The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, July 29, 1862, Image 3

The Provost Marshal.—Since the
appointment Of a provost marshal for this city, up to tbe
present time BS2 men have been returned to their regi
ments. Through the instrumentality of the marshal and
his guard a number of rebels have been sent to Fort Da*
laware. -From the Fifth -street hospital six rebels, who
have recovered from their wounds, will go to the fort this
week under an escort of the guard. The accmnmodatious
at the boa r quarlers are very poor—there being no bed*
in tho building. The convalescents sent from the hospi
tals arecompellrd to lieon the bard floor, without a bh
of covering other than that they may chance to have
“With them. The ladle*, who have s* kindly bestowed so
many articles of comfort upon the hospitals, are now
appealed to to extend their munificence to those bravo
fellows who are awaiting traosportatton to their regi
me nts. Some mattresses, quilting, and other bedding
would be very acceptable.
Deceased Soldi*; an.—Lieutenant De
ShowelJ, of Baxter’* Fire Zouave*, who waa
*w ucded in the battle before Richmond, while in the act
■of cheering hi* men, after a".very Ruocsefiful charge,
'driving the enemy before them* hid hi* leg shattered
fey a ball and was left on the field, he was taken to
Richmond, where hie l**g was amputated in such a bang-
Jins manner that he died after hi* release on parole Hi*
General all take place this morning, at 9 o'clock, from 618
north Thirteenth street.
The lunoral of Lieut. P, F Holland, of Company H,
“110th Regiment, ?,X, will take p*ace this afternoon,
from bl* late residence, Twenty-third street, above Oal
lawhUl. Tbo funeral services will beheld in Bt. Francis
Javier's Church The deceased was 40 years of age,
»and has served 4 year* In the United States army.
Special Meeting op the Board op
♦CONTROL.—A special meeting of the Board of School
< : onlroller» was held yesterday afternoon, at their rooms,
!&ixfU and Adel phi streets, President Fletcher in the
chair.
Alter the calling of the roll, the ordinance of Commits,
authorizing the erection of a ‘ school bonne In the Twen
ty- second ward, at an expense not excerding St,ooo, was
’read.,.- .■■ • ~ .
Mr. Bittenhouse offered a resolution that the-Com
ttittee on Property be authorized to advertise for pro
■psisals to carry out the provisions of the ordinance-
Agrted to. . •
Warrants for the payment of several persons were au
■thor!z#d to be drawn; also, for the expanses.of the Ootn
tmescemont of the High School, $129.75. No other busi
ness was transacted.
Police Cases.—Lieutenant ffender
’Son and a posse of officers made a-dt scent upon the Port
Royal Saloon, No. 112 South Fonrth street, about mid
sight on Saturday, ana oaptured oil the {ornate*, fifteen
persons,.including three or four women. The place bad
hern complain?*! ofby the neighbors-'- Anthony Law
rence* the proprietor, was held in Si OOil hail to answer
at court, and the remaluder of the perjons were held to
keep •*.
Margaret Young has been held in $l,OOO ball, by
Alderman Buller, to answer tbrv, charge of keeping a dls
'Orderly house at the corner of Eighth and Tine streets.
The PoSTAGE-bTAMP COKRENCr.—
‘■SFbe Post Office Department is to undertaka the task of
immediately prepari* g the postage stamp* for circulation
•>ss small change, and deliver tht-m, thus prepared, to the
Department, which ; is. in turn, to circulate
'ihem. They are to be of all the denominations of- poe
'toge stamps up to the tbirty-ceutstamps—one cent, two,
five, ten, twenty-four. and thirty cents ; The Post Office
Department has already ordered ihe additional engrav
&ng required to be done in New fork, and hopes to hive
Some of them ready to be cent to the Treasury Depart
anent very shortly after the Ist proximo* h
-Accident on the New leonsides.
Ycßtociay aUernoon a nmn named George Margerum.
engaged as a carpenter on board the New Ironsides, now
flying at Reed* street jyharf, hAd bis left foot badly injured
loy an adze. Bo was woiktog iu a confined place, and
the adze slipped, cutliug through his shoe, and nearly se
vering the toes from hie foot. He was taken to hia re
sidence.
Drowning Case —-A bout noon yes
terday a boy named James Morphy, aged six years; fell
-wut of a boat In which hu wo* pla> lug at Almond-street
Wliar', and was drowned The body was reoovarad'ia a
<Bhort time, and removed to the residence of his parents,
»t bwanson and Almond .streets, where' the coroner held
»3n inquest.
Sale of Prize {toroo-mers.—The fol
flowing prize schooier* were sold yesterday at the in
stance of the United States Maishal: Dixie, Fair Piny,
and Providence. The Dixi* brought #2,325; Fair PJay
j®B76, and the Providence $526. Tne amounts were all
paid in'United States treasury oo?ej.
The 801 l of Donor.— The sixth re
'Solution, passed by the meeting ,on Saturday, provided
that the -Mayor and tduncils should have the names,
.ages, *O., of the voluuleera from this city enrolled in
*bo«.kß of parchment, Ma>qr,H- un, yesterday mariiiag,
received a letter from Thomas WV Price, ho. 008 Minor
'Street, offering to present to the city such books a* may
tjbe needed for the enrolments
■ The Bbv- Geo. Bringotrst, rector
<Of All Saints’ Church, acknowledges theiec«tptof tha
proceeds of a Fair told by Mary J. RtehirdaouV Emma
>L. Brlnghurst, Harriet Bockius, end Mary J. Carter,
amounting to thirty* two dollars and seventy-five cents,'
Tor tbe benefit of tho sick and wounded soldiers.
The employees at Messrs. Najlor &
‘Co.’ft planing and saw mill, corner of Broad and Wallace
Streets,, have cootrfbaled one imgdred dolurs »o the ou>
list men t-fned, a check-for t M»ac amount having bean
ftanded to Mayor Henry yesterday.
Correction.—Among the list of con
-•trlbutors to the bounty fuud tho u&me.of ff. A. Lr&et,
cfor one thcaroad dollars, was.accidentally omitted. 1 Mr.
J>. was among tbe<flm contribute! s. An error also oc
curred in tho first publication—he warne of John B,
Blyers, Eeq., for one thousand dollars, having been
{printed John B. Alytrs.
Thrown from a Carriage.—Dr. Jas.
Morrison, ofManayniik, waß thrown from hia carriage,
•on Sunday; opposite «that p-ace. iu c ot his
horse tiumbllng over a rock. One of his legs waa alUhtir
•j&jnred, ....
.Adrift.—tfshe harbor police found,
yesterday morning, a sail boat adrift in tie Delaware,
the- screw dock, iu ibe Eighteenth ward. The
stiny craft is about twenty-one eet inug, with black hot*
"tom, lead color inilde?, and; >ollow decks tilie is at
Noble- Bit* et whaxf awaiting ao owner.
Fell Dead —.SanAiel Ounifuings, tlie
yoprlotor or s Hanor store, No. 201 Duiou street, foil
'dead to bis store yesterday' mo«*niug about eight o’clock.
The deceased was about fifty- five years of age.
Dr. Gilbert, whose name has been
4&xten*lY*iy published es Bucueasor- to Dr, Cnyler,
late medical director at Fortress Monroe, ia not Dr, D.
S'Giltoert, of Arch street, thie cAt#,
FINANCIAL AND GUMMERCIAL
THE iTtOKBY MARKET.
V BHlLlßslyini, July 28,1862,
There was '-Isas demand an the street tor Gold to-day.
11'e iate fluctuated from 116#, a', the op-mug, to 11",
"Tailing) at'the close) to 116, with an extreme!y week
-market. The tendency was decidedly downward, and a
■still further decline . may be looked for. : Old demands,
■wore doll, and the ruling figure was 106 for buyers.
Silror was Inactive at <llO, with the demand decidedly
short. A fuller-bnsinees at the Stooirßoard notes some
Blight changes-in pricea.; ■•United States one-year
certificates advanced #, selling at 98#. The blank
<aeven thirties' were firm at 103, no change; 99
was hid for the 6s of 1851, being a decline of
X- Pennsylvania fives sold well at 80—Saturday's
figure; the Obujon -fives declined #. Oity sixes, old,
Bold wellat9B,; the now declined #. Pennsylvania Rail
sroad first mortgage bonds were firm at 103; sexond do.
39—both having no change. Philadelphia and Erie sixes
Ibrenght 93. North Pennsylvania sixes 75—an advance
■of # ; 98 was bid for the -ten?. (Schuylkill Navigation
eixes, 1882, advanced#. Bonding sixer, 1841,extended,
declined #. Snnbury and Erie sevens advanced #, Le
■iiigh Navigation shares brought 48}$ —an advance of #,
Northern Liberty Gas 31!#. Lehigh Zino 15#. Mioera’
■Bank of Pottsvitle 40. Wilmington Bailroad loan 102.
Buatmebanna Canal strlp32. Busouebanna Canal shares
lose#. Schuylkill'navigation preferred shares 14#,
firm. North Pennsylvania Bailroad shared opened at 9,
■fivclxned #at the second -board. Peonsylvanla sold at
47. no change. Harrisbnrg rose 'i&. Norristown de
clined #. Beading was inactive, one lot being sold at
SB, which is a decline of #on last sales. Oatawissn pre
fferred brought 10#. In local bank shares there was
nothing done. Passenger railways were inactive. Bace
ond Vine brought 11#. Bids .for the others generally
.foil off and' the market , chsed dull ; about -SSa.OOO in
fiends changed hands, and :900 shbres. Theie is only.
'Continued eate to note in the money market. Oommer- ;
-dial paper is very scarce and commands the lightest
figures.
OJTPIOIAL -BARK STATEMENT,
wmxur ATS&AQEB OP THE PEn.ADEt.PHIA BAXK9
Bankb,
’hiladelphla..,
forth Aiiiurlca,
farm & -Mech,.
lomraercial.....
dechauica’.,,.
Liberties...i
onthwark.,...
July 28. July 21. July 28.
184,088,000
4,U87 292
5,160,931
1,818,000
-2,070,000
1,913,000
1,120,848
53,654,000
■4,423,205
5,141,261
>l-800.000
2,105,000
"1,616,000
1,170,157
909,182
952,675
1,893,165
1,660,120
Unsiugton...,
[eDh Towcahij
v ©stern
tan & Mech..
bmmerce,
firard..,.
Iradosmen’s..,
piißoiidatfon..,
(ty...
VinmooweaUb
ira Exchange
yotai „.J
901.0H0
952 910
1,9->3,«4!
1,536,253
: 780,969
2,605.64!
635,002
9 >I,BV,
933,618
553,998
711,000
: 739,000
760,048
2,881,861
078,28
917,148
931.362
62671-
68l,00(
787,001
33.383,37$
33,000,805?
July 51. July 28. July 21.
62,429,000 62,447,000 *360,000
2,*90,820 2,777,428 671,0 H
4,808,093 5,066,898, 278,725
1,122,000' 1,164,000 329,000
1,2i0,285 1,159.368 800,825
1,493,000 1,652,000! 149,000
1,076,340 1,129.190; • 88 565
928,242' 960,258 800,270
v 901,724 696,580 185,458
1,684,073; . 1,593,762 168,090
820,215 889 008' 285,420
720,817 a57,085' r 120,565
1,809,4071 1,713,324 405,773
614,666| 047,347 .140,678
434 580 ; 428 4986 302.285
667,167 602,330'- 218,263
. 253,808 .270,198/-203,244
614,000 647,00ffl 189,000
343,000 864,000| 247,000
24,486,817 24,704,281 djooo, 683
lelpliiu...
i America,
, & Meek.,
aerciad..,.
ianfca I .,♦*
liberties,, t ,
aw&rk....,
eicgtoa,,..
m Townehip
itorn..
i. & 11e0b...
imercc
UH1.........
teßmen’s,...
olld&tfon..
mweatth.
.dxcbnnge.
Clearings. lUUtioen,
~♦,,..•,.53,837 165 73 $245,339 11
3,534,509 47 -620,159 39
......... 3,265,837 61 325,887 28'
.... 3,803,179 00 , 218,018 10
... 2.018,116 45 225.070 58
2,825,214 48 232,804 32
<* 22, ,,,,,,,,
f‘ 23
24
$18,884,012 U SI,B76*STS 78
je aggregates compare) with those of previous weeks
>Uows* _ :
July 28. July 21.
:a15t0ck.......811,716,775 811,716,775 •
83,383,373 33,d86 1 c 08.1ac.f29Gi505
.... 6,579.788 6,613,724 Dec. 33,937
} other BkS.,; 6,306,984 5,219.445.1 do.. 8 t ,539
/ other 8k5.,., 6,919 294 5,794 825:tac.. 124,909
Sits 24,764.281, 2i,485,817 lac.. 2TB4H
1ati0n........' 6,055,276 5,005,583,100.. 9,693
i following statement. shows the condition of the
of Philadelphia at various times during the last
mths:
12. lioar.H. Specie. Olrcnl’n. Binositfl.
6 31,046,337 6,681723 2,146,210 21,323,014
8.........30,386,119 6,884,011 2,114,398 20,083,893
3 ....29,393,368 6,881,108 2,343,493 18,641,109
7 .28.037,891 6,888 424 8,378.970 16,030,638
1 28,078,717 6 912,870 3,496,420 18,112,648
...28,246,736 6,046.280 3,498,420 19.011.833
.28,793,118 8,062,827 3,613,994 20,223,568
.......29 824,482 8,049,835 8.709,692 21,318,614
. 29,988,847 0,? *8.028 8,887,200 23,092,263
31,121,563 5 529.221 4,046,698 2 1 335,009
.....81,633,808 6,687,012 4,186,055 23,978,056
....•61,747,1170 4,683 482(4,336,012 24,384,844
.81*951.716 5,832 367 4-364,699124 973,011
32,182.864 6,630,61*8 4,208,02 i 24,807,657'
82,664,865 6.609.928 4,324,734 .4 143.314
82,911,678 6,573,99 1 4,4*0.057 14,410 423
;83,•206,861 5 545,007 4 749(220 24 887,782
33,U5.502 6,579 945 4,859,921 24.183 804
....83,088,808 6,813,724 5.106.863 24,485,817
~.33,383,373(6,579,783 5,055,276 21,704,231 ]
Philadelphia Stock £n
[Reported by B. B. Slavi
FIRST
4900 Penn a R Ist mtg.lo3
3000 d0.........,.103
32 Lehigh Nay,.,,, 48#
3 d0.*......... 48#
2000 V B 1-yearcertife 98#
4000 d0,„i,.,..., §B#
100 N Pexma S 9
18 do 9
8000 Phila & Eric 65.. 93
13 N Liberty Gas... 30#
ao Lehigh Zinc..... 15#
21 Blinera’Bk Potfsv 40
BETWEEN
14 Harrisburg B
SEOONI
2N Penna R...... 8&
3500 V & 6s »81....... 99
1000 do. 99
23 Gira'd 8k...... 39#
20 Norristown R,,.. 49
50 Reading K, 28'
4000 U 8 l*year 9B#
AFTER
2000 Penna R 2d mtg
CLOSING PI
Bid. AsTced.
99 99#
UBTr7 8-10 N.102# 103
Philada 65...... 98 98#
Philada 8b sew..loo# 101 .
Penna 65..,,..* 85# 86
Beading R 28 - 28#
Bead lOl
Bead mt 6s 5 88.. 84# 85#
Perrna Rexdiv. 46# 47 '
penna R1m65..103 -103#
Pemiall2m 6a.. 98 99#
Morris.CnlCon., .. 45-
Morris Cnl Pref.3lS 117
Sch Nav Pref... 14# 15
3cbN6a»B2exint 08# 69
Elmira 8...... 10 ..
Elmira R Pref.. 20 ..
Elm 7s f 7B.ex int 86
There is no quotable change in Flour; the market!*
firm, hut very quiet to-day with a small business d «ing,
mostly to supply tbe trade, at $5 for superfine; S5W)«r
5.62# for extras; $5 75c6ior family; and S6.so®7t'or
fancy brands, as to quality. There la very little inquiry
for export, and the stock bn sale is light. Rye Flour
and Corn Heal are scarce and wanted, at fully former
rates; the former is.worth $3.25, and the latter $2 87#.
for Pennsylvania MeaL !
Whsat continues firm and in good demand at pre
vious quotations; sales include about 6,000 bushels at
ISOfiPtS&c, mostly at the latter rate for prime Jersey and
Delaware red, and 140ff1146c for white, the' latter for
Kentucky. Rye is scarce, and about 500 bushels Peuu-
B> lvauia fold at, 75c. Ooro meets with a good demand
at previous prices, and about 5 oQo:bn»hel* yellow sold
at 64c, chiefly afloat.'- Oats are firni, with further sale*
of Pennsylvania at 44c, in store. Southern are worth
42c bushel.
Bark is firm; first No. 1 QuercUron is in request at
s'e3%* tom
Cotton is unsettled and lower, and no sales are report,
ed to* day to establish a quotation.
Gkoceriss and Provisions are firm, with agood de
mahd for tbe former at full rates.
Whisky continues unsettled and dull: held at
30@31c, and drudge at 30c 3?* gallon:
Philadelphia Cattle Market, July 2S.
The receipts ot Beef Cattle are larger this week than
nonnl, reaching about I.SiR head. Tbe market is not
,as actiTO as last week, bat prices are nnebauged, ordi
nary Western, Cattle ranging at from $7 to 88, aod
Obetter connty and good Western at from 88ffl8 .75
100 lbs, aocording. to uuality. As the. stock on ssls.is
larger than the demand, the market closed Tory dull,
and prices declined 25c the 100 ibs, and most of the
holders being anxious to sell at even lowest figures. In
couseguence of tho largo receipts this week 300« MO
head will be left over.
Tho receipts to day are from the following States:
780 head from Ohio, 673 head from Illinois, and 279
bead irom Cheater county..
J. Abrahams, 48 Il)inois cteors, seUing at from $8
08.25
E. Scott, 16 lUincis steers, selling at $B, .
gßimble & Kirk, 44 Illinois steers, asiliug at from $7.50
©8.60.
Busby, 85 Chester county steers, selHcg at sB®B 50. ,
B. O. Baldwin, 32 Chester county steers, selling at from
sB©B 50.
James McFillen. Jr, 75 Western steers, sellingatfrom
$8f18.25.
■ r. Hathaway, 80 Ohio steers, selliog at from $7 60a>
•Vjt- MoFil,tI 'i 76 Illinois steers, selling at from 57.600
8.50 "
Cochran A McCall, 100 Illinois steers, selling at from
sB© 8.60.
J. Seldomridge, 80 Illinois steers, selling at from sB©
8,75.
‘ Mooney & Smith, 190 Western steerß, selling at from
sB©B 75..'
. Duman & 00, 36 Illinois steers, selling at from S7®* t
ieilbimer A Co., 167 Ohio steers, sebiug at from $7.50
©8.50. - ..
B. Chain, 32 imnois steers, Belling at from $7 60©8.
connty sleers, seiiiug at from
®7.00©8 60.
J. Cbaine, 20 Obio steers, selling atfrom $8®8.50.
Fuller & Brothers, 68 DUubis steers, seiUng at $8
©B.tO. '
Chandler £ Co., 35 Cheitor county steers, selling at
from $7 to®B 75.
McCleae, 34 Chester county steers, selling at from
s7ttB. ,
.£; McFOien '3O Ohio steers, Eolling at from g3sB 50.
: Smith & Moony, 40,t)hio steere, Belling at from S7oB 50.
Frank & Oo , 37 Ohio Meora, selling at from t,7®B
8. Storm, 32 Obio Bteera, selling at from *7oB.
_ J._McOhinaon, 47 lilinoia ateerß, palling at from S7®
$8 60.,..
B Hood, 30 Cbester- county steers, selling at $7 50©8
»A e Kimbie > 38 Cheater-county steers, selling at from
s7©BoO,i
Riee & Smith, 101 Ohio steers, selling at from sB®B 75,
Crouse, 66 Obio steers, seiiiug at from $7 6Q®B.6Q.
Airsman, 56 Ohio steers, selling at from $7 ®8 25.
J. Shelby, 15 Ohio steerß, selling at from s7©7 50
COWS AND CALVES. •
The receipts of Cows continue small, reaching about
ICO head. There is very little doing, most buyere hold
ing 08 lor lower prices. Springers are selling at SISo
28, and 520®35 per head for Oo w and Calf, as tu duality
There is very little doing in Calves, and very few offer
ing: Ist duality selling at daijjc, and id duality at
3®3J4u¥ lb, according to duality.,
'•The receipts Red sales of Sheep aie very latgs this
week, reaching about 8,000 head. £he msrket is not eo
active,'and * prices'are rather lower* ranging at from
82 60 to 84 head for Sheep, and 82.50©3 head for
Lambe, as to condition and Quality.
Tbo receipts and sales of Hoga at Phillip’s Avenue
Drove Yard reached 500 head -this week, seiUug at from
85.15 60 dP 100 lbs net. /
„Abe arrivals of Pat Hogs at H. G Imboff’s Union
Prove 1 ard readied 1.802 head this week, selling at from
84 2, : )ft4.70 for still-fed; and frsm ®605.50 & 100 its
Jorcoruifed hogs, uncording to quality. .. .
The following are the particulars of the receipts -
STILL FED.
■' • 301 J- Colbacli, Berks county, 'Pa.
366 W. Leeds, Carlisle, Pa
05 It. Stidle, Berks county, Pa.
120 J. Colbacb,Berks county, Pa.
262 li. W. Washington, Gtrcleville, Ohio.
116 Martin Grub©, Lancaster county. Pa
291 Gatrnl & Hußtln, Troy, Ohio.
858 J. Harbine, Green county, Ohio.
COBN-FED.
26 J. Goshring, Fayette county, Pa.
51 B. Bezelt, Fayette bounty, Pa.
282 J. Gilchrist, Pittsburg, Pa.
Total receipts of Live Stock of all kinds for the week,
at the Barrisburg Stock Yards: 1,271 Beef Cattle, 2.000
Sheep, 374 Hogs, and 621 Horses. The sales of Basf
Cattle were:
Jacob Beldomzidge sold 113 head at $4lO 100 fi>3,
jrosa.
Myers & Bro., 37 bead at $4 20.
West & Mclntyre 95 head at $4 25.
J. Modderweli, 82 head at $4 10
B. Redd, 15 head at $4.10.
Peter head at $4 20.
Geo. Myerß Thead at $4 25. -
One lot of Sheep, 191 head, sold at $3 50 IP head.
Total sales of Beef Cattle 414 head, at an average of
$4.17.3P100 &sgross. • • - - •
The following are the droves of Beef Cattle in market
tbisi week:
Ger,Lehman...... 28head. BeiM k Shannon.. SOhead.
J Sddomridge..., 113 »< M. 5emdiz.......; 10 *s
Weet<fc MclutyTG, 95 J. Modderweil.,... 32 «
Marks & Trueman 35 “ Thoß, G1a55....... 64 il
Myers & Bro. 58 '■■■**'. Ward & Porter.,., 48 ft
Jas. McCallister,.. 92 Solmes &, PfeifT«r, 85 “
Thos.Mooney:.... 49 “ James Stephens... 79 «
Owes 80u11y...... 31 . « Phil. 0arper.......118 •'«
H.Thompson..... 41 “ OwenSmith.......lo 2 “
J. Diiesbach,,.,., 15 “ E. Williams ~,..*155 •«
CITY ITEMS.
Superior Article of Fresh Salmon,— Mr.
C. H. Mattson, dealer in line family groceries, Arch and
Tenth streets, has just received afresh lot of ««to Salmon,
the finest of the season, both smoked and spiced, put up
in cans, to which we invite the attention of our readers-
A Male “ Lady Godiva.”— The Chicago
Times relates the following:
5870,000
561,883
■1,109,710
254,000
235,390
v 389,000
: 205,672
137,353
174.477
835,073
146,635
166,749
‘323,064
13026-2
126.616
121 745
76,220
90,000
.70,000
8874,00C‘
: 562,623
1,110,490
254,C00|
226.072
383,006
205.911
137,557
174,540
305 4*2
140,714
t67,3VT
345,951
130,305
132,846
121,854
.76,684
04,D0C
7Q.00C
i u On Saturday evening last, several men indulging in
lake bathing had a lesson taught them which they wilt
not soon forget. A number of horses came to the lake
shore to drink, when they were caught by the bathers
and mounted. AU'went very merry until they became
frightened, when one of them, not waiting for his rider
to dismount, tore up through the city at a furious gaUop,
so that tbio£B were perplexing, for the resi ie its were unite
shocked with a horn and rider in' such undress uniform
dashing through the streets.” •
Moral —Never mount a horse unless you are clothed,,
as it will add to yonr comfort; and let the clothing, if
possible, be from Charles StokeaY undergo Continental.;
It will add to your looks. ' f v
The Sheikh Audallati once sent to his
neighbor, Hasaan AlU’d Been, to borrow a rops. “ He
cannot have it,” replied Hassan; “ I have token ths
rope to tie np a measure of sand.” “ WbaU tie up
sand with a ropeT l replied Abdalah. “Obi frieni,”
retorted Hassah, “it i* easy tofinda reason for using, a
rope when one doei not wish to lend it.” And for the
same reason we would advise all our readers to parchase
their summer garments a’ the Mammoth Clothing Em
porium of Granville Stokes, No 600 Chestnut street, and
by bo doing obtain clothing of the latest styles, at 25 psr
cent, lower than can be purchased elsewhere.
6,570 783
5,613,724
$30%00Q
661,608
254,580
337,600
309.640
151,000
84,765
304,426
191,512
160,140
287,077
121420
417,881
-154,563
310,000
220,030
260,642
194,000
263,000
Tine Great’lYar Meetisq.?-—The great war
meeting, on Saturday, was a magnjgceut demoofltratiou.
Tens of thoosards of people gathered together, and re
newed fbei rd eterm!n at io n to put down the rebellion at
all hazards. •At the dose of the meeting, many cidz°ns
took advantage of the favorable opportunity to pay a
visit to the Brown Stone Clothing Sail ofßockblU &
Wilson, Nos 603 and 905 Chestnut street, above Sixth.
The splendid stock of garments for soldiers and civilians,
gentlemen and youths, met the unqualified approval of
all. .. "<■ - ;
5,055,276
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Batchelor's Haib Dye!
THE BUST IN THE WOULD,
ft ILIiIAM A. BATCHELOR’S celebrated Hair Dye
produces a color not to be distinguished from nature—
warranted not to injure the Hair in the least ; remedies
the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for
life. C*pAY, BED, or BUSTY HAIR instantly turns a
vpleudid Black or Browu, leaving the Hair soft and bian
tifhl. Sold by ml Dnrggism, Ac.
fiST The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATOHN
LOB, cm the four sides of each boss. . .
FACTORY, No. 81 BARCLAY Street,
■(Late 233 Broadway and 18 Bond street),
my2B~ly Hew York.
Lyon’s Magnetio Inseot Powder,
Testod for ninoteeu years and growß io favor. It kills
and oxteminutes Boaohes, Bed Bugs, Ants, Fleas,
Moths in Cloth*, Furs, and . Furniture, Garden Insects,
&o. All genuine bears the signature of B Lyon, and
it not poisonous to persons or domestic animals. Be
ware of counterfoil and imitations. Y
Lyon’s Powder kilts all insects in a trice,
Lyon’s Pfils are death to rate and mice. I
Sold everywhere- > B. 8. T 3 ARNES, 'J
myß-stuthSm .202 Broadway, Now York, <
Card Printing, Best and Cheapest
in the Oily, at ill South FOURTH Street.
CARP PBIKTING, best and cheapest in tho City, at
111 South FOURTH Street.
[Chang* Salas, July 28.
Phils. Exchange.!
BOARD,
1000 Wi! B L0an....162
49 Bace&Vine 8.b5 11#
12009 Oity 6i......... 98
200 U BL3Q-T N hi. 103
2iQBae(iCauat scrip 32
20001? 75
100 Schyl Nav 6s’B2 69
68 Peons .b 6 47
75 Sami Canal «swn 4%
11000 P*Uoup&3.sswn 9*2#
50 SchN pfd..ss m 14%
BOARDS.
BOARD.
6000 iie’g 6a *44 aswnloo#
11 Penn* R 47
TlOOSmi&Erie 7a.. 95#
25 Catavma R.pfd 10#
200 Oity 6i....N0w. 100#
400 d 0..... New 100#
11000 Pam* 65,..,.*. 88
BOARDS.
iIOBS—DULL
I Bid.
Distend 16# 18#
Leh 01 & N.x*dv 48 48#
LeCl&NavScp, 23 30
N Penna 8# 9
N PaR 65...... 74# 75
N PaßlOs,..;. ,98 99
O&taw & OotL.;„\ 3# ..
C&t&wissa Prf.. 10# 11
Sec 6-Third St R... 04#
RaceA Vine-stß 11# 11#
W Phila ft 62
Spruce&Pine.v'l2- 12#
Gr&Ots R exdv 29
Arch Stexdiv. 23 24#
Thir & Fift’nth. 15 18
Sev & N’nth.... 6
Girard College.. 22 23
Tenth &' Elev’h .. 34
Philadelphia Markets.
July 28—Evening.
THE MHSEP MAKKEr.
THE HOG hI.IiI.KBT.
Harrisburg Live Stock Market,
Harrisburg, July 26,1852,
gCROEUIA AND SCROFULOUS DIS
BASKS.
SOBOifULA, in all Ha multiplied farms, whether in
that of KING’S EVIL, OF TRIG
GLANDS OR BONES, GOITRE, WRITE SWELL
INGS, CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, CANCER, DIS
EASES OF TBE SKIN OR SPINE, or of PULMO
NARY CONSUMPTION, emanates from one and the
same cause, which is apofsonoiwprincipltf Inherent in the
human eyßtem, Therefore, 1101688 this principle can be
destroyed, no radical cure can be effected; but if th B <
principle upon which the disease depends is ronmvedpa
cure must of necessity follow, po matter under what form
the disuse should manifest itself This,' therefore, is the
reason why Dr. JfAYNE’S ALTERATIVE is ho uni
versally successful in removing so many malignant d a
esses. It deßtroj a the virus or principle from which those
diseases hove their origin, by entering into the circula-
Bon, and with the blood, is conveyed to the minutest
fibres* removing every particle of disease from the system.'
Prepared only at 242 CHESTNUT Stteet. Jy29>2t
........ 99
ONJB-PrIOE (JXiOTEINtt, OF THE LATEST
Sttlsb, made in the Best Manner, expressly'for RE
TAIL BALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in
.Plain Figures. Ail Goods made to Order warranted
satisfactory. Oar ©sx-Paia* System Is* strictly ad
hered to. All are thereby treated alike.''
JONES A Oft., BO4.MABKET Street-
MARTNJE CNTELLI^JBjVCB
SEE FOURTH PAGE.
Ship Belle of the Ocean, Read, 38 day* from Liverpool,
with mdse to ,P,Wrigbt A Sous—towed up by rug Ame
rica. , Reports ship Sarannk, tor Liverpool, parsing ts
b<;« at 3PSI on Bonday. Brig Ellen P Stewart,.from N
Orleans, was off Bombay Hook, coming up; two iutnber-
Irhded brigs, one lijibt ba and » hark, from England,
with cent. wete off the Buov on the Middle. '
. Baik Joseph Fish, (Br) Bernard, 12'days from Oar*"
denap, with sugar, molasses, and : asphaltum to’S & W
Webb ■ - .
Schr .Harriet, Herrick, 6 days from Calais, with mdse
to J E Bezley it Co. ; ■
Schr Lath Rich, Lunt, 3 days from Harrison’s Laad
ir*g, with mdse to Curtis & Koigbt. •
Schr Epoch Moore, Gaudy, 5 days from Boston, with
ice to captain
Schr Delaware, Connor, 1 day from Smyrna,. Del, with
wheat to Jas BarraH & Son. : : .
Scbr Mantua, Maxon, 1 day from Freiericai Del, with
wheat toJas Barrett & Son.
Scbr Sarah Sophia. .Tome, 1 day from Port Deposit,
Md. with corn to Jas L Bewley & Co.
Schr Andrew Maiifibip, Collins, 1 day from Little
Creek Landing,.Del, w r ith pra’n to j L Bewlny & do.
Schr Jas L Beveiin, BonsaH, 1 day from Dover, Del.
wbb corn toJaa Barratt & Sou. ' ;
Schr Bailie VeHZie, Blecksoa, ! day from Magnolia,
Del, with corn to Jarßafratt & Son.
Schr J H llltoh, Jester, from Obincofpague. Reports:
Tbmeday last, at noon, ahincateague bearing E SE flve
miles distant, saw brig Edward Barron, before reported
abandoned, in tow of four small fishing schooners, mak
ing for the Breakwater; the home on deck hart b*en con*
fiimted by fire, and the spars, with sails attached, were
atenjside; the bull w&8 apparently in hood cooditioD
Hero, Wilfbn, 8 hours from Lodge Light,
having towed thereto, schr Island Belle, tor N Orleans.
At 10 on Sunday, below Bombay Hook, passed an
unknown ship and two barks, bound up.
CLEARED,
Brig Calmuck, Johnson. Boston, J E Bazley & Co.
Scbr, Albert Treat Bowdoin, Portland, . do
Schr Target Scott, Montevideo, Rutter & Patteson. v
Scbr Easier, Wible, Harrison’s Landing, B E Parker.
Schr Enoch Moore, Gaudy, Boston, L Andeuried .fe Go
Schr Rotary, Williams, Harrison’s Bar, V»,U 3 Quar
termaster. ■
Bfcr J S Shriver, Dade, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
The brig Rebecca Sheppard, Oapt Somers, which was
cleared on Saturday for Belfast, Ireland, t>y M«>Brs Peter
Wright & Sons, took the following cargo: 900 bbla flour.
100 tes beef, 25bbls pork, 48 firkins butter, BoQ3 bushels
wheat, and 6559 do corn. *
BYTKIiKOXAVa.
. (Correspondence oi the Philadelphia Exchange.)
, LEWES, Del, July 28.
Tbo brig Blackfish, from Sierra Uorena, and adeeplr
laden bark. Dame unknown, pasted in this afternoon.
Winn southwest.
Yours, &o. JOHN P. MARSHALL.
Steamship Etna, filierhonse,'from Liverpool, at New
Yojk yesterday. ;
Ship Crest of the Wave, Prince, cleared at Now York
yesitiday for Valparaiso. •
Brig Westover, hence, was telegraphed below Boston
27th inet.
Schr L S Levering, Coreon, hence, arrived at Boston
'27thimt. " t ..
Schr M Wrighti dgton, Baxter, cleared at Boston 26th
test for Philadelphia. •
Scbr.Albert field, Phillips, hence, arrived at Taunton
25tb Inst. *
Scl r Mary Ellen, Case, hence, arrived at Nantucket
16th iiet. . , - . - *
hr Fly, Che- soman, sailed from Nantuckot 19th inet.
for Philadelphia, : -
• Schr Ada Fraucee, Coombs, sailed from Plymouth 20th
test for Philadelphia.
Schr Allan Downing, Rice, sailed from Nantucket 20th
inst. tor Philadelphia
Scbr Bebtcca, McKee, hence, arrived at New York
j ester day. :
Steamers Mars, Nichols, Comet, Jones, and Georg©
Knight, Welsh, hence, at Now York yesterday.'
. ROSS—-LEWIS.—On the 24th iost., by the Bov. Mr
Set rill, at the residence of the bride a mother, in Brook
field, Massachusetts, Mr. Christian K. Ross, uf PhiU-
Celpbia. to Mies Annie Lewis, of the former pla:e.
EAhQUHAR— ; BLAOK.—-On the 10th of April, 1832,
by Rev. J. C. Olay, George W. Farqubar, to Camilla
Femndo, daughter of JohnL. Black, all of this city *
PITMAN.—At Taylor*vi!(e, on firßt day merning,
27th inet., Matilda Pitman, in the 81st year of her
Age. • •.••.*-•. ' ' ' -■
r. WE ST.—On the 28th inst., Mr. Wdtiam M. We it, in
the 26th year of bis age. ,
' Bis male friends, and those of the family, are invited
to attend the funeral, fr*vn the residence.of hia faSaer-tQ-
Isw, Mr. JiSiphl&mvey, No. 2109-Green street, on
Thureday motni»g, the 31st inat., at 9 o’clock. :
FKOi>T.—On the 22d test., Mn&il*f Frost,--Sr. : -'-
Funeral from his late residence, No. 143 North Seventh
-afreet, below Race, on Wednesday afternoon, 89th iust,,
at 3 o’clock. ' ## *
-BaBB —On the27th insfc, Mrs. Mary Barr, wife of
Michael K. Barr, aged 24 years. : .
.PuceraVfrom the residence of her husband, in
reavey street, between Eleventh and Twelfth, abave Oar
pei*ter street, on Wednesday mornibg, at half past eight •
o’clock. ##
LANGER.—On the 25th inst., Mr. Joseph S. Laager,
in the 52d year of his uge.f
; Funeral from the reeidence. of hia Bon-in-law,, Mr.
Abram Aiburger, Jr., S. E; comer Bacond : anl Thomp
son sfieets, on Wednesday afiernoon. at 1 o’cljck. ##
BOYER—On Sunday, 27th Willie, iutont son;of
Samuel D. and Judith Royer, aged 11 months and 2
deya. ..
* oners! from the residence parents, 1318 Melon
street, on ti-is (Tuesday) atVemodnj at 4 o’clock. *
DOAE —On the 27th test., Hester Doak, la the 81st
year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her son-in-law, Edward
Schreiner, Ho. 3i9 North Eleventh street, on this (Tues
day ) aiternoon, at 3 o’clock. * .
BB EWELL,—On the 26th inst, at Bellevue Hospital,
New York, tf wounds received before Siohmoud, Lieut.
l>o Benneville B. fihewell, of Co N, Baxter’s Fire
Zouaves, 72d P. V., son of Livingston and Martha
Sh*-well, in ihe 24th year of bis age.
Funeral from the; residence ,of his parents, % No. 648
North Tbiiteenih street, on this (Tuesday) morning,’ *t
9 o’clock.
JS3CFABLAN —On the 261 h ioat, John McFartau,
ngod a 7 years, late bookseller, No.' 33 south Sixth street.
The friends and relatives are reapectftiHy invited to at
toLd the luueral, from the office oi 8. Gartlaad, No. 85
Bomh I htmenth itreet, on this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 4
o’clock, to proceed to Philanthropic Cemetery, without
fouler notice. [New York and Boston papers please
copy,] ■
BARKLEY.—Suddenly, on the morning of the 27th
inst, Mis. E. F»ron Markley, wife of Edward C. Mark
ley. Sr. - *
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attei-d tbe funeral, on Wednesday afternoon,
at 4 o’clock, from the residence of her husband. No. 21
south Sixteenth street. Joteiment at Laurel Hill **
EVAN 6 — On Sunday morning, 27th lose,, Mary H.,
eldestdauihterof Josephß. Evans.
The friends of tbe family are invited to attend the
funeral, from,the residence of her father, on this (Tues
day} afternoon, at 4 o’clock. «" *
OURJSING STOKE—BESSON &
XTJ. SON, No. 918 OHESTNUT Struct.
Bluck MousseUne do Laiues, double widths. -
Black Tsmiaes.
Black Summer Bombaziues.
Black English Bombazine*.
Black Alpacas, Dombazioe finish.
Black Gros Grain and Poult de Sole Silks.
Black Crape Mare& and Bareges. •
Black Parepe Hornani.
Blade 3dk Grenadines.
; Black and White Lawns, Ginghams. Ac. jy23
OUR COTJKTRY! TO ARMS! !-THE
ukj? »: COMMITTEE appointed to rece ve Bnbscriptions
in aid of tbo CITIZENS’ BOUNTY FUND, for pro
viding tbe proportion' of Philadelphia’* quota of man to
increase.the Army of tbe Republic, sit dailv at
INBEPBNDENOB ifALL^
From 10 ; A. M. to 2 P M.
By order of the Committee;
jy 29 tBl TBOMAB WEBSTEB, Clnlrmsu.
rrs=“ POST OFFICE NOTICE.—A MAIL
UsJ FOB PORT ROYAL, S. C., to be despatch d
p»i Uuited fctates steam frigate WAB A»S, will be.c'osea
atthisOiliceonTEUltSDAY.JulySLatSo’Glook P, M.
j>29 t.utb2t i- O. A. WALBO Rtf - Postmaster.; *
THE UNDERSIGNED COMHITXEE,
Ix 3 ' appointed to fioJicit from Banks aiid Savings
luaiilutions SUBSCRIPTIONS IN AID OF THE EN
LISTMENT of the quota ot forces called for from Phila
delphia, beg to lay. this application before you, and to
solicit your action on it at the earliest moment, whoa
they will cell lor your conclusion; or, a transmission
of your contribution to either of the committee will be
duly acknowledged. Very rospectfully.
ADOLPH E- BOBIE,
>' 1&3 Dock street.
GEO. H. BTUART, -
13; Bank street.
B.W. DE CGUR3EY,
631 Chestnut street.
Philadelphia, July 25, 3862.jy26-tf
GERMANTOWN.—THE MEMBERS
.IkS- of RELIANCE COUNCIL,No; U. AvM ,
ar« hereby notified that on and after WEDNESDAY
BVHNIFG, July 30:h, our meetings wit! be held in the
SONS OF TEMPERANCE HALL, MILL Street.
Adoption of reueseii By-lawß, and other important busi
ness may be expected. " ' ; ,
jy2B-2t* W.U. BUTCHER, B. S.
rf?*' R6IUIE 18 HEREBY GIVEN,
LK_5 that an application will be made, to the Lejgiala
it*re of Pennsylvania, at their next for a renewal
of the Charter of the - BASK OF THE NORTH Hi RN
LIBERTIES. The said Bank being located in the city
of Philadelphia, with an authorized capital of five hun
dred thousand dollars.
By order of the Board.
■ . W'. GUMMERE, CaHhior.
Philadelphia, June 23,1862 : je24 tu6ca
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
O. “THE COMMERCIAL BASK OF PBNN
bYANIA” intend to apply to the Legislature of Penn
sylvania, s', their next session, for a renewal of their
charter. Said Bank is located in the city of Philadel
phia, with an authorized capital rtf one million of dol
lars; a renewal of which will bo asked for, with the
usual banking privileges. .. .....
By or der of the Board.
jaSS-tnem
REGULATIONS FOR THE ADHIS
LLS SION OF VOLUNTEER LINE OFFICERS
AiN THE USITED STATES NAVY..
Acting Lieutenants must have served at least, six
months in tbe United Mates' Navy as Acting Master or
A eting Ensign, and. been mentioned in official despatches
for bUhly ireaitoridus conduct io ba'tlo. V; '
• Acting Masters must have served at least three mouths
as Acting Ensign .or Acting . Master's Mato, and been
Javorably recommended by their immediate commanding
olHcor. which.reccmniendatlon must by tbo
Flag Offict'r’oMhe whibli 'they are serving.'
Ensigns must be between the ages of twenty
five Bi'd thirty- five*, snd have seea at leost twaive years’
sea service before tbe inasty or as an officer. Those'who
> &vb per Ted as chief-mates ,ot merchant; vessels are iu
'vJted to apply forthe position of Buaitja
Acting Master's Males sbonld be ; between.the ages ef
twenty and thirty, and have been at sea, before the mast,
or as an officer, five ye-aia. ‘ X . • ; ; : .*
Before entering the Navr» Acting Ensigns and Acftng .
Master’s Mates «ill be r< quited to farnUU to-the Navy ;
Urpartment proof of;<tbeir age, sea service, sobriety, and
j pit knowledge, ‘'Letters of recommendation
tlK.ttld tome frem Captains with whom they Uvve sailed,
owneis tor whom U>ty have sailed, and insurance alficers
with their, prbfetetou&l character and sobriety.
'fhe pay of.volumeor ofilcers of the Hue at ssu since
July 16,1802, is os foUowH: ■ . v “
Acting liou’ojianteSl.B7sper y^aranil ooo'rfition
, ■<*'• Masters..'T....... l;5CO -:“•«* * ■ h u" ’
Ensigns.... 1,200 “ «
** Master’s Mates... 480 « u
jj 26-6 t
THE PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA. TUESDAY, JULY 29, 1862.
ARRIVED.
SAILED
MEMORANDA.
MARRIED.
DIED.
S. O. PALMER,
Cashier.
[Y-s=* °UR COUNTRY*. TO ARMS!—PA-
Lior TBIO CIO OitizeDS who desire to subscribe to the
C'^tTZKl^S , BOUNTY FUND, to aid the recruttiag of
Ihe Philadelphia quota of the President’s call for three
hundred thousand men, informed that
the Committee will sit daily to receive subscriptions from
ten A M to fcuo P. M, at INDEPENDENCE HALL.
FubfCripiiouß may likewise be seat to either of the un
dersigned: • ‘ .
ALEXANDER HENRY, Mayor I*Office. 1 *Office.
CHARLES GIBBON 3, Secretary, 252 South Third
streit ■ - ..... .. .
CHARLES B.' FREEMAN, Secretary, 601 Samotn
street.
JaMES McCLINTOCK, City Treasurer, Girard
Bank.-' :
BENBY D. MOORE, State Treasurer, 664 North
Eleventh eifeet. ;
SINGLETON A. MEROBR, Treasurer of Fund,
Far mers’ and Mechanics’ Bank. .
THOMAS WEBSTER, 14 North Delaware avenue,
WILLIAM W*LSH,2tB South Delaware avenue.
JvßO?S'SKOWDEN,' lndependence Ball. 1
ADOLPH E.. BORIE, 15S DocMfcreet.
S. W 'KE OOURBEY, 681 Obestaut street.
GEORGE H STUART, 13 Rank street.
Ml OH AEL Y. BAKER, Independence ITaU. :
GEORGE. WHlTNEY,'officeofA..Whitney & SOPH.
-RKTIA BD <1 DALE, 621 Market street.
LORIN BLODGHST; Board of Trade'Sooins.
JOHN E^'aDDIOKS, Udependeace Hall.
JOHN I).' WATSON, office of North American,
JAMES MILLIEEN, 410 Walnut street.
Ward committees will be appointed to procure sub*
fcHpfiooß in *>v*ry ward in the city, due nolico of which
will shorily appear.
All snlecrlpiionsi will be : acknowledged daily in the
pflpejp, m>lose otfunrwto requested. - :
By oider of the Committee,
jyS9 THOMAS WEBSTER, Chairman,
: GRAY RESERVES A MEETING
U—s of the cdiicera ar-rt mnmhers of the FIRST RSGI
ftliiNT GRAY RESKBYGB, and all others disposed to
aid in organising a regiment for active service, under the
auspices cffiuid regiment. to he commanded by Colonel
P. 0. IvLLMaKER, will be Reid atSANSOM STREET
BALL, .00 'IUES&AY {thtß} EVESIISG. at 8 o’clock.
All persons aro invited to participate who feel ioteroac
ed iu the welfare of out country at this important minis.
Means as weH as.roen will be required.' If tho former
s be-promptly furnished, art efScient organization can ho
ready tor the field { n a short time. .
- 0. FRED. HAP.FELD, Captain On: B.
iJ. RO*S CLARK. Captatu 00. D.
;• J LAUDENSLAGER, Captain Co. E.
VW,. W, W iGNBR, treat Commaaliog Oo.F,
GEO. W. WOOD. Captain Co. G.
F. P NICHOLSON, Captain 00. H.
G. BRIGGS, Ouptain Or>. I.
OBAK P,'WABMT-r; Captain Oo K.
BESRY P; lst Lieut. Co. G.
E. A,. ADAMS. 2d Lient. Co. I.
8. B. CAMPION, 3d Lieut. Co. K.
13. D. WELbH, 2d Lieut. Co, K, .
GEO. W. MCA RTIN. 2d Lieut. 00. G.
= J. DRUM: MERGER, Lieut: Co. F.
JOS. A SPEEL, Lieut 'Co. I.
Samuel J Beeves,. . Sainusl W. Ayros, •
Isaac Hazlehurst, John D Watson, ■
Geo; Warding, . Loxin Blodget,
R P. Bing. H.M.-Watts,
' Thomas tVhhßicr,- Geo. Whitney,
M. JV Croll & 00., Oh. Gibbons,
.Wm Barrington, _ Geo. W/McMahon,
pavtd Yaw»t & ,T o., Frs. JBlackhurne*
Biegi l, Wieat. <fc Erwin, Geo. W. Co Had ay,
Nickerson, Mostly, & Been- A. C. Mlchener,
ken, ; . Wm, F, Scheiole, ■
Cooper, Parham/& Work, John E/Addicks,
id. M. Mar pie, AUm. Baker,
M- R. Harris, - * Jareph Perot, ,
hhiosa & Brother, Geo. T. Thorn,
Sower. Barnes. & Co, Michael V. Baker,
Thus, MellorA 00., Tbos. J. Garble, Ist sergeant
Ludwig.;Koeedler, & 00.,. Company K,
K.’ J Mugiimes,' Alfred P Bennett,
Gans. LeKerman, & Co., Jas. G. H«rdie,
Wra/.N. SUoffner, Snyder, Grubb, & Co.,
Btnj Malone, Geo. Gordon.
S. E. Malone, Oatherwooi: & Winebren-
Adam Siter, net,
R. C. Frempt, Chambers & Cattail,
Eium Wenger, Wm, Y. Lippincott,
W. O. B. Merrill, Joseph Lea,
.TbosrG. Wright, James, K>ht, Santee, & Co.,
Tbos. Allman, . ; Richard M, Le»,
Wallace & Browno, Wm. 0. Shinn, .
Wm. H. Jftm*s, . N. H. Graham fe 00.,
Landis & storer, : BroamellA Kennedy,
J. M. Smith & Co., Boldin & Peuroaa,
A. F. Hetidcraon, Traoer & Mercer,
Nelson Gavifc, Alex. Wray & 00.,
Stcrijfer, A;Dish, V. Gilpin,
Kel. Dnnwoodr, Whitney & Rowe.
J. Donwcody.
BAIVK OF NORTH AMERICA.
IkJr' . Philadelphia. July 28,1862. ‘
; At ameeiirg cf Directors, thirdly, tbe following pre
amh!* ar.d resolutions were adopted tmaoiff nu3l? :
Whereas,, This Bank l7Bl, to aid ihe
Colonies in their ttiuggle for Independence;
whereas, It baa ever since prospered under the
■.GbvmmHnt it assisted in creating j
And whereas. (In cervine ont thei policy of. making
conttibufions to such dejects only as are within ite le
gitimate sphere), the stability of the Government i* moat
easeutial to tbe interest of . tbe Stockholders: it is, there
fore, /" .
Resolved, That the sum of (Ss,ooo),five thousand dol
lars he contributed by tbt Bank, and disposed of in such
manner as: tbe President may deem most expedient, to
assist tbe Government In maintaining *fc* integrity.
THOMaS B.Jlta, President.
Firm tVemirnitpg,
J. Gflahier.
rr?* - THE UNITED STATES SANITARY
\XJ COM MISSION-PHILADELPHIA , AGENCY,
jni 1235 OBESTNTJT STB SET—The following recom
mentation, by rhe President of tbe United States, suffi-
J cientiy aotbenricaies tbe ComraissionTo the public:
“ The Sanitary Commianou ;ie doing a ; work of great
humanity at d direct practical value to the nation la this
time.of ite trial. Itis entitled to the eratitude and cond
deioce of tbe people, and I trust it will he generously sup
ported. There la no agency through which voluntary
offerings of. patriotism can be more eff<cttvdlv made.
“ABRAHAM LINCOLN.”
The undersigned will receive, and forward to places
where they may be most needed, all contributions for the
sick and wounded. W. PIATT, Jr.,
jy23-6t Superintendent.'
fr?> FOR RECEIVER OF TAXES,
LL£ JAMES ..» .. - ••••■■:
Of ‘fcond ward, subject to nomination of People’s Con
vention. , jyg-lm*
ry~s=" OUR COUNTRY ! TO ARMS !—PA-
U 3 TRIOTIO CITIZENS who desire to subscribe
ro the Citizens’ Bounty Fund, to aid in recruiting of the
PhilHdelphirt .quota of the -President**,. eaUr-for “three
hui dred tbomano men, are idformed that
the Committee will sit daily to receive subscriptions from
10 A. M. to 2P. M.Vat Independence Hail. ”
Subscriptions may likewise be' sent to either of the
undersigned: -
Alexander Henry, Mayor's office. ‘
Chas. Gibbons, seeietaiy, 252 South Third street. . . ■.
. Chae.’p.Fteemsii, secretary, 601 Sanaoroslrflet.
Ja*. Mcflintockj City Treasurer, Girard Bank.
Derry B. Moore, State Treasurer, 664 North Eleventh
street. •
Singleton A. Mercer, Treasurer of Fund,Farmers’ and
Mechanics’ Bank
Thomas Webpier. 24 Norlh Pelawaro avenue.
Wm Welsh, 218 South Delaware ave Hue.
J. Boie Snowden, Tridependencß Hall.
Adolph E. Borin, 153 Dock street.
S. W DpCcnrßey, 631 Obestnut street,
George H- Stuart, 13 Bank street.
Michael V. Btfker Independence Hall..
George Whitney, office of A. Whitney & Sons.
Daniel Haddock, Jr., 43S Market street.
Lorin Blodget, Board of v Tmde rooms.
John E A<Micka, lutlopentlence Rail.
John D, Watson, office North American.
James Miliiken. 410 Walnut slreet. '*
. A committee of three was appointed to apply to insu
rance, railroad, and other companies, composed of Mr.
Wm. Welsh, as chairman.
% And a committee of throe, Messrs. J..E. Addicks, J.
Ross Snowden, and Michael- Oi Baker, to receive sub
scriptions at Independence Hall. "
Wa»d committees will-be appointee!to pro'cure sub
scriptions in every ward in the city, duo notice of which
will appear m the papers of Monday.
AH Bubeeiiptinne will- be acknowledged daily in the
paperf. uriWebiberwtee requested. ■
By order of the committee. i
jyS6.tr TBOMAS.WBBSTEB, Chairman.
NOTICE—THE SUBSCRIBERS TO
U <3 TBE CITIZENS’ BOUNTY FUND, to aid Be
ermting, are, hereby notified that the Treasurer of-the
Fond, SINGLETON A. MERGER, Esi., iviU receive
.the amounts of their subscriptions, daily, at the Farm
ers’ and Mechanics’ Bank,aodfumi-h-them, with printed
leci ipts for tbe sameortheir Bubscriptious may bs paid
to theniemberoftbeCoiomitteeto%Yhsm they subscribed,
the Treasurer’s receipt will be sent to the donor.
~ B* order ot the Committee.-
j 26-tf 4B WEBSTER. Chairman.
MILITARY NOTICES
S COL. KEENAN’S 116th, EEOI-
Ml, H T AHEAD OI 1 ANY TWO OK ALL
OTHERS, and bavA tbe foil Equipments for 1.(00
.... - Men ready, a beautiful Camp 'established. &o- Men
Joining this Utoghnent will be sure to . be In the field
moo the before any other Regiment from the old Keystone
State.- Headquarters, 624 MARKET street. “Damp
Emmett ’’ Joi-es’ Wt-rdc, Tpehtv-fonrth wardr Jv2s*tf
DRUGS AND CHE MIC ALS.
Robert Shoemaker
& CO.,
Northeast Corner FOURTH and RACK Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
WHOLESALE DBUGGI3TS,
TMI'OBTEBS AND DEALERS
'V. IN :
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WINDOW" AND PLATE GLASS,
MANUFACTURERS op
WHITE LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS, PUTTY, &c.
AGENTS. FOR THE CEI.BJI RATED • .
FRENCH ZtNC PAINTS.
Dealers and consumers tup ?lied at
VERY LOW PRICES FOR CASH.
, mb29-tp*-l .
TEWS and bbaoe de-
PARTM.ENT
0. H. NEEDLES.
Corner TWELFTH and RACE Streets, Philadelphia.
Hernial Trusses and mechanical appliances correctly
adjusted by
C; H. NEEDLE 3.
Fine French and approvrd American, adapted to every
form of rupture, In adults* aod children, English and
American Supporters and Belts, Shoulder Braoes, Sos
peueoriep, Elastic Stockings, and ’ Syringes iu great va
riety. Ladies’ Department. TWELF CH Street, first
door below Race. Conducted by competent ladies.
j}2B-3m if
IJI H E
“EXCELSIOR” HAMS
ABE THE BE:T IN THE WORLD.
J. H. MTCHENEB, & CO ,
GENERAL EBOVISION DEALEBS,
And curers of the celebrated ; .... . r
“EXCELSIOR”
SUGAR-CUBED HAMS,
Nos. 142 and 144 North FRONT Street,
Between Arctiand Base streets, Philadelphia.
The justly*colobrated “EXCELSIOR’? ,KAM3 are
cured by;J. H. M. & Co., (in a'stfle peculiar to ihem
selve-B,) expressly for FAMILY USE. j-are of delicious,
flavor; free from tbo nnplessant taste of r Balt,
pronounced by epicures superior-'to any now offered for>
sale. ’ * ' jy2J*lm.
■VTOTICE IS HEBEBY OIV'EN—;
Vla ns /and S peciflcatidnn, f or-Ta.* BCS,C &5t-
BOUBB wiilbertcDived by the iuiclersigne'O, at the of
• fire of the Board ,o"f‘Controllers, ’• Sont\y>ftBt corner of
rt-IXTH ohd ADBL'PHf Struuta, until TRUBSDAY, th&
81»tInst.,-at 12 ---,■■■■• ■■■:<■■
The School.Houpe\o.be!exectod ou-a lot- of grohnd
situated on the'*' l Sonthwestwardly aide of fjuuJiugdon ,
. Fire* t :ai>d SonthesAtwardly.' sidayo6-Brown
tihe Njneteenth ward—loo feet fount by. Sfttoat in depths
Tbe buildliig to be two 'toviesin height, and to be
' car able of sccommodating 500 ouj^b } a«d nokto cest over
seven thousand
By order ot Commitie on P-roporty-' v ‘ . r
... . , i CAMPBELL,
i)26.3t, Secretary ei Oontmlier. of Public 8 bools.
; : A;;
AtU great suoeesp, and a permanent qno, being barel
upon real merit, naturalness, features well delineated,
eolormc froffb, warm, and imoressivov BFIOQNO Street,
above Gre<rs, . ‘ ' v " *•• *»■•*
FINANCIAL.
v.s..
r' i= ' FIVJE■’■TWENTIES;'
: '■ 08,
20-TEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS,
PAYABLE AT TEE OPTION OF THE GOVERN
MENT AFTER FIVE TEARS.
1 am instructed by the SECRET ART OF THE
TREASURY to receive subscriptions for the above
LOAN AT PAR,
THE INTEREST TO COMMENCE FROM DATE
OF DEPOSIT,
Thus avoiding the difflonity heretofore experienced by
requiring paym-nt in GOLD of the interost from May
lari. •. ‘
A foil BUpply of these Bonds always on hand.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, :
134 SOUTH THIRD ST.
j)29.tf .
sk:Ann $4,000, 53,000, 52 000, and
.W)l/vvj'several other stuns, to invest on first
mortgage, r Apply to - i
- AIiCfiED FlTtilSß* Conveyancer, - ■
:j?24-6t* ; , • : 51 North SIXTH Street.
CO.jKAA —THIS AMOUNT WANT
iP&jtLJUV* ED upon Mortgage, first-claea Farm
near the city. Apply to ’. E PE TTIT,
j?l2 No. SOS WALNUT Street
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
NOTICE.—We.. will sell, by
JL pieco, foT one week longer, onr stock of MUS-
LlN;ti*t thu old price 8 *.
Wewill ©pent THIS MOBNING, 25 hales Unbleached
Mmfin, of all widths and prices.
Albo, 25 cases. bleached, from 6>fc. to 26c. per yard.
These goods were mostly brought last month, when low
est, and will be sold for one week at great bargains. .No
abatunVnt to storekeepers by the bale, as they are much
below wholesale prices.'
Sheelin'gs, of all widths, for hospital .aids, &c, at cost.
"We will sell doublfc-damash TABLE LINEN at the
old price. Low-price Furniture PrinftA for Comforta
bles. B. D. A W. H. PENNELL,
jj 25 -6t No. 1021 MARKET Street.
QUMMER STOCK.
O During July and*August we will sell Summer Drets
Goods, .'such as Lawos, Organdies, Bareges, and their
fabricß, at very low prices t > char the stock.
Tee assortment are still fair, and the goods of this
season’s purchase.
SH ,RPHtSB BROTHKBB,
CHESTNUT and EIGHTH ->ireets.
T AWNS.
A-i Fine stock of 12jjf and 15 cent Lawns.
Organdies at 14. 15*19, and 25 cents.
Cheap lots of Bareges and thin dress stuff's.
■ 6# ..8,10, and cent dress goods in profusion.
Black Bareges and Tamartines
Extra Quality Black Alpacas 31 cents.
Fine Black Alpacas for Gents’ Coats.
; . LINEN OOODS.
Table Damasks, first rate Quality, at 50 cents.
Bargains in dinner Napkins.
Low-priced and fine Towels.
Bargains in 4>4 heavy Linens.
Bargains in 4-4 flue Linens. -
CLOSING OUT SUiES.
Boys’Summer Clothing.
Ohecks, Stripes, &c..’&«.
Ladies 5 aacQuee, Cloaks, aod Mantlea.
Lace. Mantles at nominal prices.
Hoop Skirts, best Quality, at old prices.
COOPER A CONAED,
Jyl7-tf 8. E. corner NINTH and MARKET Streets-.
Bargains ! bargains <
Table Linens, nearly two yards wide, at 62^0.
One cape of Linens (short pieces) very cheap.
: Lawns closing out cheap.
Bareges reduced in price. :
Calicoes at old prices.
Muslins at tbe lowea; market price.
Mozambiques at. low prices.
Linen Cambric Hdkfe. atlO and 12 #c.
Plaid and Plain Swiaa Mnslin—cheap
At JOHN £t. STOKES’,
702 ABOH Street
N. B.—-Don’t forget' 702, the place to buy Jackson’s
celebrated Lead Pencils. jy!7
ivu :o h. is;a ttf vt ; strft a t
K. M. NEEDLES
. Invites the special attentioa.of Ladies whe in
tend spendiog the summer out of town to a vory
large assortment of MADE-UP GOODS just re
ceived,: in ' ‘
SLEEVES. SETS, HANDKEBOHIBFS,
■' <£c., in every variety of material.
Also; a large assortment of MUSLINS, suitable
for GARIBALDIS, &c., togeiher:with every va
riety of WHITE GOODS, LINEN3,-LACKS,
EMBROIDERIES, HANDXEKCH’FS, VEILS,
&c '' .
Junt opened per latest arrivals from Europe
an invoice of very beautiful and entirely new
styiea
PUFFED FRENCH CAMBRIC, for
GARIBALDI’S, MODE GRENADINE YETLB,
and SWISS COLLARETTE RUFFLING for
trimming thin Dreseeß, et&--a new and. very de
sirable article. Also, an Invoice of
PURE WHITE FRENOH PLAID
OBGANDIES. jyl
10 2 4 OHE S T NiU T BTB E E T
TAS. R.CAMPBELL*Go.,
tl 727 CHESTNUT STREET,
OMBB AT
WHOLESALE AND EIETAHi,
Very choice Goods of recent importation.
Black Eilfc Checked Grenadine, extraqaallty.
Fonlard filke, elegant styles and fine Quality.
Black Silks,beat brands.
Broche Barege, Hemanis and filozambfanos.
8-4 Pariß Fil d*OheTre,
Foil d’Cbevre, all wool filling.
Grenadine Veils, in mode and other Bhactefl.
VfHITB GOODS AND BINBNS
In great variety, at extremely low prices. Je6-if
TVTIfiW J£MEROII>ERIEB, WHITE
Xv GOODS, So.—-dost opened, a general assortment
of desirable Trench and Scotch Needle-worked Sands,
SdgiDga, Ineertmgs, Handkerchiefs, Collars, Sioovoa, etc.,
at very low prices.
ALSO,
A foil line of all descriptions of White Goods for ladies’
.wear, of the most approved makee.
BBBPPABD, VAN HABIiINGBN, & ABRISON,
je4 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
Q.OOD BLACK DRESS SILKS.
Heavy.corded Dress Silks.
Gloßsy.Black Dress Silks. >■
Widows* SiLks> without gloss.
EYETS & LODEI/L,
FOURTH and A.ROH.
COMWISSIOfi . HOUSES.
gBiOWN. DRILLS,
OF ■■ i .
STANDARD QUALITY,
FOB SAlili BT
WELLIN G-*COF FIN, & GO.
jylS-shraßt 3SO CHESTNUT STBEKT.
CO.’S
4-4, 7-8, AND 29-INCH FINE
BLEACHED SHIRTINGS,
SILESIA S, NANKEENS,
PAPER MUSLINS, and
COLT CAMBRICS.
' FOB SMB BY ■ : v' ;r '_
COFFIN & CO.,
. SBIiUNO AGBKT3,
3SO CBE3TSUT Sircot.
jylO- stutbOt
JgED-QUILTS, SUITABLE FOB
HOSPITAL PURPOSES.
8,800 10-4 WHITE AND BLUE AND WHITE AND
SLATE.
ALSO, 8-4 and 6-4 INDIGO BLUE FLANNELS.
For sale by
. FROTHINGHAiI & WELLS,
jylB* 2m 'B4 N. FRONT and 36 LETITIA STREET.
gHIPLEY, HAZARD, &
HUTCHINSON,
No. 119 CHESTNUT STREET,
COMMISSION MBROHANTS
m>* m.Biii o*
PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS.
mils-6m
MILITARY GOODS.
Tent buttons and slips, u. s.
Falterni-manufactuyedandfor sale by J. P. REED,
southoMt:comer THIRTEENTH and NOBLE Streets,
Philadelphia., .. • / .. jy9-lm* .
©Baris’ Fo»«isHiN«eooDs.
TDINE SHIBT MANUFACTORY.
JJ The sibscriber Wold invite attention to his
i IMPROVED OCT OF SHIRTS,
Which he raakee a speciality in hia btiataeea. Alan, con*
ataitly receiving
’ NOVELTIES FOR GENTLEMEN’S WEAR
J. W. SGOTT,
GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING 1 fTOBE,
-flfr; 8U CBESTNUT STREET,
s*B fcf • Four doonsbelow the- Continental.
LOOKING GLASSES.
JAMES 8. EARLE & BON,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
-*- Of” • «
LOQ«ING;GL asbeta.
■ oil paintings;' • -
i .FINE ■
■'PICTURE AND PORTRAIT FIiAMES,
■-PHOTOGRAPH'FRAMES, '
[PHOTOGRAPH AiRUMS,.
OABTES’iDK-YISITE, PORTRAITS.'.' ' ,
j 'Rf * s’ - i i J
EASE’S- .
816 gCUCSTNUT STREET,
w* rsibipsiysu.
NEW VVBJUC'ATIONS.
MUSIC BOOK.
, OHTJBOH OHOIBB, and ail others wishing for a NSW
firbt-olasb Book of CHURCH MUSIC aro invited to
examine
THE TABERNACLE,
A new Book of Hymn Tunes, Ghauts, Anthems, etc.,
[By B. F. BAKE# and W. 0. PERKINS.
BrieeSSper dozen.|
The Publishers, in offerl ig this new work, beg leave to
say that it h&B enlisted the best efforts of its able and ex
perienced authors, arid will be found most admirably
adapted to tbe wants of Choristers and Choirs in churches
of every denomination-
Send to the publishers for a circular description
°f the work A sample copy forwarded; post paid, for
One Dollar.
* TICKNOR & FIELDS,
No. 135 WASHINGTON Btroot, Boston, Utm,
and J, B. LIPFINdOTT * 00.. Philadelphia,
jy29-ltn&W, ; . . -
THE NEW SPORTING WORK.
SECOND EDITION JUST BEADY.
GAME EISH OE THE NORTH.
One elegant volume, illustrated; price 25.
A capital new and: improved band- book for the sports
man.- With the Jateejjttoramtiou on fish, tickle, camping
out, wovleionp, nte, drees, expenses,? rough
ing it in the wooddvttotic, and the - places to find them ;
tbe best: salmon grounds, and bow to get th«re ; .adven
tures mthe’foreste; saltwater ft&hmg, and how to do it
well—altogether awitty and entertaining bjok for every
sportsman, and for those who enjoy reading upon such
subjects.
The first edition of this seasonable work was swept off.
within ‘the week of itß publication, add a second Is just
ready. It hasbeen praised by every one. '
The, Boston 2Ywe Flag, says: “ Tbe stylo is as chatty
and genial as was ever old IssakWalton's, and you will
see wbafc a pleasant companion the book is for a summer
tour.” ...
The New .York Commercial Advertiser Bays: 'iWe
can commend the book strongly lor the variety and
uiility of 110 information.”
The Philadelphia City /tew says : « Certainly the
ablest, most .useful and entertaining work on the subject
publiflhed. ,^
Sold by all booksellers, and. sent by mail fne, on
receipt of price, $1.25, by
OABBETON, Publisher,
413 BROADWAY. New York.
.j,26-BtnSth3t
MAJO E WINTHROFS new
BOOK,—Edwin Brolhortoft. By Major Win
tbrop. 12mo. $l. - r
Uncle Jab* Or,\‘The Hietory of a Man whose Boy
hood, was Spent in the School of Adversity. : Illustrated.
ISmo. 45 cents;
BoseDatiing; Or, The Path of Truth. 80 cents.
Tony Starr’s Legacy. By tho AmhorofWin and
West.” 75 cents "
The Boy Friend: Or, AU Can Help.” By Aunt
Friendly. 30 cents.
Harry's Mistakes and Wtiere They Led Him. 80
cents."'.
Plain 'Words to Young Men. By Rev. J. B. Bipley.
25 cents. For sale by
. WILLIAM B. & ALFRED MABTTEN,
i. jj>23 606 CHESTNUT Street.
LIBRARY.
WBROTHE RUE AD’S OIR OU
. BATING MBBAJtY—AII the NJSW EngliKb
mid American Books, inclndlng ALI, OH ASSES of Lite,
ratnre,. Tills is tbeOHI/Y Hibrar> in the country tbai
Includes ail the NEW ENGLISH BOOKS that are not
BEPBINTEIt hero.
Ter me SB per year j 6 months S 3; three months 51.50,
or.Bcents per day. 218 Smith EIGHTH street. jrJ-am*
FHOTOtiKAEHS.
TATAR PRICES DURING THE
v » WAR TIMES—Now' being made at reduced
prices, REiMER’3 Life-size Oil-colored Photograph*,
to placß them witbin:reach of all who desire a good
picture; GaHery, &ECOND Street, above Green.. It#-
TUCQOENT WITH SIMPLE, natu-
JLLi ral beauty and truth, are SEISBB’S Colored Eho
tuaraphs. The original is carefully imitated in likeness
end complexion, hair, eyes, and drapery. SEOOND
Strict, atmvp'Grepn: „ ;2 r ’ ..It#
WATCHES AND jjEWEtKY.
£jb AMERIOAN, ENGLISH,
* SWISS WATCHES,
JEWELRY, AND SILVERWARE,
AT SEDVOBD PMIOB3.
JOS. Hr. WATSON.
myS9-2m 356 OHESTNBT STSEST
J^KIMOTAL.
: : J, C. FULLER
Having Bemoved frotnMo. 44 So nth THIRD Street tn
No. 712 CHESTNUT Street, 2nd Floor,
(Opposite Masonic Temple,)
Now offers a Large and Desirable Stock of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
ROGERS & BROTHERS* SPOONS AND FORKS,
■ i AND
FlN®] JEWELRY,
Towh'ich the attention of the trade is invited,
apBo-8m
JSh “ AMERICAN WATCH CUM
■filag PANY”
GOLD AND STLYKB
WATCHES.
. FOB LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
SALESROOM,
No. Tl 2 CHESTNUT Street, Second Floor, ;
(opposite Masonic Temple.)
I. R. MASTER, Agent.
•p3O-8m •
■ynULOANITE RUBBER jewelry
A beautiful line ol
GENTLEMEN’S VEST CHAINS, LADIES’ 03A
TALAINE CHAINS, THIMBLES, CROSSES,
STUDS, BUTTONS, &c;,
Now to Store.
j. o. fuller,
No. 712 CHESTNUT Stroot, Second Floor,
(Oppotito Masonic Temple,)
«p3O-3m
WATCHES, JEWELRY, -&*.
A FKJfiSH AS&OKTMENT, at LESS
Zl THAN FORMER PRICES.
v FABB & BROTHER,
Impoiters, 324 CHESTNUT Street, below Fourth.
mfc2o*tf _
sewing machijnes.
& WILSON,
SEWING MACHINES,
628 CHESTNUT STREET,
OABIHET FURINITURE.
/CABINET FURNITURE AND BLL
\J LIARD TABLES. ■
MOOBE & CAMPION,
' No. 28L-Sonih second Street,
in connection wish their ext Mlve Cabinet Bnaineas, are
now n.-BnniWcltnlßg a superior article of
BILLIARD TABLES,
And bate noV on band a full supply, finished with the
MOOSE & CAMPION’S IMPROVED CUSHIONS,
which are pronouuced by. all who have used them to be
superior to a.! others
Foi the Quality and. finish of theee the manu
facturers refer \o their numerous patrons throughout
the Union; who are familiar ,with ihe character o* their
■work. ■ ,y. • f*26*6u
COAX.
rf^OAL.—THE UNDERSIGNED
V/beg leave to inform their friends and the public
tbat they have removed their LEHIGH GOAL DEPOT
from NOBLE-STKBET WHARF, on the Delaware, to
their Yard, northwestcoruerof EIGHTH and WILLOW-
Streets, where tbe-y intend to keep the beat quallty of
LEHIGH COAL, from the most approved mines, at the
lowest prices. Your patronage is. respectfully solicited.
_ JOS. WALTON & CO.,
Office, 112 South SECOND Sweet.
Yard, EIGHTH and WILLOW. mhl-tf
SAFES.
Igffl LILLIE'S SAFE DEPOT RE-
SgpMOYEB to No. 21 Booth 65YENTH Street, neu
the Franklin. Institute.
The undersigned, thankful for p»d; favors,'and belnt
detonnined. to ‘merifefature patronage, baa secured u
elegant and convenient store, and has new on hand l
large assortment of Lillie’s Celebrated Wrought ao (
Chilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, {the only
strictly fire and burglar proof safes made.) Also, MlJj’i
Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe, andß&ak Locks.
Lillie’s Bank Vault Doors and Leeks wifi be furnishet
to order on short notioe. This is the strongest, best pro
tected, and cheapest BoorandLock yet offered.
Also, particular attention is called to LUlie*s He*
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, &o. This Safe is oon
"ceded to surpass v in style and oSegance anything-yei ef
fered for tills purpose, and is the- only one that is strict!}
fire and burglar proof.. : ■
Bfboial Nona*.—l have new on hand say twenty V
Parrel, Herring, & Oo.’a Safes, most of them nearly now
and some fort; of other makers, comprising a compileh
assortment as to sizes, and til lately, exchanged for tin
now celebrated Lillie Sals. They will ba sold at verj
low prices. Pleaee call and examine.
jagfi-lyif M. 0. SADLBB, Agent.
& EVANS k WATSONS
IpgiSl SALAMANDER SAFE
■ STORE,
16 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
philadvlptjia, PA.
A large variety of FI'BE-PROQP SAFES always on
hand.. , • ■ ■ : •
OABTION.
The tpril-aarned reputation of
FAIRBANKS’ SCALES
' I’m Induced the makers of imperfect balances to olfo
Vast as “FAXBBANKS’SOALES,” and purchaser,
AKtelhereby, In many instanooßj been subjected to (raw
' end imposition. FAIRBANKS* SCALES are mauufac :
Uwed’only by the original inventors, 13. * ,T. FAIR
BANKS & CO., and are' adapted to every branch of tin
. business, whore a correct and durable Scales is required
FAIRBANKS & EWING,
- ; w. General Agents* .
WflO-tf MASONIC HALL. 71® «WT2BTNm* (ft
/CAUTION.—Owing to the popularity
' and; complete success which our PATENT SELF
• ADJUSTING/. CLOTHES-WRINGER' baa met with
otber,parties are endeavoring to sell; their inferior tna-
chines, byiadopting our name « SELF-ADJUSTING’
u a means tofieceive the public,
i We, therefore. give no ties that our name will beplainlv
.stamped on each ftlacliiue 'jDttnufactared and sold by us
uoue othere are genuiue. Any one using our trade
‘ dealt wii& according to law.
Mr. L. E. SNOW, corner of FIFTH and CHESTNUT
Stieete, Philadelphia, is out SOLE AGENT for Pena
aylvania. HALEY. EGYaBS.
' i«24tsel2 ; .
V7JLLAGE-GBEEN SEMINARY.—
t A select BOARDING SCHOOL, near MEDIA,
Pennsylvania. Thorough course in Mathematics, Clas
sics, Kr-glnb Sludieß. &c. Book-keeping and Civil En
ginfering taught. Exercises in Military Tactics.
- Bev( mb year bogina September Ist.
Boarding, per week....... ...82 25
Tuition, perquarter ~ 6.00
For information, address
Bev. J. HERYEY BARTON. A..M.,
jy 28-9 m . VILLAGE GREEN, Penn'a.
DRSSTOL BOARDING SCHOOL
JL> for Girls will Open its Fall session on Secrnd day,’
Ninth mo., Ist.
References: James Mott, Philadelphia; Anne
Churchman. 908 Franklin street, Philadelphia: 0 N.
Peirce, 501 North Seventh street, Philadelphia ;
W. Ridgway, Crojawlcke, New Jereoy; David J Griscom,
Wontiburv. New Jersey, For circulars, apply to RUTH
ANNA PEIItCE, Principal, Bristol, Pa.o jjy23-iim#
Mr. winthbop tappan-s
Boarding and Day School for Youug Ladies. No,
1615 6PBDOE btreei, will reopen on WEDNESDAY,
September 17ib. - jyl9-8m •
tIOLMESBURG SEMINARY FOB
" ■»—YOUNG LADIES, located on the -Bristol Turn
pike, 8 miles from Pbiladeiphia and 2 from Tacony. The
first term of the schol&stic year begins the first MON
DAY in September; second , term tbe Ist day of Feb
ruary,-' •
PUBLISHERS,
A circular, containing terms, references, &0., can bt
obtained by application to the
\Xf ANTED—^2,OOO Men along the line
r x of the Lehigh Canal, say 1,600 laborers, 250 car
pentera, and 250 stone masons. Apply to the officers oi
the Lebigb Cool and Navigation Company, at MAUOB
OBUNK, ALLENTOWN, or EASTON, or anywhbr*
along the line of the works. jelO-tf
STOR E W AN TED— C H E3TNUT
Str».et t South side, between TBIRD »nd SISPH,
r*nt not to exceed 51,600. Address EDWARD P KEL
LY, 342 fiooih THIRD Street. . . j>2B-6s* '
rPO BENT—FACTORY ON WIL
JL. LOW Street-—on the first oF September next —No.
124 and 126 Willow street, south side, west of Front
air* et, east of New Market street; 40 feet bv about 50
faet; three, stories,. andcellar under the whole: well
lighted ; a si ate ro si; drain from cellar’into Willow
stieet culvert. Has been used several years as a whale
bone -factory. Apply to
JAMES S. SrASON A 00.,
jy23-12t* , 138 and 140 pfortb FRONT Street
TO LET—The eligible STORE
JHand FIXTURES, 432 CHESTS UT Street, next to
new rent cilice.
REMOVAL.
.The GUN and FISU IHG TauKLE Store win he re
rnerted to 415 OHESTNBT - threat, 8E PTEMRB St let.
Icuuire of ' PHILIP WILSOS X 00,
. »28-lf , . 432 CHESTNUT Street.
( T> EM OVAL.-AM AHL O N KIRK,
Ati DENTIST, has REMOVED t0N0.1602 CHEST
NUT Street. .. . .. .i JyB Im*
PEOfcOS&LS BOR REVENUE
STAMPS* •
Trvascry Deihrtmbnt, )
Office of Internal July 26.1832 \
■’ PBOPobAi.fi> will be received until VYSOYKSDaY,
the 6th of August next; for lurnishtag Revenue Stamps
under the recent act of Congress imposing stamp duties.
Burners will state the price per thousand »tamps, deli
verable inpatk&gee of ten thousand each, at the frea
sury Department in-Waahitgton.
. Also, the price per thousand in sin ilar packages, deli
virsble to the agent of the Department at the place of
manufacture
; *lbo. the price per thmaand. delivered in larger pack
ages, as rtauired, either at tbcgt’eparimeat or place of
manufacture. ‘ .
Also, the price per thousand, separated in such auanti
titfcssmay be daily oriered fer the use of o».llectiiß aad
others, no/or less tbau two hundred stamps, aud securely
packelin tie ca-er, suitable binders': baard boxes, with
musiir. tr other equally -strong covers,.orlfued euve
i-' pes. according to thequantity and distance to be con
veyed,.&b may ba required by the D/partmcat, stating
the difference, if any, between th- cose of delivery to au
agent at the place of manufacture and at W *Bhington.
Ali such packages, before mailing, to bo re examiaed,
and tte stamps reenuntrd by an agent of this Depart
ment.
Bidders will also give the additional cost for direcitng
packages for the mails and prepaiing blank receipts, un
der the direction of an agent of the Department, either at
the Depai tnx tit or manufactory, '
. - Propoeads must be made for the stamps in sheets, per
fecUygunmifd, and perforated in such manner that each
separate stamp can be readDy detached and Q-:ed.
On and aiter WEDNESDAY, the SOth of July instant,
designs for the proposed stamp* may be teen at the office
tf the Commissioner of Interbal Bevenue.
Each bid. is to be accompanied with a specimen of the
Ftyle tf engraving and of paper to be fur
niehed, wbitli will be Bubmitted to a board of disinterest
t-d experts or artiots for examiaarion $ and the accepted
bic der, before the final consummaioa o? a contract, will
he required to turnißh proof impressions of the engravings
of tbejeveral denominations of stamps.
•. Srecimenßofboard.and tin boxes and liurd envelopes
must also be. submitted with each bid. It is necessary to
protect the hoxe4 by muslin, or other covers, in the most
( fleetnal mam.ci-j agiuust wet and abratioa - Tbe con
tract will require all dies and plates to be prepirei and
kepi in repair, and that new dieß and plates shall'be
made, either for tbe present denominations of stamps or
fetbeis. whhoutcbarge, at the pleasure of the Depart
mej't. . And all such dies and plates are to ba-the pro
perty of the United States for the service of the Treasu
ry liepanmrat.
Nobids wsUbe considered except from parties who
have bten actually engaged in the business of coppor
plate or st«*l engteviog and printing, and who are thus
engaged .at the time of bidding, and provided 'with-all the
necefeary facilities to execute the work promptly, aud
give the requiTite protection to the stamp*, diesj and
plafas in Ibeir possession. :
Parties not known to the Department will furnish
proof as to these points. :
In awarding the contract tbeCommisaioner of Internal
Bovetiue.reserves the right of deciding which bid. in its
praciical mults, may be most to the interest of The Do.
pajtment, having to the Btyie of the work, se
curity, mode of packing, &c.. ;
Proposals should be. carefully sealed, and marked
“ Proposals tor Bevenpe Stamps,” and addressed' to the
Commissioner of Internal Bev«nue.<
GEOBGE S. BOUYWBLL,
jyl?o.tnth?3t . Corornfasioiier of Toternal RevptmeS; ;
rtOPARTNIESHIP NOTICE.—We
\J have THIS DAY admitted DANIEL WEAVES a
member of our firm. ISAAC A. SHEPPARD & CO.
Philadelphia. July 7, 1862.-
CARD.—The undersigned bavlag been admitted Into
partnership with ISAAC. A. BHEPPABD'A GO., t: Ex
celsior Stove Works.” woatd be pleased to see his friends
at their eemblishmenh Be will give bia personal attention
to the Manufacturing department of the establishment,
hud believes his long experience in the business warrants
him in saying that the trade can be better accommodated
here than elsewhere; DANIEL WEAVE 8,
Late Foreman for Leibrandt &McD^eU.
Philadelphia, July 7, 1862. : jy22 6c#
The undersigned, suoges
50BS to CHAJ'FBBS, STOUT, A CO , have TffH
DAY formed a copartnership, under the . firm of STOUT
&. ATKINSON, for the purpose of conducting the
Wholesale Dry Goods business, and have taken the store,
No. 523 MARKET Street. :
J. W. STOUT,
- F. T. ATKINSON.
Philadelphia, July 21,1852. jv22-lm*
TUBE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore
JL existing between the undersigned, under the firm of
A. T. LAN E & CO., was this day dissolved by its own
limitation. .The business will be settled by either of the
.undersigned, at Ne. 419 MARKET Street.
- ALEX T LAN'S,
WM. F. HANSELL,
' - . 8. F.mIANSELL,
B. HANSELL;
Philadelphia, July 1,1862. jyt-mtU2m
-The Gopartnewhip hereto-
Xi foreexisting between the undersigned, under the
firm of PRATT A BEATH, has been dissolved by its
own and by mutual consent.
D. T. PRATT is alone authorized to collect the out
standing debts, and to use the firm name in liquidation.
D. T. PB\TT,
B. B. REATH,
. W. G. BILLIN.
J) t. pbattT
(SDOOBSSOS TO MATT A HEATH,)
.. ! 1
IMPORTER AKD WHOLESALE HEALER IN
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
PLATED WARE, &c.
Has removed from N. W. corner Fifth and Market Sts. to
No. 607 CHESTNUT STREET,
Wber* ho offers for sale “A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
GOODS pertainingto ; the WATCH BUSINESS Dealers
are solicited to' examine the Btock; jys*t3l
PHILADELPHIA.
XTOTICE.—MR. WM. K. HEMP
XY : HILL’S interost in our house ceased ou the 31st
May.
jyl-lm
THE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore
existing, under the firm of RIEGEL, BAIRD, A
00., is this day dissolved.
PETER SIEGER, D. B. ERVIN,
JACOB RIEGEL, H. 8. FISTER, .
WM. S. BAIRD, JOSIAH RIEGEL,
JOHN WIEST.
June 30. jyl-6w
WTOTICE OP LIMITED PARTNER
JJv SHIP.—-The subscribers-hereby give notice that
they have entered into a limited parmerahip, agreeably
to the ; provisions of the eeverai laws of the Qommon
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, <b E£-
VIN.r-rt ..-v r-.tV'
That tbo general nature of the business intended to be
transacted is the Importing and Jobbing of Dry Goods.
That the names of the General and Special Partnors,
all, of whom rrside in tie city of Philadelphia, are
JACOB RIEGEL, General Partner, residing at. 62T
North Sixth streety JOHN WXEST,. General Partner,
raiding at S22' New street; D. B. ERVIN, General
Partner, residing at 1615, Girard avenue: HSNRV S.
FISTER, General Partner, residing at 416 North Third ,
street; JOSIAH RIEGEL, General Partner, residing
at 416 North Third strVet - PETER SIEGER, Soecial
Partner, reaiding at 717 North Eighth street; W BI. ; 3
BAIRD, Special Partner, residing, at the Continental
Hotel.,. ,■
That the aggregate amount of the capital contrlbated
by the Special Partners to the common stock ia One
Hundred Thousand Dollars, of which Fifty
Dollars In cash has been so contributed by Peter Sieger,
Special Partner, Fifty Thousand Dollars in eashhae
-been so contributed by Wm. S. Baird, Special) Partner.
That the said partnership is to commence ca-the first
day of July, A'. D. 1862, and is to terminate-sti the first
day or January,lB6s, ... . .
JACOB BIEGEL, }
JOHN WIEST,
D. B. ERVIN, . \ Genual Partners.
HENRY S. FISTER, I
JOSIAH RIEGEL, J .
PETER SIEGER, } Blvu!{al Prtrh , o „
jyl-6w WM. 8 BAIHP, S?*** 1 * 1 ?' ™ 9 ' ,
pOTTON :SAIL DUCK AND CAN
VAB, of all numbers and brands.
Raven’s Duck Awning TvaiJs, of ell deficriptions. for
’ elite, Awnings, TrunkanAWagon Covers.
Also, Paper Manufacturers’ Drier .Felts, from Ito 3
feet wide. Tarpaulirig,. Pelting, Sail Twine, sc.:
JOHN W.EVRRMAN & OG.,
102 JONBS Alley.
Bay rum.-,an invoice op
. very superior BAY RUM, in Quarter casks, jus
recoived and for sale by OH AS. S. OaBSTAIBS,
ly-A 126 WALNUT anrt 31 GRANITE Streete
? '‘a AMBAGNB.—The original { ‘ Gold
V Lac ’ >% Obampugne, In. Quarfa pints, for sal
<to arrive) by ! OHAB S. O&USTAtRS.NchISfI WAL
NUT anil 21 GRANITE gtreels; . . ie*2«
Foe a d kill oht f u l a v
Invigorating Batli, go to the Hair, dyeing Saloon
FOURTH and BRANCH, jy27 m
EDUCATIONAL,
Misses CHAPMAN* Principals.
jyl4 3m*
wants.
FOR SALE AND TO JL.ET.
REMOVALS.
PROPOSALS.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
.TiYELLS * 00.,
118 NORTH WHARVES.
WASHIHGTCW BRTIS EMENTSf.
DI W. L. WALL V- CO., AUCTION-
U EEB3, succosiiqrs to Wall'a ** ftrpar d.
GOVEBHMENT SALE OF BOA COLTS, ANO
HULKS, AT Alien Jlr '
, v . , OK TaUBSOAT, ~ ,
July 31,1862, at tha Oorra! near the (_ Uisorviitory, inß
be sold, at public auction,
A NUMBER OF HOUSES, COLTS, AN.’ 3 * JMUL3SS,
Condemned as unfit for public service,
belr to cemmetce at 10 o’clock.
Terms—Cabh or Government .funds,
J. J. BAUA,
Captain and Aneifrtant Quartermaster,
W. L. WALL 00., Auctioneer*. _
AMCSEMBNTS.
TJKJB TBF* BENEFIT OF THE
-I? COOPER SHOP AND UN TONSALOONS.
“DICKESON COLLECTION OF* AETS AND
SCIENCES.” Boon* Ni*. 60S OaKSTNUT Street, <ritt
bo opened to the public, J)*»y and Evening—Ssn^ieTick
ets Ten Cents ovcb—for.the period of two weeks, com*
meßciDfi MONDAY next, 2Sfhiost, for the benefit ot the
.above-nateed patriotic imtittniooß. j?2B-ot#
A SBEMBLY BUILDINGS.
J-JL CAPTAIN Wll r, I a Iff 8 »
, THBILLING SCENES
IN THE LIFE OF A
YANKEE WHALEMAN,
BVbRT EVENING. at 8 o'clock precisely.
WEDNEBPA Y and SATtTBDAY Afternooona at 8 o’pllc.
Admission 25 cents.
Six Ticket* for one dollar.
Children 10 centa.
pENKSVLVANIA ACADEMY OF
X THE FINE ARTS,
3025 OOBSTNUT STREET,
Is opes daily (dundaya excepted) from 9 A.. M.t&l 5
P- M - Admission 25 cents. Children halt orice.
Shares ftf Stock. SSO jvs
excursions;
important -to
PLEASURE-SEEKERS.
THE PENNSYLVANIA BAieOiO noiSPAKY
Is prepared to issue, daring the Sommer, tickets a&
greatly reduced rates as follows :
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
COMMUTATION TICKETS
For one, three, six, nine, or iw»lve monthH. at rery
low rates, for the accommodation of poreonß living out of'
town, or located on or near the line of the road during
the summer. From and after July 1,1882, a still greater'
reduction has been made on these tickets.
COUPON TICKETS
For twenty six trips between any two polnts at about
two cents per mile. These tickets are Intended for tha
use of families travelling frequently, and are of great ad
vantage to personp making occasional trips.
SCHOOL TICKETS
For one or three months, for the use of scholars at--
tending Bchool in the ciiy.
CLERGYMEN
Diving on or near the line of the road, and having;
occasion to use v the-road frequently in their clerical
capacity, are furnished with certifieatea entitling these
to travel at half fare. Applications to be made only to
the General Superintendent at Altoona. •
EXCURSION TICKETS
Dsiied at half fare to parties of over forty, good fix
any reasonable time.
EXCURSION-TICKETS during the Summer are sold
at one half the regular rate for the benefit of those seek
ing recreation from business, or in pursuit of health,
Thefe tickets, are good for ten dayg. and are issued to
CRESBON (fop of the Allegheny Mountains), Ah.
TOON A (foot of the mountains), BEDFORD, DOOB
DING GAP, and EPBRATA SPRINGS.
For time' of departure of trains bee bills and card# off
the road. :; . '
For Through Tickets apply at the office of the Com
pany,Southeast comer of ELEVENTH and fiIABKES*
Streets; \
JAMES COWDEN, Agent.
LEWIS L. HOUPT, General Ticket Agent.
jyls-frel
-ESmaBBB'- WEST . CHESTER
PHILADELPHIA BAIL
ROAD, VIA MEDIA.
PLEASANT
AND CHEAP AFTERNOON SX-
CURSIONS ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
Through the finest Oount*y and the most boauttfcl
Scenery in the vicinity of Philadelphia.
On .TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS of each week untS.
further notice an Extra Train will leave "West Cheater &S‘
,8.65 P.;M. for Philadelphia. , "
Papser-gera buying Excursion Tickets can take either
the 2 or. 480 P M Train from Philadelphia; and fee S '
or 6.65 P, M. Train from West Chester.
ROUND-TRIP TICKETS FROM PHILADELPHIA
to all Stations east of West Chester, good on any of fo£:
abpve Trains, out of in. may be had on these days ONLY*
at EXCURSION RATES, good only on the days issued.
For further information* apply at fh* Ticket Office, te
the Depot, ST. E, comer of EIGHTEENTH and MAR
KET Streets, v
, M aryDelightful Locations for Summer Boards** 7
on tits Line of the Boas.
jr-21-tuwfs tf
DELIGrHTgfJL
8 U MMEkT EXCURBIO N 8.
NIAGABA SAILS, LAKE OSTARTO, THB THOU
SAND ISLANDS, R&PID3 OF ST. LAWBBNO®
BiyE&MONTBEAL, BAKES CHAMPLAIN AND
GRORGE, BABaTOGA SPRINGS, HUDSON BI
VEII, WHITE MOUNTAINS, BOSTON, NEW
PORT, NEW YOBK, Ac.
Faro from Philadelphia to Niagara Fabs, Montreal,
White MouotafDß, Boston, and return, St 2 20
From Philadelphia to Niagara Falls, Montreal, San
toga, Hudson river, New York, and return, 830.00.
. To Niagara Falls and Return. 815 00.
For further'paiticulars and handbills apply at theoffltsfc
of the PHILADELPHIA AND KLSITR\ RAILROAU
LINE, ccmer of SIXTH and CHESTNUT Street*
where a choice of routsa may be made to suit the taste of
anyone. r JOHN S. HILLEB, General Acent,
Cor. THIRTEENTH and CALLOWHILL Sfreeta.
Philadelnbia; July 1; I6fi2. 3vl-3fit
SEA BATHING.
o e the sea-
SHOBE3 SUMMER AR
RANGEMENT.—CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAIL
BOAP.
Three trains daift to Atlantic City and return, {Ban
dars excepted}. Trains ieare YIKE-Straot Perry ar
follows:
Mail Train........;.......,,
Express Train... ;
Freight and Accommodation
RETURNING
Leaves, Atlantic Mail Train.
Express Train...»*.
“ ** Freight and Aceotnmodati<m.3.lB A. ML
FARE $1,80.. Round-trip Tickets; good only for &Ut
day and train, on toAt'eA they are issued, 82.50. Exoo.
ason Tickets, good for throe days, 83. Hotels are now
open. : • JOHN G. BBYANT,
jeH?-tr • Agent
EOS CAPE MAY.—The
■SnEK3Sa=i*lili*s steamboat W6l KENT, Oaph Brett,
leaves ARCH-etreet wharf overy TUESDAY, THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY at 9% o’clock A. fit., for GAP*
M AY, returning alternate days, teaching each way at
Newcastle. iyll-lro*
/WICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
AND BBADDfO BAII.BOAD COMPANY.
Phu.adbi.phla, June 23, 1862.
The BATES of FREIGHT and TOLLS on ANTHRA
CITE COAL transported by this t'ompany will be aa fci
lows daring the month of JUDY, 186 V:
To Ricbm’d To Philada.
Port Garbos....
Mount Carb0n............
Schuylkill Haven...,.......
Anbam......
Port 0Unt0n.................
Daring tbe month of AUGUST, 1562, the rates will ba
as follows:
To Bichm’d. '
Port Carbon ...............
Mount Carb0n...,..........
Schuylkill Haven...........
Auburn.. i......... ;
Port CHnten..;
On and after SEPTEMBER 1, 1862, the
as follows:
(To Bicbm’d
Port Carb0n.........5218
MotiDt Carb0n.............. £l7
£lO
2 00
IBS
Scbnyl&ill Haven....,,..,,....
Aubnrn
Port OHdtod
By order of the Board of Managers.
jeSO-3i» W. H. WEBB, Secretary,
CAED TO THE PUBLIC.
CONGRESS SPRING
fTATEK BEJOT, SB CEBAB STREET.
NEW YOBK
Saratoga, July 1, 186®.
An attempt boa been made to deceive tho-publieby*
persons offering what they caO « Congress
from fonntains, ami at the price of six (&•> cents-per
ThQ.who£esai&- price of the genuine Congress Watery alt
New York, being about T% cents per glass, the impost
tirn of pretending to sell. at retail-at less than cost, amh
without allowance for freight, cartage, on breakage, is*
apparent; but their probable course bos been toampfcy
one bottle oF-ganuine Gougreas Water into a.fountainsi
fitted-with their, trash, anti thereby christening-its fcotsfc
contents.
We sold Congress Woter la ioimtaloa,ni>»-
In vosselsef any other description thaa ordinary
glass bottles. The oork of evsry bottle of the genuine J*
branded,
And -any.without
t those words &sd low
: ' ' ' •=
a 0 OKI- If R p B IJ.
"JXXM.
whether* froia fotua<
■ _ (fakiwa qj 'hftttifla.
CLAJIKK & WSITB,
Proprietors of Oosgresa SprJaa,
The following gentlemen are soiittei by no regularly
with genuine Congress Water, in bottles, fresh tram tk%
Congress Siring:
KKED’K BROWN, cor. Fifth and Chestnut sta.
O. S. HOBBELL, 14tO Chestnut street,
CHAH. ECCIS & 00., Market street.
E.J STEVENS A CO., Continental Hotel.
AMBROSE SMITH, Chsstnnt streat.
J. 0. TUBS PE KNY & CO., 911 Ssrooo street.
THOS. 3. HUSBAND, cor. Third andSjsrnoaste.
WYETH Bros;; Wahmt street.
CLARKE & WHITE.
jo3o-2fea if
OPENING OF A STJMMSB f iAR«
,DEN. —The ncderfilgiiea begs leave to lr # Grm te _
public that bo baa opened forihe season bis F'/xj-b n. B
OEN and HOTEL, at the toot of 00ATE8
site Fairmonnt Park. Families are partic 4j ar ]y
tee Oreaci) Oakes, excellent Lager Beer' > £
iry, Wines, fco., always on band - ** 9 *****
HBNB’i TFBIGKA
myS*Bo A#BS 6fc*
TTECKER’S AND FAHNESTOCK’S
—*- FABINA
-tIEOUBS & WILLIAM 3,
Ko-107 South W&TE&Street.
/"XASTILE SOAP.—Warranted Pura
Jttareeilbjg in jfora nod for *a!e by
, „ RHODES & WILLI4MS,
-m Booth WATBB Stroot.
HENRY WOOD,
Sapprinteadoni.
.7.80 A, M.
..4.00 P. Mr
,.5.00 P. Ifi-
~4 40 P. St.
~..615 A. BL-
$1.78
177 ■-
1.70
1.60
. 1.55
$l.«
147
1.40
1.30
1.25
To Philada.
$l.OB
1.97
1.90
1.80
1:75
81.68
1.67
1.60
160
1.45
rates will ba>
I To Philada;
$l.BB
187
1.89
1.70
1.65