Point Lookout-- chrt‘t tau 11 - .P•tabl imbed by the Prison. prisoners at Point Lookout is ha r ,leiery day by now consignments of %,,,ira the Tufsont urrle.t ls baye been m in the South, consiSting of mon, iiohlrenof ell Enirit,h, ond American. They say that the au. . grant free passes to all wa • 0 wi ll who wish to leave and Como i , r w• number of these rotegoei ere from eeerleksburg, who report the town every week by b.inds Of rebel twi t:el, riot being held by any regular 0r ;.0,,;,n4. Among the repigees wore ‘otilliZ 111011 'WW I have hid for some wo ods in Virginia, to keep from he led in I lie rebel a my, itlelniond report xtremely hard letoty. i 'Choy Claim tha e t thu tutu expo istylatill WIM intetl , lo(l to form] Grant to twin Moslem° of flahmoral, 4tn , l compel . 13 portion of his army to savo the Omit. t .bands et the raiders, 'rho rebut troops ,eni are represented as having euough to quality, hut are in grunt, want of • There are n great many -iok In KWh , Owe I boy keep all of our sick prisoners +need hospitals, The remainder of our retell! to the Interior of (30Orgla, at the murices and Andersonville, and to Data ;otters ut the camp have established n , their mutual beuefit. The school Was 11, al dor the charge 01 Prol. Morgan, ;an lone thee one or the protesser.i at the „ 1 „, ;tray lityllege, Virginity They have wow,' a Christian Association, for the remit:ring the needy assistance, and of at the same time, to eneoura4o „pelt among the prisoners, besides sep ia, alai books, clothing, MO the shik with Itelittiou9 services are held In every one:impotent morning and evening, ~eitoot 1111.1111 . 011C0 every day, about half e vamp appears like one grand church, irblek over seven thousand volcos loin. ent or the assOciatien cumprises the ,rarer: !Vim Alabama, president; E. Davis. Va. president; H. J. Gwaltney, Vlrglul.t, yartelsry ; Arthur IL ];, ley, fox.ts, car .r secretary; Witham F. will, Virginia, ; W. Hell, Virginia. librarian. at' being allsiiteal by an executive commit. member to each division In the camp, this a ppoints it sub-committee. made up of ~r went each eotopauy In mink division. vtainittce 110(1 out all Lint distressed cases, man assistance RS Is possible, The elfec ma 4,1 this association brings the prisoner 4yhun vice; hence, dlstto hances are not as formerly, less gambling, and 001150. •s rime end suflethig. rs# 4 vur Camp Hospital is In a most condition, and the patients are snugly ; emu two hundred touts, with pleasant 'seen. Included in these touts are SUMO et , hospital tents, nicely floored, and for te tables and chairs to make the patients „c. These touts will ho occupied until the retennulitais hospitals now being erected 11 are finished. Lit is hoped, will soon be accomplished, ,rather, with the Close eoullueudynt of :4:ls, has totaled to Increase the Sickness, wow will soon be wattled. IJurilig Lao June, there was treated at tit% :triers ut camp, 4,276 eases, resulting ie I he ibilewing wore the must prominent. .11iitorlimit 2.671, 387 cases of dysentery, et fever bill, remittent fever CM, typhoid Aides bb, suntil-pox 1, pneutnetila 38, lo ot bowies 10, wounded 107, scurvy 10. Lave Lean na follows : Viten:Amnia 10, lever 14,cltsentery 28, dlarrenm 20, scurvy 6, consumption 1, Oinifreitt VD intermittent liammation of bowies 7, of gunshot wounds U. 'rho patients of this hospital get the as In the regular Unltuti States general A Neie Notional 'Picture. ta , t low days tho Last Boom of (ho Ex .shrion bail been visited by eruw.fe j all pus n ono otnntiton object of curiosity. It was . n painting, whose subject was of intense a :e'er t, end w hose axe' %akin marvellously the artist's design. The name us the artist auto- H. Carpenter, and the Ulla of toe Yrerident. Lincoln's Emancipatien Pro , Howe the thsbinet.” pereuther last that Mr. Carpenter eon . idea 1.11 the work which ho leas just so sip aceouiplislied. In tho seowid weak in lifissindies were commenced, and his first s acre drawn on the large canvas during errs, in April, so that about six months lien 14 the actual labor bestowed upun It. a-ril is nine feet in height by fourteen • ate: m length, and Occupies it pusition In inson humedlately opposite the door by rpited melees his entrance, the light from 1111liMoS tailing upon IL • te admitted that our artlAts have too :bed tlieinselle3 to (lose subjects which T.; with the poetic ettnchment+ of my. nd romance. To Mr. Carpenter, there :la-voted SUMO credit fur originality In di .; 4 ,flitts to a practical subject that In this punt/oil ago has an attraetion with legends of antiquity have ceased to be 11 bill be seen that the pith of Mr. Oar :Mere is Its general exprossion when the ',intoning to Mr. Seward's staggeztion in subholding the emancipation proelarne• • mcgeFtlon was to the effect [lilt that II should be withheld until It could be :he prestige of military victory. This happily coucei veil by tint amid, as tee twoorution for his theme. It was a me t.on much of that future Lung welch was :.e past, and, being seized upon, formed ..'ll4 point of a grand historical picture. •I..ent, ut course, occupies the central po -oug, with his hand upon tile table, the on which had just been road. To our inevitably anxious air which, in repose, cs tures, is blended with an expres.iun of tel listening, as though not only willing .• to hear the reasoning tub:tinted to ::gip not only desirous but eager to weigh The portrait before us is the roan all hie honesty, all his determination, ..• 1 , 1 !Oscar, awake to fuller moans of the very wisest purpose. Chaco are on the right hand ..; .cut, the former sitting, and • his Mee .' decided and Confirmed eXprOSSiun .• ',1:1; his favorable judgment upon the neoutely formed. Mr. Chase stands • sruts folded, and looking as though, consideration of the subject, he oa st I.:e doubly sure that his *spousal of the Ives strengthened by all that moral utn-li lie supports everything • he has -• .tary Welles is seated iminctilittely • i the President, behind the table : and Mr. Seward. The grace awl • *mince of Secretary Welles is prep. s. • k of inquiry, as though the decision :.milleing itself before his judgment's I.:dread air. Caleb H. Senna who are :.ore not been present during the whole • t-,...ng5, are standing close beside o ecti. wos.Miately to the left of air. Welles. e live style of the races of these rate with those shades ur AI their different tetnporriments • '- lily give rise. But the opposition • Is scarcely less oht iota In the lull and .;es oh air. Caleb B. Smite 1.111111 in the countenance of Ms telluo-meinbor of -hooting beside him, The portrait of ..is taken from photographs furnished •:. as well as from these preconceptions :Is. enure with poets, both in entertain- Ind in netting theta to be correct. The ease the President endorses, testlf‘ firs • dicaily to the singular verisimilitude of ••• occupies the end of the table, satiny at ..e right of the picture. The degree in In his compost and cautious lea. •labats the propasnlun Is scarcely to be lit looks as ttiough uc lwl not made • . buil was hardly In the way of making It a to Ms own complete saisfiletion. •ple.= the foreground, is si ttl eg besides the i4erented as having brought down his It , ex linger argumentatively upon It, .0 lA:Arlan invested ltlr that diop Lesion - •Alve aspect Which, evet, lilt mai been y that sound lute it promised, will I: ' , Meet attention. 'nits portrait of the keynote of the entire picture, for -mem lie is speaking that the attention Washington Caronicle. ear and Strange bistenae. ....tier:ire/ Journal prints a long the facts concerning a newly-M5..43 ..43 w Web has appeared in Cheektowaga, . N. Y. The discovery iris re,iercly •a any, but the cases described in the e nrst which have been posiriveiy :ad country. The diseitee is caused by ::t: ti.e muscles of a worm or parasite, • : i</arm spirllas t and In the canes to ,:•titnl have become thus infected &cut ol swine, In which the worm chanced i.e credit of discovering the disease is • 7 1nhem. of Burial°, who, in connection :er, of Lancaster,in the middle , f May . two patients, a man and his wife, In Itoth of tbesedied. Another family :..here. at Marina, in that county, was t,ittic way. Ihe parents died, but toe reported olive, though in a dan :P.n. Dr. Lathrop writes the result of examination of the case. He says : id human muscle taken from a per -1:5, and also the sausage he had eaten wice me, Pupposinye thorn to Contain , splralls, I carefully examined under • te. both alone and with Dr. Hadley. • lound In both, its great abundance, :d states. In the muscle taken from ••••;., the worm was free, while In the eneysted. In the first I failed to '.• taxi/40d in a cyst. They wore often 1 ed, two or three turns of an open the shape was not regular, iarnight. The irregular furies In - In wits found was probably caused by s•raislnic the muscle to render It thin ..come transparent under the micro :nal shapo being more or less coiled. - rweepe the worm could be readily a power and presented uniformly a aundoincreasing in else to the tall, , o , :what of a truncates] appearance, h—ssre. There was an appearance of • 'anal running the whole length.of the %.1 undulating and filled with granular '!, n of the sausage examined, the (...eiamtd in an ovoid cyst, and here •.:t. Even scraping the muscle did not t.t. They were much smaller titan :In. were always coiled, occupying the and to most cases single. One In which wore two worms, sopa ,.ther, each occupying an extremity . he cysts were Mosel' by the muscular ; .1 the appearance of having been ! , 1 at either end, the space where • Ime separated was flied with fat : not find a Cyst without a worm. as as here represented, magnified • • The worm occupied shout, one- Taco. In one small piece of the ..• ~ f the sausage, I should rather •1 , 41 of scrapings, nearly thirty aim wore counted. • • ,• are, then, In this case In the en ....• ,ausage, and In the tree state In •• o. It would, therefore, appear Into the stomach in the en , a .rte escaped from its envelope by • .0 process of digestion, and Immo * progress towards Its ultimate . oe striated muscles. The first step , • - elng the Intestinal,wal is, thereby !ory diarrlitea ; alter wards passing oeitus on its migration outwards. useles, Its abode is fixed In them. • Is a matter of doubt. • • Usually there is but a single t It may, le some instances. eon ,. The worm Is tenacious of life art several degrees of heat aria no tlestroTed by moderate frying, .• process of smoking to which pre-. • rebooted. In the cyst It is me. ' , ers State that movements have ' nrr.—The Buffalo Courier gives id for the manufacture of black • It claims to bell the boat extant. beneficial In various comp laints • r heats and exhaustiOn: "take • •'..filerbiaokborry roots and two ,e , l Lull them down to three quarts. - ribbed sugar and one pint best gallons of syrup thus prepared i.minds of allspice and two pounds • eo”ia. The smaller roots, as vro ' ^ ••:1,•1 , ,n, aro much better titan the "''"mutt or thotr possessing superior Mt" the principal of our High School, ) ls a beautiful vase found on the : o I,lselte Diamond Island, twenty tarpon. lt was presented to the t tr by N. G. Clarke, Esq., of that ti,n abounds in mounds, four of • •• , Tened, and all are very rich In nal mechanism. Plpe.4, stone arrow heads, pottery, sce., have • '' l “ , quantities, and thousands of Are or vr In possession of citizens of ' , toot to send them to the general which is becoming large, vain. • ' •u •lf. — f.ouishitle Journal, -~~~:.rryr. UNIERAL irlo(ii.gr.nstr awn ma Faisivo 4 .—The H'o'ld this morning wince' under cur suggestion that Its tnvOrltO general, McClellan, shall be oalled Into active service. We here iliisl , oCtCi for a long time that this would he the case, and that nothing would please the Met 7/ollan men re little as to see their chief put into the field. The journal of Com nirrce, another violent adherent of McClellan, nee not a Nord of welcome her our suggestion. Nevertheless, we repeat It, anti in good faith-, though we do not wish to be misreprescoted by the World as d o g e ing oeneral tdcOlollan's appoint• ment or believing In his fitness as "the military lender for the oriels." We asked simply some pro per subordinate position, like that given to Burnside and Honker atter they resigned the chief* command. Ile md the aletliellsn mon want to see their gene. ral culled into active Service I Are they opposed to his fighting against the rebellion l Aro they afraid to have hiun take the nehll Or is General MeOlol- Inn only a stalking horse, from behind which to tire at the conduct of the war I-IY. V. Eluening Post. CITY IMEIVIS. EcOrrostv iw Fugn.—What we have to say upon this subject to-day is of the greatest importance to the public. Wo need not dwelt upon the fabulous price of coal ; that Is a fact too practically known already. But wo haven secret to untold, which will enable all who act upon it to save more than half tho quantity they are now consuming. The secret is this: air. J. S. Clark, the woll•known and highly respected stove genius, No. 1005 Market streot, is supplying his customers with an admirable Cooking Stove, that is noted for burning at the rate of ono ton of coal in six Months In doing the work of a large family; or, to speak a Rh more absolute cor rectness, its ratio of consumption, with economical management, of course, is ono ton and a halt' in win ter end one ton in summer. And, besides being a miracle as an economizer, It Is unsurpassed, if, in deed, equalled, by any cook stove in existence, for baking, roasting, and every other purpose to which a cook stove can be applied. Wo know that the economy here claimed sounds extraordinary, but, as we have seen for ourselves, Mr. Clark has nearly two ilitusand references registered at his store, 1003 Market street, to corroborate to the letter all that is hero claimed. Every ono of these stoves warrant ed when sold. Tim MOST ttsw.vot wail economical article In every family Is a Sowing Machine, and wo know the Wheeler & Nl'llt.on to be the host, simplest, and cheapest Sowing Machine In the world. Every ma chine warranted, and the money returned If not en tirely satisfactory. Instruction given at the resi dences of the puchnsers. Go to tho Wheeler Sc Wit um agency, No. TO-1 Chestnut street, above Seventh, and examine them wonderful machines. Monstort Tous ALUM. —The Mormons have commenced the publication of a doily paper in Great Salt Lake City. It IF called the Daily Tele graph. Utah Is a goad way off; but as truth is nighty anti should prevail, they might, with much propriety, publish on the borders of Salt Lake occasional notices of the elegant wearing' apparel, for gentlemen and youths, wade at the Brown Mono Clothing Unit of Wilson, 803 and 005 Chebtnut street, above Sixth. SACS a modern philosopher "Without tools and the ability to use than man would, Indeed. be but a poor, bare, forked animal, worse clothed than the birds, worse fcil than the jackal, and worse housed than the beaver." But, as the case Is, ho is well foil, well housed, and well clothed (and, we might add, cheaply too), especially since the establish• lament of Charles Stokes C. Co.'s Ono-price Clothing Store, Lander the Contlnantai. I, Tills shOuld meet the eye of any one suffering from Bronchitis, Consumption, Asthma, or any Pulmonary Affection, we would advise the imme diate trial of Dr. Jayne , s Expectorant. It is a re medy carefully compounded, of long•establishod reputation, will invariably afford speedy relief, and where the case Is not of too long standing, soon effect a permanent cure. Prepared only at No. 212 Chestnut strcot. Jy2S•2t A SHASONATILI: FAMILY RHM}:DY.—ChOIOIII Dion bus, Summer Complaint, ()hone, Sour Stomach, Diarrliwn, and all affections of the bowels incident to childhood nt this season of the year, aro cared at once by Dr. Jayne , s Carminative Balsam. it allays the irritation and calms the action of the stomach, and, being pleasant to the taste, Is readily taken by children. While it may be given with entire safety to Infants, It yet acts promptly anti thoroughly, when admiuistered according to directions, to either children or adults. Prepared Only at 242 Chestnut street. jy2:2t PHILADELFFILA, Slily 25, 1864 Mn. EDITOR: I have boon credibly Informed that there Is a report In circulation that I am con nected with a certain Restaurant recently opened In Library street.rrho report Is false. I am connect ed with no other than the eno I now occupy, No. SCS Market street. Ix Evanynonv's Blot:Tit—Praise and Sozodoni— Greatest luxury of modern tin:los—beautifies and preserves the teeth. The repulsive breath is rem• dered as fragrant as a rose, and coldness by friends or in business will now be no longer nOtteed. Sold by druggists. j y2atuthat EYE AND EAU most successfully treated by J Isaacs, bi. D., Ocullst and Aurlst, 511 Pine st. Artlll alai eyes Inserted. No charg,e for osamlnatlon. jy243-t CANN MAT, LONG BRANCR, ATLANTIC A. tine assortmont of ladies' and gentlemen's bath. ing dresses can be found at John 0. Artistes, NOB.l and 8 North Sixth street, IY9-tf A SPLIENVED ASSORTMENT of misses', children's, and boys' hats, at reduced prices, can be purchased of Charles Oalford & Sons, 831 and 836 011ostnut street, Continental Hotel. THE HAITDSOHTET AdBORTMIENT OP STUALP7, PELT, and other Hate can be purchased of Charles Oakford & Sons, 834 and 836 Chestnut street, Conti nental Hotel. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. The Con :Assented. ll J ITaalup !Cart Jas Lawlerg Del J Fullerton & wf, Pittfbg:ll C Leonard. Maine Jacob Small & wf, Penna. I Mire Hunt, Bat tiltlONl It J strong & af. Pittsburg!Mtsa Duncan. Baltimore Plt Hill It wf, Pittsburg Bless J Duncan, Baltimore L P Whitney, Pottsville Miss If Hamner. Baltimore B H Ha ben., Ii N N Miss }hillock, Baltimore J P Bowers+ & wf, Chi, 0 D A Delaney, Norwich O it Finney. Boston L Carricalm rn & la, Havana C W Richards. lisyrark IN C Vialier, New I ork F W Rankin. New York ;A Pa-dee, Hazleton S A Heed, New Jersey !Alex Reed o'f SaIPP,VD, Boston 11-1 B Hamilton. II S N It P Cvui tns r 1 Ow YOTk IC beach. tl, Uri N 1 J Cornell, Ii I, N 0 B Schweitzer, Peoria . W 0 Hamilton, N T H R Hetrick, Easton F Orinnetl, New Bedford J Dutfy, Marietta, Pa Thus Hall & wf, N Y C II Ker. Wathington Mrs Bees and child, N Y Bev A C Heaton, Aid 31 Al Whit. library, Clneln HIS Hager & wf, Lancaster Jif Crookes, Providence 0.1 Dickey & wf. Lancaster ..1 W Bt rues afelson Br 'man. St Lonis J Golonetn, Warren, 0 !Alin Marotta, St Dania C'l' Adams. Cincinnati A Finley, St Louis W A Orbison, Penns H Briggs, Indiana Then H Burrows, Lancater Jar, P kty rue, New York HAI linrchard & wf, NY TC Coleman, Louisville .7 W Orabb & sr!, Indiana J lef Coale, Maryland CB Scott, Syracuse S W Baldwin, New York V B Davis, lif S N John C Morris a wf, Gin .7 Al t4osee, U S N L GOninlen, Jr, St Loots R Laufer, U S N D H Meier, Baltimore AI mevens, 1.• S N , Kra A Stallforth,Baltimore Aaron Van Cleve, Ll S N P Ba/deman E II Irish, Vitbiburg W If Chase New York Alfas Irish, Pittsburg C W Kiage ley, Boston Geo Black & non, Pittabarg C Dorr Boston Bateman Ooer, Nut burg W T Itichardton, Mans An & Mrs Be Silver, Purls Mrs Lloyd L Britton, N T C.D McFarland, Baltimore Airs A 1. Fisher, New York it W Doyle. Mau benvltte,o Mrs A Britton, Now York Alex Chambers. Pittsburg -Aire Wm B Mann, N Jersey • C Moore. Tolecio.o John W Bond & la, Balt Flunk Beach, U S A .011.14 Mollie Bond, Balt IV Held, Washington . It W Cochran &la Balt Miss Reid ' Washington IF A Cochran, Baltimore miss Currier Athens, U ' Mies Gregg, Penna Mrs Brown Athens, 0 % Char Wentz & la, Ohio Jan R Larkin, . t Louis IJ Al Bryant, Kentucky A V WeLston,(incintrati . IN Springer & la, St Louis I. I. Doty, AlbanY //Hies E 8 Springer. Dal ' B M Suivib, Maryland ThosM Markel'. Fred 'it,Ald 'John V Godwin, (Maryland A C Oriatt, Cleveland Miss At Roth, Mar. laud J L Reynolds, Lafay'e, Ind. Atha B 0 Smyth. Maryland Jan E Baker, Lafayette, Ind Wm C Neergeard. N York H Colville, Cincinnati Henry D Sictiowan.N York 5 B Glenn, Jr, New York N P Carson & wf, N York Mr & Mrs White, Buffalo F Shilltuaton Washington John A AlcCretaht, Unto Wm Galt, Washington T B Robinnen, Harrisburg A F binliln, bit Boll+, Pa W R Bell A la. New York Jacob Van derpool, li York Capt 31 D Wickersham • John Black, Baltimore W E Welts, New Yo r k Wm 0 Maxwell. Baltimore 1/ A Morrie, New York Pat Snowden, Baltimore ,S R Peale, Lock Raven A Boyd, Frederick, htd IJ J Creswell & wf, Ald. N Nye, Maryland B 1 Stapleton H Merchant, New 'York Mks Brown, Boston H Phillips, Dayton. 0 J W AIIIITLIS, Boston 1 Biolitz, New York John Bowen. Washington Alias L Bitilltz, New TorkJoshua T Owen, Patina Mira B Eidlitz, Now York :hire 111 If s Kendig, Wash J W Sherman. Penne, fllies Kandla, Washington J 0 Guild, Titusville, Pa ID L Ruth & wi, St Lome • 1-1 S.Plerbon, hew York [Dr %V K Stuart, Baltimore Mi.* Pier.on. New York 'f SPlggot, Baltimore Mica Maple, New York 13 T Parte tt. Baltimore F Waldthauss•n, Prussia 1 C Ratter, New Jersey C Fe) u. oar, hew York B W Cole, Philadelphia V C Gordon. lkodon Iltaac D Cole, Jr, Phila. W J Cantwell, St Louie I The G 17 W Ivey, New York Cant H H Piernun, X J C Ellerring,Waelt,D C kilos Bertioa, BaJtimOre J Whitten J L Eingwait, Germantown W A Hamill, Oermantown J E ;fatty Mk 'Wm Booth. Baltimore .1 H Muir, Orirlie 0 'f Horkint, Wool, D C F Porton* A NFL Ohio C Witd, New York J Howard New York O Henri. Huntingdon co J fl Pullock, Williarnapori V 6 Doebit r. WilliatoopOrt E E Knowlton, Yariniarton heystoida, Bettelonte P Guthrie & wf, Penns . B Al Lotto, Hunteville .7 A Bunnell, New York . U Sandi, Eaeton B 111 Dunn, Norfolk, Ta O It Locher, Baltimore J 111 Frick, Ashland C It Sargent, Harrisburg - A B Carver. Bolden 0 D ATReP, A C Burg cab, Belfast, he .1 W Bailey, St Jottopb V Hidenimugl ai JoHaPh John Junior, Colondo 8 Lyon & wf,Centre co J A Jones. Newtown Ira Perri , , Wet B D Brown, St Louis C D Emmons. t Louie M B Weil., N York . C Dormer & wt. Virginia Mien Garvey, Virottnta 7, A Andreas. Hoeton Aire Paxon, Salem, Mats Mine Paxon, Salem, Moen Allsa Barward, Satene.3laga The An W F Seymour, Georgetown George X Gaudier Hite Blinpeon, bummit 11111 Oeo McAlpin, Virginia J Broom, Washington J AI Guthrie, Indiana co 11115105 McCarty C Smith Ii V Wilson, Jr Miss K Heiden, Beyerly.ATJ Miss E Pope, Beverly,. N J Min M Steveneoe. W Whits, Phyla W C Harris, Boston Hey P Teltswprth F A &argent, Boston H C Deasy Cook Tolcott._Newark, M J F Jordan, ew York V A Paplo.' fl Washleitton W B Hooper Baltimore F B Cabot, Boston W C Lamson Milton W . Spicer, Illinois W Mustard, Cape May A J McColley, Delaware J Dominoes, tisw York P gni nk, New York • C C OHL U 13 lc( Tbe.lll C goncida, Cleveland, 0 fi Judd Michigan L W Brintaall, Ohio II A Be own, Cieveland, 0 fi J Caldwell. Warren. 0 fi P Salmon, W/PCOLISIII &der Orwigebura RJFlIck, Wilkeabarre John pet.re. Philadelphia P Uhler, tildersTilles PC JAwEs Pr.ossan O H McCabe, Tamaqua F Shepherd, New York ./ 0 Shipman, New York W A Mara, Ashland S T Pearce,Maryland .1 Johnson, W A ithodea, Ohio D Latvia Delaware M Morris, Indiana T A Doran, Cincinnati Mrs Doran, Cincinnati Miss Doran, Cincinnati K Morgan, Odeeee, Del Mrs Ridgely. Delaware hilasßldeely, Delaware T P Harkalow, New Jersey It W Cowperthwalt. NJ H Franktio, New York C H Utermehl g la, Wash H A Wnde.Elizabetbtown Xra A Wads, Elizabethtown Mimi Wade, Elizabethtown Mrs 0 H Bardwell, N J Mrs Marsh, Elizabethtown Mrs W Smith, York Mims Dioaabrenner, York Alex Fulton, Kittanning W Read, Baltimore Wrn Smith, York, Pa W al Kanaga, Harrisburg D Flint, Chicago W H Stromlo, Now York W r Hirst 0 w Obtuse H Williams H D Chaffer, Dayton, 0 Capt E LS Moore, Pena& B Washington O C Radcliff, Baltimore J C Wood, Baltimore E 6 Pearson, Washington TA Wand, Cincinnati S McMillan, Cincinnati Capt Etting serilmglis T B Coureey, Delaware IMrs E Clapp Mna Dr Rowland Wm Rowland Lient A Woodhull P F Winebrenner, Penna E Kelly, 08A C B Bostwick, N York Mrs Wheeler, Chester no C Wheeler, Chester co E R Elmer, Bridgeton Sklnnet,Bo*ton W D Wy•Ill, ashington D Frame & eon W F !loopier, Maryland J D Byerly, _Maryland B 0 Allen, Massachusetts W Dalzsll & wf,Jnrsey City Jag M Dryden W K &urged,Washington J B Reynolds, Pt Deposit I A Davis, Pt Deposit ' .Tgeob Reese, Maryland R Morris John J vim; 'John James, Mary/and W Alio°, fronton C W ficidnet, Trenton - - I I Orator, Penna. O 11 Sargent, Palmyra Wnlze, Lewleburg I II Bowman, Lebanon John 31 Mara, Lobanon Fobs Evens. Lebanon co R Ratan, (14rriebarg /Are Snyder, W. abluaton Qeo lingttes, Luserat c.) 'rho H (Ngenbeim, Franklin T C Yeager. Allentown S }Lints. All«ntown .1 Pi Ploggo. Plttaburg linriz, Mt Joy. l'a Jtuv D J fan«. Was.b.D C Dr A 8 Bore Sc son. 43. n WTMcPliail, Lancaster en Ja. Thomaa & le, Dayton, 0 Geo W Bower, Da.yton. 0 W Orlfliu & wt. Madlaon John Wherry. Pitt,.biirg MeMeelln. New York Pnelirinie & 11..Witah,D , ' Ilidue•,rll9ll , llEr Grove A Brogan, Plentotot Grove Fl .1 Smithy Allentown H Weathrook, Pike co Biutthead. M Chunk M Ft4e. Clinek Geo Y lkeV7 '7OTk L nbllllBo. Brooklyn F Famine), Mar Iced F U Wiebe, Bordentown A B Brown. Burduntowes 11. J Louchheim, 1111nola Adolpbui. Lav,ll, U 1. A P Boamernian, Newport. Pa Mi. s Boaaortnau, Newport .1 Glover. Newport. Pe The Union. , J 1) Morrick. PlOla • P L Kirkpatrick, Massillon 'SP haton, Columina co • W Clow()ll..R.ming Rev S M Andrews, Peunn Rot A. Ws.rthington, N J : A P Warthtngton, J Rennet, n4zarette, Pa J Sitylrr, Schnyl ilnyon S C Wooltnan, Net..Jorzoi . w Young, Jr, Trenton W Towne, Trenton Chav I) , xter, I.l.4timore W 14 Hexcar, Ba'cimure J W MoKco, Youna TI R Tioteck, USA .1 11 Resiern. thirpor's "P'v G Duncelt, Harp Pr's Ferry Iland Illerylund U S A Wittman, Salt Toong Cl.ss Young Joh) Dornu 1 H Pr.utz, Zanesville, 0 T Mod, litoolobia W (insteetl & wf.Cleve'd David Chain, Do.ton J W Jona.' & N .1 W lecorer, Noe Greve Id Kuhn, Pottsville Thft cN P Hobart. 'Pottstown Wm Evelburt, W Chester L 51nrun .101.0114,er, Penna. is %l Lovell, Perm& Pottatowu W Yerkw, Pottetmen J Sklearley, Putt,towu 1) Caldwoll, Peoua Won A What.. Puna JR,. %Yawn, Penna. 1;3 Chaffee K Zook. Lane. co, Pa The ISNI .1 F Brelsm Penns P Grote, Se/lurk/3011e 1:1 1 1 Crops. Saint ksellle Wefllerl.old. Orefield T Heed. bucks co n Tunnersellle T. lireme. Sagerevllle .1 German, Pennsylvania F K Boyer. Flkllendown .1 Wendel. betbl.liem Wendel, Betnlehem W Rem, Bucks co ' 'Tito Sto Wilmington. Del BIeuARM. W1.m..081 Win .lote@ & yr, roans ll A liontz, lock, Yet J II fl,1•011 Mr blvler, Nrn Tork J..bn Hogan. New York Daohl Leidy, Harrisburg Mr. lit.euberg. Reading J Bir(loald Dr Woirsa & irf, Pa The Kl+► R Newhard, Allentown Wu' Horn. Atlentown Wi. and. Allentown J 11t Young. Lt high co E J Butt, Allentown Ss ml Butz, Allentown tberLoitl, Nunn J 1•Gounole, Allentown S A Berry, A liutow• u 'wen F. at Allentown 'sone Per.on, Nowt Solomon ilughee, Berke en itstriely Gernett, Bucks co W w 'Fyron, Cheltou 11111 Tientun L Bodine. Backe co Milo; Kiino, Flemington Joilina Kohl,whi.e Haven Dollie. New Turk New York I hoe My. rs,_Philttoa Conway 31cGstreen, DAM Th., fit II Belfenyder, Mabony City . Chas A mold, New York B A , arEf.e.,, Illaryland 813 Bonhim Delaware Benjeheppard, ateryland W H Walker. Seaford, Del' J T Walker. Seaford, Del l Carey. Laurel, Del Waller Drake. Bew JerreYl Cbarabera, Delaware SPECIAL NOTICES Buy YOUR BATHING ROBES FOR LADLES, Gentlemen. and Children at SLOAN'S. SOC 'HAREM` Street, Philadelphia, and at Ids Store, Capo Leland, New y2B St* CoLovnt's HONEY SOAP. This celebrated TOILET SOAP, In such universal de mand, is made from the CHOICEST materials, Is MILD and EMOLLIENT In Its nature, FRAGRANTLY SCENT ED, and EXTREMELY BENEFICIAL in Reaction upon the Skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goode dealers. fe2S-tuthsly HAIM DYI3 1 HAra DYE It BATCHELOR'S celebrated HAIR DYR is the Best tit the World. The only IlarmlesB, Tree, and Bellabk Dye known, This splendid Hair Dye is perfect— changes Red, Rusty, or ()ray Hair Instantly to Glorify Black or Natural Brown, without injuring the Hair or Stair lug the Skin, leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful; imparts fresh vitality, frequently restoring Its pristine color, and recall es the iii effects of bad Dyes. The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BAT 010140111; all others are mere imitations, and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists, Ay. FACTORY, SI BARCLAY Street, Hew York. Batchelor's new Toilet Cream for Drawling the Hair. l/Sl-1Y ONE-PIVICE CLoTnrrio t OB . THE LATEST STYLE% made in the Beet Manner, expressly for RE TAIL SALES. LOWEST Selling Prime marked in Plain Fikuree. All Goode made to Order w arranted satiscao tory. Our ONcs•Pates STOTP.3I is strictly adhered to. All are thereby treated alike. deN- ly JONES & CO.. 604 MARKET Street. Tine PortaAs CLOTIMig Soon or Pzmi. •• OAR BALL." jest-class goods at mottarata prIAMA WAN AMARER & BROWN. S. E. corner SIXTH and MARKET Street.. Citunom Department (to make to order) No. 1 8. 81r.th rt W ; : : : W . •: . .sut LOCK-STITCH SEWING MACHINES. VIII GIIKAPIET. BIAITLEST. AND BM? MMM!!=MM/I'=T7IIVM/ITMTI 3:Dix,_ THOMPSON.—On the 27th Instant, Samuel 0., young est eon of Isaac Thompeon. Hie relatives and male friend 4, and members of Con cordia Lodge. No. 67, A. Y. Id, and Excelsior Lodge, 80. 2/6, are respectfully Invited to attend his ftrueraLtrom bit; late residence, No. ll ID Parrish street, on esinrday, 30th instant, at 3 o'cioetc I'. At. MILNE. Wednesday morning. July 27th, 1551, Maria S. wife of Frannie P. Milne_ . . LEA MY--On the 11th inst., at Chattanooga, Tenn., Lieut. William IL Loamy, 19th U. S. Infantry, aged z!, y. are. beri.ss.—On Taerds,v 28th inst., Major* A. Cal. Sundae, 72d Regiment, P. V., aged .18 yearn, of dielPillle resulting from a wound received at the second battle of Fredericksburg. The relatives and friends of the family, and St. John's Lodge A. Y. M., the Philadelphia Wise Compa• ny, the Artillery Corps of the W.shington Grays, and members of the 72d it.gim.nt, now in the city ara re uneetfully invited to attend hie funeral from hie late re sidence,-No. 12ts8 North Twelfth etreet.on Friday after noon at B o ' clock, 'without further notice. a• Mc JOUGAL. — On!ruesday morning. July 26th, Anna M Brooks. wife of Samuel A. McDougal. The relatives and friends of the family are respect fully invited t.‘ attend the funeral. from her husband'sresidence, a. E. corner of Fourth nod Shlppea streets, on Thursday afternoon, at 1 o'clock. Services to be held In Uerman street Church. ss MORRIS —On the 24th instant, Lydia 8., eldest daughter of John and Mary Morris. Funeral from the residence or her parents, Second reet, above liorrllLon Thursday after Loon, at three Jt II NSTO'N. —On Wednesday morning, 20th Instant, in camp n,ar Petersburg. 'Va.. Robert. M. Johnston. son of .Is rn.s P. Johnston, in the 17th year or hie age. *v. RESSON & SON, MOURNING STORE, bo• 918 CHESTNUT Street. .131-tt pyßz & LANDELL, FOURTII AND ASCII have a Pine stock of Silks, Fine stock of Shawls, • Pine stock of Flannels, Fine stock of Lillfll3ll. Fine stock of .1630 NrATIONAL HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, New 7 eree9, le open upon the European plan, the cheapest way to Live, costing about $l,l per week; get what you want, and only pay for what you consume. D. P. PETERS, Proprietor. Care leave 'Vine street every day at 7.4.5 A.M. and 3.301'. M. i71642t MASS :WEEPING OP THE CITL• ZENS of the SECOND WARD. at the ROBERT NAMES 5C.1304)L, THIS LYE:VI:VG, to dtrYiSU rneaae to tithe the Ward's Quota. Eaniuent speakers wilt addiets the meettug. It. DIVIDEND NOTICE.—gc THE He• CLINTOCKVI LLE I'EtRULEUhiCiAIrANY." (Alice No. 411 WeldiUr Street. PIIILADELP/ITA. July 27, 18154. The Board of Director', have this day dtclared the fourth monthly dividend of ONE PER CENT. on the capital stock._psyable at the office of the Company on and after SAT U R DAY, August 0, 1854. The Transfer Books will close oa Saturday, July3o, at 3 o'clock P.M., until Saturday, Almost 0. it N.M.* WM. 1100 N EY, Secretary. NINTH•WARD )LINCOLN AMMO et/mit-et a Special Meeting of NINTH WARD LINCOLN ASSOCIATJON, held at the Hall. Merrick and Market streets, July 26th, lion. GRAS. O'NEIL was called to the chair. On motion of Aid. N. I'. Jones, Jr.,_ the following resolution was anent mororly adopted: Resolved. That the citizens of the Ninth ward be requested to Use their ntmo,t exertions at the approach ing epecini election to be held on Tuesday next, August td, to r..rry by an overwhelming majority ALL the proposed amendments to the Constitution, and particu larly to indieute by their votes that they are la favor of giving to the gallant soldiers in the Held the same right of suffrage which they enjoy at home. while their fel low-citizens in the army are willing with their lives and blood to sustain the Government and the laws " After making necessary preparathma for the approach ing election, and being entertained by atirriag addres,es from the several distinguished gentlemen present, the meeting adjourned until Monday Evening, August 1, 156 i xtract from 21111211106 of Tnenday. July 26, 1654. 301111 L. 1111,L, Secrttary tar NATIONAL UNION ASSOCIA- DitTION —FIFTEENTH- WARD.—A /REEVING 7 ASSOCIATJON will be o'clock FRIDAY EVEINING next. Mb Inetent, at 8 P. 81., at boutbwest to of ERDAD •nd RIDGE AVENGE. in re/talon to tbe SPECIAL ..BLECTiON to ba held on TUESDAY I:mat. JOHN W. STOKES. President. /le WARD EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE will . meat immediately after the WARD MEETING. jytit.2L• A MEETING or TILE SEVENTH WARD NA* , ZONAL PifluZi PARTY will be held on TRORSDAY.RYKNINO,IUIY 28th. at 8 o'clock, at O'NAlLL'iti HALL, LOMBARD three', below Broad, to take measures in regard to the Augnet election. WILLIAM ELLIOTT, Vte..ldent. DAVID Barnni . Secrets:Y. ' TWENT OURT WAilltD.—A, public meeting of the citizens of the Twenty. fourth ward la favor of the proposed, amendments to the &ate Constlintion ei•log the Mold6r the richt to vote, will be bold at the Hall of the National Salon Association. MARKET Street, above Thirty K .third, on THURSDAY' EVEN NO, July 28, ~ a t 8 ,„ 0 4 lien. WILLIAM D. KELLEY, JAMES MILLER, Req., N. B. BROWNE, Esq., jy27.2t And others, will address the meeting. VSION STATE COMMITTEE BOOMS. 1103 CIIRtiTHCIT Street. —The State Committee reclined their friends throughout the Sotto to adllllL•filcient moaua to forward early and full returns of the election upon ibe Constitutional Amendments. bend by Telegraph to the Chairmen at Girard House. Philadelphia. . The Committee Rooms are now open. end all corre spondence directed to the Chairman will receive prompt attention. 8 CA2IBROG, Chairmen A. W. Bexanter,, fiecpetary. - Jinx El. UK t 1 PRESS.-PITILA PELPITTA., TrITTRSDAY, J ULY 28. 18114: rata/Butte. J Rending, NowJergey Jos liitrtira, Jr,Nea Jerany C Hartles,Jr. hOWJOrsay J W Stewart St Buster, Pa H C Fish, Otita Thad E Ohio film 8 Y Crotaloy, Ohio Mlse Mary Gronvey, Ohio I S JXl]..b. iNis.w York hi Lilly, M Cliouk R ',ozone co Thou G McKeon. Easton Thorna a, Catnampt F. 0 mots bum, it.ltimora L Ilehreudti, Baltimore Morton, Now York C H Cot,' Cincinnati, 0 R !Sledding', ifilkh.livElle C rßou, .1 V it o r llmer, Tilfo, 0 to H A Smith, Alleitheur J 1 Quimby, Mictocau Mater 0 Quimby, Mich I) Ripley, Noivark• N J Cam T H Scorborongli Thos "11111irs. A.iilited Elton HATT, I.aticsiAter Pobtud, 0 Dr 8 Dowd, Poland, 0 S Pennock. Cho.ter co Pa Jl. Eirk, e) r, co. I '4 %V Eitchnei, Clieeor co. pa M Wr , glll, LMCIC CO, Ya M S Wenod, U A .Ice (:sltaglina Goo 1) tiodgt‘oll. Oxfortl.Px W e Redries, I.stac cc. Na. E Lnocuptor co Je•se Hawley. Peunu John Phher, Penna. R Lovell, Peens J Russell, Delco. I's d Engle. F Stela+. Allentown U rteiffer. Allentown H Oxeurlder,llnion Dented D J Me.ser, t.ebialree Wee.lver, Trenton J H litupurt. Aanville H Herr, Annvilte A Date, Allentown Rev J U lilfeia, Weiverav R Snyder, IVeavervville W Beaver, Annville rw Union. C W Burchfield. Patna W Itrant, Penni% J W Wharton, U P Beale, If i; A W H an,iin, Elkton, Md A H B own, Ohio Mt" Martin, Ch.eter co.Pa W C Rambo. Clingier co. ea J F Winvort F Weida, Allentown k Bear. Geo Weidner. Berko co Jae Fchmorer, Lehigh co Jacob Dilvrt, Lehigh co T 1 Kline, Lehigh ca A A Marcks, Lehigh co Jos Weller. Lehigh co Levi Lebo, Danville co I) W Wagner, Penn& Chas Burkhalter, I...high co Ella, Schiller, Lehigh co John Saul, Lehigh eo Isllestf. den narvin, Frenchtnwn Albert Robinson, f; Jersey li M Stewart, Bsberry W Richardson. Dyberry Airs J Somers. A tmecout Mrs Jos Carv.r, Absecom E G Smith, Carlisle 3 R Csrtyy, Trenton TJ Smith, Hammonton rss Smith, Jr, Hammonton Ml•e Rinchard, Delaware A 13 Shear, Monroe co 0 1) VatOr.ru, Yocum Mrs S H Wellborn, Peana J H Mann, Penna. Mrs M A Shaw. Penns hies E. Hitchaer, Y J Mrs S lq Chow, Coatesville D L Brown. Pine Grove I\ ; r;erlm;ld, Now itisor OFFICE BOCK LAND PETROLEUM CO., N. s t o ck or. THIRD and DOCK. 2,d story. Gentili:sten of are now ready for Woe, and transom can be made at tbSs °face. WS M• gu W. 11. FLOOD; Treemner: NATIONAL UNION TICKET. FOR PRESIDENT, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, OF ILLINOIS. FOR VICE PRESIDENT. ANDREW JOHNSON OF TENNESSEE. ELECTORAL TICKET. " SENATORIAL. MORTON MoMICRAEL, Philadelphia. T. CIIIININOBAM, Beaver County. REPRESS I. Robert?. Rine. 2. 0. 3forrlson Coulee, a Penn. Bumut, 4. William 13 Kern, 6. Berton B. Jonke. 0: Charles N. Runk; • 27. Robe , t Parke. B. William Taylor, St John A. Bleptimd, 10. Fie Lard R. Coryell. U. Edward Rolllday, 12. Cbarles F. Read, By order of the State Cent lir TILE (AMORE") MASS lIIEETING. —Toe followiog preamble, sad • roan) otloni were strongly advocated by an dormant speech by Prof. A M. tittisEN, and were afterwards noaniinonaly edowed by the MASS lIIESTING OF COLORED el rt- ZEl'vs, held at Saneom-street Hall, on TUESDAY EYE MIND PREAMBLE • • WHEREAS, The colored people of the state of Penn sylvania are again call. d upon to give aid and em pathy to the Ilatleuel cause , end to /midst by every means in their power in crushing oat the slavenolders' reit. Mon; au4 Whcrias, We are called upon to enlist for one hen .d Ica days' service to as.hst in driving the rebel luvadors front the now loyal and free coil of Maryland. so far as the expressed will q" her people is known through their Slate Conn•ntion; and WhereasWe declare now, as we declared at the be ginotng of the war, cast there could be no neutral ground in this great struggle, but that tit are alike hound in duty to Ood, to themselves, and the canes of justice; to exert every influence within their reach on the ride of liberty and justice; and Whrreas., We have, in accordance with the above de clarations, turrottuded with a heinous prejudice, given all oar aid and sympathy to the national Cause, and In the face of fearful opposition, have swelled the ranks of the Union army, by tens of thonsauds of Its hestand ot efficient troop,, and are mill no loss determined to -give aid and comfort to the national cause, Ihoneh we Mel sere in many respects In consequeuct of the della nency from some cause in regard to doing full justice to our soldiers in the field; therefore . . . . 1. Rekohatf, That we reiterate our sentimants of de votion and loyalty to the Government of the United Bible*, and Our Implicit confidence and faith in too tloti of Rattles, who in no tees the God of Truth and Ja.tice; and Arno has promistd to visit the lummtles of the !ethos open the children unto the third and fourth generational of them that hate Him, and showing mercy unto thotottude of them that love Him and keep Hie commandments. . 2. Re.eolvett, That Ihe secrittcos made by friends and relations of our colored soldiers in the field, and the de yawn to princltle aod anTieldiug tenacity with with* these soldiers prosecute their mission to the field of mortal strife for the cause of 11berty.and our national triumph over the rebellions slavehoidere call for better treatment towards them front the F.:dsrat Ocs• vernment, and sbonld entitle no to just treatment at tbe bends of our fellow-oitizens. whose proper place's are titled by our self•ractificlng brothers, fathers,hue banda, . and kindred. . - . S. Resolved, Thet however much we may be com pelled to cutler from the determination manifest in all oirectlons to force and fasten upon us a state of In feriority, even denying US promotion for meritorious conduct or the most brilliant evidence of capacity mad heroism oa the field of battle, yet we shall forever re- Nee flute ungenerous fiat of our would. be enperiors, and are d. te rmined from this time forward to discountenance and forever protest against thin species of prejudice and lob unieuity, the lingering relict of the del hint sys tem of American slavery. 4. Resolved. That we look upon the establiehmoat of a military academy. In our midst, excluding colored men from Its beuefits, as an ovganization, its avowed of being fo prepareofficers for Cotalgand or colored re virnents..ns one of the surest and beet ways ..f con tinuing tits prejudice, and fostering the idea that el toted teen, even after month,. of aeries service in the field, ma) not become competent to command either companies or regiment. of their own color. 5. Resolved. That there can he no good reason offered why colored n en. erpeelally thrum who have proved their Hveilability ou the field. may not lie promoted to command colored troops, rather than civilian+. many ofsrliolo are taken from be obscnre and moot humble we ik s of life, who are appointed from and by the inde cent of the Free Military Academy of title city, and who are constantly held up to on asinaking great saerlfleeS. and performing acts of the greatest condescension In accepting these Positions in colored regiments. 6. Resolved, That our duty to those men, ourbrethren mho are enlisted through our influence, demands that we should not yield tent point without an emphatic protest against its In notice to thew, and its insulting endoreemeet of the old dogma of negro inferiority. 7. Rego/Ted, That considered in the light of official reports from several battle-fields, we have now veteran •colored troops, some of them deserving the highest Be knowled amen is from the nation, and while we battle for the country, and continue to swell the ranks of the army, we are determined to ask for these veteran- the lame treatment, promotion, and emelument that other veterans receive from the , awe deseloputent of patriot ism Nee military genius and capacity. S. solved, Tnet we failto see the necessity of a school of several hundred applicants for the commend of co lored regiments, while as many thousand colored men are denied the privilege and benefit of a law which we believe entitles them to time same positions thus lon (12{. • and we donut the possibility of a cheers in this respect while this large surplus of men can be kept on hand by the Free Military Academy. 9. Resolved. That we sincerely regret that, In the formation of the Supervisory Committee of this city for recruiting colored men, so many of our old trine and familiar triende are. from some cause. not known as connected with the movement, while men little known to us except for their semi-concealed prep cut ice against negro freedom, and their open and avowed opposition to, or political enfranchisemeet, are constantly before ne as our leaders and our only hope of reaching a pool tiro) to serve our ea are and the ramie of our country. 10. Resolved, 'that we cannot but doubt the el ncerity of the professions of men whose acts in many re,pecte are at variance with their patent-does, and at war with the minciples we Eames/4 endeavor to propagate and sub serve. . 11. Rear,hal, That the prevent state of the country. together with the claims of humanity and universal freedom, and the favorable develoPments or the pro vider ce of God, pointing to the lab. ration and outran chisemsat of our race, demand of the colored people of Close United States to , ho united In council, labor, and faith l and in accordance w itb said belief, we do heartily concur In the gall tor a National Convention of the colored tithe:mot the United states, to assemble on the 411+ day of October, ISfel, in the city or New York, then and there to consider the PaTiOllR important objects set forth in the call of said Convention. It OFFICE- CITIZENS' VOLUNTEER 114- 1 & SUBSTITUTE COMMITTEE, 421 WALNUT Street, July 16, 1664. This Committee has Removed tb No. 422 WALNUT Street, up stairs, where it will receive auplicattone from citizens deeirons to secure SUBSTITUTES or KEPRS SENTATIVBS. A payment of 8-109 to be made at the time of appli cation , and a power or attorney to be given for the City Bounty. Substitute. faralggla.d l ,tho of application. Veterans and Aliens desiring to enlist as Substitutes will apply to the Committee, who will have them mus tered into service, when they can select their own regi ments. Besides the Bounty paid ha O. , vernineet, they wilt 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 8 1, 12001 y wanted In the service, and tan thus re-enlist on tbo most edvantageona conditions. Waco hours from 10 A. M. to 2 P. M. DANIBL 'awl METZ. Chairman - . . . J. J. CLARK RARE, JOUR THOMPSON. CLEMENT B. PENROSE. HENET O. LEA, .i7IS-12t J. 0. ROSENOBETEN. Premium. IigrPHILLIPS OIL COMPANY. —IN tlieso 'days of bogus oil companies It in really refreeldbg to be enabled to give to our readers the name of a good, reliable oil company, nuder the control of practical men, with a sufficient amount of capital to develop thoroughly their possessions. We see the namee of many oil companies paraded In the Eastern pa pen that we bave good reason to believe are bogus. At leant, nothing is really known here, where their lands are !aid to be located. The PHILLIPS - OIL COMPANY conalate of John Mrtnhall,' Oil City; Josiah King, of Pittsburg. and Cochran & Hassell, or Philadelphia.. Tho capital stook of said company in. itaU. COO. Their possessions consist nf valuable oil leases on the Gregg, Wash. McClintock. Widow McClintock Farm, and on the Cornplanter tract or the H. McClintock Farm. Several of Lee walla be. longing to this Company are producing a suilirient _amount to pay a handsome dividend on their capital stock. In addition to their property on Oil Creek this Com pany have a larva tract of land in the neighborhood of diecca, Ohio. They have twe wells on this Droner tp We a c i l d n i cZ n m d e com l ore mend t c h o e m m pa t n o ) 1 he t d h e e pt p h o ' lll 1 l c' as li f :Ta t i possessed of good oil territory, as well as being men of strict integrity and fair dealing. They are busily NEL gaged In the development of their tondo. and we think the stock is as good an investment as any to be found in the market. We know both the land and the men, and can cheerfully recommend them.--011 City Re- TIM BOORS OF SUBSCRIPTION to the Capital Stock of the Company above referred to are NOW OPEN for receiving subscriptions, at the Office of the undersigned, where any farther information in rela tion to the affairs of the Company can be obtained. COCHRAN & RUSSELL. 22 /North FRONT Street. 3Y-Z3-6P, Jrrs 11, 1869 OFFICR CATAWISSA RAILROAD U COMPANY, No. 424 WALNUT STREET. _ PHILADELPHIA. Bth June, lest NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS —The Board of Di rectors have thie day declared a dividend of three per cent. on Its preferred stock, out of the oet mate of the company, payable en the Ist of AUGUST next. Transfer Books will be closed from the 21st July to 2d August, incluslve. By order of the Board. W. Z. GILROY. Treasurer. TO VOLUNTEERS-4650 BOUNTY. —OFFICE CITIZENS' Vnl.UriTEsit SUBSTI TUTE COMMIT/RE, No. 422 WALNUT titreet, July 24, /564. All persons prorxuing to volnoteer, whether liable to draft or exempt, can enlist as Repi (mental lye Recrotts. They are entitled to the Government Bounty of TdREE HUNDRED DOLLARS for a three genre' enlistment, and, in addition, this Committee will pay to [home re cruit.d at their ofilce the City Bounty of TWO fi UN DRED. AND FIFTY DOLLARS, and ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS front their principals. Ti will thus re ceive, in all, SIX HUN DRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS: The payments of the Committee are made in mtob. on the day of muster. and, as It 4 object Is to [td in raining troops and fitting the quota of the city, thereto noel:arge lux commission or brokerage. Apply at the office of the Committee between 10 A. M. and 2 J. G. ROSENOARTEN, jy2R-4t Transom. REPREMENTATIVE RECRUITS— OFFICE eITIZENN' VOLUN rEeR SUBSTI TUTE COmMITTEE, No. 4.22 WALNUT Street. July 25. lEa. Gentlemen not liable to draft, and ladles who desire to put into service Repreeentative Recruits, are in formed that this Committge will endeavor to procure then., on recelpt of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, which is paid to the Recruit in addition to the City and Go vernment boa nties. MO° War Department lase decided to Fay 10 ench R,CinitA for three YeATS the U. S. bouuty of Three Ilan dr.d DoDare, they thus receive in alt biX HUNDRAD AND FIFTY DOLLARS. The patriotic of both IiCXON trill thus be onablad, at a moderato expenditure, to have themselven represented in the armiee of the Union, and to 'Lid the Oortrnment in the most efficient manner. iyQ6 4t . J 0. HOSENOARTES. Treasurer. OFFICE , OF TRIE MAPLE SIIADE OIL COMPANY, 524 WALNUT Strent, JULY W. 1564. The Board of Directors bare declared a Dividend of YOUR PER CENT. on the capital Moon alba Company, livable on ar,d after the .II)tb I nat., free of State tax. rho tranafer books will be closed on TUESDAY, 2dth, eta P. M.. end will bo opened on tbo.3(ltb inst. T2A-si• TROMAS K. :MARLS, Sac'y. '4r OFFICE OF THE CITY BOUNTY FUND COMMIShION„ No. 412 PRUNS Street. Order the.call for Troopa of July 113th. OK the CITY BOUNTY will to pales follows to Recruits duly 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 liundrod Bolls re. To Recruits mustered for Two Years, Two Ilandred Uoltars To Recruits mustered for Three Years, Two hundred and Fifty Dollar.. Proper certificates of credit to the city mud be nledln advance with the Comnii.sioners a. heretofore. Principals placing Subetitntes in service will be paid in the same testi ner. By order of the Commission: Jy22-et ROBERT U. MOORE, Jr., Secretary. IgirTime eivsquEn ANNA AND TIDE• WATER CANAL COMPANIES have thelfloffice at No. 417 WALNUT Street. Room No. 4. The "Transfer Agency " of these Companies. hereto fore In South FOURTH Street, has been removed to the °Moe of the Companies, at the Place above mated. iett7.lot SALE: d LARGE quantity of Oat, fakery, and Ash 6H&RCOAL. at &amber Yard of U. ti. National Wairem Worka.' Apply LO HENRY SIbIONS. .1318.tbstat" No. 525 NSW MARKET Street. SINE APPLE ORICESE.--50 °ABBE. CHOICE BRANDS." . • Map Sago and Ea alsll Dairy Cheese or eboloe qualthr. Potpie , ABODES & WILLIAM% )712141 - • 'LOT South WATER littsei NTATIVE. ' 13. Elias W. Hall, H. Chart. s FL Shriner. 15. John Wleter, 18, David 91eCeeinghT. 17. David W. Woods, la Isaac Denson, 19. John Vette% 20. Sainnel B. Dlck, 41. Ererard Bierer, 7.2. John I'. P..nu.y, 24, Ebenezer Mc-Nokia. 24. 'John W. Blanchard. ral Committee N CAMRRON. Chairman 7 V 0 RYTYPES.—B.. F. REIMER'S SPE -a- CHURNS art easy end natural M Peelllon, and en eolelt4dy coloreds. nesb•Unte We-like and scramble: head finely modelled: - 024 ARCH Street: 71 - .A.VE YOUR LIKENESS TAKEN _a—a: at Rum ER'S: gat tl oe Pictures at email coat; a. and naturally•colored Photoerenne for el only; never fall to please. Gallery. SECGNU Bi.,aboye Orem. It* PORTRAITS OF. SPLENDID STYLES and atriking Character are thole dna specimens of lifer Alto Photographs to Oil Color; nnuorpaceed for ac curacy and artistic coloring. Gallery. 624 AEOR Et. I.{ LA CEBERRY AND CHERRY BRAII D as —2OO gal la pore old Black berry Brandy. tails Wild Cherry Brandy. Formal, b y . E. P. MIDDLETON. y22 , OV /20. 6 North FROMT street. FEY AN lAA L. NATIONAL LOAN AT PAR. INTEREST 1.36 SIN IJAVM NONE!. OOUPONS ATTAOLIED, INTEREST PAYABLE EACH SD( MONTHS. The principal M payable in lawful money at the end of area years; or, tho holder has the right to demand at that time TB E G. 20 BONDS AT PAR INSTEAD OF THE CASH This pri allege is valuable, as these 6.20 Bonds are our most !popular. Loan, and are now soiling at eight per cent. premium. Snlkscriptions received in the usual manner, and the appeal and proposals of te Secretary of the Treasury, together with our Circulars, and all necessary informa tion. Will be furnished on application at our otlico. ' JAY COOKY: di: CO.. biN•set No. 114 BOIFTI3 THIRD STREET FIRE-PROOF SAFES. L • EG CHIGLRO-IRON fiABH. THOROUGHLY'. DRILL-POOL • • • _ thorefore • TOOEOIIOIIE. suantait•PsOur. " . THOROUGHLY FIRE•PROOF.. ;I , 4ll4u:BDiTrox . • D. , ivr.t 6.: sit £.2 ROOIII3AMI MAID 70 THII.COTXTEE HIS ARTICLE IN' SORDAY DISPATCH OF THE S INST.. REVIEWED: • . He first imys: "I, Dam& Sysie,sot the fi rm of Evans & Watren, etill stand Id my. ehallengens published in P, The Press of the lea inat...Why does be continue to blow b is trumpet In tideway I.hlmply because he k nows the Corn Excbange Hanklattiknot furnish . 41,500 worth of Safes at Melt en penes for any suck object. or become mixed up in the matter in nay way; therefore, he can blow w ith impunity He has evidently learned the lesson that " diacretion is the better part of valor," and that it is safer to fight behind breastworks than in the open field ;therefor...will note eviate front hie challenge; that is, will not make It practical. Ile next says Little acknowledged alt big Safes are not burglar-proof, &c. Lillie acknowledges simply this and no more, that a Safe must be fairly drill-proof to be iniialer-proof. and he claims that his Chilled-Iron Safes ale aerially and generally thoroughly and fairly drill-proof, and, there fore, baralat-prooft.at the came time Lillie adman, that it in possible and evenprobable that occasionally there may boa mercautilaSafe not so thoroughly chilled an it °wild to he, although great care is used, to have them as tit iform possible . The writer next sari be has been testing one of Lillls' s Safes every morning; and says he has succeeded in dril ling a hole ihrooglitt., He does not say that he has an apparatus got up for the occasion, and one not practical for a burglar to carry with him- that he amen an enor mous pressure?. &c. ; but uotwithatauding all this It is evident the dafe is not as hard as usual, or he would not succeed as he does. Be next asserts—as he has drlllbd thin be can drill any of Lillie's. This in mere assertion and not proof. and he will have the opportunity hereaf ter to tent his wonderful skill In drilling chilled Iron to the satisfaction of the public. • The writer next introduces a bill of sale of one of Lil lie's Sb fee to Weaver & Spraukle, and proceeds to show how he succeeded in duping them to make an exchange for one of Evans at Watson's. He says the Chicago Tribune of March ft, 5564, fell into their hands (that is. that he. David Stain.ut it, into their halide), which cottalned an account of_ p the horning of the Court Ronne iu Ivevada county, lowa. lie also nye by this account the Ceurt Honse was burned in thirty minutes, together with Sie.oto in greenbacks, and all the contents of one of Fire and burglar-Proof Sates, and that this etatement induced Menu. Weaver & Sprankle to make the exchange: The Pe ing certificates will show how completely !deems. Weaver & Smoak were duped; and, although . David Erase hag made the greatest efforts to dupe others, both in the city and country; by secretly circu lating this same false statement, to my knowledge thte is the only instance of *access, over which it Would seem be Is now eispdsed to exalt, even at the expense of the party thuedtiped. The above statement was made by one Roes, was ab solutely liaise, and *lee was paid by a safe- maker In Chicago to obtain it, uid I have no doubt teavid Evans knew it when he circnlated this paper, as counter cer tificates were published In the Chicago papers about the same time; besides, it I. his habit to circulate and. publish such etatementaafter they are publicly known to be false. 1 now offer the statements of the ./ edges of Nevada county, and another prominent man of lowa City, to shave the whole facts in tale caSe. and -have °am certificates of the same charactereo hand: NEVADA. lowa, February 20, MI. —I hereby certify that th e Safe need by T. Ross. an Treasurer, which was in the Court House on the night of De cember 11, ISGI, when meld Court Hone 'trim burned. was by me purchaned in MN - ember. ISIS. in lowa City, of the World's Safe Company, from their agent, at curt of 81E0, delivered there, and WWI manufactured by said World 'a Safe Company in 1851, ant was a small Safe, about two at d a half feet high and two feet wide, and stood the fire as well as any Setae( its size would be expeciedander the circusuntaooes; it being, as every one knows, a very severe night, and said Safe was In the southeast corner of said Court House, and tho wind blowing strong from the northwest, making it the hot test place In the cold building. The Safe fell from the second story, and ley in such a mauuer an to have the fire operate similar to a furnace. Said Safe was to the flee and ruin front six o'clock in the evening until nine o'clock next morning. When opened, we found part CI the money atenewhat.eharred i but the hulk of It was legible, ' E. C. EVANS, County Judge. 'IOWA CITY ~ February 24, 1864. d. L. Winne, Eery., Agent for Lillie s Settee, Chicago: I hereby send yOll stung woodwork from the safe of Mr. Rose, which, in a circular of Herring St Co, ls stated to be " burned to ashes or a perfect charcoal. " The wood work that to yet in the safe la perfect, except charred a little, not withstanding they donbtleas set Are to it by letting the air in when opened, and allowing it to burn afttr taking out the contents. There bine doubt but if proper judgment .had been used in opening the safe It could have had a now door, and, with vary little expense, befit for use again, and everything in it pre. served Perfect. 31r. Rosa was in youratore. but did not let himself be known at the time he gave H. & Co. the letter. They offered him $l4O for therald safe. He states that he had eight of his nine thousand dollars with him. The safe was not olio of Lillie's, but *small else of World's Safe Co., 1851 make. Tours respeetfally, . B. T. SEYMOUR, Now,wbat are the facts in this case? Simply that the J. Skife Company,when therdgel*Ala b aci t iltneitcd not made as Lillie now Makes Sam': and instead of its contents being horned to ashes, they were mostly pre served, sod with proper care the whole might have been, and the Safe was iu the heat fifteen hours instmd or [hut) minutes. That; ts title last Reerbsck-nalled to the counter,bnt not until Weaver Ii Spranitio were most thoroughly duped, and very likely others; and this is the way that David Evans incontrovertibly proves Lil lie's safe not tire proof; and for him to say they are 001 burglar. proof is worse than folly, until he can so In struct his more advanced pupils that they may succeed better than they did in their aotempt on the West Phila delphia Trust Fund Safe. I rather suspect his presence may ce required to insure their success—nowt verronq. see in the Sunday Dispatch of the 2Dh of July the TiOga County Bank robbery is again displayed by the same David Sven'. I would merely say that the Safe was neither a Bank Bare nor Lillie's; that I have a letter voluntarily written to Inc by the Cashier, enclosing a copy of the latter to. Evans It Watson, saving that they took the liberty to publish a part of it in order to deceive the public. This cop; can be seen at my depot. I would say,also, that the Tioga County Bank have just ordered a I'u.l National Dank bare, Lillia's Chilled Iron. pries $1,1:40. This needs no comment. Another Roorback nailed to the counter. I see. also. In the same paper, a mangled extract from the "Ensiling Telegraph of April 16th republished, that is the play of Ewald e:gainintroduced with "Ham let " left out. In my former answer to that article I mentioned that the different...ways of opening the com mon Safe, as there described, were of common occur rence, and well k nowt), and were so stated, and bad been Previously published to the world, alt which the writer found it convenient to leaSe out to meet his case in hie reissue. ' N. C. SADLER, Agent. Mo. 218. ShVENTII street N. B.—l homrejust received in exchange for Lillie's Chilled Iron two large Evans & Watson's Safes from the Bank of Northern Liberties, and one large Evan, & Wat son's Safe from Messrs. Imlay & Bicknell, Bank Note Reporters, which J shall sell at very low prices. Ido no. call them Fire-Proof, as I might deceive the pur chaser. Ido not call them Bururar-Proof, as I might ()Bend David Evans, and I should most certainly deceive the purchaser. 1 would say, also, that neve on hand, and now com ing In, some ten to twelve of Evans& Watson's middle sized Safee, Just exchanged 'for Lillie's, which will be offered at below auction prices, besides a large num ber. of other makers'. I would state further tbat ibese Safes were not ex changed for illlle's Safes on account of secret circulars falsely representing the failures of Evans tic tVatson's Safes. or others. bat simply from the fact that tne own ers had more confidence In one.and one half to two inches thickness chilled irou,than one. sixteenth to one twelfth of an inch thickness sheet Iron as a protection splint tither lire or the burglar. Id. C. &kith SR., .1127- wtheal agent. LEGAL. 17 THE ORPHA.IiI3) COURT FOR THE CITY AND.OOTINTT , OF PHILADELPHIA. • Estate of JOHN P. COLCORD deceased. 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BROISMAIniIt, Prop's. 08-W CHESTER COUNTY HOUSE, AT LAHTI° OITY, N. J.—This private BOARDING HOUSE (always open for Boarder's), to now Daly ar ranged for the accommodation of Summer vielters The situation is one of the beat on the Island, beini in fell slew of the Ocean. and near excellent bathing uonnd. my..11-2m JACOB BRIM. Proprietor. LOOKING GLASSES. JAMES S. EARLE t% BON. ORESTEDT STREET. FRILL . Ears low in store a Tory Ins assortment of LOOKING GLASSES. of every shnraster, of the ►ET RUT NANUYACTITEI AND LATEST STYLES OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, WO PICTURE AND rmyrocuurn TWINE REIBSTITUTEI3-A CAUTION.-PER. SONS after Substitutes should be careful - - with whom they deal, an many persous in this city have bad their names again put in the cocecription wheel on account of having • had palmed on toem by dishonest brokers parties who subsequently proved to Pe bounty iumpere and deserters. VANDERSLICE'S AGENCY, No, 11.5 South SEVENTH Street, hes been eatablipbed with a view of having one reliable cake whore Principals can be honestly dealt with, ry rectally wUI bo givoa o(1 tramacttou, hirt . 24` • 4.-n-B TILLBR Y AND CAVAGRY HORSES WANTED. Assisrasy QUAUTERNARTER GENERAL'S OPP7CE, PHILADS.I.I , IIIA. JalyBl. 1561. ITORRE,S anitabin for thh Artillery and Cavalry ser vice will he Purchased by the un.larlsned. in onen market. at a fair price. Each animal to he attbjected to the canal Governo ent inspection before bottle accepted. Romeo to be delivered to the lloitwl States Inspector, at the William Penn Hotel, MARKET Street, between Elabth and Ninth streets. By order of Colonel Gramm FL Cnosaterr, Assietant Quartermaster Qeneral U. S. A WAN TED-TH REE LARGE IRON OR Wond WATER TANKS. Apply to• HENRY . ST110)18, U. S Notional Wagon WorkA. 0111 co 516 NEW MARKET Minot. 3728•tbatn3t• WANTE D—BY A WHOLESALE BOOT and SHOE TlOUsli.'s salesman who hoe an ertabliblird Doer trade. A. liberalealory will be paid. Address Box 1024 Phila. P. 0. • NVANT.Ep-A. LAD IN AN OFFICE. I T Addrpra. in bandwrlthag of the appbeaut, "Box 2:60," Poet °Mee. ' • isirmt.• W - A N TBD PARTNER .WITH from *2,000 to inn to g 9 into bn , tlnox• with the adwortiser. w. M. LEAVENS. iyEl-lit* • 'lO6 North MOUTH Street. TEAMSTERS WANTED CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S Oman. WASHINOTOR DEPOT, Virairrtnovon, D. tl ,July 9, IN 54. WANTED, at once, THREE HUNDRED TEAM STERS. each capable of driving with single line, and managing six-mule teams. To such 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 nick. Apply to Captain Charter' H. Tompkins, A. Q. M. U. B. A. corner Twenty-second and G streete, Washing ton,D• C. D. R. INJURER, Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster, Depot of Waeningion. $40,000 - TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE fore.years, at 5 per cent., In sums not leas than $3,000 each. Apply to 86 A MONTH 1-I WANT AGENTB ' 'atop a month, el - peones 2MA, to sell my EVER LASTING PENCILS, ORIENTAL BURNERS, and 11 other articles. Elfteen elrculare eentfree. Address • .t3Ol-tt&watn InuxE. LORD, Biddeford. Mato*. ARMY, NAVY, .&ND 34.8. SECOND Street, aMJI3 . BTE.WW)33REY &reit At fair prices. purchased before the rise, independent of gold gamblers, by the package, piece, or yard. Our motto to to sell. We don't peddle. Come and. see our stock. The Army and Navy • trade has our special at. teution. • in-1m LINEN DUCK FOR SUITS. Friperb quality, white and colored. Natural color. extra 'may/. Coatina Litmus, fancy Drllls. Wide flue black Alpacas. 'Mite Mari-Mlles Vestings. No advanco in Summer Can-imam, Flue Stook for Sommer and Fall. LAWNS. Good styles from co CO cents. Summer dress stuffs low. 1V22 VICE ORGANDY LAWNS REDO= -a-w FROM $1. .1, to 75 eta. • .Bich Organdy Robes, reduced to $B. Lawns reduced from SI tong cts. • Grenadines at very low prices. Summer Dress Goods all reduced. India Silks reduced to 75 chi and EL White Bareiro Shawls and Circulars. White and Black Lace Point's and Kottuidas. Sommer Shawls selling of very low. White and Colored Shetland Shawls. EDWIN Haw. at co., tle South SECOND Street. pLOSING OUT SUMMER DRESS GOODS AT LOW PRICES. A treat variety of styles of this season's Importation. from 22 cents to $l. Beet Pacific Lawns at 373( cents. Figured Brown Lawns at 57% cents. French Lawn,. at 90, 50, 62 and 6736 cents. Bert makes of 511'1311ns, Calicoes, Oinhame, and all kinds of Domestic Goode, far below the mannfactarer's prices. White Serene and Lama Shawls. Silk Grenadine shawls. 600 all-wool Cashmere Shawls, aj2 2.5, worth 1 63.60. 11. STEEL & SON, Nos. 713 and 715 North TENTS( Street. EXAMINE OIIR LAWNS. Lawns, brown groan& neat flenred, 440. Lawns white grown& neat figured, 44c. Bockahaek and Bath Towels, lareeAssortment. Bird's Bye Linen Towels. Extra else Damask Towels. Shetland Wool Shawls for tourists, $6. • Bathing Flannels, red and_gTay- JYB JOHN H. STONES, 702 ARCH Street ozo l soz L s mow. TO LET,--TEIB SECOND,THIRD, AND TO Fourth Floors at 235 MARKET Stroet, throarli to Churchmh4. tf STEAM ENGINE FOR PALE—IN good varmint order. evil oder S feet 3by 10inehes. Also iv o goad FLUE BOILERS 24 feet by no inehem. W. U. 3311TH. MO South FOURTH Street. PAPER MILL FOR SAME-THE MID for ananufactnri rig Printing Paper. belonging to the undersigned, at Wieeling, W. Va., ia off-red for sale. The buildings are atone and brick. and furnished trlth three rag engines aad a 72. inch Foardrinier Ma chias, all in good running order. jy%.lot A. ARMSTRONG & SONS. efi TO LET—THE HOTEL, STABLE, Mrasnd large Yard adjoining the Fairmount Marko'. TWENTY-SECOND ano SPRING GAEDEN Sta. inquire of the *ui*rintendent in the market. . jr22-30 FQR'RENT-DWELLINGS NOS 7125 and VW SPRING GARDEN Street, with all the inedern conveniences in perfect order. entirely new. Rent 8700. Apply between 2 and 4P. M. to G. W.• 114012 KIS. 1111.6 WALNUT. St:. up steira. : At RETAIL DRUG AND PRESCRIP m-s-mioN STORE FOR SALE.—One of the best-paying sgoies In the city will be sold for 63.500 cash, if called for this week. Daily cash sales from $l6 to $25. Ad dress "' Medicos ," SPRING GARDEN P. 0., for four 'days. 'with real name and address jrl7-2to di FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE JlM—Situate N. W. corner of FRANKFORD Road and NORRIS Street. Lot 100 feet on Frankford and 414 feel on Norris meet. Six brick dwellings on Franklin-a road, a ohtee-attry brick factory, 5.3 feet by 43 feet on Norris street, with cotton machinery therein; engine bonen, with boilers and engine in; two-story brick holm, 23 I:ry 60. attached and other buildings. For ratifier information, inquire at N. R. corner of SS VENTH and SPRUCE Streets. 3315-6 t. FOR SALE-VALUABLE BUS I my+. NESS PROPERTY, situate at No OA R 32, and CR North Second street, consisting or three stores, with dwellings attached. The whole will be sold together, to time an estate. A portion of the purchase money may remain on mortgage For particular'', Inquire of E. DicCALL, IS South SECOND Street. FITILAPELPIrId, Jnly2o, 1164. " THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ASSO. -B- CIATED ihemseices together under the arm of BOLTON. DTEEMAN, & CO.. and will continue the Car Building business In all its branches at the old establishment, corner MUTE-FIRST and ELLldllr TON &meta. JOB. B. BOLTON, 080. It. DTKEMAN, 0. W. CHILDS. Iyl-1m• JuLrl.l9M Ipll EBNIX NORMAL INSTITUTE (tor both boxes), PMENIXVILLB. Chester county, Pa. Thorough instruction in English branches. with Lath). French. German, and Music. For I:meth:Oars see Circular, by addressing JOSEPH A. BOND. Box 148. PMENIXVILLE. Chester co., N. Jy23-stuthet• FRIENDS' SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND -A- MALL BOYS, on School lane, Germantown, will reopen on the 6th of flth mouth. The mins' branches of an English education wilt be taught. and we feel war- ranted in believing that the competency of the teacher, Deborah B. Smith, will make it desirable to parents to patronize the school. JyM-lf VILLAGE • GREEN SEMINARY.-ML LITAR4 BOARDING SCHOOL. 4 miles beyond Sta dia. and Ix. miles from Glen Riddle. on the West Ches ter Railroad. Thorough course in Ralizematlce. Natu ral Sciences. Languages. and Engliish. Practical les sons in Surveying and Civil Engineering. Fine library and apparatus. Number of pupils limited. Begins Sept. let Penile have benefits of a home. Refers to John C. Capp & Son, 23 South Third eireett Thee. J. Clayton, Esq., Fifth and Prune; John H. Diehl, 800 Walnut, Anthems Rev. J. HENRY BARTON. A. H. , jy22-Sin • VILLAGE GREEN. Penna. TBE 'WEST CHESTER ACADEMY -A- AND MILITARY INSTITUTE. The scholastic year of ten months commence° on the Drat TUESDAY, the 6th of September next, and closes on the Ist of July following. Boys and young men prepared for Cillege or Business In Its various regal re meats. The modern languages are taught by natio° regident Teachers. Who Lace no connection 'with any other school. For catalogues and fall information aply to WM. F. WY E ER A . • Ph wi rif pe' ; or, S,IIIIATSB WORRALL, A. yn. D., soctato Principal. WEST OLISSTSR. Panne. PHILADELPHIA COLLEGIATE IN BTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES. No. 1530 ARCS Street. Res. GRAS. A. SMITH. D. D.,111- CLARKE()) SMITH, A. M., Prlncipala. Ninth Year. Three Departments: Primary. Asada role, and Collegiate. Fall college coarse in Cisestela Mathematics, higher English, and Natural Science, to: those who graduate. Modern Languages, Music. plith, tug, sad Elocution by the beat masters. For circulars, apply at 1231CHESTECT Street, or address Box zni F. 0., Philsdelptala. azackszte TB E COMING DRIFT - PROCURE YOUR SUBSTITUTES.—The enrolled citizens liable to the Draft in the Pint and other Districts of Phila. d olribla can be furnished with tellable SUBSTITUTES. at reerPnahle rates. by applying from a. M. to 2 P. bM.. to Major B. MchEAON, late Recrultang merit at e headquarters of the rrovoot 2113 Booth TLILV.D 6treet, jyy6 Gr %V A A-3.- A YOUNG MAN Fltu>K „ a bituatlon in a WhaTarele rencev given. Milieu "OWN" dava. ,FANTS •'C\- 1 , BAZAAR, 14°.138.E8 ' I ''' 'A ,a n t ß lO rA o 9 c E l..: l ,l B ; a cj r ns... : . NINTTH AND BAN -'" -r rare- -‘I44I•MU- 0 ' SOM STREETS. " two AUCTioN SALE OP AN ENERGETIC YOUNG- 1.1„,..,.. On SATURDAY MORNING next, (aged 20) desires a peAtion in aNO T'D'lf ilii_usip, prising about either in ibis city or elsewhere. Please address ' No! . SIXTY HORSE S, none, ' Preffs oliici. J F2l 4 1 ' '"? to harness and the'B.26dle. tir4 - scriptiens at sale wive wi,',. . ALSO. 1 -. 14 -' ° . . I .urnr (1-1) and carriages, light wagu.la. *c.; w/......„ . i'n5, N c 0 0v .. ._:,- . ',i, zi ‘ e will commence. 4 1„,. 5 1 ."'"‘irs-I,oable harness, saddles, bria,tleg, a oOf inr....4' .41(4- Carriages an d'i%: ,- ,Accerrut of tte Weather. ' AI.,WEDNESDAY nett. - ie ... 4in sale. AUCTION BALE OF i"• 14 - ERgi7 t. 64 ' • ...,AncAol_ ... .. HORSES ! .. WAIL DEPART:4EIM CAVA:GET Itninilla OFFICE OF CHIEP QUAEVZP.T.M.I,:, ' WASHINGTON, D. C. Jut, .1 .- ‘,. , - ' Will be cold at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the hith. e . bidder, at the Limn and plscee named below—vir, LEBANON. Penna. THURSDAY, July, 14th, 1804, READING ,Penne__,'THURSDA Y. July. tint, 18M. HARRISBURO, Penna., THURSDAY, July 201411. ISM __ ALTOO.N.A,_Penna, THURSD AY, August 4tll, BBC WILLIAMSPORT, Penna., THURBDAY,Anguet MI 1 ISM. TWO HUNDRED (200) CAVALRY HORSES at imuiv plans. m Cavalry service or the Army. For Road and Farmmirposes many rood bargednillaliF' be bad. Horses sold singly. Terms: Cash, in United States Currency. JAMES A. EKIN, Lient, Col. and Chief Quartermaster Cavalry Buren.. A LAS,TY EXPEBTENCEDINTBLOM Auk. NG the ENGLISH BRANCHES, 'Wishes to obtain a SITUATION AB TEACHER in a email School. r, as Govereeve le family. Ample reference » s to cam eapeldlity, &c., will 1)0 KiVen. /Aim% C. N. 41.. 131 NArth SEVENTH Swot. Phitada. jr364otha9k• 1 IRST-OLASs BOOR - BEEPER A can be Pad by applying at tbie Office. Ale thirty eta married. Will give eatlafactory city reference. Adduce "P. S. T." • iyiti 6tv GEORGE R. ORME. • Captain and Assistant Quartermaster CHARLES RHOADS jyl9-101. Conveyancer, No. 38 S. SEVENTH 8 RETAIL DRY 41400D5. CLOTH W. T. SIsTODGIRA.BS, A large stock of all kind of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TEBTINGS, &0., COOPER & CONARD, B. E. corner NINTH and MARKET Streets Otittto:CiNiiumC9g:4l,44 The attention of LAMBS ABOUT 111107. Thlk CITY for th e "beaStiore, , "Wa tering Places, " or "the Country," le reapectfnlly of WHITE 1 0142 C rini t tl e bl a e x tr nI VITN I nt WEAR, for WHITx. BODIES, MORNING WRAPPERS, &c. An extensive assortment, Is offered in Lace . and Worked 'Menge and Insertings, Veils, Bandkeroblern, Collare,Sleeves and In plain • _em it ituog r i . ._ r la n id ib Ptr . igg z &nd Ffynred White PRESENT TtltThilL VALUE " . too Printed Linen Cambric Drew& • 107 pieces Puffed, Tucked, and Striped E. M. NEEDLES. 1024 CERSTritIT STREW FOR SALE AND TO . LET. OR SALR:• 15 SHARES. OF STOCK of the "Gov. Bigler Gold and Muer Minted Co., ", mboldldietriet..Nevadi Territory; par G 100; full aid. dream Box XI, P.O. Philadelphia. 027-31.• COPARTNERSHIPS• EDUCATIONAL. ALUCTIO,I I B AILESP• ____. Jr2S-2tlf 110IIBLIC SALE OF rNCLAIMMI GOODS remaining In the Warehnnte of the PEW. LADELPFITA AND READING RAILROAD OGNE. PANT, TRIRTEENTEI and CALLOW/I'LL Shasta,. Philadelphia,. The article* described In the following Reheard*, baying been consigned to the Station named below, cle the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, and thecae litioteea, after doe end legal notice, cot having taker them away, nor paid the coats and expellee': of carriage, will be exposed to public sale or enter'', at the wrens gtationa named below, on gATURDAY, September V. 1864; the sale to commence at ten o'clock In the fore. nom" of said day: 00$1110/18 PlMad . e . liddit. E. P. Rameay, M. Bailor,' 8. Jackson, L. Lowrie, • Dr. Wright, C. Me:gloves, Paschall Mortis, P. Mel)ogaugh, Dr. W r i g ht., Dr Wright, A. Thnmmon, A. Cross, W. f•psneor, • W J Tr Ep a a rr g i' rbelmar. Paschal l l Mrtrrig. Merchants' Inge°, Consorts 100. Co. J. Collins S. Lucas &Co.. M. C. Sadler, 8. &shut. S. 13altmsn. Georg ari hi th, S.'Kerchirlager, FI Pass J. Long & Rro ' B. 01.10111.11. •Wolfrnoberger, 0. Desist], J. Powers, SbitnbseMer; J. Aall W. A. Richards, S. W. Harris, & S. Albin, Jr. Ashburn. The above artic.es will be exposed to public male, ae aioreassid, according to the provieloes of the that seeticre of the•Act•ofAsserably of.theMommonwealth of Pen* syivania. approved tile sixteenth whichf Afarch IPLS; with all 'the requirementsof the Philadel phia and Reading Railroad Company have in all re. ap.cts complied. The Act of Aaaembtr isle follows:. "Conmpurion merchants and factor,. and all mon carriers. or other persons having a Renaming= wares, end merchandise, for or on account of the costs and expenses of carriage or storage, or any other charge arisin pro pe r ty he transportation, keeping, or storage ef sorb , in case the owners or consignees mluell not pay or discharge the amount due for such cost, =- pen pe. carriage, storage, or other chargers, hereinbefore named. may , after the expiration of ninety dart [rein the notice hereinafter provided. proceed sell the name, or so much thereof as may be nec= to discharge, said lien, at public auction: Pro That notice of sale shall be given as required for she riff's sales of personal property, and that thirty daps' rio/ice of raid lien be given to the owner lyr coast of the property, if they can he found. and in case cannot he so found, that the game shall he advertS weelrly In come newspaper pahliehed in the proper eitle or county to which the goods, wares, or merchandise have been consigned, for four consecutive week's before the sale, the residue of money :trial:it from such eats. after deducting costs of transportation. cbargee storage. advertising and sale, to be held anhject to the order of the owner or owners of such prop-rty. 6. A. NICHOLLS. • General Superintendent. ReAripme Pe.; June 10, 1364. . IYIII-.1.2t .1111USENIENTIS. eI,ROVETPI3 NEW CIIESTNITT --. STREET THEATRE —GRAND REOPENING. WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 27th, Pint tim e in AIX years. in Philadelphia of the Greta Hee mantic, Mueleal. Sputaeular Dra ALA DDIN; Or. THE WONDIULFIJE, LAMP, Presented after three months' active preparation IRS style of oeprecedeered niarolllcence. replete with wen derful Tranefennationc, Munificent Scenery, Grunt Marcher, anperb Coen:Ernes and Properties. Deantlitri. Meek and Chornres. .Rearrved beats for sale three days in advance. 3711-ii _ _ CONGRESS HALL, CAPE ISLAND-. Gratd Gala Night—Mark Bansler'. Grand Pruett bade Cancan and Soiree Dansenne, THIS (Thursday) EVENING, July 28, 1664 Ito THE ACADEMY OF FINE ART% CE ESTNDT Street above Tenth, In OPEN DAUM for visitors, from 9 A. Y. to 6 F': M. HOARDING. OARDING.—TWO SECOND -STONY R • rooms Tc• LET. at 132 North TENTH Bt. 147-tt PERSONAL. pERSONAL.—RED OR • BLA.CII BALI, -s-3,28-2t* BAR DROPS. 60 Coats per Pair. 016 RAC 6 Street. ARMY GOODS. FROTHINoIib.M & WELLS NAM FOR WA HEAVY mint% AND LIGHT surrnireo Amik SHIRTING& STANDARD DRILLS. HEAVY CARTON FLANNELS, - WA p HINGTON AND VICTORY - CAMBRIOB ANN RO,N BLRA AND COMIRTIRADNI. wORITBD ARN. . IRA.Htf MARSHAL'S SALES. 11\4 — ABBILA.L'S SALE.—BY VIRTCra -oft Writ of Sale, by the Boa. JOHN CADWALAA DER. Judge of the District Conrt of the United in agd for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, inn Ad. mtralty, to me directed, will be sold at Pnblic Sale. Ur- It e highest and beet bidder, for cash. at the yard et DUMPIEIRET BOPP HAN Ar co., WATER Street. ahoy* Vine. on THURSDAY. July 28, 1864. at 12 o'clock M. 11:4000 locnst treenaile and 212 cubic feet of locust tom The locust logn are now lying on lot routhwest cornet of CALLOWHILL Street and DELAWARE Avenue. 'WILLIAM MILL WARD, • United States Marshal LD; of ream Ivanl*- . . PITILADRLTRIA. July 23. 1364. iY3I3-412 MARSHAL'S SALE.-BFVIRTUE 01 , Judget of Sale. by the Den. JOHN CAD WALL. DER, of the District Court of the United Stales. In and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in Ad miralty, to me directed, will be told at Public %le. to the blithest and be. 4 bidder. 'or cash. at MORSE/WS STORE, NO: 1 462 North FRONT Street, on TUESDAY g August 2d, mei. at 12 o'clock M.,0.9 bales Cotton. MI boxes manufactured Tobacco, and• 87 sacks of Turk', Inland Salt, being the cargoes of the schooner Popiton. tau, sloops Julia and CYckIP". WILLIAM MILLWARD, United Stake; Marshal B. 1). of Petuttylvaillt. PHILADELPHIA, July 22. 1844. pr -111 EXCURSIONS. , gdi Al=o , GRAND • EXCURSION TO CAPE MAY.—The staunch and commo [honest-flamer MANEIATTAN. Captain E A. RYTrIgGe wIN make a Grand Ex-cat...inn to CAFE MAY on. SATURDAY,I'aIy. 30, leaving ARCH Street erb4rf at 9 o'clock A. AL: returcitm. will Ware CAPE MAY net MONDAY at Gtio'clock Fare for the. Excursion. V. Carriage hire extra. J. H. STEWART. Agent.fill HANDEL AND a':7.,r,, f1 : -7;1" HAYDN SOCIETY'S EXCTJ3ELSICOI4 . ATLANTIC *CITY, WF.fIIVESDAY,'• AUGUST 17th, 1864. i727-tr : i t ir Ag e , GRAND PLEASURE EX CURSIONS TO LAHR SUPERIOR.—Orga of the following splendid drat-class steamers, "tit CLEVELAND, ILLINOIS, NORTHERN LJO T, von" CITY, TRAVELER, mnßoit IRON BIDES, LAC LA 281.1.11, and PENVARIC, will leave cLsrEr.....l4 Ohio, at 8 o'clock P. Id,, each day of the weak, ex Saturday and Sunday and Detroit, Michigan, on followlng days at X o'clock .P. M. through the moonlit of JULY and AUGUST, making Grand Excursion Trbur to the many points of interest on the Great Inland flenti of America,whlch, for utility. plettears and health.ner nnarirpaesed by any other on the Cont inent. This trip of over LOOII miles embraces six degrees*. latitude, and eleven of longitude, and includes is circuit Lakes Erie, St. Clair, Huron, and Superior,Witlf thebeautiful rivers Detroit, St. Clair and St. Mars* The many and extensive mines of iron and cowyca nnegnaled by any In the world, with the newly-411e covered and inviting deposits of silver lead, wild asei , romantic scenery, combined with its mare and bracing, climate, render the Lake Superior trip one of far war: than ordinary attraction to the capitalist, the diadem% the pleasure-seeker, or the invalid. The above-named steamers are elegantly-fitted as with large airy Cabins and State-Rooms. while &my precaution has been taken to provide for the safely awn comfort of passenger& rare. Dacia din g State • Rooms and Meals, about Mk semi per mile. Time occupied in making the round tenants' 8 to 10days. Rooms secured, and further information obtainad.,lo2 , application to proprietors. BORT. HANNA & Co.. Cleveland, Ohio, I-lUSSEY & McBRIDE, J.T.WHITING & Co., JOHN HUTCHLIBOB, Detroit. SSiohJttat jell-t au26 g a w s=o, FOR OAPE staunch and commodious steamer KAN HATT/Jr. Captain E. A. Ryther, of the Cape May Lino. having been released by the Government, le now making her regular trips to Cape May, leaving ARCH STREET WHARF every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, set SATURDAY at 9 o'clock; returning, will leave Cape May every Dionday, Wednesday, and Friday, at aft o'clock, touching at New Castle, going and returning. Fare 12.60, carriage hire included; children Cali price. Servants $1.60, carriage hire extra. Freight at low rates. No freight received alter It o'clock, and in all camel mast be pre- id. ./Y22,1f JOSEPH A. STEWART, Agmtit. Adir gi b FROM NEW YORK FOR NEW HAVEN. HARTFORD SPRLICIr- FIELD, and BOSTON.—The pteamera CON' INltiVralu and ELM CITY leave Peek Slip, Emit River, daily, at I. 16 P. M. and 11 at night. .149.9ar IES7M3C't!I QOTTAGE ORGANS. Not only ONSXCELLED but UNEQUALLED in yank. or Tons and Power. designed especially for Ohnisbap. and Schools. but found to be equally well /asset, the Parka' end Drawlng Room. For sale only by B. it BRUCE. 110. 18 North SEVENTH &rasa Also, a semi:date assortment of the . Perfect Melodies) •onstantly on hand. mylit•lbe WRITTEN AND VERBAL DE. SCRIPTIONS of Character, Constitution. and T&... A.,lent, with ADVICE on Business. Health, Ednane tion, Self-improvement. hfitnagetnen4 Ana Trill*" and ev,igit b 7 JOHN socl . that t i , attnto C L,l. B .l t it , dace • Phrenologist and Bookseller. whip-Math 80. AO a. TEETH Btreet.above Ohealasta IigtiTHOMSON'S LONDON ICITCTIL MBE, OR ISTROPIAN JUNO& ror famWea; hotels or public inatitntions, in TWENTY DM, ?BRENT SIZES. Also, Philadelphia Bor:air Firrnaese. Portable Heaters, Lowdown Fireboard Stoves, Bath Boilers, Stewhole Plata*, Broil. ere, Cooking Stoves, ke. , at wholesale and retail. b! • mianufactarers 01A8E k SHAIIPS, & Thomson. m - -tachsem • o. 909 DI. BROOM) Street. LADIES' TRUSS AND BRAM STORE—Conducted tky Ladles, TWELITIV Street, Brit door below Race. Every acticte In theft' Mee elegant, easy, and correct In make. O. a. NW& v,EB s t w Ei le a tii. t arii to lentl i cm . to, :_ cp r tn i := 409Atekti inhlintt 1:16-316i ARTICLES AND MANX*: 2 boxes cards. hdlre. spokes, I box skeletons..(/I.# 1 box bedding. I box mdze. bags Delp. '1 reaper. lot sundries. 1 box books. I box books, Recite charcoal. I box TT IT g oo d,. gbh). barley. I box drags, I stove. 12 bble pickles, 10 seed sowers. 1 box benign. • 2 boxes book& 1 box venters. I cask paint. 1 iron =are. old limber. 1 old .tale. 100 Wee. hand/ea. 2 empty kegs. 1 empty keg, 1 hbt. feathers. 1 bar waste. 1 empty bbl. I box' and 'can. S empty half bbla, 1 keg radze. I box. 1 half bbl. and key. I keg mineral 'milli. 2 hble. corn. I empty bbl. 16 empty hbls. '1 half bbl.
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