Volunteering in Delaware.
Wit.smioTow, July, 13.—1 n obodionoe to the call
of Governor Cannon, the citizons of Dolawaro have
nobly volunteered to defend thu Baltimore Railroad
and the lido of tho Susquehanna. Ono entire rogi
snout has been mind and mustorod for thirty days,
under command of Colonel Edgar liounsfell, and 13
now at 11 'tyro-do-0 rare.
Additional troops of cavalry, artillery, and in
fantry have been raised and sent to guard Dupont's
powder works.
The enthusiasm is great. Some or the wealthiest
eitizons were in the ranks, and recrultin4 is rapidly
going on.
Mt Volt to Arnim
Trio For.Liko IN NottitisTewri.—The calls or the
Governor for one-hundred-days-mon have not been
responded to with the alacrity whloh we have been
accustomed to see displayed upon similar occasions.
Monday, however, the most sanguine could not shut
their eyes to the truth that the services of the mili
tia are not asked for any kilo play, but that whon
our Governor celled for men there was danger to
the country. Major Win. H. Yorkos has been pre
vailed on to organize a company. The men will be
clothed and equipped In Norristown, and will be
able to make a decent appearance whon they leave
town, and will nut be burdened with old clothes,
etc. The Major line seen two years' service In tho
held, hotel; at ono time major of tho 179th, and Is
fully competent to command.
Capt. Fetterolf, of Company C, 34th Pennsylvania
TIMOR, Is also raising a company. Capt. Fetterolf
is a very popular ; has soon service in the
129th (nano-months} Rol:lntent, and IS in every way
qualified to perform the duties ho has assumed. .
A PItOCLAxATtuu (Iv Tun MATon or.
Monday morning Mayor Sanderson issued
the following proclamation :
"In accordance with si resolution of the Town
Meeting, last evening, 1 do bratty request the
closing of all places of business In the city until
further notice. 1 niso request all able.boillod eltl
- to meet In their respective wards, Wan four to
Ax o'clock P. 11t. each dity, for the purlllsso of drill,
and to promote the raising of voluntoors for tha de
fence of theStatc, and also to assist In repelling the
rebel invasion of the State of Maryland."
la:num Cotirmw.—Tim Governor has called upon
Lehigh county for 404 one hundred days' men. Up
to the time of going to press wo blush to announce
that no response has been mado. Whit its our
leading citizens twain I Where are our rich men—
our march:site, manufacturers, and others 1 IF you
can't go yourselves, gentlemen, you ought to be
willing to supply most liberally the necessities or
those who do go. lr you aro to remain at home in
security, engaged in profitable business, and, lit
some instances, piling up your hundreds and thou
sands daily, you must pity. Coate, gentlemen—
iron-masters, 1111111t1litet sirer.s, distlllorsonorchants—
the people are looking to you. • What am you wit-
ling to dot Now is tee time when you must act, or not N i
el 411.—Allenimen Register.
YORK COUPITY.—On Monday morning a meeting
was hold at the Court noose In York, when It wits
decided to form companius for the defence of the
borough. A number of recruits were soon obtained,
and, headed by tt brass band, they maroned throligh
a portion of the town, anti thane° to the Hospital,
'here they ivere'iormeit into Ilya companies—one
for each ward. The First-ward company Is cum
/Minded by W. 11- Albright ;• the Second ward by
Adam Reisinger; the Third ward by Henry Rel.
sluger, and the 'Fourth ward by John Hays. We
have not hoard whom the Fifth-ward ecaupauy have
eeltcted. We understand that about 400 convales-
cents, fit for duty, can be obtained from the Hos
pital. A train with about 400 soldiers passed through
southward yesterday adamt noon.— York Gazette..
FUNERAL OP TRH VICTIMS OF TUN QUEBEC
RAILROAD CA LA7 , 11 TV. -1110 Montreal Witness
tlves an account of the impressive funeral rites of
hese tinfortunithes, killed at the lielmil-bridge acci
dent, which were Perlurined at the Mount Royal
Cemetery, In the pretence of is large gathering of
their own countrymen, also a number ot the officinal
of the Grand Trunk Company, and of sympathizing
citizens other than of the nationalities oh the 411-
ceased. Alter the Reposing funeral cortege had
traversed the principal streets, the melancholy
train found in the midst of the cemetery, tut the
side of a wide slope, already growing populous with
the dead, a deep, four-shied fosse or trench, twen
ty-flve feet square, and ID two of its sides ' lying,
ranged crosswise, stile by stile, in two tiers, the cot
tined remains of tilty•ono emigrants. Others were
placed on a third side of this huge grave after the
mourners arrived, and made In all nlty-four bodies.
FEANCIS Klir, son or the author of the "Star
Spangled Banner," was arrested in Baltimore on
Saturday last, charged with aiding treason. He
Ras locked up in the military prison to await trial.'
crry
LILLIE'S CLIILLED litoN SAFE—A. .130 cal BUT
UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT AT Roanuay.7-The
"West Philadelphia Savings Fund" has one of
Lillie's No. 2 Bank Safes, purchased of M. 0. Sad
ler, agent, in this city, some eighteen months since.
The safe was lett in the office, Market street, above
Broad, on Saturday afternoon, all right.
On Sunday at V/ I'. M. the policemen tried the
front door to the office and found ft unlocked. On
examining the office he found the burglars had been
at work at the sate, but had left with their appara
tus. There was a mortice made in the floor In front
of the sale, for the support of the drill, and a num
ber of holes further back for an apparatus to create
a pressure, and everything done apparently to
Make the dfilling perfect.
A hole was found drilled, or ground, about h/lf
an inch into the doer, over the lock, in the manner
mo publicly denribed in sundry newspaper adver
tisements ; and it would seem this was as far as they
could go, as the iron bocce se harder. Next the
Jock centre was thoroughly tried, but could not
ho driven in. Next the latch-knobs were taken off,
•And the knolrpendies were thoroughly tried, and
they could not be driven in. A sledge was tried,
and that had no effect. A pry was placed behind
the door•hinges to pry off the door; this did not suc
ceed, and after all there experiments the burglars
evidently came to the conclusion they could not
4n any way penetrate the safe, and left in despair,
voluntarily, not having been disturbed in the least,
and having still plenty of time to work. The ap
pearances would clearly indicate that the burglars
were at work during Saturday night, most of Sun
day, and Sunday evening.
SUMMER Tnevy.r.s.—Notwithstanding the wars
and the rumors of war which prevail, people will
have their Summer trips, and the Mountains, the
Falls, the Springs, and the Oapes, all have their
full share of. votaries. As the ,Showman says,
"You pays your money and yon takes your choice,"
hut we oannot refrain from remarking in this con
tertian that those who go abroad comfortably and
elegantly, never fall to procure their outfits at the
:Brown-Stone Clothing Hall of Roekhill & Wilson,
Nos. 803 and CO5 Chestnut street, above Sixth.
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL Taelerins, or Cough Lo
nngeS, cure Cough, Cohl, Hoarseness and Influ
enza, any Irritatiorfor soreness or the Throat.
THE HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT OP STRAW,
FRLT, and other Rats can be purchased of Charles
Oakford & Sons, eat and 836 Chestnut street, Conti
laental Hotel. .
THE RAlD.—What is it I Do the rebels Intend
Celebrating every Fourth of July on "free soil 1"
Wears glad they contemplate celebrating it at all,
and still more glad that they do It on free territory.
We hope they will not. have to go so far from home
hereafter to find free soil to celebrate their Fourths
upon. We arc not used to it now, and it is some
what exciting. With the thermometer at 90, and
cold at 230, 'Us bard to keep cool. The only way In
thet is to clothe yourself in the delicious summer
clothing sold at elms. Stokes & Co.'s one price, un
der the "Continental."
CAPE MAY, LONG BRANCH, ATLANTIC OITY.-
fine assortment or ladles' and gentlemen's bath
ing dresses eanbe found at Sohn C. Arrison's, Nos, 1
Ind S North Sixth street. . jyO-tf
SOZODONT, the most popular Dentifrice In exist
.olee, I used and praised by everybody. Sold by
Iruggls ts everywhere. yl2-tuthmt
SPLENDID A9bOIITMENT Or misses', children's,
aid boys' hats, at reduced prices, can be purchased
elCharics Oaktoril & Sons, 83-1. and 836 Chestnut
Met, Continental Hotel.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
The Con
G Vaurite. Cblcngu
I. [night, New Turk
1 Sanndere, New York
He nos Gregg
Bevan, Ba!vinare
'• A Davis, Pray , V.
I Olipin Maryland
A Belem:4 Maryland
et:Genii:leer, Maryland
1, eariburs A ley , Ya
• H Wester,' New York
illancbard, Bellefonte
Heald
Alni O E Heald & eh
V Cborpenning, Obi°
Ail Lyday. Pittsburg
Lent 14 A /Isom Ohio
al 'l' Gillailier, New York ,
EUItuH,IJSa
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J D Peck, Baltimore
it A MoCalhe, Wheeling
Buff, %needing
Ollchrist.
LI W Bache, Weals, D
/I Duffield, Wheeling
W A Neil, Ohio
Uncials].
Miss Siltation. Indiana
hike Patton. Norristown
P Thurston, Baltimore
W Lithyon, Louisville
.1 S Lith y• a, Louisville
Jobe Ward. Louisville
cent A a Wagon. B S A
Victor King, Sonia
It de Pombo. New Granada
W I' Vono. U 5 ri
H Kimball, Bath, Me
C Peck New Iltvon
.1N Earl, New 11 even
E Bramedort, New York
B W Wooster. Albany
Clinton Fu rbis h,C h le tgo
MuC Anderson. New York
Col E W Sorrell
S A Allen, New James'
Al J Hogan
Dr Complain, 1711 A
A C Wostervelt, N Sarney
lleory Sanction, New York
E P Beacom New York
D B Candelti, Philada
Chas Nan waid, 3Linterey
Samuel Hultman. Win
Joho A Bigler, Flarrigbarg
1) Selomoo, New York
W R Fluetey, Luulnrille
JJ T McKenna. PitWourc
P Callahan, $t Lodi;
J Matthews. Ohio
E BarreT. It !ttlet 'lie
A Joao.. I) 8 A
W Robb, Louisville, Ky • Mr. A J Bentley St aon,N Y
C Waller, U e A • J W McDaniel,' & la, Balt
3 A H U }& wt, St Louts P A T,otz. Washington
W M Parrett, New York C M Presby New York
F r; Pardee, Arleen
C Gordon. Boston
J T Ropea,•Boston P B (loaner, Hazleton
It 14 New York Blanchard Emory. DM
Van McKenney, Md (I 1, Reid, Hamilton
Pyatt, .llarylandl Billitmer
B !Topper, Maryland John Better, New York
W 118envency, When ioc A Latta., St Loot.
N Biome, New Turk W 0 (Moon, St Lords
Mrs Judge Lane, Hunniville !II Jolter., New York
Misr kl Lane, Huntsville ILnuer
Mr. Dureyee, lin idea Ole S Mclntosh, New York
'W At Carywnter, E Lawim, West Chester
Madam De Num, 8t Lords P Serve, New York
Miaa Mary Ilnyce, St Louis W P Jetliner, Wash
.John Delaney, St Louts bleat A Robinson, Lowell
.J A Wier. Chin, 0 Mr. Llothey, Now York
)lenry Maley, Pittaburg Beni P eltenk, Lancaster
Ri‘ley, Toronto /CA Hanks
.A G Stagg & la, New Jeivey:B W Date,, Boston
Mr. Cidlotaisidar.linWee.fax M nrphy, New York
Thai Gemmel. New York N Lie decker, Now York
.0 Hobilttell, Maryland A EISA Baltimore
11 Cordon, Badituora R A Miscall, U S A
J H Trott k la. Baltimore H P Rooked, Cincinnati
A floe well, Baltimore A Alderson, Miestartopi
T °etymon, Baltimore Isaac airman. New I ark
Thom J Durant, N Orleans A R Smith a la, Moravia
Mtn Durant &lab, N 0 ID SOregoryaraersey City
W Nowland, Colorado ISS Conrtright, Now York
W Torrence, Rochester W B.mar
John 8 Carlisle, Virginia Mr. Wells & da, New York
Air Carlinte, Virginia H 0 thirey.lodisoapoite
Mulford, Berm Ituotired John L Baltimore
k Lincoln 1, Denton & la
It A Wright & le. Detroit Item C Righter & wt. Ark
Nao m i K Wkrto, 'MI-eu A Ittgle , ftr. Ark
Wto H H Bigler, Baltimore elms P Reed. U A
Brown, Penna • Wm L Oswald, West Trot
Gem. 8 (het:my New York 0 B Darlington
Jos DI Whill WINO. BOOM Z P llebertott
Jim W Keith, Bohtou
/111 l All
Wn Tam, 0 eorgetown,D 0
C ti Wakon,
k Simoot, Now Jereer
Oeo I l'alloadtse,.ooun
Oeo 0 Leavrawunlo,
Ilaut t 3 N Joelef.oo. U
Jobn F Lox. ' Barbadiaa
Ca pt Field, Itoeson
B tiler, New York
wricant.
A S Solomon' At qr. Wash
Mimi Solomon's & Wash
J4llBtulth
IL St”rder .
J Abbott, Prov, R I
R t. Vitahora
Jax F Smith, Reading
Snunnlavlsaui, Gino, 0
Jo. K Hatay &la /I
1, Rohn •
Clement }louper,Ull ter, Pa
'V LOW II
Doherty Boston
D t.nckab acb, Nuns
D t TUN-New Jersey
Win W Yoho.Dethlehem
1'.4.1w Tyler, Boeton
I Ledd, Boston
II 1. Curomloge. Boston
p
Flextrick, S A
Caleb Bechleheut
John Lelch, B4elehetn
F. memo, We.. 11, D C
L Chapin, W ail, D C
D 'lnsofar, Waeldoeton; D C
A S Laud'. Dollidayeburg
Reeves, New Jersey
DOlrroy, Delaware
J C Mutton'. Salem, N
Jll lhrld M.t.e..aohniette
fe‘reball, Now York •
V Lowle
E &legion's
Zs duk Sturgis
lirown, Wash. D C
A Campbell N. w 'York
Chap. A Bra dford, Penult
Jab Webster, Yhftada
Mine Sally Bartlett, Penne
Minn Jane Olddlnge. L 4 tun,
Zettle, Springfield, 0
M Tinjjln, Mut yinuel
J T SeatlOA'benling
llobb, Slaryland
A W Noabreasf, Maryland
J 013116011, Mary laud
ZS Cropper, filnryland
JCloarrn, Pottnville
J MeMartrra, Deana
I! Ballr7, Delaware
IT A Prait., Delaware
J P Scram', Bordentowu
0 F Colburn, Mass
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Irsartl.
II J 1 11.)alcor & wr. Chicago
Daoini. Herr, ifArrlnbnre
II E Crewe, thullito,.
(1 flr.uner. Er S A
J II Whito, Maryland
Chas 10 hae , Maryland
W A Neebet, Wanh, D C
I Imo 8 Fernou
John I. Johnston, Philada
A 11 ROlllllBll, Jr, N Y
S Dutton
T Morison. Penna
W 11 Darla. Baltimore
C J Barone, Baltimoro
W C lingleston. aid
John Math° We, Michigan
A S Berry. Michigan
S R Ilart Michigan
King, Michigan
Coo C McCTnre, rarliale
F White at dun, Wash, DC
Non .1 NIcDougoll; Cal
al re Me !Masan At eh tin, Cal
W D Mcßride, I'CM=
C Kneiten, Phllada
TI Ultimo. New York
D It Schofield
W Hensley
K Holum., New York
F Pierson. New York
I) F Shaw. Maryland
Jae Crahatn, Elston
B Evaue, Colombia
II M North, Columbia
1V II Potter, New Orleans
'l'hoe Holmes r New York
A Tr Payee, Worcm•ter
D St Ddil, Baltimore
Adam Clay, Ohio
W 0 atkint.ou, Illinois
Mrs Baldwin, !Moots
NV A Slarpionrv, Balt .
J Rein, New York
N 11 Starr, Nicht/toed
T Woodruff, Maostleld, 0
C. C Batehellnr, Ii Y
Mrs L fi Stores. Detroit
Use Stevenson. Et Louts
J P•okortoe, Boston
T Hoover St wr, Penes
Robt White Sr. sou, Poona
I) Cloper, Cutab'd co, Pa
Oen Williams, Shlpre•usb'e
Itobt C Peck Msrylantl
Poteer, Baltimore
John Bolden. New York
J W McDaniel., .4 la. Boston
F Haines, WoAt Chester
J Se•eaunt,„ We'd Cheater
A M Paul
Jos Stewart, Ohio
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0 Du Pout Druck, Scranton.
111 Uiatla. BAltlmure
A PSmith, Dotrolt
W Ii Hoag. Now York
0 S Long, Oil City
Mrs Gellllll, Tronton
TG Wohtcott, Now Albany
Mrs Wegtcotb New Albany
111 Moreau. WaThlngton.
W W Wright. Delaware
CC nouzinsA, Now York
P R Mayhew. New York
W (I fondle, Piltsbn
.1 Af Robinson h wf, N
John Locke. Boston
Copt (too IMO 00. Itwton
Mr Mouse.no, Now York
Clork St wf, Patina
The Me
J A Epter, CliantherAnnt
A W Littleton, Peoria, 11l
T N llxller, York, Pa
C !faller, York, Pa
T JCallougb, Clearfield
W Porter, Clearfield
Misr Conk, Ponna
Dr Helper, In - Siena •
3IrA W D.OR - Otl& clw, lad
John F. Force, U 3 A.
W J Arnold, Baltimore
El H. McConoMY
A T Doeter. Bethlehem
Semi Dond Portland, 0
IS Little. Bal• i mere
D F Eteweller, Clearfield
John Cowden, Maryland
Win Johns
E K Etiriey. Penne,
.1 Slt. tialtithore
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H It 31 Hood, Bridgeton
1' II Fithian. Bridgeton
Jos Omelet, Middletown
II Landes,
Sit Stine, Wiaranein
D A Taylor, New York
Mra 3lielligan
H L Irvine, Martinsburg
Il F Ward, li S A
R Gerhart, Laeca•der
Jae llnteldnaon, New York
1)31 }Newer, Baltimore
Jas Elliott, Now York
R II McKim, Baltimore
tt I„ Bertrand, Baltimore
PG Smith, Baltimore
If Lee, Pittaburc
J hi Carr St eon. Allegheny
M Webb. Y oungatow it
Mlle,, A B Shields. Parma
Mies L tiltields Penns
Mrs E Balch,
.New York
W E Hatch, kevr York
Win B Wirt, Maryland
Bev R Mitchell. 'Maryland
D Sire irk. Is NV burg, Pa
B C 'kluge:Torii, Conn
C I, Orb.wold,Chostor,Coon
Lan F Rangier. Lancaster
Geo Steinman, Lancaster
Nom H W Parry, Pt Royal
J Blair, St Lunia
wl USA Mewlllia
Mal A C Weapon*, N York
Chas E Hubbell, New 'rota
ON Union.
f. W B.avo r, i,[lml town
W W 511filltt'n
R K Wharton. Miltlintocru
tt W Bore Wield, Mltllltit'u
G W Wtlsau, 61bIlliotocra
.1 CII. 3111111utown
F Burchfield. Mitlltutown
S Robinrou. 3littlootowu
JIIA Sharp, 1111111 i t it
W U Re-r, C.ourubia, Pat
%V II Sprott, Elkton
BF Maryland
A E Miller, Maryland
The Sta
J M Clarke, New Jersey
T T Van Allou
0 M Marc, New York
J B Conroy, Reading .
W C Norman, Bending
T 3f McClung. Penns
111' ebline. Boston
W G Satterfield, Dover, Bel
.1 B ItosF, Chester
11 a Zug, Lancaster
'r 11 Miller, Lancaster
P 1 4 abouff. 311111Intowu
W Brandt, 311111'ntow
I . , 'W is Troop,intown
M 1. Littlefield. Mitilintown
N" Troop. Dlitlllntotrn
V."l' Beuard, dli thintown
Thus Leese, Mifflin:own
C Tharp, Liverpool, Pa
W M L'ntt•uolds, Maryland
A RittenlinnNe, Maryland
B C 13:Radon Sr la. Peana
J B Roberts, Darlington
A Grittinger, Lebanon
.T Tl Yaneciver,Bnrlington
D Smith, Franklin
S Jonas, Tausaana
Cha. A Mntrer
D K Wolf, Liturastor '
lI Free•e, New York
B Diddle
A Biddle
J D Ladd & wf, Ohio
Benj 1.411 d Sc wf, lowa
N S Markle m.t..onnecitient
.1 A Brown & wf, N JerneY
The
A Bodaloe,New London
S Smith, I Ddiallft. Pkt
J Smith. ludiana,l'a
It 4 Marshall ,New York
Mrs Stewart, lion- York
N Stone, "Jura eh arena
John Haw. Leavenworth
A H Johnson, Cincinnati
Hhwtborn,Now Jon.ey
bliss Entp,t.on, Cincinnati
E A Gutiuser, Maryland
Mon M Nelson, Maryland
T. Bentz, Maryland
G F Gilpin, Maryland
Geo Stewart, Perryville
naerclal.
B B Backman, Trenton
Jno J Tripp's. Safe Harbor
C 6 Monroe, Bantling
A Caster, Pottstown
M B Slissimer. Pottstown
%V T Shafer, Chanter Spring
J C Brown, Milford. Del
Thos Lend
171 e CO
G B Sbarp, Chogter co
C .7 Holcomb, Wa,btngton
P B Maloney
J 17 Poxsou
Ratio Wiley, Tork co
0 t.larb, 'York co
JAP IC Jackson. Virginia
D M Forbes
C W Baiter, Peons.
111' Chandler, Lewisburg
.1 It McColl, Lewisburg
Geo Giles, Norwicb, Conn
11 K Kuhn, Doylestown
E F Way, alinlin, l'a
J M Chambers, Penna
R it Stout, Pottstown
D A Hadley, Rochester
Cha• S Kineell. Pew Jersey
W 11 BixLer, Einton, Ps
A Price a of, Pittston
Joe Keller, Danville
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C R Coggin, N riammblre
C W Alergau t Wat.h, DC
C Abbey. New Jcweer
C eehtopp, Bethlehem
Jnhn D Bewley. I Wavle
W Dewitt, Chicago
d F.stgle.
The Bal
A Feehline, Lehigh co
A 10 I.l4.rtolet, Reading
ElCalker, Albany fiY
Chas llimmelwricht, Pa
John Th.ll, Quakertown.
Miss E Dimig, Ducks co
Geo Stein, Malmo) , City
Reichert, Rittersville
Peter INtehr, Catasanqua
11 At Felter, S Bethlehem
W V Knauss. Bethlehem
11 Perkins, Bethlehem
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J H Dunison, Dover, Deli iH %V La Case, N
Nir A Reynolds, Dover. Del W Kugler, Maryland
W B Johnson. Trenton IC W Lechuer, Lancaster
T M Johnson. Trenton D Cross Sterling, Penna
\V D Hollingshead, Pa Mrs B Waists=
'The Black Bear.
W 0 Billie, New York Sol Fry. Cooperabarg
Eli Brawl, Bechtelsville John Borg, Bailer, Pik
J Bowman, Bechtelsville nee Will. Reading
SPIWJ.Ai4 'NOTICES.
MILITARY CLoTaxxo, REASONABLE PRICES.
Military Clothing Reasonable Prices.
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Military Clething, Reasonable Prices.
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Military Clothing, Reasonable Prima.
Military Clotting, Reasonable Prices.
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Military Clothing, Reasonable Prices.
VOLUNTEERS will find we have a large assortment
of MILITARY CLOTHING READY-MADE from which
they can be fitted and prepared to march at a moment's
notice. AIL sines Officers' Coats, Blouses, Dark-Blue
and bky-Blue Pants and Vests, at moderate prices.
Will mate a suit to order and in a few hrnrs for the
emergency. WANAtEAKER St BROWN,
Popular Clothing House.
"OAK HALL."
S. E. Corn& of SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
Citizens' Clothing in splendid variety. .iYI2-tf
Ham Drz t Hem Dyn I!
BATCHELOR'S celebrated HAIR DYB is the Best fa
the World. The only HarmleAs, True, and Reliable
Dye known. This splendid Hair •Dye is perfect—
changes Red, Rusty, or Gray Hair instantly to a
Glossy Black or Natural Proton, without injuring the
Hair or Stalling the Skin, leaving the Hair Soft and
Beautiful; imparts fresh vitality, frequently restoring
its pristine color, and rectifies the lil effects of bad Dyes,
The genuine is,olgued WILLTAIf A. Beranzioß; all
others are mere imitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists, &c. FACTORY, Si BA'RCLAY Street.
New York. Batchelor's new Toilet Cream for Dressing
the Hair. JY3I-17
TER POPULAR CLOTHINGEOITEOI OF Pans
"OAK HALL.." '
Beat-elaes goods at moderate prleea
WANA MAKER & BROWN,
8. B. corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
Onatom Department (to make to order) No. 18. Sixth it.
COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, In such universal de.
wand, Is made from the CHOICEST materials. la MILD
and EMOLLIENT In Its nature, FRAGRANTLY SCENT.
ED, and EXTREMELY BENEFICIAL in Reaction apes
the Skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy. Geode
fe26-tutkely
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST
STYLES, made in the Best Manner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plain
Figures. All Goods made to Order warranted satisfac
tory. Our One-Paws STSTE.I is strictly adhered to.
All are tileteby treated alike.
de2S ly JOICES & CO , 004 MARKET Street.
To CLEAR THE Room oa num, ton
Dutcher's celebrated
LIG RTIVING FLY-KILLER.
a neat, cheap article. easy to nee. Every sheet will kill
&quart Sold everywhere.
FRENCH. RICHARDS. & CO., TENTH and HAI
NET Str.etA, Philadelphia. wholesale agents.
ms9G•wlm2tn
WERELER & WILSON'S HIGEIEST PREDUIJII
LOCK-STITCH
SEWING DIAOHINTES. -
ISE CHEAPEST, SIMPLEST, LED BUT
Rilarronma. 504 nrrEATNUT Rtroat. ahn.. gavantli
M2FIIPD-
WALKER—EMELEY.--On the 2d hint., by the Rev.
William Major. 41a South Juniper Atreet, Mr. Isaac M.
Waik.r or Newark. Del., to alas Esther Arm EtnaloY e
of Philadelphia elm
lIUTCIIINSON—HOOTON.—On the loth Get., by the
Rev. Win. Dlajor, Capt A T. Rutcv.losoo, of Dover, N.
If., to Miss Mary Jane Rooton, of Philadelphia city. •
731M7D.
ATFCf Nsorr.—On Wednesday morning. the 13th Inst.,
James W., eldest on of Jot. ph L. and Emily Atkinson.
in the 28th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the fancral.from the residence of
Lis parent.. &IS South Second street on Sunday after
n.on, the 371 h inst.. at 3 o'clock, without further no
tice.
DAVIS —On the 12th inst.. at Malveroon, the resi
dence of her eon-In-law. John Fartenin, Mary W.
ONvis, in the 751 h year of her ago.
ilir rota dyes and friends are invited to attend her fu
neral from 'he house of her brother in-law. Thomas
Mine, Nu. Sl7 Arch attest, on Sixth-day tnorulax. at
30 o'clock.
MUCH. — On the 12th inst., Martha Much. daughter of
Oro. W. and Ellenor Mach, aged 5 months and 8 days.
'(he relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral. from the residence of
Ler mtrentv. S. E corner of. Fonrth and Dickerson
sti Pets, on Friday afternoon at 6 o'clock. sss
H —Ou the 120 inst., Henry C., son of Joseph A.
and 8. L..11u11, Rawl 8 months.
Funeral on Thursday afternoon. at 4 o'clock, from the
rerldeirre of his parents, No. 20J9 Wallace street.
SHERHERD —On the morning of the 12th inst.. Wil
liam, aou of Willlam D. and Sarah Sherrerd, in the
6th year of his age.
uneral from the residence of lls father, No. 1613
Fin's rt street, on Thursday niorning, 14th Inst., at 9
o'clo.k. The relatives of the family are invited to
attend.
HORN.—On Tuesday morning, 12th inst., Alexander
E Horn.
His relatives and friends of himself and the family
are respectfully Invited to attend his funeral, from the
residence of his father .
John Horn, No. 14 South Broad
ibtloPt, on Friday, 15th inst. at 10 o'clock A M. •-•
31.r1WAN.—tru the 12th Inat.,.Tacy Morgan, In the
58th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are limited to
attend the funeral.from the residence of her son in.lacv.
Charles Evans, No. 834 north Sixth street, ou Fifth day,
the 1411% lust.. at 1 o'clock. Interment at Owyoodd.
HISECLE. —At San Luls Potosi, Mexico, (Norge F.
Hinecie, In liita 661 h year, formerly, this city. **.
RIBBON .& SON, MOURNING STORE,
ho. 015 CHESTNUT 511,45. • • • . Ashif •
M!, & LANDBLL, FOURTH AND W
A- , : ARCO lotve 'it
Fine kook of Silks,
Finn clock of Shawls,
• Flne stock of Flannels,
Flue stock of Linen*.
Fine Mack of Brannon.
OFFICE Or Tim INSUIR,A.N(:II
001i1PAINY OF NORTII ABIERIOA, 232
WALNUT Street, PIIIILADKLPIIIA, July 11, ISet.
Thu Dlteelone Immo tilts de) , &clan.' A Day Wand of
01114 110) I.AIt AND TWENTY OUSTS per ettare—frae
of lexpe—payable on demand.
Jr iz•et WI AXLES PLATT, Secretary.
NOTICE—TIRE
of the FIRST SCHOOL DISTRJCr of PENN
I•Y [MANIA will CLOSE for the wood 811.1131611 VACA
TION on WEDNESDAY. July 13th, and reopen on.
MONDAY, Septombflr 4th, Mit at sg o'clock
By order of the Board of Cootroaors.
Jyl3-2t HENRY W. lIALLIWELL.
el ts'.
ship, Union county, YR....
_Campbell St. Elliott "
W. Fulforth and emplOYeaik
Isaac Stead
Do. employees
James Bogey
Ellicott Fisher. Germantown
NATIONAL UNION TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
OF ILLINOIS
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
OF TENNESSEE
IMEC'TOIIAL TICKET.
SENATORIAL
MORTON McMICHAEL, PhßadolphlA
T. RUNNINOHAM, Roam County.
JIP , PRESENTA.TrVE.
1. Robert P. King, 1:1. Elias W. Hall,
2. G. Morrison Coates. Id. Charles 11. Shriner.
2. Bono. Ilomm. 15. John Wlator,
4, William 11 Kern, 16. David McConanahr.
6. Barton 11. Jonka, 17. David W. Wdoile,
6. Charles M. Runk, 18. 'Naito Notion,
..7. Rollout Parke, 19. John Patton.
S. William Taylor. • 33. Samnol 11. Disk.
9. John A. Illestand, 21. Evora Storer.
10. Piaard U. Correll. 22. John P. Nonvy,
•11. Edward Polltaxy,. . 2.1... BlionorrAr Mcinukin,
12. Charles F. Road: 2i. John W. Blanchard.
By order of the State Central Committee.
N CAMERON. Chairmen
I2e" NOTICE.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PIMA.
NEW BANKING ROUSE.
CORNER OF
CHESTNUT AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
(north side of Chestnut, west of Third.) on and after
TUESDAY, THE STH INSTANT
MORTON .MoMIOTLA.EL,
Cashier.
IigrCETI NU OF THE BAR.—AT A.
Meeting of the liar of this city, held in the Die-
Wet Court Room, on the occasion of the death of
TN ()DIAS DDNLAP, E q.,.thellocotible Edward King
use culled to the choir, and Constant Guilloo appointed
tecretsTy.
Messrs Tforuce Bioney, Jr., Judge King. Henry J.
Withunts, Charleo Gilpin, Jo.lah Kendall, David Paul
Brown t of th 6 city, and Charles E 4 wards, , of the
lien' 'loth Bar, presented eloquent and touching
tributes, to the nietnory of the tleceosed, nod the fol
lowing resolutions were et ant mouldy adopted:
ll , sofrttl, That we hove learned with sincere sorrow
the death of lhoint.s Dunlap. Esq., one of the seniors
of nur tier.
.le.xolre.(l, That in Mr. Dunlap the bar of Philadel
phia has lost a well.read lawyer of unblemished inte
grity, large experience in business, and much accom
plishment, especially in some of Ins practical depart
locate of commercial law. fer which his thorough fa
miliarity wit h the French and Spanish languages emi
nently fitted hint.
Inßcsohed. That as a faithful and diligent citizen, Mr.
Dunlap deherres, and receives from the city of Phila
delphia its sincere gratitude for the intelligent and la
berions discharge of hie duties as is member of the
Board of Coto:linen , of the Public Schools, to which he
devoted many years of vigilant and mttient service.
Resoired. That In Mr. Dunlap we deplore the loss of
an as.ociate cud friend of most adectiousta heart and
cordialand winning manners, and of a high toned goa•
Derwin of great socisl worth, who reached the close of
a long life rstaining the well-deserved love of a devoted
family, the general esteem and good- will of the coat.
inanity, and the cordial regard of a circle of warm
friend*.
Restffvfd, That a committee of five be appointed to
cnntrunnitoue these resolutions to the family of Mr.
Dunlap, slid to assure them of the sincere sympathy
and condolence of the Bar of Philadelphia.
The folsowing gentlemen were named as the commit.
tee: Horace Blaney, Jr , Judge Portions, James Page.
David Paul Brown,
Henry J. Wtiliams, and. on mo
th a. the officers of the meeting were added to the com
mittee.
On notion of Mr Edward Olmsted it trait ordered that
the proceedings of this weed ug be publiohed.
• EDWARD KIXO. President.
CONSTANT OVILLOU, Secretary. ' lt
GREAT CENTRAL
PARTMENT OF WOOLEN AND COTTON
MANUFACTUENES AND WOOL AND COTTON
DEALERS.
- . ..
The undersigned acknowledges the receipt of the fol
lowing contributions iu aid of said Fair
Whitehead Bros.. Trenton, IC J., 23 doe.
woolen shirts and drawers, valued at IMO 00
Gars4d & Bro , Frankford 200'50
Do. employees Tremont Mill 121 82
Do. do. Wingehocking Mi 11.... 99 74
W. livine & Son 100 91
Do. ernploo ees Kennebec Factory..:.. 75 60
Do. .do. Penn Factory.. ... . . .... .38 81
Mark Halfpenny. WitilleAd Nabs. Laurelton; • '
Union connty Pa
314.. Tamer Diehl lied Meade; Bartley town-
Soloroon Wilde, Freoltford
Previously reported. .....
.10;610 97
EDWIN MITCHELL: Treasurer.
Philadelphia, July 12, 1564 • '••• ' :3Y14.31 •
itgr. GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.—
COIRdITTEE ON BENErITS, ENTERTAIN
MENTS AND EXBIBITIONS.
ADPITIONAT.
Of Professor Frederick A Reese, proceeds of
Literary and Musical soiree *32
It G SO. GILPIN, Treasurer.
.DIRECTORS OF
I the NOBLE AND DELAMATER PETROLEUM
COMPANY have this day declared a dividend of TER
PER CELT. from toe earnings of the month of done
and an extra dividend of TWO PER CENT., both pay
able on the giOtti 'net. The tranefer books close on SA
URDAY, the 16th i net.
GEORGE W. HUNTER, becrptarT.
.Ict.r 33, 1F64. jylt-6t
Yet DIVIDEND NOTICE.—AT A :MEET./
ING of the Directors of the DIAMOND COAL
CO., hPIJ on Wednesday last, a Dividend of THREE
PEE CENT. was d.rbtrod, payable ou sad after the 16th
inst.. at 713 MARKET Atreet.
S. ALTER. Secretary.
]yl4
•3vvy ]Atb,
bIInDEND NOTIOE.—OFFICE OF
THE PERRY OIL COMPANY, S. li. corner of
WALNUT tu.d FOURTH Street... - .
ittianBt.l.ltlA. 3111 Y 13. 1381.
The Board a Directors have this day 41.4olitred tho
Third Monthly Dividend of TWO PER CENT. on the
Capital Flock of the Comp soy. out of the earuinge of
the month of June, payable NJ the Office of the Compa
ny. cl-ar of State tax, on and after the nth tad.
- The Tranafer Books will be closed on Saturday, IGth
inst., and reopened on Wednesday Tilt inst.
jyl.l at • JAMES PERRY, Treasurer.
NOTIC E.—BOARD OF ENROL
MENT, FOURTH DISTRICT, PENNA., coruer
BROAD mut SYR IRO GARDEN Street P, Juir ah, 1861.
The Board of Enrolment of this District are now en
gaged in revising and correcting the lists of persons en
rolled as liable to do military duty.
Persons who Lave been improperly enrolled on ac
count of ?Menage, non-residence, over forty-Are years
e.l age, manifest permanent physical disability, or who
have tarred two years id the present war. snonld ap
pear before the Board, prove the same, and have their
names stricken from the list.
Any citizen who has a knowledge of any one having
pees ped en> oiment, and woo is liable to military dray:
or of any one st ho has arr.ved at the age of twenty years
sicec June, ISM or of any who have declared their
intention to become citizens, are earnestly invited to
communicate such information to the BOARD UP EN
ROLZIEb T, in order that suck persona may ho placed
open the Lists.
Sir" It le the interest r e nd duty of every enrolled CUL
zone see that all who bare been improperly omitted
from the lists are added thereto. D. llf. LANE,
Captain, Provost Marshal
Fourth District, Pennsylvania.
OFFICE SOMAIRSET IRON AND
COAL COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA. 61
CEDAR Street, Nsw You, June 10, 1561.
NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to a resolu
tion of the Board of Directors, an instalment of TWEN
TY PER CENT. on the subscription to the Capital Stock
of the SOMERSET IRON AND COAL COMPANY OF
PENNSYLVANIA be, and hereby Is, made payable to
JAMES WADSWOR'IH, Treasurer of said Company.
on or before the 18th day of July next.
Attest: T. M. TYNG. Secretary-
OFFICE CATAWISSA RAILROAD
I COMPANY, No. 424 WALNUT STREET.
PHILADELPHIA, Bth June, 1884.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS —The Board of Di
rectors have this day declared a dividend of three per
cent. on its preferred stock, oat of the not profits of the
company, payable on the Ist of A OGUeir next.
Transfer Books will be closed from the 21st July to
2d Angnst, inclusive.
By order of the. Board
jee-thSt.
W. L. GILROY, Treasurer.
ligr ANNUAL EXCURSION OF THE
vinum; hi EN'S CR RISTIA N ASSOCIATION to
Atlantic City, FRIDAY. July 15th. 1564. Ticket..
Can be procured at:ASH/1113AD & EVANS', 724 CF7 EST
FUT Street. Rooms of the association, l(O9 and 1011
CD ESTIV EIT Street, and at the wharf on tle morning of
the excursinn. Last boat leaves Vine-street wharf at 6
O'clock A. M. jyB-6t*
HONEY BROOK COAL COMPANY.
—At a nteeting of tho Board of Dimaore of the
Honey Brook Coal Company, held at their Office, No,
209 WALNUT Street,_Phlladelohla x on the sth Instant,
a DIVIDEND OF . THREE PER CENT., clear . OP all
taxes, was declared out of the earnings of the Company
for the months of May and June, pa} able on and after
the 19th of July, at the Office of the (,on3pany.
JOHN H. McCREARP, President.
The HOIST Brook Coal Company was organized by
the election of the following Officers and Board of
Directors:
President, Vice President,
John B. McCreary. Lewis Andenried.
Treasurer,
Davie
rearsoo. Secretary,
S. McHenry.
DIBEC
• •
John D. McCreary,
Davis Pearson,
in jot Thomas
pr. THE CORNER STONE OF TINE
biIhETEENTII-STREET K. R. CEUIReIf, Nine
teenth and Poplar, wilt be laid on TilllßdllaY. Jnty
l4tb, at 4P. 141. Rev. Blf hop Simpson, D.D., will out
date, ',iodated by Ibe Revs. Dr. Ratline, Franz, Hain,
and atbera. Should the weather be maravorable the
exercises will take plane at the HALL, RE V 6NTREN 111
and POPLAR. E. T. KEDucsr.
3713-24* • Pastor.
tgrDl VIDEN D.—OFFICE OF THE
ALLF.O iINT AND PITTSBURO OIL COMPA
NY, No. 142 South THIRD Street, second atom
The Directors of this Compituy have tutu day declared
a dividend of two per cent. (or the month of Juno, on
the capital stock, clear of lax, meal- on and after the
10th inst. WM. 8. 14NE,
Secretary.
jyl:l4t*
Philadelphia, July 12, 1804
Itgr. JE 111 1 IV E.' 7[l LL AND
SCHUYLKILL HAVEN RAII.ROAD. COMPA
NY, PIMA DELYBLA, 9 mo., 11th, 1861
At a awed meeting of the Board of Maskers, held
THIS DAY, a bend-annual dividend of One Dollar and
Eighty• five Cents per share wee declared, clear of State
and United States tax, payable to tie Stockholders, or
their Waal representatives, on or after the 21st instant.
The tit 'litter bunk will be closed until the 2lst inst.
jy12.12t WILLIAM BIDDLE. Secretary.
IW' OFFICE OF TIM FAXE INSU
RANCE COMPANY. No. 400 CHESTNUT
Street. PHU ADELPIIIA, July lith, 1864.
Aga matting of the Board of Directors of no none In
',mance Company, held Oda day, a dividend of THREE
PER CENT. wan declared. payable on domo.nd, clear of
all taxon. W. I. BLANCIIARD,
Secretary.
gar2TM E SUSQUEHANNA AND Tine-
WATER LANAI. COMPANIES bare their odlua
at No. 417 WALNUT Street, Rom No. 4.
The "Transfer Agency " of them Companlee, hereto
fore to South FOURTH Street, has been removed to the
aloe of the Companies, at the place above stated.
je27-80t
OFFICE OF TIKE ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY. 400 WALNUT St.;
PITILADZI.PfIIA, July 6, 1661
The Direciore have this day declared a Dividend of
THREE YEE CENT. on the Capital Stock of the COM
pany fur The last /SIX months, payable on demand, free
Of all taxes. CHAS. yOSTBR.
jy6-12t
tar corner or TIKE LocusT NOUN.
TAIN COAL AND IRON COMPANY, No. MO
South THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA, .Tuly 0, 1561 ,
The Board of Directors of the LOCUST MOO PIT A/
CIVIL AND IRON COMPANY have directed the ditor I
billion.. on the 20th Instant, among the holders of the
Stock on the books of the Company on that day, of part
of the proceeds of toile of certzelo lands, pert of the
capital stook of the Company authorized to be hold and
distributed by the act of Aescinply approved May 3d,
1564.
In accordance with the direction aforesaid, On acid
after the 20th instant TV/ RNTY DOLLARS will bopaid
on each share to the Stockholders nu the books of the
Company on that day.
. The transfer books will he closed for this purpose
from and after this day to Cite 20tht {natant, luelaalve.
J717-6Y 20 • JOS C. COPI'UCK, Treasurer.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-41WEIllE 01°
THE ROCK OM COMPANY OF PENNSYL
VANIA, No. 1.09 WALNUT Street:
• PHILADELPHIA, July
The Board of Director.. have tide day declared a divi
dend of THREE PER CENT. on the capital stock of
Mb Company. payable on and after the 201.1. of July.
free of mate talc.
The Rooks of the Company will be cloyed on the 15th
inet., S P. B. Len opened on the 2.ltd.
is7-thetu gy2lol JNO, F.ORAFT. Treasurer.
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1864:
STII UNION LEAGUE
NATIONAL GUARD REGIMNT,
for'so 2, 130IINTIC. $5O:
ALL . THE OFFICERS OFTHIR REOIRENTJ HAVE
And citizens enlisting in any of the Compartioa at do
so with the certainty of having
Competent and 1 Experienced Officers
the importance of prompt action, and the neceseity of
reinforcing our armies for a short time, and determine
to enlist at once. and aid in crooning the rebellion
REMEMBER THAT OUR NATIONAL OAPI-
4 75
60 CC
60 00
20 00
20 CO
10 00
1000
60 00
0,310 56
DO NOT HESITATE, BUT. COME AT ONCE!
NOW IS THE CRISIS 1!
COME, EVERY MAN THAT CAN, AND FUTURE
GENERATIONS WILL BLESS YOU FOR THE SUP-
PORT YOU GATE AT THIS IMPORTANT PERIOD OF
THE WAR, AND OF OUR COLIDTTRY'S HISTORY
TO THE. PATRIOTIC CITIZEN'S
or
Ti now calling for recruits for immediate service in the
field. The officers are all men of experience, and have
proved their courage in the field of battle
Every moment is precious; the enemy threatens our
Capita, and
Comolorward at once—from your workshops, from
your stores, from your factories—and prove to these
traitors that they shall not desecrate our soil with im
punity. The Emergency is pressing, and the rush to
the front of a few brave, devoted patriots, to co-operate
with the gallant Army of the Potomac, will put an. end
forever to the hopes of the rebel hordes.
Come 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 Mer
chants of Philadelphia are earnestly solicited to unite
with them for the purpose of sending this regiment to
the front at once. iYI3-3t
COAL 'REGIMENT
IN THE FIELD
Lewis Andenried,
Jxeob A. Afyon,
Iteeres.
and desirous of joining this Regiment, will
TO MEN OF COLOR.
Authority bee been received to raise
A REGIMENT OF MEN OF COLOR
FOR ONE HUNDRED DAYS.
RALLY, MEN OF COLOR, AT ONCE FOR YOUR
COUNTRY I Arm for the defence of your homes ! En
roll yourselves for the emergency. A Regiment ought
to be raised within TWO DAYS. Chebter and Dela
ware counties will send three Companies, Bunke and
Montgomery will do as well. What will Philadel
phia do?
COLONEL TAGGART,
Late Colonel 12th Regiment Dennsytmtnla Reserves,
will command, and the Ofticera will bo the graduates of
the liiiiitary,Board at Washington.
CITY BOUNTY OF (00) FIFTY DOLLARS
will be paid each man.
COME. THEN, TO HEADQUARTERS,
•
NO. 1210 CHESTNUT STREET,
AND ENROLL TOUR NAMES. i712-3t
COMPANY F, GRAY RESERVES,
The Company is recruiting for Ouo Hundred Days,
under the call of Governor Curtin.
MILITARY.
COL. lIIRMANLTS NEFF.
TIID3 REOEMEEIT IS ACCEPTED FOR
ONE HUNDRED DAYS' SERVICE,
`4O.O_,F , Ea-z MONTEIPAY
SEEN SERVICE IN THE FIELD,
TO 00.11IMANDITHEDI
Let ereryeltizenlook at the danger that thieatens;
TAL IS AGAIN THREATENED I
~EAI)Q~C7AR7C`F..Iro~~,
RACE STREET, BELOW SIXTH
PHILADELPHIA
THE MERCHANTS' REGIMENT
COME FORWARD, MEN !
MEN, BRAVE, PATRIOTIC MEN.
ARII NEEDED
OITY BOUNTY OF FIFTY DOLLARS
HEADQUARTERS, 434 CFIESTNITT STREET
OFFICERS ORGANIZING COMPANIES.
REPORT IMMEDIATELY
COAL EXCHANGE,
206 M WALNUT STREET
O .CITY BOUNTY
RECRUITING EXPENSES paid by the Committee.
.1. G. FELL,
WM. MINTER, Ja..
ALFRED DAY,
JOHN ROISI3IEL, JA.,
DAVIS PEARSON,
JORN.E. OILAEIT,
JESSE U. COOK',
*5O BOUNTY
Will be paid to each recruit on being moldered In.
All good Citizen* are Invited to call at the Armory,
BROAD STREET. BELOW RACE,
And enrol themselves.
• H. C. KENNEDY.
Captain.
S. C. Bou t 0. 8.
TUIRD COAL REGIMENT,
ATTENTION
OFFICERS RECRUITING for the
THIRD COAL REGIMENT
HEADQUARTERS,
without tall, at nine o'clock A. M
TWO COMPANIES only wauted to fill up the Real•
By order of
GRAS RESERVE 4
Y3IDG:I3I N
THE REGIMENT IS NOW RECRUITING FOR
ONE HUNDRED BilYS' SERVICE,
UNDER TITE CALL OF GOV. CURTIN
ARMORY CO. A,_Blo MARKET ST
CO.'S B, S. F. 0, H. I, and Kot CITY
ARMORY, BROAD, BELOW RACE
EMIL RECRUIT RECEIVES $5O BOUM
T.. B. nRowN, Atting. Adjutant
MERCHANTS' REGIMENT
Members of tilts company will meat at "
HEADQUARTERS, 431 CHESTNUT STRF,ET
COME ONE! COME ALL!
RALLY ROUND TRETLAC ONCE MORE I
RECRUITS NVADT rED-3.10 BOUNTI. 100 DkYS'
APPEAL TO MERCHANTS.
MERCIiANTS! REGIMENT,
COLONEL E. WOODWARD,
Is now reorganized and recruiting for immediate service
in the field, in response to the Governor's callfor troops
to repel Invasion.
MONET IS NEEDED AT ONCE, and the Merchants of
Philadelphia are earnestly requested to send their con
trilmtions to the nndaraiga•d withent delay.
JAS. S. MARTIN, of Garrett St Martin,
502 MARKET Street, Treasurer.
JOHN WOODSIDE. of J. Woodside Et Co.,
101 South. FRONT Street.
THOS. A. BOYD, of Boyd & Stroud;
32 North FOURTH Street.
A. P. SMITH, of A. P. & 11. P. Smith,
246 CHESTNUT Street.
Finance Committee.
l l COMPANY A, MINUTE MEN,
AND .TENTH WARDS.
iMe geutien.en who were active in organizing and
sAs supporting late Company A, M. M., its friends and
members, are requested to attend 'a •
iirEETING TNIE EVENING,
At 1733 AtARKET Street, third story.
for the purpose of taking some action in the present
emergency
ORO. O. HOWARD, Secretary.
Jamy I.4th, Isat. lc'
$5O BOUNTY RECRUITS WANT
ED for Co. K, Gray Reserves for 100 day's se" e
Armory BROAD. and -RACE.-
It. JOS. O.BRITTAIN, Recruiting Sergeant.
ICOMPANY E, BLUE RESERVES.-
RECRUITS will report to the Orderly sergeant at the
Armory, 505 CHESTNUT Street, at 10 o'clock Trlls
MORMNG, to be wintered is and t=eat to camp,
lt. - JOS. J. BARCOCK, 0. S.
f ATTENTION CO. F, FIRST COAL
1
REGIMENT.— Falt in, buys. This is the only Moines
to ;ohs this I CIIiTOMM lam looking', fur you at 741
SPRING GAI,DEN Street. .
iyl.l-2,:"
0 HIGHLY IMPORTANT
HEADQUARTERS COMMERCIAL REGT..
wEPHERILL ROUSE, SANSOM ST.
Officers with parts or commands caa have their
men sworn in and ' , sent to Camp Cadwalader immedi
ately, The regular companies of this regiment will
assemble at these Headquarters for this purpose TO
DAY. Don't fait to report them if but twenty men. .1
have received orders to this effect. . _
HEADQUARTERS LA.
HEATAR E 0011.1-
ziPANY FIRST PHILADELPTILLE
,RY, 1733 MARKET Stteet.—The Armory et
]ateCo. A will be open for RECRUIPi for the
Battery new orgsnizing noder Captrin E. SPENCER
MILLER from RI A. Al. toll) Detachment Drilla
at In A. M. and .5 P. SI. jyl3-21.•
6 2
ATTENTION 1 PHILADELPHIA.
1 0:
, 4 tltuy tort ARTILLERY.—The Company has been
accepted as a Battery of Artillery by the Go
vernor,and recruits are now received at the
Armory. BROAD Street, below Race. 100 Days Service.
$OO Bounty.
Captain A. J. FITZWATER.
First Lieut. B. L. MATLACK.
Second Lieut. J. C. W. FRISEIMIITH.
AA ETILL E Y-D ATILGR, EN
LIGInf. BATTERY—Armory No. BIS liiARKEr
Street. Recruiting for the emergency. Mem
bers of the company of the late Howitzer Bette.
ry, and others, come and enrol yonrsslves at, once.
33y order of . Captain E. SPENCER ArtrAs - R.
Emy. S. CAUPBELL, 0 8. jyl3..2is
PENNSYLVANIA BESERVE3-2D
REGIMENT.—Captain ROBERT R. SMITH, of the
Old 2d Reserves, after three years' service, proposes
to RECRUIT COMPANY for immeo'' late and active
service. His Headquarters are at No. 446 LIBRARY .
Street, and in front of Indeppndoace Hell The " solid
Men of.Philadelphla" should encotirage this patriotic
movement, and insure to the teen in his command the
advantage of eitperienced officers. jyl3-2.t
fi FIFTY DOLLARS CASH, FOR RS
OMITS FOR COMPANY K.
CAPTAIN FAIRLAMB.
MERCHANTS' REGLAIENT.
VETERANS, TO TILE FRONT!-
OFFICE CITIZENS' VOLUNTEER SUBiTiTUTE
COMMITTEE, No. 412 PRUNE Street, Juil :
1 1, 1161.
Vetersus,w hose terms of service have expired, can
now re-onilbt ender the most advitotacooas conditions,
sod while assieting their country at this crisis can PS.
cure ample provision for their families during the Arab
seam. _ .
By applying to this Committee, they will be pint into
the service an Substitutes, and will receive on the day
of mutter
SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS IN CAST!,
In addition to the bounty offered by the Govorumeut.
Veterans, the country looka to you to uphold her flag
against the advancing heats of rebellion
Apply at the office of the Committee from 10 ti. H. to
2 P. ➢I. DAMET. STE:iattitrz. Chairman.
J. 0, ROSENGARTF.N, Treasurer.
CLARK RARE,
Titomrsozr.
CLEMENT B PENROSE,
HENRY C. LEA
lATTENTION, INDEPENDENCE
CITY OUARD I
RECRUITS wanted for three Companies. to be
commanded by Major G. EOKENDORFP, and to be
mustered to . for 10, days. All the usual Bounties paid,
and none but good men wanted.
Armory on LARD/CBE t.treet, rear of the Academy of
Music. Open even' day from 9A. M. to 6P.
3712-tf Major G. E.CKENDORPF.
•
1 MERCHANTS' REGIMENT-COM
PA NT B,—Thin Company la now RECRUITLNO, at
liviolonariere, No. 434 CkIESTA UT Street, for One
H ondrod - Days Service. ' jylS-31.
tM ER CH A NTS' RE GIM ENT-4T
TENTION. COMPANYIP-Tbis COMPaDY is NOM' ir
I imar r n i n:l r ' e rrviee at Headquarters, N0..434
RALLY ONCE M ORE UNDER YOUR :OLD 011i'V.
CERS. -• . .101•Sto
II
• •
,
NOTICEREADQUARTERS'PRO
von.Iientaid, SECOND DISTRICT.
rIttLADELPFITA, J nue 2fith, IS •
The Lithe of Persons enrolled as liable to do Mili
tary duty are now being revised and corrected.
Persons who are improperly enrolled on account of
allenage, non-residence, over forty-five years of age.or
permanent physics, disability, should appear before the
Board, prove the samff, and have their newel, stricken
off the list.
Civil officers, clergymen, and all other prominent cltl
rent, who know of persons who have arrived at twenty
years names since Enrolmente, Jane, 1833; of those
whose were omitted by the proper enrolling dei
cers; aliens who have declared their intentions to be
come citizens; persons dischargedsfrom the military and
naval service of the United States,who have not been in
each service two years during the present war, are In
vited to appear before the BOARD OF ENROLMENT
and give ouch Information in.their possession as may aid
in the correction and revision of the Lists.
- EDWIN PALMER,
5y4421 Capt. and Prov. Marnhal Second Diet., Pa.
Commlttoe
ti TO SUBSTITUTES.-$B5O BOUN
TY.
OPPICr. CITIZEIes' VOL. SIITIOITIVE CONMITTRR.
No 412 PRUNE Street. July 9, IN.
This •Committee in now prepared to receive Volunteers
Who are not liable to military duty. It will have them
mustered In as eubstitutes. add Intl! pay them on the
same day the of nix hundred and lifty dollars in
cash, without deo 'action for comminsion or brokerage
In addition to thin, Subetitotneareentlved to Twenty
five Dollen Government Bounty, and one mouth's ad
vance pay.
For farther particulars, MIT at the oillas Of the COM
mitten,
.hetween 10 A. hi., and P M. ,
Dante! li.Loiniuol.7., Chair' n. IJoan Thompson.
J. O. B• seogarten, Treas'r. Clement B Penrose.
J. I. Clark Hare. 'leery C. Lee. jyll.6t
I , HEADQUARTERS PROVOST MA.R
SEUL. FIRST DISTRICT. Pd.
.PHILADRI.PHIA, 51112028, 1534.
The names of persons removing to or from this District
will be added to or stricken from the lists of enrolment.
Copies of the hits are open for entitle Inspection, and
civil °inners and all oitliene are Invited to appear and
polot out errors in the lista and give each Information Re
may aid in the correction and revision thereof. Any
person enrolled may appear before the Board and claim
to have his name stricken Off the list if he can show
satisfactorily that ho to not properly en rolled. on account
of AM-nage, Non reetclonce, Over •age. Permaneat
Phy/rfcaf gnbittt
A compliance with the foregolna anggrodiona Is ear.
/Heft solicited . WM. E. LEHMAN,
10.%.tf Captain and Provost Menthol.
CARD AND FANCY. JOB PRINTING,
At zoom= al anolrinhau B. "01/ETH Bt,
MILITARY.
will report at
COAL EXCIIA.NOE.4
15i0,.. - 201:4 Walnut Street,
THIS MORNING,
JOHN' IL HABLETT.
Colonel Cornmandlog.
C. 808 'MARKET ST
• D, EIGHTEENTH. and CHESTlitir
(F. P. NICHOLSON,
MAJOR qOMBIANDING
ATTENTION, CO. A!
SERVICE.
IV. J. SIMPSON, Captain.
WH. WILSON
. .
A. A. LECHLER.,
Colonel Commanding E sgi ment
HN RTER 8.
INDEPRIC ENCE SQUARE.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
CIVIL AND ARMY CLOTHS.
MIDDLESEX 6-4 LIGHT BLUES.
ALL GRADES DARK BLUES.
8-4 AND 0-4 INDIGO FLANNELS.
8-4 AND 6-4 BLUE CASSIMERES.
8-4 AND 0-4 DOESKINS.
FULL STOOK OF CLOTHS.
DO. DO. COATINGS.
DO. DO. CASSIMERES.
BILLIARD AND BAGATELLE CLOTHS
CLOTHS FOR COACHMAXERS.
ALL KINDS TRIMMINGS, Buo.
W. T. SNODGRASS,
tyi-]m 34- S SECOND and 33 STRAWBERRY ERR
COOPER CONARD.
AMERICAN CASSIMERES.
SCOTCH FANCIES,
SILK-MIXED COATINGS,
WHITE BAREGE SIIAWLS,
HANDSOME MANTL;ES
STAPLE DRY GOODS
Ninth and Market.
m yl 5. tn lb dm
EXAMINE OUR LAWNS.
Lawns, brown ground, neat figured, 44c.
Lawns, white ground. neat figured, 44c.
Buckahack and Bath Towels, large.aesortment.
Bird's Eye Linen Towels. -
Extra size Damask 'Towels.
Shetland Wool. Shawls (or tourists, $.5.
Bathing Flannels, red and gray.
jyi; JOVE H. STOKES, 702 ARCH Street
8 1 4:c2 DOUBLE AID TWIST CABBI
NUM BS.
$1,386-4 Wide Dark Nixed Heavy Tweeds.
Low-priced and fine Citsehneres.
No advance in Summer Stock.
Linen Drills and Duck.
Superfine White Duck and Drills. .
Superb Stock Woolens laid IS,
WILLIAMSVILLE.
New York mills and other good makes Muslim, by
the piece or yard.
Wide Sheetingt, by the piece. _
Best old standard makes Dnbleaelied MuSlinS.
Flannels, Pickings, Checks, Stripes, Sm.
Towels and Towelings.
Damask Table Linens, Napkins.
FANCY SHIRTING FLANNELS.
COOPER & COWARD,
S. N. corner NINTH. and MARKET Streets.
BLACK SILKS. BLACK SILKS.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES.
We are still selling our Black Silks at the same prices
RR we did early in the season, notwithstanding the re
cent advances.
MANTLE SILKS, ALL WIDTHS.
Plain Silks, all colors, $1.9) to $5.75. .
Rich heavy, handsome 'Fancy Silks, $2.87 to $6,30.
.131 h Cherie Silks at $2.87M, worth $3.50.
" at $8.25, $4.
.. " ~a t at 75,
$5. 75, $7. 41_ " $5.50.
10 pieces small Plaid Silks, at SM., worth SI.H.
K. STEEL St SON,
los. '713 and 715 N. TENTH Street.
WHINE B&REGES FOR SHAWLS,
5 Circulars, Arc. -
5.4 W6IEB Barna:al
17111. 8 gr a a u p z ela ar e t t t
8-4 Black Heccaci 13 r a e regea.
8-4 Black Tatnartines.
- 8-4 Black B4reges.
Srtt e. r a ga e r s e . tz.
6-4 White Merinoes.
6-4 Black. Menaces.
EDWIN HALL & CO..
i 630 20 South SECOND Street.
""?MAIL DE PARIS," FOR THE
-A-A SKIN, —This delightful preparation is' espe
cially recommended to ladies about visiting - the country
or sea shore, for removing the discolorations caused by
sunburn or salt air. The " Email de. Paris'. is en
dorsed and universally used by the ladies of the French
capital. EUGENE JOUIN, No. 111 S. TENTH Street,
below Chestnut, Agstit for I 'Entail de Paris. je23-Imif
HARRIS' MIXED GASSIMERES.
Light mixed Cassimeres, for boys' snits.
Melton and Plaid Ca , simeres.
Merino Cassimeres and Cashmeretta
Linen Drills, Satinets. and Cottonadee.
Ladies' Cloaking Cloths,' choice shades.
Loom and Damask Table Linen, cheap.
Towels, Towelling, and Napkins.
Large assortment at
JOHN IL STORRS',
je7 - 702 ARCH Street
1024 CIiEbT.NUT STREET
The attention of LADIES VISITING' THE
CITY, or those about LEAVING IT for
"Watering Places," or "the Country,'is
respectfully invited to the extensive stock
of WEIITE GOODS, suitable for SCI3LIIER
WEAR, for WRITE BODIES, MORNING
WRAPPERS, &c.
An extensive assortment Is offered In Lace
and Worked Edgings and Insertings, Voile,
Handkerchiefs, Collars, Sleovea, and is plain
and fancy Plaid, Stripe, and-Figured White
Goods, AT PRICES UUP' BELOW THEIR
PRESENT RETAIL VALUE.
100 Printed Linen Cambric:Dresses.
100 pieces Paired, Tucked, and Striped
Minding.
E. NE. NEEDLES.
1024 CIIBSTNITT STREET
ARMY GOODS.
FROTHINGHAIti & WELLS
HEAVY, itIEDTTPAI, AND LIGHT SHEETINGS AND
SHIRTINOS.
STANDARD DRILLS. --
HEAVY CANTON FLANNELS.
WASHINGTON AND VICTORY CAMERICS AND
SILESIAS.
BROWN, BLEACHED. AND CORSET JEANS.
No. 12 WORiTED YARN, se2s-iftf
GENTS , FURNISIIINibi GOODS..
825 y ARCH STREET. 825
Ri iovAt:
G. A. HOFFMAN,
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT AND WRAPPER
MANUFACTORY, AND GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING EMPORIUM,
larMOVB1) FEOM BOG AHOE; ETEEET,
TO THE NEW STORE,
325 ARCH STREET. 825
Jelo-frstriw6m
PAPER RANGEVC4S.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PAPER
HANaugas.
T. J. COOKE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER II(
PAP3gil N A TVG-ING-S,
No. 602 ARCH Street, - Second Door abOve SIXTH.
South Side.
The attention of - the Pablic is Invited to his
LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OP
PAPER HANGINGS,
Embracing all qualities, from
1936 CENTS TO THE FINEST GOLD AND VELVET
DECORATIONS.
Also, an entirely new a.rtlcla of
SOLD AND SILK PAPERS,
tuyi...smytt /DR? KBOBTVED.
IN S UIEtAN CE.
TEE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
-A COMPANY OV NEW YOEK.—P.P.Arcuroan STARR,
General Agent; 4-00 Walumstreet, Philadelphia, July
11, 1561.
The Policy Holders of this Company, called out from
the Northern States to discharge post and garrison duty
for one hundred days, to take the place of oar regular
and volunteer soldiers who are to be sent to the front for
active teivice, have permis.ion to proceed to, occupy,
anti garrison military posts and forts, within our own
lines in the loyal States, for the one hundred daysspeci
fied, without paying for a war risk.
if they proceed to parts of the country within our lines
wacre the Company cLarge civilians for a climate risk,
they will be placed upon the same terms and pay the
same extra climate rates. jyl2-tuth2t
LOOKING GLASSES.
JAMES S. EARLE & SON.
116 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILA..
Elva now to gore a TOT 7 fine atteortmeai of
LOOKING GLASSES.
of ever, character, of the •
VERT BEST MANUFACTURE AND LATEST swum
OIL PAINTINGS,
.ENGRAITTOSi.
mclo PRITURN AND PHOTOGRAPH • I.llAilii.
p FAMILIES RESIDING IN TH3
COUNTRY_
We ars prepared. as heretofore, to supply families
at their Country Residences with even dssorifdlon of
FINE GROCERIES, TEAS, &13., tta.
ALBERT 0. ROBERTS.
arym-ir Corner ELXVIRITEI and VINE Sta.
THE NEW TAX . ELLV.AND. REVE
NUE STAMP Law._COples of the new TAX BILL
AND REVENUE STANT LAW for sale wholesale and
retail, at the prinelpel d.pot for the sale of internal
Beacon. Stamps, No. 304 CHESTNUT Sireet,.audllo3
South FIPrFI street, Philadelphia.
IVOR YT S PBS UNEQUALLED IN
style, unsurpassed In execution and coloring. are
made at B. P. 2EittiEß'6, 624 ARCFI Street. Oet one
there; they are charming specimens of art. lee
1 EIMER '. S GALLERY, SECOND
Street, above Greet), is the popular resort of seek
ers after the beet specimens of phatog reptile art, elates
de Mite of fine styles made.
PORTRAITS OF PLEASING t-TYLES
-A- and wonderful accuracy aie made at B. F. BEI
NEWS Oallery. 624. ARCH Street. Seo specimens of
Bre size Photographs In Oil Colons.
PINE APPLE CHEESE.-50 CASES
CHOICE BRANDS. '
SAP Sago and Keelab Dairy Cbseee of choice onality.
For sale by RHODES & WILLIAMS,
jyl34.f lO7 South WATER Street.
PURE PALM OIL SOAP.-THIS SOAP
be made of pure, fresh Palm Oil, and le entirely a
vegetable Soap; more suitable for To il et nee than those
made from animal fate. In boxes of one dozen sakes,
for $9 per box. Manufactured by
• 080. M. ELKINTON & SON,
No. 110 MAROARETTA Street, between Front and
Samna. abova
COTTON SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS
of all number% and brands.
Raven's Duck Awning Twills, of all descriptions. for
Tents, Alvpiags, Trunk and Wagon Covers.
Also Paper Manufacturers' Drier Felts, from / to
feet wide. Tarpaulin. Bolting, Sail Twine, Arc.
JOHN W. EVSRMAN,
Mvll.ll 11)91.10NES' MlOl.
lIEATON tt CIKLA., HARD
-11-11. _ WARE commtssroN MERCUANTS. 507 COM
MERCE, and 510 NOKTH Streets, olfer for side:
Y. - Anchor Brand Nails; Ply mouth Rivets.
W. RS . Reteher , o Cast Steel; Bugle Cabinet Locke.
.rutnenee florae Rath; Loeke's School Slates.
."•• Copper, Brass, add Iron Wire: Cotton Cards.
• . Alsa rat) sirpor , m.ni a Am«rtcan Bemsure,
-
PHRENOLOGICAL EXAM.INA.
.4f3 TIONS, with full domerlptlona of character. 'Ivo:
DAY and EVENING, by 3. L. CAPEN,
zah9-wfrutem No. Sib South TEXTU Streit
WANTS.
PA ND 'WANTED FOR USE IN THE
_LA crry.k Apply 11;111.-11h:telly:a the
COAL XVIIIANGit ROOMS,
'205.4 WALNUT Street.
TzLAcKsmiT EL S LIND -WHEEL
WItIGHTS WANTED.
CHIEF QVAILTERMARTP.IVaPIan.
WA.IfIxoTON DEPOT,
WAIIITTNOTON, D. C., July, 1664.
Wanted at rnce, to work In Government renal? allopg,
Quartermanters' Department Depot of Washington,
one hundred (100) good BLACKSMITHS. and ono hun
dred (100) good WIISELWRIOHTS
The pay per moth will thy sixty dollara (tits), with
one (1) ration per day, and hospital privlieges when
sick.
Apply to Captain CHAS. H. 'TOMPKINS A. Q. H.,
11. Li, A,. corner Twenty-second and G Streets, - Wash
la gton, D C. D H. RUCKER,
Brigadier General and Chief Quartormaeter,
jy642.3 Department of Washington.
SUBSTITUTES WANTED.- FILMIEST
price paid to reliable men. net subject to draft.
Inquire at 140. 530 CaLLOWIIILL Street, from 9 6)1'2
Al. jyl2-Gt•.
SUBSTITUTES FURNISHED AND
MILITARY REPRESENTATIVES SECURED —Ap
ply-to No. 530 CALLOWBILL Simi, from 1 o 4
P. AL fYl2,5t•
THREE INTELLIGENT BOYS
WANTED, to Ifarn the Printlfar Tustnesp,
j313-St• W. L. MURPHY At SONS.
TEAMSTERS WANTED
RIFILR.TERMASTEII'ii OFFICE.
WA ,, IiISgTON DONA'.
D .
July 9, Mi.
WAN7ED. at rime, THREE RUNDRED TEAM
STERS. each capable of driving with oinglo line, and
managingaix-mnle
To auch who are competent to perform the duty the
hay per month will be thirty dollara, with ono ration
per day, and lionAtal priviiegea, including the beat
medical attendance when sick.-
- - -
annlY to Captain Charles If. Tomplrtna, A. Q. M. 11.
S. A., corner Twenty-second and G streets, Washing
ton, D. C. D. IT. RUCKER,
Brig, Gen. and Chini Qaart - prtnaster,
Depot of Washington
WANTED -IN A DRY GOODS JOB
BING HOUSE, a Sirst-rate ENTRY (Mak,
Salary liberal Lo a mani well rinalifltd. tor tho position.
Address Box 1454; Philadelphia P. O. jyl4-3t*
WANTED-A COLORED BOY. 14 OR
7 15 Team nlrl, ec Wetter in a Private Family. AP
ply at ea 8 LOCUST Street. jy7-tf
WANTED-THREE SUBSTITUTES
1 / of good fighting qualities, for the Array of the
Potomac. to represent n gentleman exempt from mili
tary duty. Apply at 20.5 WALNUT St., Phila. jo3O•tf
W A N 1 1` E D-A, COMMODIOUS
ITonse and good Yard. A reaeonable rent by . a re
sponsible tenant will be paid Immediate poasessmn to
be given.' Apply to JOSEPH SINNY, 1615 - FRANCIS
Street and RIDGE Avenue. jyB-6;.*
815,000 TO
LOAN
ON MORTGAGE,
term of w.TIIACRIrSOg, PER CENT.
t ik , 6l) A MONTH 1-I WANT AGENTS
itt 1431 a month, eences pald, to oar: nay EVER
LASTMO PENCILS, ORIENTAL BORN.ERS, and 13
other articles. Fifteen circulars Bent free . Address
svp3loldrva3m JOHN F. LORD. Biddeford, Maine.
NEW PUBLICATIOIVS.
DICKENS' NEW NOVEL,
OUR wurru.“..
Park Ili,
HARPER'S NAGAZPOLPOR AUGUST.
READY THIS DAY
CONTF,rFii OF VIE AITUITSTNo•. OF . IIARPER'3 MAGAILS'I3
A Cinb Man in Africa
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Broken anagi3s.
Treatment of the Apparent
ly Drowned.
-Idlustrated.
Thendosia Burr
illußfrated.
The Military Hospitals at
Fortress Monroe.
Oar Mutual Frland. By
Charles Dickens.
Illuerated.
The Bend
The, Siste rs
Monthly Record of Cur.
rent Events.
The Shakspee. e Tercet te.
nary. 11 hatrated.
The Unkind Word. By the
Author of Jahn Hali
fax. '' Illustrated.
Woman on the Farm
TbackeraVs Denis Duval
Conclusion. Iliustrided.
ARPER S. BROTHERS.
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BYFORD ON THE UTERUS.
BAUER'S ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY.
CHEW'S LECTURES ON MEDICAL EDUCATION.
A NEW MEDICAL. CATALOGUE. classified and
priced, (=gibed gratis upon application.
LINDSAY & BLAKISTON,
je29 NB South SIXTH Street.
APPLETON'S NEW AMERICAN
OYCLOPEDLL
The Agetey for this Invaluable Library of llnfooriai
Information le at 33 South SIXTH Street, second. Moly.
Also, RECORD OF THIS REBELLION. Er Frank
Moors. fell-tf
ONUMBNTS AND GRAVE
-460-L STONES.—k large assortment of Orave-Stones, of
various designs, toads of the Boost /Malan and America*
Marble, constant
_, on band at the Marble Works of
ADAM STEINM TZ. RIDGE taVSZIVS, below Eleventh
Wee, ritlladelphls,
WALNUT STREET THE,A.TRIC.--.
SATURDAY EVENING, July lA, farewell night
of the season. Farewell Benefit al J. Ft, ROBERTS.
The performance will. commence with the beantlint
play of the STRANGER.
STRANGEP J.B ROBERTS,.
AIRS. HALLER ALEX INA PIAITER BAKER.
To conciuo. with the grand epectacalgr Drmna entitled
F AIIST AND MA ROUERITB.
Yr. J. B. Roberta as IlfelAtiotoDhelee: Mr& Alerims
Fisher Peke/ 3farmlerite.
Box Glace oxen from 7to 3 Curtain rimegat 8 o'clock
TEE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS,
-A- CHESTNUT Street, above Tenth, Is OPEN MILT.'
for vipttore, from A A. M. to 6 P. H. jai)
p SONA.-R
ERLED AND BLACIC.
P BALL EARDROPS, 50 cents per pair, at OM RACE
Sirevtjr-1-21*
IC I ERMANTOWN.-TWO DESIRABLE .
ROOMS can be had at White Cottage, en SEAN TI Et K
Street, .Eecond berme west of Green. iYI4-6tv
A ROOM, SUITABLE FOR TWO GEti-
TIMIEN., with partial board, in a private family,
42ft North SEVKNTII Street. 33,-132t.
A GRADUATE OF RARVARD, wim
AA- an experience ter, years in teaching, will open, LI
this city, in SEPTEMBER, a School for Young Ladles.
Number limited to fifteen. Terms. $l5O a year.
REF2R2NO2—Rev. Dr. Furness, 1426 Pine street;
Rev. Roger Owen. Chestnut Hill; Wm. it. Trotter,
Esq., 16 Noith Front street; J. E. Mitchell, Esq., sae
fork avenue, Philadelphia; Ex - PresidenticSparks and
Walice-T, Cambridge, Mass. ; I. S. Smith,Esq., Porches
ter, Mass. ;John Ruggles, Esq., Brighton. Mass. Ad
dress
ie27-Im* L. H. BIICKINGLIAM, Chestnut MIL
PHILADELPHIA "COLLEGIATE TR
STITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES, No.
CLANO A
Street. Rev. CHAS. A. SMITH, D. D..cE. RECE
SMITH, A. 11., Principals.
Ninth Year. Three Departments: Primary, Acad..
mic, and Collegiate. Full college course in Classita„
Mathematics, higher English, and Natural Science, rot
those mho graduate. Modern Languages, Music, Paint.
tug, and Elocution by the best masters. For circalara„
apply, et 1,12.6 CHESTNUT Street, or.address Box 96U
P. 0.. Phil, delohia.ap9)-6te.
Ott the Right Footing.
g ",g,1= 4 1 4. GRAND PLEASURE EX
CURSIONS TO LARS SUPERIOR.—Dada
of the following splendid Bret-class steamers vise
CLEVELAND, ILLINOIS, NOn.THERN LIG T, MON
CITY, TRAVELER, METEOR, IRON SIDES, LAG L 4...
BELLE, and PEV, , ARIC, will leave CLEVELAND
Ohio, - at S o'clock P. M . ., each day of the week, ex
Saturday and Sunday, and Detroit, Michigan, ont
following days at 2 o'clock P. M., through the tuontign
of JULY and AUGUST . , making Grand Excursion TrIPI
to the many points of interest on the Great Inland Soul
of Arnerica,which, for utility pleasure, and health,agy
unsurpassed by any other on the Continent.
This trip of over LOCO miles embraces six d exam* og
latitude, and eleven of longitude, and includes in lin
circuit Lakes Erie, St. Clair, Huron, and Superior,wiiht
the beautiful rivers Detroit, Si. Clair and St. mar'''.
The many and extensive mines of iron and copper,.
unequaled by, any: In the world, with the newly-dies.
covered and inviting deposits of silver lead, wild asiC
romantic scenery, combined with its pore and hawing
climate, render the Lake Superior trip one of far motsthan ordinary attraction to the capitalist, the studank
the pleasure-seeker, or the invalid.
The above-named steamers are elegantly•ltted tip
with large airy Cabins and Sta , e.Roome, while ever?
precaution has been taken to provide for the safety mat
comfort of passengers.
Fare, including State-RoomSand Heals, about 23i . mita
per mile, Time occupied in making the roand trip,froi,
8 to 10 days....
Rooms secured, and fartb9r information obtained, by
application to proprietors.
BORT. HANNA & Co.,
RUSSET & McBRIDE. Cleveland ' Ohio,
j o .T HN WH E I D T T I o N zt G iN k Co., 1 D e t ro it , w o m en.
je2l-t au2s
Prices and Investments
Literary 'Notice'
Editor's Easy Chair,
Editor's Drawer
Illustrated,
Fashions for Anwast
Illuatrated.
NEW YORE
DISSOLUTION -THE COPARTNER
SPIT heretofore existing under the firm of KEITH.
Sr BATTLES 18 ibis tidy diseelved by rrtutnal corm. at.
\T 0 T I C E.-THE COPARTNERSHIP
beretofore existing between JACOB SWOPE and.
ALEXANDER ADAMS is dissolved by the death of
Alexander Adams. The business will be settled by
Jacob Swope, No. 31 North SECOND Street.
• The subscribers bave ibis day associated themselves
together under the firm or SWOPE ag ADAK'S. sad win
cm:Athos the 'Wholesale Hosiery aed Trimming bunion/pi
at the old stand. NO. 31 North SECOND Street.
jyl23t. JAriOS SWOPE, •
PRILAP.i.., July 11. 1561 JOSEPH R. ADAM'S.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
day formed a copartnership for the transaction of
the WHOLE,VII.I3 BOOT enCD - SETRE BVSINESS at No. MS
ARRET L. under the firm of FOSTER & BENNETT.
They are now opening a large and varied stock. t•
Which they laTite the attention of buyers.
A. H, FOSTER, Philadelphia.
OLIVER BENNETT, Boston.
Philadelphia, July 2, 1.564: jy9•atnthelt
THE 1314DERSIGNED H&VE FORMED
a Copartnership. from and after this date, under
the style of GRxOl7-,13N0 CREWS. for the transaction of
the WOOL COMMISSION BUST NESS, and for the par-
Chace and sale of Wool, at No. 112 South FRONT Street,
Philadelphia, Wll H. GREGG,
JOSHUA. Z. GREGG,
iyl2-3'
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ASSO.
CIATED themselves together under the Erin oC
BOLTON, DYKEMAN, Sr CO., and will continue the
Car Bnibling business in all its branches at the old
emeblishment, corner TWENTY-FIRST and gelrar.
TOli Streets. JOS. R. BOLTON.,
DEO E DYKEYLA.N,
O. W. CHILDS.
iyl-Im.
JOHN G. WHITTIER
r, TO LET-A NEAT DWELLING,
No 726 North Serenteeoth atreet. dpply'to M.
BINCHHAN, No. P.S South SEVENTH Street.
in TO EXCHANGE, UNIMPROVED
FOR IMPROTEP PROPERTY. or Alerehandia..
Box 2606 Philadelphia P. 0.
9; FOR SALE-A SPLENDID THREE
STORY BRICE DWELLENG, three-story back
buildings, contention all the latest improvements, With
side yard. Lot 110 feet deep. with drain in the yard:
connecting 'with large culvert. No. 2014 WALLACE
Street. jyl.3 61*
iyl3-12t
FURNISITED ROUSE FOR. RENT.
—Tbe House, No. 617 North EIGHTEENT ntreet.
is for rent, with the Furniture. Posstssion given im
mediately. Inquire on the premises. jyll st*
sy* 4 FIFTY PAIRS OF SPLENDID
CHESTER WHITE PIGS; for Eats ¢haspp• sent
to oily part of the tenntry. Address P. BOYER &
CO., Coateoville, Cheater comity, Pa. jyfl.st
jiii er o t FOR CAPE DI AY.-THE
staunch and commodious steamer MAIN
11.+1' re:, Captain fi. A. Ryther, of the Cana May Line,
is now making her regular trips to Cape May, leaviAir
ARCH-STREET WHARF every TUBSDar, THUMP
DAY, and SA TO RDAY. at 9 o'clock; returning, will
leave Cape May every Monday, Wednesday, and Prt.
day, at SK o'clock, touching at Brew Castle, going awl
returning.
Fare :e2.60, carriage hire included: children halt
price. Servants 81.60, carriage hire extra.
Freight at low rates. No freight receivedattic II
o'clock, and In all cases meet be pre,paeld.
i76-lm JOS. A. STEWART, Agent.
z ar s t FROM NEW YORK, FOR
NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD. sparma.
Pala). and BOSTON. —The Fteamers CONTINENTAL
and ELM CITY leave Peck Slip, Font River, daily, at S
16P K. and 31 atelebt. . iatLftep
5 •.',- • . •. ' ELECTRICITY.
iIaTONDERFUL SCIENTIFIC DIS-1
COREhT.—AII acute and chronic diastases!,
Inured by special truarantee, when desired by the pa
tient, at 192) WALNIFF Street, Philadelphia. and
lin ease of a failure, no charee is made. No drag. 1.
sing the syctem with uncertain medical agents.
All cur.* performed by Magoetisto. Galvanism, or
)
other modilloitions of Electricity, without shocks ort
any unpleasant sensation. For further informa
tion send add eat a Pamphlet, which contains han
dl eds of certificates from some of the most reliable}
men is Philadelphia, who have been speedily and
Permanently i ured after all other treatment from
medical men bad fatted. Over twelve thousand t
cured in lees than dye years at 1220 weLxo
r at.
Consultation Free.
{ „11-tf . I.2 . IO B I‘IERPR. r .. Philadelphia. 1
NM
Not only UNEXCELLED but UNEQUALLED In parity
of Tone and Power, designed eapecially for Church,*
and Schools, but tonnd to be equally well adapted co
the Parlor and Drawing Room. For sale only by
IL M. BRUCE,
No. 18 North SEVENTH Street
Also, a complete assortment of the Perfect Melodeon
constantly on hand. .mylft•lte
BELLING OUT.
SI M WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVERWARR.
The undersigned basing decided to retire from bast •
nese, offers for sa fe at low prices, his large and well
selected stock of
WATCHES,JEWELRY, and
SILVER and PLATED WARE.
THOMAS q. GARRETT.
No. 712 CILASTNTIT Street
Opposite lite Masonic Hai;
Philadelpl3.2.
WRITTEN AN VERBAL DB;
SCHIPTIONS of Charneter, Constitution,
16, lent, with ADVICE ou btsiness, 'Health, Hines.
Non, Self-Improvement, Mensgementota?„..Traini.
to of CHILDREN, &total edeptatiou, dug'
and evening, by JOHN 1.. CAPES.
Phrenologist and Bookseller.
mblo-phitlt No. 25 S.TENTlFrgtreet. shove Chestnut
THOMSOIVB"LONDON
EVER, OR EUROPEAN RANOX—rar_faudllee.
hotel or pablie lastitottonn, to TWENTY DEP,
PERMIT SIZES. Also. Pellndel*la Ranges.
Hot-air Furnaces, Portable Renters. Lowdown Orates.,
Flreboard Stoves. Bats Boller*. Sterrhol.Plates, Brotia.
err. Cooking Steven. Ite.. at wholesale. and retail, la.
the manotacturers,
CH
ASEN,
o H O RP N d
V r. A 7 CON MS S ON ee
t
. LADIES' TRUSe E A,ND BRACH
STORE—Conducted by 748411e5, TwlaliTa.
Sti.t...t, Exit door below Race.. 'Very article in theft.
line elegant. Glow, and correct 'at make. C.
D LES. Proprietor. attends to Gtontlemen , on tna comas
of TwELITH and RACE Wools. N. 3.—Prokwelonia
accuracy Insured. . . say&bialt
* l - 013.EPH H. THOMPSON.
suirrira COMMISSION MBRCZAXT.
And General Agent,
It S 4 North bELAWIRX AIM, 4*.
ROUSED pws FEET —lOO EEGS
vet MB.
Soused /Arnim TOOMBS. 100 kegs prism
Soused Tripe, 100 Sege prime.
For es le by RHODES & WILLIAMS.
j 1 ,13-4 107 &Mit Yana 6ire9t.
AUCTION SALES.
BAZAAR, NINTH AND SAN
SON STREETS.
AUCTION SALE OV cIORSES, CARRIAGES. dm.
On SATURDAY MORNING next, at 10 o'clock. com
prising about .
VTY HORSES,
Inclndinz some. 'valuable fast trotting bowel, "Watson
wognup, iotperior tonglo and double barnesm. 4:c., to be
80 without reserve.
ALSO,
New and record•baud carriatieN. light wagons, dur.;
with which the rale will commence.
A Igo, !tingle and double barneen, saddles, bridten.
trbine, cover=,
it Ro poetpon , men ton account of woatht
Rale of liorfetn, Sr,., on WEDNESDAY.
dthy- Carriage!, and harneem et private sato.
ALFRED M. DERR:NESS,
Aacttonrer.
AUCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
1101(RES
WAR 17RPARTMENT, CAVALRT BLIRRAR,
(+prier OF OffIRF QUARrERMARTRR.
WAWRINIITON, D. C. July 4,1E64.
Will be rota. at PEIBLTC AUCTION, to the highest
bidder, at the time. and pig cm, named below—viz:
LEBANON, Penna., TIIIIRSDAY, July, 14th, iAot
READING, Parma . TFWESDAY. July. 21st. 'Mt
1864
HARRIssURO, Penna., TIII3.I4SDAY, July 28tH,
A LTOONA. Penua . THU RSI) kY, August 4th. 1864.
WILLIAMSPORT, Penna., Tli URSDa Y./intrust 11th.
1884.
TWO HUNDRED (200) CAVALRY HORSES at each
place.
ThePe llorsee have been condemned as unfit for
Cavalry , service el the Army.
For Road and Farm purposes many good bargains any
be bad.
}gorges sold biz gl Y.
Terme: Cash, In United States Currency.
JAMBS A. ERIN,
Lieut. Col. and Chief Quartermaster
iyB-80t Cavalry Burnam
AMtJ 4 EIYFENTS.
PERSONAL.
1 10ARDING.
POARDING.-TWO SECOND-STORY
rooms TO LET, at 132 North TENTH St. je7-kf
ED ILICATIONAL.
EXCURSIONS.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
PHSLaDELPHrA, 3u1y1,1864.
Juix 1, 1E64..
Jtrror 1.
FOB SALE AND TO LET.
30STE - X"S
COTTAGE ORGANS,
mbS-tutheem
H, G. KEITH',
JOS. BATTLES_
I.t.