The Only Known Restorer of Color
•AH» Pbupbct Hair Dnranta Combikrd.
‘‘London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing "
London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing."
London Hair Color Restorer and Drowsing "
London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing. *'
‘‘London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing:”
Hair Color Restorer and Dressing."
London Hair Color Rostorer and Dresslug. ’*
It is not a Bye;does not soil bat, bum;et,..or the finest
’linen; restores gray hair; promotes a luxuriant growth
-of new hair; removes all dandruff, itching, scurf, jtc.,
from the scalp,rendering it perfectly healthy; keeps the
•hair moist, glossy, and beautiful; highly perfumed,as a
•dressing it has no,auperior. Single bottles, 7-5 coats*
tsix bottles* $4. Sold by Dr. SWAYNE & SON 1
330 Worth SIXTH Streot, Philadelphia. .
Steiitway & Sons, ~
PIANOS,
Por sale only at
<3teck& Co.’s
'Mason
HAMLIN’S
CABINET
BTEOK4 C0.,8
0 HO A NS
seventh
£The Popular Clothing House op Phila
.. * "OAK BALL.”
Beat-clues goods at taodarato prices.
WANAMAKBK a brown,
8. E. corner SIXTH and MA RXET Straata.
Cnatom Department (to make to order) So. ] s. Sixth at.
Wheeler &Wilson’s Highest Premtom
look-stitch
SEWING MACHINES.
THE OH S AFEST, SIMPLEST, AND BEST.
Kalaarnnms. 7114- OHESTNTIV Street. shore Sor.ath.
3SadreA.mtXEl3.
BELT.—On Tuesday, the 2lat in«t,, at
St. Peter's Church, by the Rev. Georye L-nds, D; D..
Robert H. McGrath to Lily 0., young-j>t daughter of
». Grafton Belt, M. D., all of Plnla.i«lphia. ‘ *
X31E33.
On the morning of iho 21st Miss
jEnza.F. Hindmau.
Tbe relatives a od. friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral, from her lato rasi
’dence, ho. $29 Buttonwood street, on Friday afternoon!
at fi o clock. ***
PRESTOS’.— On the 21st ..inst. , Ed ward Preston, Jr.,
in the 45th year of his «ge.
The relatives and Menas of the family are rospertfnl-
Pf invited toatteudh’s funeral, from his late r«>l<teuce,
-Grape street, above Cres&on, Mauayuuir, on Timr«fUy
•afternoon, at 2 o'clock. ■-**.-
DEEEh. —On Tuesday morning, June 21, 1564, Frede
rick Dreer, in the S2d year of his ago.
The and friends of the family are invited to
attend his funeral from his late residence, £?u 37 South
.Nineteenth street, on Friday morning next,'34th tn>t.,
at 10o’clock, .
MORTON.—Killed In action before P<=>tnrsbure, Va.,
ou Friday, June 37, Gen. James .St. 0. filortou, United
States Volunteers, Msjur of Engineers U. S. A., Chief
JSrgfneer Oth Army Corps.
Due notice of the funeral . win be given. : *♦*
OBITUARY,
'BfOORFL—At Moort-stowu, Cheater county. Pa., on
2Funel2, 1564, Mr. James Moore, in the 61st. year of his
•age. ..
The above announcement, to the eye of many, may
rpaes'uundticed, or as the c mmon ono, that another
victim bus fallon before the fell destroyer of our race:
>3f envy or mallco behold it, they will find their victim
removed, their poisoned arrows dulled, aiid over the
client grave (he rood deeds of the fallen inav rise up on
■duriugo’er the errors of oiirnaturo. as a general thing
the outf-ide world, who draw coucHisium only from ru«
:mor, know v*ry little of the private virtues, the nobler
qualities, of individual character; but to him %vho hai
"been so mar,, is unprejudiccPl!, to teok into the open
Jieart, andscAu closely rhe motives from which all ac
tions emauate, the privilege should he accorded of pass*
Itg unbiassed sentence. This opportunity, this privi
lege was mine, With the subject of theso simple lines
I knew him in all the relations of life—in business, iu
'pleasure, in the char and sacred precincts of the home
•ciTclo, and on tho deathbed, when the dawning hurl
zoo. developer the true qnalities of our nature. Iu all’
■ of-these relations- he was the man, the philosopher, the .
•friend. Iu business h»* had qualities far beyond tha
circumstances and opportunities by which ho was snr
ronuded, showing oftentimes a knowledge amt fore
sight thatwould have fitted him .for tha most exalted .
positions of power and trust. As a father, husband,'or
brother; let thos* judge who stood within the ludueeue
of the golden bond which made him each, and att, of.
•these; who shared their lot with hi <; who giew up iufcq
life with him. Ftocd by him iu death, aud strew dow
ers —those emblems of undying Jove —around and' over
“the cold breast that could ; throb on earth no more for
them, a*< they committed his body to. the siieut earth.
These tender relations were uev»r more .strongly
marked, wore never more beautifully or affectionately
exhibited. What more need we say. .We wultadd, in
concluding, thut a post-mortem examination revealed
the fact that all tins had been done wh‘l-t suffering
most aeptely under a complication of diseases, that
vrouldbave unfitted most men for the annoyance of bu
siness, or the enjoyment of pleasure. FioaVv be died
With a trust in Cud, and.this, after aH, was the crown
ing triumph of. his life, and to the dear ones who can
see him no more here, it will be the greatest of conso
lations; they will be re.-igaed and feel that truly their
loss has Wi bis great gain. That it '-maybe so, is the
aincere wish of the writer. What we have written
seems but meagre Jnstlci:: much more might be said.
Trot they who knew him best can feel it in their hearts,
though language may not express it; and tin* passing
world, who knew him not, might miscall it panegyric. *
The oak round w hich life’s tendrils clung.
Bas falfcn in decay; \
The tree that earth and shelter flung, „
From earth has passed n Way;
But they who felt its soothing shade,
And knew its power of old.
Will love the dear old tree the same,
AUho’its heart is cold.
* R. '
MOURNIISa GOODS FOR JUJSE
J.U SALES.
Black Crspe.Maretz and Tamartines. .
44 Bareges and Barege Hornanis.
44 Florentines and Byzantines.
44 Tamartanee amt Silk Grenadines.
44 Poniards and Lawns,
44 Taroiaesand MonsseHnesdeLaine.
44 Bombazine* and Summer Bombazines,
14 . Alpacas aid Glossy slohairs.
44 Gros Grain and Slouming SUks.
* 4 Glossy Tafferas and Gros de Rhiaes.
44 Barege and Grape Mareu Shawls,
44 Grenadine Barege Sbaws, silk and wool
fringes.
44 Bilk Grenadine Shawls. .
44 'Barege and Grenadine Barege Points, and
nmde-np Shawls, various styles.
41 Thibetand Cashmere Shawls.
44 ilonsseline de Laiue Shawls.
44 English Crapes and Yell*. .
-* * Round Crape and Lace Veils.
44 Bound Grenadine Veils.
44 Bilk, Thread, and Kid Gloves.
44 Beltsr Ribbons, Handkerchiefs, Fans.
44 Crape Collars, Sleeves, Ac.
BE3SOK& SOIL Mournim* Stote.
No, 918 CnSSTNUr Stredt.
T7XTRA ATTENTION TO STRAN-
J-l GESS DURING THESANITARYFAIR,
Foil stock of fancy goods. «*
Full stock of STAPLE GOi)J>S.
Full atook of SUMMER SHAWLS. '
Full stock of BLACK SILKS.
■ EYRE & LANDKLL,
. Je7 . - . , 4-fm ARCH Street.
AT A YKRY JLARGE »EETiN& Or
•■{jk™Yy the Bar of Pbiludfilphia, held in the Supreme
Court Room, ou TUESDAY, June 21, lfS4, at 12 crctocfc
31., to take action in reference to the decease of Mr.
.BBSJAMffI GERHAKB,
On motion of Morion P. Henry, Esq., Hon. William
Strong was called to the Chair, and William Retch.
Wisfcer and Cad walader Biddle were appointed Secret
iariea.
. Judge Strong, upon taking the Chair, made a few ap
propriate remark a upon the professional and private
chamcterof tho deceased. •
Horace Binney, Jr., Esq., offered the following reso
lutions; 1 •
That we have learned with deep sorrow
• fha death of our late member, BENJAMIN GERHARD;
Esq., for many y*-ar« eminent at the Bar of Philadel
phia, and one of its Mipporta aad ornameuts.
Besolvtd, That in Mr. we hare lost not only
4 most accomplished lawyer, a tcholar of high culture,
And a valued ufcsoeiate and friend, but amodelofpro
i'essional intogrily and private worth. •
Beaolved, That Mr. Gerhard’s-unspotted purity of
character and thorough fidelity to his clients, eminently
aitracted aud justified tht-irperkdoal confidence, a-iat-
tested by hisfreqaentaiid most'coascieitiioas discharge
l*f the responsible duties ofau exeeutor aud trustee..
V Resolved, That, while givitsg to bis profession the
most laborious industry, Mr. Gerhard’.*- coastant par
ticipation in many and varied public trusts, mauiei
jud, academic, charitable and religious, kept him in the
*, 9l the community as a sedulous'and faithful citizen,
bearing bib full share of burden*, whichmaU e large de
?nands upon his t me and care, and gave no return of
private emolument. -
, Resolved, That in Mr. Gerhard the country lo*es
*ne of her.truest, most loyal, and most devoted friends,
tfhose thoughts and efforts wera>always g>ven toVher.
| service, and whose anxious interest in her present trou
j pie* toonprobably aggrnvated thedisease which hasnow
/ terminated b*s life. '
1 Resolved, That, as an affectionate father, a trne
friend, and a Christian gentleman of consistent life and
S conversation, Sir. t-orhard’s memory will long be
[ cherished iu u community In which he was loved, re
spected,. and honored, •
! Resolved, That a committee of five be appointed to
communicate the foregoing resolutions to the family of
Mr. Gerhard, and to assure them of our sincere sympa
thy and condolence.
Mr. William A. Porter, in seconding tlio resolutions,
teferred in fitting terms to the great integrity and worth
f. the deceased. .
.[ Messrs. Charles Gilpin; Peter McCall, Morton P. Efen
y, John C. Bullitt, and Joseph A. Glav followed in
peaches attesting the great lot,* the Bar had sustained
• Mhe death of Mr. Gerhard.
The resolutions w»re unanimonsly adopted.
[The Chair appointed the following guntlemon as the
. wnmittee, nnder tho fast resolution: Messrs. Horace
inner, Jr., "Win; A. Porter, Charles Gibbons,-Aubrey
. Smith, and Jra. A. Clay.
lOa motion of Mr. Charles Gibbons it was
Resolved, Thai the proceedings of this meeting be
Vblished.
On motion of Mr. Edward Hopper it was
Resolved, That tb«Chairman and Secretariesbeadded
mho conimittee already app'dniwd. .
r . vi motion of Mr. Lewis J>. Yaii, $e meeting ad
,oined,
' \ WJLLIAM STRONG, Chairman.
Vx. EOTCJI WrSTKB,
UhWAJ.Aiii'H Buirji.g, Secretaries. It
u
KSfPBOF. SAUXDEBS’ (LUttITH-TIltJ
E™..Coiirtlnnd Sunodera’Cadets drill EVER IT AF
fERNOON, to the ORE AT CENTRAL FAIR, by idvt
[itlor.. ■ je23 2t*
DIVISITY SCHOOL-TUB
.Second Annual Commencement of sbeDmnUr
:bool of the V. E. Church in-Philadelphia will be
dd in the Church of the Holy Trinity, on WALNUT
reel, West oOßitlenhonse Square, on TilUlisf>A?,
*ne the 23d, at 11 o’clock A, M.
*he re/moa wiJl be preached by Rev. ALEXANDER
iwINTON, D, I).. of New York t after which teitl-
JBlials wJJI be conferred upon the Graduating Cla-ss.
•A order, JOHN a CKi^DS,
•J%-2t Secretary of the Board.
ftS** IDSFVKBSITY OF PEIVJfSYI.
’x***, VANIA (Department of Art*).—Tbe exarnma
{ the Junior, fcophomore» v aud Freshman CUtssos,
of the Third Term, inll ho held in the fol-
•From 0 to 11, SophomartS) by Profes*
P* lectures on Modern flbtory), aad
fesabr Kondall (Geometrr), irritton,
uiora, by the Provout (Intellectual
22d—From 9 to 11, Juniors, by Pro-
UferentiH.l Calculus),and Sophomores,
-r (Chemistry of the Metals), written.
tinmen, by Professor. Alloa (Greek
i—Trom 8 toll, Sophomores, byPfo
nalyncai Geomfliry), Frora
by Froroawor lrazor (float and tbe
pal-'
fl to 11, Juniors, by Profiw&r
i Tnsoulaioß) oral, from 11 to 1,
"rcCessor Allan (Cioada of Arlato-
From 9to 11, Junior s, by Professor
;ieuij of jjlacliylu-*), oral. Fr* mll to
/rofej-Kor Coppie (History), oral,
t—From 9 to 11, Sophnmure#. by Pr 0 .
pmco’#,Ode*), oral
29tb~~ifromD to U, Freshjti&n, by Pro-
, * GEOROE AM.EN,
Secretary of the; Pacultr of Art». .
: CEN’TKAX .COMMITTEE.—
>«(■* of the,STATE CENTRAL Con
fer organisation at a o’clock f* -.if,
Jills’ 6th,at the honse of the CSAIR
ICRO. Fa; By order of
SIJtOM CAMERON. Chairman.
tS* 1 aOTICK TO COATIUBUTOIW TO
THE “GKEAT CENTRAL FAlft. "-At a meet-
SJn/.of the Executive Committee, held June 10, H was*
-onjßotfon,
"TBesolved. That no; goods remaining nn»oid at the
.«lob of the Fair shall bo eauriflced by a peremptory
•*ale t auction, bnt by hiring a store or otherwise, due
me a ire* shall be iakou immediately thereafter to Ha
rare heir disposal at the ordinary retail price*. ’*
Jel >lot HORACE HOWARD PPRNKSB, Sec’y.
ART OAIjLBRT GRJBAT CESf
«OB THAL FAIR.
_ SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tbi centre door bn Vice street leading to the Art Gal
iery ill be open from 7K A* M., until 10 A. M., Every
,-Day i nriag tue continuance of the Fair, (Sn ndays ex
■cspte ), toenahlecounniasearsaDd.uther* to view the
of Art'Withont being incommoded by the crowd*
pat taavoidabl-y.ifiU-the gallery during the Dublin
hotmof the day.
Adx iflßioa—ONß DOLLAR, 'which admits toVandnr-
Jynts fcrladne,butirive* no right to pass the doors.ioad
ttyttPVt* H ft? Fair, ;ylo-9t
iASIITS BROS.,
KSTNUT Street,
tOOft OH
Pianos.
.. PIANOS,
J/ B. oouhu.
md CHESTNOTA
•3S‘~ Till-: (iKKAT OKXTK,U, FAIR.—
OFFICE Of TIIE COJIJIITTSE OS LABOR,
ISCOSIE, AND itEVEXOE, SO 118 SODTH Sfr
VEKTiI fcTKKET, PHILADELPHIA, .
. Uhe uiKiersigued, Treasurer of this Committee,:
acknowledges ihe receipt of the following subscription,
■within the l»*i three days
Per James B. RunUes, Chairman:
From Jefferson Woolen Mills, Hostonville,
West Philadelphia, 750 employees ...►........51,453 00
rerWm.lf Merrick, Chairman:-
Morris, Tasker, & C 1,000 00
Employee?- of Pascal Iron Works, .per d 0....... SuO -10
Employees of.Fairinonnt Iron Works, per do.. 200 45
Iluu>worth & Naylor, People’s W0rk5......... 100 00
Employees of d 0...:......... 70 00
Fer\G*orge Williams, Chairman:
From Race and Vim* street Passenger Railway, .*
one day’s rOrenue, per Joseph J. Sharpless,
Esq.., Receiver..... 403 00
From the Seventeenth and Nineteenth streets
. Passenger Keilwav, one day’s gross receipts,
remitted by Silas Yerke.-vTreasurer.......... IS3 33
Rev. E. T. Scbartz, Eleysbarg, wife, and .
: friend 2 50
Per MrS J W. Forney: ,
Froift Edwin W. iVync.Treasurer—Proceods
tl a Match Case Balt bcnyeen repro-.
pontutivus of live Pennsylvania and five New
Jcrs* y Club-., and by their direction handed .
to Mrs. Forney...... 239 50
Per C. B. i-tuddeil ;
Charei Steamer- ** Ariel,” Regatta Excursion
on June 15tb......... 200 00
Per Henry D Sherrerd, Chairman :
From Bucks C*tmty Contribution Insurance
Cornpam, runitted by John B. Balderston... 5u 00
Ftum John B- Hall :
W*-st Branch Iron Works, Williamsport, Fa. .. 65 00
Employees of do , per Mr, Ha 11..... 65 00
Per r Ktnuf 1 Thomas Catasanqua: ,
Collided by Mrs. Runne1Th0ma5............... 317 15
Per Mrs. S; J£. Curtis: - :
From Joseph WiliiamMitlor..3o.oo
From Mrs. James Lewie Weatherly, a balance. 75
H. Everett, It-q., 10S North Front street 100 03
Employee- * f d 0.:.......... ............ ,40 00
Per John M. Riley, chairman: ~
Ftom the officers and employees of the Mint,
assistant treasurer, and clerks, per A. Mcln
tyre, Esq 407 50
W, H. Barnes, P. M., Mehaopany, Pa.......... 1 00
;W. F. Rauch, IV Si., Nazareth, Pa.... ~ 200
J. W. Rinehart, P. M., Muncy Station, Pa..... 53
J. Lauin aster, P. BE, Burlington, N. J......... 5 03
From S. Oliver, assessor, and assistants, Ele
venth district Pennsylvania, Etstou 62 00
J. E. Linhart, . co.lector, Twentieth district,,
Meadville, Pa . 10 (X)
Frank Powell, A. P. M., Warren c0unty....... 1 00
Per John B. Alexander, Fulton connty, Pa. :•
From citizeuß of Welles township... . 2270
Per Bliss Carrie K. Wright:
Collecteu by her in Allentown, Pa. 7100
Per Amos Rutter, Jr., P. ML:
From proceeds of a Strawberry Festival held at .
Intercourse, Lancaster connty, Pa............ 53 65
63 00
AndrewLingirer... ...................... 20 00
Leri Merkel,. R. WiLfon, S. G. Bowman Sc
Bro. ; Boyer A Eberly, John C. Dunlap, ten
dollars each..... .................... 50 00
D. J. Carmany, amount for services rendered
in militia campaign of ISss 6 60
C. Coffman,' J. C. Lingirer, P. H. Long, S. &
G.Hauck, Leri Kiegei, David Deveaney,
John Sadler, D. W. Boss, John Nisley, H.
A. Sturgetn, Samuel Worst, -Tohu.Riegel, H.
JS.,Suavely, George Hemmell, $5each....... :■ 70 00
Samuel FHckinger 2 20
J. J tmitb, W. H. Smith, S. F. Eberiy, J.
Ermiuger, S. Zachariah, $2 each. 10 00
W. H -Herndon, Dr. M Fries©, J. C. Miller,
G. W. Baish; George Hebhert, A. W. Mill!-
son, Ja». B. Keene, ana four Cash, $1 each.. HOC
..' TME UREAT CEKTRAI, FAIR—
Committee on “ CARPETING S, OIL CLOTHS.
&c. ,s —The undersigned ■with; pletsure acknowledges
the receipt of the following donations and sabserTp
‘tious, viz:
McCalium & Co., in goods $l,lOO 00
J. F, & IS B.Orue.in goods 300 00
James H: Orne, in g00d5........ .. 300 00
Townsend & Co., in g00d5.... 100 00
R. T. White, in goods 60 00
.Telm McCntcheon, in go‘ds-.................... 7 (X)
W. J, H. Ingraham, in goods. 25 00
Benry Widnell dc Son, Lasswade, near Edin
boro, Scotland 350 00
Henderson & Co, Barham, England 250 00
James Templeton & Co., Glasgow. Scotland.. 2CKJ 00
Hei man, Samson,. & Leppoc, Manchester, Eng
land. 200 00
John l>olison, ca5h............. . 100 00
John Bromlor A: Sons, cash 90 03
Lewis & Ivens, cash. 50 00
G#o. cash.. 50 00
B. H. Soule, cash ............ 50 00
Geo. W.-Bla- on &Co, ca5h....... 60 00
J. T. Delacioix, ca5h.................... 60 00
Benj. Green, cash 25 00
Allen, Scott, & Co., ca5h........................ 25 00
EJ. Lester, cash , 25 00
Wm. Greagmill, cash... 25 00
J. & E France, cash 25 00
Thos. Finley, cash.... .S. 20 00
Job. Blackwood, cash..*>. 16 00
J. Stewau Drpuy, ca5h.......'. 15 00
W. a Koiln, cash.. 15,00
John 31. Evans, cash...... 10 (X)
Andrew.McGill, ca5h.......... 10 00
M. & & C. Rodpaili, ra&h, 10 00
Alex. Crow, ca5h...... 10 00
John Gibb, cash..;. 10 00
John McGutelnou, cash 6 00
J.. Si K. bteenson, cash 6 00
J%moBSteenson. ca5h............;,...,.. 2 60
5amue1MeFathUn,ca5h......................... a 50
T0ta1.................... ;• $3,587 00
'BENJ ORNE, Chairman,; :
: :H0..904 CHBSTNOr Street, Phila.
Thoso who have subscriptions fof this Committee,
which they have not aa yet handed inj will please for
ward them at once to theChatrman, or
McCALBUM & CO. t .
je2l-2t 519 CHESTNUT Street.
ra* CENTRALFAIH.
-POSTPONEMENT OF AUCTION SALE,
in coiiseaueuce of tt-o expected arrival, in a day or
two. of some valuable works sent by American artists
In Konue, as donations to the Sanitary Fair, the Auction,
bale that was to have taken place on Wednesday eve
ning, June »d. hasbeenpostnoncd for a few days. On®
notice will be given of the time at which it will: take
place. •. > . ■ : ■■■ . - ■:: je2o ,
K3f> AI’CTIOX.-FIXE ART HAUiERT
—QKLAT CENTRAL FAIR, —Public notice will
b* ***?,,&?/&, Ul ?£ <>l\ holding an auction sale of
all. the 1 IGTURKvSrATUiiRV, and other Works of
Art,' not preTiotisly sold sale, contributed
as gifts for the benefit oH he SaNJTaRY COMMISSION.
Many very valuable works will bo found among those
to be offered, and all Interested in their purchase are
earnestly requested on the evenings of sale.
On -erasings of sale there will be no admittance to
the Gallery between the hoars of CK and 7. At 7o f clock
the entrance door from the Horticultural Department,
and tbe middle door on Vine .‘street, will bo opened.
TUfcetsOOeeets.. JSo Season or. Committee Tickets will
be admitted The above, restriction is necessary to pre
vent the Gallery from being .oyer crowded by those not
intHrehted in the sale. , .
c. CatHloKutain a few days ' .
Artihts, Amateurs, and othors, are requested to send
to tlm Art Gallery, previous to tlie Auction Siile, any
further donations tltoy may be willing to offer* bo tnat
the sqm to be rreoived from the sale of Works of Art
cr€HtC{* ihe larenwt possible amount. .
J617-6t } OllACg fIOWAKD FPRNfiSS, Soc’y.
CKNTRAI, FAIR—OPEN
SpTsnw Wrf2bSS m *9 “’.dock A. M. to 10 o’clock P. M.
lirKl/rb, admitting to all parts but Child
- r»n s Exhibition...• ■ ii.- *sm
Single admi55i0n;....,....,., ~!!! ‘ 5 m
mu 1? nn, lo/ }3 years bnlfprira.’)'"'":
i„ , X IB SA mU “ ‘a 0 . 81 o’ ll of tliebO department. represented
la the Fair, and to much more thau three-fonrths of the
entire space co.ered liy the buildings! onr ™ of toe
_ Certafu dopartmenw, nine in number, containing ar
tides ehleily forexlnbition, and not for sale, hayeWea
Permed to charge a separate price of admission, as
ArtGa1i0ry.............. 25 centa
Anus and Trophies...... —2O can Ik'
Horticultural Department. .........a..,.,,..,.. 25 cants*
Belies and Curi05itie5............; I)
Indian Department............................. ,25 cents
Signor Blitz's performances.... . 25 oGa tB
CbUdren•> • •....... r\& cents*
William Penn Parlor.... 10 cents.
Skating Pond.. .10 cents.
S*T» H * MO cents.
Je9*tX HORACE HOWARD FURNESS,
gf" the
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR,
tickets foe single admission......,,, go cts.
SEASON TICKETS,
KAT BE BAD AT TUG EOLLOWIBO PLACES;
THE OFFICE OF THE GEEAT CENTBAL FAIEt
1333 CHESTNUT BTBEET.
The Presbyterian House, 1334 Chestnut street.
T. B. Peterson & Bros., SO6 Cheßtnut street.
Charles DeSilver, 1228 Chostnnt street.
. John Marsh, 1102 Chestnut street.
C. M. Burns, 911 Chestnut stroet.
' Presbyterian BoardofPnblication, 821 Chestnut street.
G, W. Pitcher, 80S Chestnut street.
McAllister St Bro., 72S Chestnut stroot..
Ash,i,ead & Evans, 721 Chestnut street.,
John Hisley, Continental Hotel.
Lee & Walker, 722 Cliestnnt street.
J. E. Gonlc, Seventh and Chestnut etreete.
W, S. & A. Marlien, 60S Chestnut street. ,
T. B. Pugh, Sixth and Chestnut streets. :
Moss A Co., 432 Chestnut street.
John McKnight, ils Chestnut street..
W. B. Zicb. r, KG South Third street. *
Lindsay St.Blakiston, 25 South Sixth street.
Perklnpine Sc Higgins, 66 North Fourth street.
Smith, English, Sc Co., 21 North Sixth street, .
Methodist Book Depository, 119 North Sixth street.
Lutheran Puhiicalion House, 42 North Ninth street.
American BaptistPitbllcallon Society, 630 Arch street
. H. H. Henderson&Co., 628 Arch street. ■"
George C. Bower, Sixth and Ftne. "
Joseph G. Aimer, 168 North Tenth street.
B. Jl. Hetlig, S.'E. corner Kidgo avenue and Spring
Garden street.
J. T. Hufnal, Nineteenth and Green streets.
A. K. Hurler, Twentieth and Green streets.
HORACE HO WARD FURNESS,
TWhSTT-FOBBTH IV A It» t.MOV
Special 'Meeting of-the HNloff
LEAGUE, in the Twenty-f.iurth ward, will be hold at'
So clock on THURSDAY EVENING, June 23d. ai the
LeuguwHottse, MARKET and TIUHTY-EIGH CH- Sts.
A lull attendance of the members is particularly re
(Hiested. . : HENRY E. ROOD,
JQ22-21 Secretary.
•ißS"*'' SO' VACATIOJfBJ-I.VSl’KCC'l'fOjr
J 3s ' IN BOOKKEEPING, PENMANSHIP, CALCC-
Ldl 10KS, &c., aisuch hours us may boat suit Eluj con
veoipni’t‘ oi the ftmlent
TKLKGKAPSJ IK (Uunglit by on> of the bast of practical
Op*mors. CATALOGUES Tor the last year containiusj
Ti-rm?, &c, i etui the uames of nearly FIVE HUNDRED'
Student* f»vn;sh*d friatiij on application. * , jc22-4t*
. Remitted by W. C. Honsnm.
Fr«un operatives of Pekin Mill*, Manayunk.... 250 00
Mr. A. Mendenhall, Fennsburg township, Ches- u
Urcouuty, Pa..................... 61 80
P., Delaware City, Delaware.. 100
Donation from the Walnut-street Theatre, Phi-.
ladeiphia, per Mr. W. H. Paul- 100 00
Cornelius Cronin, Dushore, Sullivan county..,. 20 00
Prom citizens of Pemberton, N. J............... . 57 00
From employees of Henry W, Hensel, No. 22
North Fourth 6treet... i.................. 112 66
Alex. Linn, Deckertown, Sussex county, N. JV 10 00
Employees of New Bedford Copper Company, ,
. ono day’s labor from all the persons, per J. C.
Hoadtey, agent......... 104 63
Her.- B.' S. Sharp, Coldapring, N, J., one day’s .
salary 2 00
From citizens of Pemberton, N. J...;........... 67 00
Prom the citizens of Coalmount, -Hunterdon
county, .... 03 03
Dr. H. B. Detwtler, Linden, Lycoming county 6 00
Per Martin Bell: * * -
Collecu-d in Ames township, Blair county, by
: Sheriff Samuel McCaiaoht, Simpson Mauley.. ..
Ekj, , Mist- Lydia Dorner, and Mies Edith. Bell 70 00
Geo. W. McKeily, Esq.; one day’s income 6 00
Per J. M. Sionebraker, Mill Creek, Pa,:
Proceeds of asn-ail *‘Pic : uic,ll 50
Per Mrs. Theodore Wilson: ’
Employees of Mrs. Staart, additi0na1........... 9 50
Bt-v. Edruund Leaf, additional,. 150
•Proceeds of aPair held by fear boys, viz.: Har
ry M. Louis Poh, Geo. Brown,
and Frank Giahsmer..6 20
Per M. A. Montgomery, Treasurer of Ladies’ -- . *
’Aid Society of Danville:
From citizens of Danvi11e.............. ......... 105 00
•v- . -v . JOHN W. CLAGHORN, Treasurer, /
Other subscriptions and remittances duly receipted
for and. acknowledged. Please forward ihem by mail
or othenvise a.? once.
EHablishroents: or individuals having subscriptions
inaoe up or in progress, will please have them forward*
ed as motf as possible. - It
r®“ OREAT' €ESTRAIi FAIR. —COM>
*2? Mil TEE ON FINANCE AND DONATIONS—
Additional subscriptions: ■■■'*■
Don R. F.Stockton, for the Delaware aud Rari
tan Canal and Camden and Amboy Railroad.
and As>ociatfdCompanies... $5,000 00
John B. Bti'Jd.. 250 00
Capt. G. b. Wilcox’s Company of Minute Men,
organized for the defence of tiie city in June, •
ISG3 : ; ./ 15057
James B. Hodgson 50 00
Dr. J. Rodman Pau1...... 100,00
Rndolph .Koradi. for amount remitted by So- ' ■,i . /
bt rt Band forthe German Evangelical Luthe- .
rau Congregation ©! the Church of St. Paul, '
Wilkcßbarre, 17-13
From citizens of Mechanicsburg, Pa., through
D. J: Cfti inxriy, Collector, viz.:
From Internal Revenue Offieers.Fifteenth
district, Ha., S. Kauffman. Collector..s3o 00
K. B. Thomas, departmeatdo.i... 5 00
W. H. Oswald,Liquor Inspector 8 00
Previously acknowledged.
: $30,358 54
A. E. BORIS, Chairman.-
je2o-rowf3t
SPECIAL W-T/CE,
*3 00
Fur masonry. inclusive of all sloub, lime, sand, and
BrafioldiDE.-perporcli of tweutv-tlvb culiic'feet.
Tb f Und» « Miper-tructuro wii l b* reived «a a pepa
irate bid, nod must tie perl inear foot inclusive of all ma
terial*, worijmHusliiivand raiding.
/] he excavation wUlbe thirty Tour feet wide, with
side slopes of 1 »o 3, and the oiubankmoat ststy feet
wiflo. w lib tude slopes of l>s to 1.
The work to be commenced within ten days afc«r the
allotment, and finished on or before the 15th dar tif Oc
tober nest. ,
All bidders are invited to bo present ft* the opening of
offered, at tho tme and place above noteif.
Ibe lowcrt bidders will come foiward in throo tfoys
after the opening of said proposals, or their bids wilt De
considered withdrawn,
,No bide will b« jeeeired unless a bond Is givoi’agTee*
ably to the ordinance approved May 25, iB6O
. STRICKLAND.KNEASS;
jelB-Ptaw3t Chief Fffkiueer and Surveyor;
® *’l*’ tt; « U'• <> a I*ASSK.V<Ji{«C
COMIMKY, No. 41(1 \VA-I,NDT St.,-
June 18, JS64 —The second iusiaiuioot of Five Ddltanr
on each slmreof ihecsipital Stock of the Union Passenger
Company,.will bo due and payubioat tile offlta*
of said Company ou amt after Jut j-7, IS6I.
By order of the Board of Director*
jrtM lH* W, 11. KEMBLE, Secretary:
K£§“ WilOK—A SUKOIAI. ,UKK|IS«
or?!*. 11 . I ,®.'StMt'l'V 1 '!?™ "f- ftio PHILADELPHIA’
AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY will be hold at tho
office.*#, m WALNUT Street, at II o'clock A, M., oa
1. ,> jV l»6 25th inst., to consider a lesolution of
the Board of Managers for aidiug in tho immediate con
struction of a branch railroad to the oil region,.
jefi-mwfgt. EDWARD F. GA Y, Seoretarv.,
SECRETARY.
FAKES, OH! CO.-XOriOfi.-A3f
• =ss? electiuirfor FIVEDIRECTORS to servo daring
year,'will be held at their office, No. 55 N.
THIRD Street,\ on TUESDAY, the 21st iust., between
the hours ot 4 abd6 o'clock P. M. ' •
GEO. W. McWfLLIAMS,
jelO-frmw6t*. Secretary..
PIIIbADEIiPinA imiIKItCIAL
IF3S 1 WIIAEF aud RAILROAD CO KIMNY —Notice
is hereby given that an adjourned aieetiug of the com
mist loners appointed by an act of the General Assembly
of.the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, eutitied “An
act to incorporate the. Philadelphia Commercial Wharf
and Railroad Company,” approved the&lElidHy of May.
A. D. 3563,; to opeu books, rceeivosubscriptions, and
organize a company by £he name,stylo, and title of the
‘Pbiladeij Lift Commercial Wharf and Railroad Com
pany.”* will be herd ou the 2M day of .Tune, A. D.
1864, between the hours of 3* o’clock A. 41. aud 4 o'clock
y. M., at No. 3547: Walnut Street, second' floor,
room No. 2, in the city of Philadelphia, in pursuance of
said act of Assemhty, and for the purposes therein
mentioned and provided. - E./W. WARNER,
EH WARD A. SOUDEK,
TITUS S. EMERY, ..
Commissioners.
Phila., May IS, 1864. je2Q-4t*
r^OITIUKOFFHKAVKSTMOREIAXD
**-• COAL COMPANY,- No. 330 South THIRD
fctreet, corner of WILLING'S Alley.
PmLAbELPMU, June 15. ISB4.
At a meeting of the Directors of the WESTMORELAND
COAL COMPANY Deld this day.: a DIVIDEND OF
FIVE PER CENT, on tbe capital stock was declared but
of the profits for. the past six mouths, payable on and
after only 3, 1864.
The Transfer Books will be closed until July 2d next.
. jelT-Mt _ . F H JACKSON, Treasurer.
OFFICE SOMERSET IRON AXO
COAL COMPANY: OF PENNSYLVANIA, 6i
CEDAR Street, New-Yoke, Jnue 10,1364.
NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to a resolu
tion of tbe Board of Directors, an instalment of TWEN
TY PER CENT, on the subscription to the Capital Stock
of the.SOMERSET IRON AND COAL COMPANY OF
PENNSYLVANi A be, and hereby is, made payable to
.TAMES WADSWORTH, Treasurer of said Company,
on or before the ISth day of July next.
■jel3-tjyl3 . Attaai: ;T. M. TYNO, Secretary,
ASST NOTICE IS lIEUERY GIVEN
that' an instalment of ONE DOLLAR PER
SHARKon each and every Share of the Capital Stock of
the SIANDAN MINING OOMPaNY, this day l)88U
called in, payable on or before the TWENTY-FIFCH
day of .Tone, 3564, at ilie office of the Companv, No. 354-A
WALNCT Street, Philadelphia. ; .
.By order of the Directors. : B. A. HOOPES,
Philadelphia, June 9,1804/ jeli-tje2s
rj®* 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES
that an instalment of OND DOLLAR . PER
SHARE ou each and every Share of the Capital Stock of
the JKTNA'MINING COMPANY, has this day been
called in, payable ou or before tbe FIRST DAY OF
JULY f 1&34, at the office of the Company, No. 33A WAL
NUT Btraet, Pbiladwlphift.
By order of the Directors. B, A- HOOPES,
Philadelphia, June 8.1861. • jell-tjri
M ATTENTION, COMPA.KY E; 20th
S REGIMENT P. V. M.-RALLY! HALLY! RALLY !
vr —*‘E” Company, 20th Regiment will meet at the
% Custom House,- WEDNESDAY .EVENING, June
22, 1804, at 8 o’clock, to prepare to eater the service
for One Hundred days, our Regiment having been,
accepted. by the Secretary of War. Bring in re
cruits. •
Bv order of G. W. McClintock, Captain.
P* R. VANSCIVER, O. S.
T OST OR MISLAID—A POLICY OP
Aj INSURANCE, issued by the Spriuv Garden Insu-.
ranee Company, No. 470, dated. June 25,1341. Byreturn
ing »hf£anie a suitable reward will be paid... WIT, J.
WARREN, 318 K. EIGHTEENTH je22-wsSt*
T ORT OR MTSLAID—A RECEIPT
-*-J for 50 Shares Egbert’s OirCompany. As it can be
'of no use to any one bnt its owner; it can be returned to
theofliceof tbeCompany,l4*7 8. FOURTH. St. je2l-st*
IVTOTICE.— L O S T OH M. I 8 L A l D.
A* SCRIP, No. 129, issued by American Mechanics’
Hall Association to Resolution Council, No. 4, O. of TJ,
A.M., for Twenty-six Dollars, dated Dec. 24, 1359. No
tice is hereby given, .that application will be made to
the Board of Trustees of the Hall Association for a du
plicate, certificate for said amount.
WM. WOODIKGTON, JOS. WEISS, .OH AS. STE
PHENS, Trustees. Residence, Frankford, 23d ward.
je2o-3t* ■ : .
AC BAY BOBSE AND YOBK WAGON
-Q- were taken from the stable of C.WELDEiY, eoradr
SEVENTEENTH and VINE Streets,ou Sunday evening,
the 19th iust. The horse is abqnt 6 years old, 15>£ hands
high; has some white on his bind feet and on his face;
short tail. A liberal reward will be paid for such in
formation as will lead to their recovery.. Wagon made
by Watson. WM- D. JONES,
; je23-2t* . : No: 1826 ARCK Street.
■ , PAPER MAmSW&S*
fTAR^TsSORTMEN^^^PEB
HANGINGS/
40. 602 ARCH Street, Second Door above SIXTH,
South Side..
The attention of the'Public is Invited to hla .
LARGE, AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF
_ PAPER HANGINGS,
... Embracing all qualities,.from
13 % CENTS TO THE FINEST GOLD AND VELVET'
CARD TO THE PUBLIC,
COST (IRESS SPRING,
'.'j. Saratoga, 1863. '
An Attempt has been made to deceive.the public by
persons offering what they; call “ Coxhekss Water,”
from fountains, and at the price of six (61 cents per glas3.
The wholesale price of the genuine CONGRESS -WA
TER, at New York, beit g about 7M cents par glass, tiie
imposition of pretending to* sell at retail at. less than
cost, and without aUoSvance’for freight,. cat tnge7 or
breakage, is apparent; bnt their probable coarse has
been to empty one bottle of genuine Congress Water
into a fountain filled with their trash, and thereby
christeuing Us total contents, -
$5,830 33-
74,527 74
We Lave never sold CONGRESS WATER in fountains,
nor in vessels of.any other description than ordinary
sized glass bottles. The cork of every bottle nf the
geuuhie'is branded. - . . :
And any without CONGRESS Ihoije / words and
letters on the cork q& W IS . - couxterpbit—
whether from faun- WATER tains or bottles.
The following gentlemen are supplied by us regularly
with genuine CONGRESS WATER in bottles, fresh from
the Congress Spring;. ;
FEEDER BRO WN f - cor. Fifth and Chestnut fits,
.0. B. ; HUBBELL, 1410 Chestnut st.
J. C TURNPE2>ijNY-.&. CO-, 941 Spruce st,
THOS. J. HU§BAin), cor. ; Tiiird and Spruce fits,
STEVENS & CO., Cimtiuentar Hotel.
AMBROSE SMITH, Chestnut's!;.
CIIAS. BLLtS A CO , Market st
WYETH BROS., Walnut st. :
• WSL ELLIS & CO., Chestnafst.
je22-3m
rjlO FAMILIES- RESIDING IN THU
We are prepared, as heretofore, to supply familiek
at their Country Residences with, every description of
ALBERT O. ROBERTS,
my3l-tf . „ ' Corner ELEVENTH Afad VfNB Sta.
\\ F. EEIMER HAS NO SUPERIOR
-*-V in the production ofJihose exquisite, miniatures,
Jrorytyp*s; softness and «lic«tey ”f coloring of com-
Slexion und drapery. See specimens, 634 ARCH
treet, , r '. u*
pAKTES BE VISITE.—YOU "WHO
yj would possess pictures of Surpassing accuracy,
beauty, and taste in finish, engage them at REUfRR’S
popular gallery, SECOND Street, above Green. It*
PHOTOGRAPHS OP UNION AVE
> TIE, Art Galleryvand HortichHural Depart meat,
(also Stereoscopic Views of sarae,) of Sanitary fair.
For sale at R. NEWELL'S Gallery. 73 * AROR St.:
alsoat Photographic Depart,,Fair Building. je2L-3t*r
TB E BUSINESS OF DR. E. N.' B AI
-A LEY will be Bottled by his widow, at No, 33S North
TWELFTIT Street, .All indebDd will pleaso come
forward. All baying claims will present them at
once; > . jo2o-3t* :.
THE PLUMBING AND GAS-FITTING
laerftpfrtre ooetdnoted under the name of
SCIIONEMaN & BLAhEJIORE, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. The business will be con
tinued ou at the old standi, 537 KACfc Strnet, by A. P.
SCHONEUAN. . A. P. SnHONKSIANr
Jc22-St» J. W. BLAKEMOItB. :
LadieH’, Misses*, and Chlldien's. The most complete
assortment in the city, everystyleandsize. For finish,
durability and cheapness, have no equal in the market.
Manufaciared at 638 ARCH street. Skirts made to or
der, altered and repahod. Alss, bargains in Eastern
made skirts, kid, padded, and riveted. 16 springs,
65 cents; 20 springs, 80 cent?: 25 springs, 05 cents; 30
springs, sl;4osprings, sl.2D;4osprings, diamond tied,
80 cents.
’ -je2l»6i* - ■ • WM. T, HOPKINB.
A NOVEL ATTRACTION AT THE
«t-V FAIR.—The entrance'froth Union avenue,. In the
Fair, to the Sewing Machlno Department.,is thronged
to see D.vBAJtNUM'S '/‘iSELF-SEWERSi’ attached to
the different machines, sewing without tho operator’s
touching tl»« work., r - One operator may be seen running
two machines,sewiug straighten one,and curved seams
ou the other,without guiding the work of either. Do
nated to, and, for sale at tho Fair for all machines, by
ikS.LV™**" - . And FLORENCE SEWING itA
CHJMi OFFICE, 030 CHESTNUT itrent, PbHadnlnhla,
GROVER k BAKER SEWING MiCIIINE
GPPICE. RittsbuirK, PA., Price jttireetema.
G. BAIINtJM. et trie Wlllcnx & ijibiis Sewing Machine
Office, SCB BROADWAY, Kw York. ■tm ... ■
ra* AT A MEimNO oftke
TIVB COMMITTED OF THE (JUBA f GENT II AS* l
FAIR, bold on SATURDAY, Jnao 18th, 1864. the follow-'
tng preanibio and resolutions tferb adopted, and order
ed tit be printed:.
Wherkus, Thn unabated interest iji'thb Groat Central
Fair, manifested by the throng* t tS visitors, makes U
proper, in the jadgmt-nt of this coinKntita©, that more
time shall bo allowed for the irratificatfou of* the public
desire to see the display, and buy the nirmotoiM articles
yet unsold; thororore
feline' shall be kept open until
30 o’clock l*vw. of Satnrd&y, Juno 26.
2d. Seaton Tickets shall coutinue good for tt3e‘of their
proper holders until that time.
3d. The Fair trill Ihj re-openod ou Monday
dHy, the 27th and 2811 of June, for single admlttauco at
26cont8, instesd of the charge of 6(1 cents, during which .:
days beftson licketH hliall not Lb used, |
•ith. Ticket*, issued to Acting Mouthers and Aida of '
Co V(wtt te ? K i H >llJl sood ou Monday atui Tut6diy,27tte
attu Joth of .linn .
Extract from the rolnntoß,
UOftACE lICHYARD FURNESS,
Seoietary.
*gg?~ IIKI-AimilvM OF SURVEYS—
OF .p.HIBP.-BBCnwBBB. AH O' SOB
VJiI OK. ■■ _ _ „ I'Hli.Anfil.PliiA, Jims 16, ISM.
thi ndliw of
>]u'rtock P. M., tor the GRADING, MA-
end’ BRIDGING of Fifth strfOt, from Nicetown
*,,?* i,,slier * l*jnw* In'accordance with plan and spo-
on file lu thi,. office - -
Each propoi al Ktatc the price percnbic yard .of
I'.^xcjtYdtftd^bud placed in embankment on the line
of Fifth street.
For rock excavation per cubic yard placed in embank
ment
MILITARY.
fcOST AJVI> FO UN»,
T. J. COOKE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
PAPER HAJNGXNGS,
DECORATIONS.
Also, an entirely new article of
GOLD AND SILK PAPERS,
myl-amwtf just received.
WATER. 2 DEPOT,' 98 CEDAR ' STREET,
* NEW YORK.
CLARKE & WHITE,
Proprietors of Congress Spring.
COUNTRY.
FINE GEO CERIES; TEAS, &c., &c.
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE PRESS—PHILADELPHIA
■With over l.Vt'j' Todlcrons Illustrations, liy mjaiy ofonr
most pi\y9afctmt artists. Handsomely bound'.
Pries, $2. ' •
- Published exdfoMv’elv for tbs benefit of the Sawtery
Fair, and sold ai*-«BiVPOBT OFFICE, in the Fair, aad'at 1
THRILLING' fiOOKON THE WAR I
T3EIE BUtS-RE BEAST;
OE, SPIRIT OP'TiIB'COUPLICT.
OMiipil'dng
DARING EXPLOITS BY LAND AND SEA.
Sashing raids, iiEi; t >ic deeds*
•despekatb cotnq,tcTsr
CAPTURES AfND ESCAPES.
CAMP ANECDOTES, POEMS, Ac.
Everything, or interest, from-the Bombardment of
Snninterto.tbn present time. liy E. S. S Konso
Paper trover, *1.88! Cloth, sl.i»;-pp. 3SBv large 12mx.
Advance orders tilled this day.
SuUera, Agents, and the Trade Kill Anil this a rapid
selling booh.
■ JAMES CHALLEN A SON, . Ptabßshars, ■
jeSi 6t . 1308 CHSSTNDT.
I. A WOMA'N’B.PHILOSOPHY OF W'OMAN-Being
aa answer to Michelet’s famous works' “‘Lt>ve (l»
Amour)! and* ‘‘Woman (La Ftnime). Translated
from the celebrated ireuch work recently published in
Brussels, where the excitement about It 4 is'eo great.
12iu0., cloth, *RSO.- .
Hi OUT JN TH'E WORLD—An exeAllenfraud'earuest"
»ew.*ove), by T. S, .ARTHUR,author ol
“Ljgbion Shadowed Paths, " See. 12ra0., doth, *LSO.
111. HOTSPUR—»A New Novel,by M. T. WALWORTH,
anthorof “Lolu. ” Ouebandsoino l*2iao., cloth bound.
Price Sil;6o.
. IV. CHAItLOT’PS- BROSTE AND MISS MULOCH-
New, elegant ]2mc*?,. cloth bound edUPuis ( wlth-an 11-
iDstmuon) or the bust novels, l>v thea* famous authors,
.wtibraciu| JANEKVRB» JOHN HALIFAX, VIULETTS
SHIRLEY, aud LIFE FOR A LIFE. Price $1.50r
T. BARK NESS AND BA TLIG UT-A splendid'New
A«&vel, by Mr*. MARY J. HOLMES, author of“‘L.na
Elvers,” “Tempest and Sunshine, 1 ’ &c. 12qi0., -cloth,
si?so.
books are saUl'every where, and will be sent
on recelhtof price, by
GkO. W. CaRLETON;.
jeSt-walf Pnblisher, Now Iforfe,.
80S OBISTMT STBKT.
Framasand PasrePartoats,.
10 cents to $l5, - : f 3 ® Chestnut Streot.
Harper’.vGodey, and Atlr.rlity r ,
‘ 20 cents each, " j 80S-Chestnut Street;
PITCHER’S Bookstore,.
PITCHER’S album Store,
PITCHER’S Picture Store..
PITCHER’S Fritme Store,.
PITCHER’S Stationery Store,
PITCHER’S ono-price Store,.
PITCHER’S Low-price Store,
G. W 1 PITCHER, SOS'-01
jei6-tf ; ; - --: ■ :
THE LONDON* SFECTATOB S AY3 ; r
'‘ We notice ‘ TWICE LOST’ beea»>e its aathor
ess will, one day, we believe, produce a powerful no-
Tel.,” .
“If yon want a book thatia real—if ton need a book
that is earnest and satisfying—a tro* book, not ftUei.l
with deception, take ‘LINNET'S TRIAL*
home io read it &like with eyea and heart. ”
It is a splendid story and wall have a great • popnlari
ty. Get it of your favorite bookseller in Philadelphia.
LORI NG, Publisher,
- je2o-ihw2t ; 3X9 WASHtNGTON Street, Boston. ;
BANNER’S NEW MANUAL OF PRAO
-1 - TICE.-A NEW REVISED AND ENLARGED EDI
TION.—Now- Beady
A MANUAL OP T»E PRACTICE OF MEDICINE, by
T. H. Tanner. M. D., author of a Manual of Clinical
Medicine, A Practical Treatise on the Diseases of In*
fancy and Childhood. &e., &c. One vo.ume, 12tno.
A NEW- MEDICAL CATALOGUE, classified, and
with prices attached, furnished gratis upon application
to LINDSAY * BLAKISTON,
• Publishers and Booksellers. . •
j*?2o SSS South Sixth, above Cbestdut streets.
1 NEW BOOKS M
EXPLORATIONS AND ADVENTURES IN EQUATO
RIAL AFRICA; with accounts of the Manners and Cue
toms of the People, chase of the Gorilla, Elephant, and
other animals. By Paul B. Do. Chailla. SOO illastra*
. lions. -
PULPIT MINISTRATIONS, OR, SABBATH READ
INGS; a series of Dbcoarsesoa Christian Doctrine and
Duty. By Gardner Spring. Two Tidnmes, cloth.
•' HOTSP.BR? a tale of the old Dutch Manor. By
Mansfield IV Walworth.
II iRPERS 1 HAND-BOOK FOR TRAVELLERS IN
EUROPE AND THE EAST. Corrected to 1563. Witn
EtlftpF, &C.
HauNXED HEARTS; by thefauthor of the “Lamp
lighter/”
. For sale by
je2o
A SBMEAD & EVANS, :
Successors to -
WILLIS P. HAZARD,
, T 34 CHESTNUT Street,
Have-reccived
TbE TANKER BOY, and How lie Became Lieutenant
General. .
OUT IN THE WORLD ByT. S. Arthur.
A WOMAN’S PHILOSOPHY OF WOMAN; or, Wo
man Afiratchized. An answer to Michelet and other
modern innovators.
DENISE. By the author of-* * Mademoiselle Mori. M
2 vole. ■ ■ ■ •
THE STORY OF ELIZABETH. A Tale, By Miss
Thackeray.
PHANTOM FLOWERS.
Producing Skeleton Leaves.
THE POOR WHITE; Or, The Rebel Conscript.
STUMBLING BLOCKS- By Gail Hamilton.
THE NEW BOOK OF NONSENSE. Filled with
Comic illustrations, and published for the benefit of the
Great Santiarj'Fair..
: HAUNTED, HEARTS. By author of “ The Lamp.
lighter./* . jelS
TEE- SUNBEAM STORIES,
A Containing the charming, bright stories of
TRAP T<f CATCH A SUNBEAM,
CLOUD WITH SILVER LINING,
- HOUSE ON THE ROCK.
ONLY. OLD JOLLIPFE,-MEBBY CHRISTMAS;
DREAM CHIiTTZ, .
. STAR IN.THE DESERT, &o.
Six beautiful volumes, illustrated, $2,50.
WILLIS P. HAZARD, Publisher,
»1 South SIXTH Street.
fe26-tiyl
JNSURE TOUR LIFE
IN TOUR OWN HOME COMP ANT,
S. E. corner Fourth and Walnut Streets.
Insurers in this Company have the additional guaran
tee of
: CAPITAL STOCK all paid up IN CASH, which, to
gather with CASH ASSETS, now on hand, amount etc
OVER ■
INCOME FOR THE YEAR 18G3 OVER
LOSSES PAID .DURING THE YEAKAMOUNTING TO
.. DIVIDENDS MADE ANNUALLY, thus aiding the in
sured to pay premiums.
. The last DIVIDEND oa all Mutual Policies in force
Docomhor 31, 1863, was ...
CLARKE k WHITE.
Of the amount of PREMIUMS received during: the year.
Its TRUSTEES are well-known cltizene in our midst,
entitling it to more consideration than those wuose
managers reside in distant cities,
Alexander Whilltlln,
X. Edgar Thomson,
George .Nugent, .
Ron. James Pollock,
Albert C. Roberts,
P. B. Mingle, -
v Samuel Work, .
ALBS. WIIILDIN, President,
SAMUEL WOES, Vice President,
JOHN S. WILSON, Sec, and Trcas.
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■JJAVE YOU PROVIDED FOR YOUR
FAMILY AW INSURANCE ON TOUR LIFE 7
ii o ni e
IjIFE insurance company,
. MUTUAL,
WITH AN AMPLE CASH CAPITAL.
WALTER 8. GRIFFITH; Prbsidbht.
CL 0. EIPLBY, SCO. , I. H./FROtHIKOKAM, TbEAS,
William J. Coppim, Aotuary.
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES:
Hon. William Strong; Rev. Matthew Simpson,D.D.,
Bishop Of M. E. Church; Roy. Albert Barnes, D. D.;
Rev. James'M. Crowell; Thomas Robins,* Esq.; Lewie
8.-Ashnrst. Esq. | Samuel Welsh, Esq.; James Dunlap,'
Esq.; W.vH. Leejeej Rsq. ; John Rice, Esq.; Charles'
Humphreys, Esq.; Johnß.'Austin. Esq.;B. C. Palmer,
Esq. ;C. B, Mount Esq.; Samuel C. Perkins, Esq.;
John R. Penrose, Esq., Samuel Field, Esq., Messrs. BL
W. Clark & Co. ; Bucknor, McCammon, A Co.; John
B. Myers & Co.; Beniamin Bullock & Sons; 'Win. S. &
Alfred Martien; George B. Reese, Son, & Co.: J. B.
McCreary & Co.; George Cookman & Co.; D. B. Ker
shaw & Co. ; Kay & Brother.
JOHN H. PACKARD, M. D.,
-Medical Ejumixbr,
No. 1226 SPRUCE STREET,
In attendance at Agent’s Office dally from I to a P. M.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE,
COKNEE FOURTH AND LIBRARY STREETS.
B. K. ESHER, AGENT.
4p4->nwfi>m . ..
rj^HENivrßOOK^'
nonsense,
JOBT PUBLISHED,
ASHMBAD ARYANS’,
No. 734 CHESTNUT Street,
... \ NEW SUMMER BOOES.
, {JUST PUBLISIt 1!D BY OARLETON.)
en taTScify, 0F * B,: } 80S Chestnut Street.
L 0 huhe ; let® Chestnut Street;
Chestnut Street;
ALL NEW BOOKS' tifm =t™».
t oold at a discount, Chestnut Street.
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LWNET’S TRIAL.
By ss. M., Authoressof “TwiceLosi.”
TJaiform wish “Pique. r ’ Ivol: I2mo. Cloth,
. Price $1; 50.. .
W. S. & A.' MARTIEN
006 Chestnut street.
A Treatise on the Art .of
INSURANCE.
AME3E3M CAN,
OF PHUjADETjPHIA,
$250 } 000
ssoo,o 0 0.
$200,0 O 0 .
$63,000.
PIETY PER CENT.
yiUiamJ. Howard,
Samuel T. Bodine,
John Atlunan,
Cliatlea F. Heariltt, :
Hon.: Joseph Allison,
Isaac Hazlehnrst. .
J)liY GOODS >
would ItnSlt to thotr advantage to «WmlMottr LARGE
STOCK of
AS WE ARB SEELING THEM AT PRICES FAR BE
LOW WHAT THE? COST TO IMPORT.
JOB LOTS OF SILK GRENADINES.
Rich Silk Grenadines at 65 cents, never boferasold
for less than $l.
Bleb Silk Grenadines at 75, 80, S7J£e
!* ,; 4. *1.12.
. ' ‘ ' ♦1.25, *1.37, SISD.
‘ *1.62. *1.75.- ....
Ml at leas than cost of importation.
plain silk hebnanis.
JESOWKS, .
TARS, ■■■ ■<
MODES.
iJT.trss,
BLACKS,
LEiSOSSR, PEARLS,
ud ■■ ■ '.
VIOLETS,
--• at 90c, :
worth $1.12.
Choice fifties at worth 75e,
Raid at 44, cost S2}£e,
.AU Silk and * Wool.-at 65c, worth $l. The greatest
baigain of *.he
Plain Mosainhhiuciva* 37X, worth fiOe.
Plaid worth 56c.
Plaid width, atsoc, worthSsc.
Plaid Foil worthhSei
Plaid Foil 4sCbpvres,.»t3ic, worth 45c.
. Plaid CrepeP&pHßs, at2sc, worth 40c
TWENTY PIECES-. PCSB MOHAIR POPLINS, .
All new fibudes.-for s2. ' ; •
D*>uble- wldih all woo! Delaines, now shades, at
*l.2i''<2,l.2t7J£. TSoy*ftiH» of the finest tjaality, and worth
BA RGAINS- IN DRESS GOODS
■CHEAP BLAOK: SILKS.
• Plain Black; Silks, at $l.
: Plain Black Silks, at $l.ll
• : Plain Bihck Silks, at $1.25. :
. Plain Black Silks, al $1.37X.
: Pialn BlaGk Silks, at $1.44.
Plain Black Silks, at $1.50.
Plain Black Silks, at $1.56.
Plain Black Silks, at $1.63.
Plain Black Silks, at $1,75.
Plain Black Silks,.at $l.£7K,
- ; Plain Black Siiks, at $2.
p ' Plain Black Silks, at $i 25,
Plain Bla'k Silks, at $2.37K.
- ; Plain Black Silks, ,at $2.50., . . . .
Plain Black Silks,- at $2.62.
Plain Black Si3ks,.at 2.75.
Plain Black SHlss> at $3.
f Plain Black Silks, at $3.25.
. Plain Black Silks, at $3.50.
Plain Black * ilks,- at $3.75.
' Plain Black Siiksi at -$4.
Plain Black Silks*, at $4.58.
. Plain Black Silks,; at $5. '
Plain Black Silksj; at $6, \
Plain Black Silks,, at $6.50.
, Plain Black Silks, at $7.
None-of these Silks could her imported at the prices
we are selling tktia.
■SOS- Chestnut Street.
fESTNUtr Street.
500 ALL-WOOL SHAWLS, $3.35,
Cost 83125 to import early this-seasbh. ' _ '
/White Barege and Lama Shawls. ' > •"'
Plaid Lama and Mozambique Shawls.
Grenadine and Chaili Shawls.
Shawls of all kinds at yerylow prices.
Cloth Eacques and Circulars at low price*.
Silk Sacques and Circulars'at-iow prioes, : >
E. STEEL & SON,
; Roe. 713 imd.T'X&vßorth TENTH Street.
jelS-emw 6: : -
gRE A KFAB T SHAW L S
FOE VISITORS TO THE FASHIONABLE SPRIKG&
AND SEASIDE.RESORTS. :
WMtes, -with the now Purple Border. .
' Whites, with the new Blue Border. :
Whites, with Scarlet-Borders.
Whites, with BrowAßorders.
Whites, with Black. Borders.
Whites, without any Borders.
Purples, with Black. Borders.
Richest Grenadine Shawls imported.
-IvOOO l>ure White Barege Shawls.
600 Pure White Hernani Shawls.
COO Eaye or Striped Barege Shawls.
Shepherd Plaid Spun Silk Shawls.
Rock Spun Silk Shawls—a new lot.
Tamartine Shawls, consigned to jis.
TraYellers supplied with'Woolen Shawls.
Men’s Shawls, large size.
EIRE &. XjA.IV OJSLTj,
P. 8. —*Particular attention paid to Strangers visiting
the city during the Sanitary Fair. f
:K. 8.-BIACK LACE FOIKTS.SSQ to $5. jell.smwtf
"yp-INDOW CURTAINS,
SHADES, AID CURTAIN MATERIALS,
llousd-Fyrnishmg Dry Goods
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT TO BE FOUND IN
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, & ARRISON,
je!7-fmw3t
CILK GRENADINES AND FOU
kJ LAUDS. Beßt gooods in the market at
ARGANDIES, JACONETS, AND
V-v . LAWNS, at last season’s prices, at
COWPERTHWAIT’S,
CHAWLS, SHAWLS, SHAWLS, OF
all kinds, elegant styles, at .
Dress goods, dress goods,
DRESS GOODS, of nil descriptions, at
COWPERTRWAIT’S,
NINTH and ARCH Streets.
■DABGAINS IK LINEK GOODS, BAR
GAIKS IN LINEN GOODS, Table-cloths,Napkins,
and Towels, at
CO Wl’E RT A\V AIT’S,
; . NINTH and ARCH Streets:
Muslins, muslins, muslins.—
The reputation of selling these goods cheaper than
can be found elsewhere is still maintained at .
COWPERTHWAIT’S, .
T>LACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS,
JJ BLACK SILKS.
Splendid assortment, cheap, at
OOWPEKTHWAIT’S,
. NINTH and ARCH Street*.
OCR FRIENDS AND, THE PUBLIC
■\-J are respectfully informed that COWPERTH
WAIT’S Store ie at- .
ninth: and arch: streets,
myl3-fmw-tf
The attention of LADIES'VISITING TETB
CITY, or those about LEAY£jnG it for (u
“ Watering Places ’or 4 ‘^ke>Country, ,, U j©
s=a ; re*ppcifully Invited to the extensive *iock Ijo
« of WHITE GOODS suitable for SCJMHER t*-
£ WB&B, for WHITE BOOMS, MORJSIIfQ.
£ WMAJ'BEKS, *c. ' . 2
r, jin f'xteuKive'assortmeat-is offered in T.ace g
p and Worked Edgings aDd lnsertingaj Veils, g?
;a • liandkercbiefs, Collars, Sloeves.aad in plain
e and fancy Plaid, striped, aed figured White Is?
w Goods AT PRIOES MUCH BELOW THEIR a
£ PRESENT REfAiLVALUE -
K 300 Printed Linen-Cambric Dresses,-• !eg
„ : 100 pieces Puffed, Tucked, and Striped Mas- 3
$ lias. .Vv S
o
H
DARGAINB.
t-* T ' Sl.OOMeltos Casslrueres,
$6 00 Marseilles Quilts.
*2,50 8-4 Damask Table Cloths.
$3.60 8-10 Daiaask Table Cloths.
, SB-cent aeat Plaid Leuoa.
Concent 4».4 Plaid Mozambique*.
$l.OO Mohairs, colors and black.
60'Ceut Black Wool Delaines,
62-cent Plain Wool Delaines.
*3,00 Black Shawls.
$6.00 Plaid Lama Shawls.
COOPER X CONABD,
S. E. cor. MINTH and MARKET Street*.
OLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS.
O WO ADVANCE IK PRICES.
We ere still selling out Black Silks at the same prieei
t* we did early in the Bsason, notwithstanding the re
lent advances.
MAWTLB SILKS, ALL WIDTHS.
Plain Bilkß, all coIOTB. fI.SO to 16.76.
Fancy Silks, s3.to $B. Mr;:;
Eichheavy, handsoineFanoy Silks. $2.67 to $6.60.
Eich Cbone Silks, at J2.87J& worth Jg.fior
at pl76* “ 41 pifiO.
•* ♦, «*- at #5.76, ~ *« $7.
10 pieces small plaid Silks, at $1,25, worth #1. 60.
H. STEBI, &'SOn,
Woe. TJ3 and 715 N. TENTH Street
TTARRIS’ MIXED CASSIMERES.
AJL Light mixed CaßaimereSvfor boys’suits.
• Metton and plaid Casslmereß.
\ Merino Casslmeres andCaßhmaretts. : i
Linen Cottonades.
; Ladies! Cloaking Cloths, choice shades, <
Loom and Damask Table Linen, cheap,
i - Towels* Towelling, and Napkins.
Large assortment at
K>HN H. STOKES'.
jfil ARCH,
WEDNESDA Y. JUNE 22, 1864.
KKTAII, DRY GOODS.
AT LOW PBIOES.
Perm# visiting the city to
ATTEND THE PATE,
SIMMER DRESS GOODS,
FHJtJRE© BAREGE KERITANIS.
RI©H &SLYER CXOTHS.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
CHEAP SILKS! CHEAP SILKS !
ISO ADVANCE IN ODE PRICES.
Plain Silks, all colors, sl.3Sto $6,
Fancy Silks, now Styles, $] fo $7,
Small Check Silks, 9?>l to $1.37K.
J f OUKTH AND AECH.
Tj I N E N S ,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
THE CITY.
1008 CHESTNUT STREET.
COWPERTHWAIT’S,
NINTH and ARCH Streets.
NINTH and ARCH Streets.
CO WPEKTH WAIT’S,
NINTH and ARCH Streets.
NINTH and ARCH Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
1024 CHESTNUT STREET,
E. M. NEEDLES.
1024 CHESTNUT STREET,
RET All. _ Pity (BOOPg.
J* C. STRAW BRIDGE & CO.,
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH ANIJ MARKET,
GREAT CENTRA! DRY GOODS STORE-
ALL PSHSOHB IN QUEST OF
» K Y G O O D'S ■,
At Rraonable Prices, are Invited to look through onr
Stock of
BLANKETS,
QUILTS, j
LINEN SHEETINGS,
COTTON "SHEETINGS,
PILLOW LINENS,
PILLOW COTTONS,
COTTON SHIRTINGS, S
TABLE LINENS,
TOWELING,
CLOTHS AND CASSIMEKES,
DRESS GOODS AND SHAWLS.
J. C, STRAWBRIB€E & CO,',
Northwest Corner of EIGHTH and MARKBT.
K. B.—Considerable reduction to parties purchasing
large lots: in>-27-fmwtf
AND ARMY CLOTHS.
MIDDLESEX 64 LIGHT BLUES.
ALL GRADES DARK DO.
8-4 AND 84 INDIGO FLANNELS.
84 AND 0-4 BLUE OASSIMERES.
84 AND 6-4 DOESKINS.
FULL STOCK OF CLOTHS.
»0. DO. COATINGS. '
DO, DO. OASSIMERES.
; BILLIARD AND BAGATELL E CLOTHS.
CLOTHS FOR OOAOHMAKERS.
ALL KINDS TRIMMINGS, &a.
W.T.’SNODGRASS.
CT24-lm S*B, SECOND and 33 STRAWBERRY Sta.
M AGNIPICENT ORGANDY ROBES,
foil lengths, rednced fiorn $l2 to 48. ’
K eh Organdies, reduced from 4H.2S to *L
Rich Organdies, reduced from $1 to 87>£.
A beautiful stock of Lawns, from 37K to 76.
A large stock of thin Summer Dress Goods, reduced
toclose out.
Summer Poplins and Mohairs.
- Neat Plaid Silks, 67# cents. .
Simmer Silks at reducedjprices.
_. EDWIN HALL A CO.,
JftS ' aft grtntKSFfiOftm flfrepf:
ARMY GOODS.
pROTHINGHAM & WELLS
__ EATB FOB SALE.
and light sheetings and
STANDARD DRILLS. >
HEAVY CANTON FLANNELS.
WASHINGTON AND VICTORY CAMBRICS AND
SILECIAS. -
BROWN. BLEACHED, AND CORSET JEANS.
No. 12 WORSTED YARN, Ac. *e2o-im
O-BAIN BAGS.—A LARGE ASSORT-
MENT OF GRAIN BAGS,
fa T&riou* sixes, for sale by
BARCROFT & 00.,
No*, 405 and 40T MARKET Strok
FINANCIAL.
r JIIE GOVERNMENT LOAN
This Loan is authorized by act of Congress of March
®»‘ 1564, which provides fur its IN COIN,
at any period not less than ten or more than forty years
from its date, at the pleasure of the Government.
Until its redemption fire per cent, interest Is io be paid
semi- annually IN.COIN.
Subscriptions to the Loan are received by the 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 to its value.:
The rate of interest on this although but five
per cent, in coin, is as much greater in currency as the
difference between the market value of currency and
gold. •
As a rule, the five per cent, specie securities of all sol
vent Governments are always par or above, and cur
rency now funded in the National Loan will be worth
its face in gold,:betides paying & regular and liberal
percentage to the holder.
The authorized amount of this Loan is two hundred
million dollars. The amount-of subscriptions reported
to the Treasury at Washington is over .
©70,000,000.
4|ubseripiions will be received by the
TREASURER OF THE UNITED STATES, at Wash
ington, and the • '*■ -
ASSISTANT TREASURERS at New York, Boston, Itod
Philadelphia, and by the . '
FIRST NATIONAL.BANK, of Philadelphia,
SECOND do. do.,
THIRD do. do., .
AJiTD BT ALL NATIONAL 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 - .
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
jesd-Gt&Wlfc. :
'Jjjf A W L O A N .
11. S. 1040 s .
JAY COOKE & CO. OFFER FOE SALE THE
NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN,
Bearing Fire Per Cent, interest IN COIN.
Redeemable any time affSr TEN YEARS, at the plea,
sure of the Government, and payable FORTY TEARS
after date. Both COUPONS and REGISTERED BONDS
are leaned for this Loan, of same denominations as the
Five-Twenties. The interest on .#5O and $lOO payable
yearly, but all other denomination* half yearly. The
TEN-FORTY BONDS are dated March 1, 1864, the half
yearly. interest falling due September 2 and March 2 of
each year. Until Ist September, the accrued interest
from Ist March la required to bepaid bypurchasers in
«oin, or in legal currency, adding 60 per cent, for
premium, until farther notice.;
All other Government Securities bought and sold.
JAY OOGKE & 00.,
apS-tf 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
JIRST
WATJONAI, RANK
PHILADELPHIA.
DESIGNATED' DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT
OP THJB
" UNITED STATES.
10-40 LOAN.
Th!i Bunk has l»en itithorliwj usd U nowprep&r»d
;» receive mbscrlptlong to the
NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN.
This Loan, issued under authority of an act of Con
gress, approved March 8.1664, provides for the issue of
Two Hundred Millions of Dollars (#200,00p,000) United
States Bonds, redeemable after ten years, and payable
forty years from date, IN COIN, dated Maroh I,IBM.
bearing interest at the rate of
FIVK FEK CENT.
per annum IN COIN, payable semi-annually on all
Bonds over $2OO, and on Bonds of $lOO and le**» an
nually, .
Subscribers will receive either Registered or Coupon
Bonds as they may prefer
Registered Bonds will be.issued or the denominations
of fifty dollars {sso), one hundred dollars ($100), five
hundred dollars ($500), one thousand dollaro (#1,000),
five thousand dollars (#5,000), and ten thousand dollars
($10,000), and Coupon Bonds of the denominations of
fifty dollars (#6O), one hundred dollars ($100), five hun
dred dollars (#500), and one thousand dollars ($1,000),
INTEREST
will commence fromdate of subscription, or the accrued
interest from the Ist of .March can be paid In coin, or,
until further notice, in U. 8. notes or notes of National
Banks, adding (60) fifty per cent, to the amount for pre
mium. O, H. CLARK,
apS-tf Presi4ont (
wajvts.
A YOtJNG MAN WISHES Sl'Ttf ATION
\v a Wlnyfcaale Dry Goods stove,- to leant the bael
ness. Good reference given. Address ’'Merchant, ” at
this office,*
A YOUNG MAN PROM THE COUN
"-.THY, whoh»B hnd.4x moultin'oXi-erUiuea in tho
Wbob>alo buHinesvdeFUPfcs a situation as salosm iQ in
Hohio wholesale dry goods, grocery or clothing osta
bliahnuat. Country and city rofe/eaco-i #irea. Ad
dr os **Salesman,” No. 4JONorth TfURH Street. Phi
ladelphia, Pa upII-hi*
A N APPRENTICE TO LEARN THE
-Q- srt «,f Printing, -wilt he taken at the <.ffico'of th*
GERMANTOWN TtLKGKAiPH, Ifapplication. be-'cradr
at once. He must be wi-lTbrought up, pissis* a* fair
education, and be from ifi |o ,I 7 year-* »f age .
AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER, A
,, s T ad .’! , * tB from New Ecfciund, wishes private
pupils for tbo summer, or an engagement in a school r '
to teach Languages, Mathematics, or History, for tb3 f
coming year. For references,'apply to
, B. ALYOBI), Esq., Girarefinsaranee Office.
•JriP-aty 'HS.WsLSOTStreet.
A GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
• % Standard History or tho War. A'rare? chance to
make money. Agents are clearing from $lOO to $lOO per
fch *^j 2O0 ’J 11 ':?,? s ready solrf. Send for cirou
!ni r irn£i dr ??2 BROS., & Go. , Publishers, BAL.
riflluHE, Md. jela-lm*
-a.-pa.r-
S?.000to $i».000 dollars, in abound Ims*-
neßs, Address “Honesty. >( iMtilada. PO. je22-2t
WANTED—AN ENTRY CLERK.—
T T -Apply to 80x27&>, P<»-t Office.
“WANTED—A MIDDLE. A.CED AME
mL woman as Housekeeper in a smi£l / famSlr
Ihe best of rpcommeudatious given and reowin*ri Ad
dress Box glSO'PMlfidelphia P. O. ,1*22-21*
tArANTE D TEACHERS, DRESS
',Y MAKERS, _■Milliners ShMiitnwf.s, Cln»mb*r
mdltl?, CouV, [i riri all other women nnt or omoloyinenU
' ,are *> f the 'WORKrSOWrtMAS KB
LIEF A SOLUTION, No. 71 6 WALNUf Strent t .seco a d
door below find bay# l their w»nt-t registered
frefl of charge Families in want of assistance of aav
kind will probably be suited by calling at the same
place. A fiuiad fee will tie charged employer*, bus
no woman wil? be sent them- who cannot be well re
commended. y je22'3t*' "
WANTED--A FIRST-CLASS BALES
iJJXwS **><» «»W
$2 500 J o ' !i ' i, '° oo T P ON
.W'VsVV'V ItoH&me, !nr !> or 5-vvartt, at* per cant.
S W rHADKABi.a.SOS,
ItO 1 . i34‘t- E.tuHh TfctfKD Street.
€>frO A MONTH !—I WANT AGENTS
r, * SpoathVexpeuses, paid, to aeU-my SVSB
LASTWC PEKCILS, OMENTAL BURNERS, and 13
Fifteen dreuiara neui/rm. Address
<tp.K)-<ifrw,mi . JOHN F. LOKIt, BWMord, Mains.
BOAKSfI ; \U.
COUNTRY BOARDING, "NEAR THE
v „ GER >ra.ntows har i.road. *f»w TO „d mws ,
?I the. entire bons». .iruh or wiibout board. Address
" Conntry, ’ thin cMco. . jell-ai*
Q9.Fi SORTH BRO AD STREET.—
«Mon'nS» ie - JW-?*- Saturday! .Jane 2Sth. foar.'ele
ga.m ROOMS, with private parlor, the whole
KecomJ fetory. Two are fronting on Br«*ad street. These
rooms are urßxepptiouamy eoo? all Rummer. The best
recommends. UoaswUl be given. Tacancies to-dar
first story. . jalS-61*
HOARDING.-TWO, SECOND-STORY
rooms TO LET, at 138 North TENTH St. Js>7-tf
FOB SALE ASD TO lET.
A - RARE CHANCE.—FOR SALE—THE
. , Bental fbraihirc, implements, and contents of
L »!™'o' 7of tbeOate Dr. Bailey. Apply imtned lately
at 83S North nVEI.I TH Street. Also,* ten teas coat is
tneceliar - jc2l-.lt*
TTOR. SALE AT COST PRICE.—A
. Superior JENNY LIND WAGON, by Lcffler. Also
Set of SINGLE HARNESS. Beta entirety n“wVneithS?
having ever been need.
3lay he e*eu atih* Second Stable in Street.
below Twelfth, north hHa. . jeSO-mwnt*
T)BSIEaBLE real estate’ : IN
VESTMENT— A valuable LOT OP GROUND for
sale, on the wesi s-ide of .Ridge avenue, near the Girard
college, containing about twelve a«d three-quarter
acres. Apply to A. B C.iRVER & CO.,
je!6-6t* S. W. cor. NINTH and FILBERT Streets •
pOR SALK —LEASE, FIXTURES,
Patterns, Fla-ks, &c , of an Iron this
city inoperation. Address * ■ Iron, * * /’r&y.yqOlce.
gg TO RENT—NEAT MODERN RE
■SaISiDEKCE, 16*5 Xorth BROAD St,pet.
tow.ysexd. 4co •'
je2l-st IH3H Smith FOPrtTB Street.
FARMS FOB SALB
—A-CoßtaiolDg 240 ACRES, and within Hi miles of the
Delaware, eastfrom Gunmen City, on ihe Slooreitown
and Mount Holly Turnpike. A horse railroad from
Mount Rollv is nowdn progress. On the premises is a
frame MANSION, 40 by 32 feet, having 10 rooms with,
two-story kitchen and Jawu of 3% acres,.bath house,
hydrant water, ice house, barn, and stahie. The land
is tunable for building Lots, and the meadows being
bounded by.Coop*, r’s Creek, are well adapted for foun
dries and other manufactories. For term*, applron
the premises to WSi.FOL WEf,L. je2 2 wfm3t*
PROPOSALS.
A SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER GE
KERAL'S OFFICE. .
Pim,Ai>RLPHrA, l Jime22.l364
SEALED PHOPOSALS will be received at this office
pntiil2o clock M., 27th inst., ?or the mmediate de
livery at the United States Warehouse, Hanorer-street
Wbarr, of the following described Quartermasters'
stores:. •.
3,746 Gross Screws, Xto 2 loch. Nos. 2-to 13.
1,167 papers Nails Finishing X to 2 inch.-
225 Cl‘■st Locks, 2X to 4 loch.
1,000 Drawer Locks, “iron, ?t No. 127.-
2.C00 Cupboard Locks, brass. ‘ ‘rlght-aud left, ’' 2X to
- 3 inch. . -
1,060 Pairs .Butt Hlnces, “wrought -Iren,!' W to 3
■ inch.
WO Pairs Binges, brass “middle,” 154to3inch.
. - TOO Pairs J Hinges, 3to 14 inch.'
1,850 Pairs Butt Hinges, 2 to 4 inch.
2,162 lairs fctrap Hinges, 6 to M inch,
150 Pairs Back/-Flap Hinges, IX iuehv ' -
10Q Pairs Chest Handles. “ wrought " tapped and
flashed.
ICO Pairs Chest Handles,. “ east,.* - ’ tapped and
flashed.
25 reams Sand Paper, Nos. 1 to 3.
110 doren Savr Files, 3 and 4 inch.
. 0 gross Escutcheons, wain a* and oak, ft Inch.
. 5 do. do. brass, % inch.
6 do. do. do. & incn, .
100 Thumb Latches. -
3,000 Brass Screw Rings.
100 Brass Boits, flush, 2X inch. -
* 642 kegs Cut Nails, assorted, 3d io2od.
. 6u do. Wrought Nails, do. 6dtolod.
2£o do. Spikes, do. 5 inch to 7 inch,
60 Chalk Lines.
4 gross White Porcelain Knobs, % to 1 inch.
5 gro*s Hooke and Eyes, cupboard; assorted.
ICO gross Coffin Screws, white metal, 3ft inch, No $4
to 36.
60 gross Coffin Tacks,white metal. Nos. 34 and 36
25 do*. pair Coffin Handles,!* bice metal, No 51.
60 pair Coffin Hinges, - : do. do. No L
12 grots do. Escutcheons,, do. • do. No*. 5.
- 60 pieces silver Tinsel.
60 pieces Mnslli, bleached (26 inches wide), as per
sample. \
25 gross Tacks, silrer head.
21 Ha*p«, hinged;
300 Locks, door. . •
. 50 Lanterns. Globe.
- l E9T !ir,ls S rt S ß eusmeled Cloth, for tables and d«ks.
' .24 Lamp Keflectors, glass.
24 gross paper* Tacks, 4 to 12 oz. -
12 papers Glazier*-’ruints.
PHlbhovels, long-hand'ed.
17 Planes, tore. '
13 do. jack.
14 do. rabbit. .
15 . do. smoothing.
, 162 Augurs, assorted, % to 2-ia.
.. 22 Hammers, caipehtere’. .
24 Screw Drivers.
ajS Chisels, firmer. X to 2-inch.
120 do. mortising, Ito 2-iach.
.60 Water Buckets.
600Wbiie-w&rh Brushes, •
200 Corn Brooms. - ■ ?
2 barrels white Glue. .
2 do. Linseed Gil, raw.
2 do. do. do. boiled.
100 Paint Brushes, assorted, l-o. to B-o.
.. 25 varnish do. do. l-o. to6-o.
26 Glue do. d 0....
3,000 pounds White. Lead in Oil, ** Lewis* best. 1 *
4&50 do. ; Blue Paint.
300 do. Green do.
25 do. Rod do , “ Yenetian in Oil.
150 do. Patent Dryer.
1 barrel Varnish, “Copal. ”
.1 do. ; do., .“Japan*’
5 do. Benzine.'
X do Spb its Turpentine;
25 pounds Raw Sienna. .
- 300 do. Raw Umber. . -
34 do Lamp Black.
; 60 do. White Cbalk.
300 boxes Glass, 10x12. • -
i 25 do. do , 10x14.
100 ponnds Resin.
67S do. Rope. X in. to 11* im
All of the above articles to be of the best Quality of
their sever&lkinds, and subject to inspection . Bidders
will state price, both in writing and figures, Quantity of
each article bid for, and the shortest time required for
delivery; price to include packages and delivery,
Y The ability of the bidder to fill the contracts must be
guarani cod by two responsible persons, whose signa
tures must be appended to the guarantee, and *said gua
rantee accompany the hid
■ Therightis reserved to reject all bids deemed too
highland no bid from a defaulting contractor will be
received. For further information bidders will call at
the cflice, No. il3o GIRARD Street. By order of
■ Colonel GEO. H. CROSMaN,
Assistant Quartermaster General.
GEO. R. ORIfE,
Capt. and A. Q. H,
/ A DISTANT QUARTERMASTER GE
JSERAL’S OFFICE, ; \
„ Tnn.-ADBi.PinA, - Jane 21.1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS wiU be received at this Office
until 12 o’clock M, on THURSDAY, the 24th instant, for
immediate delivery afthe Quartermaster's Warehouse.
- HAAOViR-STREET- WHaRF, in iliis city, for the foi
lowing articles: . .
Thirty-six Pauline, 30x20 feet, to ; be made of flfteou
onuce cotton dock, army standard. -'Sarnpies required.
Bidders must state la their proposals the price, which
most be in writing as well as in figures, also the quan
tity bid for, and the time of delivery.
The ability of the bidder to fill the contract must be
guarantied by two responsible persous, whose signa
tures will be appended, to the guaranty, and the said
guaranty to accompany the bid.
/The right is reserved to reject all bids deemed too
high. -
-• Bids from defaulting contractors will not be received.
By order of Colonel Gkokgb BL Grosjiax, Assistant
Quartermaster General U. S, A.
A SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER GE
KERAL’S OFFICE,
■ ■ Philadelphia, June 21,1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office,
until 32 o’clock on THURSDAY - , the 24tli infant, for
immediate. d« iiverr. at the United States Warehouse,
HAS OVER-STREET WHARF, of the folio wing- de
scribed Quartermasters’ Store*:
75 (seventy-five) Front Wheels for Philadelphia
Wagons. -
" 75 (seventy*five) Hind Wheels for -Philadelphia
WaRODH.
850 (three hundred and fifty) Wagon Whips.
300 (three hundred) Tar Pots. .
600 (six hundred) lunch Pins.
All the above articles to be of the best quality of their
several kinds, nndsubjeet to inspection. V
TLo right is reserved; to reject ail bids deemed too
high, and n o bid-will be received from a defaulting con
tractor. ...
By- order of Colonel Gborgh n Crosm ax. Assistant
Quartermaster General Baited States Army.
GEORGE K. ORHE,
Captain A. Q, iL
A SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER QE.
x.v keral’s Office. •
SEALED PBOPOS ALS^riU
until 12 u’clocF M., on THORisD AY, tlia Mth insi.', for
delivery aj-tho United States Warehouse,
HANOVER-STREKT WHARF, of the following de
scribed Qn^trter^mster» , Stores:
20,tX0 Bows for Army Wagons.
200 sets of Bows for Ambulances. . : * .
1,000 Wagon totguea,-Ironed, for Army Wagons.
200 Ambulance Wheels, hind, boxed.
200 Ambulance Wheels, front, boxed.
4QQ Axle Arms, 2&x12 inches for Army Wagons.
All of the above articles to be of the .hast qaality of
their several hinds, and subject to inspection. •
The right is reserved to reject all bids dcoraed too
high, ana no bid will be received from a defaulting con
tractor. : ■ . : .
By order of Colonel Gko. H. Crosma.x,- Assistant
Quartermaster General U. S. A. GEO. K. ORSIE,
; je2l*4t Captain A., Q. if.
nUEEN. OF BEAUTY. ":
Wi -WHITE VfKGIS WAX OF ANTILLES.
A ue-w FRENCH COSMETIC for beautifying, whiten
ing, anti preserving Uur complexion It Is the most
wonderful compound of the age. - There is neither
chalk, powder, masnejsia, bismuth, nor talc in it* com
posHif-n, it being composed entirely otpureVirgin.
Wax; hence Its extraordinary qualities, far preserving
the skin', making it soft, smooth, fair, and transparent,
•It makes the old appear young, the homely hatnteomo.
thehaudsoine.moro beautiful, and'tho most beautiful
divine. Brice 26 and CO cents "Prepared only by HUNT
& CO., Perfumers, 4t3 South EIGHTH Stroet.twodoors
above Chestnut,and 133 South SEVENTH Street,above
Walnut. jo‘J2-^ni
r<OTTON SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS
of all numbers brands. . ■
1 Haven's Duck Mrning Twill*, of all descriptions, for
Tonts, Awnings, Trunk and Wagon Covers.
Also, Paper Manufacturers* from I' to 6
feet wi4e. -Tarpaulin,
■ - 10»'JONES’ Alley.
OCYTHBS—BLUB V BIBBED, CAST,
O AND SIEVES STEEL. NEFF & HAMMAR','
j«2l-.S>* : , f»t Kortlt TUlKßSif^t.
yAHDERLYH'S ABIABKB.
TKs most woifi&Tul 6reaHoa of the gonitis of TOJT
DERLY!? bag been placed at the disposal of the Fisa
Arte Committee of file
as a SPECIE EXHTBITSOJT, on thd esprow conditio*
that Season snrd other giving ficoese to other
parts of the Tift*,'are t<7s&eniltlod tb jsdsriesion.
(Daughter of Jimj and •Pafieiphw;*: desOittf an the
IslanCTof saxeß, by Thofeeus.)
1 * An ideal of femaiyifcanty, ropot£ag upon ttc Ifezu
ry of US own l«it in sleep, and yieldUWlttL
chiid-like self-abandcwrjfcnt to dreararaf lov&. fi
“In ISI2 TA‘“fDERI,TJf painted the SRIAPNE. ThL»
Painting proved’ l 3?r. pen’ors even znora
than the * Marsu*j r and is, in my estimation, the fines?'
flgareof the ever seen. Till's picture hao
been purchased acd-engraved; by A. 8.. Durand, Eaq.*-
hiiußelfau RxcelJcnfPalnJer, and our Srit Engraver
The engraving oOW.' puraad is worthy xf it s '-2>un--
lap’ 4 Arte and Dsst#n».
Adiflisbion.. .Fifty Conte.
Entrance from, the- HortfrsHnral and
from the Corridor conj^rsticg-the latter the Art
Gallery. j0204f
OREAT CENTER. FAIR.
CHILDREN’S RXAIBITIfWfS io lh“
HALL set apart for them. J The ASTON f SHI '* a itV'V.
yL&TRILOQuJsM,.witb a ?»rge- variety of aUia'cricm*
•Adiafsalon 25 cents: Children-lS cents - "
Exhibitions at 3 and 8 P. M?
(HKOVEirS HI W' GHISTHUr:
■y*. STREET THEATRE.
LfiOJiAKi> p OKU Vfcjft,.•- t-....,....,MA3 ACrBS.
(Alko of Grover’* Theatre,, D. C > ;
.Ountmaed aod of the
_ - . • SEVEN.EISTJ&RS :f • .
J ? r ounced F h «-n*fit gorgeously brilliant
f.y ,1 ,2” e i Terw . tEuessed inaQ KifeerieanTh-atre now
t U J l ‘ e Ehirtl of the roo»fTO«esH?ol caW e??*
k ¥oTf«^MiL» !i,on arr f <jprcj ‘'' t,ta -'^ T 1 * B this country
±or fourteen consecutive night-sand two afternoon#
this maguthceEV production ’ has 'attracted crSwffi
bousesevery jiight, and *mi excifement contiSSFun:'
abated. Again, to-night, WEO?ffi»DAY!
r •: •: Xr..- J.- •£.• McDotfOOGH, *
In bis great Impersonation of MRS v GUTO
_ PRICES OF'ADMiSStGN
Eress Circle or Parquet
Family Circle..
Orchestra Seats
MKB. JOHN DREW’S I@W ARCH
STSEET THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF MFSS HKKJSY
TO-.MGIIT (WEDNESDAY), ;Tnne ISfti
„ , ™ : THB CRICKET UK. THE REumi. -
Caleb Plummer* v ;... v Drew
To'teVono^byihe^ma^ l3^^^!
808 KETTLES.- ' :
Ton rbillon..
Bob Settles.
To conclude with ALADDIN*
The Widow Twanky
Aladdin...... ,
WALNUT-STREET "TIT EATRE.
iaa T o f Gl0rl0 “ S 60ccess ® r tie srstiil Spectacular Dra-
.yADST AST) MARGUERITE,
Which will be repeated
, TEI6 (TneMlaj). EVENING, June 21st
t : -'. l J. B. SOBER rs,
In hisgre £ Ump3onatior, of MfLPH f STOPS BLE3
alexina HSHiiR baker as marguerite.
of characters, embracing the
_ ENTIRE STRENGTH OP THE COMPANY,
jjoors open at /> a . Performances corautes.ceatS o’clock.
TNSTITUTION FOK- THE BLIND.—
EXHIBITION every WEDNESDAY, at 3h P ar
Admission, TEN CENTS. Store, No. llSouth JIGHTH
street. 11 1^
ISJO w OPE N—THE FORTY-FIRST
0F FAIXTIN.GS ASE
THE FINE aRTS, CHESTaiUT Street, above Tenths
Open froETi C A *T. till 7 p M., and in the Pro
ceeds for the Sanitary Fair. j«9
17 AT O N INSTITUTE, KENNETT
AKI> S BOYS E ’ ChMtcrcon “ t 3 r ' Pe°na , IbrYOUXG MBIT
IhisAnstitntion is beautifolly silaated lialf a mi!a
from the Baltimore Central Railroad
Course of instruction in English Classics and Mathe
3nancs_is thorough. Fall Session commences the third
of October. For circulars, address
je2l-»t* , ; QEO. a. KEWBOED, Principal.
PHILADELPHIA COLLEGIATE ffi.
Jf STITIITiS FOPYOUNG LAMES, Ho. 1530 ABC 3
E - oU ™«*
Ninth Year. Three Departments: Primary, Acade
mic, and Collegiate. "Full college course in. Classic**
Mathematics, higher. English, and Natural Selene*. i.Jjr
those who graduate. Blodam Languages, Mnsic.Palai.
in* and Elocution by.the best masters. For circular*,
apply at the Institute, or address Box »6U F. 0., Fb?
ladelphia.
VV ANTED—TO KNOW ■ OF THE
AI ■"•l» r M b o«t»or tKB«aan ! M of Mrs. LTD F A TOR.
TLfi, mother of JOEL PORTER, belonging to the 99th
Regiment P. Y. > Bj- giving the desired, information
t 0 iv® •unywaigned, theparticulars of her sop’s death,
and Ins ettects, cap be ascertained.
Tf n, t t B - S’tfCHS,
~ ;Hospital Steward, 99th Keitimeut P. V. V '
Ise Brigade, Biraey’s Division. 2d Army Corns,
Washington,\D. G.
P. S.—City.papers please copy.
PJESON AL.-SPOONS PLATED
J- with pure silver on white metal, $1 per set. 916-
RACE fctjfeet. : je2l-2t*-
pERSONAL.—JEWELRY SENT BY
. Mail, free of posmge, to any part of the Unite*
States, on receipt of the following prices: - Single-stoaa
Inmation Diamond Ping, $1; ClusterlmitationDiamoni
Ring, s2_; Heavy-plated Thsl Chains, Magnificent
Plain-Ring, $2;- Heavy Plain Rings (will stand the*
strongest acid), 50cents: Small Round Black Enameled.
Ear Drop*. 50 cents; Heavy-plated Black Enameled
Sleeve Buttons, 25 cents; Gents’ Pins, Imitation Dia
mond, $1; Imitation Diamond Studs. $1; Bracelets, ,11*
Handsomely-chased Medallions. SL; Complete Set®
Carbuncle SiudsAnd Buttons, $1; Complete Sets Black
Enameled Studs and Buttons,< with pearl setting, *U
Fancy Watch Keys, 50 cents; Pen and Pencil, witkex
tensiop ease, £1; Ladies’. Lo-i g- geared - and CkateUina
Chains, cl; Chatelaine Pms $1; Genuine Gntta Perch*
Chains, #1; Ladies’ and Gents’ Miniature Pins, for
likeness or hair, $1; Seal Kings, $1; Locket Rings, *2?
Coral Armlets, 50 cents. Direct to
iell-ia*
CASIUEL MAROT, DEALER IN LTMHS,
~. BUILDING STONE, and COAL. Yard, NINTH
Thompson, (west side.} Orders received.
Wilham Marot, Jr., 811 Spring Garden street; Cfcas;
H. Marot, 25 A. Sixth st. (second story), and h. Marot*
st. (second story), /
. N. B.—An experienced Salesman wanted. Vmvin-lTp»
SUMMER EXCURSIONS!
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
On and after WEDNESDAY, JUNE ISthilS&L
: - EXCURSION TICKETS
he sold from PHILADELPHIA*to ALTOONA*,
CRESSON, DUDLEY, and MT. DALLAS, wh'ch. willlsfr'v
good for a return irip until OCTOBER Ist, 1564, whea
endorsed by the proprietors of the Logan House, Momi
tam Bouse, Broad Top City House,or the Superintendent
of Bedford Springs : -
EXCURSION RATES F0R.1864-
Philadelphia to Altoona- eg vt
“ Cre55un........... ......—.9 85
“ Dudley—. 9 33
Mt. Dallas . g w
. FOR EPHRaTA AND LITIZ SPRINGS*
o The Fast Line, leaving ELEVENTH and MARKET
Streets at 11. 25 A.M. .makes close connection,at Landis
ville,with the Reading and Columbia.R.R., for both
Epbrata and Litiz Springs.
Excursion Tickets to these points can, be procured os
any SATURDAY, good uatiL the following MONDAY
The rates of fare will be as follows;
, Excursion.
Piuladelpltia to Ephrata-*........ _ s*2 50 $3 40 ,
4 Litiz • 250 340
JOHN F. YANLEEK, Jr., .
Ticket Agent renaa. 8.8. ,
GRAND PLEASURE EX-
TO LAKE SUPE RIOR. -One
oj lit* following splendid first-class steamers, viz-
CLEVELAND, ILLINOIS, NORTHERN LIG T, IRON
CITY, TRAVELER, METEOR, IKON SIDES. LiO DA
BELLE, and PEwaBIC, will leave- CLEVELAND,
Ohio, at S o*clock P.-M., each dayof .the we»k, except
Saturday aud Sunday, and Detroit, Michigan, oa the
following days at *2 o'clock P. M.» throned the mouths
of JULY and AUGUST, making- Grand Excursion Trips,
to the many points of interest oa the Great Inland Seas
of America,which, for utility, pleasure, and heaich.ara
unsurpassed, by any other oa the Continent.
This trip of oTer 1,000 miles embraces six degrees of
latitude and eleven, of longitude, and Includes in Its
circuit Lakes Erie, St. Clair, Huron, aud Superior, with
- the beautiful rivers Detroit, St. Clair and St. Mary’s.
-. The many and. extensive mines of iron and copper*
unequaUd by any-in the world, withthenewiv-dis
covered. and inviting: deposits of silver lead, wild and
romantic scenery, combined with its pure and bracing
climate, render the Lake Superior trip one of far more
than ordinary attraction to the capitalist, the student*
the pleasure-seeker, or the invalid.
iThe a bore-named steamers are elegantly-fitted up
with large airy Cabins and Sta’e-Rooms, while every
precaution has been taken to provide forthe. eafSty anl
comfort of passengers; ..
Fare,mclTullng.State*Roojnsaud.Meals,aLaui 2& cent®
per mile Time occupied in making the round trip, from.
Sto 10 days.
Rooms secured, and further information obtained, by
application proprietors.
’ ROBT.HaNNA&Co., av v
BDSSfcY & Mcßride! * Cleveland, Ohio..
J.T WHITING&Co.f ) \r* vt
JOHN HUTCHINGS, ’ {Detroit. Michigan.
j*2l-tau2s -
GEO. It. ORMK,
Cupiaiot A. Q. if.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY
i»|i 4 'TITTiT —VIA DELAWARE AND RARITAN
CANAL. -The barge MONTEREY, Captain R. Dan
vers, is no'w loading-at first, wharf below SPRUCE
Street; and will leave fortheabovs pointson WEDNES
DAY, June i2d, at 6 o’clock P. M.
For freight, which will be taken at reasonable rates,
apply to : D. L. FLaNAGAN, Agent,
j©2Q-St* . 304: S. DELAWARE Avenna.
PHRENOLOGICAL EXAMINA
NETS TIONS, with full descriptionsof character, given
DAT and EVENING, by X L. CAPEN,' V
ynbo.xgfnrifim No. 25 South TENTH Street.
f>n LADIES TRUSS AND BRAOH
STORE—Conducted by: Ladies, TWELFTH
Street, first door below Race. Every article in ih»ly
line elegant, easy, and-correct in-make. C. H. Nst‘
DLES. Proprietor, attends to Gentlemen, on the come?
of TWELFTH and RACE Streets. ’ N. 8.-Professional
acenracy insured. mvS^Smif
ww MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT
l*r\ LOANED upon Diamonds, Watches, Jewel*-
» &
and OARRTLT. RtreAta. balAw *ni2 * m
PORTRAITS.—THS BEST AND JipST
A correct styles are Lift-size Photographs, in oi .
colors. B. IY KEIMER’S. specimens are superb and
artistically colored. - Galley, €»B4?,ARCEL Street. Ik*
HARDWARE
JLI COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 507 COMMBSQR
and SIO NORTH Streets, offer for sale:
Anchor Brand NajJtsj Plymouth MIU Rivets.
V W.iS. Butcbeir’s Oast Steel-. Eagle Cabinet Lost*.
.. Putnam’s Hors e Loche s School Slates,
Copper, Brass, and Iron Wire; Cotton Cards'
Also, a full aP’>r t >). Tnftn f of amaricau Hardware.
I\f ONTJ MENTS ‘A N D GRAVE -
STOH'jEs,—A large assortment of Grave-Stones, of
various made of the finest Italian and a morioam
Mu,11;., constantly-otflband at tbe Marble Worltß of
ADAM STEIN METZ. RIME Avenuo, belotr Eleventh,
- ap23-3mtf
ALD WHEAT WHISKY.
V* 20 ltaU pipes. 80 bbls., and §&hatf bbls. Para 014
Whisky,
E" uK K LEITI (3 H 00 A. L—HOUSE
KEEPERS can rely on sotting a pore article at tha.
S. E. corner FSOKT&pdPuPLA.KStr«tta.
: \IOBSW,«I3!PTO^.
AMUSEMENTS.
SAWiriEf FAIE,
AKIADIf©
like s'vlkloh ©future lov© e|ie seem kt
Her cbeekajast flsched With innosEiit'
S?bHt folds her thoog->.Mf tip in delicfcmr dreams,
Eibedew-drops In ti#chalice ofar^j©;
Hliowed' upon her arm antf raven hair?.-
o<Vw archly rests that ‘*mght and#eastifiil fcrowf
IS* rotiaded pearl defiant^bids to care,'
While kisses on the lips tfeera melting tsow;
Prone in noconscions loveless she lies,
leaves wound her deiftately sway;
\e?t&d is the splendor of eyecy
BsSVer the limbs bewitcllhg graces pla-p 5 ;
Ere into Eden’* groves the serpVnt crept, .
TltwMSve within her leafy rrhor slept!"
Tuvkerrna&s * ’ Artist Life. ’ ’
EDBOATIOSAt,.
ESTLIN & MASS,
No. 916 RACE Street, Philadelphia-,
EXCURSIONS.
For sale by
E. MTDDLRTON/
5 KortU FRONT Street.
•SO Conte,
■25 Cents.
. 75 Cents.
..Frank Drew.
• -Miss Henry.
—Frank Drew.
• .—Miss Henry.