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THE CITY.
THE SHERIFF CONTESTED-ELECTION
CASE.—Yeeterday morning, In the Quarter Sessions,
Judges Thompson and Ludlow, the contested-election
caseot Thompson vs. Ewing, for the office of sheriff,
..wee resumed.
Mr. Gowen, for Mr. Ewing, produced (he sneerer of
ithereepondent. This paper contaius over three hundred
. epeciflcatione charging (rated, So., in various election
idletricte.
Judge Thompson inquired if the contestant desired
•time to examine the answer.
Mr. Brewster, in reply. said that ho desired to proceed
with the CBB6 at once. A very slight glance which they
lied been enabled to give to the.auswer—they saw that it
'as designed to open up matter which the contestant did
mot consider the proper eut•ject of investigation. They
-mottoes to attack .the city vote. In view of this the
•contretant could move to strike out these speciflostions,
Ind, for the present, ho would waive that, as it wee do
•aMable to proceed at once.
It was then determined to proceed. The answer filed
on behalf of fir Ewing sets forth fraudulent votes re
eelowi itt behalf of Mr. Thompson , la 'podded Melt:lone
•of the various wards t that tally papers are mteelug la
certain wards; that to certain precincts some of the
•election Mars were Intoxicated; that in others, eleotion
Afters were driven away from the polls; that the officers
Allowed Illogel voting • In one precluct—First
First word—the election OniCf ns were nimble t, di,-
Abel's° tittle ditties, and that the tickets were removed
'by a candidate, and the tally papers and return made out
by bunt on the day after the election.
The sumer further sets forth thrt at a camp at Beaton,
-within the :tate, 200 votee were received by Dir. .Ewlag
tint ars not included in the groer at return.
Dlr. Brewster, Warring to the answer, eald that so far
as the aptelfications charge frond, he desired all the
lesstinsohy t. be received, reserving toe right to object to.
Alin form
Si nie delay now. ensued, In regsrd to csrtsin papers
w bleb the contestant had considered In evidence. bet
'which tl:e respondent deilred ivo tormally presented.
The court soon atter adjourned until this morning, Mien
.the evidence will be given in
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MEETING OF THE • CORN EXCHANGE
ASSOCIATION—INSPEOrInN OF FLOU'R.—Yestar
day morning a meeting of the members of the Oprn
• change wits beki at their building. Second end Gold
• alretts Mr. O. J. liotlnten to the chair. •
Mr. Henry Bndd stated that thu object of the meeting
• pea to take sonmisclion in reforauce to the iesvrtion of
Jionr," es the loose manner In which it e ras now done
'telt+ detrimental to the commercial interests of Phtla•
deltoids, and no longer to he tolerated. He °lanai a
rerolnilen that a committee of eleven members, repre
aeutfng exporters, jobbers, and brokers, be
appointed to investiSete tin manor.
Mr. Samuel L. Witmer teconded the resolution, audit
vas unanimously afire d to.
I be chair appointed on the committee: Henry Bold,
Thomas Allmon, George L. Busby. Archibald Getty,
Edward G. Jamas, D. L. W.tzlar, Rdwurd Rubinson,
Job Iriae, Ediratd Lukens, George CY..Hears; Alex
ander Need,. •
In years gone by, flour inspected >ln Philadelphia, for
Litetpeol and other foreign markets, bore an enviable
• Xcpulation as a superior article, and its quality, was al
' ways correctly indicated by the brand on the head of the
barrel. In this manner confidence was established, and
ti,e 7( potation of the Philadelphia brands was a pssopart
if, the market. Tills state of affairs, we ore sorry to gay,
does not exist at present. The appointment of ignorant
soil incompetent men as inspectors, within a few year's
back, lies affected the character and damaged the repu
tation of Philadelphiebrande imforelgn markets. Flour
which bete beau branded as firma," and ltxtra Ft
• mily,” appears, not netreituentiy, upon examluntlin
by minaluners and competent inspector,' to bo low sraltes
of superfine and condemned, which are from one to two
dollars per barrel lower than the brand indloatee. This
Lis it jured the excellent reputation which Phil tdelphla
inspectrd flour has heretot,re borne, and has materially
ditmaged, and, if not stdpped and remedied, will, in a
• abort time, de troy, in a measure, the trade of this part
in the ruling staple of our country.
be flour inepectore for Many years back, have bon
aprointed from rural dietricts in the State; many of them
• with no pretence' knowledge of the Important •dutles of
the r nice, end with little or no qualtdcations, except po •
lineal real and labor for the dominant power far the time
• Wig.
THE CRIMINAL COURT—COMMENCE..
IaENT OP TrIE JUNE TEEM —Yesterday morning
the June term commenced in earnest. The dock WAS
crowded with prisoners. It will not be a very bass
term, ea the cases for the moat part are very trifling.
The Grand Jury hare already ignored a large number of
Vile treeenled for theirsconaideration.
Before proceeding to the reenter Im.iness, District At•
Mum ?tabu called up the ca% of o,oree and William
Foreraugh, Widiam Tinsman, Andrew Forcer, Edward
Leer,nce, and George Jetirie. charged with murder
and riot. The defendant; were arsalsubd, and severalty
pleaded not guilty. Mr. Menu then gave notice that he
'would call the case for trial on' Monday next.
The c, tit eel for the def,netto.ts °ejected to the time, at
too short to permit the prepare ion for the defence.
Judge MAIM replied that the mose wonid bo called on
Monde), and the defendants, if they deeired a postpane
went, mist pretent the lege, grouhd.
Yesterday, Mr. Cassidy, cotrn.c•i for Mao!, oh weed
with lumicide, made application to the court to fix a die
for trial. After a brief argument, the court suggeeted
Diet Monday two week..
George Lynn woe arraigned on the charge or ovedog,
sod attempting to Roe, a number of 8100 counterfeit
• 'toter, purporting tube the genuine 'shoo of the A lio3tteay
Bea, Pentmleanta. The scooped entered pleat of not
guilty* to the permit! CMS, A Teldlet of gtulty wee ten.
• tiered.
Mary Ilowith was charged with pawing a conntor'eitls.
nate, purporting to ha the true Mine of the Bull's Flood
Zarb, on tiatimil OoHoop from whom atm porch seed soma
gel reliefs.
Tho counsel for defence set no that the accusal was a
poor, Ignorant women, not beam able to real or write;
that thole ore told her the not. eves good shortly before
abe raised it on Idr. 'Colton. In urler to convict, it
must be chosen by the Cominouweetth that this note was
parsed with entity knowl F dge. The counsel contended
that this main point bad not been proved. The fury ren
dered a %edict of not guilt:,
TILE READING RAILROAD.—The 1000 i
motive Riawatha,il constructed by the Reading Rail
road Crintnny, bas proved unit. satisfactory. It was
drain's. d by, and built u. drr the intention of, James
3iiiitn 'hind, Reg., master. machinist of the company.
Tis mite was built and placed on the road to run ba
lm en Philadelphia and Pottsville. in June 1859, and on
the 4 h in,t. completed a daily rnu of Many. dro miles
for tbrro years, during which limo shadid not bse a
single trip, for repairs or say otit•r closes. Tits total
number of miles run during thin sorimi was 68.377.
Equally rt-anarkaVe is theta t tbut . the eigiassr,
Bet jamili Waster, did not lose e eiugla trip during I iiirtY
lirn mouths of the above time. •
The Hiawatha" is an eight. wheel casino, . having
four 67kincit. driving, and four 40-inch truck wheels.
and weigh!, 28 tons. The es linoera are 15 in.Mee to
diameter, and Woke of ',Woe 20 inches. The valve
worked with a shifting link, and has a throw or OS.
incline The total heating surface in dro-box and &ma
is 945 square feet, and the engirds I. provided with 3-tacit
water pima for prate hers, amt with a variable exhaust,
vans kg in area front 18 to 8 square inches.
• The maximum grade of the Beading is 22 4
feet per mile, with an average inclination of 8 18 feet per
arid the trains hauled b 7 lola engine had au average
weight of eights-two Ions; run at a flocked of twenty-alx
talk. per hour, and making.tweuty-two stops during
each trip. •.
ExpLosivz COAL OILI—A. few days
since a fire occurred at a house In Jesimp street, Third
ward, canoed by the =pinion of a coal oil la.op. The
Douse tees occupied by a respectable eJlored faintly.
The letup exploded as coon as the wicc was brought in
conieci %titbit lighted match, and fragments of glass and
Wiling oil were scattered in al. directions. getting the
room in flames The lady of the house was seemly
burned ; also her little boy, aged about 12 years. The
'Semen were extiognished with trilling damage t 3 the
MI-Tatum Fire Marshal Bleck , urn loveeiigated the
matter, and became satiation that the explosion' was
canted 10 the Imptoe quality of the oil usual in the la - np.
The fire marshal took a small portion of the same oil and
placed it to an open tin vessel. Tne moment a lighted
match was brought Into contact alth it, the oil blazed
and burned fin foully, and hit w out the bottom of tt earl
can. Only about a 'pronto! of oil was net in this ex
periment. The woman tend she parch...lntl the oil from a
pedler, who hie been going around in a wagon retailing
it for come time. Tnis impure oil emitting a large roan
tity of benzine, which is hishly explas.ve. any one en
gaged in the traffic of en article of this kind should be
rigidly dealt sith. Nearly one-half the coal oil sold
is not the rowdily distilled, sod contains a large amannt
of benzine. Those who Ole it :Mould buy only from
three who are known to sell the pure article.
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GOVERNMENT 11 OSPITALS.— . The late
arrivals of sick and wounded soldiers have tided the
Goveinutsut hospitals to their utmost capacity, and
there is now a pressing need for increased accommodes
Coon. Deputy Quartermaster Otneral Cro moo ie ntlog
every exertion to secure large buildings. eligibly situated
for hossotal purposes. Be is 1111111110/1 forward, with all
possible earpatch, the mammoth hospital In West Phile
• drlnlils, which is nearly comoletra, sod will, of itself, he
able to accommodate 2,500 patients A portion of this
building is now occupied by 250 mon, mostly convales
tout futtlents taken from the city boapitals to make room
• for the wounded lately arrived. At the present time the
number ref Inmates in each ho. paid Is as follows:
West Philadelphia Hospital. 250 patients.
Breed end °berry Hospital 484
Fifth aud Buttonwood Hoopital. 210 • ,1
- Twenty -yecond and Wood II•seoltal • 240 it
Twetsty• foul tis and Booth Hose tal 206 tt
Christian, near NMI), hospital. 136 tt
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Tctol now in Government hospitals 1 51h3
Et. Joaeph's Hospital is not Includsd in'the above,
nor are a number of smaller Institutions, in which some
of the wounded have been placed.
BACINO AT SUFFOLK PARK.—The ad-
mitten of Om turf are tudlelpanne a grand treat in the
races to come off OINT the Suffolk Park course next
week, commencing on Monday, Juno 2&1. The stebtoe
of Moisre. Moores Bosh, Weldon, and May. are now on
the ground, and can be seen In exercion every m o rning
and uveniag. These stables codiprino several of ilia bust
rUnpiiim home rn &mericfs, prominent nolotia which no,
Ilra Faun, Molly J•ceson, nett• Ward,
Billeborougb. Reporter, and Pope Sweigart. The track
is being put In the best po•aible order, and everything
conducit a to Iho comfort and Dion• nee of ton visitors Will
be prepared. A handsome eating stand. under the su
perintendence of Mr. W. H. Green will be erected under
'the mein platform. The main stand will ne • covered, 10
that the obeervere will be well protec'od from sun or
rain. and that for the Win will be titled up with evert
comfort end convenience. Mr. John L flavaldr has
promised to do everything in his power to maim this the
most attractive exhibition ever offered in this city.
J.MFGOVEMMNT.—e-A 'large pattern shop,
-38 by 48 feet, bee been wooled by Marriott R Sou, on
their lot, ut Fifth and Federal streets. They hive also
oornmenced to build a workshop along the entire Naar.
OH Firth street from the new building to near Washing ,
ton ; at tt o corner of Washington and Fifth an office. 75
14 - 38 feet, le to be erected ; the upper story of the office
will be used by the draugkismen ; the old of building
will be used for storing patterns, and for um rf engineer.
superintending Government work. Abourloo men are
now employed; this large force is owing to the amount
of Government work now doing here,
winch consists of
completing the Ironeldes . engines tar the Monongahela
And Shenandoah, and repairs to the machinery of the
Towbotan. They have also on hand. in addition to
their large Cuba trade, the contract for the gee works for
the Metropolitan Gpti Company of New York.
The foundries generelk.throughout the city are doing
a bri.k business at tidy season of the year. In some
'branches a largo stock of gots& i 8 being manufactured
and rapidly deposed of, to escape the provisions of the
tax bill.
INTERESTING LEOTUR.E.— Spr ing Gar
den was filled with a large and appreciating au
-dience last evening to heir a lectale by the Rev. R. A.
- Carden, D. D., On " Compromise—Peace.—Shall we
make the former and thereby eecwe the latter, or shell
- we submit to foreign toterTentionl Nener." The
'speaker wee bitterly opposed to comprorntie of any kind
with there in arms against the flag of our country, and
.only favored an unconditional eurrender of the great
leaders of the rebellion. He was opposed to calling the
South a Oonfederacy, as he did not think it was anything
but a part of the United Stale,. He thought this war
-should be prosecuted with vigor until the death bowed
.down to the North, and peacefully subuhtted to the laws.
Be scouted the idea of any interference from England,
see she had twice been whipped by Oils oonntry. In his
opinion, she treated ns in the moat contemptible and
inCIIIRCHt mauner that was yoepthle for one nation to treat
another. The lecture was interesting, and well suited
for the times. Tile 'meeker wee frequently.lnterrupted
by loud and enthusisedc applause.
.THE WORM' N BANC E.— A ...EMlT—
spondent says, in relation to the worms cott shade tree',
that he hen employed a gardener to clews seven trees is
front of his home and the adjoining ones, and by doing
so these trees have entirely esrapei the ravages of the
worms, not having a worm tipsn them, although covered
with them last summer. If bongo. holders were to 002-
ploy a gardener to clean the trees heforo their honaes lu
November, then have them trimmed in ifebruxry, there
is not a doubt that this great nuisance would be entirety
removed. Persons can examine the trees before the first
four houses in Locust street, above Brost where the
individual in question resides.
Another correspondent says now is the time to deetror
the WOMB on tbo maple tree', as they are now passing
to the chrysalis state foided up in the green Mares on
the tree; bast them down before the moth comes out to
deposit thts egg for next season.
TICE BAILIVAY ON JEFFERSON STREET.
—Tho Conttrdttee on Railroads held a meeting yesterday
morning, and unanimous/7 agreed to'revommend Round!,
to refute their assent to the see of Jefferson street for the
proposed connection between tho North Pennsylvania
and the Germantown and Noctistawia liadrOadi.
GUARDIANS OF THE Pooa.—The regu
lar meeting of the Board of Goardiene of the Pcor was
held yesterday afternoon at the Biocides , Almshouse, the
orreldent, J. AL Merle, in the ch.ir.
The steward reported the following as the census of the
house on Batutday last:
Number in the house et noon o 439
fituttetimo last year 2,692
Decrease 243
01 these, 105 were admitted during the past two weeks,
6 were born, •10 have died, 97 wore discharged, 39 .loped,
and 4 were bonnd ont i 85 wanderers were furnished with
lodgings, and 80 persons wore provided with meals.
') he receipts of tho house were repartod to Le 1611.27,
and $371.60 wu the sum announced as tho receipts from
Support cases.
The committee on roofing reported that they had dis
posed of 00,000 pounds of old copper, netting the sum of
$10,5551b, which had been handed over to the treaaerer,
and by Lim deposited in the city treasnry, In accordance
with a recent ordinance of oouncile. The 81112 U repaired
will pay far the tin roof about to bo put on the buildiug.
A committee of tbree was appointed to receive prow).
Bala for fuel for the enaction year, and the steward was
diricted to pnrchase a eufficient quaittity of coke for the
use of the institution.
Mr. Server offered• a retaliation, which was adopted,
that the steward be Vented to inquire ami report which
of the officers of the house wore furnished with coal by
the Mention'''. and under what ruin.
The steward's requbdtions were read. An item of two
gallons of brandy f,,r the children's asylum was stricken
not. The remainder of the requisition was granted, and
the Board adjourned.
IMPORTANT VISIT. —A visit, which
may be of ultimate importance, wee made last week by
the Mayor, City Councils, and Board of Trade of B
more, the -preeldent and directors of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, and of the kitbiburg and Gonneßenito
Railroad, over the latter road to Uniontown, with a vie/
to ite early completion. Upon reaching Pettaburg, tear
were received formally by the °outletls an? Board of
Trade, end tendered the heepitalittee of the city. T hey
loft on the following morning for.Uniontown, where they
met with a flattering months% Here a meeting was or
enticed, and Hoe. Andrew Stewart appointed prositeat,
who, in an able speech, demonetrated the ittiontance of
this great route bon to the Government and the public
Prebident Latrobe and Mayor °reinter followed Mr.
Stewart, and earnestly adopted and secerultri his views.
The delegation then left for Chicago, on their i n portant
mlsolon, and will Waist their report on their return.
CRICKET—AIL UNITED VS. OSOEOLA'
—Three Onion yliyed at. Fairmount Park on Saturday
last, the Osceola proving victor by one run (and that e
bye). The playing of the Dotted was not up to the
nenat mark, however, which can ho accounted for by
their not having played a game since June, 1880. The
playing of the Osceola was only fair for them, consider.
ing that they have been in the field for the last two
or three moue,.
Illnelt di- natinfartlon was manifested among tho need'.
tore by the lend and unnecessary appeals which wore fre
quently made by two members of the Osceola, with a view
of Influencing the umpire/Ito decide against the all United.
The umpires would nit allow themselves to he interfered
with.
DIE GRACEFUL MOT.—On Satiudrty af=
terneon quite a disturbance occurred at a hay-press, on
Wine stet t, near Twenty.feareht The can4o of too af
fair is alleged to have been the employment of negroto for
baling bey. in the place of whites. Tho latter are said
to have attacked the former, and drove them from the
place. One colored man was struck a violent Wow uPan
the head with a chit,. canniest an ngly and dangerous
gash. Wham and Edward Horou were arrested on the
charge of baying committed tire• assault. After a hear
ing before Alderman Pew:oast, they wore sent to priion,
the magistrate refusing to take hail for theta.
PRRSONAL.—CharIes E. K. Kortright,
Req., ld. B. M.'s Consul, and ars: Knrtright, left the
city yesterday to embark on the Persia tomorrow for
Entooo, in company with Lord Lyons and his privets
secretary, Mr. Monson. By au official letter, addressed
to Mayor Fleury and the Collector of Customs, we learn
that karl Russell has almoluted George Crusty, )lei , as
her lit ejesty's acting consul. lifr. Crump is orahahly
the youegsst gentleman ever vested with foil consular
powers, but he has considerable experience in the consu
late, and in well known to the British residents in this
city.
ASSAULT UPON AN OFFICER.— &
party of men, alto were behaving very disorderly abttnt
one o'clock yesterday morning, at Tenth and Washlog
ton streets, were remonstrated with by Officer Charles
Hankie, of the First ward. The lattor was then. tot
upon and was knocked down by a violent blow upon the
back cf the head. lie vas then brutally and teas
left lying in the middle of the sheet, imensible. He was
discovered in that condition about two hours afteminrds,
and was removed to hia home. The officer was Quite se.
riooey it jured. Norte of his assailants' have as yet been
arrested.
SAILED —The steamer Louisiana took
an board a quantity of hospital and other army Wires,
at Oullowhlllstreet wharf, yesterday inurelne. Amottg
the freight 'l,llll a large number of linmes. A con•
enterable quantity of 'goods, for the usebf the Ale: nod
wormded, contributed by priva•o hinds, was else placed
on board. Uad it been generally known that the steamer
' , nook' out leave for White House until yesterday, instead
of at noon ou Sunday, as pnbliaied on S Attrdal, ihe con
fribUtione of benevolent citizens would have - been much
more numerous.
ARRESTED.— A man. named Geo. W.
Brooke, was charged before Police 314glitrate Bolder,
yeaterday, with the robbery of a moner-tni nese Pine.
street wharf. The accnsed went into the store t t par
chafe and Pretended to be deaf and drupb Wage the
attt rdlon of the attendant was drawn ehewhpre ho corn
milted thostbeft. Be leas cow fitted to• answer at court
SISTERS OF "CHARITY.—TWO Sisters
of Charity. Mary Joreph and Anaoloin. otteeved to the
St.Nincent'a Allslum, of Syracuie, N. Y., hlive coma Vi
thin city to mini , er to the want,' of sick and wounded
I.nldi.re in the hospita•e They bare regrtrted - t) the
Mother tit:leerier of 'Bt. .joaeph'e Hospital, and entered
upon their Inborn •
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Man, TO FORT RoYAL.--:-Arranae
mints Myra been made for the transportation of n et iptiar
mail between Ltd., port and Port •Itoyal, in *putt& Ca - o-
ThA United Staie* steamer Mataacbusqta, which
recently arrt.rd here. will hereafter run regularly from
this Cit., to Port Boys!, making taro tripe per mdoth.
A VISIT- TO THE ARSENA.L.—Efon.
(inlet) &Mill, Secretory of the Interior, in compsov with
Deputy QlllLTlermatter General Croscoin, vielied the
foliny'kill it nenal a day or twoaince, and examined into
the dill', rent densriments. Ire expressed his rtimiration
of the prefect syetem eetsblished, and of the many im
provements made end recently introduced . into this vast
institution.
THE NEW BOARD OP EOROOL OorT•
TIIe!LLEBS —To-dny, the law requires that the various
sectional school. boards shall elect a new Board of DM
troller.. As there is no change in the sectional school
boards which will affect the composition of thme bxlies,
it is like]; that the same set of eclmoi controllers now in
office will be re.elected.
TWENTY-EIGIITH REGIMENT. Rev.
(3. Wley, chaplain 28th Reglinent reousylvaota
Volunteers, will COIIIIIMNIne to deliver remittances
at the ofileeof 0. 8. Parker, EN., No 8 Gold
smiths Dnll. Library street, near Bin and Chestnut, to
day, at 10 A. U.
If ou siva A NEW OARRIA.GE.—On
Saturday last the United States Mae Company honed
a now carriage. This company tioeign celebrating the
Fourth of July in an appropriate manner.
• FESTIVAL.—TheSTRAWBERRY Nine
teenth-street B Cburcb will bar a strawberry fes
tival, on next Thursday evening, in the Cranial and
Flasdn Ball Parson Browniow. General Walbridge, and
'W. B. Mann, Esq., are announced to be present. .
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ERBOIAL MEETING OF COUNOILS.
Mayor Henry boa called a special meeting of City Conn
cite, to bo held this afternoon. Tito orject of the meeting
has not transpired.
POSTPONED.—The funeral of Captain
Martin Froml boe been unneoidobly postpmel nndl to
morrow afternoon.
RUN OVER.—Yesterday afternoon a
cbild was run over by a bone and dray at Second and
Spruce streets and badly Injnred.
• Tat :Little Schuylkill Company's Road
was opened yesterday for the used passenger and freight
cam
CITY ITEMS.
Aid for the Wounded
The following letter is from the Rev. I. 0 Sloan, who
is doing a noble work among the sick and wounded In
the vicinity of 'Yorktown, ender the auspices and direc
tion of the Army Commttt• e of tho Young Mien's
Chrle
tien Asaociation; of this city. The arraogemente of this
committee for'doing affective work in the humane field
they have entered are now very complete, and every ar
ticle contributed by our either s through this medium is
ct Min to reach its proper deatinstion and to be wisely ,
applied: .
• YORITOWN, inne 12. 1851.
There bee been lent to my oar. and disposal n taro
number of bones from the Ladles' Aid Society of Phila
delphia, and also some from friends gemmed by your ef
forts. All these articles I endeavor to distribute with
my own bends, or under my own direction, in order that
there may be no doubt about their reaching the soldiers
for whom they were intended. Thts, wi.h visiting the
sitit and wouuded, and imparting to them en h spiritual
comfort RBI can, keeps me wholly ozcupied Yeste-d ay,
during a drenching rein, we bed brought up from
the beat, which twine down fr.= the White
Donee, one hundred and sixty wounded men.
some fearfully wounded. They were those engaged
in the battle near Richmond, of Cosy , e tl vision. Moor
of them must die, sway from dear Moods at holm, and
without their tender care. We do all we can for thorn,
and would like to do more. Where 1,500 are collected
tegether it to impossible to give all just each care as
they need. We bane same faithful and attentive phy
sician. here, who really feel for these suffering men.
It is difficult to keep in memory the particulare and ad
dress of each one in hi. low condition ' Maw° might
write to friends at home something. about their last mo
ments. We try, however, to gather all we can abont
them, and write their pa. mite and friends. I know how
sad it must Le to many a mother, wile, or sister,' t s hear
nothing but the hare 'newspaper annouticemme, that
such and ouch a soldier tiled et this or that hospital
kind letter from one who saw and was with them is of , en
some little alleviation. But all who have died, have died
(both on the battle field and in the bossitals) in a noble
ranee Let flu mbe remembered and cherishe Iby those
who knew them AO sacrificing their lieu that we might
continue ma a nation.
• And the people should not be indifferent to their wants
when they GI carve disabird. I amid write Inn many
sorrowful facts in regard to tome with whom I base Con
vened, and to • whom I have ministered.' Rut there 14
little or on inurmurin , . film.) , ere generally cheerful
even under, the pain of the nevereet wounds, and acne
who I are any D. o' p, et or remvery to return home,
but in 7e; 4 nis their regiments cud aid to the end in crash
ton Ma iiffetnnue and winked rebellion.
Tr a %totalled ere brimeht down from the battle
ground, and from where they were pinned, after the
battle; but there are some who mount well be moved.
'1 twee nerd moor things—snob as wine', brandies and
jellies I Inland ki go rip to morrow to see wilat. Is need
ed, aoo to with me ouch articles as I have for their
relief. I aitne.eed a Tory sad alabt oo Sabbath after
bevn ; it nee the de rib of a young man from Bunke
Corsi t;, I eons) lyanis, Charles —. lIL father had
come on, not expecting to And his boy an near hie end.
The ill men's heart seemed almost broken by the
trial I had been with the son often, and fried to make
him comfortable It wee a touching eight when he waked
ht' father to kneel by hie cot and pray for him, which lie
Lid with touch cshunees as ho could, commetullog him
to the Soolour In hie djing boor.
I will telegraph to you for such articles as are most
needed in carrying on our work. L O. S.
Articles eet4 to the Rooms of the Young Men's .
Christi's' Association, No. 1009 Cheetunt street, or to
George H. Stuart, Esq., Bank street, Sonora may be sure
Will be couicieutlously and judiciously appropriated to
the objectsfor which they are given.
FINE GROCERIES' AT MODERATE
Mr. C. H. Idatteon, dealer In floe grocertea, &rah and
Tenth streets, boa at all Hums in afore all the choicest
goods hill% line al apted for the best class trade: He is
now ahlpping large quantities et goods to the various
Blibuner resorts. Tills to n good card for the resorts."
All goods }Alight at hie 'tore are delivered in any part
of the city,or carefully packed and sent to any of the
depots free of charge.
" WORTH ITS WAIONT IN GOLD."—The
weight of s million dollars in gold, United States cur
rency, is 4,479 lbs. 2 oz., or nearly two tons and a quarter,
reckoning 2;000 pound. t, the ton. The fair price for
a good comfortable rummer coat would bo about sixteen
dollars. Now, as the Skeleton Alpica, and other sum
mer coats, sulrerthad by Mr. Charles Stokes, the eminent
Clothier, weigh from one to two ounces, It may be said,
emphatically and truly, that the summer Clothing sold
at the , 6 one-price" Clothing Store, under the Continen
tal Hotel, worth. its weight in gold."
OAKFOIID & Sox, under the Continental
Hotel, have just received an elegant line of new Summer
Hai., 1.40111, comfortable, and just the thing for the
maim. They will go off rapidly. Wo invite atteutiou
alto to their elegant Mock of now Read gear for children
aLd niistea.
EXTRAVAOENT MEN.—AplcinS Spent in dis •
Eipation 1f5C0,000, and finding, on looking into his af
fairs, that he had only £BOOOOO, he poisoned hitnaelf,
act regarding the Bum as sufficient f..r him maintenance.
Cleopatra gays to Antony a diamond worth £90,000.
Omliaffla spent on one dinner 180,000 The ordinary
expense for a dinner of Lueollus was £30,000. These are
mentioned in history as spendthrifts, but now-s days a
man ie ta'd to he elctravaannt when he does not prsciime
economy, by purchasing his garments at the one price
faehicnable clothing emporints of Granville Stokes, No
600 Cheatnut street, Philadelphia.
TEE GREAT BATTLE,.-The Waterloo of tho
war le looked for-daily, before Richmond ; both *Ass are
mer.halliug their forret for the fray, end the loyal men
of the North and Woat are sanguine of success. Their
/Conic are in arcus,'and eager for the fight, each man cry.
lcg God for Old Abe, the Ihilon and oar George!' At
this distance from the stirring scene we can only look on
witl intense interest, and advise our readers who remain
at home to procure their garments at the Brown Stone
Clothing Bell of .Ilookhill & Wilson, Nos. 603 and 605
Chestnut etreet.Above Sixth. •
MARINE 'INTELLIGENCE. -
117" SE& FOURTH PAGN
ARRIVED
Selir Carrie lines, Flinn, 69 days from Rio de Janeiro,
with coffee to Weibford, Rankin & Co.
Rehr Isaliella Maria, (Br) Wall, 10 days from Yorks
Island. with snit to A E Outerbridge—vessel to Van
Bonn, Wcodwcrth &Co.
Schr Buulet Bart, or New Haven) Hardy, 10 days
[rem Cardenas, nab sugar to order. Sailed in company
• itu ecbr Marine, for New York. Left schrs Argus Eyo
and Mlle E Blankrnan, loading. June 7th, off Caps
Florida, WAS boarded by the 11 S gunboat Quaker .oity,
Com'r Friday, whe reported having boarded eight ves
sels that day.
. .
Scbr Geo W Slow, Reid, 10 days from Sey West, in
ballast to Noble, Caldwell &
Behr Diary, Hendrickson, 1 day from Odeses, Del, with
grain to Christian & 00. •
Schr Lancet. Bayard, 1 day from Christiana, Del, with
grain to Christian & CO.
. .
Echr Andrew blaoship, Bloxeom, Idly from Magnolia,
Del, with cozu to Joe Barratt & Son.
Brig rieurT, Parka, from Trinidad de Cuba
CLEARED
Behr American Eagle, Aaron, Wasbington, L Auden
ried & 00.
Ecbr Little Rock. Bowen, Alexandria. A G Ca' tell & Co.
Str v Wflibig,•Clayponle, aniinore. A Grovos, Jr.
Gtr E Chamberlain, Broughton, Alognadria, gc, Thos
Webster, Jr.
MEMORAINDA
Steamship Ohm:nylon, Wilson, fir Aspinwall, sailed
from New York yesterM,y.
Bark Laurnitolts, for Philadalpilia s WU, loaling at
Trinidad lat inat
Bark It A. Chew. Milliken, Cram Sanaa 41.1 i logt, at N
Volk yenterday. 13th that, at 10 AM, hit 27 10. long
79 2.5, was boaidtd by U dguubott Qutker CityL-111 . well
—mirlied to be repor.ed. •
Brig George Amos, Nacho hence, snivel nt Boston
15tb hmt.
81 ig Torrent, for Philadelphia, was loading at ~Triald
ad Int Ina-
fcbr Greenllnd, fur Philndelplain in 6 days,'was at
reruns:Once 23d ult.
Ecbr Joy, for 1. 3 bllmiclpbfa, soiled from Otirdona3 sth
.
, .
Saw Annie Bell, Robhr.on, from Darden:is, et N York
yesterday.
Schre Burlah R Sharp, Titre!!, Joseph Maxfield. May,
F.[ A Boot& liners, Cod L A Dauenhower,
hence, arrived at Boston 14th inst.
hre Pocahcntes, Berry, end lave Bich, Dr3well,
chstreoS at Boston 14th tnst. for Phlta&lphis.
Scar Jane, Coal!, cleared at Boston 14th Inst. for Phi•
ladelelda.
Behr& Et P Simmons, Ketchum, J D McCarthy, Smith,
W 11 Bowe, Bice, Triumpb, Watson, John 11 —Allen,
Babcock, David Smith, potions% Eli Townverm, Wit
Boma, W H. Getty, Bacon, Thod Potter, Hackett, J G
Baxter, 'Adams, I H Wainwright, Ludlow, J 0 Runyon,
Matthews, Lady "Knee, Corson, Mary Patterson, God-,
hey, H NV Godfrey, Weeks, Jas Allderdice, Stltov, and
ti Patterson, Hand, hence, at Boston lath lost.
Scbr S Applegate, Steelman, hence, at. Newport 15th
inFt• to discharge.
&bra Joe Neilson, Burt, 8 L Crocker, Progbray, and
Niantic, Mhite, hence, arrived et.Tannton lith kat
Schr Albert Field', Pinlips, for rhilAelphia, sailed
from Taunton 14th inst.
. ,
• Schr /Writ Sawyer, Tracy, from Boston far Philaid
'Oda, et Edgertown 12th inst.
Scbr Ann Turner. Ayres, for Philadelphia, sealed from
NaLtucloclOth
Behr • Mary Clart, • Noward, hence, arrived at New
buryport 12th i et.
Ellesmere Middlesex, Cox, and Mars, Nichols, hears,
attired at New.Yotk yesterday.
Plower Ironeides, Vandervan, hence, arrivod at New
York Ytkerear•
SPECIAL, •NOTICES.
BATCHELOR'S HAIR BEE! .. . •
THE BEST IN TIM WORLD.
ILLIANI A. BATCHELOR'S colebratell Hair Dyo
produces a color not to be 'distinguished from nature— .
warranted net to injure the Hair in the least , remedial
the ill effects of had dreg, and invigorates the Hair for
life. GRAY, RED, or BUSTY B Alit ioatemtly tarns a .
splendid Bleck or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and bi an
tifnl. sold b) all Druggists, ko.
Iltir The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. SATOSIE
LOB; on the fetir sides of each hoz.
FAUTORY,,,No. 81 BAROLAY Street,
(Late 233 - Broadway and 16 Bond street),
• my2B-1y New York.
ONE-PRIOR CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST
57TIZa, made in the Best Kanner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices Marktd In
Plain Figures. All Goods made to Order warranted
satisfaeory. Our ONO-PRICE SYSTEM it strictly ad
tiered to. All are Olt reby treated alike.
sat-ly JONES A 00.. 604 aIARRET Street.
LYON'S MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER',
Tooted for nineteen years and grows in favor. It kills
and . ,•4oliiininates Roaches, Bed Bogs, Ants, Bleu,
Moths iTthithe, Fore, and Furniture, Garden Insects,
km All g• !mine bears the signature of R. Lyon, and
is not poisonous to persons or domestic animals. Be
ware of counterfeits and Imitations.
• Lyou'a Powder tills all Insects in a trice,
Lyon's Pills are death to rata and mice.
Sold everrxliare. • D. B. RARNES,
my ll•stuthitin 202 Broad WM?. New York.
MARRIED
IBBLANG—SBEPFARD.—In Ofncirmatf, on the 31
Soft , et the Second Pfeebytirlan Church, by. Prole-Isar
Allen. far. G F. Ireland formerly of Phlladelphil, to
Mee Fanny, daughter of William B Sheppard, E:q., of
Cincinnati, Ohio.
•
DIED.
REABIRT.—On the 13th inst., Jacob Roakirt, in the
73d year of hie ago.
Ms male relatives and friends aro invited to attsod bI
funerhl„ irom tho residence of his son, A.lOll ©allow-
hill street, on Wedhoadav morning, tho 18th Met., at 9
o'clock, without furllior invitation
ItIOSELY.—tin tho 16th iont , Mary, wifo of J. H.
ItloWy, aged 21 years
}funeral- from tho residence of her father, If. C.
Turner, 1309 Market - street, on Thursday rnornioe, at
9 o'clock. • *o#
FLETCHER.—On the 18th inst., Ilfelanto E., daugh
ter of George and Sophia E. Bleacher, in the 21st year of
.
her age.
Funeral from the residence of her ;manta, No. 633
North Fctirth street, on W.dnesday morning, at 9
o'clock. 9.11,
FROST.—At Fair Onice, on the Sth inst OaDt• Hat;
tie Frost, Co. K, 106th Regiment, P. V., in the 11th year
of his aim.
Pramual from his late residence, Beach street. below
Bbackamaxon, on Wednerdav afternoon, et 2 o'clock.**
MOURNING G001)9' FOR JUKE
BALES.—Black Barege Bernard or Grenadine
Baregee, Bereges, Crape Karatz, Bilk Chairs, Poiut de
V. nice, Summer Bomtazints, Tarnises, fine Mensaellni3s,
SilliGreuedines, Puult de Sole or Mourning Silk, Gres•de
Ithrnes, Foulards, Crape Lime. Grenadine and Crape
Veil.. Barepe said Grenadine Shawle . Silk Net Shawls,
&c. .AlllO. Black and White
,Silks, Foulards, Lawns,
Gingkiams, Valencia», Mnbaire, &c,
VESSON & ?OS'S Mourning Ntnre, • .
• No. 918 .OELES rN AT Street.
try. PARSON BILOWNLOW. GENERAL
WM...BRIDGE:and W. B. MANN, tbs.. will be•
preeeat at HANDEL & HAYDN 'HALL. MONTH end
SPRING GARDEN Streets, at a STRAWBERRY
FESTIVAL of the NINETEENTH:STREET NETII
- 'EPISCOPAL CHILJB , III, THUMB AY EVE
NING, Jane 19, 1802. The Philadelphia Molten &mei
Dingo Society, .1. Ileritoge, leader, will Cleo be present.
Tickets 50 cents, to ba hail of the llocntalttos basins lb,
tame in chew. and at the Hall on Tuesday and Wedaele.
day from 2 to 5 P. H., and on Thursday during the day
jal7.3t* •
Ertra CARD.—THE LADIES OF TUE
FIRST JERE P 'INDENT 011IIROff, BROAD
street, having Resounded themselves together for the
purpree of forntsbirg articles for ROSPITAI. n e, and
otbenvise to aid sick and wounded soldiery, take this
method of acknowledging their iudebtednets to the pro
rrietma of 0 ROVER A BAK 68'8 BB WPM KA
OMR E. during the lest two months, for. the facilities_
afforded them in the execution of tneir work, by 'the
gereroos loan of two of their valuable Machine& filth
the gratuitous services, upon one occaviois, of an efficient
operator. The ladies return their grateful thank+ t+ the
proprietors, not only for themselves, but in the name of
the sick end soffering, whom their' instrumentality tits
aseletcd to relieve. • • ' lt*
TRAWBERRY AND FLORAL FES.
TIVA.L. in aid of the BIBLE OURIERIAN
OEI Unell North ?HIED Street, above Girard avenue,
on the Afternoons And Evenings of TIDREIDAY and
WEDNESDAY. tho 17th end lath inst. Tickets of ad
misolon Ten Ceuta. • . jelit.3ol,
A STRAWBERRY FEST "AND
OUNORRTOTIFOOAL AND ItitattUßEN CAL
MUSIC, for the benefit of St. Stephen's bi. 18.13hurcll.
Germantown, will be held on TUESDAY EVENING.
the 17th it et, at 8 o'clobk, in the TOWN HALL. lha
National Cornet Band of Germantown will oe In attend_
sure, end' will perform some choice music. Tickets
AO cents. To be had at Harktnenn's, Parker's, Robert
Thereat, "Emig., Miss Gates', and at the door nn the
evening of the enttrtaitiment. ' . jll6 2tfe .
OEFICE tIJOCIONGAHELA NAVIGA
TIOIi COM PAN Y,
FITTSDUIta, May 23, 1842.
Eta meeting of the Board of 111annears of this Camps.
ay, held on the lst of May, 1862, the following resolattons
were seosted
Hero/eta, That coupon bonds of this Company, bear
ing date the first day
. of July next, be. Issued to the .
amount of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars, in
sums of Ono Thousand Dollars each, payable in
Trent after the date Meteor, bearitig littered
at the rate of - six per maims per annum, paya
ble send-eenually, tn.tbe 1:Ity . of New York, and tho said
bonds be secured by mortgaeo of the works awl revenues
01 this Company, to be made to Thomas Bakewell, as
Irma er ' for the holders of said bonds.
Resolved, That the President of this Company be an
tborized to procure, to be nogotiited, of the martiage
bonds ofthis Company. this day ordered to be issued, the
anionet of one hundred and twenty-five thousand dol
lars, for catib; or the ontetending bonds of this Com
pany; maturing on the first day of January next, at
r
pa. • .
In accordance with the foregoing reeointionii, SUB.
SORIPTIONS will be received until three o'ckick or 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 Joshua Hanna, Eeq , of Fian
na, Hart, Co , Pitteburg ; Abraham Gibitnne,
Coateaville, Cheater County, Pa. ; and Messrs. Jar,
tywir, & Co., Philadelphia, who are authorized to receive
'anbeoriptions for the loan.
The Capital Stock of the Company 15...........
Yarded debt, ( borvittoutstauding) 182;000
There is no boating or other debt existing. The works
are in active operatic*e and complete repair, and the re
ceinte justify expectations of the usual or average did.
dead for the preannt year. Tie works wore so far COM•
vteloi, and the debts .f the Company paid ea to suable
the Managers to declare their first dividend, July 'net,
1868, since winch time they have declared fourteen divi
deeds up to July, 1881—eight yea It—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:teemed than those of this
Company, and nose that offer greater Indueenients for
investment as to security and prompt payment of inte
rest, which is well known by the holders of the present
oubtanding bonds. The object of this mortgage is I.
concentrate the bonds of the Company and secure the
whole.. A preference will be given to the present holders
of the bonds maturing January tat, 1853 The Company
reserves the right to accent the whole or any Portion of
the amount onbicribed. _ _
my2l.lJe2l .1 1 J. K. MOORHEAD, Ptosiden
THE PRESS:=THILADELPHIA, TUESDAY: JUNE. 17, 1862.
rra PEOPLE'S STATE CONVENTION;
IHE PEOPLE OF PENNSYLVANIA, who docks
cordially to tudia44,
SUSTAINING THE NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
in its patriotic efforts to suppress a section - al 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 renal Wthe Legislative llepreeentation
of the Mate ' at such times and in such manner as will
bast rcspoml to the spirit of this call, to meet in
STATE CONVENTION,
AT
On THURSDAY, the 17th day of July next, at 11
o'clock on meld day, to
NOIIINATR CANDIDATES
for the offices of
AUDITOR GENERAL
AND
SURVEYOR aaNEItAL,
and to take such measures as may be deemed necessary
to etzengthen the Government in this mime of common
peril to n common country.
A. K. b100L131131,
Chairman of the People's State Committee.
GEO. W. nemittsaaLT.; & cr am
JON M. SIILLIVA.N JOHN mr2 tf
ar• NOTICE.—AN ELECTION FOR DI.
RECTORS of the NORDEN AND ATLAN
TIC RAILROAD COMPANY will be held at tee Office
of the Otronatey, at COOPER'S POINT, Camden; New
Jereey, on TE URSDAY.Ibe 28th inetant, between the
berme of 11 A. M. and 1 P. Id.
7e18•e28 R. MEER, Secretary.
BANK NOTICE.—BOOKS ARE NOW
opened at the etcre of JAMBS N. MARES,
TRUITT. BIG !ITN and MARKET Streets, and at tbo
officeof the wirsr PHILADELPHIA SAVING IrIIND,
to receivo enbecrlotlens to the capital stock of "The
Bank of West Philadalphia," to be establisher] In the
Twenty-font th Ward under the free - banking law.
.jel4. 61*
VICTORY! VICTORY! !-THE
116th REGIMENT. P. V. M., hitt been specially
accreted by the War Department for three years or
during the war. Captains report immediately.
Rorintr. Rations, Clothing; and' Pay. furnished from
date of enlistment.
Thin is the only tbree-year 'Regiment authorized by
the tecretary of War from this Slate, and all patriots
de&rourrof serving our common country must DOW come
forward. The Regiment will positively march on or be
fore the let of September next.
I) IMENAN, Colonel Commanding.
A. MALSEED, Adjutant.
Per C IT. BARDWELL. Major.
Headquarters, 1013. South SIXTH Street, Philadelphia.
• JO 3 ff
. .
IMPORTANT NOTICE .TO DRY
GOODS SHOPPER?.—ADAMS' CENTRAL DRY
GOODS STORE. Which has been located for the pat ten
yt ara at the iontbeast corner of EIGHTH and Agog
Einem will, after July let, occupy only the
HARMONY BUILDING. 786 ARCH .S MEET, FIRST
DOOR BELOW EMU:CIL
Being the enter(' p.rt of the premlse3 now mown at
Eighth and Arch ttreeta. •
Luring the alteration• to reduce stock, a "
will bh mode. for carh only, on allirrets Goode, amount
ing to over $l, and • . .
MR ?ER CENT.
will be made, for cash only, on all other goods In the
Pt ore emounting to over $l. Customers have only two
weeks to avail themselves of this rare opportunity.
ADAMS,
jel7.2t* EIGHTH and AROH Streets.
CHEAP CARPETS, MATTINGS,
011. CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES.—V.
B. ARON ADIBAULT, N. E. corner ELEVENTH and
HAS.KEI . &reels, will open this morning, from auction,
Ingrain Carp.ti at 31. 37, 50. and 82.1; Eitiry. and Stair
limpets, 50 to Sic; Bey, Hemp, and Yarn Carpets, 16 ts
31c; White and 'Check Matting, 20 and 25c; Floor Oil
Cloth., 31 to 50c; Gilt bordered ,Window Shades, 50c to'
SI ; Huff -and Often Window 'Holland. 12 to 450. Dry
Geed. mod Carpet Store, N. E. cor. ELEVENTH and
kIeAIINET • Ftretts. jell ttithil2e
ATEBY CHEAP EAREGE ROBES.
A large invoice of Preach Barege Rohm, printed
Bynres anti s dat k ground., wick silk flouncing., at :ODO•
third of the importing cost. •
Printed French:Bungee at very low prices.
Vein end barred Colored Itareges, cheap.
Narrow and wide Barege Anglais.
French Lawns of fine quality nod new slylee •
• SHARP.I4B3 BROTHERS.
jel3 OBESTNUT and sicaTo Street...
MEN'S AND. BOYS' WEAR.
cAsembratts.
LIGHT foIIXT.UREIS.
MK MIXTURES.
FINE BLACK
CLOTHS.
LADIES' CLOAKING&
BLACK BROADCLOTHS.
SILK lIIXED COATINGS. .
NEW MELTONS. .
COOPER . & CUNARD,
S. E. CORNER NINTH AND MARKET
BROOBE BARI:GB(3, all wool,. at
20 cents.
Rich styles fine French
• Barmtea, at 31 to 37 centa.
Rich styles Si k and Wo , l Clallbee, at 50 cents.
RT.013 STYLES SILK G MDR A.D INES.
60 pieces plain Mozambique's, double width
Thin dress geode oLevery description
TRIMAING RIBBONS, COLORED EDGES, ALL
SEIADES.
Jost received, a small lot of
'Very cheap fancy Silts.
1 lot Bleared Silks, solid colors, greons, purples,' and
modes '
at 15 cents.
1 lot Corded Silks, solid colors, lose, maize, purple, and
mode, $l, worth $1.25.
Plain brown and mode Silks at 57 cents.
Plain brown aud'lnose Silks at %1 13.)5.
A large and choice assort neat of
Lace Bournotw,
Lace Mantles, with Ruffles, . .
Lace Pointe&
Fifty per cent. lea than mat of importation.
R. STEEL dt.SON, •
jeo- tf N 0.718 North TENTH St , ab. COATES.
fiLOARS ! OLOAKB ! OLOAIES!
IL/ THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN TUE OAT:
IVENS & CO.'S, •
No. 23 SOUTH NINTH. STREET.
THE LARGEST'STOOR,
-
• THE BEST ASSORTMENT, .•
THE CHOIOEST COLORS,
THE FINEST QUALITIES,
2'HE MOST SUPERB TRIMMINGS,
THE NEWEST STYLES,
THE BEST WORE,
AND
DECIDEDLY THE LOWWST PRICES,
IN THE OITT,
AT
IVENS &
N 0.23 SOUTH NINTH STREET.
othlter•Cm
riLOAFJ3.—If you.want the beet value
NJ for your money, go to the City Cloak Store, 14.:
North WORTH Street, above Cherry. mh2S-em
CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS.
A SPLENDID itOSORTSIENT
Of *lithe Newest Materials,
AND 0110IONST•'PATTERN%
AT THE LOWEST PRICES,
tayli.Em No. OE Sonth TENTH Street.
CLOAKS!
A VAGNIPIOENT ASSORTMENT
OP
ALL THE ISMYTTST STYLES IMPOSTER THIS
SEASON,
"nib every new material, made up and tritumedta the
my best Deri at prices that defy Ail eppap t uttimi t
AT TRY
PARIS -CLOAK STORE,
X. N. 0011111111.110EITH AND WALNUT WM
c1ib2640)
1024. OBBSTNIIT STN EST
Invites the " special attention" of. g. Ladies"
who Intend "spouting the summer" in the
country" at Watering Places," or in "true*
ling.' tow very large assortinit of
o TRIM KED AND MADE-UP GOODS,"
IN SETti, SLEEVES," So.
. In "POINTE, VALENQIENNE, GUIPURE,
MALTESE," and other Laces; and in
" LIN EN, CA MBRIO, AND SWISS," •
which be bee just opened.
Moo, in Videncienee' Trimmed" and " Ref
ed Cambric Handkerchiefs," embroidered, in
tilers; together with' a general assortment o
" White Goods, Linens, Laces, Eetbroideries,
Veils. Handkerchiefs," &c., adapted to the re
• nireraernts of the present melon.
large and rarled a4oortment of “Garibakft
hfuslins, ' and "Blade and White Figured Net"
• or " &teems."
All do above - of-the "Latest Styles," and a
the , g Very Lowest Fritts." je
1024 01121EITZTUT STB2II2T.
9Q-CENT. GRAY GOODS'.
8-cent. Brocbe Figured Mohairs :
81f-cent Dark Mozambique..
12% -cent. Original Quality Lal7ollllg.
123,-cent. Figured Beragfe, reduced from 87 cents.
14-cent. Shined Mozambique", worth 25 centa.
Neat Fast-Colored Lawns, 1234 and 15 cents.
Large Lote of Cheap Thlo Goode.
FINE WIDE MOZAMBIQUES.
Gray Double-Width Fine 51 . °mm:obit/nes.
• • Bloch Berrgea, tome bergaine, 18% to 25 cents.
25. cent Finest Mack Temartinea.
BARGAIN'S IN ALPAOAS. . .
' Final Black Al seem over sold, for 25,31, 38, 40 cja.
• Colored' Alapacee, good, for 25 coats.
DAMASK NAPKINS.
• ' $l.BO perdozen, Neatrignres,FaatEdges, worth $2.
- Finer Grades Napkins, Damask Towels:
Power-Loom and other Table Linens.
Extra Fine Table Damasks; and Clothe.
COOPER & OGNARD,
je7-tf S. B. corner NINTH and MAEKIPP Waits.
NEW UZI:NG TRIMS,
OHMS EITTIMIL
DINBELICIAOIII, •
SPBAGUR,
• • PA.CIFIO,
ALL TWELVE AND A HALT' MINTS.
A large lot best styles and fast colors et 100.
• 00WPIE11111WAIT & 00.,
00116..tf P. W. OSS. HIGIZITH and BIATIRET
El' RE &VB.
Faahlotiablii Black Silt Iffaqithmi mid. otthe beet
Taffeta Silks and'Paria abapea. . . ' , 1011
EYRE & LANDELL havi deeirable
styles dark Branch Lawns; also, tkis beet stOsk
towprleed'Lawns. 001:.
• E • • .
YBEda LANDELL are closing oat
Byrinq and Summer Draw Goode at low pricoa. 702
N.EW FM BROIDERIES WHITE
GOODS, /co.—Just opened, a general assortment
Of deairable Frencli and Scotch Needle. worked Bands,
Ntkainge, lorertings, Uandkersbiefs, Collura, Sleeves, eto.,
at very law 'prices.
ALSO,
A fall line of all descriptions of White Qoods for Ladles(
wear. of the roost approved mates.
81 , EPPARD, FAN HARLINGEN. & ARRIZON,
1008 CHESTNUT - &rent.
-
. .
fILOAKS, PALATOTES AND MAN-
J fn want of the above articles will
and It to their advantag Ito visit the old established home
of atria HICNIVT, No. y 8 North NINTH Street, below
MICH. The !Meet Paris Styles always on hand at orices
that aatonisb everybody- avt-3m
NEW CLOAK. STORE!
The moat elegant assortment In the *Hr.
2(o. 29 South NINTH Street,
mh2o-Sat Tlrst door above Obeetunt.
EURBISBURG,
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
DISCOUNT OY TEI PER (MN?
E. M. NEEDLES
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
E. & L,
E. & L.
EYRE & LANDELL,
EYRE & LinTDELL,
EIRE & LANDELL,
EYRE ar,- LANDELL,
FOURTH AND AROH,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
FOURTH AND' AROH,
FOURTH AND ARM",
• i
FOIIRTH AND ARCH,
ARE NOW CLOSING OUT
Str!itlMEß SILKS.
SUMMER SHAWLS.
SITIAL#ER ROBES,
FRENCH ORGANDIES,
BICH I GRENADINES,
• TOURISTS' DRESS GOODS,
- .1 •
SUN lER FOULARDS.,
GRENADINE VEILS,
suri4xoß *Firs,
ming PLIOD.SILiS,
PLAID MoZAMBIQUEg,
PLAIN MOZMIRIQUES
BLACK: SILK . SACQUES.
jelo-tuthirlm
JAS. R. CAMPBELL& 00.,
LE CHESTNUT STREET,
OFFER AT
WHOLESALE •AND RETAIL,
Very choice 1100i5 of recent importation.
Black I ilk Checked Grenadine, extra quality
Foulard Hilts; elegant styles and Ono nudity
Black Silks, heat brands.
Brodie Barrga, Rarnanis and 2doxam , Aques.
8.4 Pavia Fit d'ehavre.
Foil dTberre; all wool filling.
Grenadit.o Yelp, in mode and other had.
'UM GOODS AND LINENS
votriely; ISt extremely low prices
WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION
I
of my ctistemers and friends to the following Goods,
which are fresh'snd desirable
Black and White Plaid Silks.
•
Organdie Lamps, choice styles.
One lot of Lide Gauntlets, at 18,10
One lot of Blatk Silk, $1.12X ; the best I ever bed for
the money.
At
JOHN
jelG6m-
102 12 I.
a 70• e
BLACK AN U WHITE CHECKED
POPLIDIS.-40. email lot just recolved; milk and
thread. Dontditaridth nod Sinai. Checked .Trotatinia.
SHARPLE39 BROTHERS,
.jel3 • • fIIBICSTNUf and EIGHTH Strada
EYRR &J LANDELL, FOURTH and
Anon, hate a flue aneortment of Sommer Shawls,
je2 I
EYRE..A LANDELL have the Black
slut Init. Plaid Wks for Bonnota and Dupes at
81 per yard. I 4' • ' • • jet
NEW PUBLICATIONS
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' OP THE YE tit 1861. •
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sentations, a tipt appreciation of the extent and effects of
the present unprecedented political troubl, a will be with-.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
STATEMENT OF THE
cf CONTINENTAL ) ' INSURANCE
COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
In compliance with the Laws of 'Pennsylvania
Capital Stock, nil paid in Cash—. ... .$'500,000
ASSETS. •
Real Estate bald by the Company 589,7C8 .49
Cacti in bands 2,701 49
Cast in St. Nieholas Bank. . .... . . 45,129 92
Loans secured by bends and ntertgages . 687,300 00
Stock owned by the COITIVID3r.... .. 99 , ono 09
Stock held by, the Company as collateral se
curity for leans na,953 03
Interest on investments made by the Cent
pany, due and unpaid 23 272 17
Premiums due and unpaid 8,851 87
Rents accrued and unpaid 458 33
LIABILITIES.
Cleirrefor lowa which are In suit olcontest
ed by tbe Company - $2,700 00
Imes reported to tk e Company and not acted
upon - 11,414 75
Dividends declared to Stockholders during
the year • 70,000 00
Dividends declorr d due and unpaid • 309 00
111vidends on soripirenei to policy holders de
,
dared and remaining unpaid - 7,197 66
Alt other claims against the Company, mu- •
tested or otherwise 889 87
INCOME.
cash premiums received, after deducting - re-
turn premiums $271i,610 40
Cash premiums earned, exceed . 250,000 00
Interest money received from investments by
the company 86,621 5 5
EXPENDITURES.
Losses - paid dining the year 5108,910 60
Lows paid during. the year, which accrued
TotiOr to the_year 2t,215 31
I.c.ses estiraatrd in former statement which
were paid during the year ' 24,G03 01
Dividenas paid during the yo sr ...... 70.307 01
Conimissiona paid on premiums during tha
year .. 18,480 40
Taxes paid by the Company 3.2,108 72
All other expenses and expenditures of the
Company 31,313 78
WILLIAM G-EiTTY,
No. 4.23 CUE 3TNITT srnEET.,
STATEMENT OF. THE
NIAGARA" FIRE INSURtkNOE
COMPANY
OF: NEW YORK
Capital Stock
ASSETS.
Cash in St. Nicholas Bank .. 312,883 95
Cash in hands of Agents and in course of trans
rids 7,962 26
Lbins secured by Bondi and Noitgages..... 210,550 00
Smcks owned by the Company (market value) 31,837 50.
Stocks held by the Company as collateral se-
curity for loans 6,000 00
Interest accrued but not yet dne on Stocks ".
and Loans 1 : 239 78
Premiums duo and unpaid ' 537 50
Ocher securities belonging to the Company... 1,595 89
Interest on investments made by the Com.
:f puny. Mae and .. . .... . . 110 OD
Interest accrued and
not yet due Mort.
gagea ...... • •
LIABILITIES.
Claima for losses which are in snit or conteet—
ed by the CoMpany $3,900 00
Loaaacnaid.dming_tho Year ..:37,100 40
Unsettled lomea ' 10,024 27
LOSEN3 conflated during the year 1,000 00
INCOME.
Cash premiums received
Interett money received from the investments
*of the Company
EXPENDITURES.
Lewes d tiring !he year $48,880 40
Lessee paid during the year, which accrued
prior to the - year, and estimated in former
statement. 0,580 05
Equrn premiums 6;933.80
Dividends paid daring the year 40,000 00
Dividends declared duo and unpaid 100 00
gxpenbce, Includlrg commissions and fees
paid to Agents and Officers of the Oom.
pany
Tai ee paid by the Company
Other expentes
WILLIAM GETTY,
No. 425. CIINSTNIIT STREET,
STATI IENT OF THE
ccARCTIC" FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK
CopitAl Stock
ASSETS.
Heal Estate bald by tbo Company
()ash on band 539 30
Cnshin St. Nicholas Bank 6,323 39
Amount of Unpaid * Premiums • 1,557 17
(huh in bands of Azionis and in course of
• fransmiesion 0 000 00
Loans scented by Bonds and Alortgaaet 211,182 50
Amount dne Company on which Jndgments
haye beer, obtained ' 4.000 00
United States Stocks
Stocks held by the Company as collateral •
so
amity for Loans 10,815 00
Premium Notes dne and unpaid • 1,041 57
Premium-Notes not due 900 04
Interest on Investments due and anpatd 500 00
Inteiest on Inyestmente accrued but not due. 5,157 83
Value or all other property belonging to the .
Company
LIABILITIES.
LOWS due and unpaid Nooe
Amount of Ostms for Lome contested the
Company 52,500 00
'loges during the year which hay° been psid. 39,381 90
Loysea during the year which hare not been .
nottlad - 4,300 00
Lease. dining the year not acted upon 3,600 00
INCOME.
Cash premiumereceived ' $73,271 16
premium Notes taken by the Company : 1,95$ 64
Premiums earned • 61,271 16
Interest received from Investments of the
Company • 16,071 49
EXPENDItT3RES.
Loma paid during the year 948,147 26
Lenses paid during the year which seemed
prior to the year 10,418 74
Amount paid and owing for re•inanrance pre-
mums 4,423 45
/tetarn premiums, *bother raid or unpaid... 9,34 e 63
Expenses . paid dorlod the year, including
Conuniationn and Yeeerald to the Agents
and Officers of the Oompsny 22,832 33
Tnx! paid by the Company
Tbe undersigned haying been appointed Agent and At ,
torney of the abore-narneil. Companleshas obtained
cermet/ from the Auditor General and Is now ready to is-
Ina Policies to Ms many friends in this city at moderate.
rates a Premium.
'WILLIAM GETTY,
AGENT,
No. 425 CHESTNUT STREET,
SUF HOUSE, ATL&NTIC 01.T17,,
Y. J.—This spliclons Hotel, over 600 feet in lengSb,
and with 3,100 fret of 'veranda, fronts on the ocean, ex.
tending hark, with its var., to the railroad, It PoaSeaself
the most advantageous kcation on the island, with per
fectly safe hely. ing is front. and is, in fact, the only &A
chats hotel within a short distance of the beach.
A good Band of Music has been engaged for the season.
The Hillisrd-room and Bowling Alleys will he under the
charge of Mr. RALPH. BHNJA.PIIN, or
Additional improvements have been male, and the ac
commodations 101 l be loand equal, if not superior, to any
on the tenet.
The brilSe will ho. opened; for Merl eception or gout!,
on TN ITRBDAY,
jol6-36t 0. 9. BENSON, Proprietor.
UNITE) STATES HOTEL,
111,) ATLhtf TIO CiTv, N.,
Thin celebrated Ilotel will be mum foi the reception of
viettore on h'utntday, June 21, 1813,- and will °notion*
open until September 15.
Eince the last season many handsome imsrorements
base berm made, both to the house and the grounds,
adding still further to the comfort, convenience, and
Oleaiut a of the guests.
Pet/1011S desirirg to spend the sum ner at the Sol Share
wid find the accommodations at the tf ttaT 3-TA.TE3
superior to these of any other house on the Atlantic
Coast.
BASSI:Fr/VS CELEBRATED BAND hue been
gag( d for tht season, and aid. Le under LI/edit - valor:of
the hlcisrs. horsier. •
Mr. THOMAS H. BABILATT, tato of the Maly, witl
have charge of the Billiard Boast, Ten-pin Allei e, sad
Shooriag Gallery.. -
The extrneive improvements made two years ego, and
tbnie now in contrm elation by the owners of this selendid
eetablisbment, are an ample 213 aran tee of what the patrons
of the home may expeconvier its present management.
HTNEY A B. SRO
jel2-1m For Proprietors.
SUMMER BOARDING.- BROAD ,
TOP MOUNTAIN HOUBE.—d romantic soot for a
SUN'IIIIR RESIDENCE on one of the Mountain Tops
of Punusylvarda. reached daily by the Pennsylvania
Central, and the Brood Top Monett% Railroad from
- Huntingdon. The -Renee is one of the finest in the in.
terior of the State, henthomely furnished with alt the re
quisites .for comfort and convenience—enre air, deli
cious spring water, romantic scenery, and everything to
rettore at d invigorate health. Telegraph station anTa
daily mail, eo that daily coatmunication may be had with
Philadelphia.
The Pennsylvania Railroad will furnish excursion
tickets through the season: Persons ifAVing Philuiel
whia in the morning can take tea at the Mountain House
the same evening.
The aubectlher has kindly been allowed to refer to the
following genilenh-n. residents of Philadelphia, who have
been ratrons of the Mountain House:
Wm. Cummings. Earl , David P. Moore, Est.,
Send. Cuetner, Esq., Thou Carstairs, Eat.
Pou. Henry 111.. Moore, Lewis T. Watt-on, incl.,
John IldeCanles, O. Albert Lewi., EN.,
S. ho ilomnon, Esq . Richard D. Wood, 11 , 31.
TERNS MODERATE, For forther inforrnotioo, addreas
JOSEPH MORRISON, Proprietor.
je72 7m Broutt.Top Etuotiugdon county, Pa,
CREBEON SPRING -9, CAMBRIA
COUNTY. PA.—This delightful and popular place
of summer resort, located directly on the line of the.
Pennsylvania Railroad, on the summit of the Allegheny
Mountains, twenty-three Mildred feet above thelevel of
the ocean, will be open for guests from the ICth of Jube
till the lfith of October. Since last season the grounds
have been greally improved and beautified, and a unun
ber of Cottages have been erected for the aecommoda
tit it of families, rendering Cresson one of the meet
romantic and attractive places in the State. The rural.
turn is, being thorougl.ly renovated. The seeker of
plesenre and the sufferer from heat and disease will find
attractions here in a first-class Livery Stable, Billiard
Tables, Tenpin '
s Baths, &c., together with the
purest air and water, and the most magnificent mountain
scenery to be found in the country.
Tickets goad for the rouud trip from Philadelphia,
$7.60; from Pittsburg, - $&O%.
For further informatiou, address
P EDFORD SPRINGS. A. G: AL
LEN respectfully informs the public that this cele•
brated and fashionable WATERING PLACE is nos
open and fully prepared for-the reception of visitors ;
and will be kept open until the let of October,
Persons wishing Bedford Mineral Water will be atde
plied at the following prices at the Springs—viz:
For a barrel (oak) .3.0 00 .
balf-barrel
AGE i'
PICI . LADE . LIIIIi;Pa,
.Parties wisiiine rooms or any information in regard M
the 'place- will address the "Bedford Mineral Beringe
Company." lnY2B-Bte
C . .
a, COUNTRY BOARDING, at plea,
,
...
scut farimbonse, 36 milea from tbe oily; access by
rail. For particuiav 8 call 'Mfr. DAY, from 8 till 4, at
No. 36 North - SIXTEENTD. Srreet. ltle•
k . BMA NTOWN BO AR VINO
G
Fine airy repine, with first-eWs i3oerd. Apply in
MAIN Street, west Het, fifth 'house above WALNU
Lane, or , at No. 156 North VENTS Street,. Philadel-
TpIiBIVATE BOARDING--
.A.OOOIIIMo-
JL dations , for Gentlemen and thqr Virives. with plea.
pant- single and comnintrigating recant Alga. plowint
roma to perm al !Angie Gentlemen. Apply at .SO3 North
Stre-t. • T. row moderate. jelo-12i*
$200,000
A YOUNG MAN wisbei Employment
at some Itgbt Mishima; bas consider able expo.
ritnce in businets, and ran giro the be-4 ref-rence, if e
ceshary, Piease address 11. G , Box. no Philadel
phia Post °toe je1.7.20S
- WA ED—A person having means,
Y awl able to influPtice a geof mitt and snort-eredit
custom, to join the advertiser, who hes Pqnal advantages,
in a desirable bran Ii of the near-tr. - ado Dt GoolN 0001-
nese. 2. , der.ss ear Trade," Press Office. jel4.fit*•
WANTED-2 000 Men along the line
of the Lehigh Canal, say 7,500 laborers, 250 oar
benterw, sod 250 ettee LIMGIIS. Apply to the officers of
the Lehigh Coal end Navigation Company, at MUCH CHUNK - , ALLENTOWN, or EASTON, or anywhere
elang the line of the works. jeto tf
in- WA TE P—Ou or before August
mil lrt--n. Three story Briekl>wrilivg, with all th,
drrn impraserner4s3 Green street, b:-.tveen Fif•terith and
/4bii enth grJerred. • 11,nt from S5OO tn RUC Al..
dress "W. It. Thomas." Philadelphia Pest Office, stating
MO. PRINTERS.—An extensive sale
of PRINTING MATERP st the Printing
Oftlee, 248 ARCII etteet, at 10 o'clock, Ttii3 hI.OBNz.
ING, June 17. Printing, and Standing. Presses,
Cases., Standß, Stones, Oilas, , s. *Made,. Cuts; Engravirmq,
Stereota re Bloats, now ready for examination. lt*
$83,399 09
Q,,TANDARD
1..3 REIMER'S Colored Pbotosr3phs f r $t have brine.
trinmobanny the teat of criticinu and time. Pluming
end ratiefactory picture]. SECOIID Street, above
8 2.
AGAIN WE SAY., the best place to
get a truthful portrait le REIMER'S. SEGOND
Streot, abuse Green. His unequalled Life-eize Oil allur
ed Photographs ate IDOW made at war prices. It*
TN TIIII COURT OF COMMON
. ."1,E.k8 FOR..TEIE aim' AND COUNTY OE'
PPILADELPITIA.
MARY MALTS n. WILLIAM MALTS, bocomher
Term,l6o2, Ne. 95.—Sir : Yon will pleaee notice role
granted by the Court to Dhow cause• why a divorce a
vinetao matrimonii Ilboted not bo decreed, returnable
Battu day, Joue 28, 1602. at 10 o'clock, A. M.
PIRACY. ARCHER, fit..
jel7-112y4t Attorney for Libellant.
=853 89
4,793 44
5,399 81
WHEELER, 8c WILSON,
SEWING
. . .
• •
Is2B OHBBT/4113T STREET . ,
.
3e1841m • • . . PHIL&MILrEML.
Pxn.xaaLtmx, Pi
m9uNT moRI4II CEMETERY.
Tide ground ifiocate4i a few yards off the Darby road,
about the same distance from the city as Laurel 11111, and
ie heontiftally situated on the bigheet point of ground for
rates around.
6250,000
Its soil le admirably adapted for the purpose designed,
being high and dry. The public are invited to examine
Its claims before marobssing elaewhare. •
eeneral and sectional plans may be examined at the
..... $13,000 00
WbeiCery further Information will be cheerfully
&!-
forded by the agent
Are now in the market, some of them in sections joel
opened, having hitherto been held in reserve.
OFFIOB House from 8 A. M. to 4 P.M., and either be
fore or alter these hours, at the residence of the under
signed,
5,030 00 I No: 314 NORTH TENTH STREET.
$287,917.71
B.—Conveyance to and from the Osisltimei Sit
each as deetre to purchase. .
$19,601 90
Noe. 142 and 144 North 'FRONT Street,
Between Arch and Rio. streets; Pltaacteiphin..
The lostly-celebrated ZYOBLBIOIIu meats art
lured by J. N. Id. 00., (In I style peeallar to them.
scives,) expresely for FAMILY 1I816; weld delialout
Osvor ; tree from the =pleasant taste-of snit, and an
pronounced by epicures superior to any now ()frame
for nee. IttiMen
(IPENING OF A SUMMER GAR
-14
-or DElf.—The undersigned bogs leave to Inform the
anblic that he bee opened for the season bie FINE GAR
DEN and HOTEL, at the Mot of COATES Street, olMo
e Fairmount Park. Families are particularly Invited
Ice Cream, Oakee, excellent Lager Beer of Battn'a brew
ers, Wince, &e., aways on hand.
BENET TRICE A.,
mr3.3m TWENTY. fIRVENTO end MATES SG. ..
is tk; TURTLE AND . CLAM SOUP
Pawed ny, daily (Sundays exoepted) by JAMIIa
FliOBBlCB., 808 81611.1E1`T
Familial iinoyaid my7-!f
MMONUMENTSA N - D' GRAVI
BTOIIICB al very reduced patella MIMS 'Work,
of A. STEENIMMIN BJEDOB MM.. WOW 'lllevs.ll4
tweet. Vitas -Emir
PHILADELPHIA, re
SUMMER ItEtSORTS.
End - TaYllrio
laverirrtanthmt
G. W
Creniion Springs, Cambria go., Pa
80/3.RD' Pi .
WAPITI .
FOR SALE Alin TO LET.
PIIOTOGRAPHS.
LEGAL.
SEWING .MACHINES
COMPANY'S OFFICE,
No. 12S SMITH SIXTH STREET,
DESIRABLE Ears,
AT LOW PRIDES, AND ON LIBERAL TEEMS,
FREDERICK A. VAN CLEVE,
GENERAL AGUT
"EXCELSIOR " HAMS
ABE THE BEST IN
THE WORLD.
J. H. MICHENER & CO., '
°WIRRAL PROVISION DIALERS,
And carers of the celebrated
"EXCELSIOR"
SUGAR-CURED •HAMS,
THE . TURF
. 4 4* PRILADELPHDI. RA.OET.
-RPRING RtINNIVf 0 MEETING, SUF
.
FOLK PARK IJOUBM.
$5.000
STAKES AND PgII3E3
There will be FOUR D.STS' R:401 . 11(7, et from One to
TV:to-Mile Heats, end Half-title Mans for Saddle
Horses, fit the Suffolk Park Contra.
Gouaretichtg on I'ACIiDAY, Jnne 23.1. and ereilag on
THURSDAY, Jima 2fitti,
The matt citblinited riorsts la America will be pro.
emit to run thus races. 'Among them are:
idlewitil; Molly Jaeliron, Laura Faris,
lightning. Betty Ward/ailtsbormpb,
Pope, Mreigart, Reporter Biondin,
rtfillingten. Ann Clark'. Bey Flower,
Xforten Ben Br', Wep,'enns, Sonshinss,
West Roxbury, .Tessie, Thros'4 Netk
Bereng,h, Csaianey Tisvaferer.
Cantlelemo3, nte. turf. othdo.
The meet convenienrmeans of ames to the'CourseNsre
the following':
By BALTIMORE RA IlltnAB; minutes—Repot
in Thearretreet.
Bp 1101151.1. CABS, fiery vieTkft street to Blue Belll
Tavern, ono'houv.
Driving 'Ronde., down BroneFftteet to P'ao.vnnk. toed,
?net Point 'Breeze Park over t'enro4e Varry
Out Illarlset street to Darby road, or through West
Philadelphia.
Over Gray's Ferry Toidao to Darby road.
Yricea of A dmiPien to Field and' [Yuen St and', ii cents.
7o Covered Stand $l, or !82 for Onu' G'entterrau and
Two Ladies. - .
Privilege Badges far the Week, admitting One ci err tt e _
man and as many Ladies ashy ehnoses" to bring., to sB
parts of the Conroe, during the Week, WA: go charge.
for Vehicles.
-
are to enroolence Deily at 236' v'clnek.
%17 - SESICT OBDBB WILL BE PR . V. , NATETY.
JOHN L. OAsSNDy
- CO' NOTICE.--.l3ntries for the Lady's Gift Alar,-
123ifief nt Gehl Watch inlaid with diamond?)-to begun for
by Saddle Domes, on Tuesday, June 24th, on the Suf
folk Perk Cenrae, mnst be made under teal, tochring en
trance fee. (FJO) by. 9 o'clock Satnrrinv evening, Ar9B 21,
and whhresaed to JOHN L. CASSADT,
37.5til - Continental Hotel, PhilhrielpYria.
AMUSE,MENTS
GRAND FLORAL AND STRAW
BERRY .PATS—The L'idieß of the Union Vo
lunteer - Refreshment Cr totnittee open their FAIR at
the SALOON, foot of WASHINGTON Srrett, for the
Benefit of
.the Fond,..on !RONDAV . EYENINH. June
38, end continue every AFTERNOON and EVENT NO
during the week, where they wilt ho happy to 9,0 their
frleade. Donations in Flowere, Fruit, Cream. he , will
be thankrully received: ARAD BARROWS,
Chairman.
1101 N RS. JOE DREW'S
I,'LL ARCR.BTRENT THMATBZ.
Acting and Siege Manager W. B. FIiEDNEVTIEB.
gnstnese Agent and Treasurer JOB. T.) MITHPHY.
- A ME-ENGAGEMENT DEMANDED,
In conorqnence a Oa great 812ccei of
F. - S. CHANFRAU. F. S. CEELNFRAM
As Jurrit , r' , and 4 4 Hale."
TO•NJGET. AND EVEDY NEGEET,
BULL lt ' BULL Re N, STILL RUN!
Or, the sacking of Fairfax Court Hoagie
Jupitee, eontrabantl,) F S Chanfrath
To continence with
A GLANCE AT NEW YORK.
Mose• F. Q. Chanfran.
Mira Altb i les Mrs. C Henri.
Trines, usual. Doors open at 73‘. Curtain TiReR
S o'clock. . jute. fit
AXTALN ETRE ET THEATRE
'NINTH and WALNUT etreuta.
Sole Leaaee
Acting and Stage Manager
A DEADIA.VII3 SENSATION!
Second tttek f Ibe PTlccfwful enc.cement of the
GREAT CODLIts A.CTItE,S.
MISS JULIA. DA.LT.
THIS EVENING,
IVIII fir• Tweetl:tea the ere, t. oriein el Comedy of
4, OTIR FInIALE AMERICAN 'COU 31N"
To conclude with the fkonic DrauNtic Snetch of -
THE lEISH EMIGRANT GIRL.
HSira DALY am Biddy Case , .
MISS DALY IN FOUR SONGS.
tlvorS olpm at 7}; o'clock. Commence aS.
ASS B HBLY BUILDINGS
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS ,
GREAT NAOTI(:AL ENTERTAINMENT.
- TEI ItILLING SCENES.
IN THE LI-FE OF A
YANK.F.F. WEE VLENIiN,
TIVEILY EVENING. at 8 n'olrek preci.elY.
SELEM MATINEE. .SATITEDAY at 3 o'clock.
Adndardon 25 cents. Six Tickets for one dollar. Chß.
dreu 10 cents.
"Liberal arrangements made for achnols on Wednesday
Afternoous. j016.8t
(lONTINENTAL THEATRE.
- MR. S. DAVIS sole Lessee.'
- MONDAY EVENING, June 16. 1862,
BOOLRY'g MINSTRELS,
For the Summer Season.
THE. BEsr BAND IN THE, WORLD
THE CORI,E6T THEATRE IN A IlEftlll
The greatest er.tortairment evrr giv.o at the
prisee—
yiz cents to Urea Circle, Family Circle 15 cents.
ENNS IN A NIA ACADEMY OF
TER FINE ARTS. Thirty-ninth auttnal Exht ,
bient, ot.Paintings,and Sov.toznre, 1025 flfrESTWrtr
Street. Oren from. 9 A. 50 till B P Id., and from
P. Id. till 10P
•
Achnittanne 25 ennte; Seatton Ticket:a 50 centa
Stockholdere, Artiste. and Contributors %ill rt..•entft
their del: eta at the Aoadenty • no adinißlOTil. , 41thor.1
Olilm from S A. M. till 7 P. 37 , and front. R till 1'
kv`r".
SEA ilATEtirio
°R ;O R TH :k
E FE »
sn . o Et.E!- - str . 4ATE Alt-
It.higGENINT --CAMDEN AND , A.T.E.A.NrP3
Three trains daily to Atlantic City and return. (Sun
ders excepted). • Trains leave VINE-Street Ferry ee
retina's:
31,11 Train
Express Train.
,Irteight and Aceountodatien
- BET PRNIYG :
Leaves, Atlantic Neil Tratn 4 40 P. M.
:Express Train 615 A. M.
Freight and A ce^ramodation.3 18 A. M.
- FARIr, .53.80 trip Tickets, seed only.for , the
sky and train on which they are igsued, SLSO. Excnr
e.on Tickets, good for three day 4, rretola are now
open, JOHN G. DitYANT,
jel?-tf A.trAtit.
INSURANCE COMPANIES
G UARD FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
011FICE 415 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA..
OAPITAL ifaIO,CAX)
_This company continues to tako risks en the safer
olesees of Property et low rates.
The public can rely upon its responsibility, and allf
ty to pay !oasis promptly. Its disbursements for the
benefit of the public, during the lest nine Years, a zoned
8500,000,
and we respectfully solicit its favor in the future
DEBSOTORB
CHAS. I. DUPONT, . JERRY WALKER,
JOHN w. OLAGHORN, JOHN THORNLRY,
0. P. HEAZLITT, ABRAHAM HART,
DAYID BOYD, jr., PETER 8. HOE, of ELL
WIC M. SWAIN, FURTIAN SHEPPARD
JOSEPH HLAPP, R. D. N. 8. LAWRENCE,
RUDMAN, JOHN SUPPLER.
TRODAS ORAVNN, Prot]Meat.
A. B. GILLETT, Vioe Protdent
JAB. B. ALVORD. Secretary. ap26-tf
INSUIt
J: N 0.406 CIHESTNUT
7.1121? AND INL .
DINE
E. D. Woodruff,
John Kessler, Jr.,
P. S. Justice,
Washington Jonei,
Ches. Stokes,
John W. Evermen.
K, President.
EDSON, Vice Preeddent.
:AULD, Secretary. (mhliMt IS
F. N. Brick,
Chsa. Biebartiaort,
henry Levis, Jr.,
Alex. Whilklin,. -
Geo. A. West,
O. W. Davis,
FRANCIS N. BIM
MA HIES ETCH
WILLIAM L BLAI7O
!II FIRE 11 43U
:, or viz ETAT. OF
COMMONWEAL'
'kJ 8A.13011 COMPANY
PENNSYLVANIA.
Devitt Jayne, M. D.,
Jobe Id . Whiten,
FAward 0. Knight,
now= S. Stewart,
Itenry.Le DAVIDD JAYS"
JOHN M. W :1
SAM:IEL S. MOON, Sear •
Office,. Commonwealth B
Street. PhHad/aphis. '
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
NATIVE- WINES.
UTRIOTIAT PURE JUICE OF THE GRAPE-THE
1108 T DELP:NOUS,' DIOR, AND FRUITY
WINES EVER OFFERED TO
THE PRIMO.
BXOELLBRT ASI3OIITMENT JUST BECIEIIinED.
ALBERT 0.. ROBERTS:
MAIMII . IIII rpm: 6800R18M13.
gotuntiemartornf AND VINE ers
THE -.BEST ' ASSOBTM ENT OF
Fine Groceries in the City, at very law prices.
JAMBS ITO KIM 6 SON,
•' GSVICNTH and NOBLE and 81.X.TE( and WOOD.
NEW MACKEREL.
150 Ilbls New Large No. 2 Mackerel
' • 150 Itslf Obis 4. .4
In store and tuld for sae by
MURPHY St BOONS,
N 0.146 North WHALRYIO3.
TRY- JAMES HOMER & SON'S
Choice Green and Btack Teas. Stone SEVENTH
and NOBLE, and SIXTH. and WOOD 104
SQARDINEB.—A very superior brand
for We by CHARLES B. 0 MISTA.IIIB,
402 126 WALNUT end la GRANITE Street.
rfROSSE BLOKWELL'S ENG--
"am fICIKLES.--A fresh importatlou or English
Pickles and Sauces, just recetred'and rot sale by
RHODES dc WILLIAMS,
"e 2 107 South Walit B. Street.
MACKEREL, HERRING, SHAD,
&0., •
. .2.E.00 btole Mass Nos. 1, 2,and 3 Mackerel,
caught fat fish, in assorted pacages.
2„860 Meta New Baitport, Fortune Bay, and Hallsax
Herring.
2.500 Boxes Lubec, Scaled, and No. 1 Herring.
110 Shia New Mess Shad.
250 Boxes Herkimer County Cheese, &a
In store and for gale ttY
MURPHY & KOON%
No. 146 North WEI&BVBS.
INFORMATION FOR THE!
PZOPLE.-
FRANKFORD GENER.CL NEW& AGENOT.
• • - •
WILLIAM C. saEI.II.D takes this °worn:mit,' to in—
fOTM his patrons aLd the public that no is now prepared
to furnish all the leading Phhadelohle and New York.
newspapers, magazines, and periodicals.
Agent for the DAILY mid WRICKLY ?DDSS. Sub—
scribers and others can barethom delivered as seam as
tented at their residences co planes of Milanese in Prank
ford or vicinity. •,. ierAan,
MATTINGS MAI TIN GS ! MAT_
TIM I
84WHITI AID OIIKOKED,
4.4 WHITE AND CHECKED,
• S;4I.WELITS AND °RUCKED,
84 WHITE AND CHECKED,
AT Low PRICES FOR CASII.
REEVE L. KNIGHT,
No. m Rauch SECOND Street.,
I/37 27,11 p if West aide, near dem%
Mre. M. A.. Garretason.
Mr. W.vao Glwine.
ratuolf,%.
g 36.1.
4.00 P. M.
5:00 P. N.
OE COMP NT,
trod.
D. INDURA.NOI
TOSE.
Marten H. Rogers,
John H. Walker
Robert Shoemaldr,
William Btruthert,
Elijah Jonaa.
It, 31 D., President.
TALL. The Pred dsDi
ding, 613 OWISTERTI
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