THE CITY.
Three Government Transport! Arrived.
SICK AND WOUNDED ON BOABD.
LIST O J? NAMES.
During yesterday three Government hospital boats ar
rived at this port, ’with a lot of sick and wounded soldiers
on board* The names of the vessels were the 3. B.
fipaultliig, Elm City, and the St. Mark. The Spaulding
arrived first, at an early hour yesterday morning, with
'three hundred and atveity soldiers, mainly disabled by
disease. This Vtssol, under Cant. Adkins, left Harri
eon’s Landing, James river, on last Friday, Bth lust, and
■came to Fortress Monroe, where some additions wero
made to the number. From Fortress Monroe she towed
the Sanitary steamer St. Mark to the Quarantine, where
fiheleft her. The trip up was a pleasant one, and there
were but few deathi on the pwsage. The officers in
charge of the Spaulding are as follows:
Surgeon in chargc.~-I>r. B. Page.
Assistant ledings, Dr. J. H. B. Mc-
Clellan, Dr. F.\A. Keffer.
Cadets or Dretstrs.— o."® Sanborn, J. L. Bush, E.
C. Webb, E. W. Inskeep, B. M.Smyser, Edwin Martin,
John 8. Lets, G Knorr.
S. Olanfitt.
Assistant Quartermaster.— K. 0. Clarke.
F iVttrstfi.—Charles dmith, H. D. Care. John A. Seeds.
*W. T. Trego, H, A. Trfgo, A. L. Norr s, Hiram P
Eves D T, Nelson, B*nj 8. Book, John Winslow* J. A.
*Cadwaliadtr, E. 9. Hutchinson, G. U. Worstall, G. E
t-Bissex. • •
Apothecary, —F. F. Fisher
Jtddy Nurses*— Mrs. Whitten, Mtsa QIU, Mrs. Fogg.
” The vesiel came up to CaUowhilLsireet wharf, and lay
out in'the stream for some time. She then towed up to
fibaekamaxon street wbaif, where toe patients for St.
Joseph's HuspiUl were discharged. The remainder were
were also landed, and conveyed to different iaatitutloas.
Upon the arrival of the steamer in Kensington, tbe resi
dents far and near Hocked to the wharf, and the brave
sufferers were soon supplied with the taual refreshments.
Through the efficient nrroagunent of Dr. King, the
medical director, the removal of the soldiers to the hospi
tals was aicomp’lshed Quickly and well. The list on
hoard theSpsultifg is a* rollows :
G. W. Tyrrell, B, 4th Vermout.
Daniil L, Wylie, drummer, E, 4th Vermont.
Samuel A C Aitwood, E. 4th Vermont.
Charles WWis, B 4ih Vermont.
•Cbanciy B. Larapberd, F, Berdan's Ist.
John B. Wilis, bugler, F, Berdan's Ist.
Ezra Sou per* corporal, H, Berdau’s Ist.
fijlvt-tter tj WbHmi-re, F, Berdan's Ist.
T. J. Holbrook. F, Berdan's Ist.
Norrill Potter, F, Bcdan's Ist
■Geo. N Watkins, E, Berdan’s lßt.
E. 6. George, O, Mass, \nillery.
Samuel J. W iUiama, F, Berdan's Ist.
Benj F. Wunjer, B, Berdan’s Ist.
Theodore Wilson, B, H errtan’s Ist.
Daniel Perry, corporal. F, Berdan’s Ist.
Thomas Connors. B. Berdan's Ist.
Crlaudo Leonard, sergeant, G, 4th Vermont.
W. E. Bliss, G, 4th Vermont.
W. H. H. Man h, G, 4tb Vermont.
W. F. Williams. 0. 4’h Vermont.
James Laod, B, 4*h Vermont.
Martin Rickard, B, 4ih Vermont. *
Henry G. Smith, E, 44tb New York.
Orville D. Cahfeigb, G 44th Vermont, left hand.
Jacob Bods. G 4th Virmont.
Harrison D. Long, B, Berdau's Ist.
Henry Morgan, G, 4tb Vermont, »
B. A. Reed, O, 3d Msssnchusetts Artillery.
3. L.Lrgrin, G, Sd Massachusetts Artillery.
George Ftsber, K, Burden's Ist.
J. F. Mac, 6th Mass. Artillery.
F. P Waihbcrn, 5 h Massachusetts Artillery.
John H. Evans, corporal, a, 4th Yormont.
Davis B. Liw, corporal, B, 49th Pennsylvania.
Joseph Mider, F, 49th Pennsylvania.
Elbridge U. Gilson, wagoner, C, 4th Vermont.
James H. Lewis, K, Berdan's Ist.
Richard B. Caros*, P, 2d Michigan.
Newton B Johnston, 0, 4th Vermont.
George Brown. K, Berdan's Ist.
Luther Bitty, stb Massachusetts Artillery.
Wm.D. Weedeu, bugler. K, lot Berdan's.
W B. H- McAMs'e*’. sergt., G, 4th Vermont.
Charles L. Norton. K, Ist Berdan's.
Leander Schuem, K, Ist Berdan's.
J 5. 8. Taylor, corporal, G, 4ih Vermont#
W. H. B. Maynard, G, 4th Yermont.
Abraham Salisbury, K. lat BurdaL'a.
Samuel x usted, G. Ist Berdan's.
John Johnston, G, Ist BM*dan's.
C. G. Spaulding. 8,.4»h Vermont.
N. B. Spsutdlng* E, 4rh Vermont.
J, B, Litfell, H, 4th Vermont.
James Houghton, sergt.* F, 4th Vermont
John B. McGuire, Btb Massachusetts Artillery.
Newman Wlight, A. 4th Vermont,
fiilas Newman, A, 4tb Vermont,
Henry G. ‘ amp, A, 4th Vermont.
Oscar F. Gay, sergt., A, 4th Vermont.
Ira Carty, A,,4thVermont. ..
Besj. F Smiley, K. 7th Michigan.
Calvin Fullaim, B, 4th Vermont.
Frank A. Howell. J, 4th Vermont.
Bonn J. Allard, i, 4th Vermont.
Henry S. Stiles, 1, 4tu Vermont,
Samuel Gilchrist, F, 49 tn Pennsylvania.
Norman T. Pike, I,4th Vermont.
Ezra M. Clough, B, 4th Vermont
Wm-Maurer, E, 49th Pennsylvania,
John H. fiuttt-r, bng»er, G, 6th (J. S. Cavalry*
E.N. K>bby, R*4ih Vermont
Isaac Bowers, G, 6th U. S. Cavalry.
Stephen Blodgett, K 4‘,h Vermont.
Asa Melnlury, K, 4t.b Vermont,
Jarvis C. Bcgue, B, 7rh Michigan.
Charles E. Yoemap, G, 2d battalion 13th Infantry*
-Daniel L. Maxwell, E. 7ih Michigan.
Thcmss B. Jones, sergt., 11.I 1 . 7tb Mb hfgan.
Duncan Clarke, corporal, E, 7th Michigan.
James P. Camcb*-11, corporal, E, 6th U. 8. Cavalry.
Peter Ctll, E. 6tbU. 8. OavalTv.
Bufusß. Frank, corporal, L, 6th U. 8* Cavalry.
JohnF. TuTuor* H, 6th U. H. Cavalry.
James French, K, 4th Vermont.
Barman Winters, F, 96ih new Tork.
Charles Hart, G, 9&th Pennsylvania.
Aniolne Bilger, I,6th United States Cavalry,
Byron Moffitt, B, 6th United States Cavalry.
James Kelly, M, 6th United States Cavalry, thigh.
James Woodward* H. 95th Pennsylvania.
George. Shlsoer, blacksmith, H, 6tb U. 8. Cavalry.
Charles E « hipp, blacksmith, G. 6th U 8. Cavalry.
John LittfeH, D, 6th United States Cavalry, leg.
William Morgan, B, 6th United Spates Cavalry.
Cbas. B. Flam, sergeant, G, 6th U. 8. Cavalry.
Wm McKfsn, B, 6th United States Cavalry, leg.
John Mlddlestern, F, 6ih United States Cavalry.
Wm. Hartlin, quarter master, D, 95th Pennsylvania.
Allen Spooner, E, 4th Vermont.
Daniel. L. Jones. E, 4th Vermont.
John BacktH, F, 4tb Vermont,
William B Graves, F, 4tb Vermont.
Daniel Perry, F, 4th Yormont
Nalgers Avery, corporal. H, 4th Yermont.
Daniel B. Mills, F* 4th Vermont.
Wm. H liar a don, F, 4th Yermont.
E. M. Cook, 0 4th Yermont.
John Miller, E, 55th New York.
George W. Lang, B, 40th New York.
Daniel G&lUhan, A, 40th New York.
William H. Clark. D, 4'h Maine.
E. Wade, C, 4th Maine.
Frederick Barter, G, 4th Maine.
It. W. Kfmble, F, 4ih Vermont.
Wallace L. Dane* F, 4th Yermont.
Parties Ga!ilgan,B, 7th Massachusetts.
OBb A. Dickey, corporal, A, 4th Maine.
Joseph B. Llbbe, corporal, A, 4th Maine.
William Jones, C, 47th New York.
H H, Fair, corporal, A, 83d Pennsylvania.
Devllle McCiees, 11. 371 a New York.
David Lang, H, 37th New York.
David Hurd, .corporal, H, 37/h New York.
William Bryant, K, 103 d Peunsylvania.
Eldred W. Eldred, E, 4th Vermont.
Patrick Morrissey, F, 20th Indiana.
John IngHsdon, B, 4?h Vermont.
John A. Whitcomb, I, 4th Vermont. ~
John A. Conant, H, 4tb Vermoot.
Nelson D. eperry, D, 64th New York.
Geo. Bwarfeger, H, 103(1 Puiicsylvania.
Robert KHley, E, 40ih New York.
Jacob Hoffman, I,4th New. Jersey.
Warren Croztfr, o,4th Yermont.
A. 4th Vermont.
Lyman P. Bone B, 4 h Verraoat.
G. H Esteibroik, I.4th Vermont.
James Anderson, F, 2d Delaware.
Timothy Haolfy, E, 42d New Yo k, through body.
C. P. Gilbert, H, 4tb Vermont.
George Patker, H, 4tli Vermont.
John F. Colby, H, 4th Vermont.
N. B. Chamberlain, corporal, H, 4th Vermont.
Joseph Cocke, 0, 4th Vermont.
Titus Btowe, corporal, I, 4 h Vermont.
Jeremiah McGill, C, 93d Pennsylvania.
Joseph Kiker, D, 26th Peunsylvanla, left hdhd.
Herbert Phillips, M, 2d U S. Artillery, right side.
Patrick Connelly, H, 16tt Massachusetts, left knee.
Charles A. Morris, corporal, P, 26th Pa., right leg,
Henry Knapp, E, 7th Virginia.
Jame? Harris, D, 26th Pa., left side of neck.
Wm. H Patton, H, 7th Massachusetts.
A, J. Warren, I,4tb Vermont.
Luther Dames, I, 4th Vermont
Azn&sa M. Bnrt, I, 4th Vermont.
Joseph Tolto'd, D, 4th New Jersey.
Theodore Graves. I,4th Vermont.
William Stantfieid, B, 2d Delaware.
William J. FUnuigao, B, 4th Maiue.
Norman Lombard, C, 4ih Veraout.
William Lynch, A. 2d Delaware.
William Filming, M, Bth Illinois Cavalry, right leg.
Moses N. Adam, 0, Bth Illinois Cavalry, right breast.
J. W. Mcorehouse, sergeant, E, I?lst N. Y., left hip.
Ohas. McCarty, sergeaßt, E, 691 h N. Y.* right eye.
Wm. B. t’Urk, B, 2d Vermont.
Thomas McGrath, 23, 37th New York. \
Robert Wilkinßon. D, 37th New York.
G. W Child corporal, F, 29th M4BBachnsetta.
Henry 0. Williams, D,stii Michigan. ,
William H. Wark, F, 4th Maine.
John W* Bwuio, A* 40th New York.
George B. Durkee, wagoner. D, sth Maine.
Thomas Ccpgrove, C, 37th New York.
Elbert Hurlbnt, 1,37 th New York.
Arthur Williamson, G, 2d Michigan.
Harman Curtlos, I,sib Maine.
Arthur McUullar, 0, 40th New York.
Joseph Hiron*, E, 2d Michigan,
Herculns Stnnanl, sergoaot, F. 2d Michigan.
Joseph McGurr, corpora), B, 37th New York*
W» G- Btcwart, sergeant, I, 3d Maine.
James T. Dean, D, 7tli Massachusetts.
Barry Davenport, corporal, C, 9tth New York.
John G. Bowlacds, F, 40th New York.
Burgess H. Llilnn, A, 20th Indiana.
Henry Neutr. K, 61st Pennsylvania.
Luther Franklin, 0, sth Michigan.
Ed. Cox, corporal, G, 20th Indiana.
Otis p. Libarou, G, 7tb Massachusetts.
Peter Bm&ltor, E, 63d Pennsylvania
Tfcomas Andrews, 0 63d Pennsylvania.
G. W. Barrios, H, sth Michigan.
John Egeo, B, Ist United States Cavalry.
James Nolder. E, filftt Pennsylvania.
D. P. Mackintosh, I, 63d Pennsylvania.
William Lyuoh* sergeant, A, 42d New York*
Uago Fdwcll, F, lßt Excelsior.
Fred. Willis, I, 61st Pennsylvania.
George A. Baldin, G, 92d New York.
E. J. Campbell* A, 61st Pennsylvania.
Eost Bicker, H, Ist Long Island.
William Hilles, K* 2d Delaware.
Thomas Houghty* K, 20th Indlaaa.
Gustav Weemer, A, Berdan Ist.
George Butll, A, 101st New York.
Samuel Finch. F, 101st New York.
Wilson McCauley, B. 63d Pennsylvania,
Franklin Sh-affer, sergeant, H, 63d Pennsylvania.
Charles W. BIIIh, I,lolst New York.
Thompson Hok», I, 63d Pcnnsylvacia.
Edward Dirkmnan, D, 3d Michigan.
Martin Castle, 1,-101st New York.
Wm. Oldllfcld, corporal, E, lxt New York Artillery.
Larry Bum*, a, 40th New York.
Ethridge G. Nowh&il, E, 16th Massachusetts.
G. W. Woodruff, H, 61st Pennsylvaola.
A. A. Crocker, F, 4th Maine.
John H Poorrran, K, 61»t Pennsylvania.
G. U. Jones, 11, 61st Penoftyivania, ‘
Chaa. A. Dibberd, K, 4th Maine.
'F, M. Roberts, F, 4tb Maine. - '
Jas B. Been, K. 4ih Maine. v
"M. N. Folyleu, 0, 4tli Maine.
. Edwin Nyerhooae, A, 40th New York.
. John W. Mt ntor, F, sth Miohigan.
.JacobNtWfibigle, D, 61st Penisylvanla.
James Bwariz, D,4ih Mai De.
«G. W.’Remington, comm, sergt., 3d Michigan.
Joseph L. Paine, I, 3d Michigan.
*Wm H, Gtiifith, D, 3d Mlcl igan,
Pbilip J Hofllfiliger, I. 95lh.Ponnsylvanla.
Shinar PreUoo, K, 3d Michigan.
Judson D. Holmes, corporal, F, sth Michigan.
Joseph Rankin, G, 63d Pennsylvania.
David Cheats, G, 63d Pennsylvania:
D, L. Smith, corporal, B, 6th Michigan.
Wation Field, E,6lst Pennsylvania.
Thomas God wood, F, 40th New York.
IsaaoLyons, K, 40ih New York
Ralph Struck, K, 40th New York.
George N. Kellogg, C, 10th Massachusetts.
Edwin Hdl, 11,17 th New York.
•Owen Munnfgan, E, 87th New Ycrk.
CorneHus Ctsrl, B, 37'h New Yorki
Mala'.-hv Duval, K, 37rh New York.
Aaron Earl, B, 37th New York.
Thomaß ShlUvan, E.*4oth New York. ‘
Henry Lelar, A* 40th New Yoik. / ; . *
John Finn, H, 36tb New York.; : ■
John McGraw, 68d New York.
Joseph Evans,'F, 4lh Maine.
F, 63d Pennsvlvania. ■
WiiUam McCteery, Ut aerisceanr, K, 63d Pennsylvania."
Judson Cummirgs, 0,21 Michigan.
Morris 9. Nictels, K, 2d Michigan.
Henry Btevoi sou, corporal, 11, 3Sch New York.
Id win O.TSi nd, A. 40fh Nevr York.
Qe»r£ct S. Wilson, 11. 40th wew York,
John Murphy, G, Hist New Yiirk._
Richard David, corporal, A. 40 h New York.
Bn*h Mcßonad. O, 40ih New York.
Frederick Pnnderdale. Hergeant, C, 40th Now York.
Knsrr Tyeon, B lOltt New York.
Eno Agile, 0. 57th Prnneylvauia.
William H. Bobp, corporal, A. 101st New York.
Arthur Until. a, 10U. New York.
Jemes Ryder, B 36 li tv w York.
Jim timer Smith, 1, 6il> Michigan.
William Hanieor, B. 2i iMlcolaan.
David McQoi»io,K, 63d P. nneylrnnia.
N. 0 Scott, sergeant, I, 3d Michigan.
W. N. Perkins, M, 61st Pennsylvania,
James McDonald, F, 61st Pennsylvania.
Patrick Finirty, H, 15th Now York.
Patrick Mora l, B, Ist Connecticut Artillery. •
Moses Banded, a, 81st New York.
Jndton H. Fisher, D, l.t Oonnec'icut Artillery.
George Bicbardson. IT, Ist Now Y«>rfc Art tilery.
Btrmsn Bartzh'er, F, 7th Now York,
Orson Hall, K, 38th New York.
AUxandtr Chaufiau, K, 3ii Vermont.
O. B. Smitb, ZJ, Berdan’s Sharpshooters.
Milton Van Antwerp, corporal, E. 85th Now York*
Barnard (lavender. G. 20th Massachusetts.
William Bardick, K, leth New York.
Hfnry O. Summons, B, 85th New York.
Solomon Gitid-r, G. 67tU Penns' Irani*
Thomas Brlchley, corporal. F. 93.1 New York. ,
William Justice, K, ll)3rt Pennsylvania.
Gustavos Herman. G. 20th New York.
John K. Darsey, G, 20tb Indiana.
Gharleß E. Grtewald, B, 15th Massachusetts.
Thomaß F Turner. E. 4cb Maine.
Samuel Ralladaj, H, 18th Massachusetts.
Thomas N. Campbell. G, 20th Indiana.
Charles Cornell, J, let Berdan Sharpshooters.
Charles Littoll, sergeant. D, 40th New York.
Martin Shaker, G, 66th Now York.
Charles Burley, F, Slut New York.
C. D Bister, second lieot., B, 621 OMo.
John Baßby, A. 9S«h Pennsylvania* died August 9.
Charles P. Perry,second Kent., <i, Ist Michigan.
Alvery A futioD, K, 92d New York.
Leonard Huff, H, 32d Massachusetts.
Patrick Cul ahau, 8 ISth ftlansaohusetfs.
Thomas LouDßton, I.loth New York.
David Eldriker, K, 67tb Pennsylvania.
Crin Galkin. K, 57ib Pennsylvania.
John Eckert, A, 2d Mickigau.
Bonry Weaver, corporal, F, 57th Pennsylvania.
John Hussy, O, 20th Indiana.
Ed. J. Harrison, K, 57th Pennsylvania.
William P. Webb, 11, 4th Maine, right leg.
Herbert Phillip?, M, 2d U. S. Cavalry's right side.
William P. Price. sergeant, G, 11th Mass , left arm.
Fh’lip Ryan. F. 101»t New York, left arm.
Bigvalri Whitefltld, 11, 40th New York.
Jacob T. Bearer, musician, C, 43d New York.
William McGary, B, ?9ih Pennsylvania.
Charles McUary, A, 60th New York, hand and face.
Jeremiah Gould, G, 4ib Maine ; died August 10. *
W. K. Jeffry, G, ll:h Massachusetts, loft thigh.
Wm. C. Danno, F, 24th ludiana, right hand and face.
Bavid G. Boss, D, 2d Michigan.
William Schultz, F, 7th New York.
Beverly Williams, drnnuner, o,lst N. York, left knee.
James Oten, sergeant, F, 4th Vermont.
Bobcrt Broun, A, sth Michigan.
Burnley Carpenter, G, 20th Massachuietta.
E. A. B. Little, U, 4th Vermont.
Gtorge Conklin, quartermaster sergt., 36th New York.
J. I). Miles, F, 57th Pennsylvania.
Kastman Dailey, B, 16th Massachusetts,
W. H. H. Mcalliter, sergeant, O, 4th Vermont.. .
W. Dubbins, corpora), K, 20th ludiana
John Kuhns, sergeant, P, 63d Punosylvanla.
J. 13. Beeble, 12, 99vh Pennsylvania.
John A. Emery, IC. Ist Massachusetts, left side.
John T. Senders. B, 20th Indlaea.
Patrick Harrington, sergeant, 0, lG f .h Mass., left foot.
Samuel A. Fish, 11, 40th Blassachnsetts.
Marcut M. Holms, G, 11th Massachusetts, left foot.
Beuben S. Moore, 1, 20th luciana.
Wm. J. Mowbray, A. 20th Indiana.
Silas B. Lathtis, F, 4th Maine.
James Camway, H, 6th Michigan.
Anton Walling, H, 98th New > ork.
L. D. Ohawgo, K. 101st New York.
John Bradley, I, 40th New York.
Wm. P. Ketcham, D, 20th Indiana.
G. W, Carpeuter, F, 98 li New York.
Henry M. Whitney, K, 20th Indiana.
Henry H. Mclntire K.‘2oth Indiana
Putnam Bradtba*vF, 98th New York.
Wm. H. Hunt, corporal, D, 3d Michigan.
John H. Ham. K, 98th New York.
James Hay, D, 6ib Michigan.
Marshall Greene, G. 40th New York.
James Elliot, K. 03d New York. '■■■■
John Duffy, B. 37<h New York.
Wm. Burns, B, 37th New York.
Henry McNaacy. B\ 37th New York.
Aiman Baldwin, F, 101st New York.
Lyman Bill, K, 6;h U. S. Cavalry, bladder; died Aug 0.
Henry Benson, captain, Benson's Horae Artillery,
right thigh ; oied August 10.
Wm. Gamble, lieutenant colonel, Bth Illinois Cavalry,
right lurg. «
J. L. Moore, captAio, K, 10th Penn a. Deserves, left log.
Ethan T. liairis, L. 34 New Jersey, left wrist.
Pcaison Newlin, 0,15 th New York. '
Between one and two o'clock the Elm City came up
the river and anchored out in the stream opposite Vino
street wharf. Several hours were spent in endeavoring
to tow the vessel into the dock, but owing to the high
tide this was almost a work of Impossibility. Finally
the vessel begun to move, and coming in sideways with
great rapidity, struck against a schooner smashing ths
wheelhooseof the former, and otherwise injuring her.
Only a portion of the sick oh board the
Elm City wire conveyed to the hospitals In this city—
the reßtwere taken to Chester. The whole list is as
oIIowb:
David Wickers, captain, A, 8d New Jersey.
John Mcllvaioe, D, 85th Pennsylvania.
David Lewis, 8,.10tb Pennsylvania. , .
James Malcney, 0, Berdan’s Sharpshooters.
8, Booth, H, ICOLh New York.
B WaUb, G, 26tb Pennsylvania.
G. Daoniciilt, 11, 2d United States Cavalry.
J. Baxter, 11, 2d United States Cavalry.
Solozzun Dune, B. 3d Vermont.
J. McCauley, B, Berdan Sharpshooters.
D. Haynes, A, 14tb Pennsylvania;
George Martin. I. 93d Pem.Bylvania.
;N. B. Beam, H Both Pennsylvania.
W. B. Bandy, G, 2d Rhode Island.
J, McGregor, G, 2d Rhode Island.
J. Liver/uy, A, 2d Rhode Island. >
J Sinclair. G, 2d Rhode Island.
George Sloan, F, 6th New York.
J. M. Aller, D, Bth New Jersey.
J.B Shatluck, D, 2d New York.
A. E. Ansorg, K, )6tU Massachusetts.
D. Donovan, G, 7tb Massachusetts.
B. Hartman, E, 3d New Jersey.
8. I>. Kiblltr, li, 90th Pennsylvania.
J. McGowan, 2), l*th Ne%v York.
E. Sergeant, G, Bth New Jersey. .
H. Sloan, H, 38ih New York.
Bernard McGuire, B, 16th New York.
Lewis A. Drake, G, 7ih Massachusetts.
Peter Brannao, 1,96 th Pennsylvania. ,
Norman Acksrfy, A, 26th Pennsylvania.
Edward Burrow, B, 106th Pennsylvania.
Charles Serin, G, £6ih Pennsylvania.
Wm. K. Parsons, F, 104th‘Peimsyivaii!ft.
B.L.Bedford.C,7thNewJers6y. J
Abraham Drost, G. 3d New Jersey.
Michael Hagan, E, 40th New York.
Nclbod Thorne, K, 38th New York.
Andrew J. Shipley, corporal, G. Bth New Jersey.
11. W. Brigham, B, 29th Massachusetts.
Edward Shirker, A, Bth New Jersey*
Jacob Kistner, A, Bth New Jersey.
0. 0. Larkin, 0,19 th Massachusetts.
J. L. Bensbaw, L Bth Pennsylvania Boserves.
H. H. Holman, B. 38th New.YorJL
J. Morse, 0,19 th Massachusetts.
0. Dingwell, D, sth New Jersey.
E. F. Holloway, quartermaster sergeant, 33d N Y.
O. G. Agrellus, M, 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry.
J. A. Boss, sergeant, I, 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry.
N. Knought, K, 16th Michigan. <
T. G. Quin, D, llth r Hastachuaetts.
8. N. Sadler,, corporal, D, 4th Malhe.
J. Evens, D, 7tb Virginia.
G Higgs, H, 7th Virginia.
E. B.Balcomb, E 61st New York.
J. Clifton, F. 6th New Jersey. .
N. Prawl, corporal, E, 756 b Pennsylvania, '
Wm. Mulligan, F, 7tb New Jersey.
P. Ward, E, 7tb New Jersey.
G. Beagraves, E, 7th,Now Jorsey.
E. T. Armstrong, sergeant,;K, 7th New Jersey.
W. H. Leonard, C, 7th New Jersey.
J. W. Allen, H, 14th United States Infantry.
P. Fiat, K, 64tb Pennsylvania.
S. Bicfcel, L, 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry.
M. A. Brown, musician, A, 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry.
G, Miller, A, 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry.
T. Stevens, A, 6th New Jersey.
H. H. Stiles, E, 6th New Jersey,
W. Shepherd, corporal,®, 6th New Jersey.
J. B, W. Moore, C, 6th New Jersey.
D, Laughlin, K, 6th New Jersey. /
T. Hollaywocd, musician, A, 31st Pennsylvania*
W. Kecsey, F, 23d Pennsylvania.
J, McAllister, 0,23 d Pennsylvania.
J. N. Clark,.sergeant, rt, 7tb Pennsylvania Reserves.
J. Flake, A, 4th New Jersey.
J. Wolf kiel, I,4<h Pennsylvania Cavalry.
J. E. Sage, 0,23 d Pennsylvanla.-
C. P. Bennett, A, 16th Massachusetts.
M. Thorp, A, 2d New York.
P. Rogers, F, 2d New York.
J. Taitte, F, (kb New Jersey.
. T. Growloy, D f 9Gtb New York,
W. H. McA voy, F, 7ch Massachusetts.
G. Litz, E, 7th Now Jersey.
G. L. Sweet, H, 7tb Massachusetts.
J. Fordyco, E, 85th Pennsylvania.
Charles 8. 3 est, F, 4th New Jersey.
George B. Harrison, A, 2d New York.
Wm. Kenmdy, G, 2d New York.
Geo. Richardson, G, 26th Pennsylvania Volunteers,
James Mattson, 11. 4th New Jersey Volunteers.
Joseph Holmes, G, Bth New Jersey Volunteers.
Jerome A, Cbapmau, E, 4th Maine.
Tbos. Mary,, 0, 224 Massachusetts.
Solomon B. Biggs, D, 3d Michigan.
Jas. Mahoney, F»uquier Battery, leg.
J. L. Benshaw, I, 8 h Pennsylvania Reserves.
Frank Holzman, I, Esth New York Volunteers.
H. B, Pbelpe, sergeant, E. 22d Massachusetts.
Edward Variety, U,) Bth Massachusetts.
Alvin Hait, F, 57th Pennsylvania.
Jonathan Scon, E, fOth New York.
Thoß. Doyle, B, 4tb United S' ates Infantry.
Bichard Brown, B, 4th United States Infantry*
Robt. J. Murphy, I, sth Pennsylvania Cavalry v
Peter KelJy, F, 99th Pennsylvania.
Henry Mercer. I. 31st Pennsylvania.
Wm. K. Waid«», G, 62d Now York
John F. Taylor, 0.14 th United States Infantry,
'Wilson Conover. I, Ist Pennsylvania Reserves.
Stephen B. bihx. cr, K, ‘2oth Indiana.
Wm F- McCwhn. R, 11th Penns) Ivania Reserves,
Fetor Hort'/ell, E, 7th hew Jersey.
X dwsrd Freemae, 0, 7th New Jersey.
Anthony Btrkt-nbagen, K, 7th New York Volunteers.
Michael B. Conrad* M, 4tli Cavalry, Pennsylvania.
Norman Cornwall, 0, lOili Massachusetts.
George A. Levett, E, Bth New Jersey.
Cbas. Ludwig, F, let New Jersey.
Joseph Durzo, I), 101st New York.
Wm. Adam*, K, Bth New Jersey.
Thoß. Leroy, B. 4ih Fuicsyivania.
Wm. F. House, sergeant,-A, 83d Pennsylvania. .
Ira F. Brown, G, 15th Massachusetts.
Geo. W. Hull, sergeant, K, 101 rt New York.
Johnß. Curtis G, 18ih Massachusetts.
Jas. Lampbon, 11. 100th New York Volunteers.
Wm. Nichols* C, 15ih new York Volunteers,
J. Hope, H, 2d New York.
G. L. White, E, 34 Vermont.
H. Harden, G, 40th New York Volunteers.
J. Quin, H, 261 b Pennsylvania.
W. P. Keefer, D,.loid Pennsylvania.
O. H. Stevens. I,4ih Maine.
A. S. Nicliol?, I, 4th Maine.
W. H. Freeman, sergeant. K,l6tb Massachusetts.
L« A, Grandon. D, 2rt Rhode Island,
O. McVay, P, 85th Pennsylvania.
N. Pillahury, F, 2d United Stateß Cavalry. •
G. Peterson, F, 66ib New York.
J. Gibbon, F, 12tli United States Infantry.
S. Fool, B, 103 d Pennsylvania.
A. Lpber, U, 62d Pennsylvania.
H. Colebaugh, 1 , II 2d Pennsylvania.
J. F. Vanhorn, O, 4th-Pennsylvania Cavalry. -
Tbos. Murray, K, 42d New York.
A. J. Kiiipp!e, K, 101st Pennsylvania Volunteers.
J. H. Holmes, corporal. P. 101st Now York.
J, L. Beedy, cot P, 42d New York.
J. B. Bundy, K, 2d Excelsior.
Wm Spencer, P, 26th Pennsylvania;
W. J. Kellers, jr, Rhode Island Battery.
J T. Gilbert, J, 3 i Maine.
G. W. Tracey, J, lP2d’Poi»nsylvanla.
F, Tim>n,B,fth New Jersey*
p. Glynn, 0, 74th New York* ’
Wm. Sherwood, B, 74th Now York.
Alexander Sayre, K, 3d New Jersey.
F. Van WynkK 0. 6th New Jersey. .
J. Buchanan, F, 67th Pennsylvania
O. Gocy, Ne>y York. - , -
F. Btovonson, Iylfrt NewVYork. *
E, U SeagravO!', F, 7th Now. Jersey, breast.
A. W. Smith, K. 7rh New Jersey. <
W. W. Young, E, 7tb New Jersey.
J. F. BoynrlOK. coroOral, F; 7th New'Jersoy.
E. Morey, G, 4:1, New Jersey.
•A. Krieper, Biigeant, I,lst Now York.
N. Frlandpr, coryoral, I.lst New York
M. Yates, Tfi 32d New York.
Daniel Shields. C, IXnt New York - ; • •
Robert Galoudeia, 0, Btl.\ New Jorßey
• Betjamiu Gordon, A, 2d Rhode Island
Joseph F. Bovine, 6ih Rhode Island uktterv.
Peter Oldham, A, Bth New Jersey. • • *•
Thomas Kearney, 0, Bth New Jersey.
Andrew Meldrum, 0, Bth New Jersey.
Warren 8, Waidndge, A, 4th Vermont.
Andrew V. Oort-ey, I, lOlst New York. ■'
' Warren McCarter, 0, 06th Now York.
Fdward Robinson, 1. 67ib Ohio.
• Thofao&B Clark, A, feth New Jersey, wound.
Cbsrlos F..Bovvo, B, 29th Massachusetts.
Oliver Bcftthy, K 96 b New York.
John McCall, c, &7th Pennsylvania
John H. Bailor, li, 80th Now York.
George MUbauser, 0, 7th N*w York,
Samuel Robinson, A, 101st Pennsylvania,
John Buro, G. BLt New Yoik.
Leroy P. Greenwood. E. Berdan Sharpshooters.
W. IT. Brown, F,3Btb New York. -
Willisw Beid, I. 103 d Pennsylvania.
Daniel bharp, F, 11»h Pennsylvania, wound. x
Alonzo MUter. G, 101-t Now York
Daniel Ciawfoid. G, 4*b Pehtißylvania oav4ry.
John Gordon, Pennsylvania Cavalry..
Wni. B. Tucker,3. 7th Massachusetts.'
Lewis G. Cowles* B. 4tb Vermont.
Daniel S. Cole, E, lltELMaine.
Benj. F Woods, F, 67th Pennsylvania.
Horace Wrisht. D, lat. United States Ofaasieurs.
Nathan Brelbfoid. A, 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry.
James Wakeman, D. Ist United States Chasseurs
AUzander Mexwell, F, 2d Excelsior.
Silas tmitb, G, 20th Indiana.
O. 8. Cule, K, 77ili New Yotk.
Daniel Barnacle, A, 103 d Pennsylvania.
K. S. Baggr, A, 103 d Penns, Ivania.
E. 0. Miles, B* 18th Massachusetts...
John Carroll, Dv 6th New Yora Cavalry.
Frank W. Kitcbariv, A, Ist Connecticut Artillery.
Charles Brown, B, 50th New York.
Albert F. Davis, corporal, l, 2d Rhode Island.
J.L. Haywood, corporal. A, sth; Michigan.
John Mosier, corporal, B, 7th New Jersey.
Cbas. Campbell, c rporal, I. Bth New Jersey.
James GidoD, A Btb New Jersey.
James Scott, F, Btn New Jersey.
J. W. Denver, K* 2d Rhode Island.
William Green, B, 24 Bbodelda»d. ' £
John Davidtou, F, 2i Rhode Island.
Wesley Cochran. corporal, 1 D, 56th New York.
F. W. Pease, B, 7th New Jersey.
H. Freed, corporal, K, 10th Massachusetts. .
Htnry B. Bogan, U, 44th New York
Frank Harris, corporal, G,-771h New York.
James Moor, C, 4th Maine.
J. W. Bickioid, O. 3d Ytrmont.
Jacob Sherburne, G, 3a Maine. -
John W. (}liff. B, 28»h Pennsylvania.
George Ahgfdoi ffer. K. 66th New York.
Simeon Bogan, B, Bth Ouo. /
Wtn. 8. Akin. B, Ist PeuDsylvanla Artillery.
William Sherwood, E> 74th New lorfc.
Wm. P. Stevenson, G. 3d Michigan.
Stephen Erta, B, 14th New York. >
Robert J. Complou, tf, 3d Michigan.
Jacob Wagner, D, Btb Illinois «tevalry,
Charles Wells, E, 4th New Jersey.
Charles Lyons, o,4rh New Jersey.
Levi 8. Bickford. K, 31 Maine.
Conrad Liman, D, 103 d Pennsylvania.
Peter Gillespie H, 83d Pent sylvauia.
John B. Easier, 0,43 d New York,
Silas 8. Jodvs. I, 38th New Y;>rk. ;
Harvey O. Bartbolemew, B, 4th Vermont.
John Akrenice, I,lst New York.
J, C. Sankie, I, 6Ut Pennsylvania.
J. W, Huffman, A, 6rb New Yoils, wound.
P. Bradley, D. 62d New York
. N- W. Collan, F, 10th Massachusetts*
EdwardHfcks,H,BthNew’Jergey.'
H. Kincaid, K, 3d Maine. v
G Osin, hi 10th Pennsylvania Reserves.
Frederick Bedtndoiff, B, Bth New Jersey.
Asa B. Gretn, A, 6th Veißiont
Ransom Crosby, cerpoial, D, Bth New Jersey.
0. A. Yen Yradenburg, sergeant, I, 72d New York
John P. Taylor, I, Bth New Jersey.
James T, Fagan, B, 6th New Jersey.
Joseph Allibone B, 6th New Jersey.
GW. Van Cott, H, 87 th New York,
James Bowan,j£, 86th Peimsylrania.
Daniel Small, corporal, G.99th Penusylvania.
John Landist, corporal, E, 99th Pennsylvania.
Henry Ohollette, B, Bth New Jersey. ~
Thomas Murray, K, 2d United States Infantry.
John F. Bnederker, corporal. I, lOOtu New York.
Joseph Pearson, A, Bth New Jersey.
Michael Betmoud, sergeant, E, 2d New York.
Benjamin G. Downing, corporal. A, 3d New York.
Thomas Belcher, F, 2d New York
William H. Ellsworth, G, 10th Pennsylvania Reserves,
Jacob Schupach, Ist Now York, wound.
John Hase, D 6th New Jersey.
Wm. Ezekiel, corporal I, 7ih New Jersey.
. GabrielDiniiam, C, 14th Indiana. .
Theo. Brown, H, 6th New Jeisey.
Frederick Euglif h, R, Ist New York.
Thomas Davit-, B, Ist New York.
Thomas Griffiths, corporal, B, Ist New York, wound.
Edward McDonald, sergeant, I, 7th New Jersey.
Peter Sanborn, C, 7th New Jersey.
John Daley, Ist New York Cavalry.
Edward Smith, Ist United States Chasseurs.
Otis Williams, sergeant, D, 3d Maine.
George Cunningham, D, 69th New York.
George Schunn, D» 7*h New Jersey. fM ’
Jacob Barn'pp, C, 4th Michigan.
Wni. Meneon, D, 4th Pennsylvania.
George A, £ elier, sergeant, 1, l«t Pennsylvania.
0. K. Hager, B, 7th New Jersey. *
A. RvFratiklin, F, 24 Rhode Island*
William Werger, F. 2d Bhode Island.
7). C. Albert, E, 4th Pennsylvania.
G. li. Flacdon, D. 4th Pennsj ivaoia.
Robert Clark, 1, Blh New Jersey, wound.
Julies Mickle, A, 7rh New York. \
Giles AcfcOnlow, sergeant, H, 2d New York.
H. Z.Hathaway,F,2d Ntw.York.
James Livingston. o,4th Michigan.
Charles Mtrker, H, 55th New York.
Sylvester Heath, H, Bth New Jersey.
Michael Dowd, F, Bth New York. ’
W. H- Wills, F, 2d New York. ,
James A. Patterson, G, 11th Pennsylvania.
Thomas J. Jnbucoo, D, 40th New York. '
Richard Acker, H, Bth Ohio, *
Joseph Stocker, A, 26th Pennsylvania.
George W. Davis. B, 7th Virginia.
John Carey, ®, 69th New York.
Isaac Combs, F, 7tb Maine.
Daniel Boardcoan, sergeant, A, Ist Penna. Rifles.
Edmund A. Mills, B, 2d New York
Daniel P. Washburn, G, 2d New York.
Robert Hill, B, 2d New York.
Robert Thurston, corptrhl, E, 67th Pennsylvania.
John Andi rton, GG 4id New York.
Dennis Burns, H 42d New 1 ork ' z~s
Allen Howard, corporal, 0,9 id New York.
Preston Duncan, A, 103 d Pennsylvania. 1
George W. Contrary, C, 30th Pennsylvania.
Charles Daley, 0, 26th Pennsylvania,
John N» Arnold, sergeant, B,Tst U. S. Cavalry*
George Donnell, A, 3d Maine.
W. B. McCoy, B, 18th New York.
Thomaß Conrtnay, E, Ist New York.
Charles Van Tassell, D, Ist New York.
George W. Chatham, M, 26th Pennsylvania.
Andrew Wilson, D, 3lst Pennsylvania.
Georgeßrummer, D, 11 h Pennsylvania.
Thomas Gtrmon, G, 52d Ptnnsylvania.
John O. Winner, K, 26th Pennsylvaoia.
Thcmas Morris, K, sih New Hampshire.
Wm. H. Aldridge, B, 66th New York,
Wm. Warner, D, 95th Pennsylvania,
John Dilier, B, 81st Pennsylvania
Gfcas. fl. Hawker, sergeant, 1,2 d Rhode Island.
James Gorman, A, 6th New Jersey.
Alex. Phillips, H, Btb Few Jersey.
George B. Ward, I,lOUt New, York.
Ezra M. Gurnsey, E, 3d Michigan.
Adam Frank, E, 49th Pennsylvania.
George Bpencer, I, 3d Michigan.
Harry B’Currier, E, 3d Michigan.
James T. Mott, 0,14 th United States Infantry.
John Nichols, B, 102 d Peuusylvania, wound.
Elisha B Bi*d, G, 4th New Jersey.
Charles McCloud, o,llth United States Infantry.
Joseph Well, F, 11th United States Infantry.
EUsba Hunt, B, 10th Massachnsetts.
William 8. Sweet, G, 56th New York.
Howard Buchanan, K, Ist Uritod States Chasseurs.
Jacob Lientblc, E, Bth New Jersey.
William Ayers, E, Bth New Jersey.
Philip Markert, F, Bth New Jersey.
Edward Keenan, B. 67th Now York.
Joseph Lindsay, 7ih New York Battery.
John Harvey, H, let Massachusetts.
William McLaughlin, G, Bth New Jersey.
John Cabiil, G, Btb Now Jersey.
Bobert Douglas,.H, 4th Maine, ' ,
Adam Cole, B, 431 Nt w York.
Patrick Gleason, D, Ist United States Chasseurs.
John BohneL K, 98th Penn^slvanla.
Janies A; Hunt, D, 7th Pennsylvania.
George lilmonser, 0, 55th New York.
Clark Roypugh, K, 44th New York.
Thomas P Sillier, 11,33 d New York.
Henry Alliveser, K, Blst Pennsylvania,
James Qoin, F, Bth New Jersey.
Thomas McCorrel, C, Bth New Jersey, leg.
John 0. Lake, D. Bth New Jersey, wound.
George Wilgus, E, Btli New Jersey.
George P. Raven G, 16th New York.
John Christie, corporal. D, Bth New Jersey.
Samuel M. Baker, sergeant, D. Bth New Jersey.
E. W. Osborne, corporal. D, Stli New Jersey.
Jacob Deir. D, Bth New Jersey.
George H. Kfngshort, sergeant, B, Bth New Jersey,
John Mcony, B, 3d New Jorgey.
Wm. F. Findeu. II BtU New Jersoy. .
Theo. Hunt, B, Btb New Jersey.
Everett Gordon. H, Bih New Jersey.
Wm. H. McLaushlin, F, 61st Pennsylvania.
Major 8. Davis, corporal, K, Bth Ohio. ' #
Abraham Ketcbtr. G, 3d Michigan.
John Hammer, A, Brh New Jersey.
Charles Abberiy, A, Ist Long Island.
Jtfmea P. Gallagher, G, 7th Massachusetts.
John Bouthwick, sergeant, D, 6th New York Battery.
Finley Osborne, G, 101st Pennsylvania.
John A, Carl, H, 103 d Pennsylvania,
Jerome D. Taylor, H, 83d Pennsylvania.
Wm. Sister, E» 67th Pennsylvania.
Andrew Watson, G, 3d New Jersey.
Wm. M. Straight, E, oth Rhode Island Battery.
Hugh Gatons, E, 26th Pennsylvania.
Peter Alvord, E, 96th New York.
Wm. Hanna, corpo-al, E, 26th Pennsylvania.
John Deplais, K, sth Michigan.
Frank 8. Dalton, C, 3d Mas:«achU9ettB Battery.
John W. Be Hart, corporal. K Bth New Jersey.
Henry Cook, A, 38fh New York.
John B. Merrick, E, 20th Indiana.
Myron T. Spencer. A, 6th Michigan.
Daniel Dunn, I 15th New York.
Hiram Lockwood, G, 6th Michigan.
Enos Cook, sergeant, F, 14th United States Infantry
H. L. Helbert, D, Berdan’s bharpshooters.
Jesse D. ArmtJ, F, 103 d Pennsylvania.
George Bcbeifell, B, 9Sih Pennsylvania. "■
Cbas. W. Welley, G, 6th Michigan.
Georgo Oaker, H, 7th Michigan.
Oliver Bliss,' F, 15th Massichuaetts.
Peter Devlin, K, 26ih Pennsylvania.
Ohas. Smith, F. 14th United States Infantry.
L. Matters on, D, 67th Penns) lvania.
Thos. O’Neil, K, B.h New Jersey.
Joseph Morgan, K, Bth New Jersey.
Wm. 8. StewarL K, Bth New Jersey.
John McNeil, K Bth New Jorsey.
Wm. 0. Tingley, G. Bth Now Jersey.
Henry White, E, Sth New Jersey.
H. Huber, E, 7th New Jersey.
A. H. Ferguson, F, 2d New York.
D. Sullivan, eergeant, G, 421 New York.
A. Taber, E, 3d. Michigan.
■ J. Bowden* F, Ist New York Chasseurs.
A. M. McKeller, G, 7th New Jersey. v
W.H. Sfavy, A, Berdan’s Sharpshooters.
T. H. Bronson, A, 14thU. S. Infantry.
J. DoYore, G a 7»b New Jersey.
J. Bofiker, 'E« 6th New Jersey.
Jos. Stcem, E, 6th New Jersey.
[ Wm. Hcffmau, E 6th N<w Jersey.
J. Weaver, K, lt3d Pennsylvania. .
A. Arnotd, corporal 1, 98th Pennsylvania.
J. Freeman, sergeant, M, 8d U. 8. Artillery.
T. B. Butts, corporal, K, Ist Rhode Irland Battery.
J. Qoliban, corporal, E, Ist Rhode Island Battery^
J, T. Gilbert, Sharpshooters.
G. W. Tracy, L 102 d Pennsylvania.
E. Austin, E, Gih Uhofe Island Battery.
W. Hnnnell, F, 85-b Pennsylvania.
E. DeYall, corporal, F, 85th Pennsylvania.
W. J. Hargrave, corporal,' B, sth Now Hampshire.
J. Findley, sergeant, J, 4th Pennsylvania Cavalry.
L. L. Benm*t», TI, 20th Indiana.
A. Bay, E, 98th Pennsylvania. .
* 8. Corbit, F, 31st Penusylvania.
M. Heintzelman, K, 98th Pennsylvania.
G. Jacobß, B, 98rh Pennsylvania.
: J. Caine, E. 6ib New Jersey.
J. Conner, F, 31st Pennsylvania.
H. Herrick, K, Bth Pennsylvania Reserves.
J. Lafayette, O, Bth Ohio
J. Gowrley, D, 6th New Jersey. /
M. Kendall, D, 6th New Jersey.
0.0. Sturgis, driver, D, 6th Now Jersey.
J»L. Bullock, corporal, G, 6ih New Jersey.
H. Wilkinson, 0,315 t Pennsylvania.
G. Lenneffy F,6ih New Jersey.
T. J. Hller, A, 8«h New Jersey.
G, Dorian, H, 56th New York.
: G. Bacon,'B, 50tb New York.
F. G. GoUbwaite, 2d Co. Massachusetts Sharpshooters.
M. McNulty, A, 16 h Massachusetts.
r A.B. Randall, G, Excel dor New York.
J. E. Slaving B*trary E, Ist Rhode Island Artillery.
F. Byrne, B, 71at Penns? lvania.
J. 8. Hagens. C, 24th Indiana.
• W. Beichle, B, 34th New York.
J. P. Loftus, K, IQtli Mashachusetts.
L. W. Perkins, 4>h Michigan.
While the work of removing the patients fl|pm off the
r Xlm City was prog* easing, the sailing vessel St. Marks,
now used as a Government transport, came up. • She was
at once ordered back to Chester, there not being suffi
cient accommodations.to receive those on board at the
hospitalß in this oily. The soldiers on-this vessel were
taken on board'at Hampton Roads. Their names are as
follows:
, J. W. Anther, 0. 44ih New York.
F. Austerbury, D, ?UhhMow York, leftleg. -
Jameß Allißon, E, Brh Penna. Reserves, groin.
H. W. Anbury, sf-rgt , C 83tl Penna., shoulder.
John Apeugcr, corporat/K, llth Pa., died August I.
. >.C. R. Becker, 2d li* ut., G, 44th New York, thigh.
John Bray ton, I, 44th New York. • • ::?*•, -
• Alden BiUrick, B. l»t Michigan, thigh.
JoBephßent,K,2othMa?aftchuBetts.leffcleg.-'
• .' Jno. W. Brav. K, 95th Pennsylvania, right leg,
>f, Sylvanus B Bn*nh«!n, T; 2d New Jersey, ancle.
•• ißdward Boss, K; 44 4 h N. amputation right leg,
■ ■ Jstnesßarnes,' F/72d New York,'both thighs. ■» * /.*
J. Bunshoe. 49 h New'York, died August 2.'
Oliver Buckbee * D.'3*t New York.
1 Cannon, H»*2oth Pennsylvania.
Thompson A, Uth Penna. Reserves, groin.
A H Cf»p'r, H. 724 Pennsylvania.
W, 11. Chsmb- r'lr*. K.. ll'h Penna. Itwerves.
Terence Connor, E, 'Jih Massachusetts, right leg. .
THE PRESS. PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY.
j Joseph Cardinal, F, 16th New York, thigh.
John P. Cushing, I, 19th Massachusetts, right thigh
Juuben Crawford, K. 6*h Michigan.
Georg*- B, Carro’l,ll,2oth <t»*a%chußßtts. ..
W. M.’B. Copland, H, lMh<Massacbu<ottB.
Geo A. Carver I). 4th New Jersey, side.
E. Creech, D, Ist. Michigan, head.
John CougbHo,!st New York Battery.
John Donley, A Bl*t Pennsylvania, left leg.
Lav! D. Burkee. A, 44tb Pennsylvania lower jaw.
James Dlxson, G* 20th Indiana, left foot
W. B. Elliott, C, 8 b Peon*. Reserves. right ankle.
Joseph L. Franklin, sergt., 3fFN. J »left hip.
W. W. Hye, D, 17tli fTnited states, died August 8.
0 W. Fuller, B, 14th Uoltod States, left leg.
Tboa Fallon, sergt, F. 9th Mass., left lung.
Albert Gilbeit, A, 6th Maine-
Jno. J Gibbs, C,44tU Now York.
C. B. Gnskill, 2d dent, K. 44th N. Y , right log.
J. P. Green, ser«t. G, 6id Pennsylvania left leg.
W. Gallagher, B, 25th New Yoifc, right lung..
John Gray, H, let U. S. Artillery, di*4 August 4.
A. H. Green, sergeant, B. 12th New York* thigh.
W. H. Gilbert, F. 22d Massachusetts.
G Garrison, H, 4th New Jeieey, back.
A. Gordon, A,2’2d Ma»s.,hsnd, thigh, and cheek,
Oliver Henry, F, 61at New York.
J. B. Burst, 18, 95th Pennsylvania. right log. ■.
W. W. Horner, B, 22d Ma«'achuiietts, mp. >
Sami. Iloyt, B, 16* b Michigan, amputated leg.
Reward Hoffman, G, 2d N*w York
A. Ingham, eerg ant, C, 16 f h M*ch*g*tt. -
H. Kelley, Ist lieutenant, B, 44th - York, leg.
J. Kincsdo, B, 2d Penna. Reserves, left foot. 5
James K*ne, B. Is* York, back ; died Aug, 7.
John Ktutene, K. Bth California. Pa., left nip. ;
Michael Logan, ci'rooral, R. 25th New York, knee,
A. Livingston. I, 6*h New Y .rk ,
J . N. Layman. B. 31th Penna. Reserves,, right thigh,
fW. B. Ltu.Bonj 18th New York.
F. W Langworthy, l\ Ist Penua Rifles, right leg.
I). C. l ane, a, 20<h Massachusetts, left foot
Lewis Loub, I. 3J New Jersey, leg amputated.
•Alex. Mcßoberts, f*Bp!*in, K, 44th N»w York, leg.
W IF. Marchaot, Hi oth Mb!u«, left leg. .
Becj. Moorhoupe, sergeant, o,4th New Jerssy, thigh.
R A. Meyer, H. New York V
Grants Wavin, G. 14th New York, thigh and groin*
%V. B. Miller, K, 93d Pennsylvania.
Thus. Majbone, A, 14tb New lork, tight thigh.
Cbes Week, sergeant, G,32thU.S., back and ie.tarm;
died Angast 10.
A. McCurdy, G, 62d PenDa., left hip, right arm.
John McGfarreiy, F, 96tbr PenaS) Ivania, right leg.
D. McCarty, citizen.
Jacob McMahon,color corp ,M, Ist California. left leg.
Joseph Nickerson. K, 3d P*. Reserves, leg and thigh.
B. N. Nilep, sergeant, 0, Michigan, right log.
E A Nivens. H. steward. 40tU NeW York.
J. W.NoUh, P, 87th New York.
Thos. E. Orr. G-, 8 t New Jersey, foot. *
Eo word O’Brien, D.&h Massachusetts, thiah and hand.
Edward Powell, sergeant. F, 8l»t Pa. arm amputated.
G. T. Petklns, A. A surgeon, 22:1 Massachusetts.
Adam Lewenihal, G. 67th New York.
Jno, Haslet*, G, 421 New York.
Jno.-Hay, I, 57th Pennsylvania.
T. N. B»rvey, B, 7 *st Pennsylvania.
T. J. Irvin©, A, 9-h Penna Reserves, knee and foot;
David Jackson, I- 83J Pennsylvania*' bide and back. ;
John Kermcd, A. 21 Penn 4 ylvaeia Reserves.
Cremer K-lley, band, sih New York.
H O. Kane, B. 2d New Yoxk, left log
W. O. K«-ele, B, 12th United States- baek.
Joseph Knight, 1>» lit Penna Reserves, arm.
Peter Locber» G, Bth New York, back,
E- Lindsey, Gi-flth Maine,-poison.
B. W. Loomis, F, 2d Yermnnt amputation left arm.
John Murphy, C, 4th Vetmont. ;
Abtabam Myers, B, 724 Pennsylvania, left knee.
John K. Martin, I, sth Vermont, neck.
John Manning. D, sib Vermont, jaw.
F. Moiiitb, D. 52d New York r
W. H. Mawbiney, D, 83d Pennsylvania'left thigh.
S. MiddletOD, B, 3d New Jeraev, both tttfgtas. '
Truman Miller, H, Ist California, right thigh.
Samuel Mills, D, 17th United States.
T. L. Matthews.; 0, 7th Pennsylvania.
Arthur U. McKee, D, 83d Pennsylvania, right lung.
Franklin McCall, B, Ist Peuna Reserves, left arm.
Tbos. McGaban. B, 32d New York, mouth.
John McGuire,B, 9th Massachusetts.
Henry NickereOD. B, 22d M asaachusetts, left thigh.
W. S. Norcrcsa. K. Tih Maine, shoulder.
John 0. Connell, F, 10th New York, right long.
John O’Grady, D, 43d New York, left arm and lung.
Geo. H. Parker, % sfh Vermont, back.
B. M. Priest, A, 2d Vermont, arm
T. L. Pratt. A, &2d Mass., shoulder and left lung.
B. H. Pratt, A, 22d Maasachusethiy thigh
Robert Porter, E, 2d New York,
Nelson R. Pratt, 0,17 th United States, left arm.
Levi Rogers, D,lB:h Michigan, leg. .
E. Manuel Bich&rds, A, 3d Peaua. Res , right lung.
A. 801 l D, 4th New Jersev, right arm and right lung.
John O. Borig, K, 6th Uniled states, leg.
John M. Bicbards, E, Bth Penna. Reserves, huger.
Joseph Averbeck, G, 6th Uoited Srates, hack.
Wm. Black, B, 6tb P*nnsj Ivania, right shoulder. '
W. A. Bishop, H, let New York.
Adem Burk, B, 7tb Pennsylvania Reserves, left arm.
Robert Brown, G, 72d Pennsylvania, left shoulder.
James Bengman, H, 49th Pennsylvania.
Barnet Barneh, K, 7th New York, leftside.
Anthony Bursig, G, 7th Michigan, arm.
Edwin A. Barney, A, 6th Vermont. J
W. 8. Clan. M, 72d Peoaaylvania. mouth,-neck, -
Sylvester .Collins, D, 21st New York, left long.
Harrison Connor, B, 11th Pennsylvania Reserves, righi
;ucg and shoulder.
Ohas. Christeaußen, hospital steward, Ist New York.
J. P. Oarlon, A, 38th New York.
: Warren S Conklin, G, Ist New York, left hand.
. William Clear, K, 88th New York; cheek, neck.
Isaac L. Craft, 0, 6th New Jersey.
L; J Croxton, B. 4th Mich gan, left breast.
Timothy Curtis. F, 20th Masaacbusetts
W. H. Collet, H. Blss New York, lefc shoulder, knee.
JjiHas E, Clark, I, sih Vermont, left knee
G. F. Culbertson, D,B3d Pennsylvania,side,'knee,arm.
James Carr, B, 13 h New York, right shoulder.
William Chinn; F, 10th New York, right breast.
A. H. Dean, G, 16th New York, right lung, left arm.
Josiah Dupau, I, sth Vermont, neck. ~
Martin Delaney, A, Slat New York, arm and thigh.
Geo. W. Eba, 0,31 th Pennsylvania Reserves.
Thoß. Fortune, 0, sth Vermont, left legV and wrist
Chas Fitzpatrick- K, 88ih New York, shoulder.
Thos. Fllun, B, 96th Penna>lvania. knee.'
Michael Grymes, drum major, 71st New York.
John H. Gibboiis, B, sth Pennsylvania Reserves, leg.
Daniel Gartland, D. 3d Verxnont
James Garvey, o.lBth New York.
John Gluson, H, 63d New York.
Isaac O, Tih lndlana, right eye shot out.
David Hoag, C, 61st Pennsylvania, thighs.
John Banbury, K, 10th New York, back.
Ben j. Boriey, P, 72d Penns> Ivania, thighs.
Patrick Htey, D. 2i New York.
S B. Hatch, A, 4*h Maine.
W. 0. Bollison, B, loom Pennsylvania, left breast.
John M. Sayres. l>,l2th U. 8., left eye.
B. A. Sayres, I, Bth Pa. Bwjervej; left thighs
Samuel Strickler, A, 106th Pennsylvania, right leg.
J. H Sbippen, A. 2d Verisont right thigh.
John Shickratb, K. 9th Pennsylvania Reserves.
. Jnhn Bilberyahn, C, 27th Pennsylvania, left high.
E. F. Smith, I, 7th Pommy Ivania Reserve?, arm.
Patrick Sheehan, D,42J New York, arm and back.
J. S. Silliman, B, Ist New York.
Butler Siles, H Cist New York.
W B. Scbafck, sergeant, E, 72d Penna., neck.
Burton Turner, E, 105th Pennsylvania. '
Hiram Thompson, C, 62d Peutsylvania.
A J. Tosun, F, 2d Maine,, hand and ankle.
Charles Valentine, D, let Minnesota, right eye.
H. 0. Wheeler, B,stb Vermont, left arm.
W. Woodcock, E, 6th Vermont, breast and thumb.
Frank Wtdsn, I, 7tb Pa Reserves, right ankle.
Robert Wagner, 0, 27th Penneylvaola, groin.
Frank WhecJer. D, 20th Massachusetts.
H. 8. Partridge, D. 17th United States.
D. P. Patterson, corporal- B, Irt Rhode Island, left leg.
John Pearson, A, 12ih.United States, both legs.
Michael Power, corporal, G, 7th New York, leg.
H. O. Perego, B, 12th. New York, leg.
C. Rector, B, 81 st Ponußylvania.
Edward 0. Beed, Ist New Jersey, knee.
,H, S. Raynolda, 0,2 d Maine, knee.
L. H. Beynclds. F, 93d New York.
J. Russell, B, 95th Pennsylvania "
G. T. Ring, D, 83d Pennsylvania, left leg.
W. A. Smith, A. A. surgeon, U. 8. A. ;
J. P. Shively, B, 7th Pennsylvania, left knee/ ;
James Stino, G, 6Ut Penn*yivania.
Dennis Sneo, G, 3d New Jorsoy, left leg.
Levi Sartnell, H. 16th New York, thigh.
George Sleit, F, 2d New Jersey, shoulder.
Charles B. Silver, 7, 3<l Vermont, right heel. '
Sylvester Shercd, D, 83d Pennsylvania, thigh; died
August 2.
B. Stimpson, H, 83d Pennsylvania, right lung.
W. P. South, sergeant, B, 95th Pennsylvania.
John Smitii, F, sth Vermont, left arm.
S. Segar, K, sth Vermont, leg. ■ .v
Charles C. Stalker,. D, 83d Pennsylvania, left leg.
John Schmidt, corporal. A, 4th New York, breast.
A. F. Smith-G, 63d Pennsylvania.
H. Schaus, K, 3d New Jersey* right lung. ;
J. K. fcmith, sergeant, o.lst New Jersey, tower jaw.
Matthew Taylor, F, 3d Now Jersey, log.
W. W. True, sergeant, H, sth Maine,
John Tigblman, E, 14th United States, right leg, foot,
shouldor, and hip.
Joseph Trombley, A. 3 6th New York -
J. Turnley, corporal, M* 3d U S. Artillery, foot.
W. Vanderiip, captain, G, 44th New York, loft leg.
[Transferred to Balrimoro boat ]
. H. W. Wood, musician, .7tb MsBßachusotCß. .
Thomas Williams, A, 11th Pa. Reserves, right wrist.
. F. W. Wolfinger, A 98th Pennsylvania,
John Waters, 0, 9th Massachusetts, foot.
Orville Washburn, 0, lCih Naw York, foot.
W. B. Wentworth, sergeant, 1,83 d Pennsylvania, lung,
and finger off.
Myles Wood, E, 71st New York.
A. J Withers, I, sth hew York,
H. 8. Yeager, G, 7th Pennsylvania Reserves, knee:
died of fever* August 10. ■
W. Yatep, 1.1061 h Pennsylvania, thigh, ■
Simeon Melick, Jr., captain, A, Ist New York Mounted
Bifles; died July SO.
The same quiet ordering, yet exact and rigid system,
-was observed in the unloading of these vessels that has
alwaJ-B guided the operations of this important branch of
the medical department. The public is not aware of the
intricacy and difficulty of the duties involved in this
woik, neither does it know where to attribute the credit
of the arrangements which carry the business ou so
smoothly ; all that it fetla Is that it is not bothered by
any jarring in tho details themselves or-between the offi
cials who prepare and plan them
Incur reportorisl capacity, we have no right to in
trude upon the personal privacy of there faithful execu
tive officers; yet we foci that we shall be wanting in
fairneaß to our thousands of readers if we delay any
further to make distinct mention of the parties whose ex
ertions have securnd such admirable results* If it seem
to them an unwarrantable liberty, we shall regret it; but
plead'tho necessity tii&t i* laid upon us of kesping the
public advired cone, ruing its faithful as well as its negli
gent servants. _ *
First, then, to the medical director, Dr. 3Ung, let us
return the thanks of tho city. It is bie organizing power
that keeps a dozen hospitals, with all the multiplicity of
their troublesome detail, in so perfect order that Phila
delphia stands, by prescription, at the head of the cities
that have labored for he sanatory welfare of our soldiers.
We presented- yesterday, a brief aketoh of Dr. King’s
professional career; but he is writing bis truost history
here and now, and the gratitude of a city will be a more
honorable record than the columns of any papor.
Secondly, to Dr. King’s chief assistant, Mr. Moses, is
due the method and tbo energy that conduct, without
collision or hesitation, the particulars of such groat
works‘as the quiet but rapid landing of fourteen hun
dred sick and suffering men. Mr. Moses parades no
shoulder-straps or splendor of uniform, but neither does
he display the arrogance, weakness, and stupidity tha*
too often characterize dandy officials. Unassuming, he
still makes bis influence everywhere felt. Preaont ssom
icgly at all points and at .all timrs, he manages to ar
range every item as if his whole attention wore given
to that aJono. He never appears wearied, and most cer
tainly is never cross. While he is bound to adopt anl
rigidly enforce certain rules to regulate bis department,
he has not a particle of that lumbering Btolidity that
clings to the letter of the law and thereby often > destroys
its spirit; Affable to outsiders, ho is yet a quick, practi
cal business man; and though his little personal kind
nesses are unremitting to those placed in his charge, he
does not suffer his feelings to run away with his judg
ement or interfere with the exact discharge of bis pro
fessional responsibilities. The public of Philadelphia, as
well asthe tboosands.of soldiers cared for in our midst,
owe more to Dr.’King and to Mr. Moaes than they
Imagine..
PHILADELPHIA BOABD OF TBAD*.
BAM. W. DB COBBbEY,) •
JAMBS O. HAND, 5 Connus op m MONTS.
J. B. LIPPINCOTT, \
LETTER BAGS
'■ At th* MfrihanU’ Exe-hangt, Philaitlvhi*.
Ship Tuscarora, Dunlevy...... Liverpool, Aug 26
Ship 'Westmoreloiid, Decau... Liverpool, soon'
Ship IZered, Mr,(lonagio, ~.... .Londonderry. soon
Ship Argo, 8a11ard.«...................Liverp001, soon
Bark Czarina, Treat Montevideo and B Ayres, soon
Burk A HcNlul, Snuicra.... ........Liverpool, soon
BrigL'oango, Byars.-. Havana, soon
Bcbr Nellis Tarbo'xl V6go Barbadoes, sodt^
MART.NF tNTELLieEWCIL
PORT,Ob PHILApELPHIA,,An £ .13, 186 S.
snß toms s'io-shh sets 6 56
HIGH water.. 4 &i
ABRIVHD.
Brig Selma, Prentiss, 6 days fromßjjton, with Ice to
captain.
Brig Brrezfl. Onterbridge, 3 day* from New Yorkr
With Bait to eeptato.
Rcbr Ann (Jiglet, Carlpt 9 day* from Turk* Mind,
with palt to A .K OmerarMeo
Schr 8 L Ort cker, Pic„bruy, 3 days from Taunton,
with mdse to Twe is 0 Co,
Sobr A J Horton, Eiwtll, 4 day* from Quincy, with
store to captain.
Schr Jas S»tfertbwaitr, Maioy, 3 day* from Ports
mouth, in haho-t to captain.
Schr J V 'Wellington, Cliiptnan, 5 days from Boston,
with ice to captain.
Schr Borina, Hunt 9 day* from Calais, with 649,000
lath* to Garitili A Calvin. ,
(JT.EABED.
Brig Ida (Br.), Morrisoh,'Lagnayra,.J Daliett Co.
' Brig BiackFieb, Fairchild; Pens*;ola, J E Baziey Ss
Co. ■' „ :
. Brig Herald, Davis, New Orleans D 3 Station A Co.
Echr A J Horton, Elwell, Quinoy, Noble, Caldwell A
Co. . ' ,/ : " V
Schr Obas Moore, Johnson, S ,1-nt, C F Norton A Co,
Schr M D Or»no or, Oramner, Newhuryport, do,
Schr E H Billr, Brown, East Cambridge, do.
Schr Minerva, Keid, Georgetown, do.
AT QUARANTINE.
The bark Tacony , Oapialn - Monday, trout Sagna la
Grande, iwith sugar, Ac . arrived at the-Lazaretto on
Monday, and will be detained for a day or two for venti
lation. ■
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Saxon, Matthews, hence, at Boston 11th
instant
. : Ship IsaßO Jnanes, Stinson, cleared at New York 11th ,
fast. for Bah Francisco
Bark Blcbmnnd, Bliss, sailed from New Bedford 10th
intt for Honolnlo.
Brig Si Mary, Sweeting, oltared at New York 10th
inst. for New Orieat s. "
Brig California. Gifford, hence, at Bristol 9th inst.
Brig Andrew Petere, Watts, at Matansas 31st nit. for
Philadelphia next da’ . ; » .
Schr Diamond, Norton, cleared at New York 11th inßt.
for Philadelphia.
Schrs Jos Turner Crowell, and Fred Warren, Coombs,
hence, at Boston 11th Inst'
Schr Niantic, White, hence, at New Bedford 10th
Instant.
Schr Caleb Stetson, Townsend, sailed from New Bed
foro 9tb inst for Philadelphia.
Schr* Gen Marion, Gibson, from Freeport, and Caro
line Grant, Preßsey, from Salem, both for Philadelphia,
sailed from Newport 9th inst.
/ Schr Fanny Boardman.' Matthews, from Portsmouth
fop Philadelphia, at Newport Bth inst. ;
V lebr Washington, Ferguson, hence for Fall Hirer, at
Newport lOtb inst. "
Schrs J B Allen. Allen, and Louise H Endlcott, Leeds,
hence ai Newport 9ih inst to discharge.
Schr Sarah Jane, Edwards, hence at Hartford 9th
-"instant.... i. .
- Schrs Mary find Caroline. Adams, and Elizabeth John
son, hence at New Hayen 10th lost.
SchrNaiad Queen, Hulae, hence at Providence 9th
fasten t. -
Schr T Benedict, Goldsmith, hence at Providence 10th
instant.
Schrs Anna B Hayes, Boblneon, hence for Newport;
Grace Girdier, PaineV from "Boston for Philadelphia,
end*Yolta, Brooks, from Greenport for do at New Yorx
lltb inst. -
Schrs Mary Patterson, Godfrey, Be venue, Gandy;
Willard Saulsbury, Hudson; LI E Smith, Smith: .Ex
celsior, Biley; L Audenried, Corson; James 8 Howitt,
Later Sarah A Brice, Boict; and Adelaide, Hatch, all
irom Boston for Philadelphia, Bailed from Dutch Island
harbor 9th fast.
SohrN Hr Imes, Hewitt, hence at Providence 9th tost.
Beportaat 8 P M. on 6th, while at anohor Inside Sandy
Hook, during a thunder storm, wasetruokby lightning,
which shivered the foretopmast and split fpreuast, ren
dering a new mast necessary. Two of the crew were so
much affected by the shock that they did not recover
until the next day. *
LEGAL
FN THE ORPHANS’ COURT EO R
X THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of CHAELBS D. WOOD, deceased., ,
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
sod tbf acconnfof MABY J. BY AN and AN
DREW MOBBI"®, Executors of CHABI.ES D. WOOD,
deceased, and' to make distribution of the; balance in the
bands of fbe accountant, will meet the parties Interested,
for the purposes of his appointment, on MONDAY, Au.
gust 18th. 1862, at 11 o’clock A. M., at No. 128 South
SIXTH Street, in the city of Philadelphia. ;
H. E. WALTiACE,
Auditor.
&T)9am wf cnst
MARSHAL’S BALE —By virtue of
a Writ of Sale, by the Hon. JOHN CADWALA
DER, Judge of the District Court of the United grates,
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in admi
ralty, to me dlrec'ed, will be sold ; at public’sale, to the
highest and best-bidder, for cash, at OALLOWHILL-.
STREET WHARF, ou tUEBDAY, August 29th, 1802,
at 12 o’clock M., the schooner CATALINA, her tackle,
*c., and tbe.cargo laden on board, consisting of 32 bales
of cotton. WILLIAM MILLWaBD,
U. S. Marshal Eastern District of Peuna.
PmnADßLpaiA, Ang.,8,1862. - *au9-6t
•MARSHAL’S SALE.—By virtue of a
IVX Writ of Sale, by the Hon JOHN 0 ADW ALADBR,
Judge oi the District Court of the United States, in and
for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. In admiralty,
to me directed, will be sold at irabhc sale, to the highest
and "best-.bidder, for Cash, at OALLOWHILL
STBEET WB ABF, on TUESDAY, August 20tb, 1802,
at 12 o’clock M.. the schooner VOLANT, her tackle,
Ac, and the cat go laden on board, consisting of .200
sacks of salt, 50 barrels 'of mackerel, and 500 boxes of
herriDg. WILLIAM MILLWABD, -v
V U. 8. Marshal E. D. of Pennsylvania.
PBILADBI.PRIA, Aug. 8,1802. an9-6t
TiXARSHAL’S SALE.—By virtue of
IT I a Writ of Sole, by the Hon. JOHN OA.DWALA
DEB, Judge of the District Court of the-United States,
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in ad
miralty, to me directed, will be sold at public Bale, to the
highest and best bidder, for cash, at CALLOWHILL
STREET WHARF, on TUESDAY, Angnst 20th, 1802,
at 12 o'clock M., tbe schooner MORNING STAG, her
tackle, &c,, and the cargo laden on board, consisting of
575 sacks of salt, 4'carboys of aoid, 2 barrels copperas, 3
kegß soda ash, 1 box cigars, 1 package of ribbons. \
WILLIAM MILLWABD,
«- , U. S. Marshal Eastem District of Penna.
Philadblpbu. Aug. 8,1802. au9-6t
UNITED STATES, EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, SOT.
THE PBESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
TO THE MARSHAL OF THE EASTEBN DISTBIOT
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
GBEETISG:
WHEBEAS. Tbe District Court of the United States,
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in a cer
tain cans# of prize, moved and prosecuted in the said
court in the name of the United States of America,
against the brig NAPIER, whereof Joseph Creighton is
master, her tackle, Apparel, and furniture, and the
goods, wares, and merchandise laden «• board thereof,
captured by tbe United States blockading squad rob, ut der
ccm'mand of Flag Officer : rt. S. trlissou, as prize, and
brought inio the port of Philadelphia, I* the Eastern Dis
trict of Pern sylyania, rightly.and duly proceeding, on the
day of the date hereof, upon the li on bebaf of
the United f tates by'tbe attorney of the United States for
the said district, hath decreed tpe airest of the said the
brig NAPIER, her tackle, apparel, and furniture, and
the goods,, wares, and merchandleeiaden on board thereof:
Whereupon, we do hereby empower and etriotly com
mand yon- that yon omit not, hut that you arreV, or
cause to be arrested, the said brig NAPIER, her taokle,
apparel, and furniture, and the goods, wares, and mer
chandise laden on board thereof, wheresoever yon shall
find the same, and tbe same so arrested ydu keep under
safe and seenre arrest until the further order of the said
District Court, and that you duly certify to the said Dis
trict Court what you shall do in the premises, together
with these presents.
Witness, the Honorable-JO UN OADWALADBR,
Judge,of the said Distriot Court at Philadelphia, the
eighth day of AUGUST, in the year of our Lord one
thouesnd eight hundred and sixty-two, and in the:eighty
seventh year of the Independeroo of the said United
States.- -.■■>:..
au.l-3t G B. FOX, Clerk District Court U. S.
TTNITED STATES, EASTERN DIS-
U TBICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, SCT.
THE PBESIDENT OF THE UNITED, STATES,
TO THE MAKSHAL OF THE EASTEBN DISTRICT
' OF PENNSYLVANIA, -
GREETING:
WHEREAS, The District Court of the United States 1
hi and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rightly
and duly proceeding on a Libel, filed in the name of the
United States of America, hath decreed all persons in
general who have, or pretend to have, any right, title,
or interest In the schooner EMMA, whereof Joseph ,W-
Gaskill is master, her tackle, appaiel, and furniture, and
tie goods, wares, and merchandise laden on board thereof,
captured by the United ► totes steamer ADIRONB ACK,
under command of Captain Gansevoort, (said;steamer
being one of the Booth Atlantic blockading squadron,)
to be monished, cited, and called to judgment, at the
time. ; and place underwritten, and to the'effect here
after expressed, (justice so requiring) Yon are there
fore charged, and strictly enjoined and commanded,
that you.- omit not, but that, by publishing these
presents in at least two of the daily newspapers printed
and published in the city of Philadelphia, and in the
Legal Intelligencer, ybu do monish and cite, or cause,
to be monished and cited, peremptorily, all persons
in genera! who have, of pretend to have, any right,
title, or interest in the said schooner EMMA, her
tackle, apparel, and furniture, and the goods, wares,
and merchandise laden en board thereof, ; to, appear
before the Hon. JOHN CADWALADEK, the Judge
of the said Court, at the District Court-room, in the
City of Philadelphia, on the TWENTIETH day after
publication of these, presents, if it be a court day,
or else on 1 the next* court day following, between
the usual hours of hearing causes, then and there to
show, or allege, in due form of law, a reasonable and
awfm excuse, .if any they have, why the said .sob oner-
JmMA, her tackle,, apparel, and furniture, and the
goods, wares, and merchandise laden oh board thereof,
should not he pronounced to belong, at the time of
the capture of the same, 'to the enemies"of the United
States, and as goods of their enemies, or other
wise, liable and subject to condemnation, to be ad
judged and condemned as good and lawtui prizes: and
further to do and receive in this behalf as to justice’shall
appiytatn. And that you duly intimate, or cause to be
intimated, unto all, persons aforesaid,. generally, (to
whom by the tenor of these presents it is also intimated,);
that if they shall hot appear at the time and place above;
mentioned, or appear and shall notshow a reasonable and’
lawful cause to the contrary, then said District. Court:
doth intend and will proceed to adjudication on the said
capture, 'and' may pronounce that the said. schooner
EMMA, her tackle,: apparel, and furniture, and the
good?; waxes, and merchandise laden on board thereof,
Sid belong, at the time'of the capture of the same,
to the enemies of the United States of Amerioa, anc.
as goods, of their enemies, or otherwise, liable and
subject to confiscation and condemnation, to be ad
judged rand condemned os , lawful prize; the absence,
or rather contumacy, of the persons so-'cited and Inti
mated in anywise notwithstanding, and .that you dnly
certify to the said District Court-what you shall do in the
premises, together with these presents.
Witness the .Honorable JOHN (JADWALADER,
Judge of the said court, at Philadelphia, this eighth
day of AUGUST, A. D. 1802, and in the eighty
seventh : year of the Independence of the sald-United
■States. ', ' ' ' ■
aoll-3t , Q. B. FOX* dark District Court U. a
itJLDiHIWATINO OILS.
« T UCIFIR” OIL WORKS.
XJ 100 bbl» “ Lncifer”Buming OU on hand. -
We guarantee the.oiito be non-explosive, to burn all
the oil in the lamp with a steady, brilliant flame, without
crusting tbe'wick, and but slowly. Barrels lined with
glass enamel. WEIGHT, SMITH, & PKA.BBA.LIi,
fe2l-tf . Office,Bls MABKET Street.
QBFKSE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
AND BEADING. BAILBOAD , COMPANY.,
Philadelphia, June 28, 188 J.
The EATEBof FBEIGHT and TOLLS on ANTHOA
CITE COAL transported by this Company will be as fol
lows during the month of JOLT, 1882: ■
from * To EicbmM To Philada.
Port Carb0n,,,....., 51.78.. 51.48
Mount Carbon.. ..... *177 147
Bchny lkill Haven....,.,.... 1.70 1.40
Aubnrn,.l.6o 1.80
Port OUnton, 1.65 1.36
Bnrirg the month of AUGUST, 1862, the rates will h
'■ -r--.' .. . .. X;-,.o’r
wrr‘- Prom To Btchm’d. To Phtlada.
Port Oarfeon ..........! 81.98, * ' 51.68 ,
Mount Carbon,,....*. 1.97 1.67
Schnylkill Havon : .1.90 .1.60
Aubnrn.v. U,*. ,■ 1.80 .1,60
Port Clinton.. T. • 1-76 1.46
On and after J3KP I’E jIBKB 1,1862, the
asfollows: ' >r •• • -
From ’To BichmM To Phiiada.
Port Carbon.'.. ‘®2lB ®l.BB
Mount • 2.17 187
Schuylkill Haven 2.10 ..... 1.80 “
...... 2.00 1.70
> Port Clinton., ... '•*. 1.96, 1.88,
By order of the Board of Managers.'
Je3o>Sm . W. H: WEBB, Secretary.
p BEEN ;,GI]SIGEB.- 35 bbla. choice
! VUr GINQEK, received direct firom'Onba,-and fot sale
by BHODES & WlEtilAitta,
and ■- l(i7 J BonthWA.TEB Streot
pASTILE SOAP—Warranted Pure
Marseilles Soap in store and tor salt fcy
BHODES * WTLLIIMS,
107 South WA.TEB Street.
AUGUST 13, 1862.
TSEAD THE FOLLOWING:
jLw The opinions of medical after having bhen
Instructed by Prof. BOLLES, 1220 WiliTOT Street,
Philadelphia, in the application of Electricity as a thera
peutic agent. ;
Extracts of Letters from medical men* after having
fully tc**ed the di*cov«ry of Prof BOLTiES:
W. R. WELLS, M. D, Buffalo, N. Y., after a year’s
practice, writes to Prof. B. as follows: _
I thick my f*ith fuUy ©ompwbenda the fact that Bioo
trinity, correctly applied, according to ynnr discovery, is
abundantly competent to cure all curable diseases. My
experience and success, attor extensive practice, fully
warrant thin Were I sick with a fatal disease,
I would far sooner trust my life in the hands of a skilful
'Electrician than all the “ pathies ” on earrh besides
Buffalo, N..Y. W. E. WELLS, M. D,
D. MCCARTHY, M. D.:
lam fully satisfied tlmt Electricity, when understood
according to its polarities and their relations to the fixed
laws of tbe vital economy- as taught by you, lathe most
powerful, manapeabio, and efficient agent known to man
for the relief of pain and cure of disease. I would fur
ther, state that I have for the past few weeks used Elec
tricity in my practice, to the exclusion of nearly all other
remedies, and have been eminently successful, and con
sider Ira universal therapeutic.
Dayton, Ohio. D. MoOABTHY, M. D,
P. W. MANSFIELD, &fv D.:
For the last mug months I havo mode Electricity a spe
cialty, and my talth is daily increaainc in its therapeutic
effects, and I believe, when applied according to your
discovery, it will cure all curable diseases, among which
are numerous cases never benefited by medicine.
Buffalo, N. Y. P. W. MANSFIELD, M. D.
AMOS GRAY, M. D. ;
I Hoold recommend my brethren the medical pro
fession to avail themselves of an opportunity of bßoom
ing acquainted with Prof. Bollea’ new method of applying
Electricity, which I think is not known to modlcal men,
except those who have availed themselves of his instruc
tion, for lam very confident that much injury must be
the result of a wrong, unskilful application of so power
folan agenh AMOS GBAE, M. B.
Detroit, Michigan.
H. G. KIBBY, M. I).:
What I hare now to say 1b from actual observation, as
I have B]>ent most of my time for tbs last two months with
Prof. Bolles, and have witnessed the effects of the Elec
trical agent on from fifteen to twenty-five patients a day,
Buttering trom almost every form ot ahronio disease; and,
as strange as it may appear, in a majority of oases, a per
fect core was effected in from five to fifteen days, And
I will here remark that most of his patients were afflicted
with long standing complaints, considered incurable by
ail other known retnediee. * H. G. KIEBY, M. D.
: OIHOIKHATI, Ohio.
DAVID THtIBSTOH. M. P.
I believe yonr discovery to be a reliable therapeutio
agent, and feel it my duty to recommend it. Since X have
received instruction from.you,l have applied it in cases
of Aphony, Bronchitis, Chorea, Amenorrhoaa, Asthma,
and Congestion, and find that X have the . same success
that yen had when I was under y onr Instruction. I in
variably recommend medical men to avail themselves of
an'opportunity of becoming acquainted with yonr new
mithod of applying Eleotricitv.
Detroit, Michigan. DAVID THtTBSTONiISI. D,
MABVIN GODDAKD. M. D.:
Prof. Bolles: A groat revolution in my mind and prac
tice hss token place since I became acquainted with your
new diseovery.of’applying Galvanism, Magnetism, and
other modifications of Electricity as a curative agent. I
have found by many experiments that Electricity is a safe
therapeutic agent in all acute and chronic cases when
applied according to yonr discovery. I desire that medi
cal men should become conversant with your discovery.
ULBvKLAJtD, Ohio. MaKVIH GODDABD, M. D.
Prof. Bou.es— Dear Sir : The more I investigate this
system ofipraotice, the more Confident I am chat it is all
powerful to meet the ten thousand diseases <o which flesh
is heir.
Von, who first discovered Electricity to be a reliable
therapeutic agent, should be considered a great benefac
tor of the race, forit is the only reliable system of cure
or the woes and ills of suffering humanity. It is strange
that physicians have become; bo wedded to their severed
sys'eniß, brought up from the darkness of past ages,
that they will close their ores against the light now beam
ing forth through this system of practice. AU other sys
tems I regard as the morning star to the rising sun.
P. SHEDD, M. D.
Prof. BOLLE8:
The nearer I conform to your system of application,
tbe more successful I am, and as I have examined ail the
guides and works published upon the enbjeci, and seen
nothing in reference to > our theory, I do not hesitate to
say I believe it to be original with yon, and the only reli
able system extant for enrina disease.
Respectfully yours,
, Toboxto. OHAS. BAND ALL, M. D.
The opinion of a medicsl man, after thirty years’
practice, fifteen in Allopamy and fifteen in Homoeo
pathy:-'- -'.
Prof.BoLLßS—Dbab Sis : I never have, since yon gave
me instruction in your new discovery.of applying Electri
city, and God forgive me if I in the future everdo, practice
either Homoeopathy or Allopathy. I have been strictly go
verned by tbe philosophy yon laid down, and for the beat
of reasons—namely: That I am generally successful,and I
frankly Bay to yon that I am done with medicine forever.
My success has bees great since 1 have been in New
ark, N. J.
H. B—ln addition to the above extracts, Prof. B.
could furnish over one thousand, fully showing that he is
well known to the medical and scientific world as the dis
coverer «f all that is reliable in the therapeutic admini
stration of Electricity, and that allpther operators now
in the different cities (except tboaßqualified by him) are
using Electricity at baza,d, and Fref. B. takes this oc
casion to caution the community against charlatans.
Office 1220 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia
N. B:—Medical men end others who desire a know
ledge of my discovery can enter for a full course of lec
tures at any time. jyl7-0m
TgVA R R A N T ’ S
■ BKFEBVBSOENT.,
SELTZER APERIENT.
This valuable and popular Medicine has universally re
ceived the most favorable reconuneudationa of th*
Mxdioal Pbofkbsioh and thaPuWio as the
most B7SI0I»HI A3D aokssujli .
SALINE AFERIENT-
It may be ÜBed with the best effeot in
201*118 and Febrile Diseases, Costiveneea, Sis'*
Headache, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Indiges
tion, Acidity of the Stomach, Torpidity
of the Livor, Sont, Bhenmatto
Affections, Gravel; Kies,
aid iu, oomplaistb wnams
A GENTLE AND COOLING APERIENT OB PUB
e . GATIVB IS REQUIRED.
■ It Is particularly adapted to the wants of Travellers
by Bea and Land, Residents in Hot Climates, Persona oi
Sedentary Habits, Invalids, and Convalescents; Captains
of Vessels and Planters will find it« valuable addition to
their Medicine Chests.
It is In the form of a Powder, carefully pnt up in bottler
' to keep in any climate, and merely reaches
water poured upon it to produce a do
.. lightfcl effervescing beverage. ■
Numerous testimonials, from professional and other
gentlemen of the highest standing throughout the coun
try, and Us steadily increasing popularity for a series
of years, strongly guaranty Its efflcaoy and valuable
character, and oommand it to the favorable notice of an
intelligent pnbiio.
Manufactured only by
TARRANT & 00.,
Ho. STB OBKBHWIOE Street, comer Warren st.
Haw TOBK,
And for sale by Drnfrgistn geaerally.
ftpEl-1,
Q.LUTEN CAPSULES
FUBE COD-LIVER OJXi.
The repugnance of most patients to.COD-LIVER
OIL, and tbe Inability of many to take it at ill* has in
duced various form* of disguise for its administration,
that are familiar to tho Medical Profession. Some of
them answer in special cases, but sn >re often tbe vehicle
neutralizes the usual effect of the Oil, proving quite aa
unpalatable and'of lets therapeutic value. The repug
nance, nausea, &c., to invalids* indneedby disgust of the
Oil, is entirely obviated by tbe use of our CAPSULES.
COD-LIVER OIL CAPSULES have been much used
lately in Europe, tbe experience there of the good re
sults from tbeir use in both hospital.and private practice,
aside from the naturally suggested advantages, are suf
ficient to warrant our claiming the virtues we do for
them, feeling assured tbeir use will result in benefit and
deserved favor. Prepared by
WYETH & BROTHER,
riOAL.—THE UNDERSIGNED
\J teg leave to Inform their friends and the pnblio
that the, here removed their -LEHIGH OOA.Ii DEPOT
from NOBLE-STREET WHABF, on the Delaware, te
their Yard, northwest corner of EIGHTH and WILLOW
Streets, where the, intend to keep the beat Quality of
LEHIGH COAL, from the most approved mines, at the
lowest prices.' Yonr patronage is respectfully solicited,
JOS. WALTON A CO.,
Office, 112 South SECOND Street.*
Yard, EIGHTH and WILLOW; mhl-tf
CABINET FURNITURE AND BIL
LTABD TABLES.
MOORE & CAMPION,
No. 261 South BKUOND Street,
In'oonneotlon with their ext naive Cabinet Baainesa, are
how manufacturing a superior article of
BILLIARD TABLES,
And have nor on hands Mi supply, finished with the
HOOKS & CAMPION’S IMPBOYED CUSHIONS,
which are prooouuced by all who have need them to he
superior to all others. .. ..
‘ Nor; the Quality and .finish of these Tables the manu
facturers refer to thejr nunsorcus patrons throughout
the Union, who are familiar.with the character of their,
work.- . fe2o-6(n
WOBMAN * ELY, No. 130 BEGS
T.r Street, manufacturers of patent GAST-STEBI#
lAEIjE CUTIiBBY; also, a lately-patented COMBI
NATION KNIFE, FOBK, and SPOON, especially
Idapted for Camp use, for-ATsAermen, Seafaring Mm,
Mechanic!, Miners, Lumbermen, aniallWorkmencar
rying their dinnerl. ,W. St. E.’s Ontlery is warranted to
be of the boat quality of ENGLISH OAST-BTEEIi, and
Is intended to supersede, by Its excellence and cheapness,
’.he inferior finalities of Ontiery now in the market, and
to which they respectfully invite- the attention of the
Hardware dealers generally, ' mrtWto
TYRAIN PlPE.—Stone Ware Drain
1/ • Pipe bom 2to 12-lncb bore. 2-inch bore, 250 per
raid; 8-inch bore, 800 per ‘yard; ‘4-inch bore, 400 per
yard; 6-Inch bore, 60c per yard; 6-inoh bore, 660 per
rard. Every variety of connections,' bonds, traps,..and
hoppers. We are how prepared to furnish pipe in- any
imantity, and on liberal terms to dealers and those pur
chasing in large quantities; i
' OBNAMENTAB CHIMNEY TOPS.—Vitrified Terra
Ootta Chimney Tops, plain and ornamental designs, war
ranted to stand the action of coal gas or the weather In
any climate, \ ,
GABDEN YABKS.—A groat variety of ornamonta
tarden Vases, in Terra Cotta elassloal designs, all sizes,
tnd warranted to stand the weather. '■'* .
Philadelphia Terra Cotta Works, Office and Wars
fiooms 1010 CHESTNUT Street,
lelf-tf , B A. HABBISOM
g FRANK. PALMER,
Surgeon Artist to the Government Institutions, Wash
ington. Also, to. all of the Medical Ooiloges and Hos
pitals. ■ ‘ '
The “PALMEB 1IMB8,” adopted by. the Army
and Navy Surgeons. Pamphlets sent gratis. Address,
T B. FBANK. FAUMEB,
jy2-6m No. 1600 CHESTNUT Street, Philad’a.
V NTI-FRICTION METAL,
XK. . Superior duality,
For sale by
, JAMBS YOCOM, Jr,
OITS BBASB FOTODEY, DEINKER’SALIiEY,
’ Between Front and Second, Baco and Arch eta.
, , i anS-Sm*
ratea will b« | - ; - :
TVT UTS. Almo&ds; Cream Nuts,
.Ls Grenoble Nuts, Bordeaux Walnnts, Pea Nuts, Fil
berts, Pecan Huts, in store and for sale by
i f BHOOKS & WIX.X.XAMS,
107 South WATKE Street.
TN G O T COPPER-—FROM THE
X AMYSDAIiOID MININS COMPANY, of Lake
Superior, for sale In lot* to .suit purchase ra, at
1 ■' -.'■•= « GEO; Y. WOMBATH’B, '
JelB-wsBm* , , . 416 ABOH Btreefc
(IHAMPAGNE WINE. An invoice
Vj of Be Couoy & Co., and Cornet Champagne Wine,
jnet received per ehip Georges, and for aaleby
* JA.TJRETCHB&’LAVEBaNE, .
202 and 204 South VBONT Street
PAMPHLET PRINTING, B«at and
JL Oheepeetin the Oity, ftt BINOWAM & BBOWSJ’B,
111 South FOURTH Street »plO
MEDICINAL.
Boohestbr, H. Y., Sept. 10,1859.
JAMES P. GBEVES; M D.,
2C-6 Pine street, Philadelphia.
1413 WALNT7T Street. Philadelphia.
COAX.
CABINET FURNITURE.
sales by auction.
TOHN B. MYERS & 00., AUO
*J TIONBEBS, Nos. 282 and 384 MABELS! Street.
SABS OP BBT GOODS.
OH THTJBBDAY MOBNING,
August 14, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, on 4 months'
credit.
£ SALS OP BOOTS AND SHOES, See.
~.. OH THUBSDAT MOBNINS,
Aopist. 19, on four monbs’ credit—
-1000 packages Boots and Show, Ac,
PHILIP PORD & CO., AUOTION
JL EBBS, 525 MARKET arid 622 00MMEB0E Bis.
SALE OP 1,000 OASES BOOTS, SHOES, 880.
. GAN R * &o,
OH THURSDAY MORNING,
AugustJL4, at 10 o’clock proofed}? will bugold, by cata
logue, 1,000 cases men’s, boys’- and yowfcs’ calf, kip,
and grain boots; calf and kip brogane; ?alters,
&c/ r woroin’a.mirees*, and children’*calf, kip, goat, kid,
mcrocco. and enamelltd hcelod bools and shoos, gaiters,
slippers, Bainaorrl.n, &ts. Also, a large assortment oi
fim-clasa city-made goods. > *
Opfß for examination, with catalogaea, early on
the morning of sale.
PANCOAST & WARNOCK, AUO
TIONEKBB, Hob. 218 MABKET Street.
LABOE POSITIVE S \LE OF AMEBIC AH AND TM
TOM Jli BBT GOODS, EMBBOIDEBIES, WHITE
GOODS, HOOP SKIRTt, &0., by catalogue,
ON WEDNESDAY MOBHIHG,
Augnst 20, commencing at 10 o’clock.
Comprising a general assortment of goods adapted to
fall seles. .
Included will be found, viz—
EMBHOIDEKIEd ASD WHITE GOOD?.
, An. inyoico of new style embroidered , collars, Fete,
flonncfDg, bands, Ac.: ladies’ and gents’ 5-8 and 3-4
plain Bnd hemstitched handkerchiefs.
Also, a full line of gents’ Onion and linen Blurt fronts.
HOOP SKIBT3. .
260 dozen single and double-tie and woven tape hoop
skirts, a full line for ladies, mlssesr and children.
YnURNESS, BRINLSY. & GO.,
J* Ho. 429 MABKET STREET.
PROPOSALS.
WASHINGTON AQrjEDUCT.
Tf, Department of the Interior, >
r Washington, July 25,18*i. >
PROPOSALS will bo received at thiß Department,
until. 12 o’clock on WEDNESDAY, the 27th day of Aa
gu»t, for completing the DISTRIBUTING RESERVOIR
of the Washington Aqueduct. Plans and specifications
may bo seen .after the 12th of Angnrt 1
Proposals to be sealed, endorsed -*Prot>osala for Reser
voir,and directtd to “ Hoh CALEB B, SMITH, Secro*
tary ot the Interior, Washington.” ■
WATT J. SMITH,
Chief Clerk.
jj3o-wtoi2t
fWJ OEOF WABBIN £TON AQUE
DUCT, Auokst 6 3863
PROPOBdLf will be received until tbs 20tb day or
ATJGTJS P, 1862. for the completion of the auxiliary Pipe
Ysult of theWathingtoh Aquxiuot
: Plant and epecificalions can be obtained at ihli office,.
Proposals to be seeled endonod •* Proposals for Pips
Vault,” and addressed to ‘'Hon. Caleb B. Smith,
Secretary of the Interior, Washington:” .
H B HUTTON,.
Chief Engineer.
auB-fmwBt
OFFICE OF WASHINGTON AQUS
DUCT, August «, 1862.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received until the 18th
day of AUGUST, 3862, for furnishing the Brian*, Ga
meiif, and tand lequirid for the co npletlonof the Wash'
icgtco Aauenuct ; -V ■
/Ihere will be required about 400,000 Bricks, 6,000 bar
reli of Cement. 30.000 bußholsofSand; bat these qaaa*
titles will be increased or dimiDisbed as may be f and
necessary.
Five hundred barrels of Comeut are needed, which
will set very quickly, and entirely to the satisfaction of
the 'Engineer.
Forms for proposals may be obtained at this office.
They will be endorsed “ Proposals for Brick,” 4 * for Ce
ment,” or ** for Sand, 11 as the ca-e may be, and directed
to ‘'Bon. Caleb B. Smith, Secretary of the Interior,
'Washington,” W2d. B SU rTOSf,
ai>B*fmwsfe GhiefJSagmeer.
ABMY g!,OTHtiyGand EQCJiPAiiJB
’ OFFICE, TWELFTH AND GIBABD Streets
Philadelphia, Ausoet.9th, 1862.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLtES.
SEP ABATE fcBALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Pro
posals for Suffolk or other % Cotton or Linen Brills, Mess
Pans, Camp Kettles, Havereseks, Knapsacks, and for
strapping and painting the latter, will be received, by
the. undersigned, at this Office, until THURSDAY, 14th
inst., for inrniebing and aelirering, at the SchnylKill
Arstnal. at the earliest possible time, ,
100,000 j aids X Suffolk or other Cotton or Linen Drills
12,000 Mess Pans, sheet iron, weight two pounds.
? 5,000 Camp Keiths, sheet Iron, three sizes, in nests,
IS* ponndß
80,000 Knapsacks, i. ; :
*4 Kft ftflrt H uvArfiftrlffl
Also, proposals for painting and strapping Knapsacks,
and painting Haversacks, according to instructions from
ike Arsenal; bidders will slate toe price for painting and
strnpping per hundred; the split-leather for the trank
of Knapsacks, and the brass trimmings for them, will be
fhrnished by the United States at the contract price;
18 644 Jbe of split leather is on hand for this pnrpose,
and a large supply of brass trimmings. Bidders for the
Cotton or Linen Drills will please send samples of the
articles they purpose to furnish, All the other articles
ere required to be in strict accordance with the army
standard samples, which can be seen at the Arsenal.
Bidders will state explicitly the time and am mnt of
each delivery. Proposals will be received for any part
of the above articles.
“The right is resetwed by the Deputy Quartermaster
General to accept any part or the whole of a bid offered;
or to reject the bids, in whole or in p ;rt, as the interest
of thB Government, in his opinion,may demand.”
■ ( Bach proposal must be signed by toe individual or firm
making it, and be accompanied by a satisfactory guar
antee that the. bidder wilt execute a contract with good
and sufficient bond, if his bid is accepted. Proposals
unaccompanied with guarantee will hot be considered;
and contracts will be awarded only to established manu
facturers of, or dealers In, tbo articles. The law requires
the name of every coitractor on each anicle delivered
by him. G. H. OBOSMAN,
Bull- 4t , Pep Qr. Mr. Gen. U. 8. A.
OFFICE OF TEE COMMISSARY
OF SUBSISTENCE, No 1139 GIRARD STREET.
> Phils on, ph iA. Augnat 8,1862.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office, until 12
o’clcck M., on the 11th day of August, 1862, for furnish
ing, tor the use of the United Btates Army, at such times
and in such quantities as may be required, during toe
months of August and September, the following subsist
ence stores, viz i ; '
400 barrels Prime Mess Pork, to be corn-fed, well salt
ed, free from rust or stain, regularly packed (Govern
ment standard) in new, bright, well-coopered barrels.
200 barrels Extra -Mesa Beef, (necks and shanks ex
cluded,) in new, bright, well-coopered barrels.
600 barrels Extra Superfine Flour.
500 bushels new White Beans, in flour barrels.
20.000 pounds prime Bio Coffee, in bags.
46.000 pounds light yellow Sngar, in barrels
6.0C0 pounds Adamantine Gaudies, foil weight 12s.
12,010 pounds good hard toap. '
200 bushels' fine Sa'.V'u sacks.
1,000 gallons Syrup Molasses, in barrels.
1,000 gallons Vinegar, in barrels.
All atticlee to be of the best quality, securely packed,
and in perfect order for transportation.
Bids will include pßCiageß and delivery in this city.
. Sellers’names and date of purchase required oh each
package. Certificates bf inspection of Meat and Flour
will be nqnired, and ho Pork will be accepted packed
from “bulk meats ” Samples in boxes, distinctly marked,
must accompany bids for all articles, except meat. Bids
from known dealers or manufacturers only will be cou
sideted, and each bid must be accompanied by the writ
ten guarantee of two responsible persons for the faithful
perfoimance of the contract. Proposals to be endorsed
“ Proposals for Subsistence Stores,” and directed to F.
N. Buck, Captain C. S. Yol. Service. au9-5t
ARMS CLOTHING AND EQUI
PAGE OFFICE, TWELFTH and GfBABD
Streets —PniLAUBLPH t A, August 11,1862
“ PROPOSALS FOB aBMY SUPPLIES.”
Separate sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for
“ Great Coat Straps,” “Gray Twilled Mixed and Knit
Shirts,” Wall Tent Poles, common Tent Poles, and Hos
pilal Tent Poles, Pick Axes and Handles, Felling Axes
arid Handles, Spaces, Drums Infantry, Silk Flags, and
Flannel Sack Coate, will be received by the"undersigned,
at this Office, until 12 o'clock M., on FRIDAY, 15th
inst, for furnishing and delivering at the SCHUYLKILL
ABSENAL, at the earliest possible time :
160,000 Great Coat Straps,
60,000 Gray Twilled Mixed or Knit Shirts, to measure
38 to 42 inches over the breast, and 16 to 18 aronnd the
neck, samples to he accompanied with the proposal.
20,C00 Flannel Sack Coats, nnlined.
10,000 setß common Tent Poles.
2.000 “ Hospital “ “
10 000 “ Wall “ “ .
6,000 Felling Axes and B andles.
6,000 Pick Axeß and Handles. '
6,000 Spades.
1,000 Infantry Drums, complete.
60 Beglmental Flags, Infantry.
60 national Colors, . “
Bidders will state explicitly the time and amount of
each delivery. Proposals will he received for any part of
the above articles.
“Theright ia reserved by the Deputy Quartermaster
General to accept any part or the whole of a bid offered,
or te reject the bids, in whole or in part, as the interest of
the Government, in hia opinion, may demand.**
Each propose! must be.Bigned by the individual or Arm
making it, and he accompanied by a*satisfactory guaran
tee that the bidder wi!i execute a contract with good and
sufficient bond. if bis bid is accepted. Proposals nuac
companled with guarantee will not be considered; and
contracts will be awarded only to established manufac
turers of, or dealers in, the articles. The law requires
the name of every contractor on each article delivered
by him. G. H. OBOSHAN,
au!2 4t , Deputy Quartermaster General U. BA.
f\R])NAJS T CE OfflOE
\J V ' War Department, )
? e - WASHINGTON, August 8, 1862. {
FBOPOSALB will bo received by tbia Department
until 5 P.;2ff. on lbe 26th of Augrat* 3882, for the de
livery, at the following Arsenals, of horse eonipaißnta,
United Stales Cavalry pattern;' as hereinafter, specified:
ytt the Watertown Arsons), Watertown, Massachusetts,
2 COO sets ■
.■•■ At the Watervliet Arsenal,- West Troy, New York,
2 000 setfla"- ■ ■
’at the New York Arsenal, Governors Island, New
York, 10,000 sets. •
At the Prank ford Arsens!, Bridesburg, Pennsylvania,
0.000 seta. ».'. . . .
At the Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania,
10,000 sets.
At the Bt. Louis Arsenal, St. Louis, Missouri, 10,000 V
.sets. ' .; , ■ . -
These sots of horse equipments are to he furnished,
complete, except the horse brush, curry comb, lariat,
picket piD, link, and blanket.- Samples can be examined
at each gf the above-named arsenals. They are to be
subject to inspection at the arsenals where delivered.be
fore being received by the Government; none to be ac
cepted or paid far but such as are approved upon such
inspection. f ■ :
Deliveries must he made in lots of not less than fifty ;
eeta per week for. all contracts of 500 sets or undor; m
hundrsd sets per week lor.all contracts »f from five hun-’
dred up to one thousand sets; two hundred seta per week
or al! contracts of from one thousand to two. thousand
sets; five hundred sets per week for ali contracts of from
two thousand to six thousand sets, and eight hundred
sets per week for all contracts of from six thousand to ten
thousand .sets. . .
. JTiiilure to deliver at a specified time will subject the
contractor to a forfeit ire of the quantity to be delivered
at that time. The equipments are to be boxed’, five sets
in a box', in the customary manner; hits and saddles of
assorted numbers, and the contents to be distinctly
marked on the outer endsvof the box. . Theboxes-to be'
charged at cost, to be determined by the .inspector-
Bidders will state explicitly in their proposals the time,
quantity, and place of each delivery. Bach party ob
taining a contract will be to enter into bonds,
with proper sureties, for the faithful fulfilment of the
same'.; " -• ■ 7 v■■■
Bids of persons who are not manufacturers or regular
dealers in leather work will not bo • considered; and the
Department reserves the right to reject, any or ail bids
which may be made.
Upon the award being made, successful bidders only
will be notified, and they will be furnished.with the forms
oi tbe contract and of tbe bond required of them.
Proposals wilt be addressed to
■1 General JA'MBS W. BXPLBY,
1 «gbief of Ordnance,
« Washington, D. O.”
And will be endorsed -
' “Pronosalß for Horso 'Biintpmonta.”
• - JAMBS W. BIPIiBY,
Brig. Qen . Chief of Ordnance,
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THE DISEASED .0E ALLW
fi_|_ dIiAESES,—AU scute and chronic
'Wciired;by special guarantee, at 1220' Walnut street,!#
and in case of a : failure no charge is
‘ made.- • ' ■ -n ■“X’lx ■ - • ,*’
_i Professor BOIiLEB, the/ounder of this neio jsrac-L,,
Wtiee, will superintend the treatment of all cases fctm-vh
A pamphlet containing a Multitude of celtiii-J '
>#cates„of those cured, also letters and complim«ntarpf#
resolutions from medical men andothersj will be
given to ahyiperson'free. • 1 ’•
A Lectuies are constantly given, at 1220, to medlealk
wmen and others who desire a knowledge of my dia-vfl
jvcovery, in applying Electricity as a reliable there- J
agent. Consultation free. 1 ap2fl 8m (Sr
SALES BV AUCTION
M THOMAS A SONS.
• H« 189 and Id South TOURTH Straw.
PEREMPTORY BALF. ON the PBEHIBE9
ON FRIDAY,
16th Anfznst. at 12 o’clock noon, the 1; T.OTIP r tv,
SPRING*” AND F4RM. fonr miles from ORKs=ov
STATION, Pennsylvania Railroad, Cambria com,,,
Pennsylvania. together with the furniture, !i 7uor l'
horses, carriages, farming implements. &c. in one lot
Full particulars in handbills and inventory, now ready
W?“ Sale absolute. Terms—Half cash; SlOO to h„
pa’dntsale. : ’ 69
1 STACKS AND RRAT. E9T ATE—AUGUST 28
A large rale at the Exchange. Parr of the ii«=rrir.
flops now ready in handbills, including the F HA MCI,IN
lEOH WORE 8. wilh maehinery, &c„ in one Sot.
Sale at Nos 189 and 141 Sonih Fonrth Street.
SUPERIOR FURNITTTTtE, MIRRORS, PIANO
- FORTES. BRUSSELS CARPETS, Sc.
OB THURSDAY MORNING.
At 9 o’clock, at the Auction Store, superiorfnroit nr6
piann.forie.B, mirrors, carnet l . Ac, from families
dining housekeeping, removed to the store for conye.
nience of Bale.
A superior turning lathe, with slide, rests, and charts
20 Penary oirds.
An assorted stock of tin. japanned and Ebeet-iren ware
of a manufaetorer declining business. 1
A UGTtON BALE.—i-Will be sold, at
Xl the offlceof GEilB n E A BONNER. NIC w BED
FORD, Mass., on SATURDAY, August 10.1862. at n
A. M.. five hundred nrd eleven fsll} shares of Btock ia
the Bloom.burg Iron Com par y (Trondate Furnaces), bs
longing to the es’ate of Charles W 7 Morgan, deceased
WM. J ROTOH, > _
S. HODMAN MIR9AN, J “ xecnt ors.
' New Bedford, August 9,18(52. anlS-ilt*
TI/TOSES NATHANS, AUCTIONEER
IYJL AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, seutoeui
comer of SIXTH and RACE Streets.
GREAT BARGAINS.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY AT PRIVATE SAL#.
Fine gold and silver lever, lepine. English, Swiss, ar.d
French watches for lets Chan half He usual selites
prices. Watches frora one dollar to oar hundred dr.liars
each Gold chains from 40 to 60 cents per dwt. Pianos
cheap. . ’
TAKK NOTIOB.
The highest possible price is loaned on goods at N*.
Hans’ Principal Establishment, sontheast comer of
Sixth and Race streets. At least one-third more than at
any other establishment in this city,
NATHANS’ PRINCIPAL MONEY ESTABLISH.
: MKNT. 7
8250,000 TO LOAN,
In large or small amounts, from one dollar to thousands,
on diamonds, gold and silver plate, watches, jewelry,
merchandise, clothing, furniture,* bedding, pianos, and
goods of every description. *
LOANS MADE AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES.
This establishment has large fire and thief-proof safes
Tor the safety of valuable goods, together with a privat*
watchman on the premises. .
ESTABLISHED FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS.
All large loan* made at His He Principal Stun,
blishment.
19" Charge* greatly reduced.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
One Superior brilliant toned piano-forte, with metflißs
plate, soft and lond pedals. Price only 890.
One vervflne toned piano-forte, urinennlvB6o. '
SHIPPING.
BRITISH AND NORTH
SttaßgSi AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-
BETWEEN NEW FORK AND BTVETSPOOB, CALL
ING AT CORK HABBOB
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND BIVEBPOOD.
CABBING AT HABIFAX AND CORK HABBOB.
SCOTIA, Cast. Judkins. CHINA. Cast. Anderson.
PERSIA, Cast. Bott. AST A. Capt. Cook.. ■ •
ARABIA, Cast. Stone., ‘ EUROP V, Cast. J. Beltoh.
AFRICA, Cast. Shannon. CANADA, Oapt.lH.nir.
AMERICA, Capt. Mondie. NIAGARA, Oapt. A. Ryrie.
ATTSTBAT,ASTAN
These vessels carry a clear white light at mast haw!;
green on starboard bow ; red on port bow. *
FBOM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
OhM Cabin Passage. # *150
Second Cabin P<5«*ge,,.............. ..... 85 :
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Pa55age..,...................9125
SecondCabinPassage;.........TO
AUSTRALASIAN.,Ieaves N. York, Wednesday. Ang 13.
ARABIA.;.. do. Boston, Wednesday, Ang. 28.
5C0T1A........... do. N. York. Wednesday, An*. 2T.
EUROP A.......... do. Boston, Wednesday, Sept $.
PERSIA.... do. N. York. Wednesday, Sept. 10.
ASIA do- Boston, Wednesday, Sept IT.
Berths not secured nntli paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board.
The owners of these ships will not be accountable for
Gold, Silver, Bullion,Specie, Jewelry, Precions Stones or
M« taJB, unless bills of lading are signed therefor, and the
value thereof therein expressed.
Forfreightor passage apply to E. CTJNABD,
4 BOWLING GREEN, New Yoi
E, O & T G. BATES,
103 STATE Street, Boston,
Or, to
jy!4
STEAM WEEKLY TO LI
SBKSrCh YEBPOOL, touching at QUEENSTOWN,
(Cork Harbor.) The Liverpool, New York, and Phila
delphia Steamehis Company intend despatching their
futl powered Clyde bnilt iron steamships as follows:
CITY OF MANOHESTEB..:.....Saturday, Angus: 16
■ CITY OF BALTIMOBE.... .V... .Saturday, August 23.
KANGAR00.....................5aturday. Augur SO.
And every succeeding SATURDAY, at Noon, from
PIEB No. 44, North River.
BATES OF PASSAGE.
FIRST CA81N..... .*85.00 STEERAGE........ *35.00
do to London .... .90 00 do to L0nd0h....38-00
do to Paris.. .95 00 do to Paris .....43.06
do to Hamburg.... 95.00 do to Hamburg. .40.00
• Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Bremen, Rotter
dam, Antwerp Ac, at equally low ratrs.
Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown: Ist Cabin, *l6,
17, and 21 Guineas. Steerage from Liverpool. 18.8.
; From Queenstown, 16.6. Tickets are sold here at-the
onrrent rate of exchange, enabling people to send for
their friends.
These steamers have snperior accommodations for pas
sengers ; are strongly bnilt in water-tight iron sections,
and carry Patent Fire Annihilators. Experienced Sur
geons are attached to each Steamer.
For further information, apply in Liverpool to WIL
LIAM. INMAN. Agent, 22 Water Sheet; in Glasgow to
ALEE MALCOLM, 5St Enoch Sqnare; in Queens
town t* G- & W. B. SEYMOUB & OO ; in London to
ETVFS & M ACIEY, 61 King William Street: in Paristo
JULES DFOOUE, 48 Bue Notre Dame lies Viotoires,
Plaee-de la Bourse; in New York to JOHN G. DALE,
15 Broadway, or at the Company’s Office.
JOHN G. DALE. Agent,
anll-tSO 111 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
BOSTON AND PHILA«
DELPHIA STEAMSHIP LlNE—Sailing
from each port every ten days—From Plne-Btreet Wharf
OIJ BAYURDAY, August 16.
The Steamship NOBMAN, (new,) Captain Baker, wig
sail frrm Philadelphia for Boston, on SATURDAY
MOBBING, August 16, at 10 o’clock: and steamer
SAXON, Matthews, from Boston for Philalelpbia, on
SATURDAY, August 16. at 4 P. M.
Insurance one-half that by nail vessels. Freight taken
at fair rates.
Shippers wfll please send their bills of Lading with
goods. '
For freight or passage, having fine accommodations,
apply to HENRY WINSOB A CO.,
i-30 832 SOUTH WHARYBS.
tos FOR NEW YORK—THIS
DAY—DESPATCH AND SWIFTBUES
LINES—YIA DELAWARE AND BABITAN CANAL.
Steamers of toe abovo Lines will leave DAILY, at H
and 6 P. M.
For freight, which will be taken on aocommcdakng
terms, apply to WM. M, BAIRD & CO.,
my2l-tf 132 Souto DELAWABE A Venn*.
JT— h EOS NSW YOEK.
■HBteSSs TSSW daisy SIMS, yin Dsinwarc so 4
Baritan Canal.
Philadelphia and Kerr York Express Steamboat Com
pany receive freight and leave daily at 3 F. M . deliver
ing their cargo e* In Hew York the following day.
Freights taken at reasonable rates.
Vll. F. CLYDE. Agent,
Ho. 14 SOOTH WHABVES. Philadelphia.
JAMES HAND, Agent,
anl-tf Flerg 14 and 18 EAST BTEBB, Hew York.
MACHINERY AND IRON.
P INNA WOEKS -
On the Delaware Biver, below Philadelphia,
OHESTEB, DEtAWA.BE 00 , PENNSYLVANIA.
HEANEY, SON, & ABCHBOLD,
Englneera and Iron Ship Bnildera,
HANTTPAOTURERS OP Ul, KINDS OP
CONDENSING AND NON-CONDENSING ENGINES,
Iron Vessels of all deacHptfons, Boiler?, Water-Tania,
Propellers, &c., &c.
THOS. REAHEY, W.B.RSAKEY. SAME,. ARCHBOMJ,
late of Beaney, Neafie, & Co., Bate Englneer-fn
: Penn’s Works, Phllad’a. Chief, C. S. Havy.
jy22-ly .
S. SiriTH
STEAM FITTING.
SAMUEL SMITH & 00.,
STEAM AND GAS FITTSES AND PLUMBEBS,
No. 515 CHESTNUT Street, 'opposite Independence
Hall, Philadelphia, are prepared to introduce Apparatus
for heating Manufactories, Stores, Churches, Dwellings,
Greenhouses, So. to., bp Steam,
Apparatus for Soap and Candle Manufactories.
Drying Booms for Hotels, Dye Houses, Ac., fitted up
in a superior manner. .*' . 1
Awning Posts and Frames, furnished and pnt up.
Water introduced through Galvanized Tubes
Plumbing in ail its branches.
Galvanized Tubes for Cemetery hots.
All kinds of work connected with Steam, Water, s?
Gas. _ _:”J
Have for sale Valves, Cocks, Tabes, Fittings, &o.
Agents for Worthington’s Steam Pomps. jy4-ln*
J. TAUGHA*MSoaiOff, i ;WILDIAM H. MIMIC*,
joint b; oops.
OOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
O. FIFTH AND WASHDrOTOH. BTBXWC3,
MEBBIOK Sl BOSS,
ENGINEERS'AND MACHINISTS,
ifannfactnre. High, and Lew Pressure Steam SaijSne*,-
for land, river, and marino'service. „
Boilers, Gasometer,; :Tanks, Iron Boats, Sc.; 0#s!«
lug, of all kinds, either'iron or bras,.'
Iron-Frame Boots 'for Gan 'Work,! Workshops, Baßr
road Stations, 4c. : * J";,';
Betorts and Gas , Ma(M;erj',,'pr to latest and men*
Improred construction. “ i LLl_ .
Every description of Plantation Machinery, finch ft
Sugar, Saw, and .Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, ©pen Stem*
Trains, Defecators, Filters, Pumping Engines, Ac, :
Sole Agents for Bf. Billion*’* Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus: Hesmyth’s Patent Steam Hammer, and As*
plnwall 4 Wolaey’a Patent Centrifugal Sngar Braining
Machine ■ - ' enß-P
PENNBTBAM INGINS
as& mp BOIKBB; WOBKB.—NBAFIS *
BUTT, PBAOTIOAB AND THEOBETIOAB EHBI
NEEBB,MAOHINISTB,EOHiEB-MAKEBS, BItACS
-BM.ITHB, and FOUNDEBB, having, for many yearft
been in successful operation, and been exclusively es»
gaged in building and. nswdring Marine and Biver Bo
tines, high and low pressnre.lron Boiler*, Water TanS*,
Propellers, &0.,50., respectfully offertheir services-*
thepnbllo,aa being fully-prepared to Contract for En
gines of all slaes/Marine, Biver, and Stationary, having
•eta of patterns of different dreg, are prepared to «xe
onte order* with quick despatch. Every description M
pattern-making made at the shortest notloe. HigbasS
liow-pressnre, Fine, Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, (»
the best Pennsylvania charcoal iron. Forgings, of an
rise* and kind*; Iron and Brass Castings, of all descrip
tions- 801 l Turning, ficrewtOnttihg, l and all other wot#
connected with the above business; i - . : f _
Drawings and Specifications tor ail work dona at 4b«9
establishment, free of charg«7aHdtWrk gnarantisd.
The subscribers have-ample wharf-dock , room tor W*
pairs of boats, where they con lie in perfect safety,
are provided with sheafs, blocks, falls, So., 40.,f0r rww
log heavy er light weights- - •
JACOB O. HEATH.
JOHN P. BEVY, ■
BEAGHand PALMBE Streets-^
11/fORGAN, ORR,A CO., STEAM
i.7_L ENGINE BtniiDKßS, -Iron Moimdert, »»
General Hachlnieta and Boiler, Meier*, Mo.
WIWHII.I. Street. Philadelphia' ' f«18-rr
f\LIVR OIL.—An invoice of “ «ar-
U Btaire”’ pore Olive OU just received per Ocean
Bibnmer. Forealeby w
, CHABLES S. OABBTATBS,
>4 Mo. 138 WAT.MITT end 31 GBAHTTE
I^HAMPAGNB.—Tte “^oW
Xi/ leo” ;Champagnei fa WAS*
(,to arrive) by OHAB. B.' OABBTAIBS, Ho. 138
MOT and 31GBAHITE Street*. ir!-
T>AY RUM— I 9 caska very superior,
X> inrtreceived, g
Jyl# 1» WALHOT and 31QBAHITB Str«“*
F. o'WBlli3i.