The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, June 06, 1864, Image 3

.Parlor Mattings
BUPEEIOH QUALITY.
AMO,
•Low priced He'd, Chock, and White Mattings.
R; L. KNIGHT & SON,
SOT CHESTNUT Street.
A email lot of Now Pattern Fancy Matting, the
iflret ever Imported. je3-St
Onb-Price Clothing, op the Latest
Styles, made in the Beet Manner,/expressly for BB
TAIL SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked In
Plain Figures. All Goods made to Order warranted
•satisfactory. Onr Oxs-Priok System le strictly adhered
ifio. All are thereby treated alike.
deJfcly JONES * CO., BO* MARKET Street
•Bteinway s& Sons,
nVYf! : . PIANOS,
riASog,
lot sale only at
IBLASIOS BROS.,
1000 CHESTNUT Street
STOCK & CO’.B
Mabon
HAMLIN'S
CABINET
0 EGANS,
ISTECK * OO.’S
SEVENTH
The Popular Clothing House op Phila
*‘OAK HALL." •
Beat-class goods and moderate prices,
WANAMAKEK & BROWN,
SR. corner SIXTH and MARKET Street*
Custom Department (to make to order} No. 18. Sixth, *v
Wheeler & Wilson’s Highest Premium
LOOK-STITOH
SEWINCF MACHINES.
THE CHEAPEST, SIMPLEST, AND BEST.
Salesrooms, TO* CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh
DIED.
FINLEY.—On tboSd lust., Mr, William E. Finley.
The male relatives and friends of the family; also
'Washington Lodge, No. 2, and Ashland Encampment.
ITo. 45, £ 0. of 0. F., are respectfully invited to attend
Lis funeral, from his late residence, 811 Marshall street,
ou Tuesday afternoon, at 4 o’clock. To proceed to Odd
"Fellows’ Cemetery. - „ ' ,
HAINES.—On the 3d iustantjEhmbetUFerroo, daugh
ter of G. A. and Ann C. Haines. - »
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully.
Invited to attend her funeral from the residence other
parents, No. 1018 "Wallace street, on Monday at ten
° COWoEN.—Suddenly, oit .Snnday morning, .the sth
instant, Edward C. Cowden, in thejffth year of im age,
Funferal from the residence of Giliiugham, Esq.,
:No* SBS Lombard street, on Wednesday evening, Sth.
instant, atfio’clock, - • t , . • , , :
MARTIN.— Departed this life on . the 3d instant, a
9k o’clock F. M., James Montgomery, only son of
Thomas and Harriet Martin, in the 20th year of his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited t to
mthod his funeral, from the oi his parents,
';n, w. corner of Fourth atid Hue streets, this (Mouday)
afternoon, the Pth instant, at 6 o clock, to pro
ceed to St. Feter's Church, Funeral services after the
evening prayers in the Church. • . ,
e WETllEßlLL.—Suddenly, on Hie night of the 2it
- Inst., Mnry Wotherill, wife of JohnWetherill, Jr., In
.the 4th year of her age. , .. ,
•The relatives and friends of the family ara.invited to
■attend her ftmerat, from, her husband’s residence, No.
3926 Vine street, this (Monday) morning, the ethlnet.,
(at 9 o’clock A. M. . . , , . ...
IBEIRNE;—At Lewislmre, Greenbrier county,. Vir
tijpa, Elizabeth Foulke Bietne, in the fiftieth year^of
. .Weekly Itcj.OTt of Interments.
. Hbalth Orrioc. Jituo4, 1S«I.
aihs lin'd Interments in the Uitj/ af PkilmielnMa,
from the VSth May to them of June, ISSI.
! AOBES OF PBATH.
abscess.**• *••* •
Burjoud Scalds ...
C&ndr* ’(Esophagus
* T Uterus
Stomach..*
tion, Brain.
Lungs
i Infantum..;
> Spinal Me*
*•— *••
iptlon, Lungs
Sums
is of Liver...
la *
Consul
Convtt
Cirrhd
Piptb?
Liarrl
JJro^s:
Brain'*«»
• meat....
Diseasdof Brain.
** Heart....
Drowna Trr........
35y senliy ••••'• * *•
Debttltt. •.«••• ****
Bffusioibi Brain...
BrysipeU..*. • &
Tever.4t*..••••*“ 1
Tever, (WesUve.. ■■
k *« G&lric..*•.»* i _
. ,** Spflted...... lj
Bciuet k..... „ 1
** Tyfcus Mai. 2 ll
\ OF THK ABOTJ
Tinder 1 yet...• f
.T lli V-- •■• ” : ■ : :: *
«• 10t5p:::......
•« 1fit0f..... *•*•*••
~n. aotol..
“ 90t04......... •* ~,,..280
HArmSuntted States, 206; Poreim, 69; Unknown,
J6j Almskote, 5; People or Color, 16; from the coon
*?sSiannmtt of deaths, compared with the correspond'
ingweek ofS6S and of laat week, was as follows: .
weekends June 6th, 1803, was 2^..
Weekendig May 2Stb, 1564, ■was2^6. i .
Males, lesfemaUa, 112; Boys, 70; Girls, 61.
* Deaths anfcatGrmeuts of soldiers, 32. .
By order c the Board of Health, _____ _ ■
gBQRGB B, CHAMBERS, Registrar
/hLOSa r BLACK SILKS-JUST RE.
v
' S One casiof Lyons Taffetas. -.■ ■■
26-mcliewide Lyons Taffetas, *l.S7>s.
\ S6*lnol«wide Lyons Taffetas, $2,
j SB-taclij wide LyonaTaffetae, $2.00.
Poult dSoie Ores Grains,’Tallies, &c, ■
• i " oa l j BESSON & SON, Moormn? Store,
■ ersi I 918 CHESTNUT Street.
BA-SDB HOTELS SUPPLIED
’ CHEAJ , „ ,
, Table hen br the piece. ,
Sikins by the dozen, low. ■
Quilts for single beds,-' «c. u .-
Bed border Chamber Torrels.
Hugnenot Stoat Sheetings.
EYBE&LANDBbb.^
isp=> iOKTKIBOTIONS MADE iO 'JTHf
S& 'ttkesale Dry Goods Department or the Sani
ti r Fairly the Iproprletor, family, and: operatives of
4hFrankjrd Damask Factory;
S “ 8 0 lPn 1 «toMlaiS ? toat*l.lfip8rTd,$l® 70*135 TO
ii. Johj Clendennintf, cash •••—• 1<» ®.•
2K JohrCtendenning'sniece,cash..... o w
Tfiodoreiliendenning, one mo. wages.. iw
led Clpdenning, ~‘'**-**” Inn
ton CpndenniDg, , ...*••-•* |KJ
a OlAdenninr, cash gift . }Jj *
naClfodenning, ............. 1 w
lineTlendonping, -. ......• ? «win no
on qfeiidenniug, " . J 00
itonwoore, cash*.
snasßianuen, •
ttban.Gisdale, e " ' o m
Gallashen, ‘‘ f
Ogden, : -IS®
Jfe Barasden, . -
&ah Bradley,.
"Sf. Mellor*
SV Hoyle,
• Fjh J. Hoyle,:
jtfcy Ogdon,
Jph Ogden, •
■ <iarine Bedenior, ..
JhCardot,
?S' Webster, .. ***••
JRnna Kelly, .•***”•
Ssr Campbell, ~
JL McKelly.
Sta Lord, it
lia Coons, ;
Sy Shuttleworih,,
JbKersaw, .
Jfe Ogden, ,
SjyFoster, •*•*
rAm0unt........
JUpo UJIUAT eiSIBAI FAIR.
s®? LAMES’ MTJStGAL COMMITTEE.
Co’iTiiißU'rioNS received.
Matenr Concert given by Mi»s De Solmes at
ie Foyer of' the Academy of. Music, April 13, ■ •
yu—Proceeds. «'s3yo w
I lor Classic Concert, given at. the hoase 01. :
irs. Baldwin. 1031 Spruce street, April 11. ISM _
■PfOfPfillßri | 4 *»**«t**t4*i**r»*»** 1*,i,4,,,,,, l * ,i,4,,,,,, ? 4 * # eW-w
Concert given attho liinaseofMra.
Proceeds*.... lsi w
Snail Family Concert given at a private dwelling'.
’ln"West Chester, Apnl2o, 186-I—Proceeds 20 00
,’liree private Moßfcal Entertainments given at
•West Chester the 26th, 28th, and 30th of April, _ „
ISS4— Proceeds «»«»»•»».,. 01 ou
-fiotieert given at the house of Mrs.Blais, 851
Sorth ifroad street, April 28,1S64—Proceeds.... 602 00
Concert given by Germania Society at Musical .
pond Hall, April HO, IS®!—Proceeds..™...-. 83 68
Concert given at the Foyer of the Acadßny of
ansioby CartWolfsohn, assisted br hispnpils, ...
<hMl^O?» C -r 8 Hospilail'undVr tho 'f 1% °°
rectlon of Carl Wolfsohn, May2tth-Proeeeds. ....
■Concert given at United States Naval Asylum,
_June 3d—Proceeds..*.*•••; **♦•
donation of Music to Ladies’ Committee on Mu
steal Entertainments and Instruments, hv I.ee ■ ■
& Waliter, to the amount of.. 4us 05
It— •••■:. : ' ' ' • ' -
GREAT CF.NTRAR TAIR.-CASH
Receipt* »t the General Treasury: ,
Contributlou ot.oUizen* of H&iriahurg, per Mrs.-Mary
B, .................... 8313 0a
Iroceeaß of ai» oaiGrlaißrnent glteii at Carpen
ter’s Hall (Seat of the Continental Congress) .
oy young filet ds of the soldiers .... SO w
J.. P. WetherilU. Treasurer or Committee on
Chemicals (additional).. wt"*,*”- OO
• Committee on lron,".per Andrew Wheeler, o .
Chairman, (additional) .*•••*• *••• ****♦• • 3.747 03
S. A. and liacfa. D, Small, Hillsgrove .. 10 00
SillesStandisli, 80ai0n...1 JS
Thomas T. Webster and employees*...* 40 00
'William Webster & SOn... .. r. .. * %00
'Charles Diageo 2» to
J. Moor, sale of ticket5*............. 6.623 00
Xadiee 1 Aid Society of Monroe county, Pa., per
Anna M, Stokes.... ..**«.*>*..» w 00
IPaper Manufacturing and Stationery. Commit- _
iee, per Charles Magarge, Treasurer...«*■*•• 6,437 13
Xadies* Aid Society, Lewiatown, Pa.; per M. •
S. Elder, Treasurer 272 13
Xadiee’ Aid Society, Belleville,Mifiiia county,
Pft., perditto ............
Previously reported
•ST CSBJ3AT CENTRAL FAIR.—THE
wSs? Treasurer of tbo Gentlemen 1 s Committee of the
DETAIL CRY GOODS DEPARTMENT acknowledges
ihe receipt of the following contributions
H. H. 6. Sharplesa..;.......
35vra & Landeu.l*...*
Sdwln HalJ.
JohhW. Th0ma5...........
2Sdwjtrd 8ac0n........**. • **
Coorio S. Lang....*...
JolilijLuuty.. ..
King........
$TEeDt0n...........
John H. Stokes.....
QFloraee C00per,.....
Janvier & Brother..
3f. A-Oaw
Job Daw^0u........
JamoiT. Faucett...
j 3. Me0r0th....i............*.».i'.. .
3?romUie hunting, room and retail department of .
O. h, Bharptess’store Ml
Sdorchandise—Besson &Son «•* *53 00
;! D.>Valßeed. vv ..»....9 00
11 Not valued; John Tangny ~ ,
Further contributions respectfully solicited, which
•ViUbeduly acknowledged.
It EDWIN HALL,3Treaeuror,
**3BF*> «11EAT CESTRAI FAIIt-OPEN.
W 3 &.. IKQ CEREMONIES on TUESDAY, 7ih instant,
sflfc 4 o’clock, P. M.
.Jn tfc* arrangement for opening the Fair, the Preal
,4entof the United States, not being able to be present,
Jt&smade especial request to Bishop Slmpsotv of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, to act in. hie place. We are
ilappy to announce that the eloquent and pathetic
;4irine has adopted the aopointraent, and.wlll, in tho
of the Army add Nary of the United States,
,W»pt the munificent offerings which the people of
iMaware* New Jersey,‘and T’ennsylvania will then
.nxesaAt for the use of oar sick sail wounded soldiers and
Pianos.
PIANOS.
J. E. GOULD,
and CHESTNUT.
CAT73E3 OF DEATH.
Fever, Typhoid .... •
Fatty Degeneration .
of Heart*'*'.;.......
Hernia..
Hemorrhage- • •
“ Bowels
Infiammatton Brain.
“ Bronchi* ....
**. Heart*...••••
M Kidneys-...*
“ Liver., v
. “ Lung 5.......
“ St. & Bowels.
V of Veins.. .. .
Inanition ••••
Jaundice...... ......
Mara5mu5...........
Measles....
Old Age..... .... ••*•
Palsy.***
Pyemia
Rheumatism
I Scrofula....• •••■
Softeningof Brain ..
SmaU-Pox
Still-born...
Suicide.....
Tabes Mesentenca*.
Tum0r5..........*...
iTetanus..-.......*..
[Ulceration of Bowels
HfttkUfiwtt. •• •.......
W 0nnda.......... •. •
t,V ounds —H i£zT Slio t.
T0ta1....
„ t4!eKE WESE—
>i»From4oto
>0 4 ‘ 60 to 0)
i 2 . eoto 70
[7 '.** 70to 50.'....
. 8 “ SO to •DO
,13 .** JK) to I<X>.... -
.41 •“ 100t0110.v..
.42
100 .
lOO
1 00 •
1 00
............. m
lOO
lOO
....... 100
1.00
100
i 00.
50
50
25
50 .
60
50
.100
75
~,,..,,.....■........-•■■.*274 45
L. B, CUMMINS, Treasurer, -
$l,l, 990 01
61,7.14 88
: $77,751 29
CALEB COPE, Treasurer.;,
>,5200 00
.. 100 00
100 00
.. 100 00
.. 100 00
.. 100 00
... 50 00
.. 5000,
.. 2.1 CO
.. 1500
.. 10 00
.. 10 00
.. .... 6 00
5 00
500
.. 200
ggjsp HIE ÜBEAT CESIRAL FIUIt.
THE UNDESIGNED, TREASURER OF THE COMMIT
TEE OK
TOBACCO - AND CIGARS,
Ackowlcilgeethe receiptof thelollowiug Subscriptions
aud Douatkus;
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Buckner, McCnmmon, k Co., Philadelphia....sl,ooo 00
Vctterlaln & Co. d 0... ..1,000 00
John J. Taiit, . do-........... 50000
Hagan, Boyd, & Co., do.. 200 00
J.&J. Moore, do 20000
McDowell & Duncan, d 0............ 200 00
Baylor & Hemphill, d 0...... 200 00
Law. Herbert. do 100 00
C. M, Moyer St Co,. d 0... 100 00
L. Brenner & Son, d 0... 100 00
W. H. Fuguet, do 100 00
J, R. Sank, do. ..... 100 00
A. Merino, do 300 00
L. Bamberger & Co., d 0............ 100 00
Russell & Woodruff, . • d 0...... 100 00
Teller, Auathau, & Co., *do. 30Q 00
Jobn u. Iloioer* Co,, ....... 100 00
William \Vuriier&Co., >f^a0............ 100 00
WaUjcnßro, ' do 50 00
Wartman & Pullman, , d 0............ 5000
Samuel W. Crowell, d 0............ 50 00 •
A. K- Fougeray, . d0..*..'....... 5000
Joseph B. Hanson, d0......*....* -'2O 00
D, L. Tlngley, d 0............ 2.100
Joseph CresMnaa, ' do 25 00
Woodward & Co., d 0.........,.. 100 00
COLLECTIONS.
Woodward & Co. *a employees, Philadelphia.... 37 25
C,M.Crtiwford&Co.,N. Ymk,perT.K,Yettorioia 11)0 00
Fredk. Kseen wein, do da • - «* 100 00
B. Vetteriein, do d 0............ 100 00
H. Thierman, V ‘do , d 0............ 10Q 0Q
Frisbrautb, lizo., & Co., Phila., par Taylor and
Vetlerlein 300 00
Bachelor k Bros., do d0....**
Pirnos’emptoyees.lday'searaiagsdo...4 m
KeoJy. Philadelphia, do.. <«*••' 2 00
• Laterd, do do 100
: Meyer Eicholz, . • do ; do—. _&> 00
G. V^.Hlckmau&COv,do d 0...— . 100 00
J. R. Tempost, do. d 0............ ;'W,M
Levi Sellers, . do d 0............ 25 00
Bushman & Bros, , do do 25 00
H, Davis, . do do 10 00
13. A. Kern, do d 0............ o 00
C. K. Pleis, do ~ d 0..... 5 00;
C. Lawboon, ; country, . d 0............ 400
Jolmhtroug, do d 0............ . 200
Robert Fairlaimb, do d 0............ ‘5OO
K. Athemoo, do • do * 500
"F. Kcrveli, ' do do- 10 W
M. Thatkheimer, do -r - , d 0............. JM
W. 13. Garrett & Sous, ilo . Mermo&F«guet... 25000
L. &G. Ulvu-k, do /-"-do..- .... 50 00
Win.'Mill*r, Esq., do do. ....... 50 00
S. W. Ayres, do d 0...— 50®
J. M. Rettew, . do 0000
Michael Long,,/ . ..do do—— 300
Jacob B. Howell, do ... ..d0............ '-2.00,
• Hugh Harbesoit, • do do 200
Johu Middleton, do do 6 00
ft, T». Manning, ;do d 0............ 10 00
Walter McFarland, . do , d 0............. ’6 00
S.W. Ayvts, from unknown, d 0.2 00
W Cilh, •• Philadelphia, _ d 0...... 100
J, W. lltne, do Eito&Beck,..—. 5 00
G I Hare, do do—. * 10 00
S. U, Bush & Co., do Mayer, Boyd, & Rank, 100 00
Cash, $l, £7, do do.. . SOO
; L.Scwar/enberyer, do . d 0............ 000
do do.. ® 00
Win. F. do do 50 00
Jos. Behr, do d 0.......— 100
C.'F. Etwere,' do d0*........... -0 00.
Levy Brothers, do do-...**.*...* 10 00
Clirs Lutzfi do do o 00
Aug. F; Meuier, do per Daniel Herbert. . 50 00
Unknown, do__ • 45 d0.'..«v.,-...,. 19 00
Stern, Jon.-is, * Co. , do Warner, Sterner&Teller 100 00
JacobMauner, do do-........... *2®
Jobußeinbold, d°
Lower&Hank, do d 0......
George Fite, do do* 1000
W. E. iross, do . d0.t.—..... 500
Abr. Korhland, - w - do d 0............. 500
R,Wilkins k Co., Baltimore, . -do-<.......... 500
Charlesßeinolds, Camden, per G.Cathralt.Nas- .
gau, and Buvknor, Jr.,. v - 5U
M, Siuizetv Philadelphia, - d 0........— 1W
i, Callahan, do d 0........— 500
J. Kosh, do ‘do... —v— 200
Chas. W. Keller, do do 2 W
Jesse Bonsai, . do do— 100
Geo. Countryman, do , d 0............ d w
JasrDougherty, do d 0............ . ow
Jas. Simpson, .do • d 0... ....* lw
John Gilke, ~. do d 0........— Awj
W. Kingslea and his employees, do.. * &J.S2
Thos. Bond, Tuckerton, do*—g
PottsviHe—M F. Boyer-andJ*. Wetzel 60 o 0
i: Fshuer, PhUa., W. M. Abbey . _• - 500
$6,976 75
tt6
iuv oice re Treasurer of the Committee of tho
Tobacco and Cigar? Department,
ggp the wheat central fair.
TICKETS FOH OPENING CEREMONIES. .82
SEASON TICKETS, NOT ADMITTING-
TO THE OPENING- CEREMONIES 85
FOB BALE AT THE OFFICE,
1383 CHESTNUT STREET.
On and after MONDAY. Hay 30, at the CONTINEN
TAL. and at PUGH'S, corner of SIXTH-and CHEST-
HORACE HOWARD FURNESS,
. • secretary.
OREAT CE.VrBAI- FAIB.-THE;
gSE*- Committee on HATS, CAPS*
knowledge tie following subscriptions and. donations
this date, Jnne3,lSdt: . at? Tt
Previous s^nowledgmont........— —•UAWt «
Frederick W. Corinth, cash •••••• .
Bartaloit&Blynn, do.. mm
William' ’Taylor. do— —— |gg.
B. L, Freelann, do—... ~guu
Thomas Campbell, do -—"aj-
ThomasFicklord do • |u»
E. Geary, ■ ■ ' do.. m °
George Hoff St Co,, cash —......— .MOO W
George Hoff* Co., goods. -iso 00 ™gg
g D Walton & Co., cash— •• jgffl
Employees of S. D. Dalton & Co., ca5h.........
, John Farelra, - cash— igggg
S. Louis, do— — «.|K
Louis Gerher, : . : d 0...— JO uu
Isaac M. Asch, ■ do.-..- 5 00
: ipaafoSffcrll & Son, hats,caps,and fu’rs,vaiued TO 75
Wm. F. Warburton,hats and caps, valned- 100 00
EmployeesofE.slorris&Co.,lQQhats, do—— . m
K. £. Walton, hats and caps, d 0.....— a/w
Ci J. Walton, . do.
H. McCalla, ; _do., , d 0........ ou«j
Joseph Schiller & Co., hats, , do —,. « gg
G, A Burger, caps, do- gjgj
T. R. Glenn, caps, r"'""' ™m
II
ManSIS. Ascb\ set t>f furs, .■ f . do.-. . *y* *|j
Pupllsof Mies Woodward's school, Ilarrisbtirg,
A, box fancy articles, valued— —— OB
J, Lamberti, capß, yalued—— •jjQj’jjg” chairman.-
jel-2t
J; A. Tn.BE. Secretary
™Su!ryon^
votir respective W&rds befor© ISJ rrp at» VFGE
KPTCF.S CGIiiTKE* TEA, 7 SUGAB, «C. "“A - **“ i * i
oradited to recoWeJ p-.
Second rntd-Vk F. GARBER, Minth and Primo
Btreeis.- ON THURSDAY, June 9,
Third "iYerd—FITZPATRICK & HERATY, Swanson
“RoarOrWariME', D. FBIEL. Eleventh and Fitzwater
streets
05 FRIDAY, Juno 10, „
Fifth Ward—WM. 1. HADDOCK & Co., 50. 113 South
T sixth Ward 12 -JACOft FRIED, Fifth and Race streets.
OK SATOKBAT, dune U,
Seventh ; Ward-H. BROOKS, Eighteenth and Pine
St Eighth Ward-s. COLTON &SO5, Broad and Walnut
streets.
ON MOKDAY, JtmelS, .
Ninth Ward-THOMSON. BLACK, Broad and Chest-
H. WANNAMAKEIt, Sixteenth
and Cherry streets. -•
0& June 14. ■ - \
. Eleventh "Ward—S. E. GRAHAM, Second and Coates
Rttects "*
: Twelfth Ward—MORTIMER NIPPES, Fourth and
Green streets. '■■■ • • - ~
ON June 15,. - ■
Thirteenth Ward BEWARE FRIEL, Ninth and
C. ROBERTS, Eleventh and
Ymc streets. THURSDAY. Jana IS, "
Fifteenth tVard-JACOB HEtFF. Twenty-secomi and
Mount VerhOn Btreets; D. L. FISHER, Fifteenth and
B SSecltUWard-A. ':M. SOX, K®. MS North Second
street
SeTeiitecnOi * BRO„ Front
“Bigbteeatr.Warf-J. 11. PLECKENSTIXE, Prank
fold road and Deal fetr&et. •
Nineteenth “Ward— E^B.^llSjGljfEK I , Brantford road
*TirentMtVWard—ROßT. RALSTON, Thirteenth and
Girard avonne, B0K1)AT , * P
Twenty-first Ward-JACOB SIATTIS, Green, lane,
near Koxboronghr Dr. WILSON,_FaIIs of SehnyikiU..
Twenty-second Ward —JOHN CLARK, Main street,
next door to railroad, Germantown. .
ON TUESDAY, Jnna 21. •
Twenty-third .Ward—JOHNiMoMULLEN, Unity and
Mias PRICE, Thirty-eighth
June tS, ■
Twenty-firth Watd-Mre. KESTER, Frankford road,
above Ann street, CEolinß T _ x,EWIS, Chairman.
■VEGETABLES, and another arttclesdOßtined for this
Denartment, will he received at any time at the Fair
ofJnnd fflaurant, Gateon RACE Street.. Jeo-3t
the GIIEAT CEXTRAG I’ATR.-
COMMITTEE OF THE FIRE DEPART
MENT thankfully : acknowledge tbo ioUowing dona-
FranklinFirelnsnranea C 0..- «- 00
Appraiser U, S. Cusiorc House«. • • ; 00
Washington Engine and Hose, of Lancaster, Pa... Jg 00
•Keystone Fire Company, of Eastern, Pa...... 833 17
John G. Oraigand emp10yee5...............1'
Norristown Rob©Co., Pa.•••**••••• » w
* * Vi'n •'* ............a. > <1 w
Members of Diligent Engine C 0........ 173 50
Friends of do d 0........ 01 00
Fame Hoso C 0... DO 00
Friendsof Fame Hose C 0........ JJ
The Committees of Companies engaged in coilectiug
i goods and articles for sale at tbe Fair are requested to
send their goods to tbe Fair Building (entrance Etgh
teentb-Btreet gate>« after 9 o'clock on MONDAY; 6th in
stant, where tbe Committee will be ready for their re
ception and arrangement, and to pay over all moneys
collected to tbe Treasurer, Mr. WILLIAM C. VlNYAltp,
No, CHURCH Alloy. It*
Vrsr JiOTICE.—A SPECIAL MEETING
Jssfr of We Stockholders or tbe PHILADELPHIA
AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPAN Y will b 6 held at the
Office, No 2«1 WALNUT. Street, at 11 o’clock A. M.» on
SATIJRDAT, the 25tlLinsk., to consider a .iosolutlon of
the Board of Managers for aiding In the lmmoaiatß oon
struction of a branch railroad totho
jea-mrvffit EDWARD F. PAY, Secretary.
: jggp* SPECLII. NOTICE*
A HYMN, bv OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES, writ
ten expressly for Urn GREAT CENTRAL FAIR, and sot
to mnsic, can bo had for 10 coats a copy on and after,the
day of tbo opening at the table of the .
RETAIL GROCERY DEPARTMENT., :
-JeC-2t» MISS E. H. HAVEN, Chairman.
BASITAKY IAI ».-T»jfAßl
■ NET MAKERS.-The Committea or tile TURN I
TDRE JtEPAKTME.VJ , and all contributors, are earn
estly requested to have all articles delivered at the Fair
Bnlidlngit (entrance west side of Logan Square) on or
before MONDAY, Jane Gtta, fi o’clock P, M.
It THOMAS THOMPSON, Chairman.
•53J~ DONATIONS TO 1 THE FAIR OF
all kinds of FANCY ARTICLES for thetabloof
the Committee on Labor, Income, and Revenue, tliank
fuliy received at office, 118 South SEVENTH Street.
Please send articles AT ONCE, either there "or to tbe
President, Mrs. J. W. FOJtNEY, 018 S. WASHINGTON
SQUARE. - t - : h::. : : t i h je6 St
OFFICE OIF THE MKTAI.I.INE
las? LAND COMPANY OF LAKE SUPERIOR.
pHiLAnnwHiA, May M, MM.
Tbe Stated Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
METALLINE LAND COMPANY will be held at the
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, 334 WALNUT Street, on
MONDAY tbe oth day ol June next, at 12 M.
ayl7-tjoo F, K. 11OMBATH, Clerk.
TXTE KOOK Oil. COMPANY OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
OFFICE, NO. 400 WALNUT STREET.
PRBSTDKXf,
JOHN M. RILEY.
BECUKYAnr AK» TUKABUmiKi
JNO. F. CHAFF. '
BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
GEORGE O. EVANS, JOHN M, RILEY,
SAMUEL BRADBURY, WI, S. HASSALL,
DAVID R. JONES.
Tliopropertyofihle Company cdnslstaofonevslxteenfh
of all the Oil produced from seventeen acres -on the ce*
lebrated Egbert aud Ilydo Farm,
Tho opening of the new ‘’JERSEY” WELL, which,
on WEDNESDAY of the present weoV, commenced
Rowing FIVE HUNDRED -BARRELS OF OIL PER
DAY, adds to tho former product of ,tho Company over
31 (thirty-one) BARRELS PER DAY,
Price of Oil at tiro Wells how, $7.60 por barrel.
A mooting of tho BOARD OF DIRECTORS will be
hold at the office of tho Company, ou THURSDAY, the
Dili Instant, at4o’olockP. hi.
Matters of special importance to the Company will be
juddered,
Secretary and Treaanror,
TIIB CITIZEK’S VO MINTFER UOS-
Issf PITAL ASSOCIATION, BROAD and PRIME Sts.,.
tukepleasuToin acknowledgingthefottowiugdonations;
American Life Insurance aud Trust Co.— •’■•WO jw
Girard 8ank.............. ..,..,....,,.,..,.,..300 W
Phoenix Hose Co ..............100 00
Jay Cooke*. 60 00
Thomas T. Tasker, Jr. ••>*» *•*“' »S
Stephen P. M. Tasker. SOftj
A Jfreeyman. “
AL»dy Friend... """" aim
- do do
Sirs. Phillips.. 10 00
Alosos A. Dropsic. 5 ®
Airs D0na1d50n.......... ,6 00
Coffin & Attemus., 30 00
A. Campbell..... jg ffi
Faruham, Kirkham, & Co-. ..*. ~W 00
Onion Division, No. 12, Sons of Temperance....... 300
Paradise Association, of Philadelphia, No. ff, ba- •
iance proceeds of festival. v;;... .............., 25 S 7
Proceeds of l ? airbeld at the residence of Mrs Dick- :
onson, No. 3S9N. Tenth street-.i. ... ; 15 »)
Welcome Lodge; No. m,l. O. O.F.,per F. Law _
reuce..*. 30 TO
Airs. Jessup 25 00
Truman & Shaw —••»•*•
Ga5h.......,iV.. 6
Catb............ J
Bennett & Co.. .. * IS
M. H. 8... 10
Proceeds of Fair held at ; the residence of Sirs.. Dick
enson, No. 339 North Tenth street, coffee, rico, tea,pep-,
per, sugar, cheese, Ac. . - i
U. S. Sanitary Commission, 4 kegs picktos, 24 cans jel
lies aud preserves, &e. '
Teun Relief Association, preserves, bandagos, rags,
& Army Committee Fifth Baptist Church, 144 bandages.
! Northwest Aid Society,- package o! bandages.- J “™'*
John I’. Evans, 1,000 paving bricks. \ . .
Mrs. Riddle, 42 towels, shirts, drawers, S coats, vest, :
6 pairs drawers, lot of muslin, Ac.
Mrs: Koiiocki package of old musim.
Miss J. A. Davis, slurts, fartua, bandages. See.
Wetberill & Bro; , box casiilw soap.
Wright & SsddeJl, 5 barscastile soap.
B. At XL; groceries ,
• Chipman & White, 32 brooms. - - It
HATTED STATES SAXIXABI €O3l
- receipts*. t
Henry Morris, additional- - * V:: ,§ * iso w
Collection from cituenss of Sbady^Urovo.Frftnkliu _
connty. Pa . perF.-B. Snively,-postmaster.*.* 4129
Thistle s Lodge, No. - 512, I. O, oi O. F., 1 Rtston, ,
Pa., pcrß. D.-Laeoe, Cashier.......- —•— 'fgOQ
Samuel D. Jones (additional) *» 50 00
Previously repotted
$133,537 32
CALEB COPE, Tie .surer.
jggp GKKAT CESTKAL I'AIIt.
BOOK.DEPARTMENT.
CONTRIBUTIONS -RECEIVED TO DATE.
Ashmead & Evans --
American Sunday-School Union
Miss £- Everett and others.
Lutheran Publication Society...
B. M. J0ne5..................... - r
Lieut'K.'W;rim,'>« wti!u; : s:'a'i:;.'Port'.;-;”
Amos Bonsall. File of I’luladeWia Inquire,-,
from April 10, ISBl* to May.l, 1554..............
J*. JaySmUh, 5 copies,*'Book of the
: and 6 copies V American Historical and Lite
rary Curiosities” ..•«•-•••• ■••••■ *•••■ * *“*' ‘* “
Henry Peterson, 32 vois. Poe ms -.- -
SclWioiis from the
writings of Mra. Sarah Halt,
3. -11. Brautigam * £
Henderson & <3o •••••* •• • ’ ‘' 4 *• •• 2W 00
Henry Simpson, one copy of Lives of Eminent
Philadelphians. *•«*-•v>*-*\* , v l *'7**’\vj ,, ‘‘‘
Thomas Haven, one set Keese's Cyclopedia.... ~
\Y. A. Blanchard... §9x ™
Pisher & Brother v ******‘ ,- £& %%
B. Bannan and others (P0tt5vi11e)............... 152 25
• Mmcr&'Elder., ft w
J K, Simon AJ-w,
MissL. G. Sanford (Erie) | w
E. J. 33. Ho well* ••« «•* • • • •*• ••
L?io?£ I> of , j“b^&>pinoTO'&'Co>:rStore;™,’ ii _ ) ,
1 II
Bindery, 144Hortli!EifUi Btrect S
Mrs. Annie Morrison. ■... • • ... ■ !"
Crissey & Markley and employes v .......... go ra,
E Scofield- ;; ™
ISrioyes of > AlVemus‘ & Ce. . g.g
6peare,.alnedat.
Employes of W.G..Perry.. 7 ou
W. B. Zielier.....
,H..McGrath..,. . • tu ,w
W. B. Bensinger S
Tr B. Peterson&Brothere luu uu
Mrs. Racheljßhoads ■, « 75
Then. Bliss & Co. - * m
Samuel Heckler.,.,. " 28 00
' Methodislßook and'Tract repository—......... H-jjjj
Smith, English, & C 0..,...... .gw
T. 3Hwood Zell * oiiS?
T.&J. W. J0hn50n...... £& $
George AY. Childs*.*•■-.»** £
F. W. Thomas.*...*••.•***••••*• rv ***••■**“ - £
1-4- S^at^fo«V n o& f . V :
Henry W S volumes, with auto-
. »
g. *•■*&*•- SmaU -" §>i
Mosss C 0..... * • 10 00
P, F. Cunningham......... 50
MrsS. M. H00per...... j/'B/LimxCOTT,
Chairman of Committee Publishers and Booksellers.
je4-2t •• • •• v / •- —— ———*
Delaware, and theirrespective Gabl-
Mpse Judies of the Supreme Court of Peuasylyama;
reonesicd to be in attendance at the eastern-end of
will "aHw §&w %h' OTvhef j
Columbia,” by full orchestra, under
direction of Carl Santa. •: ■;./: f . : ; .
I ?I"“)a R uSnsfe'r of the Pair Buildings from the
Committee ,on General Arrangements to the tocatiw
Transfer; of the contents of the buildings_to_the
Executive Committee by the Committee on Internal
acceptance of baildiofs Slid eontentsby the
Executive Comminittee, who wilHhen request tlie dedi
cationto the vise of the Armyand havyby the President
of the United States or his representative..
6. Dedication in the name of the people.
■ 7. Prayer of Dedication, . -, •v.
8. Music—Anthem composed for the occasion, to be
fiunir by full chorus of voices. :
9 Address by the Governor of Delaware.
20. Address er theGovernorof iiew Jersey. f
11. Closing address by the Governor of Pennsylvania,
who will declare the Pair to bo opened. K
in MnKif— Siar-Spausled Banner, to be tuna with
fullchorus and accompaniment pf full band, during the
singing of which the great, flag will be raised upon the
cent rat flag-staff/, Flagto be greeted by a national Ba
lute of thirteen guns- . ",, , __
13 Benediction. After which the assembled com
pan, will proceed to view the Fam_
It:.' Chairman of Committee on General Arrangements.
VjSF*' THE WHEAT CEKTKAI FAIR.
!=» ■ PLEASE TAKE NOTICE! ■
The price of ft single admission to the Fair is 1* IFIY
CENTS. Children under 13years, h&ltprice. .
This admits to eighty -one out of.tne ninety depart
ments represented in the Fair, arid to aacii more than
three-fourths of the entire space covered hr the baud-
TeViaiaderan, 2ients,nine in nuiriber, containing arti
cles chiefly for exhibition, and not for sale, have been
>erroitted to charge a separate price of admission, as
ollows: .
Art-Gallery.
Anns and Trophies., j--
Hortioullura! Department.......,,,....,.....*, 25 ■
Relics and Curiosities....... ......^
Indian Department....................... ♦•••*;» &
Sig&orJßttw’s perforumncea, ohildvea’s gjcM- . _
BUions..... 25.
Chi1dren...........
William _Penn Parlor-
COMMITTEE -assure th® public
that although the; full money ’s -worth will be obtained
from a’visit ts tiio elgnty-ono: departments tu.wiush--tii«-
entrance fee admits, yet it will be found that
others above mentioned will: amply reward the visitors
and satisfy them for the additional outlay. All must
bear in mind that by the payment of these extra charges
the total receipts are increased, and that the holy cause
is as much assisted as though the same sura were ex
pended by. them in tho.purchase.of articles exposed for
ia ThftiraiT will open on TUESDAY, the 7th instant, at 4
P. hi., for the inaugural services and privatejiew, on
which day alone the admission fee TWO DOL
LARS to all parts of the building. On WEDNESDAY,
and daily thereafter, it will be open from 9 A; M, until
10 jcVtf' V. , HORACE HOWARD FURNESS.
ItIPAKTHEST OF AOEIOELTO.
Id® .RAJ, MACHINERY.-Contributors in (this De
partment, to the GREAT CENTRAL FAIR, are respect
folly reouestcd tosend their gifts without delay.* En
trance on Eighteenth Street. DAVID LANDRBTH,
It* • . • . ■ Chairman. _
RESOMJTE 31W.T0 COMPA3TY-
Sow The Annual Meeiiug>f the Stockholders of the
RESOLUTE MINING COMPANY, of„Lake Superior,
will be held at their Office, No. WALNUT Btreet,;
Philadelphia, on MONDAY, the sixth day of June next,
at 11 o’clock, A. M., for the Election of Directors-and.
other business. R A, UOOPES, SeenUary.
PHn.Anni.PHtA, Alar 21,1801. iny-i-tyeS
«rt®” NOTICE-TIIE ANNUAL MEET-
TNG of the Btockholders,_a_pd election for. Pre
sident and Directors of the CONNECTING RAILWAY.
COMPANY, will be held at the office of the Company,
on TUESDAY, the 14th
neon. ' EDMUND SMlTHjSeeretary,
Philadelphia, May 31,1861. my3l-tjel4
NOTICE.-OEFICE PENNSYIVA-
OIL CREEK PETROLEUM COMPANY,
No. -411 WALNUT Street. Pun-ADELPinA. June iaSW.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a Divi
dend of one and a half percent, on the capital stock of
the Company, payable on the 15th inst. --
The transfer books will close on Thursday,2d Inst. ,at
So’clockF. if., for five days. ■; _
jeSOOl* AUG. C. LEIDY, Secretary.
COBH EXCIIMOE BAHIC,
- Philadelphia, May 6,1864.
The Director*,have this’day called in the final in
stalments to the Capital Stock of this Bank, payable
as follows: TEN: DOLLARS PER SHAUEy payable
on or before the Stb day next, and the remain
ing TEN DOLLARS PER SHARE, payable on or be
fo my2S-St h day ° f J “ ly °° X J- w - TORREY. Cashier/:
BITIDBSB THE ./DIRECTORS
n f fw n Ar.MgTRAn OIL COSIPAN Y- have this
a divided of rOOH PKR CENT. on he
capUalF.toch of the Company out of the earntngeofttw
month of Mav, and an extra dividend of r OUK rM
CENT botli .payable* free of State tax,/ on tko 11th
iostant, at the Office of the Company* S. B. corner of
THIRI)-anaCUESTKtTT E S^, a n 4? .airs
Secretary.;/
joa-lOt
JtJXK 1, 1804.
: OTFICX UjVION ffipBOTEMEST
*» COMPANY, JOKE &nvivmnnxtv
NOTICE.-Tho Stockholders of the tTNIONIsmiOVE
MBNT COMPANY are requested to moot at the Offlce of
the Company, 3)47 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia, ou-
THOKSDAY. tho 7th day of Jnly.next.at 1 o’olook, P. M.;
By order, OeS-Sfl B. BOKPA, Secretary. <
THE PRESS—PHILADELPHIA.. MONDAY, JUNE 6, 1864.
jggp* ADDIUm TO THE VIIBUC
WOBKIHG WOMEN’S BELIEF ASSOCIATION OP
PHILADELPHIA.
For Ui© first time!« tho history Of oar city, we place
ourselves before the jwbHcffor this, ami other far more
substantial reasons, we doom It proper that tho citizens
of this metropolis should be informed, as to the causes
Which have made this movement a necessity on our
Eartj together with the objects wo have in view, and
ope to accomplish.
Wo appeal to the phUantimmic,* the generous ami
humane men and women of Philadelphia, to give as a
patient heating,- while wo proceed l to' state our cause,
we do not ask charity 5 we are 1 ofc suppliants for favor.
We are your blood, your kin, tho Wives aud daughters
of American freemen, with their spiritunimating us, in
an earnest dosire to secure the ndoptlou of such mea
sures as will give us independence is the pursuit of in*
dustrial avocations, with proper compensation for our
toll. Wi do not fear or shun work ; wa 3imik it, not as
a pleasure or for pastime, hut as a means of euabling us
to educate and rear our partly orphaned children in
honeatyand industry: to protect our virtue from insult,
and our feci from slippery places; for the purpose of
elevating our condition, thereby improving society: it
1b not ourselves alone, that is,-the present generation,
but our poserlty, that is to be boneflttod by this work;
the future will gather the fruit, and: reap the harvest
resulting from the seed we are now sowing. But it will
liea couKolntion for us to know that we have removed
the rocks that strew our pathway through life, so that
our children, and our children's children,-may wander
amid green pastures and beside the still-waters.
Revolution is the child of oppression, and mighty are
the throea of its birth. It is not a- natural-but an un
natural oilspring, for as long as events proceed in order,
and society is not disturbed in the even teuor of its
life, wo hear of-no commotion,'no'dlsordor,-* no confu
sion : but let a stone bo thrown into the stream of life,
aiuVUnmcdiatcly the waters thereof become troubled,
feud the agitation : reaches fidiu shore to, shore. Judg
ing from the pu«t, it appears to have besn.au instru. .
inent of tho Almighty for . the correction 01 evil and
the overthrow of wrong; without euteving- more fully
into the subject, wo. content ourselves with affirming
that iu it*'effects--upon men,, hud upon ..tb© world (iu
agoneral sense,) it has always Keen productive of yood;
and this may be satisfactorily, accounted dor upon the
hypothesis that it never occurs uutil some ftagraut in
justice, 01 soiue unbearable wrong-so incenses society
that it rises iu auger and indignation, stud calls for as
sistance that tyrants may be forced to acquiesce in rea
sonable demaudt. - . ■
Such is our hist#y, under the ex IBtl u g o rganizati ou.
of society; wg have borne our lot in meeknot* and hu
luility'; we have.suffered our rights to be trodden uuder .
foot by a merciless and stoney-lu arted tyrant ,• we have ,
hoped for assistance from <mvnatural yvd&MYx* mkx;
but, ulas, our hopes have been blasted,our expectations
disappointed: uud with licavy hearts wo turued in
prayer to Uod;and the answer came jn letters «■ Hying
tiro across the blue noriiou of hope, which batNhither
to been obscured by clouds; and ie read ns foliows-—Goo
Helps Tuneswho Hi hr Tjikmselvhs. Wo took com*
fort from Lh*sausjnciousomen; tho augury was guugu
reging, and we immediately set to work, ta help oitr
' selves, feeling assured, that inasmuch as our cause was
a rightoons one, Hod■•would assist-tin.- . On looking
around and about us, we found a general demand for
prempfauddecisive action. '
. A council was called to determine what course we
should pursue; among those assembled waaa strftnger,
who offered his' services in. elfectiug our purposo; lus
name was asked ; hc veplied, 41 Revolution; . for a mo
ment the assembly was silent; be saw tho impression
his name had pre dueed, and proceeded to oxplaiu, ro
, marking, that tho name did not necessarily imply force:
01* violence; that a resolution could be produced by mild
and measures;- thst those resulting.from
peaceable means sometimes more durable, auu
alwavs more reliable thau such as are accomplished by
violence; that the first'was the fruit of couvictloa,
while the laiter was superinduced by fear; and thatina .
'Vforiwff this kind,' fraught, as it is, .with w&ator.-woe to
Twenty Thousand Work inu Women, he would assn
icdly recommend the peaceable in preference to the
forcible plan, untilevery.appliance of . this nature had.
accepted the aid of this s-rauger, and pur-
Potc to use.him in carrying our designs into execution,
in a word (do notbe startled by,our determination), we
intend iocrecde aJiirDolviion, But. we uo not intend to
use physical force, or call our, employers
on the contrary, .we prefer an appeal to a discriminating
public, supported by Jacts that cannot be controverted,
in order that our true position may be distinctly under
stood and verified, we append a few extracts .front the
many huutlred letters that we have receivod, showing,
how women ai*e,treated.by some of tlieir employers; ,
what prices they receive for making the articles upon
which women work; what suffering and privation they
are compelled to undergo in order to earn enough to
feed, let alone clothe them; and lastly, howmauy. hours
make a workingwomau's day. These facts must prove
powerful levers iu awakening public; Eeatimont to wo
man’s wrongs; and-wo believe that after the public has
been made to feel the injustice w.o have been groaning
under'it will rally to our aid; in a hundred various
ways; by patronizing such only, as .are .willing to do.
justice to their, employees; -byjoining ns. iu clamoring
for increased compensation for woman s labor, and b j
giving us its sympathy and good - wishes for the success
°*Wfc l projwio repaid the workingwomon of this city in
many ways. Among them we name the following:
To secure them legal protection from fraud and impo-
Sl To ll a f pp?al f respectfully, but firmly, to employers for,
wanes proportioned to the cost of living; also, to shorten
the hours of labor so that they may conform to the re
auirements of health and mental culture.,
To open new and: appropriate spheres of labor in ue
uai txuents not now occupied by women. #
P To adopt a system by which the deserving poor among
us may be relieved when in distress, and those oufcot.
work secured employment. ■
To appeal to tbe-woinen not necessitated to work for
a living io abstainfrom working for pin- money, so that
their needy sistei's maybe enabled to earn a respectable
livelihood for themselves and little ones. .
We have petitioned the Secretary of War to increase
the Arsenal prices; to make it obligatory upon the con
tractors to pay Government prices for their work, and
to enlarge the Arsenal of this city so as to g ve increased ,
facilities for manufacturing, thereby greatly increasing
the number of women employed;- v•
This Association is composed entirely of working
Women, with the exception of twelve gentlemen that
form a part of the board of reference, and two eounael
“lors who Rttcnd to the legal business of the Association.
Its officers consist of a President, two/S icaFresidents,
Secretaries, Treasurer, and a Supervisory Coiamutee,
of representatives from each subordinate organization,
and a Board of Reference, consisting of twelve ladies
and ah equal number of gentlemen. ■. /■ ■ A , -
Each trade represented to have the privilege of form
ing sub-organizations in such- numbers as the buper
-visory Committee may think necessaty for us interests.
in order to carry out ounntention of aiding the worthy
poor among ns, we require pecuniary assistadue, and to
this end we appeal to those whom God has. blessed m
basket and store to aid us with their means in esta
blishing a permanent fund. > Singular as it may appear,
it is nevertheless true, that since the outbreak of thia
war, the price paid for female labor, has been, reduced
thirty percent., whiie.everj article of. use, be it food or .
raiment, has increased an hundred percent., making a
reduction of one hundred and. thirty per ceut. in wo- :
man's labor, la the foregoing we do not refer to do* ;
mestic servants, or those that are employed at.stated j
salaries or'weekly wages; we know_ that daisof
labor has been ad vauced somewhat, though the increase .
is not proportional to the great- advance in ail articles of
rf3te , atPaira ex i st , irhon men’s
wages have been increased go as to bear a relative pro- ,
portion to the cost of living ? Some will reply that it is
the result of the inevitable laws of trade;
the supply exceeds the demand, wa^s
-if such was the case now, we mjgUt; deein 11 our
while to argue this point; but as it is not true of this
country we dismissit, simply remarking, that any. one
that doubtsthe fact that the supply doea not equalthe
demand, need only read the advertisements for hands ,
in the papers of td convince T here
is a deeper cause'than this, and it may he found in a
combination of the employ ers, to j?ay star f/io V;^l r^ S f Q
we do not wish to be understood as saymg that these
men have deliberately and enieredTuto auy
such: agreement or compact. But we do say that suen
is the practical result of: tioir plan of; optratsous that
tliis is the fruit of the course they notr pursue—aua lar- r
‘her affirm that if. instead of eatkying gietr mordlarde
deeire forgain in the starving prices they pay forour
labor, they -would make their profit out of the con
sumer, be it Government or individnal,
a heavy , buiden -front our hack, .and
•wpieht among so many people, that it would, like the
effect of a pebble thrown into the ocean, be iiapercepr ,
11 In order to reach private propose .
to frame a scale of reasonable prices for* t&xs class of
employers: in doing this great, care-will he exercised,
so tbat nothing exorbitant will be demanded, -
-when this ts, complete, n
turers to acQuiesce. Many persons, say this is use leas,
that they have tio hearts. We douot believe it; we
know that they are men; and that competition sonje
tinfes forces luem to pay prices _that they know, to be
insufficient, and we- think that the generous of them
(when, they find that, we; are organized to. protect .their,
business in the payuieh4 °f fair prices, by refusing to
work for such as wilL not <Jp so,) will cheerfully comply
wUh our request.. This belief,, aad we. intend to
teU thlir own'storyv. and need no, comment from us.
They are more than eloquent— are true, and _ can
-be substantiated by the names residences,.of the,,
writers In the hands of the .secretary. Any one^who
gi «A?sS^
Arsenal, Arsenal, : Coatractore,,
IS6I. 1S&. . 1554. ..
Drawers.:.
lutotry Pau15.......J&S S
Cavalry Pauls. CO M .
Lined 810n505........45 ; .,.. 40 .
Duliued 5t0u5e5.....40, .. .M- ..._ - :,]W
Covering Canteens. ..04 ; . -JS ,
Cavalry Jackets...ll2% . ™: 73 ®1 -
Overalls. -2o: * JS
Bed Sack?.,..-30 W . O'
JOHN P. ORAPP,
$40125
.133,136 0T
§nr» oo
100 00
14 25
49 43
moo
'■•EXTRACTS £B&M;tfiTTSRS.; ■;
M. E.—l -work for the Arsenal; my husband Is in the
army;since 1: commenced working there, the pricepf
infantry pants have been reduced from 42)5 to % cents,
and this is much better than the contractors pay. Some
of them are giving 17 cents for tbo sarae_ work, i have.
five children,and canohly make eight pairs a week ;aud
my earnings, together with my husband s
keen us from starving; and if it was not .that, my
cbitidren would be left friendless, 1 would lay down
" M o!!'works on overalls for.conlractors at^
pair* being a fast sewer, can, with a sewing machine,
make six pairs a day? Is subjected to much abuse from
those /pi* whom she works, and by hard labor makes 3Q
CG S roy.hnsbaud at the battle of Fredericks
burg; support myfcelf and five children; work for the
Arsenal ; make eight pair of pants a week, for which I
r \- ei i e iV V^o?"roa a d^l« e r“i,“king 13 pairs for one
dollar; hy working late and early, can make *2per
works during the- day at a factory for $3.23 per
week; her husband was killed last July; has been
obliged to keep her children out boarding, and after
working all day at the.factory, comes home and works
until 12 and ! o’clock on Arsenal work to pay their
board; about four weeks ago one of the children died;
and the undertaker would not bury the child unless she
paid nine.dollars in advance; in order to do.>nis, she
was obliged to sell her clothes; bard work is killing,
her, and she fears she will speedily be called to leave
-work ten button; holes.and. three
pockets in each, for fifteen cents, and find my.own cot
ton at a t the AVsenai on shirts; is paid $2.40 for
sixteen; is obliged to keep themouUwo weeks; begged
she might be allowed to take them m every week; was
refused,with the remark that she would make too much
m |? G & finished -fine shirts at 2K cents each; can make
$3 a week by working eighteen hours a day. • v
' E. M. works on cavalry jackets, trimmed; gets, sixty
five cents apiece, and a great amount of abuse besido;-
the work on a jacket requires fifteen hours’ hard labor. :
B. W. ismakingshim and drawers for-a Christian
man at the rate of thirteen for one dollar; can only
finish three pair a day; has made heavy raunet pants,
. ined all through, bound on top, and canvased bottoms, •
nr twenty-five cents; made a great many cotionade
pantß for him at fifteen cents a pair, and some as low as -
ten cents; make about $2 per week by working up to 11-
o’clock; becoming weary of such low-pay, I applied to
another store for work; found the. inspector cursing an
old woman; when I asked him for work, lie told me to
: clear out and be d—d, he did not want to see anything
in bonnet or hoops again that day. . :•• • , -
S. M.—A tailor gave her seven pairs of pants to make
at S 7& cents <he was in the habit of buying old cloches,
and, after renovating, made them upand sold them for
new), the cloth being rotten, the Btitches of one pair
tore out, but, by great care, she succeededm getting
the others made up.. When she took them,in, he re- :
fused to pay her anything, and told her she had rained
one pair*. She threatened suit; he told her to sue and
lied- —d; he then offered her 12« cents a parr, which,
her circumstances forced her to accept. ; . ...... •
H J. says: A public praying man on Market street,
who nays less than any other contractor, frequently al
lowshis hands to remain unpaid for twoor three weeks,.
and then often keeps them watting until 9 or U o’clock
at M. 6 Jh-l8 a soiaier’s wife; has a room for whtclr site
pays $4 per month; has been buying coal by the bucket
all winter, at the rate of SIS per ton. works on fine
iiamiel shirts, at $1.30 perdozen rdiave to Hve .ou
what I cam, and to bed hungry; and
never dare to eat a hearty meal, yet r try not to mur
mur, remembering God is over all. Many are afraid to
attend yonrmeetings, as theemployors say therwlu.
discharge tvery one that does, and think it is the worst
job the women ever attempted; that the employers will
ckush and starve them to death before they, will be
dictated to.- . . . , ,
M. M.—l was once an innocent girl, the daughterot a
clergyman. Left an orphan at an early age, I tried bard
to make a living, but unable to enduro hard work and:
.poor pay; 1 was led into sin by one for whom! worked.
Tell the public that thousands like.me have been
driven by want to orime. ; - , ; v . ■ . ,
Lastly, S. Y- — says;—l work on: infantry., pants**
the Arsenal, for which I receive $2.10 per week. You
can form some idea from this as.to.hoW; Llive, with,
three children to support; My little ones often - cry for
bread when I have none to give. - They never gathered -
around me to beg for food wnen their father waslivmg;
hut now lie fills a hero’s grave there is none to, aid. his
children. Some propose that I should place them in a
-charitable institution, but l cannot wake my home de
solate. My husband laid down his lift for hfs. country-,
and the country should see to It that these orphans do ;
not become paupers or dependents. Oreus j ustice, not
charity. Protect us in the right ofliving, and wo will
bd self-sustaining and independent. t , ■ ■• . • _ _.
It will be noticed from the above- letters, that a loud ,
murmur comos from those whose natural protectors are ;
absent, fighting for the of the American
Union, theperpetuation "of free institutions. and the
triumph of our anus. < It seems hard.that these poor'
women should he compelled to suffer thus, after making
such sacrifices as they have done upon the attar oT
their country. Thetr wrongs should fire overy pa
triotic heart,’in an earnest desire and determined effort
to ameliorate thoir condition. When :Napo]eon was
crossing the Alps, he observed his men becom na
weary, and sinking by the wayside; with the quick
perception and natural sagacity that did bo much in
making him one of the most remarkable men of the
world, he ordered tho regimental bands to Play the
Marseillais, and those Alpine gorges rang with Us soul
inspiring strains; men sprungto thoir feet as If endowed,
with new lift, and the weakvbecame strong ;ana the
refrain had scarcely died away before a shout of •owe fa
; Franceivive la tfapoleon, c ante from those bravo men,
that made the . mountains tremble from 1U jeverbera
! non. Let the gallant warriorsi of the American army
see that those at home are looking after the interests at
I their loved ones, and yon will , not. only iusp re thoir
heartß with a doepor love for the stars and stripes of
ear national omhlein. hut yon will make every arm an
arm of Hteo 1 , and enublw tlmm to strike' harder blown
until rebellion lb crushed aisd troasou ifuimpled in the
dust, Besides this, God will bless yon for yonr olforts
In behalf of the Boldior’afaroHJv ami you Will take a
Xelahtfrojn off Urn hearts of cfriirtor of & million as
If/sve men as eter wont forth to beetle.
Vfe have done *wo have given yen' our griovaueaK,
unfolded oUr purposes* and asked yonr aid and ciropo-
«ud with the hope that Gon may guide and r»oa*
per us> subscribe ourselves
Your obedient servants,
. Mrs. MARY PIUT7, Frosidoat.
Mies A, »• McDowuU* Secretary, ”-t
No, 785 OauHOm street.
The following srontfomeft havo already cwttieatod to
«ct i the halatree of the Board will be glrspi to tho
public in afew <f»ys: -
r mAIID OF COUNCIL. _ Dt .
3<ra. ELLTS LEWIS, MATTHEW NEWSfBk,
ri!OS. A. SCOTT, Hem WM. B. MANNv
Col. WM. B. THOIttAS, . SABI UK h CHULSTIAiW.
(IKKiIT PKXTKAEI. FAIR.
fcs? APPEAR OF TBK
COMMITTEE ON AQfi'iUfJI.TUnE
TO THE FARMERS, STOCK*BREEDERS, AND CIS;
ZKNB OF PENNSYLVANIA*, NEW JERSEY, AISP
DELAWARE: . . .
The present sanguinary campaign la making extraor
dinary demands upon- the. funds, of the Sanitary Com--
mission, and Iheso funds most be rePlemslmd in order
that the benelicent TOinistratious or the Commission
may keep pace with the extended operations or our
armies. -
Agriculturists as a class, are prosperous and are more
largely represented in the armios*than any other. Is it
not then both a duty and a privilege to 1 manifest our
Smpathy for onr gallant soldiers,- by contributing to
e fund provided for their relief?'
'j’ho'Froducta of the Field, the Stodk-Yard.'fche Gar
•deß, tho Dairy, and the llouseho]d-*aYoke of fat Oxen,
a sack of Grain, ora dozou of fresh Eggs-all will be ac
ceptable.
Every donation, whether of articles- or money, will
he duly acknowledged and. credited, and’ ornamental
devices will designate, iu conspicuous characters on
the walls of the spacious building appropriated to tho
Agricultural Department, the mime of every county,
from which contributions shall bo tajcolvod*.
ALFRED L. KENNEDY,* Chairman.
Joiix McGowan, Secretary.
Chas. W. Uahiuson, 'JPrcasQTßr. ■ '**■■'.* _•.
Edward BctUe, CamuenrN. J.; Craig Biddle, Phila
delphias Geo; .Blight, Germantown. Pn.j. H. Jones
Brooke, Media, PA. f If. C. Bnrttm, Now Castle, Del.;
HawuoLCauby; Wilmington. Del’: Jos. R. elements,
Smyrna. Del,Hiram Corson, Plymouth Mating,.
Pa. j Thofi. B. Coursey, Frederica, Dob ? J. L. Darling
ton, West Chester, Pa..;-.J/C:Deacon, N.
J.; Sarouel A. Dobbins, Mt. Holly, .N. -T. v William.
Eluier, Bridgeton, N. J.; G. E. Ilioster, .West]Chester,
Pa. Alfred L, Elwyn, I’hiladelphia; Ed; G. Harrison,
HulmeviUe, Pa.; Govenour Emerson, Philadelphia;
Jonathau Ingham, SaleriU N. J.; J. S." Iricks, Vincen.
town, 2*. J. ; Caleb S. Layton, Georgetown, Del. ;.Chas.
R. King, Andalusia, Pa. t Chas. fc>, Olden; Princeton,
•N. : J.; W. B. Itoberts, King of Prussia, Pjfcf'-Wm.
Robesouyßelvidere, N. 3. ; A. M.- Spangler,
phia: Win. Stavely, Laluska, Pa.; Isaac W. Pauleor,
Wallace/Ea.;Y. S* Walter, Chester, Pa. -
OpncE oFTHECoMMm’UEON Acmictfnnmß.G-C
POLTTECHSIC COLI.ROK BUU.UIXO,PHILADELPHIA;
OTIKVtnFETr OF BFU-COM3I iTTEEi ON HECHITT AND
AaitAsoaHaara.
RTOCK—C;W. Harrison.. . w
FaKM PRODUCE—Dr. C. K. King.
HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS, INCLUDING THOSE OF
DAIRY—Dr. A. L. Elwyn. _ t ■ ,
MISCELLANEOUS AKfICLES—AndrewM. Spangler.
PLANTATION KITCHEN —Mrs. S. A. Gale.
LAPIKS ? COMMITTER ON AORICUhTPHR. ■
- Mrs. Job Ilayes, KmbreeviHe, Pa.; -Mrs. Richard
Wifctar, Salem, N. J. i Miss atinorva Bennett, West
Chester, Pa.; Mrs. John McGowan, B«desburg,Pa.;
Mrs. Dr. Corson, Plymouth Meeting, Pa.; Mrs. A.. M.
Spangler, Phllada.; Miss Ivate Galiaher, Eddington,
Pa. ;Miss Mary Bryan,Vincentown,rN/J. ; Miss haiiio
Comlv, By berry. Pa.; Miss EUen kmght,Torreedale,
Pa.; Miss Margaret Breckinridge,Princeton,N.J:; Mrs.
A. D. Jessup, Philada. t Mrs. Mary.B. Leitier. Chester,
Pa ; Mrs. Chius.. 11.; Cheynev, Philada.; R. P.
Willard, Hnlmeville, Pa. Miss Charlotte bchuffer,
: Miss Jane Wildman, ARleboro, Pa.; Mrs. Sarah H. Hill,
Norristown,Pa. . . , jed-os
CSTKARTk 3HNING COMPANfY OF
MICHIGAN.—The Ammal of the
Stockholders of the MINING
Michigan, will -be held at' their-- Office, No. 334.
WALNlli’ Street, on TUESDAY, the seventh day of
June next, at 11 o’clock, A. M., for the Election of
and other ba S i ß eg. A> H(>i) p^ t Secretary. ’
FrnLAnnT.rHiA, May 21,1564. - my23~tje7
OFF-ICB WKSTKKX TESXSYI.TA
NIA BAIMIOAB COSIPAh'Y.
Phii.abbi.pbia, May®, IBM.
: NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. —A special meeting of
the Stockholders, of this Company will ho helii on
THURSDAY', the 16th day Of JURE; 1564, atdl h’clock
M , OV the OiSce of the RAILROAD
'COkPAKY.’m Philadelphia, for the parpose of accept-:
Inn or rejecting “An act relating to tho Western Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, .and for other purposes,
approved 27th April, .ISM,” and also to take.acuontn
reference to a proposed mcrease-of the Capital Stock ox
the Company. By order of the Board. .
inySMSt ; /JOSEPH LESLEY. Secretary.
NOTICE.-APPIICATION HAS
B£S? been made at the office of the Delaware and
Chesapeake Canal Company for a renewal of a Certifi
cate of One Share of Stock in that Company,in the mime
of JEREMIAH EMLEN, decoded, the original having
been mislaid or destroyed. WM P. CREbSON, _
Adm. cum Test., &c., of the willof .
apll-ml3t* LYDIAEMLEN.
1>IVI1»13NI> NOTICE. —THE Mo
fc£> CLINTOCKVILLE PETROLEUM COMPANY,
Office No. 411 -WALNUT Street, ■■ . _ =
Philadelphia, May 27th, ISM.
The Board of Directors have this day declared the se
cond, monthlTcWy ! * n4 ,°f9fiP PER-CENT., oo the
will close ea Taesday. 3O Ojge§jjg>| »«-
myffi St* ■;' .-•/ • - .../ y y.:y V-, , Secretary. :
INTEKEAI, REVESBE-BNITEB
I=6?' STATES EXCISE NOTlCE.—Notice is hereby
civehto all persons reslßingor doing business mthe
FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, composed of
the Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Twentieth, Twenty-first,
And Twenty-fourth Wards of the city and county of
PhilaShfe, “hit the. ASSESSMENT. ROLLS wilt, in
accordance with the provisions of section loth of the
act of July 1,1552, to provide Internal Revenue, &e. , be
onen for examination' at this office from 9 A. M. tod
jF my for FIFTEEN<DAYS from the date hereof, Sun
. *AYS nextensu
ing,-20th, 21st, 22d, 23d, and 24th June, appals will be
received and detennined.by mo,. at inis office, daily,
from 10A Mto3 P. M-, relative to anyerroneous or
excessive valuation or enumeration. , .
All Appeals must be m wntmg, and .specify the par
ticular cause, matter, or thing, respecting which a de
cinon is requested,'-and state the ground or principle of
inenuaUty soeTHWORTHj
■ j- Assessor Fourth District
' - Office4raT-GHESTNBT Street, ,
% (FaraersVaua Mechanics’ Bank Building.)
Pbh.apblpkia, June 4th, 1564. je4-ot
»-3r> MEDICAL TUBVEYOK’S OPJICE,
No. T North-FlFTH.Street.... - ’ • -
Philaueuputa, Nov.
Importers and Dealers in
STORES. HOSPITAL FURNITURE, BEDDING?, ICE,
&b. , are invited to'’submit their-Price Idsts from time to
e :I: Surgeon end MedicaTrS^yir.
v-- rr-Nl©N FE
TROLEUM COMPANY, Office No, 147 Sonth:
FOURTH Street, Phu-iuelphia. June 3. lgl. ,
The Board of'Directors have this day declared the se- -
cond monthly Dividend of TWO ThR CENT, on the
capital stock, payable at the Office of the Company on
an? after the 16th instant,, clear of United . States and
State t&x.i The transfer books' will be closed-on the-
; 13 j^^ h - aa^ tt iI ‘cISLES A. PUT. President. ;■
mTIXNDEN’S COMMERCIAL
fcSfy COLLEGE? 63T CHESTNUT fitreet, cor, of Se
venth Complete preparation for the Counting House. :
No vacations. Students received at any.time, ana in
structed at such hours as best suit their convenience.
Open from 9.t0 li;and from 3 to 7 F. M.
Catalogues for the year ending Apnl lGth, containing
terms, &c., and tbe names of nearly five hundred stu
dents, famished gratis, on application. je4-3t
THE CittEAT CENTRAL FAIR.--
All contributions must be dilfinctly addressed
to the Department for which they are designed, and
should be delivered-)without delay at the Fair Build
l.ocan Sauare, so as to be In time for the opening
B 7tl HORACE.HO WARD FURNESS, ~
je3-3t . ■ . • Secretary.
MILIXARV.
u HEADQUARTERS PROVOST
S MARSHAL THIRD DISTRICT. OE PENNSYLVA
fiI KI A. -WHEREAS, It, is plainly for t!w interests of.
attho people of each ward, to haro stricken from the
list all names improperly enrolled, because an excess of
names increases the quota; and it is eqnany.iortua in
terestof each person'enrolled toplace upon, the list all
persons liable to do military duty* because the greater
the number to be drawn from the less the chances of
each individual; therefore, ... .. . ..
The Board upon application, will strike
off the names: of all persons now over forty- five years
of age, all who are permanently disabled, all who have
served in the military or naval service two years (luring
the present war, and been honorably there
from, and will add to the list the names,of alt persons
omitted or stricken off who are liable to do military du
ty, all wbohave arrived at tbb age of twenty years, all
aliens who have declared, their, intention of becoming
citizens. . All-: other claims for exemptionyyill bo de
posed of after the draft.
‘ JACOB S. STRETCH, ,
’Captain and Provost Marshal
Third; District of Pennsylvania,-
. . No. 511 BROWN Street.
ii HEADQUART®*S, PROYOST
PA. . & t ' .
m pin ijadslphiar May 80, 1564.
ik ,A 11; OFFICERS and ENLISTED HEN who have
been relieved from Recruiting Service in this District
are required to return to the army without delay. A
failure to comply with this order will subject the en
liated men to arrest, and the officers will be reported
forth\ritk to the War £ LEUitAX,
Captain, Provost Marshal,
' mySO-mwf4t ’ . First District, Pennsylvania.
KKTAIJL DRI-COOBS.
RADIES’ AND MISSES’ CLOAKS,
SIS ARciTsTBEET.
S: -DE YOUNG-respectfully invites, the attention of
ladies in the city, as welkas strangers visiting here, to;
call and examine her stock of Cloaks before purchasing
elsewhere. They will find the bast styles, best work,
and every attention paid to orders.
Cloth Cloaks of all styles.
• Silk SacQues.
Sflk Circulars, r
Gres Grain Silk Cloaks. *
Long and Short Basques.;- •' .
French. Lace l’olnts.
, Lace Bornons and Barege Circulars. :
* All styles of Children’s Cloaks.
N. 8.--A great varietyof Morning. Wrappers. jeG-6t
rSOFOSALS.
PROPOSALS PORjLOAN
, - TitxAßClvV I>kpakt.\ek:;t, Juno 0, ISM.
To Insure the greatest poSsiblc vigor in the operations
of the armies now moving against the insurgents, under
brave and Skillful Generals,'upon a vast theatre of.ope
rations, expenditures have been-increased beyond, re-:
ceipts from, revenue and ordinary subscriptions to the
National Loan;
. Sealed offers will therefore bo received at this Depart
ment, under the act of Maicb 3, 1863, until noon of.
WEDNESDAY; the 16th day, of Jane, IBM, for bonds of
the United States to: the amount of : SEVENTY-FIYE
MILLIONS OF.DOLLAKS, .hearing an annual interest
of six per centum, payable somi-annually in coin, on.
the first days of July and; January .each year, andre
dcemable after the SOth of June, ISSI. ~
Each offer must he for fifty or one hundred dollars, or
homo multiple of one hundred dollars; and must state
the sum, including premium, offered-for each hundred
dollars in bonds, or for fifty, when tho offer is for no.
. more than fifty. Two per cent., of the principal, ex
cluding premium; of the whole amount offered most be
depdtßted, as guaranty for payment of subscription if
accepted, with.tbe Treasurer of the United States,at
Washington, dr with the Assistant Troasorer at Sew
York, Boston, Philadelphia, or St.,Louts;.or.with tho;
Designated Depositary at Baltimore, Plttshnfg, Ciuoia
nati, Louisville, Chicago, Detroit, or Buffalo; or-'with
- any National Banking Association authorized to receive
depositß which may consent to transact the business
without charge. Duplicate certificates of deposits will,
- he Issnediio depositors by tho'officer or association re
ceiving them, the originals of which must bo forwarded
i with the offers to the Department. All deposits should
I be made in time for advice of offers with certificates to
reaeh Washington not later than the morning of Juno;
ifith. No offer not accompanied by Improper certificate
of deposit will be considered: -V' :.f . : ' ‘ :
The Coupon’and Registered Bonds issued W’.’l ba of
the denominations of $3O, $100; *5OO, and $l/000. Regis
tefed Bonds; of $5,000 and $lO,OOO will also be issued if I
All offers received will be opened on
lfitli of June, by the Secretary or one of, the ' Assistant
Secretaries,' and notice of acceptance dr declination, will
fie immediately given to the respociive offerers; and, in
rate of acceptance, bonds of the descriptions and done-. '
ininations preferred will bo cent,to the subscribers at.
the cost of the’: Department, on Analpaymont pf lnsta
ments The original dopositof, two por cent, , will M.
reckoned dn the last paid hv snccossfHl of-,
ferers and win be Immediately returned to thote whose
offers’may not be accepted. '. ; • V. ;
: The amount of accepted offers must ho doposlted with
tho Treasurer, or other officer or association authorized ;
to act under this notice; on advice of acceptance, of offer,
or as foliows:.One-thlrd one. before tho.fiOth; oue-tlmd
on or before the 2dtli; audothe balance. Including the
primlnm and original two per cent.deposition or before
the 80th of June. • 1 Interest to tho Ist of July on the se
voral deposits will be paid in/coin on tbe 30thof June,
and interest on bonds will begin Jnly 1,1861, .
Offers under this notice abould be endorsed " Offer for
roanV" and addressed to the, Secretary of tlio'Treasury.
Who right to decline all offera not considered advantage
. ous ts reserved to the Government. ,
MIRROR OF FASHION !!—MADAME
"I DEM OREST'S FASHIOT' MAGAZINE, for the
Snmmor. PITOHES'B,
_je4-at 80S CHEST.YUT Street. _
90 FOR JUNE
"'-'.riTCIIER’Sf 808 CHESTNUT. je3-2t
CURF HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITF, N.
be opened as usual,
the 20tb of JUNE. Tho ccmse posrorsoh swSvantngoa
tfiai aro onjoyed by no otbor'Botel h t Anantic CRy.
lie immedistc proximity to* Sbo ocean, the
ccr.ee of the bashing opposite Ik {which was never so
fine tie lUn proßcnt reason), the certainty of constant cool
breois»rrom T tho«eft, allcombioa &o render the those a
most deairuhle place of summer r^rovt.
Thcr undersigned need scarcely apeak to his- old
patron© concerning the table, aUemfitaco, &c., autf* ho
will oaiy remark that he Ik determined that the Sttrf
House shall continue to maintain iter well- established
reputation, .. . . / .; .
> A baud'of music has been engaged* for the .seasdrrv
t am! Htich of the quests as enjoy dancing’will be aifordetfl
full opportunity for hops.
Tho railroad facilities between Philadelphia and At
lantic are full and complete, while a pa*s§ager car cou
*oyH guests tty and fro heiweeu the Surf house and the
‘‘inlet” at short intervals,
Persons deaiidag to engagerooms will pieties- address
H. S. BBfTSCiN,...
Proprietor Surf Bouse.
TMIDFOE©' MINERAL SPRINGS.—
This popular SommerHosort is now open,and pro
pared for the reception of visitors,-. until October, next.
Tbo Hotel "will* bo anrier tbe charge of the moet'espe
rienesd management in the country.
The-Bedford Railroad has been finished to wltlsn’one
hours'rido of SprfiuuvovGr fine Turnpike road.
Visitors .will comeby Pennsylvania Railroad to Hunt
ingdon, thonce by Broad Top and Bedford through.’
Ample arrangement*! have been made to-simply-jitab
ersand individuals'-wfth the BEDFORD WATER', •in
wen-steameddiskvas-firflows:
: For Ban-pi, oak (40 gal). .$S Xft
Half Barrel,-baft.—.. - 2 09 1
“ . tr mulberry. 4CO
; All orders addressed"to E. L. ANDERSON, Bedford!
promptly 3116 d. • :
Persons wishing rooms,, or any information aboui
place, will address ESPY I* ANDERSON. je3-22a»‘
AiTES HOTEL,
U CAPE ISLAND, N, J.
JOHN;WEST,.AARON airLLEH. __
-•"-neg attention of tiiEfFTneuda atx*■
the public to the ; above magnificent Establishmecty
which will be open for the*reception of visitors oa th«*
IGtli of Juno. . y „ ..."•
Besides a spacious- Dimnc Hall and Parlors, it coc»
tains an unusual’ number er large and well ventilated*
Bed Rooms, ail handsomely furnished with new lurni
lure throughout;.. - ...
The Proprietors of this Establishment will spare ny>
care or expense to-meet ihe wants of thair gnests,
thereby hoping to-’share liberally in the pubhc pa
tronage. ■ ; .•
Application for-rooms made to the subscribers, by
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
. U ; y ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
This celebrated Hotel will be open for tbe reception o P
guests on THURSDAY. June 23d, 1564, and will be pa
tier the supervision of Col. James W. Powers, with Mr.
Edward Hartwell : ' ■ .-■
Practical and experienced persons have been employecM
for each department, and every exertion will be mad**
to conduct the same to the entire satisfaction or tho-
Pl After July Ist, four trains will leave Vine-street Fer
ry, daily, the Fast Dine through in two hours, without*
stopping at the wey stations. . ~ , . .. ~ .
A passenger carwill be run from the Hotel to the Inlet.
twenty minutes. '■ •. , '
Hsssler’s Saudi, under the direction of Mr. Simor-
Hassier, has been engaged-for the season. :
Farsona .wishing to
- Proprietors,
. Atlantic City, New Jersey.
N. B.—The Sand- Bar. which last year formed opra>-
site the shore, has entirely disappeared, leaving ths
beach one of the best and safest on the coast, jal-lm
/"'HESTER. COUNTY HOUSE, AT
VLANTIC CITY, K.’ J.—This private BOARDING
HOULE (always-open tor Boarders), is now folly arr
panged for the accommodation of Summer visiters. Tbe
situation is one of-the best on the Island, being in full
view of the Ocean r and near excellent bathing ground:
my3l-2m JACOB KEIM, Proprietor.
nOLUMBM HOUSE, .
\j . CAPE MAT.
This Hotel-Trill he opened June 15. The houseman*
been putin thorough repair, and JJfarly -two.hnndspd
new and BATH HOUSES will he
readyfortheaecommodationof :
Its capacity and each department will be equal, ir nan
superior, to any Hotel Upon Cape Island.^
Birgfeld’a Band has been, secured for Hie season.
Address * GEO. J. BOLTONv.
- Proprietor* '
. Gape Island, N; X, ;
Or J. H;
Merchants * Hotel, Bhila.
in y 26-1 m
pONGBESS HALL, CAPE ISLAND,
\J new JERSEY. ' - ,
This favorite Hotel will be opened forthe recepvion ef
goes®on JBNB FIRST. -
The House has been refurnished and thoroughly reno
vated. 'Writing and Reading Rooms and a TeiegrauV
Office have been Added for the exclusive use of uu
**¥§s? proprietor feels warranted in assuring, the public
that, with the gentlemanly and competent- ofioers me
cured, each department will be conducted to theenttr*
Satisfaction of the most fastidious. *. ; , - ,
, Hassier’s full Band, nnder the personal directlonoi
Hr. MARK BA6SLBR, has been engaged exclusively
will be cheerfully gven, by
addressing : d. F. CAKE,
myMf - Proprietor.
chilled iron safe
again attacked by the queeiela, but eyek
IN LIME BEADY POE: BATTLE.
It is a fact well understood' among sportsmen that a
■bird when hit always flutters ; : aiul If 1 may ho allowed
to apply this rule to the water of the article headed
• ‘ Wllia’a so-called Burglar-Proof Safes Exposed, >' and
published in The Press and-other papers of the 30th nit.,
J should judge he must he badly hit, for he seems in a
terrible nutter: ' '■ He appears much afraid that bankers
as -well as others in this city are. all astray,ana it may be
inferred that his mission. »s to them right, and, no.
doubt, from purely interested motives.. Bat Inaw
propose to take up the points in this article in detail: - v
First. The writer's declarations as to what was sata
.in the Telegraph; ot Aprlllß,lS64. -1 shallnot
the advertisement speaks for itself, and to that 1 refer.
Second. To correetfalse impressions, &e., he offers to
prove to any disinterested person that Lillie’s Safe-can
be broken by a skillful person in less, time, &c.',.thau
any-other Burglar-Proof Safe. .
This is the very thing he has been trying hardtfco do.
for the sast three years, and it would seem, from'his
own admissions, .with very ill success. .; ' c _
Third. He proposes to open any of LVmeis. Safes,
gold in this city or,State, with the duodeagcn-lock, in
six honrg, or-Tws* without much noise, &c. . or forfeit
$lOO in case of failure. ’ Let us suppose for the moment <■
that he can bring to bear sufficient powei'to grind a
hole through Lillie's Safe in six hours, doe&h© presume
to claim that his or any other BuTglaT-Proof'Safe,reme-.
dies the difficulty in any way whatever?- Not at au. .
.Does he offer to place his Safe aloagsideas a-test? not
at all. And the only contingency is, if he fails, he loses
sloo. Now, it is not denied that a hole-may be ground
through chilled iron or hardened, steel, two inches
thick, having time; enough, sufficient the
necessary accessories. But it is claimed, and can be
shown, that Lillie’s Chilled Iron Safe has the hardest
iroa and the greatest thickness; that it requires a much ;
longer time, andamuch greater power to: grind a hole
through it than any other Safe made and sold at ranch
less price, making it impracticable* for a burglar, with the
facilities he. has, to succeed in this way, and that to.
drill through hard chilled iroa, two iuches thick, with
a common drill And ordinary power, is elsaply im
possible, as any disinterested; iron worker- will acr
knowledge. ■ , ■
; Fourth. The writer proposes to enlighten the burglar
as well as the public,, as to the way and manner of
opening Lillie’s Safe.' He says, he simply Saws off the
top of the brass rim; 4this is quite unnecessary; as it is :
fastened by three small screws *,) ha them simply drills
a bole through thadoor over the centre of the dial; and
picks up the combination of the lock and opens the door
—all very sivinte* truly. Very-much like the Paddy’s
wav of catching birds. ; He said it was very easy to
catch birds: '* Just Sprinkle a little salt on their tails,.
and you had them sure.” : So it is with Lillie 5 a Safe.*
Just drill a hole through the door, two inches thick of
hard chilled iron, and tho door may be got open; but the
point practically is, to get the salt on the tail, or .the
hole through the dooT. To say that any lock is secure
when a punch or powder can be applied to its centre, or
working partj is simply absurd; and it is no objection
to the lock to say that a hole in the right place will pick
up the combination.
Fifth; The Ayriter says one of Lillie’s Safes msy he
seen at Evans &Watson’e store, drilled; and the lock
opened, as he proposes to open it, &c,, ,
how suppose for the moment that one of Lillie’s Safes
is found at E. & W, ’3 with one or more holes ground
through the door,'and one of themhappens tobein the
right place to pick up the combination,-what does it
Prove ? Simply that with a hole through the door4he
lock is not secure, and if the combination, could not be ;
picked up,"the punch would destroy the workiugpart of
thelock, dr powder would blow it off, and the Swe
would be opened, either way being equally practicable
Xor the burglar. In view of all the points made in the
writer’s article, what is the conclusion ? , Simply that
a safe must be drill proof to be burglar proof. -
Again, because the writer shows holes through one of
Lillie’s Safe doors does this prove they are not drill
proof? Not at nil; because it is understood that any iron:
or steel may be ground through; but if the writer will
take up his drill and drill a hole through the door inlhe
reader’s presence; this would certainly prove that Safe
. door not drill-proof, but it would not prove that Lillie’s
Safcß are all or generally not drill-proof. That thia
point may be more fully uuderetood, I now ask anv
party interested.to coma to my store,. No. 21-South s
KEVENTH Street, .and bring, along -tbs: best, drill
and the best iron worker m-the city of Philadelphia,
and the party shall hare the privilege of testing a great
number and variety of Safes, and if they are not found
thoroughly and unifornilydrill ; proof,l wM bind myuelf
'to pay the expense of testing ,them and the ex
pense of publishing the result of the examination, that
the Public may have, the henedt of the investigation;
and if any of my patfons choose in this way to test their
own Safes, and it is found they are not thorough y drill
proof, they shall: have a Snfn thafcis, or Iwillrefund
. I would y state, also, that I have juft received due of
Evans & Watson’ smiddie-sized Safes which was opened
and robbed at Gettysburg, Fa. j last summer, by: the
rebels, (I am informed in less than five rainuies,) by .
cutting out a panel in the top of the Safewith an old
‘ axe, not disturbing the lock in: the least; and this is a
modern Safe which the writer now offers as amercantilo
safe and an improvement to the; sample of Lillie’s Safe 1
which he has oh exhibition. Fartiesinterested are par
ticularly requested to examine this Safe, that the 05m
par&tivemerits may • •■■ -MritCKr
£Sur rf £^ : . ’s Safe with IJWh, giving.one-half ad
vantage in time and labor.- Did he respond?..-Not at all.
Audi now say that one orLilliofe.and one of.-E vans
• Watson’s Mercantile or Bank Safes shall bo selected
from those now in use •of similar cost. aad
character, and a respectable sum shall be pledged that, ,
with the same means and the same amount of iaboxv
Lillie, or his agent, shall drill or grind through E. «;
W. ’sfeafe in one-third the rime that the I^ ri f. or his
asent, shall drill or grind through Lillie’s. Bat to give
a S safe-maker six hours, with unlimited power and
labor to grind a hole through a\Safe-door, is simply ;
nrenorierSsv But when the writer is disposed to,have;
ti«SfS?ly tested by the . side of Lillie Vhis success
throne* tBeSoW into the lock is fatal. The door must
be of sufficient strength and thickness to keldtkelock
innoßition* and the lock so attached to the door that it
cannotbe driven or forcedwtih.a jack-screw from Hs
position The lock must be so constructed that itt.au-
Sot bS picked by the micrometer or any other ap-
surface of the Safe should be entirely Tree
from wrought iron; There should not be even a rivet
that any cuttiugimplement can ©fleet; but the wrought
iron should be on the iuuer,surface to sustain the
chilled Ivon on the outer. All these advantages Lillie s
Chilled Iron Safe possesses thoroughly anu substau
tiaHvi and all parties interested are particularly re-
IJu Jed to call at my Depot
:•: - • mo. si south seventh street; ■
■p s —Since writiugthe above I notice in t Sunday
Dispatch of the sth June the writer’s' second edition,
apparently corrected and enlarged, which will be an.
swed iu Its order and in toiHrne. SAPLEK , Ag , nt; _
S. r. CHASE,
' Secretary of tire Treasury.
IW3W PUBI.I CATIONS.
SUMMER RESORTS.
T EAMY ’ S CLOTHING HALL, No. 830
Jj MAHKBTSWet. GENTS' FINE CLOTHING. V
• Loamy'*, So.'» M“^^ BMoraW e Clothii*/
order;
Leamy'e, Ho. 838 MarkeUtreet. jBckets .
Xoamy'e. No.’ SW Market Cassimore Suits. ;
Leamy'e, Ho. 536 3 ““ rll f 0 » t s r ?^ t cassimere Sttlta.
:»^^*£ , iSUKSs A «* km*.
Kottdi - maa jVflt 6 n tliMY^ nr -
No. 836 MAKKET Streot, _
First obor below NiatU street.
"PURETALK OIL SOAP.—THIS SOAP
Jtf i 8 made of pure, fres'h’Palm 011, aml is entirely a
vegetable Soap; more suitable for loUetnsethau those
made from animal fats. In boxes of one dozen cakes,
foc Bpcrlo,. fcSON, _
No 116 MAItGAUETFA Street; bolwoen Front and
Second, above . - jeB>6m^
T> ESIDUU3I —100 BARRELS NOWEE-
X\i CEIYING For sale by EDW? H;. ROWLEY, IS
South DELAW ABE Avenue. _ A* 6 '-* 1
MACHINBEY 018.—50 BAKBJfiiIS
ifjafo ■ nUXwmj&* i ±
T’IF’RROT'fS OF TASTS AND KiNOW
of IVOR Y.TY RES are made, rGo early* - u ”
T^.MER^CoSpnOTOTOAf^Ioo?^
WANTS.
WASTED—A YOUTH OP 16 TO 18
TV YEARS of ag*, to assist in a WHOLESALE
GROOERY HOT'SE, Must ha correct at fibres. Ad
dren* Box 2914, DhDaflolpbia P. O, It*
WASTED IMMEDIATELY—A
II ttiorongtily practical business Mao, competent to
snperintend the development and working of a large
Oil property,ln Warren county.
To a suitable person a good salary Will bo given.
Apply, In .Piwon, THIS EVENING, between. 7 and t.)
o’clock, at grYiUBSBAI.T, Street. It
WANTED TO PUBOIIASE-AN IN-
If TEIIESPin it WHOLESALE BlluG-HOUSE. Ad--
d rofis 4 1 Drugs,*' Bon V. O- _
WANTEDi-A LAD ABOUT 16
I > years of age lifif FCOTAKDINO HVjCSB. Ad
irew Box 009 P. O.: .. ; jell-2t«
WANTED-BM, & YOUNG MAN
* * well known by tita BOCK TRADE, a
positisis io a good honfce in ef the Wast orworth
wcst. Address, for oaeVoek,* "Sorthwest, ’ * Press
0f1k0... - .w - jeSKfc*
WANTED-BY A:M ELDERLY -MAN
If- a situation aip C.'ollecto« .Atfcnt, or Br.ok
keeper. Reference—tbe- Firm witfpwho.m ho is at f.fe
sent engage, Address « *R J,, >» ljp»2DQO P. 0. jeQ-^*
WANTED—BY r IHS lm OE JULY,
V aa experienced flr?it-dHHFi Ssllecrnaw, one that earn
iYifluGßce near country tra-le; -in a' Jolting, Hosiery,
Addre-as'BOjc 2255*, FhiladoJphia
Post Oftlce. - - -fmist
WAITED—A PERSON THCHIOUGH
rI LY competent in all res.-jtitts to solicit advertise-
Jnenttf to* pnlillenMon to he di rtributed in tb, country.
Address B. M., Prexs Office. je4*2t*
iWAHTBB—AS CLBBKr IS/fcUW
*» . TER’S Office,an IntcUigenSahd jesroaffibieLAD.
To oaeofthe proper stamp adecrrahle Stfcmltae, with
a inod'erate compensation, is ofForod.v
Address,-in hand writing - , with, ■'reference;- M Attor
ney, ’ r at tins Office. . : je4-2t*
W&NTED-A. BOY IN A 3 W®OEE
t f SMJE Dry Goods Store, to learff the business. Ad
dress Bean 252£ Post Office, in handwriting of. appli
cant. ... jejtgt*
tO nOfV~ A. MEMBER OFTGEPHiIL
AOELPHIA BAR, desiring* more active
life, would'libe an interest,in. some Establishment; En*
i tei prise, or'Company requiring the sorviebs of adreeoi,
‘ calculating,, energetic BUSINGS MAK!* Addresa-J-d B.
f:E>yNOT.fia. T*oVt Office. _&***'
: rthftA A MONTH!—I WANT^SBERTH
< «6 v/v/ ats«9 a month.expeoafls Paid, to sell my KVEK
i LASTING PENCILS, OMENTAL. BUHNERS,'and. IS
■> other articles. Fifteen circulars twlfrx; Address
i ftpSO-d&wSm JOHN F. LORD, BldAefonl. Marne.
) CAVALRY HORSES WANTHD.
V?AR DEPART3BNT,;
CAVALET UfcSßAff,
GfPTCB OP.CHrUF QtTARTBTKtASTKB,.
Washinotos, B. 0., IdaylS, 1563?
' THREE THOUSAND (3,000) HORSES iVJNTEI), 1
ORE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FIVE (*KS) 1 BOS
LANS per
delivered ■within the next thirty (SO) days at the Go
vernment stables at Giesboro, D.C. .• •
Said Horses to be sound m all particulars, notleee
than five (5) nor more than nine (0) years old-; from fif
teen to sixteen bands high, fall in flesh,.compactly
hnilt,. bridle-wise, and of size sufficient for cavalry
Pl These S "specifications will he strictly adhered- to-aon?*
rlgidlv enforced in every particular.
Payment-made on delivery of seven (7) aud/over.
- JAMES A.* EKIN’,
niyai-lro Lt. Col. & 0.. Q. M. Cavalry Bureau,
BOARDIJVO.
TBOARD. —TWO OOMMUNIOATING
Booms vacant,. No. 1315 WALNUT Street. je3-6t*
TOOAKDING, AT A PLEA SANT FARM
O House, in Choster county, 36 miles Irom.tltC'Oity,
S pw particulars,. ill at No. 38 North SIXTEENTH
Street; on Monday*.June 6th. .... je2-4t
*P OARDIKGr—TWO CHOICE; BOOMS
X) yacant in a few days, at 14:0/5 WADNUT Street.
Also, two on second floor, with private bath rooms.
je2-6t» •:. •• _
pOUNTRY BOARD.— FOURDESTUE-
Iv' MEN can 1)0 accommodated with two fine Roams,
vcitb partial Board, in a private family, atjopt 12
miles from the city. Accessible'hourly oy steamboats
and cars. Good'fishing and boating. Address-. M.»
at the office oftbispaper. je&-2t
FOR SAFE AND TOrFET.
nOAL YARD 'FOR SAEB,; NINTH
street(93s), above POPLAR, haTing.every facility
for doing a large bnsiaess, j»y3l-6t*
T7O R BALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
JC CITY PROPERTY OR MERCHftND-ISB, 4 vfdna-
We tOTS Attantio Cit feEGE N , TowsEND _
123JS Sontit POPBTH Street.
Mrare change for the coal
BUSINESS. For Sale-Property (935) North
NINTH Street, above Poplar. Capacity, for doing-a
large business. Immediate possession given jeo-fat*
m. FOR SALE —A DESIRABLE;
JctConntry Besidence, two Ejjiares from Tioga JSta-,
tion, Germantown KaUroad. Apply to T. L. LITTLE*.
FIELD, on the premises. jeo-ot*'-
T 0 REN T A FIRST-CLASS'.
JesSTOKE, No. 63) ARCH .Street, below Seventh ; B re.
stories high by ISO feet in daptn, now occupied By ■ Vito
Viti. Possession can besSyon immediately. Appiyvto
-MATTHEW NEWKIKK ofilce No. 320 WAtrNUT-
Street. •-■ - v -r- ' - ■ !
rrc RE N T.—MRST FLOOR ANB
Jb Basement, No. 4 North FIFTH Street, famtireoa
promises. • jeo?3fc*
|g TO LEX-—COTTA:GE' i & IT
ATLANTIC CITY, ...
CAPE MAT, >
MARCUS n©OK,
BURLINGTON,
FftANKFORD, *
LINE LEXINGTON; .
GERMANTOWN,
ABiNGTON, Ac., Ac.
GEO. N. TOW.NSENDs & CO.,
123% South FOURTH Street,
m ."lOR SALE: ANnEXpHANGE.—A
large number of forma in : the adjoining counties
convenient to the city - Also, a larga number m the
States of Kerr Jersey, Delaware, and Maryland.
Persons wishing to purchase firat-crase Farms, either
for an investment or for their own .use, would do well
to call and examine znr register of-forms beforeparcha
sing elsewhere. Apply to . - JtSSE!^*;
j e f$ ' WALNUT-Stree*.
Aw Foil SALfb-A. GRAY HOUSE.
Inquire of J. B. MILLER,
:: je4-3t* N. E, cor.TTONTISTB and PINE Streets.
ffW FOB SALS —A; YALBABLE
■djcSA- SADDLE HORSE, sorrel, sixteen, hands high,
seven vearsold. In'every way suitable for a mounted
officer? Can be seen at the STABLES, RACE Street,
above Eleventh. > - - : • je4-2t*
FOB SALE—A PAIB OF SPLEH
did CARRIAGE HORSES-one. Bay Horse
coming five, at d GrayHsix years old, sound and gentle:
bay a good Saddle Horse. Also, a double set HAR
NESS, made by Phillips, nearly new, not been used a
dozen times, covered and mounted in gilt. Also,- a roar-.
eeated . WATTSON CARBIAGE, , u
with winter front, as good as new, altogether aflsplen
didturnout. Will be sold together. Price, $1,600.
■. = ALSO, . - •. s••
A handsome long tail BAY seven years
old, kind and gentle, a good Saddle Horse. Also, a
single set of HARNESS. Sold together. Price, ;$m
The property of a gentleman declining to keep horses.
Address ‘ * Box 119, ” Philadelphia P. 0. . je3-3t*
EDUCATIONS.
PRACTICAL EDUCATION FOB THE
TIMES.—Young Men about engaging in’busin,es» for.
themselves,or who desire that thorough practical train
ing which will insure them lucrative situations, cau
make no better investment than the small expenditure
of time'and montv requisite to obtain a course of m-
KreSoii at THMQtJAKEB[OirS BUSINESS COLLEGE.
TENTH and CHESTNUT Streets. :- . : ■ .
Circulars and an Illustrated. Cojopendraiji, showina
complete Interior views ol the Institution, can be had
ou application. .- •„v : ". - •; ■■ .• ■ 1 ' lt*3>
COPABTJfEBSiOPS.
xroTicE— I the Subscriber;s
XY : have this day entered into partnership for-the term
of one year, for the manufacturing of Military Accoutre
ments and other leather work, under the name and firm
of A. A. - GILBERT & CO. ‘
0 ■ - ALFRED A. GILBERT,
1 JOSEPH-T., BACfCALAN,-
V. WILLIAM--A. MATTHEWS.
Philadelphia, Hay 20,1564. je6-3t*
TYLSSOLTJTION. —THE COPARTNER.
A-' SHIP existing between the subscribers, under the
name and style of BROOKS, SCOTT, & CO. , is this
day diasolved by mutual p BBOOKS>
JAS. W. T. SCOTT.
Philadelphia, May 31,1£64.
COPARTNERSHIP.
The undersigned have this da* formed a Copartner
ship for the transaction of the DR’S-GOODS COMMIS
SION at 100 CHESTNUT Street, Philadel
phia, under the name and style of BROOKS. SCOTT, &
GRATZ, edw. d. brooks,
JAS. W. T. SCOTT,
EDW; GRATZ, Jr.
JtTXE 1, 1864? , : ; ; je3-6t-m3t tirldijyls
CLOTHIN6.
j
~ Pop«lar(;JotblngHonse, Sixth _
anJ Market streets. . The »0- ,
t>le have found out. to their
irreat Batisfacvion.that there is
a place where a good article of ,
Clothing, cut and
carefully made, can Jbe had at
a moderate price: : wanama
' ker & Brown have, byfar,the
largos!' stock of REAR J&EVF
:-s^lbs"fhbsh.-thisBba.-.-\,
V. SOS’S MAKE, of Fashionable ...»
Clothing, to he found in this
: ! city, which they are selling,
in immense Quantities, and at
low prices for the times.
siXT^and'MARKET Streets.
- •'The name.
V?AKAMAIiER A BHOWK.
CLOTHIKG.
ap22-mws2mif
ffIIUNEBI GOODS.
MISS M. A. BAKER,
Ug, No 1346CHBSTNBT STREET,
Haao Esf s ,i Mffi?.fsr alof
aplS-Sm* . For the Spring and Summer or 1664.
TTNITED states patent office,
U Washington, May 31, 1864.—'0n the petition .of
JOHN H. TOWNE, of Philadelphia, Penusyl rauui,
praying for the extension of a patent granted to mm, on,
the Sd day of September, 1S«, for improvements in the
Direct Action Steam Hammer, for seven years from the
expiration of said patent, which takes place on| the
3d day of SEPTETtIBETt, 166-1-it is ordered tliftt the said
petition ho heard at the Patent Office. on MONDAY, the
fed day of September next, at 12 o'clock M.; and ail
persons are notified to appear and show canse, if_any
they have, why said petition onghtnot to be granted., x
Persons opposing the extension are reonlred to file in
the Patent Office their oluections, specially set forth in
writing, at least Twenty days before the day of hear
ing r all testimony filed by either party to he nsed at the
o “The P tMt l im°o lny 1 ny in the case . will be A® s 5| h r |n|d
day of August next; depositions and otherpapei tsni lien
if any.
(7/ifontcl«i iWsebingtoii, three successive
to he at least sixty
dayepievioiis to the day or bei g i : n jy HOLLOWAY,
Coaimtseiotter of Patents.
-nonTRAITS.—NONE MORE ACCU
i rats tianMfo-slze PHOTOGRAPHS, and when co
i Srtiattc manner, in: oil colors, are incora
naraWe “ Li ™ SeiME'k’S specimens, 634 AKCH
Street. ' J iiL—
~3j£T GBEEN TURTLE SOUP
BArvad THIS DAY. June 6, hy ...
JAMES GROSSER, SOS MARKET Street.
TURTLE AND CLAM SOUP
served up DAILY (SuaJayj ex^lo|) 0 lg ßß^
TTEATON &DENCEXA, HABDWARB
Xl COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SOT COMMKKCI
and BJO NORTH Street;, offer for sale
Anchor Brand Sails; %n>onth t-mV .
W. & S, Butcher’s CftstSteel
Puluam’B Horse Njdlst Locke Slides.
fonnsr. BnB6i wdITOD wiWlvOttODyt™#, ,
il, S? aflil aSottoaul of American H&rdwMe. feMudl
AMUSEMENTS.
EVENT OF THE SEASON.
A PRESENT FOR EVERYBODY.
GREAT GIFT.
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS.
A.T THE *
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
TENTH AND CHESTNUT STREETS,
ON
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, And SATURDAY EVENINGS,
June 9th/10tli, and lltli, 1864.
tszrh PORTION OF THE PROCEEDS will he dona
ted To the U. S. CHRISTIAN COMMISSION.
Notice the main features of this enterprise.
BOTH HALLS ENGAGED FOR THE PURPOSE.
One for flu
DISPLAY OF GOODS,
SALK OF TICKETS,
. AND DISTRIBUTION OF PRESENTS.
TfiS'ptlier
(LMGE 1155 J.) von THE EKTEBTAISTafEJTO.
The Presents consist of
PIANOS,
W/trCHES, ..
SrtVEBWARE,
.. _ ' , JEWELRY#
And many other?ftlnab7e articles.
EVER 1T PURCHASES OF A TICKET
Will receive one .of the
STI-ENDm PR-2SEJTTS’
AT THH TfME OF PURCHASiNG.
No preseats of lees value than
_ <?ST£ DOLLAI?,
, AT TUH
Usr&S Retail Prices,
Vfill .be dhrtribnted.
All the
AVAILABLE talent IN TSECITT
lea s beer engaged for tbs’entertainment.
Ibe pnblicare invited !ft call and view the goo&-t»‘b<?*
on and after ,
~ * . .MONDAY MOSKFNG, JUNK oth, v
At which timer .
TIEE SALK*OF TICKETS
DISTRIBUTiO#OF PRESENTS
Wiitj commence*.
: commence on
-THUIUDAY.EVESItfG, JUNEStn,
jrv .At SJ£ O’ctOOb,
Overture hv '
. BIRGFELD-S CELEBRATED BAITD.
TICKETS,’
ENTITLING TO APPHESENT,
•• AND '•
ADMSSION TO THE EB&ESTAIffMENT.
ONE DOLLAR
_T.o he had only at the Hall
LBOJJfAKJ) UROVEk. .. .......manages
(Aisotjf Clover's theatre, Waafriegton, D, C.) .■*
,B C “ th E a-
.■• ; -THIS<Wond&T)'BTnBNnr6fjm»m,'iSW.
the Grand Fairy SpeetSe&of the
/SEVEZT SISTERS;:
' Or,-the PJrtb of Cnpid fca ihe
•' -BOwEirOF-Ffißlfg/. •
produced aftersix weeks of preparation, with new and
B.'L; Strong-and S. Smith:
• superior coetcnes byJHrg>Kicfe'eracd^assistants; ele
gant aippoianr.ents of macbineiy, properties, &c.» by
Messrs. Straiiarr. of Phiiaibflphia,- and
Grass, of Washington, and assistants.
HASTY 3S3W-FAnES'AI)I>ED ; TO TH’E'fifOMPAHT.
. • - FORTY YOITKG: LADygS ; '
in a Grand ?2duaTe March and DriiS,- irn full Zoaara
Costume.
‘ _TW£NTYYOI7NG'LAI?22S-‘
in a grand Garland Dance.
Tbewboleundertbe direction cf the poptriarcomediaa.
J E.. mcdonough, .
i:n mhtb : provokTYg: character of
MKS. rLUiyt’*
THE KEW LOCAL‘SCENES
embrace objects on Chestnut street, and
in other partst of the city—the* GaHeryv of Fine Arts,
Great Sanitary Fair, Principal* Hotels? Stores* Ac. la
the lasi crand-seene.
THE BIETHIOF CUPID IN THE BOWER: OF FERNjS.
beyond doubt-the most gorgeously bfaattfal spectaclo
ever witnessed in America, thb Srage-ds covered with
Mirrors ofimmense s«e, costing upwards of *3,000.
Pirßt appearance in PbUadolphia of
M’LLE MEDIA,.
Premier Danseuse from the-'PrmeiiaT Baropean
; Theatres.
PRICES OF ADMISSION,
DressCimls.or Parquet..... —— Jsocents.
Family Circle--. ..-...—.-....25 cents.
Orchestra. Seats. • .75 cents.
Six of fehe-Front Benches ar&.onlyreservedas Orches
tra Seats. No extra charge fonsecnringi.
TV/TBS: JOHK .DBEWS- HEW ABCH
ATX STREET THEATRE. ' '
FIFTH WEEK OP IgtAlfK DREW.
BENEFIT OP MR. MARLO-W.
TO-NIGHT. MONDAY,, June- fv 1851,
THE OLDiGUARDi
Haversack-.. •***♦••» - .
Tobe.foHowed by the consedy of »
A PEETTT"PISOE OP BUSINESS.
Walcot, Jr.
Dohsoa.>-«-‘-«» .......... Mrs. C. Walcot, Jr.
: After.wMeh TCT.raiSKBIOHV.
Tim-M0re....................v........... ....Frank Brew.
To eoncladAwifeh ALADDIN.
The-Widow Twankey-
WALK'DT-S^TBEET THEATRE:—
rf- SUMMER SEASON.
ENGAGEMENT' EXTRAORDINARY.
Pe-erfKaeement of ibe-aftle, young, versatile Ac trass,,
LUCILLE WESTERN, LUCILLEE WESTERN.
Who:-assisted By MR. W. H. WH ALLEY, ;
And the entire-Company, -will appear on
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVEN ENGS. Jane 6th. and 7th*..
in LYNNS, OR THE ELOPEMENT.
I—'
Archibald Carlisle-. .......Mr, W. H. WBADLSY.
T\AN RICE’S .GREAT SHOW, HOW
J-' open, for one week only, on the
- ACADEMY OF MUSIC LOT,
JUNE 6, ISM.
Performance every afternoon and evening, oommenc--
ing at 2 o’clock and S o’clock. Doors open.,half su*
hoar earlier.
This immense Troupe is under the direction of DAM
RICE in parson, with the co-operation of'Mrs. DAIC
RICE, assisted by the eminent American.Bqnemes*.
Prof, S. ft. STOKES and Lady, and by the famous Eng
lish Animal Tutor, Mr. HENRY COOKE, with his
troupe of EDUCATED DOGS and MONKEYS, from Paris
and London.
Mr. Rice will introduce the blind talking horse EX
CELSIOR, Jr., the wonder of the world:.also' the.CO
MTC MULES, and the great Rocky Mountain-BUFFALO,
all trained by the Prince of Humorists*. Dan Rice.
Admission only 25 cents *, Reserved. Seats, 50 cents.
Remember, one week only. . ieS-6t
■\FOW OPE N—THE FORTY-FIRST
A" ANNUAL EXHIBITION OR PAINTINGS AND
SCULPTURE, at the PENNSYLVANIA ACABEMY Or
THE PINE ARTS, CHESTNUT Street, above Tenth.
Open from 9 A M. till 7P. M., and from Still 10 in the
evening. ; - - . • 'spSO-tf
LEGAL*
tk the court for thk
A CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of Mrs. ELIZABETH D. READ, Deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the first account of HENRY WHARTON and
SARAH-PETIT, executors of the last will and testa
ment of. Mrs. E.v D; Read, deceased, and to make-dis
tribution of the balance in the hands of the acouctants,
will meet the parties interested for the purpose* of bis
appointment, on MONDAY, June 20th, 3864, at 4 o’clock
PM., at his ofice. No. 15a South FOURTH Street, La
the city of Philadelphia.
JeS-mwfSt- ;& SPENCER MILLER, Auditor,
rST THE COURT OF COMMON FLEAS
FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADEL
PHIA. ,
; NOTICE TO CREDITORS.—Take notice that I hay®
•applied to the Court of Comifiou Pleas of Philadelphia
Scity and county, for the benefit of the several acts oT
Assembly of the Commonwealth in relation to insolvent
debtors, and that the said Court have fixed the 20th.
day of June, A. D IS&i, at 10 o’clock A. M. for the
bearing-of my petition, at their Court Room, in the
State House building, CHESTNUT Street, between
Fifth, and Sixth streets.
■ ABRAHAM MYERS, Civil Engineer,
5e6-mwf6t* Residing No. 3319 COATES Street.
F THE ORPHANS’ COTTRTFOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of ANDBEW McBRIDE, deceased.
The Auditor appointed hr the Con rt to audit,settle and
adjustilie account of MARTHAMcBRIDE,-Aaminisira
trixof the estate of ANDREW McBRIDE, dec’d, and to
report distribution of the balance in the hands of the
accountant, frill meet the parties interested for the pur
poses of his appointment, on MONDAY,* JUNE 20th, ISS4.
nt3K o’clock P. M-» at his: office. No, 266 S. THIBJ>
Street, Is the JoireS(
Auditor,
je6-rrrwf
INSURANCE.
jJAVE YOU PROVIDED FOR Y£UB
FAMILY AN INSURANCE ON YOCB LIFE!
II 0 M E
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY;
MUTUAL,
■WITH AS AMPLE GASH CAPITAL.
WALTER S. GRIFFITH, Pbbsidest.
G. C. KiriiET, Sec.
William j. Coffin, Actuary.
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES:
Hon. William Strong; Rev. Matthew Simpson,D, D„
Bishop of 31. E. Church; Rev, Albert Barnes, D. D.;
Rev. James M. Crowell;Thomas Bomns, Esq.; Lewi*
R. Ashuxst, Esq.: Samuel Welsh, Esq.; James Dunlap*
Esq.: W. R. Leejee, Esq.; -John Bice, Esq.; Charles
Humphreys, Esq.; Johnß. Austin. Esq.jS. '
Esq.;C. fi. Mount. Esq.; Samuel^ -jaS&r, Messrs. .
Johnß. 4 Co.;,Jwitt
W._Cl^tA J 'orrßenjaiflin Bullock & Sons; Wm. T S.JI
Alfred Martfen; George_,B. Beese, Son, & Co.; J. B.
McCreary & Co.; George Cookman & Co.; 3>; •B. K&t*-
sbaw & Co.; Kay & Brother. \
JOHN H. PACKARD, M. D.,
- - Medicai* Examines, •
No. 1225 SPRUCE STREET, • , _
In attendance at Agent’s Office daily from 1 to a r .m.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE,
COKSEK FOURTH AND LIBRARY STREETS.
B. K. FjSLER, AGENT.
apLimrfSm
WEST JERSEY
-RAILROAD LINES:
' CHANGE OR TIME, COMMENCING
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, ISM.
From WALNUT-STREET PIER.for CAPE MAY,
At 6 A.M. and3.S»P.;M. m far
For Salem, Bridgeton, &0., 8 A. M., 4 P. M.
G 1 aesLoio,6A.M.,S A.M.,3.50P.M., 4 PjM. >of-'i
bury.. Gloucester,'&c,, at. 6 A. M,, 9 A. M.. li A. m.,
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A. M., 1.59 P. M - TOAINS ARE DDE. s : ~ :.
s» p.' m: lS!£:
messfero lc B.IS auilO A. *1.30 and 9.30 P.M.
From Woodlmry, &c., 7.50, S.ICTo A. M„ 3.30, 5.45,
““tIib'we'ST'JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY. Office*
WALNUT Street, LUDLOW FLEMING, Agent, win
call for and deliver Buggage, and attend to all the usual
branches of MAY. ' :
TIJBEE DAILY TRAILS will be ran each way durian
r.fg'O FOB ALBANY AN O T ROY
_\?TA DELAWARE AND BARITAIf*
H.fppy return.
"'■ 30.1 S. DELAWARE ATtmuo.
BBGUIjAR steam, link
.gljnS FOR HARTFORD. -The steamer MARS.
SS?S“,S®pSISS#
Avenue, oroa the.wfcarf. je4-»
r*esQ LADIES TRXJSS AND BRA.O*
V^^-r^STOEE—Conducted bj ladies. TWEIJTIi.
StreeffSrst door below Race. ,^ v ® r J v art *p® tP InriL
UttA ftfAiniiLt &nd correct In m&ke. ■> v. a. NEB**
accuracy insured. ayyanw;
ww MONET TO ANY AMOUNT
Hf\ T.rtANEDnpon Diamonds, Watches!; Jewel-
A AHr rate. Clothing. te., at. JOHBsV, QO£»
V V o'il EstaMißhed Roan Ofiw, comer .THIM,
and GASKIU. Streets, below Lombard. aoll-SmU.)
•Mr. Marlow.,
•Frank Draw.
I. H. FBOTHINQHAM, TttBAKL