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/n tm V The New Ironsides.—This marine »«*«>* o O n.p»nyat>o: B :
. i T Tj l l 1 I 'I Y , , New York exoffiuige din.
rp H JJJ V i x ' monster has been hauled .Into the rtrea-n oppulta the Boston exchange.. parbi lo pin r
J- * „avy yard, and Is being rapidly fitted no with material, Baltimore exchange ... *»*l % dial
tne TherjuometM; „ baggage, an'd impplleß. The decks exhibit all the oon- Coouwy funds *O4-10 4U.
A ooost is, 18«. |„ A Jf ao g 2- IM !v. m* tarfoß «**»* jobs bound tor aee, and every. '**?* »£
t l'i* B sb M T3X TT# Where may he Bren signs of activity and preparation. Quartermasters’ vouchers ... Ia Z ale.
77 % WIND. Dnriig yesterday, the vessel was visited by a number of ' OFtSKJIAU Barrie -*TA>v*Mror
■ahr 8- BW ' 1 tt * ,W< NS ?* NE.byß. graters. It will be someday, yetberore ehe wtllUme „ MK „ av B »a B «b ne, B .
ft “• . tl>B port for Sontliorn harbors. No regular trial trip aaauaa.gy ,th» raiuAPgtJßU. ba»xs -
lViSh 0? THE U. S. TRANSPORT w j|| be mode. IF, after Bailing, anything is found to BlKXfl '.pans. aeacix.
8 is -Between 3 and 4 o’clock yesterday work wrong, jhe will hsulin at tho nearest and moat ‘ Aug.lB.iAug.ll.AnglB.iAug.il.
ennm ol,tl « Qovert meut transit Commodore convenient place and have all obstructions removed. ■ - . .til
I- the Id. Goten.meat transp , Her correct Hut of officers la aa folio*>s : . PhiladehtKla «a ns« ruin'nd ora UOu ABll.ooilgBBl.ooo
>«“« f “ UonSb f 0, ,! d o ll ai P flrs .- Captain, T. Turner; lieutenant, W, H. Gamble; Hen- NorthAmerteK. 871,25ft' 571,857
fi.nhsdtmboaro 817 Sick and wouuded soldiers, irnsut commander, Robert B,*yd, Jr.; .paymaster, A, W. Farm & Mecb . 5,207,173 6,143,4861,108.37811,107,449
r ‘ ,i tor Newark. B. J* The Commodore left Bussell; surgixm. M. Dnvallj ahlef.engineer.,Harmui Commercial 1,834.000 1,848,000 263,001. 251,000
,„()»M |jl '“ ,„„,nihe 14th. and arrived at fortress Newell; master, Henry B Hobajon; assistant aurgeon, Mechanics’..... k. 136000 2,182,000 224.28 a 224,638
n ,b, Muwidnx of the 16th about Jdwato Kersbnar; acting masters, J. VY. SkitHiig, John N. Dibertios.... 1,893.000 1,870,000 389,0«1 432,000.
On the morning of till ldtb, ab ut H. Butler, George W. Doruett; aotlug assistant surgeon, Smthwark 1.150,535 1,177,379 206,034! 205,239
»r“ rt Y tbs encountered a severe storm and bad to run w . T. B. Plant; first assistant epglneer.GenrgaT. Kensington.... ‘ 913,5(28 912 954 187,169: 137,215
a o’eiobß' a.,,, where she remained until yesterday Bright; second assistant engineer, Omar H: liVokey; Penn Township 1,006,817 tMiB.2BO 174,319 174,373
W» pri Delaware City two of the soldiers, 'second .osatatant engineer, Robert B, Harris; third as- Western........ 1.840 997 .1,812.549 , 393 749 894.092.,
.niliß. . .a. W, were burled The >.»•*“» engineer, William !*. Smith;, third as'islant en- Man A Mech.. 1.6*2,490 ,1,61.1,338 .148,088 146,213
die* ,IW ' BB * til '“ W up, wer. 9 64 , gineer, Everett Batelle;,third assistant engineer. H. <l. Commerce..... 703,384 . 772,088 166,197 168,424
*w n - lulened In the grounds attached to the Beckwith; first lieutenant marines', George A Bartlett; Girard.,:..,.,.. 2,830 799 2,244.679 307,368 895,686
M 1 I Wes's M. M. Church, 'lbia gentleman did second lieutenant, B,B. ; Sturgeon; captain's clerk. Tradesmen’sV.. 766,150 - 730.883 129,7091 129.8U1
Per. *', ~i. nuiver to promote the ease and oomfort Charles IP. Fisher; paymaster’s clerk, John P. Denson; Consolidation... 920,685 919,993 ,113.682 113.868
ereCtt’ 118 " <ll , u vessel left Delaware City intending boatswain, Tbomaa Bennett; gunner. Charles Stuart; City............ 895.839 901.571 124,331 122.778
;;h.tc»<« 8 ' r carpenter, Deonarh ;W«mtwortb; sadmaker, John A. Commonwealth 666,738 656,623 76,075 76,106
el a net to Rucark, but being detained by the storm Birdeall ; acting master’s mates, Charles A. Jones, Corn Exohang* ■ 765,000 • 747,000 100,OOC 100,000
isl» 0 ,hort I't inel and provisions, she were obliged Shangar B: Band, Benjamin I. Morris. George H. IJrdon... j.;... 768-,000 749,000 69,000 69,000
«odl» ,tlllg ~r (i H e necessaries, Bradly,Thomas B. Bnrvev,Robert Sheppard. ——— v
IS lo''f tlf, !:.. l .l, s tof the medical officers on board 'T, .. T0ta1.;...... 33,626 039 33,566,878 5,660,187.6,6|2,739
f TW folic"'"*: s _ ; t Fibb.—Aboutll o'olook last evening v “ dsposits. ' oirooI»tVo»;'
imC""*" . V ims 'acting assistant snraeon D 3. A . •« alarm of fire was cans«d bv thn bnrnior of th». Bahis/ : - s—————-
BM*"" 11 - rear portion of the buildings, Nos. 824‘aud 628' Star- ’.Ang lS Aug. 11. Aug. 18. Aug. 11.
ket etreof, formerly called the ' Farmers’ Inn, and . - ;———
neenpted parllally as a recruiting station for 001. Hce- Philadelphia... 52,638,00 t *2,560,000 «33»,000 5347.00!
nun’s 116th Regiment: North America, 2,65(1,462 2.686.1,30 601,648 813.670
The fire originated in an upper back room, and the • Farm A Mech.. 4.840.748 4,693 680 219,115 221,'425
rear portion of tbobuilding was destroyed. We avoid Commercial.... 1,164.006 1,(71,000 *38?,006 350,000
’ > get no idea, last evening,* as to the owherahin'of the Mechaitics’.... 1,168 0110 -1,231,090 339,240 334,720
vs pioptrly. It was.used last evening as a bunk room N.^^Liberties.... 1,556,000 1:688,000 132,806 139,000
as frr varicus soldiers, and It is probable that the fire Southwnvk,.... 1,081,551 i;089,622 68,6>5 , 72,245
j), ortflnatfd between the whisky,'straw, and pipes. Kensington.... 082,969 * 899,328 307,6»S 305,868
~ We were more then ever convinced last'evening of the Penn Township 852.3f3 846,094 i 202,508 193 801
• folly of so mneh talk about the efficiency of the Fire De- Western..... ... 1,564,914 (,471:148 162,255 164.445
' pfrtmeiit, Ptenlslng that what is here stated we wib Man. & Mech... 847 823 844.003, 313.372 : 292,2 s ! ,
nested with our own eyes, we say that theconlnotof Conimerce....... 634 427 683,588; 102 005 * 103; too;
.the flrturn lastdvrnipg was sltnplv outrageous.' After Girard..:...;.. 1,572,763 1,687,999* 412.9*19 415,094
giving an alarm totbe Central station thatcould not he 'rradosmen’e.;.. 619.035 613,028’ 161,875 161,718
regsrded, it was so imperfect, a company located not iar Consolidation .; 40*,091 427,848' 298,920 308.273
fromthe soeno seized aU the pings in the vicinity and 0ity.1:.....U. 492823 600,043 233,7i0 524.285
kept them, . Ooamionwerith. ■, 294,885 J278,025:,277,355 281,600
After their ladders were thrown about at random, and . Com Exchange. 551.600' 64i,0n0[ 204,000 199,000
an Immense Btresm of water was thrown from the top Onion. 325,000; ; 389,001; 250,000 254,000
of one ef the buildings ioio such band engines in the 1 J - —:—
street as happened to be in sight, forthe purpose of stop- T0ta1........ 24,047,81424,217,8555,006.3514,997,935
pieg their work, the height ;of the firemen’s ambition ' * —: —-—: : ———
seemed to he to allow the destruo<ion of a liquor* ■, Bnlascea,
store, immediately east of the burning tavern, if it. Ang. 11 553,200941 49 8256,803 11
were possible. : “ 2.687447 95 242,457 87
We donht not.that these facta will bB denied by the ; '“ ,W 2,6'i9444.U ; . ,384,162 74’
fraternity but they »re facts nevertheless. Tt ia bat 4 -••• ; .2,9?7*< t* 1 *
fair to add.that Chief Engineer liylb was not present, on- ..........
account of sickness. ;
« Vaulin, acting Best. Bargsoo, Philadelphia.
ot£ "| S V M»8 »B«. surgeon, Franoc.
* »'bi-db, actt-S a-st. surgtou, Now Vork.
l (,u6 t'K-rh ot vt.6-.el. New fork.
board, "Uh a few esotptlotis, ware
the** 11 ■ ' fj.jvini! only been slightly indisposed.
* | IJ( luurß t h»ti fregn tt i r and a short
KW BW t ff w ft iUa lit ug»lu (Of the held. ' The follow
8,1 lB mieftiis Peirtsil’shltuson boards v
te U »«„«, ,ii,6.hOuy: W Oidvii, D, Btb Oav.
yr,j.?•*?, .I. a. ucbouaid, h,6Bth.
JiW-a a Smith, K, lsC--
8. tfil'ff- } ! , < Fceoerieks. K, 4lh.
V. 1 !, y •>,!. D Munhow*. U, 4lh.
B, llii' l ' lll ' A. Bolton, sergr, F, 4th.
fl.hesSi f 1 , o(bi Kl Bitbiiij 4th Heserves.
J. B 1 ;"** B ',,'Bjili. J ■ obmluf, K, 4th. .
li. j. J. Biggin, D, 424.
W. S /K.fya 1 Jt*>oril, eorp ,F, 4th.
I* 'l l 'i l? . A rnllery «. Wimer, H, ith.
®‘.r e ifh w,ni.. K> 4th. «. Jouksou, hi, Sth 0»Y.
S. Lt, E 4. . H . i'iiburgh. .0, 4lh Oaf.
l eih f Swoki Q,BBth. ,
« Vatin. JM'btfhf. t MttJgmr, l>, 6sb B.
fr.i veo. B.Btb CnV 'I Johtißou, X, Oili Bos.
& o gj« top Si M, did. I Bacty, E, 12tu Em.
ESv.il E KB. A, Uoisuer, B, Bth Oar.
1' Muiilu, 0. Sih '- UT - Johu hlce, B, 6th Oar.
J?. j 1 li, Bin OsY. *■•.' vv l!so». Set'S, uiaj. 31st,
f’S-Mhliiiaihß. Peuuiru, F, Uth
3 ~to h «, »m car. I*. Whiteland, .o, Uth. . -
iSi 1,724. B. limmlin, Ist ark ,
K, Mi Res. J. Simps .u, d, SthCav.
* (Lts n' o! sii> Cavalry. I Bmhn, 0, lrt.
wiilUm-.A.(l'h Cavalry iff; liagur, dram. K, 61st.
j&a-iK OiUi/avalr, * . Doherty. F, Aid.
nStfßni.fi Mt> Cavalry, 8 Alien,! 12th. ...
'll' ut Artillery, I Warier, 1), Ist Artillery.
?*«**! I»Vli Oovn|ry. I> Hugtimj, A.* Ist Arfciliery.
• J. Ball. K, Bth Cavalry,
tetr i «el D tfeald, M. Bth Cavalry.
, Malwat. sVi«t. t 0, Slat. J. Carlos, A Bih cavalry,
s' Uobilli Ki 3*i. 3 Thomas, K, Bth Oar airy,
o Wbitnei, F. 31«*. 3. Moore, u, 31 Cavalry.
S Tliouissea. 0, Slat. (V. Msnaiaoh, B, 62d. .
'nS ill” o 3iat. A, Marble, B, 6th Oafalry.
C UM W. Stewai'd, (I, Oth (lav.
Kme li, 10.li Bfserves, w. S. Wood, F, dth tfav.
i olm Tot W. a. Bib Cavalry. I BHilii-n, 0, Bth oava'.ry.
Neatfri l Wli S Patterson, C, Ist artillery
. Thonipioih IHh Kea. C Alfred, K, 831,
liefd, V, Dili it». I- Murray, A, S)3.i,_
w, Taney, I. 0 h Beaerres. il. COKiey, K, Ist rlflas.
II Wilson, 0, S ’.I A Emngeriswortb, 4th eav.
, Boiincsi it, Si * w Haaghton, K, 4th eav.
I Tsjlvr, B. Mill. 4. Whltesal,3, 96th.
Ksenoy, E, 02d, > Slaicneraian, H, DBth, .
Myrtle B, 02,1 G. XJoFaddea, H. 831.
w, Findley, 0. Ist Bes. S JohMSdn, I, Bth cavalry,
f.n. Jobeton. li 0 hoar, it Gould, 0, Bith.
,'s, Bewoii, 11, 6th Cav J, W. Myers, 1(624. ■
2,Booklismriwr. I, Btu c|J. Simpson, JS. 6th cavalry.
Cochlsii, A, 4th "av. 4. H tlevliu, E, Tth Bes.
E. Dougiasa. I,loth Bes. W. Padeu, G, 10Hi Ban;. •
}. Shsml, K. S-1 B. W, Hoberts, t,, 3j Oav.
ait«M(i, i. iqiji.lire, O Itandall, X, 67 th,
0 OgdPßj B, 10th Bes J *W\ H Utwi*, ,<HM*
,D. Sacked, *, lien ttea. <f, Mclutoati, L, 02-:,
loflVr, G, lltn Boi. Uorp J/ VVakeLs, ifl, 85th,
Sicao, E, Uib Be** T;«terrtifc» B, B»th, .
ChtlttbCi H. 8«b , IB 8i»; r, B, Soli,
Tie oils Individual on board frem New Jersey was J.
toed, Clo. K, 4i|< S J i who was doing well,'
On the puasane n p. lour dev ha occurred, a, follows:
John O'Uomel, Wm Jlctlamim, 06. B, BBth New
orb: John Hiffrum, 00. E, 2d U. S, Cavalry ( A. J.
jarrr, Co, K, !M Pemieylvama , . r:
hast evening aorinien were nHsily engaged la placing'
id and proif i bm® b. an! tbu Oonuncdure, which, it is
might, will litre this mornii g OrMt dissatisfaction
si expressed th»tthe Pern eylvent* soldiers were not
lowed to remain in ttda city, where many ofthom have
lenCs, Seme cf Ibu men were suffered to leave the vea-
I, although lit* Uiends weie , suffered to goon board,
le surgeons in eheige were both gentlemauly and Ira
nw, sid did every thing in their power to satisfy the
my bumiieii wLo applied tty thorn for lofortnatlon.
i Bounty Fund.—
ay* to tb« Citizens* Bounty
.* follows:
Tub Voj.uw'tjbwb
is fnbKriwionJ, yestcrSn
ltd for VrltUi'.ftrs werd a.
..... 150
W6i fcrnen employed la
Allred Jeans & S m'.i
, D. B
W. Detlsot.
soDiot Bow) ; SO Armory at Brides- .
Vm.K.8ra,,.,....... 10U| burg....... ..K6.23
SKth XU DIVtsIOX FIFTIX WARD.
W, QUltligbauii,......B6 Tnom'is Ford 1
Streeter.... 1 Wuilau Hires...... 1
is Jonfß 6 Adoipb 80rater...... 6
m, 111igh,,.,.......... 1 Hranoaids 8r0ther...... 2
nib W. j98rtu.hu...... 3 '. Tnatfurd..,., ... 2
th.. 3 Misha Cr0*eK.......... 5
, la-smog 1 1 1- hn A1ter............... 1
Whelham. 5 J, e. ffeiiloo.., 2
di.............. lltmth & 8r0ther......... 6
m JMnisuo.., iNanrnd R. Melsoo. ...... fi
’ Uadthey........... S|J 8. Unyd0r,..„.,,,.,,,10
fittlSl tWKLrTB WARD.
H.Bmlii Ct> S2OU U Beikrjaau $5
,8. 41i 0. Bright.. 60 Wdlf 8ttmger....,,... 6
mob Vti'.t 160 John G Snyder,...... 6
HaM. Barrlaj 100 C-W.:Oraigo 6
trabam 1ViJt,,,,,,,. 110 *. &T A...... 6
»(» Bn mere Mas.. Si iB. Nuulty... 6
Ct it Knots,, 25 J*-ues Ke11y...,...... 10
j. a 2/ a, m.......a. $
owsaCfftige & Sap. 25 Sbtidry pf1ra0na..15.25
yilOM TJtIftTEBHTH "WA
.a»ttw 0. Bourmm* uh* rleB & Btokihg M ,,.125
Title,M. D..».......560 Joflbph FtOdman*.lo
IbanL. Hatfield, M* Bigh Prime,. 10
l'M 50 tfharl*B ftioGoffea,,,.,, io
Oathwine Milior.. 60 Oralg...to
iwles Kpc&bK....... '6ft Ifc Einhorn, ftt.D...;.. 10
?ary Htildy. 50/J* Q 6
rfwig SfcWfiibsch.... 2SiB 6
.r&hain S Wmt,,..., 25 . Felwnma,6
rß.Bwti»Bbß»ovr>niid Wpb- E W0rn*......... 5
Mu Ktrtor 26
oilma Wright 26 j
U«F, firttcl; 26
bbobiveb AT ISOi
W. W, 80w.,.. SI
H 6
mitts 0, Love, 100
rge W, Hurt ft Oo , lOC
rgo B, Btoce, Bon &
BOO
J 5 ,1, tewO 200
John Mansfield......... 6
0. L, Stsctbouee 6
F, M. anl others 18
isrsHOßHoa .ball.
Employees of Taylor,
Gillespie, & Co,
'Union Steam Sugar
8e&nery.......,.. 103 68
Leonard Myers 10 00
H. Kellogg & 50n5...100 00
Henry W. Hensel... 100 01
’ -’t Jlnciar. .5(3,148
' T '>ud»y. .$414,€30,
u*. -- _ i _
JjOOAL - *^ es “
was brisk,'nod a iaige nriSheF $M*
nutered into the serrico If reciultinjf tide* H&t
, anf rn ™ « h»t it is at preneut, our first qu»*MMU
\ ™ P® 1 ®' 0 by the 23d inst.'
(i. '» ld < ! Pendent company of Engineer!/
“ogtaid stmt parade, accompanied wlth'a band of
i IsdfPttdtnt Battery Ooopany, Under the oom
ot ffl, Hastings, will lsfcw for Washington during
went wei k It takes 176 men to work the gnus,
“*nnnsbc*:’ has already been mastered Into the
Wl the {Jolted Ststes. Capt Hastings is an old
■nhavtngeiTYcfl to (Sadwatader’B Battery la 1840,
c(m Paoy are as follows:
itein—hlsilhew Hastings,
lot First LlnitHiant—John Y Oredy.
?” *•*! n,( ' l ant—Stephen B. Poulterer,
or Second liemenunt—lohu T. Roberta. '
»L 8 f c » d U'W-ti aot-John B.Sailer.
th * 27ttl Begiment, Under Captain
r l ’ Br oldest companies, and attached to
i srrnid S 'n M h lta tf wlll< * Pennsylvania has reason
Cn' nn l h fr r ( f re " , ?? oB ® d at the arsenal, In
In #hf'b v r lh ? mo,t important posts held by «nr
m «r ika 1 “hf the Company is acknowledged to
" “I. drilled aed bost disciplined In the
»]’ a „w e ? ulttngoffloe ia tM* under
mJrtIVJ 2" 27th «"«“#« Ker fs the reoruit
iernen Is 2, M 620 0»ll°whill street, and
nnmblr h 2, t * irfd *° fl)1 it OP to the maxi
i #JST’ Snr ' T *h®t number can be easily ob
it 0 ” f“ 0 »* onr PHtildlo young men.
jloDel pMvn«> W “p B f d °1 Bnn<iay 8 nn<iay last at the oamp
ISI iT,?' Begimeot, near-the Jails or the
/ w»iir.2 i ? WBt awmon was delivered by the
i. «? ■ ! m w * o- for some time past, has
idoes 9 ™. ftc ri c “' 6 la military matters. His voice
4MC,n it totheranhe
<mt 600 soldiers pasted through this olty on Sunday
on their.wai to toe seat of war. They were well
<&M at tlia rffre&bnieDt saloons.
ite th» President bag leaned bis call for more troops,
I'maot* b»» wot more moo to the seat of war than
«»er State, Ahont two regiments leare the « old
(tone" dally.
Union Bimef Association.—Last
l^ 8 * regular elated meeting of tbe Union Belief
°*. ,llc I 0 -f.. oiganii«i for the purpose
Jtalag aid hud comfort to the eiok end wounded
r> >o the U S, hospitals in this city, was held,
■e «re at preaei t 145 Lodges and Encampments ooa.
Mg to Its funds. They hare a committee to visit
hospital in the city,, whose duty it is to oare
IL** L of 11,0 i( ,mates,>nd report to the Board of
tMs at their Uicbtings on Thursday evenings. The
itais are at pireeut filled to their'utmost capacity,
ranmltuei, are attentive to their duties, which,
rti t “ B , DomI >er of inmates, are very anurous, The
Utmetery have presented to the Asaooia.
~ “Jtlai lots for the propose of burring deceased
ms Order, The (Government has taken the
Hospital, at Twentieth and Norris streets, whioh
in.M quite a number of patients. Oontri
, ~ n hihacco, pens, ink, paper, and other
mu V wlt . h the wrretary, E. Pancoast Morris, No.
, . rt !' 8 reet, or at the Brand Secretary’4 office,
street, betow Bace, will be properly distributed.
mportant Railroad Pboision.—
® D option w»e dellrored on the ft»-
oaoflhe Cntmlou and Amboy Railroad Company
injunction 10 restrain the Delaware Bay Railroad
D ® wltl * the o “niden and Atlantic Railroad
■Mo. on the ground that It would make a oompe»
« betwron Mew York and Philadelphia, and bean
/.T®?* of Hie rlghta glren them by the Slate.
> ( , re(ente# the rlghia of the reapiotlvo
„ * *® n > 0 fllleen potnta; but dented the iujuno lon
•tLS?.*? 1 tke righta of the oomplalnanta had
i ant • I,lte d> and could not be tutli some un
?S WD,mined.
I ? ww< * were diMßiwed with eosfe, Tbs
tI,M baa been going m for more than a
u ttm * contended that It wmi not their
a w ma * e a competing road between the two ol-
op Enlisting in AN Ou>
iti o „ ,Ir7 The °‘ d r 'B i ® Bo, » •«» «oem a drag la the
It is slngnlarthat, with all the ad.
n,„l 9 fS s4d b * thme organtziitloDß, there should
nmch iliffluu ty In filling up their ranks. Among
r»L.“ nli *B e » of joining the old regiment lg. that
ImLiV 1 88 80011 ■» •worn ini recelrea the whole of
wniy money, while thosewith enroll.in new regf.
nete to wait until thoir reapeotlre companies are
S grE . at mir'antago is, thatthore will pro
-1,, ,ma ‘°#B <4 I’fo in battlo la an old ■ organisation
“,, n “ w - Experienced officers will be lew likely
"aim, . “OMllesaly than inexperienced odes.
«??>»■ "HI bo lass likely to be thrown Into aisor-
A “ a general thing, tb« men will be bet
tor Ik! “ w °nnued, became of a better organlssa
cns w cu !° } f tSi ® wounded, and became the old
h “ ! greater experience In the treatment
wck acd wotmaed* .
if? OauMHAi - Court.—Yesterday
din *? lia of tbe Quarter Sessions com*
- b *fore Judge Ludlow, a ter a receia
busint... A * u,niil t Upon (he Brat dajr, there was
or w.uTVV the “Ofulns *M conaoraed lo
of uf b»bo»s corpus, Issued to sooora the
lar Mnii'"' ■ lu <iTerr ln ai»nca where the sailor
ihaS e ‘ D "*® be was ordered to re
fit ajy* 6Bt tb ® 824 France pay, beforo re-
-of ™ ® WORN - —The omplojees of
hs 'n % Oo have mtiUoned that
<i J-Bnd f »>lBgl»noe^ Mmtnieiored to them
ihoHi, 4 Thi J." ,b s e th f be oompUed
l>, t Cl| nipenr have over three hundred
rf bl>Uw ? 0B » Bad “»*»«
New Wharves.—The west shore of
the Schuylkill river, from Mariet-strtut bridgo up to
nearOftllowbiU streU, formerly a largq tratft of marsh
land," is be>Dg rapidly reclaimed. Instead of low marsh,
with the tide overflowing It, a magnificent stretch of
wharves will be macro. Toe touthoru poi Uoa is already
filled up. The Pennsylvania Rahrbad Company have
tracks lMd:< n a portion of the reclaimed land, and many
car-loads of coal oil, lumber, acd coat have alreadf.been
shipped from the cars into boats, and conveyed to dis
tant points. The entire space, when filled up, will
enable, the Pennsylvania Railroad te have storage room
for their coal, lumber, and oil trade of larger capacity
than any road in the country. These grounds have lons
been lying idle. 1
Want to go into Active Service;
—Wedo nos understand why it is, save a correspondent,
that old companies are left iu Washington, doing guard
duty, while there are plenty of r.ew ones able to porforof
the tame service, and at the same time perfect themselves
in drill and discipline. We have reference to iJo. P, of
IheiTth Pennsylvania Regiment, under Captain 0 tf por
ing, who have bt>cnin Wasbiogtoa,doing guard duty a?
the arsenal, since August last, while their regiment ha*
bten in active service under FremoDt, in Western Virgt-.
ria. Surely there mut-t be some motive in keeping them
thus while the men are so anxious to get away.
Scarcity op Good Surgeons.—The
Government is still in need of active, energetic young
physicians to oofc as assistant enigmas, The now Quota
of troops about to be p’aceo in (he field will require more
good physicians than can be found or induced to give up
ihsir practices: Young men having diplomas from re
spectable medical colleges, tiokota from hospitals, &0.,
can cow have an opportunity of presenting theoide ves
for examination. : Wo un: erstaud that there are wauted,
for the regular army alone, about 200 young physicians.
The examining board is now in session at Washington,
Where au applications must be made. '
United States District Court.—
•The Grand Jury met yesterday mcrniag and found one
true bill. Lewis Ooppee was appointed foreman.' A
ha be ob corpus case was beard, in which ono Louis! Pos
ner, a minor under the age of 17, had shipped, at
Brooklyn os a seaman in the United States service. The
boy had been eont to our receiving ship Priuoeton. The
lather testifitd yesterday (hat Louis would not be 17
years of age until recember, and that his health was
bad. Ondge Oadwalader ordered his discharge. Tins is
the first case that has come before the District Oouct:
Samuel Hell, Era., appeared for the relator, and United
States District Attorney Coffey fur the government. :
The 130th Begiment.— -Col. Thos.
B. Florence, we understatd,haa received authority from
ibe Goverocr to raise a rtpfmeot for three yearn or the
war. /It is csKed tho iyOch .H&gjzndjit Ptnaarivauia
Vofrmletrs. Four companies from the Congressional
diauict which be represented are now ready to be mus
tered into the services The .hearquarters of the regi
ment is at the southwest corner of Fourih and Walnut
atr*cts, 1b the second scory. A flue opportunity h hfr*re
offered foi active yourg wen to distinguish themselves in
their country’s annals.
The Navy Yard.—Owing to the
large number of vessels constantly arriving, work at the
navy yard is brisk and on the increase. The master
workmen are pushing matters .forward with a wifi, and
a vessel no sooner arrives for repairs than : she is off
again. The only drawback ia the want of space but t
ie to be hoped that wo wlil mem have a navy yard, such
as is deserved by Philadelphia, and which will b» able to
turn ont tome of the finest work in (he world,. Even as
it now te, our woibmon build the strongest and best ves
sels afloat.
More Emigration.—For several days
past, the captains of veeeels clearing from this port for
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Ouba or Bermuda, have
been annoyed by people desiring to tako passage with
them. Many people have been anxious to get oat of the
country, being either too cowardly or too traitorotts to
stand the expected draft. The captains and Govern
ment officers bat e shut down on this business, and those
»ho go hereatter will have to be very smart to avoid de
tection.
Came Alabama— This camp, which
Is the rendezvous of tbe Anderson Cavalry, will be
started to* day at Carlisle Barrsos, Pa. The camping
jparty left this city ia*t night for the rendezvous. . the
remainder of the Philadelphia rnamriers will leave to
night, and early to morrow morning. Hereafter, the
men will be scut up to Gamp Alabama as fast as re
cruited.
The High. School.—The vacanoy
created in the Faculty cf the Central High Sohooi by the
resignation of Professor A. J. Mao Neill, has not yet
been filled. An examination of candidate* f>r the posi
tion Mill be held at the school building, on Tuesday, the
2d of September.
Accident.—Thomas Hughes was.
tl rownfrom a.wagon, by his mules taking fright at the
Getmanfown ears yesterday afternoon. . His arm was
badly broken, and he euslalnei such other injuries as to
require bis removal to the St. Joseph’s Hospital, He
reside s at No. 717 Sogth gpyenth street,
, CAlre&f 1n; ; fils(^Yesterday
t , w “„°’f! cck ’ Jj6wia Mead wrsarrested
While In the act of climbing over the fence of a dwell [us
at Nineteenth and Coates atreiln. He was held on suspi
cion oJ having intended to commit a burglary.
The Dog Haid.—Captain James
Francis' guerillas have oaptured.over fourteen hnndred
canines this .season. Of this nnmbori very few were re
leased by their owners, the others being released by
death—in the shape of a rope and mallet.
Water Bents.—Those persons who
do not desire to have their water .facilities ont off on the
Ist of September must stop up acd settle their rents
before that date. The office is at Fifth and Chestnut
a rests. . - ■
Port Delaware.— At, the present
time about thirty political prisoners are confined at Fori
Delaware. Numerous additions to this class of traitors
are made weekly.
Vegetables Wasted.—We are in.
formed that the comfort and health of the soldiers In the.
various hospitals would be touch improved by donations
rf vegetables from citizens generally. Who will more in
the matter 1 •
Lancaster Comity and the War—Another
Regiment Forming.
I.ascasthr, Angus! 18.—Although the quota of this
county was' only eight companies, fourteen were re
cruited and mustered in prior to the 10 hlUBt. Of these,
ten companies composed the 129ih Kegiinent, now in Vir
ginia, 00l Emlsn Franklin c,-mraaadiog. Major Thad-;
deus Stevens, Jr., and .all the. field and staff officers,' had
experience in the three-montbß service, Oapt Edward
McGovern, of the 79th Pennsylvania, had been appointed
lieutenant colonel, but as be cannot be detached from
the field under the late order from the War Department,
that office will he filled by a new appointment. '
The other four companies are now In Gain p Curtin, and
will be organized in a regiment, of which B'. W. Sharp,
Kiq., of this oily, will be major. He was also in the
three-months service. This mikes 6,000 volunteers from
thhcnuiity,
A third regiment, the 142 J, is now recruiting for the
war under the auspices of Colonel Nathaniel Burt, a
prominent and wealthy citizen of this county, who is
giving ali bis energies to the' work. Captain Sheetz, of
Geieral McCall’s staff, who distinguished himself in the
rocmt battles before Richmond, will be nontenant colonel
of the regiment, which will he speedily raised and oom
posrdcf a superiorclass of men.
The comity commissioners, it is understood, extend
Ibtir liberal bounty, for which they were the first within.
the State to make an appropriation, to every man volun
teering in this regiment, as well as to those who enlist to
fill up the Lancaster companies in the Ist and 6th Penn
sylvania Reserves.
The 79th (Colonel Hambright), and the 199th (Colonel
Franklin), were raised in less time and at less expense
to the Government than any others in the service, and
it is eonfidently jexpected that the 142 d will not be be
hind them in arty respect. The commissioners of this
county will give a bounty of fifty dollars to every-volun
teer in Burt's regiment, ,
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.
PIiILADRI.t-HtA, August 18.1882.
The recent proposals issued by the Assistant Quarter
master in this city, for an unlimited supply of army
clothing and eauipage for , the new levy now being
raised, has caused a general advance in all kinds of
material used in their manufacture.
It is unfortunate that a move in the matter was not
mode a month sooner, when wool, which is the heaviest
artlcle needed, might have been purchased by our manu
facturers from first hands, and not suffered to accnmuiste
with the commission houses, as it has done, compelling
the Government to pay from twenty to twenty-five per
cent, advance on the manufactured goods.
Another very objectionable feature Is that there is a
very large amount of rejected at my cloth in this oily
that will be made into clothing and issued to the new
recruits, inflicting an injury not only on them, but the
manufacturers of our city who furnish goods up to the
Government Btandaid. ' r
The stock market was again firm to-day, with au ad
vance in several sound securities, and an upward move
ment among the fancies. TJ. 8. fit, ’Bl, rose , 101 & bid ;
7 3-10 s, unendorsed, sold at 104#; Slate 6i rose 1, Belling
at 90, and cloied very firm j City loans closed at 97# for
the old and W 2 for the now issues; the Pennsylvania Bail
road shares advanced # • the first mortgage bonds #;
little Schuylkill BaUroad # ; long Island Ballroad X;
aid Beading#. -
There is but little doing in hank shares and city pas
senger railroad securities! Race and Vine street sold at
10# ; 65 was bid for Second and Third street; 24 for
>rch street; 23# for Bidge ovonne.
There Is but Ihtls inquiry for money on the street, the
banks absorbing nearly all the legitimate paper issued.
The was but little fluctuation in gold to-day, opening
at 14# anddoßlng at the Bame figure, with but Uftle dis
position to operate on a large scale.
Silver has ranged for several days at 8 to 8# per cent.|
and but little in the market.
Old demand notes remain about the asms as on
Saturday, without any speculative feeling being mani
fested. - .. .!
« It .2,977,792.83 198,798 77
« 36 2,*31.978 61 200.06188
“ 16.,M'5,833 98 843,889 89
517,039,937 01 81i&3i;i53 79
Tho following statement showy the condition of the
banls of I’liiladelphia at various times during th© last
few months: ’ r
1362. Loans. Spooie. Oircnl’n. Deposit*.
Jan. 6.........31,046,881. 6,688,788 2,146,819 21,896,014
Peb. 3 30,886,119 5,884,1)11 2,144,398 20,068,898
Mar.3.........29,833,866 4,881,108 2,343,493 18,541,199
April 7 .28,037,691 5.886 424 3,378.970 16.830,536
“14 .28,676.717 5 912,870 3,498,420 18,112,546
“ 21, 28.246,738 6,046 260 3,496,420 19,0 H 838
28.... .....28,793,110 6,052,827 3,613,994 20,223,556
May 6 29 324,432 6,049.635 3,759,592 21,316,614
.“12. .29,966,347 5,7 18 028 3,867,200 23,092,268
' “19.........31,(21,565 5 529,22 ) 4,045,696 2 1 335,009
“28.........31,538,603 5,587,012 4,188,055 23,973,065
Jim02,,,...;,V51;747,070 \553.482 4 335,012 24,384,644
9.;..,....31,951,716 5.832.307 4,354.599 24,973,011
“ 16.........32,132,654 5,6:30,503 4,298,023 24,807,057
“ 23-........32,554,655 5.61)9,928 4.324,735 *4,143,314
' “ SO 32,911,578 6,575;099 4;450;057 24,410,423
July 7 33,206.661 5.545;007 4 749,220 24.367,782
“ 14 33,118.502 6.579;945 4,859.911 24.183.604
“ 21 33,086,808,5.613,724 5,005,583 24.485,817
“ 28.........55.388.37316 579.788 5 055,276 24764,281
Aug: 4.........33 517.900(5,660,187i5 026.070 24,858,289
“11..1......33.666.87815,652,730i4997.935 24 217,855
“ 18........ 33 628,039| 5,652,605! 6,006,351| 24,04T,814
Philadelphia Stock' *sieh»n s e Salsa, Aug. 18,
(Beported by 8. K. SLAysiAKjis, Pbiia. Hiobange.l
WEST BO ABB.
2500 Tioga,B 75...... 95& 10 Lehigh Kav.... 51K
lOOOity 65.......... 97 ’4 27 Little Sc.hyl R.. 17X
• 100 do. ~..,91X
100 d 0........... OT*
100 do., new.:.. .102
2M O Wilmington B 6s 104 *
1 12 I’enru It 49%
3800 Scb Nav 63 ’B2 ch 60V
7000 a0......b6:., 69K
1100 Pflititt 6a. . 90
160 Readings.,easb/29%
160 do 29%
200- -d0......b&,,. 297 r
100 do .}>3o.. 29%
BETWEEN
100 N Penna K.. 65., 10 t
6000 Penna Coup'ss. .92 (
SEOONI
35 Arch-8tR....... 24%
40 d 0........... 24%
100 Reading R....b6. 29%
100 d0......660.. 29%
200 Long Island R ..18;
7000 Wilmington R 6s 166
CLOSING PBI
Sid. Anted. I
U S6s ’81......101 101% 1
UBTr 7 3-10 N .104 104%
fbilada 65...... 97% I 98
Philada 0s n0w..102 102%
Penna 65....... 89% 90
Reading 8......2981 29 94
Bend m 65’80’43.101 ..
Beading bda’7o. 96 96%
Bead mt 6b >86.. 86% -86 ‘
Penna Boxdiv. 49% 49%
Penna fil m 65..204 Hi 4%
Penna B 2m 65..100 100%
Morris Cnl Con.. 41 46 •
Morris Cel Pref.ll6% -117% 1
SchNav Stock.. 4Jf 6%
3ch NavPref... 16 15%
3ch N6?’B2exint 69% 69%
Elmira 8...... 12% 13%
Elmira B Prof . 28 23%
Elm 78’73.ex int 85% 86
Philadelphia Markets,
Auoust 18—Evening.
. There is very little doing in Flour. . The only sales re
ported are 200 bbls Ohio extra family at @3.75 per bbl,
and 460 bbiß Bedstone on terms kßpt private. Ths sales
to the trade- range at from @5.25 for supsrflno, #5.44®;
6 69 for extras, @5,8i%86.25 for extra family, and 88.50
®7,25 for fancy lots, as to quality. Bye Floor is selling
in a email way at 83.50 per bid. Com Meal is selling at
53«r312% perbbl. : '
Wbkat —There is a fair demand at full rates. Sales
of 15,000 bus at 125®131c per bus for good and prime
Penna. red, and 133©l35cforSouthern. Whiteranges.at:
fromUOeclßOo. Bye selis on arrival at BDoB2c.' Corn is
not so active, pales of 8,060 bns yellow at 63®610 for
prime, and 60c tor inferior. Oats are steady, at &2o for
Old Penna , and 39®100 for new Delaware; 3,500 bns
sold at the latter rate.
Bahk.—First No. 1 Quercitron is steady at ®33,60 W
ton.' '" -
CoTTq^,—Prices are very firm, but there Is very little
dotos way of sales.
GqqgtpsPiS. and Peotisions —There is vory little
doing in either, aid wp hear of do sales worthy of notice.
Sugar and Grffee are firm, and prices unchanged. ' ;C
Pbkds,—Oloveiseed is scarce and selling at ®5«5.25
W bushel; new Timothy is selling at ®1.76a1.87%
buehel. - - ■
Whiskt conttone# quiet ; sales of Ohio barrels at
31c; Penna. nt ,iO€l81c; hhds. at 29c; and drndg3 at 23
gallon.
Philadelphi a Cattle Market, August 18.
Thereceipts of Beef Cattle continue large, reaching
abontUCO head. The market is very dull, and prices
CAc. the 100 9iS. lower than last quoted- rar."i->r at from
$7 aB6O w 100 a«. for 9 ?. d . § 7 ® B for Ordi
nary ; tome ihfeilcrlolß eold ntlowkr figures.
First quality fat Steers have been very scarce for asvs-'
ral weeks, and, if here, would bring better prices,
Jbe markeJ closed very dull, and stock was sold at
Etiiijower prices. 4©5CO head will be left over, as the
receipts are larger than thedemand. *
. The stock on sale are from the following States:
897'hesd from Oldo; 190 from Illinois; 588 from Ches
ter county, and 86 from Kentucky.
The following are the particulars of the sales :
- Isaac Abrahams, 45 head Illinois Steers, selling at
from #7.80b8.
E. Scott, 20 Chester county Steers, selling at from
@7«B 25.
D. Kimbiei 70 Chester county Steers, soiling at from
$7.60a8 60.
B_. C. Baldwin, 66 Indiana Steers, selling at from
8T.50a8. -
, Joeeph MoFIHen, Jr., 70 Ohio Steers, selling at from
87®8150.
P.Hathoway, 112 Illinois and Chester county Steers,
selling at from St 50©8 50. - . j
. P. McFUlen 104 Ohceter county Steers, selling at
ffomS7fflB.
Cochran A MoCall, 130 Chester connty and Ohio
Stems, selling at from 870 8 50.
J. SeMomrldge, 90 Illinois Steers, selling at from $7.60
08.50.
Mooney A Smith, 112 Ohio Steers, Belling at from $7.50
©8 62.
Oilman & Co., 90 Chester county Bteors, selling at
from 8?«8.
Carr A Fellheimer, 86 Eentncky Sjeers, selling at from
87aS. . .
G. Darlington, 40 Chester county Steers, selling at
from $6«B. '/V.
E. S. Mifflin, 44 Ohio Steers, selling atfrom $7.5008 50.
Fuller A Bro., 82 Ohio Steers, selling at from 37 ®B.
Chandler, 17 Chester county Steers, selling at from 97
08 25.
Miller A McOlese, SO Chester county Steers, Belling at
from s7®B 37#.
B. 4B Chester county Steers, selling at from
87 ttß,
Smith A Mooney, 34 Ohio Steers, selling at from
®7oB.
h. Frank, 10 Ohio Steers, se’ling at from ST aB.
C. Maißhall, 52 Chester county Steers, selling at from
®T®B. .
B. Hood, 73 Chester county Bteers, selling at from
86.5C08.25. ■■■'.
' Kimble A Kirk, 23 Chester county Steers, soiling at
from 57.50cr8.
Beis A Smith, 134 Ohio Steers, soiling atfrom 85a8.50.
Bamaker A Bro., 51 Ohio Steers,"selling at from 86
>t." v ' v_, v \'
F. Reidenbaugh, 31 Ohio Steers, selling at from S6®7.
J. Kaufman, 33 Ohio Steers, selling atfrom 55708.
0. Airsman, 46 Obi} Steers, selling: at from 87.500
8.50. ; .V: '• : '
Keppler, 42 Fcnna. Steers, selling at from So®7.
• Cassidy A Kimble, 32 Ohio Steers, selling at from $7
®B.
COWS AND CALVES.
The'arrivals and sales of Cows at Phillips’ Avenue
Drove Yard reached 120 head this week, soiling at from
318a28 V head for Springers, and 520®36 head for
Cow and Calf.
Calvbs There Is. not much demand, and prices ar e
unchanged. Ist quality Yeal Calves selling at from 8# «
4#c #' lb, and 2d do at from 2#®3#c, according to
qnsiily. ■ .
THE SHEEP MABKET.
g The receipts and . sates of Sheep: at, Phillips’ Avenue
Drove Yard are very large, reaching 7000 head, but
prices are well maintained, ranging at from 81®4# for
first quality Sheep, and 82.50a33.50 for 2d do. aj
to condition and quality. , g
Lambs are scarce and very ! few arriving, and selling
prices range at frond 83®34 per head according to
quality.
The arrivals and sales of Hogs, above Phllllpt’ Avenue
Drove Yard, reached 320 head thia week, selling at from
86'a6.75 perToolbs. net, as to quality;
The receipts of Fat Bogs at'H. G. Imhoff’s Union
Drove Yard reached 1325 head this week, selling at from
®4.so®Sfi for Still-fed, and from ®5®§5.50 per 100 lbs.
nit ' for corn-fed hogs according to quality.
The following are the.parHcnlara of ,tho sales:
"Allenton A Hurd, 165 head on sale, from Chicago.
jgGloss'A Leeds, 297 bead on sale, from Pittsburg. r
c Holmes A Peiffer, 267 head on sale, from Ohio.
Jerry Gilchrist, 121 head on sale, from Pittsburg.
Banish, Both, A Co., 46 head on sale, from Ohio.
Bllmenger, Grose, A Go., 94 head oa sale, from Ohio.
Bllmenger, Gross, A Go., 237 bead on sale, from Ohio.
James Wallace, 107 head on sale, from lowa.
The Chicogo Live Stock Market.
Afiacsflß, 1862.
OAtti-E.-— I The receipts to-day were about 573 head, t
against 061 received yesterday. The market opened with j i
lathermoue activity than on yesterday, the principals!
THE PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY. AUGUST 19. 1862.
2000 firmed R 7b b 5.. 85 if
2000 an. b5..,85k
5000 V S 7 39 T N bIS.KHK
2000 Pemm R l>t ms.. 104i£
4000 Pebna Gorip 5?.;. 92 .
200 N PerisO 8..b5.. 10
■ 6 8o b 5.. 10
100 Race S Yine.c«ti. 10J£
1500 Bfmtra Ghat 10*. 3?)f*
S Beaver Maalow.. 57)2
4 Mlnahill R 48
10000 Ponna R 21 jnt.loo
BOARDS.
1000 Punnn 5a 9 Q
BOABD..
2000 Dehigh Val Os.. .108
5000 Long liland B 7j.10I)
5 tishigh Nav..... ■BI
12 Penn a R 'llk
2 d 0........... 48%
lOEB-STEADY.'
i " ■ ■. Bid. Alices.
lliMand 8...,, 38 18V
LoLGI&N.x-dv fclK’
lieOlft Navsbs. 29k
N Penns 1i..... 9*; 10
N PaßOu 77* 78
NPa B 105..... 100 lot
Oatow B Con... 3% 4
Oatawisua Prf.. H* 11K
Sec & Third St B 6070
Bace&Vine-stß 10V 11
W t-hita K..... 62jj S 3
Spruce* Pino..' 12jf 13
Gr & Coates exd 33 3i%
ObestA Walexd 39 40
Arch St ex dir. 2i% 25
Tbir A rift'nth. 16£ ..
A Kine'h. ... -
Girard College.. 23% 2i
Teeth A Blov’th.3l 32
ynTcb&Pors bvlsg Govurnrur nt contractors Th* H.ick
offered wap ol a medium quality. The disoouraglng ad
vice*' from tend Jo
andilberVwas no demand for by
The amiket closed dub ae a.ducltne of 10ol$c 4P 1 WO iba.
9b« p**le» t<i*dny Inclado tnefoHdwlnq: ‘
Rmto. sold Morris 30 tbead, averaging 1248 lbs, at
6o—ShirrnF»i i , ' iY*rrts. ’ ' .
SDepbard sold Bowlin 15h*ad,avAra$iEg 1,196 lbs* at
s2.lo—Piit-burgaud IVt Wayne Tarda.
*v; Williamsfold Webb 44 h«*d, averaging I*lo2 Iba, at
s2.4o—Wtcfligan kkmhero Yard*,..'■
Binfiledio r«»M Webb 18 hrad, averaging t,104 lbs, at
$2 Michigan B*ntbeni--Yiird«.v - .
Gvernbaum fluid Bimao averaging 1.235 lbs*
at 5*2 37^—Pit k and Fort Wayne Y*rdS;
Young fold Rnbio 32 head, averaging 1,109 Ibi, at
$2 36—tome yards-
Shew sold Morri« 37 head, averaging I*lo6. lbs* at
$2 25—She?mail’s Yards
Calmer fold Bidding 10 head, averaging 13017l 3 OI7 fi)4, at
s2.'io—Michigfln'Sonthfrn Yards,:
Jftypold BHJdina 17 head, averaging 1,013 ft>3, at $2 20
—Michigan Southern YftTds.
/Whitley, sold White ’l5 head, averaging 1,160 lbs, at
s2,3l>—Sberm#& , B Yard*
Bntde, told Hu«heßl2 tiead f averikgiQgl*o9olbai at $2
—.gbeTtnan’fl Tarda; - ' ■
Bogs.—Receipts to day, Market firmer, and
mere Retire at an advanco of 100 100 lbs. Tfio stock
!eof betterqualitythan tHat of fast week./ Sales:
56 Bogs, averaging 220 lb», at,..........,.*..*52 70
66 ; 235 « 70
66 « « 251 « at. 26 %%
ISB «« “ 226 “at... 2 60
316 “ “ 227 « at,.... 260 ,
360 “ « . 255 “at.......... 2 87#
61 “ « 271 “ at. 250
149 “ « " 217 at 245
40 “ “ 194 « at...... 240
134 i< u 201 « f at!,............... 240
207 «\ «< ‘205 “ at............P>. t.
Shbsf quiet hot firm ' Sales:
.83 Sheep, averaging 9Vibs, at,.,..... ..S3,SO
05 - « 98 “ at,;.................. 360
The Baltimore Cattle Market* August 11th.
Oattlb —The ufferiugs at tbs live stock boblcs ta-da?
Amounted to 900 head,'an increase of 126-hefcl -on the
receipts of last we*k; Of the number recfivad 350 were
Hft ever unsold, and the balance (550 head) taken by
city butchers packera at ©rices ranging from $2.50
lOO 1b3,, only a few orinae bringing
lb© outride a decline of 12){ cents IP* 100 Iba on
the better grades. The market closed quite dalt and
heavy. •• '*'
Hogs.—The supply of Hoes was only fair, and prices
uniUr a good demand ehowed a alight itnDroveiuant*
fair to trlme itve selling atSto to $5.76 100-lbi.
S«Elsi*.*-Wifb largo rpcslris and onW a moderate rie
mapd. tho market ruled dull at $2 60 to $3.50 IGQ lbs*
grofis.* ■ . ■ • ■
CITY ITEMS..:
HoMfflOPATmo TTyoeta Coffee.—This Cof
fee, sold by . Mr. C. H, Matfn'jn, dealer in Bne family
groceries, , Arch and Tenth streets, is a compound of
heaUhy vegetable substances, and i« a most delirious be
verage/ at once wholesome and palatable to persons in
health, but peculiar!? adapted 'for tho use of patients un
der Homoeopathic treatment.
■ The’ lsE\f Caskon.—The disposition of
our citizens to furnish means as an investment or contri
bution for testing the claims of tho new long-range can
non, is appealed, to In. our advertising columns to-day.
The matter Beerim to be of urgent importance.
Tiie Continental Hotel Refreshment Sa
loons,—Mr. Rtevbns, whose .evident aim it is to render
these apaefons and elegant saloons complete in every
matter of managerial detail, has engaged Mr. Bardsall,
ilie deservedly popular caterer And especial favorite of
■tho Indies. Owing to his iacfunnd urbanity ns stioorln
tpndcnt, this appointment will bo highly satisfactory to
the pu’riic, aa Mr. Bnrdeali achievedTa Urge and well
merited popularity during tho time that his own saloon
vas-open, from his thorough knowifdso of ail the re-"
qnirfmenta of his patrons, and continuous attention to;
them. The public have thus an additional gnarantoa
that Mr. Steven? wiU spare no' pains to colnlator to tho
comfort of his visitors.
‘ Comfort for tub Drafted.— The drafted
men of 1814 received no, bounty, but, yt tho contrary,
had to fmsiah their own equipments, iacludiug gun,
knapsack* canteen, cartridge'box, and twenty-four
rounds of ammunition. Their nay from Government was
£8 per month. Offers of substitutes vreronurnemn*, hnt
very few were eecortod. In 1862 the pa?: of ft soldier in
the Union rank? is SIS a month, bis equipments are fur
nished him, and he enj ?ya the privilege of wearing a neat
and comfortable uniform mode at the Brown Stone Cloth
ing Hall of Rnckhill ft Wilson, Hos. 603 and 605 Chest
nut street, above Sixth. \
gjjWONBERS OF THE TEM GRAPH ]£ WOnder
fol feat of telegraphing was executed at a telegraphic
eoirce given by Mr. Gurney. in-London. Tho wires of
different telegraph .companies were brought into Mr
Gurney’s house. An unbroken circuit of wire, 6,000
miles In length, was then formed, and through this great
distance, the electric menage war flashed in the space of
two seconds. The following tnessago war also transmitted
in the short space of one minvfe: <» Bnv your summer
garments at the One* price Fashionable Clotling Empo
rium cfGranvillc Stoke?, No. 609 Chestnut street, Phila
delphia.”
Messrs. Broadjbest & Co., Nos. 912 and
&14 oheelDnt street, have recently added to their fine
coin ction of cartes de visits pictures cf Hon. Edward
Everett; Brigadier General Negley; Dr. J. K. Bboadg;
Dr' A. C. llart; Bov. PrTSufldards; Governor Yates, Of
Illinois; Bev. A. B. Atkin*;. Eov. Kingston Goddard, D.‘
P.; Btv. K. Conrad; Dr., M. Dnane ; Bov. E. W.
Uullor, P. P ; Colonel Collie, of the Zouaves d*Afriaae ;
Ur. Seed ; late Hon.'B. T. Conrad, all in the highest
style of the art.
This Summer, . * . •
The snmmer wears her coronal
As proudly as, before f
God’s gifts of beauty to the earth
Are lavish as of yore.
Yet never radiant snmmer days
Were half to's&d and long;
A monrnfnl music Alls our souls,
A dirge, bat not a song.
For low on yonder fields of blood, .
a friend is lying t
For truth and right they bravely stood,
And sealed it with thoir dying.
We think or tbafc dost Fla? of*Sfcars,
Borne down In Battle’s tide;
Our shattered Union hows her head,
While hostile bands decide. '
.* Uniforms ready made at Charles Stokes’, under the
Continental. ■*-, .
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
In steamship Baxon, from * Beaton—Miss .Annie Chia
hoim, cf; Boston; Messrs Wm Calhoun, J Wation, J 32
Hostoii, Geo H West, Steel, '.and Pogb, of PhiUdelphia.
MARINE INTEIiiiIGENCE.
wr SEE FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED,
Steamship Saxon, Mutthewe, 45 hours from Boston,
with mdse to H Winsor ft Co.
Bohr A Hammond, Higgins, 6 days from Boston, with
mdte to Kennedy, Stairs ftJ3o.
Magnet, Perry, 5 days from Boston) in
MW* IV vr .uuwimonerafMaxfleld;" „ • _
..Sclir Ann S Cannon, Sowell, from fldw Bedford, In
bal!a»t to Noble, Oaldweil & Co.
Sctir Thos E French, Hannah. ttam Newburpyort, in
ballast to Hammett, Vat) Duteo t Lochman.
««hr Alvira, Brannan, 3, 3*ys feom New York, with
salt to T* 7 ™ Bnmm.
Bohr it 6 Whirlsw, from Boston, in ballast to
.? l&buMinWv* Brooks’,’ Sew York, withai]* *».
order.
Bcbr GoWen Gatei Fleming, ldi.f ffom fredorica, Dal,
Willi wheat and corn to Jag L Bewley St Co. ■ ■
Steamer Bristol, Ohariea, 24 hoars from Sew York,
with nidge to W T> Clyde.
: .Steamer Wm Kent. Brett. 6 hours from Cape May,;
with passengers to captain. Baw au unknown kerm biig
coming in the Capes on Monday morning.
Steemer Commodore, Wilber, from Harrison * Land
iogdhthinßt, via'Fortrres Monroe 4 P H earns day, with
600 sick and wonnded soldiers. The Ohadibesn ordered
toNcwark, NJ, bnt inconsequence of being short tf coal,
water, and provisions,;bad to proceed to Philadelphia.
AT QUARANTINE.
The bark Tacosr and achr Fannie, previously reported
at Quarantine, still remained at eight o’clock: yesterday
morning; atso, bpisr Andrew Peters, from MatanaAß.which
arrived there on Sunday.
AT WILMINGTON, DEL.
Danish brig Eliza, Wiliernp, from New York, to load
for St Oroiz.
clkabbb;
: Bchr Oen Marion, Griffin, Portland, Tyler, Btono & 00.
Bcbr Mary Anna, Haler, Fortreajj Monroe, Bishop, Si
mone & 00. ■
Scbr B A Fogers, Steelman, Fonresß Monroe, do
;" Scfar Ann 8 Cannon, Nowell, Portsmouth, do
Scbr Baiatia. Barbarle, Hillsboro*, NB, Twells & Co;
v Bcbr Ivy, Honderson, Fortress Monroe, Baker &
Folsom,
Bcbr Tbos B French, Hannab, Salisbury, Hammett,
Tan Busen & Locbmsn.
ScbrS P Hawes, Baymon, Providence, Bepplfcr & Bro.
. Scbr Silver Magnet, Perry, Na wb ary port, Waanema
cher A Maxfield. ? ■;
Str H L Gaw,JT!er, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr. ;
.StrAlida, Bobinson, New York, W P Clyde.
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MARRIED.
THBOCKMOBTON-BOAOH—At Elizabeth, N. L.
on the 16th Inst., by the Bey. Samnel A. dark, Edmnnd
Throckmorton,' of this city, and Jane T., daughter of P.
B. Roach, Eeq., of Elizabeth. #
BO BEETS—OUS AOK—August 16 th, James M.R«-
berts to Mies Bose A. Cusack, by the Bey. Charles M,
Honiglo. - - #
DIED.
OOXE.—In action at Slaughter’s Mountain, Ya,, on.
the Dth ihst, Arthur Haslett Ooxe, of the Zouaves d’Af
tiuue, General Banks’ Body Guard, in the 21st year of
Ms.sge, son of James E. and Jane K. Ooxe, of this
city. • • . *
BTOBEY.—-At the residence of her husband, near
Suite burg. Pa., in the 3dth year of her age, on the 10th
August, 1862, Mrs. Eliza, wife of Hr. James M. Richey,
and daughter of Hon. S. S. Jamison. •
BABBINGTON - On Friday, the 15th, at Oley, Berks
county, Mrs.' Eliza Harrington, relict of the late David
Barrington, and daughter of Mrs. Mary Small, of this
city."" 1 V’ ■■■ i■ -
; Her friends and relatives are invited to attend her
funeral a’ the house of her brother-in-law, James Sheri
dan, No, 1516 Brown street, at 9 o'clock this (Tues
day) morning..:. .To'proceed to Laurel Hill. " #
JACKSON.—Qnthe 16th Inst , John B i son cE Enoch
and Sophia Jackson, pged 16 •
WlDf LVTOiy Ob the 16th inet, Kata A.wifeof
Allan Atidr.latfiß, Jr.. In the Slth year < f har a^e.
The rvlativea and frlenda.of the family are respectful!?
ftjTi'Cd to attend the.funeral frem the residence ot tier
bnshaiid,* Bo lm North-TwelfHt atteet,*this (thirl day.) '
mcrninK. the 19ih inet., at 10 o’ciocfc -. *
MlMlLETON—l.‘.lira danahter of Allen and Kate
M litdietob, in the 7th year ot her uga.
1 he nlatires and fiknds ol the family are respectfully
Invit. d in attend the funeral from the residence of her
fether, 80. 045 Horsh Fwritth street, this (third day)
nii rninp, the 18th inst., »t!0 o’clock. # jj
BAL I Z —On the 37<h inet, after a Unaering Illness,
Err dm irk Btflz, aged 31 years ar.d 2 months. *
• ZItL»SER~UD the 13th test. at Falla Church Etna,
pita!, Benry L, Zelner, of Co. 0,90 th Regimmt P. V,,
eon. cf the late Levi and Elizabeth Zeiner, in the ‘lothy
yper of bis age. *
COBSEi— On the 17th lust, Catharine Conner, In
the 70th yoar of her ago.. » #
, EOBEItTS On the 17th Inst, Margaret S.» wife of
John C.Koherts. aged 28 years. ' * ,
8 WEBBY —On the 17th inst.,, Philip Sweeny, aged 28
years. .: r;. # v
EI'ELMAN.—On the 16thInat ,Seo.'W.Edelman,.r?.,
in the 28th yrar of his age. , .#
, P4YIB —On the eyening of tile IGth ioet., Simuol
Devi*,* in the>72d year of hts age. - ... .
BOOKIE'S.—On the 15th inst., Margaret, wife of V.
Wni. BccMos. - ' ’ 11 . , : #
; LOCAN.~Oh the lTth Inst.;*Mary Ann, daughter of
Bngh and Ellen togaoi aged 3year*. 1 #•
KBOBB —On tbe 16th lost,, Matilda Hollingsworth,
daughter of 'William M. and Bosanua ICnorr, aged 6
year*asd.,4mouths. .
Mourning stoke.—bessOn &
SOB, 80. 918 CUKSTSUT Street.
Blftcfe Mpussciino da Lames, fionblo widths.
-liiftck Taniifleß. ' ;
Black gumoicr/Bombaeinos; : *
Black EugUsh Bcmbaziuos,
Black Alpacas bcmbnziaa finish. • ;
Black Grns Grain arid Poult de Sole Silks. '
Black‘Crape Maretifi and Bareges.
Black Sawa Hcruaui,
Black Silk Grenadines., -
BUck and White Lawns* Ginghams, &c. ‘ Jy2B .
nrrz=*- TENT« WARO -.A MEETING OF
113 - THU -IOYkL imizms of tho Tenth Ward,'
wnhontt to party.qrt?an?z»Uon, and in favor.of s
suitalniug .tbc National'Administration in the pre»ent|j
cilbls, will/ be held at the b«>use of Charles O.
beck, B .W. cotnir of Eleventh and Vine streets, THISh
EYENIN G, August 19,; tor the purpose of organizing
HAtional .Union Ward Af soriatlon. •
By ol der/of the citizen* of tho /ward, ‘ It*
ry~* TO THE FRIENDS OF THE' NA
LL§*? TIONAB CNIUN OF TtlE FOUU
W A BP.—Bellevlog that in this the time otonr eQQqtry’a
peril >it becomes all who love aUu PheriKh our National
Bnion to rtseehove P*«> jlWjndioe, and
past politictt. patriots ihdeed aid
',U neArf, W* tberefpre inyite.ail citlzehs cr tlie '.FOIHI
tTBtS¥H WABO" ehtertaihing liha Beqttaeht*,‘to co
operate with ns in forming an.,organization whoseohjeef
si n]l b? the election to office of reliable 'ahili true Uniba
men. to meet at SPRING GARDEN HALL atS o'clock
pn TIfBfDAY EVENING, Angnst 19th. 1862.
- I>-D. Barlow, M. D. GeorgeH. Garden,.
8. P. Stottebory, George W. HcGinly,
Wai nerßssn, ' Richard B. Dioherson,
_ C.fllii C-iiiet, , . James O. Chase,■
Thomas A. Boyd, VJilliam B Tnsy,
B. 'J . Fry, Badl Wood,
; t r William Jordon, Alfred L. Anderson,
W. P. Pott*, - Theodore Antloraon, •
W. O. Henfzey, George Jacobs,
W. 'Ayres. E. S Esher,
W. F. Mitchell,- ] ' and many othera. —lt
ry~s=* FirTEESTH TO THE BBS.
Lk_3 COE! —AH loyal citizens of tiir Fifteensh Ward,
who sm in'favor of , forming a NATIONAL' DNIOH’
A 8800IATTOS Bud sustaining the Hationa! Adminis,
trationin the-proeecution of tUe war with ylgor, afejn-,
vifsd to meet THIS EVENING, Atignat.lSth,
at 8 o’clock, at the'Hall, N, E. corner of WEST and
COATXSSrroeIp, in pnranance of the recommendation
ofthVJdintßopubHean and People's; City; Committee of
Superintendence, lield at the County Court House, on
the Bth inßtant.
Joel Hare,,
George Btnrges,
Jehu D. Nineetcel,
U’ro. H. Keioble,
JoseDh It. Bolton. <
». W. O’Brien,
Samuel Panconst,
Henry li. Smith,
\Vm. Curry, •
■ JemraßiKser,
Joseph Dogeerall,
Geo. W. Saylor,
Robert H litebinson,
: Evan 0. Jackson,
It*
K SIXTEENTH WARD —A MEETING
ot the People’s’ Association of! the 16tb Ward
held THIS (Tnesdav);EYSiNlNG,' at 7K o’clock,"
at ROBERT WABDELL’S, BHCOND above BEAVER,
to reorganise. Deiegatea to the City and Ward Conven
tions to nominate; and other important business to trans
act. 5 - By order of
A. ,W. WRIGHT, Seb.
ryr=» EIGHTEENTH WARD —ATTEIF-
Lk3 TION !—A meeting of the iojal citizens, of the
MGHTEpNTH WARD, without regard to former poli
tical organization, nml in favor of tho National Adminis
tration, and a vigorous proseention-of the war to snp
prefg the present unholy,rebellion,..will be hetd at the
Hall at BIOHMONO and MARYBOROUGH Streets, on
THIS (Tuesday ) EVENING, August 19tb, o’clock,
for the.pnrpoee of organizing a NATIONAL ON CON
ASSOCIATION for tae Ward, and to make arrange
mente for the eelectlon of Delegates to the various; Oon
ventieng to nominate candidates for the Ootobor election.
Semnel E_ Gw inner, Benjamin Honsekeeper,
.Benjamin Norman, A-*W; Green,
Joeeph S. Allen,■ ... John Damon,
Peter Cramp,. John Bose Kemble,
John JVBaker,
William B Gardy. '
Robert J. Ritchie,
SamueU. McFarland’
iy» xwektiethitabb.—friends of
UcS TBE UNION, BALLY I IULLYI
<UL PaBTIKS ABANDONED POB TffE
THE UN 10 N.—Every loyal citizen of the TW3SNTIE PH
WABD, in ffcvor of preserviibg the Oonstitutiohaod
Lnion, the enppreeßion 'of ibis unholy; reb? liion, and;tlte
euppott of otir patriotic President andtheAdmlmstra
tioD, will meet THIS (Tuesday) E YENING,’ (the 19th
Jest) at 8 o’clock, at tho HaU of the South Penn Hoae
Company, Tenth: street, above Girard Avenue, for the
pur pope of organising a “NATIONAL UNION ASSO»
CIATION,*' and for. the appointment of election officers
to conduct the election for Delegates to ilia Nominating
Conventions; agreeably to the action of-the Convention
held fit the Contity Court House on the Bth lost.
Edward Grata. T. U. Bobbins,
Joseph P. Marcer, Errst ftttntger,
Theodore Williams, B. H. Clinton,
James J. Allison, James Irvioe,
B« 8. Garrison, B. H. Haines,
Jackson Bordeer, John Gregory,
Matthias Meyers, ‘WiUiatn Bowera,
Thomas Ashton.
Philadelphia, Anenst 15, 1862. .
rrs=- * Rom th k so ndh bis patch—
m3 SEVEN SEASONS WHT CONSOIBNTIOTO
KE PUBLICANS OANNOT VOTE FOB ALEXANDER'
BENBlf: v
First Became lie violated tho ’ sacred 1 principle of
.“Freedom of Speech,” when he in effect closed a public
hall in this city against G. W. Onrtia, E«i„'wh6 pro
pored to deliver ft literary and scientific lectors 1 The.
animus of this tyrannical proceeding,"on the part of Mr;
Henry, was hatred of the well-known'polltldal principles
of :Mr Ourtiv, prominent among-wbioh was opposition to‘ •
the extension of slavery. Oongreas and President Lin
coln have recently set their seal of condemnation on the
prchalavery views of Mr/Henry, by the, passage; and ap
proval of the law declaring that ail Territories now or
hereafter to be acquired shall be forever free t. and by
tbe.fnnher and,atlU more glorious Act totally abolishing
BIiAVEKT in the District of Columbia ’
Second. BeCanse he cpjJosed the election of onrhon
ed President, Abraham Lincoln, and, joini"— ‘
the party of John Bell, sought. *— '" o imnstlf to
dencj: tho. man Who is-'—' ... elect to the'-Presi-,
t-y. - " - J * a malignant traitor to his
flab d. Became he opposed the election of onr gallant'
and patriotic Governor, AndrewG. Curtin, and voted for
Henry D. Foster, the candidate of the Pro-slavery and
Disunion Democracy; " .
Fourth;-Beimnse,‘whilst professing to belong to ho
party, bC'throws : his vote'and influence, so far 'as we
bnow and believe, invaiiably against Republican prin-
Fifth Becanse he is the acknowledged representative
of a soda I aristocracy, : who, having grown rich by sell
ing to the Spnth boots and buttons, dry goods and drags,
harness and.hard ware, find excuses for - the treason of
2?ell.:and others, and set off “Black Bepnblicahs ” of the
Nor}h : »;;! &1 f 1 f«»iT»l»»t of the robbers, .traitors, and
murderers of the sl2 n *l*. - .
Sixth. Becanse be I-reppried abd belief ed to havede
clared in argument with a citizen, a few short months
since, that “ lit 9as almost ready to lay that ho would
be willing ..that thei mar; should years if,in
consequence theraf, Si A VER T could be maintained
in the cbnditioh-it occupied at the eoawnancemant”
Seventh;: Becanse Bepnblicans do not labor for mbs,
but principles;' Becanse they cannot, and- will no*, vote
for any man for any offloewhois in favor or slavery, aod.
who is liable, in consequence thereof to be made weak
abairrgaolnte In bis loyalty. And became, Anally, Be- '
publicans can join hands snip with those who heartily
and wholly support the Administration of Abraham Lin
coln in its heroic efforts' to suppress this infamons re
bellion, and maintain intact against all enemies a conse
crated and undivided Union. : v it#
rv-==» NATIONAL UNION;—THE CITIZENS
Uot of Philadelphia, who desire to unite in sustaining
the National Admleiatratlon, are requested to matt on
TUEBDAY EVEN ING, the 19th inatant, in the sererat
Wards, At the' places designated;; to organize NA
TIONAL UNION ASSOCIATIONS:
First Ward—At the Franklin Hose Hail.
Second—Sruthwark Engine Halt. ■
Third AS.' E. corner Fifth and Queen Btreets.
Fourth—Gampher’s, Fifth street, below Shippen.
Fifth—New,Market Hall, Second and Pine streets.
Sixth—Golden’Fleece‘Hotel, Oborry, above Third.
Seventh—O’Neill's Hall, Lombard, below Broad.
Eighth—SchnjJiiU HoseHouso.
Ninth—B. W corner Twelfth and Filbert streets.'
Tenth—B. W. corner Eleventh and Vine. . A
Eleventh—North Pennsylvania Hotel, Third and Wil
low streets. , .
.Twelfth—N. E. corner Fourth aud-Green streets.-
Thirteenth—S. E. corner Ninth-and Spring Garden
streets. ,
Fourteenth- Spring Garden Hall.
Fifteenth—N. E, corner Ooatoß and West streets.
Sixteenth—House of B. Warden, Second, above Beaver
street
Seventeenth —8. E. corner Front and Master.
Eighteenth—N. W. corner Marlborough-and Rlch
mond streets. '
Nineteenth—Frankford road and York street.
Twentieth—Sonth PeDn Hose Honse.
Twenty- fltst--Temperance Hall. Manaynnk.
Twentyvkf condi-Longstt eth Hall.
Twenty-third—Seven Stars Hotel.
Twenty-fourth—West Philadelphia Hal].
After their organization, 'each association shall pro
ceed to elect a Judge and two Inspectors for each Elec
tion Division ioconduct the election-hereinafterprovi
ded for, such precinot officers to bo selected by the citi
zens of the various precteota present at said, meetings,,
and also to elect one person as a member of a General.
Committee of-Superintendence. That on the evening of
TUESDAY,,tbe 28th of Angnst,ttae citizens shall meet
lit their several precinots and elec tas folio ws One per
son from each precinct aa Relegate to a City Convention
to nominate city , and ebuhty ; officers j one person from
each precinct as'Delegate to a Congressional Conven
tion, except inch precincte as are within the limits of 7
the Fifth Congressional District; one person from each
precinct of such Senatorial Districts as are required to
elect a Senator to a Senatorial Convention to nominata
candidates for Senator; one person from each precinct
oa Delegate to; a Representative Convention to nominate:
candidates for Representative; two persons from each
precinct to g Word Convention to nominate members of
Council and other Ward officers. .f \ ’
On .Thursday following the election, the'.Delegates
elected to the City Convention shall meet at Bansom-stroet
Hall, al-10 o’clock A. M„ to enter upon their duties, and
meet from day to day, until their nominations are com
pleted. ". ■ ■ V
The Delegates to the other Conventions shell meet m
their several districts on the first Thursday subseqaedt
to their election, at 8 o’clook P. M, and shall pro
ceed to the discharge of their duties, except the Delegates
in the Fourth Senatorial District, who'Shall meet at 3\
o’clock P. M
Resolved, That upon the election and organization of
the Committee of Superintendence of the “National
Union,!’ this Convention, end , tho two Committees of
which it is composed, shall each adjourn sine die.
... T. 8. DARLING,
. Chairman People’s Committee of Superintendence.
• GEORGE H. MOORE, ‘
Chairman Republican Committee of SnpsVintenAenco.
JOHN J. FRANKLIN,
E. H. MKRBIOK,
Secretaries Ftople’g Committee of Snperlntendenco.
1 JOHN'W.'DUBREE,
HENRY J. GARDNER,
Secreisries Republican Committee of Superintendence.
au!B 2t I . .
r yr=M NATIONAL UNION.—THE CITIZENS
UJ? of the TWENTY.FOURTH WARD, who have
no sympethy .with Treason. or Traitors—who give the
Administration a cordial support in. ait Its efforts to'put
down tbe Rebellion, and who love their country hatter
than its offices, will meet at the ; Commissioners’.* Hall,
THIRTY-SEVENTH and MARKET streets, on TUBS
DAY EVENING next, 19th Inst, at 8 o’clook, for tha
pnroe c f farming a “ National Union Assodatton.”
James Miller, | Robert Steen,
Jamea Rhoads. Henry,A. Dreer,
Jonaßmn Bontall, John Hnnter,
J. M. Linnard, Isaac Heaton, .
James Alien, ' ‘B. Andrews Knight, -
Peter Lane, Samuel Field,
Thomas A. Andrews, . X. Ssenntr SUUWi
#nlB-2t*
Wm H Kern, \
Charles E. - Pancoast, ■
Thomas M. Triol,
Samuel Daniels,
A. H. Freeman, -
Ephraim Haas,
i David A, Aiiiton,
11. W. Gray, :
George Fry,
J. T. B. Hahn,
Josiah Danflell,
George Handler,
_ Fred: G. Wolbort, ■
Christopher Hughes,
. and many others.
JAME 3 W. SAYRE, Pros.
»ul9-lt#
J. N. Ko?b ersporgar,
George Boggs,
Tbomoßli. Stafford,
George M. Hill: • It*
ry-==* TWELFTH WARD.—A MEETING OF
|l * (be o4tir,engof the ward will oe held THISEVB
■CiinG. In accerdaec* with th«following r,Solution adopt
ed bytin£ joiiit’TliebjitWe'OommUteea of the Republican
ard Pe' pie’s party: I i
Recoined, Thai wo cordially. Invite, all men wholoTe
♦heir country better than their party, who esteem her
safety-and welfare ab»ve ( their own personal advaaoe*
rnei.t. ;to unite’with tis; ••tb let the dead past bnry its
dead,” and to rise to the full discharge of the solemn
duties of the prefect hoar, and to the recognition of the
responsibilities wnlch crowd tho tn’iirn. :
Meeting to be held at the N.B. corner FOURTH and
GREEN Streets, at 8 o'clock. , v t
THUS A. GRACE, Secretary.
MILITARV.
I ENXjIJST I ‘
TEN EOUBARB WILL BE GIVEN,
IN ADDITION TO ALL OTHER
BOUNTIES t *
To recrnits for the
45TH REGIMENT
Pennsylvania Volunteers, (OoGthOMAS WELSH,)
now at Newport News.
ONE HUNDRED UEN, of tho first class, are wanted
Immediately for this regiment.
Apply at
EVANS & HASSALL’S,
. nnf-tt NQ..418 AROH Street.
i| B U CRT AI L BaiGADEi f 165
ffiBOUNTT—#IO EXTRA FOR FIRST FIFTEEN
i JJJMEN ENROLLED.—Doh’t Wait to ns Dbasted,
thereby losing all bounties. Mon masterod on eniut
i ment.o Pay and rations to commence' at once.
CHARLES 9. BOYD,
(Formerly of Commonwealth Artillery,) 1
Second Lieutenant and Recruiting Ullicor,
4;,on10-6l* ■ No 727 MARKET Street.
» POPE ONTHEAD VANCE TO
BBIRIOBMOND.f-TTNIOK OUaBD3 -REGIMENT
||ffi ‘commenced mustering on tho 18 tb, and - haa mua
■ . tered more mco tfcan »ny other regiment now mu*-
tering into tlie Beryice. A. few more able-bodied men
: are wanting to fill tbie regiment,
®l6O Bonntr gaarontigd, Watered *wd equipped
gt once.
will move positively on Thursday, ifsail-
Waartevs of; the rogimeai fcoutheast correrof ifRONT
and MASXEK atreotß. J. B. ADA. 513,
. .. , Coloml Oommanfling Regiment.
I?, B.—A meeting of tbo Board ef Offioere every eve
ning at 8 o'clock. * • ■ auls-2t*
-II f!62 BOUNTY —119th. RE Gi
fs MS.NT, COL. P. 0. ELLMAKEB. A few good
J[f men wanted 'n Company Oi ofthis Regiment.!: Pay;
and rations ■» $100" before going into
serrieo RecrniSng Office 204 Wa LNUf Street .
Oeptain, A. T- GOOOMAN,
First Lieutenant BENJ, SAYLOR,
aulß 31* Second Lieutenant JAHE3, W.XATTA.
ll NO BOUNTY OR ADVANCE
'l3 PAT AFTER THE S2d INST.—T RE ISIS P EEGf-
IRMFNT PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEBE3, COD.
OHAPMAN’BIDDLE, accepted ;by the State as one
i of the regiments to be raised in Philadelphia.
Recrnits for this regiment are entitled until the 23d, of
- August to the United,States bounty of .3)00, to tho City
: Of Philadelphia bounty of $5O, and to an extra bounty ef
#lo—iD all $l6O, besides a- prmnium of S 2 at the time of
muster, and onemohlh’s pay in adv«n<»(sl3 ) ; : Recrnits
( ate immediately mustered into service, uniformed, and
sent by cars on the eamo day to the healthy damp at
Edgewood, near Chestnut Hill. ’For >he several recruit
ing 'stationrsef* the general advertisement in this piper,
or apply at MO VI bE Street, 728 ZANH Street. 229 North
SECOND Street,43 North THIRD Street, 821 MARbET
Street, Ac Ac. ; an!6 dt23
jy THE 116th REGIMENT, P. V.,
® accepted for three years, are now noarly ready for
Ilf the field. Fractions of companies will be accepted
“T from the country, \ Roornits from the oiuutry coming
into this regiment will receive $5B bounty in addition to
the bounty paid by their county and General Government.
Transportation will be furnished on aoplication to theso
Headquarters, 624 MARKET Street,Philadelphia, or to.
Major G. H. BABDWELL, at “ Herr’s HoteV’. Harrig
bnrg. , ; , .D. HEENAN,
anll-12t Col. Commanding 116th Regiment, P, V. .
jl > GITY BOUNTY FUND COM
' 0 mission. - >
Jlf ' HOTIOB TO YOLUNTBERS.—OfficiaI Informa-v
tlon has been given to tlio City Bounty Fund-'Com
mission, that the following named regiments hay© been -
accepted by the Governor.ofPanaßylvaaift, on acoouat
of the quota of Volunteers roauirod from the'city of
Philadelphia, viz : ~
Zouave d’Afrique, 00l OolHa.
Regiment No. 116, Coir Heenan,
a ; n . «r 117, 001.-A. EL. Tlppfn, Soott.tjQgclon. ..
tt u ns, CoLO.M.PreyoatjOornExohaug©.
• ” ,•* 119, f tOoL P.O. BUmaker, Gray Reserves.
“ “ . 121, Col. Chapman Biddlo.
Tho Commifislon are ready to pay the bounty to volun
toors in said regiments under the rules and regulations
heretofore‘published. ,
aol6-13t : ;V'-*v;-JOBJSTO. KNOX, Chairman. ‘
f 121st REGIMENT P. V.—HE
GBUITS wanted fbr Company B, of the 23d Philadel
phia Light Inftsntry, Colonel Chapman Biddle. Apply
** «t (be ANDERSON HOUSE. 1619 SOUTH street, op
posite the Hater Market.- Bounty SISO. Mustered in
at once. CHARLES E.KTTIMG,
aulB-6t . Second Lieutenant.’
JU 121st REGIMENT PENNSYL
j*' VkRIA VOLUNTEERS, Colonel CHAPMAN
W 'BIDDLE.
RECRUITS WANTED FOB THE WAR.
Apremimn of $2 will bo paid 10 pash recruit at tho
time, of mutter.
One- month's pay in advance, and •
8160 Bonniy, to wit:.
: 825 states Bouuty in cash.
$5O City ef Philadelphia Bounty.
810 Extra Bounty, and ‘
876 United, States. Bounty at the end of the war.
, Recruits will be muecered immediately into service.
Pay and, rations from dote of muster. -
Apply atihy of the following recruiting stations:
ALEXANDER LA WBIE, Captain (Jo. B, No. 606
Tine street. ..... .... .
CHARLES F. HULSE, 2d Lieutenant Co'. B, N. W.
corner of Franklin Square.
J. FRANK STERLING, Captain Co. 0, N. E. corner
Sixth sod Minor streets. . ,
GEORGE WM. POWELL, 2d Lieutenant Co. 0, N.
E. comer Twelfth and Spring Garden streets.
CHARLES E. KITING, 2d Lieutenant Co. D, No.
1629 South street.
Mi W.~ C. BARCLAY, 2d Lieutenant 00. E/No. 715
Girard avenue.
: J..ALFRED KAY, 2d Lieutenant Co. F, Bruner’s
Hotel, Main street. Germantown.
WM. SMITH HOBART, 2d Lieutenant Co, G, Potta
town, Montgomery county.
EDWARD GR,V‘ Z. Jr., 2d Lieutenant Co. H, S. E.
comer of. Tenth and Thompson streets.
JOHN DURBOBOW, 2d Lieutenant Co. I, No. 229
North Second street. *.■■■. ■ .
JOSHUA.GABBED, 2d Lieutenant 00. K, Main street,
Fran*ford ...
JOHN lUNGEBICH, 2d Lieutenant, No. 43 North
Thirdatreet. . ■■■■;'. . ...
SAMUEL T. LLOYD, Captain 00. E, No. 723 Zans
Btrcot. ■. •. ■■
HARRY HERTZ£iER, Lieutenant,.No, 321 Market
street. ; ,
JAMES Frank ford. .
and Mimfr etieela j N. E. corner Sis*
UB"
DORR, Lientenant, 356 North Thir
teenth etreet and 406 Walnut atreet.
SAMUEL 0, THOMAS, Sergeant 00. D, No. 431
Chestnut street.
T. E ZELL, No. 42 South Fifth street.
an!6t23 THOMAS H HALL, Adjutant
Ngl) RECRUITING OFFICE Off
jrpgf) THE ANDERSON TOOOP, Ground Floor of
■-f--.;-B».the Pennsylvania" Railroad -Office, comer of
THIRD Street and WILDING'S. Alley. >
Capt. WM J. PALMER,
Bergt, ALFRED YEZIN.
auie.fit* Private NORMAN M. SMITH.
IMPLEMENTS OF WAR.
rjl 0 BUSINESS MEN
AND OTHERS .
OF ENTERPRISE
EARNEST PATRIOTISM.
The condition of circnmstances regarding theprotfue
(ion of the StW LONG- RANGE O ANNON, and the
pcßitlonof the Inventor, cell for action In'a pecuniary
way to advance its progress to completion and readiness
hjr nse.
Subscriptions or contributions will be received, and are
urgently needed for a fund or capital for producing It as
speedily aa possible. Ho time should be lost. It Is of'
importance to the lives of our men in tho field that such
weapons of unequalled range should be in use as soon as
possible;
Beceipts will be given for' all subscriptions, and
these receipts will be exchanged whenever desired for
certificates of membership or .partnership interest in the
proceeds of tho business of manufacturing these gnns and
fnralsblng them to Government.- Hence, (til Sams con
tributed will be Invested profitably, and the needs of our
armies and the demand of patriotism will at the same time
be met. . ; "7. ','.'77'
Shall this be done at once ? Shall Philadelpllans have
the honor cf promptly doing this work as a popular
movement in aid of the Union oanse ?
The vital time to act la now. Shall there be an earnest
response? .
A. SI. DBNSMOBE,
Attorney for the Inventor,
South THIRD Street.
FINANCIAL.
fl»/j CAA AND SEVERAL SMALL
iPtiuI/v • BB Siubb, to loan on first.mortgages of
City'JPronerijv JOHN B. COL\HaNt
anlS-St* 142 Sonth EIGHTH Street
JAMBS H. WALTON* THOMAS W. TOST*
WALTON & YOST,
I T WBANKBRS, BROKERS,
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 'AHD- ■
GENERAL OUL LECTORS,
No. 26 South THIRD Street, Philadelphia.
- REFERENCES.
Jay Hooke & 00., Hon. James Pollock,
Jambs, Kent, Santee, 4 Co., Hon. H. D. Foster,
Esherick, Black, & Co., Hon. A. H. Reeder,
0. McKihbin A Son, Hon. Asa Packer,
E; P; Middleton & Bro , , Hon. Warren J. Woodward.
Hon. Wm. Wilkins, '' V. It. Bradford, Esq.
. an7-3m . .
M SCHULTZ & CO. have removed
a. 5 to No. 13 Sonth THIRD Street, where they will
attend to the purchase and sale of Foreign andDomeetio
v Exchange, Gold and Silver, Old Demand Notes , and
other Secnrities. ! , .. anl-lm*
fl? 9 KAA —TfflS AMOUNT WANT
*P/VaMv V» BD npon Mortgage, flrst-eloBs Farm
near the city. Apply to m ‘ B, PETTIT,
Jyl2 No. 809 WALNUT Street
EEIMER’S IVORYTIPEB are with
out a rival; their Bne natural and life-bke ap
pearance place them foremost in the rank c.f likenesses.
They ere beautiful SBCOND etreet, above Green.: It#
mRY AUTER’S JET-BLACK HAIR
Dye, 26 cents. Also inboxes, complete, for ladles.
Ho. 63 THIRD Street, above Chestnut It#
<|»(r A REWARD.—-Hired, from SftaWes
lPt/v_s4 University Place, August 141 h, at OX P. M.;
one, Bay; Mare, 14% hands high, Pony.built, short tall,
heaty mane. A Snifting-top wagon, with foil Elliptic
Sprilgs; half patent Axles; Painted- Plata Black; open
frontußody; close-panelled Back, with round-cornered
psherSeat; Bine .Lining, *ith Patent Leather, Facings;
open sides to top. Bqiit by Armour, No. 6 Seventh ave
nue. The above reward will be pald’for the'return of
same, or any information leading to thsir rsoovery. ;
\ A. G. ARHGUR,
. aulß-St MUSrVEBSITY PLAOB, New York.
Dbaftihg -
TH* iIUTCAL TiITR INSURANCE COMPANY,
1 Office, 4M W AMWE Street. ;
fIASH AS3BTB, Jaounrf 31,1802,
„ \ 55.086 260.6 ft. '
This Oosejuny will- Issue Wer Penults to all who are
insured in afdd company before they ara drafted, not
•AirrERWAKDiI .
Persons will be 'waited upon at their residence or rises
of business, by addreseine a uote to H, A. CHAMBERS,
400 WAiNPT Stwot,'. ' ' ' ■ aulS ef
NEW YORK ADVERTISE MENTS.
YOttK AUTUMN
IMPORT.
BRITISH GOODS.
SAMUEL McLEAN & Co.,
39 AND 41 PARK PLACE,
Have now open, and are by eaoh steamer receiving ad
ditions of
FANCY DBS S 3 GOODS,
BLACK AND WHITE PRINTS,
BROWN SHEETINGS,
BLACK AND COLORED" AtAAUAS, *
BLACK AND COLORED CO BURGS,
BLACK AND COLOR ID DB LAINBS,
MOB RUING, PKINTE D, AND .WOVEN GOODS,
•DEBEGKS. LAV ELLAS," ’ -TV
BLAIO AND FANCY LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS,
To an examination and purchase of wbiob they respect
fully invite bui ers.
SAMUEL McLEAN & Co.,
39 AND 41 PARK PLACE,
anlfl-I2t* NEW YORK.
MILITARY GOODS.
T. SNODGRASS.
CIVIL & MILITARY CLOTH HOUSE,
NO. 31 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
We give special attention to Officers’ materials, and
have now in store a very select and extensive stock of
all shades nod grades for salts and overcoats.
Also, a great variety of WOOLENS, adapted to La
diesYGentietnon’s and Obiidren’s wear, . »ulB Gt
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
;T?ANCY SHIRTING FLANNELS. —
J- /Just opened, a few oases of French Shirting Fla
nnels, hi beat Biri pea, Oiiocks, aul Plaids,Gfdeßirable
styles and qualities. v ■
/ALSO—Gray, Scarlet;, and Bine Flannels,
•"!. aul2 . SilA-ftPDESS BiIOTHEBS..
FA L LM>E LAINEvSr ALL NE W
PATTERNS.—HamiIton Do Laities.
Puciflc Do Lames.
Matcboftor De Laiuea.
BYBE & LaNDELIn
* FOURTH and ARCH.
■PNGLISH PRINTS,PALL STYLES.
-Li Opening of British Prints*
4-4 French stylos, • -
- BYBB A LANDFILL,
a*B FOUKTtt and iaOH.
T inens, white goods, OOSIE
-LJ BY, EMBROIDERIES —The eubscribers, in ad
dition to the House Faruishing asd Onrtain
of ■ the Dry Good* Business, give speciat. attention to and
have always on hand a fresh stock ot the best Sheeting
■Linens,'White Goods, Hosiery,'and - . Embroideries, to
which, the attention of buyers.is respeotfaHy regueßted.
SHEPPARD, VAN HaRUNGER & ARRISON,
auslBt • .1008 CHE3TSOT Street.
mHE LAST CHANCE FOR J3AE-
A GAINS.
FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICES.'
We are determined to close out tile balance of oar Sum
mer Stock before the first of September. In order to do
so wo willoffer stir entire stock of . .
FANCY SILKS.
DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS,
LAuE MAf TLES AND POINTKB,
SELK COATS AND SACQUES,
At lower prices titan, those of any other Retail House
in the city.
OUR BLACK-SILKS
can't bo matched in trices and uuuHtios, as they wore all
bought before the lust rise, and we are able to sell them
at our
. OLD LOW PRICES.
One lot cheapest Black Figured Silks oyer offered.
Also, a good assortment of
DOMESTIC GOODS.
H. STEEL & FON,
aul-tf No. 713 North TENTH Sir, above Ooatea.
TDAKGAINB IN GEY GOOi/S.
JLr The following lots will be sold at a great sacrifice
to close them ont—viz:
Two lets Black Silk and Wool UhalUes atlBJjc, worth
37* c.
- Five pieces Barege Angle at 4c, worth 100.
Five pieces plain Barege at 12>$ c..
A Iso, a large lot of Shetland Shams, at very low prices,
splendid for travelling or at watering places.
* At JOHN H. STOKES’,
i? 80 . 702 ARCH Street.
1024 CHESTNUT SCEEST
“ OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO LADIES."
E. M. NEEDLES
Has just opened NE W GOODS as follows: Broad
hem-stitched HdkfsV,2,2J£, and 3 inch hem; hem
stitched Bdkfs. (all linen), 13c., or SI .SO'par das:;
hew styles Darrow vil. edgings' and headings; new
styles point© lace and.ether dollars'and setts, -
J ALL FOB SALE AT OLD PRICES. '
f All fancy made-up goods, ench as lacs and other
set's; collars, sleeves. veils, hrikfe.: &o. &c., will be
closed onr; FOR THIS MONTH ONLY, prepara
tory to laying In Fal Stock, -
AT A REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT:
'‘Remnants’’ of all kinds 'ofiLinens, Whitt
Goods, Edgings, Insertings , &o. &<s , will also' be
closed out at a HEAVY DI3OOONT. V" T
As all of the above goods have recentlyadvanced
from 20 to 25 per cent., Irom fho increased rates
of exchange and tariff, the above great reduction
from pt ir old prices should prove a great iadnee
nient for purchasers of these articles to buy da-jag
thia month. ah 9 tf
1024 CHESTNUT 63-TIEBT.
.A LLWOOL E’RENCH FLANNELS
Fancy stylos, for Gents'. Shirts. ;
BYRE & LANDELL,
auB FOURTH and ABOH.
A LL-WOOL CHIOKED 0 ASH
XII. it BE E S.—4o inch Black and White Cheeks
fine lore L&ineOaflhmeroa. Imported and for sate by
SHABI-L893 BBOTBEBS,
OHBSTSTOTand BfOHTff Ofroots.
Tweeds? and cassimeres. =
yards heavy Gaasimerbs. just opened.
Also, 1.000 yards all' wool Tweeds, 62 tn 75 cents.
Sommer and Fall.Oasaimerea, a full slock.
Men's and Boya’wear, onr stock is complete.
...... DOMESTIC!}.
■ Bleached and Brown Shirtings.
Bleach! d and Brown Sheetings.
Cotton Flannels, Domct, all wool, end Saoino do.
Cotton Goods, at lowest market rates.
. HONEY-COMB QUILTS.
Marseilles and Lancaster Quilts.
Bathing Flannels, Mosquito Nets,
linen Table Oamaska and Napkins.
• ... Cheap lots of 4-4 heavy Irish Linens.
-- „ J>i6BflT& OUT.
Bilk Mamies, Thin Dusters, Bace flood*.
Boys’Summer Clothing.
Thin Dress Goods, Black Tamartlnee.
Challies, Mohairs, Mozambiques, &o,
, „ OOoPEB & OONABD,
JyBl-tf B. B. corner NINTH and MARKET stt.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY;
WBROTHERHEAD’S OIR
• BATING BIBBABY—AH the NEW English
and Americas Books, including ABB CLASSES oi Lite
rature.' This is the ONLY Library in the country that
Includes all the NEW ENGLISH BOOKS that arenot
BBPBINTED here. .
Terms $5 per year; 6 months S 3; three months 31.63,
or 8 cents per day. 218 South EIGHTH street. jyT-2m*
PHOTOGRAPHS.
PICTURES APPRECIATED—The
people have long patronized, l and still continue the
taTor to BEIMKB’B Colored Photographs; their merit,
and popular prices (®1) satisfy all. SEOOND street,
above Green. It*
El* M G- ANX COLORED PHOTO
GRAPHS-r-€S*rt«s de Tisitt, and other Photo
graphs, may bo colored in the most elegant menner. by
any person of taste, by the use of NEWTON'S AL
BDMFNCOLORS:; For circulars of information, ad
dress J.E. TXLTOS & CO 1 ., Boston, Sole Agents for the
United States. - 1 ,, ; f .s..
SGHOBZ * JANENTZKY, 112 South EIGHTHS*.,
Agento.for this city and State. ,i ; , aul9-tuths3t
V&TAR PRICES.—Seize the oppor
* » time moment, and go at onoe to BBIMBS’S,
SECOND street, above Gre«n, arid engage a superb life
size Oil-colored Photograph, at War Prices. : ! It* '
LEGAL.
fN THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR
JL THE OITT AND CSUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of.I’ATIOK KENNEDY, deceased.
-Notice is hereby giwn that .CATHABINE KEN
NEDY, the widow of the said.decedent, has Sled in the
said Court her petition and appraisement for personal
property and proceeds of real estate of the Said decedent
to the value of s3B®. under the Act of Assembly ef April
14,1851. and the eupplement thereto, and that the Bsme
will be approved by the Court on FRIDAY, September
5,1882, unless exceptions thereto are filed.
J. B. COL AH AN, ,
aul9-tnth4l* Attorney for Petitioner.
TESTATE OF JAMES HOLMES.
JUi DECEASED.
' letters of Administration having been duly granted to
the subscribers, all persons indebted to said estate will
make payment, and those having claims present them, to
JAMES HOLMES,
No. 241 MONROE St.,
DANIEL B.VISD,
No. 711 FLORID A Bt.,
aul9»uBt* Administrators.
IVyfABSHAL’S SALE.—By virtue cf a
ITJL Writ of Sale, by the Hon: JOHN 0 AD WALADEB,
Judge of the District Court of the United Statos, in arid
for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in admiralty,
te me directed, -will be sold at pnblic Bale, to the highest
and beat jbiddor, for cash, at OALL©WHILL-STBEBT
WHABF, on TUESDAY, September 2d, 1882, at 12
o’clock H„ the schooner AQUILL A, her tackle, Ao.j and
the cargo laden on board, consisting of 210 barrels of
spirits of turpentine. - -
WILLIAM MILLWABD,
U. S. Marshal B. D. of Pennsylvania.
PHItADStPHiA, August 18,1862. - aul9-et
TMTARS,HAL’S SALE.—By virtue of a
iVA Writ of Sale, by the Hon. JOHN OAD WALADEB,
Judge of the District Oonrt of the United Status, in and
for the Eastern District.of Pennsylvania, in admiralty,
to me directed, will be sold at public sale;.to the highest
and best bidder, for cash, at CALLOWHILL-STBEBT
WHABF, on TUESDAY,. September 2d, 1862, at 12
o’clock M., the schooner LION, her tackle, &c., and the
cargo on board, consisting of cypress shingles, juniper
rails, yellow pine boards, and yellow pine scantling.
, WILLIAM MILLWABD,
13: 8, Marshal E D. of Pennsylvania.
PnnADBLriUA, Augnst 18,- 11>62. , ■ aul9-6t
PROPOSALS.
TWUTY QUARTERMASTER GE
XJ .NEBAL’B- OFFICE.'- '
Psn.ADriz.rnu, 18th August,, 1862.
. PBOPOSALB will be received at THIS OFFICE,
nhtil FBIDaY next, 22d instart, at 12 o’ciook M.‘, for
the immediate delivery, on hoard of vesßeis lying at this
port, of FIVE HDNDBEDV6OOVTONS ANTHRACITE
COAL and ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FIVE
1176). TONS GAS COAL.
. G. H. OEOSMAK,
anft-4t Deputy Quartermaster General, D. A.
Bounty, pensions, and back
PAY; Claims on the United. States Government for'
the $lOO Bounty, Pensions, an* Back Fay promptly
Collected; : .. J - ; , ■ .1
, A charge of $5. only wilt h® snaae.: Ho. commissions
whatever. A. MeELROY,
aul9.3t-K* 27 South SIXTH Street.
TUBT RICI32VEP 10,000 POUNDS
U best Quality linen Thread for Sewing Machines,
Nos. 40 ri> 70, pug up in 2-ounce and on 200-yard spools,
aidfor solo by WQL6AMGTH & RALEIGH,
aul2-12t No. 9 BANK Street.
WASHINGTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
DY W. L. WALL & GO., AUO-
Otioneeba,
GOVERN MEM SALE OF CONDEMNED ANIMALS.
V ill be sold at public,auction, .at ,the CORRAL, near
the h aval observatory,
ON MONDAY. .... ,
August 26th, 1862, commencing at 10 o’clock, A. M„ a
number of - ■ - ■ ■ '
HORSES AND MULE 3,
Condemned es unfit for public service.
Tenns, cash, in Government funds.
t. 3. 3. DANA.
Gaptain A. Q M. IT. S A,
W. L. ~TOADT. & CIO.. Auctioneer'.
a«l9-!25
New PUBEioATioNsT
T BE FREED BLACKS OF SOUTH
OABOLINAWYhe Addrew Md Letter of J/ If.
McKimoD this aobjeot, in handsome pamphlet form*
.ftnd , for eaie ,by W. P, fJA.Z.\£U>, 724
CHESTNUT St) ©6t.; Prlca 10 centH, Proceeis to go to
the foods of Boyal Belief Oommitte*. &tt!6-3fc
A 1 nasltoa for Mon. Wotnen, and Children. By Die
Lewis, M D. With 300 Ulukratioßs, St.
Ponas of Arthur, Hash Clough, blue aodsoULlftcent*.
Volume 0 Locfehait's Life of Scott, Boston edition, TS
cents, -■ ..
Portrait of Major General Papa. S 3 cents. Tor sole tty
WILLIAM Si * ALFBKO MATtOIEN,
606’OaBSTNUT S:n»t.
EDUCATIONAL.
T5OYB> AND GIRLS’ SCHOOL, na-
I) fertile care of FRIENDS’SPRING GARDEN IN
-BTTTHTK, will reopen 9ihrooDtb, (September), Ist, 186*.
Gircntarsi 667 ’North BJBOAD Street aul9 tu ifa a I2i*
VOTOrLADIES’ SCHOOL. NO.
A 90S CLINTON Street,; established >7 Professor
0. D. oUtYßbAfiPfcl]BjM.' Full Sea»inii cimmonoes
September Bth. PLINY EABCE CAA9H.
MilOlm . '•
"YOUNG LADIES’ INSTITUTE—
J- ([Wi’li Preparatory Department attached) S. E.
corner'd! DILLWYN and GREEN. Fail Termcom
mesces the Bfb of Ninth Month (September.) For Oir
cnlaia apply at 870 North SIXTH S«reet.
anlO lus* . ■ E. PAX3ON, Priseipaii
R T. BOCKMA.N WILL REOPEN
:- W SOlTfiftf, POE GIRLP, 1030 SPRING
Garden SHwt.on SB PTE M3E R lit aiitB-l.it*
H: I>. GEEGORYv A. M>, will reopen
•• W« OlaesicR 1 ftTjfl; "Kneliab SOHOOirfi No. 1103
•M AEKBT;str«fet, mWQ&MJIS*&!* ■: >
TOMALE COLLEGE, -
JO BORHBNTOWN, N. J. '
- This welt established- 'and' flonrishing- Institution hi
pleasantly located on the,Camden and Amboy Railroad,
1% bom-a’ ride froth Phlladoip»ia. Special attention is
paid tii the common arid higher branches of English, and’
superior advantages furnished in Ynesl and Instrumental
SI uaic. French is taught' by a natiye and spoken in the
family. For catalogue*, address .
Eov. JOHN H. BBAEBIiBY, A. M,
• /"j. •
AMUSEMENTS.
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY Off
THE FINE ARTS,
- - 1026 OH KSTNDT STREET, , ••
Ib opeu .daily -(Sundays! excepted) From 9A, M. OH ft
P.-M. Adnupdort 25 cer.ta. Children halt jjrlca.
t Shuras of Stoclr, 830 *’• jy§f
BOAK.MNS.
EO AR DIN G WANTED—For the
winter.by a family of. three persons, who would
fnrnißh tbelr own apartments, and who wish ail the cini
fons ol a home. Addreas li ßox 1922.” Post Office It*
WANTS;
REGISTER.-WANTE—
D-LT Y01i:72 JW 73, asd 75;0f Niles' Register . Addly afc
the office of the Philaddcbla Press. . &nl9-3c
CXTANTED—lmmediate employment,
V W with ft salary, by a young lady who
has received a fine Eoplish and Mathematical e«Juo «.tiaar
and baa had some years* experience as Teacher. tToex-r
cepfiouabie' given. A-ldrppiß * s ELM4..** Fo*
1110 OALLOWHILIi Strat. Is willing, to leave ,-tha
City, v , . au!9 2f.#,
TXT A NTED—A BOY, about 15 y« ara
» V of age, to help in a store; most write welf, and
with good reference'. Address M G-., at this office. 19 2^
WANTED.—A GERMAN LADY,
' ? experiencf din teaching the Piano, the German,
aid French Languages, Grecian Painting, and ttoa
Needlework, dtsites a situation in a Boarding School.
Address F. M., No. 905 North TENTH street. Phils
dflphitt. . - anl9-3t*
gjSi WANTED TO RENT—For a
small family, a Furnished House. Address G. EL
OBOSM AN, Box 327 Y Post Office. au!3-6t
WA N T E D2OO Wagon-makers.
Blacksmiths, and Wood-workers, to fkl.TacaA
ciea for Enlistments in (ho United States Army. Apply
to : ' :. ■ HENRY SIMONS.
United States National Wagon Works,
Corner SECOND and CUMBEBBANO Streets, ,
ttulA6itt , c . .. 1 . c. .. Philadelphia, Pa.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
MTO LET—The new STORES anft
DWELLINGS Nos. 108 and 110 South ELEVEN Off
Street,-replete .with modern conveniences Ininire of
tBOWAS S STKW.-KT, b E. corner SIXTH add
WALNUT, or 623<3onth TENTH Streets. aut9.st*
TTOR SALE—The Stock an<J Fixtures,
JL' or Fixtures without Stook.,of the Grocery Store
northeast corner SIXTH and BUTTONWOOD Streets.
Inquire on the premises. Fixtures entirely new and of
the meet approved style. aulGft#
IA ARR AIDING MACHINES WITH ;
* yV: Doublers and Winders, for sale cheap for cash.
All in good zucuing order. Apply to - ~
" ■ O H. B ABN ABO,
Empire Works, foot of Twenty-fifth street, and . East
Blver. New York. an!3 fit .
REMOVALS.
WM- S. WILKINSON. DEN- .
has removed his Office to/No. 210 North- 1
ELEVENTH Street, above Arch street. aaliL Ot*
COPARTNERSHIPS.
rpHE UNDERSIGNED, S GOOES-
X SOBS to!OHAFFEEB, STOUT, &CO , have THIS ;
DAT formed a copartnership, under the firm of STOUT
& ATKINSON, for the purpose of conducting tha *
Wholesale Dry Goods business, and have taken the store. ■:
No. 623MABKKT Street
Pnn.ADEi.PHiA, July 21,1862.
rpHE COPARTNERSHIP fcwtofm,
- JL SkistinghetFten .ftS Btjdersignei, the firm of ;
A. T. LAKE £'o6., was this day dissolved hy its own ‘
limitation. The business will bo settled by either of the ,
undersigned) at No.-419 MABKET . Street ...
. ■ alex t lane, ■
WM. F. HANSELI*
8. F. SANSBLL, -
B. HANBSLL.
Pnir.AhiEi.PUil, Jtfy 1, 1862.' . ! .jyl-lnth&B
EXCURSIONS.
IMPORTANT TQ
« A
PLEASURE-SEEKERS.
THE PENNSYLVANIA BAILSOAB
Is prepared -to. issue, daring the Sunwes, tickets. *T
greatly reduced ratesaa fellows:
PENNSYLVANIA BAIB2OAD COMF-ANH,
COMMUTATION TICKETS
For one, three, six, nine, or twelve months, at Mar
low rates, for the accommodation of persons living out e#
town, or located on or near theline of She road during
the summer. From arid after July 1, a BtOl great*
redaction has been made on those tickets.
COUPON TICKETS
For. twenty-six trips between, any two points at about
two cents per mile. These tickets are intended for the'
rise of families traveflfeg frwjneally, and are of gnat ad
vantage to persons making occasional trips.
SCHOOL TICKETS
For one or three months, for the use of sohoiarw at
tending school in the city.
CLKItSTMEIT
Living on or near the line of tbs road, and hariv
oocasion to nse the road freonendr in their clerfoxf
capacity, are furnished with certificates entitling Umar
to travel at half fare. AppHoatfow to be mode only M>
Enoch Lewis, General Superintendent, at Altoona.
EXOUBBION TieHBTS
Issued at half fare to parties of. over forty, good te -
■ny reasonable time.
EXCURSION TICKETS during-the Ssunmer are mK
atgreatly reduced rates, for the' benefit of those seek
ing recieation from bnsineea, or in pursuit of health.
Tbeseticketsare gsod for ten days, and are Issued to
OBESSON (top of (he Allegheny Mountains), Al—
TOONA (foot of the mountains), BEDFORD, DOUB
LING GAP, and EPHBATA SPBTNGB.
' For time of departure of trains seabiHu and oarda at
the road.
> :; For Through Tlcketaapply at the offoeof the Com
pany, Bontheaet comer of ELEVENTH and- HABEAS
Streets. . . -■ .
. JAMES COWDBN, Agent ‘
LEWIS L. HOUPT, General Ticket Agent.
jylG-tsel ■ •’
fgiesrwwi WEST CHESTER
PHILADELPHIA BAB*-
BOAT), VIA MEDIA..
PHEASANT AND CHEAP AFTERNOON MX
CCRSION3 ON TUESDAYS Aim PRISA.TS,
Through the finest Country and the most boaofffsl
Scenery to the vicinity of Philadelphia.
On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS of each waek out#
farther notice an Extra Train will leave West Chester B
8.66 P. M. Tor. Philadelphia. ...
Passenger* having Baoursion Tickets can tats«“*»
the 2 or 4.80 B M-. Train from Philadelphia, and fa**
or 6,66 P. M.Train from Wort Chester.
ROTJSD-TBIP TICEBTB PBC«f PHII.ADBIiP|naL
to all Stations east of West Chester, good of «»y
above Trains, ont or in, map be had-on those any* ONuT,
at KXOBBSION BATES, good issued*
For farther-information, apjJvattte ™ket Office, ti
tbe Depot,.Sr, B. ooroer of BMHTBEIJTH and Mtg-
KET Streets. Mjt « _
MAirrDairtOHTruildOOATioaia sob amoaKßoAunS*
ON T9B iiJSM 09 JPH3_I*OA®*
je2l-tuwfa tf
~fTL WSS ANB BBAOI DE»
#Ss2spabtmkht. ‘
0. H. SUBDUES, ■
Corner T WBLFTH a*i EACH Stneti, Philadelphia.
Hernial Trasses and mechanical appliaacea oorrootly
adfrutedby
C. H. NEEMiEB.
Fine French and approved American, adapted to eferr
form or rapture, in adults and ohJldren, English, and
Ameriosn Supporters and Beits, Shoulder Bracee, Soa
pensoriea, Elastic Stockings, and Syringes in srea* jrar
riety. Ladies’ Hepartmeat, TWBLFTH Street, first
doer below Bace. ■ Ocndneted by competent ladies.
j*2B-Bmtr .■
TTECKER’S AND FAHNESTOCK'S
No. 107 Booth WA.TISB Street..
T A DIBS’ AND GENTS’ HAIB
1 i dyed is Faria »tyle» at fCDBTH and B&&KQIL.
asis-tor
J. W. STOUT,
F. T. ATKINSON,
ivs-im*
HENRY WOO®,
Superintendent..