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GENERAL NEWS.
CIVIL WARS IN ENGLAND.—In view of the fact.
says a correspondent of the how York Journal af Oorn
pierce, that the journals of Enelend aro constantly play.
fug the pathetic about the dreadful •• f• eternal war" to
the country, the subjoined particulars from Thomas
Painela "Common Sense" ere worth rem. raSeritte:
et Thirty hinge and two minors have reigned in th it dis
tracted kingdom slot* the conquest, in which there litre
been nn loot then eight civil were :CA nineteen rebel:lons-
In abort, mouercbt and eecesidon have laid not thin ktag
dont only. tint the world in blood end et•lms Paine Wm
Won iu Englocd, and wrote molt morksonen. and come
Occomon Sense' , but the above Nate are entistantiated
by the records of history.
VINEYARDS 1N OftlO.—The oloyelan.l (0.) haft,.
eleater Pays there are now over five hundred acres of
'vine) ards on Kelly's Mend. In 1861 there were 170 g
sera, In tt• acing. From thio. area the Iguana was to
valor, for fruit and cuttings mid, and win., $53,345. be
ing Slid per acre. One 11 , 119 will do the labor required
ler five acres. Each acre, when is full batwing, yields
:about three tone of fruit. A gallon of wine fa 'produced
om eleven pounds of fruit. The fruit ' when sold for
•eating, brings about seven cents per poun d.
Si CESSION INPUDENOE --A. daughter of-fleptaln
:5 rims, con mender of the famous rot•el pirate Sturm.
:ter, eitended weddiug at St. Paul's Ohnrch, New
polt, Ky.. night before last, (18th Mat envelnavd In a
•Scarf of rich material, bearing oho 4 )nun-Aerate colors.'
led end white, arranged iu bars or stripes.—Cincinnati
•Continerciali. •
WORTH 'TRYING —A. gentleman. who has expari
leen' ea with Kerosene all, in dertn.yiug tha worms whtah
infest nod deetroy currant and gooseberry bushes, toned
it a 'perfect autidote. By pnitiog R ant4ll.itinniitv or
lierovene into a spriLkllng pot, and .oh .woriog .the
•bnehee, the worms instantly tall to the ground, and du
not lolly..
A GOTIL—The editor of tho Portland Transcript has
rt Ten nee for antiquity er antlunlt's omit eat , e:
‘ 4 We had the plosturo of holdtt g in our hand the other
d n hook that was printed twenty years before the MI-
Cost ry of Ike Maori= conduent It was a Latin work,
•Ity at. II ugo, In which the old mtiut holds a confab with
Ids Noel."
CHO n Eft% ATTENTION —T ho Now Park Eve-
Oino PM 9'19 that since the flret of Fr lirtnry, when the
Trreident assumed command of the army !kW the Der.
Oirettlon of the War, there lime been arty tout:
Won idrloriee, or one for every elstyels bout% Any_
where Else than in this country this would be called rapid
:vowel:. •
PIitIattITIIEOPIO COM:MM.—The third an
nual meeting of the International Philinthroplc Don
grebe seeceihiod In London on the fhb of Juno. The
41.ogrets hal for its object tbe amelioration of tee physi
cal, totelhctual, and moral condition of the working
-claws, and of the 'poor.
IN RTALL &TION.—The Duke of Devonshire was in •
stet ed an Chancellor of the university of Cambridge on
the 9th of Juno. The 'ceremonies were very tramming,
ard the etndeata extremely hoist•rons, as they are al
/owed immunity on thew) oc , neon! The LAMAS of Lord
Palmerston and Die: eel' were grasned at, while Lord
Ilronobom received an ovation.
AN OLD PAIIPER.—A M. 40 named Fitzpatrick, one
hunt ICit and six years old, is auintunte of the 'Troy poor
u-e. 'What a horrible fate to !survive friends and Tor
ture, live to a patriarchal age, nest be mewed np for the
xrrnninecr of Obß'S days in a miserahl. almshouse ?
SOUTH/ERN FIN &NOT:S.—Florida. at the tim4she no
•cedie , bed in her treasury fourdollare and efty-five cents.
It in known to the Government at Washington " th.o
the e hole of this sum _has been expended In defending
the rights of the Bout&
CITY ITEMS.
LADIES'-HEBREW ASSOCIATION FOR THE RE
,IIEF OP inc SICK AND WOUNDRD FOLDIBAS.—WO
have already alluded to the fact that !maim the compels
sating Mots of the preetnt war is the universal impetus
it has given to the charities of our people, expressed in
an active, living, cud Intelligent form The catholicity,
mieo, with which our charities are being dispensed, ex
hibiting itself in a general disposition to "do good uhto
an men as we have opportunity," cannot be too highly
•ovualuended. Among this latent and roost promising no
.cesslons that have been made to oar various organiza
tions for the relief of the roldters, that of the Hebrew
Indies of this city deeervee special notice. The Associa
tion has already enrolled a large number of members;
a Constitution has been termed, lu which the views of the
Society are sot forth, and an executive committee has
:been appointed for the purpose of procuring necesemry
articles and distributing them judiciously amongst the
various hespilals. We may here state that the Society
tins foraud is not designed exclusively for the participa
tion of m• mbers of the Jewish faith, bat th it all who de r
etre to benefit the etch and NVDDINI4 d of our army may be
came members, at any meeting of the Assoctatiom by
paying fifty cents, which eons will mate a lady an active,
and a gentleman a contributing member. The meetings
of the SINNICIAtiOD are held at the Synagogue, in Julisnba
aired, where contributions may be sent, or to any of the
members of the committee. At a meeting of the Society,
held at the Synagogue on WM/MD.IR/ evening, the fol
lowing officers were' elected : Proeident, Mrs. Cem-lits
Moyer; vice president, Mrs Simon Steroberger; trossu
e'er, hire Henry Mayer; correspondiug secretarY s Mien
Merebberg, recording secrstary, David Stern.
A CooL StrooEsnott.—During the heat of
stammer improper dries is in no part of, the lumen body
Snore ?etricueotal to health than the head An shiest
aanralpob nt preventive of disease, in fact, at this season,
is found In Ir,oping the hand cool. Thu selection of a hat,
Mindere, becomes a matter of g tnitary importance.
Vert;urten's elegant summer Ants, in every variety, at
4.T3 Chestnut street, meet the philosophy upon this paint
to a nicety. His stock of Straw Il eta Ia nurivallod.
FINE TABLE BEVERAGES AT MODERATE
Patties —Mr. 0. 11, Mattoon, dealer in floe Donny gro
aeries, Arch and Tenth etreete, hen at all times In stern
the choicest Oolong and other Teas Also, n pore article
of Old.Osrerument Java Coffee, to which we invite the
attention of our readers.
SEASONADLE LUXURTES.-- I .l(OsSrg. SloeStnb
Bassett, whose stand is in the Hastens Market, corner
of Firth sod Merchant , treete,- will offer this day, for
the appreciation of the public, an almirable assortment
.01 flee Old Cheese, adapted to every taste, haaldes the
choicest Strawberries and Ice Cream anywhere to be
forad. All Nebo desire such articles, of reliable sasliti e
shodid not fail to cell at their stand not purchase their
'supplies.
THE PLUMB) EXAMINATION, at the Institution
Sor the Blind, which oconplei all the Present week, will
elope on Saturday, at ono o'clock. Tbie (rriday) after
-moon, and Saturday forenoon, will be devoted eatirtly to
the =tetrad perforrnancee—orcheatral, rood and piano.
l'hetuddlc aro invited free of charge.
IC r E INVITE ATTENTION to the card or Jos.
C. Tumor, Attorney•at.ltaw, which wllt be found In
another column.
STRAling SEPISATIM—The Emperor of Chi
na recently washed himself, thereby occasioning the
greateet consternation among all classes of hit subjects.
At first it was thought that so daring an innovation
would be visited with serious cousennouct a, but al soon as
tit vats atcettained that the experiment wad only per
lamed is an actor humiliation and peremal roortifica
?lion before the Chinese deity, with the hope of averting
'the political calemittes ortho nation, public tranquility
was restored. What a sensation would be craated if the
'Emperor was to order a handsome mit of simmer ger
minae from the palatial clothing emporium of Grauville
&ekes, No. 601 1 Clubtuut street, Philalciphis
REBEL BELLS FOR LOYAL USES.e—T he SeeeSh
lilacs Dtovo to be troublesome customers to deal with;
'out the belle contributed by secessis to be converted into
artillery, and seised at Now Orients by Geoand Butler,
taro been received at Boston. There are nearly eight
ilurtslred of them; varying in size from a cowbell to
/ergo church bells. Most of whom are of the size used on
atosnilionte end plantations. It would be a merry c.mceit
ee use them for the purpose of proclaiming to all the land
:rind to iii the inhabitants thereof, the Morita
glint summer sulfa for gentlemen and m"2° at the
h Wilson, Nos.
Drown Stone Clothing Han' - '
403 and 60e ducat. above Sixth.
, ‘ ,.....AttiNE BUTLER'S COHE TO TOW:l.' 2 —We
sill rtmeniber how the New .Orleans prose tried to be
slimy' over the rumor of a visit from General antler, in
the roily part or the Haring, when as yet the destination
or his expo/MOT' was unknown. But. now that lie line
come, they Sod he la more than they hsrsainci for. His
detection of the restate - ping of the United States coin with
st Mexican die, shows that ho is quick to detect the true
stamp, whether In d o nate or damsels. The litter 0. ere
-violist), on the rota, showing its mintage at New Oriente,
f ont h e ld os Place prominently, as the letter U tf ,es in
..,,no price," that marks tho advert semocts or Charles
13tokee , Clottlioo Store, under the o Oentitientao .
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
VP 20 12 O'CLOCK LAST MART
CON ZINHNTAL HOT ICl,—Niuth and Ohestant ate.
Truman of, tandem, l y MIRA "'roman k ale, ICentlV7
Miss K Morrison,' Kentucky F P J , •hutiron, Leniev, Ky
A II Vol* Duncanville Joe E 1)47, kliELll{ollllBdttj
Mr Menne, Vermont G Church, Minnesota
3 A Bridges & In, Allentown lire Tempi, Peormi yam%
Tarrey, Jr' IF Jersey James Young. ITiddletnwa
•J Buinbetger, klarriaburg B F Etter, llarri-burg
•J M Stigma, finrrisburg M • II Tageart, Harrisburg
Jno II Harrisburg WIV Raeder, Wadi, 0
•Jams DlAaren, Edinburg Smi , h .Fuller 'Uniontown
.John Wyld , Edlnborg '• Dr Wireelwrlebt• Boston
A 13 Kota, Boston W Converse, Breton
allpeJ Brixton, W Mester • Mil Thomas W Chester
'Con n'l hontas, W Murder F L (Wee- & e ls, Nona
If it lltenentan, Lapc,lr, Pa Dent Cln Kinsman
311-8 B Bader, Lowell Alba F Eli.leretb. Crowell
0 Beatty, Rentu , ky Dr 0 0 Keeney, U S A-
.J J 14 It, California A W Barker, Deansville
Non Alf Reeder, Easton Franklin Hamm. Bangor
W B Osgood, California W Hatcher, Wilm, Del
S Minter, Reading E Hama, England
'T W Whitt, Lexington, Ky W B Smith, Syracuse
•J O Plurner,lstw York 0 Sprague. Hew York
O Noyes, Hopkinton, RI T Mill, r, Fludson, N York
H Campbell Illinois W F 1 ittntell & la, Cain
'Hugeoe S Abadie • Ur E U Alsadie U S
at re A bailie Parks & wf,•l n diana
A TSDIS, Mexico E Pigeon; !flexion
."Nr H 80-glieus, Harrisburg Bliss Clapham. Baltimore
3lice Donaldson."Baltimoro }1 Pennington, Bnltinylre
J P Brun. II B A. B filesselman, MAristta, Pa
B B Lancia, Harrisburg TLi Borrows, Liancestc.r •
C P Hackle, Wtstuaorrland L.Horris. Saw llork
0 &Mord. Boston A N Gceeo & wf, York, Pa
BI Loot!, New York A G Chandler, Blaine
Mee Chandler, Blaine N•Denrcitlee, Now York
1:1 B Ferns, Jr, Nave .0 li„. Detroit
•
L'H Dyer ' New York J.B Pio + e. Boston
15 , T i 1 Duncan, Now York N A. Dell, Boston
Dradforo, Newport, R I J. 7 liewl•, \V (Theater. Pa
F }lonised /11 1, Mari York Mrs U Briull'a oh, N York
59 8 Scott. Nei York /I M. lll:What, Now York •
•J Smelt, New Yolk E P,Bram, New York
Oulterroae, New Ycrk •• W ol erem. New York
EH 8 Willem, Atbeam, Pe ' 'Rev S Pgoe, Wash, D
rs Beveridge 2 dn; Wash Miss Buckingham, Wash'
Mims 0 Finley, New York Nisi Christie; Ndw. York
E 8 Baldwin, Beaton ' Mr F7,ick Ott. Boston
J DUI er, Ontonagon& B 0 nolo. llotriahurg
`Don A K JSlcOloro, Po Palm Blight. Proy, B I
W Wood . Polio Inogrlgh .
Jas U Lennie, .Maryland Jobn Sueden ln.Brooklyn.
Joe W Harper, Jr Howard Heald, Baltltnore
P Sietion, Baltimore W A Boom, Raltiume .
31 Hamburger. New York $1 U Wadi kw, California
N Downing, Boston '; i;; A S Sturtevant, Now York
.3 Dlslvr, New York P R .Dreke, New York
'W Mona, Baltimore Ohne 0 Elenew, 9t Loafs
;John Burgess, New York It G Nall, Now York
Longtnier, New York
.J H Mellor, Pittsburg
•O 0 Platt, Nritr York
Jae McAuley, Pittsburg
J A•Pntter, Pros, It I
F U Grovi. B4ltithore
It 13 Steele, flew. Orient'
15 Bally. New York
Jcbo 1) Tarbox & w, U B A J$ Maloney, Wald, D
John P Thigerc. lowa John Beirear, B iltlmore
P 8 Hock lue, Boston Ohee T Banded!, Bosom
Ntr T (Beacon, Portland J 0 Price, Blailland
MBRORANTS' BOTZL—Fonrth et., below Arch
B Morrison A de. Baltimore J T Holmes, Prowl , lona
'W J binderis,TennsylYnnla B,ml OAlysn Pa
.J Morrison, Broad fop Mt Mary K Stone, Lanouter
Benry Lipp, Lancaster '• IRAs A fietnitsh, tAnciptev
John Bulky, ChernbersbUrelt fluter, Ohautherebarg
W Be, aer, Obatoberaburg • .1 A Mkater, Chamberabarg
B Ahl. Penneylvania ,
.;D'A Varlirki, York
J A Pattrraon, P,a li B Lindarinao, M Ohuuk
J D Ileclvo & 16,,0h10 " 'Ohm M 'Mirk to, IcalianA
Theo Mare, Pittrbarg B 8 'Kunkel, Ilarrisbnr,4
J 0 D Lilly L Boardman, Connecticut
Anon Cameron, RlcMerif Rodgers, dpringr,o
TJT lINION—Arch street. above Third
W Dli, 'Washington, D 0 John Tunnies, Dt,laware
Mintrer, Pottstown - 'rhos teshbr. Balton
A 0 Brindriter, Allentown David G..rla t don, Wagon
.Jos B Ooodhst t, Bonding Mrs tf Naylor, bambertv
Jame... Eliot. New York H Rlllntt, Hartford, Ot
A Bowtil Theo Stryker, ISS
J A MOO A li, Akron, 0
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(AMERICAN—Chestnot street, aboTe Fifth
L B Wing, Newark, 0 D Green, New York
V A Ryan. New York Geo B Bearleg, Now York
Jimee It Tailor, N Y B B ichnrll &11. Perm
P H Rally & la. Wilm, Del John W byneh & .at. RH
II W Trundle, Maryland Jas A Williamson, Md
John Pontine W L Hirst
D J CaldNeli, Altoona, Pa W 8 Lyorm, Baltimore
El B Sexton, Baltim.rß ' B McKenzie, New York
G W Fernald & la, N Y D 0 Dodd Jr, New ark.NJ
Dire En acne!, Maryland Id B Carlini% Milford, Del
W L7Bll & In, New York Bobt Taylor, Warren, Pa
ST. LOUIS HOTWL—Otteeinta street, above Third.
Chas Rrgge,ltlnkirs J Unnsoo, New . York
John A Wrister, Dslowans J T Hamilton, New York
Watron Dupuy, New Jenny T Hoorn, New f ork •
H 0 Henboor,Wtwellog,Ya John Le Good,Wheeling,Va
A 1 Andtb: New York S Stmne, Proneylvania
limegen, Baltimore Mem W,tenn, Delaware..
J Moore, New Jereey, D Hanby, Neri'.York
W Robinson, Albany Llt Maybe, Ne,iVork • .
/onto Yernoy, New York 11 Logrange a at, N Y
. • Still:BB UNlON—Market street, above dixth.
JU McMira, Atlantic Oily John J Bard, Boller co
J r cable, Lmiclister - • A B Baker, Uniliitavalitirsr
'floe M OrtBPMAS, PA W W VlcCannall, Weyab'g •
Il Glazier, Buntioadon N S GNl,Prniciylvania • •
J Lealistowtt nos Mcdovetn. POttritnwit
Alive Mary Mr:Govan., Pa A G Watsou. Penni; trade
henry B Ilarplinp, Bedford J
00311BERGIAL-131xth streot, above Ohestn4.
P 0 'Riley. Reading Jas Crawford, Ettitoo.
T Barton, Baltimore Nra B F Shantz & da, Pa.
P W B Brinton, Ohm Valley John Larkin, flh.:eter co
J I' Brom( 11, Pa W II Long. Shirloyebarg
O B Long, Shlrloyeburg 0 B Rlday. Coaster co
A D Baden, Conteayillo W B Morrison, Coate,ylllo
3 Dove, Woßt t heater .1 11 Baker, Wen Chester
J Il Entchlution, Chester co
NATIONAL BOTEL—Mace street, above Thin'.
A D Clark, Monroe, Pa. Miss IC Given. Bolton
B K Mratao s Moston Jess 0 Olveu, Boston
J.A Parrlib, Summit, Pa B Balm, Allentown
P SV Welds, Beading J Shirk & wf. Jonestown
Jobn Weitzel . J ['mordant', Boehm
Miss KJ Grim, Allentosin J Smith, penatown
A - 3 Bowen .Baltlinore . 0 Light, Lebanon ~
J George, itbanon J W ilubler,.Laficaster
. . BLAOK BEAR—Third street, above Oullowhill.
11 Becbtel, Becbtelsville . D EOM.% t3chlic co, - Pa
J Young, Allentown B Butz, Allentown
S 7 Ruppert. Allentown. J Bntz, Allentown
W P Buck, Dauphin co, Pa W Allen, Illontonrsville
John W Helper. Penne I P Howland, Penns
Gep W Wolf, Danboro, Pa
BARLEY SHEAF—Second erred, below Vine.
Wrn Noble, Tyrone, Pa .1 thaiwallvior, Fox Obase
D 0 fleugb, Doylestown, Pa S Y Addis & la. Ballastla
E Ream, Now Jersey Jae Vauhorn k la. Doylest'a
11 Hough, Rolgolaville + A Swnrtzleuder, Dayloet'a
S Bite, Ilucks ' Wm Doan, Bucka
B Cadwallader, Doylostown • Wni Thompson, DoyiesVa
0 Brooke, Washington Mies Id Foram, Penns
N Ins B Frets, Penneylvanis 8.1 Briggs, llsry laud
J Brown, Backe
MADISON BOIIIIIS—Second' street, above Marta.
S Cumminge,•Esston S Smith, Now Jersey -
N D Bennett, Lambertville A B CalwaDador, Poona
00l W Bader A; la, Lewistown
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL—Second et., above Arch.
Win Hobert, Pennsylvania Cant Lenox . , Tesnten N .1
Mr Kinsey, Kentucky John Janney, Pennsylvania
BALD EAGLE—Third street, ablove CallowhilL
D Heberling, Woi•yort I Bntz, M. Chunk -
Itlni Neuffinsn, Allentown Jae P idichnor, Easton
'V A Iternig, Northarnyt`n co
I MARINE', INTELLIGENCE.
fir BEN FOURTH PAGII
ARRIVED
Behr Bailie B, Bateman, B days from Cardenas, rith
sugar and molasses to Stewart, Carson & Co.
Behr B It Oogeshall, Swain, 12 days from Cardenas,
in hallaat to Baker & Folsom.
Behr J C fleraden, Shag, 7 days from Bangor, with
lumber to J E Bosley & Co.
Behr Thos Borden, Wrlghtington, 3 days from Ira
River, In ballast to captain.
Bchr S L Crocker. Preabrey, 3 days from Taunton,
with anise to Twella 3 Co.
tiebr Columbia, Hasson, 10 days from Bangor, with
laths and 'potatoes to captain.
Behr D H Bills. Brown, 5 dap; from Dostma, to ballast
to L Andaturfell & On.
Schr Noll, Kelly, 8 days from Providence, with rodeo
to Crowell do Collins
,achr Utica, Thorodike, 6 days from Portland, with Do
tators to Bolter t Bro.
Seim John B ?Sadler, Niekorson t 6 days from Boston,
'with potatoes to Srlea & Bro.
Scbr Edwin Reed, Goodspeed, 6 days from Beaton,
with miles to Crowell & Collins.
Scbr Fly, Chessman, 3 days from Nantucket, in bal.
lon to cattain.
Bahr asrah, Benson, 2 days from Now Bedford, in bal
lot! to L Ardent-led k Co.
Bohr Lizzie Taylor, Taylor, 6 days Lona Newborn, NO,
in ballett to Tyler, Stone & 00.
Bohr Olivia, Fox, 1 day from Odoesa, Del, with grain
to Christian dt 00.
OLICARED
Fehr Julia, (Br) Cox, Halifax, Yan Horn, Woodworth
a: Co.
Schr M 13 Dyer ' Ferrero, Boston, Twells & Co
Scbr D Bills, Brown, Boston, L Airlanded &Co
Behr &wish, Benson, New Bedford, do
Schr R Knight, Endicott, Chelsea, Haas &
Behr GeoJ Jones. Crowell, White House, W J Taylor.
Behr Seal, Higbee, Washington, H 0 Lancaster t 00.
Hair Geo Henry, Smith, Alexandria, A G Cotton &Co.
hl X Freeman, Howes, Boston, Sinnickson &
MEMORANDA
Steamship Columbia, Barton, cleared at New York
yesterdny for Baratta.
Ship Connecticut, Bpa_Men, from Singapore Feb 12, at
Ltyf two! 12th Mal.
. Ship Weatrpoigland, Decan, for Philadelphia, eiesred
at. Liverrool 12th host.
Ship Gee Green, Fairbanks, for rhiladolphia, was adv
el Liverpool 14th inst.
, Ship Fleoiwbag, .Jayne, for Philadelphia, was loading
at London 14th bat.
Bark Win A Banks, Bartlett, from Havana, waa in tho
river. Antwerp, IStl, inat
Brig theeze, for anantanrano, wriaat Bt Jago de Cuba
6th inrt, read, to rail.
Bobr :91doe, Stokeley, hence, arrived at Borbadooe
Bib brier.
Sara td Weghtington. Tbachor, and Pathway, °emp
loy', cleared at Boston 26th luot. for Philadelphia.
Schr Itlavy Fletcher, from Delaware Oily, arrived at
Bath 2411, Met.
Behr Wm Jonea, Jones, for Philadelphia, sailed from
New Bedford 25th ult. ' l / 4 •
Schr Trader, Baton, bonce, arrived at New York yel
-1 erday.
Behr Fanny Boardman, Matthews, cleared at New
York yesterday for Philadelphia.
Steamers 'ltasca, Remyltoo, .and Anthracite, Jones,
berme. arrived at New York yesterday.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RONEY'S WAR•PRESS, FOR SATIIR
DAY,,TIINE 2S, IS ONE OF THE BEST NUMBERS
EVER PUBLISHED. IT CONTAINS,
AN ORIGINAL TALE OF THE WAR—"New Or-
Isar s as It Is."
/MR ENGBAVINGS—ToragIeg on the Pa.
=inky, and a View of St. Joseph's hospital, Girard
ATBISCIO.
EDITORIALS—The Death of Col. Eliot—Brigadier
Breckimidge—The Tax Bill, as Pe:lna—latent from sn•
rope—Spence on America—Sfenarer Butler—Richmond.
'WAR CODItESPOITDEI3OIE—Tbree interesting Let
ters from the Army of the Potomac—From the Axmy of
the Shenandoah—Movements in Banks' Division—From
Gee. Dix's Division—From Gen. lialleok's Army.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPII from ""*.'nliig
ton, Ac.—A Speck of War. In Th.o* .-- . 4 " 1 Mempliill —
Cl
Rebel Account of a Eattl•—•-•". harleston, Ac.
aiir"l:ELLltENOE—Death of Col
oVi3i:e;xpeditn.
LIST OF BIOS ,AND WOUNDED PENNSYLVA
NIANS to the Hospitale o? New York - , the.
LETTERS OP " 00CASIONAL."
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In the United Statea—General Neg,ley's Command at
Chattanooga—Oflielal Bulletin of Now Army Appoint
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To the Creditors of the City of St. Louis:
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already due, and to become due before the first day of
July, or Natured Bonds still micaucellod, will be paid,
on end after the tiret • d+y of that month, at the Boat
man's Savings Institution, in said city. Ooopens and
bonds maturing on and subregnont to July flirt, when not
made payable in Philadelphia, will be paid as formerly,
on presentation at the Dank of the BgpubLic, Now York,
the City's Eastern 'Bleed. Agent
No interest will be allowed on matured coupons Or
bonds from and after the first of July proximo,
Jen-tin • • DANIEL G. TAYLOR, Mayor.
ONE-Piacr. CLOTHING, OP THE LATEST
armee, made In the Best Manner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWNST Selling Prices marked in
Plain Figuree. All Goode made to Order warranted
sattidaistory,, Oar ONR•PRIO. S7seie 4 4 strictly ad.
hered to. All are thereby treated alike.
JONES & 00., 604 MARKET Street.
S.-T.-1880--X
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strengthen, and purify the system, Cure Dyspepsia,
Acidity of the Stomach, Diarrhoea, to. A perfect ap
petizer and tonic. They invigorate the body, without
stimulating the brain. They are compounded of pure
Bt. Croix Rum, Roots, and Herbs, and are recom
mended by all who ago thorn. Adapted to old or
Young, bat particularly rcoemmended to the weak and
languid. Bold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, sad
Saloons. P. H. MAKE & 00.,
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MARRIED.
COMLY—BEILS.— On the 234 of Jane, 1802 by tho
Bey. Samuel Darhorow, Mr. Clifford 001111? to Hies Bal.
lie M. Bees, all of this city.
•
RICO ARDSON—YOIiNG. —By Rev. Wm. Rice, on
the 27th of September, Mr. John Richardson to Mae
Emma Young, both of this city.
. _
HERDER—POWELL.— On the 20th of March, 1882,
by the Rev. J. hlcKean, Mr. Edward Bruder to )pee Vir
ginia E. Powell, all of Philadelphia.
DIED.
oKIBBItr.—On the 27th Indent. Jennie F., wife of
Captain David B. LicEibbin, to the 24th year.of her ago
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her
puerto, ( Merchants' Hotel,) fourth street, below`Arch
street, on Bunday, the 29th instant, at 8 o'clock, without
further notice. To proceed to Woodlands Cemetery -44*
KINN &BD.—Suddenly, on the morning of the 29th,
Mrs. Beulah E. Kennard, wife of Boy. J. H. }Kennard,
D. D., of thi pity,•
Parties • hereafter: — '
DAB. •TR AD.—ln "Camden W. J., on the 24th
. nna 7a ona, daughter of Rev. Al. E. and Debora
J a • • Ilatmeteed, in the 12tti year of her age. *
STELWAGOIC-Lan the' 26th ititithit, Ohbries Noble,
eon of Jothpb end Margaret Stela:aeon, aged 7 years.
,! The relatives and near friends of the family are re
ineettniliiniited to attend . the fonerel, from the D.,rente
retidence, No 'ss7 North Seventh street, on daturdnv,
the 58th lenient, at 3 o'clock. without farther notice. To
proceed to Soul] Laurel Bill Cemetery.
1.16.1 . 71110.11. On the 25th tuatara, Fla Mari, paugh
ttr of Nate M. cud the late Samuel a.. .Datum', in the
13 h year id her ego. "
The relatives and Maude of the family are respectfully
invited . to attend the funeral, from the ro'tl'oce of her
mother, No 30 North Fifth etrcet,• this (Friday) after
noon at 4 o'clock. . * •
STILLS.—On the .22d instant,. at •Fortress • Mown.,
Dr..a.•Orren Stifle. burgeon of Colonel Noll'a Regiment,
Peonbylvauia Volunteers. •
'The relatives and.untio friends are invited to attend-the
four rid. without
.farther notice from his late ruddence.
No. 1058 Chebtnut,street, this (Friday) evening, at . 3
o'cleek P. M. . *
BALL.=.Oa the June, 1882, J. Welnert, eon of
Rcu y Jr., and Catharine Bail, aged two Years sail 00
Fum ral from the. parents' maritime.. No. 830 Marken
11111.0, this (Fridey) aftm noon. 27th last.. at 3 &cloak-fit
MOGARgaLlt.—On the 26th instant, .Mrs. Mar
Itcqaret,le, aged $S team
'Omelet from St. Ana's Widows' Asylum, Second
,etrert,' below ChriAlan, this ( Friday) morning, 27th fit
itfret. nt 9 &dank: e
BRYANT —Birth() 24th inst , John Q. Bryant, in the
50th seal of•hls age.
Flaxen I 'roc( his Into residence, No. Tub Federal street,
OD Saturday'. the :Bth that., at 2 o'claak.• .
. • OitiltßOLl , —On the 25th instant, [dent Thnniasoar.
roil, aged 27 years, of Colonel Owen's Regitrient;69th
Pettiwylviutia.'Co. H.
Funtral from-his late reoldencei Twenti fourth and
Spites Gorden streste, - on Sunday, at 12% o'clock. -**
STEYFNSON.—On the 25th instant,_
after a lingering
Winton, M nry'Louisa Stevenson, mood 24 Fenn.
Fusers.' banu the rnoldince of her brother-in-law, - Mr.
.' , Jachoon euyder, No. 422 Catharine street, on Satnrday
afternoon, 2Fth instant, at 3 o'clock. •('#*
SA FETZ —On the 24th inetent, Mr. John Shoats, In
the 770 Iron' ot Me age.
Flute:al frou, his late residence, 9SB Sercntli street,
above Porter, this (Friday) afternoon; at 3 o'clock. *
111SEBT.;=On the evening of the 24th instant ' Jeltina
T., son of-John A. and Vinhtl B. Mickey, aged 3: years
and 5 menthe.
The reletires aid friends of the family are Invited to.
attend hie %net el. from the residence of his parents, No.
858 North Twelf h, this (rriday) morning, 27th inst.,
at 0 o'clock, 'without further notice.
Fa..EGDSON.—Suddenly, of disease of the heart, on
the 26th Instant, Peter L Ferguson. • '
Hie relatives and male friends are invited to attend the
funeral, from the rividence of Mork' 1? Lex, No 1225
Arch street, on Saturday morning, at To'clock, without
tlisr notice. SSW
B 0 PE.—On the 24th instant, William M. Hope, egad
88 yetu•e.
tonerill from his Ito residence. No. 128 Coo Per street,
Camden, this (Friday) morning, 27th init., at 10 o'clock
£M. *
GROSS.—On the 24th instant, Margaret, wire of Me
mento Orme, and daughter of Ileury Eloblanta, aged 27
scats and 4 mouths
Fureral from the roeidence of , her husband, No 'fin
eolith street, this (Friday) morning, at 8 o'clock. *
OBITUARY
WO ore deeply pained to bear of the death of Hrs.
DAVID Naming, as announced in thie column. Amid
all {be clash of arms and turmoil of political movements,
these sad disruptions of sweet family and social ties come
to us with, etartling vividness. The soldier is drawing
around Ws 'bet agonies all the pomp of military pagean
try, all - thii giOry - which daring, all the courage which
desperation can•kive. Bis last groans mingle with the
' cannon's roar, his last sighs are borne upward on the
smoke of conflict and carnage. Lifo's wild scene Ands
en end in the wilder scene of such a death. The sunset
bee no quiet beauty; the midnight brings not on its
wings a breath of balm; the life meets an appropriate
close; its best energies were given to struggle, and now,
when its every vital force is waning, Straggle closes its
troubled et ee. But hem; is a death amidst friends, and
peace, and brighteat hopes ; here is one, crowned with
all that is loveliest in womanhood, breathing out, in
quiet resignatien, a life that had been eilently moulded
by sorrow and sacrifice. Here are no flashes of blood,
but regretful tears; here are no yells of defiance, but low
prayers of entreaty. There is heroism no Use; for our
departed friend walked towards death as her fulfilled life
bed given her right to walk—with a step firm yet hum
ble, distrustful of its own power, but with implicit re
nonce on a Higher Power.' May this painful shock open
the eyes of sorrowing friends to the herotem of a lire so
true, eo noble, ao pure, so strong as was hint. Holllß
ßlbPS.tk
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MlES—Black Barege Heinani or Grenadine
BOreges, Bereges, Crape Mentz, Silk Chaiss, Point de
V. nice, Summer Bombazines, Tiunises, fintiMousselines,
Silk Grenadines, Ponit de Sole or Mourning Silk, Gros de
Rhinos, Foulards, Crape Lime. Grenadine and Crape
Veils, Barego and Grenadine Shawls. Silk Net Shawls,
&a Also, Black and White Silks, Foulards, Lawns,
Gingham°, Talencias, &c.
BESSON & SCr.'S Mourning Store,
jell • 'No. 918 onEs riknyr Street.
UTTHE MEMBERS OF SELEUT AND
COBI3ION couNcns of the City of Philadel
phia eve invited to meet in their respective Chambers on
IBIS (Friday) AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock, for the
purport. of attending the funeral ceremonies of Colonel
OH ARLES ELLET. By order of the committee.
It ISAIAH H. ROMER, Clerk.
TrPREMIUM FUND ASSOCIATION, No.
419 WALBUT street.—The Annual Meeting of
the Assoc:alien will he held on MOND4Y BYESISO
nest, 10th ho t , at 7 o ' clock , '
at the Odic°. at which
time a !indent, nt of tho operations for. the past year will.
be presented, nt.dll•3 election for Officers to serve for the
01.0)1111 scar. Was B
•
rre NOTICE.—TIEE COUPONS DUE JULY
1, 1!62. tf the Registered. Morigsge Beads or the
XL BMA AND WILLIARSPORYB trlato.l.o 00 will
be raid on pr.sentniion, at the Office of the PRIME YL •
VANTA COMPANY. FOR INSURANCE! ON LIVES
AND GRANTING ANNUITIES, on and after that !into.
By order of the Board of Managers.
WM. O. LONGsTRIITH, Treasurer..
rIIII.ADELPHIA, 6Lb month 26, 1h62.
DT'THE MALE RELATIVES AND
Irletidn of Col. CRAM:ES HURT, Ja y ore
Invited to attewi hte fouevot on FRIDAY, .27t1i kat, at
4P. D. To proceed to Laurel 'Stn. - 0mria.,....01.b e
In welting on the emit aide of Mita attest, east of Ind*.
gendence Square. ' je26 2ta
REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT-
Crl n
. TRE 01 SUPERINTENDENOS.—A. Meeting
of Ate Committee will be held at the Counts Court ROnee•
corner of SIXTH and CHESTNUT Streets, on S knit-
DA Y EVENING, Jure 28,1882, for the purpose of hold
ing a joint Convention with the People's Committee
.of
Superintendence and the Sub-Committee of the Republi
can Ci nvention. • GEORGE H. MOORE, President.
long W. DIIIIREZ, S. oratory. . je27.2t*
try. THE UNITED STATES SANITARY
COMMISSION—PHILADELPHIA AGENCY
Nu. ]23 CHESTNUT Street —The following recom
mendation by the President of the United States suffi
ciently authenticates the Commission to the public:
ti 7ho Sanitary Commission is doing a work of great
humanity and direct practical value to the nation in this
time et its trial. It is outiticd to the gratitude and eon
Silence of the people, and I trust it will be generooffy
supported. There is no agency through which voluntary
offerings of potriotiam can be more effectively made.
g<ADS.A.II &Id LISOOLN."
The undersigned .will receive, and forward to places
where they may ho most needed, all contributions for the
sick and wounded, and will furnish all turormation to
persons applying to servo as nurses, droners, kc., in the
Floating Hospitals of the Commission, or elsewhere.
iee7•Ct W. 'PLATT, Sc., Suneriatendent.
IMEADQUARIPEES -HOME GUARD.
• emir or Pima, uRi.PRIA, JUDI) 254141992"
....----asPnCIAL ORDER, No. 19.
owe officers of the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps et
Volunteers in service, and of tbo First Division Peanut-
Tarifa Militia, end of the Ilome Guard not on duty. are
respectfully invited, without further notice, to assemble
in the Ttdeaeudee ce Dag on FI Id ay next, the 27th
at 3) o'clock, P. M., to participate - 1n the funeral °bee
(mien of the lace Colonel Cherie,' Ella, Jr., commander of
the United itatee steam iron-clad ram fleet, serving on
the Miesisslppi river..
The funeral. procession will march at 4 o'clock P. ET.,
punctually on that day.
By order ot A. J. PLE ASA NTON,
Brigadier General Commanding foam Guard.
Wu. BRADFORD,
je2e:2t Assistant Adjutant General:
[ErHEADQUARTERS HOME GUARD,
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA Jima 26, 1862.
SPECIAL OBDAIt, No. 18
CHARLES ELLET, Jn., late Commander of the
United Suttee Ram Fleet, on tho Mississippi river, is no
more.
A native of Pennsylvania, ho was reared in and near
thin city. In leis early youth be vieited Europe, and t -a•
veiled over much of iron foot, devoting his time to the
study of bridge architecture and the kindred branches
of civil engineering, in which he subsequently beams
moat t lably distinguished.
' On the In asking out of the present rebellion he urged
tenon the Government the construction of etfam iron-clad
rams for the defence - of our Western rivers, and was
commissioned by the President to organize and command
a fleet of such TO/ Ws. With his nn firing energy he anon
completed his fleet, organized big crews, and, in com
mand of it, be descended the ldissiesippi river. and took
a most active and decisive part to the naval action with
th. rebel Bret before Menielde
In thisbattle the value of - steam rants for naval war
fare wee stain illustrated in the most conspicuous man
ner, but it was at the expense of the life of their dirin
guithed Commander, who, severely wonnded in the notion,
use taken 'o Cairo, where he yielded his life on the 21st
instant. 'Victory crowned hie efforts, the nation rejoices
in the success of his brilliant genius, bat Pennsylvania
laments the lose 'or anothor or her most gifted eons.
remains having been brought here 'for 'interment, it is
ordered :
1. That they lie in state on Friday next in Independence
between the hours of p o'clock A. M., and 3 o'clock
P M.
. 2. Company B, of the Ist Regiment of Artillery, is de
tidied es the Boly Guard of the romaine. Captain H tat•
legs ill repo4 to these Ifeadquortera for instructions.
8. The 2d Regirutnt of Infantry, Lieutenant Colonel
Hiwkiroci, COMMo.ll4ing, is &tatted as the funeral moon.
4. The funeral cortege will leave Independence Ilan on
Friday next; at 4 o'clock P. gr., and the remsios will be
itterred at Laurel MIL
By older, A. J. PLEASONTON, '
Brig. Gen. Oom. Home Guard.
WILLI Al[ 13 a.SDP
' Assistant Adjutant. General. jo2B 2t
.TAKE NOTICE. THAT -WE Mad,
apply to the Board•orillort Wardens' of and-for
tba.Port of.Philadelphfa, at their next mart'ne. July Sth,
1t62, for permission to extend TORSI . : PIER 3 Into the
River Delaware, fronting onr -property at tlbeater, Dela
ware county, agreeably to the p'an feed to tboirofMle.
CHESTIM, Jnae 44t1h1862.
rlrti CENTRAL MOH SCHOOL.,—The
El-
A3IINATION of Applicants fur ddmistion into
the Central High School trill commence on Lt0 . .11191Y,
Jane 30, it 9 A lit ,
Candldatts must be at least thirteen years of mute, fed
dtnts of the City of Philadelphia, and they must hove
been for at least one year pupils' in the public nhoola of
tlio city. • •
The order of Exam!' atinn whims as fellows:
bIoNDAY. Jumi 90-11Tensuration and Orthography.
TUESDAY, July l—Theory. of Arithmetic and De
fining
WYPNESDAY, July 2—Prfeciples or ammeter. end
Paroing. •
Thursday. July S— Arithmetical examples, and Consti
tution of the United States
The ne:w Clem will be almitted on TaItSDAY, the Bth
cf Jalr.. NIOfIOL IS 11. MA:017III:8,
je2s-4t. • • •-Prtneipal.
• UNIVERSITY OF PENNSOFALN4A.,':
113 (DEPARTMENT OF AUTO
.
. examination of the Juoior, • Fophomore, ad
F reehu.en Clas•ea, at the - close of the Third Tertn,.will
be held in the following order : • ' •
MONDAY; June 234—From 0 to 11, Juniors, by the
Provost. (lute lemma] Philosophy ' ) oral. From 11 to 1,
Sophomores, by Prof. Frazer, (Metallic
. Chemlstey,)
.
written. ;
TUEPD &Y, 24th.—From 9 to 11, Sophomores, ( &nit
-11 beat Geometry,) and Fresbmen, (Geometry,) by. Prof.
Kendall, written. From 11 to 1, Juniors, by • Prof.
Frazer. (Feat and the Steam-Engine,) oral.
WEDNESDAY, 25th.—Fro n 9 to 11, Sophomores,
(lifstory,) and Freshmen. (Rhetoric,) by. Prof Copan,
written. From 11 to 1, Jnniors, by Prof. Allen, (The
Birds of Arietophenes,) oral.
THURSDAY, 26th.—From 9 to 11, Juniors, by Prof.
Kendall, (Differential Osionlnn.) written. From 11 to 1,
Sophomores, by Prof. Allen, (Thucydides,) oral. • . •
FRIDAY, 27th. From 9 to U. Jordors, by .Prat.
Jackson, (The Epistles of Horace,) oral.. From 11 to
Freshmen, *by Prof. Allen, (Minor Greek Poets.) oral.
MONDAY, 30th.—From 9 to 11, Sophomores, by Prof.
Jackson, (The Odes of llorace,) oral.
TIMM) AY. July lat.—From, 9 to 11, Freshmen, by
Prof. Jackson, (Livy,) oral
je25.1j71
GEORGE ELLEN,
Secretary of the Faculty et Arte.
TrPHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD OOPIPART—OFFIOE 227 Sentb
FOURTH Street, PIIILADIMPHIA, June 21st, 1812.
To avoid detention. the holders of Coupons of this
Company due on tho let proxlmo are requested to leave
them at this Office on or before the 30th inst , when ye
t:elite will bo given, and checks will be ready for de.'
livery on the let proximo in exchange for said receipts.
je23.411 S. BUDFOAD, Secretary.
T14..:.:,k•u%)i.r.f.c.(:-.#11,E:u..!...
_ . .
or PEOptivs - STATE CONTENTION.
TUE PIMPLE OF PENNSYLVANIA, who dedra
cordially to unite in . •
SUSTAINING THE NATIONAL ADEINISTUATIGE
In WI Patriotic efforts to sunproffe sectional and unholy
rohslilou against the
UNITY Or THE EXPUTILIG, -
and who desire to-nu:Tort, by even Power of. Go
vernment, our hundred tuonsand heroic brethren in arms.
braving disesac and the perils of the field to preserve the
Union of our fathers, ore rot:En:mind to lid,c-t the onmha•
of DELEGATES equal to the Legislative &presentation
of the Sista, at finch tines and in such monitor as wiil
boat respond to the spirit of this cal!, to meet in
On TWORSDAY, the lith day of July next, at 11
o'c!ock on mid de7, u•
NOMINATE CANDIDATES
-for tho offices of
' AUDITOR GE.I.IF;RAL
AND
• SITIIVETOIL GSWERb,L,
and to take each meaenrew as CORY be de*rned . necesnarr
to strain g then the Government in thia season of common
Dorn to a common conntrY.
Chairman of the People's State Clommtttee.
ONO. W. EfAftl =WILY.
JOHN :SULLIVAN. tiecretarlea ' . my2.-tt
arr
G gEg e Ir m A t ratS P. M., SURGEON
state Blsdicel Botird far' the rxarnioation or (rind!,
dotes for the Poet of ASSISTANT BURGEON in Penn=
Berrimente, will asapilblo` at H A BRISIIIIBG,
lily 8, at
. 9 A. M.; and GUMMI° in see.ioa one day.
Ceadidates vrtlt rogieter;their eternal on arriving at the
capital.
By order of, the Governor. Rya; BY Ti. SMITH, •
jo2l4ataij3 8
,burgeon Goneral Bennsylvania.'..
jeep. OFFICE'OT TIIE LITTLE SCHUYL.
'KILL NAVIGATION', RAILROAD, AND
OnAL rOIEPANY, 401 LIBRARY Street, PAILAVAL
PRIA. /nit , . 6;1862.
A Special 6IE-rting of the Stealth°ldnre of this Com
pany wlll be held at their office on TEIIII23DAY, the
26th inatent, at o'clock A.M., for the *Patch of
business generally.
By order of the Board of hlanooors:
. • WM. WILN, ,Tr,, •
je6•fSmtl6 Tiesenrer and Secretary.
HEADQUARTERS 'MILITARY
COISMANDER, PHILADBLPIIIA, June. Et, 1882.
ail SOLDIERS of the United Mateo army, In this
city rind the surronfiding cdnulYY. not on duty, or pa
tient,' in n. Fined States hosnital, will, withnnt deity. re
nnet Menne! yes to the Military Pommatetcr in Phila.
telebta, on penalty of being considered desertem
Thom who cannot an report will forward reliable cm..
tificetes of their disahility. • •• •
By command of Brie. Con. MONTPOSIERY.
je25.3t J. R. LIVINOSTOR, Lt. nod A. b. 0...
i'97 . 0T0 . RYI....V.ICTORY! !-THE
116th REGIMBNT. •P. V. M., has been itheetallY
accepted by. the War Departiumg for three years or
during the war. Captains report immediately..
Bounty, Rations, Clothing, and Pay furnished from—
date of enlistment
'lbis is the only three-year ltogiment authorized by
the f ecretary of War from this State, and all patriots
desirous of serving our common country must now come
forward. The Regiment will positively march on or be
fore the let of September next.
D. HEENAN, Colonel Commanding...
A. MALSEICD, Adjutant. •
Per G 11. BARD WELL. Major.
Tfeadquarters, 624 DIAIMET Street, Philadelphia.
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. .
The Auditor appointed by the Coact to indit, aettla,"
• and adjust the account of ROBERT OEUUltfltled. taf,
Amignco for the benefit of creditors of. GEORGE
C!IANDLEE, and to report distribution of the balance
he the hands of the accountant,. will meet the puttee in
terested, for the purposee of his 'aupointment, on TUE 3-
D AY. the Btly day of Tnly, at 12 o'clock all, at the
IWITlif ERTL', USE, 'Yi ASSO2T, above Sixth street,
in the cis) of Philadelphia. " • 1621-St
FRICK & TIIO a& 1 .
je25.3t
-MARSHAL'S SALE.—By virtue of
a Writ of Sale, by the Iron. JOHN CADWirLA . -
DER, Jndge of the District Court of the United States,
In and for the Eastern Distiot of Penneyleanfa, in adnyi-.
roily, to roe difected, will be . sold, at public. eels, to the
hiFbeek and beat bidder, for cub, at CALLOWFIDA
STREET WELtItF, on WEDNRSD 6,Y, July 9, 1861, at
12 o'clock M., the sobOoner GIRD 5, her tackle, apparel,
and furnitnre, and her cargo laden on board, ootiediting
of 100 .Ides of cotton, 6 tierces of rice, In bane, 400 ;
empty begs,. and a quantity .of tobacco., Oen be ex
.
Bylined on the mce nine of rile.
. .
WILLIA . BI MILL W,431.D,
D. B. Margie] Pastern District of Nuns.
FFiII . .4DELPITT4, June 26, 1862. jai. et
A B SIT AL' S SALE.L—Bjr virtue' of
M
.
a Writ of Bale. by the Hon: JOHN OAD WABA
DAR, Judgo of the District Court of the United States,
In and for the - Beaten District of Penneltlyania, in admi•
ratty, to me :directed; will•be sold, at public sale. to the
hiabest and beet blddrr, for cash. at QUEEN-STREET
1% BARS. on 310NDli7, July 11,.1802, at 1.1 o'clock A.
M., the Steamer CUMBRIA, her mlltle, apparel, and
furniture, and the cargo 10dm on board. The cargo will
be. -sold at MICHENER'S STORE, No. 142 'North
FRONT Street, at 12 o'clock ht. Catalogues will be
Word prior to the day of sale. - The goods can be ex
amined on the morning of Me.
WIGLIA.II MAIM
..
• U.S. lfaratiol Baatern District of Reim.
PRILAM3I4•IIIA, Jinie 26, 1882... io27-82
ACARILLI SHALL . START'
.on. a
BUSINESS TOUR through the -Western .and
/Northwestern States In a few days, and will give atten
tion to the Collection of Olaime, Bedemitlec, of Lands,
Payment of Taxes, dtc.. &c.
JOSEPH O. TUENER,: &ttorney•at- Law.
je27-fm-2t* No. 611 WALNUT Street.
I
VOll3l TYPES.—REI.MEit'S Ivory
tyrcware dad, finished. la - all the details of posi
tion. color. andtcdessories, the artist has succeeded to a
SZOOND Street, above Green.
110TAVANA LEAF T98A.003,440.
1.1. bales ' 4 . Vuelts Absjo,n just received, for sale by
A. MARINO. •
jo26.ei* • 140 South FRONT threat.
TURTLE AND ..0LA.14 SOUP
served Ili daily (Sundays grail ';;t.ixl) by .4.11111 a
Plit4lo.•• MARK VT Eltroot.
- Ir=itio4ll4 ea turnaL my7-tr
BT ATE 00111reNTION
IttIiRISBUIIG;
A. H. MaULTTRE,
PHOTOGRAPHS.
LIST OF STYLES AND PRICES
for 200 Portraits $1 59
209 u S 50
200 .$ 10 5D
pan aides. 200
FINANCIAL.
BANKERS,
NO. 114 SOUTH THIRD STaEET,
NEW " " LOAN.
AT ONCE, ON PAYMENT,
COUPON :BONDS.
AUTHORIZED FEBRUARY 25,188
JAY:{ GOOSE,
BUBBORIPTION AGENT,
114 . 11 oin k. THIRD Street.
BANKERS,
Wilt buy at a rreinium the next due coupona of
EATBD STATES 6s OT 18S1,
ITAY:OOORE & 00.,
114 SOUTIVIIITED_BTREET
LEGAL
FRIDAY. JUNE 27, J 862.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
UST REOEIVED,
RAIL SPIII. - N43- SKIR,TS
von,
A]MES, ATLE:EES, AND ; CHILDREN,
SUPERIOR QUALITY; EXTRA LENGTEI,
BEATIT'IFUL SHAPES.
,BEPPARD, VAN HAALINGrEN, &
ARBISON,
"r , I i-o
7008 011MSTNOT ATREET
6TEEL & SON, •
- •. No. 713 lioltil TENTH Si , above - POATES,
Haw jest respivsti, '
3,009 YARDS FINN Iritirqpß SAI MIGtE3,
.t 31" emits 'novel' Wei 1(.9 than '44 cents, Ilia greatest
jot. of the eeaeln. ,
'ltch Ptyl.l , of Biregea. at 313/ to 50 eenta.
Bich ldght . Grountl Granath:. a, at 50 cents, worth $1
Rich Foreech Organdiee, nt. 37% cents..'
Fine Preach Orearkdieß. 2.% wed 31 tentß:
1 lot of French Orgav (Bra ; at 18. worth 3735 canto.'
Beautiful talle; rf Awns, at 1231, mite, '
NOW , etYltF BYOUV Ground Lawna, at 12% cants.
NO ADV r . .ICE IN BLACK 811.N.5.•
A. fell Hne x,rnsi Dina Pints, at low orkes.
\EAT REDUCTION Iv. LACE GOODS.
In oreer to effect more riled sales, and to _closo out In
season our entire , stack - •
lace Karate's,
Lace Douruous t and
we have toads great roductimis from our FOItMEI L'OY/
PRICES.' jo2o
!CLOAKS ! CLOAKS! CLOAKS!
TEM GREATNST 'B&W oINB IN TUN OITX
TV ENS 4te 400.'Sq,
No. 23 SOUTH NINTH STREET.
THE LARGEST SPOOR,
THE REST ASSORTMENT;
THE CHOICEST COLORS,
THE FINEST QUALITIES,
THE. MOST' SUPERB TRIAINIBTA
TB E NEWEST STYLES,
; THE BEST WORE,;
; AND
DECIDEDLY THE LOWEST rzusEs,
IN VIZ CITY,
IVENS & CO.'S.
mb.26-3m NO. 23 SOUTH NINTH STREET.
yott want the beet value
IL,I for your money, go to the Oity *plonk Store, 14E
gorth VT.GHTFI Stmt. above, 011errY. ,Ml}26-8m
fILOA - Kti
A DIA.GNIVICZNT ABBORTZBNT
ALL THE NEWEST STYLMS INPURTED TUB
SE SON,
With every nevi material; made up and trtmraMl in the
very.Tery beet manner, at prices that defy all compettlen,
AT TH$
EMS , CLOAIC STORE,
N. Si. OpRZER ZINIITH AND WALNUT EITIS.
mb2B-8m
OLOAKS AND MANTILLAS.
A. SPLENDID ASSOBTrifENT
Of all the Newest Materials,
AND CHOICEST PATTERN%
AT THE LOWEST PRIORS, ,
myls-2m ' No. 25 Smith TNNTET litreot
( MEW CLOAK . STORE!
AA The most elegant aisortment in the dip.
3i - o. 29 South . NINTH Street ?
First door above elestnnt.
mh2 , 3-3m
OLOA_EC.S, PA_LA,TOTES AND MAN='
TllLAS.—Ladlea In want of the above articles wFH
ilnd It to their advanteg )to visit the old established house
'of -Alre, HENRY, No. a North NINTH Street, below
ABOR. The lateet Paris Styles always on band at =lsar
that astonish everybody. ant-Rio
TAEfiIEARLE SUMNER, GOOD&
IJ' : Übeckid Worettds.
Travelling GooOe. - .
Checked Poplins and Silks.
Plaid Mozatubiones.
Very Cheop Fancy 'Savages.
Cheap lots of Barege Bribes.
French Orgaudias and Lawns.
Plain Baregee, of alt colors.
Vide Bart gee for Mantles.
Barege Shawls.
India check Silks.
Foulard Silts. •
Black Silks. •
French Chintzes.
Aloueselitos.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
CHESTNUT and IMFUTH Streets.
PYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH and
Andre; aave
Bine 'Flannels for Bathing Robe&
Gray Flannels for Bathing nobler
Riold Flannels for Bathing Robes.
Shepherd's Plaids for Ba hiog Robes. jolB
VYRE c LANDELL RAVE a full
ap , ortment of -
Tourists' Drets G' 3,0• 1 8.
Mode Grenadine V. its.
of Emperior grade. ,
Sea-gide Stripe &agle
VbiteTerege and Shetland Shawls. - jECIS
TAS-13. CAMPI3 I 6.I 00.,
727 CHESTNUT STREET,
WHOLESALE AND BETAM,
Very choice Goode of recent importation.
Black ilk Checked Grenadine, extra quality
Foulard filke, el;ennt stilee and fine engity
Black- Mike, beat brands.
Droche Barege, Eternanfs and Hozambiques.
8-4 Ptwis Fil d'Obeyre.
Poft dtCbeYre, all wool 1311ing.
Grenadine Toils, in mode and other abed...
. :, WHITE GOODS AND LINENS.
In great variety; at extremely low prices.
1'024 'OBIISTNIIT ST BEET
E. M. NEEDLES
Invitoo'tbo special attention" of Ladies"
who intend .g spending the summer ,
in 44 the
country" at Watering Places,'' or in .‘ (rand•
ling." to s very Ibrge rtm at of
TRIMMED AND 'HAWN: -UP GOODS,"
OX=MI:M=II
In "POINTS, VALENOIENNE, GUIPURE,
MALTESE," and other Lacea; and in '
.oit htBRIO, btili SWISS,"
which be has inn , . opened
A lAO, in Volenttenne Tritiated" and
Cambric Handkerchiefs," embroidered, iu
colors) Maribor -with a general e•sor a neut of
Whlfe Goods, Linen, Laces, E etbroidEries,
liandkerehiefe," &a., adapted to the re
quirements of the
,present season.
A large and TRYititi assortment of "Garibaldi
Musiitu," and t•Black and White Figured Nee'
for "Sleeves."
Allah. above of the "Latest Styles," mat at
he " Very Lowest Prices." JOS
1424 OHMSTIiTTT STBEIIT
NEW- BERING Pi
011010111 EITYL74B.
• MICURTAIAOB,
SPRAGUE,
PACITIO,
ALL TWIALTE AND A. HALT OBNTB.
A large lot bard sodas and fast colors at 100.
• • 00WPEETHWAIT B 00.,
tolds-13 B. W oar. NIGIITH and BIABILICT Sla
•
I
WOULD CALL THE ATTENTIAN
of my cnstoizieril and friends to the following Goode,
which are fresh and desirable :
Black and White Plaid Silks. • '
Organdie Lawns, choice styles. i
One lot of Lisle Gauntlets,
.at 18)(is a Daly.
Ono lot of Black Silk, 81.12)E ; lbe best I over bad for
the money.
At .
jell}6m
- T. • 43. R I r- 11:0 . 0.D..8..
8-eent. Brachia Fignrod
6M-cent Dark illozaroblques. , • • • • •
12M-cont. Original Quality !Axons&
12M. cent. Figured Bermes, seduced from 81 canto.
14-cent. Sti lead Idozawhiquos, worth 25 coats.
. Neal Fast-Colored Lawns, 12% and 15 cents.
Largo Lois of Cheat, Thin - Goods.
FINE WIDE 5l DEA billions.
Gray Double-Width'Fine Moiambienes.
Black Bareges, some bargidoa, 18% to 25 cotta.
25-cent. Finest Black Tamartlnee.
BARGAINS IN t,LE`ADAS.
Fi-aest Black Alpscaa over sold, for 25, 81, 88, 40 cts.
• Colored Alapacas, good, for 25 coute.
DAMASK NAPKINS.
61.50 per dozen. Neatrigares,FastEdges, worth $62.
Finer Grades Napkins, Damask Towels.
Power-Lam add other Table Linens.
Extra Fine Table Damietta and. Clothe.
000PKB & GONARD,
-:•..jel-tf S. E..corner NINTH and MARKET Streets.
NEW ; IMBROIDERIIa, W HIT
GOODS, &0.,— , ,1n5t, opined, a general assortment
of desirable Frenckand Scotch ;Noed!e- worked Sande,
Edgings, Insertings, Handliorohlofe, Oollare, Sleeves, eto.,
at very low price,.
ALSO,
A full line of all descriptions of White Goods for Ladies'
wear, of the most approved makes.— . • •
8 ErrAr.D, VAB BABLINGAN. BABBISON,
je4 . IOOS.OBBSTBUT Street.
70t ARCH STREET MAY BE
A fouud Bareao o Shawls.
White Boregotilosodo
Mozambique Sbem L 9.
Blida Sbawle.
Jug received 'and for ealo by
jr9.4
•
OILIC H. STOKES WILL • OPEN
• TISMOBROW NORNIN 3, at 702 ABBE Street,
10 dos - Biala' Light Lisle GiO7P(I, at 18 , worth 37%.
. Alto, 8 dos: Ladies' Modo Hobe at 18, worth 26.,
Alio, Ode 'piece Black India Silk, Without lustre, for
moue' Mos and aprons. - le2l
.TZAROAINB IN COTTON 3 AND
JJF LTNENS:LNetwitlistanding the datial. ADVANCE
in' the prices of ILUSLItid, we are prepared to sell a
large dock of all kinds, bought previone to thp rise, at
lees than they can sow be bnwtbt. -
X verf width of Sheeting And Shirting tinelin
Also, all kinds of BURNISHING GOODS. Those
proposing replenishing their stocks can now do so with a
great saving. •. • •
Table Linensfrom 37,ti cents to $1.25 per yard ; large
Napkins, 75 cents per yard; - good all Linen Towels, 8
cents each; real Rtirne/ey :Linen Sheeting, 76 cents per
dozen, very good ; Blankets ; 40 cent Shirting Linens for
26 cents; Marseilles Quilts; Honeycomb Quilts; Lan
caster do.; DIMitY do.; Cloth Table Covers ; fine bleached
Linen Damask Table Cloths, of all sizes.
R. H & W. H. PRITNELL,
Jc2.l-0t 1021 MARICIaT Street, below Eleventh.
E P U T,Y .QUARTEPAASTER
GEN/CRAB'S OFFICE,
PUILADELPIIid, June 25, 1862•
Proposals will be received at this office until TCES•
DAY nest, at July, at 12 o'clock M., for supplying ail
the Coal requisite nntil let October, 1862, for the follow
ing 'United States Military Hospitals, situated at
West Philadelphia,
Broad and Cherry streets,
Twenty second and. Wood streets,
Buttonwood street, near Fifth,
Christian street,'
Twenty. fourth and South streets,
Fourth and George streets,
kWh end Master streets,
Deetonville,
Germantown.
-.Old German 11 ospital, (now Bolted States ' )
Near Cheater. Delaware county,
or any other Government Hospitals that
. may be eata.
..bliabtal within the city limits 'previous to October 1,
!ISM. The coal to be of the best quality Anthracite, size
stove or broken, and in such quantities and at such times
an way be required. The successful bidder or bidders
will be reqiiired to immediate/ r - enter into a contract, wit's
good security; for the faithful performance of the same.
Signed, w A. BOYD,
je26.4t Captain end Aseistan s startarmaster.
trAPENING OF A SUMMER GAR
"...7,Dtx.—Tb• undersigned hese Wave to Inform !hi
pnbllc tbst he has opened he seasonAls FINE BAB.
vim and HOTEL, at thet oo t of CIOA3 BSBtreat. oppo ,
site tratrinount Park. Paint Hes are sartionlarly invited,
Ice Crean4oakeik excellent Lager Beer of Baitz's brew.
cry; Wines, deo., alyays on hand.
- ' HBNBT FEICIKA,
TWENTY•BBYBNTH and 00.i.T1de Se, -
TIONAL
F.LA.GrS.
SILK, BUNTING, AND MUSLIN
FLAGS
FROM 7 lITOHES To 50 FEET.
GILT FLAG- ORNAMENTS.
POLES,
FPEARS.
EA-4htE4 and
" -
BALLS.
BUNTING, OF STIPERIII LITY
‘A.
-- -
FLAGS OF ALL 'NATION'S
lAA= To ORDER.
COUNTRY ORDERS PROIIPTLY FILLED.
W. H. HORSTMANN & SONS
FIFTH AND CHERRY STREETS.
r iLLIANT
CHESTNUT ST., BELOW FOURTH,
FIRE CRACKERS.-50Q boxes Gold
.1: Chop No. 1 Fire Crackers.
Oranges and Lereone, in prime order, for sale, by
1110 DES & WILLUOIS,
ieliti N 0.107 South WATER Street.
F°ll THE PARTICULAR AT-
Pronounced one of the best and cheapest Spool Clot,
tone in the market. A fun 811PTAY on hand. ie24-Im*
CetNATZRNITUEAND BIB
& CAMPION,
fD ocenectlon Nab their extensive Cabinet Bushmen arc
tow manufacturing a 'superior article ,
BILLIARD TABLES
and have now ori-hand a full supply, dnished with the
4.003116 & namPlOlPB ThiPTIOVED OUSRIO.I4B.
'which are proem:seed, by all who have wed theta, to be
toterior to all °there
Ter the quality and finish of theme tables thb tattali ,
rottirere refer to their neroorous marrow throutelreni
the Union, who are ferellier with.the character of theb.
HE;" DR. HAYES' REFRIGERA
TOR".
-
These are, beyond doubt, the moat scientific and efficient
REFRIGERATORS
Enjute s being WARRANTEP to
KEEP PROVISIONS LONGER,
• WITH LESS ICE,
:THAN ANY STAMM. •
RETAILING AT WHOLESALE PRICES:
Also, iqtele assortment of the most apioroved
WATER COOLERS.-
CLARK,
mow No. I not. lit ABR irr Street.
GpARD.
,FIRE AND MARINE
OFFIOE 415 W/LTATITSTBEZT, PHILADSLP/M.
Thin company condones to take risks en the ealoi
classes of Property at low rates.
The public can rely upon its responsibility, end abllf •
ty to pay losses promptly. Its disbursements lcr thl
benefit of the pubilo, during the last nine years, e =co
8500;000,
and we rowDectfully solicit Its favor in the future.
GRAS. I. DUPONT, JERRY WALKER,
101 IN W. OLAGHORN, JOHN THOBNLEY,
O. D. SEAZLITT, JiBRATIAN HART, .
DAVID BOYD, Jr., PETER E. HOE, of N. Y.
WM. M. SWAIN, YUBBIAN SHIPPAID
JOSEPH KLAPP, N. D. N. 8. LAWRENCE,
WM. •O. RIMIAN, JOHN SUPPLER.
JOHN a STOKES',
70k-ARCH Street
ANE INSUR •
.1: No. 4015 CHESTNUT
FIRE AND INLA
DIRE°
COMMONWEALTH HER IN'i3-
lJ CONPANE,, 07 THE STATE W
PENNSYLVANIA.
DEREOTORS.
David Jayne, M. D., Charles H. Bogert,
John N. Whitall, John R. Walker,
.
Edward O. Knight, Robert Shoemaker,
. Thomas B. Stewart, William Struthen,
Henry Lewis, Jr., Elijah Jones.
DAVID JAYNE, 11 D., President. -
JOHN M. WHITALL, Vice PreeSdrat
SAMUEL S. MOON, Secretary.
Otßre, Commonwealth Bonding, Cl 3 OHNSTENI
Street, Pbilatielahla. ' +r4-i+ tr
1P6 71 ., LILLIE'S SAFE DEPOT RE.
Im-kaovro to No. 21 South SEVEN - TA Street, neat
the Franklin Institute.
The undersigned, thankful for past favers,And belay
determined to 'merit future patronage, has secured se
elegant and convenient store, and has now on hand I
largo assortment of Lillie's Celebrated Wrought and
Chilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, (the only
strictly lire and burglar proof safes made.) Also, IMO
Unequalled Bank 'Vault, Safe, and Bank Looks.
JORN ; U.STOKES
Lillie'e Bank Vault Down and Locke will be formless(
to order on short notice. This Is the strongest, beet pro.
tected, and cheapest Door and Lock yet offered.
Also, particular attention I. called to Lillle's Eau
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, &c. This Safe is eon.
ceded to surpass in style and elegance anything yet el
fared for this purpose, and hi the only one that is strictly
Are and burglar proof.
SPECIAL 210T1011.—1 hare now on band say twenty ce
Farrel, Reeving, & Co.'. Safea, meet of them nearly new,
and some forty of other makers, comprising a complete
assortment aa to sizes, and an lately exchanged for the
now celebrated Lillie Safe. They will be sold at Ter/
low prices Please call and examine.
jaSS -I yil Id. 0. SADLER, Agent.
MI EVANS & WATSON'S
SALAMANDER BATIM
STORE,
16 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, ,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
A' large variety of FDUI.PROOF SAFES aksvare of
band .
eiLOTHES .WRINGER.-EXTRA
J CAUTION.—The only wholesale agency for PUT
NAM'S SELF-ADJUSTING CLOTHES WRING
ERS is at No. 433 MARKET street, where the
Wringer may be coon at work. It is far superior
to any other in the market, as it has no wood to
swell, no rubber bands to stretch, and no thumb screw'
to get out of order. It will wring anything, from a /dart
collar to a quilt, and needs only to be seen at work to
convince any housekeeper that it is just the thing they
need. The public are invited to call and examine. For
sale hy A. H. FRANCISCUS,
The only Wholesale Agent in Pennsylvania,
No 433 MARKET Street.cad'No.6 North FIFTH St.
je23-St W. DI. CARPENTER,. Travelling Agent.
B:, -CHURCHILL'S . HYPOP HOS
PEIVItS,, for the Preventlai and OURS OS 00N
STOWPTION.—Just received from Parts, a Puppis , of-Dr.
Churchill's Syrup of HiPoPhogehite of Soda, Syrup of
Bypopbosphite of Lime, and pills of Hypophospbote of
Quinine, with direction's forme. Perilous suffering from
CHEST AFFECTIONS can now obtain the above medi
eines, genuine, at HEEDS RUM BROWN'S •
jeti-f to 121 Drug and Chemical Store,
N. N. coiner
. 717TH and ONNSTNIIT Streets, Phila.
INFORMATION FOB THE
PEOPLE.-
PRANKFORD GIINBEAL NEWS AGINCY.
WILLIAbi C. BEIF.A.RD takes this opportunity to In
form hie patrons and the public that he is now preparea
to furnish all the leading Philadelphia and Now Ank
newspapers, magazines, and yoriodiosie.
Agent for the DAILY and WEEKLY PBBSt.. t3nh-
Beriberi, and others can haco them delivered e., 3 upon ea
homed at their reetdonces or 'tact:4 of briente'A in Frank
ford or sicinitY. 3e9-1m
NATIONAL "FLAGS
FIREWORKS
: SUPERIOR QUALITY.
ERENDII, AMERICAN, AND CIITNESE
81rici3OCEBTE, ROMAN CANDLES,
COLORED STARE, WHEELS, FLYER%
ROSETTES, FT.REKEWS TORORES,
46 TORPEDOES,
FANCY PIECES, Eta:,
808 BALM,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL., BY
E, G. WHITMAN it Co.,
AT THEM NIW STonz,
NEXT DOO7l TO ADAMS' EXPREb3
je26-th3
SPOOL' COTTON
TEHTION OF THE THE,DE.',
ALTEMUS & COZENS,
NO. 2n CHESTNUT STREET,
GREEN & DANIELS'
CELEBBA.TED IYOBY.FINISH
SPOOL COTTON,
CABIN - ET FURNITURE.
No. 461 South BEUOND Street,
REFRIGERATORS AN Q COOLERS
INBIJRANCE COMPANIES.
INSURANCE CORPANY.
CAPITAL $200,000
DIRZOTOBS
THOMAS MAVEN, President.
A. & GIELLETT ) Vice Ptahkat
JAB. B. &UMW.), Beeretat7. araba
,CE - COMPANY,
;treat. . .
,ND INSURANOL
3TOBS.
B. D. Woodruff,
John Kessler, Jr.,
P. S. Justice, "
Washington Jonah
..Ohms. Stokes,
ii, Jg ee n
1 7 0 .2 t. tvorman.. •
•
BDSON, Vico Pretddent.
' AHD. Secretary. [mlll9-Ifr
P. N. Bock,
Chas. Biebanixon,
Henry Lewis, Jr.,
Alex. Whilldin,
Geo. A. West,
O. W. DIM%
FEANOTEI N. 811
• OHABLZB RIGHA
WILLLVAG I. GLANCE
SAFES.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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EVERY SOLDIER SHOULD HAVE IT!
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Is publiellid and ter eaIeTTEIS DAY', complete in ono
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AT PAST AND PASSING EYEAS.
A POEM lIT TEIREIM CANTOS
BEING BITS AT TIME ON THE WING
ftY Ai TTUABITANT OF TOE COMET OF 1861
Tide work embraces a destriation of the author's de
scent from' his Comet Treme—A Sojourn in w Dirie's
Land "—lnterview with President (or King) Davis—ln
terview. with General Boaurogard: His Description of
Battles, .3:c....--Solourn in Washington, D. C. Interview
with President Lincoln—lnterviews with Secretary Se.
ward, General Scott, General 'McClellan, &t.—Visit to
the Diplomatic Corps.—lnterview with Lord Lyons—
Rambles through Washington and Georgetown—Visiting
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Philosophical Speculations—Sojourn at Willard's—So ,
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dc.—Ascent of Washington's Monninent—Ode to Liberty
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I.lanufacturora of and Dealers in
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FURNISHING GOODS.
No. 146 North FOURTH STREET,
PIIMADELPHIA
ALUX. 11. TTIOUPSOIi
OBAS L. ORIIM
jeb-1m
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.
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IMPROVED OUT of SitIRTS,
Which ho makes a speciality in his business. Also, con.
ataxtly receiving
NOVELTIES FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
J. W. SOOTT,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING t•TORE,
' No. 814 ORESTNUT STREET,
jag tt Fehr doers below the OaetinentaL
- piep Y' 3', MISSES'; AND 0144.
±ft DRYS'S
CLOTIIING,-•
1.11 ENDLESS VARIETY,
AT
No. 137 South EIGRTIE Street,
myl6.2es Three Doors above WALNUT.
MOtINT MORIAH CEMETERY.
This ground is located a few yards off the Darby road,
about the same distance from the city as Laurel Eifll, and
Is beautifulli situated on the highest point of ground for
mites around.
Its sell is admirably adapted for the purpose designed,
being high and dry. The public are Invited to examino
tie claims before purchasing elsewhere.
General and sectional plane may be examined at ths
COMPANY'S OFFICE.,
No. 1138 60IITII SIXTH. STNNICI,
Whererany thither information will be cheerfully it
forded by the agent
DESIRABLE LOTS,
AT LOW PRIOES, AND ON LIBICBAL TERMS,
Are now in the market, eosin of them in sectional jug
opened, having hitherto been held in reserve.
071 , 105 HOURS from 8 A. M. to 4 P. lg., and either he.
fore or after these how*, at tho reetdenoo of the under.
eigned,
No. 314 NORTH TENTH STREET.
FREDERICK A. VAN CLEVE,
GENERAL AMM.C.
N. B.—Conveyance to and from the Or:metery , for
enoh es desire to purchase. • my 16.201
TILE TIJItI'
PHILAD,bILPHIA
BPEISG
SUFFOLK Pk 171 . 7!
THIRD' DAY,
FRIDAY JUNE 27. 1862 .
FLEST it.9O;E.
PURSE *5OO- MIL E RSV', BEST THRIt' EIN
FIVE.
7.€11. Ward. rape, Sweigert. 5 yesrs old, by Mont:Ayr;
tbrni own get , rto Littto Flea, by Gray Eagle. D:o3.3_
Bed, orb, and Avbite.
Dr.. 3 .W. W. We, colt Hinberoug4, 4 yearx nl4. len ,
portal by 6teekv. ell ; dam by Lanoneo.t. Drese—RA end
maroon.
P, C. I,nsh, b. in Cycime. 5 'roars old, by Vandal;
dam Marygold. Drfv—Red and lilac.
J. W. (jar, b. colt Wagrane, 4 yeara 01.4, by York.
shirr dam Topaz, by Gleocce. Dram—Blue, btno and
Naito,
SINGLE DASIf-ONE lIGE
ENTRIES —P. C.. flu ch Ally A eraiifc, 3 lean old,
by Revenue; cum Rhoda, by Glencoe. Dress—Rai and
Ztb. Ward, bay 031 t Biondin, 3 years old, by &we..
rtign : dsra by Olenc.ne. neff white.
41 . 04). JirlDtte: , t.b. lily Miss Jessie. 3 Tessa nl4. by
iltck MTh j +ban Fanny Fen, by Crlartabe. Dress—Blaa
and
Zeb. Ward, br. filly, 3 years old. by Lexington; dam
by Nora:ll.re. Drene—Bed, oink, and white.
Races cot:lnlet:co at 3 o'clock. AU Entriee ui start:
Tyalue leave the Baltimore Depot at I o'clock 10
tr:itiitee, Bud 2 o'clock to the Course direct. Returning
after the racer ere ever. e
PRIVILEGE RADGES, giving all the privileges FOR
otzli - DAY, can be has at the gate. Price al
pitioN OF 5117,S lON .—Field Tickets can be had
at, the Railway Depot. Price 50 cents. Tickets for the
Ladies' Stand, 81.
Entries far each day's Reece will class at the Course
beif an hoar niter the la9t race.
POOLB'm)hi every evening and morning bv UNDER.
WOOD 4 Gat3SADY, et the DONT/NENTAL HO rear.
A NI USEDIEPrIS
MBS: JO} N DREW'S
ILL A TWIT-STE Stir TaßA.Tau.
FOITRTTI bUCC.E.SSFUL WEEE OF
F. S. cmANraeku. P. r# OII&SFBAT7.
TO. NIGH T. (Friday.) jllllB 27th. 1862,
BENEFIT OF o—lt BODW 0 tall.
THE HIDDEN HAND. •
F S. Chanfran.
Ospitnla (with snags) airs. G. Henri.
Bluing the Pines, a Grand
PLANT&TIOIIi SONG X.ND 11.INCE.
Sionday. Benefit of fir. Bailey.
J) 4th of July,-2 Pertbrza,nees.
Prices as usual. Curtain rises at 8 &clack.
'WALNUT ETRE ET THEATRE
9ole Lee ee Noe, M. A. G 9 BRETSON.
'1'1319 (Friday ) EVENING, June 27th,
tot vosittvciylast night but one of the great Attorican
comic tictre e.
MISS JELIN DALY,
And. by special renowst, tewirively le.ftitile of
*OMR FBItIALE AIRERIOntS 13011 - 91 N.
Parnelle mihs :Rata Daly.
(With eoog# and ehorteteristie OAtlCed )
oonoinde with the Farce of
EVERYBODY'S fIusEAND.
.?..11040.5 open st O'CIOCk. COMIDOBOO at Et
riO.NTI.NENTAL THEATRE.
‘...) mu. SPL. OASTS. Sole Lome.
Tenth Night of
iiOOLEY'S NINSTBELS,
The'theat popular iron pe or artiste in Am rice.
Fi tL Fliplit of the origienl arrtet.„
AI It. CFI tI..BLES GA Rtti DIN ft.
StcrtA Tfmt. of the stir OLK 'RACES.
Third Time of LA Tt3AVfAfA,
And 17 Nrw Act].
Coole4t Theatre in America; Cheapest Prices, nod
best entertainment. Drees Circle, 25 Cents; Family Cir
cle may 10 Cents. inl3-t1
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
OA PTAI.N WILLIA.TrIEP
GREAT N.AITTIIta L ENTERTAINMENT.
THRILLING SftENES
IN THE LIES OF A
YANTOCE MI ' , LEMAN,
- EVERY EVENING. at B o'nlnok preci?ely.
BEL:.10.1 MATINEE, SATURDAY at 3 o'cictk..
Admission 25 cents. Six Tickets for one dollar. 0111-
droll, 19 coots.
Liberal arrangements made for-schools on WednostliF
Afternoons. je23-6C
GRAND EXOURSION.-DARL
GWEX TTOWITZ A.TTET! Y. P,I.R.GPELD'S
BRIGADE BA VD. Tat get practice with Rtfled Gannon *
Sbot, end Shell at lo!!a range, on the DOaware. by
steamtr STEPHEN GU - LARD, MG UAT. .Tune 30th,
at 10 o'clock, :rim SOUTH-STREET WEA.B.F. -
frethtOntfi on hoard. Ticket!! $l, admitting a laly and
gentlemen, or two lem)ke. To be Lad at tee ueww.aner
office of the Continental Hotel, and at the Wharf n-fore
starting. " ie2-1-St
pENNS - YLV.AisTIA ACADEMY OF
1025 i•H?;3Tliti Street.—
Teo splendid F.i hiSition of rainLinga and Sealptore
clone on e 25th inst.
Admittance reduced to 21/ cents; Children half price.
Open front it' A.. X. till 7 P. 3T , and from 8 tilt .0
• j 4,3
SEA BATFIEVP.
IM_F 0 Pi: THE SBA-
S7l (7, R. ! St sTI26.
it NGERiENT.--C3IIDEN AND AT LANT SO 'IAI4-
'1300%
Three trains daily to Atlantic-. City and return. (Snu.
days excepted). Trains leave VINE Street s'erry
follows:
N.il T 17 14 .1
Express Train
Freigbt and Accum7.ll , dation,
RETURNING-
Leaves, A.tlantie "Mail Train 4 47 P. 21,
'Express Train d tn . A.. M.
g. gg_ 'Freight and .Accomrnodariou.P. 19 a.
FARE routid trip 6rood only for 40 ,
day cod train on ;Mich they are issued. 53.50. Excar
emu Tickets ; good rex three darn. %B. Yo; ay ars now
open. JOHN G. 13aYANT,
Aeent.
EXCURSIONS
g t ,, emcl WEST CD - ESTER AND
RAiLLSOA.D.
VIA. MEDIA
EXCURSIONS.
EXCUTISIO•NS.
SUNDA'S scuooLs. LIVinkRY S9CIETI.II%
&c find Beautiful GROVES, with ample no
cemnicdetiona, on the line of the Road, in the vicinity of
MEDIA.
SATR•S YI:117 LOW.
Committees can view the Orminde withont charm
F. r fwther information apply at the T!ORET 0 FYI=
. the Depot,
N. E. Corner of EIGDTENNTH and 1114110(1111' Ste.
• •
FOP tiALs AND TO LET.
• . • •
ak• . TO: RENT—&slarge HOUSE. or
=tie, oitis Carriage 17,7n.a and ambling. Inquire at
the Wars. in'HARROWGLTE Inno.
Ja2741 11. ...111R& IffATOTifElt.
. .
WALN EIT STREET, AYE-:T P RI-
L¢I)RLTHIA.-FOR SALE--A substantial three
story SIGNE I)WELLIN4, with back bonding, eitn
ate on the south sidOof WAIZ UT, (tbe mast fashiona
-I.le street in the city,) between Tbirty.seventh and
Thirty...lE4oh streets. florbs , d, paved. and gas and
water I..trodneed. -LoY, 32 front by 175 in dmth,
it being the w, sternmost house. and now occupied. Ternm
of payment will be made reasonable. It being offered for
save to ekes an esteto. Apply to .T K NYKK. No 116
GOTHIC 6treet, bctwern /0 and 5 o'clock. je27-Im*
- DESIRABLE HOIISER TO LET;
AT LOW BENTS, at BIEtATIN'S BR &L NS
TATA) OFFIOR.,,
House No. 50S South TWENTY-SEgOND 'Strad,
cottatntng plx ronins. Rent R4ll par
Bonve3 No 4PS owl 410 QUI•N:l& Street, containing
four T0C.319 Pnnl, nt SIO tow mouth.
Bowe No. 1837 ORE .9.SE Street, containing six rooms,
at ftlo NT' month,
Homo hl9 South SIXTH Street, contaking tea
rooms and I.lmp back. It..nt S2O par month.
Howe No 227 MONROE Street, containing eight
?Tome, lately occupied as a bakery. Rent 516.6 T pot
month.
llama No 110 SHIPFRN Street. containing seven
rooms. bath and gee. Bent $18.67 per month. •
A Stable. containing five stall.; on OHIO Street, above
Quince. Rent ES.I3 per month.
.Apply to THOMAS MARTIN,
Beal 'Estate Agent and Oolltctor,
ff. W. corner THIRD Audi.° 11 B e RD Streele.
F. B.—ros. BALE, good FARM ‘Alsitti, In Arm
strong, Elk, Forest, and Lyconsing counties, Pennsyl
vania j - 6 ter
F 0 B SALE—Delaware.munty
-sels- Farm. containing 96 acres of tint-rata land, situ
ate near Mucus Hook, Philadelphia and Wilmington
Railroad. Large mid substantial atone imar-remtuts,
Dingy watered, good fruits, Bc. Price E. 9.000. Aioo,
a tine Fruit Farm in the State of Delaware, near Dom,
134 area. immedlatepossession. Price only N.OOO.
Apply to B. PRTTIT,
N 0.309 WALEITJT Street.
FOR SALE—A first-rate Mont•
sontery-connty 'Farm, eontsining 89 acres. with
I»rge and substAntial stone improvements, on the Ridge
Tan np ke. near Norristown. Trice only $95 Mfr soro.
Apoly to "E. 'MDT nr.
jf26 If No. 309 W Ci r Street
SALE OR EXCHANGE---
A convenient Efoiuse, with . all the tueJern improve
meals. rurroandedwithehadeaad ornameutM tree*, No„.
9ti'ONION Street, Burlington, N. J. Apply lo
E. P. MIDDLETON,
6 North FRONT S'rert.
.T°7' CA PITA.LIB7I9.- V ALIT &BLE
LEAD MISIII;FORRAt.S, WITH Pi. itNl' AND
MACHINERY CORPLETE.—The undersigned now
offer for sale their valuable LEM) 3lli E. eitnsted iu
NEW BRITAIN TOWNSHIP, BUCKS 40TINT Y. Pa.
The property containe one hundred and twenty-two
acres of good, arable land, with two farm. Mum, bents,
and other oubbuildioes.
The vein has Leen opened at places nearly the whole
Muth of the farm, and SEVERAL THO vSAND DOL
LABS' WORTH OF LEAD extracted. The bottom of
the mine now shows a 'vein of very rich LeadrOre, throe
'feet in width, and het all. the appearance of iocreseing
in size and value in going'dnwo. There to on the pre-
Mites a 20•hcree•power Steam Encino, with Pumping
and Hoisting Machinery complete ; also, a Crusher and .
Stamping Mill turned by water-power, Jigging Ma
chines, Anddies, Ties, ..tc. for weThing the ore, and.
Smelting Furnace, already tinitt.
For mice, Um,. and further information, apply on.
the premises, or to JOHN ANNDAR., No. 229 NORTH
FRONT Street, Philadelnhia, where samplee of the Ors
can be eeen.
j023.6t . , J. &G. NEIMEYEB.
rDISTIF,LERB. •
The DISTMLEBY known ea the
"
and formerly owned and (moulded by SAIEL. BYUrra,,,
Esq., eituated on TWENTY-THIRD, between MOM
and VINE Str eets, Philadelphia, Oapeolty 800 booltiits
per day, is now offered for sale on retwonatge and aocort
modeling terms.. Is in good running order, and bag 41
the modern improvements. An Artesian well on the pro
mime furnishes an =falling supply of good, are water-
Address Z. LOORD A 00., No, 1010 IWIERE
Street, Philadelphia. ..twit-dti
WEST . CHESTER
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CURSIONS ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
Through the finest Country and the meet boautifull
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On TUESDAYS and PAID AY4 of each week rottili
further notice au Extra grain will leave West Ctiestos a&
0.55 P. M. for Philadelphia
rattatutters buying Excursion Tickets can take sitlttm
the 2 or '4 30 I' II Train from Philadelphia, arsi t tl , 4,l6._
or 0.55 Y. X. Train from Weat Cheater.
ROUND-TBIe TICKETS FROST PEILADIEfspERAL
to all Stations east of West Chester, good on Far of !ham
above Traits out or in. may be hod on therm Aays.OXIM,
at EXCURSION RATES, good only on the dayuismied.
For further information, apply at the 214icket. Callao. %
the Depot, E. corner of EIGHTERWII. and MAE
EICT Streets.
DIA XV Ds Lionry ut Lon AVMS F F tools? Bolus DS a 9„
ON Tint LINK OF SEM ROAD. _
je2l4nwris tt
LTRAT OR'DMOI.OI3,ED. HAIR
.' Dyed a twantlfuj pia& or Brown, nt FOUR ra
Red *AA NOB Strpsta. jo23.if tf
QPANISH QUEEN tix.vss. Supe
rior quality i x ?vim% 'palanla and Half %meta,
for sale bi migartio,
jP:WIVIV 140 South FRONT atmt,
.60 &
4."0P
3 P.
IiNasIBOT WOOD,
supelintAndent.