Tent•Maldng' Women to Trouble.
On Saturday evening quite a number of females!
Who had been inaking . tents for Land sub-contractor
appeared at the Central Station. The party were
excited, a portion of them crying- They had been
snaking tents, and were promised their pay on Satur
slay afternoon at six o'clock. But upon going to the
place where the finances were expected to he dis
bursed they found it closed. From the fact that
-these women depended upon the wages to sustain
'themselves and their families until the next pay
day, their distress may be imagined by all persons
who are acquainted with grief from want.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
THE MONEY MARKET.
PRILADELPITTA, June 21, 1863.
'The week closes on a very dull financial market, the
•exelttng news from the interior absorbing most of the
attention of all classes of people. Gold was steady all
Gay at 1460145 N, without much activity. Whether this
remarkable Quietness was owing'to the fact of operators
thinking about going to Harrisburg, or whether to a dis
position to hold off, very generally manifested, is hard to
say; the latter feeling, however, was predominant.
Money closed up quite easy, all good borrowers being
plentifully supplied at 6rD6 per cent. Government secu
rities, especially the IS9I sixes, are strong, the Ally and
November eeven-thirties are inclined to fell off a little.
To• morrow the privilege of converting legal -tender
currency into the five-twenty bonds will cease, and
after that time there is but little doubt that they will be
at a considsrahle premium, the. same. as the 18Sts are.
As an investment this loan has been industriouslY placed
before the public, and as a relief to the Government, it
ha, Leen the source of repeated appeals and &splene
tic:lie. We CRU only continue to commend it as- a good
investment, and one that every patriot should embrace.
At the stock Board there was considerable desire to
sell, especially noted in the securities of companies on
the border. The martet was rather weak for the whole
list. Pennsylvania Railroad shares fell off to 61; Reads
lug was freely offered down to on a decline of IN; Ca:
tawissa preferred sold at 2235; Elmira preferred at 60, a
decline of 1X; North Pennsylvania sold at 145(; Arch
rstrcet at 26; Tenth and' Eleventh at 4235; 69 was bid for
Norristown, BS for Long Island.
City sixes were steady; State fives and Pennsylvania
Railroad mortgages wore • unchanged; Mirth Pennsyl
vania fives sold at 96N; 110 was bid for Sunbury and
Erie sevens; 107 for 1870 Camden and Amboy sixe.; Sus
quehanna Canal sixes sold at 65; Union Canal preferred
sold at 2%; Schuylkill Navigation at 12, tho preferred at
24X Susquehanna at 11X; Green Mountain Coal at
Union Bank sold at ML The market closed heavy, bat
ono board being in session; about- 6,003 shares, and
. $lB,OOO bonds changing hands before and after boards.
Drexel & Co. CRIOta: •
'United States (410SX
United States Certificates, of Indebteduess....l(o3ololSi
United States 7 S-10 Notes.. - ' •• • • —lO5 0106
Quartermasters' Vouchers -1/ (5)2 d.
Orders for Certificates of Indebtedness.-- ... %®l , 4d.
Gold .. • . ..... ..... ; 414 fa 45:4
Demand Notes 44V;ra 41134
New Certificates of Indebtedness 07 V o ra ea%
Sterlin g 'Exchange 151 (E• 1459
The following is the amount of coal traneported on the.
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad during the week
ending Thursdai, Juue . 2s, 1663
From Port Carbon
Pottsville
Schuylkill Haven
Auburn
Port C1int0n.......
•. Harriaburg
Total Anthracite coal for the week 74. c2l
From Harrisburg, total Bituminous coal for w'k 1.8 - 56 02
Total of all Ida& for the week
rievionaly tiais year
Total '
To same time last year
The following is the amount of coal transported over.
the Sehuylkill.Cenal for, the - week ending Thursday,
3TIIIB 26, 1883:
From Poit Carbon
" Pottsville
" Schuylkill Raven
"" Port Clinton
Total for week
Previously this year....
Total
To same time last year
The following abstract of company reports shows the
coal tonnage for the week and season as compared with
corresponding time last year:
Last
Companies: Week Season. Season. Inese
---
Reading R 76,077 1,636,413 1,016.679 019, 7331
uy '1 Nay •• • • 29,801 311,473 934,790 23,317
Lehigh Zia v. •• • 21.300 199,123 211,099 32,876
Lehigh Yal... • . 21,230 616,651 351.926 264,721
St Ls ck, •• • 28,254 541,918 466.393 75.536
Del. Bad• • • • emu 199,619 111,137 88,433 •
Feline. Ct al • 2.459 131,04 5 114,324 19,721
Shamokin t 10,614 110,1E9 79, n.B 34,91.5
Tread Ton 1,870 150,139 135,033 14,151
Lyken's Val-- 2,418 35.301 58,200... • 12.238
Trevorton 1,326 28,297 28.141 256
Total 2:19,613 3.993 028 2,959,461,1117,431 79,001
The earnings of the Michigan Central Railroad for the
year-ending May 31 1863,'Were as follows;
Earnings from passengers $609,682 28
Freight 1,983,757 35
Miscellaneous 73.120 9,1
Total $2,956,560 55
The gain in earnings aver the previous year is as
followb :
Increase on pasSenger earnings
On freight....... ;
Total.
Decrease on miEcellaneous..
Total increase $53.1,319 13
'Equal to about twenty-five per cent. over last year,
and of forty three per cent, over the year ending Kay
.31.1581.
The first National Bank of Philadelphia has received
its certificate of organization from the Treasury Depart
ment, and will go into active operation immediately.
Its location will be at the southeast corner 0( Third and
Chestnut streets. The first National Bank of New York,
with $3O), COO capital, will be established very shortly,
under the Fifth Avenue Hotel, ,
The New'Orleans Era of the 13th says:
The movement in business circles here continues very
.slow and limited, and the ,posture of affairs generally
remains unchanged. The amount of starting iu the way
of exchange is small, and the demand is limited: The
Yates for bills on London range at 1040105 and 106@167,
according to the cnrrency. Francs may be quoted nonxi
siallv at 3.40©3 30, based -on legal-tender notes as the
standard of movements. Bank and bankers' sight bills
,on lAew York command 202.14 per cent. premium. Trea
-sury notes, outdoor, 35s(gi2 par cent. premium. Legal
tender notes, in small same, change hands at 2i per
cont. premium.' "Dealers have placed the rates for gold
at 473.4050 per cent. premium, and for silver 35(ik10 per
.cent.; but ttteee 'is scarcely- anything doing worthy of
Mote.
Jay Cooke tc Co. Quote Government sem:mitten, ac., ae
followa:
United Staten Slice% 1.881 ' 'MSS( ' glO9
lani,.edlkratesm-lp
.;.rotep3 _ 10.54 8106
EZMMM
niQ•
A 98%
Quartermasters' Vouchers 98% 9811
Gold and
45 mand Notes 144% 1
1 45%
Go%
Sales five-twenties to-day, *1.292. 850. • -
The loin market is moderately active at 6(ffi7 per cent.
Securities are carefully scrutinized, bat the principal
:houses have little difficulty in obtaining all the money
they want at 6 percent. The volume of business doing
is, however, so contracted, that less money is rennired:
and as capital seeking employment continues to accu
mulate. and to be attracted from Boston and from other
cities, the tendency is towards greater.ease, especially
-as the currency disbursed by Government is rapidly
finding its way into the .great financial centres, and re
moving one importantcauso oflthe recent stringency. -
The stook market opened with less animation than for
several days past, the -suspense due to the war news
causing.a'diffinclination to operate either fo r a fall or for
an advance. Governments are heavY, and Border State
bonds.nuiet. Railroad shares are dull., and railroad
bonds steady.
. .
Harlem still absorbs the chief attention of operators,
And the unprecedented advance from 72% on Friday
night to-104 this 'morning, will long be remembered by
the clique. whose schemes to "bear" the stock have
brought on them amot unmerited retribution.
.
The following table showii the principal movements of
the market compared with the latest quotations of yes
terday-evening:
. Sat. Tri• Adv. Deo.
V. B. 6&1881, rag ••••••••104 104 .. ..
ILL ads, 1.1381, con. :•••• .10E% 109% .. . X
V 8, sullen-thirties. .. 106 106 ..
418.1 year Certif gold —ICON 101'/s3&
U. IL S. 1 vr. Cert. carr'ncy 98 98 ..- ..
. ..
American gold 145 114% x
iTenuettiew& 60% 81 —i.).
.4
Missouri As 67% 67% • . ..
Pacific Mail 176% 176 ,t.f. ..
N.Y. Central.••••• • —.120X 120%
Nrie ••••... ..........—. 9.5% 96%
.Erie preferred.... ....—..108% 104.. :i
Hudson. River--
...-188 386 2 ..
• .
itiiiem. ... ... .........—.loi oig ag ..
Harlem prefet red....—. 93 95 .. 2
illeading 100 102 X. 2X
Rich. Central 109 110 . I
Match. Sontkern.•....... nx .71,‘ 1 . '
..
rich. fle.ignar 115... 116 .. ..
'llinoim Centra1..........101X 10234 - .. 1e nttaburt 32X 63g" %
• •
Wens 934' 9336 • • g
30l do 111
Rock Island 963x' 953( .
?ortWayne ''' 66
'an tan 28 26A( •. :I I
atria do Chien" 64 54
Raget&•Nth western 30M 80,11
.4itaaga for the steamer closed firm, at 158.
" • l"
450 1"tka, lixot
v B. a BLATMAXI
BEFOIIII
50.4 t
.caslil3o 4
.caah 50%
3dys
..2dy 50
wage Sales, June 27.
1: • Philadelphia Exchange.)
:100
150 Reading -11..:.cash 50%
• do 50%
900 do b3O 51
BO do 502(
500 do 5024
100 d 0....... ..... b3O 01
100 d 0..... .. . . .ssvvn 50%
-BOARD.
50 do
'360 d 0..• .• •
10 00 1 do do
100 do
FIRST
,100 Cireen,ltiountain•••
120 Ethyl Nay 12%
45 do • , 115 12
106 Penna-P t 61%
42 do ;61%
64 • 61%
3.200 US Five Year 0pt.10033
S 9 Union , Bank 89%
10 North Penna R.... 1435
ROO City fis C&P • •••••••144
?IWO do CZ, P 'lO5
AFTER,
'2,50 Penna R .61
2510th •andlith R.•.. 4234
100 Catasviasa Rpref
2.0 Arch. at R 26 -
200 Slug Canal 113$
-400 .d 0..... b6O 113 E
-06 do .... . . a6O 11%
CLOSING
Bid. Asked. I
200 Sch Nay pref 24%
1000 Susq Canal 6s ...h5 55
5000 do 55
SOS Reading ft 50%
100 do cash 50%
200 do. • • • .b5O 5034
.50 Unioir Canal pref..
40 Eunira ' ft pref 50
470 Penna 53 C3:P 101 .
50030r:ft Penna 65.... 95%
. Bid. Asked.
N Penns R ......
Do 10s
Catawissa R Con 7 • •
Do mfd 22 22g
Beaver Mead B. • •
Minehill R 63 6
Harrisburg . • • .
Wilmington R. .. • . • •
Le high - Nay. .... • . • -
Do shares .. • • 68
Do scrip'l•.'• 40 ' 44
Cam & Amb R... • • • •
Phila - Sc Bribe's.. • • • •
Sun k Brie' 7s .. • •
Delaware Div... •
Do • • • •
Sprnce•streetit.. • ' ,
Arch-street R.... 2/5-
Rase-stre«.t H... .. 12
Tenth-street R ... • . ,
Thirteenth-st R.
W Phila R
Green-street R.. ia
Do bonds...
Chestnut-tit R.
Second•street B. • • 79
Do bonds... ••
Fifth-street R.... • • 60
Do bonds., • . ••
Girard College R. • • •
Seventeenth-st B. • • •
S 88,131-
13 7-30 Notes., ..1.05X 10634
Americanaola —1404 1463
ciff. • '• 3C-=
Do new Mt. - J.2 . .108 . .. . •
.Alto co 88 E. ..... ,
Yenna 66 10234 102%
aeadingE, 56.1( 611-16
Do .'68'80`43. .. • .
Do .bds
Dobds 2 .B6 cony.
[Fauna , •
Do 'lst m 68.114 114 X.
•Do 2.1 65..1.0034 108
Schnyl-11...
Worris vonsol,77lU 725 i
Do prfd ..... • . • •
•Do &KIP.
Do 2.1m14c.• • • 104
)Susq Canal.— 1036 1134
Do •80 ..... :55 573 E
43chnyl Noy-....... 12 L, 1234
Do prfd.••••• SIN
Do Bs 2. •. • • 8438
Olmira a... .....
Do pifd .....
Do .
Do -1W ... , .
FL Island It ex-dv - 100 91
, Do bds
. E tt illa h lai v rr a ilg . pr
53
bds.
Philadelph
la Markets. , '
Jars
There is more Flour selling, but prices am.without
change. Sales comprise 600 barrels fair and good Ohio
family; 200 barrels Ohio extra at $6.25, and 1,500 barrels.
fancy do. on private terms. The retailers and bakers
are buying at from $6.50g6 for superfine; $5.75@6.50 for
extra; ts(D7'for 'extra family, and $7. 60@8 'l3 barrel for
fancy brands, as to quality. Rye Flour is dual at $5 , 10
barrel. Corn Meal is wanted at $1 for Pennsylvania.
and $4.1234 313 barrerfor'Brandywine.
GRAIN.—The demand for Wheat is moderate ¢ ` about
7,00 0 bushels sold at 1500 for prime Pennsylvania reds.
most, afloat; and 1,000 bus choice Kentucky What, at 170 c
bushel. Bye is wanted at lOic "ft bushel kw Penn
sylvania. Corn is scarce; about 2.5(X), bnellek prime
yellow sad at Mc bushel, In store and afloat. , Oats
are dull: 2 700 bushels sold at 75R76e. weight.
BASH.--Quereitron is dull. at *62 tow for let No. 1.
COTTON:- ' The market is firm., and urines have again
advanced,' ws quote middlings at 65@07e."0 lb, oash.
GROCERIBII—There is very little doing in Sugar, bat
themark et is firm. ',Coffee Is dull at `43)4183136g. for Rio,
PROVISIONS:—Mess Pork is selling at 61.4014.50
bbl. Bacon and . Green= Meats are in deuraud and prices'
better. A sale of 200 toe prime Lard is reported at 10%0
II lb.
WHISKY. —The market to firm: about 250 bbls sold at
46 ® 470 : and drudge at 44Atigit-Pic gal.,
he following .are the receipts of Flour and Grain at
ibis tort to ditT: - .
Flo**Boo
"9.175 bus.
Corn 1.500 bus •
V4l;}'l?l••mr.t.l: ! !! t? , 1t!1!!:•?/12. i1.,909111111.,
Tons. Cwt.
• 29.513 11
• 1,461 02
• 29.,99 11
. - 5.249.12
. 9,448 18
10 17
WHAT HAS JAYNE'S ALTERATIVE DONE.—
It has cured Goitre, or Swelled Neck.
It has cured. Cancers and Schirrhus Tumors. ,
It has cured Complicated Diseases.
-It has cured Disease of the Heart.
It has cured Dropsy and Watery Swellings.
It has cured White Swellings. •
It has cured'Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
It has removed F,nlargement of . the Abdomen, and of
the Ovaries and Bones and Joints.
It has cured Erysipelas and Skin Diseases.
It has cured Boils and Carbuncles.
It has cured Gout, Rheumatism, and Neuralget.
:It has cured Fungus Hematodes.
It has cured Milk or White Leg.
It has mired Scald Head.
It has cured Eruptions on the Skin.
It bas cured Scrofula or King's Evil.
It has cured Ulcers of every kind. •
It has cured Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder.
It bas cured Chorea or St. Vitus' Dance, and many
other NerVous Affections.
It has curia Leprosy, Salt Rheum, and Tetter.
De.c'e It has cared, thousands of Female Complaints.
.. 76.077 13
1,56 ( ).335 08
1 636.413 01
1,016,6i9 03
Tons. Cwt.
•• 9,434 00
.• 2.603 00
.. 17,266 00
495 00
'29,801 00
231,672 00
311.473 00
334,793 16
THE WAIL OF THE FLEA-BUN.
LYON, our remorseless foe,
Lays us. by, the thousands, low ;
Touched by his magnetic dust,
Though unwilling, die we must.
If our power but matched our will,
We'd that insect-murderer kill ;
For his Powder, sure as fate,
Will our race annihilate. .
Lyon's Powder is harmless to mankind, but will kill
all house insects, garden worms, vine-bugs, &c. Lyon's
Magnetic Pills are sure death to rats and mice. Sold
everywhere. - DEMAS S. BARNES,
je2o-11t ' New York.
$ 4401 17 I
4,1441 el AIR DYE ! HAIR DYE !!
T 164.766 SO
. 424 696 37
ioogl
27Y
• -
160 ReadinllllE, 5036
100 do • • •• ......sssvn 60%
300 do s 5 50%
100 do .bsSciat 50%
60 do 50%
50 d0......;7-10
PRICES.
CITY ITEMS.
MILITARY TRAPPINGS for Army and Navy
Officers, in greatest variety and best style, can be
had at Oakford & Son's, under the Continental
Hotel.
FOR THE REST-FITTING SHIRT Of , the age,
go to the popular gentlemen's furnishing establish
ment of Mr. George Grant, No. 610 Chestnut street.
MESSRS. C. OAEFORD & SON'S, under the
Continental Hotel, are now selling a superb assort
ment of Straw Rata and Capa for children, at and
below their actual cost.
TONGUES, BEEF, limns, &c.—The' pro:
prietors of the popular old house of C. H. Mattson,
Arch and Tenth streets, have now in store a fine
supply of Jersey cured hams, fiae quality dried beef,
large sized tongues, &c., to which we invite the at
tention of our readers.
WARLinE PEorLE.—The Americans
are becoming a warlike people. Hundreds of thou
sands of them are in arms for the perpetuity of their
Union, and the citizen has become a whole or a half
soldier by the pressure of the emergency. Phila
delphia has already put over forty thousand men in
the field, and of those who remain at home, a large
POrtion are becoming familiarized with military
drill. A uniform has become an essential portion of
every mans wardrobe, and the tailor who cannot
get up handsome garments for soldiers would be as
far behind the age as the ship builder would be who
could not make a war vessel. Rockhill &Wilson,
the proprietors of the famous Brown Stone Clothing
Hall, Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut street, above Sixth,
get up suits for civilians and uniforms for aoldiers,
with equal acceptability to their legions of cus
tomers. -
MARTIAL LAW TO BE DECLARED.—The
city, it is reported, will be placed under martial law.
All workshops and public places of business will be
closed, and every preparation will be made to meet
the invader who now threatens our homes and tire
sides. Stirring events will no doubt be witnessed
in our - midst within the next twenty-four hours,
and, for one, we are resolved to go to—the mam
moth Clothing Emporium of Granville Stokes, No.
609 Chestnut street, and invest in a new and sub
stantial military suit. Those who wish to purckase
should do so at once, as this establishment may be
closed in a day or so.
A NEW UNWORM FOR COLORED TROOPS.
—Considerable discussion is being excited among
medical men, in regard to the uniform of the colored
regiments. The professors claim that their physical
natures, and the fact that they are to be used in the
extreme South, demand an Oriental uniform, like
that of the original ZouaveWAfrieue. The Secre
tary of War has - 'partially ordered the straight
jacket, the same as is worn by the white troops.
We suggest that they wear such uniforms as Charles
Stokes & Co., the celebrated clothiers, furnish under
the Continental.
13PECIAL NOTICES.
This well• anown remedy acts by entering into the cir
culation, And passing with the blood (which it purifies)
into every tissue and fibre of the body, so that, no matter
what is the nature of the disease, nor where located, it
is sure to be reached and expelled from the system.
Prepared only by Dr. D. JAYNE & SON, No. 242
CHESTNUT Street.. - je27-amw3t
BATCHELOR'S celebrated HAIR jam is the Best in
the World. The only Harmless, True and Rellahle
Dye known. This splendid Hair Dye is Perfect—changes
Red Rusty or Gray Hair, instantly to a Glossy Black
or Natural Brown, without Injuring the Hair or Stain
ing the Skin, leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful; im
parts fresh vitality, frequently restoring its pristine
Color, and rectifies the ill effects of Bad Dyes. The
Genuine is signed WILTJAM A. BATcriarns, all others
are mere imitations, and should be avoided. Sold by all
Druggists, &c. FACTORY—SI BARCLAY. Street, New.
York. Batchelor's New Toilet Cream for Dressing the
Hair. :0111 a .ie23-1Y
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OP THE LATEST
gimes, made in the Rest Manner, expressly for RETAIL
SALES. - LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plain Pi-
MOB. All Goods made to Order warranted satisfactory.
Onr Otta-Pataa SYSTEM is strictly,adhered , to. All are
thereby treated alike.
del2-ly • JONES & CO., 604 - MARKET Street.
-
, DUI" YOUR iyATHiNG lAOBES FOR LADIES,
Gentlemen, and. Children, at Sloan's, 806 Market street.
Philadelphia. je26-3t*
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT IS - A
certain remedy for Neuralgia. • • -
FIRST PREMIUM GROVER & BAKER'S SEW
ING MACHINES, 'with latest improvements. Offixes,
730 CHESTNUT Street, Philadplphia; MAIN Street, at
Toll Gate, Germantown. jel9fmw-lOt
IVEA.ItRI3EII).,
FRITZ—HORY.On the 25th instant. by the Rev. G.
F. .Krotel, Mr. Sparta Fritz and Mies Sallie EL Rory. No.
cards.
•
LbiTG—ACKROYD.—On the 7th of June. at Blockley
ayenue, Hxty• third and Vine, by Rey. T. B. bliller,Mr.
Isaac Long to Mies Sarah Ackroyd, both of Restonyille.
Pb 1 , 1 ad el ph la.
WALKKR—BRADIN.—On the 15th of May. 1863, by the
Roy. Dr. Vaughan. Mr. Joseph Walker to Miss Mary
Bradin, both of this city.
.
?ddI)AT.--June the 27th.' 1863, Willie Bowling: Day. in
fant daughter of Dr D. C. and Mrs. Julina Day, of Nash
ville,-Tennessee, aged 2 months and 27 days, Mash,
villa and Memphis papers please copy.] •
BROWNELL.—On the 27th instant, Mr. Oliver Brow
nell, -in the 61st-year of his age. .
The relatives and friends of the family, the members
of Tacony Lodge, No. 238, I. 0. of 0. FAare respectfully
invited to attend his funeral, front MS late: residence,
Garden street, below- Church, Bridesburg, on. Wednes
day afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Interment at Cedar Hill
Cemetery._ :too
MORGAN.—On Thursday evening, 25th instant, Win,
It. Morgan, Sr., in the 84th yenr of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem
. hers of the Welch Society, are respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral, from his late residence, No 506-Arch
street, this (Monday) morning, 29th inst., at 10 o'clock,
without farther notice. -
MAIM ERDIAN„—On the 25th instant, Mrs. Elizabeth
Zimmerman, widow of-the-late Jacob Zimmerman, of
Montgomery county, aged 68 years.
WATSON.—On the morning of the Nth instant, after a
long and painful illness, Theodore, youngest- son of
David and the late Elizabeth Watson.
SHEBHAN.—On the 25th instant, Abigail. Sheehan,
wife of Edmund Sheehan, aged 50 years. *
THATCH.Ell.—Suddenly, on the 24th ingtant; Mahlon
F. Thatcher, in the 12th year of his age. -
bitermenta.
LTH OFFICE, Jane .27;1863.
'the Oily of Philadelphia
27th of lune, 1863.
10=211
Deathe .and Intorm
from the 20t
CAUSES OP DEATH
Fever, Sp,tted
'" Typhoid ,
Trooping. C0ngh.....,
Inilammation Brain.
Bronchi....
Larynx...".
Lunge
Peritoneum
Asphyxia
Apoplexy
Burns and Scald s. ; .
Calculus of Bladder.
Cancer
Croup
Congestion, Brain..
Lungs.—
Cholera Infantum..
Consumption, Lungs
Convulsions... ... . . .
Puerperal...
Diptheria
Diarrhcea
Dropsy
Brain.
Chest
Bean ......
Inanition.
Infeltration, .Urine
Jaundice .
Kicked by a mule... .
Mania-a-Potu ........
Marasmus
Measles'
Old -Age
Obstruction, Bowels.
Palsy
Purpura
Railroad accident....
Run over by wagon..
Run over by railroad
Still-born
Suicide
Syphilis
Wounds—Gunshot...
T0ta1.............
Disease of Brain...
heart... •
Spine
Drowned
Debauch
Effusion on Brain..
.Erysipelas
Enlargement Heart
Fracture-of Spine..
Fever, Scarlet
• OF THE ABOVE THERE WERE--
IndeT 1 year. 66 From,4o p to 50..
Fum 1. • to 2 - -• 19 ' 50 to 60..
• 2to 6 31 " 60-to 70..
6to . 10 • 8 " 70 to SO..
10 to 15:- 2 " SO to 90..
•15" to 20; 2 • 9040100.
,
20 to 50..--
4 ! • 30 to 40
WARES.' •
First 20
Second:. ...... 7
Third 10
Fourth •• 12
Fifth •• 71
Sixth • 2!
Seventh - 17
Eighth - 9
Ninth.: • 2
Total
Deduct deaths from the country.
19 TOW..
WARDS.
Tenth.
Eleventh 6
Twelfth.. . A. .
Thirteenth . 6
Fourteenth. 4
Sixteenth... 6
Seventeenth . 9
Eighteenth...", 6
.
Net deaths in the city . 201
= Nativity—United Btates,l66; Foreign, 37 Unknown, 7.
From the Almshouse, 7'; People of Color, 12; from the
country, 9. .
The number of deaths, compared withnlis correspond . -
ing_weeks of 1862 and of last week, was as follows : -
- Week ending June 29,1862, was 259.
Week ending June .21, 1 5 63, was 244.
Males, 123; Females. 81 - ; %Ye. 74: MA% 04.
Deaths - and interments of soldiers in the city, 8.
BY order of the 80a..4. of Health.
WILLIAM RDAD, Health Officer.-
BLACK NORWICH OBAPES.--JUST
received, Norarkh Crapes at 37%c. a yard.
Black all-wool, double-width Delaines, WM, 95.
&a.
Black Mousseline Ae Lamas Shawls.
- • . - - -
Black Camel's Bair Bares's. Long Shawls, (twp Shawls
ittithotent to make a dress.)
Black Silk Mistily. •
Black and White Mohair Plaids, 20 and 2S cents.
Black Oros do Rhine, $1 $1.1234, Std.
- Black Ponit de Sole, or Mourning Silk.
- BEASON & SON, Mourning Stare,
No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
PLAIN WHITE CRAPE SHAWLS.
White Barege Shawls; •
Light Lama bhawls •
Summer ShavEls, wholesale;
Black Lace Points.
BYRE & LANDELL,
3020 FOURTH, & &RUH Streets:
SUMMER SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
Foulards reduced;
neat Plaid and Stripe Silks;
Dark Lawns, Mosambloues &C.
jeWo EYitE 3 LANDNE.L.
06FICE. OF UNION, MUTUAL IN.
131111AIOCE COMPANY.
YHILADELPInd, .3wLe 8, 1863.
Notice is hereby given, that eubscripAboas to the In.
nosed Capital of the Union Mutual Inswo.nce CornuanY.
by conversion of the Scrip into Stodig,-'. will be receiv
ed at the office of the Company, ftov4 this date-to Nov.
1, 1363, in accordance with the Iv :deeded charter'aiwepted
at a meeting of the Scripholde-A; held June 1 . - 1883:
"JOAN 810,32, gooretari.
aIISES OF DEATH
Nineteenth .9•
Twentieth.;.
•.....13
Twenty-first 4.
Twenty-second.. -2
Twenty-third.:.. - 2
Twenty-fonxth..ll
. 9'
210 •
MEETING OF EMPLOYEE 4 .OF
R. A. SMITH, CITY CONTRACTOR.
Minutes of meeting of eronloyeesuf 8.. A. SMITH, held
June 26. Meeting o , ganized by calling J. W. FRITZ,
Esq., to the Chair; JOHN L HILL chosen Secretary.
It was resolved that a committee of live be appointed
to draft resolutions condemning the course of certain
members of Common Council.
The Chair. in accordance with the resolution, ap
pointed Messrs. NVolbert, Emory, Weilds; flatt, and
Steidle,
Adjourned to meet June 27.
Juno 27.—The following resolution was reported, and.
ordered to be printed in three Sunday papers, and Press
and Ledger of June 29
'We, the undersigned, Superintendents, Foremen.
Sic.. employed by R. A. Smith; City Contractor for
cleansing - tbe strrets, regret that certain members of
Councils, viz : Messrs. John- S. Painter, of Sixteenth
ward, and James Hallowell, of. Seventeenth ward,
should, I, mistaken zeal for our intmests and that of the
workmen-employed under us for Mr. Smith, misrepre
sent and slander that gentleman by the inference that
he would not pay us our just claims. We deem it but
just and proper to thus publicly state that our pay, pre-
V iOllB to the first of. May, II as been prompt; and that
until wit express our want of confidence in Mr. Smith,
such remarks of members of Councils referred to in
sincere and false. -
Sinned by the Committee.
CH ARLES 111cCU ',Li - , Foreman of Ist and 2d wards.
LEVI FORT, Foreman of 3d and 4th wards.
E. J BARR. Forman of sth and 6th wards:
BENJ. JEFFERIES, Foreman of ich and Bch wards.
AND. WEILD. Foreman al" 9th, lath, awl •24th wards.
R. M. STEEDER. Foreman of mil and - 12th wards.
THOS. W. WEER: Foreman of 13th. and Mb wards.
JOHN CROSBY; Foreman. °frith arid 20th wards.
-
GEORGE W. EI4IORT, Fore LIM a of 16th and 17th wards.
THOMAS TRAINOR ; Foreman of 18th and 19th Wards.
JOHN IL DIAMOND, Foreman of Dump. .
1111013 hIcILII EERY. Foreman of Dump.
301111 MOO I.N.N IS. Foreman of Dump.
-
W M. LEONARD: Foreman of Dump.
FRANCIS A IRENS. Foreman - of Nang.
JOHN n. - 1-LATT. Foreman of Gang.
JAMES A MONTAC UR. Foreman of Ging.
-W. J, McCLUSE, Fori•rnau of Gang.
JOHN McCLURE, Foreman of Gang.
JOHN W. FRNNOYaR. F,,renian of Gang. -
J. W. FRITZ, Assistant Superintendent.
C. J. WOLBER.T, Chief Superintendent. '
JOHN L. HI LL, Clerk. .
CALEB COPE, Tli A.SU KER OF
the United States Sanitary Commission, North
east corner of MINOR .ind SIXT Et Streets, acknowledges
the receipt of the following contributions' since the last
report :
Louis A. Godey (additional) ' ' $lO 00
W. A. Blanchard (additional) - 50 00
CommerciaL Bank (additional) - 0 100 00
From a "Friend"—left at the depOsitory 100 (0
Montrose Soldiers' Aid Society - .5 00
Charles D Melas M 1).. 59 00
Bank of the Northern Liberties (additional) 100.00
Girard Bank (additional) 100 00
Baeder, Delany, & Adameson (.lel contribution)....2 k) On
Mrs. ann Hertzog(additional). 100 00
Mrs. William Toy 1.00
Mrs. William Slaymaker 9 O 0•
$713 il()
•••• .. • .. 571,165 31
It
Previously reported,
-r*"`• OFFICEOF TILE HARRISBURG,
PORTSMOUTH, AIGUNT JOY 'AND LANCAS-
Tlll. RAILROAD COMPANY.
_ . . _ _
PBILADV.LPIII.A.I June 29, 1893.
A rem nn al dividend of THREE afl D A El &LF PER
chivp on the capital stock of this Company will be paid to
the Stockholders, or their legal representatives, on and
alter the 10th day. of JULY next, at the corner of Tnird
Street, and Willing's alley. on GEORGE TARE%
je2.9-30. Treasurer.
,NOTICE.—
t TllE interoht o SIX PER EN
Coupons, and he n the Scrip
T.
of the
AOh TH PENNSYLVANIk RAILROAD COMPANY. due
- Snly I, 1863. will be paid at rho - 011iceof the Company.
No. 407 WALNUT Street. . WILLIAM WISTAR,
le'29-4t Treaeurer.
PRAYER" FOR THE STATE AND
COUNTRY —A meeting for Prayer will be held
DAILY during the present emergency in the Church of
the Epiphany. CLISITISI.II` and FIFTEEN R Streets. - :at
8 o'clock A. M, to continue for half an hour, je29-2t
T WIMPY-FOURTH W RD.—A
g of the aitize_ns of the Twenty-fottrth
Ward will Ifs heid THIS EVENING. at 8 o'clock, 'at
COMMISSIONERS' HALL, corner of M . a.RiEtT and
TRLRTY• EIGHTH ctreets, to take action in 'response of
the c lof the Governor in defence of the City and State.
MSEVENTH...WARD UNION LEAGUE].
—A.2pecial Meetiaa of the League will be held at
U'lVeill's Hall, LORBARD. below Broad street, This
EVENING, at 9 o'clock, on importance business.
A. punctual and large attendance is earnestly requested.
It 'WM. D. LEWlS„President.
MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF COAL
ai e earnestly requested to meet this hIOND
at 10 A. M.. thi.d. story Anthracite Bnildings, :405g
WA Likarr Street, for the purl). re of taking immediate
and prompt action to reapond to the Governor's call for
troops for Slots dofence
LEW IS, A IMENRIED, & CO..
HAVW, PEA & CO.
HAMMETT, VAN- DIIsEN, 'Sr LOCHMAN,
NOBLE, CALDWELL, &
C0., -
TYLER, STONE, & CO.,
A PAR uEE & 00 ,
-
3t - HUM ER, NORTON, & CO.
PENNSYLVANIA INSTITUTION
FOLTBE B LIN D.—The closing exercises; con
slsting of the awarding of premiums and medals, &c ,
'will take place on MONDAY, 29th instant, at 4 P
Conductor of the Orchestra, Mr. CARL SIiNTZ. - The
Public are invited. WILLIAOI c a A.par,
.1e27-21 e_ Principal.
PHRENOLOGICAL JIJHUR.NAA,FOR
JULY, note ready; contain:" a Mew and cortati
hive amwer to ANATOMCAb OBJECTION'S to KERN:-
NOLOGY, an article on Physiognomy. and many other
interesting and practically important papers, together
with over fifty illustrations, Only 15 cents. or 3150 a
Scar,FOWLER & WELLS, New York.
_ _
JOAN L. CAT AN,
25 South TENTH Street, Philada
M> A LECTURE :
Will be delivered by the
HON. J. W. FORNEY,
oN
"THS OBLIGSTIONS AND LESSONS OF THE4OtI.I4"
In aid of the ..41;
CHARITY -
TUESDAY EVENING NEXT TUNE 30, 1863, -
AT MUSICAL FICIAD HALL.
Tickets 25 Cents. To be bad al the principal Book and
stores,Music and at the door. . je2l.3t
PHILADEIA OfficeEADlN
RAILROAD COCOMPANY, 2.27 South
I'OURTH Street. . - I . IIy.ADELI!IIIA, Tune 21,1863.
-.. . ,
DIVIDEND NOTICE. —Ten transfer nooks of the Pro
terra Stock of this Company will be closed on the 30th
Mot.. and reopened on the 15th proximo. :
A Dividend of 3y. v. cent., clear of,State tax, bas been
declared on the Preferred Stock; payable in cash , on the
20th of July on all stock held at the close of business on
the 30th inst. •
Holders of certificates which have been discharged
from this office, or either of the transfer agencies, arelpar
ticu]arly requested to have teem duly registered on the
transfer books to whichthey have been transferred. prior
to the 30th inst. S. BRADFO Kn.
Treasurer.
MPROVOST MARSHAL OENRIR.AL'S
OFFICE.—WASHINOTON, D. G., May Id.
All men who desire tojoin any particular Regiment of
CAVALRY. now in the field, are hereby authorized to
present themselves at any time dari , g the next thirty
days to the BOARD OF: ENROLMENT, in their respec
tive Di, tricts. The Board shall 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 )3 ' FEY.
ray2B-1m Provost Marshal General.
PHILADELPHIA POST OFFICE,
June 27, 18c3-IWTICE.—The attention of the
public is requested to the following extrmts from' the
New Post Offich Law,. which will be- in operation on
and after Wednesday next, dray 1„1863: ,
No letter, newspaper, pamphlet, or any package what
ever. can be delivered until the whole postage due there
on has been paid. • ,
The Carriers will not be permitted - to make any charge
or receive any : compensation from. the• public for the de
livery of letters or papers received in the mail. ,
• letters deposited in the efface without th e postage being
prepaid willbe sent to the Dead Letter Office. -
The fee for registering a letter- is 20• cents, in addition
to the regular postage, and no ,registered letter, will be
delivered until the person authorized to receive it shall
have signed the necessary receipts therefor.-
All mail matter not sent at letter rates must be so enve
loped that the contents can be readily examined, other
wise it will be charg eda tletter postage'
The rate of domestic letter postage is fixed at 3 cents
for each half ounce or fraction of half ounce. The Pa
cific rate of 10 cents is abolished.
•.••••• . • • • • .
The rate of postsge on LOCAL OR CITY DROP LIT
TERS is 2 cents per half ounceur fraction of a half ounce.
The Postmaster is authorized to coatract, subject to the
approval of the Postmaster General% with publishers.
firms, or is stitutions havinglarge numbers of circulars
or other printed•matter to distribute through the city, to
deliver such matter at a fixed rate
. . .
RATE OF PORTAGE ON TRANSIENT PRINTED
MATTER, EXCEPT CIRCULARS AND DOORS,
One Package to one addiAse, not exceeding 4
ounces in - weight .
And for each 4-onnces or fraction theraof an ad
ditional-rate of
Not exceeding 4 ounces in weight
And for each 4 ounces•or fraction thereof an ad-.
ditienal rate of
•i <• UNSEALED. CIRCULARS,
Not exceeding 3in number, to one address.
Over 3 and not exceeding6i tonne address
And an additional rate of 2 cents for each three.
or fractional part thereof, circulars sent to one
address.
. .
The above -postage mnsh in. all eases, be prepaid by.
Postage stamps affixed to sueh.printed matter. and in no
case will any marks' or• signs be- permitted on printed
matter without enbjeeting,it to letter postage. - -
QUARTERLY rates-of postage, when paid quarterly or
yearly in advance on newspapers, &e.. published once a
week. or more frequently,. and sent from the publication
office to actual bona fide subscribers
NeWipaper or periodioal not ex
.ceeding Connees in weight, sent
to any part of United States
Ovet,4 but not exceeding 8 ounces
And an additional rate for each 4 ounces or fractional
part thereof.
QUARTERLY rates of postage, when paid in advance
on newipapere, &c., pabliehed less frequently than once
a week, and sent to subscribers as above: -
Not exceeding 4 ounces- in weight, and
sent to any part of United States
Over 4 and not exceeding,d ounces
- Publications issued ,- - without disclosing - the office 'of
publication, - or containing a Sictitione-statement thereof,.
cannot be for warded , unless prepaid at TRANS/ENT RATES:
is27-smw3t C. A. WALBOBN, Postmaster.
NIVERSITY ORPENNS YLV • • EL,
(DEPARTMENT OF - ARTS.)-The Examina
tion of the Junier„. Sophomore, and Freshman Classes,.
at the doge of the:Third Term, will be held in the fol
lowing-order - .
Tuesday,. June Sld. From 9 to 11, Sophomores, by
Prof. Frazer,, (Metalie Chemistry ' ) written. From . .ll to
1, Juniors - by the Provost, (intellectual • 'Philosophy, )
oral•
Wednesday; 24th. .From 9 to 11, Truziors, by, Prof
(Differential Calculus, ) and Sophomores, by.
Prof. - Jackson,:(odas of Horace,/ written. Fromil tol,
Freshmen,.. by Plug Allen, (Herodotus,) oral:
Thurtday, 26th, From 9to 11, Sophomores, by Prof.
Coppee...(Historm )1 and; Freshmen, by Prof. - Kendall,.
(Heometra, written: From 11 to 1. Juniors, by. Prof.
Frazer; (Heat-and the Steam Engine.)
• Friday; -26th..- From 9 to 11, Scphomores, by Prof.
Kendall, (Analytical Geometry,) written. .Front.li to 1,
Junior*, by Prof. Allen, (The Clouds of Ariatophanes),
Monday 29 From 9to 11, Juniors, 'by Prof. Jackaon,
(The Aulularia of Plantue), From 11
more§, by Prof. Allen; (Thucydides;) oraL r
Tuesday. 30tb. From 9 to 11, Freshmen by Prof.
CoppGe. UR-story.) oral: • •
Wednesday, July let. From 9 to 11, Fr.iohmen, by
Prof.P Jackson, (Livy,) oral. GEORGE ALLEN'.
je2.3-7t Secretary of thC'Faculty of_ Arta.
IMHEADQUARTERS, P. H ADM
'FELS, Pa., June 28, 1863. - •• , t .
SP ML ORDER, No. 2. The followingplaces
of rem:Mavens are designated for the enrolment, and en
listment of man for service for. three months,- unless
sooner discharged : • • '
Commissioners' .Hall, Spring Garden and- Thirteenth
streets, Lieutenant Colonel E. Wallace, late 91st
Regiment Penns•ylvania Volrinteers, in charge.
( Abr Armor - 9, Broad stoat. below Race, Oaptaht •Isaac
C. Price in charge. .
Racket House, Spring - Garden and Tiiienty-second
streets, Capt. Josepti.danason in charge. •
• Girard avenue and Sixth street,. Captain. Charles G.'
Phillips in charge. -
When a frill company, conateting, of 64 privates, 5
sergeants, 8 corporals,2 musicians, and I wagoner
ie .organized, .they will' be immediately mustered into
service with a full complement of officers, armed, equip..
ped aid moved into camp for instruction. But after an
organization is- commenced a smaller number - of. men
without officers may be mustered into service and
attached to ether Companies If it is desired, A Half
Company of Forty Men may be mustered in with a First
By command of Major General DANA.
CYRUe &LIMA AN,
je29-3t . a•eistant Adjutant General
inrPHILADELPHIA lAND READING
RAILROAD COBIPAITY.- OPPIOU. 73 SouTa
FOUVOII STREET,
PRII,ADELPHIA, Stine 22;1863
'Fa avoid detention. the holders of coupons of- this
company, 'due on, the let proximo; are requested to leave
them at this ofAce on or beforethe 30th instant, when re
ceipts will. be alven; and checks will be ready for de
livery on the first proximo, in exohange for said receipts..
8. BRADFORD. Treasurer,
M-PROTRVITV S A NTA CLAM ARUN
CY OF T HE U. S. Y COMMISSION.
At thia office, established with the •ap ß roval l the De
atinents at Washington, all claims of soldiere and
their relatives for BOUNTY. BACK PAY, AND PEN
ON, are prepared FREE OF CHARGE ....
W. N. ASUMAN, 'Solicitor.
ie-1m ' ~ - 1307 CHEfrATNII2 area.
•
...I. I 7ND PIC C E OAL CP CO - 3 7 1P H APt t, ''W .CI V4II o. V ii3 lsl PS it on E th .
'IDLED Street, corner of Witnull'a laley.—P3twmm-
PELL, June 17th, 1563.-At a...rotating of the Directors,
held ..this day, a Dividend Gamy CENTS PER. SHANE
owthe Capital Stock was,•aeolared out-of the Profits of
the past six months, myable on and after July, lsti - 1863.
The Transfer BOOk.S: 'will be closed until July 3d next.•
ieISAJI • • 4. - 440.K50N, T.TeAstpqr.
THE PRESS.- - PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, , JUNE 29, 180:
UNION LEAGUE REGIMEN -1;
T_TNION -
The Undersigned were appointed a Committee to Or
ganize a
The Regiment will be mustered. int) service, for
THREE MONTHS.,
ARE REQUESTED TO REPORT IMMEDIATELY . TO
THE COMMITTEE.
AT THE QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
NORTHEAST CORNER OF TWELFTH AND GIRARD
STREETS.
Such necessary expenses as are not properly borne hY
the Government WILL BE DEFRAYED FROM A FUND
RAISED - BY THE MEMBERS OF THE LEAGUE.
CLOTTING, EQUIPAGE, ARMS, and EQUIPMENTS
will be furnished as soon as the organiaztbin shall be
effected. A Cainp will be formed immediately, in the
neighborhood of the city.
MEM
LIEUTENANT ANDERSON
,Is ABOUT RAISING A COMPANY
NEW UNION REGIMENT,
UNDER! THE AUSPICES; OF THE ,UNION LEAGUE.
See the advertisement of thefUnion League Regiment,
Soldiers willing to join Lieutenant Anderton's Compa
ny axe invited to meet at
As early as possible
, NOTIC E.- -MEMBERS OF'
•
the_lsth PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY
Anderson Cayalry"—tche are in this city,
are requested to meet at the Hall of the Dili
gent Engine Co., TENTH and PILBERE Strcete., at '3
P. M., to•day.
A lull attendance is earnestly requested.
It* H. A. HOONE, tlec'y Pro tens.
tiCOX PANY. E, BLUE RE4ERVES.
SECOND-REGIMENT, R.B.—The Active and Asso
ciate Members, with their Friends, remain,ing in the
city, are requested to meet at the Regtatental Read
quarters, 505 uHESTEIIT Street, THIS E VENING, - at 8
o'clock, promptly, for the purpose of preparing for ser
vice in - defence. of the city..
lt . GEO. W. GRICE. Captain.
! I , GREAT INDUCEMENT!
sto EXTRA ! $lO Extra Per - Month ! $lO EXTRA!
COMPANY A, .OTH REGIMENT, P. M '-
.TEN DOLLAIiS PER MONTFI paid to the family of
each Volunteer in this Company, in addition t) the City
Bounty and State pay. Muster rolls are now opened for
signatures, at the Armory. THIRTY-MG-11M and
BRIDGE Streets, and also at 306 CHESTNUT Street.
This is the greatest inducement yet offered. Those who
now desire to serve their country, in its hour of peril,
and at the same time feel that their families are comfort
able during' their absence, will avail themselves of this
opportunity while it is offered. •
it* GEORGE J. COERTE, Captain.
R STONE ARTILLERY odlif-
PANY.—Tbe Company 'will meet at their armory;
Race. below Broad street, TO-MORROW (3iondaY)
MORNING, at 9 o'clock, without fall, as the time for
action has arrived. As it is expected.we will be put in
active service for the defence of th e
: city under the com
mand of Major General Dana, the 'members of the old
company are particularly requested to be present, as they
are needed in the present emergency.
A few new recruits will be accepted.
By order of HORACE FRITZ, Lida. Com.
W.
W B. ELTONIIEAD, -
-
P. litosAy, }Committee. . *
Jos. JOTWEICSON, ,-. je2911.
. -
STARR'S BATTERY; 'UNION AR
TILLERY GUARD. —The old members nod friendi
of this company are requested to meet at the Armory,
Broad above Fine, THIS (Monday) Morning , -- at 9
o'clock, io form the second company under ale 'Gover-,
nor s call. _.
Evan Randolph, I H. A. • Bispham,
B. H. Moore. r John Waddell,'
Thomas A. Robert's:
E* J. P. BRADSIIA W. 2cl Sergeant.
itFOR THREE MONTHS OR THE
EMBROENCY.—Young Mon ;wishing to joinm,
rate Company in every respect will report at the
;Armory, BROAD and R ICE.streets, immediately.
This Company will be connected with the list Regiment
P. T. , Colonel Newkuniet, now in Camp at Harris
bum It is intended to make this Company a lirst-clals
organization. Members of old Company I, 9th P. V. •M
please report as above. •
W. C. MOORE, Captain.
W. ECUDIER;-First Lieutenant::
GERMANTOWN HOKE GUARD:
1863: •
I The member Of this Company. are hereby ordered
to report et once at the• Armory fully equipped-for etn.
med late service, under the late proclamation of Governor
Curtin.
The voinpany have received orders to report to- Maj
Oen. an on MONDAY at 10 o'clock M., 29th inst."
By order of- SAM P....G81ET1 rTs.
let Lieutenant Commanding.
i
. ROCKAFELLOW GUARDS; . AR
: SENAWBATTAMON, wiX meet THIS EVENING, at
' 8 o'clock . ;Recruits wantea-for three-months': service."
Armory open dtiring the day . at - NINTH ana WAL
NUT Streets, Toilith story ~ .
11,!' . . .- : _ SOHN MAXWELL, Capta,iie •
tCOMP - ANY. C, THIRD REGIMENT
RESER'VEBEIGkI)E.RECPATITS WANTED iIIIIIIa3-
diately for - Cempany"C. 3d IVegiment Reserve Brigade;.
novvreorniting at - Commissioners' Hall. THIE 4"--
81.VENTE and'. MARKET Streets, -'West. Philadelphia.
To-serve - ander the. call of the Governor. fur three (3).
montheOinleas sooner discharged. . Thirteen dollars per
month mill be paid to each.Reennit, by the citizens of the
Twenty-fourth,. - Ward,. in. addition to the regular City
bounty and pay. - • • _
2t, V. SARVER, Captain,.
lis,TO ARMS I: TO. AR MS 1— OUR.
STATE HAS BEEN. INVAIIED.—AII good- citizens
and members of the' 2d Brigade will meet at the-
FALSTAFF . HOTEL,. corner SIXTH and. JAYNE , .
Streets, at 9 o'clock, - this - 29thd'ay': of lane, to' form a
Regiment for State.and - City defence. By order of -
It* A ROGERS, Lieut. Col. Commanding.
t TO ARMS , ! TO ARMS!! ,-
,
- FOR THE DEFENCE OF THE CITY.
A meeting of the It/Embers of the different Baptist
Churches and congregationsfand others favorable to
the movement, will be held this Monday, June 29th, at
.3.o'cleck P. M , at the Meeting House of the First Bap—
tist Church ~corner BROAD andrAROH Streets. The ob
ject of the meeting is to effect an , immediate military Or
ganization for -the def ence or the city. I.t'.
•
I ATTENTION !- THE CITIZENS.
_
of the:different Welds, who are desirous of defend
ing the State.- will meet at the . FALSTAFF HOTEL,
corner SIXTH and JAYNE, at 9' o'clock A. H. this
29th of June, to forma company, to join a. regiment for
immediate defence. •By request of '. - .
lt. - Captain P.:CI-KANE.
.
i* ,
AU.TENTION ! 00. 0, ,
FIRST RE
9IMENT,ORkY-RESERVES, —The mei:thew:ass°.
- Mai e membei E. and friends of the ,Company will as-
salable at, the-ARMORY. SOS MARKET' Street, at -
eight o'clock, THIS EVENING; to prepare for the emer
gency. RV] s* SERG'T,EL STE
•-A L
,?; ` l3- •
„ s r .
1 4
EY"'
tiGRAY -RESERKES isT ItEGIMBNT,
RO3IFANY',E.—ThA, Mena ers of this Comparrk 'Are
request eci.te assessable albs Armors , ' Till§ (Alond&F)
' AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock. slaarp.
Recr nits wanted:for th roe- nua Tithe service. .
lt* - TROS' .AL LAU N, First Lieutenant.
5 10 16 30
10 . M 30 00
ARMORY COMPANY YA, IsT.
GIMENT ARTILL ERY; G.; June rho'mem.
I.erd, and all•those-who if:tye at any time been con
nected with thia Company, now in the city, are re
quested to meet. - Ole A,rmory; N 0.1.733
_tit &SHE r
Street, THIS (Monday): MORNING, at 11 o'clock, ..to
ornanlze a Company-for th&daence of the city. ..• - ^
Others cleairotis of Joining the Company are invited to
attend. LIM SAMUEL WILCOX: •
`dz'
BEE
fPBILADELPHIA, JUN. 8 .29,1.86 3 .: . i .
The Associatfi. Contrilretin_g, and remelt. ins:Active •
Members of.D Co..litt REG' AUNT OKAY ERSE EWES,
together with leek , friends. are reel:l(l34,d to meet at
the .A rmory, ElefilinllitiTH 'ord. CHMTNUT ,Streete.
THIb (Monday). ARMERNO )N, st,three atlock..for the -;
pm pose.of orgaaf7ation, in conformity with - the orders
of 'Major Generat.Dana• . . • It.. •
tFREDIIIOK.' ZA:BBAORER,..tATE
. Captain of 20Ih RegimentP. V., has opened: it:. - Re- ..
`crniting Statlon,..n
ir the purpose of raising, a COM
pany for Three or Ste Months, at the Odd Fellows'
Ball,. S. W. corner.ll.lsTll and SOUTH Streets. The;
distracted oondition of our Once glorious Union •requiret‘f
that every heart that "holds. one drop of patriotic blood.,
within, it should, •a at, this crisis. come forth and: enroll.
their names and.'enter the field of battle with-officers
who have, been.mell tried in the.service.
. . . .. . .. .. . . ... ...
Let ua meet the enemy and release our brothers, .crho
haye•lcing toiled-for your right.. at' the earliest. oossibla
moment. jel:3-Sts• •
-
.I.ATTENTION, 0 OAI PANIC !- NIN
. TH WARD TO THE RE , ,OUE! — Resideate of
NINTH WARD are requested to , enroll themselves
tmmediatel7, .for active servlve'te DEFENCE•OF'
THE CITY A.ND hTATE; at the. IJN ; QA...3ficRKEY,
SEVENTEENTH StreeCatordlMmt.
Ia -• • - -- •
• . • . BUJ Aura E.'ILERN; Oki:data:,
DAVID BRlTLER;Flret'Lleutonamt.. . Jexam..
.*:COICP.L.N.Y. INDEPENDENT
CORN =CHANGE • GIIABDIIk Eeesuiting (Wks
wlghe opened at the Armory_or.the !Cara Exchange
association, SECOND. above 'Walnut: street, for the.
Porno/ e of recruiting a 'coppenjr, of pick ad ;men , for the
three months' service.
The tees will be thorowthly efintPped. and km-warded -• I
to liarrtabnrg immedisteloc,
• AL F. KOPPEL. C..aptain.
tiNATIONAL OrAED, ATTEN
TION !!—Every member of this NATIO:IAL. GUARD
of tke FEFTISEICM WARD =All meet st the GUARD
ROOM ou liON1241", EVENING.. 213th. Inst., on ur
I -
gent bueiueee . . .7: r IIERbONKENT. M. 1)„,
•
t. .
•
ii ARMORY 0.,..;001/PAN'Ir A., IST:
RIGIMENtARTILIARY P. H. G.
, ..... PXILADELPHIA. Jane W. , 1853.
lite . 111 A insignect' request the present and former
members ot" CompeNt E now in the oily to assemble at
the Armory, J URI; BET Street, on MONDAY, the
SOth inst. sat 5 P.' M. i 0 take measures for the formation
of a new , company Under the present call of the Go
vernor. • SAMUEL WILCOX,
CIAMBNT•B. PENROSE;
. ..700N H - wHEELER.
' ROBERT BURTON.
. . CHeRLES ZAIGRBA,
Ite.. -. ' , -' , AUBREY H. 8311111.
... . .
IIEADQVA EITEL% RESERVE BBL
- oATlLlnurr DIVISION, P. M.
• • PAILADRLPRTA: .Inae 27, 1661.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 76.
ComManders of Regiments tier Companies of the
Reserve Brigade will immediately proceed to• Bil up
their commands and report for duty at khose Headquar
ters. -
The Headquarters of.the Ertiralle .at the Hoard . of
Trade Room. No. 505 CHESTNUT Street. _ .•
By order of • Col. C. M. RAITN.
Commander of Reserve Brigade. •
Joiriv E. ADDICICS, Acting A. A. GeneraL .10M .
TO IHE CAPTAINS OP COMPA
NIES OF VOLUNTEERS, RECRUITING.FOR .Tll.ll.
PRESENT EMERGENCY.—Raying been appointed
PAYMASTER by the disbar 4i ng agency of the CITI
ZENS' BOUNTY FUND COMMITTEE, of the TEN DOL
LARS, for each officer and private from Philadelphia.
you will please furnish MO with a certified copy of the
MUSTER ROLL of your Company aaJearly as presible;
so that arrangements may be madtrio pay the said sum
to each man goloS to Hatrtebtlrit 'under tine.late call•for
troops- • WiL.VEITOR.
• . , No. 3 WELLINCiII Auer.
MILITARY`NOTICES.
AT A MEETING OF
HELD OH THE 27TH INSTANT,
REGIMENT,
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE LEAOUE
Under the Governor's Proclamation.,
VOLUNTEERS FOR IT
J. R. FRY,
8, M. FELTON,
J. EDGAR THOMSON,
ELLERSLIE WALLACE, M.D.,
JAMES L. CLAGHORN,
HORACE BINNEY, - Jr., '
MORTON MCMICHAEL,
GLO: H. CROSMAL
J. I. CLARE HARE. -
W. D;
GEO 'WHITNEY, if
ALEX. WHEELER.
Aro. 243 SOUTH THIRD -STREET
REP.' /QUA ItTEIIS OF . COM MISSTO
FOE U. S. COLORED TROOPS, 80. 1210 CIIE BI- 1417 81Tret. Philadelphia. -
Tile following is the ofilo;a1 'Order autherizlng the re
ef, t r..g or rafOrr (1 Troops:
BEAIOOAUTERS OF ThE AItAIY, All,T 4 T OENBRAL'A 01 , FrC13,
WASIIINCITON, Juue 17, 1563.
... .
GENERAL. ORDERS No. 178.
Major GEORGE L. STEARN.% Assistant Adjutant
General - United States Volunteers, is hereby announced
as Recruiting Cruirnissioner for the United Sates Colored
Troops. t.ribject to such instructions,as he may from
time to time receive from the secretary of War. -
By order of the secretary of- War:
(Signed.) • E. D, TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant Gener a l.
To Major Gao. L. STEARNS. Abet Adj't General-:U. S.
• The undersigned is prepared ` to. issue the proper au
thorization to colored roan to enlist 'recruits for the
Armies of the United States. He will receive applies,
Sons from those desirous of being made commissioned
officers. and transmit the same to the Board of It:tepee.
Bon at Washington, and will ha glad to give full in
form:Wein on all matters-connected with We branch of
the service to those who may seek it.
The undersigned , has the co-operation. of a CoMmittee
of sixty citizens of Philsdelphia. - The Agent of the
said committee is R. R CORSON, who is likewise the
Agent of the undersigned.
. CAMP WILLIAM' PENN, at Chelton Hills, bas boon
selected as the camp for instruction, and-Lieut. Colonel.
WAGNER. placed .in command of it. All re
crtiits will be.mustered in by companies of eighty men.
and immediately uniformed, equipped and sent to the
Squads of men will be subsisted until companies are
completed by the committee of citizens; at such localities
as their agent may designate.' •
: Papers in thetaterior of the State:will copy this ad
vertigemout one time, and send a paper containing save,
„with bill. to these Beadquarters.
Communications by letter will be promptly answered.
-GEORGE L.STEARNS Major and A. A. G.,
:Recruiting Coinmissioner for U. S.' Colored Volunteers.
•
T-T D QUARTER 8 PHILADEL
PHIA, PA June 28, 1883.
SPECIAL ORDER No. 2.
* * * 111. The Artillery Corps of Washington
'Grays of Philadelphia. baying been detailed on special
service, will report at their Headquarters,. TO DAY,
JuneD.lBB3, at 12 o'clock hi , fully equipped; to be mus
tered'into the service of the United States.
By Command of Major General DANA.
DMUS S. HALDEMAN, Asst. Adjt. Gen.
.ARTILLERY CORPS WASHINGTON GRAYS,
..• JUNE 29, 18e3.
In obedience to the foregoing order from General Head
quarters the members of the Corps, and persons desirous
of attaching themselves thereto, will assemble at the
Armory ' RANKLIN••. HALL, SIXTH Street, below
Arab, stlo o'clock A. M., on THIS (Monday) MORNING,
for immediate service in defence of the State. Term not
exceeding three months. ;Ey order of -
It* • ALEX. MURPHY, Captain.
in - EA B QUARTERS, ' PHILADEL
PHIA,:A-A-PA., 1125 0 IRAILD STREET. Jane 28th, 1863. i
GENERAL ORDERS. No. 1.
_Lone following despatch' is published for the infer.
illation and guidance of. all concerned:'
• H ARRISEURO; June 26th. 1853.
"Ti Gen.,N,.. J.T. Dana. Philadelphia. Pa. :
" By erection' of the President of the United States
you are assigned to the organization and command of
the Militia and Voinntet r tomes and defences of Phila.
drdphia, and will receive instructions frdm these
.11ead
:qbarteze.1"
By command of "-L MA.V.I3tEN. COUC I.
Jonu S SCHULTZ, Major and A. - A:"Getieral.
11. By , virtne of the above the undersigned assumes
command atthis station. Al! Military organizations of
whatever ,kind; including civilians, Will make their
reports accordingly.
111. All existing. orders and regulations for the go
vernment of this command will remain in force until re
-IV. The following named officers are announced. - as
composing the Personal Staff of the Major General Com
-mending, or itis assigned-to-Staff duty/ at these Head
quatter4. The administrative departments of the Staff
will remain as heretofore:
Lieut. Colonel Wm. D.. Whipple, additional Aid-de-
Camp and Ass't Adj't Oen.. Chief of Staff.
Lieut. Col. H. A. Prink, 11th" Pennsylvania 'Volun
teers, Provost Marshal.
captain Cyrus K. Haldeman, Ass't Adj't General.
First Lieut. W. F. Milton, 20th Mass Vols., Ald-de-
COMP
Second Lieut. Edward - J. Parker, 13th Penna. Cavalry,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General. '
&Second Lieut. L. Harwood, Co. C, 151 th Penna. Vols.,
Acting Assistant'Adjutant General.'
N. J. T. DANA,
je27.3t Maj. Gen. 11. S. Vols.. Commanding.
THIS MORNING,
FAD QUARTERS, DEFENCES OF
-LA- THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, Juno 28th, 1883.
GENERAL ORDER—No. 2.
The Officers of the HOME GUARD will meet at the City
Armory, in BROAD Street, below RACE, TO-MORROW.
Morning. at 10 o'clock, for 'the purpose of completing
ariangemeMs for the Defence of the City and State
/iy. order 'zif A. J. PLE ASONTON,
at: Brig. General Commanding Home Gaard.
BaAnpoun,
Assistvq. Adjutant General. je29-
G B AY RESERVES.- ATTENTION
- COMAPNY F, leT REGIMENT - -A.few good - men
wanted for this Company immediately for State service,
not exceeding three monthe. Apply at Regimental
Beadquaiters, Id AIiKET. above EIGHTH.. Uniforms
and transportation fur/tithed.
. . 11. C. KENNEDY, Captain.
'_GEORGE HECK, ,
A. B. FULLER, Committee on Recruiting:
J. C. STAIRS,
Those men who have left Company F without permis
sion from the Commanding Officers are requested to re
port immediately to the R.ecrutting Committee, or their
names will be published as deserters. By order
je29-21 B. C. KENNEDY, Captain Co F.
THREE MONTHS' SERVICE.-2o
lEGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD, Ist Brigade, Ist
Division, P. V. —The rolls of the different . Companies of
this old-established Corps are now open at the Armory.
CO5 ARCH Street. Citizens are - invited to come tor ward
arid join us, and assist in the deffnce of our City and
State. The Regiment wilt be uniformed bud equipped
at orce. and officered by men who lib ve seen service in.
the Bela. Come immediately and join. There will be
. a
Spebial Meeting. THIS AIORNING, at 10 o'clock. Let
event insmber be present .
LLY ! FREEMEN R ALLY I
•-•-. The citizens of the Eighteenth ward will - meet a.,
the Old Church (Chandler's), PALREI3 street, above
Richmond, THIS DAY (Monday) at 3 'o'cloch, for the
purpose of oiganizin g for City and State Deteace.
requurt of'_ - MANY _CITLZRNS.
.
REDUCTION •
IN PRICES OF
- •
. _
..RICH PARIS -
_MANTILLAS,
ALSO. OF
LIGHT ZEPHYR CLOTH CLO*E.I3,
'SUITABLE FOR THE. WHOLE SUMMER.
J. W. PROCTOR CO.,
•
Je6-im aii,"..*Floi[EsTrrui sTBEET.
.... --
MOSQUITO NEWWGS,.
Three yards We.
- Seven yards a piece.
Blue and , White.
Price $1.16 a piece:
Also, Blue
And Hobbit/eta,. in colors. :
. • For Coverings. •
SHARPLESS BROTHERS,
Are: Selling Out
THEIR LARGE,' STOCK
Of SUMMER DRESS (loot's,
• .At hEDUCED PRICES.
Preparatory to Receiving ,
THEIR FALL IMPOR CATIONS , .
ie29 CHESTNUT and EIGHtH Streets.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER GE
NERAL'S OFFICE..
. . •
• PIITLA-DELPIII.6, 25th June. IBM.
PROPOSALS will be received at tine office until FRI
DAY, July 3.1,.at 12 o'clock hi ;for the erectionaml.com
pletion of the following temporary buildings, with their
appall (inances,.at Fort Delaware, for the uee-of the• Un
ited States Government, viz
_ . .
A Hospital to accommodate six. hundred men, andami=
litary Barracks for one hundred and twenty men .1. also,
twelve hundred-and eighty feet of picket fencing, to en
close a burial lot, upon the. Government Perm opposite
the Fort,lon the New Jersey side: Proposals must state
the cost of each,building, and. the- fencing. -separately
also, theshortest time required to complete the work,
and be accompanied
_required
the-names of competent securi
ties to the whole amount of the oontract for its prompt,
and faithful performance. Mans am} specifications can
be seen at the office •of 'John McArthur, Jr. ' Architect.
ho. 209 South SIXTH street, bet weenie A. M. and 4 F.
M., every day,until the bide are, closed. The proposed
securities must endorse the bide and guarantee the work.
The right is reserved to reject all bids deemed too high.
G. H. CROSHAN,
Capt. and A. Q. 111 General.'
.ASSISTANT, Q,IJARTERILASTER.
GENERAL'S OFFICE
' 27th Sane; 1863.
PROPOSALS will be received ,at thin office until FRI
DAY; July3d, at 12 o'clock M., for protecting, United
States Army Hospitals froarLIGHTSING, as follows:
CltesterHospital . 9 2 1, ttO
Summit House Hospital. 5. 24.5
McClellan Hospital 52 2.850
Germantown Hospital 17 - 715
;West Philadelphia Hospital - 50 3,812
To' a.l' 8 332
The rods shall be of solid round wrought-tron,.not less
than one pound to the foot, *secured at the joints with
wrought-Iron ferrdeg,.ensee as kas.tnbi ng, and Insalsted
wherever attachedltlithe buildings. The points shall
be of the brush or — cluster pattern, all of copper, gilded
with extra-deep goliPleaf. Samples of the rods. points,
and mode of..insnlating, and also their position en the
buildings, can be seen at the office of .TORN WAR
THOIL-1r.., architect, No: 209 South SlXTEl , Street;);sk.
tween 10 A.. rd. and 4P. M., each day,.nntil the bids axe
.Proposals must state the cost for each Hospital aepas
rately. and 'satisfaotory Peewit* to the fall amount of
the propoeal meet baniv4m - for the prompt and faithful
performance of the costnict. . G. -H. CROSldati.:
Ja2636 : Assistant Quartermaster General.
... • • •
.4.111131 CLOTHING AND EQUIP
BiIf.NT*ORFLOB, TWELFTH AND GIRARD STS,
PHILADELPHIA, Jane 21:1263.
• "SEALED PEOPOSALS are invited at this office until
12 o'cloch Al, on THESDAY,.7th July next, to ihrnlsh
promptly atthe SCIIIIYLSILL,ARSENAL—
_,
Waler• Proof Blankotsfor l F ri o z citmen. Painted.
Waler•Proofßirakets for Footmen. VulctuaLmd India
. Bobber.
Water Proof Itbanlreti for - Footmen. Vulcanised- Gutta
Perch&.
To be grunimetted.• ,
JEtidderamill state in iheir proposals the pride, quan
tity, bid for, and time of. delivery. . •
"The ability- of the bidder to. - 11i1 the contract must be
gaarantled.try two responsible persons, who- to signatures
musthe appended to thelguitmantee. and -said guarantee
Must- accompany the No bid- will be considered
that. does not comply .. fat with the above retpalrs
.
deafediatnialea to.which. all articles met c o nform, can
'bean at this ofticepand:iddders are-Invited to be pre
tent'attbtropening of.the 'bids . . - ... .
.ITrdposals must be endorsed "Proposals for Army Sun
lit 03 . stating the partionlar article leid.for.
G. H. CRO S SMLN,
i .-ili... ''.-- , A; Q. M. General 17.-S. Army.
i N .._ . -
. . ' . ' COPARTERSHIPS.
f .
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HE FIDM -4F. BROADRENT Sr Ca,
-a3 iniotoirattiers , i thin day dissolved, - by tho re
-1
it meat of S. RO•AI)BRRT. ..... * • -
,business will be coutiinned by his late partners,
or the . name of WilliD3Ro CR Sc TAXIO.Ik. .Zr.:
derotla. the
n artist. and the inventor of thn. ivory
tyniand Wendsrotype, who was associated in tha late
firja for. four years. will contieue at the hoad.of the
A atists' Department: and 3Lr. Taylor, also a na.rtner. la
the late firm, wilt remain as heretofore, in charge orthe
business In tie Reception Room. '• ‘ -
. . . . . ..
• " • 9191, 914 . a.nci'9•l6CH iriur Street.
a
PHILADYIPETA r Jupe , ISS3.
WENDEROTH & TAYLOR (late Broadbent & Co. )
have jnet 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 Ivoryiypes, Wenderotypee; Oil
Paintings, Photographs,
_Cartes de Visite, etta.
-- WENDEROTH & TAYLOR, •
Jed-frowl2t If ' 9111;914, and 916 CHESTNUT Street.
THE SITBSORIBERB WILL CONTI
NUE the DRUG BUSINESS. as heretdere I.l 4 't&e .
Old Stand.• No. 724 MARKET Street.
WM. ELLIS & CO. Druggists,. •
• 734 hf*IIKET Street
ExoltAllqß PN •
LONDON AND PARTS
: • :BOUGHT AND SOLD. '
•
. • ,
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Casks Lust rrelyea per chip !" Leux Ocr sale is
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR TEE
- 2 - CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
THE PHILADELPHIA LOAN AND MERCANTILE
BUILDING ASSOCIATION', to use, &c vs.- JOSEPH
L. WILT.
e'en. Ex. Dec. Terns, 1862 .
The Auditor appointed by the Court to report-distribu
tion of the fund arising from the sa)er by the Sheriff,
under the above writ, of the following described real
estate, to wit:.
All that - certain lot or piece of ground,. witlb the three.
story brick messitege thereom erected, situate on the ,
west side of a new thirty-two-feet-wide street, laid out
andoopened for public-use by James Marko° and. Bliza
beth B. Cox, trustees, - &c:, at the distance .of 116-feet'-
westward from the west side of Twelfth street, extend
ing from Oxford to Montgonleryatreet, in tl4e Twentieth
ward of the city of Philadelphia, the said lot being at the
distance of 144 feet northward from the nortkaside,nf the
said Oxford street, containing in front or breadtMon.the
said thirty • twn• feet- w ide Arcata?, feet;'and. ef
.hat width in length or depth. westward. hottreen,:pa
rellel lines at right angles with the s'aidthirty-twigeet
wide street. 100 feet to another - thirty , two-feet , Wide
street, laid out and opened for public use -by the, said ,
James Markoe and Elizabeth, Cox, trustees.- Stc:. at - the.
distance of one hundred and, sixteen feet eastward 'from
Thirteenth street, extendii g.from the•said Oxford street
to Montgomery street. Bounded on the north, ,partly by
ground of William Wilt, and partly by ground of George
Widener t east by the thizay•two-feet-wide street first
above, mentioned: south , ley ground nowowlate , of the
estate of W. M. Cameo, deceased ; and-on the west by the.
thirty - two-feet - wide street, last above. mentioned.
Being the same lot of ground which WiltiancWilt,. by,:
deed dated Mar 15,19541 recorded id Deed, Book. 34, No,.'
154, pane 437,< which said deed was reseale& - and
vered July 12th, 1356. and is to bet recorded forthwith,'.
granted and conveyed to said , Joseph Wilt,.in fee:
subject to the payment of a year,y ground rent , of *di:
- will attend to the duties of his anpointment MITES
DAY, forenoon, the nt's-day. of. July. 1365, at'li o'clock,
at his office, Law DepartmentEuildine;. No. 53.1.2!60nth
FIFTH Etreet,Philadolphia,,when and where all per
sons interested - are repaired to present their.claims, or be
debarred from coming in uponaaid fund,
ie29-10t EOBERT B. NICHOLS, Auditors.
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT' FOR
THE CITY ANIVCOUNTY" OP. PHIMADRLPHIA..
33,statp of SARAH W. MTH: decitood..
. . -
• The Auditor appointed by.tlie Court tthaudit, settle. andi
adjust the axonal. of Walter Smith and John.R.lAthite § .
icxoutora of tho last will of said deceased,.and: to• maim
distribution of. the Balance-in the heads- of the. aceounr
taut. will zueet' the partieeiwereste&for-the purposes :if
his appointment, on BIONJ,AY,. July 6; h, 1663, at H
o'clock, M.A., en Ids aloe: /No. 2) . 7.1 South FIRTILStrant,
P
in the City of kilrdeinhia. _ • . •• •
jon_ mr izt . J9 . II.IktIaBBIEN. Andit.on.
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RETATE::: MES.. MARGARET . . V.
Testathentary-ba ' the laatiidiVand
test went • or , Mrs. MARGARET V. BENT,. deceased,
widow.of .thelate EDWIN B ENT; of Ht.'l:ouis,:Ho.,
having been gran`ed- to the underaigned.by. the-Reaieter
of,WRIs for the city and county a - Philadelphia, 01 per
eons Indebted' Vrthe said. estate "wilt-make payment, and
those having elating against the. same' are reqp&red to
present deem without delay, to,
WARD B. MASELTINE. Execator,"
.1e29-mat• , 21395 LNUT•Street.
IN TEE ORPHANS' COURT FOR
COUNTY OF LAN;CASTBR,. PENIVA. .
'Estate of AARON QUIMBY; deceased. late a Fulton
Township, said coanty. . -
The undersigned auditor, appointed by. the said cone,.
" to make distribution of the balance in tho.kande of C.
B. Catlor, surviving Exteutor..or the last-Will• of said
deceased, to and amongst those legally entitled to the
same," hereby lett s notice. that hemUl meet all par
ties interested, for the purposes of his iwdeointment, at
tho COURT HOUSE (Library Room)1 in the City of Lent.'
caster, County, aforesaid, on THONADAY,.the Ilth day Of,
Amend. A. D. 1863, ail o'clock. P ; oftsatd dap
D. W. FATTBROON,Anditor.
J.nne 24, 3863. ' , • ye254jy31.;
.OTICE'23.IIBREBY . WEN - TELtial
ki-v "'lt E-BS,,Nlif, OP. GER.MA.IiTOWIP.' intend, to
apply to the Leandatnre-of Pennsylvania, at their next
session for a renewal ortheir Charter. Said Beak is
located' in Gentnantotsi, Twenty-second ward oh the
city cif ,Philagelphia, with an apthorized capital of
PURSE BUN DREP.•S/1017S.A.NM.igOLLARS; a mnewal
of which will be asked for, with, tho usual tanking
privileges. . . .
..
By order of the Board. •
CHARL4s wArro, Cashier.
:Garr:nil:down, Jane 2.2..1815. Jealln6ne
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D RA/14'.
__ P IPE: -4 TA:Y N R E AR S
BRUIT PrElEtromliks It-inch:bore. .. •
2-inoh a•••. 25 .., o :wiper yard
8 "do .
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4 do ii ". .do Ig . .
6 do: - 66 do do.
6 do fd- do do.
Ivory variety of conneVona .bends, Irma, and hoppers.
we are now prepared 40 furnish Pips iA any cantle y.
mid on liberal terms ba dealers and t.loao purchasing IA
arge quantities.
ORNAMINTAL CHIN , TOE&
Vitriled Terra 'Mill Chimney -
theain and one,
menial designs, warranted to s • notion of eoal
no, or the weather In any elim4a._
GARIDIN VASIS.
A great variety of Ornamental:Oarden VROIIB In Term
Cotta, ..classlenl dea)ma , . all aire__,l and, warranted to
stand tire weather. A. ~ FsnCy.Fiocrer Pota, Hanging
Baskets, and Oardei &atrium:.
Philadelphia Terra Cot Works.
°lce and Wareroomii - 362.60 CHISTITUT Street.
mlid-orfin tt & A. HARRISON.
TVORITYPER-IN THIS ADMIRED
of Likenese.EXlXEß has proaueed Incompara
ble spectrums. For.taate;seertraey_,_and beauty of color
g th 07 . Are 1111 e eatery SECOIi D Street, above
Green., • „ • ltv
7 1 - ) ID YOU y, YEE, IN YOUR TRAVELS
see finer onanore truthful pictures, for the miner.
than B.SICIER'S Colored Photographs P Only $l. Go at
once, to SICOND Street, above Green. lt*
OTEENMENT. SALE. OF 00T.
;LA. .
Tear,—in pursuance of the direction of the Sacra
fan the Treasury, and of notice heretofore pu
the' m ad esecole of captured and abandoned Cotton
• VIM tibe•at St- Louis. Mo.. on MONDAY.' the 6th
Stay of July:beim Dated June 2f, Mgt
• . W. P. MELLIIIf.
rjetllt . &Tangoing Special Agent Treasury Dap.
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• BIAL , E B LIFE : SIZO- PHOIO,
- 1 - 1 ° GRAPHS. in' oileolore. 'are "pertialta can
.:preeiate. tbetr merits oreolortug so ts ue antliticenearso
striking tberpltastAll alike. SEcoND-Streot..lo)ove
citP7s PER MONTH GUARANTEED.
VP Teetimonlals of Clergymen and ecientific Men
sent free. ISAAC H ALE, Jr. & CO.. Newburyport, dims.
ie24-fime&
gik76 A MONTH WANT TO MBE
AGENTS in every county at $75 a month. ex
pensee paid, to sell ray new cheap Faintly Sewing Ma
chines. Address S. MADISON.
inyB-Sind&W Alfred, Maine.
60 A MONTHI-WE WANT
AGENTS at s6oa mouth, expenses paid, to sell
our Everlasting Pencils, Oriental Burners, and 13 other
new articles. 16 circulars free. SHAW & CLARK,
my6.3md BrW Biddeford. Maine.
DEPUTY QUARTERMASTER
GENERAL'S OFFICE.—PHILADsLpRIA, Feb. 9,
1861.
VESSELS WANTED immediately to carry .COAL to
the following points : -
Tortugas.
Key West, Fla.
Fort Monroe, Va.
Alexandria, Va. -.
Benham, N. C.
Fort Royal. S. C. A. BOYD,
felo-tf Captain and Assist. Quartermaster.
FARM.-A VERY DESIRABLE
—a- FAB Dr,• 'of 130 acres of excellent, LAND. undo. good
fence and well cultivated; watered by two running
streams: situate at the forks of the Bethlehem and Sum
neytown turnpike roads, one mile from Penlynn Station,
North Pennsylvania Railroad. and 15 miles frlm tits
city. For sale by I. C. PRICE, cor. SPRING GARDEN
and T.B.IRTKEINTh Streets. e 29 Lin
OM FARR 0F,62 1-2 ACRES OF VERY
meat productive LAND, on the Bristol turnpike, at.
Andalusia a quarter of a mile from Cornwell's Station.
on G. e Philad el phia and Trenton Railroad; well waterei.
by running streams, good farm buildings. fruit and
shade trees, with several desirable Lots for the location
of country seats, within view of the river Delaware
For sale by I. C. PRICE, corner SPRING GARDEN and
TRIRTEENTEt Streets. . je?9 lm
COUNTRY SEAT ON THE RIVER
Delaware, near Torresdale, beautifully .located,
with wharf on the riverocontaining 52 acres of excellent
farming Land, well supplied with fruit, shade trees,
Ste ; communicating with the city in less than one hour's
time by ET eamboat or railroad. For sale by I. C. PRICE,
cor. SPRING 6 AEI) EN and THIRTEENTH Sta. jell-fin
ilk FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—A
—II— good FARM within an hour's ride of the city. with
crops and stobic; comfortable buildings, good water,
plenty of fruit, &c. - Apply to O. CONIV,D,
.M 27-30 ' • No. 252 North F[FTH Street.
giA FOR SALE—ROUSES No 103
ERLVIDIS and 525 North TWENTY-THIRD Street,
with all the modern conveniences. Inimethate posses
sion given. Apply to ,
8- BARRER.
je27-21° No. 640 North. EIGHTEEN CET St.
TWO FIRST-RATE FARR'S FOR
BALE.—No. 1 is situated at Coatesville. Chester
county, Pa.; - contains 114 acres of as productive laud as
is in the county. It is fenced with good post and rail,
water in every field except one. There are a large barn,
wagon 11 ones stone mansion house, with all other ne
cessary buildings; running -water at house and barn.
There are two tenant houses, six lime kilns, blacksmith
shop, and office, with an inexhaustible lime-stone
(marry of . the best quality for building or land. There
has been a large business done for a number ofyears,
and canhe increased largely The Pennsylvania Central
Railroad runs within one hundred yards of the property.
There is a good market for everything in the vicinity.
There are churches, Fchools, bank, etc., close by.
N0..2 is situated within a half mile of Bordentown,
New Jersey, on the Crosswicks Turnpike. The land is
good, well fenced, and well watered. There are 100 acres;
about :6 acres in good fencing timber, balance under cut.
tivation. There is a large apple orchard; also, a large
quantity of choice fruit. There are a large frame mansion
house,large tarn, wagon house, ice house, and all other
necessary conveniences. There is a large and bealttlfal
yard in front of the house filled with shade trees. There
is one tenant house. There is a good. market at Borden
town for all kinds of produce. Either place would make
excellent dairy farms, and both will become valuable
for building purposes. The subscriber wishes to sell
but one, hut will sell either. They are too far apart to
be looked after One-half of the amount of purchase
money can remain on either property if wanted. - -
To see the Jersey farm call on Mr H. T. PHARES, Cu
the farm. To see the Pennsylvania farm call on the
subscriber, Midway, or address' him - Coatesville past
office, Pennsylvania. [je26-3e 6 ] W3l. CiftlPPS.
806 frf sfre;t
at VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY
.SPES-FOR SALE—MATILDA FURNACES --Alf ORE
BANKS. —This property -is situated on the Juniata
river, in Mifflin and Huntingdon counties, within
one mile of Mount Union Station, on Pennsylvania Rail
road. The Juniata Canal and Pennsylvania Railroad
pass through the property. It embraces about twenty
seven hundred acres of land, about three hundred acres
of which is good farm land, in a high state of cultiva
tion; the balance is good timber land, would supply
scacient charcoal for the furnaces. The improvements
are a good substantial furnace, stack, steam engine,
iron blowing cylinders, &c., with all the necessary
buildings. There is on this property an extensive bed
of Iron Ore, being identical, in the geological series,
with that at Danville and Bloomsburg. This ore can be
mined and delivered at the farness& for about one dollar
per ton. Limestone in abundance, of good quality, on
this property. The extensive coal fields of the Broaa
Top and Alleghenies are from forty to fifty miles distant,
by Pennsylvania Railroad or canal, and the canal run
ning through the property makes it one of the beet loca
tions for the manufacture of iron, either with coke or
anthracite. In addition to the charcoal, the buildings
for the furnace and farm are ample, substantial, and in
good repair. The property will be sold a bargain, and
on easy terms. For further particulars address
WASHINGTON RIGHTER,
COLUMBIA, Lancaster county.
R B.—For quantity and quality of the ore. see Prof
Lesslie's Report on same. ap2B-3m.
ift FOR SALE-A V ERY DESIRABLE
C.ountiy RESIDENCE in the borough of Downing.
town, Chester County, with 18 acres .of land attached,
within .10 -minutes' walk of the Pennsylvania Rail
road and , sthe Chester Valley Railroad Stations. The.
Dwellingis very convenently, and substantially built,
with Spring-house, Barn, and all necessary outbuild
ings ; a great abundance of shrubbery, fruit and shade
trees. Apply to ABM. S. ASHBRIDGE,
myl3-2m. Downingtown, Pa.
do:: DELAWARE COUNTY COTTON
=IIFACTORIES FOR SALE.—The valuable Cotton Fac
tories,. known as AVONDALE and STRATRIAVEN, si
tuated on Crum Creek, Delaware County, one mile from
Westd ale Station. West Chester Railroad, two miles
from Leiperville, and three frotoCheater, now occupied
by Simeon Lord, are offered for sale. "Avondalo"..m
ckides a stone mill 82 by 47 feet. 3% stories highs with
dry house, picker house, twenty-two atone tenements,
and about 9 acres of land , in Springfield and-Nether
Providence townships. ' Strathaven' includes a frame
cotton mill, 82 by 30 feet, 2% stories high, with picker
house, dye frame and stone tenements, and about
M acres of land, in Nether Providence. The properties
will be shown by Mr. Lord, on the premises. Early-pos
session can be given. For terms inquire of
Atitun FIELD,
N. -W, corner of FRONT and WALNUT Streets
niY3O tf Philadelphia.
FOE FAMILIES.
POST OFFICE DEPXRTMENT,
Mai June 3,1563-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 Post Office De
partment. the Jot and buildings, situate on the.west side
of SECOND Street, extending to Dock street• bounded
on the north by Lodge 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 cam of one hundred
and ten thousand dollars (11110,00OY. as required by the
law authorizing its sale, and no bid for a less amount
will be receive,d. ,
. „
/Kir Terms cash on the delivery of the deed. Informa
tion in relation to the pronert3r, Ste , may be obtained' try
inquiring of C. A. WALBORN - , ESq. , Postmaster of Phi
ladelphia. M. BLAIR,
Pestmaster General.
Under the above authority, I am directed to eKrose to.
Public sale, on THURSDAY. Ray 9. 1863, at l 2 o'clock
noon; at the MERCHABTS'EXCHANGE, the above de
scriled Real Estate.
el TO LET.- TO LET
ALA' LARGE STORE. BROAD Street, below Walnut.
FTVE-STORY STORE, 25 , by DO' feet, No. 524 WAL
NUT Street. Eitch room will be rented separately, or
all tagetber.
Large YOUR.STORT BUILDING: ADELPIII Street,
above Fifth (war of MI Walnnt street); suitable-fora
factory. Apply to
.Tt R. EDWARDS,
je22-18t* 2BO•Sonth FOURTEStreet
FOR SALE--A
ffir , a Houses on Swain sheet ' : also 4 new Farm- near -
Polls/own, Montgomery co., 13734 acres, good soil; and
goad buildings, fruit, Sze: Several Bile Cottages. and'a
variety of City Properties, Parnts.farad Building Lots. • 7
B. F. GLENN.
,-jr2l) 123 South FOBRTH
FOR SALE-VERY--.DESIRABLE
Furnace property, situated at MCVeytoten,
coonty, Pa., withhi.arshort distence from the Pennsyl
vania Railroad and , Ca nal.. The freehold-property com
prises a Furnace; 'with machinery o'l ample power to
blow it, using either charcoal or-s nthratnie coat, about,
h. 300 acres Timtier land;.ales, the celebrated Green ,
wood Pipe Iron. Ore Bank, containing shout Iracres,
which produces in abundance.the same ore , from which
John A. Wrigit,_Rsq..... makes his renowned and-juAly
celebrated locomotive tire anohcar axles. This is the onlp .
available property' in, the_ Site which prodneeathe ore
aeonisiie for establishing a business of like character.
There is alseahout 110 acres Laud within half &mile of
the Furnace, held ender long-leases, frorn.which abutid ,
fume of excellent Hematite Ore can be taken at a cost not
exceeding ;ter ton, delivered on the Furnace bank, and.
on whinh.shadts•bave recently beenaank,:and will pro
duce stifflcient.ore.to 'supply. the Fran:Lace. — Soft Fossil
Ore is also allandant in the neighborhood. Charcoal in
any quantit.‘iss-carrbe had., delivered at the Fitrnace. ate
6to 6Y cents per bushel.' This furnace is well situated•
for the markets, havingwater and; rail communication
with Ph iladodphia, Pittsburg, Baltimore. Harrisburg: and ,
other important ma nufLoturing tows&
For pnea,..terrus, anchTurtver particulars, apply to
jel7-12t Mr: Ff BURROVOIIB, Philadelphia.
ak FARM Fee SALE— : IN ORESITI3II
County, 4 -miles northwest.from :Downingtown, on
pike lealing from 31 , .03 to Eph.wits, Springs, contateting
about ONE HIIINTDRED AND SIGRV ACRES' nest:
quality -of land, well watered and - divided .ftelds;
sufficient - wood, plenty of Frult. T 16013, in prime °near,
ing; Buildings udao and goad, large Barn and- other
bnildkgs; house ins nine rooms, spring .mater at the
door. Situation Ugh and commanding,-lawn in front,
ornamented with shade treat and evergreen . A. most
bean4ful place; is will-not anffer in comparison with any
within thirty miles of the city. Apply to
D. ITYRINI - Al , f, 104 Nortb SIXTH-Street,
rn7l4-2m* Or to O. PAXSON, on the p-lemises.
hCOAL YARD FiI.R.SALR-THE RES 7
fii ied-np7ARD 'llse city. Cartacityfez doing any
ansount of bludness. ' Inquire on t3e.prennaas, No. 9a7:
North - NINTIf Street, below Girayd'Avenno.
CIARKANTOWN PROPERM: FOB
1 .-^ SALE. —A Choicianilding Sitavaithia two inmates'
walk of ratilroad station. Over Your Acme of Land with
chade treei. -Apply daily, exPeptTnes&cy and Tilts
day morphia: from.lo till 11 o'clock. a 805 MA.II,KET
-w i ." FIRE PROO - A—A LARD- 88-_
C,OND-HA-11) New 'York, donate doors . superior
ms e, Mr sale a baTgain, I,,ddreee TEA- BPAlHllT.atreet„
for partien] ars. jy34-5,.
F OR -SALE-150 000 FEET-SPRUCE
JOIST; RAFTERS, and two inch PLANE. from.
14 to 32 feet load, at TWENTY-FOURTH. azol. LOCUST.
lIAREIERT; DAVIS, CO,
. .
6 . Nrl
$7.50, $7.00; AND WO. WELL-
O.
4 , :i.ury;rovail GROUND: RENT Ofor salez also a
sl2
aood moxigage for ,500. - ~ '
11, S. CAD WALLA DEE,
1.4)8 South POURTR Street. :
.
N. B:—Farms, landsome Cottages, and Lots for sale.
SUMMER BOARDI,NG.
COUNT iY,BOARD.--GOOD BOARD
with good aceormmodatdons, canbe obtained: for on.e
op two small families, within five. minuted' walk- of
fSteamboat Station,. Pennsylvania Railroad 211 miles
rom: the aity; on high grond, with Ane views of the.
Great Chester Valley. For larther. - particulars, inquire,
at 255 South. TRIAD, &reek: Je27alt.
ADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN
be zscommodated by the. subscriber with'good
80AR.13 4 commodious. Rooms.. newly fernished,'
Lendsdale Motel, on the .Wortl4 - Pennsylvania Railroad.
Doylestown Jiinction. Plenty of shade nearby. Ad
dress. P. .13. BARTH, LANDSDALE P.
my3o-lm*`. 'Montgomery manly.
A FEW MORE PERSONS CAN- BE
-L...v.'seeinisznoatited will' BUMMER . BOARDING, at
delightful, retired' Eit nation, within an hour's ride of
the eitv:if applied for immediately.
Address WIL9ON,
Jena. - SHARON. DARBY, Ps.
RUMMER BOARDING AT GLEN
WOOD, near the Delaware Water Gap. The. loca-
Mt. is One of the' finest 'in the neighborhood. Rnorea
large and airy. For terms, am.. apply ALsap,
ie 23-13 t Delaware Water Gap, Monroe co.. Fa..
COTTAGE RETREAT,. AT,.-.ATLANTIC!
"-. 1 dint: Is now open and ready far tnardsrs.' . A ftivi
choice rooms can be obtained hp anal - big' goon. -
AIRS 111. M p eC rO L D EZS tr , 4Bs. .
- ieig fm&wlm
CLASS BOARD HANDSOME
-a- comumnicatina amd .single rooms; private table if
desired, O. 1315 W &MUM street... je2.5 bue
oARD AND ROOM . AGENCY, OF
FIGB,NO.-- '703 CHESTNUT Street —Persons want
ing. Boarders or having Rooms to Let in any part of the
city or vicinity, are invited to call at Office or:scud their
aaartfis. aud recitY. cirpv.lar, • JaV;GL*
WANTS.
WAN TE D—A SITUATION IN A
first. class DRY GOODS HOUSE; by an expe
rienced Salesman, that can influence a large casb and
short •time city and near country trade. Addrem Bo*
872, Post Office. 1e27-st.
ANTED-AN ACTIVE YOUNG
MAN, Feventeen to twenty years of age, one ac
quainted with the city retailers, to sell Goods by sample
a mood opportunity is offered. Address Box 1121 Post
Office. ]e2l-8t•
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
Any- $5.000 to beiltlr ini , flAs E rgoity is struck off.
~ a t o u v c e t tp, s eu rr e h.
jeleMmaitjy9 4-24 Z WALNUT Street
BOMt]iIING.
AUCTION SALE.
• T AII. BAZAAR-NINTH AND SAN
SON STREETS.
SPECIAL PEREMPTORY SALE,
PIPIT HORSES.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING NEXT, at 10 °Week',
At the Bazaar, will be sold fifty horses. the Overiglag
stook belonging to parties who have been famishing
large lots to the Government, and ara to be sold to 01030
the Donee, D......
416i1i- No postponement on account of the weather.
jea-Itie ALFRED M. HERWNESS, Anctionear.
/tMIUSJEIBIE.NT.
NEW . CHESTNUT -STREET THEA-
Lateen and Manager
INITIAL PERFORAIANCEei
Of Edmund Falconer's great Irish Drama, entitled the
PEEP 0' DAY.
In which
MRS D. P. BOWERS
aastain her original character of
KATHLEEN,
As enacted by her over 400 consecutiva night; at the
Theatre - Eoyal Lyceum, Londoil, England, supported by
Mbssrs.
L. P. BARRETT.
CHARLES WHEATLEIGH,
JOHN MCCULLOUGH.
The play produced from original models procured in
London.
IREMI=I
Messrs. H. HILYARD AND J. H. SELWYN
EXTENSIVE MECHANICAL EFEE;TS,
BY
J. STRAHAN. S. NICHOLSON, and T. BL&CKWOOD.
The origins) music. composed expressly for the piece,
'ill be performed by the Orchestra, under the direction
MR, MARS ELASSLER
During the piece, which is liberally interspersed with
SONGS and DANCES.
Will he presented a correct representation of an
IRISH FAIR,
And the 'celebrated rensation scene, entitled
THE BLACK VALLEY,
In which HARRY KAVANAGH will make a
. TERRIFIC DESCENT
Froni the extensive height of the theatre to the stage upon.
THE LIAIB OF A THEE.
AGBNDOOPSE BALLET
AND
100 AUXILIJARIES
Have been engaged expresely, for the piece.
VLEVENTH-STREET OPERA HOUSE,
-a-A LATE SANFOIDS. ELEVENTH Street, above
CHESTNUT.
LAST TWO NIGHTS
Of the Great Moral Drama of
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
MONDAY and TUESDAY, Jane `2!)th and 3fitiL
to rive place to ALEXANDER DIIAIAS' Tale of the War,
entitled:
IRE CONSCRIPT!
- - - - -
which, having been dramatized expressly for this estab
lishment, will be produced for the fist time on
WEDNE:-DeS EVENING, Snly Ist,
and to be continued every evening until. further notice.
EVERY MAN WOMAN, AND CG , LD
SHOULD SEE IT.
EVERY SOLDIER
SHOULD SEE IT.
- EVERY PAR VIT with a child serving his country,
should see it.
EVERY
,PATEIOT •
in the land should see It.
-Admission 25 cents. Children 15 cents,
secured - seats 15 cents extra
oors open at 7 o'clock, Commence at o'clock.
Seats may be secured THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE.
. TBREE PERFOUMANCES OlsT FOURTH OF JULY
at 10 n. M., 2 and S P M. 1e29 2c
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
- 1025 P HE .
STREET'. B T N U ART
EXHIBITION. OF PAINTINGS and STATUARY.
Ad in.ssion 10 cents Children hail price.
Will close July 11th.
THE NATATARIUM, ON TH Ora
OF JDLY, will bs open from SA. M. till 7 P. M
only, and no lessons given on that day. Gentlemen will
swim from 6A. M. till I.IS A. sf. Ladies will swim from
12 till 3-P. M. lientlemen and Juniors from 3y till
P. M. The establishment will close at 754 P. di Other
days as usnaL W. JANSEN,
je26 9t* 2,115 South BROAD Street.
EXCURSIONS.
pHILADELPRIA AND READING
A- RAILROAD
FOURTH OF JULY Excußsrox TICKETS will be
iEaned from PHILADELPHIA to the following paints
and RETURN, good from FRIDAY. - Jay 3d. to MON-
DAY, July 6th, 1663, at Fares stated
Pbcenixville
Pottstown
Reeding - •
Port Clinton
Tamaqua
Schuylkill Haven
Pottsville
Ashland
Above Tickets to be had only at the Passenger Depot,
THIRTEENTH and CALLOWHILL Stresta
G. A_ NICOLLS,
GENERAL SUPERINTEND SNT
PHILAD.L. June 23, 1563
sid e= o
c g a M I N T I- PLEASURE EX-
LAKE SUPERIOR_
The staunch, elegant steamers NORTHERN LIGHT and
CITY OF CLEVELAND, will each give live grand plea
sure Excursions to Lake Superior, leaving Clevela,ne
the date below named, and visiting all points of interest
on the route The "round trip " comprises the distance
of 2,000 miles, and is not stn passed by any-other on the
continent for variety of scenery and objects of-interest.
It embraces in transit the waters of Lakes Erie. `..t. Clair.
Huron, and Superior, and the beautiful rivers of De
troit, Si Clair, and Sault Ste Marie, (with its thousand
isles). &grading passengers an opportunity of visiting
the " Sault " and "Ship Canal," the far-famed.
"Pictured Rocks," the Iron Mountain of Marquette, and
extensive Copmr Mines at various_ Points. To invalids
it offers the meet pure and inVigorating atmosphere on,
then] obe,.which ever brings health and streug.th.; to
the sportsman the enticing inducement of most splendid
fishing; and e — whole country abounds in mineral
wealth which cannot fail to attract the attention of the
speculator and man of science.: Bes.ides, it is fast becom
ing the favorite Summer trip, and its social pleasures are
of the highest order, Good Hotelsat all points.
For furtherparticulars apply to
ROBT. HANNA & CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
TIME TABLE, PROM CLEVELABD.
"Northern Light," • ' City of Cleveland."
Capt. SP.Aurmistt. Capt. B. %%mass.
July 6. July 10.
July 17. July 22.
July 29. • Aug
Aug. 11. _ Aug,-17.
Aug. 24. Aug. DI.
Passengers taking the boat at Cleveland - will haie first
selection of rooms. - jetl-20tif
i s6 q FOR LAKE SIIFE- pg,q,
c". RIOR.The Steamers METEOR •
-
and ILLINOIS- leave Cleveland. Ohio..
for all ports on Lake Superior during the
pleasure season of 1863, as follows, gat if
o'clock P. M,.
:METEOR.. ILLINOIS.
Wednesday, July 3th. Wednesday, July Ist
Tuesday, July 21st. • Tuesday, July 14th.
Monday, August 3d. Monday, July 27th.
Friday, August 14th. 'Friday; August 7th..
- Wednesday. August 26th. Wednesday. August 19th.
The above steamers wi.ll - leave Detroit. Michigan, at 16-
&clock A. M., - the days following. They are both fitted.
up inthe mo,t luxurious style :and their tables supplied.
with the best the market affords. Good music-on board,
and every e&rt made for the comfort of paqsengers.
Apply to N. GARRET? SON & Co., Cleveland, - Ohio.
ie2o-12t* J. T. WEI TING & Co., Detroit. Michigan.
.THE SEA SHORE.
:. FOR CAPE MA-Y.-VEER
- safe and commodious Bay Steamer MAN
ATTA N. Captain Kirby, will leave ARCH. SPREE? •
WHARF for CAPE MAY every . Tuesday. Thursday,
and Saturday half-past nine o'clock A. tf., commenc
ing en. TUESDAY. June nth: Returning,; will leave , -
Cape May, every Mpnday, Wednesday, and Frigay at.
eighto'Clock, stopping•at New Castle to connect with the
,.l3altimere lines, also touching at Chester and:Delaware ,
City..
The MANHATTAN is the largest and most convenient
boat that over run to Cape May.- having about fiftystate.
rooms and every accommodation that passengers can de
sire. Fare 82:61). including carriage hire Meals extra.
Children andrservants half - price. Freight at moderate- .
rates. GehZSw7. A: REYBOLD.
RAILROAD LINES.
c -Wippwa FOR T - ELE SE-A
SHORE t!
SLIMMER ARRANGEMENT.
CAMDEN AND . ATLAITTIO RAILROAD.
On.and after MONDAY. June 15th, 1863, trains for At.
lautin City will leave Vine-street Ferry as follows:
Nail train leaves. 7.30 A. M..
Express train leaves 145 P. M.
Preight train, with' passenger oar attanhed:'.. 9.00 A. M.
Returning, leaves-Atlantic City :
Mail trail/ • .. 4.35 P..' IL
Expreee train 00 A. M.
Pinight•train • 12:05..P2 Mr
Fare to Atlantic. 332. , RonuCIL I N Tickets,. good: fon
the. day andtrain only, or down .onSaturday and'up
Monday morning, 019. - •
An Actommodstion Train to.N. and T). B: B: R. Rine-
Mon will leave - Tins-ettnetat , dilff•P: Mi ;:returningatexiks.
morniag at 015 " -
• EXTRA,. HADDONPIELRTRAINS , •
Leave Vine street at 10.15 A. I& and 1 45 - P: MI •
Leave Haddonfield at 12.15 - P. M. and 3 P. AI •
je'3-tf G RRYANT, Agont.s•
asounek WEST CHESTER ANIle
s"Erff,ADELPKIA. BO atak
SIIiiMED AaRANGEMENM.:
On and after MONDAY, MEE 1863,1 he trains intik
leave PhEadelPhia, from,the depot. Northeast corner oe
Eighteenth and. Markststreets, at :7:50 and 10.10 A. M.,- -
and at 2; 4 blo, and ft.dn , Pi .
On TIIESD aYc and Dit.tAYS a train.will leae - e-WEST ,
CHESTED at 6.50 - P. M. Returning, leave Philadelphia.
at 9.15 P.ll.
Trains leave - the corner of Thirty arst. and, Markel,:
streets IWes t , ,Phi.ir.deaPl62.) 17-minntes. aftenthe-staingi..,
time from Eighteenth and Market.
On .SlTl'ilhkY.S- leave ,Philadelphis at 8 A: H. and 4.
Leave Ns'eet.Chester at 7 50 , A Mt .and AL
The trains loavirandladelnhia mt 7:50.11.. K. and 4, W.f
P. 'M. conneceat Pennelton with terms on the. P. and
B. C. it. it. for Concord. Kennett, Oxford, dm.
jel-tf DEWEY.. WOOD, Superintendent.
aile i lwee RE 4).P ENIN G
THE BALTIMORE AND 081
RAILROAD.—This - road. being folly REPAIRED ande
eftbctuaDy GUARDED, now open fort the transporta
tion of ngisseng,srs and freight , to all points in the GREAT.
WEST. For through tickets and all other informatiok
apply at the Company's - OMie; corner of• BROAD- Streett
and WASHINGTON Ayenna. S. B. BECTON,
apD.kt , PrasklentP..W. and , R. R. R. Cio.
- CAPE MA ' Y
11,140,,,
OFFICE CAPE MACE Awo.llll.7 4 rivizza R Co.,
409 Walnut Street, intel.2; 18011.
FURITIER OPENING.
On and,. after 'MONDAY, the 'l'4 of A , mp, tee. care wflk
itch noom this road- to the Dennieville station. to vine
Wa3ntbs•street ferry at 9.oelea M., the' West Jer
sey earl The CRIS- will inn from Cape-Nay Cont Ronan,
to Cay May, redvaing.thedit bance.b, stage to nine mace.,
- C.. - B^. 1.313N11,01, Preeldent.
PIIIkLADI PKIA.
AND .LOokG. B.B.AACO. V - LA.
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC AND BABA fAN AND. D.
LAWARE DAT RAIL.F.OAD _
On and after Monday. Sena 1D 1.. and matq thrrther no,
assox ger trai 3 will loam). e-street Fort" , at 7.3 b.
A. M. alriying at .Tbong , Branch at 11.14 A. l'ef. -
Neturx.-Rig, leaves Long Branch at 331. R. „
at, Philsdelphia. 10 7. 401" M.
Passraners lauded close in the Betels.
N. 8,--Excursion parties will be canted can liherait
terms. Apply to Agent the 13,4. t .,,
CLoo.lx. S.Ca lk, Lli
tit
DENJ., StRONG,
AsSistant Superintendent.
F 0 R'-ALBANY A.Nro
TROT --Steamer: MOILISON. Richman.
master, is .now loading for the:o,lva points. and will
leave on WS.ANE•Ei Al. Jruly ISEid.' at /9 Td.. Fay
freight, which will be taken on reasonable terms, apply
_ S. FLANM:MN.
t0 e29. 3t No. SO4 D
Sooth RLAIVA.RS Avenue,
wi t GROSS MINERAL WATER ROT.:
•-• TUB. •
WO doss Porter Bottle&
:For sale ty 3 B. St G. Wi - RIONZREL..
Moo, Works. or 27,9.. Front Rt.
at i b G. 11IIS!-ELL,TINE AMERICA. sr
and Imported WATCHES. Fine Jewelry, Silver
and , Plated Ware, Sze
jt-S7
XTOTICE.-THE STOCK, FIXTURES,
AND LEASE of the long-established - wholesale Hat,
Can. and hatters' Trimmings House of W. 0. WHIT
CHER, deceased, on Walnut-street; Cincinnati. is of:-
fered for sale. Apply to BATES St - SCARBOROUGH, st-'
torneys, or WM. 1e2.9.D2t
M ADEIRA WINE. 175
casks and 100 Octaves, just received Per "
and for sale in
OHM. S. at JAMBS OARMIWOI
WALNUT and 97 GRANITMitreMS. •""
VARD .AND FANCY JOB PBINTINA,
04011 WALT a SIM% 1114. =ROM
Mr. W. WHEATLEY.
Pine Grove.
WernErsville.
Wornel.dorf
Ilyerstown..
Lebanon. •
!alloy re.--
2 35
2 10
225
245
2 85
300
'1 '45
Mahanoy City
iYW tj5.5
2 - Z North srxri4 Striet.