSMAN,
jel2.6t th linty Quartermaster General.
CITY OF CII&RLESTOWN MA2-
.
SACIIUSETTS.—Senied Proposals will bo received
by the Water Commissioners of the City of Charlestown,
until JUNE 80Lb, for laying, in said Oity and no the
iine of their Water Works, about 21 miles of OAST-I.IION
PIPES. Plans of the work can be seen, and informa
tion concerning said work bo obtained, at the office of
the Engineer or Water Commiesioners, Charlestown.
Copies of epecificationa and contract, and forms of pro
posals, will be sent 10 parties desiring to make bids for
the wmk. on ;heir making application for the same to
the Water Commissioners Bonds, with sutetiee, will
be molted from parties contracting. The Commission
ers I CIRITVO the right to accept that propoeal which. under
all eircumstencee, they shall consider most favorable to
the interests of the city,. or to reject all proposals of
fered.
For Water Commissioners,
EDWARD LAWRENCE, Chairman.
C. L STE VENdON, Chief Engineer C. W. .W
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CiTY OF 'CHARLESTOWN; MA'S
SACHUSETTS.—Tbee Water Commissioners of the
City of Chortonown will receive prop Bala for making,
delivering, and laying On the line of their dlstribntion
pipes, One Hundred and Forty FIRE HYDRANTS.
In making proposals for the seine, parties Inuit Include
the Hydrart Pipe, the Bond, the Hydrant, Frames,
Covers., and all appurtenances connected therewith; ex
cepting the branches in main pipes. They must 8150 state
the price at which they will lay and connect the Hydrant
pipes with the branches In the Maine, and perform all
the stork incident to placing the Hydrants In perfect or
der for ate, including deliveil and all treuebins or other
digging. Poetise nicking proposids mutt' aeon:Nines/
them with design. of the style of Hydrant ther propose.
There de-flans must be drawn to Rate, Itidetail, so as to
admit of their being' readily underattiOd. • The total
summit of 4-inch Hydrant Pipe • Tian's*. is about
Eleven Hundred (1,100) feet. Eine of :Iforaslo 2l loch,
with sufficient fiZe of Hydrant to adratt . of Increasine
diameter of nozzle to 4 inches, without removal of
B 3 drant.
Proposals will alio be received for about One hundred
and &zip STOP COCKS, of the following nice,: 76 of
4-inch, 66 of 6-inch, 14 of 8• inch, 2 of 10-inch, 3 of 16-
inch, 3of 14-inch. The proposals for Stop Cocks to in.
elade every essential coating pertaining to the game and
the delivery ot all Cocks or Castings at each places
in Charlestown as the Engineer may from time to
time direct. Designs of the styles proposed for to
be presented at same time as bid. Plans of Die
-tribiation Pipe, showing petitions of Hydrants. and
Step (Socks, can be seen at the office ot tee Engineer
or Water Commiesionots. All designs most be sent to
the Engineer,,on or before JUNE 30th , 1862. The Com
missioners reserve the right to accept er reject any of
the proposals offered.
For Water Commissionetv,
EDWARD LAWRENCE, Chairman.
0. L. STINE NSON, Chief Engineer, U. W. W.
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LEGAL.
uNITED STATES, EASTERNIAB
- OF PENNSYLVANIA, 801:
THE PRESIDENT OF TILE UNITED STATES,
TO TIIE - MARSHAL OF TUE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
GREETING : • • - ' • ' •
WHEREAS, The District Court of the United States
iu and for.the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rightly
and dnly proceeding on a Libel, filed in the name of the
United States of America, bath decreed all persons in
general who hare, or pretend to have, any right.title, or
interest in the schooner LION, whereof
matter, her tackle, apparel, and fnrnttnre, and the goods,
warts, and merchandise laden on Nei I schooner:captured
as prize while lying in Pantgo creek r running into Potgo
river, in the State - of North Carolina, by the United
States eteetner Delawate ' under command of Lien
ter.sot P. Quackenboah, to be moniedled, cited,
tund called to judgment, at 1110 time and place
underwritten, and to the . - eirmt hereafter era
premed, (justice to nos:tiring.) Toll are, therefore,
charged,. and strictly enjoined and commanded', tiest you
omit nst,but that, by publishing these presents in at
least twe of the daily newspapers printed' and publishes/
in the city 'of Philadelphia,-and' in the legal Intelligen
,Cer, you db monist' and site; or cause tohe monisbod
and cited, peremptorily, all/persons in general whoitanr,
or pretend• to have, any rtrht; title; or interest In the
said schooner LION, bar tackle, amere', and furni
ture, aid the said-goods, wares, and merchendino
laden therern. to appear before the Hon. JOHN
CADWAL MYER; • the Judge', of ' the. -ESAU court,'
at the DistriCt Court room, in the' city of Philadelphia,
on the T.W,EitTIE' . I'II day 'After priblicatiim of these
presents, if -it lie a - court day,or else on the next court
day folios ing,.betweiis the usual. hours of itearingoansea,
then and there to•show,'or allegei.in• due fornrof law, re
reasonable and , lawful excuse, If any they have; why the
said schooner LION, . her tackle, apparel, and fur
niture, and the • goods, 'Wares, and merchatrliess
laden thereon.. Would • not be pronounced to be , .
long, at the time of the, capture• of the earns; to the
enemies of theifillied States, andas.goode of their ens
mica or otherwiseellable• and subject to condemnation,
to be adjudged'and - condemned afgoocrandlawfni prime ;
and further to db amtreceive to this behalf as-to jostles
shall appertain. .lindthat you duly intimate, or causally
be intintated, unto all' persons aforesaid. generally,. (te•
whom. by the timer cf these presents, it to also lotions.
ted,) that if they shall' not' appear at the-time and'phtee•
above mentioned; or appear and shall" not show a. rea
sonable and lawful cause to the contrary,•then said Dia.
trict Court dothintend and will proceed to adjudication on
the, said capture, and' may pronounce that the said'
schooner LION, her tackle, apparel., and. furni
ture, and the goods, wares, and merchandise laden
them eon did belong, at the time of the cipthre of the.
same, to the- enemies of the' United' States- of Ante
rice, and as goods of their.enendes ,or otherwise, liable
and subject to con/bleat:lcm and condemnation,.to he adL
•judged, and . Condemned as lawful prize, the. absence, or
rather contumacy, of the - persons so cited'and intimated:
in anywise notwithetanding, and that you duly certify fir
the 'said District Court what you shell do In the premises,:
together with these presents. •.
IVitness the tionoraille JOHN CAI:MAUNDER,
~Tudat of the said' Court - , at Philadelphia, tide- tenth.
'day of JUNE, AI D. 1662; and in the eighty-eixth year:ot
the Independence of the raid United Staten.
isl2-3t G. It.EOX, Clerk Dlstriet•Cturt.
UNITED STATES. EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF FEIRTSYLTANIA, SO T.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STARTS.
TO TIII 'MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT
O) PISNIISTRTNNIA,
GREETING: •-•,..= . •
WHEREAS, The District Court of the united. State!!
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rightly
and duly proceeding on &Libel, filed in the name of the
:United' States of America, bath decreed all persons in
general who havo,.or pretend to have, any right; title ; or
interest In' twenty-eight bales of Cotton, and certaih
other goods, wares,. and • merchandise, coneitting of
cypress shingles, juniper rails. yellow pine plank, Yellow
gine board, and yellow pine 'canning, captured'se prize
in the sounds of North Carolina, by the Navallorces of
the Untied States. ender command of Flag °Meer J'. C.
Bowan, at Newb, rn, .on the river Nouse, in said ,
State, to be znonialtoil,.cited, and called to judgment at the
tittle and place underwritten, and to the effect hereafter
expressed, (justice so requiriag.) You are therefore
charged, and strictly enjoined and commanded, that
you omit not,. but that by publishing these presenht
in at least two of the daily newspapers printed and
published in' the City of Philadelphia, and. in the Le-,
pal Intelligence'', you do monieh and. cite,. or cause
to he moniehest and :cited, peremptorily, all portions
in general who have, or pretend to hero,. any right,.
title, or interest hi the said twety• eight bales of Cotton,
and certain , other gosids, wares!, and merchandise, con-:
!dialog of cypress shingles!, juniper rails, yel'ow pine
plank, yellow pine board,. and yellow pins seantlieg
to appear befoie the Honorable JO/IN CADWARA
DER, the Judge of the said gourd, at the Dietriot
Court room' ' in the City of Philadelphia, on the,TWIN
TIETH day . after publication of these presents, if it be a
snort clay,
„or* else on the next court day following,
between the usual howls of. hearing catmes, then
and there to show, or allege, in due form, of law, a
reasonable and lawful exuuse, if, any they have, why
the said twenty sight bales of Cotton, and certain other
goods. wares, and - merchandise, consisting of cypress
.eldnelee,"juniper rails, yellow pine plank, yellow pine
board, and yellow pine Remitting, should not ha pro
nounced to belong, at the time of, the capture of
the smue. to the enemies' of the 'United States, and
as goads of their enemies,; or otherwise, liable and
subject to condemination, to be adjudged and con
demned as good and lawful prizes: and further to do and
receive in this behalf as te justice shalt appertain. And
'that you duly intimate, or cause to be intimated, unto all
- persons aforesaid generally, (to whom by the tenor of
there presents; it is also intimated,) that if they shall not
appear .at the time and place above mentioned, or
Annear and shall net show a reasonable and lawful
canes to the contrary, then said District Court doth
intend and will proceed to adjudication on the said
,!capture. and . may pronounce that the ,said twenty
eight bales of Cotton, end certain other geode, wares;
and merchandise, consisting of cypress shingles, juniper
rails, yellow pine plank, yellow nine board, and yellow
'pine ecautling, did belong, 'at the time of the - centime
of the some, to , the enemies' of the United Staten of
America, sad as goods of their enemies, or other
wise, liable and subject to confiscation and condemna
tion, 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 mid District Court what Jou shall do in the
yremisee, together with these presents, •
Witness the Honorable JOHN fADWATJADER,
Judge of the said Court, at Philadelphia, this math
day of JURY', A. D. 1802., and bailie eighty-sixth year of
.thOliirlependenoe of the said United States.
jen.at G. 8. , FOX, Clerk District Court.
BOARDING.
VIIIST-OLABB BOARDING, in Ger
mantown,
co-nor of EAST WALNUT LANK
and the Kale st reet, only fire minutes' walk from the
dep.t. Large rooms and /andeome grounds. Allot! on
the premiers. ]elo-St*
SUMMER BOARDING.-MRS.
BROOKE, having taken a large and eligible house
at MOl3 WY AIRY, ie prepared to make 2mrsgements for
the season. 'the rooms are large Dud airy, and the home
well provided with amusements. Thestation being within
three minutol• walk, Mitre great inducomi nts to business
men. Apply until 2et 1533 LOCUST Street. jelo.st.
COUNTRY BOARD.—Boardiog for
six or , eight masons may be obtained, on reason4ble
ttrms, in a small family, within three. quarters of a mile
from Wallingford Etation, on the West lahester and
Philadelphia Railroad.
lelo-6vis A. P. GARITIKLD.•
PRIVATE BO A R G.--ticcommo
dation' for Gentlemen and their Wives, with Ors.*
flint aiDaie and condmmicsflas rooms Also. plesssnt
rooms for seem al Hoek, Gentleman. Apply at 802 North
TIiNTH Street. Timm moderate. jelo-12t*
WANTS.
WANTED -In a Commission - and
Shipping House ' s SALEEME&N, who oi.derstando
Book •Ii oohing. Addrees "T. Office of thin paper,
aitli rfferences andelsalary Pegaired jen
A.N TED-2,000 Men along the line,
of the Lehigh Cana/, Bay ],500 laborers. 250 car
pinterr, and 260 stone moutons. Apply to the officors of
the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company, at MACON
OBUNK, ALLENTOWN, or EASTON, or auy here
along the line of the works. je
APHYSICIAN, well . connected• at
Philadelphia. with about $4,000, may bear of a
deairahlti opportunity to enter as partner in an ell
tablhhed and well-paying proterelonal business by ad
dressing " M. D.," iitatton' D. Now Yogic. is 7 ItAP
FOR SALE A.ND TO LET.
COAL- OIL WORKS FOR, SALE,
or a Person wishin g to employ a Capital to good at.
vantage, will please apply, for full paNculara, at No.
127 WALNUT Street.
rBILADELPIIIA, July n, 186
FOR SALE ..three-F tory
Dwelling s with side yard, N 0.112 North Eighteenth
street, above Atoll A. poly to AMA& St. E
corner FOURTH. and WALNUT Streets, second
Boor. jel2.3t*
tit TO RENT-A THREE-STORY
BRICK DWELLING, on RACE Street, one door
above Twelfth, north BIM Rent low to a good tenant:
Apply to WETBERILL & BROTHER,
jel2 47'end 99 North BSOOND Street.
fit TO RENT-A. THREE-STORY
Mil BRICK DWELLING, on PINE Street, near
Seventeenth, north aide. A➢ols to .
WSTBERILL & BROTHER,
47 and 49 North BECOND Street
F 0.R.. SALE, OR PART EX
..a.CHANG.E.—Irine PA EH, 218 MIRES, situate on
the Delaware 'river, 28 miles from tha city. Railroad sta
tion upon the place. Large atone Mansion, beautifully
located, having a view of the surrounding country and
river from it. Three tenant's holm', large barn number
of out-boildingr,• all in complete order. Superior frulte
of every , kind. Apply to R. PETTIT,
jell No. 309 WALNUT Street.
FOR SAL E. -FIRST-CLASS
PARK. containing 85 ACRES, near Doylestown.
28 miles from the city, in Bucks county, large and con
venient improvements, nicely watered, etc. Also, a num
ber of PABMtI in Cheater and Delaware counties. Ap
ply to E. P
jell No. 309 WALNUT Street.
FOR SALE, one of the best CLOTH
HOUSES in the city, for a moderate Jobbing and
Retail Cash Trade, the proprietor relinquishing the be
sine's for other interests. The stock is light, and will be
sold on accommt dating terms. This is a splendid chance
rarely offered. ACdrets J. H. 8.," at this office.
jelo-3t*
TO RENT=-Four Different Country
lelnt Places, with a few acres of ground, fine fruits,
near railroad stations, and couveoient to the city, one of
which is furnished. Apply to S. PETTIT,
je3 No. 339 SVA.LNUT /Street.
mith , FOR SALE—A desirable Farm,
-.K. 108 acres, near Downingtown, ()heater county;
nicely watered; hydrant water at the home and.- barn.
First-rate atone improvements, all in complete condition j
fine limbo., excellent fruits, &c. apply to
E. PETTIT,
je2 No. 809 WALNUT Street.
FOR SALE OR TO LET—Four
IM Houses; on the weet side of 11110&D Stieet, below
Columbia avenue.. Apply at the southwest comer of
BISTII and SANSON Streets mh24-if
MFOR.. SALE, CHEAP—The hand
ecme COTTAGE. on LOCUST Street, West Phile
&led., next door to the corner of Thirty-ninth. /oar
to "It01;'1. BRED, N. W. coy Juniper end new. jei-
ipt TO LET.Dwelling House, South
ead corner of TWENTY-bEOOND and GREEN
Streets. Nays at Reif e grocery, corner of Twenty. en.
ccrd and Nonni - Vernon Streets. Apply to
JAMES CRESSON,
jet'• tf 23 North FOURTE *root
- tip° JAISTLIAERS. • " •
• I- The DIMELII2II4 bidittit di
" PHCNf,"
and formerly owned and occupied by BAHL. effrint,
Esq., eltuate on TWENTY-THIRD, between IIAOR
and VINE Streets, Philadelphia, Oapacity 600 bushels
per day, is now offered for sale on reasonable end &mom
modatug tortes. Is in good rimming order, and has all
the modern Improvements. An Artesian well on the pro
misee fumbling an unfailing supply of good, rare water.
Address Z. 1,00101 . & 00., No, 1010 MARKET
dimes, Philadelphia. fa2941t1
SPRING MILLINERY.
t ie M'O.V AL. ..
11fISSIC8 O'BaTLN, 924 01111STNI7T Street, have
removed to 1107 WALNUT. Street, three doors above Ste
renth, north side, and will open PARIS &triads EST,
for the Spring, on TBIIBSDAY, M 41117. ' apl2-2to*
TRUSSES
LTRUSSES, SUPPORT
.I4 EBB, BBAOES, and other Mechanic& Appliances ;
of correct oonarrnotion and okay to the wearer. For salt
and adjustment at 0. H. N.ENDLIFP LADIES' STO/33,
TWNLFTB Street, tire door. below Ewe. ,
Gentlemen requiring Nurture Trumea will mil at thi
Sonthweet corner TWELFTH and FAUN, where 0. If
N. even attention 10 this eneotalfeenre. nairi-arnif
MRS. JAMES BETTS' OELEBRA
ALL TBD SUPPOBTEEP FOE LADIES, and the
only Support/us under eminent medical patronage. Es..
lies and physicians aro respectfully requested to call only
on bins. Bette, at her residence, lON WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia, (to avoid counterfeits.) Thirty thousand
savalicis have been advised by their physicians to use her
Spylianoos. Those only are genuine hearths. the United
Rates copyright, labels on the box, and signatures, and
alas on the fintesorters.. with tesSinxnaisin. ooltt-tuthntf
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
GIRARD FIRE .AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
WITICE 411 WALNUT STRZET, P ADEISPRIA
CAPITAL 8250,000
Thk company continues to toile risks en the safer
Ohmesa Property at low rate!.
The riblic can rely upon Its resposedbillty, and shin
ty to ply tosses 'promptly. Its dlSbureenients for ths
benefit at the public, dozing the lest :tine years, exceed
$500,000.,
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sad , we seerynedully solicit its favor in tire future.
DIRECTORS
ORB. I. DIIPORT, JERRY WALKER,
JORIII W. CLAGEORN, JOHN THORKLEY,
O. P. REAZLITT, ABRAHAM HART,
DAVID BOYD, Jr., PETER S. ROE, of
WIL N. SWAM, FURMAN SHOPPABD
JOSEPH KLAPP, N. D. W. S. LewriParcuri,
WM. O. BUDISAD, . JOHN SUPPLE& . • .
THOISIAB CRAVEN, President.
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A. B. GIT.L'ETT, Vice President
JAB. B. AITORD, Secretary. 5p20142.
CE COMPNY.,
Street.'
INSDEANCII.
E. D. Woodraff,
John Ressler, Jr.,
P. S. Justice,
Washington Jones,
Chas. Stokes,
John W. Everman.
E., President.
EDSON, Vice Preeddent.
ADD, Secretary. [entatf-trt
WARIE INSUR
4O ORESTNTIT
• NEB AND INI.,
DUO
r. N. Busk,
Obsa. Iliehardson,
Hoary Lewis Ir.,
Whißain,
Goo. A. Wsot,
0. NV...Basta,
FRANCIS N. BU
' CHARLES BEM
WILLIAMS I. BLANC •
VORDIONWEA.I.TH • INSI3-
A./ • ELINOR COMPANY, OF THE is reara 07
PENNSYLVANIA.
DIRECTORS.
Davie Jayne, M.D., Ohariee H. Rowers,
John Et Whitsffi, John H. Welker,
Edward 0. Knight, Robert Shoemaker,
Thomas S. Stewart,
ia l s William Struthers,
Henry Lewis, Jr., Elijah Jones.
DAVID JE , M D., President
JOHN M. WHITALL, Vice President.
SAKI DIN S. MOON, Secretary.
Office, Commonwealth Building, 613 OIIESMSE,
Street. Philwieinhia. ec4-trtil
SAFES.
in
DI LILLI_E' S
South SAFE
SEVENTH DEPOT BAIL
• 1 -i OVED to No. Z 1 Street, new
.0 • • tin Institute.
The undersigned, thankful for past favors, and Debt
determined to 'merit future patronage, has secured am
elegant and convenient store, and has now on hand t
large assortment of Lillfe's lihtlebrated Wrought and
ahiiled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, ( the onlY
staidly fire and burglar proof safes made.) Abso,Llllls's
Unequalled Dank Vault, Safe, and Bank Locks.
Lillie's Bank Vault Doors and Locks will be fnruishst
to order on short notice. This is the strongest, best pro.
tatted, and cheapest Door and Lock yet offered.
Also, particular attention is called to Lillie's Nes
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, to. 'This Safe is con•
ceded to surpass In style nod elegance anything yet el•
feted for this purpose, and is the only one that is atrial)
fire and burglar prdot.
Braman flonag.—lhave now on hand my twenty. a
Farrel, Herring, oo.'a reLfee, most of them nearly new.
and some forty of other makers, comprising a corayleti
assortment as to eizes,,and all lately exchanged for the
now celebrated Lillie fiefs. They will be sold at very
low prices. Please cell and examine.
ja26-lyif H. O. BADLZB, Agent.
11VANS & WATSON'S
ST 6.11.61W1DE1L 863116
ORS,
16 &MTH FOURSU STRAW,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
AL largo ' , aria, of Y 133- 2 ,11007 BAP= gwail
band
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MANY EFFORTS ELATE. BEEN
made to Preeerve the form and features of-the
dead, without the inual mode, se repugnant to the feel
ings, of placing the body in Ice. This difficulty has
been overcome by Good's air-tight PATENT BOXES.
Gold sir I. the medium aced --noting as i preeervatire--la
the warmest weather,anct for any length of time required.
Likewise, bodies woy be conveyed hundreds of miles with
Perfect safety, and la a good date of preservation. '
JOHN GOOD,• Undertaker
No. 921 SPRUCE Street.
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A. B—Lesd, Metallic and other coffins, furnished at the
shortest mottos. Hearses and carriages of the beet quality.
Lots, half lots, and single graves, in the different owns.
tortes; one superior lot in &fount Mulish Homier, ;
one, two, three, or four hundred feet, can be bad cheap
for oasb, or trade.
REFIRINOIII3-Dr. SAIIIIIEL JA MESON, 224 South
ICIOEITH Street; jr. .L H. B. MoOLELL &N. 1029
WALNUT Street. mre-theto.aut
SUMMER RESORTS.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
JAMBS K. BOBILitn,
Superintendent.
Thie celebrated Hotel will be open for the reception of
vikitore on Saturday, June 21, 1882, and will continua
open until September 15.
Since the last season many handsome interovemette
have been made, both to the house and the grounds,
adding atilt turther to the comfort, convenience, and
view-me of the guests.
Persona dreirivg to spend the eum - ner at the SO% Shore
will hod the sccommodutions at the UNITED iITA.TE 3
superioi to those of soy other house on the Atlantic
Collet.
Ilanlees celebrated Band has been engaged for the
59611013, and will to under the direction of the !fluent.
Mosier.
Mr. THOMAS H. BA/MUTT, late of Cape May, will
have chargo of the Billiard Boom, Ten. pin Alley e, and
hhoott oft Geller,.
The extensive improvements made two years ago, and
those new in contemplation by the owners of this eolendld
establishment, are an ample guarantee of what the patrons
of the bonne may expect under its present management.
UENBY A B. BROWN,
For Proprietors.
SUMMER BOARDJNG.- BROAD
TOP MOUNTAIN fiCUSE.—A romantic spot for a
BUN MB E RESIDENCE on one of the Mountain Tops
of Pennsylvania. reached daily by the Pennsylvania
Central, and the Broad Top Mountain Railroad from
Huntingdon. The Home is one of the finest in the in
teriorof the State, handsomely famished, with all the re
quisites for comfort sad converdence—pare air, deli
eh us sprits water, romantic scenery, and everything to
restore at d invigorate health. Telegraph station and a
daily read!, so that daily communication may be had with
Philadelphia.
The Pennsylvania Railroad will furnish excursion
tickets through the season. Persons leaving Philadel
phia in the morning can take tea at the Mountain House
the same evening.
be sub , criber has kindly been allowed to refer to the
following gentlemen, residents of Philadelphia, who have
been estroue of the Mountain House:
Cmniminge, Esq , David P. Moore, Eat.,
Sarni. Ceetner, Eeq., Thou Contain, Eat.,
800. Beery B. Moore; Lewis T. Wattson Be.,t
John McCaules, Pen., G. Albert Lewis,Eel.,
Jihn Hartman, Esq Richard D. Wood,
TEEMS MODERATE. For further information, address
JOBILPfI MORRISON. Proprietor.
jel2.lm Broad. Top City, Huntingdon connty, Pa.
CAF SE ON SPRINGq, OANI 13 RI. A
COUNTY, PA.—This delightful and popular place
oilsutemer resort, located directly on the lloe of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, on the summit of the Allegheny
Mountains, twenty-three hU.:dted feet above the level of
the ocean. witt be open for wocato from the IGth of June
till the 10th of October. Since IRA season the gronnde
have been greatly improved and beau tified,.and a num
ber of Cottages have been erected fqr the accommoda.
Urn of fatuiliea. rendering Cresson one of the most
romantic and attractive places in the State. The furni
ture is being thotougl.ly renovated. The seeker of
pleasure and the sufferer from heat and diorama wilt find
attractions l o re in a first-claim Livery. Stable, Billiard
Tables, Tenpin Alleis, Baths, &c.; fogetber with the
purest air and wafer, and the meet mn,gatticent mountain
scenery-to be found in the country.
ie12.12t
Tickets good for the round trip from Philadelphia,
$7.00; from 'Pittsburg, $3.05.
For further Information, address
G. W. MULLIN,
Cresson Springs, Cambria 00., Ps.
BEDFORD SPRINGS. A. G. AL.
LEN respectfolly Informs the public that thle,
cele
brated and faehlonable WATERING PLACE is now
open acid fully prepared for the reception of vialtore,
one will be kept open until the lot of October.
Persons wishing Bedford Mineral Water will be sup
plied at the following prices at the Springs--viz
Fora barrel (oak)
' 6 balf-barrel
Parties wishing rooms or any Information In regard to
tho placo will addreee tho a Bedford Mineral Syringe
Company." my29-6w
F 0 R THE SE&.
&MEM- SIIOBIII-13IINtenca Alt,
BANGEMENT.—CANIDIN AND ATGANTIO RAIL
EOM,.
Three trains dailv to Atlantis Ohs and return,(Sun
dale excepted). Trains have VDTS-Street P arry as
follows:
hleil Train .
Express Train
Freight and Accommodation
RETURNING:
Leaves, Atlantic Mail Train 4 45 P. M.
" Zxpresa Train 5 15 A. M.
t , Freight and &c , xnamodalion.3 18 A. M.
F.Allit 31.20 Ronnd•trip Tickets, good only for the
day and train on which they are issued, 82.60. gxcnr..
BICII Tickets, good for three days, 53: Votes are now
open. JOHN G. BRYANT,
jelP.tf . Agent.
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BAND.. C ONCERT . . AT FRANK
FORD.—This evening grand Concert will be
given, et ODD FELLowr HALL, Frankford, in aid
of BT. JOACHIM'S CATHOLIC CHURCH, in that
place.
The programme will be of the most Taxied and enter
taining character, and the parts will be executsd by
Bret-class talent. including, amongst others Profsssor
W. A. Newland, C. A. Mintzer, Henry indent, and
Siener Antoni, with the Misses Marceline SUore , of a,
Discoll, X. 0. Friel, Mews. Philip Moore, Dane Plen
ty re, and W, H. Moyer, with redone . other lady and
gentlemen amateurs cf acknowledged ability, together
with the American Vecalista, consisting of Messrs.
Burnes, Serunels, Levering,. Williamson, and Moyer.
There a ill also be pctformeel, for the first time in Phi
lad, ]phis, *Nationale Varietione Profee
iler earl Bteinrucb, late Pieuiet to his Mejsety M
Lien 11, King ef Bavaria, Germany.
The Fifth 'and Ststhostrsets PllSM7lier 'Beltway Cars
convey yousengers to and from the 11411. the door, of
which will be open at 7 o'clock, and the floccert wilt cont
inence at 8 o'clock Precise., - . Tickets 7.5 caeti (tech.
It THOMAS E. HARKI*IS, nirector.
gIint:LOYAL COLORED PEOPLE
01?1 0 131DADDLPHIA,
ADD . 011 N SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDISIg.
A .gBAND CONCERT,
AT NATIO/VAL HALL, MARKET STIIZET,
On" THUBSDAI EVENING, Jane 12,1862.
By e peeled request,
blitseEVlZ ABETII T. GI3EZNFIELD (the Bleck Swamp)
MARE°, assisted by Mai. BROWN, Lilian SEDGVIGIC,
and Amatenevi
Will repeat their most Brilliant and patriotic Concert,
UNION CONTRABAND BELIEF COTWITTEII,
At the shore-named time and Once
This Committee have long de4red to conCriberee some.
tbing to the noble men who have done good settles ih thy
cause of God and humanity, many of whose bear* aro
as hne to
THE CAUSE OF LIBERTY
as the needle to tho pole and we are gratified the* an
opportunity is offered, through the beneveleoce and ge- .
tioroplty of these_ noble-hearted Artitict, to give Imam w
demonstration of sympathy with the cause of our coma=
try and its defenders as will meet the antrobation of all
one fellow- citizen,.
Admission 25 cents, or 5 Tickets for *l.
Tickets for ante at T. 13. ?oak's Book and Periodical
Store, corner Sixth and Chestnut, and at the principal
Moser. Stares, and by the Committee and at the door.
Doers open at 7 o'clock. To commence at BX o'clock
precisely. It*
WALNUT -STREET THEATEB--
NINTH and WALNUT Streets.
Sole Mra. M. A. Garrettaos.
Acting and Stage Manager...........Mr Wayne Olivine.
RAPTURE AND APPL AUBE.
DISTINGUISHED SUCCESS.
Fourth Night of the Engagement of
TIIE kMEIIICAN COMIO AMIDES,
MISS JULIA. DALY.
THUIteDAY EVENING, Juno 12, 1882,
irourth night of the original Comedy of '
CUE FEMALE ABIERInAN COUSIN.
New Song', end Deocee. by MISS DALY.
To conclude with the Oomecitette of
Evkayßorrva .FMSB&NIS.
Doors open et.:7,4 o'clock. Commence at 8.
hj~RB. JOHN MOW'S
AIteMBTBBNT THBATEE.
Acting and Stage Manager W. B. FIINDINITORB.
R 110.1130 1, Agent and Treatarret., ...JOB. P. MURPHY.
SECONB and' BT WENN. OF T. B. OBA:NFRAB.
TUTO (TB uit?DATy. - EVENING, Jobe I% 186%
BULL BUN. BULL BUN: •BI7LL MIN!
Or, the Backing of Fairfax Mart Howe.
Juaiter, oontrabando.... .. .. *•
Oluinfnts.
Previous to•the drama', the rdelh , g •
NOSE IN CALIFORNIA
MMEI;IMM
. FAID/L 7. - ; BENEFIT or Y. 11.-CilloNP'B&U.
Prices as tumid. Doors open at 7%.• . Curtain rises at.
&o'clock.
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
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CAPTAIN WILLIAMS'
GREAT NAUTICAL ENTERTAINMENT.
THRILLING SCENES
. IN THE.LIFR OF A
YANKEE WHILEMAN,
EVERY EVENING, at 8 o'clock precimi,.
sarmal MATINEE, SATURDAY at I o'clock.
Admission 2 . .5 cents. Six Tickets for one dollar. Chil
dren 10 cents.
ra*ral arrangements made for schools on Wednesiar
Afternoon!. ; • . . . . jel .M
IpoENNSTVLANXA ACADEMY
-L. TIM ?ISM ARTS. Thlrty-rtiuth Annual IMO
bitlon of Patellar, and Sculpture, 1025 01111821ftit
Street. Open from B A. NI tin 8 P. M., and from
P. M. till 10 P. H.
Admittance 25 cents; Season Tickets 50 cents.
• Stockholders, Artists, end Contributors wilt recast
their tichets at the Academy: no admissions without.
Open from 9 A. M. till 7P. M sod from S till it
arV.
$lO,OOO D — MORT
gaga oa 3n.p 7 , l7 eh l?For. parculars address "II." o7l4tPhiltl
P. 0.. jel2.lk*
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$12,000,140ih0.0,0.,.512215.1,500,
Mort
gage. Apply JOBI4PII R. BAIIV! "t".
jell-St* 430 , WALNUT Street.
n W. CHURCHMAN, No. 32 South
7110 NT Street. Pttiladelphis, is prepsreitto make.
cash advances on coneigniteata to hie friends in Liver
pool. ie6.lmie
$4,25 0 -THIS AMOUNT TO IN
• VEST, in one or more improved Ground
Bente. I,Ppli to B. PETTIT, No. 309 WALNUT
Ftreet. jett I
COPARTI ER/31"UP NO3 ICES.
CCOPARTNERSHIP NOTlOE.—The
undersigned have formed a copartnership,.mutertlie.
firm of SLADE, SMITH, 1 . 00., for the purpose or
trammeling the Domestic- Drr Goods Commission Busi
m Fa, at Nos. 40 and 42 South FRONT Streetond 39 LIT
MIA Street. JARVIS BLADE,
a. FRKILEr MUTH.
nuiAngt.rm.A, Jim. IslBb2.
T"COPARTNERSHIP HERR
tofore eiisting bitween the subscribers. modes, tibia
firm of ABBOTT, JOUNBS, A CO., is this daydlreoive&
by salami' corkeut. The busbies of the firm wikbeag...
tied by George W. James and William tr. Berry, fthbyr.
of whom is authorised to Bite In Heade/ion.
RICHMAN ABBOTT,
• GEORGE, W. JOBSES,
• WILLIAM H.. BERRY,
GEORG'S J.. GROSS,
WILLIAM T.WELOOX.
Philadelphia. Jima 20202. haat*
D ISSOLUTION OF PARTNER.-
hersby given that the &mot
CHARLES X. SMITH & 00., ab the Fairmount Xnuk
Works, has been diseolved by mutual consent. Tke
business will be settled and dosed by
May 10,1889. 011&&LE8 E. SMITS.
The Duquette will be continua by the ntykollistet)
under the fLrm of 311242.1115, TAMER, di 00. OfSas
No. 209 South THIRD Street.
melS-lm IdORNIS, TARKER. At 00.
MATTINGS ! • MAI TINGSI MAT..
TING!? !
84 WHIT& AND CHECKED,
4.4 WHITE AND CHECKED,
. , 6.4 WHITE AND CHECKED,
6:4 WHITE AND CHECKED,
AT LOW PRICES FOX CASH.
REEVE L. KNIGHT,
No,AB2Beuth SECOND street.,
Went Hide, tear Spruce.
27-12 n If
'VASHIONABLE HAIR CUTTING
Ugrid artistic Bair Dyeing don's at "TORT Ei and
13110911. jell-{(tt
83 00
2 00
SBA BATHING.
TAO A
....COO P. 111.
.5.00 P. M.
AMUSEMENTS
under the anthicee of the
..s.....lrrank Drew..
.•.;Mnt C. Heart,
FINANCIAL