The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, September 05, 1862, Image 3

ter `
MILITARY IVIATTERS.—The ropments
wow,' in our city nuder the Bret of the two lea regal.
doejorire*
th one
ti ex ception, left for the must of war.
three hew r Ilmento have coin
-0104 ow up, though the °Biwa of these orgsgiza
-12,037b„. not yet reported any reoruite for muster. The
orisstions Dow forming Ire known as follows: An
r, toatry
re gbiem commended
Oboyl C .
o Cr . o ß o e k g e e , h '
a r is t hr, egaiumt e h n o t r it o y
^r gior M o f
ilivuu this of to loonies hie force of Iwo
pose
Poles to a regiment); Bud bohnumker's 16fith
relo
Hfi mooreday onetunlred recruits for the old phlia.
dlds regime were received at the new barracks, in
stree nts . t The reorniting for therm organiz•stions
Ito oc ou hre. Six hundred men are now wailing to be
Jledfor service in the field.
," „ ,,,ort.
Writ's, numbering 225 men, arrived at the foot:
of tlerbiegton avenue, troterday morning. at 6 o'olock.
ore for the Noe York restiments. Among theur
wer ; fl i n oty stout Irishmen for Oen, Meagher'e Brigade.
sir kindred oouvalesoente, who have been in the New.:
Perk hospftalt, also arrived yesterday morning, on their'
eon
After receiving breakfast, they took up the
leo of moth to the in depot. A more Jovial
havo never paned up Washington avenue. The •
tbor Voile Yolonttore, Samna' It, Richards.
. r o o n, fully armed and ebilintoni, arrived at 6 o'cleoß
..1 /. They were reernited iu EssegrOlintou, and now.
cooties, the great roa,ority of the men keine farm
after breakfasting, they mended their way re
. •
•
THE LATE CAPTAIN BRATTY.—The
deof Captain floury Clay Beatty , of c ompany 1, 34
Wealroute, Nunn Irt
adelphia:ude Rerve., has thus been noticed
.the far of I r a
tt
12 o'clock yesterday a meeting of the Bar was held
Jt tbv District Court room. Jpdge Stroud presided. After
emelt revw of the life of la
the roomiebain Beatty by Ron.
:Mhos ie and statement Utt
of r in which
-; p o t a
ble ire, the fallowing, retiolnuotta were submitted
a 1 Mr
reas Vsleetine
°arab henry Olay .Beatty, a member of
• !ler of tbiu °HY, fell, mortally•wounded, itt the battle
e il l e c b occurred on the. Beth nit., nearithlanassas there
.
• kiro ,
pesolred,That we, members of the her, do sorrowfully
rec ovelie. to leis afflicting Oispeneetion of Divine Pro•
rideuce, the death of our friend and brother, Haney Olay
Drury, an event that has deprived the prafeefion of one
am won proadalog member., and, the community one
. e tio in all the relations of life wee a mist exemp l ary and
contention citizen.
R aved, That we regard hie death not merely as a
rote told pummel bereavement, bat as n'ounlio lose.
ji vowilw d the qualifier, of itt pity, learning, and
oily, which prequilluently tittetnim to have attained
diodoctkm in the profession of the hew, and a courtesy
ocltranknees which Won for blm estoem and affee
goo Ar all with whom he had profeleional or intimate
refetkee
Resolved, That we realize in the domestic end pro.
to.foesi •ecrinces. which tat' made In eallittlig in the
N oe of hie country; in the indomitable spirit which
rt niod him to rice from a couch of elckment to j.itri his
„ m azy in the boar of conflict; in the dauntless courage
(Mulford in battle; in the return to hie regiment whilst
All suffering from his wound, and in feeele health, and
before his leave of absence had expired. and in his un.
timely death, a hereto self-devotion and an obedience to
o leo. or doty which claim our atimiratton, and entitle
hits to the grateful remembrance of ble f,llow. country
coieed, That the members of this bar tender to his
R
Aided family their beartfat eyruortny and sincere eon
deem In their midden Bert aVement and that Oherlea
Jelin L. ;Shoemaker, 04A.
Gibtoue, Jobe K Valeutine,
trtlader Blddie, and the officers of this meeting, be hp.
Onto!
it committee to convey to them a copy of these
resolutions and the proceedings of this meeting.
grayed, That these revolutions and the preceeitegg
Of thle rustling be published fu the daily pipers of this
city end Ducts county,
speeches were made by Judge Alllaen, Jet). L. Shoe
raker, J o h n B Valentine, Ron. Marie. ailpin, and
others, and the fesolutious were adopted.
In the Court of Common Pleas, Mr. W. L. Flied male
• Dome apptoprietentuerke in reference to Captain Beatty,
which were responded to by Mr. eruveett Th em and
Judge Thom peon. The following was ordorea to be en
tered on the reeorde of the court :
It having Wen amemeoed to the court that Captain
.eery (gay Dago, lately an attorney of We court, was
killed in one of tie recent battin near Wiobtrigtuu, while
ejellantly ensued in the defence of his conotry, it is
ordered that a rultute be made of the fact by the clerk
ppm the records of ibis court. in testimony of the esteem
is l at c h ')sprain Beatty wee bold by the court, and of
its appreciation of hie shores in the (Anse In which he fell.
TEE LATE LIEUT. UOL. IMARTIN.
;ultra. Col. Thomas S. Martin, of dot. flonireria 11th
rtorien himla Reserve Regiment. Woe on daturd pay
contending agninat an entire Lrigode of the
"my. tie ce, a native of thto city, and a graduate of
Our tulkerftty. ARLOIDA refuted to cnercautite par-
Unite, beteg e member of the firm of garage & Martin,
thi adoeierlog cheiniote, he gave throb lime to the Andy
of military a:lento. tie wee 116v.rat ears is member and
' l nman of the Washitistton Gray., and was one of this
dot volueteirs it. the three•monthi servloe in Ooiquel
Xifyeefa 23d Noonlnsole Regiment After art honor.
*No dlocharge, he became tuebr of Vol. 8. Meredith , '
magiment, but volunterily withdrew to make room for
anot h er t smtumao , whom he deemed better entitled to
the pasitloo by reason of the leeks Aillather Of_11:1 , t1 he
bad added to the regiment. In a tevAisra he aneipoot
ally from Governor °unlit the appointment of
Lloulinuet (Monet of the 11th viegiment. 001. MArtia
woo hi hie 87th year, and woe ardently , attach-d to the
Magni° Order, being er member of Virtu ary lebrige, No.
131, of A Y. 61 , and having boon, previooa to the war,
ear of lu Ocala He' leaves a widciw and four yorteg
children, who will lung mourn the hies of one who. bes
"ideated himself, by hie noble heart, to all who knew
Mat.
CRIMINAL COURT PROOBRDINGS.—III
MO of drhe and Emma McLaughlin and Thomas
sta ti m. Thdtun, charged with meat& and battery, and
rnet.:Gtlllgau and Thomas Tudam, charged with rob
, the jury came into court re.terdav morning, stet•
iag that they could , not agree upon a verdict.
One of the Jurors cleared to know whether a consta
blt's eta rant cau be regarded at a seruntutory order ' on
t.thith belnuat produce the body of Mr. Plobaughilul
,Indge Allison replied that whenever a w..trrant is
Stead In the hands of an other for the arrest of a per
gnu. It la hut duty to make too arrest. Re nee no die.
organ .the 'matter. If an officer having a warrant
t tarot upon the per*on whey() arrest it intended,
(Loofa to take the repute eibuity, and if the prlaeuer
should tame in the meantime, then the constable c mid
{Allele to sower.
In other words, had the constable, when he went to the
"ac nee of IteLnusidle, chosen to let him remain at h,cno
etnlui the tight, under the prom'. e that he would coma
to the efilte to the morning. and th,t, in the meantime
he 'mend bleuelf, and did not appear as he promised,
Len the wettable could be indicted. Ihu constable had
:upright, after serving the warrant, to permit the pri-
Doper to so out of his custody.
Thejury retired. and in a few minutes returned the
tolleiringwerdlots:
John tit:Laughlin, assault and tiattery on William Til
den. salty.
Enema McLane:din, assault and battery on William
t:oGrau,intlity.
'Adieu Z adam, ample end battery on J. McLaughlin,
01'7.
Wm. 'faded», assault and batters an Emma efoLaugh-
Ile, and gains.
(bathe Gilligan and 7homsi Tudam, charged with
thbay. cot guilty.
bit. traolramoyett an arrest of Inc!grant in the c►ee of
'ltem! Twittra
Tte judge aranttti the motion, and, ball being entered,
ah3ie party wont their way.
AlioTll2.ll EOSPITAL ICNEDr—The
Race street Hospital wee opened for the reception of,
patients on Wodnesdat afternoon, under the charge of
limpet, with Drs Gioninger and Rice tut astietaate.,
Ls con se It wee known that a number of oar sick sol
diers were expected, citizens crowded t the hospital
Jib contributions end offers of ea. lettuce. In a a hart
Ilse everything tras arranged. and who it the p ttlente
tilvtd, a good clipper and comfortable bide .vers in
stdietes. Kra Hammett wee appiluted Lady Matron,
tided by committees of ladies from Union tit E. Church,
tot from *Wei other churches. TheA hospital coutalue
Molt MO patients. • •
Sieve the above hall halt been opened it bee fillet op,
end mare ere arriving Ihe building on the , north west
tomer of RAC° and Crown streets hat been ncoupied as
a icrtiial, and now contains many Pk'hibt't. Dana .
.
to either of these hospitals alit be thankfully re.
WAR MEETING IN SPRING GARDEN.—
h lerls end enthtudastio meeting of the citizens of
flits Oorden was held at the llall last eve , .ing, to tate
enure measures in regard to the war. dir. John fry wee
chows to preside, assisted by te large number or vice
Nee'debt & The object 'of the meeting wee explained by
Br.lipateer, slier which patriotic addressee were deliv
ered by Mawr,. D.W W. 0. Moore, Capt. Pr loe, Thos. Pak e,
Rev. U. Hevlu , end others At a late hour the meeting
otbse to convene this afternoon for drill, in puree
note of the Governor's proclamation, We may add that
the new part of the Spring Garden II 411 is beteg titted up
as en poly bonefish and that the meeting was held in the
second start , lit the room usually occupied by a religious
pinery,
f'it
FUNERAL OF COL KOLTEg
!foe foueral obaninitO or the late Col Jobe A. Koltes
Will take place at half past 1161 , 13 U this morning. The
accrinpatard b of honor, and che friends
uf the !madly, will beta k en from the late residence of the
tieceaaed, at Third and Brown weal, and proceed no
Brown to Fifth, endue Filth to 5t Peter's Oburch. (B.
C.), corner of Fifth and Girard avenue, where a mass
will ho celebrated. et 11108 o'clock it wiU be taken from
St. Peter's °lurch Op Girard avenue to Sixth street, and
thence to Independence Halts whore it will remain till
one o'clock, at which hoer it will be interred in the Scott
Itelon snood, In Glenwood nemetery.
ILITARY HOSPITAL NATIONAL
01:41lD8' HALL,—Yery contribatione or
tlivoNlbfrta, sheets, muslin, drawers, provisions ,
of all MOO, unite Of all varieties. and preserves of every
'midi', belie been received at the military hospital. at
'Batkcal Guards' Hall o from a number of pahlotio ladies
and in fact everything that can be of
3 )3 ictvi lo the lick , or wounded, wbeddl useful or
o i lisistel, hoe been freely provided with lavish bands.
Tide huipital wit I,ln future, be known as the 46 Race'.
61mt Etoiplial i " to dletingnieb it from others.
rw-Tsir BRIDGE —The-flew bridge
oTor tbo Wiesahlokon creek, on the hoe of the Philadel
-I,his, Germantown, and Norristown ittilroarl, has been
c 4 uateltd, and the trains will to day commence running
ticrorilog to the time table of tart. The company
detorvo great credit for the .prompt: manner - in which
tar him reopened the communication, with Norrls
toren,
AN
INDZPENDENT COMPANY OP OA:.
V ALlty,—Capt Wm, H. Fry, formerly of Gol. Baker's
t4litalla Regiment, Is reornitlug for an Independent
c 2, l2l Prioi of cavalry In this city The company is ra.
' 417 6111 °g up, ea those who would wish to Join a
tattuotyl company should join at once.
EtrmrAN Dm/ay.—The oqoner held
'4 , !Num lad night on the body of a mid named Pattlol
etelb td a m t t hHo Wasuhgmnn P
House.
o won found dead
kir. Ousel took
ten at tho hotel yesterday morning, and complained
11 4 very much Tangoed with travel. Not belbg ob.
s r p" IO dosenad daring the day Me Yoom was examined
Rota Ai 9 O'clock, and he was found in hie bed al anted.
:gioto appearances It Is judged ,that be died from natural
I ' 4 K Iu the pocket of his pantaloons 1,943 found the
LI L T! Of O. Allabaugh. He was apparently aged about
Ileare,
. 1 , 4 d mona's IrrquesT. The coroner
.w it vuestoeiterder afternoon, on the body of
In, Lenny, litho died at the hospital on Sunder might.
4411 1 Wria knocked down on the previous Thursday
tiskt at Seventh and rob streets. The Jury rendered
a verdict !bat death resulted from a fracture of the skull,
111 ,, obbwieence of a blow from one McNamara,
Prison.
O IJAGUAYRA..—T h e bark
Oniver W . of h
N i e teV i to- aPtein Wilson,milog seeterday ior ia um'sw,T4rkthßloownßpseng eto
r
'Venezuela, with hie suite,
rioting o r th e renewing uenottooFeons.: sir, John H.
J, el lirmilyr t , goor e tO r y of footion ; Mr. B. Toxic
inga„„ldji Darlington, Vt ; Mlii KM' B Other* • Prot.
111, j .,,''' ' 1 ,.. Ladle, of Phlladel phi% normal.toilludad de 80.
lir i yea. Y. L. Hagardorn and lady, of Baltimore;
:New , r a tf k r . A, Lunar, of Baltimore; Mr. Beth Driggi, of
nonaau, Homorn.—Bernard Btu
;:7.llby eh* wat foetid in an Inseselble condition, On Scui'
Might, at Thirty•tiret and darket etreeteg
Mai it tho hoepttal attikihed to the Almehoune, an ucar
',7,!,1 ere entertained of hie ma - every. ()Mules Tarter,
VlLltin Miller, and William Oolllce have been held In
pr , sch by Alderman Davis to answer the charge of
concerned lithe affair.
UN OVID. -- yesterday afternoon a
tend boy, canted Win. Cromwell, was run over in Se ,
le n !greet b elow
shed
Girard avenue, and bad hie leg cmci
ta cking manner. Fle wee taken to the Epleoopal
- -
j? 6 ODY IDDWDIFIRD.—The body or the
1 , 4 7% roma ie the Delaware at Deatea•atreet wharf, oo
m h 'hie) laid, Lao been Identified as that el Jane Illetfolli
6 Wee a married woman, thirty eavao yoara of age, and
osliaa In Monter street,'Pear Owl walader.
learaph. -
Markets by
Wheat *teat! for
RAtrtscona, beet.
0„n inelAholag;
ttblto ; red la blither M Mb
. 0 .
idgic
%hitt; 70eelao; yellow 60869 o; Vats, in aaY WA
8.441,3430. Provialoue dot.
FINANCIAL ANOCOMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.
PHILAMILPHIA, September 4, 1862.
There was lees uneaelnees in the stock and money
markets to-dart and
prices are of a more favorable chit
rector. Gold opened rather stiffly at 1180113 g, but the
rate fell to 117 during the day, and closed with an ex
tremely weak market. ' The fluctnatlons to which gold
is subjected, make it an extremely hazardous article for
apiculatora to handle; and, with the experience.ot the
past few months before them, operators cannot be called
anything but rad, if they buy to hold. The ilinch-pla
out, the wheel le apt to rue off; foreign exportation waa
the stay of the high rate; that IN virtually at an end, and
the road must be extremely smooth, if the vehicle does
not have a tumble.
• Old demands were active at a plight advance, 107%.
108 teing freely bid and paid. blow la abundant at
4to 5 on call, and 5 to 6on good security- One year
certificates ate becoming an important feature on the
"tote, they are Quoted to-day at 98%6'99. Stooks re
covered a little, and a better feeling was apparent. Go.
Vernments advanced ; the sizes 1881 rose to 100, but fell
"back X ; the seven-thirties advanced X ; Pennsylvania
lives advanced X; City Mica fluctuated, closing ablnt
the Fame ae yeaterday. Reading sixes 1886 were firm at
91; Allegheny comity BiX.Ol brought3B Penuaylvanis
IR annual first mortgagee rose X, with considerable sales;
101 wee hid for second do. ; Elmira Railroad elevens were
firm at BTX ; Camden and Amboy sixes 1889 at 94; the
aecond mot tgage bonds of the Morris Canal brought 95 ;
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad sixes 9T) ; North Penn.
at Irani!' tens rose X ; Second and Third street second
mortgagee, 103; Beading Railroad shares fluctuated be-'
twren 20X 080 M, clewing at 29;4 ; Norristown brought
49; Pennsylvania 49N, no change; Catawleasi preferred
10% ; Washington OAP 20X. Passenger railway shares
were a little more active at yesterday's figures; Girard
College improved %. Bank of North America sold for
130, and Northern Liberties at 60. The market closed
feverishly.
Drexel & Cro. Quote :
New Yerk Exchange Istrol-10 prem.
Bolton Exchange parel-1 0 prem.
Baltimore Exchange parse ji die.
nonntry funds Mee % die.
Gold 17g rate pm.
Old Demand Notes 7% see x pre.
One.) ear Certificates 98X oIISX
The following is the coal tonnage of the Shamokin Val.
toy and Pottaville Bailroful Company:
Tone. Owt. Tone. Owt.
For weei eub log Aug. 30. 4,843 11 150,488 11
Saone time last year 7,181 15 138,882 19
Increase
Decrease.
The following is the statement of coal transported over
the Hazleton Railroad, for the year ending August 80,
1882: Week. Previous. Total.
Tone. Cwt. Tons, Cwt. Tons. Cwt.
Hazleton Mines.... 4,015 14 88,567 19 70 631 13
Cranberry 2,4(5 01 31,139 OS 33,544 09
Diamond 1,093 00 18,677 17 19,770 Cr
East Sugar Loaf.... 4,501 78 65,438 01 69,910 19
Connell Ridge 2,197 18 50,897 03 • 63.094 18
&fount Pleasant.... 373 18 4, 1 41 18 4,446 11
Ebervale ... 1.012 06 21,102 07 22,114 12
Harleigh 1,989 10 42;081 05 44,050 15
tdiltiesvilie......... 1,284 13 19,029 12 20.814 05
Jedd. 3 ,860 09 83,112 18 88,763 OT
Total 92,821 19 882,098 08 404,620 07
Oorroppond'g period . •
last year 17,406 15 417,472 12 434.879 07
Increase.-- ..... 5,115 03
Decrease 85,314 04 30.259 00
The follcwing statement of the exports of breadetuffe
from the United Statee to Great Britain, Ireland, and the
Contiveet, since September 1,1881, is taken from Samuel
Hallett & Sons' American circular of yesterday;
Neal, Wheat, Corn,
bbla . bb's. bosh. bosh.
New York 1 848,720 821 28,842 308 12,27.0,644
Sew Orteane...
Philadelphia.... 830,827 408 2,201.862 882,375
Baltimore 82.11 T .... 332 823 6t6.621
BOBIOD 276,868 10 81.852 64 880
Other ports,— 66,326 .... 1,691.527 6 603
- • ---
Total, 1/361-82„2,&7J,646_ 1,240 24.819,962 18,6,9,8 U
Total, ]880.61..2,638.731 3,4,31 25,267,600 11,674,103
Inereare 44,9.14. 2,035,708
Decrease. 2.191 437.538 -
Total, ]869.60.. 684,723 944 4 686.123 2,244,882
Tt.tal, 186849.. 102,032 23 468,788 320,681
TO THE coxTrsszrr:
Floor, Wheat, Cern Bye*
bble. booth. bop': bud'.
New York ...594 487 7,469.940 322,691 1,640,210
Other ports 27,122 107,910 19,483 44,291
Total. 1861 62....618.609 7 ; 567,8%0 322 074 1,581,601
Total, 1860.61-124 817 3,042,1.67 63,737 343.242
The Louisville Journal, of Tuesday, alluding to the
mosey interests of that city, saga :
“ I I here was a material advance in the rates for gold
yesterday, the bankers buying at 17 Per cent 'premium
and selling at 20, with a fair demand. There was no
change in other matters pertaining to money, the baying
rate remaining at Be 9 per cont. premium, and the selling
price at 10012 per cent. A small amnia( of the Postage
waren CMTCLICY was received by our bankers yesterday,
Widob they bald at a premium of 203 per ant . Demand
Treasury rotes were saleable at 666 X per cent. pre
'minni, the bankers not being disposed to Obit. There is
little doing in Eastern exchange, the buying rate being
per Cent discount, and the selling rate par to , per
cent. peecnintu.”
The New York Evening Post of today says:
Wall street bas almost entirely recovered from the
' 4 scare" of yesterday, and the stock exchange r-sponds
to the better feeling with an advance.of •X el %' cent.
on the low points of the panic produced by the stories
irem Philadelphia and Baltimore. Tim improvement its
stocks is stiffittlited by the baste of operators to buy
back shares thrown neon the in .rket during the excite
ment and doubt of yesterday, and at the close there is a
wrong demand at NI prices.
As a part of the gossip of tho street, it is worthy of
note that a rumor is verrturreat that General lElllllOOk
has taken the position of Secretary of War, and that Kr.
Stanton has resigned. The stack-j. , bbers seem to have
the information exclusively, as there is no trustworthy
11.te111gence from Washington to teat, effect.
Southern State stocks are weak, especially Tennqessees,
which are 1 per cent. lower. Ilitnots bonds are steady
at former prices. Okdos are scarce and wanted at
1060108.
The Government list is strong, and the SUNS - Of 1881
have returned to par, after Kontos yesterday se low as
OSX tette. Sake were reported at 98X, but we were un
able to trace them. The closing sales are at loaning.
The 7.80 notes are also a trifle firmer. The Fives of 1874
remain gala at yesterday's prices.
Dutiable demand notes are giiet but steady, at 1080.
108 h; per cent. Six per cent certificat.ea are firm at 98N .
Yesterday noon large purchases like made on Phila..
delphis account at 980983( .
The foreign exohange . drawers have lowered their
rates about one per cent., but in the absence of a free
supply of outside bills there is no pre-tenre to sell There
is little or nothing doing ea , yet for Saturday's mail.
First. class bills on London are quoted at 1290120.
Philadelphia Stock Exchange Sales Sept. 4.
[Reputed by S. R. th.Antsxas, Exchange.)
FIRST BOARD.
1000 17 S 7.30 Tr N.en 102 1000 A Iteg Co 6s.Al VBB
600 do end .101 3 Penna R 49%
Btoo do blank.lo3l( 1000 Pa 11, lot mtg cab.losg
1060 do end .101 5000 do 0wn.105%
150 Beading B 29% 1000 Elmira A 7a...05 67g
150 do b 5 Bt. 10,000 U 8 fle 'Bl 100
101.0 Beading 6o• 88... 91 13 Bk N Etmer.sswn.l3o
9000 U 8 1-year Oert if 94s 20 Bk N Liberties... 60
6 Norristown 8.... 49 300 Oity 8a new 102
5 do .... 49 2000 Penna be 89%
BET WEE BOARDB.
1200 City 8s new. 102 11000 Delaware Div 6s. 95
1000 0&A 6e 'B9 2 d.. 94 1 50 Waohington Gas. 20%
SECOND BOARD.
38 Penna B 40n 80 Reading B 80
60 d 0,....,....... 49% 4000 Phliada & Erie ea 97%
2600 City 6e new...... 101% 1000 U 8 6s 'Bl 99%
9 Norristown 8.... 49 100 Oatawlose it phi.. 10%
. 1000 Morrie 01 2mt 2de 96 4O Girard College.. . 28%
50 Reading B 29% 1000 N Padua 10a . 2 d a.lol
800 do. . bbwn 29% 100 2d &31 at R.2lm 103
CLOSING PRICES.
Bid. deka. Bid. Asked
O 8 6s 'Bl 99% 100 L laland R..... 17% 18
UBTr 7 840 N. 103 103% Leh Of& N.x-dv 61 51%
Philada be. 97% 97% Le Cl & Nov sop. 28 29
Philada Co new.. 101% 102 N Penne R..... 9% '9%
Penne be 89 89% NPa Res 77 78
Beading R 29% 30 NPa B 10a.....100% 101
Bead m6810'48.103 .. Cataw,R Ekon— 8% 8%
Reading bde '70.100 101 Catawilisa Prf.. 10% 11
Bead rat tio 'BB.. 90% 91' Fr & Sanaa 8.. 45 47
Penne Bei div. 49% 49% Sec & Third et Et 69 70
Penne 111 in 69..106% .. Race& Vine-ot It log 10%
Penns 11 2m 68..101% .. W Philo 8..... 52 53
Norris Cni Coh.. 43 45 Spruce & Pine.. 13 13%
Morrie Cu] Pref.llB .. Or & Coates exd.B3% 34
Bch Nav Stook!! 4 4% Cheat &W ex dv.39 40
Sob Nay Pref... 14% 15 Arch St ex div. 24 25
Elmira B 13 14 Thir & rift'ntb. 17 19
Elmira B Pref.. 28 26 Girard College.. 23% 94
Elm 7078. ex int 87 88 . Teeth & Elev'th 81 ..
Philadelphia markets.
SEPTEMBER 4—Evening
FLOUR —There le no alteration in the. Flour market,
and but little inquiry either for expirt or home use. 300
8400 Ws good Ohio extra family Bold at $88612X, hOd.
3,000 Milt W. Thomas' extra on private terms Sales
to the trade range at sses 123 for superfine, $5 508
5.62 K for extra, $5.7686 25 for extra family, and $6.50
07 4t l bbl for fancy brands, as to quality. Ilye Flom - is
coerce, and selling at $3 5003 623 j. Corn Meal is quiet
A tale of 260 bble Pennsylvania is reported at about
$3 12K bbl
WREAT is lees active and prices are unchanged. Salsa
of 8,000 bnsheis at 1.208131 c .for' Western and Penne..
Bede, the latter afloat, 182 c for Delaware do., and 13130
14110 for White. RI eis selling elowlyat 73076 c for new,
76877 c 4' buehel for old. Corn is scarce and Arm at tile
advance, and about 3,000 brotels cold, mortar as 700 for
prime yellow, afloat Oats are in steady demand, and
2.600 bnahels new Southern sold at 858360, the latter
afloat
BARK hi quiet but steady, at :532.50 IfY ton for let No.
1 Cinercitron,
IOTTON.—The market is buoyant and firm at the ad
vance, with but tittle offering or selling.
GROCERIES Mon Pnoviszoirs are without alteration,
and a limited business doing in the way asides.
lrusxy h quiet;;sales of 300 bble Ohio are reported at
33,1ic, drudge at 31ei320 .Ifr gallon.
CITY ITEMS.
pRimE NEW FLOUR.—Mr. C. H. Mattson,
dealer in fine family groceries, Arch and Tenth streets,
has now in More th. finest and best brands of New Flour,
made from new wheat. By those who have tried them
they ate spoken of in the highest terms.
A MAGNIPIOENT $6OO RosEwooD .7•OCTAVE
P4No, otrperbly carved case and legs; all the modern
improvements; only used Riven morales. The owner
going to war, will sell it at a very great eacrilloe for
egiO. Call at 1126 OBESTNIIT street. lt*
THE ENROLLMENT IN PIIILAMELPHIA.—The
'United States Marshal and his deputies have completed
their labors, and the enrollment is complete In round
numbers, Phliadelphkt - tarnishes about 100,000 fighting
men, and : . of these, fully 26,000 are engaged in some
branch of the public service. The Marshals have care
fullynoted the ages, physical condition, employment, Ito.,
of the oitizensenrolled, and it only needed, to render the
tables complete,lhat a list should have been given of the
legion of adult' and youths who have the good taste to
wear the elegant garments that are made at the Brown
Stone Clothing Hall of Beekhill di Wilson, Has. 603 and
606 Chestnut street, above Sixth. •
XONE BUT THE BRAVE DESERVE THE FAIR.—
A young lady in Chicago advertised that if any city rail
road conductor would enlist for the war, she would take
,bli place. 'The offer was aces ted by Mr. Z. P. Beal, a
conductor upon the Randolph street route. Hereafter,
the fair 4‘ Nellie"- will take fare. Thus while the brave
Bell•will be changing his quarters for the seat of 'war,.
ifellie`wlll changing quarters for the passengers In the
car. Will Nellie" want a change of clothing`to ego .
.her new position ? she can have them gratis hr
sending her order to Charles Stokes' Citizens' and Mili
tary Clothing House, under the Continental, Philadel
_.
phis. •
FacTs.—The :worst kind of tax. on a mares
tamper: tacks left sticking up on the Inside of his hoots.
It man is doomed to. the stake, he would, most gene.
rally prefer that it should • be beef
Sospeosion bridges are said to answer a good purpose ;
suspension banks don't. 44,
The military and .civic Clothiag nranutacturod at tit*
irstbiobable r Emporlum oe Granyille.l3toires, No. 609
Clierdatat etriet s 'Cannot be sarpaaled in fit, fabric, or
18,81.8 18
8.344 04 .... ..
Pits B O Clark, New Jersey Mica L Marsh, Nevi Jersey
James V' Smith, New Yolk W L O'Brien,
,Baltimore
P Clark Jr & ly, Virginia Chas A Wood. Pittsburg
John F Barnes, Pittsburg - F.F Brooke & ly.Oincirmati
J M Need, New York Jas Caldwell, Zanesville
Chas Hoemer, Zanesville Mrs Henderson.Alexandrla
Mrs Col Wintdow, New York Mist Kitchen, New York
B BNorms . Dr Power, Maine
Dr Harvey. Maine Mr Davey Now York
Mr Yates A 1••, Baltimore Miss Yates, Baltimore
W B,Fecot, Bermuda P Poore, Massachusetts
B Fogg, Maim' J McCormick
B B Gold , lmronsh, Md T T Martin, Baltimore
John Lowman, Penne. L O Dundee, British Navy
J N Fowlee A wt,Wisoonsin W Sprague -
E H Owens. Hartford 1' 8 Eltnitios, Boston
,G B Foss, Baltimore Chas Vezin, Philadelphia
Jno Z Wilson A to. Bodin B Babcock, Rhode 'shied
Jto 111 Moore, N Jersey •W K Barrett
W,E Potter, New 'Jersey A Hamill, BaiNmore
Wn, B Keith, Baltimore Mrs Al Keith, Baltimore
Mrs B M. Keith .k oh, Belt Mies J Keith, Baltimore
Jno P Putnam, Roston M. Duane. II 8 N
A O Thurman, Columbus Miss M P Thurman, Ohio
Miss Lizzie Thurman, Ohio Miss Jean Dor. Ohio
Mrs ltboiures, New York Miss Rhoades, New York
Dr Rhoades & la, N York Isaac 8 Lloyd, New York
J Ingbani, Belem, N J . J 13 SinniCkeon, Salem, NJ
It P ItOsS, auburn- N 0 0 A Boss, Auburn, N 0
8 Harrison, Pottsville E NKeith, Baltimore
Thos Young &la, Wash, DO Miee Young, Wash, D C
J A Valentine, New York Dr 0 F Learning, N Jerrie/
J P Wolivritherger, Balt. F Almy, Boston
J Metcalf & da, Ohio Pardee, Hartford
J Fritz, Bethlehem J F Whitney .& la, N Y
W C Churchill, New York 0 Meekin, New York •
0 Cleveland, Jersey City Jobn Bert, New York
S Bright, Now York A F Bierman, New York
W D Davis. New Jersey J D Reale, New Jersey
B$ Little. New Jersey A B Tbrockreerton, N J
W Eason, New York W H Phillips, Trento'
W W Young, Pittsburg 8 ht Green, Penns
E Riddle Huntingdon co E V Sumner, Jr, II 8 A
T Baumgardner, Lancaster
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth at, below Arch.
H 8 Mansfield, Thompson ' Liverpool, 0
Jae Id Burchfield, Pittsburg M Shellaby, Pittsburg
J McLeran, Belem, 0 J Bowen, Ripon, Will
Oeo B Carrie, New York • Idre J 0 D Bar, Reading
Jae Pritchard, New Lisbon B Pairman, Allegheny
8 J Berger, St Paul Wm Lee, lit Paul
Bon Jacob Pry, Trappe, Pa Geo Masted. Boston
J Lotman, Pittsburg E P Long, Pittsburg
Jaa McLain, Pittsburg Jos Barnett, Lancaster
Trani:tick Jordan,Lancaster 1., 0 Milian, Trenton
O .11 Foster, Philpsburg D A Miller, Altoona
0 Kier. Heard', lowa H Weaver. Ohio
J A P Stone, Ohio Bev A Clooknien & wife, Pa
W Donaboner, Pennsylvania J Zahcer, Ohio,
Win Chapman, Baltimore R McDowell, Blatington
I J Bock, New York Thoe Portion. Philadelphia
R Curtin & wise, Centre, Pa Albert Price, Mercer, Pa
W FfitsoD, Mercer, Pa W Gibson, Mercer, Pa
8 0 8.4-nan, Delaware E El Nevin. Shltkeeesberg
Jas Blair, New Jersey A B Blair, New Jersey
AMERIOA.N-4.lltearout ercreet, above Firth.
M T Jeffries, IV Cheater, Pa Isaac Massey, W Chester
John M King, Juhustown Mies King. Johnstbwn
Dept P hmith, Now York J K Mooers, MD, N York
Om S T Richards, N York Lient 00l Rewe, Jr, N Y
0 T Niche:ls, New York H Binnickson, Salem, N J
Thcmas Carson, Philada ?dm D Howerton, Nashville
IC Dyers, Virginia 'Mob 0 Kean, MahonV l Pa
S P Risley, Wash, D 0 Oapt B P Tyler
W W Reese, New Jersey Obeli E Foster, Eokley, Pa
Edgar Williams, Rockport B. Sheller, Deep River
B Abbott,. Carbon :county p Stratton• - lzielem - , J
a Maps, Sadism, N J A Lynch, Ottawa, lii
N P Easton, Perna D Weidman, Albany
D W Sawyer. Albany Mrs Green, Scree, City
B H Bell, Baltimore 0 Milbank, New York
W L Reed, New York Jos Burrough, Newark
Obaa Vogel, Newark O L 5 Roberts
BT. LOVTh HOTEL—Ohestant street, above Third.
W B Brooks, New York Mr. Johnston, New York
Mr Dawson F Meyers, Pennsylvania
()twits L Lamb, N Jersey Mrs B S Smith, Wash, D 0
Chet 0 Henkle Sidney Hall, IJ ' B N
Mrs 'Houston, New York John B Harris'
Mr ?dither, New York Bent nipio7 1 New York
I 3 3 Mulford, New York Geo Tomlinson, New York
Sbeeht, Pennsylvania S J Pants, Baltimore
Mrs Weir, New York J B Donty, PenneYlVania
b 0 Smith, IT B N • W A Moore, New York
0 Fisher do wf, New Jersey It kleSherv, New York
J Brennan, New York P H Hopkins, New York
John B Bostwick, Bristol C W Pierce, Jr, Bristol, Pe
Z E Ewing, Elkton T G Quimby, Steubenville
F F Horner, Baltimore J A W Pearce, Baltimore
Geo; ge Mills New York Chas Sailor, Soh Haven
J H tshoads, Beading T Wormaa, Pennsylvania
W S Bowen, Bridgeton C P Sisley, Bloomington
W N Stevenson, Greencastle J H G Snyder, Hensler City
STATES UNION HOTEL—Market, above Sixth.
Jam Leonavd, Olearfield P Marsh, Pennsylvania
J Weaver, Indiana co, Pa H B idlers ' Pennsylvania
J B Brown I) Neff St B augh, Beading
D L Miller, Pennsylvania Baud Guyer, Pennsylvania
Helene!, New York Jacob B Nolan, Doylestown
Geo W Thompson Perna Thos M Bacon, Maryland
B Jamison, Norri stown 0 W Blanchard, Del co, Pa
W Hardy. McVeytown Mies Hardy, McVeytown
B F Wicke , sham Perna H Lang, Pennsylvania
0 Bale, Pennsylvania W H Hardick,Baltisoore
NATIONAL HOTBL--Bace street, above Third.
J O Shoemaker, Wyoming David Prico, New York
Oliver G Morris, Penna A W Burnes
Peter Henok, Allentown Joe. Whitaker, Mt Glair
W Saeger Easton - 0 A Stine, Penne
J Richard, Allentown Wm Getz, Oatmeal:Ls
Wm Mejor, Pottsville Andrew Treatz, Penns
MADISON HOUOM—Second street, above Market.
L Quackenbush, New York • Dr Bicker, Wyoming
Dr F 0 benison, Wyoming ,M Sbotwell, Beltway, N
M Archambanit. Qermantwn J Stewart, New Jersey
Qeo Hardbon, New Jersey • D Dodd, Delaware
O Vandolah, New Jersey P A Ante, Folton, Del
iii V B Sparks,New Jersey ;Jos W Oox. New Jersey
J P Stewart, renton, NJ Simi L Fithian, ti Jersey
OOMMJIBOIAL—Sixth 'Area. above Chest:ram,
.
J J Baldwin, Wil, Del Crowell, New Jersey
John Paxson., W tibeeter, J Devoe, Went Mester
Jog liVecda;Ohegter co B L Pyle, attester co
W Sharplesa, Chaster co J. P Andrewe, Pa
W II Warren, Maryland
BLACK BEAR—Third street;above fiatlocchllL
G Wbetstone, Tamaqua L it Appleton, Wash, D C
John Young, Lebanon A H Bossier, Wil, Del
Lieut Hobart, Pennsylvania Cot John C Wanner, Pa
J Nehmen Doylestown Israel Keam, Harrisburg
Geo W Wolf, Danbury
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above Callowhifi,
David Erma, Monroe Co,Fa Pang Kurtz, Easton
P Fetatermaoher, Allentown Geo W itunyen, Reading
Henry Fitter:,Allentown
BINGER - & CO.'S LETTEP. 4c A a r FA_
MILT SEWING MAOHINE, WITH ALL TEM BE.
OHHT IMPBOVEHENTS, la the axar, and ORBAPEST,
and MOST BEAUTIFUL, Of al! Sewing Machines. This
Machine will sew anything, from the running of a tuck
in Tarietan to the making of an Overcoat—anything
from Pilot or. Beaver 0 _ loth down to the softest Gamma or
Gossamer Tissue, and is ever ready to do its work to per
fection. it can fell, hem, bind, gather, tuck, quilt, and
has capacity for a groat variety of ornamental_ work.
This is not the only Machine that can fell, hem, bind,
and so forth, but it will do so better than any other Ma.
chine. The' Letter A" Family Sewing Machine may
be had in a great variety of cabinet cases. The Folding
ease which is now becoming so popular, 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 oases 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, etc., of the very best quality.
Bend for a copy of 4 ‘l3lNaElt & CO.'S GAZETTE."
L M. SINGER & CO.,
• 458 JIBOADWAY, N. Y.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE, 810 CHESTNUT ST.
i7/2-mwm
Beiromasoa's HAIR DTA ! -
THE BERT IN TER WORLD.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR'S celebrated Hair Dys
produces a color not to be -- distinguished from native—
warranted not to injure the Hair in the least; remedies
the ill effects of bed 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
tify& Sold , by all Druggists, iyo.
1 The Genuine is slimed WILLIAM A. BATONS..
LOB, ow the four sides of eachbox.
EAOTORY, No. Ea BARCLAY Street,
CLate 283 Broadway and 16 4ond street),
my 2147 • - New 'York.
ONii—PRIOX CLOTHING OP TEX LATXBT
STlrs4a, made in the Beet Manner, =Presets for 1111 4
EAIL BALES. LOWEST Minn Price' Marked In
Main Ylsraris. All Goode made to Order warranted
talisracter7. Our lihra-Pmen SYSZPAI . etrieUr• ad..
eared ;to. AB are thereby treated alike.
vezt-iy JONES a 00., 604)1LARKMT Street,
CARD PRINTING, BEST AND CHEAPEST
In the Qty.. •t 111 South If OVATE Street.
OIBOULAB PRINTING. beet tunb cheapest In the
Oity. at 111 South FOIIRTIf Street.
ROAAD PRINTING, beet and cheapest be the . City. at
11l Routh FOURTH Stint.
MARINE INTELL/GENCR.
Mir BAD rOWITH PAM.
Behr T P A.11111191:1D.
Carter, 1 day from Camden, Del.
with corn to Jag Barran & Son.
Bair Clayton & Lowber, Jaeitedn, 1 day from Brarrnas
Del, wlib pain to Jae L Bawler d' Co.
Behr Packet,l3tokson. 1 nay from Letpdc, Del, with
grain to Jae L Dewier & Co.
Behr Mary, Hendrickson, 1 day from Odessa, Del, with
grain to Ohnstian & Co.
Bohr Olivia, Fox, 1 day from Odessa, Del, with grain
to Christian & Co.
!Warrior Oneida, Trout, 21 hours from Nevi York, with
wise to W M Baird & 00,
Steamer Mara, Nichols, 24 hours from New York, with
mdse to W M Baird & Co.
ILEABED.
Ear B H Shannon,'ldarta, Fortress Monroe, Tyler,
Stnne & Co
Bcbr M 8 Kennedy, Shorter, do do
fichr Exprese, Bond, Annapolis, do
Bohr Elizabeth Jane, Jones, Annapolis, do
Behr D Friel. McCoy, Alexandiiii, do
Bohr Greyhound, Wallace, do do
Bohr Mary Eliza, Thompson, Newborn, Navy Agent.
Bohr 8 B Nelson. Agnew, Snow Hill J W Sarno.
Str It Willing, Glisseoole. Beltimnrs, A. Groves. Jr.
Str Fanny Garner, Pierce, Now York, W f' Clyde.
• MEMORANDA.BrItvirdwin. Weber, cleared at Bt John, NB, 29th ta
for Y6 lladelptt a.
Sobr Chas P Stickney. Garwood, from New Orleans,
with sugar, at New York yratmday.
Ectur Summon, Dunning, hence, arrived at New York
yesterday.
Scbr reset:maw, Hooper, at N ew York yesterday from
Boat..n.
tesniers Anthracite, Jones, and G Knight, Welsh,
Levee, arrived at New York yesterday.
Britt Celt, (of Machias) Proctor, hencefor Boeton.wlth
a cargo of 205 tons coal, daring the gale of Monday night,
Laving lest head of mainmast, the main staysails giving
way and topsail braces parting, drifted upon the Hen
and Chickens; striking at one o'clock in the morning.
The crew were rescued, nothing being saved but what
they stood In. The brig is 140 tons, valued at about
gsooo. and is tmlneurea. She is badly bilged, and war
being stripped on the 3d. If the weather is favorable,
about HO tons of the toal will be saved.
The echr Bold Banner, from Boston fOr Philadelphia,
wee run into by aft unknown brig on .Tueed ay night, and
subsequently went ashore at Provincetown, where she
will be a total loss The mate of the schcioner, with his
wile, got on beard -he brig
The brig Pilot Fish, from Boston August 21 for Port
an Prince, wasrrun into and sunk outside of Boston
I iehe by the echr J 0 Baxter, from Philadelphia. The
captain of the brig was drowned; the rest of Ibe crew
saved by ear Nary D Cramer, from,Pbiladelphia.
ARRIVALS AT THE:. HOTELS
VP TO'l2 G'OLOOR LABS NIGHT
CONTINICNTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Cheetnut mtg.
J W Osborn, New Haven A Huston, Uniontown, Pa
Cant .1 IR Lion, Pa Juoge L 3 Triable, Paduoilla
W B Hernton. Paducab,lly E.Morron, Pattie th, Hy
Chat Perrino k ly, St Louis W H Smith. tentrioky
Elia , fiery Jones, Ky W G Fullerton, Louisville,
Cbas W Freeland, Boston H Uobb. Boston
THE UNl6li—Arch etreet, above Third.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE PRESS.--PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1862.
IF JAYNE'S EXPLOTORANT BE GIVEN
in the commencement of Oonenmption, Broneititie. Aeth
ma, Bleeding of the Lunge, or any Pulmonary Complaint,
it will effectually cure these terrible disarms. It shonid
be borne in mind, however, that everything depends on
availing youreelf of the remedy in time. Why not,
therefore, give it an immediate trial ? Sold at No. lila
CEESTA ur Street. se6.,
GROVER & BAKER'S NEW SHUTTLE
SEWING MAORIND.—PRICR, 940.
The attentlonlof tailors and other manufacturer' re
quiring the use of a fast and durable lock-stitch machine,
to direoted to our Zito. 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 kgreat 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
simple in its construction, easily learned, not liable to
get out of order, works with line' cotton, silk, or linen
thread, equally well ; and the low price at which it is sold
places it within the reach cf aU who desire a reliable,
serviceable machine.
(MOYER at BAKIIIR S. M. CO.,
an26-tf 730 OHICEITNNT Street.
YOUNG—B.IOINHART.—On the 10th of Jo', la Phi
ladelphia, by the Rev. J. Voglebach, Mr. John Young to
Mho. Mary Ann Ittinhart; both of Lebanon, Pa. *
POTTS—PATTVBSON —September 2d, by Bev. Wm.
Cooper, P. D., Mr. Robert Potte to Mini Caroline Patter
eon, all of Philadelphia.
N SYRIAN—NO EIDALCR —On tbe f.d that ,be Rev.
W. T. Eva, Mr. Daniel Nevelin and Niee Rebecca Whie•
tier, all of this city.
SMITH—De.VIS.—On the 16th of July, at Wiroabick •
on, by the Rey. Father Murray, Mr Theodore W. Smith
to Mies Mary O. Davie, bp - h of this city. *
BRATTY.—On Monday, the let inst., Captain H. Clay
Beatty, of the 2tl Pennsylvania Reserves, wounded near
Centreville, Va , on Saturday. august 30th.
Bie friends and those of the family are invited to at- .
tend the funeral at the residence of li. C. Beatty, Bristol,
Pa., on Saturday. the oth inst., at 2 o'clock p. Dl. **
BARRINOTON.—On Thursday, 4th Samuel
Barrington, surgeon U. S. Bevy, in the Slot year of his
age.
Hie relativee end friende, and the officer of the Navy,
ate Invited to attend LM funeral, from hie late re lidence,
I'o . 1210 Race °treat, on Saturday. at 4 o'clook P. 1. **
11 MILE —On the 3tl lug., William Defeo, aged 74
yenta. •iK
BLLIOT.—On the morntog of the 3d. Mrs. Margaret
:Elliot, late of Scotland, in the 84t1a.sesr other age
The male friends of the family are reepeotfally invited
to attend her funeral from the residence other eon, Hugh
Elliot, 1418 Filbert street, on Saturday morning. 6th
instant, at 10 o'clock. **
HAMILTON.—On the id inst., Mrs Eve Hamilton. in
the 84th tear of her age. - '
HAYS—On the 2d bat. Hannah Maria, wife of John
B Bays, aged 21 yeare, 1 month, and 18 days
filaGEß.—On the 3d 'nit, Sarah, daughter of Wm.
and Bridget Magee, aged 4 years
IkfoffOLLODGE —.On the 2d inst., Patrick McOul
loueb. in the 37th year of hie age. *
ItOBBINS.—On tbo 3d inst.,' Marv, daughter of Pat.
rick and Elizabeth Boboing, aged 10 months.
SIDDON A—On the let fast, Mrs. Fleeter Siddcing,'re-
Ifet'ot the late Josiah Biddonr, aged 74 years. *
STEIL.—At ble residence, September 2d, at Abington,
Idonigomery co., Rev. Bobert :Reel, D. D., in the 89th
year of his age. . .
rimeral (thy,) Friday, 6th that., at 2 o'clock, 'without
fuither notice.. ik
whim.....41 r , the 84 inst., Yrs. Sarah A. Wade, wife
of the late Patrick Wade, aged 78 years.
WALL -On the 3d that, Wm H. Wall, is the 48th
year of his sae. •.*.
WILSON.—On the 3d init., Michael Gotip, Jr., son of
Edward 8. and Emeline Dateyr Wltion, aged 19 months
WOOD.-01, Monday evening, September let, Thomas'
Wcod, in the 70th year of his age. '
The relatives and friends of the family aro invited t).
at tend the funeral-from his late residence, No. 926 .krott:
street, this (Friday) morning, at 10 o'clock, without far:
titer notice.-
At David's Island, N. Y., August 7th, 1862, Philip
W. Banks, Sonngest son of the late Philip Banks, BK.,
of Philadelphia, in the 22d year of his age.
This young man was a worthy and beloved pupil of
Girard College, and graduated with bcnor at the age of
sixteen. After leaving the college he engaged in the em
ploy of Dr. Wm. Irvin, at Washington Iron Works,
Centre county, Ps., as an accountant, in whose family
.he'rcmained until the age cf twenty-one, when he en.
tered the military service of the country is the 933 Regi
ment, P. T., under Col McCarter, for whom he acted
as Private secretary, Although engaged in the seven
days'-flghtlng fin front of Richmond, it was not hls for
tune to fall on the field of battle; but, white earnestly
and faithfully discharging his duties, ho was etrack down
by the fatal typhoid, and sealed his devotion to his corin
try with his life.
As a student, he always stood in the first grade, and
the reccirc aof Girard 'College street the excellence of his
deportment._ As a young man of business, his industry,
accuracy, and integrity, gained the confidence of his
employerp, while his amiability and courtesy won the es.
teem of all who were about him. In social life his refine.
meat and tuodefty made every acquaintaxm a friend.
Loving sisters and brothera. won.o a brother'
Nihon living they regarded with affeictionate pride. Kin-
drEd and frirnda cherish the Memory of one who was so
worthy of their attachment. The institution to which
the care and training of hie youth were arnftdel his"
placed his name on her roll of honor. And when the
country, to which be gave hte life, shall record the long
catalogue of its martyred defenders, his name shall be
"remembered there.
He bee gone from the army of his conntmta Join the
army of the Lord. • . * W. H:
MOUAN,
ING Dram t ilks, just opened! ^' •••••• • • .
'Black Gros Grains and Yoult do Reim
Blae k Taffetas and Gros de Rhinos.
Black Armures and Venetiennes__ . _ -
.•
Black Gros d'Ecosse or Ottomans.
Black and White Taffeta Lance.
• Bleak mai Whito varsoviennes. • :1
Black and White neat Stripes and Oheekia:.;
BIEEPON & ROW.
se2-tf Mourning Store, No. 918 OHNSTNNr Street.
NOTICE .—RESIDENTS AND PER
SONS doing bueineps tbe Twenty- flfth Ward
are earnestly requeattd to meet at the cornerof FE
FORD Road and OLT:AERIE LD Streets. on BAIT&
DAY Evening,' 6th inst., at 7X o'clock, for the purpose
of organizing a Committee to collect funds in said ward
for the Oitizens' Bounty Fund.. By order of the Com
,
tnittee. THOMAS WEBSTER,
sap -2t. . . Tice Ohalrzmut.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA—
DEPARTMENT OF ARTS
1 he First Terra of the ithylloge-year will open on• WON . -
DAY, the Bth instant. Candidates for admiselon will
appear at the Uoiversity, for examination, on tbarday, at
10 o'clock A. M. Tuition for each Term Thirty Dollars.
GEORG& ALLEN,
sob-3t Secretary of the-Faculty of Arts.
1-frTHE ItIANNERCHOR VOO4L so-
OIRTY, et their special meeting, saptember 1,
Itio2. pasted unanimously the following resolutions:
Resolved, By the untimely death of the late Colonel
70EIN A. ROLTES, of the 73d Regiment, P. V., on
the battle•deld, and in defence of our glorious Union,
we deplore the loss of a brave soldier, good cit,aen,
warm friend, and also a highly-esteemed member of our
Society.
Buoived, That we deeply sympathize with hie
widow and relatives at the bereavement they have met
with.
Resolved, To attend his funeral ceremony in a body,
and to invite those honorary and contributing members
of the Society, who are not members of any m+litary or
ganization detailed for an escort, to. assemble for this
purport+, at 32 o'clock, 'lO-DAY, at Mitchell's Hall.
Resolved, To communicate these resolutions to the fa
mily of the deceased.
ltsk B. T. SCHMIDT, President.
ErOFFICE OF .THE RIDGE:AVENUE
AND MANAY ANIL PAS4ENGIR•BAILWAY'
L'OeIPANI (Oorner of Ridge andaColtimbia avenues),
Beptkmber lat, 1862.—The Board of Directors of the
Ridge Avenne and Ilianayunk Passenger Railway Com
pany have this day declared an Extra Dividend of ONE
DOLLAR per share of the capital stock payable on de
mand, to the Stockholders or their legal representatives,
at the office of the company.
se3-3t LEWIS STORES, Secretary.
ro. CITY BOUNTY FUND.—NOTICE IS
hereby given to the Volunteers in the' new regi
ments that the Bounty will be paid upon proper appli
cation being made. Warrants in favor of the Vcruntcers
enlisted, and received on account of the quota of Piffle
deiphia; wid be forwarded to tle men wherever the regi
ment may be stationed. JOBB C. KNOX,
ee2 dt Chairman,
. ,
THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE MAU..
A N 00 EWAN Y, BRPTF.U.ESER 1, 1 Sea.
The Directors - have this day declared a. dividend of
FIFTEEN DOLL&B,S per Share on the Stock of the
Company for the laet six months, which will bo paid to
the Steckholders, or their legat representatives. after the
11th inst WM. G. ORO WELL,
se2.lot Secretary.
Tyr: - THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE
{i•,3 'RANCE.3O NT ANY —,ict the Annual Sleeting
of the Stockholders of this Company held on SIONDAY,
the Ist September, 1862, the following gentlemen were
duly elected Directors for the ensuing year, via
. Jonathan Patterson, Isaac Flazlehuret,,
Quintin Pampbell, Thomas Robins, -
Alexander Benson* Daniel. Smith, Jr.,
Williamliontelins, John Devereaux,
Thomas Smith.
And at a Meeting of the
Jonathan. Patterson, Peg:,
President. .
BE -2-4t WILLI&
A CAB.D.—WE, THE UNDERSIGNBD
11,3 Brewers of Philadelphia, on and after the let day
at aEPTEMBEB, 1882, will advance our prices One
Dollar per barrel on Ale and Porter sold by us after that
date, in consequence of a tax of same amount to be paid
by us to the General Government, in accordance with
the act of Congress pissed during the last session.
PHILADELPHIA, August 30, 1882.
[Signed] HASSEY, COLLIES it 00.
GEORGE W. GRAY.I
LEEDS & GRAY.
'NEWLIN, 28LL. & ABBOTT.
DITHHAR es BUTZ.
JAMBS 310011 E.
WILLIAM CAUL.
"LINEN MACHINE THREADS,
REST QUALITY,
One and Tay.Dunee Spools.
SHOE THREADS ,
OF ALL DESORIVTIONS,
FOR HARNESS MANURAOTUREREL
MACHINE:SILK, COTTON,.NEBOLEB, AND
LAING & MAGINNIS,
SHOE FINDERS,
ses-Irn 3O NORTH THIRD STREET.
GLEN ECHO MILLS.
kEARDP:AD:2II}IEBO, IMPOD,TERA.AND DE
Have now on hand an extensive stock of
Carpetings, of our own and other makes, to
which we call the attention of cash and r; ito t,
,iyaa am
"AND DISCOLt)giE D IT A.ltt
DYED a beautiful BIAOK, - or HROWN, at
FOURTH and ERAN4II. a&3 it t!
MARRIED
DIED.
OBITUARY.
Directors on the 158M8 day,
was unanimously re. elected
it G. CROWELL. Seep.
SHOE-FINDINGS.
CARPETS Arras ou, CLOTHS.
GERMANT9WN, PA.
moOA - "nriUM &
4 0 9 CHESTNUT STREET,
(Oppodte Independence Hall.)
0...A . R.P:R.T.1 - :.N.,:4.0 . - i .
OIL CLOTHS, 4c.C.,
MILITARY.
TWO ' ECRUITINQ OFFICERS,
with doitactiments of men, can have position in •
mu* Cavalry Qorpe by applying immediately at No,
213. CHESTNUT Meet. • '•
Captain WILUTAM R.411Y. •
I COM VAN Y ; , A:, let' RE GI (A ENT
ARTILLERY, EL
r inimesu, September 5,.18132.
ORD/GB NO 4.
The Company will assemble at the Armoryon IFICITAY
(TIIIB DAY), at 3 o'clock P. K. Jraroteat bash:less
requires a toll and prompt attendat?ct. By orCer at
• • .% • EI:1). LANDIti, Lieut. Oommandlos.
SAMUEL O. Pllktittir, Fitet Eergeant. , It*
FIRST itRGIMENT (GRAY' RE-
SERVES) RESERVE BBIG.S.DS. P. V.—The (Mi
ms, Notp:Oommissiontil Officers, Privates, end &solo
date Iklerobers of the First Regiment •Reserve
We, P. will eisemble at 13 NSO If- ening r
on FBID&Y, the sth instnnt, at 8 o'clock P .111.
()Rims Pxeropt from military duty, • but desirous of
serving in the defence arum State ; also,
those liable to
draft and wishing to .prepare themselves for the field, are
particularly Invited:te - stund. By order of
OBARLBS lI.ORAFF,
- lt Major FireCitegiment Rererve Brigade, P. Y.
BRIAN - ...BOROIHME • UNITED
"Elsa .LEGION—TO BE IN OORCOR AN'S RR&
OA DE.
Men of good chatitoter, from all parts of - the city or
State, hringteg from lb.to 26 effective men, will be colt
=intoned Second and First Lieutenants ; 40 meu, a Cap
tain. Form companies and squad, amongst yourselves ;
recnro the Government and City . Bounties of 8165. Don't
be Dtafted. Telegraphic despatches or letters attended
to promptly. Free transportation from alepisrte of the
State to these Headquarters, CONNOLLY'S HOTEL,
opposite Independence Hall, Philadeltilits "n• •
. Apply to GEORGE GROWERS,
ees.6t* ' Camel; ciommeliding.
ALL OFFIUERS NOV' ON -RE
ORIIITING Service for Itititnents,in the field-are
respectfully invited to meet at the Wilco of Lieut.
Colonel Ilia, corner ELEVENTH and GM A.EtT)
Streets, this unorniug, at 10 o'clock, for the purpoee of
making arrangammte to attend the, funeral of the late
Col. Holt's, 73d Britt. P. V. The funeial' will move
from Independence Hall at one o'clock ;1 6 ; hf Placers
Rill plesee arrange for mon under their 'commands to at
tend the funeral. WEE MOO RE,
seb.lt* °Betel° 73d P. V.
FIRST CITY TROOP OF
PHILADEIe:PH/IAIGHT HOSSii .—Wast.
e 4, immocliatei* E ,ono hundred young; salve
htill to join thin Independent Oomoanv or eavetrY,
eitborized by Governor Gurtin. 13,oruiting Office Mo. -
218 cannur Street.. • '
lick • • Captain Wbl. H. Pay.
REORIIITING OF LOH OF
THE ANDERSON TROOPAtrotnidlflOor of
the pennallvanfa Radinoad 0„M . *corner of
MAW Street and WILLING'S Alley.
Capt. WILLIAM J. 'PALMER,
Sergt AL irRED VEZIN.
et 3 41.* Private NORMAN 115."'AIIITH.
• OTAILVICY•aboDS.
• •
U.S:t g. tA:T:'LESS THAN
WBOLESABBPBIO/18.—Bleschesi at 9g cents,
wide do 600; heavier at 11%, and full 31 inohes wide
123; ; two eases just opened of old stock, tall yard wide,
14; heavier do. 16; one case 7-8 tVameutta 17; one case
Simper Idem, soft finish, 18; this is quite tine. Just
opened, two' cases•Wairisnita and one case of Wilikszna.
vine at less than the agentle prices. One case Pillow
aintlinel at 18 ; one case 6.4 Sheeting at 18; heavy Sheet
ing, 236 • yards wide, 3734 ,• unbleached [Colin 11g ;
heavier d 0.14 ;1i 'widedo. 16; bale'do., 35 inches wide,
16; one los:mach heavier 13; Sheeting, 13f yards wide,
at 22; fall 236 wide to 3734. The above goods I Will
guarantee to be lower than the regular wholeqato price. •
GE thie'lLLE B. HAINES,
eel , No. 1013 MARKET Street, above • Tenth.
FFLANNELS.—I , have. ziow-one- of Lhe
twat and cheeped assortments in tbls city. Good
all-wod 'red 25 cents; finer do. 31,V Otne bale Union
hbeker Flannel, white, at 28; these-are orate heavy;
Ballardvale, all-wool,- 87%; finer do. 37N7 and every
flambe , - op so 75 cents. Gray Twilled for soldiers' shirts
87h ; beery all-wool at 40; fiber do 46: Just opened,
two bales plain gra , at 30 and 36 ; these are all-wool ;
heavy blue 37%, 40. and 45; heavy red :twilled
35 and 37%. Woolen goods are going up rapidly, and
three are much lower than can be bought in a short
time, being about the same prices they were Bold at last
Beason. • GRANVILLE B. HAINES,
1013 Id ALIKE T . Street, above Tenth.
BARGAINS I N. MU SL IN.—We will
' sella good unbleacled Muslin for 1
.23 emits ;bet
ter for 15; better for 16; 'we have on •hand every make
of unbleached and bleached of all the widths; bleached
idnelln 12X, 14, 15, 16, and 13 ; ,Sheetlngs, ,1 g, Ig, 2
yards, 2g, 23, std 3 yards wide; good twilled Canton
Flannel 2ilc woo: Flannel 25c; Twilled Phirting
Stripes 16c; a large assortment Lieen Goods; some spe
cial bargains in real Mane-illes Quilts; those wanting a
handsome Quilt at a moderate price can now be suiced.
This stock havirg moat of it been bought before the rise,
storekeepers will find they can save money by calling on
us, as we guaranty to sell any make of Muslin less than
they can buy it any wholesale house.
• B. D. it W. H. PENNELL,
. eel • • 1021 ELA %RSV' below Eleventh.
W :-
GOODSMOUSLIN DE
. .
.1 I -laines ; new styles neat Ptah' Glace Popitne; Plain
Bepe, Blue, Green, • and 'Brown ; Figured ()whammy ;
beautiful neat Figured Rep Foplina ; - Blue and &Vert.
no I:Haines now Calicoes, choice patterns; neat •Plsid
Flannel for Genre' Shirts, very de,drable and scarce;
also a nice assortmentof Cassimeres for Men and Bose, at
CLANK bird• _ULAN
.
KETs! !!—The subecribere haie their usual as
sortmeut of superior American and Magnet( Blankets, In
all the elm msuufactured for Cribs, tlrculloe, and Single
and Double Bedewla. at the lowest cash prices. .
111110PPARD, VAN 11AULINGRN. & Altit[3ol.47,
an27•l2t • 1003 13}1EST1tur Street.
VA.N CY SHIRTING FLANNE6B
I.'44tiat opened, a fesi'6llBBB of Wench Shiraz.; r7an
tielatin-neat Stdaes, Meeks, aid Plaids, of (tearable
Itylee and quatlaen.
•
ALSO—Gray, Scarlet, and Blue Wlannela. •
aul2 . SHARPLESS BILOTEBBS.
LL. DE LAINES, ALL NE•W
PAT'TXBNEL—Daralltoti De Laines.
- Pacific Da' Laines
• , ...l&eacheetor De beings. •
DYAD & La.NDELL,.
aid . `FOURTH &A A.BOll.
ENGILISR PRINTS, FALL tiTYLES.
• • • Opeoili of British Prints.
4-4Preaoh styles.
_ NYRE .4 LANDELL,
sag YOURTB toad rilioH.
ITEM LAST CHAN E FOR 'BAB,-
1 GAINS.
FURTHWS REDUCTION IN PRICES..
We ere determined to close out th e behince of oar Sum
mer Stock before the first of September. In order to do
ee we will offer env entire stook of
•
FANCY BILKS.
DESIRABLE DEBI3B GOODS,
LAvE MAL- TLES AND POINTES,
BILK COATS eLNII 4 SACIZeUES,
At •lower prices than those of any other Retail Ifonse
in the city.
GUB BLACK. BILKS
Can't be matched in prices and qualities, m they were all
bought before the last rise, and we are able tole% them
at our
OLD LOW PRICES
One lot cheapest Black Figured Silks over offered.
Also ) a good assortment of
DODIBEITIO GOODS.
H STEEL & SON,
6144 No. 718 North TENTH st , above Coates.
1024 'CHESTNUT"'STRENT
" OF BPPOIA.L INTEREST TO LADIES:"
• E: M. NEED LES
Hai last opened NEW GOO D as follows: Broad'
em-stitched i1d1r15.,2,23i t and 8 Inch hem; hem
stitched lidkia. (all linen),l3o., or $1 60 per doz.;
new styles narrow val. edgings and headings.; ne
styles pointe lace and ether collars and setts,
ALL FOR BALE AT OLD 2BIOEB. j
!W.f.:uses ntade-up goods, suck as lace and othe
setts : collars, sleeves, veils; hdkfs., &0..it0., will
closed out, FOR THIS MONTH ONLY, prepara
tory to laying in Fall Stock,
AT A REDUOTION OT 20 PEE (TENT.
Remnants , ' of all lands of Lrinens, White
Goads, Edgings, Inserting., Afro. .tc will also be
closed out at a HEAVY DISCOUNT.
se all'of the above goods have recently advanced
from 20 to 25 per cent., from the increased rater,
of exchange and tariff, the above great reduction
oss our old prices should prove a great induce
ment for purchasers of these articles to buy during
this month. . ' au9 tf
1024 tIHESTEUT bTRE CT
ALLWOOL-FRELICH FLANNELS
Fancy styles, for Gents' Shirts.
BYRE A - BARBELL,
ma ' FOORTEE and AROR.
A LL-WOOL CHECKED JA 8
M B fi.-- 7 41}-ineh Black and Wake Cheek"
fine pure Leine Cashmeres. Imported and for sale by:
aRPLESB BROTHERS,
CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
tit W BEDS AND CASSINIEREB.
A- 1,600 yards heavy Oessimaras, just opened;
-Also, I,ooo.yards all-wool Tweeds, 62 to 76 cents.
.Srunmer and Fall Oamdmeres, a hill stook.
Men's and Boys' wear. our stock is complete.
'•
,DOINESTIOS._
Bleached and , Brown Shirting!.
Bleached and-Brown Sheeting!.
- Cotton Flannels, - Doroot, all wool, and Seim da.
Cotton Goods, at lowest market rates.-
HONEY-COMB QUILTS.
Marseilleo and Lancaster Quilts.
, . Bathing Flannels, Mosquito Nets.
Linen Table Dainasks and Naykine.
• Cheap lots 0f.4.4 heavy Irish Linens,
CLOSING OUT.
Bilk Mantles, Thin Dusters, Lace ,Goode.
Boys' Summer Clothing.
Thin Drees Goods, Black Tamartines,
Cldlies, Mohair!, Mozambiquee, &o.
COOPER '& CONAED,
1y81...tf B. E. corner NINTH and MARKET sts.
It) al - I.J :i4 DF`WAkil MI 4 till iGi Mal
WHITE PRESERVING BRANDY.
y y
PURE CIDER AND WINE VINEGAR.
•
GREEN GINGER, MUSTARD SEEDS,_
&e., &c.
AR the requisites for Preserving and Pickling Purposes;
ALBERT C ROBERTS;
DEALER IN FINE GBOOEBIES,
sed-if 06BNEE ELEVENTH AND VINE.
liA:)sazifeldkfalitiC4:4l
We& 'ff. ALLEN & BRO.
CABINET WAILEROOKS
NO. 1209 CHESTNUT ST.
A LARGE ASSMTNANX
SUPERIOR FURNITURE
pe4.2m - AkraWAlta OW AANO.
fIARINET YUENITUBE AND BUJ:
11.3 LUAU -TAIIINfiI • -
_ _
MOORE Id CAIVIPION.
No. 261' South SECOND Street>
ip eonnoction with theil entangle tlabinot Busincess,,,lll,
'now sassaWactrainai a interior articled'
BILLIARD TABLES,
And hive now on hand a full suPply, flashed with the
11100113 di CAMPION'S IItiPSOITZD CUSHIONS,
which are . pronounced by all who have used them to be
superior to alt • -
For the irsadti and finish of these 'bibles the mann,
'fictuiers eget to their :rumors Us patron throu;;nots
the Union, Who adw fusilier with the dander st shoe
work. • tstaT-ItS
JOELII H STOKES',
.702 ARAM Street
wi lLhai rs:(iiiiimq
ATLANTIC DNI,AINE COMPANY.
MOURNING PRINTS,
Black and White, . • Blank-and Purple,
Black and Gray, Black and Lavender,
NEW STANDARD-STYLES,
•. • PRO/TIM BY
WILLIAM SIMPSO - N.
NNW FALL STYLES 01' IEADDAIR PRINTS,
FROM
. .
, . ,
• SAMUEL SLAT
.E4 . .ti' , EIONS • •
SUTTON' .11a.NUFAC.T17.}1INO
... *.:
JOSEPH JLEA,
1213.4140 -, A3o'omAsTli . u . *
an27-11n.: , •• ' • .•••• S.*: ' ••• • •
. • • • •
001•1•TRAbt - OR§.
LINENS
FOR ARMY PURPOSES
Bales Canvas, all widths.
Bales Farmers' DrilLs.
Bales Light and Heavy Duck.
ALL FLAX
TENT CLOTH.
FOR SALE IN STORE AND DAILY
ARRIVING, BY
CONRADEUtjMI4.
' 206 CHESTIsiIIT. STREET.
ARMY , GOODS.
DARK•BLUE GOAT MOTE&
DARK-BLIIK•OAP °LOTH&
OLOTES . POs'oirriarsas.
.:.SEBT , ELAPIKETe t STANDARD'WEIGHT.
10-OIINDE DOOR.
-I•DAILLS, STAND/LED WEIGHT.
BEATY LINEN DRILLS - &ND DUCK.
_BROWN /AND BLEAGHED SHEETING/3 AND
SHIRTING&
For Bale by '
FROTHINGHAM & WELLS.
DUNNELL
AND
GREENE MANUFACTURING CO.'S
PRINTS.
400 Oasee KEW FALL BTSLIS.
WELLING, COFFIN;; 4i 004 .".
J 72-111" No•_22;i s iiiiniilriTT ;Street
SEAMLESS BAGS;
" LEWISTON" and
" PREMIUM" " A."
*OR SALE BY s
WELLING, COFFIN, & CO. ;
SY2I-mwfBm No. 220 CHESTNUT Street.
ARMY BLANKETS.
GOVERNMENT STANDARD,
FOR SALE BY
iSs
AGENTS.
CURTAINS FOR HOSPITALS.
- 20,000 YARDS
BUM AND GREEN WIDE
COTTON' DAMASKS.
GEORGE D. PARRISH.
032 . 545ea11• ••• • •
PD -VA:" , & FABLE FOR
HOSPITAL PURPOSES.
SAN 10-4 WEITZ AND BLIIII AND . WHITE AND
Sidt7lo.
ALSO, 0-4 and 6-4 ENDI96 BLUR FLANNELS.
Iror pale by
FROTHINGRAM & WELLS,
3710.2 m 84 N. 'FRONT and 86 LETITIA trruairr.
WELLING, COFFIN, & 00.,
NO. 220• CHESTNUT STUMM,
are arevared to
CONTRACT FOR THE DELIVERY
OF.
- ARMY
WOOLEN AM) COTTON GOODS,
OF •
STANDARD QUALITY.
- • • a027-Zen
SHIPT. 1 - I..ZALR,D,,
H CJ T6-1.C3111 SON.
Flo, 112 OHINTFUT Rini% •
sIoItiNISBION MIEBORANIZt
sox sms SILLS 01. s
VPril 4 A DEL PITT A, -MADE GOODS.
mhss-ett
FINANCIAL.
U.S. •
• .
FIVE TWENTIES; •
08,
•
2O YEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS ;
PAYABLE AT THE OPTION OF THE GOVERN
MEET AFTER FMB YEADS.:
1 ../ em imitruoted by the SEORETANY OF THE
TREASURY' to missive wabsoriptions for the .above
- ' LOAN AT PAR.
wax INTEREST TO 00MHENON FROM: DATE
OP DEPOSIT,
Tkom avoiding the dillionity heretofore experiendeg by
requiring ggyment'in GOLD of the interest from Stay
A fall "apply of these Bondi always on hand. •
JAY COOWAL
•
SUBEVEIPTI -- ON AGENT ,
114 SOUTH THIAD ST.
)y-ap.er
UE
CP ir 2 l ' Dl : 6t°° l 6gßß 'Tlthe 7.LOAN, Nio66dpar.A d a r
'L.? , Box 1744, Philadebble.D. • -se6,6t*
JAXIIB ft. WALTON. - r 74104,2 lO9?: vurivroN YOST, .
- , V BANITABSi'SAMBBB,
axn
41C.321118/cla OGLLEOTOES,.
No. 25 South TIVALIV
,_
IPA) '., . ~ ' : .' mairEmaßoze:: - -- '
1
-:.7te Cooke &1:104. '--':: , , Bow James Pollock,
`alum, Ked‘Bantatii'A Co., Hon. H. D. Foster,. ,Z.
Baberiol4.l33aok,. *dr Ili.; - - Boni- A. H. , Beeder, 7 :: : •-,-• ..
C. PURIM* & 13014' . - ' Hon . Asa Packer ,
, M . .T &P. Middleton Bro., Rim Warren J . Wood:liar&
..:goii. Win . Wilkins , z' .. V;Li:'.Bradfoni; Bao.''
. . . ., .
. , ~
IV 0 Poiriq PES Or SUERS
, style and,Eirdsh,are made at IitIBIEWS, 6 - 1300.11),
!Street, above Green. All who desire an elegant VC.'
lore, beautifully and naturally colored, these era net
the style, - 'lt*
sraApE,.smaTH, .6; Go.
NO. 39 LETITIA 4 - AND9O SOUTH 9.943.9T:5T13:.
a 0 27... 7 1 n , . PRIIJADIMPRIA.
TENT BUTTONS .ANDLT.
BPS, 0.
IL Patterns, for uleat 7.. P. EICiDi ukanntao
tory, corner of THIRTVIITH and NOBLE !greets.
THE' :BA TTL.
ES •
IN ,
:VIR : G
INIA.—
We . *VI bays ready CO. DAY. .. • ,'' . '
ANOTHXII FULL bIIPPLY
of Blont's rdap•of .Virainia, giving claw and adcitrate
information coboernieg • • - -
ALL TILE BATTLIC•FFIDLDS
now engaging attention in Virginia. Price. 50 emit.
Alec, likeOleltau'e War Bilao of the Middle and Vacith
ern Stara... Tian which are marked aline Bet+le-tielde, an.
companted b.) the dates. Price Si.
For eale by WM. 8. 4 A LFBED atAwrIEN,
erg 606 (JH itiS CNIIT Street..
W- 1 / A l , ,
di s p r v E IB L G E IN G
I r a ttat - MARKING
SIZE 26.8 Y 26. PBTOB .25 CANTS
" Bold Ire all Pcirkdieibl Book Stotea ; Woo sent to any
address on rend ot of price.' For iatticctlara see advor
tierraentin Frank Leollo's Pictorial.
PRANG & 00., Publishers,-102 Washington street,
Boston, Mare... • • • an2B-lin
MADAM 11TZEi$RAtD, l'eaoher of
ATI SINGING aoir ItiiNG.NOBTS, No. 214 S..nth
FIN TB' Street, btlow Wilnnt,... ses 6c*
B°Y2 E
ilansuration, Engli.h Grainuitir Writing,
tail % Ao.;for $5 item- aions34..g.t •855 Nort h TEN rg
PiPeet. • . Bps 6t*
4.I.BVIEvir BOARDING hanool4
.1/ORRISTOWN, • Pe, for Young' Men and Baia,
will commence EEPTICTIthE ti 29. ' •
.64.4,22c* GEITGIC A. Nl W'3OUD,.PrinclpaL
JXROTIIRRIIIIIADI3 01. R 0 U
. ..
r .LATINO LIBRARY:-411 'die 'NEW Enalleb
end Ataeriten Booke, Including - ALL CLASSES of Llt* ,,
"retare.. This le the ONLY Library In the country that
Inch:ldea ail the NEW ENGLISH BOORWthat ere noi
REPRINTED here.
Terms ttf• per year; 6 months 63; three manilla $1.613,
0r.2 ceatn per day. 219 South EIGHTH. street. jy7-2iati
. .
•MA11.813A.L13 S AL
_E:—By virtu e of
it..:Wrlt of Bale bribe Honorable JOHN fIiD
WAL/iDILR, Judge of the District Court of the .llnited
fittStee 1112 settler the Eastern' District' of Pennsylvania,
in Admiralty, to ate directed, will be sold at Pnolin Sale,
bithe blithest and boat . bidder, for Cash, at 1110 R L.
11WR'8 .STOBB, 142 . North FRONT Street, on
Pdo RIMY, &mem!), r 22, - 1862, at 12 o'clock M., - the
carsidof the ecboover ALERT. consisting of coffee: ci.
'gam brogans, tailors, thread. wirer, stationery, lead,
soap. lit ac•d oil, steel, fleet .iron, end other artitslee of
merchandise. WILLIAM MILLWARD,
U. 8. 'Marshal Eastern Dlatrict of Poona. •
PHILADELF/3111, September 4, 1882.. • ne66t
MAB ki. BHAL BALE.—By virtue cf a
Writ of Sale, by the Hon. JOHN 0 s.DW&LA.DIIIII,
Judge of the District Court of the -United States, In and
for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in admiralty,
to me directrd, will be sold at public lode. to the highest
and beat bidder, for cash. at BO (THE R'S STO az. No.
146 North. FRONT Street. on THILutiO&Y, SePtomoei
18th. 1862, at 10 o'clock M., the csrgo of the schooner.
At B 1 ON, COMiBll7lg of coffee, cigars, sugar, tin, cop
per, j, Ily. oliree, cloth, bunting, lawns, epool cotton,
(kn . . Catalogues will be isKued one Ong prior to the sale.,
waLiacil
•
U. B. Flatland FLO. of Penneivanta•
PH .
ILOZLPIIIL. Sept, tuber 14802. • • • ' 605-13 t
. .
RAVIN ADDRO THE ILET AIL
ING'of WALL' PAPER to out huiineas cre are
prepared with a floe aseortment of PAPER lIA IGISGS
of the moat approved deelgoa, at light prices. Beat
workmen ertloicltei to bang the paper. No better timo
for papering walla than the fall reason.
JOHN H. LONGBTHETII,
12Norte .I.lllllloHrreet.
AR ' LIFE' .` POLIOIE 4.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY be NEW YO-RK.
wpm.s.
F. BATCH FORD STARR.
400 Walnut Street, Phila.
This Company has decided . to lame policies, with war
risks, to those who volunteer or are drafted into the
Army under the recent proclamation of the President.
The premium, and extra premium, may be paid quar
terly, half. yearly, or yearly, at the option of the assured.
Blank forms of application, and every Information, may
be had on application, by letter or otherwise, to
Thomas Robins, John Welsh,
N. L. Dawson, George II Stuart,
George M. Stroud, E. 8 Whelen
Jelin B. Myers, J. Fisher Leairdng,
Joseph Patterson, William G. Ludwig,
John - M. Atwood, Arthur G. Ootlin,
Thomas H. Powers, . Thomas Watteau,
William McKee, William B. Boyd.
an3o. St
VAME INSURANCE COMPANY,
A: No. 406 OHESTNIIT Street.
MID AND INLAND INNIINANCIL
DIRECTOR&
F. N. Buck, R. D. Woodruff,
Chas. Bichardeon, John Ressler, Jr.,
Henry Lewis, Jr., P. S. Justice,
Alex. Whilldin, Washington Jones,
Geo. A. West, Chas. Stokes,
O. W. Davie, John W. ETerman.
FRANCIS N. BUCK, President.
CHARLES RICHARDSON, Vioe President.
WILLIAMS L BLANCHARD, Secretary. [mhll42tl
fIOMMONWEALTH MBA IN J
MANUA COMPANY, 01 T.HM OTAPN of
PREMBILYARIA.
DISIDCPIOBJS.
David Jayne . N. D., Charles H. Bogen,
John Whitall, John K. Welker,
Edward C. Knight, Robert Shoemaker,
Thomas S. Stewart, WM= Struthers,
Henry Lewis, Jr., Elijah Jones.
DAVID JAThB, M D., President.
JOHN H. WHITALL, Vioe President,
KAMM, S. MOON, Secretary.
Moe, Comaioriwealth DnildtoS, 613 CIDESTSIDI
Street, Phidadelphhi: .. , as4-tf W
FIRE INSURANCE. - EXCLUSIVE
LT.—The PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSIMANOI
COMPANY. Incorporated 1825. ()HARTER PERPE
TUAL. No. 510 WALNUT Street, opposite Independ
ence Square.
This Company, favorably known to the community for
thirty-six years, continues to insure against Loss or Da
mage by Fire on public or private Buildings, either per
manently or for a limited time. Also, on Furniture,
Stocks of Goods, or Merchandise generally, on liberal
terms.
Their Capital, together with a large Surplus Fund, is
invested in the roost (*rebid manner, which enables them
to offer to the hawed an undoubted security in the case •
of loss.
, DIENOTOBB.
Jonathan Patterson, Thomas Robins,
Quintin Oampbell, I Daniel Smith, Jr.,
Alexandor Benson, John Devereux,
William Montellus, Thomas Smith.
Isaac Harlehtirst,
JONATHAN ATTERSON, President.
WILLIAM G. OgowaLL, Bocrotary. ar4
FLE:i,LIE'S SAFE DEPOT RE ,
NOVILD to No. 21 South SNVIONTH Street, n.
Inatitnte.
The undersigned, thankful for past rayons, and NW
determined to "merit future patronage, bee soonrod as
elegant and - convenient store, and bas now on }mud I
large assortment of Llllle's belebrated Wrought sal
Chilled Iron The and Burglar Proof Safes, (the onkr
strictly fire and burglar proof safes made.) Woo, Mate,
Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Looka.
Lillie'. Bank Vault Doorsand Looks will be furnishat
to order on short notioe. This is the strongest, bed pro
tooted, and cheapest Door and Look yet offered.
Also, particular attention is called to Lintel Nei
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, &o. This Safe is con•
ceded to durum in style and elegance anything yet et
fered for this purpose, and is the only one that is strict]]
fire and burglar ]proof.
SHICIIII. NOTIOI.—I have now on hand say twenty o
Panel, Herring, A Co.'s flafee, most of them nearly new
and some forty of other makers, oomprleing a oomplek
saeortment as to ghee, and all lately exchanged for Ms
now celebrated Llllla Bale. They will be veld at VW
low prime. Plead* an and examine.
1120-Iylf M. 0. BADMEN, Aged.
Eis EVANS & WATSON'S
SALAMANDER SAYE
STORE,
16 13011TRAIRIIRTH STREET,
PRMADELPHIA, PA.
AWp laskSY ot.NIRS•PROOR SAFES always C
IWORBILEiI.OO bbls. good OAR BON
.1: OIL. at No: 416 0011 tiBB . M. &rest. 364-6t*
IQIIBUIti3.
-40 cases, assorted
t received per shipAtmdalia, from Box
deans, and for Well_
CAETCRI4 LIV ZRQXR.
202 & 20!Sonth FRONT Street. .
'DAY RUM.— IQ - i:Ftartki oasis Saint
Li .Idartin Bay Bur . ok'lx;st fec,eirod par 'Whom* MA.
BBL, and for sa:e oy JA.IIIGHT01:110 L&VBBCCOB,
202 and 204 Ponth! It'llONT &rear - eel
BAY BUM.-AN INVOICE OP
yerr imparter BAY BUM, In quarter oaks, inv._
eoelyel l anA for gale by OBAS. 8. OABSTLIBB,
1 3 1 ! 128 WALNUT ea La GBANITI &Tee%
MILITARY GOODS.
ARMY GOODS!
Eky Blue Kerseys.
Bky,Blue Cassimeres, (for Offioers'
-4.‘ • Pants.)
Dark Blue Uniform Cloths.
Dark Blue Cap Cloths. '
Dark Blue Blouse Flannels.
White Domet Flannels.
Twilled Gray Mixed Flannels.
U. .E 3. Regulation Blankets.
10- ounce and 12-ounce Stiqird
TENT DUCK.
hi store end for sale by
MEW PUBLICATION&
EDUCATIONAL.
c RtJl ]; ~►TAV6 LIBBAI Y
IMliWl=2l
aii27.wfv:6t*
INSURANCE;COMPANIES.
F. S. WINSTON, President.
OVER EIGHT' MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
AGENT,
F. RATCHFORD . STARR,
PHILADELPHI
SAFES.
BEFEBZNOES.
AMIISEKENTEL
MEEI. JOHN DREW'S ARU
BTRIET THEATB.D.
Acting and Atom, Manager .W. S. FEEDEBIONA,
Business Agent and Tresettrer JOB. D. MUBPRV.
1r IRBT BENEFIT OF
MIBI3 MAGGIE MITCHELL. •
TO.HT (FRIDAY), FIFTH TIDE.
FANCHON," " FANORON,"
OR -
With new e vr.ery. DiTHE CHIOHAT.
m es.
rancho') MIBB Istewa,:xxikomorm.
Perfotmenct commence . '" to 8, • laa-44
WALNUT -STREET THE iTRE.—
. .
Sore Lessee airs. M. A. GABRETT SON.
BEAMS Agent . Mr. JOHN T. DONNELLY.
FIRST BENEFIT
Of the'great and popular artist,
MR. IC. L. DAVENPORT,
FRIDAY EVENING, dEFTEM.BER 6th.
The performance will commence with the tletniriy of the
SERIOUS rAnimr.
Oapt.*Mturahy Maguire. air. E. L. DAVENPORT.
hire. Ohba!), Delmaine Eirs.lC. - L. DAVENPORT.
To eel:elude with " BLACK-EYED SU JAW "
PPENNSYLVANIA'-ACADEMY OF
THE FINZ,ABTS,
)025 OHMSTNIITSTRZETI
Le open daily (Sundays exeented) from g A. M- tin
P. M. Admission 26 cent& " Children half prloe.
Shbros a Stock. 830
PVOT.OGRAPHfi:
QECUItr:ONE 'AZ ONLIEt AT MAIL
PjaOIII:—IRRIBLGR'B Ammo Llisillalikoto•
graphs in.. 011 colors, the roost satisfactory, beeeme
trotbiteind' artietie pnrtralte, now M redwood rotes.
biroopb 87 . ett, above Green,.
INCOMPAtpABI;E.-INALL RE •
POTS ItElbilift'S.Coloyed Phographe for SI bear
otetlie baba. The bend of tbe eitilfol operator and artist
tranqeet in their execution. SECOSP Street, at)ore
Giten.- . . It*
WANTS.
Co O:Ks., •
.DISHWASHERS, A.ND
IL" . 'No want4d at 'the Race .itroet
trailed ttarra.Boaaltid, BOOS Street, below Sixth. Ap-
VI between 9 lad 10 A.:111- it
$1.500t -
Ak..rt
sabe
or
.14; : t.,4 1411L o
buh elgsge o wlt t h ti.. t c lvd .
T oe h r o ti: r e n r a i rs a
ari. large. evil toolei onlimijed. 4dtheas P. ," Press
-Mace, wilh•rame, /to. - .Ic*
A .1
**7l4lmossid tacomtWmions. *BEEMMIS
G!**aufaliaL . ' - - ftgArA.
OF. A FURNISHED
lit 7 o:si ß w. 'P AIN iED by a Analifamily,
.I , le;entral
location. Address Box
. 1896,.P05t oiB
0e... _1 22
..it
BOARDING.
A • GENTLEMAN ;AND TWO LA-
A.m. jDIZ4 deeite.lithtlitD In'azGetizt•rl Private fatally •
in the Admit) or restlfitati streets. Please ad
diem er )1., 1 ' at this Once. ses lit*
VOUNTWY BOARDIN G.-TWO
CHOICE ItOptdS, at hire: Brooke's Kt. Airy.
; • av;39-6t.
FOR_SM.F.
. .
T-0 E T—Three-atory -P9rible
ma. 14101 i DWILIALING, 415' . .11:tR81081t
north of Oathartoei west of Nonith eiree4
)iird, &e. Boat, 811 per , uilitith. ' - IZipplr VIIIS
Street : ..'" It*
$350.:-TO RI%.IT—ROUSE No.
gag. ANCIa . E.
Street hae all the rnodorn improve
ebta end le in complete order. •
ooli to - SRN WELL '
ees 6L* No. 40 North FOLIBTEt B.reet,
T. 0 *. BE SOLD-.Large:Modern
a .. . . .
. agerns-110. len GBENN. Street, four- forted.
21 tiii - fi•ont end No 1909 GREEN btreet, throe-storied,
doable front; both deep iota
BUNMLL BROTRERS,, '
116 North NE NTH Srroot.
se64Bt*
910 RENT—Two • handsomely fur
nithe4 cerumnuleatirg CHAMBER", second story.
with firm. class BOARDING, iu a pnvate family; leas
ntral ; refet mice required. Address a RoomaP
this
SUMMER ItESORI'S.
QE/1: BATHING-..--Una States Hs
tel. Long Branch, N. will 'remain . open kW
the reception of visitors until let of OOTOB ER. Trains
will leave foot of VINE. Street daily at 9.30 AL 'ay/
Long Branch at 2.60 P. Al.
au3o.6t .
b. A. BB OEMAICIB, Proprietor.
S - BATH - IN (I.—COlk GRESS
. . .
BALL. LONG BRANCH, .Y., will. reunite
- open for the reception of vie:tors until October lat. el*
Balaton anti Delaware Bay BallrOad connecting with tlle
'Camden and Atlantic will land paseennere wilh,n 300
aria of Oongrees Ball. Trains will leave foot of. Vloe.
etteet, daily at 7.30 A. 3L, And Long 13•ancl4 et 2.30
P. NI. • WOO .Aroir.e.s. •
anBo-ot* . Proprietor,
EA B G -A ,
.FA. VORLTS
SHOME.
TES 6. WHYTE E 191,138 ,92
till SS OBBBBTTS Avenue, AT LA N . TI 0 Y , N. J.
Thia Dopuldi berme is open. Its situation iR unite coax
the beach; haa good rooms, all opening upon the ocean,
'ad tarnished with epriog mattresses. Ira repubdima is
well eetabllehed se a tret-claee home, Pleutrul cabik
Nven attention . given to guestm, and terms moderate.
Wm.. WHITEHOUSE, l!rtositiator..
W®' No Bar at the Whitebotuie." • ..41164.rn
nENTRAL . HOUSE, ATIANTIG
OITT, New Jersey. . . .
X. LAWLOR, Proprietor.
The above new house i 9 now open for Boarders. Rooms
equal wally on the beach, well ventilated, high oollingry
&a * Servants attentive and polite. Approximate to the
Bathing grounds.. ass-inrtt
QTA.II - HOTEL,
• (Nearly opposite the United States HotsL,)
ATLANTIO CITY,, N. J.
BABIVIIIL ADAMS, Proprietor.
Dinner _
ISO cont r.
Also, Carriages to [lire.
tar Boarders accommodated on the moat reasonable
i023.3m
EXCURSIONS.
Eta
CURSION TO ATL&NTI
UrII.—MUNDY'fi FIFTH ANNUAL MOONLIGHT'
IXCURSION TO ATLANTIC OITY will take place
On . SATURDAY EVNa INC,. September 6.
Limit
boat leaves VINE-street wharf at 7.30 P. M.
itotntning, leaves Altantic City on MONDAY S a: 4
A. 3E.
Round. Trip. Tick eta, 11 50.
Office °pin at the Ferry one hour before starting.
D H. hIUNDY
N. B parties attached to machine atm" &dia
ries, end operatives
,genetally. are invited to join the
above, as they can spend one day and two nights at the
sea-ties. with small (anomie and no lose of time..
an 80.70 . ,
WEST CHESTER
- ----AND PREGADELPHIA. BALL
BOA% VIA MEDIA.
PLEASANT AND CHEAP AFTERNOON. EZ
CURSIONS ON TUESDAYS AND FRIDAY.%
.Through the Brice, Country and the most heantthrt
• Scenery in the vicinity of Philadelphia,
' On TIIIISDAYS and FRIDAYS of each week untll
further notice an Extra 'Train will leave Weet Cheater at
£.56 P. AL for. Philadelphia. -
PaaseLgers buying Excursion Tickets can take °Mast
•the 2 or 4.30 P M. Train tram Philadelphia, and the
or 6.65 P. It Train from Weet Mostar.
a IS
• ROUND-TRIP TICKETS FROM PHILADELPHIA:.
Mall Stations east of West Chester, good on any of Ow..
above Trains, out or in s , may be had on these days ONLY,.
at EXCURSION RATES, good only on tho days issued.. .
• For further information,
apply at the Ticket Office,,
the Depot, IF. E. corner of EIGHTEENTH and MAE
KET Streets. • • ,
ltf MIT DELIGH24OI. LOCATIONS FOZ Buriamt. Boesoss,
ON THZ LINZ OT TEM ROAD.
je2l-thwfo tf
FOR THE SEA SHORE:
CAfdDIIIN AND AT-
r...
11; .. -.
LANTIO RAILRO A D.
ORtratOß" OF Rol3llB.—On and after hIONDAT,
Sept. 1.41862,
Mail Tram leaves Vine-street Ferry at 7.30 A. M.
EXPTelff n u " . 3.45 P. Ett.
Accommodation train, for Absecom only, 4.40 P. hi
Returning, leaves Atte=lc—Mall, 4 P. Bt.; Exproigh
0.06 A. M.
Accommodation leaves kbgeooM at 346 A. N.
Partengem fur Ling Branch and intermediate eta
tione will take the 7.30 A.. OZ. train. •
FARE 81.60 Ronud-TrinTickets, good on2yfor
Day and Train for which theg are issued, $2 60. Ex
cursion Tickets, good for three days $3. Hotels an
now open.
• ' au2S. tf
JOHN G. BRYANT, Agent.
SHIPPING.
STEAMER FOR NE W
ORLEANS.—The fast•sailieg iron steam
ship 0111 d BBIA. George Sumner, Lommander, is loading
at FIRST WHARF above DOCK Street, and salt
with despatch. For freight or passage apply to
RDMUhD A. SOUDRR & 00.,
HOOK-STREET WHARF.
Shippers Must bniry tb•ir goods alongside. sed-tf
t RANINO OFFICE OF THIS.,
ADAMS EXPRESS 0083P&NY,
340 OttEBTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA, September 4,
1862.
NOTIOA
. The ADAMS 'EXPBESS COHPANT still continue to
forward all kinds of Merchandise to OINOINNiTI,
Obio. J. BINGH&hi,
.hes.3t Sup-rlidandent.
imisamot AND N OT I CE—P.'
fil ß.B ° . o E o. — The : W?a!
itablekon Bridge' being completed, the trains will run re
gularly as per time table of May 26.
ses. 3t H SMITH, General Bup't.
WRfITHE FINEST ASSORT—.
MENT of new, modern, and durable Pr
'LIMB from $l5O U 3400.
Mao, nab OE'S Worli.renowned MELODEONS and.
HADALONIUMS, for cash, at a great rednotion, or to
!naafi monthly Instalments JAMES SELLAE. 270 end--
281 South FIFTH Street, above Spruce. eel-3m*
-aIITRUES AND BRACE DE...
PARTHENT.
0. H. FT - ENDUES,
Corner TWELFTH and RACE Streets, Philfs:loloh%.
Hernial Trams and mechanical appllsnoes oorraotly
adjusted by
O. H. NEEDLES.
Fine French and approved American, adapted to every
form of rupture, In adults and ohlidren, Engilah end
American Supporters and Belts, Shoulder Braces. Sae-
Dowries, Elastic Stockings, and Syringes In greet TO
riety. Ladles' Department, TWELFTH Street, Ors*
door below item. .oonduoted by oompeteat ladl e ..
•
jy24l-9ro It
T EE PATENT AUTOMATIC OR.
SELF-ACTING, NOISELESS FAN AND FLY
ESSUSII MACHINES, patented July 80th, 1881. are.
Dow for the first time introduced to the public, and may
be Peen at the store of Messrs. Warner, Mickey, a frier—
rilli manufacturers of Gee Fixtures, Chandeliers, &c.,
No.llB Chestnut atm t,'Philadelphia.
The Fan is designed for the helpless invalid, sleeping
child; and those who can appreciate relief from tea beat
of summer, without exertion: Price $7 50.
The Fly Brush, or dioperser, is intended for keepingg :
Gies away from eatables on table, and from paits7 and
meats in the kitchen ; also from sleeping' children. arta
those Who indulge in the afternoon nap. Price 113 50.. ,
Either machine will run about an hour without wind:. .
ins up; and with reasonable care, will last a life..tiose., - .
Circulars at the 'Mrs.. - - au2B-97
CGIARLES DONOGHUE, 23 &mth,
,WATER,Btrest, offers for sale, durlog We week.
at iediiced prices, cask, 5,000 packages of liCarsl•refiWA.
BUGABA and SYBITPO of various grades. sea•ata
CILARET. 172 oases St. Julien M.
I CJ doo Claret for odOliAe by
nn L OAREITAIRES,
6106 WALldirr dtrem
„_-4PLIT PNAB , ---Of prime quality, fat
J pale by MIMES A WILLIAMS,
an2l IOT &mill WATlii streat,
MOON LIGHT BX-
HENRY WOOD,
. Superintendent;