THE HOTELS
' >srsS.r ob 7‘“-
I j!t !l ,^ l ' ork pr Smith A la, Kansas
VltrOli* 0 . s A BIUs, tewistown
d-H ia James B Neel, Maryland
I;'V. L W}“? Miss A Neel, Laoeaiter
IjVfy TUos M Barnes, Lancaster
li#' ,cw Mrs J HahoMmMt Illinois
>\ tn X* "”a S Kennedy, N Y
/ V , sMt* l,W n* # it Jamoa 9 Davis Wash
* rt ii 0 F Gumming Wwh
W-‘S£S» B Bim,i6ri ' v *w h »«k n
,1T I"* irMiss Uadmus, Newark
0 T Burt, New York
John Smltt, 0 W
,*!,»*• Uroofcly® B x palmer. Boston '
!r*S,MO»> B f?h Sami Musseiraan, Pa
h W Bringlmrst, Delaware
IS.-K‘ l ; il»rl fM “ fl j«» E B Oppedholm, N Y
wi* * (iH» Mlag haw, New York
i,!*' 1, bt*ss ,, ,“’ , J PB Hnoklns, Boston
'fA Vo* fared Ohio ,•
l!*'*'" Jtaryl»i ,a r . 0 w Qflfiwuld, Hartford
SI Nichols, Buffalo
is#'' Hiiff* 10 JP- Bowman, Ohio
Hb* W, l '" 11 , H Brand, England
jeiel* l "? 1 p p ,’bomai, England
.tfi* 6 ' iiaglsi'i] mias J£erby, St Loulß
f tJinosnaatl A - ft ,hbnrn A wife
V p'-' i- ,vifc ,i rs Pabnestbok, Harrisbg
jV'VU Gilbert A 2 oh, NY
,pf ,-i.tcaeo „ v w K Hooper, Baltimore .
i^K**’ 1 * i; K Green, New York
,t X K Appotd, Baltimore
ti**, ft. j Woodworth, Ohio
r'lf'kjcti,' v “ B “ nil Patton, Massachusetts
{“‘f Vtrk j, (/ xaylor, West Chester
C „ j ai Ohnrohlll A la, Cuba
rfL Aik"' o'™ 0 '™ Hon [t Hamlin, Wash
V:,.,, i'' os ' « T PK Small, York,- Pa
: )l ww rf, o Y r o bu H Oliver, Allentown'
K Marsh, Jersey City
S !l Js»ti, K ea y ,„ USI Hambleton
if* ! jt«rl tlll y Miss M Howe, Olaey
iVli+ft HbW j, j Campbell, Boston
|^g bos «e A H Smith, New York
bBIOW Aroh ' at '
„h,in(t»!o Wm Sq?«er,BloomsbKrg .
pi. S! B< }f J limb Woodaide, Pittsburg
,K* W B ,'S M 8 Porter, Oopneotiont
D Jaoobß, Virginia
J B McClelland, Pittebttrg
lion .Toim Oossrso, Bedford
j-mlb Geo P Morris & la, Ohio
, W S Casto, Illinois
B B Surly A wife ' . .
S' Time White, York, Pa
* B W McOinUsy, New York
“i u br» if sor J I! Philips
a J Stetßon, Watford, Wis
u<is J 0 Flennicken, Waynesb’g
,'jlifi '): ,r ‘abuts Hon B P Jbenulckeu, Pittb’g
i»» s s' n«»L 8 Wit Smrges, Washington
tjiisrfi w Obiis Gill, Now Juraey „
5ml 'Su» TMI J '“ Job
. —■*—
street, above Fifth. ,
lX ,J 1 BtooWjn J 0 Hoplica, Jr, Jer’yCtty
s rmw** 8 /',. QL Boyil, Tamaaua
UIWM J a Berveraon, Delaware
Tor* S P Hubbard, MB, Mas* :
* ,p;l fSu B <»cMstMs X T Footer, Blanch Chunk
/“T™ Horace Bonham, York, Pa
;v.o». If'tSn JA Pease, New York'
L B» sr 'B W Offermau, Harrisburg
W»*” w U 8 M r 9 Wearer, oatM«BdaB--a
U Mi® Kate Them,,, Oata'a
(•"‘'‘f'rfvork W Bum* la, Ohio
Illrttrd.Se* * 6 K Knikhart. JJew York
p Baltimof Jersey
„
, ,vnlß UOTEI.-Cltwtmit street, rtoye Third
f i n.h.tL W J Howeil, Hew Tori
kniMfd) Baltnowa IV J[ Thornton, Baltimore
IfeDjer, hew ><> g y ff Chester
- t , Sfswks- Indiana ■ '
!!.«»*'< ? w ;!| i r J v „ n M'se >1 Wegener, Indiana
W 0 Port r, New Jersey
**• Lter B PoiMi M«r Jersey
M l ." 1 Vh 11 rorik AJi firming, Hew York
*»* 881 Adam, Hew York
'l'E OKIOB—4N* 1 sfreBtl ftboTe Thlr<l '
F( .j,‘„ gl Blnntogb«a> •>%<£ Ooh, Birmingham
; t k Biimioswn J T Prosssr, Ohio
0 1 u T' Baltimore
: TmkkT B»!<iniore 0.8-Bebeaffer, Gettysburg
fcnli.Easwn V 0 Watford, Penna
.•jTJOSiI HQTKIi—B»o» street, above Third.
i, iw,,villa duo T Grose, Allentown
f* 5 , ..1 Danville 8 A Slmpion, Snnbnrjr
fc- wiS'ber? J 3 Mason, Colombia, Pa
ninn Wish,BO 0 P Gram, Penna
jaiUn.i M r , 0 oaubach, Dnnvillo
;uXch.Di>»r«ta L P Oreager, Hanover ,
Hanover John Bargett, Hanover .
j, togui, HanWr 0 uMtriob, Harrisburg
atrei!t ’ **oTß.Ohestamt. ,
iWWnb. Bit CO, Fa JKprosier Ala, Btbomsbg
/,t,.ch, Treramf, Pfi tt II Bdsr, Maryland
Hi tnino Wed Ch«3»er J Devoe, West Ohßßter :
: Wert Cbert* .'Ufa H Broofcs, Pottstown
V DiScr, f’hes co, P« tleut H 0 l ager, Pottatwn
>fi>!,cp, Verb co, P» D K Kalatou, Del co, Pa ,
Lie, Warn® co, 0 B T Janney ‘ ■ ■ .
trfr, Oxford, Pa JA Strawbridge, Oxford
-s'.,. Oxford, Pa
'4TES vmx HOTEL-—Market, above Sixth,
strtrt, Torchertm Jutiu T Barton, Atlantic 0
Ji iHrt, Onion CO, Fa W L Bofflsld : '
pitubnrg E G Hendrloke, Penna
B(Kee, Obambersburg Wm Harris, OUnton 00, Pa
ijgfKß, (Joatestihe Jerome Helrlok, Penna
!t T . VKBNOH—Becond street, ebove Aroh.
liisid,, Xi-w York Louis Lubree, New York .
B.jw', Stw York Misa 0 Senaoman, N Y
ifsj.iiew York Mias A (trim, Now Haven
E BoterU, N J Thoa Williams, NY
if-.Hitabarre W Lewis, Trenton
fASIIV SHKAF—Second street, below Vine.
J K niter, Boylestown
i, no, lusylrstrurn K T Donrilt. Doylestown
’P!l*;liew,H J It Meyms, Milltown
.19 Bjberry Dr 10 Rice, (lentrehiU
Becks c» Mr Thomas, Backs 00
j'. n *ra. Lstissks N Needham, Bucks co
|.'s kU. Peer,*
iDISQH HOUSE—Second street, above Market,
inp'ee, Sew Jener Henry Oram, Penns
fuller. Wdieport W Hill, Milford, Det
f. C BMe«. Marrlsnd 0.0 Bradford, Near York
T-y*ocf t la, Oboe Sender, WD, H J
it Vi B'tstoD, Del G H Brown, Penna
Iritll; Penna Joshna Pell, Bucks 00, Pa
BUOS BEAR—Third street, above OalUrwhiU.
ssTtisiLFogelsvllle Bamnel Boon, Reading
stß?i.,f! Prana Jas Young, Allentown .
ifr M'tetown P I Hlttle, CJooperebnrg
tfC i'enltf, Wmsport. David JBair, Freedansbnrg
Ftl'il, Korthampten
MLI) BAGtIS- Third iftreot, shore OatlowhlU.
Mff, Jacksonville la MluPNlckelson, Deyleat’n
:S«ubi tVajne co, Pa John Heninger, Norristown
loaning, Pitttoorg Jnlins H Weiss; Bethlebena
'CrafeoMk, Bethlehem 'Will E nr?, Maaontown, Pa
Sir,, Brownstosm, 0 \V 3 Entry, Palmyra, Pa
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Me:»s Chests— I Tie test ever made,
tglijM, stroii?, and complete In everything required
tte cfrtsere. Price, j}22. Alao, Swords, Sashes
Etta. HaveraftnUs, is, - - ■' '■
E. W, OABBYL & 00.,
715 OHE3TNOT, Street.
por*B & Uakbr’b New Shuttle
''lSu SUCHISE.-PBIOE, gW, '
- i'!<Diloa of tailors and other manufacturers re
;*'* ttt m of a fast and durable look-stitch machine,
towci So oar No, 9. This iaanew and admirable
&;e, vtsaliog with the greatest ease, and with but
ft i.ii,, and, although but lately put into the market,
iittij a inat Earorite with manufacturers. It ia a
''■sintacbl&e, at a low price.
tantiiiue 6y»' introduced In this city hag sold so
Hi. ft eiten mch wtlTersal satisfaction, It is yery
■Wicikcfisjiioction, easily learned, not liable.’to
nt of order, works wi ll due cotton, Bills, or linen
well. tga (he | ow price at whiob it la sold
■» ii within the reseh sf all>h(> desire a reliable,
! t‘uftUiS lMchise, ) t ,
OROVEE S BAKER S. M. 00.,
780 CHESTNUT Street.
I‘R'OKa & Oo.’s Letter “A” Fa.
W SWISS MAOHXSE, WITH AtiVTHB BE
r "'PWEMKNTS, In the best, and OHBAPBST,
h-.r BEiOTiPUL, o( all Sewing Machined. This
lyl* 111 ** *>Ttbto*, bom the running of s tuck
t *»n.to the making of an Overcoat—anything
jet or Bearer Cloth dorm to the aofleßt Gauze or
-h Tisane, and la eYer ready to do its work to'per
** can f*Ui hem, bind, gather, tuck, guilt, and
witj for a great variety of ornamental work.
'■! *o! the only Machine that can fell, hem, bind,
,•* ouli, but it will do so better than any other Ma-
W" 61 '" 441 “ A ” family Sewing, Machine may
’■ f. 1 Wlety of cabinet caaei. The Folding
* * :l ' 1 k now becoming bo popular, is, as its name
nee that can be folded into a box or case which,
a beautiful, substantial, and Bpa-
’“•» fcr th 6 wer), to rest upon. Th* oases are of
i ‘ ™ Heinabla design—plain as the wood grew in its
or •• el»borately Bniebed as art can make
ii he Brft hnh Offices are well supplied with silk
•’ rfs ’* needles, oil, eto., of the very best guality.
“* * 'OP? of *t Sisoßß A Oo.’s Guihi." ;
I. M. SINGES & CO.]
1*..,,, 458 BROADWAY, N. T.
OFFICE, 810 CHESTNUT ST,
jyli-mwftf
CLOTHING, OP THU LATEST
jn "*^ s h the Best Manner) expressly for BE
feat^ 8, “WEST Soiling Prioes marked In
ah Qeods made to Order wansyiied
®a»-P*toi Sibtmi la rtrlottr ad
jgj 411 we thereby treated alike.
! WSBB A 00.. 601 MARKET Street,
knawa’B Haib Dyb!
lti * m *EST Itr THB WOULD.
‘ Ba WH!LOB’S celebrated Hair Dy»
to bo dlstingnisbedtromnatare—
t||j!.J^‘,o'bl'u,etb#Hair In the least; remedial
4. Os* t ares i* nfl InrigoraW jhe Hair for
*“M SlfLt D ’ “ EUST * HAIB Instantly turns a
4 li,u u°? Brown > tearing the Hair soft and bean-
IU Dr Wist., So. • -■■■'
!2, m «, signed WILLIAM A. BATCH*.
SZ Hiu of
%!, SJS n , ET > N °. 81 BABOLAY Street,
!$•!, and 18 Bond itreei), ;
. w«w York.
MARRIED -
»>> i( S 3 -Aogwt as, by the Bey. M D.
llthm J - Oole to Mln Surah Bogeys, both
?*«. b B s J^ZEß '~OntheiS7th tn>fc, by James
t, S!!5 k 4, v„ r ®° Wm Fcaaer, of Cincinnati,to
?i I'ttbet „ a ' —On the 20th in»t, by the
w ‘ wu “° *° ““ Matr
'itboayTpWO— On thelOtb of Angtwt, by the
•tub iWo , 0 !' Mr ' J™Phti« Oheanoy to Bl»a
of Philadelphia. / , .
„ DIED. • •
Sett'S! v 9 2 S. th at Blooming Grove,.
n'JJ 6 * York, Jlla, daughter of tterdeoal'
ii} 6 No’a Sf 9 ?>** (4 2ie«f»*nd2mbntlM. - ' -
«;*‘nrL SJ da » (29th) at 4 o’clock, from the
, ‘* h «i 654 K. Twelfth street ’ *
4 s * Slat' lnitant, onDnltrd States
S'Kite jM ~ off »ortre*s Monroe, Homy H, Met
, fcUtiir ,ew ° r bia age. ,
si? !,r *WO.M# 1 fl ! ena < ofthe family, and the mem-;
Jtegimeot (7Ut P. V) Whomsy;
l&V® WmH incited to attend his faner
1 1 M«ldenoe,*No.'»a63 8. Third street,.
fc S :' J^-.i(i' t ' l S 0 ? D >*‘ 8 X o’clock. ,
h ,l!| thBtes W6d nesday, the 27th Instant, John
s NMlvta * ear °f M« «g«- • *
hju l *- it a *vJ5? mi^e are invited to attend Wi
tSj^ce, Y* onSjtnrdarafternoon,from ntslate
*' Bldßteentk street. To proceed
.on the 27th-, test.. -Bmia
tf**'w hmn*** ot *dz»beth nnd the late Henehaw
I, 1 "’Kl, t l“”‘od year. , , ..
M ® Invited to attend her
C*h. S» noI „ d6noe of her grandfather, Mr.. Geo.
' *>*B ; cloS s s 6 .r & ?-. ,,r ! et ' “><» (Crider) after
,ct > wlthont further notice,: - *
BILLIARD On the 20th inst., Joseph T., oldest son
of Townsend Hilliard, In the 26th year of his age. „ '
The relatives and friends of the family are respeottuUy
Invited to attend the fanoral, from the residence of his
XSJUVm* north Hinth street, on this (Friday)
“ HUGHE A-On°the 21 th inst., Thomas Hughes; aged
%OTLLBF.—On the S7th Inst., Kate Sculiey, daugh
ter of Charles and Esther Seulley, aged 11 months. *
BITOHIB.—On the 2Tth inst., Alfred Perctval,young
est son of Joseph S. and Mary A. Bitchle, aged # l3
“sANBIFOBD.-On tho 26th instant, Mary Ann San
dtrord, aged S 3 years. ' *
MoANAhtT —On the 26th inst,, Susan, wife of Peter
MoAnally, Pgea2Byea'S. • . *
WIL3ON tin the 26th inst, Sarah Jana Wilson, wife
of Bohert Wilson, aged 34 years »
MoGINTY.—On the 27th‘Instant,’Margaret, wife of
John McGinty, rtsidence 2404 Spring' Garden street. *
MoNICHOL.—On the 27th Instant, Mrs. Annie Mc-
Eiobol. aged 86 years. * #
BALDT—On the 27th instant, Mrs. Amanda L., wife
of George H. Bsidt, in the 22d year of her age. - '•• # *
OH AM.RERLAI N—On the 26th instant, Mr. Samnet
M. Chamberlain, in the 36th year of hla age. #
BAXTEB —On the 26th instant, Anna Baxter, in the
70th year of her age, , i - #
i JEFFEBS—On the 2Tth‘,instant, John Jeffers, aged
70 years. *
BEBTBON —On the 27th instant, Mr. Georga W.
Bertron, in his 63d year. - *
BBOWH.—Onthe 26th instant, Elisa Jane, relict of
the late Maurice Brewn, in the 66th year of her age. *
HAItVEY.—On the 27th instant, Mary 0., daughter.
of James 0, and Catharine Harvey, aged 24 years. *
OB AIGE. On Tuesday opening, at his late residence,
on Shoemaker's Bane, Germantown, George S. Oralge, #
□ART —On the 27th instant, Mrs. Mary B, Hart,
wlfe'dTGnetavus Hart, in the 44th year of her age. #
Mourning store.—besson &
l SON, No. 918 CHESTNUT Street. ! .
•Biack Monaseiinede Raines, double widths.
Black Tamises. -
Black Summer Bombasines.
Black English Bombazines. ,
Blaok Alpacas, bombazine finish.
J. Black Gros Grain and Poult do Soie Silks.
. >Black Crape Maretz and Bareges.
Blaok Barege Hernani. .
Black Silk Grenadines.
Black and White towns, Ginghams, Sta. jy2B
IY=» THE REPUBLICAN NOMINATING
!L_3 Convention'will meet tit 3 o’clock P/M., NEXT
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, August 30th, as per ad
journment.; ■ v ' au27-2t*
rYT==. THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
IL§ UNITARIAN CHURCH —This Ohnroh, owner
ot'iEKTH and LOOUST Streets, will be opened for Bee
llgioua Bervico, next SUNDAY, August 31. Time of
Service, 10# A. M, . .an29-2',S<
(V=» FOURTH SENATORIAL
LL§ NATIONAL UNION CONVENTION. The
Delegates to the Convention of National Union party,
for the Fourth district, met at 3 o’clock at the Hail,
corner GiBA’BD Avenue and ELEVENTH Street.
Sixty Delegates present. '
Spencer Roberts, Esq., of Germantown, was elected
President. - -
John E. Freed and Frank Hood, Secretaries.
. George'Connell was nominated by acclamation as the
candidate for. Senator.
' A conimitieO-was appointed to wait upon tlr. Connell
and infum him ef his nomination., ‘ .
Being Inttodpced into the Convention, Mr. Connell ad
dressed the delegates:
Mr. President and, Gentlemen pf the Convention .*
In ruch a orieis us the present, when armed treason
aims to overthrow out Government, and threatens to
convulee onrlaud with anarchy, the ;first and highest
obligation of every cllizen is that which he owes to; the
community in which helives, to the State, to the coun
try ; to give whatever aid, power, or influence he may
possess to sustain and preserve our endangered na
tionality,. .. . -j,< . r
All other temporal objects are but secondary to this.
Most nobly have onr people responded to the oail of duty.
By innumerable sacrifices and sufferings, our brave and
patriolio br. thren in arms have attested their devotion
to the sacred cause of our common country, on hard
contested fields of battle, eomo disastrous, some glorious;
on the night, picket, in storm and snow, in hurried
marchts, in fatiguing labors, in trench and swamp;
pining in thsclose prisons of the fqe, or in dreary bos*.
pitals, sadly wasting life’s precious current away under
the fever’s burning speU; ‘
Gladly would I, too, have rushed to the field at the first
sound of clashing arms, in a cause holy as any In which
aswotdwss overdrawn. Gladly would I now accom
pany those of'you, gentlemen of tjie Convention, who
have tecently, in this our hour of peril, patontbe sol
dier’* uniform, si d who will soon be off to the econo of
aotion; my heart goes with you; hut He in whose hands
are life and death has laid the interdict. Disabicd by
physical infirmity, 1 am not allowed to march with you
to tbebsitle. field ; but by each act and vole of mine, by
every; word spoken in . the -Senate hall, the great .cense
yon allharo so deeply at heart, the cause of onr Na
tional Unity, shall ever be earneatiy; maintained.
Who can imagine what disastrous, results would fol
low onr failure to. subdue this rebellion ? What untold
miseries and humiliating degradation would follow in the
wake of our final defeat? Alas! no human mind can
conceive the dire oonsequehces, results only to ha con
templated with horror, and with the unalterable deter
mination to arrest them by any and all sacrifices, how
ever great.
Let, then every energy and all the resources. of this
mighty people be employed at once to accomplish onr
success Let our own Keystone State roll back the tide
of rebellion, and half a million of her sonß.in arms, if
need be, proclaim onr undying resolution never to allow
the diSßOlntioß of the.Unlon, nor a single State to wheel
madly from her sphere ,
At this time, and in this contest, there pan be hut two
parties. , On one side we see those who are for tho coun -
try heart and soul, without a single proviso, or any
. equivocation whatever; who are ready to sustain the
Government anywhere asd everywhere, at home,and
abroad, by arms on the battle-field and by votes at the
polls; men who have ignored all former party ties and
distinctions, and in whose consideration the salvation of
the country rises far above tha petty and insignificant in
terests of selfish and warring factions. «
“He who is not for ns and with us is against ns.” ,
I cheerfully accept the field of labor and the opportu
nity of usefulness tolblcb you have invited ine, and in
view of present circumstances, if your choice Bhallbo
confirmed by the voice of the people,' I shall regard tha
Senate as ad honorable sphere of dntywherel shall daily
be permitted to serve our noble Commonwealth, and per
form my humble share in preserving, unimpaired, tho
fair heritage of our fathers
Belurning you my thanks/gentlemen, for the proof of
your confidence manifested by your unanimous nomina
tion, I can only assure you of' my untiring efforts, if
eieEted, to make myself useful to the people of the city
and the Stats, of whiob we i re all bo justly proud..
Mr. Connell’s address was received with rounds of ap
plause, and the Convention adjourned with enthusiastio
cheering, 1 ' It
ryr=» NAGLEE REAL ESTATE ASSOCIA-
Lk§ TlON.—Stated Meeting FRIDAY EVENING,
29th Instant Election for Vice President for the unex
jired term of 0. Myers, resigned. ’ *
jy2B-2t* 0. MYERS, Seoretary.
ryr==. NOTICE —THE PENNSYLVANIA
LkJ EIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. ,
. . August 2tst, 1862.
The animal meeting of the Stockholders of the Penn
■yiTasia Eire 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
Directors, to serve for the ensuing year. .
an2l-tsel WK. G. CROWELL", Secretary.
ry=. OFFICE OF THE HARRISBURG,
LLS PORTSMOUTH, MOUNT JOY, AND DAN,
OAsTER RAILROAD COMPANY.— Philadelphia-
Auguet 20,1862.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany will be held on FRIDAY, the sth day of September
next, at 11 o’clock, A, M , at No. 3 WILDING’S AL
LEY, at which time an election will be held for Thirteen
Directors, to Berye for the ensuing year. t
. an2l-12t# GEORGE TABER, Seoretary.
wo RECRUITS FOR PHILADELPHIA
U 3 REGIMENTS IN THE FIELD. The DIS
BURSING AGENCY OF THE CITIZENS’ BOUNTY
FUND announce to all Recruiting Officers for Phila
delphia Regiments in the field, that they sit, DAILY, 1
between 9 A. M. and 12 M., at their Office, in front of
the FARMERS AND MECHANICS BANK, and are
prepared to pay
; $6 Premium to each Recruit, and
Sts6 BonDty to each RecruJt,upon compliance with
the forms they have adopted.lnformation in detail
given on application to the undersigned. Beoruiting
Officers will please present their credentials for enlisting.
MICHAEL V. BAKER,
GEORGE WHITNEY,
auß-tsel SINGLETON A- MEBOER.
OUR COUNTRY! TO ARMS ’. I—THE
IL_3 COMMITTEE appointed to receve Subscriptions
torrid of the CITIZENS’ BOUNTY FUND, Tor pro
viding the proportion of Philadelphia’s anota of men to
Increase the Army of the Bepnbiic, sit daily at
: INDEPENDENCE HALL,
FronflO A.M.toSP M.
By order of the Committee.
jj29t«l THOMAS WEBSTER. Chairman.
EDITCATIONAI,.
FRIENDS’ academy for boys
of all D« nominations, east of 4VNorth ELEVENTH'
Btreet, reopens' 9th month (September); Ist; Sl2 per
term of twenty, two weeks.
au29-12t* W. WHITALL. J,
LI NDIN HALL MGR AVI &.N.: FE
MALE SEMINARY, at LITIZ, Lancaiter county,
Penna., founded t 794, affords superior; advantages for
thorough and accomplished Female education. For olrcu
lars and information,; Apply -.to Meeere, JORDAN. &
BROTHERS, 209 North THIRD Street, Philadelehia, or
to Rev. W. 0. BE 10HEL, Principal. . au29-3to
MB. CLARK WILL RESUME
• Instruction on the Plano, Guitar, and Yolcb;
SEPTEMBER Ist Apply at 1 o’clock P. M , No. 1025
CATHARINE Street. au29-7t*
MISS KID’S HAY SCHOOL FOR
. YOUNG LADIES, northwest corner WALNUT
and SEVENTH Streets, will reopen on MONDAY, Sep
'tember 16th. Until that time, applications may he made
by letter, addressed to the care of Mr. R." C. KID, 575
PINE Street. an29.mwf.tsels
SIU M M E E-STREET INSTITUTE
tJ TORTOCNG LADIES —MISS D. B BUST will
reopen her English and French Boarding and Day
School, at N 0.1626 SUMMER Street, on MONDAY,
Septembers. Mlaa A. GOBEWIBQH, recently returned
from pursuing her studies in Germany, will reside in the
family, and giro INSTRUCTION IN GERMAN AND
MTJSIO. an2fl-12t*
rjIHE MISSES REED will reopen
JL their School on MONDAY, September let, at their
residence, 1702 LOCUST Street. an2B-6t
PHOTOGRAPHS. -
1 ike TRUTH, they convince you
Jj when you eee them, they are eo correct and
natural, BEJMEB’S Colored Photographs. Tor 81,
are irifAspeeimeni of the art. Gallery, SECOND stri™,
above Green. : ' '■* -■ ***
WAR TIMEB.—The most life-like’
end natural pictures of the times are BE I MSB’S
life*size Photographs,' In oil colors, nowmad<r ar war
prices; Secure one of these invalueblepictures. SECOND
■ street, above.Qreeu.' ••'- ■> .■ '• ; -• ■ ■
PROPOSALS.
TYEPUTY QUARTEBMASTER GE-
U NEBAL’S OFFICE, ; c ; t „„„
PhiladUlphu., 28th August, 1868.
PBQPOSALS Will be received at this office until
THUBSDAY NEXT, 4tb September, at 13 o’clock M„
fortbe delivery InPblladelphia of one thoo«atido4.T.
AI/BY HOBBES and Fire HtmdredABTTLLEBY
HOBBES. They mnat be sound, free from blemish, and
from fife to eight years of age- Homs
must be not |!eis than!6 bands high, and the Artillery
Hones not lees them 15# hands high. The former most
be well trained to saddle and the latter well trained tohnr
ness j all to be enbject to a rigid Inspection, and no horse
will be taken thatla not considered by the inspector as at
for the service intended! Ho mares will be taken;'and
all bones to be of a dark color. Hair of tbeahov e num
ber to be delivered On or before the 30th September next,
and the balance on or before the let October; 1 Ho bide
will be received horn any one peraon for more than one
hundred horses. Beourlty 'required for the faithful per
fononu of the contract, the names of whom' must so*
company the proposals.
- ‘(Signed)
anSS 8t
>*■ - LEGAL.
~h /TABBB AL’S SALE.—By 'virtue of
IVL & -Writ of Bale by.tbe Honorable JOHN CAD
,«uuni, jsuited
Mate* In *nd for the HaiUm Diitrlet c?
,;1> Admiralty, to me directed, irlU be J?. d h at^ a n , isni t »
to lbs highest And best,'bidder, for F^'o^LSSJ?ti*
STBEBT WHiBTi on THtJBSOiT, September
:1882,‘, at
:» * nd
U. 8.
PsfLiDBLPHrA, AaflO»t 28, 1863. /; —^ aa 3?’ .
%E 1 MEE ’ S^IYpRIT YPBS_ARE••
JEW' thecreitioS ot.MKnrar^^stanoe^rfll^co^..
end shade naturally ***?!} iv2”s
Gnen. . .' -: ;*«< *rl i M'wtf ■ *r
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A. BOYD,
Gept. A Ars’t Q. M.yTJ. 8 A.
MILITARY.
S COMPANY K, 121st REGIMEMT
BY, Colonel CHAPMAN BIDDLE-SlO CASH,
in addition to the City and Extra Bounty, will be
given to BEOBT7ITB volunteering at-bn.ee* in Com
pany K. Apply to W. W. 8088, Lieutenant,
No. 405 WALNUT Stroet.
„ _ _ J. GABBED, Lieutenant,
»u2B 3t* Mullen’s Hotel, FBANKFORD.
U COMPANY D, 121st RIGIMENT,
fl Col. CHAPMAN BIDDLE—AII the BounHes, City.
Ilf BegimentM, &e. Recruiting Stations, 1629 SOUTH
. street; 42 South FIFTH sheet; Philadelphia Engine
Honse, SHFENTEENTH street, be’ow Ohestnnt.
T. ELWQOD ZELL,
J. G. BOSENGABTEN,
OHAS. E. KTTING,
: an2B-6t Beoruiliog Officers,
ji \ THE 121st REGIMENT OF
ll PENNBY LVANIA VOLUNTEERS, COLONEL
ijf OH A c : M AN BlDDLE—Accepted by the State au
" tliciriliea, and time for recrniting extended, ■
Recruits will be mustered in and uniformed at once, and
sent on the sameday to tne healthy Camp at Edgewood,
on the Chestnut Hill Railroad. Pay and rations from day
of znneter. Apply at any of the following Recruiting
Stations, of
ALEXANDER LAWBIE, Captain 00. B, No. 606
VINE Street., . . . '
JOHN IONGEBIOH, No. 43 North THIRD Streot,
Second Lieutenant. ' '
: EDWABD GBATZ, Jr., S B. corner of TENTH and
TBOMPSON Streets, Second Lieutenant.
OHAS. F. HULSE, N. W. comer FRANKLIN
Sauare, Second Lieutenant.
GEO. WH. POWELL, N. E. corner TWELFTH
ar.d SPRING GARDEN Streets, Second Lieutenant.
if. W. ,0, BARCLAY, 715 GIBABD Arenne, Second
Lientenent. - -
OHAS. E. ETTItfG, No. 1529 South Street, Second
Lieutenant. . ' *
J. ALFRED KAY, Bruner’s Hotel, MAIN Street,
Germantown, Second Lieutenant..
WM. SMITH HOBABT, Pottatown, Montgomery
county,' Second lieutenant.
JOSHUA GARSED, Second Lieutenant Go. K, MAIN
Street, Franlford. :
JAMES ASHWOBTH, Captain Company I, Frank
fotd. ■
JOHN DUBBOBBOW, 229 North SECOND Street,
Second Lieutenant.
1 J. FBABK STEELING, Captain Company 0. N. E.
corner SIXTH and 511 NOB Streets,
SAMUEIi T. LLOYD, Captain Company E, 728
, ZANE Street.
HABRY HEBTZLEB, Lieutenant, 821 MARKET
Street.-
SAMUEL 0. THOMAS, Sergeant Company D, 431
CHESTNUT Street. -'
T. K. ZELL, No. 42 South FIFTH Street.
' JAMBS MAGNER, Lieutenant, N.E corner SIXTH
and MINOR Streets.
WM. W. DOBB, Lieutenant. 336 North THIS
TEENTH Street, and 405 WALNUT Sifeot;
HAS-.EISOiS LAMBDIN,- Bruner’s Hotel, German,
town.
an’,7-4t
THOMAS M. HALL, Adjutant.
K $lBO BOUNTY AN D ADVANCE
8 pay to Volunteers for tlio brave 109th Eegiment P.
tlf Y.. •* Onrttn light Guard;" Col. Bt. J. Stainrook.
TBEEMAN SCOTT, Bebruiting Officer, RACE
Street, above Sixth. - au27- fit 5 * .
ft FOUR'DAYSMQIIE FO a FILL-
H ING np this Regiment, with at! the bounty, §162. This
Ilf will be the LAST OPPOBTUNIT riAPPORDED to
those who wish to volupter. Company 0, Il9th Re
giment, Col. P. O. EELfiIAKKB.
Oapt. A. T< GOODMAN.
Ist Lieot. Besj. Fayloe.
2d Bient. Fuakk Jieooo. ■
Becrniiing Office, 204 WAIiNUT Street. an27-3t#
u THE, ROLLS OF HONOa,
8 ‘ NOTICE TO YQIUNTEERB.—AII Pennsylvania
JU Volunteers mastered into the service of the United
“ States from the commencement of the war, are enti
tled to have then names inscribed on' thV BOIiTiS OP
HONOR, to he deposited in INDEPENDENCE HALL.
The committee to arrange the Bolls, preparatory to
their engrosement in the parchment books, have pre
pared the necessary blanks for delivery to regimental
officers, captains ol companies, and officers recruiting for
old regiments now in the field, who are.reguested to have
them filled, and returned'to the committee as soon as
prscticable. ’ • ■ - •
The Bolls will contain the name, age* birth-place, re
sidence, occupatio v and term of enlistment of every: offi
cer and private, with the letter of the company and
comber of the regiment in which he enlists. A largo
number of the vohmters have families depebdentupon
them, to whom itmaybe the dutyof the" public to ex
tend such aid hereafter; as circumstances, require. In
every case, therefore, where the soldier leaves a wife
and children: or either, the faot will be noted, andtttie
. number and sexes of his children entered on the 8011,
together with the range of their ages. : v
If a soldier diesi 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
cnthe Bolls oppotite hisname.
The £ oils are intended to present a faithfalrecord of
the career of every volunteer from Pennsylvania during
'his term of service; and it is hoped that regimental and
line officers will facilitate the object and that the narao
of no man who serves bis country in the present war will
be omitted from its history. -
The blacks -will be deliyered on application at ‘the
room's of the Board of Trade, No. 506 iihestcut street,
ou and after Thnreday, the 28‘h of AM£u»t,lBB2.\, '■>
OB AB'JSS GIBBONS;’* ) - '
GBOBGE WHITNEY, > Committee.
J. BOSS SNOWDEN, ) 1
Philadelphia, August 28,1862
I) . HEADQUARTERS 116TH RE
IS GIMKNT P. V.. August 25,1862. . ,
Ilf HOTIOEIB HEREBY GIVEN to all recrulta now
"In tho conntryj recruited in Col.' EEENA.N’B Begi-,
tcent: ro repair to Philadelphia before, the Ist of SEP
TEMBER, to he mustered into tho service of the United
States, in order' to complete the rolls, that they may l>o
eentto Washington and the meii receiTe their first month’s
pay, " _ • . . ■ :■
Col. D. HKEBrA.IT, Commanding.
Bj order of
J. E. MILB3, Ajt
This Regiment to bo attached to (Jon. MIOfIAEIi
CORCO KAN’S Brigade. - an2C 6t
H RECRUITS FOR PB.iLA.DEL
fk PHIA 3VEGIMKNTB IN AOTlYit SEE VICE IS
llf THE FIELD Itecruitß wanted for tho Old Bogi
ments from Philadelphia—oAYALTlY, ABTILLE
BY, end INFANTBY. Bounties for all other regiment*
have ceaied.'' The following “bounties” are now paid,
cash in band, before the recruit leaves the city :
By the Government—Bounty .........,$25
and a‘‘ preminni” for each recruit offering,.,... 4
The Citizen’s Bounty Food paid to eaob recruit . 60
and aAaddiUonal “premium” 0f................ ,6
-> '.-'sB6
These liberal “ bonniiea” and “ premiums” wffi be paid
at o»d6 (or. all able-bodied effective men between the ages,
of 18 and 46. ;
The draftwill sorely take place on September 3d, 1862;
thei e remains then but one week to secure these bounties.
Your felldw-tatizens appeal to.you irom the battle-field,
to reinforce these eeteran: and well-officered regiments.
Shall they appeal in vain?
Come forward NOW, and select not only tho regiment
in which yon wish to serve, but the particular company
in which ydur'comradee' are, instead of waiting to be
dratted without these privileges.
For further particulars apply at the following recruit
ing stations now open:
‘ Capt. Thomas J. Town, Ssth Regiment, 292.D0ck street.
-;Lieut. Patrick Egan, 95th Regiment, 202 Dock street.
Lieut O.’B. Griffith, 82d Regiment, 716 Vine street.
' Lieut. A. J. Ehorr, 82d Regiment, 716 Vine street.
Capt, William J. Üblbr, 99th Regiment, 204 Dock st
Capt. Adam Schnh. 99ib Regiment.
Lieut. John 8. Biehl, 26th Regiment, 144 North Third,
and comer Oarpenter and Sixth streets. *.
Lient. George W. Tomlinson,' 26th Regiment, and 114
North Third, and corner Garpenterwhd Sixth streets.
®apt. P. McDonough, 2d Reserves; 108 South Sixth
street,-. '
’' Lient. John Onrley, 2d Reserves, 108 South Sixth street,
Capt. Matthew Reilly, 116th Regiment, 1219 Market
street. 1 ;.■ 1
Capt. William Wilßon, 81st Begiment,lllB Market street.
Lieut. W. L. Slock, 29th Regiment. .
Lient. Thomas K. Boggs, 23d Regiment, N. E. corner
Sixth and Chestnut streets, third story.
Lieut. George W. Wilson, 61at Regiment, 8 South Fifth
Lieut William M. Dawsoe, 81st Regiment, 8 South
Fifth elreet. ...
Lieut. Samuel Larue, 3d Pennsylvania Infantry Re
serve Corps, 40 South' Third street.:
Lieut. John Stanton, Bd.Pennsylvania Infantry Reserve
Cor pe, 40 South Third street. ' ,
Lient. Charles Been, 98th Regiment, 632 North Third
■ < Lien!. Edward Hough, 98th Regiment, 632 North Third
Lieut. James R. Hadley, 26th Regiment, 1030 Filbert
Oapt. Christian H. Winter, 75th Regiment, 488 North:
Third street. . .. . '
Capt. William Jatho, 27th Regiment, OaUowhiU, above
Fifth street.
Lieut Walter 8. Briegs, 27th. Regiment.
.-Lieut. Wm Letford,'29th Regiment, 24 South Fifth st.
. .Lient John Roche, 117th Regiment, 104 South Sixth
street ...... V : “■ /
. Lieut. Daniel B. Hoany, 117th Begiment, 44 Sonih
Lieut. JBsins A. Gregory,9lst Begiment, 620 Chestnut
•street. . ' /'
1: Lieut. Colonel B. H; Blood, 43d Begimont, Ist Pennsyl
vania Artillery, 150 North' Second street .
Major James H. Brady, Ist Pennsylvania Artillery, 150
North Second and 515 North Second street. ■
Lieut. Daniel N. Linn, 58th Begiment, 620 Chestnut
street. \ .‘-v-v ~ -
Liem-S Joseph N. Abbey, 112th Begiment, 138 South
Fourth street. . ' '
Lieut. J. B, Allen, 72d Begiment, 527 Chestnut street,
litut. J.'W. Sunderland, 72d Regiment, 527 Oheßtnnt
street. . ■ ‘
■ Copt Bamoel Znliclt, 29th Begiment.
i Captain William Moore, 73d Segment, 457 North Third
atreat " -
Lieut. Christian Goebel, ,73d Segment, N. E. comer
Fourth and Cherry streets. •
Lient Nicholas Baggs,ll2th Begiment.
, Oapt Christian Kleinta,*6sth Begiment, 232 North
Fourth street. . • 'i, \: . ...a
Lieut. Philip Vorhees, 29th Begiment.
Capt. Joseph 0. Hets, 65th Begiment, 333 Chestnut
street. . - ■■■■'
:Lieut Benjaminß.Ejre, 91st Begiment, 620 Oheßtnnt
street.
Or to
O. P. HUFF,
Lieut. Colonel Third Cavalry, TJ. 8. Army,
Superintendent Becruiting Service,
1102 Girard street, Philada
au2s-tSO
u GITY BOUNTY FUND COM-
Bl.tMissibii. - ■■
W NOTICE TO VOIOHTBBBS.—OfficiaI informa.
■Hon has been given to the City Bounty fund Oom--
miisioh, that the following named regiments have been
accepted by the Governor ot Pennsylvania, on- account
of the quota of Volunteers required from the city of
Philadelphia, viz:
Zonave d’Afriane, 00l Oollis. ■■■■■■
Begiment Ho. 116, 001. Heenan.
,1 ,1 U 7, 001. A. H. Tippin, Scott Legion.
“ : ii 118, Col. O.M. Prevost,Corn Exchange,
(i .it lie, 001. P.O. Ellmaker, Gray Beserves.
ii «i 121, Col. Ohapman Biddle.
The Commlseion are ready to pay the bounty to volun
toers in Bald, regiments under the rules and .regulations
heretofore published ' ,
' anl6-19t JOBS’ O. KHOX, Oh airman. ,
M RECRUITING OFFICE OF
THB AHDBBSOH TBOOP, Ground Floor of
the Fennsrhrama Bailroad Office, corner of
IHIBD Btreei and r
Oapt.'WM J. PAIiMBB,
Bergt. AGFBED YEZIN,
Frlrate KOBMAN M. SMITH.
au2B Si*
'fci ATTENTION! f 162 BO (JNTY.
' —The danger of being drafted or consolidated^
' j D *o soother regiment avoided by joining the
Washington squadbon of.oayaiißY now
forming, by order of the Secretary of War, under the
£2*iof Major JAMES M. BOKOONMAKEB.
- Apply at ■ .
' 20J South Fourth Street.
Farmer’s Market, Market, above Eleventh. . ,
Farmer’s Hay Markoi, Seventh and Oxford.
Cant. J. W. BALL, Odpt. H. N. HABBISON,
I,lant. OiimW. Mobbis, liieut. Jacob J. Mobbis.
at>2S-8t... ■"■ V-~ V - - ■■■
POLITICAL.
“DECEIVER OF TAXES,
. --■■■ JAMES 0. BELCH, -- lut
SECOND VABD. ■ an23-6t*
TTIOR CITY CONTROLLED, 1862,,
.GEO. W. HBFTY,
FOOBTBENTH WABD. • . auT-tn .
THE- PATENT AUTQMATIC, OB
BELy-AdTIUG.' NOI&BLESS :F AiN iHD 5f fc*T
EBUBHM4.OBINEB, patented July 80th, .1861, are
now for tls* firet time introduced to may,
be leen* at tha etore'of Meaare. Warner, Miikey , ft Mer
rill, manufacturer! of Gaa Ohandaliera, ftp.,
Ho. 118 Gheetnutetmt, Philadelphia.
The Fan, ii deeignedtortbehel^eee^lnvairaTeleenlng
Chiia, and tboße who can appreciate relief from tae heat
of euramer, without exertion. Brioe #7,50. - _ .
JTheFlr. Brneh, or dißperaer. ie-intended for keeping ,
Him asay from eatables on table, T ATOUB, 01L.— 492 jbasltetS Lat Our
'pipate in the kitchen; aleo from eleeplng.ohliaren.and I . w reMiived ear ehibYandaUa, from
tfiose who indulge in the afternoonnap. Brice S 3 60. ,AJ
[/jrfiather machine triH ran abont an hour without;wiM-., Bordeaux, for by .A vi&BQNS,
y%^aiaßg B . *-*aj. .•'.'JffISSSASSBBSSa:
. - / K .'P * » * ‘ i£% '""j 1 ' '/ii V * £*■?*= * <> t ,Ja ‘/w*
THE PRESS—PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY.,,AUGUST ,29..,1862.. ,
T B. CASSELBERRY,
y , EIGHTH Street—the place; to buy DBT GOODS
at old prices. We ate yet selling the following' good* at
the prices natced. A large stock bought at the right
time: t "-~- >■ ;1 .
100 piece* Mosquito Retting, two yards wide, eight
yards to the piece, at 76 cents per pieces *■ " ‘
26 different'styles of the leading makes br Calicoes,
12X cents, y -. ■ -v,, . ■
60 pieces Delaines, purple and black"; also, gay colors,
22 cents. ' - -
I lot good quality dart Delaine*, IS cents.
BLACK SIDES. BLACK SILKS.
Over $2,000 in Black Bilks now on hand at the old
prices
FASOY'DBKSS SILKS. ■ 5 '
The above g00d5.25 per cent, loss then importation oest
at this time.
Black Alpacas, 25 cents to #1; Black Wool Delaines,
28 to SO cents; Black Cashmeres, at ,15 cents; Blsotc
Bombazines, 75 cents to $L25;.6-4. 7 4, ami 8-4 Super
Black Wool Delaines; all of the above at last season’s
auction prices. - ' - . . ■
LINEN GOODS COUNTER.
■Shirting I'tiena by tbopiooo or yard, 81 to 75 osnls.
Table Linens, over 105 pieces oil 1 band, at the old,
prices. • •
Very heavy Linens, two yards wide, 75 cents.
Linen Napkins and Doylies, cheap.
. . FLANNELS,:.:-; .(FLANNELS.
■ Fink-edge All- wool Flannels, 25 cents -
The best 4.4 Flannels ever.’sold, at-37# conts; every
grade cf Flannels at the old prices; no rise. -
Honey Comb Quilts, 'l% yards wido.
- Heavy Marseilles Counterpanes,- cheap.
HUSLlNS,—Wamsntta and other leading makes at the
right prices. i: .;- • ~
Best make Canton Flannels, 'ost than caso price. ■
STELLA SHAWLS. . S FELL A SEA,WLS.
300 Black Stella Shawls, from S 3 to:Sl2’.
J.B. CASSELBERRY'S, i
Mammoth Dry Goods Store,
45 North EIGHTH Street, below Arcll. -
P. S.—Depot for the Patent Hinged Skirt. -
■ Also, depot for Patent Eureka Skirt
Alao, depot for Patent Princess Boyal Skirt. -
In -consequence of the increasing. demand for the
above three Patent Skirts,-.which will bo found at no
other store, we have arranged a Hoop Skirt Show Boom
on secondiloor. - [it.} - ■ CASSELBBBRY.
fIBEAP MUSLINS.—I am now selling
agood Bleached Musliri’at 10 cents; heavier do. at
11 cents; 2 cases 32 inches wide, 12X cents, this is a bar-'
gain, being; the beet for the' price,! believe, that oan.be.
had; ifihedo. at 14; t one case, full yard-wide, at 15; two
cases, considerably heavior. full , yard-wido, 16; % wide'
Wamsutta, 17.‘ Also, a good; supply ofiWilhaoaivillo?
Wamsntta and New .York Mills,-at the lowest prices. ;
Unbleached Muslin, UX cents; heavier do , 14; very
thick at 15; onehale, full IX. yards wide, 24 cents; thisis
cheap. Also, all the heavy grades of Brown Muslins
that are made; 40;pieces Bleached, Brown, and Colored
Drills, very cheap; one lot Furniture Calico for Comfort
allies at 8% cents, and one of the best assortments of UJf
cent Prints, I suppose, in the city. 1
Tin ee bales Russia Crash, from 10 conts up.
One lot Union Table Linen, 7 4 wide, 50 cents; 8-4
wide do , 66 cents. -
The above goods arc very cheap, and worthy the atten
tion of buyers. . - - ■ ■
au29 6t
BLANKiITa i LLANJUiTa!! iiLAN
KETS!!!— I Tire subscribers have their usual as
eorlmert of superior American and English Blankets, in
all the sizes manufacltired for Gribs, Cradles, and Single
'and Double Bedsteads, at the lowest cash prices.
BHEPPABD, VAN HABIirSTGENy & AKRISON,
an27-22i /:• > 1008 CHESTNUT Street. ,
•CHANCY SHIRTING FLANNELB
:JL? - Just opened, a few cases of French Shirting Flan
nels, in heat Stripes, Checks, and Plaids, of desirable
styles and qualities.
ALSO—Gray, Scarlet, and Illne Flannels.
anl2 - SHABPLESS BBOTHEBS. ‘
EALL EE LAINBS, ALL NEW
PATTERNS—HamiItonBe Lalnes. . - ; >
WGLISH PRINTS, FALL STYLES.
XLI - Opening of British Prints.
-' --: 4-4 French styles.
EYRE & LANDKLL,
auB ? FOURTH and ABOH,
T INENS, WHITE GOOES, HOSIE
JLi BY. EMBBOIDERIJTS.—The "subscribers, in ad
dition to the House Famishing and Curtain Departments
of the Dry Good.- Business, give special attention to and
have alwaysori hand a fresh stock of the best Sheeting
Linens, White 4 Goods, Hosiery, and Embroideries, to
which the attention of buyers is respectfully requested.
gHEPPABD, VAN HABLINGER & ABBISON,
aus-18t 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
rjIEE LAST CHANCE FOR EAR-
X GAINB. ' ‘ *
FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRIOES.
We are determined to close out the balance of oar Sum
mer Stock before the first Of September. : In order to do
se wo' will offer our. entire stock of
-* FANOY SILKS.
,i DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS,
,% ■ LAOE MAISTLES AND POINTES,
BILK COATS AND BACQUE3,
•At lower prices than"tfiose of any other Retail House,
in the city, ■-.;.■
au2B-tBol
can’t be matched in prices and qualities, ae the/ were all
bought before the’last rise, and we are able to sell them
at our
BARGAINS IN. DRY GOORS.
The following lota will be sold at a great sacrifice
to close them out—viz:
Two lata Black Silk and Wool Oballies at worth
BT}<o.
Five pieces Barege AnglS at 4c, worth 100.
Five pieces plain Barege at 12)4 c.
Also, a large lot of Shetland Shawls, at very low prices,
splendid for travellihgor at watering places.
At JOHN H. STOKES’,
702 ABOH Street.
.A LLWOOL FBENCH FLANNELS,
ft Fancy Btyles, for Gents’ Shirts.. .
EYBE A LANDELL,''
ang . F.OTJRTH and ABOH.
.ALL-WOOL CHECKED OASH-
A MBBES.—4O-incb Black and White Checks
fine pure Laine Cashmeres. and for sale by
- . SHABPIjBSS BROTHERS,
attlfi . . CHESTNUT and.EIOHTB Streets.
mWEEHS AND OiSSIMERIfiS. .
JL lj6oo yards heayy Caasimeres, just opened.
Also, 1,000 yards all-wool Tweeds, 62 to 75 cents.'
Sommer and Fall Oassimeres, a full slock.
Men’s and Boys’ wear, our stock Is complete.
• DOMESTICS.
Bleached and Brown Shirtings. '
Bleached anaTßrownSheetings.
Cotton Flannels,' Domet, all wool, and Saome do.
Cotton-Goods, at lowest market rates.
• t HONEY-COMB QUILTS.
Marseilles and Lancaster Quilts. ■
Bathing Flannels, SlosQnito Nets,
linen Table Damaaka and Napkins.
Cheap lots of d-d-fieavy Iriah Linens.
- CLOSING OPT.
Silk Mantles, Thin Dusters, Lace Goods.
Boys’ Summer Clothing. •
Thin Dress Goods, Black Tamartines.
Challies; Mohairs, Mozambiqnes, &o.
/*. ;r - COOPBB & OONABD,
S. E. corner NINTH and MABKET stfli
RETAIL DRY-GOODS..-.
MOOBNING GOODS.
> GRAKVILLE E. HAINES,
1013 MARKET Street, above Tenth.
Pacific De Laines. ...
Manchester Do Lainea.
STBS ft LaNDELL,
, "EOUBTH and ABOH,.
OCR BLACK; BILKS
OLD LOW PRICKS
One lot cheapest Black Figured Silks ever offered..
AJh), a good aenirtmentof
1 DOMSJBTIOQOpBS. •
. H :STML * SOS, '
CTi-t-tf JJo. 718 North TENTH St, ahovo Coates.
1021 CHESTNUT STREET
“OF SPECIAL INTEREST.TO LADIES."
E. M. NEEDLES
Has just opened NEW OOOD3 as follows: Broad
hem-stitched.Hdkfs.,2,2%;and3 inch hem; hem
stitched Hdtfs. (alj linen), 13c., or SI 60 per doss ;
new styles narrow yal. edgings and headings; now
styles points lace and ether collars and setts, v
ALL FOR.SALK AT OLD PRICES.
All fancy made-up goods, such as lace and other
setts, collars, sleeves. Toils, bdkfs., Ac. Ac., will be
closed ent, FOB. THIS MONTH ONLY, prepara
tory to laying in FaT Stock,
AT A BEDUOTIOJT OF 20 PER CENT.
“ Remnants " of .all kinds, of Linens, White
Goods, JBdgings, Inserting!; Ac. Ac , will also be
cloned out at a HEAVY DISCOUNT.
As all of.the above goods have recently advanced
from 20 to 25 per cent.', from"the increased rates
of exchaSge and tariff, the above great reduction
fram our did price. 2. should prove a great indnce
ment for purchasers of these articles to buy during
tbiß month. * • \ • * au9 tf
3024 . CHESTNUT STREET.
PAPER HANGINGS.
Haying added the retail
ing of WALL PAPER to our business, we are
prepared with' a fine assortment of PAPER HA AGINGS
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. I.ONGSTUETH,
-12 North THTRO Street.
atj^7-'wfni6i*
, ..-GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
TiRNE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
X: The subscriber would Invite attention to bis
• IMPROVED OUT OF SHIBTS, '
Which he makes a speciality in hie business. Also, con
stantly receiving \
KOVEIJTIE&FeS'GENTLEMEN'S WBAB.
J. W. SOOTT,
• BENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING BTOBE,
Xfo. 814 CHESTNUT STREETS
- . Foor doors below the Continental.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
QIRARP FIRE AND MARINI
INSURANCE COMPANY.
OTFIOB4IS WALNUTSTBEET,PHILADELPHIA
' . CAPITAL 8200,000.
This company continues to take risks an the safer
Classes of Property at low rates.
The public can rely upon its responsibility} and abili
ty topAy losses ‘ promptly. Its disbursements for tb
benefit of the pnbllo, during the last nine years, 'ezoeed
$ 50 0,000,
and we respectfully'soliolt its favor in the fqtnr*.
DIBBOTOBS.
OHAB. I. DUPONT, JEBBY WALKER,
JOHN W. OLAGHOBSt, JOHN THOBNLEY,
O.F.HBAZLITT, ABBAHAU HAST,
DAVID BOFD, Jr., PETKBS.HOB, otH.J
WM. M. SWAIN, FUBMAHBHEPPABD
JOSEPH KLAPP, M.D. N. 8. LAWBBNOE,
WM. 0. BUDMAN, : JOHN BUPPLBB.
TBOMAB OBAVBN, President
A. 8, GILLETT, Vioe President
JAB. B. ALVOBD, Secretary; . apgWf
•JPAME INSURANCE COMPANY.
JJ Ho. 408 OHBBTNUT Street.
TIRE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
DIBBOTOBS.
t. N. Buck, B. D. Woodruff,
Ohas. Biehardson, John Kessler, Jr.,
Henry Lewis, Jr., P.B. Justice,
. Alex. Whiildin, Washington Joaea,
Geo. A. West, Ohas. Stokes,
O.W.Davisi John W; Evennan.
PBANOIS N. BUCK, President. ’ '
OHABLBB BIOHA.BDBON, Vice President.
WILLIAMS L BLAHOHABD, Secretary. (mhlg-Ht
nOMMONWEAIiTH . SIRE INSU
AJ BANOB, COMPANY, OF THE BTAT* 01
PENNSYLVANIA. -■
. „ - DIBBOTOBS. , -
' 1 David jayne, M.D., Oharlea B.‘ Bogan,
- JotoM-.Whitan,; - John K. Walker,
' Bdward 0. Knight, Bobert Shoemaker,
Thomai S-Btewart, ' ■ William Strothers,
Henry Lewis, Jr., . Elijah Jones. ..
. , - DAVID JAYNE, M D., President.
; ! JOHN M. WHIT ALL, Vies PresHaU
BAHUXL B.' MOON, Beeretary. ;
Office, Commonwealth Bunding, 61* t®*®™” l
Btreet. Philadelphia. ■ . «ed;jMr_
A UTER’S JET-BLACK HAIR
JA DYE-L3B cents a box, or 3 boxes for one dollar,
an29-2t; 63 EIGHTH Btreet, above Ohesnat.
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. - •
YORK AUTUMN
IMPORT.
BRITISH GOODS.
SAMUEL MoLEAN A Co.,
30 AND 41 PARK PLACE,
Have dow open, and are by each Bte&mer receiving ad
ditions of
YANCY DEI S 3 GOODS,
BLACK AND WHITE PBINTB,
BLOWN SHEETINGS,
BLACK AND OOLOBED
BLACK AND COLOBED
BLACK AND OOLOB3SD
MOBBNING, PBINTED,
DEBEGKB. LAVELLAS,
PLAID AND TANOYLONG AND SQBABE SHAWLS,
To an examination and purchase of which they rospeot
fuMy invito bujora. :
SAMUEE MoLEAN & 00.,
- 39 AND 41 PARK PLAGE, -
NEW YORK
»nl9-12t*
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
QJiEN ECHO MILES.
i • *
McCALLTJM & 00.,
5 0 9'CHESTNUT STBEB T,
(Opposite Independence Hall,)
MANUFAOTUBEEB,' IMPOBTEKS, ANDDE ALEBS
CARPETINGS,
OIL CLOTHS, Ac.,
Have now on hand an .extensive stock of
Carpetings,.of our own and other- makes, to
which we call the attention.©!-cash and short
time buyeis. ■ , jy23 3m
MILITARY GOODS.
GOODS!
Sky Bine Kerseys.
Shy Blue Cassiineres, (for. Officer s’
Pants.)
Dark Blue Uniform Cloths.
; > ... .
Dark Blue Cap, Cloths.
Dark Blue Blouse Flannels.
White Doinet Flannels. * 1
Twilled Gray Mixed Flannels.
U. F. Regulation Blankets.
ALSO
10- ounce and 12-ounoo Standard .
TENT DUCK.
In store and for sale by ..
SLADE, SMITH, & Go,
HO. 39 LETITIA, AND 40 SOUTH FEONT BTS..
sail loi PHILADELPHIA. .
GOODS.
100,000 YARDS
LIGHT-BLUE KERB.IIS,
27 AND 54 INCHES WIDE, '
FULL AEMY PATTEKN,
FOB SALE BY
JOSEPH LEA,
' au27-6t 128 and 130 CHESTNUT Stroßt.
Tent buttons and slips, u.
S. Patterns, for sale at J. P. BE BD T 8 manufac
tory, corner of THIRTEENTH and NOBLE Streets.
au2l-l»*
DRY-GOODS JOBBERS.
. 1862.
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE,
& CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
■ ■ ' ■ OF . ■ , .
DRY GOODS,
Nos. 239 and 241 N. THIRD STREET, ABOVE
RACE, PHILADELPHIA,
Have now open tinir usual .■
LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK
of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Among which will be found a more than usually at
tractive variety of
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS;
Also, a foil assortment of
* : MERRIMACK AND OOCSBOO PBIHT3,
• ‘ r and . (
. ■ PHIIiADBIiPHIA- MADE GOOD 3.
KP 3 * Cash buj ers specially invited.
au2B-2m
1862. FALL - 1862.
JOHNES. BERRY, & Co.,
■iii.;(Successors to Abbott, Johnes, & C 0.,)
527 MARKET, AND 524 COMMERCE STREETS, '
' IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OP
SILK
* , AND
FANCY DRY GOODS,
Have now opened an entirely
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK,’ IN
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, AND
AMERICAN
DRESS GOODS.
Also, a foil assortment In
WHITE GOODS, RIBBONS,GLOVES,
shawls;. &c., .
■Which they offer at the very Lowest Market Price*, and
solicit the attention of the Trade. " aul6-3m
YARD,GILLM°RE, &c°.,
‘ " -.■T-'l - ■
Hob. 617 CHESTNUT and 614 JAYNH Streets,
• ' Hava now open their
FALX, IMPORTATION
„ or silk and r anoy
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, WHITE
GOODS,
LINENS, EMBROIDERIES, &o.
bought IN EUROPE BY
ONE OF THE FIRM.
To which the'attention of tho trade is particularly In
vited.' . ' aptl - 3m
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
CONGRESS SPRING
WATER DEPOT, 98 CEDAR STREET,
NHW YOBK.
An attempt has been made to deceive the publio bj
persona offering what they call “ Cokobbss Wati* ”
from fountains, and at the price of Blr (0) cents per glass.
The isholesal* price of the genuine Congress Water, at
New York, being about 1% cents per glass, the Imposi
tion of pretending to sell at retail atiess than cost, and
without allowance for freight, cartage, or breakage, It
apparent; hut 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 ha-re hhth* sold Congress Water In fountains, nor
In-reßeeiaof any other description than ordinary-sfaed
glass bottles. The cork of erery bottle of the genuine b
branded, ,
And any without “ “
jdONGBEBS
ten on the cork is 0. 4W. oooimnUi
WATER.
whether from foun-
The following gentlemen, are enpplied by neregularly
with genuine Cosgreee -Water, In bottle*, fresh frees tb*
Oongreee Spring: - , _
PBED’K BBOWN, cor. Pifth.and Oheetagat ate- '
o. B. HUBBELLi 1410 Chestnut street /
~ CHAS. Bill-18 A 00., Market etreet
E. J STEVENS A 00., Continental Hotel, j, '
AMBROSE SMITH, Chestnut street' “
'j. O.’TUBNPBNHY ft 00.,’941 fiprnos street
’THOBi'M.TTUBBAND, oor. Third and Bpruoe ete - -
WTSTH Bros;, Walnnt etreet . :
OLAEKE & WHITE- .
JeBo-Sta‘ir .
T ADIEB TAKE THEIR CHILDREN
JLifor HAIB-ODTTING to GO rEKUNST’B, FOURTH
and BRANCH. an27-iftf
pANADA PE At—so bbls; Canada
Vj Peas, of ,V«T choice quality,'for sale by
> ' ' • ■ - BHODEB ft WILLIAMS, -
, • ana ,107 South WATERteeeL
- *tr „i ■ {'# .oftjs >Ss ’{M •f
** - 4 4 ~ j „ , 'J* **'**•? ?
* *»i* *• ) r 1 >r t u,, >• r * »«t>*
ALAAOAS^
00 BUKOS, ‘ :
DELAINES,
AND WOVEN GOODS,
GEEMANTOWN, PA,
SahAiooa, July 1, ISM
those words and let-
tain* or bottles.
CIiABKH ft WHITE,
-Proprietors of Oongreee Spring.
COMMISSION-CHOUSES. -
BLANKETS.
GOVERNMENT STANDARD,
FOR SALE BY !
FROI HINGHAM &
WELLS,
AGENTS.
an29-tf
COFFIN, & CO.,
' ‘ NO. 230 CHESTNUT STBEBT,
aro prepared to- •
CONTRACT FOR THE DELIVERY
OF
ARMY
WOOLEN AND COITON GOODS
OF
STANDARD QUALITY.
at>27*3m
QUBTAINS FOR HOSPITALS.
20,000 YARDS
BLUE AND GREEN WIDE
COTTON DAMASKS.
GEORGES D. PARRISH.
- an2B-tsc-21 ■ . .
gEAMLESS BAGS.
“LEWISTON” and .
“PREMIUM” “A.”
FOB.SALE BY
WELLING/ COFFIN, & CO.,
3y21-mwfBm No. 820 CHESTNUT Street.
JJUNNELL
. ■ AND
GREENE MANUFACTURING CO.’S
PRINTS.
400 Cases NEW FALL STYLES.
FOB SALE BY 1
- WELLING, COFFIN, & CO.,
•Jy2l-mwf3m No. 220 CHESTNUT Street.
JgED-QUILTS, SUITABLE FOR
HOSPITAL PURPOSES.
8,000 10-4 WHITE AND BLUE AND WHITE AND
- SLATE.
ALSO, 8-4 and 8-4 INDIGO BLUE FLANNELS.
For sale bj
FROTHINGHAM & WELLS,
jylO-Sm 34 N. FBONT and So LETITIA BTBEET.
gKXFLEY, HAZARD. A
HUTCHINSON.
Ho. 113 CHESTNUT STREET,
GBMIOBBIOH MSBOKASSS
fob m BAJ.H or
PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS
v canSS-6m • ••• ■ • • ■ ■
WANTS.
A YOUNG IiADY DESIRE 1 A
Situation as GOYBRNKSS, or in a School, to
teach the English branch. Salary of not as much im
portance aa reliable occupation. Has no objection to the
country. Address Teacher,” at this 011100. au2o-3t*
UTTANTED —An intelligent and re
•y liable BOY Must bring unexceptionable ref«?r
enci's at; to character. &c. Apply (o sHAPLifcIGrH,
BCE & 00.. 329 MARKET Street. It*
\l } ANTE D— A Salesman, one who
YX h&ahid several years’ experience in Foreign
and Domestic Dry Goode, especially Fancy Gaed meres.
Address X. Y. 55. j Press office. au29-2i* r .
YU ANTED-AN ENTRY CLERK,
.V V in a first-class Jobbing jHotise, The boat recom
mendatiODß will be required. Address “ Dry Goods,’ 1
oflico;of The Press. ■ -
YU ANTED—A Yonng Man,having a
VV knowledge’ of the Retail Hardware •■bnaihesa.
Address HARDWARE, at Press office, stating refe
rences, age, &C-, three days. ..... ah2B»3ffi ,
YU ANTED—APARTNER IN THE
VV MOROCCO MANUFACTURING BUSINESS,
with a capital of five or sight thousand dollar*., The
Money canibe profitably Invested, as the' business, has
been established for a - number of -years; The -factory
now occupied is complete, and every way suitable.
For particulars, apply at southeast corner of s CAN AL
and FOURTH Streets, Sixteenth Ward. • . au26-st*
WANTED—Prom November Ist to
1113 May, Ist, a Famished House within five minutes’
walk of Rittechouse Square. Rent not over one hundred
dollars per'mohth.‘;AddresB. t ‘'B£>xl937,” P; 0. au2B-3t
jfi, WANTED—A LARGE HOUSE,
■aluLfraitable for a Boarding Honae. Address “ Tenant, *’ ■
euro of JOT, COE, <fc OO.i Philadelphia. - an2B*3t '
« PART OP A FURNISHED
m HOUSE WANTED by a small family, in central
i location. Address Box 1395. Post office. a022-tf ~
BOARDING.
SEVERAL ROOMS VACANT AT
No. 232 Smith FOURTH Street. an2B-6t
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
fK FOR SALEy OR PART EX
-32. CHANGE—A valuable Fruit Farm, near DOVER,
Delaware Railroad, State of Delaware* containing 105
acres, good buildings! Also, Chester county Farm, near
WEST CHESTER, 112 acres:, Also, ftnojWater-Pbwer,
with 66 acres of land,;a number of small improvements,
near the Schuylkill. 20 mt’es from the city. . Apply to E.
PETTIT, No, 309 WALNUT Street. au29
&L PART EXCHANGE;—Desirable
—E Farm, near DARBY, 8 miles from the city, conve
nient to Railroad Station, miles Lorn Darby Passen
gerßailroad. Containing 70 acres, good-improvements,
nicely waterejl. Also, .Beamifnl Farm .85 acres, Bucks
county, 28 miles from the city. Apply to ”
an 29 No. 309 WALNUT’street. ‘
fNROCERY FIXTURES, &c., of
YT superior Qnalily.Sfor sale at Second-hand. Depot,
SEVENTH, above Thompson street. .
au2B-si# NATHAN W. ELLIS..
HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR
SALE —Elegant Brown' Stone House and hand
some Purnittfrej Walnut street, between Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets. Apply to
0 H. MUIRHEID,
au26lm 20S South SIXTH Street
■tfjßt FOR SALE—The two thre'e .story
Eii brick HOUSES, west side of BBEAD Street, north
of Arch, Noa. 106 and 108, with the two Dwellings in the
rear. ......
Also, tbo tliree-story brick DWELLING, Ho. 311
080 WN Street. TT , „
Also, SOTTAGE and LOT, on east side of, WILLIAM,
or THIBTT-HINTH Street, West Pbilalolphia.above
Marhet Btreet, with the modern improvements '
Apply to B. A. MITCHELL.
a 036 6t*.‘ . . 134-South TH (BD Street, Phil*.
FOR SALE—A beautiful COT
HEI. TAGE, and six acres of Ground, in the interior ol
Pennsylvania, desirably situated and arranged tor an
academy or firet-class school, near a thriving .village,
and in a healthy location. , „ • „
Aleo adesirable DWELLING and Lot, In New Bloom
field, Perry county, Penna. - • .. • *'
Aleo, a large humber of cottages, lots, and other pro
pertiee, for sale or exchange. *
GLENN, 123 South POUBTH Street,
aul6 and B. W. cor. SEVENTEENTH and GREEN.
TO LET—The eligible STORE
SijLand PIXTUBEB, 433 CHESTNUT Street, next to
new post office. , ■ ■■■’ ■
< BEMOVAL.
The GUN and PISHING TACKLE Store will be re
moved to 416 CHESTNUT Street; SEPTEMBER Ist.
Ittaaire of PHILIP WILBO N tk 00. j
3y 2B.tf ' 432 OHBSTNUT Street
TO LET— Dwelling No. 24 South
111 SEVENTEENTH Street. Apply to
, WETHBBILL ft BROTHER,
jy22.tr No.' 47’North SECOND Street.-
m TO RENT—A THREE-STORY
E 3. BRICK DWELLING, on PINE Street, neat
Seventeenth, north side'. Apply to _
WBTHEBILL ft BROTHER, •
jeia ‘ 47 and' 49 North SECOND Street.
FOR BALE OR TO LET—Eotu
18. Honeeii, on the west Bid# of BBOAD Sireett.bekm
Colombia atemie. A»ily at the southwest oornor ol
JSTINTH and BANSOM Street*. mbM-tf
«TO BENT—A THRBE-STORI
BBIOK DWELLING, on BASS Btreet, one dooi
above Twelfth, north aide. Bent low to,a .goodtenant
Aw>ly to WETHEBILL * BROTHER,
jelS 47 and 49 North SSOOWP Street.
mo DISTILLERS.
The DISTILLERY known as the
“ PHCENIX ”
and'formerly owned and occapied by SAML. SMYTH, ,
Esq., equated on TWENTY-THIBD, between BAGS
and VlNE'Streels, Plfiladclphia, Capacity, 600 bnehW
per day, is now offered tor saleun reasonable and .aocomr
rnodatlng ’terms. Ia in good running order, and has aB
the modern Improvements. ’An Artesian well pa the pro.
, mieee furnishes-an- unfailing supply, of good, pure water,
e ‘2, LOOKS ft Oo , No 1010 MARKET
' Street, Phlledeiphla- : _ ! _____ : _^_^____^32_d^,
’ ILLUMUNATIim OILS
«T UDIEER” oil works.
' ■l>J ioo bbls “Lnotfer” Burning Oil on hand.
- We guarantee the'oil ,to b* non-explosive,' to .burn all t
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1 -ousting the wick, and bnt slowly. Barrels lined witt
•lass enamel. "WEIGHT, SMITH, ft PE ABB ALL,
feSl-tf ■ OfflofPßlfi MARKET Street,,
/"IAUTION.—Having seen a spurious
VV «tlol* o» Oil ‘•raudai “J. liatonr,” we cantlon the i
- public agalant pmehMlEA the same, a* the gennina 3.
baton* OH can ba proeund only from u».
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will advocate a war policy of the most decided character, ,
involving the entire removal of Slavery «ig the only moans
of establishing a lastingpeace. It will abstain the entire
u.ußepublican” Ticket,,,with AMOSBBIGQS, Es<i;, for
Kay or, with all its energy. • ’ . -V .
*■ Arrangements having been made for the publication
of twenty-five thousand copies daily , for gratuitous dis
tribution in the oily durin? the campaignj Advertisers
will find the “.Republican” the best medium of reaching
our citizens. r
)f properly sustained, the Sttpublicwn** wiilbo made
a permanent and leading Journal. Subscriptions and-ad
vertisements received by T. B. PUGG,
“ 8. W. corner SIXTH and CHESTNUT streets.
au26 6t
another improyjd far
r\ MAP. A Map of-the Middle and Southern States
upon a large scale, showing aUthe Railroads, *&o., tho
Ba-.tle-fields, with the dates--when fought, and other
valuable information. Price 81.
Also, a fresh supply of Blnut’s Map of Eastern Vir
ginia, showing'alTtKe points'of .'interest around' Wash
ington and Richmond 5 also'the loCaiities-nsar the .Bapi
dan, Rappahahock, -&c- Price 50 cents. For sale by
• *- 'WILLIAMS.* ALFRED MAR TIEN.
au23 696‘OHESTNUT Street.
• r CiactltATlNS LIBRARY
wf BROTHERHEAD’S 01RO B
TY . LATENG LIBRARY.—AII the NEW English;
and American Books, including ALLOLA.SBBB ofL’te-,
ratnre. Thislis'the ONLY library in the country that
includes all the 'NEW ENGLISH BOOKS that are not
BEPBINTKDhero. V 5
Terms So per year; 6 months $3; three months #1.60,
or 3 cents per day. 218 SouthBIGHTH street. jy7-2ra*
SA3FEB.
g®*, LILLIE’S SAFE DEPOT RS
JPPI MOVES to No. 21 South BBV3NTH Street, use.'
thPEranklin Institute. ’ ,
. The undersigned, thankful for past ravors, and being
determined to merit ratnre patronage, has secured as
elegant end. convenient: store, and has. now on hand- 1
large, assortment of. Lillie’s Celebrated Wrought ami
Obilied Iron Fire and Burglar. Proof Safes, (the oni|
strictly flre and, burglar,proof sofss made.), Also, LSils’t
Unoquolled Rack Vault, Safe, end Bank Looks.
Lillie’s Bank Vault Doors and Locka wiU be furnlsiisf
to order on short notice. This is the etrongest, bast pro.
teeted, andchoapest Door and Lock yet offored.
Also, particular attention is oallod to LUlie’a Key
Cabinet Safe, for;Plate, Jewelry, &e. This Safe is con
ceded to surpass in style and eleganoe anything yet ot
tered for this purpose, and is the only one thaiie atriotlj
fere and burglar proof.
Spboial Hoviob Ihave now .on, hand say twenty ts
FarrelV Herring, & Co.’s Safes, most .of them neari7 ns’s,
end some forty of other makers, comprising a. complofe
assortment as to sissee, and all lately exchangedfor ths
now . celebrated LUUe Safe. . Theywill be sold *t very
low prices, j Please oall and examine.
' je26-lyif . M. 0. SADLER, Agent.
® a EVANS & WATSON’S
U BAIIAMANDEB SAPS
BTOBE,
16 SOUTH FOUBTH STBKET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
A largo variety of FIBE-PBOOF SAFES always on
.hand.: ... ■ • -
FINANCIAL.
u. s. '
FIVE TWENTIES;
_ OB,'
20-YEAR BIX PER CENT. BONDS,
PAYABLE AT THE OPTION OF THE GOVEKB
- AFTER FIVE YEARS..
X jan tautrncted by the BHOBBTABY OP TEH
TRBABURY to receive ■ sobscripßona for the shore
LOAN AT PAR.
THE INTEREST TO COMMENCE FROM DATB
OP DEPOSIT,
Thus avoiding the difficulty heretofore experienced by
reanirto* payment to GOLD of the interest from, Say
last
AJattanpplyer these Bonds always on hand.
JAY COOKE,
BDBSOBIPTION AGENT,
114 SOUTH THIRD ST.
jy29-tf
JAMBS B. WALTON, „
WALTON & TOST a
YY ' BAHK.BBB, BBCSJKBS,
-- AHD ■ _
GBNB B A* O ftStlt BOTOB 8*
1 . Mo. 35 South THIRD ttoeol, Philadelphia
BBB'EBBKCEB.
Jay OoekeA Oo., ; ' '• jiHon. James PoUcak,
jHoniH; D."
EBberick; Black, A Go.* Hon. A. H. Beflder, ■
O.McKibbin & Son, . . ' Hon. Asa Paaker, .
B. P. Middleton A Bsa v Hon. Warre* f- Woodward.
Hon Wm.WUldni, . Y.li. Bradford, KW
»VT-3m » '' »
IV/T SCHULTZ-& CO, have removed
IVJL. to 80. 16 Sonth THlBJpStrert, where they will
attend to tha and saJ.e of Poreim and Domostio
Exchange, Gold and .BU-rer,, Old Demand Holes and,
qtjaer SacnrfHee. ••’ l V~' ' r '' * ~ -anlUm* ,
PLARET, 1.T52 cases St. Jnlien Me;
W doo Claret for sale by -".r
OHABLHS S. OABBTAIBB, .
auK " . '' Ko.IMWALHUT Street "
x. 1 ' ■ ■ • *
137' South FOURTH. Strrct.
TBOXAS W. YoB*i.
AMUSEMENTS.
MBS. JOHN i DREW’S ARCH
IVJL STREET THEATRE.
Acting and Stage Manager..W. B. FREDERICKS.
Business Agent and Treasurer......JOS. D. MOSPHY.
■ NEW SEASON AND NEW POLICY;
NEW FACES AND NEW FEA TUBES,
. A GRAND stock company
Of capable and reliable Artists, engaged- regardless of
expense.
Duripg the fall and winter the choicest of the leading
Stars having been secured, will appear in rapid succes
sion. . -i-- e ■■■ ■■■
FIRST NIGHT OF THE SEASON,
SATURDAY, .August 30, 1862,
Will be presented Bulwer’s Comedy of ;
MONEY! MONEY! MONEY '
■ : NOTE THE DISTRIBUTION ’ <
<?!ara Douglas. Mrs. John Drew.
Lady Franklin. .Mrs. Jane Laws.
Ge'orgenia YeseyV... MissE. Price.
'Alfred Evelyn. i .Barton HilL
’ Sir John .Ye5ey..............,. .Mr. Albert Bradley..
• Graves. .• .Frank Drew.
Lord G105m0re......................Mr. Frank Lawler.
Sir Frederick 'Blount; .... .Mr. Ringgold.
Gapt. Dudley 8m00tb.;;......... ........'•.'.Mr. Craig.
A NEW NATIONAL OVERTURE,
By O. Dodwortb and Orchestra.
To conclude with • -- •
A LOAN OF A LOVER
Gertrude, with soDgs. Mrs. O. Henri.
Peter Spyfep.... Frank Drew.
, :@h Monday, first night of the charming and accom
plished American Comedian, ,f
/ MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,: ■.
Whv wilt appear in her worlfi-renbWned.oharacter of
««Fanchon.” - .. • ...
PBIOES Off: ADMISSION.
Dress Circ1e........ S7X cents.. ?
Pamuet..... ......,......................60 “
Family Circ1e.;.............Y....... .*B6. *»
Private Boxes,.. ... • .85 and. S 3 each;
Single seats mOrcbestra and-Private 80xe5....76 cents*.
Box Office open frem 10 A M. to 3 P. 31.
No txtra charge fctesecured mat*.
VTSTaLNTJT-BTREET theatre.—
Y T ; Sole -Lessee, Mrs. M A Garrettson. BATOB
DAYEYENING, Angnst 30lk, DAMON AND PYTHI
AS; Damon, Mr. E. L, Davenport.. To eonclulo with
THAT BLESSED B ABY. Doors r.pan St I}/, ■ Perform
ance at 8 o’clock. -Admission 50; 37>£, and- 25 cents: ’ '
T ADIEB’ EAIR BORvTHE BENE
-L-J BIT OF THE SICK AND WOUNDED SOL
DIKES at tbe.H&U, northeast corner of; SPRING GAB
DEN and NINTH; Streets, to be open all week from
MONDAY, the 25!h lent. The tickets are placed at the
low price of 6 cents. ’ Lettho patriotic come forward and
assist the noble defenders of oo r country’s flag in this
their hour of suffering and distress. a023-3t*
TDENNSILVANIA ACADEMY OF
A THE FINE ABTS,.
-1026 OHBS’PNTJT STREET,
Ib open daily {Sundays exempted) from 9A; 2L. till
P. H; Adrmseioii-25 conta. Children half prioe.
Shares of Stock • jyy v
EXCURSIONS.
KEms SIO NT O
IffiMSEiee DONG BBANOH.'N, J.
BE A. BaTHINC.—The Barifcan7& Delaware Bay Bail
ro&d,; connecting wHi the Oaoiden & Atlantic, will ran
an excursion"train to Xoingißranch, JN. JT.» on SlTtJB*
BAT next, August 30, leaving foot of Tine street at 6 30
A. 3tt., land»ng poterngere within three biiddrcd yards of
Congress Ball. ■ . ~ *
TICKETS for the excursion on SATUBDkT good to
return from Long Branch on. SATIIRI>a!Y or mon
day—»2 . , jj. it*.-
■pro '. FOR A SAIL TO CAPE MAY.
JEL —Th- sloop EXPBEB3 and yacht, NYWPBr will
sail, on an Excursiontriple PHILADELPHIA, by ths
way of Cape May. Leave ATLANTIC OIT Yon SION
DAY, September 1, stop at Cape May that night, next
morning leave for Philadelphia. - Shbnld -the. day. prove
unfavorable, 1 the .next fair morning. > Tickets ; for the
trip can be obtained of Onptain J, HAMELL; price S 2 ;
or Captains HAWKINS and CLOCK. ‘ au2B-3t*
be nr excurskm to
•■fiSßaffi: BBAWOitV.YU. GAM.
T)EH AND 'ittANTIC BATI.BOAD.
On SATTJ.BPAY, .August 30th,::1862" - '
A BpeciaLTrain lyiUJeavc Vine-street -Terry at 6.45*
A ST. for Long Branch, stopping at Haddonfifild, White
Horse and Long-a^comlng.
Fare taXoug Branch'and retmn, &2\
Excursionists have the privilege of remaining at Long
Branch uniH Monday afternoon.
■■■N B —Oh and rfter Monday next September Ist, &■
regnlarytrain for Long Branch will leave Yine-stroet
Perry at 7.30 A. M.. dailjv Sunday excoptcd. »u2S-3t
'fiSwc3BffffTß;' : WEST CHESTS S
PHILADELPHIA Bill.-
ROAD, VIA MEDIA. "
PLEASANT AND CHEAP AFTERNOON SM
oursions on Tuesdays and Fridays,
Through the' 'finest' Country,; and. the .most bcauffißr
Scenery in the vicinity of Philadelphia.
On TOHSDAYS and FRIDAYS of each week until
further notice an Extra Tram wiii leave West Charter at
6.56 P. M. for Philadelphia. ~ f
Passengers Buying Exodrsion Tickets can take eithws
the 2 or 4.30 P. M. Train from Philadelphia, and the 6
or 6.65 P. Sr..Traih from West Cheater.
ROONBrTRIP TICKETS FROM. PHILADELPHIA
to all Stations east of West' Chester,’ good on any of thy
above Trains, ent or in, may be had on these days ONLY,
at EXODBSION.RATES, good only on the days'iseuea>.-
For further information, apply at the Ticket Office-, Ist
tho Depot, Sf. E. corner of EIGHTEENTH.and. MAM
KETStreets.
MAX7Dkz.toh7 pun Locations so* Summoß BOaxbs-m
os thb Linn ot the Road,
)e2I-tuwfs tf
IMPORTANT 'TO
PLEASURE-SEEKERS.
THE PENNSYLVANIA- RAILROAD OOMPAHv
la prepared to issue, during the Summer, tickets-a*-
greatly reduced rales w follows:- /
RAXLBOAJD COMPANY
OOTiHIFTATIQIf TICKETS
For cue, threo, Bfctj nine. or twelve month*, at-vw? .
low rates, for tho accommodation of persons living-out <&
town, or on or noar the lane of the road dnr&jj -
the summer. * From and after July 1,1862 a still graUtf'
reduction ha? bean mode od these tickets.
COUPON TICKETS
For twenty-six trips between any two points at about*
two cents per mile. These tickets are intended for tbs
use offamiHoe-travelling frequently, and are of great ad
vantage to pon»rw making occasional trips.-
SCHOOL TIOXHTB
For one. or tlnree months, for the use of scholars Kfr
tending Bchool&r the city.
OIiBBOTJIKN _
/Living on or near the lfeae of the road, and' having >
occasion to use* the road frequently in-their dertcat-*-
capacity, aro furnished with certificates entitling tfcsaK
to travel at half fare. AppHcationß to be-made only te‘
£noeh Lewis, General Guporinteudent, at-Altoona.
EXCSJ3SION TIOKETB
• tlsened at half fare to parties of over forty, good far -
as>y reasonable time.
BXOUBSION-? TIOTBTB during the Snmmor are aos£v
at-greatly reduced) rates, for ihe benefit of these seek-'
tog recreation from badness, or in pursuit of health/
• These tioketa are good for ton days, and are issued-te-
OBICSSON. (top* of- the. ABegheny. Mountains), AL-.
T©ONA (foot- of'the monntahia), B3DFOBD, DOUB
LING GAP, and BPHBATA BPBINGB.‘
For time of departure of trains see bills and cards of
; the road.
For.Throngb'Tie&ete apply at. the office of- the.Ocaa*r
. Southeastvomer of BLBYBNTH and MABKI?
gtreets.
JAMBS OOWDBN, Agent.
LKWIfi L. HOUPT, General Ti°ket Agent.
' - jyl6-fael • - -• ; •
FOR THE SEA snoRE.:
IANTIO RAILKOA D .—-
CHANGE 5 Off' HO-ÜBS-—Un and after MONDAY, .
Sept. Ist, 1662;. • _ _ .
Mail Train liwieaTiii'e-atreat Ferry 8t.7.30 A. M.:
’Expfeea*. “ . . " 11 . .3.43 P. M. . .
Accommodation train,far Absecom only, 4 4ft P. M.
V Belurcing,* ftayes 4%P. M.; Express, .*
Aceommodatfen leaves Abaecotn at S46* A.. 61.
Passengers Son Imng Branch and intermediate sta
tions will tab® the 7.30 A. M. train.. ? ™
snOB-tf ■ JOHNS. BRYANT. Agent.
SHIPPING,.
.g*®gfe TO SAIL' TUESDAY, .SEP--
*Ml*r*~ i mirmm 2, fob new. osleans di
sk ct —The iteamer St WANES, /commander,,
will sadiss aboTe.
Tor freight or paspoge apply ta.
WIIitIAM A. JAMES & /JO.,
' WeWAbNBT Street
fln29-
I- .
flggW.^^g |i
yiL OF PHILADELPHIA PA.SSBt.GEB- tTATIONT
—On and after MONDAY, Sepseroi>er Ist, 1862, the P.u-
Benger Trains on this Bcatl will leave the ME YD.E POT,
TBIBD Street, above THOMPSON, daily (Sundays ex- .
hem°*t 8 .! 7A. Sti, 3P. SL, and 5.15 £. M..
For Doy lest owbi at.... ...„,»,.9.'16 A. M. and 4 IS £»£•...
For EOrt Washington, at.. 615 ”• M-.
TBATNS FOB. PfilL ADELPHI A. _ .
Leave Bethlehem'at 5.40 £a IBs 9.18-A.M,, and 5.33 P.M.
Leave Doj lestqwri at.;.. .... .’..T:3Q A. M. and 3.40 P. M.,
Leave Port Washington, at.. ~,0.40.A. M,.
• ON, SUNDAYS. '
Philadelphia for lioihlehym at............. j..... 8 A. M..
Philadelphia for Doyle3biwn at. 3 P> Mi
Doyleetovraifor Philadelphia ah. , 6.30 A Mi.
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at., .'5 P-- Mi.
AS trains stop at Perks street, aß.neaal >
’White Oars of Second and,. Third-streets Line run df-_
rectly to the new dsapit. .
a»29-3t* * ‘ ELLIB CLARK, Agent.
|—,l |i hi mm NOTICE.—NORTH;.
iggwiWW.IIJIII -PWNNft-ghVANIA B A.I.L-.
EOAB ' BEMO3AL QF PASS ENGEB, DEPOT
from FBONT and WILLOW Straeta to
TBE NEW. BEPOT, .
THIBDSTiSRET. ABOYI*THOMPSON STREET.
On and'after MONDAY, September Ist, J 862, the Pas*,,
sen ger Trains oh this road taaUleave. . ....
B ~7 THE SBff.DjtP )T,
THIBD STREET, ABO-FE THOMPSON. BTBEET,
instead o*, FRONT and WR&LO,W Streets, as at prosenß.
All Trains wiU Ato.p ai, BEBKS Street, as nsnai.
Whits Cars of Third-Street City Basjonger Jine raft
direotl7 to the new Dejot. EAAIS OLABK,
anSO-USt - ' . . Agent.
/XJiFICE OF'THE PHILADEIIPSP;4.
VT AN& BEASEjtf OOMBANY. - ■
J.nna -My?,
The BATES i4*BBIGHT.and TPiLB onANTK6^-
01TB COAL bAthis Oopnpany vdU be «iow._
owadiirlDg l ttt»iaonUiof - t
Port Carbon ®’St
Meant Oashen. V
Sehuylfeill Haven.,......... f'jS .
&,Qburu, •* »**•• ••• *• ,a we
. Port Cllaion.
On nid'afterSSPTßMDß
tt follows: .
port Carbon *3lB
ttonnt Oarhon..' 111
jcbnyitMl Haven...- 2.10
Auburn . . ........... 2.00
P0rtC1int0n.;.............. 1.05
Bj order, of the Board of M&najrera..
JeMSiV -••••- ■ W: H WEBB. Secretary
TRUSS ANU BRAGE DB.
0. H. HBBDLTCS.
Corner TWJELFTH ana BAO* Streets,
Hernial Trasses and mechanical appliances corrtwttt
H. ;H3S3S DI,a B :__: .. i
Fine French and approvw! Amorlcan, ew;
form of rapture, in adultsaml children, {tag**
Airerican 1 Supporters end Belts. Shoulder
i eepsorievlClastlc Stocfcmgs, a > Sr"ee t " t 'tlr^
1 rfotv Ladiea’ Department, TffKuf™ irrww.
| ?oor beWßaw. Conducted by «GlS*te! ladie^
[ jj3B-3uilf ‘ • ,
HKNBT WOOS,
SnpurinteiidsKC.
CAMDEN-AND AT-
NOSTH PENNSXIr:
To BiiSm’il-TTo
*1.68
LOT
tea
1.60
1.46
ToßJoW'l
■9LBB
*.;i-I.Bf
1.80