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GENERAL NEWS.
A MienarnnarmerioN Exrositn.—The follow
tog paragraph, honorable to the writer and to the
Journal which prints It, exposes ono or tho nume
rous lies which have been industriously circulated
threuait Europe by Secession agents :
(From the Gaszetta 0 facial° del Reno d 'ltalia.
Captain James M. Glillss, superintendent of the
'Observatory at Washingtonlwrites ton friend of
'Ours stating that the assertion made by Lieutenant
Maury, that the United States Government had
Wantonly destroyed all the valuable scientific ma
terials on which he had founded his researches, is
entirely false. You aro fully authorized, says Cap
tain Mfrs in the above-mentioned communion
.tion, to slabo publicly that all the maps, charts,
scuttles, papers, eta. left by Mr. Maury, are still at
the Observatory, with the exception of two private
letters, which were consigned to the Department of
'the Navy.
We feel it our duty to publish the above state
ment. of Captain 0 Miss, which is fully confirmed by
the fact that the American Academy or Sciences has
duly lately appointed a special committee to report
on the value or the purobaros made by Lieutenant.
Maury, and fur which the Government of the United
States had granted him the sum of three hundred
and thirty thousand Col'ars. We do this the -more
cheerfully as at the late meeting of the Scientific
Association of Franca, at °heathery, and In this
°Mole) Journal, we have hitherto taken occasion to
denounce the supposed vandalism of the Govern
ment of the United Stator, our sole authority
being the direct assedion made to us personally by
i t e ieutenant Maury himself, in Paris.
Wo make this public retraction of what we have
asrorted, not to aggravate the disgraceful position
of Mr. Dinky, but to exonerate the Administration
at Washington from a calumnious charge.
G. F.
Torun, Tuno, 1801. •
TIM Co VATlcAwns, the famous nuinuserlpt
In the Vatioan. at Romo, which few travellers are
allowed to behold, has been seen recently by the
correspondent of a Unitarian paper iu this country,
who thee describes it :
"Through our minister residont, General King,
I applied to Oardinal Antonolli for permission to
. .handic the Codex Vaticanus, the oarly copy of the
Sorlpturesorldol; everybody has heard of. Auto
nein made objections, but thought it might be
•-done altor Holy Weak. Hearing nothing from
the ambassador in response to the applitiation, and
my last day in Rome having arrived, I thought it
Iris° to see it, if 1 could do no bettor. The custode
• 'objected ; but 'I named big men, assured him I could
turn its leaves if I staid longer in Rome, and asked
club' to look upon it. So ho unlocked the desk case,
and I saw the treasure. It lies f lanked by a copy of
Dante written by Boccaccio, and an original of
"Tess°, and bottomed by an old, small, illuminated
-Service book."
A BLACK Fr.so.—On the 3d, General Stoneman,
Of General Sherman's army, captured from the 3d
Texas Cavalry a black nag with a skeleton figured
upon it, together with a death's head and Cress
bones. This flog is no myth or creation of the wild
Ilincy of some terrified trooper, but a reliable
thing now in possession of a surgeon in the Gene
ral's command, and seen and handied• by the mem
bers of General Schofield's staff. They are said to.
have carried it from the first. What they expect to
have understood by it is easily arrived at from the
remark of a member of another Texas relment.
who was taken prisoner and brought to hew (max
tors. When asked by a member of the staff It he
belonged to the regiment which carried the black
flag, lie replied that he did not, else he should
not have been brought there. It is, perhaps, need
less to state that our men are reported to have
taken no prisoners from the 3d Texas Cavalry.
rdaNsrnstn Mounraty, VIIRMOZIT.—A corm
Spondent of the Boston Transcript gives the follow
ing description of the scenery as viewed from this
mountain: "After a pleasant drive of some four
miles to the half-way hones, we took horses and fol
lowed a wild road leading to the summit, nearly alt
the way through the primeval forest, and soon
found ourselves at the Tip-Top:House. rise moun
tain consists of three peaks, lying north and south,
which present a striking resemblance to the
profile of a man's face, looking upward. • While
our artist friend was looking for a. place to sketch,
we made our excursion to the chin, which fur
nishes one of the .grandest and most extensive
views in New England. From the Lase of the
mountain to Lake Champlain, there is an agree
able diversity of hills and valleys, forests, and vil
lages. Further along may be seen the lake, with
its surface gloaming In the sunshine like silver,
with ifs background of the picturesque Adiron
dacha, which give a romantic beauty to the pic
ture. Looking east, the White Mountains rise in
the distance, some sixty miles off ; while the in
tervening space is filled with the deep valleys of
the Connecticut and Winooski rivers. To the
north can be seen the valley of the St. Lawrence,
with the Montreal Mountain rising In the hazy
distance. There is a fine house on the summit, and
a more pleasant trip we never had.'s
"OLD ISUNDRPM" Ix Oasrr.—A letter from Ge
neral Sherman's army contains the following : "At
early dawn this morning, ere the troops ware fully
awakened from their slumbers. the melodious notes
of 'Old Hundred,' given forth by ono of the brigade
bands, rang out upon the air, awl were echoed by
the green-capped - hills beyond. Soldiers Intently
occupied in preparing the morning meal stood still
and listened to the melody and instinctively joined
In It. It hew from regiment to regiment; brigade
after brigade took It up, and, ere the notes of the
band oessed to reverberate, five thousand voices
were raised In 'Praise God from whom all blessings
sow.' A moment later all was still. Breakfast was
taken ; and so silently did the 'veterans of many
battle-fields break camp and fall into line that
everybody remarked It, and complimented them for
their conduct. I have heard Old Hundred. often,
When the huge lungs of the organ seemed inspired
with life, and a congregation joined their melodious
TOICes, but never until to.daydld I hoar it sungwith
the full Inspiration of the soul."
Dltse .0. L. RANSOM, the Cleveland artist, who
ihas Leen lately residing in Washingon, has been
commissioned to paint a Rill-length portrait of Se
cretary Chase for the Capitol nt Columbus, Ohio.
She has already painted a smaller ono, Which is at
the Treasury Department. her recent portrait of
Gen. Garfield has been already alluded to in these
Columns as a work of signal merit. Miss Ransom
hail also pallited a portrait of Mr. Gkiilings. Of
her recent portrait of Mr. Chase the National In
7teiligeriarr says :
"Secretary Chase is represented as entering
the south door of the Treasury ; he has just risen to .
the platform, or landing place , and stands with
his hat off; in his left, hand; the back-ground
shows the Washington Monument on the shores of
the Potomac. There is great propriety in the posi
tion thus taken by thoartist,tnastnuch as Mr. Chase
Was the first Secretary of the Treasury to enter and
(northe south wing of the Treasury Depart
"
. Tau PutArs. FLOEIDA.—A correspondent of The
Press, who was on board the Electric Spark when
she was captured by the Florida, save that Morris,
in conversation with the captured crew, styled
Semmes a fool for pursuing a chain-plated skip.
lie seemed to know all about the naval action, as
he had a large quantity of New York papers. As
to his own vessel he did not for a moment entertain
.3 thought of capture, as she was a swift Sailer, car
ried eleven formidable guns, and had at her disposal
.chain-work standar to that which proved so serviceable
to the Kearsarge. This is the statement of Morris.
NOVEL SCENE AT A IVEDDCIIO.—The Bolton
(England) Chron{cle tells this story : An unusual cir
cumstance occurred at a weddiag on Monday last,
In the parish church at Farnsworth. Joseph }Lind
ley, a widower of about eight weeks' loneli
ness, calling himself sixty gears of ago, and
judged by ,Is "good-natured friends" to be
about three-score and ton, was allied to Harriet
Boots, aged flity-six. The ceremony having been
completed at the?' altar, by the Rev. W.
Burns, the bride and bridegroom accompanied
him to !the vestry to sign the register. That
verification being secured, the bridegroom asked
permission to sing a verse of a hymn before
they left that sanctuary for the wiles and tempta
'tions and troubles of the outer world. It appeared
to the reverend gentleman a strange request, but
on Its being urgently pressed he gave consent, and
'the bridegroom toned forth in hearty if not meta.
4110E8 style the following lines :
,4 Together let us sweetly live,
•
Together let us die,
And each a starry crown resolve,'
And reign above the sky. ,,
And then with his bride took his departure in a
elate of beatitude.
New STYLE ow Turaviaro.—A new robbing game
has succeeded In Hartford. When the throng was
pressing around the ticket office ' (Morris & PelPs
„Illinstrels) there would be half a dozen hands thrust
into the window, at once, all holding money and
Waiting for tickets. As half the mama could not
see their own hands, when they felt their dollar
bills taken out of their fingers, they naturally
thought it was the ticket seller, and waited for
tickets and change; but it was in many eases a thief
by their side who. got their money !
THE arrlr.
[lOB ADDITIONAL,OITY 811W8:8181 iolinTirreem]
• I 11111.LITARY.
TITS RECBVITING OF BOYS.
Tho fifes are squeaking, the drums are• beating,
the glorious old stars and stripes are flying In many
sections of our city. To all appearances, thorn is
Considerable bustle, and men " who have seen e'er
vice" are very anxious to fill their regiments. There
is no doubt that some of tho effects are being made
by truly patriotic men. But., at the same time,
others, having more of the almighty dollar in view
. than anything else, are as equally anxious to raise
the required number. We have paid attention, In
a calm sort of way, to the outward show of military
movements generally, during the past few days, and
are prepared to say that in all this there is a .very
Considerable amount of humbug nothiri*but
sheer, rank 'humbug. Men aro engaged In
raising recruits, Squads, companies, ;rogimentil,
who aro not at unqualified, some beciause of having •
been dismissed the service for cowardice .and other
causes ; some because of inexperience. Many of the
recruits that have been thus enrolled into compa
•pies and sent to camps aro more boys, yho cannot
stand fatigue, and who would be mere toys in the
hands of rebel men. It is perhaps well enough to
instruct the youth In military knowledge, bat other
means should be adopted than this.
If any one will take the trouble to go to the
arsenal, and look at the "bro.Vo defenders" there,
he will be surprised at the immbnee number of
boys, some of whom are certainly not over twelie
or fourteen years old. To so groat an extent has
this raid upon the youth of our city been made, that
anxious mothers are strongly Imploring for the re
storation or their children, and, It is now being
feared that the price for blacking boots will advance,
because many of the bootblacks aro enrolled In the
, military service. Tho result of all this will be a
wholesale resort to the habeas corpus. Thus the
Courts will he occupied when the summer vacation
should take place. All this could bo avoided if
plain common sense was practiced from the first.
It is evident that men do not wish to associate with
mere boys, from the fact that six veterans proceeded
a day or two WIC° to a rondevous to join a regiment,
. but finding that a number of .boys wore already
enlisted, turned away in disgust. The enlisting of
mere boys Is an outrage upon parents and the com
munity, and a daring swindle upon the city, and
the State, and the National Government, and it
,ought to be stopped at once. The officer who re
•oelvee a boy, under the age of eighteen years,
without the written consent of the parents, violates
a moat wholesome law of the State and the nation,
and he should be made to pay the penalty.
For humanity sake, lot all the boys be dismissed
at onto from the ranks, so that their appearance in
midterm shall no more disgust sensible people, or
Induce ridicule. Wo may state, in this connection,
•that a suck a regiment as those now being orga
•nized in this city was sent to the front, as the
.(}rand Army commenced moving, under the great
:Lieutenant General IL S. Grant. Their regimental
Officers and a majority of their captains, and nearly
all their lieutenants, ran like cowards. The regl-
Mont of youths were loft to themselves almost; they
. estraggled, got into confusion, and It was rou t ed no-
cessary to have some of thous shot down, to prevent
3 general panic at the time an important movement
was being made by the 241 Army Corps, under the
command of tho gallant Hancock. Tho National
Government does not want boys to perform the
work of men, and It is really .to be hoped that the
gay authorities will withhold the bounty from all re•
eults who do not oome up to the requirements of the
tlaw. This will, in a measure, cheek the reckless
toss of some mon who4tave been dishonorably dig
' cased the service, and" bearded mon will fill the
ranks, and thus give to the people what is really
;wanted, the most ample protection.
Some of those youths are so sinallflutt It is Imes-
Slaty to roll up the pantaloon logs to keep them from
!trolling in the mud. Besides thlr, we regret to say,
Oat some of the youngsters were in a beastly state
t 'Motion In camp yesterday afternoon; while
in another camp, it Is reported, that ono of the drill
odlcent oncolpd his head shaved and was drummed
out of munp:' w We regret that a simple duty to the
country Induces this exposure.
The general belief which prevailed yesterday, that
Washington was safe, and the rebel invaders crawL
tag toward their nests, allayed, to a groat oxtent,
the excitement in this city. Recruiting was tOlera.
bly brisk, and tho hundred.days regiments aro still
nearer completion. All enlisted mon belonging to
the sth Union League Regiment, Colonel Neff, will
be utustored into the United States service, at the
headquarters of the regiment, at 10 o'clock this
morning.
The let Troop Philadelphia City Cavalry will as
semble at Cho armory at 9 o'clock this morning, to
receive final Instructions, horse equipments, fx.o.
The Commercial Regiment, Colonel Lechler, is
one.ef the live accepted. Those enlisting in this
regiment are mustered In and sant to camp imme
diately.
FIFTY DOLLAES nOUNTY
Tho commission of which Professor E. D. Saun
ders Is chairman will sit to-Any, to pay out the isSO
bounty to ouch man enlisting. 'lto professor states
that every man shall recolvo the bounty boforo
leaving the city.
Tux ivEr.Dlla rnocEss
An Inspection of a regiment which the afternoon
pnpors yesterday reported to ho full took place yes,
tordny morning. Over three hundred wore rejected
by tho inspector, who le a veteran, before ho had
gone through half the regiment.
ARMVAL OF C1F.1 4 ,'. FRANKLIN.
Maier General Wm. B. Franklin, who was cap
tured by the rebels at Magnolia 'Station, on Mon
day last, from whom ho afterwards escaped, arrival
in this city about six o'clock last craning. Ho left
Baltimore at nine o'clock in the morning and pro
ceeded by steamer to Perryville, and thence by rail
road to this city. No was mat at the depot by a
number of his friends and accompanied to a private
bonze. Subsequently he visited the Philadelphia
OWL -House, whore en entertainment was given
him. While Wore he related the circumstances of
his capture and escape, which is similar to the ac
count telegraphed From Baltimore and published
in another part of today's Press. The General was
in good spirits but Is still suffering from the wound
received during the engagement at Pleasant Hill,
La. Be was to leave for New York by tho four
o'clock train this morning, and from thence proceed
to Portland, Me., where his family aro temporarily
residing.
COLORED SOLDIERS
Yesterday forty-three young, active, stalwart
negroes recently slava In the vicinity of Lynch
burg, tiirgßinia, who escaped from bondage and
itecompanied Major General Hunter in his retreat
from that neighborhood to the Kanawha, arrived In
this city via Pittsburg . , and once enlisted for
three years or the war. They aro in the fifth
company of the 45th Regiment,nowforming at Camp
'William Penn. The alacrity of these self-emanci
pated heroes to volunteer for the Union and the
flag is most commendable and.worthy of imitation.
PAYMENT OF ME CITY BOUNTY.
The Mayor issued warrants yesterday morning for
the payment of the oily bounty of $250 to forty-one
men. who have enlisted for three years o and boon
credited to the quota of the city. . .
DESERTERS
The folloWing-named soldiers wore reported at the
Medical Director's office yesterday as having. de
serted from the Pittsburg(' rmy hospitals: Jos. King,
Co. 14 102 d Pennsylvanla ; Henry Doane, Co. 1, lith
Pennsylvania ; C. Fitzgerald, Co. 1,9 d Pennsylva
nia Artillery ; John Smith, Co. 13, 119th Pennsylva
nia ; Wm. Watson, 12th Pennsylvania.
DEATFI OF A SOLDIER
Tho death of John Monett, of Co. D, 75th Ohio
was reportod the Medical 'Director's dace yestote.
day, from the Filbert-street "friospital.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONG BRANCH.
This famous watering place, which him been to
the New Yorkers what Atlantic City is to Phila
delphians, Is now brought within the reach of our
citizens. Through trains on the Raritan and Dela
ware Bay Railroad leave Vine-street wharf every
morning, and reach Lang Branch four hours after
the starting time In this city, without any staging
Or change of cars. This will be gratifying to a num
ber of invalids who Kaye desired to visit the Branch.
A slight fire occurred yesterday morning at Mr.
Spar's residence. on Mill street, below 'Main,
Frankford, which was extinguished before much
damage was done.
The fruit preserving establishment of Wm.
Flitoke, on Landing avenue, near Coates street.,
took fire about ten o'clock yesterday morning and
was slightly damaged. The same building was on
Ike on the sth, and also on the 6th of the present
month. •
IINKNOWN DROWNED MAII
An unknown drowned man was found in the dook
at Pine-street wharf on Wednesday afternoon. He
was about forty years of age, 5 feet O inches high,
and had dark hair, but. no whiskers. He wore blue
navy pants, black felt hat, low shoes, white and
check shirt.
Et-Secretary Salmon P.. Chase has arrived In
Philadelphia. He is stopping. at the residence of
Jay °coke, Esq. The Hon. F. P. Biairalso arrived
and. stopped Itt, the Continental- Admiral Porter
also arrived in the same party.
Thackera S. Tuft, United states . mail agent be
tween this city and Washington, who was on the
train captured by the rebels at Magnolia Station on
Monday last, has arrived In this city. He reports
that the doors of the mail car wore open, and he was
about to throw four mail ponchos out at the station,
when three rebel soldiers on horseback came riding
by with their pistols out. He made for the door on
the other side, and as he was jumping out they fired,
but he escaped and took to a swamp in the vicinity,
where he remained over night, within twenty yards
of a rebel picket. He left, his hat and coat in the
car. The coat had sixty dollars in it, which the
rebels no doubt obtained.
CITY: ITEIIS.
STRONG EVIMINCE.-0110 of the principal points
made at atrial in a Court of Probate in England,
to prove the Incapacity of a testatrix aged seventy
three, was that "when she played whist she revoked,
and trumped her partner's king." We -have no
doubt that a court of justice on this side of the At
lantic would consider it sufficient evidence of the In
capacity of a testator if it could be proved that during
his life ho had failed to procure his wearing apparel
at the Brown• Stone Clothing Hall of Rock:hill St
"Minn, Nos. 003 and 605 Chestnut street, above
Sixth. •
Aw ALDERMAN of London once requested an au
thor to write a speech for him tospeak at Guildhall.
"I must first dine with you," replied he, and. see
how you open your mouth, that I may know what sort
of words will fit it.) , . And to know what clothes will
fit a man we want to know the sire of his pocket
book. Clothing to snit all sizes, and all pockets, at
Charles Stokes & Co.'s "one price," under the Con
tinental.
TIIB 1-IANDSOIIIiBT ABSORTMENT OP STRAW,
Far.T, and other Hats can be purchased of Charles
Oakford tr. Sons, al and 836 Chestnut street, Cont.
mutat Hotel.
CAPS MAY, LONG BRANCH, ATLANTIC CITY.--
A fine assortment of ladles' and gentlemen's bath
ing dresses can be found at John O. Arrlson's, Nos. 1.
and 3 North Sixth street. 1904 f
A SPLENDID ASBORTXENT of misses', children's,
and boys' hate, at reduced prices, can be purchased
of Charles Oakford & Sons, 831 and 638 Chestnut
street, Continental Hotel.
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Mrs Callahan, Washington
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Mra Erskine, Toronto .
Miss Glandenin, Toronto
kll6l Blanchard, To ronto
13 L Potter. Bellefonte
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Aliso Boßrion, New Took W Dramhour, Beading
.1 S Slarsh Sunbury, Pa P Uhler, Uhlerathio
C F Bentchler, Shartlea'lle II Boyd, Montrose
The Braid Eagle.
A Shoriz, blanch Chunk 111 P Ragelniari
A Mcßride, Maryland S F Whitaker, Deposit, NJ
W McMullan, New York
. The Black Bettr. •
Old Whetstone, Tamaqua Annville, Pa
Sheriff Feller, S Betbleheml • ,
Hera DYB 1 . HAIR - Lint
BATCHRLOR'S celebrated HAIR DYE is the Bert in
•elee World. The only Rarmleao, True, and Reliable
Dye known. Thie splendid Hair Dye is perfect—
changes Bed, Rusty, or Gray Hair instantly to a
Glossy Black or Natural Brown, without injuring the
Hair or Stataing the Skin, leaving the Hair Soft and
Beautiful; imparts fresh vitality, frequently retaining
its pristine color, and rectifies the effects of bad Dye
s, The genuine is signed WILMAX A. BATCHELOR; ail
others are mere imitations, And should be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists, dm, FACTORY, 81 BABOLAY Street,
Rew York. Batchelor's new Toilet Cream for Drowsing
the Hair.
"OAK HALL,"
Bost•eleas goods at moderate prices.
WAX.I...M.igSR A BROWN,
8. D. corner SIXTH and DISHICST Streets.
Haltom Department (to make to order) No. 1 &Sixth at.
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OF TIIF. LATEST
Byrcue, mado in the Beet Manner. expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plain
Figures. All Goode made to Order warranted satisfac
tory. Our Ogg-Patel SYSITZI( is strictly adhered to.
All are thereby treated alike.
de29 ly JONES & 00., 1304 MARKET Stmt.
To CLEAR 'FUR HOUSE OF FLIES, VD
Dutcher's celebrated .
LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER,
a neat, cheap article, my to use. Every sheet will kill
&Quart. Sold everywhere.
FRENCH, RICHARDS, & 00, , TENTH and EAR.
SET Strtete, Philadelphia. wholesale agents.
ni3ls-wtirdnt
CASII—LESLTS —On the 14th inst., by Rey. Dr New
ton, Major J. C. Cub, 11. S. Marine Corps, to Jahn F.
GARDEN.—On Wednesday evening, - Snip 13th, Fre
derick Edward, youngest son of Rev. Richard Arthur
and Esther Carden. Ago years and 4 months
Funeral services at the Church of the Intercessor,
Spring Garden street, below Broad, on Saturday After
noon, at 436 o clock. The friends of the family are re
spectfully invited to meet at the church.
LEWIS. —On the 14th instant, at thee reidence of her
son- in. law, Samuel W. Townsend, Sarah, widow of
the late Job Lewin, in the 75th year of her age.
Funeral will. meet at Friends Meeting House Fourth
and Green streete,on Second-day morning. Instannt,
at 9 o'clock. To proceed. to Fair Hill.
ATEI DISON. —0 n Wednesday morning, the 13th inst. ,
James W., eldest eon of loss ph L. and Emily Atkinson,
in the 2Sth year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend the f aneral,from the residence of
his parente. £Ol9 South Second street, on Sunday after
noon, the 17th inst., at 3 o'clock, without farther no
tice.
DAVIS.—On the 12th inst.,• at Malverson, the resi
dence of her son-in-law. John Yampa, 'Mary W.
Davis, in the 79th - year of her age.
Her relatives and friends are invited to attend her fu
neral from the bonse of her brother- I a-law, Thomas
Ereor, No. 817 Arch street, on Sixth-day morning, at
10 o'clock.
MUCH.—On the 12th inst., Martha Much, danghter of
Ceo. W. and 'Menet Much, aged S months and 6 clays.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of
her patents S. E. corner of Fourth and Dickerson
attests, on Vriday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
HOR N.—On Tudeday morning, - 121h. inst., Alexander
E. Horn.
Ills relatives and friends of himself and the family
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from the
residence of hie father, John Horn, No. , 14 South Broad
street, on Friday, 15th Mat:, at 10 o'clock A. M. v.*
CAMPBBLL.—On'Wedneeday oventog, the 19th
inst. Joseph HerbertAnfant son of Joseph and Sarah
OP.
„ . .
J Moore, Penis
H P Porter,New York
,• S Martin la, Pittsburg
W Smith, Penns
8 L Rodgera, Baltimore
.1 Mitchell & wf, Windsor
L B Bellows & ram. N .1
L Wetzel, Warren
Mire Daffy, McVey town
7 Leach. Jr New York
B Y Cook. New York
M Haahland, Now York
SIR Hamill. New Jersey
Mrs Hamill & dad, NJ
Miss Green. New Jersey
n Heydrick wf, Franklin
W A Spann WI City
A B Warlord& w(, 1-larrisbc
Miss Warlord, Harrisburg
W T Richardson, Mass
Chas Merriam, Boston
John Gardner, Boston
Addison Child, Boston
J B Glover, Boston
BP.mboily, Salem!
F Jaques, Boston
Oeo /I Potts, New York
J 13 Stockton, New York
Maj T 1. Barker. Mims
Miss Livingston, N Jersey
Mr Livingston, Now Jersey
3irsAetrisoth Now
& al, d
j l e n rsc ler
J it ons.
Lewis A Osborn, N York
N Combs, Bm dentown
JF. Cochran, New York
10 W Snyder. Pottsville
;Chas 11 %Void; Cincinnati
IB H Johnson, Penns
C B Sloan & le, Baltimore
Mactarlan. New York
It W Taylor, Ohio
11 G Dlingan, Now York
Non F P Blair. Wash. D C
Mrsßlair & 2 din, Wash
Mrs F Blair &3 ch. Wash
Mies Patterson, Wash. D C
Admiral Porter. D S N
Mrs Porter, Wash, D C
Mrs C Porter & S cb, Wash
Jas Gibson, England
J.N Stearns, Brooklyn
Dr C B Hurlbut, Mass
lI N Hutchins, Masa
W I. Griswold, New York
O T Chapman, USN •
It Wilson, Washington •
John J lenks,Providence
E Richardson, New York
E Perkins, Boston
M C Bartholow, Balt.
A R Woltedt wire,N•J
II If Hamilton, t.TS .1.1 •
J A Nyce, Washington
S A Wood. New York
N P Cannily, Maryland •
J C Oliver & wt, Pottsville
guitar 0 W blaseY, Pa.,
W Warren, Norfolk, Va.
Mrs Taylor, Georgetn.D'C
L N Tappan, Colorado
GecrOaligher, Zanesville
Stephen Leahy, N York
0 W Bird, N York
J Brown. Taunton
8 13 Young N York
800 Otis rt York
Parker: U 8 &.
John Copp, Chicago
T V Rlcharison, Bergen
II HOIIIIVA, 13011011
W H Lamon, Washington
E D Webeter Washington
T,W Egan, N York
I+ II Prince, U S A
erican.
J C Mulford. Salem, NI •
P Ludlam, Now Jersey
0 K Wtsong, Martinsburg
0 Melseeth • •
• _
J A Dolmen, Baltimore
J 8 Moot, Tennessee
Mre Simpson and child, Md
A B Pope, Providence, K I
J Clark dr la, New York
P Thwing. Boston
0 0 Smith, Wrightsville
D R Bryand, Chicago
L Biropsou, Baltimore
J Wilbert & wife. Baltimore
Llent V Lewis, 11d A
T 11 Stilwell, et D N York
Geo W Libby, Maine
J J Kano & wL New York
D Curry, Delaware
0 J.Menler, glow York
Geo Willett
Goo C 11.9501 ' ;
chants'.
Itt Barry, Lancaster
NJ AdIBM Mew Castle
C M New Castle
W B Brower, Lancaster'
John Best, Pittsburg_
J D Hoover & Wash
C Porkies. Brooklyn
Now York
- - - -
Miss Trowbrldge N Y
Jos Bra Ith. New Jewry
F Mettle
MICItTEI
B IWO tinny, rittibUrg
Jan X Poll& • Wanhinaton
r Connolly, Now York
li C Hunter, Baltintoro
John II Ilontor, Baltimore .
S 0 Winternitz, Baltimore
Joneph Cohn, bt, Joseph
W B Rubinson, Pittsburg
1) Coakley & wf, Balt
J Coakley, _Baltimore
hire Kline, Baltimore
martial. •
3 W Long, Iltantlakdoci
J M Chambers. Penns
W BWolla, U 8N
C W Barker, Philadelphia
0 Mover, Pathlowa
R Irwin, Oxford
C Cory, Lama. laid
S B Stubbs. 184ryland
Jae Turner, Maryland
0 R a One, l'ottetown
T Selien & la, Delaware
C Way, Marylaad
Warner, Connedicat
W H Jefferle., W Cheater
S li Baker, Cheater co
C AV Cronadatle
F. Al Dye, Wile'. Del
es 'Union.
P Q Smooth, Delawarn
J A Courad:Delawara
D Elmer, Pnuna
wC A Lonis
right So.nt,r? .1 Jam,'
W
T 3 Prico.o S A
NV Sampson, U S A
llnbsey, M D, Penna
8 Plebeliner. New York
NV fi 13ilever, Wellsville, 0
Buller Edgar.jEspy. Pa
J litendesark, Wilkosbarre
L Landmesser,Wilkesbarre
Jae GTncker,New Jersey .
N ti B'rand,tadiaoanAle
J Mellahou, New York
dtson.
V.r Atkinson, flaw . ST
A Patches, Cloarliold
Chas Sterling, igen , Jereoy
D S Newbold, New Jersey
SPECIAL NOTICES
TEE POPIMAB Curramo Sousa. or Firami
WHEELER a Wnsorr a IltaEcEsr PREMIUM
LOCK-STITCH
SEWING bUCILINES.
MI CHEAPEST, SIMPUST, AND BEM
goaproompi. .704 CarIISTATIT fitrnak, alwrgra Smyth-
MARRIED_
j)2'FT'7_
IGtESSON & SON, MOURNING.• STORE,
9.11.11 CHESTNUT Street._':`!YT-tr
YRE & LANDELL, FOIJATH.AND
E' axcs have a
• . .
Fine stock of Silks.
Fine stock of Shawl(4 . .
Fine stock of Flannels.
Fine stock of Linens.'
Fino stock of lifiuslins.
ME COMMISSION OF TILE FIF
TY DOLLARS .BOUNTVEDND, for the Hun
dred Days' Volunteers, and EFtrit .Bounty rand' Com
.
mission.•
'' • •
..
The undersigned have been appointed by Councils as
paya Commission to c .Pi ft y Dollars Beauty to each
of the One Hundred Days' Alen of. HA -city. These MIR
must be attended to immediately. -
It is a matter of deep regret to 'the Commission that
there must be a delay until further notice, probably un
til the let of August, in paying the families of re.enlist
ed veterans who did not 1110611".6 ward bounty: Just as
soon as possible the payment 'of the extra bounty of
Twenty-five Dollars will be reaumed,and notice given.
This bounty being a retrospective gift of the city, in
stead of the paymentof a debt, will be paid on satisfac
tory evidence to members of the families only, or to the
veterans in parson, but not on powers of attorney to
agents.
The Commission will daily receive applications from
the One Hundred Days' Men, In Goldsmith's Building,
LIBRARY Street, in the rear of the Post Ogles.
13 D. SAUNDERS, Chairman. .
JONATHAN BULLOCK;
EDWIN GREBLE.
•PAITI, J. FIELD,
GEORGE W. SIMONS.
W. OFFICE OF THE INSURANCE
COMPANY OP '• NORTH AMERICA, 232
'WALNUT Street, PRILADZLPHIA, Jaly 11, 1851.
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
ONE DOILAtt AND TWENTY CENTS per nhare—free
er taxes—payable on demand.
jyrd-et CHARLES PLATT; Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK AND
MIDDLE COAL FIELD RA ILRO aD AND COAL
COMPARY.—A special meeting of the Stockholders of
this Company will be held at the office of the Company,
PO. 204 Smith FOURTH Street. on SATURDAY, July
RIM (imit. ). Bat, at M o'clock AM. As business of im
portancd Is to be transacted,. the attention of the Stock
holders is earnestly reqcostect
PETER K. L&NDIS, Secretary.
Pit ILAPELPHIA.' July 6;16.64. • . . .• jyri-lmwdt
HONEY BROOK COAL COMPANY.
—At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the
Hooey Broolr Coal Company, held at their 00100, No.
209 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia, on the sth lnetant,
R DIVIDEND OF THREE nit CENT., clear of all
taxes, was declared out of the earnings of the Company
for the months of flay and Jane, payable on and after
the 19th of July, at the °Bice of the Company,
JOHN B. McCREAIt, President.
The Roney Brook- Coal Company was organised by
the election of the following (Maus and. Board. of
Directors:
President, Vice President,
John B, McCreary. Lewis At:Wearied.
Treasurer, Secretary.
Davis Pearson.
DIRROTOR3.
John B. McCreary, I Lewis Audenried,
Davie Pearson, Jacob A. Myers,
jy7 lot Thomas A. Reeves.
I
OFFICE. MINE lIII.L.AND
SCHUYLKILL HAVEN RAILROAD COMPA
NY, PHILADELPHIA, 7 me., 11th, 1861
At a sieved meeting of the Board of Managers, held
THIS DAY, a eemi-aunnal dividend of Oue Dollar and
Eighty- five Cents per share was declared, clear of State
and United States tax, payable to the Stockholders, or
their legal repreeentativee, oa or after the 2111 instant,
The transfer book will he closed until the 214 inst.
yl2-12t WILLIAM BIDDLE, Secretary.
Igr OFFICE OF THE FAME INSU
RANCE COMPANY, No. 400 CHESTNUT
Street. • Paii,Aniu.rniA, July sth, 1861.
At a met Hog of the Board of Directors of the Fame In
surance Company, held this day, a dirldend of . THREE
PER GENT. was declared, payable on demand, clear of
all taxes.' . W. L BLANCHARD, .
jy6-12t Secretary.
tar THE SUSQUEHANNA AND TIDE•
WATER CANAL COMPANIES bay° thelr once
At No. 4.1.7 WALNUT Street. Room No. 4.
The "Transfer Agency " of these Companies, herehi
fore In South FOTIII.TH Street, has been removed to the
olilce of the Companies, at the place above stated.
leis-30t
OFFICE OF THE'''ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY, 400 WALNUT St.,
PRILADRLNI lA, July 6 1511.
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
THREE J'ER CENT. on the Capitol Stock of tho Com
pany for the hat six months, payable on demand, free
of ail taxes. CHAS. FOSTER.
jy6-12t. . Secretary.
ligr' OFFICE. OF THE LOCUST MOUN
TAIN COAL AND LEON COMPANY. No. 23
South TDIRD Street.
YITILADELPIIIIA A 3nkr 9, 1244.
The Board of Directors of the LOCUST . OUNTAIN
COAL 'AND IRON COMPANY have directed the distri
bution, on, the 20th. instant, among the holders of the
Stock on the honks of the Company on that day, of pert
the proceeds of • sale of certain lands, .part of the
capital stock of the Company authorized to be sold and
distributed by the act of damply approved May 9d,
1801.
In accordance with the direction aforesaid, on and
after the 70th instant TW MITT DOLLARS will beid
the on each share to the Stockholders on the 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.
-rYII-tir2o JOS. C. COPPUCK, Tresanror.
DI VIDES D. —TIT E DIRECTORS OF
tho NOBLE AND DELAMATER PETROLEUM'
COMPAN Y-bayo .thla day doolared a dlvtdond of TEN
PEE CENT: froui tbo tarnlnaa of Dm month of Juno
■nd nn , extra dtvidond of.TWO PER CENT., both itay-
We on the 40th loot. The trawler books elm on BA
-I.URDAY. the 10th inst.. .4
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O 601141: W. LiCrlfTEitit 14% 1 /Wry.
Jour 13,1%t, }yU•Ot
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA: FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1864:
NATIONAL UNION TICKET.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
ANDREW 'JOHNSON',
SENA.TORIAL.
MORTON Mt:MICHAEL, Plithulelphla
T. CUNNINGHAM, Benvor County.
REPRESENTATIVE.
1. Robert P. Etna. 'l3. Elias W. Hall,
2. 0. MorriSon Coalee, 14. Charles H. Shriner.
3. Henry Boum. 15. John Widtor,
4. William 11 Kern, le. David OloConaughy,
5, Berton H. Jenks, 17. David W. Woods,
G. Chariots M. Runk, 18. Isaac Mason,
7. Hobo, t Parke, PI John Patton,
8. William Taylor, `All, Samuel B. Dick.
14. SoLn'A. Moen ud, 21. Everord Biorer,
10. Met erd H. Coryell, 22. John P. Penney,
U. Edward Holliday, 23. 'Ebenemr Afaunki.
12. Charles P. Read. 24. John W. Blanchard.
By.order of the State Central Committee.
riGF"' NOTICE.
TELE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF KULA-
WILL TRAiIiACT 817131'NE6.9 THEIlit
CHESTNUT AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
north side of Chestnut, west of Third,) on and after
TUESDAY, THE STH INSTANT
ara GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.—DE
PARTMENT OF WOOLEN AND COTTON
MANUFACTURERS AND WOOL A'N'D COTTON
The undersigned aeknowledgea the receipt of the fol
lowing contributions In aid of said Fair :
Whitehead Bros.. Trenton, N. J.,
PS dos.
woolen shirts and drawers; valuedat... ..... 540C1
Gareed &Bre", Frankford ZOUAO
Do. employees Tremont Mill 121 82
Do. do. Wingohoetting a 9 74
W. Divine & Son 5.00 DO
Do.- employ eee Kennebec Factory..... 79 no
Do. do. Penn Factory..., ...... 29 85
Mark Halfpenny, Winfield Mills, Laurelton,
Union county, Pa . 49 25
Miss Tamer Diehl and friends. Hartley town
ship, Union county,. Pa.....::.
Cam obeli:Jr Elliott
W. Fulforth and employees.....
Isaac Stead
Do. employees
James - Puny
EllicettPiaer, Germantown....
Solomon Wilde, Frankford
Previously reported
X 610,610 47
EPIVIY MITCHELI4, Treasurer.
Philadelphin, Julyl2, 1564- jyl4-St
GENERAL NOTlCE.—orrauz or
THE DELAWARE AVENUE MARKEL" CO X
ROY, DOCK Street While.
PHILADELPHIA, Rine a), ISBS.
At a special meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany, held - on the 11th ilia, the Board of Director's woe
authorized to Eell eight hundred and fifty (850) shares of
stock, at par, and apply the proceeds to the extinguish
ment of the mortgage debts of the Company.
Notice is hereby giveo to all who were stockholders
at the time of the passage of these resolutions. that on
the diet and 22,1 dave of July, 1564, between the hours of
10 A. kf. and BP. ki., at the 'Alice of the Company', each
and every stockholder will be entitled to subAcribs to
a pro ram of new stock, according to what he then hold
but that after the said 2 , 1 day of July such cation will
A special notice will be sent to each stockholder
By order. WILLIAM J. CARLIN,
je4-fiu9t Treasurer
IgrPi O T C E.—(I4VICE OF TIME
BOARD OF HEALTH, S. W. earner SIXTH
and SANSOM Streets.
Tsmanit.vnt,t, July 12 1561.
lam directed by lb° Board of Health to puldieh the
following COPY of a Resolution, adopted by them tale
date. to wit:
Whereas, Information having been received that Tel.
low fever is prevailing at Rey . West, It is ORDERED
that all reseelo arriving from raid port will be quaran
tined at the Lazaretto until otherwise directed.
jyl3-wfmSt G. RUSH %MITE, Health Officer.
ASSESSOR'S OFFICE, UNITED
STATES INTERN AL REVENUE, FIRST DIS
TRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA,
PHILADELPIUA, July 1, 1834.
Manufaeturers of Tobacco. Snuff, or Segars t are hereby
notified to make out an inventory of the quantity of the
different kinds of tobacco, snuff dour, snuff, gegen, tin
foil, liquorice, and stems bald or owned by them this
day, as required by the new excise law, which goes Into
force this day.
The inventory must sot forth the portions manufac
tured by themselves and purchased from others, with
the market price of the several articles.
WASHINGTON KEITH
3y4-mwret Assessof First District, Pennsylvania.
ZDIVIDEND NOTICE..—AT A MEET.;
ING of the Directors of the DIAMOND COAL
CO.. held on Wednesday last, a Dividend of THREE
PEA CENT. was declared, payable on and after the 16th
but.. at 713 MARKET Street.
8. ALTER, Secretary.
jyll
JULY 18th, 'IEB4
DIVEDEND NOTICE.—OFFICE OF.
THE PERRY OIL COMPANY. S. E. corner of
WALNUT and 'FOURTH Streets,
PHILADELPHIA. 311.1 Y
The Board of Directors have this day deelattel
Third Monthly Dividend.of TWO PER CENT. - on tha
Capital Stock of the Company. out of the earnings of
the month of June, payable at the OiSce of the Compa
ny. clear of State tax, on and after the Blth lad.
The Transfer Books will be closed on Saturday, 16th
Dist., and reopened on Wednesday:2Mb lust.
jyl4 6t JAMES PERRY, Treasurer.
rgrNOTIOB.—BOARD OF ENRON,
ISIEBT, FOURTH DISTRICT, PENNA.. corner
Ml:Ls]) and SPRING GARDEN Streets, Juar Sib, 1164.
rThe 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 have been improperly enrolled on ac
count of allensge, non-residence over forty - five years
of age, manifest permanent physical disability, or who
have served two years in the present war, shOuld ap
pear before the Board, prove the same, and have their
names si richt n from the list.
Any citizen who has a knowledge of any one having
escaped enrolment, and woo is liable to military daty;
or of any one w ho has armed at the age of twenty years
since June, ISM; or of filmy who have declared their
intention to become citizens, are - earnestly invited to
communicate such information to the BOARD OF.
BOLAIStiTi in order that such persons may be placed
upon thaLists.
It Is the interest end duty of every enrolled citi
zen to see that all who have been improperly omitted
from the lists are added thereto. D.. 11. LANE.
Captain Provost Marshal
Fourth Dis trict, Pennsylvania.-
OFFICE, NOINEIRSET IRON AND
COAL COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA, et
CEDAR Street, , New Yong, June 10, 1064.
NOTICE le hereby sityini 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 LEON AND COAL COMPANY OF
PENNSYLVANIA be. Aid hereby is. made payable to
JANES WADSWORTH, Treasurer of said Company.
on or before the 18th day of July_next.
1A15141718 Attest: T.- AL TYNO. Secretary.
FIRE-PROOF SAFES.
mum, IN 71E13
B d'hiß STI. 0 PUFF
THZ EVENINU TELEGRAPH
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY
I_,AS'T SUNDAY IVIOILN-X:N:G,
States that the burglars did not drill a bolo more than
half .an inch through, whict statement he knows to be
false, as tho burglars did drill a hole three-quarters of
an inch deep, which was half way 'through the
door. There le no doubt, had they not bean disturbed,
they would have drilled It all the way through the door,
and then robbed the Salo.
Although Lillie states that the further you get into the
Safe the harder the iron, which is another of his false
statements, I will undertake to drill the balance
through; and if I don't succeed in one-half hour's time,
I will forfeit one hundred dollars; or I will drill as
many holes as will satisfy him in from one-half to two
hour's time in any part of that Safe, or any other Safe
he has in use in Philadelphia. If I don't sussed I will
forfeit one hundred dollars.
. . .
I succeeded yesterday in drilling three holes in the
Safe at our store in twenty minutes each with one drill.
which is ready to drill three more.
. DAVID EVANS-
NEW -..ROV.TE.
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TO
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Wit*::EstiAitazu,
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VIA NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIME AND DISTANCE BATED
BY 7.AL M. EXPRESS TRAIN, PROM THE NEW
DEPOT, THIRD STREET, ABOVE THOUPEON,
ARRIVING IN NVILRESBARRE 2.45 P. M.
• .
• RETURNING, •
• Leave,I4ILKESSARE at IP. H., making close eon.
neettea at Jletilelmm with North Pennsylvania Ex.
Mesa trtail• and mitre in philUtelphla at 8:20 P. M.
• . . •
FARE. 2
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• BAGGAGE CHECKED untou9s. •
• .. EtTAit
J 715-121, : " AGENT.
S. atclieriry
THE IINDERNGNIBD, BREWERS OF
tbo City of Phlledelphia, in connemienee of the
co n tinued advancing prices of Melt, Hops. Labor.
Fuel, dm., and the Increased expenses incident to the
manufacture and delivery of MAL I' LIQUORS; are corn-
Pell ed to
ADVANCE THE PRICES OP THEIR PORTER AND
ALE
to the following rates, to go into effeot ON AND AFTER
THIS DATE:
DRAUGHT ALE. per Barrel $ll.
POItTgE, • 11.
BOTTLING ALE, " • 10.
••
PORTER, " 10.
Respectfully,
William Gard; Abbott & Co., •
Ma-pay, Colliun, & Co., l'tillip 0 tit ckes.
Vreaerla Lauer, - OlteNtifto Schmidt,
Leeds & Gray. - Dlthrear & Co.,
Co.,lgnatt Redder, - W. D. Smith i Co
James Moore, . • George W. Grey.
rtt:LAnat.llliA• SOY 14, Is s l. irl.3-3t,
FOR PRESIDENT,
OF ILLINOIS
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
OF TEIittESSE6.
ELECTORAL TICKET.
CAMERON, Cluttrmai3
DELPIIIA.
NEW BANKING HOUBE,
CORNER- OP
MORTON IIIeMIOHAEL, Jar.,
Cashier
6,310 66,
Of the 12th inat„ relative to the
OF ONE OF HIS SAFES,
MILI'fARY.
ti STH UNION LEA.GUE
NATIONAL GUARD REGIMENT,
COL. LIARIVIANUS NE 'F.
Tuts IZEWItENT D 3 ACCEPTED FOR
ONE HUNDRED DAYS' SERVICE,
qf 50 1301U.NTIP. 450
%:IG-PER . MONTH PAY.
ALL TiE OFFICERS OF THIS REGIMENT.: HAVE
SEEN SERVICE Ii( THE FIELD,
And eitlsens enlisting in any of the Companies can do
so with the certainty of having
4 7
60 CO
60 00
20 00
20 00
10 00
Competent and Experienced Officers
TO COMIANDITIIEIII
Let snariaitizen look at the Ungar that threatens,
heimportance of prompt action, and the necessity of
reinforcing mit aniles for a • short time, and determine'
•nco, d aid • s t• = • •
REIUEKBRR THAT OUR NATIONAL OAPI-
TAL IS A.C+Alli TRREATE&ED I
DO NOT HESITATE, BUT COME AT ONOE
frOW IS THE OBIS'S!!
COME, EVERY MAN THAT CAN, AND MIME
GENERATIONS WILL BLESS YOU FOR THE SUP
PORT YOU GAVE AT THIS IMPORTANT PERIOD OF
THE 4r.d., Atm OF OUR COUNTRY'S HISTORY
HEADQUARTERS,
RACE STREET, BELOW SIXTH
oi TO THE - PATRIOTIO CITIZENS
OP
PHILADELPHIA
THE MERCHANTS' REGIMENT
Is 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
COME FORWARD, MEN !
Every moment is precious; the enemy threatens our
Capital, and
BIEN, BRAVE, PATRIOTIC MEN.
Come forward at once—from your workshops, from
your stores, from your ,faetorles—and prowl to these
traitors that they shall not desecrate oar soil with Im
punity. 'he 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.
CITY IOUNTY OF FIFTY DOLLA.ES
READQU/RTERS, 434 CHESTNUT STREET.
The Milltary . Committee will meet daily, and the Bier
chants of Philadelphia are earnestly solicited to unite
with them for the purpose of sending this regiment to
the froiit at once. jy1.3.3t
•GRAY RESERVE
REGIMENT.
THE REGIMENT IS NOW RECRUITING 808
. „.
ONE .RIINDRED DAYS' SERVICE,
TINDER TUB CALL OF COY. CUBTIN
ARMORY CO. A, 510 MARKET ST
" C, 808 NIRETT ST
" D. EIGHTEENTH and CHESTNUT
CO.'s B, B, Y. 0, and E. at CITY
ARMORY, BROAD, BELOW RACE.
RICH RECRUIT RECEIVES $5O BOUNTY.
IF. P. NICHOLSON,
T. E. BROWN, Mallet Adjutant
APPEAL TO 111B4OHANTS.
MERCHANTS' RpIIMENT,
COLO E. WOODWARDS
Is now reorganised end recraiting,for immediate service
to the Debi, in response to the, Governor's call for troops
to repel invasion. •
MONEY IS NEEDED AT ONCE, and tho Morehants of .
Philadelphia are earnestly requested to send their con
tributions to the undersigned without delay.
JAS. B. MARTIN, of Garrett & Martin,
502 MARKET Street, Treaserer-
JOHN WOODSIDE, of J.Woodalde & Co..
iO7 South FRONT Street.
THOS. A. BOYD, of Boyd & Stroud,
• 32 North FOURTH Street.
A. P. SMITH, of A. P. & 11. P. Smith,
FIFTY DOLLARS CASH, FOR RE
• CRUM FOR COMPANY R,. • . ..:'
_. CAPFAIit FA IRLAMB
. . MPICHANTS; RROUREITT. .
/713-3ts s • ' , iNaraltsergßUAßl. 1 1
ABB BERDBR.
MAJOR 00DRCANDING
A 44 CHESTNUT Street.
-..Finauao Cominitteo.
MILITARY.
ATTENTION t ATTENTION ! !
All enlisted mon of the
STII UNION MAGI% NATIONAL GUARD
REGIMENT.
are hereby ordered to appear at HEADQUARTERS,
TODAY, July 16.1004.-at 10 o'clock a. M..
for the parpoee of being mustered into the United
Elates service. 'By order of
I - IA ItivtiS-NUS NEFF,
Colonel Commanding,
ECIGRLY IMPORTANT !
COMMERCIAL RitOIMERT.
Colenol—A. A LECHLER.
Major—C. S. WAYNE.
Any person bringing TWENTY KEN to the
HEADQUARTERS—SANSOM Street, above Sixth,
will be recommended for a Second Lieutenant's commix-
StI)111 for TWENTY.FIYE MEN, a First, Lieutenancy ;
and FORTY lithN a Captain'a, without fall.
bfen mustered immediately, and sent to camp
A. A. LECHLER, Colonel Commanding
jyl.s-21. Commercial Ragtmeztt.
,
Isso BOUNTir.
Recrnite wanted for Company 0,. Omy Receryee,
for 100 Day.' 1 , ervice.
Armory. BROAD Street', below Race.
S, NV. PF,TTIT. .
Recruiting °Muer.
!ATTENTION, CQ. F; FIRST 'COAL
REGIMENT. in, boys. This is the only chance
to join this teginant. lam looking for, you at 7kl
SPRING GARDEN Street. -
Iyl4-2t• " Wei.-,WILSON.-
ts.VETEItANS, •TO TIRE- FRONT!-
OFFME CITIZENS' _ VOLUNTEER sußsTlTurrE
commITTBE, No, 4:1;,', NW:4E Street, July 11, /861:
Veteranr,whoue terms of nervice have expired, can
nom re•ettllet under the most advantageous conditions,
and while ausluting their country , at 01'8 crisis can uo
cure ample provision for their families daring the - I rah-
By applying to this Committee, they will be put into
the service as bubstltatos, and will receive oa the day
SIX HUNDRED AND PITTY DOLLARS IN CASH,
In addition to the bounty offered by the Government.
Veterans, the country lltko to you to uphold her hag
agalust,the advancing hoiith - of rebellion
Apply at the office of the Committee from 10 A. M. to
I'. 31. DANIEL STE:ILMETZ. _Chairman.
J. G. ROSEN° sIZTE S., - Treasurer.
J. 1. CLARK: TARE,
Jon TI4O3IPSON. _
CLEMENT 8. - PEZIROSE.
EMMY C. LEA.
tiATTENTION, INDEPENDENCE
CITY GUARD !
RECRUITS wanted for three Companies, to be
commanded .by Major G. ECKENDORFF, and to he
mustered In for let days. All the usual Bbuntles pald,
and none but good men wanted.
Armory on LARDNER Street, rear of the Academy of
illisle. Open every day from 9A. it. ten P. M.
nl2-tf Major G. EOKENDORFF.
NOTICE.-lIEADQUARTERS PRO
VOST MARSHAL. SECOND DISTRICT.
PHILADELPHIA, JULIO 2ach, 19q.
The Lists of Persons enrolled cc liable to do Mil
ian- duty are now being revised and corrected.
Persom who are improperly enrolled' on account Of
attenage, nort.restdence, over forty-five years of age,er
permanent physical disability, should appear before the
laoard, prove the same, and Lave their names stricken
-• • .
Civil officers, clergymen, and all otherpromioent citi.
MDR, who know of persons who have arrived at twenty
years et age since Enrolments,. June, 1853; of those
whose names were emittee by the proper enrolling pea=
ors; aliens who have declared their intentions to be.
come citizens; persons discharged from the military and
naval service of the United States, who have not been in
such service two years during the present war, are in ,
vited to appear before the BOARD OF ENROLMENT
and give such Information in their poseeselon as may aid
in the correction and revision of , the Lists.
• ED WIN 'PALMER,
jy4-]3t Capt. and Prov. Marshal Second Dist., Pa.
TO BUBSTITUTBS.--$650 BOUN
TY. --
OFFICE CITIZXEF' VOl.. SCIISTFCCE COMMITTER.
No. 412 PRUNE Street. July 9, 1544.
ThIR Committee Is now prepared to receive Voinutoere
who are not liable to military duty. It will have them
Blustered in as substitutes., and 1011 Pay them on the
same day the auto of six hundred and flay dollars in
cash, without deduction for commission or brokerage.
In addition to thin, Sabatitates are entitled to Twenty
fiye Dollars Government Bounty, and one month's ad
vance pay.
For further particulara, apply at the office of the Com
mittee, between 10A: AL , and 2 P. It.
Daniel Steinmetz, Chair'n. !John Thompson.
J. G. R...-seustarten, Treas'r. Clement B. Penrose. ' •
J. I. Clark Hare. Henry. C. Lea. jyll-82
I HEADQUARTERS*PROVOST MAL .
SEAL. FIRST DISTRICT. P.
PBILADRLPHIA t SllllO a INC
The names of persons removing to or from this District
will be added to or stricken from the Itets of enrolment
Copies of the Bite are open for public inspection, ani
civil officers and all citizens are invited to appear an
point ont errors in the note and give each information as
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 UM if he can'elurer
satisfactorily that he is not properly enrolled, on acomett
of Aliena e y Non-residence, Over-age. Permanent
Physical DuabtlilN.
A compliance with the foregoing auggeetions is eti.r.
neatly solicited. WU. B. LEHMAN.
jeffit•tf ~ Captain and Provost Marsha. .
,Art..FIRST TROOP:. PHI:GA.OBL
PHU. CITY CAVALRY.— WANTED, a
BUGLER. to serve with the Company daring
the,Campaign; will be furnished with all that
le repaired for !service. Apply at the Armory, TWEtt-
TT%FIRST Street, between Market and Cheetnnt, im
mediately. (11*) M. EDWARD ROGERS. let Lieut.
.. 406. FIRST TROOP PECILADRIp:
PHU CITY CAVALRY. —The TROOP will
assemble at the Armory, FRIDAY, Jalylsth,
at 9 A. K. in eillsee's dress. All whose
names are enrolled eg . 1.11 revert at that hour melte:o,4!
receive And horses. sonipments. he. •
AL EDWARD .ROOVRE, • •
• . Pint Lleuteasat
• FIRST TROOP - PHILADEL:
PRIA CITY CAVALRY. —V7.I IiTED—A. first:
rate male GOOK Good waive. Apply. Im.;
mediately at the Armory, TWEATIE-FIEST
Street, between Man et and Cbeatnnt •• •
M. EDWARD-ROGERS, First Lientenint...
igATTENTION I PHILADELPHIA
UNION ARTILLERY.--The Company , has been .
accepted as a Battery of Artillery by the Oa
yernor.ttad recruits are now received at the
Armory. BROAD Street...below Race. 100 Days Service.
050 Bounty.
Captain A. J. FITZWATER.
First Lieut. B. L. MATLACK. .-
Second Lieut. T. C. W. FRISHKITTEL • ,
DETAIL DRY GOODS.
ARMY, NAVY, AND CIVIL
CLOT7I. TIOUSU4
W. T. SNODGRASS,
348. SECOND Street, and 23 STRAWBERRY Street
A large stock or all kind of
CLOTHO, CASSIMERES, TESTING% &c.,
At fair prices. purchased before the rise, itulfpend , mt
of gold ganthiers, by the package, piece, or yard. Our
motto Is to sell. We don't peddle. Come and see oar
stock. Tho Army and Navy trade bas our special at
tention. • iY/-1m
E XAMINE OUR LAWNS.
Lawns, brown ground, neat figured, 44. e.
Lawns, white ground neat figured, 4k.
Iluckabact and Rath Towels, largo,tussortmeut.
Bird'', Bye Linen Towels.
• Extra aloe Damask Towels.
'Shetland Woo Shawls for twirled's,
• Bathing Flannels, red and gray,
jyt3 JOHN H. STOKES. ..102 ARCH Eases
$ 1 • 38 DOUBLE AID TWIST CABER
• 3fERES.
131.88 B-4 Wide Dark Mixed Heim Tweede.
Low.priced and flue Caeeimeres.
No advance in Summer Stack.
Linen Drills and Duck.
Superfine White Duck and Drflle.
Superb StockWoolns laid in.
WI e LLIAMSVILLE.
New York mllla and other good makes Muslim by
the_ piece or yard.
Wide Sheetincs by the pleco.
Beet old standard makes Unbleaebed Muslim
Tlann lc. Tickings, Checks. Stripes. ice.
Towels and Towelings.
Damask Table Linens, Napkins.
FANCY SIIIRTIIIO FLANNELS.
COOPER St CONARD,
331 S. R. corner NINTH and MARKET Streets.
8.. A. WHITE BAREGESTOR SHAWLS,
—= Circulate ,__lte.
8-4 White !lenient.
8.4 White Gann Slants. - i.
8.4 White Crane Marcia.
8-4 Black Ilernant Bareeea..
S-4 Black Tiunartinee.
• 8,4 Black Bareges.
• 84 Black Crape !duets. •,
6.4 ; Black De-Laines.
6-4 White literitioes. •
6.4•Blitak Mertnoes.
EDWIN HALL At CO.,
JeBo 26 South SECOND Street.
"EMAIL DE PARIS," FOR THR
slan.--This, delightful preparation Is espe
cially recommended to ladles about visiting the country
or sea shore, for removing thf , diecolorations caused by
sunburn or salt air. The •'Email de Paris" Is en
dorsed and universally used by the ladles of the Trench
capital._EUGENE JOlllll No. 111 8. TENTH Street,
below Chestnut, Agent for a'Emall de Faris. 1e23-Imlf
HARRIS' . MIXED CASSIMERES.
Light mixed CIISAMOrOB, for boys' suite.
Melton and Plaid Cacsimeres.
Merino Casairoetes and Cashmeretts.
Linen Drills, Satinets. and Cottonaded
Ladies' Cloaking Cloths, choice shades.
Loom and Damask Table Linen, cheap.
Towels., Towelling, and Napkins.
Large assortment at
JOHN H. riorse.,
. 7091 ASCII Street
•
CT C4:94_4444 0:4 4:;0
The attention of LADIES viarnige THE
CITY,- or those about
' LEAVING- IT for
Watering Places," or ' the Country," is
respectfully invited to the extensive stock
of WHITE GOODS, suitable for Si:ISMER
WEAR, for WHITE BODIES, MORNING
WRAPPERS, &c.
An extensive assortment is offered In Lace
and Worked Edgings and insertinge, Yells,
Handkerchiefs, Collare;Sieevesand in plain
and fancy Plaid, Striped, and Figured White
Goods, AT PRICES MUCH BELOW THEIR
PRESENT RETAIL VALUE.
100 Printed Linen Cambria Dresses..
100 pieces Puffed, Tucked, and 'Wiped
E. Mt-NEE DIMS.
BLA.OK BILKS. BLACK BILKS.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES.
We are still selling our Black Silks at the same prices
as we did early hi the season, notwithstanding the re
cent advances.
• MANTLE SILKS' ALL WIDTH S. PIain Silks, all colors, 10.30 to 44.76.
Pancy Silks, SI to 1.200.
Etch heavy, handsome Fancy Silks, $2.07 to is. so.
Rich Chene Silks, at2.B7X. worth Ed).
44
.. 14 46 a t
.78.
.60.
" " • " at .70, " E 7.
10 pieces small Plaid ilks, at *1.%,
wo th r *1.60.
H. STEEL & SON.
. 14.2341 • . Nos. 713014.715 N. TENTH Street.
Amin GOODS.
FIi(MIINGEIAZ it WELLS
HEAVY, MEDIUM, AND LIGHT sEaummas. AHD
SHIRTINGS. . .
STANDARD DRILLS. 1 . .
HEAVY CANTON FLANNELS. r ' . - -
WASHINGTON AND VIOTORY CAMBRICS AHD
SILESD,S. .
BROWN, BLEACHED. AND COMET JE ANS. • '
N. 6.12 WOHiTED TARN. &0.. • • seNi4ftf
•
TVORITYPEB, EXECUTED WITH
'A. rare artistio aremade at B. P. REIMER'S.
62 , 4 MICH. Street. A a e xq uisite they Impress you by
simplicity of style andcoloring. •
It`
CARTES •DE VISITE; OF MOST
pleasing styles and *perfect execution, aro undo at
FEINER'S Gallery, SECOND Street, above Green.
When you desire any, patronize hlm, lustire satis
faction. . lt.
TBE,NEW ,TAX "BILL . AND RE? E.
NUE STAItIP L &W. Copies of the now TAX BILL"
AND-REVENUE STAMP TAW fur este wboleitalo and
retail, at the principal depot for the sale of Internal
.SouehFeFTl n pr e N
t o .
r 3
h Ol
d CH h TN nstrept )7n4d110,3
WANTS.
WAFTED-BOARD IN THE coul4-
11C7 for the Sommer for throe nereoni. Mist be•
of 0/11.7 11.0003. , 10 the city :on tho line Who Germantown
nailrox d preferred. Address
jyls-21. P. thin office.
WANTED—A situATiort IN A
TT Wholesale' DRY GOODS or CARPET DOUSE.
tio
by a young roan o( bto Irises tactand lonic er rlenco,
as Salesman or Bo3kkooper. Gond r4s(vrenco given.
Address T. W. R.." this ace. for three days Ft.
WA. NT ED-.--4.N Tilt DRY-GOODS
Commission business, already established. a
PAETNER, either actin) cr *modal. with a cash capital
of from 016.000 to 4'2,3,000. Address "Commission
' Press olllce. jrt-mwfet•
WANTED -1N A: lifitY GOODS JOB
BINO ROUSE. a Arst4ato ENTRY CLERK.
Salary liberal to a rasa Wall. qualified for tlio . poaffloa.
Address Box Hal, Phlladelpltlar. 0. Jyl4-3!
.
WANTED-A COLORED 80Y..14 OR
16 yearn old, as Walter In 'Manta Tamil /
PIT OJB LOCUST Street. tf
WANTED -THREE BURI3TITUTEB
of good fighting goat Mac, for the Army of the
Potomac. to represent a gantleman exempt from mili
tary duty. Apply at 205 WALNUT St. Phila. je334f
SUBSTITUTES I—SUBSTITUTES I 1—
sUBSTITUTES I ! !
DRAFTED MEN, also enrolled ettitana liable to the
Draft, can be furnlehed wltb SUBSTlTllTE o ,aar.a.tera's
TURN PROM MILITARY IPUTY YOR Tlfn VB TRAll4._l4t the
VOLUNTEER AND SUBSTITUTE RECRUITING
AGED:UV,
No. 420 WALNUTISTREET
PHIL ADELPIFIA.
• Applications solicited from all parts or. the Mato. Oar
immediate attention guaranteed. . • • -
3.05-91.• 8: It MEM!: CO;
p,IIBSTITUTES lI IGHBI3T
kJ price paid to reliable intiew not - gilded to draft,.
Inquire at 90. 530 CALLO W 11144 Strait, train 9 toll
A. M. iYl94to
SUBSTITU'rEB FUTINTSEIED AND
MILTTA REPRESENTATIVES sEcoriED.
ply lo Ito. 530 CALLOSVRILL &root, from 1 to 4
—P. M. :1711-st•
THREE 'INTELLIGENT BOYS
J.- WANTED,. to learn the Pzlntlnsr 13n4n , 4a.
j 034 V. • W. L.. MURPHY At SONS.
IptLACK S DEITIES AND WHEEL
-11-' WEIGHTS WANTED,
• , CHUM QIIMITISRSIASITICIOI OPPION,
Wassinawrox DEPOT,
Wasn't:lol'og. D..C.,1y 4, Mt
Wanted at (nee, to wd'at in Government renatr shops,
Qua:lei-ma'tare' Department. Depot of Washington;
one hundred (100)good BLACRENLTHEI, and one hun
dred (100) good WHEELWRIGHTS.
The pay per month will be sixty dollars (soo),'with
one (1) ration per day, and hospital privileges when
•
. .
Apply to Captain CHAS. A. 703fPKIN9: A.
11. 8. A.. corner Twanty-second and C Stre*ts, Wash
k etas, D. C. D. ff. RUCKER.
Brigadier General and Chief Qoartprmooder,
fye..t23 Department of Washington.
TEAMSTERS WANTED.
CHIEF QCARTERMASTRIVIT OPPTCR,
WAIIIINOTOX DKPOT,
WARITTKOTON, 1). C.. Stay 9, iSS4.
WANTED, at cnce, THREE HUNDRED TEAM
STERS, each capable of driving with single line, and
innveginesix-mnie teams.
To such who fire competent to perform the ditty the
PAT per month will be thirty dollars. with one ration
per day, and hospital privileges, including the best
medical attendance when sick.
Apply to Captain Charles H. Tompkins, A. Q. M.V.
E. A. corner Twenty-socond and G streets, Washing
ton, D. C. D. H, RUCKER.,
Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
jyll-ISt • Depot of Washington.
To RAILROAD 00.11 P A NIES.—A
-a- rarty.e, member of the General Ticket Agents' Asso
ciation, now engaged, will enter the service of another
Company. •as General Freight and Paasenger Agent,
provided ilmorable arrangements could be made. He
has bad several years' experience In both departments.
Ample reformicewill be given, Address Box MC P. 0..
Philadelphia. • irte-ge
$ 15,000 r LOAN ON MORTGAGE,
fir A a a7 RC lins4s S. W. TBscsl rsII4TA
St.
60 A. MONTMONTHWANT AGENTS
at $6O a month. eximAses paid, to reit my EVER
sum; rsNcris, ORIEriBiaL BURNERS, and lb
other articles. Fifteen ciranlare santfrte. Addrese
Ap9o-4 &PIM ' JOHN F. LORD. Biddeford. Mates.
N TED A. DWELLING
Mi. rent not to exceed MX between Eleventh and
Twentieth, Chestnut and Vine; over a store or office
would do. Addrees " 13oue, "at this ellen. Jyls-.3t"
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-LI SAVAGE AFRICA, being the narration of a tour
in Equatorial, Southwestern, and Northwestern Mll
es. with ill u strations and map, by W Winwood Heade.
CHRONICLES OF TUE SCHONBERG-COTTA FA
-
RIMY. By two of themselves- New tine edition.
GUIDE BOOK, for the Central Railroad of Now Jer
sey and Reconnections, through the coal fields ofrenn-.
Wes eta.
GOOD FOR EVIL, and other stories for the yonng,by
A. L O. E
ALTAR INCENSE, being 3forning Watches, Everting
Incense, and Altar Stones, by J. R. hiacdulf.
HISTORY OF FREDERICK TILE SECOND, called
Frederick the Great, by Thomas Carlyle, four volumes,
sold separately.
For sale by WM. S. & ALFRED MARTIEN,
jy4 606 CHESTNUT Street.
NEW MEDICAL BOOKS.
TANNER'S NEW MANUAL OF PRACTICE. A
nem enlarlied edition.
WYTHE S POCKET DOSE AND SYMPTOM BOOK.
Fourth nation, revised.
FULLER ON RHEUMATISM. A new revised edi
tion.
BYEORD ON THE UTERUS.
BAUER'S ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY.
CHEW'S LECTURES ON MEDICAL EDUCATION.
A NEW MEDICAL CATALOGUE, ohuatilled and .
D deed, furnished gratis upon apication.
LINDSAY &•BLAKTSTON.
JoN 25 South SIXTH Street.
APPLETON'S NEW AMERICAN
CYCLOPEDIA. .
Th. Usury for this invaluable Library of Universal
Information in at 33 South SIXTH Street, second etorY.
Also. RECORD OP TH3 EEDELLIOX. By Frank
bloom
PpTHS
COUNTRY.
W e are prepared, es heretofore, to enpuly famlltw
at' thetr Country Reeidences with every description of
FINE GROCERIES, TEAS, &a., &o.
ALBERT O. ROBERTS,
my7l-tf Corner BLIMENTH and VINE. Sta.
MONUMENTS AND GRAVE
STONES.—A large assortment of Grare-Stoaea. of
easlons designs, made of the finest Italian and American
Marble, constantly on hand at the Marble 'Wocka el
ADAM STEINMETZ. RIDGE Avelino, below ;foveae
great. PbtledalPhiliL spnamll
ir-TICATON DENCKLA t HARD
WARE COmMissunv MERCHANTS, 507,.C0M
, WERCE,
Hi
lilQ I'tORTH Streets, ofPar for sale:
W. 'Anchor Brand Neils; Plymouth MITI Rivets. •
& S. Botokor's Cast teal; Eagle Cabinet Looks.
I .. .Putnam's Horse Haile; Looke's School Slates.
Copper , Braes, and loon Wire; Cotton Cards.
assortment O Morton assdwita. fa94ai
-,tMBAZAAR, lIINTH AND FiAN-
I . SOM STREETS.
AUCTION SALE ON golott CAIEIAOS3.
On SATURDAY MORKING nr.itt, at 10 o'clock. tont•.
pfining about
itlrry noitesk.
Inthsding some valuable fiat tromurborsw. Waters
WOW, superior single and double Ltknear, &e.. to ha
told without renerve.
' A TAO,
New Rad sec:ova-band earriagos t lialerragorm; gm;
wltb i,hteb the gale mill commence.
. - -
. . _.
Also. !tingle and double nann.va, saddi : X bridle.:
Irlitys. enTern ..tc.
-*W" No Dottonernent 011 account or tiontitua:
4i' Bale dt" ones, &c,. ,on WEDNESDAY.
4 Cartiduthlund hacnesaitt private cato.
ALFRED lif. BEEKNer.
.f„,4_2,, . • •. . Au.,..,..,
_____
A rePION SALE OP CO./IDE/WM)
BORNiiS
WAR I: I 7.TARTIRPNT. CAT . AtIIiT
• . orme,e Or Cntur vowayessairrait.
Wanly:carol:4 D. C. July 4.1116
' VIP be roll at TOBLIC AUCTION. to the highest
bldd.:l,•at the thees and pleeea named 110107/—e l a:
LilatcßOX.-Penne.. TAU RH ndv, July. uth. 11161.
a] A- ,TIIIIF.BI7AIf. duly. net. lOW
.1141/RISBURG, Puna., TBUItSDAY, July 281.16
. •
ALTOOYA; Penna.. IRIIR6D/Ci, Anted db. 11181.
WII.I:I7AMSPORT, Per.iia. TIIIIItBDAY, August nth.
1851.
TWO MORRO (200) VANALRY HORSES at teak
Plate.
Moo Hones bare bean crondemneCsa colt for tam
Cavalry writes ef,tho Annr-
For Road and Fir= purpose...l - many good bergalna mar
be bad.
Hordes sold Woe*.
Terme: CAA:, in tfaltid State:" Currency.
JAMES A: EtIN,
Liar& Col. and Chief Quartermaster
jy/1..301 . . Cavalry Bureau.
.
WALNUT .STRZET . TNEATRis.—
v SATURDAY EiirVING. Jule 18, rarewsli night
Of the season. FereweirEenefit of J. B. ROBERTS.
piero
The f
the perfor STR ma ANnce wil cemmenee with the beautiful
GER. I
STRANGER I RS ROBERTS.
111 RS. HALLER ELEICINA ENTIRE BAKER.
To conclude with t heaTand - apectscoler Drama entitled
FAUST AND !lASGUERITE.
Mr. J. B. Roberta an Mephistopheles; Mrs Alexia&
Plater Baker ar Marguerite.
Box 011ee open from! to 3. Curtain rises at &o'clock.
• •
TEE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS,
CHESTNUT Stroet. &bora Tooth, to OPEN DAM!.
for viettoro. from 9 A. M. to 6 P. K.fd
. .
PERSONAL. -RED OR iraciTßA:l76
EAR DROPS. tlEy amps per pair. 910 RACS
Street i7lO-R•
pE R S 0 IT A L .-RED AND BLAJCK
JR- ALL EARDROPS. 50 cents per pair, at 016 RAC; Street.)7l4-2v.
(74 .2" •
ERM -T
ANTOWN.WODESMABLE
ROOMS can be bad at White Cottage, on :. 4 14. - MMISIM
Street, second house west of Green. j714-ato
140ARDING.-TWO SECOND-STORY
a , roam TO LET. at INS North TENTH St. jo7-t!
POCKETBOOK FOUND •TN TEM
PRESS OPPICS. —The owner Is reqnewed to come
forward,
.. prove property, and tab% It away. ddpty,,
after 104 M, at thocounter of this OfSce.' ists•tt
5 •
REWARD,LOST ON TIMES
ODdI" lasts LEATHER 13,10 marked 3.11£02 tali—
NEI'. Liverpool. Alto, a railroad 100 hi leatheretraPo•
Appi V at Lhea L SXPRBSS COMPANY;
ii , ls-21.• No. 20 South MTN Street.
A GRADUATE OF HARVARD, WITIt
4-6- sine-roe/lents (.1 . teny
Y ears in teachine,will on. to
this city, in SEPTEMBER, a School for oung Ladies.
Number limited to afaten. farm, , $ll.O a year..
Itityitarnc. , m-Reir. Dr. Furness, Mg Pine streets
Rev. Roer Owen. Chestnut mu; Wm. R. Trotter.
Req., 36 Nwth Front street; J. E. Mitchell, Esq.. Mr
York avonne, Philadelphia; Er... Presidents Si:taxi:sant
Wailer, Cambridge. *stay. r 1. 8. Soritb, Dorches
ter, Kam ;John Enagles. Boa— Brighton; Mase. AA
drees
9521-Ini s L. H. BUCICINOITAE!, Chestnut
PHILADELPHIA COLLEGIATE EN
sTrivrt FOB rotaio LA.DIEs. No. 1530 ARCM
Street. Be.y CHAS. A. SMITH, D. CLAES:ION
SMITH, A. M.,
Ninth Year. Three Departments: - Primary. Acedo
min, and Collegiate. Pall college course Claude*.
Mathematics, higher English, and Natural Science, ten
those who graduate. Modern Lanallligfia , Motric, int
tog, and Elocution by the beat minters. Per tinnier',
apply at IzH CHESTNUT Street, or address Box WU
P. 0., Philadelphia.. • • av 12045,
_GRAND
vIIRSIONS TO LAKE SUPERIOIL—Ogie
of the following splendid first-claim steamers, vie;
CLEVELAND, ILLINOIS, NORTHERN LIGR T. 'BOIS
CITY. TRAVELER_, METEOR, IRON SIDES_
_LAC Li
BELLS, and PEWAENC , will leave CLEVELAND.
Ohio, atB o'clock P. M., each day of the week, exceed
Saturday and Sunday, and Detroit, Michigan. on the
following days at o'clock P. M., through the month&
of JULY and AUGUST making Grand Excursion Trigs
to the many points of Interest on the Great Inland Ektu
of America,which, for utility. pleasure, and healtle.gre
unsurpassed by any other on the Cont i nent.
This trip of over 1,000 miles embraces Nix &crews ea
'latitude, and eleven of longitude , and includes in the
circuit Lakes Brie, St. Clair, Huron and Superior, wHat
the beautiful river; Detroit , St. Clair and St. Mary's.
The many and extensive mines of iron and coping;
unequaled by any . in the world, with the newly-dage
covered and inviting deposits of silver lead, wild and
romantic scenery, combined with lie pure and brgels6
climate, render te Lake Superior trip one of far MOiagi
thee ordinary attraction to the capitalist, the student.
the pleasure-seeker. or the invalid.
The above-named steamers are elegantly fitted *IR
with large airy Cabins and State-Rooms. while aye* ,
precaution has been taken to provide forthe safety and
comfort of passengers.
Pare, including State- Rooms and Meals. about 2X Sents,
per mile. Time occupied in making the round trip, trona
to 10 days.
Rooms secured, and further Inforntation obtained, b?
application to proprietors.
ROBT.HANA at Co.
BIIESST & McßßlDEZlCleveland, Ohio.
• JOH N HITING Co., ? Detro i t, waw a.
ETTCHINOB.
1131 SUBSCRIBERS . HAVE ASSO
7ED themselves together under the finn cC
BOLTON, DYEREAN. & CO., and will continue the
Car Building business in all its branches at the o 4
establithment, corner TWENTY-FIRST and HAMIL
TON Streets. - JOS. B. .BOLTON,
OEO. R. DI - KRELL
0. W. CHILDS.
jyl.lm•
JULY 1.1864
A BBIST ANT QUARTERMASTER
4- -S- GENERAL'S OFFICE;
. • PHILADRLI:wtri, July 11,
186I
SEALED PROPOSALS,endonted "Proposals for Steant
Pump, &c.," will be received at the office of the under
signed No. 1103 GIRARD Street, until 12 o'clock, noon,
on MO NDAY,
the United Staten Uospital at Beverly, N. J., of the fol
lowing articles,
3,000 feet 3-inch cant-iron Pipe
fAnfeet 2.. inch. cast-iron Pipe.
1 seder Tank, 3 inches sides and bottoms, welt bound
with iron, Catilieliy.ls,ooo.Rallons.
1 Worthington Steam Pump, No. 3.
I Grindstone.
JOHN' G. WRITXIB
Also, the necessary labor to lay the pipe, erect the
steam pump and tunic, and connect the same ready for
use.. Each propoPal mutt be guaranteed by one or mare
responsible persons. in writing. that the bidder.; will
outer into immediate obligation for the prompt fulfil
ment thereof, if said bid be accepted.
The tinited.States reserves the right to reject all bid.
if deemed too lifgh.'as also those from defaulting con
tractors.
. . .
Tho materials and lumber to be satisfactory to the Go
vernment Inspector,. and ample security required for
fulfilment of contracts.
llp order of Col. Geo. H. Croatian, A. Q. H. Galena.
ALBERT S. ASIIMELD.
Captain, and A. Q. M.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER GE.
BERAL'S OFFICS„
I'HILADELPTA. July 14. 1864.
•
. SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Prop orals for fur
nishing Lumber to Beverly Hospital," will be reeeiyed
at. the office of the undersigned, No. 1103 GIRARD
Street, until 12 o'clock noon, on BIONDAY, 18th fast..
for the immediate delivery at - the United States Hospi
tal at Beverly. N. J.'. of the following Lumbar, vix:
65,CC0 feet. 31 common White Pine 1-inch Boucle.
6,000 feet 1-inch White Pine Flooring Boards.
26,003 feet Bx 4 Hemlock Scar tling„l4 feat long.
10,603 feet 3x4 Hemlock Scantling, 16 feet long.
Real proposal must be guaranteed by one or more re
sponeible venom; In writing, that the bidder will enter
into Immediate obligation for the prompt fulfilment
thereof, if said bid be accepted.
The nited States reserves the
U right toreject all bide.
if deemed too high, as also those from defaulting con
tractors.
The Lumber to be inspected after delivery, and ample
security required for the fulfilment of the contract
By order of Col. George H. Crosman, Assistant claw
:errnaster General United States Army.
ALBERT S. ASHMEAD
Captain and A. Q. k.
LLARGEASSORTMENT OF PAPER
HANGINGS.
Ito. 60% LECH Street, Second
e. Door. above KIM
South d
The ettentton of the Public is invited to hla
hellcat AND VARIED ASSORTRIENT•Or •
PAPER HANGINGS,
. Embracing all qualltlea, frOin
ing CENTS TO TEE FINEST GOLD AND VTLTET
isli gW i t FOR 9 it:P E M A Y:—THJE,
staunch and commodious steamer HAM
RATTAN, Captain E. A. Ryther, of the Cipe May king.
is now makingher regular tripe to Cape May, leavjw
ARCH-STREET 'WHARF every TUESDAY, THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY, at 9 o'clock; returning. will
leave Cape May every Monday,-WednevJay. and FA
day, at 8X o'clock, touching at New Caatie, going And
returning.
Para VIA carriage hire included; chlidran .balf
price. Servanta $1.60, carriage hire ee t tm.
Freight at low rates. No freight received after
o'clock, and In all cases must be pre- id.
jy6-1m JOE. A. STE - WART, Agent
isid Er mi t FROM NEW YORX ROll
HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
FIELD. and BOSTON.—The steamers CONTINENTLY:
and BIM CITY leave Peek Slip, Butt River. daily; at I
16 P. M. andll at night. je23.60
LOOKIITO fiTABBES.
JAMES S_ EARLE db. SON;
lifiCr CHESTNUT STREET,
gale now to store a eery A sasortrasat of
LOOKING . GLASSES;
of every eherseter, of the
Uri BEST MINUFAMEFRE AND LITAWT SWIM'
OIL PAINT2KGS, ENGRAVINGS,
arat PICTIM MID PHOTOGRAPH 112.111:111.
•
MEirl'ElPS
COTTAGE ORGANS.
Not only IMMXCELLED but UNEQtfai/LND PUMP
of Tone and roger, derigned ontmelally for Oltarabeir
and Sehools, but found to be equally Well adaytod to
the Parlor and Drarrtng Room. For We oat b 7
M: Bltuoa,
No. 111 North SEVENTH &mot.
Aln. rt spronleto assortment of the Porrert Melodeon'
sourtartily on,hand.
LADIES' TRUSS AND BRAWN
STORE—faunducted by ladles, TIVELTIIL
6tree 'first dear balmy Race. Bvery article to theft
ant,li nG eja. goy, and correct In make. C. H.
DLES. ronrletor, aiteolls to Dettlemon. oaths cork
of TWELFTH and . RAGS Btreeta. N. B. —Proleseloaa
accuracy inenrod. • . my&ault
pORTRAITIN . THE FINEST AND
A- most trnthfolof any made, are those superb speci
mens of Ilfo-elaa Photograph.; la cal cams 1 "" It B.
F. BEISIER`S , GaIIery, 82;.1. ARCH Street.
ROI3SED 'PIGS FBET - 100 KitGa
PRIME. r '
•
Boneed Limbs Towhee, 100 ken oche.
Sowed Tripe. 100 kegs P_Oule• •
For osleby iiIIODES a: WILLIAMS.
j713-t! . • 107 South WATER. &mit
. ::.—.. WRITTEN AND VERBALDE:
;t's' ...4 :. SCRITTIONS
li 9lobara ter, Con titntlon. I lid 11...;
th, lent...vital AD' /tit onSnalneae, Healt b ,EJnaa.
MY, Se if . ..„ - tronrovement; Managenient.and 'Praia.
WY: of CLI4 , ..DENN, social adaptation, ine. . dal
and evening. by . . JOHN L. CAPEN.
Phrenologist and Booksalla ria j
mlilMtisth. Ito. A 5 &TENTS Strent,sli373 trb
AUCTION SALES.
lic) 81;
PERSONAL.
BOARDING.
LOST AND FOIUND;
EDUCATIONAL.
EXCITILSIONS.
(K) t;zl.: I I :A
PROPOSALS.
PAPER RANGEIGS.
T. J. COOKE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER 111
X-LAST4G-ICMG9,.
DIWORATIONS.
Also;isi . natively new nrEicle of
GOLD" ASA:SILK PAPERS,,
sun nnonmito.