,
NEE PRICE OF SulisTrrunEs.7—There are
•yet a great many men "in the market,'llwaiting for
favorable opportunities to relieve unwilling con
scripts at higher prices than the latter feel disposed
'to give. Two hundred and fifty dollars, to two hum.
•dred and eighty, is the range of figures demanded by
substitutes. The drafted, however, are begin6ng
to find out that at that rate a substitute is mob.?
costly than the full exemption fee which the Go
' Vernment requires. The medical examination is so
-lariat, that few of the men known as substitutes can
palm the ordeal.. They entail an expense, however,
• on the principal, who; after three or four ineffectual
attempts to procure a suitable person, gives up the
chase in despair. The consequence is, that of
those able-bodied eonscripts who do not_thenwelves
go to the war, the majority are now paying the
.$3OO, rather than looking for substitutes.
• •
A BOARD„,-„
OF ARMY SURGEONS.—AI No.
11.0.1 Girard •street a board of army surgeons has
been convened. Tho ot4ect is the examination of
ouch : conscript cases as the surgeons of the Board
cof Enrolment may have entertained doubt about.
'Surgeon John Nell, U. S. V., Assistant Surgeon
- T. B. Hubbard, U. S. A., and Acting Assistant Sur
geon John W. S. Norris, U. S. V., constitute the
board. The cases are referred back to the Board of
_Enrolment for action after examination by this
board. During the past week about twenty cases
Isere anted upon.
ST ABBIN G OF A POLICEMAN. —0 fri cer
Huhn, of the Fifth-district police, Spas seriously
;stabbed shortly after nine o'clock last evening,
while attempting to make an arrest, at Twentydlrst
and Pine streets. The wound Isle the side, and was
inflicted by a man named Thomas Donnelly, who
afterwards escaped. The officers are in pursuit of
Donnelly, with every prospect of soon effecting his
oapture.
FOUND DEAD.—On Saturday 'afternoon
•Coroner Conrad held an • inquest on the body of a
roan, round on a lot at Federal street, near Gray's-
Ferry road. The deceased is supposed to be Neill
Duros,s who has been missing for two or three days,
and who seems to have been a laboring man, and to
have been laying waterldpe in the neighborhood.
.OVERCOME BY THE HFAT.—Wm. HetaM,
aged 22 years, a member of company D,-of the second
-League,
raised under the auspices of the Union
- League, fell in one of our streets while on the
march on Saturday afternoon, on the return home.
lie was at once removed to the Penn Hospital,
where he received prompt attention.
1 "'"A BOARD OP NAVY SURGEONS.—On the
Ist of next' September, a board of naval surgeons
NOD assemble at the Naval Asylum of Philadelphia..
The object is to examine assistant surgeons for pro-
Motion, and also candinates for, admission to:the
tosaioal oorpn-of tho navy. surgeon :fames M.
lareene, Surgeon A. A. Henderson, and Surgeon B.
Vreeland will constitute the board.
NATIONAL UNION PARTY ELECTIONS.--
To.morrow evening the delegate elections of the
National Union Party will take place. On the fol
lowing Thursday the conventions to which the dele
gates are chosen will meet, to nominate candidates
for the city offices, members of councils, and so forth.
DEATHS AT THE PENNSYLVANIA HOSPI
TAL.—Richard Johnson,: who fell off Roland's Roll
ing Mill on Thursday, and Patrick O'Donnell, who
had his foot crushed at Eighth and Spring G-arden
streets, died yesterday evening at the Pennsylvania
Hospital.
Surcnnu.—On Saturday morning the body
.of a woman foUnd drowned in the Delaware, near
Tinestreet wharf, was recognized as that of Garo
nne Duncan,.. aged So years, who resided in Pearl
street, above Twelfth. She had , committed suicide
by drowning.
AccmExT.--A'boy named Patrick O'Brien
'was -admitted into the Penn Hospital, on
-Saturdapevening, with his left arm broken. He
`had fallen from a fence. on Seventh-street, near
•ritzwater.'
'A' ROBBERY.—The dwelling of Mrs. Reed,
'Tenth street, below Fitzwater, was entered and
• robbed of a number of articles some time oh Friday
JUMPED OUT OF THE ViriNi3O - W.—At three
• (Mock yesterday morning, a man named illgere,
*jumped out of the third story window of 2003 Har
,ltret street. He has since been reported dead.
SLIGIIT PIRIL—A slight fire ,from--gas
light occurred at about half pant nine lad night, at'
'the dwelling of Mr. Welsh, Fifth street, below Jet.
lemon.
RIJN OVRII.—On Saturday night a boy,
named Brouse, was run over by a car of tb'd Second
and Third-streets line, and seriously ir:jured. Fle
was taken to his i t me in Amber near; Ella street.
Tan SUBSCRIPTION AGENe:; reports the sale
of f,arzotoo worth or five-twor:tte s on Saturday by
the various agencies. Re;nds are delivered to
July 27th.
A FRESH ARRIVAL.—The
giment arrived at West Philadelph*7
yesterday morDIVE. .--Etsvo o'clock
I,EftrA,7,
INTELLIGENCE..
V.O/4 , "
States District Court—Judge Cad
, walader.
The hearing on habeas corpus, in the case of Lane,
a drafted man from the Fourth district, which was
to have come 'up on Saturday. at 12 o'clock, was
postponed for the present. The Board of Enrolment
for that &stria; in their return , to the writ, set
forth that they had not yet finally decided upon the
evidence before them, auto the age of the relator.
Counsel for the relator then asked that the matter
be permited to rest for the present without quash
ing the writ, until this final decision is made. This
was allowed..
ridatri of Oyer and Terminer and Quarter
Seindons—Judge Ludlow.
- The most of Saturday's session was occupied with
the hearing of writs of habeas corpus in the cases
of enlisted minors. The recruiting officers in this
city persist in furnishing the court with its entire
Saturday business, almost, by enlisting boys from
twelve to eighteen years of age, whose parents im
mediately sue out writs of habeas corpus for their
discharge.
THE PO.LIO E.
v at 2.4 Indiscretion and Mature Valor.
Years ago, . when 0111cer R ussell, now .stationed
specially at th
Continental,•
was one of the old de
tective farce o?
. he boy was arrested for rob
bingc
i.
a tillof the n... : h e cit y ,
mall amount of about three dol
lars. The youth s:outlY denied the accusation,
of the case seemed to
though the circumstai.„.." B
weigh woman who waseigh heavily against Yalu:* ..r husband. She had
'fobbed had recently buried - h....
t , _
to struggle against adversity e maintain a home
did by selling
for herself and children. This eh.:
l
cakes, candles, spruce-beer, &c. The 1,: - .ree dollars,
„ thoughemall, was a heavy loss to her. '.. .
'The boy, who was only about ten years of .:f e,
'was known to have been in the practice of sticking ,
a small hook into a watermelon, a cantelope, and by
means of a string pull it to him when an opportunity
should offer. But robbing the till outright he de
nied in the most positive manner, and insisted on
his innocence.
Seated in the private room after the hearing, De
tective Russell, knowing that important arrests had
teen made from'various hints thrown out by lads
similarly circumstanced, had a private interview
with the youth in question.
"You know you stole that money," said he.
- "I didn't do no such thing," replied the lad.
"Come, come, my son, you'll die in prison yet;
sou are on the bad road that leads some people to
the gallows. That woman is fretting herself to
death about the loss of that money." _
"I don't care. I can't help it. I clidn'etake it,"
Still continued the boy. •
"Suppose she'd die, don't you think that your
.conscience would chide you 7 Youirnow you stole
a watermelon from her."
"Well, that wasn't money, was it 7"
"No, but it was a beginning. Now, come tell us
all about it. How much did you give Jimmy?
"I didn't give him nothing; I didn't take the
money, I tell you," still persisted the boy.
The conversation was kept up for an hour. To
all the questions propounded by the shrewd officer,
the lad seemed to have a ready answer. He was
smart. He did not look like a bad boy. He was
rather more intelligent .than the ordinary run of
'thieving youth. -
The officer finally operated so much upon the lad's
feelings that, after a deal of trouble, the boy burst
Into tears and acknowledged the charge. .He had
not only stolen the money, as charged against him,
but had purloined other sums, which he hid in a
board yard up town. The officer being tithe on the
track, the money was recovered and restored to the
, loser.
The boy was fully penitent under the suggestions
of the officer, and promised reform, He fulfilled
that promise well, and rose to something. like dis
tinction. He became a Sundapschool teacher, and
come time after the present rebellion broke out, en
tered the volunteer corps, and fought his way up to
some promotion.
A short time since, a good.looking soldier, with
arm in a sling, entered the Continental. After walk
ing about that palatial establishment for sometime,
he observed Mr. Russell, who looks pretty much the
game now as he did twenty years ago. The soldier
officer stepped up to him with extended hand, and
casually remarked, "I guess you donl recognize me,
sir; you are Mr. Russell, are you nott -
" I am, sir," said William: respectfully, at the
game time gazing at the stranger thoughtfully.
It was not long before they mutually unfferstood
each other, and had a long conversation. The eel
-dier of the present was, nearly twenty years since,
the boy who "booked" a watermelon as his first
offence, and then helped himself to the contents of a
'till. He is now a highly-honorable man, and admits
'that the kindness of Officer Russell made such an im
pression on his youthful mind that he has never for
gotten it. This little narrative is not without its
moral; some of the detective officers of the present
clay may apply it with beneficial results.
CITY ITEMS.
NEW CATES DE VISITE FOR THE'ALIIIIM,
WENDEROTH & Taytori.--Messre. Wenderoth
& Taylor (formerly Broadbent & Co.), the eminent
Photographers, Nos. 912,914, and 916 Chestnut street,
have just issued, for McAllister & Brother's coon
tete, in addition to those already noticed by us, tine
card pictures of Major Gen. Rousseau and Lieut.
Col. J. P. 'Sanderson ' of his staff ; also, capital plc
tures. of lion. 0. F. Stansbury, of Washington, D.
C.; Bev. M. Durborow, Rev. Samuel clerk, and
FrOf. William iL Allen, of this city.
WE CALL THE ATTENTION of Western
merchants laying in their fall and winter stock of
Cloaks and Mantillas to the advertisement of
Dieser& Watkins & Co., hi:another column. - ' They
are preparing an immense stook of ladies , garments;
for their wholesale trade; of every description of
style and quality, and, from their facilities in pur
chasing on the other side, arid the very trifling ex
pense they are at, they offer great inducements in
prices. We recommend wholesale buyere to visit
their establishment, on the corner of Ninth and
Cherry streets.
SUPERIOR PRESERVING BRANDY.—Messrs.
Davie & Richards (successors to the late C. H. Matt
son), dealers in fine Family Groceries, Arch and
Tenth streets, have now in store a fresh supply of
Brandy, expressly adapted for Preserving purposes,
to which we invite, the attention of our readers,
MESSRS. CHARLES OAEFORD & SONS,
under the Continental Hotel, are now selling their
entire stock of elegant Nummer Goode for Children
',ad Youth at and below cost of Importation.
A. FEW MORE LEFT.—While the war has
, 1 o ff from Philadelphia some fifty thousand of
40 'a, a promenade on the south side of Chestnut
.. k ih i a fine afternoon, will convince the prome
: the, `there area few more of the same kind
• Th e 1 , tidies are; of course, on hand in forge, in
- FM UM L: in but they have their attendant beau*
l i m a sum l 'era, most of whom present an elegant
paranee, from the fact that they have procured
x•seasonable llt,'
'its at the Brown Stone Clothing
Ii of Rocklin & \ Nyilson, Nos. 603 and 805 Chest
. street,•abOve Sixti.\ l
THE CONING ' •
POLITICAL CONTEST.—The
eleotion for 0 :overnor is creating con.
Iroaching
the politicians, and the
arable excitement amon g: \
The
p (tree of both parties are%, liread Y li g hted .
Itsf-will-be a spirited one,AL\ d although we have
•Ip mum and say
preference, yet we &la ke.
tin g i except to advise all our pit.: Heal friend° of
t,
. parties, that, in their excitemeL they mus t
vverlook thelfact that the choicest ii.: nd a e r t a v i l ii ellt. ,,,
s of garments are made to order at' . ." 7 , 1 " -- ,7' —m—
at. one•price lEatporium of Fashion, ,t' .... ---
Itnutetreet. •• ~,
FOR THE LUXURY Or AN ELEGANTLY-FIT
TING. &aux, go to the popular Gentlemen's Fur
niehing Store of Mr. George Grant, No. 6to Oheatnut
street.
FINE MILITARY GOODS, of every descrip
tion, suitable for Army and Navy officers, ean be
had, at moderate prices, at Oakford & Sons', under
tte Continental Hotel.
MESSRS. H. C. PHILLIPS & BRO., at N.
W. corner 'Ninth and Chestnut streets, are executing
Photographs of all sizes in the finest style of the art.
Having purchased the "Old Root Gallery," they
have all the negatives of that long. established insti
tution, from which they are prepared to execute or
ders at the shortest notice. au22-mws
THE HOTE I I3.
'CT TO 12 0 , 01.001{ LAST NIGHT. -
Continental-Ninth
B R Smith Philadelphia
D McCormick, 'Harrisburg
J Higgins & la, -Harrisburg
Mr Sr Mrs JH Ackerman.NY
John A Hiestand,Lancaster
Thos S Blair, Pittsburg
Taylor Blow, St Louis
1' Blow, Jr, St Louis
Jas C Blow, St Louis
JP Welfersber..er. Balt
Mel A Mackay, St Louis
J M Crawford & wf, St Louis
Aim W Si] easier, Boston
Chas K Jones, Louisville
Gayloid, Chicago
W L Beal. Boston
. .
Maj Jas W Abort & wire
L Roadie, Indianapolis
Capt Geo Stoat, Penna
D B Jones'
J Anderson, Pittsburg
P J Smith & crf, Philada
F W Smith, Philadelphia
Alex Reynolds, Kittanning
A Sutton, Maryland.
D S Gowen & wf, Ohio
J Wason;Miryland
Cornell, New Y ork
'A. Lilly, Jr.-Balt
D W Sewell, Montrose
O Patterson, St Louis
C H Breckenridge
It B Potter, Bridget on
Dr T S Verdi, Washington
C 0 Simpson, New York '
R L Annesley, Albany
Dr Kellogg. U S A
CFBiIIs.USA
B B Huntinifoli, Boston
D Gilman. Washington
J D O'Donnell, Washington
C, P Oakley, _Memphis
W F Thomas & Cin
E Bayard, Pittsburg
Miee, g i3nsurd.-Piktaburg
Miss M Bayard, Pittsburg
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-J L'Cassidy, New York
-W 6 Baird, New York
GW S Fall, Baltimore .
LeGuose, Memphis '
Mrs M A LeGuese, Memphis
James L Woodward, N Y
J Richards & faro. Chicago
G A Winsor. II S N
- A 'Vanderbilt, it B N
- Writ Bosley, lI.S N
R M Jessup, San Francisco
T Story, Washington
Miss L Story. Washington
W West, Newark, N J
W C Woodman St wf, Ills
B Proctor. Washington
Lt Col 0 W Holcomb, Mass
H L Ballman. Pittsburg
W H Webb. Davenport
W 0 Otterson. II S A
Jno Wister, Germantown
Geo El Shackelford, liy.
Jas Farris, Cincinnati
. . _ .
&R White, Cincinnati
Mrs Bynum & eh, Memphis
. Giraxxl—Chestamt. s
A McLeod, Wilmington, Del
W Johnsoi, Maryland
Mrs Gowen St son, Wash ..
J.M Robinson.,Washington
S S Mulford. Wilmington
Et G ;Yates. Penna
John Locke, Washington
W E Alcoa. Baltimore
W H BIeSOM Washington
,Mrs F A Collin, New York
Jas Bobbins Baltimore •
John Wright
Jos Bould, Washington
M Peek, Penna
Frank.. Fisk. Illinois
. . .
..1) Bees, Washington
G Guam, Baltimore .
. _
Thos Shantz, Baltimore
Henry Barber, New York
James Henderson, 14 York
D.M Mills, 17SA
Jac S Bateman, Cincinnati
Richard Smith, Burlington
P Torkwell; lowa
-F A W hitney, Toronto, Cyr
Jas C Douglass, Delaware
N Sander; St Louis
L J Albertson, Norristown
R Bohn. Baltimore
Cleo IT Young
John Smith, New York.
Alex Bernard, Madison,
F T Harrison
jor;i 011 , dreena'olArY
Pars Jamison, Gukuebttiv-
Mrs Blackstone, Qtr.
Ki &
, eortsmouth
Portsm'th
Mali . Blanchard. Ports'th
&A Colville. Cincinnati
IC Casey
A Ward, Allentown
C Boshyshell, lowa
American—Chestatu
T G Hun, Pi dvidence, R I
Thos G hiclCckols
E Walsh
Jolla C Scott. Jr
J H 'Benais, POolton
Joe u _Bead, Altoona
Miss lir J,f_lattor, Atlan City
Miss A B Caitoz. Allan City
C A Hepworth, Atiamtic City
H W Cottingbara.Seaford,..D
W LFarntim,Providencerßst
Jos D Pancoast, Salem
H G Leisenring Delaware!
A Corarnan, Delaware
J B Wiggin
John C Arrison -
B Hubbell, 'New York
Mrs Brownwell, Maryland
Miss Hall, Maryland
Bich'd Inch, Washington .
Jas W Powell I
Fred C Brewster, Jr
St,. Louis—Chestnut
JL Tomkins, New York
Th9B_T_Elolmee
Mai F Hamlin , New York.
W F Watbnrtou
Rev T R Wyukoop N J
Semi Fitzhugh, Bieffalo
Chas Hess, Fittsbal g
B Asbley, New York
B wards
-
Gold. Buffalo, NY
N Monroe, U El A
B Donahue
- • • • •
Geo Bernhard. Beading
F G Gormley di la, Reading
J 11. - Brown, Baltimore
Thee McDonald, Baltimore
C Gillen, Washington
B B Hinnan & tam, Miss
Israel El berson, New Jersey
Wm Sharplese do la, Penne
H Klinger &,dau Pittsburg
Dlerchants'—Fourth
James H Addison, Li S N
3 Perks, Clearfield
Sitwer, Maryland
Whitaker, Baltimore
Whitaker,
Baltimore
W C HD: N0., , F York
T .
J P Murphy -
K S BoremanVteg,:2 ll _a
,T Anderson,New Yort:
J E Itzard, New Jersey
L Thomas, Lumberyille
Mrs R Shaw, Lumberville
L T Schwabe: New York
M Rodgers, Penna
W AlfcCalmont, lowa
C W Tergens, Fort Wayne
P H Hunker, Pittsburg
F'-Day, Pittsburg.
J Hardman, Pittsburg
A Ross, Niagara Falls
Mrs Smith, N Brunswick
E E Ziegler, Penna
W Garrett, Hanisburg
.T.D McKee, Pittsburg
Thos E Dudley, New. York
0 C Craft, St Louis
L Dock, Philadelphia
Miss M Young, Allentown
W A McCann
R Curry, Pittsburg.
John rerheun, New York
The Union—Arch s
J F Brodhead & la, Wash
MiEs B Bourbon, England
T Wright, Cambridge, hid
D Young, Fairfield. lowa
Isaiah lake, Massillon
Miss A Allen, Ohio
Frank Ross, Kansas.
N N Nieman . Pittsburg
H N De Arman, Pittsburg
Christian Hess, Pittsburg
Chas W Duvall; Penna.
F Rickert, Philadelphia
Wm H Beecher, Jr, Phila
B Walker dc family, Phila.
W Beck, Pittsburg
J L Vannxuer; Indiana
_ . . . . .
H _Robinson, Jenkinstown
E H Adams, Stark co, Ohio
Lient Goodman, Penna
Cas John LllicCreary, II S A
John J Robinson; Dover, 0
L Kellenberger, Alton, 1111
Natlomal—Race I
W W Murray, Penna - -
D C Siegriet
AB Schwartz. S A
Lieut E S Griffin, 11-S A
P Marcy, Wyoming co •
C Harris. Lynneville
Isaac J Higgins, Penna
H Irons ,k - urf,, Freehold
Bare 43 Willis. '
L Boys , Lebanon
Mrs L Hyrick, Lebanon
Mrs Israel Sallada, Reading
H G Henry, Bucks co
II G Steinmetz, Pottsville
eat; above Third.
Miss Mary C Barbour .
J M Powell. Baltimore
C J Miller,Atlentic City
Moses Sullivan. Butler co
C A Sullivan; Butler co
Miss Gertrude Seltzer
P Uhler. Uhlersville
1B Levi. Williamsport
J M.johnson, Michigan
L B Patterson, Baltimore
S L Dinsmore, Nebraska
John T Travis, Ohio
J H Hoover, Ashland
Saml A Worman, Espy, Pa
Commeicial—Sixth a
Frank Henderson .-
reit, above Chestnut.
T S Tomlinson, Penne
_ . .
M 8 Stewart, Penne, - -
J D Hendric, Doylestown
P McCarty. MOMS Island
Biller, Chedter co
W Auchenbach, Pottsville
J W Auchenbach, Heading
H Chapman, Chicago
W D Rogers & la, Delaware
W Wright. Elkton, M 1
Capt S E Corcoran, Penna.
E H Impson &la Milton -
H Loomis, New York
Prize' & la, Doylestown
J W. Wood, Now. York .
JD Bates. II B
Barley Sheaf—Secon
G W Pearson, Penna
Beryls, Doylestown
S H Tompkints,Fox Chase
Geo Hallowell, Pittsburg
L Comley. Harrisburg.
S Harper, Fox Chase
J Frankinfteld , Warrington
M B Lutz
E T Darnley, Penna
d "Creek, below - Vine.
S Rich, Buckingham
J Harman, New York
Mrs R Solomon New Jersey
0 W Worstall, Bnckmanwl
A Scarborough. Taylorsv'le
W J Cox, Hilltown
J B Myers. Byberry
W Babb, Warrington
t street. above Sixth.
J Mellon,Wilmington.
J Crate, Blairsville
Geo R Simee
Jae McGhee
Get, Noble, Pittsbarg
Geo L_Plitt—Pittebnrg
States Union—Mark
J E Prentiss, BPriagfeld, lll
Miss Ross, New York
Allen McDonald
'H King • '
Chas E.Prigh
W Wilder. New York
W Wilkes d: _ _
eel!, above Market.
Capt D W Fox, Beaufort, S C
J K Qnlek, New Jersey
Thos H Low oer, Cape May
Saml Hollings
. _ _ -
Riadisott—Secend et
P B McCauley, New York
M E. Buckman. Penns -
C 1:1 Whitaker, Wayne co
'N . Moore, Maryland
T Jones, Bordentown, N J
P B Miles,Bordentown,N J
B W Fell, Prinnsvlvania
Wm S McNeal, Penna.
Black Bear—Thlrd
W T Wayne, Bernville
C Clemens, Chester Valley
W L Good.. Penna
H J Bornernan,Boyerstown
S Delany, !Southampton
t., above Callowhill.
Jos Selllinger, Newtown
Jacob Snivel% Doylestown
L R. Appleton, Attleboro
D
0 M Garner, oylestown
Bald - Eagle—Thtrd St., above Callowhill.
D S Drethelbis, Sehl HavenlJacob Zeff, Montgomery co
F F Siegfried; Easton Edw Deemer, Bucks co
P N Hartman, Kolosville ,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Air SEE FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED
TJ S steam transport Milted States, Livingston, 96
hours from Fortress Monroe, with 63 convalescent
soldiers to II S Quartermaster. •
Sohr Redington, Clark, 14 days from gala's, with
lathe, &c, to M Trump & Son.
Steamer C Comstock; Drake, 24 hours from New
York, with mdse to W M Baird & Co.
Steamer New York, Fultz, 24 hours from N York,
with mdse to W P Clyde. -
CLE A RED
Brig Isaac Carver;" Shuts, ~Searsport, Blakiston.
Graft& Co. _
Brig American Union , Shiith, Beaton, Coin HA
Adams. . • -•- '
-
Sohr New Jersey, Morris, Charleston, Sinniokson
& Glover. -
Schr Milton, Hulse, Stonington, Biakiston, Graft'
& Co.
Sohr Little Rook, Bowen, Washington, Foll*Obas
and Coal Co.
Schr - Donnelly, Hunter, Alexandria, Tyler,
Stone & Co. •
Sohr E L day, Steelman. Newborn, do
Sohr Mountain Avenue, Kelly, Portland, do
Schr, Americus, Adams, Port Royal, Coin H A.
Adams:
Sohr N E Olark, Clark, Boston, Haminett, Van
Dusen & Loohinan.
Sohr Artie Garwood, Godfrey, Portland, do
Schr C L Vandem:oort, Baker, Boston, Repplier
& Bro. • • '
Sohr F C Smith, - Anderson, East Cambridge, do
Schr Plontvue, Falkenberg, Boston, - Baum, Ogle
Str Alida,.Lenny, New York, W P - ,
f eir ileialAlexanAer(loar,ovaertyn..
,Str it Willing, Dade, Barafri 3 l, 4_.Grovess, Jr.
1141 Chestnut kreets
IX V Gifford,_ Pennsylvania
T Brocken, Cbic ego
E K Alden, Boston
%V Gaddis, Washington
J H Speiser, Weehington
oeo V Hunt, Washington
M Clements. Washington
Nervy Jones, Boston
Mr Sc tars C G Green L Boston Latrobe
J
B Cannon, atrobe
J M Cook, Baltimore
, . .
S Bombe, Indianapolis
I Mrs Eraser, Wamhiugton
Mies S C':know, Washington
Gilbert &duns & la, Philada
W E Potter, S A
. . .
Geo Trotter & wf, Philnda
Mr & Mrs Whiton, D C
R W 131. rich & err, St Lotiil
A D Smith & son. Pittsburg
VB Blanchard, Washington
H C Blanchard, Washington.
B Matlack, Cincinnati
W H Thayer & wf, Ohio
Miss Sharp. Ohio
Capt Murphy, Mass
Mai J W Mahan. Mass
Jas Whitaker, Cincinnati
hS Montero
Miss Montero
Cevilla
P Williams, Washington
W B. Rochester & la; Ky
S L Phillips, Washington
Mrs G %V Phillips, Wash -
Mr K WSmith & wf, Ohio
Miss Mollie I. Smith, Ohio
Capt 11 G Hnntt, - Wash
W AI A Sni vely; 'Pittsburg
F S Ober, Washington
TIC Tilton, New York
J C Newcomb, Wisconsin
Hon J B Steele. New York
Wm T Poole. Waehbigtoa -
Capt W W sated
John -W Boteler -
P Renry -
J B Finlay, Kittanning,Pa.
Wm H Wood, Tennewee
T M Smith, Tennessee
A B Mullett
H W Swartw,rt, II SIT
Capt V Schilling
P Miller & la, Indiana
Lt G C Wiltse, U S A
Win 11 Brown s Jr. Phila
J Rislley, Indiana
W Ward
J F Merriman, New York
Edw Wilder,%Lonieville
Cook, Chicago
97 Hasson, Penne
W H Stow,eh icago
W H Brown
W E Stebbins. Kentucky
T 0 Waters, Lontiville
W R Tracy, Pine Grove, Pa
Maj Ma; W Smith,Penna
Wash L Christ
treet, below Ninth.
T G Bergen, Long Island
John Brant, Long sland
J Van Brant, Long Island
Samuel Perkins, New York
Goo Davis, New York
P W Strong, Ohio '
'A G Dennis, Henderson,Ky
Wm M Gorges. Boston
G Blow, Prairie du Chien
Mrs Granger & fain, Penns"
Mrs Kirk, Dayton: -
J V Munroe, St Johns
Miss Munroe. St Johns
SC Greene & wf, II S A
!I Frisk, Harrisburg
J Simpson, - Philada - ,
Lewis S Coy, Philada
J Bould, -Washington
13 .? Dewees & wife
Willis Gaylord, Washg'n
Mrs J Yardley, B.titimore
II Mingeshiner, New York
W Girth, GS A.
G A Pteltz, 13 S A
T Ga ß te a s , : t 9 t a sc w llist t, er ; U
Lyman Hall, Parana
•e S w lT York
W C2 . l.. ter 'IN"-, New York
y.
tt e ;:e l X o fla - ':;ner, Boston
lel:rs w fl'adell. Chicago
E S J'lrvis & wife
Ifr. - , E Kr......-
Stiain, Burlington
— env' , Snead, Dubuque
Chas L Patton, Dubuque
F 0 Cutler. Dubuque
Oft. Hrs Grunger, Louie'e
Miss E V St Clair, Loulev'e
Miss C Covington
W W SilY"Lier. Boston
nammer, Harrisburg
J H Taylor, Woodbnr9
t street, above Fifth.
J B Dicks & la,Dayton, 0
Maj ti A Megiants
0 Hasbrouck, New York
D Morris, - Atlantic City
P Brady
Jas B MeCament
Mrs 6.lldin: New York
G W Williams, II S
B F Macintire, II S
MIAs 41telisou. II 9 A
113 13'06e 3t - wC.Tfent o a
A Wolf; UniOlit , OWn•
C Kinsella NeiYark
R Rogers
JO Messick, flarylaizd
8 T Niftily, Bellefonte •
John Starr, Jr, Baltimord
Thos Hall. Providence,R
W 4 Babcock, New Jersey
C J Reynolds
A Laing, Wheeling .
Lt RN .Lillie, Pottsville
street, above Third.
T P Shaheroes . •
S Delaplain, Wheeling
H Kirkbride, &Tedford
Wm Brown & wf,NewYork
Capt J G Butler, Penna
R B Dick. S N
J C Stewart, New. York
-- R Cornell
R D Bennet. New York
S W Bendel].
C F Hoppel, -Dixon, 11l
Wm H Thomas, Chicago
E R Rumen, new York
B H Brown, .Brooklyn
W B Chase, Brooklyn
J A.Barker, US N
H Washburn, Jr_
Silas Washburn
J S Wood, Bordentown
Fred'lt Kilgore, Reading
. ne.
. street, below Arch.
Alex Fielder, New York
.2, L Jackson, Chicago
W W Hauly& la, Cincinnati
J P Donghten, Delaware
J B Boss. Chester, Pa
C Hudson, Cincinnati
W Newell & /a, Illinois -
F D Norton & wf. Virginia
IJ E Whiteside Haddington
H B Blymer, New Jersey
C Gnekenheimer, Pittsburg
D F Etter: Pealla
j.W Simpson, Pittsburg
mi , t ,. Simpson & son, Pittsbg
J I "Vanhorn, ITS A. •
J Parsons, Louisville
Mr Allinann & la, N Jersey
H Harwood. Boston
' James R Phillips
Idus Rose, Niagara Falls
S Simons. Philadelphia
D Well. Philadelphia
John 'r S walnson, N York
Jos Park & wf, Washington.
Mrs Thorp, Washington - `-
C J Thorp, Washington
F H Thorp, Washington
J Kinninger, Hayesville, 0
N Rawly. ?dungy,. Pa
B Bornstein. Pittsburg
Miss Bernstein, Pittsburg
reet. above Third.
O S Kellenberger, Alton, 11l
Mr S Wise. Massillon, 0
J J F Harris,Pottsvilie
J B Smyth, Baltimore
Louis Pfannstal, A
THE U. S. CHRISTIAN COMMISSION. BEG LEAVE
to acknowledge the receipt of the following additional
Hospital stores to A u_gnst 22:
PENNSYLVANIA.
Bridesburg and Whitehall-1 barrel, Soldiers' Relief As
sociation.
Bridgeport-1 barrel,r Dr. Geo. W. Helsten.
Belville-2 boxes, Lad ies' Aid Society.
Cochranville-1 barrel, Soldiers' Aid.
Coateville-24 boxes. Ladies' Aid Society. -
East Marlboro-1 box, Union Relief Society.
Easton-2 parcels books, donor unknown.
Frenchtown-1 box, Ladies' Aid Societi.
Hoimesbnrg-1 parcel papers, Rev. A. Harpence.
New Britain-5 packages; Ladies Aid Society.
Nazareth M. E. Church--2 boxes, Ladies' Aid Society. -
Philadelphia—Thomas A. Powers, -EN., 7,500 copies
Take Care of Your Healh."
E. C. Pratt. beg., 4 groes steel pens.
Perryville-2 barrels, L .dies' Aid Society. -
1 parcel reading matter, Miss Wreck.
1 parcel lint, Miss Anna Johnston.
Upper Uwcblan —3 boxes, Ladies' Aid Society.
illpring - Ridge-1 box; Lad lee' Aid Society.
Springville-2 boxes, Ladies' Aid Society.
Upper Safford-1' box, Miss Lizzie .Atexander and Miss
Rosa Cresota.
18 dozen essence ginger, Thos. H. CoW66,
EW JERSEY.
Washington-1 parcel reading matter. J. J Johnston.
Dutch Neck—l:parcel,. 645 worth reading matter.
Harmersville-2 boxes, Ladies' Aiti Society.
Woodbury —29 bottles blackberry brandy.
Newton—i box, Presbyterian Church.
Six-Mile Run-1 box. Ladies' Aid Society,
NEW YO.
- Buffalo-6 boxes, Ladies' Chris ßK tian Comiltiesiont 1 large
box clothing, bedding, and dried fruit, donor unknown.
Le Roy- packages. . • • •
New York Bible bociety-1 box for Rev. Marlon Maui-
N. Y. Cem. U. S. C. C. —5.200 religious weeklies.
Pbelps-1 box, Ladies' Aid Society •-
Rochester-6 packages. per O. D Grosvenor, Beg.
• MASSACHUSETTS.
(Per Boston Army Committee. Y. M. C. A.)
Methnen-1 box. Miss E. B. Richardson.
Shirley-1 box. ladies of Shirle •
Pepperell-2 boxes, Mrs.- H. y.
T. Blaney.
Bridgewater-2 boxes. Mrs. A. G. Bowden.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Keene-2 boxes. C. Bridgeman.'
Warren-1 box, Augusta Busweli.
VERMONT.
Randolph-2 boxes, Mrs. H. Webster. •
W. Randolph-4 boxes, S. A. S. •
Cornwall-2 boxes, S. Datthews.
Williamaton-1 box. per. G. A. Ainsworth.
Although the response to our appeal is large, the de
mand is still large. coming, from the _hospitals and bat
tle-fields all over the country. - Let.stores .still cpntinne
to flow in to relieve the wants of our brave soldiers. '
Every„.lot of 'stores 'should thave :an invoice sent by.
mail, specifying the contents of each box, which should
be numbered. Direct to
GEO. H. STUART. Chairman.
It 13 BANK Street, Philadelphia.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ONE-PRIOB CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST
STILE& made In the Beet Manner, expressly for RETAIL
MLLES LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plain Pi
fuzes. all Goods made to Order warranted satisfactory.
'Jur Otis -P/11014 SICESTSX L u striotly adhered to. All are
`hereby treated alike.
del.2-17 JONES & 00.. 501 ILLILICST Street ...
•
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT CURES
Rheumatism and never fails,
~IL.~RRIf3D.
KEY WORTH—CASTOR.—On the 22d inst., by
the Rev. G. F. Krotel, Mr. Charles A. Keyworth, of
York. F'a., to - ,Miss Mary Jane, daughter of P. Oas•
tor, Esq., of Prankford. No cArde.
BOEIC—PILSTER.—At Holy Trinity China'', on
the 17th inst., by the Rev. P. N. Carbon, Hr. Geo.
Boek.te Miss Anna Mary Pileier,
WALKER—POLLOCK —August 6th, 1863, by
Rev. J. Crowe, Mr. Daniel Walker and Mien Jane
Pollock, both of this eity.
rapap.
COOPER.—On the2l at inst., Ellen Cooper, daugh
ter
of John and Mary M. Cooper, in the 17th year of
her age.
The relatives and those feeling an interest in the
family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral,
from' the realdenCe of her parents, No. 286 Kaign's.
Point avenue,, Camden, N. J., this (Second-day)
afternoon, at 3 o'clock, without further notice. *
DAYE.—On the 23d, George S., son of John H. and
Emily Daye, aged 23 months
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of his parents. No. 1323 South Fifth street, on Tues.
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. Interment at Wharton
street Church. . **
PEACOCK—On Sunday, August 23d, in the 76th
year oktia age, Tames Peacook,lormerly of Harris-
Interment at Harrisburg, of which notice will be
given.
IlliclLVAlNE.—August 22d, ' his residence,
Chester county, Hon. A. R. Mallvaine, in the 60th
year of his age.
The friends of the family are invited to attend his
funeral, from his late residence, August 26th, at 1
o'clock P. M., ears leaving Eleventh and Market
streets at 7;,i' o'cloCk, carriages being in waiting at
Springton station, Waynesburg Branch. , **
ALLEN.—On the evening of the 20th inst., Ser.
geant George W. S. Allen, of Co. G, 15th Pennsyl
vania* Cavalry ( Anderson Cavalry)—oao- or th
lant three hundred=tu'the 27th year of his age..
ASHWORTH—On the 19th inst., MIB3 Florence
Wrigley- Ashworth, infant 'daughter of John and
Elizabeth- shworth, aged 3 months.
PAYMOUNT.—On the 20th inst., Henry Cramp.
ton, son of William and Mary A. Bannount, aged 10
months and 16 days.
BROOK—On the 20th inst., Richard Brook, aged
BLACK BART GE lIERNANIS -JUST
opened, a case of LUPIN'S BABEGE HERNANIS.
Lupin% Black CrapeMarets.
Do. do. Tamartinas.
Do. do. Bareges.
Do. do. Summer•Bombazines.
Do. do. Chally Ti3:1118BEI.
Do. . do. Striped and Check Baregna.
Do. do. Mousseline de Laines. • '
Do. do. Bombazines, Shawls; - &e.
BESSON & SON'S Warning Store,
3713 No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
EYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH AND
ARCH Streets. open to-day one case
- FALL DRIBS SILKS.
Solid Brown Figured Silks.
Solid Blue Ft t - tred Silks. -
Solid Mode Figured Silks.
Solid Green Figured Silks.
VYRE & LANDELL 2 FOURTH AND
4.RCH, are opening for Fall sales. • -
Color.d French Nerinoes.
New Balmoral Skirts. •' . ' .
•-, ~ Week Bilks all prices.
Flannels for Fancy - Skirts. .
MOSQUITO BARS BY T A .E pispE,
Green, Blae and White
.Mosquito B'
acie . • •
. 1117- RE LANDELL
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O . MVSTI E G D /i, — a sYs.'rEseiliusT/A1
acknowledgments t 4 As
g-c.cc 21, 1663:
f:";,lieetionS Made in Sarloga for the ptinlAgetc.
for soldiers
in front of Cdrleston, S. O. •
11. S. Hotel visitors ., ,
si, ay.
Congress Hall visitors I.' .5 00
Union Hall visitors d2O 00
Clarendon Hotel visit- r ,.,' .. ....... t s fr _ 4B.
................... F 60 0 57
con !
Bedo ,, h.'. •
Dr.
visitora• •• • ..... 24
0
Pr. 13[31 0, : , 014'4 Hotel visitors,- ...... 2 00
203 63
Contributions received at Washington —a3 '
City Agency as f011ows:
Collected in Georgetown $239 50 -
WeslChapel 160 00
James. Mu ll erloo 00
New York avenue_ Church 67 00
Geo. Lowreyso 00
Bridge Street Church, Georgetow,l, ty .
36 45
Marceline Dew York..
Upton Darby, Seneca h fd • • cd 9 o
Eldridge. hew Yotk. per. Rev. John •
To lone
N... , ri ght...DAtitYliii N. Y
TrinityCliiirch
M. Milburn
McKendree Chapel.
J. C. Willing, Mrs. Munroe, E. Mex.
Seth Elliott, D. Roy& J Topham.
M. PearSOn; and Miss Melville—each
$5 40 00
Private Wilcox, sth Connecticut Regi
ment
Smaller sums
200
6 0o
$342
Army Committee, Buffalo, B. Y.,' on 55
t wcount of Thanksgiving Collections
4 , W "Rork, per Bev. John
D. ELM 7'
„,
Contributions from the Mtn --4 . al '""
Indiana Volunteers. as follows:
Field, Staff, and Band
Company A 18 75
do B —1675
05
do D 1 75
do B 104
75
do F-1655
' 11:25 -
do.
H 7 55
do I 7 25
do K
-
Per John J. Hight, Chaplain. Hillsboro', Tenn: 121 75
Bangor Christian Commission • • 100 00
Soldiers' Aid society, Circleville, Ohio,per -
Mrs. N 0. Reitych. President 100 DO
Thanksgiving Collection Spruce Creek Presbv-
torten Church, per G. W. McWilliams ' 86'50`
Presbyterian, Lutheran. • and Methodist
Churches, Joint contributions, Thanksgiving
:day '
Soldiers' Aid Society, Belleville, Pa., per Mrs.
A. E. McDonald.-President.
Leacock uhurcb, Williamstovn, Pa , per M. E.
Slaymaker
George D. Weil erill
First Presbyterian Church, Honesdale, 'Pa....
Friends of ChriAlan Commission, Jonesville.
Saratoga county, New York, per R. R. Ken-
-
nedy 43 00
Great Valley Baptist Church, Chester county.
Pa., per .Rev. James Wilson 40 00
Ladies of Weyganwega, Wis., per Rey. A. •-
Gardner
..33 80
Contributed by men of the . Forty-ninth Regi
ment Pennsylvania Volunteers, per Rev. T..
Stevenson ' SS 00
- Union Thanksgiving Meeting, Minneapolis,
Minn per Rev. D. Cobb • a7O
Collected by Mrs. Elizabeth Rowland, of Hil
ton, Bucks county.'Pa., for wounded and sick
soldiers at Gettysburg, per Rev. H. M.-King. 82 60
German Reformed Church. Easton, Pa., per ßev. J. Beek .
30 24
Reformed Presbyterian Church, Duanes-' •
burg - $l2 16
Ladies' Aid Society, Duanesburg, per Rev.
A. G. Wylie 17 81
DI B Church, Lowy''' . lle. N. Y Sl4 61 3°
°°
Presbyterian °hatch, Lowyllle, Y.
Per mW:Tones 10 00 .
Rev. Jonathan Brace, Melforti, Conn.. ....... 20 25
Rev. A. M.' Stewart, .Chaplain 102 d Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers 20 00
Presbyterian Church, Asbury, N. J., per James
Read Eck ard • 19 - 85-
Union Meeting, Stroudsburg, Pa 00.
Baptist Church., West Edmeston, N. Y.....'
17 68
Presbyterian Church. Newtown . Bucksco., Pk. 16 25
First Reformed Presbyterian Church, Prince-
ton, Indiana 16 00
Second Presbyterian Church, Stillwater, Minn.,
per Rev. J. D. Caldwell 18 00
Collection, Leraysville, Pa., per Rev. - J.
Sabin 15.00
Fifth United Presbyterian Church - 1500
Presbyterian Church, Gilgal, Pa., per Rev.
'John Carutreiss 16 CO
Zion P. E. Church' 12 53
Presbyterian Church, Lewistown • 12 45.
Pine Creek Reformed Presbyterian Church....,-11 50
Collections at Matamoras and Grandview Rio.. 11 35
Shiloh Presbyterian Church, Burnsville, 111... 11 10
ork , avenue Presbyterian Church, Washing
ton, D. C. • " • 1000•
John H. Matthews. Poughkeepsie,N.Y... . 10 00 Rey,
John German Presbyterian Church, per
John Loeker 10 01
Love's Mills Soldiers' Alt/Society 10 00
Society formed to aid Presbyterian Commission
In Company E, 82d Regiment Penna. Vols.,per
Captain Patrick /0 00
Presbyterian Church, Princeville, Illinois 9 70
Second Presbyterian Church, Paterson, N. J.
per Rev. Mr. Shaw • - 891
Presbyterian Church, Pleasant township, Ind.,
Penna., H. C. Crawford 3 35
Collection Guilford Centre, Chenango county,
R.Y.. per Rev. L. M. Reeler 8 00
Collection Heart's Mills, Ind., per Rev. James.
W. blegee tr 00
Union Meeting, Spartansburg, Penna., per Lewis
Ketchum, treasurer - 645
Miss Sophia G. Niles. Herkimer, N. Y • 5 00,
SlatingtOn, Penna - '500"
Miss Phillips
Mrs Nancy Hoyt, Kingston. Penna
James Barren, Rutland, Vt
Sabbath-School Spring GardenMaptisr Church: 5 00
Presbyterian Church, Saltville, Penna.,. 400
&translation, Erie county, Penna., per Rev. A. -
L. Perkins . 3 00'
Thank-offeringfrom a Soldier in the 74th Penna,
Regiment
Rev. H. J. Morrison, Richmond City,Wis 1 60
T. L Peck, 11th United. States Infantry - 100
N. F. Benson, 2.1 Regiment New York Vole. I'oo-
Alignis Greenfield,• Illinois' ' 1 00
Presbyterian and .Lutheran Churches, Green
wich, N. J. (additional) 1 00
William Higley alias "Leather Stocking ... 4 * of
North Woods. Lowville, N. J ' . 25
5:71985
Amount previously acknowledged..." ....... . . 172,263 74
127,973 59
JOSEPH PATTERSON, Treasurer.
We must thank our friends for their continued
ity. Our work, however. is enlarging, and the demands
upon our means constantly. increasing. The calls upon
us for publications "-especially. are very urgent,. and
with the continued increase of the work, there conies a
continued demand for supplies—which we earnestly de
sire to meet. Encouraged beyond measure to renew our
labor with a greater zeal and determination, let us do so .
with' an earnest prayer for the Divine, blessing. Con
tinue to send contributions to the Treasurer, Jos. - Patter,
terson, at the Western Bank,• Philadelphia. .-
GEO. H. STUART. Chairman.
W•O • •
I •
. • 4 I 4,u O , h,. I ' s
AUGUST .24, . :1863:
3z.• .FIFTII WARD NATIONAL 'UNION
PABTY —at a meeting of the loyal citizens of
the Wal d. without distinction of party, on the 19th
at New Market Hall, Second ct,d. Pine streets, the fol
lowing gentlemen were elected officers to condriCt the
elections in various divisions, on Tuesday next, Attgltst
Mb, 1865, between six and eight o'clock P. M.
FIRST DIVISION.
McKeown's. South, above Second.
Judge—Caleb Merman.
lnspectore3—Lewis Gillingham Chas. Marklani.
bECOAD DIVISION.
Pine, above Second.
Judge—Henry Charnm.
Inspectors—Wm. C. Murphy, H. 0. Smith.
THIRD DI VISION.
Gilmer's, NH South Fifth street.
Judge—William Phillips
Inspectors—Oeo. W. Gillingham, T. W. Chandler.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Steinmetz's, N. W. corner Front and Union.
Judge—Joseph Kenney.
Inepsctors—l,Vm. M. Lindsay, H. H. Deitz.
FIFTH DIVISION.
Koehler's, Spruce, above Locust.
Judge—F. H. Dolfee.
Inspectors—Charles Dougherty, J. S. Atkinson,
SIXTH DIVISION.
Burns', Spruce, below Fifth
Judge—J. Benton Young,
Inspettore—Charles E. bmith. W. H. Davis.
SEVENTH DIMSON.
MeCressin's, N. E corner Fifth and Prune.
Judge—John Gibbs.
Inspectors—F. C. Clark, H. H. McConne/l.
EIGHTH DIVISION.
Butler House. Sixth below Chestnut.
Judge—E., K.,Nicholls.
Insptotors.=James Barton, E B. McDowell.
The following were unanimously elected officers of the
Association for,one year :
President—ROßEßT P. KING.
Vice Prebidents , --GEO. 'W. GILLINGHAM, FREDE
RICK M.-ADAMS.
Secretaries—JOHN J. FRANKLIN and EGBERT K.
NICHOLLS.
• Treasurer—NATHAN HALL.
att2.l-2.t . JOHN J. FRANKLIN. Secretary..
Mi. , .•NATIONAL, UNION CITY EXECU
TIVE COMMITTEE —An adjourned meeting of
theCommitteewillbeheldTHlS (Monday) AFTERNOON
at S o'clock, at the Headquarters, Commonwealth Build
ings, CHESTNUT Street, above Sixth
' WM. H. KEEN, President.
Jona' S. FRANKLIN, t
Secretaries
H. B. GARDINMR- 5 • It
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
EITOCKHOLDERS of the DUNGANNON - IRON
COMPANY will be held at the Company's office, in Phi
ladelphia. on WEDNBSDAY, September 2. 1863, for•the
purpose of electing Directors to serve the - ensuing year,
&c. - JOHN -WISTER, Treasurer.
Wm. B. S. BARER, Secretary. an24•mw&s3t*
M -
BY- SPECIAL' REQUEST, 1 1 11 E
YOUNG .MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION will
have the SECOND EXCURSION of this season to A.tlan
tic ltity on.THURSDAY, September lot. To insure the
c ,mfort of all who purchase tickets, the number will be
restricted to the capacityof the Passenger Cars. all wilt
have comfortable •seats. Tickets only $1.25. Children
half prico. For sale at the 'Rooms 1009, and 1011
CHESTNUT; Tract House, 929 CHESTNUT: and at the
Boat. Last Boat leaves Vine-street Wharf at 6:A. AL
an 24. mws4t.
MCURTIN. AGNEW, AND THE /IR
1111NISTRATION.—At a meeting of the National
Union Association ot•• the Eighteenth ward, held on
TUESDAY Evening, August 18th, at the Hall, Sonth,
west corner of MA RLBOROLchin and RICHMOND .
Streets,. the following preambls‘and resolutions were
unanimously adopted: . • ,
Whereas, The time has waived. when all who - love
their country, and are in fityor of tha maintenance of
nee ins.titutiorig in their ; purity, and whzreae the
Eighteenth wet% has alwA,ye. been, and always will be,
upon the side of, the cattntry; its 17nianotad its. flag:
Resolted. That we, Uteigkyaleitizens of the Eighteenth
ward, approve of, mar) heartily 'support, the nomi
nees of the national Onion: Roar; believing that by,so
doing we sustain the Admin)atXation and its war policy.
Resolved, That we aro.in,lavor of a vigorous prose
cution of the war trAtilithe rebellion le crushed out, and
opposed to a core:imensise whh traitors, be they Korth
' r ri't we r a rov of the re:nomination - of
ABDREW r. t.THITIB P , I the e
Soldiers'O friend and pure
patriot. h ' whose energy the State has hien twice saved
frem,_in'easion by Southern traitors. thus proving hi"
,wortn:/of the support of all loyal citizens. ana the"
ner'-ay pledge him the undivided support of this
itesolved, That in the nomination of the Hor
:.C:olsBVif, for the Sup, eme Bench, we rano'
Jurist, and one in whose election we h
that the laws will be fearlestly > . fe
Partially administered, and to that
our united suffrage. .
Resolved, That , we cordially'
citizens of the ward, and theii._
42. _vite all. Union -loving
in support of a ticket pledgeg
.a entry, to unite with us
and Administration.
to the support of the Linton
ALEXANDER ADASRN ~v
.
C 4140"
the 17-
east porno ,-
then:ee'
repo
.lfr
.othingham & Wells. additional SSS 00
R &W. C. Biddle & Co., additional 25 00
Proceeds of a Fair held by the Pupils of Linwood
Seminary, Delaware county, Pa , per Dr. J.
Emmanuel, President. Bessie Okte. Vice Pre
sident. Sallie F. Samuel, - Treasurer, Mary J.
Appleby Secretary 150 53 71
J Francis'Fisher, additional. 00
Ziegler & Smith, do ........ . 25 00
Tbank Offering at St. Peter's Church, per F. G.
Smith, Treasurer . 30 55
Stephen Robbins, additional 10 00
Joseph B. Myers
50 00
C. D. Cleveland. U.-8. Consul, Cardiff, Wales,
additional
25 00
Miss Anna W. LapsleY— 50 00
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE UNION
AND THE ADMINISTRATION.
The loyal citizens of the various wards of the city of
Philadelphia are hereby requested to assemble at such
places in said wards as may be designated by the officers
of the National Union Ward Associations, on TUESDAY
EVENING NEXT, August 18, lard.= at eight o'clock,
Pursuant to the rules governing the National Union
party, for such cases made and provided, to elect one
Judge and two Inspectors for each election division of
said wards, to conduct tne primary election on TUES
DAY E VENING, August 25, between the hours of six
and eight o'clock. Also to p'ece in nomination candi
dates for delegates to a City Convention to nominate
candidates for City and County officers: alse nominations
of candidates for delegates to a Senatorial. Convention in
the First senatorial district, and delegates to the various
Representative and Ward. Conventions; to nominate
candidates for members of the State Legislature, City
Councils, and Ward Officers. The meetings, clew ions,
and Conventions herein' mentioned shall be held in
conformity with the rules governing the National Union
party.
• 17 80
.• 18 00
• • 21 05
• • 12,00
By order of the National tnion City Committee of Su.
perintendenee. WILLIAM H. KERN, President.
JOHN J FRANKLIN / .
Seeretanes.
Barmy B. GARDIRBR.
iph.c_l747o. NO PARTY BUT OUR COUR T.RY!
ALL LOYAL CITIZENS,
WITHOUT REGARD TO
OLD PARTY LINES,
who axe in fd-YOr of the present National Adrainistra
tion, as represeuting the —,
GOVERNMENT or . orrit COUNTRY;
:VIGOROUS PROSECUTION OF - THE
for the suppression, of rebellion adl a necessity for the
`preservation: of
OUR GLORIOUS UNION .
all who love their country better than tilt& party; all
,who hate monarchy and aristocracy, but love, - liberty;
all who are true to the principles of our ReyolutionarV -
Area; all who are _determined to resist the. interference
of the English Government, or of the French Emperor.
with American affairs; all, whether native or adopted.
who glory in the title of American Citizen, are requested
to meet at
PENN SQUARE
CORNER OF BROAD AND • MARKT' STREETS, ON
WEDNESDAY EVENING, AuguarlS, 1883,
at 8 o'clock, to ratify the nomination of •
• ANDREW G. CURTIN,
the Soldiers' Friend,
FOB GOVERNOR
and the nomination of the.--
- •
HON DANIEL AGNEW,.
the ineorrapijble man-magistrate. as. -
SUPREME JUDGE,
and to fake sue, measures as may be advisable t -
SECURE THEIR TRIZIIPTIANT ELEoriarf.
Eminent
By direction of the National Union Executive Com ,
mittee of the city of Philadelada. att2l-431
r;:itOFFICE" OF TUX' HARRISBUICEI,
' PORTSMOUTH, MOUNT.TOY, AND LANGLH
TER RAILROAD COMPANY, •
PHILADELPHIA, August 21, 1363.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of this Com—
pany will be held on FRIDAY. September 4, 1883, at It
o'clock A. M., at the corner of - THIRD Street and WIL
LING'S Alley, at which time an election will. be held
for thirteen Directors to serve for the ensuing year.
art22-12P GEORGE SABER. Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE. LOCUST NOUN.
TAIN COAL AND LEON COMPANY.
- - - -
PITII:AB•ELPITTA, August 21, 1863,
At a meetingg of the Boar of Directors of the above.
Company, held this day, - a DIVIDEND OF ONE DOL
LAR PER SHARE was declared on the capital stock,
Payable to the Stockholders ev their legal representa
tives om and after the 31st inst The transfer books of
the Company will be closed unta the Ist day of Septem
ber neat.
ati22. tsel NA C. CPPIICK, Treasurer.
. .
Imp INSTRUCTION IN BOOK-KEEP
INS, Penmanship; Comniercial Law, Mercantile
Forms, Calculations; &c. ,
at CRITTENDEN'S COM
MERCIAL COLLEGE, 637 CHESTNUT
,Street (corner
of Seventh.)
Individual Instruction 2,lper cent off regular rates
until September an2l-St.
Me. AVIS AUX ELEOANTS.—M. JO..
SEPH RACKET, de Paris, Gerant de la Matson
GRANDVILLE STOKES, Marchand Milieu; No. 609
CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, a lihonnenr d' aviser
des nombreux amis et connaissances (ainsi qua Phono-
Table public)ipli l'on deem favorise de leer clientele,
gu'il vient de resevotr de Paris et Londres, lee modes lee
plus receutes et les STOKESees pour la Batson d'ete.
M. ORANDVILL a 11113 a ea disposition les
eteoffes les plus belles at les meillearee gualites, des pre
mieres manufactures d'Europe. • •
Les ofacieres et soldats de tout grades y trouvront les
meilleures gualites d'etoffeeh a des. prix tree moderes
L'elegance de sa coupe, abas'que le cachet de distinction
quo la caraeterise, est deja trop sonnu du public pour en
renouveler lours merites.' -Jy2B-Em
MERCHANTS' REGIMENT.--MEM
BEES of. this Regiment will report in Camp atrowel
ton, West Philadelphia.near the Penmylvania Rail
road Depot,THIS MORNING, promptly. at 8 o'clock,
fully equipped, and prepared for - being mustered out of
the service. -
failing to rf port will-be marked on the rolls "Ab
sent vithoat leave." By order of B WOODWARD,
Colonel Commanding.
H. C. Witinnoti, Adjutant. lt*
CORPS - OF
,HONOR, 11. S. A..
- HEADQUARTERS RECRUITING SERVICE, -
INVALID CORPS NOR PHILADELPHIA.
3143 South THIRD Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
SOLDIERS honorably discharged on account of dis
ability will apply for information or enlistment in the
INVALID-CORPS
Lieut. HUBER 'BASTIAN. Invalid Corps,
243 S. Third street, Philadelphia,
Lieut. 3 W. DEAN. Invalid Corps,
- • • 611 Brown street, and
N. E. corner Broad and Spring Garden etc
' Phila.
Pay and allowances, excepting bounty and peneioa,
same as in 11. S. Infantry. E. W. MATTHEWS, •
Major let Pa. Art and. Supt. Corpe for Philadel-
Phia. - ams tf •
HEADQUARTERS .:.RENDEZVOUS
FOR DRABTED- MEG', N0..1230 WALNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA, All ÜBE 17. 11163.
*Mr- OPPIOBREI - ARD - EWLISTE Urfftberrig to
detachments ordered to this rendezvous to conduct con
scripts to regiments, and now absent without leave from
these headquarters, will report Without delay to C'elo
nel J. H. RELLOG.G.ITo. 22 24CALLOWHILLStreet.,
Officers not complying with this order will be recom
mended to the War- Department for dismissal, and en
listed men will be, dealt with as deserters,
• By order of Brigadier General HATCH:
IsAAc Moss's, Major and Chief of Staff. aul7tf
HEADQUARTERS OF PROVOST
MARSHAL, THIRD DISTRICT. PA. — Paine ,
DELPRIA. August 17. 18B3.—Notice is hereby given that
the -DRAFTED MBN of the Twelfth and Thirteenth
Wards, who have not been properly exempted frornihis
draft. and who fail to report for duty on or before Au
gust 22,°1863. will then immediately be advertised as de
serters, and liable to arrest as such at once;
By order of Captain JACOB S STRBTOII,= -
anlB.6t • Provost Marshal, Third - Distriot, Pa.
HEADQUARTERS OF'PROVOST
MARSHAL. FIRST DISTRICT. PA.. 245 South
THIRD Street. - .
PHILADELPHIA. August 19, '
.1883.
This Office will be open daily,from 8 A. M. to 2P. M. ,
except Saturdays, when the office will close at 1 P. M.
SECOND WARD—AII Drafted Men of the-Second ward
who have not reported, and whose time has not been ex
tended, will be apprehended forthwith as deserters.
THIRD WARD—AII drafted - men of the Third ward
(being the Second Sub-District).- who have not reported,
and whose time has not been extended, are notified to
appear or be deemed deserters -
The FOURTH WARD (being the Third Sub-District),
will be heard in the following order:
MONDAY. Aug 24, Nog. Ito 100 inclugi.ve. ,
TUESDAY, Aug. 23, Nos. 101 to 200 inclusive.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 23, Nos. 201 to 300 inclusive.
THURSDAY, Aug. 27, Nee. 301 to 400 inclusive.
FRIDAY.- Aug, 28, Nos 401 to 600 inclusive -
''SATURDAY,-Aug, 22, 'Nos. 601 to 539 'inclusive, and
hearing cases. generally.
bi. B.—Substitutes have preference.
Provost Marshal and President of the Board.
' • ' CHARLES MURPHY.
Commissioner of the Board.
N. IL MARSELIB,'
Surgeon of the Board.
T - IrEADQUARTERS OF P ROV OS T
'MARSHAL, THIRD DISTRICT, PA.,
__
PHILADELPHIA, August 2'3.1963.
ItOTICE is hereby given to all drafted men of the
Seventeenth - Ward that their time for claiming exemp
tion, offering substitutes, or- retorting for duty, is ex
tended until the 29th day of August inst.,after which
time all those persons failing to comply ith the above
notice:will be liable to arrest as Deserters.
Notice is also given to those drafted men of the Six.'
teenth ward who have not as vet reported themselves'
that failing to do so by the 21th day of August inst
they will be published as deserters andUrreeted as such.
The time for the Eighteenth and Nineteenth wards is
extended until further noticii. • -
By order of. the Board of Enrolment
JACOB S. STRETCH:
CaLotain and Provost Marshal.
FRANKLIN D, STERNER.
Commissioner.
ALEXANDER C. SART.
Surgeon.
.xe a guarantee
I.thcally, and tm
< End we pledge him
W ST„ T.T NT:
Secretary.`
mod Stat C
e O P
s SaniE, TREASURENorth
tan ,. Commission,
of MINOR and SIXTH Streets, acknowledges
ntOf the following contributions since the last
Previously reported
MILITARY NOTICES.
AR?;IY CLOTHS! ARMY CLOTHI
WILLIAM T. SNODGRiSS'
ARMY, .NAVY, AND CIVIL
CLOTH i-xousn,
1 TA. W 3 : • 3
ARMY AND NAVY :
ALL SHADES AND GRADES.
OUR MOTTO:
" QUIC' BALES AND GOOD PROFITS."
W. SIMONS et BROTHER,
NJ, •
SANSOM-STREET HALL, PHILADELPHIA,
MANUFACTURERS OF JEWELRY.
FINE SWORDS,
MILITARY GOODS IN EVERY VARIETY.
ali2l-116ixt'
ARMY GOODS.
DARK-BLBE COAT CLOTH& •
DARK-BLUE CAP CLOTH&
MY -ELLIE CLOTHS FOR DYMOND&
ARMY BLANKET& STANDARD WRIGHT.
10-OUNCE DUCK.
DRILLS, STANDARD 'WEIGHT.
HEAVY LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK.
BROWN AID BLEACHED SHENTDIteII AND SHIRT.
INGE. For isle by
FROTHINGHAM k WELLS.
' •
ARMY HATS, ARMY HATS.
ADOLPH as HEMN,
• No. 62 North SECOND Street,
Philadelphia, •
Manufacturers of all kiwis of
- FELT RATS,
hays on hand a large assortment of all the 'various and
most appro,•ved styles of .
ARMTe
Orders by mail - kom -sutlers or jobbers, will t
prorptly filled at Fie lowest rates. - f~9EI Pam
.1776.
• - A G. g_ ;I
We
. ward.
--DANIEL
Anita an able
ILT
EVANS & -HASSALLI
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
vitCH.STERET. Philadelphia.
lfi7•tf . No. 41S.
x - rosiaent.
lt*
C LOAKS AND MA.NTILLAS
WHOLESALE!
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY!
CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS AT WHOLESALE!
THE CHEAPEST CLOAK STORE IN THE CITY !
COLTISTRY MERCHANTS will find a great saving by
examining our. immense stock of CLOAKS and MAN
TILLAS. of the newest FALL AND WINTER STYLES,
before making their parchwes. as doing business at a
very small expense, and exclusively for cash, we can
sell 20 per cent. cheaper than any other hones.
D. WAIKINS & CO. - ,
N. E. E Corner . of NINTH and CHERRY Streets,
CHAS. IHIVISSON.?
D. WATKINS.
NEW EMBROIDERED PIANO AND
-Li TABLE COVERS,
$96,095 03
VERY RICH DESIGNS
REDUCED PRICES,
SHEITARD,TAN HARLINGEN, & ARRISON,
aul9-wfml2t
FLANNELS.
-a- Fancy French Shirting Flannels,
Fancy Printed do. do.
Fancy Colored do. do.
..Fancy•Plaid do. do.
Twilled Gray do. do.
-Twilled Blue - 'do. do.
Twilled Scarlet do. do. -
White Flannels all grade.; and Widths- -
CURWEN STODDART & BRO.,
450, 4 5 52, and 454 N. SECOND St..
itz2l.4t: Above Willow
ABLE AND PIANO COVERS,
JuSt,,opened
-1 Case Ernbro. CLOTH, PIANO, and TABLE COVERS
New designs, and assorted colors.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN. & ARRISON,
anal-St 'No. 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
Is N'S • W EA.B.
M
Good $t Cassimeres and Melton.
Light Cassimeres at low prices.
Fine Black Cassimeres and Doeskins.
Black Broadcloths from $1.70 to $6.
. - Ladies' Cloakinge of every descriptlon.
- The largest cloth stock in Market street.
' Tailors linings and trimmings
_ COOPER 11 COITARD.
anl.9 E. B. corner NUMB. and MARKET Streets.
riii:RK PRINTS.
Merrimack. Sprague, GiOnceste7,. Dunnell,
American. Cocheco, Manchester, Pacific,
English, &c„ at 20, 22. and 25 carts. •
Dark Delaines. good styles, 25 and. 28 cents.
Cheap Black Alpacas. 30 to 75 cents:
Black Wool Delaines, 50 and 60 cents'.
6-4 - do • do 51 to $1.25.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Cotton Flannels, Drills, and Tickings.
White, Red. Gray. Blue, and Fancy Flannels.
Bleached and Brown Mustins. at wholesale prices.
COOPER & CODIARD,
.aul9 8,
,E. corner NINTH and MARKET Streets
LAWNS, LAWNS, LAWNS.-
Fine Brown Lawns, with small figures, at 25c,
Fine Brown lawns, with small figures, at 2.5 c.
Fine Brown Lawns, with small figures, at 25c.
Cheap, scarce, and desirable.
Cheap, scarce, and desirable,
Cheap, scarce, and desirable,
JOHN H. STORES',
702 ARCH Street.
p, HARPLESSEROTHERS ARE STILL
N-7 offering '
.Thet , Immense Stock at Prices much Lees
Than, the Cost of Impovtation.
Consisting of Lawns, Silks, Chllis,
Coatings, Cassimeress Vestings, Bareges,
Shawls-, Delaines,. Chintses,Poptins, &c.
ant, CHASTNIIT and BIGEITH Stream.
p,,:IiESIMER SHAWLS..
Grenadine Shawls.s4and $4 O.
Plaid'Sptm Silk 6liawN, $3.75.
Lace Points. $&60;
Crepe de Paris Shawls, $6.
Cloth Cloaks, Silk Mantles, drc.
Also, a Large assortment of
SnromaYDress Geodl3 sellhag out
At very low nricee.
SHARPLESS ROHES.
sub CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
NEEDLEB
P 4
.
0 At prices Severally below present east of impor
tattoo;
warm . all* dePoitptlona.
NI
EMBROIDERIES;
LINEN H.4.NDKEEOIII2I%. to
VEILS, &c,: ate.
And respectfally Invites an inapeetton of his
stock.
sTILL FITRTHER - REDUCTIONS IN
IL , ' the Prices of all our •
SIIMMBIt DBBSS-GOODS.
To 'close out, we have reduced' our stock of Black and
Gra ir -ground Silk. Grenadines to. 750. They. cost from
sl All our 60c Fiench•Bareices to Vic.
All our 50 and 62c French Organdies to 373ic.
All our French Lawns to less than soot.
All our" merican Lawns as low as the lowest.
100 pieces Choice Styles Chintzes to I*.
-Williamsville and Wamsutta Muslin, Sac.
Beet English CottonTlannel, at 37340. &
HI STEEL sort,
i 725 - No. 713 and 715 North TENTH Street.
EDWIN HALL & CO. 26 'SOUTH BB
COND Street. are now offering. '
BLACK SILKS AT RBDUCID• PRIORS.
Black Silks at . Bl: Ll23‘; and $1.26.
Summer Silks-at reduced prices.
• Foulard Silks at reduced prices.
Orenadthes at reduced prices. ,
Pine Organdies at reduced prices.
Fine Dress Goods, all reduced.
Fine Nodes, Blues, and Pearl Bareges.
Plain Blues, Buff, and, Pink Percales, or Fr e nch Chintzes, inst received. .Plain
Silks.-
received one case of superior quality Plain
Silks. The, colors are Browns,_l3lues, Modes. Purple,
an d , Green nriea..*l::4734: been selling at M. 75. tv2ll-tf
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
AME IN SURANCE COMPANY, NO.
406 CHESTNUT Street. -
PHILADELPHIA.
FIRE AND,INLAND INSURANCE.
DMECTORS.
irancls N. Buck.' B. D. Woodrni. -
Chas. Richardson, Goo. A. West,
Henry Lewis, Jr. .. John Kessler, Jr.:
John W. Eyerman. Chas. Stokes,
Philip EL Justice, A. H. Rosenholm,
0. W. Davis,_ ' ' Joseph D. Ellis.
FRANCIS IL. BUCKg, -.President.
CHARLES RICHARDSON, - Vice President
WILLIAM L BLANCHARD. Secretary., Cialli-jilt
FIRE INSURANCE ExcaiusruEr.
—The PENNSTLVARIA. FIRS INSURANCE 00. M.,
PANT. Inoorrated ISM. CHARTER PERPETIFAL,
L. 510 WALNUT Street, opposite Independenee ftztare.
This Company,layorably known to the community for
nearly,forty_years. continues to insure against Lees or
Damage by_ Fire on Public or Private RandingjiLter
permanently or for a limited time. 'Also, on
Rooks of Goods. or Mershandise generally, on liberal
terms.: • _ _ •
Their Coital. together with a luge Surplus renal le
invented in the most careful manner, which enables them
to offer to the insured au undoubted security is the sap loss. - ' --:
R
lonia= Patterson, D ERROTO Tho S.
mas Robinth
Alexander. .Benson, - Daniel Smith, Jr..
I
William Montanus. • John Deyereux.
lease Hasiehurst, Thomas Smith: '
` Henry ewis.
' JONATHAN PATTERSON. frosidest
Wrramax G. ()Nom. Secretary. ' - eel -
Tau NE'ER MAY LOOK UPON
his like again." Then have true portraits ritade
of those loved ones who are passing away, REIMER'S
life-size Photographs in oil colors. - SECOND street,'
above Green. - lto
MAJOR GRNXRAL -
,ROUSSEAU.-
Will be ready in a few days, - tt very lee Card Pio.
tnre of Major General Rousseau, photographed fur us by
Wenderoth & Taylor. •
MoALLISTER & BROTHER,
It 728 CHEBTEUT Street.
FXEMPTION FROM THE DRAFT.—
-•-• conscript. applying for exemPtions from the Draft
can have their papers= carefully sue legally prepared at
42% WALNUT eireet,.second
. floor. Also, filnbstitntes
wanted and supplied. anlii-fitly
APLFASING.VARIETY OF STYLES
of likenesses are executed at. MINIM'S Gallery.
Els colored Photographs are amongst the dna* hest.
and cheapest pletures taade, SECOND street s above
(trees, lt*
ARMY GOODS.
CIVIL:
ALL STYLES AND PRICES
SILK FLAGS I t
B ir Nr IING I'LLfilit
I3URGEEB.
POINTS.
UNIOY -
4 3TREA:MERS:
BED, WHITE, AND BLUE.
RETAIL DRY GOOD3'.
1008 CHESTNUT STREET.
lowilnasunyr sTwarr.
O,I7pB^FOE SALL
STREET.
The Oharleeton 'Courier makes a timely euggeetion
In recommending the attention of our. Government
to the naturalization and cultivation of Onlisaya,
for the ireservatlon of the health of our soldier&
This article has, a peculiar effect upon the liver. and
guards the system against disease by exposure and irre
gular diet. It is said that the great success of the Plan
tation Bitters of Dr. Drake, which. Previous to our un
happy difficultiee, was found in most Southern homes.
was owing to the extract of Calisaya Bark,widch it con
tained, as one of its principal ingredients. "In Confir
mation of this. we have !heard one of our most (Ostia
gad ed physician remark, that wheneverhe felt unwell
from ordinary dietetic or atmospheric causes,- he 'inva
riably relieved himself by Plantation Bitters. Now that
these Bitters cannot be obtained, a substitute should be
prepared. 'We understand our - Government has opened
negotiations with Dr. Drake. through a secret agent, but
with what truth we do not know." *' * t •
We are exceedingly obliged to the Richmond Wirto for
its remembranceof "Auld Lang Syne." but we can as
sure " Our Gevernment " Drat thaPlantation Bitters are
not for sale to any " secret agents," North or South.
There is probably several other things that " Onr Go
vernment " will yet want.
We know that we have the best and most popular mo,
Moine in the world. We are not afraid to show wkak It
ie com Posed of.
Physicians are compelled to recommend It.
CALIBAX.A. BARN has been celebrated ferrovon.) -
dred years, and was eel/I:during the relmak
King of Pranee, for , the enormous, mar
weight in ellyer. It4e remarkabirdy,'
Weakness; Constipation, &c.
CASCABILLA snam. —For Initio,)
of the stomaoh.and bowels./
DearDELiou.—Porlnfizse
Ideal AffecUorus.
CEbutoutm,Fir3Ww"
lavEmsa Riar
nic—lATeax isci e
Wnarra, P •
IMM=:I
.—An. aromatic carminative; creating flesh.
.18, and milk; much used by mothers nursing.:
nycy
Also, clove-buds, orange, carway, coriander, snake
root, &c,
1863
Another wonderful ingredient of Spanish origin,
Parting beautyto theeomplexion. and brilliancy to the
mind, is yet tmktiown to the commerce of the world,
and we withhold its name for the present
Hambpas and 'Anackshowl about the Plantation
Bitters; but the followinit is what's the matter, and they
PLAZTATION'BITTERS WILL CURE
Cold Extremities and Feverish Lips.
Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath.
Flatnlency and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections.
Farceselyerettsne and Short 147, eath.
. .
kain,oirer the Eyes..
Mental Destnindency.
FiTstratlon, Great Weakness.
s allow a^mplexion, Weak Bowels.
LIVER COMPLiIA
Very p: ..
rtia alar/Y recommended t0'.... " "
"m ' Mar
chants, Lay;" 4 rS, and Persons of stae i ta, ; habits
Also, for gentle teMtles and weak Persons 'Who
a gentle stimulant, t: s ee digestion, good appetite, and
clear mental faculties. •
Sold by all respectable PhyMolaws,Druggists,. Grocers,
Hotels, Saloons, Country S tore.s, gee.
Bepartictilar that each bottle belifa the fac-elnallo of
our signature on a steel.plate label,NOCh ourprivate Go
vernment stamp over the cork.
iY22-vslnii2mif.
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY,-
BY THE CARGO.
DELIVERED AND PACKED ON SHIPBOARD, IN
• .
For sale by BOSTON.
TUDOR .COMVA.I•TY,
anl4 ISt BOSTON.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
FOB SALE—HANDSOME ARCH
mgaL Street BESIDENCR, with Stables,' and. lot *4lr
ground fifty-two by one hundred and eighty-eight
feet.. .
Alm. three new BROWN-STONE RESIDENCES, earl
side BROAD. above Thompson street, built in. the heel
manner and have all modern.cenve
1 g. e 7.70 . 00}31N5.
108 SouthEOTIRTH Street,
an22-mwf-3V
dir WES PHILADELPHIA-L, FOR
WaSALE-1 ROUSE AND L0T.*52.300 ; 1 d 0.., $ 2,806;
5 do., S 8,300; '5 do., 53.750.1 I !do.. $4.250: 2 do.. $4.500;
ldo.. $4,600; 2 do.. 51.750; 1 do., mow . ; 2 do.. S 5 390; 1
do., $5,500;,1 do.. $5,150 3 do., $6,300;1 do., $7,520; 1
do., $'9,0600 2 Cottages. 53,300—a11 - desirkely located.
an22-6t* D S CADWALI,4DIIR.
108 South FOI7IITH Street.
DESIBABLE INVESTMENT.
•miL," FOR SALE--Two three-story BRICK DWELLINGS
five roome4 each, on HOWARD Street, above Master. Noe.
1426 and 1427. Also, two tbree , -story BRICK DWELL
INGS in the rear, on HOPE Street; all in excellent order.
Will be sold et a low price, upon aceommodating terms.
LUKENS & MONTGOMERY. Conveyancers,
anls-smvirl2t* 1035 BEACH Street, above Laurel.
de FOR SALE -- OE' TO LET.—THE
=Marge four-story STORE. with. marble frost, No. 903
CHESTNUT street, about 34 feet front . bv 235 feet deeP, to
George street—being the, central stare of the Bard Block.
As no effort ha's been spared to Malta these stores unsur
passed by any in the country for beauty and . complete
ness, an opportunity is now afforded to any large !Ma
ness. house to secure the most eligible location in the
ci VOr sale on easy terms of payment, or to he let by The
year, or for a term of years. Apply to -
ELI R . PRICE. Sit Arch St.
J. B. TOWNSEND, 613 Arch - St.
Ex'rs of N. S. Burst; dec'd:
ift GERMANTOWN PROPERTY FOR
:.nx&SALE.—A Stone COTTAGE with eight rooms, Plea
santly situated on Herman street, one square from pas , .
N'Alf r eo l t`gfzergolrwnigitXuan' ilt i c k e f cfill'ardae l !rforadi:
trees, and shrubbery; excellent well of water. Price'
low: terms easy. Inquire N. JOGIRGON,
auB r -ifit. 119 MARKErStreer.
'' 41 CHESTNUT Street. nearly , opposite .NE -
POST OFFICE. Possession given August let. Inquir -
at thlretbre. j . y_2l-tt
- - -
de FOR SALE—DESIRABLE AND
cßeau river-bank COUNTRY PLACE,: containing
about 3 - acres. in Fruit and Vegetable Garden: situate
within Tveminntes' walk of railroad dSpat and steapy , ,
boat landing; twelve miles northeast or the city. , Fur
niture Ibl-sale at a reduced price. Parties about going to
Europe.• Prise 114,000.
E: - - PETTIT,- 309 WALNUT Street:
dlf DELAWARE COUNTY COTTON
IeuFACTORIES FOR SA_LB.—The valuable Cotton Fag
tories, known as AVONDALE and STRATGAVS,N, si
tuated:olra= Creek. 'Delaware Cotinty. - one - nailb from
Westdale Motion. West Chester Railroad, two miles
from Leipo,ille, and three from Chester z now occupied
b_y 'SimeonL
'Lord, ' are offered for sale. Avondale' in
eludes a stOne mill 82 by 47 feet, 9% stories high, with
dry house, picker house; twenty-two stone tenements,
-and about 9" acres of lan,d, in BPriVield and Nether
Provideneatownships. ' Strathaven includes a frame
cotton milli 62 by 90 feet. 23i storiee high, With picker
home, five !fame and atone tenements. and about
24 acres of laud. in Nether Providence. The properties.
Will be Shown' by Mr. Lord, on the premises. Early pos
-111:4410Xt tan te•iiiren. Yew terms inquire of
SAMUEL FIRLD,
N. 'W; corner of FRONT and WALNUT Streets„
kny3o-tf Philadelphts.
da FOR. SAL E, VERY CHE A.P2—
maNeat COTTAGE. , . la ATLANTIC CITY ; and also
several Splendid Cottage LOTS, near the beach.
Alto; the FRU A DELPHIA HOUSE, at CAPE ISLAND
with Furniture. This is a.very pleasant House, Ind will
he sold a bargain.
City Properties, in large variety, some at exceedingly,
low prices; andl3rtilding Lots. Farms, and Cottages, for.
sale very 10w,,-or exchange for other nroperties.
B. F. GLENN.
123 South FOURTH Street.
ink FOR SALE— A DESIRABLE PRO
-+-PERTY'ormbout 14 acres of highly improved Land
situated on the OLD YORK TURNPIKE, six miles from
the city, one third mile from Osk-lane . Station on the
North Pennsyltania Railroad, and one and a half miles
from Dery 'e Station on the Germantown Railroad.
The Dwelling. Is of stone and brick, trvo stories, six
rooms on a iloor: with farnace: hot and cold water, An.
The ample yard and garden have been carefully prepared
by deep trenching, and is profusely planted with a view •
to shade, antifttlr succession of fruit and flower in va
riety during the season of each. Amongst the fruit
trees which enrich: the garden are some 500 pears, stand
ard and dwarf; comprising the choice of modern varie
ties.
A lake of one and a half acres occupies the centre
of this property, which, fed by springs and shaded by
forest trees and planted, is entirely secluded, and fitted
for bathing, kc. A ram from this supplies the house
and barn. with:water.
. .
The whole le situated in a neighborhood noted for
health and longevity. The property maybe examined
at any time by application on the premises. and further
Information obtained of the subscriber at 2%5 CHURCH
Allow er on the premises at MILESTOWNI after 6P. M.
au74m WM. MOMS DAVIS.
ab FOR SALE--DFLAWARE-00IIN"
-A-TY FARM;-nine.miles from the city: . within' five
minutes' - walk of a station, Media Railroad, containing
60 acres ,• modem: improvements. Also, superior Chester:
County FARM; 80 acres; within five minutes' walk of a
railroad station, Media and Baltimore Central Railroad.
Excellentimprovements. bath, &c.
ault• E. PETTIT. 309 'WALNUT Street.
11 FOR SALE—THE REAL ESTATE
F BAWD SNYDER, deceased..—Avery desirable
tract of LaND.'of 90 acres, and a MILL seat thereon,
situated on Cobb's creek: three milee west of Market-.
street•bridge, froutinK on Gray's lane, and divided into
three parts by the Baltimore avenue and the Media Rail
road- A Station on the propevy. The Improvements-are,
THE MANSION HOUSE, FARM. auminzias. MILD.
AND TENANT HOUSES
To Manufacturers this property offers many induce
ments s. I o Capitalists. many as there are, a large- pros-.
peotive value in it It will be divided to suit purchasers.
Apply to DAVID SETDER, JrSELLERS,_
Executors
EADWADL 4.DER SELLERS,
Executor's of DAVID , SNYDER, de seased:
'an2l. (mica* On the premises.
TO' LET-A COMMODIOUS
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isoderete. Arply to WITHERML h 880. •
oe7r-tt 7 47 and. 49 North SBOOND St reet
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FRIENDS' ACADEMY FOR. BOYS,
rear of 41 North ELEVENTH Street I Ulf ism' term
of twenty-two weeks. All denominations milmitted.
One session from 9 till 2. Reopens 9th month, Sept:- hr.
an2-1.3m. W. VT d'ITATAL..
SEIDENSTICKER'S CLASSICAL
INEVITUTA /2 North TENTH street. for In s trutc ,
Don in all English Branches, Latin: , Greek, German, and`
rench. will be reopened , MONDAY". September 7th
References—Ben i min Gerhard, Esq., Charles Short,
Esq.. Rev. W. J. Mann, Rev. James Clark.
Direct and personal knowl edge of the exquisi te scholar-
Ship or Dr. 0. SEIDENSTICKER, (late of the University
of 06itIngen, enables mellyrecommend him warmly as
a Classical Teacher of the'highest order.
. .
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au?.4-tnthalm* Prof of Ginp,k and Latin, Ponna Univ.
YOUNG • LADIES' SCHOOL, AND
CLASSES FOR HOLE ST0.01; Ito. 903 CLINTON
Street. Established by Prof. C. D. Ormv - ELANo in'ls3-1.
Fall Term Commences Septembei-14 .
att24-2m PLINY E. CHASE.
CENTRAL INSTITUTE, N. 'W.
corner TELITR and SPRING eaRDEIT Streets, will
REOPEN SEPTEMBER Isl. Boys PrerpaTea for any Di
vision of the PnbEs Grammar Schools:tor College, or for
Bnainess, Eatt.24-7 - &. , ..) H. a mcarring, rif. Prin.
Ivr AD AVE MASSE AND-M'LLE MO
4--a- BIN . will reopen their FRENCH AAD ENGLISH
BOARDING AND DAT SCHOOL FORYOUNGLADIES.
1341 SPRUCE Stree4 on the 14th of SEPTEMBER.
For circulars or other particulars apply at..the above
number. au.24-2m
TO BE OPENED ON MONDAY,
-a- Sept. 7th, BROAD-STREET. ACADEMY; fin - DAS.
337 South BROAD Atreet, opposite Deaf and Dumb
Asylum, EDWARD ROTH, A. M., Principtl: A' Pre
paratory Department for smaller boys. GYp=l3illl:l2,
Drilling, &c., without, extra charge. For Prospeotus.
direct Box 2221 P. 0., or call at Mr. LEYPOLD'S;
YET
.NIPER and CHESTNUT, or at the Academy': frost
August Met ad24)l2t*4
ACADEMY OF THE PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. LOCUST and JUNIPER:
Streets. —The Autumnal Session will open on MONDAY,.
September 7th, at 9 o'clock A. -M Applications ford-
mis s io n may be made during the week preceding,the , -
tween 10 and 12 o'clock A. M.
JAMES W. ROBINS, A. , •
Head Master.
artl7-mwf 6w
THE MISSES CHAPMAN'S BOARD
INH AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
will reopen sErg . .-1. Circulars may be obtained of Mr=
HILL, 3:14 Walnut et. • of Messrs. LINDSAY dc BLACK:
ISTON, 25 South Sixth'et., or by application to the Prin..
elm& at Holmeebarg. Pa. ryl3 mwf3nas
s M. CLEVELAND'S SCHOOL FOR
HOPS will re-open' SEPTEMBER 7th. AnNice.'
lion lobe made at No. 307 S. THIRD Street, between.
9A. M. and 2P. M. an.l9-w2M-et
SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, 1030
SPRING , GARDEN Street. - will be re-opened on
September 7tlr. For eireni ars apply- to .
au22-121. , " MISS R. T. BUCKMAN, Principal.
At. LEXANDE.R RAC HMANN,
PIANIST and ORGANIST, will resume the duties
of his orofessfon September Ist. Residence 629 E North
ELEVENTH Street. an22-Im.
TROY FEMALE SEMINARY.-THIS
TROY
Institution offers the accumulated advantages .of
- fifty years of successful operation.
Every. facility is provided for a through coarse of use- •
ful and ornamental education. under the direction of a
corps.efinore than twenty professors and teachers,
For Circulars,. apply to
s2O- Bt' JOHN H. WILL &13. D. Troy, W. Y.
.PROFESSOR WILLIAM H. FENNEY
announces to his Pupils that he will return to the
city, so as to resume his lessons. on the 2d or Mb of Sep
tember-at- the latest. Address Messrs. ANDRE & CO.'S
Music• Shore 1104 CHESTNUT Street. auM)-tseS.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY AC A
-. 2 DRAFT,. AT WEST CHESTER. (For Boarders °Illy.)
The duties of this Academy will be resumed on THURS
DAY, September 3d. The following gentlemen compose
the , Board of Trustees :
Hon. .NAMSS-POL.T.,OCK. President.
Capt: N. M: APPLE, Vice President.
W. E.. BARBEE, Rag,. Secretary,
JAMES H. ORNE r lisq; ~.Treasnrer.
Rev. Thos. Newton. D. D., lames L. Claghorn,
Raw Thos. Brainerd, D. B:, Charles B. Dungan,
Hon. Oswald Thompson,. Geo. P. Russell,
Hon Chas , O'Neill, Wm. L. Springs.
Hem John-Hickman, Geo. L. Farrell.,
Hon. W. B Ilehmar,,. Addison: May,
Col. , Wm. Bell Waduell,„ T. B. Peterson,
'Jas. B. Townsend, Theodore 'Hyatt.
The ad - vantages afforded for the acquirement of a tho
rough mliitary edhcation are second only to those of
West , Point The Academia Staff is eomposed,hf the
reughly competent. instructors. The Educational De-
Partment embraces Primary, Collegiate, and Scientific
Courses,
Careftthattention is. paid to the moral instruction of
the eadete: Circulars may be bad of JAMES H. OMR,
Req.', No. Cifil6l3hestnu4 street, Philadelphia. or of
- Col. THEO. HYATT,
West Chester. Pa.
HILADELPRIA. PROFESSIONAL
INSTITUT.E, S. R cor. THIRTEENTH and CHEST
'NUT•Sis.,,Nrillopen on TUESDAY, Sept. 1. The Course
of Training is. peculiar to this institution. Tor particu
lars and circulars send to 1635 North ELEVENTH Et.,
PhiltuLu. Ittnls , l2in I. NEWTON PEIRCE, Principal.
-TEE - PHILADELPHIA. SCHOOL OF
DESIGN DOR WOMEN, 1.334. CHESTNUT Street:
're-opens onIEPTEMBER let. For terms of admission
apply at thelkhoa Rome.
an3B-18t T. W. BRAIDWOOD, Principal.
"VEMALE INSTITUTE, PENNING - .
-a. TON N. St—The FALL TERM opens At GUST
Number.oi Pupils limited to twenty. Board, Sco:. with
Common English, $32 per quarter. For other informa
tion, address A. P LOIE%
anl2-1m Principali
TB E MISSES CASEY & MRS. BEEBE'S
French and English Boarding and Day-School. Tio.
1703 WAIINTIT street, will re-open on WEDNESDAY.
September le; one-gm
VEMALE COLLEGE, BORDENTO
'IL
N. .7.—PleaSantly situated on the Delaware River,
thirty miles north of Philadelphia. The very bast ad
vantages in all departments of a thorough and accom
plished. IiZoIiCATION furnished in connection with
Pleasant home.
Only aftrw vacancies for lhe Fall Term. commencing
Septembezlith. For catelognes address
atcS.6w Rev. 31:MU H. BRAKELIiIt. A. M.
SHARON FEMALE SEMINARY-
Rea the ensuing school- year. will open for reception
of Baas on the 2let oPNINTH MONTH (BRPTEMBBR)
next For Circulars carrtaining terms ' &c. address,
JOSIAH '4ILSON. -
DARBY. Pa.
jy2f3-Im*
VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY-A
SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL, I'RSAR
PA.—Thorough comae in Mathematios,_Classicei, Eng
l.:Ai Branches, Natgral Sciences , &c. Tactiol
taught. Classes in Rook-keeping. Surveying. and. Civil
Enainserinsa . Pupils taken of all agog . School °pow,
September fit. Boarding , . per week, Via TultiOn.rp
Quarter, $6. For catalogues, or inkuimation, addross
Bev. J./IEIO7W 8 ART0N J31,4 .3,12. VILLAGE GREEN.
oRILADii , PILTA. COLLEGIATE
&fop YonnicLadieti, IM6) ARCH street,
eneSa i TIELI3 MM. D. D.: PlAn . o_pait - iktat
Academic Year Will begin on morivA aoptemgar 14m.
For oironlara, end other information. address Box
2.61 l R O. - R. 26.3332.
BRISTOL BOARDING SCHOOL .FOR
7th Ntyp gra .:
For "alßTr9. will the
Backs co.. Pa. - fer.sm.
HAMM STREET FEMALE ask":
- - - - ••
1 1 / 1 1,4. —English' aid] Fiench Boarding and Day
11P01. Principals, Idles Bonney and, Miss 1)111sys-
The.turenty• seventh semi-annual sessiowleill open Wed
nesday , September 9. at 1.4615 Chestnut. Street, Philadel
phia. Partictdars from circulars. anlMocl
FAIRVIEW BOARDING SOELOOL,
NORRISTOWN, Pennsylvania. fOr•Boyn and YotmK
!Wen, will comments the next session on the 29th SEP
TIMBER.' Porcirculars address the Principal.
aul9-2m*' GEO. 'A. NEWBOLD.
THE HANNAH MORE A.C',AD . EMT .
A- •WILMINGTON. DBLAWARS..The dattei of. this
Seminary VG resumed ou MONDAY, September 7,
1933. For terms apply to the Prilletieutls _
Iml9-31u di J. GRIMSHAW.
HE CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
SCHOOL OF D. GREGORY, A. GS . No. 1103
BLADKET Street,
will RIOPIS on TUESDAY. Seotero-
Ler DA. atO3-110
..ELD or,
By Capt.
Norton.
galey, author of
am Bade."
of a Haaidence on
Tautpl.ceus, aathor of
-Al" Gen. William A. Ham
Fi A. att24
.EDUCATIONJit:
AUCTION SALE.
iktBAZAAR—NINTH AN - D
sox ErnuasTs.
SPEC.W.L rvAREEIPTOXY SALE WO
rfA (11.0414" a. rtow , TREVI ,
CrA WEDNESDAY 110.'"
Au .' cat 26C4,, at It o'cLoc.a.itt- 0
MTV' „ao Bazaar, Will. ba Bold.
.02dridAlig some est,'" Aoßsuis
,elat ',Arnow% anA ..,,Jent draught horaea and some
— wi fe " . 6 ,00 saddle horses
all t I L;
sol _ d s) p li e t r i e m m o p e t i o t ri li , ir t offered on t o b u i le o ar o n o : y
a e they
Contractors.
'PEI:mg—CASH.
Mr- No postponement on account of the weather.
au22,3ttf ALFRED M. HERE {EBB. Auerione.r.
J 1188 of
AMUSEMENTS.
b,'MEBICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Under the management or
DEL J. & CLARKE
GRAND OPENING.
Engagement . for a few nights of the distioTniehe 1
Tragedian,
EDWIN BOOTH,
who will appear this
MONDAY EVENING. AUGUST It
La his celebrated personation of
RICHELIEU.
In Boiwer's great play of that name, Presented with
a complete set of •
NEW AND COSTLY DRESSES.
ARP. Observe the distribution of characters,
EDWIN BOOTH as RICFIELIEU.
Baradas, by Mr. George Jamison.
De Manprat, by Mr. L P. Barrett.
Joseph, by Mr. Sydney Wilkins.
e Beringben, by Mr. Lewis Baker.
Francois, by Mrs. I. L Barrett.
Julie, by Mrs. Alexina Fisher Baker.
IN MHEARBAL-RICHARD 111
Parquet, Parquet Circle, and Balcony, SO cents; Fami
ly Circles, 25 cents. ffo extra charge for reserved seats.
Box Office open Daily, from 9 till 4, where seats can be
secured to August 28th.
Doors open at quarter past 7. Overture begins at
quarter before 8 au22-2t
NEW CHESTNUT-ST. THE ATM.-
,- Lessee and Manager Mr. WM. WHEATLEY.
Positively last week or the
MARTINETTI TAMELY
AND
MARZETTI.
THIS (Monday) EVENING F.xerelpei os tli 3
ROPE, by ZALIPSETTA.
The Ballet
ENDYMON'S DREAM,
by MOILS. MATTHIEII and entire CONPANY
The great Fairy Pantomime of
THE _RED GNOME.
THE RED ONOIII3.
.71111 BED GiNOMS.
in whiiie the entire Company will appear.
MONDAY. Augtut 31st
The New and successful Play,
TliE DUKE'S MOTTO.
in which Mr. J. COLLINS and Mr. W. WHEATLEY will
appear, as played for the last three months at
NIBLO'S GARDEN, NEW YORK
l'eformance begins at 8. Conclude at 10 atom
MUSICAL FUND HALL
WILL SHORTLY APPBAE
The most astonishing phenomenon of the age.
THE GHOST!
THF, WONDERFUL. THE ASTOIJADDIG, THE MAR-
VELOUS APPARITION,
which has - for the pasraix months kept the cities of
London and Paris in a blaze of excitement, and is no w
nightly filling the
FIVE PRINCIPAL NEW YORK THEATRES
and Halls with
lIIMENbE AUDIENCES.
A similar excitement was never knows before. and
it is on the increase.
HUNDREDS ARE TURNED FROM THE DOORS..
unable to get standing room, ev.r , i - night.
Crowds upo r, n crowds rash nlglitlyto see the
e . -TrickTEST HIT ON RECORD!
FICTJRE
TH/i
SEEING.
SPEAkING;
The audience spell. to,Unci.
_ WITH RAPi.gfiZ AND DZLIGEIT,
The apparatus presenting
THE G "
MUSICAL FUND HALL'
18 the same that was to have presented it at the New
Chestnut Street Theatre, and was
IMPORTED FROM EUROPE AT GREAT CO T.
expressly for the purpose.
The Directors, having resolved to make the Extol:diva
purely scientific, after the of
PROFESSOR PEPPER, F. B. S.,
-
POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, LONDON'
and the
CONSERVATOIRE, AMPEVITI )N, PART Q,
bare selected the
idHSICAL FUND HALL
for Hs production.
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
TEE PINE ARM
1025 CRESTNIF2 STRUT.
OPEN DAILY (Sundays; srxeepted) from 9 A. M. MI
6P. M. -
Admission Meanie Children Lail
A YOUNG MAST EIGHTEEN YEARS
4 -- 1 L old, is desirous of obtaining a SITUATION in a
Dry. Goods or Commission Rouse. to learn the basinese
Beet -of reference given Address "S. ," Press
office. an2l-2t.
W A NTED-AN - EXPERIENCED
Mild) to keep the Efenii-wear Department to
order. Apply at 435. MARKE T street.
WANTED---TliE POST-OFFICE AD-
P DIMS of a Mrs. Arf,,A. GOOB LT Any per son who
et-A give the dewed information will Vleaseaddrese Mre.
Father' ammarman, Mt. Healthy, °hie!
WAN TED=-A G TL E Tri AN To
givh instraetiont in Latin, and to assist tn filamen
tary English. in a Fehget School. Address • TEA.C.gr.I2. -
P. 0., Bag 241 A •
Arl24-2t.
ALESMAN V - ANTED,--IN A TI
IKA-
S KEritSTP:EBT ar,0711 JOBBIETG-110178Z: one who
can intha4nce azcod frade: .A &Irma `` Box 2150, Phila
delphia P: Q," • it.
WANTED -A CLERK, COMPETENT
to keep' the corif areMunt of a large STEAM EN
GINE MANUFACTIIRENeIIriTaBLISHMENT. Remus*
be fully conversant wititthe &stalls of machinery and of
mechanical dlwings, a good, accountant and 'Penman.
The best of romances will be - txequired...- The name of
applicant will liciluimishelfartEmis office. An.2l-6t
WANTE 13 Iritig - EbrA . TELY---A GOOD
.
Candy Mrto work o'd-‘.3.kemr\ Drops trAd steam-pas
work - Steady eratottiy" and' beet s.vagea psid: Address
CHAS. SASSAMAK,Shicago. inked& ' itut3-17t.
WANTED $l5 FRli DAY,--WE
..want reliabite; energetin canvassers and agents
In every county. for a genteel anSirws ak a commission
of from Sib to $l5 perday, No latxurrig. Experienced
canvassers preferred but 'room in , AUL, .Address
M. DUNK- 4r , (10...PnbIlshers,
At either CincinnattOhlo; Olt.ltago; Illinois: or 186
READS Street. New York. . iY2O-3m*
alk FURNISHED . H — OVEMIIO,FANTED,
Jorna-west of Broad strset; by a genteel' small
without childmn; reruleribe as. to , respeetability and
care of furniture. Add - ress - • "Hasse,-" dace of this
paper., • au22
go COUNTRY STORE.-A. RELTA.BLE
AMA YOUNG MAN wishaa - to bay bUttite . luturest of
STORE in a town or village;; or in the country, the latter
preferred; either Shoe, Haziware, °razes - era). ARsinsee
would start a new establiztunent in: 'a - good' neighbor
bond. Any one interested, Trillplease antess lit&e4o9,
Philadelphia P. 0. aull2-6t*
Ait DEPUTY QUARTERKABWIR
GENERAL'S OFF/CE: — PuttaDECCPWA; Fah . a,
VESSELS WANTED inuneeately to sum Of& to
thofollowinoooints:
Tortuga&
Key West, Pia.
Port Monroe, V.. 17,1
Alexandria, Va...
Newborn, N. C.
port Royal, S. _ A—ESTD;
Cantata and }Loodat. pnartermoater.'
BOARDIWG.
6_ _ _
22) SOUTH BROAD? STREW,' RH
LOW WALNUT. Deei . ratleftra-claas B - G LILLY
INO:-.--Families can be well stated with comnwrwlcattng
ROOM. on Second story; also donbfie.and stugleeßtionter,
as desired; house just opened, location-rand- roome•verY
desfrable. aufta`r
FIRSSCLASS BOARD, RA_NDSOMM
communicating and single rooms; private table If
desired. NO.I.3I.SWATAYnT street:' 26.2 m.
SUMMER RE.SORTS.
CAPE MAY.-PARTIW=DESIEUNG
o delightful Watering-Flgee are respectfall.
intotmed that.tha
COLUMBIA LIfEOUSE
WILI REMAIN OPEN" UNTII , OCTOBER Ur.
Arrangements will be made with 'parties 41salrfag , tar.
Apenl:atew days at this fashionable and poptdaraensta
BIEGEELD'S CELEBIMMED BADTII
18 artgaged crelzmively for theColszpslda House_
Address
-au2.2.1m
CAKE,-Pxopmx - Irroit.
4,4 ' SEASIDE HOUS-F,". FOOT'. OF
l'eneerylvania Aceenie, Ain AIiTIC N-J.
A fewpleasant 11001)(Finow vacant, How& open; until
late in the season. , DAVID SCATTERGOOD.
anl2.-12t Proprietor.
EI ; (4)URSIONS.
• I,3OONIJ.GHT TRIP • TO
- ±4 THE OITY , BY THE SEA.'^
MUNDY'S • SIR T - El ANNUAL COMPLIMENTARY
MOONLIGHT E . X.OITESIONTO ATLlNTlC'crry
will take place on -
SATURDAY EVENING, - Angnet 19th..1961.
Last beat leave, Vine street Wharf at 720 re
turning. leaves itlantic on MONDAY-at 4A. ill
• ' - • PARE P:OR THE ROUND TRlPrifil-Mr.
Tickets for salt, at ail the principal Hotels, andut the
Ticket Office, at' Vine street Ferry; one hour before start..
log.
SPECIAD NOTICE.'
SmalhpartierS engaged m Machine Shops atitlTacteries.
or Convaiescunt Soldiers. can have a car to themselves.
by applying to the Agent et the - wharf.-if ‘they - wish to
spend •
TWO NIGHTS. AND A DAY AT THE 'SEASIDE.
at a low rate of far. fan2tSt+9 DAVID H. Militeirir.
THE SEA SHORE.
Iwo'CAPE MAY AND
PHILADELPHIA. BY , RAIL
ROAD.—THROUGH mom- C Lela DENWITESOUT
CHANGE Datil further notice,fremWALITHSITHEET
Wharf, at 9 A. M. and 4 P.' hi
Fare through, SIM.
"A'xcersior, Tickets. by. 4 .P. train.. os, Saturday.
good to return on Milday. $4. , •
Tickets utast belaurch need atzthe evrtizeWharf.
Nubia the boat leaves._ J.. VAti RENESELAIE.
• au22-tf • Suos., West Jamey BagEroad.
111411!
1 , E
SHORE! I •
- StiatlitKß ABBANGBPITaeT.
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC* EAU' MOLD.
On gild tinge 2101 , TDAY,.3nne16th,,1828, Mine for Aln
'antic Citylplll leave Vi - weastreet rest .ail .aaalalOWa:
' , Mail train I , eaVee 7.g9 Al lit!
Expreat tvin. 3.e5 P. v o ,
Freight beta, with paseenger car atailpaltNi... 9.00 A. FL
itetiimltg. leaves Adantic.City :
Ra Mai w° rain
Freide . ... ...... . 12. 96 p.
Fare to Atlantic. ite. Ito . nrule4iiii4t Tickets. genii fa
the ?Ay and:train cAly, or-dove:l,as„Mauxdar and ter es
Yoram. morning, 3a
Accommodation Train to. B. aril D. B. IL B. "Fug.
tio* mill leave ttae street 2.1 : 61;D6P'.. M. ; reVarnira ye t
claming at 6.1.1. -
EMMA HADDSNFEEMB 'Man
Leave Vine street at 10.15 - 45 P. M.
Leave Baddsatileld at 12.311 , P. ISE.. and 8 P. H.
3013-tt • G., BRYANT. lOW
DATLY? LINE TO' CAPE
- - - wammEingswaLSY.,-On • ana efter WEI:WE SDAY,
Anzast the ateaxier, NAITHATTAN;Captain Robert
Kirhyovili leave Aneh street wharf at Welock A, M.,
every TUESDAY, TIErSIMPAY and SATURDAY, for-
C k.PE
MAY: and the steasser WILSON SMALL. Captain-
H. &WITH everyIIiONDAWWSDNESDAY.
and FRIDAY . Xebarning,ewill leas 'Cape May at EX
o'spek. stepping at Now .Castle, -connecting with: kla
Urtftiroore hues daily. going and ri;randZlL
Rare from Pikiladelphia, $2
New Castle:" 2.00. .
Carriage hints included: lfer le extra.
Servants ball price, Carriage for Servants antra.
. freirlit Teceived. after Oa o'clock. ' an44l
.
RALTAROADINES.
NOTICE NO SHIPPERS.
=On and M141.11%43 drat of fiegiteraber
-next; PREIGHT for Stations _on
the PHILADELP HIA
AN 0 .PALTINORR CENTRAL RAELROAD mast, be de
livered at the Depot of the Philadelphia. Wilmington,
and Eat Moore Railroad Comr3any, at BROAD Street and
weskinvol'olf 'Avenue. aa4 inward Freight will be
daliverPd from that poist a
ntl22-Gc HENRY Wailth eup t.
11.01t33b
- THE GHOST!
GlIosr!
.WANTS.