The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, June 24, 1862, Image 3

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    FRUIT lIIkVES.—The fruit and ve
getable sawn having commenced, the owners of track
!turns In the subtitl , %tilt, as anal, melt with many ,an.
uoyances in the shape of gas den and orchard thieves. So
greet has We evil become, that the Legislature, two
years ego, found it nr-u•eery to miss a stringent tow for
the punishment of this claw of offroidora
It is now only noce.sary for the injarad party to matte
informetlon before %immigrate, and hay. the ode - der
gstrested end held for trial, when the testimony of the
owner or occupant s f the premitee shall be adm,itted as
evileoce.
Another method of procedure le by civil action before
a magistrate agalutc city Dorm who shall damage any
.garden, orchard, or field of VOWilla crops In any manner
whatever. Judgment shall be given by the magistrate
- for double the =nem t of the damage provel to have been
-done, togollur with caste of suit; one-half of the damage
mr penalty to go to the nee of the poor of the district In
which the premises be; and in default of p 'meat, the
Warty may be committed to jail far not leas than one nor
more than twenty days.
The criminal prosecution, however, is decidedly the
.most effective, and wherever it is enforced it works like
.0 charm. It is unpleasant, we know, to prosecute boys,
%Tait Is equally unpleasant for parsons to have (mite and
.shrubbery, the product of years of patient labor and
watching, stolen, broken, or mutilated by rascally boys.
It is a terrible outrage upon the rights of citizens, and
- the offender should he made to pay the penalty. The
;fault, perhaps, ilea not no much with the boys as with
'their patents, who either directly encourage these depre-
Alations, or are not cart ful to wars their Children of the
.great morel and legal wrong they commit in thus tree-
Painting upon the property of others.
APPOINTMENT Or SUPERVISORS.
Mayor Henry yesloreny morning announced the fol.
Rowing appointments of aupervlsors:
First ward—First division, Bonn , Hoover, Jr. Se
cond division, John Shay.
Second ward—Thomas Roach..
Fifth and Sixth wards—Matthew S. Farrell.
Seventh and Hlahth wards—John Hookkr.
Ninth and Tenth wnids—John A. Dilly.
Xlevenlit and Twel , th words—Jonah Wood.
Fifteenth ward—Ec 141114 SI t.Cnifreir.
Sixteenth nail Seventetnth wards—John Quinn.
Bfghteet th watd—Wm: A Incrteon.
Twentieth ward—First diriaol2, Michael Stnalkn. Be
•coed division, John 1 el.' , y.
Twenty-repouri Wlllll-61r0 division, Borer. Se.
cond dineion. Geo. Sidman.
Twenty-thhd ward— Firct division, Rm'Mph %thine
Second division, Edward T. Swope. Third division, Da
'l d Maguire.
Twenty-fourth ward—First division, Wm. Leech. Se
cond division, James Jo tee.
No appcintmeats hare y. t been made in the Third,
Fourth, Thirteenth Fourteenth, and Twenty-first
wards, and the thi] t Ivielon of the Twenty-fourth want
ARREST OF THE PROPAISTOR OF A
CONCERT AND OItINRIN6 SaLOON.—Feeterdav
atU moon , Eithinel M lifer, sroprietor of a concert saloon,
in Franklin place, itt!rth of Chestnut, and between Third
• and fourth, was chaiged before Folio bladstrate Battler
with keeping a Meru deriy bonne open at all hours of the
might, and the teens or many dieturbences.
Isaac L. MAW, inept ft tor of the St. Lords Hotel, was
-sworn, and testified as fo iho•claractor of the place. He
-acid the house Metal bed Ms boarders.
H. O. Jewell swore—lle is clerk at the St. Loafs
Rouse,• th e house complained of Is drinking and eon
-ocrt saloon; tercet 12 o'clock they have what Is called a
Walk-aroma]; hear thin noise distinctly; on last Tuesday
night there was a noise in the place.
Ono or the boarders nt the 'dt. Louis beatified that he
dtnew the Franklin kleadquartera was a concert saloon
other 'noises nestle nightly are very annoying ; he be d
beard tbo noise ae late as 1 o'clock, and saw the place
• open at that hour.
Officer Rawlings evrorn.—lre knew the place to be very
disorderly, and was obliged to attend to parties alining
-one of there nightly; itb has more trouble with parties
occming from there than any other place in the neighbor
hood.
the case was then ittljnarued until next Thursday.
THE BERRY H 0 M lOIDE.—YeStay day
morning, in the Criminal Court, the case of William aed
, George Forepsugh, Andrew Feller. and William Tine:
man, charged with the Lentil of Richard M. Berry, was
called up in the Oyer and Terminer. before Judges &M
-eon and Ludlow. blr. (laseldy, on behalf of the Fore
plughs, asked for a contlonance; and in support of the
application prayed the snorts which had been made to
:immure the attendance of an Important witness for the
-defence. rite witness in question had been pretent.at
the occurrence, but tr«meut visits at ber mother's resi
dence bed Wei to emir° her Ceramics.
In regard to the ouhor • efendants, Mr. Dougherty (Tor
Audrow fritter) stabil that he wee not reedy, and Mr.
T. C. Brewster ((or WlMem Tinsman) stated that bo had
not bad time to consith r whether to apply for a soparate
, t,t la/ for his client,
The court then fixed Mondry, July 7th, for calling the
-me for trial.
THE PENNSYLVANIA SICK AND
WOUNDED.—Dr. A. G. Melia& as, ono of a medical
•commission scot oat to In. k after our sick and wounded
in the army of the Potomac, toe returned. He gates
that there are no armed soldiers now between the
.oblckahominy and Wil - e lintpe. They have ail been
removed :oche laife p dot and distriboted thence among
Abe differed hospitals at Fortress Bottrop, annapoll4,
Washington city. Batt nwro, and Philadelphia . There is
-a considerable number or sick in the different minim yet;
'but those oho were I.ft behind la the advance of the
army front Baltimore tirws Boa& to its present position
%base been removed to White Eff1 . 1.1130 for treatment. The
Voctof thiatte that ouls'da the regular camp hospitals
there are no rick lying around, and for these everything
In being done that clrmanstancee will admit.
DEATH OF A PHYdICIAN.—Dr. A. Owen
eurgeon in Colonel NeiWe regiment ni P.V., died
•of dysentery, on .Boodey altertmon. in the hospital at
Fortress Monroe. Dr. Stile was the first surgeon to
'offer his services to the Governor and Secretary of War,
in any position in which he could ho of service to his
•country as a medical man This wee en the Monday
loaning after the apse; oh Fort Sumpter. He went out
:aa surgeon in Conloot Leeds' regiment foe three toonihi,
and has been in melee every d ,, y since. He visited the
Rick and wounded of his regiment when he. at the same
time, was very ill, and eum-rietentled per onally the in
terment of thorn of bin regiment who fell at Pair Oaks.
Further than this, he mote, in many instances. to the
'Dion& of the killed and wonnded soldiers the fleet tidings
'they received after the battle. His death will be mourned
.by a large circle cf friends
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HEAVY ROBBERY. - Several days
.vnce Mr. Joseph merchant, of However, York
county, late a lambi r of the c tate Legislature, met with
a very aelious lose, Latit.g Nom robbed of pocket. book.
m.ntaleing nearly a thermand dolistre in money, and a
Aran and certilicates of dtplelt to the amount of nearly
lifsten hundred dollars more. The money consisted of
eight slfo billy, one lidadred dollars In treasury
notes, a twenty dollar toll in the Yore gank, and other,
money not recollected. Mr. %tone left Philadelphia In
- the Raiding train. n.d hod hii money, which was in an
old wallet, in hie left pantaloons pocket.
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FOR THE SICK AND WOUNDEDAtIOL•
DISRI9.—The 13min...freed bogs leave to intorin the
ladle'', especially, wh• arc interested In preparing for the
accommodetitm of the ark out wounded soldiers who
, are to be reeeli,d„ to the rt pleat or Government, Into
the Episoopel licrapitel, next weak. that the following
articles will tarnish a bed—viz: 2 pairs sheets, 8 yards
Tong, IX wide; I pair pllinw cares; 1 pair Mani:eta; I
collate' pane while bine. (Nothing for soldiers; loose
whirl t, cherilor colorer hest The Deneroleot, geoerallr,
will please bear in mildi that we need fonds to a mull
larger amount tn.ibe aggreLett than hos br-en received.
.10FIN A. OHELDS, •
• 709 street, tiemotary.
A GOOD 310V.E. A commendable
wow ment wag insugurated In 81 ntthew'a Lutheran
litindsy•schcol, New evict, 'not Sabbath'. Teachers and
- pupils unanimously "re"olv,d that May wonld °lapel's°
will' that' ouslony'ry summer excursion,” and stsund
the money it woulg one'. in providing comfoits for the
sick and wonniled iokll rs. ua tne morning of July 4th,
the scholars t,f the main and two ,nissloo schools are to
bring their ofirrings to the church. previous to their die
trlbutionamong the diffcr.i.t hospitnia. This is, indeed,
a goad move. Who wi I second itt
HOSPITAL . A COMMODATIONS. Ar
rangements are being made at the Pennsylvania Hospital
for the aecomnadation of about one hundred alok and
wounded soldiers. In order to necommudete this coul
ter besides the ordinary patients of the institation, tne
Intdical and surgical female patients are to occupy the
second story cf the is (Meru wing, and a portion of the
male patient' are to be remitted to the lower ward of the
western wing. 'The to'dfers will occupy the lower rooms
.of the eastern wing.
ZILNERVA BASE , BALL CLun.—Thi
eslub have tltcted tho folloinwg officers to purse for the
ensuing six !rondo':
Prefldent-711131:10111 B. Wiedershelm, (re-elected
Unanimously.)
Vice Presideit—Win Nicholson.
ilecretery—Edein E. Pahl.
Treason r—Bleberd Al. No man, (unanimously.)
Ceplain Field—Joseph Rohrmau.
Field Ckimtuittoe—G, nese Lherick, George G. Baler,
:El Tangles Barton, a , d Wm culbort.
DECEASE • 01' AN I‘X-i:OUNOILMAN.—
tfr. George Heed, formerly e m mb'r of delecr Pound'
Worn the Sixteenth wan), died on Sund.ty morolog at his
-residence In Th4cl suet, above Poplar. Mr. Road sras
thrown horn his cm risco ab.ut s a we-k +ince, and had
one or We 141 ma badly ii.jurtd. Mortification eat In and
be expired, ea above a' at d. The deceased was KO years
of age.
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A YOUNG SOAMP.—Yesterda y after
won a boy, about fourteen year' old, was charted be
fore Alderman Beltltr with committlog a murderous as
sault on a man 1 amed Zi•ths, &bent eighty years of age.
The led was held in seven bundrrd dollars ball to answer
the charge at court 7.4 le!a face wee battered in *shock
ing manner, he baying beau kneeled down by a broom
in the blade of the ....ling scoundrel. The boy appeared
'ery bold and losulth g • .
l:03 -- ..131ITTBD. • Brawley, atlas
'Wm. Brown. was t esorday committed by . Alderman
;rattler to answer ton charge of pawing *counterfeit 85
mote on the Ider.ufecfortre Bank of Troy on Wednes
elay .evening lent The note was mated at a attire in
'Borah et, eet. above t.rcend. Brawley wee arrested by
:Detectivti Bonnuere ant levy.
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MINISTEBIAL..-- Rev. D. L. Gear has
accepted a call to the pa-volute of the Ebenezer Fret
-dependent Christian Chula, Kermiortton. in pine of
Rev. Jobn Wileon, woo bas jimt terminated a peetoral
relation of over tw• nt• years in thu nei4hOorhood.. The
-21011 V palter comes .ae l recommended and is drawing
large conaregatione.-
Tim FAIR at the Union Volunteer
3lefreshmeit Saloon li:erasers, In attraction, and hi daft
'visited by officer, of rho nrmy and navy of the highest
rank, whiter Reek', cil band diaconnies moat ex
gallant murk. - .u.rdsy Is the last dar, let all go
Sind sea the larger t I millet that ever wee made, eresent
ed by the ladies of ow delver. and live
,to . say they
, Lever Invested ten ceu sin a bolter cause. "
A Nsw • CAR. —A f.leeping-oar is now
lattached to the 6 e'tl.wk P. N. tram of the New Jemmy
'Railroad for Baltimore and Washington. in which pas.
Jngers retest° nndt.turbed from the time they lens
The, Oily übtil their anlyal at the plate of their dela:
Ainion..tho car beink trseaf.rred scrolls the Delaware on
Ike deck of the f. rry hoot to the Philadelphia,
er.d Baltimore. Railroad. " • • •
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) FATAL ACCIIDENT.—x esteraay after
!con, a man named McDermott, aged 28 years, aras run
Aver and . 10110 by a bamenzer car on the Ileeton*llle
hilroad. Tba d fees , . d resld, dat twentieth and Pine
-*seta. The driver Oho car was arrvatod, and held' to
avail the result of the investigation by the coroner.
• PRIZE IrESSV.I3 TN PORT —The fol
.
110+114 prize realk IS arc at Callowblll street wharf: Shia
Adeirel, soboosers . IfairVay, Rebecca, Cora, Guido.
Traddeace, Diafe, tide, and a beautiful yacht called
Ma terrine.
BODY ARRIVED.--The body of Chas.
tvr. *ore, who' was drowned at Fortress Monroe on
Thandivi. has reached • 11011100 'His funeral took
. place
'vete:ll'y aftenomo from his late residence, WO
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^ jledwidd street.
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MOTHER OLD SOLDIER (lONE.-- The
latter.' of Csetain J..tm Streeper, a soldier of the war
-oiler., will take Ova this afternoon. from his late real
,lleneelnotthweet ccruer of Tnird and Bearer streets.
The dictased was in the Ted year of hie age.
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TORawil. PlOdf A CARRIAGE,—MT.
Thomas Lancanterruelding on Eleventh street, above
.13rowd, wu thrown .frOin hi+ carriage on dunday, near
Yrankford, and had Ufsb of hie thighs fractured. Hoivaa
•takea home. • • - •
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AWAITING CLAIMANTS. --....1.1: • ' / at .: Of
klin-Yarn and' a es' ,, -raft, marked "J. B. T," and a
'log-:raft, are In the bands of the Harbor police, awaiting
tat . ante. .
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AHOWNED.-- Yesterday, 11,m . in
Jemei, Duval wee r..ilud drowned In Hirrock'a
Twenty-tblqt went. , He resided in Unity-street, below
• FORT DELAwAay.,-The.k - rebet
4 Jelieral'Pettigrew, osptot;(1 at Fair Oaks. liatirort
Vida 'win, width charge of Di. Thomas H. Buckler,
CITY ITEMS.
Monthly Meeting of the Young Men's
Christian Association
The regular monthly meeting of tho 'roam; Metes
(Thrift:an Association was held at the room, No. 1009
Chestnut street, butt evening. In the absence of tho pro.
sideM. the chair was accepts!! by Mr. Shillingford. The
westher being inclement the attendance was small.
The exercises Were opened by reading the Thirty
forth Peale, and a prayer by fir. John Wiest.
The Milan of the preceding meeting were read by
the Secretary, and approved.
It having been ascertained that the meeting lacked
one of a quernm of merabers, the regular order of bust
nee., which was the revision of the constitution and
by-lawe, was postponed until a later hour. As there
was nothing elee of immediate interest, the chairman
called on Brother Patterson for a speech upon the work
now lx Mg done by the Association among the soldiers..
The regime. wee promptly reeponded to by Mr. Patter
son, in a pithy, common-sense addrees upon the text
propoeed.
Mr. Shillingford took the opportunity to giro hie testi-,
many to tbo faithfulness and efficiency of the Surgeons
and physicians at Yorktown, In appropriating, iu a pro
per way, the contributions that are sent there by the
people.
As the number of members had increased by thie time
to the resutelte number for transacting business, the sob.
}set of revision was taken up.
The amendments to the constitution and by lass, pro
posed by Dr. Oeler at a previous meeting, wore then road
by that gentleman. They are lengthy, and a eynomis
of them has already been published. They were taken
up emiatim and diecnased at length, their author beiug
the Mita speaker. The letter said, in the course of his
rendoke, that the prof cot war had been a perfect god
seed to this association, as without that emergency It
would at this time bo doing abeolutely nothing. This
more from a misconception of the legitimate objects of
their orannization, which he hoped to coo corrected, and
tbenmendments to their constitution and 'bp laws which
henow proposed wore offered with this slow. •
91WAYS . AIIICAD.—MY. J. W. Price, pro
prietor of the popular restaurant, southwest corner of .
Chestnut and Fourth streets, has evidently conceived
the tine idea of catering to the appetites of our citizens.
As wo are aware that much of the ill health, arising
from indigestion, is consequent won eating improperly
prepared food, we cannot too strongly urge oar citizens
who are obliged to dine down town to give Hr. Press e s
ealablithmeut tke preference. The best fare that thfi
best market in the world affords, cooked In the hest and
most scientific manner, is always served at his tables by
courteous and competent attendants, at the shortest
notice, and at all boors. His orders to supply families
with rare and elegantiyeerved di,hoe, and to calm* for
public festivals, are constantly Increasing. In feat,
Price has not his equal as a restaurant caterer in this
country. .
CARTE DE VISITE OF COMMODORE ROWAN.—
We ate authorized to state that Mr. F. Cutokunst w j.l
Publish, tomorrow, at his gallery, Nos. 704 and 706
Arch Street, a superb card photograph of Commodore
Stephen C. Powan, of the United States navy. His
highly successful picture of General Prank Patterson is
Girding an immense sale in this city, and throughent this
nil the adjoining States. •
Ma. C. H. ltLuvrson, Arch and Tenth streets,
has, at all times, on band alt the Rued articles In the
groctry line for the hist family use. Ho Is now selling
large quantifies to the various summer resorts throu4h
out the country. Wo would call nodal attention to
his perfectly genuine Brandies seal Wines, for medicinal
;engines.
THE NAVY YARD AT LEAGUE Isr,Alm.—On
Saturday 'Mayor Henry returned from Washington,
where ho bad gone on bnsiness connected with the estab
liebtoent of a first. class naval dopot at League felend.
The bill tendering the get of the Island to the Govern;
moot by the city of Philadelphia hos met with favor by
the Naval Committee, who reported the Dame to Congress
for consideration on Eaturday. The bill will meet with
but little opposition, and will probably be passed this
week. Philadelphia will then boast the finest naval eta
,tion ht the country, and the most splendid private business
establieltment in the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Rock
hill & Wilson, Hoe 603 and 605 Chestnut street, above
Bixtb.
A SMART YANKEE TRICE.—"It it stated that
Captain Boggs got the Venice into close dustier+ with
the rebel boat, by using porkrinder hisbollere, thus taus.
ing a dense moles like gust given out by burning pitch
pine, and temporarily makinghis antogoniste believe that
his craft woe one of the Confederate fleet." But, query
—were not the Hams Captain Boggs used manufactured
in his native State, Connecticut 7 They are supposed to
be made of the best pitch pine. At any rate, ounces' to
Captain Boggs ; may be pitch into the C. S. A.'s, thongh
they be fleet, and tbe . only &easing he will got, be fur
nished from Clunks Stokes' "one-price" under the
"Continental."
JENNY 'LIND is giving charity oratorios in
Leyden to immense homes, at a guinea a ticket To be
able to draw from $lO,OOO to 81.5,000 from the pockets of
the rich, and to put its equivalent in bread and clothing
Into tbo herds of the poor by an hour's bird•lise
is certainly a gift to be moet devoutly thankfa .
for. We ate not informed, however, whether said olsthing
will be procured at the palatial . establishment of Gran:
vide Flakes, No 6C9 Chestnut stieet, mimes handsome
styles er.eummer garments cannot, be surpassed.
ARRIVALS AT THE .HOTEI4B
UP TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST 21:th8T.
CONTINENTAE• HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut sta.
Qoincy A'Frott, Pittsburg G C Man ill, Chicago -
J E Goodrich. Chicago J B wormy, ilmuk
G Nillnr & 3ladies W B Block, Now York
Ilorace Gray, Jr, Boston Alias Gray, Oostou
S Watson, New York • D.Robbius & la, Barton
II Wick & wf, Cleoland • Miss Wick & mister, Ohio
D P Bhodee & dau, Ohio Mr Alexander, New York
Al 0 Panty David Smith
W X •W•leY4 la, Penns Geo W McConell. Indiana
Mr Black, Illount Holly - Mr Hallett, Boston
J M Bai.k.r R la, New York Goo W Ward, Cincinnati •
D B Mon e,.New York .7 11 Da Witt, N-w York
J•D Csierne, Louisville N 0 Wooster, New York
Bocktellow, New York Chas Wilton, New York
klo:or H T Brownell A J Richardson, New York
W M Can bye & wf, N York Wm N Marcus, Now York
GP Bc usroa, Washington' 8 B Dutcher, New York
Beeves B Saline, Now York J E Harvey, Mavalsnd
J F Deed, Maryland Miss Moore, Wash, D
Mies We ton. Wash, D C Goo A Whiting Wash, D C
J B Ely. Harrisburg • Gen SOI Green, Pa
B S Megrim; Pa D W Tarr & wife, Boston
Seth H Ran, P. W C Crosby, Baltimore
J W Bobby, Brooklyn Chas Miller, St Louis
Geo X Shuonton N York W Maddock, N York
Oen W Quintard, N York M Winfield
Rld Strebetah - &l, N York Geo Robeson, Lordevilie.Ky
I' Boyd, Br won Thos II Robenson, N York
Mr Cbertey, New York Wm Nelson. Now York
D 8 Br mewed, Leesport •C A Waterdyke, Jersey
Jae Bunter, Centex, N 8 J J Richards. Halifax, N
A E Beach, New York. 8 8 Bailin, Newark, N
X Williams, Newark, N J W Caffrey, ft Lords
J ft Btx,rir, New York. B B Libby, Now York
G W Armstrong, New York W. T Shaw, New York
Gco A Halsey:Newark, NJ H D Felton, Haw York
A Lott dr I. Brooklyn Mina H J Lott, Brooklyn
D L BadEer, New York .its Er etchtorn, N York
A L Ring D N Blanton. Now York
JB tl Rand; Now Yoik .II F Horn, Easton
Z Mills, New York H W Stocker, Now York
Ir A Illommoi, New York W .11 Kerr, Now York
John G Lightbody. N Y F M Morris, New York
Bawl Ward, Now York JO Wood, D 0
.J E Thowas J A Guthrie, L.:m[lole, Hy
Geo B Burnett it la, N Y Dr .1 Rudenetelo, US N
E Pi fllun,'New York Jose R de Aquaehe, Havana
John Id Btisge , Now York D B Smith, New York
11 Keeling, New York Y Daemon, New York
A C Siarre, New York W M Richmond, N ll.ven
TA Cooper m w, New York W W Marton, New York
C Halo Han ielmrg M Scholl. York, Pa
Goo Wars, Now York W D Cable, New YOrk
Goo Buywrod, New Jereey A H Gillespie, II S A
Alex T Stewart, New -
York Henry Hilton, New York
Gov Yates, Illinois" Capt Allen
F Saimiento . . H C Fahnestock, Wails
S Br Atkins, Illinois L J Bovrrr, Baltimore
1./Anshan, Baltimore W Davidson, Bpltimore
-J 'H Banter, New York J Parkhurst, Jr. Baltimore
J C.Pntnam, Boston W A Btewant, New York
F B Liu ckner, Port Jarvis Geo W Bingham, Mt *writ
Chas H Moorhead, Tamatoos J W Traipse, Nashville
Dr A H Dixon, L
AMERlCAN—Chestnut street, above Fifth.
Jno II Bradley, Indianapolis Chas A Bryan, Delaware
Richard S ThompEon, N J W H Wallace de la,Dahw'e
E HuPstext, Bridgeton, N J E B Elmer, Bridgeton, N.l
John F Gllben, Allehigau Pettrlteese, Mlchlgdn
Stand Dic kos. Oxford, Pa J I. Ellismt. Delaware ,
N-L. Drake, Now Orleans P Elmer, Bridgeton ,
Draft EA ining, Now Jersey 111, hictitslt t Is;Twell
12} A Sage, Wseb, D O Nathaniel Hatch. Wash. DO
0 Nticsr., Dotaware Bob H Coin e, Bordeatehs
J H 31cOnntey, Penns Bev A Hensel, New Jersey
A C Sroyel, Now Jersey Bev De Forest Porter
S @ Bertdict. Carbondale BUM &Benedict, CerbonVe
S B Brdridge & la, NULLS Mrs H Ripley. New-York
Mrs Donyroo, Now York H V Mniroid, N Jerre) ,
William Lima 81-111le, Jr, Now York
J $ Morris, New Jersey W H Rider, Maryland
H Adkins, Salisbury, Md nos Wallace,'Dclaware
Y A' Yorcman James C Kay •
SROTIANTIP HOTEL—Fourth at., below Arch.
Wm H Hope, Waah 'Dp John D Silica, Allentown
J IC Falwell. Rockland, Me P Johnston, hockland, Me
J B Why, Williamsport J Stambangh; Mifflin, Pa .
J O D Lilly " Edw Boater, Betblohom
Chiuku Austatli . John Laminar, jr
rending E D Crawl'
ItO Maiiilerron, Shipperiabit J Chamberlain, Pnnaa
BO Fry, Philada BUT Jacob Fry, Carlisle
A H Blair, Carlisle Obis Hampshire; Ja Ince re
J H Ptetcott, Beading " 0 Stolz, Bethlehem -•
)l Swaim, Easton W H Haviland, Stroudabg
J L Laa . reace,Scranten, Pa •
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• : 8.1% LOl3lB HOTEL—Oheednut street, above Third.'
T P. Bradley, Memphis • W B ?impede Virginia
8 Markley, It entocity J Hammond, Kentucky
Whitaker k ! 1 , W. Cheater .7 W Elia', Dincianati
Nr Per drleirs it la, Del 0 amides
P Thompson Peons . J H tippler; Wash, D 0'
3 B Duey, Washington • B W Carter, Wash, D 0
D Prater, Nov:Jersey . •8 Edgerly, Jr, New York
J Vaistiver. &thinly 0 II Durham, Newark
!J:Firnandez. Parte H n Meacham. Boston
J.NrsqloP. vew York G F Oakley, Hohokul, H
N Bilrcer, Bobt.keD, N J
. 'lll2 UNION—Arch street, above Third. -
J Schott, Mall lied 'l' Fora3 the, Media, Pa
P Braly, Pennsylvania J ratter, Tamaqua
0T au ry, New Brunswick J Serch, Bethlehem
A I.llrrgo Lambertville, NJ J 8 Wallace, Lana co, Pa
J\V Buyer. Pottstown, Pa G W Heebner, Pt Carbon
Irprepy, Darriabrrg J Barndollar, Blood, Run
Ontenien, Pennsylvania Mies Hoodrick, Penns .
lTaturuines D Richwine, Lancaster co
W H Strel4,.fdanch Chunk - • '
NA'iT . O4AL lIOTEL—Bace street. above Third.
.1 0 B.neni. , Lewlablirie nos E Jameson, Oanton, 0
...E, 3:,11 all. Buntingloa. co ..014ae Lebman„Wilkosbarre
Li.ut D W Smylie, Penns Miss B Newhard, Al eillo'n
' B B, 14:mwr. Lancaster co.; Mrs D L Bare. g.aacast co
A Stu ;k, Lobauon ..Isaac Boyer, Lebanon
JOS K hash, Selinsgrove. Joe Eystor, Felinsgrove
J C Tiel.r.t, Parma O.F Hooetzonh. Pottsville
1/1-F L,utwig, Tamaqua $ P Reiriechl, Tamaqua
C Boa math Wilco, Del
BALD .340 - LB—Third street, abore CaNowlin'.
Bin er, Lehigh co 0 T Huber, Allentown
ti Hellman, Allentown John T Berger, Quikerto'n
B S Fisier, Fort Washing'n Jos Beigel, New York
B T Ilabp, Nazareth, Pa 8 Shaurn, Nazareth; Pi
John gralchler, Pernik Dg,sld Scholl, Penns
psniel Schoch, Bucks co • • Dire Schoch, Bucks co
B. 'Poore, Middletown •
MA MON HOUSE—Second street, stave Market.
W firmer; Now York 0 Stratford, Lewistown
Isfrg Prunerhanla • W arose, Boston
11Waltrin; Btrondeborg J G °hedges, Albany
J tti Beroret, Frederica, Del A While. New Boston, Ct
H Pntts, Yuraleyville L Reed, New York I' '
.1 'Wiley, New Mope - J O Elturdevant, Peons
-hire M smith, Bucks co W V Oseey, New Amer
. .
COM MEROIAL-Bixth street; 'bore Ohestinit
A M Temenna' B Danforth; N Jere.r
'rnti•Aril Sr, In, Penns' Ohne K Wilitamion; Media
Fultr•ri Disci-land ' N Chambers, Etktm,,sl4
it t; t+tiaxkcr ; Maryland R P Mortin - A , • le; Patina ,
Jebu Way, Chteter co,' Pa B Martin; Patton •
Autos K B alma; Cheater co - . John Ripple: - Tren tnn' •
t! Oleic MAL W'Cheeter- ' J Denoo ; W Otiester
W-T:exie; W Cheater
•
BARLEY EHEAF--Becond street, below Vine.
J K Hoff& la, Montgomery E Taylor. Attleboro
A•T Hampton, Doyleetown J C McColl
1) If Bbeltuire, Etnotingdon Wm *Knipe, Maryland
Wm Penrose, Byberry 8 Geo, Penne; Iran's
R Ramsey, Trenton S D Cornea, Bricks
J Walton., Norristown, Pa Mathew Grey, Now Rope
BTATItB DNlON—Market street, abovo Sixth,
Hamlin Wolf, Harrisburg Lewis H Warren, Easton
8 M Brimner, Franklin co J F Matlack, Farksourg
J DI Ounanioge B S Cameron, Reading
S B St, tiler, Washington () M Lewis, Baltimoro
John Po*er, Williamsport WI) Humes
Noah Hertaler, Juniata co
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Ofir /ME FOURTH. PAGR
AU RIVE V
Scbr J V Wellington, alpine°, 4 days from York
town, in ballast to capioin.
achr Home, Shute, 8 days from Port Royal in ballast
to 'Swelter 4t, Co. -
Sebr Hornet, Hordentwoolt, 4 days from Providence, to
ballast to Van Born, Woothrottli & Co.
echr 2t G ldea, Neal, 4 days from Alexandria, with
stores to U S Quartermaster.
Steamer Boverly, Pierce, 24 hours from new York,
witlr mdse to W P Clyde. -
OLBABED.'
Brbr W WOron, Ryan, Bettoo, J O Folconer.
Saw L A Boyles, Boston, L Attleuried & Oo
Sir dli,ln, Bowen, Now York, W P Olrdo.
Str Claypoole, altbrore, A Groves,Jr.
(Correspondence (NY tin , Philadelphia Exchange.)
LEWEP, Del.. Juno 23, B,tl 1' .
A ship, unknown, and bark, Mid to bo the Thomas
Mellott, bent Laguayrn, cenie in thiseveniug Wind SE.
Yours, &o. J 011.1.1 P. ALARM:ULT...
aismoRANDA
Bark American, Chrietian, was paned 15th instant, in
Crcolredland Pniengo. bontd north.
• Brig 'Ot Lion Adams, York, hence, arrived at Portland
20th fast • ' .
Brig Cottrell, henco. arrival at Bo:ton 224 inst.
Bile ifiuma, Baker,sleared at Boston 21st It at. for
rhiladelehla.
Brigs Sarni), Claninbe, and Celestins, Fickett, hence,
'otriyed nt Bolton 2lat inat.
helm Pathway, Compton, from New Orleans, at Bos
ton 2lst fnet.
Fehr Mary Anna, Gibbs, hence, arrived at Boston
21st inst.
Pars W T, Strings. Adams, and Mary Johnson, Nick
errou. cleared at Boston 2tat Ins'. for Philadelphia.
Schr 0 S Watson, Aldrich, hone; arrived at Nowport
2.0111 inst.
Bohr 9 E CroCker, Presbray, trout Taunton for Mita
delobta, at Newport 20th Inst.
Fehr S ApPlegaie, Steelman, 'ailed from Newport 20th,
tog. for Philadelphia.
Behr Wm Loper, Robinson, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Newtort 20th it et.
Sahr.Jae Nellzmn, Burt. from Taunton for Philadel
'phis, mailed from Newport 20th lust.
Sara W C Nelson, 80)1.11, from Providence for Phila
delphia; L II Endicott, Leeds, from Newport for do;
Weebburn, Thrasher, from Tauatm for do; Thus Bor
den, Wrightinuton, from Fall River for do; and Isabel,
Taylor, from Pawtucket for do, at Dutch Island Harbor
20th jest.
Sr hr Komp, Stanley, cleared at Eastport Path inst. for
Philadelphia.
Behr Chars, Cole, hence, arrived at' Portansocith 19th
inst.
Ecbr Itland Belle, BuUor, - from Cohasset Narrows for
Philadelphia, at New Bedford 21st inst.
.Scbr Urn ald, Kpight, hence, arrived at Nowborypord
20th inst.
Siemer Mara, Nickels, hence, arrived at New York
yesterday. • .
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
• DEAF MA )2 To HEAR.—lnstruments
to y asaiit the Hearing, in overt' variety and the most
approved contraction, at P. MADEIRA'S,
je2l•3t 116 South TENTH street, below Chestnut.
BELP-ADJUSTING PATENT CLOTHES
WALNOBI2.—SoIe AgedCy for the State of Pennsylvania,
JOriti A. MQBPHe Y,
je18•lm 922 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
BATCHELOR'S BAIR DYE! •
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
WILLIAM A. DATOHELOR'S oelebratul Nair Dye
prodnoes a color not to be distinguished from nature—
warranted not to Mime the Hair in' the least ; remedies
the ill effects of bad dyes, and Invigorates tho Hair for
life. GRAY, BED, or BUSTY HAIR instantly • tarns a
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and biau
tiful. Sold by all Druggists, &a. -
to- The Genuine fa signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE
LOB, on the four sides of each bon.
FAOTORY, No. 81 BARCLAY Street,
(Late 233 Broadway and 18 Bond street),
roy26-Iy . Now York.
LYON'S MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER,
Tested for nineteen years and. grows in favor. It kills
and exterminates Boaches, Bed Bugs,- Ants, Fleas,
Moths in Cloths, Furs, and Furniture, Garden Insects,
&o. All genuine boars the signature of B. Lyon, and
it notpoisonous to persons or domestic animal:. Be
ware of counterfeits and imitations.
Lyon's Powder kille all inFacts in a trice,
Lyon's Pills are death to rats and mine.
Bold everywhere. D. B. DA.fillES,
rayil-stntham 202 Broadway, New Torii..
OFFICE OF :THE MAYOR VITT HALL,
.fiatsr Louts, June 13,1362.
Yo the Creditors of the City of St Louis:
Interest on the BoOded Debt of the City of St. Souls
already due, and to become due before the first day of
July, or Natured Bondsetfil uncancelled, will be paid,
on and after the first day of that month, at the Boat
mans Savings Institution, in said city. Subsequent to
the lint of July, ncOruing interest anti bonds, when Dot
medo payable in Philadelphia, will be paid as formerly,
on presentation at the Bank of the Repnblic, New York,
the city's &astern Fiscal Agent
'No interest will be allowed on matured coupons or
bonds from and after the first of July,proxlmo.
jelS•tjyl DANIEL 13 TA YL.oll.;lll..ayor.
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OP THE LATEST
13reLns, made in the Best Mannar, expressly for RE
TAIL' SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in
Plain Figures. AU Goods T 12840 to Order warranted
satisfactory. Our Orix-Paros SYSTEM Is strictly ad
hered to, An are thereby treated &Mo.. •
JONES '&00.. 604 ALAIIKET Street.
MARRIED.
PATER—HENRY.—On thoBttilostant, et Bsitinioro.
Md , by nut 3ev. John Ost, Mr; Jacob Fster to Mt
Jobs Beery, both of this city. .
.*
DIED
FlBll.—On the 21st lost, Elijah Fieb, in the 73d year
of his age.
.Tbarelatirea and friends c f the family are respectfully
lawit€d to attend his funeral, from Friends' Meeting
Boller, at Fallstueteo, Pucks enmity, at 2 o'clock P. Of „
on. Tblrel day, the Nth init., without further notice.
Carriages will be in waitinß at Morrisville on the arrival
of the train, which leaves !cough:Won at 11 A, M
NDALL.—On the Met that , Erin:iota E., wife of
S. Colvin Banded, and dauelder of the lite Alfred Har
rold, Erg., of Birmingham, England, to the 29th year of
her age. .
Her relatinre and the friends of the family arc; respect
fully invited 'to attend the funeral, from the mildew:li of
her husband, No 123 North Nineteenth street, this ( Tues
day) afternoon, at '4 o'clock, To proceed to Laurel
BEAD.—On the morning, . f We 22d inst., Dlr. George
Reed, aged 59 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invltul to stlesd IMllonsral, from his !ate rosideemP, No.
926 2Qortb Tbird street, on Thursday morning, at 10
o'clock, without turtber notice.
PrOceed to Laurel Hill. **Sr
WINE BIOME —Sin!dents , . on the filet inst., r rola.
tick Duber, eon of David S and Anne J. Winebreuer,
in the lath year of his age.
ALLEN.—Killed, on tho 18th instant, while on pkitet
duty, near Fair Calm Va., Wm, El. Allan, Co 0, Bax
ter's Fire Zonavos. second SOD of Wzn. and Mary Jane
Allen, aged 19 years and 4 mouths.
Els rtlatlves and friends. and those of the family,
are respectfully invited to 'mend Ids funeral, from his
parents' residence, No. 405 C.rronter et., on (Tuesday)
often coon, at 2 o'clock. To proceed to Pkilantkroolo
Cemetrry.
. STREEntt"--On .the 19th instant, Captain John
&teener, in the 7.1 d year of Lig age.
Funeral from his late residence. $. W. corner of Third
an d Beaver streets, this (TneeOa7) afternoon, at 3 o'clock,
arithont fnrther notice.,
NO TES.—On tho 18th instant Capt. Chas. W. Noyes,
in the 49th year of his age -
'Funeral !loin bla • late rssidonce. N 0.1238 South Front
street, aboye Reed, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 2
o'clock. .
CL a HICE.—On Jute 20th, Alderman Hugh Clarke, In
tho 67th yea of hie age.
Funeral from hie late residence, 1338 North Fourth
Rare' ' this Tuesday morning, at 8 o'clock. *
NNW MAN.—On the 21st instant, Sir. James W: Nevi
luau. in Mu 35th year of his ago , • :
Funeral from do. residence of his br ith . e.r.lotiri B.
Neuman, No. 1107 Hoyamensing avenue, this (Tneierav)
.afternoon, at 3 o'clock, without further notice:
KA 11T8HY11.—On the 21st instant, Sirs. Hay Ann
Kartsber, in her 55th year
Funeral from her late residence, No. 2125 West De
laney niece, from Twenty-first to Two , ty-second, above
Plne, on Wednesday afternoon. at 3 o'clock.
YANSTAVERNB.—In Camden, on the Ilat instant,
Lemuel Vanstavertus.
Funeral on Wednesday . . tsfttr noon, thg 25th Instant, at 2
,o'rlock, from his sister's residence, No. 24 Fourth street,
below Federal.?
OBITUARY.'
ANNIE T. MACNEILL
We aro reminded by the, above notice that a sudden
sierra of affliction has broken from' the- stetit< of life a
- flower of remarkable purity. thus blightleg the garden of
affection in which it was blooming in full loveliness, and
aiming Its close companions to droop their heads from
the weight of sorrow's dew ; but the rainbow of . promise,
"The pure in heart obeli see God," ebirifis out in unmis
takable brightness, reviving those- crushed by • gloom.
Departed Annie! the loved one of our circle, the temple
of so many virtues, round whom the tendrils of our
hearts have entwined, with freepectful regard and loving
care; would that some abler pen had traced a tribute to
thy sainted memory !
.T bon haat been taken Lack Ey . God,
who loaned thee for a season as oi•Llessing to be returned
at ills bidding, but 'we forgot, .. Those we rove most, •
soonest die," and thy unexpected 81102711005 bath clothed
in the drapery of sadness many spirits, and we fain would
cast the reolity from us aa a painful dream; but alas it
is too true, then best gone .from our midst, tby purified
foul has plumed its wings for a flight beyond the tomb to
.to join with kindred in a world of peace. This is the
only solace for the bereaved, and this conciliatory awn
ranee is easily gathered, by meditating upon the eattldy
pilgrimage of our friend, the motive power of whose BX
lett nce here was the good of others, never governed by
the sordid interests of the world, but the ndble principle
of ht ; possessing mind of solid purity round which
cloistered all the Christian attributes so luminous as to
shine forth in her innocent, happy face, mhich only clouded
An sympathy for other's woes and other's wrongs ; until
within a few .months past her aeneitive and affectionate
nature intensely mourned a cherished .brother's death,
and now: she. joins him : Blissful thought, that we nosy
meet again Grief-stricken parents, may this btu the
halm of Gilead to your to &unclad - heartsTbrotbettheed
the warning, et Be e also ready ;" deathiniiroometbs
all ; sister, dear. although sad and lonely, almost beyond
endurance, oti.the shoals. of despair rear. the' flower of
boy., remembering, .Ged liveth and. rtigneth forever;
• and my tby.lollibila spirit find comfort . from a reliance
upon Dia wisdom, o Who doetii things well "
AM ILIA G. ZTEGLEIL.:
' . Born May 16th, 1862: Died June /MI, 1862.
• By the death of this young guli - tioricie hippy family
• 19 now thrown into deep d Wises. But's very'short time
•-ago• site was in'-geed health. but 'being Mucked by
• typhoid fever, in a few days she was buintiered with the
! ••• dead`' , Relatives, friends, and acquaintances, all beardof
her death with the deepest regret, as she wee loved by
every one; and her sudden death caused every ono to fool'
' that by •the decease of Otis child they could nOthein
mingling their teats with her. parents; brothers ' andais
tera. But to theta wo would etyithat•theymnet_gite up
the words of our own dear .Savionr,.thet... 81iFis not
' died, but sleepetb,”.atal they Will then feet th at tile' M
mighty' removed her for her own good,.aad that ahais
4 far better land; andls eittingurillt tatrieti her flevicittr,
itad.ell the lovely lambs of .11is fold. *"..;:61:11; B
. . .
MOURNING .; GOO • FOR JUNE
Itiriitini 'or 'Grenadine
Bareges, Baregea, Grape 'Sisreksi'bllli`
T. ince, EIUMI3I6r M099301(12014
Bilk Gronadinee, Pcmle'datioloar Meurning Stik, Gros de
, "(blare, Fortitude, Crarie,,Ltase,' Grenadine end .Crape
Veils, Barege , and Grenadine 8119WiS. Sirs ,kret Shawl%
tko. Alert, Black and ;White Bilkit, t ßonlards, de t ers;
(B ookman, Vslencleel- Metal:l4 -••-
• • 'BESSOItIe Ntir Winning Ste e,
1'61.1. • To: 91.8 . CILES 'MUT Witt
411 E ViESSI-1!: . ;: , 46" 0 :14 1 11 7 1A, TUESDAY, UNE 24.. 1862.
trir PEOPLE'S • STATE CONVENTION.
THE PEOPLE OP PENNSYLVANIA, who desire
cordially to unite In
SUSTAINING THE NATIONAL ADMINIBTR&TION
in its patriotic , efforts to moires, a sectional and unholy
rebellion against the 4.
UNITY OE THE BEEMIGIU,
and who desire to support, by every power of the Go
vernment, our hundred thousand heroin brethren in arms,
braving disease and the perils of the Italia to preserve the
Union of our father's, are rounested to select the number
of DELEGATES equal to the Legislative Reprosentstion
of the State, at each time; and to eneh manner an will
beet respond to the Writ of thie can, to meet in
STATE CONVENTION,
-
On THURSDAY, the 17th day of July next, at II
o'clock on said day, to
• NOMINATE CANDIDATES'
for the offices of
AUDITOR GENERAL
• "Lon
bIIRVEYOR GENERAL,
tad to take snob mesenres ait may be deemed nocescary
to strengthen the Government in this season of common
sent to a common country.
°batman o,l' the People's State Oomssittee.
GEO. W. HaISiNKILSLY. t
JOHN M. SIILISVAN, S - 7" --- r*"7 ntyg-tt
arPOST OFFICENOTICE.—A. SUP MX
mculary mail forGREAT BRITAIN, to be dis
patched from BOSTON per steamer eartiott, will be
doped at this ofllce THIS DAY at half past 12 o'clock
P. M. ".. /. 0. A. WALBORN, P. M.
A PUBLIC EXAMINATION AT THE
7N6TITDTION FOB THE BLIND, embrac
ing Ti Chime and 98 Musical Exercises, will be held
during the week commencing Honday. June 23d, from 8
A. M. to S P. lil. Musical performances on Friday
afternoon and daturday worming. Thepublie are invited.
The WEDNESDAY EXHIBITION as usual. •
je24-3t WILLIAIII CHAPIN, Principal.
TrNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
thet an application will be made to the Logleis•
tore of Pennsylvania, at Choir next tension, for a renewal .
of tbe. Charter of the RA NB OF TIIE NORTHERN
LIBERTIES. The said Batik being located In the city
of Philadelphia, with an authorized capital of live hun
dred thousand dollars. .
By order of the Board.
W. GUNHERE, Cashier.
Philadelphia,. Jams 23,1862 • 1021 td6m '
cry. A MEETING OF THE SIXTH.W,IRD
REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION *UV be bold
THIS . (TUESDAY) EVENING, /line 24, at 'Lieob's
Hotel. CHERRY Street, below FOURTH. Paocbud.
attendance is requested. . DR. GREGG.'
It* - ' - . ; President.
[rye REPUBLICAN' ASSOCIATION OF
TENTH WARD—Stated Meeting:THlS (Toes
day ) EVENING, 24th fist, at 8 o'clock, at Chow. Over
beck's, B W. corner of ELEVENTH and VINE Ski.
coninent speakers ,will address the Association.- •
110 -By order,• OHA9. JEWELL, Sea'y.
SIXTEENTH WARD.-1 ME ET Dia.
Of the PEOPLE'S ASSOCIATION of the Six
teenth Ward will be held THIS (Tuesday) .EVENINO.
at Robert WardelPs SEOONO and BEAVER, at 8
o'clock, to take acdo n on the death of Mr. GEORGE
READ.
By or der or JAMES. W. SAYRE, President.
A. W. WittollT, Secretary. lt*
IXT'NOTICE.—AN ELECTION FOR M
DEMOBS of the CAMDEN AND ATIAN
TIO BAILBOAD COMPANY will be held at the Office
of the Ocropany, at COOPER'S POINT, Oamied, New
Jereey, on TIIIIRSDA T, the 26th 'Went, between the
haute of 11 A. IL and 1 P. M. • -
ie16426 B. PRAZIR, Secretary.
Tr. 'PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY—OFFICE 227 South
FOURTII Street, PnitsnaLratx, Juno 2tst, 18t2.
To avoid detention, the Latent of Coupons of this
Company duo on the Ist proximo are requested to leave
them at tbis Office on or before the 30th last , when re
ceipts will be given. and cheeks will be ready for de
livery on the let proximo in exchange for said receipts.
it2S•tjsl. S. BRADFORD, Secretary.
oyOFFICE UNION CANAL COMPANY,
PHILADEILPIIIA, June 19, 1862.
In accordance with the provisions of the third emotion
of an Act of Assembly, entitled a farther supplement to
the several acts heretofore patsed relating to tbo Union
canal Company, of Pennsylvania," approved the 10th day
of April, 1862, notice is hereby given that au agreement
has been feinted between the stockholders and the bond
holders of.the enid Company on the 9th day of Jma,
15132, for the adjustment of the afittire of said Clompany,
and such boedholdere as tcnk no pert therein are called
tarot, to express in writing their assent to the same, or
their•dissent therefrom, within three months from the
data thereof.
By order of the Board of tdanagere.
JANES PAGE, President.
0. THOUPSON, Secretary.
A book for signatures will be found at the office of the
°moony, No. 228•WALN EPP Street. : Bondholders call
ing to Sign will please produce their bonds. Jeleihqul2i
co. UNIVERSITY , OF PE 4 NNSYLVANIA,
(DEPARTMENT OF ARTS.) '
The examination of the Junior, Sophomore, and
'Freshman themes, at the dose of the Third Term, will
be held in the following order :
MONDAY, Jona 2911—From 9 to 11, Juniors, by the
Provost. (Tote lecturl Ithilosophy,) oral. From 11 to 1,
Forboruoree, by Prof. Primer, ( Metallic • OLemietry,)
writtie.
TUEPD AY, 24tb.—Erom 9 to 11, Sopbomorts, (Ana.
1; tical Georintry.) and Freshmen, (Geometrvi) by Prof.
E.ndall, written. From 31 to 1, Suniore, by Prof.
Ft net. (Peat and tho Sttif.m.Enagne,) oral.
• IVEDDESDAY,' 25t1—Pro ri 9 to 11, Sophomores,
(Illsiory,) end Freshmen. (Rheorle,) by Prof. Donna°
written. Fret"' 11 lo 1, Juniors, by Prof. Allen,. (lho
Birdo of At Istabanee.) oral.
THURSDAY, 26tb.—From 9 to 11. Juniors, by Prof.
Renee% (Differential Calculus.) slitter'. From 11 to 1,
&Orman's, by Prr,f. Allen, (Tbacydides,) oral.
• ;FRIDAY, 271b.—From 9 to 11. Juniors, by Prof.
Jsekern, (The L'pistles of Eforace,) oral. From 11 to 1,
ft "-Amen. by Prof.' Allen, (Minor Greek Poets.) oral.
-
MONDAY, SOth.—Prom 9 to 11. Sabotnores, by Prof.
Jaasor, (The Odes of Horace,) oral.
TUESDAY. July Ist. —Front - ft to 11, Prealunen, by
Prof. Jookfion, (Livy,) oral.
. GEORGE ALLEN,.
. Secretary of the Faculty of Art&
ry OFFICE, MONONGAHELA NAyIGA-
U,3, TION COMPANY,
At s meeting of the Board of Managers of this elm ea
nT,lirld on fint Ist of May, 1862, the following resolutions
were adopted:
Resolved, That coupon bonds of this ammo , , bear
log .date the first day of July next, be leaned .to the
amount of Two . Hundred Thousand Dollars, in
sums of - One Thousand Dollars each, payable in, twen
ty-five years after nig date 'thereof, bearing interest
at the rate of six per cesium per annum, pays
Lie semi-annually, In the city of New York, and the said
bonds be secured by mortgage of the'rvorke and revenues
of this Company, to be made to Thomas Bakes-ell, 118
trustee; for the holders of said bonds.
Resolved, That the President of this Company be au
thorized to procure, to be negotiated, of the mortgage
bonds of t h is Company. this day ordered to be Issued, the
runount of one hundred andtwenty-tire thousand dol
lars, for mei), or the ontetoriding bonds of this Com
pany, culturing . 013 the, first day of January . next; at
per.
It, accordance with the foregoing regolntlone, 8118-
SORTPTIONS will he received until three o'clock of the
241 h DAS OF JUKE NEXT, for the above loan. In
formation with regard to the character of the Improve-
moot may be obtained from Joshua Hanna, Beg , of Reti
na, Hart, • & Co, rittaburg; Abraham Gibbene, Eat.,
Coateeville Cheater county, Pa.; end 111.vira jay,
Cock, & Co., Philadelphia, who aro authorized to receive
aubPcrintione for the loan.
The Capital Stock of the Company is '.. . ...
Funded debt, (hoodsoutataudiue).... 182,000
There is no floating or other debt existing. The werka
are in active operation and complete repair, and the re
colas justify expectations of the usual or average divi
dend for the oreeent.yoar. Tte works were so far men
;doted, and the debts of the Company - paid as to enable
the Managers to declare their first dividend, July 7th,
.1888, piece which lime they have declared fourteen divi
dends up to July, 1881—eight yea-e—amounting in the
aggregate to fifty-four and one-half per, cent., or six and
eighty-one hnndredthe per cent: per annum. There are
no bond,' in the market better secured than those of this
Company, end nose that offer greater Inderemente . for
investment as to security and, prompt payment of tote•
rent, which is well known by the holders of the present
outs /iodine bonds. The object of this mortgage iv to
.concentrate the bonds of the Company and secure the
whole. A. preference will be given to the present holders
of the bonds maturing January lst. 1883 The Company
reserves the right to accept the whole or any portion of
the amount trubscrlbed.
my 27. tJe24 .Y. K. IdOOItHEAD. President.
fiVICTORY.! VICTORY! !-THE
116th BEOIMRNT• P. V. H., has been specially
accepted by the War Department. for three years or
during the war. Captains report immediately.
Bounty, Rations, Clothing, and Pay furnished from
date of enlistment.
This is the only tbree.year Ilmehment authorized by
the Secretary of War from this State, and all patriots
desirous of serving our common country must now come
forward. The Regiment will imaitively march on or' be
fore the let of September next.
D HEENAN, Colonel Commanding.
• A. MALSEED, Adjutant.
• Per:G 11. BARDWELL. Major.
Headquarter!, 624 MARKET Etreet,•Philadelphia.
D *
MPTITY, ~QUARTERMASITR GE
EZBAL'S
PROPOSALS wlil bo received at this Wilco until WED
NE iD Ay, the 95th inst., at 12 o'clock, K', for, Three
Thoneand (3,000) Tons of Anthracite Coal for eteamere,
to be,delivered free of slate, dust, and other hipurities,
on board of schnoners'or other vessels at the wharves,
Richmond, Philadelphia. A. BOYD
je24. 2t Daptain, and A. Q. al.
EPIITY QUARTE4PIABTpR
-E, GENRBAL'S .
Partamil.,PßlA, June, 28.1862,
TROPOSSLS will be received at. thie , oftice until
SATURDAY, 28th. instant; 12' o'clock H., for tho
immediate delivery of Fifty (60) Yonz• horse Ambulance
Sprisgs (7' plate). best American spring -steel.. Bidden
will state how soon they can deliver them, to be subject
to insiection, and delivered in the city of Philadelphia.
• A.. BOYD,
je24.4t Cantata - end A. Q,. 11. S. A.
• •
WAR—TIMEF.L—Gci io IttIMEEt'S
aeCniitt -valuable -pietare, at a 'radii:cod
price... Hie eneovalled, 012-colored Photogiapts
ap.war'pricee. ti}' OND Ftreet, above Green. lt*
NOTE THIS FACT.- - REINEEC'S'bi
now the centre of attraction for all '10,01.8 . 4 sit.
Photographs Iri oil colors are .being made at
war p.loee. Gallery, SECOND 9t. above Green. 'I it*
WYAN:t 'TEVA,,ORIGINATOR.`OF
LUN0411111; lOff o:LIBR&ItY street,
atria Anolisrr - tOiliif of Nisi Boef,snd Spups , Salad,
Le, from 1036.11402
o PARTNERSHIP ;.NOTICE?=-LThe
C
utOrrigned have tills day entered into copartder
ship for the ourpose of -commando,/ the General }lonia
'rnrniehirg — Business in thr city of Pltaborst,
• 1 1 1) 4 31 8 41 ( 81 1 116 '
- fn-sLans•Puil4 - 1 110101 4 9 , 1862 . : ; r Je24.3tx`
EIMER Y S'IVA)RYTYPES'CiIaII6IIgO
11 , 41..4001frition'of ell lirraire "ii ftirie;:tnisb, warm,
std fairrasalve to color; truthful as a Maness: and (Maly
aeJrhsd...SICIOND:-Strest; above °Mtn. 11*
.
t,o the *popularity
NJ and complete success which ' Mir PATENT SELF
ADJOSTING OLOTLIES' WRINGER" mat 'with;
other parties aro endeavoring to sell their inferior ma.;
chlt.es.by.adoitioarimr name or &LP-AD/LISPING"
as a means to deceive the public.
W e, therefore. give notice that onr name wilkbe,plainly
stemped'r n each Machine - manufactured andlaildT4 us,
atd nonerothers are genuine. Any Olik.1121i1:11,o9r trade.;
merk dmilt with acccodiegtto c e ;
Mr L. F. SNOW, corner of PUTTEE and OPIESTNUT
Strfets Thiladelphie,- is our SOLE AGENT for :Perna
ajldoide HALEY, MO88& t Si BOYI EN.
j024t..e12. ; . • y , • '
di.. ' PEOPLE.—
, FRANEFORD GENERAL NEWS AGENCY.
W.II,LTAM 0. SIMARD taken this opportunity to in-
Jona- Lis patrons and the public that he is now. •prepared
to:•iurniish , •all the leading Philadelphia and New 'York
~,newspapers; magazines, and.periodicels..i
Agent for the: DAILY and WEEKLY PRESS.. Sub
' scribers and others can have them. deliveredi'm soom.as
.-Immed at their reeidenoes or places or buslneaa in• Fran
kford or vicinity::;:• • • .• .r .169.1. re
H &IR:CUTTING:4N D ;D
'''ll.l‘' , lNG(stritilgere
FOURTH and • BICANOLL Streetti , 4 . 441 -'-' 7e21-ff
IiARBISBURG,
A. K. MoOLIIRK,
Prrrsßuao, Mar 23, HO
PMPOSALS.
PHILADELPHIA. June 23..1382
~~~~~1i~`:,~•r~•
RETAIL DAY GOODS
E. & L.,
E. & L.
EYRE & LANDPILi
LYRE• & ..tA3TDEL4q
EYRE & LANDEM,
EYRE & LheNDELL;
FOURTH AND ARML
FOURTH AND ARClffi
FOURTH AND AROE4
FOURTH AND ARCH,
FOURTH AND ARCH;
ARE NOW CLOSING OUT
SU M MER SILKS.
SUMMER SHAWLS,
SUMMER ROBES,
FRENCH ORGANDIES,
BICH GRENADINES,
TOURISTS' DRESS GOODS,
BUMMER FOULARDS,
GRENADINE VEILS,
SUPERIOR MITTSi
INDIA. PLAID MKS,
PLAID"
PLAIN 310.ZAK3IGINE8
BLACK .SILK sA.oguns.
jelO•tathalm
.! •
AT 702 ARCH STREET MAY BE
• foimd Ikrege Anent aillbawlit
• White BarestObaisli.
Mozambique alialds.
- Plaid bilk &awls. '
• Just received and for 'sale by
,1024
•
• TO.EIN .STOICES WILL. • OPEN
TO.MORBOW MORNIN 7 , at 702 AttOtl Street',
10 dcz °ruts' Light Lisle Mores, at 18%, worth 37X. ;
Alto, 5 doz. Ladles' MCdo Uwe at 13, worth 25.,
.A.'sr, One ple-d Black Indio 811 tr, without lustre, for
mourning sod aprons. - jc24
TtABGAINS '.-IN COTTON 3 AND
LlNl3lo3.—Notwithstanding the GREAT' ADTANCII
in the prices of MUSLItia, we ere preparel to sell a
largertack of all ki: de, bought previews to the rise, at
lens then they can now ho bought.
'Every width of netting and Shirting
Also, all kinds of VGBDISHiNG GOODS. Those
'proposing replenishing their stocks can now do so with a
great saving.
Tablo 'Linens from 37% cents to $1.25 per yard ; large
Napkins, 75 cents per yard; good ell Linen Towels,. 8
cents each, real Barnsley Linen Shooting. 75 cont. per
dozen, very good ; Blenlcete; 40 cent Shirting Linens for
25 cents; Marseilles Quilts; Honeycomb pistils; Lan
caster do.; - Dimity do.• ' Cloth Table Covers; Sae bleached
Linen Damask Table Cloths. of all sizes.
D & W. H. PENNELL,
1021 MARKOP Street, below Eleventh
HSTEEL & SON,
• No: 718 North TENTS St , above I:MATES,
Have just received, •
. 3,000 YARDS FINE FRENCH BABEGE3, .
At 81x cents; never sold less than 44 cents, the greatest
• job of the Lessen. .
Rich styles of Baregoa. at 37X to 50 cents.
Bich Light Ground Grenadines, at 50 cents, worth $l.
Rich French Organdies, at 87X cents.
Fine French Organdies. 25 and 81 cents •
I lot of French Organdies, at 18. worth 37X cents.
Beautiful styles of Lawns, at 12X cents.
New styles Brown Ground Lawns, at 12X cents.
NO ADVANCE IN BLACK SILKS.
A full line of good Black Silks, at low pricba.
GREAT REDUCTION IN LAOHGOODS.
In order to effect more rapid sales, and to close out in
season our entire gook of
Lace Mantles,
Lace Tiounious, and
• Lace Pointes,
we have made great reductions from our FORMER LOW
PRICES. je%)
°BEAP CARPETS, MATTINGS,
OIL CLOTHS.' AND WINDOW SHADES.—V.
E. ARCHANIBAULT,.N. E. corner ELEVENTH and
10A13KET Streets, will open this morning, from auction,
Ingrain Carpets at 81. 31, 50, and 62:; Entry and Stair
Carpets, 56 to 62c; Itag, Hemp, and , Tarn Carpets, 16 to
Sic; 'White and Check 'Matting, 20 and 25.3; Floor Oil
Cloth., 31 to 60c; 0111 bordered Window Shades. 50c to
$I; Buff and Green Window Holland. 12 to 45c. Dry
Goods and Carpet Store, N. E., cor. ELEVENTH and
MAICKET Streets. , jelT•tuthal2t
fiLOAKI3 ! CLOAKS! CLOAKS!
THE GRISATZST BARGAINS IN THJI OiTT
.1 7 9"E'bTS -. 41. CO.'S,
No. 28 8013TH • NINTH [TENET.
THE. LARGEST STOCK,
TAE BERT ASSORTMENT,
THE CHOICEST COLORS,
THE FINEST Q UALITIES,
THE HOST SUPERB TRIMMHYOU,
THE NEWEST STYLES, -
THE BEST WORK,
ASD
DECIDEDLY THE LOWEST PEWEE,
IN THE CITY,
AT
IVENS & CO.'S
N 0.28 SOUTH NINTH STREET
mb2ll-3m
(11ACIAIC9.—If you want the best value .
for you• money, go' to the Oity Cloak Store, 14.1
North 11101(TH Street, above Oherry. mh26-11m
CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS.
V A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
Of all tho Newest• Materials,
.AND 0110IONST PATTERNS,
AT THE LOWEST MOE%
myl6-2m: Po. ea South TENTH Street
CILOAKB
Ns' A NAGNIZIOENT ASSORTMENT
OP
ALL THZ NEWEST STYLES IMPORTED THIS
SEASON,
With every new material, made rip and trimmed In the
very beet rammer, at ➢rlcoe that defy all competition.
AT ma
PARIS CLOAK STORE,
R. a. CORNER EIGHTH AND WALNUT STS.
mb2i3-1m
NEW -CLOAK • STORE!
.4..1 The most elegant momrtment in the Merl •
No. 29 Soath NINTH Street, ,
First door above Ohestont.
trth2B-3rn
VYRE & LA.NDELL, FOITETEI eta
..121 ARCH, Nave . • •
)3luo Flannels for Bathing Robes.' •
Gray Flannels for Bathing Roves ••. •
Plaid Flanneln for Bathing Ttobes.:
Shepherd's Plaids for Be hing Robes. jal.B'
PYRE & LANDELL HAVE a full
wort:stout of .• .
Tourist`' Wen 111• Me.
Mode Grenadine 1411 a.
ot superior grade.
Bea.aide Stripe Shawls.
White Budge and She:land Shawls. jelB
V •
EBY CHEAP BAREGE ROBES.
A largo invoice of Preach Barege Robes, printed
figures and dark grounds, with silk fiouncings, at tone
third of the importing cost.
Printed Prench.Bareges -at very low prices. •
Plain and barred, Colored Barflies, cheap. . .
Narrow and wide Barege Anglais. • •
- • 'French Lawns of floe quality and new styles
' SHAIIPLISS'BROTHEBS.
ODZSTNEIT aid•NIGHTH Streit..
1024 OEC 28TNIIT .BtllllD'T
E. M.-NEEDT_JES
'lnvites the "special attention" of "Ladies'?
Iwbo Intend " spending the summer" in " Use
country" at •• !rearing Placet;" or in "travel.
ling." tow Yerr large assort:mato!
"TRIMMED AND • MADE-lIP GOODS,"
IN "SETS, SLEEVES," &c.
In " POINTS, VALINOIRNNE, GUIPURE,
51A-LTESE," and either Laces*, and in
"LINEN, CAMBRIC , 9 AND SWISS,"
which be bae just opened. •
Also, in " Valencienne Trimmed" and 4 4 Ruf
cd Cambric Handkerchiefs," embroidered, .in
Galore; together with a general assortment' o
White' Goads, Linens; Laces, Beittrotieriel,
Veils, Handkerchiefs," tc., adapted Le the re
quirements of the present season. '
'.A large and warted assortment of ';Garibaldi
Muslirts." end "Black and White Figured Net"
for Skeves." . • •••
All the above of the "Latest Styles," nod
ho " 'Very Lowest Pricer." • 303
1024".OHRBTNUT . EITBBET
NEW SPRING PRINTS
- °Equal
OTIORRINLIW• •
8PRAIN:1B, .
• • PACIFIC,
- ADC 1431...371 AND A HALF MINIS
A lOroe lot beat styles mid feat colors at 100. •
oolz " .711 P OUT T II angli 41`
.
p.LAOK AND WHITE CHECKED
jl—• POPLINEL—a. small lot ..niatt received, allk and
thtist t l. _ Boa's width and Single Chocked Worsteds.
S LTA RP LE SS BROTHERS,
jela • CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
WOULIKALL THE ATTENTION
.1 of my customers and friends to the following Goods,
which are fresh and desirable:'
,;Black and 'White Plaid Bilks...
. •
Organdlo Lawns, choice styles. . --"-
.one lot of Lisle Gauntlets; et 18 #'l,:,
One lot of Pauli Silk, Suag ;' Os beet Levee bad foe
.
`tbs money.
SelO.Om
CE T R A Y -- ,(if 0 ODE! .
,`'.(ic-ent. Brodie Figured Mohair".
`6% cent Dark Mozambique".
12%-cent. Original Quality Lavelle's. ,
•12%-cent. Figured Bongos, reduced from $7 amts.
14.centAlbipeci Itiozambiguns, wortb 26 cents.'
Neat Feet•OoloreclLAwns, 12% and 16 cents.
.'-Large Lots of Cheap Thin Goods.
PINE VIDE MOZ AMBIQUIP S.
Gray Donble.Wldth Fino Mozembiqueis.
• . - Black Baregea, some bergaini, 18X Co 25 omits.
- 26.. Cent. Finest Black Tamartinets. • •
,‘
BARGAINS IN ALPACAS.,
,_ _ •
Finest Black Alpacas ever sold, for M, Se, 40 ob.
Colored Alapacas, good, for 26 cent".
DAMASK NAPKINS.
. .. •
• 1 ' ff L6O fier dozen:NeatFilrufea; Fut Kdges, worth 82.
Finer Grade" Napkins, Daunt& Towels.
'PoWar-Locim and other Table Linens.
Extra Fine Table Domelike and Cloths:" '
• . • 000PEB a 0011/01.11,
A...90,114,}f.11011. epCigAtIRP.M. Wee Pt.
'MEW . .EMBROIDERIES, WHEITE
1, GOODS, So.—Just opened, • general assortment
of desirable French and Scotch Needie-workeSi Bands,
Edgings, Inseitings, Handkerchiefs, Oollars, Sietvo#, ate.,
at Yeti
full ilinforstdoiMriplions of White Goods for Ladle.'
' - wear, of thilialigt approved - makes—.
SDEDPAEK,EALDABLINGEN, & ABBISON;
• .itot " "••••••'.• ' ' ' • 1008 ORESTGIIT Street.
F. M. NEEDLES,
1024 CHESTNUT STREET,
Invites epeeist nth otion to an invoice of
BEAT, FRENCH MUSLIN,
Two yards wide, from 50 cents to $l, being the. article
now so ‘'esiralde for 51131511111, BARQUE& MANTIL
LAS, and GARIBALDI& 'lO2l-5t
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR.
S. E. CORNER NLNTE AND MARKET
:TAS. R. CAMPBELL& Co.,
u Td7 CHESTNUT STREW',
WHOLESALE AND DETAFL,
Very choice Goods of recent Importation.
Black. Fisk' Cbacited Grenadine; extra quality
Foulard Silks, elegant , styles and Sao finality
Black Silks. beat brands. r- ' •
Drost) Barega. Eternanis and kfazambiques.
8.4 parie Fit d'Obevre.
Poll d'Obevre, all wool filling.
Grenadine Veils, in made and other" shadesi.
WHITE GOODS ADD LINENS
In groat variety, at extremely low priers
SOAKS, PALATOTES AND MAN-
N.) TrE.Les.--Ltußea in want of the above articles was
Anil It to their advardavi to visit the old established hones
of Mil, 1 7 in. us :lo=th NINTH &root, below
Mtoll. The latest - Parts Styles alwayson hand et trioes
that astonish everybody. .
66 FOR THE PARTICULAR AT
JOHN 'H STOKES
Pronounced one, of the best and cheapest Spool Clot
tone in the market A full supply ent band. 'ia24-2*
NEW ` 5-20
- .
The undersigned, as Suliecriptinn Agent for the Go
vornment, is prepared to deliver, on" lament, '
•
• .
COUPON - BONDS
of the new SIX PER . CENT. U. 13..L0AN,
FIVE HUNDRED MILLIONS 'DOLLARS,
A UTIfORIZED FEBRuARY 2511 e, 1861.
Subseripti . ons received AT PAR, and accimed"interest
Trom May 1,1862, IN. GOLD.
- To subscribers wanting a limited ronount;the Coupon
Bonds - will he fm-nisted upon payment of amount sub
scribed; and INTEREST, IN COIN, to date of sub-
JAY CO OicE.
_ SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
je24.lm ' 114 South THIRD Street.
jAY.. COOKE & Co.,
BANKERS,
Will buy at a.premium the next due coupons of
UNITED STATES Ss OP 1881,
AND .
.• . •
7 3-10 TREASURY NOTES.
,TAY cOO . l- , ZE 8o Co.;
je23•6t ll4 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
it 9 $1,600, $l2OO WANTS 0,
VA./31M 1.13 Arst•class securities, improved city
properties. Apply to • E. 'PETTIT,
je2.o No 309 WdLNUT street.
fi - C HURCHMAN, No. 32- South
ytto-NT Street, Philadelphia, is prepared to make
cash advances on consignments to his friends in Liver-
$4
, TJV• TEST, in nne or more improved Ground
.1:Ionia. Apply to E. PETTIT, No. 300 WALNUT
street. - je6
rrigr4.- ,, DR. HAYES' REFILIGERA.,
1. TOIL"
These are, beyond doubt, the most scientific and efficient
REFRIGERATORS
%a use, being WARIANTIR to . -
KEEP PROVISIONS LONGER,
WITHLESS -ICE, •.
THAN -07 ormumi. . .
RETAILING AT WHOLESALE PRICES. *
Also, a largo esmortoamt of the mod approval) _-
WATER, COOLERS:
Ji.-13. CLARK;
oay23-tf No. 1008 MARE CT Street.
REMOVAL;
E. G. W EirrhorAN At -co
CONFECTIONERS,
BATE azatovicp a ti . pr r
B li t l72 . p s ND AND CHEST-
TO. No.: 318 CHESTNUT STREET,
10a. JAMES BETTS' CELEBRA
ux TED SUPPORTERS JOB LADLES, and the
only Supporters ander eminent medical patronage. Le-
Iles and physicians are respectfully requested to call only
on Mrs. Bette, at bar reeidence, 1039 WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia, (to avoid counterfeits.) " Thirty thousand
Invalids have been advised by their phyelciana to sae bca
appliances. Those only are genuine bearing the United
Mateo Copyright, labels on the boa, and signatures, end
also on theSannortere, with taidimmilatii. 0c.16-trithet!
THE • -
•
"EXCELSIOR"
SUGAR-CURED HAMS,
Ness. 14`3 and 144 North PEONY Btreet,
'Between Arch and Rae streets, Philadelplmka
TYe seedy-celebrated , t1LX0111,81011" HAMS are
cured by J.. H. ht. A 00., (in a style peculiar to them•
• selreeo expressly for FAMILY USN; are of delloiout
• favor; free trots the unpleasant taste . of ealt, end are
Pronounced by epicures superfor to any now offered
anti
MATTINGS 1 NM TENGS
TWOS t.." • • •
' • • 814 WHITE AND: 011IoRSD,
• . 4=4 vans AND °UNCTAD, •
.WHIT 3 AND OHNoERD, • -
6.4.WMTN AND OHEONND,
AT LOW PRICES FOR GASH.
.• m:st.t • ICNNVB L. KNIGHT,-
No. 562 South BZOOND Street.,
' 27-bn If - Weat aide, near Byrom
BO Y.l3', MISSES', AND CHID
MIZE'S ~ •
..
C'l:o'rH I N4';'
, - ~..,....-• ' IN INDLNBBf VARIETY, . .
AT- -
'No. 137 South EIGHTH Street,
teilli-gra • Three Doors above WALNUT.
JOHN H.. &TOXIN',
' 702 411,011 Street
OPENING OF A SUMMER GAR
.
DEN.—The undersigned begs leave to inform the
public that he has opened for the season his FINE GAR
DEN and HOTEL, at the toot of OOATEB Street, oppo.
Idle Fairmount Park. Familial are particularly invited.
Ice Dream, Oakes, excellent Lagar Beer of Balta's brew
ery, Wines, Ato., always on hand. ;
HENRY FEIOKA. _
rarS•als 7101110rAEVENTH and COATES Sts.•
effTURTLE AND CLAM SOUP
served up daily (Bundaye excepted) by JAMEg
' !BOBBER, 808 MARRHT Btreet.
:Yankilhr envelierl miasmal . • myY-11
NEW . OR.OP OF VANILLA
; Li BEARB, at $9 per pound; also, on hand, the
`cheapest Obalnola and Split Skins In the city.
CAMPBELL 3 BROTHER,
ie2o.4t* , N 0.12.3 South FRONT Street.
f10TT()N.131014.-DIJOIE 'AND. 0.61 -
, VAS, or all nmibers and brands.
Boven'e Doak Awning TN'S* of 82 4esorlpidons, for
Tents, Awnings, TrAnks, and Wagon 00Ter&
Mao, Paper Nannrsotoxerer Drier Volts, troll Ito
teat wide. Tarpeding, Belting; BIM Twine,
JOHN W. IatrF.RMAII d CO•s
' eadLt: Jownn An*.
A',DIERICAN, - ROOFING SLATES,
4 %;M:irinlit
gi to the BICBT WELSH SLATES.
2 T. THOIIIAB,
24434 717 WALNUT fkreaL
RETAIL 1)R GOODS.
CASE , IMERF'S: .
LIGHT MIXTURES.
BILK MIXTURES.
FLUB -BLACK
4;1 LOTT-IS
• , LADIES' OLOAEINGS
BLACK BROADCLOTH&
SILK MIXED CO&TIERS.
NEW, .MELTONS.
COOPER & CONARD„
SPOOL , COTTON
MENTION- OF THE -THADE:"
ALTEMUS -41,. COZENS,
NO. 211 CHESTNUT STREET,
SOLE AGENTS.FOR
GREEN & DANIELS'
C4LEBBATED rfonY-FiNisu
SP 0 01.4• ,CTO N,
FINANCIAL,
REFRIGERATORS AND COOLERS
RE UOV ALS
• BELOW FOURTH,
NEXT DOOR 70 ADAMS Sc 00. , SMXPRRSS
je2tl.lmir .
TRUSSES
"EXCELSIOR" HAMS
ARE • THE BEST IN
THE WORLD.
J. H. MICHENER
121ENESAI. PEOVISION DELIA=
AM curers of the celebrated
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
T ROLLOPE'S
NC)Rrr a AMERICA.
(MITItOItIRED EDITION.] •
BY ANTHONY TIIOOLLPIC, Brag.,
Author or «The West Indies and the Spanish Main,'
• - -"Dcetor Thorne," ite &e.•
--RUblished by special nrrangemo It with the Author
• I VOL 12mo, 60 eta.; 2 vote. 121 no, 12.1.
J. B. LIPPINCOTT & Co.;
22 AND 24 • N DRTH roman STAB=
TpRAVELLIaS . DE VO T lON AL
1. LIDNANY.—The Traveller's Devotional Library,
done up in a neat case ' suitable for the pocket, contain
ing the follositg works :
Epiritual Songs, by the Rev. J. G. Byte. ,
Wait on the brad. by Rev. James -
Tinies hi God's Hand. be Octihrius Winslow; D. D.
• None Like Christ. by Octsvius Winslow. 11.'D
Going biome, by the author of None Like Wrist."
Go end 7 nil Jeans, by the author of Wing Roam , '
Price 51.
For sale by
WILLIAM S. & ALFBIZD MARTIBIT,
JOS . ° NO. 606 afiESTKUT f.Street-
CIRCULATING LIBRA ItY
VBROTHERHEAD'S -,01.R n U
. LATING LIKBARY.—AII the WWI English
and. American Books, inch:Wing ALL OLAVilli of Me
raters. This 'le the ONLY Libra* it. the ccAtatry that
Includes all the NEW killtiGLISB. BOOKS that atenet
REPRINTED here.
7erms $5 Per year; 6 months $3; three months $1.&O,
or .3 cents per day. MR South EIGEITH street. ja7-.141w
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
THOMAS - O. 'GARRETT,
712 CHESTNUT STREET,
Has received a fresh stook
GOLD ANT) SILVER
" • • • WA.'"
• FINE a TF.)SI.- -WARE
_
TABLE C UTL ERY,
And is manufacterbgagreat variety of SILVER WARE
salivated for home use and for-presents. • '
Prompt and particular attention is given to repairing
Watehes hs Ere -eines workmen. ap2-tbetn2m-
a AMERICAN. ENGLISH, eND f
SWISS WATOTAFS,
JEWELRY, AND SILVERWARE;
dT REDUCED. PRIOBB.
JOS. - H. 'WATSON,
my29.3m. . 326 CHESTNUT EMERY'.
REMOVAL.
J. C..
Having 'Removed from No. 4. 2rSonth THIRD Street to
N0..712 CHESTNUT Streeti.2fid Floor,
(Opposite Masonic Temple,)
Row offers a Large and Desirable Stook of
GOLD AND SILVER WA.TOFLES,
. BOODDS & BIIOTREIL9' SPOONS AND .0 3_11103,
AND
FINE TENVELM A Y,
To which the attention of the trade is invited.
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c 1 AMERICAN WATCH COM
FANF-" , •
GOLD AND HELFER
W T C H. E
FOll LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
COMPANY'S . EIA . LESIIOOI'
No. 712 CHESTNUT Street, Second Floor,
(opposite Masonic Temple.) - •
L B. NARTEk, Agent.
epSO-Sm • . •
VULCANITE RUBBER JEWELRY
A beautiful lino of
GBNT LEMBIT'S VEST CHAINS, LADIES' OHA
TALAINE CHAINS, THIMBLES, CROSSHE,
STUDS, BUTTONS,
Now In Store.
J. 0, FULLER
No. 712 CHESTNUT Street, Second Floor,
(Opposite Masonic Temple.)
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &e,
A FRESH. ASOIi,T.M.E.NT, at LEES
.1 - 31— THAN FORMER PRICES.
- FARR & BROTHER,
Importers, SU CHESTNUT Street, below Fourth.
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GENTS' FURNLSRIIVG GOODS
cIEAS. L. ORUM. & CO.,
•SUCCESSORS TO OLDENBORGH TAGGART,
Naunfacturers of and Dealers in
GENTLEMEN'S FINE SHIRTS'
ARD
FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 146 North FOURTH STREET;
PHILADELPHIA.
CHAS L. 01111 FL • ALES. M. THOMPSOIT
GEORGE GRANT.
neETTPLOTTIBMB OP' AND DIALER IR
GENTS' BIAINISECENG GOODS.
( . $lO 0111MTNIM.!TREBT
VINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
J.: The enbocniner would invite attention to hie.
IMPROVED i.UT Or sailers,
Which he makes a speciality In his business. Also, con
staxtly receiving
NOVELTIES FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
J. W. SiO(TT.
• GXNTLE:SIEN , A FURNISHING eTOR.E;
• No. 814 CHESTNUT STREET.
• Four deerabsiew the Continental
INSURANCE COSLYASIXES
GIRARD FIRE AND 'IWIINE
INSURANCE COMPANt.
011TICE 415 WALNUT STREET, PHIIADNLPHIA,
CAPITAL 82/Y3,000
la company contkmes to take ricks en the Bear
elaaaea of' Property at low rotas.
The public can i4ly n; on its renpondbility, and abili
ty to pay losses promptly. Its dlebursomonts for ttu
henefit of the public, daring the last the years, a road
X 500,000,
and we respectinily solicit its favor in tho ram
DEBEOTORS.
OHAB. I. DUPONT, JERRY WALKED,
JOHN W. OLLOHOBN, JOHN THORNLEY,
C. LHEAZLITT, ABRAHAM HART,
DAVID BOYD, Jr., PETER S. HOE, of N. It
WM. H. SWAIN, EURMAN SHEPPARD
JOSEPH. KLAPP, M. D. N. S. LAWRENCE,
W. 0. BUDMAN, JOHN SUPPLER. •,
THON4IB,IIBAVER, President
Vice Presideui
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JAB. B. ALFORD ' Secretary
FAME lIISIIIR*NCE COMPANY,
=No:400 ORESTNDritinet.
FIBS . A2VD 1,717.41.. ND. INS TRAIT Oa.
DERMOTOBB.
Z. D. Woodruff,
John Kessler, Jr.,
P. S. Justice,
Washington Jonea,
Ohm. Stokes,
John W. Ilvormsa.
.IC, President.
.BDSON, Vice Presidont.
ID, Secretary. (m113.0-ith
7. N. Brick,
Ches. Richardson,
Henry Lewis, Jr.,
Alex. Whllldin, ..
Geo. A. West,
O. W. Davis, •
FRANCIS -N. GU
OHABLZB BIOS
WILLIAMS L SLAM .1:
VOMMONWEALTH 31831 INSS
../. RANGE 00XPANY, 1 OE THE STATE oa
PENNSYLVANIA. kawyroßs.
David Jayne, M. D., Marla! 11. Bogen,
• John K. Whitall, John K. Walker,
Edward Cl. Knight, Robert Shoemaker,
Thomas S. Stewart, William Struthers,
Henry Lewis, Jr. Elijah Jonaa.
DAVID JAY E, E. D., Preaident.
JOlll/ K. WinTALL, Wee President.
•
' NAMITEL B. NOON, Secretary.
OBra, Commonwealth Bending, 813 OHEST3III9
etrant. Philadelphia.
MOUNT MORTAR 'CEMETERY.
This ground is located a few yards off the Darby road s
about the same dietance from the city as Laurel Ifill, and
le beautifully situated on the highest point of ground for
miles around.
Ita soli le admirably adapted for the purpose designed,
being high and dry. The public are invited to examine
its CiliilllB before purchasing elsewhere.
&sacral and eeetional plane may be examined at the
COMPANY'S OFFICE,
Ne. 128 SOUTH METH STREWS',
Where [any - further information oheerfutly af
forded by the agent.
DESIRABLE LOTS;
AT LOW PRICES, AND on LIBERAL TBESIB,
Are now to the market, some of them ba sections juit
opened, having hitherto been held in reeerve.
°Fawn nouns from 8 A. M. to 4 P. At., and eltbei be.
- fore or aster these hone, at the midden°e of the wider
' idStied, , •
No. 314 NORTH TRH= STREIT.
FREDERICK A. VAN OLEVE,
N. B.—Conveyance , to sad from the teurotery for
each as desire to pnrchsas. mY15.2131
;TIENT-MAKERS' CHERRY 'TENT
' BUTTONS ant SLIPS, United Stelae pattern, fot
solo at J. P. REED'S, Southeast corner of THE&
TEEN TH end NOBLE Street., Philadelphia.
tap2.ll4tate
n!PTT!I
THIRD ANNUAL. SALE OF
...001BLOODED HORSES, AT BORpENTOWA
27th Juno next. at 2 o'clock P. DI., at Mr A. Mail
liard'o breediog farm, near Bordentown, N. 3.
)929" Most of the anima's are highly bred, and Bt for
imordinte use.
Catotomes now ready.
KG" 'Trains Movelout.etreet wharf for Bordentown
MAI and 10 o'clock A. M.
je24 4t A brRIOD M. riIiRKNESS, Auctioneer.
-a RAND EL) 118.10 DA:RIA
ILA OREN HOWITZ,TH CATTE BY. BIEGrELD'S
BRIGADE BAND. Target vac:ica with Ilitled :3anuqn,
Shot, and Shell at loos range, on the 'Delaware, by
etennwr STEPHEN GIRARD, MONDAY. Sane 30tb,
of 30 o'clock, i ront SOUTH , sniE ,I AR F. Re
fretbnients on board Tioltek $l. admitting a laly and
gentlemnr, or two Wire'. To be had at the newspaper
r flice of the Continental Hotel, and at.the Wharf beforo
starting. je24 6t
AST WEDNESDAY EXHIBI
TION.—INSTITEVON FOE THE ilEatiD,
JUNE 25th. A larger number of select pieces. Mr.
CARL BENTZ, Conductor of lehtrutneutal Uniic Mr.
A. P. TAYLOR. Conductor cf Vocal music. Airnigslort
10'rente. Tucati o from July Ito Sept. 1. jeU4. 2t
GRAND FLORAL AND STRAW
BEERY FAIR —A general solicitation from both
city and cm, trY induces our Lndie'n to continue their
FAIR , at the SALOON, font of WASHINGTON Street,
nutil WEDNE , MAY EVENING next, June 25—also
every A FTERNOON—where they will be happy to fiee
Olf fr'mde.
Itonat!ens in Floworo, Fruit, Cream._ .4a, will be
tbnnkfully reentred.
.We have been most bountifully patronised, but ple6ge
()timely°, that any eXCEIS of funds over our present
aunts ah be carefully protected for the nss of the sok.
chore. ARA.D.BARROWS,
Chairman of the Union Vtlunteer Refreshment Chat
=Mee. iett3-3t
MaB. DREW 1 9
. AMOV-WrItEET THEATRE.
FOURTII SUCCESSFUL WEEK
Of the popular artist,
F. S., ON ANFII AU, E. El. CM NFRAU
TO-MIGHT, (Tueshv,) Jlll2lO 24th. ]t62,
"Last of the dre»rinf the
MYSTERIES AND MISERIES OF NEW YORK.
Badger F. B. Chanfrun
Brevioue to the Drama
TIT,D
EBUT&ETIC
Mors Duford' F. S Uhanfraa
The Debutante lire. C. It
\Veda< Eday, Bone& of Mr. Riveriola.
Prices as visual. Curtain tilted at tt
NXTATZ UT. STREET TREATBE
vgra. 151. A GARDETSON.
Third week of the greaf - Arooricar Code Actress,
MSS JULY •
• TIIIS (Tuotday) EVENING, Joh& Uttit
Pint night of a tie v Comic Drama,
3IARGOT. THE POULTRY DEALER.
Margot Etas Julia Daly.
After which the Yankee Sketch of OUR. GAL.
Our Gal - 'hiss Julia Daly.
In preparation ' a new Barlemtne Extravaganza,
KING COTTON.
Doors open , at o'clock. Coutrcenco at S.
rIONTINENTAL
MR. S. DAVIS Sorg Lome.
Second W., eh of the Popular
DOOLEY'S )MINSTRELS~
The most Popular troupe of artists in Anteriest.
First week of the original artist,
141 II: onAR.LEs GARDINER,
• First week of the new acts,
, g 'HOP LIOIIT, LOO," "'IDE LADY OF LYONS',"
(Somr.er edition) wi h eighteen other attractions.
Coolett Theatre in America ; Meanest Prices, and
beet entertainment. Dress Circle, 25 Gents Family Oir.
cle only IC Cents. jal3-tf
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
THE FINE ARTS, 1025 CRESTRU Stroat.—
The' 6pltEdid hibition of Paintings and Scalptnre will
close on 1.1 0 28th inst.
Admittance reduced to 10 cent 3; Children half price.
Open from OA.M.MI 7 P. , end from 8 +MI 0
j 023
ASSERBLY BUILDINGS.
CARTA.Thr WILLIAMS'
GREAT NAUTICAL -EN TERTAINMENT.
SCENES
IN TEE LIVE OF A
TiNSFE WOALEALLN,
EVERT EVENING,-at 8 o'clock preclteli.
SELEOS MATINEE, SATURDAY at 3 o'clock.
Adthinsion 25 cents. Six Tickets for one dollar. Chit
din 10 contx.
Liberal arrangements made for schools on liVecinesdai•
kfterniums. jp23-6t
King F 0 R TEM SEA
sHoaEr— str vord Ka
r.a..wczKENT.—cAmmuT AND ATLANTIO RAIL
BOAT).
Three froins daily' to Atlantic (My and return, (Sac.
days excepted). Trains leave VINE-Street Ferry ct
follows:
Hsi' Train
xpress Train..
V: eight and B ccommodati,m...
. 40 P. DI
Leaves, Atlantic 'Hail Train
it " Rxitress Train ' to A. 'At
t< ". 'Freight and acceunnodatica.a IS A. rd
FARE
,$l.BO Ronml- tri - p Tickers, anal} only for a,
day and train on which they aro issued, SLSO taCM
ston Ticket!, good for three deco, $3. 1-Torot. are ott.t.,
aFE DIAN TaW'N B - A R N
NJ; Fine nit , rwmq. kna.rd. AnnlT oa
the 'pr. inhep, bIAIN Street, Wctt side,) fifth nonee
ahc , ve Walrait lane: • jai -3t*
WANTED—One Cavalry and one
3.4.DD7-E $ immedittely. dAtresi nor.
730. 'F'biladelpilio. Pobt , Oi co. . Itr
TAT.ANT. D-9 COO f44-inch CEDAR,
T. SDINGLITS. Address JOHN °Mr
_je2l-p.Sttn2t - 218 LODGE St, above Walnut Pbila,
_ASSISTANT QUA.IVIERAASTER'S
ornoE, comer of G and. TWIT: TTY-SECOND
Streets. WASHINGTON, D. 0 , Sane 17,1862,
EXPERIENCED ITAASTERS atan obtain employ
ment on application at this office. DAXS,
.k . 19-thjYl . Captain, A. Q.ll.- US L.
WANTED -2.000 Men along the line
of the Lehigh Canal. say ],500 laborers, 250 car
penters, and 250 stone masons. Apply to the officers of
the Lehlab Coal and Navigation Company, at 111AII011
°DUNE, ALLENTOWN, or EASTON, or !lavaliere
elan: the line or the works. jotO.
in TWO FARMS FOR SALE IN'
Cecil County. Iderpland one containlou 98, the
oil er ICO Acres, near the. Pennsylvania line and a short
distance from the Oxford elation of the Central Reilreat
crnvetient : to churche., mills, schools. to. Situated to
the moot thickly settled part of the county. Also a farm
of 180 scree rear the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and
Baltimore Railroad. They will be sold on ace manda
ting terms. Apply to IL U. IiTITCHELL,
je24.tothOtit ELKTON, CecilsCountr, IN&
TO LET.—A very desirable, neatly
•ssu fmnipted Cottage in Camden, No. 604 N. SECOND
Stmt. Rent will be taken in board, or tbe fornituro fir
este. aid the Cottage to let, both et a-rea•naable WIC*,
to a family tcitboat•children. Apply to THOMAS Hag.
TIN. NI al Retain •611.nt and Collector, N. W. Corner of
TRIAD and LOMBARD S.reeta, Phila. j•2.4t*
rpo CA PITALLVIS. VALUEIBLE
1 . LEAD PdINR FOR SAr,s WITS . PLANT AND
MACEINFRY - COMPLETE.—The umiersigned now
offer for Faie their valuable LEAD MINE. situated in
NEW BRITAIN TO WNSIIIP. BUCKS •OONTY. PA.
• Ile property contain. one hundred and twenty-two
acres of good, arable land, with two fares. howee, barns,
and other out•hnildioge. •
*. The vein hes been opened at Vices nearly the whole
lensth of the form; and SEVERAL TIIO cSAND DOL
LADS' WORTH OF IfIl&D extracted. 'The I)tttoni of
the wine now ebowe a vein of very rich Lead Ore, three
feet in width. and has all the 'apreraT ce of increasing
in size and value in going down. There is nu the ere
mites . a '2O-hcrse•power Steam Engine, with Pnmp'nq
and Boistiun Machinery cc:notate vain), a fhlphor and
Stamping Will turned by water-power, Jiming Ma.
chine'', !imbibe, Ties, Ac., for sia.hing the ore, and
Enieltion Furnace. already bnill.
For price., time. and furher information '
apply on
1011 A
the prtMl, or to JOHN NNEAR, 'No. 121 NOSCH
FRONT - Strew, Philadelphia, where samples of the Ore
can ha PCln.
je2B-6t G. WEIMF,YER.
IIISTEGLERI3.
-A- Ito DISTALILIII 'mown es the
and tormerl7 owned and occupied by ElAni.
Zen.. eltneted on PWBSTY-THIRD, botweon SACS
and VINE Sheeta, Philadelphia, Ommoity thX. , bnahatt
per day, is now offered for rale on reamnable and WOW •
modating terms. la in good mining order. and I•.at
the modern improvementa. An Arteetan wall on the pro..
mime lartdebet an unfailing aupply of good, pore wets , '
Addrem Z. L 00222/ & 00., No, 2020 IdtlarklET
Street, Philadelphia. te2.2,lit
LILLIE'S SAFE DEPOT Rif-
WhIONST to No. ant South SZTENTH Street, wet
the FrankliL In Istituto.
The undersigned, thankful for past favors, and being
determined to 'merit future patronage, has wormed 1151
elegant and convenient store, and bee now on hand
large seemiment of Lillie's Oelebrntod Wrought and
Milled Iron The and Burglar Proof Safes, (the only
strictly Are and burglar proof safes made.) Also, Lillis'!
lJneenalled Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Locke.
Lillle's Bank Vault Doors and Locke will be rnratsliti
to order on short notice. This is the ertrongest, beet pro
tected, and cheapest Door and Lock yet offered.
'Alto, particular attention in called to Litlie'it we
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, ite. This Safe is con
ceded to garrets", In style and elegem)e anything yet ef
fored for this purpose, and Ni the only one that la strldl7
lire and burglar proof.
BPSOIAL NOTIOII.—I have now on hand say twenty of
Farrel, Herring, & Oo.'s Safest, most of them nearly new ;
and some forty of other makers, comprising a complete
eseortment as to sizea, and all lately exchanged for the
now celebrated Mlle Safe. They will be sold at very
low prices. Please call and examine.
1a25-10! H. 0. fULDLNII, Agent
Mi EVANS & WATSON'S
SALAMANDER want
STORE,
10 SOUTH FOUBTR STREIT,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
A large variety of FIBL-PBOOT SAFES alwayi og
band
WEST CRRISTER
PHILADELPIITA BAIL
OAD,NILA. MEDIA.
PLEASANT AND CHEAP AFTERNOON EX
CURSIONS ON TUESDAYS .AND.FRIDA
Through the finest Country and the moot boantifal
Scenery in the vicinity of Philadelphia.
On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS of, each week until
fnrtber notice an Extra Train will lame West Chester at
8.55 P. X. for Philadelphia.
Panergers buying Excursion TiCkets can take either
the 2 or. 430 P. Train from Philadelphia, and the 5
or 8.455 '. 51... Train from West Chester.
BOUND-TRIP TICKETS FROM PHILADELPHIA.
to an Stations east of West Chester, good on any of the,
above Trains. out or in, may behad on tbeee days ONLY,
at EXCURSION RATES, good only.on the days homed.
For further Information, apply at the Ticket Office, in
the Depot, N. E. corner of EIGHTEENTH and MAR
KET Streets.
DIANYDBLICIITFUL LOCUTIONS VON Eux3tita BOANDENS
ON TRH LiNx CIF Till R&M.
je2l-tuwfs If
FIRE CRACKERB.-500 boxes Gold
Chop No. Firs Orackors.
Oranges and Lemons, In prime order, for sale by
RHODES dr WILLIASI9,
10. 1 1 •*. No. 107 Sorrell WATER Street.
GENERAL AGENT
•
MORGAN, 0RR,45 STEAM
ENGINZ BMI 4 DYSB, Iron' rounders, gel
general Machinists and 'Boller Materel tre• 3 -V-O C I AIo
CAOWEILL Street? rb1ie40411213.
=ES
SALE OF HORSES.
ON FRIDAY MORNING,
AMUSEMENTS
SEA BATHING
JOHN G. B.::YaicT,
BOARDritiG
ViAl4 T
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
SAFES.
HENRY WOOD,
Superintendent.
.7.39 &
_V.
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