CLOTMIMG, OP TILE LATEST
le ln the Beet Manner, expreeely for ftlir
S. LOWEST Selling Prime marked in Plain
11 Goode made to Order 'sari - antes) eatlarao-
Orig•Pitics SYSTEX le strictly adhered to.
'by treated alike.
JONES Er On , 004 MELRKET Street
•
ITLAB CLOTHING HOME OF PHILA.
"OAK RALL.
It•oWW+e roods at Moderate prices.
WenMAKER ai BROWN,
E. corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
artment (to make to order) No, I El.elztta u.
,ER& WILSON'S HIGHEST ?ILEUM
LOCK-STITCH
SEWING MAORINES.
BEAPEST. SIMPLEST, AND Dm
N. 74141. ITEIRRTNTIT Striant. ithekva Smrar.th
At Pottsville, Saturday, July 16th, Essie,
try li. Du,nue.
tel wilt proceed to Laurel MU on arrival of
far. at Reading Depot. Broad and Cailowhill. on
esdsy, at 13; o'clock P. id. **
ill p SE. los Sunday, the 17th last , Smite' ittoore,
'ant son of Joseph H. and hallie A. C. Chubb, aged 4
units tied 27 days,
Pile relatives and friends of the family are invited to
tend the funeral from Nu. 207 South Ninth street. on
stulay af , ernoott. Pith inst , at 1 o'clock **
ail PFELD.—On Fri lay evening, 11th inst., Charles
Flupfeld, in the 76th year of Ins age.
he male friends of the family are respectfully re
tallied to anenti the funeral from his lam residence,
1 WA Fill. rt street, on Tuesday morning.at 0 o'cmck,
itlimit Int titer notice.
Fott I'.—Oti Sunday morning, Z. Burton Stout, Elul:,
the 12,1 year of his age.
blew York paw o litiZ copy.l
WILSON. —At Po T rt P bl e adi q
son, lows, on the 10f1 itt4t.,
1 , Warw.:. S. WIiKOD, formerly of Philadelphia, in
, Alth year of her age, A
1 5in.—On the 1411 Instant, at thee raldence of her.
, •1 ' law, Samuel W. Townsend, Sarah, widow of
~ la Jolt Leiria, in the 7.5 th vtiur of her age.
'onorte NV ill meet ilt Frieudtd Meeting House, Feratit
„( 1 . %eel, streets, on Second alay morning, 18.11. instant,
Jo'doelt. To proceed to Fair Hilt. **
..."-t----
, 2 Weekly Repo)
t•t, or.lncerinento.
OPFIGS, Jllir 16, 1E64.
s in the OM, of PhiladslP4M.
aril M the nth Of Jain. )6114.
ihe and Ineerf NMI(
M• of J?
kusits or DEATH
1I.!
Hemorrhage, literus
}looping. Cough
:Inikturmatiou Brain
" . Bronchi
" Heart
.* Kid ueYs .....
Larynx.
" Liver
" Lungs
Pleura
" St.& Dowels.
`lnanition
.1 utentagranee ..•..•
' Janudiee
Lencocythecnia
Man is-a• Putt'
Marasmus ......
Measles ..• • ....... •
Malformation..
'Old Age ••• •
.......
Hyomia
l‘lninsy
Rupture
Scream .....,......1
Small-Pos
Still-born
'Suicide
Syphilis
Ts hes 3lesenteriea
Tetanus ..
Unkn0wn...........
Wounds unshot....
nhyxia
. •
rti P a le and
:4ra 14 , .•
11COT
Lit ..... .
" Stem
anilines
ug A stisa,
Longs
" Liver...
silent int/intuit
blorbu A
rebrll Spinal 310-
r 1.12 , ib
tattql s Langs .
suns
anosis
.tbetia
tyrbees
PSF ..
" Rettig ......
'ease or Brain—,
Ileart
"
" Sto. Bow,
.wned
seater y
ditty
Mon on Brain...
'er, Spotted
Scarlet
Typbut.
Typhoid.
*. °Tab KO
MERE WERR
-173 40 to 60.
.46 60 to 60.
.87 eo to 70.
.17 " 70 to 80.
. " 80 to-90.
. .17 " 90 to 100.
~..46
Tear
to 2.
to t
to 10
to la
to 20
to 30.
to 40
no.,
11 Total 449
WARDS. WARDS.
14 Tenth ....25;Nineteenth
• ••••27 Eleventh .10. T wentinth 33
11 Twelfth ........ 7iTwentr-first • .. 7
•••.48 Thi rteonth . .19. T wenty-second.l7
16 Fourteenth.....ls Twenty-third .. 5
• ••‘• AFifteenth 23 ,Twenty- fon rth.ltl
•••• •• VI Sixteenth •••• ..11'Twenty-afth ..• 7
Seventeenth ..•.11117.1nknOwn 13
. ....16 Eighteenth IS .
eaths from the country...*
he in the city 435
ITT. —trnitri Stolen, 974; Foreign, 54; unknown,
shouts., 11; People of Color, 13; from the corm-
mber of deaths compared with tho correspond
k of lfet and of 'last week, was as follows:
ending Jul' 15111, 1511 q, was MC
ending July Prh, 15/11, was 334.
b and interments of soldiers, 47.
267; feronle.f, 151; boys. 107;
er of the Board of Health.
0 SORGF .E. CHAMBERS. Registrxr.
ON & SON, MOURNING STORE,
MS CH ?NUT Stmt. syT•tl
E.& Lii.NDJILL, FOTIRM AND
:CH bate
Fine stook of Silks,
•
•
Flue Stock of Shawls,
Fine stock of Flannels,
Floe stock of Linens.
Flue etoce of Muslin.. • • • ie3o
TONAL IlUTEE;,1;01.10 BRANDS,
w .Terw•y, open upon the European plait, the
t way to Itve, casting emelt $l5 per week; get
a Want. and only pay for what you consame.
D. I'. PETERS, Proptiet..r.
ease Vine street oyery day at 7 43 A If. and
T. 3716.12 t
ATIONAL UNION TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OP ILLINOIS
FOR VIM PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
Or TENNESSEE.
ELECTORAL TICKET.
SENATORIAL
MORTON MeMICHABL, Philadelphia
T. CUNNINGHAM, Beaver County.
REPRESENTATIVE.
in P. Ring, 13. Elite W. Hall,
dorrieon Coatez, 14. Charl-a R. Shriner.
try Bornm. 15. John Winter,
11am II Kern, : 16. David aleConanglin
on 31. Jenks, ii. David W. Woods,
rlea M. Runk, 18. Isaac Beason,
e , t Parke, 19. John Patton,
LLia.m Taylor, 20. Stllillei B. Dick,
in A. IFlleatand, 21. Evorard Blazer,
-erd H. Coupll, 21 John P, Penney,
card Holliday, 21 Ebenezer Dtc.hinkin '
ries F. Read, 24. Job. W. Blanchard.
der of the State Central Committee.
CAKBRON, Chairma.
UICTOIC CITY EXEMTIVIS COlfMlrl E wits
don TUESDAY, MA 19th iudtant, tbreo_o'cl.mk
b :t ow th• Fi lgire o 1 , % , :c1 . 11 . 1 , a7 4
i H m ooktr, LIBRARY
At )1 SS FREEBOn au t. c r A isidcat.
J.
pARItIvB&, }Secretaries., •tt
••• t7_
OFFICE CITIZENS' 'VOLIINTEER
SIIIMTITIITE '1031141 rTES, - 122 WALXII
Judy 16. Mal
I Committee has Removed to No. 422 W !LNUT
, up steirs, where It wilt rec-i ve application. , from
ta desirous to morn SU EST ITIIT E 3 or KEP
iTIYES. A payment of $lOO to be made at the
application, and a power of attorney to be given
City Bounty. Substitutes farclawd in the order
bastion.
•ans and .Alirns desiring to rnitat as Snbetitutes
ply to the Cnm initteP, who will have them mut
at) service. when they can soled tbelr own mai-
Bealdee the Bottoty paid by Oeverutnaut, they
:rive front the Committee SIX 13UNDKED AND
DOLLARS in cash. on day of master, without
ion for conitnission or brokerage. No charge of
Led be made.
crane are evadally wanted in the service. and
ae re-enlint on the meet navantegeon. condi:loon.
Lours from 10 A. M. "A 2 P M.. and trout 4 to 6
DANIEL lITEINMETZ. Ibeirman
CLARK HARE. JOHN THOMPSON,
EMT E. PENROSE. HENRY C. LEA,
1.2 t J. 0. NOSENOANTEN, Trekeurer.
OVFICE PHILAIDELPEIA AND
TIVEIiTon'WAD CoatPa*
_
PIIII.ADRUILIA, July 16, 1864.
Board of Dlrnetora have this d.y deelared a semi
.l D1 , 111)8,10 OF FIVE PEE CENT, from the
of the Company payable to the Wee holdero, or
eget reptwenuttlveF, on and after the 21. t Instant
'anefer hooka sr Ili be elo.ed n [all the Stet instant.
A. EL TROMSO:4, Tr- a.urer.
OFFI EN MINN HILL AND
SCHUYLKILL HAVEN RAILROAD COMPA.
IILADELPHIA, 7 tno. Mb, UM
dived meeting of the 'Board of Managers, bald
OAY, a eeroLann nal dividend of One Dollar aud
fire Cents per chore was declared, clear of State
Red Staten tax. payable to the Stockholders, or
ixal represen tett VISO, on or after the 2lst instant.
&Defer book will be C 101.4 Until the 21st Inst.
121 WILLIAM DIDDLE, Secretor'''.
OFFICE OF TIER ENTERPRISE
INBUItAIICE COMPANY, 409 WALNUT
PHILADELPHIA, July A, IP4L
Dlrotorn have this day declared a Dividend of
PZR CENT. on the Capital Stock of the Cotn
er the last stx months, payable on demand, free
taxes. °RAS. FOSTER,
Olt&vec:try.
•
. .
ILOITIESs 'OF THE LOCUST .11411.7 N.
THIN CUM. AND IRON' COMPANY, No. 230
THIRD Street, _
PATLADELP,IITA, Joy £.l.
Board of Dlrectora of the LOCUST OONTAIN
AND IRON COMP/ail' have directed the dhoti
on the 70th instant, among the holders of the
on the books of the Company on that day of part
proceeds of sale of certain lands, Dar t of the
' emelt of the Company authorizes to be sold and
teed by• the sot of assomply approvod May 3d,
ioordance with tho direction atoreaald, on and
io 20th Inttant TW ItNTY DOLLARS will be paid
*hare to the Stockholders on tho book° or tho
ny on that day.
:Maier hooka will be closed for Ms Impose
Id after this day to the 20th !natant, Inc'naive.
Iy2o JOB C. COPPUCK, Treaaarar.
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK AND
MIDDLE; CDA G FIELD RAILROAD AND CIOAL,
,811. —A e•;•.• out meeting of the Stockholders of
ipany will he held et the office of the Company,
t..Bouth YDI.II{TH Street. on SATURDAY, Jul y
L 1804, sill o'clock A. N. An bLbilLltalS of Dm
ie to be trammeled, the attention of the Stock
,le Gill nehtl7 regnepted.
PIiTIIR K. LANDIS, Seerotary.
Jnly e, IEB4. 1/8-frowBt
OFFICE SOMERSET 11(01W AND
COAL COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA 61
Street, Thew YORK, June 10, 18 64.
CS la hereby Alyea that, pnreuant to a remain
the Beard of Directors, an Instalment of TWEN
it CENT. an the aubscripti COAL
COMPANY ock
SODIERSET INON AND OF
YLVANIA be, and hereby tR, made payable to
WADSWORTEL Treasurer of said Company,
-e the Nth day of July next.
Attest: T. M. TYNO. Secretary.
NOTI C E.—OFFICE .OF TIIE
BOARD OP HEALTH, S. W. corner SIX.TtI
BROM Streete,
PITILADIST.PRIA, July 12, OM.
directed by the Board of Health to the
ag Copy ala Resonation, adopted by theta thle
. .
ins Information baying been received that yel
•er Ix prevalll➢g at Key Wt et, it le Oh DERED
'mole arriving from meld port WILL be quaran-
Layercito until utherurice directed.
C. iti/e1( daillrfl, Health Oilicer.
IF.NIE-TITE DIRECTORS OF
!DM , . AND biLiatATEllitiritiii:Eirill
41' hare Ibis day enmared a dividend of TEN
;NT. from Ibo earnings of tbo montb of JOOO
3xtra dividend of TWO PER CENT., both pox
the 20th 'Dot. The transfer books close on NA-
Y . , the 10th teat.
OIiORGE W. lIIINTER. beeretary.
UN. ivll-6t
DIVIDEND NOTIVE.—OFFICE OF
n PERRI OIL COMPANY, S. S. corner of
and POIJUTII Streets,
PIIIILADRLDIITA. July 1:4, 1864.
in helot this day doolored the
I of TWO PLR CENT. 011 the,
up toy. out of the ettraiu6a of
tble atAhe OM ce of the itenctro
o4 nod after the 20th in it.
VIII be closed on Saturday. 10th
Yeduoaday. ilOtt loot
JAMZS FAHEY, Treasurer.
srd et Dtrectot
mthly Dividend
Flock of the Con
th of Jane, rays
of Slate tax, at
-miter Hooke Wi
Toopened on '
tar 'MEAT ICENTRiti FAIR.—TIRE
CODIMITTEE ON FIRE DEPARTMEN I' thank
fully acknowledge the following donations of moneYS
and goods made to their Department:
,
Diligent Engine Company CAS and
friends *llO 40
Fame Hese L'ompany and friends 101 00
Washington Engine CompanylB 24
Phomix Hose Company l's 60 00
Vigilant Fire Company 100 00
Monroe Fire ComPanii of Wog Philadelphia. 300 00
Ponnsylvania Hose Comnany rk 06
Hood Intent Steam Fire Engine Company 20 00
Southwark Lines Company 10 90
Fellowship Engine 0 moony 6 00
Hibernia Engine Company 102 DO
Hibernia Target Company—Company C, 20
Pennsylvania Reserves 60 00
Washington Engine Hose Company of Lancas
ter 10 00
Friendship Fire Company of If arrisimrg 00 00
Keystone Fire Company of Easton 332 17
Keyivisne Fire Company of Easton, proceeds of
sale of Flour 407 60
Humane Engine Company of Easton *
Phomix bogies. Company of Easton,
Wirehingi.llll Engine Company of Easton, ~..
Southwark llom Company of Easton.
Franklin Fire Company of South Easton,
Good Will fire Company of West Chasten ....
Washington Fire Company of Fraukford
Montgomery Hose Company of Notristown••••
Norristown Hose Company of Norristown
Firemen on duty at Fair, June 15
Franklin Fire insurance Company, $lOO 00;
' (lordlier St Fleming, $2.5 125 00
Appraisers U. S. Custom House, 1119; Dr. R. S.
.ls
enderillue, *lO 69 00
John G. Craig and employees, *l7 70, Mrs.
Keeley. $1 12 70
Proceeds of Fire Coat, S 7 S 50; Camp Chest,slB7;
Garb, 66 08 .27102
Proceeds of Prize Horn 0,017 01
Proceeds of Tabled • 2,411 71
America. Bose Company.,,.
Diligent Engine Company • .
1 , metre hook and Lottler Company.
Flom - wont Engine GoinpituY
Fellowship Engine Company
Fame 110,e Corn emu
Fame Fire Company of . West Chester....
Good Intent Steam Fire Engine Company.
Go o d Will Fire Company
Good Intent Hone and Hook and Ladder Con;-
hinn 76
' ll3 hern y 606 ia Attains Company 23 01
Hand-in-bend Engine Company 229 4i
lndipentionce Hose Company llo 2.1
Nation Pose Company 61 10
Monroe Engine Company, West Philadelphia.. 15 00
'Xenia ru Liberty Hose Company .421.65
Philadelphia Engine Company 113 30
Robert Morris Here Company , 16 00
.
Southwark Hose CompanyluS 75
Southwark Eunice Company • :151.3! .
United "States Engine C0t0n0u).,.041 82
Vigilant Engine CompanyAi 09 Washington Engino Company 211 21
Airs. C Walker, $211: Gutenberg& Cresson.s2l 41 00
Airs. E. Thomas, *9 02: Ate,, -R L. Reed. $2 at;
Miss A. AL Reed, $2 72: Miss E. Thatcher, - .
82.25; Airs. 9,0, Snare,: 00 tents-911 of West
Chester 17 03
Airs. Martha Grove, $2; Miss Fanny Rhodes,so
cents, of Saline Grove 2 50
Linville Aid Society, Chester comity. 75 cents; •
Soldiers' Aid Society of 'Montrose. $1 SO 2 25
Miss. Ella Von Leer, $2; Airs J. Pringle Jones,
8?. of Reading
It*
\VM. C. VI . NYARD, Transurer.
GRFAT CENTRiL
IiECEIPTS: -
'Collection made at Harrisburg, per Mrs
tory S. Beatty, additional
Committee on iron, per Andrew Wheeler,
a airman, additional
Aim Bloomfield Moore, part proceeds of con.
trihntione to the Cushman .ddbunt
I. Moor, sale of tickets
Cot at MoVeYtown and Oliver town
ship, Poona , per Rey. Dr. Clarke
Proceeds of the sale of au auto-photographic
Album. per Mrs. George H. Grosman .. 103 00
Committee on Iron, per Andrew ;1 - Wheeler.
anairinsn, additional 000 00
antirsnr Dryburgh St Son 60: 00
Preemie of the sato of tin roof on Art Gallery 000 00
Previously acknowledged
$055.300 10
CALEB COPE, Trnasarar.
TUE , FLORAL
11 ORTIGULTURAL COMMITTEE
GREAT MN 'l' R A L
PHILADELPHIA,
THANKFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE THE RECEIPT OF
TEE FOLLOWING CONTRIBUTIONS AND
DONATIONS:
Cash receipts as follows:
From the sale of admission tickets at Fair 1121,293 OS
Salo of flowers, fruit, ve&otables, fancy arti
cles, &c. at the Fair
Receipts a t "Cipsey Tent," per Mrs. Aubrey
R. Smith 291 3)
Pet pr• ceeds of F.'te Champetre, at "Bertram
Hall" 86186
Not proceeds of a Children's Fair. at Harris
burg. Pa., per Mrs. Espy
Donations and subscriptions as follows:
Mrs. Samuel Welsh
A. Robb.., Matanzas, Cuba, $100; Miss Jean
lagelow, London,Enaland. COO 200 00
Mrs. Chas Taylor, $5O; Aire. Helmnth. $6O;
Miss Percival *5O 150 00
Miss Drexel, 06; Mrs. Harmer, $ 10; Mrs. R.
R. Percival, $5
Catharine Percival, $5; Robert Rilvington,
SS6
Mrs. Eliza Srarks, *110; Mr. Thomas Sparks, 41 00
$lOO 200 fa)
Mrs. Joseph S. Lovering, $100; Mrs. J. Rhea
Barton. :Mfg MO 00
Proceeds of Raffle, per Mrs. Barton, jels; Mrs.
J. Rhea ißerton, $lO additional
Mrs. B.' S.. Willing, $2l; Mrs. W. B. Hassel-
Hoe, 616
Amount collected by Mrs. Sparks
Mrs. .1. B. Mitchell, 4165; Mrs. J. 0.. Nat
mouth. CM
Proceeds of Marne, per Miss L.Bation
Mrs. George Cadwalader, $5; Mr. P. Brown,
10 00
Miss Dinney. *10; Miss Sergeant 4.50 60 00
Mr. Hagedorn, $25; Mre. J. W. Paul, $6O 76 00
hire.S. F. Hutchinson, $6: Miss Anti:Mason,
$. 00
Miss s Nate B. Hopkins, $1; G. W. Carpenter, 10
Jr., $6 03
W. L. Schaffer. 425: Chits Harmer, iso 00
J. E. Mitchell, $26- S. B.lnice, 60 00
Caleb Cope, $243; Edward H. Wright. $.25 50 00
Edward lihaw $10; Evans Rogers, $lO 20 00
Morton C. Fis her 100 00
Sire. Tobias Wagner 10 00
Dr J. RtnFland, Alidgetown, Pa., $6; D. R. '
Ring. 0.30 40 00
Collection In a country by a. country
parson, Shamokin, Ps 8 00
Total. cash receipts $81,704 26
CONTRIBUTION OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
From Wm. Bright, Hieing Sun, Philadelphia; John
Kennedy, Port Kennedy, Pa. • Isaac Pollen, Heights
town, N , J.; Wm. Parry; innaminson, N. J.; Dr.
George Brown, Mount Holly, N. J.; M. F. Longstretli,
Darby, Pa. ; Ellwood Burton, Moorestown, N. J ; A.
Idadtaird. Bordentown, X. J. ; Nathan Leeds, Ciena•
Minn/H. N. J.: Miss Lennig. Philadelphia; G. 0. Har
mon, New Castle, nal. ; D. W Ilerstius, Germantown;
Dr. Thomas, West Whiteland, Pa ; Henry X. Johnson,Germantown ; Ssnnt.l V. Merrick. Germantown; J.
Vaughan Merrick, Roxborough.•Pa.; Nice Keely. Sla
nayunk„ Mr. Wittkum. Darby, Pa.; Mrs. Bake
well Earn, Delaware county: Mrs. John flhannon,
Germantown, Ps. ; N. L. Sheller, Germantown; Mrs.
Wm. Dittmar, Kinesesslng, Pa. ; James Cloth.er, Gin
namoneon, N. J.: Ellwood Trion, Abingdon, Pa. A.
W. Harrison, Falls of Schuylkill, Pa.; W. G. Loneton,
Bliss Lydia Hoopes. Alex. Cummings, W m. Grassi°,
Chas. 1. Bogner, and othere.
DONATIONS OF PLANTS IN POTS.
• - • - -
From Mrs. Joseph Loverinz, F. Algaler, W. William
son,. jolin Williamson J. S. na,:t. James Ritchie, Thos.
Robertson, Oenrge Williams, Louis Bauman. David
Nelson, B. A. Dreer, C. Shette, R. Scott, Robert Baia,
D. It. Ring, and ottors.
Among the mans- Miscollaneons articles contributed,
the following merit particular notice:
lrou-work (Deer and Fine) from Wood & Perot,
veined at $l3?-60; six Bee-hives, from John Corner.
Philadelphia, sold for $O5: Wax Fruit from Mrs. John
Collins. valued at $75: A Mechanical chip, from
John Menzies, sold for CM; a lot of Decoy Docks, from
John P. Toll, valnsd at $l2: three Farm Bells, from
Eiat y. Brotsers, & Co., Middletown, Dauphin CC/lin
ty, Pa., sold for $l6; J. A. Wilson Altoona, Pa., fear
car loads of evergreens; Dirs. Dr. Price. West Chester,
Pa., one car lead evergreens; two Susquehanna tur
tles, from D C McCammon; a case of stuffed birds,
from Lower Willistou Ladles' Aid Society: Mr. Volmer,
Reading, Pa., one dozen Catawba brandy, valued. at
1124, and thirteen bottles current wine, worth $l5; vase
of wax fruit, from Unionville Aid Society, Chester
county; one barrel of shells, from lire . Wooten, At
lantic City, 11. J. Ca dozen rain gauged, from Miss S.
Fibber, Germantown; an East Indian bamboo chair,
from Dlr. Lippincott; a large collection of ornamental
vases anti btatnery loaned by Mr. S A. Harrison.
Wood & Perot, 3. B. Mrchell, Esq., Wm. Struthers,
Eery., and others.
Also, for the following contributions of Nursery
Stock:
Oeorge B. Deacon. Burlington, K. J.
Fleury A. Dreer $164 00
Baines & Hacker, Cheltenham 127 00
William Bright. Rising San WO 00
Meehan & Wendell, Germantown 76 00
Robert Otto, West Cheater, Pa 75 00
Lukens , Pitrce. - Chester county, Pa 66 00
Dantel Engle. Marietta, Pa 5L25
Edward J. Evans & Co., York, Pa fiTOO
Dewy M. Engle, Marietta, Pa • 41 50
Jo-eph B.- Gray, 'West Chester, Pa • 41 SO
Allen W. Corson, Whitemarsh. Ps '4071
TolimaM
Martin, ercerabn.g. PIC 31 CO
Samuel Miller, Lebanon. Pa, 25 00
E. G. Harrison. Rulteevillc, Pa Si 00
Thomas F. Merceron, Catawlsrut, Pa 22 00
Edwin Allen, New Brunswick, d, J 21 55
Themes, S. Seal 20 00
E. 11. Purple Columbia, Pa 15 00
John Huber, Lancaster county, Pa 32 00
J. A. Nelson &gun, Mercer county, Pa 6 00
H. A. hinh, Harrisburg, Pa., Grapevines.
Id l es Brasiers. West Philadelphia. Raspberry plants.
Also for contributions of bouquets cut bowers, hang
ing baskets, &c .„ from the following: Mex. President
Lincoln,Washington, D. C. • Mrs. Billet. Mrs. A
Dregel,Mrs. J. E. Mitchell, Miss M. A. Percival, Min
E. B. Fisher, Wakefield; BASK 6. B. Denten, Mrs
Fontana_ ,a Mrs, B. A. Dreer, Mrs. Leedom, Mrs. H.
Mortis, Mrs Judge Jones, Readler; hire. Brodhead,
Delaware Water Gap; Mrs. ,fudge, Mrs P. Mackenzie.'
hdre. T. Mackenzie, Idles A. C. Bey!, Mien Helmuth,
Mira Fox. Germantown, Mrs. Mcintosh, Mrs. A. S.
Roberts, Miss Dickson, Germantown, Mrs. Watmongh,
Mien E. G. Fisher, Germantown• Miss J. E. Gaines,
Mrs. E. Smith. Mrs. Schaffer, Mrs. Devine, Slid. A.
Mears, Mrs. W. hi. Davis, Mrs. Jos. S. Lovering, Mrs.
N. M. Hazlett, Delaware county; Miss Nellie Gazlett,
Mrs. A. Maker and Sites Mary Santee, Newtown,
Becks county; Mice C Sheaff Whitemarah; Mrs. Fred.
Fail-thorn°, Ros.burough; hire. J. Price Wethorill,
Mts. John Wagner. Germantown; hire. Hart, Mra.
leclivaln, Mies E. Doyle, Port Deposit; Miss Barna t,
Reading; Miss hi. 7 ownmend. N. J.: Miss
Garrett, Mrs. Frame, hire. 8. Wetherill, and others,
Bethlehem. Pa. ; Mrs. H. Lee, Mre, Martien, Miss Jan
ney, Miss Watson, hike Angle Mater, Mrs. W. Gluey
ney, Mrs. Begun, Mre. W. Nelson. Mrs. M. Thomas,
Mies E. K. K. Watheritl, Mtge Crulkebanks, POlAA
town: Mrs. J. C. Walker, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs , . H. Arnold,
Rending ; ; Mrs. J. Hunter. Hestonyille; Mrs. Charles
Kelly, Kellyville; Mrs. Juba Suhleu, Mrs. Ranting
don, Germantown; Mrs. G. W.Carpenter,Gernmatowct;
the Misses Henderson, Mist Emma. Evans, German
town; Mies C. Gibbons Salem, flew Jersey; Mrs.
A. C. Ranch, H. B. 'Taylor, Mrs. W. Harmer,
Mrs Charles Harmar, R. Waring, Tyrone, Pennsyl
vania; James G. Mapes. Long-a-coming. New Jersey ;
hire. 11. Krause, Bethlehem, I'a. • Mrs. iI. C. Lockett
bath, Bethlehem, Pa.; Miss S. A. Bales, Haddonfield,
B J.: Sirs. S. S. Price; hire. George D Parrish; Mrs.
R. S Simmons; Sties S. .0. Longstreth; Mrs. (Marled
Graff, Deisware; Mien Connally. Ralston, Pa. ; Mrs. J.
Bucker; Mrs. Dr. 0. Whiter, Germantown; Mimi Heft;
Mn. Mary King; Mrs. T. A. Newhall, Goirutantown:
Mrs. C. .1. Whiter, Germantown; Mrs. J IL Latimer,
Wilmington, Del ; the Miss. a Zell, Germantown;
Ladles of Pottsville; Robert Klivins ton: B. J. Leedom.
Ourulatitown; Mr. and Mrs hieescherf: James Dun
dee; .T.istina Lonstreth; Mr. Robinson; Sant ebonite'
Chards. Whitemargh; A. Dryburts A Son; P. McKen
zie & Sons; Dr, Ringiand; George It. Smith: Edmund
Smith: W L. Shaffer; John Gray; John Kenued_ ,y
Port Kennedy, Pa. ; .1. V. Merrick, Roschorough;
Tryon; Jelin bherwood; Dr. M. F. Longetreth; B. F.
Reimer; P. Baena; A. L. Jenks; James ititchleAGeo.
Karp, Delaware e....unty; S. Malmo , & Co., hieing
Sun; Robert Scutt; Dr. T. 0. Heaton, Newtown, Snail
county; Jacob Jones, iladdington• G. W. Fame;
Muster Abel Melly:sin; Master W Can.
Dal ;Ugh School of Philadelphia; Wills' Ho.riltal;
Donee of Refuge ; • Glenwood Cemetery; Peter Raabe;
Joules Earl; 1.1 P. McKean, Germantown; Hoopes &
Brother. West Chester; Mr. Dix: Thomas Richardeen,
New York; William .Bobaort; T. S. Downing. West
Whiteland, Chester county; E. Middleton; E. Wether
ill, Frankford; George Sayers, Wilmington, Del.; S.
Keyser; John J. Smith; David Nelson; David Perms.
eon; P. R. Presto, liermastown; Charles Campbell.
Front New Jersey Department, from Salem. N. J.,
AAR. & L. E. Cox, Kennett Square, Cheater county,
hire. Dr. R. A. Hunt.
The Committee world also lender their grateful
acknowledgments to Prof. JAMES C. 800 rH, of the
Pulled States Mint, and Mr. WM. SOUTHWODD. for
their valuable and highly appreciated services in the
mrangemeut respectively of the Frigid and Torrid
Zone!!."
On behalf of the Committee.
Mm. J. RIIMA BARTON, D. RODNEY KINO,
Chairman of Ladies' Com• Chairmen of ooattemen's
zat Ups. Committee.
yIG. BMW f.it
OFFICE OF THE INSUILANCE
IigrCOMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA, 2132
WALNUT Streot, Prin.ADr.l.NriA, July 11, 1861.
Thu Directors barn tate day declared a .Div Wood of
ONE OCULAR AND TWENTY CENTS per ahare—freo
of taxek—payable on demand.
jyrlet . Clieltups PLATT , Secretary.
W. OFFICE OF THE FAME INSTY•
RANCE COMPANY, NO. 408 OFIES MUT
Stzeat.
„,pirt).ApEmlitA, July Gth, 1864,
iii . rnettlng of the Board ofDirector.; of the Fame n.
enrence Company, held thleday, a dlrldend of TURKS
PER CENT , watt declared , paya ble on demand. clear of
all texas. W. L BLANCHARD.
Secretary.
!gr. THE SUSQUEHANNA AND TIDE:
WATER navel, COUPANtES have theft:oSe*
at No. 417 WALNUT Street, Boom No. 4.
The "Transfer Agency " of these flompanies, hereto
fore to South FOURTH Street, has been removed to the
elEce of the Companies, at the place above stated.
Je27-30t
Igr MOTIVE.
THE FIRST NATroNAL BANK OF PHILA.-
WILL IIUXSAOT BUHINV99 AT TAMA
CHESTNUT AND FRANKLIN STREETS,
(north elde of Chestnut, west or Third,) 011 atttl after
TUESDAY, THE NTH INSTANT
INS'I'ItIiCTION IN BOOK-KEEP
ING, Penmanship, Commercial Calcniations,
Sc , st (MATTE:4I)EN% COMSIERCIAI,
c-. 01 LEUE, Ca" CIIar,TNUT :Arent. corner of 6evench.
25 00
160 80
0 00
6 03
10 00
NO VACATIONS.—Srudonte instructed separately,
end et such 'hours RN beet snit their convenience. Cam
ino:Pe vrails no application. jyl6
wink: commussiori OF TIM FIF
TY Dohl, MIS BOUN eV FUND, for the Hun
ortd Days' Volunteers, and Extra Bounty Fund Gera
mission.
The undersigned have been appointed by Councils as
a Commission to pay tt e Fifty Dollars Bounty to each
of the One Hundred Bays' Men of tLe city. These men
tenet be encoded to immediately.
It is a matter of deep regret to the. CoMmlusion that
there tenet be a delay until further notice. probably un
til the let of Angitsi, in Tidying the families of re•enlist
ed veterans who did not receive ward bounty. dait as
Wen Ile possible the payment of the extra bounty of
Twent y-five Dollars wilt be teSnmed.and notice given.
This bounty beluga retrospective gilt of the city, in
stead of the payment of a debt, will be paid on satisfac
tory evidence 10 members of the families only. or to the
veterans in person,.but not on Dineen of attorney to
gents.
The Commission will daily receive applies:lions from
the One hundred Hays' Men, in Oblesmith's Building,
LlßitaitY Street, in the rear of the Pout Office. .
E D, tiltUE DEM, Chairman.
JONA THA N UUt, 4OtiK,
EDWIN CltiiltLß,
PAUL J. PIEI,O,
0 hORGE W. SIMONS. . :
. 3 td 51
$lO5O
86 35
2 7 2
4..,0 41
4
.".. 6
141 7S
4tS n 1
lIONEY BROOK COAL COMPANY.
—At a meetitat of the Board of Dlrectora of the
Hot ey Brook Coal Company, held at their °Mee No.
209 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia, on the sth (aslant.
a Di VIDEND OF TLIREkI PER CENT., clear of all
taxei,
earn huge declared oat of the cur age of the Company
fm the of May and June, payable on and after
the 10th of July, at the Office of the CompaillY.
JOHN B. MeCREARC, President.
rho Honey Brook Coal Compatyr was organized by
the election of the following Officers and Board of
Directors:
President; Vice President,
John B. McCreary. Lewis Andonried
Treasurer, Secretary.
Davis Pearson, 6. McHenry
DIRECTORS.
John B. McCreary, I Lewis Audeuried.
Davie, Beimon, Jacob A. 11yer$,
iv 7 10t - Thnnuoi A. Tir.eVAR;
EIRE-PROOF SAFES.
LILLIE;:IN ins
1~ ~!
BOMBASTIC PUFF
ItS 1 I
611.113 05
THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
Of th•el2tit biol. - , relative to the
R.U.1313E1 . 1Y
LAST SUNDAS MORNING.
States that the burglars did not drill a hole more than
half an Inch through, whicl statement ho knows to be
false, as the burglars did drill a hole three-quarters of
ati inch deep.- which was half way through the
door. There is no doubt, had they not been disturbed,
they would hare drilled it all the way through the door,
and then robbed the Safe,
Although Lillie states that the farther you get into the
Safe the harder the iron, which is another of hits false
staten ants, 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 ono-half to two
hour's time in any part of that Safe, or any other Safe
he has in nee In Philadelphia. 11 I don't succeed I will
forfeit one hundred dollars.
I succeeded Nest , rday In drilling three holes In the
Safe at our E fiire in twenty minutes each with one drill.
which is ready to drill three more.
• DAVID EVANS.
ifus-st.
rr , A BOLD ATTEMPT
AT ROBBER!.
LILLIES naILLED • IRON SAFE
SERIOUSLY ATTACKED.
TEMPT!MS OF DLVID EVANS.
OF THE ALR EADY AT WOR F &
E. wATSON.
ALR •
HIS SCIENCE PRACTICALLY TESTED.
THE RESULT A Cold PLETE AND TOTAL FAILUR'
THE BURGLARS BADLY FOOLED.
DAVID EVANS rays it is a very simple matter to
drill a hole through ite to 2 inches thoroughly cuilled
iron, pick up the combination of the Inca, and open
Safe; and, to Nebulae his system, hue found,
accidentally, a semi-chilled imperfect Safe: procured a
very perfect drilling apparatus. with drills the most
approved, and, am told , gives daily pnbllc lessons in
the art of drilling: also. that he succeeds, by a very
beery pressure. and the nee of three or four dente, to
ptind a bole through this semi-chilled Safe. In from
thirty to stile Erato es, and says to bib penile that any
of Lillie's Safes can ho drilled in the same way.
It would Beau that some of his more ad vanced students,
having Inane a most favorable opportunity to test this
new phitneriphy, hive already taken the necessary
steps to practically and. professinnally experiment noon
this new and wonderful science; I say wonderful, be
.cauee. if eneeemful, tt was to open at oars the most im
portant hike and vaults of the country lo the whole
burelar profeseten The result of these experiments
will be shown by the following statements, which ap
pear in The Preen', July 14: also. other city papers.
1./LT.lll . g CRILLED IltON SAFE — A BOLD BUT BNALRI.
EFF6FIII. ATTEMPT AT RUBBERY.—fiIe " West Fhtladel-
Phiss Savings Fond" has one of Lill' 4'B No. 2 Beak
Safes, purchased of M. C. Sadler, Agent, in this ettF o
come eighteen menthe since The Safe was loft in the
office, on Market street, above Broad, on Saturday
afternoon all night
On Snnuay. at 12 P. Id., the policemau tried the front
doer of the office, and found tt unlocked. On examining
the office he found the burglars hod been at work at the
Safe, tainted lett with their apparetue. There was a
Ineytice made in the floor in trout of the Safe for the
support of the drill, and a member of boles further hack
for en apparatus to create a pressure, and everything
done apparently to make the drilling perfect.
A hole was found drilled, or ground, about half lan
inch Into the door, over the lock, in the manner so pub
licly deecribed in sundry newepaner advertisements,
and it would Teem this was as farm they could go, as
the iron beceme harder. Next the lock centre was tho
roughly. tried, hut could not be driven in. Next the
latch-knob, were taken off, and the knob-handles were
thow wady tried. hod they could not be driven In. A
sledge was and that had no effect it pry was
placed behind the door-Magee to pry Millie door. This
did not succeed: and after ell these experiments, the
burgle:ls evidently came to the conclusion they could
net in any way-penetrate the Safe, and left in despair
voittnta•ily; not having been disturbed iu the least,
and having Kill plenty of time to work. The uppear
epees 'would clearly indicate that tbo burglars were at
work durim Saturday night, most of Sunday, and
Sunday evening
TBJED VATIONALBANK, Philadelphia, Jell , 14. 1f84.
I do hereby certify that the statement in The Tress of
the 14th inst., in reference to Lillle's Safe at the West
Philadelphia Trutt Company, Is a correct and true
statement. DAVID R. PAUL, President.
The follov ingpolote are particularly noticeable la the
above statements:
First. 'r be great length of time of the operation.
Second. The fact that the operators left voluntarily
and deliberately, trade g away their whole apparatus,
having a tench longer time to work.
Third. The fact that they evidently had the moat ap
proved facilities for drilling, or they could not have
ground one half Inch into sound, hard chilled iron.
Fourth. The fact that as they got well in towards the
wrought- iron bars which are the chillers, the iron be
came 60 herd they could not oven grind any farther.
filth. The ball dog courage which the operators
manifested to try all other experiments after they had
tailed and been completely fouled In the great experi
ment, which was to• practically dentenetrete to the
whole burglar profession the _feasibility of David
Blau.' new science in the art ofvdrilling solid chilled
irort Li 4 to 2 inches thick.
Sixth. That notwithstanding the fight was with an
army of vete= ne, fully armed and equlpp,d with the
meet approved weapons. the Safe, single-handed, un
aided, and alone, in a fair stand-ap fleet, defeatel the
ens LOT, forced him to retire from the field, and came out
conqueror with scarcely a bear, save one small bullet
hole in the outer surface.
So much for David Evans' science. AU who need a
strict. y Burglar.proef Safe will do well to take a note
of the above facto.
A WORD TO THE BURGLAR.
I wish to make a few suggestions to gentlemen of the
profession. and more especially to those having any
faith in David Evans' philosophy.
A., iron-workers you must be aware that one and a
half to two inches thickness, thoronghly-chilleo iron,
cannot be successfully drilled in any way practical for
the burglar. and that your only hope of games moat - be
in finding the iron not thoroughly chilled. The test
Imre Introduced shows conclusively - that the iron is
thoroughly chilled. A te.rjust made by one of the host
lion-workers of Philadelphia. on ono - of Lillie's; Safes,
just delivered to the Bank of the Northern Liberties,
proves the same thing; and any number of others migat
be ended, You may be assured that Liille's Safes are
nsually drill-proof, although among the mercantile
Safes it may be possible that a Safe may he found not
.o herd es it shouldbe. '
At, to David k vane' statement that he can drill any of
Lillie's hates, it must be taken•with some grains of al
lowance. De tea Safe-maker, and is intereatea to make
this statement. Ao finds you are opening Evans &
Watson's fade .o easily, and so °Vela, that It I. very de
slrab:o to allied your attention in another direction;
end go far as he can get your aid to cheered& Mille's'
Sate, PO far Lie Interest is promoted; for if he can con
vince anyboly that Safe lv not burglar-proof, he
nay induce the party to t..ke We Safe as a fire-proof.
A word to the wise la entScieut."
Now, as Iron workers, you niro t fully understand the
different- between penetrating Di to tt inches of chilled
lion, end 1-11itli to I.Sth inch of sheet Iron. andeathough
the prize night be greater in cue of stuccoes in the for
luer. the increased risk, and the probable failure. might
inure then counterbalance. It tea common and truthful
sal tog, that a "nimble sixpence is better then a slow
shilltog:" a small but sure prize-may be much better
than a very slow end uncertain ono. though larger.
A word to DAVID EVANk. of the Drin of Evans &
Watson:
The Atm test baying been made evidently by yonr
most id vaned stuaente. under th- most favorable Mr
cunatsnces for them, and 'Lade professionally, and so
ihoroughly and the result so satisfactory, that we deem
this trot qu ite sufficient for the proiont; therefore, will
not trouldu you to test the Safe on Monday, tee ISth
last , an previously announced; but no ..00¢ as ROY act
of yours, or stuy of your minreprosent talons may seem to
require it, we I,llull oxpect you to be ready to make a
lurther test,
.tbat both the burglar and the pop e may
know that tallie sallied Iron r afe is thoroush 3 , drill
proof, and, therefore, burnlar proof.
1.11W1 , 1 LILLIE & SON,
M. O. SADLER. Mont.
11 South SEVENTH Street.
FROTILINGHAM & WELLS
HEAVY, MEDIUM, AND LIGHT SHNISTINOS AND
• BRIRTINOS.
STANDARD DRILLS.
HEAVY CANTON FLANNELS.
WASHINOTON AND VICTORY CABIBRICS AND
SILESIAS.
BROWN, BLEACBED, AND CORSET JEANS.
No. 1S WORSTED YARN, &c. oe7A-1 ft'
LOOKING • GLASSES.
JAMES S. EARLE it SON,
$l6 CHESTNUT STREW. PHILA..
CM now in store • very fins sesortmens of
LOOKING GLASSES.
of ovary character, of the
IrERT NUT MAIDTPACTUR3 AND LATEST EMILIA
OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS,
aDID PTOTTIRD AWD PHOTOGRAPH 'HAMM
ABSIIAL'S SALE —BY VIRTUE
AAA- or ft Writ of Sale, by the Hon. JOUR' CAD WA L
DER, Judge of the District Court of the United Buttes,
in and for the Eastern district of Pennsylvania. la Ad
mirltitr, to the directed will he sold at Pablio Sale, to
the hiaheet and hest hiddor, for cash. at the yard of
111.1211•1111111 11OPPMAN k co., wkrsit Street, above
Vivo, on THURSDAY. July 21, ISFri, 'at 12 o'clock H.,
10,CCO locust tnenailit and 212 cubic feet of locust logs,
The locust loss are now lying on lot southwest corner
of CALLOWHILL Street end DELAWARE Avenue.
• WILLIAM MILL WARD
United States Marshal S. D. of ?mum ivauta•
FInLADF.LpatA, July 16, 1864, Iyl6-St
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, JULY 18, 1864.
DELPUIL
NEW BANKING ,HOUSE,
IMMIX]
MORTON DR.IIITIOILIEL,JA.,
Cashier
OF ONE OF HIS SAFES.
ARMY GOODS.
IJ_l_g I)U-F,!I
MILITARY.
I STEL UNION LEAGUE
NATIONAL GUARD REGIII[XNT,
COL. HARMANUS NEFF.
THIS REGIMENT IS ACCEPTED FOR
ONE HUNDRED DAYS' SERVICE.
130UN'T'Y'. $54:1:
$l6 PER MONTH PAY.
LLI4 THE OFFICERS OF THIS REOISIENT.J HAVE
SEEK SERVICE IN THE FIELD,
And citizens enlisting in any of me Companies can do
so with the certainty of having
Competent and taperlenced Officers
TO COMMAND TEEM.
Let emery citizen look et the dringer that threatener
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 .crushing the rebellion.
'REMEMBER THAT OUR NATIONAL OAPI-
TAL IS AGAIN THREATENED I
DO NOT HESITATE, BUT CON CE AT ONCE I
NOW IS THE CRISIS V!
COME, EVERY MAN THAT CAN, AND FUTURE
GENERATIONS WILL BLESS YOU FOR THE SUP-
PORT YOU GAVE AT THIS IMPORTANT PERIOD OF
THRIVAB, AND or 01171 t 00IINTRT'S HISTORY
IHEEIkIDQUARaIEI3,S,
ti BLOB STRBBT, BELOW SIXTH
THIRD COAL REGIMENT.
THIS REGIMENT IS RAPIDLY FILLING GP
ONLY TWO MORN . COMPANIES CAN BE AC
C P ED
:.• st , " ::‘ t•
TEE FIELD
IMMEDIATE APPLICATION SHOULD BE MADE
ALL RECRUITING EXPENSES PAID
JOHN R. HASLETT„
Colonel Commanding
HEADQUARTERS.
2058 WALNUT STREET.
A APPEAL TO MERCHANTS.
THE
MERCHANTS' REGIMENT,
COLONEL E. WOODWARD,
Is now reorganized and recruitingfor Immediate service
in tte field, in response to the Governor's sill for troops
to repel invasion.
MONEY IS NEEDED AT ONCE, and the Merchants of
Philadelphia are earnestly requested to send their con
tributions to the und,-rsigned without delay.
Jes. S. MARTIN, of Garrett & bflrtin,
502 MARKET Street, Treasurer.
JOHN WOODSIDE of J. Woodside & Co.,
107 South FRONT Street.
THOS. A. BOYD, of Boyd & Stroud,
32 North FOURPH - Street.
A. F. SMITH, of A. P. & H P. Smith,
246 CHESTNUT Street.
jyl2-5t FinanoeGominittee.
TO THE COMMERCIAL AND
RYVENUE MEN OF PHILADELPHIA —The COM
MERCIAL IthCIMENT. Col. A. A LECHLER. an
officer of acknowledged Wilts - , is rapidly filling up.
under the isle call for MO days. and will soon be full.
The .Regiment calla upon you to subscribe. Money is
cogently needed, for Incidentals and recruiting ox
pewee. They disregard.his appeal to you, confident that
it will not be d, as the loyalty and libe
rality of the Commercial and Revenue mon are well
kunwn.
Donations will he received by the following gentle
men for the benefit of the Regiment. yin:
Messrs WORKW AN.
123 %V L.NUT Street.
Beene. TATUM & 131t0.,
DELAWARE Avonue, below South
VETiatakib, To THE
OFFICE CITIMNS• VOLUNTEER SUBSTITUTE
CODISIITT.LE, No. 412 PRUNE Street, July 11, 1.561.
Vetorana,whose terwe of service have expired, can
now re-eullat undor the most advantaveoae conditions,
and while &Bighting their country at Ulla crlaie can se.
core ample provision for their familloa during the irab
fiance.
by applying to this' Committee, they will be put into
the setvico as Substitutes, and will receive on the day
of mortar
SIX HtINDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS IN CASH,
In addition to the bounty offered by the Government.
Veteraus, the country looks to you to uphold her flag
against the advancingpo t r i ts of reb ellion
2 App;
. at
office DA ' a C S e TrAt e Elr a Cni l rin l aii. te
.1. 0. ROSENOARI'EN, Treasurer.
I CLARK RARE,
. • JOHN THOMPSON.
CLEMENT B. PENROSE,
jyl2.6k HENRY C. LEA.
I, ATTENTION, INDEPENDENCE
CITY GUARD I
RECRULTn wanted for three Companies. to be
commanded by almor 0. fiCKENDOEFF, and to be
mustered in for 10. days. All the usual Bounties paid.
and none but good msff wanted.
Armory on LARDICIIR Street. roar of the Academy of
Mnolc. Open every day from 0 A. M. to 6 P. R.
jll2-tr Majar G. ECKENDORYP.
NOTICR.-XTEADQUARTERS PRO
VOST MA.REBAL SECON D DICT.
PHILADELPHIA, Jon. 253 th, 1864.
The Lists of Persons enrolled as liable to do Mili
tary duty are now being revised and corrected.
Persons who ate improperly enrolled on account of
!disunite, non-residence, ever forty-five years of age, or
permanent physica, disability, ehoold appear before the
Board, prove the same, and have their names stricken
off the list.
Civil officers, clergymen, and all otherprominent citi•
sans, who know of persona who have arrived at twenty
yearn of age 91000 Enrolments, June, IM3; of those
whore names were omitteo by the proper enrolling offi
sere ; aliens who have declared their Intentions to be.
come citirena; persons discharged from the military and
naval service of. the United States, who have not been in
inch service two years during the
_present war, are in
vited to appear before the BOARD OF ENROLMENT
and give Posh information in theirposeession as may aid
In the correction and revision of th e Li ta
EDWIN PALMER,
.iv4-19r Cant. and Prev. Marshal Second Diet., Pa.
R.Eis DQUARTERS PROVOST MAR
SHAL, FIRST DISTRICT. PA.
raILADELPRIA June 28 1864.
The names of persons removi ng
to Or from this District
will be added to or stricken from the Beta of enrolment.
Copies of the Bits are open for pablic inspection. and
civil officers and all citizens are invited to appear and
potnl out errors In the lists and give snch 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 of the list if he can chow
satisfactorily that he le not properly enrolled, on accennt
of A lienage, Non residence. Over-age, Permanent
Physical
A compliance with the foregoing saggestlone 1/I ear.
meetly solicited. Whf. B. LEMUR.
je Captain and. Provost hiarshal.
MILITARY.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
CIAT it-rlarAmiNrr.
ColonolFA. A. LECHLER
Any Pernon bringing
TWENTY MEN
To THE
HEADQUARTERS, SANSOUSTREET, ABOVE SIXTH,
OR No. 533 MIESTNUT STREET,
will be recommended fora Second Lieutenant's position;
FOR TWENTY-FIVE MEN,
a Flrot Lieutenant's; and
FORTY MEN
a Captain's, without foil. •
Dieu motored immediately, and rent to camp.
A. A. LECHLER, Csylenel Commanding
ik*. Commercial Regiment.
RETAIL. DRY GOODS.
ARMY, NAVY, AND CIVIL
CLOTS I4OUSE.
W. T. SNODG'RASS,
34 S. SECOND Streat, and 23 STRAWBERRY Street,
A large etork of all kind of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERF,S, TESTINGS,
At fair prices, purchased before the rise, IndePottlemt
of gold gotreldtrs, by the package, piece, or yard. Our
motto Is to sell. We don't peddle. Come and see our
stock, The Army and Navy trade has our special at
tention. in-1M
- 1 . 410il ORGANDY LAWNS REDUCED
-Lt' FROM - 41 2.5 to 75 eta.
Rich Organdy ltehea redound to $5.
La With rod uced frote'sl to 52n eta.
Grenadines at very tow prices.
Sninmor Drsss Goods all reduced.
India Silks red need to 75 eta and V.
Whlte Bareve Shawls and Circular&
White and 'Block Lace Pointes and Itotandaa,
go tower Shawls selling off very low.
WM, e and Colored Shetland Shawls.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
J 916 SAO South SECOND Street.
fiLOSING OUT SUMMER DRESS
ki GOODS AT. LOW PRICES.
A great variety of Atyles of this season's importation,
from 22 cents to 4 , 1„
Beat Decide Lawns at MK cents.
Figured •IlArowu Lawns at :1735. gents. •
French Lawns at 40, 60,.62 and 873‘ cents.
`Bert makes of MuSlittft, Criliatet, G lilhaMS
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prices. -
White Barege and Lama Shawls,
Silk Grenadine shawls.
.600 all-wool Cashmere Shawls, &t 2 SS, worth v. r.o.
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White floods in great variety.
Buff, Pink, Blue, and White Percales.
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ORDNANCE OFFICE,
WAR D IMART.MEKT,
WAMIIITUITON../lliy 13, inel.
SEALED PROPOSALS trill to recel6d nt thln office
until 1 o'clock, on tl•e lsl dey of Angust.lssl, for the
delivery el the New York Agency, No. if. Worth street.
New York city, of
TWENTY THOUSAND ARTILLERY BLANKETS.
Major—O. S. WAYNE
These Blankets must be of nnro wool, close woven,
of Puna yarns, to be red, with a black border, three
(3) Inches wide,. from the edge. and the letters "U.
S. " Fix (6) inches high, black color, in the centre of
the blanket. They are to be seventy-Ave (70) Inches
long by sixty-seven (177) Inches wide, and of the weight
of 3.1570 the., or 3 3 10 lbs., on which a variation of
0.187;, or 3-16th lbs. * wilt be allowed. They must ho
single, and not in pa irs, and be packed incases of one
hundred each.
,The Blankets aro to ho inspected at the factory where
made, and none will he accepted or paid for except such
as are approved upon Inspection.
Deliveries moot be made as follows: Ono-twentieth
of the amount contracted for on tholilst day of Augutd,
and one-tenth nr.the amount per week thereafter.
Failure to deliver itt a apecilled titno will subject the
contractor to a forfeiture of the number , he may fail to
deliver at that time.
No bid will ho considered which-does not come from
a nuthnfacturer of blankets or regular dealer in such
geode.
Forms of bid can be obtained at the-above-named
arsenals. Propagate not ?wide out oat (Us format will
not be corinderal,
The bidder will he required to accompany his propos!.
Lion with a- guarantee, signed by two r,Rwponsible per ,
CODS, that in case his frld is accepted he will Monne exe
cute the contract for ilie same; with- good and sufficient
sureties, in a sum equal to the amount of the Con
tract, to deliver the article proposed, In conformity
with the terms of this advertisement; and in case the
said bidder should fall to enter into the contract, they to
makegood the difference between the offer of said bid
der and the next responAble bidder, or the, person to
whom the contract may be awarded. Tito resent:Whin
ty of the guarantors mutt ho shown by MR onicial certi
ficate of the Clerk of the nearest District Court, or of the
United States District Attorney.
Bends, in aftim equal to the amount of the contract,
signed ,try ibo contractor and both of his guarantors,
wtil bo required of the successful bidder or bidders
lir on signing the contract.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
- - -
We, the undersigned, residents of—, in the county
of-----, and State of —, hereby jointly and nave
rally covenant with the United States, and guarantee,
in case the foregoing bid of be accepted, that
he or they will at once execute - the contract for the same.
with good and sufficient sureties, in a sum equal to the
amount of the contract, to furnish the articles proposed
in conformity with the terms of thisadvertisoment, dated
July 13, Mi• under which the bid was made; and in
case the said shall fail to - eater into a,
contract as aforegaid t we guarantee to make good the
difference between/the offer of the said
and the next lowest responsible hidder,, or the person to
whom the contract may be awarded.
w . Given under our ado and seals this
witness: day Of — "ma ISO—.
CSeal.
To this guarantee must be appended the official certifi
cate above motioned. -
Each party obtain' ng a contract will he obliged to
enter into bonda, with approved enrollee, for the faithfal
executli, n of the same._ _ _ _
- . -
lipoti the award being' made, RileceAsful bidden, will
be notified and furniahed with forma of contract and
The Department reserves the right to reject any or all
the bids, if deemed uneatiefactory on any account.
Proposals - will he addressed to ttfC A DtBR.. GENE
RAL ahORGE D. 'RAMSAY, Chief of Ord/tance, Wa.sh
inston. D C.." and will be endm'sed " Propo , ols for
Artillery Blselrf te." . CEO. D RAH - S . 4Y,
is jylB-Inwf tatil Prig. Pen , Chief of Ordnance.
CE OFFICE
1.., WAR DEWAR:O[33Yr.
WARIIINGTIIN, D. C., July 14. MI.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he reetived at this wilco
until WEDNESDAY, Anglin 3. IS6I, at 4 o'clock. P. AL
for furnishing the following Ordu an co:
64 10. inch siege mortars.
50 S-inch slow) mortars.
S-inch siege howitzers.
SO Coehorn mortars. bronze.
These mortars and howitzers are to be made in coo.
fortuity with drawings and epecitlcations to be furebh-
NI by the Ordnance 11 , partment, and are to be sub.
milted to the usual inspections and proving; before
being received by the tinned States The inspection
will be made at the foundry where cast.
Deliveries must - beat the following rates, 'viz • Not
less than two mortars or howitzers on or before the :30th
day oh September, 1564, and at a rate of not less than
four mortars or howitzers per week' thereafter mail the
entire number contracted for is delivered.
Failure to make delivertesat a specified time will sub
ject the contracver to a in• tenure of the right to-deliver
the number he may fairto deliver at that time.
Separate proposals must be made for each article.
No bids will be received from parties other than (mm
dare. or proprietors of wt.rks, who are known to this
Department to be capable of executing, in their own
foundries the work proposed for. The siege mortars and
howitzers are to be cast hollow, and cooled from the in-
Forms of bid can be obtained at this office. or at any
of the following Arsec ala, viz. Frankford,
,New York, Watertown, Watervliet, Waanington,or
(wale not made ma on this fuNu tee a 110 i be eon
fidered :
GUARANTEE,.
The bidder gill he meal red to accompany his propo
sition with a guarantee. signed by two responsible per
sons, that, in case his bid be accepted, he will at once
execute the contract for the same with gook and suffi
cient sureties, in a tom-equal to the amount of the cm- ,
tract, to deliver the articles Proposed, in conformity
with the Mimi. of this advertisement; and, in C. 1541 the
said bidder should fail to enter into the contract, they to
make good the difference between the offer of said
bidder and the next responsible bidder, or the person to
whoni the contract may be au arded,
The responsibility of the guarantors must be shown
by tbe official certificate of the Clerk of the nearest
District COD rt or of the Ifni , ed States District Attorney,
Bonds in the sum equal to the amount of the contract,
signed by the contractor and both of his gnarantore,
will be raqui red of the successful "bidder or bidders
upon signing the contract
FORM OF GUARANTY.
We, the undersigned, - residents of.---, in the
county of , and State of ---, here
by jointly and severally covenant with the United
State', and guarantee. in case the foregoing bid of
be accepted, ttat hi, or they will at once
execute the contract for the same, with good and suffi
cient sureties, in a sum equal to the amount of the con
tract, to furnish the, articles proposed in c..aforcuity with
the terms of this advertisement, dated July H. 155.1, un
der which the bid was made, and, in ease the said
shall fail to enter into a contract al afore
said, we guarantee to, mate gond th., difference between
the order of the said -- and the next lotvest
responsible Oahu, or the person to whom the contract
may be awarded.
I Given under our hands and seals
'Witness ), tide day of-, 183—.
To this guaranty must be appended the offietat certi
ficate above mentioned.
. .. • • • .
Upon the award being. 'made, successfal bidders will
be notified and furnished with forms of contract, and
beDepariment reserves the right to reject any or all
the bide, if deemed necessary on any account.
Proposals will he addressed to Brigadier General
George D. Ramsay, Chief of Ordnance, Washington D.
C., " and will be endorsed ' • Proposals for Siege Mor
tara. Siege Howitzers, or Coehorn atortars. as the Case
may be. - GEE) D. RAMSAY,
jyIS-mwf St Brig. Gen. Chief of Ordnance.
pROPOSALS FOR 35141,LE AXLE
IRON CAVALRY TRIMMINUS.
Orcicc, WAIL DRPIChIIffiNT,_
%Vast - matron, July le. Laillt.
SRALED PROPOS ALS v. ill he received at this ()Mee
until SATURDAY, August 20.15'14 at 3 o'clock I'; M„ for
the delivery at the following points of the undermen
tioned quantities of malleable-iron trimmings for Ca
vell,- equipments:
Al 'the New York Agency, New York, lto,ooo sets.
At i he Frank ford Arsenal, 10,000 sets.
At the Allegheny Arsenal. N),000 sets.
At the St. Louie Arsenel, 1.0. M.
Each set if, to consist of the numbers of each - kind of
hackle, square, ring,
..hol t, stud, and loop now pre
scribed, except that two of the Id rings in each Fet are to
be made of the new pattern, with stop, according to the
model to be seen at the above arsenals. The casting's
are to be made of the best quality of medicable iron, the
tongues of the buckles of the hest stock wire. The di
mensions of the cleaned castings and the finish, and di
mensions of the buckle tongues end rollers, limit con
form strictly . to the standar gouges, which will bitap.
plied before japanning. After being thoroughly clothed
and freed from all sprees and irregularities they are to
be japanned in the b est manner.
he goods are to be put epic papers, in the usual man
ner, and packed, two hundred complete sets in a bag of
a quality, and marked as may be prescribed by the in
specting officer.
The ROIL - is to be subject to inspection at the manu
factory in all stages of its progress, and no goads are to
be received or paid for which have not passed inspec
tion.
Deliveries are to be made as follows:
Bidders will state the weekly rate at which they can
deliver.
Bidders will state the arsenal or arsenals where they
propose to deliver. and the number of sets they propose
to deliver at each place, if for tu.me than Gee. Failures
to make deliveries at a specified time will subject the
contractor to a forfeiture of the number he may fall to
deliver at that time.
•
No bids 'will be received from parties other than mu-
Jar menufacturers of the articles proposmi for, and who
are known to this Department tube capable of executing .
in their own shops the work proposed for.
Fortes of bids eau be obtained at the aborMnamed
arsenals. Proposalo not :mane out on Vile forus wilt
trot be eon* ishred.
The bidder will be required to Recce:was his ProPe
sltlonwith a guarantee, signed by two responsible per
sona, that, in case his bid be accepted, he will at once
execute the cot tract for the same, with good and suffi
cient sureties, in a sum equal to the =bunt of the con
tract, to deliver the articles proposed, la conrormitr
with the terms of ibis adrerusement; and in case the
said bidder should fail to enter into the contract, they
to snake good the difference between the offer of said
bidder and the next seeponrible bidder, or the person to
Whom the contract may be awarded.
The responsibility of the guarantors must be shown
by the attain! certificate of the Clerk of - the newest Dis
trict Court, end the Dotted Sates District at tosney.
Bends in the sum equal to the amount a tbe Contract,
signed by the contractor and bath - of his gn,rantors,
will be required DT the succeortil bidder or bidders upon
signing the contract
FORM' OF G
JOHN G. WHITTLER
We, the undertigned, residents in
county of --, and State of :hereby
Jointly and several y covenant with the United ktasse,
and guarantee, in case the foregoing bid of
be accepted, that he or they will at once execute the
contract for the same, write good and sufficient sureties,
in a sum equal to the amount of the cont,act, to furnish
the articles proposed in conformity with the terms'of
this advertisement, dated July 14, 1564, under which
the bid Will made; and In case the said shall
fall to enter Into a contract as aforesaid, we gnarantee
to make good the differouLebetWeen the offer of th 4 said
-- and the next lowest re,ponsible bidder or
the pawn to whom the contract may be awarded.
5 Given under our hands and seals
Witness: 1 this— day of —, 191—.
[Seal.]
[deal.]
To this guarantee must be appended the official card-
WO above mentioned.
. . .
Each Party obtaining a contract will be obliged to
enter into bonds with approved aaretles for the faithful
execution of the same. - •
Upon the award being made, successful bidders will
be notified and furnished with farms of contract and
bond.
The Department reserves the right to reject any or all
the bids if deemed unsatisfactory on any account.
Proposals will be addressea to • Brigadier General
George D. Ramsay, Coief of Ordnance, Wasblesson.
D. C.," and will be endorsed, "Proposals for Mallea
ble Iron Cavalry Trimmings. '
020. D. RAMSAY,
iy18• fully let Brigadier General. Chief of.Urdnance. .
FFICE DEPOT COMMISSARY OF
O
SUBSISTENCE_,_
W ASILTPOTON. D C icily 14, Mi.
- .
SRALED PROPOSALS are invited until the 21• t
at 12 o'clock M., for furnishing the Subsistence Demi
nicnt with
TWO THOUSAND (2,(I(0) BARRELS OF FLOUR.
The proposals will be for what to k now at this Depot
as Noe. l, ':. and Y. and bids will be entertained for any
quantity lea than the whole.
Bids mos: be in duplicate, and for each grade on soma•
rate sheets of paper.
The delivery of the Floor to oommence within five
days from the opening of the bids; and in such quanti
ties, daily, as the Government may direct; delivered at
the Government WarelionNe in Geormetown, at the
wharves or railroad depot lo ' Neshington, D. C.
Tho delivery of all Flour awarded to be completed
within twenty daps from the opening pi' the bids.
Payment will be made in curtiticategof tutiebtednevs,
or such other funds as the Government may have for
diehursetnent. .
. .
The usual Government inspection will ho made just
before the Fleur Is received, and none will be accented
which is not fresh ground,
An oath of allegiance must accompany the bid of each
bidder who hits not the oath on Ole in this office, and no
bid will be entertained from parties who have previous
ly failed to comply with their bids, or from bidders not
present to respond.
Government reserves the right. to reject anylll4 for
tiny cause. 'Bide to be addrened to the undersigned, at
0 Street, endorsed, "Proposals for Flour "
• S C. ORRUNI3
trlS•gt Captain and C. S. V.
A, SSI STAN T QUARTERMASTER
A
GENERAL'S OFFICE
PBILADnIMIIA, Pa.,
_Flay IS ISM
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received At this ogee
until 12 o'clock M., on TUESDAY, the 19th 0f.ju1v.1961.
for the ireterdlitte aleilv.ry at the UzIiTSU STACEi
STOREHOUSE, Hanover-street Wharf. of the following
described goariermaster's Stores:
. . . _
SAO pounds 110.71:10PB Leather. boat quality, slaughter
bidet, light Ades, pure oak-tanned.
0,001) Halter Chains, of 0 03 chain, T's on one end, and
plata on the other.
MO McClellan Saddles. •
3,000 Wall Brn,hre OP knots).
000 purrieee.Hulven (Wostenholm's).
l• All of the above articles -to be of the bolt of
tie it several kinds, and subiast to inspection. Bidders
will state price, both iu writing and enures, oanutits
of each article bid for, and the tthorteat titne required
for delivery ; price to Include pack egos and delivery.
The ability of the bidder to Mil the contrast meet be
guaranteed by two responsible persons, whose signa
tures west be appended .to the guarantee, and said
guarantee accompany the bid.
The right la reserved to reject all bide doomed too
high, and no bid from a defaulting contractor will be
received.
For further information, biddsrewill cal l at the Oft se,
No. 1131) GIRARD Street.
. . .
By order of (3010ual 080. R. Crosman, Aes't Q. 61
Ofn.ral. U. S . A. OBOROE R ORME.
!yin :it nantnin and A. Q. AU
PHRENOLOGICAL EXAMIRA
TIONS, with full deborlptiona of character, give)
.! • DAY and RVENING, by 'J. L. CAPS'S,
Ifth9 - WD= O lll Dto. A 5 Bnth TUTU Ears*
PROPOSALS.
QUATIANTER
GUARANTEE
PROPOSe LS FUR_ FLO U 6.
PROPOSALS.
ORDNANCE OFF] CE,
WAR DRPARTIIRICT.
WAPITINOTON, July 13, 1864.
SEALED PROPASA LS tall! he received at this office
Until W EDNESDAY, August S, at 4 P.M. for 12-pounder
Projectiles, to be delivered as follows, viz:
G.OPO 12.ponader Solid Shot.
8,0(012 pounder Shell, and
14,00012-pounder Sphericol Cage,
al nach of the following arsenate:
Watervliet Arsenal, West Troy, N. T.,
Watertown Arsenal, Massachrutette, and
Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsherg, Pence.
2,000 12-ponoder Solid Shot,
est° 12-pounder Shell aid
5.11 0 12 pounder Spherical Cole,
at the Sr. Louis Arsenal.
These projectiles are to he made of the kind of metal,
and 1/Ibrkcted after the miles It it down in Ito Orduaace
Mannal: the tensile strength of the Iron to be not loss
then 14,000 ponuds per foliate loch.
Drawings can be seen at any of the United States
arsenate.
The projectiles are to he Inspected at the foundry where
cast, and aro to be d•ltcered at the an:coals free of
charge for tranaportallon or handling.
Diddeis will elate the rate at which they will deliver.
Fslltireit to mcke deliveries at a specillfd time wilt cub
jest the contractor to a forfeiture of the number he may
fall to deliver at that time.
Hidden, will stub explicitly the arsenal or arsenate
where they propose to deliver, and the number of pro
jectiles they ProPOse to doll ver at each ple.se. If for more
then (MO.
/10 We will lie considered from partite' other then
regular fontidera or proprietors of works, who are
known to Ibis Department to he capable of execntlng
the work proposed for.
hhoilld any party obtaining a contract offer shell other
than those Chat SOMA own foundry, they will berejected,
and the, contract rendered null and void.
Forme of hid ran he ebratned at the above-named
smash , . Proposfas not made on/ coo tici4 /OM Wit
tint be etmeidered. .
GUARANTEE
The bidder will be recoiled to accompany his propo
sltioe with a guarautoe, slatted by two rosremslblo per
sons, that, In case his bid be accepted, be wilt at once
execute the contract for the same, with good and sot&
elent anretlem, iti a !mei equal to the amount of the con
tract, to deliver the nrtictn roposed in conformity
with the terms of this advertis p ement: and in case the
said bidder should fall to enter into the contract, they
to make good the difference between the offer of said
hinder and the 11;33 re.ponsiblo bidder, or the' person
to whom the contract may be awarded.
Tbn responsibility of the tfoarautora must he shown
by the official certificate of lie Clark of the Dourest Die-
Wet Court, or of the Petted States District Attorney.
Bonds In the mom equal to the unmet of the contract,
planed by the contractor and both his gdarantorm, will
Le r aired of the eurceed'ul bidder or bidders upon
idetaug tine contract.
„ .
FORM OF GUARANTEE,
We. the undernigned, romidenta of In the
county of —, and State of --. hereby
jointly end ,Leverally covenant with the.rnited gm tea,
anti guarantee. In cacti the foregoing hid of --
he accepted, that he 'or they will at once execute the
contract for the se me,•witn good and milllcient anreties,
In It smut elml to the amount of the cnutract, to font inh
the article., prommod in conformity with the term. of
Mix advertisement, dated July 13, ISM wider which
the hid was mode; and, In case the said Anti
full to enter into a contract AS Isforebaid, we guarantee
to make goal the difference between the offer of the said
and the next !Gwent rel,ponsible bidder, or
the perenu to whom the contract may be awarded
Wittman: Given under our band's and seals
thin day of IS6-.
-
(Sqf
[Seal.]
To this f.Tnarantee 1111 let he nrmended the flitted certi
ficate above in. ntion.d.
. • •
Each party obtaining a contract will be obliged to
enter Into hand., with approved sureties, for the faith
ful execution of the haute.
Vpnn the award beton wade, Pitccamiful bidder& will
be notified and furnished with forms of contract and
bond.
The Deportment reserves the right to reject any or all
the hide, i f deemed unaattsructory on any account.
PropoPsils will be addl./wood to "Brigadier general
INorge•D. Ramsay, Miami* Ordlanes, Washington,
D. C., and will Lo erultin•oti l'ropo=rls for 12-
po . under Projectiltot. GEORGE 1) RAMSAY.
mwftan3 Brig. GenPral, Chid of Ordaaut;i
...
BLACKSMITHS AND WHEEL
WRICEITS WANTED.
CHIRP QUARTRItStAFITER'FI OPPTCE.
WABRINOTON DEPOT.
WASIffICOTON, D. C.. July 4, ISB4.
Wanted at (+nee, to wort( in Government govair shops.
anartormasteree Department, Depot of Washington,
one hundred (NO) rood RCADESAILTHS, and one hun
dred (1(0)Rood WPSELIVRIGFITS
'The pay per month will he filmy dollarB (M), with
one.o (1) ration per day, and hospital priviiegea when
Apply
to Captain CGAS. B. TOMPKINS
t A.
_ft WI.:
;G. S. A., corner Twenty-second sed iT G
R T r ai h N . Vash
et°n ! " Billidler General and Chief Quartermaster,
lys-123 Department of Washington.
81INSTITUTES I—SUBSTITUTES 11--
SUBSTtTUTSSIII.
DRAFTED MEN, also enrolled citizens liable to the
Draft. can Le farnixbed with ROBETlTUTElcutirataais . a
FROM MILITARY z,err PAR TIMER YEARIk_SIt the . .
'VOLUNTEER AND SURSTUTE RECRU ITING •
AGENeY,, • • .
No. 4.26 WALNUT STREET• ' •
* PTITT4DELPHIA.
Applications solicited from all parts of the State. Oar
immediate attention guaranteed.
ifl.s-3t* S. H. JOSEPH di CO.
TEAMSTERS WANTED. • •
---- • •
Cltigefagaargagasvatt's OFPICIX,
DRPOT.
WAPItIMITON, D. C. July 9,
WANTED. at once, 9 EIREE HIIIeDRED THAN
STEM. each capable of driving with single line, and
managing nix-mule teams.
To such who are competent to perform the duty the
pay per month will be tairty dollars, with one ration
per day, end hospital privileges, 'including the best
medical attendance when sick.
h. a treets
z . plLt r o ne C r ar i g w al e n nt C yks a ft r l o o n s 11. a T m er
G pk s
. Washing
ton, b. C. D. it. RUCKER.,
Brig. Gen_ and Chief Qnartermaster,
Jyll.lSt Depot of Waskington.
WANTED—BY AN ACTIVE BUM
-1.: Mg MAN, a position where he can make him
self generally useful, either in or oat of the eitY. ad.
drdrew. , ANDERSON," -
yy15.21.• . Pr.** Omen. for one week.
rA NI ED- A GOOD PENMAN. AS
ENTRY CLERK. Ilia Jobbing Dry Goode Hou•e.
Also, an intelligent Lad fur nonnting-room. Address
Box 209, Pertualern...; • •.• • • .• • .1718 Ste
WANTED= I AVOLORRD BOY.. 14 OR
after s PrWl" tply t Vsllo6 r
WAN TED -TIIREB SUBSTITUTES
of good "Otitis . (mantles. 'tor the' Army of the
Potomac, to represent a gentleman Matt from milt.
tary duty. . Apply at 205 WALNUT Sit.. WU. .jolk‘tt
$5 000 •'58,00 . 0, $lO.OOO, AND OTHER
6 yea L
at 5
pe: O
cent.iler
n T a t
. L Ot n N i on to Mortpgo for
LE ro p REDNaIt,
i716-2;* No. 1152 Sooth FOUR C R Street.
86n A MONTH 1-1" WANT AGENTS
A- , at gip a mon it), animism paid, to sell my EVER.
LASTING 'PI/ROILS, ORIENTAL BURNERS, and U
other articles. Fi ft een oircolars eentfree. Address
ap3o.tittw3m. ;OUR P. LORD. Biddeford, !Salvo .
WANTED •TO. PURCHASE-A.
Awn Madoin,ballt - )WELLING, with good yard, situ-
Muir between •Broad and. Twentieth and Market and
Tine stream- : • • •
address "80x1915,7 1 Philadelphia?. 0. .13,16.3t*
al VAN TED- A 'DWELLING;
won. - rent not to . execil VW, between Eleventh end
Twentieth, Cbestont and Vioe; over a store or nate
avonld do. Addrrse " Roos.. "al this lice. .iT1531.
COPARTNE • IMPS.
NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNER
btu r. —TI e eubscriber , tier. by give notice, under
the provieions of the Arts of Assembly of the G,mmnu
\vt alth of Pennsylvania relsti ve to limited partnerships,
that they have formed a limited partnership, and - pub-
Ileh the following as the terms thereof:
.Firs& The name or the firm under which such part
nership is to be conducted is " WILLIAM 'l'. HOP
KINS.," ,
Second The general nature of the tinniness to be
trannsctnd in the making. fitting. bnying..and stilling of
SKiIiTS and the water:nix tberlfor.
Third. The nittne of the general partner Is WILLIAM
I'. HoPKINS, who residee at 307 North Ninth street, in
the city of Philadelphia The name of the special part•
nor is St IN S. IIf)PKIXS, trim reside& at Wye
Talbot county, in the State 0f Maryland.
Fourth The amount of capital contributed by the
Said special partner to the common stock le Fifteen Han
dred Dollars.
Fifth. The said partnership is to commence on the
Eighteenth Day of Jnne. 1564, and terminate on the
Seventeenth Day of June, A. D. IvividB,37.
.. T. HOPKINS,
J. 2.' HOPKINS.
Jrl4ll ISth, 1664. jeV) oilk"
•
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE .1 ASSU•
-a- CIATED themselvee together under the arm of
BOLTON, DYREMAN, AL Cu., and will continue the
Oar Banding business In all its branches at the old
establishment, corner TWENTY-FIRST and HAMIL
TON Streets. SOS R. BoLTON,
GEO R DYREHAN.
0. W. CHILDS.
JULY 1, IBM.
•
NEW ROUTE •.
•
II IC• - 111kva . A 4 Df- - -1:,..;-4 z 4 ai
FLA NORTH PENNSYLTAYLA RAILROAD.
TIRE AND DISTANCE SAVED !
BY 7 A. M. EXPRESS TRAIN, FROM. TITS NEW
DEPOT, THIRD . STREET, ABOVE THOMPSON,
e ~~ t ~
RETURNING,
Leave wrucssis A RRE at 1 P. soaking close con
nection at Bethlehem with North Pennsylvania Ba
rren 'MIA, and arrive in Philadelphia at sx P. AL
FARE 54.25
•
e.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
ELI;XS..CLARK.
. . AGENT
THE _VII DER STONED; BREWERS 0
the City of PhiladelPhia, in consequence of the
continued advancing prices of Malt, Hops. Leber,
rnel, &c., end toe inereaFed fxiwnse* Ina:dont te the
manufacture and delivery of MAL r LIQUORS, are cone
ptiltd to
ADVANCE THE PRICES OP THEIR PORTER A?.11)
ALE
to the following rates, to go into effect ON AND AFTER
71415 DATE:
DIiAIIGIIT ALE,per Barrel
" PORTIR
BOTTLING ALE, ••
" PORTER, "
Respectfully.
William Gaul; Abbott & Co..
Massey, Collins, & Co., Philip dockers,
Frederick Lauer, rietiao Schmidt.
Leo& k Gray, Dlthmar at Co.,
Joists Porkier, W. D. Smith & Co.,
mes Moors, George W. Gray
PIIII,ADNI.PRIA. Icily 14. 1564.
TO FAMILIES RESIDING IN TEE
COUNTRY.
We' pre rs .
_ii honitoibiNC to supply townie ,
M their Country Itesbiwww with every description of
FIN'S GROCERIES, TEAS, ic., &a.
ALBERT. ROBERTS,
mvn-er Corner ILBVILWTH and VMS SW
RICATON. .DENCKLA t HARD
WARE COMMISSION MERCHANTS; 507 COM.
hi ERCE, and 510 NOoTEI Streets, ore. for eats:
Anchor Brind Nall.; Plyelotith Mill Sleets.
W.. & S. &atelier's Cant Steel ; Eagle Cabinet Locks.
Potwan's Boren Nall.; Loeke's School States.
Copper. Brass, and iron Wire; Cotton Carl e.
Also a full aamortmant of America° H ar dware . f.A-Ota
AHBR 0 TYPISTS, PIICiTOGRAPH
MO, rind AMATEURS, bur- your materials of
every description froth °SORGE CABLES & CO 'S
Philadelphia Stock depot, 333 .CHKSTNUT Street,
Phtladelphis.. They hare the largest stock or goods.
and sell outfits with second•band Cameras lower ?Inn
any other bongo in the trade. Also. the best ALBUMEN
WATKR ip market. a jllll.lt.
INVALUABLE PORTRAITS - TH E IR
charm capstans In a fatthml.4.linesttion of thatares
and natural eXpre.ploti. B. F. RERUN'S t R
arps an
Photographs In Oil Colors excel In this. 084 ARCH
Focal; 11,*
1 \TORY TY PES, THE MOST CHARM
svocintons of likt nosscs natant. what' done to
L. B. BEIM ER'S ClUSTirpatAed Style...9hnl r colorinir
and arra n g omen t are artistic and manual. 624 ARCIt
Street:
CLARET WINE.-200 CIAPES °LA MIT
Wise, tor'salo Ly R. P. MIDDLEToN,
j015.6t ' No. 5 North FRONT 6troot.
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
HORSES!
WAX DRP.III7I(RIrT, CAVALRY BOBRAI7,
OPPreFt OP COMP QOARTIMMAdTKR
WASHINIITON, D. C. July 4,19 0 1.
Will be mold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the bletest
bidder, at the times and places named below—ric:
LEBANON, Penna., THURSDAY, July. 11th,
READING. Penna . THURSDAY. July. 21. t. 1961.
BeRRISRURCL Penna., THURSDAY, July 73ttij
1661
ALTO, Penns , THURSO AY, Anivaiit 4tb. 1804.
WILLIAMS
1904.
TWO HUNDRED (200) CAVALRY HORSES at east
place.
The.. Hornes have been condemned as unfit tar the
Cavalry rervica of the Army.
For Road and Farm purposes many 1(00a bargain.; Mar
be had.
Horses gold singly.
Terme; Cash, in United States Currency.
Lieut. Col. and Chief Quartermaster
Cavalry Bateau.
- p 1.1 ALI C DALE OF 1' NC L A.I D
ODDDS remitting in the Warehon.e of the PM
LADF.T.PIITA AND READING ItAtbßrtAD emyr_
PANT, TIIJRTEENTII and CALLOWRILL Streets,
Philadelphia.
The art:cies described in the following ecitedale,
having been consigned to the Station named below, on
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, and
Agrees, after due And legal notice, not having isken
them awsY, nor paid the CORN and expenses of carriage,.
will be exposed to public sale or ewer., at the several
flattens mimed below, on oATURDAIr, Sept.mib n e 17,
ISe4; the sale to commence at ten o'clock In the fore
noon of said day:
=ME=
S. I'. Hammy,
M. Barlor,
S. Jaclipon,
L. Lowrie,
Dr Wrii. ht.
C. Megrargee.
Pasehall Morrin,
P. MeDooarigli,
Dr. Wright,
Dr Wrinnt. •
A. Thompson,
A. Croon, • •
Bauer,
J. W. I penetr.
W. Harlin.
.1 P. Honlerheimer,
Paschall Morris.
Afereha n is' Inn Co,
Cansol'm lns. Co.
J. Collion.
J. Lneas A: Co.,
M. C Sadler,
S. LC ei(44.
[s.Hallman.
eorgo Gr. filth,
B Kerebtrlager,
R a.p.
P. Wilnon,
J. Long .4: Bro..
B. Cal man.
L. Woirensberger,
IG. Dorian.
J. Powers.
Sbanbacker,
J. H. Klino,•
.1. Hall.
W. 11. Richards,
i. 741. Harris, •
IR. &S. Allen, •
R. Ashburn.
Ithiladelpb in.
The abeveartic ns trill be exposed to pnblic sale, as
aforesaid, according, to the provisions of tits first atection
of the Act of Assembly of the Cornmonwalth of Penn
sylvania. approved the sixteenth day of March A. D.
1568; with all the reenirements of which tb., Philadel
phia and Reading Railroad Company have in ail re
sp. eta complied. The Act of Assam Al* is as follows:
" Ceintuission merchants and ;actor., and all com
mon carrier:, or other iwrsone having a lien a PM goods,
wares. and merchtedise, for or on acconnt of tb cote
and expeneee of carriage or storage, or any other charge
arising from the tran,portatloc, keeping, or storage of
sorb property, in cam* the owners or consignees shall
not pay or discharge the arnonnt due for such cost, ex-
Pence. carriage. storage, or other charges. boreinhefore
tamed, may, after the expiration of ninety days
frets the notice hereinafter provided, proceed to
bell the same, or so much thereof as may be necessary
to discharge said lien, at public auction: Prosida,,
Tbat notice of sale shall be given as reonire i for she
riff's sales of personal property, and that thirty davit'
vol ice of said lien lie given to the owner or consignee
of the property, if they can be found, and in ulee they
cannot be FO found, that the same sham ad ver ti,,i
weekly iu some newspaper published in the proper city
or connty to which the goods, ware.. or merchandiae
have been consigned, for font* conseentieo week.: before
the sale, the residue of money arising from such sale.
after deducting costs of transportation, charge,- and
storage. ad vettising and sale, to be held subject to the
order of the owner or owners of such prop.rtv. "
G. A. xtrltyni.r.s.
General Superintendent.
REAnTn3, Pa., June 10. ISal. • lvl/1-11
ANIXISEMESITS.
THE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS,
-a• CHESTNUT Street. above Tenth, Is OPEN DAILY,
for violtors. from OA_ At to 6P. At . .
PERSONAL.
pB RBON AIs.—RED OR BLLQR
'BALL EARDROPS, Weenie per pair, at 916 RAM
Street. • " . • . t 7113-20
PEBSONAL.—:—RED OR BLACK iitare
EAR DROPS. SAT Mate Der . Dab. 018 lAOI
*repot. ' iylS4r
BOARDING.
FURNISHED ROOMS -A SUITE OF
-a-
ROOM S on Fecond floor, with private bath, with ge
vithont nom',in choice iceeti o n on Walnut e t re% Ad..
dye,. "BAKSR," thi. office.
in.EAMANTOWN.-T WO DESIRABLE
ROOMS can be lad at White Cottage,on DUMMY
Street, second home west of Groan. igt44lt•
ROA.RDING.-T WO SECOND-STORY
4 J . moms TO LET. st. 132 North TENTH Et. !e7-t!
LOST AND FOUND.
T OST, ON SATURDAY, JULY 1.7714
- 1 - 4 about Fifty Sheep and Lambs The finder will bo
literally rewarded and ell eapensee paid. by giving le
formation at Stall No. 2U and 21.3 Franklin M 4 rlret,,
TENTH, below Market streets.
.ifl7-Sts
11DOCKET BOOK FOUND IN TEli
-A- PRESS OFtICE —The owner in requested to coins
forward, prove property, and take it away. Apply.
' afterlo a. X , st< tba Counter of this ()Moo. ITIG-tf
-EDUCATIONAL.
A (GRADUATE OF HARVARDtWITR
an arperleoes • [ten years in teaching, will alien IR
this city, in SEPTEMBER, a School for Young L ades
Number limited to fifteen. Terms, Sl5O a e ar,
2.IPERRNOII.9 — Rev. Dr. Farness, lee Pine mirsett
Rev. Roger Owen Chestnut Hill •; Wm. H. Trritter ,
Seq., 36 lgorth Front street; J. E. Esq., SIB
York avenue, Philadelphia; Ex-Presidents sparks and
Walker, Cambridge, Must,- I. S. Rreith,Eso_,. Doretura.
tor. Maes ;John Ruggles, Eau, Brighton, Mass. Art.
dress
Je27-Im.
L. H. BUCKINGHAM, Chestnut HULL
PHILADELPHIA COLLEGIATE IN
STITUTE FOE. YOUNG LADIES. No. 1530 ARCM
Street. Rev. CHAS. A. SMITH, D. CLARENOS
SMITH, d. 3L, Principals.
Ninih Vier. Three Departments: Primary. Amnia.
ri m e . an d collegiate. Full college coarse in Glees's%
Mathematics, higher English, and Natural Science, let
those who graduate. Modern Language.% Music, Paint.
lag, and Elevation by the best masters. For droulareb.
apply at 1.03 CHESTNUT Street, or address Box 1511.
P. 0.. Phil: dblnbia.. erelleeme
EXCURSIONS.
GRAND PLEASURE MC
erillitaZZ.,t%
017RSIONS TO LAHR 8 0 PERIOR.-01111
of the • following splendid Bret-class steamers, visa
CLEVELAND, ILLINOIS, NOhTHERN LIG:- T, LEON
CITY, TRAVELER, METEOR, IRON SIDES. LAO LA
W
BELLE. and PEABIC, will leave • CLEVELA3D,
Ohio. at 8 o'clock P. M.. each dey of the week. aroma
Saturday and Sunday, and Detroit, Michigan, on' the
following days at 2 o'clock P. M.. through the month,.
of JULY and AUGUST, making Grand Excursion Trig*
to the many points of Interest on the Great Inland Sea*
of America, which, for utility. pleasure and healthatre
unsurpassed by any other on the Con tinent.
This trip of over LOCO miles embraces six degrees et
latitude, and eleven of longitude, and incindee in Ica
circuit Lakes Erie, St. Clair, 'Huron, and SupertororDir
the beautiful. rivers Detroit. St. Clair and AL Mary's.
Te many and extensive mines of iron and coats,
unequaled by any in the world, with the newly-dig
covered and inviting deposits of silver lead, wild ma
romantic scenery, combined with its pars and brastug
climate, render the Lake Superior trip one of far more
than ordinary attraction to the capitalist, the stndeal.
the pleasnre-seeker, or the invalid.
The above-named steamers are elegantly-Sited
with large atry Cabins and State-Rooms, while even
Precaution has been taken to provide for the safety awe.
comfort of passengers.
Pare.inclndingState-Rooms and Neale, about 23 eerM
per mile Time occupied in making the round trip, from
8 to 10days.
Room! eeenred, and farther information obtained. An
application to proprietors.
ROBT. HANN A & Co.. Cleveland, Ohio,
HUSSRY & AIeBRIDE.
J. T WHITING & Co.,
Detroit, lilenices,
JOHN HUTCHINGS,
,80/141015 , •
• • • •
FOR SALE ANILTO LET.
. .
FOR SA L E-B RA' SS FOUNDRY
MARV! EDO ne, Lstbeg,TOols and Fixtures of evem
kind. in complete working order. Apply on the eremi
tes. 1005 HEACH street, Kensington. • igis-er,
in TO LET—A DOUBLE THREE-
Se& STORY BRICI3• HOUSE. %lilt modern improen
mentq. Rent taken out to Peat*. Apply at No. FAS
FLFRETH'S Alley, between Front and Seennd and.
Aral and Race streets. iTIS St"
de FOR SALE—A FARM, CONTAIN
.. Ma ING 103 acres of superior LA:t 0, situated leftover
county. on the Philade phis and Baltimore Central
Railroad, near RlkYiew Ration, two hours time front
the city, 40 miles. Improrententa. new brick Dwelling,
state root, 8 rooms; new frame Barn. 40 by SO feet; ft*
House, Corn Crib. Sc., Sc. Apply to
ROBERT suf.:mac; OR.
3ylB 419 0 7.41,140 r Street.
GREEN STREET, NEAR TEIR
PARK. —A very desirable Residence, Let f.:3 feet
front by IP3 fest deep to a back street. 'yt t e eatuatiou
Nei, overlooking nearly all the city. and oembinei
tity and coutary edema/tees.. I,arge front aud side yard.
Immediate possession.' Terms ileellfrimodattniz
BONSALL BRO 1 .,
116 North NINTH Street.
di FOR SALE—DWELLING 2030
AlLik and 2(52 Green Street.
Dwelling S. E. corner Nineteenth and Brandywine.
ktrellingsMand 203 e Monet Vernon, aide yard.
: ,;,;,diner 2039, Ally and 3041 Wallace.
Valuable rartnernti Lando and good Bond'
Inge, near Chester. no RailrOad.
Ito acres In Camden cnnnt., et $l6 per acre.
Pleasant Oohs it and .S.ahle, with one acre of grata&
at Burlington, N. J. Very cheap.
Cottage. with itahle and good Lot, at Tioga.
Also, a large variety or other nr.oerttes, both city and
country. B. F. GLENN , 123 FOttliTH Ftineat.
jyl6 and S W. cot. SEVENTEESTB. and GRETA.
FOR SALE. - WBRING TO
diminish my stock for the enmmer Salt4oll.
would offer for we s x good and well trained horses,
soileble for either maims' or gentlemen's %futile. Ap-
I). to EIIGEkE DE
jrl&3t• Riding Spboal, DIJOA.II. SL, below iiprnee.
FOE CAPE DIAY.-TTAN
tannch and commodious steainer MAN
-I.IAITaN, Captain E. A. Ryther, of the Cane May Liao.
is now making her regular trips , to Cape May, leavtve
ARCH-STREET Vi'llAßF. every TO BSDAY. THURS
DAY, and SA TURDAY,_at o'clock; return wit:
leave Cape May every Mouday, Wedustsday, and liht•
day, at 8% o'clock, touching at New Castle, going and.
returning.
Fare 02.50, carriage hire included; children kali
price. Servants 91.60. carriage hire extra.
Freight at low rates. No freight received after V
o'clock, and to all cases most be pre-psid.
JOS. A. STE WA RT, Agent.
r. ,,,=a 4 FROM NEW YORK, FOE'
NEW HAVEN, HAETPON__D !SPRING
FIELD. and BOSTON. —The eteatnens CONTINENT/11.
end ELM CITY teems Peek Slip, Ewa dANT.AII I
lb P. M. and 11 at nicht itaaaato
si ar s e FOR ALBANY AND .TROT,
via Delaware and Raritan Canal —The
ant • ' OLIVE BRANCH.' . ' Capt. Juba Termer. wilt
Nde tur the ahoy. points on WED3ESDAY. Saly2oalL,
at ao'clock P. N.
For Iron/ht. which will be taken at roaantiable rata",
apnly to . D. T. PLASM:LIN. agora.
Jyl6-4t No. 3018. DELAWARE Asteaaa.
fr. 34
ESOCE'Y'S •
COTTAGE ORGANS.
fret only nrorx.csiLND bat arrEcmAtaxa) la plaltr.
.)!Tone and Power, dealt - reed especially for tlan.reheo,'
and Schools, not tuned to be squally well adopted
:he Parlor and Drawbur Boom. For sale only b
S. M. BRUCI
PO. IN North SEVENTH st;...t
also, *complete warty:tent of the, Perfect Melee*.
Jon/depth OD band • ' arrlß.3s
(Zi . f7 LADIES' TRUSS AND BRACES
STORE—Conducted by Ladies. TWEL77I I
arm doer below Race. Every article to Itetc.
line elrwant, easy. and correct in make. C. H. aNB
DLES, Proprietor, attends to Gentlemen, co toe comet
of TWELFTH and RACE SWIMS& L B.—Proreeetoul
ne en raey inetired.
MONUMENTS AND GRAVE.
6ToriEt3.—A large assortment of Grave-Stones, of ,
f &riots dealgias. outdoor the finest Italian and random;
Marble, conetantly on hand at the garble Work. of
ADAM STEINMETZ, RIDOS Avenue, below Elesentalt
'greet, Philadelphia, st43-31:111.
=EMI
2 boxes cards.
hdl.k. spokes.
1 box mkelotons..(Are)
1 box bedding.
1 box mdse.
8 hogs Pulp.
1 reaper
lot sundries.
1 box books.
1 box books.
2 sacks charcoal
1 box 11 sonde.
bl. [many.
1 box &age.
1 store.
'Able pickles.
lu seed bOWArb.
box honks,.
2 boxes booke.
1 blx rem. ers.
Ics,k paint.
11 Iron safe.
lold lumber.
1 old rate.
100 bdles. handles.
2 empty keg..
1 empty keg
1 bbl. feathers. •
1 boo wage.
• 1 ornoty
11. Lox sad can.
3.mory bat( bbts.
1 keg Yam
I box.
1 half 1,1.1. and ken.
1 keg mineral water.
2 bble. corn,
.1 empty bbl.
empty bble.
'1 half bbl.