The press., June 13, 1864, Image 3

Vine streets, on Tuesday afternoon, 14th lust., at 2
o’clock. **
CAVE.—On Friday, 10tl« Inst., Sarah TT., widow of the
late Thomas Cave, in the 70th year of hor ago.
The male friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral, from her late residence, No. 1517 Walnut
street, on Monday next at 8 o’clock I*. sf. **
HUNTER.— On tho 10th instant, Miss Amanda 31.
Banter,
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
. attend hf r funeral, from the residence of her slater. Mrs. -
Martha Greer, No. 42 South Nineteenth street, on 31on«
day afternoon at 5 o’clock, without further notice. **
ATKINSON. —Junefith, IsaacS. Atkinson, Sr., in his
66th year.
The relative* and male frionds of tho family, and the
sncmberH of Gen. Jlarrlson Lodge, No. 133. I. tv 0. F.,
• are invited to attend the funoral, from his late resi
dence, No. 215 Sprucestreet, on 3touday,' June 13th, at 2
y. nr. -. *
GREEN. —On tho 10m lost., Win M. Green, in the
* 65th year of his ago.
The relatives and frionds of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late rnsi- ,
dunce, No. 824 Norih Tenth street, ou aiomlay afternoon
next, Juuo 13th, at 2 o’clock. Interment at Woodland ;
Cemetery.
TV HITA KBR.—On Friday evening, the I(HU Inst.,
Sarah, wife of James Whitaker, iu the 75th year. of her
Age.
/The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend hor funeral from the residence of
husband. No, 1700 Wallace street, on Tuesday
morning, atlOo'clock, wlthom further notice, ■***
HAMLIN,—In West Chester, on theBth iu«t:, Catha
rine, widow of 1. Hamlin, formerly of Reading, Pa.,
in the 75th year of her Ago.
The friends of tho family are invited to attend the
funeral, from her late residence, 65 BoulUChurch Btreot,
'West Chester, on Monday, the 13th inst., at 9 o’clock,
A. M. Carriages will bo in attendance at the Depot,
‘Thirty-first st, and Market, athalf-pasttwelveo’clock, 1
I\ 31., to proceed to Laurel Hill. **
TREK w!TH,—On thellth Just., Miss Mary A. Treu-
TTith.ased 23year*. Services.at her mottmrs residence,
d 26 Lombard street, Tuesday Jmtell, at IQ A. 31. .♦
T>LACK, ALPACAS AND GLOSSY
mohairs. ■
Black Alpacas, all qualities.
Black Alpacas, bombazine finish.
Black Alpacas, very glassy.
Black Bombazines, Lupin’s make.
Black Bombazines, for summer wear, r
Black English Bombazines.
Black Tauiises, Lupin es make.
Black English Crape and Veils.
Black English Crape Collars and Sleeves.
Black ana while Lawns. Ginghams. Chintzes. Jrc.
BESSON & SON^MournmgStore,
No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
' "DLACK CRAPE SIARETZ, GRENA
k •*-' DIKES, CHALY.
'• Black Crape Maretz. ; . Black Crape Maratx,
\ Black Tamartines. Black Tamartines.
| Black Tammatans. . Black Tamioatans.
i Black Bategoa Bbck Bareges’
Black Barege nernani. . Black Barege Hernanl.
1 Black Byzantines. . Black Byzantines.
1 Black Tanmartanea. Black Taraartaaee.
i Black Silk Grenadines- Black Silk Grenadines.
• Black Florentines. Black Florentines.
1 Black Silk CliallSes. Black Silk ChaUles.
i Black Foulard Silks, Lawns, &c
BESSON & SON, Mourning Store,
j je!o-3t , ' No. 018 CHESTNUT Street.
DLACK BAREGE SHAWLS; >,
K Black Barejreftltawls,-wool fringes.
1 Slack Barege Shawls, crape bound.
1 Black Barege Shawls, piping, &c.
I Barege Shawls.
I Black Grenadine Barege Shawls, silk fringes.
i Black Crape Maretz Shawls.
Black Silk Grenadine Shawls.
Black Camel’s Batr Barege Long Shawls.
Black Moussline de Laine Shawls.
Black Cashmere ShawUJi
jSkickThibet Showls: ■ -r
BESSON & RON, Mourning Store.
5 10-3 t . No. 9XB CHESTNUT Street.
jAlosst black silks.— just re-
CEIVED. m
One case of Lyons Taffetas.
B 5 inehes wiue Lyons Taffetas, $1.75.
ki inches wide Lyons Taffetas, $!.57>»,
}5 inches wide Lyons Taffetas, $2.
S inches wide Lyons Taffetas, $2.50,
T ALSO,
iloult de Soles, Gros Grains, Tallies, &c.
\ BESSON & SON, Mourning Store,
No. 918 CHESTNUT Street. _
TR3ACK HOUSSELINE PE LA.IHES,
single widths.
JU-wool MousscHnes. doable widths.
Uwool MoaeseHnes, two yards wide. „
■ BESSON & SON, atonralnffStore,
No, 918 CHESTNDT Street.
17XTRA ATTENTION TO STRAN'
JUi GERS DURING the sanitary fair.
\ Full stock of FANCY GOODS.
' Full Sock of STAPLE GOODS.
Full stock of SUMMER SHAWLS.
Full stock of BLACK SILK|A. & . l aSDEIiIii ,
400 AKtiH Street.
ira* >ATH>SAIiUMO> arrjGXEOU
TIVE COMMITTEE.—a ineetiair of the Commit
tee will ho hold THIS (Monday) AFTERNOON, June
13th, at Hopkins’ Hotel, N0. '416 LIBRARY Street, at
. Business of great importance. .
JAMES FREEBORN, President.
JOHN J. FRANKLIN, U Pcr «taries a
HENRY B, GARDINER, f Secretaues ’ It
UMTEI) STATES SANITARY
COMMISSION. .
CASH RECEIPTS.
*X<mng Ladies 5 Soldiers* Aid Society, Buux- • . • -
utawuey, Jefferson county. Pa... $63 00
Male School, Mo. 2. Chamberaburg, Pa., per
McClure & Stoner..• 2 60
CWbuabua Lodge, Mo. 317, I. O. of 0. F., of
Wrigbtsyille, Pa., per James Herr Snutu,
Secretary
J. J, I). .'Chester county. Pa,
Miss Margaret Shippen.
Previously reported *
......5133,666 83
CALEB COPE, Treasurer.
Total.
It
THE LADIES* COMMITTEE ON
®2Ey Musical Entertainments, Instrnraentsrand Mu
sic, acknowledge the following contributions, for the
benefit of the Sanitary Commission, to June 9th:
Concert at tiie Foyer of the Academy of Music,
given by Miss Houston, Miss De Salines, and .
Mr. F. H. Williams *• v • • W
Concert at house of Mrs. M. 2OO 00
Concert at Handel and Haydn Hall, underau
spices or Mrs. Oatheimer, Eobt. B. Cose, and
John«H: Haught0n........<37
Concert at bouse of Mrs. Tevsa. ISI 00
’Familyconcert in West Chester-*********.**.-. ■2O CKS
Three private musical entertainments in West
Chester filgO
Concert at house of Mrs. Blais.-...**........... 102 00
ConcertbyCarlWol/sohn.atFoyerof Academy, 190 00
Concert by Mr. Pri5m........................ S 3 00
Concert by Germauia 50ciety.........j-i.-*•••• *3 5S
Concert at Chestnut Hill (Mower). Hospital, ,M 0 40
Schoemaker & Co., piano -forte.-valued at-....? 600 00
Conrad Meyer, piano forte, valued at....*•*•** 4Q® ®0
William Cameron, piano forte cover,valued at 50 00
Miss Annie Hooper, accord eon, valued at 20 00.
Lee & Walker, music, valued at........ ....*••• 409 03
Klemm & Brother, violins, valued at.... , 20 00
Miss Peters, line old violin, valued at.......... SO 00
Mr. Dttmmig; violin, valued at SO 00
It* Total to Juno 9th
THE CITIZENS’ VOLUNTEER'
-I3E? HOSPITAL ASOCIATION, BROAD and PRIME
Streets, take pleasure in acknowledging tie following
donations: _
Tranklin Firelusurance Co*** ....$lOO DO
Jnsoranco Company of Pennsylvania*.* 50 00
S, J...., 200 00
G. V?. Robinson.»»*••... »«•••►•*«**. «.• *** •. 1 00
Major william Brooke, Pottsgrove, Montgome
ry c0univ,.,,,,.,........................... 2000
11. 6 00
*rhomas Watson, 6 00
Proceeds of; Fair at 1619 Summer street, by
Aobty and Liana5iaxic0ck...................... - 4 00
A. B.Branciscns. 10 00
Proceeds of Fair by Miss Jennie Broes
BobestH.
Ladies'Soldiers’ Aid of St. Antre\r’sChurch,l2flan-
SieUhirts, 9Khirts» cQllars, oldmnj\in, & c .
Ladies' Aid Society of St. Paul's j>. E. Church, 32
yon ad 8 tea, cinnamon, nutmegs, cloves, and crackers;
£8 pounds castile soaps, &c., 2 jars pick\es, 24 pounds
and 1 bos soda biscuit, 13 pads, 37 arm slings, 2 hams,
10 pounds cheese, 6 bottles liquors, 6 bottles cologne,
dried beef, 23 hats, mosquito netting, &c. ;
SewingCircleof St. Martin’s Church, Marcus Hook,
*4 wool shirts, 13 pads, and 3 pairs socks.
. Mrs. Boner, 7 bottles raspberry vinegar, 10 jars pre
serves, and 1 jar pickles.
Miss Codey, 1 basket bread and sausage.
. Mrs. Mackay, 6 pair* slippers, old muslin, &c.
< Mrs. Thompson, old muslin. «
Mrs. John Perry, 6 bottles cologne.
John P. Charlton, l ream cap paper.
Mr, Gohl, 1 bag toasted buns.
Mr, Graetfe, Ciaymont, Delaware, several demijohns
xnHk, t , . • ' .
- Mrs. Miller, shirts, pants, oranges, bandages, &c.
Also, a number of donation by friends.-. H
GREAT CENTRA!, FAIR—OHE
MICAL BRANCH.—Additional subscriptions: :
Charles Lennig
Jas. F. Magee & Go<
Previously acknowledged
/ • • : . $3,850 00
! JOHN V. WETHERtLL, Treasurer.
/PtUTiAiu., June 11,1564. It
(JREAT CESTBAIi FAIR.-TUE
Treasurer of the Gentlemen’s Committee of the
'“Retail Dry Goods Department* 1 acknowledges the
/receipt of the following contributions received since
ihe last report published;
Lord '& Taylor, New York * $l9O 00
David P. Mitchell, Philadelphia 25 00
John J. Lyttle. • 10 00
J. A. S., “ .....X?.. V. 500
further contributions respectfully solicited, which
Avill be duly acknowledged..
.It EDWIN HALL, Treasurer.
KS® FOYER OF THE ACADEMY OF
''■l® MUSIC,
- THURSDAY EVENING, .Time 16, 1884;
PATRIOTIC *ND SCRIPTURAL READINGS
By JAMES H. FLINT...
Barbara Frietchle, The Sleeping Sentinel, The Ya
■ mine (from Hiawatha), the American iFlag, Launching
. of the Ship, Bridge of Sighs, Footstep 3 or. Angels, Re
signation, Selections from. Sacred Poetry, kc., &c.
Boors open at J£ past 7. Readings to commence at 8.
! Admission, 25 ets, Tickets for sale at Pugh’s, Sixth
Sind Chestnut; AShinead & EvansY724 Cheunnt street,
and at the door.- jel3-4t*
■IKS** THE CATHEDRAE OF ST. PETER
MW and St. Paul, on EIGHTEENTH Street, oppo
site LOGAN SQtfARE, is now open to visitors. Adniia •
fclon 25 cents. ■
Proceeds for the groat ChntraLjFatr, and the Ou
tran and Behtitoi'e children of Soldiers,
jel3-mtuws-4t* :
lira** TEI,EGRAPHINIS.—THE TELE*
j GRAPHIC DEPARTMENT OP CRITTENDEN’S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, G 37. CHESTNUT Street?-
corner of Seventh, is now open for the reception of
. Students. Instruction is given by one of the most com
plete and skilful of Operators..: . jeLLSt?
ra*JfiJi'TH WARD lAKCOM ASSOCIA
WSSS? TION.—A regular stated meeting of the Ninth
>ard Lincoln Association will be held on TUESDAY
Evening* June 14th, at 7>a o’cloclc, at the Hallj N. W.
<ornerof MERKf ok and MARKET Street =
JOHN-THOMPSON, President. .
ii.l, Secretary, jel3~2t*_
torn* L. Hi
NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS TO
f 0? THE “GKEAT CENTRAL i 1 AlK.’*—At a meot
lne">f the Executive Committee, held JuuelO, it was,
«a puion,
'ltesolvtd, That no goods remaining unsold at the
close of the Fair shall be sacrificed I>y a peremptory
sale it auction, hot by hiring a store or otherwise, due
measures abaU be taken immediately thereafter to se
cnro their disposal at the ordinary retail prices. ’ *
JelSOOt f HORACE HOWARD FURNESS, Sec’y. -
-fr-58r*> TIIK THTOS Oft, COMPANY.-
At a meeting of the CORPORATORS, held 3d
in*., the following iotbodb were elected DIRECTORS
to esrro the ensuing roar:
C W, McCLINTOCK,
JOSEPH D. KJ.MS.
WILLIAM PARVIIf, Jit.,
ISAAC S.SERKILL,
MICHAEL HEINHARD,
JOSHUA PEIRCE,
GEORGE THOMAS, Jr.
Bnlsennently tho Board of Directors elected C. W.
McCLiXTOCK President, And H, H. SHILLIKGFORD
Secretary and Tre&pnrer.
H. H. SHILLINGFORD, Secretary. ;
June 10, IS&. : It.
tjZ&T* KOTI€E-3I*EKNSTLTAKIA VETE
JP 5 ; BINARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. -The
tioarterly Meeting of tt.e Association will ho hold at the
Agmung-of the A«nc«ltnral Society. No. 330 WaL
on 1 ttESDAY, June 14th, atll o'clock A, M.
jel3-2t* JAMES McCOtfeT, Y. S. Sec’y.
jßjSfir- HISiTOItICAI SOCIKTY' OF
«^ W^ S ? T i hV^ NI A ® kAt ® rl meeting the So
wlU bf held at the Rooms, ATHENiEIJM BUILD
i?r?VTSA?i TI ! beIowWALNUT, THIS (Monday)
EVENING at 8 o’clock. SAML. L. SMEDLEY; * 1
It Recording Secretary.
sKjsr° ; office komekset iron and
GOAL COMPANY OP PENNSYLVANIA, 81
CEDAR Street, . . New Your, June 10, 18f>4.
NOTICE is hereby,given that, purnuant to a refla
tion of the Board of Directors, an iustnlmentof TWEN
TY PER CENT, on the subscription lo the Capital Stock
of thR SOMERSET IKON AND COAL COMPANY OP
PENNSYLVANIA be. and hereby is, made payable to
JAMES WADSWORTH,- Treasurer of said Company,
on or before the IStb day of July next.
jel3-tjy)B- -Attest: T. M. TYKO, Secretary.
ASST* WHEAT- CMTBAfi FAIII-OPfiN
DAILY, from 10 o’clock A, M. to 10 o’clock P. SL
SEASON TICKETS, admitting to all parts bat Child
ren's Exhibition,..,..... ..$5 00
’Single adniisskn. so
, (Children under 13 years half price.) .
J hiß admits to 8i out of the DO departments represented
jD the Fair, and to much more than throe-fourths of the
•entire apace covered by the buildings. . - * ■
Certain dcpanmencH. nine in uumber, containing ar
-tlcleß chioliy for exhibition, aud not for sale, have neon
Mmitted to charge a separate price of admission, aa
ows;
.Art Ga11ery.............
Arms and TropJiiea
Department
Heltcs and Curiosities..
/Indian Dopartmont
Signor Blitz'^performances....
/William Penn Par10r..........
JSkattugJPond..,
■/Divan
123a1l Boom
JeS-tf
25 cents,
..... 20 cents,
...... 25 cents
• 20. cents,
..... 25 cents
...... 25 cents.
■ 15 cents.
..... 10 cents
...... 10 cents,
...... 10 cents.
BOfIACE HOWAJ»>TukS
||®» UNITED STATES . CXIBISTIAN
COMMISSION.—Cash acknowledgments forth*
two weeks ending Jane 0» ISG4r
North western Branch Christian Commission,
Chicago, IHicoia.. $5,000 00
Ladies’s Auxiliary Christian Commissions
connected with the following clmrchus:
First Presbyterian Church, Kouslugton, $5Ol 00
Sevonth do ilo Philadelphia, 263 00
Church of the Mediator. Philadelphia... 3uQ 00
Presbyleriau Church. Cohockslnk 64 00
Teutb PreHbyterittnChurch,Thiladolphia2S3 15
Presbyterian Church West Spruce itreat 142 00
First Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia 163 00 .
Princeton do do West do 166 00
Fir>t Reformed Presbyteriau Church do 68 50
First Raprist Church. do 71 00
Second llnited Presbyterian Church,
Philadelphia,,«... ls> 00
First Reformed Butch Church, Phila
delphia..... S 3 00
Union Presbyterian Church, Philadel
phia 92 60
Calvary Monumental Church, Philadel
phia 2609
Third United Presbyterian Church,
Philadelphia 44 00
Ladles’Christian Commission. Holrnes
burg... 25 00
North Broad-street Presbyterian Church 370 60
Church of the tSpiphuny, Philadelphia.. 20 00/
Ninth Presbyteriaa Church, 1 Uiiadel
jdiia.. lis 00
Clinton-street Presbyterian Church,
Philadelphia...... 150 00
•llmrch of the Jutercessor, Philadelphia 100 00
Ninth United Presbyterian Church,
Philadelphia. * 35 00
3,274 75
■Western New York Branch Christian Commis
Sion, Buffalo,New York,perF.Gridley,Trea
surer 2,000 00
Chrintiau Commission, Rochester, New York,
per O. 1). Grosvenor, Treasurer 1,200 00
Davis Rearson & Co., half proceeds of sale of
coal. 3,SSO 61
Christian Commission, Peoria, 111........ 1,500 00
Christian Commission, Newark, per James D.
Orton, Treasurer 1,000 00
Army Committee, Portland, Me. , per C.Sturte
vaut, Trea5urer........................ 1./KX3 00
Colleeiibv at Amsterdam,New York, por D, J.
McMartin....................................... 1,030 00
Army Committee, Detroit, perH. C. Walker.. 1,000 00
Coll«ction at Columbia, Pennsylvania-... 1,015 95
Ladies’ Association, Uhainberaburg, Pennsyl
vania,per Miss Mary E. aicCulich, Secretary.
Ladies’ Aid Society, Fannetsburg, Pennsylva
nia, per Messrs. McClure & Stoner..
Soldiers’ Aid Society, Point Pleasant, Pennsyl
vania, per A. Th0ma5........
J, : V. williauiHon........*•»•**> -vt*
Samuel Small, York, Pennsylvania..sloo 00
Mrs, S. Small, do do .. 25 00
Chass. A. Moore, do do •• 00 00
Rev. Mr, Baum, do. -do .. 600
DanitfrCraiD, do do . .. 200
Mrs. C.A.Moore, do do •• *999
8.-E. Small,, do -.><o. .. 25 00
Army Committee* Utica, N. Y...
•Ariflv Committee* Albany.' 2s T ;■ Y...............
Armv Committee, Utica, IL Y........
Sirs. Slaty H. Stevens, Claremont, N. H
Harlan, Hollingsworth, & Co., .Wilmington,
Del., (additional)
Collection at Adams’ Stilts, Ohio, ner M. Scott
Citizens of Lawrence township, New Jersey,
perß. P. Breatly*
Cash, (contributor unknown)
Z. Guinmell, Philadelphia
li. Cretiswell, do
M.'CreßSvretir do
Le BuntUUer Brothers
Sabbath School, Sixth Pres&ytarian Church,
peril, B; 5.............
Alexander 8idd1e...... «•...... -. -* •. •••••• • * • • • •
Soldiers’ Aid Society of M. E. Church, PoUs
ville.'Pa., per Thomas Cooch
Samuel C. Ford. (Epiphany c011ecti0n).........
Collection at Princeton, if. J., and vicinity,per
Kev. George H00d...........
American Life Insurance and Trust Company..
Collection at Hanford, Coon., per A. 0. Ham
mood. treasurer, (additional)
Congregational Church, Delevan, Wls. $lOO S 9
Lacies 5 Loyal League, do do 10 00
net L. Eddy.
Ladies’ Aid,. Fifth street Hospital, Pliiladel*
phia, per trea5urer.....................
Ladies* Soldiers* Aid Society, Birmingham, Pa
Collection iu Chester Valley, Pa. , per -Rev. K.
M. Patterson.....
Contribution ‘ from citizens of, Harrisburg,
Pennsylvania, •« .......,..-.-..-..5300 00
Lebanon Bank, Pennsylvania, per K. A. „•-
Lamberton.... 00
.525 00
Collection at First Presbyterian Church,Pkila. 138 45
Contribution from First Election district of = ■ ” .
ti-Vn of York, N. Y., per Duncan Haggart.. 365 5o
Employers and employees of the_ blateiuale
School mate Jlanuiactonea ana tinarnes in ■
Lehigh county, Pennsylvania,.perZ.Locke. 100 00
Gn at Valley Onion Association. .fclw 00
Isaac King -lw joi 00
St. Andrews Protestant Episcopal Church,
Wiluiingion, Delaware, per Bishop Lee,.... 100 00
Army Committee, \VheeliDg, Virginia.;....... ISI 61
Airs. Elizabeth J. P. Shields, Wilmington. • • •
Delaware, (additional).....*.*.... ' *lOO 00
Ladies’ Christian Aid Society, Mercersburg, . .
Pennsylvania--- .
Chvistiad Commission. Troy, N. Y.. per F.P. -
Allen, Treasurer M 0 00
Armv Committee, Ann Arbor, Michigan....;.. 293 S
Martin Br-il, Sabbath; Pest, JBimr county,. „
-Peunsyivania.loo 00
Collections in Churches m Newport, R. 1., per
W. H. Cranston, May0r...................... 063 ®s>
Win. B. Clyraer, Welishoro, Pennsylvania... 100 00
Christian Commission, Providence, K. I , per
"VV J. King**... <OO 00
Collection at Lock-port, N. Y. , j!er_ Young
• Men’s Christian Union, per C. names,
*aJU laJ,
Army Committee, Albany, N. Y- perW. Me- ■
Elroy, Treasurer..— • ®0 CO
Christian Commission. Bangor, Maine 200 00
ladies’ Soldiers’ Aid Society, of Derry and
Decatur, Pennsylvania, i£> &i
M. E. Church, Smethport, Pa., per Rev. L.A, _ •
Stevens **••**•••.•**••.*-*•*** ***************** ■ 155 jo
Citizens of New Brunswick, .N. Jersey. SS2 25
Proceeds of a little-girl's fair, at ft sir
Brunswick, New Jersey -a! UP ' ■
ladies' Soldiers’ Aid Society, Salem, N. Y-- 100 00
Presbyterian Church, Wilkesbarrc, Pennsyl- . -
yanitt, per Key. Dr. Hodge.-- - —• • MS.®
Ladies' Aid Society, Lewistown, PennsylTa
nia, per St S. Elder, Treasurer. ••• • ••■• 1®».
Crawford Lodge, No. 234, A. Y. Masons, Me»a- ■■■
fine. Pennpylrania. ” l® ®
Presbyterian Church, Pittsgroye, New ■ ■ ;
Presbyterian Sabbath School. Pitts* _
grove, Now Jersey. U "
Ladies’ Missionary Society of Presbyte- ■
rian Church, Pittsgrove, New Jersey -A vl
T C Henry & Co. (additi0na1)................. 150 P 0
Collection at BrasheTFalls, St. Lawrence co., _ •
lv ate York »*.*.•**.**#.*•••*••'*■**•.•.•*•*•***** . w
Collection in All Saints’Protestant Episcopal - _
Church, per Rev. George Bnnghurst.*.;**.**. 197 05
English Lutheran Church, PottsviHe,Pennsyl- - .
vania.perßev I«. M. K00n5........ *•*;.*»•*■ M 25
Presbyterian Church, Marcellus, New lorlc,
per Rev. Ji.lin Tompkins. *7 2/
Presbyterian Church., Bedford, New York,per
Rev. George —“v 00
Presbyterian Church, West Alexander, Pa., _
per B. L. Craven (additional...... *•••♦-•*•••* 2d JU
. Prrst Presbyterian Church, Cato, N. Y., per -
Rev. J B. 0herri11............................ Id oo
Congregation at Bannemora, N. Y., per E. __ „
Max^h............... •'»•••*».••*•••“•*••» * Ait OU
Aid Society, of West Plkelind, Pa., per Miss _
Soldiers’ Aid Society, Honeybrook, Pa. Caddi- ■ ■ „
tionall ..*..••• ou w
Miss Till'ie C. McDonald, New Brunswick,N. X IS 25
Congregational Church,Xorlhteld,Conn.*W «
Congregational Church,'Bristol, Conn... 50 QQ
William Hand, MreticHlTer, Connecticut. —.
MrsM. L. Kawdatl. do. ■ d O■ V• ttfv 15 00
Citizens of Olney, Twenty-second.ward, Phi- .
‘ ladelphia—.... • 63 00
Baptist Church, Moorestown, Burlington co..
New Jersey, per Bey. Miller Jones— 22®
.Mrs. A. McDonald—.. —— 'L'"’""* aViin
Dr. G; K. McCoy, Doylestown, Pa— —...» oo
A.H..Gibba, , ;; do— 8 00,
Miss Jane Dunlap, do, ° OO w
Per Mrs. Julia P. Brock: .
Sabbath-OTOningiloncert, Terryyille, Connec- M
ticut, per Milo Blakesley,.treasurer.-..--. .25 35
Lower Tuscarora Presbyterian Church at Aca
j demia, Juniata co., Pa.,per J. H.Shuinaker. M W
h Ladies’ Soldiers’ Jid Society, Jackson, town- _
- thip, Pa., per Dr. M. Miller-.-- -..- UO5
- Methodist Church, Flemlttgtoa, N. J—- S 3; ®
A Lady, do,per Miss H. Hill. oM m
Tabor Presbyterian Church, per Jas. Patterson,’ . . M 27
Hiss Agnes Dayidson, Newark, New Jersey- 20 00
Collected byE. P. Torrey, Honesdale, Penua. 40 M
Mrs. Mary Brewster, Shirleysburg...... *5 00
Miss Maggie Brewster, Shirleysburg..- 10 W M m
Collection at Milford, Massachusetts--;. $15 30 .
Collection at areeuyUle, Massachusetts.. IS 00:
c “ ! ' h —— 33 60
First Cor gregatioual Church, Sherburne, New
York. in ax
Rev. (j. D. Blescue, Suspension Bridge, New
York ; 31 3U
Captain J. J. Glassou, Uiuted States ship
“Brandywine”-- 00
Captain O, Newell, United States ship
“Brandywine” ---- —° UP p) 00
Mrs. Elizabeth Agnew, Gettysburg, Pennsyl- -
•rftiiiHi--ptt2.aaTn.uel Agaew*. •.................. AJ w
Tlie different Soclouea a»UrCortgreksilions of -
Moriah, New York, per Rev. -Mr.if.-wood.. 2S 43
Presbyterian Church at Oxford, Fennsylyania,
per Rev. Francis B. Hodge(additlonal)...... 26^
Collection at Adamsville, Pennsylvania, per
E. A. McKee.............. 13®
Ladies’ Aid Society, Washington, Ohio.. . 50 00
Ladies’ Aid Society of M. E. Church at Easton,
Pennsylvania, per Rev. WDliam Hance--... 65 00
George A. Miller & Co.•••»/.• v 50 00
Male Bible Class of AH Saints’ Church. Moya
menjing, perß. A. L 10;0Q
From the purseof a soldier,slain on the battle
field near Spottsylvabia, ®
J. C. Baum, Brown street, Philadelphia . 50 00
Mrs- J. M. 5c0tt.......... .a*.. .......... 25 00
John Johnston, per T. Tolman, Treasurer ,
Army Committee, Fifth Baptist Church v 70 00
George W. Fobes, Philadelphia (additional)-. : 25 00
Presbyterian Church, Asbury, New Jersey,
per J. R. Eckard.............................. 50 00
Wilson Thomas, Milford, New Jer5ey......... -10 00
McKeen .......................... 60 00
Union Presbyterian Church, Lancaster county,
Pennsylvania, per Rev. u. W, Stewatt...... 75 00
Sabbath School of Trinity Church, Mount Hoi*
- ly, N. J., per F. B. Levif..................... .*
Caleb S. Green, Trenton, R.J
c w
Friends at French Creek, West Virginia, (ad
ditional). ....v...
St Peter’s Protestant Episcopal Church, at
Pbccnixviile, Pa., per Ellis Reere5i.........
Soldiers’ Aid Society, New Cumberland, West
V irginia, per R. Crangle
Henry R Gilbert....
Ladies' Christian Commiesion, First United
Presbyterian Church...........................
Presbyterian Cliureh, Forks of Brandywine,
Pa., per Rev. J. N. C. Grier (additional)....
A few Friends in North Jasper, N. Y., perS.
Jjamson..
Soldiers’ Aid Society, Brooklyn, Pa......
Collection in Presbyterian Church, Ickesburg,
Pa
J. Cantine, Novelty Iron Workß, N. Y.. ......
Collection at Union Prayer Meeting at M. E.
CJinrch. llolraeßburg...
Wm. H. Simpson
W. S. Pierce.
f. S. Hoovcv & Bro., per J. P, (additional)...
t. John’s Episcopal Church, Peqaa, (addi
ditional) ......i
Presbyierian Church, West Nantmeal,perßev.
D. u. Meeker.
Third Reformed Presbyterian Church...;......
Christian Commission, Gettysburg, Pennsyl
vania-...
Soldiers’ Relief Association, Thompsonville,
Connecticut, per Miss Jantt Alexander, Sec
sWTbVs E. L.. Church, Liltiestown, Penn
sylvania * $5l 00
St. Luke's E. L. Church, Littletowni
Pennsylvania 11 00
... sl2ft 50
133,037.33
$3,643 48
One half of one day’s proceed of J. P. Gray’s
Shaving Saloon.
Collection at Union Prayer Meeting, Hamilton
■ Square, New Jersey, per John H. Clarke....
First Congregational society, Berkshire,Tioga
county, New Ybrk, per Chauncey Hitchcock
Presbytei fen Churclj, MarionviUe, New York,
per Rev. David Ly0n..........................
J. S. Chambers. Trenton. New Jersey
Presbyteriun Church, Waterford, Pennsylva
nia, per T. T. 8radf0rd...............i.......
Reformed Dutch Church, New Concord, New
York, per Rev. 1). A. J0ne5...........
Proceeds of a Festival held by the Young La
.. dies of Oxford, Chester eouuty, Pennsylva
nia, per J. li. Cunningham...
A Friend, Toledo, 10wa.......;....
Ladies’ Christian Commission, Allentown-...
Sabbath School of Si. Jehu's .Episcopal Church,
per Rev. Charles L0gan......
Collection at Seventh Sabbath School Conven*
tlon, Fifhkill, New York, perM. A. Fowler,
Treasurer .........,s*24 3$
Sabbath School of Dutch Reformed
Cbureli, Gicnham, New York, per E.
IT. Bcarord..... 15 03
Mrs, James Orne, Philadelphia ................
Presbyterian Church,'AnsonviUe, per W. M.
Burchfield
Presbyterian Church; Providence, Pennsyl
vania, per Rev. Samuel- Whaley
J. lloke sc Co., Chambersburg, Pennsylvania,
per McClure A Stone •••* ••
Union Protestant Congregation, Berlin©, Illi-
Mr». Dr. Matthews, Rochester, Now York-...
Lutheran Church, BUneraviLle, Pennsylvania,
•z per Rev. Daniel Banner.....
Ladies’ Aid Society, lekesburg, Pa
Ladies’ Auxiliary to Christian Commission,
connected with the . Eighteenth Baptist
- .Church, per:Mr. Seddinger.
Methodist- Episcopal Church; LAnsingburg,
New York, per Flack & 8r0..................
IJeUiodist Episcopal Congregation, Jonesvillo,
tt York, per M. K. Kennedy...............
United Presbyterian Congregation, West He
bron, New Y0rk..... ...,.$42 50
United Protestant Congregation, West
1-lobron, New York-... 4142
per W. It. McKee 4
Miss Henrietta Dodd, Fairfield, Michigan...,.
Collection at East Alien, Pennsylvania
Second Roformed PreebyterianClmrch, Seven
teenth 5treet.......;.;...
Some of the Employees of Samuel S. White’s
Manufactory, No. 528 Arch street.
ChottHtthua Lodge, No 317, L. 0; of 0. F.,
Wrightsville, Pencft...... .....
Collected by Bliss Lydia Litchfield and Bliss
Sophia 11. Merrill, at Flying Poiut and
Wolf’s Keck," 81aine...........................
;St. Paul’s. Protestant Episcopal Church;
Bloonjalmrg, Feinia., perßev. Thomas H.
Cu11en....................
United Presbyterian Church, Nowviile, Penn
sylvania, peril. F, Robinson, Treasurer.,.,
217 00
132 25
600 00
334 53
100 00
26 00
125 00
....... 100.00
m oo
250 00
100 00.
500 00
Collection at Poundridge, New York, per J,
Patter50n................... .... ....
Presbyterian Church, Summit Hill Pennsyl
vania* per If. Patterson . $ll 00
J. S., Summit HUI, Pennsylvania, 10 00
perN. l*atter#ou .
Mrs. Ellen Gibbons, West Chester, Pennsyl
vania, j«r W. E. Moore..
Cash. ..........
Collection at Beaver Meadow and Coleraine,
lVnttHylvanla, per Bliss S. B. McClaun*
Presbyterian Church, Hugiuonvilie, N. Y.
Bliss A. M. Houghton, East Orange, W. J.....
Bliss Helen E. reck.........
,Bipthodist Kplscopdl Sabbath School, St. Clair,
Schuylkill county, Pennsylvania, per Bon
jaiuin Bannan *
First Presbj ferian Church, Springfield, Now
York, per Kev. I>. Vanvakeuborgh...
Collection at a Union Prayer Moetlug al Wal*
doborongh, Maine, per floury Kennedy....
Ladies* Aid Society of Methodist Episcopal
Church,- Sninmerneld (additi0na1)..........
Mr: John Clayton’s Bible Class of St. Mark's
Church, Frnnkford
E. G. G., Trenton, New Jersey
Mrs. Charles F. Maurice, Sing Sing, N. YV
Collection at: Gahvay, N., Y , (additional)
Presbyterian Church, North llendoreon, ill.
Alt SHluts* Protestaut Episcopal Clmrch, per
Keverend Georgo Briuglmrat.....
St. Peter’s M. E. Clmrch, Beading, Penua.
J. K. Alderman, Woodstown, Now. Jersey....
Young Men of the Grove M. E. Ciiurcli, Ches
ter county, Pennsylvania
Kev. A. Lawrence’s Congregation, Port Mon
mouth
Army Committee, Gotty.shnrg, Penha....
M. E. Church, Salem Charge, Chester co.. Fa:
Salem. $;>S 50
Charlestown ♦ «•* 32 76
Musical Entertainment, held by tho Young
Ladies of PUUfnrd, Vi,, per James Barrett
Ladies’ Aid Society, Green Bay, Wis
, cousin v........... $5O 00
F. K. Shettler. Green Bay, Wisconsin,
per Bliss Julia Nutter 0 00
Collected by Eev. Z. Paddock; Castle Creek,
Now Yorki.....
Baptist Church. Diamond Grove, 111in0i5......
Ladies’ Aid Society. East KishacoquiUaa, Penn
sylvania..........
George Hencb, Centre, Pennsylvania
Bethel Sabbath School, Middletown,Tennsyl-
Firet Presbyterian Church/ Altoona, Pennsyl-
. van1a........................... ••v*U*
Citizens of Rochester, New York, per J B.
Ward. .........................
Mrs. E. W. Collier, Freehold, New Jersey..,.
George IV Clarkson, New York, per 11, L.
Morehouse.....*
First BxptiBt Church, Salem,New Jersey...sss
Mrs. Martini Ramsey* d 0......- C
Church at 'West Salway, New York
Citizens of Croton, .Delaware county, New
York
irniy Committee, Dtica, New York
Ladies.’ Society, Malone, Franklin county,
New York, per Mrs. Samuel C. Wead ......
Associate -Reformed Prcsby tcrlau Church, Mon
gaup Valley, New Y0rk.................
First Presbyterian Churcli, Seneca Falls, Now
Y0rk.......... -
Uniou Soldiers’ Aid Society, Phelps, N Y.,
per Mrs. M. .T. Browning, (additional)......
Ouizeut of spring, Pennsylvania, per John
Blodgett
Preshyienan School, AS right* ville,
Pennsylvania........ ■
First Congregational Chin-cl;, Bancor, IS. 1...
U. r. Church, Cuylersville, New Y0rk........
; Ladies’ Soldieis' Md Society, East Salem, New
Female Seminary, Hnrrltburg, Pennsylvania,.
per Miss H. L. Dexter... ■ .
C. V. M. G. Company, Carlisle, Pennsylvania
Congregational Church and.Sociely, beilevue,
t bio.* >•••**
Proceeds of Juvenile Concerts at Gettysburg*
Pennsylvania, perT. D. Carson..*.
German Lutheran Zion’s Congregation, Lan
caster county, Pennsylvania, per li. W.
Scbmahk, pastor. «
.A' few Ladies in Iberia, per G. S. Rice....
baptist Church, Fairview, Pennsylvania......
Miss M. E. 13eaty, Teuton, bewf Jersey.......
Baptist Cburek.Keadiug,Pennsylvania, (addi-
Sackett’s Ha rbor, % Tork... . v ... •«« •* * *
First Presbyterian Church, Greenwich, New
Jersey
Mrs Susan E. Moore, Wilmington, Delaware.
“Mrs. J)., 1 * Kingston. Pennsylvania..........
AFriend, Westfield, New Jer5ey................
Mrs. Elizabeth Malveu, Stroudsburg, Pa......
Miss Francis Platt, Owego, bew Y0rk..... ....
Rose Point, Lawrence county, Pennsylvania,
per Rev. J. C. Smith......
SL John’s Church,New Jmndon,Pennsylvania.
Bereaved Parent 5......... ••...
First M, E. Church, Longßranch.Ncw Jersey,
per Rev. W. E. Franklin....•••••j.
William Hand, Mrs. M.-L. Randall, Mystic
River, Connecticut (additional)-.
K.* S.V Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
L. H. L. (ahoy).
Congregational Church and Society, Ellsworth,
Connecticut
A Licentiate; North Stamford, Connectirni ....
Mrs John Arnold, Reading Pennsylvania, par
Mrs. Rosa M. Nicoils ..........................
Fahbatb School, Aftou, New York, per Mrs.R,
0. Willie '
Presbyteriau Church, Andover,.N. Y
Rev. P. Camp, Andover, New York
■- . 7,25
Iff. Shoup, Marion, Pennsylvania/«••••• • 5 00
Presbyterian Church, Tuscarora, Kew York, „
L, E. B , Big Fiat,-New York-- . G 00.
Mrs.P. A. : King.. -, 1 00 3 m
F. P. Tell, Germantown, Pa--................ ! 2 00
Rev. Warren Kims, per Rev. Bishop James,
j> b...,.,, 5 00
A Class of Little Girls, Canandaigua, New
To k •
William Patton, Sandwich, Illinois..- 6 00
W. C, Pollock ...................... 5 00
llj p 1» M( « . , : 5 00
Mrs’. Susan L. Ban-son, Jasper \ *
T. J. Brown, Toledo, Ohio—’ 500
A member of Presbyterian Church, Bedford-,
. Kew York... .............. 5 00-
James Damott, Rutland,Vermont......; & 00
Trinity Church, Athens, Pennsylvania, per.
Kev. J. McAlpin Hardie ——— —0 00
Juvenile Soldiers 5 Aid Association of Kew .
;Philadelphia, Pennsylvania..i *OO
A Little Girl.... 10 I
jj y 100 j
Her. S. E. Brown, Herkimer, KewTork...... V 9«
Miss Jane Johnston..... ** v , o
Mies Fanny Johnston. —— *.‘**\** g }ci
S. and W. 3). Avery, Belvidere, 111............ 2 00
A. Slaughter, Middletown, K.Y................ 5 00
Dot •**••• —-v:—; 600
J. F. Busch- ”^22
• Michael Foxrf 1 £>
William Landis... ; I vP g
AFriend.Vtckslmrg, Mississippi------.- >1.00;
Mrs. Emeline 5tewart........................... - 100
Baptist Church,, Andover, Kew York.... - ..= Bgg
Miss Tellie Davidson, Newville, Penna........ 5 W
Mrs. Stoddard, South Freeport, Maine........ 2 00
A Lady from Butler county, Pennsylvania-- v 5 00
Mrs. F..T. W., Kew York (additional)..--- 5 00
M. Bo sly n, Inland, Cedar county, 10wa......-- 500
M. B, Boyd./Kewville, Pennsylvania.... 6 00
MissS. D. Small, York, Pennsylvania B 00
BobertDttff, Highland 2 00
Mr. Guild. Bangor. Marne;.--- j> gg
Miss Mary Allen, Newark, New Jersey- . 200
jlu.
Freedom Iron Works'Sabbath School, Lewis
town, Pennsylvania, per John ; Summer, _
Treasurer.------ * ' 2
R. Messenger -- i. w
Cash • 27
v. - gtg),sS6 3S
Amount previously acknowledged ♦••525.850 00
Total ~....565,936 38
JOSEPH PATTERSON, Treasurer.
We regret that in our last acknowledgments, in. cor
recting one error, another was committed. Mr. Joseph
F. Page wascredited with tfo.QQ, ’ when it should
from the ‘ ‘Preshj-terian Church
at ClayviUe, Washington county, Pennsylvania, *40.30,
per Key. Alex. McCawaU ’’ should have been par
“Eer. Alexander McGarrelL
The UNITED STATES CHRISTIAN COMMISSION
heg leave to acknowledge the receipt of the following
additional Hospital Stores np to the 9tkinstant:
Pennsylvania;.
Co&tesTille-S boxes; Ladies I ’.Aid Society.
Pickerlnß-4 boxes, Central Aid Society,
MuMy—3 Boxes, Ladies'Aid Society. . ■
Shickshinny—l bos, Soldiers Aid Society.
Goshen—l box, 2 barrels. Female Aid boeletyv .
IpMa—l box, Trinity Protestant Episcopal
-Ibex, St. Jobn's Cbnrch. ,
Pbiiadetphia—l package, St Joseph s Chnrcb.
Pbiladelpliia-1 box, Union ME. Church. - ••
Philadelphia—2 boxes, Army Committee, Piftn Bap.
Philadelphia—l package, Church. . .
. Philadelphia-1 package, Frankford . Presbyten&n
° miadelphia— 1 package, Twelft]*Eftptii t Church.
Philadelphia-1 package, “An Aged Friend.
Philadelphia—l package, Miss Kate Sauhier. .
Philadelphia-^,340 reports, Jas. H. Baird.
Philadelphia—l package, Mrs. A. Winer
Philadelphia—l,ooo pairs crutches, OlUs & Brother.
Philadelphia—3 hue dies and 1 box, unknown.
Kew Philadelphia—l box, Juvenile Soldiers' Aid So-
Ci Hairisbnrg—l4 boxes, Quarterioaster General of Penn
sylvania. . *
Academia—l box. Ladies’ Aid Society. ;
Osceola—2 boxes, Ladies’ Aid Society. •;
Bethlehem—2 boxes, Ladies’ Christian Commission.
Germantown—2 packages. Ladies’Christian Commis
sion, Second PresbyterianCbuTch. _ ■ ,
Germantown— 2 boxes. Trinity Lutliern Church.
Germantown—l box, Christ Church.
Wilkesbarre— l box, Soldiers’ Aid bociety.;
Point Pleasant—2 boxes, Soldiers’s Aid Society.
Pottsville—l firkin, “Friends.”; ' _ „ ,
Eastou-4 boxes, Ladies’ Aid Society of M.E.-Church.
West Chester-6 boxes, Mrs. R. L Worthington.'
Muhlenbnrg—l box, Soldiers’Aid Society.
Stroudsburg—l keg, Mrs. E, Malvern. , _ ■
■ Poylestown —4 barrels, 2 boxes, 1 package,.Ladies’
A BrSeBbSg and Whit ehall -2 barrels, 2 boxes, Soldiers’
Relief Association. = • , . , . . '
Huntingdon-4 boxes, Soldiers’Aid Societr.
Jersey Shore—S boxes, Ladn-a* Soldiers’Aid Society.
Downington—s boxes, Ladies’ Aid Society. , ‘ ■
Honeybrook—6 barrels, 1 box, Ladies’ Aid Society,
Kiskacouulllas—3 boxes, 1 keg, 1 firkin, Aid Society.
Espy—l box, Ladies. ' . 2
Radnor—l box, ladies* Ala society. : .
Allentown—l box, Lacies’ Christian Commission.
Rome—l box. Ladies. •
■ Alexandria and Porter, townships—s boxes, Ladies’
Aid Society. v
Kingston—l keg, Ibox,Ladies’ Christian Commission.
Philadelphia—3 dozen jelly, Bfrs. William Gallagher.
Philadelphia—lbox, Spring GardenPresbyt’n Church.
Dt>rry and Decatur—2 boxes. Ladies’ Aid Society.
Bristol—l tierce, 1 box, 1 barrel. Ladies’ Aid Society.
Lancaster—SC boxes, 1 barrel, '* Patriot Daughters.
Abingdon—s boxes, Ladies’Aid Society.
Norristown—l package, 1 Sarah Hughes.
Harrisburg—l box. Female Seminary.
Homevillo—l box, Ladies’ Aid Society. ..
Harteville—l box, 1 barrel, Ladies’Aid Society,
• Bath— l barrel, Soldiers’Aid Society.
Jannersviile—l box. Ladies’ Aid Society.
Waynesburg—l box, ———.
St. Clair—l box, Patriotic Ladies, .
Upper Providence aud Perkiomea townships—3 boxes,
Soldiers’ Aid Society. • _ -
•Holmeeburg—l box, Mrs. R. Pattiaon.
Carbondaie—lbox, Ladies. ••• • r
MinersviUe—lbox, Soldiers’ Aid Society.
Gettysburg—4 bdxeis. Female Seminary. .
PottsvUle—4 boxes, Soldiers’ Aid Society.
Philadelphia-1 box, Nazareth E-Church. , :
Philadelphia—l package, St. John’s Lutheran Church.
Lower Providence—3 boxes, 1 keg, Aid Association.
NEW JERSEY.
Fleroington—2 boxes, Ladies’Aid Society.
Bacon’s Neck—l box, 1 barrel, Ladies’Aid Society.
Bordentown—l basket, N. Shatesthwait.
" Clarkesboro—2 boxes, Soldiers’ Aid Society.
Lawrence Township—l box, Citizens. .
Woodbury—l barrel, Ladies’ Aid Society.
Hackettetown-ri box, Ladies. : 4 .
Stewnrtsville—l box/Soldiors* Aid Society,
Oedarvilie—l box, Soldiers’ Relief Society.
Woodbridge—l box, Ladies.- . ....
Princeton—2boxes, Ladies. :. -
Six* mile Run—l box, Soldiers’Aid Society,
.Tnmesburg—l box, Sunday School. ' ;, . / , ,
Mdoresfcowh—l barrel, 1 box, 1 package, Ladies’ Aid
Society.
NEW YORK.
■ Albany—7 boxes, Branch United States Christian Com
mission. . , ' '' '
Buffalo—l keg, 11 boxes, Ladies’ Christian Commia*
NewYork—G,QGO ‘' Visitors, ’ ’ Evangelical Knowledge
Society. . :
New York—l box, Blra. J. E. Holden.
Shushan—6 barrels, Ladies’Aid Society.
Salom—l box, Ladies’. Aid Society. ,
Oneida—l package, Rev. L. Hartsough. :
Utica—l box, Wolcott & Campbell. .
Dansville—2 boxes, 2 barrels, 2 kegs, Soldiers’ Aid
Society. / : .
Hochenter—Bl»xe'B,3bairols,YounELadios’ Christian
Commission.
W. Clarkson—3 barrels, Ladies* Aid Society.-
Aftou —1 bundle, Tcachor and Class.
Waterford—l boxes, 3 hftrrele, l firkin, Ladles’ Aid
Society.
Dryucn—l box, Ladies’ Aid Society.
Hempstead—2 boxes, J. H. Seaman.
Long Island—l box, J. C. WaUes, Flashing.
MASSACHUSETTS.
. Boston—l4s boxes, Young Men’s Christian Associa
tion. . - .. ■■ -
East ITatiipton—2 boxes, Soldiers’Aid Society. :
Mitldleboro—l box, Ladies’ Soldiers’ Aid Society,
, ■ CONNECTICUT.
Abington—l barrel, Congregational Church.
Hartford—l barrel. Soldiers’Aid Society.
North Woodstock—l box,Ladies’.Benevolent Society.
DELAWARE.
St. George’s—l box, Ladies* Aid Society.
Wilmington—2 boxes, Delaware State Association.
Wilniiiigtou—l package, Bliss E. J. P, Shields,
BFAINE. - -
Portland—3 boxes, Agency IJ, S. Christian CommU
bioti.
* Ohio. *
Cleveland—4 boxes, 1 keif, unknown. ’
YiliulNlA.
Wheeling— 6 boxes, It. Cracglo.
Triadelphia—2 boxes, Ladies
IN3>l ANA. .
Indianapolis—2 boxes,^Lsvdieß^,
Ml OHIOAN.
Detroit—l box, .1 tlrkiu, Army Committee U. S.
Cbriatian Commission.
. Grateful for the support received in the past, wo
would urge upon our friends throughout the couutry tlio
necessity for still greator exertion, to accomplish the
constantly increasing work laid before us. Thousands
of our bravo boys h* vo suffered la tbo late battles.
These the Commission U doing everything in Its power
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA. MONDAY, JUNE
to rollevPr and otflyask of tbo country the moans to
meet more fully tho c'xigpnciOH of tlio day.
Stores mny So sent to
GEORGE IT. Srm'UT,
Chairman Ui#Sed States Christian Contmieniow,
No. 11 UANKSfroet,
"jpl3 • • } > Diladoinh'iw,’ FU,
#33B*' WItKAT CfTfifTHAI, FAIH.-CASU
RECEIPTS A'3 THE GENERAL TItEASCKIf. 1
Committee on Wines and liiquora:
Per George Cromolieu, Cftiiiirtitan SI,92Q‘QO
Coimnitteo on Kiibor, Income, and Roveauo,
per John W. Olaghorn, Treasurer. 50,000 00
Miss Mary K. Sturm 20 00*
Employees of Hie Atlantic Saw-Mill Company,
Goldsboro, York county, Pl& , per John A.
Hi!lie, Chairman*
Hetnil Pry Goods Department: .
Per Mrs. Lr-Lueien Moss, Troaanror.i ~
Committee on WinSSaudldcttfora:
Per George Croinelieu, Treasure? and Chair
man—-additional... 300 00
B. U... GO 00
Miss Millie M. Stroug 25 00
Coflection in Todd Township, Huatingdon
county. Pa., per Elisha Roberts... —.5123 85
Counterfeits. 450 . „ _
119 35
10 00
2100
20 00
10 03
12 00
12 00
19 00
William T. Rico, U. S. Consul, Bpewla,.ltaly.
Col. William .L. Long, .Naval btoroksepcr,
Spexzia, Italy, ....
Proceeds of a Sterling bill for £OO ss. lid,
contributed by the officers and craw oi tho
ship-of-war Constellation, lu the harbor of
Spezzia, Italy, remitted by Win. T. Rice,
U. S. Consul, at the rerwesi-of the Paymas
ter of the ship. Henry A. Puugb0rn......... . $l2 75
Commit tee on Chemicals:
PerJ. P. Wotherill, Treasurer—additional..
Grent Valloy Union AssoduUoa.for thedatec
tion of Horse Thieves, Warren Tavern P.Q.,
Chester county, Pa;, per Lewis Worthing
ton, Treasurer.......
Received from h, W. in addition:
Thomas Roily ...SJO 00
Lewis W0rthingt0n...................... 500
Jouathftn Roberts... 5 00
Isaac ICiug .«••*•«» .5 00 .
David C. Lee..... 5 DO
Jonathan J0ne5.......................... 5 00
Jamda L. 5tephen50n..................... 5 00 '
John W. McCurdy 0 00 .
AtnosE. W0rthingt0n.................... 1 00
John Bartholomew, .Tr. 1 (XI
Collection made by J. F. Spnutf, Spansr’B
Mills. Blair county, Pa.... 16 50
Ladles' Aid Society, of Lynn, Susquehanna
county, Pa., per Mrs. M. E. Phillips. Scc’y 14 60
From citizens a. Trevorton.Tu.—viz:
Committee on subscriptions S 7 CO
Ladies' Committee.. 15 00
Contributed by Militia of 1862..... 43 11
- 60 00
.55 00
Branch Pilots of the Port of Philadelphia, per
W. K. Joffcns, Treasurer Pilot Society 67 00
Charles F. Rockwell, Ectuiuuuk, Wayne
, county, !’*.............. 25 00
Cbinraittee on Bahor, Income, aud Revenue,
per John W. Claghorn, Treasurer—addi
tional
J. Moor, sale of tickets on Chestnut street
1000
46 ¥
C 5 37
Previously reported.
Total,
U
J3gp TlfE ÜBEAT CENTRAL PAIK,
COMMITTEE OX FINANCE AND DONATIONS.
• Philadelphia, June9th, IS6I.
Additional subscriptions: ■ M
Schuylkill Navigation Co. $1,500 00
GeorgeMncalctter & C0.....V, SCO.OO
- Th0ma5............ 2j>o $9
Charles Taylor. 2oG 00
Henry C. Carey 2$ 00
C. W. Churchman...... 200 00
C. H. Baker.-- 200 00
Miss Ann M.; Baker 100 00
Lindley Smith.... 1$ $
Lo\vber&llalston 19999
David Thain. * 12999
Frederick Brown**.*.*** 100 00
81. V. 8aker........ $OO
J.P. 5.... - •*•••.. , 20 00
CoiHidofiniuet Lodge,No. 173, of l. O. of O. F.,
of Nevville, Cumberland county, Pa........ 20 00 '
Mrs. Samuel Harti proceeds of a doll, dressed ■
and 501d.;...* 103 00
Collected by S. S. Shober, Esq:. ■
Speare, Holbrook, & Morse.. *“'^J2?99
Cochran & Russell 109 00
Bunting& Jones..•••»«•• *••• 100 00
5imm0n5&8r0...............25 00
; John H. Fulton,' day’s wages.. .. .$2 50 •
JaxnesAPftrk, d 0.............. 2 50
Jacob Ritchie, do ‘I"?
■ M. Page, 'd0.'.i'........... 1 50
David Fulton, d 0... .......167
Win. Loweberry, do-.... 2 50
Hugh Cavanagh, d 0.............. 150
Wjn.McCrea, d 0........ 1 60
3lO 17
Collected by Mrs. Charles Harmer, of the First
Win. Maimer, (additional) ............$2OO 00
. Mies Mary Gib50n......................'200 00
Col. S. Buckley.... 5000
Henry D0wer........................... 2o 00
ElizaH Thomas (additional) .....10 00
John Spear.* §22
John Hutchinson ■5OO
David Norris. 200 •
. Mrs. Chas. Banner.(additional)....... 600 • •
— 500 00
Collected by Sirs. Sarah HnlmeHeister, Chair
man Ex. Com. of-West Chester,'Pa: ■■
West Chester May-party .$lOB 55
•Proceeds of Exhibition of Useful and
Fancy Articles in West Chester 65 35
Proceeds of Articles 501d*.......;..* • •*. 6969
Citizens of Hamorton and vicinity,- .. . .
through Mr§. Bratten...... • ■ 65 00. .
South Side School, East Fallowfield... 270 \
Children of Public School. W. Chester S7l
Bale of a Quilt by tbe Ladies, through ’
Mrs. Job Hayes 100 00
6 00
5 00
2 00
100
6*oo
200
5.00
0 00
500
5 00
30
5 CO
Previously acknowledged.
NOTICETOTim I*«TBI.IO-OBKAT
l=§ ? CENTRA!. FAIRFOR THE SANITARY. COM
MISSION.-Office of the Committee op Labor, Incomes,
and Revenue, No. US South SbVMTH Street
The Treasurer of this [Committee, JOHN W. CLAL
HORN, R>q., will continue to receive subscriptions at
the Office, as above, of , _ .
“ONE HAY’S LABOR,”
"ONE BAY’S INCOME,” v
ONE DAY’S REVENUE,” , .
from , individuals, eras, and corporations, during the
pro* ress of the Fair, and throughout the month of Jane,
at the Office of the Committee, as heretofore. A Clerk
will also he in attendance at the Fair, in the Depart
meDSO°UTH MDe'of’ MAIN (UNION) AVENUE.
Keareti to the West Door Exit. • ..
There are numerous mamifacturiug establishments
and workshops in the city and yicinuy which have not
iet responded to the call of the Committee, and who
would, doubtless, do so if their proprietors or foremen .
would move at once in the matter, we hag all such to
papers without a moment s delay. If
yonr employees cannot afford to subscribe a whole day
let them give whatthey can. Bat do not let the reproach
restupon any, that ihey. have not contributed to this
great effort for the relief of our poor boy? now pouring
-outtheir blood on the fields of the rebellion. WhBn
this mighty war, waged by the ambition ofdisappolnt
ed men, shall have passed into history, the .humblest
citizen will be proud of the record of his deeds, of: devo
tion, if not in the defence of the nation’s flag, at least m
alleviating the sufferings of its defenders. Subscriptions
-will be received during tho.whole of the month of June,
and each oue will be acknowledged in the newspapers
0f Pllilade l pbl L. BOND, Chairman.
MRS. E. W. HUTTER,
- Chairman of Ladies’Committee.
Office No. 118 Souih SEVENTH Sheet, Philadelphia.
Establishments or individuals having subscriptions
made np or in progress, will please have them for
warded as soon as possible : Je» 6t
, (JUT FLOWERS FOR THE HOR
§rg? TICULTURAL DEPARTMENT GREAT CEN
TRAL FAlR.—Contributions of Gut Flowers are, and
will f duringthe;continuance of the Fair, be much needed.
For the convenience of persons residing in the suburbs,
and others to whom it may be inconvenient to send to
the Fair Building, Mr. 11. A., DREER, Florist, No. ¥l4r
CHESTNUT Street, has kindly, consented to receive
Flowers EACH DAY, which will bo sent to the Fair at
Btated intervals during the day. . , ... v . "
The smallest contributions of this kind will be grate
fully received, and will be acknowledged, if desired by
the dehors, who will leave their names with the dowers.
D. RODNEY KING,
: • Chairman Gentlemen’s Committee..
Mrs. j. rhea barton,
jell*6t Chairman Ladies’Committee.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GHEN
that an instalment of- OND DOLLAR PER
SHARE on each and every Share bf the Capital Stock of
the JETKA MINING COMPANY, has this day-beau
called in, payable on or before the FIRST DAY OF
JULYjTSw, at the office of the Company, No. 331V\ AL
NUT Street, Philadelphia. _ . .
By order of the .Directors. . .B. A. HOOPES,.
‘ Treasurer.
. Philadelphia, June S. ISS4. jell-tjyl
notice is herebt oiyen
feSy that an instalment of ONE DOLLAR PER
SHARE on each and every Share of the Capital Stock of
thoMAKDAN MINING COMPANY, has
called in, i>ayable on or before the TWENTY-FIFTH,
day of June, 1564, at the office of the Company, N0.3J5&
WALNUT Street, Philadelphia, rr^^T-e.
By ordeAof the Directors. B. A. HOOPES, .
Treasurer.
Philadelphia, June 9, ISSh jell-tje2s
MEETIKGS FOB UNITED PRAY
EE daily at 5 o’clock P. M., at the Church of the
Bplphany, Presbyterian Church, BROAD, above Chest
nut, and Baptist Church, BROAD and Arch. To be re
sumed MONDAY,'■June 13, in the above order, ub be
fore. jelo-4t* ■
IKS® THE CORNER STONE OP THE
GERMAN REFORMED St. Siepbon’s Church,
now building on CORINTHIAN. A venue,_below Poplar
street, will be laid on MONDAY AFTERAOOh, June
13th, at 3K o’clock. The public is -respectfully invited
to he present. iell-Jt
jk?wo A MEETING OF DYERS AND
MANUFACTURERS will be held at the Madison
House, SECOND Street, above Market, on MONDAY,
June 13, at 3 o’clock, to complete the organization of the
Company for Buying, Selling,and Manufacturing Drugs
and Dyes. All are invited to attend. A largo amount
of stock has already been subscribed. t
jell-2t* THO, J. MARTIN, Treasurer,
IKtSf" OFFICK WESTERN PESSSTtVA
*=» NLA RAILROAD:COMPANY..
Philadelphia* May 20,1561.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-A special meeting ot
the Stockholders of this Oompany wRI .be held .on
THURSDAY, the 16th day of JUNE, ISS4,
M., at the Offl«> of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY, to Philadelphia, for the purpose or.accept
ing or rejecting “An act relating to the west urn Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, and for other purposes,
approved 27th April, IStH,” and also to take action m
reference io a proposed increase df the Capital StocK of
the Company* By order of the Board.
: Tny24-15t . JOSEPH LESLEY, Secretary.
«rar-“ FAKEI. Oil. CO.—NOTIOE.—Air
Ira? , election for JIVE DIHECTOBS' to sen-o daring
tbe current year, will be bold at thoir office, No. 55. 5.
THIRD Street, on TUESDAY, the 21st iast., between
the hours of 4 and 5 JIBTOMAIi* '
Secretary.
jelQ-frmwSt*
tk^SEF 0 NOTICE.—A SPECIAL- MEETING
l§2Xy of the Stockholders of the PHILADELPHIA.
AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY will beheld at the
office. No. 230 WALNDT Street, at 11 o’clock A. M., on
SATURDAY, the 25th insfc., to consider a resolution of
the Board of Managers for aiding in the immediate con
struction of a branch railroad to the oil resion.
jeS-mwfSi EDWARD F. GAY, Secretary,
NOTICE .-APPLICATION HAS
wZS? been made at the office of the Delaware and
Chesapeake Canal Companytor a renewal of a Certifi
cate of One Share of Stock in that Company, in the name
of JEREMIAH ESfLEN, deceased, the original haying
been mislaid or destroyed. WM. P. CRESSON.
Adm, cum, Test.y &e., of the will of
apll-ml3t* . : LYDIA EMLEN.
TO ARTISTS-GREAT CENTIUL
IKK? FAIR for sanitary commission.-sea-
SON TICKETS will be issued to Artists, on application
“at the Entrance on Middle Gate on. VINE Street, admit
ting them to the Fine Art Gallery only, at One Dollar
each, not transferable.
je9-6t JAS. L. CLAGHORN, Treasurer.
OFFICE OF“.THE RELIANCE L\-
•OS? SBRANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA,”
No. 308 WALNUT Street. , „
- - PntI.AT>F.I«?HTA. Juue 6, 1564.
The "Board of Directors have THIS DAY declared a di
vidend of 6 per cent on the capital of ibis Company for
the last six months, payable to tiio Stockholders or their
legal representative, free of taxeso^demand.^^
Secretary.
|KS“ -"NOTICE.— I TUB ANNUAL MEJET
iko of the Stockholders, and election for Pre
shlentand Directors of the CONNECTING RAILWAY
COMPANY, will be held at the offlco of the Company,
on TUESDAY, the 14th day of Jnne, 1664, at.l2 o'clock
noon. EDMUND SMITH, Secretary.
PBit.ADCT.rBiA, May 31, 1664. . . iny3l-tieH
DIVIDEND.-THE DIRECTORS
of the GLMSTEAD OID COMPANY have this
day declared a dividend of FOUR PER CENT, on the
capital stock of the Company out of the oarniugs.of the
month of Slay, and an extra dividend of FOUR
CENT., both payable, free of State tax, on tho UiU
Instant, at the Ouice of the Compauy, S. E. corner of
THIRD and CHESTNUT Streets, upstairs.
GEO. W. HUNTER, Secretary.
je2-Xot
Juxh 1,1861.
NOTICE.-OFFICE PEXNSTLVA-
Ids? BIA OIL CREEK PETROLEUM COMPANY,
Nflf. •'HI WALNUT Street, Pnilakklpitia, June 1,1864.
The Board of Directors have this day dociarod a Divi
dend of one and a half percent, on the capital stock of
the Company, payable on the 15tli Inst.
The transfer books will close on Tlmrada7»2d inai. ,at
3 o 'clock.P, Jtf,, for live days. •
je2-10ft AUG. C. LEIDY, Secretary.
|KS° NOTICE OF »mi>ENl» NO. 2-
11=8? Tlie Trustees of the BRIGGS GOLD COMPANY
have declared a dividend of 1 per cent, out of tlio net
earulugsof the Company for the month of May, paya
ble at the ohlce of tne Company, No. 81JOHN Street,
New York, June 16, 1864, to Shareholders or record, at
V" Ctoa ° ° f b Ull “ E. LAWTON.
How York. Juno 8, IBM. [jell-.St] Treasurer.
I>IVII>ENI»—TMK MBECTOBS
KX? of the NOBLE 4 BELAMATER VET ROLEUM
CO. have this day declared a Dividend of TEN PER
CENT. from the earniuge for, tlio past month, payable
on and after 20ti> in-t., at their oiilce, S I E. corner or
CHESTNUT and THIRD Streets,, up stairs. Transfer
Books dose ou the llltli lust.
GEOHGEW. HUNTER, Secretary.
Junes. IS6I. . . , jelQ-9t
.-'5123,686 56
. 78.809 70
.....5202,496 26
CALEB COPE. Treasurer. ,
$4,903 17
,69,634 57
A. E. BORIE, Chairman.
GUEAT OKATBAL FAIR FOR THE
SANITARY COMIsSION. -
The Iron Committee have great pleasure in reporting
the following additional subscriptions:
** Pennsylvania Iron Work*,'' Danville, Pa.
Tliomns Beaver ......... $5OO 00
> »3fio
,72*12
.... BS?6$
93 99
....... m
4S Off
..... 117 01
2O 00
Blomjinbnrg Iro» Compiiuy, Bloomsbury* *Pa....l,CgffAp
McCullough IrorrCoinpaDy, Philadelphia*........ fiflO’w
Carbon I rod Company, I’arnrvillo, Pa......;..... OOffw
1> O. AH. S. Uiteer, Wm. Penu Fnraatfes..... 300 50
Catwmuqiin Manufacturing Company, Caifc»ftn
atm, hi....... *
Marshall, Philips, & Co. , Philadelphia.
J. Gillingham &.Son r T?hHndelphla.....
O. W. Barnes, Phi1ade1phia............
H(*)pcßiTowuseml, Philadelphia....-
McheWy &R T tutl, Bloorosburg, Pa-***
C. E. Penuock & Co., CoafowvTllo, Pa.
A. Purree & Son, Philadelphia-.
Samuel Hatfield, Coatesvil?e,Pa.....
WiUtaab Bowlin, DowningitoTni, Pa.
Book-keeper and Clerks
Bliuers.
Furnace men...................
Machine Shops aud Foundries,
Ball Mi 11.....
Puddle Mill No. 1 ...
Puddle Mil? No. 2
Quarryiuon.. ...». *
;! Pr37loaaly ackuowledfiatl
$27,21? 03
je9'3t . .AKDRKW. WHEELER, Chairmam
r®” aro-rio*;.— office ji-ji u,,vi>k*>-
F* PHIA AND OILCKEEK OIL GOMPaHY, H9i
337 'WAEUOT Street,
PHiLADSJtnriA* June 7, ISS4. .
The Direct ore have THIS RAY declared a dividend of
ONE TER CENT, on the Capital Stock of the Company,.,
payable on and'after the 20th ln*t., The Transfer Books'
will close on- WEDNESDAY, Sib last., at 3 o’clock
P. M/, for ten days.: W. P. PAINTER, Secretary.
leS-12t* - • •.
-'FINANCIAL.
gONDS
* OP THE
STATE aF NEW JERSEY.
PUBLIC NOTICE IS-HEKEBY GIVEN THAT BONDS
TO THE AMOUNT OP
§400,000
Will be Issued In pursuance of the second section of an
act approved March entitled snpplement.to “An
act entitled an act authorizing a loan for the purpose of
war, to repel 'iuvusioaand suppress insurrection, and
appropriating the same and providing for the payment
thereof. “ Approved May 10,1564.
These Bonds will be issued of the danomination of
11,000, f6OO, and $lOO, with coupons attached, or regis
tered bonds of the denomination of $l,OOO, to suit bid
ders. The Bonds will be redeemable as follows—viz:
$lOO,OOO on the Ist JANUARY, A. D, 1887.
$lOO,OOO on the Ist JANUARY, A. I). 1888.
$100,000,011 the let JANUARY, A. D. 1889.
$lOO,OOO on the Ist JANUARY, A. L>. 1890,
Bearing interest at the rate pf SIS PER GENT, per an
num, payable half yearly, and are exempt by law from
taxation. t
PROPOSALS in writing for the whole or any part of
these Bonds will be received by the subscriber, at hie
Office, in the city of TRENTON, State of New Jersey,
at any time before 2 P. M. on WEDNESDAY, the. loth
day of June, A. D. 1854, on which day and hbnr the
Governor And Treasurer will be in attendance at the
State House to open and decide bids.
The Bonds will bear-date July let. 1864.
The right to reject bids is reserved.
r. m/smith,
, .TREASURES.
. - je4-10f
Dated May, 15th, jm.
E W LOAN 1 .
B. S. 1040 s ,
JAY COOKE & CO. OFFER FOB BALE THE
NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN,
Bearing Five Per Cent. Interest IN COIN.
Redeemable any time after TEN YEARS, at .the plea
sure of the Government, and payable FORTY YEARS
afterdate. Both COUPONS and REGISTERED BONDS
are issued for this Loan, of same denominations as the
Five-Twenties. The interest oh $5O and $lOO payable
yearly, but all other denominations half yearly. The
TEN-FORTY BONDS are dated March 1,1864, the half
yearly interest falling due September 1 and March 1 of
aacb-year. Until let September, the accrued interest
from Ist March ,is required to W paid by purchasers In
coin, or in legal currency*' adding 60 per cenh for
premium* until further notice.
All other Government Securities bought and sold,
JAY COOKE & 00.,
ap3.tr 114-SOUTH THIRD STREET.
CLOTUUVCI.
A HOUSEHOLD WORD !
WANAMAKER •& BROWN’S
: .Popular Clothing House, Sixth
and Market streets. The peo
v pie have found out; to their
. * great s&tisfaction T tbat there Is
a place where a good article of
Clothing, handsomely cut and
carefully made, canjiehad at
a moderate price. Wanama-.
ker & Brovrn have, by far. the
largest stock of REAL NEW
A- STYLES, FRESH, THIS SEA
i SON’S MAKE, of Fashionable
Clothing, to be found in this
city, which they are Belling
•'.VV In immense quantities, and at
low prices for the times.
The place,
SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
The name,
WANAMAKER fc BROWN.
CLOTHING.
ap22-mwe2mif
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL.—JEWELRY SENT BY
-jL Mail, free of postage, to any part of the United
States, on receipt of the following prices: Single-stone
Imitation Diamond Ring,#!; Cluster Imitation Diamond
Ring, $2; Heavy-plated Vest Chains, $1: Magnificent
Plain Ring, $1; Heavy Plain Rings (will stand the
stTongesvacid), 50cents; Small Round Black Enameled
Ear Drops, 50 cents; Heavy-plated Black Enameled
Sleeve Buttons, 25 cents; Gents’. Pins, Imitation Dia
mond, $1; Imitation Diamond Studs. $1; Bracelets, $1;
Handsomely* chased Medallions, $1; Complete Sets
Carbuncle-.Stods and Buttons, $1; Complete Sets Black
Enameled-Studs and Buttons,-with pearl setting;- $1; ;
Fancy, Watch Keys, 50 cents; Pen auff Pencil, with ex
tension case, sl;iadies! Long-geared and Chatelaine
Chains, $1; Chatelaine Pius: $1; Genuine Giitta Percha
Chains, $1; Ladies’ and Gents’ Miniature Pins, for
likeness or hair, $1; Seal Rings, $1; Locket Rings, $2;
;Coral ‘And*. »cents,
jell-fit* : No. Pie RACE Street, Philadelphia.
ALB GOLD, OLD SILVER, AND DIA-
I * '■ MONDS bought for Cash, at M. J. Me GLYNN’S,
30S>a North EIGHTH Street, for which the highesl
prices will be paid. jelo-3t*
QAMUEL MAROT, DEALER IN LIME,
D BUILDING STONE, and COAL. Yard, NINTH
Street, above Thompson, (west side.) Orders received
by William Marot, Jr., Sll Spring Garden street; Clias.
H. Marot, 25 N. Sixth st. (second story), and b. Marot*
434 Chestnut st. (second story). .
N. B.—An experienced Salesman wanted, myal-lm*
NOTICE TO THE PHILADEL
iSsS&P.HIA YACHT CLUB.—Owners or Sailing Mas
ters of the various yachta.to sail iuithe Regatta of the.
Club, on! June 15th, arc required to meet at the head
quarters, No. 816 .WALNUT Street, this (Monday)
evening, at So’ciock, to draw for choice of position for
theirrefcpectiveboats. „_ ri
: WM. H. HYATT, Commodore.
• Attest—Johx E. Neall. : ; ■ It*
jyBNSERV O.
A most effective and delightful preparation
EOF. THE TEETH AND GUMS.
Highly recommended hy the most eminent Doctors
and Dentists; . , ' .
It is the result of a thorough course of scientide expe
riments, extending through a period of nearly thirty
years. " ‘ ■ r . ... -. .. '
To a great extent m every case, and e ntirely in many,
IT WILL PREVENT DECAY OF TEETH. It will aiso
STRENGTHEN WEAK GIIMS, KEEP THE TEETH
BEAUTIFULLY CLEAN. AND THE BREATH SWEET,
See Circulars.. lMcesl. Prepared and sold by.
S. T. BEALE M. D., DENTIST,
, . .1113 CHESTNUT St., Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale hy Druggists. : jell-3m
QLD GOLD AND SILVER WANTED.
ALSO,
DIAMONDS
. ..and
OTHER PRECIOUS STOKES,
BOUGHT FOR CASH, BY
LEWIS LADOMUS & COY
jeS-et.:: No. 803 CHESTNUT Street
fpo FAMILIES RESIDING IN THE
COUNTRY.
We are prepared, sb heretofore, to supply famille*
at their Country Residences with every description of
FINE GROCERIES, TEAS, &c„ &0.
' ALBERT G. ROBERTS,
my3o-tf: Corner ELEVENTH and VINE Ste.
B STYLES YAHIED AND PLEAS-
Qg».yow will find specimens Cartes de Visite. 8,, F.
REIMEit’S new and elegant Gallery, 634 ARCH
Streets. Go,early, and obtain perfect likenesses. It*
PORT RAIT S-MOST TRUTHFUL
A likenesses, and natural nud pleasing styles, are B.
■p, REIMER'S splendid specimens Life-size Photo
graphs in oil colora. Gallery, 634 AHCH Street. It*
T> RIMER'S COLORED PHOTO-
J-Vi GRAPHS, tor 81, furnish yott" p'etures executed
and colored in artistic style, Aikeneasea or accuracy
and worth. See specimens. SECOND Street, above
Green. •' =: •■"" ' • • •' >
CTOLBN—THIS MORNING, FROM
O the office of the subscribers, SEVENTEEN HUN
DRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS, or the three years U.S.
7-30 TREASURY: NOTES, as follows: . ■
August 19,1861. .No. 68,166, for-..-...’...550
do ..Kos. 11,41%. 14,563, 22,76 S
do do ..Nos. 4.196,- 4,187, 44,360
do do V ..No. 44,231, each................... $lOO
do do : ..No. 4,-BW* $5OO
Octoberlst......Nos, 11,781, 29,072, 55,441
do do. ..Nos, 65,446, 65,447, 55.44 S
do do : • .Nos. 66,451, 65,452, 55,453
do do ..No. 65,454, each....... ****v!,***v
All cudon-cd by us, payable to the ordor ot the Secre
tary, of the Treasury for redemption, and are useless to
ft I?NK e iIUNDRE e i V DOLLARS REWARD will bo paid
for tie retnra of the notes. ~ / -
Payment has been stopped, and all persons arocau
tloned against negotiating them, "i- ■ .
W. H. NEWBOLD, SON. & AERTSEN,
S. E. corner BO&K & WALNUT. .
•PROCLAMATION OP PEEE D 0 M
A AT THE OREAT CENTRAL PAIR—Pino Pho
tographs, IS by 13 indies, of I’AINE'S pert and ink
Sawing of till EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION,
beautifully illustrated, original donated to tbej Brook
lyn Sanitary Pair, and solu for $5OO and presented to
i’retiiicnt LINCOLN. They will.bo sold at retail at
the GREAT CENTRAL PAIR during its continuance.
A®* Canvassers wanted forovory section of the conn
trv™ ROWLAND JOHNSON,III) MARKET Bt„PMla„
and 04 BEAVER Street. New York, . jolo-3t
-PRIME BETTER AND EGGS FOR
Jl . wale by ■'.•'•:• . H, B. ARRISON,
jell-St* ; 1»8 North WATER, Street.
-\fEDICAL PURVEYOR’S OFFICE,
AJJ- ‘ New York, Julio 9, ISO 4.
Importers and dealers in Medicines, Hospital' Stores,
Beddlng-.'&c., &c., are invited to submit their quotations
to the Army Medical Purveyor, at hts ofilee, 400
BROOMK Street, for his information and guidance in
ihe purchase of supplies. ioll-3t
3, 1864.
QFFICE OF
JAY COOKE & CO., BANKERS,
HO, ill SODTH TOJ3D OTEBBT.
PHILADELPHIA, Juno Gtb, 1884.
The Secretary of the Treasury has invited bids for
SEVENTY-PIVE MILLIONS of BomSsof the SIX PER
CENT. LOAN, maturing in 1881, as per tho following
advertisement;
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, .Tanfftth, ISM.
To insure the greatest-possible vigor in the'operatlons
of the armies nowmoviiig against the insurgents, undor
brave and skilful generals, upon a viut theatre of ope*
rations, expenditures have bsen increased beyond re
ceipts from revenue uni* ordinary" subscription!? tip tbo
National Loan;
Sealed otters will, therefore, be received at tins De
partment, under the act of March 3,18 C‘S, nntil noon of
WEDNESDAY, tbelSth d&Vof Jnae. 1864, for bond* of
the United States to the amount or SEVENTY- FIVE
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, beaHbrim annual intoi'dbt
of six per centum, payable scmi-aii'naaJly iu coin, on
ilie firat days of July and .January s each year, and res
- aller the 30th of June,4SBL . .
Each offrr must be for fifty ovon* kurodred dollars, or
eome nioitiple of one hundred* doll are, ami must state*
the sum, including premium, offered fin' eaeh hundred'
dollars in bonds, or for fifty, when the-oner is for no
more than fifty. Two per e*nsr, of tho* principal,'ex-,
ci'udingpremium, of the whole arnonat/otfeml mnst be
deposited, »» guarantee for payment of subscription if
accepted, with, the Treasurer of the .Untied States at
Washington, or with the Assistant* Treasurer at New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, or Sir. with ilia
Designated Depositary at Baltimore, •-PmBbwrj& Cluciti
nati, Louisville, Chicago, Detroit, or* Buffalo; or with
any National Banking Association authorized! to receive
deposits which may consent to transact- the- ba3inosß
without charge. Duplicate certificates of deposits will
be issued to depositors by.the officer orasaoCTatiOtt re
ceiving them. the originals of which mn« he forwarded
with the offers to the Department. All’deposits should
be made in time for advice of-offers with'•certificates to
reach Washington not later than the morning of;Jnne
15th. No offer not accompanied by its proper certificate
of deposit will be considered.
The Coupon and Registered Bonds issued-vtlllbAor
the denominations of $5O, $lOO, $5OO, and $l,OOO. Regis
tered Bonds of $5,000 and $10,1)00 will also be issued if
Alhoffers received will be opened on Wednesday, the
15th ol June, by the Secretary or one of the-Assistant
Secretaries, ana notice of acceptance or declination will
be immediately given to the respective offerers; and, in
case of acceptance, bonds of the descriptions and-..d0-:
nominations preferred will be sent to the subscribers at
the cost.of the Department, on final payment of instal
ments. The original deposit of two-per cept;-will be
reckoned in the last instalment paid by
offerers, and will be immediately returned? to, those.!
whoso offers may not be accepted. ; ...
The amount of accepted offers must be deposited with
the Treasurer, or other officer or association authorized
to act under this notice, on advice of acceptance of offer,
or as follows: One-third on or before the 2pth-; one
third on or before the 25th; and the balance, including
the premium and original two per cent, depo-ut, on or
before the 30th of June, lnterest to tho Ist of. July on.
tho several deposits will he paid in coin on the-30th of
Juiio, and interest on bonds will begin July 1j.1564. ■
Offers under this notice should be endorsed ‘Offer
for Loan,'" and addressed to the Secretary.of the Trea
. snry. The right t*. decline ail offers not considered ad
vantageous is reserved to the Government. •
S. P. CHASto, .
Secretary of the Treasury.
...... 300 00
...... 300 00
...... 250 00
moo
260 00
260 00
250 00
l5O 00
ioo oo
6O 00
$5,047 03
.21,270 00
We shall bid for a moderate amount of Oils most de
sirabto loan, for ourselves, and if any of our friends
or customers desire to include their bids in. ours, we
will cheerfully attend to the business WITHOUT
CHARGE.
In this way parlies will save themselves the-trouble
of details attending the bidding, and will avail
themselves of our experience, and will share- pro-rata
and on terms with ; us in any scale of bids-we may
make, and in all allotments tons. ** .■ /
Subi-aiibers can hand in their names aud amounta at
once, and either fix ilie limit of premium on take their
chances with us.
Our bid will be held open until the latest moment
allowed by the terms of the advertisement.
Further information given on application*
JAY COOKE &. CO.,
jel3-St 114 ,SOUTH THIRD STREET.
JEE GOVERNMENT’ LOAN
THIS LOAN IS AUTHORIZED by act of Congress of
gJArch 8, 1564, which provides for its REDEMPTION
IN COIN, at any period not less .than ten or more than
forty years from its date, at the pleasure of the Govern*
ment.
UI(TIL ITS REDEMPTION, five percent, interest is
lo ha paid semi-annually IN COIN.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO-THE LOAN are received by tho
National Banks in United States notes, or in such cur
rency or other funds as are taken by them on deposit
at par. *.-■ / \ .
. ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OK LOCAL TAXA
TION adds from one to three , per cent, per annum to its
Value.
THE RATE OF INTTSEST on this loan, although
but five per cent, in coin,is as much greater in current
as the difference between the market value of currency
and gold. -
AS A RULE, the five per cent. 5 specie securities of all
solvent Governments are always par or above, and cur
rency now funded in the National Loan will be worth
in gold, besides paying a regular and liberal
percentage to the holder.
THE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT of this loan Is TWO.
HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS. The amount of sub
scriptions reported to the Treasury at Washington, up
to June 4,. has been
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECBIVED
TREASURER OF TIDE UNITED STATES,
ASSISTANT TREASURERS
AT NEW YORK, BOSTON, AND PHILADELPHIA,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, Pi.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, Pi.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DANVILLE, Pa.
Tfbich are depositaries of Public money; and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country, (acting as agents of the National
Depositary Banks,) prill furnish farther information on
application, and
AFFORD. EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
jelO-fm’udit&ltW
‘J l R S T
NATIONAL BANK
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT
This Bank has been authorised and Is now prepared
to' reoeive subscriptions to the
This Loan, Issued under authority of an set of Con
fresft approved March3,lB64, provides for the issue of
Tyro Hundred Millions of Dollars ($200,000,000) United
Statee Bonds, redeemable after ten years, and payable
forty years from date, IN COIN* dated March 1,1864,
.bearing interest at the rate of
per annum IN COIN, payable semi* annually on all
Bonds over $lOO, and on Bonds of $lOO and less, an
nually.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or Coupon
Bonds as they may prefer
Registered Bonds will he issued of the denominations
of fifty dollars ($5O), one hundred dollars ($100), five
hundred dollars ($500), one thousand dollars ($1,000),
five thousand dollars ($5,000), and ten thousand dollars
($10,000), and Coupon. Bonds of the denominations of
fifty dollars ($5O), one hundred dollars ($100), five hun
dred dollars.(ssoo), and one thousand dollars ($1,000).'
INTEREST ■
will commence from date of subscription, or the accrued
interest from the Ist of March can be paid in coin, or,
until further notice, in U* S. notes or notes of National
Banks, adding (50) fifty per cent, to the amount for pre
mium, 0. H. CLARK,
&pB*tf President.
ASSISTANT TREASURER’SUFFICE,
PHILADEDPHIA, JUNE 7, 18fel. .
, THE COUPONS
- FOB
INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC DEBT,
‘ • FALLING DUH OX TUB . % - ..
FIRST OR JULY NEXT,
WILL BE PAID IN COIN, ON PRESENTATION AT
THIS OPFICE.
ARCHIBALD McINTTRE,
je6-6t ' ASSISTANT TREASURER U. S.
"A/T OHU M ENT S AND GRAYS-
ArX STONES.,—A’large assortment of Grave-Stones,of
various designs,made of the finest Italian and American
Marble, constantly on hand at the Marble Works ol
ADAM BTEINMETZ. BIDGB Avenue, below Eleventh
*trn*t. PbilftdftluM* *d9Q.SmU
TO PRINT, BOOK, AND COIN COL-
A .LECTORS.—EDWARD COG AN, No. 4S North
TENTH Street, Philadelphia, has for sale aiarge quan
tity of fine Engravings.and Books, purchus»d by him at
tho famous ALLAN Collection, iu Now lork. _
Also on hand, ft large quantity of American and Eu
ropean COINS, to lie sold at moderate prices. ■
The highest premium given for fine anil rare Amorican.
Coins. • jetu-Pt _
MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT
LOANED nppn Diamonds, Watohas, Jswri-
A A rTi plate, Clothing, &0., at JONES ar CO. f
© © oTd Estaidlßhcd Loan oiSce, coraer THl**
aad GASKILL Streets. below Lombard aoll-smw
TTEATON & DENCKL A, HARDWARE
XL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SOT COMMEEO*
and 810 NORTH Streets, offer for sale:
Anchor Brand Nails: Plymontb iliU Rivets.
Vf. k S. Butcher's Oast Steel: Eagle Cabinet Locks.
Putnam's Horae Math: Locke’s School Slates,
copper. Brass, and Iron Wire; Cotton Cards. -■
Also, a fuU assortment of American Hardware. fo7-Smli
FINAJVOIAt.
§300,000,000.
©67,017,850.
AT WASHINGTON,
Ann tub
AXI> IST Tim
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
PHILADELPHIA.
OF THE
UNITED STATES.
10-40 LOAN.
HEW GOYERNMENT LOAH.
FIVE FEB CENT.
WANTS.
agents wanted to-sell the
Standard History of the War. A raro to
make money. Agent* are clearing from SIQG to $2OO par
meiDtJt, 200,000 volu'*A** already koUI, Sort'd for circu
lar*! Address JONES, UROS., kCo , Publishers, BALr-
TiMOftE, Md. je!3-lm*
ttoe press wasted.—a second
XX hand Double Cylinder Press’(Wo. 2 or 3 size)
wafitod. It must be in good? order. Addre*v stating
price, « COWLES Sc €O., -
jcjrfSf Cleveland, Ohio.
OPHE UNDERSIGNED desires to
X engage the services of a practical J>rug SalesiafcD.
Nono others need apply. _ . __
GKOROE A. Mft&ER k CO.,
jelo*3t* Wholesale I>nißglaU,soft MARKET St,
WANTED—BY THE Ist OP JULY;
* i an experienced first-class Salesman' one that can
influence near country trade, in a Jobrmx, Hosiery,
and Notion H&ufeo. Address Box 2254, Philadelphia
PoHtOflice. itrTlS-vrfmlSt
WANTED.—A YOUNG MAN',. AGED
> * 19. desires a Situation to learn the Who&Hil* Gro
cery. Address ‘ * Grocery* Box 1343. P. 0. . jel.'t*6lV
WANTED-BY A; YOUNG MM, : A
** situation in a Whol'esafe Grocery Store; is well
acquainted with the btrsriaess. Can influeacesoiraotrsil.*,
ana will muko himselfceiJerallT useful. Goodreftrrene*
given. Address «« W. ft. G./’Phila. V. O. : ;I\*
WANTED—A SALESMAN TN A
WHOLESALE CLOTHING HOUBE:one who edits*-
inands a koou trade, A resident of this State preferred.
A.literal salary giyeu. Apply to No. HO North TH!f{J>
gtroot. - jeS-SJ';
WANTED—3OO AGENTS TO BEDS
T C the , KT - ml . .“"‘"D 1 JXDtCATOB.’-
Tliooghonly jnst introduced, hundreds Steal to its ac-‘
curacy in foretelling changes of the weather from dry to 1 -
wet, and vice versa. It interests the scholar and the
man of science, and awakens admiration in the minds
of all who witness iis wonderfnlfunctions. Sendpostage
.stamp for circular and particulars, or call upon
FKISBEE, CDORV&CO.,
6G North POURTH Street.
,js7-12t* Philadelphia, Pa..
A MONTH!—I WANT AGENTS
UP at $6O a month, expenses paid,_tp sell my EVER'-
LASTING PENCILS, ORIENTAL BURNERS, and 13
other articles. Fifteen circulars sent/ras. Address
ap3D4&w3m JOHN F. LORD, Bfddbford, Maine.
JS WANTED—TO PURCHASE OR
AL2ASE, for a term of years, within- easy distance
of New York, either in. Sew York State,or New Jersey,
or Pennsylvania, a
BtJIX HNG SUITABLE FOR A FACTORY.
Motive Power (water preferred) must Lo- from *3OO to
160 horse-power.
CoiumtHifcatnftis, with full particulars,.addressed to
80x2919, NewTorkP. 0. je7>gt*
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.
VTak Department*
C.AVALRT BuRFAV,
Office of Chief Quartermaster*
Washington, D. C., May 18..1864,
. THREETHOUSA ND (3,000) HORSES WArTTHD.
ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY-RIVE <slds)* DOL
LARS per bead will be paid for all
CAVALRY HORSES
delivered *wiihin the,next thirty (30) days ai'the Go
vernment stables at GTesboro, D. C.
Said Horses to be sound in all particnlarg r ,notUw*
than five (S) nor more than nine (9) years old; from fif
teen to sixteen hands high., full in flesh, compactly
built, bridle wise, and of size sufficient for cavalry
purposes. •
These specifications will be strictly adhered- to acsd
rigidly enforced in every particular.
Payment made on delivery of seven (7) and over.
- JAMES A. EEIN,
L-t. Col. &C. Q. M. Cavalry Bureau.
iioAitmxc.
FtOUNTRY BOARDING—THE LARGE
V/ BOARDING-BODSE AT CONCORD, Dsluware
s County, is now open for the reception of Boarders.
It is situated on the Philadelphia auir Baltimore Central
Railroad, twenty miles west of Philadelphia, in one of
the mopt healthy and beautifnl localities of the county.
The building is nearly new, rooms comfortable, and
well ventilated
Accommodations will be furnished for pleasant-drivea
mornings and evenings.
Apply to JOSEPH SHORTLIDGE, CONCORDYILLE,
Delaware County, Penna. joil»3t
DOARDING.—TWO SECOND-STORY
*> rooms TO LET, at 133 North TENTH St. jo7-tf ■
TX)ARDING—ON DUY’S LANE, GER
-O MANTOWN, sixth from station. je7-12t
FOR SALE AjV» TO LET.
Fm SALE—PONE GROUND RENTS
of $2,000 each on adjoining propertiesfin the city,
well improved. Apply to E, PETTIT.;
je!3 . ' *323 WALNUT Street.
TTO RENT—THE SECOND AND THIRD
A Story Rooms of Store No. 531 MARKET St.. Pos
session July Ist. -
jell-61* SIBLEY, MOLTEN", & WOODRUFF.
npo LBT- LARGE AND SMALL
' JL ROOMS,third and .fourth stories. No 534 WALNUT
Street, Apply to J. H. EDWARDS,
jeS-6t* 924 WALNUT Street.
rn A TWO- AND-A-H ALF r STORY
-Eli Frame Cottage and a two-story Brick Store, 1313
LOCUST Street, to be EOld .br M. THOMAS * SONS,
June 14th. je!3-2t*
m LARGE AND VALUABLE FRO
JEItPERTY POR SALE.—The very large and commodi
ous LOT and BUILDING, No. SOS CHERRY Street: near
the centre of business; containing 60 feet on Cherry
street, depth 105. feet, being 76 feet wide on the rear of
the lot, and at that width opening to a large cart-way,
leading to Cherry street. Its advantages ot
: SIZE AND POSITION
are rarely met with.
"Apply at the office of Christ Church Hospital,
jelli-Sm. ; No. 336 WALNUT Street.
M DELAWARE COUNTY. FOR
SALE, 40 ACRES of excellent LAND, 8 miles from,
the city, on the West Chester Plank Road; Darby creek
forms the Eastern boundary line $ substantial stone
mansion and other buildings; a desirable farm.
- JAS. R. CUMMINS, Surveyor, Media, Pa.
N. B.—Sendfor .catalogue of Delaware county farms
containing prices. ' - je!3-3t*
MTO LET.—THE [UPPER FLOORS
of the spacious
STORE N0.'321 CHESTNUT STREET.
Possession FIRST JULY.
Apply on the premises to -
je!3-2t* •- CHAS. G. WIQHTMAN & CO.
M VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCES
OK SPRING GARDEN'STREET.-This street is
wider than Broad street, and will be one of the finest in
the city.
PARTIES SHOULD PURCHASE WHILE PROPER
TIES ARE LOW, and thus have the advantage of their
investment.
Apply to BONSALL BROS.,
je!3-6i* . 116 North NlNTH.Street,
«TO RENT—COUNTRY PLACE 7
acres. Mansion furnished; .stables and . coach
house. Ice house filled; Spring house, fish poadt beau
tifully shaded, &c. Fifteen miles out; five minutes’
walk from station, Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad.
Also, two others, famished, in the same locality.
Also, a number of country places with a few acres of
ground for sale. . - " E. PETTIT,
. je)3 f 323 WALNUT Street.
INSURANCE.
JNSURE YOUR LIFE
IN YOUR OWN HOME COMPANY,
AMERICAN,
OF. PHILADELPHIA,
S. E. corner Fourth anfl Walnut Streets.
Insurers in tins Company have the additional guaran
tee of
$250,000
CAPITAL STOCK all paid up IN CASH, which, to
gether with CASH ASSETS, now on hand, amount to
OYER
$BOO,OOO.
INCOME FOR THE YEAR ISOS OVER
$200,000.
LOSSES PAID DURING THE YEAR AMOUNTING TO
OYER
*62,000.
DIVIDENDS MADE ANNUALLY, Bins aiding the in
sured to pay premiums. ■-./
The last DIVIDEND on all Mutual Policies in force
December 31, 1863, was
FIFTY PER GENT.
Of the amount of PREMIUMS received daring- the year.
Its TRUSTEES are well-known .citizens in onr midst,
- entitling/it to more consideration than those whose
managers reside in distant cities.
Alexander Whilldin, . William J, Howard,
. J. Edgar Thomson, Samuel T. Bodine,
George Nugent, John Aikmau,
Hon. James Pollock, Charles F. Heazlitt,
Albert C. KOuSttS) Hon. Joseph Allison, .
P. B. Mingle, Isaac H&zlshurst.
Samuel Work,
ALEX. WHILDIN, President.
; SAMUEL WORK, Vice President, '
: JOHN S. WILSON,, Sec, and Treas.;
jeii-ist
JJAVE YOU PROVIDED FOR YOUR
: FAMILY AN IXSUKANCE ON TOUK LIFBf
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY*
MUTUAL,
WITH AN AMPLE CASH CAPITAL.
WALTER'S. GRIFFITH, PsssnjßNr.
G, C. Riplbt, Seo. I. H. Fbothixoha*, TftJUts,
William J, Coffix, Actuary.
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES; _ ■
Hon. William Strong; Rev. Matthew Simpson/D. D.»
Bishop of M. E. Church; Rev; Albert Barnes, D. D.;
Rev. James M. Crowell; Thomas Robins, Esq.: Lewli
R. Ashnrst, Esq.; Samuel Welsh, Esq.; James Dunlap,
Esq.; W. It, Lecuee, Esq.; John Rice,
Humphreys, Esq.; Aiwtm. Esq.xS.j3.
Esq.; C. B. Mount, Esq.; SaW C. Perkina, Esq,:
Jobnß. Penrose, Samuel Field, Esq.,
W. Clark & Co. vßacknor, T 3lcCammon, & John
B. Myers St Co. benjamin Bullock & Sons; Wm. 8. A
Alfred Martien; George B. Reese, Son, & Co., J.».
McCreary & Co.; Georgo Cookinan & Co., D. B. Eer»
shaw & Co.; Kay & Brother.
JOHN H. PACKARD, M. D.,
MEDICAL JSXAMIXBR, ■
.. H 0.1225 SPKDCB STREET,
In attendance at Agent's Office daily from 1 to J P. M,
PHILADELPHIA : OPPIOE,
OORHEK FOUJBTH AND LIBRARY STBEETB.
B. K. ESLER, AGENT.
ap4-mwfBm '
FOR ALBANY AND TROY
jMKffiHTlfi -VIA DELAWARE AND RARITAN
CANAL.-The barge S. FLANAGAN. Captain W. Cor
son, is now loading: at first wharf below SPRUCH
Btroet, and will leave for the above points on WEDNES
DAY, June 15th, at G o’clock I*. M. ,
For freight, which will be taken at reasonable rates,
amilvto ■ D. L. FLANAGAN, Agent,
3fll-4t* 30* S. DELAWAR E Avenne.
rawso LADIES TRUSS AND BRACI
\J~_/ ktoßE—Conducted by Ladles, TWELFTH
NtrSrntmt door below Race Every attlele ta thelt
line elegant, easy, and correct In mate. OH.NHB'
DLES Proprietor, attends to Geatleinen, on the comet
of rwELFTH and RAGS Street*, N. 8.-Professional
accuracy insured. myd-Smlf
AMUSEIWEyHS.
YAWDERLTK # S AKIADN&
this most wonderful creation of tfurgenius of VAN*
DERtiYK, has been placed at the disposal of the Fine
Arts Committee of the *-
SANITARY FAIR,
as a SPECIAL EXHIBITION, on the express'dbnditioa
ibat Season and other Tickets, giving access &ir other
parts of ike Fair, arc not to be entitled to admission.
AEfADNE,
(Daughter of Minos and Passiphtf, deserted on' W#
** An ideal of female beauty, reposing upon the luxa-"
ry of its own sensation, lost in sleep, and yielding with
chfld-liko srif-abandonment to dreams of love. ’"
‘■’Tlowlike a vision of pure Tore she seems!
lltr cheeks just flushed with innocent repose.
That fdldsher thoughts up fn delicious dreams,
Like dew-drops in the chalice of a rose;
.Pillowed uponher arm and raven hair.
How archly rests that bright and peaceful brow t
Its rounded i>eari defiance bids to care.
While kisse* ojr the lips seem melting now;
Prone In unconscious lovelineas she lies,
And*leaves around her delicately sway;
Veiled-is the splendor of her beaming eyes,
But o s er the limber be witching graces play;
Ere into Eden’a groves the serpent .crept,
Thus Sve within her leafy arbor slept! 1 *
Tutkerman's * l Artist Life,**
'*lnlSl2 YANDEKLYN painted the AETADNE. Thfa
3ainting proved Mr. Vanderlyn’s powers even more
Shan the ‘ Marta*,.* and is, in my estimation, the finest
figure of the kind I have ever f-een. This picture has
bean purchased sffld'engraved by A. B. Durand, Esq.,
himself an excellent Painter, and our first* Engraver.
The engraving of Mr.* Durand is worthy of it. •Dun
lap's ''Arts'and JTesipjis.
Admission
Entrance frGm Horticultural* Department, and
frein the Corridor connecting the latter with the Art
Gallery. . j«I3-6t
JJH3’ COLLECTION OF PICTURES
WORKS OF ART,
; Belonging to JOSEPH HARRISON, Jr., i« now own
to thepnMic, for alimited-tiiiie, for the-BonoStof
T HE GREAT CENTRAL FAIR
OP-THE SANITARY COMMISSION,
Ate 2J15 S. EIGHTEENTH Street, Rittenhouse Square.
TICKETS,. 50 CENTS.
Tc > behaibuttke Hotels, B6ok Stores, and at the door.
:• Eb trance at 225 S. EIGHTEENTH Sireet r or through
Pari: atd Garden, on SEVENTEENTH Street, fjell-fcf
r£l IE EYimT OF THE SEASON.
A I’RETBYT FOR EYERXBODT,
.GREAT GIFT
"VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTS
AT TH»
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS,
. TENTH'AND CHESTNUT STRkSTS,
o>-
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY ETE NINOS
June9th, 10th, and Itth, ISSI.
, •®'i :r P I S’]2S.S, F .L H Lr ROCESr,s will he-ionatei
to the tr. S. CHRISTIAN COMMISSION
NOTICE THE MAIN FEATUR3S-of this ENTERPRISE
on f FOlt THE PUERgg™-
DISPLAY OP GOODS,
. SAG, K OF TICKETS,
„ AND DISTRIBUTION OF PRESENTS.
The other
{LARGE HALL) FOR THE ENTERTAINMENTS.
The Presents consist of
PIANOS, •
WATCHES,
. . ; SILVERWARE,
JBWEIiST
And many other valuable articles. *
_ , BVBF.Y*BUECH&S£B OP A TItKEP
Will receive one of the
. SPLENDID-PRESENTS
AT*THE TIME OF PURCHASING.
No presents of Jess value than
ONE DOLLAR,
. USUAL RETAIL PRICES,
Will be distributed.
All the
- AVAILABLE. TALBNT IN THK CITY
Has been engaged for the entertainments.
The public are invited to call and view’the goods to bo
presented on and after
MONO AY MORNING, JUNE 6?h,
At which, time '
THE SALE OF TICKETS
' DISTRIBUTION OF PRESENTS
Will commence.
The Coacerts will commence on
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 9th,
. • • At Sh» o’clock, f
With a Grand-Overture by
BIBGFELD’S CELEBRATED BAND.
TICKETS,
ENTITLING TO A S?BESENT,
' AND
ADMISSION TO THE ENTERTAINMENT,
ONE DOLLAR.
To b&had only at the Hall,
CENTRAL FAIR.
vJ CHILDREN’S EXHIBITIONS in the GRA2fl>
HALL set apart for them. The ASTONISHING AUTO
MATON ROPE- DANCER.TftUAIPBTER.attdMOXEEri
STEREOPTICON VIEWS, MAGICaLEXPERIMENTS,
VBBTRILOQOISM.-.with a large variety of attractions.
Admission 25 cents; Children 15 cents.
Exhibitions at 3 and S P. M.
ri ROVER’S NEW CHESTNUT.
V* STREET theatre.
LEONARD 'GROVER... MANAGER.
(Also of Grover's Theatre. Washington, D.- 0.)
UNPARALLELED AND, ENTHUSIASTIC- SUCCESS.
SEVENTH CONSECUTIVE NIGHT OP THE GRAN*
FAIRY THIf
SEVEN SISTERS,
THE BIRTH OF CUPID IN THE BOWER OF FERNS,
And the Popular Comedian.
. Mr. j. e. McDonough, '
: In his Inimitable Impersonation of MRS. PLUTO.
THIS (Monday) EVENING, June 13th, 1564,
Will he again presented, in all its Gorgeous Splendor,
this Extraordinarily Successful Production, which,
has attracted asuccession of Crowded Houses
almost unprecedented in this city.
AGAIN, TO-NIGHT, ~
The New and Beautiful Scenery—The Elegant Cos
tumes—-The Astonishing Fairy* Transformations—
The Grand Zouave Drill, by Forty Young
Ladies—The . Beautiful Fairy Dances—
The New Local Seenes—The
. Grand Battle Tableau!
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle or Parquet.....*.., ~..,.50cent*.
Family Circle .25cent*.
Orchestra Seats.. .75 cent*.
Six of the Front Benches only are reserved as Orches
tra Seats. No extra charge for securing seats.
GRAND FAMILY-MATINEE
% . ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock.
When the entire Spectacular Play of
. THE SEVEN SISTERS
will be presented—making the Greatest Day Perform-'
ance ever witnessed in Philadelphia, at the usual Ma
tinee prices.
MRS- JOHIh DREW’S KEW ARGEU
"•*- STREET THEATRE.
SIXTH WEEK OF FRANK DREW.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURS
DAY,
The spectacular romance of
- THE FORTY THIEVES.
:Musiapha(thecobbler). Frank Drew
All Baba (the woodman) .........Stuart Robson.
Morgiana ......Miss Henry
To conclude with the traditioaarr drama of
SIXTEEN-STRING'J ACK.
Kit Clayton ..........
Sixteen* String Jack.
Theophilus.....
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.—
MONDAY and TUESDAY, Jnn.Mth, and 14th,
Will be produced the great Moral Playbv Tom Tay
lor, Esq., entitled the TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN.
MR. HARRY PIERSON - having been especially en
gaged to sustain the character of ROBERT BRIERLY.
Supported by the unequalled cast of the:
WALNUTtSTREETTHEATRE COMPANY.
The performance will conclude with the laughable
Comic Drama of ROBERT MAOAIBE.
Mr S. Hempie a 5................. ...JacquesStrop.
Poore open at 7% Curtain rises at S o’clock. je!3-2t
pROF. ROSWELL D HITCHCOCK, D.
D., of New York, will deliver, at MUSICAL FUND
HALL, on THURSDAY EVENING, June 16, the Anni
versary Address before the PHILADELPHIA COLLE
GIATE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES, of which
Rev. CHARLES A. SMITH, D. D., and E. CLARENCE
SMITH,.A. M., are Principals.
Tickets may be obtained, gratuitously, on and after
Monday morning, the 13th, at the Institute, 1530 ARCH
Street.
Also, of Smith & Jacobs, 1526 Chestnut street, and
Ashmead & Evans, 724 Chestnut street, je9-7t*
MOW OP EH—THE FORTY-FIRST
-L* ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS AND
SCULPTURE, at the PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OP
THE FINE ARTS, CHESTNUT ; Street, above Tenth.
Open from 9A. M. till 7P. M., and from S till 10 in the
evening.. Proceeds for the Sanitary Fair. je9
GOODS.
& WELLS
HEAVYrMEDIUM, AND LIGHi* SHEETINGS AND
SHIRTINGS.
STANDARD DRILLS. _
HEAVY CANTON FLANNELS.
WASHINGTON AND VICTORY CAMBRICS AND
SILECIAS.
BROWN, BLEACHED. AND CORSET JEANS.
No. 12 WORSTED YARN, &c. seafif-tf
n RAIN BAGS.—A LARGE ASSORT
VT KENT OF GBAIN BASS,
Cn Tarlons iiida, for cale by
BANCROFT & GO.,
Sot, 40» and 407 MARKET Street
RAILROAD LISES.
WAS SYLVANIA RAILROAD—
For BETHLEHEM, DOYLESTOWN, MAUCH CHUNK,
EASTON, WILLIAMSPORT, WILKESBARRB, Se.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. „
Passenger Trains leave the new Depot, THIRD Street,
above Thompson street, daily (Sundays excepted), a*
At7A.'M. (Express) for Bethlehem, Allentown,:Mauch
Chunk, Hazleton, Wilßainsport, Wilkesbacre, &c.
At 8.45 P. M. (Express) for Bethlehem, Easton, &c.
• At 6.15 P. M. for Bethlehem, Allentown, Manch.
C FofDoylestownat9.lsA. M., 8 P. M. and 4.MP. M.
For Fort Washington at 10.15 A. M. and lIP. M.
White Second and Third-streets Line Citr
Passenger A i.
Leave Betblebom at 6.30 A. M., 9.53 A. M., and 6.07
**Leave Doylestown at 6,30 A. M. ,3 45 P, M., and 7P. M.
Leave Lausdale at 6 A. M.
Leave Port Washington at 11.25 A. M. and 2P. M.
ON SUNDAYS.
. Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 9 A. M.
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 3 P. M.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 7.20 A. M.
" Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 4 P. M- .
jelS . - ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
To “’ tr
On and after WEDNESDAY next, JunelHb, and un
til fortber notice, a train'will leave Camden for Lcmg
Branch at 7.45 A. M., daily, Re
turning, will leave Longliranch at A3SP. Ah
An afternoon tram from Ciunden to Long Brandi will
ho run, commencing oh July Ist, returning at an early
honrnext morning, thus affording two daily comraani
cations to and from the Branch. .• ...
A freight train, with passenger car attached,. will,
start for stations on tUeimin line daily from Camden.
(Sundays'excepted, j at 9.15 A. M •
leave Port Sloninomh next morning atS joa. _
Stages connect at Woodmansic and for Bar
negat and Tom’s River. , '• . mhVu
For further information apply to Company » A»ent*
L. B. COLE, at Cooper’s Point, Camdeu. ■
- ’ OBIFFITTS, Jr., Gen. Supfc.
June 11. ISM. ' J el3 ~ tf
jy.* —THE ADAMS EX*.
company, oitice no
f'HFS'rNTTT Street, forwards Parcels, Packages, Mer-
Aaudim. Bauk *»«.s>& SiMom.nftoT by its owii
Haea or in connection with other'hxpreisS Companies.
UT' e TOW “ la^dM"* 4
• fefff * . .-■:••• . General
nABD AND FANCY JOB PRINTING,
V « JUHOWAI.T fc BKOWK’B.IXIA lOOBTR Sfc..
One Dollar.
.. .Frank Drew.
....Barton Hill.
.Stuart Robson.
PENN-
NORTH