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24 U honrs from Bowes, Del, with
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wheat*» J L Bewley & Co..
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, in, Louisville Giles W Bryant, Boston
w Wolf, Ginn, 0 Ail’d J Wolf, Oinn, 0 •
J, Harper, Wheeling 8 A florbet.'St Loois
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Itilm York , Bl Mitchell, Jr, NY
I ti,. r aß d to, N Y : Mrs T Drew, SI
<t p Meachatn, N Y F P Ambler, Jr, N Y
viand, Jersey City Wldsull, York, Pa •
s , pa P Forte. PottaviUe
del. Pottovtlle Henry T Hills, Mass
rift Ml A wife, Wash Mtsa H D Hogan, N Y
tl: Porks co. Pa Kd Gray, Chicago
pf ch ft wifi, B 0 SB Klndrick, ,Md; -. ,
|,;-'ra,it, Baltimore MUs Knblnson, Baltimore
fnogers, Baltimore Mast H Rogers, Baltimore
Ilian Ax, Baltimore H Buckingham, N Haven
if poster, Now Haven, 0 Talmage, New Hnvea
,r (ary, Buffalo G"o B Cole, Baltimore
,(ij 0 Cole Baltimore W Burner* wf, Wash
Lbc A wf, Poona J A Dushane, Cape May
L**t 11, GapoMay Mti Dushane * 2 ch, ff J
piifcaoe, Gape May Ml,a Dnshane, Cape May
L Pinlians, Cape May Mrs Bewail * o, Oape May
I ; , K Robins & 3 oh, Phllada
p iiifr Fisher, Phlla Miss Pisher, Phllada
it C R Phher, U 8 A X, Owen, New York ,
p A Wallis, Jersey Oity Ooohran, York
;,i, Illirols 0 Brantnn, Jr Chester co Pa
Mil. Sew York F N Shlverlck, New York
Ipsrtrr, Albany J C Cuvier, Albany
\ rob A wife Miss Rverson
Butter Miss Whltehonse
Btmr Miss Aitohmertis, Wash D 0
Wil'isrd, Baltimore Jas 8 Waters, Baltimore '
:mt(|, Provldeocs R T D M Hambleton
I!' 1 1,’tiSi In, Waih D 0 James H Kepper, Scottand
fl'i ' nm, Hartford B. Bh'rsoaa, NiwYork
1J r,tttnui«m N York G* H Ward, New York
E:y;s, Burlington,N JIJ 8 Brown,New York
F.tl'.'ilASTS’ HOTEL—Fourth Bt„ bßlow Arch.
T'j'.i-r, Baltimore S MoOollam. Pennsylvania
fMcm, Poona o M Powell, Wisconsin
ti rf. i.ewisbtirg T 8 Mitobeli. Pittsburg
■!TJ S A W amvaußOO & I, Plttab’g
l!wfn Pittsburg 0 A H Hirers, Pittsburg
r'»t Pittsburg 1 s Ward & lady
K C Tehran* AUegVy B H Richards, New fork
dim, Quincy, 111 M a« B Ball. Pittsburg
IcCowno, Pittsburg Hon G W Stein, Easton ;
Ibrkman/Saetrto Dr R B Donaldson. WasVn
Sharer. New Haven &t YBShaver, Washington
Pittsfield, 111 F Dick. Indiana* 5/
ury, Lancaster M W WesCott, Keokuk
avwt H B MoQauley, New York
W Bail, FittlOWg
AiUSßlCAN—Chestmn atroet, above Fifth,
(' r Porter, Cleveland A Arlama Cleveland
H>r, Pemwfvania J W Patterson, Cincinnati
Pirard, Newark N J , S Drlnkhotue, Easton.
b Etw, Virginia Jo, Pierson, Indiana
Piftw. Indiana J 0 Nohes, PitUbnrg
|w<*. aicerevlUe , B 8 Onotee, Delaware
Dtw*s. Pennsylvania »Mr Osborne A Is, N Toik
B ond, Maryland .JI T Howard, New York
fe, Hagerstown Joan J Perry, Missouri
Defer, Maysvllle, Xy G Blaokbnrn, Pennsylvania
iCjFraus, Delaware A H StoOkly, Smyrna, Del
iteiklf , Smyrna, Del Albert T Clark _
(fiLss-aco, Baltimore BSb'ads, GettysbnriP
S * Slisads, Gettytbnrg M>s 0 Belch, Gettysburg
Nltt hiuk, Bethlehem W Gaekett & son, Easton Pa
"'whey, Sew "Fork Wm Peering, Portland
Boct, Scranton D la Malven, Scranton
’tcie':, Boston
L'JCXB HOTEL—Otiestunt street, atxjve Third.
ML New Havtn V Watt, New Haven
/itlitfa, New Toik 0 Mumf-trd, Brooklyn
litautvae,WMbtojtoit OK Tailor
< 0 Webb, Washington, D 0
tli. Pottjyills YS f) Moore, Virginia
wum at, New York A. Blok, Buffalo .
,Aiii»mr,Nßw York J J Bovey, Pottsviile .' ■
*i.'t New Jmey A Thompson, Now York
iiifirakl, Sm York Mrs Zabriski, New York,*
New York T R Newman, Ysrmont
sc or?. Dolttvsre J J Galnshia
H<oj?an B E Whitney, Hertford
THS UNION— Arob itreet, above Third.
Slntfer, Baltimore- B T Bieek, Bethlehem'
i!"?.?t wjersesf . J tt Bartlett, Hew Jersey
Bwlftt i *f, Kansas J A Kennedy
»Biriej, HanaßeM. 0 i W a Gregory, Ohio
! teiei, ti enton, N J f 0 H Kimble, New Jersey '
wncaater eo Art* ee,GorJon
W:njj, iiorrlatown B Z Strawbridge l lndiana
,l? ' Me <* , »burg F M Mffler, Newark, NJ
Ml'r, Newark, N J 1> L Grove
„*, U ’ N J Mis* E Oleaver, Delaware
l«»»er, Delaware B B Oleaver, Delaware
Ilf 1 5y " , :, Tan >*'Wa George Oole
Ilea, Ohio Gao BHylook, New Jersey
/TATES UNlON|HOTKL—Market, above Sixth.
Cumberland H B Good, Lewiaburg,
_ Bamael Dano,NeWville
Stt * e ]TT C °J p» Mrs Hlnkel, Atlantic City
?2L? , ” fa 9 1 . A«»ntto Oily Thos S Watt, Plttaburg
F T rkc ' abur * 8 t'*n»bert, Huntingdon
mU fclokorD.Lancaßter co James McQaftde
. Dclnn, Danville Bbt J J Stine, Pa
‘Twetason, Oarlisie .
COSHttBBOIAL—Sixth street, above Oheatnnt
?W«ESSr2
ite J r g Worth, Wert Chaster
:fdS eLf J R Oxford, Pa
Bortstewa AD Harlan, Coatesville
tiDISOH HODBB— Second atroet, above Market.
i' ! J r '. ,0W ’ I ' nn, berTme NL Quiver,NowYork
Ne Z Tork A Ackerman, Hew York
wt fchhni, Sow Jerae» W Boliean, 104th Bog V V
e* fJ »7iut, LewiotOwn 8 Baker &U, Taylorsville
k< ■ Minor, Brooklyn: W V'Omb, Mt Pleasant
Black's Iddf J Pullook A fa, 8t Louis
' CD'or, Taylorsville B<3 Bogora, Bldgeway 1
• ‘•’’■’lo & la, Taylorsville
KATIoSAXi HOTBIj—B&ce street. aboveThlrd.
’ l Crtager, tJ S A M 0 Sloan, Bloonurtmrg
» Wyoming B J Mega Ire, Pott»?Ule
Wash, D 0 Mr Wearer & la, pa
at , H M Leli, Allentown
h BB Barrows
Virginia j Lelby «fc la, Lebanon oo
wtocbor i ]», Baaton .
BLACK BBlAß—thlnl Btreet. aboTe OallowhlU.'
Chus Harper, Jenkentown
, Wm Paff, Yatdleyrtlla „ ,
1 B nSV*I dlo * Tn,e SMnl A tied, TardiDj-yl!le k
F T B.ans, YardleyylHe
s£5 l f 1 B Wagenhart,Backsoo.
lioidfSS°’. Pennß D p Bit *er, Penna
. ilt Boada, Bomerton ■
P Boadea, Southampton
tew piite! >, ,? out!l * m ’ n Mr " 0 Vanardadalen, Sou’s
S a ,li 8 a U " , J ,ml>ton A Bookman, Pemja .....
tBW?>S B £ s ?, Mtowo Ji>» WhitiU, Ponna
maid,Dollngton Geo Olemena, Obeßterrat jr
EAQLE—TMrd a*eel,above CaUowhUL
•S«e!.teS U ? oii A S Turnback, M D, Pa
K Kwrm»! ,b !^'"! 1 BethleSto
VSX' Allento 'ra W S Amey, Allentown =
'■iSn' 1 ? B W Hinltb, Harrisburg
f ’ißaokeco M K Begat, Lancaster co
jc H T Sncond street. above Aich.
Ibt Lewi* Brodhead, Penna
Conrad Johnson, USA
marbied.
’ "* .Tbundey evening, 21*t inst,
1 *• 119(1, n!i 11 ■ Christian,. A'fred L Hence, 0. 8.
fc'l'l l ili!lelp^ mBnt P ' V **° MlB3 ferric K. Adams,
>*• Dat^y*!wilA.KB—On the 19th instant, by the
tahofT.; X OO7 w - to
Jcth^ oHA^l,^ n ' 4 H ”thlnstant, by
; HI. tc, MIA°?T\ Mr ’ Tlin “ isa *• Bockin., of Oaie
ktuli Wale b., daughter of the late Nathan
***»®* Germantown* > #
jH DIEU
Vl t; "** ! 1 MoontHolly, on the morning of the
2? Ho'®*. Notice of her funeral
MLlkh il** ift***f BiMilt* Of tide date' »-'#
*!f 0, . d »»> «be hlet inatant/ William
M 4 , s ar , 0!iat l«» M. and the late Elizabeth P, Allen,'
! (a ' 4 Wanda of the family are lnrtted to
K J , “““ ra * a ‘ the weMenoa of hie father, In Be+i
fegjfl^Sr* p. m.i
i/Ll®S ,b ® morning of the '3l«t of Angnat,
<«°* Br - William H.,»ud the
the tri 80 d.® a , t l r6 ’M monthi attbdayl, '
!, *l from f ,m llr are inrited to attend the fn-.
'ntown, on Bn*ni 4enC l' 01 bl ? father, Main atreet, Ber
oZT* ™''* 2 * "i* 0 .
O 19th, at the reel- '
it nt lament Sorer, Bnxborongh, Mary Anna,
I 7l * i® the 4*th year of her age.
V, ° f *Sf family are infited to
V\«d atrwt'tM^JSVtw? 0 ® 07 hor huiband,
»(SatariUy) afternoon, Angnat 333,.
farther n»tice. *#
H,',** ™l8 N mS“ tll * 2l,t '“ttaat, Mr. Daniel Beck
u‘ Utoroe wn ?L B fifth of Jane, at Samge Station.'
i lA *T|«is isara. * *’
Ji IhnitotomS nij?*! lajjent; Benjamin T rankll n,
* U Qartrnde Hartman, aged B monthi
* ...
KNIGHT,—On the 21« t instant, Ellen J., daughter of
Bobeit 8., and Josephine Knight, aged 9 months. *
KNIGHT.—On the 30th instant, John Knight, Br.,
aged 71 sears. . ■ *
BIOBET.—On the 20th instant, Hr*. M. Bloret, aged
88 yean. ' *
CADWALLADEB —On the 21st instant, Charles Ed
ward, only child of Edward and Fhebe A. Cad walla
der, aged 22 months. *
OBOPPBB.—On the 19th Instant, Emma Cordelia, in
fant daughter of William P., and Frances*' A. Croppsr,
aged 14 weeks. #
POWLAN.—On the 20th instant, |Mrs. Heater, wife of
Hr. Wm. Powlan, in the 04th year of heeAge. #
EVANS.—Oh the 20th Instant, in tho'tJ. 8. Hospital
at Broad and Cherry streets, Corporal lewis B, Evans,
aged 22 years, a member.of Co. P, 71st P. V, *
F BAN KLIN.—On the 21st instant, William Franklin,
In the 29th year of his sgel ‘ *
GILLEN.—On the 21nt Instant, James Gillen, aged 38
years.
MATTHIAS —On the 21st I
Instant, Prank E„ ion of
Allan and Mary Jane Matthias, aged 2 years and 30
Says. %■
KEAIM—On the 20th instant, Mrs.EUzabeth Ann
Neale, in the 77tb year of her age. • *
the 2lßt ,nsta nt) Sanmel Nlckoll, In
the 89th year of bis ago. *
PKNNINGTON.—On the 20th Instant, Mary Pen-
aged -74 sears. * '
BBYBOIiD,--On the 2lst Inst, at hi« resident!*, near
Delaware City, John Beybold, in the 824 yew of hi*
*S*. #.
BOHAEITER—On the ,20th instant, Mrs. Elisabeth
Schaerer, aged 04 years, 4 month* and 6 days, *
BTJSDMAN.—On the 21st instant,. Bebecoa, wife of
Benben Stedman, in the49th year other age.' • *
WIGHTMAN—On the 18th inst, Oorp Wm, B,
Vlghtman, 00. D, 9tst Begtment P, Y., at Alexandria,
Ya., aged 21 year* and 11 month*. * , * '
IyOURNING STORE.—BESSON &
XTJ SON, No. 918 CHESTNUT Street. ,
* Black Hoassellne da Laines.doublo widths.
Black Tamlsea.
Black Bummer Bombazines.
Black Kngliahßombazinon.
Black. Alpacas, bombazine anbh.
Black Gres Grain and Poult de Sole Bilks.
Black Crape Maretz and Bareges.
Black Barege Hernani.
Black Bilk Grenadines.
' Black and White Lawns, Ginghams, Ac.
fyS®* RET. A. MANSHIR, WIRE BREACH
LLS in tha Western M. E. Church TO-MOBB® W. at
10X A. M„ and take us the annual lr*ot collootion. It#
[Yjs=» ARCH-STREET M. E. CHURCH, IV.
LL2 E. corner BROID and ARCH Streets —Rev. J
WALKER JAOKSON wilt preach TO-MORROW
MORNING, at Uk o’clock; Her. A. BITTEN HOUSE
at”j; P.M. MisKonary Meeting of the Sabbath School
at2ji P.M. ii#
rv<S=» DR. 3. R. NEWTON HAS TAKEN
LLS BOOMS at 1202 CHESTNUT Street, where he
is prepared to aee patients daily from 8 A. M. to 4 F. M.
an2l3t#
ry<s=> AT A MEETING OF CITIZENS OF
Lk3> Twelfth Ward, held 19th inat., the following
Besolntlon was adopted:
Rnolvcd, That tho | o yal citizens of the Ward hero
assembled, impressed with the vie ire w> well set forth in
the call of the united committees of the People’s and Re
publican Party, adopt the Besoltitiona in said call, and
form a National Union Association, aa required by same,
and pledge themsclVßß to forget past differences, and cor
dially unite to sustain the National Administration, and
onr brethren in arms battling for the honor and integrl •
ty of tho National Administration.
The following persona were elected officers:
JOHN Ij. SBOEMkKEB, President,
JONAS YEBGEB, _ .. . ,
WM. ANBBK9S7 J Tlco p Tealdouts.
SAMUEL SIMPSON, Treasurer. *
THOS. A. GRACE, Secretary.
_ . „ WM. ANDBES3, Olty Executive Com.
T . A. GRACE, Secretary. it#
[Y55=» NATIONAL UNION PARTY.—At a
LkS meeting of the Citizens of the Fourth Precinct of
the First Ward, held on Thursday evenrbg, the 21st
lost., at the house of Captain Hand, the following per
sons were duly elected officers to conduct the Delegate
Blectien to be held on Tuesday evening next:
Judge—RICHARD PELTZ.
Inspector-BENJAMIN BOOKMAN.
THOMABMARSH. '
Oornmlttee on Organization—CHAßLES SAVE BY.
ELIJAH HAND.
The following persona were then placed in nomination
for delegates:
Olty Delegates—JOHN ORTH,
{ RICHARD VAN9OIVER;
Congressional Delegates—JOHN 0. BLAND,
ED WABDB. COBB,'
JAMESP WEBB,
JOHN MARSH.
Legislative Delegates—ROßEßT CHRISTY,
! HBNRY.MIHAN.
Ward Delegates—AßEAHaM STEWART,
DAWSON MITCHELL,
DAVID HARRIS,
CHARLES SMITH,
SAMUEL LABE.
- The election will he held at the house of Oaptain.Hand,
8. W. corner of Sixth and Dickerson, on Tuesday eve
ning next, 28th inst, Polls open from- 6 until 8 o’clock.
DAVID S. FULLER, Chairman.
THOMAS F. O’MEABA, Sectetary. „ It#
fVTE=- NATIOMAL raiOBT’ASSOCIATION,
U 3 FIFTH WARD.
The loyal citizens of the Fifth ward," irrespective of
parly, who are in favor of sustaining the Rational Ad.
ministration in its efforts to snppresß the rebel Hon. will
vote for the Delegates to the several Conventions at the
following places:
Ist Division*—McKeown's, South street, above Second.
Judge—Charloß T. Brown.
. Inspectors—Charles Markland, Lewis Gil
lingham.
2d Division—Glein’a, 8. E. Corner Front and Fine stsl
Judge—William P. Barnard.
Inspectors—-Sami. S. Folwell, Henry Ohar
■■ ■ man.
3d Division—Consldlne’B, 8, W .comer of Fifth and Lom-'
.. . : bare streets.
Jndge—George Johnson.
Inspectors—Wm Phillips, Bobt. Btowart.
4th Dfrisimi—Steinmetz N. Wr earner of Front and
T Union Bireols
Judge—John B. Kouney.
Inspectors—H. 8. Gilbert, E. J. Kenney.
6lh Division—Helverson’e, Front street, above Dock.
Judge— Francis H Ouffee.
Inspectors—J. Blake, W. Wllso.
6tli Division—Burns’, Spruce street, below Fifth.
, Judge—Wm H. PepSgnau. .
Inspectors—Tboß (look, Jaceb H. Burns.
7lh Division—O’Brien’s, Fifth street, above Prune.
Judge—Job F Lrughesd _
. .Inspectors—o. W. steel, John Gus.
81h Division—Zane’s, Sixth street, below Oheilnut.
Judge—J. B. Earl -
, Inspectors—Geo. Oallihan, G. W. Baugh.
The Polls will he open from 7 to 9 o’clock P, M.
By order of the Amo elation :
. WILLIAM S. SMITH, Ohairman.
JossJ. Fn»KKi,is, ) „ .
* Egbeist K. Nicholls, j Boctotanea
B«g».;TWJENTIETM WAR®.— TH.E. CITI-
IkJS ZBNB of the several Precincta of the TWEN
TIETH WARD will meet TBI9 (SATURDAY) EYE
NING, at the following named places, viz:
, I’lrat Precinct, Hand-in-Hand Engine House, Ninth,
above Poplar street.
Second Precinct, Sonth Penn Hose House, Tenth, be
low Thompson streets.
Third Precinct, Ramsey’s, comer Seventh Mid Oxford
streets, H .
' Fourth: Precinct; Mefzgar’s, Southeast corner of
Eleventh and Girard avenue. „
Fifth Precinct, Beacon’s, Northeast corner of Twelfth
and Poplar afreets.
'Sixth Preclnet, Thempsen’s, Beacon and Girard
avenue.'.
Seventh Precinct, Eckstein’s, Eleventh and Master
streets.; :* ■
Eighth Precinct, Fox’s, Fifteenth and Thompson
Btreets.
/Ninth Precinct, Shields, Nineteenth and Ridge avenne.
Tenth Precinct, Inikeas, Columbia and Ridge avenne.
Eleventh Precinct, Beckler’s, Eleventh and Oxford
streets.' 1 ' -
For the purpose of making general nominations for
Congressional, Senatorial, Representatives,: City, and
Ward Delegates, and for the election of three members
of the Ward Executive Committee.
The (lection of delegates will take place at the above
named places on TUESDAY (2Gth Inst) NEXT, between
the hours of 6 and 8 o’clock P. M. -f.
The officers of the election will make their returns at
the Hal), corner of Eleventh and Girard avenne, imme
diately after the closing of the Polls.
By order of National Union Association,
JOSEPH F. MABOER, President
Eifhhey Heritage, ? teri 9
Charles M. Evans, 5
nr==- OKAY RESER’
following additional!
Kilted to the Finance Oomtnl
W. S.Baird.. ....#25
G. W. Hickman A G 0... ,20
Feldman. Gunsenhauser
A Nn5baum...........20
Potsdamer & 8r0....... .10
0. V. Ponltßey.... 100
Fred’k 8r0wn...........10
SOBSOBIPTIONS 50 001
HUNT, 88881
A. E. Roberts 8100
J Boil Qlark 25
W, A. Beegar ...........25
-Jt.-M* liM .25
Fred. It' 8eegar.........25
Edgar W, Earle ...25
H. F. Kenney........... 26
James Baddell ..........26
John II Fine........... 25
James M. Wills 25
JtobertE, 8ei11y........50
Harty F. West SO
Georgo P. Longhead 20
John E. Ashmead,.... ...10
J. West Union .10
H. I.;5»ilor. ~10
j H.B. Gaw ...10
Tyler, gtone & Co ... 10i
0. &H. Borie... .10.
Win. A. Brown.J ~10
John Price...... 77.... .; 10|
George Massey 10
B. Y.Ma55ey........ 10 - ■■
A meeting of the Finance Qommittee will be held at
the FrankUn Institute Building, on IB end ay afternoon
next et five oidock. Thn Bonnty Committee will be at
Osmp Hslleek” on Friday afternoon. *
■ It . ALEX. P. OOI.EBBEBBY, Secretary.
rY7g=“ NOTICE —THE PENNSYLVANIA
UoJ FIBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
' , Auoubt 21st, 1863.
The annual meeMng.'of tbo Stockholders of tbePenn-,
sylvania Fire Insurance Company will be held at their'
office'on MONDAY, the first day of September next, at
10 o’clock, A- M., when an election will be held for nine'
I ireetore, to serve for the ensuing year.
anZl teel WM G. CROWELL, Secretary.
ry=* OFFICE OF THE HARKISEOKG,
UJ? PORTSMOUTH, MOUNT JOY, AND DAN,
OAoTEB RAILROAD COMPANY— Pjm„UHSI.rBU.
August 20,1862 ' " .
The aunusimeeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany will be held on FBIDAY;* the 6tb day of September
next, at 11 o’clock, A. M , at No. 3 WILLING’B AD.
DRY, at which time an election will be held for Thirteen
Directors, to serve for the enrufng.year. ~
anSl- Wt* GKOROB TABER, Secretary.
rrS=* TO THE UNION ELECTORS OF THE
LLS EIGHTH LEOHLATIVE DISTRICT, OOM
PRISING THE TENTH WARD, AND FIRST,
FOURTH, FIFTH, SEVENTH, AND EIGHTH PBE
OINOTS OF THE FOURTEENTH WARD. >
Qxnti.kmbn :—1 am still your Representative, and
from a sense of duly to you, submit the following state
ment: ‘
vTbeClty of t FbUadelphia is paying emimmenge sum of
money for the collection of Its revenues. To correct this
wrong, I last winter introduced a bill; which, had It be
come a law, would have saved the City at least fifty thou
sand dollars a year; The bill passed the House, bnt was'
lost In the Senate.
I cordially supported Hr.. Wlldey’s bill, which pro
posed to repeal the Aot of 1861, under which Act,the.
Beceiverof Taxes had.olaimed five percent.on outstand
ing taxes. That bfll passed the House, and was alio de
feated In the Senate. Late in the session the Members
ofthe.Hiuxe were startled t > learn, that at . the instance
of the Becelver of Taxes,- or of persons in his interest,
who had visited Harrisburg for that purpose, the collec
tion of the ftate and Mercantile tax bad been : surrepti
tiously taken from the City Treasurer’s Office, and trans
ferred to the Receiver of Taxes Offioe, with an increased
charge of 2|f per centum for collecting, Ac. g > ■/.
That obnoxious law was soon repealed, and I had the
‘•cnorof assisting in the work. .Soma of. the parties tin
“fj’ately Interested, la maintaining the present unjust
■f, v eB I ,om a system of collecting; taxes,.determined
. no longer lnterfere with their,wishes, and
oelffire tte close of: fits rsessioh'lc Waa informed that, a
yonpg man. who is a clerk in the Receiver of Taxes .
OaMr.W.Wßfo'eeted as my,successor./
■ fo.carrying out tty* (Urthem) de
. They,rely fdr,snecess, not so much upon their strength,
as upon thebeliefthat, ypdwlll, a, heretofore, neglecrito
take part In nominating candidates for plaoee of trust.’' ■
. Apprised s ** You' ibit fact, and having a
direct personal interest iu the proper settlement of the
issue that is nowpending, it is- for you severally to de
tsrmlae whether you will keep away from the poll* on the
afternoon and evening of Tuesdajnext,(the 26th !nst.,)
and allow mo to be proscribed* for attempting, to protect
your rights, or attend and rebuke the efforts of a few oltr
•officials, wbo, not content with Immense rooelpts, assume
to select your Representatives. • • ■
I remain,’yonr'friend and obedient serv’t,
_ang33-Bt* W.'L. DENNIS.
T ADIES*:' 'HAtR-DYHSING AND
JLi CHILDREN’S HAIR-CUTTING done in.the most
approved style at FOURTH and BBANOH. as33-lf tf
'• ••• .. • ' ''' "■ ;
au23-lt#
PE REGIMENT The
rabseriptions have baon re-
Ittee: ■
Oath or wood A Wine
bronner 850
I. B. Phiilios ..........100
B W. Bihl, Oo.F 20
Verroo * Mitchell 10
Sbapta'gh, Roe 4 00....300
ifPANY D, FIE3TBE&I
tVK BRIGADE.
8. T. Herring.......... 510
J M. Duncan 10
George A. D&damn .10
Oh»rie»K. Ide 10 -
P. Bartholomew 10
J H. T. .....5
John Lawson. 5
Henry Buddy 5
W. H. T......-. 5
John Mote. Jr ......6
8. Dreeebach........,.5
Martin-Thayer.. 5
S.;G, 5mith.....,...,....6
George Harkin5..........6
James B. Bryson... 6
J. B. Harris 5.
Thomas B. Lancaster.... .6
J ; 8.. Bazley 6
8. H Colton ...5
A. D. Wagner......... 5
John 8n55e11.............3
clash, sundry parties.... .47
MILITARY
JJUCKTAIL BRIGADE.
A FEW PICKED MEN WANTED IM
■.,/ . . DIATELT,^
For a Company in Colonel L. Wlstor's (143 d) Regiment
of this oelobrated Brigade
mo IN ADDITION
TO ALL OTHER BOUNTIES WILL BE PAID.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY
AT 73T MARKET STREET.
au2o4t
119th REGIMENT, GOL. P. 0.
H BLLMAKHR-SI6T t $187! BIST! Attention!
j|l Attention I Attention! #lB2 Bounty, $5 Extra,
on Doing sworn in..
A FEW,'MORE MEN WANTED FOR COMPANY 0,
OF THIB SEGMENT.
Apply at the Recruiting Office, northeast corner of
BROAD, and RACE Streets.
FRANK. LOGO, -
Beorniting Officer.
Capt. A. T, GOODMAN.
Lieut. Benjamin Samoa. au2l.Bt#
11 TURN OUT! TURN OUT!
M 12Ut REGIMENT P. V., Col. 0. BIDDLE. TEN
I}J MEN WANTED for Company B. Apply at No 606
VINE Street. . . l.v.
Ist Lieut. MAX HEIN, Capt. A. LAWRIE..
2d Lieut OHAB. F. HULSE. au2o 4t#
J NO BOUNTY OR ADVANCE
*OPAY AFTER THE 22dINST.—THE 121STBEOI
WMFNT PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS, OOL.
CHAPMAN BIDDLE, accepted by the State as one
ofthe regiments to be raised In Philadelphia.
Recruits for this regiment are' entitled until the 23d of
August to the'United States bounty of $lOO, to the City
of Philadelphia bounty of $6O, and to an extra bounty of
slo—ln all $l6O, besides a premium of *2 at the time of
muster, and one month’s pay in advance (813 ) Becruita
are immediately mustered into service, uniformed, and
sent by oars on the same day to the healthy.camp at
Edgewood, near Chestnut Hill. For the several recruit
ing stations see the general advertisement in this paper,
or apply at 606 VINE Street, 728 Z ANB Street, 229 North
SECOND Street, 43 North THIRD Street, 821 MABBBT
Street, So. Ac. . - ante dt23
J HEADQUARTERS CADWALA
II DEB REGIMENT,' 120th h V., OOL._WM.Jf.
JJjSOHBEIBER, S. W. Corner NINTH and WALNUT
Streets. Recruits wanted to fill up the above'Begi
ment. Volunters from the country wilt receive the Olty
of Philadelphia Bounty, making altogether $166. Apply
by mall, or in person, as above , '
WM. F. SOHBEIBEB,
au2o-6t# r Col 120th Beg. P. V.
II BUCK-TAIL BRIGADE, $ 165
OBOUNTY—SIO EXTRA FOR FIRST FIFTEEN
HiMEN ENROLLED— Dok’t Waitto-bb Dkaftkd,
thereby losing all bounties. Men mustered on enlist
ment. Pay and rations to commence at once.
. CHARLES 8. BOYD,
(Formerly of Commcnwealth Artiilory,)
Second Lieutenant and Recruiting Officer,
aulO-Cl# No 727 MARKET Street.
rg THE 116th REGIMENT, P. V.,
H accepted for three years, are how nearly ready for
At! the field. Fractions of companies will be accepted
from the country. Boorntts from the ocuntry coming
Into this regiment will receive $56 bounty in addition to
the bounty paid by their county and General Government.
Transportation will be furnished on applieation to those
Headquarters, 624 MARKET Street, Philadelphia, or to
Major G. H. BABDWELL, at “ Herr’s Hotel,” Harris
burg. . ' • D. HEKNAN,
aull-12t Col. Commanding 116th Regiment, P. V.
J| CITY BOUNTY FUND COM-
H MISSION.
W NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS.—OfficiaI informa
tion has been given to the City Bounty Fnnd Com
mission, that the following named;regiments have been
accepted by the Governor of .Pennsylvania, on aocount
ofthe quota of Volunteers required from the city of
Philadelphia, viz : ■ ,
Zouave d’Afriqne, Col Oollis.
Regiment No. 116, Col. Heenan. k.'
■ •*■■■■ 11 117, Col. A. H. Tippin, Scott Legion.
** 11 118, OoLC.M.Pro vost,Onrn Exchange.■
“ •< .119, .Col. P.C. Ellmaker, Gray Reserves,
“ “ 121, Col. Chapman Biddle.
' The Commission are ready to pay the bounty to volun
teers in said regiments undor the rules and regulations
heretofore published
auls-12t - JOHN 0. KNOX, Chairman.
II 121st RIGIMEJNT P. V.—.RE
-0 ORUITS wanted for Company D, of the 23d Philadel-
Hf phis Light Infantry, Colonel Chapman Biddle. Apply
atlbe ANDERSON HOUSE. 1619 SOUTHstreet, op
posite the Kater Market. Bounty, $160.' Mastered in
at once. CHARLES E. ETTING,
eu!B-6t Second Lieutenant.
U 121st REGIMENT PENNSYL-
I 'Bi A a. V °“ NTBEBS ’. “ CHAPMAN
'•“> BEOEUITS WANTED FOE THE WAE.
A premium ot 82 will be paid to oaoh rocruitatthe
time of master.
One month’s pay in advance, and
8160 Bounty, to wit: - ■ .
825 United States Bounty in cash.
850 City ef Philadelphia Bounty.
. 810 Extra Bounty, and ; ,
876 United States Bounty at the end of tho war.
Recruits will be mustered immediately , Into service.
Pay and rations from date of muater. -
: Apply at any of the following recruiting stations:
ALEXANDER LAWBIE, Captain (Jo. B, No. £O9
'VlXkd . .
OHABLES T. HULSE, 2d Lieutenant 00. B, K. W.
comer of Franklin Square.
J -FBANK STERLING, Captain Co. C, SS. corner
Sixtb and Minor streets.
GEORGE WM. POWELL, 2d Lieutenant, Co. O, N.
E. corner Twelfth and Spring Garden streets.
OHABLES E. BITING, 2d Lientenant 00. D, No.
1529 South street. 1 '
M. W. O.'BARCLAY, 2d Lientenant 00. E, No. 715
Giratd avenue.
J, ALFRED EAT, 2d Lientenant 00. F, Brnner’s
Hotel, Main street. Germantown.
.* WM. SMITH HOBART, 2d Lieutenant Co. G, Potts-'
town, Montgomery county. .
EDWARD GB A 5 Z,. Jr., 2d Lientenant 00. H, S. E,
corner of Tenth and Thompson streets
JOHN DUBBOEOW, 2d Lientenant 00. I, No. 229
North Second etreet.
• JOSHUA GARSED,2d LientenantOo.K, Main street,
Franhferd '
JOHN lUNGERIOH, 2d Lieutenant, No. 43 North
Third street. v '"-'
SAMUEL Tv LLOYD, Captain 00. E, No. 728 Zane
' HARRY HERTZ uEB, Lientenant, No. 821 Market
Street. ... . T ■■■ ■ ;
v JAMES ASHWORTH, Captain 00. I, Franbford.
JAMESsMAGNEE, Lieutenantr N. E. corner Sixth
and Minor,streets! ' "
WILLIAM W. DORR, Lieutenant, 389 North Thir
teenth street and 405 Walnut street.
SAMUEL 0. THOMAS, Sergeant 00. D, No. 431
Chestnut street,
T. E ZJLLL, No. 42 South Fifth street.
aul6t23j.D THOMAS M HALL. Adjutant
ATTENTION; CAVALRY!—
ySj&A 8162 BOUNTY —Wanted able-bodied men
to fill a souadroh in a battalion >for spe
cial service, under.JAMES A. SOHOONMAKER, by
order of Secretary of War.- Apply to .
Oapt. J. W, HALL,
. Oapt H. N. HARRISON,
Ist Lieut. 0. W. MORRIS, Js.,
Ist Lieut. J G. MORRIS,
au2l.3t* 328 WALNUT Street, third story.
IMPLEMENTS OF WAR.
ITIHE NEW CAN SON.
X THE WAR DEPARTMENT
Has requested that Drawings and descriptions of the
New Cannon of long range should be forwarded to
Waehington. ‘i
To do this, requires tho completion of tho model which
has already cost over seven hundred dollars. About
five hundred dollars are needed f to finish it so that-the
requirements of the War Department can be met
Are thare any persons sufficiently awake to the import
ance Of this matter to contribute' the necessary means,
either as an investment or otherwise, or most the re
quest of the W ar Department be declined 1
A capable mau ls wantf d to obtain subscriptions from
those willing to contribute on application.: The service
will be well-paid. A. M. DENSMOBK,
-Attorney for the Inventor,
Vau23-2t ~ 132jf South THIRD Streot.
POLITICAL. .
Receiver of. taxes,
I. J JAMES O KELCH,
SECOND WARD. an 23 6t*
T?OK CITY CONTROLLER, 1862,
J? GEO. vr. mjFTY,
EOUETEENTH WABD: aoT-tn
PHOTOGRAPHS.
X>RIG ADIER GEN. CORCORAN.—.
JD A Card Pholograph of Brigadier Gen. OOROO
RAN, just published. MCALLISTER * 880.,
au23 2i •' 728 CHESTNUT.
riBNERAL KEARNEY—-A very
fine Oard Photograph of General KEARNEY,'
just published. *' MCALLISTER A BRO.,
: au23-2t 728 CHESTNUT.
f~IAPT. W. W. MoKEAN, U. 8. N.
W A very fine Card- Photograph of Captain W. W.
MoKEAN, iust published;-——:
Tri- - ‘ ' MoALLISTER S 880,
: #u23-2t v - . 728 CHESTNUT.
A FAITHFUL LIKENESS of your
self are BEIMEB’S Colored. Photographs for $l.-
Their merits have gained, them a wide-spread reputation;
When yon desire a good picture, go to SECOND Street,
.above Green. ." ./ .. T /; It#
ED E GAN T COLORED PHOTO
• GRAPHS —Cartes it Visile, and other Photo
graphs, may be colored in the moßt elegant manner, by
any person of taste, ; by the rise of NE WTON’S AL
BUMEN! COLORS. For circulars of Information, ad
dress J. E. TILTON & GO;, Boston, Sole Agents for the
United'States.
BCBOLZ & JANENTZKY, 112 South EIGHTH St.,
Agents for this city and State. aul9-tntha3t'
A BT EMPORIUM—RE I MER’S
XX GALLKB SECOND BTBB*T, ABOVE
GREEN—wliere you are sure lo get the best pictures.
His Colored PhotographsJor $1 are positive evidence of
its truth. ... 'll*-''
educational.
T?RIENUS ? EOHOOL FOR BOYS,
X? OSLKB 'Avenue, north from Noble atreet, below
Hxth.'wlll reopen on Second Day, Ninth Month ,(Sept.)
Ist. Obarge, Sl2 per term of flve months. ! All denomi
nations admitted. THO 3. SHED LEY,. ,
au23-12t* , Prinolpal.
pRITTENDEN’S PHILADELPHIA
U / COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, SEYK NTH AND
CHESTNUT Streets.
Thorough preparation for any Business House.
Instruction given'to both Ladles end Gentlemen.
EVENING SESSIONS after September IStb. an 23 71*
TNSTRUCTION THROUGH BO V OKB,
X Objects, Pictures, and iucfi Endoiomenfe ar haiJS
been,.or may it given, to the Teacher and the Tanght,
ANNE DICKSON, \
.au22-tu«6t*,. ' 108, South EIGHTEENTH Street' >
' ’ ■. . " ’BthSeptember.
fa TO VOLUNTEERS.
ARMY WATCHES. -
* WehavejnstreMivedanassofttnwit or Gold and Sil
ver Watches, made expressly to onr order, and pecu
liarly adapted to those in Die Army, on account of their
extra strength tmd simplicity of coustracti'in, which we
will sell v er y,low;-, LEWIS LADOBUB & 00., ,
* * Ho.'BW OHESTN (ft Street *
ryOKXTYPES—You will find nothing
x imthe llue « pjetures to exctll the beauty, aeonraoy,:
or finish, of XIEIMEB’S Ivbrytypes. Their coloring i«
artfotic and nataraL SECOND Street, Green. *
THE PRESS.—FIIILADELPHIA, 33, : 1862. ~
Jnßt opened, a few canes of French Shirting Flan
nels, in neat Btripes, Checks, and Plaids, of desirable
styles and analitios.
ALSO—Gray, Scarlet, and Bine Flannels.
au!2 SHABPLESS BBOTHBBS.
TPAL L DBS LAENES, ALL NEW
JL’PATTERNS.—HamiIton De Baines. .
T7NGLIBH PRINTS, PALL STYLES.
J J Opening of British Prints.
4-4 French strlos. -
EYBE A I/ANDKItL,
anB FOUBTH and AROH.
T INENS, WHITE GOODS, HOBIE
JLI BY, EMBBOIDERIES.—'The subscribers, In ad
dition to the House Furnishing and Curtain Departments
of the Dry Good* Bnsiness,' give special attention to and
have always on band a fresh stock of the beßt Sheeting
Linens, White Goods, Hosiery, and Embroideries, to
Which the attention of buyers is respectfully requested.
SHEPPABD, YANHABLINGEB & ARRISON,
ans-ist , ;008 OHEBTNCT Street.
mHE LAST CHANCE FOR BAR-
Jl gains.
: rCBTHBB'BEnno’rroM-iwrnxoEs, .
We are determined to. close ont the balanoe of our Som
mer Btook bofore the flrst of September. In order to do :
se we will offer ear entire stock ot
_ FANCY SILKS.
BESIBABLE BBESS GOOBS,
IIAOE MAJSTI.EB AND POINTKS,
SILK COATS AND SACQUE3,
At lower prices than those of any other Betail House
In the city.
can’t be matched in prices and qualities, as they were all
bought before the last rise, and we are able to sell them
'•tear ■ •
■DABGAINS IN dry goods.
JL# The following lots will bo sold at a great sacrifice
to close them out—viz:
Two lets Black Bilk and Wool Ohallieg at 18 v c, worth
87Xo. ■ '
Five pieces Barege Anglb at 4c, worth 100.
Five pieces plain Barege at 12Xc.
Also, a large lot of Shetland Shawls, at very low prioeg,
splendid for traveling or at watering places.
At JOHN H! STOKES’,
IySO . 702 ABO H Street
A LLWOOL FRINCff FLANNELS.
JTjL- Fancy stile*, for (Jont»! Shirts.
F3TBE & LAKVKLI,.
anB FOOBTII and ABOH.
A LL-WOOL .CHEQUED OA S H
HK E E S.—4o-incb lock and White Chocks
fine pnre iaine Cashmeres. Imported and fer sale by
SHABPLBBB BKOTHEBS, '
CHESTNUT and BIGHTH Streets.
Tweeds and c&ssimeres.
1,600 yards heavy Cawiimeres, just opened.
Also, 1,000 yards all-wool Tweeds, 62 to T 6 oents.
Bummer and Fall Oasßimeres, a full stock.
Hen’s and Boys’ wear, our stock is complete.
DOMESTICS.
Bleached and Brown Shirtings.
Bleached and Brown Sheetings.
- - Cotton Flannels, Domet, all wool, and Saojaa do.
Cotton Goods, at lowest markot rates.
i HOJSfISY-COMB QUILTS.
Marseilles ana lancaster Qniits.
Bathing Flannels, Mosquito Nets. ,
Linen Table Damasks and Napkins.
Cheap lots of 4-4 heavy Irish Linens.
CLOSING OCT.
: Silk Mantles, Thin Dusters, Lace Goods.
Boys’Summer Clothing.
Thin Drees Goods, Black Tamartines.
Ohallies, Mohairs, Mozambiquos, Ac.
OOOPKB &OONARD,
jy3l-tf ,8. E. corner NINTH and MARKET sin.
PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER.
:■ DEPOT QtJAUTKKMASTER’3 OFFICE, )
,i 216 G, corner EIGHTEENTH Street, )
" WssHisoTbs*, D. 0., August 20,1862. \
SEALED'PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until SATURDAY, August the oOtil, et l’2 o’clock a.,
for delivering in the city of Washington, at such.a.point
as the Depot Quartermaster may direct, ftvo hnudred
tbonsand (600,000) feet of Lumber, of the followingkindg.
and description, viz: -
300,000 feet 4 4 (1-inch) common Cuttings (White
-Pine ) :--t, .
- 68,670 feet 64,(1jf-inch) common Oulllogs (White
Pine).
41.666 feet Joist, 3.by 6,16 feet long (Hemlock.)
■ 16,666 feet Joist, ,3 by 6,14 feet long (Hemlock.)
16.666 feet 'Joist, 3by 6,12 feet long (Hemlock.)
.33,333 feet Scantling, 3by 4,16 feetiong (do.)
16,666 feet Scantling, 3by 4,1* feet long (do.)
8,333 feet Scantling, 3by 4,12 feet long (do.)
All the above described- to ..be good merchantable lam- -
ber,sutject to the inspection of an agent, appointed on
the part of the Government. . - ,
" All the lnmber to be delivered within twenty-five days
after signing the contract. v
■ Proposals from disloyal parties will not be considered.
An oatK of allegiance to the United States Government
must accompany each proposition.’
The ability of the bidder to, fill the contract, shonid it
be awarded to him, muat bo gcarantied by two respon
sible persons, whose signatures are to be appended to tho
guarantee. - -t ,
The responsibility of the guarantors must be shown by
-the: official certificate of the clerk of the nearest distriot
conrt, or of the United States District Attorney. 1 "
Bidders must be present in person when the bids'are
opened, or their proposals will not be oonßidored.: : •
• Theluil name and post-office address of the bidders
mnst appear in the proposal.
If the bid is made in the name of a firm, the names of
all the parties must appear, or'the bid will bo considered
as the individnal'propbsal of the partner signing it
Bonds in the sum of five thousand dollars, signed by
the contractor and both his guarantors, will be required
of the successful bidder upon signing the contract. 1
The right to reject any or all bids, that may be deemed
too high is reserved by tbe Depot Quartermaster. '
Informal proposals will be rejected.
: Proposals must be addressed to Captain EDWARD L.
HABTZ, Assistant-Quartermaster, U. 8. Army, Wash
ington, D. 0., and should he plainly marked “ Proposals
for Lnmber.” - . ... . ..... ...
We, ——; of the county of -—and State of -r—, and
——, of the’cdttnty of and 'State of ——, do hereby
guarantee that '4 —is ablo to.fnlfll the contract, in act
cordance with the terms of his proposition, and that
should his proposition be accepted, he wiii.at once enter
into a contract in accordance therewith
Should the contract be awarded him we are prepared
to become his securities. .
[To this guarantee rqigt be appended thp certificate
above mentioned,) •
ft • EDW’D L. HABTZ, "
au23-7t Captain and A. Q ; M., U. S. A.
W BROTHERHEAD’S CIROU
IT • LATINO LIBBABY.—AII the HEW English
and • American Books, including ALL CLASSES of Lite
rature."' Thlß la; the ONLYsLibrary In the country that
inclndes all the NEW ENGLISH BOOKS that are not
BBPBINTBD here.
' Terms $5 per pear; € months $8; three months SI.SC,
or ß cents per flap..: 218 6onth EIOHI'H etroefc Jy?-2m*
Q.IRARD FIRE AND MARINI
OTTICB 41* WALNUT STBEET, PHILADELPHIA
This oompany contkmesto taka risks en ths safes
classes of Property at low ratos.
The pnblio can rely upon Its responsibility,and abili
ty to pap losses promptly. Its disbursements for «ht
benefit of tbe pnblio. during the last nine years, exoeed 1
$500,000.
and ere respectfully solicit its favorlnthe future.
. DIBSCTOBB.
CHAB. I. DUPONT, JB&BY WALKER,
JOHN W. CLAGHOBH, JOHN THOBNLET,
O.T.HBAELITT, ABBAHAM HAST,
DAVID BOTH, Jr., PETER S. HOE, oCH.I
TH. H. SWAIN, TUBMAN BHEPPABD
JOSEPH KLAPP, MD. N. B.L A WHENCE,
WM. 0. RODMAN, JOHN SUPPLE!.
THOMAS OBAVEN, President
A. S. QILLETT, Vloo President.
JAB. B. ALVOBD, Seoretary. ap3S>tf.
TiUME INSURANCE COMPANY,
JD Ho. 406 CHESTNUT Btreet '
rma ano inland 'inbubanow.
DXBEOTOBS.,
V. H.Bnck, B. D. Woodroff,
Ohaa. Blchardeon, JobsKeesler, Jr.,
Henry Lewis, Jr., F. S. Josiloe,
Alex. WhUldin, W aehington Jana*,
. Oeo. A. West, Chas. Stokee. ‘
O. W.Davla, JcdmwT Brennan. '•
| TBANOIB N.'BUCK, President.
■fJOHABLEB BKHABDSON, Vioa Preiddenf
WTLLIAMB L BLANOHABD, Secretary
*** /commonwealth FIREINSU*
v/ BANOE COMPANY,, *o> THE' BTATE PI
PENNSYLVANIA. , , ,
- ■ ■ „_DIBHOTOBS. " t *
David Jayne,M.D., Charles H.Bogera,
JohnM. WhjtalL John K. Walker,
Edward O.Knlgbt, ■ , Robert Shoemaker,
Thomas 8. Btewart, : William Stmthec*,
■ Henry Elijah Jones. .V:
DAVID JATOE, M D., President.
JOHH M. WHITALL, Tie* PresMwt,
•r SAMUELB.MOOH,Secretary.
B tu Bsmom
* . I . v » i,-r'
RETAIi. DRIT GOODS.
TjIANCY DRESS BILKS, 56 CENTS.—
X? Fancy Dress Silks, 82 cents.'
Fancy Breed Silks, 75 cents. .
Fancy Drees Silks, 87 cents.
/ CUBWEN STODDART A 880.,
Nos. 460,452, and 454 North SECOND Street, .
au22-3t above Willow. ■
TJICH BLACK BILKB.-AU Widths
All and Grades, at onr nsnal low prices.
CUBBWEN STODDARD & 880.,
Nos. 460,452, and 454 North SECOND Street, .
,a022-3t , above Wtl’ow.
QTELLA SHAWLS, $ 2.50.
SteliiShawls, $3 00. tv
-.-■■■ , Stella Shgwle, 83.50.
Stella Sfiawls, $4 00. - - .
Stella' Shawle, $4.60.
i Stella Shawls, $5.00.
Comprising ell cologs.hcentres, and desirable border
logs. , CUB WEN BTODDABT A 880.,'
Nos. 450,412, and 454 North BKOOND Street, ,
at22.Bt - , above Willow.
•DLANKKTS.
MJ . ■ Blankets for
Family and Hotel purposes*
9*4 Twilled Blankets.
10 4 Trilled Blankets.
11- 4 Twilled Blankets.
12- Twilled Blankets.
13- Twilled Blanket*.
Of approved makes.
CURWEN •fItODBABt) &
Noe. 450, 452, and 454 North SECOND Street,
&n£2-3t above Willow.
F'
•ANCY SHIRTINff FLANNELS. —
PaclfloDoLatnesi
Manchester X)o Loinos.
EYRE A LANDELL,
FOURTH and ARCH.
OUR BLACK SILKS
OLD LOW PRICE 3,
Grio lot cheapest Black Figured Silks ever offered.
Also, a good assortment of -
- DOMESTIC GOODS.
H: STEEL & SON,
Ho. 718 North TENTH St, above Ooates. ■
192* CHESTS UT STREET
“ OF, SPECIAL INTEREST TO LADIES."
EL Mi NEEDLES
Haa just opened NEW GOODS as follows: Broad
i hem-stitched Bdkfs., 2,2%i and 3 inch hem; hem.
[ stitched Hdkfs. (all linen), 13c., or 51,60 per doz.:
! dcw styles narrow val. edgings and headings; new
i styles points lace and ether collars and setts,
1 ALL FOR BALE AT,OLD PBIOE3.
AM fancy made-up goods, such as lace and other
, setts, collars, sleeves, veils, bdkfs.. Ac. Ac., will be
closed out, FOB THIS MONTH ONLY, prepara,
tory to laying in Fa'l Stock,.. ,:J-’ ■ _
AT A BBDUOTIOS OF 20 PER CENT.
“ Remnants of all kinds of loams. White
Goods, Edgings, Ihsertings, See: he , will also be
closed out at S HF ATT DISCOUNT.
As all of the above goods, have recently advanced
from 20 to 26 per cent., from the increased rates
of exchange and tariff, the above great reduction
from our old prices should prove a great induce
ment for purchasers of these'articles to'.buy during
this month. - an 9 tf
■1024 CHESTNUT STREET. “
PROPOSALS.
FORM OF GUABANTBK.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
insurance companies,
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITALSBOO,OOO.
" COMMISSION HOUSES. '
gKOWN DRILLS,
v 'of T ' /
STANDARD QUALITY,
FOB SALE BY
WELLING, COFFIN, & Co.
jyiV-siatbSm • - - , 320 DHBBNUT STREET.
JONBDALE 00/S
* ’ 4-4, 7 B,' AND 29-INCH’ FINE
bleached bhi stings.
BILEBIAB,
PAPER MUSLINS/and
COLT CAMBRICS.
FOR SALE BY
WELLING, COFFIN, & Co.
. "V ’• SELLING AGENTS,
jylS stutbSm 220 CHESTNUTBtreet.
25 000 ydS - 12 oz * U. S. A. DUCKS.
20,000 YARDS 10 oi. U. S. A. BUCKS.
IT, 000 X DOMET ARMY FLANNELS.
So' CABEB ARMY STANDARD COTTON
’ "FLANNELS. •
ISO BALES ARMY STANDARD COTTON
: DRILLS. ...
SEAMLESS BAGS of tho following brands:
LEWISTON, “A,” AMOSKEAO, “ C,"
ANDROSCOGGIN, “A,” CANADA, •<A,"
PREMIUM, “A,” BENSALAER, «A."
For Sale by
DE COURSEY & HAMILTON,
an2l-tl)BtuBt* 23T CHESTNUT Street.
Q.EOBGE D. PARRISH
1 0ffers for sale, now In store,
- 50,000 YARDS
25-27.1N0H ALL-LINEN DRILLS.
. V', ■ ""ALSO* ■■■
60,000
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
ARMY STANDARD . BLANKETS,
■ Beady for Immediate delivery. ' an2l-lm
JJED-QUILTS, SUITABLE FOR
HOSPITAL PURPOSES.
8,000 10-4 WHITE AND BLUE AND: WHITE AND
SLATE. ■
ALSO, S-4 and 6-4 INDIGO BLUE FLANNELS.
For sale by
FROTHINGHAM & WELLS,
jyl6-2m - 34 N. FRONT and 36 LETITIA STREET.
gHIFLEY. HAZARD, &
HUTCHINSON,
Ho. 113 CHESTNUT STREET,
TOHHIBBIOH MERCHANTS
yon rma sax or
PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS
mb33-6m
MILITARY GOODS.
Q.EO. W. r SIMONS fit BRO.,
; MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS,
SANSOH-BTBEET HALL,. SAN SO M STREET,
ABOVE SIXTH, (Up Stairs,)’
SWORDS!
INFANTRY, CAVALRY,
MEDICAL. Etc.
BELTS AND SASHES,
SWOBD-KNOTS'AND COVEBS,
SHOULDER STBAPS AND- MILITARY BADGES.
PEESEN tation swords made
■ TO ORDER.
an9-aw3m •
HASSALL,
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
No. 418 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
* fc
MILITARY GOODS, v ,
OF EXBBfif DESCBIPTION,
au22 6t WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 5 .'
T. SNODGRASS,
CIVIL & MILITARY CLOTH HOUSE,
• NO. 34 SOUTH SECOND STBEET.
■' We give special attention to . Officers! materials, and
•• have now in store a very select and extensive stock of
all shades and grades for snits-andpvereoats. -
Also, a great variety of WOOLENS, adapted to La
dies’,. Gentlemen's and Children's wear. -,- au!B-6t ■
Tent buttons and slips, u.
-• S. PatterßH, for Bale at J. P. BE ED’S manufac
tory, cornerof THIBTEESTH and NOBLE Streets.
FINANCIAL.
u.s.,
FIVE TWENTIES;
08,
20-YEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS,
PAYABLE AT TBE OPTION OF. THE GOVERN
MENT AFTEBFIVE YEABS. ’ ‘‘
I am instructed by the SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY to receive subscriptions for the above
LOAN AT FAR,
THE INTEREST TO COMMENCE FROM DATE
'•'OF DEPOSIT,
Thus avoiding the difficulty heretofore experienced by
requiring payment in,GOLD of tho interest.from May
last.
A Dill supply ef these Bonds always on hand.
»-di« * , f
' JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
114 SOUTH THIRD ST.
f- jy2B-tf .' ■ .:' v ' '
JAMES n. WILTON, THOMAS W. YOST.
•WALTON & YOST,
= Vt 5 BANKEBS, BBOKEBB,'
GEN IB.il O 0 Lli E OIOBSi
No. 25 Sooth THIBD Street, Philadelphia. ■
BEFHBKNOEB. .
J nf Cooke A Co., ' Hon. Jamos Pollock,
James, Kent,Bantee, & Go., Hon.H.D. Foster,
Ksberlck, Black, & CoHon. A. 0. Boeder,
•. McKibbin & Bon, Hon. Asa Paoker,
E. P. Mlddleton-A Bro., Hon. Warren J. Woodward
Hon. Wm. Wilkin*, V. L. Bradford, Esa. -
an7-8m
M SCHULTZ & CO. have removed
• to Ho. 19 Booth THIRD Street, where they will
attend to the purchase and aaleof Foreign and Domestto
Exchange, Goldand Sllyer, Old Demand Holes, and
Other Securities. ■—anl-lm*
COPARTNERSHIPS.
•VfOTICE.— It is hereby certified that
J-a thenbderbinnedhave formed a.Limited Partner-;
ship, agreeably to the provisions of the act* of Assembly
of the; Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, upon the terms
hereinafter'Bet forth, to wit:
1. The name or-firm under which the said partnership
is to be conducted !* BOSH & KURTZ.
2, The general nature of this business intended to be
transacted ia the Importing and Jobbing of Dry Goods in
the City of Philadelphia.
3.. The general Ipartners in-the said firm are VAN
CAMP BUSH and WILLIAM' WESLEY KURTZ,
both residing at H 0.1937; VlNE.Street, in said City of
.Philadelphia; and the special partner (a THEODORE
W BAKER, residing at Ho. 227 North .TWENTIETH
Street, in add city.. ...
, 4.,Ths am<rant.of capital contributed by the said spe
cial partner to the common stock ‘is the sum of-FORTY
THOUSAND BOLLABB, in cash;
6.- The said partnership!* to commence on the NINE
TEENTH DAY OF AUGUST,; A.IJ). 1882, and wiU
terminate on the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, A. D.
1804;« ; x,. . yv-
•Unde and severally signed By the said partners, at the
City' of Philadelphia, the Nineteenth' day„or August,
A. D. One Thousand Bight Hundred and Sixty-two.. ■
- YAH OAHP BBBH, ■ »'
WILLIAM WESLEY KUBTZ,
" f J i General Partners,
THEODORE W. BAKES, :
Special Partner,
- an2l-6w
g FRANK. PALMER,
' Burgeon Artist to the Government Institutions, Wash
ington. Alio, to all of the Medical OoUegea and Hoa
pitals. T ..
« The <<FUinS LIMBS,” adopted by'ths Army
sad Hnvy Btrgeaiis; Pamphlets aent.gtatl*. Address,
B. FBANK- PAT.MBBt, 1
IfS-Ba No. 1609 CHESTNUT Street, Phllad’%,
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. ’
JJEW YORK AUTUMN
IMPORT.
BRITISH GOODS.
SAMUEL McLEAN & Go,
39 AND -41 PARK PLACE,
Ha?# now open, and are by oaeh uteamtr. receiving #a.
ditiong of, . , ■■■■■ ;
FANCY DRUBS -
BLACK AND WHITE PRINTS,"
BROWN SHEETINGS,
BLACK AND COLORED ALAAOAB,
BLAOK AND COLORED OOBUBGS,
BLACK AND COLORED DE LAINKB,
MOURNING, PRINTED, AND WOVEN GOODS,
DBBEGEB, LAVBLLAB,
PLAID AND FANCY LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS,
To on examination and purchase of which they respect
fully invite buyers.
SAMUEL McLEAN & Co,
39 AND 41 PARK PLACE,
anl9-12t# NEW YORK.
DRY-GOODS JOBBERS.
iscaf FAi ' i; 186-i
JOHNES, BERRY. & Go,
(Successor# to Abbott! Johnes, A C 0.,)
62T MARKET, AND 521 COMMERCE STREETS,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
SILK
' AND . ■ ■
FANCY DRY GOODS,
Have now opened on entirely
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK, IN
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, AND
AMERICAN
DRESS GOODS.
Also, a full assortment in
WHITE GOODS, RIBBONS,GLOVES,
' SHAWLS, &0.,
Which they offer at the very Lowest Market Prices, and
solicit the attention of the Trade. ■- . aul6-3m
YARD,GILLMORE,&Oo.,
Noe. 61T CHESTNUT and 614 JAYNE Streets,
> * V - * ,
■."! . Have now open their
FALL IMPORTATION
OF SILK AND FANCY
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, WHITE
GOODS,
LINENS, EMBROIDERIES, &c. ~
BOUGHT IN EUROPE BY
ONE OF THE FIRM.
' To which the attention of the trade is parti cufarlr in
vited. ' anil-3m
GENTS’ FURNISHING-. GOODS.
TTINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY
JL? The subscriber would invite attention' to hie
IMPROVED OUT OE SHIRTS;
Whtoh he makes speciality in his business. Also* oon~
s&ajutly receiving
NOVELTIES P©B GENTLEMEN'S WH.VB
>7'- IV. .SOOTT,
GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING BTOBB,
No. 814 CHESTNUT. STREET,
• ’ Eotu’doors belowthe Continental.
legal. -
TN THE ORPHANS’ COURT OF
JL CHESTER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA;—NO
TICE.
Estate'of BU.IAN LEWELLYN, late-of-Charlestown
township, rCbesler.county, Pennsylvania, deceased.
To the following, named brothers and 'sisters, and children
and grand-children of deceased brothers and sistere, of the
said Susan Lcwillyn, deceased, to wit : Thomas Lewellyn
residing in said county; a brother of said deceased (Marga
ret Peck, (intermarried with Charles Peck, )a sister ofgaid
deceased, and residing in Charlestown township in said
county (William Lewellyn, residing in the State of , Ohio;
David Lewellyn, residing in the State of Illinois; Jesse
Lewellyn and. Lindley Lewellyn, both residing in Lancas
ter comity, PoDnejlvania; Elizabeth Lewellyn, residing'
in Oheeter county, in Willistown township; Mary L.
Whitlock, residing in Lancaster county; aforesaid, all of
whom are children of David Leweilyn; deceased, who was
a brother of said Susan, deceased(Mary "Ann Smedley,
Esther B. Brant, William L: Smedley,’DavidL. Smedley,
Jonathan H. Smedley, Theodore M. Smedly(and Jeffrey
Smedley, a minor, children of Susan Smedley, deceased,
(intermarried with Jeffrey Smedley',) who was a daughter
of tbe said-David Lewellyn;deceased; Charles P • Shay,
Edward E.' Shay, Mary T.' Shay, and’ Priscilla L.
Shay, • children of Priscilla Shay deceased, who-was
a daughter of the said David Lewellyn, deceased,
and 'certain other parlies unknown toThomas Lew
ellyn, petitioner, but six In number;(residing in said'
Lancesti r county, children 1 of Stephen Lewellyn, de
ceased, who was also a son of the said ,David Lewellyn, !
deceased: Eliza Little, Mary Ann Smedley, William 01-;
wine, and John' Olwine; all residing in said township of
Charlestown, children of Mary Olwine. deceased, who
was, Bjeister. of said. Susan Lewellyn,. deceased; John,
Wersler, residing in Montgomery county, Pennsylvania,
who is apnn of Elizabeth (Wersler, deceased, who was a
Slsteruf the said Sns'an Lewellyn; deceased ( Meuiy Eliza
beth- Frock,’ intermarried'with Henry Frock, residing in
the Said ’ township of Charlestown, a daughter of Eliza
Wersler, deceased, who was a’daughter of the
beth Wersler, deceased, and grand niece of the’said Sutan’
Lewellyn, deceased; and Harrietta Marchman. (inter
tnarrij;d with Thomas. Marchman,) Augusta Wersler; 5
Henry Wersler, ! Wiiliam Woreler,; Marshall Wersler,
Frederick Wersler, and Jacob , Wersler, all residing in
Philadelphia city, • children of Jacob Wersler, deceased,
who w* a son pt the said Elizabeth Wersler, deceased,
and grand nephews and'nlecee of tbe said SnsanLewellyn,
deceased (heirs andlegalrapresentatives, and to all Others
interested in the estate of the said Busan Lewellyn, de
ceased,TAKE NOTICE, That an Inquest, will be'held
and taken on BATDBDAY, the thirteenth day of SEP
TEMBEB next, (1862,) at ten o’clock A. M., at the pre
mises, (ate of Susan Lewellyn, deceased,, situate in the
township of Charlestown, aforesaid, bounded by lands of
Thomas Lewellyn; John Patrick, Joseph Batoliff, Nelson
Peck; John SheMrick, and others, containing sixty acres
(60 A ) more or lese with the appurtenanoee—for the pur
pose of ; making partition of . the Beat- Estate of the said
Susan “Lewellyn, deceased, to’ and among the heirs and
legal representatives, if • the Bsme can be done without
prejudice to or spoiling the whole; otherwise to value and
appraise (the same Sccbrdibg to law, at whlch time and
place you are hereby notified to attend, if you think
proper.- .
J. HEFFELFINGEB, Sheriff
Shbkiff’s Opfiob,’West Chester,
August 23, 1862. - au23-s3t
TTNITED STATES, EASTERN DltiT
-U ‘ TBICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, SOT.
TIIE-PBESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
TO THE MABSHAL OF THE EASTEBN DISTBIOT
OF PENNSYLVANIA, -
GBEETING:
WHEBEAS,v-The District Court of the United States
In 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 decreod all per
sons in general,who have, or pretend to.have, any right,
title, orimteresf in the schooner AQUILLA, whereof WU
liarn 11. Ward ia master, her tackle, apparel, and furni
ture, and the goods, wares, and merchandise laden-thsre
on, .captured as a prize of war by the United States gun
boat HURON, under command of Lieut.'John .Downs, to
be monißbed, cited: and called tojudgment, at the time
and plan underwritten, add to the effect hereafter ex
pressed, so requiring.) You are, therefore,
charged, and strictly enjoined and commanded, that yon
omit hot, but that, by publishing these presents In at.
least two of the dailyne we papers printed and published,
in tho city of Philadelphia, and in the Legal Initlligtn
eer, yon do ' monish and cite, or,cause to he monished
ana cited, peremptorily, dll persons in general who havo,
or , pretend to have, any. right, title, or: interest in tlie
. saidsqhooEeri AQUILLA,- her tackle,-apparel, and furl,
nitnre'i and .the said.goods, ware3 v and merchandise laden,
on pa'.d schooner, to appear before the lion. JOHN
CADWALADKB, the Judge, of the • said, court,* at,
the. District Court room, ,-in_ the city of Philadelphia,;
on the' TWENTIETHday after publication of these,
presents, if it he a conrtday, or else oii'the next court
day following, betweentbe usual hoars of hearing causes, :
then and there; to, show, or allege, in doe form of law, a
} reasonable and lawful excise, if any they! hare, .why
- the said schooner AQUILLA, her’tackle, apparel, and
-furniture, and the said goods, wares,, andi merchandise:
laden thereon, should not be pronounced to' belong, at
the time of the fcapture of the same, to the enemies
of the United States, and as goods of their enemies, or
otherwise, liable,and; subject;to, condemnation, to .be
adjudged and. condemned as good and lawful prizes;
and further to do and receive ill this behalf a&.to justice'
shall appertain.. And that you duly intimate, or .causo'to
he intimated, unto,all : persons: aforesaid generally,, (to'
whom, by the tenor of .tbeße presents, it is also, intimst-;
ted,) that if they shall not appear.at the time and place
above , mentioned, or ,appear and shall, not show a rea
sonable and lawful cause to the contrary, then said Dis
trict Court doth intend and will proceed to adjudication
on the said capture, and may pronounce that the said
schooner A QUILL A, her. tackle, apparel, and furniture, .
and the said goddß, wares, and merchandise laden .there-,
on, did belong,' at the: time of the capture of the ssone,’
to the enemies of the United States of America, and
as goods of, their, enemies, .or .otherwise, Uahle,«ud . sub-,
ject to confiscation and condemnation, to he" adjudged *
and condemned as lawful prize, the absence, or rather
contumacy, of the persons so cited and intimated in any
wise notwithstanding, and that yon duly certify to the
said District Court what you shall do in the premises, to
gether with these presents.
Witness the ‘ Honorable JOHN CADWALADKB,
Judge of tho Baid court, at Philadelphia, this twenty-first
day: of AUGUST, A. D. 1862, and in the eighty-seventh
. year of the Independence of-the said United Statea.
' au23-8t G. B. EOXr Clerk District Court. -
SATES.
Hei LILLIE’S SAFE DEPOT RE
■EEImoVBB to No. 21 South SEVENTH Street, she’
file Franklin Institute.
* The undersigned, thankful for. past favors, and Mn|
determined to'merit future patronage, has secured u
elegant and convenient store, And haa nowoa hand s
large assortment of Lillie’* Celebrated Wrought aai
Chilled Iron Fin; and Bnrgtar. Proof ' Bafee,(th»onli
strictly fire and: burglar;proofjtafe* made.) -A]so,Lllll* , f-
Unequalled Bank Yaul t,.Bafe,.and.Bank. Look*.-o ■
. Dalle’s Bahk Vault Doors and Books will be furhUton
to older on short notice. Thls ls the strongest, best pro
tooted; and cheapest Door and Dock yet offered;-—~~
- Also, particular attention,l tefqaUediito • LUlto’g Hep v.
Oablnet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, &c."‘ThisBafe'l* eont
ceded to surpass In style and eleganoe anything yet *h
fered for this purpose, and is the only one that iestrictlj
to®s&d burglarproof, .-i ,u. . ,u? .
’ Syaoui. Notion.—l have sow on hand say twenty "o -
Farreii Herring, A .Oo.’s Safes, most of,them nearly newr
and eomeforty ofiotherimakere, comprising a oomph*
assortment, as to dsss, and.all lately exohanged for tto
now celebrated DimeeSafe., They will be sold at van
low prices. Pfoam call and examine. ■ .
jsat-lylf ■ ; ■ M.G.BADLKB, Agent
fin EYANB Sr Tv*
Q£|!l BALAMANDSB SAFI
16 &OUTQ FOURTH STBBXT,
5 PHILADELPHIA, PA.
' A large varietyof FIBE-PBOOJ. SAFJSS always on
Audi *" s • ’t-* • *. •<■• s
t - 'l’.; -V ■■‘tter
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
pUBLI&HED THIS DAY.
MARRYING^
FOR MONEY!
MRS. MACKENZIE DANIELS,
Author of My Sister Minnie,” “ Fern ley Ma-
nor,” « Our Guardian,” etc., etc.
Printed from the advanced proof-iheets,' purchased by
w 0 * and received per last steamer from England.
PRICE 50 CENTS IN PAPER, OR 75
CENTS: IN CLOTH.
■ Is published this day, and for sale at Eetall or Whole
sale, at
T; -B. PETERSON & BROTHERS’,
306 CHESTNUT STREET, Phils.
KtyThe cheapest place In the world to buy or Bend for
books of all kinds is at T. B. Peterson ft Brothers’, Phi
ladelphia. Send for their Catalogue and examine their
llßt of books; Booksellers; Hews Agents, Sutlers, Sol
diers, and all others, will be supplied with any <tnantitlea
of any Books published at the lowest net cash prices, on
sending their orders to them. Bemit any amount of mo
ney you please, and state what books yon want, y or’whßt
kind, and they will tbon bo sent to you at once. : It
HUGHES*
GREAT
SERMON ON THE WAR!
AND
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN
ON. THIS.
DOWNFALL OF ENGLAND!
Aro both published, complete in one volnmo, this day,
price ten cents.
T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
. v . 396 OHESTAUT street, Phils.
. Bingle Copies Ton Cents, or Five Dollars a Hundred.
Agents and .all others wlll.be supplied'by the Dozen or
Hundred, at the rate of Five, DpUars a Hundred, and:
they will ipleaee semd in their orders at once. Agents
wanted everywhere to engage in their sale. It
SARPER FOB SEPTEMBER, IS
ready this morning. Price Fifteen Cents, and is
forsaleat. v . ... /-
T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS’,
It ‘ 500 OIIE3TNUT Street, Phila. •
A NOTBER IMPROVED WAR
-LA- MAP.-—A Map of the Middle and Southern States
upon a large scale, showing all the Railroads, &ts, the
Ba.lie-fielde, with the dates when fought, and other
yaluableinformatton. Price sl.'
Also, a fresh supply of Blunt's Map;, of Eastern Vir
ginia, showing aE the points of interest around Wash
ington end Richmond ; also the localities near the Bapi
das, Bappahanock, Ac. Price 50 cents. : Tor sale by
• a WILLIAM 8. & ALFRED MARTIEN,
*u23 . 606 CHESTNUT Street. .
NEW BOOKS.
*E3' JTJSX BEADY.
LES MISERABLES—MARIUS.
The third part of Yiotor Hood’s great Trench novel,
which is creating such e literary sensation. Uniform in
price and style with part first, “ Tontine,” and part se
cond, “Oosette.” , Paper covers, price 60 cents, and
cloth bound, SI.
THE FLY-ING DUTCHMAN.
. An entirely new, humorous poem of fcho fanciest cha
racter, by John &.:SAXBiwisfr sixteen irresistibly comic
illusirations, on tinted papor. €ioth, bound in style of
“Nothing to Wear,” price <so cents. A Tegular hit.
OUT OF HIS HEAD.
A strange and eccentric romance, by T B. Aldkioh,
(author of “ Babie Beil.”) Taper covers, price SO cents,
and doth bound, on superior paper, SI.
fold by all Booksellers, and sent by mail free, on
receipt of price, by
CARLETON, Publisher,
(LATE BUDD & GAEL ETON,)
413 BBOADWAY, cor. Lispehard street,
anJ.wstf NEW YORK.
:«jm.BE REPUBLICAN; s '—The first
JL v Number of , a Campaign Paper, devote to. the
Union, the Conßtitntion, and the election of ASIO3
'BIIXGGS, Eecu, to the Mayorally, and the entire Repub
lican Ticket; will be issued about the 15th of September.
. ao2l-6t*f *- - - - - ;' v >-
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
m:: E ART OF A FURNISHED
HOUSE WANTED by a small family, In central
location. Address 80xT39&, Post Office. au22-tf
TO MILITARY BOARD CON
TBAOTOBS—Two French Swivel Looms for sale—
S6QO cßsh for both, 55350 for ore. .Brady harnessed.
Nulinger make. : Audreys P. O. Box 1207. au2L3t,
|sg FOR f SALEy OR EXCHANGE
BaL, for a good city PROPERTY, a FARM and COT! K
TKY SEAT, containing 120 acres, 90 under cultivation,
. in Sueqncham>a county, Pa., l mile from the State line,
8 miles.- from Binghamton, on the,New York , and. Erie
Railroad, and 8 iailos from Great Bend. The buildings
. are.all.that can he desired There is also, a beautiful
lake on one side of the place/one mile in length, afford
ing splendid boating and fishing. For further particu
lars inauire of J. DVBEISBOTi,
:au2l.Bt# No. 436. WALNUT Street.
T?OB BALE—The Stock and Fixtures,
A; or Fixtures witbont Stock, of the Grocer; Store
northeast corner SIXTH and BUTTONWOOD Streets.;
Inquire on the premises. Fixtures entirely new and of
:tbe most approved style. ■ aulB-7t#
M TO LET—The new STORES and
DWELLINGS Nos. 108 and 110 South ELEVENTH
Btreet, replete iwiths modern .oonveniencM,?; Inquire of
THOMAS B.STSWaBT, S: B. corner SIXTH and
WALNUT, or 623 South TENTH Streets. au!9-st*
nS FOR RALE—A beautiful COT-
KiiL' TAGS, and six acres of Ground, in the interior of
Pennsylvania, desirably situated and arranged for an
academy or first-class school, near a thriving village,
and in a healthy location.
.Also, adesirable DWELLING and Lot, In New Bloom
field; Peiry county, Penna.
Also, a large number of cottages, lots, and other pro
perties, for eale or exchange. .
B. F. GLENN, 123 Sotifch FOUBTH Street,
anlfi and S. W. cor. SEVENTEENTH and GBEEN.
Mg. FOB SALE—A desirable Farm,
containing 127 acres, two miles from Bailroad Sta
tioh, twenty, miles from the city, in Montgomery county.
Also; a fine Farm, 74 acre*, five minutes.walk from Bait-'
road. Station, and near Steamboat Landing, 16 miles
above the city. Also, a number of fine Fruit Farms, in
the States of Delaware and Maryland,-on. the moßt ac
commodating terms. Apply.to E. PETTIT,
anl6 ; . ~ . .No, 309 WALNUT Street.
FOR SALE—Store Properties,
*»• with good improvements; having a few acres of land
attached, & Bucks and .Chester counties. Terms easy.
Abo, Lease And Furniture of a nnmber of Hotels in the
city and country. Also, a number of "Farms' iu the ad*
jacent counties. Apply to E; PEfTITi
aul6 309 WALNUT Street*
TO LET—The eligible STORE?
■Rand FIXTURES, 432 CHESTNUT Street, next to
new post office;
BBMOVAL.
The GUN and FISHING TACKLE Store will be re
moved to 416 CHESTNUT Street, BE PTEMBEB Ist.
In'dnlre of PHIUIP WILSON .A 00 ,
jy2B-tf 432 CHESTNUT Street.
| ft TO LET- Dwelling No. 24 South
SEVENTEENTH Street.' Apply to
WETHEKILL & BROTHER,
No. 47 North SECOND Street.
TO RENT—A THREE-STORY
«BRICK DWELLING, on PINE Street, nea;
Seventeenth, north side. Apply to
WETHEBILL A BROTHER,
)el2 . 47 and,4», Noifli SECOND Street.
e TO RENT—A THREE-STORY
'BRICK- DWELLING, on BACK Street, one doo>
above Twelfth, north side. Bent low to asgoodtenant
Apply to WETHEBH.L ABROTHER,
Jel3 ■ 47 and 49 North SECOND Street.
mO DISTILLERS.
■A The DISTILLERY known aa the
' ; “PHOENIX,” 'C-'.
and formerly owned and occupied by SAUL. SMYTH,
E«<i., dlnated on TWENTY-THIRD, bttwoen RACE
and TINE . Streets,; Philadelphia, Capacity 600 bushels
per day', Is now offered for sale on reasonable and accom
modating terms. Is in good'rnnning order, and has all
.the modern improvements. An Artesian well on tbo pre
mises furnishes an unfailing supply of good, pure water
Address Z.. LOCKE A Co., No. 1010 MARKET
Street, Philadelphia. ’ fe22 dtf "
WANTS.
A ' PHYSICIAN, vacating an eligible
Xa field of-practice fpr a position in the army, desires
to leave a snbitftote. Enquire, in person* of JOT, GOJB,
& CO., If E, comer of FIFTH and OHB3TNUT Streets.
I’t : §j anO-atf
~\T ALU ABLE PATENTS NOW
V BE ADY—PABTNEB WANTED—Safe thing—
CHEAP—Address or call on “ Patentee,” Lambortville.
n.j. au2i-7t*
BOARDING.
A GENTLEMAN DESIRES BOARD
XIL for Mb TWO CHILDREN, in a
respectable private family, in the suburbs of the city.
Address “ VOLUNTEER,” Office of The Press, stating
locality, terms, Ac. , • ■/. null-3t* V..
CABINET FURNITURE.
jpABINET f URNITURE AND BIL
\J LIABD TABLES. . a
MOORE & CAMPION,
No. 261 South SECOND Street,
in connection with’ their extensive Cabinet Business, an
now manufacturing a superior artiole of
, BILLIARD TABLES,
And; have no i on hand a fait supply, finished with the
MOOB* A CAMPION’S IMPBOVED CUSHIONS,
which.are pronounced by all who have used them to be
superior toall others. ‘
‘ * For? the auaßty and finish of them Tables the manu
• faoturers -refer to their- numerous patrons- throughout
the Union, who are familiar with'the oharacter of their
york. fe26-6m
®RUSS AND BRACE DE
4f%OpaBTM»NT.
’ . V ' O. h; NEEDLES,
Corner TWELFTH and BAOE Streets. Philadelphia.
' Hernial Trusses and mechanfoal appliances oorreotly
adjusted by ,‘NXBDLBB.
• -Fine Trench and approved American, adapted to even
, tom » rupture, in adridfo Wj.fjUlitaß, Engtishami
* American Supporter* and Belts, Shoulder Braces, Bus-,
pen scries. Elastic Stockings, and Syrtages in great va
riety... Ladies’ R*P* r to |l ® , R> TWELFTH Street, Orel
, door below Bace. Conducted by competent ladies. '
■ ' .
AUCTION SALES.
MARSHAL'S SALE.
By virtue of a Writ of Sale by the Honorable /OHM
CADWALADER, Judge pt the District Oourt .of thp
United Slab«, in and for the Eastern Distilot or Peua
sylranla, ii Admiralty, to me
public-sale, to theidghestanabeßt bidder, FOB CASH, at
SAMUEL O. COOK’S AtTOIION BTOBE, Ho. 13*
: . BOUTHFBONT STBEBT,
ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Ist, 1888,
AT ljj# O'CLOCK,
A large Assortment of DRY GOODS, comprising
wish linens, Mtrszim, pßmrs, warm
GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, HOSIERY,
EDKFS., etc., <£c. ;
Goods arranged for examination with cataloguss, one
day previous to sale. ■
WILLIAM MILLWARD,
auTO-et U. S; Marshal E. D. of Pm *
WASHINGTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
JLJ TIONEEBS. ’
GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED ANIMALS .
Will be sold at pnblio auction,' at the GORBAL, near
the K aval Observatory, .
ON MONDAY,
August 25th, 5862, commencing at 10 o’clock, A. M., a
number of
„ HOBSESAND MURES,
Condemned as unfit for public service.
Terms, cash, in Government funds. ■
... ■ 1_" Captain A. Q. M. U.' S- A.
anl9-t2S W. L. WALL & ootv AucHoneera.
AMUSEMENTS.
T ADIES* FAIR FOR THE BENK
AJ FIT OF THE SICK AND WOUNDED SOL
DIEBS at the Hal], northeast corner of SPRING GAR
DEN and NINTH Streets, to be open all week front
MONDAY, the 26th insfe The tickets are plaoed at tha
low price of 6 cents. ■ Let the patriotic come forward and
asßief the noble defenders of 6u r country’s - flag in this
their hour of goffering and distress. <■- 1 au23-6t#
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
THE FINE ABTB,
1026 CHESTNUT STBBHT,
Is open daily (Sundays excepted) from 9 A. M. till S
F;M; Admission 26 cents. Children half prioe. *
Shares of Stock, S3O. jyß
SUMMER RESORTS.
PONGBESS HALL,
yj ATLANTIC CITY.
. SEDUCTION OF FARE. .
On and after Monday, Augnst 26th, the boarding at
Congreßg Hall will be greatly reduced. Persons intending
to . visit the sea shore .in the latter part of the season*
{September being the most pleasant m*nfch,)ghoald stop'
at Congress Hall, as it is conveniently near to the boaoh*
and eveiy comfort of the gnests is promptly attended to,
I hope, by reducing the price of board,: to meet with
such encouragement as will enable me to keep the boost
open until the first ;of October, guaranteeing that the
house shall be kept as well in. every Tespect. as lt has
been heretofore under the management of the present
proprietor. •
_ . STOP AT CONGRESS HALL;
au22-tf G. W. HINKLE.
EXCURSIONS.
HO! FOR THE CAPES !
«IgXAS4g GRAND EXCURSION TO CAPE MAT.
The fine steamer WILLIAM KK NT. Oapt. J. T. Brett,
will make an EXCURSION TO CAPE MAY, on TUAS
DAY, Angußt 26,’ leaving Arch-sireet wharf at 9 o'clock,
A. M., stopping at Chester, Marcus Hook; and Naw Oa*-
tle. Betnming leave Cape May at 8 o’clock on Wednes
day Tickets tor the excursion, including carriage hire,
$2.50. • . • • ao2l-6t*
JSBffIBS) EXCURSION TO
■HtaWHgEeSB* ATLANTIC OI i Y BY THN
YOUNG MEN’S’ CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
■THURSDAY, August 28.1882.
Fifty sick, and wounded soldiers will accompany Hm
excursion," under the ca-e’of the Army Committee.
Boats leave Vine-street Wharf at 6 o’clook*
Trains leave Atlantic City at 5 35 o’clock P. M.
Tickets. 8125 Cbiidree, 65 cents. ftoSl-St*
EXTRA NOTICE.
•LAST SUNDAY TRIP.
L OIJ THE SEA SHORE.
MAIL TRAIN, ON SUNDAY NEXT, AUGUST24th.,.
FOR ATLANTIO OITY.
Leaves VINE-STBEET FERRY at 7.30 A. M..
Returning, leaves ATLANTIC 4,40 P. M.
This Train wiU stop at ALL Stations going and return -
ing..' '■. • • • -■
Fare, to ATLANTIC and back, for. this day. asd ihb,
train, only SI 25. ,
JOHN G. BRYANT;
au2l-3t . AGENT
WEST CHESTER
PHILADELPHIA BAIL
BOAD, VIA MEDIA.-. ... .
PLEASANT AND OBEAP AFTERNOON BJt
aims lONS ON-TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
Through the finest Country /and the- most heanttbfi
Scenery in the vicinity of Philadelphia, r
On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS of each week tmtffi
further notice an Extra Train will leave West Chester at
8.65 P. M . tor Philadelphia.
Paßsengers buying Excursion Tickets can take efthwr
tbe2 or 4.80 P. M. Train from Philadelphia, and tbs S
or 6.65 P. M.-Train from-West Chester. «
BOUND-TBIP TICKETS FROM PHILADELPHIA
to all Stations east of /West Chester, good on any of tike
above Trains, out or in, may be had cm those days ONLY,
at EXOUBSION BATES, good only on the days issued.
: For further information, apply at the Ticket Offloe, Ik
the Depot, St . E; corner of EIGHTEENTH and M AH.
KET Streete.v : ■•. ■■ ■■■■ - .' - .=-...
: MAXTDKLIHHTFULLOOATIOXS FOB SOHHHftBb/UUHKtt i-
OH THB JLnra OF THE BOAD. ; . ;
je2l-thwfs.tf
IMPORTANT TO
PLEASURE-SEEKERS.
THE PENNSYLVANIA BAILBOAD COMPANY
Ib prepared to Ibbuo, during the Summer, tickets
greatiy .reduced rates as fellows:
PENNSYLVANIA BAILBOAD COMPANY,
COMMUTATION TICKETS
For one, three, six, nine, or twelve months, at VWf -
low rates, for the accommodation of persons living out cd,’-
. town,,or located on or near: the line" of the road dnrlng.
the summer: From and after. Jnly i, 1862, a still gnatsr
reductJon has been made on these tickets.
COUPON TICKETS
For twenty-six trips botween any two points at aboat :
two cents per mile. Those tickets are intended for ths.
nse of families travelling freqnehily, and are of great ad
vantage to persons making occasional trips,
’ SCHOOL TICKETS
For one or three months, for the use of scholan at
tending school in the city.
CLERGYMEN
Living on or new the line of the road, and having.,
occasion to nse the. road.frequently in their oteriosi.
oapaclty, are famished with cerfficates entitting titaai :.’
to travel at half fare. Applications .to-be made only tc
Enoch Lewis, General Snperintendent, at Altoona.
EXCURSION TICKETS
Issued at half fare to parties of over good lot--
any reasonable timo.
EXCURSION TICKETS during the Summer are SOtA
' at greatly reduced' fates, for the benefit of those eeek-<
ing recreation from business, or in pursuit of health.
Theso tickets are geod for ten days, and are issued to
OBESSON (top of the Allegheny Mountains), AL
TOONA (foot of the mountains), BEDFORD, DOUR-'
LINO GAP, and EPHBATA SPRINGS.
For time of. departure of trains see bills and cards ofi.
' the road. i - ...
For Through Tickets apply at the office of the Oora- ,
pany, Southeast corner of ELEVENTH'and MARKET '
Streets.
JAMES OOWDEN, Agent
LEWIS L. HOUPT, General TiUket Agent
jylS-tael /
Miiß NOTICE-NORTH
EgSggjag" PENNSYLVANIA BAIL.
REMOVAL OF PABSENGEB DEPOT
from FRONT and WILLOW Streets to
THE NEW DEPOT,
THIRD STREET, ABOVE THOMPSON STREET.
On and after MONDAY, September ißt, 1862, the Pas
senger Trains on this rosd will leave
THE NEW DBP IT, ... ; v
THIRD STREET, ABOVE THOMPSON STREET,
lniitead of FRONT and WILLO W Streets, as at present.
' All Trains will stop at BERKS Street, as usual.
White Oars of Third-Street -City Passenger Sine run
directly to the new Depot. ELLIS CLARK,, r :
au2o-12t - Agent.
JSSMISHHHB NOTICE.—PHIIiA
■SSeHS! DKtiPHIA, GEBMANTOWS,
AND NOBRIBTOWN BAILBO AD.
The destruction of tha W 1 SB AHIOKON BBIDSB
does not interfere with the regular shipment of freight
to and from any point on the Boad. '
JOHN H. MWABS,
General FreightAgeat
■ftuHMt
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
CONGRESS SPRING
WATER DEPOT, 98 CEDAE STREET,
HEW YOBK.
• Sabatooa, JFnly 1, IBBJ.
An attempt haa been made tor deceive the public bp
persona offering what they oall << Oonobbss Wat** '•
bom fountain*, and at theprioeof six (6) cents perglaaa.
The tokoletale price of the f'etuiiite Congress Water, at-.
New York, being abont cento per glass, the import-,
Uon of pretending to sell at retail at lei* than ooat, anA
. without allowance ' for freight, cartage, or breakage,!*
apparent ; but their probable course has been to empty
one bottle of genuine Congress Water into a fountain
'filled with their trash, and thereby christening its total
contents. v ‘
We have Sana sold Congress Water la fountains, now
to vesselsof any other description .than ordinary-rise*
glam bottles. The oork of every bottle of the genuine hi
branded, r-...
j And: any without) those words and let
- • f 1 CONGRESS • -
tors on theoorkto O. & W;, ootstiir sI *,
1 WATER.
whether from loan-
_ tains or bottles.
CLARKE ft WHITE,
Proprietors of Congress Spring.
. Thetollowinggentlemen are supplied by ns regoliirigi:
with ginaino Congroee Water, In battles, fresh from U**
Congress Spring: :
TBED’K BBOWN, oor. Fffih end Chestnut its.
0.8. HUBBELIi.IttO Chestnut street
CHAS. ELLIS ft CO., Haricot street _
, E. 3 STEVENS ft CO;, Continental Hotel.
AMBROSESMITH. Cheotnot street : .
J. O. TURNPENNY* C0.,941 Sprooe street
’ THOS. J. HUSBAND, oor. Third and Spraoe MS.
WTKTH Bros., Welnnt street
' CLARKE & WHTTEL
jeSO-tmU:
J,:J. DANA.
HENBY WOOD,’
Superintendent