A Smith Illinois
Charleslnch, Kew Tork
I. Friend, Atchison, Manias
Wheeler, Brooklyn
Sena Dutton
FI B Beardslee Ilonesdalo
W 13 Leeuard,'M Chunk
.13 B Babcock, Wash, D C
IJ E Tyler, Connecticut
E Wylee, 130a011
Rob! Bruce, (Montoya
(leo Roberts, POLLIaII
Saml Stevens, Penns
Mrs R S Toed. Snow Hill
Miss Cunningham, Easton
J L Biwa, Laurel, Del
A C simpson, Selinsgrove
H F Boyer Selinsgrove
ES Robeson, Selinsgrove
B Searight, Uniontown
John R. Smith, Fayette co
S M Hewitt, Maysville,o
R .1 Powell, Maveville, 0
F Patterson, New Jersey
Mre Connelly
liltem Garland
Stele!), Washington, D C
Dr Heiner, IS S A
John A Chesnut, Trenton.
J Willia Das
1.1 Frank. ?few York
.
ThomM K Smith, If 8 A
John W Martin, Maryland
Oco Rodgers, Baltimore -
Cant 0 L Jackson, 11 8 A
Capt H P Lindun US A
Larkin, 116 ' A
R It Wigton, Huntinadon
B N Farreu, MaKettu co
biro Kate Allen, Chicago
Allen, Outing°
Gee B WlooLling, Pe nna
C K Keller, liorrlrlitrg
V H Higgins, Chicago I
G S Long,
011 City
Copt Ornigh, Ohio
Joe Potter, Lon latown
J rtodtlord, U B A
J H. Bradley, Indianapolis
Mrs Brao ley &' 2 100, led
'l` Ford, New York
Diva Ford, New York
M Du ller, Philado
WILI.4IVI Grum, Baty Rayon
BLexingtoo,Ky
318 Waters Troy, N I
Jac Potter Jr.S Lswistorrn
J Van Daniker, Baltimore
H Jackson , mton
Dr Oremm
:m. Boston
Gant C B Perkins, Prima
11 Itldttely, Dover, DM
tYtn , Sorrel, Nmv-Perk
Wm I, Hirst, rittlada
=MI
it Vir Henderson
Paul Armour, Wee - York
.1 B Davenport, Annapolis
Dazuuf 1 Barth.
Oeo S Peyne,Sunte Trill, Atd
S Rost, rooneylvania
LadoL'lsiew tlemtp.Miro
rl L OninmingH, Beaton
.1 0 lithe, Trenton
Oeo e lintLiAltoontt
S Miller
(i Moore .
Mee Smith
dilec; Barth
Geo Foster
C Hooper, Chester, Pa
A J Craft, Williamsport
a W Burns, Willinnu port
Wilson, R Mr York
J,N Callan \Wall, C
J Owinnes; Blairevi 80, Pa
C. C Webster. NPW York
B it Weeks; Y, rktown. Fa
< Kohler,•New York
A Richmond, New York
W Burnell. Norfolk
. .
SIIKH Hibbard. Baltimore ,
J I'lorce, Washington, I) C
0 H Is'ennenr, Piety York
Jolla Kbereromble, Balt
FlRWhey, Panes
I A lilcholn, WaHh. C
B Auger & wf, Montreal
W Cain & wf, White Halt
H Bwlmons. Bleir co
- . .
C Lockhart, Brooklyn
-,IC Mulford, Salem, J
Abbott, Pray, R
Muyer, Pray., R I.
H Ferguson, Roston.
.
S W
Schwartz. a-h, D C
N J Hendershott, Wash
ED Sbermaup Vermont
It Sharpe, .tekley
The Union.
Clitial Ways, Baltimore 0 H Hawk, Hancock, NI
Alf Rupert, Charter an 11 D Steerly, Lancaster
Wm Wallace ,Citamberalt'g kira Realism, Tuscarora
Chas C gamu t J Ai Datter.on, Enlist cu.Pa
R Stockton. Now Jersey Mrs Howe, Pouila
Sll WAAL toe i L Schuler. lierrisburg
I, it N) man, Bloomsb'g, AM 'rhos A Haunt, Hagerstown
F R'effer,ltead lug Wee D.an„ Newark, Del
A Salmon, Baltimore Thos William.t.New Yank
B J Madrehan,Baltimore Jae 13 Howe, Montrose, Pa i
J T Vernon, Newark, N J John Wiley 9i wf, Wash, DO
N E Garbart, NV ilnk, Del . Henry Thoransee, N Jersey
The Com
S H Brown, Utica, N
$ MoGegal, 'Washington
Pa on xson
Jos 11 Oliver, Boston
Mathews, Penns.
M Halheaon, Penn&
Wm Pasoan
Joseph Hull
Isaac Jackson Chester co York
JWard, New
J Campbell, Elkton •
merclal.
Chas Buffington, Chaster co
W Augheubarb. Pottstown
David Dunn, Huntingdon.
R P Greenleaf, Chester co
I .1 Cluck, Ikt D, PeHada
Geo 0 Pierson. Onester co
,Toe S Roans. West Chester
IS P Jones, pence
S A Strawbridgn,Chester co
Shares Penna - •
n Myers, Afarytend
es Union
The Ste
E litentin, Cheater co
Levlson, Now 'fort
J W IStatteru, Huntingdon
.3 Entrekin, Huntingdon
J Dewees, New York
J B Conroy, Reading.
V H Watt & MO, Latrobe
MoShure, Qalway,
V H (Willy St faro, N York
d 0 Henbst, Martinsburg
J P Farr, Oleo
w AMOldney, Ilfaryland
J S Laird, Juniata co
Miss Laird, Juniata co
C C Frazer. Phtia
L Tate, Piffle
Tl 4 II
Wileoi, Salem, Pa
G Greene, S.tem, Ya
Ainua r arthburn,Newtown
Rodge.rE, Titidson
Thos McGear.
. „
B Coburn, New Jtr«ey
B. Stile«, Sprqiiitiotil, Itl
Jobn Chriky. Delaware
Cleo Tkiwer«,
John L Gallo, Wilm, Del
Wm 1 Sirmou. Bola ware.
Geo H Breed, Dr... 0, York
P Rona & wf, Dol
The Bal
Owen A Miller, Deana
D Kesge, Monroe yo
.7 Bess, Denim
Thee Davis, Allentown
Eagle.
.T 1 Richards, Lehigh co
S B Stondt, Quakertown
Mias 0 Hitter, Buck., ea
W E Drake St to Harlon
L A ttt+ksch, Bethlahem
Aaron Frey, Inaton
Levi Wentz St la, Parma
D Dickel, Lebanon
John B Amou. LIITATIIet co
J J Knappennerner, rennet
it Hoapneeberiter, 'Nana
Thee flobenold, Lehigh en
The /#1
A 0 Briggs, Lnzerno ro
tV B F 1 her & In. Wtu‘h
C-Wrleht, Newark, NJ
It Thompson, Penna
Bliss C Rubinson. IN York
B Sobrack, 1V York
Chas Butter. PoUsimen •
Blaster S Dell. X JorseY
John Wood, Xenon
thrum'.
ES ?renal, Binghamton
AV H Lennon
John Mir, Reading
V L Barnes & la, Reading
H Brubaker, Meant Joy
Dr Buttner, U S A
J Drain, Peons
Mrs I Sollida„ Reading
SPEUL NOTICES
MILITARY CLOTIIENG, REASONABLE PRICES.
Military Clothing, ' Reasonable Prices.
Military Clothing, Reasonable Prices.
Military Clothing, Reasonable Prices.
Military. Clothing, Reasonable Prices. .
Military Clothing, Reasonable Prices.
Military Clotineg, Reasonable Prices.
Military Clothing, Reasonable Prices.
Military Clothing, Reasonable Prices.
Military Clothing. Remediable Prices.
Military Clothing, a Reasonable Prices.
Military•Clogdng, Reasonable Prices - .
Military Clothing, • Reasonable Prices.
Military Clothing, Reasonable Prices..
Military Clothing, Reasonable Prices.
Military Clothing, Reasonable Prices.
Military Clothing, Reasonable Prices:
Military Clotting, Reasonable Prices..
Military Clothing, Reasonable Prices.
Military Clothing, Reasonable Prices.
Military Clothing. • Reasonable Prices.
VOLUNTEERS will find we have a large assortment
of MILITARY CLOTIIINO READY. MADE from which
they can be fitted and prypared to march at n moment's
notice. All sizes Officers' Coats, Blouses, Dark-Blue
and Sky-Blue Pants and Vests, at moderate prices.
Will make a suit to order and Ina few briars for the
omergency. WANA.Malalt & BROWN.
Popular Clothing House,
" OAK HALL,"
S. E. Corner of SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
Citizens' Clothing in splendid variety. jyl2•tf
"Herm DYE fleet Dm! I
BATCHELOR'S celebrated HAIR DYB f 8 MM. Best Sa
ae World. The only' Harmless, Trite, and Be/fabis
Dye known. This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—
changes Red, Rusty. or Gray Hair instantly to a
Giatali Black or Natural. Brown, without Injuring the
Bale or Staising the Skin, leaving the flair Soft and
Beautiful; Imparts fresh vitality, frequently cestorins
its pristine color, and rectifies tke 111 effectsof bad Dyes.
The genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. -BATOKKLOIS: all
otheis sre mere imitations, and abonld be avoided. Sold
by ell Druggists, dm FACTORY, Erl BARCLAY Street,
New York. Batchelor's new Toilet Cream for Dressing
the Hair. is,3l-17
Tax Pommes. OurrinNo noun, 073 P3113.J.
"OAK HALL."
Rest-class goods at moderate prima
WaNattIAKER & &BOWL
B. B. corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
Chaim Department (to make to order) No. 1 B.Blxch st
Oh?-PRICE CLOTHING, OF TILE LATEST
STYLati.. , mado lo the Beet Manner. expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOW EST Selling Prices marked in Plain
Figures. All Ooods made to Order warranted satisfac
tory. Oar Oxtb 'Pomo SYSTEM i 8 Strictly adhered to.
All are thereby treated alike.
den ly lON ES & CO , GO* MARKET Street.
WirSßLZat WlLBorre EtroaisT Puslaux
1/00E-STITOII
eLrWING . TdAdIiENES.
kir
lialeurooms. 7114 lIFIRRTWITT . Atrarkt. *lump Ra.nrith
3MC.A_RitIZET:#.
_
COTTROL—PUTIVORD. —Ott the Bth inst., by the
Be'. Herman Bockats. chaplain olTnroer'a Lane Hos
pital, Jai.n M. Cottrol Cu Liz/Rift. Milliard, both of
Thiladelphla. •
puoi ra =i1.41
11117 CH.-On the 12th inst., Martha Much, daughter of
'The. and /Menet. Muth, aged 8 months and 3 daye.
relatives and friends of the family are resnsct- .
fully invited to attend the funeral. from the reddeuce of
her Termite, 8. E corner of Fourth and Dickerenn
streets, on Friday afternoon at 6 o'clock. •..
lIIILL.—On the 12th inst., Henry (1, eon of Joseph A.
and 6. L. Hull, Reed 8 months.
Funeral on Thum/lay afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from the
residence of hie parents, No. MO Wallace street, ••
SHERRERD —tin the morning of the 12th inst.. Wil
liam, son of William D. and Sarah Sherrerd, in the •
6th year of his age.
Federal from the residence of lie father, No. 1613
Fllbrrt street, on Thursday morning, 14th inst., at 9
o'clock. The relatives of the family are invited to
attend,
110/IN.—On Tuesday morning, 12tit inst., Alexander
H. Horn. „
Hie relatives and 'friends are respectfully Invited to
attend hie fitment, from the residence of his father.
John Horn, No. 14 titinth Broad street, on Friday, 111th
Inst., at 10 o'clock A 'll. •
M ARSHALL. —On the 12th inst., Ida Kate, daughter
Of Thomas and Hole Marshall, aged 7 mouths.
The friends of tbe family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral title afternoon at 4 o'clock from the
residence of her parent., No. 1300 Green stred. . •
DAVIS —On the 12th inst. at Malvertoa, the resi
dence of her son=io law. John Fareum, Mary ,
Davis, in the 79th year of her age. tf W
MoRDAN.—un the 12th inet:,.Tacy Morgan, in the
68th year of her ego.
The relatives cud friends of the family are Invited to
attend tbb funeral, from the tesidenceof her eon . to-law,
Charles Evans, Do. 614 north Sixth street, on Fir:tidily.
the 14th ink., et 1 n clock. Interment at Gwnedd. "
DUNLAP.—On Monday afternoon, the 11th instant,
of pneumonia, after abort Illness, Thomas Dunlap, in
the 71st year of ht. ego
The relatives and friend% of the family are respectful
ly Invited to attend lal• fuueral, from hie late residence,
tio. 218 Wanhineten Square, this (Wednesday) after.,
noon, at flee o'clock precisely, without further no
tice,
SOWERS.-01 Sender morning, the 10th inst. ,George
W. Sowers aged AO ears.
• The relat i ves and friends of the faintly, and mernhere
of the Fairmount Eneine Company, are root:tented to
attend Lis funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, the 14th
Inst., at 2 o'clock, front the residence of his Meter, Res
ter Carpenter. No. 1008 Cambridge street. To proceed
to Odd Follows' Cemetery. - • ••
BLINTING.—On the 1 1 inst., Charles C.,son of Jo
seph and Emma C. Bunting, in the 3u year f his age.
The friends of the family are invited to attend his
funeral, from his parents' residence, Marehall road,
Twenty-fourth ward, on Fourth-der. at 2 o'clock.
STILLS.—On the 7th inst., Maggie K wife of Horace .
M Stills.
Her relatives and friends are invited to attend her fe
moral. from the reeideure of her father, Wiz. B. Sttnith,
No.-427 Vine street, on Wednesday morning, 13th lust ,
at 9 o'clock. ••
OILLIN GRAM, —On First-day morning, the 10th
Inst., Susan Elizabeth, wife of Minor Gillingham, and
daughter of George Comfort.
Her friends and those of the family are requested to
attend her ineewil from the residence of her husband,
Fallsiegton, Bucks empty, on Fourth-day afternoon,
at 3 o'clock, without (*cher notice. ••
HINECLE. —At San. Luis Potosi, Mexico, George F.
Ilinecte, In hie 46tlf veer, formerly of this city. ••
HALZARD. —at Milton, Delaware, on Friday. July
anis Hon. David Perm& ex. Governor of the State of
Delaware, in the 84th year of his age. . •
A MEETINO 01' Till.: BAR. OF THIS OLTY will .be
held In the
LAW LIBEARY AT NOON TO-DAY, (WEDNESDAY,)
tei take action receive to the de/ease of their late fellow
Inomber, TROMAS DUNLAP., Esq. 1t•
"ptEssox aesoN, NOURNIZIG STORE,
OIN CHESTNUT Stmet. iY7-tf
VYRB & LANDELL, FOURTH AND
•L'A AMIE( have a
Flue eta:* of Mike,
Flue coda of Nbawle.
Flue Mock of Flannels,
Fine clock of !Anew!,
Mee !dotal of Alniglina. jegp
earPl 0 qr I E .—OF FICE OF TILE
BOARD OF HEALTH, S. W. corner SIXTH
and SAIVhOId Street'', /
PHII,ADIMPITIA, July 12.1864.
am directed by the Beard of Health to poblish the
following copy of a Recointlon, adopted by them thiv
,date. to Wlt:
• W/i , ram, information having been received that yel
low fever in prevollioir at Key Went. it is Oh BKRED
that all YellPelk arriviog r•OID *aid port will he quanta
tined at the Lazaretto until i thorwise directed.
•_jylB•wire3t Q. RUSII . B3II I . ll.itealtizpalcer.
• •
ligr NOTICE—THE IMBUE SCHOOLS
of the FIRST SCRQOL DISTR,IOI. nr PENN
SYLVANIA will CLOSE Gotha penal SUHMBR VAC',
Tim+ W FON rSDAY, in!, Mai and reopen ott
MONDAY, September Mb. 1514. at 8) o'clock A. St.
Mr order of the &tad of fiontrollere.
iYI3-24 HENRY W. IiaLLIWILL. Seo'y.
Ist COAL. REIPMENT.—ALL TUB
Old loembor. er: CA 1.1• Alb MOORM'S COM
PANY (P) trivet 'l'l4lS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, shnrp.
In INDEPENDENCS SQUABS.
1L W I LI,IAN - Wt(lON, Tinnt•nant.
REV. lIISIIOP SIMPSON, D. IL,
preach In cot 31' B. Marsh. EV)Will
ttrr•et, below Dickerson, 'ULS (Wednesday) EVE
-1110, at 8 o'clock.
NATIONAL UNION TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINO OLN
OF ILLINOIS
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
OF TENNESSEE
ELECTORAL TICKET.
SENATORIAL.
MORTON McMICHARL, Philadelphia
T. CIINNINGUAIH, Beaver CuitatY.
REPRESENTATIVE.
1. Robert P. Ling, 11. Mimi W. Hall.
2. G. hierrison Goatee, 14. Chariee H. shriner.
S. Henry Bumm. 15. John Whiter,
4. William H Kern, 16. David McCenaughy,
5. Barton H..Jetika, 17. David W. Woods.
6.4Charlas H. Hunk, IS. laaac Benson,
7. Itobelt Parke, 19. Johu.Palton.
S. William Taylor, 29. Samuel B. Dick.
9. John A, Iliestand, Everard Storer,
Id. Richard H. Coryall, 22. John P. Pelmay,
IL Edward Holliday, 23. Ebenezer MeJunkin,
12. Charles Read. 01. John Hr. Blanchard.
By order of the State Central Committee.
LEAGITE IIEOFSE,
1118 CHESTNIPP STREET.
I'IIt4A.IIELPIITA. Julyl3, 1861
THE MILITARY COMMITTEE
UNION'LEAGUE
THIS DAY, AT 1 OTLOCK,
LEAGUE HOUSE,
FOR THE ruxtrosz OF. TAXING SITCH ACTION IN
. .
PRESENT CRISIS OF THE COUNTRY
AE MAY BE DEEMEI .. ADVI.S AISLE 1.2 t ORDER TO
prownnrwmwmx
Gensral attendance is earnestly requested. .
By order" of the Billitnry Committee of the Union
C. IZARD lIACEI7IIII,
ligr, NOTICE. •
MR FIRST NATIONAL 'BAN* OF PHILA
DELPHIA
NEW BANKING .11017 SE.
I=l
CHESTNUT AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
(north side of Chestnut, west of Third,) on and after
TUESDAY. THE STH INSTANT.
MORTON *oXIOI! . . 1 1EI•li t t l it: , sier
ON BOARD PILOT•110AT
"CLIMB," from Delaware. Breakwater.
Loynd to Cape May.
We, the und, 'signed, officers, passengers. and crews,
numbefiog sixty-three, captured by the Confederate
steamer PLORIDA, on thelsth instant, sent to the Dela
ware breakwater, in the bol.dod cohon Der "HOWARD."
of and bound for New York, from Nassau, captured on
the same sate—
Offer our sincere thanks to Captain BCHELLIZIOER.
AND CRLW of the above Pilot Boat for his kindness in
rendering us all theassittance in his power, and landing
ns safely at Cape May, and we earnestly hopo the
Government wilt remunerate him for his kind services
to us and oar crews.
TBOM AB HVEBBTT, Master Bark Greenland. —
WILLIAM . PATTEN. Passenger.
al. B. HOOPIM, Maeter Bark Gen, Berry. •
1111. S. J. BOoPBR, Yirst Officer Bark ()tn. Berry.
JOAN GALVAN, Passenger.
B. H. SBACKFORD. Master Bark Belinda.
BENJ. P. BLAIR, First Officer. \
Or* THE SEHIVANNEAL MEETING-
albs ALUMNI ASSOCIATION or she Central
Binh School will be held THIS EVENING, at 84'clock,
Pt the Bigh-School Building, BROAD and 0 RUN Ste.
Members can, at the name time and place, obtain Tick
ets for the Commencement. Ticketi for the Commence
ment can alto be had of the Secretary.
CHARLES BOCK W.kLTER„
President.
lc*
!Meat:
BRICRY R Eintu:cris: Secretary
I v EN D.—oFricE op ?VIE
ALLEGHENY AND PITTSBURG OIL comee.-
NY. No. 142 South THIRD Street, second Story.
Tho Directors of this Company hare this day declared
a dividend of two per cent. for. the month or June, on
the capital atom clear of tax, Payattle'on and after the
10th inat. IY3I. S LANS.
Secretary.
delphia, Jul
rar7THE CORNER sromm OF THE
. IVII. ETEENTR-STRISET E. DEIUROIL Nine
teenth and Poptar, wilt be laid on THURSDAY, July
14th, at 4P. M. Rev. Dictum Simpson, D. D., will otil-
Mat, assisted by the Revs. Dr. Bartle°. Karts, Own,
and s4hire. Should the weather be unfavorable the
exereiess will take place at the HALL, SEVENTEEN YR
and POPLAR. E T. KENNEY.
iTIN-Es• , Pastor.
OFFICE OF THE INSURANCE
COMPANY , OF NORTH AMERICA, 232
WALNUT Street, PHILADIII.PLIIA, July it, 1861.
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
ONE U 0) LAN AND TWENTY CENTS per share—free
of taxes—payable on demand. jyl2-61
I
OFFICE MINE RILL AND
SCHUYLKILL HAVEN RAILROAD 00.1fPA
DT, PIIIIADELYI2.Ik, 7 mo. 11th, ISGi
Ars sta.ed meetiog, of the 'Board of Managers, held
THIS DAY, a semi-annual dividend of One Dollar and
BighAy • IlveSlents per share was declared, clear of State
nod United States tax, reyable to' the Stockholders, or
their legal renreeants lives, on or after the 2lst instant.
The treader book will be eloped until the 21st but.
iyl2•l2t WILLIAM DIDDLE, Secretary.
r;ff... OFFICE OF THECOIIIIIFFEE ON
Labor, income and Revenue., No. 118 souru
SEVENTH Street, .
Chairmen of Snit-committees of Committee ion Labor,
Income and Revenue and persons having aubscrip.
Lions in charge. both in and out of town, are earnestly
requested to push forward the work, as it is highly 1111-
portant that the bnsinetut of the Great Central Fair shall
ne concluded at an early day. Thero are numerous
Committees which have not yet reported.
.L. MONTGOMERY BOND,
Chairman.
MRS. E. W. MUTTER,
Chairman.
OFFICE' OF THE . FALIIIE•
IYSII
BARCE COMPANY. be.' 406 CRESTriTYY
St, eet. PIIII.ADELNITA, July 6th, 1864.
At a muting of the Bomid of Directors of rbe Fame In
surance Company. held. tbtaday, adlvldead of THREE
PER CERT. was declared, payable on demand. clear of
all taxes. • W. I. BLANCHARD,
jy6•l2t, Secretary.
'gra THE SUSQUEHANNA. AND TIDE
WATER ne NAL COSTANIES have their °See
at No. 417 WALNUT Street, Room ire. 4.
The "Transfer,dgency " of tbeso Companies, hereto
fore in South FOURTH Street, has been removed to the
office of the Companies, at the place above stated.
OIFYINUE Or THE MAYOR or THE
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, July It, MX
The. Committee of City Connctls on Defence and Pro
tection will be in permanent Segelee at the Committee
room, corner of FIFTH and CHESTNUT Streets, whore
it will be in immediate communication with the Mayor
and with the General Commanding, and will be able to
furnish information.
Allofficers recruiting under the calla of the Governor
will please to report at such Committee room without
delay. It is urgently requested that they will comply
with this desire of the municipal authorities.
ALEXANDER HENRY •
Mayor of Philadelphia.
Or "TEL E °RAPTI NOTICE.—THE
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADEL-
ItHIA, at FRANKFORD,wouid give notice that ,haring
effected an arrangement with the INDEPENDENT
TELEGRAPH LINE., a TELEGRAPH OFFICE le now
open at the DANK for the
accommodation of the pob
lie, connecting FA,ANKFORD with all telegraphic
points East, West, Month, and South. •
Philadelpitla Meant* Beat and received at a rate ao
low that peraone Vetoing time and money will and tele
graphing cheaper than any other loathed of de.patch.
WILLIAM H. RHAWN, Cashier.
OFFICES.
No. 419 Chestnut street, I No. 9 South Third street,
No. 204 Walnut street,' Merchants' Exesance,
Merchants' Hotel, 077-Bt] Second National Bank,
tarOFFICE OF THE ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY, 400 WALNUT St.,
PHIL...DELT/11d, July fi 1931.
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
THREE PER CENT, on the ,pititl Stook of the Com
filmy for the last six months, payable on demand, free
of all taxes. • CHAS. FOSTER,
jy6-12t. .
nr. OFFICE OF THE LOCUST MOUN
TAIN COAL AND IRON COMPANY, NO. 230
South THIRD Street,
' • PRILADELPIIII4; July o,'
The Board of Directors of the LOCUST MOUNTAIN
COAL AND IRON COMPANY have directed the distri
bution, on the 20th instant, among the holders of the
Stock on the hooks of the Company on that day, of part
of the proceeds of. sale of certain lands. part of the
capital stock of the Company authorized to bo sold and
distributed by the act of Assemply approved May 3d.
1914. • •
In accordance with the direction aforesaid. on and
after the 2011 instant TWENTY DOLLARS will bo paid
.on each Aare to the Stockholders on tho books of the
Company on that day.
The transfer .books will be closed for this purpose
from And after this day to the 20th instant, inclusive.
WI-lir2o • . JOS C. COPYUCK, Tress:war.
" ASSESSOR'S OFFICE, UNITED
T
1127 RICT ..STATI NNEYLVAS INTERNAL REVENUE, FIRST DIS
OF FENIA,
PIIII.ADISLPIITA. July 1, 1961.
Manufacturers of Tobacco, Snug', or Segare,are hereby
notified to make out an inventory of the quantity of the
different kinds of tobacco, snuff Dour, snuff, Neg'ars, tin
foil, liquorice, and stems b.ld or owned by them this
day. as required by the new excise law, which goes into
force thie.day.
The inventory mast mot forth the portions ram:inf. e
tnred by themselves and purchased from others, with
the market price of the several articles. •
WASHINGTON KEITH,
j44-mwf6t Assestor First District, Pennsylvania.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.—OFEICE
TILE ROCK OIL COMPANY .0Y PENNSYL..
VANIA, No. 409 WALNUT Street.
PHILADIMPIIIA. July 6, 1861.
The Board of Directors Lave this day. declared a MeV
dend of TIIREE PER CENT, on • the capital. Mock of
this Company, payable on and after the 20th of July,
free of State tax.
The Books of the Company will be closed on the 'Mi .
at 3 P. Al,, and opened OD the 2lst.
.41-thstu 0140 j,KO. F, altar, Treanor.
ligr IC OTT ER, —BOARD OF EN KO},
MENT, FOl l l3lll DIWPRIC r, PENN A,,corner
BROAD and SPRING' GARDEN Streeto. .11,Thr 811, 1864.
The Board of Enrolment of this District are new en
gaged in revising anti oorrecting the lists of persona en.
Coiled as liable to do military duty.
Persons who have been improperly enrolled on ac
count of alienago, non-reaideuce, over forty-live years
of age, ninif.4t permanent phyttical disability, or who
have served two years in the present war, should ap
pear before the Board, prove the same, and have their
names &I rlekt n from the list.
Any citizen who Las a knowledge of any one having
escaped entotinent, and woo is liable to military duty;
or of any ono n ho has arr.ved at the ago of twouty years
since June, 16118; or of tarry who have declared their
intention to become citizens, are earnestly invited to
communicate such information to the BOARD OF EN
ROLMENT, in order that each persons may be placed
upon the blots.
It is the interest rod duty of every enrolled citi
zen to see that all who have been improperly omitted
from the lists are added thereto. D. M. LANE,
Captain, Provost Marshal
Fourth Thettitt. Pertneylvania.
ATLANTIC AND OHIO TELE
GRAPH COMPANY.—The annual meeting of
the Stockholders will he hell at tho (Mice, No 3 ?Olt-
NEST Place, 1233 South FOURTH Street, ott THURS
DAY, the 21st lust, at 4 o'clock P. bi., for the purpose
of circling nine Directors to serve the ensuing year, acid
the transaction of such other business as may some be
fore the meeting. H. it. SIIILLEBOPOItt),
iT a-w3t - Secretary.
VIVIDEND NOTYCE.OFFICE OF
THIC UNION - PETROLEUM 'COMPANYt, 117
South FOURTH Street:
. _
The Board of Directors have declared a third monthly
dividend of two per cent on the capital stock, payable
on and after the leth current.
The Transfer Books will be closed on' the 13th, 14th,
and lath current. CRARtEs A. DUI'.
jl - 7-6t President.
flyMl:r OFFICE ORGA NI OIL COMPANY,
No. PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE.-
CAMERON, Chairman
7110 Board of Directorg have title day declared a dtri
dead of ONE PERCENT, on the Capital Stock of this
Company, rayable on and after 13tn last , free of all
taxes. Transfer Books closed on atb t open on 14th,
ItS-61.. W. C. STILES, Jr, , Treasurer.
t4 r. OFFICE SOMERSET IRON AND
COAL COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA, 61
CEDAR Street, New Yourc, June 10, 1664.
NOTICE. Is hereby even that, pursuant to a resolu
tion of the Board of Directors, an instalment of TWEN
TY PER CENT. on the subscrlptlon to the Capital Stock
of the SOMERSET IRON AND COAL 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.
Atteet: T. M. TYNCI, Secretary.
OFFICE OF TIIE NEW YORK AND
AVIDDLECOAL FIELD RAILROAD:AND COAL
COMPANY.—n EreCilli meeting of the Stockholders of
tbie Company Witt be held et the office of the Commas'.
No. 204:South YOURTH Street. 00 SATURDAY, July
23d (teat ), 1564, at 11 o'clock A. bt. As business of lm ,
hortauce Is to be transacted, the attention of the Stock
olders is earnestly requested:
PETER K LANDIS, Secretary.
PIIILATIRT,PITIA. July 6,-1594.-jyB.frow6t
OFFICE CITIZENS' VOLUNTEER
SUBSTITUTE. COMMITTEE, No. 41.2 PEUDIE
Street, 3uIY 7, 18e 4 .
The Citizr us' Volunteer Substitnte Committee pro
pose to as.-ist in raising troops by- aiding citizens in
procuring substitutes and facilitating the paTn,ent of
bounties, in the following re:lnner:
Enrdled citizens who desire to furnish substitutes in
advance of the draft will pay the sum or four hundred
doilars to tke Treasurer,J. G. Eoseogarten Esq., No. 412
Prone street, f rem 10 to 2 o'clock, receiving his acknow
ledatnent that the money will be returned if a certlfi
sate of exemption is not procured, and giving to him a
power of attorney, duly stamped, to collect the city
bounty for the benefit of the Substitute. The minim of
applicants will IA) registered in the order of their appli
cation, and certi testes of exemption will be procured
and furnished in that order. As soon as the certificate
is obtained, the principal will, he notified through toe
Post Office that it is ready for delivery en return of the
Treasnrer's receipt, n hen the duty of the. Committee
will cease. _The. Committee has official assurance that the t wain
cafes which it will procure ‘ will exempt the principals
for the term specified.
The Committee wilt also endeavor to Procure repre
sentative recru'ts for citizens not enrolled, on payment
of FOUR HUNDRED HOLLARS. _
ANNUAL EXCURSION OF THE
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION to
Atlantic City, FRIDAY, JolylGth. 1564. Tickets 11.40.
Ceti be procured at:ASHAI EA D S EVANS', 724 CHEST
PICT Street. Rooms of the associstlon, IoD9 and LOU
CHESTACT Street, and at the wharf on the morning of
the excursion. Last boat leaves Vine-street wharf at 6
o'clock A. M. jy&6o
IIar"MONEY BROOK COAL COMPANY.
—at a meeting of the Board of Directors , of the
!dopey Brook Coal Company. held at their Odic*, No.
200 WALNUT Street. Philadelphia. on the ath instant,
a INVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT., clear of all
taxes, was declared out of the earnings or the Company
for the in , nthe of May and Jane, payable on and after
the 19th of July. at the Office of the Company.
JOHN B. IicCREAR Y. President.
The honey Brook Coal Company was organized by
the election of the following °Mears and Board of
Directors: • .
President, Tice President,'
John B. McCreary. Lewis Andonried
Treasurer, Secretary,
Davis Pearson.
DIRECTORS.
John B. McCreary', I Lewis Andenried,
Davis Pearson, Jacob A. Myers,
iv; Int Thomas *. ReOVIL4.
Secretary
CIVIL AND ARMY CLOTHS
SQO DOUBLE AND. TWIST CASSI
• ?SERBS.
*1.58 6.4 Wide Dark Mixed Haim Tweeds. •
Low. priced and fine Cassimeres.
No advance is Sommer Stock.
Linen Drills and Duck.
Superfine White Duck and Drilla.
Superb Stock Woolen,. aid tn.
WILLIAMSVILLE.
New York mills and other good makes Muslims, by
thv piece or yard.
Wide Sheeting s by the piece.
Best old standard makes Unbleached Mnslins.
Flannels, Tickings, Checks, Stripes, An. i
• Towels and Towelings. . -
Damask Table Linens, Napkins.
FANCY SHIRTING FLANNS.EL
COOPER & CONARD,
,iY7 S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET Streets.
DANIEL STEINMETZ, Chairman.
J. 1. CLARK lian.E,
JOHN TiluMP6ol4,
CLEMENT H. PENROSE.
J. O. ROSENOARTEN, Treasurer
11.EARY C. LEA, Secretary.
'TAIL DRY GOODS.
MIDDLES= 64 LIGHT BLUES.
ALL GRADES . DARK BLUES.
8.4 AND 64 INDIGO FLANNELS.
24 AND 64 BLUE OASSIMERES.
EA AND 64 DOESKINS.
FULL STOOK •or own*.
DO. D 0... . • COATINGS.
DO. DO. CASSIMERES.
BILLIARD AND BAGATELLE CLOTHS
CLOTHS FOR COAOHMAKERS.
ALL KINDS TRIMMINGS, &o.
W. T. SNODGRASS, •
148 SECOND and 33 STRAWBERRY Sta.
EXA MINE OUR LAWNS.
Lawns, brown ground, neat figured, 44e.
Lawns. white around, neat figured, 44c.
Burkaback and Bath Towels, large.aesortment.
Bird 's Eye Linen 'rowels.
. Extra size Damask Towels.
Shetland Wool Shawls.fae-ewe.let-. - es- ----- ---
zee ..nd Y.
B"1"411 8trit WA/Cr/AM lECH Street
BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS.
30 ADVANCE IN PRICES.
We are still selling onr Black Silks at the same
_prices
as we did early in the season, notwithstanding the re
cent advanoss.
MASTt.3 SILKS. ALL WIDTHS.
Plain Silks. all colors. $l.BO to 35.75.
Fancy silks. $1 to 82.60
Rich heavy, handsome Fancy Silks, $2.87 to $B 3O .
.Itlll Chens Silks, at 42.87)4, worth $3.10.
66 64 at *S.W.
" at 84.75. "•
85.60.
" 'at .
10 pieces small 'Plaid Rilks s6 . at_111.25, 811
worth 31.03. •
U. STEEL boN,
ap23. tf Noe. 713 sad 711; N. TENTH Sweet
pt_ A WHITE BAR E GES FOR SHAWLS,
Circular.", &c.
8-4 White Neiman!.
8.4 White Gauze Marais.
8-4 White Crapb Maretz.
8-9 Bleck Herman! Baregee.
S-4 Black Tamartines.
6-4 Black B tregea
6-4 Black Crape Nardi.
6-4 Black De-Lalnes.
6-9 White Merinos&
6-4 Black Marianas.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
.le3o .2.3 South SECOND Street._
46 E MAIL DE PARIS," FOR THE
6ElN.—This delightful preparation Is egos
cLally recommended to ladies about visiting the country
or sea shore, for removing the discoloratious caused by
sunburn or salt air. The " Email de Paris" is tal
dorsed and universally used by the ladies of the French.
capital. EUGENE JOIIIN, No. 111 S , TENTH Street,
below Chestnut, Avant for l'Email de Paris. Je23-Imlf
HARRIS' MIXED CASSIMERES.
Light mixed Cassimeres; for boys' salts.
Melton and Plaid Cassimeres.
• Marino Cassirneres and Cashmeretts.
Linen Drills, Satinets, and Cottonadet
Ladles' Cloak leg Cloths, choice shades.
Loom and Damask Table Linen, cheap.
Towels. Towelling, and Napkins.
Large assortment at
JOHN H. STOKES'.
702 AECEI Sires
1024 CHStaNDT STRBET
The attention of LADIES VISITING THE
CITY, or those abou t LEAVING ' for
'Watering Places,'• or " the Country," is
respectfully invited to the extensive stock
of WHITE GOODS, suitable ter SUMMER
WEAR, for Winn BODIES, MORNING
WRAPPERS, Sic.
An extensive assortment is offered in Lace
and Worked Edgings and insertings, Veils,
handkerchiefs, Collare,Siceves,and in plain
and fancy Plaid, Ftriped, and Vizored White
PRESENT
PRICES !dual BELOW 'MIER
PRESENT RETAIL VALDE.
100 PrintextLinen Cambric Dresses.
100 pieces Puffed, Tacked. and Striped
Muffins.
E. M. NEEDLES.
MARSHAL'S SALES:
MARSHAL'S SALE —BY VIRTUE OF
a Writ of Sale, by the Honorable John Cadwalltiler,
Judge of the District Court of the United States , ' in and
for tee Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in Admiralty,
to me directed, will be sold at public eats, to the highest
and best bidder, for cash, at the Steamship Wharf above
VINE Street. on TUE:•DA Y. July 26, 1861, atl2 o'clock,
M. the steamer DONEGAL, (formerly Austin;) was
built at 'Wilmington, Delaware, In 1560, by the well
known builders Messrs. Harlan & Hollingsworth.
The Donegal is built of iron In the most approved
Manner; has water tight compartments, side wheels;
her dimensions are, length, Da feel; beam 31 feet ;depth,
16 font 6 inehee, measures about 1070 tons; the engines
aro In good order, and engineer's department well
found; has large between deck, good cabin accommo
dations, large cars yinu capacity, and having been built
for the Texas and. Nesse Orleans trade, Is fast, and of
light draft of water, and. particularly well adapted for
transport aerylees. .
WILLIAM MILLWARD,
LI. E. Marshal, E. D. of Penna.
Philnd'a, July 7,1661. • jya-Htt
•
LOOKING GLASSES.
. .
JAMES S. EARLE it SON.
816 CIISI3TIgRIT firRBET.
We now In store a 'very fine assortment of
LOOKING GLASSES.
of ovary aliaractor. of the
MT BEST MANUFACTURE AND LAMM' STYLE&
OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS,
aldo PIOTHRE AND PHOTOGRAPH FRAMER.
LIFE-SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS IN OIL
colors, an they are executed and colored at B. F.
REIHER'S Gallery, furnish you portraits of Invaluable
character. See specimens at 024 ARCH street.lt•
. _
purz APPLE CHEESE.-511 CASES
•IL CHOICE BRANDS.
Sap Sago and English Dein , Cheese of ebotce quality.
For sale by RHODES Si WILLIAM*,
jyl3. tf 107 South WATER Street
SOUSED rids FEET 100 KEGS
PRIME.
Soused Lambs Tongues, 11:0 kegs prl ne.
6011Mftl Tripe, 100 hogs prime.
For rule by • RHODES & WILLIAMS.
jyl3-if 101 Routh WATER &root.-
PART -ES DE VIRTE—STILL IN THE
Na.:iriin tido or perm ler favor.—Thoso beautiful plataras
oreimade Se TlLlRurraumed rtyltiP at 13 F.•3l.l3lMEH'S•Pho
tograph Galtrry, 624 ARCH Street. it.
NO 'PICTURES_ MADE ARE MORE
popular or in greater demand than REIMER'S 41
Colored Photographs, or flue Mutt , and 'ACCUrstey of like
ness and coloring. SECOND Strtet. above Utoen.
THE PRESS.--PHILADELPTITA, WEDNESDAY, XITLY 13, 1864.
1 ! , STII 'UNION LEAGUE
NATIONAL GUARD RUINER,
JUL 7th. 1S 4
rso r _II34DUNTXX". ,513,1
ALL THE OFFIGER9 OF THIS REGIHENT,HAVE
And citizens enlisting in any of the flompanies can do
iro with the certainty or haying
Competent andT Experienced Officers
Let every citizen leak at the danger that threatens,
ualawaaisAmiimaammwa
reinforcing ortrarmies for a short time, and determine
o enlist at once, and aid, in crashing the rebellion.
8. Biclieurr
REMEMBER THAT OUR NATIONAL OAPi-
DO NOT HESITATE, BUT DOME AT ONOE.i
COME, EVERY MAN THAT CAN, AND FUTURE
GENERATIONS WILL BLESS YOU FOR THE SUP
PORT YOU GATE AT THIS IMPORTANT PERIOD OF
TIM WAR, AND OF OUR COUNTRY'S HISTORY
TO . THE PATRIOTIC CITIZENS
OF
le now calling for recruits for immediate service in the
field. The officers aro all men of experience. and have
ed their courage in the field of battle
Every moment is precious i the enemy threatens our
Capital, and
Come forward at once—from your workehopg, (vim
your stores, from your factories—and prove to these
iraltore,that they shall not desecrate our soil with im
punity. The Emergency is pressing, and the rus h to
the front of slew brave, devoted patrfots, to co-operate
with the gallant Army of the Potomac, will pat an end
forever to the hopes of the rebel hordes.
tome forward, then . , and obey the pressing call of
your country, and sustain the pride and glory of. your
good old Commonwealth.
The Military Committee Will meet daily, and the Her.
chants of Philadelphia are earnestly solicited to unite
with them for the plume of sending this element to
the front at once. ' J7l3•St
COAL REGIMENT
IN TI
-1,4 FIELD.
and. desirous of joining this Regiment. will
TO MEN OF COLOR.
Authority has been received to raise
A REGIMENT OF MEN 07 • COLOR
FOR .ONE 'HUNDRED .DAYS.
RALLY, MEN OF COLOR, AT ONCE POR•YOUR
COUNTRY I .Arm for the defence of your homes I En
roll yourselves for the emergency. A Regiment ought
to be rallied within TWO DAYS. Chester and Dela
ware counties will send three Companies, Bucks and
Montgomery will do as well. What will Philadel
phia do?
COLONEL TAGGART
Late Colonel 12th Regiment Pennsylvania Reserves,
will command, and the Officers will be the graduates of
the Military Board at Washington.
•
CITY BOUNT OF ($5O) FIFTY DOLLARS
will be paid each man.
COME, THEN, TO HEADQUARTERS,
NO. 1210 CHESTNUT STREET,
AND ENROLL TOUR NAILES. jyl2•St
MILITARY.
COL. HATIMANUS NEFF:
THIS REGIMENT IS ACCEPTED NOR
ONE HUNDRED DAYS' SERVICE.
610 PER MONT.EI PAY
SEEN SERYICB IN THE FIELD.
TO COMMA.ND:TIEESI
TAM IS AGAIN THREATENED!
!SOW IS THE CRISIS !I
13EA.13QT_TA:FLT.V.EtS,
RACE STREET, BELOW-SIXTFI
PHILADELPHIA
THE MERCHANTS' REGIMENT
COME .FORWARD, MEN 1
MEN, BRANS, PATRIOTIC MEN,
ARE ZiSEDRD:
CITY_ BOUNTY OF FIFTY DOLLARS
HEADQUARTERS, 134 CHESTNUT STREET
OFFICERS OROARIZING COSIFLNIES,
REPORT IMMEDIATELY
COAL 3MXCJIIALNGM,
205 M . 4ALNOfl3l7.lllrt
5. 4 50 CITY BOUNTY I
RECRUITING EXPENSES paid by the COnimittee
J. G. FELL,
. WM. HUNTER,- JR.,
ALFRED DA;
-4011 N ROMMEL, ix..
DAVIS PEARSON,
JOHN E. ORAEFF,
JESSE M. COOK,
Committee.
fCOMPANY• F, GRAY RESERVES
.Tho Company to Toorottina for - One Ilandred Daye
t. under ibe tali of Oo C tin .
Wlllsiio Wilt) AY
tql paid to each recruit on being mustered in.
All good Citizens are iuvittll to cell at the Armors'
BROAD STREET, BELOW RACE,
- And enrol thempel woo.
11. C. KENNEDY.
Captain.
6. C. BERN. 0, p,
f GRAY RESERVE
IZEC=IMENP.
TRH REGIMENT IS NOW RECRUITING FOR
ONE BUNDRED DOS' SERVICE,
LNDEO. TEE CALL, OF 00T. CURTIN
ARMORY CO. A, 810 MARKET ST
" C, 808 MARKET ST
' MORT ZENTII and CHESTNUT
CO.'S F, G, IT, I, and IC, at CITY
ARMORY,- BROAD, BELOWRA,CE
EACH RECRUIT RECEIVES - $5O BOUNTY.
IF. P. NICHOLSON,
MAJOR gOIISI&NDING
T. S. BROWN, AUting Adjutant
MERCHANTS' REGIMENT.
ATTENTION; CO. A.
Members of thia company will moot at
HEADQUARTERS. 434 CHESTNUT STREET
COME ONE! COME ALL!
RALLY ROUND THE FLAG ONCE MORE!
itEcnurrs WARTED-v 0 BOUNTY. 100 DAYS'
SERVICE.
w. J. sutpsox, captain..
APPEAL':TO MERCHANTS:
MER 14 ANTS' REGIMENT,
COLONEL E. WOODWARD,
Is now reorganized and recruiting for immediate service
In the field, in response to the Governor's call for troops
to repel invasion.
AIONEY 1S NEEDED AT ONCE, and the Merchants of
Philadelphia are earnestly requested to send their con
tributions to; the und,,wignecl without delay.
JAS. S. MARTIN, of Garrett & Martin,
- . 502 MARKET Street, Treaanrer.
/oirti WOODSIDE, of J. Woodside dt Co.,
107 South FRONT Street.
THOS: A BOYD, of Boyd & Stroud,
32 North FOURTH Street.
A, P. SMITH, of A.. P. Stll P. Smith,
246 CHESTNUT. Street.
Finance Committee.
BEAD QUARTERS, 703 SAN
-11, SOM STREET,
Member.; will retort
TIDE DAY (WEDNESDAY), at 3P. M., Sijp,,Np
TO 1131
MUSTERED TN.
RHINO HORSES AND EQUIPMENTS.
Ntnety-Mx men' in the Company. Mew more OLD
CAVALRYMEN taken, and horses furnished.
.
SSO 130UNTY
TWO BLACKSMITHS WANTED,
Bs:Order.GEORGE D. STROUD,
Captain Commanding
HEA.DQUA.RTERS.LA.TE COM
PANY A. FIRST PHILADELPHIA ARTILLE
RY, 1733 NIANKET Street.—Tho Armory of
late Co. will ho open for RECRUITS for the
Batten• now organizing nailer Captain R. SPENCER
MILLER from 10 A. N. toll) P. AL Detachment Drilla
at 10 A. Df. and ft P.ll jy13.2.t.
IiItATTENTION 1 PHILADELPHIA.
VNION ARTILLERY.—The Cmpany hes beei
accepted as a Battery of Artillery by the Go
vercur,aud ?peruke are now received at the
AiWory. BROAD Street, below Race. 100 Days Service.
46111Betant.
' Captain A. J. FITZWAVIIR.
First Mont. B, L. MATLACK.
Second Lient..T. C. NV: FRISHAIIITH.
gItzARTILLERY CORPS, WASH
• atoTor %LATS.—A Special ale•tinit of this
O rps . 'will be held THIS MORNING. at ten
, . .
. clock, at the Amory W % .
• I c e HOOD. 2d Sergeant.
A RT IL L E RY-DAHLGREN
LIGHT BATTERY—Antfory No. 638 JLIKKET
Street.. Beaniting for the emergency. Mem
bt.rs of the company of the late Howitzer Batte
n. and otbere, come and enrol your.lans ILL once.
By order of. Captain 'E. SPENCER MILLER.
EDW. S. Onicrniti.t., 0. N. jyl3-2t.
1 3 ENIStYLVANIA. RESERVES-2D
REOIDIENT.—Captain ROBERT IL SiIITH, of the
Old "d Reserves, after three years' service , Pro Poses
to RECRUIT A COMPANY for Unmet iat. :and active
service. His Headquarters are at N... 416 T. micaltr
.Etreat, assiAtt front of Indeprndvnce Hall The " solid
Stew of Philadelphia" shenld euconnes. ad. v...tclattc
tne
advantsge , of experienced otlicera. iyES-2t,
ATTENTION, YOUNG MEN!
Respectable young men. good horsemen. disposed to
reepohd- tr. the call or General Conch fur MOO Ca-
VALRY (to fuluish their ORD hoIRO3 -slid horse
equipments.) are requested to report WIT ROUT DELAY
at 703 SAN Oat Slroot, for Compahy organization_ .30
bounty.
George D. Stroud, late Captain Co. C. 20th Pa. Car.;
C2otb Pa. Car. -.
AVM
J. tete}st Lieut. nn a 4.11274n.5.-1....:0... • 11 ok
Reynolds. kate IS3d P. V.
GRAY - : :RESERVES,. COMPANY
company is now recruiting at armory,
RROAR'StaeeWbelow Race. S. W. PEWIT.
Recruiting Officer.
I THE COMMERCIAL REGIMENT,
LECEILEE
Twit 'Reigliinentinsabeen accepted. and will commence
o muster to,day:: ihlr . op its companies by culling at
'THE lIIADQOARTERS, WETHERILL HOUSE,
BASSOS! STABS'''. ABOVE S'XTEI,
. _
Today. or a t any of the recruiting stations.
•Its (aeon are all veterans. Do well by enlisting in
his Regiment. . • • • •
FIFTT..DOLLATIS- .9A.w,111034 . RS:
f i l • CRIJ.e . T . S.'yOkCOMPANY I_ ..: 1 T L:. ~....
C rrA a FAusbAMB.
• ' . :....MER.CitiNT.V . itapputrr.. - .
R aVAITARTERS, • •
INDEPENDVICE SWAB:
I'ETEItkNEI, TO THE FRONT !
OFFICE rcrenElls . VOLUNTEER SUB iTTTITTE
I. COMMITTEE. No. 412 PRUNE Street, Julyll. MC
1
Veterewi, whom terms of service have expired. can
now TP•onliet tanner the moat advantageoue conditions,
and whihramistfog their country at this crisis can FO•
cure ample provision for their families during the Dab.
sence.
By applying to this Committee, they will be put into
the service as Substitutes, and will receive on the day
of mutter
SIX FIQNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS TN CASH,
In additin •the bonoty offered by the Government.
Veterans, The country looks to you to uphold her Sag
against the odvaociog !mate of rebellion
apply al the office of the Committee from 10 A. Ti!. to
2 P. hi. DANIEL sTE•Nm rz. Chairman.
Q. ROSE NGARTE 1, Treasurer.
.1 t CLARK RARE,
JOHN THO MPSON.
CLEMENT E. PENROSE,
HENRY C. LEA
.I§IATTENTION," INDEPENDENCE
CITY GUARD !
I RECRUITS wanted for three Companiee. to be
commanded by Major G. ECKENDORPF; and to be
=petered to for he day= 'AR the =ma! Beauties paid,
and pope bat good men wanted.
-
Armory on LaRDPIER etreet. rear of the neadettly of
Mack. ip . pekevery.day from 9A. M. to 8 P M.
j)1241. . • Maier 0. SCIRENDORPP.
RECRATITS.WANTED
FOR
I •• • COMPANY "B,"
GRAY RESERVES
ARMORY.
ill2-2V BROAD and RACE:
t. THE MEMBERS . OF COMPANY
. G. DIERGRANTS' RIOURENT, aro regneet•d to
report tbornselve3 at the HEADQUARFERi OF
THE REGIMENT, CRESTNOT Street, lialow
NtI OLD MEMBERS HAVE A CHANCE• FOB PRO
MOTION.
TH. K. VOOEL,
Recrattin 4. 0 M ter.
tiMERCHANTS' REGIMENT-COM
PANY B.—This Company is DOW HE , IRUITING, at
Headquarters, No. 4E* CHESTNUT Straw, for One
Readrvti Days Service., Tl 2-31. .
-.141E RCB ANTS' It It GUI EN T-AT
TEN TI ON, . COI PAN Y /I—This Ctimpany Is reern 4 t-
I Ing for NO days' service at Headqa,aters, No. 434
CHESTNUT trest
.2,2 •
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VOST MARSHAL SECOND DISTRICT.
PRILADIMTRIA, June 29th, 1851.
The Lists of Persona enrolled as liable to do Mili
tary duty are now being revised and corrected. -
Persona who aye Improperly enrolled, on account of
alieuage, non-reefdence, ever forty-five years of aite,or
permanent physics'; disability. si.onld appear before the
Board, prove the same , and have their names stricken
oC the list.
Civil officers, clergymen, and all otberpramlnent sill.
zeus, who know of persons who have arrived at twenty
years of age. since. Enrolmente, June, 11353; of those
whos alien were omitted by the Pro Per el/rollicks 0111-
cars; who have declared their luteutlone to be
come citizens; persons , discharged from the military and
naval service of the finned States, who have not been in
such service two years during the present war, ate O
vlted to appear before the BOARD OF ENROLMENT
and Rive push information In their possession as may aid
in the correction and revision of the Lists.
• EDWIN PALMER,
.
jrl4ll. Capt. and Prov. Marshal Second Dist., Pa.
TO ' SUBSTITUTES.-$6BO BOON'.
OFFICR.CTTIZENS' VOL. SURATITUE COMMITTER.
• No 1-12 l YIIN R B Street. July 9, 1664.
Thin Committee in vow prepared to reoeive Volunteers
who are not liable to military duty. It will have them
wintered in as subatitatee, and wilt pay them on the
acme day the sum of six hundred and tiny dollars In
men, without ded act ion for commission or brokerage
In addition to this, Substitutes are soave d to T wenty
five Dollars Government Bounty, and one month's ad
vancepay,
For further partieulara, apply at the office of the Com
mittee, betweenlo e• Id and 2 1' 91.
Daniel litelon.etz. Chair'n. Joi n Thompson.
.1. 0. li...avosurten, Treater. Clement B. Penrose.
J. I. Clerk'llare. Henry C: Lea. kyll.6t
I HEADQUARTERS PROVOST MAR
SHAL, FIRST DISTRICT, PA.
PHILADELPHIA, June 9S, UGC
The names of persona TOMOVI n g to or from this DI et riat
will be added to or stricken from the lists of enrolment.
colas or the thus are open for public inspection, and
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Physical Daability.
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Jae. tf • . Captain and Provost Marshal..
THE TINIVERSA.I, WRINGER WITH
COO. WHEELS is in UM in all United States Anent
has, Naval and Blind Asylums, and all our benevolent
institutions, I t can housed with great profit wherever
liquid is to he•piessed from any thing. but it is espe
cially necessary to every faintly, as it saves TISIE , L
8011, and CLOT•A IWO% All COG.WH 13EL wRENG.
Egli are WAHRANTED. K L. BUILNIIA)1.
' 27 Smith SIXTH Street,
Agent for blattafacturere.
SIII9IMER RESORTS.
COLUMBIA. HOl.l 6E,
CAPE MAY,
FOR THE SEA-SHORE
THROUGH IN TWO noußs
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
is NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION - OF GUESTS.
Mang Thavo VINE STREET FERRY flatly at 73,1 A
M.. 2 and 4.115 P M.
Terms $2l per week, or $2,50 per day.
BROWN 4.t
- j77.1m PROPRIETORS.
SUMMER TIERORT.---13R0 A.D -TOP
MOUNTAIN ROUSE.—This rotnantic aped can be
reached daily by the Pennsylvania Central . Railroad to
Duntingdon, thence by the. Broad. Top Railroad via
Dudley. Excursion 'Tickets are leaned at hal d e the
tounlrottsi which ars good until the first of October,
accommodatione.
TERMS —CI 2pe r week ; per day $216. Children and
servants half price. •
For farther particulars address
C. M. ALLMOND dr Co., Managers,
jy9-lm Broad• Top City, Huntingdon Co , Pa.
B RIGANTINE HOUSE, BRIGANTINE
BEACH, N. SMITH, Proprietor.
This large and conimodiona Hotel is now open for the
reception of visitors. Persons desirous of visiting the
sea-shore will find this one of the moot desirable places
for excellent Bathing, Fishing. Gunning, ,!CO. Situa
tion. three miles from• Atlantic City. and communica,
lion from Philadelphia twice a day, via Camden and
Atlantic Railroad. Boats will be in readiness at the
Inlet on the arrival of the traine, to convey gneete to
. t t
THE WHITE ROUSE LOCATED . ON
'Massachusetts avenne,between the Ocean and Rail
road, at ATLANTIC CITY, is now prepared to receive
visitors. The proprietor, thankful for past liberal sun
port, pledges himself to spare no efforts that will contd.
bate to the happiness of his patrons, and secure for them
the comforts of a home at the sea-side For information,.
address WM. WHITEHOUSE,
te2S- f•wilt. Atlantic City.
RPHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS.-
+-4 This popular Bummer. Resort will be opened for
the season June 30th, 1864. The undersigned begs leave
to call the attention of his friends and the ~nhuo In
general to this magnificent and well-known establish.
went, which, though having undergone a change of
proprietors, will be continued under the new adminis
tration with greatly improved advantages, and in•
tressed facilities for health and pleasure.
From his valuable experience, the proprietor feels
warranted In as,nring the public that every depart
meat of the establishment will be conducted to the en
lire satisfaction of all. -
Thee facilities for railroad communication with the
Ephrata Mountain Springs are well known:
FROM - BALTIMORE—Northern Central Railroad.
The 9.23 A. M. train, via York, Wrighteville, and Co
lambic, arrives at the Springs at 9.30 P. M.
FROM PHILADELPHIA—CentraI Pennsylvania Rail.
road.—The 11.20 A. M. train, changing cars ac Landis
ville, arrives at the Springs at 3.30 P. M.
READING RAILROAD_—The 8,16 A. AL train arrival
it the Springs at 12 M.
FROM NEW YORK—New Jersey Central, via Easton
and Reading.—Tbo 6 A. M. train (Jersey City) arrives
it the Springs all 2
JOHN W. FREDERICK, Proprietor.
N. B,—A due LIVERY attached to the establish=:
RES SO 1.1 . S PRIX GS.--THIS
'LIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT, located on the
Summit or the Allegheny Mountains, 2,960 feet above the
level of the sea, oral be open for the reception of visitore
on the 15th day of June, 1564, and will be kept open
until the Ist of October. The buildings connected with
this establishment are of a substantial and comfortable
character. The water and air possess euperlor attrac
tions. The cool forests and dry and bracing atmoaphere
contribute to the pleasure of those who seek relief from
the oppressiveness of the eultry air of thickly populated
towns and cities. The grounds, walks, &c., have been
highly improved,, and are of a varied and picturesque
character. A fine Band has been engaged for the season.
ample facilities for bathing have been provided. The
min•criber intends to spare impalas to render it in every
respect as comfortable and attractive es possible, and
hepatic, by his long experience in the hotel business, to
anticipate and SUPPLY' the wants of the public. Tbe
railroad connections of Cresson enable him to obtain
supplie.it for the table not only from the surrounding
country, but from both the Philadelphia and Pittsburg
markets, There is at Cresaon Springs*Telegraph Office,
end two daily mails from Philadelphia and Plitsbarg
and intermediate points.
Tickets (good for the round trip) from Philadelphia
ran be had at the office of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. For further information address
Jelf.-lm Cresson Springs, Cambria. county, Pa.
fIONGRESS HALL, A.TLANTIO
N.- 1 CITY. —I would respectfully inform my friends
and the public that I have again taken CONGRESS
HALL, this being the third year, and have made every
preparation for the. coming season; the house being
enlarged, remodelled, new furniture the chambers
with Spring Beds, &c. &c., and will accommodate
four Hundred Guests. 'Yon will And no better place
than CONGRESS HALL it is the nearest to the ocean of
any of the large houses of Atlantic City, being but MO
verde from thelßeach,. thus nresentinaltself an wimp
tate to the public. There cannot be any better bathing
than Atlantic this summer; the Sand llar, that Was
such a great draw-back last season , has all been swept
away by the high tides of last winter, forming Steel:
the beet Bathing Surf on the Atlantic Sea Board:
0. W. HIN.KLB.
There le an excellent Baud of Mimic engaged.
Attached is a Splendid Billiard Room. jel4-1m
BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS.-
This popular Bummer Resort In now open, and pre
pared for the reception of visitors, until October next.
The Hotel ;will be under the charge of the most expe
rienced management in the country.
The Bedford Railroad bae bean finished to within one
hours' ride of Springs, over fine Turnpike road.
Visitors. will come by Pennsylvania Hailroad to Hunt
ingdonethence by Broad Top and Bedford through.
Ample arrangements have been made to supply deal
ers and individuals with the BEDFORD WATER, in
well-steamed casks. as follows:
For Barrel, oak (40 ga1)..53 00
n.
111 orders addres m sed to 88..B B. . L. ANDSBSON, Bedford.
promptly filled.
Persona wishing rooms.
,or 11 1 Anformationsbout
place,will address ESPY L,..ABD ON. l e3-
2m
UNITED STATES HOTEL,' •
CAPE ISLAND, N. J.
JOHN WHET, AARON MILLER,
raOriturrose,
Nog leave to eall The-attention of their friends and
the public to the above magnificent Establishment,
INl f tgl u i t te ore& for the reception of visitors on the
Besides a spacious Dining aria rectos.,
MIUS an nuusnal number o flarge and well ventilated
Bed Rooms, all handsomely furnished with new fund
cure throughout.
The Proprietors of this Establishment will spare no
tare or .expense to meet the wante of their guests.
thereby hoping to share liberally in' the public; pa
tronage.
Application for rooms made to the subscribers, by
letter to Cape Island, will receive a prompt reply.
iett-6w WEST b MILLER.
(OAIMERCIA.L HOUSE,
CAPE MANI), NEW JERSEY,
fa non open for the reception of Visitors. Every effort
will be made to make the guests of the bowie com
fortable. Terms moderate.
For Rooms, &c. apply at A. BERGFELD'E resi
dence No. 254 South .
TWELFTH Street.
3y7;i2t .K. 'BROWN & CO.
•
66 THE' . CLARENDON" ATLANTIC
• CITY, is now open for the accommndation of
boarders. Tbls }loose le Wasted in a central part of the
Wand. and every room to the house commands a flue
view of the sea. • The bathing never was better.
jy6-1m; JAMES JENKINS,M. D.
•
CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS.—The Proprietor takes pleasure in an
nouncing that this favorite and fashionable Watering
Place is now open for visitors. The personal and un
divided attention of the proprietor will be' given to the
want. and comforts of his elitists.
iTl.lm • • N. W. WOODS. Proprietor.
SEA BATHING.-NATIONAL HALL,
CAPE ISLAND. Cape May, N. J., Is now open for
the reception alit. numerous guests. Terms moderate.
Children ander 12 years of age and servants h ill price.
'Superior accommodations and ample room for two
hundred persons. AARON GAERETSON,
je24.2m . Proprietor.
LIGHT -HOUSE COTTAGE,
ATLANTIC CITY, A J.,
NEAREST HOUSE TO THE BEACH.
This well-known hoagie is now open for the reception
of Boarders. Bathing never Was better. • -.
jelS-lm• J. WOOTTON, Proprietor.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,LONG
BRANCH, N. J., is now open for the reception of
clatters. Addreen B. A. SHOESL&XER, Prop'r. jeB-2.ne•
CHESTER COUNTY HOUSE, AT
LANTIC CITY, N. J.—Thia private BOARDINO
ROUSE (always open for Boarders), is now frilly IV'
ranged for the accommodation of Summer v ielters The
situation is one of the best on the Wand, being in tall
new of the Ocean, and. near excellent bathing grennd.
mySl-2m JACOB KELM. Proprietor. '
miLLLNE.RIE GOODS.
•
am . MISS M. A. BARE'4,,
t 1 o. 1346 CRESTNTIT STREET.
Has opened a large assortment of
PARIS MILLINERY,
Apl4-Ste For rtv. &Mina stud tinmmer of 1864
ARAry..GOODS.
FRCTHINGHAM 85' WELLS
E=rl33
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CORNER OF STRAWBBERY
CAPITAL, 8125,000.
TO BE INCREASED TO $500,000
DIREOTORS.
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CHARLES S. CLOSE, of Close St Nesbit, Builders MO..
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jyl3•3t• s. Tllljl e iTßl. it a a. R 4147 T e li g l t a St
A. -McoNTH t—l WANT AGENTS
at M a month,expanses paid to soli my AVER
.I,ASTINO PENCIL/3, ORIENTAL BURNERS, aid 12
other articles. Fifteen circulars sentfree. Address
aort-dets.Sui JOHN P. LORD. Bliidoford. Mains.
MONUMENTS AND GRAVE•
STONES. —A large assortment of Grave-Stones, of
varione deaigns, made of the finest Italian and A mericsn
Marble, constantly on band at the Marble Works of
ADAM STEINMETZ, MIDGE Avenue. below Eleventh
street. Philadelphia- • amohtatnif
COTTON S • IL ;II" Az
of all numbers and brands.
Raven's Duck Awning Twills, or Covers .. for
Tents, awnings, Trunk and Wagon
Also, Paper Manufacturers' Drier T w ine , om 1 tO
feet wide. Tarpaulin, Bolting, Sail,St
JOHN W. RVF.RMAN,
102 JONFS'
JOSEPH EL THOMPSON.
SMITING COMMISSION MERCHANT,
And General Apia,
154 North DELAWARE Avenue.
TIT EATON tt DEW CICLA. HARD
-A WIRE COMMISSION MERCHANTL 507 COM
MERCE. and 510 NOHTEI Streets, offer for sale:
Anchor Brand Nail"; Plymouth Mill Rivets.
\V. &S. Butober'sTast Stook; Eagle Cabinet Locks.
rntoam's Horse Nails; Locke's School Slates.
Copper. Brass, and iron Wire; Cotton Cards.
Alec aNU assortment of American, Hardware. le9-6ra
AUCTION BALD OP CONDE3fI , IIII
HORSES
K DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY RITRISMI.
OFFICE OP CITIRP QOAIVITIOLASTM;
Was/wig - To:4 JY. C. July 1854.
Wilt be fold at PUBLIC AUCTION. to the blithee4
hider. at the times end pl4cen named below—viz:
LEBANON. Penne., TDURS DA Y, July, 11th. 1864.
HEADING, Pence THURSDAY. Joh', '.llt, 1861.
lIARIUSBURG, Penna., THURSDAY, .fuly 291 h;
;ILTOONA, Penna.. THURSDAY, augmst 40; 1954.
WILMAALSPORT, Penna., TIIIIXSDAY,Acgnet ink;
sift.
TWO HUNDRED (200) CAVALRY HORSES at each
lace.
The.e Horses have been condemned ae unfit (hr tha
avalrp service of the Army.
For Road and Farrnpurposes nianygood bargainznia%
, bad.
Horses sold MD kIY.
Terms: Cash, in United States Currency.
JAMES A. Eiffri,
Lieut. Col. and Chief Quartermaster
3 Y B ' 3o t Cavalry Bateau.
'WALNUT STREET THEA.TRE.-.
ANOTHER WEEK OF UNBOUNDED SUCCESS
induces Ow manogemont to continue _
_THE GRAND ENTERTAINMENT ONE WEEK 31ORR.
MS (Wednesday) EVENING, Jnly
gearrfce will commence with the beautiful
Lendy Drama of PALM ANL SIANGUERITE—
Mr .1. S. Roberts as MephLstopheles; Mrs. Alexia&
Fisher Rohm SF Marguerite.
To conclude with the Patriotic Droma
THE SPIRIT OF '76.
Box Office poen from Pto 3 Curtain risesat 8 o'clock.
THE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS,
-A- CHESTNUT Street, above Tenth, is OPEN DAILY.
for visitor., from 4 A. M to 6 P. AL i 4424 '
AROOM. SUITABLE FOR TWO GE NI
-I•LEmEN. with partial board, in a private fancily.
4:26 North SEVENTH - Street. jy43-2t6
ROARDING.--TWO SECOND-STORY
rooms TO LET, at 132 North TENTH St. JeT-tf
A GRADUATE OF HARVARD WETH
an experience f ten years in teachittr. will open. Is
this city, in SEPTEMBER, a School fur Young Unites.
Number limited to Bruen. Terms, WSJ a year.
ISEETHENCES—Rev. Dr. Furness, 1426 Pine street:
Rev. Roger Owen ; Chestnut Hill; Wm. H. Trotter,
Esq., 36 Forth Front street: .T. E. Mitchell, Esq., SID
York avenue, Philadelphia; Ex-Presidents Sparks end
Walker, Cambridge, Hasa ; S. Smitli,Esq., Dorches
ter, Mane. ; John Ruggles, Eng.. Brighton, Mass. Ad
dress
je27-Ise L. R. BUCKINGHAM, Chestnut
JOHN G. WHITNER
WOODLAND SE3IINARY, WE 8 T
PHILADELPHTA. —A DAY and BOARDING
SCHOOL for Young La,Pee Will be opened September
]4. at No. 9 WOODLAND TERRACE, bY Rev.
HENRY. REEVES, A. . assisted. by competent and
experienced Teachers. Mr R. retires from the,Charo
borshuro Seminary. where the session has regularly
closed with nearly fourscore pupils.
Address, till Julyls, the Principal, at Chambersbnro,
Pa. After that, slio. 9 Woodland Terrace, West Phila.
delphia_
REFERENCE —Rev. Albert Barnes Rev. ff.
Boardman, D. P. Rev_ J. G. Butler. Rev . G Mc-
Phail-D. D. • Rev, C. W. Shields, . D D.; Rev. Joan
W. Mears; don. Jos. Alison and A. G. Cattell, Esq.,
Philadelphia: Hon S. Kennedy . Morehead, Pittsburg: -
None. George Chambers and A. S. McClure, •Chau
•fbero
burg iy9 swtr
- -
1111IIILADELPHIA. COLLEGIATE IN
STITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES, N0..1530 ARCH
Street. Rev. CHAS. A. 5311112, CLARENCE
SMITH, A. M., Principals,
Eimh Year. Three. Departniente: Primary, dead*.
mic, and Collegiate. Full college coarse in CLlssisah,
Mathematics. higher English, and Natural Science, fox
those who graduate. Modern Languages, Music, Paint
ing, and Docutien by the beet masters. For circulars,
apply et h 26 CHESTNUT. Street, or address Box 2611
P. 0., Philadelphia. apM-8m•
FOUND -ON THE COUNTER OF THE
Press office. last evening. a POCKET-ROOK co_n
taming a nom of money. 'The owner can have it by ap—
plying at the office after 10 o'clock this morning. and
proving property. It
Y WIFE, • ELEANOR AMANDA
WOOLVTON, baying ten my bed and board with
out just muse or. provocation, all POrhOns are (orbit
traptina or barboriag ber on my account, an they arta
be dealt witkaccording to law.
jy11.31.• JOHN M. WOOLSTOISL
VXCURSION TO ATLANTIC CITY,
. 5-i July 14 (THURSDAY), under the auspices of HID.
DINO M. E. CHURCH ; train stops °melte K. H.
Church: brief religions services on arriving and leav
ing; Basoment a retreat !or oar friends dating the due, Tickots 6130; Children 75 cts. To be bad at 56 Nortk
SIXTH Street, and at the boat, which leaves as 6 A. X.
jyl24t*
_r'• GRAND PLEASURE WI,
CIIRSIONS TO LAKE SUPERIOR: 4 .4IS
of the followtng splendid brat-class stem
CLEVELAND, ILLINOIS, NORTHERN LW.-
CITY, TRAVELER, METEOR, IRON SlDgs,__L'ao LA
BELLE. and PEWABIC, will leave CLIIVNLI
Ohlo,•a o'clock P. K., each day of the week. ag
Saturday and Sunday, and Detroit, Michigan, ONS
following days at 2 o'clock F. M.. through the month,
of JULY and AUGUST. making Grand Excursion Trips
to the many points of interest on the Orem. Inland lksit&
of America,which, for utility, pleasurs, and health.net
unsurpaosed by any other on the Continent.
This trip of over 1,000 miles embraces six degrees cot
latitude,' and eleven of longitude, and includes in Mt
circuit Lakes Erie, St. Clair, Huron, and Snperior.with
thebeautiful rivers Detroit., St. Clair and StoiMary's. •
The many and extensive mines of Iron and copper,
unequaled by any in the world, with the newlyildls
covered and inviting deposits of silver lead, wileard
romantic scenery, combined with its pure and braeind
Climate, render the Lake Superior trip one of far more
than ordinary attraction to the capitalist, the student,
the pleasure-seeker, or the invalid.
The above-named steamers are elegantly- f itted uP
with large airy Cabins and State-Rooms, while 'VW/
precaution has been taken to provide for the safety &nil
comfort of passengers. •
Fare, including State-Rooms and Mesta, about 23 coati
per mile Time occupied in making the round trip
13.10_10.4 ass
mention to w T.H oprieten
A . •
ROB ANN & CO.. Cleveland, Ohio.
HriMitY & MesitlOß,
J.T WHITING &Co., Detroit. m aim ,
JOHN HI:MORINO%
NOTI C E.—THE COPARTNERSHIP
heretofore existing between JACOB SWOPE and.
ALEXANDER ADAMS is dissolved by the death of
Alexamier Adams. The business will be settled by
Jacob SwiMA, No- 31 North SECOND Street. ills
The subscribers have ibis day associated themselves
together under the that or SWOPE 4 ADAM'S. and will
continue the Wholesale Hosiery and Trimming bn.sinesa
at the old stand, No. 31 North BErMND Street
.iyl2-30 JACOB SWOPE.
....PHILADA.. July 11. 1931. JoSEPEI R. AD &IS.
THEIINDEREIGNED lIA.VE FORMED
a Copartnarahln. from and after thin date, ender
the etyle of G Rhfin BRO CRERS, for the tran,antion of
the wool, CODIMIFSION BUSINESS, and (or the par
chaae and Pala of Wool, at No. 112 Sonth F RO NT Street.
Philadelphia. - WM . H. GREW%
JOSEII76. E. G RE' 'l,
-yl2-3t.
Jinx 1. 1E64
T HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE • ASSO:
CIATED therneeleei. together under the Arm of
BOLTON, DY KEMAL &Xt.,— and will continue this
Car Building businets hi all its branches at the old
establishment, corner TWENTY-FIRST and HAMIL
TON Streets. JoS R. BOGToN,
GEO R DYFCEMAN.
0. W. CHILDS.
JULY 1, 1564
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
TO LET - -TErilBT,. o "TEI; 6TH, AHI3
7th Mertes of the Old Post' Mee Dahlia& Dock.
dile, below Third, with Steam Power.
~.• • - TEION&B.H. CONNELL,
• Counting Renee of Dr. D. /art* & Som.
•..• . • 2 , 111 CHBOTNUTStrest
To LET THE SECOND—STORY AND
upper portion of the Marble Store, No. 619 Cheatant
THOMAS H. CON TELL,
Counting House of Dr. D. Jayne Son.
JT7-6t• 242 CHES MUT Street.
qv LET-THE WHOLE OR ANY
portion of the Commonwealth Building, Nos. SU
and 613 Chestnut street.
THOMAS EL CONNELT.,
Counting Houee of Dr. D. Jeyne & Son.
SY7-6t• 242 CR EST:ZUT f treat.
FOR SALE-A SPLENDID THREE
STORY BRICK DWELLING. three-story beak
buLd Wee, cootainina all the latent imptareesects, with
side yard. Ent 110 feet deep , with sreitt to the Tani'
coon( cling with large culvert. No. 2011 WALLACE
Street. iylB et.
.TO RBNTHAZIDSODIE•.D WEL
LING,Wet.LACS Street. above Sixteentb.
.1411-30‘ • E. WRIGLSYS FOURTH' St.
.
, de FOR 13 &LE OR WEN T.-THE
.11Utfour-story FIRE-PROOF STORE, No. MS. SECOND
St. Poswoton given the 16th of Angont. Enquire of
ALFRED FASSII'T, 500 MARKET 6:. jeS7-mwflW
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
Mll—The Rouse, No. 617 North F.TOHTEENTII street,
is for rent, with. the Furniture. Possession given im
mediately. Inquire en the premises. j7ll
e ys, FIFTY PAIRS OF SPLENDID.
CHESTER WRITE PIGS, for kfil, obvapi sent
to any part of the country. Address N. P. BO ER &
CO., Coatesville, Chester county, Pa. iyll•Ot•
ja gEt FOR OAPB . M A Y.-TELR
Manna and ilemmodionestearner
re Captain B. A.- Ryther, of the Cane Mgy T 421.11,
is now waking her regular tripe to Cape May. ieavt
ARCH-STREET WHARF every TUESDAY, THUR,
DAY, and SATURDAY, at 9 o'clock: rsturning, wU
leave Cape May every Monday Wednesday, and Fri..
day, at SK o'clock, toughing al...New Gaatle, going and
returning.
Fare $2.60, carriage hire included; children WI
price., Servants $1.60, cartage hire extra.
Freight at low raise. No freight received atter I
o'cloct. and in all cases most be pre-paid.
iy6-lm JOS. STS W ART, Agent'.
mar mo t FROM NEW YORK, FOR
NSW HAVEN. HARTFORD. SPRING•
FIELD. and BOSTON. —The Ammer* CONTINENT/ 4.
and BLS! CITT leave Peak SUN Katt River. daily. at S.
M.. and 11 at alett. • laWlea
i tigEg . FOR ALBANY AND TROYi
via Dolatiare and Raritan Canal —The
baste "MUdTEREY." Captain B. Danvers. Is now
loading at first Wharf below SPRUCE Street, and will.
leave for the above points on WEDNESDAY, July 13th.
at 6 o'clock P. M. .
For frelabt, übieb will be taken at reasonable rates.
apply to • P. L. FLANAn AN, Agent.
jrll-8t No. 304,5. DELAWARE Avenue.
ovro
• COTTAGE ORGANS,
Pot only MAIXCELLED hut ITNEQUALLID to Inuits
-
of Tone and Power, deeigned especially for Churalreif
and Schools, but fond to be equally well adapted ter
the Parlor and Drawing Room. For gale only by
B. et. BAUCH
No. 18 North SEY'RNTH sties.
Also , a complete seeortment of the Perfect Meloteeet
constantly on hand.
SELLING OUT. •
.WATCHES. JRWELBT AND SILVERWAIL
the undersigned, having decided to retire from bag.
ness, offers for sale at low prices, his large and w
selected stock of
WATCFISS,
JEWELRY, and •
SIL TH O MASdLATED 'WASS.
0. CURIUM?,
No. 712 CHESTNUT Street
Opposite the Masonic Rail, Philadelp
eff)LADIES' TRUSS AND BRAUN
STORE—Conducted by Ladle% Twstrrix,
Street. first doer below Race. Every article In
line elegant, easy. and correct In make. G. R.
ELBA, Yroorietor, & tenda to Gentlemen. oaths sonic
efTWELFTEI and•RACE Streets. IL B. —Professional.
samragy insured. mYS-Smilt
f3PHRENOLOGICAL EXAMINA
TIONS, with full descriptions of Character LlYsit
DAY and SYENIIIO, by_ J. TENTH
zadt-wfrunaro No. 9t3 South Stivat.
GOLD'S IMPROVED STEAM
AND
WATER-HEATING APPARATUS,
For Warming and Ventilating Public EnHauge and
Private Residences,
Manufactured by the
UNION-STIAM AND WAT'SR.I37.ATING COMPAXIr
OP PHILADELPN lA.
JAMES P. WOOD.
• 41 %nth FOURTH Street.
K. YELTVisLI.. Sutlerintandent.
CARD AND FANCY JOB PRINTING,
At ZUMWALT k BaOWWB4I.II L YOUR= IN
AUCTION SALES.
AMUSEMIENTS.
BOARD
EDUCATIONAL.
LOST AND FOUND.
PERSONAL.
EXCURSIONS.
COPARTNERSHIPS.