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Where Aro the Pollee?
liar of The Press:
ould beg leave to call the attention of
r authorities through your columns to tho
system of potty thieving which has been
being carried on in the Fifteenth ward.
year since I moved my family
,from the
ward to Nineteenth street, above Vino.
r of things have been stolen from your
, such as doorkoys, wire window frames,
, &o. It Is a difficult matter to find a
in that neighborhood. Scones of the
lasting character have been enacted on
common In that vicinity; window panes
u from time to time, and common woman
o streets up till midnight, making it un
mpleasont for our families to be out aftor
do hope this state of things will be re-
Yours, truly, 01TIZSN.
, icr.,rniA, July 20, IEO4.
“Nehru JEqualliy.”
ilor of The Press :
to followlug fitcls, token from a private lot..
of our honored officers of rank, will speak
elves. I think they should be published
her Illustration of the atrocious nature of
also showing who it is that pracliccs negro
• nil amalgamation :
hi planter, by the name of Griffin, has
y a nogross slave of his own. Tneso two
.vidently rebel soldiers, and of very Hatt
ir mother being a mulatto. Grifla
qll as his children and slaves, they being
esession. Would you believe that fars.
d Miss Griffin, Indies or education, and
nod in this country, could have the taco to
to the to plead for the rendition of this
unblushlngiy acknowledging this foul
husband end father I Forgetful of all
Insensible to all dishonor, being only, do
ccorcring their lost property i I never
such a scene before. The father, negross
ifs and daughter, all crying and pleading
case of the boys. I refused all their ea
etormined, If the boys aro negroes, to put
ue negro regiment, and try and make coon
is it not a strange elate of society when a
I. disgraced in the eyes of his own wife and
by producing offspring from his own no
-1 And these are the people who cry out
epro equality, and are shocked at the
of their becoming freemen I"
r, yours truly,
atLelllA, July 21,1964.
in First Russian Iron• Clads.
t Iron clad war vessels ever constructed In
ve just been safely launched from the new
In St. Petersburg. Their names aro the
I enya (Touch. me.not), and the Smertott
, out), and they are thus described
'etron Merlyn, the larger of the two, Is
ong, 63 feet broad, and 27 feet deep. She
.d from stein to stem with armor 53.
tick at the waterline, and 4); inches on
Ming surnice of the stiles, on a backing of
aches In thickness. The a rmameut will
twenty 200-pounder rifted stool guns. The
y is of 460 horse-power, and in addition
an auxiliary engine for working large
d driving a fan blast to ventilate all parts
eel. The draught of water of tit.. .Matron
lien fully equipped for service, and with
on board, will bp 15 feet. The launch
ht was 9 feet 0 Indies, the entire armor
the sides, with the oxceinion of 25 plates
and the Fame number at the stern,
roe thought desirable to fix after the vea
-Ibe afloat. A rifle turret stuffier to the
on the Warrior 18 placed on the upper
°Tared with 43;.inch armor, and la provided
trical apparatus to convey the cantata's
ins to the gun-deck, the engine-room, and
man. As the Netron blenya Is destined
coast defence and for service In the Bol
in be only lightly rigged.
..:inertch Is a double turret vessel about
size and tonnage as, but in all other re
great Improvement on, the Danish iron
p Rolf Ereke. The oltief dimensions are
s Length, 190 feet ; breadth, as feet,
14 feet. The draught of water when to
rim will be 10 feet 0 inches ' • the armor is
thickvand extends the entire length of
nil to a depth of four feet below the line
n, The armament Is carried in two ro
. urrets constructed on captain Gales'
These turrets.have an internal diameter
, and are each capable of carrying two
s; but being the fi rst turrets on Coles'
lade in Russia, it is wished that 'every
bould be given :to insure a puccessful
t.l in this instance but one pounder3oo. gun
.laced in each turret. The armor on
Is varies from 6 to 43; inches In think
ie top of the turrets and the surface
pper deck are covered with plating
thick. The hull is constructed with
ttom and sides, for the purpose of
safety in the event of the outer shell of
being pierced by a shot or being run into
my. The space between the outer and
toms is also divided by transverse bulk
o numerous water-tight compartments,
hilted with pipes for pumping out in ease
e, or for tilling with water to Increase the
of the vessel, and thereby diminish the
'ye the water exposed to the enemy's are.
unching of the vessels was conducted with
oniony. In the absence of the Emperor,
"rabbe minister of the marine, represent
ussian ' Government, assisted by Prince
General SuwarolT, the Military Go-
St. Petersburg, and other great officers of
c event being one of unusual interest in St.
, both sides of the Neva, and every point
h a view of the launches could be obtained
ded by an Immense concourse of specta-
nother Lord Dundretiry.
Dnndreary Married and Done For, ,, le the
awkward title ea new play, written by
on, and just produced In London. It has
to Dundreary's matrimonial miseries.
cum says, desoribing it':
tiger la with his propensity to blundering
ho facility with which his intellect es
disagreeable •irupressions, • that Lord
may prove Insensible to .his various an-
Asa Trenchard is at his elbow, however,
us a crisis. Lady Georglane Dundreary,
r mothet's tuition, has undertaken the
ant of her husband which she pumas m
end in that languid manner natural to
dulgent disposition. Early, too, she sus
there is peril in the experiment, and that
y be something more in his lordship
upposed. The •mother has no such
ut proceeds to rule his lordship's esta
at her pleasure, proposing to pull
rtments, without consulting. him, and
.er relatives on his purse and hospitality.
onecionable persons appropriate his dress
and cap, his horse, his gun, his money,
ed, everything that is his, and then abuse
.of having supplied them with a better
t. Lord .Dundreary, it is evident, Is on
road to ruin; perplexed and annoyed, ho
sa Trenchard, who mantully and honestly
• is aid. Little expecting that his lordship
t anything, the Intruders are surprised at
n turn• in affairs, and begin rapidly to dis
t last his lordship Is victorious, and Mg.-
Is triumph by kicking over the tray in his
bands, and dancing amid the broken
Ich he has upset. On this incident the
lie. This piece, though a sequel, is more
than such productions generally are. Mr.
ctod the part admirably, and with great
L OP REBEL PRISONERS AT ELMIRA.
re Advertiser says the train containing the
.oners not killed at Lackawaxen reached
e on Saturday night. They numbered
tit hundred. Lieutenant Colonel Eastman,
ant of the post, with wise foresight, had
ry preparation for reception of the injured
=the uninjured. He had ordered twelve
aggageowagons, the bottoms deeply lined
to be in readiness to receive the rebel
. The work was easily accomplished by a
nt of Colored substltutes,lin case of all who
ble to move themselves, while those who
• to walk and help themselves in a measure
fully helped ty their comrades and others
, laces in the wagons.
n as the wounded bad been comfortably
to the wagons, the procession started for
No. 3, where a,.warm, comfortable meal
oiliness for prisoners and gnarls, who had
polled to pass through so much suffering,
nd hunger for the past thirty-six hours.
ck building was set apart for the wounded,
condition made as comfortable as possible
rgeons. It was found that of the rebels
e were wounded slightly and severely.
re seven fractured thighs and dye frac
s. The rest were suffering from contu
. flesh wounds, severe about the face, and
njuries.
nettles from thancoldent, as near as we can
, sum up as follows: Killed outright and
• . r where the accident occurred, of the re-
Left behind at Laokawaxen, unable to be
brought on by the train, 15. Brought •on
ain, 85. Making In killed and wounded, 148.
, en of the Veteran Reserve Corps killed and
the place of accident, 17. Brought on and
pital, suffering only from bruises and con
. o. Loft behind, unable to be moved, 8. Ma
ll 35.
ly a guard escaped destruction who was
On the platforms between the oars. One
mself over in an oat field severely bruised
e accident, while his companions were
Instantly. 'The muskets were broken and
and the barrels twisted and bent double.
-ro brought along as sad relics, The pas
rs of the train, some sixteen In number,
pletely demolished, and another new train
made up of common box cars ' spread with
the bottom, upon which the Inmates me
ride the beet way they could.
RAOCi TN JOHNSTON'S ARMT.—The army
dense of the Ulnolonati Commercial, under
uly le, contains the following :
, rival at this juncture of &en. Bragg in
.'s army, is indicative of important Mali
n the movements and policy of the enemy.
rrived on Tuesday last, and was received
ch enthusiasm by the soldiers of his old
.1, many of whom still retain their old rave
him and long for his return to the coin
lot nston it Is well known, is jealous of
ho, as military adviser and commander-in
no doubt arrived on the theatre of opera
give a new line of policy and chalk out a
I in which Johnston must walk hereafter.
mation as to his arrival in and reception by
~, is correct and may be relied upon. Rebel
re very silent upon military affairs just
I this celebrated addition to the,army of
0 Georgia Is not even announced. The
9 Atlanta Oral, however, of yesterday, is
which I have been permitted to peruse, is
)11;illt over something and declares that now
bee army will be driven into the Ohatta-
The last retreat has beeti made, and At
om°. Strange to say, in another column,
a grows grandiloquent over the career of
el, which It declares will remain in Atlanta
end encourage the soldier, until the enemy
Ito gates of the city. It also announces that
wspapors, except it, have left Atlanta for
tI, that the work of emptying the city of
4, bnoes quietly on, and when the Yankees
ery will find nothing but empty houses and
Is to greet them. This does not look much
leg confidence in their ability to drive the
. into the Uhattaboochle.
GEVICHAL il.U7przlt GARRARD AWAY
N0T024141 STATIII4.—Tho Wheeling Went
'dices the arrival In that city of Colonel
rt l of General Hunter's late expedition, and
colonel U. makes a defence for the taking
ironee statue of Washington, which we hare
,re heard. It had been determined to burn
liter! Institute at Lexington, in which the
was standing, and the destruction of the
g, without first removing the statue, would
. 0 have resulted in the destruction of the
It was therefore removed, and, after the
w as burned, Colonel U. and many other
' u rged that it should be brought to West
a. The Colonel thinks that, while It is true
9 elf men waves ected the statue aro now dead
thou gr, and had nothing to do with the
wicked rebellion, if the bad been still
t i ny would have done Just as y
General Hunter
t w as in the hands .of degenerate sons of
B iros, who had no business with it, and this
seated to be the prevailing opinion among
core and men of the couumand.'l
A na, WAY OF 1111 FARTING INFORMATION.—
spol.lollt
ed writes : A novel mode t
o of gg
, benight rebels on the subjecf the ['real
, woe ety has recently been tried with success
,ur IlnioS. A common boy's kite is sent sky
nd rebelvrard whenever the wind is favors.
~,11 4 two strings, one strong and the other
T o S particularly weak spot in the weak
brindle of the printed promises of tho am-
A fastened, When the kite is high onough,
aring far within tile rebel lines, the stout
is slackened j and all the strain is brought
he weak. Instantly the cord , parts at the
spot, and the proclamations, r tlilek as au-
I leavesilwitioh strew the streams in Vallam
shower gently o'er hill, and plain, and
up, where the rebels can pick thorn up, Is
•t a brilliant thing, and worthy of universal
e higenradtri—Washinoton
CITY ITEMS.
Nxw Dtscommits or COMM.—The last nom..
her of the Lake Superior Miner contains some inter
esting statistics of the lands of the Winona Mining
Company, located In the Ontonagon distriat:of Lake
Superior. The writer says they bare found a
remarkably wide belt of heavy barrel and rich
Ftnmp work, pieces of the former of thirty pounds
weight, nearly pure, haring been extracted tut
week. It is 12 to 15 feet wide, and rich almost
beyond anything that has yet boon discovered. The
credit of the discovery is said to be due to Mr. Joel
Tresidor, the man who first found and opened the
Tresider lode , at the Bohemian. ,We believe tkat
this rich development mill speedily place the
44 Winona' , among the very best copper companies
yet organized.
.ltw E.:roman EXQUISITR.—An English nobleman
of the time of James I. used to have clothes trimmod
with great diamond buttons, and to wear diamond
hatbands, cpckades, and ear-rings, to ho yoked with
great and manifold ropes and knots of pearls—in
short, to he manacled, fettered, and imprisoned
In jowels. With all this extravagance, his attire
was not in good taste, and ho did not present
an appearance so really elegant as if he had worn
Such a suit as can ho procured now-a-days at the
Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Rockhill & Wilson,
Nos. Oa and 005 Chestnut street, above Sixth.
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First-clam Clothing.
Superior Clothing.
Ready-made Clothing.
Charles Stokes & Co.'s Clothing.
"One-price" Clothing.
Untler-the-Contineutal Clothing.
" LIMIT WORE AND GOOD PAT." —.A. ploasant
and profitable agency, for tho sato of good books,
may bo had by addressing, with stamp, Fowler Sk.
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TER HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT OH STRAW,
FILL?, and other Hats can be purchased of Oblides
Oakford & Sons, 834 and 838 Chestnut fared, Cont.
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CAPE MAT, LONG BRANON, ATLANTIC CITY.—
A. tine assortment of ladles' and gentleman's bath
ing dreams can be found at John O. Arrison'e, Nos. I
and 9 North Sixth street..
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of misses, children's,
and boys' hats, at reduced prices, can be purchased
of Charles Oakford & Sons, 834 and Me Chestnut
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D R Douglass, New York
W A Goodyear, Maryland
R H Reeve, New Jersey
B II Smith, New York
G J Doe, Bosun
C Ackerman, Hasten
Mlea A SI Lawell. Easton
A Niles, Milford, Del
WI Carter, Beaver Meadow
6 W ADVIL Wash, D
Pro(J H Woodcock, N Y
P Torrey, New York
E 6 Torrey, Wash, D
R H Cummins, Wilm. Del
F J Owens. el D. fiarrisb'g
Crypt R Leavett, Baltimore
I W Dickson, Baltimore
imerelal.
W E Ash, Coatesville
leo Magian's, Pottsville
B hlaginnie, Pottsville
Jno Vauderslice, Phcenixv
E F Peeitypacker,Phoialgv
(Jas Grier, Chester co
A P Gregg
H Hobart, Enstort
W C James, W Chester
G W Whitaker, Mt Clare
R Aronson, .Roch‘ster, N Y
•C Monjeare. l( Hampshire
Thou L Bogers,•lisw York
W R Geis, Johnstown. Pa
C W Easy,
_Johntown, Pa
C E Deem. New York
Mrs Reed, New York
H D Smith, Pluatsrille. Ct
B Deets, Pittutown, N I
atonal.
J M Bowman, Lebanon
0 0 Steinmetz
B Bowman. Parma
Mrs Black, Washington
Mho Black, Washington
J T Seybert
H Bholnfield. Ohio
Jobn Mansfield
y nhesif.
Chan H SOlebnry
Pat Martin, Ireland
WN Ty.on,Camp Garay, Vit
IV Wright. Jerrey City
L Stockton, New Hope
Al Pearson. New Hope
Jimmie!. Montgomery co
JT Dungan. Suetleton. pa
k Bear.
Joel Peter, nelnemaneellle
S Reinert, Ilelnemansyille
L Herber. Helnemanayllle
Deal Kalttle, Mbland
Amos Boyer & la,Pox Oh'e
John Gore, Carbondale. Pa
a Eagle.
L R Lantz, Fogalamina
J T Landon, Lyons
W Bearer, onnvills
It Herr, Anneals
A 1? Bartolet, Reading
W T 31cCair, Washington
W sEmery,Paltnyra
IS in Idonberger. Monroe co
R Meeker, Carbon co
es Unless.
B ariffith •
A J Wolfklii, Lewistown
W M Donnelly, Concord
'W Llttiefleld, atille, Pa
E A Yarnell, Cheater so
(I W Rolxirts, Baltimore
H V Winfield. Baltimore
J Thomas, Baltimore
W Belay
TER POPIIL&H CLOTHING ROME OF PHA&
WHEBLER Lt WELBOIVB MODEM' PlUMnril
LOCK-STITCH
SEWING MAGIIINES.
THB OHBATIBT, BIitYLBST. ♦RD BISB'T
so•.*.noms. ./04 . 1fITIRIPPNTIT Atr••t. abOVA &youth.
711.1f-.E__FCRXEID
DIDID.
LILY.—At West Chester, Pa , July 20Lh. Grace Caro•
Me, youngest daughter of the late William Mix, of
New Devon, Goon.. aged 39 years
Interment at Woodland Cemetery, at 4 o'clock Satur
day al ternoon. where the relatives and friends are re
spectfully invited to meot the funeral. (Now Haven
and /art ford papers pl.- se copy. ••
Y DER. —On the Vial instant, of apoplexy. George
Snyder, in ll e Mb year of his age.
Ills relatives cud friends and those of the family are
reerectfully Invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence, 1216 CallotehHl lateen, this (Friday) morning
at P 0 clock.
KELLY.—On Thursday morning. 21st inst., Donnie
Reny. In the 85th year of his age.
Ills relatives and friends, and those of the family, are
respectfully invited to attnod his funeral on Monday
scorning, the 25th lust.,from his late residence. Haver
ford township. P o'ocic A M., without further no
tice. Carriages will leave Simon Gartland's aloe. 39
South Thirteenth street. al 8 o'clock A. M. . •••
Li)tIMBF.R.—On the Wth ite•tant, at Claymont, Del.,
Thomas Kimber, in the 76th year of hi. age.
The relatives and friends arils. family Aro respectful
ly Invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence,
in this city. No.- 1tr..10 Arch street. on Seventh-day morn
ing. the 943 d Instant, at 10 o'clock, without furthor
notice. ••
ALLISON.—On the 21st Inst., James, youngest son of
Thoma• and Mary Aillsen, aged 6 years and 2 months. •
14,E88014 E%0144, bIOURNING STORE,
-L. ' Din. O CHESTNUT Street. uV-tt
VI RE it LANDRLL, FOURTH AND
ARCH have a
Fine stuck of Silks,
Fine 'Stock of Shawls.
Pine stock of Flannels,
Flee stock of Linens.
. Pine stock of Muslim JAI
NATIONAL HOTEL, LONG BRANCH,
New Jersey, is open upon the European plan, the
cheapest way to tire, costing about $l5 per week; got
what you vast, and only pay for what you consume.
• 1). PETERS. Proprietor.
Cars leave Tine street every day at 7.45 A M. and
3.30 P, M. - jyl6-12t
01 , 211111 E or• 'IRE CITY BOUNTY
FUND COMMISSION. No. 4.12 PRUNE Street.
Under the;call for Troops of July ISth, 1664, the CITY
BOUNTY will be Wailes follows to Recruits duty
mustered into the Service of the United States and
credited on the quota of the City of Philadelphia:
To Recruits mustered for One Year. One Hundred
Dot lays.
To Recruits mustered for Two Years. Two Hundred
Dollars.
To Recruits mustered for Three Years, Two Hundred
and Fifty Dollard.
Proper certificates of credit to the city must be flied In
advance with the Commtesionerr as heretofore.
incipals placing Substitutes in service will be paid
in the same manner.
By order of the Com MbNi01:1:
jy22-6t ROBERT M. MOORE, Jr.. Secretary..
8. !UNITAS - It COMI:III[SSION—
WDEPARTbIEET OF LABOR, INCOME, AND
RETENDE, FOR THE GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.—
Committees throughout New Jenny. Delaware. and
Pennsylvania, that have not yet remitted "One Day's
Labor " of tudustriil classes; " One Day's Income" of
employees; and " One Day's Revegoie " of corpora
tions, in their respective districts, will please complete
the much-needed collections at earliest convenience,
and forward to .11 - 11 0 01 W. CLLG HORN, Es q Treace'.
rer, 118 Synth SEVIsNTH Street, Philadelphia
MACGREGOR J. MI FCRESON.
Chairman Committee on Organization.
1. Mosvionanr Bo.m . Chairmen,
Mrs. Rev. E. W. HYTTER.
OFFICE OF THE H &ELETO3I
COAL COMPANY, No. 303 WAI,OUT Strek.•
TVILADELPITIA. July2l 1544.
The Board of Directors, of the IiAZI.IOOO COAL
COB PAST have tbie day declared a "Smut-sound.'
Bilvideai" or six PER EMT.. equal to VIBES DOL
LA RS per Share, clear of Government and Slate tax,
payable to the Stockholder* or Au g u s tega reyresenta-
Oyes on and aft.ir thelat day of next.
The Turaefer Books will tor ilosed until TUESDAY,
August ad. ALEX 0. CAW. Treasurer.
j,22.3t •
arT NT IL WARD—AVOID - THE,
DRAFT. —A meeting of the citizens of the ninth
ward Will be held in the Rooms: n , rthenst corner of
13h0AD and RACE Streets, THIS' Vriday) EVENING,
at tight o'clock,-for the purpose of selecting Delegates
to the County Convention to take measures to have
proper credit allowed the-ward for these who have en
listed in the Naval Service, aid to• adept such other
measures as may be necessary to raise mon to fill the
quota of the ward under the recent call of les Pre‘ident.
, MATT CITIZENS.
TII E Iti ORTII ERN PACI FR: RAI IL
ROAD.—The undersigned. Commistionere from
Idarvachusetts, named in the act of Incorporation of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. hereby give notice
to all those named in said act Ali ColllMindotters. that the
firer meeting of the Beard of Commiasionevi of tire store
said company will be held at the MELODEON HALL.
In the city of Boston, on THURSDAY. the first day of
September next , at twelve o'clock. at noon.
WILLARD &BOIS- JOHN a. BAHR. .
J. 6. WITFIINOTON, ABIEI. ABBOTT,
OEO. SIIIVERICK, J. M. BECK DST.
JOSIAH . URBAN. , .
Bogroa. July 14, 1664. jy"E-f4t*
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A MEETING OF THE NATIONAL
UNION CITY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE will
be held THIS (Friday) AFTERNOON. at S *lckelt, at
the house of W.. Hopkins, LIBRARY Street, below
Filth, on business of JAMES tance. FREEBORN', President.
J. J. Fft•Nnirit, I Secreted . es.
F. B. GART,XSII,
liar AT T N7'l 0 N , FIFTEENTH
WARD t i I—A public meeting of the citiseas of
the ward will he held at the SCHOOL-HOUSE. CoA,TES
au4 TWENTIETH Streets, on SATURDAY EVENINO,
the ni instant. at 8 o'clock. to appoint decent art* the
Csmity Convention to avoid the Draft.
jy22-21 WILLIAM MANN,
Chairman of Previous Meetings to Avoid the Draft.
D OFFICE CITIZENS' VOLUN'FEER
SPBdTITUTE COMMITTER, No. 4-22 e 'WAL
NUT STREET. July 20, 1954.
Official instructions, under date of July 16th,.baving
been issued to the Provost Marshals to grant no. aertifi
cotes of exemption fora definite term of years, bnt only
for the period of non. liability of the substitute not to ex
ceed three years. and this being at variance with offi
cial assurances heretofore received, this Committee can
no longer promise absolute exemption.
The Committee can only 'undertake to furnish such
certificates of exemption as ti e Provost Marshals ore
authorized to give, and they cannot pretend to guaran
tee that the entistitntes furnished shall not be 'table to
military Ef nice for three years.
All subscribers, who are not satisfied with the condi
tions now imposed by the War Department, areinvited
to call and withdraw their enhscripttons.
DANIEL STEINMETZ - Chairman.
J. G. RuSBNOARTEN, Treasurer.
J. I. CLARK HARR.
JOHN THOMPSON.
HENRY C. LEA.
.iY2I-St CLEMENT U. PENROSH.
nor PREMIUM FOR .TWENTY
FOURTH WARD RECRUITS —At a meeting of
the TWENTY-FOURTH WARD BOUNTY CDIIMIT.
TEE, held JULY 19. 156, the following resolution was
nnanizootialy adopted:
Rezolvfd, Tb at this Committee will pay a premium of
TWENTY DOLLARS for each three years' volunteer
who *bail be enlisted to the credit -of the Twenty
fourth Ward, to be tpatd to the party presenting the re
cruit, on the vrtificate of the mattering Mayer; and
tbat apremium ofTWENTY-FIFE DOLLe BS be paid for
each three year's Substitute who shall he obtained for a
citizen enrolled in the Tweuty-forirth Ward, to be paid
Re . above provided. B. SPENCER AILLLER,
JY2Leit • Secretary.
• • -
illgr OFFICE OF THE VIIIILADEL
PA lA, WILMINGTON, AND BALTIMORE
RAILROAD COMPANY,
rIIILADELMITA. Star 20, 1564.
The rates of Freight on all kinds of klerehandise trans
ported oger the MAIN LINE, and the DELAWARE
RAILROAD. with its connectione, will be advanced
twenty (20) per centtura on rates as perblishai tariffs
bearing dates of January Nkh and'April I pu st, 1854. This
advance to take effect MONDAY, JulyßSth_ •
H. F. KENNET,
Superintendent.
• • CR as. K. IDE,
Piaster of Trausportatiest.
31 OTICE.—OUL SPRINGS—OIL
WELLS—OIL LANDS LN WEST VIRGINIA—
PETROLEUM:—Parties desiring to control a first-class
operation on. R. R., and near the Ohio river, can sub
scribe for a limited number of interest's by calling upon
the owner, from 10 A. M. tot P. M., from whom WI par
ticulars can be obtained. WM. I. PI
'MPLY
MARINE HIASE,
CLIESTNUT Street, above .`Ruth.
nrCALL . FOR A. COUNTY CONVEN•
TION TO'AVOtto THE DRAFT.
At a meeting of the Delegates from the Ward Bounty
Fund Committees, held July etti, 3.9 - 4, the following
resolutions, on motion of Sheriff John Thompson, were
adopted:
Rooked, That the Wards be requested to reorganize
for the purpose of encouraging enlistments.
Resolved, Thai each ward bo requested to elect three
delegates to a General Convention, whom' duty it shall
be to sem intend the general interests of the wards, to
promote nutty in their action, and to adopt such meta
tures as in theirjudgment shall he best adapted to all
the quota of the city under any future call of the Praia •
dent.
Resolved, That the officers of this meeting be request
ed to Matte a call tor such Convention immediately on
the IP6lling of the call for men by the President of the
United States.
In conformity with theiaboveresolutions, the delegates
that may be appsintsd by the wards are requested to
meet au MONDAY EVENING next, July 25th, In DIS
TRICT COURT-ROOM No. 2. at 8 o'clock.
DANIEL &TEINMETZ, President..
Jots A, YAT.ENTIIE, keCrearY. IF2O
$7OO CASH PAID TO SUBSTI
TUTES, and
PRINCIPALS SUPPLIED.
At No. 400 LIBRARY ttreet. abt,Ta Fourth street
jy2/3-61.•
tar THE SUSWITEIEANNA AND TIDE•
WATER CANAL COMPANIES have thelr:oStoe
et No. 417 WALNUT Street, Room No. 4.
The "Transfer Agency " of these Companies, hereo
fore in South FOURTH Street, ban been removed to the
office of the Companies, at the place above stated.
1e27.90t
Or GENERAL NOTICE.—OFFICE OF
THE DELAWARE AVENUE MARKET COM
PANY, DOCK Street Wharf. -
PHILADELPHIA. Jane 20. Met
At a special meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany, held on the fib inst., the Board of Directors was
authorized to sell eight hundred and Afty (850) shares of
stock, at par, and apply the proceeds to the extinguish
ment of the mortgage debts of the Company.
Notice is hereby given to all who were stockholders
at the time of the passage of these resolutions, that on
the 21st and 22d days of July, 1864, between the hours of
IO A. M. and 3 P. M., at the Once of the Company, each
and every stockholder will be entitled to eubscribe to
a pro rata of new stock, according to what be then held,
but that after the said 22d day of July such option will
scene.
A special notice will be sent to each stockholder
By order. WILLIAM J. CARLIN,
jell-fluet • Treasurer.
or' NOTICE.— OFFICE Ok' THE
BOARD OF HEALTH,' S. W. corner SIXTH
and &OMR Stieete, Philadelphia, July 18, 1881.
I am directed by he Board of Health to publish the
following copy of a resolution, adopted by them this
date—to wit:
WherEas, Information having been received that yel
low fever ix prevailing at Havana and Matanzas, It is
ordered that all vow!: arrfvfnefront saGt ports will
be quarantined at the Lazaretto, until otherwise di
rented. G. RUSOSBITII,
1Y 20.wfm-gt Health (Meer.
Mr. NOTICE IS lIEREEY GIVEN
that application has been made to the Trustees
of the Fire Association of Philadelphia for the renewal
Of POLICY No. 10,602 for WO, leaned September 1,
1840, in name of CHAS. AWN f YEE, which is lost.
N. ItEBOOL.
jy2D.wrznlm* to. 110 E. ELEVENTH St..
Itgr CENTRAL SUBSTITUTE AGES.
CY, No. 606 MARKS f' Street, Statoe Union
Hotel. Higbee' price In mud) paid to alien or veteran
subetttutes. No dedootione made,
Substitutes fernlebed for any part of Perme&cmia.
Honest, fair darling the motto.
garOFFICE CATAWISSA RAILROAD
COMPANY, No. 924 WALNUT STREET.
ath J 11118.11361.
„ .
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS —The Board. of Dl
rectors have this day declared a dividend of three per
company.
test'ferred stock. ont of the net protlts of the
ble on the Ist of AUGUST next.
Transfer BoOke WIII be closed from the 2lat July to
2d August, inclusive. • •
By order of the Aiwa.
gee-thgt W. L. OILROY. Treasures.
ST.. PATRICK'S EXCURSIO7.4I7. - -
THE SIXTH GRAND ANNUAL axcuirsiom
to ATLANTIC CITY of the CONOREOATioN Cir ST.
PATRICK'S CHURCH, will be given on WP.,INZES
DAY, July 27th. Tickets, $1.25; may be oht .a t ee d a t
any of the Catholic Book Stor es. Proceeds Is, old of the
poor aad the orphan and destitute children of Rowers.
Marshall'• lirsas and String Bands wLt accompany
the Facuralon.
Last Boat leaveeNlNE-ITILIBT WIF ART at 6 A.
precisely. - jyl6, 2.1.15,26-U"
THE PRESS,-P.MADELPTITA; FRIDAY, ,fIiT,TAY 22,_.1864.
NATIONAL UNION TICKET.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
MORTON MoMICFIAEL, Philadelphia.
T. CUNNINGHAM, Beaver Bounty.
REPRESENTATIVE.
L Robert I'. Ring, 13. F.lian 1 1 ,r. Hall.
2. O. Morrieon Coates, 14, Charle:4 H. Shriller,
S. Henry Mom. 15. John Winter,
William H le. David MeConanghy,
Barton 6. q..Jtuke z 17. pavio . W. Woods,
Charles
7. Robe , t Parke,
8. 'William Taylor.
O. John A. Rientand,
10. Rickard Coryell,
Edward Holliday,
1. Charles F. Read,
By order or the State Cent
TUE imonAL
HORTICULTURAL COMMITTEE
GREAT OENTItAI. FAIR,
THANKFULLY ACKNOWLEDGE THE RECEIPT OF
THE FOLLOWING CONTRIBUTIONS AND
DONATIONS:
Cash receipts as follows.
From the rale of admission tickets at Fair $23,293 OS
Sale of flowers, fruit, vegetables, fancy e.rtis
cies, Ac., at the Fair
Receipts at "Gipsey Tont," per Mrs. Aubrer
H. Smith 207 30
Net prs needs of Fate Champetre, at '`Bartram
Hall" 804 86
Net proceeds of a Children's Fair, at Harris
burg, Pa., per Mrs. Espy ••• .... 67 Mt
Donations and subscriptions as follows:
Mrs. Samuel....
A. Hobbs, Matanns;Cuba, $11 , 0; Miss Jean
ingelow, London, England, $ll3O 200 N)
Mrs. Chas Taylor, sso;Mrs. Helmuth, $5O;
Miss Percival.sso - -15000
Miss Drexel, $25; Mrs. Harrow', $10; Mrs. H.
- R. Percival, $.O
Catharine •'Percival, $5; Robert Kilvington,
$l-A1 41 00
Mrs. Eliza Syarks. VG); Mr. Thomas Sparks,
SICO
Mrs, Joseph S. Lovering, $100; Mrs. 3. Rhea
Barton, $10) 200 00
Proceeds of' Raffia. per Mrs. Barton, $25; Mrs.
J. Rhea ;Barton, $lO additional
Mrs. R. S. Willing. $25; Mrs. W. B. 'damsel
ti e , $1.5 50 00
Amount collected by Mrs. Sparks 210 00
Mrs. J. B. Mitchell, $55; Mrs. J. G. Wat
moug 11, $2.5 30 00
Proceeds of Rants, per Miss L.Bartort 3 00
Mrs, George Cadwalader, $5; Mr. F. Brown,
. 30 1:10
Miss Blaney, $10; -Miss Sergeant, $5O 60 CO
Mr. Hagedorn, $25; Mrs. J. IV. Paul, 650 76 00
Sirs. S. P. Hutchinson, $5: :klieg Hutchinson,
Mies Kate B. Hopkins, $4; 0. W. Calpenter, penter, 10 00
Jr. $5 900
W. Schaffer. $25; Chas. Harmer, $25. DO CO
3. E. Mitchell, 0r25. S. S.SPrice, $25 50 . 00
Caleb Cope, $25; Edward N. Wright. $2O. 60 00
Edward Slimy, $10; Beaks Rogers, $lO 20 00
Morton C. Fisher 100 00
Mts. Tobias .Wagner BO 00
Dr. T. Ringland, Middletown, Pa., $5; D. R.
King. $35- 40 00
Collection in a country 'chinch, by a country
parson, Shamokin, Pa 900
Total cash receipts. $31,794 215
CONTRIBUTION OF FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
From Wm. Bright, Rising Sun, Philadelphia; John
Kennedy, Port Kennedy, Pa. • 'PRIM Fir(len, Heights
town, N. J. ; Wm. Parry, Cinnaminson, N. J. ; Dr.
George Brown, Mount Holly, N. J. N. F. Lompitreth,
Darby. Pa.; Ellwood Borten. Moorestown, N.. 1. ; A.
MaiHalrd. Bordentown. N. J ; Nathan Leeds. Cinna
minson, N.. 1. ; Miss Leltnig. Philadelphia; G. C. Har
mon, New Cattle, Del. ; D. W. Herntine, Germantown;
Dr. Thomas, West Whiteland, Pa ; Henry N. Johnson,
Germantown; Samuel V. Merrick, Germantown; J.
Vaughan Mania, Hoxhorough, Pa.; Nice Healy. Ma
nayunk, Pa. • Mr. Wattsom Darby. Pa. ; Mr,. Bake
well Earp, foelaware comity; Mrs. John Chanson,
Germantown, Pa.; N. L. Shaffer, Germantown; Mrs..
Win. Harmer, Kingsessing,•Pa. ; James Clothier,. Cin
nomonaon, N. J.: Ellwood Ty on Abingdon, Pa.; A.
W. Harrison Falls of Schuylkill. Pa.; W. C. Honeton,
Hiss Lydia Hoopes, Alex. Cummings, Win. Granola,
Chas. V. Hagner, and others.
DONATIONS OF PLANTS IN POTS.
From Mrs. Joseph Loyering, F. Algaier,
W. Williata
eon, John Williamson, J. Stuart. James Ritchie, Thos.
Robertson, George Williams. Louis Bauman, Davhb
Nelson,. H. A. Dreer, C. Shams, R. Scott, Robert Buis,.
D. R. /Ong, anti others.
Among the many Miscellaneous articles contributed..
the following ment particular notice:
Iron-work (Deer and Frogs) from Wood & Perot,
valued at 1.132.60; Mx Bee-hives, from John Turner.
Philadelphix, sold for *96 ; Wax Fruit from Mrs. John
Collins veined at *75; A Mechanical Ship, from
John Menzies, told for .30; a lot of Decoy Ducks, from
John P. Tull, valued at *l2: three Farm Bells, from
Brotners, & Co., Middletown, Dauphin coun
ty. Pa., sold for dillf; J. A. Wilson, Altoona. Pa., fear
car loads of evergreens; Mrs. Dr. Price, West Chester,
Pa., one car load evergreens; two Snequebanna cur
flee, from D C McCammon ; a cane of stuffed birds,
from Lower Williston Ladies' Aid Society; Mr. Volmer.
Reading Fa., one dozen Catawba brandy, valued at
$24, aroftlitrteen bottles currant wine, worth ;Li; vase
of wax frnit, from Unionville Aid Society, Cheater
county; one barrsl of shells , from. Mrs. Wooten, At
lantic City. 2i. J. ; a dozen rain gauges, from Miss B.
Fisher, Germantown; an Bast Indian bamboo chair,
from Mr. Lippincott; a large collection of ornamental
vases and statuary loaned by Mr. S. A. Harrison,
Wood & Perot, J. B. Mitchell, Esq., Wm. Struthers,
Bea., and others.
Attn, for the following contributions of Nursery
Stock:
George B. Deacon, Burlington, N. J.
Henry A. Dreer 1164 00
Baines 5: Hacker, Cheltenham 127 00
William Bright, Rising Sun 100 00
Meehan & Wendell: Germantown 75 07
Hobert Otto, West Chester, Pa
Lukens Pierce, Chester county, Pa...
Daniel Engle, Marietta. Pa
Edward J. ETIMB & Co., York, Pa • ..
Delay Engle, Marietta, Pa
Joseph B. Gray, West Chester Pa...
ellen W. C,orson, Whitewash'. Pa...
Tob:as Martin, Idercersbu.g. Pa
Samuel Miller, Lebanon, Pa
E. 0. Harrison, ljulindyille, Pa
Thomas F. Merceron, Catawlssa, Pa
Edwin ellen, New Brunswick, N. .1.
Thomas S. Seal
S. H. Purple Columbia,..Pa 16 03
John Huber, Lsncaster county, Pa 12 03
J. A. Nelson & Son, Mercer county, Pa . S(M
H. A. Mish, Harrisburg. Pa.. Grapevines.
Miss Brasiers. West Philadelphia. Raspberry plants.
Also for contributions of bouquets, cat flowers, bang
ing baskets, &c., from the following: Mrs. President
Lincoln, Washington, D. C.; Sirs. H. Buist, Mrs. A..
Drexel, Mrs. J. E. Mitchell, Miss •M. A. Percival, Miss
E. R. Fisher, Wakefield; Miss S. B. Dunlap, Mrs.
Fontange. Mrs. B. A. Dreer, Mrs. Leedom, Mrs. H.
Morrie, Mrs. Judge Jaffee, Reading; Mrs. Brodhead,
Delaware Water Gap; Mrs. Mudge, Mrs P. Mackenzie.
Airs. T. Mackenzie, Miss A. C. - Hoyt, Miss. Helmuth.
Miss Fox, Germantown, Mrs. Mclntosh, Mrs. A. 8..
Roberts, Bliss Dickson, tiermantown, Airs. Watmongh„
Miss N. O. Fisher, Germantown; Miss J. - B. Haines,
Mrs. B. Smith, Mrs. Scheirer, Mrs. Devine, Mrs. A..
Mears, Um. W. M. Davis, Mrs. Jos. S. Lovering, Mrs.
It. M. Hazlett, Delaware county; Miss Nellie Hazlett,
Mrs. A. Blaker and Miss Mary Santee, Newtown..
Bucks county; Miss C. Sheaff, Whitemarsh ; Mrs. Fred..
Fairtborne, Roxborongb ; Mrs. J. Price Wetherlll,
Mrs. Jobe Wagner, Germantown; Mrs. Hart, Mrs.
Mcllvain, Bliss E. Doyle, Port Delved; Miss Barnett,
Reading; Miss M. Townsend. Dennieville. N. J. ; Miss
Garrett, Sirs. Frame, hire. S. Wetherill, and others,
Bethlehem. Pa.; Mrs. H. Lee, Mrs. Martien, Miss Jan-.
ney, Miss Watson, Miss Ankle Wister. Mrs. W. Choy
ney, Mrs. Beggs. Mrs. W. Nelson. Mrs. M. Thome,
Miss E. K. h.. Wetherill; Miss Crtilkshanks, Potts
town; Mrs. J. C. Walker, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. H . Arnold,
Reading ; Mrs. J. Hunter, Bentonville; Mrs. Charles
Kelly, Kellyville; Mrs. John Bohlen, Mil. Hunting
don, Germantown; Mrs. G. W. Carpenter,Gensentown r.
the Miises Henderson. Miss Emma Evans,. German
town;-Bliss C. Gibbons,Salem, New Jersey; Mrs.
A. C. Rauch, H. B. Taylor. Mrs. W. Harmer,
Mrs. Charles Harmer, R. Waring. Tyrone, Pennsyl
vania; Jamers U. Napes, Long-a-coming, New Jersey;,
Mrs. ht. Krause, Bethlehem, Pa.;
Mrs. 11: C. Lockett--
bitch, Bethlehem,Pa.; Miss S. A. Bates, Haddonfield,
Al J.: Mrs. S. S. Price: Airs. George D Parrish; Mrs.
E. S Simmons; Miss S. E. Longstreth; Mrs. Charles
Graff, Delaware; Mies Connelly, Rahston, Pa.; Mrs. J.
Hacker; Mrs.. Dr. 0. Wlster, Germantown; Miss Heft,
Mrs. Mary King; Mrs. T. A. Newhall, Germantown;
Airs. C• J. Whiter. Germantown; Mrs. 3. R. Latimer;
Wilmington, Del ; the Bliss‘e Zell, Germantown;
Ladies of Potteville; Robert Kllvini ton: B. J. Leedom.
Germantown; Mr. and Mre Alessehert: James Dun
dee; Joshua Lonstreth; Mr. Robinson; Saint Thomas'
Church, Whitemarel,• A. Drybnrg & Soo; P. McKen
zie & Sons; Dr. Rlngland; George R. Smith: Edmond
Smith,. W. L. Shaffer; John Gray ,• John Kennedy,
Port kennedy, Pa. ; J. V. Merrick, Roxborough: Mr.
Tryon: John hherwood; Dr. M. F. Longstreth; B. F.
Reimer; F. Evans; A. L. Jenks; James ititchleirseo.
B. Earn, Delaware cs.unty; S. Maui's! St Co.. Rising
Sun; Robert Scott; Dr. T. G. Heston; newtown Backs
taunt): Jacob Jones, Haddington't G. W. ' Febes;
Master Abel Mcllvain; Master W. W Mclntosh, Cen
tral Nigh School of Philadelphia; Wills' Hospital;
House of Refuge; Glenwood Cemetery; Peter Raabe;
James Earl; El P. McKean, Germantown; Hoopes &
Brother, West Cheater. Mr. Dix: Thomas Richardson,
New York; William Hobson; T. S. Downing. West
Whiteland, Cheater county; E. Middleton: R. Wether
ill, Frankford; George Sayers, Wilmington. Del.; S.
Keyser; John J. Smith; David Nelson; David Ferri.
eon; P. R. Freese, Germantown; Charles Campbell.
From New Jersey Department, from Salem, li. J.,
A. R. & L. E. Cox, Kennett Square, Chester county,
Pa., Airs. Dr. R. A. Hunt.
The Committee would also tender their grateful
acknowleogments to Prof. JAMES C. 1100111, of the
United States Mint, and Mr. WM. SOUTH WOOD, for
their valuable and highly appreciated services iu the
arrangement respectively of the "Frigid and Torrid
Zones.
On behalf of the Committee.
Mrs. J. RIMS BARTON, D. RODNEY KING,
Chairman of Ladies' Com-Chairman of Gentlemen's
mates. • Committee.
jyl6 smwf4t '
TH131 . .... COMING DRAFT.
We have now on hand
SUBSW.T.TTJTES.
Call at once at he . Age*.
and secure a Substitute that wtlt exempt you from ear
♦ice during the time of his enlist ment.viz. : three years
The draft will certainly take place on .
Do not fall to call at once
1/20-80 '
11 . 0° . . OFFICE mizENs , voLuNTEER
SUBSTITUTE COMMITTEE, 422 WALNUT
Street. July 16. 1S 4.
This Committee has Removed to No. 422 WALNUT
Street, op stairs, where It wilt receive appinattoos from
citizens desirous to secure SUBSTITUTES or REPS&
SENTATIVSS. A payment of $4OO to be made at the
time of aPplication. and a power of attorney to be given
for the City Bounty. Substitutes tarnished in the order
of application.
Veterans and Allene desiring to enlist as Sebstitutes
wilt apply to the Committee, who will have them mus
tered into eery ice. when they can select their own rest.
meats. Besides the Bounty paid by Government, they
• will receive from the Committee SIX HUNDRED AND
FIFTY DOLLARS in cash, on day of muster, without
deduction for commission or brokerage. No. charge of
any kind is made.
Veterans are especially wanted in the service, and
can thus re-enlist on the most advantegeoat conditions.
Office boars from 10 A. DI te, 2 P M.. and from 4to I
P. M. DANIEL WEIN SI ETZ. Chairman.
J. I. CLARK HARE. JOHN. THOMPSON,
CLEMENT B. PENROSE. RE NAY C. LEA,
ii3F-121. J. 0. ROSENOASSIN, Treasurer.
WDIVIDEND NOTICE.—OFFICE OF
THE BCBUYLKILL AND . OIL CREEK. 011
GOITANY. No. BO* WALNUT 'Street.
PIIILADSLPTIIA. July 18, 188.1:
The Board of Directors have THIB DAY declared a di
vidend of ONE per cent. on thecapttal stook, payable,
free of State tax, on and sheathe Mb inst. The trans
fer hooka will close en the IDOL Diet. nt 9 P. M. ,and open
on the 28tb. U 71940 L. J. DEMUTH, Seo'y.
CO' OFFICE NINE HILL AND
SCHUYLKILL HAVEN RAILROAD COMPA-
Y, PRILADELPIIIA, 7 mo., 11th, 1864.
At ants. ed xneettog of the Board of Managers, held
THIS DAY, a semi-annual dividend of One Dollar and
Elea) , flve Cents per share was declared, clear of State
and United States taw, Payable to the Stockholders, or
their legal repreaentatives, Oa or. after the 21st instant.
The transfer book will be cloned until the 21st inst.
17'12421 WILLIAM BIDDLE, Secretary.
garOFFICE PHILADELPIKLII, AND
TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANY.
PHILADRLPIIIA, July 16, MK
The Board of Directors have this day declared a seml
annual DIVIDEND OF FIVE
the Co m p a ny
(clear of
all taxes) from the profits of the Company payable to
the Stockholders, or their legal repreeentatives, on and
after the 21st Inetesd. The transfer books will be closed
twill the 21st Instant.
irlll-61 A. U. 111.0X8014 Tcomarar.
POE PRESIDENT,
OF ILLINOIS
FOR VICE ERF.SIDENT,
OF TF,NNFASES.
IF:I.EI3TORAL TICKET.
SENATORIAL
18. Isaac Benson.
18, Jelin Patton.
20. &Linnet B. Melt.
21, Everard Blom.
22. Jelin P. -Pfhnney,
23. Ebenezer Mannktn.
24. John W. Blanchard.
ral Committee
N CAMERON, Chairman.
PHILADELPHIA,
TO ENROLLED CITIZENS
TWENTY ALIEN AND CONTRABLND
428 WALNUT STREET;
SEPTEMBER Gni, IE6I
a H. JOSEPH & CO
MILITABV.
J 1 HEADQUARTERS PROVOST-3Bit-
MAL, FIRST DISTRICT, PA.
J 6111 3 .28 :
The names of persons removing to or from thieDiatziet
will be added to or stricken from the hate of enrolment.
Copies of ihe Ibis are open forpublic Inapectlon, and
civil officers and all citizens are invited to appear and
point out errore ITI the Bete and glve Roth Information as
may aid In the correction 'and revision thereof. Any
pereon enrolled may appear before the Beard and claim
to have ilia mime stricken off' the lint if he can shoal
catielactorily that he Is not properly enrolled, on acconist
of !Image, Ron. reefdence, Over-ape, Permanent
Phyacal Dtanbi fl .
A compliance with the foregoing anggentlons 11.1 ear
neatly solicited. WM. E. LEH MAN,
letn-tr Captain and Provost Marshal. ,
El=
ARMY, NAVY, AND CIVIL
CLOTH HOUSE.
W. T. SNODGRASS,
.. ~ ~ ,
A large Etc of all kind of
eCLOTITS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
At fair prices, purchased before the rise, independent
of gold Damblerg, by the package, piece, or yard. Our
motto le to sell. We don't peddle. Come and see our
stock. The Army and navy trade has our special at
tention. Jyl-I.m
LINEN DUCK FOR SUITS,
fitmerb quality, white
and colored.
Natural color, extra imam
Coating Linens, fancy Drills,
Wide duo black Alpacas.
White MaDellles Vestings.
No advance in Summer Cas,imeres
Pine Stock for Summer and Fall.
LAWNS,
Good styles from 2$ to 60 coats.
Summer dress RUIN low,
COOPER & CONARD,
S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET Streets,
RICH ORGANDY LAWNS REDUCED
FROM $l 2.5 to 75 cis.
Rich Organdy F.ohes, re.dticed to SS.
Lawns reduced from to ft eta.
Orenadin et, at very low prices.
Sommer Drese Coeds ail red aced.
India Silks reduced to 75 eta and $l.
White Barters Shawlaand Circulars.
White and Black Lace Felines and Rotundas.
Sommer Shawls selling of very low.
White and. Colored dhetland Shawls.
EDWIN Hatt 61 CO.,
iyls 26 South SECOND Street
CLOSING OUT SUMMER DRESS
GOODS AT LOW PRICES.
A great 'variety of styles of this season's importation,
from 22 cents to ft..
Best Pacific Lawns at 3734 cents.
Flawed Brown Lawns at 2755 cents.
French Lawns at 40,, 60, 62 and fiLii" cents.
Best makes of Musing, 'Calicoes, Ginbama, and all
kinds of Domestic Goods, far below the manufacturer's
prices.
White Barege and Lama Shawls,
Silk Grenadine Shawls.
600 all.woel Cashmere Shawls, $2.26, worth 53.60. •
R. STEEL St SON,
'171 6 Nos, 713 and 715 North TENTII Street.
EXA MINE OUR LLWNS.
Lmita, brown ground, neat figured, 44c.
• Lawns, white ground. neat figured, 44c,
Buckaback and Bath Towels, large,aasortment.
Bird's Eye Linen Towels, -
Extra size Damask Towels.
Shetland Wool Shawls for totaiata, $5.
Bathing Flannels, red and gray.
jyB JOHN H. STOKES, 70,91 ARCH Street
cc
pMAIL DE PARIS," FOR THE
SKlN.—This delightful preparation la espe
cally recommended to ladies about Orating the country
or sea shore, for removing th . e diecolorations caused by
sunburn or , salt air . The 'Email de Paris" le en
dorsed and nniverselly need by the ladies or the French
capliaL EOCENE JOIIIN, No. 111 S. TENTH Street,
below,Cheetnut, Agent for l'Email de Parte. 902.3-Imil
ppiim-vilos:+aktiiivvio444
The attention of LADIES ABOUT LEAP
IN 0 THE CITY for the " Sea Shore." " Wa
tering Places," or "the Country," le
r or WWI Watt to
rit a e bl e t .. x grh y U e M B rrift
WEAR, for WHITE BODIE S , MORNING
WRAPPERS, Mc.
An extensive assortment is offered in Lace
and Worked Edgings and Ineartings,
Handkerchiefs, Collare,Eleeves.andin_plaia
and fancy Plaid. Striped. ‘ and Figured White
Goods, AT PRICES MUCH BELOW THEIR
PRESENT RETAIL VALUE.
100 Printed Linen Cambric Dresses.
100 pieces Puffed. Tucked, and Striped
Manlius. • .
E. M. -NEEDTS
til , r i4::',oCt*.as) , 0:04
COPARTNERSHIPS•
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ASSO.
CIATED themselves together under the firm of
BOLTON, DTKEMAN, & CO., and will continue the
Car Building business In ail its branches at the old
eetablirlument, corner TWENTY-FIRST and HaAHD.
TON Streets. JOS. R. BOLTON,
ORO. R . DTKEHAN,
O. W. CHILDS.
til-Im• •
JOLT 1.1864
LEGAL.
VSTATE OF CHAS. S. ILA.LLSTOOK,
HICELSED.—Letters testamentary noon tls Estate
of CHAS. S. /3 aILSTOOK baviag been granted to tla , l
wuderPigned by the Register of Wills of tho county of
Plailadelphia, all persons indebted to the Estate are
mquested to make payment, and those haying 'claims
asainst it to make known the same without delay to •
JACOB C. WHITE,
• No. 4R5 YORK Avenue.
je24•fr6t • Or at Ms OSee. 7'17 LOMBARD Street
rT77M - rNi
TARRANT'S FeFFERVEBOEI7
. SELTZER APBRIINT
BESTI r EMOWIT
• 701 ALL . _
BUJOUS COMPLAINTS, SICK HILIDACHE,COEIYITS
NISS,_INDIORSTION, HEANT-BUBN, SOIII
STOMACH, SEA SICKNESS, &o. /to.
Dr. JAMES B. CHILTON, the Oreat Chemist s a y;
"I know its composition, and have no doubt it vitt
Prove most bene Solal in those complaints for which It
recommended-'
Dt. THOMAS BOYD awl: "I strongly sonimmoi
to the notice of the public."
)t. EDWARD G. LUDLOW says: "I can with eon
lidence recommend It.
Or. °HOBOS T. DBXTBE says: "In Platulens7
Heart-burn, ' Costiveness, Sick Headache, be., Ch.
SELTZER IISIBISIT in my bands has proved Indoed •
valuable remedy."
Per other testimonials tee pamphlet with each boil).
Monnfaetared only by TARRANT is Co.,
J7B ORBRNWICH street, Now York.
SNIF . FOB SALE BY ALL DRIMOISTR. rny43-tno,
EOTRIOITY.WHAT IS I. I P
WITHOUT HEALTH I—Drs. BARTHOLOMEW a
ALLEN. Medical Electricians, having removed the b
Oilce from North Tenth street to ffo. 164 Hort)
1411EVIINTH Street, below Race, will stUl treat and curt
all curable diseases, whether Acute or Chronic, withow
shocks, pain, or any tricemvenience. by the use of .11es
Wear, In lie modileations, and Hommopethle 3dati
clues.
Commotion. brat and es.l.lnduensa and Catarrh..
mud stages. 'General Debility.
Paralysis. Diseases of the Liver es
Neuralgia. Kidneys.
Fever and Agile. Diabetes.
Congeettoz“ Prolapans Uteri (74111 es s
latina. the womb).
Dyspepsia. Hemorrhoide, or Piles.
Rliturnatism.
reonchitli. Spinal Disease.
Deafness.
Testimonials at the °Thee, 164 North Eleventh street
02ge Lours 9 A. N. to 6 P. N.
Daa. BARTHO LO MEW & ALLEN.
Ifedical Electricians,
"orth ELEVENTH Street.
ELECTRICITY:.'; i
(WONDERFULOOItIr.—MI t . ten S t Mlfr e and obroPcd - DiS s . 5
cured by specialJlM arantee. when desired by the pa
tient, at 1290 WALNOT Street, Philadelphia, and
in OM of a failure, no charge is made. No drag!
ging the system with uncertain medical agents.
All curse performed by Matpaetleln, Oalratitsta, ori
loth er rood ifielltiolla of Electricity, Without shocks sr 1.
any unpleasant aensation. For farther informa
tion send and get a Pamphlet,, whickocontaing bun
)
&ads of certificates from some of the most wettable 1.
men in Philadelphia, who have been speedily.aud
permanently cured after all other treatment from
medical men had .failed.. Over twelve thousand).
cured in lees than five years at 1220 WALNUT tit.
I Consultation ?roe.
Prof.. BOLLES at Dr. DROWN,
Iyl4-tf I
1220•WALNDT St., Philadelphia. I
TAYLOR'S ARNICA OIL OR EMBRO
CATION Dem falls to mire Rheumatism. ffenralits,
Sprains, Frosted feet; Mapped Banda , and all Skin Dls•
wee. Price 96e, =4i/thole...bp and zg, .M)y EL B. TAT.
TAM Trneirtst. TYPTIT and flatforML.
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC
CONG.BESS SPBING.
: WATER DEPOT, 9S CEDAR STREET,
NSW YORK.
BAKAITAJL, ALIT. IS 3.
An attempt bits been made to deceive the public by
Persons oiforinx what they call " CONORRS9 WATER."
from fountains, and at the price of six (6)centsper glass.
The mho/muds price of the genuine CONGRESS WA
TER, at New York, being about 7X cents per glass, the
imposition of pretending to sell at retell at less than
silo, and witbont allowance for freight, cartage, sr
breakage,, is apparent; but their probable course has
been to empty one bottle of genuine Congress Water
into a (=Agin Ailed with their trash, and thereby
ehristeniucite total contents.
We have never sold CONGRESS WATER in fountains,
nor in vessels of any other description than ordinary.
sited glass bottles. The cork of every bottle of the
genuine is branded.' -
And any. without oolio n E ss those words and
otters on.the. cork 00IIIIT6HPH17--
wATBR. . tame or bottles.
whether-from form-
• • CLARICE & WHITE.
Proprietors of Congress Spring.
The following gentlemen are supplied by as regularly
with genuine CONGRESS WATER In bottles, fresh from
the Congress Spring: .
PRED'R BROWN, nor. Fifth and Chestnut sta.
O. B. HUBBELL, 1410 Chestnut st.
J. C. TURNPENNY & CO., 041 Spruce at.
THOS. J. HUSBAND, oar. Third and sprnoe sic
STEVENS & CO., Continental Hotel.
AMBROSE SMITH, Chestnut St.
CHAS. ELLIS & CO.. Market at.
WYETH BROS., Walnut st.
WM. ELLIB & CO.. Chostnnt st.
142.13 n CLARKE & WHITE.
ERTFF'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
SB.
K-/ a writ of Levert 'FitOiRS, to me directed. will ho 01E
-1)00;0 to public sale or vomitus, on MONDAY Evening,
Anguet 1. 1664. at 4 o'clook, at Sancont. street Hail,
em 1 thabeeriain brick inessuaze and lot of ground Mbnate
en the south aide of Union street. between Second and
Third ' , treats. In the city of Philadelphia; containing in
front on Union street eighteen feet two inches (I 'minding
one half of is two-feet-ten•inchee-wide alley, with the
privilege thereof) and in depth eighty feet 1113 C inches
more or less. (Being the same promisee which William
Alexander et. oz., b i j deed dated May 30, it.kr, recorde d
d
iu De/1 Book S. H. P. No. 2, page fq2, Stc ! , conveye
unto Christian Doerr In fee; reserving tnereout the
right to build over said saley to the deptt,of thirty feet
four inches s t the height of nine feet ]
[D. C. tJ. '64. 475. Debt, 81,200. Osier.]
Taken in execution and to he sold aathe property of
Christian Doerr, deceased.
JOHN THOUPSON, Sheriff.
Philadel chin. Sheri fr Ig Office, July M. 1664. jy22:3t
PATENT CARRIAGLE: WHEEL.-
The subscriber having obtained a patent Is, now
prepared to sell State, county, or, township rights, for
the most durable and beautiful wheel ever Invented In
the United Slates. Do humbeg, hut a reality. A per
fectly secure attachment of the 'Spoke to the axle box
is obteined, diapcneing with the hub. The great object
sought after for ages is at lasbobtalned ; no spokes loose
In the hub.
Speculators and mealtanion are invited to call on John
R. C,lemons, So. 400 Borth SECOND Street, Pittladel•
,this, where a model can be nee, or on the Patents,. at
Radnor, Delaware county.'
to agents
050. W: WILBERT,
Patentee.
j 922 fmw6l•
PRIZE-STRAMER DONEGAL.-THIS
J.- Steamer having heel adjudged to the United States,
for the publloserytee. at the appralqement.'phe le with
drawn from male. WILLIAM MILLVARDMarshaI..
U. B.
PITILAWMPTIIA. July 24 lead. ir22-3t
rrBE PIIILAI)ELPTILL TELC HERS'
INSTIq DTB; N0..535 CHAIV
TITT Street, amanita le
Feboola and Painillea-wi4k Tetteltere euiied to their
Nteeti without Ova. • in2-7e I
NEW
M.
PITSCOTTI3, 'VI . WC*,
MESSRS. TICKIsIOR Ec
PUBLIM THIS DAY;
AN EPISODE
13Y HARRIET E. PRESCOTT,
Author of " The Amber (lode," etc
One volume'. 16hno. lithelin
Liar ROY sale by all booksellers, or seal postpaid by
ie publishers.
TICKNOR & FIELDS, BOSTON
muzzYs TEN-CENT PUBLICA-
The reason why Menrole Taro cent Publications are
now, by nniv areal consent, pnt at the head of their nume
rous competitors, to that a greater amount of talent and
taste la employed In getting them np. They are live
Books, and admirably adapted to the requirements of the
times. They are Books of standard literary excellence,
and written by the most popular authors. The nob-
Ushers or their agents have never descended to the
meanness of requesting dealers not to sell those of their
competitors, nor to send their own where others have
been ordered, and do not 'consider any each dodge ne
cessary to the oneness of their works.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, JUDGE FOR YOUR
Attention is called to their list of highly popular
morels. They are: No. 1. The Hunter: No. 2 The
Trapper's Retreat: No. 3. The Patriot Highwayman;
No. 4. The 'flunked Unionist. No. 5. The Track of Fire;
No. 6. The Man Raters; No. 7. Charlotte Temple; No.
S. The Death Face; No. O. The Indian player No. 10.
The Tiger of the Ocean t No. 11. The If riter'e Triumph;
No, 12. The Ocean Rovers, or the Freebooters of the
Isles; No. 13. The Tory Outwitted; No. 14, %Ake Ster
num, the tion-hearted Scout; No. 15. The Scourge of
the Seam: No. 16. The Captive, Maiden: No. 17. Long
Legged Joe, or, the Penton of the Woods; No. 18, The
Wild Mountains.
For sale by all News Agents, and sent, post paid, on
receipt of price.
Liberal terms to Agents.
GEORGE MUNRO it 00.,
No. 137 WILLIAM Street,
NEW YORE.
ASI33IEAD & EVANS,
'Successors to
WILLIS P. RAZARD,
721 CHBSTNITT Street,
Have received
MARGARET AND lIER BRIDESMAIDS. By therm.-
tbor of "The Queen of the County."
AZARIAN. By 11. E. Prescott, Author of "The Am
ber Gods."
THE LADDER OF LIFE. By the author of "Bar.
bara'e History. '
A SZHAWN, preached at the Broadway Tabernacle.
by , Rey. Morgan Dix, S. T. D.
COUSIN PRIMA& A Tale.
LINNET'S TRIAL. A Tale by the author of "Twice
Lost.?'
HOTE.PI3II. A Tale of the Old Dutch Manor. iy22
rrIIE DUMAN VOICE . MALE AND
FEMALE.—Why Is one Baas and the other Soprano?
Stammering. The true character Indicated by the
Voice. CLIMATE, as affecting the Raced—Temperament,
Quality, and Constitutional differences between North
erners and Southerners. Men for the Thee. Oar Na
Donal Resources—Shall we Repudiate? MARRIAOR- -
I JWIOIt of Opposites — Short Courtships—Matrimonial
Customs. Was, it a Ghost? Murderers detected by
Dreams. Witches. Sensations when Dying—lS it pain
ful? Coming to One's Self. Prayed to Death.
Sir Rowland Hill, Mr. Charles Mlnot, C. H. Kilgore,
Seaman Simons—n. murderer—Dr. R. K. Kane. the ex
plorer; An Esquimaux ; Fisherwomen of Rologne
with Portraits, Characters, and Biogrublei. Also,
Ethnology', Physiology, Phrenology, PhYsiekumur,
and Psychology, in the August Double No PRRNu-
LOGICAL JOURNAL-20 cents, or a year. News
man have it. Sent first pest, by FOWLER & WELLS.
359 BROADWAY, New York, and J. L. CAPES. 25
South TENTH Street, Philadelphia. jY2I-2t Wit
20 CT GODEV : FOR. AUGUST . .
.iy244t moan's. 808 CHESTNUT St.
NTEW..BOOKS I NEW 13 . 00 KS 1
Religions Training of Children at the School, the
Family, and the Church By Catherine R. Beecher.
Loyalty on the Frontier; or. Sketches of Union Men
of the Eouthwest, with Incidents and Adventures in
Rebellion on the Border. By A. W. Bishop.
Haunted Hearts. By the author of the Lamphlighter.
The 'Potomac and the Rapidan; Army Notes from
the Failure at Winchester to the Reinforcement of Rove
crane. 1861-3. By Alonzo H. Quint.
Tempest and Stinrhine; or, Life In Kentucky. By
Mrs. Margaret J. Holmes..
The Bugle Mast, or Spirit of the Conflict, comprising
Naval and Military Exploits, Raid's, &c. By E. 8. 8.
Rouse.
For sale by W. S. & ALFRED MARTIEN,
.iY2O • 608 CHESTNUT Street
BESTAND MOST CORRECT Wie.ll:
MAPS.—Just published
BECHLER'S MILITARY MAP,
Referring to the
CAMPAIGNS
of the
ARMY Or THE POTOMAC IN VIRGINIA.
including the adjoining PATUI Of
MARYLAND AND PENNSYLVANIA,
expressly compiled from the latest and most reliable
sources on record for military and private nee.
Mounted and in case. Price, i 6.
so,
ATLAS of Battle., Engeg Al ements, and Important Lo
calities connected with the
CAMPAIGNS IN VIRGINIA.
SPE Co., cloth. Price, Sit.
PREENS'S
NEW TOPOGRAPHICAL WAR MAP
of the
SOUTHERN STATES.
With a Chronology of the Greet Rebe
lemo , boards. Price. Weenie.
or Map, single. Price, 30 cents.
Sent postpaid. on receipt of price.
By F. LETPOLDT. Publisher.
jylB-mwf3t 2323 CUES rti UT Street:
TIDE INDEPENDENT.
• Tide weekly Xeltglone.Literary, end Family Journal:
edtted•by
HEN% HENRY WARD BEECHER,
REV. JOSHirA• LEATITT, .
Arm THEODORE' . 'LUTON,
Is leaned In the same fora. lujillitik• urns low Rtu 4.11
Two I:OOsIEMARS
Per Annuli. notwithAtaidins tke great PAYstilas fa
white paper.
•
• IV 008TAINI
ONE SERMON EXERT. WEEK.
Rov-HENRY WARD BEECHER
TRH 2OLLOWINA lIMINEXT WILPMJI Alta SPECIAL COICTI.I.
ICC=
WISLIAM ALLEN BITTLEE,
HEY. THEODOME L. CUTLER,
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CIYOLOPBDLL
The Agana"' for this Maim:ibis Library of Universal
Information is at 33 Booth SIXTH Street, wood story.
61so, RECORD OP THE REBELLION. By Frank
Moore. foll-tf
EDUCATIONAL.
VILL&GE GREEN SRMINARY.-70-
I_ TART BOARDING SCHOOL, 4 nillesbeyond Me
dia. and 1K miles from Glen Riddle. en the West Ches
ter Railroad. Thorough course in Mathematics. Natu
ral Sciences, Languages, and English. Practical les
sons in Surveying and Civil Engineering. Fine library
and apparatus. Number of pupils limited. Begins Sept.
let Peelle have benefits of a home. Refers to John 0.
Capp & Son, Et South Third street; Thos. J. Clayton,
.Feu., Filth and Prune; John H. Diehl, 30:1 Walnut.
AdoPess Rey. J. HENRY, BARTON. A. M,
.iy22-3m VILLAGE GREEN, Penna.
TEE WEST (MESTER ACiDEMY
AND MILITARY INSTITUTE.
The scholastic year of ten months commences on the
Ant TUESDAY, the 6th of September next, and closes
on the let of July following.
Boys and young men prepared for Collage or Business
In its various requirt merits.
The modern languages are Wight by natiae reskferAl
Teachers, who have no connective. with any other
school.
?or catalogues and fall Information apply to
WM. F. WI ER& A. bf.,
Yrl acipel ;
or. J. HUNTER WORRALL. A. M. Ph. D ,
Associate Principal,
WEST CHESTER, Penna.
A GRADUATE OF HARVARD, WITH
A- 11 -
an experience of ten years la teaching, will open h
tbls city, in SEPTEMBER, a School for Young Ladies.
Number limited,to fifteen. Terms, 5160 a year.
RZYBRENCI4B_,,—Rev. Dr. FIIZDMII. 14V3 rine street:
Rey. Roger ahem Chestnut Hill; Wm. H. Trotter,
Esq.. 36 North Front shoat; J. E. Mitchell, Esq.. Sb
York avenue, Philadolphind Ea-Presidents Sparks and
Walker. Cambridge, Mites.A T. S. Smith,Esq., Dorebee.
ter, Masa ;John Ruggles, FAQ.. Brighton, Masa. Ad
dress
- L. H. BPCSINOHAM, Chestnut Hill.
pHILA,DELPRIA COLLEGIATE IPi
-a- STITUTE YOH YOUNG LADIES. No. 1.D30 ARCM
Street. Ray. CHAS. A. ShUTE, D. D.,A. CLAERNOI
sruni, A. M., Principals.
Math Year. Three Departments: Printrzy. Amnia
roic, arid Collegiate. Fall college 00 61110 in Chula's.
Mathematics, higher English, and Mature! Selene*, toi
thoae who graduate. Modern Languages, Made, Paint.
lug, and Elocution by the best =aeon', For circulars
apply at 1t26 CHESTNUT Street, or address Box 26U
P.- 0., Philsdelphia. ap2O-Sne
MONUMENTS AND GRAVE.
STONES.--A large assortment of Grave-Stones.
various designs, made of tbs gnat Italian and Americal
Marble, oonstaptly on bald at the Marble Works o$
ADAM STBIIibIZTZ, =DM ANSIIIIII4 below Slovene
strait.. Phllaashibla. ILDSMAnstf
LIFE-SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS. COLOR
SD IN U 11:, artiste of rare ability. at B. F.
REIMER'S, 624 ASCII Street. Accurate In ontllne
features and expression. Bead finely modeled. It'
TVORYTYPEB WHEN. EXECUTED
JL with ability are splendid specimens of art. All
agree R. F. MAIER% styles are unsurpassed; llfe•ltYe
and imprimis° coloring. 624 ARCH Street. It+
PORTRAITS IN STYLE, EXECTI:
TION, sod coloring. artistic and haantiSal, and
wonderful accuracy of likeness. See specimens IP
REINER'S lite-sizo Photographs to oil colors, 6214
ARCH Street • ' • It*
• c ,ti GREEN TURTLE SOUP
served vs at Tompktui' Saloon. I.lls South
rt) DAY . 024 1!1*.1 fit 1111 . 0100 k. lt•
BOY wANTEDELettt 'ro TAKE
evre.l4 . ll.,wes slut do rano w.ork.
1r TIMM'S n 1,8111 1 1, 30 and 38 8. FRONT 118.
, ATTU,' IN/. tIfitCHASE- AN IN
WREST Ije: a WboLesals Grocery .Honee.
'dress Box II •.. • . Jyl94t•
WANTED—A COLORED BOY. 14 OR
15 years ola as Wailer la a PHvista Famll7. Ap.
Pl 7 at 618 r.nopOr Street.. e - . J 77• 11 •
WANTED:- THREE 131:113STITOTES
of good tight:lna gnatillee; for the Army of the
Patomaa. to raproaent a apotTemaWezeing. from mili
tary duty . Apply at 205 WALZIOTAit.. Piing: je3s-tf
A . YOUNG MAN . DESIRES A SITU
AVON by the lit or 15th re 'Antust, as s i Zeeman
in *mu* 6,14- chow whole*alo or retail boson. • flan Rome
ncunaltilenaf with 'merchant* In the coal and Ininher
rogiona Elf PenneylYania. Could influence Immo trade.
Pee a Rood commercial education. Would have no
nb i lerllun of ittobding In the counting-room when-not
ot lerwise engaged.
Reference give el.
ddrePro "NalPmnian, " Prfripq ale&
TWO YOUNG MEN WANT AN UN•
-A. FURNISHED room arlib board, In the neighborhood
of Thirty-second and Market streets. Friend. preferred.
References exchanged. - Address •' Brothers." Wet
Yblledebabla I'. 0.
A YOUNG MAN; WHO HAS -80 ME
A.- acquaintance with the Retail Trade, desires to
eater ft good Jobbing House by the let of August; will
asil on commission or salary.. Address ,for three 'lnv',
this (ace, "W. C."'Jr2l-31"
l'O DRUGOTSTS.--WANTED DIME-
DrATELY;* PERSON enmpeterit In every way to
take cbarie of a firet-eltu.e(Cheetent . ..trftt) Retnt t Drug
Store. Salery.SSAL Address, milk reference, 113 x 141.
la Peat Office. .iY2I-'n•
Vt L CKSMITHS AND WHEEL
^•••• WEIGHTS WANTED.
CHIRP QCARTERVANTIM'iI 0014111.
Westin:wrote Dimon.
WARTITNIMIN. 1). C. Julys. 1861.
Wanted at once. to werk in Government renalr shops.
Quartermasters' Department, Dena of Walhinton ,
one hnneired (00) good BLACKSMITHS. and one un
dyed (100) goad WriEELWRICHITS.
The pay per month will be (flirty dollars (VOL with
one (1) ration per day, and hospital privileges when
sick,
-
m eNplii to w C: e -ta ,
Twenty -L co H nd 7 f2d iF d rr a B ' sAa l ak:
gta nD. U. D ROCKEn.
Brigadler General and Chief Quartermaater.
.196-1.23 . Department of Waabington.
TEAMSTERS WANTED
WAZRINOTO2I. D. C_, July 9, L.
WAN' BD. at coca, THREE BIINDS.ED TEAM
STERS. eacb capable of driving with single line, and
managing six-mule wares. •
To 'inch who are competent to perform the duty the
pay 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 U.
S. A. corner Twenty-second and 0 streets, Washing.'
ton. D. C. 1). R. RUCKER,
Brig. Oen. and Chief Quartermaster,.
jyll.lBl. Depot of Waenington.
$4O 000 TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE
) for 5 yearn,ats per cent., in enina not
leas than $3,000 each. Appl y
CHARLES RHOADS.
jyl9-10t. Conveyancer, No. 30 8. SEVENTH Bt.
WANT •
$6O A.-MONTEI I-I WANT AGENTS
at** a month.expenses paid, to molt my EVER
LASTING PENCILS, ORIENTALBURNERS, and 15
otter articles. Fiftean cirenlan4 sent free. Address
aral.dkelim JOHN Y. LORD. Biddeford. Maine.
di WANTED TO PURCHASE, FOR
=N. CAEN, a well-finished dwelling home, free of
ineumbraoce., • with all the modern improvements;
/Minted on Walnut, Locit , t, or Sprnce atrents, weat Of
Broad street: Addreee " RoX 1573. P. 0."
FOR SALE . . CHEAP—ONE • LARGE
-&::CUTTING MACHINE for Piper, Howard & Uhler.
maim: Two Paging machines—one paging in the sheet,
the other In the boolt - • Address • - ••
ttORERT ELUL inifs
_ j _le •
146 FULTON Street, NEW IMIL. •
FOR BALE-BRASS FOUNDRY
-A- Steam Engine. Latbee.Toole and Fixtures of evert
kind. in complete worklea order. Apply on the mem!
ten. 1005 BEACH Street. - Keeelnaton. jylll-61*
A LARGE LOT AND HOUSE FOR
mot rale In Mantes. Poosession given on the Flrnt of
Eighth month. Inquire of H.. W. t.t.KIIN. No. 2R7
North THIRTEENTH Rtroot. j 722
fl TO RENT—THE DWELLING
part of a noun. containing sir Chambers and
two Attic,', situated at No. 233 South THIRD Street.
The present neenpants,coneistriugorthreepersone,would
engage board with a suitable email family that would•
engage the premises. Apply to
ROBERT MAO GREGOR,
j 722 4:19 . WALNUT Street.
FOR SALE—VALUABLE BUS I-
Ar-it NESS PROPERTY. situate at No 630, KM and 634
North Second street. conerlsting of three stores, with
dweliingt attached. The whole mill be sold together,
to close an estate. A partion of the purcha3a money
may remain or mortgage For particulate. inquire of
E McCALL,
1 South SECOND Street.
-PUTLADELPRTA, July 20. 1664. i Y2l
dit FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE
anat—Sittigite N. W. corner of PRANRFORD Road and
NORRIS Street. Lot 100 feet on Frankford and 414 feet
on Words street. Six brick dwellings on Fraskferd
road, a -rbteoestory brick factory, Si feet by 43 feet on
Norris stepob, with cotton machinery thsreln; engine.
house, With niters and engine in; two-story brial
hones, 23 bit 60, attached and other buildings. 7or
fortbkr in6ormation , inquire at N. R. corner of St
'IPRITHakid SPRUCE Streets. 9Y19. et•
Tiv k JUST AREIVED-A LOT OF
first. rate HORSES from the Western part of
the State. and are now offered for Asia at the stable* of
JAMES MORAL.
Wire Bridge, near Fairmount,
1t• (West side of the Schuylkill.)
. d i- zT FOR SALE—A DARK ISAHO.
°ANY Bay Boise, 17 hands high, 7 years oli.
'Sound, kind, stylish, and fast in sinks or doable has
ne.s. A first - rate hone for a coupe
Apply at BEM'S STABLES.
IY2I-st• China Hall, CHESTNUT Street.
COLUMBIA HOWIE,
FOR THE BEA-MORE
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
IS NOW.. OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF OVENS:
Trains leave 1 71Till.STREET FERRY dally 62 . 71414
M. , 2 and 4.16 P N.
Terms $2l per week, Or $3.50 per 601.
BROWN & WOELPPER,
J 0414 PROPRIETORS.
14 ELLERTOWN HOTEL, RO
MIPTON COUNTY, PA.—A few more BOARD•
ERB can be accommodated. The place is eurrounded
by fine scenery, and is ea.y of acme,. The undivided
attention of the proprietor will ba Ki ven to the 'warders
Terms slo per wcelr For particulars apply to J. C:
STEINER & CO. , L 2.0 North TB IRA Street. Pella . Pa.
.iY2l.3t re • Proprietor, OWEN DASH:
"FLORENCE HEIGHTS.-THIS
TIED!. RESORT le now open for the. reception of
guests. Terme 512 per week, or it 2 per day. Apply on
the premises or at lie. 605 SANF•Obt Street.
.ril9-112to R. O. SIMON, Proprietor.
JOHN 0. WIIITTIER
RUMMER RESORT. -B OA ti.• TOP
a- , MOUNTAIN HOUSE.—This romantic s po t Cam be
reached daily by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad. to
Huntingdon, thence by the Broad• Top Railroad via
Dudley. ltscundon Tickets are issued at half' ties
atm:limits, which are good .until the first of October.
First-class accommodations.
Teams—V[2 per week ; per day OM. Children. and
to half price.
For farther particulars address
C. M. ALLIIOND h Co.. Managers,
119-lat Broad-Top Ctty, Huntingdon Co.. Pa.
BI3IOANTLNE HOUSE, ' BRIGAIITINE
' BEACH. 21 J.—B. D. SMITH Proprietor.
This. large andcommodlons Botel is now open for the
reception of visitors. Persons desirone of visiting the
sea-shore will tind.this one of the most desirable places
for exoellent Bathing. Fishing. Cunning. Sts. hitaa
tion, three miles from atlantic City,ann.comuminica.
Lion from Philadelphia twice a day, via.Ocanden and
Atlantic Railroad. Boats will be in readiness at the
Inlet, on the arrival the trains, to cionvoy /nests to
the Betel.
Terms moderate.
For further intimation address the .proprietor.
nEDFORD MENERA:I4 BPRINGE3.-
x , - , - This popular Slimmer Resort is now open, and pre
pared for the reception of visitors, =tit October next,
The Hotel twill oe under the charge of the most expo
deuced management In the country.
'The Bedford Rairoad has been Anlalarvi to within one
hours' ride of Springs, over One Turnpike road.
Visitors will come by Pennsylvania Railroad to Hunt
ingdon, thence by Broad Top and Bedford through.
Amplearrangements have beenmade to supply deal
era and Individnala with the BHP/MED WATER, lie
well-steamed casks, as follows:
7or Barrel, oak (40 gal). 42 00
Half Barrel, oak 2 00
mulberry 4 OD
All orders addressed to B. L. ANDERSON, Bedtbr6,
promptly Ailed.
Persona wishing rooms, or any information shoal
place, will address ESPY . E. ANDERSON. je2-2ra
THE CLARENDON," ATLANTIC
CITY, is now open for the accommodation of
boarders. This house la sitimted in a central part of the
island. and every room in the house commoudi..a fine
view of the sea. The bathing never was better.
176410 ' • JAMES JENKINS, Li. D.
fIARLIBLFA WHITE SITIoniUR
SPRINO6.—The Proprietor takes pleasuza in an
nonnelng that tide favorite and fashionable Watering
Plate is now open fore4sitora The persons's. and Un
divided attention of the proprietor will be al son to the
wants and comforts of his guests.
N. W. WOODS. reoprietor.
Q EA BATHENG.-ITATIONLI HALL,
CAPE ISLAND, Cape May, N. J. is.now open for
the reception °flits numerous (nests. Tams moderate.
Children ender 12 yeere 1.4 age and eerrance half prim.
Superior accommodations and amplo room for two
hundred persons. AARON 01.,ARETSON,
.1.24-2 m Proprietor.
TTNITEII. STATES HOTEL, LONG
• BRANC4I, N. J., is now open for the reception of
didtora. Address B. A. 811.031KAETR, Prop'r. 368-2m'
FIE - ESTER COUNTY HOUSE,
',ANTIC CITY. N. private BOARDING.
aovsE (always open for Boarders), I. 1101/ folly fir
ranged for the accommodation of Summer vieltere The
litnation Is one of the beet on the Island, being In full
view of the Ocean. and near excellent bathing ground.
my:3l.2m 3.1008 KRIM. Proprietor.
FROTHINGBAN tt 'WELLS
HEAVY, WSDIXIY. AIM LIGET SHE/MGR AND
hHIRTINGS.
STANDARD DRUZ&
HUTT CANTON FLANNELS.
WASHINGTON .AND VICTORY CADIBRICS AND
SILESIAS.
GROWN, BI ACHED AND CORNET JEAN&
/0. 12 WORSTED YA RN, .20. . es'264ftf
BRASS STENCIL AL,PE.A.BRTS.
Al. I. MRTCALF & SON
BI
4sx SKlAsnsirr, BOSTODI
Thoonly manufacturers la the Unltod'States of Brass
Alphutbete and Flmes, to any great extent or Pr i cey
variety. Sold at wholesale at the Lowest ChM
Also, the beet of INDELIBLE STENCIL INK. very
amp. Stencil Dies and all kinds of Stencil Stook. la.
*mines or orders promptly attended to. ir/1-Bm
SUMMER COMPLAINT, DIA.RRHO&A,
DYsentary. aid all disorders of the Bowels relieved
at once by the ace of Jardeila's Syrup of Blackbel
Roc and Rhubarb. Entirely vogetabla. easily take
very effectual. Try It. Prepared only b • &MOS H
SELL. B. cor. TWENTIETH and Ma !NET Street&
'PT BATON & DENCKLA,
.WARS COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 7 ;07 COM
MERCE. and 510 NORTH Streets. offer o:,r alas:
Anchor Brand Nails; Plymouth Mill It:,seis.
W. k 8. Butcher's Cast Steel; Eagle Looks.
Branum's Horse Nails; Locks's Sdlool Slates.
Copper. Brass, and Iron Wire; rjotton Cards.
Liao a fal assorimat of Americas Hardware. fe9411
CH/EP QUARTERHAETER'S 0P7106,
WAHEINOTON DEPOT
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
SUMMER 'RESORTS.
CAPE MAY.
GEORGE J. BOLTON
THEOUGEI IN TWO HMS,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
ARMV GOODS.
lI4VB POll BALK
AUCTION fiAYXS.
... •
Ut BAZAAR, NINTH AND 6A.X. „
SON STRARTS—Aucnort SALE OF litrtvp4SS. ;
ARRIAGES, &a..
ON SATURDAY HORNING SIERT,
'Ai 30 o'clock. cow prisju about
FIFTY HORSES.
Full d'escriptions at sale, including 'as prtraortloary
brown trittti vs horse. long tail: 8 years old. het , b , othet
to "Oral :Eddy," 15 lauds 3 inches high, has , trottod •
i s s b i t e i n y. 42; the property of a private gettlevran I
to be sold ss i l ) , for want of nee.,
to
,now PC d seabird. heed Oirrfagan; light Wilma.'
Sec., with which' the sale wilt &maternal. •
/0 , 0, .Ingle s e ~.•i double barneas, isd4lat," brf an., •
Whlnc, corer.,&c. •
/RI. poarrn.mlM account 44f •
/SA- Sale ~r h orse .. , on WBD, E3l7bY.
trei' Carriages and harness at nrivatutnaler.
tr2l-2t ALFRED' 3f ITRItk"arESS, Attatlettimit
OTEL .FURINTI:YURE FDA
Being cheat to retire erom the bialnelts. Ws'
seriber offers nt
Of? 111ESDAT, '171 , 7 ?fi,
the entire stock of 1 0 1 1 R:s1TU 4 h . f , in
HERR'S ROTEL. KA 11ttl'ABURCI, Pk;
conet.ltlns Bedet,.fis. if air Mg. Ih'esses. Fec.theT
Pillows, Sheets, Comforts, Qat.it.r. Carpets, Elena
Corner Clock,. finnisne, Spoons, Fnivem, (;'hi IA and.
ClitOnWnte,mnl9cienttoscoommodstV2 l . o Stlyos,
Kitchen Utensils; in fact,eserythiu,Vrenntred la'Alarin•
howl. Sale Who contivoshl from do v v., day mild snit.
sold. Terms mush, Dade: owe handr;d
Jyl9-71 J. OLLSERT FIBRE. .
VOTION BALE OS CONDEMN=
A.A. HOMER I • • •
• WAR 2 , IPARTIII6'R7 ,!CA TALKY thIISAIT,
OFFICR op efink, P CIOAKTIMPLUTIIic,
• • • WASIIIINaTOy D. C. Jcb 9. IDIAL •
WITT be Fold' at PUBLIC dereCTOPI.. .to thi).bllo/014 .
bidder, et the times and placea van I '4 na":"F -.712,
LER fi.NON, Penna., THURSIXIT Job'. 14tL 0 /12114,
READING, PPCIDFL. THURSD'ACE . ' 301 v. 21at. ok_
HARRLSBOIRO, Poona TAlTil WAY , 3. ' 14.211k "
DEN
ALTOONA, Penna.. TEZIRSDaY., %n et °
el
1954.ILLIAMSPORT. Pea= THOM 1 •A a ll a/ "'
W
TWO HUNDRED (n) CAVALLIM H°R B E B
piece. • •
The,e Horrer•bave been condemr.edia unfit' kr ' UK.
Cavalry pervieo.pt the Army.
Poe Road and 1 , arm purpose,' amity c04:4 bargains nit
be bad.
Hones sold eloglL
Terme: Cash, In United liaise Currann3f.
(A MEW Sgt
.Liend.: . C4d. and Chief Quart 4
CaVitrra !la "60*
PUBLIC BALF, OF 1:1(CLA
(moos remaining, in the Wambente'or "
LADELPIIA AND READING RAIX,ROB.I
PANT. THIRTEENTH and CALLOWII.I . III,
rhuadelphia.
The articles: described In the following. Rd, ea mt.
baring been consigned to the Station nanted.beda w •
the Philadel>his and Reading Railroad, and the
signeee, after dne and legal notice, not haying
them away, nor paid the costa and prpensee oroarrit .
will be exposed to public Hale or no , cry, atlce ewe,
Etationa named below, on 03ATORDAT.'RePratithws
1864; the sale to commence * con o'clock in'ethei* "-
nom, of mild day:
CONHION NHS.
E. P. Ramsayi-
M. - Bailor; .
S. Jackson,
L. Inverts, .
Dr. Wright, "
C. Alegargee,
Paschall 31 . 6rris,
P. MoDOnangh,
Dr. Wright.
Dr Wright.
A. Tbompson;
A. Cross. . .
W. 11Itner;
IJ. W.. Vpsncer,
W. Harris;
JP. Epplerhsimer,
Paschall Mcirrts.
Merchants' Inge°,
Consol'tn Ins. Co.
J. Collins
J. Lncne &
IM. C. Sadler,
S.Eccles,
S. TlaHamm,
George Griffith,
E Kerchirlager:
•
HP,„ar
E Wilson '
~ Lnog Se
.T Bro..
11. Calman.
L. Wolfsnsborgar,
G. Devlin,
.1. Powers,
Shabbaeker, .
J. N. Kline, •
J. Hall,
W. H. Richards;
3'. M. Barris,.
R. & S. ellen.
R. Ashburn, .
Philadelphia.
The above artic'es will be es:posed to Dahlia sale, sirs
aforesaid, according to the provisions of the first antler'
of the Act of Ainernisly of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania. approved the sixteenth day of Merck A:D.
1858; with all the requirements of which ibe
phis and Reading 'Railroad Company hsve In all re- '
ells eta complied. The Act of Assembly is as follows:
Commission merchant,' and !actors. and all cow.
mon carriers. or other . peranns having a Ilea upon goods.
Wares, and merchandise. for or on accannt of the code
and expenses of carriage or siorage, - or any other charge'
arising from the transportation, keeping, or storage alt
such property, In case the'ownere or consignees shall
not pay or discharge the amount doe for such cost, ex
pense, carriage, storage, or other charges, hereisbeforw
amed, may, after the expiration of ninety day:-
from. the notice hereinafter provided, proceed to '
sell tke same, or so much thereof as may be tee
to discharge said lies, at public auction: Pro=
That notice of sale shall he given as required for she-
Tire sales of personal property, and that thirty 44rye -
taatfee of said lien be given to the owner or consignee
of the property, if they can be found, and in case IN
cannot be so found , that the same shall be advertise&
weekly in some newspaper published in the proper till
or county to which the goods, wares, or merckandiet •
bays been consigned, for four consecntive weeks before. -
the sale, the residue of money arising from stick sale,
after deducting costs of transportation, charges an 4.
storage, advertising and sale , to be held subject to the
order of the owner or owners of such prop,rtv. "
G. A. NICH . OLLA,
General Superlatendent.
SEADnia, Pa., Jane ii, 158. i. .
AMIISEMENTS.
GROVER'S NEW• CHESTNUT-
STREET THEATRE.—GR ANC REOPENING.
MONDAY EVENING, July nth.
Fiat time in mix years in Philadelphia of the Grand RP.
mantic, Musical. Spactaenlar Drama.
ALADDIN: Or. THE WONDERFUL LAMP.
Preeented after three menthe' active preparation to a
etyle of unpreceden , ed magnificence, replete with wow
derfal Transformations. Magnificent Scenery. Grand
Marches, Superb Cosi tunea and Properties, Beantiral
'frolic and Choruses.
Lit=rln6=l=MlMl
THE ACADEMY OF •F I N E . ' ART %.
aL CHEBTMIT Street_abowe -Tenth; is OPEN DAILY;
for visitant from 9 A. N. to 6 . P. B.
.3 as
BOARDING.
A YEW FIRST-CLASS PERMANENT
BOARDERS CAD find superior accommodations at
moderate prices at the old Halted . States Hotel, 413
CHESTNUT Street.
. _ .
Tblis betel bas recently changed hands, been repaired,
and in now in complete order.
BOARD. -FRONT SINGLE. ROOM
A, Tama, No. 1315 W&LNUT Street. :1711)40"
BOARDING.—TWO SECOND-STORY
rooms TO LET. at 1311 North TENTH Bt. 3.741
PERSONAL.
PRREONAL—RBD OR BLACK-BA-Lb
EARDROPS, 60 cents per pair,
31 . 21-2 i• 916 RACE Strait
EXCURSIONS.
SUMMER EXOUB
" stuns!
Ayr REDUCED PRICES!
TO THE GREAT COAL, IRON, AND LUMBER ES-
GIONS OP PENNSYLTANTA I
TICKETS GOOD FOR TEN -DATS I
GIVING AMPLE TIME TO VISIT ELCH POINT OSP
INTEREST ON THE ROUT&
The Cataivissa Railroad.: Company,
Flaying perfected arrangements vritli•connectiag road'.
will le.ne Ex careion Ticket' trait .Philadelphia • Ter tits:
fallowing route:
PHILADELPHIA AHD REIDING RaILROAD,
To Reading. Schuylkill Haven, Ashland& MatuanW
City and Tamaqua
CATAWISSA LILRC.A.D...
To Summit, 31cialev batlivr!ssa, Rapid.
Danville, Milton. and Williamsport;
LEHIGH AND SiAB AST OT BEATIZ MEADOW
RA TLROADS. -
To Black Creek and Manc, hunk:
. . .
-VALLE . / ' 411,110/I.D;
To Allwatnwn aud Bethlehem': aad the
NnATIT.PEAVSYLvANIA RAILBOAD,
To Philadelphia.
For Twisty and grandeur. icenorY, this route pre
sents peculiar inducements to tourist..
Those wtshtng to do so, may reverse:he mite by ob
taining Tickets to start ~:ser the North•Pencirlirasila
Eat trosd.
.PA.I43D, 810.
Ticiets can be obtaine?. at the. Depots °tithe Philadel
phia and deading and Noah Pennsylvania Unreal
Companies, and of -
N. VAN WORN; Ticket Agent, •
northwest corner garililid quEzrauT Streets;
Trsins start from Philidelpisli.and Depot at
5,143 A. 31., 3.33 P. And Irom Nor.th Pennsylvania
11x1lroad Depot at 7 A-311.4 and 3.45. ad 5.15 P. M.
, . . 772114tatta
GThiltb - tUTOBRION TQ
stannott and comma..
otuits stealer mAn.serrAzr. Captain B. A. Ryther,
baying been released by the 0 0Caramee_it mete $
°Mid Excursion to. Ca May SATu ROVE, Jnly
23d, lesein4 Arch. street Wharf o'clock; returning.
will leave t.epe . Maw on Monday al_ SX o'clock., pare
for the excursion. three dollars. Carriage biro extva:
.1712-211 JOS.. A.. STE.Y, A RT. Agent.
(BRAND PLEASURE EX
CYBEIONS TO-LAKE SUPERIOR.--Ons
of the followitg splendid find-clnsa steamers. via ,
CLEVELAND, ILLINOIS, YONTRRIN LICK T, TSQ7‘ . ..
CITY, TRAVI S" SR METEOR. IRON SIDES
_LAO La.
BELLE, and PENVABIC, w},U brave CLII:I ._ Za
Ohio, at 8 o'clock P. M.,ragh_dey at the week,
Saturday and Sunday , and Detroit, Michigan, asWt. "
following dais at 2 o'cloninr. M . , through the menthe.
of JULY LaUGUSTi gaud EXOnniN
to the.menl petals of intcnott on the Great Ittihad 8000.. '
of Aineritn,whish, for utility. tifeasuro, and hoalth.ame:
ansurpatiet by,any error .on Las Continent.
This, trip of over I,LYlO.allles embraces 81.1 dfST..eeic
latitude sod. eleven °Mon:nude, and luclqs UR. .
Elie, Si. Clair, Ratron, and Su. of, '
thehean• fat rivers Detroit, Se. Clair and St. ;try's.
The many and emienalve mines of Iron r.nri *emir.
unequaled by any in the World, with the newly-ah
cot , ere, and Inviting depoolte of silver lead r .wild :AA
romantic scenery, combine} with its pure gad breeizr,..,
climate., render the Lake S uperior trip one of far lioliek .
than ordinary at:racticin to the capitalist, the chant,
the piaaenre.seeier, or the invalid.
The aboverunmad, steamers are elev.iitly-flited 9C..
witb large airy Cabins and State-Roem., while 'row
prooarition hats been, taken to provide for the safety anal
comfort of paper' gem.
Pam in cludingState.RoomsandM about ecmtt .
par mile. Time occupied in making the and trir&dal;
64910 days.
Eow.mis seemed, and further information obtabs'A.lie!
application to proprietors.
ROBT:BANNA & Co., ) Cle ve l a nd , Cie.
HUSSEY & McBRIDE.
J. T WHITING St Co, v t Detro i t, I mai s ss 4
I Offil HUTCHINGS,
Ja2l-I an2a
jigiVist FOR CAPE 31AY.—T&g.
staunch and commodious steamer MAN-
Idarl'Abl, Captain E. A. Rytier, of the O&M May Line,
having bees released by the Govorameat. is now,
making hey regular tripe Cad re May, leaving A.ECH
STIiERT,IVIIARF every 'IIIF.FJ)AT, TITORSD AY. and.
SATURDAY at 9 o'clock: rat'arning„ will leave. Cam
Nay evou Monday, Ws?..earaday. and Friday, at 83f,
o'clock. touching at Neni.C•astle, going and mistiming
Fare $2 60, carriage, Ere Included; children hall's,
price. Servants 3 1 .60..sezriage hire extra..
Freight at low No freight recelvad after 8
o'clock. and In IN cans must be pre.pald
.iy23.tr 70SEPH...k. STSWA:BT, Agent.
*Sarni ..PROM NEW , rot.
• NSW. HAVEN, HARTFO YORK RD, SPAIN*.
FIELD. and BOSTON .—T he steamers CONTININT/tin
and ELM CITY leave Peek Slip, East River, daily, at 1
it P. M. and U at night. jeM-Sin
sigfra FOR LLBAN aril) TROY .
t
barge ••• OLIVE ItRANC I r t a Bapt.. Jobe Turner. VA
gale • for the above points on WEDNESDAT..inIy
MG% o'clock P. N.
or freight, which will be taken at reasonable
r‘pnly to D. L PTANAOaIt,. Ayer ."'
jyl6-4t No. 3048 . DELA.WKRE, Avenue.
LADIES' TRUSS AND BRACT
STORE—Condnoted by Ladles, TWELIF/X.
Street, first doer below Race. Every article le
i ta
line elegant. easy, and correct in make. 0. H.
DLES, Woprlator, attends to Gentlemen, ontbeeorW'
of TWELFTH and RACE Streets. N. B.—Professions)
accuracy Insured. mvA.onsis
VENTRAL FAIR—A VERY LARGE
asoortmeat of fitereoecople 'flew of the Central
Fair. bIo.OLLISTERAt
ITYO-8t 738 0.4101 n oT Street.
A RTlpl.l.B'• ICON/ail 11
'2 boxes candy.
23 bdlee. spoke=
I box skelevravfeet4
1 box boddii3e. -
I box mdse.
8 barn pulp:
reaper.
lot eaathies:
I.'box books.
I box books.
2 aackatbargoat..
I box H Itgoede:,
Uebl. barley.
I box drags.
2 bbln. pickles:
lu aeed sowers:
1 box books.
2boxes book&
I bOx vencera:
I cask paint.
iron safe.
!old lumber.
II 01.1 .sale.
100 bdlrs.
2 empty kegs.
1 empty ke g
I bbl- feather!.
1 bag waste.
I empty bbl.
I boy and can.
3 empty bat( bbla.'
I keg mdse.
1 box.
1 half bbl. and k0r,.1.'
11 keg mineral water:-
2 Obis. corn.
11 empty bbl.
5 empty bble.
1 ball bbl.