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glumly than In defence of hle country, and they
who were now falling in Ode great atruegle would reap
rtrh reward, and tboi:e whoa° hearts were now bolog
liming by the death or their friends on the battle-now
Would lu the into. o bo honored for the connection they
fatty sustain to thole departed loved once. In conclu
sion, the Wive of Indiana received a glowing compliment
st the manager's hands.
BPUEOH OF ODNERAI, S. F. CADY, OF OHIO.
It was now long after 11 o'clock, when there wee a
lend call from all over the house for General Gary. • He
responded in a boll and decidedly original speech.
He congratulated the citizens of. Philadelphia upon
being permitted to hear directly from the hero of
Neatern Tenoseeee. Ile bad 'antlered; but the same
band which had eared Daniel from the Gone hod rescued
23rownlow from the wpm than imago bawds of the
v•eo-called Southern Confederacy." If wo bed to ex
'laminate the South in order to MVO the Union, do it;
Land for hie' - Dart' be thought the time had come tlir the
AdMtnisirettou to twain to use the bolter.
,[ apelauis )
Wpm South Carolina the fate of Sodom and G. ,, norralt
gbould be visited. For fourteen months we had been in
as state of war, rod yet there was not a Angle instance
tin which a rebel had been hung by thedireetion of the
sfloverpment. He said he felt wolfish about this matter,
maid tble leniency must glee way to firmer measures.
The meeting l was not concluded until alter 113 j o'clock
The Wild Waves.
SHOOESTED BY HAMILTON'S PAINTING
ll:Written for The Pros,]
Along the en.dlces resettles
Of bleak and barren beaehes,
The billows comb and pour ;
Mot king with bitter laughter
The hope of the hereafter,
, Thepride of heretofore.
soul of gifts divinest,
Thou, too, forever pinest,
Lashing the bordering sands
. no bars of thy dominions
'Beating with broken pinions.
Grappling with bleeding hands
'The sunset, deep and tender,
loarkens in solemn splendor
Over the heaving waves
lied with its radiance; under
Clouds of storm and thunder;
And in the deep are graves.
-'To morrow and to-morrow
'The Ben shall keep its sorrow,
But thou, 0 soul of mine,
Thy day to day grows dimmer ;
Shall no to-morrow glimmer
On this unrest of thine.
I grieve not. If the sOrit
Could keep the chains that wear it,
too, might bitter be—
So sink, thou sun supernal
Into the deep eternal,
And laugh, thou cynic sea!
A rATRIOTTO LADY.--AMODC , tin names
•-or the ladies who went to Beaufort. recently, is Um.
Gregg, the wife of the late pastor of the Presbyterian
solo:itch at Wilmington. N. C. She kept the Sts:s and
tr free upon her house long after the act ef Secession
ieee passed. Whilesither Union people were driven away
and persecuted. in r e great reverence were held her piety
and Christian henevoienee. that the mob even spared h
from viol , nee. The family left the place, and their house
bold effects were confiscated and sold. Dirs. Gregg to
• the sister -of Theodore ()wrier, of this city. Another,
Sarah Cutler, accompsnied her on her mission of
'mercy to the unfortunate Africtne upon the Sea-island
plantations.
STRUC' EY LIORTNING.—During the
heavy thunder s'orni yesterday arternoln several places
throughout the city wore struck by lightning
The cupola of St. Paul's ROOM! Catholic C o utmh, Tenth
•ud Christian streets, destroyed some time Mace by firer
'WM struck by the lightning, and the cornice about the
cross badly dreamed..
Two cows, brimming to George Carpenter, in the
Twenty-second ward, were killed.
The renidenre of Mr. McDevitt, corner of Second and
' , Catharine streets, wag atrack, and the roof wet on lire
and slightly damaged.
CITY ITEMS.
PREACHING AT THE FIRST REFORMED DUTCH
'Cannon BY Dn. CLARKE, OF BROOILLTIL—Wo learn that
rtho Rey. Dr. Clarke, of Brooklyn, said to be a pulpit ore.
tor of snyeriter merit, Is expected to presets in the Fint
Deformed Dutch Church, corner of Seventh and Spring
Garden streets, to.morrow mooning and eyenint. As
'the difficulties of this church, uo long punting, hare been.
finally settled in its favor, the congregation are now hear
log demi men - with a view to making a. selection. wi11.%
'ltas not yet been made, us was erroneously reported in
pone of the papers.
FINE PAOTOCRAPU COPIES oe ENGRAVINO9.
hlr. F. GliteNunkle great Photographic estililishrneuP,
'roe. 704 and. 700 Arch street, is rapidly becoming ono of
'our moat attractive galleries of Art. His eaCcess in pro
ducing the carte de visite, now rio popnlir, and in pre
,planling in this past and atiraotivo form copies of the
rarest and most exrcrolve engraving% la unrivalled by
other artist in this country. In addition to' the
im
rouse business now crowding upon him, employing con
stantly full refs of operatora' in two different a‘yligle.a,
hie sales of cartes, from lire, of dlstingulahel porpoise,
.tine copies of engravings, and Photograph Albuoil,, are
Tory large. Ills collection of prominent clergymen, em.
in-acing the mat influent names in sit the different
Iranchea of the Mimi), is attracting much Mt ninon.
'The gi Ifounted House," an exquisite etching by Horan,
Se a beentiful work of art. He has ilia added to his cot-
Intim of carte engravings a beautiful Beatrice Cenci,
which will become a universal favorite for the album.
.811OPPiN(1 FOR Simnara TRATEL.—A large
I geroportiou of the shopping now being done by the istilea
lof our city is preparatory tea journey to some summer
treeort. Shrewd er orelteepers are taking advantage of
this circumstance by duly, preparing for the wants of the
trommunity in this particular. In the Dry Guots de-
Vattenrolt, filess.rs Erie tt Lunde% proprietors of the fa-
Semis old stand, =oar of Fourth and Arch streets, hay-
Sing long had the reputation;el catering to this clam of
vents More successfully than any other MAW in the
trade, end, judging from their magnificent stock of goods
especially adapted for Summer purposes, they are deter
suined to =till:tarn their name and fame in this reepset
4 Good geode ttt fair prices," is - their motto. kk Traih,"
ea they term it, they never deal in, having prided theM
selves more upon furnishing the public with articles that
give enduring esti 010i1013 than upon acquiring fhb re mu
tation of keeping a "cheap store." The result has been
to secure for. them the beet trade in the city nad through
, put the country wherever,good goods and . fair dealing are
appreciatid. We may state in this connection that their
3preaent stock of gt ode for summer resorts, tither in seem
ing apparel, bedd ng articles., or housefurn g rode, is
teuaually large and complete, and should be seen by all
Soho aro about tusk itg purchases in thie
BUSY DAY AT °ARM') & SOS's.—The
- . state of ....mercury within the last tow days has in
duced a general tlslangtitp2p,X.ittla Oakford Sc Son's
SPninter
exionelve stock in the oitr. 'f holaeligAnt
Stead-gear fur Children ,and Misses are else deservedly
and the same may be said of their large sad
/superb stock of Gtutlemen's Furnishing Goode. It is
therefore eats to predict that the crowd of buyers at their
beautiful ware. rooms, under the Continental Hotel, to
day, will be large. Our most fashionable citizens give
Oakford k times stock the preference over all .there;
and while their all he are better, their prices are as low
gm the lowest. ,
MESSRS. E. G. IViirrunzi & Co., the popular
and aucceinful confectioners of Second street, below
ILMentoot, have literally outgrown their eato'lliehment,
And are about making their debut In more ample, c..,m
-lhodious, end central quarter!, on Chestnut street. In
the meanwhile, the it progress in the art of mannfaciur-
ing tke choicest sod finest confections in America gees
On apace. Their present stuck is rich and varied beyond
description, inlbradog a large Qumber of palatable
Oieeties not mot with elsewhere, and that are especially
odepted for the nation now upon us.
FINE GROCERIES.—MY. C. 11. Mattson, cor-
tier or Arch std Tenth streets, has rightfully the reputa
tion of keeplrg d soiling the finest groceries iu this. r
-Orly otber mettet. lie has lung successfully catered to
the very beat himlllea of oar city, and now justly com
mands their p•treunge. We see teat accost of tile
leading watering-place proprietors have made arrange.
Snouts to obtain id/ link groceries fur the season from
Mattrol Ti.ar gueeta, we bete no doubt, will up.
(prochite this fact,
SPEcIAL Nos IcE.—Persons wishing a hand-
Come sUlt, cut uwl made In the customer style, and very
cheap, would do well to call at Grlgg Sc Van Gunteset,
110.704 Market bin et. •
WE LEARN TIIAT DR. STEVENS, Electropathic
rbYslcian; of MS SIMI. Penn Slime, Is doings large
Intelnette, and hes conch tied to permanently locate here.
ate We card In another column.
.RICIIIIOND TO r.t TAKEN BY ASSAULT.—UrCTI.
McClellan's address to his army, of June 2d, creates the
.impresalon that he attend to carry Richmond by aasiult,
.instead of taking it by a regular siege. At Bay rate, be
'refers to one mere decisive battle as an event now at
bend, Many were inclined• to believe that the great
jbattle would occur this week, but the last despatch from
Gen. McClellan speaks of the obstructions to moveinsels
&reduced by the flood of 'rota. Therefore, lot all patriotic
and loyal citizen° wait patiently, and in the meantime
-take advantage of the delay, and aloft the fashionable
-clothing temple of Granv:lle Blokes, at No. 609 Chestnut
-Direst, labor° the f neat and cheapest astortment of oum
•fuer garmena in tLe countrt is ou hand.
gi FIGHTS TO COBIE."--(By our Sporting
r.clltor)—Between little sae, the "Union pet," and Jeff,
lthe , i Richmond novice." Articles nre to be dravre and
..leigtied at the " Sewn Plnee," whore the Met pert of
the stakes is to be paid - down. An "intelligent cootie.
'band " will be there to enliven the performance. Next
Ineelhog W tkik at Charleston, when Pete Beauregard will
appear on behalf of the novice," and Jim Hunter for
the "pet," wben the belts will be given. A boel of comic
talent Is engaged, a , d a lively time hi expected. On the
•Damo day, in Philutlapble, tbere will be an exhibition of
igounter Hitt, between . 4 One Price" and an w Mous
tomer," at Cherl.-y Stokes', No. 824 Chestnut street,
. loader the Continental. , The parties can be seen to-day,
A MOaLION rx GOLD.—To the question,
. 11 1Vbat le the Weight of a million dollars In rad as
e of the Mint answers as follows : The weight of one
dollars United k Wes currency in gold is 53,760
'Troy ounces. Thie matea 4,479 lbs. 2 on., or newly two
tone and • quarter, reckoning 2,000 lbs. ti each ton.
.:The next question to be ascertained is How many re.
:pnecfabls adult gentlemen and youths could he mode
-comfortable, with a million In vid, by purchasing their
tgrirmonts, -ecooomically and judicionsly, at the Brown
stone Clothing Bell of Backlitll & Wilson, Nos. 603 and
4606 Obesteut street. above Sixth, •
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ifir BEE TOIIETII PAGE
ARRIVED
Brig Lillian, Bailey. 15 dajni from Arecibo, I'A, 'with
tooltusaeli to J F Penimon.
9chr Rope, Mort% 1 day from Indian River, Doi, with
lumber to J W Bacon.
Behr Freemason, Fnrman, 1 day from Indian River,
Pal, with lorober to W Bacon.
Bohr Golden Gate. leteming,l day from Frederica,
With oorn to Jos L Bewley &Co.
Behr George J Weaver, Tonnell, 2 days from Italian
;liver. rod, with corn to .1 I, Bewley & Co. •
Behr Henry Wolfe, Atkins,l day from Milton, Del,
.10 Ai grain to Christian di Co.
scbr D J ditch, 16 vanii, 1 day from Indian River, with
torn to 3 W Bacon.
&lir 0 Vickery, Babbitt, 2 days from Fortress lion
roe, In ballast to Iwttla & Co.
Bbip Holyhead, Swanton, Liverpool, P Wright. & Boom
Behr Levin Lank, Boyce, Aiexaadria, Noble, Caldwell
&
Behr Wm Jobe, McDivitt, Waahington, do
Behr Areree, Bennett. Baltimore, T Weh,ter, Jr.
Bfr B wiThog,.Claypoole, Ealtlezore, A. Groves, Jr.
(03rreapondenge crf the Philadelphia Exchange.)
LEWES, Dd., June 13, 34" P
A Ti 6 elooratf-war, thought to be from the Southern
blockading fleet, and a ship, scummed to be the Tara,
from Llrerpool, came in this forenoon. and are at anchor
in the remittent'. Wind WM—weather clear.
. .
June 13, 9.15 P M--The ketch °eminence, trim Titsyn
silent P Rt, came In this evening. Wind SW.
Yours, &o. JOHN P. MARSHALL.
• ' MEMORANDA.
klbip Argo, Dollard, cleared at Liverpool 28th ult. for
Philadelphia.
811111 Bharemuc, Oxnard, mailed from Liverpool 28th tilt
for Philadelphia.
Brie Mary Alvina, Amea, from Matanzas, arriva at
New TOik yesterday.
Seine 'Trader. Eaton. Itasca, Williams, Little Da-41,
Foxier, and Hallahao, Edwards, hence, arrived at New
YOlk i leaterdaY, -
Echr TIT M Freeman, Howes, olssred at Boston 12th
bat for Philadelphia. •
Fehr Wm Paxson, Conon, hence, arrived at Prost
deneel2th Met. -
Echr Mary Nowell, Covill, from Lynn for Philadel
phia, at Newport 11th inst. •
Behr Fanny Fern, Briggs, hence, arrived at Newpn't
12th inst, to dlecharge.
Eltevner Tronsides, Vanderveer, hence, arrived at Now
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut eta
John K Field A. Vr, St Louis Jam Dunigan, St Louis
N Field, New York J B Bei:friary, 42 Otaink
H K Parson, Harrisburg E E Platt, Harrissurg
ti E Wriabt, New York. Jas Hall & w, Cincinnati
W A Hall, Cincinnati E Wilmsr, 'Delaware
A D Graff, Ohio - - "-Win G Waiteley, Delaware
Wm Torrey, New York 11 d. Stevens & w, Boston
D A Gregory kw, Boston M 0 Lang and wise
F S Davidson, 'Boston Mrs Davidson, Boston
Win Robinson t w, Mass Mrs II S Wells, Mass
Oen H Walbridge, N Yolk ltdrs.W W Eaton, Hartford
John Graven, Belem, NJ. If II Arehor, Salem, N j
S F l'ory & la, Ohio Miss A J Duer, New Jersey
Geo Welker Poniarlvania 0 D Shirk, Baltivore
S W Iteamtrelc, Oalifornia Thee P Capin, Jolla . , 111
Col Roffman. II S A See G.tty, Baltimore
. -
N oHunt. Boston Geo P Scuith
Jesse Teddy, Fall Diver John Hill, New Jersey
Hiss Mary B Hill, New York A J Waisworth. II S
Ban It A Smith & wr, Wash J A Green, Baltimore
1' A Jackson, Balvenore 11' Philp, Wash, 1) 0
J W Bowlabd &la, Balt El Delano, New York
A J Anderhon & la, Penne Jol J Stewart, Maryland
B Hayes, Wash, D.O Thou &moron , . Baltimore
.Atleni Kuhn, Virginia . Geo Meg Porter, Virginia
John Dowdin, Beaton Gee 'Postai ,tivf, Carbond4le
Wm V, Nelson L , la, N Y W J Walser, Lamina, Ind
A natio Whitney, N Jersey - J H WhittioY, Giasboro, NJ
B G Beli, New York D S Hammond, Lebanon
A 1 btewart, New York Billie, New. York
Veltman, Paris, France H J Jacobs, Kingston
T J Cochran, Baltimore H W Coalman, Ralimore
0 Leckie & la, Chicago P Capron, Hilsraukee
. 7.flias Kuhn, New York John Sligo n, Cincinnati
nribteman, Penna Chanties , Page & la, Boston
F G Worbert, New York G B Perry -
Jos Grinnell ,S Is, ti Bedford F k Coe & wife, New York
faro 0 A lelitchell, NY • Geo A. Phelps ' New York
Br Tyler, Peons Bobt Halsey, New York
John Torrey, Jr, N J T Sararesse, Paris
Time Furlong, St John, NB . . 0 W Bull & la, Bridgeport'
BenjLetoher, Kentucky A P Reynolds, New York
A l King, Leavenworth 'DEL Smith, Boston
Doff, Pittabarg Levi B Dail. Poona
Jour A. Douctix
R 0 Role. Harrieburg Jae T Brett, New York
Faml Small S: le,York Pa S Fox, Baltimore
3l ire Fullmer, Baltimore C E Hunt, New York
D J Bigelow Boston A Pardee, Hazleton
Miss Alice Bigelow,
Hazleton Alias .B ID Pardee, Hazleton.
1,1 A White, Provideeet, RI Jos Wetmore, New York
W II Dodge, Now York Com t 3 Green, U S N
Mies Green C L Green
W U Barthley, 'Memphis Thos S Blair, Pittsburg
Geo 11 Whent,Wheeling,Ya C P Burdett, New York
Mr Mitchell ,k la, Dalt- John. F Payson & le,Boston
Johr. G ball & la, Bruton H T Malkin la Bpeton
J. bn F Connelly, 13 sltimora W A DAVIR, Louisville, Ky
W Pellgeberg, New York J E Now Haven
111 - Sheemaker. Baltimore G O Odeon, Wit*, D 0
J W Bektr, Columbus, 0 G A *Binary, US A.
Li4t, Wheeling. John Donlon, Wheeling
JD Miller, Baltimore J H Reel, New York
A Penner, Baltimore G Julian, New York
F H Grecs, New York hire J Braude : ger, N York
Biro Lyn,ar, Hertford S Tudor, Hartford
n M Illake , liew Boson Jae &Potter, Prey, E I
W 0 Warhead, Rockland J 11nrno, Wash, 1) 0
Jahn P ree, Phil% J . Janney, New York
MET.CHANTS" HOTEL—Fourth st., below Arch.
Z 0 Crain & wf, N• Jersey Hon Thos ROM, Doyiest'n
Fire Roes, & da, Doylestown Col I Painter, Penns
John Corson, Clinton G W Shelton, Easton
Mies Chandler, Reading B Childs, White Haven
Send Paylor, Easton B De Kalb, Washington
J W Wilson, New. York . W R BWrgss, Washington
'rhos White, York SD Howe, New York
F May & La, Marylard J C Eyster, Ohamberebnrg
G W Nonro, Prov, R. IB Smith, Reading
P Kerr. Pitt*lnirg Abel White, Mass
A F Rosenholm, New York D C Dural', Indianapolis
W B Roll..lnoinnapolle J Goodwellie
Miss A It Goodstein.°
AMERICAN--Chestnut street, aborts' Fifth.
C Slitterly, Trenton, If J J W Martin; Brietat, Pa
S Bright, New York J Smith, New York
F Smith, Beading Cart Melo4l. Reading
B A nom Beading T Mclntire, Delaware
h L EElieon, Delawarsi W H Ausitp.r,-Harriabarg
Bre W Mary. B leland A Hitchcock, New York
S B McLean, Dilawaro B A Sage Easton "
G Eaters Ale, glow York TABed /4 Is, Maryland •
West Chester. E s ecelius, M D, N Y
rtry J Atkinson, Virginia - Jae L Waugh, New York
John A Cochran, New York ;
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BT. LOWS HOTEL—Oheetnnt street, Om Third.
Wm Hancock, Trenton, NJ Richard Oaranhell, N York
John 0 Grunt, Trenton, NJ NW Keene, Puma
Robert Burnes, Peuna E Gould, Williamsport
E D Wolton, Ilbstou DTI Whittmore, Kass
W W Richmond. N Haven A Adarna, Set tricky
P Baugh, Downingtown Mrs Smith & den, Easton
B S Mouttln Now York Marred Fowlec
J 141 Spear, Jamestown Aire Hinchter, Jarnestown
J ResFler, York, Pa Moses Duckworth, N -- York
B. J Humphrey, Penns. .
TUX ITNION.—Iirch skims'', shirrs Third.
J D Allen & la. Pennsylvania John Harrold, Philadelphia
P. Cleaver, Port Psiin 11 8 Koons, 'Lancaster co
B Boorns, P pavan, Hass J K tleang, Berke c0,.P0
J A. Matter, Pennsylvania D Barris, Chicago
Mrs M Chicago D Torrey, Itallauripolia
Miss Torrey, New York 111 Bell, Nev Jersey
NATIONAL HOTEL—Sacs street, above Third.
Mrs L - Lobdell, Beading 31 I. Key, New Jersey
H A Banner, Now Jersey John N Conine, N Jersey
Jacob H Bachman N J j Ham New Jersey
E T Wiggins,*.New Jenny 'N Green, Now Jersey
E Evans, Lancaster Jos Kern, Lancaster,.
Patel Isngbes, Port "Carbon A H Theatn, Lehigh - co
L Kreiger, Lebanon I) Lc mieon, Penna
E D Scarborough, N J A S Ely Sz, la, Lebanon
STATES UNlON—Market street, above Sixth.
has L Harrison 4. W Hoover, Wasb, D
V it Ilmol)hroV, Wash.T) Cothran.
Jobn G Lover, Plarkiesburg John. M. Cuaning4, Philo
Henry layman, Lana co John A. Moore, Cecil co, lid
MOUNT YEBNON llOTEL—Si.cond at,, above Arch.
Nit Twaddell, New York Ohms H Reeder, Baltimore
Andrew Reeder, Baltimore W Owens, Warne co •
Aaron Bear, Wayne co A It Sloan, Pltreborg
I,lewt Geo Wood A la, Md Thee Reilly, Now York
W Borchert, New Jersey W Kimble, Penneylvisola
Joe Percher', Pa Jaa A Lord, New Rork
Witron lrrd, Now
!--Pn 6 lrtifenl7 . e John I Cos, Now York
Mr Skaffa, New York 3fr Mitchell, Now York
MADISON ROlJSZ—Second Street, shave Ilarket.
J S Dett A la, New Rope A B Cadwallader, Pemba
*Mfg, Griffin, Bradford co A Reading b ladies,N J
3) Ettla, Ilarrieborg W S Corwin, Nerrowebnrg
Mrs CO Murray Donna . Oboe Fleury, Mooroe co
Homer, Baltimore J Tell, Mechanicsville
W G Butler, Cheltenham Robt Huston, Stroudsburg
It 0 Hadley, Depneit, N Y }KM Preston, Wayne co
J P Nallenbeck,Albany,NY
001,IIIEBOIAL-Bth street, above Choetnut.
J . A lie)nolde, Penns A F Zimmorntan, Harriers
A A Anderson, Peoria L J Kirk, Lano co
Jli Rae'lnge, W Cheater W Porter, Itocherter, N Y
It D Irene, Delaware J B Duckett, °hes co
BLACK BBAlThird street, above. Callowhtft.
Lewis Rehr, Pa Chao Harper, Jeakiato Ira
A. 'Kephart, Doylestown A Bachman, Pa
Jae Tom'Well, Biberry• Win Psff, Yardispville
I L Tresler, Yerdleyvillelastor Trezler ' 'Yardleyv
Aiwa Madman, Daoboro A V Roads, tlionthamplon
Jos F Weital;Norlbernoton J.B Creasman, Bucks co
Rcbt Burrows, Yardley vllle Wm R Read, Yardleyville
F T Benne, Tardleyvilie Dr J B Reading, Somerton
Mrs Beading, Somerton Gasper Robb & le,Somerton
Linford Roads & la,Somerton Thom Bs e, Buckingham
Mrs Bye. Buckingham Miss 9 Bart, Bnckinohnm
.Baint A Neal, Yardle)ville G Clemens, Chador Valley
BALD EAGLE--Tblrd street, above Callowhill
John Klemm, Pittsburg TS Leisenrine, Pa
Bblery, Birdsboro B W Solidi, Bucks co
Beni 'Beane, Bucks couuty . Chas Beans, Bucks co
W 8 Berir, Berke county
NIDICAL STORJEKSEPEEtS.—The fol
low•ing extratt of au act of Congress in relation to the
anpoiotment of Medical Storskeepari is yoblisbod for the
information of persons desirona of applying for such a
poeltlon
AN SOT to authorize the appointment of Medical Store
- keepers and Olts.plotus of flossiiiits. .
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre
itliiailVeS of Ike United States of America in Congress
assembled, That the Beeretery of War be authorized to
add to tt o medical department of the army medical
storekeepers, not exceeding six in number, who shall
have the pay and emoluments of military storekespers in
the quartermaster's department, who shall be ekilled
apothecaries or druggists, who shall give the bond and
Temerity required by exlstiog laws for military store
keepers in the quartertnatter , e
deportment, and who
obeli be stationed at such points as the necessities of the
army may require: Provided, That the provisions of
this act shall remain in force only during the continu
ance of the present rebellion. A °proved May 20, 1862.
11. The following ore the regulatlone.which will go•
Tern the appointment of medical storekeepers under the
Bid steepen of the foregoing act of Congress:
1. A board of net We than three medical officers will
be marinaded by the Secretary of War to examine such
applieitnta at may, by him, be authorized to appear be
fore It_.
. 2. Candidates, to be eligible to examination, shall be
not leas than twenty• Eva yifare or more than tom Yearn
of age; phial pommel; sufficient pby'ical ability to, per
form their duties satisfactorily ; and shall present with
their app}ications satisfactory evidence of go ,d moral
character.
3. Cat dilates will be required to pasi a satiafactory
examination In the ortlicary branches of a good English
education, in pharmacy sod materia seedier', and to
glee proof that they possess the requisite business quali
fications for the position.
4. The board will report to the Secretary of 'War - the
relative merit of the candidates examined, and they will
receive appointments accordingly.
5. When appoinee 1, each medical storekeeper will be
required to give a hood So the amount of $40,000 before
be Ann be allowed to enter on the performance of his
duties.
By order of the Secretary of War
THQ.IIA 3, A djutant General.
A Board of Medics' Officers for the examination of
applicants will be convened in tho city of Washington on
the first day of July. to coLtlnue to session ono month.
A pplicatlons to appear before the Board ebould be ad•
dressed to the Secretary of War.
Evion:ox thasswii . s Ovvicx,Juue 5,1861 jel3-81
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n43.atathBm 202 Broadway, New York.
CARD PRINTING, BEST AND CHEAPEST
In 'the City. at 111 South FOURTH Street.
• CARD PRINTING, bag and cheapest In the My, at
11l South FOURTH Street.
CIRCULAR PRINTING, beet: and cheapest In the
Olty,,at 111 South FOURTH Street.
0 EARED
UP TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT
,i • •_
NzWf3):3o± . S. SONG.-
11Y TER HARD OF TOWER ELUL.
Here's yet extrat—!bird edition—
Sixty thousand rebels shtd. !
Beauregordle last expedition
To a place that's rather hot
Where his hone he means to water,
As he swore last March, you know,
Traitors beaten !—horrid slaughtei!
Here's yer extrasl—here they go'.
Ifere's yer extrat—fourth edition t
Reauregard completely banged;
Richmond in a bad condition, ,
Old Jeff Davis osuehtaud hanged'!
All the rebel It adore 'taken !
Horrid fellows—quite a stow;
. None of them could Pave their bacomt
,
Here's yer ex tras t—here they go !
Here's yer extras l—(Weil, aoinctimes, sir,
We May make mistakes—a few;
But such errors are not crimes, air,
And I hope they'll coon prove true.
But it . you are fired of fiction,
Tower Haire last card will show
Facts that fear no contradiction)—
Here's yer extract—hero they go!
Th. indisputable facts referred to to the last stanza are,
that we hare tbe Largest and best assortment of heady-
Wade Clothing in Philadelphia, adapted to the wants of
all, eempribing all oualiths, from low grades to supergae;
that. from our mode of conducting bnsine?e--buying and
settiepfor cash only--we are enabled to sell, at the lowest.
peseible prices, goods that cannot be excelled in style and
workmanship. We have also a well-selected stock of
Piece Goods, which will be made up to order in the bed
manner, for there who prefer.
TOW AR. MALL, No. bl.B Market street, Phil:vial-
COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION ? f 1 STU
•MA, BRONCHITIS A.c --For these. and ail PULMO
NARY COMPLAINTS, DR. D. JAYNE'S EX PECITO- .
RANT bee been for Witty years the standard remed y.
RECENT COUGHS end COEDS, PLEURITIC
Ping S, An., are quickly and effectually cured by its
diaphoretic, soothing, and exPectorant power.
ASTDMA it always cures. It overcomes the spasmo
dic contraction of the sir vessels. and, by producing free
expectmation, at once removes all difficulty of breathing.
BRONCHITIS readily yielda to the Expectorant. It
subdues the thilammation which extends through the
wind tubes, prodwes.free expectoration, and suppresses
at onto the cough and pain.
CONSUMPTION.—For this insidious and fatal disease
no remedy
on esrtb has ever been found .o effectual. It
subdues 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 lungs.
WHOOPINU-COUGI is promptly. relieved' by this
Expectorant. It shortens the duration of the disease
one.balf, and greatly mitigates the sufferings of the pa-
In aII:PULMONARY COMPLAINTS, Ds CROUP,
PLEURISY, Am., it'ssilL be found to be prompt, safe,
pleuorutt, and reliable. -
TUE EXPTIOTORANT,,and all of DR. D. JAYNE Ac
SON'S FAMILY MEDICINES are prepared only at
242 CLIESTNUT Street, and are sold by druggists go.
nerally. jelo-taws3t
BATOIrELOR'S HAIR. DYE!
THE BEBT.IN- TITE WORLD.
43, ILIA - AM A. BATCHELOR'S celebrated flair Dye
.produces a color not to ho distinguished from nature—.
warranted not to injure the Hair in the leaot remedies
the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for
life. GRAY, RED. or RUSTY HAIR instantly- throe s
splendid Bleak or Brown, - leaving the Hair soft and beau
tiful. Sold ity all 'Druggists. '
39" ThiGonnine is signed WILLIAM. A. BATCHE
LOR, on, the four sides of each box.
BAC:I2'OI3Y, No. 81 BAROL AY &root,
(Late 233 Broadway anct 18 Bond street),
lor2B-17 New York.
UNE-PRICE CLOTHING, OF TIIE LATEST
STymnsonade In the fieet rdanaer, expressly for BE..
TAIL BALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in
Plain Vignres. AU 'Goods made to Order warranted
aatiefactory. „par ONE-PRICE BrrSTEM le Strictly ad
hered to. All'are thtreby treated alike.
0f.29-1T -50ETto fifht OKRA - IST ftiraNt.
'MARRIED
NEELEN—PULLIN.—On the .12th in3tanE, near
Eisbtatewn, N J., by liev Jam Shrigky.
ler, of Pldladelphia, to Cordnlia., daughter of . Isaac Pat.
DIED. -
TRUISIT.--On the °Nulling of the 13th,,instant, Mohae
Tromp, in the 79th peer of bia age.
fits relativea and friends are invitOi to attend his fune
ral, . from Ida late residence. No. 406 Green street, on
Bocand•day afternoon, at 3 o'cicick, without further no.
'WHEELER —On tke 12th instant, at Concord, Dela
p are county. Mary Ann Price, wife of Thomas Wheeler,
formerly of this city.
The friends of the family are invited to meet the fune
ral at the Woodland Cemetery; on Sunday afternoon. at
, 2 o'clock, without further notice. - !)
'FELL.—Qn the, 13th instant, Martha S. Fell, in the
60th year of her age
Her friends. and those of the family, are particularly
invittd to attend her funeral, from her late residence,
Ourabetland, above Mill street, Germantown, on First
day. Om noon 15th inat., at 3 o'clock, - *
BROWNING.—On the 11th inat Kra Sarah Brown
ing..in the f,Mb year of lur age,,,
Funeral from her late residence, on Pee Shore, near
Camden, this (Saturday) afternoon at 1 o'clock.
COBSON.—On the 11th instant, Caroline W , wife of
Rufus T. (Imam in the 25th year of her age.
Funeral from the re4inenee of her father, Robert
Thornton. Main street, Frankford, this (Saturday) after
noon, at 2 o'clock.
FRP. 74.11.5.—0 n the 10th inst., Rebecca, wife of Wm.
G. Franks.
Funeral from her tate residence. back of No 838 Char
lotto street, above Brown, on Monday morning at 8
RI FETE —On the 12th instant, 111 r. Wlltiam itiekte,
in the 83d year of his nee. "
_ Funeral from - his late reside.neo, N 0.910 Routh Front
arrest, below Christian, con Monday afternoon, -at 3
MOURNING GOODS FOR ;JUNE
SALES.—Thaek..Barer o Hernatii or Grenadine
Hareem, Bareges, Grape: Alareti, Silk. Chilly% Point de
Venire, Summer BonS.azlnfa, 'remises, fine klaus.elinee,
Silk Grenadines, Poole do Foie or Mourning Silk, Gros de
Rhinos. Poniards, Crape Liam.' Grenadine and Crane
Veils, Barege and Grenadine Shawls Silk Net Shawls,
&c. Also. Black and White Silks, Foulards, Lawns,
Ginghams, Velenciam, Mebairs, &c.
BESSOIi & Mourning Stare,
jell No. 915 CHES ['NUT Street.
AB 1111- ST R EE T PRESBYTERIAN
11.3 CDTMOII B.,rvlce to-morrow at 105 i
o'clock A. M.. and 8 o'clock P., II ,by No Rev. WIG
-WADI DI BAIRN, of St. dames Chnroh, York, PA.. ltA
BANK•NOTICE.—BOOKat ARE NOW
, Domed at the . eve or Jft IV/ ES N. 51 A MIS,
TRIETII- El CIITI:l and 61A lIKRT Street& and et the
officeof the WREST PHILADELPHIA SAVING VUND,
to receive mehectiptiona to the capital ittavh4r i gi ti ;
TUttgfiiiiiirCla under the free banking law.
iel4•st*
BT. sEcorm REFORMED DUTCH
OBUROFI. PRVENTII Street,. above Brown
Bev. E. P. TRRTJUNR, of Newark, N.. J., will preach
in the morning at 10 o'clock. In the evening, at 8
o'clock, a er trice will be held commemorative of the bite
Mr.. T. DeWitt Talmage. The exercises will be MI.
ducted by Boy. Dr. Taylor, Rev. John Chambers. Rev.
Dr. Fieher, end other,.
Dry SPIRITUALISM—CONFERENCE AT
8A BO 111 STREET H ALL. on SUNDAY sting
A. 3H., and at BP. EL A Lecture by Dr. 0 ;MO, "On
D. NILWTON'S mitten' of treatment, and tho cased
adapted to it " Adrottnion 5 cents.
Thera will ha a PIMNIO of Spiritualists, and alms,
at Habib:LOFTON, V. J., on TERTRiDAY. Jona 26th.
lame 'Viva-street Wharf at 730 A. K. 'rickets $1- For
rale by tha Comm Wee, and by T. B. Posh, SIX e H and
OHESTIiIIT Streets.
PHILOMATHEON LODGE N*. 10, O.
of 0. F —The members aro reque.ted to meet at
their 'BALL at 12,V o'clock THIS (Setnrday) Arran.
NOON. to attend 'bel:wend of rheir late Brother It VNJ.
F. NORTH, P. 0.) The Brethren wilt be tarnished
with titbits for the 1 o'clock steam can, to vroceed to
idaneynuk. By order of the Ludee. -
GICO. FLING;
WM. 110 PR IN.
BORT. HAMILTON.
11* Committee.
Tr PEOPLE'S STATE CONVENTION.
THE PEOPLE OF PENNSYLVANIA, who dcelre
cordially to night. In
SUSTAINING THE NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
In Its latriotio efforts to suppress a sectional and unholy
rebellion against the
UNITY OF THE REPUBLIC!,
and who desire to support, by every power of the-Go
vernment, oar hundred thousand heroic brethren in arms,
braving disease and the perils of the field to preserve the
Union of our fathers, are requested to select the number
of DELEGATES equal to the Legislative Representation
of the State, at such times and in such manner as will
best respond to the spirit of this call, to meet in
•
STATE CONVENTION,
HARRISBURG,
On THURSDAY, the 17th day of Jnly next, 'at 11
o'clock on maid day, to
NOMINATE CANDIDATES
for the offices of
•
AUDITOR OENERAL
AEI)
BURVETOB GENER&L,
and to Aoki, each measures as may bo deemed necessary
to strengthen the Government in this season of common
peril to a common country. _
°batman of the People's State 00amittee.
ago. W. HAfit BOOM Z st ,„ ot „ r i .
92 tf
IYI
Jolla M. SULLIVAN, 1
lx:rrrl i oti F cfg:prk i ?; .o . NG 44 ELA
Prrrsuuna. Mnr 23, 1862
Ala nientlri of tbo Board of Mauagora of this Onmpa
tff, held on the let of May, 1862, the following resolutions
were adopted:
Resolved, That coupon bends of this Company, hear
ths date the tint day of July next, be Issued to the
amount, of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars, . In
nom of One Thousand Dollies each, payable in twin-
ty-five year's after the date theteof, bearing interest
at the rate of six' per cents= Per anon, para.'
ble semi-annually, in the city of New York, and the said
bonds be secured by mortgage of the works and revenues
of this Comprtoy, 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 mottoes
beide of this Company. this day ordered to be leaned, the
emcnrat of one-hundred and twenty-flee thonsand dol
lars, for cash, or the outstanding bonds of this Com
pany, maturing on the Brat day of. January next, at
Par.
rn actordanoe with the foregoing resolutions, SUB
BORIPTIONB will be received until three o'clock of the
24th DAT OF JUNI NEXT, for the above 10an...* In
formation with regard to the. character of the Improve
ment. may bo obtained from Joshua Hanna, Ear , of lian
as, Bait, dt Co, Pittsburg; Abraham Gibbons, Esu.,
*Ooateavillo, Chester collet>, Pa.; sod Messrs. Jar,
- Cook, A Co., Philadelphia, who are authorized to receive
debecriptions for the loan.
The Capital Stock of the rompany le 9728,700
Funded debt, (boodaoutstan'dlntO 182;000'
This's is no lloatinX or other debt existing. The .werks
are to motive operatic)* and complete repair, and the re
wilds justify expectations of the usual or average divi
dend for the present year. Ti o works were so far cote
jpleted, and the debts st -the Company paid as to enable
Abe Managers to declare their Brat dlvidena, July
. 7tta,
-3663, bioce which time they have declared fourteen divi
dends up to July, 1561—eight yert•s—amounting In the
egeregate to flftr-four and one-half per cent., or six and
eighty-one bendredthe per cent. per annum. There are
go bonds in the market better secured than those of this
company; and BONO that offer greater inducements for
investment es to security rind prompt payment of into.
rest, which is well known by the holders of tbo present
outstanding bonds. The object of this mortgage Is to
Concentrate the bonds of the Company and secure the
whole. A preference Will be given to the present holders
of the bonds Maturing January Ist, 1863 The Company,
reeerves the right to accept the whole or any portion of
the amount subscribed.
My ''''' J. B. NOO.IIIIEAD, President
TEE PREM.-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1862.
THERE A..IO4FIJS CLARK,
o! Brooklyn, (D. V.) oreach to thl - FIRST
RE FORMED DU mil Oh Er KOH, corner of SE V IC:f 141
Ind t pultio OMIT/RN Streets; to-marrow, at 10 In
the morph Q , ord 8 in the evening
rmAN• URGENT APPEAL IS MAUL ,
to the ebrittlau caulk, in behalf of nor Sick and
V. untied &lima. Tt.e "Ann) CommiTteo." by &cil
iation, are 'ow in Virginia with the army, and Bend for.
aid. A kleetit.g to consider tide appeal will be held in
the Al,xerder Presbyterian iJknrah, corner of NTNE
TERRI B nod GREEN, TO-MORROW EVENING,
at 8 o'clock. The ;maw, Rev. Dr. GUNNING-HA n,
will prrside. Addrases nlen by Rev, T. W,.. WYLIE,
P.l) , Rev. SILAS LIVERMORE. a Union man f*nin
North Garolina. and °thud. All ate Invited. I.l*
OrCOM PROMISE—PE ACE. —SIIA.Lf. NE
make the former and thereby Mueuru tS.e tottnr 7
Or, Shall we nubmit t' Foreign Inwrvontion 7 NIVIER!
LPVIIre 011 thi,i subject, by the. Roy. R. A. 'GARDEN,
P. D.. (fur the benefit of Ziou Churt.h.) nt , Soring Garen
stilutu, BROAD Acti SPRING GARDEN &rePti, ou
ONItAlf EVENING, JunelOth, 1862. Admt ninn 10
ennui in3-121*
TrTHE COMING GLORY. WIEETOGS
Ilbo EGLEOTIO MRDIOAL 1101A.1✓;t}gi'7lo
tropee RAVE below Fifth; SI3I , OIIAT, 101 L A. AL, 3X
I'. 111, and every evening during at week, by Ellor
1A lz GABL erol other R. Setae free. 11*
IVICTORY ! VICTORY! . !---THE
fifth- BY,GIMBIiT. P. V. M., has been opraially
accepted tat the War Department far three years or
during the war. Captains report immediately,
Bounty, Rations, Clothing, and Pay furniabed,lrom
date of enlistment. ..
' Tl.ia be the only tbree•year :Segment authorized by
the f ecretary.of War from this State, and all patriots
deslroua of servirg our common country muss now coins
torwatd. The Bruin:lent will poaltively march on or be
foto the let - of September next ,
D 'ERN AN, - Colonel Commanding,
A. MALBEED, Adjutant. •
Per G BAH-DWELT, Major.
Efeadonarters, 108 South SIXTH Street, Philadelphia.
PAI3SON 13 ROW NLOW.—A very
fine Card Photograph of PILMII EttrAVIAUW; , price
ilt:ernte. WALLIS - I'ER & BRO.,
jtl3-2t -728 0111t8TNUT Street.
VERBIJM SAT SAPIENTI.--The
r boat thing von ran doll yon want a aa'imfactorY
Trictnre, gn to lIRIMER and got a Colorad Pbotograph
for $l. SECOV P Strcet, &owns Groom It
fIOM. MoREAN, U. Card
Pbotogiaph of Commodornlsl.ll.nn, S, N., iitst
robli.bed. McALTASTER TIRO:
inB.2t 728 CHESTNUT Stmt.
fIAPT. SYLVANTRi W. GODON.-
^1..." A Curd Photograph of Capt. .8: W. Godot just
Published. PI eAL LIST UT & B 8.0.; '
jel3-21 . 728 OffEiTNIIT Stmt.
'MAY -T.)AY RESTIVAL.—Card Pho
tographs of lifity-lisy Fedi val nt. Miss Oscr's
Scbool, Linwood Hall, Montgamory county, row:viva
obi, just published. '
EIcALLIST FCC &
je73-2t 728 CHESTNUT Street.
MEMORABILIA —RE EMER'3 far
famed pictures, Life-Size, Oil , colored Photngrettiha
are being made to meet the demand of the times at war
prices. SECOND Street. above 03 en. It
THQMAS O. GARRETT,
712 CHESTNUT STREET,
TABLE CUTLERY,
And is manufacturing a great variety of SUN= WAEB
adapted for home UFO and for presents.
Prompt and particular attention is given to repairing
Watcbeti by first-class workmen. 5024-thstu2in
AMIRICAN, ENG-LISLE
AND
SWTF 8
JEWELRY, 6ND STLVER97ANE,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
JOS. H. WATS() NT,'
my29426a 326 CHESTNUT &clam.
R E M*o VAL.•
j. C. PULLER
Having Removed from 42 South THIRD Street to
No, 712 CHESTNUT f3treet, 2nd Floor,
(Opposite Mamie Temple,)
Now offore a tar g e and Desirable Stock of
GOLD AND , SILVER WATCHES,
B.OGIMB & BROHERS' SPOONS AND FJRES,
AND
FINE JEWELRY .
To which the attention of the trade "is invited.
apSO-3m .
ci AMERICAN wATeEt con
ga PANY."
GOLD AND STLYBE
WATCHES.
FOB LADING AND GENTLEMEN.
COMPANY'S SALESROOM,
No. 71201LESTNIIT Sirest. Second Floor-
(oppoeito Liao. niG Tempte.)
I. B. MARTER, Agent.
avit3o.Bm - •
VULCANITE RUBBER. JE WELRI
• . A beantifulllne of
GENTLEMEN'S VEsT OBAINS, LADIES! ow*:
TALALNE CHAINS, THIMBLES, CLEOSSES,
STUDS, BUTTONS, &0.,
Now to Store.
3 C FULLER,
110...712 CHESTNUT Street, Second Floor,
(Opnceite Masonic Temple.)
np3O-Sm
A FRESH AS6ORTMENT at•LESS
MAN FORAIER PRICES,
' FARR & RROTIIIIB,
Importers, 324 CHESTNUT Street, below Fourth.'
mh2u.tt"
. •
!•,-$75-finft'TO. OAN - ... ON . MORT
GAO& of Rest 'Estate itt the oftror4l-
chatty, la sums of $3,600 ti $20,000. Ault, '
E. R. JONES,
12* No. 129 south SEVENTH Urea..
SlO,OOO WANTED- ON MORT
gage on Glut Property. worth 4650,0410.
For particulars address 4 4 31." box 1941, Philadelphia
P. 0. , j.42.6t*
(1 CHURCHMAN. No. 32 South'
'FRONT Street, Philadelphia, is prePsrad to midi
cosh advances on consignments to his friends its Liver
pcol, je6-Im*
$4,25 0._ T81S AMOUNT TO IN
VEST, in nno or more iroorore4 Ground
Bents. Apply to E. PETTIT, No. 309 WALNUT
Etre4. je6
CEF • . D'CRUVRE. - REEMERPS
IvorytyPee are the Swot works of thy painter's art,
acre , ate io likeneav, and rich in coloring of drapery.
Siti,CiqD Street, above Green. it
rpRY JAMES HONER & SON'S
1 Choice Green and Black Teas. Stone SZVENiEL
and NOBLE, and SIXTH and W00D . ... isl 4
FiE BEST ASSORTMENT OF
Tr
Flme Groceries in Mr. at very low pric.s. ..-
JAMEH BOBER et 80 Lc,
SEVENTH and NOBLE and SIXTB and WOOD.
ie-14
NOTICE IS HEREBY': GIVEN,
Tbst a Certificate, No. 811, tor two shares of the
capital stock In the Bank of Germantown, in tho name
of Eder,' Sexton, ties been lost or mielaid, and that an
'sootiest'. u hes bet u made for a now eert,fleate in lieu of
the one so lost or mislaid. •
D(OCTOR A. H. STEVENS,
late of New York. is now curing all klndeilef
Acute and Chronic DlSPaaaa, both of Ladies and Gan
'lnnen, by the various modes In which he a p plies
ELECTRO-11166NNTISU.' Be has located himself
permanently at 1418 South `PENN square, Philadel
phia The location le a very metrel one to the car, all
wen as Ileataot to tboso who choose to take board
in the Doctor's family while tr der treatment.
Referencee and certificates of cures, from many
oldie eretclamies iu this c:ty and eLsewhire,.may be
examined at the office.
CONSULTATION AND ADVICE FREE.
jel4-ntntb3stt
NEW MACKEREL.
150 la New Large No. 8 Mackerel. *
150 Half Dole
In Moro and and for ado by •
1111111P11Y d: KOM,
jelsl. etNo. 146 Norai WIWITII'
•
&. K. MoOLUEE
MACKEREL HERRING SHAD;
, dc.
2,500 tsbis Mess Nos. 1,2, and 8 Mackerel,. late.
caught fat flab, in seem ted packages.
.2,00 Bbls New NaWport, Fortune Bay, and Halifax
Herring.
2.500 Boxes Lubec, Scaled, and No. 1 Herring.
150 able New Mess Shed; •
260 Boxes Herkimer County Cheese, &o. •
In store and for sale by
111URPHY.ls KOONS,
•
jtl4•lf No. 146 North WIL&KVES.
IUrATTIIMEI ! MATTINGS !- MAT
:II.INGS
' 8-4 WHITE AND OHNOIEND,
4.4 WHITE AND. CHECKED,
5-4 WHITS AND CHECKED,
8.4 WRITE AND CHECKED,
• AT LOW PRICES FOB CASH.
REEVE L. KNIGHT,
•
• No. 282 Saudi SECOND Street.,
my 27-1 m if West side. near derma.
SUPERIOR FAMILY BaHAD; also,
lIRBOLTED IlltßA.O t daily, at
mHE HALM, MORSE, AND: BOY
' 1 DEN BELS.ADJUSTING
• •
• CLOTHES
JOHN A. munrimy, CHESTIOTT StregcSio ,
longer ao agent for the floltiOnatingetiothati
This Wringer has univaniakaaiisfattsfon, mod I.
warranted to do so in every ipartioular. , Before intrella' Inge
call, ex amble, and try it, at oftlte of SHY, CON, 3 Oo ,
FIFTH and CHESTNUT Street..
jel2.Sot . • • L. E. SNOW.
4 4 TURTLE AND CLAM SOUP
served up daily (Sundays excepted) by JAllleg
18)50881tB, 808 tdeltHET Street.
Fittornee nneelled sons-nal. . re77-t!
VASHIONABL HAIR CUTTING
sod artistic Hair Dyeing done at FOURTH and
BR&HOH. jellditf
MONUMENTS AND GRAVE
STONES at vary reduced 111464111 at Marble Warta
of A. STELEMATZ, SIDON' ar.azto, b211:01 , Carona
BUM&
PBOTOGRAPHS
WATCHES ANI) JEWELRY.
Has raceived a trash stoat
GOLD AND: SILVER
WATCHES,
FINE PLATED WARE
WATCHES, JEWELRY,'&o.,
FINANCIAL.
TIIOBTA.9 TIMBNAY,
s 61* . Admlntetrator or efacy Sexton. dec'd
P. U. OASSDKVEI,
No. M) North Ninth ;groat
je9•mw,3t*
:RETAIL DRY GOODS.
E. & L.,
K & L.
EYRE & LANDELL,
EYRE & LAMDELL,
EYRE & LANDELL,
LYRE & LA.NDELL,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
YOURTEi AND ARCH,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
FOURTH AND ,ARCIX,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
ARE NOW CLOSING 'OUT
SUMMER SILKS,
SUMMER SHAWLS.
SUMMER ROBES,
FRENCH ORGANDIES,
RICH GRENADINES,
TOURISTS' DRESS GOODS,
SUMMER FOULARDS.
GRENADINE VEILS,
SUPERIOR MITTS,
INDIA PLAID SILKS,
PLAID 31113ZAMBIQUES,
PLAIN MOZAMBIQUES.
BLACK SILK SACQ,UES.
jelo-tutloilm
MEN'S AND BOYS't WEAR.
_ CASSIMERES.
LIGHT MIXTURES.
SILK MIXTURES.
FINE BLACK
CLOTHS.
LADIES' CLOAKINGS.
BLACK BROADCLOTHS.
Brix. MIXED COATINGS. •
NEW NELTONS.
COOPER & CONARD,
S. E. CORNER, NINTH AND MAR CET.
m 727-1.
VERY CHEAP BAREGE ROBES.
large invoice of Freud) Barege Robes, printed
Benne and dark grounds, with eilk ilouricings, at tone
third of tbe importing coat.
Printed French Bureges at very low prices.
Plato and barred Colored Bareges, cheap. -
narrow and wide Burege Anglais. --
French 'Lawns of fine quality and new slyles.
SHAM PLES 3 ROTHF.RS.
103 OBBSTISITT and ICIGHPEI Streets.
pLA OK AN 0 WHITE • CHECKED
PQPL7NS. - A small lot just received, silk and
thread. Isonble width alai Silk% Checked Woreteds.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
je . l3 CURSTNUT end EIGHTH Streets.
'DRY-GOODS JOBBERS.
NEw IMPORTATIONS.
•
HOSIERY,. CLOVES,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
LINENS, SHIRT FRONTS,
GOODS,,AND
EMBROIDERIES.
THOS. MELLOR & 00
011119-'3ln 40 10 . 0 42 North THIRD Street
1862. SPRING. 1862.
rmpoßTElas AND _JORDZINii OP
SIGES'AND FANCY DRESS G-GODS,
U. SOS hdd,RJERT STREET.
Now in store,
• poura DE SOIE,
21.11 Shades.
BLACK AND IT.RITE CHECKS,
In BILKS and OTHER FABRICS.
11130,' A V ULL LTSB Or
CLOAKING CLOTHS, PLAIDS, STRIPES,
And desirable
PLAIN COLORS.
spri • ,
Sit.INCI STOCK
SILK AND FANCY DRESS GOODS.
A. W. LITTLE & 004
tahls-d No, $26 MAREET ST.
NATIONAL FLAGS.
TT
ki S. FLAG. EMPORIUM,
•
418 ARCH STREET.
BUNTING dIND SILK FLAGS,
REGIMENTAL STANDARDS,
NATIONAL ENSIGNS,
CAVALRY GUIDONS,
PRESENTATION FLAGS.
EVANS 8c HASSALL,
No. 415 &WEL Street, above FOURTH.
zny29.2lt
• MILLINERY GOODS.
SPRING
1862. 1862.
WOOD & QA RY,
(Bummers to Lincoln, Word, dt Nichols,)
• 725 CHESTNUT STREET,
Have now in Store a complete stock
'Ow
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS,
BIT BONNETSi
STRAW AND PALM-LEAP RATS, 4t.0
To which they respectfully Invite the attention or the
ormer patrons of the house and the trade generally.
marlit-llm
THOMAS KENNEDY & BRO.,
729 QEEBTNUT Street, below Eighth.
Choice Stook oZ
SPRING - MILLINERY GOODS,
AT LOW MORS.
COORING RANGES, FURNACES, &c
CO ORIN pr RANGES.
ELEVATED DOUBLE-OVEN 006 KING
RANGE. •
This Eangehaa afforded more satisfaction than any yet
offered to the public. . •
ARNOLD 'Zic WILSON, •
1010 CHESTNUT Street.
WARM AIR FURNACES
Iry . Of the most approved and economical pStterne,
SUITED TO ALL CLASSES OE BUILDINGS.
ARNOLD Ss WILSON,
1010 41IIESTNI7 T Street.
I'NAMELED SLATE MANTELS.
A large vailety of these , beautiful Mantels at
VERY ,Low PRICES.
ARNOLD &. WILSON.
1010 CHESTNUT Street.
LOW-DOWN AND COMMON
PARLOR GRATES,
FOR HARD OR SOFT COAL.
Hot-air Regisiere and Ventilators—a large assortment.
ARNOLD & WILSON,
• 1010 CHESTNUT Street.
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OR RAND
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STANDARD 64 AND 3 , 4 INDIGO WOOL-DYED
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INDIGO BLUE MIXTURES.
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GENTLEMEN'S FINE SHIRTS
AND
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No. 146 _North FOURTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
CHAS L. OREM. ALEX.M. THO?aiBoN
jes-lm
FLANNEL c)VER-SHIRTS
POE THE ARMY: •
FINE SHIRTS,
COLLARS, STOOKS, AND
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Manufactured at
6. A. HOFFMAN'S,
(aucoEsma To W. W. KNICCEIL)
NO. 606 ARON STREET..
Me" A full line of •
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• -
)10SptItT, AND lINDEROLOTHINCI, •
Always on band. my23-lm
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GENTS' YUEN - BEING GOODS,
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Which he makes a speciality in his business. Also, con
stantly receiving
IiOTBLTIES FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
W: • SCOTT,
GENTLZMENIii' FURNISHING STOII3,
-M. 8/4 crizsmvur STREET;
PO-a Your dors below the continental. .
BOARDING.
SUMMER BOARDING.-MRS.
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at MOUNT AIY, ie prepared to make engsgem.nts for
the tettAen. The coon t are large and airy, and the house
well piovidedwith amusements. The station being within
three minutes' walk, nu , re area' indncem,nte to business
meth apply until tat 1633L00U3T Street. je.lo.st*
COUNTRY BOARD.—Boardiug for
six or eight persons may be obtained, no reasonable
terms, in a small (smile, within three-onartera of a mils
from Wallingford Station, on the West Cheater and
Philadelphia Railroad.
Jelo.6tat A. P. GARPIRLD.
PRIVATE BOARDING--
.A.ooommo
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WANTED—A person having means,
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ouatom, to join the advertiser, who has equal advantages,
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WV. addrem 3 , Near Trade," Press Otflee. ..;el4.6tW
ANTED—A Copartner, •as editor
W
and pnblleber of a Newspaper, located in one
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nia. To a minable gentleman, with a small capital, the
enterprise will prove profitable and pleasant. It Is wor
ttry of attention. Adirees ‘• Enterprise," ?rasa office,
with real rolllllo. Jeld 2t
•
WANTED—By a young man, 18
3 ears old, a situation in a whc WM° esMblish
meal, where a knowledge of business may be acquire , '
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ANTED—A first-class- Salesman
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jel3-2t* SH&PLEIGN, RUE, 86 CO.
WANTED TO PUROEIASE - A
property on the eolith eide AMR street, bee
tween Eighth and Ninth etreete.. App'y to
A. B. GARVER & 00,
je13.314 5. W. cor. NINTH and FIG NET SW
WANTED—In a Commission and
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Book keeping. Addrete T. 8.," office of this paper,
with rfferencea end tialsry required hil2-30
NVAN TED-2 ,00 0 Men along the line
of the Lehigh Canal, eay 3,500 lah,rera, 250 car
penter', and 250 stove mamma. Apply to the officers of
the Lehigh Coe) and Navigation Company, E MAUCH
CHUNK, ALLENTOWN, or EASTON, or anywhere
along the line of the works. jelo-tf
Fox - -SALE AND . TO:LET.
.FOR SALE—A good seeond-hand
libiftior-top WAGON. Will be sold low. require
of A. 9. ABELL, 617 ARCH Street- jel4.3:*
rpo LET—The Trimmings Store, No.
A. Mr/ODOR AVENUE, Four Doors ateive
lace 'meet. 'Fixtures for sale. Large dwelling, Gas,
Barb, hot and cold water. Bent $2O a month. ltd
TO PRINTERS.—An extensive sale
of PRINTING MATERIALS, at the Printing
Office. 243 Anon Street, et 10 o'clock, on TUESDAY
MORNING, June 17. Printing and Standing PICE33B,
TI Do. Owe Stands, Stones, Ohases, Leads, Outs, En
gravings, illtimorypo Blocks, dm, now ready for exuml
nation-
CIOAL;: 011, • WORKS •FO I.S.ettAii,
or a Person whining to omploy a Capital to good ad-
Tsotage, will please apply, for 101 l particulars, at- NO.
127 WALNUT Street. •
PIOLADRLPIIIA, July ii, 1552
trl-4 FOR BALE The Three-s tory
Dwelling, with side yard. No. H 2 Ninth Eighleeeth
street, above Arch. Apply to ALL RN It 8118, 8. - Z
corner FOURTH and WALNUT Streets, e‘onnct
Boor. Jel2.3t*
d i TO RENT-A THREE-STORY
ALA
BRICK DWELLING, on RACE Street, one door
above Twelfth, north We. flout • low to a good tenant.
Aptly to WETDREILL S BROTHER,
jell 41 and 49 Roan SECOND Street.
di g TO . RENT—A. THREE-STORY
1424.13717 CK DWELLING, on PINE Street, near
Seventeenth, north tide. Apply to '.
WZTIIEBI.LL ir, BUOTHER,
jal2 47 and 49 North SECOSD•Street.
les FOR SALE, OR PART EX
CAANaF..—Bfno BA 218 ACRES, situate on
the Delaware river, 23 miles from the city. Railroad sts
tion upon the place. Large stone Mansion, beautifully
located, having a view of the surrounding country and
river from it. Three tensnt's homier, large barn, number
of otft.buildingr, all in eomp'.ote order. Superior fruits
of every kind. Apply to • E. PIrPTIT,
jrn. -No. 309 WALNUT Street.
FOR SALE. -FIRST- CL ASS
FARM. containing 85 ACRES, near Doylestown,
28 miles from the city, in Backs count', large and eon.
velment improvements, nicely watered, etc. Alto, a nom:
ber of FA8.D.1.3 in Chester and Delaware counties. Ap.
ply to E P 2TTrr,
jell No. 309 WALNUT Street.
TO RENT—Four Different Country
MM. Places, with a few acres of grouod, fine traits,
near railroad Mations, and convenient to the city. one of
which le furnished. Apply to E. PETTIT,
lea . No. 309 WALNUT ntreet.
Ea FOR SALE—A desirable Farm;
108 acres, near Downingtown, Obeater county;
nicely watered; bsdrant water at the howl° and barn.
First-rate atone improvements. all in complete condition ;
line timber, excellent fruits, &o. Apply to
E. PETTIT,
•
ja3 No. 309 V76.ILNIn Street.
Ai FOR . SALE OR. TO 'LET—Four
WM Ronson, on the west aide of BROAD Street, below
eolumbla svenno. Apply et the.eouthweet corner of
NINTH and SANSOM. Streets. mh26-tt
a TO LET.—Dwelling House, South
east comer of TWENTY-SECOND and GREEN
Streets. Keys at Reire grocery, corner of Twonty-aa
cobd and Mount Vernon Streets. finely to
JAMES CRESSON,
je7•tf 23 Nerte.FOCTItTEE Street.
TO DISTILLERS.
` 4 " The DISTILLERY know, as the
PHCENIX,"
and formerly owned and occupied by SAM'. SprifT.H,
rag., situated on TWENTY-TIITRO, between RAU
and vntr. Street!, Philadelphta, Calamity 800 bnahels
Per day, le now offered [or We on reasonable and accom..
modating terms. Is in good running order, and has all
the modern improvements+. An Artesian well on the pre-
PAWN furnishes an unfailing. anpply of good, pare water.
Addrem Z. LOOEI At 00., 110,3.010 MARK=
Street, Philadelphia. " fe'22-dtf
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
11033ERT SHOEMAKER
NCO.,
'northeast (loner FOURTH. and BALM Street*,
PUTT,ADELPILIA,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS '
rn
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WINDOW AND PLATE . GLASS,
NAPOPAOTTMERS OP
WILITE LEAD' ND ZINC PAINTS., FITTYY, Ad.
AGENTS ZOE. TEE
CELEBRATED
FRENCH ZINO PAINTS.
Doane and consumers supplied at
VERY LOW PRICES FOR CASH.
51,29.2 at
BLINDS AND SHADES
BLINDS AND SHADES. .
B. T. WILLIAMS,
He. 16 NORTH SIXTH iiTRART,
PANDYAOTURER OP
VENETIAN BLINDS
IND
WINDOW BE.ADES.
The largest end finest eneartment in the City et the
howEsT PRlaps. .
STORE SHAMES LitTTHRED.
Renairtnenromnily attended to. sn2-fen
CABINET FURNITURE.
INET FURNITURE AND Bile
MOORE & CAMPION.
No. 261 South SEOOJtJ) dtreet,
tII connection with their extensive Cabinet Bosineas are
sow manufacturing a superior article of
RTF.T.TAAD TABLES, •
And have now ou hand a fall supply,linished with the
)100ItE & CAMPION'S IMPROVED CUSHIONS,
Which are pronounced, by all who hate used there, to be
superior to all others... -
Yor the Quality and finish of these tables the maim
taoturers refer to their numeroua patrone throughout
she Union ' who are familiar with the character of their
SAFES.
r t , LILLIE'S SAFE DEPOT BE.
SMOVER to No. 21 South SW/Blip Street, new
the Franklin Institute.
The undessignod, thankfnl for paid retains, and belay
determined to 'merit future patronage, has secured ar
elegant and convenient store, and has now on hand t
large aseortmen Litlie'a Celebrated Wrought and
Milled Iron e l and ir Burglar Proof Safes, (the only
strictly fire and burglar proof sullen made.) Also, Millet
Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Locks.
Lillie's Bank Vault Doors and Locks will be fan:dished
to order on short notice. This is the strongest, best pre.
Meted, and cheapest Door and Lock yet offered. •
Also, particular attention la called to Lillie's Hey
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, &c. This Safe is opt.
ceded to entpate in style and elegance anything yet el•
fared for this purpose, and lithe only one that Is strictly
lire and burglar proof.
SPICIAL NOTIOII4-7. have now on hind say twenty al
Farrel, Herring, & Safes, most of them nearly new
and some forty of other makers, comprising a oomph*
assortment as to sixes. and lately exchanged for ths
now celebrated Lillie Safe. 'The* will be sold at very
low priceh. Please call tad examturt.
• N. 9.-SADLIII4-Asent,
Las EVANS WATSON'S.
VMS SALAMANDER BA3
KORA _
26 SOUTH YOURTN - ETREETI
11111ADELPHLA, PA, '
A bate Variety of EIBE-PllOOl SAFES always ow
hand
B ° S'' MISSES', AND CHIL
DREN%
CLOTHING,
iN ENDLESS . VARIETY,
No. 137 South EIGHTH Street,
~05.20 2 Three Doors above WALNUT.
EPRITSHES
ixa
BLAMATITES' BELLOWS,
KEMBLE & VAN HORN.
mb2o-8.11 3iio. 3SI N.ABBSBT area, PIMA&
SUMMER RESORTS,
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
JASIId K. ROIII3IHL
• Superintendent
- .
This celebrated Hotel will be open for the reception of
Idellota on BettirdaY. June 21, 1882, and gill continue
open until September 15.
Elute the last season many handeome improvements
have been made, both to the home and the grounda,
adding atilt further to the comfort, convendeace, and
plea, uie of the gueota.
Persons thairiug to etwnd Ott ente rwr at the Sea Shore
wid Sod the accommodattoos at the uNrren ST o.TE3
superior to those of any other hone° on the Atlantic
Cons t. •
Haaslees celebrated Band has been engaged fir the
season, and will Le under the direction of the Masi.
Heftier.
Mr. 'THOMAS H. BARRATT, late of Caps May, will
have charge of the Milord Room, Tan. pin Alle3 a, and
Shooting Enliory.
The exteneive improvements made two years ago, and
there now hi couttruplution by the owners of this splendid
estat..lishment, arc an ample guarantee of what the patrons
er the house may expect under ire present management.
HENRY A. B. BROWN,
For Proprietors.
SUMPI.F..E. BOARDING.- BROAD
TOP MOUNTAIN HOOSH—A romantic spot for a
SHP writ It ESIDHNOE on one of the Bllvuotein Tops
of Pennsylvania, reached dully by the Pennsylvania
Central, end the Brovd Top bionntala Railroad from
Huntingdon. The Homo in one of the finest In the in
teriorof the Stole, hand,-em.ly Yornisbed, with ell the re
onisitea for comfort and convenience—mire ale, deli
cious spring water, romantic scenery, and everything t.
restore and iorigorale health. Telegraph etation and a
dally nail, en that daily communication may be had with
Philadelphia.
The Pennsylvania Railroad will furniAb excoriate*
tickets through the season. Persona leaving Philadel
phia in the morning can take tea at the Mountain Howe
the eater evening.
bubseelber bee kindly been allowed to refer to the
following pen Ilrmen. resident! of Philadelphia, who have
been rairone of the /fountain House:
Wm. Cummings. Esq., David P. Moore. Eat.,
Semi. Costner, Eng., Moo Caretairo, Eau.,
Bon. Henry D. Moore, Lewis T. Watt-on, Eel.,
John bid:antes, Eau., O. Albert Lewis, E.g.,
Jeht, Barman, 'Eng. Richard D. Wood, Roe.
• Teams Idol:miters. For further Information, addrose
JOSEPH MORRISON, Proprietor.
jel2-lm Broad• Top City, Einotingdon county, Pa.
CR.ESEON SPRING 9, CAMBRIA.
COUNTY, PA.—This delightful and popular plate
of summer resort, located directly on the hue of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, ou the summit of the Allegheny
Mountains, twenty-tbree hundred feet above the level of
the ocean, will be open for attests from the lf th of June
till the 10th of October. Since lit.t season the grounds
have been greatly improved and bean tilled, and a num
ber of Cottages have been erected for the accommoda
ticn of families, rendering Cresson one of the moat
romantic and attractive places in the State. The furni
ture is being thorougkly renovated. - The seeker of
pleasure and the sufferer from beat and dimes° will tind
attraction'? here .in a first-class Livery Stable, Billiard
Tablet,. Tenpin Alleys, Bathe, &c., together with the
purest air and water, and the mud magnificent mountain
scenery to be found in the country.
Tickets grad for the round trip from Philadelphia,
57.60 from Pittsburg, 53.01.
Pot further intormation, address
G. W. MIILTILN.
Cresson Borings, Cambria co., Ps.
B EDFORD SPRINGS.. A. G. Au
LEE respectfully informs the public that this cele
brated and fashionable WATERING PUCE to now
open and fully prepared for the reception of visitors,
one will be kept open until the let of October.
Persons wishing Bedford Mineral Water will be sup
plied at the following prices at the Springs—viz:
For a banal (oak) S 3 00
balf-barrel /. 200
Parties smiling rooms or any information in regard to
the place will address the a Bedford Mineral Springs
CompanT." ' my?ft-6w
je12.121►
POWERS' HOTEL,
KO. 17 and 19 PARK ROW,
(oproms THE ASTOR ROOM)
TEEM SIM PER DAY
This Doprdar Hotel has latt.l7 been tboronsbly reno
vated and refurnished, and now possesses all the requi
sites of a
FIRST-CIA3S HOTEL
• The patronage of Philadelphians and the travelling
public, deeirtng the best acconiodatione and moderate
charges, is respectfully solicited.
Je2•Sm 11. L. POWERS, Proprietor.
STEVENI3. HOUSE,
(LATE DELMONTOO'S,)
No. 25 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.
Five minutes' walk from Fall River boat landing,
Mambas street, and foot of Cortland street.
..-mloB.Bto GEO. W. STEPHENS, Proprietor.
CARD.—THIC UNDERSIGNED,
:ca. Isla of the GIRARD HOME, Philadelphia, have
leased, for a term of. yam, WILL allD'S HOTEL, In
Washington. They lakathis occasion to return to their
old friends and customers many thanks for past revere,
and beg to emote them that they. wid be moat happy to
see them in their new Quortwe.
'SYKES, CHAD WICK. k CO.
WASIIINCION, July 16.1681. un2l-11.y
F 0 B THE SBA.
If O.IIE r- WEN AM.-
RANGEMENT.-CAAIDNN AND ATLANTIO NAIL
ROAD.
Three trains daily to Atlantic City and terms. (Sun
days excepted). Trains leave VINE-Street Ferry se
follows;
Train
Express Train
Ft eight and Accommodation
RETURNING:
Leases, Atlantic Mail Train 4 40 P. M.
Raiment Train 615 A. M.
, g Freight and Accommodation.B 18 &. M.
FARR SI.BO. Round-trip Tickets, 000 d only for the
day and train on which they are issued, $1,50 Excar
mon Tickett, good for three day., £.3 : 'Rotolo are now
fAND FLORAL AND STRAW
BERRY FAIR—The Ladies of the Onion Vo-
Innteer It.freshment rensittee open their FAIR at
the SALOON, foot of WASHINGTON Street, for the
Benerit of the Fund, on DIONDAY EVENING, Jane
16, end continue miry AFTERNOON and ILVENlgG
doting the week, where they will be happy to see their
friends. Darettons in Flowers', Freit, Orono,
be thankfully received. ARA.D BARROWS,
j0.4-et Ohairrean.
TAT A TiN -STRE ET T E BARE
v NINTH and WALNUT Steetn.
Sole Lessee liffs`lll. A. Garrettson.
Acting and Stage Alai:lnger Mr Wayne Olwthe.
RAPTURE AND APPLAUSE,
'DISTINGUISHED SUCCESS..
Sixth Ninht of the Engagement of
ABIEIIIOAN C 031 1 ,1 ACTRESS,
MISS JITLIA.D&LY
SATIIBDAY EVENING, June 14, 1952,
Sixth night of the original Comedy of
OUR FEIIALE• ADIERICAN COUSIN..
ratnelia Appleby . Mi.e Julia Daly.
To couclude with tbe•Popular Drama entitled
_ N
IRELAD AS IT WAS.
Boon open at 7.4 o'clock. Comcceuca at 8
MRS. JOHN DREW'S
J.TA, ARDIT-STBEST TUDATRE
Acting and Stage Manager W. S. FREDERICKS.
Buttinesa Lout and Troaanrer JOS. D. MURPHY.
LAST NTGIIT OF TUE SE A.SON.
LAST. NIGHT OF F. S. CRANFBAD.
TILT (SMIURDAY) EVENII 4 IG, 5u001.4,
BULL RUN, BULL RUN, BULL RUN!
Or, the Sackthg of FaLrfax Nutt Howe.
Jupiter, (a contraband,) -
- - Previous to the drama, the piece of
A GLANCE AT NEW YORK.
Mose F. 9. Chanfran.
Eliza Stebbioe Mrs. 0 Herat.
Jenny lifis3 E. Price.
Prices es usura. Acorn open at 7%. Curtafn rises at
8 o'clock.
CONTINENTAL THEATRE.
MR. S. D CV'S . Sole Lessee.
MOtsDAY EVENING, June 16.1862,'
DOOLEY'S MINSTRELS, • •
For .the Summer Season.
THE BEST BAND IN THE WORLD!
THE COOLEST THEATRE IN AKERIOC!
The greatest entertainment ever given at the prices
viz :.25 cents to Dress Circle, -Family Circle 16 cents.
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS ,
GREAT NAUTIOAL ENTERTAINMENT:
THRILLING SCENES •
IN THE LIFE OF A
Y &MIER WTI %LEMAN,
EVERY EVENING, at &clack nreci.mly.
SELEO'i MATINEE, SATURDAY at 3 o'clock.
Admission 25 cents. Six Tickets for one dollar. Chil
dren 10 cents.
Liberal arrangements made for schools on Wednesdeg
Afternoons. jelo-54
jOIENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY 07
11 THE FINE ARTS. Tblrty-ninth Annual Rs.bl..
bition of Paintings and Sculpture, 102.0 ORESTNET
Street. Open from 9 A. M, till 6 P. and from T
P. H. till 10 P. at.
Admittante 25 cents; Season Tickets 50 cents.
Stockholders, Artiste, and Contributors will repave
their tickets at the Academy: no admissions without.
01+en from 9 A. M. 1111 7 P. hi , and from B SS le
INSIIRAN,CE COMPANIES.
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE 414 WALNUT STREET, PHILADEL PHIA.
- This company contionee to take risk* en the safer
classes of Property at low rites.
'Me public can rely non Ite reiMaullibnitY, and Ida—
,
ty to pay Massa promptly. Ita diabilmatuenta for tha
benefit of the public, during the laid nine years: exceed
6500;000,
and we respectfully solicit its favor in the %tor&
DI4IIOTOItEI.
COIAS.I. - DUPONT, TERRY WALKER,
SORB W. OLAGROEN, JOHN THORNLEY,
0. i t HEAZLITT, ABRAHAM HART,
DAVID BOYD, Tr., PETER S. HOS, of N. I.
WM. M. SWAIN, • PURITAN suorream
JOSEPH KLAPP, M. D. N. S. Lewormom,
WM. 0. P.ULMAN, JOHN SUPPLER.
THOMAS CRAVEN, President.
A. S. GILLETT, Vice President.
JAS. B. ALYORD, Secretary. inag.it
FAME INSUR
No. 406 CHESTNUT
FINN AND INLA
T. N. Buck,
Chas. Richardson;
Henry Lewis, sr., •
Alex. GVhilldin,
Cleo. 'A. West,
O. W.Davia, •
FRANCIS N. BCC
umtarats RIORA
WILLIAMS L BLANCH.
COMMONWEAL,
R A NG", 00hLPANY,
PENNSYLVANIA.
EMERY
Davis Jayne, M. D.,
John M. White%
&award O. Knight, .
Thomas B. Stewart,
noun , ' Lewis, Jr.
DAYTD JAY.
JOHN M. WM
" SAMITTIL S. MOON, Secret
Office, Oommonwealtir Br
tired : I'l'lll46lola.
HOTELS
NEW YOR t
BHA BATHING.
7.30 &- M.
4.00 P. M.
6.00 P. M.
MOE!
AMUSEMENTS
.F. S. Obanfrem..
CAPITAL 83:00,000
ACE COMPICir,
Itreet.
ND .r.mTußAlrisrs.
3TOBS.
D. D. Woodruff,
John Feasier,
P. P. xnenee,
Washington Join%
Cheat Stokes,
John W. ETerrneet.
YE, President.
111DSON, Tioe Preehlont.
.AHD, Secreted , . [n+ll9-41U
H FIRE INNU
or 8V&TI OP
MRS.
Charles M. Mogen, ~
Jobn Y. Walker,
Cohort Shoemaker,
William Struthers,
Elijah Jones.
FE, M D, President.
[new, Vice Pretidera
man.
DUMAS,
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