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FLORAL" °LORAL' FAIN E R T i NN BENEFIT OF A
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Outruon.-A Olorid Fair told Strawberry Festival
Was opened at NUBiOal Ellia Han, on Monday even
bat; last, to continue opep'allof this week, under the
auspices of the Churl, of Evangelists, located at
gighth and (lather treets, of which the Rev,
Samuel L. Durbor W is , rector. This church, as
Faany of our reade are aware, was organized about
ix yeallt age; a the excellent influence ahem ex
ttin, th v
e in pity where it is located has often
been neMarked They now make their appeal to the
üblio in thia,iopular and agreeable way, in order to
he the muleite funds to wake certain necessary
ressirit, an/ we bespeak for the ladies who have the
Sestival it charge a liberal ,recognition on the pare
Of our oitzeno. ~,
T Er3 l jimsalOST OF PENNSYLVANIA BY THE
1 3 ,,i,,,,..,Xia REl.—The invasion of our Common
, yeah by the rebels is no longer a subject of doubt
'speculation, but a reality which stares every free.
( 1
an in the face, and charie. gee his patriotism. All
'who min, will, of course, prepare to "meet the in
wader:4 We understand that Alter, the popular coal
dealer, Ninth street, above Poplar, has given per
hAssion to as many men as can be spared from his
immense force to proceed at. once to Harrisburg;
( though, in the meantime, our citizens will be able to
supply themselves, as usual, at Alter's yard, With
the beat coal in the country, at moderate prices.
MAOHIFI6ENT_ STOCK OF SUMMEH.CLOTH-
Iwo.—lVlesire. C. Somers & Son, No. 025 Chestnut
iltreet,:under Jayne's Hall, have now ready for their
'numerous patrons, and the trade in general, the most
elegant stock of Summer Clothing fur men and boys
of all kinds, of the most fashionable materials that
has ever been offered, in this city, and their prices
are lower by a handsome per eentage than a similar
uslity of goods can be obtained for elsewhere. This
eatablishMent has, deservedly, won for itself a great
,:tame; and all who wish first:class clothing, at rea- .
lonable prices, should patronize it.
TEAS AND COFFEES. —The proprietors of
the popular old grocery stand of the late 0. IL Matt
lon, Arch and .Tenth streets, have now in store a
lush supply of all the choiceit Green and Black
Tette ; also, a genuine article of Old Government
Java, and other Coffees, to which we invite the
,attention of our readers. - '
FINr CONFECTIONS AND FRUITS.—To
mons leaving the city, we would suggest that they
rry With there a budget of Mr.-A. -.L.
lebrated preparations, done up in his handsome
tiOxes for that purpose. His confections have no
parallel in this country. His rich display of Peaches,
"(}rapes, and other choice hot:house fruits, daring
the last few days; has also excited much interest.
iOr invalids these delicious fruits are invaluable.
MILITARY TRAPPINdS, Of every descrip
tion and inbest style, eas be had at Oakford & Sons,
Under the Continents l Hotel.'
TEE BEST-FIVING SHIRT of the age is
blade by Mr. Geolle Grant, and sold exclusively at
ids well-known„..*entlemenls Furnishing Establish.'
Merit, No, 610 chestnut street.
GENTLF/fEN'S BUMMER FlATS.—messrs.
d. Oakfor?-& Sons, under the Continental Hotel,
b„, nov in store a superb stock of Summer Hats
•I'Or Bi e r and Boys, at reduced prices.
IN,IIBTRY.—Every man who acquifes .a
y0rt ,..,4 VI , industry is a treasure to himself and
.t a ffy, and a profit to his country, by adding to the
00131MOlaitOCk. It becomes a bond which unites him
to moolet teaches him refinement, and eventually
)earls kin to. the Mammoth Clothing Emporium of
•
(bran le Stokes, No. 609 Chestnut street, where he
can p Chase his garments at greatly reduced prices.
Tin NEW “Loax-STrrai" Sewing Ma
thizi No. 9, recently produced by the Grover &
Bakfr S. M. Company, 780 Chestnut street, seems to
bats nothing more to be required in that branch of
the sewing-machine art. 4111 who have witnessed
Its iimplicity and marvellous efficiency in operation
'WO44 how the complicated and noisy machines of
:this'il
ass heretofore in use have been tolerated so
long, The price of the machine is only $46.
C LEBRATBD AUTHollB.—Steele wrote ex-
Vette tly well on temperanee—when sober. Johnson's
OM , on politeness is admirable, but he was himself
peifect. boor. The gloomy verses of Young give
Vintthe blues, but be himself was as brisk as a bee.
'Xiomson's praises of early rising were written in
.}.Ad after ten o'clock in the morning, and Goldsmith's
homilies on neatress of 'dress were exemplified by
the most slovenly of habits in - their author. All
'these inconsistencies are among the strange things
Of human nature. If arnan wishes to discourse on
16 neatness" or "econo my in dress," and to be consist-
Tait, he must purchase his Clothing at Charles Stokes
ac Co.'s "One Price," under the Continental.
THE INVASION OF PENNSYLVANIA !
PHILADELPHIA. THREATENED !—The rebels have
invaded Pennsylvania, Mimed one town, taken ano
ther, and now threaten the seat of government and
Philadelphia, In such a crisis,the State expects
every man to do his duty, an all who are able
should shoulder their muskets, and meet and drive
back the invaders. Every man can be useful in his
own sphere, and Rocklin & Wilson, of the 'Brown
Stone Clothing Hall, Nos. 603 and 605 (2111.3atnut
street, above Sixth, are ready to make uniforms at
the ehortest notice.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
CHILDHOOD.—
BY THE BARD OP TOWER HALL.
Nothing .is half so sweet to me, "
In all the range of harmony,
As childhood's voice of sportive glee,
Fromevery saddening influence free.
,'Tis true, alas! the time draws nigh
When clonds must veil the morning sky, _
And childhood's sun. gilt scenes must fly
Before the dark and stormy st dfe.
The frightful turbulence of life.
But Oh! it is a heartless crime
To hasten on that dreary time, 'I
To cheek the glow of childhood's heart,
Aid. bid its joys too-soon depart.
-
Be mindful that relentless fate,
Will give those joys too brief a date;
And sorrow cannot come too late.
Then let no harsh reproof destroy
The evarreacent reign of joy;
And oh let Childhood's merry voice
Sn tonee most musical rejoice.
' I love to hear such gladsome Peals;
My pleasure snob as Beonett feels—
When all his customers are pleased.
And joy and gladness are increased.
Haying the largest stock and best assortment of Ready-
Made Clothing in Philadelphia, of all sizes, styles, and
prices, we are enabled' to suit all who visit our cash
lishment, without delay or trouble. Oar prices sue ,
Much below Present market value.
TOWER HALL,
5113 MARKET Street,
BEAPIETI' & CO.
DEAF MADE' TO MEAL—ACOUSTIC &SEI
GLE& CORNETS, SONOFERONS,- E ARA) RUMS, and
over Sixty Varieties of EAR TRUMPETS, at P. MADA
MA'S Ear Instrument Depot, 11.5 South TENTH Street,
below Chestnut street jell-4t
THE tiHMMER MOON WAS SHINING
All in the purple sky;
MY wife and I, we tossed about,
And could not close an eye.
I cursed and swore, she scolded me,
All t h roug h th e weary night:
But 'twas enough to vex a saint,
The bodbitgs' savage bite.
Yon may be sure I certain went
Next morn to. Lyon's store,
And home infoyful triumph I
Th' Magnetic Powder bore, •
Which quickly slaughtered every bug.'
Mosquito, roach, and flea.
Lyon's Powder kills all insects. LyOn's Magnetic Pills
ire sure death to rats and mice. Sold everywhere.
je6.3.2t DEMAS S. BARNES. New York.
CAUTION.-The. PLANTATION , BITTER BOTTLE is
Secured to,us by U. S. Letters Patent. To imitate the
Bottle or use it for any other purpose is a criiniz. punish
able with lines and imprisonment:. Parties are warned
of the consequences of filling empty Bottles with Any
Other mixture, whether calling it Plantation Bitters or
by any other name.
We pay sash, 60 cents per dozen, or $7.20 per gross, for
all empty Bottles delivered at our manufactory, 105
LIBERTY Street, New York, thus removing any excuse
for ignorance. •
Any person pretending to sell', Plantation Bitters in
bulk, or by the gallon, is a swindler-and impostor. We
sell only in our regular Bottles, all bearing our private
United Stites stamp and steel -plate label and signature.
P. H. DRAKE & CO.,
SO% BROAD WAY. -New York.
mylll-titthalm
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OP THE LATEST
OTTLEB, made in the Best Manner, expressly for RETAIL
sALIML , ; rl,O WEST Selling Prices marked in Plain Ft
ignres. . All Goods made to Order warranted satisfactory.
Our Orin 7 Parox SYSTEM is strictly adhered to. All are
thereby treated alike. :
del2-ly ' JONES & CO., 804. MARKET Street.
THIRTY YEARS ' EXPERIENCE OF AN ' OLD
itrams. — Mrs. Wigslow's Soothing Syrup le the prescrip
tion of one of the beet ferimile physicians and nurses in
the United States; and' has - been used for'thirty peals
With - never-failing safety and success by millions of mo
thers and children. from the feeble infant of one week
Old to the adult. •
It corrects soldity,of the stomach. .
Believes wind col ic .,. , . .
Beanlatee the bo wels. • .
And gives rest, health, and comfort to mother and
Child. 26 cents a bottle. ' . , in.722-lat
DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT CUBES
Rhertmatirm and never Me:
~dIIRRI~3D.
BARLOW—PARKER, —At "The Advent." on the 16th
Inst., M
by Hey. J. W. Claxton, Mr. C Y. Barlow to little
/tattle, daughter of the late r. Samuel Parker; all of
this city.
NEAFIB—AiIIOBBON. —on the Id inst. at the Panan
nel Church, Holmesburgy by the Rev. .1. P:
Jacob G. Note, Esq., of the city of Philadelphia, to Miss
Mary A. Aaronson. o Holmesburg, Pa, *
VON TAGBff—MITCHELL. - . - At..Roxborongh, on the
Ilth instant, by the Rev.. Marcus A. To) an. Dr. Charles
H. Von Tagen, U. 5.. A., to .Lncla W., .daughter of T.
:dawn Mitchell, Esq.
I lE3D:
_ .
VANDERVBEE.—On the 16th inst., David Guy, only
!on of and Mary T. Vanderveer, in the 19th
year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are affection-
Stely invited to'attend his funeral. from the residence, of
his parents. No. 693 North Twelfth street,on
afternoon. 18th lust , at 5 -**
SCOTT.-on the 13th instant, .hlre. Esther J. Scott, in
the 64th year of her age.
I' The relatives and friends of the family are respectful
/7 invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her
slater, Mrs. Mary H. Helier. No. 2019 Winter street: this
(Wedneeday).morning, the 17th Ind.. at 6 o'clock , with
oat further notice.. ' o,proceed to Chester Valley Preis
byterian Church;,Cheatercounty, Pa., for burial.
IptLACK NORWICH ,CRAPES.-JUST
`;s
reCeived, Norwich Cranes at , 87 )0. a yard.
Black all-wool, donble-wid Delaines, SN, 90, $l,
m
Black Mousseline de Labia Shawls....
Black Camel's Hair Barege Long. Shawls, (two Shawls
Egifilcient to make a dress,)
Black - Silk
• Black and While Mohair Plaids, 20 and 22 cents.
Black Oros de Rhine, $l. $1.12,4, hc.
Black Poalt de Sole, or Mourning Silk.
. !EASON & SON, Sionrnln_g
Rad : No. 918 CHESTNUT Strelli..?,
BLACK SHAWLS, WHOLESALE.
Silk- frizigeil Thibet SHAWLS.
-Black.Wool.fringed Shawls.
Plain Black Helaine Shawls.
Black Barege and Grenadine Shawls.
Black Stellar. 'all grades.
Matenalafer the' Shawls. , -
ShawlAwidtb:Bareges
Shawl-wldth.Berinoes.
6 )1 %11'1 - W14th Paramattas: - • .
.
• EYRE rairtELL,
Jell YOITSTII & ARCH Stree ts.
FOURTH OF JULY
NATIONAL PROCESSION,
UNDER THE DIREOTION OP THE
UNION LEAGUE IN PHILADELPHIA.
ALL ORGANIZATIONS AND ASSOCIATIONS desiring
to take part in this Proceision will please to give notice
of their intention to do so at once.
ALL LOYAL ORGANIZATIONS AND ASSOCIATIONS
are invited to join it. Those of the following charade[
are particularly mentioned:
. MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS.
of any arm of the 'orrice belonging to the United States
or to any of the States
INVALID SOLDIERS AND THOSE FIONOR&BLY DIS
CHARGED FROM AcrivE MUT.
Arrangements will be made to provide for those who
are not able to walk.
COLLEGES, AND PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SCHOOLS
AND INSTITUTIONS FOR INSTRUCTION.
UNION LEAGUES FROM ANY STATE IN THE
UNION.
THE TURNER ASSOCIATION AND. THE VARIOUS
SINGIE• SOCIETIES.
THE NATIONAL GUARD
FIRE lODINE, HOS& AND ROOK AND LADDER
COMPANIES,
With their Engines, Carriages, arta:Equipments.,
. .
These Associations are particularly regneated to furnish
their Ambulances for Invalid Soldiers:
ASSOCIATIONS
For the purpose of Exhibiting in the Procession
TRADES. MANUFACTURERS. AGRICULTURAL PRO
DUCTS, &a.
ORGANIZED BODIES OF VICTUALERS, -ON HORSE-
BACK OR ON FOOT
ORGANIZED BODIES OF DRAYMEN, ON HORSE
' BACK OR ON FOOT•
A CAVALCADE OF CITIZENS.
CITIZENS ON FOOT. •
Citizens are requested to DECORATE THEIR Dwv,..
LINOS, along the Route of the Froeeseion, with FLAGS
AND OTHERWISE.
. .
Particular request is made that applicationslor Piacci
in the Procession may be made early, and that ,full
in
f>.....i:os-}wel.4.il.d.ls-vme -
All communications will be addressed to the "COM
MITTEE ON THE PROCESSION," care of
MR. E. G: ANDREWS.
UNION LELCUTE HOUSE.
fel2-fmwt4th No. MS CHESTNUT STREET.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.—ALL COM
PANIES intending to participate in the TORCH
LIGHT PROCESSION on the evening of the FOUR PH
OF .lIILI , 1863, to celebrate the Eighty-seventh Anni
versary of our American Independence, are requested to
appoint one delegate to meet in Convention, on WEDNES
DAY EVENING, June 17th, 80, at 8 o'clock, at the
Hall.of the Fire Association.
JOHN O. ROLLICK, Clood Will Steam Fire Engine
Company.
DAVID R. ETTLER, United Stakes Steam Fire Engine
Company.
WILLIAM M. MOYER, Good Intent Steam Fire En
gine Company.
WILLIAM BUTLER, Southwark Steam Fire Engine
Company,
JAMES NEWELL, West Philadelphia Hose and Steam
Fire Engine Company,
WILLIAM MOORE, Good Will Hose and Steam Fire
Engine Company.
BENJAMIN L. HEPPARD, Humane Hoes Company.
JOHN G BUTLER, Perseverance Hobe Company.
JACOB KIRKPATRICK, Neptune Hose CompanY.
HENRY L. , SINNEXSON, Robert Morris Hose Com
pany.
WILLIAM I. BOGGS, Franklin-Hose Company.
WILLIAM McCKIN, Taylor Hose Company.
JOHN CARROW, Niagara B oee Company.
JAMES McCAWLEY, Fairmount Hose Company.
CHARLES VANZANT, Good Intent Hoee and Hook
and Ladder Company. _
JOHN F. CLARKSON, Schuylkill Hose and Hook and
Ladder Company.
OLIVER ALLISON, Union Engine Company.
ANDEEW WEILD, Warren Hose Company.
C. L. CAMPBELL, Tivoli Hate Company.
MARSHALL HEY, Manaynnk Engine Company.
THOMAS 8, SPARKS, Shigler Hose Company.
E.W. WOLMAN, Union Hose Company. iell•thsW
M , ;. TO TILE CITIZENS 'OF . - PHILA.-
DELPHI& —The undersigned is instructed by
the General Commanding the Eastern portion of Penn
sylvania to furnish transportation for all troops from
this vicinity to Barriebure. The emergency is most.
pressing, the time is !very short. The call is for the
MILITIA OP PENNSYLVANIA, and for the PHEiRNP
EMERGENCY some organization is necessary, and the
smallest organization, that by companies, is adonted,
Troops, then, will -be received only 'in Companies of
Eighty Men, including the non-commissioned officers.
Battalions and Regiments will he formed at Harrisburg,.
Battalions of four or six companies, or regiments of ten
companies, already organized, will be accepted and for
warded immediately; but the - emergency is too great to
admit of any delay-for the purpose of organization be
yond that of company organization, Transportation is
already preYideO, will continue to be provided for all..
and will be furnished to CAPTAINS of Companies on
their - personal application to Colonel BUM 11. S. A.,
at the office of 'the Mayor of - the City of Philadelphia;
and it is particularly requested by the General Com•
mending that applications for transportation of troops
from Philadelphia will not in any case be made to him,
but in all cases to Colonel Ruff.
Captains t
ofCompanies are rogues by the Governor
of the State to report by telegraph to the Adjutant Gene
ral of the State, the number of men in their respective
companies, when they start, and by what road hence to
Harrisburg. Captains of companies will, on - their arri
val at Harrisburg. immediately report in person td the
Adjutant Oeneral of the State.
arms and ammunition will be furnished at Harris
burg, Pennsylvania. C. F. RUFF,
Lieutenant Colonel, 11. S. A.
-MAYOR'S OFFICE, CITY OF PHILADELPHIA,
Jane 16, 1863. lt
M. - AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF
THE CITIZENS' BOUNTY FUND COMMITTEE,
held at 12 M. to-day, June 10, at the rooms of the. Board ,
of Trade, At was unanimously
Resolved. That the sum of TEN DOLLARS. In addi
tion to the pay from the Government. be. and the same
is - hereby, appropriated to each officer and private. of
every military company that is now, or may be or
ganized in Philadelphia. and received 'into the service
of the State or the United States, for length of time they
may be required for the present emergency 3 provided
.that the skid amount hereby appropriated sha:ll not ex
ceed the sum of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
Resolved. That the Kiln of. TWENTY DOLLARS
be, and-the:same -is-hereby,= appropriated to. each
military company, of not less than sixty two men, from
Philadelphia, received into the service of the State or
of the United States for the present emergency, for the
Payment of advertising and other incidental Company
expenses. THOMAS WEIMTER, Chairman.
LORIN BLODTET, Secretary. It
r:3O. TENTH WARD TO THE RESCUE.
—All persons desiring to join a live organization
will enroll themselves immediately, in a company to be
commanded by C..H. Needles, and attached to the Wash
ington Gray Regiment. By order of •
ALEX. MURPHY, Cenurg.
Rendezvous N. E. corner BROAD and RACE. it*
LEVEE FOR scimor. cmtantmN
THIS AFTERNOON,. 2 to 6, CONCERT HALL.
Tickets only 10 cents See Advertisement of the Grand
Floral Fair, Concert Hall. . jel7-3to
EIROMENADE CONCERT, THIS
111 4 3 ". ./VENING, COB CHET HALL. deason tickets
only 25 cents. which also admit next day. See New Pro
gramme, under the head or "The Grand Floral Fair,
Concert Hall." jel7-3t*
" I CAN'T BEAR SEEING THE
enemy invading my native State; I hope the
Superintendent Regular Recruiting Service will excuse
me for leaving my recruiting office at Philadelphia with
out-authority, to go to Harrisburg to check the enemy,"
are the words Capt. WM. SERCigaN'fi, of the 12th United
States Infantry, writes to the Adjutant' at Fort: Hamil
ton. Capt. Wm. Sergeant has been all throtutli.the Pe
ninsula Campaign, and distinguished himself for cool
ness,bravery, and presence of mind, on the battle
tield.• The Union and his native State can be proud of
such a eon. . UV] It. S. .
OFFICE OF THE" DIAL," PHIL-
M A.
DELPHIA, June 17, Ira —ln obedience to the
Proclamation of his Honor, the Slayer, T have tempora
rily stopped the publication of THE DIAL. The men of
the establishment, under my : command, will leave this
evening for Harrisburg. All persons desirous of joining
the " Dial Guards," will report at once at the office.
S. B. COHEN,
It* . 23 South THIRD Street, (3d floor )
CARD.-TO THE COMMITTEES ON
" AID TO THE SICK AND WOUNDED.SOL
DIERS:"
GENTLEMEN: Having a sympathy for the noble-hearted
soldiers, who have sacrificed their health, and the
maintenance of their families, in supporting our Consti
tution, I now offer my-humble services as a benefit to
any or alrof thehospilals in the - city of Philadelphia. -I
propoee to give niy Sketches of Eccentric Character;
or,.Song andChit,Chatil? on any evening, and at any
place. which. yon may'ee" fit 'to select. Please address
the:undersigned, and state when and where I can meet
you to complete arrammments.
'Yours respectfully -
TOM-TALKS OF TALIOERTOWN,"
jel7.2t Philadelphia Post Office.
411‘/.sig. TWENTY. FOURTH' WARD UNION
LEAGUS.—ktembers are particularly requested
to meet at the LEAGGE,II.OIIBE on THURSDAY- EVE
NING, .June 18th. at 8 o'clock. Businese of. importance
will be laid before the League
. . N. B. BROWNE, President.
HENRY C. LEA, Secretary pro. tem. jel7-80
F.W••• CHURCH -OF ST. IS 4.I"THIAS.—A.
. FLORAL ' FAIR AND STAWBRY FESTI
VALrin aid of the Organ Fund and bunday School, will
be held on thellth, 18th, and 19th instant,' at the Hall
of the Spring Garden Institute, - N. B. corner ' of BROAD
and SPRING GARDEN Streets. • . .
jel64t*
lir3a. OFFICE OF THE ITNION CANAL
COMPANY.' PHILADELPHIA, May 18, ISM •
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS,-The Bondholdere of
the UNION CANAL COMPANY are hereby re nested to
call at the office of the Company, 80. 228. WALNUT
Street, and surrender the Coupons, as agreed uponiin
accordance with the act of Assembly of April lath, 196*'
my27•lm OE•CAB.THOMPBON; Treasarer.
SUMMIT HOUSE. HOSPITAL - PAIR.
^ do— —A-CAMP'FAIR AND STRAWBERRY FESTI
VAL for the Benefit of the SUMMIT'HOUSE HOSPITAL
for the Sick and Wounded Soldiers (J. Gibbons Hnnt.M.
D.,Surgeon, in charge,) will be held in the Woods on
the DARBY-ROAD, opposite raid Hospital, on WEDNES
DAY and THURSDAY of the present week. Passenger
Rail Way Cars; connecting with those running on Market
street, leave , thetCorner , of - Darby Road 'and Market
.Street,- WEST , PHILADELPHIA, every halt hour, for
the Fair Grounds. - - . • jel6-3t*"
OFFICE. OF THE SIIROBON-Alt-
TIST TO THE 4.11211 . NATT. PioLAnufi
rHlA, October 24, 1862.
Wounded. Soldiers and Sailors desirous of availing
themselves of the National Appropriation for supplying
Artificial Limbs, should apply immediately . at the office
of the Burgeon-Artist to the Government, Ho.. 1.809
CHESTNUT Street. B. FRANK - PALMER,
ja2-6m Government Surgeon-Artist.
OFFICE OF UNION-MUTUAL IN.
SURANCE COMPANY,
rHILADELiIIIA, Jane 8, 1863:
Notice is hereby given, that subscriptions to the In
creased Capital of the Union Mutual Insurance Company,
" by Conversion of the Scrip into Stock," Will be receiv
ed-at the office of the. Company, from this date -to Nov.
1, 1863, in accordance with the amended charter accepted
at a meeting of the Perlpholdere,. held Jane 1, 1863,
jelo-Imif Jong', MOSS, Secretary.
MTHE GRAND FLORAL PAIR AT
CONCRET HALL is still open; the Hall is su..
perbly decorated with shields flags, banners, .the
tables gracefully arched, festooned with- evergreens
and flowers, and magnificently furnished. In addition
to the profuse display of flowers and fancy articles this
evening ae well as to morrow evening the hall will be
brilliantly illuminated, and grand Promenade concerts
given by Neil's splendid military band, -
Season - tickets only 26 .cents, which not only admit
during the day but this evening, as well as every day
and evening this. Week. i eld-3t5
•
Ms.. PROVOST •MARSHAL GIANRRSIOS
OFFICB.--'WAsmyarml, D.G. May 22, 1863.
All men who desire tojoin' any particular Regiment of
CAVALRY now in the field, are hereby authorized to
present themselves at any_tiine durir the next thirty
d ays to the BOARD OF ..135.ROLMEIU in their respec
tive Die tricts. The Board s hall examine them, and de
termine upon their fitness for the Service, and if found to
be fit, the Provost Marshal of the district shall give them
transportation tickets to the general Rendezvous, at the
Headquarters of the A. A. Provost Marshal General of the
State. As soon as they present themselves at - ~this gene
ral Rendezvous they shall be duly mustered by a mus
tering and disbursing officer, and paid by him the bountY
allowed by, law. ' JAMES B. FRY, .
my2S-lm . • Proved, Marshal General.
,
THE'OREAT•FAIR OF TILE SEA.
SON.—The'Ladies of the UNION VOLUNTEER
REYBESIIMENT COMMITTEE Ur their FLOKA.L,
STRAWBERRY; and FANCY-,PAIR,. FANCPO ~ at the 'Salodir, foot
of Washington avenuff, , TßlS' . -DAY,.. June lathi. to con
-thine one week, or:longersbr he benefit of the Fund:
Tickets canhe procured at all:the Passenger Railroad.
Offices, of any of the Committee...or at the Saloon. •
Independent of the obiect'of this Fair,•the Managers
have made every exertion- to . ..have:the entertainment
agreeable and attractive to visitors, and no extortion
Will be practised in the sale of. articles.
Soldiers of the. Union, free
BECK'S BAND 'will be in fittaidancei v dirVe sigh eie-'
Doors.openAt 10 o'clock A. M.
ARAD BARROWS ,
'Cluiitman—
.
1111 SAE &u HEN — Klit!g;'D'
4-ta-literevattendl tg the enie:_etiCANCllßltietfeliiiine ats
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MILITARY NOTICES.
ATTENTION!
MEN OF PUILADELPHIA.
PENNSYLVANIA IS INVADED.
PHILADELPHIA
IMMINENT. DANGER
RECRUITS ARE WANTED TO DEFEND THE
CITY AND STATE:
APPLY AT ANY . OF THE Followum AIt,MORIES
OF THE
GRAY RESERVES::
Company A. MARKET. above Eighth.
" B, NINTH and WALNUT.
" C. MAUER% above Eighth
" D, EIGHTEENTH and CHESTNUT
" E, EIGHTH and CALLOWHILL
F, EIGHTH and GALLOWHILL
" a, CHESTNUT, below Eighth.
:"4,11, THIRD mid WILLOW.
" I. BROAD, below !brace.
" K, EIGIITH and CALLOWHILL
L, BROAD, below Spruce
By resolution of the Bounty Fund Committee
TEN DOLLARS CA.SH
will be paid in advance to each RECRUIT: also, by
action of Council, OliE MONTH PAY IN ADVANCE is
secured, and all the necessary equipments will be fur
nished Jell
VirEADQUARTERS 'HOME GUARDS,
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, June 16,1863.
GENERAL ORDERS No.
The HOME GUARD of the City of Philadelphia is re
quired for the defence of the City and State.
Commanding Officers of Regiments, Battalions, Bat
teries, and Companies, will immediately dll up their re
spective commands to the full complement and report
for duty at these Headquarters.
Officers on the Staff of this force will .report in person
at Headquarters. this day, at 4 o'clock P. M. A neglect ,
to do so will be considered a resignation of their ap
pointments, and their successors will immediately be
selected.
Al.-n of Philadelphia! - the period foretold to you has
arrived. Yon must knock under or fight. Your all is at
stake, and you have no other choice.
Ladies of Rhiladelihia! spurn from your presence the
able-bodied men who hesitate to enlist for your defence
—none but the brave deserve the fair.
The City 'will guarantee the payment of the troops ehe
calls into service. By order of
A. J. PLEA.SONTOIC
Brig. General Commanding Home Guard.
WM. BRADFORD,
Astisiant Adjutant General.
HEADQUARTERS
RESERVE BRIGADE;
FIRST DIVISION, PENNA. MILITIA,
PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 16, 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 15 . .
I. Commanders of regiments. batteries, and comPa
flies of the .ti Eserve Brigade will Imniediatily proceed to
Ell up their commands. and report to Colonel C. F. Ruff,
11. S. A., at the Mayor's'ofilce, who will forward. the
troops to Harrisburg. Each regiment must consist of
ten companies, and companies of eighty-four men.
IL It will be perceived that the CITIZENS' BOUNTY
EDED COMMITTEE appropriated to each OFFICER and
PRIVATE who is received in the service of the United
States or our State the sum of
TEN DOLLARS.
And also allow to EACH COMPANY
TWENTY DOLLARS;
For Recruiting Expenses.
111.-The HEADQUARTERS OF THE BRIGADE IS AT
THE BOARD OF TRADE ROOMS.
505 CHESTNUT STREET.
By order of
COL. C. M. EAKIN,
• COMMANDING RESERVE BRIGADE.
JOHN E. ADDIOKS,
je 17.3 t ACTING A.A. GENERAL.
t ATTENTION, COMPANY "E," - 3D
• REGIMENT, 'R. B.—The
~ inembers will assemble
THIS EVENING- at 7,," o'clock. at the Armory—Jef
ferson Hall, SIXTH and CHRISTIAN Streets, to en
roll themselves for the defence of the State.
'By order of
CHAS. E. DAVIS. Orderly Sergeant.
-ReCruits wanted. its
COMPANY C, 20TH REGIMENT
P. M.--.& meeting of the . Company will be held Tars
MORNI.D.G at o clock at the Vigilant. Engine
House, VINE' street, below Second, to proceed to
Harrisburg for the defence . of the State.
All persons desirous of minima' said organization are
invited to attend. EHGA.R G. SHEBLE, Captain.
June 17th, 180. • - 10
ATTENTION ! ALUMNI AND
STUDENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYL-
ViavlA; —A meeting will lie held at the COLLEGE
HALL. at I,o'cleck P. M.,.WEDNESDAY, June 57,
to perfect the organization of the Company for State de
fence, under the supervision of Captain C. D. HART
RANFT, and by the sanction of the Committee of Trus
tees. .
!, COMPANY A, SECOND REGI
WENT. R. B.—RECRUITS are wanted to fill this ,lom
pany to the standard. All the Members who were
out in September last are requested to report at the.
Armory, No. 505 CHESTNUT Street. - -
it* E. B. DAVIS. Captain.
IBEADQUARTERS, 20Tu REGIMENT
P. M., June 18th:1863.
ORDERS NO. 2.—Oommandeis of companies will re
" por FRONT r commands promptly `THISa ppraisers'
stores. and LOMBARD Streets. (W'ednes
day) DIORNING. at 10 o'clock A. hi: ' to roceive their
equipments, preparatory to leaving for Harrisbn , g.
. ' WOl. B. TFIO,If A. 3,
It . Col. Oorod't 20th Reg. P. M.-
HEADQUARTERS FIRST REGI
MINT WASHINGTON GUARDS,
- PHILADELPHIA. June 17, 1863
SPECIAL ORDERS No. S. •
I. Major HENRY F. YOUNG -is hereby ordered to take
a detachment of the Regiment, which is 'to coneist of
four companies, to the city of Harrisburg. In the State of
Pennsylvania, this P. M. (afternoon), and will there re
port to general receiving officers. ,
11. Captains of Companies will report at these Head
quarters at 10 o'clock this morning, and be ready to
move with their companies at a moment's notice.
They will hold their men in their respective armories
or quarters during the day to respond to this order.
111. First Assistant Surgeon SAIIIHEL L. ORR will
accompany the detaclnenk.undar.the charge and care of
the said major,Youngowfts - wuvre: ts:lNgt_
By order of • _ WILL7AM F. MULL,
Ist`ltegithent-Washington Guards.
H. H. K. ELLIOTT, adjutant. It
,
t' 'SOLDIERS OF THE WAROF 1812.
—A mopting of the Soldiers of the War of 1812 will be
held THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, June 17th, at 4
o'clock in the -afternoon_ A general'attendince is
earnestly requested. - - PETER HAY,
It . . President.
COMPANY "B;" lsr REGIMENT
GRAY RESERVES have removed their Armery to
southwest corner of NINTH and WALNUT 'Streete.
Roll now open for recruits. lt*
j WASHINGTON'GRAYS . - REGl-
MENT.—Rendezvons Company •" C," Captain GEO. P.
Mclt/LIBING, are recruiting at the office of the Re
ceiver of Taxes, southeast- corner -of SIXTH and
CHESTNUT Streets.
One 'hundred - recruits -wanted 'by 11 o'clock THIS
(Wednesday) MORNING, June 17th. . By order of.
lt - - ' Col: ALEX. MURPHY.
KEYSTONE ARTILLERY i -RE.
.
CRIIITS WANTED, for immediate service,Tinder the
Governor's Proclamation. Rolls open at the City
Arsenal, RACE .Street, . below Broad. and at INDE
PENDENCE HALL. . jelB-3t*
IfATTENTION,`
BRAYS!—Citizens, the above-mentioned Corps; being
eager to answer the call of their country and State, to
repel the invaders of their soil, and also to render any
,service to their country that is necessary, call upon their
friends and the citizens generally to come forward and
enroll themselves immediately. .Any 7 organization or
parts of organizations; that; may, be in existence, are
cordially invited to join as. A committee will be in at
tendance.- at the Armory- of the , Corps, FRANKLIN'
HALL,. SIXTH Street, below Arch, - daily, to give in
formation and enroll applicants.- By order of - - -
7
jel6.3t ALEX. MURPHY, Captain..
laT PENNSYLVANIA CHAS-
M:MS.
RALLY IN DEFENCE OF TFIF. STATE.
SIX MONTHS' SERVICE.
HEADQUARTERS;
No. 505 PRUNE Street.
STEAD Place
And 40.- 2 RAN
FOURTH btreet, above Chestnut,
Colonel CHAS. ',RSPB'S,
lt* Late Captain in the French Army. _
• HEADQUARTERS ISr REGI
IENT P'ENNSYLVANIrk' CAVALRY,__ for
TATE DEFENCE, No. 110 South SIXTH
Street.
All mien desiring to go with the let PENNSYLVANIA
CAVALRY'Regiwent will meet • at the headquarters, on
THIS (Wednesday) MORNING at 10 o'clock, to proceed
to Harrisburg forthwith.
taro bounty, will be paid to each . . pan.
By order of .4'11'4 :JORSC..HESG, r-.
- Colonel Commanding:
. . .
FIRST. ,.. TROOP . PHILADEL
PHIA CITY .;CAVALRY.-,-A meeting of the
Troep, at their Armory, WEDNESDAY MORN-
ItG,at 9 A M. : M. E. NOGMGS,
• Orderly Sergeant.
ATTENTION,: CO: E., SECOND REGI
MENT BLUE RESERVES.-411 mernliers enrolled
in Co, B win freport at Armory, EINEETE and C ALLOW
HILL, at 9 o'clock, A. M., WEDNESDAY June 17th. .-
- By order of WM.- IVENS, Captain.
Jog. J. BABCOCK; 0. 5. I.t*.
HEADQUARTERS' CO. F. SECOND
REHEVIERT INFANTRY, HatlonafGnards, ARCH
Ftreet, above SIXTH. Reemits wanted immediately. tile
StataDffence. Ws] Captain ELLIS STOKES.
"F " 1 CO., IsT' REGIMENT, 'GREY
•R ESE RV RS. NOW _RECRUITING at
EIGHTH and CALLOWHILL. All men desiroas of en
tering the Etate service in the GREY RESERVE REGI
MENT, are requested' to come - forwarda.nd enrol their
names , THIS DAY before la M. The Company-
meet for drill at 9 A, M. R. % oKErdefitztoy.
Captain.
W., O. E. . - -- It*
SECOND COMPANY, HAMILTON
RIFLES. —Recruits wanted immediately for the
Second Company HAMILTONdiIFLEV now recruiting
at Saander's Institute, , THIETY‘MINTH , 'Street: above
Market 'Armory open Day and Evening.'
-DAVlS,'Captain.
AROUSE!, :TO ARMS! AROUSE!-
All citizens who 'will aid their country, rand,lielp
defend their State from the encroachments of a REBRL
FOR, are requested to assemble THIS :EVENING. at the
ARMORY, :Thirty eighth and Bridge streets. Twenty
fourth ward at "8 o!clock. Addressee will" be delivered
by popular 'and patriotic speakers.:awaiting, station
opened at the Airway and only.2omoreVuo4yrantedtto
811 np thegompliny. .By order
, "'GIRO: .CORRlB,"Oaptain;
11
• 'COMPANY
I E:: G :7iHRBERIML be , rivid St4e
Defences'tie
.•4;01BSII:8tret41.;, ALIMIX Iwoia4
TEN. PRESS.---PHILADELPHIA., , 'WEDNEMitt RINE rt;
GiYMNAST ZOIILVES; COMPANY
A. 20th P.FGIMENT P M.—RWIRUITS WANTBO.
at the CUSTOM ROUSE and PENNS t LVANIA BANK
BUILDINCI. Old in-inhere are particularly requeeted
to-r. Port at once. Uniforms and.Ectaipmente furnialied
in full. 13onnty. SlO.
P. V. SMlTH..Captain.
FIRST COMPANY HAMILTON RE
FLEA.—riocrnita wanted immediately for the Piret
Compa.y HAMI t.ToN RIFLES,_ now reoraiting_at Cora
misaioner Hall. TR IRTY-SEV taTII ' and ra aßh.hr
Streets. Armory open Day and F. , ening.
Jell St* , B. H. - KNIGHT, Captain.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
MUM STATES SIX PER ORNT,
OTER TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
Is rapidly approaching, when tho public, will no longer
have the right to Subscribe at rar Per this desirable
Loan. the principal and interest ,f which is parable IN
GOLD.
All parties contemplating invostin,g, in these Sir per
cent. Bonds, should at once forward their money through
any of the local agencies , or direct to II
jell-tjyl 114 SOT= THUD STR
CALIFORNIA.
AND SAN rwroisco
CITY COUPONS
BOUGHT AND COLLECTED BY
AUGUST BELMONT & CO.,
50 WALL STREET.
NEW YORK
STERLING EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE. ON PARIS
BOUGHT AND SOLD/
m7lB-1m
EDWARD M. DAVIS,
-A ONNEBAL BROKE:RAGS AND BARRiNO BDBI
_ Stocks and Bonds Bought and Sold. on Commieslon.
Loans and Business Paper Negotiated. Dividends and
Interest Coupons Collected and Remitted. Exchange on
Europe Bold. Sp ecial Collectione made. Coin and. Cur
rency Bought. Interest Allowed on Deposita. apl-3m
S . HARVEY THOMAS,
STOCK. AND BILL BROKER,
STOCKS and BONDS, and all kinds of U. S. GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES bought and sold on Commission.
Business Paper and. Loans on Collateral negotiated at
lowest rates.
. . . -
'UNITED STATES 6-20 YEAS SIX per cent. BONDS.
furnished at rAs In sums to suit, without any Clltaffe
for commission.
. • • •• - • •
Orders by• Mail stall receive prompt attention. Before
- • -
Maass& Nathan Trotter & Co. , Geo. D. Paiil sh, Eso.
John B. MTers & Samuel . B. Thomas, Hsi.,
Furnessißnnlesr, 4 Co. Jam. Thomas,Sen:-
COLLECTION OF U. S. OEBTIFI.
CATES Of INDEBTEDNESS. —The ADAMS' EX
PRESS COMPANY are now prepared to collect at the
Treasury Department, Washington, with despatch; and
at reasonable rates, the One Year Certificates of. In-'
debtedness of the lJnited States now due or shortly ma
Tonne made irrown and -receipts given at the - . ogles,
No 320 CIONNITT Street. myd-tf
REDUCTION
IN PRICES OF
RICH PARIS -MANTILLAS.
ALSO. OF .
c.
LIGHT. ZEPHYR CLOTH CLOAKS,
SUITABLE FOR THE WHOLE SUMMER.
J. W. IPROCTOR & CO.;
_ .
je6-lm if No. 926 CHESTNUT STREST.I
THE PARIS CLOAK AND • MAN
TILLA. STORE, Northeast corner of EIGHTH and
.WALlfErri;have opened. with a
/.A.RGE STOCK OF SPRING GOODS,
of thi
MOST FASHIONABLE MAlM—
and respectfully ask the early attention of ladles Wishing
LOAS.S AND MANTILLAS.
C
'aims & CO., No. 23 South NINTH Street, hays
now on hand an extensive assortment "of
SPRIMI STYLES,
of the attest qualities, at the
LOWEST PRICES.
Ladles, do not rail to give us a call.
BOYS'; MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
--
OLOTiouriG, CLOAKS.
.IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
AT LOW PRICES. :11;
Ef0.1.37 South EIGHTH. Street,
Three doors above Walnut.
BARGAINS FROM AUCTION.
One lot of Black and White Plaids at 25 Cente,worth
37k—a decided bargain.
One lot of large-flgare Grenadines at 45 cents, worth
RN cents.
One lot of Lawns, fast colors, IEX.
One lot of Bleached liinslins at 18X. -
"One lot of Gingham Lawns at S7i worth 44.
OPBI( THIS MORNING, at
JOH.2 H. STORM'
3e6 - 702 ARCH Stmt.
HALL & CO. 26.SOUTHSE-
E
COND Street, would call the attention of the Ladies
to their stock.of .
Superior:Black
Wide Mantle Silks. . ,
' Black Corded Silks;.
• • . -
Black Gros de Rhine. .•
Black Silks, from $l. to $4. .
. M. B.—Merchants in - want of Black - Silks are invlled
to examine our stock and prices. jelS-tf
ITARD WIDE, 25 CENTS.
-a. WO pieces, yard wide, foot colors.
French figured Brilliants. • •-•- '
Chintz figures, choice designs. •
Colored and White Grounds. ,• •
SHARPLESS BROTHERS.'
jel3 • CHESTNUT and BORTH streets
DRESS GOODS AT REDUCED
PRICES.—H. STEEL & SON, _
No. 713 and 715 North TENTH Street,
are now closing =tithe balance of their stock of • .
Poll de Chsvres, all WooLDelaines,
_ Chaffing, Delaines , Mozambique", Taffeta d'Etes, . •
FrenabiLawns, French. English, and AmeriainChintres.
• Bareges,' Silk -Tisanes, Silk Grenadfles. .
Fancy Silks; and all kinds of
Bummer Dress Goods, at'extremely low prices.
SUMMER SHAWLS AT REDUCED PRICES.
BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS. • '
CHOICE STYLES PACIFIC LAWNS. atatMo.
1 lot 2 .yards square Table Clothe, Snow Drop and
Damask, -all Linen: at *1.60. . PM_
strAIME-R - GOODS.
All-wOol Delaines.
Silks for Mantles.
Figured Bareges.
.Grenadine Shawls.
Cloths for Cloake. ' -
Table and Piano Ceyers. ' ' --
Calicos and:Chintzes,
Very cheap fast colors. '
Yard-wide.Engl;ish Prints. •
Men's and - Boys -Wear. -
All reduced in price. _ _ _
SHARPLESS BROTHERS.
CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets,
GRENADINE SHAWLS. • :-
Black French Orenadine Shawls.
Colored Borders, price Si .
Also, Cloth Mantles, Silk Cloaks.
Barege and Spun Silk Shawls.
Light Woolen Plaid andiLlamas. .
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
jel3 CHEhTNUT and EIGHTH streets
11. UN T E
' NEW STORE,
37 NORTH EIGHTH STREET. •
The ladle are respectfully invited to examine their
well-selected stock of -
• MANTLES AND CLOAKS,
Consisting of r ±~r
Lace Shawls at $2.80;
• • ' - Lace Mantles-from $3.50 to $2.5; H.
- Silk Basques from $8 to $10; -
• • SilloCirculais from $ 8 to's2o;
Cloth Circulars from $5 to $l5. ,'•
Also, Plain and Striped POPLINS, manufactured of
the beet materials, in the most styEsh manner, and will
be sole cheaper than _
CAN BE FOUND ELSEWHERE.
N. B.—Daily receiving •the' niost fashionable D ress
Hoods. at (ie9-12t) 311 NORTH EIGHTH STREET.
TO MILITARY 'COMPANIES:
Army . ..standard Bldneei.
Army,atandard Infantry and Cainlry Pants.
On hand at HENRY W. SCOTT'S, ,+
jer-St. 533 MARKST , Street. UP gain.
T CERTIFICATE' N 67 24; FOR
-X- 4
dx alarm in the WALNUT STREIT ... LAND CON
PANT', leaned in.the /1141)10 of JAZOB.REAKIRT. having
been lost or mislaid. -I intend to make application , to the
. Board -Dtrectora. have' a new . onvieened. 'All per
sons ate cautioned aping Mmotlatinfithename. -,
f,V 3SR N J orth SD OH
MU N RE AKIRT,
attest
MILITARY NOTICES.
FINANCIAL.
THE BALES OF THE
LOAN,
CALLUD
G~2O'B,
HATO AMOCIAtOd for many weeks past to
DAILY.
TkIE FIRST OF JULY
JAY COOK-Ed
SUBSCRIPTIO
DREXEL & CO.
MOCK AND EX(THADTGE BROKER§
No. 39 South THIRD Street. (up stairs.)
NESS TRANSACTED
No. 31.2 WALNOT STREET
RETAfI DRY GOODS.
F. J. ` ' SMITH
LONDON PISTOLS:,
A email lot from the Prize Steamer Bermuda.
EVANS & HASSALL,
CAVALRY AND AR ICILLERY
SABRES AND BOWIE 'KNIVES,
Manufactured and for tale Int
SHE Etl.F. Bc FISHER.
NO. 3 NORTH FIFTH STREET. PHILADELPHIA,
jel7-21..
RIFLED MUSKETS
AND
CAVALRY SABRES.
For ego at COST PRICES to persons arming against
- THE REBEL INVASION.
PHILIP S. JUSTICE,
No. 14 NORTH FIFTH STREET,
jel6 St* Corner of Commerce
FOURTH OF JULY.
WM. F. SOHEIBLE;
49 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
SILK FLAGS.
BUNTING FLAGS, '
COTTON FLLUS,
Flags of all aizee on hakd or made to order. from 6
inches to 40 feet,
Be enre you get to 49 South THIRD Street before or
dering elsewhere. ' tje22.
1776. 1863.
FLAGS
SILK FLAGS
BIINTINU FLAGS!
BURGEES.
PENANTS.
UNION JACKS.
STREAMERS;
Et U DTTIN •GI
RED, WRITE, AND BLUE.
EVANS Bc HASSALI4
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
ielS-hat No. 4113 ARCH STREET, Phtladelphia.
AGENT.
CI W. SIMONS a. BECYI'IIEB.
N../1 •
SAISOM.STRILET HALL, PHELADELP'HIL:
. KAIMACITIBIRS OF JEWELRY.
FINE SWORDS,
AIM
mrisrAmy GOODS; IN EVERT VARINEL
1113416 at
GOVERNMENT GOODS.
Standard 10-ounee Cotton Duck;
Indigo Blue Flame's.
Mixed Twilled Flannel&
Sky Blue Kersey&
FARNHAM KIRKHAM 4% OC3t4
No. A 3 0 eIiEBTOITT STREET.
z01t24-Axt
--
ARMY G00Da...•
PamanimPar.A.
DA_RB43LIIE COAT CLOTHS:
DARK-BLUE CAP. CLOTHS.
SKY -BLUE CLOTHS FOR OITYCHBS.
ARMY BLANKETS, STANDAM'WEIGHT.
10-01INCE DUCK.
DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT:
HEAVY LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK,
BROWN AND BLEACHED SEUELMNGS AND SHIRT
MG For sale by
FROTILINGHA* irk WELLS.
.402-fftr
- -
"LETTER to "
FAMILY sEw - r.cr MA.4OI3INE ! ,
with all the new imProyements— Hemmer, Braider,
Binder, Feller, Tacker, Corder, Gatherer, &c., is the
" --
CHEAPEST ANp BEM
'of all machines for'
FAMILY SEWING
LIGHT MANUFACTURING PURPOSES.
send for a ptunphlet and a copy of " Singer & Co.'s
Etazette. 2 ,
I. M. SINGER & CO.;
jelbtf No. 810 CH .STNIIT Street, Philadelphia.
CITY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE,
.Innell3. 1883.
PROPOSALS will - be receiyea at this Office until 12
28 MONDAY next, for rebinding the old ASSESSMENT
BOOKS of the City and County of Philadelphia. Par
ties desiring to propose can see the books to be'reboand
by calling at thin office.'
Proposals
.
Proposals must be sealed, and endorsed " ProPoosis
for Rebinding Assessment Books." The bids will be
publicly opened at 12 M., MONDAY. June 22, 1863. The
Commissioners reserve the right-to accept part of a bid,
or to reject all the bide, in their discretion.
JOHN A. HOUSEMAN,
JOHN JOHNSON.
. JOHN GIVSN.
je17422 City Commissioners.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLYING THE
MINT WITH ACIDS AND WOOD.
`MINT OF THE UNITED STATES,
_ PHILADELPHIA, June 17. - 1883.
SEALED' PROPOSALS for supplying the MINT with
ACIDS and.-WOOD for one year from the ht July, 1863,
will be received by the undersigned until 2 o'clock P. M.
of the 29th inst, . .
' The Nitric or Parting Acid be of the strength 39
deg. Resume. delivered in tub carboys. The Sulphuric
Acid 60 deg. Beaume. - delivered in box carboys.
- The Wood. to be of the best quality of Hickory, Oak,
-Proposals' to be endorsed. "PrOposals for Acids,"
"Proposals for Wood," respectively. '
jel7-10t -Director of the Mint.
PATENT PARAFFINE VARNISH.
C A• U T I ' o N 2
We hereby caution the Paint and Oil and Ship Chan
dlery trade, and consumers of our PATENT-PARAF
FINS- VARNISH, against purchasing from one B.
McbiIILLIN, of 149 FRONT Street: Philadelphia, as he
ceased to act as Agent for us, or SAIIIIEJEL FAGS & 80X,
of Boston,' in January last. _
He has imposed upon the trade and consumers a worth
less imitation of our PARAFFINS VARNISH.' commenc
ing the deceitful and fraudulent practice previous to our
annulment of his ,
geney.
MESSRS. 11IILBURT & CO.
OF 246 ARCH STREET,
ABE THE ONLY ALITE9RISEN AGENTS
for the sale of the
PATENT. PARAFFIN& VARNISH in PHILADELPHIA,
and any other parties - representing themselves as such
are imposters. • All orders lett'with Messrs. HIILBIIAT
& CO., will be promptly attended to.
Our 'Varnish fully bustains itB well-earned reputation
as; a durable; guick:drying, brilliant and economical
application - for imparting a glossy black coating on Wood
.
oriron. . . —GEO. S. PAGE & 8R0.,' •
.139 MAID ET Le NM, New York;
' if And 111 SMITH'S WHARF: Baltimore.
THE KING AND THE PAGESOR TER'
Q. P. IRON BRILLIANT.
ROMANCE
Without any Wooer,"
_ - Specially written by
JOHN PARAFFIKE, "GENT.,
For the benefit of the -
PAINT, OIL, 'AND 'SHIP CHANDLERY
With all - the. Correspondence, Contracts; &c... &c.,"
and Caricatures in Black, by
Carious .H. OIL; Esq.
.In calling the attention of the public to this affair on
BLACK PARAFFINS VARNISH.
the gabicribers have only. time to say that it is very in:
leresting to the* interested, and unworthy the attention
of any body r elsa; further 'than it being the refutation of
alie over the signature of George S. Page & Bro., Eastern
Varnish Peddlers; simply, because they object to our
manufacturing and selling a Varnish in Philadelphia, in
every way superior, for one-half' the money than their
"so•called Patent Pars dine Varnish. Any one preferring
Pages' to ours, can-buy it of . us. with " sworn bids,
and half dozen other parties in town, without patting
us to expense; 26 cents alderman fees. --
As the trade of Philadelphia, who have so liberally
patronized ns since January last, have been thoroughly
aware ofwhat they wele buying, it isnot summed that
they will be led by 'Page's' Appeal " to pay extra
price, extra-. freight, extra cartage, - extra package
money, for an article in New,York, when they can buy
the Q. P. ; IRON BRILLIANT at home, at less purchase
money, without these charges, ;any
"more
better quality, any
more than a painter would pay for turpentine,,at itspre
sent price when benzine, answers his purpose.' Persons
wanting . Page Varnish. residing in diStant.:portions
of the city, canbe furnished with the names of,parties
selling it in their' locality, free - of clorge; by apPl_ving
by note to this office. J. N. MchICILLfN &
Manufacturers and Dealers in Black and Bright Var
insh, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, Benzine. - Naptha. &c &c.,
eB-tf - VA South FRONT Street,
SALE OF CONDEMNED PROPERTY.
—DEPOT OF ARMY CLOTHING ANTI EQUIPAGE,
No. 43 UNION , STREET. ALEXANDRIA, VA.
.Will be sold' at Public Auction, in Alexandria. on
FRIDAY, the 26th of JUN E, current, at to o'clock A. M.,
about 200 CONDEMNED TENTS, and a lot of fragments
of Tents:
Also, a lot of condemned knapsacks. haversacks, can
teens, spades, , shovels,• axes, pick-axes, stoves, bugles,
trumpets; old clothing, &c..
Terms cash; in Goyernment funds.
W.A. HAWLEY,
jel7-8t" • " Captain and A. Q. IL
300
GROSS MINERAL WATER BOT
FUN.
SW iron Porter Bottles.
For sale by. • -. H. B. k G. W, BENNERS,
mysoare ,Gyottiillo Gismo Works, or 27.8. Front St.
MADEIRA- WINR;•7- 175 QUARTER
. _
AA& disks and 100 Octaves, jest received per aun."
and for sale in bond by " • .
dam g. ag.JkliES (iusTAIRs,
aD 24 • -- • iNG WA_LbillT sad grA GRANITE Stroets.
CONSIDER YOUR . OWN INTEREST
if you want a - fine likeneee, and parchane one of
16LEIMEt-PSisrderidid Portraits, life-eigi Photokraphe,
In Oil Col Green ors at reduced rices.above,
SECOND-Street.
TH E WONDERFUL AOcILTRA.Cir
and pleasing appearance of REIMER'S , IperYtYPec
strike all. who see them. The critical pronalisPethera
of rare artisticfmerit..aie,andriadde for nraleilrel•
SACO,I3D Street, &boys Orem, .
MILITARY . GOODS
FOR Si_LR BYI
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
No. 418, ARCH STREET
FLAGS! FLAGS! FLAW
ABOVE OSESTNIIT.
IktLNI7FALTIIRER or
PARLOR FLAGS,
FLAGS FOR HORSE HEADS.
THE UNITED STATES
SIR W IV it:4 'MACH] N
PROPOSALS.
VARNISHES.
NEW PUBLICATIONS
NEW BOOKS.- •
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J. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO.,
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FAITH OARTNEY I S CHILDHOOD. By the author of
" Boys at Cheqnseeet."
A Poll , T OF HONOR. A Novel.
SCIENCE FOR THE COHOOL AND FAMILY. Natu
ral Philosophy. by W. Hooker, M. D.
SUBSTANCE AND SHADOW; or. Morality and Rai
earl. Ac. By Henry James.
WEAK LUNGS, and How to Make them Strong. By
Dio Lewis, M. D.
HISTORY OF THE SUPERNATURAL. By William
Howig. 2 vole. •
AMERICANS IN ROME. By Henry P. Leland.
AT ODDS. By the Baroness Tautphceus, author of
``Rults "
CB AIIZENET'S ASTRONOMY, PRACTICAL AND
SP 11 ERICA L. 2 vole. , Bvo. 1016
TBE
() FUNNIEST BOOK OF THE
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HILRONISIUS JOBS, TOE CANDIDATE. 4
A grotesqueco, comico, heroic poem, from the German.
by Charlei T Brooks, tranelater of '_'Eaust,'' "Titan,"
etc, 1 vol. 16m0., printed on tinted laid paper, cloth,
red edges, or top gilt Price $1
• Throughovt, heg.nning, end. and middie.
A dornAd with woodeute, neat my a fiddle.
A gay historin, neat and tore.
Writ in new faeltion, doggerel verse."
HEINE'S PICTURES OF TRAVEL. Translated by
Charles J. Leland; fourth revised edition, 1 voL 12w.,
cloth. Price 57.60.
READY ON THE 20TH:
LEYPOLDT'S FOREIGN LIBRARY. Vol.. 1. Cont.:
" Who Brealis Pays." A novel by the author " (Jou-'
-
sin Stella." ' Skirmishing," etc 1 vol. 16mo. , paper.
Price 50 cents -
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of " Who Breaks Pays." I vol 16mo Psym 50 cents.
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PRACTICAL WORKS. WETHER-
ILL ON THE MANUFACTURE OF VINEGAR.
PRISSE ON PERFUMERY.
BEASLEY'd DRUGGISTS' RECEIPT BOOK, new edi
tion.
PIOOETT ON COPPER MINING, ORES, &c.
OVERMAN'S MINERALOGY, MINING, &o.
BRANSTEN'S HANDBoOK OF PRACTICAL RE
CEIPTS
WYTHE'S MICROSCOPISTS' MANUAL.
MoRFIT'S 'CHEMICAL MANIPULATIONS.
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Plibi inhere and Booksellers.
lei 3 115 SOUTH SIXTH street. above CHESTNUT.
O O K S
OR CLERGYMEN.
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
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AND POE TEE PEOPLE
NeW Books received italmon as out. Any Book not on
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. from all the principal marm.
ficturers, the lowest prices.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL .BOOK SOCIETY,
1924 CHESTNUT Street. - ielo-tjy3
NEW . BOOKS! NEW 'BOOKS!
A HISTORY OF THE INTELLECTUAL DEVELOP
MENT OFEUROPE: By John W. Draper, M. D., LL.
D.• 63.50.
THE EXCISE TAX LAW. Approved July Ist, 1862,
ith the Amendments. By Chas. F. Estee. $1.50.
SOUTHERN HISTORY: The First Year of the War.
By Pollard. of Richmond. $2. -
FRANK WAREINUTON. By the author of Rutledge,
&O 40.60.
MARIAN GRAY: OR, THE HEIRESS OF REDSTONE
HALL. By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes. - $1.25.
LILIAN. $1
LIFE AND LETTERS OF WASHINGTON IRVING.
fly hie nephew, P. M. Irving; vol. Sd. $1.50
LEAVES FROM' THE DIARY OF AN ARMY SUR
GEON. By Thos. T. Ellis. bi. D .$L
HARPER'S HAND BOOR FOR TRAVELLERS IN
EUROPE AND THE EAST By W. P. Fetridge. $2 75..
OUT-DOOR PAPERS. By T. W Higginson. 61.25.
For sale by WM. S. & ALFRF,D M kRTISN,
jeB 606 CHESTNUT Street.
HAZARD'S BOOKSTORE,
TA* CHESTNUT STRUT,
Between Seventh end Eighth Street*. _
♦ll Books usually to be had in a
FIRST-CLASS BOOKSTORE,
always be found on our shekel
AT THE LOWEST PRICES. •
fe6-tf
ut , 0 A. POWERFUL
NEW NOVEL',
By the. Author of "Rutledge. "I
READY TO-DAY.
FRANK WARRINGTON.
A powerful new noy n l s tyi l i e hn n u t t is lio , r; of "Rutledge," and
One large 12m0., elegantly bound in extra cloth,
Price, U. cO:
A:L80, - ON THE , SAME DAY,
New, elegant, and Uniform Editions, at same price, of
IL—RUTLEDGE.
111 —THE BUTEIERLANDS.
For many years there has appeared no work of fiction
posing
such remarkable Power and originality. as
"Rutledge." It 'Hashed with brilliancy upon the read
ing community, whose curiosity became intense regard,
ing its authorship—a mystery which to-day remains un
solved. "Rutledga' was • followed by" The Sather
lands," deve]oping fresh literary, genius, and the pre
sent work— Frank . Warrington' —will contribute ad
ditional testimony to the talent and fame of " the author
of Rutledge."
1161 F• These books are sold by all booksellers, and will
be sent by nail, postage free, on [receipt of price, by
CARLETON, publisher, No. 413 BROADWAY, New
York, corner of Lispenard street. - 3e6-s&wtt
GENTS , FURNISHING' GOODS.
fIAIIZE-MERINO VESTS, SHIRTS,
AND PANTS.
WHIT GOODS
AND
STAPLE -EMBROIDERIES.
The subscribers offer at reduced prices a very large
and c7ebice assortment of the above-named descriptions
of good•, to which they respectfully invite the attention
of buyers.
SHEPPARD VAN- MALINGER. & ARRISON,
jel-mwflOt if 1009 CHESTNUT Street.
606. ARCH STREET. 606 .
,-
ITNE'SHIRT AND WRAPPER DEPOT.
AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OT
GENTS" FITRNISRINk GOODS,
AT MODERATE PRICES.
FOUR PREMIUMS AWARDED FOR
SHIRTS, WRAPPERS, AND STOOKS.
G. A. HOFFMANN,
. Successor to W. W. KNIGHT.
10:43-Ertrarn 606 ARCH STREET. 606. "I
CIRCULATING LIBRARIES.
BROTHERHEAD'S CJIROULA
, T • TING LIBRABY. —All the NEW English and
American Books, including ALL CLASSES of Literature.
This is tLe ONLY Library in the country that includes
all the NEW ENGLISH BOOKS that are not RE
PRINTED here.
Terms $6 per year ; six months 19; three months
$1.60 ; one month 76 cents. or 6 cents per day, 218
South EIGHTH . Street. . m1,23-3m
EDUCATION.
BRISTOL BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
GIRLS, will ire-open on the 7th of Ninth mouth.
For Circulars, apply to , RIITH AIWA PEIRCE, Bristol,
en.. Pa. joy Rm.
MISS MARY E. THROPP WILL It&
open her Snell= and French Boarding and Day
School for Young Ladies, at 1841 CHESTNUT Street,
on the 14th of Septefeber. For .circnlars,'until Septem
ber Ist. apply at the B)=day-school Times, 148 S uth
FOURTH street, Phila., or address Miss Thropp at Val
ley Forge, 'Penna. myls-4m.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FAME INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
• 406 CHESTNUT Street.
. .
PHILADELPHIA..
FIRE AND INL eNO INSCEARCK
DIRECTORS.
I E. D. Woodruff,.
Geo. A. West,
John Kessler; Jr..
Chan. Stokes,
A. H. Rosenheim,
Joseph D. Ellis.
lIICK. President.
Francis N. Back,
Chas. Richardson,
Henry Lewis. Jr.:
John W.' Everman,
Philip S. Justice,
0. W. Davis
FRANCIS N.
CHARLES ED
WILLIAM L BLANCHAR
CDAIIDSOW, VicePreelden t
D, Secretary. Gal6-iftf
T HE
"EXCELSIOR" HAMS
LEE THE BEST IN THE WORLD
lONS GENUINE UNLESS BRANDED
"J. E. N. & co. mum. EXCELSIOR."
J. 11. 1111CIIENEll dr. CO.,
GENERAL PROVISION DEALERS,
OUR= OF THE CELEBRATED
gr-M.2r-CMldsl.oli.
Btiß4B-CIIBED.HAMB.
• Nos. 14A and 144 - North FRONT Street,
Between Arch and Bane streets, Philadelphia.
Thejustly-celebrited "EXCELSIOR " HAMS are cured
by. Co. (in IL style peCulier to themselves) ear-
InoBl3ly . for . FAMILY USE, are of delictous flavor, free
from the unpleasant taste of salt, and are pronounced by
epicures superior to any now offered for sale.
ap6-mw&ftly6
w 0 0 L.
Zif i rs
FULLED,
common, Meditun, and ,
PELTS.
L OCO DRY WESTERN
All will be sold low, to close consiv*etite.
WOOLEN_ yARNS
-3E1,000 ths., 20to 30 ?ants; superior makes.
.
COTTON' 'YARN.S.
40,003 lbs. Nois: 10 to 20, in warp, bundle, and
cop.'; beet standard makes.' -
N. B.—Yarns at cost of production day of. pnrohasing.
ALEX. WHILLDIN & SONS,
18 NORTH FRONT STREET.
my2s-mwftf
R EIME R'S COLORED; PHOTO
GE Ap . .138, for $l. are pleasing. tri#hfol,,and finished
likenesses—naerital that 'ewe them' pernsaalent Baccess.
Get them, - at SECOI.t Street..aboye Orem -ltd
AND
TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
1 —SEALED PROPOSALS, endoraed "Proposals for
Bonding a•Public School House in the First ward . " will
be received by the undersigned ati the Office,- S. R cor
ner of SIXTH andwADELPHI Streets.. until.' MONDAY.
June '22. 1E63, at 12 o'clock M. '
for building a Public
School House on lot Southwest oorner of TWENTIETH
and CATHARINS Streets. -
Said School 0011fle to be built in Accordance with the
plane of Edward Y. Arehitect ; to be seen at
the office of the Board.
No bid will be considered unless accompanied by a
certificate from the City Solicitor. that the provisions of
an ordinance approved, May SS, 1860, have been com
plied with, I tp t ;l;
Elg thousand dollars have been appropriated for the
erection of said building, including Architect's rles.
By order of tAl.ci COMMitten on Property.
1 . 4 'Mair , v - E , JAMES - D CAMPBELL;
inw , eskis ' Sec'y Controllers-ftIat'EAQVNI
AUCTION SALE
eff POST OFFICE D 11,P A. arm ENT,
AM 3, Dig—Will be , sold under my direction: at
Public Sale, in the city of Philadelphia, on THURSDAY,
9th'day of July next, on account of the Poet Office De
partment the lot and buil din go, situate on the west side
of SECUND Street, extending to Dock street; bounded
on the north by Lodgs street, and 'on the south by Gold
Street, in said city of Philadelphia. known as the Penn
sylvania Bank Property.
The property will be put up at the sum of one hundred
and ten thousand dollars (*1.10,09). as required by the
law authorizing its sale, and no bid for a less amount
Will be receiyo. ,
41Ft3- Terms cash on the deliyeri of the deed. Informa
tion in relation to the property, &se, may be obtained by
inquiring of C. A. WALBORL Rao, Postmaster of Phi ,
ladelphia. M. BLAZE,
Postmaster General.
Under the above authority. I am directed to exp use to-
Public sale, on THURAP AY. July 9. 1.13&3, at 12 o'clock
noon, at the MERCHANTS ' EXCHANGE, the above de
scribed Real Estate.
46r- $5,000 to be paid when the property is struck off.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer.
iel2-finwtjy9 423 WALNUT Street, above F earth.
AUCTION SALE;
AT
. HARPER'S FERRY ARMORY, VIRGINIA
GOVERNMENT SALE
ON TUESDAY,
June 30th, 1083, commencing at 12 o'clock, noon, pro
cisely, will he sold, at the
HARPER'S FERRY ARMORY, VIRGINIA,
TITH FOLLOWING
CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AND ORDNANCE
STORES, viz:
-
10,000 Tons Iron Castings.
10 do Iron Sharing. Pnlieys.Bevel Wheels, Btc.
10 do of Wrought Iron, " Scrap."
8,000 Musket and Rifle Barrels.
24 Iron Forges.
20 Steel-faced Anvils
2 Force Pumps: 1 Draw Polishing Machine.
9 Tilt Hammers; 1 do.. small; IFire Engine.
4 Stoves; 1 lot Coal; 2 Proof Beds.
1 Drop Rammer; Tempering Forge.
2 Fan Blasts; lot Fire Hulce; lot 'Mole.
1 Wagon; 1 Cart. and sundry other goods. •
TERMS : —CA SH, in Government funds
DANIEL J. YOUNG. Ordnance Mont
By order Brigadier General JAMES W. RIPLEY%
Chief of Ordnance, Washington. D C
jel9 121 J B CANNON. Auctioneer. '
WANTS.
WA NTED=A SITUATION AS BO OK--
: , BEEPER Best of city references. Adding"
s " t4 B.
mH. PreeA Office.
WANTED -AN ASSISTANT IN A
Retail DRUG STORE; gond reference required.
Address JOHN G. BROWN & 60N. Pottsville, Schuyl
kill county, Pit.
N. B.—One who speaks both the English and German
languages preferred 3t5
ANTE D-A SITUATION' AS
BOOKKEEPER or SALESMAN, by a- person of
large experience. .A (lily Coal Yard preferred.-Address
Robinson," Box 352 Philadelphia-P. 0. jelB-3t•
WANTED -BY A YOUTH,. 18
years of age, a Situation as Assistant Bookkeeper,
in a Wholesale Dry Goods or Grocery . Store. Unexcep
tionable reference gwen. Address. for three days. "G
W. P.," Press office. jel6,2k,
WANTED CI;OTHIN G.-PERSONS
having Clothing to dispose of will please call OT
address C. MILER. 203 CHESTNUT et.mhiSnlWlllnl*
$ 75 A MONTH -I WANT TO HIRE
• AGENTS in every county at $75 a month, ex
penses paid, to sell my new cheap Family Sewing Ma
chines. Address S. MADISON,
myB-3md&W Alfred, Maine._
MN
-860 AGEFTS O at a T mont l h, expen E ses paid , to se T
8 ll =
Our Ever LaBting Pencils, Oriental Burner*, and Bother .
new articles. 15 circulars/me. SHAW do CLARK,
zny6.3md&W • Biddeford.: Maine.
WANTED-A FIRST-RATE
&Odle ROME suitable for a military offiCer.
Apply to WM. B. ROBERTS, Reading Railroad De
jel7-3t
ma WANTED TO PURCHASE FOR
Mal. CASH—in a central and pleasant location, a all
built Residence, with all the modern conveniences,
Price from $7,000 to 412,000 D. S. ce.owalLauEe.,
xos South FOURTH Street.
N. B.—Well. secured ground rents and mortgages for
sale. jell 6t5
At . DEPUTY QUARTERMASTER
GENERAL'S OFFICE.—FHLLADELPHIA, Feb, 9,
1863.
VESSELS WANTED immediately to carry COAL to
the followingpoints:
Tortugas.
Key West, Fla.
Fort Monroe, 'Va.
Alexandria, Va.
Newborn, N. C.
Port Royal, S. C. . A. BOYD,
fele.tf Captain and &said. Quartermaster.
FOR SALE AND, TO LET.
ge FOR SALE--DESIRABLE RESI
ma.DENCES in Gerwantown, West Philadelphia, and
aylandville; all description of City Property; Country
Places, with a few Acres of Ground. -Apply•tc,
jel6 B. PETTIT, 309 W &LNUT Street.
SO FOR SALE— HIGHLY IMPROVED
CEIRSTER COUNTY PARM,containing 243 stria of
Brandywine Land, 3.5 acres of which are heavy Timber,
situate near tse Old Lam:after Turnpike, 13i miles from
a Station on the Pennsylvania Railroad ; large and ex
tensive Stone Buildings. Main Mwesion. two Tenant
Hem es, Barn 76xE0,, two Tblesshing neors, Sp , in g
and all other necessary Out Buildings; Apple. Peach,
and Cherry o.rchards, drc. Will be acid low. Call and
ex , mine Register. AP Ply to
jel6 B. PETTIT, 309 WALNITP Street
.FAIIM FOR SALE —A -FARM
•••+— nem - Be (tat of WASHINOTONVILAB, on Jersey
.town-road, Montour county, Pa , containing 100 acres
excellent quality of land, well watered, and divided
in fields; sufficient wood; fruit trees, bee 6 quality, in
prime of. bearing; never-failiog spring of water; frame
dwelling, barn, and other out buildings. •
Last three years wheat crop averaged 21 bushels, of
64 pounds, to the acre
Terms made easy. For particulars, call on or address
.
C MAYCHIN.
DATMLLE. Montour County. Pa
PEREMPTORY BALE-BY
THOMAS do SONS,. June 2.3 d. at the Philadelphia
Exchange, HANDSOME RESIDENCE, No. 505, loath
NINTH Btreet. Lot 20 feet 4 inches by 198 feet deer% to a
tmenty•feet• wide street. A subotantial brick stable and
cos eh- house, in the rear, on said street. The premises
may be examined any day previous to sale from 9 9 to 1
o'clock.'
GERMANTO WN - PROPERTY.—
ma A LARGE HOUSE, with H acres of LAND. in
Month lane, Willow avenue and Armat street, near
Church Lane Stall ln and C-43rwantoorri.
The house is very conveniently and comfortably built
on a rock, very dry and healthy; has Chilsen's furnace,
gas. hydrant water—hot and cold—tlfrough the house,
bath room, winter and summer kitchen, with ranges, a
well'of excellent water, porches on two sides of the
house, Sze. ; a good stone stable. with hydrant - water,
large - lawns, and ornamental grounds, with fine large
old trees and shrubbery; a large and excellent kitchen
garden, which can be divided into building lots.
Five or ten thousand dollars can remain on mortgage.
Two acres of Meadow Lana,. on the opposite side of
Willow•avenne. can be had, if desired. .
. . . .
The place will be shown ,
by Mr. Thomas Mellor, re
siding thereon.
Will be sold by M. Thomas & Bon, at the Merchants'
Exchange" TUESDAY, June S&L- at 1.2 o'clock.
jelo..lot.
1' OR S ALE-VERY DESIRABLE
Furnace property, situated: at McVeytown. oRMirt
county, Pa., within a short diets nce from the Pennsyl
vania Railroad and Canal. Therfreehold property com
prises a Furnace with machinery of ample power to
blow it, using either charcoal orm uthracite mml, about
1,300 acres. Timber Land; also, the celebrated Green
wood Pipe Iron Ore Bank, containing about 17 sores t
which produces in abundance the same ore from which
John A. Wright, Esa.. makes his renowned and juetly
celebrated locomotive tire and car axles. This is the only
available property in the State Which pre duces the ore
rconisite for establishing a business of like character.
. .
There is also about 150 acres Land within half a mile of
the Furnace, held under long leases,from which abund
ance of excellent Hematite Ore can be taken at a cost not
exceeding $2 per tor, delivered on the Fortrace bank, and
on which shafts have recently been sunk, and will pro
duce sufficient ore to supply the FUrnace. Soft Fossil
Ore is also abundant in the neighborhood. Charcoal in
any quantities can be had, delivered at the Farnace: at
6to 636 cents per bushel. This Furnace is well situated
for the malkete, having water and rail communication
with Philadelphia, Pittsburg,Baltimore, Harrisburg, and
other important in ..nufacturmg tow.s.
For price, term., and furt• er partienlars. apply to
jel7-12t Mr. H. N. BURROUGHS', Philadelphia.
TO CONTRACTORS FOR WHITE-
K TIMBER — For sale in Sussex Comity. Del.,
about 100 White-Oak Trees, from 15 inches in diameter
upvards, of excellent quality. For further information
address - H. ALBRECHT.
je16.30 • No. 246 ARCH street; Pt
FOR SALE--,THE STO. C K., GOOD
Will. and Fixtarealof a small Trinuring Store in a
central part of the city. Address H. B. Box 1345
Post Office. .
COPARTNERSHIPS.
COPARTNERSHIP.-WE THE UN
dersigned, have this day entered into copartner
ship for the transaction of a Wholesale and Ret.il GRO
CERY Business. under the firm of PETER N. CRUSE &
CO., successors to Stevenson & Walker.
PETER N. CRUSE.
LAMBEhT IL WALKER,
'7OO South SECOND Street, corner of ShiPPen..:
PHILADELPHIA, Trine _ 9,190.
COPARTNERSHIP. -WE, THE trN;' ,
dersigned, have this day entered into copartner
ship for the transaction of a Wholesale and Retail G ,t -
CER X -13nsiness,- under the- firm 4:lr L.-R. WA.LIKER•&
CO., successors to Wm: C. Stevenson.
LAMB NRT R. WALKER,
PE rEg. N. CRUSE,
712 South SECOND Street, opposite Almond
-
PHILADELPHIA, June 9, 1699.- jel7-6t*
:NOTICE. --THE FIRM 0 F W. RR
LOWELL & CO., Hardware Dealers, is this day
dissolved' by mutual consent; either of the partners is
authorized to use the name of the firm in settlement, of
its business. Those indebted will please call atan early
day, at the old ktand , No. 250 North SEC ,, ND Street,
and settle their accounts. W. B. HALLO WELL'
JAS. HAT a aTH
PHILADELPHIA, June 16, 1863.
THE SUBSCRIBERS -HA.VING . THIS
÷. day formel a Copartnership under the name and
SIM otHALLOWELL & H ANCOCK. will Continue the
HARDWARE Business at the old stand of Wm. R. Hal
lowell & Co., No. 250 North SECOND Street.
• . JAS. SEI A.L LO WELL,
CONROW HANCOCK.
PHILADELPHIA, 3 . 11136 1,186'.3.-' lt*
!ME ,SUBSCRIBERS - WILL_
NUE the tiRUGI BUSINESS, as heretorote, at the
Old Stand; No. 724 mirrEz i
7.lll.oo.,Driikests,
jal-tf , 724 MAttICET Street.
THE FIRM OF .HROA.DBENT & CO.,
Photographers, is this day dissolved, by the re
tirement of S. BROADBENT.
The business will be continued by his late partners,
under the name of WENDER° rH 3c TAYLOR.- Mr.
Wenderoth; the artist,' and the inventor of the ivory -
type and Wenderotype, who was - associated in the late
firm for four years, will continue at the head of the
Artists' 'Department; and Mr. Taylor, also a partner in
the late firm, will remain as heretofore, in charge of the
business in the Reception Room.
S. BROADBENT,- -
F. A WEI BROT,
•,
• 91.5, 9146 and' 916 CHESTNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA, June s, 1863. -
WINDBROTH St TAYLOR (late Broadbent
dc Co. )
have just opened, in connection with their old rooms,
the most beautiful and spacious Operating Room in the
city; and by this and other improvements they intend
to insure more complete attention to thayeenirements of
their increasing business.
Every style of picture taken in connection.with Photo
graphy, including l'sorytypes, Wanderotypes,• Oil
Paintings, Photographs. Carts de Visite, etc
WEN DEROTH & T aYLOR,
jes-fmwl2t if 90, 914, and 916 CHESTNUT Street.
P FAMILIES RESLDING IN THE
.RURAL DISTRICTS. ,
We are prepared. as heretofore, to imply Families al
their Country Reeidences with
EVERY' DESCRIPTION OF
FINE GROCERIES, TEAS, &a
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
my'Zi-tf CORNER ELEV.ENTR AND. VINE STS:,
LOST OR STOLEN. ON FRIDAY:.
June 12th.. Oil& THOUSAND AND Pint-Dor .
LAltS7most if :not all, in :Government moneY;:.The:-
finder or bolder will be suitably rewarded by returning .
the money to the owner, whose address can be °Mali:44-
M this office . " '=
FAMILIES AND HOTELS DESIRING.
- 1 - - FL really choice and delicate, HAN. shonl4, ask; SO
the V. .WHITTAKM SONS & e, St: lanais. so4tir 7
Mired: `They have no stmerior,lnnnlmarkat.- For Sate
by all the' principal grocers, and who esale.c&ly by tbair.
agents. TA,CIEIt RO.,__Ntnirers, ,-
myD-fmarlm 132.'WnJONIT Street: ,
(Z.p.EGG WL NYKTIfii .
N-14 NETAT.LIC byiWATASNV
&' NUENHAN; %AL CRASTNTYL - btnaet. le-lhe
beautiful and ecoamnical iiefrizere.tor ever.pregeet&3o
the prtblic. This is a cOMidnatiob of,,Nefrigeraton zed
Water cooler , and. rw.niTen ve4y more tcso for bOtb
than in generetly wed, for the cooler alone- irefAibirlit
, - •
.
YE, AND 'EAR:--- - PROF.: J ISA/LOS .
:11. A., Ocalist and . Airrict. formerly of LaYdaa,
Hdiland, now at - 14 o: tin - NNE Street; where. persons
aflliof ed.with 4 isam4es of tha.Eye.and Itar will tie scion
tifically. txsated; and.,.ocreil:it.curnhie. ..,ArtlficiaLEyee
iffiartedirgbauf Rii4,; . : Zi; u,-..tfo olizr.go &win For exa - -
tfila,atigip., !,.., ,-.5„. - • ..10, .f. , , ',. , • ~.. Ael-Saf,"
AMUSEMEWn.I.
NER D CHESTN lIT-STRI4 FT THEA
TRE. —twee and Manager—Mr.:W. WHEATLEY.
Eugagemont of the celebrated smeriean Actress.
MRS. D. P. BOWEa S.
L P. 'BARRETT AS R0 1 3.4 - 3r LUDLEY.
THTS (W;lfinesday) EVENING, June 17. 1383,
John Brougham's Dew Sensational Play, written eg
presOy for Mrs. Skewers, entitled
THE MYoTERY OE AIEIDLEY (PIERS.
from Miss Braddon's novel of ." Lady . AteleiosSeeret "'
Lady And ley Mrs D. P. BOWER&
Robert Andley L P. Barrett.
George Talboys iddlultongk.
Luke Marks • Charles - Whaatleigk.
Alicia Audley Aire 5. I. Barrett.
ACT I.—"BEFORE THE STORK. ''•
ACT IL —"A YEAR Ayrgit." ,
ACT II TH E AVM. ORR "
THE MYSTERY SOLVED!
The play will be placed upon the stage with that de
gree of care and attention which has marked the produc
tion of every dramatic work .since the openi ig of this
theatre. Duri ag , the evening a variety of popular gems
by the Orchestra. under the direction of Mark Hassler.
Curtain risesst,S o'clock. _
TBE GRAND FLORAL FAIR AT
com m. HALL. CHESTNUT. above - T CVELFTEL
is still open. Tbe .is superbly decorated with
shields, Asps, banners, dm.; , the tables handsome,
gracefully arched, festooned with evergreens and flow
ers. and magnificently furnished.
PETS AFT gRNOON and TO-MORROW. between 3 and.
6 o'clock.. GRAND LEVEES for`childtem Single tickets
only 10 cf pls. .
•
In addition to the profuse display of flowers and fancy
articles this evening, as well - as to-morrow evening. the
Fall will be brilliantly illuminated, and % grand Preme.
nade Concert given bv Neil's splendid Military Band.
NEW PROGRAMME THIS EVENING.
1. Overture •
2 0, Summer Night
3. Greed March
- 4 Quickstep.
5. airway Polka. '
INTERMISSION
6. Hail to the Chief
7. Festival March
8. Quickstep—Vatiosal Guards
9. German Waite
• - -
INTIMACIES LON:
11 Silvery Showers
]2 The Last Rose of Summer
13. Maryland, My Maryland
14. When this Cruel War is Oven...
lb Finale—National sirs --
Season tickets only 25 - cents. which not only admit this
evening. but also every day and evening this week.
jel7•ia*
VLEVENTASTREET OPER A. HO TSB;
...ELEVENTH Street. above CHESTNITY
UNBOUNDED SUCCESS! ROUSES CRO WDED4
THIRD WEEK
Of the Great Moral Drama.
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN,
Mr. T. WEIN as • Uncle 'role
Miss 'JOHNSON as Topsy,
Mist; MARY AISECKET ' ' Annt Ophelia.
Little Miss PLACE as " The Gentle Eva.
.Supported by a frill Dramatic Company.
Admission 25 cents. secured seats 15 cents extra,
Children 16 cents. Commence at 8 o'clock.
• MATINEE EVERY SA' URD .A_FTERNOnN. jelite
pENNSYLVANLI. ACADEMY ON
TF E FINE ARTS,
1023 CHESTNUT STE.Nr.P.
TIM FORTIETH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
IS NOW OPEN.
Prom 9 A. M., till 7"P.. M., and froM B.thll ID P. N.7 . '
Admission, 25 cents. Season Tickets; 60 CentS.
Annual Tickets, One Dollar.
Stockholders. Artists, and Contributors will rennin
their Tickets at the Office- . invft-tt
TNSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND.-
1 EXHIBITION every WEDNESDAY aty. P. hf-'`Ai.
mission -. TEN CENTS. Store No. 11 South —EIGHTH
THE SEAL SHORE.
si gir mi t ,• FOR CARE M.AY.
ON THURSDAY, 25th „Tune.
She large and splendid steamer MANHATTAN Will com
mence' running to CAPE MAY during Bathing Season.
The Manhattan is a good seaboat. and is much larger
than any boat that ever ran to. Cape May. She will touck
-at Pew Castle going and rpturning. _Farther rmtion will
be given. . Ciel6-80_ -A R BY.BOLD..
RAILROAD LINES.
atlegk thiC
FOR THESEA
BHOTLE!_ _
,C
_SUMMER ARRANGSIKENT.
ADMEN AND ATLANTIC RAILROAD.
On and after MONDAY, Sone 15th, 1883, trains for At
lantic City will leave Vine-street Ferry as follows: •
Mail train leaves 730 A. K.
Express train Waves 3 45 P. M.
Freight train. with passenger car attached... 9.00 A. X.
Returning, leaves Atlantic City;
Mail train 436 P.
Express train 6 00 A. K.
Freight train 12.05 P.
Fare to Atlantic, $2. Roun'tl-Trip Tickets, good for
the day and train only, or down on Saturday and up ow
Monday morning, $3. •
An Accemmods Don Train to' R - and D. B. R. R. Junc
tion will leave Vine street at 5,15 P. M. ; returning next
morning at 6.15 •
EXTRA. HADDONFIELD TRAINS
Leave Vine street at 10. 15 A. M. and 145 P. M.
Leave Haddonfield at 12.15 P. M. and 3 P. M
je3-If .Jl4O. G 'BRYANT, Agent.
- =w CAPE MAY.
OFFICE CAPE MAT AND MILVTILLE R R CO.,
409 Walnut Street, June= MS.
I M oj.
On and after MONDAY, the 22d of June, the cars wki
ran-upon this road to the Dennisville Station. leaving
Walnut-street ferry at 9 o'clock A M., in the West Jer
sey cars The cars will ran from Cape May Court 8008,
to Ceps May, reducing the di, tance ln stage to nine miles.
jel3-tf C. B. DUNGAN, President.
afr-NPHILADELPHIA
...JAME ATM LONG BRANCH VI
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC AND RARITAN . AND DE
LAWARE BAY RAILROAD
On and after Monday. June 15th. and until further no
tice, passenger train will leave Vine-street Ferry at 7.30
A. hl . arriving at Long - Branch at 1110 A. M.
Returning, leaves Long Branch at 3.35 P. M., arriving
at Philadelphia at 7.45 P M.
Passeners landed close to the Hotels.).
N. B.—Excursion' parties will be carried on liberal
terms. Apply to • L. B. COLS, ••
Agent at the Depot. Cooper's Point.'
BEZCJ. S MONO.,
Assistant Superintendent.
LONG BRANCH EXPRESS.-THE
Philadelphia local Express Company will nut a
Daily Ekprees to Long Branch. checking baggage
through froth residences in Philadelphia, to be delivered
'at an the hotels. .
argigimg W - EST CHESTER AND
"PAM CDILLPHIA RAILROAD,
MEDIA.
SUMMER ,9REtANGEME/PP.
On and after MONDAY, JUNE 1, WO, the trains mil
leave Philadelphia, from the depot. Northeast corner of
Eighteenth and Market streets, at 7.50 and 10.30 A.
and at 2. 4.79, and 6.5.5 P. M.
On TLIESN •YF and FRIDAYS a train WA leave WI
CHESTER at 6.50 P. M. Returning, leave. Philadelphia
at 9.15 P. M. -
Trains leave the corner of Thirty Bret' and Market
streets (WeattPhiledelphia>4l minutes afterthe starting
time from Eiehteenth and.4fa,ket.
On SUNBATS leave Phifadelphia at 8 - d'. M. and II
_P. M. Leave-West Chester at 750 & X anal' SP. N.
The trains leaving Philadelphia at 7.60 S. M. and 4.91;
P. M. connect at Pennelton with trains on the P. and
B. C. R...R. for Concord Kimnett, Oxford, ate.
jel tf HENRY WOOD. Superintendent.
THE PHILADELPHL&
AND EASTERN TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY is mow prepared to forward FREIGHT from
Philadelphia to New York, via Camden mei Port
Moi
month. _
The attention of. Shippers and Merchants is directed to
this new and expeditious RATE - MAD ROUTS, awl a
portion of their patronage respectfully solicited.
Freight received at third wharfabove Arch street.
For further particulars apply to
BE° . B. BuseßYLOH,_Freig:kt A
11L ffila
UIR NOttil
W. F. GUIFFITTS, 71‘,. General Manager,
JOHN BITCH, Proight &gent,
ray29.4f Pier No. MR NORTH ftiVita. Ifew York.
BOARDING.
A SECOND-SI ORY FRONT ROOM, _
A
for Gentleman and. Wife, No. 156 North RIFIT4
Street. 3t.
R,IN GLE AND COMMIINICATING
SECOND-STOES ROOSTS, for transient and perata
rent Boordprs. IPIS WA GNRT StreAt i.11,2t*
HOTELS.
3/rETROPOLITAN HOTEL,
-a- (LATE Baown'e.)
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Sixth and Seventh eireete,
- WASHINGTON CITY. -
A. R. POTTS,
Proprietor.
m9`2 -6m
ICE I ICE! ICE! ICE 1 ICE! ICE!
COLD SPRING ICI COMPANY
Families, Offices, Hotels, Shipping. Ice-crown saloo n s.
supplied daily with a pure article of BOST° S .
ICE, at the very lowest market rates. Dealers real
large coneumere supplied at wholesale Priem.
Wagons run in all paved limits of the Consolidated city.
and, in the Twenty-fourth Ward.
THOS. B CALEfILL.
395 WALNUT Street.
North Penna. B. $ Master street.
Lombard and Twenty-fifth streets.
apS-Smit" Fins-street wharf. Schuylkill.
COAL.
C _
.-
0 A ~-SUGAR LOAF; BEAVER
bleadow...aud Spring, Mountain Lehigh Coal. sad
beet Locust - ;hfountaiu from Schurlkill; prepared ex.
Presely.for fainity use. .-Depot, N. W. corner of SIGHTS
and WILLOW Streets. - :olffee, No.-1.1% South SECOND
Street. - • os:EaP l 7 l 7] J. wArron-
MEDICAL.
D R: B - WAYNE'S -PAbTA-CEA.
- THE GREAT ALTERATIVE -AND PURIFIER.
Thelaoit reliable remedy for.
SCROFULA. •
' -or King's'Evil:Cancersi. -
Ulcerous ,and White Swelling,
Eruptions of the Skin." Blotches or
Pimples of the face. obstinate or scaly
-Eruptions, Boils, which arise from an •lin-
Pure habit of blood. • pain in the bones; weakened
and debilitated state of • the system, arising
either from a long and protracted - case' of
' sickness, or having swallowed a large
amount of drags, calomel, Acc.,
which may have affected
- the bones; ;orctlibliu,
coveringiuttlied.-;- - -
the periostentiOihiel“—
sometimes give rise techronle
ulcerous dischargwandsmailbenes
occasionally comenwaYAltttacks of rhea
matism, in consequence ofanlnjared or abused
constitution, affectionstortliesvice,J?ropsy, Jaun
dice, or yellowness of theAlli;o ll rettie affections of the
liver. litarasinus or waktintotileshicerated Sore
Throat, Hip Joint Oritophilitt,",,dercurial and.
Syphilitic Diseases;CWOrilc Eiyalyellas of
theface, dark blc tchener defectein. '
tbe skin; in short,, the-most'
loathsome diseitieswhick
have pat every other
medicine at deft- '
- - - - -
ante for more than quarter: of a century, have been per
feetly reetoredby thin great "VEGETABLE PAN &CEA. '
This "Panacea" will be found - highly useful in many
diseases not-herein specified; it acts as a preventive
against the atttachsand.inroade of liseas. especially for
those whose constitntio_rvenuires nourishment and new
vigor Persons, by its ; tile. will find a great improve
ment in their health and'etrength, .as by purifying the
blood. will mnove orsfaeles, which may have been
scarcely worth noticiiiglat their COMMenCeM.'"iks t it will
also have the tendency . ..to regulate the bowels.' u..easen
of et:options of the skim. on any Part covering the i.lB
- or from any cause. by making use of S WAYNE'S "--
ALL-HEALING - OINT 11113 fir" to rub on in connection
With the internal use of the "P&NACEA.,"wiII care the
most obstinate eruptive - disease, - no matter of how long
standing. Prepared onlYhy
• Dg: • SWAYNE St SON,
No. 330 N. SIXTH St.. above Vine. Phila.
To whom all orders should be addressed. • Deb-tf
ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S
OFFI.C.g;
.. corner of "G" and . .TWESTY SECOND
Streets. - WASHINGioc__ — D June 8, 185EWill be sold at Auction, on W.V.DNES - P.A.Y, Jane 2402.,
at.the Coral. near. Observakory;.=a; lot of Condemned.
HORSES' 'aid - MIMES, the property of. thettnited Stated.
Terms cashin Government funds..
Sale to commence atlo A. M. C. - It'VOItP.KiNS,.
,g&-% yi D . Capt., A. Q:,?47, - ., 11.
•
PACIFIC BAILNPAY.—THE UN DU.R
sinned will receive_procosals to furnhhfonr.thernSmui
44,006))t0ri5-?of- ikILWAt ?RON, or any uart - FAnrept
for the track ofthe First Section of the . llnic4,ragOfts
Eastern DivisiOn:"" „ '
ireit.to of American manufacture,
quAlity, and to be delivered either at• leaw.,,zoyettlx, - -6r
my XIA AS
'-' Communications for further informeiticimtlantidd.; , ?-• -- ..
. eitto the undersigned, or to SA M UEL 11914.,F,TF dr GO
8 11 8 BEAV - F4 Street,- env ork„ - Ter - A5: dash oil
livery. J C. Ytß t nt)Nt,
President Union Pacific Italp i tty, E. D.
'Farr' YORK, June 9, 1863. ' jel2-11)t
VURGITNDY WWl_
_711•11,
-Casks nat received _vet , "skip "Jaunt '?JsTeal• itl
bond, 'byCHAS. 'B. & Jl6ll. 0.06.418kAt
- at& ArALMErtiiita GRA. 741 544"---
.
BRICK PRESFIFA IRA ,
i4La curTem . rona• m s oirLim. aiAllAck-i6 L arikeit
Tools .:• , way,R4- • 4
trall%lnk. " Nog. South viva sins.
TUATIY4 AND CTaA Foarrr
t lu-nbe Tuu—,ua up daily..saliam, wAnt.di
Tirllßs PRoasE, scp. tra 4.txxv
orieratie
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