ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
1,0 13 Tomlin Mrs - W F Harriaon
r tic BaCOEI, New York John R Lowther, Penna
Fl4l)er liJPow,Raeton
Johnston - /5%80 & Althottee, Reading
an 0 loccrall, Baltimore Joe Jewett, Jr
orienried i Bethlehem Mrs Oleudy4 fem. Penoa
FitcratrlClC, Lancaster 311 Huntingdon & with
I,, , ihhy, Lancaster Gee P Alien & son, N 0
cdt, ' Lancaster James 011lis ' ortland
merits. Cbambershurg Jobe Black. SiS John, N B
Kherman, Lanetoter B Parson, Storm dolly
Sochi, Georgetown, D 0 D S Demelme.n. Wash, D C
Cooper, Lancaster A I. Blans, Wsahlugton,D
mtir, Lancaster .7 T Harding. St Louis
alludes, Lancaster W Rhoads, Sr. Reading
it Jonas: Heatedly_ 113 R Ramada, Reading
It werY, New York Chas A Cable, S N
WwelcoU, Waßb, D ,T P H Bal l dwin & la, Belt
Gould IMr al
it Ward, Wash, D 0 ,R C Hickok
r Waller H C Ferran, Seaford. Del.
W Birehler, Harrieb'g C B Pomona, ,Baltimore
B Bitchier, Mrs R A Taylor & Cob, Boat
ahu Afaillrk,Phllllpab'g J A Taylor, Baltimore •
peck, Clearfield Chas B Bryant. 'Boston
- V Bryant, Boston W T Morrison. Psuna
Smith & Virginia A Redseeher..penno, , ,
lake, Mary/arid O Ormrod, Tamaqua
/ler, 'Washington W Warns, Reading
Bloat, Washington • BSI, Warns. Beading
. Cameron Harrisburg C Haber, Pottsville
r Benedict, Huntingdon I, Mntuson, Port Carbon
B Hamer' R D ilraighead. Indtanao'
atherald & al, N York B Banter. New Tort .
Soell, Penns Robt Porter
spading, Boston G R ,Redor, biarylaad
fie all T VFOrltliti, New York
Storm. New. York, WL H. rot , Phtla • .
outise• U B J Fl Berry, Baltimore
The Con
Ltnlohn New.Terk
Jones, /111nois
ick ly & la. Ohio
ockwell, Sentucky
Aibree & wf, Virginia
D Wickersham, Ca
;Byrd Memphis
Tiers h wf, Memphis
Smith, Leavenworth-
Si Brown, et Louis
Valle, St Louis I._
ThoutesnSt Louis
emel7,Washington
lealorpf, Baltimore
thane, Pittsburg
1111 son, Ohio
Armor, Colorado
%amenan. Hartford
gbert, St Louis
'erie, Chicef
nick & wf, inoinnati
Andrews. C hicago
Mead &le., N J
Crain & lie Newark
s Steel, Ohio
Harwood, Washington
age Bracken, Pottsville
H Cox &la, Cincinnati
knew, Cincinnati
Shaw, Chicago
Armstrong Baltimore
Brown. Albanyi
a !Anton, New York
Wen. hentnoky
Lemon & vi'ash'n
W King, Dirt Colunett
Jobrusou, Ohio
Stedman, Cincinnati
Royston, Baltimore
Cowman, Baltimore
Middleton, Baltimore
hey, Cincinnati
schm New York .
Griflin, New York
it Isl ett, New York
Norton. Kentucky
Neerlork
Wambentic la, Balt
rembern, Ha.ltimote
earner
de Rivas* wf. Cuba
, opicv9rth USN.,
ffor4, New York
easy, •New*York
chards, Chicago
Townsend, New York
. .wn, Taunton
The An
Crenalet, New Jersey
018.111 P, New Ycrk
telh
!taverner, Wash. D
iota, New York
Dorsey, Wash, D C
lushes. Bostdu
C Botch's, Boston
Jebel!, Boston
Morrts, Delaware
NeW York
Deacon, N J
Andorsot,
B Mowbray, Maryland
Blaokostoni Maryland
ilver, Delaware
Dorsey es la, D C
Wolin, BAston
McConnell
a St tarp, Maryland
aqaplo, itletryland
Sill Baltimore
j vi *Joker, Baltimore
s I? A Ps tterson, D O.
WitlitLotr, Delaware
lob 'T Bennett, Boston
lord
McCarty
chants'.
Rev W Cheater, New York
GI Follansbee et wf, Pa
Mast B 6 Follansbee, Pa
V' 0 Catania & wf, N Y
W H Levan, flahlk Haven
IJae C Ryster, Chamberebg
0 R Nov a & lilP, NILO&
`Min g Wilson. Clarion
Theo S Wilson, Clarion
J R Dunbar, Newport
13 Kirkostrlck, Antis' City
W 31 Kirkpatrick, Penne
W B Klrkpatriok, Penne
Thos Drew, Utica N Y
York
JW Croft, How
JW Miller, Cambersbarg
lfriteny, Ptnna
W
B PWlattare nock, Atlantic City
, Beaton
Rbweeny, Penne
M D Overeat& Monroe co
D bi Karmany, Lebanon
D Paxton
Yr D Chrietman,W Cheater
Fire Christman, W Chester
F W ll Meyers. New York
LB Kindllne, Ctairiberebg
M V Foster, Ne w York
John Getty, Bedford
P F Ellenberger, Kudrna
P Feltmen, Chernberebnrg
The Velma.
The *kliei
lamer, Plainfield, Pa
Alleson & wf
.enan, New 'York
MuHay New York
ewinnd,Montiromery Co
Enbrd7, M Chunk .
Mel/cm, Waehington
nnalr
Debi
b Prey
1404109. Baltimore I
irClellan, New Jersey
L Flak. New York
to Jack, Greensburg
Jack. Oreeneburg
Afriou, Ilunlinieiion
great, Allentown
Buskirk w.Portend&
terry, Portententh
(string &le Pittebnra
ireen B wf,'Penna
Noble, Penns
Kremer, Allentown
Martin, Allentown
IP 0 Babbitt, D,laware.
Barnette. Delaware
'Peen, Kent co. Bld
t 8 Ortilltb,Nent co,Md
Lewis
ICarger, Ft Pant
Boston
Mayer
01 Hammon, Cenion
Brush, Hoossdale,Ps
te.nbaugh, Wilmington
renbaker, Wilmington
Dlsborongl). N Jersey
%Comas, Narylama
cCoraas, Maryland
aker, Pitt.fordat
Ares & wf, Penns
Greene b wf, If Jam,'
Taylor & POD, J
ZqoPllisu Lns t NAST XoriE.
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The COIN
Quinlin
iay
t Chalfant, Penna •
tJ D Dendrie, S A
Wallow, Bucks co
lexanoer & yr, Penns
handler & wf, Pence
Chandler, Qheater co
forme. Jr, Coateville
M Phillips, Chester co
Riddle
Thee
ad linger, Penns
t Donnell, New York
Ireen, Penns
Wolfe, Penns
3 Wheeler, New York
•,11orrard, Lancaster'
I) s erniten, Pence
tit Posner, Altoona
Latzell, Mifflin W., Pa
The Bart
.•yon & boy, Penne,
,er Nacre, New Hope Pa
I-1 Fetter, Newtown Ps
IV alters. New tovict: Pa
Irris Met‘bewe, Trenton
rue C Elmer, Phlia
Berber', Ilr@litoll
Haffnagle, 8 A
The MI
lintham, Maryland
Maryland
Hickman, Del
ilter, Delaware
Radcliff. Delaware
I Dam, Delaware
len*fteld, Delaware .
losers, PER&
The hie
is "%MU°,
er3llller Y
ea Howell, Baltimore
kr , B iry, Baltimore
lingston,Porfolk, Va
Inet T Stover. Ohio
Voss
Nice, Media, Pa •
The Black Bear.
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ioatetrit, Pottstown C Ranier, Jenkintown
iritemao. SellersvilleW Thompson. Jenkintown
n Remit, Peraisburg H Tars ed, Hatboro
L. Craven, Johnsvllla A 8 Jordan, kt D, BMUS
to Rehall, Trexlerstown,Wm It sager,DanPhln co
lesb, Trezlerstown
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lay, Salton I' marßrown,LancePter co
enA Mitler,Slatlngton fir Forrest 'Allentown
2oelayr, Allentown .11e O'Neil', Berke co
ronElsenbar,Oreneld Sehnelder, Sammit ELM
qls W enyder, d AAlentow
SPECIAL NOTICES.
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE OF PHA.
"OAK HALL."
Beat•olaae goods at moderate prices.
WANA.ldatfaß & BROWN.
8. B. corner SIXTH and MLRKBI' streets.
In Department (to make to order) No. IS. Sixth St.
WI:LBON'i3 HIGHEST PEE alni
LOCK-STITCH
SEWING MACHINES,
TES CHEAPEST, SIMPLEST, AND BEST
Salesrooms. 704 OELESTRIIT Street, above Seventh
MILARRMEI3: I .
ALLEY—RODYEL —July Met, DM. by Rev. P, C.
Thirty•seventh street, below Locust, Mr. W es t
L'ellefy ro MIAs Mary Elizabeth Routh, both of West
lodel OW Delaware county papers plea.° cnpy. •
AILIY—EELLEY.—JuIy Slit. 1864, by Rev Frannie
Pearson, y__Zzekiel M. Bailey to Mies Sallie D,
Iley, both 01' West Philadelphia Delaware county
re please aopy, •
IlieltlBoN—OLlNE.—Aurnet let, 1854, by Rey. John
111 r . Robert Robert 8 Ferguson and Mite Mary
Cline, both o Philadelphia. •
DIED-
M I.II.I3HALL. —End dimly, on the 23 inst. , John E.
foerl of Barre, Masslatihneetta. _ •
Mar
[(Poston and Hew oil Mare please copy.
0 _
WIEDERSHEIM. —Su dent!, on the eve ni ng fth
6 inst.. Charles r., eon of William and O. Marg ar e t
Nietiershetre, in the 17th year of Zas d the funeral,
His male friends ate invited to Mien
from the residence of his nannies
No. 7 , 4 North Third
street, on Thursday afternoon, at 3 o .olo e. lc.
TIS CALL. —On the 2d , Chas Tiede', in the 70th
year of his age.
The relative and male friends! of the family are re•
'Tactfully Welted to attend his funeral from his late
residence, No. !MS Christian street, on Friday tnorngtg
at 8 o'clock.
BaWLIST.-0a the let inst., Miss Emlly ' Jl. Bewley,
in the 7t h year of her elle.
The relatives and friends of the nattily are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi
dence, Haverford street,above Thirty- fifth, on Therser
afternoon, the 4th Inez , at 4 o'clock
ELLIOTT. —Os the Wth ult. in battle, near Atlanta,
Ca., Captain Thos. H. Elliett, , itssletan. 6.0)111 , int Gene
ral 3d Division Mb ATMS , Corpu, aged 211 years.
The relatives of the family and personal Meade of the
deceased will meet at the resider° of his father. No. 931
Este street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at half past. 2
o'clock, to proceed to the funeret,wnich wUI take-rive
from Independence Hall.
LITZEBBERO. —Oa the 2d instant, Charles A. Lltzen
berg, in the 47th year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, Darby, on Friday
morning at 10 o'clock. The relatives and friends of the
family, Orphans' Rest Lodge, No 1.3'2. and General
Taylor Encampment, I. 0. 0. F , and Hamilton Lodge
and Columbia Mark Lodge, No. 91, A. F. 81 . , are i e .
vited to attend. Interment at Mount Morlah Ceme
tery. •••
LORBON.—Ott the 2d instant, Mr. Charles Corbon,
winter, in the 73d year of his age.
Tine notice will be given of the funeral. •
Liao. —At Ma reaidence, in this city.= the 21
Orin, &N., aged 72 years.
,'EBILNTHaI. —On the mornis g of the 30th nit.,
rpold Francis, aged 16 months, only son of Elizabeth
I Bernard Loehenthal. •
.Vg•RMAN. —August Ist, Evan H Everman,
Com
ay 87th Regiment, P. V. fr. m w..unds received
fore Petersburg, June 241 h, 1864, in the 41st year of
age.
'he relatives and friends of the family are invited to
tend the funeral, from his late residence on Wed-
Any, august 3d, at 12 To proem' to R adnor B -
Church.
BON & KM, MOURNING STORE,
c. 018 CHESTNUT Street. 3Y741
43 / &
: LANDELL, FOURTH AND
' L Asleek of ell,
ut mock of Shaw ts li6
too nocic of Flannels'
feL a b ktOOk Of Linelie.
of Hoallw .
Mara.
tnentaL
H T Miller & dam; Ohio •
Mrs H either Cincinnati
H M Taylor, Cincinnati
W Oreig, New Jersey
R J Lockwood, St Louts
Mrs Lockwood & 3 oh, Mo
Miss Robinson, Yesmont
Mrs Col'eates, New York
"er L Poste., Pottsville
T li Hambletop. Baltimore
Mtss Hambleton, Baltimore
T B Gales & la. NeW York
WS Pierson, Ohio
A Id Gregg & wr, Bait
J 8 Greener & son, N Y
O Easels, New 3 ork
8 Yoh°, Easton
A Hollingsworth, Boston
A Wnlonle, Boston
N Dar, Huston
A Scanlan & la. Kentucky
B Shi uk le, Kentucky
W Banning, Cincinnati
D H Vneoh, Pa
L D Bogen, Washington
W A Waller, Baltimore
L Townsend, Baltimore
J Hurst, Baltimore
A Williams & le, ‘Jincin'tl
EE6 Baltimore
Kiss Kate Key. Baltimore
Mho E Howard. Baltimore
A Roll &Ist'. New York -
Mr Munson. Boston
Mrs M A Munson & child .
H Walker Portion.'
.
J PlUmmer Sr son, Pittsburg
lt Dean, New York
Z W Saunderson, N York
B WTiorton, Cleveland
Max Glaser, Olnommad
G T Atwood, New Yurk
KM Rhodos, New York
Dr A• It Whaler; U A
9 Rtrauss, New York
W Sahlein. New York
0 Jones. New York-
C H Curler, Cincinnati
M C Bartholomew, Balt
I M L Julitun,' Washington
I Mr 0 M McCoy: Balt
Mrs QM McCoy. Balt
Go l D J S W FloNey, Bnitim
A re
C
E Urltfth
df - r1 Sernite
erlcitm.
M Dowling, Brooklln
.1 . B Laughter. New York
Cape 0 Utahans, Baltimore
John B Baynes, Baltimore
J Lavergood & wt, Limo.
ll lil lien oedy, Ohio
0 M Edward., Baton.
B 0 Cl yes, Coinage.
lEte 0 Moyne, Chicago
JEW Heaety, Cincinnati 0
Mrs Beatty, Cincinnati, 0
Mrs Trowbridge. Ohio
Mrs Brornble & sic, Penna,
Jae Beatty, Jr, Penna
J K lilley, New Jersey
Mr Barton. Delaware so
S W Hampton, Li 9 N
W Seaver, Maryland
W .1 Byrnes, Brooklyn
B J Wilkey, Wash, D C
B Hersh, New 1 ork
IP W Bechtel, Pottsville
Mrs Dr Rowland
George Bishop
Wm Bishop
0 A Band, Boston
Mrs W
mit illiams h .ii 2 obit
A S
El Merchant, EY S N
El Breneman,P,Vrabothiown
Orttip, rreiv Jersey
H Lenhart & wr, Leesport
Geo Brown, Tamaqua
T W Edgar, Espy. t'enna
C 13 Fowler, lisp , Patina
Mns Mitchell, Cincinnati
A Let s• el, Mont tails
R
e L
Lo As s Bos
em, Joseton
Ph
ti+.
J amith & art, Trenton
R L Sinclair. New York
Mrs Sinclair, pew York
S Courtis. Rem' York
aterefisi.
A Lyon, Port Deposit
R A One, U A
J M Jackson, Lancaster co
Mot Haines, Lancaster co
Mr n sG c ub t b ,
L L a a naase r c o
J Scott, Lancaster co
;Mx+ , Shorirldge, Chaste: co
'0 H Sivayne, Unionville
Mine Id Alexander, PIMA
Menai.
E ArPayne
Wm Davenport, Penns,
W 8 Dattham
B Dt, Lebanon Co , Pa •
Lettreil, Hal rl barn
Dralal Lettzell, PlllllOl
Jonathan boavely, Peanut
A Shark, Lebanon
evy Sheaf.
Wm Conveaa, Backs co
Jac Cad seal ader, Fox Chase
A Johnson. New Hop., Pa
S Comley. Upper Dublin
Sam Cain. Moreland
Oliver Sender, New York
C P Holcombe, IQ Jens,
• sllson.
Jos Severn, Delaware
G Ratan, Doll.ware
,Chas Nipens. Delaware
W I. P Bowen, Maryland
B D Chamber., U i A
C gehulhass & wife
'l' DAVIN If Jersey
A. Armstrong, N Jersey
Upton. •
F Fairlamb, Media, Pa
Jos B Motel., Bainbridge
W Morrison, Baltimore
W Bose, Meobanicebarlf
Abner Kirlc, 'Maryland ,
B R Barton, Maryland
V McKay. N T
Thoe Stagg, B Y
NEW STRUT GUT/ARRAN CHURCH, Rev. E.
W. NUTTER Pastor, on THURSDAY NOR M%
A ugnot 4th ;to continue one hour, : from 9 told 4. M.
The co; venation and public kindly invited. _ sta.*
WH AT CONSTITUTES A NATION,
rifr ' ,_ AL FAST, ACCORDING TO GOD'S
C. CAMPBELL on tble subjeet at Spring Garden 1141.
...tamest corner of THIRTEENTH and oPRING A.R
rwri Incept.. T.O.MORROW ai 1031 A. M. lc*
'&HERE WILL BE sElivirus -at
lar the TENTH PERSBYTERIAN CHTHWEL cor,
ner of TWELFTH and WALNUT Streets, on THURS
DAY MORNING next, at llo , oleek, the day appointed
by the Preening for humiliation and prayer, at which
members of other Churches which are nut open for thin
purpode are loviteeto attend. It*
I wil
KAYEER. MOVII
heERS' CONVERT (Wedneeday) 01P_
IllarPßl be at
ON
itg--
TERWOON, at 3 o'clock, at tbe Church.' in GR.F.RIf
&reel', above Tenth. Ladles having friends in the strait
are espeCially Welted. Its
M" THE CITIZENS OF PHILA.DEL-
Pl 3 IA ore requested to meet at the rooms of the
BOARD OF TRADE, THIS DAY, A 1 o'clock P. IE,,
to adopt measures for the immediate relief of those who
-are now suffering for want of food and clothing. in Con
sequence of the recent rebel destruction of Chambers
burg.
ALEXANDER HENRY, ALEXANDER NESBIT,
GEO. H. STUART, JAY COOKE &
DREXEL & CO., J. E. CALDWELL & CO.,
MORTON McMICHAEL, JOSEPH PATTERSON.
ALEX. a. CATTELL, WILLIAM' WELSH,
It WIC S. & ALFRED HARTIEN.
NOTICE.—IN ACCORDANCE MMI"
the recommendation of Coro rose, and the pro
clamation of the President, appointing THURSDAY
next, the 4th inet., as a day of humiliation and orayer,
the under named In. arena° Companies will nut be open
for buainess on that day:
Pauspar,rnta. August 2, 1861.
THOS. 0. HAND, President Delaware Mutual State
Insurance Company.
ARMOR 0. GuFFIN, President Insurance Company
of North America.
RICHARD S. SMITH, Union Mutual Insurance Com
nallV.
HENRY D. SHERSBRD,-President of the Insurance
Company of the State et' r an i u3y i va ..l,. •
WILLI 2 M Cltaiu, President American Mntual Loan
ratter . 01 1 1PabY•
SAMUEL WILCOX, Secretary of the Phconix Mutual
Insurenee CompanY
WM. F. DhAß.Vice President Anthracite Insurance
Company.
THOS. 8. , MARIS. President of_the American Fire /n
-ewer= Corn Deny.
JON. PATTEhSON. President of the Pennsylvania
Fire Insurance Company.
DAVID'LEWIS,• Secretary 'Mutual Aesnrance Com-
Deny, new Samuel Bette
C. TIVOLLY, Preeident of the Reliance Insurance
Company.
JAS hoMBRS SMITH, Secretary and Treasurer of the
Philadelphia Cro Olbutionahip.
Liverpool and London insurance Company,.-per AT
WOOD 86.11 TH. It
ligrTHE CITIZENS OF THE TENTH
wARD are neetteated to meet THIS EVENING,
Augeets, at B_welt:a*, in the Baptist. (March, north•
w.-et corner. BROAD and ARCH Streets, to adopt izetts
ni es to rafts the Rneta of the ward before the sth of
St member next. It 4 le important that all interested
ehonitiqm vete*" •
0 ' t
SUPPER.iiR Ar -CHAMBARSBURG, PA: •
We have received from O. R. Aleesecsmith,
Cashier of the Bank of Cnamborshurg, a deplorable ac
count of the destitution existing there. Persons wish
ing to atd the sufferers can do so by sending their con.-
tram tiona to us. DREXEL dc CO.,
auS 6t 34 South THIRD Street.
, . .
MR. EDITOR: 'CALVING JUST 118.
1 1 1 = 5 ' turned from a trip to Beasley 's Point, N....1.', I.
thought I would let your readers know something of
the place. It Is a delightful spot, situated on Egg .Ear
her - 13ey, twelve miles from Seaville Station, Cape May
Railroad, where you take a delightful ride in the stage
to-the "Point," where are to bajotua plenty of good
gannirg, fl• hing, superb sailing, and excellee t .bath
ing, and no mosarstfoes, and a jolly good landlord, Mr.
W. W. Foster, who is always ready and veining to do
anything* for the pleasure and comfort of his guests.l
Revise all pleasure. seekers about leaving the but cities
to go, by all meaue,.to 13easlev's Point, N. J.
Philadelphia, August 21, 1663. . 11.'"
AVOID THE DRAFT—DO Nor BE
deceived by statements to the effect that your
is fall. It is not fall.
A meeting of the citizens of the FOUKTEF.NTH
WARD, irrespective of party, will be held is SPRING
CARA:EN HALL on-THURSDAY EVENING, August 4,
at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of receiving the report of
the delegates to the County Conventina, and. to coat
piete.the arrangements for securing exemption for our
Ward. Let alt come 'who can. We used more aid.
FREP'K A VAN CLEVE,
Colß. W
GATCHEAULLH MRICE, Delegates.
F. ,
RETAIL GROCERS AND' PRO.
14r718101i1 DE &LESS—You are requested to attend
a meeting or the 'Trade, to he held at che.blall, 1227
LOCUST Rity est, on 111UBSDAY 'EVENING, at S o'clock.
to adopt measures that, will advance the interest of
those engaged in the business.
By onto' of the 406ot:dation.
lt• CHARLES W. FRAZIER, Ftecretary.
IIMF" NI 0 R TIE IL Y STATEMENT OF
UFOURTH . NATIONAL BANK, as required by
the Thirty-fourth section of the National Currency Act:
Average amount of loans and discounts E 7.93,800
" • U. B. legal tenders 10,100
" due from other banks 6;0
88,
lit "
of notes in circulation 10,000
~ " of deposits, including balances
due to other batiks 305,700
Pgrr.Anzurtia, August 21, Mi,
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, as.
I. San uel J. Maclaullan, Cashier of the Fourth Na
tional Beak, being sworn, depose and say that the
above statement is eorreat, to the beat of my knowledge
and belief.
sworn before me, this second day of August, A. D.
1861. JOSEPH BROSS VON,
ant-3t. •
. Notary F'nblic.
nr, • COLORED PEOPLE IN THE CARS.
—At the nteeting of the Colored People held at
bansom-s treet Bali, on Tuesday evening last, in regard
to their exclusion from the cars, the chairman, J. C.
Bowers, among other statements, made the following,
showing what disadvantages they encocuiter In conse
quence of eu . eitt regulations:
Ile said: A lady, a friend of mine, had a brother
who died in West Philadelphia lately, and very natu
rally desired to follow his remains to their last resting
place; but, being lame, she was unable to walk eo far,
a private conveyance she was unable to pal for, and,
the conductor of the cars refusing to let her ride, she
was deprived of paying the last tribute of respect to her
departed relative.
" Orly last week the Matron of the Colored Rome in
Watt PhiladelPhia, a lady of re fi nement, being obliged
to come to the city for an undertaker to bury a child teat
near
di l e o d o
egenot,w s h sta d
ntg twalhk meomeatenrd r abnaskd,
not being permitted to ride, except on Inc front platform,
and was not willing to eo degrade herself; an example
all our women should imitate, if they respect themselves
and their race.
"The other day Captain Robert Smell, of the steamer
Planter, who immortalized himself by taking this vessel
out of Chrrleston harbor, past Fort Sumpter, and de
livered her over to the commander of our fleet on that
station; who also saved the vessel on another occasion,
- as ma are informed.was amendingone of the deep,
loaded viith 'mnnitiods of war,forage, - We , fee the anal',
the captain being at the wheel ,when suddenly a masked
be ttery opened upon them• he immediately left his
position and the steamer to her fate, and found refuge.
in coal bunks. email, who held a subordinate position,
seeing the danger et losing the 'vessel, rushed to the
wbeei,aad, amid the volleys of shot and aliell,sacceed
' ed in accompliehleg the voyage and retainin
hearingl
in safety. The commander of the station, this.
immediately promoted Small to captain. flotwithetand-
Dug all these bravo feeds, he in company wile his pur
ser were ordered out of the cars in this city.
• See. Wm. J. Alston, 'Rector of St. Thomas' Episcopal
Church. bad his only son. a child of about two years
old, which has been sick for some time, over in Camden,
when he was suddenly taken very and, gaining this
aide of the river, he desired to take the cars, but thp
conductor tesed ; he told him he thought his child was
eying and hew aled to get home as soon as possible to
consult a physician, but was not permitted to do so, it
:being of very lite conaegaence to the conductor whether
the child died o rnot. This gentleman has two brothers
now in the Federal army sighting for liberty and Union,
ann he himself was one of the first among the clergy to
record his name to dig trenches daring the raid of July,
103.
" There are two societies of ladies in this city—the
Sanitary Committee of St. Thomas' Church, auxiliary
to the U. b. es.uitary Commission, and th e Caton Relief
Association, both of which have done much. at the se
veral camps and hoepitas ler c o n seq u e nce ick and wounded
Soldiers' comfort; but,in of lining excluded.
from the care, are compelled to hire,at exorbitant rates,
Private conveyance, whenever t hey pay a visit
We think the above statements should he sufficient to
satiety any one of the great injustice i 'and measures
should be taken immediately by the directors to open
the cars and do justice to aIL lt
PAIILSDELPHIA. SOCIETY FOR
tar PROMO VINO :a OR [CULTURE. ^ tiavast Meet
ing at BOQIIIS 326 WALNUT Street, on WSDNNSDAY,
3d inist at 11 o'clock A. M.
t ar INSERANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. ikuoutr 'l, Mt
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
TV? !OTT DOLLARS per Share, clear of all taxes.
ANC
payable to the Stockholders or their legal ropreeente,
tires, on demand. WIL HARPSR,
an2-lOt Secretary.
•
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL VAT.
OrTATIAN CHURCH, corner of TENTH and LO
CUST Streets—ln accordance anth the recommendation
of Presid* nt Lincoln will be opened for religions ser
vices,. THDRSDaY NEXT, 4th Met. To commence at
half past ten o'clock A. AL . an2-3t
iRr" TUE GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.—
OPTICS OF MIPS COMMITTEE ON LABOR.,
INCOME, AND IiEWLNIIII.
PHILADELPHIA, July 30, 1864.
The rumdersigned respectfully requests any who have
bills against this Committee in pr. sent them at once for
settlement. JOHN W. CLAGHOEN,
Treasurer,
Office 118 S. SEVENTH St. ,Philada.
igsr.• T Ah USER • S DEPAIR MEAT
BORT II B R NkENTRAL RAILWAY COM
PANY, CALVERT STATION,
Betatatoas, Idly 29,1864
The President and Director. of this Company have de
clared it Dividend for the quarter ending June 30th; df
TWO (2) PER CENT., free of National and State taxes,
payable to the Stockholders on the 25th of Angnst next,
at this °Mee.
The Transfer Books will be closed from the 16th to
the 25th of August. By order,) anl-mseflOt . B. LEIS, Trouttrer.
OFFICE SOMERSET IRON AND
COAL COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
61 CEDAR Street, Nam Tonic, JillY 2S, 1864.
NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to a resolu
tion of the Board of.Directore, an Instalment of 20 per
cent. on the Subscription to the Capital dtock of the
SOMERSET IRON AND COAL COMPANY OF PENN
SYLVA NIA be. and is hereby, made payable to JAMES
WADSWORTH, reauarer of said Company, on or be
fore the 6th day of September next.
and-teed Attest: T. M. TYNO, Secretary.
PrCRITTENDEN'S COMMERCIAL
_ Ctini l l 637 CHESTNUT Street, corner of
SeVintli: J. -Co ale preparation for the Counting-
Rona. Tele . Meg taught by •oue of the best of
insetbral operators. Students received at any time,and
instructed separately. Catalogues for Hulled year fur
nished on application. sul-St•
OFFKE OF THE BRIGGS OIL
WCOEFANY, No. 147 South FOURTH Street.
PHILADELPHIA, July SO, 1831.
The Board of Directors have THIS DAY declared the
second monthly divid nd of ONeE PIE CEN. on the
etipitta stock, payable on the B th of August, T clear of
State tax.
I he Transfer Books will be closed after the 4th of Au
gust. snd reopened on the Bth. CHAS. A. DUT,
anlet Treasurer.
Or - OFFICE OF THE COULTER COP
PER COfdPANY, 319 WALNUT Street.
NOTICE is hereby giYen that all stock in Chic Com"
Muir, called ich the instalment of 60- dollars per
share, March lath, 1864, and due Ma y let, UM, is
not paid is forfeited for said default„ and that, it
to the charter and by-laws of the Company, it mill be
sold at Public Auction, on MONDAY, Auto:lBElth, 1814.
at 12 o'clock 11. ,at the office of tt e Secretary of the COSI-
Pool No. 319 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia , unless
Palo on or before that day.
By order of the Board of Directors.
DAVID S. EBTL, Secretary.
POI LADELPHIA, July 28. 1861. jy22.101
tar. DIVIDEND Fi0119102.- 46 THE Med
CLINTOCKYR.DEPEPROLEUMCOMPANY."
I.orftee 11d. 411 WALtUT Street.
PHILADISLPHIA. July 73, 1864.
The Board of Directors have this day &chard the
fourth monthly dividend of ONE PER CENT. on the
capital stock.lia_yable at the Office of the Company on
and after SATURDAY, August 6, mu.
The Tratater Books Will dose on Saturday, July 30,
at 3 o'clock P. M., until Saturday. Actium 8.
. iy23.9t0 WM. MOONEY, Secretary.
NO TICE IN HEREBY G IV E N
that a pplication has been made to the Trustees
of the Fire Association of Phlladetta for the renewal
of POLICY No . 10,66 g 3,
_for lIMOV tied September 1,
1848, in name of CRAB. DIoINTTAB, tr . ci ta, t , 3 l 6 , 6 ,t t.
3y2o.wfutlato NO. 110 5. ELEVENTH
gar ANION STATE COMMITTEE
ROOMS. 1108. OHISSTNUT Street. —The State
Committee request their friends throughout the State
to adopt efficient means to forward early and full returns
al the election upon the Constitutional Amendments.
bend by Telegraph to the Chairman at Girard House,
Philadelphia ,
. The Committee Rooms are now open. and all corre
spondence directed to the n.
Chairman will receive prompt
attention. S. CadISRON, Clutirma
crearY.
A. W. Bartsar, Se
m
finny 21. 1E64.
PHARMIIIG,. LIFE LIKE STY IJICS
` ,l Portraits, aecaiste in outline and eiresslos
M
coloring Photographs, and impresstveS ARCH SE
Iite•SIZIS on- colored. at 021 St.
THE NEW TAX BILL AND REVENUE
STAMP LAW.—Copies of the new Tax Bill and Re
venue Stamp Law for male wholesa ns le and re tl tail. And
Revenue Stomps of all descriptio constany on hand
at the follow intrates of discount :
On orders of 60 twopeLCent.
100 three
"' 800 four
" 6' • -
At the principal depot for the all of Internal Revenue
Mamma, No. 304:.C,11 SEITNErt JR mat:. • sad.: -103 ' S.
Pin 8 Street. Pall. deaception, of .cris Stamp Ilaw-,111
Pamphlet form. • - &RIC
tritE PRESS. PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, NM:
NATIONAL UNION TICKET.
FOR PRESIDZIFF•
ABRAHAM• LINCOLN.
OP waren.
FOR DICE ruismENr.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
EIXCTORAZ TICKET.
SENATORIAL.
NORTON MoMICHABL. Phan&bids.
T. CUNNINGHAM, Beayer County.
REPRESENTATIVE.
1. Robert .11ing, 19. 'Silas W. Rail,
3. G. Morrison Coates, 14. Charles R. Shriner.
3. Henry Bumm__, 16. John Wider.
4. William H . Kern, 16. David MeConauslaYs
6. Barton H. Jenks, 17. David W. Woods.
6. Charles M. Runk, 18. Isaac Benson.
I. Robert Parke, • 19. John Patton.
8. William Taylor, 20. Samuel B. Dick.
9. John A. Riestand,_ 21. Bverardillerer, •
10. Richard Coryell, 22. John P. Penney,
11. Edward Holliday. 23. Ebenezer Manakin.
12. Charles F. Read, 24. John W. Blanchard.
By order of the State Central CoMmittea.
RILLITALUT.
.111 HEADQUARTERS PENNSYLVA
NIA MILIT fa, HARRISBURG, ' July .9 . 1864.—GENE
AL-D ORDERS, No. 52.
Authority irow the. War Department, dated July
27th, inst. , baring this day been received to raise Ten
w B giments of Volunteer Infantry, under the call
of the Preeident of the Uni.ed Matto , . 9,f the 18th inst.,
for Five Hundred Thout and (500,000) men,
R to orderSa.
. .
1. Special authoritiea will be granted to raiee ' compa
nies, to be recruit( d.arid organized agreeably to General
Orders Igo. 151, War Department, series of 1344. no.
terrace will be given topersons who` have been in ter-
Tice and have been honorably disoliargkd.
IL Applications for appointments ae mastering Lieu
tenants, under the above order will be immediately
made to the office of th. Adjutant of the State.
. lii. Commanding officers of squad or of companies
recinited west of Johnstown and, the Laurel Hill range
of the reountaii a will report.to the commanding officer.
Camp Reynolds, near . Pitteburg. Pennsylvania all
east of that lire and west of, and including Readiug,
Pennsylvania, will report to the commanding officer,
Camp Curtin, Harrisburg ;. ell east of Reading aad that
line will rerun to the commanding officer, Camp Cad
walader, Philadelphia.
Upon the application of the commanding officer. or of
the mustering Lieutenant of a company, to the agents of
the diterent raiirosd companies throughout, the State,
tiaMportation to the camp of rendezvous -will be fur
' Dished.
IV. Actual and necessary expenses._ for hoarding and
lot/ ging of troops , raised under ihis order,'*lll be paid
by the 'United States disbursisg officer, at.the proper
post, at a. rate not exceeding forty eats per day for each
man mustered into the serrice•of the United States, on
the affidavit of the officer furnishing the - quoins supported
by the receipts of the party - to whom, the, money was
paid. liams aof the men, andthe &dee between which
each n en was boarded and lodged, matte stated in the
account rendered
_ The term of service will be for either one, two or
three years, as recruits may elect. . • • •
VI. Regiments must be mustered in before September
aftbeAth,) eighteen hundred and sixty-four, (1864,) in
order that they may be credited on the quota OfThe State
under the afermaid call. . .
VII. Incomplete regiments and companies which fail
to organize. will be consolidated within a reasonable
time, to Ps to form and be mustered in with complete
regimental organizations beiore that datm
VIII. Boum lee will be paid by the United States Gov
elnment as follows, namely :
For recruits for one year
trio years 2co
" three years $OO
The - first instalments of bounty will be paid by the
waste) ing sod disbui sing Once's when. the recruit is
mustered In, as follows :
To t, recruit who enlists in thliariny for I year.... 533 33
2 years... 6666'
. years.4.loo
s a reward for meritorious conduct, and- , also to
re liable military. experience, appointments of
.Fielci Officera will be made, except under peCuliar cir
curnetauces, from men who have been in service and
have been honorably discharged. B order of
A. G CURTIN'.
.Governor and Commander -in-Chief.
•
A. L. Emma, Adjutant General, Pennsylvania.
The annexed order is published for information.:
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUTANT MINERAL'S OPPIOR,
WARAINOTON, March 31, 1864.
GENERAL ORDERS, he .
General Order', Ito. 15. series of Met are hereby re.
eci nd ed, and the following orders will govern hereafter,
in lieu thereot
I. in organizing new regiments or independent com
panies of volunteers, the Governors of States are hereby
authorized to appoint. in addition to the staff officers
Leretoforo authorized, one Second Lieutenant for each
company, who Beall be conditionally rimeteredlnto ser
vice at the date of his appointment. Any officer thus
appointed and mustered, shall only be entitled to be
pa don the muster and pay roll of his company, and
should be fail to enlist an organized company, within
such time aa the War Department may designate, the
men enlists d by him &hall be transferred to tome other
company ; his appointment shall be cancelled and he
shall be discharaed without pay, unless the, Governor
give him a position in the consolidated company to
Wkioh his men similhave been transferred
I). Mustering officers will repcirtpromptly to the Ad
jutant General of she army the same of every Recruit
ing Lieutenant mustered into the service bythem'under
a conditional letter of appointment, together with the
compaty and regiment fer which he is recruiting. Of
cers will be mustered into the service only OR the an-
ihority of the Governor of the state to which their regi
ments
belong.
111. Articles of enlistment will be made out in -dupli
cate by each recruiting Oilcan, and will be disposed of
as provided by paragraph le, page 84, Recruiting Regu
lations Volumeer Service. Recruits will be sent to
the regimental rendezvous. at least as often as once a
week, where they will be immediately examined by
the burgeon of the regiment, or other surgeon employed
foeShatpnrpoie by the Superintendent Volunteer Re
a-tilting bervice and if found unfit for duty by reason
of permanent disability. will be discharged from the
service forthwith by the Surgeon, who will report taco
ditebarges to the Stiperintendent Volunteer. Recruiting
Service, and also to the Adjutant of the regiment, noting
particularly those cases where the disability was °bet
ens at the time of milts men t. ea soon as the organiza
tion is &omelets, it shall be carefully inspected and MlLS
tered by a United Stater Mustering efficer, whb will see
that at leatt the minimum number of each company fs
present: no abeentees.will be counted.
IV. Until regiments or independent comparilesare or
ganized sad mustered in. they will be under the control
of the Governor of the State. but all requisitions for
Quartermaster, Medical, and Ordnance stores, all con
tracts for fuel. strew and subsistence, and all .requist
borne for transportation. must be apprevedsby the Su-
Perinteeder t Volunteer Recruiting service for the State
or Division.
•••• V. Pi easeoceinteitosta•Penseatinencce. zaiaisess
organizations shall be paid by Diiburabei facers unless
approved by. the Superintendent of Volunteer itecrnit
ing Service. -
By order of the Secretary of WD.
•B. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General,
au
MARSHAL'S
.SALES.
...
MAROEF L ' BALE. , ---BY,VtRTITE 01
a Writ of Sale, by the Ron. JOHN CAD WALk.
DER, Judge of the District Court of the United States,
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in Ad
reiMaty, to toe directed, will be sold at Public Sale, to
the highest and best bidder. for cash, at NICOBNICIVB
STORE. No. 149 North FRONT Street, on WEDNES
DAY, August 10, 1864. at 12 o'clock, N , 82 bales and 1.6
bales of Cotton, being Cat goes of vessels unknown.
WILLIAM MILLWARD
'United States Marshal B. D. of Pennsylvania. -
?WIT'S DELPFTA, July 29, 1954. JY3O-6t
m A R SHA L'S 'BALE -BY VIRTUE OF
A-La- a Writ •of Sale, by the Ron. John. Cadwalader,
Judge of the District Court of the United States, in and
for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in Admiralty,
to me directed, will be sold at public sale to the highest
end beat bidder, for cash; at INDIFIENER' ST O RK.
No. 142 N. FRONT Street, on WEDNR .4 I)6I. *August
10, 1864, atl2 o'clock M., 90 bales and 45 bales of cotton,
being cargoes of vessels nut , nown.
WiLLI A3t MILL W ATM,
" .B. S Marshal R. D. of Penna.
PIiriADBLYMM, July 28, 1864.
EDUCATIONAL.
TitRIBTOL BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
GIRLS will reopen on the first Second -day in the
ninth month. Yor.cirstilanlPply_to •
auS- . wfm4sl.* RUTH ANNA PIERCE, Principal.
MISS MART THROP:P- 1 071LIA RE
OPOE( her ENGLISH and FRENCH BOARDING
and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES. at No. 11811
CHESTNUT 800,4, Philadelphia, on the 12th of• Se
ptember. For otrenhuvointtl.the lit of Sibt . ember, ad
. dress IdisirTHßOPP,Vailey Forge."Pa • al-tlw•
A YODING ,LADY, COMPETENT TO
AUL teach the English branches, and Music. is desirous
of obtaLnlng &situation as Governess. Good references
even. Address Box 97, BRIsroL, Pa.' aus.ats
MISSES CASEY & MRS. BEEBE'S
-a- ENGLISH and FRENCH BOARDING and DIY
SC H W O E O DN ,
EoD A 7O 3t h WA it L h N o U f T Se p S t t e r m ee b t e r R a E 3 O -2PmEN
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ILLIAIiSPORT DIOKINSOIN3=I
- I NARY
. FOB BOTH SEXES.
mat:
This 'Rion, loceved at Williamsport, Pa., hea
many advantages. The situation is beautiful, health-'
ful, and earl of 9.001.66. The buildings. of brick. are
lighted with Ras. supplied throughout with the best of
hydrant w stet., and *ill arcouirkodate "two hundred
boa:dins pupils The - faculty is full and experienced.
All its members room Ap the buildings and eat with the
students. Charges mWdtrate. Next term will com
mence August 18the Send for a Catalogu.
THOMPbON MITCHELL,
President.
WOODLAND . SEMINARY, WEST
PHIL.ADELPRIA. —A DAY and BOAKDINO
-SCHOOL for Young Ladies will be - opened September
14. at No. 9 WOODLAND TERRACE, by Rev.
HENRY REEVES, A. M. assisted by W e n t comten and
experienced Teachers. •Mr R. retitta from ha
hamburg Seminary, where the session has regularly
closed with nearly fourscore pupils.
Address, till /lily 16, the Principal, at Chamlwiraburg.
Pa. After that, No. 9 Woodland Terrace, West Phila
delphia.
REFERENCE —Rev. Albert Barnes, Rev. H. A.
Boardman. D. D.; Rev. J. G. Butler, Rev. GI W. Me-
Phail, D. D. • Rev. 0. W. Shields, D. D.; Rev. John
W. Mears; don. Jos. Alison and A. 0. Cattell, Req.,
Philedflphis.: Han J. Kennedy Morehead, Plthiburg;
Hons. George Chambers and .--/P. , McOltare, Chambers
burg. • - 139-swtt
GLEN W 00D ACA-DEMY, DELA. -
WARE WATER GAP, 11101 , !ROR'UO:, PA..
The fall session of the above tomtit:aim wil nom-
Inman on the nth ot.the 9th month (September). For
perticolars apply to BANMEL &MOP, Prime:lPA'.
- 030-2 m Delaware Water. Gap. Monroeco.. Pa.
FRIENDS' SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND
-A- SMALL DOTS, on School lane, Germantown, will
reopen on te education h month. The aerial branches of
an English 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
patroulce the school. iy2s-tf
VILLAGE GREEN SEKINARY.—FII
LITs RY BOARDING SCHOOL. 4 miles beyond Me
dia. and 134 miles from Glen Riddle, on the West Ches.
ter Railroad. Thorough course in Hathemation. Natu
ral Sciences. Languages, end English. Practical les
sons in Surveying and Civil Engineering. Fine library
and apparatus. Number of pupils limit Begins Sept.
lid Pupils have benefits of a home. Refers to John C.
Capp & Son, SS douth Third latent; Thos. J. Clayton
Ee,q., Fifth and Prune; John H. Diehl, 800 Walnut'.
Address Rey. J.
H v EN u Y e o B
zARRTENN,
,A
Penner
iy22Sn
TBE WEST CHESTER 4.CADENY
AND MILITARY INFTITIITIL •
The cholaetic year of ten months commences on the
Arai TUBSpAY, the 6 , 1, of September next, and closes
on the Ist of July following.
Boys and young men prep&11141140 College or BtleineSS
in its various requinments.
The modern languages are taught by 'furtive reftdent
Teachers, who have no connection with any other
schooL
For catalogues and full information apply to
- WM. F. WISES* X.,
•k• Principal;
or, J. RIINTFJI WORRALL, A. M. Ph.; D
Associate Prinelp;sl,
WEST CHESTER, Penns.
PHILADELPHIA COLLEGIATE IN
STITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES, No. 1530 ARCH
Street. Bee. CHAS. A. SMITH, D. D.a.11. WAR:ENOS
WITH, A. At., Principals.
Ninth Year. Three Departments: l i rthaw, Acade•
mic. and Collegiate. Full college course in Classics,
Mathematics, higher Engllsb, and Natural Science. for
those mho graduate. Modern Languages Etude, Pabst
ing,. and Elocution by the beet masters. For circulars,
aPPLY at 1226 CHESTNUT Street, or address Box 2611
P. 0.. Pkthdelphig. • arao-621.
TIO NOT FAIL .TO :BA'i7l YOUR
Photograph talon in REIMER'S most artistio
roamer. His Colored Photographs for El are natural
and accurate likenesses. SECOND St , above Green.
TVORYTY PIC9-41T • STY.I;E . AND
finish B E. REIMER'S are unsurpassed—am/di
eftely colored, light and shade naturally arranged.
flesh tints life•lihe and agreeable. See warner's, 624
ARCH Street.
Dl] B PA LISIMIL SOAP.—THIE3I3O
is made of pare, Verb Palm oil, and is entirely a
vegetable f3osp; more sultabir. for Toilet use than those
made from animal foto 'boxes of one dozen cakes,
for, $2 per box. Manefaetured by- •
.030. ELEINTON &_BO.ll O
50...,n6;matakurerr_4c Weak beige* Front.- and.
sikCANAti. CRUP7Pk• 6ED.
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THE DUPLEX. ELLIPTIII (OR DOUBLE) HEEL
SPRING.
J. L. & J. G. WEST. No 97 . CHA.MBEES STREET,
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL SPRING
This invention consists of Duplex (or two) Elliptic
Steel Springs. ingeniously brained tightly and firmly
together. edge to edge, Making the toughest. moat etas
tic. flexible, end durable spring ever used, enabling the
wearer. in consequence of its great elasticity and flexi
bleness, to place nnd fold the start when 'nese as easily
end with the same convenience ae a silk or muslin
dress. It entirely obviates and silences the only eines
lions to hoop shirts, viz: the annoyance to, the wearer
as well as the public, especially in crowded assembles,
carriages, railraan care, church pews, or in ass crowded
place, from the difficulty of contracting them to occupy
ing a small Space, This entirely removes the dillicultY,
while giving the skirt the usual full and symmetrical
form, and is the lightest and most stylish and graceful
appearance for . the street.upeze, promenade; or holies
dress. A lady having enjoyed the plea-sure,. comfort
end great convenience of wearing tbo Duplex Elliptic
Spring Skirt for a single day, will never afterward
willingly dispense with the use of them. They are the
best quality In every part, and by far the lightest, most
+Jamb. e, comfortable, and economical skirt made. Pier.
chants will be supplied as above, and ladies in most
first-class retail stores in this city and throughout the
different htatss.
4 Inquire for the
DyOBLE ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRTS.
- pg.R.ADL7E - Y!B -DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT.
Very flexible,' folded-easily when in use to occupy a
small space, making the most agreeable BEAT t Avorn.
For sale by d. bf RAYLEIGH.
902 CHESTNUT Street.
CAKER.O2I. Chairman.
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRRING SKIRT,
THE MOST POPULAR •
AND FLEXIBLE IN USE.
SREPPPARD, VANDA' &LINGER, & ARRINON.
1008 CRESTNUT Sirent.
IATENT'DIIPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT.
For sale by
- WADLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
A- 0 SKIRT--1 he greatest improvement we have ever
seen in IeaDIMI,,KIARS,aett anartyla of
ARMY, NAVY, AND CIVIL
C I_A 'Fr "I - 1. 0 "ILT S .
W. T. "NODGRASS,
•
al- S. SECOND Strat and 23 STRAWBERRY Street.
A LAIRGB STOOK OF ALL BINDS - ,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERRS, YESTINGS,
At fair prices, purchased 'before the rise, ittde2ielaint
of gold gdlloblers,by the package, piece, or yard. Oar
motto is to sell. We don't peddle. Corns and see our
stock. The Array and Navy trade has oar special at
tention. au3-lm
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
w sisirtir FOR ISO 4-.
ANEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN ;
ROOP SKIRTS.
. re the owners or the patent and exolusive mannfee
titers sa this,
J. W. BRADLEY'S
J. a. MAXWELL & SON. •
S.' E. Cor. ELEVENTH and CHESTNUT StreOts
- 6UPERIiiii7EXiiit.CENCE • ' '
QURWIN STODDART & BRO.,
4 50 . 452, and 45i N. SECOND Si. , ab.
an.9-1m
1)13011 FOR gu5.113."
LINEN
Superb quality, white and, entered.
Natural color, extra heavy.
Coating Linens, fancy Drily.
Wide due black Alpacas.
White Marseilles Vestings.
No advance in Slimmer CassitnereS,
Fine Stock for Summer and Fan.
LAWNS.
Good styles from fiS to 60 mitts.
Summer dress stuffs low.
COOPER & CONARE,'
S. corner NINTH and ILLEKET Streets,
F ica ORGANDY. LAWNS REDUCED
PROM $1 26 to 76 ats.
Rich Organdy Robes, reduced to ss. •
Lawns reduced from $1 to 62% ets.
Grenadines at very low prices.
Sumner Drssa Goods all reduced.
India Silks reduced to 76 cts. and $L .
White Barege Shawls and Circulars,
White and Black Lace Mutes and Rotundas.
Summer Shawls selling off very low.
Whine and Colored Shetland Shawls.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
NW South SECOND Streit.
CLOSING OUT SUMMER DRESS
GOODS AT LOW PRIORS.. •
A great variety of etylee of this season's Importation,
from 22 cents to IR.
Beet Pacific Lawns at MX cents.
Figured Brown Lawns at 373( cents.
French Lawns at 40, 00, 62 and 5736 cents. •
Best makes of Muslim Calicoes, Ornharns, and all
kinds of Domestic Goode, far below the manufacturer's
prices.
White Barese and Lama Shawls.
Silk Grenadine Shawls.
ISG) all-wool Cashmere Shawls $2.25 worth $l.OO.
a. STEEL El SON,
Nos. 713 and 715 North TENTH Street.
EXAMINE OUR LAWNS.
Lawns, brown ground, neat figured, 445.
Lawns, white ground. neat fluored. 44c.
Euekaback and Bath Towsle, large.assortment,
Bird's Bye Linen Towel&
Extra size Damask Towels.
Shetland Wool Shawls for tourists, $ll.
Bathing Flannels, red and gray.
13'8 JOHN H. STOKES. 10% ABCS Street.
I* - 9 'Pis& 4=4 41:43:i
The attention of TAIFfp A130171'..1.41KV-
Thriiiiiis w arfi k i rliel:Nalii.(Tr;;"l;Vies
tering Places, or "the Country," Is F+
E ., respectfully invited to the extensive stook 0
PR, of WHITE GOODS, suitable for SUMMXR al;
PR WEAR, for WHITE. BODIES, MORNING *
4 WRAPPERB, &c.' en
. An extensive assortment is offered in Lam. CS
and Worked Edgings and Insertings, Veils, 0,
Handkerchiefs, Collars,Blee*oyand in plain CS
and fancy Plaid, Stripe and Figured White
1.., Goods AT PRICES MUCH BELOW THEIR
is rasswer RETAIL VALUE.
100 Printed Linen Cambric Dresses.
B P:e pieces Raged, Tucked, and Striped %1
Muslin& NI
I
• • E. M. NEEDLES.
11 , Ikk Ir4:1:i34,31114;0:11.4-441
A ItDIT GOODS.
FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY
30VA. S Sr, lIETA_ S S I, I_4,
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
418 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
Banners, Regimental and Company .Flags. Swords,
Bashes, Bette, Fassants, Epaulets, Hats, Cate, Can
teens, .11a7orsicks, Camp Kits, Field Glasses, BPurs,
and everything p.rtoining to the complete outfit of
Army and Navy Officers.
liberal di . FCOllllt allowed to the trade. anl3-I.m
LEGAL.
ITER STATES, EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF PENNtYLVANIA. —SIM
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATE'S, TO
THE MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF
PERNSY LVANIL—CREETING:
'WHEREAS, The District Court of the United States
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rightly
and duly proceeding on a Libel, filed in the name of the
United States of America, bath decreed all persons in
general -who have or Pretend to have any right , title,
or interest in one hundred and forty-three small bags,
three large bags,, font bales and six bags of cotmn, The
cargo of a certain eteamship dr 90;130l unknown, cap
tured by the United States vessel-of, war Fort Jackson
under command of Capt. Ben) F Sande,to be moniahed,
cited, and called to judgment, at the time and place un
derwritten, end to the effect hereafter expressed, (jus
tice so requiring.) Yon are therefore charged and
strictly enjoined and commanded, that yon omit not,
but that by pnbliehing these presents in at least two of
the daily nevepaPeinprinted and published In the city
of Philadelphia, and in the. Legal Intelasencer. you do
mortieb and cite, or canee.to be me nished and cited,per
emptorily, all persona in general who have, or pretend
to have any right, title, or interest in the said one hun
dred and forty-three small bags, three large bags, (Our
bales, and six bags of cotton, the cargo of a certain
etesmship or vessel unknown. to appear before the
Honorable JOHN CAD W ALADER, the Judge of the
said Court, at the District Court room,in the city of Phi
ladelphia,
on the twentieth day after paolication of
these pretents, if it be a court nay , ' or else on the next
court day followingebetween the usual hours of hearing
canner, then and there to ehow, or allege, in due form
of law, a. reasonable and lawful - excuse, if any they
have, why the said one hundred and forty-three small
bags, three large bags; four bales and six bag+ of cot ten
should not be pronounced to belong, at the time of tee
capture' of the same, to the enemies of the United States,
and, as goods of their enemies or otherwise, liable and
subject to cendemnation,to be adjudged and condemned
as good and lawful prizes; and further to do and re
ceive in,thia. behalf as to justice shall appertain. And
that yno duly intimate, or cause to be intimated, unto
all pew one aforesaid, generally (to whom by the tenor
of thew preoenfs it is also intimated), that if they shall
not appear at the time, and place above mentioned; or
appear and ebelluot show a reasonable and lawful cause
to the contrary, then said District Court doth intend
and will proceed to adjudication on the eatd capture,
and may prononncetbat the said one hundred and (oozy
three email bage, three large bags, four baler., and ma
bags of cotton did belong, at the time of the capture of
the same to the enemies eof the United Statesof mea
rim, and got of their enemies, or otherwise, liable
end subject to confiscation and condemnation, to be ad
judged and condemned as lawfultprize. the absence or
rather contumacy of the persons so cited awl intimated
In anyw ire notw . ithetanding, and that you duly certify
to the skid Netted Court -what yen shall do in the pro
misee, together with these presents. .
Witness the Honorable JOHN CAD WALADER, Judge
of the said Court, at Philadelphiatnie twenty-ninthdaY
of JULY, A. D. D64,and in the eighty-nitith year of the
Independence of the said United States
aul-at G. R. FOX, Clerk District Court.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
-a- CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADILPHI
•JOHN THOMPSON vs. PATRICK' KELLY.
June Term, 1864. No. 94. Pluries Vend. Sr .
The Auditor appointed by . tie Court to make distribu
tion of the fund produced by the Sheriff's sale under the
above writ, of all that certain lot or piece of ground,
with the hotel and stables thereon erected, situate on
the, north aide of Washington or Market street, and the
west aide of William street, in the Twenty-fourth Ward
of the city of Philadelphia t containing to front or
breadth on said Market street IR feet, and extending in
length or depth westward of that width 203 feet more or
loss to Green ;tree, will attend to the duties of his
appointment on MONDAY, the 16th day of August, 1034,
at 4 o 'clock P. M., at his office, No. 129 South FfPTH.
Street, in the city of Philadelphia, when and where all
persons interested are required to make their claims,
or be forever debarredfrom coming in upon said fend.
ir46-10t D. P. BROWN, Jr., Auditor.
628 WM. T. 110PKINB, MKNUFLO
• TUREE OP FIRST. CLASS WOVEN TAPE
HOOP SKIRTS, and dealer in ohea Restart'. made
Skirts, wholesale and retail, at No. 628 ARCH Street.
Skirts made to order,altered,and repaired. J13(1-60 .
CIL% KIDDLETON,
mow? Auip WILLOW
None Tv;is umahalM aimma tla for as WIMP'
• •• • •
PERFUMED PARLOR MATCHES.-
-a- Just received - % additional
thef these celebrated
atexander's) Matches, for sale to trade only.
ap27-6ui ROWS & 'RUSTON. 157 & 150 D. THIRD St.
QUEEN OF BEAUTY.
WHITE VIRGIN WAX. OF ANTILLES
A new FRENCH COSMETIC for beautifying, whiten
ing. and preberelng the complexion. It is toe moat woo
derfal compound of the axe. There is neither ()balk,
powder, magnesia, bismuth. nor talc in its compesttion;
it being composed entirely of pure Virgin Wax; hence
its ex t r aordinary qualities for preserving the skin. teak
;welt soft, smooth, fair. and transparent. tt makes the
ofd appear young, the homely handsome, the handsome
more beautiful e and the most beauti fuldtvins. Prise 25
and 60 cents. Prepared only by RENT et CO. , Perfora
tors, andßouth EIGHTH Stree two• doors above Chest-.
nut, 133 South SEVENTH Street, above Walnut.
je22-Sm •
Tas BRATITIFITL ART OF ENAMEL
LING
KiN. —Pate de Toilet Franea ire (French
Toilet Paste) f or enamelling the skin, hiding slintli-pox.
rearko, wrinitlos, barns, seam &o. without injury to
the moot delicate complexion. effoets arn• truly vas
-eical. Sold in jars, price one dollar, with directions for
111118. BUNT a CO. • Proprietors, 41 Sentl.: SIGHTS(
Street, two doors above Chestnut, and 133 S, sEVENTO.
Street. 1.104'3111
,pi3REN,OLOGICA.L • '3X41411C1.
novs. *stir. tull de. crilitiora 4. lif Alio las er: stvea
apd •PV4150. by • 4.4.CAPEtt.,-,
#9.00 .o " Altbk TAAVOIinS,
• -PINAIICIAIL.
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.
TREAsuar DEPARTMUNT. 3iii9 25;184.`
Notice is hereby given ,that subscriptions will be re*
ceived'by the Treasurer of the 'United States, the s yveral
Assiitint treasurers and:designated: -Depositarieso.and
by the National Banks designated and qualified as
Depositaries gad Financial Agents, for: Treasury Notes,
payable three years from August 15, 1961, bearing in
terest'at the rate of seven and three-tenthii per cent. per
gumum.?with semi-annual coupons attached, payable in
lawful looney.
Tbese notes will be Vonvertible - h the option of the
holder at maturity, to six per cent, gold bearing bonds,
redeemable after five and payable twenty years from
Angost , ls; 1867.
'rho rotes will be issued in denomieations of fifty, one
hundred, five hundred, One thousand, and five thou
sand dollars, and will be issued in blank orpayeble to
orderots may be directed by the subscribers.
All subsciptions must be - for fifty dollars. or some
multiple of fifty dollars. •
Duplicate certificates wilr be issued for all depesits.
The parts' depositing mast endorse upon -the original
certificate 'the denomination, of notes required, and
whether they are to be issued in blank or payable to
order." *hen se'endersed they most be left with 'the
officer receiving the deposit, to be forwarded to this
Department. •
Th. 3 notes will he transmitted to the owners free' of
traneportation charges as soon after the receipt of the
original Certificates of Deposit as they can be prepared.
Interest will b@ allowed to kagnst 15th on all deposits
made prior to that date, and will be paid by the Depart
ment on receipt of the original certificates.
RAs tbit notes draw interest from,augnst•ls, persons
making deposits Subsequent to that date must flay
the interest accrued from date of-note to date of de.
Parties &positing twenty•flve thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes at any one time will be allowed
a cdmmission of one- gamier of one per cent, which
will be paid by this department upon, the receipt of a
bill for_ the amount, certified to by the officerivith
whom the deposit was made. No deductions for sera
il:timid= must beunade from the deposits.
Officers receiving deposits will see that the proper en
dorsemats are made upon the original certificates.
All firers authorized to receive deposiMare requested
to give to applicants all desired information, and afford
every facility for making subscription.
Secretary of theVroasul7
SUBSoRIPTIONE WILL BE RECEIVED , BY THE
Assists:et Treaanrer of the United States is Phila
dolphin.`
'Bird National Bank of Philadelphia.
Second National Bank of Philadelphia.
Third National Bank of Philadelphia.
MEM
BESPECTABTS BANKS AND -BANKBB.B
throughout the country will doubtless
AFFORD FACILITIES TO SUBSCRIBERS
ratl-12t.
3-10 D. 8. LOAN.
TTIMr• N ATIQNAL RA NS
PHILADELPHIA,
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY
FINANCLAL AGENT UNITED STATES
Under 'instructions from the Treasury Ddpartment,
this Bank is prepared to receive ettbscriptione to the new
Loan issued on' Threl Years' Treasury Notes with Con
pons attached, bearing interest at the rate of two Gents
a day on'every $lOO. -
These Treasury Notes are convertible at maturity, at
the option of the holder, into U. S. 6 per cent. Bonds,
(interest payable in coin) redeemable after five years,
and payable in twenty, from August 16, 1667.
Interest allowed from date of subscription to August
15, and on all subscriptione after that date the accrued
interest will be required to be paid.
DAVID B. PAUL, President.
anl- lm
J 11.17 80;'1£434
SIIMMER RESORTS.
FOR THE BM-SHORE..
THROWN IN TWO HOURS.
UNITED STATES :HOTEL,
- -.lli*T-1-415.11Q PDX-I—M nTe
IS NOW OPEN FOR THE REORPTION OF OVERT&
Traiws leave:WlNN- STRF,RT'FIRRY daily at N A.
N-,2 and4.lSP N.
Terms $l per week, or $3.60 per day.
BROWN & WOELPPER,
iranr PRoPßwor.s.
CEETER OR YELLOW SPRINGS,
'kJ - CHESTER COUNTY PA.—This magnificent resort
is no best; the visitors The accommodations are of the
veryßaths all in perfect order. Commit:4oa
tion by the Penna. IL it , Eleventh and Market, 7.25 A.
M., and 4 o'clock P. M.. via, steamboat station
an2-12t* A. W. SNYpits, Superintendent.
FLORENCE HEIGHTS. THIS BE &13-
TIM RESORT le now open for the reception of
guests. Terms ilsl2Per week. or is 2 per day. Apply on
the premises or at No. 605 scisom Street.
Wl9-120 - R. G. BlidKIN, Proprietor.
S UMMERR RESORT. - -BROAD -TOP
MOUNTAIN HOUSE.-This romantic spot can be
reached daily by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad to
Huntingdon, thence by the Broad-Top Railroad via
Dudley. Excursion Tickets are issued at half the
usual rates, which are good until the tlret of October.
First-class accommodations.
TERMEI-112 per week ; per day $2.60. Children and
servants half ulnae.
For farther particulars address _
M. ALLMOMD hCO., Manager*,
jy9-lin Broad-Top City, Huntingdon Co-, PAL
ip,EDFORD MINIMAL 'SPRINT
..... Thip popular Summer Relied Le now Open, RDA Pre.
pared Rir the reception of vildters, • until October next.
The Hotel 'Neill be under the charge of the moat expe
rienced management in the country._
The Bedford Railroad has been finished to Within one
hours' ride of Springs, over fine Turnpike road.
Platten will come by Pennsylvania Railroad to Hunt
ingdon, thence by Broad Top and Bedford through.
Ample arrangements have been made to simply deal
ers and individuals with the BEDFORD WAX R. in
well-steamed caeks, as follows:
For Barrel, oak.. aa1)..£,5 00
H alf Barrel, oak .. ..... 2di
`. • •
miell2ll.ll;e7rY.:••.!=.*
All orders addred to Z. L. AN DERSON, ' Bedford,
promptly filled.
Persons wishing rooms, or as m information about
place.will address ESPY L. ANDERSOII. je3-2m
cc THE CLARENDON," ATLA:NTIC
CITY, is now open for the accommodation of
boarders. This hoes° Is situated in a central part of the
island. and every room in - the house commands a fou
view of the sea. The bathing never was better.
JAMB TANKINS, M. D.
SS HALL,
CAPE ISLAND. C.ape May, N. J., is now open for
the receptloa.ofllte numerous guests. Terms moderate.
Children under 12 years of age and servants half price.
Superior accommodations and ample room for two
bnndred persona. AARON GABMETSON„
3024-2 re Proprietor.
'UNITED STATES HOTNL„ - LONG
JOUNOIf, N.-J., is now open for the reception of
Amnon. Address B. A. SEIONNINEN. Pron'r, jeB-2ne
GROCERIES.
TO PIatILIES RH IDllktl U ,THE
COUNTRY.
— We are prep . ared, as heretofore, to supply families
at their Country Residences, with every description of
FINE GROCERIES TEAK, &c., &b. •
ALBERT C. ROBE.RTS,
Iny3l-tf . Ectiner'EtEVENTß.and VINE Sts
AlipBER & REEVES, * •
• WHOLEt• ALB GROCERS.
r ..,,, •No. 45,North•WATICH Street, and
.
No. .46 North bELAWARE Avenue,
°fretlog sale, at the Lowest Market Prices, a large
• stock of
SUGAR, ' MOLASSES, • COPIES.
TEAS, SVICES. TOBACCO.
And Groceries generally, carefully selected for the
country trade.
Sole Agents for the products of FITHIAN It POGUE'S
Bxtensive Fruit Canning Factory at Bridgeton, N. J.
ap2s4m
AitACKEREL, HERRING, SHAD, &c.
AY-a- —MOD bble. Mass. Nos. 1,2, and 3 Mackerel,late-
CaZigit.il4:: assorted packares.
Baatport. Fortune Bay, and Halifax
Herring
2 SOO boxes Lubec, Sealed, and No. 1 Herring.
160 bble new Mees Shad.
MO boxes Herkimer county Cbeese,&c.
- In store and for sale by BILIRPHY & KOONS '
JO& tf N 0.146 NORTH waeßvia •
- picKLEs.—loo BBLS. PICKLES IN
VINEGAR.
50 SW bblit.' Pickles in Vinegar. a
All5O, aloe-gallon and live-gallon kegs do.
For sale by RRODES Or WILLIAMS,
mblß
LOOSING GUMMI •
JAMES a. matt*. & SON,
• . sae minim STIDIET,
have now Ink •wiry fine assortment of
LOOKING GLASSES,
away cbsvacter;of the
VIINIUSTNANDFACTIIRE AND LATEST STILTS
• OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS,
ap'° PICTNRII AND PHOTOORkPri FILMS,
TIRAIN PIPE, DRAIN PIPE.
VITRIFIED TERRA COTTA ' DRAIN PIPE- all
goo, from to 15 Inch diameter, with all klads of
branches. bends, and trap, for sale In any quantity.
2 inch bore per yard Stkt.
3 " 4>e.
- 4 1$ VI 666.
o as 414 $4 .CB 76 ,.
6 aa
TERRA COTTA CHIMNEY TOPS,
'For Cottages, Villa or City House., Patent Wind
o ard Tops, for curing smoky chimneys, from 2 to 8 feet
h ig h.
ORNAMENTAL GARDEN VASES.
Fountains, Pedestals. and Statuary Marta° Baste,
Brackets and Mantel Vases
PHILADELPHIA TERRA COTTA WORKS.
f-12 halm 1010 CHESTNUT Street. '
S A- HARRISON.
A . BELLING OUT.
0 1111— WATCHER, JEWELRY, AND BiIVERWARS
The undersigned, hieing decided-to retire froratn4.
woos, offer* for sale. at low prices. his large and WOW
seleoted OßF stock A of •
WAT_
JEWELRY and. • •
• _ PGATIID *Kat ,
TEDEAS . C. GARRETT, • •
No. 11 . 1§ ; =TNIITriltreet, • . •
Zdaarrt=44
W~~;g
FLIRTATIONS INFASHIOfiABLELIFE. By Catlin
rine Sinclair, antbor of "Beatrice," " Modern Accom-.
Plisbmenta," etc , a companion to and uniform With
"Family Frici.c." Price $l. - 50 in paper, or $1 in
cloth.
THE PRIDE OF LIFE. By Jane, Lady Scott, and
danghter-in-law of. Sir Walter Scott, and author of
"The lien-Pecked Husband.' A superior novel. uni
form with "The Rejected Wife." Price $l.. CO in pa
per, Or Sll in cloth.
ALL THE BENT . 1300 ES AS SOON AS PUBLISHED.
Copies sent free of pectagetat receipt of the retail price
T. B. PETERSON & BROS.,
306 CHtSTNUP Street, Philadelphia.
T OBIN G' S NEW NOVELS,ARE
havidg a great sale In, every Prereluent city.
ib * chiinning story of
not more unlike than any group of six young glrle,gath
eredUt any boarding school
Their distinctive traits are firmly marked and happi
ly developed in the progress of the story with a deep in
terest, freshness, and a healthful moral tone through
out that will sive the story a permanent hold upon the
affections of every younglady, who will treasure it up
for constant reference.
promisee to be as esti& admiredbere as in England. It
opens in a Warted manner. and never dale, but carries
you on to the happy ending, in' Which you: heartily
sympathise.
The noble endurance of a true woman'd bye is the
moral of It all. • '
Don't fail to road both of , them.
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as showing the tone of popular feeling daring various
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LYRICS OF LOYALTY. 16mo el OD
REBEL RHYMES. 16mo ' 100
SONGS OF THE SOLDIERS 16mo 106
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL BALLADS. 16m0., 100
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Darkness and Daylight. Mrs. Holmes' New Ncrvel.sl.
Out in the World. Anew nov.el by T. B. Arthur.. 1.50
A Woman's Philosophy of Woman
Hotspur. A 'new novel by the author of "Lulu". 160
Miss Nuloch's Novels. Hindsonte neW editions.. LBO
Charlotte Blonte's Novels. Fine new editions.— 1.60
Religions History and Criticism.. By Ernest Henan 2.50
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Nepenthe. d new novel by the author of " Olie" 1.50
Peculiar. Spell Sargent's very successful 1.50
The Life of Jesus. &meet Renan'i great work.... 1. 60
Art admirable guide.... L 25
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ales from the Operas. With all the plots..
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-ca. • Stu:Comore to
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TENNYSON'S NEW 'VOLUME, ENOCH A_RDII2I,
AND OTHER-POEMS.
RITA. - An autobiography by Hamilton t Aide, author
of "Confidences , ""Carr of Carrlyom ' Ago.
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH'S OF LOYALISTS OF
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, with an historical
easily by Lou urn Sabine. 2 vols.
.THE MONOMANIAC; OR. SHIRLEY HALL ASY
LUM. .By William Gilbert-
THE FOREST ARCADIA OF NORTHERN NEW
YORK, embracing a view of its mineral, agricultural,
and timber resources.
MARGARET AND HER BRIDESMAIDS. By the an
' thor of le The Queen of the County."
ARABIAN. By H. E. Prescott, author of "The Am
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VOYAGE DOWN THE AMOOR. By Major Perry
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THE NEW INTERNAL REVENUE LAW. Compiled
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BECK'S INFANT THERAPEUTICS: Third Edition,
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TEI3.ISYBON'S NEW POEM, ENOCH
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V.ogland in the olden time: by the author of - the
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(IFFIOR_OF -ARMY - CLOTHING A.IsTD
EQUIPAdaye.
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received' at this office
nnttll2 o'clock Af., on TUESDAY, the 9th instant, for
supplying the Schuylkill Arsenal with the following ar
ticles, viz
Hospital Tent Flies, linen or cotton, army standard.
40• inch Burlaps. samples re quired. •
Post and Field Hospital ,y standard.
lM Inch Dark-blne Worsted Lace (one and one half
inch), army standard.
3i-inch Dark- blue Worsted Lace (onehalf inch), army
standard.
%• inch Yellow Worsted. Lace (three eighths IchL
army standard.
Ailey standard samples of each of the above articles.
can be seen at this o ffi ce, to which deliveries must
ateiclty conform.
Bidders must state in their proposals the price (which
must befriv en in writing as well as in hares). the guatt.
tiffie and times of deltafr .
Bach bid twist be gnarantledby.two responsible per
sons, whose signatures must be appended to the gnaren
lee. and certified to, as boing . good and sufficient semi,
rity for the amount involved, DT some public fanetiona
zy of the Baited stated. -
Bids fr.' m defaulting contrackra, and itose that do not
fully comply with the resteirrienfs of this advertise•
ment, not be considered,:,
Blank forma for proposals embracing the terms of the
guarantee required on each bid. can be had on applica
tion at this office; and none others which do not eta.
brace tide guarantee will be considered, nor will'any
Preptsal be considered which deer not strict tti conform
to the requirements therein elated.
• Bids mutt be endorsed, " Proposals for Army Sup
plies," stating the particular article bid for.
R. CROSMAN.
A. Q. M. G. United Suttee Army.
ARMY SUPPLIES. .
OFFICE ARMY CLOTHING AND 4 EQUIPAGE.
No. 502 BROADWAY, New York. •Angttat 1, 1864.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office,
nnul 12 - o'clock N , on THURSDAY, the 11th instant,
for delivery by contract. at the Depot or Army Clothing
and Equipage. in New York city,
Sewed Bootees,
Pegged Bootees,
Served Boots,
Pegged Boots,
• Partite g Boxes.
Samples of which can be seen at this office.
Bidders will state the quantity they wish to furnish,
and bow soon they can complete the delivery of the
quantity they bid for.- •
They will submit with their proposals a sample of the
article they prop:ae to furnish.
A proper guarantee must accompany all bids for the
faithful performance of a contract.
The United Slates reservegthe right 4 reject any part
or the whole of the bids, as may be deemed for the in
terest of the service.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals for Furnish
leic(tere insert the name of the article bid for). end ad
dressed to Lieut. Colonel D. H. VINTON.
an3-7t Deputy Quartermaster General U. S. A. -
ARMY SUPPLIES.
OPPICH OP ARMS CLOTHING AND
50gi BR,' WAY,•
NEW YORK, July 653 7884.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office
nntlll2 o'clock NI,. on TB ORSDLY. the 11th of August
next. for tho delivery; by contract, at the Depot of
Army Clothing and Equipage in New York city—
. Array Blankets,' ot do:castle manufacture, wool,
gray, (with letters 11. S. in black. 4 inches long in the
centre), to be 7 feet long and 6 feet 6 inchea.wide, to
igh 5 'pee ads each.
Bidders will state the number they wish, to furnish.
how many they can deliver Per week. :ellen. they oan
commence, and when they can finish their deliveries.
Proposals mitist be accompanied by a proper gamma
tee, setting forth that, if willntract ia awarded to the
Party named therein,• he at onoces,ecate i c e con
tnict, and give bond for tae faithful park:manna of the
same. • • bids
'The United States reserves the. 'right toreleot sll
deemed objectionable.
Proposals shall be endorsed "Proposels tor feral -
tug Blankets, , ' and addre sed
Col s Ns
Lima .D. VINTON. -
jyBo.9t Deputy Quartermaster Osnaral U. S. A.
OIAD • SHERRY SPINS.
90 griarters, 10 ordsvimend 00 oases pure oldlherry
Wine. Tor dale by B. P. MIDDLETON,
stale ' 5 North FRONT Street.
•
• A 01110113' -AND .NETERAITS WILL
Teredve ba ntaili o re!: , TY br a
i rat i ng
,ga,"C i nnie N A , ientativ• Alma •' , Fotgn , distl a g .
come r BROAD and vide (UMW amen:
1an 4 . 1 , 444
WA'
•
WANTS.
A THOROUGH BUSINESS MAN,
.te-;th a bergs and Infnentlal aegneintance,.l4 open
for as.EIgOgOEMENT with ttothe good Corgniussion or
Jobb'A.4 non , c
Addrers "Busineas4" Pram office.
ILEITILLBR,Y AND CAVALRY
HORSES WANTED.
Ak3611371tr QUARTZSPILtarrr‘ ezintetAt's Cfrritrit i
Pint ADATAiIiA, Scrly 27. 1864.
HORSES iroltsble for the Artillery and Uavalry ear.
vice will be pursliseed by the ruld,frsinnod, in Open
rnatket, at a fair price. Each animal tribo enbircted tO
the nano] Gov. - in:an ent'inspection before aeaeoted.
Hosea to be del iveyed to th e D'Allei:ptatea'fnepector ,
at the Wmiem Pon. PT WI stria, between
Eighth and Ninth g nat
- BY order of C °/° 111 ; Rats H CRDSBIAIG Meititalit
Quartermaster Gem:wail - G. S. A
GEORDB ,013W6.
Captaia• itzd osiStal2E,l2llB3lol74lBter.
TTGIME OF REFERTE.-"WA : NTRD,
at the Colored Department; an ASSintitlit Matme.
Apply to J. H. L.VVERTE,
ao3 va'2l.* Superintendent,
TANTED-SECOND-INAND
NVIIEILBARI6W PLATIPYIn]SCALE
au3-3t" _ 12X.1 6 MART(IIT Street.
WA NT ED-A PARTNER WITH
about TEN THOUSAND - DOLE.ARS in an I EON
FOUTO?pI. est,bliebed s.veral. years: Address to "H.
H. 0., Box 2,11 A. Post Office. aelAt.
WANT ED AT THE CITIZENS'
SIIESTITITTE. REPEESENTS,YI* AND VCr-
LUMBER AGENCY, 411 CHE.Orrtflt STREET.—
Mercbants, Farmers, and other citizens, cm be supplied
with acceptable Substitutes and Represeatetives on rea
sonable and honorable terme, and have the same sworn
in ad as to credit to any ward. .distrlet. trtonehip. or
county of the following counties: Philadelphia,Choptpr,
"'platoon% or Montgomery, by applying at 441 CHEST
NOT Street. from 8 M. to $ P. if__ first hispr, bank.
PAXSON- at CO.
Tv ANTED- TWO FIIIBT-OLA.BB
V CARPET UPHOLSTERERS. Liberal' -wages
given.. Address Box 200, Po.t, Office. sttii-St
•
8 000 --A. GENTLEMAN
6 9 • this snin wishes an interest' in an esta
blished and pleasant business in this city or neighbor.
hood. Address,in re ply. "M.N. J.. "PreAs office auwv,
ta THE SUBSCRIBER. WISHES TO
Purchase (for ca.h) a FARM of ove or two had
dr4 d scres, 111 NoIOIEIIII or Western Pennsylvania. IL
roust be la good cultivation, with all the xtecesurT
buDjivga for a well-regulated farm. Address "J. D.
BON WASHINGTON, D. C. al3 1m
FOR SALE AIM TO LET.
VOR SALE-VOLUMES 4. 5,6, AND '7
of THE PRESS Apply to J. C. WHITS, Jr.. 717
LOMBARD Street. between 9 and 12 A. M. an 2-20
FOR BALE— BRASS FOUNDRY
Steam Engine. Lathes. Tools, and Fixtures of
every, kind, in complete working order. Apply on the
prennsee, 1005 BEACH Street, Kensington. iy3o-tf
p ra APER MILL .FOR BALE ---TELIS
Mill for anufactnring'Printing Paper, belonging
to the undersigned, at Wheeling, W. Va., is otfcredlor
sale. The buildings are stone and brick. and furnished
with three rag engines and a 12. inch Pourd - cinier Ma
chine, all in good running order.
jy26- let A. A fiIiSTROWG dirSONg.
TO LET---THE SECOND,THIRD, AND
-a-
FonrthFloors at 235 MARKET Street, through to
Church alley. rah29•M
TO RENT=-THE SECOND, THIRD,
and Fourth Errors of 21.6 MARKET Street. Apply
on premises. and-St
WATER POWER TO RENT. APPLY
to DAVID CHILLAS, Newark, DeL. att2-Sin
in FOB SALE, WITH IMMEDIATE
-I=IPOSSESSION,
Well built dwelling 815 North Tenth street; twelve
rooms. Lot 17 by lko feet deep to a street. $7,000.
Neat dwelling 626 North . Sixth street; twelve rooms.
Lot 19 by 100. $8,700.
Neat dwelling 457 North Fourlh street; eleven rooms.
Lot 20 by 85 feet deep. Price $6.900
Excell.tt nearly new dwelling 1516 Mt. Vernon street.
twelve rooms. Lot 18 by 90. $5,000.
Neat dwelling south side of Green, west of T went ye ,
second; twelve rooms. Lot 20 by 180 to Brandywine
street. I le-gent garden front and back. $7.500
Neat dwelling north side Chestnut, west of Fifteenth.
Lot 20 by 125. $11,000..
Excellent dwelling north side Walnut, west of Fif
teenth. Lot 20 by 120 to EL street. $11.503.
Betides bundreds of others. The very boat office to
be accommoi•ated at. in Ms city, coo be found by calling
on GEORGE C. MILLER. practical Real Eitate Agent
and Broker, 151 North-SIXTH Street an3-2.tif
FOR SA L B-4;000 FARAH ! on;
•=6- FARMS? Also, 1,850 DOUSES in Pbiladelnbia..-A-
Also, 600 BUILDING LOTS in Philadelphia.
Also, Mille, Country Seais, Timber Lands.
• Coal Lands, Western Lands, Western Lands.
Our Catalogue Sent Free. Our Catalogue Free.
Pennsylvania Farm Register.
Montgomery County Farm Register.
Delaware County Farm Register ,
Cheater County Farm Register.
Bucks County Farm Register.
New Jersey Farm Register. -
Delaware Farm Resister.
Maryland Farm Register. '
House Register. Cheap Dwellings.
ALL OF OUR REGISTERS NOW READY. SENT
FREE to any address. Flo&se call or send.
GEO, N. TOWNSEND & CO., -
ISO - smws Sdp4l 123.il South FOURTH Street.
F 0 R SALE—FIRST. CLASS as
-W.I. Farm of 93 acres on the Media Railroad, 10
nines from Philadelphia.
22 Acres end good Building at Allegheny avenue and
Twenty-el ghth sti eets.
A neat and pleasantly situated• Cottage at Burlington,
N. 9 J .
:1 Acre Farni in Cecil confity, Md., with good Build
ings.
60 Acre Farm in Delawre county, Pa:, near Chester.
111 Acre Farm on the Bastes pike, near Doylestown.
80 Acre Farm near Sellersville, North Pennsylvania
Railroad.
Also, several large lots of Ground, near the city for
Cottage Sites and building Date.
Also, a large number of Cottages.
IT3 O B. F. GLENN, 1238. FOURTH Street,
CLARGE AND -VALUABLE PBX/
FRRTY FOR SALE.—The very large and commodi
ous LOT and BUILDIR; No. 308 OILERRY Otreet r neat
the centre of business: containing. 60 feet on Chem
street, depth 100, feet, being 76 feet wide on the rear o
the lot, end at that width opening to a large eartrwei
loadlag to Cherry street. Its advantages of
SIZE AND POSITION _
are rare ly Met RM.
AVOY at the °Nee of Olulgt Church Efospitni,_
iel3-3m Ro. 228 W. 61.1 Street.
glai, FOR. SALE—ORFA.P FARM, 16
miles oat,
,near 13apisborougia Statiqn,Weitt
Railroad:" 69 acres; excellentimprovemente - 0331,475
per acre. -- _ PETTIT,
7750 323 WALNUT Street.
eFOR SALE--DESIRA.BLE AND
bandsomely-improved PARE, - 74 acre!, 15' miles
out. within five minotm walk of a elation on the Phila
delphia and Trenton Railroad. Terme easy
- Apply to - E. PIiTTPI',
jy2) 323 WALNUT Street.
WIDEIDICAL.
SPRING DEBILITY 1
LANEIOI7It. LASSITEIDN.
ISM THAT
LOW STATE OF THE SYSTEM
Fatalisr to the SPRING TIME OF YELL are hauteal
ately relieved by the
PAVVLpI SYRUP
Or Protected EroiniCariZIPFMMDE OF IRON,
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Supplies the blood with its vital principle, or
- LIVE,ELEMENT, IRON, "
Infusing STRENGTH, VIGOR, and NEW LITE into all Parts
of the system.
One of the most dletingolehed Twists in New England
Writes to a friend as follows: '
" I have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the result
fully sustains your prediction. It haemade a New if.A3
of me; infused -into my system new vigor and energy; I
am no longer tremulous and debilitated as when, you
last saw me, but stronger, heartier, and with larger
capacity for labor, mental and pliyeical, than at any
time during the last fiveyears.".
An eminent Divine of -Boston says;
"I have been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP for some
time past; it gives me ler vloOlt. BOW/A.170Y Of SYMMS.
ELASTICITY of MUSCLE.
Pamphlets free. . J. P. DISMDEE.
No. 491. BROADWAY, NEW 1-01E/1.
COUGHS I COLDS CONSUMPTION. I
Wistor's Balsam of Wild Cherry
ONE OF "TSB OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLR REDUTINK 21
THR WORLD FOR
Coughs, Cola, Whooping Congh, Bronchitis, TottEenlta
of Breathing, Aettuna, Hoarseness, Sore Throat,
Croup, and Every Alfeetlen of
THE THROAT, towas, AND CHEST
Wistar'B Balayan.of Wild Cherry doe* not Dry eigo
Cough and leave the aeeds of Caneumption in the 8.118-
tem, but toosena it, and cleanses the Immo of all tm
puritiee.
None genuine unless signed "I. BUTTS" on the
OiTappez. . .
REDDING'S- RUSSIA SALVE 1
A Beal Pain Extractor.
FORTY YEARS' SXPERIRRCI
Ras.cully established the superioritrof this Salve over
all other healing remedies. It reduces the most angry.
looking Swellings and Inflammations as if by Maids;
heals OLD Sows% WoCATDS. Busse, SCALDS. ISO:* art s
surprisingly short time.
• Only 25 ctB. a Box.
The above are old ILIA weli-established Remedies
For Sale by
J. P. DINBMOB.B. 491 BROADWAY, NEW TORS
8. W. FOWL'S & CO., 18 TERMONT St., BOSTON,
3elB-swam and by all Druggists.
TARRANS EFFERVSCENT
SELTZER APERIENT
IS THIS
BEST REMEDY KNOWN
FOR ALL •
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. bICK HEAD ACHE, COcTIVE
' NESS. INDIGESTION, HEART BURN. SOIIR
STOMACH. SEA-SICKNEMS, Ac., Ac.
Dr. JAMES R. CHILTON, the Great Chemist. says;
" I know Its composition, and have no doubt it will
prove most benepclal in those complaints for which ills
recommended. '
Dr. THOMAS BOYD says ; " I strongly commend it
to the notice of the p u blic. "
Dr. EDWARD G. LUDLOW says: "I can with con
fidence recommend it. "
Dr. GEORGE T. DEXTER says; "In Platnlenty,
Heart-burn, Costiveness, Sick Headache, dm. Ste the
SELTZER APERIENT in my hands has provk i ndeed
a valuable remedy."
For other testimonials see pamphlet with each bottle.
Manufactured only by TARRANT & CO.,
278 GREENWICH Street, New York.
Aar FOR SALE itY ALL DRUB GISTS. myltt teal
_
KLBCTRICITT.
W Oi
I covExj.
WONDERFUL
SCIENTIFIC acut, and chron ic
d *
is DlB
cured by speciaLkcarantee, when desired by the pa
tient, at 1220 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia, and
in use of a failure, no charge is made. NO drug
ging the system with uncertain medical agents.
All cures performed bi Magnetism Galvanism. or
other 1110 d 0011140= of) itectricity, without shooks or
Iv;
ergrapetugi;tet sir Pam latioptlet,F,,
o w r l t ic %t!i c e n r th igo ih rila i :
dregs of certificates from some of the most reliabl e
men in Philadelphia, who have been speedily and.
permanently cared after all othek treatment fro -4
medical men bad failed. Over twelve thottscp.a
clued in, less than five years at UM WALNUT Sr.
Consultation Free.
Prof. BOLLES ii Dr. BROWN
bli-Ur 1 5 120 WALNUT . Sts Thaidehlii&
I. ECT RI C I TY.—WEEA.T IS, LIFE
-A-A WITHOUT HEALTH T—Eirs. BARTHOLOMEW 9
ALLEN, Medical Electricians. having
N _remov e North
d their
Office from North Tenth street to o- DP*
ELEVENTH Street, below Race. will stIU treat and care
all curable o rgan; d whether Acute or Chrettle, without
shoe...lean, incoucettleoce, by the use of ELEC
TRICITY; in its mod' newtons and Homeopathic Mod&
eines,
Costszonption, first and se- General
cata rr h.
•
crud stages. General Debility.
Paralysis. Diseases of the Liver or
Neuralgia , ' Kidnaps.
Rarer and drys, Diabetes.
Congestiwc. Prolapans Uteri (risillng of
Asthma. the.WOmb ) .
Dyspepeht. Hzoniorrholds, oz Piles.
Rheumatism. Eittgal Disease.
probohltts. Deafness.
Teetimontala at the office, 161;North Eleveath street.
osise hours, 9 A. M. to 6 Y.. M.
LIRE. BARTHOLOMEW & ALLEN,
Medical Electrician*.
- North BLETENTH Street.
TAYLOR'S A.RNIC - A. OIL OR EMBRO
CATIOP never Me to cure Ittieumatisualieursicits.
abs Frosted FeeL.ChApped Banda , and sit Skin Dis
eases.-'Price M.,arsd wholesale and retail layEL a TAY.
LOR, Druggist, TErriTH end mm-Gag
OBIiiIMIEN'B CARRIAGES.-
AAIUN* SON. iianlatultakera. 150 DOCK
Street, below Secohd. • an. - lee
OZ . . 7 LADIES' TRUSS AND BRACE
sTolm;condittea_by Ladies. TWBLIPTH
'Street, And door below Rene. 'Every article in
NES
their
Ude Mellott esti,. and torrent m In Intik& G. U.
.DVEr, optietor, Attends to Gentlemen. on tbe earner
et TwELFTfI Dad LOB Streote. N. B.—Professions/
'win *west, • sio-3aLt •
.
AUCTION SALES.
-
A lICTION MLR 01' 0014litlitrEED
llonz
NT DEPAILTIERNT.-CAVATar
OVEloz OF CIFEEF quiMmularrim,
WAlnn.w orom, D. U. Jill, 4,1661.
WM' 'NI sold fa - Ammo AUCTION, to the lOsluilit
bidder, at the Mlle? tagrntsees neZed --
LEBANON, Polof.„,iBDAY, Jll7, 1i.1‘,.16f;t:
BEADING Pena% THUAISDAY, i ntr . 214,
BeRItIntIRO, reeette, THITSISDAT. Job , NW
ISM
Attnoxe - rosos. TinFESHAT ,IkTstAlia, Met
WILLIASIEWOHT, TlitliSDATrAtitast
ICY-.
TWO ituNDEZD 000) fiMPAII44OI - CM
PIA&
Theo Horses hex* been wittesened as oath for tin
CP:Pah? sdretee of WiY Array.
For head and Farrn.Ferposes auttYtaiAl Vavraint raw"
be had.
Horsessold stenbi.
Terms: Cash, to United States Otarreutry.
3..5.X.; Mut,
Lieut. Co? and. Chief santeraieeter
.111.30 t . .eaYaltY O:PPPPL
51IIS.E2W.ENTgl,,-
111 - EisiEg -AtTICACTION
AND elekt AND. Ca2ll3llVATlnl*'.
THE COATIEERSEY.3O SUFFEtattaf
dr..CO. '8
BIo.II , IIIOTFINEiIAGERIE,
AND THAYER At I , lolr,EB' . EfE IrlflTEr BTATEW
CIRCUS COMPINED,
Will open on tbe eosolorth lot, , on 'ARCH' tilia*it,bo-*
tween Nineteenth aortaNcentletir...
ON MOND AV
.V.VENJEGI. the Bth Pint,. •
and continue open untirBaturday errening, 13tIr lust.
Exhibitions will 91.R0.13e given on. ever/ Afternoon
during the Wes k. excepting Dlonda7.
On. W EDNEs DAY Ms:slog a %motel Exixibitioh of ;
the animals will be gives, tbe_net llxx ceeds to be for Ma
nor - gloss by I lie rebel ra 4 sl st,Chem ersburg.
Thin Menagerie is one oft he rarestcolleoLions of birder
end beasts now exhibitingln'the: world. The pach3r
dermatous animals are welt' renrescoted, among them'
the wonderful Elephant
HANNIBAL;
and the celebrated .
HIPPOPOTA IVIOS, 'RIVE HORSE.
For .particulars see small biUc. took out for tbeg
Grand Procession on Monday. sth inst.
Admission to the paviltinn 50"toints. Children under
12 years, 25 ceote. Afternoon rerfortnance commences •
at 2 o'clock ; Evening 7,.46 o'clock ,
A &mission to anima l exhibition, on' We ane2do.7
lug, II o'clock, only 25 cents. arra
GROvER , S NEW O;4tESTNIJT
STREET THEATRE.
THIS ETF-SINTI,,
The Grandßea:Fantle, Alneical, Sp6ttaiitlar DralAA.
ALADDIN;
Or, THE WorzDERFUL LAMP.
Presented after three months' active presaaratlatt la a
style of unPrecederGed magnificence, rc:Rete with lama
derfnl Trvnuformationv Magnificent Scenery, Grant
Marches, Superb Costu mesi and Properties. Agiantillsi
Music and Chernres. iy3.3;tf
ALNIMSTREET" THEATRE:
ONE WEEK MORE
.` SAHFOR.I:O I .B TROUPE. .
FRANK MORAN
- Has been 'naffed to 'llia
GREAT E TOMBINATION,
OREAYFRPF - ALLlA r N m erFlrilf PRESENTED;
Dour 0 1 411 -0 4 . 7 34:. Commence at S a'ntoek. '
THE ACADEMY 01 1 ' FLNE A R TS,
CHESTNUT Street, above Tenth, to OPEN HAILT.
for viettork.froin 9 A. 66.• to 6 P. H. jet*
110A.RDIBIG.
BOARDING AT 'A PLEA.SVTT FARM- ` _a_rt hones in CHESTER COUNTY. 36 miles - from the
city; *teems by raiL For farther information cal! on.
the Proprietor, on THURSDAY and FR f SAY. the 4th
and oth inst. at No. 38 'North SIXTEENTH. Street.
from 10 A. M.llll 4P. ht. an3-3V
BOARDING -.-A SUITE OF BEAUTI
FUL ROOKS. on-second floor. with Both. &c . si
tuated en. WALAUT Street. Address " Baker," Pres/
office. acl-Se
BOARDING. -TWO SECOND-STORY
rooms TO LET, at ISA Nortb TEEM St.
LOST AND FOUND.
s - 10 REWARD,-LOST-THIS
ing, MORN-
M .
a private MEMORANDU..BOOK, contain
iim VO.:: - 0 in notes; a/so, some valuable papers, of no
Name to any one but the owner. .
The finder, by returning it to No. 2016 'WOOD
Street, mat receive the above reward, and the thanks
of the owner. . It!
EXCURSIONS. •
TrANDEL AND HAYDN
SOCIETY'S
",XCI.J3EtSJEON`
ATLANTIC CITY,
WEDNESDAY, AriarsT 17th c ISO&
.13,274 f
A d dr is t GRAND PLEASURE E2C
WESTON'S TO LANE SUPERIOR. —One
'of the following splendid flret.olass steamers,
CLEVELAND, ILLINOIS, NORTHERN LIGS IRON
CITY, TRAVELEB.,_METEOB., IRON SIDES, LAC LA
BELLE, and ,P.EWABIO, wall leave CLEVELAND
Ohio, at 8 o'clock P. IN., each day of the week, (Met
Saturday and: Senday, and Detroit, Michigan , oil
following days at 2 o'clock P. H. thromh the mouths
of IDLY and AMIDST, making Grand Excursion Trips
to the many points of interest on the Great Inland Seas
of America,which, for utility, pleasure, end hew th,ars
unsurpassed by any other on the Continent.
This trip of over 1,000 miles' embraces -six degrees or
latitude. and eleven of longitude, and incindes in its
circuit Lakes Erie, St. Clair, Huron and Superior wick
the beautiful rivers Detroit , St. Clair and St. Mary's..
The man and extensive mines of iron and copper. ,
unequaled by any in the world, with the newly-dis
covered and inviting ,deposits of silver lead, wild and
romantic scenery, combined with its pure and brazils*
climate., render the Lake Superior trip one of far more
than ordinary attraction to the capitalist, the student,
the pleasure seeker or the invalid. '
The above-named steamers are elegantly-fated ep
with large airy Cabins and -State-Rooms, whil t every
precaution has been taken to provide for the !safety and.
comfort of paesengers.
Fare including State-Booms and Meals, about 234 center
per mile. Time occupied in making the round trip,froce_
ti too days.
Bo l om secured, and further information obtained, for
application to proprietors.
BOBT. HANNA at co. •
HUSSEY & IifeBBIDE. Moreland, Ohio.
.I .T WHITING & Co.,
JOHN HOTEMINGS, Detroit, Brichigam.
30.4 au26
FIRE-PROOF SAFES.
L L B
CHILLED IRON SAFE.
-11,1E.A.IYY" - 31 7 '01% W.A.IEI
LET THE ENEMY CONII OM.
To David Eva.4B, of the Arm of Roane & Watson
Yon publicly assert in a late newspaper article that
you will drill through any Chilled Iron Safe Lillie bee
in use. in one half to two hone' time. &c., if/Mud:MC
the Bank of Northers Liberties' Safes, or yen will forfeit
the sum of one hundred dollars. Now this is a very
cheap - way of playing bluff. You. know there is neither
a banker nor a business man that would have an ex
pensive Safe operated upon with unlimited power for
two, hours, to be mutilated, disfigured, or in any way
diserocited, for the paltry sum of one hundred dollars.
This game is played out. " Now, if TOIL have any
confidence in your ability to drill chilled iron. or any
confidence in Evans & Watson's Best Bank Safe, as
compared with Lithe's, to withstand the bargiar,or anir
confidence in Evans & Watson's Mercantile .Safe. as
compared with Lillie% to stand fire, you, have the op
portunity to make it manifest. Yon have lust sold to
the Seventh National Bask, of Philadelphia, we are in
formed, for Sl,Nte t a Bank Safe, representing to the
Bank that your bafe was a much better protection
against the buar than Lillie's and charging a much
higher pries foret. You have alrendy made the chal
lenge to test the eafee of the Corn Exchange Bank; an&
stated your own terms.
We now make the following proposition:
Thatyou shall furnish the Seventh National Bank
Safe and we will furnish o-..e of the Bank of Northern
Liberties Safes for a test. upon your own terms to the
Corn Exchiiikerßank. Each party shall place in the
hands of responsible parties the sum of $1.0,5) co $5,000,
as forfeiture, to be paid over to thh wieeing party (as
you may elect)
if YOU have not the confidence to place Evans & Wat
son's Safe alongside of Lillie's ae a Burgltit-proof; and
will not accept The above proposition, w e.will give you
three hours instead of two hours (the time yeast-Alto
obtitin the money in one of the Safes at the Bank of the
Northern Libel-nee, said money to be furnished neither:
Proposed, and to be plated:in the Eafe preciselyhier or
the Bat k t the Safe to be operated uponas pre
posed in the challenge to the Corn Exchange Bank. ant
If tbe money is not obtained in the three hours, you aria
to make good any damage.done to the Safe, and the~ :
money co be ours. Yon way yon can dreg six holes with
one- drill through Lillie'a Safe. We will allow you two
of the best steel drills yjm CUR prOCUIO to get threttat
the above Safe-
Again, Ton say Messrs. Weaver & Sprankle were in
duced to change Lillie's Safe for one of Evans & Wat
son. on account Of its superiority as a Tire proof. •
We DOW propose that you shall furnish -Weaver & ,
Sprsnkle's safe, and we will furnish either of two safes
Of same size and character of the Lillie Safe yousroceiel ,
in exchange—Beams & Brother, Market street, be w _
Second, has one, or 7. Rickman & Co., corner of Tau - d.
and /hark et streets, has the other, and purchased about
the same time as that of Weaver & Sprankle s—these
Safes ebalibe tested as lire proofs in a suitable furnalKt-
A committee of disinterested business men shalt be ap
pointed to lest them, eesentially-upen the term , ' pabliely .
announced by you last winter, and $5OO to $l,OOO shall be
put np as tot feiture by each party. as you may elect.
Neither party to have posseeeiou of the Safes tested until
after the WK. We await your acesptasee,
LEWIS LILLIE & SON—
M. Sal/LER. Agent s .
No. dt S. SEVENTH Street.-
N. B.—Should any or all of the.above propositions be
accepted, and should we be successful in any or all, the
net proceeds we may derive from our opponent, deduct
hag actual expenses of the tea's, shall be presented to
the Volunteer Refreshment Saloon, as the money is not ,
the obiectof the test. • LEWIS LILLIE & SON.
- M. C. SADLER, ageni.
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• • PERSONAL.
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Tomiso - NA L.-RED OR BL&OR.11414,
EAR DROPS 50 cents per par.
anger9l6 RACE Street.
ARMY GOODS.
FROTHINGHAM & WELLS-
HAVE MIS BALE
lIRAVY MEDIUM. AND LIGHT szeurrufas AND
SHIRTIROS.
STANDARD DRILLS.
HEAVY CANTON FLANNELS.
WASHINGTON AND VICTORY CASPRICS AAA
SILESIA&
DROWE, BLEACHED. AND COEZET JEANS.
e2s4ltf
No. IS wORATED YARN. he. n
EXPRESS
&KAMP TSB ADAMS E
RESS.OOMPANY, Glace 25SG*
atiIESTICOT street, forstardarßa;calse Package , . *Mac
abaaniae, Bank lqates. and topecte, either by Its - o*lt
lines or in connection With - 0 her Express Corttplra,
to all the principal Town:awl Cities is the alp
Stelae.E. S. Sei:lnm',
fa/ Oeaeral Sayeriaten&drit.
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aTniaISW W LBT 011.:"7 BR
*ED PBEILABBLPILIA._ BALI,
BOAD, Via MEDIA..
SUMMER ARE NOMEBIBM—CRANGE Or BISPOT.
On and after M01.0.1a, May 23,1964, the' trains will
leave Philadelphinjrpm Benet. earner of . THIRTY . -
DIRST and MABlLETitS•beets (Weal. Phtladelphial, at
en
g
and 11.116 A. hi., aad at 30, 4.45 and 7 'Po iL
Weet Chester at. 6.20 a. ?AC and li
A. AL ,'and.A. 2 Le
anafir
P. M.
On Sundays, lease Philadelphia at S. 33 A. M. and %SG
P.M. Leave Wettlielieeter at &a. andtAP h i
The trains leaving Plitladaiplink ft.
at .C4A, =dot.*
P.M., and Weet, Chester at 7.46 A. M'aind.o
neat with tratee on the P. and BC. E for ern and.
Intermediate PeTnatil•ll/LNAY WOO. 1),
apl General Samintegident.
ism ar ioi t FOR C A1 3 MAY.—Tall
staunch ind contmediouti IsteAraer MAN.
lIATTAII, Captain B. A, rather, of tato, Co May Lip"
having been released by the tio`retn *ant, ii neck
makitirker regular b4P 3 to glaze May bump, Axon_
BTla WHARF ever,' TUN,S.UAT.: TRURSOaIt. and
BATE! DAY at 9 o'clit ; returaln.z, leaceL' Cap.
Nay GMII7I Nom:W. Wodltosa&Y.' and Nrida ... N. sIBK
o'clock. touching at New
. Caatie, going artdx_
Fare
.1.11190 p carnage hire incltuted•
bervan i° w- 51 :4 carriage Mae' extra.
Freight at taw rates. No keight received Oar
e c a oc k, and ix all cases must be pre- d.
.1912-ti JOSEPH A. tirrxwAsT, agent
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4 1,76. FOR ALBANY AND TROY,-
via Illawarta and Raritan Canal.—Ma
barge If i tiTEREi B. DANVERS, Master, is Bow
loading at first wbirt below SPRUCE Street. and will
sell for the above points on WEDNESDAY, August 3d.
Tkr freight, which will lie taken on reasonable terms.
aDDIy to • D. L. FLAN‘GAN. &Sent.
and-St No. 304 South DELAWARE Avenue.
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FROM itICNIT 'YORK, FOR
NEW HAVEN. HARMED. PRIN
-311MA), iiiid:BOETON.--The steamers COirriNaNTAI.
d°ll ll
sad 14,11 CITY leave Peek Blip. Beet 14
11,10. aii..ll,4llods.