MOUNTAIN RETREAT
Mountain sconery has Its great attractions, and
opens up to the eyes of all beholders the wonders of
primeval Nature. Groat vales and chasms, huge
upland and rooks, limpid and dashing streams, and
waterfalls splashing and singing to diamond drops
and silvery spray, conspire to make tho endless an
them of Water(); while the spell-bound spectator
%tiny sea and read and hear sermons In stones and
•babbling brooks. It is amid such great and soul-
Inspiring works of Nature that our eitlzons may find
a delightful home, on the summit of tho Allegheny
Mountains, nearly 2,500 feet above the level of tho
sea. The resident of a city lives for nothing if he
or site permits the possibility of so muck real enjoy
mont to pass by unnoticed. Now is the time
to reach the cool, bracing, dry, mountain air. To
reach these beauties of Nature, drossed In its hand
somest or deepest shades of emerald, passage may be
taken In the commodious cars of tho Central Ponnsyl
vania liallroad Company, and be landed at Crosson
after a delightful and romantic ride of a few hours.
Mr. G. W. Mullin has placed hts house In order, on
the Summit, and made the most admirable arrange
ments for n supply of the luxuries and necessaries
of life. It is, of course, needless to say that ho will
spare no expense to tickle the palates of his boarders,
and also to
. provide music for their mental enjoy
,sriont during their sojourn on the mountains. There
.are two malls daily reaching Cresson, and than is
.also iolcgraph communication cast and west.
Reader, go.
MUSIC AT FAIRMOUNT PAIUC
A largo number of persons visited the park yester
day afternoon. Tko music by Sents , s Military Har
mony Hand hats proven a great attraction. Contd.
• buttons for tho band have come in quite rapidly.
Thu different railroad companies have subscribed
largely, but their %creased businesrfrom the pre
sence of the bend has mere than repaid any outlay
they have made. If the subscription list continuos
to he kept up as II bas been thus far, there is no
doubt that the band will be kept at the park tho re
mainder of the summer. The stand for the band has
not yet been erected, although the plans for the pur
pose aro completed. The building will be oflron
and stone, and \Thou completed will be a substantial
and useful ornament to the Park.
TIIAVAMD 13011;i TY 3IEETE:qO
A meeting of citizens of•tho Ninth ward was hold
last eTening . in National Ilitll , Daniel Steinmetz,
Esq., in the cheir. The object of the mooting was
to elect delegates to represent the ward In the ward
delegation to raise recruits. Messrs. Steinmetz,
Stntthors, and Sheriff Thompson wore elected the
committee.
The president stated that there should ho a com
mittee appointed to go from 11011E0 to house, and to
every place where recruits would possibly be ; that
although the committee to raise substitutes paid the
auhatituto in full, yet there were substitute
brokers who received from $7OO to $9OO for sith3l.l
- oe, and who paid them from 3300 to $lOO. The
reaton given was that utany.of the substitutes could
Mot read, and their ignorance was taken advantage
of bithose brokers. Tho meeting adjourned to meet
again this evening.
CITY I'IMAIS.
THE BEST PLACE TO DINE IN BNILADICLENIA,
AT Palos's, BOUNTII AND OIIERTNIIT.--WhRI Del
ruonilso'e is in New York, and the St. Charles in
Cincinnati, Price's Dining Rooms are in this city,
videlicit : the place of all others to enjoys tempting,
Comfortable meal. Mr. Price has shown his thorough
appreciation of the wants of our citizens in perfect.
lug his present largo and invitir g establishment, at
Fourth until Chestnut streets—an establishment
where the most refined, cultivated, and we may say
fastidious palate, can be gratifidd, at all hours and
at all seasons, with all the dainties and substan
tints going, from a luscious plate of berries smother
ed In cream, to a savory tenderloin done to a nicety,
and the most delicious salads, such as are served at
210 other (public) tablet in this city. Mr. Price long
since discovered the true secret of success in his
branch of business, namely, the art of catering to the
entire satisfaction of his patrons, regardless of ex.
pensc. And yet, notwithstanding the present enor
mously high prices of every description of market
ing, and 'the fact that his-tables gioan under the
Tory best that the market affords, his charges are
proportionately moderate. His rooms, dories the.
dining houh, present a pleasing combination of
order and activity.
PLIVENOLOOICAL JOURNAL. FOR 49.17C:17?T.—N0.12,
Volume 30, of the "Minim)logleal Journal and Life
Illustrated," published by Ponder & Now
York, has been handed to us by Professor Oapon, of
No. 25 South Tenth street. The articles and illus
trations are varied and more than usually Interest
ing. It needs no higher praise.
ELEGANT STAINZR CLOTHING AT MODIMATH
I"nlturs.-IVe invite attention today to the largo
. ":and elegant stook of Summer Clothing offered by
;-• • esers C. Somers & Son, N0..1725 Chestnut street,
mien . Jayne's Hall, It embraces every vaitety of
. sonablo garments made from the choicest tbaterl
in the most approved styles, and they are selling
em at great bargains.in view of the advanced stage
* tie seam.
ACE MorEVENTS.—The rarious, and rra may
floral, rumors of peace negotiations with which
vublic are now being ontertatned,can in no way
t tho fact that the best and cheapest place to
Coal—to get the most value for the money—ll
. 19. Alter's, D 57 North Ninth street.
°NAZI= CONTECTIONB:7-]Hecate. E. G. Whit-
Cp., No. 818 Chestnut street, have well
ti for themselves the reputation or manatee
.;g the richest and purest Confections In the
. They use only the finest materials, anti ms
cturing largely for the wholesale trade, their
4s are always fresh, and really lower in price:
4 ore charged elsewhere for more ordinary quail
. No one should think of leaving the city with
a liberal supply of these delicious and healthful.
are tlons.
f h flE "PRIZE - MEDAL " SHIRT, invented by Mr.
J n F. Taggart, and sold by Mr. George Grant,
ifiio Chestnut street r is, without exception, the best
Ai fit, comfort, beauty, and durability. His stook of
•Ilentlemen's Furnishing Goods, of his ow n exclusive
;fla.nufaoture and importation, Is also the choicest in
Ike city, and his prices are moderate.
LVANSANT I B GMAT 00NPNOTIONERT AND FRIUT
Estrontuar, Ninth and Chestnut streets, is a Para
dise on a small scale. Everything in the way of
Confections that could tempt the eye, or delicious
and rare Fruits that could gratify the palate, are
there displayed. His elegant Black Hamburg
Grapes and fine Apricots are particularly attractive.
G PARABOLA SPECTACLEB.—The beauty of these
glasses is that they have a unlvirsal focus; look
whichever way you may through thous, the, magni
fying power meets you. There is, hdnee, no strain
upon the optic nerve; you read with them as you
would with the fresh, natural oyes of youth. The
genuine ' , Parabolas" aro for sale only by
E. 13ortang, optiolan,
No. 402 Ohostnut street..
HIPTOttICIt. PICTURES.—The Emperor Nape.
leon Is reported to have-given the great marine
painter Monsieur Gudin a commission for a pic
ture of the late sea fight between the Alabama and
Keatiarge. One painting of the same subject, by
NI. Durand Brager, an artist of some celebrity,
fter exciting a good deal of attention in Paris, hat
con shipped to the United States. We understand
hat the Emperor is also about to send a distin
nished artist to Philadelphia, for the purpose of
L. .rialng a first-class picture of the . Brown Stone
Clothing Nall of liockhill & Wilson, Wm 603 and•
;+35 Chestnut street, above Sixth.
SUMMNI: CLOTHING.
Cheep Clothing.
First-class Clothing.
Superior Clothing.
Ready-made Clothing.
Charles Stokes & Co.'s Clothing.
"One•price" Clothing.
Under-the-Continental Clothing.
linor:onrris—', CLERGYMAN'S SORE. TRROJT.”—
A chronic inflammation of the small animus glands
connected with the membranes which line tho throat
end windpipe. In many eases Broum's Bronchial
Troches afford immediate relief. Sold by all Drug
gists.
" LIONT WORN AND GOOD PAY."—A ploasant
and profitable agency, for the sale of good books,
nay be had by addrossing, with stamp, Fowler &
Wells, 389 Broadway, New York. jy2o-10.71t
STRANGE WORD ON D rtonnwAY.—Sozodent,
which is fast becoming a household word, is derived
in,m the Greek, and composed of two words
`Soro," to preserve, and " Odontos," the teeth—
S , ;zodent, a preserver of the teeth. For beautifying
tie teeth, invigorating the gums, and sweetening
fl breath, it is without a poor in the world.
Sold by Druggists. j yle-tuthsa3t
HANDSOYRST ARSORTIERNT OV STRAW,
.LT, and other Hats can be purchased of Charles
laord be Sons, 834 and Bad Chestnut street, Oontl
tal Hotel.
APE MAY, LOTTO BRANO7I, ATLATITIO CITY.
cc assortment of ladles' and gentlemen's bath
dreaaes can be found at Sohn 0. Anion's, Nos.
1 North Sixth street. jya-U
11 1 !,sr.msnsin ASOORT1(11 - XT of misses', children's,
oys' hats, at reduced prtcee, oan be purchased
'tittles Oakford Se Sobs, 834 and 8313 ChestnUt
4 et, Continental Hotel.
ARRIVALS AT TUE HOTELS.
The Con
?omen, U S A
if' . !„. Er) , den
IL 7 T Dillon, St Louis
'' _lillort, dt Louts
lad/. Et Louie
• I boutemi. St Louie
•' iValle. Si Louis
.Ji. A Dillon, Si Louis
I. &Iv f. lin NI ng ton ,la
ya m man, Burlingtn, lOW*
W .o.,Perot, Baltimore
Yuan:WO, Baltimore
Was Wm Baltimore
W Fitter:Washington
(has .LLtico L ,New York
V; 3 Bryan, Bow York
Mrs J Wilson, N Y
illool lido Morrie, N Y
i,iiss Ida Morris, N T
t. W Yield, New York
A El itMorgan, nittsbell
7 8 NlTadden, Pittsburg
I, E Waterman, Boston
JOB'S Holt L Spritutwa
4. 0 glerae:Jr,Sl wf, Pitted,
Su B fiberae, Pittsburg
fu. o 0 BerinedY. Pittsburg
J K BtREI3, Titusville
Iv Iv ch .', Titusville
J wpalrell, l'ittvburg
t g chemberlin. Memphis
mn A Bigler. Harrisburg
list ?Walker. By
t,ej Poke, retina
a
fro Lndlarn. MeraPhl
Fna $ /ones At Me, Ohio
. gE o B o a o kr N .
ewY U rk
ki c hseon
Baltimore
4 H Combe New Jam,'
!A Menden'. Meinplila
L Ilarr00; L ouisville
zglinpadn; IS lir
111 W g A blUson N T
Sr. Root ..4 da . n. Wash
I,l.owanlbal,Wash,D 0
I A Nelson, Tennessee
- I MoTe, Bolton
I lik. Jr, Baltimore
,LA Whitely & wife
Mlimooks, Baltimore
yiever,-Jr, Baltimore
1 J_Stevrast &wife
I vandenbUrgh, England
BI
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BothlOg l ifartaville
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pen n to b Y t l
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The Girard.
Lagghn.:lallitnore .7 U Marshall, Eastport
E B EitsrolitonS r itainia Mr., Mitchell at la, Wle
E C Lewis, Tonn,wee 0 0 Kunkel, Harrisburg
Jae Burns, Now 1( Ork I) H D ittahlsoa. Harrisburg
J R Eby, Harrisburg. Rohl Welsh, Philadol phis
It C Eby, Harrisburg Lt H L Reinhold Lancaster
W II Eby, Ilurrisburg Thos MoKey,Cincinnati
D Flint, Chicago Hon E Saulsbury, Delaware
1) C Calm Pennsylvania B A Aldrich, Boston
Rev Joe Col derllurrlblus Yrod'h Seitz,. Easton
A Robinson, illirriebUrg W m I: Morrison, Penns:
Bliss I. Hudson:New York A * 11 WL Withal)
Henry Wilson, Now York E,r; Reed, Lancaster
JAM Tullxst, Boston 11 0. 6 Simon Catiteron,Peana
Geo Carve), New York Cap ,`O B Perkins, Meadville
Win Dawson, New York John Martin
Sans' I Cooper, New York John %Mall, Washington
EC Stewart, attimetewe line E P Strong.
Va
John A Moore, Foltoh, Del Mrs A C Strong, Ara
AI Leither, Kansas • W J !inn t. Newport, St
W Y Green, New York AII Stork, y, Del •
W R Thomas & la. N Y 0 W Oman,' 00.1,
Henry E. Moors. Cincinnati like L Crean. ,
W 0 K Cone, Kamm' Jac R HoughAV, X J.
Cony ay ' W wand, N. TOrK
It Jonas) h trf,Bnrltcgton Chance R Shee;vt XX .
6 !tumor 3r. son, Penne
ernes ,
1) Chao, Drt+oklyn
D ItIc&Igor, tow 'York
JIM Crooks.liblC York
U b A
J (I Thoulem, Alex, Va
.1 V inn, New York
A W Smith, Pro, It I .
Mr Barton, Di. lawaro co .;
C W Dorian, ROW York •
ion Becker, Wash D
J W Sigainr, Row York'
Edlr Roche
1? Mtnke, Cumberland. Ma
Mra Kate Nash, Elmira
J "'Darla . la, llliaole•
A B Austin, 'Vermont
aft,.s4 U ,lobea, ala.a
R Y
12312 M
Prof J It Woodcock, N Y
/leery Frick, Lewisburg
X 0 Lerch. Lewisburg
C F Spencer, New York
The !le
T AVIS th 'al, Wash, DC
.1' .1 Coble . Landialnzra, Pa
T blend, Ohio
E l'Eltodes, Okio
I. A Jenkins Ohio
A Frank. bultrigne
J A Eystor. Chain bovalnirg
Tit Evans & wr. Baltimore
3 W Avis, Vrsulcliu
T G Duncan, Ott Creek
C R Fankry, Centre co
.To Sharpleen .k la, Penni
C B Ebbert, Brownsvllle
E Marple, Chteasto
Capt A Mashy, Morrie lerd
Capt T B Scarborough, USA
318 Cross, Parma
C P Bert: al wt. Cleveland
J Leppert ..tr irf, Cleveland
A 1.. Ouse, 311111inlown
R F Hill, Juniata co. Pa
& A Zimmerman, Purrs , /
J Letherbuly, Del
Ikt Ratner
A N tinttoo, Delawnre
J 11) Mendenhall, Pennn
W Harris, fauna
S Itobetion, Millilntown
Hen Watson, Buchingbam John Jones & la, Hatboro
3ferick Peareon.Centrell.ll,E T Leedom. Newtown
John Blair, Allegheny City T 5 Smith. Upper Make Sold
Levi Lippincott, N Sonny Jae Palmer, &firewood
C Lippincott. New Jersey Chas Kirkbricie, Newtown
E 0111ingbani,Bnellegham A A Gregg, Bostletoo. Pa
J A Kirk, Buckinghsm Darin Saul, Uolmesharg
E 1 Lctigabore, Mate co .1 13 Walton, Bucks co
Tim Ely. Northampton Jos HIM, Lambent:l , llle
Vanhorn, Elation, A Cantry, Lamherteyllie
Eh! Knight, Byberry Wm Lloyd. Backe co
The Velma.
A Tialnes,Barlingloti W Dean, Delaware -
.31rs Flathee, Iln rlington 1. N Freeman, New York
J Crevasson, Sr,Cantoa D AVMs, Ohio
CB WIN lama, kaasilion PBSmall Ragerstow
TI Whitaker J Turner St ta.llllnois
Wm Curtin Mrs J Prince & oh Illinois
jit;r7uitii W bRWW,IIh; liiiii;;;tiarir
J D Gooding,llllnoto .1 I Smith. :Yew York.
TD Kemmerer, Allentown J J loam Chicano
F POttP.Pottovllle J llooroo,Penra
8 Dock, Rending_ 1W L Jones, Allentown
E 0 Deate, New Jersey I
jr3 s eise, Boston
M Hartwell. NODS
J II linker, Cheater
Lient \V H Whitehead, Pa
E C Hickman. \V Chester
Nfra Smith. Baltimore
Washbnrn, New Fork
H .T Rattan, Cobonre, C W
John P Brown. New York
Jas Smith, Bowen.
J Artie, New Amy
3 llcearrar, Backs co -
Jae H Radclif f , Delaware
S G Colima, Now York
J A Bodine, New Jersey
J D Gooding, Maryland
. The Bal
P D Miller, rennsbure
R A Stoughton, Milton, Pal
J F Weida, Weldasville
D J Morrow, lAbigh co .
II Long, Lehigh co
The liatlonel.
Miss L Leonard, New Yorkle McFarland, Mew•Tork+
Mauer, Lebanon
Our stock of seasonable Clothing is still full and com
plete, notwithstanding heavy sales, being replenished
by large daily additions. We are selling Summer stock
at old prices, much Imloto,present cost of same goods.
TOWER CALL,
818 MARKET treat.
It BENNETT CO.
A BEAtrrrFur. HsAD OF llAnt—A..liroor
DARK GLOSS INSTEAD OF GRAY DECAY.
A. Sure. Preventive of Baldness.
"London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing. "
"London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing."
!.'London Thar Colon Restorer and Dressing. "
"London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing."
- wfil restore gray hair to its original solor.
It'll Umiak, it grow on bald beads.
.3. It will restore tbanatnral secretions. •
IS will remove all dandruff and itching.
will make tbo•haif soft, glossy, and flexible.
6. It will preserve the original color to old age.
will•preventelte hair from falling off.
& Is will care all diseases of the scalp.
• • Reculthis Certificate.
tinentkel.
Bowor, Alexandrla,Va
8 IS Lamle, New York
Cameron, New York
It I) Bart. New York
Mrs R ti Hart, Now York
P at Clark .Wa.vhin'gton
W Allem Trenton
.W T Hough & wf. Balt
(John Cstinou. Newport,Ky
W H Barton, Maryland
0 8 La (Meta
W 0 Venetia
E Stet/bone. New York
John Meagher. Canada
5" Toner, St Lord*
J Jacobs, New York
M Lamarmsaux. St Lords
Albert Noyes Jr wf, Bangor
Thos Downs . New York
W Carr & wf, Pittsburg
John Carson, Thiltlmore
Capt M 8 Klngsland, U 6 A
Mrs Id k. Kingwood
D T Faffarrarts, New York
C P Hunt, New York
ID McCormick. Xarriebnrg
11 Ualrell. Titneville
F Singer, St Louis
Jas Me inlay, Pittsburg
John McCaig°. Pittsburg
John Porter, , Pitti burg
Cita. R Thompson. Chicago
Mrs Ft Coulter&ch,St Lords
W B Powle, Jr. Dorton
Geo P Banger. Bestow
Geoincoln,_l3ottott
Wm 0 llogge, Bzooklyn.
Judge Bracken. POBIIIIIII.
B Coleman, U 8 N
C Wendell, Wash D
S Foster, New York
0 F Fipp, Maseachusetts
.1 F Terry,- 7lltssitotmotte
Mre Moore, %Yeah, D C
T Read, 0 8 A
Dr J Evans •
V D Donk, Maryland
C W Wilts & Is, Norfolk
W Pak- reyille,_ Jr, Plttsbg
A W Mahon, Baltimore
R J Gutting. Baitlmere
Mr Cone, Canada
X L Dyers. Seats Fe, X St
k Bear.
W Thornpson, bat intrma
P New. New York
C FlnueY, Harmfllle
F T Beans.TerdleysyMe
18 Trexter, Yotrdlt
N Dickerson, Attleboro
300 itiAti
ertean.
A R Fantkaerjlattl.ixoe
.1 ?Tomato, Easton
S }Jeroboam
A Übler, Lebanon
StiobatT
G W !inapt, Sunbury
Ihtilseseeste, New Jelly/
E Bernard. Dion-Jenny
F Havener, Wash, U C
C N. Dolton, afassuchasette
John F4gar, Connections
.11' Lighter, Wash, D C
.7 D Bart & at, Chicago
U I. Raman, Baltimore
.11 It Batchelder, Nsw York
Samuel Stualant. Mass
Don Blielden, New Jursoy
W A llen, 7 rt.olon
ICitasß Lewis, Cincinnati
W Bogae, Bridgeton, N
IS 0 Bridgeton, N J
B 0 Allen. Mass
J Flakier, New York
Omuta'.
F Pig k! , !n.7er4. , §tLottis
iiitokinAoi:liiiiitrg
BM% JI Ii ItAblawa,ratsbg
N If Dealer M Chunk
0 T Hauer, ken , York
N F Handy. M Chunk
A J Landerburn, rellOß
W Dickerson, &MOM
John Gage & la, Chicago
J C Wright, Locast Gap
F. Forrot, Allentown
Pr Thompson & la, Penn
,
I),rinow, Wn.h, DC
E Adams, W4O, DC
3lcCullongt, Ohio
D li llotuton, Penns
The kite
es Union
T Burchfield, Mifllintown
O*.W BlBllintewn
R D Carle,Bflidgeton. J
.1 0 McDowell, Koch Spring
tV M Dounsll7,Concord,
M 6 Littlefield
. .
T Couleeller, Wrightwilt°
John Blartia. Iztocastar co
It !I Peal, Uoloueillo, Pa
J R Mama, Puoburs•
OW Burchfield, Ilifilin'n
FICIZEJ
The Bari
merotal.
I W Boston
!John Harris, Penne
W Berman, Penni'
Sit 13roonsell, Cnntesvlile•
H Itoman..Trenton
W M Hobart
itlrren Jones
C Pnrtingtelt.‘ IV:Chester
The Co
Joint A u raft Chiwter co
SS Wacheb, Cleveland, 0
CM2EZI
E Pleree,Pennsylvania
Wm Gandy-Cedervllle
Wm L Kommea.hT Jersey
W C Shaw. Doylestown
Chas Heritage, Cape May
d
I J V Kline, Lehigh Co
W Feather, Pennsharg
W Morris, Buck co
C D Beans. Bucks co-
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GOING OUT ov Tows. • \
IT TIM ItARD OP TONTIOX /ULU
From dust and heat
I mean to beat
Witbout delay, a glad retreat.
To some sweet scene.
MI cool and green,
Where nature's thousand beauties meet
Awhile I'll be
From toiling free,
Nor day books dull, nor ledgers see;.
Bat try each art
That can impart
Freshjoyonsness to liberty.
My horse shall go
My skill to show
In leaping fences, high or low ;
Fifth-lines I'll take,
Which, from the lake,
Or stream, will draw forth scone I know..
And, lest the beat
Should quite defeat
Thew promised plea, ores Or my treat.
At Tower Flail
I mean to call,
Fora full watdrobe, cool and neat.
1 . am happy to add my testimony to the great value of
the "London,Hair Color Restorer," which restored my
bale to He original dark color, and the hue appears to be
permanent. I am. satisfied that the preparation is no
thing like a dye, bat operates upon the secretions. It is
also a beautiful hair drawing, and promotes the growth.
purchased the first bottle from Edward 13. Oarrignes,
Druggist, Tenth and Coates streets , who can also testify
rey hair was very gray when I commenced its use.
MRS. MILLER,
No. 730 North NINTH Smoot, Phila.
Price 75 cents, or $4 the half dozen: - Sold by Dr.
SWATNE & SON, 330 North SIXTH St. Lt
HAM DYB Heil DTB
BATCHILOR'S celebrated HAIR DV! is the Bret O.
the World. The only Harmless, True, and Bellabk
Dye known. This splendid . Hair Dye is perfect,-
ehanges Red, Rusty, or dray Hair instantly to a
Glossy Black or Natural Brown, without injuring the
Hair or Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair Soft and
Beautiful; imparts fresh vitality, frequently restoring
its pristine color, and rectilles the ill effects of bad Dyes.
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. Beacusgoit; all
others are mere imitations, and sbonld be avoided. Sold
by all Druggists, be. FACTORY, Sh BARCLAY Street,
New York. Batchelor's new Toilet Create for Dramatise
the Hair. 1791-ly
ONE-PRICE CLOTHENG, ON THI3 LA.TRST
STTLEP. made in the Best Manner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in.Pialn
Ifliana. All Goods made to Order warranted satisfac
tory, Our OXI-Palos SYWIIIK is strictly adhered te.
All are thereby treated alike.
de2847 JONES At CO 601 MARKET Street.
CoLGATE's HONEY. SOAP. '
celebrated TOILET . SOAP, in andh unlyereal de
mand, is made from the CHOICEST materials, is MILD
and 'EMOLLIENT faits nature, FRAGRANTLY SCENT•
ED, and EXTREMELY BENEFICIAL in Reaction upon
the Skin. For sale by all Druggists and Vanes Goods
dealers. SfibtuttodY
V:s: . 1 lit : 1 1,00: IP aL I $ : I .
"OAK HALL."
lbet•alase goods at moderate prices.
WANAMARRit & BROWN.
B. B. 'order SIXTH and MARKST Street/.
Oastom Department gto make to order) No. IEI.F - sixth st.
WEMBLIZE ct WiLson's HIONSEIT Pans=
LOCK-STITCH
SEWING ItTACIIINES.
TDB CIITAITST, 811(PLB13T, LTD BUT.
■a!wroome. 704 ORESTIWITT Street. above Seventh
11QARRI~T~:
SRBEVE—ROFTY.—On the 20th soot.. at St. Paul's
Church, by the Rev. Mooted Goddard, D. D J. R.
Fbreve,Dl D . to Nattie Crabb, daughter of 'Alfred
Holly, Esq all of this city. No cards.
DIED_
PERRY.—At Oyster Bay, Long Island„Tnesdav, July
10th. Frances Henrietta, only child of Panay Seaford
and Marshall S. Perry, aged 17 months.
Funeral took place, at 1 o'clock, on Thursday, July
21et, from St. neorge's Church, Hempstead, 1. •
ARMSTRONO.—On the 22d lust. , Robert Livingston,
infest son of Charles E. and Margaret M. Armstrong,
aged 17 months. •
MIX,—At West Chester, Pa , July 20th, Grace Caro
line,
_youngest daughter of the late William Mix, of
Kew Haven, Co en. ,aged 38 years
Interment at Woodland Cemetery, at 4 o'clock Satur
day afternoon, where the relatives and friends are re
faneutrully invited to meet the funeral. [New Haven
end Hartford papers plasm copy.
KSLLY.—On Thursday morning, 21st inst., Denote
Kelly, in the Path year of his ego.
relatives and friends, and those of the family, are
respectfully Invited to attend his funeral on Monday
morning, the 20th inst.,
from his late residence, Haver
ford township, at 0 o'clocle A. M:, without farther
no
tire. Carriages wilt leave Simon Gartland's oillua. 35
South Thirteenth street, at 8 o'clock A. M.
KIMBEE.—On the 20th instant, at Claymont, Del.,
'Thomas Klmber, in the 75th year of ht: age.
The relatives and friends of the family aro rennoctful
ly Invited to attend the (amoral, from his late re.idenes.
In this city. No. 1210 Arch street. on &woe th-a ny in orn
lug the 01 Instant, at 10 o'clock. whootti further
notice. /64
11E8SON & SON, MOURNING STORE,
fie. 918 CHESTNUT Street. J 77.0
'PYRE VLANDELL, F41311T11 A
A- 4 ARCH a
Fins stock of Mkt,
Floe stook of Shawls,
Fine stock of Flannels.
Fine stock of Linens,
Pine stock of Hemline.
NATIONAL HOTEL, LOT',(} BRANCH,
New Jersey, Is open upon thr,V,arepean Dtsn. tht
cheapest way. to live; costing atr j ut $51.11 per week; gel
what you want, and only , Pay 'ior what you C 0114111119.
D. r., what
you
Cara leave Vine street erlity day et. 7.43 A 51. sod
SAO P. id. ,Jyl6-13:
arusrs• 41 N It (4 Al' 10 N A
CHURCH, PHAN KFORD Howl ant htotagemer7
Avenue. it.. v. V. L.li tiAri, ea. Mt. aA
114 i A. M soli' el—" St. Patel'a Heroism;" and at 7X
P. V. tiub.,•ct—"doalua'u Lenge° with the 01 6 0./.
1111 AR. " 11
gar- CENTRAL CON CINEC ATI ON A L
CDIIItGII —Roy. Ite:iltY M. STORRS. of Cup
cinaati, wilt proud' at ONGEHT TO-Jli)k-
ROW. at 'HU. A. M. and SP. M. Tho public are coral.
ally larked. 'Letters from by. Sumo and Ito Pork
',tree Unroll. !holm In anewor to filo call wooded to
road. Itr
• It.EV. BILISHOP NIMPSON, 11. D.,
vlll_prearb In Ma 'Obalk‘nliarn M. B. Church.
4 )) T41.11011110W at 10 A. M. It*
yip lesll* 3,131.111.7K1) aim st
lucr UtiklA D sod SANS° it St reek. —The Rev.
.IA3IFS NEILL will preeeh TO. MORROW, et 103; A.
31. 'l'll, pa-tor being alwelit, there wilt be no vervleA to
Ibnnfmrnnnn. lie
hr. 111 Avvii KW'S LUTHERAN
GOO1(011. NEW Street, below Fourth, holleenn
Noce Wild line. Proxeldua by the Pment, Nov. R. W.
MITTEL To MORROW (Sunday) .110101130. Ser•
rim tow menet'''. ht lON O'clock. The Fuentes Service
$1,..m.,11.1 unlit further tolled.
Igir• Flab T REFORMED • 1111111 'eV il.
CHUEOII, coiner at tIEVENTII and SPRING
a A RPM': Streets Fey. J. F. BMW. D. D. . tr il l (D. )
Prowl, 70-Multutlig BVV,IIIIIO, nt o'elocx. No
' , Aryl re in It.. gorultig. It`
KEY.
F. 13 12 RETT I preach at thE New Charth
Tf.rnpln, BIWA!) Street. above Swine' Garden (cnroor
Brandy wink et.),TOL MO It 1.191 V at 1034 A. hl. Sabi
'TRUST IN .11OVIDENCE."
Qr. (0114DCASIN7& PRESBYTERIAN
CHORtII. GERMANTOWN Rood wad BERK
Street', Philadelphia. TAM Church haying been closed
for the pet repalre and lninrrvotaeuta, will be
opened en TO. AtulthOW (SABBATH). the 24th lust.
Preachloy, at 10 &sleek A. at., by the Rey. Mr.
WORK. end at a Quarts, beforoeight 7. AL, by the Rev.
st. I.ViE Thu plibile are cordially to attend. It'
ter
Nffil
A. CLANK,. Junior Pastor, at ELS VEiVTK
iVOOI) . Streeis z .SASBATIT: 'MA. at andi;P: M. Morn
ing ernlii•Ct. • 00 discharge 12 that War. IV
SPRING CURSIVE \ HAIM N. W.
corner of SPRING HARDEN and THIRTEENTH
htreets.—The meetings of the qIIO.RCII HP' Cil HIST.
mumbling Lore. are every LC D'S DAY tur fellows:
At 10M A. M. (or Worship In • • The Itreakincof Urea ,
"plowing the load's death till He coins," in prayer
sod prate. nod fur "Teaching
,s and admoslshing , one
annum., See Acts 11. 42, xx. ; Cor., xl. 24: cot..
iii •16. And Ht?)( P. M. for the Prod:lair of the Word
hr the Patton CHARLES C411 2 E111. G. Sesta free.. It"
GR E I L ALL, SEVEN.
'MUTH and POPLAR Streets.—Hey. RICH
ARD W. tllihlPllltISS, of Haverhill, Masa . formerly
or Philadelphia Conference.' will preach TO. MORROW
at 103: A. M. Will aurae Cho children of the Sabbath
hem at 2P. 21. Services et SP. M. *
/Intl JULA ITRA.CIT AND'
MISSIOD. bOCIZTY —The sixty-firm mooting
in behalf of tide Society will be held to the Sixth Baited
Ttetbs torten Clutch. RAUH Street, above Twenty
Set, TOMORROW (dabIatiI)EVSNING, at 8 o'clock.
Tract Dlatiibetore wontlity meeting, for the Southern
DioArict. will h. held at the Mariner's Bethel, SHIP
PER and P.VIIC Streete, on 'THURSDAY EVENING;
Sfeb in.tera. SC 6 0 cloak. lt•
10'
r. 1 ERNIAN SOCIETY—ThE
? memberaof this Society are requested to attend
.as funeral of their late fellow.member, nENZIIS
KELLY, Esq., on MONDAY next, the s.sth. inst.
Carriages sill be In attendance at. the residence of
General Robert Patterson.. President of the Society,
S. V. corner of IIIiKTKEhTIL and LOCUST' Str cis,
on MONDAY MORNING, the 2lith inst. at 9 o'clock, t
precisely, to convoy the members to the 'late residence
. .1 , 2v9 .1 AB. L. TAYLOR, See y,
2ih INTIK WAR I).—A MEETING OF
tits citi z en. of Ninth Ward will be held at the
National Pell, MARKET Street,. below Thirteenth, on
This (sA'rulthislt) EVENING, 3nly 23, 15 54, at . S
o'clock, to take ruetteures to raise tbo Quota of said
Ward, under the President's cad for 440,000 volunteers.
Prompt action is required. •
DANIEL STEINMETZ. Preitidoot.
' DAVID BUTLER, tzect'v Pro Tent.
FOURTEEN= WARD--NOTICE.
—The undersigned, at the urgent request of
MANY CITIZENS, ieeue tOls call for a Public Meeting
of the Citizens of the Fourteenth Ward, irreapectiee or
party, to be, held at SFRINO OAEDEN HALL, THIS
(taturda3 ) EVFItlliO, the 23d instant, at Se'cloatit„ to
cnnetder the beet n.oaeureo for securing the 'Ward from
draft, order the call of the Preaident Just teened and to
arraiet D, legates to the County Convention, tote held
on Monday Evening next, far perfecting measured for
Mang the City 'a quota
VASTRUCTIONS IN BOOK-lI.EEP
INO, Penmanship. Commercial Darnlectern,.
Teleirrsphing. be. at CRITTENDEN' a COMMERCIAL
COLLEGIE 631 lIIIESTNUT Street, corner of Seventh.
ED VA CATIONS.—Students inetracted separately.
and at such hours as best cult their convenience. Cats
loans* grad. on suplication.• jytti.St°
ar THE QVARTERLY SESSiO2I
TER GRAND DIVISION, SONS OF TEMPE.
NANDB,of Pennsylvania. will be held on WEDNES
DAY EVENING . , Siily. Mt at 7,4 o'clock, at the
S. E. corner of riINTII and hYRING GARDEN St.eats,
fourth story. JOS. W. MARTIN,
jy2S-3t* • • Gmad *crib.. • .
SPIRITbALISM. REPORT
or the Committee on Odvanization will be con
sidered at SANSOM-STREET BALL on SUNDAY, at
,c a. M. and SF. M. All interested aro incited. Ad
frre.
umobr STATE C.031/LVITTZE
_ .
"-, 110031 S, CHESTNUT Street.—The State Com
mittee request their friends throughout the State to
adopt efficient means to forward early and fall returns
of tho election upon the Constitutional Amendments.
Fend by Telegraph to the Chairman at Citrard aortae,
Philadelphia.
The Committee Rooms are now open. and all corre
spondence directed to the Chairman will receive prompt
attention. S. CA2IE.B.ON, Chairman .
A. W. paninicT, Secretary,
JULT 21, 1164.
11 S I TED STATES CIIRISTIAN
COMMISSION.—Ciuth acknowledgment: for the
week ending July 21, 1964:
Contributions received at the Washington
• Agency dining the month of April $1,255 65
Contributions received at the Washington Agency
during the month of May, as follows:
Ladies' Fair,.Washington, D. C 612.635 00
Various other contributions 1,163 65
—613,745 65
Christian Commission,. Cleveland, Ohio, per
Bev. L. P. Mellon, secretary 1,000 00
Pl 4 LADELPHIA.
Pennsylvania Railroad - Company
Mrs. Jane Perrino, per J. S. Devisee
Collected from ladies of Western Presbyterian
Church;. ner Mrs. Margaret Tenbrook 100 00
Chae. P. flaseltine. additional 60 Os
J. 0. Iteen.... • -' W. 6. Ste,
Ladies' Christian Commission, Union Presbi
tertian Church. per Mn. Gamble
Proceeds of the Mole of on Afghan, through
fdrs..A 40 00
Youog Men'a Christian Association, West
Philadelphia 45 00
A Lac y .7000
•
Friend 23 00
Church of the Intercessor. per Mn. B. 0.
Lowly
Fehbalb-school, First German Presbyterian
. Church...
A Willow.
L. S. C.
Cash
SMITS EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA
Reformed Protestant DutchCbnrohesof Man
helm and Indian Centre
A Per Girls of the First Presbyterian Church,
• Easton, per Miss Sarah J. Delves, Treas.—
Cash, Pottsville
Sc James' Church, West Marlborough. per
Rev. Geo. Kirke 1 40
Proceeds of a Fair held by twelve small Girls
at Easton, per Jas. W. Long. 7 44
SOIITHERN ETON JERSEY.
,Proceeds of a Celebration held on July 4th. at
Pleasantville Grove, Atlantic 00,. per Rev. J.
. P. Wilson
Christ Eptrcepat Church, Allent owu. - per Ben
nington Gill
DELAWARE.
De. Rem:lton, (Mesas. per Rev. .1 L. Landis. i 00
Amount ackaowledg,delsealere iu relir,ioue
papers 3,311 92
823,639 66
Amour.: previously acknowledged 871,916 6.3
In the acknowledgmeute for the week ending Jane
"R. b. Wey ton. Huntingdon. Pe.nne., proceeds
of Broad. Top Coal. *CU)," should hays been " K. B.
• Wigton, Est."
In the acknowledgments for last week, "Ladles'
Christian Commission Presbyterian Chareh. per clary
Cowell, /UM," should have been "Ladies' Christian
Commission Central Preabyterian Church," of Phila
delphia.
The U. S. Christian Commisston.begleane to acknow
ledge the receipt of the following additional hospital
atorea up to July 21, 1E44:
1 package, St. Jude's Church.
I/ bottles of wine, a lady.
1 oackage, North . Bread•stret Presbyterian Church
1 box,.f.burct of the Epiphany.
1 box, Sledding M. E. Church.
1 box, Setto , t Atriam U. F.. Church.
package, First Presbyterian Church.
Gaily packages. Philadelphia Datty New. .
1 lackago, W. P. Johnston.
110I.MBSBURG.
1 box, Mrs. R. Pattison.
GERMANTOWN.
Ibex. St. Michael's Evangelical Lutheran Church.
houni BASTE R N PENNSYLVANIA.
Aliso town-4 boxes, Ladles' Chrikian Commission.
'West Chester-1 box, Ladies' Ald Society.
Easton-1 box, a few school girls of Presbyterian
Church.
SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY.
Salem-1 box; 1 barrel.
0 116 boxes, barrels, , of stores are acknowledged
straw here.. at length, in religious papers.
The continuance of the campaign in Virginia, the ac
tive n,ovemsnts or our Western armies, and the need
there icon every hand for renewed and unflagging ex
ertion, Inge the Commission to continue unabatedly its
work. A large shipment of ice and vagttabtes has been
mace to Gen. Grant's army during the week, from Bos
ton. The Army of the Cumberland is being enritlied
with onions in large quantities. The wounded at Fre
derick City are lain being succored by the delegates and
stores of the Commission. So, at every point w here need
apparent, all that can be done is being effected. Let
there be no want °lntoner or stores for this greet work.
OHO. H. STUART. Chairmen,
It 11 BANK direst,
WPIiILLIPS OIL CON(PaVarY.:-3N
thcFo days of bogus oil companies It le really'
refreshing to be enabled to give to onr readers the name
of a good, reliable oil company, under the control of
practical n.on, with a sufficient amount of capital to
develop thoroughly their cassessione, We see the
names of many oil companies paraded In the Eastera
papers that we have good reason to believe are bogus.
At least, nothing is really known hero, where their
lands are said to be located.
The PHILLIPS OIL COMPANY consists of John
Idunhall, Oil City; Josiah King, of Pittsburg, and
Cochran & Riesecll, of Philadelphia. Tho capital stock
of said company is $200.000. Their <1811(1113illalk consist
of valuable oil lessee on the Gregg, Watfh. McClintock.
Widow McClintock Farm. and on the Cornptunter tract
of the H. McClintock Farm. Several of the wells be•
longing to this Company are producing a sutlicient
amount to pay a handsome dividend on their capital
stock
In addlthm to their properly on 00 Creek Ms Com
pany have a large tract of land in the neighborhood
of Mecca, Ohio. They have two wells on this proper
!z.end intend o bag then to the depth f feet.
ecancomnend
comranyt : thepu t lbci
pouseisi d of good nu territory, as well as being men of
strict integrity . and (air dealing. They are busily en
gaged in the development of their lauds. and we think.
the stock Is as goral an investment }Vi any to he found
In the market. We know both the land and the men,
and can cheerfully recousmeini them.—Oil Cull A's
ulster.
THE BOORS OP SUBSCRIPTION to the Capital
Stock of the Company above referred to are NOW
OPEN for receiving subscriptions, M the OA/teat the
undereigucd, tvbero any further Information in rela
tion to the affairs of the Company can be obtained.
COCHRAN & RUSSELL,
22 North FRONT Street.
iralt•
JULY 11, 1564
igr CALI. IVOR A COUNWE CONVEN
TION TO A.VOID TIM DRAFT.
At a meeting of tab Delegates fro the. Ward Bounty
Fund Committees, held July 9th WI. the following
reeoluttone. on motion of SheriffJohn,Thompece. wore
adopted:
ReAolvoct, 7lnat. the Wards ho czoneeted. to :eorga Gan
for the purpose, of. EIEICOII TROD g ooLatwente.
Resolved, That each ward ha ruonexted to elect three
delegates tut Oen, rat Convention. whose duty it shall
ho to euprAlnVend the general interecte of the wards. to
promote qp11.7 In thelr actlan, and to adopt such mem
sures *sin ..heirjudgment.shall he best adapted to fill
the quAta.,f the city under any futurc eall of the Presi
dent.
Regn i keed. That the Gig core of thin meetin glut reel:mat
ed 11 ,sane a call for such Convention Immediately on
tht I.•esulng of the call for men by the President of tho
9.141/(1 Stated.
• In conformity with thettunvereaolotiose,thedelesatee
• thet lefty he sppoint.d by the srards are requested to
gar t on MOW U.AT EVENING next, July 25th, In DlB.
V.:IICT 00131tT.BOOM Nn. 2. at it o'clock.
• DANIEL STEINMETZ. President.
Join( IC. VALENTINE, locretary. jy29
rgEr' TIIF, NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD.—Tbe uodersiguod. Commlantonere from
Minimal melte. us meti In the net of incorporation of the
Northern Pacific Re II road Company. hereby Rive notice
to all those named In mid act am Commissioners, that the
Ant meeting of the Board of Commtsmioners of Um afore,
maid company will he held at the MELODEON WA::
In the city of Beaton, on THURSDAY, the Bret & A y of
Bentember next, at twelve o'clock. at noon
WII.LARD SEARR. . JOHN A. BASS.
3. 8. Wil'illNOTON, AISS Si. atiliOvi%
Clin i StuvEarcx. • • J. M. BEcKgrT.
Norai - PI:IMAM."
NOSTOX. July it Mt
o! J. 3
THE PRESS.--PMIADELPHIA; SATURDAY, ettrLY 23; 1864:
THOS. THOMPSON.
1327 Spring Garden street
JOSEPH COLLINS,
156 Spring Garden street
CHARLES PRYOR,
,Tr. North Thirteenth street
THUS. R. DAVIS,
1:1P Meant Vernon street
.0320 60
.. 10 GO
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W. 576 24
JOS. PATTERSON. Treasurer.
PEIILADELPHIA
NATIONAL UNION TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OF ILLINOIS
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
ANDREW JOHNSON.
OF TgliliEBSE
ETJLCTORAT. Ticurr
... SENATORIG.L.
MORTON McMICHARL, Philadelphia
T. CIINNINGIIADI. 'Deaver County.
REPRESENTATIVE
I. Rolxirt r. Rini, 13. Elias W. Hall,
2. O. Morrison Coates, 14. Charles 11. Shriner,
3. Henry' lin mm . IS. John Wilder,
4. William 71 Rem 16. David ithiCenaughy,
6, Barton 11. Jenks, 17. David W. Woods,
6. Charles M. Runk. 78. Isaac Benson.
7. Bobcat Parke. ID. John Patton,
B. William Taylor, 20. Samuel B. Dick.
9. John A. ',neaten& 21. Eventrd Blerer.
10. Rickard H. C0rre11,` ,4 ,.. John P. Penney.
11. Edward Holliday, F 23. Ebenezer hititinitini
12. Charles F. Read. 731. John W. Blanchard.
By order of the Elate Cont'al Committee.
par (►1•'I•'I(CE CITIZENS' VOLUNTEER
SUBSTITINT cOMMIME. 422 wm.ffur
Street. July 10. 168.1.
'MI. Committee Las Removed to•lfe. 4'22 WALNOV
Street, op ataira, where It will recol•m application. front
citizens de.irous to secure SUBSTITUTES or HEPRE.
SENTATIVES. A payment of 4100 to be made at the'
time of application, and a power of atlErney to be given'
for the City Bounty. .flubstStutes furnished Su the order
of application.
Veterans and Aliens desiring to enlist as Substitutes
will apply to the Committee, who will have them mud-
Cereal into service. when they can select their own regi
ment.. Besides the Bounty paid bv Govan:meet, they
will receive from the Committee SIR HUNDRED AND
FIFTY DOLLARS In cash, on day of limiter, without
deducdon for commission or brokerage. No charge of
au y kind is made.
Veterans are especially wanted In the service and
Can thug re-enlist on the moat advantageous conditions.
00Ice bouts from 10 A. M. to 2 I'. M.
DAMEL SraINMETZ, Chairman.
J. I. CLARK RARE. JOHN THOMPSON;
CLRMENT B. PENROSE. nENav C. LEA,
hIR-12t J. G. ROSENOSATEN, Treasurer.
"Wm DITIDEND NOTICE.—OFTIOE OP
SCHUYLKILL A N'D OIL CREEK OIL
COMPANY, No. 5'.24 NY ALNUT Street.
Puit.Anst.eatts, JnlrlB, /S&L
The Board of Directors Lave T Bid DAY declared a dl.
vidend of ON& per cent. on the capital. stuck parable,
free of State Lair, on and after the Rath lust. The ttnne
fer hooks - will close on the 20th tut. at 3P. M.,audopen
ou the .28tb. Ciylo , ol.l L. J. DEMUTH, Seley.
OFFICE MINE KILL AND
D SCHUYLRILL HAVEN. RAILROAD COMPA
NY, PHILADELPHIA, 7 mo., 11th,
At a stated meeting of the Board of Managers, held
THIS DAY ~a semi-annual dividend of One Dollar and
Mehl y. floe Cents per share way declared, clear of State
and United Statea tau, payable to the Stockholders, or
their legal representatives, on or after the 21et instant.
The transfer book will be closed nntil the 2lst inst.
jy12.12t WILLIAM BIDDLE, Secretary.
OFFICE PHILADELPIIIA. AND
I TRENTON RATLROAD COMPANY.
PFILADELPRIA, Tilly 16, 1864.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a semi
annual DIVIDEND' Or FIVE PER CENT. (clear of
all tax, , s) from the proilte of the Company. payable to
the Stockholders, or their legal representatives, on and
after the 21st Instant The transfer books will be closed
until the 21st instant.
.1.11.8.6 t
OFFICE OF' THE CITY BOUNTY
FUND COMMISSION. No. 412 PRUNE Street.
Under the:call for Troupe of July 18th, 1661, the CITY
BOUNTY will be pairlitts follows to Recruits duly
mustered into the Service of the United States anti
credited on the quota of the city of Philadelphia:
To Recruits mustered. , for One Year, One Hundred
Dollars.
To Recruits muttered for , Two Years, Two Hundred
%Weis.
To Recruits mnetered for Three Years, Two Hundred
and Fifty Dollars.
Proper certificates of credit , to , the city must be filed In
advance , with the Commissioners en heretofore.
Principals placing Substitutes in service will be paid
in the Fit= manner.
. Hy crder of the Commission:
ROBERT hi. MOORS, Jr., Secretary.
Igy. V. S. SANITARY CO3IMISSION—
DEPARTMENT OF . ..LABOR. INCOME, AND
REVENTIL FOR THE GREAT CANTRAL FAIR.—
Committees throughout New Jereer.
Delaware. and
Pennsylvania. that hare not yet remitted "One Day's
Labor " of indnatri %I classes: " Ono Day'? Income" of
employees; and "One Day'e Beret no ' of corpora
tions, in their respective districts ' Mill please complete
the much-needed collections at earliest convenience,
and forward to SEVE N TH Street. HORN. Eeq . Treasu
rer, US South Phliadelohla
ALA CGREOOW .T. MITCH ESON.
Chairmen Committee on Organization
'L. 11101T0011EltY BOND,' ••
'Chairmen
Mrs. REV. E. W. Barna. . •
OFFICE OF THE HAZLETON
COAL COMPANY, No. 303:WALNUT Street,
PIIILADDLMIA. July 21 ISM.
The Board of Directors of the ITAZGETO.. COAL
COMPANY have this day declared a "Seini-aunusl
Dividend" of SIX PER CENT.. equal to TEI ESE DOL
LS RS per Share, clear of Government and State tax,
payable to the Stockholders or their legal representa
tives on and after the Ist day of Auguet next
The Transfer Books PLO be closed until TUESDAY.
August 2d. UAW, Treasurer.
iTa32.
tar ATTENTIIO FIFTEE'NTH
WARD I !!—A public meeting _of the citizens of
the ward will be held at the SCIIIOOI,HOOS B. Co ATBS
and TWENTIETH Streets, on SATURDAY EVENiNO,.
the Molest, at S o'clock. to appoint delegates to the
Crusty Convention to avoid the Draft.
3Y?-'l-21. WILLIAM MANN,
Chairman of Previous Mectinge to Avoid the Draft.
Or OFFICE CITIZENSI'VOLENTEER
SUBSTITUTE COMMITTEE, No. 422 WAL
NUT STREET, July 'IA, WA.
Official instructient, under date of Tray 15th, having
been issued to the Provost Marshals to grant no certifi
cates of exemption fora definite terra of years, but 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 tarnish each
certificates of exemption tui the Provost Marshals are
authorized to give. and they cannot pretend to gna•an
tee that the substitutes furnished shall. not be liable to
military service for three years..
All subscribers, who are not satisfied with the condi
dons now Imposed by the War Department, are invited
,o call and withdraw their an bscriptions.
DANIEL STEINMETZ,. Chairman.
.1. O. ROSENGARTEN,-Treasurer.
J. I. CLARK HARE.
JOHN THOMPSON.
HENRY C. LEA.- •
CLEMENT 11. PENROSE.
liar PREMIUM FOR - TWENTY.
FOURTH WARD RECRUITS —M a meeting of
the TW ENTT-FOURTII WAND,I3CUPITY COMMIT
TEE, hold JULY D. ISeel, the following resolution was
nnanitnounly adopted:
Resolcrd, That this Committee will pay a premium of
TWENTY DOLLARS for each three years volunteer
who shall be enlisted to the credit. of the Twenty
fourth Ward, to be Wald to the party preeettting the re
cruit, on the certificate of the martering °Ulcer; and
that a pretni um of T W E ig TY. FIVE DOLL aRS be paid for
each three year's tinbritute who shall be obtained for a
citizen enrolled in the Twenty -fourth . Ward to bo paid
as above provided. E . SMCER MILLER,
iyl•sk Secretary.
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ligr OFFICE OF THE PAILADEL
PFJIA. WILMINGTON, AND BALTIMORE
RAILROAD COMPANY, •
PEILADHLPRIA. July M), 1981.
The rates of Freight on ail ki ticii of sforehand ise trans
posted over the MAIN LINE, and the DELAWARE.
RAILROAD. with its connections, .will be advanced
twenty (0) per cesium on rates ae per pnbitshod tariffs
bearing date.. of January 18:11 and.Aurtl Ist. That This
ad ance to take effect MONDAY, July 25th
KIINNET,
Snnerintendent.
MIA& K. IDE,
Master of Transportatto.p._
Iger" NOTICE:—OIL spßrsiug-ou.
WELLS—OIL LANDS lII , WESP 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 interestsby calling upon
the owner, from IO A. M. to 2 P. M...from whom all par
ticulars can be obtained. WM. TOUPIN.
261,21t043 ((OUSE.
CHESTNUT Street, above Ninth.
igr , 8700 CASH P4ID SCRSTI
TUTES and . . .
PRINCIPALS SuPPLTED.
At No. 4OO LIBRARY Ltree, abore Fourth strest.
3720-6 t.
-
TEE OCUSQUISTCA:NNA, AND WM.
WATER CANAL CO bit'ANl ES have utak:aloe
at No. 411WALNDT Street, .Soom No. 4.
The "Transfer Agency'' of these Companies, heieba
fore in Rooth FOURTH street, has been removed to the
office of the Companies. at the place above stated.
Je'27.llot
gri ST. PATIUCK'S.
THE SIXTH OR.AND ANNUAL EXCURSION
to ATLANTIC CITY-of the COIVORENATION OF ST.
PATRICE'S CHURCH, will be given on WEDNES
DAY, July 27th: Tickets,.sl,2s; may be obtained at
any of. the Catholic Boolt.Stores. Proceeds in aid of the
poor and the orphan 2.nd-destitnte children of soldiers.
Marshall's. Brass and :String Bands wilt accompany
the Excursion.
Last Boat !Eaves vnivesrusEr WHARF at 6 A. SI.,
precisely. .1316. 2.3,25.21-4 t.
MILITARY.
ATTENTION!' TWENTIETH •113-
01MENT P. V.
Camp CADTVALADEN., Jaly t 2. BBL •
All men absent on farioughs will report themselves
in Camp THIS MORNING, atS o'class as the Regiment
hos received marching orders, an ill break camp at
8 30 o'clock.
A street naradewill be made over tho following route:
Down Ridge avenue to Nineteenth street. down Nine
teenth to Green, down Green to Broad, down Broad to
Spring Garden, down Spring Garden to Twelfth. down
'iwelith to Chestnut. down Chestnut to the Custom
Nouse, where the. regiment will be reviewed by the
BOuuly Ynna Commission
By order of WILLIAM B. THOMAS.
Colonel Commanding.
J. B. Itratur, let,Lteut. and adjutant. It
HEADQUARTERS PROVOST MAR
suAL, FIRST DISTRICT. PA.
rIEBLADELPEIA. June 28,1564.
Thenames of persons removing to or from this Dintrict
will be added to or stricken from the lists of enrolment.
Copies-of the lirto are open for public inspection, and
civil tracers and all citizens are invited to appear and
point out errors in the lists and give such information as
may aid in the correction and revision thereof. Any
person enrolled may appear before the Board and. chain
to have his name stricken off the list if he can show
satisfactorily that ho le not properly enrolled, on account
of d lienagpe lon. rerldenee, Over-age, Permanent
Physical Thenht/ity.
A compiler. ce with the foregoing suggestions is ear
nestly solicited. -WM. R. LEHMAN,
iel9-tf Captain and Provost Marshal.
TUB
I I
EXCELSIOR" HAMS
aitit Vim BEST IN THE WORLD.
. . .
••••••• • • • •
NONE GUUINB UNLESS BRANDED
a. g. M. & co.i , gpitivaLlionstoup
3.H. MIOUENER &:.00.,
•
• • • " • -
OBIT - BR/a, - PROVISION DALTAIRB,
CURERS OF THE osuswiirk
"E X. CELSI "
SUGAR-CURIA HAMS.
Nos. 142 and 144 North FRONT. Stmt. -
Between Aroh and Be4a streets, Philadelphia.
The Justly-celebrated " EXCELSIOR " HAMS fee
mired by .I. H. M. at (4 (ln a styli peculiar to thette
seteea) expressly for; FAMILY FMB, are of dellolzus
Savor, free from the unpleasant taste of salt, and ars
trononneed by spicare. superior to coy now offered for
We. my2a-tutheAm
NITRATE: OF BILVER.—POWERB &
wEloirr.)lAN'S, Pale. at bottleast mannbeturers'
prices. (11,11 HARRISON SMITH, 114 L WALNUT St.
CARTES DE VISITE OF POPULAR
and, pleasing styles; clear, distinct, and amanita
&sures that cannot -fail• to please the most erttleal.
REHM'S Gallery, SECOND Street, above Orson. Ito
T CiIeYTYP ES MADE AT B. ,F.
-L:REIBIBR'S, ara the efforts or artists; a zlance
Fill couriuoa of their auporiority: exatainalloa proves
Oleir wonderful accuracy. 424 ARCH Street. le!
:REIMER'S • SPLENDID SUCCESSES
.MOU Sr. those .far. ("mod likenesses, Colored Photo
.l**rhst beautiful and artialleal in style and flnlei,; at
Oho low price 4)1'111, at SECO. Street, above Gree.n.
ORTEAITS, PLEASING • IN TABIR
P
Attie and accurate In their resemblance t the sub
ject,. are 8.. F. REIMER'S life•alre Photogr,uhn to ott
colon.. See specimens. ORM ARCH Strat i ,' -Nit
i 739• Ill•
r CAMERON, Chairman
A. H. THOMSON, Treasurer
RETAIL DRY CIOODS.
ARMY' NAVY, AND CIVIL
• CLOTH HOUSE.
W.. T. SNOD4aIIASS,
34 S. SNOB Street, and 23 STRAWBERRY Street.
A large stock of all kind of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERIS, YESTINVS, &c.,
Al fair prima. purchased before the rlee, Independent
of yoid gr!ntblera, by ao package, piece, or yard. Oar
motto In to cell. We don't peddle. Come and see our
Mock. The Army and Bail , trade Etna oar special at
tenliou.
LINEN DU CB FOIT .8111T8
kiwarli quality, white mid colored.
Natural color, extra heavy.
Mintier Unarm. fancy Drills.
Wide floe black Alpacas.
While Itlnwollios Voltage.
No ail mince In Hummer Ciuolmeraa.
Flue Stock for Summer Kull Fall:
TAW NS.
Cool at Flea from 28 to 00 mute
Bummer dram thin low.
COOPRA. at CbNARD,
inn • e ! B. coiner NINTH and DIARKET
pIOR ORGANDY LAWNaRBDUCED
-a-el FROM 81 20 to 75 els.
Rich Organdy Robes ' MT
reduced to
Lewin; reduced f rom
$1 to etc
Grenadines at very low prices.
SUM flier Drees Goode all reduced.
India Silks red need to 75 ete and $l.
White Ratan° Shawle and Circulars,
White and Bieck Lace !Minces and Rottuidaa;
glimmer Shawle gelling oil very low.
White and Colored Shetland Shawls.
EDWIN Heads R CO..
AG South %MOND Street.
VLONNO 01JT ~ S UMMER DRESS'
GOMIS AT LOW PRICES.
A great Tarloty of styles of this mason's Importation,
from M. cents to y l.
Best Peale Lawns at 8734 cents.
Figured Morton Lamely 0372 cents.
French Lawn', at 40,104'02 and 8734 cents.
Best makee of inslinsi Calicoes, flinhame, and all
leads of Domestic Coeds, !kr below the mattufacturer'e
pr3fee:
White Carers and Lama Shawls.
Silk Grenaditrs Shawls.
60 all. wool Cashmere Sllawls. 7115, worth are).
STEEL & SON.
3717 Nos. 713 and 7EO Borth TBSTR Street.
- RXAMINE 0131 t LAWNS.
A- , Lawns, brew» ground, neat figured, 44e.
Lawns,.whltegraced. neat figured, 41e. 4
Buckaaack and•Bedb Towels. large,assortment,
Bird's Eye Linen 'rowels.
Ertl maize Damask Towels. •
Shetland Wool Slfawls for tour etc, $3.
Bathing Flee vele; red•aii grayy
jyB' JOHN' I f. STO ES. 702 ARCH Street.
icrctfAlli DR PARIS," FOR THE
SlClN:—Thla:delighttill preparation la earn
clan y recommended to ladles - alma vUiting the country
or aea ehore. for removing the diecoloratione caneed by
sunburn or exit air. The 'Entail de Paris" 14 en
doreed and•itnlverealinnierby the ladles of the French
capital. EIINEXN JOIIIN, No. 111 S. TENTH Street,
below'Clieetnnt, Agent for l'Emall de Payts. 9e23-Imif
prETlr'477w,lims - Jl7m
The attention:of LADIES ABOUT LSAT.
IRO THY. tllTYlpr the' 'lteallhore,"
Wa
tering .Placee, or • "the Country, le
E respectfully Invi.od - to the extensive stock
scof WHITE GOODEL a ultraile for SUMMER
P! WEAR for WHITE BODIES, ktORIUNG
, 14 WRAPPERS, dra.
• An extensive assortment to offered in Dice
and Worked Ed-inge and Inoirtings, Vella,
• Handkerchiefs, Collara;Sleeves, and in plain
k and fancy Plaid,' Striped, and Figured White
• Goode AT PRICES'SIDCH• I3ELOW THEIR
PRESkET RETAIL VAGUE.
mi 100 Printed . Linen CUnkbric Dresses..
, D 100 pieced Puffed, Tucked, and Otriped
Muslin..
E. 11T. NEEDLES.
tvir X4:4?-i , .I+4:* 4:ri,e
COI'AILTNERSIFIPS.
M•SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ASSO.
SUBSCRIBERS
thernaehrea tog Cher under the llnic
BOLTON, DYNE3UN, & CO., and will continue the
Car Banding burineea In all Ite•branchee es the old
establishment, corner TW82(17 . -FIRST and HAUL.
TON Streets. JOB: R. BOLTON,
OSO. R. DYNEMAD,
0. W. CHILDS.
jylArn•
JULY 1.1861
SITItINLER RESORTS.
COLIIMAIL BOISE,
CAPE MA-Y.
FOR THE SPA-MORE
TEntouos IN TWO HO Es.
UNITED STATES- HOTEL;
ATLANTIC CITY`i
NOW OP • ; I t'OP.
Trains leave VINE- STREET FERRY' daily.
M.. I 'and 4.15 P
Termini par week, or $3.50 per day. " . ,
• BROWN Se WOEVE)PEIt.,...
!ram • • •. • PROPRIETORS,
•
THE WHITE HOUSE, LOCATED ON
-••• Maesachnsette avenue, between the Ocean and Rani
road,
road, at ATLANTIC CITY , is now prepared to receive
visitors. The proprietor, thankful for poet liberal sup
port. Pledgeshim self to spare no efforts that will contri
bute to the happiness of his patrons, and secure for them
the comforts ota home at the sea-side Pbr information.
address n. • WM. WatTNI1011811:
je2s- mgt.. • Atlantic City.
HELLERTOWN HOTEL, NO-11 H
.
ON COUNTY. PA._—k few. more BOARD
ERS ran accommodated. Tho -place Is surrounded
by tine scenery;ntid Is easy of areas.. The undirided
attention of the proprietor will be strata° the boarders
Terns tlO •per week. For partleelere apply so.J. C.
STEINER &C0.,12.0 North T IRDStieot. ?WM .
iy2l-3t re • Proprietor, GWEN. DASH.
1 1 .LORENCE HEIGHTS.-THIS
BEAtII
TIFUL RESORT to now Open for the reception of
guests. Terms SI.S per week, or elper day. Apply on
the premises or at No. GOO'SAICSOid Street,
3719-12 V R. 0- SPERM, Proprietor.
RUMMER RESORT.-Wll-0 A D.. T GP
"... 1 MOUNTAIN HOURB.—This romantic spot can be
reached daily by the Pennsylvania. Central Railroad to
Bnntingdoe. thence by the Bread-Top-Railroad' via
Dudley. Excursion Tickets are• tanned •at bail tAs
Mrnai reltre, whirl] are good c I,l'the first of October.
First-class accommodations.
Tsens—sl2 per week ; per dr:y.4240. Children and
servants bait price.
For farther particulars address. •
C. IC ALLMOND.&Co., Managers.
.179-1 m Broad-Top City,. Huntingdon CO., ?a.
10tRIGAITTLITE ROUSE; BRIGANTINIC
- 1 -r BEAM N. J.—H. D. SMITH: Proprietor.
This large and commodious Hotel is now opetsfor the
reception of visitors. • Persons desirous of• visiting the
sea-shore will and this one of the most destrable plasm'
for excellent Bathing. Fishing,. Gunning. as- linea
tion, three miles from Atlantic.Cliyiand.commuulas
don from Philadelphia twice.a day, vlallamden and
atlantic ,Eallroad. Boata. will be tu• readiness at the
Inlet, on:the arrival of the trains. to convey gueste to
the Hotel.
• • - •
Terms moderete.
For furthor information address the, proprietor.
REDFORD MINERAL BPRITTOS.—
This popular Summer Resort to u w oPon.ami
we
pared for the reception of visitors, until October neat.
The , Hotel 'will be under the charge of the moat expo
rtenced management In the country
The Bedford Railroad.hoeheen Ilnishodho within one
hours' ride of Springs, over Otte TarnMhe road.
Visitors will come by Fonneylvosta Railroad to Hunt
ingdon, thee by Broad Top , and Bedford' throosh.
Ample arrangements have been made to supply deal.
era and individuate with the BEDFORD WAFER, la
well-steamed casks. as fallowe:
For Barrel, Oak (40 VW. 43 CO
• Half Barrel, oak
'• " "
mulbezry 2 4
0 00 0
All orders addressed to E: L. ANDERSON, Bedford,
promptly tilled.
Persons wliihing rooms, or as F informaßon about
elace.will address ESBY - L. ANDBWON. .152-2 ass
46 THE OLAIMNDON,." ATLANTIC
CITY, is now-open for. the accommodation of
boarders. This honpe.is situatod.i.u.a central part of the
Island. and every copuri..M. the bone commands a fine
view of the sea. The bathing never girdit%.
. be-lm Jams 'sms, )1, D.
RLIBLR WHITE SULPHUR
VA
"•L' SPRlNGS.—The.Protwietottakes pleasure in an
nouncing that thts..favorite and. fashionable Watering
Place is now opoglor.visitors. The personal and un
divided attention of thoproxiotor willbe given to the
wants and comforts. of hinkgusets.
33.1-lin • N. W. WOODS. Proprietor.
gEA. BATHING.—NATIONAL HALL,
CAPE ISLAND. Caro May, N. J., is now open for
the reception .of Pea numerous gnosis. Terms moderate.
Children andm.l2 years of ago. and servants half pTiee.
Superior escommodstlons and Maple room for two
hundred persons. A.. 1110.24 0 ARBSTSON,
J4124-2m Proprietor.
TTNITED STNI'ES HOTEL, LONG
BiwiCti, N. J., is now open for the reception...lZ
visitors. Address B. A.6t3OEXASEB, Prop'r.
CHEsta COUNTY HOUSE , it,T,
',ANTIC CITY, N. J.—This private BOLIDLIO..
HOMY. (always open for Boarders), to now fully. ar
ranged for tho.actommodattion of Slimmer ',Niters The
Inflation Se one of the best on the Inland, betel thltall
clew ache Ocean, and near excellent bathing , grahaA.
my3l-Ym JACOB KRIM, Proprietor.
ARMY GOODS.
FROTHENOBAM & WELLS
HAYS POI SAIM
WAVY, INIDFOIA, AND LIGHT SUBBMOS ' AND
MINTING&
•
•
ETA SEA Elk MILL& ~,
si_fAVlr 04ETIIN FLANNELS.
wASAING.COn MD VICTORY CAXERICS AIM
.. .
LAMS.
DROWN. BLNACIIED, AND CORSET JEANS.
Ho. 12 VORiTID YARN, &o. se2S-4}lf
Q. HOU SM. A.1%1 & CO:.,
NO. R,57 BROADWAY. .31EW
INFORTRE6 OP
MEN'S & LADIES! GLOVES,
GERMAN AND ENGLISIL HOSIERY,
MEN'S FpRistISIIING GOODS,
LADES & DRESS TRIMMINGS,
to which an
INVITR.TRE WHOLESALE TRADE. -
j71043m
TRASS STENCIL ALPHABETS.
USTCALP & SON,
4.534, SAI,Rhf STREET, BOSTON MASS.,
The only 'manufacturers the United States of .Braas
Alphabets and Figures, Lo any great extent or in any
variety. Sold at wboletale at the Lowest Cash Prices.
Also, flat beet of INDIILIBLE STSNCIL INK, MI/
cheap. Stencil Dies and all kinds of Stencil Steak. In
entriesor orders promptly attended to. jy2l-Sm
trEATON So DEN CICLA, HARD
WARE COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SOT 00M
MERQE, and 510 NORTII Streets, offer for sale:
Anebor Brand Nails; Plymouth Mill Rivets.
W. St B. 144cl:eels Cast Steel; Eagle Cabinet Locks.
Putnam's Horse Nails; Loske's Sehool Slates.
Copper, Brass, aid Iron Wire; Cotton Cards.
Also a foll assortment of American Hardware. fes.ffm
PRIZE -STEAMER DONEGAL.—THIS
Steamer basins been adjudged to the United Statue.
for the public seraloe. at the appralttentontl a ie is with
drawn from sale. WILLIAM MILL ARD.
8
rLA
illDitustts, J aly 111. UM
4 r k hat. .
- ia.4
VIION THE NEW YONr. T1M.05 1 OF
--a- SATURDAY.
*les Cumminge lane a chleve.4 enccoe4 rid the frrenni
volute° ("Ilan bled Ilciaz St low doveleped to her
tholowsveaton of new talents, dieft'agidahed, as it le.bY
a differtnretYle of treatment and a iflder ratite of cha
racter arid incident than abet employed la the "Lam-;
lighter." Itect ioreey, to Ilan later colonial period of
fte laletorY,.lef the scene of the series od events, eenrihro'
and thrilling• in titer nature, giving Mu' th at, plot that
nrpeale forcibly to the springs of romanile interest in
every reader. Tlie aniline tone of the dinicitne and de
perl t.t ire ek Oat* °rearm ereettc. , are all la Mae artletic
keeping, end testify to NM wzdtcr's skill In two dellao-
IMOD of the pael f willl6 the chitractora diepley tfic ever
living taut!, of the prOilaint.
Tho beat. revieweei Ehgter.rt Riad America are Itlti
othluit the new novel, and geterally I;pr:A of It tribe
liti:ltent terms. and ne , talphdloe to' "The Lamplighto:;•"
by the mime author.
e. Bocat. FOR 7.11.4 COUR-
. rt
(JUST rom)uttED BY CARLETON.)
Dark nese and Dayllgll. Iliria.YAluies' NC',, N0ve1.18.60
Out In Oa World. A new novel by T. 8. Arthur.. 1.80
1 Woman's Philosophy of Womsai:'
Iloirpar. A uew . novel by the auribfbf "Lain". 1.40
Miss Moloch's Noyals. Handsome now editions • • 1.0
Cbsttotte Bionic'', 'Novels
Rath:inn; story and Criticism. By 3Fnnat 74111311. GO
Was :da Successful ? Hr. Kimball's nalritorrel..... 1.60
Never(Vie. A new novel by the author of•' Olio" 2.60
Peculiar. Epee Strgent'e very soccesetil novel.. 1,14
The Life of Jesus. Ernest Henan's great 'work •• T. 51)
The Ail of Comvereation. An admirable gal 6. •• • t 23
Titleafrout the Operas. With all the plots
)toe's Wozke. Elegant new editions
• These boon are ,old everywhere, and ',MU seat
by mail. free, -au recon4 of price, by . .
OW. W. CARLSTOLT;
jy23:wetf Publisher. New Yore
3,11;1:744D'Et• TEN-CENT PUBLICAN.
Tbr reast n wiry KOWTO's Ten. cent Publicatione are'
now,hy universal moneent,pot Mille head of theirname
rcne competitors, irrtat a greater amount of talent and
tame fo employed in getting them op. They era live
Book s,ood admirably adapted to the requirements of the
Oman. They are Maim of tlaudard literary excellence,
and wrlttim •by the most popular authors. The pub-
Hamra or their agents have never descended to the
meanneso of tent:testing dealers not to sell those of their
compotttcrs. nor to• arced their own where Mime have
been ordered, and do • net consider any such dodge us
.cessary to the lIIICCO3i Ot their works.
LADIES AMD GENTLEMEN, JUDGE FOR TOUR-
Attention !s-cellod - to their list of highly popular
novels. They are: No. P. The Hunter; No. 2 The
Trapper's Retreat: No. 3: The Patriot Highwayman:
No. 4 The Ilmetrd Ilitititriet. No. 5. The Track of Fire;
No 6. Tho flan Eatertiz• No 1. Charlotte Temple; No.
S. The Death Face . ; No: The Indian Slayer: No. 10
The Tiger of the Mean; No. 11. .The footer's Triumph:
No, 12. Tho Ocean Rorer% or the Freebooters of the
Wen; No. 13. Tbo Tory Ontiriit.d ; No. 14. Zeko Ster
num, the Llon-heirrted Emit; No. 15. The Snourge of
the Seas; No. 16. The Captive Malden- No. 17. Long
Legged Joe, or, the'Defoon of tha Woods; No. 18. The
Wild Mountains.
For sale by all NarrivAgonte,. and Beet, post paid, on
receipt of Rabe.
Liberal terms to agonta:
GEORGE'IVitT:NRO tr,;
nd:• WILLTAId - rtreet.
NEW YORK.
A SENE©D .V VANS,
• &nevi"ors to .
WILLIS'n TIAZA.REp,
724 citzsTxur Street,
Have received
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AZARIAN. By 11. E. P:oecott, author of "The Am
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THE LADDER OF LIFE By the author of "Bar
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A SERMON, preached ne-the Broadway Tabernacle,
by Rec. Morruto Dix, S. T. D:
CoDdIN ?HMIS. A Tale.
LINNET'S TRIAL. A Tale by the Author of "Twice
Lori.
HOTSPPR: A 'Tale of the Old Dutch Manor. jy22
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B
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Haunted Hearts. By the author of the Lamohllghter.
The Potomac and the Rapidan; Army Noted from
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EDUCATIONAL.
- 1333CEYNIX 0113 L INS-T IT trr
(INr both aava). PHG7.53 XVILLIS,, Chester county,
Pn. Thorough, tostructtou, to English branches,. with
Latin, French German, And Music. • For partlcalars
see Annular, by id 'hamar, JOSEM A. BOW, Box
143; Pl-1(2.;5.14V ILLS. Chester co., Ya. jyttl-eta.thet•
WOODLAND BEDIINARY, WEST
PHILADELPHIA. —A DAY and BOARDING
SCHOOL for Young.Ladtos be opened September
14. ht No. 9 WOODLAND TERRACE, by Roy.
HENRY REEVES, A. M. assisted by competent and
experienced Teaohers. Mr. R. retiree from the Chain.
bersburg Seminar", where the session has regularly
cloned with nearly.fourecore pupils. •
Address, till Julyls, tho Principni, at Chambornbeirg,
Pa. After that. No. 9 Woodland Terrace, West PhDs.
dalphis.
REFERENCE, —Rey. Albert Barnes, Rev. R. A.
Boardman. D. D. ; Retro J. 0. Butler, Rev. 0 W. Mo
',hail, D. D.; Rev. C. W. Shields, D D. : Rev. John
W. Mears; Hon. Jos. Alison and A.. 0. Cattell, Esq.,
Philadelphia:"llon J. lienneilyMorehead, Pittaburg;
Hone. Damns Chambers and A. K. McClure, Chambers•
burg. iy9 sinitf
TB - 4 WEST- CHESTER ACADEMY
-a- AND ITILITARY INSTITUTE.
The rchotestic year of ten months commences on the
arm TUESDAY, the ath of September next, and closes
on the let of Jniy following.
Boys and young men prepared for Collage or Business
in lie various requirements.
The modern languages are taught by native resident
Teachers, who have no connection with any other
achooL
For catalogues and fall information apply to
WM. F. WIERS. A M.,
Principal;
or, J. HUNTER WORRALL, A. M. Ph. D..,
Aveog.iate Principal,
WEST CUBSTER, Penns.
AA GRADUATE OF - HARVARD, 'WITH
an experience rf ten years in teaohing, Y will opon, b
tsnia city, in SEPTEMBER, a gallant for oung T.eetee.
Ngseber limited to fifteen. Tense, CM a rear.
RYPEREZMAII—Itet. Or. Fai2HiSn. /tNi 'nll.o greet;
Rev. Roger Owen. Obentnnt Bill ,• Wm. R. Trotter,
Reg., F limb; Front street; S. E, Mitchell,. Ran., SE
York avenne,•Pbiladelphia; Ex-Proaidente 'sparks and
Walker. Cambridge, Mafia, 1/. S. Smith, Es4.,D . °robe&
ter, Maas. ; John Rankle, /ba., 14ighton. hi , AL A*
dregs
1927-Im* L. if. BUCKINGHAM, Gheatnnt MIL
PHILADELPHIA COLLEGIATE TLS
STITUTS FOR YOUNG LADIES. No. 1530 AROM
Street. Rey. CHAS. A. SMITH, D. CLABSIIOI
SMITH, A. FL, Prinsipale.
Ninth Year. Three Departments: Primary, Aoade
mic, and Collegiate. college course in Closet's.
Mathematics, higher English, and Natural Science, tat
those who graduate. Modern Langungss, Must°, Paint ,
tog, and Elocution by the beet masters. For circulars
apply at 1226 CHESTNUT Street, or address: Box 2011
P. 0. , Phil% &Aphis. ap2o-81:2"
- -
COTTON SAIL DUCK AND CANVAS
of all numbers sill brands.
Royeta's Duck Awning' Twills of 9.11 descriptions, for
Tents, Awnlogo, Trunk and Wagon ' Covers. •
Atoto. Yetyer Mottrtfocturere' D er Felts, front to
feet *ids. Tamealin, Boltazr. Sail Twine 3go.
gam vv. EviPaden,
109 .101 , 138' Alloy.
PURE PALM OIL SOAP.—THIS SOAP
le made of pore, fresh Palm Oil, and l entirely.%
Tastable Boast more suitable for Toilet use than f:Dpaa
made from antral late. In boxes of one doren 'sakes.
for Sayer box liannfaetared by
axo. sLturrort &
No. I_o BigtI3I.BITTA Street , Willem - Front and
IZMIC Iltnns adlovWtl. 4 Is6A3
•
lar.A Pig tf : - A PARTNER lierTll
n on , s2,ote:" row (0 an Into bniinon.<
,Wlth
flip advertiser.. W. M. LEAYENS,
.1Y2:1. Al • , Norte
liTtaliTED —A G,ENTI E3IAN WEIO"
can fardigh cAsit VAIITAL of I.•em MAIM to
$20,04 to engage in a Clenerni.nlll7rMlosion and Jobbing
beei nes, of Pwmucs, 1'1:477181(1.:TS, &c.
The atabscriber possesses lidet'dtatet knowledge and ex
perlonee of All the branches of rich A business in no
fulled. degree. What he needs 71 a partiwr who wan
forniab antidotal Cash Capital'. and seine personal
nsalatence. A late and prelltabfe ctsinesa,eriu ho PO'
mire& Conalunnientioncstrfetly conod,ntial. Addross
•• 8.. T. • " at die office • f The Precar.
rituadeitbia• Juts' a Ifni.
WANTED TO PURCHA6g--.611 . TM !
rzfi n g. th e Wholemtlo Orocar7 atik sy.o
- COLORED - BOt. - 14 011
Ir. ream Ma. ax Wailer hi a Prlviite rivraly. .It,?-
1:01s at r.. 1,? LOCesT flrnst . • • tr
•ou _t
.-fRG 'SAW DESIRES A. SIT iJ
AVON by theist or :Rh of Anyo4l, ea a rAloaman
In Mom Ohlt-eIeR.OIIOIeASIO Or retail hnn.e. n'ag Kerne
senosintoree with Inetchods In the coal acd lefobnr
regions of Pentotti es a tn. Could Intlitenee mei rsde,
Pas a rood, eeminerclef edceattop. Would 117.7 e en
objection of misting in" U. counting-num whyn . uot
otherwise raititeed.
Reference Oren'.
Addreas ' , Eternise, " 2 1 14.18 oleo.
7A . YOUNG AN, Vflo 151 - 15 in
aequaintaeci. with, titer ,rtetail Trade, desires to
enle?a good ion log Holm by the let or Anthill; wit
sell on coetalsatorror salary. Midst= lOT three tiara,
this nice, •••• C." • Jy2L.3t
.1' 'BST-CLASS BCTK-BEEPER•
can be bad by vriiplying at ti-daOJgce. ..fore thirty..
Piz• married, Will . give satin:M.om city reference.
Add mac '•P: E. T.'' • • • Jy23 Cc' .
PRINTER WANTED:-.1 JOURNEY..
BIEN, - AO IR IR good PRINTIir and nnderolande
the maniere a Power ?reel, or ISWilling to learn, is
in anted no Flrontan hi stogie., nearilie city To a per.
too et landau:hod chttractsf a - permanent tanatlen will
be given. Aaireso "Minion." this Ginn. :17W-9t*
To DRUVOISTS:- , -WANTED .
IM JE
DIATELY, s PIiRSON cAsopetent fir every wan to
lake charge of a Iron- class (Chestnut strist) Ricci t ()rye
Store. Salary 411011. addreaa, reitrtnce,
Philadelphia An, Mee: . . • jy911.41.,
Tit LACK WWI T H.W.A.ND'WHEtL 7
B
WEIGHTS VANTEIS:,
• • •.
CIIII7 wortrilicisgsvig's OTPTOI.
WAtntracroTDE4o?..
•
WA a ntitivroie. D. C.. Jal74; 1W.4.
Wanted at once, to -york in Govrrn . ment r show.,
Onarterinnetere 'Depnrtiaitnt, of WaaftWon,
one hnodred (100) gond ISLACITSStrIId6. and ono nun
dyad (lOW good WHEELWHIIIIITS
The pay per month will be Mats' doWira (AEG)); with
one (I) ration per day, and Loggia] privileges when
sieh.
Apply to Captain CNA.); 11. 70317E:1N5: A: Ca
C. S. A.. corner Twenty-esnana and A) 'Streete• Wanb
gtoz, P. C. D. FL ROCKER;
Brigadier Oeneral and Chief QW.rtormaTtor
)7(1-473 . Deyartment of Waahinran.
TEAMSTERS WANTED
WASPTIXATC . Julf
'WAN/ ED, at once, TA B S 3 1117SDEED T
STERS. each capable of driving- with eingtb line, and'
managing nix-mule team*.
To such who are competent to perform the dderther
pa7per month will be thirty dc3lars; with =lt radon
per day, end hospital privileges. including the beet'.
medical attendance when sick.
apply to Captain Charles R. Torapkins, A. Q.; St.' 17:
S. A.. corner Twenty-second and fl sirlteto. Washing
ton, I). C. D. R. RUCKER,
Brig. Gen. and Chief Qtfarterma.ter,
Depot of Waabingtow.
000 -A. PARTNER' WANT% D'
*with this aumant.eltber stave ar
in a Manufaatming Business Millis eity,nowtn PUCC€6S
fuI alteration. %R aiding very large pronto. The tlemand •
for the *Miele made is eery extensive. nit Dan Milian
slid YOU , " Mann/enterer.' et The Preamoinel;..iyl9•W'
350,000 TO LOAN..ATS:PNR
for ss + en sears igone
sum. or divided t o en
3.1e9 Sostb.PCICSTEC Streit—
$4O, 000
TO
LOAN:
9 R MO R T GAt fr
''..' uaecotoel l.!o p rit.nPercent,,bMlMSLOt •
. . cirARLEs Rumps.
3340-10t!` . Conveyancer, No. 36 E. SEVENTH St.
60 „f 31914111 I-I WANT A.GENTH
LASTING i fig i 'Vre'ara f a i lan i ßr a B ZI z t
other articlee. Yittets circulars cestifrce. d uress
100.ibiror8m • JOHN T. 'LORD. Biddeford. Halos.
WANTED TO PURCHASE, FOR
wz° CASH. & oral! -dotsbed dwelling house.. hen of
inoutabrances, with all. the modern improvements,
situated on Walnut, Locust. or Borneo streets. west of
Broad arrest Address " itoxls7B, P. 0." jy22. 4t''
. .
woR SALE- FlntritES- OF • A DR#G
-A- STORE. suitable for most any kind of business.
Apply at 722 MARKET Street. Wale-
FOR SALE CHEAP-ONE LARGE
-a- CUTTING MACHINE for Paper. Howard & Rbhare
make._ Two Paging Machlnee—one paging la the cheat,
the other in tae book. address
ROBERT H. ELLIS. arglatme,
143 FULTON Street, NM YORK.:
FOR SALE-BRA 88 FOUNDRY
Steam Engine, Lathes, Tool" and Fixtures of ever,
kind. In complete work's r order. Apply on the mend.
tee. 1005 BEACH &treat, geneingtom iyl.l-6r
fit FOR SALE VERY LOW-A. HAND.
Ma SOME GOTHIC COTTAGE, having all the modern
conveniences; stable, coach•honee, vezemide girder,
and heaotitul grounds attached, on FRANI:FORD Road.
helms' Alltgheny Avenue. Apply to WM. ROSSELL.
ALLEN, E. E. corner FOURTH and WALNUT SM..
2a door. 023 St.
FOR SALF-THE PROPERTY
N. E. corner of NINETEENTH and MARKET Rif •
comprising store and dwelling on Market street, and
four small d wellies's on Nineteenth street. Apple to
WM. ROSSELL ALLEN, 6. E. coy. FOURTH. and W
NUT, 2d floor.. . j 711.81•-•
FOR • SALE CHEAP- THREE.
..Eta STORY Brick 1:1 WELIIIi 0, with three story doe-.
e Hack Buildings. modern • conveniences, 80. 1324'
Praal,ford road; lot 303000. Price, clear. only 43400.
jy23 E. PETTIT. 32:3 WALNUT Street.
gal' TO EXCHANGE. VA.LIIA.I3LB
=at—lmproved Delaware front FARM, 97 saes: nese.
I•bamaay Station. 75 miles out and 4 tulles this side of
Bristol Several others to exchange. Call and excising
Register of farms for sale. and ox change. •
iYM E PETTIT, 343 WALNUT Street.lB
a A LARGE LOT AND HOUSE FOR
Mak Pale in Heaton. Possession given nn the First of
Eighth month. Inquire of R. W. oRUM. No. 222
North THIRTEENTH Street. J 2t' •
aft FOR SALE—VALUABLE BUSI.-
.Ico. NESS PROPERTY, Batiste at No 630, 632, and GM
Korth Second strew. cmsisting of three stores, with
dwellings attached. The• whole will be sold together,
to close an estate. A portion of the parches° tconeY
may terrain on mortgage For particulars. inquire of
SECONDAI,I4 .
18 South Street , .
PITILATELPHU I JOIT 7Uoi LE6I. jr2VISX
in FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE
—Situate N. \V. corner of FRANK - FORD Road and
NORRIS Street. Lot NO feet on Frankford and 414 feet
on Norris sugar. Six brick dwellings on Frankford•
road, a•thrnfretory brick factory, S 3 feet by 43 feet on
Norris stallet., vitt; cotton machinery therein; engine.
house, IFil i kl4ollers and engine in; two-story brick
h, v., 80, attached, and other btaldings.'• For
fu r inj3; istion, inquire at N. IL corner of SE
'yIII,'MSPRUCE, Streets. 3.3,134ittt
FOR SALE-A DARK DIA3IO ,
°ANY Bay HMO. 17 hands high, 7 years old.
Bound, kind, Mallen, and fast in etogle or double ker
nels. A thet• rate horns for a coupe.
at
RIAU'S STAIIIAS.
- China Hall, CHESTNUT Street.
JOH X•. 0 ., WHIT.TIER.
'T TN IT ED STA TES. DIS
TRICT 07 PENNSYLVANIA. —Ser._
THE PRESIDENT OF TOE UNITED STA TES.' TO THE
MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN DISTRICPUFSPENN;
SYLVANIA.—Getarixo:
WILSRBAS. The District Court of the United Statesdrm
and for. the Eastern District of Pennaylvaula, rightly
and duly proceeding on a Libel, filed in tbo name, of the
United btares of America, bath decreed all. persons
general who bare, or pretend to have.any.right.tale..or.
interest in sloop CYCLOPS, her Tackle, Apparel, and
Earoitnre. and the Goode, Wares, and . Merchandise
laden on board thereof, whereof is master, cap,
Lured by the United States steamer "Flag,.' under -
the command of Commander .1. A. Williamson. to •
be mentsbed, cited. and called to j adgmer.t. at the time
cruiplece underwritten, and to the effect hereafter ex
premed. (justice so requiring ) Yes: Are therefore
charged and strictly enjoined and c... , nimanded, that ,
you omit not, but that by publishing these presents in
as least two of the daily newspapers ?tinted sad pub
lished in the City of Philadelphia. and-in the lottal Ls
tellignacer. you do monish and clic ' or cause to be.
montshed and cited, peremptorily, allpersons in gene
ral who have, or pretend to have, an; right, title, or
in the said sloop Cyclops. hea.fackle. 'Apparel,.
end Furniture, and the Cowls, Wares, and blarchaudise.
laden on board thereof, to appear taloretheEncorable
JOI3ItCADWALADER., the Jude. of the said Court. at;
the District Court room, in the City.of Philadelebia.
the twentieth day after publication of Alm :resents. If
it be a court day, or else 011 the next court derfolloty-.
inr. between the venal hours of heisting causes. them
stet there to show, or allege, ins due form of law . a
reasonable and tattled excuse. if any. they. have. why
the said sloop Cyclops. her Tackle, Apparel, and Furni
ture, and the Goods, Wares, and MerehaWtse laden.oa,
board thereof, should not be pronounced...tit belong,. at
the time of the capture of the same, to the ; enemies of
the United Rates and as goads of their enemies or other
wise, liable and snhjeat to coudemgation,
to be. ad
judged and condemned as geed and lewfalprince; and
Tauber to do and receive im.thie behalf as. to justiae
shall appertain. And that you. duly intimate, or cause
to be intimated, unto all persona fo:essid. generally.
(to whom by the tenor of these, preheats. it islets° inti
mated,) that if they shall not appear at-the time end
place above mentioned, or appear and shall not show a
reatonable and lawful cause to thecontrary„ then said
District Ceurc doth intend-anti will proceed Lo.adjadica
item on the raid capture, and may. pronounce that the
said sloop Cyclops, her Tackle, Apparel, and Fur
niture, and the Geode, Worm, oath merehataise laden
on board thereof, did belong, at the time& the capture of
the same, to the enemies of the suited-States of Ameri
ca, and as goods bf their enemies, or. otherwise, liable
and subject to "cop4scation and condiemucation , to be
adjudged and condemned as lawful prize, the absence
or rather centurnacy.of tho persons sia cited and !La
nceted in anywise notwlthstaleling,. and that you duly
certily to the saLl.Dlstriet Court what you shall do
in the premises, together with these presents.
Witness the Honorable JOHN CADWALADER, Judge
of the said Court. at Philadelphia, this twenty-fret day
of JULY, A. D; ISB4, rind Uni t ede eighty-ninth year of
the IndeVelutence of raid States.
ITU at 0. R. FOX. Clerk District Court.
AT T. 0/4.--, TUE FOLLOWING NON
TICE Is published acooraing to law, by order of.
the Orphans' Court for , the City And County of Phßa
delphia, made. n the that day of July. A. D. 1561 , City anti Costp(y qt" Phitaas/_plifa, as:
TheCemmonwealtbof Penusilvaais to THOS. BA;aCT.I,
one of the Executors of the Fetal° of Dr. Chas. ligade
rick Beck, deceased—
DREBTI Vet; We command you. SA bolero we ea, that,
laying aside busiIISIIS and excuses whatsoever, yea
be had appear in year prover person before thc.ithriera.
Me tha Judges of our Orphans' Court. at a Cr..urt to be
beta on FRIDAY. the nd day of September, h. D. Hot,
at 10 o'clock of the forenoon, to show cause, if any you.,
bava, why the !suers testamentary, grautet,to voit aw
ono of the Executors of Dr. CHARLES .TREDEEICK
BECK, deceived. should not be vacated, and why you
ehauld not be dismissed from your ofibos of Trust3e
rjider the will of the said Charles Fredorick Beck, de
reared, by reason of th e matt em set fortii,in the retition
of tigisio: FAUL BECK, filed In our Ctrithpas Ceart
on the first, day of July, A. D. 1564, cud furthze, to
aldde tile order of the Court In the rekatess. &c., and
hereof fail not under a penalty of one,hundred pounds.
Witness Ilonorable OSWALD THOMFSON, Hs;,.. at
11uPhiladelphia. the fi fteenth day of July,,,in the
&& 'year of or Lord one thormand eight keno rod
s and sixty-four. R. 11. BarrUDS.
Deputy Cloth 0. C.
UD IT OR' S NOTICE.-I.lsl - TELE OR-
Plum' comaqV MONTZOMEAT COUNTY:
'Estate of BLASI" SHAGS EMSDhI.,\N. dee'd.
The underAigned 24411t0r. apyolnted by said Gntrt to
report distribution el the Mimeo of the estate of Mary
Grace Stedman, iste of lionham township. in said
county of MantuonterL deceased, Ix the hands of BEN
JAOIIIII F. HANS'OCK, Ainitnisirator of bald estate,
among the Persona tee,.Uy ontttted to the same.
nrill meet
tho Pantos interested for the purpose of hie
appointme on THURSDAY, th e Atli day of -I‘ugust.
A. G. IS 6 I. us 10 o ' clsok Id.. at the Mike of - the Au
ditor. 201 EGYPT Street. tiorrbgewn, Montgo
mery c*Junly,, Fa. CHAS. T. MILLKR,
J Auditor.
WANTS.
CHIEF Ra.awrrsotiarrEß'S OPPTCB.
WAVILNOTON'DgPOr
ron SALE AMID .TO LET.
LEGAL.
TN TS,
HE ORPHANS' COURT FORTE
CITY imn_coTAtlTY 07 PRIATIELP4IA.
C.... an..
Rotate of PREMiIIICE JUPtEfiLATZ, ?teemed.
The manor appointed by tly mart to -ndit, nettle,
and ad,inet the impend accovel of YRNDItiIeK. Se.olo-
BEll,exoentor of the lutiriliand tostimseit of FEtliDii-
MCI% JUPPEICLATZ. deenstod, and ret?ort distribntion
of the balance in the hand .of the executor, will meet
the pante. Interested, for he purpores of hie appoint.
Mont, on TUESDAY. J 017.%. 1%4, at: 11 A. h 6., at his
o Aim SOO WALNUT Stroat, to the ciky of Philadelphia.
.11116lutii 1111, W.II.I.IA3IIRNST , Auditor,
- -
. T CERTIFICATE OF STATE
JpAN.—.-"icoTics is hereby given that application
hen beeu made t duplicate tor General of Pennaylvan
for the 'Belle of a of the following certificute of
live por cent loan of the Commonwealth, leaned by the
Bank of Pennsylvania, acting ae transfer agent far the
Commonwealth, in the name of JANB DULL, 'which
certitleate has been lost, viz: Certificate No. Bit dated
April sth, Issued under Act of Acoembly of Dooem•
her IStb, 191. e, for $l5O. ANNA & JONES,
AdmlnbstratriX d. b, a. c, 1.t.6. of Sane Nult: Gen'd.
1ay14.5.3.71
AUCTION BALIPS
nrcriAL FtTRNITUfIE fon
A-. Befog goat to retire from the ii`aineett, the eds.
ecribor offer Ofmbllc este,
OR TW S DAT, JULY TB, Irk!
itbe *nitre stock at 211RNITEIRE in
HERR'S 115TEL,_IIARRISBURO,FI A ,
conawiltin r of ItcdstradP. Hair Mattresses, Fer....er Bede.
?Mown, Shcota, Comforts, Qallts, .Cltrowtn. Enstllnh
r;;E,in,"r Clocks. Borwatfo, Spook, Knives. Ch;uts end
tirtiVnrc.so lectent to necommodote2oo enents,
in it. inwnwilo; to Inct,cwrrythlng required in a IstrAs
tote', Pale to he continned from tiny to day until cYlly
sat Te:lns cash, under one hundred dollars
'y Wit
BALE OF CORDMiIiND
limas !
wl.ll DETARTNSWP. CAVAPRT
..7rrsoa or Calm Qtraolablltirrial,
WASPY/Y(11M D. C. lot? 4, MK
leilt b e 04 4 14 .INILIC Atlonow, e 6 eh% bio t a
slam at thotuoit - AZINLeim nara bar9*-711:
CM WON, i r r
R i i m nit., • 7ND MA s, trat, IRM.
Bco.D,Vo,* a ..:TITUKSDAY.
Ponut, THUIsbo4T, :car 23t)i
A LVDOPIA,_Pe_pyII..I I4, RSD t
WJa/ABICIP PalnUa ,TRIIIISDAT,Aagoot utb;.
1.1 I.°M.
TW O'XITNDR?jr C.O7.ALRY ROSPA at net
2.4 ace.
Tbe?eErmaso bay" Yek‘si. vit....Famed aq tzat for tit
Yair ebrria. of lb trAtiny:
b Y Aza sat Faro 1 . Pour. many good bai..7llas mar
a
Ifcrlpes'abplehigi,:
Tata: G9e*r fn r teCNtateft Crrrenoy.
Jp MSS .EFCII7,
that; Col. vrt.TClP. , l#2cartermartar
Cavalry Hama.
puntre VALS rfr .TENCLAIKED
Goordi ratooning is lbll;trrileen. nof the PET
LADRI.PUW. A' re RP.a. DV; .RA r;ROAD 4 101 -
Pa TH.l.RTliErifTli and a-ALLOW BILL Streets.
Philadelphia:
The aril glee - dilprYThed iv ttro"fenbtrtng PChBdUilk,
hafting been eensloord to the b t.tifdt"narttod below. or
fbcpbfigdona ug • a ge R ea dj uk ,Txtlrdad, and thaeon
'aljevees, after dub' and% legal no,9 s xzt'adt having .tabenx
tbenfaway, tor P„7ld kte .oars atni erpenies of earrtsgts,
v.lll be exposed te'pobli's sale or 0 . itnt' at Om Rowena
ft.:Woes named Ldlort. on stATlnt September 17,
]Blithe sale to cert. :ooze. at ten o '•2t UCt. in the tons
noon of staid day: _ .
CJ1 . n1711172111
E. P. .figinsay, 2box. "&,••••.•ards.
M. Bailor, 25 Mts. “VeSO."3.
8. Jacksen, by, •etteloor.(iittA
Lowbis, 1 box be, :da.
Dr. WTI'S tit, I box in& ..74
C. Meg.r gge, 5 bags 0n1y.%
Paoehafl biorea;. 1 reaoer.
P. AteDonatigb, lot sundries. •
Dr. Wiight, ;' •7. box books.
Dr Wrisbt, 1. box banks.
A. Thotorgbirr - • 2 sacks ohs roast. •
A. Cross, • . • 11 box 11 ti goodie,
W. Miner, god. barley.
J. W. Ispenaro s • 11: box drugs.
W. Harris. n.Pi.we.
P. Ennierlteilosi, 2 bble. •
Paschall Marti:l. 'lO seed *a
Ilerch an ts' otrCo, box
. J.
Consolln Jae. Co, Aboxee •
Collin % • '1 4.4 c. sere.
M. C Radler. firob fe.
5. Eccles., - old lumber.
naii,e 9 .6; oid scale.
George Criifith, TOO Wes. bundles.
E Horeb trlagef? : 7 em ray Meas.
H Ie"PiRY ksg.
E Wilson. . feathers.
S. Long & Bic.. ' :' 'bar wane.
B. Caiman. s,groty bbl. •
L. WolfensifeigitO;4lo;7Rtl can.
G, • .routr half bids. •
J. Powers
Sho. nheek
K. Kline, )(iihic"Dhl, and keg
J. Rall.• •-. T.reg - rni=eral water-
W. Richaide, • 2 • ?;Ts: awn.
X. hi. Harris. • . • 1 e..Vty
R. & 8. Al lea , 6 bbla.
B. Ashburn, •.• • I butt lint.
• -
Pbllsdplphia.
etre above artic'es wilt be exposed S e pnbitc sale, s
erforeesild, according to the provision; the first atiettoiX
r of the Act of Atisembily of the Commot.vaalth of Pam.
sylvania, approved the sixteenth day orhfarch A. D.
. 10*; with all the requirements of *hie 1.1,50 Phitarie'
phia and Reading Railroad Company ::.a*G in all ra.
: spychi complied. The Act of Assembly : sirefollows:
Commission merchants and factors and all com
mon carriers, or other persons baying a 1 . - 43'poon goods,
wares, and merchandise, for or on accou:A'nf the eostg
, and expenses of carriage or storage, or an ether chart*
• arising from the transportation, keeping, sr storage of property, in case the owners or co,:sigtiees shall
, not pay or discharge the amount due fort :ea cost, ex
pense, carriage, storage, °tether charges. _wre,abefors
-tamed, may, alter the expiration of ItilltetY days
from the notice hereinafter provided, proceed
sell the same, 050 much thereof as may 1. t necee.saz
to discharge said lien, at public auction : promn
That notice of sale shall be given ex regni.edlor ohs.
riff's Paha: of personal property, and that ity day,"
'rvdiceof Raid lien be given to the owner or Consigner
of the property, if they can be found, and in Ztie the?
cannot be FO foto& that the came shall he citirtined
weary in some newspaper published in the r mrssr city
or county to which the goods, wares, or me.:handists
have been consigned, for four consecutive weeks befbra ,
the sale, the residue of money arising from etch sale,
• after dedncting costa of transportation. charges ant
storage. advertising and Rale, to be held subjeztlo the
order of the owner or owners of such propigtr '
G. A. Niciriivr.s.
• General Enperlatendent.
BBADTZCO, Pa., June 10, 10gi, iylB-12t
AMUSEMENTS.
WALNUT.STREET THEATRE
SANFORD AT ROME.
The far-famed •
SANFORD AND TROOPS
Will' open tho above Th.atre
On MONDAY EVENING. July 2ilh.
And continue every evening during the week. Intone.
diming the
BEST MINSTREL CORPS
. _ in the United States.
See We of the day,
'•Box open WIT for sale of Tlekete.
a - ROVER'S NEW CHESTNUT:.
STREET THEATRE.—GRAND REOPENING.
MONDAY. EVENING, July 21th,
First time in six yearn in Philadelphia of the Grand No.-
mantic, Musical. Spectacular Drama,
ALADDIN; Or. THE WO NDERPIII. LAMP.
Pre.eated after three menthe' active preparation in di
at:rle of anpreeedepud maga i licence. replete with wort.
dartlil Transformation, Magnificent Ec.enery, 43111116
Marebee, Saperb Costa mes and Properties. Bea , little.
Mule and Chortwee.
ROM tr ed Seatsfor sale three days In advance. jyl.9-tt
THE ACADEMY OF, FINE 'ARTS,
L CHESTNUT Street abate Tenth. Is ClPffil IpALLT.
for viaitori, from 9 A. H. to GP. X
VAPE ISLAND.—MARK -HASSLER':
PROMENADE ANT) HOP. THIS (Saturday) EVE
NING, at CONGRESS HALT.
BOARDING.
It+ OARD.-FRONT SINGLE ROOM
A." vacant. No. 1315 WALNUT Street. • 3y19-45*
pkOARDING.-TWO SECOND -STORT
11 . F rooms TO LET, at 13X North TENTH it. Jal-E
PERSONAL.
ERSONAL.-, RED OR: BLACK BALL
-a• EARAYROP6, Efty clots ler 916 RACE
Street • ' ieß-91*
TmosoNAL. —PATENTS, 11 - S. AND
-1! rozopseir, procured by is- BROWN..:
311:WAlaraT Stmt.
saws SALES.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-BT VIRTUE
AS•X-
o(a Writ of Sale, by the set. JOHN' CADWALL
DER, Judge of the District (Immix& the United Stater.,
in and for the Eastern District cf.Penneylvania. in Ad
•miraltp, to lee directed. wilt he cold at Dahlia Sale, to
tho 'highest and hest bidder, far-oaah. at the yard of
RIFISPHREV HOFFMAN & Co., .WATER Street, above
-Vine, on THURSDAY. Rd> Er, IR14; at 12 o'clock M..
PAO lomat treenalle and 212 rabic feat of locnat
The locust loss are now lying an. lot southwest. corner
of CALLOWHILL Street and DELAWARE avenue.
WILLIAM MILL WARD.
United States kfasehatE., of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA. July 22. t 864:• yy?3 Et
ivr AasHAL, 8 SA.LEi-r-BY . IFIRTUE OR
a Writ of Sate. by the Hon. JOHN CAD WA.LA.-
DER, Judge of the District Court of the United States.
!In and.for the Eastern Distrait of 'Pennsylvania. in Ad
miralty,. to me directed, will be sold , at Pithlic Sale. to
the biabeetatie best bidder. , or cash, at MICR RNES'EL
STORE, No. 143 North FEONT Street, on TUESDAY.
Anaust.2d, ISM, at 12 o'clock 81., 6& bales Cotton. 9,09
bows- manufactured Tobacco. and S sacke of Turk's
Island watt, being the cargoes ot 'the schooner Pocahoti
: tas,.sloops Jana and Cycitip..
WILLIAM VILLWARD.
United States Marshal E , of
PAILAVELPRIA. July 1834 ir33-fit
•
EXC,WEISIONS.
i - NIV-T.EXOTIRBION 07 TEE .
DIVISION-SONS OPRESEPStaNCE TO ATULSTIO
:OITLYRIDAY,-AtIGUSTINch. Tier Pte, $ Z; to be
. bad at- nigh% SlX.Tesad .ORSSYNCT, or at the boat
en tbe raornlar of rho excursion,
ailiZh • GEAND.-EXCITRION. TO
.cAPwie . c-The stalincn and commo
dious/steamer IILaNCATrAn.• Captain E. A. Rythere
having been released-hy:thie Government. will ott.k. e
Gated ExecasiOtt to COW gray on SATURD
29d.. tearing Arch. etre et Wbart at 9 o'clock ; retnmlng.
wilt leave Cape. lilay on Monday at Si; o'clock. Para
for the excursion, :hree..dollare.- Carriage hire extra
JC& A. STEWART, !zeal,.
GRAI(D PLEASURE Rl'.
CDESIONS TO LASE SUPSEIO.II.--Orh
of the following splendid. class steam - is % "tr.;
CLEVELAND, ILLINOIS. N fiIsTASEN LIG
CITY, TRAVELER; 51.11011011, IRON SIDES, La.G.lik.
'BELLE, and. FEWAP.IC, will leave CLE,SLAPCY,
Ohio, at 8 o'cok P. each day of the weak;,azwe
Saturday and. Sunday, and - Petro*, idichig;a,,on ilia
following days_at 2 o %cluck P. M.. through tars ,ntontko.
of JULY anamiGusce, making Grand Kycrxsion Trim.
to the many points of Interest on the Great imlisnd Seek
of Aratrrioa,which, far ctillty. pleasure, and kmalth„sycs
unsurpassadhy sup other on the Continent.
This trip,ol OTef .1-,IXO miles embraces cis-degree&
latitude 3 . ad plays% of longitude, and includes to tip:
circuit 4ke Erie, 4t. Clair, Huron, and 3ro2.nricr.V4k'
thebeantifnl riven Detroit, St. Clair antlf - St..„Mary's.
The many and extensive mines of iron...azA.copper..
ruiequalid 'tap la the world, wittethe_newly-dla•
covered and inviting deposits of silve - s,lea, wild and
romantic scenery, combined with Its =mend bracing
climate, render. se Lake Superior trilon* of far more
them ordinary =treetop to the capit*t. the stadcaL
the pleasure-seeker, or the invalid. .
The abortnpned steamers are 04%.arttly•Stted ak
with.large airy.. - Calikns and State-R*lV., white ararz—
prtcantion bna :seen taken to prorido (piths misty ant
comfort ofm...yensere.
nre,incindiag State-Rooms and Male., alb SIX colt
par mile. 'lima oconpled In makinotha - roardi tripottort
Seo.lo days.
Rooms z.:.—tared, and twitter infcrmation nhdatned. Its •
application. to proprietors.
ROBY. HANNA dr Co.,
lITISSPY & McBRIUIt,.• C leveland, °bl6'
J. T WIIITING St (11. imt r oa .
• JOHN HUTCHINGS,.
)021-t *din
- FOB CAPE bt. AY. —T Ellt.
staunch and Commodious steamer HAIL.
RAT AN. Captain R. A..113.1hei, of , the Cape May Line.
having been released 17_ We Govasument. is now
"nation her regular tripe A Caps May. leaving &RGH- •
STREET WHARF every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY, at g eclectit returning. will leave Cape
tiny every !Wonder, Kliiluesday, and Friday, at fig
o'clock. touching at Nogi. Cagle. going and returnibg...
Fare IMO& carriage hire iiidaded; children• hall
Tales. Servants $l. 50..cerrlage size extra.
Freight at low rag e. No frcight received after if
o'elack. aid in all cases must he pre-paid.
1722-tf 3OSEPII-A. STEW tRT &Lent
aggro& FROM , NEW YORK; _ POW
NRW.HAV.I4, HARTFORD EPENtia ,
FOLD. and IMS'Opt.—Tha gasman oonmisiewriz,
and RAM CiTl — Mave Peck Slip. Bast Elver.daily. at I
16 P. M. and 11 at night.
ISDIEW TRUSS AND
frAllnrContecotwi by Laths. TIPBLITir,;•
Streot, tret aoer below &we. Merl oxtiole in 'Wm.
15ne elegant. osey. and Gonad In C. 81. MA L,
OLES, Traprietor, attends to Gentteman. oaths
of TwEvsnit and 11.14.3 Stmts. B.—Prates=
acauraer uiTS-Itektr
„ OFRITTEN AND " - ERBAI,
%tv- SCRIPTIONS of Cbaracter,SonstibitiOn s . and
Isiat, with ADVICE on BoaPaeos, Rou:III2. Bairn ,
lion, Self-Igaprovament,,hanagemeat.and Train-
Ing of CLIILDREit adanto
tlon Am. WI,
&ad . :wen-Inc by 101tif . •
Phtelkt.L.ogtot. and Bookseller.
2n119-stnib No. 95 R. TRPCI Strouit'alumet C:bwebreit.
riVE • PitILADEI I IGLI: TICACEIEAT
InsTrr lITE. No. 516-CHFATIVOT Street, custalas,
.fehools awl Families vilth Teaultera salted to tKetr
wants without charge,: i 7 't'
MONUMB.NTS AND GRAV.-
11
SION'S& —A.leage assortment of Grave-Stones, tot:
varloo.e dosages. gusts of the finest Italian and American ,
Marble coasta•Any on hand at the Marble Works of
ADLat 'EalitN7drfg, Avenue, below Slevantk•
NtrowL PhtlaePAhalkla_ gro24.ssnlif
VOI — EI — C 'APPLE CHEESE.-50 CASES'
CROKIZ BRANDS.
Say eAre4and / 1 / 1 1iBki /Miry Cheese of Photo inslitr-
Por sem by BRODES k ViPILLTA3IB.
3713 0 if . . . . • Val South WATER. Stroet.
0 13 - 1621
B MIDDLETON,
MOD AND wthaViaira t"l.-
gem has To rob al itel:iatfrllolutfa
CLARET WINE.-200 CAS
MIDDLES CLARET
Wine, for see by P. ETON.
Se Wet NO. 5 North FRONT *Nava.
JOSEPH EL THOMI i BO3I. •
SNIZI/NO COMMISSION MSROEIANT.
j.pd °attend Agent,
1429. 1 / 4 IN* North NBLAWANS Avithatto
ART , ',IiteLAI , CD StAa