The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, July 08, 1862, Image 3

following are tbe official table* of tho trade of tins
Hew York for the week and etnce January 1:
[ IMPORT 3.
[tho week, 1880, 1861. 1882.
Ik da. $2,184 273 82«4,264 8«95,729
Id nierchand'e. 8,319,202 " 1,654,669 1,328,865
It for the wk... 56,453,475 51.878.823 $2.324 594
[iuelyrtported.lo7,6s7,2o4 77,740,518 83,719,700
lire Jan 1... 113,010,679 79,809,339 86,1)44,294
KXI'OUTS Or PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.
P 1860, 1881. 1802.
«week *1.898,069 $3,235,516 82,254,712
~nsly reported 41,744,761 63,656,589 69 928.756
to January 1.. 48,643,420 68,792.105 62,193,468
I EXPORTS OF SPEOIB.
, 1860. .1861. 1863.
«• week *1.898,669 *3,235,516 *2.647,060
>a.»ty reported 23,328,020 8 030,624 28,851,324
jce January 1;. 25,226,610 0,016,010 31,498.334
a foltowieg is tbe coal tonnago of the fihamokin Val
id PottgyiUe Bailroad Company:. . . r
. Week.* ' Year. '•*
Tons. Cwt, Tons. Cwt.
..10 432 00 90,481 12
.. 6,229 19 91,683 06
reek ending June 28,
tiiae laat year......
... 4,202 01
Increase...
L JSew York Post of this evening aays .
I* slock market ie tame to-cKy, without any apeeial
bm-zit. Prions early in the & y irt-re a Mmda lower
ton itolimluy, bui towards the close an improvement
F?c P“ r rw-t. ia <Bt&bti*lif<l, especially on the West-
M> which is very firm—inflnencHd nwialy by ilia
p breadstufls movement aud consequent large oaru*
I' market after the Board was Fcnrcely so firm New
Kruntial after lining to9o#. felt hack to POK, at
|> c l *** with sellers, Erie is offered ac 34#, the
Imd at 61#
I* »*»*« 6tm:Jt3 are steady at our quotations. Illinois
I honv Is Quoted 98©97 *x*interest. For the oouptm
I nf1879 102 Is bid. Oalifornias are 90#«91. *
Ip feature of the bond market to-day is the quick re
ly in Chicago and Northwestern, and Toledo and
Ijiglt bonds, For Northwestern seconda 31 ia bii,
IWabash»econdB,sold atos -
Lfiblile demand notes are Belling at 104%a105, which,
Saturday’s quotation . /
|\ f?umnta are steady, but without much speculative
l-,l Heven-tbirtiea are. 103# a*le* the sixes of
[Hi# sales. The coupon fives of 1574 sMd at 90V
k g* Id market is very firm at 110#, ac which uoar y
| e ewlos of the rtar haveboen nrnd« . Since the first
li buyers are more 1JO#®110?|. Ex
be ou Loud n is unsettletfaod higner,T2l#®l22
[ oet bills. The next atoamar is from Boston, the mail
i g to- morrow evening.
lie weekly bank statement shows -no -heavy changes
Uveek. The specie the first time in in*ny
hi * irea ft » amounting to near!? a million
Itf, the average on to-day ? s atHbunoßfi being *31.-
pl 9, against $30,832,826 last Monday. Thi* increase
;tf have been muoh grenter but for the heavy drain
uropo .
(ie Urn? have,increased $300,000, the circulation
IJ.OCO, while the deposits have decreased nearly
Kmk>*
liiiiirlphla Stock fcxchango Sales, July 7.
irportetf by S. ». Slathakeb. Ptiiia.Exchange.l
FIRST BOARD. J
0 Porn a8b0& P. 85 sow US Os Coop 'SI loijf
1) d00&P.,..,. 85 : 601) S Ponu’o 6a ... 78
0 do GAP.... .■ 85 ■ 5000 ounb & Brio 7a.. 85
0 do OAPalOflt 85 II) I.ohigb Nay 60
0 do O.tPalOfU 86 100 Readingß...... 28 Jf
0 do C&i'9lo tit 85 100 d 0.;.. ..... 2SK
0 do Due bill.. 85 5 do,..leash 2814
0 do Pne bill,. 85 : 100 d 0;... 2S«
10 doO&PolOflt 85 .oostmi Cinal..... 4$
10 do Hue bill.; 85 100 do 6
O do GAP . 55. 20 MlnehillE...... 48
0 City as n0w....201 # 6 . d 0...... .. 48
0 do n0w....102 20 2d* 3d sta R... 72*
id do Ha 8.. 97 10 d 0......... 72*
iO doKS O. 97 6 do '723
)0 doKSO. 97 14 do 72*
iiOPiMfib Pt W’ne& 2 F»nn'aß....... 47 v
Ct 2d mtg... 55. 79 80 Sch’d Savllo... _• 657
0 Siwi Canal es.,. 34 5 Com & Arub ft .129
WDS 6s Coup >Bl.lol* 40 Oa,a R Pref'd.7. 11*
SHOOKD BOARD, n r . '
iOltyrOa ..... 97 10 8p A Pino B 13
0 d 0.......... 97 6l,oMah Hav. 50 •
v* .On. 97 r -.29 uata R C0m.;,... '3*
0 Pa B Ist mtg.;,.102%
<> d0.........102#
Q d0..........102k
3 d 0....... ~102%
3 d 0...... ~.1Q2%
3 Reading mtg 65.. -99
»V 6 Coup 6a >81;.10!k
y Ohio & Am 6s >B3, 92
<) Su?<i 0aiift1...... 5
b d 0... S
--Pena'a R..«swn, 47k
4 d 0........... 47%
OLOSING PBh
28 data B PreE’d..... 1!
T , , d 0........... 11*
10 . do 11 a
17 do llg
60 do ll*
60 d 0...,,.;.... 11*
60 - d 0........... H*
200 . d0......660. 11*
KlO . d0......b00. il«
100 L Island K I0;V
t«0 d 0.;.... .. . 18M
< 38 Soh’ll Nav PMfdu 16*
IBS—SI’EADY.
Bid. Asked. \
169 K 101 k
£rl 3-10 N. 103% 104 v
1 Bid. Asked
L Island R..... 16« I6K
Leh 01 <8: S.st-dr 49 ij ■ SO
iluU 6s. 96% 97 ;
ilada 0s new.. 102 . 102#
ona Ds.. 85 85k
ding -1t.,.... 28# 28-44
mlin6a 5 80 , 43.-98 k„ 00
art bda’7o.... 93 04
.wl mt 6s ’86,. 86% 86%
imaßexdiv. 47'% 47%
una A 3 >m 6a. JO 2% 10v%
um*R2moa.« 87 07%-
mis Cnl Con.. 43 47
irris CnlPrefJSO 125
li Nav&tock,. 6% 5%
b Nav Pref... Jsk 25%
h S on>B?«ciut .70 71
mira B n .„, 12 13
ii.lih K Pit... 21%.'. 22%
int 84% : B6
lieCi&Navgcjn 3l
N Penna R...., 9tf 9V
N PaR65..,,., 77% ' 78
t t? Pa ElOa 98 *. 99 1
Oataw E Con... 3 ‘6%
Oatawißaa Prf. ■ 11 u 11 v
Frnk& South B 46 4S .
2rf&3d-st R 72 y, 73
BaceA Vina-atß 9 . 10 %
• W Philaß. ..,. 56 63
Spruce & Pine.. 13 13#
Green & Ooatoß,. 30 ' 30%
0 <fe Wal ex <liv ,37 39
Arch Stwet,;... 25 26 '
Thir & IT if r 1 nth. 17 ; 20
S**vem’h & if’th 6 8#
Girard.OoMeg*.. 21 M .24
Tenth & EUv’h. 33 35
‘Philadelphia Markets
■ July 7— Evening.
7be Hoar market is nnohanged, but very qatet to
y. with a few small sales ooly to uote for boms uio at
76 -for superflne, 84 87% ®5.75 for extra and
ira family and 85606.50 for June? brands, as to fiioHty,
ii' meiila arts fair, and tlw demand bothfor atuDuaeot
ij bcuM* n«e limited. Rye .Flour is steady but du'l at
i2f> 3jr bl/1 Corn Meal comes in slowly, aad Penasyl
ii.ih in worth Si 76 & bbl.
Wheat.—Tkerois more offering.,Prices are steady
(1 the demand not .wy aclipe. ; 3/1-a reach about
000 bushels at 124©1260 li»r good, and'prime P/onayU
tj.su icd, mostly at the Utter rate, afloat, and white at
W©l3sc. Bye is in demand, and 2,500 bushels Poan-
Ivaijia sold at 680. Cur i continues,in ncclvereytUQ-jt,
iiluur much offering. About 4,000 bu«heh yellow sold
r d.>c oll'fit, and 53%C at the d«oot. Outs are in steady
inyrnd tit 40c for Penney Iraida and 37c tor D-la ware.
U.vJtK—Tb*r« is do Quercitron arriving—-la* So. l la
i tliimud at 533.50 ton
r CurTON is on the advance, with little offering or selling
Gkochuies axo Provisions.-—There la a.fair demand
r mrjxi urtiulea, without in uuiUauona.
tVmsKy retnaifta quiet.at ,29i3U f.-r Pemsylvaaia
id Ohio bbls, and 27a28c gallon for drudge.
Philadelphia Cattle Market, July 7,
Tho receipts of Cattle are moderate this week,
racking about 1,200 head. The market is more active, „
iu prices are unchanged, ranging from s>7 to $8 75 &
CO the, according to quality. The following are the
articwlars of the saJesi
2l I Abrahams, Western, $7 50©8 50. ' . ..
44 Kimble & kirk, Ohio. #308.50.
20 Chester county, ©8.50.
89 B. C Baldwin, Ohes'er cfujwty, 88.
215 damns McFilien, Jr,, Ohio. #8®8.75. •
84 P. Hathaway, Ohio, $7 509*8 50..
77 P. McFiUen, Illinois, sB©B sv.' .
47 Cochran & McCall, 8808.75.
65 .1. SeWomrfdge. Illinois, $8®8.76.
210 Mooney & Smitb,llUnois, SBs?9.
55 3. Boldcmridge, Illinois, #!i®B,2s. . ■
100 Fellhunor & Co,, Illinois.,#7 5Q5®8,50.
87 E. Heale, ObiOvS? 75ff18 50..
46 Fuller & Brothers, Ohio, 8808.50.
28 Frank, Ohio, S7®B 60.1
Zi J. BloOiemsonfllliriO’s, 8808.60,
24 B. Food, Illinois, 87 60a 8 75.
40 Noble, Illinois,«T©B.
63 Rico & Smith, Ohio. 8808.50.
SO A Iranian 4 Brother. Ohio. #808.25.
32 D Kimble, Ohio, 57©8;25.
39 Cfcut-c, Ohio, $6®8,50, '
About 60 lit ad of Cows arrived and sold at from #lB.
io £36 bead, asto-quality. ' •
The arrivals and sales of Sheep reached about 7,000
besri this week, selling at from $2.50 to S 3 50 head,
a* to condition. - . /
4PO head of Hoys sold during the week at the Avenue
lard at'from $4:25 to So lb**, net. •
CITY ITEMS.
A VERY ENTERTAINMENT, COm
hu exhibition of dissolving view-, accompanied
whit vccal aud instrumental iru*ic, waHgiv’eu in the id
stint* department of-the Al nshouse, on Friday evening
last. In addition to a large number of paients there
•were also'present many of the officers of the institution
aud Invited friends, all of whom seemed to participate
fully in IheeDioyments of the occasion. Were the names,
of the exhibitors and delineators mentioned, the an*
nom;c me nt would be a; sufficient guarantee o* the artistic
♦axcelhmco of the exhibition. The spirit-stirring strains
cf Hr. David Worden, who lang several national and.
other air?, were evidently justly appreciated and ad
mired. We cannot but believe that ©very visitor mtut
have bern highly gratified to observe'the general good
order which was maintained by the patients, who, by
that und other manifestations, displayed their interest
and gratitude. The Superintendent of the department,
with the gentlemen who exhibited their flue transcripts
of landscape seeoery, statuary, portraits, and other
views,.must feel amply.repaid for their efforts on Friday
evening by the benefits which obviously resulted to the
inmates cf the hospital from such an entertainment . Oc
cifcioi'fU amusements of this and a simil->r character,
fiimlißr ’ecturea on popular subject-, naiings and reei
•-iUioLe judiciously selected combined with some employ*
enent ol time in’industrial labor, are so manifestly ad
'Vantagtous to thsphj sical aud moral benefit of the un
fort* patients, that we canuot fail to be gratified by
the special attention which is now being bestowed Io that
direction. With increased facilities, aud a building;
1 iorliPirg more of-themodern appliances of science, and in
•every ctfiortespect better adapted than the presenieciis.ee
to the ti * atment of the insane poor, our city would have
senbOu 'or congratulation in being the foremost «f all the
ciliesof the Union in philanthropic endeavors. ; . ; .-
Tub Ladies’ Soldiers’ R. liep Societt of
Sixth and Master-street, Hospital acknowledge
She lecfipt of !ho timely ami generous donations made to
the soldiers in that hospital, and placed In their hands
'for prop©- distribution.
In behalf of tbs soWiera, they return their Hearty
ihanks, especially to the pupils of the various public
{schools, and to* the several relief associations,-whose
names ere hereto annexed:
Butledge Girls' School..
Rutledge Boys' School.
Bonn Primary School, N 0.2.
Penn Primary School, No 3
Penn Primary School, N 0.5.
Term Secondary School.
'Washington School.
Warner Girls* Primacy.
Warner Boys' Primary.
Webster Girls* Secondary.
EanHngdoa-atreet Primary
-'School.
Marshall 'Girls’.- Secondary
School, Frankford. _
Jeflerson Primary School;
JefLr«ba -riria* Grammar.
Penn Itolief Association. ‘
Soldiers’ AM So<’bry,Fourth
. Baptist Ohnroh.
Bnuker Bill Soldiers* Be-
Franklin Secondary and
Primary* w -
Norrie Mansion Primary,
fflarton Grammar, Ara
rniogn. • '
Barlon Primary, Aramingo
{Marshal! OirU* Grammar,
Frankford. J -
lief Society.
Tenth Primary School,
M a n a t a w n a Grammar
. School, Roxberongh.
Primary School, Ho. 1,
Apple street.
Union primary S- bool.
Primary School NoTl, Thir-
TTryon P.oj s’ and Girls* Pri
mary. *
■German Lutheran School,
Brown street.
John Quincy Adams Se
cond*ry.
Harrison Girls' Grammar.
Harrlßon Secondary School,
The best meats for the warm w’cattier,
qf>w upon ua, are Sfreot, properly cared smoked
Tongues, of a good quallt?, and dried Beef, either of
which cm tebadj of superior quality, at the afore of
21 r, 0. H. Mattson, dealer in Pine Family Groceries,
.Arch and Tenth streets. •%
c*A PENNY SAVED IS A PESTS* EARNED 7 ” l 3 a
yranklinlsra. • Our readers visiting New York city can
leaiiae its value *hy stopping at Powers' Hotel, oppo
site the Astor House. Mr. Powers g*ves as much for one
dollar and fifty cents as moat oi ri-o Now York hotel pro.
jirletors do for ®2.50. Seeif he doeauok ,
The Wakm'est Day or tue Season.—Tea*
terday w«b the warmest day of the eeasou, the ther
mometer at 3 o’cloakP. M-. indicating a temperature of
s6# decrees in the shade. We heard of a number of
pereous being overcome’ from the effects of the Usat,
which was most intense. Luring one part of the day
the street wore quite deserted of people : and those who
made tbtir appearance were clothed in loose and tight
gftiments similar to the summer suits made to order at
the Fakhionablft £ Clothing Eoiporlum of Granville
Blokes, Ho. 6CB Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Putnam's Sem’-adjustixo Clothes Wring-
ER.—A-B tills compact, useful, and universjally popular
labor-saving machine—Putnam's Self-adjusting Olothei
. Wringer—is now conceded to be on© of the most success
ful inventions of the age, for the we may state
that the only wholesale agency for tbeir sale in Penn
sylvania, is at ibe store of Mr. A. H. Franciacus, No,
433 Market street, where th© instrument can be seen at
all times in operation.
In justice to the surgeons in charge of
the Fifth mid Buttonwood Street Hospital, we cha'arfaUy
insert the following
The .«n£ ©reigned takes this method of thanking fbo
public, one and all, for their numerous charitable doua
tionH to the hospital under his charge. He trusts that
bis standing in the community will be a sufficient gua
rantee that their kindness is not misplaced, nor their do
nations misappropriated, as asserted lately in several
anonrinoas communications;
■> Visitors, or those having business at thahospital, are
rf.qntsted to inform th© surgeon in charge of any neglect
of duty or want of courtesy.
4,708 08
BrOTHERHEAL’S CIRCULATING LIBRARY.—
Mr. ‘William Brotberhead, who has just commenced so
successful a Circulating Library, has juafc rorelved an
invoice of the latest publications of the English house®,
both in light reading and the more solid departments of
literature. At the Library, in Eighth s'reet, below Wal
nut, may bo found one of the largest collections of auto
graphs and rare engravings ,in the country, and addi
tions are constantly being made to the lot, both from
London, Paris, ana this country. He invites the atten
tion of all who may be interested in such matters."
Gen. McClellan.— The late battles have
proved the kind of stuff “ Little Mac ’* is composed of.
Be fought the Seceah for seven days, and thon celebrated
the Fourth of July wtih a grata review. Philadelphia
-excelsin everything from general* to uniforms. Speak
ing of the latter, lemiods us of the fact, that the most
elegant suits worn either in civil or military life are made
at the Brown Stone Clothing Hail of Bockbill & Wilson,
Nos. 003 and 605 Chestnut street, above Sixth, .
Charles Stokes’ .First-class Ready-made
Clothing Store is now selling summer clothing
• ""-'Atwar-prices! ■
Charles Stokes* First-class Beady-made Clothing Store
has the price marked plainly •
On all of the garments !
Charles Stokes* First-class Beady-made Clothing
Store is located on Chestnut street,
Charles Stokes’ First class Beady- made Clothing Store
has clothing for both v
Men and boys. ■" .
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut sU.
Wm Lowther, Newport JR Lowiber, Newport
C J Low! her, U 8 N H Blacketonr, Pa
D McKrouse, M’h Chuuk J J Blodget, New York
N 0 Wooster, New York Frank Squire, New York
.L W Duncan & la, N J W J Young & wf, N T'
Lieut Tbos J John S Kennedy, N Y
Mrs White, New York WO Smith, St John, N B
Thos Paibs, St John, N B W C Colton
B‘Lowry & wf, Indiana E S Myers, Balt co
Jas E -Myers, Balt co W T Washington
Mr* P B Cornwall, Calif D O Whitney, California
• A FBussell, California B B Bussell, CaUfortria
Phiny Fisk, Pottsville Mies Curts ~
8 Cooke -\y ' John B Hanford, NY .
EdwL Pierce, Boston John W Herserin, Jr, N Y
F 0 Schmidt. Havana - Ausß Smith, New Jersey
B F HaUbit," Boston B it Owen
.0 H Lackey, US N. . M Outhbert, TJ S N .
Mfh Harris A eon, Wash, DO Miss fttmri*. Wrtsh’n, DO
E J Brooks, U 8 N Mrs Gen Von Steiuwicke
. C S,Newell, U S A and 4 children, Ya
B 0 Hale, Harrisburg EH Browu, Penn’a
Jos Sully / Mrs E K Owen ..
A W AchesoD&wf,Wßsh,Pa A F Cavada, : Pennsylvania
A Wolcott, Now Yoi k B F Burfcneti, New. York
Dr Geo Glyxner, V 9 N - . Mrs Glymer & sd, Wn-ih.DC
John H Uhl* New York -V Jaa lL Bacon, New York
JP Needham, New York WEt Emerson, Sale-n, NJ
B G Brownell, Wash, D 0 O A Brownell. Wash, D O
.C Knap, New Jersey JHorae.,Pittsburg
Btnj Gregory, New York - H-'CaUant, W heeling, Va
Dr S Gregg & wife, Boston T E Simmons, Baltimore
DrD P Smith, If S A Win WBeed, Erie
W J Peck & wife. New Tork'Benj Hurxthflil, New York
ThosLScorill, New York • ’ .Col W S Jlorgaa, Arkansas
Wa’tHrlH Burns. New York 0 H Thorne, Now York
HW B note miller & wf, B»!t P C Clark. Jr, Virginia
. J H Burtis, New Yoik. ;H 0 fttjmbnll, Connecticut
C Norwood, New York .: Wm NTFsach, New York
A KtihUj New York ‘ John Baltimore
A C Stiti ers, Now York' : 1 Lt Col Faroutn * la, N Y
W.P Fftridgo, New York E H Tracy, New York -
W-H’Bell, Smyrna, Del - J Heuerdahl, New York
C Stuart, U 6 N G Hayne,.New. Jersey. .
G B Steifon, Now Jersey F 0 Sherman 4 la, Chicago
W H Nicholson,-Wash > B Voile, Cincinnati
W Warren, Virginia Maj C W Barker & lady
It Flint, Chicago J A Ad-iraa, Baltimore '
M Hartley, New York* J 8 Hartley, New York
N Callan&la, Wath F T King, Baltimore
B Lapbam, Bbnde Island R F Perkins & d», Cal
N R Skinner, Chicago T S (lavender Philada ..
S I Chase, New York D D Badger,New York
MERCHANTS’ HOTEL—Fourth st., helow Arch
ST Berry, Lane, Pa Oh*w McFadden. Downing’n
Wm McFarland, Meadvilie R McCutchoon, Pitt*bnrg
W. W Young, A’ex, Pa - Hon Wm Bigler, Oieardeld
8 ftVHonii]!, New Jersey Mra Barmll, New Jersey
Mrs New Jersey .A J M.eCookey, Penna
LV\-i Haines, Petma L Fry & lady
T J McOullouth, Clearfield DvvulHale
Jos 01 Bufmes, Mt Holly. Geo A Smith, Penna
John Pastorius, New York P P M Loebert, W Cheater:
8 McNair & la, Lane, Pa W SBonded.& It, Penha
Jas A Parrißh, Summit 0 Rowe, Straabhrg, Pa
H Spangler, Gettysburg, Pa H Ahl, Pittobnrg -■
D Ahi, Newyiile It F Brown, Realiog
Hon CM Donovan, Philada H Slay maker, Laucco, Pa
A J White, Cbambereburg * Jas B Orr. Orrtown
A L Oerter, Nazareth* Pa W.O Wilson, Pony co, Pa,
D Brindle, Mechanicsburg W J Utitierwood, Alt chan’g
W H Davis, Easton - <1 Seitz, Eaaton
H Sigenthal, Easton : ~
AMERlCAN—Chestnut street, above Fifth
J H McCauley & fa, Pa Tbo* W Aeton, Salem, N J
W F Bofihee, Maryland : Jas F Smith. Reading
Gen E Thompson, Wllm,Del Capt E L Hobberd
Geo M Smith, Brooklyn Miboo W Smith, Brooklyn
Jea B’own, New York J Q Thompson, Wash
E D Payne, U S N ,W S Julias, U B N
Mrs Bomsey, New York N. C Morrison, Pottsvllle
Richd Beckenhack, Freap’t BE Hoailiicksnn, N J ...
F 0 Hodge, Vermont J H Burr, New York
BT. LOUIB HOTEL—Cheetnut street, above Third:
C H West, U SN B Mills
S G Obadaey, New York Jamerßrown
i* A. Walker, Baltimore C Hawknwortti, Washington
H G Mackey, Easton, Md H Bees, New York
W W Richmond, N Haven • Col Sidney Demig, Va
R P Jobnrton & wf; Illinois JohnDoherty. Putina
S B Parkhurst. 'New. York: J M Livingston & wf,N .Y
D W Belli Maryland ,J V F Black, Jeaueaville , *
S B Cleaver, Pi*rt Penn J F Jakes,.Camden, Del-* - t
A 0 Laufmau, I’enna . . . W 0 M Stoats„Coun
W G tinker, Lancaster . - % T>, Helot, Fleetwood, Pa , *-
J Beading. Trenton D Bichwina, Lane co* Pa
F Lauderhuni, Penna JW Royer, Pottßtown .
W‘M Seip, Suffolk, Va .T W. Turner, US N :
■ ..>* -f ... - .
- NATIONAL'HOTEL —Race street, above, Third.
Thos B Walker, Bcbl Haven J H Miller, Harrisburg
S and Helms, Pottsville - II Baat. PotlaviUe
T J Bertolet, Reading Araos Walton, Wash co, Pa
A N B Matter & w, Pa DJI Rank, Lebanon co
A G Whitfield, U S A F L Shuman, Beaver, Pa :
- -'states UNlON—Market street, above Sixth. _
H B Ben aids. Ponaa S I* Brighton, Uniontown
I) Troxler, Peima A Henry, Jr, Beading
LJBrmeer, Easton ‘ SGuyre, Peana
R Davis, Doyhßtown. J A Peck, Alex, Ya
K P Dnniger, Lebanon co A GelsL Penua .. ■ . .
W H Kfffer, Lancaster, Fa D ►nvder, Lowiabtirg
Dr Huber & la, Lancaster J Mechauicaburg
COMMEBOIAL—Sixth streot, above Chestnut.
S Bowers, New York ’ -A F Nields, Penna
j Mcllard, Maryland W H Eder, Maryland .
A Kimble, Chester co, Pft C Phillips, Chester co
J Macfeie, Cecil'co. Md IT Wiim, Del
E R Plankioton, Wash > J Kennedy, Jr, Lauc co
B O Hickman. W Chester D Kimble, Che.ter co
J Devoe, West Chester
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above Cftllowhill...
DA I rake, Freemansburg T S Pittsburg -
V Hoffaioo, Allentown John SboHov, Backs co. Pa
Ohasllerlzog. Easton ‘ Joseph BnllerrNew Jersey
Geo Graver, Pennsburg Jacob B.iHegaa9,Pennsbvtrg
Edmund Trace, Penusburg :
BLACK BEAR—Third street, above Callowhill.
WS Goud W Rupoort, Northampton
Win Joner, Bethlehem Mrs Jones. Bethleheu
Miss Jones, Bethkhem HS Crpasuan. Sdlersville
John Schell, Bumneytowo Adam Fox, Reading
Jo«ah B Stewart . . DA Glass, Friedeasburg-.
Geo Moye *, Pennsburg . .
teenth eeci ion.
Barri-ion Grammar School
60 quarts tee cream
Ladle* 1 S‘ldlers* Belief S 3
ciety of Second Reformed
Dut sh Church.
United States Sanitary Com
: inlttea.
Bespccifullv, .
: AUG. 0. BOUBNONVfLLE,
Surgeon in charge Fifth-street Hospital.
Under the Continental l
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
UP TO 12 O’CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
THE UNION—Arch street above Third.
MADISON HOUSE—Second street, above Market,
n J Baeoo. Baltimore J Patchen, Wilm, Del
A Colburn, Philadelphia
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
•7* SEE FOURTH PAGE,
ARRIVED.
Bark Helen Mario, Marshall, 4 days from New York,
in ballast to captain. V
Brig E H.Fltler, Holmes, 10 days from Key West, la
ballast to captain:
Brig Bebecca Sheppard,. Somers, t 6 days from Key
West, in ballast lo captain.
Schr S C Fithian, Tuft, 1 day from Port Deposst, with
grain to J L Bewley & Co,
Schr Young America, Lawrence, 1 day from Port De
posit, with grain to J L Dewier ,& Co. - . .
Schr Pathway, Compton, from Boston, ia ballast.
Schr Everglacie. Pickett, from Boston,: do.
Steamer Beverly, Pierce, 24 hours trom New. York,
with mdse to W P Clyde. :
Steem tug Atlantic, Trout, 1 day from Fortress Mon
roe, to J M’Flanagan.
CLEARED.
Scbrßurdet Hart, Hardy, Gienfasgos, S & W Welsh.
Schr Harvest Queen, Grime?, StJohn, NB,E A Bon
der A Co, r , f*
Schr Geo H Eneas. Kelly, Nassau, J S & E I» Perot
Schr Conststution, btrout, Boston, J B Blakiaton.
Schr Everglade, Ficbett, Boston, J H Powell,
r- gtr J 8 Sbriver, Dade, BaUlmore, A Groves, Jr.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Buy Youe Bathing Robes, foe
Ladies, Gents, and Children, at SLOAN’S, 808 MAR
KET Street, . jvB-3t#
Sei.f-Abjusting Patent Clothes-
VTBINGEB.AsoIo Agency for the State of I’enurtylvMiia.
JOHN A. MUBPHEY,
ieis-lm 922 OHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
Batchelor’s Hale Bye !
THE BEST IN THE WOBUD.
tt ILLIAM A. BATOHEIiOB’S eelebrated HatrDyo
preduees a color net t« be dtstingotHbed from
waxranteti not te tninre tbe Hair In the least 5 remedlee
the ill effects of bad dyes, and inylgoratea tbo Hair for
life. CRAY, BED, or BUSTY HAIB instantly tnrna a
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and btan
tifnl. Soldb, all Druggists, tc.
tff- The Cennine is signed WIUDIAM A. BATOBE-
I,OU, on the four tidei of taekbox,
FAOTOBV, No. 81 BARCLAY Street,
(Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond street),
my2B-ly : - - ■ Now York.
; One-Peioe Clothing, of the latest
Styles, made in the Beet Manner, for BE.
TAIL SALES. LOWEST; Selling Prices marked In
Plain Figures, All Goods made to Order warranted
saUsfaclory. Our onr-Pricx Systbm Jb strictly ad
bsred to. All are fcheioby treotod alike. ,
se22-ly J. JONES A CO.. 604 MARKET Street.
Lyon’s Magnitio Insect Powder,
Tested for nineteen years and grows in favor, tt fciib
and exterminates-Roaches, Bed Buga, Ants, Fleas,
Moths in Cloths, Furs, and Furniture, Garden Insects.
&c. All gt-Duine bears the signature of E. Lyon, and
.{$ not poisonous to persons or domestic animals. Be
ware of counterfeits and,imitations.
Lyon’s Powder kills all insects iu ft trioe,
Lyon’s Pills are death to rata uxui mice. .
Bold everywhere. b. S. BARNES, ..•
myB-Btuth3m •. 202 Broadway, New York.
JULY Ist—BESSON & SON’S
Mnimmo STOKE, No. 918 CHESTNUT
STREET.—Juftt received
Black 'Doable* width Monsseline de Laiuos, 800 to
$1.26.
Black Single-width Monsseline do Laineo,3l)£c to 50c,
** Grenadine Veifß, 75c,
White UnfD Collars, Bc.
Black Alpacas, 200 to37tfc.
* f Bareges. Lupin’s make, 18#c to 250
<* Tftm«rrines. Lnpin’* moke. 31#c.
White Surplic- Unifies of ali kinds.
Large Crimp English Crapes and Yells,
MARRIED.
SMALL—PARHAM.—On Thursday, the 3d inafe, by
the JSer. Charles R. Bonnell, A: Stokes Small, of Backs
county, to ..ifcfcte D., youngest daughter of Robert Par
.kens, »q., of ibis city.
WILKtN.SON—MOORFHOUSE.—On the 3d instant,
by the Rav. Geo. A, Durborosv, Mr. Wra; Wiikiosoito
Mies Sarah Ann iloorekouse, both of this city. #
DIED.
CONWay —-On Sunday evening, July 6tb, in the
50th year of Ms ago, John Ooaway.
The relatives and friends of the family are iavjtaJ to
attend the funeral, firm hisl *te,residence, No. 312 Sooth
Second Streep on Wednesday afternoon, atSo’clook. To
pr< cetd to Lauit-1 Hill. .
' HESS—On the 4lh Inst., Henry Hess, In the 19ch
■year.of. his age.
Fum ral from the residence of his parents, Germantown
road, below Morris street; on Wednesday afternoon, at
.3 o’clock. ,-
\ PEARSON.—On the 2d inst., James S. Pearson, aged
81 sears. /
Funir»l from his late' residence. No. 812 Swanson
stmt, below Catherine, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 2
o’cifk. 1 =&
LEWIS—On the 6th Instant, Susan Lewis, aged 73
Jeers. _
Funeral from the residence of her grandson, James
Peacock, WerjdeVconrt, Swanson: street, on Wednej
da' alien oon. at 6 o’clock. • #
.. ELIXSON.—Oh ihe Sili'mstaat, Andrew Etiason, in
the 42d 3 ear of bis age.
Fuueral from his late residence. No. 203 Green street,
this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 4o’clock. .
GALLIGHEROn the sth Instant, Mary, wife of
Jehu Galli*her, aged 24 yews.
Funeral from the residence of her husband, Ontario
street, between Thirteenth and Broad, above Poplar
street, thi* (Tuesday) atternooß, at 1 o’clock; . #.
GRIFFITH —On the 6th instant, Robert- B Griffith.
Funeral from his lata residence. Church street, below
PauL F'aßbffird, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o’clock,
BuYLE.—Ou the 6th instant, Mrs. Rom, wife of John
803 in the 24th year of her age.?.
Funeral from the le-ddence of her husband, Anthracite
street, Nineteenth ward, (late Richmond), this (Tues
day) aftwnnon, at o’clock/ - *
GRAISI MASS MEETING.
THE CtTIZFNB OF .PHILADELPHIA, who de
sire cordiall) to unite in sustaining the ' •-
NATIONAO ABMISISTEATIOJf
In its patriotic efforts to suppress a sectional and unholy
rebel Hon againat the unity of the Republic, and who de
sire to support, by every power of the Government, our
bundled thousand heroic brethren in arms, braving dte
ease end the perils of tbo field, to preserve the UNION
OF OUR FATHERS, are requested to assemble in
MASS MEETING-,
AT CONCERT HARO,
OH TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, AT 8 O'CLOCK,
To express sympathy with and confidence in the Na«
tloual and State Administrations, and SELECT DELE
GATES to represent them in the STATE CONTEN
TION, to assemble at Harrisburg on tholTth inst.
. , T. 8. DARLING,
Chairman People’s Committee of Superintendence.
GEORGE H. MOORE,
■ Chairmen Republican Committee of Superintendence.
JOBN J. FRANKLIN, :
E. 11. MERRICK, V „
Secretaires Pfople’a Cominlttee of Superintendence.
JOHN \Y. DUBREE,
HENRY J. GARDNER,
Secretaries Republican Com. of Superintendence.
Tb'e. me«»inc will bo addressed by the following emi
nent speakers: ' •
Governor Curtis. Senator. Wh.mot,
Col; JrnK W. Pobkbt, Senator :Oo wan,/;
Hon. W. D. Kelley, M. Me Michael/Esq , '
Bon. Ciias Gibboxs, . Hon. \V. Morris Davis,
Bon. W. B. Manx, Hod. Ohas. Gilpin,
:YFai L. Dekxis, Esq.., Bon. Id a 1 ac > H azlehuH3T,
W. Mr Bull. Esq., . J. B. Flaxigen, Esq.. .
Amos Briggs, Esq.,
J 57 ~ _
FtOI’LE’S STATIC CONVENTION.
THE PEOPLE OF PENNSYLVANIA, who desire
cordially to unite in
SUSTAINING T3JE NATIONAL ADMINISTRATION
In its patriotic efforts to suppress a sectional and unholy
rebellion against the
UNITY OF THE REPUBLIC,
and who desire to support, by every power of the Go
vernment, our hundred thousand heroic brethren in arms
braving disease and the perils of the field to preserve the
Union of our fathers, are requested to select the number
or DELEGATES equal to the Legislative Representation
of the State, at such times . and in such manner as will
best respond to the spirit of this call, to meet in
- STATE CONVENTION,
HABKISBOBO,
On THURSDAY, the 17tb day of July next, at
O’clock on said day, to
: " NOMINATE CANDIDATES '
for the offices of ; ; »
AUDITOB GENERAL
. .. ASTD v ;' .
■■■■'■. SUBVH3YOB GENKBAIi»
and to take each meaanroe os may lie deemed necessary
*» «jj-.eiiKinou i.ue oro?ee»Tnont.ln_thialBeftaoa_of common
peril te a eommou ftatmtcy •
r - a. K. MoOLTJM, , '
Chairman of tho People’s State Committee.
GEO. W. UAMMKESLT, I „ e , ar .„
JOHN M. STOIiIVAN, l Secret myg-tf
mJsss» AN ABJOURNKD MEETING OF THE
[l3^ MEN’S OBRIBTIAN ASSOCIATION,
f..i SPECIAL BUSTNE3B will be held at the Sosmig.
No. ltl»9 OHFSI NUT street, THIS {Tuesda?) EYET.
NIKG. a* 8 o'clock. The members arenso-t Garno-tly ia*
Vited to attend. GEORGE H. STUART,
it# PreaLdeat.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.—A SUP-
PLEMENTABY MAIL .FOB GREAT, BRI
TAIN, to be despatched . from BOS PON;. per atoamer
A IP «IC ft, will be closed at this Office THIS D.vY,athdf
past 12 o’clock P. M. O. A. WAbBOBN, Postmaster. .
July 8,1862. "■ '■ '''lt -
*y*-==»'%OFFICE OF THE GIRARI> COLLEGE
U 3 DASSENGBR'RAILWAY COMPANY, coraer
of COLUMBIA and RIDGE avenues,',. , • :
-V , •.. PiIILADKI.I’HIi, July 7-1852.
The Trah*-ferßooks of the GIRARD COLLEGE PAS
BENGFR RAILWAY COMPANY will be closed tillxne
15th mtt, ’ WM. S. BLIGHT,
jjg 115 :
nr=* THE FREED BLACKS OF SOUTH
SI3 CAROLINA —The Port Royal BeHef CommUtee
announce that a Public Meeting will be: held ,ou
WEDNESDAY EVENING, the 9th inst;, at 8 o’clock,
at SANSOM-STREE t’ llftLL, at which"J Mider Mc-
Kim, Eeq , a member of the Committee, will make report
of a recent vitit to tbo Sea Islands of Hnuth Oarolina.
Mr McKim’s examination as to the condition of the
negroes on the<e islands, and their efforts as free labor era,
wbh a very careful one. Every.facility for his investiga
tion, was rendered by General Hunter and the other
mviiary commanders, with all of whom he bad intimate
inter course. To the public generally, Mr. McKuii’d
narration will be of the greatest interest, especially at
a, time like the pfesent. To those who have con
tributed In any wa? to the relief of the Fresd Bracks, it
cannot but afford pleasure to learn, as they will, thftt
their aid hasp oved timely anil effective. The Commit:
.he are gladwto be'able, in this way, to rnftke re
port as to their labora.
STEPHEN Chairman.
X1.1.1S YABXAnn, Becretary. j?8-2t*
ON THE FOURTH OF JULY LAST,
a beautiful Flag wft3 thrown to the breeze from
the United States Army Hospital, FIFfH and BUT
TONWOOD S«reeK The Flag woa presented by
Messxs. BORSIMANN & uith'a beautiful let
ter _of donation. Tbe rope and tackle were furnished
gTatui'ohely by Mr. J. B. WHETHftSf, and the iron
wurk, etc , also gtaiuUohsly by WILLIAM DONLAP,
Era. Tbe gentlemen who have thua Bhown their gene
rosity Will please arcept the gratoful acknowledgment
of the JadiPß of tbo aid committee, to whom it was pre
sented on behalf of the Hospital. ' It*
ry» ATTENTIOPH FIRST WARO RE
IO PUBLICAN CLUB.—A Special Meeting of the
Club will he held on TUESDAY evening, JULY Btb, at
8 o’clock, at ELIJ *H H\ND ? B, corner SIXTH and
DICKERSON streets. A fnll Attendance is reuueated,
for the transaction of important busines s.
It# THO 3. P. O’MEARA, Secretary.v
lyspA MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
: V of the Sixth Wurdi will ,b 3
held at Leech’s Hotel CHERRY Street, below Fo-irth.
on /lUESDAY EVENING, July Bto. at 8 o’click.
Business of importance. ,W-<.GREQG- M D-,
jj7 2t*= : President
WARD PEOPLE’S ASSOCtA-
M 3 TlUN.—MeotiDg.at the Hall, TWELF HI a-id
FILBERT on TUESDAY EVENtNG, July
Bth, 1882, at 8 o’clock. Punctual attendance iB re
queßtf d. By order of the Association.
DAVIDBEIfLER, JOHN THOMPSON,
. jy7-2t*. Secretary. , President
py-==» TWFXFTH WARD REPUBLICAN
Its AFSOCIATION will meet THIS (Tuesday)
EVENING, at FISHER'S HOT«L, to elect ft Delegate
to a ConvtDtion to nominate Delegates to tbe Harriaburg
Convention. S..S. LEIDY,
' J?,# Secretary.
THE REPUBLICANS OF THE FOUR
'TEKNTH WARD will meet THIS (Tuesday)
EVENING, the Btb, between the hours of 7 ami 9, at
their *oom, COATES, above Eleventh, to elect a Djlo
goto to thoConvenlion, as direoted by the jriut conven
tion of the People’s and Reoiiblican parties.
It* :; DANIEL W..OLABKK; S“cretarr.
<vw=p. SEVENTEENTH, NINETEENTH,
its 7 AND TWENTIETH WARDS. AWAKBI—A
Public Meeting of the Citizens will be held THIS EVEN
ING, at eight o’clock, at the house of JOHN M,
CHIRCHMAM, GERMANTOWN road, above Colum
hia avenue, to take measures to oppose the laying of ft
BAILROaD TBAOK on Columbia avenue, for the pur
pose of running COAL GARB on said street, from Ninth
to America street. D* :
A SPECIAI. MEETING OF THE
UJR Peoples’ Association of the Eighteenth Ward
wilt be held at their Hall, corner of RICHMOND and
MARLBOROUGH Streets, on THIS (Tuesday) EVE
NING, at half past eight o’clook. Punctual attendance
retiueßted. \lt* j JOSEPH S. ALLEN, Secretary.
*✓==* ’ TWENTIETH,WARD PEOPLE’S AS
-115 SOOIATION.—A stated meeting of the Associa
tion will be held THIS -(Tuesday) EVENING, at 8
-o’clock, $t tbe Hall,; 8. .W. corner of ELEVENTH
lireet and GIRARD Avenue; By order of
JOSEPH F. MAROBB, President.
R. H..CLINTON, Secretary. f It -
MP TWENTY-FOURTH WARD REPUB
LLg LIGAN ASSOCIATION will meet at tho real
douce of the Secretory, THIREY-NINTff Street, above
Ohestnut, at eight o’clock.
/ . D.;P. SOUTHWORTH, President.
T. W. Martin, Secretary. . It*
w • PHILADELPHIA, JULY 5, 1862—A
55 meeting oftheSorporators of the Jonrnejraen’a
tJnJon MaDufactiuinK Oompaoy wilt be held -at the
’WBTBEBILL HOUSE, SANSOM-Street, above
SIXTH, oh THUBSDAY AFTERNOON next, at half
past ioiitr o’clock.' W. P. HENDERSON,
v J. P. WOLFE, -
J, B. MIFFLIN.
w-sss. THE UNITED STATES SANITARY
\D* COMMISSION—-PHILADELPHIA AGfiNOY,
ho. 1235 CHESTNUT Street. * The following recom
mendation: by the .Preaident United States BuSi
.ciently authenticates the Gommisßioh to the public :
: “ The SoDitary Conmiiffiion ia doing a , work of great
‘butnanityaiid direct practical value to the nation in this
time of ita trial. It is entitled to the gratitude and con
fidence of the. people, and I trait it will be generously,
supported. There !b no agetcy through which voluntary
offerings of patriotism can bo raoro effectively made.
- - “ABRAHAM LINCOLN.”
The urdersigncd will receive, and forward- to places
■where they may be most needed, all contiibutiona for the
tick and wounded, and wiil fumista all information to
persona applying to serve as &c, t in the
Floating'Uospitala of the CommlsaioD, or elsewhere.
' W. PIATT, Jn.,Sug&rintenaeni,
THE PRESS—FHILADEPHIA, TUESDAY; JULY 8. 1862.
rrvr* office of the enterprise in-
Skß , PUhANHE COMPANY,4OO WALNUT Street,
FtilLADELPflls Ju1y7,1862.
The Directors have ihia day declared a dividond.of
THREE PER CENT, on the. capUal stock of the Com
pany for the last six mouths, payable on and after the
Sthfjet OHARt.EBW.OaXB,
j'B 3trp Secretary. .
OFFICE OF THE HARRISBURG,
LIsJP PORTSMOUTH, MOUNT JOY, AND LAN
CASTER RATLROAD CO.—•Philadbldiiia, Ja .e 27,
1862.—A semi-annukl dividend of THREE AND A
HALF PER CENT. on the capital stock of this Corn
pony will" be paid to the Stockholders or their lo?*l re.
preFf-ntativrs on and after the 10th day of July next.
jc2B-atutlt6t* GEORQE TABER, Trea-rarer. ‘
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that-an application wilt be made to the Legial*
ttire of Pennsylvania, at their next iesMon, for a renewal
of ibe .'.Charter of tbe-«ARK OF THE NORTH BBS
LIBERTIES* The said Bank being located in the city
of with an authorized capital of five hun
dred thousand dollars.
By order of the Board.
W. GUMMERE, Caihior.
Philadelphia, June 23,1862 . je24 iu6m
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
UJ? « c TBE BANK OB’ PffitfiJ.
SI LVANIA ,r intend to apply to the legislature of Pwin >
sylvawa, a; tbeir next session, for a renewal of their
charter. Said Bank is located in. the city of Philadel
phia, with an authorized capital of one million of dol
lutb; a renewal of which will he,asked for, with the
usual banking privileges.
By order of the Board.
j023-tufm
r«=» OFFICE OF T.HE FRANKFORD
LLS AKD SOUTHWARK PHtLADEbPHrA
CITY PASSENGER RAItROAD GO dPANY.
BERKS Street, below Fourth, |: \
-'Philadelphia, July 3, 1862-j >
TBE BOARD OF DI RECTO ft i ft AYE THIS DAY
declared a DIVIDES D of FOU£ PER CENT, on the
Caoital Stork, out of tbeearniiigs of the past six months,
payable to the Stockholders or their legal representatives
on and after ISih intfc. The Transfer Books will be
closed until thnt*thneJ ; . „ . . . r.
jj7-tlfi CHARLES R. ABBOTT, Secretary.
FOR RECEIVER OF TAXE»,
UJ? JAMES C. KELOO,
Of Second ward, subject to nomination of People’s Con
vention. • 3yB-lm*
wCaTHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
UJ BEaVIE MEADOW RAILROAD AND GOAL
COMPANY has THIS DAY declared a Serai-annual
.Dividend of THERE PER GENT., payable to the Stock
holders,at. the Company’s OiHce, No. 322 WALNUT
Street, bn and aner the 11th July. • r
ss ••••■• L. CHAMBERLAIN, Treawor.
Philadelphia, July 1,1862. ‘ , ; jy2 st#
vp OFFICE UNION CANAL COMPANY,
m«p- Philadelphia, Jane 19,1882. a '
Tn accordance with the provisions of the third section
of an Act of Aseembljy entitled'“a farther supplement to
the several ante heretofore passed relating to the Union
Waral Company, of Pennsylvania,” approved the 10th day
of April, -3862, notice is hereby.given,that an agreement
ha» bfen formed between the stockholdera and the hond
holders of the Bald Company on the 9th diy of June,
1862. for tbe adjustment of the affairs of said (fempanv,
aid each bondholders as took no part therein are called
upon' te express in writing their assent to the same, or
their dissent therefrom, within three months from the
date thereof. ~.. •
By order of the Board of Managers/ -
•v i : JAMES PAGE, Provident
O. THOMPSON, Secretary.
A book,for signatures will be fonDd at the office of the
Company,;No 228 WALNUT Street. .■ Bondholders call,
ing to sign will please produce their bonds. ielftthstul2t
f VICTORY! VICTORY! !—THE
116th REGIMENT, P.V. M., 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. - ~ ; v . : . :
This is the only three-year Regiment authorized by
the Secretary of ;War from this State, and all patriots
desirouß Of serviijg our common country must now come
forward. The Regiment will positively march on or be
fore the Ist of September- next. :
I) .HEENAN, Colonel Commanding. *
A. MALSEED, Adjutant. .
Per G H. BARD WELL. Major. .
Headquarters, 624 MARKET Street, Philadelphia.
.. je’3 tf 'C
JAY COOKE & CO.,
BANKE RS , * '
NO. 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
NEW (t 5-SO M LOAN.
The undersigned, as Bnbscription Agent for the
▼eminent. Is prepared to deliver .
AT ONCE' ON PAYMENT,
i
COUPON BONUS.
IQF THJi . ' ': . :
NEW SIX PER CEFT. UNITED STATES LQA
A UTIIORTZED FEBR UARY 25, 1862. ,
'• / . : . . .... i
V t
’ gtib*cHptiong received AT PAR, and accrued inforest
Jtom May 1,1862. (
Legal Tender or Par Notes and Checks received for
the Bonds—the Interest to date must be paid in Gold.
This Loan is called “6-20,” having TWENTY years to
run, but redeemable at the — al '
any time after FITE years, but Is aSix-por cont. Loan.
CkA AAA TO INVEST IN . FIRST
uJrJV/j' MJy flass ’hobtoj.o-rj Ra a <i«ocnd
BEM I’B, m Bum. imb thac-^OOft,-^-
S. \V.:THI<X;rRA-Ll- SONv-
It* " No 2H So.irhTHllU) .trt-K. /
T ON.G AN D PBACTICIh EXPlfi-
I l ENOS enablod REIMER to ortfucathe
ttrres. B.ia COLORED PKOTOGRvP® for .*» ire
e.ideocpa of the fact. Go there. dads,, SRC”IfD.
Street, above Green; i /’* i*
WA B TIMES.—In view otetimes,
REISWR’S life-aizo Ori-liolorodPhrfograolw
are being roede at war pncen. Pmelysolo , ed Por
traits. "SECOND Sweet, above Gre?n. ; j ; It*
Albums fob war he
These Album a are prepared express foI
Photograph Times of the War, Gronpn nfvtoli
scapes.' copies of fine Paintings,
Albums spited to this class of Photograpn. u
M3T OF STTIiES ASD PRlhw
No, 60. Imt. mor.,gtlt cdg. and clasp, for 20 !
gt. “ ■« “ . - 30
52* a tt t* -40
53. 50
64. Tur’y mor.t “ two clasps, 20
55. tt u « 80
66. “ «-■ “ v 40
57. it “ tt £, • '5O
58, tt *• , 41 panddeSj 20,
59. tt n n ,«. SO
50 • u tt •. .<t tt 40.
61* tt tt u » 50
62. Velvet, gilt moun’g “ 20
■ gg. it a . .j - « •80
64* « << *i 40
65. «« , u , “ 50
60 Turkoyi gilt edge, ! “ oblo’g 4to, 60
07. tt tt tf 80
68. « : «< »*♦ - 100
69, ■ u <* “ pan. Bds., 60
70. ** .»* * l “ 80
71, ft 44 *4 tf 100
QUARTO ALBUMS.
Imitation Morocco, for 200 Pc
Turkey Antique,’; 7 200
tt tt two clasps, ..200
tt . tt tt pan Bides 200
New Styles and Designs are constantly
Every Album is furnished with a TitloFafi
printed In Geld. 7
Complete Catalogues of Card Portrai
graph Albums may be obtained gratis.
Published by
. WM 8. & ALFRED "KU
je26 No. 606 CHESTNUT Street, P
T. LANE
WIkL CONTIOTfI TO PORI
AEMY CLOTH:
JGE PITCHERS.
HALLOS
EATENT PLATED lOE I
PERFECTLY AIR-TIG
Warranted to keep the Ico longer thi
the market. .
WM. WILSON .
SOLE AGENTS,
B. W. CORNER FIFTH AN»|
Alio, Pitchers of all ihe different j'
stantiy on hand, plain and ornain
prices
CARD TO THE
CONGEESS S^INQ
WATER DEPOT, 79 STREET,
NEW YOy
■■■.■■■■• SABf A rJnly 1, 1802, .
An attempt baa been toad© tijcoive the public by
persons offering ■what they callp. o^P^E B3; Water f*
from fountains,and at the price* (8) coots per glass.
r Xhe wholesale priceof the geif -Congress Water, at
New Yorki being abou>7# cep®* glass; the imposi
tim of pretending to sell at reM-less than cost, and
without allowance for freight/i®* 6 * hr breakage, is
apparent; but their probable Z Bo ' baa been to empty
one bottle of genuine Gongref®^ ol, ft fountain
filled with their trash, and chrfateiiina'ltß 'total:
contents. I
We have never sold Oongr^ ftter In tountaius, nor
in vessels of any other doserp l than ordinary* sized
.glass bottles. The cork of ojbottlo of the gonnino is
branded, l
And any without rh'
OON<s*
tors on the cork is 0. £
W TL
Mother from foim-
The following gentlome:
with genuine Congreßß
Oongreßß Spring:
- FRED’R BROWN, <
. 0. 8. BUBBELL. 1«
:3. O. TURNPENNY]
TBOB. J. HUSBANJ
E. J STEVENS & (
AMBROSE SMITH
- OH AS. ELMS & 'll
WYETH Bros., wj
CIjARK
JeB94mif ' '
S. 0. PALMER,
: Cashier.
MILITARY. NOTICES;
VINA^IAJU
jf AV J3OOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AOB.NT,
-114 South TRIED Street.
-PHo'rmißAPi
AT 410 MARKET STEEj
PHILADELPHIA.
(CHERS,
iy Pitcher in
JRRY STS.
tafactnrera ooa
at reasonable
je2B-12t r
those words and let*
OOBRTBBFBIT,
j tains or bottles.
iAHKE & WHITE,
>rs of Congress Spring,
supplied by us regularly
in bottles,'freshfromthe
and Oheatnut sts.
street.
[-(0., 841 Spruce street.
: ir Third and Spruce sts.
fconiinootal Hotel,
featnnt street. ...
uarkct street.
; street,
& WHITE. “
KETAH. BSI BOOBS.
E. & L,
E. & L.
eyre & landell,
E YRE & LANDELL,
EYRE & LAN DELL,
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND AROH,
FOURTH AND AROH,,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
, ARE NOW CLOSING OUT
SUMMER SILKS.
SUMMER SHAYVES.
UMMEE ROBES,
'BENCH ORGANDIES,
RICH GRENADINES,
TOURISTS’ DRESS GOODS,
SUMMER FOULARDS.
GRENADINE VEIUS,
SUPERIOR MITTS,
INDIA PLAID SILKS,
PLAID MOZAMBIQUES,
PLAIN MOZAMBIQUES.
LA OK SILK SAOQUES
LO-tnlhalm ' ■
OTJM MER.BLANKETS.-11-4 all wool
j£r.light Summerßlanlets : -
Vbo, Ice Blankets, at a low price.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS
MOSQUITO NETTING—B-4 whites,
-Xl_ pinks, and blues, In 8 yard pieces.
*>7 BROTHERS.
A 1 HI NG TOWELS.
* Large Bordered Hucka and Fringe Towels; “
Bird-eye and Scotch strlea Towels.
Stout Bucksback and Coarse Twills.
Turkish Bath Towels.
Linen colored Doylies, for fruit, *-
Damask Napkins and Table Cloths
8 H ARPLEBB BROTHERS,
7 . CHE&TNUT and EIGHTH Htreots.
OOULARD SILKS-Park Styles.
JL? PlsM India Silks. T?
Dmk Gray Poplins.
-- Super Shephetds’ PJaida.
• EYRE & LANDEIL,
jv4 FOURTH and A BOH.
BATUS'SLEY TABLE LIIVEiNS
Extra stout. ......
Good L*dpii ShpeHnes.
Double Damask Nankins, i : • .
Bt>d Bordered TowvlB.j;-:.. _,,v • .
Bummer Quilt?) all grades.
EYBK k LA.NDEDL,
aud A.UOU.
JJ STEEL & SON, :
XJ • No. 7X3 North TENTH St, above COATES,
Aro now closing out Iheir entire stock of
FANCY STLKB.,
BaBKORS, OHALLTBB,
310ZAMRIQUE8. OEG4NDTES,
JACONET AND OAHRItrO L^NS,
; TRAVELLING MIXTURES, and . -
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
Of all kinds, atEXTR* ORDIN 4 BY. LOW PRICES.
.• LAOS' GOODh UEDTTOKD.
, S2s.Lape t Man«les reduced to sl2.'
„ it - Mantua reduced to SIQ,
• * 818 Lace Mantles reduced to SB.
SIQ Lace Mantles redm.ed to f>7. .
#l2 Laoo Mantles reduced to §5.
; §lO Lac* Mantles reduced to S 4.
- SBLaea^Poiot-sreduced tos3.
§l2 LaceFofn»«3 reduced to §5, ...
§l6 Lace Pointea reduced to SB.
:• §25 Lace Pointes reduced to §l2.
SILK COATS AND rAOQUES.
Closirg our. UNDER COST PBICES jeBo
DEtIBABLB SUMNER (JOODS.
Checked Worsteds.
TruvelHne Goo«fa.
. Checked Poplins aod Silks.
- Plaid Itfozamhiqwß-
Yery Cbe-*fi\F»uov BafofcMi. •
Cheap Jotsof Bareg© Kobe*.
- FreiJc* Organd^'andXawn*.
pj„m Bftre«p*i, of alt colora
- - - Bar*gpsfor Mnntlea.
Barege Sbawls.
: Jndia Gb»»ck Silks.
Fonlwl Sdfcs. ■ • • •
ffllk a. -s
Frepcb Chintees.
Btonsseliups. •
j 102 4 QHEB T N U T STREET.
- Invites tbe special.attention of Ladfcs who in
-0
-C' d:c.* in every variety of material.
\ . Aleoi, a large assortment of MUSLINS, suitable
for G.ABTB\LDTS, 1 &o;, toga f herewith' every v%-
p riety of WHITE GOODS, LINKN4, LAOEi,
fc EMBB'JIDEBIES, HANDEEROa’FS, VEILS,!
c. Sc . .'■■■ ■,
; Jnet opened per latest arrivals from Europe
on invoice of very beautiful • and entirety new
Styles-
PUFFED.FRENCH OAMBRTn, fnv
GARTBALDPS, MODE GREN ADTNE VEILS,
and .SWISS OOLLaBE CTB RUFFLING for
trimming tbin Dressps, etc—a new and very de
sirable .Mtirte.' A'bo. an invoice of
PURE WHITE 'FRENCH PLAID -
ORGANDIES. jyl
10 2 4 OHES T N U T STB B F T
WS.—
! iibeOard
ryyLand
a the only
TAS; B. CAMPBELL&Co M
U‘ : 727 CHESTNUT STREET, -
. OFFER AT _
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Very choice Goods of recent Importation. •
Black Hlk ObeckedGrenadiae, extra quality.
Foulard Pilki, eluant styles and fine quality. _
Black Pilhs, test brands; - > > •-
Broche Burege, Homania and Mozamhiqnes.
8-4 Paris Fil d’Chevre. . • > ’ -
Poll d’Cbevre, all.woolfiHmg..
Grenadine veils, in mode and other shades.
‘ WHITE GOODS • AND BIHENS
In groat -variety,' at 'extremely low plicea. j©6*tf
% $2 50
3 00
.3 50
. 400
; 3 75
.4 00
4 50
‘ : 600
* 5 25
i 5 50
‘ 5 75
« 0 00
* 5 76
‘ 6 00
Binen brills.
vCbe&plotg Drills for Gents* summer wear.
Auction 7ot«» a* 25, 31,38, 44, and 60 eta.
Extra good White Drill*, 31, 38, and 60 ctg,
Summer Cassimnroß, delicate Hue plaids,
- - Fashionable Mixtures and Solid Colors.
6-4 Silk-mixed Coating", at the right prices.
Cioih Goods of every description—a fine stock* : •
BOYS’ READY-MADE OLOTHfNG.
Boom in second story devoted to this branch.
Srnnmer suits for the country for boys.
Gnimeutsmade fo with despatch.
MANTLE BOOM.
Cloring out sales.of Silk-Sacquea.
Closing out sales of Silk Mantles.
- ■> Closing put saleg of Cloth Cloaks.
Closing out sales of Thin Sacques.
Closing out sales of Lace Mantles.
' COOPER 4 COWARD,
je2B-tf S. E. rorner NINTH and MARKET Streets.
‘ 6 25
‘* 675
* 7 0Q
*: 7 50
i 8 00
». B 75
t 9 25
s 9 76
12 60
16 50
traduced,
id Index,
id Photo*
•view spring prints,
Ll OHOIOB BTYIiSIS.
MEfiBIHAGS,.
. ■ SPRAGUE, •
PACIFIC,
ALL TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS.
A large lot beet styles and fast colors at 10c.
COWPERTHWAIT & CO.,
mhl6-tf N. W. cor. EIGHTH and MARKET Sts.
T WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION
X of my customers and friends to the following Goods,
which are fresh and desirable:
Black and White‘Plaid Silks. 1
Organdie Dawns', choice styles.
One lot oF Lisle Gauntlets, at 18Jfe a pair.
One lot of Black Silk, sl*l2>g ; the best I ever hod for
thoamoney. : 4
'- At JOHN H. STOKES’,
jelo*6m •'->702 ABOH Street.
■VriW EMBROIDERIES, WHITE
J. V GOODS, Ao.—Juat opened, a general assortment
of desirably French and Scotch Needle-worked Sands,
Edgings. Inserttogs, Handkerchiefs, Collars, Sleeves, eto.,
at very low prices.
ALSO,
A fnSJ line of all descriptions of White Goods for Ladies’
wear, of the moat approved makes. .
SB EPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN. & ABBTSON,
j©4 r 1008 CHESTNUT Street
.A T 702 ARCH STREET MAI BE
found Barege Auglaie Shawls.
White Barege Shawls.
Mozambique Shawls. .
Plaid Bilk Shawls.
Just roceived and for sale by
je24 :..... JOHN H. STOKES.
TOHN H. STOKEB WILL OPEN
M TO-MOKBOW MOBNIN ■}, at 703 ABO sit Street,
10 doz. Gents’ Light Lisle Gloves, at 18^, worth 37,#.
Alto, 6 doz. Ladies’ Mode Hose at 13, worth 25. .
Also, One piece Black India Silk, without lustre, for
mourDingaud aprons. Js24
r\ HEAP CAKPBTS, MATTINGS,
\J OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW SHADES—V. ;
E. ABOHAMBAULT. N.E. corner ELEVENTH and
MARKET Streets, will open this morning, from auction,
Ingrain Carpets at 31. 37, 50. and 620; Entry and .Stair
Carpets, 56 to 62c: Rag, Hemp, and Yarn Carpets, 16 to
Sic; White and Check Matting, 20and*25c; Floor Oil
Cloths, 31 to 50c; Gilt bordered Window Shades, 50oto
Si; Buff and Green Window Holland, 12 to4sc. Dry
Goode and Carpet Store, N, E. cor. ELEVENTH and
MARKET Streets.'* 1 je!7 tuthal2fc ;
SPOOL COTTOtf.
«JjlOR THE PARTICULAR At
tention OF THE TBADE.”
ALTEMUS & COZENS,
NO. 241 OHEBTNUT STBEET,
SOL* AQSSIS FOB
GREEN & DANIELS’
CELEBBATEB IYORT-FINISH
SPOOL COTTON,
Pronounced one of the best and cheapest Spool Cot
tons in the market A full supply on hand. je24-lm*
1 ztOO LBS - BJj ACK MUSTARD
J.jjIW.SEED. ■
500 lbs. Cblliles. ,
• 7 cans common Gum Arubic. ■ ■
Id store and for sale by JOHN H. EOKY,
j,7-3i*: , 534 LOMBARD Street.
"DEAUTIFUL.AND NATURAL mail
-XJ-renicte eroEEtMEB’S iyorjtypiw. Complexion
imitated to the life, and drapery and . accessories colored
llln artistiO etylo.i BECOND StteetifalxiTe ar*en, It*.
SHARPI/KSS BROTHERS.
OUBSTNUT and EIGHTH Street,.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
gjTATEMENT
OF THE
CONDITION
OF THE
PROVIDENCE ’■■WAS HI NOT ON
INSURANCE COMPANY.
JANUARY 1. 1863.
Capital Stock,
assets
Beal Estate held by the'Company - City Aa
. * amors 1 valuation
Cash on band................
Cash depotitediu Banks
Caj-h >n bands of Agents.
ICO .City- of • Providence- Bondpar value
sloo,ooO£iu*rket va1ue;............„... r 105,030 00
600 t-barts Exchange Bank, of Providence, *
inarketvalne........ 03,000-03
Other assets, including Beiits and . Interest
accrued but n0tdne........ -
LIABILITIES.
Amount of losses paid dnrlng the
year........; SG4.7U 74 '
Lotsfcß during the year which have not been
paid.... v
Amount of aiviaends declared
; : • 818,750 00
Amount of dividends declared due and un
paid.........
Amount of dmdendß declared and not’yet
duo...
All other exitting claims againbt dio OoV.*.**
INCOME.
Cash .premiums received.-.. $118 917'10
Amount of premiums earned.,,; 8105,073 90 ‘
Amount of' interest money received...
Amountof income from other sources,
expenditures
Losses paid during theyear..U... SB9 607 39
Aniountof re-iumrancf premiums. 1.. 370 29
Amountof jeturn premiums.;.;. *.ii~ 3273 156
Amonut of dividends p*id during "the year.. 14370 00
ExpeDses psia during the year, including ’
; conumwons and. fee* paid to tba agents
' rind officers of the Compauy, *
Amount «i taxes paid by the Cojupany.
Ail Otla«v.vaspot,oea *uait_«xpen{ilU»re9.
JOHN KINGSBURY, President.
WAHREN S. GKEEXj Secretary,
; Police Jeaucd, and aE .losses promptly adjusted and
sottled by
SABINE & DUY,
AGENTS AND AT CORSET'S,
No 147 South Fourth Street.
iyS-frithSi
Q.IIIARD FIRE AND MARINS
INSURANCE COMPACT.
OFFICE 415 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL 8200,000.
This company, continues to take risk* en the gaffe
classes of Property at low rates.
The public can roly upon its responsibility, and abili
ty to pay losses promptly. Its disbursements for the
benefit of tho public, during the last nine years, exceed
©500,000,
and we respectfully solicit its fayorin the future.
DIBEOTOBB.
JEKBY WALKKB,
JOHN THOBNLST,
ABBAHAM HAETj
PETBB 8. HOB, o! If. Y.'
FBBMAN SHKPPABD
N. 3.EAWKSHOX, ;
JOHN BDPPLEB.
CJHAB. I. DUPONT,
JOHN W.CLAGHO2N,
0. F.HEAZLITT,
DAVID BOYD, Jr., ,
r »U : ’M.'.SWAIH,
JOSEPH KLAVP, 21. D.
WM.C.BUDHAH, -
THOMAS OSAVENi-President
A. B. GILLETT, Vioe President.
JAB. B. ALYGBD, Secretory. ap26-tf
PAMB INSURANCE COMPANY
No. 406 CHESTNUT Street-
FIRE AND INLAND imUR&NGtt.
■ . DIBEOTOBS; \
W. N. Buck, _ B. D. Woodruff, ■
Okas. Richardson, John Kessler, Jr.,
Henry Lewis, Jr., • P. S. Justice,
Alex. WhiUdin, Washington Jones,
Goa. A. West, ' Oha*. Stokes,
0. W.Davie, _John.W. . IB'carman .1
xrtwwxrtjxc T 4. it OUST, President. .
■ CHARLES RICHARDSON, Vice President.
WILLIAMS I. BLANOHAB.D, Secretary. rmhlß-ifl
fp&mzmE&hTß % ire mm
V-r BOTCH COMPANY, 03* THE STATE 05
PENNSYLVANIA. ,
K*»^ DlBl!CTo^s^sr _
Edward C. Knight, Robert Shoemaker,
Thoma*fi-Stewart, William 3trasbers
*— r . Elijah Jones.
- FrfJP j A.YNS, M D., President. _ '
WHIT ALL. Yl&e Presldfittt
SAMUEL S. atoow, oecrm«.,Tr^ J *
Office, Commonwealth BuHffing, SIS ; OHESTHUV
Strfwt, Pbilftrielnhta.. N
LEGAL.
'VTOTICE. IS HEREOF GIVE IT TO
-L-l all persons concerned that HENRIETTA SAORV
wife T of > BARLES SACKS, will, oa SATURDAY, the
12tb day of July, 18d2 : at ten o’clock A. M., apply to the
Court of OcmiDon Pleas of Philadelphia cifcyaod county
for a decree aud certificate amlioriz'ug’ her to act, have
thepower- and.transact business as a 'feme sole trader
ttoder-tbejawe ofthe State of Pennsylvania, jvB 2t ;
TTNITED STATES, EASTERN .016-
%J TRICTOF PENNSYLVANIA, SC T.
TEE PRESIDENT OP THE UNITED STATES, -J
TO THE MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF PENNSYLVANIA, ■ -
GREETING: ’ - ■ 1 ' ’ .
WHEREAS, The District Court of the United States
in aud for the Eastern, District of Pennsylvania, rightly
and duly proceeding on .a Libel, filed 4n the name
of the United States of America,-hath ' «*o'«feod all per
sons In general who Jinvo-j-ur -pretend to have, any
light, title, or interest in the schooner.CaTALiNA, :
master, her tackle, apparel, and ,faroiture,
and ihe goods, wares, and merchandise laden on: board
thereof,' captured as prize by 'tbe United ; States
steamer Alabama, 'nnder command 'of Captain E. La
mer, said steamer being oneofth* Atlantic naval sauad-,
ron, to bemoiiiBi»ed, cited, and called to judgment, at the
time and place underwritten,'and to the effect hereafter:
expressed, (justice, so requiring.) :You are, therefore,
charged, and strictly enjoined and commundouU that you;
omit not, but that, by publishing these presents in. at
least two of the daily newspapers printed and published
in the City of Philadelphia, and iu the lntelligent
cer, you do monish and cite, or .cause .’to be monished
and cited, peremptorily, all persons in general who have,
or pretend to have, any " right, title, or interest in the
said schooner OATALINA,.her appivol, and fur
niture,.and the goods, wares, and .merchandise laden
on:board thereof, to appear before the Hon. JOHN
CADWALADER,- the Judge of the said . court,
at the District Court room, in the city of Philadelphia,
on the TWENTIETH day after publication of these
presente, if it be a court day, or else on the next court
day follow ing, between theusual hours of hearing causes,
then and there to show, or allege, in due form of law, a'
reasonable and lawful excuse, if any they have, why
the said schooner OATALI&A, her t»ck»e, apparel, and
furniture, and the goods, wares, and merchandise
laden on board thereof, should not bo pronounced to
beICiVL at the time .of the capture of' .the same, to the
enemies of the United States, and hi goods of their ene
mies, or otlienvise, liable and; subject to condemnation,
to be adjudged and condemned as good and lawful prizes;.
and further to do and receive in this behalf as to justice
shall appertain. And that you duly intimate, or cause to
be intimated, unto all persons aforesaid, generally, (to
..whom, by the tenor of .these., presents, it is also intima
ted,) that if they shall not appear, at the time and place
above mentioned, or appear and shall not- show a rea
sonable and lawful cause to the contrary, then said Dis
trict Couftdoth intend and will proceed to adjudication on
the ■ said capture, and" may pronounce that the said
schooner CATALIN A, her tacklv, apparel, and'furni-
and the goods, wares, and merchandise laden on.
board; thereof, did belong, at the time of the capture of
the same, to the enemies of the United States of. Ame
rica, ancf as goods of their enemies, or otherwise,. liable
and subject to confiscation and condemnation, to be ad
judged and condemned as lawful prize, the absence, or
rather contumacy, of the persons so cited and intimated
iu anywise notwithstanding, and that yoa duly certify to
the.said District Courfcwhat yoiishall do in the premises,
together with these presents. . .. ...
■Witness the Honorable JOHN CADWALADER;;
Judge of the said court, at Philadelphia, this seventh
day of JULY, A. D. 1562, and in the eighty-seventh year
of the Independence of .the said United States;-
jjB-St G. R. FOX, Cleric District .Court.
TTNITBD STATES, EASTERN DIS
|J TRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, SC2V
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
TO THE MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
GREETING:
WHEREAS, The District Court of ’the United States
In and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rightly
and duly proceeding on a Libel, filed in the name of the
United States of America; hath decreed all persons in
general who have, or. pretend to have, ; any right, title,
oi interest in the schooner MORNING STAR, whereof
PanzeS'Bifter is master, her tackle, apoarel. and furni
ture, and the wares, and merchandise laden on
board thereof, captured by tlie United States steamer;
Bienville, und»r command of Captain MaUany, said
steamer, being one of ...the Atlantic naval squad
ron, to be monished,: cited, and called to judg
ment, at the time , and; place underwritten,' and/to
the effect hereafter .expressed, . (justice so retiuiring')
You are.tberofore charged and strictly.enjoined aad.com
manded, that you omit not, but that, bypublishing these
presents in at least two of the daily newspapers printed
aud published in . the city of Philadelphia, and in the
l,egaVlntelligencer i you do monish and'eite, or cause
to be monished aud cited, peremptorily/ all; persona
in general who have, or . pretend to have, any right,
title, or interest in the said schooner MORNING STAR,
her tackle, apparel, and furniture, and the goods,
wares, and merchandise laden- bn board thereof,
to appear before the- Hon. JOHN CADWALADER,
the Judge of the said Court, at the District Court
room, in the City of Philadelphia, on the TWEN
TIETH 5 day after publication of these presents, if ifc .
be a’court day, or else on the next court day follow
ing, between the usual hours of hearing causes, then and
there to show, or allege, in due form of iaw> a rea
sonable and lawful excuse, if- any they have, why the
said schooner MORNING STAB: ; her tackle, apparel, and
furniture, and the goods, wares, and merchandise ladMi oa
board thereof, should-not be pronounced to belong, at
the time of the capture of the seine, to the enemies
of .the United States; and as goods of their enemies,
or otherwise, liable and - subject to. condemnation, to be
adjudged and condemned as good and lawtul prizes» and
further to do. and receive in this behalf as to justice’ shall
appertain. And that you duly intimate, or cause to be;
intimated, unto all persons aforesaid, generally, (to
whom by the tenor of these presents it is also intimated,)
that if they shall hot appear at tlie time, and place above
mentioned, or appear and shall notsliow. a reasonable and
lawfol cause to the contrary, then'' said District Court
:• doth intend and will proceed to adjudication on tlie said
capture; and may pronounce that; the said schooner.
MORNING STAR, her tackte, apparel, and furniture, and
the goods, wares/and merchandite laden on board there
of, did belong, at the time of the capture : of the
same, to the enemies of tlie United States of Ame
rica, and as goods; of their, enemies, or other
wise, liable and- subject to confiscation and condemna
tion, to bo adjudged and coridcmned as lawful prize, * the
absence, or rather contumacy, of the persons so. cited and
intimated in anywise and that you duly
- certify to the said District Court what you shall do in the
premises, together with these presents. ' • ...
Witness the Honorable JOHN V CADWALADER,
Judge of Die }Bftid court, .at-Philadelpldft/Jthis seventh;
day.of JULY, A. D.1852,,aml in “the eighty-seventh year
of tlie Independence oLthe said United Stafeß.
' ‘D 8-3 t G. R, FOX, Clerk District GQVit
■yiCTOK HiJGO’sS GREAT KOVEL.
Beady this week, nnifortn in appearance and price with
♦ ~....§200,000-00
~..$157,833 00
3,110 0->
-.. 57,196 67
... 6,10 S 37
W BROTHEaHSAD’S Cl ROU
-7.T • LATINO LIBK4BY.—AII tha BSW English
and American Books», including ALL OLA3BK* of Lite
rature. This la the ONLY Lihrar7 io the country that
includes all the NEW ENGLISH BOOKS that are not
BEPBINTBP hero. .
Totnia 85 per year; 6 months $3; three months $1.50,
or 3 cents per day. 218 South EIGHTH street -jy7-2m*
8366,815 68
rPHE FINKLE AND LYON SEW
MACHINE 00., having satisfactorily e?-
tHhiißhed the reputation of their Machines, in Philadel
phia, and desiring to further increase the business, will
rereive propositions from an active party for. the Agency,
smb party to.be possessedof Enflicient meanß to make
tbe business a payftjg one.. The privilege of the State
given if required. Samples of Machines can be seen at
922 GBESTfiiUT street, Fbiladelnhla.
12:500 00
200 do
A-NTED—2 .OOO Men along the line
▼ » of the Lcliigh Canal, say 1,500 laborers, 250 car
penters, and 25Q.stene masons. Apply to the officers of
the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company, at MAUCH
CHUNK, ALLENTOWN, or EASTON, or anywhere
along the line of the works. jetO-fcf,
-'521,675 DO
1.V172 50
3.468 27
"C’IIRST- CLASS BOARDING IN
Chester Connty, Pa., three miles from a railroad
station. For rartlenlaia, call this weak, at 1029 00 AT ES
Btrect, between the honrs of 9 nod 1. ' jyB-2t#
Bi3n;j>r>7- 87
AJI Fins rooms, with first-class board. "Apply’-M AIH
B<ro»t, west tide, filth house above Waltmi lane. j?7-3e#
m T 0 BENT..IN CAMDEN—A
®~“-. MODERN COTTAGE, containing aU the modern
•thoroughly .furnished, eituakd.No.
summer or by lbs yoaf^nmf'w-itlf ‘oV’wittSSfplnr™
tore. just as it suits the applicant. . Apply to THOMAS
MAI: TIN. Beni Estate A sent and Collector, Northwest
roiner of THIRD and LOMBARD Streets- Philadal-
PMs. .... jy7-.lt*
17.102 06
2,802 33
1,727 54
§l2ii,2r>3 16
fp TO RENT, WITH OR WITHOUT
oikFTIKNITUBE. several neafc : Country Places, with a
fb\v acres of ground, convenient to railroad stations near
the city. Apply to' E. PRTTIT,
, je39 . • : - ■Ka S(l9 \nT,NHi' Stxpot; :
AE.
E. G. WHITMAN <Si~Co,
CONFECTIONERS,
HAVE BEHOVED FROM SECOND AND OHKST
: NUT STREETS
TO No. 318 CHESTNUT STREET,
BELOW FOURTH,--'' ' ;
NEXT BOOS TO ADAMS & CO.'S EXPRESS
je2O-3mif ...
T> EBfOVAL.—M A H L O N-‘ El E K,
li DENTIST, has BEHOVED to No; 1501 CHEST
NUT Street. jyS Inpfc-
“NTOTICE.—T]ie Copartner; Irip hereto-^
fore existing between the undersigned, naler the
firm of PRATT. & REAT Ff, h*s been dissolved by its
own limitation, andby,mutual consent. - .
p. T. PEATT Is alone authorized tocollrct the out
standing debts, and to use the firm natnr iu liquidation.
J>; T. Pit iTT,
• •*«••• ’ • B. B. BEATS,
W. G. BILLIN.'
jy t. pbattT
. fSUCCESSOR TO PRATS’ i RKATK,) .
IMPORTER AKB WHOLESALE DE ILER IN'
WATCHES, JEWELEY,
ELATED WARE, &c„
Has removed frem N. W. corner Fifth and Market Sts to
No.' 607 CHESTNUT STEET,
Where ho offers for sale a; FULL ASSORT*,IRST OF
ROODS peftsinihgto the WATCH BUSINESS Dealers
are solicited to examine the stock. ; jrs tSI
li< retoforo
A. T. LAN B: & co this $ ”?' ier of
limitation -■ Tim .boninli w”il h» »»1£? o, '" ed b, ' i,s "«'
« No.
' " '- —
—B. HAK«»iiij.
Tin. ADIUMIU, Jiily h 18a2.. ■ " lyl-I.nth2m
A CABI>.—We have, •’ this day asso
dated with -os’W- L ATIMER SHALL, in tbo
PRODUCE, MILLING, HARDWARE, and GROCE BY
Jußiiiess. .i"'-.;- -
\The bußinef s will still be continued m the name of P.
A.&S; SMALL. P. A. & S. SMALL.
IoEK-.-Pa., July 1,1562. . . jy3-5t
TjISEOLUTION —The firm of MOR
JL* BIS X. HALLOWEM, & CO. i, TUI, DAY
dinolved by'mutual consent. The fcu*n«i*ss will be eet
titiby the new firm of M L. HALLO WELL & 00. -
: MORRIS L- HALLO WELL,
JAMES TR4QUATR,
JOSHUA L. HALLOWELL,
v THOMAS W; SWENEY,
ENOCn B. HUTCHIVSON,
WILLIAM P. HALOOWELL,
ABRAHAM RITTER,
T *USSELL DAWSON.
Philadelphia,,7th mo. 1,1862.:
pOPARTNERSHIP. The under-
V-/ signed have THIBBAY formed a Parioershio for
the transaction of tho SILK and FANCY DRY GOODS
business, at No. 01R CHESTNUT Street, under the firm
ofM. L. HALLOWELL & 00.
MORRIS L. HALLOWELL,
JOSHUA L HALLOWELL;
... ENOCH R. HUTCHINSON,. =
- , WILLIAM P. HALLOWELL.
PBitAnsLPBiA, 7th mo. 1,1862. ' jy2-GS
mHE UNDEIISIGN ED HAVE THIS
_L DAY formed a Copartnership uoder the firm of
DAWSON, BRANSON, * CO;, for transacting theSIGX
and PANOY DRY GOODS* JOBBING business at the
Northwest corner of MARKET and • F*FT H. Struts.
T- BUSSELL DAWSON,
ORLANDO BRANSON,
JACOB G. BOMGARDNER.
PuiLADELPinA, July 1, 3862.
TVTOTICE.—MR. WM. K. HEMP
JJV HILL’S interest in our house ceiMea on tfee 3isfc
.-T WELLS &■ OO.v
118 NORTH WHA EVES,
May.
jyl-lm
GOP.AR.TU ERS HI P.— I The un
derslgued have this day formed a Ck>uartaership, un
der the name and firm JOnNES, BVRBY, & '-40 . for the
framacfcion of the WHOLIO3a.BE frILK AND
DBY GOODS BUSINESS, at Nos. 627 MARKET and
524 COMMERCE Streets. <
GEORGE W. JOHNES,'
WILLIAM H BSRBY,
WILLIAM H. HURLEY,
, FBaNCIS B. ABBOTT. -
• Philadelphia, July, Ist; 1862.
T\ I SSOLUTJL 0 N OB’ PART
’3IJ- NEJtS fllP.—H he Partnership heretofore existing
as PETILH. COOK, & CO., iatliisday.dissolved by {imi
tation! and by mutual consent. .The business of the firm
wiil he settled by the undersigned \
E. G. DU riLH, .
SAMUEL C. COOK,
Pnn.ADEX.rinA, June 30, 1862.
SAMUEL G. COOK will continue the
AUCTION AND' COMMISSION 1-UUNBS3 at
the old stand, No 121 South FRONT Street', above
Walnut. jyl-12t
THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore
existing under - the firm of- BIEGEL, BAIRD, A
00., is this fiftydissolved. -
PETER SIEGER, D. B. ERVIN,
JACOB BIEGEL, H.S. PISTER.
' WI. S. BAIRD, JOSIAH BIKGEL,
JOHN WIEST. .
Jdse 30. iyl-fiw
"PhTOTICE OF LIMITED PAUTNERf
XV SHIP—The subscribers hereby give notice that
they have entered into a limited partnership, agreeably
to the provisions of the several, lavra of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania relating to limited partnerships.
That the name of Che firm under which said partner
ship .is to be conducted is BIEGEL, WIEST, & ER
VIN. v '
That the generalnaturs of the business intended to bo
transacted is the Importing and Jobbing of Dry Goods.,
That the names of the General and Special Partners,
all of whom reside in the city of Philadelphia, aro
JACOB BIEGEL, General Partner, reading at 627
North Sixth streeti JGHN WIEST, General Partner,
residing at 322 New street; D. B, ERVEN; General
Partner, residing at 1515 Girard avenue; HENRY &
FIBS EB, General Partner, residing at 418 North. Third
street: JOSIAIi IttEGEL, General Partner, residing
at 416 North Third street; PETER SIEGER, Social
Partner, resting at 717 North Eighth street; WM. S.
BAIRD, Special Partner, residing at. the Continental
Hotel. ,
That the aggregate amount of the cap Hal contributed
by the Specinl Partners, to. the common stock is. One:
Hundred Thousand Dollars, of which Fifty Thousand;
Dollars in cash has been so contributed by Peter Sieger,
Special Partner, and Fifty Thousand Dollars in casfchas
been bo contributed by Wm . S. Baird, Special Partner.
That tbe said partnership is to commence on the first
day of July, A. 1862, and la to terminate on the first
day of January, 1865.
JACOB BIEGEL, 1
JOHN WIEST, I
D. B. EBVIN, > General Partners.
HENRY 8. FISTEB, }
JOSIAH BIEGEL, j
PETEB SIEGER, > p. rtnflrfl .
jyl.6w WM. S. BAIbD, \ Bp6oial * artQerB ‘
FRANK; EIEMER.
Surgeon Artist to the Government Institutions, Wash
ington.. AJbo } to all of the Medical Colleges and Hos
pitals.,,- ■ •- . ''
• The “PALMEB LIMBS," adopted the Army
and Navy SurgeohH. Pamphlets sont gratis. Address,
11. FRANji. PADMKR, .
jj2-6m No. 1600 CHESTNUT Sir, et, Philad’a.
Ebbbl notes and postage
STAMPS AT HATiF PRlCE.—Fifteen different
Rebel Notts and Postage Stamps mat post-naid on
receipt of twenty- five conts. Trade snppliod at SO cents
per 100,0r54 per I*ooo. v
Address S. 0. UPHAM,
Vj?7- 6t* 408 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
BO T S’, MISSES’, AND OHLD
DUSK’S
CLOXHIH&,
IN ENDLESS : VABIETF,
■- at
Ho, 13T South EIGHTH Street,
<gyl6-2m Three Doors ahfiTO W&&NUT.
HEW PUBLICATIONS.
LES MISERABLES.
Second Part—.« COSEXTE.”
Fmst Part—" lANTINE.”
OARLETON,
PUBLISHER. KB W YORK.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
WAN'J’S.
w. I). BUSSELL, Secretary,
53a BROADWAY, New York.
BOARDINe.
ermaktown b o a r pi kg.—
EOS SALE AND TO LET.
REWOVAXS.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
NEW.YORK AUCTION SALE.
Btirbett. JOKES, irGoZim
WALL Str«et, NEW YORK. '
„ °N WEDNESDAY, July 9th,
At 12 ocioch, at the Wall-'etreet salesroom, corner of
• .... Front and Wall streets,
• UNITED 81 ATB3 GOVERNMENT SALE.
(By order and under the direction of BIS AM BASNET,
. UnHeetor of the Port.)
iargb Sale sea island cotton.
. BCO boles superior duality Sea Maud Cotton, of favorite
brands, all in perfect merchantable order.
Samples per catalogue may be examined on Monday
and Tuesday, 7th and Bth inst, at tha Wall-street sales
room. •'
»T. Terms CASH. jl4
HOTEUS.
pOWERS’ HOTEL,
Nos, IT fait 19 PAHK BOW,
(OPPO3IIB IBS iSTOB KOMI,)
NEW YOBK.
TEEMS 51.50 PEE DAY.
This popular Hotel has lately been thoroughly rooo
r&ted and refurnished, and now possesses all the reanl*
lites of a
FIEST-OLA9S HOTEIi.
The patronage of Philadelphians and the travelling
tnbllo, desiring the best, accomodations, and moderate
Aarges, is respectfully solicited, ' ;
le3-3°» : ".. n. L. POWERS, Proprietor. '
A CARD.—THE UKDE RSIGKED,
late of the GIFABD HGU3B, Philadelphia, hay#
teiiaed, for a term of years. WTLLARD»S HOTEL, tn
Washington.- They take this occasion to retorn to their
ala mends and. cnßtomerfl many thanks for past- favors,
and be# to aware thorn that they will be .moat happy to
tee them in their new qtiart^rs.
8YK123, CHADWICK, Jt 00.
WAimnroTon. July lg. igfii.
AiK.USESIEW.TS.
A SSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
XV. OAI'T.US WIILIAItB'
THRILLING 80ENHS
IN THE LIFE O F A
• TANKER WHALEMAN,
EVERY EVENING, at 8 o’clock jmdwly.
WED N ESDAY and SATURDAY AfternoooM at 3 o’dlt.
Admission 25 cenie.
Star Ticket® for oue dollar.
Children 10 cents,
PENNSYLVANIA" ACADEMY 0?
, THE:FINE ARTS,'- '• ' y 5 - /
. . 3025 OHRSTNUT STREET, . , //
W »r opeD excepted) from 9 AM. till 9 -7
P, 31, AdmifEioc 25ceotL Children half price, ‘ !/
Shares of. Stock, S3O . - jy9 /
TVTALNUT-£THEET TREATSE
f » Sole Lessee..... ...Mrs. H. A. GaRRKTSON;
——JTBISYTi radar) AND EVERY EVENING. ;
r...
MISS JULIA DALY. MISS JULIA DAIil.
' Tinmens'! success of '
TBE.NRW BURLESQUE KXTBWAGANZA
KING COTTON. KING COTTON.
DOS PLUBIBUSTAH MISS JULIA DALY. \
Jeff Davis, - Mr. George. Johnson; Don Wiefatl, Mr.
Fisher; Don Thompson, Mr. Byoer; Don Coho, Mr.
Reilly ; Ponce do Leon. 61 r. A 1 Beckett • Dig Deep, Mr. -
Porter; Don ; Floyd, Mr. J. M. Ward; Columbia, Miss
Fanny Brown ; Fairy Goodwill. Hisb Johnson.
The Bmlemne wili be preceded by a PO POLAR PL AY.
Tl/TBS.; JOHN DREW’S
iri. ARCH-STREET THEATRE.
SIXTH WERK OF F. S. CHANFRAU;
GREAT HIT OF THE OCTOROON.
MONDAY, Jnly 7th, - 1862,
AND EVFItV SIOBT DSTIL FDKTHEK KOTtOB, •
. The $Tt at Drama of the Times,
TOF, OCTOROON.
THE OCTOROON. THE OCTOROON.
F. S. OHANFJBAU AS “PETB.”
r lt-" ••• •••-• • • \ F. S. Chanfran.
T]t#» Piece Cast to thf> Full -Siretisth of th« Co>no*av..
■WEDNESDAY. OF FBA3JE I>SEW
PATUBDAT, BENEFIT OF MB. WaLLIS.
tSSF~ Prices as nsjia.l,
fhjr+*!nriw*tttB oVlflck. - :■
SEA BATHING.
'S«|BK -- »O E THE SEA.
StS.-.-ssr-. sHOR El SUMMER AS
. R iNGEMENT—CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC BAIL
BOAT!. /• - •• • •
; Three trainß daily to Atlantic City and return* (Scn
days escepfced). Trains leave YES’E-Street Ferry or
follows:
M-ril Train..
Express Tram.,.....,......,
Freight and Accommodation,
betdrnihg'
Leaves, Atlantic Mail Tram. 4 40 P. H.
i{ “ Express Train.......,...*.615 A. M.
“ “ Freight and Accommodation.3lB A. 2L,
_ FAIRTC SI .80. Romjd trip Tickle, ocod only for £U
day and train on which they are issuedj S*L5O. Excar-
B'on' Tictela, good for throe days, 53," ‘ Hotels are now
‘ JOHN G. BSYaNT.
EXCURSIONS.
ISIISiSP DELIGHTFfJIi ™
SUM M i if JO X 0 TJ R 8 i (>• X 8.
ETAGARA PALT.S, LAKEdTAETO, THE THOU
SAND ISLANDS, EAPII)3 OP SIVL A WIVK-JQ®
JHVSR. MONTREAL, LAEKS 09AMPLAIN A»B>
, GEORGE, SARATOGA. LSPKISG3, H(JD-'o!< B£-
■VUB, WHITE MOUNTAINS, BOSTON, NEW
PORT, NEW, YOBK, *O.
'Fare from Philedelphia to Niazn'a Falls, Montreal,
White Mountains, Boston* aiid return, $l2 20
From Pl.ilao'elpbH to Ninsara Falls, sl,intrnM,Bn«t
-tepa, Hudson river. New Jork. and retnrn, . 880.00.
For further particulars and hand bilie apply at raeofOoe*
fthePHII,AI)ELPBI.VANI> KLHIItv RA.IhRO4.D
-corner of SIXTH:and .iCHEiTNITT Streets,,
where a choice -gyitT: the taitooT
_ ' ' jyi:36t
sssr
POAI>, VIV MEDIA.
PLEASANT AND CHEAP AFTERNOON- EX
CURS lONS ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
Through the finest Country and the most turantirul
-Scenery in the vicinity of Philadelphia.
On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS of each week until:
further notice an Extra 1 rain will leave West Chester a» :
. 6.65 P SI. Tor Philadelphia;: .i i ~
■Paßsefgers buying Excursion Tickets can take either
tbe2or43o P M Train-from Philadelphia, and.the'A.
or 6.56 P. M. Train from West Chester.
BOTTNP-TRi P..TICKETS FROM PHILADELPHIA
to all Stations east of -West Chester, good on tte
; aboveTraiuß. out of io.mfty be bed oa these ostb ON ui *
at EX CUB SION RATES, good Only on the days issnod.
For further information, anplymt the Ticket Office, til
the Depot, K. E, corner of EIGHTEENTH and MAR
KET Streets. .. ' „
MAyTDKHOHTFOI.IiOOATIOnS FO* SOMMEE BoAXDtns
OS TJ!E tuts OF THE Road.
je2l-tpwfa if
PROPOSALS.
BEP U T ¥ QEAKTEBMABTE&
GJ3NEEAI»*S OFFICE,
FIHLADSLPHIA, Jaly 7.1R62.
-Proposals will be received at this office, until THURB--
PAT, the 10th -instant,.at 12 o’clock M., for -furnishing*
40 Bets of .Wheels, compile, for Army Wagons, to be
ready for delivery by TUESDAY, the 15th iostont
v, : .• A. 30YD.
Capt. and Asst. Quartermaster.
SAFES..
e-l MLME’B SAFE DEPOT RE
AMOVED to Ho. 21 South SEVENTH Street, ne«
the Franklin Inetitute.
The undersigned, thankful forpast favors, and beta*?
determined to 'merit future patronage, has secured fen
elegant and convenient store, and has now on hand Sc
large assortment of Lillie’s Celebrated Wrought ami?
Oh Sled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, (the only*
strictly fire and burglar proof safes made.) Also, Lillie 1 !'
UneQtraUcd Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Locks.
Lillie’s Bank Vault Doors and Locks will bofnrnishrf?
to order on short notice. This is the strongest, best pro
tected, and cheapest Door and Lock yet offered.
Also, particular attention is Called to Lillie’s NeW-
Oabihet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, &o. This-Safe is con
ceded to surpafca to style and elegance anything yes rf
fored for this purpose, mid is the only one that is strictly ■
fire and burglar proof.* •
Special Noyrox.—l have now on hand nay twenty e<«
Farrel, Herring, & Co.’s Safes, most of them nearly new,,
and some forty of other makers, comprise!* a-complett*
assortment as to sizes, and all lately exchanged for thfe>
now celebrated Lillie Safa. They will be said at very
low prices. Please call and examine.
|a2s-lyif ML 0. SADLEB, Agent
Egfe EVAEB k WATSON’S
SSffl BALAWANDEB BAF**,
BTOBB,
16 6UOTB FOtTBTH STREET.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
A large Variety of VTBE-PUnoy BAFSSB always s*
hand . '■ .
MOEIAJB CEMETERY.
This ground is located, a few yards-off the Darby road,
about the same distance from the city a&Lanrel Hill, and?
la beautifully situated on the-highest'point of ground fta-
TnUflfl around.
Its soil is admirably adapted for the purpose designed,,
being high and dry. The public are touted to examtot#
its claims before purchasing- eiseschoea. '
Genoral and plans tuny be examined at th*
COMP AST’S OFFICE,
Ns. 128 SOOTH SIX'SH BTREHT, ,
Where any further ioDofisation wSI be cheerfully &£*.
forded by the agent. •
DESIRABLE LOTS,
AT LOW BBIOBS, AHD DH JiIBBBAL TEBMS,
Are now In the market, some of them in seotiona }tu&
opened, having Mtberto been held In reserve.
Offios Hours from BA. M. t 0,4 P.M., and either be?*
forecrafter these hours, ai the residence ,cf the under*,
signed, .
HO. 314 -HOBTH TENTH STBEBT.
FREDERICK. A. TAN CLETE,
N. B.—Conveyance to and from She Cemetery for
ircc&t as desire to purchase. my 16-2 m
riAUTION.—Owing to ike popularity
V-/ and complete success which onr PATENT SELF*
ADJUSTING CLOTHES-WBINGEB has met with*
other parties are endeavoring to sell their inferior tna
chines, by adopting our-name of SELF-ADJUSTING 59,
as a means to deceive the pubilo.
We, therefore, give notice that our name will be plainly
stomped on each Machine manufactured and sold by ns*
and none others are genuine. Any one using onr trade-,
mark will be dealt with according to law.
■ Hr. L.E. BNOW, corner of FIFTH andOHESTNOT
Streets, Philadelphia, is our SOLE AGENT for Penn*
sylvania. ■ HALEY,• MOUSE, & BOYBEN.
ju24tsel2 • • _ -.- 7 ' - -
QOLDIERS 3 * SEAMEN’S. AND WK
O DOWS’ PENSIONS, Pay, Bounty, Prize-Money*
&c,» procured by JOHN H. FSIOK, Pension Agent, No
tary Public, and Commissioner far the States, 223 DOOK
street/ • Besidence, LINDEN street, GERMANTOWN.
PABSPOBTS OBTAINED. jyS-61*
/OPENING OF A SUMMER GAR
DBN.—The tmdersdgned beg* leave to Inform the
rmblio that ho ban opened for the season hft FINS GAB. .
DEN Kid HOTEL, at the toot of COATES Street, oppo.
site Fairmotmt Park. Families are particularly Invited,
tee Cream, Cakes, excellent Lager Beer of Balta’a bran. _
sty, Wines, *o., always on hand. '.
. ... HENBY FBICKA,
rnyS-Bm TWENTY-SEVENTH and COATES Sts
TURTLE AND GLAM SOUP
uorvod ap daily (Smidayi exoepted) by .JA.SBB
PBORBBB, 308 MABKBT g treat. '>
FamlHee supplied eatuoal.
.....7.30 A M.
4.00 P . M.
5.00 P. M.
HENRY WOOD,
Snpgrtntßinleat.
GENEB/LL agent.