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Ill© Fatiflcnger Railroads.
•To Ho Editor of The Vnss :
Sir: Tlio dirootors of the Race ana Vino-stroet
•city railway liavo tafcon another atop forward in the
garooof extortion, judging from an incident which
•occurred yestorday afternoon. This company issues
twenty tickets for $l, oaoh good (or a ride, and each
iiuted at five cents.
On car No. 22, Reinhart, conductor, I proaontod
two tickets, value ton cents, requesting an exchange
ticket. This was given, but tho'one cent change
•was withhold. Remonstraneo elicited but ono re
ply: “Such are the orderaof the Company.” Now,
jVIr, Editor, haw long are wo to submit quietly to
such Illegal annoyances 1 A gentleman, witness of
tho.above transaction, kindly gave mo his address,
and is willing to cevoporato In any measure that
may bo taken “pm bono publico.” Will you Also'
.kindly lend your influence by publishing this state
ment. ami suggesting the proper course to pursue
to put an end to this odious imposition 1
Vourß, very truly, >O. P. T.
PiiiLAbßLrniA, Juno 28,1804. ■' .•
*To the Editor of The Tress:
Sat.: As the subject of “imposition of the passen
ger rail ways l ’ has been frequently spoken of by you,
2 desire to make a fow suggestions if you will grant
bio spaco in your admirable paper. Cannot tlioy bo
limited to twonty passengers (ten on each side), by
•some legislation, instead, of crowding the cars>as
they now do 1; Aro they not obliged bv thoir char
ters to place iiagglng'every one hundred feet, to ac
commodate passengers gotting out above or below
corner crossings ? and to keep their cars In good con
dition, instead of sashes bound fast, glass' out, plat
forms shackling and unsafe in a crowded condition,
as tboy now run. Ac., &c„ &c.l As they are intended
/or public convenience, lot us have it in every way.
Respectfully yours, ‘ Justiob.
Tuesday, June 2S, 1884.
©ITTY : ■XTIfiM.S.
Tius Prize Bonnet. —We give in the proper
column the result of the voting on the magnificent
pri2o bonnet fit the Sanitary Fair. We can safely
say that there wore few things in the Fair which,
for neatness and finish, were moro admired than this
elegant bonnet. Messrs. Wood & Cary, who con
tributed it, displayed a stylo of taste which did
thorn the highost credit. Mrs. Gen. Burnside was
the fair winner of the prise, and wo hope she may
long live to enjoy so beautiful and tasteful a gift.
"The Gee at Exhibition at Loo an Square is
fast drawing to a close, and among its thousand
■pleasing memories wo are sure none will bo more
lasting than thoso awakened by the ’
Sewing Machines there displayed, especially to
those who visited the Florence Warornoius, CdO
••Chestnut, and secured machine?. Everybody is
■delighted with the manner in which this splendid
instrument operates. Everyone is sold with a
guarantee to give perfect satisfaction or the money
is to bo refunded to the purchaser.
The Warm Weather precipitated upon us took
many of our .citizens by surprise, arid-.found thorn
unprepared. The result has been to send a perfect
stream of customers »to the popular old house of
Messrs. O. Somers & Son, 023 Chestnut street, under
.Jayne’s Hall, for their elegant new styles of sum
mer clothing, which they are selling at lower prices
■tiy a handsome percentage, than any other first
-lass establishment in the city.
The “Prize-Mural”. Shirt, invented by Mr*
John F. Taggart, and sold by Mr. George Grant,
■GIG Chestnut street, 13, without exception, the beat
in fit, comfort, beauty, and durability. His stock of
■Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, of his own exclu
sive manufacture and importation, is also the
choicest in the city, and his prices are modorate.
The Comixo Fouimr.—'To some extent the timo
intervening between this and . the Fourth or July
-filU be devoted to the celebration of that glorious
.anniversary. Sonne time will alao be devoted to a
scarcely less important purpose—vis: the laying in
-of winter Coal from the yard of W. W, Alter, 935
.North. Ninth street. He sells the best and cheapest
coalin the city,
• : —.A—
Delicious Confections for tub Country.—
To all of our readers who are about preparing to
leave the city, wo would say go to Yansaiit’s, Ninth
and Chestnut, and secure a.btidget of his delicious
•Confections and Fruit preparations. You Will find
them themost delightful luxury during your absence
from the city. ’Try it. . •'
Friohs Heduced to Cost of all Messrs. Wood
A Cary’s (T 26 Chestnut street) splendid stock of
Hats and Bonnets for ladies and misses, including
Their exquisite Pot Fount Turban and English
"Walking Hat. :• _________ -
A Thing op beauty is a'Joy-Forever .--In a
novel at a seaside library; this passage Was marked
and much thumbed: “There Is no object so beauti
ful as a conscientious young man—l watch him a 3 I
do a star in heaven.” “That is my view oxactly,?’.
sighed Miss Araminta Spriggins, as she laid down
the volumo. : “In fact, I think there’s nothing so
beautifulas a young man, even if ho ain’t con
scientious,” particularly ff he has gumption enough
to znako an elegant appearance by getting his wear
ing apparel at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of
Hoekhill & Wilson, Nos. 603 and GO5 Chestnut street,
-above Sixth. * ( . ■ ' :
When Dr. Johnson asked the Widow Portur to
be his wife, be told her candidly that he was of mean
•extraction, that he had no money, and that he had
Sin uncle hafiged. The widow-replied, that she ca-ed
nothing for his parentage, that she had no money
herself, and though she had not a "relation hanged,
she had fifty who deseived hanging. So they made
a match of it. The widow and the Doctor were sen
sible people, and would, ho doubt, wore they alive,
recommend all similarly situated to purchase their
■wedding suits at the fashionable emporium of Gran
ville Stokos, No. 609 Chestnut street.
The greatest bore in the Sanitary Fair is the
Hodman gun, the twonty-ineher, in the “ Arms and
Trophies ” Department, and we would consider the
•drawback of the trigger of that .gun one of the
greatest drawbacks in the war.. The above gloomy
puns are induced by the excessive heat of the
weather, notwithstanding we were clad in the cool
•cst of suits,- from the establishment of Charles
Stokes & Co., under the Continental j we would not
have made such a remark in our cooler moments.
A Convenience to Evertbodv.—The patent
Pocket-Book and Currency Holder combined, manu
factured bylffason & Hdgkes, No. 44 North Sixth
street, is the most convenient and durable pocket
book over invented, It is compact" and admirably
-arranged, holding the largest quantity of notes in
t tho smallest bulk. The advantage of it can be seen
at a glance. Every person needs on© of these con
venient little receptacles, and retail dealers would
do well to keep up a supply. it
The uNPABAhtELEP strcoass whieh, for twenty
five years, has attended the use of Jayne’s Alfcora
' tive, enables the proprietors to recommend it to the
nfflicted with entire confidence, believing that it_
'Will effectually eradicate from tho human system
•the diseases for whose' cure it i 3 designed more
promptly and thoroughly than any other remedy of
its class. It has been found particularly beneficial in
Cancer and Cancerous Affections of. all
:ldnds, curing a majority of the cases in which it has
"been used, and ofttlmes after the failure of other
remedies, v
Goitre, or Swelled Neck.— ln Innumerable
-oases of this disease in which Jayne’s Alterative has
•been persoveringly used it has never been known to
•cfail. All have been oured who have continued its
use according to directions. 1
- Dropsy and Dropsical Swellings.—'Many
•physicians who have used the Alterative in diseases
•of this nature consider it a specific; so groat has
been its success. It acts by increasing the powers
•of digestion, exciting the absorbents into healthy
-exercise, whereby the water or calcareous deposi
•tions and all unnaturai enlargements are reduced.
Epilepsy, Fits, Convulsions, are usually eon
.aidered incurable, and yot experience has proved
•that the Alterative, in conjunction with the Sana
•tive Fills, will cure a majority of cases. It should
'be tried, therefore, by all who are subject to these
•terrible aiiiictions.
Scrofula.—ln all the forms of this-., disease,
whether in that of Ulcerations of the flesh and
.Bones, Enlargement of the Joints, (Hands, Swell
tings, Eruptions, Tumors, &c., the Alterative has
• r boen found pre-eminently successful, It enters Into
■and circulates with the blood, thus destroying the
■ylruß or poisonous prlnciplo from which these dls
■eases originate.
Sxj*j Diseases, of all kinds, Scald Head, Tetter,
.Salt Rheum, King Worm, Boils, Pimples, Blotches,
:Botighnoss of the Skin, &c,, are readily cured by the
.Alterative. • -
Rheumatism and Nkuraloia.—ln , .chronic
eases, this Alterative, if perseveringlyused, is gene
rally successful. In Acute Rheumatism, Jayne’s
Liniment should bo applied in connection, accord
ing to directions.
Complicates ahd Mixed Diseases, Nervous
lAffectlons, Diseases of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Liver
■Complaint, Constitutional Disoasos, and diseases
-originating from a, depraved or imporroet state or
•the blood, are all cured by Jayne’s Alterative, and
"while it is a fault in many medicines that, when
-they are removing the disease they are also prostra
ting the patient; beyond recovery, the'Alterative
than no suoh drawback. While neutralizing the
■virus of disease at Us very source, It sustains the
•Strength of the sufferor. The union of Disinfectant,.
Tonic, and Deobstruent properties Jn this modi
■clne, and the fact that all those influences are
blended harmoniously in Its operation, distinguish
■lt from nil other preparations. Lot the afflicted
•give it a trial.
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayno & Son,.No. 212
■Chestnut street. . : jo2i-mw2t.
Mil. Joseph H. Thompson, as will be seen by his
•card in to-day’s paper, has commenced business on
■.the wharf as a shipping and commission merchant.
Tie merits success, and wilt no doubt achievo it.
Thu HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT OP STnAW,F!'.r,T,
and other Hats can be purchased of Charles Oakford
Sons, 831 and 836, Chestnut Btreet—Continental
’ 'Hotel.
! Sale op Books and Paintlnos.—Messrs.
• TBirch & Son. No. Oil Ohcstnut street, will sell this
.•morning, at io o’clock, a private Library of Miscel
laneous Boohs, and at II o’clock a collection of ole
;gant Pain ling? richly framed.
Attention is invited to the advertisement of the
•Tine of steamers leaving How York for New Haven,
••.’Hartford, and Springfield. The boats are titled up
tin tho finest stylo, and the trip is one of the most
-delightful at tills Benson of the year.
Champs, Colic, Cholera, : Summer . Com
tPLAiNT, Dysentery, Dlarrhcca, and all afibetions of
■the bowels arc cured promptly and effectually by
Hr, D. Jayno’s Carminative Balsam, Being plea
sant to tho taste, It is roadily taken by children, and
Tiaving maintained its popularity for, over' thirty
■years, the proprietors,confidently recommend it as a
■Standard household remedy. Prepared,only at 212
-Chestnut street. _____ Jo2T-mw2t
■ A . splendid assortment of misses’, childrens’
•and boys' bats, at reduced prices, can be purchased
■ ■of Charles' Oakford a Sons,BS4 and 838 Chestnut
rstroot, Continental Hotel.
«Db. Jaykb's Exri;«TOBANT 18 n certain, safo,
-and prompt remedy for Couglis, Colds, ami all Pul
monary Complaints. /je2Mnw2t:
I’ibbh'OllKS, Fibeiyorkh.— A largo assortment
•Of the mOBt brilliant works over offered.
. E. G. Wiiitmax fc Co., .
NO. 318 Chestnut street.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
The i
J MFroege, Decatur, 111
Ira Holmes, Chicago
Washington
S W Taylor, A *
W F Hansell*
WJonnl air,- Jr, UBN
a “ & lady, Boston
Sara 1 Freed, Boston
Geo Freed, Boston
Wm Howard, Ohio
Joo Blair, Ohio
A Fenton, Windsor
"Win >Vi I Hams, Bloomfield
Ja* Cooper NT
Bara’t Perkin*, NT
Uirard.
3 C Baker, Fa
LRogors, SmHhport, Pa,
H C Hunt, Chattanooga
I Van Wagoner & wf, N Y
Geo B Dickson, Dover, Del
John H Zeiglor, Harrleoarg
R L Mneuch, Harrisburg
Miss Morton, NY
B Kearne, N Y
J Waraell, N Y
Jno C Wilson, N Y
GeoAVeightman, Jr, NY
J * Boyer &lndy, Dayton
Mrs S McMurtrio. Oal
J M Frick, Ashlnnd
n it Tracy, Pine C4rovo
B A Aldorson, Mo
A Ablerann, N Y
w u Lnubacli, Catasanqaa
J J Laubach, Caiasauqua
R M Martin, Newark N J
Mrs B F Haynes, N 0
Saint Prince,Pennsylvania
, Tims E Woodcock, Pouna
John L aniler,3VasUlugton
J-B Jones, Washington
W H Plutt&ia, Berllu, Pa
D AYeyr.ud & la, Poona
J L Bacon, Laurel, Del
0 T 8 Shaw, Washington
AV P Smith & la. Baltimore
AV Flint, New York
H A Sago & wf, Easton
P F CauHcyj Jr, Del
. Miss Fannie Craig
H L Trask, St Louis
D E Bronson, Now Jersey
B G Beumlici. Penna .
B Fentress, Maryland" '
J P Fentress, Maryland
Koht H McKune, Scranton
i II B Schofield
John Waller, AVash, D C
H Brimni, Peuua
JanTalhoit, NT
K I* llouderujii, Boston
C Carpenter, N Y
F McOmber, Valparaiso
Chiis J Welsh, Valparaiso
0 3! Steiuman, Lancaster
lIJS Lemnu, Lancaster,
. Jacob JDorrte, Albany
S II Stone, Syracuse
'Gen >V Stone, B S N
J W Alien, Ohio
•J°h J Gest, Cincinnati, 0
J W Dutton, Newark
£ Baltimore -
S 1> White, Baltimore
John Sherburne, Penna
Root Go(Jn>an, Poena
Robert James, Portland
Jas Williams, Portland
K R Cochran, Delaware
W Polk, Delaware
Alex Pollock, New York
John T Cowan & tarn, Pa
Sirs Culbertson, Louisville
Hugh Jameson, Penna
Geo Magruder & wf, Ohio
Bliss Satlie MagnulerJOliio
Geo ('orbyn, Louisville
-C Fletcher Afniu, 'Madison.
The Cow
B S Muhlenberg, Lancaster
J Laughliu, Jr, Pittsburg
C W lleydrick, Oil City
WLowi her, Newport
J R Lowther, Newport
J DLsyug & wf, Pittsburg
Miss S Blears, Pittsburg
T Denmead, Ohio
J> Spencer, Pittsburg
J Hager & wf, Lancaster
Bliss Hendorsou, Carlisle
JUispParker, Mifflin'
0 F Holgftte& la, Iml
G 8 Lacy
C, B Bray, Nashville
RB Groosbeck, Cincinnati
Mrs Groosbcck, CineinnaU
"“Bliss Cincinnati
Miss M Groosbeck; Gin
L Berryiuau <& lady
5’ D Taylor, Boston
F Broward, New York
II Caugliey, Baltimore
W C Walker, Cal
JAHoitne, Bdsu»u-
EHutchi&son, Boston
Blr Stoeekl & fa, Rus BZla’r,
:J M Weridenbutn & la. N B’
John P Dickinson, N Y
a A B I)e Groff, Now York ■
A Campbell, New York *
TCCampbell, Now York
CFHaviiund & wi/e, N Y
W J Wilmer, Baltimore
J R Boyle, London
H S Mtreier, Tovanda, Pa
John H Stewart, Pittsburg
J Andrews. -Columbus, O
J Draught, Columbus, 0 -
A T Adams. -Fitchburg* Bid
ZB Adams, USA
R Edgar, New Orleans
KB Dewitt, New Orioan*
S 1, Merchant & 2 ch, N Y
F Berthoud, New York
LAV Bostwick, Wash,DC
Mrs JR Bostwick. Wash, 1) C
Miss Bostwick, Wash, D C
GF Pitt, Boston
Mrs EUis Sr daughter
D Parrish, Jr
J S Brown, Pittsburg -
J Ring, Pittsburg
8 F Streeter, Baltimore
Chaa AV Cltuftm.New York
A U Norton, Ohio
L Rose. New York
C Funk, Titusville,.Pa
W B Bend & la, New York
A L Bancroft, California
A Wood, Louisville
S Porter, Comiectidiit
Jos Jordan, New York
LJ) Atwater, New York
■ J.AV Russell & wf, Peoria, 111
B U Stenemeu, Wash, 1) C
JW Croeker, Providence
Theodore Allen, USA
S B Pierce, Boston
G AV A Williams. Boston
CH Hayden, Boston
W Garrett, New York
AV P Clark, Bostou
G IT Marvin, New York
H Norris, Springfield
A Green &la, Miiwaukoo
C B Stephens, .Taunton
.T AA T Guernsey, Franklin
Mrs J'AV Guernsey, Penna
GA-Gnernsey, Fmaklln
U W Soule, New York
EAStorrs, Chicago
Mr* Holland, Hartford ,
Mrs Chapman, Hartford
Mr* Burnham N-Y
J Gage & ‘a, Clucago
W li Edes, Georgetown,DC
T H Bacon & wf, Boston
C«pt Tribe
Lt Com Stillwell, US N
S A Alien, N Jersey
C W Whicc, U S N
Cluia It Cornwall, N Y
Thos AV Grilfin, Baltimore
,S it DetnorilKvitt.NttslivEHo
’ W J Tiiomas St la, Nashville
N Owen & wife, Bath.
AV S Reese, Maryland
Mr Campbell, Md
War re n Lazell, New York
Tbi>a Chambers, N Y'
W H Richmond, Pouna
Mrs Catie, Peuna
Mias Stowart, Penna
J ATryou &.wf. St Louis
Sliss Wolcott, New York
Eiiw Child & la. N Y
0 A E Etving, Boston
Col Thurston, USA ‘
John Taylor, Hartford
J W Kennau, boston
A B French, B eton
F F Smith, Conn -
James Street, Cal
Goo L Trask, New Tort
J P Bartholomew. Wash,DC
Z D Gihuan, AVash, DC
J 13 Randal, New York
John a Green, Baltimore
F M Offtut, Cumbedaad, Md
Capt J K Smith & la, Wash
Dr W H Keener, Baltimore
A J H AVay, Baltimore ..
J C Nellsou, Charlestown
Iv White, Lowell
D A Hawkins, New York
N D Levy & la, Virginia *
Gen L Harris, New York
Wiß Brook, Baltimoro
XVKEdea;
Tlios L Rogers, New York
P Albert, New York
John a Lee
RB Williams
Rev j B Morse, Carlisle
Mr Acton
The Me
J H Payne. New York
P Fagan, afftiieh Chunk
O P Hand, Norfolk, Va
T J WMtu, New York
S Wert, New York
31 Biaekey
G RFoster.Pfciilipsburg
I> K Bitiler, Altoona
Dr W Levingtou
M Sehradzki, Cincinnati
l'W Evans. Williamsport
A U 3laun, Lock Haven :
Mrs N Bl&nn, Lock Haven
E'Beyiman, Crescent. Pa
Hon C 31 Donovan, N J
H B BicCauiey, Cape May -
D G Morris, Catasaqua ,
S CWoodward, Lawrence i
31 B Prestley, Norihumb'd
t France, New York
Htmry Kerch & wf, Penna'
J 31 Clark « wf, Trenton
J S Todd, Ebensbnrg ■
JF Spangler, York, Pa
T £ Lawton, Massachusetts
J 0 Loraine. Clearfield
Peter Kni, Light Street, Pa
Sirs Miller, Cincinnati
Mrs Berbee, Cincinnati .
E J Gnynor &: wf, Easton
ETeil& wf, Phiilipaburg
BF Kiegol, Easton
R H Rost, New York
C&pt W K Havilaml, Wash
3rrs W S Haven, Pittsbarg
C C Haven, Pittsburg
C Robrer, Lancaster co
D Lefever, Lancaster co
W Whitaker, Peach Bottom
T Whitaker, Peach Bottom
G R Lee, New York
J B Gazzam
E R Elmer, Bridgeton
Rev J B Patteraoa.OMd
sC CUristmau & wf, Dal
W Skiff, Cincinnati
W B Haidemaa, Cincinnati
T J Burchfield,'Pittsburg
JR Wilson, Smyrna, Del
S Brown, Hartford
G W Holman,.Brooklyn, .
li A Thayer, Allentown
D B Palen, Scranton
\ Eie Aui
G G Hatch, New Jersey
,H SMarlin,Alexandria, Ya
G H Keener, U S A
Biajor Chas A Winn, USA
D W Brookfield, New York
S G Keeler, New York, .
lerlcan.
F A Taber & la, Baltimore
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W J Nichols, Lewlstowa
H H Wiley, Penna
Geo Derrickson, Delaware
J L Glazen, Huntingdon.
J L Hale, Milwaukee
SPSlcGrim, Cmrinnati.O
D C Larrabee, Coudersport
W P Lander,New York
S Duaa & la, Le Roy
H Whitfield, Chicago, 111
Charles Hebard,Penna
Martin Bourke k la, N Y
31J O’Rourke, New York
Ralph Tozer, Stockton, Pa
R Gilbert, Stockton,Pa
Miss Gilbert,;Stockton,
31iss Lynne, EastonSS :
F G Parke, Elkton~Md
J H Brinton, W Cneater -1
R P Smith
G B Rawlings. Utica,NY
Jos Price, New York
W H Hyde, Wilm, Del
3£iss M Rutlene. Baltimore
E J Horner, Delaware
H G Fisher, Huntingdon
H H Hopkins, Tyrone City
1) Jones,Tyrone City
Richard Langdon.Bedford
Hugh Shaw, Jersey Shore
J W Casey, Illinois
PLR Wyckoff
CaptMn S Kennedy
George W Holmes, Prov.Rl
Arnold Peters,Prov, RI
W R Hninershotz, Rending
E Olipb&nt, New Lisbon,N3
J BieNamee, Philiipsburg
J|H Riley, Golumbtis, 0
A Humphreys, Maryland
LP Humphreys, Maryland
J C Preeny, Maryland
Geo Dougherty, Borclentn
L Swain, Bordcntown
C K Ricker, Neu&York ;
J P Dole, New York
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E C Hickman, West Chester
Robt Alexander, Lanc co
J G Mitchell, Newark, Del
S H Harrington, Newark
H B Webb
J R Robinson
imerdal.
J F Stubbs, Chester co
D A Stubbs, Chester co
E D SlcClenahan, 3fd
J C Worth, Oxford
G McKinsey, Lexington.
S aicllhenny, Lexington.
E B GuU, Downincton
G RCiarke/Pottstown-
G H Maynard, Strasburg
John Hauch, York co
N S Easton, Belvidere, N J
A Bridges, Newton, Mass
S K Snath, Pemberton, N J
Samuel Winpenny
.1 Brewster, Huntingdon
Benj Gadwailader, Penna
J D Scott, New Britain
W P Johnson, Oxford .
W Siadden, New Castle
P Alexander, Hagerstown
D Stubbs, Chester co
Union.
Robert H Jaggard
A KiTk, Maryland
MissH Donaboe,.Maryland
Bliss 31 Wails, Maryland
J Skimmerhorn. .
C Jeff Ties, Roseland
G Kauffelt,Penna:
J Hodgson, WCbester
W Pain, Columbia
PS Decaart, ChAmberoburg
D fi Boony,Pittsburg
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J R Bailey, Chester co
A Best, Chester co .
H A Downey,Chester co
C W Thomae,Chester co
E Baker, Chester co
H Jefferson, Delaware
G L Laita.Harrisbnrg
J Porbs. Penna
J 31 Dailey, New York -
GW buLtzhfich, Lancaster
B Sultzbach, Lancaster
AG Suitzbach,Lancaster
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MLand, Boston }
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ChasKirkbride, Attleboro;
R 31 Knight, By berry !
Geo Clo*son, Pt Pleasant j
Ja.« Bockman, Jlontgomery
Orrin Browning-Wyomingi
Wni G Watson, Backs co
Camper Bates, New York I
|Geo Jamison, Lehigh co
iSam’l Tobias, D&ttph»a
• Dr L B Lentz, Bethiehera
jGeo Haney. Alexandria.
[Miss E Watts, New Jersey
Miss Kate Davis, N Jersey
Geo Coffey, New Jersey
iDavid JarretU'Bocksco
IRobt L Bedine.Forrflstville
}Wm Davison, Montgomery
Aiuos Tilton t Trentou,N J
Adam Gelsh, Lancaster co
H J Conner,Columbia co
J C BfcGuigan, Tatnaqua
R L Walker, Lebanon
J H Hunt, Milford, N J
John Powers, Boston
Dr H Rosenberg, Pa
LCallefiower, Pa
TI Sturdevant, N J
CPomroy, Pousville
J 31 Bivins, Narroweburg
J Harris, Elmira, NY
PP Bennett, Elinira,NY
Rirs A T Blorgan <k son, 111
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D W Howell, Easton.
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B 3 Autriin & wf, N J
F Antrim & la, N J
J W Case & wf, BuekßCo
Mbs S Worthington, Pa
N Shurtz, New Jersey
A H Stover, New Jersey
Wm Fisher, New Jersey
Mr Larison, New Jersey
Mr Titus, tew Jersey
A J Evans, Maryland
Wm McGanna, Chester co
John D Laverty, Lane co
Wm F Watson, Bucks co
J Stackhouse & la, Bucks co
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P K Beifenyder, Reading
John Kline, Reading
Judge A Apple, Backs co
H B Fri<«, Kutztown'
J B Wagenhorst, Bucks co
ck Bear.
;.I H Dietrick, Kutztowu
iJoba Hersh, Pennsbnrg
Cbas Btorrison, RockTiiia
P N Hensinger, Penna
Bliss Keck, Allentown
Comly Kadcliff, Doylest’n
A Buckruan & la, Penna
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WP Haber, Penaa
H H Rader, Pennsburgh
R Zlegenfus, Lehigh Gas
E L Borfcrce, Stroudsburg
A T Poster, Bethlehem
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J Haak, Myarsfcowu
Miss S hteidiuger, Easton
R A Stoughton, Slilton
L S SpreaHle, York, Pa
M BLrick/Myerstowu -
P Stout, Myerstowa
J H Knaues, Bethlehem
J 0 Weitzel, Harrisburg
Til© N«
ttional.
£ Fixy Beading H Boon tz, Beading
J Borer, Heading A Hippeijßirdsboro
G Winderholden, K O II B Jones,Now York
W Winderholden, NO C Tomkln?, Conn -
J Caldwell, Clinton co G Smith,Canton,Pa
E Everett, wataonto'wn
SPECIAL NOTICES
A Scientific Yegetable Combination
OF RARE INGREDIENTS--NOT A Dl'E.
For changing gray hair to iteoriglnaVcolor.
For promoting itg growth and stopping its failing.
For cleansing the scalp, curing dandruff, &c.
For making the Fair soft, flexible, and glossy, :
For preserving the original color to old age. .
“London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing, ”
“ London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing. “ :
“ London. Bail Color Restorer and Dressing, “
“ London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing.’’
MOKE TESriMOKY IN ITS FAVOR.
Dr. ISAAC S. MILLER, West Brecknock, Fa., writes:
As a restorer of gray hair and preventive of baldness,
it is the best remedy I have oyer sold, and gives entire
satisfaction to all. *
N.McCLAKRaN Si Co.,one of the most reliable houses
in Pittsburg, Pft , say: “The London Hair Color Re
storer” gives the most unqualified satisfaction, and
•we have no hesitation in recommending it to our mos*
intimate friends;.
Price 75 cents; six bottles for $l. Sold by Dr. SWAYN E
& SON, 330 North SIXTH Street. It
Hoyt’s Hiawatha Hair Restorative.
HOYT’S HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
HOYT'S HIAWATHA HAIR:RESTORATIVE.
BOYT’SBIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
HOYT’S HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
In Longfellow's Poem Hiawatha was adjudged to
have conferred the greatest boon on hie tribe because
he brought to its notice corn. Everyone will admit
that our preparation Lb worthy ofitß name, for the bans'
&ts it confers when U Is known..
WHAT THE HIAWATHA DOES.
It. restores.fadeiand gray hair and whiskers to their
original color. It brings up the natural shading of one'
hair with another, thue giving the hair a perfect life
appearance, so that the most critical observer cannot
detect Ha use. It makes harsh hair soft and silky, stop!
Its falling out, cleanses it and the ecalp from all impa
rities, is as readily applied and wiped from the skin a*
any hair dressing, and entirely Overcomes the bad-of
focts of previous use of preparations containing tmlplmr,
sugar of lead, &e.
: The proprietors of the Hiawatha published the follow*
lag challenge to test in the New; York dailies three
weeks, which
WAS NEVER ACCEPTED:
Let some well known and disinterested persons ap*
point one to the proprietor of each preparation for the
hair to bring up the color. Every proprietor to use no*
thing but his own preparation, and the person nothing
also daring the test. A certificate of the result lobe
widely published at the expense of the unsuccessful
competitors. Sold everywhere.
JOSEPH HOTT & CO.,
10 University Place, Now York,
One-Prick Clothing, ok the Latets
Styles, made In the Best Manner, expressly for RE*
TAIL SALES. LOWEST Belling Price* marked In
Plain Figures. AU Goods made to Order warranted
satisfactory. Oar One-Prick System 1h strictly adhered
to. All are thereby treated alike. ,
de2B-Jy JONES & CO., 004 MARKET Street.
Muontal.
'clinntsV
SWOPE—ROGERS,—On tbe .Stb inst., at the resi
dence of the bride’s parent**, near Crosswicks. N. J.,
by Rev. Henry Perkins, William Swope, of Philadel
phia, to Miss Susan N. Rogers. . *
IRWlN.—'Suddenly, on the 26th iust., Mr. John Ram
sey Irwin, aged 24 years, son-in-law of.tha Hon. Philip
S. White.
The relatives and friends of the family, the Phcunix
Fire Hose Company^.and Washington Grays; are re
epectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Ashland
House, Arch, above Seventh street, on Thursday after
noon, at one o’clock. To proceed to Mount Moriah
Cemetery. ; ' **
• POLLOCK. —June 23,15&J. from a wound received oil
the I.7th inst., in front of Petersburg, Va., Lieut. Curtis
C. Pollock, Company G, 4Sth Regiment P. V., inthe22d
year of bis age.
Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend'
the funeral,which will take place on Wednesday next,
the 29th inet., at o'clock r. 31. , from tbo residence of
Wm. Pollock, East iiarket street, PottsviHe.
.: KOBBiNS..—On the 25thinst., 31rs. Hunhah, widow
of the late C S. Robbins, aged 74 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of her
son-in-law, Rev. GeovHand, Hatboro’, oa-Weduesday
afternoon at 2 Qr'cbck. *
RICHARDSON. —On the 26tb, 3lrs. Mary Colton Rich
ardson, wife of William Richardson, Sr., aged 77
years:
The rel&tivesnnd friends of the family are respectfully
invited to atteall the funeral, Irom the residence of her
husband, No. SIS Gaskili street, on Wednesday after
noon, at S o’clock; to proceed to Pine-st. Church. ***'
IRwiN. —On Blonday, the 27thinst., Archibald, infant
eon of William S; and Lillio L. Irwin, aa«d 3 mouths
and 16 days - ' '
/KtSf* OFFICE OF ’THE - CITY TKEA.-
SURERi ' PiiiLADEi.pmA. Jane 27, lS6t.
NOTICE. —The semi-unnaal interest on the funded
debtofthecity of Philadelphia, due July 1,1864, will
he paid on and after said date, at this office.
je2&'3t HENRY, BUMM, City Treasurer,
5.T Sheaf.
ra* DIVIDEND NOTICE -OFFICE OF
*35” THE MINERAL OIL COMPANY, 524:WAL
NUT Street, Philadelphia, June 28, 1564.
The Board of Directors have this day deciareda divi
dend of ONE PER CENT, on the capital stock of this
company, payable on and after the 9th of July, free of
State tax. . :
GREAT CESTItAI FAIR.-AT A
meeting or the EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,heId
June 27th, it was on motion
liesolvtd. That the opening of the proposals for the
purchase of the buildings bo deferred until FRIDAY,
July Ist, until which day, at 3F. M., addHiouai propo
sals will be received.
HORACE HOWARD FURNESS,
je£S 3t . Secretary.
TUB SUSQUEHANNA ANDTIDE-
WATER CANAL COMPANIES have thair offico
at No. 417 WALNUT Street, Room No. 4.. -
The “Transfer Agency” of these Companies, hereto
fore in South FOURTH Street, has been removed to the
office of the Companies, at the pines above stated.
NOTIOE.-ALL CREmTOKS OF
the GREAT CENTRAL FAIR will semi
theirßecounts forthwith to tho.office No. 132 .J CITLb !-
NUT Street, addressed to Mr. G. A. WOOD, Chairman
of the Auditing Committee. v
HORACE HOWARD FURNESS,
; je2?-4t Secretary. ,
What Dn. Swathe's CoiiroraD Stbtjp
&& WCihntKy Will Do.
* ‘ U will Care the moet atubborn Cough. M
“It will Care Bronchitis, Asthma, Boro Throat. ’ 1
"It will Cure Night Sweats, Nervann Dobillty,"
‘ * It will Cure Blood Spitting, AVoak Hrfewt. ’ 1
"It will positively Cure all Pulmcmary Com
plaints. *’
"It has Cured very many Cases of Consumption, even
after the Lungs had become much disordered." We
have hundreds of Certificates to prove this faot. Price,
91 per bottle, or six .bottle* for $5. Prepared only by
DR. SWAYNJEfA* SON, 330 North SIXTH Street.
To Cuba® . the House of Flies, usa
Catcher's celebrated
. LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER,
a neat, .cheap article, easy to use. ; Every sheet will kill
a quart. Sold everywhere.
FRENCH, RICHARDS, & GO., TENTH and MAR.
RET Streets, Philadelphia, wholesale agents.
my.26-wfm2m , . " '.
Haib Dye 1 Hair Dye !!
BATCHELOR’S celebrated HArR BYE in the. limit in
the H'br/d. Tlie ouly Harmless, True, andXetiaHe
Dye known. TUs splendid- Hair Dye Is perfeci
ohannos Red, Rnsty, or ,oi-H7 Hair lnstently te a
Glossy Black or A'a/vral Brown, witliont injurina She
Hair ,or Stall tea tin* Skin, ieav-la< the Hair Soft and
Beautiful; imports, fresh vitality, frequently restoring
Its pristine color, and rectifies the 1H elfectsof bad Dyes.
The genuine 1b signed William A. .Ba'Cciislor; all
others are mere imitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists, Ac. FACTORY, 82 BARCLAY Street,
New York. Batchelor's new Toilet Cream for Dressing
the Hair. '," iy3l-ly ■
G 1863 B. ■
New York, April 18,1854.
We reEpectfully invite yottr attention to and coneide
ration of the justly celebrated and reliable remedy foi
Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Debility, and Prostration. Tht
proprietors are proud to acknowledge the unparalleled
success which has attended the sale of their valuahU
preparation, known in nearly every portion of ths
civilized world as the “GOLDEN BITTERS.”
We risk nothing when we terra them a 'mlunbU pr*
partition, for they are one of the few articles of the
present day which are not a humbug; andwe are wiL
'ling and able to satisfy any person or persona who will
call upon us, that the celebrated * 1 Golden Bitters*' ar#
ft genuine, bona fide hygienic article. It is tho.wish of
the proprietors that the virtue of the article be tested be
fore condemning. A decision of their merits by any on*
who has tried them is worth a million of purchased
bogus testimonials. For creating a healthy APPfiTITB
they are invaluable, and are unequalled asa TONIC.
They are mild in their action, and operate in gtvia*
vigor and strength to the system—not by any change
they:produce In the solids, but through tbo medium oi
the living principle’. They are purely VEGETABLE/
being composed of Gentian Root, Calarans. Sassafras,
and many other remedial ageuts of the Vegetable world.
»U preserved in Jamaica Rum and Sherry Wine.
AS A BEVERAGE
they are the most wholesome, invigorating, and pala.
table sthonlant ever offered to the public. And thefari'
of their being prepared chemically and ectentificalij
preclndes the possibility of a bitter, unpleasant taste,
common to Bitters, generally offered for sale. We es
pecially recommend theni to LADIES, and particularly
to those suffering from Debility, AVealcnees, and Pros
cralion. Half a wine glass of these ■' ‘ Bitters’ ’ three oi
four times a day will produce a remarkable healthy
change In pereous greatly debilitated, The “ Golder
Bitters’ ’ have been tried and not found wanting. - They
ire put up in our own patent quart bottles, and for sail
by Druggists, Grocers, &c., throughout the world.
bottle bears a fac simile of the signature of Hub
be! & Co. GEO. C. HUBBEL & CO.,'Sole Proprietors.
Hudson, N. Y. ; Central Depot, American Ex. Building,
New York; E. G. BOOZ, Agent, Pbilada. ie6-4w
Bteinway & Sons, '
PIANOS, . PIANOS,
For sale only at
BLASIUS BROS.,
my4-H . 1000 CHESTNUT Street.
The PopoiiAß Clothing Hotjsb of Phila
“OAK HALL.”
Best-class goods at moderate prices.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
S. B. Miner SIXTH and MAKKET Street*.
Custom Department (to make to Order) No. I S. Sixth *t.
Whbblkb & Wilson’s Highest Premium
LOCK-STITCH
SEWING kkoHINES.
■ ' t
THE CHEAPEST, SIBfPLEST, AND BEST,
Salesrooms, 704- CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh
I~>T~F!T~>
TyXTRA ATTENTION TO STHA^N
JU gees DURING THE SANITARY FAIR. :: .
FnU stock of FANCY GOODS. .
Full stock of STAPLE GOODS.
Full stock of SUMMER SHAWLS.
Full stock of BLACK SILKS.
EYRE & LANDBLL,
je7 : 4PO ARCS Street.
NOTICE-ALL CREDITORS OF
.IJ3S* the GREAT CENTRAL FAIR will please send
their acconnis forthwith to the Olfice, No. 1333
CHESTNUT Street, addressed to 3lr. G. A. WOOD,
Chairman of. the Auditing Committee, having first ob
tained the vouchor of the chairman by whom the ac
count was opened. HORACE HOWARD FURNESS,
je29-Jt . . Secretary.
UXIVJERSITY OF .UJSWXSTjLTA-
NJA.—Chtss of’fil will meet at the University
THURSDAY MORNING, atll o’clock. . - It*
OFFICE OF THE CITY TUEA
SURER, 1 Philadelphia, June 27 IS«L
NOTICE.—LOANS OF THE. CITY OF PHILADEL
PHIA, Maturing July 1, 18G4, will be paid.on pro
sematioa at this office—interest ceasiug from the date of
maturity. HENRY BUMM.
je29-3t - City Treasurer.
f-325»». (IUABTEKLYaiEEHNG OF STAR
OF AMERICA LODGE, No. 5*3, I. Q. of 0. F.,
Collection of dues.
It* • E. HERITAGE, Secretary.
NO TI C E -THE MEMBERS OF
MW the PUCE NIX HOSE COMPANY averespect*
fully invited to attend the fuueral of JOHN R. IRWIN.
Bleetafc Hose House, on THURSDAY. AFTERNOON, at
1 o’clock, fit*] JAS S. IIALLOWELL, Secretary.
GREAT CENTRAIi FAIB-CLOTH
MW IXO AND 3IERCHANT TAILORING DEPART
MENT.—The undersigned Treasurer acknowledges the
receipt of the following contributions :
Goldsmith Brothers $3O ,
Thomas B. Ellis. 25.'..'
Henry Stevenson..-...- 25
' . ■ $lOO
Previously rep0rted.................. $7,744 37
In former acknowledgment........ ...,,.....$7,844 37
Cash (name not reported) 820, should have read Ettin
gerit Tuck $2O. SIMON W.. ARNOLD, Treasurer,
It No. 333 MARKET Street,
COMMITTEE OS IJENEFirS, EN
wp& -TEBTAINMENTS, AND. EXHIBITIONS,
Additional acknowledgments;
Of P- Heroic, Esq., proceeds of an Entertain
• ment af Williamsport, Penua................... $351 00
Of Mrs. A. Russell, proceeds of Entertainment
at Pottsville, Penna.*........................... 156 S 3
OS Mrs. Warner Johnson, part proceeds of Ama
teur Theatricals; at Germantown 300 CO
Of Mrs. Juniata G. Hart, proceeds of ft Concert
bj* the Colored Women’s Lincoln Association.. 3100
s73s $6
GEO. GILPIN, Treasurer. ,
T0ta1....
UNIVERSITY OF PEXNSYL-
W3&-- Y t ANIa—DEPARTMEST/OF ARTS.—The An
nual ' Commencement,: for conferring Degrees iu the
Arts, will be held on FRIDAY, the Ist day of July, in
the MUSICAL FUND HALL. The Procession will
leave the College Hall at 10 o’clock A. M. The Reverend
Clergy, Judges of the United States and State Courts,
the Mayor of the City, Select and Common Councils,
the Board of Directors and President of the Girard Col
lege, the Principal of the Central High School; tiro can
didates for the Degree-of Master of Arts, aud other
Graduates of ike University, are invited to attend-.
GEORGE ALLEN,
\je29-St Secretary of tho Faculty of Arts.
The transfer books will be closed on the Ist of July, at
31\ M., and be opened on the 9th.
THOS. R. SEARLE,
je29-9i* - Secretary. .
FOiYTECHXIC COLLEGE.-THE
9Z3& Annual COMMENCEMENT for conferring De
grees will be held iu CONCERT HALL on THURSDAY
EVENING, June 30th, beginning at § o’clock. The
Commencement Address will be delivered by Hon.
HENRY BARNARD, LL.D., of Connecticut. Music
by Germania Oichcstra.; Tickets will not be required.
ALFRED L. KENNEDY, M l).,
je2B-St* \ . Prea. ofFaculty.
KSSr* STAXJE CENTRAr. CO.UMITTBE,—
The members of the STATE CENTRAL COM
MITTEE will meet for organization at* o’clock P. M.,
on WF.DXESOAY, July 6th,at the house of the CHAIR--
MAN. in HARRISBURG, Pa. By order of
1 jfllV-Gy6 SIMON CAMERON. Chairman. .
S 3® 38 PIITIADEIiWIIAAND READING
•Z3=? RAILROAD COMPANY, Office, N0.»327 South
FOURTH Street, ;
Philadelphia, June 22, ISG-l.
To avoid detention, the holders -pf COUPONS of this
Company due on tho Ist proximo are requested to leave
. them at this Office on or before the SOth fast., when re
ceipts will be given, and checks wilt bo ready forde
livery oa the Ist proximo in exchange for: said receipts.
je2S-7t S. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
ra* OFFICE UNION PASSENGER
I® RAILWAY COMPANY, No. 410 WALNUT St.,
Juno 18, 1864.—The second instalment of. Five Dollars
on each share of the capital Stock of the Union Passenger
Railway Company will bo due aud payableat the office
of said Company on and after July 7, 1864.
By order of the Board of Directors.
. je2Q*l4t* W. H. KEMBLE, Sscreiary.
NOTICE.-THE BOOKS FOB SUB
KJg scriptlonto the Capital Stock of the PHILLIPS
OIL COMPANY will he opened at North FRONT
Street, on and after the 21st lust. Tlio attention or the
public la rei-pcctfnlly requested to the-merits of this
Company. For further information apply to the under
signed, ' COCHRAN 4 RtmSELL -
Xtulaselphiai Jwie jU«180i : JbSHV
•TUB PKEBB.—PHILA DEI/PBLTA: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 18R4.
Iffl*-* <i«KAT OKiVTKAh i’AIR.-fllß
*zx? undersigned, Treasurer of the COMMITTEE
ON TOBACCO AND ClGARS,acknowledges the receipt
of tho following stock of goods contributed to tho Tobac
co Departmont-HVom
G. W, Gall ft Ax, Baltimore, ccnrtrlbutlon, 4
eases tobacco.- «. $520 44
Benry 31 Waifs, Now York, contribution, to
bacco.. I. ...... GO 00
W. M. Abbey & Joeopb Brooke, PluSiJdolphia,
contribution, 25 boxes tobacco 200 00
Wts. Warner ft Co., do., contribution, Hf'doefcn
rtpuH,.;.. , 107 00
Woßjp'nßros,,do., contribution, 6 bbla.emskiog
lobaeco.... US7O
Jos. Crewman, do., conVrHmilon, 25 lbs. smisT.. 20 00
E. II Bunt, do., contribution, 26 lbs Indian*
Brooking tobacco 25 00
J. K. Bnrfcjr ft Co., do., contribution, 2,090 ci
gars.
£wlth Bros e do. ,coutribntio*j« 10 gros'r tobacco. 7&’20
is. J. Greontjvdo.. contributibn; 125155. Lyuch-
I burgKinokliig tobacco.... 50130
’ Friskmnth ft G<r- , do., coatrtbntion,- 5,000 cigar# 2CO'CQ
G, Daly, do. .contribution, l.OOOctgaTa.
~ aSi - Beck, do , contribution, 100 algors.
. .OollectiocHper
William Foil or, Philadelphia, W. JM; Abbey Sc
__ J. 11. Simmon*, sundries.. 25 35
Tboa. Pomulail ft M. Holly, N. Y., W. Hf, Ab
bfcYatid J W. jSiumionH, s.OHO cigard’.... 95 00
31. Koghlaml,Philadelphia, W. at. Abbey'and
J, It: Simmon#, 10 boxes Turkish tottheco 5 00
John Babe, do., W. M. Abbey and J. It*. Sim
mon*. 100 cigars 5 00
J. h. M'elttgnc, do. , W. M. Abbey and J. I£;Slm~
mona,-2cr«. navy tobacco... 150
Samuel Nathan, do,, W, M. Abbey* and J. If.
Simmons, 40t> cigar*..... 8 00
JM, Lnderitak,'do.,W. M. Abbey aud J. H. Sim 5 -
mom, Soocigars...... 9 00
W, H. Bowkey, co., W. M. Abbey and J. If*
Simmons, 4uo cigars.... ... §OO
Sabater ft iiftnke, do., W. M. Abbey aiid J. If,’
Simmons. 33-boxes smoking tobacco- 72 00
G. W. Long, do., W. M. Abbey and J. H. Sim
mous, 230 cigars. 12 ()0
J. W. price, do., W. M. Abbey and J.Jf. SJm
mons, 100 Havana cigars. 1 ... K‘oo
Miss A. Herbert, do., L. W. Herbert and O. W.
Brenner, Ssmoking can 5...;.... lTOfr
A. Berkert, do., IL w. Herbert and G. W, Bren
nor, ICO cigars*.. 3 00'
J. B. Douglass, do., L. W, Herbert and G. W.
llrcmjer, 1 box sundries;.. 15 Oo‘
A. Gfimine, do., L. W, Herbert and GW. Bren
ner, 1 box sundries'........2o 00’
An*. Th. Diet/, do., U W: Herbert and G. W.
1 pipe... . 400
R. Metvdo .Catbrall,-Nassau, andßnckaor,soo
cigars... . 2000
J« l s otts,do.,Catlirall, Nassau, and Bnckuor, 500
cigars,. . 10 00
CharUa W. Ketler, do. r Ca thrall, Nassau, aud
Bncknor, 60Ucigars.. 8 09 ;
P. Siever, do., Uathrall, Nassau, and Bncknor,
SOU cigars and snuff boxes 1100
H. C. Henmiu,do.,Cathrali, Nassau,.and Buck*
por, lOOcigars 150
Unknown, do., A. R. Pougeray and Hare. 200
cigars...... 5 00
Geo. Lanard, do., A, H. Fougeray and Hare, 300
cigar 5........ 7 00
Gusiavus Auer, do. A. R, Fougeravand Hare,
ICO cigar5........*.. 2 00
Charles Fritz, do., A. R. Fougeray aud Hare, 2 -
dozen cigarcasos.;.... 8 00
J. C. Gordon,do , James W. Crowell, 100 cigars 300
J. Joy, do . 0. M. Meyer, 100 cigars.
A. H. Theobald, do., C. SI. Moyer, lOOcignrs.
W. H. Bort(jn, uo., do. ■- lOOclgars,
R. Dauber, do., do. 100 cigars. -
Ahrabam bchamberg.do , do. lOOcigtrs.
Dag. Deithei 1 , do., do. 100 cigars.
Philip Wen*, do., do. - ICK3cigars.
J. Simmon, do., do. . 103 cigars.
I-. P. Fenner, do.,Teller, Anathan, ft Co. ,3 lis. . •'
Rough and Ready tobacco 4 59
E. U WUlken^ft 1 Co.,Baltimore,E,L.\V r ittbans,
ibs. smoking tobacco. ‘ '
Julius Kister, New berry, Teller, Anathan.ft Co., -
iai cigars. . .
John Keppler, Harrisburg, Teller, Aaathau, ft
Co. , 300 cigars. s
Fred. Junelle, Philadelphia,.Beck & Barns, IfiG.
civars. . -
51. Worthington, do., Backnor. SlcCamroou, ft
Co. ,1,000 cigats.
Sins do., Buckner, McCammbn, & Co., .
SCO cigars.
Unknown, do., August. Merino, 290 cigars....... 13 00
B. J. Parlett, Baltimore, J. K. Taylor, 1,000 ei
gare....... 20 00
J. d. Morris, Juliana Furnace,: J. K. Tarlor,soo
cimtiH. •
S. H. Born, Philadelphia, contribution, 200 ci-
gars.
n. B. Ritter, Norristown, contribution, 1,200 cl*
gars 44 50
F. J. Beerer, NorrisiownjtH. B. Ritter, 100 ci-
gars 35 00
Gail ft Ax, Baltimore, contribution, 1: Turkish
pipe, complete. ’ -
Beck ft Burns, Pbiladolphia, contribution,snuff -
and smoking tobacco.
Jos. Costas. Aug. Merino, 500 cigars.
Charles McGowan, August Merino, figurehead.
K. «eikel, do. "loocigars.
Capt. John Yance,of schr “Fannie, “ Thoo, 11. -
Yettcrlein, 10 fiis. Havana tobacco, @ $2.50... 25 00
D. Bear, Pniladelphia, W. H. Nassau and E A.
Ward, 300ciga>s, @ M 5 00
John Lees, do., W Tl, Nassau and E. A. Wood
ward, SOcigars, —.... ............ 500
G. Gumperi, W. 11. Nassau.and E. A. Wood
ward, 400 cigars, @ 40 0(3
Joseph Costas, August Merino, 500 cigars, @ $45 22 50
, IvuJms ft Herr, Lancaster, contribution, 100 lbs.
Penn. Seeds, Rear tobacco. : , •
J. K. Fisher, Lancaster, Kulins & Herr, 1,000
cigars.
Jacob L Fry, do., Kttlrns & Herr, 500 cigars.
J. Geibdr, do., KuJtna ft ITorr, 500 cigars.
L Caider, do., Kulms ft Herr, 500 cigars.
J. 11. Long, do., Kulms & Herr, 200 cigars.
J. H. Ostennever,do., Kulms ft Herr, 2t!G cigars;
Beck ft Buchnian, Philadelphia, McDowell ft
Duncan, sundrj smokingtobacco.... .......... .44 31
H. R. Wolf, contribution. l,ot© cigarsß 60 05
B. Rosenburg, Thoma« Hare, 400 cigars 12 00
—-Taylor, Erq., Bncknor, McCanmon, & Co.,
2cases coffee 170 00
. . _ THEO. H, VETTERLEIN,
je2S-2t '‘ Treasurer. ,
ftSgT* ,lIE «HEAOI* CENTRAL FAIR—
The undersigned, Treasurer of the Committoe
on Tobacco and Cigars, acknowledge the receipt |of the
following subscriptions aDd collections: .
Contributions before reported-..-....,.........56,976 75
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Smith Brothers, Philadelphia 200 00
Thomas Hare. do • ... 100 00
Gaiis & Tatem, .do 50 00
J. Pinto, - ' - -A'do- 25 00
Smidt & Cathrall, •: do 10000
Dramatical Eutertainmont given by Julius Vet
terlem and William Meurer. at No. 1422 Broad
5treet......... 3S 50
G. Ulrich, militia pay for 1562 S 75
Becks Born. Philadelphia. 60 00
Wurdle, Heed, & Co ,25 00
COLLECTIONS. -
J. V &gn6r, Philadelphia, per Puget & Merino.. 50 00
Thomas S. Smith,. West Chester, per Payne & -
G00id...... ff ft]
M. W.Steele, West Chester,per Payne & Goold. 6 00
P. Goold, do do : 600
E. J. Lloyd, Philiipsburg, per J.K. Taylor.... 5 CO
C. E. Murray, do do . ........ 103
J. J. Gfiler, do do ........ 103
J. B. Porley, do do ........ 100
Howard Mattley, ■ do do ........ 100
J. M Replrr, . do - do 100
Edward Albert, do . do ........ 1 00
P. Dayly, • do do ........ 500
John Lees, Philadelphia, per W. H. Nassau and
E. A. Woodward. 00
T. H. HoJl, jaer W. H. Nassau arid E. -
Woodward.. 10 00'
TIIE BAWIdSKS’ AND BROKERS’
9W TELEGRAPH COM PANY-Ineorporated • under
the laws of the States of -New. York, New Jersey, Mary
land, and the District ofColumbia, and by special act
of the Legislature of Pennsylvania. May 2Sth, 1564, and
organized in Philadelphia, with the following as
officers: . -
H. H. WAINWEIGHT, President.
J. S. RiTTENHOUSE, Secretary and Treasurer.
PIF-ECTORS.
GEO. W. McLEAN, Esq , firm of Jerome, Riggs, &
Co., New York. ' .
: H. L.• (JAW', Esq., firm of Gaw, Mecalasiar, & Co.,
Philadelphia. •
JOHN S. NEWBOLD, Esq., firm of Newboid, Son, &
Aertsen, Philadelphia,
WII. FISHER, Esq. , firm of Wm. Fisher '& Eons,
Baltimore.
LEONARD J. FORMEY, Esq.. , Baltirawe. - :
The object of the corporation is to erect two; sets of
poles'and wiresj forminga doubla line, to run bydif
ferent routes, connecting theories of JNew Fork, Phila
delphia, Baltimore, and Washington, and all the prin
cipal intermediate points, and>-o establish offices for the
reception and transmission of telegraphic messages,
•and, by connecting with other linesat the maiapoints,
to be able to send messages to all parts of the United
States and Canadas.
. The line is now in course of construction, and con
tracts have been entered into for the purchase of wire
and other materials. None will be used except of the
best quality, and it is contemplated ..to have one set of
wires in operation between tho main points in less than
sixty days, and the other set will be put up and in ope
ration immediately afterwards..
No enterprise nowin the market offers equal prospers
of profit with that of teiegraphieg, and tho nature of.
the bnsin?ss proposed to be done by this Company, as its
name implies, warrants its stock being recommended
to.the public as a choice investment. " '
A careful Estimate, based far-below the actual capa
city- of the number of wires proposed to be employed
by this Company shows that, with proper management,
it can earn and declare a dividend of IS to 2U per cent,
per annum.
Books for subscription to the capital ftock of this
Company will be opened in the city on WEDNESDAY,
29th inst,, at the office of Messrs. CHAS. CAMBLQS
& CO., 38 Sonth THIRD Street, and remain open until
3 o’clock on SATURDAY, July 2d. The subscriptions
received will he payable in instalments. - . .
It- is intended to have the interest divided in the
different cities through which the line will pass: there
fore but a limited amount of the stock will be offered in
each. Further particulars will be given upon applying
at the office of CHAS. CAMBLOS & CO.,
je2S-5t . 3S South THIRD Street.
USIYERSITY OF PENNSYL-
Biss’ VaNIA (Department of Arts).—The examine-:
lion of the Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman Classes,
at the close of the Third Term, will be held in the fol
lowingorderr
TUESDAS ,2Ut—From 9 toll, Sophomores , by Profes-
Bor (Arnold’s Lectures on Modern History), and
Freshmen, by Professor Kendall (Geometry), written.
From U to 1, Juniors, by the Provost: (Intellectual
Philosophy), oral.
' WEDNESDAY, 22d—From D to 11, Juniors, by Pro
fessor Kendall (Differential Catculns),and Sophomores,
by Professor Frazer (Chemistry of the Metalk), written.
From 11 to 1, Freshmen, by Professor Alien (Greek
Minor Poets), oral.
THURSDAY, 23d~From9toll, Sophomores, by Pro
fessor Kendall (Analytical Geometry), written. ; From
11 to 1, Juniors, by Professor Frazer (Heat and the
Steam-Engine), oral. :
FRIDAY, 24th—From 9 to 11, Juniors, by Professor
Jackson (Cicero’s Tusculanre) oral. From. 11 to 1,
Sophomores , by Professor Allen (Clouds of Aristo
phanes), oral. '
. MONDAY', 27th—From 9 toll, Juniors , by Professor
Allen (the Prometheus of JEschylus), oral. Fruia 11 to
1, Pi'eshmen, bv Professor CoppeeCnMoiTLoral,
TUESDAY, 28th—From 9 to 11, Sophomores, by Pro
fessor Jackson (Horace’s Odes), oral.
WEDNESDAY, 2Bth-From 9 to 11, Freshmen, by Pro
fessor Jackson (Livy), oral. • '• „
■■■■*. GEORGE ALLEN; . .
je2l-St . . Secretary oTthe Faculty of Arts.
jK£sr° NOTICE IS HIRESI G2V£X
W&G? that an instalment of OSD DOLLAR PER
SHARE on each and every Share of the Capital Stock of
the 2ETKA MINING COMPANY, has this day beeo
called in, payable on or befor& the FIRST DAY OF
JULY* 1864, at the office of the Company, No. 32& WAL
NUT Street, Philadelphia, ;
By order of the Directors, B. A. HOOpES,
Treasurer.
Philadelphia. JuneS, 1864. . jell-tjyl .
EMSETY EIOUra AKJNIVEKSA
•=» BY OF AMERICAN raDKREXDBWCB.
“THE STATE'SOCIETY■ OF THE CIHOWEKATI OF
The annua! stated meeting of 1 The State Society of
the Ciucimmti of Pennsylvania*” will he held at the LA.
PIERRE HOUSE, on BROAD-Street,, below CHEST
NUT, on MONDAY, the 4tb day of July, 1864, at 10
O’clock A. M. HARRIS L. S PRO AT,
j fc27-7t Secretary. _
KOTICE TO CONTRACTURS,—
•ESS* PROPOSALS willbe received at the Hotel of I,
B. JOLLY, in Dover, Morris county,. # J., on the Oth
of JULY, for the graduation and masonry of the OGDEN.
MIKE RAILROAD, ten mites in length. Plaos,.specifi
cations,.and profiles can ho seen, on aud after July Ist,
by applying to GKO, RICHARDS, President, at Dover,
or P. BRADY,Engineer,Catasunqua, Pdnaa. f
GEO RICHARDS, President.
je27-Bi* 1 .P,. BRADY - , Engineer, . .
UA’ivEKsrrr of pexnsylta
9=& NIA-DEPARTMENT OF ARTS.-The Exami
nation or Candidates tor admission will be held nt the
UNIVERSITY on THURSDAY, the SOtb Inst.; at 10
o’clock A. M. -Students can apply for admietion to pur
sue the fall course for the degree of Bachelor of Arts, or
only that portion of it for which the degree of Bachelor
or Science is given, or any auch portion as-'tUo. Faculty,
may sanction. GEORGE ALLEN, ,
je2?*4t Secretary of tho Faculty of Arts.
OFFICE OFTHE WESTMORELAND
COAL COMPANY, No. .230 South THIRD
Street, corner of WILLING ’S Alley. • ■ . . ■ . .
. Pm&ADELrrtrA, June 15,1864.
At a meetingof the Directors of the WESTMORELAND
COAL COMPANY held this day, a DIVIDEND OP
FIVE PER CENT, on the capital stock was declared out
of the profits for. the past six months, payable on and
after July 1, 1864.
Tho Transfer Books will be closed until July 2d next.
jel7-14t ’ F H. JACKSON, Treasurer.
ISSr** l>m»ENl» NOTICE -OFITCE <>F
I=s? the MAPLE SHADE OIL GO., 534 WALNUT
Street, Philadelphia.—A dividend of Four per cent. oa.
the capital stock of this Company has this day hepa de
clared, payable on and after the SOch inst, free o! State
tax. Tho transfer books will;be closed AtB P. M-, on j
SATURDAY, 25th, and opened on THURSDAY, 30tk. *
THOMAS R. SUABLE, Secretary.
June 2S, IS6L , je24*6t*
(K2i» OFFICE SOMERSET IRON AND
COAL COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA, 61
CEDAR Street, New Tonic, June 10,1864.
NOTICE is hereby givon that, pursuant to a reKoln
lion of the Board of Directors, an fnstHlment of TWEN
TY PER CENT, on the subscription t<*the Capital Stock
of the SOMERSET IRON AND COAX COMPANY OF
PENNSYLVANIA be, and hereby is, made payable to
JAMES WADSWORTH, Treasurer of said Company,
on or before the 18th day of July next. • • . t
jolS-t.iylB Attest: T. M. TYNG, Secretary.
r®*. DIVIDEND NOTICE -TUB Me*
1» CLINTOCKVILLB PETROLEUM COMPANY,
OißceNo. 411 WALNUT Streot. . • ,
Pjffii.APßi.PoiA, June 22.1^4.
, The Board of Directors have this day declared the third
monthly dividend of ONE PER CENT, on the Capital
Stock, payable at the office of Ihe Company on.ana after
WEDNESDAY*-July 6$ 1864. The Transfer Books will
close on WEDNESDAY, June 291 b, at until
JulyfiUi, - Vf% MOONEY, Secratary.
• - ■ -s7 t 67i) 00
THOMAS E.. VETTERLEINV
PENNSYLVANIA.”
MTAiI mi* OOODS.
TSARGAIKS.
SI.CO Melton Casflimores.
#,1,D0 MarsellloH Quilts, *
f 2.50 8-4 Damask Table Cloth*,
$3. fiO 8* 10 Dajn«hk Table Cloths.
80-ceut neat Plaid Lottos.
4 4 Plaid Mozambique*.
$l,OO Mohairs, colm'a aod black.
SO-cenfc Black'Wool Delaines,
62- cent Plain Wuof Delaines.
$3.00 Black Shawls.
$5.00 Plaid Lama Sbatflfl.
„ - v COOPER & COWARD*
E- eor. fIIKTH anil MAIiKET Streets
T>LA«K: BILES; BLACK BILKS.
-*-> SO-ADVAMCB IN PRICK!
Wo are tftHl selJici? oar Black Silks at the name prices
aawQdidc.ttlrln the season, notwithstanding tfio re
cent advanojir.
MAttTLE K/XKS, ALL WIDTHS.
Plain Silks, aij color*, $1.30 to $5.75.
Fancy Silks, 91 to
Rkdi heavy, Silks, s2.B?tv£s.3o.
_ Rich Chone Silks,-at 9ZB?H t worth. 93.50.
“ 41 : • “* at 93.25, “ 9-1. '
" “ " at.94.Wr 95.50.
v*‘ ’* at«-5.75, 44 97.
10 pieces small Plaid Silks, at 91worth ST. 50.
_ . , .11. STEEL & SON;
. a#»tf . Nos. 74.3and.7i5 N. TENTH Street’.
T3'ARBIS’ MIXED CASSIMERES;
Light mixed CapjH!aierfiH r for boys’suits.
Kfelton and PJald Casslmeres.
/ Merino Cssslmfiro.-jliii'd'Ciwbtnerotta. ■ - .
. Linen Drills, Salmith/and? CoUonado#.
fifldies f Cloaking Cloths, clswico shiides.
Loom''.and Damask Table Linen, cheap.
Towcls/lowclling, and'Napkins.
Large assortment ut
, JOHN 1L STOKES’.
ie7 •; TOST‘ARCH Street
TABBD’S “ EMAIL DE-PABIS,” K(
■ ENAMELING THE SKIN, need" and endorsed
,tlie ladief of the French capital. EDG-TENE JOU!
Agent for i’Emafi de Paris, No. 111^8:TIT-NTH Str*
below Chestnut.
Orders by mail should he addressed JARED & RES
General Importers, Philadelphia. je23-lrai
103* CHESTNUT STRSSTf
. The attention M LADIES VISITING* THB
CITT. or thoso about LEAVING'IT for
/‘WateringPlaces/’ or ** theCouutry,.’.* io
respectfully invited to the oxteusivo stock
of-WHITE GOODS, suitable for SUMMER
for WHITE BODIES, MORNING
WRAPPERS, &c.
An extensive assortment is offered fn LHce
and worked Edgings nod Jnsertings, Voile,
Handkerchiefs, Collars,Sleeves,and to oialn
and fancy Plaid, striped, and Figured White
Goods, AT PRICES SJU6h BELOW THEta
PRESENT RETAIL VALUE.
100 Printed Linen Cambric Dresses.
■ 100 pieces Puffed,. Tucked, and Striped'
Muslins.
' E. ar. NEEDLES.
1034' CHESTHBT STREET.
l/TAGNIFICENT ORGANDY ROBES,
JX full lengths, reduced from 912 to 98."
Rich Organdies, reduced from 91.25 to $l.
Rich Organdies, reduced from $1 to 87K.
A beantifnl stock of Lawns, from to7s.
A large stock of thin Summer Dress Goods, reduced
close out.
. Summer Poplins aud Mohairs.
Neat Plaid Silks, 87X cents. . '
Summer Silkß atreduced prices.
' .* EDWIN HALL & GO.,
left; HR South SECOND Stresi
MILITARY.
M- HEADQUARTERS PROVOST MAR-
S SHAL, FIRST DISTRICT, PA.
R* : /••• Philadelphia, Juac2S, 1554.
*“ The names of persons removing to or from this District
will be added to or stricken from the lists of enrolment.
Copies of tuelbtsareopen for public inspection, and
civil ofiicers and all citizens are invited to appear and
point onterrora in the lists and givesach information as
may aid in the correction aud revision thereof. Any
person enrolled may appear before the Board aud chiton
to have his name stricken oif.the list if he can sWtv
satisfactorily tuaUie isnot properly enrolled, on account
of Alienage , Non residence, Over-age, Permanent
Physical Disabling.
A compliance with the foregoing suggestions is 1 ear
nestly solicited. WAT. £. LEHMAN,
ie29-tf ; . Captain and Provost Marshal.
tjb ARMORY ARTILLERY CORPS:
B WASHINGTON GRAYS. ' Jirxii 28, ISBS.
The members of the Company will assemble at the
** Armory in citizens’ dress, to attend the funeral of
our late follow-member, JOHN R. IRWtN.on THURS*
DAY, June SOth, at 1 o’clock P.-M, A. ROBERTS,
It* ' First Sergeant.
j THE GOURTLAND SAUNDERS
Eb CADETS will give the public, on their own Lawn
iff (Professor Saunders’ Institute), one of their most
*k perfect and entertaining drills in ordinary bayo
net and skirmish exercises, at 6 o’clock THIS AFTER
KOOK. Ladies, clergymen, members or Councils,mili
tary and other public officers,are especially invited. It*
financial.
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.
Treasury Department, June 25, 1964.
. Sealedofferswill bereceivedat this Department,under
•the act of March 3, 2563, until noon of WEDNESDAY,
the 6th day of July, ISfiJ, for bonds of the United States
-to: the amount of THIRTY-THREE MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS, being the amount of unaccepted offers under
the Notiee of Proposals for Loan, dated 6th instant.
The bonds will bear an annual Interest of six per. centum,
payable semi-annually in coin, on the first days of Jul’T'
and January of each year, »ndredeemableafter the3oth
of June, l£Sl. ;
Each offer must befor fifty or one hundred dollars, or
some multiple of one hundred dollars, and must state
the sum , including premium, offered for each one hun
dred dollars in bonder or for fifty, when tho offer Is for
no more than fifty.: Two per cent; of the principal, ex
cluding premium, of the.wbole amount offered, must be
deposited, as guarantee for payment of subscription if
accepted, with the Treasurer of the United States at
Washington, or .with the Assistant Treasurer at New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, or Si. L<mb; or with the
Designated Depository at Baltimore, Pittsburg, Cincin
nati, Louisville, Chicago, Detroit, or Buffalo: or with
any National Barking Association authorized to receive
d*,p«w=ii* -vrhick. .Tttay consent to Iran seel tho business
W!U»owi-:jiharge. DnpUcafcw eciftifiCftt** -of-ovjnnAt-yrUl
be issued to; depositors by the olficor or association re
ceiving them, tholoriginale of Vi hich must be forwarded
with the offers to the Department.-- jji deposits should
be made in time for advice of offers with certificates to
reach Washington not later than the morning of July 6.
No offer not accompanied by its proper certificate of .de
posit wilt be considered. - '
The Coupon and Registered Bondeissned will be of the
denominations of $5O, $lOO, $5OO, and $l,OOO. Registered'
Bonds ofss,oooand $lO,OOO wilt also be issued if required.
All offers received will be opened oh Wednesday, the .
6th of July, by the Secretary or one of the Assistant
Secretaries. The awards will be made by the Secretary
to the highest offerers, and notice of hcceptance or de
clination will be immediately given to the respective
offerers; and, in case of acceptance, bonds,of the de
scriptions and denominations preferred will be sent to
the subscribers at. the cost of the Department, on final
payment of instalments.' The original deposit of two.
percent, will be reckoned in the last instalment paid
by successful offerers, and will be immediately re
turned to those whose offers may not be accepted. •
The amount of acceptedoffers must be deposited with.
the Treasurer, or. other officer or association authorized
to act under this notice, on advice of acceptance of offer,
or as follows: One?tbird on or before the 20th; one-,
third on or before the 25th ; and the balance, including
ilie premium and original two per cent.; deposit, on or
before the of July. Interest on bonds will begin
with the date of deposit. Parties preferring may pay
the accrued interest from date of bond, July. 1, to date
of deposit.
Offers under this notice should be endorsed ‘ * Offer for
Loan,” and addressed to the Secretary of the Treasury.
Kb offer will be considered at a less rate of premium
than four per cent.; S. P. CHASE,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Notice to Officers receiving deposits nnder this adver
tisement: The preliminary certificate of depositor two
per cent, must not he credited upon *yonr accounts cur
rent, as it is to be included in the final deposit, je2S-7t
JJE'W. ; LO AN.
U. S. 10-40*=
JAY COOKS * CO. OFF3SK FO3 BALE THS
;SSIiW GOVERNMENT LOAN,
Bating Five Fer Ceat. Intere*t Hf COIM.
Redeemable any time after TEN YEARS, at the plea*,
wire of the Government, and payable FORTY YEARS
afterdate. Both COUPONS and REGISTERED BONDS;
are issued for this Loan, of same denominations a* the
Flve-Twentiwi. The ..interest on $5O and $lOO. payable
yearly, but all other denominations half yearly. The
TEN-FORTY BONDS are dated Marchl, 2864, the half
yearly interest falling due September 1 and March 1 of
each year. Until Ist September, the accrued interest
from Ist March is required to be paid by purchasers in
coin, or in legal currency, adding 60 per cent, for
premium, until further notice.
Ui other Government Securities bought and sold.
JAY COOKE <6 CO.,
114- SODTB THIEB STRBBT.
piRST
An attempt has been made to deceive the public by
persons they call; ** Congress Water, *’
from fountains, and at the price of six (6) cents per glass N
The wholesale price of thepemifwe CONGRESS WA
TER, at New York, beic g about 7# cents per glass, the
imposition,of pretending to .sell at retail at less than,
cost, and■ without allowance for freight,'outage, or
breakage, is apparent; bat their probable -course has
been to empty one bottle of genuine Congress Water
into a fountain filled with tbeir trash, and thereby
christening its total contents.
We have never sold CONGRESS WATER in fountains,
nor in vessels of any other description than ordinary,
sized glass bottles. The cork of every bottle,of the
genuine is branded.
And any without CONGRESS those, words and
UNITEJI> STATES. - | letters on the cork (j; & 13 oOTT^tEiiPniT—
JSA/TIOIVAXi bane
PHILADELPHIA,
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT
OF THB
10-40 LOAN.
Till. Bank iu beon nuthortiod and 1) now prepared
to receive subscriptions to the
SEW GOVERNMENT LOAS.
This Lonn.issned nnder authority of an act of Con
gres«, approved March 3, IBM, provide, for the ls«ue of
Two Hundred Millions of Dollars ($200,000,000) Halted
State. Benda, redeemable after ten year,, and payable
forty, years from date.TH COIH. dated March 1, 1864,
bearing tnterect at the rate of
FTFE PEK CEKT.
per annum Ilf COIH, payable aeml. annually on all
Bonds oTer WOO, and on Bond, of $lOO and less, aa
nually. .
Subscribers wllireceive either Registered of Coupon.
Bonds as they may prefer -
Registered Bonds will be leaned of the denominations
of fifty dollars ($5O), ono hundred dollars ($100), five
hundred dollars ($500), one thousand dollars ($1,000),
five thousand dollars ($5,000), and ten thonsand dollar.
($10,000), and Coupon Bonds of the denominations, of
fifty dollars ($6O), one hundred dollar, ($100), five hun
dred dollar* ($500). and one thousand dollars ($l-DOQ).
INTEREST.-
Will commence from date of subscription, or ihe accrued
interest from tho Ist of March can be paid in coin, or,
until farther notice, in 0- S. notes or nodes of National
Banks, adding (tfil fifty per cent, to thh amount for pre
mium. 0. E, CLARK,
*p3't£ : Fresiitatl.
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For sale by WM. S. & ALFRED MABTIEN,
/ Je2s / . . :GOG CHESTNUT Street. V
THE SUNBEAM STORIES,
Containing the charming, bright stories of "
TRAP TO CATCH A SUKBRAM.
CLOUD WITH SILVER LINING,
HOUSE OK THE ROCK,
ONLY, OLD JOLLIFFE, MERRY CHRISTMAS,
DREAM CHINTZ,
STAK IN'THE DESERT, &«.
■: Six hsantifcQ volumes. Illustrated, *2.50.
WILLiS P. HAZARD, Publisher,
feai-tjyl . 31 South. SIXTH Street.
NEW AMERICAN
. OYCLOPEDIAi
The Agency for this invaluable Library of UniverwU
Information is at 33 South SIXTH Street, second story.
Also, KECOBD OF THE BEBELLION. By Fraflt
Moore. , fell-tf
„ NEW SIMMER BOOKS.
(JDST PUBLISHED BY OAELETOJT.)
I. A WOMAN’S PHILOSOPHY OF .WOMAN—Being
an answer to Michelet’s famous works “Love (L’
Amour)” and ’’Wom&n CLa Femme).” Translated
from the celebrated French work recently published in
Brussels, where the excitement about it ia so great.
22m0.y clcih, $1.50.
11, OUT IN THE WORLD—An excellent and earnest
ly written new novel, by T. S. ARTHUR, author of
4 ‘Light on Shadowed ratns,”&c. - 12m0.»-eloth, SLSO.
111. HOTSPUR-A New Novel,by M. T. WALWORTH,
author of ‘ ‘ Lulu. 5 ’ , One handsome 12m0., cloth bonnd.
Price $L 50.
IV. CHARLOTTE BRONTE AND MISS 3MULOCH-
New, elegant 12m0., cloth bound editions (with an il
lasrration) of the best novels, by these famous authors,
embracing JANEETRE, JOHN HALIFAX, VILLETTfL
SHIRLEY, and LIFE FOR A LIFE. Price $1.50.
V. DARKNESS AND DAYLIGHT—A splendid New
Novel, by Mrs. MARY J. HOLMES, author of “Lena
Rivers,” ‘‘Tempest and Sunshine,” &e. 12m0., cloth,
$1.50.
%* These books are sold everywhere, and will be sent
by mail, free, on receipt of price, by . .
GEO. NV. CARLETON,
je22-wstf . Publisher, New York.
fpKOTHINOBx\iI & AYELLS
HAVE FOR SALH
HEAVY, J.IBDIUM, :AND LIGHT SHEETINGS AND
SHIRTINGS.
STANDARD DRILLS.
HEAVY CANTON FLANNELS.
WASHINGTON AND VICTORY CAMBRICS AND
81LESIAS.
BROWN, BLEACHED, AND CORSET JEANS.
No, 32 WORSTED YARN, Ac. , se2s-iftf
LEGAL.
P[ THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA
In the matter of the Estate of THOMAS HBDDLRSON,-
decoa&ed. The" Auditor appointed by the Court to
audit; settle, and adjust the first account of JAMES
HEDDLESON, executor of Thomas Heddleson. do
ceased, and to report distribution of the balance in the
hands of the accountant, will meet the parties ia
terc?ted for tho purposes of his appointment,’ on
TUESDAY, the 12thof July, A. D. IS6L at 11 o'clock A.
if., at his office, No. Y3l WALNUT Street, in the city
Of Philadelphia. - AARON THOMPSON;
je*9-wfmst*. • j . Auditor.
Pi THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
. cm* AND COUNTY OF PBILADELPHIA.
. Estate of WILLIAM McGLENSEY, deceased. V
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the widow of said
decedent has filed in said Couvt her jietition and an ap
praipemeut of the personal estate which she elects to re
tain under the act of April 14th, ISSI, and the supple
ments thereto, and tho same- will be approved by said
Court, on FRIDAY, the Fifteenth day of Jaly, A. D.
1564, at 10 o’clock A. M,, unless exceptions bo filed
thereto. JOSEPH F. MARCER, ‘
jegl-wmlt* Att’y for Lydia afcGiensey, widow.
TN THE OBPH ANS’ COURT FOR THE
-A' CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA
In the Hotter of ilie Estateof ELIZA REMINGTON,dec.
The Auditor appointed-by the.Coiirt to audit, settle aud
adjust the account of Francis A; Black, Administrator of
the Estate of the said Eliza Remington;dec’d, and tore
port distributism of the balance iu the hands of the ac
countant. will meet the parties interested for the pur
poses of his appointment on MONDAY, the 11th dav of
July, A. D. 1564, at 21 o’clock A M., at his office, No.
731 WALNUT Street, in the city of Philiidelphia. .
AARON THOMPSON. Auditor.
TH THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR
e .TUE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Trust Estate of Mrs M. K. WILCOX, under the Will
of JOHN KEATING, deceased. , . .
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle
and adjust the first and final account of WILLIAM Y.
KEATING and ADOLPH E. BaRIE, Trustees of Mrs.
M. K. WILCOX, deceased, under the Will of JOHN
KEATING, deceased, and to make distribution of the
balance in the hands of the accountant, will meet the
partipß interested for the purposes of his appointment,
on I UBSDAY, July 12th, 1554. at 11 o’clock. A. M., at
HIS OFFICE, No. 131 South FIFTH street, in the city
of Philadelphia. . GEORGE M. CONARROE
st -" J . .
PUBLIC SALE AT THE SANITABY
JL-. PAIR.—TUe articles remaining nnsoldin the fol
lowing Departments—viz: • ... .
Stoves, Hollow-Ware, and Ranges. "•
Machinery Department.
Agricttlturn.l do.
Household Furniture. • *
Looting Glasses.
SewingMaehines.
Curtain Goods.
- House Furnishing Goods.
Window Shades.
Glsssaud Crockery Ware.
Fancy Hoods.
Heavy Wagons.
Carriages, Ac.
Willbe offered at POBLIC SALE, by catalogue, com
mencing on FRIDAY MORNING, July Ist,at 10 o’clock:,
at the SANITARY FAIR BUILDINGS, Logan Square.
Admittance tickets 25 cents; Season Tickets, free.
JAMES H. OKNE, .
Chairman of Committee on Sales.
CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
c o E.-s ,s.;"s p'» i« g .
WATER DEPOT, 98 CEDAR STREET,
NEW YORK. ,
WATER tains or bottles.
wlotlier from fona-
CLARKE & WHITE,
Proprietors of Congress Spring.
' The following gentlemen are isnppUecl by ns regularly
■with genuine COKORESS WATER in bottles, fresh from
the Congress Spring:
ERED’K BROWH, cor. Fifth and. Chestnut sts.
0. S. BOBBELL, 1410 Chestnut st.
J. C. TURHPEKNY & CO,, 941 Spruce at.
Til OS. J. HDSBAH.P,cor. Thirdhud. Spruce sts. *
STEVEh'S & CO., Continental Hotel.
AMBROSE SMITH, Chestnuts!
OH AS. ELMS. & CO., Market st
WYETH BROS., Walnutst. ~
WM. Bi.l.tS & CO., Chestnuts!
je22.lm
TOSEPH H. THOMPSON.
0 . SHUrPiNG COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Aad General Agent, _
154 North IiELAWAHE Avamie
.rfT'ABTES DE YIBITE. —GET THEM
XJ at-B, 3?. REfSEEK'S Gallery. The well known abil
ity and practical experience of -the proprietor insure all
satisfarmory pictures. ARCH Street. . . li*>
nOLOBED PHOTOGRAPHS AT THE
\J> BIODERATE CHARGE OF #l.—Do not Agitato to
embrate ihe opportunity to have an invaluable likeness
made at RBIMLER’S popular Gallery, SECOND Street,
above Green. - 1 It*
T>OKT BAITS OF LIFE LIKE AP
A PRABAKOE AND SUPERIOR ARTISTIC COLOR
ING—Ii. F RFlMEll’Sclief d'o;iiyTd , s-Aife»>:7.« Photo
gi-ftplis tn oil colorn. mads at tils Gallery, C3-A Arch,
rtrei t. . '■ - ' ' ; J‘t',
TIEATON & BENCKL A, HARBWABE
XX cOMBfTSSIOK MERCHANTS, 807 COMMERCE
and 630 NORTH Streets, offer for sale:
Anchor Brand Mails; Plymouth Bill! Rivets.
. W. & S, Hatcher's Ca-et Steel: Ragle Cabinet Locks.
Pntnam’a Horse Malle; Locke'e School Slates.
Copper, Braes, and Iron Wire* Cotton Cards.
M*9, * aesorisjonl si imsrlcin HArdrrara.. feo-sfi.il
WANTBD--AN ENERGETIC! T'aO*'
y\ ROUGH BUSINJBSI’MAJ. to take charg* of a
ffeod manufacturing husiness.% t/so a persou giving* *at-
IMaetioD good compensation- Besirtf references iotp?ired.
Aodresp, SL M. r Q flj ce of Vhe" Pr7*B. jebfrojt*
WANTED-AYOUWsiASTOsiLL
- i' to Jobbers and make himself generally
acquainted with tlie Fairay Goods haKtcfera
■frSlti*' MaressF ‘ Office 80*£219,. with reference.
A graduate op harvard, with
Number limited to fifteen. Terms, $l5O n-yviCe
KBFEitp.NCJS3-Kev. Dr, Furness, M$T S?W htreot;
Rev. Roger Owen. Chestnut-Hill; W K. Trotter
Esq., 86 Nortif- Front street; J, E. Mitchell; R*i spj
York avenue,-Philadelphia; Eg-PreßidentK SparKsand
Walker, Cambridge, Mass.; J. S. Smith,Esq.-. i*orcheß
ter, 3lass.; Joint Kaggles, £eq., Bright jz\'’ Mfo*. Ad
je27-lm* S, H. BUCKINGHiM, Hill.
WAKTED*— TEN DODD CARPSN
JT TBRS. Hiifbest wages paid, and constant em
.pioyaent given. Apply to .
- Major T. T. S. XAIDrET,-
je24-6t Cominandleg Fraukford Ars^nal.-_
- A GENTS WANTED TO “SELL T"H*S
Standard History of the War, A rare chance to
mahemonev. Agenfcrare clearing from $lOO tos2ooper
mojyjb. 200,000 volants already sold. Send for clrcu
te*^i dr l, 8 i JOW£S ’ SROS -» * Co., Publishers. BAIp
T3MORE, Md. . jevUti?
ffjf) A MONTH !-I WANT AGENTS
*1? r mouth, espenees paid. mv RVTtrr.
r.iSTraa pencils, oAiestal buehers/ S h
other artkles. Fifteen circulars sent/r**. Address
• apBo-d&w3m JOHN F. LORD. Bfddeford, Maine
OOARMNG.—TWO SECOND-STORY
u rooms TO LET, at 132 North TENTH Pfc. >7-tf
QAMUEL MAROT, DEALER IN LIMB,
P BOrpiNC STONE, and COAL. Yard. NINTH
Street, above Thompson, (west eide.> Orders received
by William-Marni, Jr., Sll SpringGarfen streei; Chae.
la. Marot, 25 ih Sfeth et. (second story), and H. Marot.
434 Chestnut st. (eecond story).
N. B.—Ah experienced Salesman wanted.. tdy3l-iaj*
p.UKLI : G SiLE-AT SHARON
Darby, Penna.vSlXTH DAT (Friday),
July 3fct, 156-J,. an extensive assortment of honsehold
and school furniture, bedsteads, mattresses, feather
beds and bedding, bureaus, tables, chairs, a large quan
tity of carpeting,-Canton matting, &c. ; superior Boston,
school-desks and chairs, Pbilosophieal apparatufl, Phy
siological chads, books, &c. Also, two valuable young
horses, two superior cow*, riding wagons, harness,and
many other articles,.3br which see handbills. -
Commence at 2 !P. Ml Terras at Rale by Josiah Wilson.
je2S 3t* G. RICHARDS,. Auctioneer.
TO PAINT DEALERS.—FOB SALE—
A- -A STEAM ENGINE, strictly first-claim. Cylinder
12 inches bore, 35 inches stroke, with independent
steam port variable cut off, operated with governor.
Also,/ independent exhaust port; sectional flywheel, 12
feet id diametei; 2plain cylinder boilers;.364nches in
diameter, 24 feet in lensth, made of the best Penosyl
va nia charcoal iron (No. 4 gauge), with close fire front,
damper, safety, and check valves. "Water supplied to
boiler by a “ GiffarP Injector. J 1 Together with three
ruu of stones for grinding paints in oil, and one run for
grinding dry substances;'also, iron, paint mills; cast
iron and wooden .mixers; cbaserMfor the manufacture
of putty; a large quantity of shafting, glaring, &c.
9 Ins machinery is of the best quality, built to order 5 n
IS6I, by first-class mechanics; Ims been run with great
care, at comparatively no cost for repairs; and is now
io complete running order. The whole will be sold low,
as the space occupied by it is needed for other purposes.
For further particulars apply to
. ROBERT SHOEMAKER & CO;,
je2S-6t N. E. cor, FOURTH and RACE Sta , Philada.
nOAL YARD FOR SALE.—OTNTH
v/ street, above Poplar (U3s>. Capacity for doing any
amount of business. Will be for rent if not sold previ
oub to Ist July: - - • je27-3t*
TO BENT—THE 3D AND 3D STO
riesof store No. 531 MARKET Street.
Possession July LIS64.
j*2s-6f SIBLEY,; MOLTEN, & WOODRUFF.
TO LET—THE SECOND, THIRD; AND
fourth Floors at 335 MARKET Street, through to
Church alley. : mh29-if
dfijb FOE SALE—A SPLENDID COUN
•SSL TRY RESIDENCE, on.- the river Delaware, 15
miles from the city, near two stations, 2S>* acres of
land, 10 of woodland. The house is a very superior
one, with gas, bathroom, and water-closet, extensive
outbuildings, fine garden and fruit. Furniture In
cluded in. sale. For particulars inquire of James A,
Freeman, Auctioneer, or of WM. CHAMBERLAIN, on
the premises. . . je29-6t*
MTO RENT-OLD ESTABLISHED
BUSINESS STAND.—'The Stove and Cellar: also,
third-story Rooms, separate or together, la the Baild
iogs, ateouthwest corner Fourth and Cherry streets.
Apply at 551. YORK Avenne. jeSO-wtbsSt*
m, FOE BALE OR REET.-THE
JBatfour-story FIRE-PROOF STORE, No. SIS. SECOND
St- Possession given the 16th'of August. Enquire of
ALFREP FASSITT, 500 MARKET St! Je27-mwfl2t*
Meor sale-elegant double
three-story Brick Residency.- ■•»'«*>■ hack building,
.Ka-p o-rnaftKiini'Wwarbeiow. Brown. Lot 50 feet
iront. The house is .excelled by none in. finish. with
every modern convenience, and ground finely laid
out attached. ALFRED H, ALLEN. Convovaucm*
805 Sooth SIXTH Street. : ’ jel™fm\rtOt S
Mfor sale—a pleasant home,
House arid Lot, at WOODBOKY, N. J. Will baox
changed for Greenbacks or Government bonds. -Inquire
at XiaS PINE Street. . . je2S 3t*
M EOR SALE.—a 'GREAT BAR.
GAIN.—A famous SUMMER RESORT,weII known
as the Springs, in Pennsylvania; 206 acres of
land, part of it tastefully, adorned with- evergreens,
shade trees, and pleasant walks; part of it heavy tim
ber, and very valuable.
The Hotel contains 90 rooms, parlors, &c. Every
room Is supplied with water, ata costof over $6,000.
It is all furnished in good style throughout, the furni
ture having cost about $5,500 in 1860.
Also, two handsome. Cottages; barn, stabling, sheds,
icerhonses (filled), spring houses, and bath houses.
A magnificent view of the surrounding country for
many miles is bad from the property. .
Possession at once. All ready for visitors, and many
rooms engaged, but the proprietor must seLl. and, al
though it cost him over $60,000, all will be sold at the
low price of $16,000.
For further information address
GEO. N. TOWNSEND & CO,
123>£ South FOURTH Street; .
JtST* Send for Farm Register. je2s-smw3t
m FOR SALE—SPLENDID DWELL-
Jsfe-ING, No. 214 Logan street, west side of Logan
Square, marble front, Rubsdantiany built, and most
completely arranged. Lot 32}* feet front by 120 deep.
This is one of the most delightful situations in the city.
Immediate possession.
I.IIS Grecu street. Possession ;n a few days.
1704-Momit Vernon street. Immediate possession.
2114 Green, street. Possession soon. ■ Price very low.
. Also, a large number of Houses, in various lbealhies,
at prices. that will make a desirable investment.
Also, a large mmberof Farms and Cottages, at mode
rate prices and on accommodating-terms.
B. F. GLENN,
133 South FOURTH Sireet, and"
je2s S; W. corner SEVENTEENTH and GREEN Sm.
FOR SALS—OAK GIVE POS- m
-SHsESSION of the MANSION iibis Spring. The
Premiom Farm of Chester county, near Chadd’s Pord
Station, Baltimore Central Railroad, 6 miles from West
Chesttr. 170 acres prime Brandywine green srrass land.
For furtherparticulars apply to , E. PETTIT,
jelS ' - -• 333 Walnut Street. -
M LARGE AND VALUABLE PRO
PERTY FOR SALE.—The very large and commodi
ous LOT and BUILDING. No. 90S CHERRY Street: near
the centre of business; containing 60 feet on Cherry
street, depth 105, feet, being 76 feet wide on the rear of
the lot, and at that width opening to a large cart-way.
leading to Cherry street.. Its advantages of
SIZE AND POSITION
, • • are rarely met with.
Apply at the office of Christ Church Hospital,
lel3-3m No. 220 WALNPfr Street.
FOR SALE—.LOT, WALNUT
STREET, WEST OF TWENTIETH ; 96 by 310,
toattreet. Also, LOT, GKEEN street, below Broad,
running through to Mount Yernou street. Apply to
. J. H. WHEELER,
je33-2t* Xl3 South FIFTH! street, :
in, FOR BALE-A SUBSTANTIAL,
well-built CANAL BARGE, entirely new,.
ICO feet long* 17 }£ feet wide, and S feet depth of hold.
Applyto < B. HJEFSBK,
PORT PROVIDENCE, Montgomery comity. Pa.
at which place it is now lying. je29-3t*
FOB SALE—THE HEW AHD
beautiful STEAM-YACHT FaIRIE, bnilt for
and contributed to the Great Central Fair by Messrs.
CRAMP & SONS and NEAFIE St LEVY. Dimensions,
fiSfeetlong, 14 feet beam, 6 feet hold; speed, about 10
knots.
To be seen at the yard of CRAMP & SONS, foot of
PALMER Street
Apply to S. V. MERRICK. Chairman of Committeo on
Merchanic Arts; or to CHARLES H. CRAMP,Chairman
of Ships and Ship Building. ‘ je27 3t
TTAYE YOU PROVIDED FOR YOUR
JLSI
SARATOGA, July, 1863.
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
/
Q. C. ErpLsr, Sso.
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES:
Hon. William Strong; Rot. Matthew Simpson,D. D.,
Bishop of M; E.^Church; Rot. Albert Barnes, D. D.;
Rev. Janies M. Crowell: Thomas Robins, Esq. ; Lewis
R. Ashurst, Esq. ; Samuel Welsh, Esq. ; James Dunlap,
Esq.; W. R. Leejee, Esq.; John Rice, Esq.; Charles
Humphreys, Esq. ; John B. Austin, Esq, ; S. C. Palmer;
Esq.;C. B. Mount, Esq.; Samuel C. Perkins, Esq.;
John R. Penrose, Esq/, Samuel Field, Esq.,
W. Clark.* Co. ;Bucknor, McCammoa, * Co.; John
B. Myers & Co.; Benjamin Bullock & Sons; Wm. 8. *
Alfred'Martien; George B. Reese, Son, * Co.; J. B.
McCreary & Co.; George Cookman & Co.; D. B. Ker
ihaw & Co.; Eay St Brother.
CLARKE & WHITE.
mnn reward.—missing, singe
<4PJaJU TUESDAY, 21st Srist , Mr. SAMUEL BER»
HELL, who loft: his store, No.' SOS MARKET Street,,
about 6 o’clock that EVENING.and has not since been
heard of. Was Ifvboriug finder, temporary aberration of
mind; 34years of age, 5 feet 11 inches m height, aide
whiskers, ■ slightly balu, black-alpaca coat, brown
cloth pauts, light vo «t,. and black Ifat; any
concerning him will be iliankfally received at Ins re
sidence, THIRTY-N*NTH and POWELTON Avenue,
West Philadelphia, or at No. SOS MARKET Street.
. je2S 2i* :
s>K(\ REWARD WILL BE GIVEN TO
qpt*V/ the person who presented at the Uni-::u Bank,
corner THIKD aud ARCH Streets, on the 16th last., a
Check, orChcekß, of IV ALTO It * YOST for *i,SSO and
$2,2f12, if ho will call at tho Bank. „ ~
■ jeSLCt j. J. HUCKEL, Cashier.-
Monuments and grave-
STONES.—A large assortment of Grave-Stones, of
various designs, made of the A V,! 1 w^ 9 F' cai l
Marble, constantly on hand at the-Marble Works of
ADAM STEINMBI% RipGE ±V«HW. below Eleventh,
Philadelphia, : t , *p«3-J*aJ£
WANTS.
WANTED—A PAIRTT^WTtTH^S?
.' * TAIL, in connect with a person hlivliitr a th.jroiurli
know-lcatfc uf the PAPIJfi AciD HAG Bnaloeas. The
heet of relcrence Kiven.
. Alhiraiw “Paper. ’• Box 2m. No attenttott -frill bo
bat real jgg?-2t*
WANTED—A SITUATION IN A
TT Wholesale beijb store ,• ha* had tomnex
perienefe fa the retail bunfnesa. Best of reference Riven.
Box 1200, j O 5&-2t*
EOY WANT!® IN A STOLE—-
About ll years of ago. Ecstof reference required-
Adureaa 4 * Harrison,' ’ Prttss vfn’ce. u*
WANT'P-AH. ACTIVE YOU ISTQK
» T WAN ms PACKER and FOSTER in a Wholesale
Ifonsfi. Address jft, M./” this Ofll-CT. je2H-&«
WANTED^-IW A" WOO'D WARE
** JJOtMaSA3.3B&fAN with aFcniKtylvanla trade.
Address * * }]»«•! 1 thia Office. jo2B-3l*
WANTED—A 1 SEEPEOT ABLE GIRL
,'f as CIUJIBEUMAffI anii SEAIIsTBESS In a small
family; non*need applywjHumt cityrefenmeu. Apply
to Sirs. JAMES BB3TS, W&fr WALNDT m. je2B-tt
BOARKING.
PEBSONAt.
FOR SALE IKB 'M lET.
FAMILY AN INSURANCE ON FOUR LIFE?
H 0 M B:
MUTUAL,
WITH AN AMPLE CASH:CAPITAL.
WALTER 8. GRIFFITH, President.
I. H. Fsothinoham^Tssa*
William J. Coffin, Actuary.
; JOHN H. PACKARD, M.' D.',
’ Medical Examiner,
No. 1225 SPRUCE STREET,
Inattendance at Agent’s Office dally from ! to 3 P. 24,
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE,
CORNER FOURTH AND LIBRARY STREETS.
B. K. ESLER, AGENT.
ap4-mwf3ro •
AUCTION SALES.
mat SALE OF BLOODED STOCK
fHP. On THURSDAY' MORffiWG, at 11 o’clock, at
Ui© Central Gate, on EIGHTEENTH Street* opposite
Sommer, will be>old tb*/oHoWin gfipecjme an o f choice
Stock, donated to the GREAT CENTRAL FAIR, and to
he eold by order of dn the Agricultural
Departmvnt: ,
A Parham Ccwi " Strawberry 2d;" will cal ye in a
few daye.
A j>ufe Alderney Ball,
imported stock.
Four very superior Sonfckdown Sheep.'ffoin Firmstone
Flock, Easton. f . ‘ -
A Khort-frorn Durham Ball; Emancipation/' got by
Gamester one of Strawberry*
A very due Cottswold Ewe. ' .
je29«2t ALFRED BT. HBRKSESS,-Ancgoneer
“IJiiton,flee year oltf. from
AMUSEMENTS
: JtT GALLERY,:
CENTRAL FAIR,-.
JT Si-S PEES I)ECn)ED rirXiSEt r T7IE
GISEND COLLECTION OF.PICTURES
MW AY
LOGAN SQUARE
OK FOE A VET/f DAYS LOEfoEK.
Jff AfD OF riir?
S.KfITARY COMMISSION.
Tie Oai.lcrjJT?in be epaned to the ynßJicoa every
mek d*y r wi&fnHbc'r ahiice. from 3A. M* to 20 P, at.
oa and alter WEDNESDAY, Jqne 29,
Admittance Stfcents, Catalogs 20 cent*
To 2sceote extra.
AdjoUi&net .on. Kat ilie eantre door on Vmesireefc
je23«tf
./2JiOVER\S NEW CHEBTATUT
STREET T.ULiI’P.E.
XiSOif.\£i} 1 j yjy vk ~i‘ • • \
(Afco-of GrOTier’cTlieatre, Washington, D.'a)“"
COOLAND COMTOKTABK: AT ALL'TIWT*
THE.CJfimiIFDGA L .MS IN oraiUTIONNIGHTET.
TZf£S <Tae&*a.vl EVENING-, Jnae 38 ISSi
■ - • ft.-c.70tl '
; LAST IUG KT POSITIVE! V
i I* ’it AraPof the
>' NEW A E'i*EN SISTSXS,
.which last dreTdngaeH ierAdan
BSTHOgLASTXCr SDCCSjS! .
: .All the New -Scenes,, aow Characters, New Sort®,
ItHW Dances, 5c,, were ,rec .j-ved'br the
. ~CROWDKI>> AND FUSIftONABLE AUDIENCE
wits TH,l,Dundtr.l rH'tEjnii,r. r at*fm,;.of Detiyht.
..i.-, , AOAXN, .
•''>SSi*S?V te i > J e Comedian, l KcBONOUaH, In
-.s.srsftnhfal impersonation ot .dOTHEK PLUTO.
EVE SITC NEXT,
PAKSWELL 1,-mit tT *JP J.--E 3!cxSoSOU3H.
3fcS.WE> FAMILY SATURDAY AFTEB-
- . PRICERS. F ADMIWMN:
®!WW(Sjrt»orParqnsts-.t « SoCsata
F*ajUr<Jjn]e —, 25Oat«
Orchd'itrA.Seats. 75o^au
* tSr J l ' ont Benches i only arc fgserVedas Orcbea*
tra -seats. 3i> extra eksrjEe for Secc.rlfig'Seats.
MBft 3°HN MKB W’S ITEW ARCH
&ISSSST THKATRS
BJ&BT WEEK-ai?\ *HE 8E VSOS?;
DOUBLE ,VF7I 'ACTION;
: ' . . t sh;
, vbe American fen aedteut:;v;'
.. •. : / . MISS IiOIT, 'A,'
Cali/oraa* l. tomedi«Dse;
MONBAWTirESDAY,WEDN-B& OAT^ni'TSTmSBAT
Ida ssa
IDA LEE?., .. CErtrL-B ECBB
After wlich 1SS8! 1 'OTTA
will appear as-
' ■ JENNr TJ2f», .
_wahsoag3asd'ftii ices.
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.—
V * PosqJ’m.Y LAST ss of the Ssisojr.
Last night but one-ot the GraadMLei rendary Speetaea
lai- Draraa of FAUST AXD MAEOTKi 'ITS.
... y H „ Ife pvemsß; June-mv:
.‘'ll J- H. HOBBRTS in his mmpprot -enable character
of MmhwlvphtUs, and ALEXIS* PH, MBE BAJfBR as
the elanra* Ihirvuerttc.
fnpported byihehnlire.streiigti.of th, e Company.
Beautlftil Music Magnificent Scenery, and
WOKBBHFBL-iRANSFWndc lOSS.
Performances commence at 7M o'clock. ' je29
pBILADEIiPHIA NAT AT ORIITiS
- k ™'® j °-' u s™l
Aadiei :andGen« 9 -
ffg, c „°„ latmfr-leaning for the Sea-sho. rs or Wainr
lng places, _ that from . 4 eg--10lessons in manj ' cases hays,
been sufficient to enable bis pupils to be come rood'
swimmers. To, those prerented by busind as tollare
.? ra f er comforts b 1 crowded
SSHi* on the sea-siue, j» would say that the XATATOt
Biuai has always been considered the best MI hstitnee tc*
any common-steed ocean. je2S-6t*
THE ACADEMY OP- FINE A RTS
CHESTNUT Street, above Tenth, is OP£X DAILY 1
for visitor?, from 9AiMltog P. M. j 8 29 *
INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND
LAST WEMESDAY [EXHIBITION, and Closin.
Public Exercises of th@. term, JUNE 29th, consiitinx of
Mnsic, Award of Premiums and Medals, &c . at
M -‘ o^i? ls6ion 10 cente - /. WILLIAM CHA pMf -
J.2S-2 1 * ; PrinciniL
SUMMER RESORTS.
CEA BATHING, LOITft BRANOH. N.
. Jw ?h e'', ?ATl£?P? A T I £?P? HOT el is now open for Soard
“*■„ This old-established- Hotel Is 350 feet front facing
the Ocean. Persons can secure rooms by addressing the
undersigned by mail. SiJIUEL C. MORRIS,
Proprietor.
jV29-6t
Three lines leave Philadelphia daily.
BOUCATIOX.iI.
TO.
is«ir«^r ra *
Mathematics, higher Boyish, and Natural Science, for
those -who graduate. Modern Languages,' Haste, Paint
mg, and Elocnnon by the best masters. For circulars,
apply at the Institute, or address Box sal p 0.. Phila
delphia, ap3o-6m»
17ATOH INSTITUTE, KENNETT
and boysF’ ClieBter county .'-Penna., for YOUNG MEN
Course of Instruction iu English - Classics and Maths*
matica is thorough. Fall Sessioa commences the third
of October.. For circulars, address
jeSl-iat* , - CEO. A. NEWPORT), Principal.
PROPOSALS.
ATOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
DEPARTMEfT OP BIBHWAT3. &C ,
S. W. corner FIFTH and WALSiT/t*.
SBAmDPßOPOSALftfirhS^dTt^hn^
parrment of Highways. until 3 o’clock P. M. of TUBS
- JULY stn, is<>4 > for the improvement of tho
Western approach to the Wire Bridge. Plans and
specifications maybe seen at the Department of Sur
veys.- ■
Proposals nmst state the price for
: . Excavation, per cubic yard.
Embankment, per cubic yard.
Masonry, per perch of 25 cubic feet.
Cobble-stone paving, per square yard.
Footway paving, per square yard.
Iron railing (255, Wood Se Perot), per linear foot.
The work to be completed on or before the Ist Decem
ber, 1864. *
All bidders are invited to be present at the opening of
the proposals offered,at the time and place above noted.
. Specifications may be had at the Department of Sur
veys, which will be strictly adhered to.
• The lowest bidders will come forward in three days
after the opening of said proposals, or their bids will
be considered withdrawn.
No bids will be received unless a bond is given agree
ably to the ordinance approved May 25,1SSQ.
, . W. W. SMEDLEY,
je27 rou-fSt Chief Commissioner of Highways.
EXCURSIONS.
SUMMER EXCURSIONS!
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL F.AILROAD.
On and af terWEDNESDAY,JUNE Isth, 1864, •
: EXCURSION TICKETS
Will be sold, from PHILADELPHIA to ALTOONA.
CRESSON, DUDLEY, and MT. DALLAS, which will be
good for a return trip until OCTOBER Ist, 1564, wfctt
endorsed by the proprietors of the Logan House, Mona*
tain House, Broad Top City House,or the Superintendent
of Bedford Springe
EXCURSION RATES FOR ZSsi:
Philadelphia to Altoona .
’ ■ ** Cresson...
“ Dud1ey.......
Mt. Da11a5........
TOR EPHRATA AND LITI2 SPRINGS.
. The Past Line, leading ELEVENTH and MARKS?
Streets at 11.25 A. M. .-makes close connection,at L&ndl*-
vitle,witb the Reading and Columbia R.R., for both
Ephrata and Litiz Springe..
Excursion Tickets to these points can he procured or
any SATURDAY, good until the following MONDAY.
The rates of fare will be as follows;
Regular, Excrvraio®.
Philadelphia to Ephrata $2 50 $3 45
Litiz............. 250 340
JOHN F. YAXLEER, Je.,
Ticket Agent Penaa. E:JS.
GRAND PLEASURE -BX-
I TO LAKE SUPERIOR. -One
of the following splendid first-class steamers, -Yi*:
CLEVELAND, ILLINOIS, NORTHERN LICbT.tBON
CITY, TRAVELER, METEOR, IKON SIDESi LAC LA
BELLE, and PEWABIC, will leave CLEVELAND.
Ohio, at S o’clock P. H., each day of the wqek, except
Saturday ar.d Sunday, and Detroit, Michigan, on ul*
following days at 3 o T clock P. M., through, the mouth*
of JULY and AUGUST, making Grand Excursion Trip*
to the many points of interest on the Greahlnland 3ei»
of America, which, for utility, pleasure, and health,art
unsurpassed, by any other on the Continent.
This trip of over I,ODO miles embraces .six degrees of
latitude, and eleven of longitude, and includes in Its
circuit Lakes Erie, St. Clair, Huron, and/Saperior,wltit
the beautiful rivers Detroit, St. Clair St. Mary’s.
The many and extensive mines of iron and copper,
uneQualed by any in the world, with the newly-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 mom
than ordinary attraction to the carSalist, the student*
the pleasure-seeker, or the invalid.
The above-named steamers are elegantly-fitted up
with large airy Cabins and 'State-Rooms, while every
precaution has been taken to provide for the safety, ano.
comfort of passengers.
Fare.including State-Rooms 2l-j cents
per mile Time occupied in making the round trip,prose.
8 to lOdays.
Rooms secured, ana further irJhrmaiion obtained, by
application to proprietors, '
KOBT.HANNA * nK , A
HUSSBY & McBRIDE, J
J.T WHITING * m(m
JOHN HUTCHINGS; /Detroit, jilohigftlL
je2l-tau2s'
SEA; BATHING.
0.3 G BRANCH—FaVe $lOO
Tickets sold and baggage checked through from Phila
delphia to Long Branch. ■
On and after MONDAY,. Juno 27, passengers for the
above [celebrated watering tplace will take the Camden
and Amboy Railroad Una-from Walnut street wharf, at
2 o’clock P. M, every day, (except for Free
hold, from thence by stages for Long,- Branch, arriving
about half- past 7 P. M. , '
The road from Freehold, to Long Branch having been
much.improved, passengers will find,this routopleasant
and expeditious.
A new line of comfortable stages/will be put on this
route for the special aeconnooda'ion of p&stencere for
Long Branch. TROS..P. BiRS*LOW,
. je27-6t .Stage Proprietor.
PGR HARTFORDv CONN.—
—Via Dalavrare and Raritan Canal,—
Tha Philadelphia Steam Propeller Company’s steamer.
MARS, Grnmley, Master, now loading at Arch-street.
wharf. Quick despatch. Apply on board or toWSL
M. BAIRD, &v: CO., Agents* 1355 South Delaware,
avenue. je2S-2t
FOR ALBANS' AND TROY.
"SsStSilK. VU AKR ANB KAKtTXN CA
KAK The barge OLIY - KUaNCH. Capt. .is new
londingat first wharf oelow Sorsce street, aad will
leave for the above potSts on WfiMESDAY, ipae 26,at
10A. St. . >
For freight, which, iriU.he ink on at reasoaable, rates,
apply te B. J. PLANAGAS, Agents
. jegt-at - 304-South Delaware Avenge.
■ ,Air-. gRnM NEW YORK-, FOR
W®S=2S3S» HEW If,ATEN, HARTFOU-B, and
BPKINGFIELB.—The steamers and.
ELM CITY lense Peels, Slip, Bast Kiyer,daily, atfUSP.
M. and 11 at high L ■_ _ leifi 3m
ferns'-) LADIES’TRUSS AND. BRACE
N_ STOKS-Condncted Iw LaSins, TWELFTH
Street, first door below Eaeo. . Every. article in their
line eleiant, easy, and correct in maitc. C‘- H. HBB
BEES, Propi.ieior, aitonds to BentWinen, an the corner
of TWKLETH and RACE S«yats. ». E.-pProfassionat
accuracy inenred. myfi-Sniif
MONEY TO ANY 'AMOUNT
£'* Y LOANED upon Diamonds, Catcher, Jewel
v-
and GASKILL Streets, below Lombard. apll dmit
DR. JAMES McOOART, MEM
.WVn. „f it,e Philadelphia Teieriitary College.
(Sl'i. TW|gTT:FWm m VlSEStreejt.
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