CITY I'l'ollll3-
THE power of thought has nowhere been
more strikingly illustrated than in the meehanic
arts, A new conception better than has been be.
fore known is no sooner presented in substantial
form—a machine—than it makes its way into factory,
workshop, and family—revolutionizes whole de
partments of industry, and silently and rapidly
changes, the habits and employments of whole com
munities. Scarce ten years ago and millions of
weary hands plied from early dawn till the small
hours of night the fatal sewing needle, to secure for
themselves and their fambillea a scanty subsistence,
while ministering to the comfort and gratifying' the
tastes of the more fortunate or wealthy. The iron
needle-woman the sewing-machine has trans
formed these mountains of toil into little more than
pastime; and the pale, wen, self-Sacrificing, devOted
:seamstress of flesh and blood, as a class, have dis
appeared forever. The very latest improvement in
'this same sewin&-machine art furnishes a hardly,
less remarkable illustration of this same truth. It
is only a year since Grover, of the Grover & Baker
Sewing Machine 00., produced this new lock-anti%
machine, No. 9; and althmfgh the branch of art to
'which it belonged was already so crowded with ex
cellent machines that there seemed little need or
desire forJmything better, this new machine—new
and better thought clothed in substantial firm—has
.already sui erseded and displaced wherever intro
duced, by mere force of its superiority, the various ex
•cellent machines of the same class which preceded
it, and seems destined at an early day to effect Ma
terially and beneficially the industry of two con.
tinents. Verily, newly discovered truth in the
Material wol Id, as elsewhere, is the most radical and
thorough of innuva'ors and reformers.
SUPERIOR CANNED FRUITS.—The pro
prietors of the popular old grocery house of the late
O. H, - Mattson, dealers in fine family groceries, Arch
and Tenth streets, have now in store a superior line
of canned fruits, ofithe ohoioest flavors, and of the
finest quality, to which we invite the attention of
our readers.
GO,OOO MEN FROM PENNSYLVANIA.--
idsten,•young heroca ! your country ie !
Time atrikem the hour for the brave and the true I
Vow, while theloremoat are lighting and falling,
Fill up the ranks that have opened for you.
stay not for questions while Freedom stands gasping;
Wait not till Honor lies wrapped in its pall!
!Brief the lips' meeting be, swift the hands' clasping :
"Off for the wars !" kienough for them all.
1 36reak from the arms thatwould fondly caress you;
Bark !Ills the bugle blast ! sabres are drawn !
IVlothers shall pray tiff you; fathers shalt bless you;
•Naideni shall weep for you, when you are gone!
Officers' uniforms, ready made, at Charles Stokes
Co.'s "One Price," under the Continental.
RICHES AND POVERTY.—Every bitter has
its sweet. Poverty 'brings good appetite, while
.bard work makes you sleep and snore like a hum
ming-top. If you live on cold potatoes, just recol
lect that cold potatoes are in no way related to the
gout, and above alt be content to wear the cheap and
elegant styles of garments, manufactured by Gran
ville Stokes, the, popular merchant tailor, at No.
609 Chestnut street.
:A QUAKER. ON CRINOLINF..—A female
•k'riend thus replies to the strictures of one " Ruth,"
On hoops a" Oh, ' Ruth,' let met advise thee, don
that coatapet minus the wires, also thy wife's wrap
per, just to see how nice thee will feel with thy feet'
hampered and muffled la the tangling skirts of hea
vy gowns. I think, too, thee might take a stroll on
the shore, where the winds can have a fling at the
cumbersome drapery. I trust thee will by that time
•be oured.of anti-boopathy, and perfectly ready to
enthrone Queen Crinoline." If Ruth is a mason
line, as our fair correspondent hints, he would
doubtless prefer to not don a " coatapet," but rather
to procure for himself an elegant' and appropriate
suit of male tog.gery, at the Brown Stone Clothing
Ball of Rockhili & Wilson, Nos. 603 and 606 Chest
nut street, above Sixth,
ARRHALs AT THE HOTELS;
UP TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST Nl(3-HT.
Otrard—Chestnut •
F N Millais, Realm /le
Col W R Robertson, N
.Alex S Cutter, Dew Jersey
B L James, Vow Jersey
C H Colleen, D
Gus Ricker, Covington, Ky
Richardson & ash n
Anderson, Elanislinrg
J Criswell, Shippeasburg
Al Strome Pottsvi ll e
James K Herr. Franklin
W L Corbett, C anion, Fa
Chas Heebner, Lee, Mats
D M Peck, Pennsylvania
JE, A Penury,Pict.burg
kainuel Mark ball, 13 utler,Pa
W Wriatan. Pittsburg
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John Sills, Pit.t.murg
U blerour S w, To. ands, Pa
Miss hi Itiereur, 'Cwwanda
Hopkinson mith, Bait,
Miss M Malan - I*MM riMare
F3aml Dlcelary, Am York
Joy MoClary. New York
..Pare J S Borden, Baltimore
.Edward Accbb ul d , °mu
W WattQ, A
'Theta J Ham, Honesdale
Jiiiej Gee Bard welt. Penna
M Richards. Pitt-burg
N H fficate, Allegheny
Mre J Leisenring, M Unlink
Bra S Price, Maud" Chunk
Mrs D Bertsch, M. (Thank
B Hhigley, Dover, l)el
Mies Ridgley, Dover
A Getty, India,
W C Buffington, Maryland
A Minoan, Bambii. g
Vonitinemtal—Ninth
Win 0 Headly, Newark, NJ.
David.° .Todd, Newark, NJ
Gao A Berry & wt, Pittsburg
Miss Berry, Pittsburg
Mrs Geo Peeples, Pittsburg
Mice Peeples Pittsburg
Mrs J W Mailman, Pittsb'g
Geo W Hallman Pittsburg
Mrs Wm Carr, Pittsburg
J Hanscom, Portom'h, N H
R Nye, Boston
Thus Pout, Dew Jersey
B Shaw. Germuntewn
A Harrison, Gezroatitolarn
J B +McCreary
W H Cook, Maryland
J N H. Patrick & la, Omaha
A 8 Patrick, °lnaba
Dr H B Richards. Illinois
M D Main, Maryland "
W Dunn. Cincinnati, 0
J Healyman & family
W Kaneen, Harrisburg
A P Eastlake,. Harrisburg
MBA Chas Ewing, N J
Capt J Po Pieta« r, N J
Mrs Perry, Bt d ford
Mies Nye, Bedford
Master Perry. Bec ford
Mists M Harris, New York
C H Hayden Boston
Geo Y lv Baldwin, orY
A Morton. bit TV York
J L
R owth Bennet, New York
er
J C Wagner, USA
R P Nieid, Kentucky
.1 A Ruple. Watrhington
D Aiken, Washi igton
P H Brower, Maine
J 0 Brower, Maine
Miss Cook, Maryland
Joe Park &wl, Wash, D C
'Jam C Packard, Kansas
Gniwits. Leavenworth
Wm Watts. Penua
.7 W Blanchard, N Castle
W A Galbraith, Erie
C R Ransom & la, 'Mega, NY
Miss A Ransom, Tioga, N
W W Smith. Wash. Pa
M Wilkins, Wash. -Pa
A K Hay, Jr. New Jersey
A Parker, Roxbury
Col Wallace, New York
F Konierson.Warren., Pal
B.Castor. Akron,o
..j Henry, New York
C P Hartshoin, Providence
J P Wilson & wt . . Brooklyn
L Lateon & wf, Brooklyn
W S Collins. Brooklyn
5' Castel, Venwsnela,
J C Barnes, New York
Jesse L Blemmer New York'
D Kenbedy, - Itax h Y
Ides K Smith, Roxbury
Blenfehanktn , --rovarit
H 0 Stevens, Maryland
Barry Whitney.
P Droste, Brooklyn,
W Cromer. Lewisburg
S L Connell, Pittsburg
J R Morrison. Uniontown
Peter Connelly. Pittsburg
John A Strain Pittsbnig
B litcdeanis, Pittsburg
M B Strain, Pittsburg
W B Coffretb, Somerset
Dr ft Llchty, Pennsylvania
Geo F Baer, Somerset
Lewis Lichty, Somerset
SW Farnam, Lnzerne co
Mrs D Freham 8 e, Pa
M V Foster, . Cincinnati
Ron A Plummer, Franklin
C Trout, Mercer co, Pa
W J Bear & wf, Somerset, Pa
Hone H Coffroth & wf, Pa
Jae P White, MeKemport
A Patton.,Green co, Pa
B Sinclair. Steubenville
lila3 J C Ball,„Brie, Pa
F M Hutchinson, Pittsburg
Hon K L Blood, Penna
Hon G W StMn, Easton
Geo Sanderson,Scranton
P Davis, Metdville:
C Lyman. Conderoport, Pa
P Wilmartn* Put-borg
Harvey !Realer, Penna
John Blanding. en.q no, Pa
A J Baker. Pittsburg
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John Murphy, Pltt.,burg
8 R Pattern% Pittsburg
Val Hay, SorareetoPa
T 8 "Ewing, PHA
Asinerlossn—Clheingsu
J W Redden, Illinois'
Mrs B Morgan, New Tork -
Jae Sherman, New York
John Moore, New York
r Henderson, New York
B McLean
Saml C Paul
J C Cresson, Germantown
Jos M Stoddard, .1r •
John S Taylor
Alfred Lambden Penna.
J W Stephens. Penne,
X Bennis, Penns , •
S B Campbell, Penne,
Templeton,l'enna
N W Humason; Mercer
.J M Dickey, Mercer
PR Wilson, Merger ,
J C Steele, Maryland
John W Barton,Barrisburg
SC Lincria—Chertnug
I, Rem. New York
J W &halts Sr. wf Newark
0 Deschamp, Burlington
J H Turner, Mount Holly
Holdman
John 0 Wellsford. N York
jtobt Wellsford. New York
.1 E Adams, Maine
Wm Mulford, Brooklyn
W A Drown, Phila
W W Proctor, Bont.
J B Waldo, New York
0 L "toward, New York
National—Race ont
Cooper, Pram kford
B Hell!, Lebanon
Ely, Lebanon-.
'llr D Weidonbamer, Penne.
Shropp, Bethlfthpin
J 0 Aulenbach, Lebanon
P Ballnit, Lehigh co
H Seip& - al, Allentown
A Katz, Reading'
.1) Dillinnr, Allentown
Sent COL G Wynkoop, Pa
Commercial—Sixth at,
Briillea.Ci ester co
J.l limey,. Chester col
B F111371b4f11101.
V Bowen, Delaware
M Clark
J Kimball. Poona .
S Byrne, Cambria co
Dr, B P Greenleaf, Chester co
states Ussion—Stith
J Stenbarger, Col
D F B=ll4 Cle, rfle'd
A T Mansell, Maryland
J Cannon, Maryland
DR Jacobs ca is, Delaware
J Roach, Washington
.1 B Evans,Rockdalo. Pa
M Edwards, Delaware
The Union—Arch at
TP Bet, Pittsburg
Airs 13 Webb, foltwitilen, 0
0 Tinstinan, Pesna
A 0 Tinsman, Ps'verre so
LB Leasure, Madison
George Freeman
h Binehman
a Gibson. Pennsylvania
treat. below Moth.
IH &Molars, Pitisba. g
D Rhodes, Pittsburg
W H Hill, Pittsburg
0 Evans, Pittsburg
R P Getty, Pittsburg
Capt A G. Loyd, ea nburg
Dr A G McQuade, Pittsburg
E P Kearns, Pittsburg •
W H Witte, Linden, Pa
Major Cameron, U s A
Mrs Cameron & child, Pa
Charles Carr, Pittsburg
Jesse Smith, Illinois
N C Brooks, Virden, 11l
John A Erben, Lancaster
E Robins, Philadelphia
EA Coen, N Y .
Chas Latimer, U S N
Dr J E Huey, McKeesport
A Duncan,.Chambersburg
C L Lumberton. Clarion, Pa
P Applebach, Ponta
W Rogers, Pencil.
fame Painter, Puma
M C Eby, Harrisburg
1' Norton. New York
Isaac Colburn & wf, Boston
B &mom & wf, Indiana
Jas F Campbell, Johnstown
Jas T Johnston, John town
Dr & Mrs Elmer, Bridgeton
J Brady, Harrisburg
II G Smith, SlcConnelsbarg.
H Macomber. U S N
0 H Byrd & wf, Baltimore
J E Taylor, Burlington
C L Smith. Patina
Jas H Lairel, 1 , 1. w York
mt Chestnut streets.
Alex McClure. Pittsburg
J H Lnthron, Wash, 0 (2,
A Wylie, Washington, D
J P Dennis, r ,
ew York
R Brown, War en, Pa
W Reid, Cineinnad. 0
J F Wheeler, Pittsburg
Col Morgan, Pittsburg
Thos J Lee, Boston
E E Norris,' Chicago
D Burnett & 'silt, NOW "fork
El. Emery wf, Boston
Airs W, 13 Tilton,- Baltimore
W Pirmt tone
J H T McPherson & isf . f Bait
Mrs N 'Francis, NE sv York
W Firmstone, Easton
Chas Warners la. N Y
Mr Fisk, , Pottsville, Ps
D W Whitny, New York
EI Brainard, N..w York.
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John Swintnrne, New lark
H. &Platt, New York
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JP Jenkins, New York
Chas Martin. New York
J W Neall; Boston'
6 / Bourne & wf, R leland
' Mrs Terrill & da, R Island
T Riddle, Pennsylvania
Li Col John Smith. N Y
D H Swestser. Boston
F P Scott, Baltimore
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H T Scott, ItUry laud
J.Ladddtla,llSA
E F Shepard, New York
J J Howard Or la. Wash
L Spring, New York
C Fink, New York
W H Freeman., New York'
RH (hear, 13,,lcimore
Dr Z S Sampson, Boston
Wm C Pray, Boston
B Vraman, New York
T Hellen, New York
P F Nicholson, New York
Chas Silver, P_otraville
Fro - well Fisher. Potrevnle
W M Hodges, New York
S S Clmboro, New York
A S Kennedy,.New-York
H Watson, New York'
J N Gimbride, New York
J W Dix. New York
A Fineman, New York
G Pollen. New York
B Franklin, - New York
Marshall Bazing,New York
Betas
Jas P Robertson,'R El ft
MeSherry, II 8 N -
Jas W Cromwell. New York
FStruthers, Pen na
P N Burke, New York
RE &mine, New York
Thompson, New York
street. below Arch.
D Stratton, Salem, N J
J V Foster, Centre county
Geo L Catrtngtun. Conn
H PRoss, Doylestown
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Wm lleerbert, New Jersey
B R Spencer, New Jersey
Jos L Chase, Pennsylvania -
E B Chase„Penctsylystlia
W U Lawati de wt. Easton
Miss Lawn'', Easton
Hon W Bigler, Clearfield
Hon Asa Packer. Chunk
Wm Smith, Pittsburg
JP Philson, Berlin. Pa
J C Philson, Berlin. Pa
Jae, Weigle, Berlin. Pa
Semi Shore, Pittsburg
GP - Steele. Wilkesbarre
John V Smith. Penne
E B CoUings.Wilkesbarre
Josiah Cole, Easton
R.F.Micke. Easton
John. Stotzsr, Easton
CO 3 Skeer & wf, hf Chunk
Thos Peal, New Jersey
Chas Law, Pittston
Abel White, Haverhill
Alfred Howell, Penne
W L Cresson-- -
R K. Campbell, Green co,Pa
B Dickey, Livermore
A J Colborn, Somerset, Pa
J W Dickernon, Bedford
W ,N B ar rett Ckmbria, Pa
Maj A Crevelinc, Penns,
G.W Taylor, Tivoli, Pa
McCloud, Washington
Uhae - Ball, Erie, Pa
street, above Fifth.
Sohlamp. Evansville, Ind
Mrs Reis, Evansville
DIIEE Reis..Evansvllle
C Krosner, Evansville
Mrs E Rroener,'Evaniville
Mrs Elttrolff; Evansville
JE Dougherty, Penns
John E Potter
Orson Brooks, Boston
P Ludlam & wr, Bridgeton.
F 'l' McDonald, II S
S Newell. New :York
J Meltlurtree.Summit Hill
111 Furman. Puttsville
John Clayton, Poi taville
John Schaerfeld, Reading'
E Sheets. Penne,
D D Sheldon, New York 3
Wm Spaythe, Havana
West. above
Mrs J Mitchell. New JerseY
MiS9 Ribble, New Jar eY
T Klein hone, New. Jersey
C L Hanthaw ay
H, B Howard. Maine
Jas M ives. New York
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Capt W 11 Windeler, Ohio
J H. Cool; Chicago
T Carrington, Baltimore
E P Peck, Proy,
,
C Connecticat.
P Duch, Connecticut
eet. albove
J W Daugherty, Lebanon
Mont C4riich, reQua
Mont J, Hahne, Penns
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J J Gieer,DOyleBtoWll
M V B Stein 2, Penns
L W Krebs, Ringto w a
M Bidler, Ringtoson
J C ernermso, Danville
Obalfant, Danville
Mrs Col Wynkoop, ?own
reetl ab9va Chestnut
B DI Bye, Delaware
W Levie,Weit elhea
B Hick.man, We4t Chester .
A Bressler, itchtlyikin CO • '
C Stutzman, •chuylkill
J &liftman Minya ill 'co
J, W Cowell, Doyldeto wn
mad Market streets.
H Leaman, Lancaster co
J B Chem:den, k'nils
Win Mason, Phila
W Mr - Castles. Penna
S W Snakman, Pena&
Miss M aollavvell,P , nna
U-Mollar New yr-Yyric
treat, above Thtird.
York
R M Leann. tt York
R Watson Doylestown'; ..
D B Beide?, eotorrille
Wheeler, Dal o Y
J.O Brown, Lynn. Shat
Samuel ts9Wie,
Martin Bare, tliacian di. 0
Miss Bare, Cincinnati. 0
Mad ilelli—Second gt
1' Wuudall, Delaware .•
JFinuey, Stockton. IN .1
A W Repo, Burlington, N J
W E Dean. Stroudsburg
H Husiou, StroudAurg
L A Knowles, Maine
Dr .1 fl D Knowles, Seaford
H Graffen
hire Thou peon. H J
real, above Market.
8 S Ely & la, New Hope
W Arthur, Smyrna, Vol
Huston,R Stroudsburg
'l' 51511.171er & la, N Jersey
W L Mann, Milford, N J
H Fetterman, New Jersey
H R Lear, Pennsylvania
J W Coll, Penusylvecia
above Callovehill.
W W Morris. Baclie co
B W Srnith, Bucks co
Henry Dorney, Lehigh co
Miss E Dorney, Lehigh co
Miss A. Dorney, Lehigh co
Bald Eagle—Third S
EH Snyder, Lehighton, Pa
J K Wennawacker, Pa
Heninger. Lebanon co
Jobs Brown, Scbnyhiil co
Jos Elechner, Moorestown
Wm Darney, Lehigh co.-P.
Black Bear—Third S
M Richards, Hamburg
Jos S 'toyer, Reading
J W & la, SelCll on
L. albove
J S Reed, Swamp Creek
H Tomlinswi & la, Byberry.
Barley Sheaf—Seco
Dr Hill, Hatboro
Smith, Cheltethairt
bl H Lechleirival en,,Pwirn
4 St., below Vine.
J Ottawaleder, Fox Chase
J Dungan, Baeletou
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EPILEPSY, (...,ONYULSIONS OR FITS.
This disease soon becomes firmly fixed by habit, and
the more numerous the attacks have been, the greater is
their liability to 'Mara, and the greater will be the dif
ficulty in arresting them: They also repeat themselves
at ihorter intervals, and they gradually increaselin se
veriiy,so that what at first wasperhaps a mere fAintuees,
with or without alight muecular twttchings, and occur
ring at long intervals, in time become violent convul
sions, of almost daily occurrence. The, person thus af
fected gradually sinks into - a state of imbecility, a bur
den to himself and to his friends, until at length his suf
ferings are ended by the haud Of Death.
It is evident that if relief is obtained at all .after the
disease becomes habitual, it must be by some treatment
which is permanent in 'its effects, and which not only
suppresses the attacks, but also, if possible, removes the
morbid tendency to 'relapse.
Dr. D. JAYNE'S ALTERATIVE bas been found to an
uiver this purpose admirably, gradually removing ,the
-morbid tendency and the causes which produce the die
ettee,fln d wlicu its use is continued fora sufficient length
of time, producing permanent cares. Prepared only at
No. 242 CHI.STNIIT Street. j,3l9fnigtw3l
WHATEVER MAY BE THE REMOTE OR PRI
MARY cause of Skin Diseases, the immediate cause will
always be found 'Ulan obstructed etatelof the pores, which
throw off the insensible periTiration. The remedy - for
this obstruction is JAYNE'S ALTERATIVE, for it re
moves not only tbe obstinate state of the pores; but at
the same time frees the blood and perspiration from all
impurities and gross particles, which are so liable to
obitruci the small perspiratory vessels. The very worst
cases are constantly being cured by this valuable prep--
ration. Prepared only by Dr. D. JAYNE & SON No.
as% CHESTNUT Street. jell-fm&w3t
FIRST PREMIUM GROVER &," BAKER'S SEW
ING MACHINES, with latest improvements. o.fBces.
730 CHEffNUT Street, Philadelphia; MAIN Street, at.
Toll Gate, Germantown. jel9frniv-10t
DEAF MADE TO HEAR.—ACOUSTIC AURI
CLES, CURVETS, SOWOFERONS, EAR-DRUMS. and
oNer Sixty Varieties of EAR TRUMPETS, at P. MADA
RA'S Ear Instrnment Depot, US South TENTH Street,
below Chestnut -treet. . jel7-4t
THE SUMMER 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 through the weary night;
But 'twas enough to vex a saint,
The bedbugs' savage bite.
You may be sure I certain went
Next morn to Lyon's store,
And home in joyful triumph I
Th' Magnetic Powder bore,
Which quickly slaughtered every bug,
Mosquito. reach, and flea. "
LYon's Powder kills all insects. Lyon's Magnetic Pills
ere sure death to rats and mice. Sold everywhere.
je6-12t D DIAS S. BARNES, Now York.
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST
STYLES, made in the Best Manner, expressly for RETAIL
BALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plain Fi
gures. All Goods made to Order warranted satisfactory.
Our ONE-PRICE SYSTEM is Strictly adhered to. All are
thereby treated alike ..-
del2-ly JONES St C0..609- MARKET Street.
THIRTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE OF AN OLD
Strum—Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the prescrip-
tion of one of the beet female physicians anti nurses in
the United States, and hts been used for thirty years
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 acidity of the stomach.
Relieves wind colic.
Regulates the bowels. -
And gives rest, health, and comfort to mother and
child. Pb cents a bottle. m0,224=
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT CURBS
Rheumatism and never tails.
SPEAKMAN—HALLOWELL—On the 18th inst., I:ky
Aldermen Charles Welding, Mr. S. W. Speakman to
.51.!ss B. Malviiia Hallowell, of Chester county:Pa. *
GUYER—BIEMLNG aem —Un Wednesday evening,
June 17th 18ti3, at the residence of the bride's father, by
the Bev. Frank L. Robbins, Mr. Harry H. Guyer to
Miss Jennie A. Birmingham, both of this. city. Hew
York papers copy.
RIN G WALT—ELDER.—On the MIL inst. at the resi
dence of Dr. William Biller. by the Bev. Krotel.
Luther Bingwalt to Jessie Elder, all of this city. *
BOWL D—WELCH —On the 16th inst., by the Rev.
M. D. Kurtz, David F. Rowland,.of Huston, to Miss Ma
rion S. Welch, of this city.
r)I7BIZP.
BENERMAN. —On the 18th inst., Franklin Hall, son
of M. F. and: Louisa L. 13enerman, aged 9 months and 19
da 9. 3'
' . lle . relatives and friends of the family are respectful
ly invited to attend the funeral from the resideaceof the
intents. lie, 2021 Winter street, on Saturday afternoon,
20th inet., at 4o'clock, without farther notice. wo pro
ceed to Mount Vernon Cemetery.
IifiDERSON. —ln Petition Valley, Lancaster county,
on the 13th inst , of congestion of the brain, Mary
Ann, wife of Thomas. H. Henderson, in the filth year of
her age.
B AYNE. —On the 16th inst., Susanna E. Bayne, aged
16 years. -
BRA OLEY,—On the 18th inst., Miss Ellen Bradley,
aged 17 years.
BIINTING„—On the 16th inst. , Charles Bunting in the
67th year of his age
DUNN. —On the 16th inst., Thomas. Bunn, aged 70
OBITOARY
AORERT.V. Ms93EY. 104.
A citizen canbot have a truer epitaph than that which
is written by the judgment of mankind, The memory
of the Just is blessed, and he whose life, has been COILED.
crated to virtue does not die; he lives. hi the, memory of
viais family and fellow-man, and is endeared to them by
the recollection of the every-day kindnesses and bene
fits he has bestowed. To him existence has been a plea
sure, and death can have no pangs.
These reflections suggest themselves in consequence of
the recent demise of rr,OBERT V.MAtieE.Y, Esq..,who
departed this life at an advanced age. -The many frends
who followed his remains to theirlast rest resting place.
attest the sir cerity of-their esteem.
' He was a man of ripejudgment and benevolent nature.
His character was without a stain,. and he bequeathed to
his bereaved relatives the richest of all legacies—an
TILAcK NORWICH "CRAPES.-JUST
receiveiii, Norwich Crapes at 37. W. a yard.
Black all-wool, double-width Dalalnes, 87X,.95, *l,
. .
Black Monsseline de Laine Shawls.
Black Camel's Hair Barego Long Shawls, (two Shawls
.ntlicient to make a dress.)
Black Silk Chally. •
Black and White Mohair Plaids, 20 and. 23 cents.
Black Gros de Rhino, in. $1.12,4, sm.
Black Poult de Sole, or Mourning Silk. •
- BESSON & SUN; Mourning Store,
lel6 . - No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
B LACK SHAWLS, WHOLESALE.
Silk. fringed Thibet SHAWLS. • 1
Black Wool- fringed Shawls.
Plain Black Defame Shawls.
Black Barege and Grenadine Shawls.
Black Stellas, all grades.. -
Materials for the Shawls.
Shawl-width llamas ,'
Shawl-width fderinoes.
Shawl-width Paramattas.
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LYRE & LANDELL.
FOrrRTH & ARCH Btreete
FOURTHUP'JULY.
NATIONAL PROOESSION,
'UNDER THE DIRECTION ON TRH
UNION LEAGUE IN PHILADELPHIA.
ALL ORGANIZATIONS AND ASSOCIATIONS desiring
to take part in this Procession 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 character
are particularly mentioned:
MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS,
of any arm of the F erviec belonging to the United States
or to any or the States.-.
INVALID' SOLDIERS AND THOSE HONORABLY DIS
CHARGED FROM AC LIVE DUEY.
Anrangements 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
THE TURNER ASSOCIATION AND THE VARIOUS
SINGING SOCIETIES.
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
EIRE ENGINE, HOSE, AND HOOK AND LADDER
COMPANIES,
With their Engines, Carriages, and Druipments.
These Associations are particularly requested to furnish
their Ambulances for Invalid Soldiers..
ASSOCIATIONS
For the purposvf Exhibiting in the "Procession
TRADES, MANUFACTURERS. AORICULTURAL,PRO
DUCTS. &C.
ORGANIZED BODIES OF VICTITALERS, ON HORSE-
BACK OR ON FOOT. -
ORGANIZED BODIES OF, DRAYMEN, ON HORSE
BACK OR ON FOOT. .
A CAYALCABE OF CITIZEN&
CITIZENS ON FOOT.
Citizens are requested to DECORATE THEIR DWE ...-
LIEGE, along the Route of the Proceetdon, with FLAGS
AND OTHERWISE.
Particular request is made that applications for Places
in the Procession may be made early, and that 'fun in
formation be obtained to prevent confusion.
All communications will be addressed to the "CON.
BUTTER ON THE PROCESsIoN,"care of
MR. E. G. ANDREWS,
UNION LELGUE HOUSE,
No. MS CHESTNUT STREET.
fel2-fmwt4th
MANDRE WS SOUJIETY.—THE
members of this Society are requested, without
further notice, to al tend the funeral of their late fellow.
member. RICHARD RON AL DSON, ESQ.. on SATUR
DAY MORNING. The Brothers , will convene in the
Continental Hotel at 10 o'clock.
DAVID MILNE, Plea.ident.
Jel9.2t
JOBRPTI YouNo, BecretarY.
r 3. THEGRAND FLORAL FAIR AT
CONCERT HALL positively closes to-morrow.
VISIT IT TO-DAY. Admission only TEN cents. To
morrow afternoon speelally. attractive Levee for WI-
LAST PROMENADE CONCERT
but one, THIS EVENING. at CONCERT HALL,
in connection wit I the Grand Floral Fair. Admission
only TEN:cents. Fee Programme under Am:moments. lt*
MA.M.EICTING HP THE H ELwrivics
aud friends of the members of Co. D. Gray Re
serves, will be held THIS EVENING, at the ARMORY,
EIGHTEENTH 'and CRES PIMP Streete, to organize a
systematic plan .for their comfort while away. 10
IMCv OFFICE OF THE SURGEOGNAR.
TIST TO ,THE ARMY AND NAVY, 'Fiuramm.
PRIA. October St 186
- Wounded Soldiers and Sailors desirous of availing
themselves of the National Appropriation for eupplying
airtiScial Limbs, should apply immediately at the °Moe
of the Sutgeon-Artist to the Government, No. 1609
OHESTIWIStreet. B. FRANK PALMER,
isS-6m Government Snranon-Artist.
rX. A SPECIAL MEETING Or VII
Delaware Land Company will beheld on SATUR
DAY Sven!) g next, Ttme .20th.' at S o'click. , at 1113
WALIKIT Street, in regard to winding np,,llheiffairs of
the Company. .-.-: ' — jelS-2t*
. ,
.., .
HON. H. 11. STANTON, SECRETA.- .
IM
RY OF WAR, WASHINGTON : On behalf of the
citizens of Philadelphia, and its vicinity, the' undereign•'
eo respectfully request you to issue the proper authori
zation for iminecliately.raieing three Regiments of Ye•
hinteere of COLORED _MEN, from this part of Pentsyl-'
vania, for tbe war. The uudersigned are happy to be
able to state that, in their.lodgment. such action on
y cur pe rt would be gladly welcomed and eirnestty ens
Mined by avast majority of their loyal fellow-Mt:eons,
and that the invitation to volunteer for the defence of
the Union would be responded to with zeal and alacrity
by the colored men of Pennsylvania.
The undersigned would respectfully suggest. that,
should you conclude to inane the instruction which
they,: urge, that you order Fort Miele, or some other
suitable place, to be prepared for the reception of the
voluutecrs an fist as they may enlist; that none but co
lored non-commissioned officers be alloWed to canvass
for recruits. and that no individual: no clique, nor dis
tinct sec of politicians, be exclusively entrested with
this matter. It is the whole people who urge this action,
and all classes should be charged with its support Fi
nally, the undersigned assure you that they are willing
to uldtrlake the collection of whatsoever funds may be
neceeeery to defray extraordinary expenses fur recruit
ing Lut allowed by the Government, and in every other
honorableeand disinterested wey give their hearty ef
fort, towards raising these regiments e ‘ f ... Colored Men
for the war. •
-
Leaving the whole question of officering these re
cruits to you, with no suggestions whatever - on that
head, the undersigned so:icit an early answer to this
memorial.
ni.rirrA, June 10, 1
Thrums Webster,
Daniel Smith, Jr.,
W. D Lewis,
W. C. Keehmle.
Wm. D. Rel ley.
W. B. Rein,
W H. Ashurst,
N. B. Brown,
W. Retch Wieder,
J. W. Field, •
J. AI McKim,
(3eorge B. Bolter,.
Horace Binney,
Caleb a Needles,
.Tohn B. Rennet'.
Benty Samuel,
Francis W eels;
S a. Mercer;
Samuel Simes.
H. C. Carey.
Daniel Baucrott.
C. Baird,
William Tilghman,
J E Caldwell ex Co.,
E. R. Hutchinson,
George Grant,
Welter. B, Lewis.
A. H. Frenciscas,
T. Holloway,
George Truman, Jr„
E. Lukens,
A. W. Little & Co.,
John H. Brown,
Charles S, Wise, •
J. W. Wise,
W. G. McAllister,
Lemuel Coffin,
E. Smith Kelly,
Marshall
0. Heaton,
Jacob Butnett,
C. A. Grove,
A. J. Antelo.
AI, MeMiehael, Jr.,
Joseph Herr,
J. R. Paul,'
Harmanus Neff,
Edw. Mitchell,
H. Wallace.
Penna. on Bokurn:
W. Southern.
floury Davis,
Geo. S. Bethel!,
John M. Butler,
J. P. Aeh, -
eaml. W. Cade. '
Wm. A. Ingham,
Ch. Lennig,
E. C. Markley,
Edward Browning,
Wash. Kehl'.
Hubley Ashton,
Thos. P. James,
A. H. Denckla.
Geo. D. Wetherill.
B. S. Feed, '
heo. -Blies,
A. K. McHenry,
Jno. EL Diehl,
Lloyd P. Smith,
Alex. J. Lane,
Joshua Rpering,
David Wetheily, Jr.,
E. Tracy, - , •
E. D. Stokes,
J. W. Stokes,
G. M. Coates,
G. H. Roberts,
C. F, Norton,
Geo. W. Thorn,
Ch. G. Sowers,
Evan Rogers,
Wni. T. Hansel!.
Jobn-E. Graff,
Ed win Greble, •
John De Bret,.
M. _Willie won,
James Hudde 1.
John S Withers, '
Gem -Yining.
Alex. M. Fox,
Jacob Naylor, -
E. G. Kuhn,
C. Sherman,
J. G. L. Brown.
E P. Moyer,.
Geo. D. Stroud,
Samuel C. Perkins,
James M Farr,
' Samuel C. Canby,
Chas. M. Peterson,
J. Maddock, Jr.
Franklin Jenks,
Needles,.
In.
M. Iluseell Thayer,
John D. Hall.
John S Newbo'd,
Galloway C. Morris,
Chas. Cabot, -
- J. C. Morris, M. D.,
Chas. Plait,
Matthias Marie,
Abraham Barker,
F. Fraley,
Alex. Murphy, Colonel:
21st Reg't P, M.
A. Gibbs,
Alex: Priestly.
Philip S. Justice, .
L. C. lungerich,
Benj. Andrews, •
Wm. S Grant,
J E. A ddielts;
H. W. Andrews,
Thos. P. Stotesbury,
John L. - Houpt,
Wm Meredith,
"Wm. =Bracknell,
John A. Wilson,
John F. Meigs, M. D.,
Wm. R. White,
Atherton Bleight,
Philip Brook s,
Levi T. Rutter,-
l 3 snit' Simons;
Charles T. Yerkee,
George A. Coffey,
'Charles Gibbons,
Saunders Lewis,
Morton McMichael,
C. 11 Clark,
A. Birgfeld,
B G, Andrews,
William Devine,
Stephen Colwell,
S. M. Felton.
W. R. Mellees,
A.'S. Atli ins,
Thomas a Yarnell,
John Walker Jackson,
Benjamin H. Brewster,
George T. Thorn, .
Daniel J. Cochran,
James Warrington,
E. Carpenter,
W. S. Stewart,
Ford. J. Dreer, -
George 'W. Trott,
John Tucker,
W. W. Justice,
Charles S. Smith,
Wm. J. Wainwright,
G H. firosman, U A.
S. W. Paul,
.Tames L. Gingham,
James Bateman,
M. A. De W. Lbw°,
George Whiting,
Charles - O'Neill,
Horace. B. Pry,
11. Robinson, '
W. H. %fmble,
T. Russell Dawson, -
John P. Verree,
Thomas Birch,
Geo. S BrizbY,
Craig T. Bitable,
.T. W, Haziehurst,
J. B. Fry,
J. G. Hollingsworth,
John T. Lowid,
Geo. J. G rose,
S. A. Caldwell,
Chas. No, ris,
irrank Melo,
W. S. Rom:ell,
E. Rundle Smith,
Cad wal ader Biddle,
B. F. Reimer,
N. Boyd. U. S. A,
W. Bucknell,
Thos. W. Sweeney,
H. Geiger,
John 0. Davis,
Alfred L Kennedy, .
Joh n Tacker. Jr.,
D. P. Snuthworth,
B. W. Rathburn,
D. T. Pratt,
John Thompson,
Jas.• Pollock,
Jno. F r Frazier,
Jas. Trimble,
W G. Thomas,
Jas. W. Clrson,
Theo. Adams,
James N. Stone,.
George grety, -
Charles Gilpin,
L. C. Madeira,
E - G li . ° Ba P t e t r ell,
11. C. Lea.
S. Fisher %flies,
A. S. Leith work, .
H. C. Howell,
Charles Watson,
George Watson,
W. P. Jenks,
Robert Ervien;
Edward Siter,,
Alfred Hunt,
W. S Simon, •
S N. Kenny,
. James Graham,
Jos. N. Withers,
John J. Hartmann,`
W. Murphy,
Francis P. Steel,
I E. C. Knight,
Andrew Wneeler,
Wm. Sellers,
Samuel S. White,
N. Rowland,
J. Edgar Thomson,
Jac. Wilcox.'--
J. B. McFarland.
Evan Randolph,
W. T. Ashman,
John B. Myers,
James T. Farness, - •
A. E. Barbs.
John Grigg, •
Robert B. Cabeen,
James K. Aertsen,
Thomas Smith,
Wm. Cummings,
A. G Coma.
JAMEI3 M. Longacre,
E. H. Kerinedy,
Samuel H. Trotter,
W. Morris Davis,
' G. H. Newhall.
C. Hering. M. D.,
Stephen Morris, -
Samuel T. Altemus,
B. Gerhard,
John McArthur,
Thomas Jr Megear,
Kingston Goddard,
Thomas W. Evans,
John Davis Watson,
Clement S Rutter,
Geo. B. Cannarroe.
John Clayton,
Henry Cohen,
A. IL Jones,
Alger S Roberts,
Wm. F. Paddock;
Theodore Berry, - .
Percival Roberts,
Charles .Werts. M. 8. -
' ASFILNGTON. June IL 1863.
: The petition of the citizens
ty to raise three regiments of
en received by this Depart
have been issued for raising
he 'Department will be ex--
rue. .
DWIN STANT4N.
Secretary of War.
THOMAS WEBSTER. Es*
of Philad Op hia. for an thorit
Colored To untAera.. has be
ment,_and the proper orders
the troope. The views of t
plained to you by Major Stea
E
O FFT C E COMMITTEE ON DE
FENCE AND PROTECTION,
CITY OP frimADEtryliA, Junel6, 1863
By virtue of the authority vested. in me by the act of
The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania. entitle°, "An act relating to the Home Guard of
the City of Philadelphia," approved' the sixteenth day
of May, anne Domini' one thousand-eight-hundred-and
sixty-one. Ido hereby require Brixadier General A. ,J:
PLEASON'I ON; commander of the Home Guard, to order
out (and into - the . service of the city of Philadelphia! the
whole , of the Kull guard, for the Lreservation of the
public peace and the defence of the city. And Ido
hereby call neon - all - persons within the limits of the
said city to - -yield a prompt and ready obedience to the
orders of the said Commander of the , Home Griard, and
of those acting under his authority, in the- execution of
his and their said duties.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and
caused the corporate seal of the city of Philadelphia to
be affixed, this sixteenth day of. Sans, A. D. one thou
sand eight hundred and six-three .
AL ty EXANDER HENRY.
Mayor of Philadelphia.
HEADQUARTERS' HOUR GUARD,
CIT . Y OF PHILADELPHIA...Jai:pa 16..-1863.
Under the authority of an act of the General 4s,em
bly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. entitled
" en act relating to the Home Guard of the City. of Phi
ladelphia," approved the sixteenth day of Hay, an no Do
mini one tt ousand eight hundred sixty-one, and of the re
quirement of the Hon. ALEXANDER HENRY, Mayor of
the city, made pursuant thereto, and hereto prefixed, the
undersigned assumes the duties for the preservation of
the public peace and the defence of the city.
Be invites the support and co-operation of his fellow
citizens, and of all the authorities, National, State, and
Municipal, in the performance of his responsible Unties
A. J. PLE&SONTON.
"Brig. Gen. Commd'g in Philadelphia.
WU. 'BRADFORD,
Assietsint Adjutant General.
raft. cniu RCH OF --ST. MATTHIAS.—.A.
FLORAL FAIR AND STRAWBERRY FEsr . .r-
VAL, in aid of the'Organ Fund and Sunday School, will
be held on thellth, lthh. and 19th instant, at the Hall
of the Suring Garden Institute, N. E. corner of BROAD
and SPRING GARDEN Streets. , jel6.4t*
MOFFICE OF UNION MUTUALIN
SCRAJCCE COMPANY,
YHILADELPFITA I JllllO 8, 1863.
Notice Is hereby given, .that subscriptions to the In
permed Capital of the Union Mutual Insurance Company.
' by conversion of the Scrip into Stook." will be receiv
ed at the office of the Company, from this date to Nov.
1,18 M, in accordance with the amended charter accepted
at a - meeting of the Scripholdere. bald June 1. 1863.
jelo-Imif -- - JOHN MOSS, Secretary.
LEVEE' FOR SCHOOL CHILDREN
AFTERIIOON,a3 to 6, CONCERT 'R&M,.
!Barka only,lo,centa SeelAdvertiaement , of thee. Grand
Floral Fair: Concert -Hall:' - iel7-3t.
PROMENADE 'CONCERT, THIS
EVENING.- CONCERT HALL. Season tickets
only 25 cents, which - also admit . next - day. See New Pro
gramme. under the head of The Grand Floral. Fairy
Concert Rail.
TO THE CAPTAINS OF GoimpA.
NIES OF VOLUNTEERS ENLISTING FOR THE
IeREEENT IiMERGIsNCY:
In order that the men of your command may receive
the TEN DOLLARS EACH voted by the Chicane' Bounty
Fund Committee, it will be necessary for you to famish
a certified copy of your muster-roll, or a copy thereof
with the original, for examination. _
For further information, apply at southweat corner or
IRD Street andV7ILLI NG'S Alley, at present Office of
the DISBURSING AGENCY of the CITIZENS' BOUNTY
FUND COMMITTEE. -
-MTHE GREAT FAIR OF THE SEA,
BODI. —The Ladle's of the UNION VOLUNTE BR
IcEFERSHMENT COMMITTER open their FLORAL,
STRAWBERRY; and FANCY Vent at the Saloon, foot
of Washington avenue,-THIS DAY, June 16th, to con
tinue one week, or longer, for the benefit of the Fond.
Tickets can be procured at all the Passenger Railroad
Offices, of any of the Committee, or at the Saloon.
Independent aline object 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 attendance during each eve
ning. Doors open at 10 o'clock A. M.,
jel6-6t ' ARAD BARRO WS; Chairman.
IMPROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL'S
OFFlCE.—Wasnowrow, D.C.. May 22, 1863.
All men who desire to join any particular Regiment of
CAVALRY now in the field, are hereby authorized to
pregent themselves at any Gine durio g. the next thirty
days to the BOARD OF SIU.OLMENT, in their respec
tive Dia tricte. ' Tn e Board shall examine them. and; de
termine upon their Attune for the Service. and if found to
be At, 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 bendezvous they shall be duly-mustered by. - .a mus
tering and disbursing °Ricer, and paid by him the bounty
allowed by law.' JANES B. FRY,
m3+29-1m Provost Marshal General:
MOFFICE OF THE 'UNION CANAL
COMPANY. PHILADELPHIA. May 18, 1861
NOT (CB TO BONDHOLDERS. —Tne Bondholders of
the UNION CANAL COMPANY are hereby Tecitiested to
call at the office of the Company, No. 228 WALNUT
Street, and. surrender. the Coupons, as agreed uporain
accordance with the act of Assembly of Aprll lOth. 1882 .1
my27•lm OSCAR THOSON. Treasurer.
A CARD.r-MESSRS.. MERRICK &
SONG—GENTLEMEN: st a stated' Meeting of the
Second Ward NATIONAL UNION LEaGU.E, held-this
evening, it was, on ;notion of James K Gibson. Esq.,
unanimously agreed the. thanks of this League be ten
dered Yon for your liberal donationof yesterday.
Attest JOHN W: FRAZlNR,'.Beeretary,
FnILAD'A June 16, 1863. - - jel.S.2t*
111:Z. OFFICE 'OF THE . , WEST MOWN
LAND COAL COMPANY: ',No. Slatll South
El tRD Street, corner - of Willing's aIIey.—PRILMAL
PHIA, June 17th. 1863. —At a- meting of the Directors
held this day ,a Dividend'of FIFTY . CENTS PER S ABB
on the Capital Stock was -declared out of the-profits of
the past six months,-payable on - and after July 1et,1863.
The Transfer Books will be closed until July 3d next.
jelB-01 F: 11: `JACKSON. Treasurer.
W 0 0 L
20,000 potina's light e electeabhio Fleece.. -
Full Blood
WOOLEN YARNS:
30,000 pounds ,20 to 30 ants, line,
Well-known makes.
COTTON YARN.
30,C00 pounds Nos. 6 to 20's,
in Warp, Bundle and Coio
r. B. All numbers and descriptions procured at Once
on orders
ALEX. yv.iiiLx.ipx,,Nl_,&69NS,
3e19• fin&wtt
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1863.
HEADQUARTERS HOME GUARDS,
CITY OF PEILADELPHIA,JIIIIO 18, 1863.
The HOME GUARD of the City of Philadelphia is re ,
quired for the defence of the Oily and State.
Commanding Officers of Regiments, Battalions, Bat
terise, and o.mpanie , , will immediately fill up their re
spective commands to the full complement and report
for duty at these.Beadquarters.
Officers on the Staff of this force will report in person
at Headquarters. this day, at 4 o'clock P. AL A neglect
to do
,so will be considered a resignation of their ap.:
poinfments, and their successors will immediately be
selected. ,
Men of Philadelphia! the period foretold to you has
'arrived. Ton must knock under or fight. Year all is at
stake, and you have no othei choice. -
Ladies of Philadelphia! 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 she,
calls into service. By order of '
A. J. PLEI3ON.TOIf.
Brig. General Commanding . Home Guard.
WM. BRADFORD, •
Assistant Adintarrt General. jel7-31
HEADQUARTERS
RESERVE BRIGADE,
FIRST DIVISION, PENNA. MILITIA,
PHILADELPHIA; JUNE 16, 1863.
I. Commanders of regiments, batteries, and compa
nies of the Eeserve Brigade will immediately proceed to
fill up their commands, and report to Colonel C. F. Re,
U. S. A., at the Mayor's °Mc* who will forward the ,
troops to Ilarrisburg•' Each regiment must consist of
ten companies, and companies of eighty-four An.
11. It will be perceived - than the CITIZENS' BOUNTY
FUND CUM MlTTEEappropr.ated to each OFFICER and
PRIVATE who is received in the service of the United
States or our State the sum of
- TEN DOLLARS,
And alEo allow to EACH COM PANY
TWENTY DOLLARS,
For Recruiting Expenses.
111. - The HEADQUARTERS OF THE BRIGADE IB.AT
THE BOARD OF TRADE ROOMS.
By order of
COL. C. M. EAKIN,
COMMANDING RESERVE BRIGADE
JOHN E. ADDICKS,
i017.3t • ACTING A. A. GENERAL.
'ARMORY INDEPENDENCE CITY
GUARD (L ARDN ER Street, rear of Academy of
Music), PHILADELPHIA, Juno l 8: 1883.—Tne Armory
of this Company will be open daring the day and
evening, to enable members and those desiring to join
the Company tor
STATE DEFENCE - -
o enroll their names. By order of
G. ECKENDORFF, Captain.
JOHN 13. DIVINE, First Sergeant. je191.21*
RUSSELL LIGHT INFANTRY.--
•Co
'Persons desirous of raising Companies otqparts of
J ill
mpanies under the recent Proclamation of the
[President to be attached to this Regiment, authorized
by the Goveinor will call immediately at the Regimental
Headquarters, Vo. 909 CHESTNUT Street. A Quarter
master and Adjutant also wanted for the above organiza
tion. By order - Colonel WM. MAYER.
W. A.-ANDREWS.. jel.B-2t5
tISECOND 'COMPANY HAMILTON
RIFLES. —Recruits _wanted immOdiately for, the
Second Company HAMILTON RIPLEiI, now recruit
ing at Sannder's -Institute, TRIRTY NINTH Street,
above Market. Armory open Day and Evening,
jel7-3t. JOS. L. D Avis, ,captain.
I FIRST COMPANY HAMILTON Hi-
FLEE.—Recruits wanted immediately for the First
Company . HAMILTON RiFLES, now, recruiting at
Ccrumismoner's Hall, THIRTY-SEVAN TH. and MAR
-
KO' Streets. Armory open kay and Evening.
jel7.3t* • B. H. KNIGHT, Captain.
HA VER--S ACIKS,
ARMY BLANKETS,
F J. SMITH & CO.'S
FOURTH OF JULY
SILK FLAGS
CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT
Be sure you get to 49 South THIRD street before or
dering elsewhere. 1616 tje22*
1776. 1863..
FL A Cr S ,
SILK FLAGS
i.
BUNTING FLAGS!
BTJRGEES:
PENANTS.
- UNION JACKS.
STRE A NIERS::
DUN — TING!
RED, WRITE ,. AND BLUE.
EVANS 8c HASSALL;
MILITARY FURNISHERS.
,iel3-Im No. 418 ARCH STREET, Philadelphia.
of flreL-clams makes,
16 North FRONT StFeet
MILITARY NOTIkj ER:
GENERAL ORDERS No. I
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 15.
505 CHESTNUT STREIT.
MILITARY GOODS.
KNAPSACKS,
EVANS
. fik HASSALL,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
GEO. D. PARRISH & CO.,
312 CHESTNUT STREET,
LONDON PISTOLS.
A small lot from the Prize Steamer Bermuda,
POE SALE. BYI
EVANS &a EIASSALIA„
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
No. 418 ARCH STREET
FLAGS! FLAGS! FLA.GB I
WM. E. SCHEIBL..E,'
49 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
ABOVE CHESTNUT,
MANUFACTURER OP
BUNTING FLAGS,
COTTON FLAGS,
PARLOR FLAGS,
FLAGS FOR HORSE HEEDS
Flags of all sizes on hand or made. to order, from 6
mites to 40 feet, .
THE UNITED STATES
G w. SIMONS di BROTHER.
BAlsosuencarr HALL, PHILADELPHIA,
suatursomunts Os JEWELRY.
• FINE SWORDS,
urn
IEILTTARY GOODS, IN EVERY VARIETY
16194fttm
GOVERNMENT GOODS.
Standard 10-ounce Cotton Duck.
Indigo Blue Fltinnels.
, Mixed Twilled Flannels.
Sky Blue Kerseya.
FARNHAM, KIRKHAM, 'fb 00.,
No. A3O CHISTNIIT STRUM.
moh24-3m
ARMY GOODS..
DARICTLIII COAT CLOTH&
DARKaLIIII CAr r ,CLOTH&
SICT:BLISE CLOTHS FOR OFFICERS. -
ARMY BLANKETS,' ETANDARD WEIGHT.
10-OIINCE DUCK. ' - •
DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
awn LINEN, DRILLS . AND BUM
BROWN AND BLEACHED SHEETING/I AND SHIRT.
LNG& For gale by -
• FROTHINGHAM & WELLS.
oe2-4ItI
•
I'o MILITARY COMPANIES.
Anal': standard Blouses. -
standard Infastfy Ana - CaMalry Pants.
. On 1102'4 at - HENRY W. SCOTT'S,
je1.7,3t,. 533 MARKET Street, ttpitairS.
FOR, SALE .1500 . SABRE SCAB
, -13 d RD& .
if,l9-3t* . 52111, MARKET &rept:
GENTS' A FURNISIING GOODS. _
CUtUZE-MERTNO VESTS, 'SHIRTS,
1 -+N AND PANTS. - -
• - ALSO,
. . ,
WHITE .43-00.13/3
STAPLE EMBROIDERIES.
The subscribers offer it:reduced prices• a very large
and choice assortment of the above-named deseriptiona
of goods, to , which they'respectfally invite the attention
Of %were.
SREPPARD VAN HARLINGEN & ARRISON
if ICON CHESTNUT. Street.
CIRCULATING LIBRARIES.
.BROTHERHEAD'S CIROULA-,
,
.• TING LIBRARY. —All the NEW English and
American Booke r including ALL, CLASSES of Literature.
This tLe ONLY Libgary_in • thecountry that!: includes
all the NEW !MULLIN BOOKS that are not RE
PRINTED here. - -
Terme 415 per year ; six months ES; time months
1160 ; one month 78 cents. or 8 seas per_ day, • US
SouthßlGHTßlltreet: • r •!. • mh24-3in
IVORYTYPESBARE. A RTISTIC
gems. Fee B*IME&'B ivorytypes; the admired of
all whole e them - Their beauty. (taste, arid exquisite
coloring', astonieh-aad delight all. Gallery, SECOND
6treet, above Green., -
NO sEE 'THEN NO HOLIDAY AP-
Immune: but' every' -day expression of ' counts
'nacce is seen in REIMER.% superb rortralts
,Photograplis, in oil colors. .Ihedeced. prices. BECONDAt
'above Oreea. • . jt*,
POST OFF.EC'DEPARTMg&T, -
.B.;:a..rupos,-.lsq3—Will he sold under my dir , etion. at
Public Sale. in Ills city of.Philadelphla, on TRIM...49AV,
Pth day of July next. on account of the Po..t Office' De
pertinent-'the lot end hell dings, situate on the west aide
of Street, ex ten d u t to Doek street; bounded
on the north by Lodgt ittro,t, and on am Fk,uth by Gold
!tree', 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 ($1.10,0M). as required by the
law authorizing its sale, and no bid fora less amount
will he received.
air Terms cask on the delivery of the deed. Informa
tion in relation to the pronorty. Ate., may he At-Clued by
irquiring of C. A. WA LB ORN, Eig., Postrnaqer or Phi
ladelphia. M. BLA fit,
. _
. _
Po 4maoer General.
Under the &boys authority, lam di rectsd exp , to
public. Fa le, on THURSP .Inly 9. 1869, at 12, clock
noon, et tbe !MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, the above de
scribed Reel &late.
ti. 5,900 to be nsid when the property is strunic off.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer.
fmwtjy9 422 WALNUT Street. above F ,urth.-
5v4 , 1
803 3 1 .1 1 .1 41 1-NINTEI AND SAN
AUCTION SALE.OF HORSES, CARRIAGES, HAR
FIFTY HORSES.
Full description in catalognAs.
ALSO.
A large collection of desirable new and tiecond-hand
Carriages, Harness, &c., with which the sale will
commence. ,
,
/fir Doatponemeiit on account of the weather.
jel6-2tif ALFRED M. HERKNESS. Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE,
HARPER' FERRY ARMORY. VIRGINIA.
June 30th, 1283, commencing at 12 o'clock, noon, .pre
oieely. will be sold, at the
H ARPER'S FERRY ARMORY. VIRGINIA,
FOLLOWINO
CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AND ORDNANCE
STORES, viz:
10,000 Tone Iron Castings.
10 do Iron Shsfting,Pulleys.Bevel Wheels, aro.
10 do of Wr , meht Iron, "Scrap."
8, No Musket and Rifle Barrels.
24 Iron Forges.
'2O Steel-fared Anvils
2 Force Pumps; .1 Draw Polishing Machine.
9 Tilt Warnmers ; do.. small ;1 Fire Engine.
4 Stoves; 1 lot Coal; 2 Proof Beds.
1 Drop Demmer; Tempering Forge. -
2 Fan Blasts; lot Fire Brick; lot Tools. •
1 Wagon; 1 Cart, and sundry other goods.
- TERMS :—CA S El, in Government funds. •
DANIEL J. YOUNG. Ordnance Agent.
By order Brigadier General JAMES' W. iiIPLEY.
Chief of Ordnance, Washington. D.C.
1e19.12t J. B. CANNON. Auctioneer.
AGENCY
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
No. 400 Walnut •Street, Philadelphia.
•
The following despatch has just been received at this
CANTEENS
419 ARCH STREET.
F. R. STARit,
DEAR SIR: We take the war risk, without extra
charge, on all oir policy holders who are citizens of
Pennsylvania, who now volunteer for its defence, to
repel the present rebel invasion, while within the tare
mild limits of the State
PHILADELPHIA
FAME INSURANCE COMPANY' NO.
406 CHESTNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
FIRE AND
DIRECTOR ilThsilD INSURANCE,
S.
• Francis N. Buck,
Chas. Richardson,
Henry Lewis, Jr.,
John W. Everman,
Philip S, Justice,
0. W. Davis,
FRANCIS N.
• - CA ABLER RI ,
WILLIAM T. RI. ANC FIAR
BLACK LACE MANTILLAS,
CLOSING AT VERY LOW. PRICES.
OURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
450, 452, and 454- North SECOND Street,
Above Willow.
LAWNS 1 LAWNS! LAWNS!
ILS CENTS PER YARD
CLOSING , A LARGE LOT OF
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 452, and 454 North SECOND Street.
Above
4-4 FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHIN,
Redo ced to
i 25 C s "
ZEN6?iAIVi BROTHER,
450,71 and 454 North SECONDAbove
Willow.
MOZAMBIQUE'S, OF VARIOUS
STYLES, in Double and Single Widths, from late
Auction Sales. '
. _
RRITISR . AND GERMAN DRESS
- 4 --" GOODS, of. Light and Medinna.Textares, closing at
low Prices. -
I),.LACK:DRESS SILKS, ALL GRADES
- 3 -• and Widths;frotn the late Auction Sales.
-_ CORWSN STODDART BROTHER,
450, 452, and 454 North SWORD Street,
Above Willow. .
PANDY DRESS SILKS, FROM THE
late Auction Sales, at reducedprices.
-
CU bTODDAN,I" & BaOTHER,
' 450, 454, and 454 North SECOND Street,
jelO St Above
R ED II .0 TI ON • •
IN. PRICES OF
RICH PARIS MANTILLAS.
ALSO, OF
CL'OTH CLOAKS,
SUITABLE FOB THE WHOLE SUMMER.
PROOTOR 00
"3e6-1m if . 926 CHESTNUT STREET.
YARD WIDE 25 CENTS.
1(00 pieces, yard wide, foal colors.
, French figured Brilliants.
Chintz trgure_,s choice designs.
Colored and White Upends. • '4":
'O3 ; • CHESTNUT and EGR.l4THHsEtrileSete
BIHSTOL BOARDING-SCHOOL FOR
GIRLS, 'will re-Open-on the 7th of Ninth mouth.
For Circulars, apply' to RUTH AIWA - MACE, Bristol.
.
MISS.MARY E. THROPP WILL RE
open her 'English and French Boarding and Day
School for 'Young Ladies, at DM CHESTNUT Street,
on the 14th of September. For circulars, until Septem
ber lot. apply at the Sunday-school Times, , 148 South
FOURTH - street, Phila., or address Miss Thropp at Val
ley,Porge; Penna. .myl.s-4m5
UMBRELLA CLOTHS.-
=or sale by' •
MATTHEW lIINNEY'S SONS,
rayikhii BOSTON. NUS.
MINED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, Jane 17. 1863.
On the petition of CALVIN . S/BISHOP, of Philadel
pbia, Pennsylvania. praying for the - extension of a pa
tentnranted ..to him September 4, 1819. for an improve
ment in STREET-SWEEPING MACHINES, for seven
years from the expiration of said patent, which takes
place on the fourth day of September. 18S3--
It is ordered. that the said petition be heard at the Pa
- tent office on MONDAY, the 17th day of August. 1883, at
I 2 o'clock M. • and all persons are notified -to appear sae
a ow came, if any Utley have, why said- petition ought
not to be granted.- . .
Persons opposing the extension are - required to file in
the Patent .off:tee .their objections. specially set forth in
writing, at least twenty days before the day of hearing:
all testimony filed by either party to be used at the said
bearing must be . taken and trandmitted in - accordance
with the rules of the office, which will be tarnished on
application. ,
-• The testimony in the came will be closed on the third
dgy of August, 1563. Depositions Ind other-Papers re-'
lied upon ma testimony must be filed in - the (Almon or
beibie the morning of that day; the'arguments, if any,
within ten days thereafter. - -
Ordered, also. - that this notice be published in the
Chronicle, Washington, D. C.. and Pram - . Philadelphia,
Pa., once a week for three successive weeks; the first
of said publications to be , at least sixty days previous to
the day of hearing. , -D. P. HOLLOWAY.
7019-nt Commiseioner of Patents.
THE CHARM OF REIMER'S
size Photodripbs. 'in oil colorti, lies in their' easy,
natural weitten and life-111 , e e'snrogßiOlL of countenance,
and int.preeelle colorinikOpo!D Omen.
n==ll
Comprising about
ON EATORDA E ptckfi aL i c ifb, at 10 o'clock,
GOVERNMENT SALE
ON TUESDAY,
INSUEANCE COMPANIES.
THE MUTUAL
F. RATCHFORD STARR,
GENERAL AGENT,
THE MjTUAL•LTFR INSURANCE COMPANY
94 Bioadway, 17th June, 1863
General - Agent for Pennsylvania,
400 Walnut Street, Pitiladelphia
. * Very respectfully, yours,
P. S. WINSTON,
E. D. Woodiuff.
Geo. A. West,
John Kessler, Jr.,
Chas. Stokes,
A. 11. Rosenholm,
Joseph D. 'Ellis.
BUCK. President.
dli A RD SO N, Vice President
D, Secretary. Cials-iftf
RETAIL DRY GOODS,
DITRNOIIS AND' POINTS,
IMPORTED AND AMERIOELN LAWNS,
At the above low price
bIiEWEN STODD ART & BROTEIEE.
450, 452, and 454 North SECOND Street,
Above Willow
COWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
450, 4-52, and 454 North SECOND'Streat,
Above Willow.
EDU CATION.
5 cases 80-inch Blackstone Co.
5 cases 27-hach Social Co. ",
8 cases 27-inch Plain Print Cloth.
IMMMMEE2ES==I
25 GENT6II--,PROTOGIZA.PH AL
BUMS! ng Cents!!
Albinos. bo]dni ‘ e 12 pictures, Both gilt; selling for a
few days onh for the low price of
26 CENTS EACH!! 25 CENTS FA'lfl.l!!
DITCHER'S;
.iPI9 SOR CHE.3 - PNUT Street.
2 0 OEMS !- GODEY FOR JULY 20
CENTS! , PITCHEE'3,
ielo.3t 808 CIiESTNIIT Street.
NEW BOOKS AT REDUC ED PRICES !
jel9-6t POR CIIIMRapet.
134. P ERI A-I, PHOTOGRAPH AL
BUMS! !---We would call Special Attention to oar
tteeorlthento
LARGE PRoi'OGRAPH ALBUMS
Folding from One Hundred to FOlll Hundred Pictures.
They are bound in rich VE).I7ET. Olth SPLENDID
ORNAMENTS. and BEAUTIFUL (:BASED CL s.SPS;
Also, in the best TURKEY IFIOROCCO. various styles.
Price ranging front Si- , 61.?, to $.15-al.
Nothing' can he more appropriate fora P.I.MENT to a
Bride. rawer, Teacher, or Friend, and certainly nothing
more beautiful for a CENTRE 'TABLE.
Our Store is the only place where von can find an
assortment. • O. W. PITCHER, .
lelD-St 808 CBESTEU r Street.
Q CENTS TO $45:00.-OVRR 500
5 DIFFERENT STYLES. OF PHOTOGRAPH AL
BUMS. holding VA to 400 PICTURES. Prioes WAR/N-
V - ED to be lower than at any other store in Phibulelphia.
PITCHER'S aiSiim• DEPOT,
jel9 3t SOS CHESTNUT Street.
•
15 CENTS!-PETERSON FOR JULY!
16 CENTS! O. W. PITCHER'S,
jelA-3t. SOS CHESTNUT Street.
NEW BOOKS.- •
Just received by
J. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO.,
715 and 717 MARKET Street.
TAE NATURAL LAWS OF HUSBANDRY. By Jus
tice Von Leibig.. _
IFS
THE HOLY WORD IN OWN DEFENCE.. By
Rev. Abiel Silver.
MRS, BARRETT BROWNING'S POEMS. Aldine edi
lien; 4 volumes.
FRIENDS IN COUNCIL, -A Series of Readings and
Discourku thereon. 4 volumes.
FAITH 0 ARTNEI 'S CHILDHOOD. By the atilhorlof
Boys at Cb con aePet. "
A POINT OF HONOR. A Novel.
HISTORY OF THE SUPERNATURAL, By William
HOWitt. 2 vole,'-
AT ODDS. By the Baroness Tautphceus, antb or of
"Quits."
-M ILITARY BOOKS.-THE SUB ORl-
BER&bavee on hand a large assortment of Books
on MILITARY SCIENCE, including all the recent pnb
lications, and-the works on Tactics tka„ antho•
rized by the GovernmEmt. Alan, works on.'
MILITaRY SURGERY,
Military Hospitals, Hygiene, the Examination of Re
crYite.- 4c..
WS 25 SOUTH STA.TH street, above CHESTNUT.
:r S T .RECEIVED-A NEW. -BOOK
FOR YINING LADIES— •
FAYPEt GARTNEY'S CHILDHOOD;
, By the author of "Boys at Chequasset."
1 vol. 12mo, Cloth. Price, v. 25,
Faith Gartney's Childhood' lea noble, good work,
that could only have been accomplished by an.elevaied
mind, united to a chaste, tender heart. Pr,:m the tirit
Page to , the last the impression ia.received.of a life which
has been lived; the characters are genuine, well drawn,
and skilfully presented ; they are received at once with
kind.friendly greeting, and followed with interest, till'
the last page compels a reluctant fare well:"
• Bookstore and Library, •
jelS-31 ' 13:53.CFIESTNUT. - Street.
B o 0 s
Yew Books received as soon as out. Any Book not on
our shelves will be obtained at the shortest notice.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, from all the principil manu
facturers, at the lowest prices.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL. BOOR SOCIETY,
1%24 CHKSTNUT Street. iF.IIO-tjy3
NEW BOOR'S! NEW BOOKS!
A HISTORY OF THE INTELLECTI7AL DEVELOP
MENT OF EUROPE. By John.W. Draper. M. D.. LL.
D. $3.50. '
THE EXCISE TAX LAW. Approved July 15t.1862,
with the Amendments. By Chas. F. Estee. $1.50.
SOUTHERN HISTORY: The First Year of the War.
By Pollard of Richmond. $2
FR-AN K WARRINUTON.. By the author of lbatledge,
&e. $1.50.
MARIAN GRAY; OR, THE HEIRESS OF REDSTONE
HALL. By Mrs. Mary J. Holmes. 425.
.
LILIAN. $l.
LIFE AND LETTERS OF WASHINGTON IRVING.
By his nephew. P. M. Irving; vol. 3d. $1.50.
LEAVES. FROM THE DIARY OF AN ARMY SUE.
GEON. By Tbos. T. Ellis. M. D. $l.
HARPER'S HAND BOOR .FOR TRAVELLERS IN
EDROFE AND THE EAST. By W. P. Fetridge. $2 75.
OUT- MGR PAPERS. By T. W. Higgin3on. $1.25.
For Bale by WM. S. & ALFRED M&RTIEN,
deg . .606 CFIES MUT Street.
RUM 17Ta, 1833
HAZARD'S BOOKSTORE,
All Books nsuall.y to be had in a
FIRST-CLASS 'BOOKSTORE,
Will always be found on our ehetveg
AT THE . LOWEST PRICES.
rA-tf
THE FIRM OF BROADBENT & CO.,
-• Photographers, is this day dissolyed, by , the re
tirement of S. BROADBENT.
The business will be continued by his late partners,
under the name of WEN ()BROTH & TAYLOR. Mr.
Win &Moth, the artist, and the inventor of the tvory
typeand 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 WE vDEROTH,
. W. C. TAYLOR
919, 914, and 916 CHESTNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA, June 37 DM
President.
WENDEROTH & TAYLOR (late Broadbent & 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 the requirements of
their increasing business. .
Every style of picture taken in connection with Photo
graphy, including IvorYtypes, Wenderotypes, Oil
Paintings, Photographs. Cartes de Visite, etc
WENDEROTH .9/ TAYLOR,
jos-fmwl2t if 912,911, and 916 CHESTNUT Street.
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.
LAMBERT R. WALKER,
700 South SECOND Street, corner of dhippen.
PHILADELPHIA, Junc 9,1863.
riOPART NEESE ,
IP.-WE THE UN
dersigned, bave thin day entered into copartner
ship for thetransacti , n of a Wholesale nod Ret..il I:0-
CERY Ansiness, under the firm of. L. R. WALKER &
CO., successors to Wm. C. Stevenson.
L kAIBERT R. WALKER,
PE tE3 N- CRUSE,
712 South SECOND Street, opposite Almond
P.HILADELPEIA, June 9, 1863. —jel7-615
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL CONTI
(3.th Eittiro.r;l2TLlßPETlS'ets heretofore, at the
WM. ELLIS & CO,Druggists,
.1x.7-tf ' 724: atrArtfrET Strset.
PATENT PARAFFINE VARNISH
C-A U T I 0 - N!
We hereby caution the Paint and. Oil and Ship Chan
dlery trade, and consumers of our PATENT PARAF
FINE VARNISH, against purchasing from one J. B.
IIeMIILLIN, 0f149 FRONT Street, Philadelphia, as he
ceased to act as Agent for ne, or SAMUEL PAGE & SOH,
of Boston', in January last. . •
He has imposed upon the trade and consamere a Worth
less imitation of our PARAFFIN& TARNISH. commenc
ing she deceitful and fraudulent practice previous to our
annulment of his agency.
for the sale of the
PATENT PARAFFINS VARNISH in PRILkDELPHIA,
and any other parties representing themselves as such
are imposters. All orders left with Messrs.
e IiIILBURT
& CO., will be promptly attended to.
Our Varnish fully sustains its well-earned reputation
as a durable. quick drying, brilliant and economical
application for imparting& glossy black coating on Wood
or Iron. GEO. S. PAGE & BRO.,
139 M AID SN LANS, New York,
je4s.lm If And 111 SMITH'S WHARF. Baltimore.
THE XING AND THE PAGES;
•••OR TRR
Q. P. IRON BRILLIANT. A
, ROMANCE
Without any "i-iimer,"
Specially written by
JOHN PARAFFINS, GENT.,
For the benefit of the
PAINT, OIL, AND SHIP CHANDLERY
With all the Correspondence, Contracts, &c..
and Caricatures in Black, by
In calling the attention of the public to this affair on"
BLACK PARAFFIN& VARNISH, -.
the
the subscribers have only time to say that it is very in
teresting to those interested, and unworthy the attention
of any body else, further than it being the refutation of
a lie over the signature of George S. Page & Bro., Eastern
Varnish Peddlers;' simply, because they'object to oar
marmfdcturing and selling a Varnish in Philadelphia, in
every way superior, for one-half the money than their
so-called Patent Paraffin° Varnish. Any one preferring
Pages' to oars can buy it of us, • with " sworn bids.".
and half dozen other parties In town, without putting
us to expense; 25 cents alderman fees.
As the trade of Philadelphia. who have so liberally
patronized us since January last, have been thoroughly
aware ofw hat they were buying, it is not supposed that
they will be led by "Page's Appeal" to pay extra
price, extra freight, extra cartage,; , extra package
n wimp, for an article in New . York, when they can buy
the Q. I'. IRON BRILLIANT at home, at , lees purchase
money, without these charges, a better quality, any
more than a painter would pay for turpentine, at its pre
sent price, when benzine answers his purpose. Persons
wanting Page's Varnish; residing in, distant portions
of the city, can be furnished with the names of parties
selling it in'their 'locality, free of chime, applying
bY note to this office. J. IC 11010 ILL BrightCO. ,
Manufacturent and Bealeradn'Black and Var
limb, Tar, Pitch, Rosin, Benzine. Naptha; &c ,
jed-tf 151 South FRONT Street.
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
XL_ ,
W I Is A) E R; - R,- Y
Has proved to be the most efficacious remedy Yet disco.
vered for all pulmonary complaints, Coughs, Sore
Throat, Hoarseness, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hre
plopfysis ( Spitting . Blood), Short Breath, Croup,
Wasting lelebh, Pains and Soreness. Weak
- -Breast, Tickling Irritation, or rising in the
Throat. Broken Constitution, from the abuses
of calomel and other- causes, all Throat .
Breast, and Lung Complaints; Let no
dllease. however bad it may be, or
length of time it may have existed.,
- diicourage you until you have
tried this great Medicamentum.
Wonderful cares have taken
Place, when..to all human
' Probability, it could not •
be nossible. The popn
• ' -lar impression, _
strength-s.,
• .by some
'scientific opinions,
that Consumption cannot
be cured, has no doubt
hastened • the death of many
• an invalid, by depriving them
of. tbe consolation of holm. Per- , ,
sons athiCted with Pectoral disease
should be supported by:every assu- -
of a cure. not alarmed. by. the
gloomy, foreboding countenances of
. those around. - For our part. we do not be- .
lieve that consumption is incurable; and
let physicians theorize as they will, we have
a mass of evidence to prove that nelsons having
all the symptoms of Consumption,. cougt, deep
Okiiression sore
.
throat, &arrhcos,, , night sweats. burning fever, &c.,
have bees permanently cared by • DR. SWAYER'S
COM POD ND RDP OF WILD CHERRY." A good ap
petite, complete digestion, strength, and a disposition for
active exercise. is sure to follow its - nAe. Thirty years'
experience and, foreign countries is c nyinciug
proof. Bewaie of all preparations purporting to contain.
W.ld Chet ry,except that prepared by-Dr. Sway nd & Son,
the original and oblygenniue. - . -
Dr. SWAY! Principal Office, 330 :North SIXTH
Sheet; above Vine, Philadelphia, Sold -by Druggists
and Dealers. , lea •
FOR CLERGYMEN,
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS,
FOR FAMILIES,
AND FOR THE PEOPLE
7A4 OHESTICOT STREET.
Between Seventh and eighth Streets.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
VARNISHES.
MESSRS. BULBURT & CO.,
OF 240 ARCH STREET,
LEE THE ONLY AUTHORISED AGENTS
MEDICAM.
TO THE SUFFERING...
DR. E3WAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OP
WANTS.
TO 1111:STOTANS AND COOKS.--THE
; a- FIRST CITY TROT': want a Aral - rate 13UHIAN
ind`fillitrate CO.)K, to ion 'tom at Warr' 4fttrg
delay. Apply, dnri • g the dav, at Gtr ARMORY. kouth-
NrPbt cornerTWELPI H and CHESTNUT Stro.ta, or to
O. w. DAVIS, southeast corner HIM" and CHE3TNUr
Strecta I.t
WANTED-A SITUATION AS BOOR
' RREPER Best, of city references. Addre=s "R.
M. IT." Preisb Office. ' iel7-3t.
Ay - ANTED-AN ASSISTANT IN A
Retail DRUG STORE; gond rsference rennired.
Address JOHN G. BROWN & t UN, Fottsville, Scb
kill csiinty, P. , . •
N. B.— One whn speaks both this English and German
lauguayes preferred jel7 3‘.
WANTED CLOTHING:--PERSONS
having Clothing to dispose of will plenne call. or
, addr‘mo C. MILLER,-2.03 OFIE ,, TIYITT ot. 1nh16.7n irf.3373.
p7F,A MONTI-11-4 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.
mvg-ftred&W A.ltred, Maine.
860 A MONTH!---WE WANT
AGENTS at *Ann month, oxpensen paid.; to. Bell
our Everlasting Peneile,Oriental Burnere, and 13 other
new artieleu Id eirenlarefree. SHAW & MARK.
myB.3md &W Biddeford. frlaine.
WANTED TO PURCHASE FOR
OASNin a central and pleasant locati,m, a well
built Residence. with all the mndern conveniences'
Price from $7,000 to $l2: ODO D. B, C NOvTA LLA DE
I.lnti South FODRTR. Street.
N. D.-Well- secured ground'rents and znortg4neg for
sale. 1e15.6t.
• WANTED TO PIIROTIASE--.A_
gre y Carriage Horse. UM panels bigh, 6 . years
old ; most be kind and gentle. Address Mr No. 11141-,
Poet Office. • .ie.b2e3r,
.T 3k .,. WANTED—A FIRST-RATE
ssadle HORSE' oultable for a military officer.
Apply to Wlll.. B. ROBERTS; Reading Railroad `.ob
pot. jol7-3t
13ORSE WANTED—WANTED
a gond, sound, gentle FAMILY . HORSE. Aoniv
at Philadelphia and Erie Railroad OfEe. 230 WA NUT
Street. je18.6t."
d ifitt DEP lITY QUARTgRMASTER
aitiw. GENERAL'S OFFICE.—tHILADELPHIA. Feb. 9,
VESSELS WANTED immediately to- carry COAL to
he following-points:
Tortugas.
Rey West. Fla.
Fort Monroe, Va. -
Alexandria, Va.
Piewhern, N. C.
Port Royal, -S. O. A. BOYD,
Captain and Aaalat. Quartermaster.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
P 14_1R E M;P 1 3 ORY SALE-BY
walk THOMAS & SONS, June 23d. at the Philadelphia
Exchange. HANDSOME RESIDENCE, No. 505 South
NINTH Street. Lot 20 feet 41nches by 19S feet deep,- to a
twenty-feet
.wide-street. A enb.tantial brick stable and
coach-house. in the reer, on.eaid etreet. The premigeg
may be examined any day previous to >sale from ft to 1
o'clock.. jet; -.Calf*
fit GERMANTOWN PROPERTY.-
...21 A LARGE HOUSE, with , 33i acres of LAND. in
Cburch lane, Willow avenue and Armat street. near
Cbnrch Lane Station and Germantown.
. .
•
The house is ye' y conveniently and comfortably built
OD a rock, ver y dry and healthy ;. has ChM: ma's farm:ice,
gas. hydrant water—hot and:cold—through the house. ,
bath room, winter and summer kitchen, with ranges, a
well of excellent water. - porches on, two sides of the.
house, &c. ; a good stone stable. with hydrant, water,
large lawns, and ornamental' groands, with fine large
old trees. and shruhbety; a large and excellent kitchen
garden, which can be divided into building lots.
Five or ten thousand dollars can remain on raor%gags.
Two acres of Meadow Land;.on the opposite side of
Willow avenue, can be had, if desired:
The place will be shown. by Mr. Thomas Mellor; re
siding thereon.
Will be sold by M. Thomas &• Son, at the Merchants'
EXChhDEP. TUESDAY, Jane 23d, at 12 o'clock.
jelo-10t-if,
gai FOR SALE—A DESIRABLE
-a -FARM oflo6 Acres. with good Buildings and well
watered. near a. Railroad Station, an hoar and a half's
ride from the city; accessible four times daily; a portion
Woodland and Meadow. D.- S CADWALtaDER,
198 Pouch POTTRT R Street:
N. B.—Deeirable Houses and lots in West Philadel
pha.. jelS-6c.
SUMMER RESORTS.
UNITED STATES- HOTEL,;.
ATLANTIC CITY. N.
Will be open for the reception of guests on SATURDAY;
June 210,1863
Persons wishing to secure rooms will please address
the Proprietors.
BROWN & WOELPPER. Atlantic City.
N. B.—Efasskr's Band is engaged. for the season, -
jel9-1m
REDLOE'S HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY
•-•—' N. J.—At the terminus of the railroad, on the left.
beyond the depot. This House is now open for Boarders
and Transientinaitors, and offers accommodations equal
to any Hotel in Atlantic City: Charges moderate. Chil
dren and servants, half price.
*qr. Parties should keep their seats until the - cars ar
rive in front of the Hotel. jel9-2m
COTTAGE RETREAT. ATLANTIC
• CITY, is new open.and ready. for Boarders. A few
choice rooms can be obtained by applying sons.
MAS. M. MoCLEES.
Proprietress.
jel9.fm&wim
LIGHT HOUSE COI. TA GE,
ATLANTIC C.-TY
- .
This well known House is now ope a for the reception
of guests Invalids can be accommodated with rooms
on the first floor, frdnting the ocean. Splendid drinking
water on the premises. Magnificent ba thing nnposite
the house. No bar. JONAH wooTro
is - a 2m Proprietor.
CHESTER COUNTY HOUSE.-THIS
private Boardinghouse, corner of YORK and PA-
C avenue. Atlantic City, convenient to the beach,
with a beautiful view. of the Ocean. is now open for
boarders, and will continue open all the year round,
Prices moderate.
jel9-2m
CARLISLE WHITE SULPHATE
SPRINGS, CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNA.
The Proprietor of this favorite and fashionable Water
ing Place takes p'easn re in announcing that
IT IS NOW OPEN FOR VISITORS.
His individual personal attention will he given to the
wants of his guests, and every effort wilt be made to
prrinoie their comfort. -
Visitors leaving Philadelphia. New York, Baltimore,
or Washington by the Morning `trains will reach
Carliele at 2K o'clock P. M. when Coaches will he in
readiness to convey them to the Springs, arriving before
tea time. A daily mail is received at " Carlisle Springs'
Pest Office. N. W. WOODS.
June Dili, 1853. Proprietor.,
REFERENCES:
DENR9 VETFIAKE,'LL:D., Philadelphia
DAVID FREED, Esq Philadelphia.
jpl4-Im* NEAL hfcBRIDE, Egg.. Philadelphia.
SEA BATHING.-CONGRESS HALL,
LONG BRANCH, N. J.. is now 'open for the season.
The above House has — been enlarged to over double its
former size since last year, with ail the modern improve
menta and conveniences of a Rig class Rouse, and com
plete inevery department.
SOUTH MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
SAF D SPRINGS,
WOMELSDORF STATION, Berks county, Pa
The above house is. now open for the reception of
visitors and boarders. Terms, VI per week; children
and nurses half price. dO RN KANDER B AO H.
INDIAN SAND SPRINGS.
Berks. county, Pa.
VPHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
This delightful Resort will open for visitors on the
16th day of JUNE. Cars leave Eleventh and' Market
streets, Philadelphia, at 730 a, M., via Coln nal:de. Fare,
$2.25. Round-trip Tickets, $3 35, gond for , ten• days.
Terms—Transient, $2 per day; Two Weeks, or the Sea-
son, $lO per week ; Children and sprvants,.half price.
Horses at livery, . s4 per week. • For 11articalars see Cir
culars, to be had at this office, or address
U. S. NEWCOMER,
Ephrata Mountain Springs,
Lancaster co., Pa.
SERF HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY,
New Jersex L. , •
WILBB OPENED ON JUNE 18th.
A good Band of Music has been engaged;
Those who wish to engage Rooms will please address
H. S. BICNSON, Surf Bowe Atlantic City, N. 5. jeB-2m
UNITED STASES HOTEL,
LONG BRANCH, N. .L.,
Ie now open for the reception of - visitors: . Can be
reached by Raritan and Delaware ..Bay Railroad from
foot of VINE Street at 7.30 A. AL _
je6-2nr,
ORFSSON PRINGS.--T D E
LIGHTFUL. SUMMER RE3ORT,lmniediately, on the
line of the Central. P. it. R.. located. on the summit of
the Allegheny Mountains. 2,300 feet-above thelevel of
the sea, will be open for the reception.of visitors on the
10th day of June, 1883, and will be kept open• until the
Ist of October.
. _ .
The water and air at this point possess superior attrac
tions. The analyses made in the laboratory, of Professors
Booth, Garrett, and Cagoac, of - Philatelpilia, show the
ekistence of valuable mineral elements,-the waters of
some of the springi being of - the iron or chalybeate class,
and others containing saline or aperient salts. Pare
mountain water abounds; and the guests will also•be
supplied with mineral waters fronsother springs, such as
Blue Lick, Bedfbrd, and Saratoga Waters.
Ample facilities for bathing have been provided, new
plunge and donch baths erected, and Hot and Cold Baths
can at all times be obtained.
The grounds, walks, &c., liavebeen. highly improved,
and are of a varied and picturesque character. •
There is at Cresson Springs a Telegraph, Office and two
daily mails from Philadelphia and Pittsburg and inter
mediate points.
Excursion Tickets can be obtained at the Office of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, corner-of ELIIVIINTH
and MARKET Streets.
For further information apply to
GRP. W . mutmx.
Cresson Springs, Cambria, Co., Pa.
BOARD AT SARATOGA_ SPRINGS.--
WASHINGTON HALL (late Mrs. Masort's);so long
and favorably known to visitors at the cpcings, IS NO W
OPEN for the reception of guests. The house is large,
delightfully situated on BROADWAY, between: the
CONGRESS and EMPIRE SPRINGS, and is surrounded
by ample and beautifully shaded mum* Table iirst
class—and the rooms well adapted for families and large
parties of friends. For farther_ particulars address
• 'WASHINGTON HALL, SARATOGA SPRINGS."
AEDFORD SPRINGS.-THIS POPII
LAR SUMMER RESORT will be opened for the ac
commodation of vieitora on igth of June, and will be
kept open until ist of October. •
The Betel will be under the charge Of an experienced
Manager, and every arrangement has been made to give
entire satisfaction to gnats.
. .
The Bedford Railroad will be completed M a few days
to Mount Dallas Station, 6% miles east of Bedford. and
from that point passengers will be conveyed.. to the
Springs in first class coaches.
Ample arrangements have been made to supply dealers
and 'individuals with BEDFORD MINERAL WATER,
In well steamed casks, at the following rates, •at the
Spring:-
For Barrel • $3 2
DO
Half Barrel - 00
All orders addressEd to E. L. L. ANDERSON, BED.
FORD, promptly filled, and Water sent to any part of
the country. It is desirable that particular directions be
given for.marking barrels.
Persons wishing rooms, and any information concern•
ing the Springs;will please address the Prourietors,Bed•
ford Springs.
Berman'', May 28 18a3.
T_TOWLAND'S..HOTEL,
11 - • LONG BREACH. N. J.
.Will be opened on the 20th day of JUNE next. Can
be readied by. Raritan and Delaware Bay Railroad, from
foot VINE Street.
my3o-Im. "
HOWLAND, HERBERT, & CO
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN
be accommodated by the subscriber With good
HOARD, commodious Rooms, newly furnished. at
Landsdale Hotel, on the North Pennsylvania Railroad,
Doylestown Junction. Plenty of shade near by. Ad
dress. P. D. BARTH, LANDSDALE P. 0..
my3o-Im* Montgomery county.
SUMMER BOARDING-BROAD-TOP
MOUNTAIN istoirsm.—A romantic spot for a SUM-.
MER RESIDENCE, on one of the Mountain Tone of Penn.'
sylvania, reached daily by the Pennsylvania Central
Road and the-Broad-Top Mountain Railroad from Hunt
ingdon. The House is one of the finest in the interior of
the State, handsomely furnished, with all the requisites
for comfort and convenience. Pure air, delicious spring
water, romantic scenery, and everything. to restore and
invigorate health. Telegraph station and a daily mail.
so that daily communication may-be had.with Philadel
phia. The Pennsylvania Railroad will furnish excur
sion tickets through the season. Persons leaving Phila
delphia in the morning can take- tea at the MOUNTAIN
HOUSE the same evening. . .. > -
The subscriber has kindly been allowed to refer to the
following gentlemen (residents of Philadelphia> who
have been patrons of the MOUNTAIN HOUSE:
Wm. Cummings, Esq., Lewis T. Wattson, Esq. •
Hon. Henry D.• Moore, - Richard D. Wood, Esq.,
Dr. Waiter Williamson. O. -W Fahnestock, Esq.,
Dr. E. Wallace, - - Algernon S. Roberta, Esq.,-
David P. Moore, Esq.. Edward Roberts. Eel. ;-
Terms moderate. •
For further information, address -
• . JOSEPH MORRISON, .Proprieta,_
• BROAD TOP CITY,
Huntingdon county, Pa.'
I also have leased the well-known JACKSON'HOUSE,
InHnntingdon,-.which.will be fitted up in complete or
der, and beet under my care. The very best accommo
dation wi.l be kept, and prompt attention given at rea
sonable rates: It is located near the Pennsylvania Rail
road and Broad-Top Railroad depots, which makes it 'a
desirable point for persons travelling to and from-Bedford
Springs and Broad-Top Mountain Howe. my29-tf
MRS: SARAH. HINKLE'S DALIJGrEf
, ters attend to the cure of CANCBREI, the same 'is
before her decease, at No. ;45* kfortl,L THLILTEENTEI
Street, belOW Ytu.o. • - jel7-41.•
LEVEN TH-STREET OPERA FIOUSO;
ELEVENTH Streot, above - CHESTNUT.
UNBOUNDED SUCCESS ! HOUSES GEO WDED f
TRIED WEEK
Of tbe Great Moral Drama.
- UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
UNCLE 'TOM'S CABIN.
Mr. T. WEIN as Uncle nyia.
(Mice JOHNSON as Topsy.
Mies MARY A'VECRIT as Aunt Ophella.
Little Miss PLACE as ' The Gentle Evt.
Supported by a full. D ramatic:Comosur%
Ad mission 2.5 cents. Secured seats 15 cents extra
. Cb dren 15 cents.. 'CommenceatBo'clock. - -
MATINEE EVERY. SATURDAY AFTERNOON. jeL5-5t
J. KEIM, Proprietor.
WOOLIf AN STOKES.
Proprietor
B. A. SHOEMAKER.
4mtrsumEmr.
NEW CHESTNUT-STREET -THEA.•
N
TRE.—Lem.ea and Mansger—Mr. W. WriLam,gy,,
Engagement of the edlebrated AmarScan Adidas.
MRS. D. P. BOWEI4.
THIS (Friday)' EVENING. June - 19: 11363; •
Popitively Last Night bat nue of
THE MYr.TESY OF AIIDLEY CriIIRP.
Founded on Mrs. Braddon's Pennlar novel of
LADY AIIDLEYE SSCRST.
Lod; AndleV Mrs P. B')
Cir Michael Andley, Bart • ••F Rind.
Robert And] ev L P. Barrett,
George Tatboys Mormlloitgh•'
Dr. Dawson W. Ff.'Leak.
Captain Mahlon E Ffalmes.
E.ir Harry Tower: , T. L. Barrage
Luke MsrkF Charles Wbeatleigh.
Alicia Audlcy Mrs. J. - L. Barrett.
Phcebe Marlin Wise. A. N'ayrnhod..
The Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. MARK'
RASiLFR. will 'perform during the evening various
Rope of operatic and popultar music. Curtain risks at
Bo clock.
THE GRAND FLORAL FAIR AT CONCERT AAI,L. CRESTNET. above TWELFTH
is still °nen. The Hall icenoerbly decorated with'
ehields. flags, banners,. Ac.; the tables handsome.
grnee f n ily arched. fetoened with ev e rg reens an d
ere. and magnificently furnished.
TATS AFTERNOON end TO-MORROW between 3 and
6 o'clock. LAST GRANWLEVEES for children. Single •
tickets only 10 cents.
In addition to the profnee dikplay of flowers and fanny '
articles this evening. as well as te-ttiorrow evanidq. tie'.
Pall will be brilliantly 111nminated. and s. grand puma.
nade Concert ziventiv Neil's splendid Military Band
NEW PROGRAMME THIS EVENING,-
1. Overture
Zf 0, Summer ... ...
3. Grand March
4 Quicksteu
6. GipseYPolka
- INTERMISSION:
6. Rail to the Chief
7. Festival March
S. Rnickste-Ivational Guards
fl. German Waltz.
10. Gallop.
INTERP4IStON
Silvery Showers _
The Last Rose of Summer
Msryland, My Marsland
When this Cruel War Is Over.
Finale.--National Airp
Admission during the day, or THIS (Friday)
oniy TEN cents- jel7-3t.
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY Or
TPE FINEARTS.
10915 CHESTNUT STREET.
THE. FORTIETH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
IS NOW OPEN, ,
From 9 A. H. till 7 P. H., and from B till 10 P. X-
Admission. 20 cents. Season Tickets. 50 cents.
Annual 'Tickets, One Dollar.
Stockholders, Artists, and Contributors will recelFB
their Tichetc . ct the Office. . tolda-tf
THE SEA- SHORE.
FOR CAPE
-dor m imwsii..- • ON THURSDAY, 25th June,
The large and 'splendid Fiearner MANHATTAN will com
mence running- to CAPS - MAT during Bathing Season
' The Manhattan is a good. seaipat. and is much larger
than any -boat that ever ran to Cape May. She will touch.
at New Castle going and r.turning. Further notice will
'be given. [iel6-61] A. RBYBOLD.
RAILROAD) LINES.
FREIGHT STATION,
PEIS'NSYLVANIA RAILROAD' COMPANY
CORNER THIRTEENTH AND , ATARKET STREETS
PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 18, 1883.
THE PENNSYLVANIA- RAILROAD
COMPANY
ARE RECEIVING.FREIGIIT:
FOR ALL POINTS IN THE WEST.
KINGSTON, JR.;
atitb r -77! FORTHE.S&A
-- -SHORE!!
- SUMMER" ARRANGEMENT..- -
CAMDEN ANII , ATLANTIC RAILROAD. -
On and after MONDAY, Jane 15th, 1853, trains for At
lantic City will leave Vine-street Ferry as follows:
Mail train leave.s 7.30-A.
Express train. leaves,
3.4,5 P.. 1.
Freight train, with pa...senger car attached... 9.00 A. M.
Returning, leaves - Atlantic City :
Mail train- 4.35 P.. 111.
Expre,s train 600 A. N.
Freight train 12:05 P. If.
Fare to Atlantic; $2. Round-Trip Tickets, good for
the day and train only, or down on Saturday and up on
Monday - morning, 93.
An Accommod.tion Train to R and. 1). H. R. R.. Junc
tion will leave Vine street at 5.15 P.'11." - ; returning neat
morning at 6 - 15
.F.XTRA HADDONFIELD TRAINS
Leave Vine street at 10.15 A. AL and 1.4.5 P. 51.
Leave Haddonfield at 12.15 P. M:and 3 P.
je , 3-1f JNO. O. BRYANT, Agent.
0 P , iE Y
OFFICE CAPE MAY AND - MILLVILLE R R
409 Walnut Street, June L, 1.888
FURTHER OPSNING.
--- - • .
On and after MOB DAY, the 22d of Jane, the care will.
run upon this road.: to the: Dennieville Station. leaving - .
Walnut-street ferry at 9 o'clock A. M., in the West Jer
sey cars. The cars will run from Cape May Couttlionse -
to Cape May: reducing the dii tance by stage to nine miles.
jeT3-tf C. B. DUNGAN., ereeident.
&Nam PHILAD.ELPHI A
AND LONG BRANCH VIA.
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC AND RARITAN AND DI
LAWARE BAY RAIL.ROAD.
- -
On and' after Monday; June 15th. and until farther no
tice. passenger trains.will leave Vitie-.street Ferry at 7. NI
A. M. arriving at Long Branch at 11.10 A. M.
Returning:lea yes Len g Branch at 3.35 F. M.; arriving
at Philadelphia at 7:15 P. M.
Passengers landed' lose to the Hotels.-
N. B:-Excursion - pasties - Will - be carried. on liberal
terms. Apply to L. B. COLE,
Agent at the Depot. Cooper's Point.
BENIE 'SIMON%
Assistant Snpenintendent.
' • • " I
„,
PHIL &DELPHI RAT.LROAD,
VIA MEDIA_
• I : • : If T.
On and after MONDAY; JUNE 1,1863, , the trains will
leave Philadelphia, from the depot. Northeast corner of
Eighteenth end Market streets, at 7.50 had 10:30 A. M..
and-at 2, 4.30, and 6 OP. M.
. . . . .
On TTIFSD . A.YS and FRIDAYS a train will leave WPM'
CHESTEWat 6. 69 P. M. Returning, leave Philadelphia
at 9.15 P. M. -
Trains leave the corner- of Thirty first and Market
streets (West Philadelphia) 17 minutes -after theietartinit
time from Eighteenth and Market.
On SlliT.OA.l°Bleave Philadelphia at 8 A. M. and 2
P. M. Leave West Chester at 750 A. 111:•and SP. M.
The trains leaving Philadelphia at 7.50 A. M.' 'amid. 21
P. M. connect at Pennelton with trains on. the P. ani
B. C. R. R. for Concord. Kennett, Oxford, de....
iel-tf HENRY WOOD,-Superintendent.
THE PHILADELPHIA
lIKAMMAND EASTERN TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY is now prepared to forward FREIGHT from.
Pkilidelphia to New York, via Camden and Port MOW
month.
. .
The attention of Fhippers and Merchants is directed tak
MB new and expeditions RAILROAD ROUTH. and i.
portion of their patronage respectfully solicited.
Freight received at third wharf above Arch street.
For further particulars apply to
GEO. B. MeCIILLOH,FI , BI ht Agent
1118 North wHAIi TEIL
W. F. GRIFFITTS, Ss.. General Mans ger,
JOHN BUCK, FrAigbt Agent,
my22,tf Pier No. 98 NORTH RIVER. New Yore.
BOARDINC;.
SIN GL E AND COMMUNICATING
SECOND-STORY ROOMS. for transient and perma
nent Boatders. No. - ]315 WALNUT Street. je9-12t*
narp.ms.
NATIONAL HOTEL, -
WASHINGTON..D..C.
R. R. BENSON. PROPRIETOR,.`
Formerly of the Ashland Rouse, Philadelphia,
He is determined to merit, and hopes to receive.S fall ,
share of public patronage. jel9!-6as .
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
(LAIR BROWN'S.) .
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Sixtb and Seventh gtreete.
WASHINGTON CITY•
my22-6m
ICE. i
ICE! ICE! ICE I - ICE! ICE! ICE 1
. . .
COLD SPRING ICB COMPANY.' '
Families, Offices, Hotels, Shipping. Ice-Cream Saloom,.
&c.. &c., supplied daily with a pure article of.BOSTO gf
ICE, at the very lowest market rates. Patters amt.
large can,gumere supplied at wholesale priced_
Wagons run in all paved limitsof the Consolidated city,
and In the Twenty-fonzth Ward. _
_ THOS. B CAHILL.
{325 WALNUT Street.
- '
Offices c Penna. R. & Master . street.
• • "•'"'"'" : Lombard and Twenty-ilfth streets.
arS-Smif. Pine-street wharf. Schuylkill.
COAL.
CO A L.-SUGAR LOAF, BEAVER
Meadow, and Spring Mountain Lehigh. Coal. and
beat Locust 'Mountain from Schuylkill; - prepared ex
-pregsly for family use. Depot, N. W. corner of RUM=
and WILLOW. Streets: Office, No. 119 South. SECOND ,
Street. Carr!-Iyl WALTON & CO.
THE BEST AND -LARGEST STOOL
OP CIGARS IIUTHR CITY,
Of our own importation and manufacture-
IMPORTED CIGARS JIIPT RECREVRD.
60,000 DE CABANAS.
10,000 REGALIA BRITANNIC&
20,000 CABINE T:. 10,000 " IMPERIAL. -.-
10,060 • " CAZADORES.
50 000 CONCHS CABINET.
80,000 CIIBAS.
10000 " DR lifOtf.
50.000 VINT:RES BIRDS._.,
50,000
30,Di0 Eli MONO.-
40,000 FIGAROBRITANNIC&
50,00 D • ESTOP EN REGEA.
30.000 . POCAHONTAS.- '
Also, a large assortment of -
DOMESTIC CIGARS,
- TOBAGO% •
PIPES,
Call and examine before. purchasing elsewhere.
• M. B. DEAN:,,
335 .CEIESTDIVF Street.
Delaware, New Jersey, and Peanaylfania Corporation
Notes received at par. • • jeB-tf
•
SALE OF CONDEMNED PROPERTY.
k- —DEPOT OF. ARMY CLOTHING AND. EQIITPAGE,,
No. 43 UNION STREET, ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Will be sold at Public Auction, in Alexandria. on
FRIDAY,- tberAth of JUNE, current, at 10 &clock A. X.,
about 500 CONDEMED TENTS, and A lot of fragments
Also, a tot of condemned knapeacksjiarersicks, *can
teens, spades," shovels; axes, pick-axes, attoves, bugles,
trumpets, old clothing, km -
Terme cash, in Government funds.
A. HAWLEY,
Captain and A. Q. AL
- A SSISTA NT QUARTERMASTER'S
• MICE: corner e G" and TWENT.y.SEcoND
Streets. WASHINGTON, D.. C. 3 . 11118 8.3.853.
Will be sold at Auction, on WEDNEWAY; Jima 24th
at the Coral. - near Observatory, a lot of Condemned
HORSES and MULES, the property of the United States.
Terms, cash , in Government funds '_ -
Sale to commence at 10 A. M. C. H. TOMPKINS,
jelo-12t ; : . Capt., A. Q. M.„ 11. .S. A.
TO FAMILIES .RESIDEKG 11:111
-A- RURAL RIATRICTS. '
We are prepared. as heretofore, to supply Ritailliee at
their coru4ry Residences with -
EVERY_ DESCRIF.FION OF '
FINE- V.
GRO6RIES,.TEAS; &CL.
ALBERT a ROBERTS,
my2l-tf CORNER ELEVENTH
3nn . GROSS MINERAL W.A.TER ;BOT ,
1 - 71 - 7 TLE G.
SOO gross Porter Bottles. .
For sale by ' • H.. 8. &G. W;BE10111$8,
myal•lm • Grothille Glass Works. or %7 Trout Gt.
MADEIRA WINE.-115 - QUARTER
IL I casks and 100 Octavio, Ind involved per • • Lams,"
and for Bale 1z bondi
CHAS. S. & JAMES CAR&T
1196 WA.101137 and 97 GRANITE Ncresit
TURTLW AND .CLAJC SCIIIP
J
ratfaaarbsioviwitaJANa wbur
Operatie
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