The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, August 04, 1862, Image 3

T H E ■ PIT Y.
J3PITIONAL LOCAL NRWBSBE FOURTH PAOB.]
.UELS SENT TO FoilT DELAWARE—
;BS AND ABETTORS 0» TREASON IN THIS
__Chi Wednesday morning last si* of th* rebel
era who hate been undei tree ment at the HosoiUl
tb and Buttonwood s»reft* w*re sent to Fort OeW-
Inchmed in the number wa-ttbonurse whose bra
induct towards our wound d sol tier* bas caused
ich indignation am* ng the ▼> itoraat the hoaoltal
>us to their dep»rtuT* each of the rebels was tur
' with a felt bat, comfortable '•tothinff, and carried
im a satchel containing drawem. ahirta, stocking*
■ paper, comb*, brush**, etc. Thaw article* were
aof sympathisers with the rebellion. The
previouriy been deposiied in the home «f William
* who, notwithstanding his known dT
i-3* receives a largo amount of tnoner from the
States Government for the use of a portion of his
A* factory as a hospital. , t 4 ,
Dui lap sent one of hie apprentice hoys to the
of Mrs. Erniey. No 915 Gr«m street, after tbesa
Mri, on the BTB of (ho d-p.r nr. jflliJ ijWj
diet were tkknn to tn.
id smuggled in tbrotisb the rebel narie, This
tn addition to sirw« e. h of 'tie rebels a felt
'resented them .!«• » «>>•' f monejr, amount
ut flvo or six dollars. Be la also s*io to hare
mDloof carriages from David Lvnn, who keeps
table adj<ini»R tho hospital, in ord*r that his
ie rebels) might ride to the steamboat landing
>8 objected to, however, hy Dr Bmmonvllle,
lied] Director at the hospital, who earned the
:d their baggage to be removed to the furniture
ich had been provided for them. At this, Dunlap
> angry, and declared that it was a pity that each
jonlrt ho cotnpePei to ride tn a furniture oar, eapa
a* ono of th*m owned BAO acres of land and
ogroee in tbe South. Lynn is a**o reported to
iid that he was sorry that he had allowed the bag*
be removed.
jtife to the hospital Is a tobacco shop, kept by
L. Nutt Thin establishment has been doing a
og buMness from the curtom of the p ttient* In the
cal. Tbe three daughters of Mr. Nntt make no
of their Secession proclivities, and have been quite
in their attention to the wounded rehels. On the
i'fi that the latter departed for the fort, tbe cou
rt these girls wan snob as to excite the Indignation
the loyal ladies in the neighborhood.
* actions of these people on Wednesday last were bo
. that the excitement *aa not confined to the loyal
le reriding in the vicinity, hut *xt«ud»d to the sol
in the hotpltai, some of whom remarked th«tit
;tter to be a rebel tban a Union soldier. The whole
was disgraceful, and it Is not likely that snob a
.e will be repeated without a serious disturbance
JtTs certainly unreasonable to a*k m*n to enlist for
I purpose of putting down treason in tbe South, when
la permitted to rear Its heed in our midst.
United States Sanitary Gommjb
)K.—The treasurer of the Halted Mates 9aatt«y
mroisMon acknowledge* Hie reaeipt of the following
itributions since lest report:
priesßKit>g t M. D. Andalusia, Pft...,820 00
nuel Bradford... U 00
Geiger & Go 20 00
ward Lowber, M. 8..,. ICO 0Q
lepb Shipley, Wllminatou* 600 00
brick Mcßride, IXB South If rout 5treet......,, 500 00
nry M. Laing.... 800 00
an McAlister (additi0na1)...,.,.26 00
editors of Josiah Bawson’s estateloo 00
s. Henry W1n50r.,,,., 20 00
Spencer Miller. 26 00
lerican Fire Insurance Company 250 00
emu 8.Mari5.,,,,,,,,, 20 00
nuel 0. Morton... .......... 25 00
In Cor (additional).. 60 00
lief Association of Montrose, Fa. (additional) 33 00
s B W.Twell* 60 00
A.Steelman, 5 00
Morris Wain (additional).,, 60 00
Butter Cobb, 0 years eld, and F. F. Cobb, 8
rears old, proceeds of a parlor concert 7 15
Francis Fisher (additional) 1,000 00
BHam Wain...., 50 00
ancis A.Lewi5.,.,.,... .. 15 00
3 175 IS
Previously reported. 18,709 84
Total 821,884 49
Stabbing Affray. —On Saturday
inlsgt an affray occurred at Third and Queen streets,
jihich a man, named Alexander Blame, a stevedore,
| stabbed in the chest. It appears that Biane was
bg paid off at the office of his employer, and was just
ling for bis home, when two men came up. one of
n, without ftDy provocation on the part of Blane,
nsed a knife into his chest, infecting a severe and
wound It is not thongm dangerous. Yes-
Say afternoon a man, named John Aoderson, was ar«
Sed on suspicion of being concerned in the affair, and
I sent to prison to await a hearing.
®ai> Accident. —Yesterday afternoon,
child, which had been token by ira parents to Fair
font, fell over the rooks near the forebav, and fractured
Knock. The coroner was Butt Red to hold an iaqaest
Freed’s court, near Eighth and Cherry streets.
Drowning Case.—Tlie coroner held
[fniiucßt yesterday on the bodi of William Myers, aged
mteen years, who was drowned whilst banning in the
hnylkill, above Girar^-avenue bridge. The deceased
jteed at No. 623 Jefferson str* et.
iFire. — A slight fire occurred yester
* a'it :;ci;n, at the cHJiiibiH! H'nble in Ijirllon street,
Jr Fifteenth. It was set oa Are by a line boys playing
Lb matches.
LETTER FROM NEW YORK.
linaUe Discovery at the Brooklyn Navy
lard—Great Awakening at the same Place:
lath of Allegiance Required to be Taken—
Irrivai of the United States Steamer Merce
liiu—l olonel Hawkins under Arrest—Arrival
rf the Prize-bark Harriet R-alli—Captain
Edgar—Simeon Draper—New arrivals from
New Orleans—Men on Furlough Reporting
them selves—Departure ol Steamers—Mar
teti. Ac.
wrteixadcnco of The Press.]
New Tons, August 2,1382.
Joe we have bad a general awakening la'ely, which is
rly to result in a great amount of good to the nation,
y Brooklyn navy yard is the scene ot some very im
ftent discoveriea. It has juet transpired that one of
lumeters in the navy yard has been caught in a nar-
I place. It is charged that be has been altering time
■i pensioning men as plnmbers who were politicians
»ly, and not plumbers, conniving at thefts of Qo
ament materiais, defrandlng the Government by over
ling purchases, neglecting the badness of his de
nuent while electioneering in ram shops, parebasing
bo.ee from a disloyal house for $2OO while the Bama
Id be obtained from a loyal hi ate fo Sl5O,
'or tbe last two days tbe revival ha* been doing its
ifeeHti more significantiy. Tbe fallowing oath has
n published, and every man employed iu the navy
d required to swear to it, or prepare to take hia head
iis band and quit:
‘i Qo solemnly ewear {or affirm) that I have never
rontatily borne arms agaioafc the United States since I
re been a citizen thereof That.l have voluntarily
ien no ai% countenance, counsel, or encoaragement to
rmiH in armed hostility thereto.
t*Th at 1 have neither sought nor acce oted, nor attempt-
Ito exercise the fnooMots of an? office whatever, ua
r any authority or pretended authority in hostility to
b United States. That I have not yielded a voluntary
pport toteuy prete&ded.*ov«rameuta! authority, power,
cvu'timtioE within toe United States, toggle or laimt
l thereto.
L ‘Aixj lOn farther swear, jor affirm,) that to the best of
f KfowJcdgc and ability, I will support and defend the
iisstitnUon of the United States against all enemies, fo
ign or domostic. That I will bear true faith aod aUe-
M-ce to the same: that I take this obligation freely,
tbout any mental reservation or purpose of evasion,
d that I will well and faithtulty.discn«fge the duties of
e office on which I am about to eater. So help me
Dd.”
82ie result of this movement is very funny It is re*
Ittog in a general drawing of lines between disloyal ia
atea emd consistent tradesmen. There is ona choice
r them, asri that is to indicate their loyalty, or leave.
The United States steamer Mercedtta arrived at this
lit this morning, having left Key West on the 2Sth of
ily. She went in commission December fith, 1881, at
roclilyn navy yard, and, after eight mouths’ active &er*
ee, returns for some alight repairs, which could not be
ade at Key West. She has been three months on
ocliftding duty, and four months in very active cruls
g, during which time her crew have obtained a very
|h proficiency of drill with small arms, battery, and
ierexercises. The following is her list of officers:
mry S. SteUwagen, commander; Treuett Abbott, lien
iantand ex*cfficer| Charles B. Wilder, Charles H.
Bdwfci, B. J. Cower, John Dwyer, acting masters; 0.
Mftfon, acting assistant surgeon ; T. ti. Stellwageo,
Ing assistant paymaster ; Alexander Dolg, senior en
ieer; 8. Eochfeller, J A. Manger, E Mania, acting
Erd assistant engineers; 0 F. Bat.dall, cap clerk ;
•A. Stems, H. Bogers. acting master’s mates; Augastus
rrrot, paymaster’* clerk ; 0. Bears©, hospital steward
Colonel Bush O. Hawkins, toe well-known commander
- the Hawkins Zouaves, of this city, who made the
flUent charge on the principal rebel battery, at the
Ittle of IU anoke Island, which decided the day, is said
*be ui.der arrest The charge against him is, as we are
formed, that be expressed bis di&aattefactiea at the
mduct of affairs on the Peutnan a. Co’onel Hawkins
Is earned for ‘himself, by hard aid galiast service, the
tee of being one of the most efficient, as he is one of
ie bravest, officers in the service. '
The French bark Harriet Balii arrived this morning,
i charge of Captain Coaani, of the Massachusetts 3lst
eg<mtnt. The H. B. was taken in the Mississippi by
ir forces, after their occupation of New Orleans. She
as a valuable cargo, consisting of wit. es, brandies, Ac.
Captain George P. Edgar, of Illinois, formerly of the
th Bfgiment, Na'ionai Guard, Jtf 'this city, has been
(signed to a post lon on the staff of General Lew,
Wallace, and left for Memphis yesterday, where he is to
fport for duty. Oaptalu Edgar h*» already at on service
i the Western army, aui was wish it at the storming of
ort Douelsou, and at the bat.lo of Fredericktown. In
Is report, to General Fremont, Col ml Plummer said:
t*Capt. Geo. P. Edgar has proved himself an invalut*
| fl assistant, has been active and energetic, and done
ted service to the Government ”
Atd in-IHs report to General Grant: -
■** Oaptein- George P. Edgar, who was my assistant ai
dant general, deserves especial notice for the valuable
rvices be rendered throughout the day.
Capt Edgar has many friends in your city, as weu as
New Tcik. , , • - .
gimeon Draper, Ssq, recently appointed commissioner
look after officers and privates who erenow absent
»m thoir regiments on furloughs, returned from Wash*
gten this morning He will shortly proceed to the East
a States, to ernsuitwith State authorities upon the sno
rt of hw commission. . < ‘ , a l
We have had five arrivals this morning from New Or*
ms« These vessels bring coiteotively S 4il bhda.
new, 158 bbls sugar, 21 obje. vanish, 8 bbls. tur-
1,846 bbls rosin, 238 bales cotton, 101 bb‘a.
Hba, 6,000 staves, 231 bbls moia?Bo?, and 9 oases mer
Hfhe number of deaths in Brooklyn during the past
Kk was ooe hundred and sixty.
KDr. Sloan informs u» tb»t an average of 40 men a day
Ke comiog back and repairing themselves at his office as
Eady for duty, and be receives a basketful of letters
Eery day from men who vhdted horns on furlough, who
be not yet rufficfently recovered for service, but who
Ihnw a willingness to do the fair thing
i There are other places iu the city where men on fur-
L B h r« t rrt thimLwe“ It may be arid *l* safety that
■go men a day report themaelvts at tfia various offices as
[ Jamal Monroe, of tboi2d Bogiownt
K y.S. M„ who recently died of typhoid fever wtiilo
hvith bis regiment in Virginia, reocr.fd hera last evening.
Hhe funeral will take place on Monday
l About 16000 men have been recruited in .tuls state
tender the new call for troops. ■»*
I The Bteameis City of Washligten and. New York,
■hich sailed for Europe to-day, took cut $370,824.11 in
fefete.
W The U. B. fitoreahip Courier, W K Creasy, acting
Ecaater commanding Port Boynl, July 23, arrived this
Enerning.
THE MkBKETS.
I Asnva,—Themarket U Quiet; for Pots, 88 87#; Pea-la
iscarce at 87.
Flops axd Mhal.—The market for Western and 3ta‘e
yiour is firth, but good shipping brands are not plenty,
.sad the business restricted in The bettor
.srades are In fair request, in part for N»rth America.
The sales are 9 700 bbls at ftt.soos 10 for Superfine
White Westerni $6 80C6-30 for Extra State; 95 35«»
6 56 for faacy do: 96 2508.40 for the low grades of
Western Extra i 85.4506 66 for shicDlnff brands of
■Bound-Hoop l ixti* Ohio, »nd 80 60m8.26 for trada
t>rCaoldlan Flour ft dull and benvT, but nw anotably
‘lower *, the aafta wo 800 bbla nt . for the loy
graleacl extra, and 85 OOffl fl.fotor ,
Bmithern Flour ft without change, but la cnl»‘acl«a
•of 760 bbla at 86;ll*o6 90for mixed to g-odaayerflne Bal
timore, 4c t end #6«7 for trade brands -
Rye FlDti la acarca and In demand; aalee of 10,000
bbla at 8184.30. ' , ■ T ._._
Corn Meal la firm; aatea of 800 bus at $8 30 for Jarsay,
cod *3 60 for Brandywine. ' “ . - Tnn
■Whisky, —The market is quiet but firm f ealea or luo
bb!« at 310 for Ohio, end 32c for 15. * D.
Ckjix The market ft Irregular for Wheat; pfhna ft.
actuce, and la too, but common soring, ft eaaier. the
demand is mainly for export. In part for fntore deli-ttry,
Mite of 80 000 bue, at 81. 12® 1.18 for Chicago sprlag;
SI 13ert.20 for Milwaukee dub; 8121®1.23 for amber
Iowa; 8128*180 for red W.itern; #183*1.36 for am
be, do. and 81 42 for good while Ohio.
«« more plenty, and are beery; ealea of Western
< ‘~<t end Slate at 48*48# c.
CanSan n ™B3e 6 light i ? h6 Bret lot ofn ? W ’ gMd
Coax ft firm, and In good demand* la tart speculation
and far future ■delirery; ealea tf 208.0.0 bua at 62064 c
6SoMcfor We,Utn “ , * ed> ” a
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET
PHiLADiei.Pß'iA* Aoemt 2.1862.
There wes very little bimiDewi done at the Slock Beard
to-day. Only one Board was in session, and a general
laoh of interest was exhibited. Prices held oa pretty
firmly to yesterday’a figures, except Pennsylvania kail
road shares, which drclinid X The first mortgage
bonds of Pennsylvania Railroad sold well at 103; second
mortgage, »t 99 )f. Beading aixea 1841 extended, brutish!
10OX ; Philadelphia and Erie sixes, 03; Delaware Rail
road mortgage sixes, 90; Oity sixes, (new) 101; U. 8.
seven*thirties, 102 if i sixes, 1881, 98s, —no change ;
Utile Schuylkill Bail road stead i at 16; Pennsylvania
fives, at 86; Green and Coates Passenger Railway, 39
an advance of X • 129 was bid for Bank of North Amerf.
ca;10B for Philadelphia; 39 X for Girard. In oansl
stocks there wascotbing done, offers for steady tatersßt
paying railroads being liberally made.
Bnsiness on the street was more settled to-day, and
gold held steadily to 114Jj for buyers. The tendency at
the close was downward. Old demands were offered
freely at yesterday’s figure. The decline in gold for the
wtek has been 2 cent., owing to the exports of grain
and the influx from the Week Silver hse declined 2 V
cent., end old demands abont 1),. The new :,tamp cur
rency has not yet made its appearance, being as yet in
the hands of the engravers and printers. By the 10th of
the present month we may expect to see them in plenty.
By the following comparative statement of the imports
of foreign dry goods ot New York for the week ending
July 31, and since January 1. it will appear that the
New Yorkers have been harrying np to avoid the new
tariff:
For the week. 1860. JBBl. 1862.
Entered at the p0rta..82.841,6® 478,138 2,40a,530
Thi own on market... 2,974,390 886,035 2,930,668
,.63,363.687 31,618,666 30,185 784
Thrown on maricet...63,134.876 29.419,307 35,149 046
The Hon. James Pollock, Director of the Mint,
sends ns the following statement of the Deposits and
Coinage at the United States Mint, for the month of July:
nsrosira
Gold deposits from all sources...,
Silver and purchases
Total deposits.
- GOOD COINAGS,
, No. of Pieces. Yalne.
Doable Eagles 4,983 899,660
QuarterKaflea..,.. 26,960 52,400
Bara 6 5,635
28.949 $157,695
Bit.TUB aoIHAOK.
.. 5.060 $5,000
52,800 13,200
* 238
Dollar!.
Quarter dollars,
Bara
Cent 5...........
3,060,000
BSQAPtTULATIOH.
Pieces. Value
Sold coinage... , 25 049 8157,605
SilTer 87,802 18.438
Copper 3,060,000 80,600
,3,1*3 7*l
Th« Following is tha aroount of coal transported on the
Philadelphia and Beading Bailrnad during the week
ending Thursday, Jnlf 31,1863:
Tons Owt.
From Port Carbon 10,818 06
« Pottavlllo I,»ST BO
“ Schuylkill Haven 31,605 19
“ Auburn 4,857 03
■' Port Clinton 8.629 04
“ Harrisburg and Dauphin. 1,112 12
Total anthracite coal for week... 5a 610 01
From Harrisburg, total bituminous coal.. 5,425 12
Total or all hinds for week.,,....,.,.. 62.035 16
Previously this year 1.252,950 17
Total
... .........1,314,936 13
To tame time last year,. ........1062,060 03
Tb® following is the amount of coal transported on
the Schuylkill Navigation for the week ending on Thurs
day, July 31,1862:
' Tons. Owt.
From Port Carbon 12,883 19
*• Pottsville 2,296 00
» BchnylkiUHaven.... 25,650 00
“ Port Clinton 666 00
Total for week.
Previously this year... 429,614 18
Total...
To same time last year.,.,....,......,.., 575,004 05
Tie Cincinnati Daily Commercial of July 31, speak
ing of specie affairs in that city, says ■
There was a considerable amount of gold put on the
market here to-day by parties who had returned with it
from Tennessee, where, under the late order prohibiting
the disbursement of it, they were unable to use it lots
which, a few weeks ago, had been purchased at 18©2Q
premium, were Bold at 23% ©l4 premium. The having
range at bank was from 22 to 24 premium, with 23© 23%
premium as the figures at which most of the purchases
were made. There was but little counter demand for it,
and a selling rate is difficult to came fairly. We give it
nominally at 15 premium. ■
The demand notes were purchased at 4,4% ®4% pre
mium . Most of the bankers are willing to al ow no more
than 4 premium.
Silver is bandied with less interest One of the princi
pal dealers in it is now not disposed to allow more than 5
premium.
Exchange was in rather better demand to-day, but is
still easy.
There is but a moderate inquiry for money. Southern
money is placed at rather easier rates of disc junt by
seme of the barkers, in view of its probable use lathe
purchase of cotton, now that gold is inhibited from pay
ment therefor.
FbUadelpMa Stack Bxchaage Sales, Site. 3.
[Benortod by 8. SunUESSvFbila. Exchange.]
FIRST BOARD.
SEtPenn’aß. 46# 1000 PaII 1atmtg....103
17 lift Soh'l B .16 1006 Bead 6a ’44 0 Mh..100 V
2000Pa82dmtg..... OSB 2000 PhilaA Erie 65.. 93
1100 abt Pa 5e 86 2000 Pel B mtg 6a ... SO
600 do. 86 . 36 Phil & Brie 8.. 13#
10 Or & Goaleeß... 30 3000 OitrOs new...... 101
18 do. 30 2000 ITS 7-30 Tr H blk. 102#
AFTER BOARDS.
2000 TT S 6s 1881 98#
Philadelphia Markets*
There is very little luaulty for Fiour, and the market Is
Qiiiet but firm at previous quotations. Balts include
about 200 bbls. superfine; 500 bbls. good Northwestern
extra family at $5.60; 200 bbls. Ohio at $5 62# o 5 75;
200 bbls. fancy Ohio at $6 per bbL, and 500 bbls Key
stone Mills do. on terms kept private. The sales to the
trade are limited withtu the above range of prices, and
higtegrade fancies at 58.5007, as in Quality; toe receipts
are light. Bye Flonr and Corn Meal are scarce aod
wanted; the former is worth 83 87#©3.50, and the latter
$3 per bbl for Pennsylvania Meal.
Wheat. —There is a fair demand for Wheat, and prices
are steady, with further sales of 5.000 bushels at 130 a
133 c for good and prime reds, the latter for new Beta,
ware, and 1400150 c for white, including 1,000 bushels
choice Kentucky at the highest figures. Bye is very
scarce, and 800 bushels Pennsylvania sold at 80c; 100
frutitels sew sold at 70c. Corn is firm, with further
sales of 3,000 bushels at 64c for prime yellow, and 60c
for inferior do., in store and afloat. Oats are un
changed, and old Pennsylvania sells freely at 44c for
32 fits. No Southern offering.
Bark.— Quercitron is steady, with further sales of Ist
No 1 at 533 W too.
Cottox.—The market is firmer, and holders are ask
ing an advance on previous quotations, with but little
selling to-day. Middlings ewe held at 48049 c. cash.
Groceries.— The market is firm, and a fair business
doing in Sugar, at fully former rates. Coffee sad Mo
lapses remain quiet, with sales of the latter at 28c for
Cuba. 4
Provisions —There is no change. Hams are in good
demand and command fair prices, and Lard is scarce
and wanted at 9X£>9j(o ty Sb.
i Whiskt.—There is morejactivity, and 1,000 bblsWest
ern sold at 31c. Drudge is worth 29c.
CITY ITEMS.
Doings of the Christian Commission. —
The following letter, frpm the Bev. Boberfc Patterson*
Geuer»! Agent of the Ghrlstiau Commission, ft another
evidence of the efficiency and usefulness of this excellent
organization:
TTnitub Status Gknbral Hospital,
Axslponia, Md., July 23, 1362.
Mr. Ota. H. ISluart, President Christian Commission.
My Deah Sir : I wrote you yesterday, from B «Jti
moie, for supplies for our wounded there; end now re
quest you to aid Hon. Mrs. Bradford, Mrs. Brewer, and
the noble band of ladies who are displaying the most
motherly care end affection for oor elck and wounded
soldiers here. There are here 800 wounded,- and iu all
about 1,400 in hospital. The college ft being fitted up,
aothat 2,600 may be accommodated here. This ft a
most eligible location for the purpose; spacious grounds
dry, airy, location; excellent brick dwelling -house, *c-
The conralescenta are in tents under the trees. Both pa
tients and ladles are deeply grateful for tha sixteen boxes
of culinary materials Jon sent them. Before these ladies
went Into the kite sen, the low diet constated of a piece of
bread, and a cup of trashy tea, hnt the whole aspect o
matters is changed here The ladies of ths Association
take each a house in charge, and see that the patients re -
ceive nourishing food, well cooked. Many of ths ex
hausted men need nursing more than medicine.
Please to forward one dozen reclining lounges, or
• stretchers, for men wounded hi the shoulders, and a suit
of camp-stool and easy-chair, combined. ~
300 surgical ehit ts, to tie with tapes down the sides an J
down the sleeves.
2CO common cotton shirts. .
300 pulls cotton drawers.
If there are not in store, will yon please appeal to our
ladies, in the papers, to make them immediately 1 Theg
are imlispensable. Cleanliness ft more than h»lf the
dure of a wounded soldier, but cleanliness is impossible
without a daily change oflinen,- and In bleeding cases
more frequent changes must be made.
8 barrels pale ale, in pint bottles.
1 box good black tea; 1 box greentea.
10 boxes lemons.
1 barrel poyfdcred sugar. - , ,
These filings are necessary for the comfort and reco
very of the sick and wonnded, bnt are not furnished by
the Government. Doubtless some of your pstriotic m-r
-chsnts will feel a pleasure In contributing them to the
men who hare freely given away their limbs for our
country and for us They ore immediately noedefl hero..
I will write yon to-morrow regarding the chaplain's
dtpartnenf. They have an excellent reading-roam,
every rest occupied with convat scents; and the library
kept in active op< ration. Bnt X must dose now for mail.
BespeciiuUy yours, ,
3T«!E. Blackberry Bkasdy and Wines, for
M KUICIXAI. Purposes. —Vfo are amhorizsd to state that
Mr O. H. Mat son, dealer iu flue family groceries, Arch
Slid- Tomlretreolß, has now ou hand, of good age, aui of
'ids own mannfactn-e, very soperlor Blackberry Brandies
ard Blackberry Whies, auioste .celled medicine iu warm
weather. They are manniac ured from the finest liquor?,
end in the best possible manner to make them effi actoes
aa e medioite. Ho one should leave the city wUnout a
Stamping Fruit. — A Geman journal pub
lishes the following: -At Vienna,
fruit.dealers have sold peaches, pears: apples, *P'«*h
Ac ornamented with armorial bearings, designs, lnW
rTmrs The impressions of these thing, are effected
in a veiy simple manner. A fine fruit ft selected at the
moment it ft beginning to ripen—that is, to takaared
color—and pspor, in which the designs are neatly pnk ft
effixi d. After a while the envelope Is removed, and. the
pert of the fruit which has been covered ft brttlUntly
white i’ Ths effect ft particularly fine, especiaUy where
the inscription reads as follows : “Buyairyour gtodsnts
at the Biowb Stone Clothing HaU of Bockhill & Wilson,
Hob 608 and «05 Chestnut street, above Sixth.”
JSkty Definitions.— Eminent Success —Mar-
rfirg a vroman, but asftinst her wilL, '
“ Beauty and Booty *' —MarryiDgron. hetres* at Sar*-
tog« Springs* and discovering that her father is both*
bankrupt mm 3 a kno^nloafer. . - •
Af Zinked Swtetnest Sausage a little touched by
toe warm wesffcar.
Crying EvUt—Vom chfldreu at cue birth. ~y
Great SxetUtnce —A sensible mfln clothed in a hand
some
Oiothlug Bstabllshment of GrauvMe ffioksa, Ho.,
00$ Cliesthut'BtreevßhiftdelSbl* ‘
, .. - £ . ~ ..... -i -I*- - .
_ a ARRIVED.
Turks lßlatia July 22,
with fait toAEmwvessel to TwelJa & Go S* I*l la
coD'B&ny with brigs Timothy Fiftld and Leonard Barry,
V»I K°i meB E( ? le for others Left BChr D B Bayloa, from
Barbadcpe, to load for Philadelphia. The Amy m-tdethe
passage from Turks Island to the Capes of the Delaware
it eight days r
Bark Pbtlena, Window, 10 day a from .Key West, in
bal’a&tto B A Sender 4r Co
Brig Abby Ellen, Gilmore. 5 days from Fortress Mon
roe. is belia-t to Tweila <ft Go.
Schr Jeteis Banfield, (Br> Mitchell, 43 days from Pa
lermo, with fruit to l Jeanes A Go.
Set r Qeo-ge Falee, Nirkeraon. 3 days from Providence,
With mdv* to Crowell A Collins.
tchr John Whitby, Henderson, 1 day from Odessa,
Del, with grain to Christian A Co.
Schr Gvorge Bussell, Tiuley, 3 days from Indian Hirer,
with lumber to J W Damn.
Steaming America, Yirden, 7 bonrs from Delaware
Breakwater, ■without a tow. Reports hawing towed to
sea at lko’cl cfc oti Saturday nigfctsfaip Hornet, for New
Fork. The U S steam frigate Wabash, for Port Royal,
went to seat at 10 o’clock on Sunday morning. Passed
below ib? Ledge ship Bather and brig 8 J Christian, both
for New Orleans, going down. Off Beedy Is'and p4s«ed
hark Imperador. Power, from Pernambuco; Vermau, Bu
cett, fr< m Trinidad de Cuba, and an unknown bark; brig
C H Frost, from Boston, and schr D B Bayles, from Turks
Island.
Steamer Fanny Garner, Pierce, 24 hours from N Fork,
with mdse to W P Clyde,
Ship Tara. Jatnefson, Liverpool, T Richardson & Do.
Schr Fellowcraft, (Br) Lane, St John, NB, E A Sou
der A Co.
Schr 8 Cullen, Cullen, Boston, Hammett, Van I)risen
A L< cbm an.
f ebr Buena Vista, Phillips, Fortress Monroe, Tyler,
Stone A Co.
Schr MAG Washington, Douglass, Harrison’s Land
ing. G H Arne rong.
Btr J 8 Bbriver, Dennis, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
Sir Alfda, Bowen, New Yoik, W P Clyde.
(Correspondence of Hie Philadelphia Exchange.)
BARB KDO&S, Julpl2, 1.882.
The British steamer Scotia (602 tons) arrived here the
Bth inst from Liverpool 10th ult, via Queenstown 11th,
Madeira and St Vincent She took on board at this part
about 550 tons of coal, which was supplied by a merchant
at aJ>otit -#5 per ton from vessels in Carlisle bay. 6he
consumes about 60 tons per day. She has on board a
crew of thirty-three persons, and fonr passengers. Two
of the latter, named Maxwell and Carlton, are said to be
Southerners. Also, a man named McDowell, of Belfast,
said to he the owner. He wai formerly a merchant of
New Orleans. She has on board cases of boots, shoes,
clothing, Ac , and, according to the statement of one of
the crew, it is the intention of the captain (Surface) to
proceed to Nassau acd take on board the cargo of the
steamer Boutherner.“ftt that port, consisting of firearms
ar>d other contraband articlos, and attempt to run the
blockade of Charleston or Savannah, having on board a
pilot of ore of those ports. The Scotia, while here, was
painted entirely white, has two smoke stacks fore and
aft. also white, and eits rather low in the water. Infoi
roattonbas been given to the U S consuls a* Havana and
St Thomas by mail of these facto. The steamer Scotia
raised the rebel flag when Bbe left Queenstown, and save
rat times at sea. E. G.
... $236,065 07
... 82,170 10
......... $268,23* 17
67,802 18.498
P B.—July 12, P M.—The Scotia sailed this afternoon
for Nassau, filing the rebel fiag. The captain of the
Scotia threatened the captain of an American bark, which
sailed to day for Pniladelpbia, that If he fall in with him
at sea he would bum bis vessel. E. G.
$206,731
Arrived, ships Conquest, from London; Elizabeth Ha
milton, from Port Royal; bark Welkin, from Havana;
brigs Fancheon, from Newcastle; Leonard Barryy from
Dtmerara; William & Mary, from Zaza; schrs Arzae,
from New Orleans; Cheviot from Trinidaa de Cuba.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut sto.
James Reed, Pittsburg H Dutton, Conn
John LMapes, New York Lieut W H Hall, Maine
J 8 Kendall, New York B Esbleman Awf, Lancaster
Miss Fshtemau* Lancaster J E Hiester, Lancaster
Thos Milter. Jr, St Louis W A Davis, Louisville
O W Sees, Harrisburg G W Donegan, Tennessee
F Terr&BS, Tennessee W R Bernard, Westpart,Mo
H Paine. T» 8 A DO Main, Boston
O Clark. New York A B Smith A servant, N J
Mrs W J Taylor, N J Miss M Taylor, New Jersey
J O Mills, Memphis, Tenn W M Shuster A wf, O C
Miss E Oaves, DC H L Harrington, Baltimore
M M Tbon as D O Geo B Taylor, Missouri
Joe Rnsaeil, Washington J L Sticbter, Beading
Mrs J L Stichter, Beading Miss & V Prentiss, Reading
Mrs Heriy Hiester, Beading H H Banks. Reading
Mrs Judge Banks, Beading Mrs W E Banks, Beading
Wm Wall, Brooklyn Thos 8 Fay, Brooklyn
Asa Holt, Jr, Mobile, Ala S 0 Long, Md"
MM R Todd, Cincinnati John H Towoe, Cincinnati
H C Henries, Hd Lieut J H G Miles, USA
Capt Thos Ewing, USA H 8 Magraw. Pa
41,28 b 10
....... 470.824 06
Dr G Maine, Boston J M Williamson, Canada
B B Good:* ear, Connecticut W H Kretotager. Chicago
W White A da. Lock Haven R G Carpenter, Troy, N Y
John Smith, Troy, NY J W Harper, Jr, New York
W O Brown, N J W H Moore
C Dickinson, New York Mrs Geu Sigel. New York
JS Lyons J G Bennett, Wash
F Tbomaa, Baltimore W H fllyerß, Pittsburg
W-D Swan, Boston W McOlintock A la, Pa
EK WinshipUSN J S Gulick, New Jersey
Mrs Gulick, New-Jersey J B Alte&rus, Pbila
G P Wray, Pl ilada J B Sage, Buffalo *
W H Abel, New York 5 M Thompson, StLouls
J E Blythe, St Lords J S Phelps, Kentucky
W McVeagb, W Chester J ODaan, Chicago
J M CowtU, New York Com W Smith, UBN
H C Dcnbar, Tennessee G Greene, Chicago
A G Garfield, Chicago H Veazen. Connecticut
E Dre&ser, Boston J P Baker, 17 8 A
R Trller, New York A C Schaefer, Baltimore
E E Brown, New York E T Scheelz, Baltimore
D W Eey?er, Baltimore S G Nicholson, New York
B R Garrison, Missouri
MERCHANTS’ HOTEL—Fourth at.* below Arch,
j B Berts, Madison, Wls Jas F White, Lexington,Ky
Jes T Davis A to, Wash, DfiGeo Bennett, New York
Dr R Booth, Baltimore Philip Graeff, Pittsburg
B W Dtrickson, U 8 A Jas Beidy, Lexington, Ky
J Evans, Oincinnsti Ben; Evans, Cincinnati
Gapt R A McCombs, Pittflb’g Lieut J B Robinson, Pa
W Bicharde, Kentucky J S Thompson. Kentucky
R O Speed, Kentucky W F Nishit, Kentucky
E 7 W Meier, ft Louis W Hastings, MeadviUe, Pa
F V Barnet, Easton F A Shoemaker, Ebonaburg
J LBrallier, Pennsylvania Mrs Caldwell, Milton
D Garrett, Pittsburg W M McKelvy, Pittsburg
W H H Rutledge, Pittsburg H McCmr&en, Pittaburg
August 2—Evening.
AMERlCAN—Chestnut street, above Fifth.
Geo B Denny, Dayton D Thomas, Jr, & wf, Pa
J Cunningham, Delaware Miss Catts. Delaware
E Weil, Illinois P Brady, Easton
W 8 Johns, DSN W H Arnett, Auburn, N Y
Dr L Trexler, Be? ka co D Hertzag, Lehigh co
John Heady, New York 8 O Wcoteon, Atlantic City
Lieut Jos B G Miles OaptThos 8 Ewing
ST. lidois HOTEfr—Obosnnt street, above Third
Wm Mot. telins, Snebnry, Pa O Buck, B 9 H
Geo J Plaisted, Boston Geo B Scattergood, Bel
H 9 Kimball, N Y J H Smith, Massachusetts
J Cornell, St John, H B CM Higgins, Chatham -
"W P Poster Joho. Fab:, Jr
W H Bannister, Hew York Dr lewis, Delaware
-W 3S Jones, Wash, PC
THE UN lON—Arch strsot, above Third.
Clement Jsggard, Altoona J P Green, Philadelphia
J W fehermeshorn, H York W M Force, Trenton
STATUS UK lON—Market street, above Sixth.
Jas D Scott, Pennsylvania H B Martin, Ohio
B Milligan. Pennsylvania Samuel Martin, Carlisle
Bobt Bell, Carlisle W Gibb, Oarlftle
S B Logee, London, O W S L BrlghHnger, Pottsville
» G Albright, 0 S Army Wm Baker Sr, la, Lancaster
Dr Wash Burg, 0 S Army
BOBEBT PATTERSON.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
99* BEK FOURTH PAGE.
CLEARED.
BT TELEGRAPH.
(Correspondence of The Press )
New York, Aug 4.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
to to 12 o’clock last many.
BABLBY SHEAF—Second street, below Vine.
J W Spencer, Bucks co J M Bush, James Biver
M Pierson. Bucks co S Wheßrtv, New lock
H Bice, Bucks co J Hibbs, Newtown
Wm McDowell, Backs co E Wildman, Attleboro’
A T Hsmpton. Doyleetown 0 N Fell, Doylestown
Jemee Good, Doylestown S M Twining, Doylestown
J H Loder, Doylestown - Jas W Moore, Weymouth
I) Carver, Bucks co Lieut O Merriam, 6th HJ Y
T Ogden Atkinson, Penna Sergt Lamb, Whites Haven
J H Beatty, Doylestown "W B Rich, Knoxville, Pa
H Paxton; Bucks co Miss M Ely, Bocks oo
B N Carver, West Chester L Pauling, West Chester
J Wortbii gton, 104th Pa Y A B Potts, 104th Pa Yol
Oapt A Graven, SchPaOav Jas Rogers, 104th Pa Yol
H Morrow, Hatboro’ T Olaucey, Hew York
A McKee, Hew York M Nooman, Hew York
COMMERCIAL—Sixth street, above Chestnut.
Mrs F Beatty, Delaware co L Beck, Chester 00, Pa
Nde Bree, Wheeling, Ya St Pernio*, Ohestei co, Pa
J C Worth, Chester co, Pa Jos Loralne, Ohseter 00, Pa
Tow mend Walter, Ohesterco Louis PDußote,Dojlestown
GeoTTombleson, Pottsville llGamble
NATIONAL HOTEL—Bare street, above Third.
H G Taggart, Pittßton, Pa Jehn Allison, Yirginia
Peter Jackson, Maryland John L Schuler, Pa
Aaron Abram, lowa F Wade, lowa
J H Hatsenplng, MiddlebnrgW M Boggs, Mount Joy
H Oott, Wilkesbarre E B Spenosr, Dunmore, Pa
B B Taylor, Port Royal E W Walker, Virginia
P H Frey linghonn, Yirginia
MADISON HOUSE—Second street, above Market
Moses Bash, Delaware J L Janney, Jr, Newtown
B T Janney Lient O H Miller, Pa
Lieut W M Ogden. Phlla L Zimmerman, New. York
L 1> Emltb, Salem, N J M East hints & wt, Pa
Mrs. Shaw Bucks 00, Pa Miss S Shaw, Norristown
E Baptis, Hew Jersey.
BLACK BEAK—Third street, above CaUowMIL
JASkmen,MP,Easton,Pa Mrs Slemen& son, Easton
B 7 Jncoby, Allentown E Walton, Fox Chase
O B Miles, Fox Obese B W Bomberger, Kutztowh
F W Obenbauser, Pa .Jos Man, Milton, Pa
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above CeUowMIL
Philip Sands, Nortt smpion co J Sands, Northampton co
MOUNT YEBNOK—Second street, above Arch.
DW CBrodhead, Virginia HO Loomey, Bterad»burg
The undersigned Commissioners named in the act of
the Thirty-Eevfcnth Congress -of the United States of
America, entitled “ An Act to aid in the Construction of
a Railroad.and Telegraph Line from the Missouri Elver
to the Padfio Ocean, and to Secure to the Government
theu*e of the same for Postal; Military and other Par
poses,7’ in pursuance ef-the provisions of satdAot, and of
the'Act oft aid Thirty-seventh Congress, -supplementary
to and amendatory of said first-mentioned Act, hereby
give notice thatjhe first meeting of the Board of Com
mißßioners mentioned in said first-mentioned Act will be
held at Bryan Ball, in the City of Ohicago, and State of
Illinois, on the first Tuesday of September next at 12
James Dnnnteg, John M. Wood, Edwin Uoyes, Jo
seph Eaton, of Maine ; Joseph A,. Gilmore, Charles W.
Woodman, of New Hampshire; Henry H. Baxter,
George W. Collamor, Henry Knyeiy Tnomaa H. Canfield,
of Vermont; WiUHin H. Swift, Samuel T. ]>*aa, John,
Bertram. JVanHih S. Stevens, Edward B. Tinker, of
Massachusetts; Walter_S Burges* .William P. Biol
get,' Berjwnin H. Cheever, Charles Fosdick Fletcher, of
Rhode Island-; Augustus Brewster, Henry P. Haven,
CorcfliusS. BnshneU, .Henry Hammond, of Connecticut;
ißaac SbermaD, Dean, Richmond, Royal Phelps, Wil
liam H. Ferry, Henry A. Paddock, Bowls J StancHfk
Charles A. Seeor, Samuel E. Campbell, Alfred E Tilton, -
John Anderton, Azariah Boody, John S. Kennedy, He
Carver, Joseph Field, Benjamin F. Gamp, Orville W.
Childs. Alexander J. Bergen, Ben. Holliday, D. Iff. Bar
ney, 3. De Wilt Blnodgeoa. W*lKam H. Grant, Thomas
W, Oicott, Samuel B. Buggies, James B. Wilson, of JFew
Pork.* Ephraim Marsh, uharleft M Barker, of New
Jersey; John Edgar .Thompson, Benjamin fl ay wood,
Joseph fl. Scranton, Joseph Harrison. George W. Caw,
Jotio H. Bryant, Daniel J Morel!* Thomas M. Howe,
William F. Johnson, Robert Finney, John A. Green E.
B :Myie; ;; Wells, Junior, of Pennsylvania;
Thomas SWao, Cb»utic«y Brocks, Edward Wilkins, of
Maryland; L, Wilson, AmasaStone. William H.
CSemenS S. L li’ flommedit-n, John Brough. William Den*
uiboh, Jacob BHckehsderfer. of Ohio; Charles Paine,
Thomas A. Morris, David C. Branham, Samuel Hanna,
Jours Yotaw, Jesse L. Williams, Itaac C. Elston, of
Indiana; William B Ogden, Charles G. Hammond,
Henry Faroungu Amoe G- Babcock, W. *t*ldon Gale, Ke-;.
btnnah Bmbneil- Lorenzo Bull, of Illinois; John D.
Campbell, R. H. Bice, Charles A. Trowbridge. Hansom
Gernher. Charles W Penny, .Charles T,'Gorham, Wi -
liam McConnell, of Michigan ; William Bans, Jr.. John
Tallin, Levi Sterling, John Thompson, EUhu L Philips,
Walter D. McJpdfe, T. B. Soddard, E H. Brodhead, A.
Hi Wiscpmin;- A- D. Seward,? Henry; A.
g*ifr r Dwisht Woodbury, John McCtwick? John R.
jciiPf., of Minnesota; William F. CoolhangU, Lucius H. .
. . Langwoitby, dugh T. Beid, Hoyt Sherman, Lym*tt->
IWAtpfIHELOttS MAIE J/FBJ ' > f ! Cnck, : gfttr>ueiß. Jurti*, LewisAw Thomas, Piatt-Smith,
~ .nant TV mwiß WAgLb -offtwa / wiWam'M McPherson, B W Wells*. Will* 4
• ' THB BEST IH THEiWOB ■ ,p; Hall, Armstrong Beatty* Johu Corbv, of Missouri ;
W TLIiIAM A. BATCHELOR 8 celebrated Hair Dye Gorini Laban J. Bradford, Johu T. Levia,
unt to he distinguished from oatnre-? Q f Kentucky.-;, W» H- Grimes, Stone, Cbe-rter
fffoduoffl ;I* tninrfi «ie HMr in the least i remedies Thtnief, John Kerr, Werter R Du,vis 5 Luther 0 Challis,
wssr^UgiiottevP^* 1 * the Hair foi 'Jfoeiai Miller, <tf Kansas; GibertO. MooelL ingntiwi
3,9 111 affect, of i Konnla, *'?W Marqnett’a. William H Alla
Hfe. QEiS, BED, or EOSXT HAIB InstauUy t™* I of N.hroska.; John ®»an», of Colorado ;
nr Brown. toaTingthe Hair wit ani b*an- j„t „ Atc b lKJll , 4 0 bn D. Winter., of the Territory of
Black or ATcoodo; K J. Henricy, Petor Donahn-, O. P, BnutiM-
HfoL .SoW by all mugfpmat.a- ■ . „.fnwm. i ton,D. Jmlah. James Bailey, Jains. ,X Bynn, Oh irlea
The Genuine is frfgned WILLIABI . [ cbnr]L‘ft Marhb.'D S'nn'.d! B'.u, L')U!S
rr™ mi ft. four tides of eochboa. i Uotane, Grorge W.-Mowr, Obailas McXiaugli'in, Tiaao-
GOK,«« _ _ No 81 BABOIiAY 'Streat, . thj Damn, John B. Robinwin, of California; WlillMn
FAOTUK , . street), ■ a. A. BrrrT, Uonjamln F. 'tlarding.o/ Oregon.
; {B«* 238 Broodiwi* «»»»"««» *"“!« i. l6. M 52.4 ‘;;J ; f
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OFFICIAL
Treasury Department, July 23,1882.
By authority of 3 joint resolution of the Cmigresa of
the United States, approvalonthe 17th day of July, In
stant, notice is hereby given that the first dayof Sep
tember next is fixoi acdlletermiaed upon as the day on
whirl* the ** act to provide internal revenae to . support
the Government and to pay interest on« the public debt 1 ’
shall be put into practical operation; and any act or
thing 'which ip said act is requited to be done on or be
fore the 'first day of July or .August, in the year 1862,
fhali be done on or before the first day of September,
1862; ard all parts of said act having reference to said
dates of the first days of July and August, 1802, shall bo
iaken and construed as having reference to the first day
of September, 1802.
Collector**])* assessors will be appointed, and what
ever other things may be meceasary to put the act' into
practical operation, will be done before the date fixed
by tliia notice. _ au4-3t
But Your Bathing Bobes for La
dles, Gentlemen, find Children, -at- SDOiN’S, ; 808
HMiKiT Street, Philadelphia. _aul-3t*
S.—T.—lB6o—X.
Bbake’s Piantation Bittebb^—Bi
hausted Nature’s Great Restorer. They Invigorate,
strengthen, and purify the system, Cure Dyspepsia,
Acidity of the Stomach, Diarrbcea, &c. A perfect ap
potizer and tonic. They invigorate the body, without
stimulating the brain. They ‘are compounded of pure
Bt. Croix Bum, Boots, and Horbs, and are recom
mended by all who use them. Adapted to o» or
young, but particularly rcoe mm ended to the. weak and
languid. Sold by ail Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and
Baloops. *• H DBASE * CO.,
my3-mwfSm jO2 Broadway,-New York.
THE PRESS—PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, AUGUST 4, 1862.
Af-SEMBLT Buildings.
Positively the lost EXHIBITION of
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS'
WHALI&G VOYAGE,
Wilt take place
fcul-3t MONDAY EVESINGi August 4.
Singer & Oo.’s letter «A” Fa
mily SEWING MACHINE. WITH ALL THE RE
CENT IM PI OVEMBNTS, is the best, and cheapest.
and most beautiful, of all Sewing Machines. This
Machine will sew anything, from the miming of n tuck
in Tarletan to the making of an Overcoat—anything
from Pilot or Beaver Cloth down to the softest Gauze or
Go reamer Tissue, and is ever ready to do fta work to per
fection. It can fell, bem, 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 “ A " Family Sowing Machine may
be bad In a great variety of cabinet cases. The Folding
Case which is now becoming eo popular, is, as its name
implies, one that can bo folded into a box or case which,
when opened, makes a beautiful, substantial* and spa
cious table for tbe work to rest upon. The cases are of
every Imaginable design—plain as the wood grew in its
uative forest, or as elaborately finished as art can make
them. Tbe Branch Offices are well supplied with silk
twist, thread, needles, oil, etc , of the very best quality -
Bend for a copy of « Sixoer A OoJs Gazette.”
I. M. SINGER & CO.,
45E BROADWAY. N. Y,
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE, 810 CHESTNUT ST.
jyl2-mwftf
One-Pbioe Clothing, of th* latest
Sims, made in the Best Manner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in
Plain Figures. AH Goods made to Order warranted
satisfactory. Our Osß-Pnioa Systsk Is striotly ad
hered to. All are thereby treated alike.
M&S-lv JONES * CIO ~ 004 MARKET Street.
CAIRNS—COX —On the 81st nit., by the Rev. Daniel
Garfoo, Mr.* Archibald Cairns to Mis* Eleanor S. Cox, all
ol tbit city.
MOORE—WILEY -On the 31st u’t, by the Rev B
J. Wiley, <'barbs D. Moore and Miss Mary J., daughter
of James Wiley, Esq., all of this city.
DbWOLF —On the 2d inst., Rev. E. DeWolf, Recto?
of St. Barnabas Church.
The relatives and friends of tbe family, the plergy of
the city, the members' of Moses Lodge a. P. A.« and the
Association in general, are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral* at 8t Barnabas Church, Seventeenth At
Chestnut street, on Tuesday morning, 6th inst, at 10
o clock- without further notice.
WHITESIDE.—On the 2d inst, Harriet 8., daughter
of Deborah O. and the late Justus Whiteside. **
BECK —Suddenly, on the Ist inst, John R. Beck, Jr.,
Is the 36ih year of bis age.
Fuoeral from the residence of his aunt, Mrs. 11. L.
Michaels, No 512 South Front street, thfe (Monday)
morntoy, at 9 o’clock *
BBUGAM,—On the 2d inst., John J., son of John and
Phoebe Am Brnsatn. ag?d 23 months^
Foneral from theTesidenceof his parents, No. 140 Cot
tage street, First ward, on Tuesday aitereooo, 4th inst.,
at 3 o’clock. *
FIBIiETTER.—At Weatville, N. J„ on the 2d Inst.,
Dickson Finletter, son of ThomasK. and Martha M Fin
lener, aged 15 moo tbs *
GATiER—On the 18th ulk,at the hospital at Pitot
Town, after a short illness, Charles E. Gatier, of theU.
8. gunboat Miami, son of Stephen B. and Louisa M,
Gatier, in the 24th year of bis age. #
MOTJBSINa STORE.—BESSON &
JLyJ son* No. 918 GHEStNUT Street.
Black Mousseline de Lainea, double widths.
Black Tamises. . *
Black Summer Bombazines.
Black English Bombazines.
Black Alpacas, bombazme-'finish.
Black Gros Grain and Poult de Soie Silks.
Black Crape Marete and Bareges.
Black Barege Hernani.
Black Silk Grenadines.
Black and White Lawns, Ginghams, &c. )y23
ry=* NOTICE ON AND AFTER AUGUST
LL§ 11*, the Office of the ADAMS EXPRESS CO&*
VaNY will be open for the reception of packages, at 7
o’clock A. HL.i and will close promptly at 7 o’clock P.
JOHN BINGHAM,
Superintendent,
fV=» NOTICE.-A SPECIAL MEETING O F
LLS the Stockholder* of the PHILADELPHIA MU
TUAL BAYING 3 AND LOAN SOCIETY will be held
at the Office, on TUESD AY, August 6,1862, at 8 o’clock
P. M.» to consider an amendment to Article XV. of the
Constitution. H. W GRAY, Secretary,
It* Office, No. 1031 CHESTNUT Street
ry=. A MEETING OF THE REPUBLICAN
LkJ CLUB of the FOURTEENTH WARD will be
hHd at the MECHANICS’ HALL, at 8 o’clock, on
TUESDAY BIGHT, August 5, 1862.
It* DANIEL W. CLARKE. Secretary.
ry=» TWENTY-FOURTH WARD —A
\IJ Meeting of the PEOPLE’S AS a O JIAI'ION of
the Twenty-fourth Ward will be held at the Hall of the
Association, LANCASTER avenue asd MARKET St,
on TUESDAY EVENING, August 5.1862.
n JAMES NEWELL,
It* Secretary People’s Association .24th Ward.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY-—TO THE
!L§ FRIENDS OB’THE NATIONAL ADMINIS
TRATION IN PHILADELPHIA:
My nomination, last fall, for Associate Judge'of the
District Court; to the exclusion of Judge Stroud, was the
occasion of an exoitement which threatened to defeat the
whole ticket, and with a view to obviate such a resale,
I was strongly urged to withdraw for Hie purpose of re
storing hartn©n> to the party. Net desiring to be an in
strumentality of discord at a time when It was the plain
duty of every loyal man to sacrifice personal considera
tions for the general good, I reque-ted the Convention to
reaest jnblo, and tendered back to it the nomination with
which it bad honored me. The result wee that Judge
Stroud was Dominated as my successor, and our whole
judicial ticket- elected. No sooner had I withdrawn than
it was generally conceded that, in return for sacrificing
my char ces of an election for the general benefit of the
party, I should be nominated at the ensuiog election
for DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Such was the general
desire that, bad the nomination been then made, I hazard
little in saying it would have been conferred upon me, if
not unanimously, at least by an overwhelming majority.
If, under such circumstances, yon still deem mo worthy
of the nomination, and as thß time is near at hand when
you will be caked upon to bestow ifc on Bomeone, I will
be pleased to have it conferred upon me. Should you,
however, considering the embarrassed oondition of our
country, be cf the opinion that the general interest wilt
be better subserved by the-selection of another, I shall
cheerfully acquiesce in the result.
Truly voure,,. AMOS BRIGGS.
August 1,1862 aui 6-9 13 16 20 6t*
nr=* OUR COUNTRY! TO ARMS!!—THE
llj COM MITT BE appointed to rece ve Subscriptions
inTid of the CITIZENS’ BOUNTY FUND, for pro
viding the proportion of quota of men to
increase the Army of the Bepuhlic, sit dally at
INDEPENDENCE HALL,
From 10 A. M. to 2 P M.
By order of the Committee.
jl29tH TBOMa.B WEBSTER, Chairman. '
T*B UNITED STATES SANITARY
LLS COMMISSION—PHILADELPHIA AGENCY.
No. 3235 CHESTNUT STREET —The following recora
meEda!ion, by the President of the United States, suffi
ciently authenticates the Commission to the public:
** The Sanffary Commission is doing a work of great
humanity and direct practical value to the nation iu this
time of its trial. It is entitled to the gratitude and con
fidence of the people, and X trust it will be geaeroudy
supported is no agency tbroush which voluntary
offeiiogs of patriotism can be more effectively made ”
“ABRAHAM LIHOOLBf”
The undersigned will receive, and forward to places
where they may be most needed, all contributions for the
sick and wounded.
The articles most required are Muslin Shirts and
Drawers (both old and new), woollen Undershirts, Panta
loons, and Stockings, and for which there is an incessant
demand.
aul-ISfc
OUR COUNTRY! TO ARMS’.-PA
IL3 TRIO riC Citizens who desire to subscribe to the
CITIZENS’ BOUNTY FUN D, to aid the recruitiog of
the Philadelphia quote of the President’s call for three
hundred thousand men, are respectfully informed that
the Ccmmttteewill sit daily to receive subscriptions from
ten A M to two P. M, at INDEPENDENCE HALL.
Fubccriptidns may likewise be eentto either of the an
dersfgmd: .
ALEXANDER HENRY, Mayor’s Office.
CHARLES GIBBON'S, Secretary, 252 South Third
D. FREEMAN, Secretary, 601 Sansom
treet
JAMBS McCLINTOOK, City Treasurer, Girard
lank.
HENRY D. MOORE, State Treasurer, 664 North
jlevrnth street.
SINGLETON A. MFBOER, Treason* of Fund,
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank.
THOMAS WEBSTER, 14 North Delaware avenue.
WILLIAM WiLSH,2IB South Delaware avenue.
J. BOfS SNOWDEN, lodecendence Hall.
ADOLPH E. BOBTE, 153 Dock street.
B W T>E COUBBBY, .631 Chestnut street.
GEORGE H STUART, 18 Bank street. .
MICHAEL V BAKER, Independence Halt
GEORGE WHITNEY, office of A. Whitney * Sons.
RICHARD 0. DALE. 621 Market street.
LOBIN BLODGET, Board of Trade Booms.
JOHN E, ADDIOKS, Independence HaU.
JOHN D. WATSON, office of North American. '
JAMES MILLIKBN, 410 Walnut street
Ward committees will be appointed to procure sub
scriptions in every ward In the city, doe notice of ' which
will Bhorlly appear.
All subscriptions will be acknowledged daily in the
papers, unless otherwise requested.
By order of the Committee,
j»29 THOMAS WEBSTER, Chairman.
THt£ UNIOK PACIFIC RAILROAD
U 3 COMPANY.
NOTICE OF MEETING OF COMMISSIONERS. =
married
DIED.
W. PLATT, Jb ,
Superintendent.
rrs= * OUT AND KEEP THIS.—NO-
LhJ? TK IS A«J!iBS! —MI A-rbt-s intended f v r re
in, vul by thu City Contractor, must be placed in suit
kLU vessel* (easily handldh), i* trout of the premises of
chiseii*. vlnch veest U must be placed at or before 7
o’clock* A. M ready for lifting. Ashes placed after
Certs have paestd their Routes. WILL NOT BS
lifted.
fiy The Athes will be removed within the boundaries,
and on the da}* specified.
N. B.—Dry Slops and Garbage placed in the ash ves
sel* will be removed with the ashes.
CAUT fON .—Citizens are particularly requested not to
offer or give any pay tocartroen or others engaged in re
rnovJ r the arijee, &o, a-* it encourages the levying of
** black mail,” and neglect of their legitimate business.
Cat ttnen or ethers attempting to obtain or receiving such
from c tizins, will be promptly dismissed and prosecuted.
B. A. SMITH Oitv Contractor,
Office 431 Chestnut street.
FIRST AND SECOND WARDS—MONDAYd and
THURSDAYS—AII south from Christian street, and
from tbe Delaware river to Fifth street, including Fifth
street TDESDAYB and FRIDAYS—West of Fifth
end south of Christian streets, and west of Broad and
south of South streets, to the Schuylkill river.
THIRD AND FOURTH WARDS—MONDAYS and
THURSDAY*—From tho Delawarerivor to Fifth street,
including Fifth street, and from South street to Chris
tian street! Including Obristian street. WEDNESDAYS
and SATURDAY B— From Fifth Street to Broad street,
iuriuding Broad street, and from South street to Chris
tian j-treei, including nhristi&u street.
FIFTH and SIXTH WARDS—MONDAYS and
TBUBtDAYS—From Vine street to Chestnut street, in
cluding Chestnut street* and from the Delaware river to
Seventh street. TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS— from
Chesnut street to South street, including South street,
and from the Delaware river tn Seventh street
BEYBNTH and EIGHTH WARDS— MO> DAYS and
THURSDAYS—Frou Spruce street to South street, in
cluding South street, and tram Seventh street, including
Seventh street, totbegebuj Ikillriver. WEDNESDAYS
and SATURDAYS—From Chestnut street to Sprace
street, inducing Spruce street, and from Seventh street,
including Seventh street, to the Schuylkill river.
NI’ITH and TENTH WeRDS—MONDAYS and
THURSDAY* —From Arch street to Chestnut street, in
cluding Chet tout street, and from Seventh street, includ
ing Seventh street, to the Schuylkill river. TUESDAYS
and FRIDAYS—From Tine street to Arch street, in
cluding Arch street, and from Seventh street, including
Seventh street, to the Schuylkill river.
ELEVENTH and TWELFTH WARDS—MONDAYS
and THURSDAYS —From Poplar street to Vine street,
includir g Vine etieet, and from the Delaware river to
Third street, including Tbird street TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS —From Poplar street to Vine street, including
Vine street, ard from Third street to Sixth ttreet-
THIRTEENTH and FOURTEENTH WARDS—
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS —From Poplar street to
Vine street, including Vine street, and from Sixth street,
including Sixth street, to Tenth street. TUESDAYS
and FRIDAYS—From Poplar street to Vino street, in
cluding Vine street, and from Tenth street, including
Tenth street to Broad
FIFTEENTH WARD—WEDNESDAYS and SA
TURDAYS—From Poplar street to Vine street, includ
ing Vine street, and from Broad street, including Broad
street, to tbe Schuylkill river. „
SIXTEENTH and SEVENTEENTH WARD 3
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS—From Oxford street to
Poplar street, including Poplar street, mid from the De
lawa-e Titer and Frankford road, including Fraukford
road to Second street. WEDNESDAYS and SATUR
DAYS—From Oxford street to Poplar street, Including
Poplar street, and from Second street to Sixth street.
EIGHTEENTH and NINETEENTH WARDS
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS—From Fraukford road,
including Fraukford read, to Norris street, and from the
Delaware river to Fjankford road. TUESDAYS and
FRlDAYS—Nineteenth Ward, Including Norrij and
Oxford streets.
TWENTIETH WARD—TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
—From Sixth street, including Sixth street, to the Schuyl
kill river, and from Poplar street, including Poplar
street, north. *
TWENTY-FOURTH WARD—MONDAYS and
TUESD* —South of Market street, including Market
street. THURSDAYS and FRIDAYS—North of Mar
ket street. it
(Vy» NOTICE—THE SUBSCRIBERS TO
LLjJ THE CITIZENS* BOUNTY FUND, to aid Be
cruiting, are hereby notified that the Treasurer of the
Fond, SINGLETON A. MERGER. Esi-, will receive
the amounts of their subscriptions, dally, at the Farm
ers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, and furnish them with printed
receipts lor the seme; or their subscriptions may be paid
to the memberof tbe Committee to whom they subscribed,
and the Treasurer’s receipt will he sent to the donor.
By order of the Committee.
26-tf THOMAS WEBSTER, Chairman.
rra* FOR RECEIVER OF TAXES,
UJ? JAMES C. KEL3H,
Of second ward, subject to nomination of People’s Con
vention. jy3-lm*
MILITARY NOTICES,
V** RUSH’S LANCERS—A few
CAYALBY MEN who want to go at once to
*/**¥? the Army of the Potomac, and join this fine
Jugunei*: Apply at JONES’ HOTEL, CHESTNUT
Street, hear Seventh Street au2-3t*
RECRUITING OFFICE OF
THE ANDEBSuN TROOP.
Captain WM. J. PA.IiU.ER.
* Sergeant ALFRED VEZOf.
Private HOBMAH M. BIIITH.
Grtrand floor of the Pennsylvania Railroad Building,
corner of THIRD Street and WIIiHNG’S Alloy.
ao2 6t* "
M YICTOEY AGAIISf PERCHES
fi UPON THE BANNER! OF THE II6TK BEGr-
W MENT, P. V., now at *• Camp Bennett.* 5
** Bounty money in hand paid -E 27 00
Bounty mosey paid on moeter of Company....... 59 00
“ « paid on expiration of service...... 75 00
One month’s pay in advance.................. 13 00
Total bounty and pay.... $165 90
The Hon. the Board of Trade of Philadelphia have this
day recognized thellfitb as the oldest and first regiment
to receive Bonnty at their hands
Come forward, now, and fill up this Regiment, and
march immediately t>tne rescue of on* brothers already
in the field. D. SEEN AN,
Colonel Commanding.
au4>4t Headquarters, 624 MARKET Street, Phila.
a VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR
fi THE Diet REGIMENT P. V., CotoMl B. M
111 GREGORY, now at Alexandria, Ya.—Young Mon,
your country asks your services in her hour of peril t
WDI you volunteer, or will you wait until you are com
pelled to go 1 Have you forgotten wbat your falhars
suffered to establish this Government, and are you willing
to remain at home while your brethren are iu the field
pouring out their life-blood in defence of the Uoion, the
Constitution, and the heat Government lathe world ?
Surely sot t Come, then, and enroll yourselves in the
91st Regiment P. V y where you will be placed under
competent, sober officers, and in a regiment that, for
drill and efficiency, has no superior in the service.
Bounty given equal to any offered.
Recruiting Offices:
N. W-. corner Ridge avenue and Coates street
Corner of Franfeford road and York street.
No. 620 Ohestout street.
Franklin and Girard avenue.
Lieut J VMFS H. OLOSSON,
Lieut J. A. GREGORY,
jj3l-5t ' Recruiting Officers.
* HEABQTJARTEBB PENNSYIi-
H TANIA MILITIA, TRANSPORTATION AND
SI TELEGRAPH DEPARTMENT.
"" Harrisborg, July 28,1882,
The attention of soldiers and officers now absent from
their regiments ia especially directed to the following
paragraphs of General Order* Nos. 60 and 72 respectively:
. War Dbparthent, 1
Adjutant General’s Office, >
Washington, June 5,1862. )
GENERAL ORDER No 60
IC. A large number of volunteers are absent from
their regiments who ere now fit for duty. To enable
them to return, the Governors of States are authorized
to give them certificates or parses, which will entitle
them to transportation to the station of the nearest
United States mustering officer or Quartermaster, who
will pay the cost of transportation on such certificate or
pass, and provide transportation for the soldier to his
regiment or station.
War Department, )
Adjutant Genkbau’s Ornoi,}
Washington, June 28,1862. )
GENERAL ORDER No. 72.
111. JVb more furloughs will bt granted to petroled
prisoners. All furloughs heretofore given to them are
hereby revoked; and all prisoners now at large on their
parole, or who may hereafter be paroled by the rebel
authorities, will immediately- repair—if belonging to
regiments raised in the New England and Middle States,
to the Gamp of Instruction established near Annapolis,
Md,; If belonging to regiments raided in the States of
Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, and
Michigan, to Camp Chare, near Columbus, Ohio; if be
longing to raised in the States of Illinois, Wis
consin, Minnesota, lowa, and Missouri, to the camp near
Jefferson Banacfeß, Mo —-and report for such duty, com
patible with toelr parcle, aumaybe assigned to them by
the officers in command o! said camps.. And aZJ. whether
officers or soldiers, who fail to comply with this order,
within the space of time necessary far them to do so,
will be occonoted deserters , and dealt with accordingly.
The attention of all commanding, mustering, and re
cruiting officers is particularly directed to this order,
and they are required to use theirutmost exertions, not
only to give it ibe widest circulation in their neighbor
hoods, bat to see that it is faithfully carried oat. And
their Excellencies, the Governors of the several Btates,
are respectfully solicited to lend their efforts to the same
IT. The transportation necessary to a compliance with
this order can, on application, be procured from the
Governors of the several States, or from the Halted
States mastering or commanding officers in the variooa
cities within them.
That the Governor of Pennsylvania may, under the
prevision* of the paragraphs above quoted, material!?
assist in bringing about a compliance, the fallowing circu
lar is published
OTBOOLATi;
I, Transportation, upon application in form to this
Department, will be forwardedby mail or telegraph to
sr-ldiors and "officers coming under tho provisions of the
above named General Orders,-either to Harrisburg or
the print at which the nearest Quartermaster) £Ea*£eriag
or Commanding Officer Is stationed. ,
11. The foiin required for such application Is the cer
tificates of two responsible citizen® of the place iu which
the soldier or officer may-then be residing) that hia state
ment a* to being a paroled prisoner now at large is cor- -
rect, or that he is a volunteer absent from his regiment
and now fit to return.
By order of Governor A. G. Ourtin. L
• O. W. BBSS,
Ohief of Transportation and Telegraph Department of
PeDUßjlvania. jy3l»«
FINANCIAL.
TJ. B. ,
; HTE TWENTIES;
■ ■ - ‘OB,- ’■'■■■’ : ‘
20- YEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS,
PAYABBK at the option of the govebn-
KENT AFTER FIVE YEARS.
1 am instructed by the BECBETABV OF 'THE
XBEASCTV to receive subscriptions for the above
LOAN AT PAR,
tee interest to commence fbom date
OFDEPOBIT,
Thus avoiding the difficulty heretofore experienced by
renulring payment in GOED of the interest from May
last.
A fell supply of these Bonds always on band.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, 1
114 SOUTH THIRD* ST;
jy29.tr - 1 ‘ ‘- 1 j-f
M SCHULTZ & CO. have iemoved
• to 80. 36 South THIBD Street/wheretbey will
attend to ibe purchase and sale of Foreitn and Domeitio
Ex charge, Gold and Silver, Old demand Bole® and
other Securities. ... aul-lmw
M
<p4«tAA/i ED upon Mortgage, first-class Farm
pear the city. Applyto • E PETTIT,
jll* • No. 309. WALNUT Street
retail dry goods,
The LAfcT CHANCE FOE BAR-
G A T N S •
FURTHRB BUSDUOTIOK IN PRIORS
We are dotf rnmjed to close oat the balance of o'er Som
mer Stock before the first of September. In order to do
bo we Wirt offer *nr entire stock of
FANOY HU KS
LKSIIv'BLE DRESS GOODS,
JjA« ;R MANTLES AND P*»TNTES,
SILK COA'fS AND BACQCES,
At lower prices than (hose of any other Befall House
In the city.
OUR BLACK BILKS
can’t be matched in prices and qualities, as they were all
bought before the last rise, and we are able to sell them
at our
OLU LOW PRICE 3.
One lot cheapest Black Figured Silks ever offered.
Also, a good aa>crttnm<t of
DOMESTIC GOOD*.
H STEEL & PON,
ftx>4-tr No. ns North TENTS «* , above Coates.
COMMISSION HOUSES,
gEAMLESS BAGS.
“LEWISTON” and
“PREMIUM” “A.”
FOB SALE BY
WELLING, COFFIN, & CO.,
i,2l.mwfbn ' No. 880 CHESTNUT Street.
DONNELL
' USD ’
GREENE MANUFACTURING CO.’S
PEIN TS.
400 Cases NEW FALL STYLES.
FOB BALE BY
WILLING, COFFIN, & CO.,^
jyM.tmrflm No. 220 CHESTNUT Street.
•gED-QUILTS, SUITABLE FOR
HOSPITAL PUBPOSES
-8,000 10-4 WHITE AND BLUE AND WHITE AND
SLATE.
ALSO, 3-4 and 6-4 INDIGO BLUB FLANNELS.
For sale l>y
FROTHINGHAM & WELLS,
jy!6-2m 34 N. FRONT and 35 LETITIA STBEBT.
OHIPLEY. HAZARD. &
HUTCHINSON.
80. 113 OHEBTNUT BTBEET,
COMMISSION HIBOIAXII
mm ram Slum or
PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS.
mhSB-Otn
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
ROBERT SHOEMAKER
& CO.,
Northeast Corner FOURTH and RACE Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
WHITE LEAD AND ZING PAINTS, PUTTY, *O.
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
FRENCH ZINC PAINTS.
Deaton and consumers lied at
VERY LOW PRICES EOR CASH.
mb29-tael .
LOOKING GLASSES.
JAMES S. EARLE A SON,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS
or
LOOKING GLASSES.
' OIL PAINTINGS,
FINE ENGRAVINGS,
FIOTUBE AND PORTRAIT FRAMES,
PHOTOGRAPH- FRAMES,
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
OABTBB-DE-VISITS! PORTRAITS.
EARLE’S GALLERIES.
’ 818 CHESTNUT STREET,
Jals ran.Amn.rgii.
INSUIUSCB COMPAiiIES.
rp HE MU T U A L
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
S. F. WINSTON, President.
ASSETS OYER. EIGHT MH.I.IONB OP DOULAB3.
PHILADELPHIA AGENCY,
400 WALNUT STREET.
All polioy holders in the above Company who may
volunteer in response to the late call of the President
of the United States for 300,000 men, or who may be
drafted into the service (should that mode of obtaining
recruits be resorted to), are hereby intormed that War
Permits wDI be issued to them on the same terms os to
those who entered the service in 1881.
.Full particulars and explanations can be obtained on
application to
F. RATCHFORD STARR,
400 WALNUT STREET, PHILADA.
rviRARD FIRE AND MARINI
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE 41# WAlt NUT BTBEET, PHHiADKIiFKXA
CAPITAL *200,000.
This company continues to take risks an the eafa
classes of Property at low rates.
The public can roly npon its responsibility, and .bill
ty to pay losses promptly. Its disbursements for tis
benefit of the pnbiio, daring the Inst nine years, exceed
§500,000,
and we respectfully solicit its favor in the fntnr*.
DIBHOTOBS;
OHAB. t DUPONT, JEBBY WAHKZB,
JOHN W.CDAGHOBH, JOHN THOBNIiSY,.
O. F. HEAELITT, ABBAHAM HABT,
DAVID BOYD, It., PETIB 8. HOE, of 5.1
WM- M. SWAIN, FUBMAN SHBPPABD
JOSEPH KBAPP, m. d. n. 8. dawbhnoh,
WM.O.BUDMAN, JOHN SUPPLED.
THOMAS OBAVEN, President.
A. S. GILLBTT, Vice Presidios.
JAS. B. ALVOBP, Secretary. epfiM?
XT AM R INSURANCE COMPANY.
JD Ho. 40# CHESTNUT Btreet. ;
FIBBUTD INLAND INBUBANOX.
DIBEOTOBfI. ,
F.N.Bm*, *.D.WooaroN,
Obas. John Kessler, Jr.,
Henry L'ewfij'Jr., ‘
hlox. WMldin, ' Washington Jones, -
Oeo. A. West, Ohas. Stokea, .
O.'W.'Davis.it : John W. Evennas.
FBANOIBN. BUCK, President. .
OHABUES BIOHABDSON, Vice President.
WILLIAMS I. BLAHOHABP, Secretary. [mhlO-ltt
noMMOuw:
VJ EAMOT oombant.
PaErSSXL'VAHIA.
DIBEOTOBB.
. Dtrt& Jarm, M. • Obaries H. Bogart,
’ John M. Wtiltall, / John K. Walker, .;
Sdwatd O. Knight, Bobert Shoemaker,
Thomas S. Stewart, William Btratberi.
Scary Bowie, Jr., JBJjah JOasa.
DAVID JAIBI, it Be President.
>1 , 40HH M. WHITAIB, Ttoc .Preattm
BAKCIIi B. : MOOH, Secretary. '
Office; CfwnnnmweaWfa. Btaildiny* MS CHfiStBL
Bfr**. FhjladolpM*. : m*~Ktr
1J1 11 :
“exlcei j siq]b.”h:ams
ABB 'THE BEST ll* THEl^Oll&B.
J. H. MICHENER & 00.,
GENERAL PBQTTSICtN DEALBBS,
' AW ggatfl of thßC«lebgftteA. '.r : v
“EXCEESIOR”
sUG A R CUR E D H_ AM S,
HosJ 142 md 144 Nora FBOS* Street, '
Between and Bgnc* streets, I'hilaitlj-Aia.
:> The jnrtly.celebrated “ EXOiSIjSIOIt’’ HASS are
cored byl; Hilt- M 06., (lit a sijle peculiar to Iheot
aelrea l )'expreadp far RAMILT BSE y are of delieiomi
Savor; taste ofBiilt,>nd are
pronouncedby eptatreasnßerior.'to anynowoffered for.,
■ate. - . . _ .1 ; j?,-. —. ; .iy2S-10l 1
WTOTICE.—AII persons ha-ring elainis
iM againat the K.tate afrRBBPUBIOK 6KMNO,
de>a«d*wiH pleaw jreaeat them, anathowindeßtedwlli
»ihe Wtaent ta^ oß T< &&&&?
TOMOHOOKIN street, (JtOTD'intoWn.,
June B#a» 166?.- • . ■
’A; /V- 'v--' u J- '*
NEW BOOKS.
'SO'I NEARLY READY.
LEB MISERABLE*—MARIUS.
The third .art of VICTOR Hugo’s great French nOTel,
which is creating each a literary eeneation. Uniform in
price ana atJlB with part (j rs t, u Fantine,” and part ee
cot.d. *. r-osette.” Paper covers, price 60 cents, and
cloth bound,
11.
TBE FLY-ING DUTCHMAN.
ramer < ‘h 1 c" moroD " » r th « 6«anlett oha-
e i witl > BijUeen irresistibly comic
w* tinted paper. Cloth, bound in style of
Nothing to Wear,” price 50 cents. A regular bit.
lit.
OUT OF HIS HEAD.
A Ffresgftftnd eccentric romance. by t b Amurnw
(author of “ Bable Bell ”) Paper Govern, price 50 cecta’
and cloth bound, on superior paper, SI. '
*** f old by all Booksellers, and sent by mail free, on
receipt of price, by
CAEIiETON, Publisher,
(LATE RUDD & OAKLETON - ,)
413 BBOADWAY, cor. liiipooard street,
auSlf NEW YORK.
Major winthrop’s new
BOOK.—-Edwin Brothertoft. By Major Win
tbrop. 12mo. $l.
Uncle Jahfz • Or, The History of a Man whose Boy
hood waa Spent in the School of Adversity. Illustrated.
18mo. 45 cents.
Bose D&rliog,- Or. The Path of Truth. SO cents.
Tony Starr’s Legacy. By the Author of “Win and
Wear.” 75 cents
The Boy Friend: Or, All Can Help.” By Aunt
Friendly. SO cents.
Horry’s Mistakes and Where They Led Him. SO
cents.
Plato Wowla to Young Men. By Bey. J. B. Blpley,
25 cents. For sale by
WILLIAM 8. A ALFRED MARTIEN,
' • 606 CHESTNUT Street
TTTAR TIMES.—That you may have
Y f a fine picture at a fair price, BEE-tfBR in.
tecde furnishing tv all, at war price** bis superior Oil Ga
lore d, life'eta* Photigraphs. A rare chance. S 800 SO
Street, above 6mn. ___ It*
A GREAT REPOSITORY OF AET
—BEIMUB’S Gallery, SECOND Street, above
Green. Allstyies pictures made ofthefineatqnalitr’, the
best colored Photographs to be found there for only
$l. It*
pBOPOSALS FOB LITHOGRAPH-
X. mo.
Office Supbriktekdeht Public PaiSTiNG,)
_ Wasdingtok, Augus* 4,1862 %
SEALED PEOP*'BALS will be revived at this olfioe
until Monday, the 18th instant* at 12 o’clock, for Trans
ferring and Printing the Sketches accompanying the
Coast Surrey Report for 1861. Blank forme, giving the
necessary information to bidders, will be famished on
application at this office, and all bids not agreeing Bab*
stantialiy therewith will be rejected.
JOHN B. DEFBETE3,
Superintendent.
Abmy clothing and EQUI
PAGE OFFICE, TWELFTH and GIRARD
Struts.—Philabblphia, August 1,1862
PROPOSALS for Hospital Ceiit* and Flies, Hospital
Tent Poles, Regimental Flags, and national Flags.
Separate seated proposals will be received by the un
dersigned nntii 12 o’clock M, on TUESDAY, sth lost.,
for furnishing and delivering at the Set uylktil Arsenal,
1,000 HOSPITAL TEST.* and FLIES. Cotton or Linen.
(Tents obe of 12-onoce 28# Inch Pack, and Fly of 20-
ounce 28#-inchDock > 600HOSPITALTKHTPOLES:
30REGIMENTAL FLAGS, Infantry! 30NATIONAL
FLAGS (Bilk.)
All deliveries will be sabject to inspection, and must
conform, in all respects, to the samples deposited at the
Arsenal Proposals win be received for nnv part of
the above articles, and state the time and amount t-f each
delivery.
The right is reserved by the Deputy Quartermaster
General to accept any part of the bids offered, or reject
the whole or in part, as the interest of the Government,
in bis opinion, may demand
Each proposal must be accompanied by a satisfactory
guarantee that the bidder will execute a contract, with
good and sufficient bond, if bis bid be accepted
Proposals unaccompanied with satisfactory guarantee
will not be considered.
JjJVAINS & HASSALL,
No. 4iB ARCH STREET,
MILITARY GOODS,
Tent buttons and slips, u. 3.
Pattern, manufactured and for sale by J. P. REBD,
southeast; comer THIRTEENTH and NOBLE Streets,
Philadelphia- jyfl-lm*
JjEHOVAL.
FULLEB
Having Hemovod fiomJTo. 4S South THIBD Street to
No. 712 CHESTNUT Street, 2nd Floor,
(Opposite Maaonlo Temple,)
Now offiare a Large and Desirable Stock of
HOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
BOGEBB A BBOTHEBB’ SPOONS AND FOBKS,
AHD
FINE JEWELRY,
To which tite attention of the trade istnvitedU
asSO-Sm
JBk «AMERICAN WATCH COM
pant.”
GOLD AND SILVER
W A T OH E S .
VOB LAMES AND GENTLEMEN.
COMPANY’S SALESROOM,
So. TlB CHESTNUT Street, Second Floor,
(opposite Masonic Temple.)
L B. MARTER, Agent.
opBo-8m ; .
•ymOANITI RUBBER JEWELRY
A beanttfol line of
GENTLEMEN’S TEST CHAINS, LADIES' OHA
TALAINE CHAINS, THIMBLES, OBOSSES,
STUDS, BUTTONS, Ac.,
How in Store.
J. O. FULLER,
Ho. 718 CHESTNUT Street, Second Floor.
(Opposite MaeonioTomplo.)
, ap3o-8m ■ ■ '
AGENT,
Afresh assortment, at less
THAN FOBMEB PRICES.
fabb A BBOTHEB,
Important, 524 CHESTNUT Street below Fourth.
mb2o-tf
Fine shirt manufactory.
•Ehe subscriber would invite attention to Ms
‘ ' IMPBOTBB OUT liV SaIBTS,
Which be mates a speciality in hifl boßinoatl. hiso, oon-
JP©B GBNTIi'tiMEH’B WISA.B
,T. W. SOOTT,
SKNTLKMSN’B FDBNISHIKG WOBK,
ffb-BM CHESTNUT STREET,
Four doors below the Continental.
!H SIRE INSU
, 07 THE BTATE 01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
PROPOSALS.
au4*mwf3t
G. H. GROSMAN,
an2>3t Deputy Quartermaster General U. S. A.
MILITARY GOODS.
MILITARY furnishers,
PHILADELPHIA.
OS' EVERY DESCRIPTION,
WHOLESALE AND KIT AIL.
WATCHES ANH JEWELRY.
GOLD AND SILVER CASES.
; JOS H. WATSON,
jj3l-Bra No. 586 CHESTNUT street
Batches, jewelry, .fa. |
GENTS’ FURNJSIIIKG GOODS.
SEWING MACHINES.
WHEELER & WILSON.
SEWING MACHINES, .
628 CHESTNUT STREET,
SAVES.
HLIiIE’B SAFE DEPOT BE
pgSIMOYBB to No, 31 Booth SEVENTH Street, note
therranklinlnstitate.' ' . '
The undersigned, 1 thankful lor past favors, ana MB|
determined to merit future patronage, has secure* as
elegant and convenient store, and has now on bawd t
large assortment ofßHlie’e Celebrated -Wrong* '.'WU"
Chilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Safe#, (th» onli
strictly Are and burglar proof safes madeO Also, ÜBC 1
Lnedualied Ban& VaaU, Bate, and Bant liooha. _
Billie's Bank Taalf Boors and Bocks wi» be tarnish*
to older on short noace. This is tha strongest bsst pro
tected, and cheapest Boor and Book ret offered.
Also, particular attanHen is called to Bffle’s B«
Cabinet Safe, ter Hate, Jewelry, *O. TMs Bafe is era
ceded taswpaee. in rtyVtanfl elegance anything yet al
tered for this purpose, and !s the only one that Is strictly
lire and burglar proof.
BrKCX.II. Horioa I have now on hand ear twenty*
Parrel, Herring, * Oo.’e Safes, most of them neerly n»w
and soma forty of other makers, eotnyriita* a oomptat.
assortment as A rises, and all lately exchanged for tSs
now celebrated Lillie 'Safe. They wlfl be seidatyar
low prices. Please tall and examine .
jsSS-lySt ' M- O. BAPBEB, Agent
flg*, EYANS & WATSON’S ‘
IsßiSi - SABAMANE*B.BASB
'• STOBE, .
16 SOUTH FOHBTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
; A large variety of FIBE-PBOOF SATES always 00
Act'd. ' ' ;
IVOR ITIPES—Beyond a doubt
’ BEIMER’S Ivory lypeß arn worthr the g«at pa
tronage they receive of the public. They are colored
with tare ability, grace, beaaty, ond finish. SECOND
‘Street, above Green. " A**
STRUSS AND BRACE DE
" C . ■ ■
.... C. H. NEEDLES, -
Comer TWELFTHand BACE .Streets, Philadelphia.,
- Hernial Trussea and mecbssical'anUa&oes oornoriy
adjusted
J . O. H. SBBDItW
Fine Vrenrji and approved American, adapted to ever;
form of rc.pture, in adults and.children, English and
American. 'Supporters and Belts, Sboutdor Braoes, Sna
peneorl j*, Blaetie Btodrings, and Syringes In great TS-
Wety v Ladies’ Department, TWELFTH Street first
docjr below Race, Conducted by oompetent ladles.
jy2B-3m if , ■■ ■■
TpOR A DELIGHTFUL BATH, in
OB any style," there is’ everything that a geutterasn Of
'tatta and refinement could desire, at the Hair-ontHng
Saloon, FOURTH and BBANOH.
WBROTHE RHEAD’B OIROU
. LATINO LfRB4BY.-AB tit. SEW EnriLv,
and American Book., Including ALLCLARBES ofLR..
ratnre. This Is the ON h Y Library In the country
tnclndos all the NEW ENGLISH BOOKS that are not
REPRINTED here.
Term,, S 5 per pear; 6 months S 3; three months 81.60,
or & rente oer day. 218 South EIGHTH street. iyl-ttm.
A SBEMBLY BUILDINGS.
-fc*. LAST WESE.
OAw ILL I A M 8 >
_ .. Til BILLING SCENES
IH t h ii Life of a
Y*KKW* WHVLEMAH.
BVBBY EVENING, at 8 o’clock
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Aftemooons at 8 o’a’k
Admission 25 cema.
Six Ticket* for one dollar.
Children 10 cents.
Will open in ATLANTIC CITY, THURSDAY Am
ga*t7tb. aul-3t
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OI
IT THE FINE ARTS,
Ida! OHBSTNOT STREET,
la open dally (Snodaya excepted) from 9 A. M..till,
P. M Admission 25 cents. Children half price.
Sham «f Stock. *3O ir«
jSggagssgp delightful
SUMMER EXCURSIONS.
NIAGARA FALLS, LAKE ONTARIO, THE THOS
BAND ISLANDS, BAPIDS OF ST. LAWRENCE
BIVER, MONTREAL, LAKES CHAMPLAIN AMD
GEORGE. SARATOGA SPRINGS, HUDSON RI
VER, WHITE MOUNTAINS, BOSTON. NEW
PORT, NEW YORK, AO.
PLEASUBE-SEEKERS.
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY
Is prepared to issue, during the Summer, tickets at
greail? reduced rates as fellows;
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
For one, three, six, nice, or twelve mouths, at very
low rates, for the accommodation of persons living out off
town, or located on or near the line of the road during
the summer. From and after July 2,2862, a still greater
reduction has been made on these tickets.
For twenty.shr trips between any two points at about
two cents per mile. These tickets are intended for fh*
use of families travelling frequently, and are of groat ad
vantage to persons making occasional trips.
For one or three months, for the nee of scholars at
tending school in the city.
Living on or near the line of the road, and having
occasion to use the road frequently in their clerical
capacity, are furnished with certificates entitling them
to travel at half fare. Applications to be made only to
Enoch Lewis, General Superintendent, at Altoona.
Issued at half fare to parties of over forty, good tm
any reasonable time.
EXCURSION TICKETS during the Summer are soli
at greatly reduced rates, for the benefit of those Bask*
hog recreation from business, or in pursuit of health.
These tickets are good for ten days, and are issued to
CRESSON (top of the Allegheny Mountains), AL
TOONA (foot of the mountains)- BEDFORD, DOUB
LING GAP, and EPHBATA SPRINGS.
For time of departure of trains see bills and cords Of
the road.
For Through Tickets apply at the office of the Com
pany, Southeast corner of ELEVENTH and MARKET
Streets.
JAMS® COWDEN, Agent
LEWIS L. HODPT, General Ticket Agent.
jylS-tfel
fob. the sea~
SHORE! SUMMER A -
RANGEMJENT.—CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC RAIL
ROAD.
Three trains dailv te Atlantic City and return. (Sun
days excepted). Trains leave VTNE-Strset Ferry ar
follows;
Hail Train .. L3O A. M,
Express Train.............. ..........4.00 P. V.
Freight and Accommodation ..6.00 P. IK.
RETURNING;
Leaves, AtiantiuMail Train .......*4 40 p. lfc.
“ w Train . .—. ..6 T 5 A. m
<< •* Freight and Accommodation.3.l3 A. fi.
BABE 81 .SO. Bound-trip Tickets, good only far ft*
day and train on which then are issued, 52.50. Bxoar-
Bkm Xidntei good for throe days- S 3. Hotels are mam
open. JOHN O. BIWANT,
jeiy-tf Agent
FOR CAPE MAY.—Th*
steamboat Wtf STENT, flapt Brett,
leaves wbfttf every TUESDAY, TBUBB
- BDd SATURDAY at 9% o’clock A.M., forOAl**
MAY, returning alternate days, touching each way at
New Oftnfle. jyll-lm*
A NY INFORMATION" concerning-
Zi CUABIjE* CLOONEY will be thanfrfnUr received
by bisbrother, JOHN CLOONEY, at the United States
Hospitals BROAD and CHEERY Streets.
PotJßvftle papers will please copy- It*
TI/ ANTED—In a Dry Goods JobbiDg
ft House, an experienced ENTRY OIiEltK. Ad
drc-sH ‘*Xloyalty, , * "Press Office. anl 3t*
■WAKTBD IMMEDIATELY—
f V MAX, - ® NURSES for duty in the Hospitals or
the Army of the Potomac. Applicants mast be healthy
and vigorous, and bring re comm end ationa as to their ef
ficiency and experiences from phy-iciens. Term of ser
vice one year. Pay $2O 50 per month, with rations and
clothing. Applv at the United Plate* Armv Hospital 8.
E. corner of SIXTEENTH and FILBERT Streets, be
tween the hoars of 9 A. M. and 4P. Iff
CHARGES R. GREENLEA.F,
Assistant Bnreecm U' S. A.
-WANTED—A YOUNG MAN, 16
f V or 18 years of age. who has a knowledge of BOok
keeping. io a -wholesale Shoe House. Address *• Boi 980,
Pest Office. 5 * - aufrfr*
TEACHERS WANTED AT'« : AME
EIOAK SCHOOIi INBHTUCI” A Clerical
Teacher for grhool near New York j LarJy for Piano and
Singing, in Fema'e College, at liberal eatery; auonrtnr
Profeisror of Hie sic, for 'Weaiern School—salary St,ooo
tr *1,200 r a French Proteetant Gentleman for Catholic
College ; native French Lafiy for French acd Mneio
Inidy for French and Drawing: several Teachers for
French, if uric, and Drawing for Schools and Famine*.
Also, ether ▼aeaueleß. ApoVv to 9 8. WOODM * N A
00., Educational Agent*, 26 N. FOURTH Street, Phila
delphia ; S9frBROADWAY, Hew York. aa2 3t*
A STORE WANTED—CHESTNUT
Ba Street. South Rids, between TPWrRO and NTfJTff,
rent »ot to exceed 53,500. Address ED WA.BD PKISL
!LY, 1 43 f South THIS!) Street 3?23-6fe*
FOB SALE—The old-established:
BESTANBANT, northeast corner of SEVENTH
a*d WAT>NTJT, The only reason for eeHiog If, the pro
prietor ws*hen to go forth in defence of the Constitution
aid flag of bis country.
A PHYSICIAN'S PROPERTY TO
EXCHANGE FOB DRUGS-—Desirable Tillage
property, nhysicien’s location, neat itnprov-ments,
wealthy Beighborheocl. large grounds, nicely *had d, a
few milee northeast of the city. Aoirtr J 5 „
enS E. PETTIT, No 309 WADVUT S reet.
4H TO KENT—Bwellaig with modem.
convenience 4 * op-soeite liogatt Square. Bant, 8375.
No. SIT South Fifth street;..* * ** 4«o‘
No. 783 South Ninth street “ 2*o
Also, eewral medium-dwelling*. Anply to JAMK3
VOTING-, Beal Estate Agent, S9S SPBgCS St, au2 3-»
j® GERMANTOWN COTTAGB»
■STO NET, situated™ ''Ylster Btreef. with large lot*,
pleasantly located, within fire minute'.’ walk of railroad..
Apply to JOS. SING, Conveyancor, MAPS etreoN Ger
mantown aul O>J0 >J * r
RBWOVAKS.
T> EM OTAL^MAHLoIirKIR K*
I\j DENTIST, has BEHOVED to No. 1602 OHBST-.
NUT Street. fr B lm *
PHILADELPHIA.
A CARD TO THE PUBMC.
•CONGRESS SPRING
WATEK ©EPOT, 98 GE&AR STREET,,
'An attempt ban been made lo decrine the public bw
nerocs» oihrtag what they can «Gohm*SB Waot*”*
ftom fonßtains, and at the prim of sin (#> cento perglaa*.
The wk«2Mbfe prl*e of the pentcihe Ctougress Waters afc
New York, bring about T}£ cents per glass, the irapoeU.
a™ of pretending to aril at retail- ai less than coat, ondt
without- allowance for freight, cartage, or breakage, )■
apuarent! but their prciable oorase baa been towaptw
one bottle of genuine Oongmas Water tato afonateha
Med with their traefa, and thereby ohririealngito tots!
o °wehaee hbsbs sold Congwes Water in tonntaiaa. nor
In resseisof any other description than ordinary-slued
glam bottles. Yba cork of erery bottle of rite genuine In
branded,
And any without 1 those words sad leK.
OONGSSSS
♦era on tbo cork Is (Uf. ootmifiiV
WATBB.
whether from form- i' ...
Tba following gentlemen are row Hedi by hb regtriaitj
with geimme Congress Water, In bottles, freah fre» \M
flflHgww Spring:
FBSBIK BBOWK, oor. Fifth and Oheatnol Mi.
0. B. HUBBELL, mo Ohertnnt street.
OHAB. BLIiIS A 00., Market street
' E. 3 STEVENS Sc CO., Continental HoteL
AMBROSE SMITH, Cheetmtt street
J 0 TDBNPENHY Ss 00-941 Sprncestreet
. THOB.J. HUSBAND, ear. Third aad Sjruoe sta
■WYETH Bros., Wshrat street
CIrABKE & WHITE-*.
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COMMUTATION TICKETS
COUPON TICKETS
SOHOOIt TICKETS
CLERGYMEN
EKCUBSION TICKETS
SEA BATHING.
WANTS.
FOB. SALE AMO TO tBT
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SuaLzoga, J*iy 1, 1562.
jtatefl or bottle*.
CLA.RKS * WHITS,
Proprietor* of Ooogres* Spring
rtPBNING OF A SUMM’iSB &AB-
V/DBM._Tbe rmd«aw»A ba«. IVeTe to
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