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RELIEF OF THE SUFFERERS FROM THE
RECENT FLOODS IN THE LEHIGH RIVER.—
The undersigned acknowledges the receipt of contribu
tions to the fund as follows:
Preslonely acknowlodged 52,641
R. T. Darlington, for collections In Doylestown.... Zit
J. Welton & Do ...... 21
Thomas Kvana..... ...
J. & M. Sarradrrs
'White it Hants
Jacob Rents—. .. .
•
Solomon W. Roberta.
•
11homas Smith
Jacob P.
D. S. Brown • ' '
Riegel, Baird, kikir
Tredirk, Stylus, k Ou..
Slade Smith, 1.00... .....
Wood & Faripper_: .!
Frothinxham'a Welk. .
deem F. Nobody k 6:1 ...
Shipley, treserd, 1 Hutchinson.
A J. Lewis'
Whitney & Lawrence
Farnham, Kirkham, 3c Co.
Little, Stokes, & Co.
Brooke Bros. k Co
WIIUom McKee & Co.
Boyt, Sprague, & Co
Ludwig, Kbeedler, 1
J. C. Howe & Co
Sower, Barnes, & Co
Brooke'& Fuller
David Faust & Co.
Wain, Learning, &
B. W. Chase & Co
Cash
RidgWerY, Bcoositer, & Co
Iliomes Mellor & Co—
C. Stoddard & Brother..
Cash
Cash
Cash
Cash
Joseph B. Boar b.
J. 0. Steiner & Co.
Cash
Cash '
W. S. Weil & Co
JOHN JORDAN, JR.,
Trenuirer
It has been ascertained that the greatest amount of
stunting is experieLced et and near Weissport, on the
Lehigh river, and the greater portkin of the °entente
tlone will therefore be di tributed in that quarto by
rumor committees.
COLLISION ON THE CAMDEN AND AT—
LANTIC BAILROA G.—Testerday morning, the freight
beta and pease:lsm air from Atlantic City to Damien
wee on time to a minute, two miles this side of Haddon.
geld, when suddenly the engiueer beheld a locomotive
rounding a curve and coining full tilt toaards him. In
live amends afterward, the ccilision took place. The cow
calchere, for a moment, aectued in bitter strife; the next
moment they flew about in places like the fragments of
bursting bomb-shells The Gazelle locomotive, the mis
chief maker, was sent hark to Cooper's Point quicker
than she came. The sturdy Pennsylvania was dislodged
from the track, at d the freight ears were badly demo
lished, Fortunately, no cue was hurt, although many
wore badly scat ed. , he mistake, it seems, was caused by
the superintendent of the road. who, with . a view of ex
amining & certain brides , had the Gazelle • tired no and
started ofi. He bai entirely overlooked the fact that a
train was due about this time at Cooper's Point. The
accident might have h. en worm.
CHARGED WITH BEING PROFESSION
AL THlEVES.—Yesterday morning Joint Powell was
committed for ninety doss by Alderman Bottler upon the
charge of being a pi ofe-sional pickpocket. He was !w
-rested on Monday nt P. We' Farm, where, during the
day, several pocket hooks and two watches were nastier!.
John Musgrove ' alias keno Grant. was also arrested at
Nineteenth and emotes Streets, charged with picking the
•Ipockets of Atm Campbell. The lady had boon belpsd out
of R paean& • ear by Bittsgrave, and she charge him
with being so attentive in her regard as to leave her mi
nus forty doilats. &DU lint lirode• attempted to arrest
Musgrave, who immediately look to his beds. A. sharp
chase ensued, and n capture was made at Eighteenth and
Bate atreets. Munro! e was held to answer yesterday by
Alderman Bottler.
PROFESSIONAL THIEVES AND TILE
NINETY-DAY LAW.—The law paved by the Logisla •
lure, giving the Maim power to commit to prison for
ninety days all profee•ionnl thieves arrested to crowded
- places, has proved moat beneficial to Philadelphia. It has
driven most of the pickrockots from this to other cities,
where said law it Pot in force It le a great pity that the
law in question was nct a ads general In its application,
In which case with a Undo vigilance on the part of the
pdice authorities the whale clyfacking fraternity might
"have beeu_driven Pont the date. As the law nowstands,
the rascaMare eriven frem Philadelphia and Pittsburg
into the large towns of the interior, where they operate
with little or no apprehensions of detection. We sea by
our exchanges. that 'Waimea of pocket- picking inneigh
boring towns have Increased to an alarming extent of
late, and, in moat cases, the theft Is committed by rascals
from our city.
ABSENCE OF SOLDIERS FROM THEIR
REGIMENTS —The Government has lately determined
upon the moat stringent measures with regard to soldiers'
furloughs, and the absence from the army of enlisted
volunteers. A furlough shall not extend beyond twenty
days, nnlesain cases r f rf cknees or disability. It has also
been ordered that all el - goers of the regulars and volun
teers, except those on p.m Ir. now absent from . duty, with
leave, will be coosid. red absent without leave, union
found at their poets on /Imo 22 With a view to the en
forcement of the order in reference to furloughs, a pro
vost-guard ties been wdahllshed in this city, which is
especially charged With the duty of Inquiring of every
soldier the cause of hie premixes here, and of arresting
every deserter in m she army. This guard will abolish
the vocation of a nnother of Obestnnt. street youths, who
have, since the commencement of the war. been sena in
military dress pt.:melted lost that thoroughfare.
OUR SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS
IN VIRGINIA —A letter has Just been received from
one of the deputation from the Christian Commission,
'from this city, now at fer.rtresa Monroe, saying that there
is still meat need of moseelto netting, large size testa
ments, pickles, and tome water beds. One of the assist
ant surgeons said that several lives might have boon
toyed had tt ey had these beds. Another deputation from
the commission hes startmi to minister to the temporal
and spiritual wants of our brave soldiers in General
:Banks and General Fremont's divisions, and the Young
llen's Christian Association will take charge of any ar •
tides that may ho let', at their rooms, Nos. 1000 and 1011
Chestnut Owed, designed for the comfort of the soldiers
in either of time divisions of the army, as well as that of
Gonerel moCkit.u.
RAILROAD. CAR lAIPROVEMENTS.—A
nomfeature of comfort end inxitry Lae .inst been intro
duced by some of the Ee.t.-rn railroad companies, for day
travellers, onlheir through trains. It la an improved
twat, arranged with broad and heavily-cushioned bottoms
•nd backs, with a eicarle piece of mechanism atteobed,
by II hich the ocrnpunt may regulate the 'inclination for
the body according tie desire. its in a sick chair. Cush
ioned resting-pieces fur the he wi are also axed to the toes
Of the barke of them :ea•a. ry he cars containing them
&eye also improved ceiling ventilators and a spacdous sa
loon for ladles.
* ANNIV.EBSANY GEL.EBIIATION.-1 ne
ifilevntit annistmary of the Alumni &.aoclation of the
Northwestern arstuoisr School CA girls will occur on
'SolltrdaY, June ant. at 4 o'clock P. M., at the scho)i
lhollee. All that have pawed through the first dlvitton
of that wheelers considered alumni, and are earnestly
invited to be Come.
MALE Di TIE Sk S WANTED.—The Go
♦ernment hospitals in this rib , are in great want orcocr•
rjßitent male nnreee. The uoblest titmice that can be ren
dered le the country and humanity le taking I=l).r care
or tee sick and wounded soldiers to our midst. We hare
no doubt there are tb. wands crone citizens eager to ran
.tlrr acme rervice to their country by engaging in . this
inoble work.
Powr , WARDENS.-011 Monday the
Board of Port Wareen% bald an adjourned moetlog and
xnade another malice. seal attempt to elect a clerk.
Tour ballote•were - takrn. and upon each Mr. Motley, the
-funiocratic candidate, received eight votes. and Captain
.deft, the candidate of the People's party, the same
;number. The Beard then &twinned until the eighth of
4/nly.
A LIU' OF PRICES.—At a meeting of
willmakera it wee agreed that the following prices most be
1;o1d by thwempinyere to their journeymen; Tor hospi
tal tent.and lir, of fifteen ounces to the yard, S 7 ; for hoe
vital tent nudity, ef twenty-two end a half ounces to the
lard, $8.60; for Slh ey tent, &c., g 0 ; for well tent,
135; for servant tent, of three cloths in top, $1.60; for
iservant lent, of four cloths in top, $1.76.
A CONCFATo—The pupils of the
itthwest Grammar Fchool will give a concert to-mor-
Cow (miming in the &Unica' Fund Mil. Several patriotic
sod s..lect pieces veil he song and recited, and we have
re doubt from a glance at the programme that all who at
lend will be pleased with the evening's entertainment.
ELECTION or CONTEOLLERS.—EIec-
Alone were held in the different school dietncts yesterd
afternoon for of nir.nlirs. Amongst those elrcted were
Messrs, David Wallace, Wm. 0. Haines, and Thomas
?Fitzgerald.
COMPLIM EN TARE Lew is IL
'Broomall, chief colter of the Mint, has been presented
with aativer pitcher. woitel, and two goblets, all of which
Isere handsomely chmed, and had a suitable inscription.
The presentation Will • made by John E. Butler, head
cierkof -that•depa ri poen t.
PERSONAL.—Lieitt. Col. Thomas L.
Kane, of the femme Rucktail" Regiment, who was
wounded In the encasement et Omni Keye, Virginia, le
now in the city. lie come. here to receive medical at
tendance. Be I:, however, in good epirite and anxious
fir an exchange, having been paroled by the rebels.
A LARGE OA ROO.— The ship Holyhead
*ailed for iiireruoot !Cowley, havlog on board 413 bar-
Tels qf flour, 71,298 bOebels or what, In bulk; 8,746
buskin' yellow corn, in hulk, and 2,647 bushels in bap.
She took out, beside. n quantity of butter, lard, ham,
lbeef, pork, Sc.
DROWNING CASE.—Yesterday, about
'Mon, a led named Wil•lorn Thornton, aged seven year.,
tell Into tho D. Omar... from Snowden's wharf, in the
Third ward and was d..nwlnvt. The body was anon re
covered. TLe unfortunate boy rwided at No. 7 bleeley'a
court. •
GOOD NEWS FOR ROLDIERS.—The fa•
voiles of our Telma...us will be pleased to learn that Ut.
ram Masser bay c nooei.ced to run an expregi twice. 14
day from various pi bite In this city to the united States
'General Hospital at Forty -fourth and Pine streets.
FUNERAL OF TUE LATE CAPT M.
EBOST.—The tonere! of the late Captain M. Frost will
lake "lace this afternoon. and will be attended by the
2d Regiment, 1 . 1 fant, , National Guards The Guertin
thirdly volunteer. d tt eir services for the occasion.
CONVlCTED . —Testerday in the Crimi
lied Court William bitten area convicted In the charge of
steeling a bay mare veined at $l5O, the property of
Emanuel Peterson.
DROWNED IN A POND. Yesterday
, zdternoon, a boy. named Geary Grace. aged 9 years, was
band drowned hi +I nowt. In Fitzwater street, above
'Twentieth. Zhe co• oiler wen notified to bold an Inquest.
FELL OVERBOARD.—A. boy, named
Actffry, felt overboard at Fairmount yesterday afmnioni,
tut wee rescued ,arid taken to Ma home, to Twenty
'fourth street, near Como&
Rebel Cruelty
The following is no extract from a letter addressed to a
gentleman of Pit abitrz. bye relative living In Virginia,
whose father has bee. inbneuanly bntchered by the rehab,
for ho '
other offence than being • :Union man:
Mean Gomm I it down, broken hearted, to let yon
know of my pror, near father's death. Re wee away
from borne idxteen months, all on account of being a
I:lnkm man. When General Saukscame.to Woodsuick,
father thought he coon! corns home. He came, and was
id home four days ; and when General Shields' division
!moved down Obi wine., lather thought he would .leave
'with them • but thought be would stay till monlingris
Ii was raining' all toy and he did not feel well. and
mil of Shields' force- had not got to Front Royal
before eighteen of too rebels rode up here, arrested
.Father, and •gaarden him all night. They would not
let any of no an nut of the house. Next morning
they took bide to Ln•.ur and kept him in prison for eight
days, by which rime the rebels came through this valley,
and by order of Col ' Ashby three of his men took father
and another man Out in the night and shot them, never
burying them until "ill Ida' division came up again.
vwhen.the Heft n men bat led them. Geheral Shields told
axle he would have •tyunge on the cowardly assassins.
3111 poor moths. is r rr low.. It bag almost killed her.
IShe was insenalge for more than an hour and a 111.1 r
the other day. Geoetal Shields has Leen vary kind to
are. He sent adr cr, r dfteen milts to see mother. The
doctor thought she wag somewhat better, All the sol•
idlers hare been very •kind to no, It was very hard for
fns to give up my ever father, and I hope God will sup
iort us in title great smiction, and enable roe to bear no
tinder it, for the sake of mother, and that God will
emirs her to get well again, as she Is my only hope. .
From your cousin, HARRIET.
Mix.roar., Ye., June 1,1682.
FINE CAItTEs DE VISITE of a large number
of distiogniehed rertIOXIII are now on sale at the counters
of Mr. F. Gutekunst, No. 704 Arch street, of his own
superior style of the photographic art ; also a beautiful
assortrueut of Photograph Albums. His copies of rare
engravings are attracting much attention.
25
. 6
. 25
100
60
10
100
GOOD TASTE.—Thoro is no more important
article of dress than a becoming Hat. Messrs. Charles
Oakford & Son, under the Continental Hotel, have long
had the reputation of manufacturing the most tasteful
hats sold in America. Their present stock is unrivalled,
embracing etveral varieties of Summer Hats not found
elsewhere. Their stock of Gent's Tarnishing Goods is
also the flneet and most stylish in the city.
Mn. A. L. VANSANT, the great Philadelphiii
confectioner, is now captivating the palates of our nig
-7.en15 by his superb display of summer fruits. The at
mosphere in the vicinity of his store, corner of Ninth
and Chretunt, is fragrant and delicious. Rich clatters of
value, barman, oranges, hot-house ponchos, nod rich
confections in every variety, make his store no attractive
point to our citizens.
IM!!MMI
PURE LIQUORS FOR IIiRDICINAL PERPO9E9.—
Mr. a IL Mattson has constantly on hand a supply of
fine old liquors, of the purest ‘tuality, expressly adapted
or medicinal purposes. Hie rare old Brandy, and fine
Port, sherry, and Madeira Wines, of the choicest brands,
may be relied upon for their absolute purity.
Witgx CAA' AIL TuE Cinin ?•Is its Sleep
*Blurred ? Do you notice a morbid restlessness; a va
riable appetite; a fetid breath; grinding of the teeth,
end ittfilllg of the nose? then be sure your child is
troubled with worms. If their presence is even sew
peeled, procure at once JAYNE'S Toserc irsiturrpcs. it
effectually destroys Worms; is perfectly safe, and so plea
sant that children will not refuse to take it. It acts also
as a gentle lonic, and no better remedy can be taken for
nil derangements of the stomach and digestive o*gaps.
Sold at NO. 242 Chestnut street. jelS•2t
Tun GREAT Missiseirrr.—This grand river,
destined to bo noted in the history of the wcrld, among
other things, for ita great naval battles. is, with its chief
tributary, tho Miaeonri, the longest river in the world.
It takes its rise In the email lake Itasca, which is situated
among hills covered with pine forests, and fad by springs
3,200 miles from the Gulf of Mexico, and elevated 1,700
Ind above the man. On its banks will rise cities out a
veiling there of the Hudson or' the Delaware, and, in
deed, the celebrated , tone-price" Clothing Store of Hr.
Charles Stokes will be outdone by the clothing marts that,
on that river, will yet cloths the unborn freemen of the
territories of the West.
Six RAINBOWS AT ONCE.—The editor of the
Marquette News says that, just as the tome of a re
cent eh, wer at that place was spent, the sun looked out
from behind the clouds, when a brilliant rainbow slimmed'
the heavens, then a second, then a third, a fourth, a fifth,
and finally a sixth one; all of thorn in regular graduation
from the inner, which was n more line, to the ontor,
which was of great breadth and magnitude, and com
pletely encircled the mammoth clothing emporium of
Granville Blokes, No. 009 Ghostorit street, Philadelphia,
where the finest summer garments is the country are
nuionfacturtd.
LEAGUE ISLAND FOR A NAVY YARD.—City
Commits have before them the project of purchasing
League Island for a navy yard, the Government offering
to make this R flrst•claes naval station, on condition that
the city purchase the ground and present it to the United
States. We presume that the navy yard will consequently
be moved to League Inland ; but we assure our readers
that the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Roe:hill dc Wilson
will remain in its old location. Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut
street, above Sixth. This Is important to all who love to
dress elegantly, comfortably, and economically.
WINDOW &LADES, DAMASK, - LACE, AND Mus
fin Curtaire. •
Gilt Cornices, Bands, Gimp and Fringes.
Fpring, Hair, and Husk liattrosJes, Verandah
Awnings, improved styles.
0 d Furniture Reupholstered and Varnished.
Furniture Slips cut and auule to fit. Carpets cut,
altered, and laid, at W. Henry Patten's West End Cer
tain and Upholstery Store, No. 1408 Chestnut street.
F hip Tetra, (Br) Jamison, 60 days from Liverpool, with
salt to Wm Bomm—vessel to E A Solider & (10.
Brig Benry, Sparks, 17 days from Trinidad, with mo
hillfell to 8 & W Welab.
Fcbr B M. Fox, Williams, 3 days from Snow Hill, hid
with lumber to J W Bacon.
Say LaAy antrotk, Baker, 5 days front Lane's Cove
with moue to Chevron & Collins.
Saw Pitver Magnet, Perry, 7 days from Boston, with
ice to Swett Brior Ice Co.
Ear Cynthia Jane, Bennett, 4 days from Eartford
with India to W 31 Baird & Co.
Seim Albert Fields, Phillips, 4 days from Taunton, in
bullapt to Wannamitcher & Mazfoid.
Behr Annie Virden, Chambere, Iday from DOWO3, Del,
II kb Wein to Jae L Bewley & Co.
Lehr Mary, Rickards, 1 day from Canrien, Del, with
corn to Jta L Bewley & Co.
Fcbr D B Bat lee, Bolters. Barbados, J E Basler' & Co.
&hr 8 P Hawes, Barnum, Boston, Noble, Caldwell
& Co. -
Bel r Bolivar, French, Roxbrtrv, C A Ileckscher & Co.
Behr Albert Fields, Pldillos, Taunton, Wannamacher
& ISt *afield.
•t tr Ands, - Robinson, New York, W P Clyde.
Btr J S Shrirer, Dennis, Baltimore, A - Groves, Jr.
BY TELEGRAPH.
(Correepondenco of The PPPOI
NEW 'roan, June 17.
Arrived, bark Laura, from Antwerp brig Scotland,
from 0 uflyalmela.
The hark Oliver, from AlleinwaU for Port an Prince,
HAP totally wrecked near Aux Owe the latter part of
May. Crow saved.
Steamship Plantagenet, Beard, from Kingston, Ja, at
New York S entarday. •
Brig. Bolling Sea, for St Oroik, via Brandywine, Bet,
cleared at New York yesterday.
Schr Joy, Henderson, from Oardenie, arrived M Now
'Yolk yesterday.
Fcbr Compromise, Wilson, at Boston 16th lost. from
News; 11e1;
13chr Allen H Brown, Crowell. for Philadelphia, Bailed
(rent Providence 16th Inst. •
Eehrt Jame,' Banton, Burt, and Saßawl Washburn,
sailed lion) Taunton 14th init. for ELII/Walsh's.
Echr L Stur'evant, Corson, hence, arrived at Nall
River 14th inst.
Electa J Scott, hence, arri'red at Beverly 10th
inrtant.
Schr Pcquonnock, Barnes, hence, arrived at Beim
14th inet
Behr Richard Low, York, sailed from Salem 14th inst
for Ph 11 ad el phis.
Steamer Vulcan, Morrison, hence, arrived at N York
yesterday.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut ate
Gardner Colby, Boston (1 B Perkins, Lock Haven
E A Wood, Pittsburg,. H B Wi!kips, Pittsburg
.1N Pu Berry, Harrisburg J B Henry, Delaware City
Q Knotwell Columbia,Pa R P Huntington, IT 8 N
B E Hall, Covington, Ky A Peugeot, New York
A M. Bigelow, Graf tou,ldass Henry Atkins. Boston
Mrs Atkins, Seaton bliss Atkins, Boston
I) A C.ldwell, Lynn L Reiner, Massachnsetts
G T Bet ant, Breton John S Wright, Boston
1111 Morgan Sc la N Y John Fen mCalifornia
n, Califo
Geo B Boston A Van ewarengen, Phila
Capt W A Johnson, Phila J A Allen, Penosylvania
Cbes B McConkey, Pa A W Farrar & la, Potion
Mies Farrar, Boston Captain Caved*, U S
Dr lb Wilson, Louisville W W Baker, New York
Capt L H Tooker G A Parker, New York
Oboe S Dewey, Man George 0 Dewey, 'arose
Dr \V C Minnie New Jenny Dr C 0 Keeney, II 8 A -
C Wendrll & family, Wash B. 1.1 Dodge, Wash, D 0
Geo N Gardner, New York laralirPßlairk ch, StLottis
A Wolf. Cincinnati, 0 D filordicao, Wilkeebarre •
Lima J N McCune J D Oabonn, Ky
B KIug.IUSA W M Gamble & wf, N Y
bliss Sondem, New York J L Camber, New York
John A Aliderdico, Del Oboe V retie, New York
G W Morton, Newbern. NO E S McPherson, Mo
I lent Warren, New York Gen S Rutherford
. .
W Griswold „Hartford D G Cornier, Now York
W H Hutchinson, Boston CC Httlohinson7Boston
C A Campbell, Boston Hartley Lord & In. Boston
Cline B Brepbens. N Y O II Bdson, N..w York
Dr Welly, Brooklyn Dr B Flocks, Brooklyn •
Dr .1 D Lincoln & 1, Brrmsw Jae H Blowart.Boollaud
de Ptyeter & wife J Martell, Fauna
Col Lawrence, Wash, D C 9 M Glad win. Wash. D
J W Crookor, B S I Mrs Loeser, Potnirillc
Ilis• 'Emma Loe.er, Potter Win T.Ledd. New. York.
A B Whiitier, Boston Limit Hall. 3losssohnestts
Ifent B P Cady, New York Gardner R'Colby., N Y
.7 Allis. Boston B Promos. New York
o P French, Boston Vent 0 G linnti, 113 A
Mies Buntt. Wash, DU T .1 Tobias. New York
Jen Filer/in, Alex, Va M Ten Blob & lady
lilabt. Massachusetts B J Lana, Dolton
Daniel Mill r, Baltimore a A Llaleey, Newark, NJ
H & lady W H Otte,Brooklyn
Jarob Stanwood, Boston Jae Dutes. Pennsylvania
J Kauffman, Pennsylvania G Laman, Washington co
S Dickson, Wash'n cc, Pa Ic Kellogg, Hartford
II W Burston, Now York J L Dadler, New York -
Mrs 3 C Watson. New York S R Andrea, Troy. N Y
t Runyon Ala, New York J Yen-Yalar, New jersey
W H Alling. Now York ' Johu B Dsrker
W Gray W P Frost, New York
W W Smote, Now York S A Wbltoey, New Jersey .
O S Pennell, Maine ti H Murray, Nov York
g r mekenion, New York J F Mackenzie, Pittebtirg
J W.Knowland & le,P7 Point E A Bonrne acwf, R I
Mrs Tenni & de, Wash, D 0 E A Miller, Baltimore
F Lamb, %el/legion, D C D G Bideley, Wash, D 0
BB Irwin. Few Jersey A It Smith, Waken, D
Z Wroe, Washington, D 0 J P Crosby
IdEBOHAETIP BOTIIL —Fourth et, below Arch.
h 141; Addison, Pittsburg Mos E A Darlington, Pitts
B W Lltt, Quakertown Obaq Divot, Lancaster '
J Walker. jr, Elizabeth, Pa W tlicCollock, Ohio
Gmllarbivon, Louisville J Ellis, Boston
DDI Drodhead,'New York D W Proston: Penna
.• • .
W S Rutherford, Harrisbg Mns 8 lintborford, Harrisbg
Mrs A Rutberford, }Tartish Mite M Rutherford, Harried)
MI.. E Bntbnrford, Harrieb Nrn N B Wilson, Ohio
Miss M It Wilson, Ohio Dr W II Norfolk, ittaryllnd
Thos 8 bleßten. Easton Prof IV Potto, Mese
Lt Jse L Boot, Port Royal M Barry. Lancaster •
Ilan Thus Bose, Doylestown Henry Pilots, Doylestown
Oro Row. Doylestown Thos .1 Naught, Maryland
David A Fohl, Penna 0 R Poster, Philipebnrg
.1 D NcOlrk, PhilipsburgJ B Outran, Boaleburg
D L 'haulm PIMUS •
•H N Tragier A wf, Penua
Ms.) R B Pitt Ikon A wf, Pa G B Parrott, Milton, id am
Beub Fealey, Shamokin, Pa F S Bikiebrand A dt, Pa
Diehard Kear, Minersville J H Diefenderfer, Penns
8 Foster, Boston John Ryan Jc 1, Ned ian,NY
0 Warren, Davenport J N Moffatt, New York
Jamre Bronson, New York Ira Freeman, Jr, Baltimore
0 Wentz, Trenton, N J
AMBElOAN—Chestnut skeet, above Binh.
Cyrus 9 N Mills, Rochester D J McCann, Pa
J S Mehl, Pittsburg ' E Evans, Berke cc, Pa
T II Beaker, St Louis A H Solot, Pennsylvania
J Benedict, Balton J H Edwards, Pirtle
Mee E A. Wilson, Beltiniore Capt J Hart, Baltimore
0 &man, Cecil co, Pa John C Mulford & w, N J
W L Van Nest, New "fork .W L Coffin. New York -
O V
A Mille, Rochester, NY N Aiken, Franklin, N H
X B Cord• filer 0 F Shouter, , Tamaqua
Mrs W Cooper, Pottsville W F Dleoway, New York
J Pit:bards, Prov, II I Coo Hopper, M. Chunk
Pt eerie, Connecticut II Brainard, Connecticut
G Wrinonbor, New York J B Stuart, New York
D 6 Anderson, Delaware Jae B Mitchell, Delaware
Juwne Lowry, Delaware W F Godwin, Delaware
CJ llarrinaton, Delaware Jae Robinson, Maryland
W Waller /t In, Mall lend Jas 3 Dale, Maryland
Mrs, Dale, Maryland
ST. LOUIS HOTEL—Oheelmat greet, above Third
0 d Wa'rons, New York 0 D Sinclair, New Yurk
D Gleam y Cincinnati, 0 Miller, Columbus
Si It Pinker. Dayton II (I Powell
• • - • .
SD l•nntli, N6W Jenny B' Weir ' • " :
3 U Pi Ippn, New York H W Shower, Maryland :.
w n , yi w ikon a 1, N Jorney Urn H Lopor, New York
T) sir Ni hitney. Now York JH 1 cuing, Beattai,re
A 6 M end-t, New York J Blenkineopi New York
iy NATIONAL HOTEL—Bace street. above Third.
W 131111(.r, Trenton, N J T V Rhoads A w, Pe '
.1 W Mettle, llellerlown Alonv.o J Stow, N C •
W Rtmtile Hazleton, Pa ' 1 bon J Ruin, Allentown
Ole' i 6 Nicrly. Pa ' IT 0 Boyd, Lana co, Pa
L B I see, Pottstown M it Bowman. l'aimirft
Dr - I, hems, l'iihnyrs 8 Helm & w, Pottsville
NHa Celli, Hammonton W Hayes, Clinton co,Pa '
L K Landetmeloh, Lebanon Joe Whitaker, Mt Onlr
S Bih y , New Jersey Clement S Foster, Ashland •
Jos Honsum;Temarma
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ARRITEI D
01,EARED
Zd'EMOBANDA
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
VP TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT
THU UNION—Arch 'treat, above Third
Bins Landauer, Maryland Julius Caspar°, Pottsville
Bin Caspar*, Pottaville Thos Jackson
Wm Goodman, Manny, Pa H Baca, Pittstomn, N Y
D Cleaver, Delaware Oity John B Douglass, Orividleg
0 B Albright, Harrisburg Jame 0 Brown, Beading
Jesse Lane, WV, Del Geo W Anghonbaugh, Pa
J W Boyer, Beading C P Ancona, PottariVe
COMMIIROILL—Sixth street, above Chestnut.
John Raman, Pennsylvania E G Black, Montgomeryv's
J Howard, Maryland Or Schroeder, Mechanlcsn'g
Geo Gordon, Ohio F Worrilow, °culd's Ford
0 armorfeeter, Now Berlin L S Gilbert, New Berlin
J 8 Idcllvalue,Lancaater co Wm Id Eckela, Penns
Mai JF G Bogardy, lowa J Q Rder, Maryland
B R Woand, Pottstown J S McCreary, Maryland
David Snyder, Maryland
STATES llNlON—Market street, above Sixth.
Nobt Miller, Lancaster co Wm Di Allison, I'euoa
W A Croft, Harrisburg H Crispmitn, Indiana, Pa
G II Kuntz, Mifflin, Pa Jim Bluing sn &Is, Perry co
H B Hamptori, Lewisburg W 13. Percival h dart, Pa
F R McConnell k son, Pa .1 Lord, Philadelphia
J G Rohm, Fulton co, Pa J M Rohm, Bedford co, Pa
Jam Strcde, Jr, Pennsylvania Mel P Wakefield, Pa •
D II Ingram. Juniata co Jeld Walton, Princeton
Wm F Lloyd, Clohlmbis, Pa
BARLEY SHEAF—Second etreot, bolow Vine.
J B Hunt, New Jet sey M legarge, New Jersey
Groasdale, Pennaylvania J Dungan, Pennsylvania
:lies Wahms, Chester co D Blair. Bucks county
'S Holcomb. New Jersey Geo H Bartlett, N J
X Uhler, New Jersey J 0,6111111, New Jersey
Josiah Rich, Bocke co G Hinden, Pennsylvania
W Vent:irk, Pennsylvania A J Myers, Milltown
P Blakey, Bucks county T W Milan D In,Pa
G Hartsville X Niles, Haviele
P Bleb, Ducks county J Stackhouse, Attleboro
A Hanahower l la, Pa 0 Cadwaleder, 7.3ucke co
Betti, Bucks county . 'Mies L Niles, Hartsville
M . Contrort, Bucks county J Bich, Panneilrenle
W Rich, Pennsylvania - Wm Crook, New Hope
X Vanderbilt, Harteville D Jarrett, Ponnsylvemie
Wm H Met. Wayne co H H S Borden, Pa
W oxford, Pt Pleasant Mark Sheaf; Centreville
Sergt A White, Ft fe(ontoo Dr Hollyer, Centrehill
J Berl er, Bncke'earant) 0 Comiy, Hyborry
J L Bowen, Baltimore
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above Callowhill.
Peter MCA!, Pennsylvania It 8 Stiimer,,Pennaylvania
NV Both, Pennsylvania W F ffii ler Rw, Pa
David Wllllatos,Daniolarillo Henry . Rader, lifontg co,Pa
C Hager, Quakertown J Hess & la, Bchunkavillo
Thee 81.thenriug, Plitabtug llifra Walter Haber, Pa
Mrs Oliver Ritter,ra Airs bandenslager, Pa
John Ihirhster, Reading
BLACK BEAR-Third street, above CallowitilL
Chas Vieand, Allentown Leidy School, Amity, Po
Cbaa Berea Jenkintown J S Cornell Peasterville
Chas Finney, W Harmer, Pennslniwg
Jelin Demi), T'eunbblug C Morrison Huntington
Coe Buckman, Penn'a 8 Butz, Allentown
W T Shafer, Chester Swings J B Maker, spring Mills
A JOllOB & eon; Al Grained
MOUNT VERNON 130 TEL—Second et., above Arch.
G W Barnes, New Tot k W Griswold, Walton, N Y
V Skinner, Dammam Pa' ,J.O Whitaker, Del co, Pa
.7 D Labor, Monroe co, Pa ' A. Bennett. New York
J Parrustor, Sullivan co, NY B Mitchell, Now York.
MADISON 1101313 X—Second Street, above Market
T S Janson, Delaware C N Shuman, Delaware
Wm H Gauder, N Jerrey A C Hall, I:quintal:
W Wicicaro, Equinunk T pimp.on, Camden, Dot
B R Hadley, Deposit, N Y Dr S 0 Bradshaw, Bucks co
WAITING FOR 'Alt NEWS.
BY TRH BARD OF TONER 11 &Li ft
'Tis torturing to wait
In all suspense's pangs,
While tbia glorious country's tate
In trembling balance hangs.. •
We cannot pull aside •
Futurity's dark veil,
But must In patience bide ;
Nor should our spirits
Traitors themselves confess
Our great McCiellan's ekill,
And we know that Heaven will bless
The cane of Justice still ;
While to our country's care
Our the ughte we should direct,
To mind oar own affairs
Wo must not quite neglect. -
Till we from Richmond hoar,
Let every man and boy
Within his proper sphere
The busy hours employ.
The time to while away,
Ye who true patriots are,
Come eee the grand dieplay
At Tower Hall Bazaar,
Where is offcrod the largest and but assortment of
Beady-made Clothing in Philadelphia, from which a
sizes, ages, tastes, and pockets can be stilted ; comprising
all desirable styles, and all prices, from low grades to the
lineal. We have, also, for those who prefer,• a well-se
looted stock of Piece Goode, which will b made up to
order in the beet manner. Long experience in business
and onr mode of conducting It—buying and rating for
cash only—enable us Ito sell goods that cannot be ex
celled in stubs and workmanship, at the lowest possible
prices.
TOWER lIALL,Ro. HS Market street, Malaita
phis. BENNE CT 00.
SELF- Ai DJUSTIN PATENT CLOTHES
WRINGER.—SoIe Agency for the State of Pennsylvania
JOHN A. DIOR PREY, -
jelE-lte 022 OH lISTNTJT Street, Philadelphia.
OFF/OE OF THE MAYOR, CITY HALL,
&titer Louis, Juue 13, 1982
.To the Creditors of the City of Si. Louis
Interest on the Bonded Debt of the City of St. Souls
already due, and to become dna before the fret day of
July, or Natured Benda still uncaocelled, will be paid,
on and after the first day of tbat mouth, at the Boat
man's Sayings Institution, in eaid city. Subsequent to
the first of July, accruing interest and •bonds, when not
made payable in Philadelphia, will be paid as formerly,
on presentation at the Bank of the Republic, New York,
the City's Bildern Fiscal Agent
No interest will - be allowed on matured coupons or
bonds from and after the first of July proximo.
jelB-oyl ' DANIEL G. TAYLOR, Mayor.
.BATOMILOWS.IIA.III DTP., !
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
V.ILLIA A. BATCHELOR'S celebrated Hair Dye
produces a color not to .be distinguished from nature--
warranted not to injure the Hair in the least ; remedies
the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for
life. GRAY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns a
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beau
tiful. Sold by all Druggist', &c.
Wg" The Genuine is signed wrrzlA'at BATOR'S
LOB, on the four sides of each box.
FAOTORY, No. 81 BARCLAY Street,
(Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond Street),
my2B-ly New York.
$.-T.-1860-g
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS—EX
hausted Nature's Great Restorer. They invigorate,
strengthen, and purify the system, Cure Dyspepsia,
Acidity of the Stomach, Diarrhma, &c. A perfect ap
petizer and tonic. They invigorate the body, without
stimulating the brain. They are compounded of pure
St. Croix Rum, Roots, and Herbs, and are recom
mended by all who use them. Adapted to old or
young, but papicularly rcommended to the weak and
languid. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, sad
Saloons. P. H. DRAKE & CO.,
niy3-mwf3m 202 Broadway, Now York.
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST
&mars, made In the Best fdanner,'expreesly for BB
TAM BALES. LOWEST Selling Prioee marked In
Plain Figures. All Goods made to Order warranted
satisfactory. Our Oss•Pnros SYSTICK is strictly ad
hered to. All aro thereby treated alike.
m42-le JONRO k OA.. field SIAMENT Flfreet.
MAELRIED.
EBIIif—LAMIK.N.—At Reading, Perms ,on Thum
(ley, June 12th, 1862, by the Rev. 'B. B. Lescock, of.
Harrisburg, Bevetley. Heim to rdwardino It , daugh
ter of Ilejor,George M. Leeman, all of Beading. *
GRAYER—GB , FF.;--On the sth inst., at Chesnut
818, by Rev B. M. Heckel, Mr. Samuel S. Graver, of
Moutgominy county, to Mies 'Louie& G. Groff, of Phila
delphia.
.at
31c11117LLIN.—On Snaday. 15th feat, at the residence
of his eon, Smithtown, Long Island, Robert hicanilin,
in the 76th year of Ids age.
The relatives and male friends of the family are in
vited to attend the funeral, tbia day (Wednesday) at 3
PVC, from tLe residence of Bliaba Crowed, ht 0.419 South
Flitli street. tk
OHASE.—At Bt. Joseph's Hospital, in this eity, - at 12
o'clock, June 17th, Captain Cornelius 8. Chase, .agod 30
years, son of Joseph L. Chase,
of Titusville, Pa, The
deceased was Captain of Co. K, 87th Regiment P. V., and
was wounded at the battle of Fair links, Va. [otty
papers pleaeo copy.] ***
MAXWELL.—On the 18th instant., of a wound re.
ceiTed In the engagement on that day, near Fair Oaks,
Jemes Maxwell, late of this city, aged 23 yeam *
ZIEGLEB.—On the morning of the 17th tn4t , Amelia
G., danghter of George K. and Elizabeth 0. Ziegler, in
tbo nib year of her age.
The relatives and friecds a the family are respectfully
invited to ".attend her funeral, from the residence of her
parent', .No. 339 Coates street, on Friday nee. 20th
hut., et 9 o'clock A. AI
MOSELY.—On the 18th Met., Mary, wife of J. H.
Mostly, aged 21 years. •
Funeral from the residence of her father, 11. 0.
Irtimer, 1309 Market street, on Thursday morning, at
9 o'clock. **
81J111M13118.—On the 18th inst., Michael Summers,
aged 98 soars.
Funeral from Us late residence, near Milltown, on
Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock. **
11.11 A 11111. T.—On the 13th lost., Jacob Restart, in the
73d year of hie age,
His male relatives and friends are invited to attend his
funeral, from the residence of his eon, No. 1014,Callow
bill street, this (Wednesday) morning, the 18th inst., at fl
o'clock, without further invitation. • *
ELETOHER.—On the 16th inst., Melanie E., daugh
ter of George and Sophia E. Fletcher, in the 21st year of
her age. .
Funeral from the residence of her parents, No. 538
North Fourth street, this (W.dneaday) morning, at 9
o'clock. *
ROST.—At Fair Oaka, on the Bth inst., Capt. Mar
tin Frost, Co. R, 106th Regiment, P. V., in the 34th year
of hie age.
Funeral from his late reeidence, Beach street, below
Ohnckamaxon, this (Wednesday) afternoon; at 2 o'clock.
BRADBURY.—On the 18th instant, Mary Bradbury,
In the 64th year of her age. „iv
Funeral from the residence of her son, Robert Brad.
bu y, Germantown road, above Berke street, this (Wed
nesday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock. # •
MOURNING GOODS,. FOR JXINE
BALES.—Black Barege Henna or tineri . wllie
Baregee, Baregee, Grape Marais, Silk Malys, Point de
VeLliCO, Summer Bomtazines, Tarniees, tine Mousseline',
Silk Grenadines, Poult de Sole or Mourning Bilk, ,Gros do
Ithlnee, Foulards, Crape - Liege, Grenadine and Grape
Veil,, Barege and Grenadine Shawls. lillk Net Shawls,
&o. Also, Black and White Silks, Foulards, Lawns,
Gingham, Yalencias, Mohaire, &c.
BESSON & 801.08 Mourning Blois,
jell No. 918 0111C8111IIT Street.
orb , PARSON BROWNLOW,. GENERAL
WALBRIDGE. ano W. O. HANN, Esq.; will be
prevent at HANDEL & HAYDN HALL, EIGHTH and
SPRING GARDEN Streets. et :a .STRAWBERRY
FESTIVAL of the NINE TEENTH.ST BEET RT ii-
ODIST'EPTSCO PAL OfIUMIT, Tit ORS DAY E VE
141110,•Jane 19, 1892. The Philadelphia /Ronan Sacred
Mnelt Society, J. Heritage, lender, will also be present.
Tictiate'6o cents, to be had of the Gornmittoe havinctba
eatne in charge, and at the Hall on Toeslay and Wednes
day from 2 to 6 P. N., and on , Thnreday during thiday.
iel7.3t*
Errs 4 TRAWBEttIitY -AND •PLOILAILL VES.
TIDAL, in aid of the BIBLE AmasistrAN
CB GEOlif, North T 1311171 Street, above Girard ammo.
on the afternoon; and Evenings of TUCEIDAY. and
WEDNEtDAY, the 17th end 18th inst.. Tickets of ad
minion Ten Ciente. . • jelB•St*
DT. NOTICE.—AN ELECTION FOR DI
BTOTORS of thO DILINDEN AND &PLAN.
/t: RAILROAD CO EPANY wit' be held at the Office
of the Ct moans. nt 000PER'd POINT, Camden, Now
Jersey, on THURSDAY, the 26th instant, betwesu the i
hours of 11 A. E. and 1 P. 11.
R. FRAZER, Secretary:—:
THE - 1 3 10118$.7PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1862.
ay PENN RELIEF ASSOCIATION FOR
SIOK AND WOUNDED
. _
• POL MRS.
On REID XT :EVENING, June 20,
The entire reeelpte
OF •
CAPS AIN WILLLI A MP
WHALING EXIIIBI rioN
Will be given
IN AID OF
THE PENN RELIEF ASSOCIATION
OF
Tickets Twenty.five Oenta.
For Fide by the
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY,
929 Chestnut Etraot.
W. S. & A. ItIARTIEN t
608 Oheatout Street
J. 0. GARRIGUES. •
jelB St 148 South Fourth Street
Err PEOPLE'S STATE CONVENTION.
THE PEOPLE OF PENNSYLVANIA., who desire
cordially to unite In
SUSTAINING THE NATIONAL ADMINISSII2I.TION
in Its patriotic efforts to anppress a sectional and unholy
rebellion &gaunt the
UNITY OF THE REPUBLIC,
and who desire to support, by every power of the Go
vernment, our 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 Repreeentation
of the State, at such time, and in such manner as
beet respond to the epirit of this call, to meet in
STATE CONVENTION,
AT
HARRISBURG,
On THURSDAY, the 17th day of July next, at 3;
o'clock on Bald day, to
NOMINATI; OARDIDATEB
for the offices of
• AUDITOR GENERAL
/ND
SURVEYOR GENERA'',
and to take each measures as may be deemed neeeseary
to etrongtben the Government in this season of common
peril to a common country.
orOFFICE GIRARD FIRE AND MA
RINE INSURANOI 00bIPANT, 415 wer,.
UT St , PHILAIMILPRIL, May 12, 14431.—The Directors
have thin day declared a lenl-annuel DIVIDEND of
tire° and a half per cent., payable to the stockholders of
tbitf . OompanY, on and after the 15th 'natant.
myl4-mwften AIXEED S. GILLETT. Treasnrez.
07. BAHR NOTICE.—BOOKS ARE NOW
opened at the store of JA MES N. MARKS,
THIRTY•E)GETH and MARKET Streets, and at the
efficeof the WEST PHILADELPHIA. SAVING FUND,
to receive subscriptions to- the capital stock of " The
Bank of West Philadelphia," to be established in the
Twenty- foul th Ward under the free banking law.
jelgostes
orOFFICE MONONGAHELA NAVIGA
TION COMPANY,
Prrirsimno, Nay 23, 1862.
At a meeting of the Board of Managers of this Boman
ny, held on the let of May, 1862, the following resolutions
were anopted'i
Resolved, That coupon bonds of this Company, bear
ing date the first day of July next, be issued to the
amount of Two Hundred Thonsand Dollars,in
some of One Thousand Dollars each, payable in Ba
ty-filo years after the date thei oof, bearing intermit
at the rate of six per centrim annum, Pays
ble semiannually, in the eity of New York, and the said
bonds be secured by mortgage of the works and revenues
of this Company, to be made to Thomas Bakewoll,
trustee, for the holders of said bonds.
Re,Oved, That the President of this Company bo au
thorized to procure, to be negotiated, of tbo mortgage
bonds of this Company, this day ordered. to be Issued, the
amount of one hundred and twenty-fire thousand dol
lars, for cash, or the outstanding bonds of this Com
pany, maturing on the first day of January next, at
par.
In accordance with the foregoing-resolutions, SUB
SCRIPTIONS will he received notiPthree o'clock of the
24th DAY OF JUNE NEXT, for the above loan. In
formation with regard to the character of the Improve
ment may be obtained from Joshua Hanna, Esq , of Ran
na, Hart, t Co , l'ittebnrg; Abraham Gibbon°, Esq.,
Coatesville Cheater county, Pa. ; and Messrs. Jay,
Cook, k Co., Philadelphia, who are authorized to receive
embecriptlons for the loan.
The Capital Stock of the Company Is ....... ....$726,700
Funded debt, (loondsoutatending).... Immo
There is no Boating or other debt existing. Tho works
are in active operatic.n and complete repair, and the re
ceipts justify expectations of the usual or average divi
dend for the present year. Tt o works were so far com
pleted, and the debts 9f the Company paid as to enable
the Ilanagers to declare their first dividend, July 7th,
1863, since which lime they have declared fourteen divi
dends up to July, 1861—eight yea-e—amonnting in the
aggregate to fifty-four and one-half per cent., or six sod
eighty-one hundredths per cent. per annum. There are
no bonds in the market better secured than thole of this
Company, and nose that offer greater inducement, for
investment as to security and prompt payment of inte
rest, which is well known by the holders of the present
outstanding bonds. The object of this mortgage to to
concentrate the bonda of the Company and secure the
whole. A preference will be given to tho present holders
of the bonds maturing Janney let, 1863 The Comptui
reserves the right to accept the whole or any portion of
the amount subscribed.
my 2- tJe24 3. K. 110ORIIKAD. President.
BEATOUARTERS 2d - 11.11 di
.
MEN T /NPAN T RY (NATIONAL . .GITA3O):
I
llembera will ensemble at t h e armory' TO-DAT:-
at two o'clock P. DI , in full divot unmoor uniform
(white pante), to attend the funeral of Cartatu N.
FROST, late 1081 h Regiment Penna. Tole.
11* • •: - Almor J. W. FRII Z, Oonunamlino.
I11CTORY! NIOTORY!!--THE
116th REGIMENT. P. V. M., has been spentellr
accepted - by the War Department for three years or
daring the war. Captatua report Immediately.
Bounty, Rations, Clothing, and Pay furnished from
date of enlistment.
This is the only tbree•yoar Regiment authorized by
the Secretary of War from this Slate, and all patriots
destrone of serving our common country roust now.come
forward. ' The Regiment will positively march on or be
fore the let of September next.
D HEENAN, Colonel Commanding.
A. AIALSEED, Adjutant.
Per G. H. BARDWELL. Major. •
ifeadonartere, 108 South SIXTH Street, Philadelphia.
JOHN C. CAPP 4P:-SON,
No. 23 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON
MONEY INVESTED, AND NOTES AND LOANS
NEGOTIATED ON THE BEST TERMS
JelB.wfAm3t*
S 0 r
r o a 0 c
.0190 WANTED-ON MORT
gage on Rill Property, worth 1350,000.
F
dti rase hl." box 1944 , Pbilatielphia
P. 0. jel2-Ot*
(I W. CHURCHMAN, No. 32 South -
',us FRONT Street, Philadelphia, to prePired to make
cash advances on consignments to his ,frlende in Liver
pool. jeriarn*
$4,250 • THIS MOUNT T0,.1N,
VEST, in one or more Improved Oronild
Bente. Apply to E. PETTIT, No.. 309 WALNUT
Street.jed
T N THE ORPHANS' . COURT. FOR
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHIL timmflll4.
Notice is hereby given that SUSAN F. CCX, the
widow of said decedent, has tiled in raid Court an in
ventors and appraisement, and her petition claiming to
retain the personal property and ceeh of the decadent
therein mentioned to the amount of SOO, under the fifth
section of the act of Assembly of April 14, 1851, and the
suppitreente thereto; and the Court will approve the
same on FRIDAY, July 4, A. D. 1882. unless exceptions
be filed thereto. NATHAN H. SH&RPLESS,
jelB wf 41 Attorney for Widow.
AMEMENTO:— What is more valu
able than a truthful likeness 'I Get a colored Pho•
toaraph of Rgittlinit for 51. They are just tls:i thing.
SZCOVII Street, above Green. lar
DELAY NO LONGER GOING TO
FIRIMEWS. 011-colored Photographs
are unnueetionably the most accurate and beautiful
pictures made. SECOND Street, above Green. It*
R E M.O Y A I:
H. G. LEI9ENRINQ'S
PRINTING HOUSE
REMOVED FROM
NO. 128 SOITTII SECOND STREET
TO
NO. 132 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
Norm! story “ North American " '
EVERY VARIETY OF
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
PROMPTLY 'EXECUTED.
JelB•wfm.Bttr
NEW CROP OF TANItIiA.
BEANS at 39 per pound; also, on hand the
cheepest Chamois and Split Skine in the city
CAMPBELL & BROTHER,
jel.3.2t* No. 133 South .PRO NT Street.
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE.-100
boxes cboico Zugliab Dairy Cheese; suitable for
ailment, in atom and for silo by _
ERODES Jr. WlLLlaldle, •
107 South WATER Street., :
LOST-ON' MONDAY, JUNE '16,.
. in the FIFTEENTH-BTR SET : Oars, 1'4,114 ,tO
St. Jolienh'S ndaPiral, a POCEIE r BOOK containing 117
in bills, some email change, a gold ring, and a bullet;
the latter taken from the wound of the loser. A suitable
reward will be given to any one returning the same to
THOMAS W. EVANS, Bth Pennsylvania Cavalry, Ward
C. No. 1 St. JOSEPH'S
.HOSPITAfe. It*
.
.
si • THE 'SWIFT-SURE MOWING
AND HEAPING MACHINE, very efficient and
durable.
DELANO'4 INPRoTED INDEPIINDENT-TOOTH
HAT AND GRAIN RAKE.
SELF-ADJUSTING HAY ELEVATORS with Anti
fricrica. blocks.
lIICHORS & RRikUSER'3 CIDER MILLS.
Cultivators or Hoe Harrows, Riveted Beek and Silver
Steel Gram Scythes, Grass Hook., Grain Cradles, apple
racers . and Slicers,
.Chtwee, Butter- Workers, Garden
&nines and Syringes, Pranicg• Sheave, &c. ror sale by
DAVID LANDRETH & SON,
Nos. 21 and'Z'S South SIXTH Street, ,
11* • Between Chestnut and Market Streets.
A. X. MoOLIIRE,
Chairman of the People's State Committee.
GRO. W. FIAMMERBLY,/ Secretaries.
JOHN M. SULLIVAN, • tayl ti
F.MANCULL.
STOCK AND NOTE BROKERS,
Pirectly opposite the Ittehanics' Bank
0011MI8SION.
BOARD OF BROKERS
LEGAL.
Estate of JOSEPH G. 00X, Deceaaed
PHOTOGRAPHS
RETAIL DRY GOODS
pYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH and
.1:4 anon. leave
Bina Flannoie for Bathing Robes.
Greif Flannels for Battling hobos
Plat G s runnrix for Bathing anbna.
str, feiiplaies fur BA tong Bones. jell;
PYRi. & LANDELL BaVE a full
anortment of
•
Tourists' Bros GOlv i e.
Mode Orenedtee
Witte, of surerior strode.
Sei•eide Stripe Shawls
White I:Wage end She land Shawls. ids
EYRE & LANDELL HAVE a full
aPporlment of •
Boomer Bed Q.)llts.
Fg nit Doylies and Napkins.
Moen Drannik Table Olotbs •
Ikd Bordered Toweby Ac., &c. jell{
T . EATEER-COLORED POULT DE
I..ai soma.
LIM% roult de Boles.
Light Colors for Bonnote.
• j4lB EYRE & I; &EDELL.
BLACK LACE SHAWLS, POINTS,
B01:110/01.18. &c. at reduced prices.
CIIEWEN BTODDART & BROTHER,
450, 452, and 454 North SECOND Street,
felB if Aisne Willow.
B ROCHE nt.. BABEGE ANGL
Sumner Dumb Goads at low peieee. .
CUBWIN EITODDART k BROTHER,
460, 44 mid 454 North SEOOND Street,
jelS.tfAboro Willow
. . .
PII.IiTED . B KREGEB, 15,18, and 20
. cents. • '
Sommer Drese floods allow pricos.
CURWEN STODDARD & BROTHICR,
450, 452 i and 454 North SEPOND SOW,
jelB-if Above !Willow.
IarLOUNOED - BAREGE ROBES,
I . IIX eente per yhr3. •
Summer Drm Gonth. at law prices.
OURWEN, STODD &AT I BROTITZI,
460, 453, at 4 454 Noith SEOOND Street,
jelS4f Above Willow.
fIREPE CAPITA---&..ntow Traaierial
IL/ for TravellielDrespeeet 12X cents. Dress Goods
at reduced wires. . • . •
'ARMEN STOWDART & 11110TVIER,,
450, 462, and 454 North SNOOND Btraer,-
.
jelB-lf Above Willow.
STELLA SHAWL:'—AII grades and
colors, at reduced prices.
CURWI S MOD ART & BROTHER,
• 460,452, end 954 I9orth SECOND Street,
jelB4f • Above Willow.
•
pLAID BILKS- B everal lots
• from Auction, comprising choice styles, at reducel
pride. '
CIIRWEN STODD &BM ,Se BROTIXER,
450, 452, null 454 North SECOND Street,
jolB-tf Abovo Willow
RICH. 01i0ESY • BLACK SlLKS
dorsprieloi all widths and grad•e;:*eli we are sell
iog at oar usual low price..
CURIVEN STODDART k 11110191 ER
450, 452, and 451 North SBOOND Sweet,
'Above Willow
JAS. R. CAMPBELL oo.i
7:11 MeTNUT 818 T 3
• oirelt
WIIOI.IISATAC An . DETAIL,
Tarp choico Goodin' . recent importation.
Black E ilk Checked Grenadiue, extra quality.
Foulard *Atka, elegant et,ties and duo quality.
Black 831bs, best brands.
Brodie Barego, llernaula and Nozambioues.
8-4 Paris 11tl d'Cherte.
Poll d , Ohecre, all wool filling.
Grenadino Voile, In mode and othor shades.
WBITB GOODB AND LINENS
In great variety, at extremely tow price. 7e6-tf
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO DRY
.1. GOODS SDOPPERS.—ADASII' CENTRAL DRY
GOODS STORE, which has beau located for the p .st ten
yt era at the southeast corner of EIGHTH and ARCH
Etrcels, will, after July let, occupy only the
BARAIONT BUILDING. 115 ARCH S MEET, FIRST
DOOR BELOW ELGHTII,
Being the eastern p ,, rt of the premises now known as
Eighth and Arch streets.
. During the alteration, to reduce stock, a
DISCOUN r OF TEN REV,. CENT.
kill be made. for cash,only, on all Dre3s Goods, amount
leg to over $l, and. . . _
FIVE PER CENT.
will be made, for eneh only, on all other goods in the
hlore amounting to over St. Citstomere have only two
weeks to avail themselves of this rare opportunity.
ADAMS,
NIGLITEI and ARCH streets.
EBY'CB.EAP BAREGE ItOBEEI
A large iIITOICO of Frexch Barege Robes, printed
figures and dark grounds, with sUk flouncings, at :one
third of the importing cost..
Printed French Barnes at very low pricoe.
Plain and barred Colored Bareges, cheap.
Harlow and wide Barege Anglels..
French Lawna of fine quabty and new Orbs
' SIIaRPLEBS BROTHERS,
..101 CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
rgiOAKS ! CLOAKS! ' . CLOAKS!
THZ °MUTEST BARGAINS II THZ 01T1
IVENS & CO.'S,
No. SS SOUTH NINTH EraVET.
TIM LARGEST STOOK,
THE BEST ASSORTMENT,
THE OROIOEST COLOR!,
• - THE FINEST QUALITIES, $
TAN MOST SUPERB TRIMMINGS,
THE NEWEST emirs,
TJIB REST WORE,
axn
DECIDEDLY THE LOWEST PRICES,
IN THE OITY,
IVENS & CO.'S,
N 0.28 KANE NINTH STREET.
mb26-am
CLOAKS.—If you want the best value
for your looney, go to the City Cloak Store, 147
Borth BIGHTE. Street. above Cherry. mh24l-&n
(ILO/JO AND . MANTILLAS.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
' Of all the Sewed Materials,
• AND OBOIOEST PATTERNS,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES,
41T
my16.90s No. 25 South TENTH. Street.
CLOAKS !
A HAGNIBIDENT ASSORTMENT
OF
ALL THE NEWEST. STYLES IMPORTED THIS
SEASON,
With every new material, made up and trimmed in the
very beet manner, at prices that defy all competition,
AT PHI
PARIS CLOAK STORE,
N. E. 00.1U1113 EIGHTH AND WALNUT STS.
•
• mblB-8m . '
1024 OH ESTNII S,TBICBT
E. M. NEEDLES
Invitee the t , special attention" of "Ladies"
who intend .tt spending the summer" in " the
country" at " Watering Places," or in " travel-
Zing." to a very large aseortmet of
"TRIMMED AND MADE-DP GOODS,"
IN "SETS, SLEEVES," &c.
In a POINTEi VALENOIENNE, GUIPURE,
MALTESE," and other Lama ; and in
"LINEN, oAld/3310, AND SWISS,”
which be bee just opened.
Also, in " Fa/examine Trimmed" and "Rul
ed Cambric Handkerchiefs," embroidered, in
anis . ; together with a general. assortment. o
White Goods, Linens, knees, Embroideries,
Veils, Handkerchiefs," to., adapted to the re
irements of the present season.
A large end varied assortment of "Garibaldi
Muslims," and "Black and White Figured Net"
for " Meeves."
All the above of the • "Latest Styles," sad •
be " Very,Lowest Prices." • jo3
1094 OR USTNIIT OTBEIOT
BROOME 8AREG03,..: . 01- at
20 cents. • . . .
Rich styles floe French Batista,. x 631 to 87 cents.
Bich styles Silk and Woel °bales, at 50 cents.
RIOH STYLFS SILK GRENADMES.
• • 50 nieces plain Mozarnbigues; double width.
Thin dress semis of every description •
TRIMMING RIBBON'S, COLORED EDGES,• ALL
• 8119 DES. •
Jest received, a small lot of
Very cheap fancy Silks.
1 lot figured Silks, solid colors, greens, purples, and
modes, at 75 cents.
1 lot Corded Silks, solid colors, lose, maize, purple, and
mode, Sl, worth $1.25. -•
Plain brown and mode Silks at 87 cents. . •
Plain brown and mode Silks at 81 72%
A large and choice assortment of
Lace Botimons,
Lace Mantles, with Ruffles,
Lace Motto,
Fifty per cent. less than cost of importation.
If. STEEL & SON,
jet). tf No: 713 North TENTH St , ab. COATES.
Q.- CENT.•GRAY GOODS.
v 8-cent . . Brodie Figured Mohairs.
113(-cent Dark Mozonibiones.
12% -cant. Original Quality Lovelies.
12X- cent. Figured Bungee, reduced from 87 cents,
34-cent.litiped Idozambiones, worth 25 cents.
Neat Fast-Colored Lawns, 12% and 15 cents.
Large Lots of Cheap Thin G.mds.
FINE WIDE MOZAMBIQUES.
Gray Doable-Width Fine Mozambigues.
Black Bareges, eomo bargains, 18% to '2.5 cents.
25• Cent: Finest Black Tamartinos.
BARGAINS IN ALPACAS.
Finest Black Alpaca.; ever sold, for 25, 31, 38, 40 ohs.
Colored Alapacas i . good, for 25 cents.
DAMASK. NAPKINS.
81.60 per dozen. NeatFignres, Fast Edges, worth $2.
Finer Grades Napkins, Damask Towels.
Power-Loom and other Table Linens.
Extra Fine Table Damasks and Cloths.
COOPER & COWARD,
je7-tf S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET Streets.
. N -EW SPRING PRINTS,
OHOIOII BTYLBS.
• bIBBRIMAOIk
8P8A0173, • • .
• PAOILTIO
• ALL TWIILVE AND I SALT anwr&
A large lot beet elrlea and fut colon atilt°. •
• 00WPIIRTHWAIT & 00.
mbl6-tf N. W. nor. BIOTITE and KARIM the
N EW EMBROIDERIES, WHITE
GOODS, tto.—Jnet opened, nerd assortment
of desirable French and ScotchN a. died Baru*
Menge, Interline, Nandkerobiefs, Collars, Sleeve., eto,
.
at very bow prices. .
. ALSO..
A fall lime of all descriptions of White Goods for Ladles'
wear, of the most approved makes.
.1:1"PAID, YA.N HABLLNOZN. & ABELSON,
jet 1008 OliEtrraln Street..
rpfuOAKS, PA.LA.TOTES AND MAN-
TiliLAS.—Ladlea in want of the above articles miff
find it to their &drat:4.43 to visit the old established home
of Idx& HENICY, No. US Notth NINTH Street, below
&BM Thibaut Paris Styles always on hand at Woo
that astonish everybody. . at44loa
vEW CLOAK• STORE!
A_N The most elegant assortment in the OW.
No. 29 South NINTH Street,
Mh2B-3m rrirst door above Oheatnnt.
IVORY TY PES.:.-11einier'.0 . Ivorytype.s
ate exquisite. Thereto a deliglitful trnth and fresh•
nen in Owe pictnree never_yet equalled in thle style of
art. SBOOND Street, above Green. ' ltee
TNGOT COPPER' FROM THE'
.JmyGDAtorn Ib.II4ING COMPANY,. of Lake
Snrerior, for 8414 In lot° to
a t coT i gt t it !NWT:
416 ARCII Street.
.kaB-wsBnt*
VI3ODES . & .WILLIAMS, No. 107
_Lt. south WATER Street, otter for sale the following:
75 cases assorted Jellies.
1(0 cares A Mellen Pickles, - pints and quarts. -
• 50 oases American Pickles' gallons and halt gallon,.
50 cases French Brandied Oherries.
76 cases French Brandied Peaches.
40 cases Lirwis'A Bros.' Condensed
50cases Bordeaux Olive Oil, in black bottles.
20 cases Virgin Oljof Aix.
• 50 'eases Bacgelupl Oil, pinta and quarts.
Also, a well. assorted stink Crorset & BlentivelPs Cele
brated English Pickles.' • '
',es .
RETAIL DRY GOODE.
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR.
CASSIMERES.
LIGHT MIXTURES.
SILK MIXTURES.
FINE BLACK
CLOTHS.
LikDIES , OLOAKING3
lILACH BROADOLOTIIS.
BILE MIXED COnTINGS.
NEW MELTON&
COOPER &. CONARD.
S.' E. CORNER NINTR AND MARKET
my27-Im
I WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION
Jll. of my castanets and friends to the following Goods,
wbicb are fresh and desirable:
Black end White ylaid Silks.
Organdie Lawns, choice styles.
One lot of Lisle Ganntlets, at 13X c a pair.
One lot of Black Bilk, 61.12) ; the beat I ever had for
tho money.
At • • JOHN H. STORBEe,
1e10.6m 702 Anil Street.
BLACK AND WHITE CHECKED
.11-1 email lot jug received, silk and
thread. Double width and Single Checked Weratode.
SUARPLESEIBROTEIETtS,
103 CTIESTNIIT and MOUTH Strvets
NEW PUBLICATIONS
;O.
• NEW BOOKS.
OADa-FISH OF THE NORTH.
A new work on init, rialtos, and everything in any
aay appertaining to that sport. Unlike all othe , works,
this has the advantego "of being fresh an new, giving
information upon all modern improvements in tacklo—
on the boil ground. for all game fiali—with biota upon
"camping out," &c., Sc Au invaluable work for ovary
argatcman. ()loth bound. Price SIM.
JOHN DOE AND RICHARD ROE.
A capital new novel of New York City Llfe, by Edivard
S. Gould. Cloth bound. Price $l.
•
NEARLY READY:
LES IiIIBERABLES—OORETTE.—The second part
of Victor lingo's magnificent novel.
ORIENTAL HAREMS AND SURNERY.—A piquant
and spicy work no Dm Nast, by a Froncb woman.
THE MO}GESONS.—A clever now novel, by Mrs
It. II Stoddard.
TEE GREAT CONSUAItiIA.TION.—a. Sequel to
The Great Trlbolation," by Dr. Cumming.
OUT OF BIS ITEAD.—A Strange and Eccentric
Romance, by T. B. Aldrich.
CARLETON, Publisher, •
jellwe tf NEW YORK.
tit ÜBNBULL'S MILITARY HY
GIENE.
Hints and observations on Military Hygiene; with the
best means of treating the Medical and Surgical Die
elutes of the Army. By Laurence Turnbull, M. D., one
of the Surgeons to Howard Hospital, &c., JUS: pulp.
lishad. . Price 86 cent!.
great amouCt
ti usearch and labor hal been ax
nded upon this licok L tne Is &levying of credit
for the concise yet comprehensive manner ,n Which ha
has presented the subject treated. As a monograph
neon Medical and Surgical Diseases in the Army, and
the best means of preventing and curing them, it will be
of great value"
For sale, a ith a largo assortment of works on
MEDICINE, SURGERY, &c..
at low Week by LINDSAY & BLAIIISTON
014.4t* 26 South SIXTH' St above Chestnut
"NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!
RAVENSHOE. By Henry Kingsley, author
of Geoffrey Hamlin." 12ino. 51.25.
TRAGEDY OF SUCCESS. 12mo. 75 cents.
AGNES OF SORRENTO. By Mrs. H. B. Slovre.
Thno. 51.25.
THE SUPEBNATURAL IN RFL&TION TO THE
NATURAL. By Dr. MeCosh. 51.25.
PRISON LIFE IN RICHMOND. By Liout. Wm. C.
Hair's. 12mo. 75 cents.
THE PEARL OF ORR'S ISLAND. By Mrs. H. B.
Stowe. 12mo. $1.25.
A .PRACT TOAL GUIDE TO THE STUDY OF THE
DISEASES OF THE EYE. By Hoary W. Williams,
111. D. 12mo. $1.50.
For pale by
WILLIAM S. & ALFRED MARTIEN,
jel4 No. 606 CHESTNUT Street.
CIRCULATING - LIBRARY
WBROTHERIELEADII •CI It 0 II
• :LATINO LIBBABY.—AU the BIM English
end American Books ' 'including ALL GLASSE i or Lice.
raturo. This is the ON LY Library in the country that
includes all the NEW ENGLISH BOORS that arena
REPRINTED here.
Turns per year : 6 months 88; three months $1.50,
or 3 cents per day. 218 South EIGHTH street...je74mie
HOTELS
pOWERS' HOTEL,
Kos. 17 and 19 PARK now,
(OPPOSITE THE ASTOU nOOSE,)
NEW YORK
TEEMS 81.50 PEU DAY.
This popular Hotel has !ably been thoroughly repo
oated and refurnished, and now poeaessee all the iequi.
sites of a
FIRST-CLAM ROTEL
The patronage of Philadelphians and the travelling
public, desiring the beet accomodatione and moderate
charges, is respectfully solicited.
j0.3-3re H. L. POWERS, Proprietor.
STEVENS HOUSE, •
(LATE DELMONIOO43,) •
No. 26 BROADWAY,
NEW YORE.
Five minute& Walk From Ball River boat landfills.
Chambers street, and foot of Cortland street.
mid& am GEO. W. STEPHENS, Pro Dilator.
CARD.— THE UNDERSIGNED,
late of the GIPARD HOUSE, Philadelphia, hays
leased, for a term of years, WILLARD'S norm', in
Washington. They take this occasion to return to their
old friends and customers many thanks for peat favors,
and beg. to assure them that they wiii be moat happy to
see them In their new quarters.
SYKES, CHAD WICK, St• 00.
W/SIII.SOTON, July 16, 1861. an2.l-ly
COOKING RANGES,' FURNACES, &c
COOKING -RANGES.
ELEVATED DOUBLE-OVEN COOKING
RANGE.
This Range has affordcd more satisfaction than any yet
offered to the nubile.
. ARNOLD & WILSON,
: 1010:CHESTNUT Street.
NV-ARM AIR FURNACES,
Of the moat approved and economical pattern!,
SUITED TO ALL CLASSES OR BUILDINGS.
ARNOLD & WILSON,
1010 CHESTNUT Street
.
VNAMELFD SLATE MANTELS.
XII A large variety as UMW beautiful Alantela at
VERY LOW PRICES.
ARNOLD & WILSON,
1010 CHESTNUT Street.
LOW -DOWN AND COMMON
PARLOR GRATES,
FOR HARD OR SOFT COAL. •
Hot-alr Registers and Ventlistors—a large assortment.
ARNOLD. & WILSON,
1010 CHESTNO I" Street.
a023-cr.es2mir
SAFES
LELLIE'S SAFE DEPOT BE
mints to 'No. 21 South SEVENTH 13ft-oot,
• Franklin :blatant°.
The undersigned, thankful for past favors, and bolas
determined to merit future patronage, has scoured as
elegaut and convenient etore, and has now on head a
large aseortment of Lillie's elobrated Wrought an
Chilled Iron Tire and Burglar Proof Safes, (the out
ete icily lire and burglar proof seem made.) Also, LiliWt
Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe. and Bank Locks.
Lillie's Bank Vault Doors and Looks will be fcerrdshed
to order on short notice. This is the strongest, best pro.
tooted, and cheapest Door and Lock yet offered.
Also, particular attention he called to Lillte'a Nes
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, do. This Safe is oon.
ceded to surpass hi style and elegance anything yet at.
fared for this purpoee, and le the only one that is BMW,
fire and burglar proof.
SPACIAL NOTIOIO.-I have now on hand ray twenty co!
Terre), Herring, & Co.'s Safes, most of them nearly nor.
and some forty of other makers, comprising a complete
assortment as to sizes, and all lately exchanged for the
now celebrated Lillie Safe. They will be sold at very
low prices. Please call and examine.
ja2s-Iyif IL 0. BADLNI, Agent.
101 EVANS k WATSON'S
SALAMANDER UMW
STORE,
16 SOUTH POITRTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, P.
A large variety of 'FMB-PROOF OAT= always or
band
FIRE CRACKERS.-500 boxes Gold
Chop No.l Fire Crackers.
Oranges and 'Lemons, in prime order, for sato by
BUODES & WILLIMdS.'
No. 107 South WATBR Street.
EXPRESS. •
On and after June 17, ISB2,
HIRAM MAS,SEY
Will run an Exnrem to the
UNITED STATES ARMY GENERAL HOSPITAL,
FORTY-FOURTH and PINE Streets,
Twice a day from
JOHN BENIN E'S 15th and Market.
. JEREMIAH °ADMITS, 73d Market.
JAMES CAMPBELL'S. 11th and Market.
• • T. B PUGH'S, 6th and Chestnut.
- H. O. ROHM'S, 54 North Second street.
]t* St JOSEPH ASYLUM., Seventh and Spruce.
TIRE HALY, MORSE, AND BOY
DEN EIBLF-ADTUSTING
CLOTHES WRINGER.
This Wringer has given universal satisfaction, and Is
warranted to do so In every particular. Before pi:tram/sing,
call, examine, and try it, at office of JOY; COE, 8 Co:,
TUTU and CHESTNUT Streats.
.iel2.3m ' D. N. SNOW.
10t 0 Y S', MISBES', AND.. OHM
-UP DBEN'S •
CLOTHING, •
IN ENDLESS VA-SILTY,
Ar
No. IST South EIGHTH Street,
mrls-9n , Three Doors above wALNIrr.
MATTINGB ! MATTING-8! MAT
TINGE! •
2.4 WHITE AND CHECKED,
4-4 WHITE AND CHECKED,
5-4 WHITE AND CHECKED, '
6.4 WHITT, AND. CHECKED,
AT "LOW PRICES' YOB OABII.
' REEVE L. KNIGHT ,
No. 262 Beath aNCOND
m 7 717-1 m t[ Nat aide, near SAVO*
" •
•
SUMMER RESORTS.
("19N6 RE SS IT A. LI , ATLANTIC
‘.l OITY. by G. W ETV - KIX, the proprietor of the
Unl ed Etstes thtte years ego.
The Hell has boeu out into complete order and gretely
lmatovtd. A new office, billiard saloon, bar-room, and
bette banes!, are moat eye-Hardly arranged and aptly ap
t ropriehd ror their respective men. Oonsretet hall is
LOW the nearest house to the rolling turf on the smooth
poyth u of the level beach.
The subscribrr avails himself of the present oppor
tunity to rrtnrn his thoults to hia former patrois of the
"States." ear rt sp•ethely Imp Imes to row tl all that
be will be happy to too t lii in at Congress Hall, ON
AFTER JUNE Met insta.,t, at which tine ho
~,alts reedy to socenuutidste the public.
inlB-Ini* • G. W HINKLE, L-scpe.
SEA BA T Inngreva Hall,
Lcng Branch. New lei e I now open for o w
rceeplion of visitot Peru•+ within' to mantra roolus
viiirieecoaddreea WOOTAIAN srmic ,
jelb 12t . Proremor.
SURF HOUSE ,. ATLANTIC OI.T Y
•
N. J.—TMs Ppacione Hotta, over 600 Poet In length,
at with 1,100 fret of veranda, fronts on the ocean, ex
tendini hack, with its r.ttr, to the railroad. it pos+osses
the most advantagPons hcatlon on the island, with per
fectly safe bathing in front, and is, in fact, the only tint
clnie hoti I within a short distance of the beach.
A gcod Band of Music has been engaged for the season.
The Billiard.room and Bowling Alleys will be wader the
charge of Mr. RALPH BENJAAIIN, of Phdadelphi
Additional improvements have been snide, and the ac
commodations will be found equal, If not superior, to any
on the coast. •
'no I)(mPa will be opened, for the inception of guests,
on 'THURSDAY, June 19.
R. S. WItNBOI4, Proprietor
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
This celebrated Hotel will be open for the reception of
visitors on Saturday, Jane 21, 1862, and ail! centhine
open until September 15.
Since the last season many handsome imorovements
have been made, both to the house and the grounds,
adding still further to the comfort, convenience, and
Warm a of the guests.
Persona desiring to spend the sum evr et the Sea Shore
WM find the accommodations at the UNITED STATES
btreila to those of any other how on the AtlentiO
Coact.
HASSLER'S CELEBRATED BAND has bean en
gaged for the season, and will to under the direCtion of
the 3fet BM Hamster.
Mr. 'THOMAS H. BARRATT, late of Cape Mar, will
hare charge of the Billiard Room, Ten. pin Alley s, and
Shooting Gallery.
the extensive improvements msde two ream ago, and
those now in contemplation by the owners of this splendid
establishment, are an ample guarantee of what the patrons
of the house may expect under its present management.
HENRY A B. BROWN,
jel2-1m For Proprietorte.
SUMMER BOARDING.- BROAD
TOP Pi/CURTAIN HOUSE.—A. romantic spot for a
SUN lIIR RESIDENCE on ono of the 3tountsin Tops
of Pennsylvania, reached dells , by the Pennsylvania
Central. and the Brosd Top Mountain Ballrowt tram
Huntingdon. The House is one of the finest in the in
terior of the State, handsomely furnished with all the re.
ntilsitra for comfort and convenience—pure air, deli.
clots spring water, romantic scenery, and everything to
ref tore and invigorate health. Telearaph station and a
daily nail, so that daily communication may be had with
Philadelphia.
The Pennolvania Railroad will furnish excursioo
Heide through the season. Persons leaving Philadel
phia in the morning can tate tea at the Mountain House
the same evening.
Ibe subscriber has kindly boos allowed to refer to the
following gentlemen, residents of Philadelphia, who have
been softens of the Mountain House:
Wm. COmmthgel. EN , i David P. Moore, Egl.
~_
0., i3 V 211 .:, 111 . 1 P r r..',., - seq., ThDS. Zioatitire, Esq.,
Bon. Henry- D. Moore, Lewitt T. Wathon, Esq.,
.
John McOnulee, Esq., O. Albert Lew(/ ' Z.:":".,
J, .ha Esrtman, Esq . Richard D. Wood, ilia.
TEAMS MODER&TS. For urtber information, oddrest
JOSEPH MORRISON, Proprietor.
jel2-1m Broad-Top City, lluntioadon count*, Pa.
GRESEON SPRING", OASII3RIA
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 hundred feet above the level o!
the ocean, will be open for guests from the letb of June
till the ]Oth of October. Since last season the grounds
have been greatly improved and beautified, and a now.
ber of Cottages have boon erected for the accommods.
n of families. rendering Cresson oue of the most
romontic and attractive places in the State. The faro--
tore is being thoroughly renovated. The seeker of
pleasure and the sufferer from boat and di.eam wilt fink
attractions .here in a first-class Livery Stable, Billiard
Tables, Tenpin Alleys, Baths. &C., tozether with the
purest air and water, and the most magnificent mountain
scenery to be found in the country.
Tickets good for the round trip from Philadelphia.
$7.60; from Pittsburg, $3.01.
For further information, address
G. W mutaapt,
j e 5.2, n creeson Springs, Cumbria oft.-... Fa.
BEDFORD SPRINGS. . A. G. AL.
LEN respectfully informs the public that this eels
braced and fashionable WATERING PLAGE is Mil
open and fatly prepared for the reception of Yiettotk
ape still be kept open until the let of October. •
Parma wishing Bedford Mineral Water will be stip.
plied at the following prime at the Springs-viz:
Fora bane' (oak) e 3 00
‘. half-barrel 2 00
Partin wisbine rooms or any information in regard k
the place will address the Bedford Mineral Berinm
Company." my7l3-tw
BOARDWG
aFitMANTOWN. BOARPING .
BiDe airy TOOMP, with first-oleos board. Apply in
MAIN Street, west Ale. fifth house above WALNUT
Lao% or. at - No. 168 North FIFTH. Street; Philadel•
pMs. PAT-Be*
PRIVATE BOARDlNG.—Aimommo
dations for Gentleman and their Wises with plea.
pant sinale and oommitnicaitog rooms Alen. pleasant
rooms icr serval tingle Gentlemen. Apply at 803 North
TENTH Street modorote. iolo.l2tok
.
WANTS.
lerj A. .
SECOND. HAND... FIR E
PROOF. extra Joni, • Wilt: -be oorebssod for
mum. Address, stating dimensions, Box 10M Post
Office." . ll*
WANTED IMMEDIATEL Y-
Twenty. five compoient Phyeleians for duty on
putted States treueporta. Apply at once to Dr. W. S.
BING, U. S. A., [drilled Director, N0.•422 WALNUT
Sin et, Philadelphia. " It* •
AYOUNG NAN wishe3 Employment
et some light business; has had considerable expo
rhino in business, and cao give the best rePrence, if t e
cesaary. Please address IL 71. G., Rex. 730 Philadel.
tlis Poet Off co jol7-2t*
IiNTANI ED—A person having means,
and able to influence a good cash and short-credit
custom, to join tbe advertiser, abo has eqsal advantages,
la a desirable brawl) of the near-trade Dry Goods bast.
sew. bddrem 6 , Near Trade," Press Office. jeb4.6t*
V9NTED-2.000 Men along the line
of the Lehigh Canal, say 1,500 laborers, 250 oar_
'tenter'', and 250 stene masons. Apply to the °Mears of
the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company, at WAUGH
°BUNN; ALLENTOWN, or EASTON, or anyahere
along the line of the works. jell),
fOR SALE AND TO LET.
(VIAL- OIL WORKS FOR SALE
.
.J within the Smite of the city. Aay person Neighing
to employ a Capital to good oleantam will plea* apply,
for full particulars, at No. 127 WAIiNIIT Street.
PHILADELPHIA, July ]l, 1862. jal2-12t0
TO DISTILLERS.
"The DISTILLERY known aa the
• "PHCENIX.,m
and formerly owned and occupied by BAIML. BETTE,
Seg., *Mooted on TWENTY-TIMED, between ILLO3II
and VINE Streets, Philadelphia, Capaolty 000 blahs!,
per day, le now offered for sale on reasonable and sooom
modstbm term. le in good running order, and big ell
the modern improvements. An Arteelan well on the pro
mises riirniehel an unfailing supply of good, pure writer.
Addresa Z. LOCKE & 00., No, 1010 MARKET
appes„Pliffadelphia. . t023-fltl
[Kitdcl j:1i1!
THE COPARTNERSHIP .heretofore
_L existing ta teem the eabscribere, noder the firm of
BROWN, KUNKEL. & 00., is this day dissolved, by
mutual consent. Each partner he authorized to setae
the business. W.. H. BROWN,
O. W.'RONKEL,
GEO. W. HALL.
PHILADRLPIIIA, June 2, 1862 .
THE UNDERSIGNED have this 4ay
(Orme& &Copartnership, under the firm of KUNKEL,
BALL, & CO , et& wilt continue the Whole/ale Cloth
ing boomes et No. 525 MARKET Street.
C. W. - KUNKEL,
GEOI:GE W. HALL.
PHILADELPHII. June 2, 1862. lel6-Bcic
C OPARTNERSHIP NOTIOE.—The
1.1 undstnigned base formed a copal thershir, under the
firm of BLADE, HUTH, is 00., for the purpose of
transacting the Domestic Dry Goode Ooremits'on Bnei•
was, at• Nos. 40 and 42 South FRONT Sweet, and 39 LE-
T/T1.6. §treet. JARVIS SLANT,. •
J. FRAILEY SMITH.
PHILADELPHIA, June 32. 18b2. Jel2.6t
SEWING _MACHINES
WHEELER & WILSON,
• BAyirINGI.I4I4.OIIENP43,
628 CHESTNUT STREET,
jela- 3m PHILADILPHIL.
MOUNT MORIAB CEMETERY. -
This ground Is located a few yards off the Darby road,
about the same distance from the city as Laurel Hill, sad
Is beautifully situated on the highest point of ground . Am
miles around.
Its soil is admirably adapted for the purpose designs%
being high and dry. The public are invited to examine
its claims before purchasing elsewhere.
General and sectional plans may be examined at the
COMPANY'S OFFICE,
He. 198 SOUTH SIXTH SMUT,
Where rally further tntormalfon will be oheertally
forded by the agent.
DESIRABLE LOTS,
AT LOW PRICES, AND ON LIBERAL TERMS,
Are now In the market, some of them in sections jtlEi
opened, having hitherto been held in reserve.
Orme Hones from 8 A. M. to 4 P. M., and either b..
fore or after these horn, at the residence of the under
signed,
No. 314 NORTH TENTH STREET.
FREDERICK A. VAN CLEVE,
• - GENERAL AGENT
N. 8.--Oonveyanee. to and from the Oemetery for
Pooh se desire to purchase: t0y16.20i
OPENDIG OF A SUMMER • GAR
row.—The undersigned bogs leave to Inform the
public that be boo opened for the season his FINE GAB
DEN and HOTEL, at the loot of COATES Street, oppo
site Jfaimount Park. Families are particularly Invited.
foe Cream, Cotes, excellent Lager Beiir. of Banal brew.
ory, Wines, dm., edam!' on hand.
HENRY MUCHA,
mvit-3m T.WEN.TE4HITENTH. and COLTER! Sta.
a an , TURTLE: AND: CLAM SOUP
7 - wei. soma datly4Biiisik 080010831* Jim
111088 TA, 808 KA/SET Moot.
7848 M 08 8 1 118 4 0811118881. • . IsioNtt
JAllitd K. 808t50.1.
Superintendent.
DI - REMODEL
David Jaynk,M. D., Charles H. Rogers,
John M. Withal], John K. Walker,
Rdward O. Knight, Robert Shoemaker,
Thomas S. Stewart, William Struthers.
Henry Lewis, Jr. • Elijah Jones.
DAVID JAIME, M D., President.
• • JOHN H. WRITALL, The Preeident
axon S. MOOD; Secretary.
MINN Oommonwealtb Betiding, 613 oßmermnrs
iliket:Phtladolphis: ' woa-v er
NATIVE WINES.
eiBIOTLY PURE JUICE OF THE GRAPE—THE
MOST DELICIOUS, RICE, AND FRUITY
WINES EVER OFFERED TO
THE TIMM.
•
AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT JEST RECEIVED.
ALBERT 0. ROBERTS,
DEALER IN TIEN GROONIRLES,
CORNER ELEVENTH AND 'TINY, STS
TELE BEST ASSORTME NT Of
.1.. Fine Grocerlee in the City, M a r o er a llo ß wrlze ti,
SEVENTH lend NOBLE and SIXTH and WOOD.
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NEW MACKEREL. •
150 Bids New Large No. 3 ltlnoltAtet
150 Half Bt.la -4.
In store and and for sale by
TRY JAMES' -HOMER & SON'S
Choice Green arid 'Black Teas. Scores SEVENTH
and NOBLE, and SIXTH and. WOOD jell
MACKEREL, HERRING, SHAD,
2,500 BM's *MAIN Noe. ). 2, and 3 Mackerel, late.
caught fat flab, Iq assorted packages.
2,600 BbLs New Zartport, Fortune Bay, and Halifax
herring.
2.500 Boxes Lubec, Sealed, sod 1:o. 1 herring.
150 Bbla New Mesa Slisd.
260 Boxes Herkimer County Chesee, Stu.
In store and for sale by
OUTEKUNST, 'FOURTH and
Ijs 1311kNOII, 1., among hair-dyera, what Parson
Drownlow hi, just now, among Southern patriots, the
meat popular name extant.
.BBLS. GOOD CARBON OIL,
L.MJ for Bale in whole or tote, at No. 415 CO 3151ERCII
Stmt.lf-Ottr•
THE TURF
PHILADELPHI RACES.
j "-, -SPRING UUNNING MEETING, SUE
-FOLKf PARK OOURSE.
SI&KES AND puaRE3
There will be FOUR DAYS' RACING, at from Ono to
Three-Mite Heats. and Half-Mile Heats for Sattetio
Horses, at the Suffolk Park Omuta.
Commencing on MONDAY. Jnno 2,59. and ending on
T WISH AY, Juno 26th, 1862.
Tim moat ceb brated lin-9 , 9 in Americo., will be pro-
Pent to run fly ee races. Among then/ aro :
Idiewild, Molly Jackson, Laura" Faris,
. Lighlnirg. Betty Ward, llilleborsugh,
Pope, Sweigert, Reporter, Bloodiu,
Millington, Ann Clark. Bay Flower,
Nortnn Erl,l). Wagram, Sunshine,
woo Raikhnry, Janie, Throe's Neck,
Revenge, Cy clone, Tr ,vntore,
Capriolener, Belle. and otherv.
Thr most convenient means of access to the Coerso are
the following:
By BALTIMORE RA HAMAD, In 20 minuten—Dap3t
BY RORER' CARS, from Attirkri.street to Bluo Bell
Tavern, ono boor.
Driving Roods, down Brood ftreot to Pas.vnntc Read,
pant Point Bretz.] Park over Peoro.e Ferry U , idee.
Out Market Street to Darby road, or through West
Philadrinht►.
Orer GT ay's Ferry Midge to Darby road.
Prices of Adnds*ion to Field and Open Stand, 50 cents.
To Coorred Stand 31, or 32 for Ono Gantlernln and
Tao Ladies. .
Privilege Badges for the Week, admitting 000 Gentle-
Dian and OS ninny Ladles Babe choogea to bring. to all
parte of the Course, during the Week, 810. No charge
for Vehicles
Races to C0171111071C0 Daily at 2x o'clock.
tvr SrRICT ORDER WILL DE PIMERVED.
JOHN L. DeiSSADY
. .
ttZr NOTICE —Entrfes for the Lady's Gift, (t, Mag
nificent Cold WMch inlaid with diamond.) to be rim for
by Saddle Homes, on Tuesday, .Tnne 2ltb, on the Suf
folk Park Conroe, mast be made under seal, enclosing en
trance fee. (FIO) by 9 o'clock Saturday evening, J une 21,
and addressed to JOHN 1.. OASSA.DY,
je 17.51* Continental note], Philadelphia.
AMUSEMENTS
a RAND CONCERT BY THE
NJI YOUNG LADIES OF THE S W. Gauucts
sonon, (Seventh Section,) on THURSDAY
SVS
NING, Jute 19, at S o'clock, at MUSW&L 'FUND
HALL. Proceeds, after paving a small debt on Piano,
for the benefit or the Volunteers. Tickets 25 cents.
Conductress, Mies HENDERSON, Teacher of Music
is nigh EcbooL
The George Steck Piano need on this occasion is fur
nished by Mr. J. E. Gould, S. E. corner Sm entb sad
Chestent streets, Philadelphia.
Tickets for sale at Bszatd's Book Store, Cbsstnut
street, above Seventh; Penrose Fell. NG South Fourth
street ; Thomas Allison, southwest corner of Tenth and
Pine !greets: Charles Williams, No. 1182 Market street;
Mrs. thaw; ,sontliwest corms of Twenty second and
Market Streets. jetB•2t*
.AST EXHIBITION BUT ONE—
J J INSTITUTION FOB TIE BLIND—WEDVES
DAT AFTERNOON, June 18, et 3,1 i o'clock. Kr.
CARL SEN7Z, Conductor. Mr. A. B. raiLott, Vo.
cal Deparimet t. Admission TEN onus. The heti
teflon will close for ricetiou Joisl. 11
aRAND FLORAL AND STRAW.
Vf BERRY FAIR —The 'Ladies of the Union Vo
lunteer Refreshment a mmittee open their FAIR et
the SALOON, foot of WASHINGTON Street, for the
Benefit of the Fund, on MONDAY EVENING, Julie
16, end .continue every AFTERNOON and BVE9IIG
Awing the week, where they will be happy to see their
Muth , . Donations in !Moven, Fruit. Cream. tc , will
ho thankfully received. ARAD BARROWS,
1.14-6 t • . Olisirman.
WALNUT- STRE ET THEATRE-
IaNTH end WALNUT Emote.
Solo Leeme.,.. .. • • •• • ,Vre. At. A. o at
And. Stft4r: Wrßnissurr... Ur Way hoGisil.4 .
A PRAMATIO SENSATION
Second week r f the Pnecesqtd einfagement of the
GREAT COWIN ACTREiS.
KISS. JULIA I)&LY.
TUTS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, Jiiw GI, IW'
The performance will commence wlth the D:eme of
THE CaNTINIEEE.
Jorephtne ?digs Jolla Daly.
In the course of the Drama Five Songs will be snag by
Diem Daly.
To conclude with the laughable floniedietta or
oua Ok!.
Carolite Morton Mai :Nita Daly.
Wore °ten at 1.4
. o'clock Cmettrace st b
MRS. JOHN DREW'B
ABC1; 1 -157RNST TEOLLISI
Acting and Etrige Nanager W. S. PESIDTRIGNII
Business Aennt and Treasurer... l ...Joe effir.pßT
A BE -INGA GEMINTCCHANDXD,
In ennrsonenen of the great 1112CC*011 or •
•F. B. CHANYROC, F. D. ORANFRAV
As n .Inrittr" and "Mose."
Tn. NIGHT. 41q) EVBItY
BOLE RUN, BULL EON.' BULL NUN!
Or, the Rankine of Fairfax Court Rone
Jupiter, (it contraband,).
To commence with
A GLANCE AT NEW TOR,
•
_ .
. F. R. Chanfrita.
Eliza Btebbies . " • Uri. 0 Read.
Paces as Doors open, N. Oudot rises st
8 oldook.. " aria 6t
ASSEM.BLY BUILDINGS
.• CAPTAIN wriziAma.
• GREAT NAUTICAL EN TT RTAINRIENT:
THEILLING SCENE.)
IN'TME 'LIFE OF A
•Y 3 / 4 11FRE WEI L/INIAN,
EVERT EVENING. nt 8 n'cl , ck wool We.
SELEOI MATINEE, SATURDAY at 3 o'clock.
Admission 25 cents. Six Tickets for one dollar. GM>
dren 10 rent&
Libersl arrangements rotula for schools on Mednea.i.. , ,r
Afternoons.
fIORTLNENTAL THEATRE.
NJ MIL S. DAVIS Sole fieB9oB.
TEMPIPRANT SUCCESS.
the
MINSTRELS,
:For the Summer &aeon.
THE BEST BAND IN THE WORLD!
THE COOLEST THEATRE IN AMERICA!
The greatest entertaioment ever given at the griefs—
vin : 25 cents to Drees Circle, Family Circle 15 cents.
pENNSYLVANIA. ACADEMY OF
THE FINE ARTS, Thirty-ninth Annual Nit&
bition of Paintings and ScAlpture, 1026 CH NSTSII2
Street. Open from 9 A. fd. till 6 P. M., and flue
P. M. till 10 P. N.
Admittance 26 cent's; Beason Ttcketa 50 cente.
Btockholders, Artie'', and Contributors will neeies
their ticket' at the Academy: no admlasions Witi3OCIC
Open from 9 A.. 11. till 7 P. N , and from 6 till 7.1
P. M. salt
SEA .BATIUNG.
. .
`• FOR THE SEA
if 0 E!- BIIEMBE AR
RANGEBIENT.-OAIIIDEN AND ATLANTIC RAM
ROAD. '
Three trains daily to Atlantic Ott, aid return, (Sun
days excepted). Trains leave VINE-Street ferry as
follows:
SIKH Train ..
Express Train..
Freight and Accommodation
LabWS, Atlantic Mail Trait! 4 40 P. M.
6 6 Rxpress Train 615 A_ M.
tt Freigbt Mid A crAmmodatiou.B 18 .4.. M.
FARE $l.BO Bonita -trip Tickets, 000 d only foe Ott
day and train - on which they are issued, 152.50. Eiccar
ewe Tickets, goad for three days. $3. lintels are now
110:111: 1 1.11;;Bio,ij,101: , :z1
GERAItp FMB 'AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFXICE 410 WALNUT STEEXT, PHILLDEILPHIL
CAPITAL 3200,060.
Thle company condone/3 to take rinke en the Wee
obetwesof Property et low rates.
The public can rely upon ita responsibility, and abib
ty to pay looses promptly,. Ita dlsbnreamenb) for the
benefit of the public, daring the lad nine years, anew,
5500,000,
MA we reepectfully solicit its favor in the future.
DIIIBUTOBB
JERRY WALKER,
JOHN THORNLEY,
A.BRA.HAISI HART,
PETER S. HOE, of N. Y.
FURMAN SHEPPARD
N. S. LAWREDOE,
JOHN strrpLzE.
ORA& I. DUPONT,
JOEN W. OLAOHOBN,
0. Y. HEABLITT,
DAVID BOYD, Jr.,
WM. M. SWAIN,
JOSEPH %LAPP. M. D.
WM. O. RUDMAN,
THOMAS CRAVEN, Breeden'.
A. B. GILLETT, Vice President
JAB. B. ALVORD, Secretary. er26.4
CE COMPANY.
Street.
VANE INSUR
No. 406 OFIESTNTIT
FIRE AND
• D/RE
D INS'UILANOI
r TOES.
It. N. suck,
Ghee. Biehardeon,
Henry Lewis, Jr., •
Alex. WWl!din,
Geo. A. Weet,
0. W. Darin,
FRANCIS H. BUS
K. D. WoodruZ,
John Koester, Jr.,
P. S. Justice s
Weabirddion Jones.
Ohne. Bioko%
Jobn W. Eserman.
• , President.
RDSON, Vice Prodding. -
AID, Secretary. [mh7l64/14
CHARLES BICHA
WILLIadB I. BLANCH
rODIMONVrhAL' TH nitz
IN-
V BANGS wanuam-or Taz.etters ON
pzNsmamane.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
MIIRPHI A YOONS,
N0.'146 liosth WIIABVIM.
MURPHY 14 NOON%
No. . 140 North WEIMIVES
...F. & Cbanfratr
7.30 A. M.
4.00 P. M.
5.00 P. M.
JORIT G. 'BRYANT,
Agent.