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D 1 T Y ITEMS.
“What’s nr a Name?—that which we
<etl{ a rose* by any other name would smell as sweet/’
Sbakspeare. Undoubtedly there’s a groat deal in a
•name in these days, and it was a happy thought or the
‘manufacturer of the coanetic known os the “ Balm of a
Thousand Flowers ” to give that compound such a sweet
. scented appellation. It suggests roserieaves and honey
suckles, and whether or not these are cumbered among
the articles that ha\o rendered it bo celebrated, makes
.not the slightest difference, so long as It if celebrated,
and sells as rapidly as it does from the establishment of
J. B. Casaelbeny & Co,, No. 45 North Eighth street,
who, having purchased largely of it in dull times, are
•enabled to retail it now at the astonishingly low price of
•efyJtf cents per dottle, ahhough fifty cents has been the
price heretofore. 3f it were only tbs balm or a hundred
flowers it would bo worth double.the money.
The Photographic Artj it is now imiver-
Bftlly admitted in this country, has been carried to a
higher state of perfection by Mr. F. Gutekusst, Nos. 704
and 706 Arch stret t, than by any other operator. Being
himself sc artist, and thoroughly skilled in the sciences
employed by him in the p)‘eparalion of his cwn maieri
4U, ho possesses rare advantages, which, added to the
fact that all the departments of his extensive establish
ment are under his own rigid scrutiny and supervision,
has secured an enviable reputation for his pictures. His
galleries axo iiteiaU? besieged with applicants for pic
tures, from Monday morning till Saturday evening.
The “ Farmer Patent Limbs,” manufac
tured by Dr B. Frank Palmer, No: 1609 Chestnut street,
have been adopted bytbe Army and Navy Surgeons. Wo
mention Ibis fact, as it is at onco a just tribute to the In
ventive genius of tli«* patentee, and In order that , the
maimed, who may require tho aid of artistic Burgeryy
may know whore to apply to lmvo. their wants properly
supplied.
A Tamtam,*: and Pheasant .MEDiariiE.
We have already referred to 45 Drake’s Plantation Bit
ters,” as an invaluable tonic and appetizer for summer
use. It is being very extensively adopted by the first
families of our city, and is giving great satisfaction.
She proprietors of it, Messrs. P H. Drake & Co., have
made ahit in introducing it to thepabUc. .It is sold by
All the most respectable druggists and grocers in this city,
and throughout the country.
Delicious Summer Confectionery. — Messrs.
E. G, Whitman Sc (Jo , at theif large hew store, Chestnut
Street, below Fourth, next door to Adams Express, are
now supplying their.hoau of patrons, and the public in
general, with tho purest and richest confections that are
manufactured in this country, atul at moderate -prices.
They have done an enormous businrssdtirmg the present
‘week in putting up convenient packages of choice goods
for our citizens to carry with them who aro about leaving
town. Their semi-medicinal candies are especially la
demand, as they are at once delicious and healthful.
Fine Shirts anb Gentlemen’s Furnishing
Goons made in the best style, in every variety, and at
reasonable prises, can be found by ouri eaders at Mr. G.
A. Hoffman’s, No. 606 Arch street— to W. W.
Knight. He has also the reputation of keeping the
finest stock of GeutUmea’s Dressing Gowns in the city,
which, by the way, ia an honor long monopolized by this
old and respectable home. We advise all. who may need
Anything in the Gents’ Furnishing line to give Mr, Hoff
man a cali. .
A Great Light for the Coustey Per
sons going: to the comrtrj and wishing to. carry with
them a brilliant, convenient, and perfectly safe portable
light, should supply Uumselves with the beautiful orna
mental Lompß for banting “Kerosene Oil,” (which is
warranted to be hen explosive,) manufactured and sold
by Messrs. Witters & Co., at their popular Light Em
porium, No. 36 North Eighth street, cornerof.Filbert.
Fresh, “ New 55 Salmon, or this Season,
of tho very finest quality, haß just been received by Mr.
G. H. Mattson, dealer in Flue Family Groceries, Arch
and Tenth streets, to which we invite the attention of
our readers who are fond of a delicious dish.
Seasonable Articles.— Messrs. Slocumb
& Bassett, at tho Eastern Market, comer of Fifth and
Merchant streets, sire constantly offering a fine assort
ment of old Cheese < f unsurpassed quality; also, pure
Ico-Cream and genuine Cider Vinogar. They keep on
hand, during the season, ail kinds of berries. House
keepers will do well to give them a call.
A Kars Chance for a CoUaVtry Seat.—
Fersonswho may wish 10 procure pleasant and economical
country houses, id a quiet, heaitby, and most beautiful
village, should attend the Bale* of .residences, by.J.33.
Peyton, at 3 o’clock lijis P. SI, on the premises, in Had
donfieM, N. J.
Old Mattresses and Furniture done over
equal to vow. SprcUl attention paid to this branch of
the business, at W. Henry Patten’s West-End Up
holstery Store, 2408 CLcctnot street.
{ Helmbold’s Universally Approved Re
iiEDY.—Componad Extract Buchu cures diseases of the
bladder, kidneys, gravel, dropsy, weakness, &c. /Bead
the advertisement, liTauother column. je2-s9t
The Bashful Mas. — ei We seldom see a
genuine bashful man who is not the soul of honor.
Though such may blush unO stammer, and appear awk
ward, and unable to throw cut with ease the thoughts to
Which they would gtye expression, yet commend ua to
b&Bhfnl men for real friends, It is a wonder that sack =
men ore not more arpreciried ; that young women with
really good hearts end caliivartd intellects will reward
the gallant Sir MuMachio Brainless with smiles and at- j
tentions, while they «lit scarce condescend to look upon,
the worthier man, v hose very mute glance is a worship.”
The complainings of iha above writer will soon cease,
Us tho bashful man, wi h other a, is now clothing himself
at the first-class Clothing-store of Mr. Charles Stokes,
tinder the Continental, iu.fi hereafter will not appear at
such a disadvantage, •
Numerical Ratio of Common Names.-
English statistics are more complete than ours, in regard
to common names, end give the following ftots: Of the
■fentire population, they have one Smith in 73; one Jones
in 76; one Williams in a 117; one Davy in 162; one,
•Brown in 174; onb Taylor in 148. . Our tailors are also
very numerous, but wo have not one in a thousand equal
to Granville Stoics, the . fashioner and clothier at
No. 609 Chestnut street, who produces the finest and
t>6Bt garments and sells them at prices 25 per cent', below
those of any other establishment. /
' About Pins, —Pins were 'worth.a dollar a
paper in 1812, and poor at that, Then it took fourteen
processes to moke apiu *,now only one, by. a machine
which finishes tbtm and sticks them into the paper.
g&Ting pins, a half a century ago, was as important aa
•Having cents* and hence the habit thus formed sticks to
many elderly gentlemen, wnose coat sleeves are orna
mented with rows of them, rescued from loss. At the
present time pins are sold for three cents a paper* and
coats are worn as coals, and' not as pin-cushions. The
garments themselves a:e procured by gentlemen of taste
at the Brown Stone Clothing Ball of Bockhili & Wilson,
HOB. 603 and 60S Oheßtnut street, above Sixth.
MARINE UVrELLIGENCE.
jerSEE FOURTH PAGE.
askiyeeT
Brig Johu Cbrystttl, (Jpioa> from Messina March 3d;
heforo reported ashore i ff oinnepuxent Beuch; was towed
:©ff on Monday last, after haviig discharged her cargo of
•puipbur, and towed to this cay yesterday afternoon by
the steaming Gen McClellan. The JO is consigned to J
E Bazley & Co, aud no dimuge.
fichr San . Juan, Or»mer, 6 days from Beaufort, NO,
trith mdse to W GUding.
fichr I) L Btarges, worris, 5 days from Boston, with
•mdse to OroweU & Ooiiiop.
: Bchr Ebon Sawyer, liacey, 3 days from New Bedford,
in ballast to Tweils & Co..
Bchr Daniel Webster, Ferry,4 days from New London,
In ballast to captain.
Bohr Eonry Wolfe, AtHns, X day from Milton, Pol,
V'ith grain to Christian & Co.
■ Steamer Beverly, Pie? to, 24 hours iron New York,
With mdse to W P UJ; tto.
Steamer Mais, Nlcluda, 24 hours from Now York, with
mdse to WM Baird A Go.
Steamer Wm Kent, Brent, 0 hours from Capo May,
vith passengers to capratn- Paused off Now Oadtlo one
term brig and a topsail schooner cuinieg up; sehr R-iven,
loaded with spate, and ttu unknown sc&ooner, wore off
Marcus Book, coming-ao; an unknown brig was at an
chor at Quarantine.
BELOW.
Sehr Gmnlaml, Heatuor, from Pernambuco,
01-eaeed.
Bark Almira Ooornby, Dxtokwutsr, New Orleans, E A
Souder&Oo. v
fichr D Webster, Levy, Wa»ren,Bl, L Auienried & Os.
Sehr Mary Anu, Dwch, Forties* Monroe, captain,
Bchr John Birely, mcharUtf, Williamsburg. J a.ub,
fichr ■ Glecdower, W. ud, Portsuiouib, NH, Bancroft,
Lewis A Co.
Bchr J O Homer, Pa ker, Bucksport, Sinnickson &
Glover.
Bchr Era, Chamberlain, Boston, D Cooper.
Str J S Shrive** Dace* Baltimore, A Chores, Jr.
. • MEMORANDA.. :
Steamship Northtm Ligh«,‘imkelpiuigh, sailed from
New York yesterday i» r As-pie waff,
: Brigs Delmonte Loci.o, Yt}azie, and Mazatlan, Lewis,
Bence, at Boston lOto insc.
, . Brig Wm Crawfoid, Falkou, of Blddeford, Me, from
\ Baco for Philadelphia, «ith 5500 pairs heading, when
> About half way between Cay Bead and Block lalaud, af
ternoon of 9th, at 4 o’clock, with a good breeze* accom
panied with squalls and rai», aud just about to keep off,
parted chain plates torwurd, on port side, and the fore
cast immediately brok e off at the dtok, falling overheard
Vith all attached, ai.d caking with it the mainmast, which
} ro ke off about six lett aeove the deck; aiso bowsprit
tsiried away at the kight heads, stove bulwarks on port
iside, and tore out six s aunchtons Chared the wreck,
pud had just raised a t*par forward for a jury mast, when
at six o'clock was fallen in with by sehr E H Adams,
from Baltimore for Nantucket, which took the brig in
tow, end arrived at N a 10th with her. The vessel is
tight, and not insured.
Bohr Argus Ej e, Kulmia from Cardenas, at New York
. yesterday.
f fichrW B Beebee, Crawford, from Cienfnego?, at New
York yesterday. June at, while lying at anchor at the
entrance to Cienfaegor, was run into by ship Bather,
• coming ous in towj kst jibboom, foretopmast, andro
helved other damag*.
f Bchr Oliver, from Newport for Philadelphia, was spo
ken lOthipst. off Bio‘k Island. .
ikSchr Caroline, Fox, cleared at New York yeaterday
for Philadelphia.
■ fichr Hero, Laianjuu, hence, arrived at Boston 10th
Instant.
Bohr 'Woodruff Sum. Mason, cleared at Boston 10th
Inst, for jppnnsgiove NJ
Bear Salmon Wa&ht>urn, Thrasher, from Taunton for
Philadelphia, at Newport 9tb lilst. *■ •
' fichrs Fanny Fern, Brig«s, and L H Endicott, Leeds,
hence, at Newport Dili ini-t. to dhebarge,
Bohr John Compton. Yates, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Newport lQih tori.
Bchr A O Beeves, Ki eves, hence, arrived at Ports-"
mouth 7th inst.
Bchr D M French, Stiles, for Philadelphia, sailed from
S'all Bivcr 9th inst.
fichr Monitor, Wetk.s hence, arrived at New Bedford
llthinst. ' .
Bobr B Y W Simmons, Godfrey, hence, arrived at Dan
versGihiofit.
Batohelok's Hair Dte!
THE BKdT £N THE WOBLD.
VrlHLIAtt A. BATi.iiELOE’B *eiotoated Hair Bye
Stoflnceß ft color nr,t>. bo illatingnwtuxl from iiatore—
warranted not'to injure, tbo Hair in the least; remedies
the til effects ef bad dy* ft, and invigorates tbo Hair for
life.' OKAY, BED, or ttiJSTYBAIR instantly tnrnaa
pp'ondid Black or Brown, tearing the Hair soft and btstt
"ttlUL Sold by all Druggistj, 40.
tar The Gtanlne Is signed WILLIAM A. BATOHH-
JiQR, tft fke four tides of cash boa.
EAOTOBY, Ho. 81 BAKOLAY Street,
(£oi« 233 Broadway and 18 Bond llreet),
iay2B-ly New York.
Oke-Peioe (JLorHXNG, of the iayest
Sntißß, made in the Boat Manner, expreedy for BE
TAIL BALES. LOWEST Selling Prloes marked In
n&ln Figures. All Gg'vde made to Order warranted
aatiafiKitory. Onir Osa-Paios Sraixn U etrlctly ad
hered to. AU are thtreby treated alike.
«eaa-ly JOKE - 4 00., 004 MARKET Street.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Sun and the Wind.
BY TUB BARB OF TOWER Jttitt.
The Sun and Wind, (old writers tell us,) ■
Once of each other’s strength got jealous;
A while they quarrelled, fumed, and Letted,
Then of cigars a box they betted;
To bo tho prize, without denial,
Of him who strongest proved on trial j
And as a traveller went by
They belli agreed on him to try
Their strength, and by a powerful stroke,
To strip the wanderer of bis cloak.'
44 Now,” roared the wind, 44 you’ll geo me do it;”
He puffed the fellow’s cloak, and blow it,
Trying bis best away to tear it;
But tfce owner thought he couldn’t spare it-
So all around the garment tucked in;
Then Phcohus cried, 44 1 think you’re sucked-in;
So, Mr. Puffer, stop jour bellows,
While I convince such windy follows .
They can’t begin my power to equal,
As you’U discover in the sequel.”
Then bo. with all his force, began
To pour bis beams upon the man,':
Who eooe— hrifmeltedin the blaze—
Threw off bis cloak, (tho story tays.)
Then Phoebus cried, «By forty StyxeV, .
I’ve won the bet—hand out the sixes.”
You may discover, if you’re ablo,
A score cf morals In this fable;
But.ono 1 think will do at present:
/ Hot irans make winter clothes unpleasant.
• So, if you wish to feel luxurious, ®
• While heat is fierce and furious.
To Tower Hall speed like a fairy,
And pick out garments cool and airy,
from; the largest and most complete assortment in Phila
delphia, comprising aU sizes, styles, qualities, and prices
Our goods are ursurpassed in stylo and workmanship.
We buy and sell for cash only; therefore at tho lowest
poESib;e prices,
TOWKE HALL, No. 618 Market street, Philadel
phia. BENNETT & 00.
Deaf Made to Hear.—Acoustic An
rklcp, Cornets, Soniferous, and over DO varieties of Ear
Instruments to assist the hearing, at P. MADEIRA’S
Ear Instrument Depot, 115 South TENTH Street, below
Chestnut. jyll-3t
Bathing Eobes, in great variety, for
Ladies, Gentlemen, and Children, at SLOAN’S, 806
MARKET street.
, JOHN P. SLOAN;
Finger & Co.’s Letter “A” Fa.
JULY SSWING MACHINE, WITH AM THEBE
CENT IMPROVEMENTS, Is the best, and chexprst,
and most BEAimFULj of all Sewing Machines. This
Machine will sew anything, from the running of a tuck
in Tarletan to the making of an Overcoat—anything
from Pilot or Beaver Cloth down to the softest Gauze or
Gossamer Tissue, and is ever ready to do its work to per
fection. It can fell, hem, bind, gather, tuck, quilt, and
has capacity for -a great variety of ornamental work.
This is not the only Machine that can fell, hem, bind,
and so forth* but it will do so better than any other Ma
chine The Letter 44 A” Family Sewing Machine may
he bad in a great variety oL cabinet cases. The Folding
Case which Is now becoming so popular, is, as Its name
implies, one that can be folded into a box or caso which,
when opened, makes. a beautiful, substantial, and spa
cious table for tho work to rest upon. The cases are of
every-ixnaginable design—plain as the wood grew in its
native forest, or as elaborately finished as art can make
them. The Branch Offices are well supplied with silk
twist, thread, needles, oil, etc., of the very best quality.
Send for a copy of 44 Singer & Oo.’s Gazette.” ‘
I. M. SINGER & CO.,
458 BROADWAY, N. Y
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE, 810 CHESTNUT ST.
jyl2-tf
Seuf-Abjustirg Patent Clothes-
WBINGEB.—SoIe A gency for (he State of Pennsylvania.
JOHN A. MUBPnET,
jexa-lm 922 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia. ;
A atns’s Carminative Balsam. —The
great euccess which this remedy has met with in curing
DYSENTERY, DI*RRINEA, ASIATIC/CHOLERA
CHOLERA MORBUS, SUMMER COMPLAINT,
CHOLIC, GRIPING PAINS, SOUR STOMACH, SEOK
AND NERVOUS HEADACHE, HEARTBURN, WA
TFR'BRAtH, PAIN OR SICKNESS O? THE
STOMACH, WIND IN THE STOMACH AND
BOWELS, CRAMPS,. SEA-SICKNESS, AND ALL
AFFECTIONS OF THE BOWELS AND NERVOUS
COMPLAINTS, leads the proprietors to commend it
with groat confidence to those troubled with any of these
diacascß.
BEAU THE TESTIMONY.
Copt. >OS. B. COPELAND, of Elizabeth Township,
Allegheny Co., Pa , writes:
45 1 have used your Carminative Balsam in my family,
and have found it a sure and safe cure for Dysentery and
Bowel Complaints. I consider it an invaluable medicine
that no family should be without.” '> .
Rev. J B. CHANDLER, of Bangkok, Siam:
44 When tbo Ckoleja raged sa fearfully around us last
year, wo bod but a smalV quantity of your Carminative
Balsam ; enough, however, to prove its efficiency in
that awfnl djEeasp. wife of sne of our Siamoio com
positors vas token with Cholera, aud_every effort which
the halivo doctors could or ako to break up { the di*oas&
was imavaiHng, and the woman appeared near her t ond.
Ab a last resort, we gavo your Carminative, and it acted
like a charni, and the woman was cured. T gave the
Carmirtitive in another case, when the person had been
purging all night, and ,vras faat drawing near her . end,
but waa savedby its use. When given at the first ap
pear&nte of the disease, it never tailed to break it up
immediately.”
Mr. JASPER POUL3ON, of Holmeaburg, Ohio, writes
My son was last fall taken sickwith CHOLERA
MOBBUS. Although attended by a physician, he grow
worn; ho was cramped severely, and nothing would
slay on his stomacb, until I had used your Carminative
Balsam, which relieved him immediately.. I have since
recomiDt ttltd the above medicine to who have
us*d it with like success.” -
Dr. E. G. SCHBAGK, of Campo Seco, Cal.,writog
*i Mjs. Scbiack and myself have just recovered from
severe attacks of Vomiting, Purging, and Cramps in the
Limbs, the was first taken, and I subdued her sufferings
by' the ure of your Carminative . Balsam. Tbe eaoio
symptoms took hold of myself t*bput the time I had her
soothed. I resorted to the different remedies laid down
in tbo Maitria Uedica-, but without Bnccess. I then .took
three tuLlespooiiluls of your Carminative, which I threw
up right away, but immediately repeated the dose, after
which 1 had no longer any symptoms of the disease, and
conlicutd recovering my strength until I had regained
my usual gcod health. I believe the sufferings of bath
of jib mi-lit havclbeen mitigated if X had used the Car
minalive in latgo doses from the start; and I recommend
to those who may become aiihe afflicted to take Hin large
dtses. ,J V
The CARMINATIVE BALSAM and all Dr.' B.
JAYNE & SON’S FAMILY MEDICINES are pro
pared only at 242 OHESTNUT Street. jy9.wi2t
Lyok’s Magnetic Insect Powder,
Tested for niusteon years and grows in favor. It kills
and exterminates Hooches, Bed Bugs, Ants, Fleas,
Moths in Cloths, Furs, and Furniture, Garden Insects,
Ac. All gtnnlne bears the signature of.E. Lyon, and
ii noi poisonous topersons w &<mesH<} animalt* Be
ware of counterfeits and imitations.
Lyon’s Powder kills all insects in a trice,
Lyon’s Pills are death to rate and mice.
Sold everywhere. % D. S. BAENES,
my3-stn£h3zn 202 Broadway, New York.
MABBIED.
LEVY—BOHENFKLS.—On ‘Wednesday, July 9th,
.by the Kev. 8. Morals, Elias I*. Levy to Miriam D. Ho
hfnfel**, both of this city.
QitIJiL—WHILDIN.—On July Bth, 1862, Lieut Lud
vig A. Grill, of the volunteer army, resident of Philadel
phia, to Miss Clara L. Whildin, of Wilmington, Dela
ware. ’ #
JOnNSTON—MOSS:—Ontho 10th inst, at 8 o’clock
A.-Mi, at tin: Walnut-street Presbyterian fehurch, West
Philadelphia, by'the Eev. J. G. Butler, R. J. Johnston
to B. M, filors. • *
DIED.
HICKS.—On the Xllh lost., Elizabeth S. T. Hicks,
daugluerof Captain Robert C. and Sarah Hicks, aged
4 yturs a? d 4 months.
The relatives and friends of the family are respset
fnlly invli td to attend the funeral, from che resitleace of
her patent/-, southeast corner of Fourth and Dickerson
streets, ou Monday sfeernoon, the 14tli inst., at 4 o’cl ?cx.
To ptocced to Wharton-street Church Cemetery.
• BALLOWELL.-On tbe 11th inst., Margaretta Ann
WilUt-iu-OLS youngest daughter of Bicbard 0. : aad
Amanda 0 Z BftUowell, aged 9 months and 24 days.&
MOYLAN.— Oq the 4th inst., of .wounds received at
the battle of Fair Oaks, Alfred Moylan, First Lleute-'
nent 00. L Gist Begimsct, P. Y., in fcis Ssth year.
Funeral irom his iato.reaidonce, No. 462 Bordtn f trect,
fornurly Jobiison’a lane, this (Saturday), atB P. M.
BLACGHTEB.—On the evening of the Bth inst., Peter
Slaughter, in the 81st year of his age. .
Fun«al irom his late residence, No. 201 Frankford
street, Frankford, tbiß (Saturday) afternoon, ab 2 o’cl’k.
WINTEIVS—On the otli Just, Claus Winters, in the
71st year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 420 North Second
street, above CallowhlH, dn Sunday, at 2 P. M. .
BOND— Gn the 10th iußt., Henry Davis, infant son of
Samutl C and Kate C. Bond. .
The family &ie invited to attend the funeral, from
miderceof t is parents, No4oB North Fourth street, this
(Satuicuy) auemoon, the 12thinst., at3o*clock. # :
McFaßLawD.—On the lOth inst., Mary Ann
Fetlaxd, wife of John McFarland, in the 36th year of
her Hge. , *
PETT7T —On the 9th inst., Hebert E., son of Oapt.-S.
W. and Anna 8. Pettit, aged 16 months. •*
Fudcjol from tbe residence of his parents, No.. 438
Thompson itrcet, above Columbia avonue, on Sunday
afternoon, at 0 o’clock. #
SPMMIE MOURNINO GOODS.—
BESSON ft: SONS, JHouinfng Store, No. 918
CBFSTNCT Street, have received
Plain Black Lawns, 12#, 18#, and 25 cents.
Black Mid White Lawns, 12# and 15 cents.
Wliite m:d Black Lawns, 12# centß
Lupin’s Black Crape Maretz, 25 to 31# cents.
Do. do. Bareges, 38# to 25 cents. .
Do. do, do. . 7-4 wide, 62# cents.
Do do. Barege Hernani, 44 cents, ,
: White Bullies of all kinds.
Black Grenadine Veils, 75 cents. jy!2
ir&zm CHILDREN’S FAIR, FOR THE BE
ll3 NEFIT OF-SICK AND WOUNDED 80L
DIKES. Admittance, 3 cenla. Open for three days,
cohimenclng ou MONDAY, 14th inst. OIfEON Strowt,
above ELEVENTH. ■ jyU
flllST REFORMED DUTCH
LkS CnUit'JH, SEVENTH and SPRING GARDEN
,8116*ts.—Rev. a. KELLOGG will (D. V.) preach TO
MORROW MORNING, at 10 o’clock.: No service in
tbe evening. : It^
.*■=. PARSON BROWNLOW, THE ELO
LLS Quent champion of the Union and Liberty, will
deliver a- lecture on tbo. “Southern Rebellion,” in the
First M E Church, ou HAINES Street, Germantown,
oh next WEDNESDAY EVENING, ntB o’clock.
Ticket* 2& cents, to be had at the door on the evening
oHheie. lure. . , jyl2.stu\v3t^
AT. JUDE’S CHURCH, FRANKLIN
Us. 3 BtTtct, übove Brown.—Rev, Dr. VaUGHaN will
ofticiftte tr-rur rrow morning at 10jk o’clock, aad B*v. It.
BEBKR NEWTON at 8 o’clock P. M. It*
n*g=* SPIRITUALISM CONFERENCES AT
ik§ SaNhOM-fifREET HALL on SUN DAY, at
A, 111., as.fi BP. M. Subject: ‘ { lntuition and Insulact.’’
Admiriaun 5 c*uts. It*
'wSg» CIIUCH OF XIIE EVANGELISTS,
[K3 GATBABINE STREET, SUNDAY EVENING,
AT 8 O’CLOCK.—A meeting in bihalf of the Religious
Wanls of'the Soldiers. Addresses expected from the
Dr. GODDARD, the 'Bev. Mr. LONG, and .others.:
The colltcshiu will be applied ckioily for &c . for
the Ecspitulj. l v *
BY-S* SIOK AMD WOUNDED SOLDIERS
UJ# The usual Sabbath Eveuicg Mooting m behalf
of onr Buffeting Soldiers in the Hospitals, will be held
next SABBATH EVENING, July 13th, la tho Reformed
Presbyterian Church, EIGHTEENTH and FILBERT
fttieeia. Addresjes will be delivered by ihe pastor,
Btv. camuel P. Herron; Rev. Robert Patterson,. of
Chicago; Geo. H. htnart, Eeq„ and others. One of tho
Army Cfemmittee will be present and m*lco statemonU
in regard to the prosecution of the good work. Services
commencing at 8 o’clock. Tho public aro earnestly in
vited to attend. ' It#
aREPUBLICAN CITY CONVENTION.
UsiS —A meeting of the Convention will be held at the
County Court-House, SIXTH and CHESTNUT Streets,
THIS (SATURDAY) EVENING, at 8 o’clock.
W. J. WAINWRIGHT, Presidfnt.
Chas. HuMpnnßTß, Secretary. It#
OFFICE OF MONONGAHELA NAVI
IL3 GATION COMPANY PiTTriBUBO, July 10,
1802.—The Board of Directors have this day ordered
that a Dividend of FIVF. PEE CENT., rr TWO
DOLLARS AND FIFTY : CENTS PER SHARE, be
paid (in current bankable funds) to the Stockholders,
or their legal representatives, after the 14th Inst., at the
office of the Treasurer, GRANT Street, PITTSBURG.
jyl2-12t W. B. COPELAND, Treasurer.
PHILADELPHIA, JULY 12th, Is63<
A meeting of tho IRON TRADE, including
Manufacturers, Dealers, &c., of tbii and other States,
wiil be held at the rooms of the Philadelphia Board of
Trade, No. 505 CHESTNUT Street, onTUESDAYnext,
July 15tb*1802, at 12 o’clock, noon, for tho purpose of
completing tho plan in regard to a reduction of credits
from Six to Four Months, A’l interested are invited to
attend.
Tliopo unable to be present can s’guify their approval
of ihe movement by letter, addressed to,either of the
rnd which may be used.at said meeting.
MORRIS, TASKER, & CO.,
Pascal Iron Works and Fairmdttut Iron Works.
THOMAS J. POTTS,
Swede Iron Company.
H. N. BURROUGHS,
Portage Iron Works.
McCullough & co.,
Norther t and Shannon Bolling Mills.
MORRIS, WHEELER, & CO.,
jy!2-3t and others, Philadelphia.
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.—THE LA
|J3 DIES of the Grand FLORAL FAIR, held at
Concert Hal!, from the 9 hto the 16Ui June, 1862, for
the benefit of the COOPER-SHOP HO3PITAL AND
SOLDIERS’ HOME, report tbo net proceeds to bo
§4,645.25, and It was, on resolution, decided to divide
the amonnt betwoen the two Institutions named. It
was also
Resolved, That the thanks of this Committee are emi
neotly doe, and they.are hereby tendered, to Mr. Robert
G Simpson, for his kindness assiduDv, and energy in
disposing of tickets to the amount of 51 3 839.10, his ar
reugemenls for so doing beiog novel, perfect, and very
BUCCfSSfuI.
Resolved, That our thanks aro also tendered to Mr.
Choxlos C. Wilson, for his attention, activity, and as
sistance in promoting Ihe interest of tho Fair.
Resolved, That our thanks are also tendered to Mr.
Bsgaman, the eminent Photographist, 936 Arch slreet,
for a liberal donation cf his excellent life-like Photo
graphs of eminent persons. They attracted much at
tention, and were universally admired. • .
RtsolvecL Tbat our thanks be tendered to the people
of the* Western Market, for the liberal donation in pro
visions, and to Mr. John Lippincott for a fountain of
mineral water; to Messrs. Korr, China Hall, for loan of
china and glass; to the numerous friends for their great
liberality in their gifts of flowers, strawberries, ice
cream, and cakes. Also, for groceries and donations ia
money. Very respectfully. ,
Mrs. THOMAS HAMMITT, President.
: Mrs. ANNA M. ROS 3, Vioe President.
- : Miss E. BRYAN, Secretary.
It Mrs. A. HORNER, Treasurer.
tfgs* POST OFFICENOTICE.—A MAIL FOR
la 2 PORT royal, 8 C. to be despatched per U.
8. Steamer MASSACHUSETTS, will be closed at this
Office, on MONDAY MORNING, July 14th, at five
o’clock. 0. A. WALBORN,
iy 11-26 . Postmaster.
rvr=* OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLERS
LL3 OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS, FIIIST DISTRICT OF
PENNSTLYANIA, S. E. CORNBd SIXTH AND
ADELPHISTREETS.—-PHtLAOELriiLV, JuiylO, 1862.
At a meeting of tbo Committee on Property of the Con
trolkrs of tl»e Public Schools, held at the Gontrollera’
Office, WEDNESDAY, July 9,1862, the following reao
lnt>ou was adopted:
Resolveds That no contract for the repairs or painting
of tbo PnhJic School Buildings will be acknowledged as
propeily authorizwl by the present Committee on Pro
perty of the Board of Controllers, unless said contraot
has been awarded by the former Commutes on Property,
and proposals for the same duly invited before said award.
And that all persons holding any such contracts or
oulrrs f*>r work bo requested to meet the committee on
MONDAY next, the 14th inst, at 4 o’clock P. M
THOMAS POSTER,
jyll-St Committee on Property.
OFFICE OF DIAMOND COAL CO MPA-
Vlof NY—-NOTICE.—At ft meeting of Iho Directors,
held on the 2d instant, a dividend of FIFTY CENT 3
per share was declared, payable on and after the 12th
instant, at the office of the Company, No. 713 MARKET
Street. [JylO-Gt*J ' S. ALTER, Secretary.
nr=r» THE LADIES OF THE KENSING-
U 3, TON M. E. CHURCH. and Congregation have
termed an Aid Society to afford relief to the sick and
woanded soldiers in obr midst; Donations and cootribu
tions will’-be thankfuily received by Mr. HENRY
BUMM. comer of Water and Race streets; GEO. J.
HAMILTON, at tho Commonwealth Bank;'LEMUEL
0. SIMON, at Bank of the Northern Liberties. Ail per
sons authorized to solicit subscriptions or donations will
be provided with ft book signed by the President and Se
cielary.
The friends of the 44 Old Brick” ora earnestly in-
Tited to aid us. MARY B. HOE V, President.
Elizabeth S. Bnrox, Secretary. . jylO-St
EXCURSION TO ATLANTIC CITY,—
UJ Tho SPRING GARDEN BAPTIST CHURCH
and CONttBEGATION intend making an Excursion
to ATLANTIC CIIY, (D. V,} oa TUESDAY, the
15tb inst., and invito all their friends to avail themselves
of this opportunity to enjoy a dip in Old Ocean, and, at
tbo tamo p ime, contrioute for the heoefitof the Church.
Excursion tickets, for adults, SI 25; for childreo, 03
cenbi. For tale at the Publication Society, 530 Arch
street; E. Turlsud, 1632 Ridge Avemmf; J, W. Stout,
523 Market street; 0. P. Stackhouse! 1025 Spring Gar
den pm et, and William B. Scott, 112 North Front street.
Come oßfl, coine all.
THE LAST BOAT FOR THE EXCURSION
LEAVES VINE-STREET WHARF AT 6 O’CLOCK
A. M. - • ' j?9-st* '.
FStgx* FOR RECEIVER OF TAXES,
U 3 . JAMES C. KELCH,
Of Second ward, subject to nomination of People’s Con
venlion.. jy3-lm*
OFFICE UNION CANAL COMPANY,
UOf Peilauelpiiia, Juue 19,1862. :
. In nccordnnce with the provisions of tho third section
of an Act of Assembly, entitled “ afariher supplement to
the several acta heretofore passed relating to the Union
ISanal Company, of Ponnsvlvahia,” approved the 10th day
of April, 3862, notice is hereby given that aa agreement
has b« eu formed between tbe Btockholdera and tho bond
holders of the said Company on the 9th d*y of June,
1862.' for the adjustment of tho affairs of said Company,
and such bondholders an took no part therein aro called
upon to express in writing their assent to the same, or
their dissent therefrom, within three, mouths from the
dato thereof.
By order of the Board of Managers.
. JAMES PAGE, President.
O. Thompson, Secretary. . ”-
A book for signatures will be found at the office of the
Company, No. 228 WALNUT Street. Bondholders call
ing to sign will please produce their bonds. jel9thstul2t
IY-s£=» OFFICE OF THE GIRARD COLLEGE
Us 3 PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY, corner
of COLUMBIA and RIDGE avenues. , .
PniLADELPSiA, July 7.1882.
The Tranrier Rooks of the GIRARD COLLEGE PAS
SENGER RAILWAY COMPANY will be closed till the
15th inst.
jyBtls
THE UNITED STATES SANITARY
COMMISSION—PHILADELPHIA AGENCY,
bo 1235 CHESTNUT Street. The following recom
mendation by tlie President of the United States suffi
ciently authenticates the Commission to the public:
“ The Sanitary Commission ia doing a work of great
humanity and direct practical value to the nation in this
time of its trial. It is entitled to the gratitude and con
fidenceof the people, and I trust it will be generously
supported. Tbtre is no ogee cy. through which voluntary
offerings of patriotism can be more effectively made.
“ABRAHAM LINCOLN.”
Thourderrigned will receive, and forward to places
where they may be most needed, all contributions for the
rick and wounded, and will furnish all information to
persons applying to serve as nurses, drossers, &c., in tko
Floating Hospitals of the Oommis-ion, or elsewhere.
jjB*l2t W. PIATT, Ju, Superintendent.
OFFICE OF THE FRANK FORD)
U 3 AND SOUTHWARK PHILADELPHIA!
CITY PASSENGER RAILROAD CO APANY. \
BERKS Streep beloW Fourth,
PniLADELPirrA, July 3,1882. j \
THE BOARD OF DIBECTOR-i HAVE THIS DAY
declared a DIVIDEND of FOUd. PE ft C ENT. on the
Caphal Stock, out of tbeearnices of the pist six montbs,
payable to the Stockholders or their legal vopresentativas
on and after >lsth Inst, The Transfer Books will be
closed until that time. . . ' ‘
ji 7-tls CHARLES R. ABBOTT, Secretary.
MILITARY NOTICES.
fi 7ICTOEY! YICTOBY! '—THE
g Il6th BEGIMENT, P. V. M., has been specially
W accepted by the War Department for three years or
during the war. Captains report immediately.
Boontv, Rations, Clothing, and Pay furnished from
date of enlistment.
This is the only threo-year Regiment authorized by
the Secretary of War from this S; ate, and all patriots
desirous of serving our common country must now come
forward. The.Begimeut will positively inarch on or be
fore the Ist of September next.
• - D. HEENAN, Colonel Commanding.
A. MALSEED, Adjutant.
Per G. H. BARDWELL, Major.
Headquarters, 624 MARKET Street, Philadelphia.
jol3 tf
FINADICIAjr,, __
JAY OOOEE & 00.,
B ANKERS,
NO. 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
NEW “ 5-20 ** LOAN.
Tho undersigned, as Subfcription Agent for the Go-
vernment, ia prepared to deliver
AT ONCE, OK PAYMENT,
COUPON BONDS,
of WE
NEW SIX PER CENT. UNITED STATES LOAN,
AUTHORIZED FEBRUARY 25,1862.
Subscriptions received AT PAR, and accrued interest
from May 1,1862.
Legal Tender or Par Notes and Checks received for
tho Bonds—Die Interest to date must be paid in Gold.
This Loan is called **s-20,” having TWENTY years to
run, but redeemable at the option of the Government at
any time after FIVE years, but 1b a Bix-per cent. Loan.
JAY GOOKEi
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
114 South THIRD Street.
(PO CAA —THIS AMOUNT WANT
iJw.tL/VV* ED upon Mortgage, first-class Farm
near the city. Apply to E. PETTIT,
jy!2 ' No. 309 WALNUT Street.
T7IOB A DELICIOUS, HEALTH-
X? FDt, ana inrtgoraHng BATH, go to FOIFBTH
anaBBAHOH. jy!2-irtf
Lost ok mislaid, certifi
cate Ho. 990, Tot five shares or etoclc of “The
AmoricoD Acmit-my of Music.” The finder wiil.rotum
the same, oe applieaiionliae been made for the issue of a
Certificate in lieu thereof, to ' ?
FRANK 0. GRUOAH,
No. 1821 BPBTJCE Street.
m GRAIN CRADLES,' CIDER and
,3C -WINE MILLS, Hay Elevators, Horae Bakes, Hay,
Stiaw, and Fodder Cutlers, Oom Shellers, Grass Scythes,
Grass Hooks &e;, for. sale by D. LANDBETH & SON,
Nos. 21 and 23 South SIXTH Street. ' It*
THE PRESS.—PHrLADEPHXA, SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1862.
pOOD BLACK DRESS SILKS.
Heavy'bordered Drcs? Sites.
Glossy Biftck Dress Silks.
■Widows’ Silks, without gloss.
EYRE & Zi&KDßbli,
FOURTH and A.ROH.
O.OOD MUSLINS Bt THE PIECE.
UT New York Mills Shirting.
Wamrottas, Williams vitlo.lWhiterocki.
SheetiDg, Muslins, first quality.
1- 8188 & LANDBLL,
jj!2 FOURTH and MtOH.
fNOOD FLANNELS, UNSHRINK A
BLB*.—'Welsh end Saxony Flannels.
Ballard Yale Flannels. ;,.
Magenta Colored Sackingß.-
EYBE & LA.NDELL,
jyl2.. FOUa'm and A.KCEL
JJL' CASSELBERRY,. 45-NORTH
• EIGHTH BTBEET.— Id sMition tan largo stock of
fine Gocdg, Silks, thin Dress Goods, Lawns, Ac , which
likvo been greatly reduced, to close oat this month, we 1
have also a large stock of all kinds of. Staple Gsods,
bought before the last great rise. Muslins, Linens,
Flannels, Chintzes, &c, at less than package prides.
Closing out Organdy Lawns. -
Closing out Bareges and Grenadines :
Closing out 8-4 silk and wool
Closing out 4-4 silk and wool Mozambiquee, 31tf.
Clrsing out plain Mozaiubfaues, 12)£.
Closing out Summer Silks, 44 to 83.
Closingout Foulard Silks, 37t0 81.
doting out thin Mourning Goods, all kinds. .
Closing out gray wool Barege Anglais, Gj£. /
Per Fons in want of the above goods will have the ad
vantage of'buying them at a reduction, from a house,
whose former prices were 20 per cent, less tb'an importa
tion cost, all having been purchased from the large,
French Auction Bides.
WILLIAMSVILLB ANP WAMSUIXA MCSLIS3,
40 in. 5-4, 6-4, 84, and 10-4 Muslins.
Unbleached Mnslinsvall the leading makes.
FLANNELS’ FLANNELS!
Opera Flannels, .Magenta, Bln?, .Scarlet, Modes, &c.
1 bale Gray twilled Flannels, supsrior quality, 28c.
1 bale All* Wool White Flannel, pink edge. 25c,
A full line of fine Flannels, Silk, Gauze. &c
. LINEN GOODS OF EVERY KIND.
2 cases more, 2 yards wide, Bleached Table Damasks,
at 47 and 50 cents, variety of styles?.
SHIRTING LINENS.- Also, heavy Linens for Shirta
and Drawers.
Quilts, 1% yards wide, at competition
price. J.R. CASSELBERRY,:
Mammoth Dry Goads House, =
45 North EIGHTH Street, bdow'ArclA '
T. S.—STELLA SHAW E*S.—JuSt - received a fresh
Invoice of Black Stella Shawl?, from S 3 to SB. '
It CASSELBERRY.
JULY 1, 1862.
CURWEN STODDAET & BRO.,
Wholesale and Retail :
DB Y GOO D S 8 TORE S, .
450, 452, and 454 NORTH SECOND STREET,
.? : Above Willow,
PHILADKLBHIA.
In view of the anticipated ADVANCE IN PRICE of
all hinds of
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED DRY GOODS, :
A favorable opportunity is now offered to bnyers of se*
lecting from an extensive assortment, at snchprices aa
will taciiitate a
XiARGE AND RAPID DEDUCTION OF STOCK!
Our purchases; of Domestics were madu at LOW
PBIOES, and the Stock comprises att the best mahos of
Bleached and Brown Shirtings and Sheetings, Prints,
Ginghams, &c,
Table Cloilis and Linens, Napkins, Towelings, Tickings,
Foncy and Plain Coatings,Binglo and Double Milled
Casßimeres, Broad Cloths, Union Caasiaieres, Cottonadea,
Yeßtings, &c.
In this Department the Stock ib almost entirely of Auc
tion purchase.' l , and will be closed out cheap,
Mozambique*.—Embroidered, Travelling gDrcss Mate-
Plaid, and Plain. . rials.
Barege Anglais. . Black Silica of all widths
Printed and Plain Bareges. andgrades. ,
' Flounced Barege Rcbos. • Fancy Dross Silks, 50,56,
Grenadines, &c., &c. . 62#, and 75 cents.'
Desirable Styles of Seasona- plaid India bilks at Be
. ble Dress Goods closing at ducod Prices. *
12#, 15, and 20 cents. Stella Shawls in Black
Bilk Mantillas, Cloaks, and \ and Colored Centres*- .
Bacques. Lace Shawls, Points, Bor-
Dous. at greatly reduced prices.
■WHOLESALE! NET GASH BUYERS
Will find advantagesin our Stock.
OURWENST.ODDABT& BROTHER,
450,452, & 454 North SECOND Street, above Willow. .
jylL2i Philadelphia*.
SUMMER BLANKETS.--11-4 all -wool
light Summer Blankets.
Also, Ice Blankets, at alow price. ; .
Jy7 " SBABPLESS BROTHERS.
Tl/TOSQUITO NETTING.— B-4 whites,
pinks, and blues, in 8 yard pieces.
jy7 SHARPLESS BROTHERS.
-OATHING TOWELS.
.S 3 Large Bordered Ducks and Fringe Towels.
Bird-eyo and. Scotch sfcylea Towels.
Stout Huckaback and Coarse Twills.
Turkish Bath Towels.
Linen colored Doylies, for fruit.
'Damask Napkins and Table Cloths.
SSaRPLESS brothers,
iy 7 . . CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
H* STEEL & SON,-- v
a No. 713 North TENTH St, above COATES,
Are now closing out their entire stock of
FANCY SILKS,
BAREGES, Oil allies,
HOZAMBIQUES, ORGANDIES,
JACONET AND CAMBRIC LAWNS,
TRAVELLINGMIXTURE3, and
SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
Of all kinds, at EXTRAORDINARY LO W PRICES.
LACE GOODS REDUCED.
$26 Lace Mantles reduced to $l2, ..
$2O Lace Mantlfs reduced to $lO,
$l.B Lace Mantles reduced to SB.
4H6 Lace Mantles reduced to $7. -
• 812 Lace Mautles reduced to So.
$lO Lace Mantles reduced to §4.
Lace Pointea reduced to $3.
$l2 Lace Pointea reduced-to S 5.
SIS Lace Pomtos reduced to $3.
$25 Lace Pototea reduced, to $l2.
SILK COATS AND JACQUES.
Closing out UNDER COST PRICES. , je3o
10 2 4 CHEBT NU T STBE £ T
Invites the special' attention of Ladies whs in
tend spending tho summer out.of town to a very
large assortment of MADE-UP GOODS just re
ceived, in' •' *.\ : V
SLEEVES, SETS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
c£c., in every variety of material.
Also, a large assortment of MUSLINS, suitable
for GARIBALDIS, &c,, toaelher with every va
riety of WHITE GOODS. LINENS, LACES,
EMBROIDERIES, HANDKERGH’FS, VEILS,
&c
Just opened per latest arrivals from 'Europe
an invoice of very beautiful and entirely new
styles .
PUFFED FRENCH CAMBRIC, for
GARIBALDI’S, MODE GRENADINE VEIL 9,
md SWISS COLLARETTE RUFFLING for
trimming thin Dresses, etc—a new and very de
eirable article. Also, an iuvoice of
PURE WHITE FRENCH PLAID
' ORGANDIES. jyl
WM. S. BLIGHT,
- Treasurer.
TAS. B. CAMPBELL & Ob.,
tf., :. 727 CHESTNUT STREET,
OFFER AT .y. ■
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Very choice Goods of recent importation.
Black Fiik Checked Grenadine, extra quality.
. Foulard Silks, elegant styles and fine quality.
Black Silks, best brands. -•
Broche Barege, Hernanis and Mozambiquea.
8-4 PwisFil d’Chevre..
Poil d’Chevre, all wool filling.
Grenadine Veils, in mode and other shades,
• WHITE GOODS AND LINENS
In great variety, at extremely low prices.
TOHN H. STOKEB WILL OPEN
M TO-MORROW MORNING, at 702 ARQff Street,
10 doz. Geats’ Light Lisle Gloves, at worth 87^.
5 Alio, 5 dez.Ladiea* Mode Hose at 13, worth2s.
Also, One piece Black India Silk, without lustre, for
mourn tug aod aprons., . . y , - je24
A LBUMS FOR WAR VIEWS.—
JLJL These Albums are prepared expressly for the Card
Photograph Views of the War, Groups of Statuary, L and
scapes, copies of Fine Paintings, Ac., and are the only
Albums Btrited to this class of Photographs.
Imitation Morpcco, for 200 Portraits $7 60
Turkey Antique, 200 “ 850
« “ . two clasps, .200 - •* ~12,50.
** « “ P aa Bides, 200' “ 26 50
Now Styles and Designs, are constantly introduced.
Every Album iefurciabed with a Title Pago and Index,
printed in Gold. .
Complete Catalogues of Card Portraits and Photo
graph Albums may be obtained gratis.
Published by •
- WM S. & ALFRED MARTIEN,
j&26 No. 606 CHESTNUT Street; Philadelphia.
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
" CONGRESS SPRING
WATEB DEPOT, 79 CEDAR STREET,
An attempt has been made to deceive the public by
persons offering what they call. ‘‘Congress Water”
from fountains, and at the price of six (6) cents per glass.
The wholesale pric#of the genuine Congress Water, at
New Yoik, beißg about 7# cents per glass, the imposi
tion of protending to sell at retail at less than cost, and
without allowance for freight, cartage, or breakage, ia
apparent j but their probable course has been to empty
one botile of genuine Congress . Water Into a fountain
filled with their trasli, and thereby christeifing its total
'contents.. .-f.* 1 '
Wo have sever sold Congress Water in tonnt&ins, nor
in vessels of any other description than ordinary-Bized
glass bottles. The cork of every bottle of the genuine is
branded, ,
And any without
tars on the cork is
whether from form-
The following gentlemen are supplied by ns regularly
with genuine Congreea Water, in bottles, fresh from the
Congress Spring:
irRED’K BROWN* cor. Blfth and Chestnut sts»
O. S.BUBBELL, 3410 Chestnut street.
S. 0. TURNPENNY & CO., 941 Spruce street.
THOB. J. HXJSBAKD, cor. Third and Spruce sts..
’ E. J STEVENS & CO., CfcmUneiiitai Hotel.
AMBROSE SMITH, Chestnut street.
CHAS. ELLIS & COT, Market street.
WYETH Bros., Walnut street /
CLARKE & WHITE;
Je2B-2mif
ca, COMBINED REAPING AND
2C MOWING MACHINES—Price 000 himdrel'dol
lars. For Bale by B. LANDBETH & SON,
It# Nos; 21 and 28 South SIXTH Strcot.
GLARET.— ST. JULIEN CLARET,
in cases, of different vintages, for Bale by
CHAS. S-tCABSTAIBS,
m 126 WALNUT and 21GRANITE Streets.
RETAIL DRif GOOTW?
FURNISHING GOODS,
Counterpanes. &c.
MEN AND BOYS’ WEAR,
DRESS GOODS,
E. M. NEEDEES
1 0 2 4 •CHESTNUT ST BEET
PHOTOGRAPHS.
LIST OF STILES AND PBIOE3.
50. Imt. mor., gilt edg. and clasp, for 20 Port’s, 50
61. « a « 80 ** v 3 00
62. « « ' “ 40 “ 3 60
u « tt 60 « 4 00
54. “ two clasps, 20 * 4 375
55. ■«« “ fl 30 .« 400
66. <* u « 40 ** 450
67. « li « 50 « 500
68. ** *• pan rides, 20 “ 625
gg, u h «t x 30 « 550
60. '■.«■ «■ '«* 40 “ 875
61. * 4 « a 50 « 0 00
62. Velvet, giltraoun’g 20 *v 575
63. “ « « 30 6 00
64. «* li *‘ 40 “ 6 25
65. te “ •“ 50 « 6 75
66. Turkey, gilt edge, £{ oblo’g 4to, 60 “ 700
67. “ « a 80 « 7 50
68. «" t* :100 “ 8 00
69. « « “pan. sds., 60 “ 875
70. «* “ •'«*■ ** 80 “ 926
71. “ “ - “ M 100 « 975
QUARTO ALBUMS. .
NEW YORK
Saratoga, July 1, 1362,
CONGRESS
0: &W. ooustbkpbit,
WATER.
• ' • tatns or bottles.
CLARKE & WHITE,
Proprietors of ; Congress Spring.
gTATEMENT OF TAB
« CONTINENTAL” INSUBANOE
X&.compliance with, tho Laws of Pennsylvania,
Capital Stock, all paid in Ca5h;.......5500,000
Beal Estate held by tho Company.
Cash in hands.
Cask in St. Nicholas Sank 45,129 92
Loans secured by bonds and mortgages...... 687,390 00
StockoTOed by fee Company..... 99,050 00
Stock held by fee Company as collateral so
curifcy for 1ean5;......................... 110,953 00
Interest on investments mado 'by the Com
pary,dueand unpaid......
Premiums due nnd unpaid,,,.
Bents accrued and unpaid.
LIABILITIES.
OtatepfoT losses which aro in suit or contest
ed by the C0mpany..........
Dosses reported to the Company and not acted
upon..
Dividends declared to Stockholders during
the year.................... i .......*.•..
Dividends declared due and unpaid,.........
Dividends on scripiasued to policy holders de
clared and remaining unpaid..............
•AU other claims against the Company, con
tested dr otherwise........
Cash premimna received, after deducting re-
turn premiums..*
CnslipremiTjmg earned, exceed..........
Interest money received from investments by
tlie Company.
EXPENDITURE S.
Losses paid during the year. , .$108,610 69
Lossespaid during the year, which accreted
prictfto the year..........................
XiOEsea estimated in former statement which
vrere paid during the year....
Dividends paid daring the year.. «.^«..
Commissions paid on premiums during the
year.............
Taxes paid by the Company.
AH other expenses' and expenditures of the
Company..,
WIIXIAM GETTY,
PHILABEIiPHII BOABB OF REFERENCE.
Stuart & Brother,. j Jay Oooko & Co.,
John B. Myers & Co., A. Campbell & Go.,'
James, Kent, Santee, & Co, Davis & Birney,
Biegel, Baird, <£ Co., Win. Taylor & Co., .
James Graham & Co., 31‘aule, Bro’her, & Co.,
McCutckeon & Collins, Wright, Smith, & Pearsall,
Allied Jenhs & Sod, ; Charles P. Bayatd, Eeq.
gTATEMENT OF THE
“NIAGARA” FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Capital Stock..,.
Cttßliin St. Nic1i01a58ank..,.......... ..,.,,$12,353 95
Gael) in bands of A gents and in course of trans
mission.
7,052 26
Loans secured by Bonds and Mortgages.... .- 216,550 00
Stocks oy.-ned by the Company (market value) 34,851 50
Stocks held by the Company as collateral se
curity for loans 6,000 00
Interest accrued but not yet due on Sfcdcks
and L0an5..........................
Tremimnsdno and unpaid
Other securities belonging to the Company...
Interest on Investments made, by the Com
pany, due.and unpaid.................. .
Interest accrued and not yet due on Mort
gages,
Claims for losses which are In suit orconiesfc- \
edby the Company...... $3,900 00
Xoßsei paid during the year.,37.100 40
Unsettled losses. 15,824 27
liosees contested during the year............ 1,509 00
Coßh premiums received....,
Interest money received from the investments
of the Company,.
Losses daringthe year 543,660 49
Leases paid daring the year, which accrued
prior'to the yew,"and estimated in former
5tatement.......................
Beturn premium 5,......... ......
Dividends paid during the year....
Dividends declared due and unpaid,
Expenses, including comm*ssiona and fee 3
paid to Agents and Officers of the Com
' pan y........ i
Taxes paid hy the Company.....
Other expenses.
WILLIAM GETTY,
AGENT,
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OFREFERENCE.
Stuart & Brother, ' Jay Cooke &Co ,
John B» THyer? & Co., A C&tnpheii & Co., %
Joints, Kent, Santee* & Co. Davis &-Birney»
Biegei* Baird, & Co., Was, Taylor & Co.,
James Graham & Co., .. Mau*e, Brother. &Co , ,
MoCutcheon & Collins, Wright, . c mUh,& PearsiU,
Alfred Jetifcs & Son, . Charles P. Bayard, Esq.
JgTATEMENT OF. THE
“ARCTIC” FIRE INSURANCE COUP ANY
Capital Stoclr.
held by the Company,
Cashon hand..,................
Cash in St. Nicholas 80nk.......
Amount of Unpaid Premiums....
Cash in bands of Agents and in , course of
: transmission.-..,.,...
.Loans secured by Bonds and. Mortgages.....
Amount due Company on which Judgments
hare been obtained.. *..........».........
United States 5t0ck5.........
Stocks held by the Company aa collateral , fie-;
curity for L0aned.10,626 00
.Premium Notes due and unpaid.........,, 1,041 57
Premium Notes not due. U....; 930 04
rlnterest on Livestmentsduo and unpaid...... 500 00
'lnterest on Investments accruedbutnot due.' 5,157 83
-Value of all other property belonging to the
C0mpany..,.....i
LIABILITIES.
.Losses due and unpaid..
Amount of Claims forLossea contested by the
C0mpany.,...................... $2,500 00
I'ostes daring the year which have been paid.: 89,361 90
liOßses daring the year which have not been
settled.
bosses flaring the year not acted upon. , ;.
Cashprehrium a received....;;,....;.......... $73,271 16
Premium Notes taken by the Company....,. 1,951 54
61,271 16
Icfereafc received from Investments of the
C0mpany............ 16,071 49
EXPENDITURES.
Losses paid during the year.............. . . $48,247 28
Losses paid during the year which accrued
prior to the year.
Amount paid and owngforre-inßurance pr 0...............................
...............................
Betum premiums, whether paidor unpaid...
Expenses paid during the year, inoiuding
Commissions and Pecs paid, to the Agents
and Officers of the Company. 23,832 34
Taxes paid by the Company... 4,983 00
The undersigned haying been appointed Agent and At
torney of the aboye-namcd Companies has obtained li
censes from the Auditor General and is now ready tois
sue Policies to his many. friendß in this city at moderate
rateß of Premium.
those words and let*
WILLIAM GETTY,
: .’ agent,
PHILADELPHIA. BOARD OF REFERENCE.
Stuart & Brotheiy jJay Cooke& Co.,
John B. Myers & Go., 5 'A. Campbell & Co,
James, Kent, Santee, A Co. Davis & Birney,
Biegel, Ba{rd, & G 0.,. Wm. Taylor & Co,,
James Graham & Co., . Maule, Brother, & Co.,
McCutcheon& Collins, : Wright; Smith, APeareal!,
Alfred Jenfes & Son, Charles P. Bayard/ Eeq,
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
COMPANY
OS’ HEW YORK,
A S SE T S.
INC O M E.
Ho. 425 OHE3IHDT STREET,
Philadelphia, Pa.
OF NEW YORK.
ASSETS.
LIA BIITTIES.
INCOME.
EXPENDITURES.
No. 433 CHESTNUT STBEET,
Philadelphia, Pa.
OF NEW YOF.lv.
ASSETS.
INCOME.
NO. 435 CHESTNUT STEEET,
Philadelphia, Pa.
INSURANCE. COMPANIES.
Jj’XKE INSURA.NOE
RELIANCE INSURANCE CO HP AN 7 OP
PHILADELPHIA,
ON BUIMHNDS. LIMITED OB TERPETOAIi,
MEBCHANBISB, FURNITUIUS, *o,
- IN TOWN OB COUNTRY.
OFFICE NO. 308 WALNUT STREET.
CABH GAPITAI/ SO4B,OOO—ASSETS 330,175 10.
‘ Invested in the following Securities, viz:
First Mortgage on City" Proport?, worth
double the amount... $171,100 00
Pcm» ylvauia Railroad Company’s 6 percent.
Ist Mortgage 80nd5.... 5,000 00
•Do. do. 2d do. (#80,000) 25,000 00
Huntingdon and Broad Top 7 per cent. Booda 4 GOO 00
Ground Rent, welt secured. 2.000 00
Collateral Loan, well secured 2,500 00
City of Philadelphia, G per cent, Loau 4a,000' 00
Commonwealth of Penns; Ivauia, $3,000,000
6percent. L0an......,,..,.,,..,, 5000 00
United Statea7 3-I*. per cent, L0an.,........ 10,000 00
Allegheny county 6 per ct. Pemm. B. Loan.. 10,000 00
Philadelphia and Beading Radroaa Company ’a
,6 per cent. I»oan--(€5,0C0) 4,710 00
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company’s 0
. percent. Loan (5&j000)....... , 4.800 00
Pennsylvania Bailroad Company's Stock..., 4,000 CO
Reliance Insurance Company’s Stock.. 8,850 00
Commercial Bank Stock. 5,135 01
Mechanics’Bank Stock...;., —... 2,812 50
County Firo Insurance Oompacy’s 510 ck.... ; 3,051 00
Jtieiaw&ro M. S. Insurance Company ’a Stock.. 700 00
UDion M. Insurance Company’s Scrip ...... : 380 00
BHIs Receivable.. 1,001 8t
Accrued Interest 5,504 81
Cash in bank and on hand, 7,010 05:
..... $80,708 49
23 272 17
6,851 87
458 33
liOSsea promptlrofijnßtetl anil paid.
DIBEOTO&S..
Samuel Biapliam, .
Bobert Stosn,
, William filuasor*
Beoj. W. Tingley,
Marshall Hill,
J Johnson Brown,
Charles Inland,
Jacob T, Bunting,
Smith Bowoa,
.. John Hiast-11, Pittsburg.
!m TISGLBY, President
•etary. - '
$2,700 00
Clem Tiiigloy, v '
'William It. Thompson,
Frederick Brown,
W/}iion3,StevcnsoD,
John B. Worrell,
H. Ic.’Carson, , v. .
Bobert ToJand,. ■•
G. B, RoeengaTten,
Charles S. Wood,
James S. Woodward,
11,414 75
70,000 00
399 00
7,197 66
OLI
B. M, HINOHMAN, Seer<
Q.IBABD FIEI AND MARINI
$275,640 40
. 250,000 00
OFFICE 415 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
66,627 55
This company continuer to take risk* en the safes
daesesof Property at low rates.
The public can rely /upon its responsibility, and abili
ty to pay losses promptly. Its disbureemonta for the
benefit of the public, during the last nine years, exceed
24,215 31
© : 5..0:.0i ; 0:Q'0.i:-
and wo respectfully solicit its favor in tire future*
...... 24,663.31
T9.30T 01
BIBECTOBS.
OHAB. I. DUPOHT, JKKET WATiKEB,
JOBS W.OLAGHOBS, JOHN THOBKLBY,
O.S'.HEAZLITT, ABBAHAM HAB?,
DAVID BOYD, Jr., PKTKE S. HOE, of N. W.
WM. M. SWAIN, PUBMAN SHEPPAitB
JOSEPH KIAPP, M- ». N. B. LAWRENCE,
WMI O.BIJDMAHi JOHN SUPPLES.
— v:/ THOMAS OBAVEN, President
A, 8,: GUjIiKTT, Tice President.
JAS. B. ALYOBB, Secretary. ap£6-tf
18,480 40
.. 12,198 72
~.,. 31,343 78
AGENT,
TJIASIE INSURAJ
J? No. 406 CHESTNUT
fISE AND INLj
, ELBE'
JAN. Boole, '
Chao. Richardson,
Henry Lewte, Jr.,
Alex. Wtilldin,
000. A. West,
O. W. Davis,
YBANOIB N. BUCK, President.
CHARLES RICHARDSON, Vice President.
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD, (Secretary. [mhl9-iti ;
ALT:
%J BANGS COMPANY,
PENNSYLVANIA.
PIBEOTOBS.
Pa-rfd Jayne, M. P., Charles H. Bogeiß,
Jo&nM. Whitali, John K. Walker,
Edward 0. Knight, - Bobert Shoemaker,
Thomas S. Stewart, William Strother*,-
Henry Lewis, Jr., Elijah Jones.
PA VIP JAYNE, M. P., President. .
JOHN M.waiTALL, Vice Prerid«ai
SAMUEL 8. MOON, Secretary.
. Office, Commonwealth Building, 615 CHESTNUT
Street, Philadelphia. *; tiei.lfif
......$200,000
TYEPUTY QUARTERMASTER GE
JL/ nEBAL’S OFFICE,
Proposals will be received at tbiß office uutil TtJESS
DA. ¥ next* the 15th insfc. at 12 o’clock 21., for Two Hun
dred (200) four-wheeled Ambulances, specifications of
which can be obtained cn ajppicatioa at this office. The
wboleto bo completed and delivered m Philadelphia on
or before the 18»li day of AUGUST next. Proposals will
be endorsed “ Proposals for. Ambulances, V and addressed
.to-' /
Signed?* : : A. BOYD,-
jel2- 3t Captain and Asblsl. Quartermaster U. S. A
A BMY CLOTHING: AMD IQUI.
XL PAGE OFFICE, TWELFTH and GIBaBD
Streets,- : • PmLAOELPBiA, July li, 1862. •
PROPOSALS will ; be received at this Office-tin til
TUESDAY, 15th iaat., at 12 o’clock M.,; to furnish, at
the Scbnylkill ArEPnal— --
20,000 Unlioed Dark-Blue Tadigo Wool-dyed Flannel
Sacfee, or Blouses, Army Standard.
; 20,000 Oaatetna (Tin), : Army Standard, as per sample
in this Office. ;
Bidders can hid for any. ruraber, or the whole, and
must stale the time of delivery. :
Proposals to bo ruaiktd, Proposals for Flannel
Sacks,” or, £< Proposals for Canteen?,” and be addressed
to •} G. H. OBOdBI *N,
- jyl2 3t Deputy Q. M. General.
TO THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOB
JL THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the first.and final account of HENRY F.
BE OK < Executor of the la&twiH and ttaUmoat of ELIZA
S. BECK, late of the city of Philadelphia, deceased, and
to report distribution of the balance in the hands of the
accountant, will meet the parties interested, for tha pur
poses of Ills appointment, on WEDNK-DAY, tho 23d
fay of July. 1862, af 4 o’clock P. 51., at Ms office, No.
410'WALNUT Street, Philadelphia - .
jyl2*Btnlh&t ;CHAS:- 8. PANOO AST, Auditor.
... 552.399 08
18,744 22
TN THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOB
X: THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of RALPH PILLING* deceaied.
8,560 OS
6,983 80
...... 40,000 00
...... 100 00
The Auditor , appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of WILLIAM OYJSRINGTON,
JAMES- HORTIOi-KS, JO3N LEVER, and THOMAS
OVERIEGTON, Trustees under the -will- of Ralph Pil
ling, deceased, and the account of WILLIAM
-INGTON,.JAMES.HOBRGOKS, JOHN LEVER;and
THOMAS OYESIBGTON, Executors of tha will of
Ralph Filling, deceased, and to make distribution of the
balance in the hands el the accountant, will moot the
parties interested, for the purposes of bis appointmant,
on MONDAY, July 21,1882, at 11 o’clock A. M-, at
No. 228 South SIXTH Street, in the city of Philadel
phia. ~.. •; .......H. E. WALLACE,
; ’ Auditor.
22,852 89
....... 4,793 «
5,339 31
MARSHAL’S virtue cf a
Writ of Sale, by the Hon. JOHN O AD WALADER,
Judge of the District Court of the United States, in and
for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in admiralty,,
to me directed, will be sold at public sale, to the highest
and best bidder, for cash* at SAMUEL. O. COOK’S
Auction Store,l2l S^uthFRONT Street, on MONDAY,
July 21st, at 12 o’clock M., the cargo of the schooner
SUSAN JANE, consisting of. nail* and spites, salt,
candles, soar, axes, steels, glue, sole leather, crushed
sugar, coffee, sulphur, boots, shoes, hats, copper kettles,
blankets, carpeting,‘wrappers, sheets, cloth, sitt?nets,
rugs, thee Jog, coats, gold cord, vulcanized coats, ladies’
dms goods, geld braid, hemp carpeting, jewelry, sta
tionery, ink, mucilage, sed-a ash. <£c. The goods cin ha
examined on the morning of sale.
WILLIAM MILLWARD,
U. S. Marshal 35. D: of Penneylvabia. .
Philadelphia, July 11,1862. - jyl2-6t
MARSHAL’S SALE. —By virtue of
a Writ of Sale, l.y tlio Hon. JOHN CADWALA
BEE, Judge of the District Court of tho United States,
in acd forthe Easters District of Pennsylvania, in admi
ralty, to me directed, will be sold' at public sale, to tho
hijabeßt and best bidder, for cash, at GALLO WHItiL
STBEET WHABF, on TUESDAY, July 22, 1863, at
12 o'clock the schooner LA. OtIIOLLA, her tackle,
apparel, and furniture, .sb eha now lies at said wharf;
also, the cargo la?en on board, consisting of candlee,
soap, and provisions. The goods can be examined on
the morning of salo,
......$350,000
SIS,OOO 00
WILLIAM MILLWABD,
IT. S. Marshal 2Ga«tera District of Penua.
Philadelphia, July 11,1802. jy!2-6t
8 000 60
211,182 50
T- LAME
ABMY CLOTHING
, AT 119 MARKET STREET,
526r,917 TI
BF GLENN,
. ACCOUNTANT, CONVEY ANGER,
■ . AHD - '■
BEAT FSTATE AND INSURANCE BROKER,
Begs leave to remind his friends and the public that
ho continues the branches of the business above indi
cated} at
. N 0.123 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, and •
S. W. CORNER of SEVENTEENTH and GREEN
Streets.-;' :
Where he will fee happy to serve those who may favor
him with their business..
OOUNTING HOUSE DEPARTMENT.
4,300 00
.. 3,500 00
Merchants, Mechanics, and others, who do not wish to
employ a Book Keeper constantly, can have their Books
written up.and posted whenever they desire it. Intricate
and irregularly-kept books adjusted j Executors and
others’Accounts, relative to Estates, neatly prepared,
and Estates settled up, &e.
19,661 90
Deeds of Conveyance and other legal documents of
every detcription, neatly and accurately prepared.
Special care given to the examination of titles to Proper
ties, and furnishing Briefs. Particular attention faho.
paid to the investment of money in Real Estate and other
Securities.
Every description of Real Estate Bought, Sold,, and
and especial care given to the management
of Estates, as also to Renting Properties. A proper Regis
ter of names will be kept in order to secure good tenants.
It is designed to make this department full and com
plete, so as to give the least possible trouble to customers,
either in Buying, Selling, or Renting.
Properties will be placed upon tho Register and offered
free of charge, unlesa disposed of. Owners are invited to
register their Property accordingly, and those desiring
to Purchase,. Exchange, or Rent, are invited to call
where they can find every description of Property, City
nd Country, suited to their wants, without wasting the
time usually spent, and the trouble and vexation of can
vassing the whole city,
’ , INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
10,418 74
Insurances effected on aU kinds of Property, Beal and
Personal, in first-doss offices. Also, Life Insurance os
liberal terms.
Joseph Clay, Baa ,
Chapman Biddle, Esq.,
Hr.Chftrles Williams, /*
Mr. Hiram Miller,
Messrs. Weaver AYolkmar,
Mr. Edwin Greble,
Mr. Wm. B. Thomas,
Gen. Robert Patterson,
B. B. Comegys, Esa.,
- t&r. Now, cut th\
you witt not lose sight of it.
Tl/TUSQUITO NETS. AND NET
JXL TING for eala at No. 4 North Fifth Street.
’ JOSEPH H. THOMPSON, Agent.
P. S.—Orders promptly attended to, . jyH>-12t*
by hie
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL g200,0W.
STOI OOMPAHY.
Street
iND mSURANCB.
3TO3S.
E. D. Woodruff,
John Kessler, Jr«,
P. S. Justice,
Washington Jones,
Ghas. Stokes, -
John W. Evorman.
'H PIKE INStJ.
i Ojf THH SPAT* OP
PROPOSALS.
Philadelphia, Jaly 11, 1862.
Estate of E OIK a 8. RRGK, deceased.
WILL CONTINUE TO FORNISH
PHILADELPHIA.
CONVEYANCING, &0.
BEAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
BEK EREKCES.
G. M. Troutman, Kbq,,
Tredick, Stokes, & Co,, .. „
J. W. Bulon & Sop,
Warren, 2virk» & Co.,
Mr. George G. Williams,
Mr, Joseph Ripka,
langerlck & Smith,
Mr, John 0. Teher,
Mr, John M’Dowell, Jr.,
BUlis & Co.
ouU and post it up where
jj9 et ; .
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TVTOTICE. —The Copartnership hereto-
JL v tore existing between tbe imdorßigued, under the
firm of PRATT & BEATS, has been dissolved by its
own limitation, aufl by mutual consent. V
D.T. PRATT,is alone authorized to collect tbs out
s tending debts, and to use the firm name in licioidation,
. D. T. PHiTTf
* B. B. REATH,
‘ W. G. BtLLIN.
J)- T- .
(SUCCESSOR TO PRATT & REATH,)
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
PLATED WARE, &c.
Has removed from N. W. comer Fifth and Market Sts. to
' No.’ 607 CHESTNUT STRET,
Where he offers fer gale a FULL ASSORTMENT OF
GOODS pertaining to the WATCH BUSINESS. Dealers
are eolicited to examine the stock. j?5-t3l
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
DAT formed a Copartnership uader the firm of
DAWSON, BRANSON, & CO., for transacting the SILK
and FANCY DRY GOODS JOBBING business, at tho
Northwest corner of MARKET and FIFTH Strata.
T- RUSSELL DAWSON,
' ORLANDO BRA.NSOS,
JACOB G. BOMGARDNER.
Philadelphia, July I, 3882., ; ; J? 2 12t# ‘
XTOTIOE. —MR. WM. K. HEMP
ii HILL’S interest to our house ceased on the 31st
May*
jyl*3m
C O P A It T N E E S SIP .—The un
dersigned have this day formed a Copartnership, un
der the name-ansi firm JOHNE3, EKRRY, & 30., for the
transaction of Ihe WHOLESALE tsILK AND Fa.NCT
DRY GOODS BUSINESS, at Nos. 627 MARKET and
624 COMMERCE Streets.
GEORGE W. JOHNES, -
WILLIAM 11. BERRY,
WILLIAM K, HURLEY,
FRANCIS B. ABBOTT.
Philadelphia, July Ist, 1862. :jy!.l2t
D' I S S OLU T I 0 N OF PART
NERSHIP.—Ihe Partnership hiretofore existing
asDUTILH, COOK,& CO.,is tkladay dissolved by limi
tation, and by mutual consent. The business of the firm
■will be B&tfcied by the undersigned.
8.-G. DDTILH,
SAMUEL 0. COOK,
Philadelphia, June 30, 1862.
QAMUEIi C. COOK will continue tlie
O AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS at
llie old Biaisd, No 124 South IMSONI Street, uln.e
Wo’nut.
rriHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore
X existing, under the firm of BIEGEL, BAIRD, &
00., is this day dissolved.
PETER SIEGER, D. B. ERVIN,
JACOB RIEGEL, H. S. FISTEB,
m S. BAIRD, JOSIAH SIEGEL,
JOHN WIEST.
Jose 30. jyLSw
OP LIMITED PARTNER
i.I SHIP.—The subscriber hereby give notice that
they have entered into a limited partnership, agreeably
to the provisions of the • several larva of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania relating to limited partnerships.
-That the name of the firm under which said partner
ship is to be conducted is RIEGEL, WIEST* & ER
VIN... • ■ ■ *
That ihe general nature of the bußmess intended to be
transacted is the Importing and Jobbing of Dry Goods.
That the names of the General and Special Partners,
all of whom reside in the rity of Philadelphia, are
JACOB RIEGEL, General: Partner, residing at 627
North Sixth street: JOHN WIEST, General Partner,
residing at 322 Now. Btreet j D. B. ERVIN, General
Partner, residing at 1515 Girard avenue: HENRY S.
FIS2EB, General Partner, residing at 418 North Third
street: JOSIAH RIEGEL, General Partner, residing
at 416 North Third 6treet j PETER SIEGER, Special
Partner, residing at 717 North Eighth street; WM. 8.
BAIRD, Special Partner, residing at the Continental
Hotel.
That the aggregate amount of the capital contributed
by the Special Partners to tj>e common stock ia One
Hundred Thousand Dollars, of which Fifty Thousand
Dollars in cash has been so contributed by Peter Sieger,
Bpecial Partner, and Fifty Thousand Dollars in casfrhas
been so contributed by Wm. 8. Baird, Special partner.
That the said partnership is to commonceon the first
day of July, A. D. 2862, and is to terminate on the first
day of January, 1865.
JACOB BIEGEL, \
JOHN WIEST, . I
D. B. ERVIN, > General Partners.
HENRY S. FISTEB, [
JOSIAH BIEGEL, J
PETER SIEGER, > «„ an . n ,
jyl-6w war. 8. BAIItP, j Special Partaon).
J^EMOVAX.
E. G. WHITMAN & Go,
CONFECTIONERS,
HATH REMOVED FROM SECOND AND CHEST
NUT STREETS
TO ;No. 318 CHESTNUT STREET,
BELOW FOURTH,
NEXT DOOR TO ADAMS & CO.’S EXPRESS.
Je2o*lmif ■• • •
-REMOVAL.—MAHL ON KIRK,
XI) DEHTIST, has BEHOVED to No. 1503 CHEST
NUT Street. . . -lySlm*
mENT BUTTONS AND SLIPS, H. S.
X Pattern, manufactured and for Bale by J. P. REED,
southeast corner THIRTEENTH and NOBLE Streets,
Philadelphia. jy9-lm*
PUBLISH THIS DAY
PUBLISHERS,
BOSTON.
LES MI3EBABLES.
CAKLETON, Publisher,
'HEW TORE.
TWELLS & 0O„
118 NORTH WHARVES.
REMOVALS.
SUMMER RESORTS.
nOjSGBEcS HALL,
KJ CAPE MAT,
la bov open for tho reception of VISITORS, and w!U
continue open until lat of SEPTEMBER. Terms, $2
per day, or $l2 per w«k.
Jy12.12t
HOTELS.
pOWBBS’ HOTEL,
Nos. 17 and 19 PARK BOW,
(orTOSira the astor hous*,)
NEW YORK.
TEEMS 81.60 FEB DAT.
This popular Hotel baa lately bean thoroughly reno
rated and refurnished, acd now possessed eSlt the reqtd*
*ltos'of a
BEST-CLASS HOTEL.
The patronage of Philadelphians and the traveKinf
irabllc, desiring the best accomodations and moderate
3harges, ia respectfully solicited.
*je2-3ia . H. L. POWBBS, Proprietor.
A CARD.—THU UNDERSIGNED,
late of the GIBABD EOU3E, Phnadolphia, have
for s term of sear*, WILLABD’B HOTEL, in
Washington. They lake this occasion to return to their
old frlendß and customers many thanks for past favor*,
and beg to assure them that they will be most happy to
see them in their new quart-*™.
, SYKES. CHADWICK. & 00.
■WASKITfOTOK. Jniv 18.1861. *n23-ly
AMUSEMENTS.
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE—
»V THIRTIETH. AND HOST POSIT ITEM
LAST NHSHT OP MISS JULIA DALY.
"Who appeals- at the Winter Garden, New York, on
• Monday-
THIS (Friday) EVENING, July 12fch*
TBE LAST NIGHT. THE LAST NIGHT.
- TBE NEW BUBIiESQTJE EXTBAVA.GANZA,
KING COTTON. KING COTTON.
DON PLUJIIBUSTAH......MISS JULIA PALY.
(With Songs, Duet, and Dance.)
JEFF DAVIS THE FIRST, King of Cotton, amt
Monarch of au indefinite and portable Kingdom, Mr.
George Johnson COLUMBIA, the Federal Princeear,
Mi£6 Fenny Brosvn.
Tlio BmJc*qne will bo preceded by the comedy of
*- BU LLY, the Maid with the Milking Pail.”
. ! ; HILLY MISS JULIA PALY.
MmJOBN BREW’S
JLYJL ARCH-STREET THEATRE.
SIXTH WEEK OF F. S. OHANFBAU,
AND HIS LAST APPEARANCE,
LAST NIGHT OF THE SEASON.
BENEFIT OF MB. WaLLI3.
THIS (-Snfnrdfty) EVENING, July 12th, 1862,
Thn great Drama of the Times.
THE OCTOROON. THE OOTOBOON.
F. S. OHAN-FBAU as “Pete,** sided by the entire
Company.
To conclude with
THE DAUGHTER OF THE UNION. .
Prices as usual.
Curtain rises' at 8 o’clock.
A SBEMBLY BUILDINGS.
J3 L CAPTAIN WILLIAMS’
V THBITjUNG scenes
INT HE LIFE OF A
YANKEE WHALEMAN,
ETEIiT BYENINO, at 8 o’clock precisely.
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Aftemoooos at 3 o'oi*.
Addition 25 cents.
Six Tickets for one dollar,
Children 10 cents.
PENNSYLVANIA : ACADEMY OF
THE FINE ARTS,
3025 OHESTNOT BTBUBT,
Ib open daily (Sundays excepted) from 9A- 31. dll 8
P. M. Admission 25 cent?. Children half price.
Shares of Stacie, S3O jy9
SEA BATHING,
foe the sea.
SEO, B E 1 —.STTYtMEB AB* '
BANGEfIIENT.—CAMBER AND ATLANTIC BAIL
BOAD.
Three trains daily te Atlantic City and return, (Sun
days excepted). Trains leave YINE-Street Ferry M
follows:
Mail Train. .......7.30 A. M.
Express Train........... .4.00 P. 5L
Freight and Accommodation ......5.00 P. M,
BETUBNING:
Loaves, Atlantic Mail Train .4 40 P. M«
“ “ Express Train.... .615 A. K,
“ v *< Freight and Accommodatioa.3l3 A. M.
FABE SI.BO. Bound-trip .Tickets, oood only for £Ae
day and'train on which they are S'2.5O. Excur
sion Tickets, good for three days, S 3. Hotels are now
FOE CAFE MAY.—The
steamboat WM KENT, Cant Brett,
leaves ABOH-etreet wharf every TUESDAY and SA
TURDAY'at 9 o ; clock A. SI., for CAPE MAY, return
ing alternate days, touching each way at New Castle,
jell-lm#.
EXCURSIONS.
||jgj|gjjggpglg| DELIGHTFUL
S lIM ME R EX C HRS lOX S.
BIAGAKA FALLS, LAKE OSTABIO, THE THOU
SAND ISLANDS, EAPID3 OP ST. LAWRBSOT
; EIVEE, MONTREAL, LAKES CHAMPLAIN AND
, GEOEGE, SARATOGA SPRINGS. HUDSON BI
NES, WHITE MOUNTAINS, BOSTON, NKW
POBT, NEW YOBK, &o.
Fore from Philadelphia to Niagara Falls, Montreal,
White Mountains, TSoeton. and return, SV2 ’2O.
Frcm Philadelphia to Niagara Falls, Montreal, Sara
toga, Hudson river, Kev York and return, 3,30.00.
- For further par ticnlars and liandbitis apply at the offlott
of tbo PHILADELPHIA AND ELSiTR t EAILBOAB
LINE, corner of SIXTH and CHESTNUT Streets,
where a choice of routes may be made to suit tbe tasta of
anyone., JOHN S. HILLES, General Aaent,
Cor. THIRTEENTH end CALLO WHILE Streets.
Philadelphia, July 1, JS62. jyl-SSt
• WEST CHESTER
PaILADEIiPHIA K.4.IL
POAD, VIA MEDIA. 1
PLEASANT AND CHEAP AFTERNOON EX
CURSIONS ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
Tlirciigh tlie finest Country most boautuol
Scenery.in the vicinity of Philadelphia.
On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS of each-week rnita
farther notice an Extra 7 rain will leave West Chester at
6.55 P. M. for Philadelphia.
Passengers buying Excursion Tickets can take either ’
tbe2or4.Bo P 51 Train from Philadelphia, and the 6-
or 6.55 P. M. Train from West Chester.
ROUND-TRIP TICKETS FROM PHILADELPHIA,
to all Stations east of West .Chester, good on any of the
above Trains, out or in, may be had on these days ONLY,
at EXCURSION RATES, good only on the days issued,
For further information, apply at the Ticket Office, fa
the Depot, 97. E. comer of EIGHTEENTH and MAR
KET Streets.
ManyDeltghtful LoOATroKS Fom Bummer Boarders
ok the Like of the Road.
jp2l»tswfa If
WAISTS.
•WANTED—A YOUNG MAN T©
V r assist at the bookB. Address "Box 1909 Post
Office,” in own handwriting, and stating age. It#-
TjIANCY CAKE BAKER WANTED
-fij —One that enderstands all kinds of Pastry Work,
Ice Cream, and is a good Ornamentor. Hone other need
apply. 134 South FIFTEENTH: jel2 2t*
AN EXPERIENCED PRGOE
READER is desirous of being, employed, either all
or a portion of his time, on a daily or weekly paper, or
in a book office. Would have no objection.to read proof
at his own house,.or prepare worksfor the press. Ad
dress «* A. 8.,” atthis office. jyll’.Bfc
A GEN TEE MAN from tie West,
jnL with available means, and an exten3ive acqudat
bpco with Western Produce and Commission Merchants,
wishes to enter into a safe and lucrative business in this
city, already established. Inferences exchanged. Ad
dress Box £SB. Philadelphia Po»t Office. jy9-6t*
TUB FINKLE AND LYON SEW
INC MACHINE CO., having satisf4<3tortlr es
tablished.the reputation of _their Machines, in Philadel
phia, and desiring to further increase the business, will
receive propositions from an active party, for the Agency,
ssid party lo be possessed of sufficient means to make
tho business a paying one. The privilege of the State
£ives if required. Samples of Machines can.be seen at
922 CHESTNUT street, Philadelphia.
Address, W. D. RUSSELL, Secretary,
rB-32fc. 63* BROADWAY, New York.
\AJ ANTED—2,OOO Men along the line
? V of the Lehigh Canal, say 1,500 laborers, 250 car
penters, and 250 stone masons. Apply to the officers of
the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company, at SIATJCH
CHUNK, ALLENTOWN, or EASTON, or anywhere
along the line of the works. ‘‘ jelQ-tf
FOR SALE APJD TO LET.
IVOR SALE CHEAP—Two Druggist’s
COUNTERS; 0ne13% feet long, 26 inches wide, black
i wslnut top, furnished with drawers, the other 6 feet long,
26 inches wide. Aptly at Stewart’s Drug Store, earner
TENTH and GJRASD Avenue. It#
g TO IXOHANGE,FOR MILL OR
*H a goo'l city Dwelling, Sic., with fiojna cash.
Address Box £095, Philadelphia poal Office, with full par
ticulars, which will 1)6 reciprocated. It*
TO RENT, IN EOLMESBURG—
eM the beautiful Residence, with gardens, on the Bris
tol Turnpike, fronting tho Penny pack Creek, for the
low rent of $225 a year. Will b 9 rented For six or eight
months. Apply to SEBIGK R. FOX, on the premises;
or J. A. PAUL, No. 961 North SIXTH Street.
jylo-thstn6t#
VERY CHEAP —HANDSOME
■SaS residence and Eight acres of Laud on the North
Pennsylvania Railroad. Also, Residence and" Niue acrea
of Land in Roxborough. WHITEMAN & WILLS,
No. 1 Mercantile Library Building. Jy9 6t*
TO RENT, WITH OR WITHOUT
MUiLFURNITURE, several neat Country Places, with a
few acres of ground, convenient to railroad stations neat
tho city. Apply to E. PETTIT,
je3o , No. 309 WALNUT Street.
H JOB SALE “CHEAP,”
H/SOt l CHE AP.”—Perry County FARM, containing 188
acres, 26 woodland, the balance under a high state of
cultivation \ first-rate fencing, nicely watered, excellent
tmprovemeßta, 16 miles from Harrisburg. Price only
$6,600. Terms easy.
•Also, a FRUIT FARM, near Dover, State of Dela
ware, 107 acres. Price only $5,500.
... Apply to U. PETTIT,
- .j*2o No. 309 WALNUT street
jg WJEtANK. PALMEB,
: Burgeon Artist to the Government Institutions, Wash
ington. Also t to all of the Medical Colleges and Hos
pitals.
The "PALMEB LIMBS, 3 * adopted by the Army
and Navy Surgeons. Pamphlets sent gratis. Address,
B. FRANK. PALMER,
jy2-Gm No. 1609 CHESTNUT Street, Philad’a.
HOIS’, MISSES’, AND OBU*-
JJ DEES’S
" .OLOTIIIB,
JDBE ENDLESS VAEIETT,
N 0.137 Booth EIGHTH Street,
Three Boors above WAENTJT-
[nylS-Sm
Rebel notes and postage
STAMPS AT HALF PBlOB.—Fifteen different
Rebel Notes arid Postage Stamps sent post-paid on
receipt of twenty-five cents. Trade supplied at 60 cents
per 100, or $4 per 1,000,
Address
jj7-6t*
B. 0. UPHiM,
M 3 CHESTNUT Street, PMadelpUa
fYPENING 01A SUMMER GAS*
\J- BEK .—The undersigned begs leave to inform &•
jrablio that be baa opened for the season his FINS GAB
DEN the toot of COATES Street, oppo
site Foirmonnt Park. Families are particularly invited*
100 Cream, Cokes, excellent Eager Beer of Balte's brew
ery, Winesj &0., always on bsmd. .
y. SENBY FBIOKA,
tnyB-8m TWENTY-SE V JEN TH and COATES Bii.
MILLIE & WEST,
JOHN G. BBYANT,
Agent.
HENBY WOOD,
Snpfyrintepdent.