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s Abom 20—Evening.
I very little itnhfry for Floor either .for export
T «rt Minolta include 160 bbla. good superfine at
C b f ’V w ' , o w.gr»9o extra ht $6.37X ; 600 bble. fancy
SiCity »t 86.12 X 08.26 i and 1,100 -bbia, W. B.
** w extra, oil terms kept private, and fanoy brands
s bc ® , ( .' 550,7 as to finality. The receipts
* HnelM* ByeFlotirlssoarcej 100 bbla. sold at
i,ht, Corn Meal is quiet, and Pennsylvania is
f« at 83.25 bbl. .
" _Tbcro Is a fair business doing, and priosa
" l S ,V,ansfd i abont fi.OOO bushels red sold at 12 So
JX'ftisofd sud prime Western and Pennsylvania in
l”* c afloat, and Snatherndo. atlBBo: white ranges
eWf*^ “jio@l66o, with ante*-of 1,000 bushels oholce
3 s ?J: C nlMt«w. r with aales of: old at 78o80o: 1,000
. B h «h sew seldatTsc#' bnshel. ; ,
0®“J!. u flrmiy held,, and about 7,000 bushels yellow
h.t eoeClc* os hi quality, the latter afloat. Oats are
e,, “Liiii suits of 2 000 bushels Southern atS9®37o, Old
S«inl»sßla are bold at 68»67 o, and scarce.
T-»» Ist Ho. 1 Quercitron is steady at 832 60 W
IToS ,__Tboro is not much doing; the stock is very
«n.l holders llrrn.
w o«im:bies iSD Phuvisions.—There is very little do
in either. Mess Perk'l*held at $l2 d? bbl,, and
fimebstd at ln tierces. ;-' . -
* whiskv i« tttichangod, barrels selling at 31@320., and
j, rt dge a! 28n28X<t. dP 1 gallon. .
CITY ITEMS.
Ahotkeb Excuhsion to Atlantic City, by
jiis rosso Mks's OnutSTUH ABSOOiiTioK,—Onrread-
C!S) who desire to et joy another trip to the sea-shore,
Srill be pleased to learn that ah excursion to Atlantic
City has been arranged by the Young Men's Christian
Association, to tube place to morrow, the 28th Instant.
She tickets have been placed at one dollar and a quarter
for tbs round trip, (children, 86 cents,) and every provi
sion has been twrie to render it the most attraotive ex-
Dursion to that tamoiw resort of the seaeon. Fifty sick
and wounded soldiers (convalescent) are to accompany
the excursion, under the care of the' Army Committee.
We are antherfeed to aisle that tickets can be had at
Tine-streot whsrf, on lire morning of the excursion.
Tub oliioxfUbKd” and “Powhatan.”—
Unr readers will be gratified to learn that Mr. Ghtekunst,
foe enterprising aed eutcessful Photographer of this city,
has “daguerreotyped” the United States steamero “ Sew
Ironsides” and “Powhatan.” Buperb Photograph
Prints of which can now be had at his counters, Nos. 704
Sld!o6Archßtrret. v . ... -- -
Draciovs St MjfEß Fruits, and Fine ,Con
yscnoss.—The store of Mr. A. L. Yansant, Ninth and
Qhesinut streets, now presents an appearance calculated
fo sharpen the meet dainty appetite. His luscious gol
den pears, and clusters of cultivated grapss, to say no
thing of his endless variety of pure, rich eonfeottons, are
magnificent apeolmens of fruit cnlture, and are attract
ing general attention.
Ppm Ciukr Vinegar.—Mr. 0. H, Matt
son, dealer In flue family groceries, Arch and Tenth
Street*, baa now in store pure cider Vinegar, prepared
expressly for till own sates; algo, a foil line of the best
splcMi for pickling purposes.
Another « Remarkable Ccrk.”—"We find
Jo the Inquirer of .yesterday a notice or the oase of
Captain Bern, of the 12th Regiment Pennsylvania gie-
Serves, who was wounded before Richmond on the 39th
of dene, and aftor ly i) g In bed a month and a half, and
Buffering great pain, be was almost Instantly relieved of
his pain and made to walk by a single interview with Dr.
Newton, of 1202 Chestnut street.
The Captain visited the office of the Inquirer and says
t» has been walking everyday since the 16th Instant,
and expects soon to return to his regiment, though he
hts a ball in hla hip. Last evening we saw a volunteer
from Vermont, who informed ns that ha was thrown from
hit horse on the 24th of December last, and bad his right
amt end shoutdor so Injured that he was in the hospital
for five months, and was examined and discharged.
Do! lbs day before bis papers arrived he visited Dr.
Mewton, and was so much relieved by his treatment he
remained in the service, and at a second interview with
the Dector he vas perfectly cured. He informed ns that
the Doottr world ake no pay from any of oar soldiers or
lhelr femliler.
sa Moot Point.—lt has loDg been a moot
point In logic, whsthir a man is always suited when he
procures a new suit. We have known men to threaten
to shoot tiis Scbnoider for a senseless brute, because the
Belt did not happen to suit, bo that when suited these
men were far from suited. Let all, whether soldierß or
Chilians, addlls or youths, procure their suits at the
Brown Stone Clothing Hsil of BookhtU A Wilson, Nos.
603 wd 605 Chet tout street, above Sixth, and we will
premise the purchasers that their suits will suit them,
and that they whlobtainsuch (Us themselves that they
trill feel no desire to give their tailor fits.
The Soso of the Anti-Renter.—
Vhat shall we do for pisceß to sleep—
Shall we live in coves or in tents 1
A dollar is pocket no mortal can keep,
Dukes they will lower the rents.
Csw, dam the rent;—yei, jil the rents—
The rents fn our clothes as weil ! : V
Von can save your *» postage stamp ,*’ dimes, and eents,
If yostwill heed the advice we tell.
At Srofes’ none price ” their garments are strong,
Every bargain they give contents;
fio, ’neath the grand Continental ail your clothes buy,
And yotflV never he troubled with rents.
A Man should neither be - a hermit nor a
buffoon,»toman nature is sot so miserable as that we
Should be always melancholy; nor so happy, as that we
Baon!i be always merry, In a word, a man should,not
Buss if there was no God in the world; nor, at the same
ran, if there was no men in it. He should live clothed
In garments, itch and fashionable, from the Palatial Em
porium of Granville Stokes, No, 609 Chestnut Btreet,
Sraere the finest military and navy uniforms, at reduced
prices, »n be had at the shortest possible notice.
arrivals at the hotels
TO TO 13 O'CLOCK LABI men.
OONTINICHTAIi HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut at).
S f, SP'J'to pithbnrg PH Hacks, Pittsburg
ieo& S 'V”*™., OT Bcwcn, Chicago
ohio Ira R Alerander, Pa
®“* I®”®? B Weaver, Alantic City
Pa Oeo Btraoy A la, Oln, 0
P Xfiw 17 * oD, £ wn A H SllTMrtar, Boston
jM B M. t .?L N '. w .? rk Capt L Hayden, Hew York
John W AUon,IU A H By cm ton, Norwalk, Ot
WHn n f°J 8 „ Warren Davids, Hew York
Mlm Sro? 1 ?’ B °ston Dr R H Cummins & vrt, Ya
J E too™ ’"‘f ‘ Mls * * Wheeling, Va
H?nT r ’ H? 1 " 1 ” 6 See Phillips A wf, D 0
MrsJ ® v J A H Ba*er, Virginia
f. r M ,[u C s, V N T ' ork * 0 Bo" 1. New York
John o Mre I a Haldeman, Pa ...
Kfe’ if* v u J ndge Martin, Baltimore
B^m'fAvy«ii by i >eW J o ? Collector Hoffman a wf, Md
Oh?s N k 1 *? l ork * Oegn*«U- ZaneeviUe, 0
W wf.iS? ’ Vor!t -Liens Col John Ely, Pa
J Waahbunijßoi.tuu B A Oliver, Burlington
j n u *<»?> Boalon O W Bowers, Hew York
Ih? Mrs K W McMHlin, Pa
B°™„Phth, Mawacbnsetts H Blennerhassett, H Y
BC West * wf, Milwaukee Mr Oassels, Canada
fflr Thomson, Canada H Baldwin, Hew York
EH Pollock, Harrlsbg Mrs G W Bnehler, Pa
u W Bnehler, Harrisburg Job A Gary, Baltimore
*lbert Adams, Mass G A Cook, Massachusetts
2 £*“fv * la- New York A E Stillman, Hew York
ff rulteton, Hewer*, Ohio J B Prince, Hartford
” hriswoli. Hartford 0 Dnaenbnry A la, H York
f. [ rarrs, Chicago Miss E L Gass, Chicago
<» uepkiur, Conn-cticut O A Smith, Boston
Boston Stevenson Archer, Md
U ? N Gardner a Colby, N Y
|bwrge A Shaw, B, ston J B McOleary, M Chunk
5 Marlturet, Havana OH Agene, Hewark H J
i , ®l°way G W Wright
H J . J Bills Ala H J ,
W a j j Smith, Loutsvilto Ky
D 0 Gehr, Ohambersburg
S r ,hew York Mrs 8 J Hancook
h (inchlow. Pittsburg M Lewis, Baltimore
Stti Wssbiagton E F Hollleter, Chicago
«B Sanrmd, Hew York S J Splegelberg, Hew York
S“ r “i«,lf«wloik A Allen, Hew York
8 M Oolcoda, toslon
,S a ,B»!f, New York » M Oartle.'H 8 A
Iwn ker '. E,iodo Iriana B 8 Pnderhtll A Wf, H Y
ekrii. eg / a f * wf, Balt John Burgess, Hew York
B B Mount, New York
ochinten, Ohio George Horton, Baltimore
M
„ JMOHAHTB* H OTKl>—Tourth below Arob. et.,
S ?•»*;«, Pittsburg QI. Heed, Clearfield, Pa
X Obio*«o : J E Day, Alleghany Olty
at,VTM Cb < Cincinnati B Garrett, Pittsburg
Ki." 1 r I . tlr bbey, Pittsburg Francis Amory, Boston
•nfj s'i mi WT > Bofitnn M J Joyce, Philadelphia
Jolm I t 6rnon *« f. Phila F S Bichards, Memphis
liy\ S Jv ood .t CSA P Bella, Easton
a a to , h, . Sw v »rk Johnßerth, Bethlehem
r , 8 A «f. J J Morrison, Phllada
Mr» 8 A Bines, Boston
JssKsoi. S’ *l ew Je,B6 y B A Flummerfett, S J
dosOuM 0 ' 1 ? 11 * 8 "” 18 Mrs J Irving, Boston
33 TwSti i“i>be r «burg Hugh H Ooie, Bohl Haven
PnfrL-* N Y F Stainhardt, Hew York
Cut n Ne w York W A Peters, Marshall’s Or
0 * Bnld, U B A B B Glniey
AMERlCAN—Chestnut stroetabove Fifth.
3D, Baltimore H M Whrter, New York
S DevldT Caldwell, Penna
S»“id Tw U 4 U66g Ba®! Dickey, Oxford, Pa
J D„V. hot ?, 88. B 8. Cawauqua 8 Hunt, Oataeauaoa ,
d«jßQ?i’, H,w i Mser ? ob ‘ D “New Jeresy
Hr 1 Penna Joe K Riley, H Jersey
£ b ‘ w wn, Norrletewn .C W Brengle 4U,Hd ‘ •
2,° 0 Qep’mrt, Md Mies Wagoner. Maryland
Maryland Miss M Y Mlnke,Maryland
MB ' Pfonirtlla J F Tayior, MlnersvlUe
New York W M Hanria, New York
■I, ® B f on i New Hamp'.hlre George 8 Oolbreth, Del
mei Smith, Hew York P Brady, Philadelphia
HOTEL—Oheßtaut street,!abore Third.
Sm°w. ■ Delaware Geo Hennegy. Delaware
DBB.u I 10 Lome,,Brooklyn, NY
1 Kirk w * n *, fam > WMh J " D Perris, Cincinnati
1 Q„,;,t„ eDD J I | vaill ‘ Geo K Bewen, Pbiiada
Hobernun! 1 ’ Hchiaylfctll eo Geo M Button, Chicago
D‘‘«bnrg ; WR Blelleman, Keokuk
a r N ‘ w Yctk Mrs B A Bogan * da, N Y
C'bag D° G Sheldon 4 da, Tnnton
W J & Tr ?. f ’ F yo D»l*a, Boston
2 ° W oifc “ n * *«*•»
a n lrri T ?P UNION— Arch street, ebore Third, j
c ‘oSi t ’ 4 Cluolna ? tt J P H Keemmerer, Ghio
lDi Deo Johnston, Ohio
¥ Smiti * A-8 Bene, Delaware
doDoer|n5 >n i{,?rfii bnr| U ,Kahn, Indianapolis
®rt J 0 L«ri(? l M b uf ’ 0 iP £ ‘* mb > Michigan
&» l, M Smh"iu l !f n . Damb, Michigan
i ® Hod son, Mlohlgan*
®WJigS.WJsreey J OR»hd, Wash. D 0
»2»neXton!p, Y ° rk DWW ‘ U . '
3 B cw!? ® EA R—Third street, ahore CallowhßL
«:£l3"'‘ ssssassi-
JSSS s££ai.
JcirnJn, r"‘?, m D Nnnnamaoher, Easton
Behlfr JKSE**** Virginia
* J o Finney A eon, Penn
I BOARD.
60 Beading B 29.81
7000 Holding 6, 'SO... 90
60 Little Boh B 17
26 Cam A Am B 2dy5.128
600 Penna 8s
1000US7 80 T NblklOlX
16 Bace & Vine..., 10X
iobs-fibm.
B id. Asked.
L Islandß....» I7X W
LehOl&NJt-dt 61 BIX
LeCl ANavsop. 29 29X
N Pennaß...., 9X 9*
NPa865...... 77X 77X
NPa B 105,..., 100 101
Cataw B Con.., -8X 8X
CatawlssaPrf.. 10X UX
Soc S Third St B 67 70
Race* Vine-stß 10 11
WPhila 8..... BIX 88
Spruce ft Pine.. IS* 18
Gr ft Ooate* oxd 33 X 84
Chest A Walexd 37 ; 40
Arch 8t ex dir. 24X M
Thlr A'Flft’nt h. 17 18
Sev'nlh A Nln’th... 7
Girard College.. 23X 26
Tenth A Elev’th.3l 32
NATIONAL HOT EL—Baoe street, above Third,
H HHifashman, Penna T Y Bhoads, Allentown
O W Dicksoß, Easton D Price, BetMehem
J Allabach, IVilkeabarro 3 Walton, Beaoh Haven ’
E Green, Fortress Monroe 0 Thomas, Ft Monroe
W Bucher, Ft Monroe J Creighton, Ft Monroe
8 P Henderson, Penna Lott H Joy, Penna
H J Molly, Middletown W B Coolbangh ftwf, Pa
H Matter, Pottsvllle J B Masson, Sunbury
A Mover & wf, N Jersey B A Henton, Ashland
E B Manbeck, Tulpehocei 0 8 Walker, Penna
MADISON HOUSE—Seoond street, above Market.
WO Hamilton,Lamb’tv’e,NJ B A.Kelly, Taylorsville
T J Ltvezey, Taylorsville B L Shlmer and la, N J
Mlbb A Bosoberry, Ya Miss Boseberry, Va ;
B Sheppard, Md.. E Worthington, Bridge'Pt
D Walton, Stroudsburg 8 Gorton, Stroudsburg
John Elobl, Delaware . M Blttenhouss, Bucks oo
A E McKeovor, Montg co I H Boozer, N J
J 8 Glberson, N J Ohas Keasty and la, Fa
B B Jones, Pa Dr 8 0 Bradshaw, Quak’tn
P t Harrington, U 8 N - D West. S T :: -
Oapt E T Janney, Harrisb’g Charles Mather, Harrisb’g
■; .STATES UNION HOTEL—Market, above Sixth.
M p Wakefield, Penna B F Vickers, New York •„
T Burk, Chester J B Burleigh, Dorchester
F Bivers
F Woodruff, Dos Moines A J Wolfkill, Lewlstowa
H G Thomas, Ooatesvllle H B Harper, Barks co
J Baldwin, Salem P Coates, Salem
J L Taylor, lowa Mrs J Halbert A da, Pa
Mrs S Bheem, Carlisle
OOMMEBOIAL—Sixth street, above Chestnut.
W Levis, West Chester ; W H Langton, California
A Pomeroy W H Burntte, Delaware ■
0 W Burnite, Delaware D Fliny, Chicago 1
A S Klrg, Lancaster co S Prince, Providence, BI
E T Wilson, Wilmington W Woodward, Chester co
W H Eder, Elkton, Md
BABLEY SHEAF—-Second street, below Vine,
S Lamb, White Haven 1 8 J Paxson, Bucks co'
E J Bui ton, Montgomery 0 W Worstall, Penna
J V Brock, Trenton, N J J Miller, Norristown
H Carr, Bucks co SMaust, Penna
P Itich, Buckingham E Randall, Bucks co
M Taylor, Northampton ’ T Eastburn, Bucks oo
A Blslcr, Frenohfown, H J D Oonnart, Penna
E Atkinson, Bucks co A Danahower, Penna
J BlmpsoD, Backs co F EnetOnrn, Newtown
It Cf mly, Montgomery co E H Worstall, Newtown
J Edwards, Northampton H Taylor, Bucks co
E Marpie, Chicago H 8 Beading, Hatboro
X Lannihg, New Jersey F Mitchell, Attleboro
P B Brown, Bucks co J Stackhouse, Newtown
Lieut F A Hill, USA J Homer, Harteville
J Watson, Bucks co W Bloh, Buckingham *
MT. YEBNON—Seoond street, above Aroh.
Mr Christman, Pennsylvania S A Stone, New York
0 H Marper, Massachusetts M B Hartley, Penna
J Saylor, Huntingdon 00, Pa E J Godown, Hunting’n co
D W Btodhead, Del Wat Gap G E Hess, Willow Grove
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above OallowkiU.
Philip Reese, New Jersey J Weiler, Philadelphia
John T Berger, Bethlehem John B Maxton, Beading
Miss E Maxton, Beading. Miss F Wilson, Beading
IV S Marsteller, Centre Yal F P Seltzer ,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
«ar SEE FOUBTH PAGE.
... ARRIVED.
m?^?^ llianc9 * ( Br ) Bioks, 18 days from Bast Harbor,
TI, with salt to A E Ooterbridge.
Brig 0, Miller, Brewer, from Port Boyal, In ballast to
captain. • ■■
Brig J.W Spencer, Spencer, 18 days from Trinidad de
Cuba, with. molasses' to order—vessel to E A Bonder A
Co. 24th Inst, at 3X AM, off Barnogat, came in colli
sion with bt»k West Wind, from New York for New 0»
leans, which caused both to leak badly, and made for the
Breakwater, from whence the brig arrived for repairs,
although bound to New York with a oargo of 112 hhds
sugar and 28 tes molasses. The cost of repairs to the
brig will amount to $l6OO, and those of the bark will
cost $6OO,
Scbx Express, Poland, from Fernandina, with mdse to
captain. " 1
Schr Jas Martin, Harding, from Norfolk, with wheat,
tobacco, staves, Ac. to A G Oattell A Co.
Schr A B Hales, Bobertson, 3 days from New York,
with mahogany to captain,
•" Sehr Chief, Towneend, 2 days from Indian Biver, Del.
with com to Jas L Bewloy A 00.
Schr Bohemia, Clark, 2 days from Chesapeake City,
with grain io Christian A 00.
CLEARED.
Ship Argo, Ballard, Liverpool, Peter Wright i Son*.
Schr E J Scott, Bothel, Portress Monroe, Trier, Stone
& 00,
Schr Eliza Matthews, Bradley, do do
Schr Snow Flako, Dickerson, . do Nary Agent.
Schr JO Brooks, Graffam, Portland, HA Bonder & Co
Str Fanny Garner, Pierce, New York, W P Clyde.’
Sir B Willing, Olaypoole, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
MEMORANDA.
‘ Bteunsldp Saxon, Matthews, hence, arrived at Boston
25th inet. .
Brigs Viator, Veazie, Emma, Baker, and tbby EUen,
Gilmore, hence, arrived at Boston 24th inßt.
Scbrs Fdwin Reed, Goodspeed, Leesburg, Swift and
Hannah Matilda, Gallon, hence, arrived at Boston 26th
indent.
Scbr Sarah J Bright, Smith, hence, arrived at Provt
dence 2Sth last.
Scbrs Fessenden, Hooper, and Hiawatha, Disney,
hence for Boston, at Newport 22d inat. :
Schrs Panthea, Clark, and Oohasset, Tobey, hence,
arrived at Hew Bedford 26th inst. ’
Scbr Horace Staples, Gibbs, for Philadelphia, sailed
from New Bedford 25th inst.
Schr 0 H Sogers, Langley, hence, arrived at New
bnryport 22d inst. -
Scbr Sharon, Thurlow, sailed from Newburyport 22d
inst. for Philadelphia. -
Schr D Gifford, Gifford, hence, arrived at Salem 23d
instant
Scbrs Mary Haley, Haley, D E Kelley, Kelley. Excel
sior, Riley, Lady Ellen, Corson, D K Bills, Brown,
Finch Herbert, Parker, George L Green, Oohb, Charles
Oclgate. Wiggin, M M Freeman, Hawes, M A Shrop
shire, Shropshire, M B Cosgeshall, Tilton, 0 Lesser,
Laws, 0 8 Edwards, Gandy, L A Danenhower,’Miller,
Abigail Haley, Haley, Samuel H Sharp. Mayhew, Wil
lard Salisbury, Hudson, M E Smith, Smith, J Batter
thwatte, Maloy, Fidelia, Wheaton; and- Fanny Board
man, Matthews, hence, arrived at Boston 24th inst.
Scbr Sarah, Benson, oleared at Nsw York yesterday
for Philadelphia.
Steamer Yulean, Morrison, hence, arrived at N York
jcßterdar. .
Pernamhnco, Jnly 24—In port, bring Roanoke, Long,
sails to-morrow for United States, via St Thomas; brig
Chowan, Deemah, discharging, for U S soon. Passed
this port on the 16th, ship Inez, from Boston for Singa
pore; bark Hazard, from Boston for Bio’de Janeiro.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Jeff Davis in Trouble.
py TUB BARD OF’ TOWER HALL. '
“Poor Uncle Jeff is unite down-hearted,”.
(Thus wrote his niece in recent letter);
« All his gay dreams are now departed,
And his had heartache is no better.
But Uncle Jeff cannot turn hack,
Although his heart may shrink and falter,
Though hanging oe’r his forward track
He sees a virionary halter.
“ Within two weeks,” (the letter says),
“ Be’s lost a quantity of mutton;
But five and sixty pounds he weighs!
His life is scarcely worth a button;
For if he’scape tlio gallows, sure ' ;
Dyspepsia and alarm will end him;
Even hempseed tea won’t make a cure;
From hemp itself may fate defend him 1
<i He lays, in spite of all the brags
Our papers through the land are sending,
Secession’s cause is all in rags;
His coat isditto—past all mending.
Poor Uncle Jeff!—great is his fall,
Gono is his coat, his health, and vigor;
■ And oh! we have no Towbr Hall,
Wherein he might improve his figure!”
Balance of Summer Stock closing out at reduced
prices, at
TOWER HALL, No. 618 MARKET St., Philada.
BENNETT A CO.
Gbovek & Baker’s New Shuttle
SEWING MACHINE—PBIQE, $4O.
The attention of tailors and other manufacturers re
quiring the use of a fast and durable lock-stitch machine,
is directed to our No. 9. This is a new and admirable
machine, operating with the greatest ease, and with but
little noise, and, although but lately put into the market,
is already a great favorite with manufacturers. It is a
first- class machine, at a low price.
No machine ever introduced in this city has sold so
rapidly, or given such universal satisfaction. It is very
s’mple in its construction, easily learned, hot liable to
get cut of order, works wiih fine cotton, silk, or linen
thread, equally well; and the tow price at which it is sold
places it within the reach' of all who deeire a reliable,
serviceable machine.
GROYER 4 BAKER S. M. CO.;
an26-tf - 730 CHESTNUT Street.
Singer & Co.’s Letter “ A” FA
MILT SEWING MACHINE, WITH ABB THERE
CENT IHPEOYEMENTS, la the BKBT, and cheapest,
and Boat BBAOTurDI., of all Sowing Machines, This
Machine will sew anything, from the running of atnek
in Tarletan to the making of an Overcoat—anything
from Pilot or Beaver Cloth down to the softes: Gauze or
Gossamer Tisane, and is ever ready to do its work to per
fection, It can fell, hem, bind, gather, tnck, quilt, and
has capacity for a great variety of ornamental work.
This is sot the only Machine that can fell, ham, bind,
and bo forth, but it will do so better than any other Ma
chine The Better “A” Family Sewing Machine may
be bad in a great variety of cabinet cases. The Folding
Case which Is now becoming so is, as its name
implies, one that can be folded into a box or,case which,
when opened, makes a beautiful, substantial, and spa
cious table for the work to rest upon. The cases are of
every imaginable design—plain as the wood ’grew in its
native forest, or as elaborately finished as art can make
them. The Branch Offices are well supplied with silk
twist, thread, needles, oil, eto„ of the very beet quality.
Bend for a copy of “ Sisoer A Co.’s Gazbttb.”
I. M. SINGER A CO.,
458 BROADWAY, N. Y.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE, 810 CHESTNUT ST.
jy!2-mwftf
One-Price Clothing, of the latest
Stvj.lB, made In the Best Manner, expressly for RE
TAIL BABES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked In
Plain Figures. All Goods made to Order warranted
satisfactory. Our Ggg-Fkioi System Is striotly ad
hered to. All are thereby treated alike.
teS2-ly JONES A 00., 604 MARKET Street
Batchelor’s Hair Bye !
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR’S Oelebrated Hair Dye
produces a color not: to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; remedies
the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for
life. GRAY, RED, or BUSTY HAIR Instantly turns a
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and beau
tiful. Sold by all Druggists, Ac.
ter The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATOHE
LOB, on the four sides qf each boa.
FAOTORYfBfo. 81 BABOLAY Street,
{Lute 288 Broadly It Rond street),
I "* ag -*» ' -v J ' . 1 New York, i .
married
HAYENS—MEBBICK.~In this city, on the 26th
tat, by the Rev. D. W.BarHne.D.D., Mr! WilliamD.
Havens, of New York, to Miss Hannah A. Herrick, of
Philadelphia. , #•
■ HARDING —HAYENS;— At the same time and place,
bythe same, Mr. Oharlee'L, Harding, of New' York - to-
Miss Anna E. Havens, of Jsrsey City, N. J. *
' GRAHAM—STEVENSON.—Onthe 224 last.,by Bev.
Frauds Chnrcb, Mr. Thomas Of sham to Miss Annie
Stevenson, both of this city. ■ 1 #
DIED.
- MILLETTE.—On lithe 28th Inst., at Orwigsburg,
Schuylkill county,' Thomas Hlllette, Esq., in. the, 31st
year of bis age. . . ’
■ His. male friends are invited to attend his fnneral. from
No. 329 Vine street, on Thursday morning next, at 8
o’clock, without farther notice. _
'ALOES.—Suddenly, on the 25th Inst., Mr. James W.
-Algee, in bis 2?lh year. ■>■■■■■ ... s
Ilia male relatives ahd'friendi are respectfally invited
tn attf&d hie funeral, from bis late resMence, Ne. 370 g
Baring street. West Philadelphia, on Thnraday, August
28(h Inst., at 3X o’clock P. M. *#
SWABTZ.—On the 25th tat., Isaac Swartz, In the
68th year of his age. . *
J Boozer, Potter’s Mills
BUBMAN —Suddenly, on the 23d inst., William O.
Budman, in the 34th year of his age.
JHls friends and those of the family, and also the
officers and members of Columbia Lodge, No. 91, A. Y.
M., also the members of St. George’s Society, are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral, from bis late residence,
CHADWICK —Suddenly, on the 24th inst., of apo
plexy, Mr. Wm Chadwick, in the 88th year of his age.
The relatives and friends or the family are respectfully
invited to attend the fuDeral.from bis late residence,
MUI Creek. Montgomery county,ton Thursday, August
28th, at 10 o’clock. Funeral to proceed to Laurel Hill
Cemetery. _• ■■■.■**
No. 319 Green street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 3
o’olook. To proceed to Monument Cemetery. *
BAKER.—On the 24th inst., Ur. Charles Y. Baker, in
his 60eb year.
BEBGlN.—Suddenly, on the 26th inst., Wm?7os9ph
Bergin, son of William and Ann Bergir, iu the 16th year
effaisage. - - —......
COOK;—On the steamer Spaulding! Saturday, the l?th
inst., Corporal Wm, H. Gook, in the 26th year of his age,
of Oompeny.Hi Baxter’s' Fire Zouavi s, 72d Regiment,- f
DOOYAB.—On the ‘2sth inst.. Patrick 13ooyar, aged 33
years! •*»,
... EVANS.—On the 26thInst,Mitcheli aged 61
.years.';■ , ,- r - .#. .
EYEBMAN—On the 24th inet, Ann, wife of Daniel
Everman, in the 48th year of her age. '-* ■
GARLANGER.—-Suddenly, on the 24th inst., Wash
ington L. Garlanger, in the 2Dth year ef Mb age. * r
HENBY.—Suddenly, in Germantown, on the 26thiust.,
Mr. John Henry, in the 44th year of his age. *
HEBBHAN N -On the 25th inst, Frederick Augustas,
only son of Caroline W. and the late Augnstuti Herrmann,
ip the Bth year of his age. *
KANE.—On the 24th inst., Mrs. Sarah Kane, aged 60
'Fears. . ' * .
KENNEDY.—On the 241 h inst, Jane Elizabeth Ken
nedy, daughter cf John B. and Annie Kennedy, aged 6
years and 4 months. • #
OUBAM —Oh the 26th lost, Sarah, wife of William
Ourami in the 71at year of her age. *
TAYLOK —Oh the 24th inst., Mary, wife of, John
Taylor, in the 42d year of her age. * t
Tl/TOURNING &
j.T-1 SON, No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
Black Mousseline de Laineß, double widths,
Black Tamlses.
Black Summer Bombazinea.
Black English Bombazines.
Black Alpacas, bombazine finish. ■
Black Gros Grain and Poult'do Sole Silks.
Black Crape Maretz and Bareges.
Black Barege Hernani.
Black Silk Grenadines. . _
; Black and White Lawns, Ginghams, Ao. . jy23
ry» CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. .
LLS : EXCURSION TO= ATLANTIC CITY.
Tickets can be had at YINE-Street wharf, - TO'
MORROW MOBBING It#
rrs=* the tenth annual meeting
IL3 of the AMERICAN PHASMAGEUTIOAL AS
SOCIATION will be held at the Hall of the Philadelphia
College ot Pharmacy, FILBERT street, above Seventh,
on WEDNESDAY (afternoon), THURSDAY,* and
FRIDAY of .the present week. All Druggists and
Pharmaceutists aie invited to attend.’ ’ au27-2t»
ryrg=» FOURTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT,—
Uof The Delegates to the Convention of the NA
TIONAL UNION party will meet on THURSDAY,
28tb inst.. at 3 o’clock, at the Hah, *8 W. corner of
ELEVENTH street , and GIRARD , avenue, to nominate
a candidate for Senator.' , ,{
By order.of a majority of the Delegates. au27.2i#
NOTICE -RESIDENTS AND PER.
LL3 SONS DOING BUSINESS IN THE SIXTH
WARD, 1. 0., between the North side of. Chestnut and
the Sonth side of Vine, and between Delaware avenue and
the East aide of Seventh street,: inclusive, are earnestly
requested to meet at the Board of : Trade Booms, bn
WEDNESDAY MO BN ING, at 10X o’clock precisely;
for the purpose of organizing a Committee to collect foods
in the said;Ward for, the CMzens’ Bounty Fund— the
said -Ward being the only Ward-in the oily not yet
having such a Committee. .
. THOMAS WEBSTER,
Yict-Ohalrman of Citizens’ Bounty Fond Commit
tee; ■■ It
rye=a OFFICE OF CITIZENS’ COMMITTEE
IL? ON BOUNTY FUND, NO. 605 OHESi’NUT
The’Disbursing Oommttee, to whom was referred the
subject of assisting recruiting stations for the old Phila
delphia regiments in the field, recommend that the Com!
mittee furnish each recruiting fetation with a Flag, and
pay the expenses of a Drummer and Fifer for this week,
wherever the same are desired by a Recruiting Officer,
and are NOT FURNISHED by. the United Statea Go
vernment.
Resolved, That John E. Addicks be appointed a com
mittee to furnish oioh station with a Flag, and Mao' to
employ a Drummer and Fifer for this week, where‘the
same may bei desired by the. Recruiting Officer; . “ ;
The Recruiting Officers above referred to will please
meet the Committee TniS DAY, at the Board of Trade
Booms, 505 CHESTNUT Street, at 10 o’clock.
. : . JOHN; E ADDICKS, Committee.
:■ PIKLAnBLPHU, August 27,1862. It
VSi NATIONAL UNION ASSOCIATION,
Uol FIFTH WARD. —Tbe loyal citizens of the Fifth
ward, irrespective of party, who are in favor of sus
taining the National Administration in its efforts to sup
press the rebellion, will vote for the Delegates to the se
veral Conventions at the following places:
Ist Division—McKeown’s,' South street, above Second. .
Judge—Charles T. Brown.
Inspectors—Charles Marhland, Lewis Gil
lingham.
2d Division—Gioin’s, S. E. corner Front asd Pine sts.
Judge—William P. Barnard. £
Inspectors—Sami. S. Folweli; Henry Char.
■'■■■■ man. . . >-
Si Division—Consdine’s, S. W. corner of Fifth and
Lombard streets.
Judge—George Johnson.
Inspectors—Wm. Phi lips, Robt, Stonart,
4th Division—Steinmelz’s, N: W. corner of Frent and
Union streets.
Judge—John B. Kenney
Inspectors—H. S. Gilbert, E. J. Kenney.
sth Division—Helveraon’s, Front street, above Dock.
Judge—Francis H Duffee,
Inspectors—J. Blake, W. Wilss.
' 6th Division—Bures’, Spruce’ street, below Fifth.
Judge—Wm.H. Pepigaan.
Inspectors—Thos, Cook, Jacob H. Burns.
Tth Division—O’Brien’s, Fifth street, above Prune.
Judge—Joe. P. Longhead.
Inspectors—o. W. Steel, John Gus.
Bth Division—Zone’s, Sixth street, below Chestnut.
Judge—J. B. Earl.
Inspectors—Geo. OaUihan, G. W. Baugh.
The Polls will be open from 7 to 9 o’clock r. M.
By order of the’Association:
■ ' ’ WILLIAM S. SMITH, Chairman.
. Jomt J. Feasklik, ) c , .
‘ Egbert K. Nicholls, ( Secretaries. qn23-4t
rdr==. N OTICE —THE PENNSYLVANIA
(kg FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. ,
, • August 21at, 3862.
3!he animal meeting of tho Stockholders ofthe Peon*
B?lvaniaFire Insurance- Company, will be held at their
office om MONDAY, the first day of September next, at
10 A. M., wheß an election will be held for nine
Directors, ; to serve for tbe ensuing year. ..
anSl'tsel - WM. G, CfiOWKLL, Secretary.
jv-gr- OFFICE OF THE HARRISBURG,
,lk3 PORTSMOUTH, MOUNT JOY, AND LAN,
OAoTEE BAIL ROAD COMPANY.—Pkiladblphia-
Ausnet 20, 1862. . • ..
! The anunat noeting-of tba Stockholders of this Com
pany wiil be held on FRIDAY, the sth day of September
next, at 11 o’clock, A. M , at No. 3 WILLING’S AL.
LEY, at which time an election will be held for. Thirteen
Directors, to serve for the ensuing year. (, 5
au2l-12t* GEORGE TABER, Secretary.
: ff==* RECRUITS FOR PHILADELPHIA
REGIMENTS IN THE FIELD. —The £DIB
- AGENCY OF THE OITiZENS’ BOUNTY
FUND announce to all Recruiting Officers for Phila
delphia Regiments in the field, that they sit, DAILY,
between 9 A. M. and 12 M., at thsir Office, in front of
the FARMERS AND: MECHANICS BANK, and are
‘prepared to pay ;.~i
$6 Premium to each Becrait, and
$OO Bounty to each Recruit, upon compliance with
the fonuß they have adopted. - Information in detail
given ion application to the nndereigaed. Recruiting
Officers will please present their credentials for enlisting.
; ■ ■ ■ MICHAEL Y. BAKER,
. . GEORGE WHITNEY,
asS-tsol SINGLETON A. MERCER.
fY7==* HEADQUARTERS PENNSYLVANIA
Iks MILITIA,
;•■■■■ SURGEON GENERAL’S. OFFICE,
Habbisbubg, August 16, 1862.
STATE MEDICAL BOARD OF PENNSYLVANIA.
6he State Medtcal Board will meet in the Hall of the
House of Representatives,; Harrisburg, on THURSDAY,
September 11,1862. and sit one day, for the examination
of candidates for the post or Assistant Surgeon in Penn
ejlvania Regiments.
Candidates will register their names at the Hall at 8
A. M;, and none bnt those present punctually at 9 A. M.
will be examined. '
Citizens of Pennsylvania, of good health, and capable
of active service in the field, can alone be received.
By order of A. G. CURTIN,
Governor of Pennsylvania.
■■ HENRY H. SMITH,
an2o-w< tsell Surgeon General of Pennsylvania.
ir«=» OUR COUNTRY ! TO ARMS ! !—THE
Lk_3 ‘ COMMITTEE appointed to rece.ye Subscriptions
in aid of the CITIZENS’ BOUNTY FUND, Tor pro
viding the proportion of Philadelphia’s quota of men to
Increase the Army of ;the Republic, Bit dally at
INDEPENDENCE HALL,
From 10 A. M. to it P. M.
.By order of the Committee;. . ... /
- jy29 tSI THOMAS WEBSTER, Chairman.
POLITICAL.
TXECEIVER OF TAXES,
J-V JAMES 0 KELCH,
SECOND. WARD.
T?OR RECEIVER OF TAXES,
X? ADAM Hi SHOEMAKER,
or '
SIXTEENTH WARD.
. Subject to the nomination of the National Un'on Oon
vention. , an26-4i#
XpOR CITY CONTROLLER, 1862,
JL 1 GEO. W. HUFTY, ;
FOURTEENTH WARD. an7-tn
PHOTOGRAPHS.
WA R ITIMEB.—TO REIMER’S
every one should pay a visit, and see and engage
a picture worth having. Superior finished life-sized
Photography, in 911 colors, at war prices. SECOND
Street, above Green. ; It*
QAVS FOUR MOHEY AND YOUB
O ' time; by going to BEIMEB’S, where thlnss; are
done with correctness end despatch. Colored Photo
graphs, .of decided merit, only 81. SECOND Street,
above Green. ‘ ' i. -.l
PAPER" HANGINGS.
Having added the retail
ing of WALL PAPER to our business, we are
prepared with afine assortment of.PAPEB HANGINGS
of the most approved designs, at right prices.: Best
workmen employed to hang the paper. No better time
for papering walls than the fall season.
JOHN H. LONGSTBETH,
an27-wfm6t* . 12 North THIRD Street
fVOBVTIPES BI REIMBR AEE
_L a wonderfut success. The artists, in their pictures,
have shown an ability of the highest order. Everything,
from complexion to' drapery, is finely donel: :SECOND
Street, above Green. , , - ■ .. - It*
BOTTLES.— Empty Porter and Ale
BOTTLES bought back of 821 ARCH&treet.
eu26-3i# T. WALTER.
TO VOLUNTEEaS. -gj
ARMY WATCHES.
We have jnst received an assortment of Gold and Stt
ver Watches, made expressly to onr order, 1 and pecu
liarly adapted to those in the Army, oh account or their
extra strength and simplicity construction, which we
will sell very low. LEWIS LADOMUB 4,00.,
au2l-6tlf No. 802 OHEBTN OT Street;
J OBT OB MISLAID.—Scrip Certifi
. U cates of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company,
No. 878, of 1850, 810; No. 628, of 1851, ,810. Applica
tion has been made for the issue or new Certificates in
place thereof. JAS. B. ALYOBD.- ,
August 12,1862. ; .i‘ T : ' , '.'.f aul3rw6t*
T ADIEB TAKE THEIR CHILDREN
Aj/or HA 18-CUTTING to GUTEEUNST’B, FOURTH
anURBANOH.;:;';; I:"au27-lftf
M SCHULTZ & CO. hare removed
• to No. 16 South THIRD Street, where they will
attend to the purchase and sale of Foreizn and Domestto
Sxchssge, Ootd ud Silver. Old Demand Votes, axid
otker fiecurittoe. .
pi AN ADA PEAf—5O bbls. Canada
VJ ?««!,« very choice quality, for sals by .
' T RHODES A WILLIAMS,
an2l 107 Bonth WATEB atreet •
pILARET.- —172 oases St. Julian Me
\J doe Claret for sale by
CHARLES & OABBTATBB,
anil No. 12S WALNUT Street.
THE PRESS.— PHILADELPHIA;. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 27, 1863.
au23.6t*
f MILITARY.
j| $lBO -BOUNTY AND ADVANCE
M Pay; to Yolunteers for the bravelo9th Regiment P.
Uf Y„ ■< (Jnrtin Light Guard,” Col, H. J. Stainrook.
FREEMAN SCOTT, Recruiting Officer. RACE ;
Street, above Sixth. an 27 3:*
Jj FOUH DAXS MOEB FOft PILL-
H ING up this Regiment, with all the bounty, $162. Thie
JJJ will be the LAST OPPOBTUNIT ¥ AFFOBDED to
those who wUh- to volunter. ' Company C, 119th Ba
giment, Cel. P. C. ELLMAKEB.
’ ... Capt. A. T. GOODMAN.
Ist Lieut.CBESJ. Saylor..
2d Lieut. Fr|4Sk Lbooo,
Rpcruiting'Offloe, 204 WALNU f Street.- an27-31#
J HRIAN* BOBOIHME UNITED
-0 IRISH LEGION.—AII the Officers are hereby
\|F notified - to meet at- Headquarters, CONNELLY’S,
' *■ 627 CHESTNUT Street, THIS . WEDNESDAY, j at
eleven .o’cleck -A. M. Special business, by telegraph
from Washington. Officers; he punctual and attend,-
It* - c:n7 rJOHN G. CONNELLY.
jU U9TH REGIMENTj D; V. s COL.
WjP.O. ELLMAKEB.
jlf, SPECIAL -AUTHORITY having been received
“from the Secretary oh War to muster in recruits un
til the FIRST OF SEPTEMBER for this regiment, ap
plicfttloiiß will be received at
HEADQUABTFBS, No; 709 MARKET STREET,
For any ct mpany not already full, or at
No. 204 Walnut street, Capt. Goodman;
No. 306 Arch street. Capt. Warner.
No 121 North Third Btreet, Oapt, Wagner.
Third street above Race, Capt Ridgeway.
S. E. corner Eighteenth and Market, Capt. Moss,
N E. corner Broad and Bace, Lieut. Logo. '
All the BOUNTIES and ADVANCE PAY, as hereto
fire. ■ -
Apply at once, and DON’T WAIT TO BE DBAFT
ED. au27-2t .
ji THE ROLLS OF HONOR.
0 { NOTICE TO VOLUNTEERS.—AII Pennsylvania
J[j Volunteers mustered into the Bervlceof the Uulted
States from the commencement of the war, are enti
tled to have their names inroribed on the.BOLLS OP
HONOR, to bedeposlted in INDEPENDENCE HALL.
The committee, to .arrange, the Bolls, preparatory to
their engrossment in; the parchment books, have pre
pared the necessary blanks , foridetivery to regimental
officers, captains of companies, and officers recruiting for'
old regiments now in the.field, who are requested to have
them filled, and returned to the committee as soon as
practicable. . .
The Bolls will contain the name; age, birth-place, re
sidence, occupation, and term of enlistment of every offi
cer and private, with the letter of the company and
number of the regiment. In which be enlißts. A largo
number of the voluntors have families dependent upon
them, to wbom it may be the duty of ’the public to ex
tend such aid hr realter as-circumstances require. In
every case,’therefore, where the soldier leaves a wife
and children, or ei(her, tbe fact will be noted, and the
number and sexes of his children entered on the' Boll;
together with the range of their ages. . J . ■
If a soldier dies, or Is wounded in the service, or is
honorably or otherwise discharged; the fact, as it may
hereafter appear from the official report, will be entered
on the Rolls oppo iitc bis namo. - -
The Bolls are intended to present ft faithfol record of
the career of-every volunteer from Pennsylvania during
his term of service: and it ie hoped that regimental ' and
line officers will facilitate’ Uie; object, and that the name
of no man .who serveß his country in the present war will
be omitied-from its history. ’ -
The blanks will be delivered on application'at the
rooms of the Board of Trade, No.« 605 Ohestont street,
on and alter Thursday, the 28 h of Angiist, 1862,,
CHAB'.ES GIBBONI, 1 ’
GEORGE WHITNEY, ) Committee.
J. BOSS SNOWDEN, \
; Philadelphia, Angfißt 26,1882. • an26.tSel
il HEADQUARTERS 116TH RE
-OGIMENT p; Y„ Angußt 25,1862. -
Hi NOTIOE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all reernits now
. in the country, recruited in 001. .HEENAN’S Begi
ment, to repair to Philadelphia before the Ist' of SEP
TE MBKB, to be mustered into the service of-the United
Btatro, In order to complete the.rolls, that they may be
sent to Washington and the men receive their first month’s
pay. . ,* ;•
By order of Col. D. HEENAN, Commanding,
J. E. MILES, Ajt.
to he attached to Gen. MICHAEL
CORCORAN’S an26 6t '
u RECRUITS FOR PHILADBL-
B PHIA BKGIMENTS IN ACTIVE SEBVIOB IN
W THE FlELD.—BecruUs wantedfor the Old Regi
ments from Philadelphia—OAVALEX', ABTILLE
BY, and INFANTBY. Bounties for all other regiments
have ceased, The following “ bounties” are now paid,
cash?in hand, before the recruit leaves the city:
By the Government—Bounty;;s2s
* and a “premium” for each recruit offering : 4
The Citizen's Bounty Fund paid to each recruit...... 80
—, and an additional “ prominm” of * 0
• ,;r-. . «oc
Theee Hberal “ bounties” and “ premiums” will be paid
at once for ail able-bodied effective men between the area
of 18 and 45.
. The draft will surelF take place on Be ptember 3d, 1852:
there remains then bnt one week to secure these bounties.
WTour fellow.citizens appeal to yon Srom the batde-fioid
to reinforce these veteran and woll-offlcered regiments.
Shall they appeal in vain ?
Come forward NO W, and Belect not only the rogiment
in which yon .wish to serve, bnt.tbe particular company
in wblchyour comrades are, instead of waiting to be
drafted without these privileges.
For further particulars apply at the following recruit
ing stations now open:
. Capt. Thomas J. Town, 95th Segment, 202 Dock street.
Lieut. Patrick Egan, 95th Begiment, 202 Dock street.
Lieut 0. B Griffith, 82d Begiment, 718 Vine street.
.Lient. A. J. t norr, 82d Begiment, HS Fine ,treat,
g Capt. William J. Uhler, 99Ui Begiment, 201 Dock st.
Capt.AdamSchnh.Bßth Begiment.
Lient. John 8. Bieht, 26th Begiment, 144 North Third,
and comer Carpenter and bixtb streets.
Lieut. George W. Tomlinson, 26th Begiment, aad 114
'North Third, and corner Carpenter and Sixth ttreats.
Capt. P. McDonough, 2d Beserves, 108 South Sixth
Sheet.
Lient. Jc hn Curley, 2d Beserves, 108 South Sixth street,
Capt .Matthew Belliy, 115 th Begiment, 1219 "Market
street;
Oept. William Wilson, 81st Begiment,lllBMarketsbeet.
Lieut. W.L. Stock, 29th Begiment.
: Lieut. Thomas K. Boggs, 23d Begiment, N. E. corner
Sixth and Oheatnut streets, third story.
Lient. George W. Wilson, 61stBegiment, 8 South Fifth
street. ■ ■■
Limit William M. Dawson, 61st Begiment, 8 South
Fifth stmt. . ..
Lient. Samuel Larue, 3d Pennsylvania Infantry Bo
serve Corps, 40 South Third street.
; Lient. John Stanton, 3d Pennsylvania Infantry Bseerve
Corps, 40 South Third street
Lieut. Charles Been, 98th Begiment, 832 North Third
-street.' ... . '. • .
Lituf. Edward Hough, 98thBegiment, 632 North Third
street.
Lient James B. Hadley, 26th Begiment, 1030 Filbert
street '
Gapt. pbristianH. Winter, 75th Begiment, 488 North
Third street.
eapt. William Jatho,27th Begiment, Callowhill, above
Fifth Btreet.- ■ .: .
Lient. Walter S. Briggsi 27th Begiment. v ‘'
Lieut, win: Lotford, 29th Begiment, 710 Market street.
Lient. John Boche, 117th Begiment, 104 South Sixth
streot. ■. • ; -
•Lient. Daniel B. _Meany, 117th Begiment, 44- Sonlh
Seventh street. V v- ■ . .
Lient. Jnslns A. Gregory, 91st Begiment, 620 Chestnut
street.' ."■
Lieut. Colonel E:H. Flood, 43d Begiment,lrt Pennsyl
vania Artillery, 150 North Skxmd street
Major James H. Brady, Ist Pennsylvania Artillery," 150
North Second and 515 North Second street.
Lient. Daniel F. Linn, 58th Begiment, 620 Chestnut
street. • ....
• Lieut.J Joseph N. Abbey, 112th Begiment, 133 South
Fourth street. ' ■ ' "
‘ Lieut. J. B. Allen, 72d Begiment. 527 Chestnut Btreet.
LUut. J. W. Sunderland, 72d Begiment, 527 Chestnut
street.' •
Capt. Samnel Zulick, 29th Begiment:
Captain William Moore, 73d Begiment, 45T North Third
street.- - *“
Lieut. Christian Goebel, 73d Begiment, N. E. corner
Fourth and Cherry streets.
Lient Nicholes Bagge, 112th Begiment.
Capt Christian Eleintz, 65th Begiment, 232 North
Fourth Btreet. .
- Lient. Phtlip Yorhees, 29th Begiment.
- Capt. Joseph O. Hess, 65th Begiment, 333 Chestnut
street.
Lient Benjamin B. Eyre, 71st Begiment, 620 Oheetnnt
Bt Or t to C. F. BDFF,
Lieut. Colonel Third Cavalry, U; S. Army,
Superintendent BecrniUng Service, -
an2s-tSO . * . 1102 Girard street, Phiiada.
II CITY BOUNTY FUND COM
fl MISSION.
W NOTICE TO YOLUNTMBS.—OfficiaI informa
tion has been given tothe Oity Bounty' Fund Oom
misßlon,that thefollotving named regiments have been
accepted bytlte Goremor of Pennsylvania, on account
of the Quota of Volnntoors rcauired from the city of
Philadelphia, Vie:
Zouave d’Afriaue, Col Oollls.
Regiment No. 116, Col. Heensn. -
“ “ 117, 001. A. H. Tippln, Bcott Region.
, “ “ 118 i Col. O.M.PrevoßßOnniEjrehange.
“ « 119, 001. P.O. EUmaker, Gray Reserves.
“ 121,061. Chapman Biddle.
The Commission are ready to pay the bounty to volun
teers in said regiments nndor the roles and regulations
heretofore published
anlfi-Mt
JOHN O. KNOX, Chairman.
RECRUITING OFFICE OF
JSEn THE ANDERSON TROOP, Ground Floor of
'■ f . iJcS. the Pennsylvania Railroad Office, corner of
THIRD Street and WILLING’S Alley.
Oapt. WB J. PARMER,
Sergt. ALFRED VEZIN,
Private NO>RMAN M. SMITH.”
au26 61#
ATTENTION! SI62BOUNTY.
jS/Bt, —The danger of belDg drafted or consolidated
' tv irjto another regiment avoided by joining the
Washington sqtjadbon of oayalby now
forming, by order of. the Secretary of War, tinder the
command of JtWor'JAHESM. SOHOONMAKEB.
Apply at ‘ .. •
201 South Fourth Street.
Farmer’s Market, Market, above Eleventh.
Bay Market, Seventh and Oxford.
Capt. J. W. BALL, Oapt. H. N. HABBISON,
Hent. CABPJSB W. Monaia, Lieut Jacob J, iloßßra.
au2G-6t
FINANCIAL.
u. s.
FIVE TWENTIES;
■ ■ ■ 08, ■ ■
20-YEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS,
PAYABLE AT TUB OPTION OF THE GOYEBN
MENT AFTEB FIVE YEABB. ]
I am instructed by the BEOBETABY OF THE
TBEASUBYto receive subscriptions for the above
LOAN AT FAR,
THE INTEBEST TO COMMENCE FBOM DATE
OF DEPOSIT,
Thai avoiding the difficulty heretofore experienced by
requiring payment in GOLD of the interest from May
last . '
> A lull supply ef these Bonds always on hand.
JAY COOKE,
SBBSOBIPTION AGENT, -
114 SOUTH THIRD ST.
jy29-tf. .
•' lAMBS Z. VALTOff,
TTTALTON & YOST,
IT, BAMKHBS, BBOKEBS,
- ASD : ■
OK UE BAL OOLLKO T O B B,
Ho. 25 South THIRD Street,. JPMlsddphli. .r
BBFEBBNCES.
J*T Cooke *Oo:, Hon. James Pollock,
'James, Kentj Santee, & Co., Hon. H. D. Foster, 1 —
Esberiok, Black, ft 00., 1 Hon. A. H. Boeder,
O. MoKfbbin A Bon, Hon. Aas Packer,
K. P. Middleton ft Bro., Hon. Warren J. Woodward.
Hon. Wm, Wilkins, Y.L. Bradford, Esq,
•nT-Sm
GOOJOSI
fiy Blue Kersejs. ..7
Siy Rlue Cassimeres, (for Officers’ '
Pauls.) •
Dark Blue Uniform Cloths.
Dark lilue Cap Cloths. •••
Dark ’Blue Blouse Flannels.
White Domet Flannels.'
"Twilled Gray Mixed Flanels. .
U. S. Regulation Blaiikets.'
ALSO '
10-ounce and 12-ounce Standard
TENT DUCK.
In store>pd for Bale by
StAr»E, SMITH, & Co,
NO. 39 LETITIA, AND 40 SOUTH FRONT STS..
au27—lm ' PHILADELPHIA.,
GOODS.
100,000 YARDS
LIGHT-BLUE KERSEYS,
- 27 AND 64 INCHES WIDE,
FULL ARMY PATTERN,
FOR'SALE BY
JOSEPH LEA,
au27-6t 128 and 130 CHESTNUT Street.
QEO. W. SIMONS & BRO.,
MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS,
SANSOM-BTREET HALL, SANS OH ‘ STREET,
ABO YE BIXTH, (Up Stairs.)
' SWORDS!
INFANTRY, CAVALRY,
MEDICAL. Etc.
BELTS AND SASHES,
. SWORD-KNOTS AND COVERS,
SHOULDER -STRAPS AND MILITARY BADGES.
PRESENTATION SWORDS MADE
TO ORDER.
au9-sw‘3m
Jj.VANS & HASS ALE,
MILITARY FURNISHEBS,
NO. 418 AROH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
MILITARY GOODS,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, ’
an 22 8t . . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
TTENT BUTTONS AND SLIPS, U.
JL ■ S.-Patterns, for Sale at J; P. SEED'S manufac
tory, corner of THIBTEEKTH andNOBDE Streets.
bo2l-lib* ;
BLANKETSJ BLANKETS!.! BLAN
KETS! !!—The ’ subscribers haye.their.usnal as
sortment of superior, American and Englishißlankets, In
all theeizes mannfactnred.for Oribs, Oradlea, and Sloglo
And Double Bedsteads; at tbe lowest cash prices. ’
BHEPPABD, VAN HABLINGEN, & ARBISON,
ttn2T-12t. ~ ~.:. o 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
TCpANCT SHIRTING FLANNELS
* JJ*-Jnst opened, a few eases of French Shirting Flan
nels, in neat Stripes, Checks, and Plaids, ' of desirable
styles and qualities.
AXißO—Gray, Scarlet, and Bine Flannels.
aul2: - SHAEPLESS BBOTHEBS.
T?AL L DE LAINES, ALL NEW
JL* PATTERNS.—HamiIton De Laines.
WGLISH PRINTS,FALL STYLES.
A-J Opening of British Prints. - * -
“ 4-4 French styles.
SEEK & DANDELB,
anß- . ■ ■’■■■■■ FOURTH and ATtOH.
T ININS, WHITE GOODS, HOSIE
JLJ EX, EHEBOIDEBIEB.—Tbo subscribers,, in ad
dition to tbe HoTJse.Farnishing.aiid CurtainDeparttnento
of the Dry'Good* Business, givespecial attentioa to and
•have always onhand a fresh stock of tbe best Sheeting
Linens, White. Ooodsj Hosiery, and. "Embroideries, to
which the attention of buyers is respectfully requested,
SHEPPARD, TAN HARBINGER & ARBISON,
ans-lßt, 1008 CHESTNUT. Street.
THE LAST CHANCE FOR BAR
GAINS. .
FUBTHEB SEDUCTION IN PKICES.
; We arc determined to closeout.the balanceof oar Som
mer. Stock-before the flrstAf September. In order to do
ee wo will offer enr entireetock of
. FANOT SILKS.
' DESIB ABLE DBBSS GOODS,
DAuE MAATLES AND POINTES, '
SIIK GOATS AND SACQUE3,
At lower prices than ‘ those of any other Betail .House
in the city. .. k. *.;■ -
can’t be matched in prices and qualities, as they were all
bought before the last rise, and we are able to Beil them
at our ■
One lot cheapest Black Figured Silks ever offered.
Also, a good assortment-of
DOMESTIC GOODS.
' ' ' H. STEED & SON,
au4-tf No. 713 North TENTH St, above Coatee,
"DABGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
.JJ The following lots wQI bo sold at a great sacrifice
to close them out—viz:.
° Two lots Black Silk and Wool Ub allies at 18 Vo, worth
BTJfc.
Fiye pieces Barege ADgle ai 4c,worth 10c.
Fite pieces plaln-Barege at 12)fc.
i Also, a large lot of Shetland Shawls, at very low prises,
splendid for travelling or at watering places. . . , s
At i i JOHN H. STOKES’,
702 ABOH? Street.
“ OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO LADIES;”
; ;,r«E.S3MLvasrEEi>riEs-. ■
; Has jUßt.opeaedNE W GOODS os follows: Broad
hem-stitched Hdtcfe., 2,2 X, and 3 inch hem; hem
stitched Hdifs. (all linen), 13c.,0r 81.50 per doz.;
new styles narrow val. edgings and headings; new
styles points lace and ether collars and setts,
r All FOB SALE AT/OLDPBIOES. ;
All/ancy made-up poods, such as lace and other
setts, collars, sleeves, veils, hosts., Ac. Ac.) will be
closed cut, FOB THIS MOUTH ONLY, prepara
lory to laying in Fail Stock,
AT A BEDUOTIOtT OF 20 PKB CENT!
“ .Remnant*’’ofair kinds of Linens, White
Goods, Edgings, Intertings, Ao. Ac, will also be
closed oht at a HEAVY DISCOUNT.
As all of the above goods have recently advanced
bom 20 to 25 per cent;', from the increased rates
of exchange and tariff, the above great reduction
frtym oar old pricct should prove a great induce
ment for purchasers of these articles to bny daring
this month. anO-tf
A LLWOOL FRENC H FLANNELS,
JljL Fancy styles,’ for fronts’ Shirts.
EYRE ALANDELL,
anB FOURTH and ABOH.
All-wool checked oas h
] MB B E S.—4o-inch Black and WUte' Oheckl
fine pare E&lne Cashmeres. Imported and for sale br
BH4BPLESB BBOTHEBS,
©HEBTNTJT and EIGHTH Street*.
Tweeds and .c&ssiMEftEs.
I,6oo'yardg bbavy OaMmeres, just opened. •
;' Also, l,oooyards all- wool Tweeds, 62 to 75 cento.
Bummer and Fall Casßlmefes, a full stock.
■ Hen’s and Boys’ wear, our stock is complete.
DOMEBTICJB.
Bleacbed and Brown- Shirtings.
. Bleachfd and Brown SbeetiDgs. .
Oetton Flannels, Domot, all wool, and Baoquo do.
'' OottonGoods, at lowest market rates.
. HONKY-COMB QOILTB.
, , Marseilles and Lancaster Quilts. .
Bathing Flannels, Mosquito. Nets.
Linen Table Damasks and Napkins. .
Oheap lotß of 4-4 heavy Irish Linens.
CLOSING OUT.
Bilk Mantles, ThinDnsters, Lace Goods.
Boys’ Sommer .Clothing. .
Thin Dress Goodg, Black Tamartlnea.
ChaUies, Mohairs, Mozamhiqnes, So.
COOPEB ft OONABD,
, iyai-tr S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET stsi
•W BROTHERHEAD’S OIROU
iT T s LATINO LIBBABY.—AII the HKW English
and American Books, inclnding ALL CLASSES of Lite
rature.’ This Is the ONLY Library in tho conntry that
Includes all the NEW ENGLISH BOOKS that are not
BEPBINTED here.
Terms S 6 per year j 6 months *8; three months 51.50,
or Scents per day. BlSSonth EIGHTH street. jy7-2m*
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
CONGRESS SPRING
WATER DEPOT, 98 CEDAR STREET,
An attempt has been made to deceive the public bj
persons offering what they call “ Oosaßsas WArsa ”
bom fountains, and at (he price of six (6) cents per glass. -
The wholesale .price of the; genuine Congress Water, at;
New York, being about 7lf cents per glass, the .impost- 1
tion of. pretending to sell at retail at less : than cost, and
without sllpwanoe for freight, cartage, or breakage, Is
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. . ..
We have hbvsk sold Congress Water In fountains, nor
In vessels of any Other description than ordinary-sixed
glass bottles. The cork of every bottle of the genuine li
branded,
And any without
OONGBBBS
ten on the cork is I a. *W. oorrimiii.
WATEB.
tains or bottle*.
CLABKB ft WHITS,
Proprietor* of Congress Sprint.
The fotlowing gentlemen aresupplledby ua regularity
with' genuine. Congress Water, in bottles, fresh frem the"
Congress Bpring: , , -j ' ;
TBKP’k BBOWS, ear. Plfth and Chestnut its.
O. 8. HUBBBIiti, 1410 Chestnut street i
OHAB. BLLIB A GO., Market street.
*. JBTEVENB & 00., Continental HoUl.
. AMBBOBB SMITH, Chestnut street; ■
J. 0. TUBHPB NST' A 00., Ml Bpruoe street
THOB. J. HUSBAND, cor. Third andSprnoeata.
WTKTH Bros., Walnut street.
whether from fonn-
THOMAS W. TOST,
CLABKE & WHITE;
]eBo-2mif
QPLIT PEAS—Qf prime quality, for
KJealabr BHODE3ft WILLIAMS,
. «a 107 South WAXHB Street
’ MILITARY GOODS.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
Pacific De Baines.
Manchester DeLaines.
EYBB A LANDELL,
s FOURTH aud’ABOH.
OUK BLACK 81LKS
OLD LOW PBIOE3
1024 CHESTNUT STBBB'P
1024 CHESTNUT STREET,
CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
HEW YOBK
BiHAxoai, Joly 1, 1883.
those words sad let-
COMMISSION HOUSES.
■JELLING, coffin, & 00.,
220 OHKBTNUT BTBKRT,
are preparoaio
; CONTRACT FOR THE DELIVERY.
OF
ARMY
WOOLEN .AND COITON GOODS,
of '
STANDARD QUALITY.
' ~ au27-3m
OURTAINS FOR. HOSPITALS.
20,000 YARDS
, BLUE AND GREEN WIDE *
COTTON DAMASKS.
GEORGE D. PARRISH.
tt«2s-teeat ■■■ ■■,■■■ ■ ■ . . .......
gEAMLESS BAGS.
“ LEWISTON" &Hd
f‘ PREMIUM” «A.”
FOB SALE BY
WELLING, COFFIN, & CO.,
JySl-mwfSm No. 220 £HESTNtFTStreet
JJUNNELL
■ AND.
GREENE MANUFACTURING CO.’S
PRINTS.
400 Oases NEW FALL STYLUS.
FOB SALE BY
WELLING, COFFIN, & CO.,
jy2l-mwf3m
No. 820 CHESTNUT Btroet.
JJED-QUILTS, SUITABLE t FOR
HOSPITAL PURPOSES.
8,000 10-4 'WHITE AND BLUE AND -WHITE AND
. SLATE.
ALSO, 3-4 and.o-4 INDIGO BLUE FLANNELS. ;
For'saleby
FROTHINGHAM & WELLS,
jrlS-Sm 34 N. PBONTAnd 38 LETITIA STBEET.
gHIFLEY. HAZARD, &
HUTCHINSON.
Ho. 113 CHESTNUT BTBXXT,
OOHHIBSIOH HIBOHAHTB
ioi in siu or ■
PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS.
U>h3B-6m
DRT-GOODS JOBBERS.
1862. lALL - 1862.
JOHNES, BESEY, & Go.,
(Bnccesaors to Abbott, Johnes, A Oo.,)
527 MARKET, AND 524 OOMMEBOS STBEETS,
IMPOBTEB3 AND JOBBERS OF
SILK
•■■■*•••
: . . AND
FANCY DRY GOODS,
Have now opened an entirely
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK, IN
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, AND
AMERICAN
DRESS GOODS.
Alflo, a full assortment in
WHITE GOODS,RIBBONS,GLOVES,
SHAWLS, &c.,
Which they offer, at the very Lowest Market Prices, and
solicit the attention of the Trade. aulo-3m.
yARD.GILLMORE, & Co.,
- Noe. 6X7 CHESTNUT and 614 JAYNE Streets, -
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 particularly In*
vi ted. anll.3m
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
TDINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
JJ The subscriber would invite attention to his
IMPROVED OUT- OF SHIBTSj
Which he makes a speciality in his badness. Also, eon*
Stantly receiving .
HOVELTIKS FOB GENTLEMEN’S WEAK.
J. W. SOOTT,
GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING BTOBE,
- No. 814 CHESTNUT STSBET,
laß-tf Four doors below the Continental.
SAFES.
Bis LILLIE’S SAFE DEPOT RS
BSPmOVBD to No. 21 South SEVENTH Street, neat
the Franklin Institute.
The undersigned, thankful for past favors, and total
determined to merit future patronage, has secured as
elegant and convenient store, and has now on hand *
large assortment of Lillie’s Celebrated Wrought ant
Chilled Iron Fire and . Burglar, Proof Safes, (the only
strictly Are and burglar proof safes made.) ‘ Also, Lillis’)
Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Looks;
Lillie’s Bank Vault Doors and Locks win be furnish cl
to order on short notice. This is the sbongest, best pro
tected, andchesipest Door and Lock yet offered;-
■■■ Also, particular attention is oalled to Lillie’s He*
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, Ao.: This Safe is mb*
oededto surpass in style and eleganoe anything yetet
fered for this purpose, and is the only one that la strioUj
fire and burglar proof.
SmoiXlHotio*.—l have now on hand say twenty at
Farrel, Herring, A Co.’s Safes, most of them nearly nsv.
and some forty of other makers, comprising a comptetl
assortment as to sizes, and all lately exchanged for . tbi
now celebrated Lillie Safe. They will be sold at van
low prices. Please call and examine. ,
jeSfi-lyif M. O.BADLEB, Agent
ESri EVANS & WATSON’S
|sp BALAMANDBB' BASE
■ ■ ' STOKE,
16 SOUTH FOURTH BTBEET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA. *
A large variety of FIBE-PBOOF SAFES always on
hand- ■ ■
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
QIRARD FIRE AND MARINI
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE 418 WALNUT STBEET, PHILADELPHIA
CAPITAL 1200,000.
This company continues to take risks en "the safe;
classes of Property at low rates.
The.pnbllo can rely upon Its responsibility, and abffl.
ty to pay losses promptly. Its disbursements for tbi
benefit of the pnblio, dnrin* the lest nine years, ezoeed
©500,000,
and we respeotfolly solicit Its favor In the fatnra.
DIBEOTOBS.
OHAB. I. DUPONT, JEBBY, WALKEB, ’
JOHN W. CLAGHOBH, JOHN THOBNLET,
0. F. HEAZLITT, ABBAHAM HAST,
DAVID BOYD, Jr., PETES 8. HOE, of H. 1
WH. M. SWAIN, FUBMANSHEFFABD
JOBEFHKLAPF, M. D. N. S. LA WHENCE,
WM.O.BUDMAN, JOHN SUPPLES.
THOMAS OBAVEH, President
A. B. GILLETT, Vloe President.
JAS. B. ALVOBD, Secretary. ap3B-tt
fAME INSURANCE COMPANY.
Ho. 406 CHESTNUT Street
TOl* AND INLAND INSURANOM.
DIBEOTOBS.
r.N.Bnck, E.D. Woodrnlf,
Chas. Bichardson, John Heealer, Jr.,
Henry Lewis, Jr;, P. S. Justice,
Alex. Whilldin, Washington Jones,
Geo. A.Wert, Chas. Stoke*,
O.W. Davie, John W.Everman,
FBANOIS H. BUCK, President
OHABLEB BIOHABDSON, Vice Preddsat.
WILLIAMS L BLAHOHABD, Secretary. [mblP-ifE
/COMMONWEALTH FIRE INBU
VJ bahoe oompahy, of the btate oi
PENNSYLVANIA.
DIBEOTOBS.
DavM Jayne, M. D., - Charter H. Bogan,
John M.Whl tan, John K. Walker,.
Edward 0. Knight, Bobert Shoemaker,
Thomas & Stewart, William Strother*,
■ Hanry Lewis, Jr., Elijah Jones.
DAVID JAYNE, M D., President
-. , ' JOHH M. WHITALL, Vice FresMnt
SAMUEL S. MOON, Secretary!
Office, Commonwealth Building, 813 OHESTEUI
Btreet Philadelphia.... ■ aeMfir
TYEtAIN PlPE.—Yitrified Drain and
-I—/ Water PIPE, from 2 inches bore np, l with every'
variety of Bends, Branches, Traps,' Ac., warranted eaod
to' any In the market* and at; leas rates. Themnder
signed being Interested In one of the largest andbest
bed* of Fire Olay In this country for the mannfactnre
of the above and other articles, defies competition, both
In anallty and prioe. PETEB B. MBLIOg,
Office and Store 721 CHESTNUT Btreet.
Manufactory cor. Thompson and Anthraotte streets,
Philadelphia. auS-tt
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
JfEW TYORK AUTUMN
IMPORT.
BRITISH GOODB.
SAMUEL McLEAN & Co.,
39 AND 41 PARK PLACE,
Have nowopea, and arc by each. steamer receiving ad
ditions of - •* ’ •
FANCY BKFSS GOODS,’‘ '
BLACK AND WHITE PRINTS, ’; ' '
BROWN SHEETINGS,‘T 11
BLACK AND COLORED ALAS!bAS, .
BLACK, AND COLORED OQBUB9S,
BLAOK AND COLORED DE LAINEB, \ . ' !
MOURNING, PRINTED, AND WOVEN GOODS,;
DEBEGE& LAY ELLAS,
PLAID AND NANCY LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS,
To ah examination and purchase of which they respect
fully in-yDi buyers. ' •
/SAMUEL McLEAN & Go.,
39 AND 41 PARK PLACE,
anl9-321* NEW YORK. I,; .
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
PETERSON’S COUNTERFEIT DE
TECTOB, for SEPT EMBER ißt, is published this
day."-' ■ ■’ ;■ ' ‘ . ;
PETERSON S COUNTERFEIT DE-
X . TEOTOB, for SEP I EMBER, is fuU ol now Ooun
forfeits.;
PMRSON’S COUNTERFEIT DE
obotilfl'bave^^ 17 or PYfiMfilSS, dll aterekOcspara
pBTEBSON’S COUNTERFEIT D£-
JITEDTOR, for SEPTEMBER Ist, is publishes this
day. . ■■ «•*
Ihe ONLY OOEEEOT AND RELIABLE- pub.
Teems One ( doll.ar a year, monthly: or Two Dollars
a year, semi-monthly; or Ten Cents a number. ’
Everybody should- subscribe "for it; - every where, at
once. . .'
Postage stamps taken, at par for subscriptions.
Address all orders to the publishers of it, ;
T. B. PETERSON & BROIHERS,
. It No. 306 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
vu NEW BOOKS.
*»• JU3T READY-.-
LES MISERABLEB—MARIUS.
Tbe third part of Yictoe Hooo’s great French novel,
which"ls creating such a*literary sensation. Uniform in
price and style with part first, “Fantino,” and part se
cond, “Cosette." Paper oovors, price SO oents, and
cloth hound, ,?1,
THE FLY-ING DUTCHMAN.
. An entirely new, humorous poem of thefunniest cha
racter, by John G. SaxE; with sixteen irresistibly comic
Illustrations,’ on tinted paper. Cloth, bound in style’of
11 Nothing to Wear,” prico 50 cents. A regular hit.
ITL
OUT OF HIS HEAD.
A strange atfS eccentric romance, by T B. AtDnran,
(author of “ Babioßell.’i) Paper covers, price 50 cents,
and cloth bound, on superior paper, $l. ’ ;
fold by all Booksellers, and sent by mail free, oa
receipt of price, by
-- CARLETON, Publisher,
. (LATE RUDD & CARLETON,)
413 BBOADWAY, cor. Lispenard street,
anS.wstf . NEW YOBK.
“mHE DAILY EEPUBLICAN’’ will
A be leaned daily, until after tbe*> 10th of October.
It win be edited by gentlemen of undoubted ability, and
wiß advocate awarpolicy of the most decided character,
involving the entire removal oi Slavery ae the only means
of establishing a laating peace. It will sustain tbe entire
“ Republican” Ticket, with AMOS BBIOQS, Beni., for
Mayor, with all itg energy. k;
Arrangements having been made Tor< the publication
of tv enty-five thousand copies daily, for gratuitous dis
tribution in. the city during the campEtign, Advertisers
will find tbo “ Republican"' the beatmodiimi of reaching
onr citizens. IY--
If properly sustained, the “ Republican” will ba made
a permanent and leading Journal. Subscriptions and ad
vertisementsrfceived by" T. B. PUSH,
8. W. corner SIXTH and CHESTNUT streets.
auSd-Ct
■yfABRYING FOR MONEY, 40 Ots.;
Xu. Tißin’s Speeches,2o cents;, Bos Mlserables, by
Victor Hugo, 40. cents; Mrs. Wood’s 40 cents.
All new books sold at TWENTY PEB CENT. DIS
COUNT KKOM FUBHSHEBS’ PBfOE 3. PITCH
EB'S Cheap Book store, 430 CHESTNUT Street..
au2s-3t . •
A NOTHER IMPBOYBD WAft
JTjL MAP.—A Map of the Middle and Southern States
upon a large scale, showing ail the Railroads, tai, the
Battle-fields, with the dates when fought, and other
valnable information. Price SI.
, Also, a fresh supply of Blnnt’s Map of Eastern Vir
ginia, BhowiDg all the points of around Wash
ington and Richmond ; also the localities near the Bapi
dan, Rappahanor.tr, &c. Brice SO cents. Bor sale by
WIIiIIAM S. & AIiEBEO MABCIEN,
606,CHESTNUT Street.
« mflE REPUBLICAN.”—The first
,; -v-JL' Number of a Campaign Paper, devoted to the
Union, the Constitution, and the election of AMOS
BBIGGS, EtQ., to fcheftlayoraUy, and the e n fcira Be pub
lican Ticket, will be issned about the 15th ofSeptember,
ao2t-6i* • '".-V V'....
educational.
QCBOOL FOR YOUKG L iMES,
■ C3'S.B. corner MAB3HAT/I. and SPUING GABDEiJ
Streets. Duties resumed,SEPTEMBEB Bth.
E SOOH H. SUPPLEK, A. ST.,
Principal.
au27*l2t#.
x mHE CLASSIC ALiAND ENGLISH
JL BCHODXI of ;be subscriber will reopen, at 1230
LOOUST Street, MONDAY, September Bh. ■
au27-12t* ' B KBHDALL, A. it
rpENTH SECTION.— -The Primary
JL Scbool, No. 3, for Boys, will bo opened on MOif-
BATi September Ist, at their new Booms, corner of
THIRTEENTH end JtAOB Streets. '
By order of the Board of Directors :J
iro27-3l* CHARLES JE WitLL; President, t
■jyTAKGABET ROBINSON will re
-I“JL open her SCHOOL 808 GIBLB, corner of
BADE andj FRANKLIH streets, on SECOND.DAY,
9mo B. ... : /• au27-12t*
MISS M. W. HOWES’ YOUNG
LADIIS’ BOARDING AND , DAY; SCHOOL,
1525 CHESTNUT Street, will reopen on WEDNESDAY,
10th September. au2o-lm
mHE ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
X SCHOOL will reopen at 1112 MABKBT Street, on
THHBSDAYj 4th September
a»26-lm*
mHOS. BALDWIN’S ENGLISH and
,'JL OI<AB3IOAIi SCHOOL for Boys, N. E. corner of
BROAD and AROH streets, will reopen September
Ist. au26-lm#
CABINET FIIRNITURB.
fIABINET FURNITURE AND BUr
\J LIARD TABLES.
MOORE & OAMPION,
No. 261 South BEOOND Street,
in connection with their extensive Cabinet Business, art
now manufacturing a superior article of
BILLIARD TABLES,
And have nor on hand a fall snpply, finished with the
MOORE* CAMPION’S IMPROVED CUSHIONS,
which are pronounced by all who have used them to be
superior to all others.
For the auality and finish of these Tables the manu
faoturers refer to their numerous patrons throughout
the Union, who are familiar with-the character of their
work. ' au27-6m
PROPOSALS.
TYEPUTY QUARTIRMASTEft GE-
U NEBAB’S OFFICE, .V ' .
: a Philadelphia, August 28,1802.
PItOPOSAES will be received atthia Office until BA-.
TUBOAY.next, 30lh Inst:, at ’l2 o’clock M, for Pips
Hundred (500) eetH of Six Mile Wagon Harness, anl
Two' Hundred {2oo} sets of Two-Horse Ambulance Har
ness, to be made according to sample to be seen in this
office.
The whole to be completed and delivered in this city,
subject to inspection, on or before the Ist-of
next...... , G. 11. OBOSMAN,
Deputy Qr. Master General H. S. A.
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mo BUILDERS.—SEALED FROPO •
JL SALS will be received until 12 o’clock M, on the
28th dap of August, 1882, for enlarging the Northwest
Executive Buildinx (War Department).
: Plans and specifications can be examined from the 22d
of this month, between thehours of 9 A; M. and 5 P. M.,
at room of JOHN POTTS, Esq,, Chief Clerk of the War
Department.
Bidders will state tho time by which they propose to
put the building under roof again, and the'time when
they will complete the whole work. In awarding the
contract, time will be considered as well as money. The
bids will' he directed to the Secretary of War, and en
dorsed “ Propoealß for Enlarging the War Office.”
The right is reserved to reject any bid which, for . any
canse, it shall hot be deemed for the interest of the Go
vernment to accept: : au2S-3t
TX7ASHINGTOM AQUEDUCT.
VY Drpartmkst of th* Intkbiob,>
Washington, July 25,1832. $
PBOPOSAIiS will be received at this Department,
nntil 12 o’clock on WEDNESDAY, the 27th day of An
gnat, for completing the DISTBIBUTING BE3EBVOIB
of the WaahlngtonAqnednot, Plane,and speclfleationg
may be seen after the 12th of Angnet. •
Proposals to be sealed, endorsed “Proposals for Beser
voir,” and directed to “ Hon. CALEB B. SMITH, Secre
tary of the Interior, Washington.”
WATT J. SMITH,
Chief Clerk..
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mmmmm notice.-noeth
PENNSYLVANIA BAIL.
BEMOYAL OF PABSENGEB DEPOT
from TBONT and WILLOW Streets to
THE SEW DEPOT,
THIBD BTBEET, ABOVE THOMPSON 'STREET.
On and after MONDAY, September lßt, 1862, the Pas
senger Trains on this road will leave . •
THE NEW DEPOT,
THIBD BTBEET, ABOVE T HOMPSOS BTBEET.
instead of TBONT and WILLOW Streets, as at,present.
All Trains will stop at BEBKS Btreet, as usual.
White Oars of Third-Street Gitjr Passenger Sine run
directly to the new Depot. ELLIS. OLABK,
an2o*22t Agent.
QBFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA
AND BEADING BAILBOAD COMPANY.
PHtLAMLFSIJIj JQII6 2S, 18oX
The BATES of TBSIGHT and TOLLS on ANTHBA-.
CITE COAL transported by tU. cOmpror wiß be as fol
- ows doriDg the month of - ' ».
Prom -- Toßlohm’d. ToPhilada.
PortOarbon. *1.98 . . $1.68
Mount Carbon.. .1,97 1.67
Bohnylkiß H»ven 1.90 . -1.60
Aubnrn.......... ••••••.... . 1.88 1.60
Port Clinton. ■ ■. ,1.76 1.45
On.and aft«r SEPTEttBSB 1,1882, the rates wUlbs
as follows: 1 ■
’ From ~ •• To Biohm’d ToPhilada.
Port Carbon. $2lB 1 $l.BB
J Mount Oarbon. '' 2.17 LB7
BchnylkSl Haven............ 2.10 1.89'
Anbnm.................... 2.00 1.70
Port C8m0n................ 1.95 1.65
By order of the Board of Managers.
ieBo-8a W. H, WEBB, Secretary.
WIL S. COOLEY, A. M.
AMUSEMENTS,
T ADIES’ FAIR BOR THE BENE-
U PIT OP THE SICK AND WOUNDED SOL
DIERS at the Hall, northeast corner of SPRING GAR.
DEN and NINTH Streets, to be open all week from
MONDAY, tbe 26th inst. The tickets are placed at the
low price of 6 cente. Let the patriotic come forward and
asßiat the coble defenders of onr country’s flag in this
their hour of suffering and distress. au23-Bt*
ACADEMY OF
1 THE NINE - ARTS,
1026 CHESTNUT STREET, !
Is open, daily. (Sundays excepted) from 9 A. M. tiii 3
P. M. Admission 25 cents. Children hall price.
( Shares of ,Stock, $3O. jy9
.WANTS.
fillH
X\_.vacancy in the ,Radnor School District, Doia
ware county, Pe. An examination of applicants will be
held at the Radnor-'Friends’- School House, (near Mor
gan’s Cornet Sfition, bn RTS. B.;) on SATURDAY, the
SOtb of August -Terms, $33 per month.
! By order of Board of Directors t
; bu2T-2.* • LEWIS T; BBOOKE, Secretary.
AN EXPERIENCED TRAVEL
;IstX:LING SALESMAN, well acquainted .with Penn
sylvania cash Mid short-time buyers, would be willing to
negotiate with a good and responsible party to sell by
sample; cloths, casßimeres, and men’s wear, or staple and
fancy dry . goods.' Address PHILO, office of The Prtlt.
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WANTED—A PARTNER IN THE
YY MOROCCO MANUFAOTUBING BUSINBSB,
with a capital of five or bight thousand dollars. The
Meney can be profitably invested;'as thebnsiuess has
been'estahiished for a number of years. The factory
now occupied Is; complete,: and every, way suitable.
>For particulars, apply at southeast comer of CANAL
and .FOURTH Streets, Sixteenth Ward. ; au2«-st*
BREWER.— An EBglishman,. who is
thoroughly. acquainted with the Ama
rican systems of brewing, and who has had experience in.
bfeftlagajiAtnds of Albbtid porter, is in want or a ntaa~-
tibfi' B SSaWEB. , ffifst-t?A£a Articles guarantied.
ACdicos ‘t A. A ,'"gf>oßt Office, Bo± BHO4, Chicago, Illi
nois’. . aifiSMt*
WANTED.—A young, Mai) ai Entry
TV Clerk in an importing honse. Address-‘f M\,’*
Press office. aji2s-'3t*'
XT. ALUAELE PATENTS NOW
V BEADY—PARTNER WANTED—Sure thing—
CHEAP—Address or call oa “ Patentee. 5? ItambeHviHe 4
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
rpO TRIMMING MANUFAQTU-
J- BEES.—FOR SALE, VERY CHEAP—Power-
Looms, Hand Loom*, Cord Whoels, Spooling Machines,
Crimping Machines* Swivels, Spools, and everything
connected with the manufacture of .Trimmings 84 South
THIRD Street, (np stairs ) , an27-2t#
TjIOR SALE—-A complete set of “Ma
x' ryatt’s Signals, with Conversation Book.” Price,
$2O. - Inquire at No. 340 Sonth FIFTEENTH Street.
- ■ : an2s-3t*
m, HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR
®iaL SALE-'Elegant. Brown Stone House and hand
some Furniture, rWalnnt street, between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets.. Apply to
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STEAMSHIP SUWANIE,
.Jii Vi-j g6t i n f rom New Orleans, FOR SALE.
FREIGHT, or CHART* R Apply to
’ BUCKNOR, MoOAMMON,.* 00.,
an2s.3t# 31 N. WATER St, and3B N. WHaBVBS.
- EOR ; SALE.—The desirable resi
aEi dence, iHO GREEN Street. Pleasant location.
Immediate possession. One halfcanremain on mortgage.
ao2smwa6t*'
gj§ FOR SALE— The two three-story
HU brick HOUSES; west side of BREAD Street, north
of Arch, Nos. 108 and 108, with the two Dwellings in the
'rear; ’ ■ ■ ‘- '■ - ;
Also, the three-story brick DWELLING, No; 311
OBOWN Street. • *
Also, COTTAS® and LOT, on east side of WILLIAM.
orTBIRTY-NINTH Street,',West Philadelphia, above
Market street, with the modern improvements
Apply to . B. A. MITCHELL.
ao2B 6t* 134 Boath THIRD Street, Phils.
ji’-TAET OF A FURNISHED
HOUSB WANTED by s atnaU family,' in ceatrat
locakion. Address Box 1395, Poet Office; sa22-tf
4§~ FOR SALE—A beautiful COT
■aL' TAGE, and six acres of Ground, in the interior ot
Pennsylvania,l desirably situated and arranged for an
academy or first-class school, near a thriving village,
and in a healthy location.
Also- a desirable DWELLING and Lot, inNew Bloom
field. Perry county, Penna. ;
Also, a large number of cottages, lots, add other pro*
pertiee, for sale or exchange.
. £• F. GLENN, 123 South FOURTH Street,
ante and 8. W. oor. SEVENTEENTH and GREEN.
FOR SALE—A desirable. Farm,
containing 127 acres, two miles from Bailroad Sta-
twenty miles from the city, in Montgomery county.
Albo, a fine Farm>74 acres, fire minutes walfr from Bali*,
road Station, and /near Steamboat .Landing, 16. miles
above the city. Also, a numbtr of fine Fniit iu
Use Stat+B of Delaware and Maryland, on the most ac
commodating terms. Apply to E- PETTIT, -
ahl6 - No. 309 WALNUT Street.
6 FOE SALE—Store Properties,
HM. with good improvements, having a few acres of tort
attached, in Bucks and Chester counties.' Terms easy.
Alto, Lease and Furniture of a number of Hotels in the
city and country.-- Also, a number of Farms in the ad
jacent counties. Apply to E. PETTIT,
aulB; ' ' 809 WALNUT Street.
AS TO LET—The eligible STORE
■Hland FIXTURES, 432 CHESTNUT Street, next’to
new post office.
■ REMOVAL.
■ The GUN and FISHING TACKLE Store will bo -re
moved to 415, CHESTNUT Street, SEPTEMBER Ist.
Inaulre of PHILIP WILSON A GO.,
Jy2B-lf 432 CHESTNUT Street.
TO LET— Dwelling No. 24 Soutk
■as. SEVENTEENTH Street. Apply to
WETHEBILL & B3OTHEB,
No. 47 North SECOND Street.
m TO BENT—A THEEE-STOBY
BRICK DWELLING, on PINE- Street, new
Seventeenth* north side. Apply to *
WETHBBIIIII & BBOTHBK,
47 and 49 North SECOND Street
SFOR SALE OS TO LET—Four
Houses, on the west side of BROAD Street, below
Columbia avenue. Apply at the southwest corner of
NINTH and BANBOM Streets. ' ~ mh2B-tt
m TO SENT—A THREE-STORY
*“*• BBICK DWBLILING, on HASH Street, one door
: abovoTwelfth, north side. Bent low to a 'good tenant.
Apply to , W JSTHERILL 4 BBOTHKB,
; jclS* -4T and 49 North SECOND Street
rnO DISTILLERS.
~ The DIBTILLKBY known as the
“ PHOENIX,”
and formerly owned and occnpied by SAMI,. SMYTH,
Esd., E#nated on TWENTY-THIBD, between BAGS
and VINE Streets, Philadelphia, Capacity 600 bushela
per day, is now offered tor sale on reasonable and accom
modating terms. Is in good mining order, and haa aB
the modern improvements, i An Artesian well on the pre
mises furnishes an unfailing, supply of good, pore water.
Address Z. LOCKE & 00, No. 1010 MARKET
Street, Philadelphia. f«22 dtf
EXCUKSIONS.
EXCURSION TO
tn, W wajgjagl ATLANTIC CI'T BI PH*
YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
TBBBBDAY, August 28,1882.
Fifty sick and soldiers will accompany the.
excursion, under the ca-e of the Army Committee.
Boats leave Tine-street Wharf at 6 o’clock A. M.
Trains leave Atlantic City at 5 36 o’clock P. M.
Tickets,: $1.25. Children, 65 cents. an2l-St*
T3£ m \ | 11 WEST CHESTER
fS:5®23ae9w3AND PHILADELPHIA BAIL-
BOAD, TIA MEDIA.
PLEASANT AND CHEAP AFTERNOON BX-
CESSIONS ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
Through the finest Country and the most beautiful
Scenery In the vicinity of Philadelphia.
On TUESDAYS and FBIDAYB of each week until
further notice an Extra Train will leave West Chester at
6.65 P. M. for Philadelphia.
Passengers buying Excursion Tickets can taka either
the 2 or 4.30 P. M. Train from Philadelphia, and the 8
or 6.65 P. M. Train from West Chester,
BOUND-TBIP TICKETS PBOM PHILADELPHIA
to all Stations east of West Chester, good on any of th*
above Trains, out ot In, may be had on these days ONLT,
at EXCOBBION BATES, good only on the days issued,
For further information, apply at the Ticket Office, in
the DepoVN.E. comer of EIGHTEENTH and MAR
KET Streets. ' ;
Maht Delightful Loo atioks fob Bomme» Boaxdbbc
ok thb Lik* of thk Boad. t
je2l-tuwfs if
IMPORTANT TO
PLEASURE-SEEKERS.
THE PENNSYLVANIA BAILBOAD COMPANY
Is prepared to issue, during the Sommer, ticks* ti
greatly reduced-rates as fellows:
PENNSYLVANIA BAILBOAD COMPANY.
COMMUTATION TICKETS
For one, three,'six, nine, or twelve months, at vary
low rates, for the accommodation of persons living out at
town, of located on or near the line ot Gw road during
the summer. Prom and after July 1,1862, a still greatcs
reduction has been made on these tickets.
COUPON TICKETS
Tor twenty-six trips between any two points at about
two cents per mile. These tickets are intended far th*
use of families travelling froauently, and are of great ad
vantage to persons making occasional trips.
BOHOOL TICKETS
■ Tor one or three months, for the use of scholars at
tending school in the city.
. Living on or near the line of the road, and having
occasion to use the road freanentiy fn their clerical
capacity, are furnished with certificates entitling them
to travel at half fore. Applications to be made only to
Enoch Lewis', General Superintendent, at Altoona.
EXCURSION TICKETS
Issued at half fare to parties of over forty, good fag
- any reasonable time.
EXCUBSION TICKETS during the Summer are eofet
at greatly reduced rates, for tiie benefit of those seek,
tng recreation from bukness, or in pnrsnit of health.
These tiskete'are geod for . ten days, and are Issued to.
.OBEBBON. (top of the -Allegheny Mountains), AL
TOONA (foot of the mountains), BEDTOBD, DOUB
LING GAP, and EPHBATA BPBINGB.
Tor time of departure of trains see bills and cards ot
the road.'
. For ThronghTloketa apply «t the office of the Oco
pany, Bootheaet corner of ELEVENTH and MABEIg
Btreeta..,
JAMES OOWDEN, A*aat.
LEWIS L.HOUPT, G*n6rsJTi°ketAgent
iTi&-t»ei •: v.-.; -
-«?y TRUSS AND BBAOE DJB-
MiiJSvA&TXIXKT.
o. H. NEEDLES, ,
Corner TWELFTH end BACK Streets, Philedelpble.
Herolai Trasses end meohenicel appliances correct!?
adjnited b j
0. H. HSBM.IB.
Fine Frandt and approved American, adapted to avert
form of raptore, In adnlte and children, .English and
American Supporter! and Belfov.Bhonldor Brnces, Sne
pernoriee, Elastic Stockings, and Syringee in great va
riety. Ladles' Department, TWELFTH Street, first,
toor below Race. Conducted by competent ladles.
iy3B-3mir
c: H. MUIBHEib,
203 South SIXTH Street.
HENRY WOOD,
Superintendent.