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A Dkokftivk Malady.—So insidious aro the
•first approaches of Consumption, that thousands re
main unoonsclous of Us presence until it has brought
them to the verge of the grave. Ah immodiato re
sort to Dr. Jayne’s Expectorant, upon the flrst ap
pearance of Cough, Pain, or Soreness of the Throat
or Chest, would very generally preclude a fatal re-'
Suit i or, In easo these symptoms indicated tho
•presence of latent consumption, would tond to sub
due tho violence of tho disease, and thus materially
•assist in prolonging tho life of tho patient. Use the
Expectorant, thereroro, when you take cold, and
thus prevent the necessity for its use in mote dan
igerous complaints. Prepared and sold at No, 212
•Chestnutstreet. jc2o-2t
Soft Felt Hats, of the finost quality and In the
largest variety of stylos, at Warburton’s, -Chestnut
etreot, next door la the Post Office.
Dn. Sahsiwo, of York, at tho Continental
Hotel, on Monday and Tuesday, tho 20th and 2lst
Tor the application of his improved Body-Braoos for
the cure'of Female 'Weaknesses, Hernia, Spinal
Affections, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Piles, Droop
ing, and General Debility. Office hours from 12 fVI. to
«P. M. ■ ... *' jOIS-3t
A stlendid ASsoRTMKHT Of misses’, childrens’,
And boys’hats, at reduced prices, can bo purchased
of Charles Oakford A Sons, 834 and 838 Chestnut
Street, Continental Hotel.
The largest assortment of Bathing Clothes In
the United States for ladies, gentlemen, and ohil-'
■dren, at; Sloan’s, 806 Market street, Philadelphia,
.and at his Store, S. E. eornor. Washington and
Jackson sjpeetSj Capo Islisndi N. J. jolB-3t*
Arrivals at the uotsils,
nil coi
& Foote, Ifew York • ‘
John McClin-ock, Chicago
'pWilliiira*. Oil City
Jfr Green, Beading
¥m
‘ .AG Tyng, Peoria, in %
Henry Brardnlt-y, Galeaog
■ C D Lankin, Peoria, 111
H Robinson & family, Del
EH Darling, Delaware
B G Maul, Delaware
.B C Briggs, Delaware
fJasHuKies, Washington
Henry Webster, Baltimore
P Brooks, Baltimore"
jWiA Newiork
,AX BoucftK
JMtsa M B ’
BSKouche. Indiana^ 0118
Baines A in,
-Alex Cbainbers&hfm.Fittsb
•Asßarceie, New York
mark Googins, Boston
3> I> Howard
iMr&MrsDeaUver, Paris :
:.3s> S L«weilyn, Marietta
•Jbs W Albree, Pittsburg
>S P GiUett, IT S N
Bid Janeiro
;±Fw Chase, Utica
SC Tucker, KeVr York
' *W B Morrison, Wash, B 0
di S Barger, Si Louis
X A Robertson, Peona
.■W ESaritli, Pottsviile
4A Green & la, Milwaukee
•C L Lambeiton $t >vf» Pa i
‘G B Roberts 3uwf, Boston I
John De Brot & wf
3) Miller, Baltimore
iCom-Harwood, US IT
Tobin, Hew York
3) 0 Lawrance, Wash, D C
W L Oandless & la, Boston
Bliss Rent
tfSamuel Mann, New York
Miss Belle Lewis
Jas Otis & wf, California
IE fl Groenkaf
*H-C Philips, New York •
JP Williams, Ndw-Sork
fS -Freese. New York
Scoviil, Stew T ork
JtfissCScnYfU, New York
Miss CTOndertiank, NT-'--
<[F.B4tmett, Louisville ■
at CoTH P Kofig, U S A
•JCFFinney, New York.
idgarA Finney, New York
.jttrs ClGriswold, New 1 ork
i'X H McGafloy &wf, Gin, 0
•Krs C D Drake, St. Louis
JWMcHary, Albany *
T Jj MeAlpiir
• !H BMcElteesli, Washington
—wbarlea L Garty & Is,U S N
R Coleman, jr. Balt
J Bid well, California .
J Klepper, Missouri
Jobs sloane, New York
F Vose, New York
.21 A'Farmer &rWfV.Ciff, 0
j«rL~&f organ, Missouri
jftpwil* „ .
21 W Rogers, Baltimore
<3 II Adame, Boston
N Frazier, jr
TT B Buber, Chester -
<JaSper Schenck, U S N
*W W Wood .
J S Atiey,.New York
Oeneral Baker, Washington
. .. THe ©
•Jl WGeHens.PHtabttrg.
C Levering, Baitimorer \
John McDonald,-flew York
Cbae H May, Boston *
i B 0 Willson, Wow York
. Mr Pepper, Sew York
L JtatefcDUler, Lane co, .Pa
FUR Parker, New York
F T F WeMMtt, Hew Jersey
-YYH Sutler, New York
<€ Marshall, Now .York
T Deiimead, Baltimore
•O B Davids, Baltimore
3d Luther,'Beading
A Jameson, Alas,Ta
31. Folsom, New York .
•H W Scott, VS IT •
-‘W 0 Mills, New York *
Mias La Come, New York
X Bannister & la ,
B D Bell &wf, Harrisburg
R R Miller,. New York
Bobfc J Jonefl, Easton
D Flint, Chicago
H*ff Morgan, Wheeling, Ya
DrJas Laws, U 8N
J B Pyatt, Bolivar
j B McLeer, Delaware
M D
Miss Maggie Lefevre.
Miss Lizzie Eckert "
-Cfaaa-R Barbour, Syracuse
W B WHey, Lancaster
J Davenport, Maryland
J4r ERobins, New York
& A - , 5$p r * , ™ ,ylg ? d d 11
Wm D Thompson, Jr, Balt
G A Vandegrifi, Cincinnati
Wm D C Murdock, D C
S Lynn
Chas H Mosey, Boston
B Brown, Georgetown, D C
Bon Jas M Score!,N Jersey
<3 P Kick, Harrrisbnrg
XiCw/Wia N Grier. USN
Alex J.Trick k la, Danville
W S Trover, Cincinnati -= -
3IUb Sue Trever, Cincinnati
Miss N.Baily, St Louis i
The fiei
X O’Brien, Pittsburg
Ja» Williams, Pittsburg
Gen B F Bell. Bell ’a MUI
XHwR Bell, Bell’s-Mill
Miss £ Bertha, Bell's MiU
W O’Keeffe, Mahauoy City
3P P Collins, Mahanoy City J
j McGovern; Jr, Lancaster
Jos H Nisly, Middletown
J Quimby, Bucks tio, Pa
3os Jordan; Baltimore ■
XLyon, Baltimore
Bon Wa Bigler, Clearfield
H S Ltmehbain
MF Finch v Mansfield,* 0
Geo w Joneav AltooßK, Pa
Jl 8 Weinsheim; Allentown
<3 W Humbert, Pittshutir
£ P Tnmy & wf, Michigan'-
J A Hlgglnson, Boston
A J Sloan, Bloomsburg
L D Nagle, Scranton
YY L Harris, Delaware, 0
Alex Strong. New York '
It F Streau Washington,Pa
T Moses, New-York ; ...
X N Aldridge, filarvland
J 0 Forman, Trenton.
PL Perkins & son, Balt‘S;
MS Keznmerer.Sumrait Hill
It H McKim, Baltimore '
XT Little York
TWO Stirling, ‘Wilkesbarre
TheAzn
TYC Brarnhill, Washington
<JA Lee, Washing on
C M Hunt. Washington
CE Hamit on, Fa
J R Combs, Ohio
P S Schapp, Reading
DA Hall & wL N» w Jersey
£ Blanchard A.wf, N'T
• P Hildebrandt & wf, N Y
GA'Yobe, Betlilejiora
JMBurnett,Mß, NB .
A P Damon, Massachusetts
H Hughes k la, Mineravllle
X J Burdel, Baltimore I
J H Bayiie, Baltimore
Alex S Stewart, Baltimore
J Dickson, Georgetown, D C
<3 P. Ford, j
A T Jones, Massachusetts j
X G Fisher, M D.Delaware
R H Cummings,' Delaware
*T B-Hafflcutoii, Delaware r,
- SgPIghLBSA
,Yf? Carrow, Delaware I
X C Gurney. Boston s
IN Ellis & wf. New York
OWHoushoJder & la,Penna
IR H Jaggard, Delaware
Penna
G Q Boyer, Washington
■J A Ingram,Washington!
i L Bettie, Pennsylvania
J M Brown ..
XJ Smith & la, Reading
J M Blvln & la. New York*
ll Kaufman Penna
BPBmith, FrankLn
The Com
X HumesAc ia; Chester co
E B Fogg, 'Wilmington ;
2i TKmlti, West Chester
F RLindeeable, Penna
B FFox, Chester, co
CweYocom,
Albert Yocom, Berks co
W G Mendenhall, Dei f *
H Craig, Wilmington/
*T Underwood,, Chester co
IB F Underwqod, Chester co
X CampbeU/Pen’na
Jfe'aml R Dugan, Penna ;
The Sta ii
tR Deaker, Pittsburg
J B Munson, Pennsylvania
IBF Sbelabsrger, Mldiintn
3Hss Smith, New York
CLEberlee, Jr
J Sanderson, Lane, Pa
J P Bertram. Pottsville
John Ward, Uniontowa'
Benry Bush, Uaioniown
James Baxter St son Penna
J{ Danner, Pittsbnrg
T&eWn
tHennr C Housum, Reading
Jk E Levan, Reading
<3eo Mclntosh, Doyleatown
Mss G Fowler ,Penna
IMiss J Miller, Penoa
"Wm Llndeinntb,Miiierßv
Hiss Lizzie UPetorman, Pa
~Vf T Weaver, WeaveraYlile
IR O’Connor, Michigan
23 M Freeman, Ashland
*Wm A Besinger, ABhlaad
Jftaland, ailnorsvllle '
TheMi
ID S Newbold, N J
<5 F Blaydand A la, N J .
Virgil GremelJ, Wayne co
Ovid Gremell. Wayne co
CH Burt, Millville,NJ
IH C Taylor, .Doylestowa
John Watson Ale, Buck* co
Samuel Baker,Taylorsville
H Taylor. Taylorsville
Charles L Barber, N J
/Ha-rip
Thou L Russell, Cape May
Clark Morrell,Columbia co
Thp* fl Gibson,Stanton, Del
James Welch, Prov. B I
'W Kaiver
IE F, Blacker, Newtown
LA Peterson, Newtown
ilbavld Ciark.NewvlUe
* Tiie Barit
r<seo Seller, Flourt own
,S Harper, Fox Chase
•John IrdoU, Horsham
Jonathan Jarrett, Horsham
J> Felt, Pa -
OB MeCara, Backs co
The Bah
■8 Stoudt, Backs county i
‘W H Kanti, Lehigh .Valley
,<3 M Ermentrout,' Reading I
Mias Shackelton. Pa -I;
V ; The Black^Bem*.
SMAO5 MAO Howland, Penna *. j J Htestand, Norristown
acpb Brumback, ,Exeter .18 R Kersbner
:Mrß J Brnmback'Exeter 'A Buckingham, Mechanlcsv
j B Rezminger&la, Bxeler fi Morrison A la, Rock villa
itinentAl. '
Miss Emma Rouche.Tnd
Miss Heuderson, Indiana
J H Jones, Pa
B Pomeroy,’New York !
Maj OEGomptm&wt’, Wash
Mrs-Jos Atbroe, New York
A G Hall, Ba'.tioiore \-
Ur&Mrs W B Cooper,N T
C W Smith &wife,BoHEou
A W Reynolds, New York
Bliss Wyflkbbp, N* w Y«rk
KT Green, New York
J«H tioreli & ia, New York
F C Lewis, New York
Miss Green, York
Miss BeiUmy.N-w York
Misß.Lewis, New York
F C Beck worth, NJ
F Baoejoeu, Pitt-burg ,
WP Phillips, Salem **
T * Geo B Massey & wf
" rr ''Mlu«:toa
‘W Jersey
Mm »v,
SR Duer, i»v.
Mrs Nicholson
w m Tildes, Chicago
Mies Stuart
Jif Nicholson . •
0 S Branch, Baltimore
W if Watts, Carlisle
Jm>Selsby& adnu, 2ft
FM Kelley* New York
•» if Dawson & wf, Jowa
M P Bacon, Rhode Island
EGAsay, Chicago
ApJthat Emory, .New York
J G.Moody, Boston
Chas E -iriswoW, N York >
AD Griswold, New York
E Parsons & wf, Hartford
G C SHreve, .California
Mrs J Nichols, Salem
N C TyUr&wf, Moutroso-
Thos J Edward-*, U $ A
Jaa S Sid way, Baffalo'
RS Roach, Indianapolis
N E Miner, Vineland
S M Bowman, Baltimore
Jfts S Smith & iu, Bnifalo
C E Bewley, 5 Rhode Island
Joe G Loane, Baltimore
Dr Beakley, New York-
W H Hooper, Salt Lake
W J Steele, B'-ookiySL
W H Husted, BrodkLyV
K FBaxter, London
C H Ames, New York
EJ. Horsmau, Jr,; Brooklyn
jas \V H Scickney, Wash's
Gen Buell, USA
GeoG SuiuHey, Boston
•TT Shaw, Cincinnati :
John Connelly, New York
J B Atkins, New York
Silas E Atkins. Now York
H I) Meat's, Washington
EWBurko, Pittsburg'
PG-Glllett, Illinois ,
K J Dhtcb, Illinois
Sirs J W- Weaver A da,Balt
W R Hamilton, Peoria, 111--
J H Taylor,New Haven, Pa
SS Chapin. New York
Mrs Lt Moody, New Orleans
FAlFratt, Oil Creek
Tbed E Sumner, Oil Creek
FE Gregory, Boston
H Petden
J W Orth, Harrisburg
H Sholl, Harrisburg
Geo H Stuart
E Sears, Boston
W P Haimes, Beilefonta
H L Wilson, New York ’
Mrs Danger, Washington
W C Spring,-Washington
0 Dennis. Baltimore
W M Addison. Baltimore
Capt J W Hall, 0 S A
G fi North. U S A
EM Woodland, USA
W HMaxwell, Wa.h, D C
5 L Harris, Hoboken
C A Sanders, New York
R G Mans,' New York
F C Benjamin, New York
D Wasnabaugh, Bedford .
F A Awl, Harrisburg.
F H Brenemau, Lancaster
Gpo Lefevre, Lane co
J FHazell, Wilm, Dal
J Brown, Baltimore, ...
W H'Elisou, Washington
HM Borland '
D S Burns, Harrisburg
Robt Snodgrass, Harrisburg
C W Ulmao, New York
M C Tyler k wf. Montrose
Geo S W Crane, New York
Alex C Howe, New York
Amos Lee, Lancaster
J AHigginsoc, Boston -'
H Lovie, CincinnaK
Ch»s Mcßride, New York
Wm Alder, Ne'w York
G B Stock, Franklin, Pa
S M Dickinson, Trenton
£ B Grubb, Burlington, N J
B N MartiO,:New York
John Sherman A la, N Y
OHPStein, Baltimo're
W W Wright, New York
Henry J Meily, Middletown
G Woodward & la, fUncin’i
Julian Be Tontors, Paris
Marco Le Blanch, Paris
Madam De Count. Pans
Julius Stockhausen, Paris
Mile Do Hofer, Paris
Mll« Marelana, Paris
H Yon Woiber, Paris
•chants’.
R M Brodhead, M Chunk
WHGoodyeaiv Lebanon.
B Foster, New York
NH Jennings, Baltimore
D Coakley, Baltimore
J H Dennison* Cape May 1
D C Warm ■" <■:
J B Gazzam, Pittsburg ;
A J Whitej.Ghambersbnrg;
L Jaroslawski, New York.
YV B Koon&la, Bhjomsbrg
fit C Sloan, Bloomdmrt?
Hannan. Bloomsbrg
Mias Betsy Webb, Bloomsb
J C Schoener, Reading
j C Tripp, Scranton
J Q Miller, Evansville •
J Huber, Chambersburg
L Schneider, Williamsport,
E Haunar, New York
AL Kevr. Washington •
John RichartfStru, penna '
Henry Johnson . :
W J Kainnie'
H Bro wn,’ Baltimore
John, W-Uenberg, Altooiuv
Hugh Pilcarin, Altoona
F a Beegle, St Clairarille
GMeKlbbin, U.SA
DC Tomlinson, Tittsburg
Jos Kahinveilfx. ElaccLb’g
M Gumbarte, Harrisburg
A B Sloan, Philadelphia
lejrlcan.
G H Preston, Washington
A W Gitteas,’ DUlsburg
Miss A J Fine, Eaetoa
H W Wilking, Easton, Pa
Thomas Carr
J Y Dave /, New York
Lieut J A: Merrifield. Mass
AdjtH W Moulton, Mass
J B Records, Kentucky
W T Van Gesel, Delaware
J R Moorhouse, Pa
WCAnlt.
R Scott. Cheney
[APBoyd
I Rapp, Lock Haven t
H SeUz, Lock Haven
Edward Brady & s<>n
|JI Miller, Evansville, lad
(Duffield London, Carlisle
'HMitcbeU
,H N Ford, New York
1W Rosengartea,. Pottsviile
[CMBrown, Pottsviile
J S Mason, Clinton co
G W Brown,Lock Haven
T Logne, Lock Haven
Chas Leisener, Penna
Mrs E ProudleckjiP ttsburg
Wm Fitch, New Haven
J C Harvey, Harrisburg
Sam’J Grove, Pittsburg
J WJonea’SfJfcPtTw^wL.;
J R Jones & la,Priuceton
JSeitzinger & sou, PottsvUla
J E Freaerhk,Summit Hill
N Peckham, Summit Hill
unercial.
J C Rusßell, Delaware co
A S Kellogg' Delawaro
A S Wagner, Brooklyn
l) N Fell. Penna
Miss L W Fell, Peuna
Miss L M Gray, Newtown
L Clark, Maine
Geo T Brown, Chester co
Chas H Voorhees, USA
Taylor Windle, Chester co
E A Montelth, Aarrlsburg
Mrs Hitchcock, New York
is Union*
J£ Thompson, Elderton. Pa
J Yau Fasflou, New Jersey
J R Baker, New Jersey
T JUlmau, New York
G L Shuster, Wilm, Del
Mrs J H Ebbert, Alex. Ya
Mrs A G Price, Alex. V»
Cb&eT Shields, Wilm, Dol
John. Jones, Bucks co
J Douo'van, New York
ttlonal.
W S Scott, Kinderton, Pa
G W Clarke, Doylesiown
D Wilcox & la, Canton, Pa
Mrs A J Swart*. Canton, Pa
MrsSFryer, Washington
Mrs C Fryer, Washington
Mrs Shoemaker, Reaakag.:
Miss Shoemaker, Heading
HB Jones, New. York
J Blngernan, Jersey Shore
CbasFKopßzeth.PottsvtUe
ttdison.
0 0 Browne, Honeadale,Pa
LEW y®* AJocrooce
G S White. Monroe co
John A Childs, W Philada
C C Murray, « J
P,G Hoflf,LambertviUo, N J
E F ParsonS, Hartford, Ct
J W Hughes. Hartford, Cfc
E t Wood, X f City
tnn , g. ;
Geo A Douglass, Balt
Jas W Parker, Chester, Pa
F F Bradshaw, Cheater, Pa
F Wade, Now Jersey - .
ghas Knowls, Bridgeton ._.
scar Danfortb. Ft Deposit
JasßUtine, Baltimore :
ley ' Sheaf. "
Q W Hawk A U, Pa ’ *
H King A la, Bristol
§*l9J!y Lighten dale, NY
i B Whitney A U, N J
3 White, Hilton Uead
D Burket, Bucks co
idEagle.
Bowere, Easton
M Sereh, Easton
C T Cola, Easton
IB Heivlck, Easton
SPBOIAL NOTICES.
To Clear the Horse of Flies, use
Batcher's celebrated
lightning fj.t-kili.be.
* neat ' «heap artiolo, easy to nso. Kwry nheot wUI kill
a quart. Sold everywhere.
FRENCH. RICHARDS. & CO., TENTH and MAR.
KET Streets, Philadelphia, wholesale agents.
my2s-wfm2m
Hoyt’s Hiawatiia Haeb Restorative.
HOYT’S HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
HOYT’S HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
HOYT’S HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE,
HOIT’S HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
In Langfellow’B Poem Hiawatha was adjudged to
have conferred the greatest bobn on his tribe because
he .brought to its notice corn. .Every one will admit
that our preparation is w orthy of its name, for the bene
fits it confers when it is known.
WHAT THE HIAWATHA DOES.
It restores .faded and gray hair and whiskers to their
original color. It brings up the natural shading of one
'butr with another, thus giving the hair a perfect life
appearance, so that the most critical observer cannot
detect its use. It makes harsh hair soft and silky, stops
its falling ont, cleanses it and the scalp from all impa
rities, is as readily applied and wiped from the skis as !
any hair dressing, and entirely overcomes the bad ef
fects of previous use of preparations containing sulphur,
sugar oflead, Ac.-
The proprietors of the Hiawatha published the follow
ing challenge to teat in tho New York dailies three
Weeks, which . . : ; * '
WAS NEVER ACCEPTED
Let somq well , known and disinterested persons ap
point'’ op.fe to the proprietor of each preparation for the
co bring up the color. Every proprietor to use no
thing but his own preparation, and the person nothing
also during the test. A certificate of the result to be
widely published at the expense of the unsuccessful
competitors. Sold everywhere. ‘ .
- JOSEPH HOYT* C 0. ,:
mhl9-ly 10 University Tlace, New York.
—B; • ■
New York, April 18,1894.
We respectfully Invite your attention to aod conslde*
th& justly celebrated and;rellable remedy for
Dyspepsia, Hewtbnrn, Debility, and Prostration. The
proprietors are proud to acknowledge the unparalleled
success which has attended the sale of their valuable
preparation, known In nearly every portion of the
.oivilieed world as the "GOLDEN BITTERS. ” •
v WA risk nothing when we term them a valuable pre
paration, lor they are, one of tho few •articles
present day which are not & humbug; and we are wil
ling and able to satisfy any person or persons who will
call upon ns, that the celebrated " Golden Bitters” are
a genuine, binux fde hygienic article. It is the wish of
the proprietors that the virtue of the article be tested be*
. fore condemning.; A decision of theirraerits by any on*
who has tried them worth a million of purchased
bogus testimonials. '> a healthy APPETITE
they are invaluable, ancTare unequalled as a TONIC.
• ’ -*y are mild in their action, and operate in giving"
’ strength to tbe system-not by auy : change
tiia solids, but through the medium of
they •, They are purely •VEGETABLE,
tta mtezjTiif.p*,. • . Oosti , Csl ' mns> SaSi J£
being composed of Vegetable
and manyotho# remedial ageateof tn~. yrom ‘
all preservedin/dmaicft-ltum and Sherry n,. ■V,
they are the mosiwhoti&OTrte, iiivifforcttt7!oi &rtd paid*
toi/e stimulant ever offered"to ihs.publie. And the fact
of their belug prepared chemically and scientifically
precludes tbe possibility of a bitter, unpleasant taste,
common to Bitters,generally offered for sfcie. We ee- '
pecially recommend them to LADIES, and particularly
to those suffering from'Debility, Weakness, and.Pros*
tratlon. Haifa wineglass of these “ Bitters” three or ;
four times a day will produce a remarkable healthy
change in persons greatlydebilitated. The “Golden
Bitters” have been tried and not fouud panting. They
are put up incur own patent quart bottles, and for sal#
by Druggists; Grocery ;&e., throughout tbs world,
Each bottle bearsa facsimile of the signature of Hob*;
bel & Co. GEO. C. HTJBBEL A CO. , Sole Proprietor,
Hudson, N. Y.; Central Depot, American Ex. Building,
New York; E. G. BOOZ, Agent, FhSlada, ' jefi-4w
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DYING GLADIATpR, with Portraits, Characters, 'and
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Best-class goods at moderate price*.
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merara.
X)XED-
" OASTNEB.—Oh Saturday, June 18th, Mrs. Hannah
of the late Jacob Castner, .an the .524
friends of the family are respectfully
inTtted to attend the funeral from her late residence,
Haveiford. Delaware county,' on Tuesday, 2Ut inst.,.
at 2 P- fil.
PBTERSON.'—On the 19th lust., Carrie C. daughter
of the late Lawrence Peterson. • ■ ,
‘ Funeral on Tuesday next, at 10 A. M ; , from the resi
dence of her mother, No. 1224 Walnut street. -
HOPKINS.—On Saturday morning, the iStfc instant
Jeannette, second daughter of .Captain William E. Hop
kins, U. S. N. v aged 3 years. ; , .
The friends of the family are requested to
fnneral, from the residence of her father, No. 2115 west
Delascyplace, on Monday afternoon, 20th inst., at 3
o’clock . . *
COMLY.—On Sixth-day afternoon, the 17th instant,
Annie P., diughter of Dr. Isaac and Elizabeth P.
Comiy. in the 15th year of her age. . ~ # -
The friends of the family are invited to attend her fu
neral, irota the residence of her father, in Byberry, oa
Second-day atteruoon, at two o’clock. - . ' .
GERHARD.—On the ISth inst ,B. Gerhard, Esq., in
the 54th year of his age. ; ,
Therelatives and friends of the fhmily are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral, from his late resi
dence, No. 220 South Fourth, street, on Tuesday next,
at 3 "o'clock**
WRIGHT.-“On the morning of the 17th inst., Caleb
B. Wright, inthefilßtyearofhia.aee. -
Tte relatives and friends of the family, also the
members of Montgomery Lodge, No. 19, a. 1. M., the
Officers and members of the Grand Lodge, are invited to
attend his funeral frem his late residence, No. 652
North’Eigbtb street, onfilonday, 20th inst.,at 1 o’clock.
PHILLIPS.—At Chesapeake Hospital, Fortress Moo--
roe, Ya., June 11, 1864, Lieutenant Jonathan-J, Phil
lips, Co. D , 6th Hr. Cavalry, aged 22 v ears and 11
months, son of John L. aud Agnes H. Phillips, and
grandson of Jonathan Jones, Eaq. , ex-sheriff of Chester
friends and those, of the family are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from the residence of his
father, near the Green Tree, on Tuesday morning, the
21st at half-past lOo’clpek. _ ‘.
, DIXCY.—On the morning of the 17th instant, Captain
Thomas Dixey, in the 77th year of his age. -
The friendsof the famiiyare respcctfuiiyinvUed to at
tend his funeral, from his late residence, No. 15M Green
street, on Second-day at 2o’clock, the 20th ,**
JONES. —On the 16th instant, Margaretta Worrell,
youngest daughter of Augustus C. and Harriet Jones, in
the 16th year of her aue. ", *
father,. Market stroet, above
delphia, on Monday, 20tb instant: at 2 o’clock. , ■■***
Weekly Report of Interments.
- \ * Health Office,. June IS, 1864. ;
Deaths, and Interments in the City of Philadelphia %
from the litk to the 181 h-of June, 18641 . !
] .. * 5 .. - ■ * '■«
CAUSES OP DEATH. 2 CAUSES OP DEATH. | J
•< O .•< O
Abscess.... ••••*•♦•♦ 2 Fever Typhoid...... 8
Apoplexy..X Fistula l
Burns and Scalds... 1 Gangrene.....»...i.i 1
Cancer. 2 Gravel 1
Casualties... .3 H»morrhage-....... .1
Croup.*.* s 44 . . Bowels ,1
Congestion, Brain... I T Inflammation Brain. 2 10
44 Lungs.. 1 44 Bronchi. .... 1
Cholera Infantum... 6 ** . Heart 1-1
44 Morbus..... 1 44 Liver. 1
Cerebro Spinal .Me- Lung 5....... 2 2
ningitis. ..... 1 . 44 Peritoneum.. 11
C0ma................ 1 44 Sfc.&Bowels. 2 1
.Consumption;Longs 2S 7 “ Tonsils ...... .1
C0nvu15i0n5......... 2 8 1 i ,.-\
• Puerperal 1 ■ 1naniti0n......... v . ;< 1 2
Cyan05U............. .* 1 Mara5mu5........... . II
Diptbeiia 1 3 Measles...... 1
Dyspepsia ........... 1 Old Age.... 1 :
Dfarrhcea............ 3 3 Pa15y................ 2
Dr0p5y........ 11 Poisoning...... 1.
2 1 Pyemia.............. 2
44 8rain........ 2 Rheumatism 2 v '
“ Ovaries...... 1 Run over on RR .... 1
Disease of Brain.... 1 2 Softening of Brain.. 1
■ '.v 4 4 Heart...... 4 3 Small P0x........... 1 .1
Dr0wned............ 1 Still-b0rn............ 14
Dy5entery........... 1 ' Teething............. 1
Debility.... .... .... 5 4 Tetanus...... 2
Erysipelas .... .... *v 3 1 Unknown..... .... .. 9 8
Fever; Congestive .. . 3 Wouads ............. 1
** Malignant 1 Gunahtin... 15 8
Icavle?.'.'.'!!; I Total.. m m
" Typhus: Mai. 2Sf
/ OP THE ABOrBTHERB WBBB— \
Under 1 year............. 57 From 10 tu ffl -.14
From Ito 2.... .14 ■ '* -■ flflto 60..........*,.12
“ Sto 5........ ......10 " GOto 70 v'..13
‘’ sto 10 ;is “. -70 to 80. '/8
: " 10t0i8.............. 7 ** 80t0;90............. i
•• »t028.,a .....10 - Mt010Q...... .... •, 1
“ 20to:« ...45 -V
“ 30t040. 30 T0ta1..................21S
tWARIIB. ' ! waaoa. I WAKD3.,
first"— ,20,-Tenth n......... slNinoteonth .....13
5ec0ad........ ,12 s Ueyimth ... 8)T woutteth 18
Third. ...lljTwelfth ........ 4 Twenty-irat • 4
Fourth... .MjThtrteeßth..... 7 Twoßtp-Boeoad. 4
Fifth.... .......IS Foartoenth..... S Twontv-thlrd .. 1
Sixth... _6;|tfteonth ..14 Twonty-fourth-M
Seveath ..17,8ixteouth .... ...4 TwontT-fifth ... 2
rEighth..........-7iFeventeonth.... 7|Uakn0vrn.......20
Ninth . N 4 ( Eighteenth ..... 6[ -
246
Deduct deaths from the country....... 20
Net deaths in the city..... 1. ..5
By order of the Board of Health,
GEORGE E, CHAMBERS, Registrar.
TJLAOK MOUSSELINE DIS LAINE3.
All-wool Moassellnes, single widths.
All-wool Moussellnea, doable widths.
All-wool MonsseHnes, two yards wide,
BESSON & 9oN, Mourning Store,
No. 918 CHESTNFf Street.
T7XTRA ATTENTION TO STJRAtf-
A-i GEES DURING THE BANITARY FAIR.
Full stock of FANCY GOODS.
Full stock ofBTAPLE GOODS,
v .Full stock of SUMMER SHAWLS.
FoU stock of BLACK SILKS.
, RYRR & LANDELL,
JoT 400 ARCH Straot.
CITIZENS’ VOLI7NTEEK
■*~ L HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION, BHOAD and PBIMS
donations* oPoat,ttr 0P0at,ttreln ackaowiod K iQ ff t!w follows a*
M.JpV. Baidwttt (second donation) - * ~..*5O 00
S. P, Mor-* ‘•'ddU*' * ■” ■■•
-■ Morris (additional) 50 09
IsaacP. Morris (additional) 100 00
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore Kail.
Samuel Hart m 00
Sr.l,"wKfc ro. M,B . s . s jg
M'sa Jtnnleßroes.. 1 00
V * 8. SanitaryCommlsaion—SSpairscratches, I*2dozen
eggs, 36 gallonspickles, 36 cans fruit and preserve*. 2
dozen slippers, 2 dozen eauos, Jie. ‘
L*ot of battor, towels, draw*
ers, handkerchiefs, bandages, &c.
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Bible Christian Church
y 1 P» lr drawers, bandages, &c. .
-Mrs. Caldwell.—2 shirts.
.s® v * F. W. Olmst*ad-21 Bhirts, 6 towels, S feather
pillows, old mwsiinr&c. . .
Ladies of Newark, per Mrs. F. A. Curtis—Potatoes,
rnsk, pickles, hams, &e.
Sirs.* Michael F. Claik—2 bottles vinegar, 2 bundles
pads, rags, arc...
Hyatt Smith—3 vests, coat, rice; syrups, jellies,
dried fruit, old jamsltn, &c. It
- « BBA S C£W
_ r , SPECIAL NOTICE.
The centre door on Vino street leading to the Art Gal
ley wlii be open from 7X A. M.; until 10 A. 81,, Every
Pay during tbe continuance of toe Fair, (Suudayser
cepied), to enable connoisseurs a«d others to view tha
works of Art without beiug Incotnmoded hy the crowds
inat unavoidably, fill the gallery during the public
hours of the day. . '
Admlssion-ONE DOLLAR, which admits to Vauder
lyn’s Arhidue, but gives no right to pass the doors lead*'
lag to other parts of the iel6-8t
rjS* AOTI€E TO CONntIIIUTORS TO
THE “GREAT CENTRAL FAIR. At a meet
ing of the Executive Committee, held June 10, It was,
on motion, .
“ Resolved^ That no goods remaining unsold at the
close of the Fair shall be, sacrificed by a peremptory
sale at auction, but by hiring a store or otherwise, du©>
measures shall be taken Immediately thereafter to ae
cure tbeir disposal at the ordinarv retail nrices.
jel3-lot HORACE HOWARD FURNESS, Soo*?,
HSITED STATES CftiKfSXTAX
COMMISSION. * •
FOB THE; WEEK ENDING JUNE 16,1861.
' PHILADELPHIA..
Lewis Audenried & Co., half the proceeds of •
sale of eighty cars of c0a1.........v...51,337 99
Parish Advent Church... ...........$37 75
ParlshAdvent Sabbath School 19 87
Parish ■Advent YOung ; Ladles’ Bible
Class . 10000
Parish-Advfnt LadiesV Branch of tlis
Christian C0mmi55i0n.................. 57 33
.• v .■ • 41500
Mrs. Sarah G, Beck-.... 600 00
habbath School of the Acch-etreefc Presby
terian Church.................. 300 0)
Trinity M. E. Church......................... 115 55
Baptist Church, Holmesburg....ll3 50
Alex. G. Cauell&Co., additi0na1......... 10300
Hargraves. Reed, A Co ,Manchester,England,
fosterling, per Stuart & 8r0ther........ .... 233 00
Ca5h.....:.. 100 00
Milne & Bros., per J. P:. ....... 100 00.
Mrs. Samuel field, one-half proceeds of sale ;
< of an Afghan....... 250 00
Mrs. John K. Kuoej one-half proceeds of-eale
of 320 00
Fmh, B, otb, &-Co.. Bradford, EogJaad, X5O
. sleding. per David Stuart &.Co , Lwarpoot,
England..... 4?2 22
John Athurgt, additional....,.,. 100 rw
'Robert Shoemaker &*Co. 300 (X)
Cashfrom a Merchant on Third 5treet.......... 20 00
SeventhVresbyteriun Sabbath School, per W •
R. Abbey-............ .... 2S Of!
Mr._and Mrs. J. S-.Wiegand.lo 00
R, B. R .....•.......,...................,...$lO 00
8.K................... ............. 10 DO
2O 00
•: ® Z
Church of West Philadelphia-.-”*-s*^* 5 *^* ‘ 67 ®)
•Ladies'Christian Commission of Cn*.. s vr Ta,l “ . 4
gelical Reformed Church, Green atreei******/* ?3 00
J. fl. Gray . .....................iw 60 00
A Friend*. .. .. 14 00
John G. Steen;. 75 00
B. G. Lt-i5enring................................ ' 60 00
S. Agaew, M. I>. 23 00
Jane Barrett 5 00
Ret. J. a. c 200
First Piesbyterian Church, additional . 2 03
Green HSU’Presbyterian sabbath School, pro
. eeeds-of'a little girl's penny fair- 1 00
A Widow’s mite, Gieen HiU.................... , 6CO
T. M. C 5 00
Cash 300
AFriend . •••••• . , 7 45
John Cocker, Frankford ......................... 6 00
Johnny Harris 25
fier. A. P.F.......... 8 00
Tyro Ladies in Camden 10 00
J. T.-bheuvin........ 7 70
Bev. Win. White Williams... —l2 75
AFriend . 2DO
Win.-P. Johnston...-
Miss Ellie McConnell
Miss Lizzle.CainpWU
George Harri 5.........
.Triultj Episcopal CJiurcii, Oxford, jJeritevrfL
-„Y. Buchanan .......... , 45 84'
J. G. Kobison, West Chester, Pa. - 20 00,
Auxiliary Society, Na2aretk, per E.. H.
i? Keichel - .............;
Lutheran and German .Reformed Chutehes,
Boyers’Station, Berksco, Pa......... 13 50
Citizens of Mount Joy, per Ladies’Aid Society. . 6125
Neebamong Presbyterian Church at Hartsville. 30 65;
O.S/PrefcbsteriauChurch,Doneffal,.X.an-
c0unty.............................i.."..
Individuals in Providence Church, Mont
gomery county
SOUTHERN HEW JERSEY. ?
Collection at meeting at Bridgeton $730 92
Ladies’Relief Association,• • do. ...... 100 00
Proceeds of a strawberry festival,'
Briogeton 158 50
. - : 1,010 51
Collection at public meeting, .Cedar
. ville.. ♦ .... ..SSB 25
Addition al from Cedarville, per Rev. B.
B.H. • - 100
■ .. .■ 89 25
PIANOS,
$6,587 10
Amounts from all other parts of the country, to
be acknowledged in the religious papers..... 11,368 00
.ASLUS BROS.,
[ESTNUT Street.
• - ‘ $17,955 10
Amount previously acknowledged ©66,936 3S
Pianos.
Total $583,881 : 48
JOSEPH PATTERSON,
Treasurer
. The contribution acknowledged last week as ” Col
lection from Beaver Meadow and Coleraine, Pennsyl
vania, $35.20, ’’ should havo been **Collection at Bea
ver Meadow and 1 Coleraine, per Miss Ellen McClaue,
$88.20.”
THE UNITED STATES CHRISTIAN COMMISSION
heE& leave to acknowledge.the receipt of the following
additional stores up to Juu*e 17,1564; ■ • ii ;
' PIANOg.
J. E. GOULD,
md CHESTNUT.
V' PHILADELPHIA.
2boxes—Church of the'Coveuant.
1 box—Nazareth SI. E, Church. ..
3 box, 3 package—St.-'John’s Lutheran Church.
2 boxes, 2 packages—Army na^«==
lOOlbs. soap—E. S. Messinger.
1 box—hlr. Weaver.
Daily pack ages— Daily Nncs.
2 packages—Miss Kate Sellers.
4 w-. m •-: - - ,
3 packages—Sirs. Maria Dbsr.
; 1 package—Mrs. X L. Mearill. v
2 kuadJes—fEai&Tw? Y.|M. Christian AMOelatiira.
Gemantown—lpacSe.SeoondPrssbTte'riaa Church.
’ 1 package—Field. Hospital Association. v - - /
Kensington—L box, Methodist Episcopal Church.
H : * SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA. /7,
East Goah*n—l box.- . ..... . :
Marietia—3 boxes, Patriotic Circle. . .
Fairmoont—2 boxes—Ladies’ Aid. Society. _ - ;.
Allentown —1 box, Ladies’ Christian Commission.
. JacksonviUe-l hox, 1 package. Ladies’Society,
Catasauqua—l box, i barrel, Ladies Aid Society;
Waliace-rl box. Ladies. , - ,
Waynesburg—a barrel*, 1 box,' Ladies’ Aid Society.
Phccnixville—6 boxes, Friends/ .
Kadnor-6 barrels, Ibox, Ladies Aid, Society.
Abington—l box, per Rev J.. L-Withrow.
Easton—2 boxes, Christ Church. .. ;,
SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY.
Clarksboro—l box, Ladies? Aid Society./ , .
A large number of stores from other parts of the coun
try win be found acknowleoged in the religions papers
of Philadelphia,
The late change of of General Grant will
establish a more direct communication with the army.
In case of a battle, great advantage will arise from this
fact.. The Commission,: with its. large and excellent
force of delegates already on the ground, will need
ample supplies from the liberality of the country at
large. Send stores to . :
GEORGE H. STUART,
Chairman,
‘ : No. 11 BANK Street,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.
I3£? cash receipts at the gkxerai treasury.
Collections made at Harrisburg, per Mrs. Mary ; „■
S. Beatty, additional.... ***•*« .••••>- S 2 00
Lloyd k Russell...— 2*
Ladies’ Array Aid Society of Millville, pfli-.. '
Hannah M. Cres, Secretary..........*•s2-50 00-
Countuifoit JJ*> 2W m
Eiegelsrille and Dnnham Ladies’ Aid Society, _
• per Woman & Storor. ......... /60 00
Proceeds of an Affehan, por.the Misses Gilbert, ;• . .
731 Arch street.. ..-■■■ •■■■■•• -••••••• ■ 102 00
Coliectioc at I’ottdown, Pa., per Dr. Charles ..
Moon, additional.. 31 «
Soldiers’ Aid Society of Taekerton, IS. J.,
per Louisa W. Pharo, Corresponding ..
Secretary Dnion Leaune.. ...y... 10 00
One day’s proceeds of Pharo & Kidit
•wa-jg* Store 60 00
Dr. ■TTT; Price.........' 600
Capt. J. K. Satkenhnrg.... 2 00
Joseph WaHPr ••••• M w
W. W. Smedley 25 00
From an aged Clergyman ofcJeraey City, per .
Rev. John-Milson Holmes.... . 100
Irflnk&town Township, BJair county, Pa., per o - .
Mrs. Bank*, Associate Manager ••*••••• 123 00
Troui Run/Lycoming county, Pa , perEdw a • : ■
Lippinc0it.............................. .105 00
New Loudon, Chester county. Pa., per
Wm. Gawth»op, viz:- _ . , _
-JffiwJfeondon Ladies’Aid 50ciety.........
■ —T-** nnintuXaague...... 58 00
Committee on
.Chairman,additional 4,2C0 00
.Received from John Moore, for Tickets sold
atthefollowingpiaccs: - .
Of&co of ihe Great Central Fair, 1323 Chestnut. 6,02150
•The Presbyterian Book Store, 1334 Chestnut-.- 41-100
Charles Be Silver, 1229 Che5tnut....'............ 191 00
John Marsh, 1102 Chestnut....... 250 00
C. M; Burns, 911 Chestnut. 67 00
..Tobußisley, Continental Hotel*. 600 00
Presbyterian Board of Publication, 821 Chest-.
nut 85 00
The ITnlon League House, 1118 Chestnut........ 1,017 00
SicAHister St Brother, 728 Chestnut ' 511 00
Abhmead & Bvans, 724 Chestnut . 300 00
J.' E. Gould, seventh and 7OO 00
W. S. & A. Martiftn, 606 Chestnut.... . SOG 00
John McKnight, 415 Chestnut... 575 00
Lee & Walker, lift Chestnut 205 00
T. B. Pugh. SbctUand Chestnut. 4,670 00
Lindsay & Blakißton, 25 South-5ixth.......... .224 00
Methodist BoQk'Bepo*Hoty,-U9,N<?rthSlxth... 75 00
W. B.Zieher/,106 South Third........ 262 00
T. B. Peterson & Brothers; BC6Chestuut.. 2,813 00
GebrgeC. Bower, Sixth and Vine *334 00.
Moss & Co., 432 Chestnut......... , 686 00
Georgo W, Piiclier, , -894 00
D. B. Heilig, Hidge avenue and Spring Garden 145 00
J. T. Hufmii, Nineteenth and Green............ 202,00
A; R. Ilortter, Twentieth and Green........../' OO
J. G. Aun.r, 158 North Tenth................... 05 00
- H. H. Henderson; 528 Arch.:...../.....,........ 90 00
Franklin Towuslup, Huntingdon county, Pa., . *
per J. W. Mattern. Tr0a5ui^r................ . 802 65
Bethel Township, Delaware'county. per Sarn’l '
Button 12 00
Committee on'Sugar Refinery, per John D,
Taylor, Chairman,r.............. 00
Previously reported.
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR-COM.
SUTTEE ON -FINANCE AND DONATIONS-.
Additional subscriptions : .
Hon. R.F. Stock ton, for the Delaware and Ravi
tan Canal and Camden and Amboy Railroad ;
and Associated Companies..*. $5,000 00
John B. Budd: .. 250 00
Capt. C. S. Wilcox’s Company of Minute Men,. .
for ihedefenco of the city in Jnno, .
Jamesß* Hodgson..** 50 00.
Dr. J. RodmanPauL«- 100 00.
Rudolph Xoradi. for amount remitted by Ro
bert Band foriho German EvangeUcftlliuthe
ran Congregation of the Church of St. Paul,
Wilkesbarre, Pa.............. ................ ,17 13
From citizens of Mechameabarg, Pa., through
D. J. Cannany, Collector, viz.
From Internal Revenuo Officers. Fifteenth
district. Pa., S. Kauffman. Collector. .$5O 0Q
RB. Thomas, department d 0............ 500 • ' ,
W. H. Oswald,Liauor Inspector 800 a
- .• .03 00f
AndrewLingirer...•♦*»**' *a‘"A”™*’* *V 2000
Levi- Merkel, R. Wilson, 8. G. Bowman &
Pro. , Boyer & -Eberly, John C. Dunlap, ten -
dollars each.... A... V' 1 *! ®0
B. J. Germany, amount for services,rendered
In militia campaign &f. 1M&« • ? ••> • •/.« • 'L M v 680
C. Cofftnan, J. C. Lingirer/P; H. Long, S. &
G. Hauck, Levi Riegel, David Devennoy,
John Sadler, I). W. Boss, John Nisley, H.
A. Bturge< n, Samuel Worst, John Riegel, H. .
35. Suavely, George Hemmell, $5each....... 70 00
Samuel F1icktnger............ 2 20
J, J. Smith, .w.‘ H, Smith, S. F. Eberly, J.
Brniiuger, 8. Zacharlah, $2 each / 10 00
W. H Houston, Ur. M Friese, J.C. Miller, ■ ■; v
G. W. BalHh. George Hohhert, A. WVMim
son, J&s. B. Keene, and four Cash, $1 each*. 1L 00
Proviooftly acknowledged
jeS!O-mwf3t . A. E. GUalrman. *,
CASH ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
.................. : 5 (X)
.50
5O
100
svoo
SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
#•231,719 8]
CALEB COPE, Treasurer.
THE .PRRSS.—PHIT/a DKIYPHI .1. MONDAY. JUNE 20, 1864
|qgF” THE
TICKETS FOR SINGLE ADMISSION.. .... SO CT3;
SEASON TICKETS.
MAY BB HAl> AT THi! roi.r.ows NG VIMtSHi
THE OFFICE OK THE GREAT CENTRAL-FAIR,
The Prosbyterian Hotree, 3334 Chestnut street,.
T. B„ Petoraon & Bros., 306 Chestnut street,
Charles DeSilver, 1229€bestnut street.
John Marsh, 1102 Chestnut street. •
C. M. Burns, 911 Chestnut street.
Presbyterian Board of Publication ,821 Chestnut street.
G. W.- Pitcher, 808 Chestnut street; V
McAllister & Bro., 728 Chestnut street. .
Ask mead & Evans, 724 Chestnut street.
John RiHlcy, Continental Hotel. .
Lee & Walker, .722 Chestnut street.
J. E. ; : Gould, Seventh and Chestnut streets.
W, S. & A. Martien, 606 Chestnut street, .
T. 3>. Pugh, Sixth and Chestnut streets.;
Moss&Co., 432 Chestnut street. * •
John MeKnight, 415 Chestnut street.
\Y. 8., Ziebpr, IC6 South Third street.
Lindsay A Blakiston, 25 South Sixth atroot.
' PerkhipiiiQ & Biggina, 56 North Fourth street.
Smith, English, & Co., 23 North Sixth street. \
Methqdist Book Depository, 119 North Sixth street.
Lutheran Publication House, 42 Worth Ninth street.
American Baptist Publication Society, 530 Arch street
H. F. Henderson & Co,, 628 Arch street.
George C. Bower, Sixth and Vine.
Joseph G. Aimer, 158‘North Tenth street.
D. B. Heilig, S. E. corner Ridge avenue and Spring
Garden street, V;
J. T..BufnaV Nineteenth arid Green streets.
A. R. Sorter, Twentieth and Green streets.
HORACE HO WARD: PIJRNESS,
ra*' STATED MEETING- OF THE
v?M}\9r? Y ;PW COMPANY Will be held
THIS EVENING, at Bo'clock.-
It*- : F. 1 . LEVERlNG.Secretary.
ra* THE INOESTBIAE.IIO SOCIETY
■*": NOTICE.-Mr. JOHN G. HOPKINSi* the ad
thorized Collectdrof this Association, and U furnished
WHh credentials, ginned by all its officers. Coutribu*
tors s> onld pay only to him, or to one of the Managers
personally known, ..'•*/ JOHN K ESIUN,
je2o-2t* - . . . Financial Secretary. .
Kg* etFIOE »SI«S SpAsSENOEK
RAILWAY COMPANY, No. 4XO WALNUT St.,
June 35, ISC4. —The second instalment oi Five Dollars
na each shnreof the capital. Stock-of the Union Pasaeager
llullway Company will be due and payable at the offlce
01 said Company on and after July 7, ISSI
By order of the Board’ of Director*.
jeHU-Ht* ~. W. H. KEMBLE, Secretary. '
Kgp\ SOJiS OF SEW EABLANI) IX
"YY' J’KNNSYLYANIa Aquarterly meetingof the
Society will be Mid on TUESDAY, the 21st iust., at S
S,si- < !SK,r?' A 'he Booms ofFrof. Kendall, THIR
TEENTH and LOCUST Streets.., JaS. B. ALVORD, .
jfelf-Si*. . * . Secretary.
*353“ XOTI CE —'THE ICERFOItMXVCI
■™V and Contributing. Members of tho Handel add
Haydn Society are invited to meet on TDKSO \Y EVE
NING, _June 21, at. the Rehearsal Room, N. E„ comer
EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN Streets.
jelS-stuiP E. F. STEWART, Secretary.
fCSf - STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE—
The members of the STATE CENTRAL CO XI
MITTEE will meet for organization at e o’olookP,; M.,
on WEDNESDAY,_Jn 1 y 6tb,at the house of the CHAIR
MAN, m HARRIS BUKO, Pa. By order of
3el?-tjy6 SIMON CAMERON, Chairman. ,
nxiEAREEPHIA COJOXERCIATj
WHARF sad RAILROAD CO.ttFANY..—Notice
is hereby given that an adjourned meeting of the coin
wissdoa'ere appointed by an act of the General Assembly
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled V An
act to incorporate Commercial Wharf
and Railroad Company,’’approved the 25th day ofifay,
A. D. 1563, to open books; receive subscriptions,'and
organize 'a company, by the name, style, and title of the
.* Philadelphia Commercial Wharf and Railroad Com
pany,l’VwiU be held on the-23d_ day of June, A.\P.
IS64,'between the hours of 10 o’clock A. M. stnd 4 o’clock
P. M., at No. -327 WALNUT Street, second floor,
room No. 2, in the .'city of Philadelphia, in pursuance of
said act of Assembly, and for tnepnrposes therein
mentioned and provided. E. W. WARNER,v
EDWARD A. SOUDER,
TITUSS: EMERY,
' ' Commissioners:
, Phila,, May IS, 1564. / je2o-4t*
OITICE OFTJiE M ES HIORELAND
COAL COMPANY, No. £3O South THIRD
Street, corner of WILLING’S Aliey.
' ; ' Philadblphu, June 15, 1864. -
At a meeting of the Directors of the WESTMO R E LAND
COAL COMPANY ; held .this day, a DIVIDEND OF
FIVE PER CENT, on the Capital stock was declaredbut
of tbe profits for the past six months, payable on and
after July 1,1864.
: Tbe Transfer Books will be closed until July 2d next.
jel7* Mt __ , F H. JACKSON, Treasurer.^
OFFICE SOMERSET IBON AJtfD
COAL COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA; «i
. CEDAREtreefc, . : ‘ New York, June 10, 1864. .
NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to a resolu
tion ofth 8 Board of Directors, an instalment of TWEN
TY. PER CENT, on the subscription.to the Capital Stock
of the SOMERSET ISON. AND COAL COMPANY OF
PENNSYLVANIA be, and hereby is, : made payable to
JAMES Treasurer of said Company,
on dr 'before the IStb day of July next.
Jal3-tjylB Attest: T. M. TYNG. Secretary. -
NOTICEi-APWJtCATIOSf MAS
1* 35 / . been, made at the.office of the Delaware and
Chesapeake Canal Company for a renewal of aCertifi
cateef One Share of Stock in that Coiupany.m the name
of JEREMIAH BMLEN, deceased, the original haying
been mislaid or destroyed. WM. P. CEESSON,
; . Adm. cnin Test.-; &c. t of the will of *
*apll-ml3t*-. : , LYDIABMLEN,
NOTICE.-A SPECIAL MEECING
•2"/ of the Stockholders of the PHILADELPHIA
AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY wiiLbe held at the
office. No. 230 WALNUT Street, at 11 o’clock A. M., on
SATURDAY, the 25th inst,, to consider a resolution'of
the Board of Managers for aiding in the immediate con
struction of a branch railroad to the oil region, v .
jefi-nrwfgt..:. . : EDWARD F. GAY, Secretary.
FABEL OIL CO—KOTIOE-y.^
election for FIVE DIRECTORS to serv-e.A^^.
the current year, .will be held at their of&ce 2 J*Q± : **& n
- - - • V Secretary.^
DIYID£KD NOTICE—OFFU3E OF
§3B? the PERRY OIL COMPANY, Southeast corner
of WALNUT and FOURTH Streets. ; ' _ a ;;
- : - PHILADELPHIA,- Jane 1$ 186*. ’
of Directors'have this declared the
second monthly-dividend of TWO PER CENT, on the
capital stock of the Company, out of the earnings of tne
month of May, payable at-the office of the Company, ;
clear of State tax, ou and after the 2Qth inst.
The Transfer Books will be closed on. FRIDAY, 17th
inst.y and reopened on MONDAY, ft’thinst/ . __
--v-’J AMES' PI. It it i, •
je!4-6t* , .-Treasurer.
NOTICE IS HEJtSfBT GIVEN
that .an instalment, of ONE DOLLAR PER
SHARE oa each a&d every Share of the Capital Stocknf
the MANDAN MINING COMPANY, has this day been
called in, payable on or before ttae TWENTY-FII rH
day of June, 1564, at tbe officeof the Company,No. 353*
WALNUT Street, Philadelphia. : _ -
By order of the Directors. B. A. HOOPES,
1 ' *TiT6fisurflr
; Philadelphia, Jnna 9,1561.- . ■ jell-lu&S
r®” MTO»ESB.e-THB MBECIOBS
i=SK of the NOBLE.& DE I, A M ATE R P ETR.OL BUM
CO. have this day declared a Dividend of TEN FLK
CENT, from the earningß for the past month, payable
on and after 20th imt, at their office, S E.coroerof
CHESTNUT and THIRD Streets, -up stairs. Transfer
Books close on the lath in?t._ - \ .
GEORGE W. HUNTER, Secretary.
Juno 8,1564. . : ; - jelo-9t
KOTICE.—-OFFICE PIIILADEL*
V 3& PHI'A AND OIL GREEK OIL COMPANY,-No.
3557 WALNUT Street. • , - V_ _
Philadelphia, June .7, 1864.
The Directors have THIS DAY declared a dividend of
ONE PER CEKT.-on the Capital Stock of the Company,
payable on and after the 20th inbt. .The Transfer Books,
wiirclose on WEDNESDAY, Bth inst.,. at 8 o’clock
P. M , for ten days. W. D. PAINTER, Secretary.
jeS-12t* •; ■■■ ••■■■ ' • ~ - '
r®* NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that an instalment of OND DOLLAR PER
SHARE on each and every Share of the Capital Stock of
tbe iBTNA -MINING .COMPANY, day been
called in, payable oh or before 4he. FIRST DAY OF;
JULY* 1564, at tbe office of the Company, No. 33* WAL- ;
NUT Street, Philadelphhi. ttAat^t’c*
;Byorder of the Directors.
Philadelphia, June 8,1861 ~ . •' iell-tjyi
rxSr' CENTRAL FAIR.
POSTPONEMENT OF AUCTION SALE.
. In consequence oftne expected arrival, in a day or
two, of some.valuable works sent by Amoncau artists
in Rome, as donations to the Sa uitaryPsur, the Auctioa
Bale that was to have taken place ou-Wedaesday eve
ning, June ‘.3, has been postponed for a few days. One
notice will be given of the time afWmclr it will.take
.place. .. '
rtS3F= AUCTIOJf.—FINE AKT CAIIEIff
Ifcxy -GKEAT.CEHTBAL FAIB.-Public notice will,
"be given of the time of holding an auction sale of
all the PICTURES STATUARY, and other Works, of
Art. not previously sold at private sale, contributed'
& gifts for the benefit of the SaNIT aRY COMMISSION.
Many very valuable works will be found among those
'to be offered,>and all interested in their purchase are
earnestly requested to-attend on the evenings of sale.
SPECIAL NO* ICE. . _
On evenings of sale there will be no admittance to
the Gallery-between the hours ofs>£ and 7. At 7 o clock
the entrance door from the'Horticultural Department,
and the middle door on Vine street,-wiU.be opened.
Tickets 50 cents. No-teasonor Committee Tickets will
be admitted. The above restriction IS necessary to pre
vent the. Gallery from being over crowded by those not
. interested in the sale.
in a few days , . .
' Artists,' Amateurs, and others i are requested to send
to the Art Oanery, previous to the Auction Sale, any
further donations they may be willing-to offer, so that
the sum to be fromHhe sale of Works of Art
may be increased to the largest possible amount.
je!7-5t . l ORACE HOWARD FORNESS, Sec’y.__
COJiTRIBIJTIOXSTOTHEOREAT
*=& CENTRAL PAIR OF THE 3ANJTARVCOMMIS
SION,PhiIadeIphia, shipped per Etna, Stay 25,1864 r -
Schwann, K*H, & Co., Hudder5fie1d............£57 15 S
Jobnßaigh * Co- “ • 12 lft 0
Luke Gledhill & Co., - " -...21114
B Yickeraian & Sous, * 14 69
Jno.Taylor & Sous, “ 11 4 3
B. Lockwood & Co., M .—..12 13-0
Geo. S. ToIBOE iSt Co., ** 7 .3 5
Tolson Biob., • 11-3 2
I'. Schwann, Leeds-----. .31 15 3
IKS- U2eiT*:l> STATES SANITARY
i® COMMISSION. % ,
Hon.-Charles ; Sidney C0xe............i $l,OOO 00
Second Baptist Church, Burlington, NV J:, per
• -Robeit Mnn. S 00
Trinity Church, Oxford, Phila., per Kov. E. •: .
_Y. Buchanan v. 16 00
Colored Peopled Soldiers’ Aid Society of Hua- . >
tingdonv-Pa., per John Thoma'i Chalnuau... .50 75
: $1,048 73
Previously reported, ..133,666 81
‘5134,716 67
CALEB COPE, Treasurer.
KST ORKAT CENTRAL i'AIR-OPEN
.WSP~ D.AILY, from 10 o’clock A. M. to lO.o’dwk P. K.
SEABOK TICKETS, admitting to all parts bat Child
ren's Exhibition M
$29,223 55
.202,496 26
Single admission..... 60
(Children under 13 years half price. ) .' •
This admits to 81 out of the 90 departments represented
In the Pair, and to mnch more than three-fourths of the
enttre space covered by the buildings.
Certain departments, nine in number, .containing ar
ticles chiefty for exhibition, %nd not for sale, have been
permitted to charge a separate price of admission, as
follows: ' ;
Art Ga11ery...25 cents.
Arms and Trophies.......i . 20 cents.
HbrticulturaV Department.... • 26 cents.
■ Relics and Curiosities'. ,v........ 20 cents.
Indian Department....!....26 cents.
Signor Blitz’s performances... 25 cents,
, Chi1dren...................' .....16 cents.
William Penn Parlor 10 cents-
Skating P0nd....... v 10 cents.
Divan....... 10 cents.
Ball Room- 10 cents.
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I'l WILL PREVENT DECAY OP TEETH, ft will also
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B 1 AUTI PULLY CLEAN,- AND THE BREATH SWEET;
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Monuments and grave
stones.—a rarge assortment of Grave-Stones, d
Various designs,made of the finest Italian and America*
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CYCLOPBDIX
rtNuvcuL.
•JHE GOVERNMENT LOAN
Gao 0,00 o, oo o.
This Loan U authoriied by act of Cougresß or March
S, 18S1, which provides for its REDEMPTION IN COIN,
at any period not less than lon or more than forty yoars
from Its date,' at tho pleasure of tho Government.
Until Its redemption live per coat, interest la to be paid
semi-annually IN COIN.
Subscriptions to the Loan are recelved’by tho National
Banks in United States notes or in such currency or
other funds as are taken by them on deposit at par.
Its exemption from State or local taxation adds from
one to three per cent, per annum W its value.
Tho rate of interest im this-Loan, althonglTbnLftre
per cent. In coin. Is as much greaterin currency as the
difference between the.market value of currency and
gold. .
As a rule, the five per cent, specie securities of allsol
•vent Govornments are always par or above, and cur
rency now funded in the National Loan, will be worth
its face 'in gold, besides plying a regular and liberal
percentage to the holder.
The authorized amount of this Loxn is two hundred
inillion dollars. The amount of subscriptions reported
to the Treasury at Washington is over
570,000,000.
Subseripiions Will bo received by the
TREASURER OF. TIIE UNITED STATES at Wash
ington, and the -
ASSISTANT-TREASURERS at Now York, Boston, and
Philadelphia, and by the
: FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Philadelphia,
. SECOND do. , do. ,
THIRD do. clo.,
AND BY ALL NATIOxVAL BANKS
Which are depositaries of public money; and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
Throughout the country, (acting as. agents of the Na
tional Depositary Banks,} will furnish farther informa
tion on application, and . . - v
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
jeSO-6tiWlt
575,000,000 U. S.' LOAN
FOR SALE.
We are prepared io farniah
this desirable Loan in
REGISTERED and COUPON BONUS,
in Bums of
$5OO. and
AT CUR-RENT PREMIUM.
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B W Li O A N.
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... Redeemable any time after TEN YBABS, at the plea
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after date. Both COUPONS and REGISTERED. BONDS
are issued for this Loan, of B&me denominations as the
Five-Twenties. The Interest on $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 Septemberl and Much lof
each year. Until Ist September, the accrued interest
from Ist March Lb required to be paid by'purchasers In
coin, or in: legal currency, adding 60 per cent"for
premium, until further notice. l
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.WHITE AND BLACK SILKMALINE.-A limited eup
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WHITE SILK ILLUSION—Very good, for 31 cents..
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SWISS MUSLIN, 76, 85, and 95 cents per yard. New
foods, at advanced rate*, bnt are* much better than
luslins usually sold for the same price.
IMITATION VALENCIENNES EDGINGS-clotely
imitating, the real, at; 85 ceiits the dozen, superior
Q STRANGERS VISIT ING THE CITY*, please notice
that the largest Stock and the greatest variety of LAGfib
and EMBROIDERIES ia this city, and always under
regular urices, may he found at WORNE’S Lace aud
Embroidery Store, No. 38 North EIGHTH Street. . It*
pRY GOO D S
AT LOW PBIOES.
Persons visiting the city to
ATTEND THE FAIR,
would find it to their advantage to examine our Lf RGB
STOCK of :
SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
AS WE ARE SELLING THEM AT PRICES PAR DE
LOW WHAT THEY COST TO IMPORT.
JOB LOTS OF SILK GRENADINES.
Rich Silk Grenadines at 65 cents, never before sold
for lees than $l. ' .
Rich Silk Grenadines at 75, SO, S?Kc.-
“ *.* *» 90, $l, $1.12.
«« “ “ $1.25, $L 37, $l5O. .
" V $1.62. $1.75.
All .at less than cost of importation. :
PLAIN SILK HBRNANIS.
BROWNS,
TANS, : ' '
.-. .MODES,
BLUES, ■. ■
BLACKS,
PEARLS.
LEATHER, :•
and _
- YIOLHTS,
' at 90c,
worth SLI2.
FIGURED BAREGE HERNANIS.
Choice styles at worth 75e..
Plaid Barege Hernanis at 44, cost 52Kc.
RICH SILVER CLOTHS.
All Silk and .Wdoli at 65c,' worth; $L The greatest
baiguinof the season, .->• V ; ; '
Plain MozanihiqueS, at 37Ki,worth 50c.V
Plaid Mozambiques, at 40c, worth66c. •
* Plaid Mozambiques, double .width, at 50c, worth 65c.
'Plaid Poll de Chines, at 3Sc, worth 66c. - •
Plaid Poilde Chevres, at 3ic, worth 45c, <■
Plaid Crepe Poplins, at 25c, worth 40c
TWENTY PIECES PUfiß MOHAIR POPLINS,
All new shades, for Buits, at $2. .\
Double:width all;woot Delaines, new, shades, at
sl.2Ǥil. 37>4. They.areof the finest quality, and worth
$1.75. - •
BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
CnEAP SILKS 1 CHEAP SILKS !
NO ADVANCE IN OUE PKIOES.
Plain Silks, all colors, $1.38 to $O.
Fancy Silks, new Styles; $I fco $7,
BinaU Check Silks', S7>£ to $L37>4.
CHEAP BLACK SILKS.
; Plain Black. Silks, at. $l. ,
Plain Black; Silks, at $L 12. .
Plain Black Silks, at $1.25.
. Plain Black Bilks, at sl.37tf.
Plain Black Silks, at $1.44.
Plain Black Silks, at $1.60.
* . Plain Black Silks, at $1.66.
-Plain Black Silks, at $1.62.
. Plain Black Silks, at SI.7C. *
: Plain Black Silks, at sl.g7X.
Plain Black Silks, at $2. - ; :
Plain Black Silks, at $2.25.
. Plain Silks, at $2.87&.
Plain Black Silks, at $2.60. "
Plain Black Silks, at $2.62.
Plain Black Silks, at 2.75. ' '
: . Plain Black Silks, at $3.
# Plain Black Silkb, at $3.25. .
Plain Black Silks, at $3.60.
Plain Black Hike, at $3.75. .
Plain Black Silkß, at $4. ;
’ : Plain Black Silks, at $1.50,
Plain Blaek’Bilks, at $5.
Plain Black Silks, at $6.
Plain Black fill k8 t .at $6.50. :
Plain Black Silks, at $7.
None of Bilks could bo imported attho prioea
we are selling them.
' 500 ALL-WOOL SHAWLS, $/fl.<ss,
, Cost $3.25 to import early this season.
-White Barege and Lama Shawls.
-Plaid Laima and Mozambique Shawls.
Grenadine and Challi Shawls. *
fehawls of all kinds at very low prices.
Cloti- Sacques and Circulars at low priewf.
Silk Sacqnes and Circulars at low prices.
H. STEEL &* SON.
• s» .- - taiif 113'end Tl 5 North TENTH Street.'
JelS-emwSt
A N APPRENTICE TO LEAKY THE
■A"*- artof Printing, will be taken at the ofllctfpf the
GERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH, if application be raid*
at once. He must be wtil brought up, posses* a ,f-tlr
education, and be from IS to 17 year* of *iro j«7fl-3V
A N EXPERIENCED TEACHER, A
graduate from New England, wishes private
pupils for the summer, or an engagement In a school,
to teach Languages, Mathematics, or History, for the
coming year. For references, apply to
, JT B. ALYGRD, Esq., Girard insurance Office,
Je2&-31* 415 Walnut street.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
, Standard History of the War. A rare chance to
make money. Agents are clearing from $!00 tos2oo per
month. 200,000 volumes already sold. Send for circa
™ JONES. BROS., & Co., Pnbltshers, OAL
TIMOHE, Md, jel3-lm*
TO DRUGGISTS-A FIRST-CLASS
retail Dm* CLERK WANTED. Address, with ra
&^ c . ll Jv£ , Redraw, ” Station A, Fhiiadalphta 3ub
1 ost Pace, jelS-gt*
W ANTE D—THREE OR POUR
a.,. MENdeaSrlnertolearn Telegraphing. Can
Y,',®. Flhcc), of Revural just finished. Apply Quaker
City College, TENTH and CHESTNUT, u**
WANTED.-A MIDDLE-AGED ORN
,'Hf’HJ”. of tact and experience, doaires'emptnir-
Wantm-in a domestic dry
PanA Commission House, an ttctiveenergetic Lad
tMSoK InmendatsollB Address
tniKomce. je!B-2t* f
waktbd-an intelligent and
\ thoroughly competent person as HOUSEKEEPER
Box SB'RffiVb* fOB mU " fr ™ ti« iRI: “H
WANTED, A RESPECTABLE GIRL,
, ’ asseamstressandchamhermaid, inn -.mail fami
ly. None need apply without .city reference Annl vtn
Mrs, BETTS, 1030 WALNUT Street j»FrSt«
WAN TED-A FIRST-CLASS SALES
■; MAH’ln'a Wholesale Hosiery and Notion House.
Address Box &h) P. 0. , ■ jeiset*-:
WANTED--800 AGENTS TO SEEL
m J" the great natural WEATHER INDICATOR,
Though only just introduced, hundreds attest to its ac
curacy In Foretelliug changes of the weather from dry to
wet, tind vice versa. .It interests the scholar and the
raaa of gcienee, and awakens admiration in the minds
of ail who witness Hi wonderfn! functions. Send postage
stamp for circular and particniars, or call upon -
FBtSBEB, COOK, 4 CO;,
06 North FOURTH Street,
Je7-I2t* :... v v . Philadelphia. Pa;
WANTED-A. THOROUGHLY COM-
Nefirrffl’F?' 4P "’KI-r-'I'RIEO FL-KK-AGE.SrA
NAObK.to take the charge of Four Furnaces nowin
operation in I-'eunsv]vanm. To a Man of this'kind, who
can operate f urnaces to the best advantage, for the'
greatest prodnetionof Hotßlast Gake Metal, a good post-'
lion is now offered. wh/r« a very liberal salary will be
SoiTiT vv uJI name and reference, toS. II
SHIPLEY, Mo; 503 COMMERCE atreet. jelS-3t-
Min A MONTH !-I WANT AGENTS
vP'-'j-' at $6O a month,excesses paid to sell mv EVR'R
»RSK!m«!»SjBBWES':
- apSO-d&wSm JOHN V. LORD, Bfddeford. Maine 1
DWELLING HOUSE WANTED—
A Between Sixth and Eighth streets and Callowhill
and Master, a neat DWELLING HOUSE, with all the
Modern.convenieHces. A street mnningnorth aud south
preferred. Price, from 5.1,000 to *B,OOO. Possession at
;any time within twelve month*
LUKENS & MONTGOMERY, Conveyancers,
jel6-6t* . 1035 BEACH Street, above £KreL
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.
Wax Department,
Cavalry Bureau, - •
Ofptck 07 Chief Quartermaster,
THREE 4 '
ONE HUNDRED IANijsriTTrFIVS xlfifflL ■DOL
LARS per head will be paid for all
. .cavalry horses
-delivered within the next thirty (30) daya at the Go
■ vernment etabigs at Giesboro, D. C.
SaM Horses to be sound in all particulars, not lose
than five (5) nor more than nine (9) years old; from fif
teen to sixteen hands high, full in flesh, compactly
ottilt, bridle wise, and of size sufficient for cavalry
puiposes.
; These, specifications will be. strictly'adhered to and
rigidly enforced in every particular.
Payment made oh delivery of seven (7) and over.
v JAMES A. EltlN, ;
my2l r lm - Lt. Col. & C. Q. M. Cavalry Bnrean.
EOffiVANB. FOUND. .
LOST-A JAVA SPARROW
y&A from Sinner BLITZ’S Exhibition, SANITARY
A reward, if required, will be given. It*
$lOOO each,
IVJOTIGE. L 0 S TOR MI SL AIT)-,
SCRIP, ITo. 129,-issued by American Mechanics’
Hall Association to Resolution Council, No. 4, 0. of U.
A. M., for Twenty-six Dollars, dated Dec. 24, 1559. No
tice is hereby given, that application will be made to
the Board of Trustees of the Hali Association for a du
plicate certificate for said amount
WM. WOODINGTON, JOS. WEISS, CHAS. STE
PHENS, Trustees. Residence, Frankford, 23d ward..
je2o-3i* ...... : . s
00/V SOUTH BROAD STREET.—
,^i 'TV Will be vacant, Saturday, June 25th, four'ele
gant ROOMS, with private parlor, comprisingthe whole
second story. Two are fronting on Bmad street. These
rooms.are usexceptionably cool all summer. The best
recommendations will be given.'. Yac&neies to-day,
first story, je!B-6t*
OOARDING.—-T WO SECOND-STORY
rooms TO LET, at North TENTH St. je7-tf
T>OARDING-ON DUY’S LANE, GER
MANT OWN, sixth bouse from station. je7-12t
FOK SALE AND TO LET.
TYESIRABLE REAL ESTATE IN
XJ VESTMENT—A. valuable LOT OF GROUND for
sale, on the west side of Ridge avenue, near the Girard
college, containing about twelve and three-quarter
acres. Apply to A. B. CaRVER & CD., •
je!6-6t* , S. W. cor, NINTH and FILBERT Streets.
M ,TO RENT—HANDSOME NEW
Side-Yard DWELLING, on Spring Garden street.
je2o-2t» ' B. W RIG LEY & CO., lttl U FOURTH Sc.
jeSO-a*
MTO RENT—THE HOTEL No, 227
North THIRD the ‘* Eagle,” now
called BARNIIM’S HOTEL. Apply at No. £l4 RACE
Street, above Second. /' jeiS-6t
M FOR i ALE—CAN GIVE BOS* £&
SESSrON of the MANSION .ibis Spring. The
Preminm Farm of Chester county, near Chadd’s
Station, Baltimore Central Railroad, 6 miles from West
Cheßt* r. 170 acres prime Brandywine green crass land,
: For furtherparticulars apply to . PETTIT,
jelS i 3a3,WALNUT Street. ?
gALE OF CONDEMNIJ^HORSIS.
War Department,
. Cavalry Bureau,"
Office of Chief Quartermaster,
' Washington. D. G., June 15, 1864.
Will be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION to the highest
bidder, at Giesboro Depot, on FRIDAY, the 21th last ,
beginningat 10o'clock A. M , from one hundred (100) to
one hundred and fifty (150) HORSES. -
These hoists have been condemned as unfit for the
cavalry service of the Army. For road and farm pur
parses many good bargains may be had.
Horses sold singly.
; Terms: cash, in United States currency. • . .
JAMES A. ESIN, .
je2o-5t Lieut.,Col. andC. Q. SI. Cavalry Bureau:
fiREAT CENTRAL CLOTHING
vT HOUSE, SIXTH and MARKET.
Great Central Clothing House, Six’ll and Market.
Great Central Clothing House, Sixth and Market..
Great Central ClutbiogHouse, Sixth and Market.
; Great Central Clothing House, Sixth and Market.
Great Central Clothing House, Sixth and Market.
Great Central Clothing House, Sixthand Market.
Greai Centra! Clothing House, Sixth and Market.
Great Central Clothing House, Sixth and Market,
Great CeutrarCiotbingHouse, Sixth and Market.
Great Central Clothing House, Sixth and Market. •
Great Central Clothing-House, Sixth and Market.
Great Central Clothing House, Sixth aud Market.
Wanamaker &*Brown, Oak Hall.
> Wanamaker & Brown, • Oak Hall.
Wanamaker & Brown, Oak Hall. _
Wanamaker & Brown, Oak Hall.
Wanamaker & Brown, ■" Oak Hall,
Wanamaker* Biown. Oak Hall.
W&nauiaker & Brown, Oak HaU.
Wanamaker & Brown, Oak Hall.
■ Wanawakor & Brown, ‘ Oak Hall.
Wanamaker & Brown, . OakjHall.
Wanamaker & Brown, ■ Oak HaU.
Wanamaker & Brown, . Oak Hall..
Wanamaker & Brown. . Oak HaU. v .
Strangers in the city visiting the Great Central Fair,
and citizens generally, will find the best Clothing and
the most reasonable prices at >•
inemos l r e as y iiame^ A^AMAK:Ea & mQWWSf
- * OaK HALL,
- S. E. corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
jel7-fmwlje22if -'-V. • : - . : ’
T>EIMER’S IMMENSELY v AND DE
XV serredly popular styles Likenesses. One Dollar
Colored Photographs are the most sought for by the
masses ; ; durable and cheap. SECOND Street, ahoy®
• Green.■ ■ ; f "• ~ • **
TNGRAM’S FRESH COFFEE, 40 TO 50
A Ceits-_Groimd, 25 to 30 cants. Beat good. 43 South
SECOND Street, below Market. jelS-Bt*
■CUMMER.' CORSETS:—MRS. STEEL,
0 TENTH Street, below Chestnut, makes best qua
lity Linen Summer Corsets. Also, lately tecs’, veil from
Paris, elegantly fitting- genuine Werly Corsets; All
kinds of Corsets on hand, and made to order. jelB-St
TNGRAM’S CELEBRATED TEAS
JL Just received.. Try them. 4?3 South SECOND St,-
below Market. \ - jeIS-3t*
tCB CBEAM,; FINE AND PLAIN
-*• CAKE, of superior quality, served to Families,
Boarding- Houses, Fic-iJics.&c. ; at lowest prices, at
J. B, GORDON'S Conte.jtiouery,
" 310 South SIXTH Street.
N. B —Persons having control of large orders will find
it .to their advantage locall before purchasing elsa
where. •. \ : . • : • ■ ' ■ 11
TVORY TYPES.—THE FINEST AR-
X tistic efforts of their style made at B. F. BEISIEB’S
Gallery. 604 t ARCH Street. If you desire a charming
life-like picture, go there. It
WINDOW GLASS.—FRENOH PLATE
T r Glass for store fronts. Bough Plate Gtass'for sky
lights, floors, &c,; Port and Beck Lights, Ornamental
Glass for churches. Vestibules, &c.; Photograph Glass,
and Foreignand Bomesiic Window Glass ofevery va
ne.y, fur sale b y RO BT. shOKMAKER * €O.,
> Nos. 305 and 0O 1 ? N. FOURTH Street,
je2o-lm. ; Philadelphia.
SELLING OUT.
™B,WATCHES, JEWELRY ANB SILVERWARE.
The undersigned, having decided to retire from-busi
hess, offers for sale at lour prices, his large and well
selected stock of- ’ ;
WATCHES,
JKWEUIY. and r>TX
- : SILYKB and PLATED WAKE.
THOMAS C. GARRETT.
: ;>Ko. 7iaCHESTMOT- Street.
Opposite the Miwonic HalK
je2o-tf Philadelphia.
CTARVED UNION PRISONERS FROM
It™ as a regiment of skeletons. Moat of them had to bo
carried off on stretchers. Several died oa the boat as.
iKvwm lifted up, Nine diod on the wharf, lisping
thow uraSthde to God, that after all their privations
they wore permuted to dio under the old flag. "-Afty*
jyi-r, ..
CAKB PHOTOGRAPHS of the above.
, W ' . ' V * MCALLISTER & BROTHER,
jeTMt - / 708 CHESTNUT Street
■nEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HIGH
iJ WAYS, Office S. W. Corner WALNUT and FIFTH
Streets i Philadelphia, June 14, 1864 _
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. —Sealed Proposals will
be received at this office: until three o’clock r. m. or
MOEBAYV June 27th, 1864, for the grading, at so much
per. cubic yard, of the following- named
Jliller street, from the eoutbeastwardly aide of Wister
street, extending a distance of about eight hundredand
fifty-five feet. Also, Aahmead street, from Wakefleld.
street to Germantown Railroad Linden streflt, from
Germantown avenue to Knox street, in the Twenty
second (22d) ward; Abo, Richmond street, from Tioga
street to about eiabfe hundred feet beyond Bridge stroet,
in the Twenty- fifth (Ssth) ward. L ,
Bald Proposals will be opened at the above time and
place, where all bidders are invitod. to be present, and
the lowest bidder will oome forward within throe days,
• “ Wd WUMrttWB -W. N. SMEDLKY, ■
•jeie-tlismwfmSt Chief Com 1 r of .Highways.
CTEAM AND WATER GAUGES, IN
0 great variety. 8; BROWN,
jelB 2Ut- 311 WALaPT Street. .
13 OLLAND GIN.-10 PIPES BOH
iJ- LEN'S OIK. For sale by E-Fj YgDDLKTON,
jelfl-St* SB. FEOKTStreet
WANTS.
BOARDING. '
te possess!
lon.. *•
E. WRIGTHY & CO.,
iai SoatH FOURTH Street
CLOTHIiVe.
AWIiSIiIWKIVTN.
yANDERLYN’S ARIADNE.
Thla most Wonderful creation of the genius of VAff-
LERLTN has been placed at the disposal of the Fine
Arts Committeo of the
SANITABY FAIR,
as a FPHCfAL EXHIBITION, ou tlie erpreß* condition
that treason and other Tickets, giving actfess to other
parts oX the Fair, are not to b© entitled tG’a'dmiatiiO'R.
AHIABKE,
(Laughter «? Minos and Pa«slpla, en tbo
of Naxes; by Thesoaa. j
An ideal beauty, reposing upon thb loxu
ry of Us own sensation, lost in?Teep, and yielding'
cblld-like loTe. ’* ‘
e * How like a viiftß* of piure ceexoe!
Her cheeks jofcfrfctihed with innocent repose-.
That her thepfrbts up fn delicious dream*,
Like dew-drops &*£he chalice ef-a rose;
billowed upon, her ertu- aml ravea hair, '
' ?«w archly rests tkat bright and 1 peaceful brow?
Its rounded pearl defiance hide to cave.
While kisses on the Ppgr seem melting now;’
ln unconscious lorelfnesa she lihs.
And leaves around her.telicately Bway;
Veiled is the splendor of ifer beaming e?yes,
Bnto’er the limbs bewitching gmcdg play;
Ere into Eden’s groves the lespent crept,
within her leafy arbor aieptP*
Tuckeraursf* * * Arliqt Lift. r *
“In 3812 VANLERLYNpainted thTAEfADNE Thisf
Th a an h n f^ OT - 4 M , r - Vanderlyn-n p 3 Were even rnero
been pnrchaeed K ’
himeelf an excellent Painter, and onr rfctv 1
The engxavin.efMr. Dnrand ifworthy •
lap'& Arts and JDeiiffns. * -oun-
Admiasioh<
( Entrance from, the Hortifnltaral Department, and-
GaUeS! Corridor the latter with- the Art
' 1— ■ . " • • j«2)*tlf
fJBEA-T CENTRAL FAnr
wm®Bmms&
Adimauoa 25 corns; Ohildrojfl.scents 1
Exhibitions at s and BP. M.
QIiOVER'S NEW- GH£9TNvT
STKEET TJIEATKE 1 U 1
tBOHAiiI) UEOVB*. w.nimn.
(Also of 0 rover’s Theatre, WashingionfoTc;)--
... r . EYSAHVO, Jdno2o£h IS6I
Fifteenth PorTormaßce of the iihmensely Successful >
: „?&R?? ofthfl
Or, lire Birth of Cupid in the Botror of Porns'
. Keapprarance of the Popntar Comedian ™’
Mr- J. B. atcBOXOUGHv
1 v lB Unapproachable Impersonation of MRS Pfnrrt
AesvFea.nre.Tc. night, HewSon“j.Kf w R f it
Characters, aad Sew Fices' - «
First the PhtolelnhiaFavorite,
With song, “Hailyßound the Flag,; Boya’^oompa
-Grand Chorns of Forty'Toices*~3rn<sf<* lw »
Grand Orchestra~-The Grand Zww&^
am V2Bsais&s&tii*
PRICES OF ADJfrSSION-
Dress Circle or Parquet " - sn. a t
Famuy circ1e........:.:....;;::;;;;: g? £*“£•■
Orchestra Seats
. °/ the front benches only are re3ervf d as Orch#»al
Lo extra charge for securing’ seats.
GP.ASD FAMILY MATINEE on
wmV : Whe “ ral“tl^SlF^ Moo!r '
"* ll be presented— making the Greatest Day Petfora
!?a C tlnleT ri «S“ eSied K2l
A/fES. JOHN DREW’S NEW' AHuK
XU- STREET THEATRE.
LAST WEEK OF FBANK. BREW,'
/ ANOTHER GRiNB OOSIBIKATfOS:
-TO-NIGHT, (ItONDAF) Jsme 20, lssi;.'. -
The Comic irislt Drama of
handy Andy.
H&ody■ Andy **•**••••*»»»♦-•*»**'•»•»**«.*.. y*»awtf
To cooclude trith tbeSpectacnla** Drama of s **
'/ /*V FOKTr THIEVES:
FRIDAY BENEFIT OF FRAJ.-K'. DP.y.w- ” 110
A RCH-STREET THEATRE;
, ■ MISS JOSEPHINE HENRY ' . ■
respectfully announces that HER BENEFIT will taka
Juttifsad,- 16W;.w!iea
, Sir FRANK DREW- :r
has kindly consented ,to appear In :
. to CKKjKET ON THE. HEARTH. .
808 NETTLES, ■ ■■..
OR,, THE “wONBERFHE LAMP -
*8- Box Book Nonr Open. ■ \ lt «
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE:
1 T MONDAY, June ‘iO, and daring the week, renro
f entitled
for winch the popular Tragedian, •
. . ■■ J. B: BOBEiIS,-.
M?pM s »phFSl'/d e "‘ aSed t 0 su4tal!! i!)e character «f
. , ' ALBXXNA FISHER BAKER
In the clmrminE character,of Slarguerite.
Box Office open from -9 till 3, Performance -Trill com
mecceatS.
\ T OW OP BN—THE FORTYYIRST
-t-T ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS ASS
SCOLFfOKE, at the PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
THE FINE ARTS, CHESTNUT Street, abtye Tentt.
Eluti frnm dIU KII TDIT ..J S. it . . r *
PHILADELPHIA COLLEHIATH TO
i STITOTE FOB YOUNG LADIES, No. 1530 ABCS
StreeL Rev.CHAS.-A. SMITH, D. D., E, CLABRNGE
SMITH, A. Bf.y Principals.:
, Ninth; Tear. Three Departments: Primary, Acad#?
mic, and Collegiate. Full college course In Classics,
Mathematics, higher English, and. Natural Science, fe*
those who graduate. Modem Languages, MuHic,Tatßfc?>
lag, and Elocution by the best masters. For circulars*- ~
apply at the Institute, or address Box 3611 P. 0., Phi*
lauelphia. ~ , ap2o-fitn» /.;
PERSONAJL.
PEESONAL.
1 JET BALL EAR-DROPS, 50 Cts ,
ie2Q-2i* > . OIGRACE-St-raet.
pEESOKAL.—JEWELBY SENT BY
I Mail, free of postage, to any part of the United
States, on receipt of the following prices: Single-stone
Imitation Diamond Ring, $1; Cluster Imitation’Diamoad
Rjng, $2; Heavy-plated Test Chains, $1; Magnificent
Plain Ring, $1; Heavy Plain Sings (will stand the
strongest acid), oOcents;.Small Round Black Enameled
Ear Drops, .60 cents; Heavy-plated' Black Enameled
Sleeve Buttons, 35 cents; Gents’ Pins,. Imltauon Dia
mond, $1; Imitation Diamond Studs. $2,-.Bracelets, $1?
Handsomely-chased Medallions, 81; : , Complete Sets
Carbuncle Studs and Buttons, sl;' Complete Sets Black ■
Enameled Studs and Buttons, with pearl setting, $1;
Fancy Watch Heys, 60 cents; Pen and- Pencil, with ex
tension case,'sl; Ladies’ Long-geared and Chatelaine /
Hhains, $1; Chatelaine Pins $1; Genuine Gntta Perch*
hains, $1; Ladie»’ and Gents’ Miniature. Pius, fo£
likenessor hair, $1; Seal Rings, $1; Locket Rings, s3*
Coral Armlets, 50 cents. Direct to
r . ESTLIN&.MANN.
-JelM3t* - No. 916 RACE Street, Philadelphia.
QAMDEL INLIMI5 f
k-' BUILDING STONE, and COAL. Yard, NINTH
Street, above Thompson, (west aide.) Orders received
by William Marot, Jr., 811 Spring Garden street; Ghaa.
H. Marot, 25 N. Sixth st. (second story), and S. Marot,
454 Chestnut st. (second story).
N. B.—Aa experienced Salesman wanted. mySl-lm*
COPARTNERSHIPS.
THE undersigned copartner-
JL SHIP, known as OSBORNE& BAKER, doing bnai
ness as Photographists, at No. l4r9*North NINTH-Sk*
Philadelphia, Pa., is this day mutually dissolved; and
the said WILLIAM OSBORNE will hereafter conduct
the business at the old stand, receiving allthe assets
and paying all the just liabilities of tbe late firm.-
. WILLIAM OSBORNE,
SAMUELS. BAKES,.
je2o-2t*
Jane 16, 1864;
-YTOTIGE OF LIMITED PARTNER
' SHIP. —Tle subscribers hereby give notice, under
the provisions of the Acts of Assembly of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania relative to limited partnerships,
that they have formed a limitf-dpartnership-, andpab
lish the following ns the terms thereof: .
. First. The name of the firm under which such part
nership is to be is '* WILLIAM T. HOP-
Stc&nd The. general'nature of the - business to be
transacted is the making, fitting, baying, and selling of
Ht>OP SKIRTS and the materials therefor.
Third. The name of the general partner is WILLTAIT
T. HOPKINS, who resides at 307 North Ninth strife, in
the city of Philadelphia The name of the special part
ner is JOHN B. HOPKINS, who resides at-Wye Mills,
Talbot county, in the State of Maryland.
Fourth Tu« amount of capital contributed bytha
said special partner to the commonstockis Fifteen Hun
dred Hollars.
"-"Fifth. The said partnership, is to commence on the.
•Eighteenth-Day of Jane, 1564, and terminate on the-
Seventeenth Day of June, A. B. 1567. _ r • •
WM. T. HOPKINS,
J. B. HOPKINS.
je2o infifc*
Jove ISth, ISB-1.
T3ISSOLUTION— THE COPARTNER
XJ SHIP existingbetween the subscribers, under tha;
name and style of BROOKS, SCOTT, & CO., is this:
day dissolved by mutual consent
- JAS. W. T. SCOTT.
' Philadelphia, May SI, 1564. , -
COPARTNERSHIP.
The undersigned have this da- formed a Copartner
ship for the transaction of the BRT-GOODS COM.MIB
- BUSINESS, atlQO CHESTNUT Street, Philadel
phia, under the name and style of BKOOKSk SCOTT, &
ORATZ. * ED W. D. BROOKS*
JAS. W. T. SCOTT.
RDW. GRATZ, Jr. ;
je3-6t- m3t tjyl dtry 15
'-Jural, 1S«.
DEOIL.
THE BUSINESS OF W. J. BETTIN-
J- . GERViII-be settled by his widow, at. No. 3*3
CHESTNUT Street. All indebted: wiU please coma*
forward. All having claims will present them at once.
jdl4-12t* *—
EXCURSIONS.
CUMMER EXCURSIONS!
M PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD;
On and after WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15th, 1864, .
EXCURSION TICKETS-
Will-be sold from! PHILADELPHIA to ALTOONA,.,
CRBSSON, DUDLEY, and MT. DALLAS, wh’ch will bet
good for a return trip until OCTOBER.ISt,.ISB4» whStt;
endorsedby the proprietors of the Logan House, Moos-'
tain House, Broau Top City House,or the Soporintenden*-
of.bedford Springs. - i -.-
EXCURSION RATES FOR ISM:.. • -
Philadelphia to Altoona ........... gs
,l Cresson.......
". Dudley..- * .......... 9 NX-
Mt. Dalla8 %v .....' V **r—•f' *-- 9
FOR EPHRATA AND LITIE.SPRINGS. __
-The Fast Line,- leaving-ELEVENTH* and MARKKA.
Streets at 11.25 A. M., makes close coauecUoiuat Land!*.
’ ville.wtth the Reading and Columbia R.K., for both
Epbrata and Lttiz Springs. ' .
Excursion Tickets to these points can be procured oat.
any SATURDAY, good until thefollowing MONDAY;
The rates of fare will be as follows:
' .. - Regular; Excursion-.
Philadelphia to Ephrata. ... •$2 50 4| g
jdti-Kt Ticket Agent Peana. SB.-
»J«Hgk FOR ALBANY ANOTROTT
JOB -TIA HELAWARK AND. .RMUT4.S
OAMAU-TUe barge & Ban
vers. is- Dow loading at first Moia SPBDO|I
Street, and will leave fo Abe above points on WEDNES
DAY, June *2<l, at efr’hloekF.M. • ••• . .
’ieM-St* 304-iS. KBLAWABS Atwuw.
phrenological examd-sy*
SB TIONS. with fall deariSUoM of efcaraoter, gire^
KVENlS »so^™i«^
m QOJIiD.
32EF :'V3Csuvei, and Elastic Sieol Frames, .Ere-,
ni*B»ee Microscopes, Magic Lantcrna, Eteli' wlassea®
for I?my and Navy nee, PhoMgraph Album*, Card
Photographs, Stereosoopts and .Stereojscoplc -.Yiews.
Microscopes, Thermometere, Hydromr,tere, and a large
assortment of Optical, Mathematical, and philosophies.
lMtrime MoALLISTBB 4t BJIOTBER, Opticians. _
XEstablUhed In 179w3»)
*3B CBS3WT Strok
•Fifty Cents.