The press., August 05, 1864, Image 3

TIM RATIN
agAp TRAITOR fihr days
otte rebel raid, a Clopperhead ternitpa.
treason and traitors, named willoym
' ,Fitting in Peetthbottfons township,.
was neatly entrapped hy some Colon ,
.1;11tar in the neighborhood. These eft,.
~t the proollvitielt of this man Mozipar
toten informed that he ens witting to
pis all the infinmation in his per 990.94.1.11
T hole attempt a raid into Want:Lister
order to test the currentness of their
they diegnised themselves in re.
nrting the grayhtteka—and presented
it. IlloSparren , s house. Introducing
„p the tinseled friends of Jeff Davis, they
~ospitably reeelved•and generously sa
ne hest the house afforded was placed
and over the dinner table Me
„oooned himself to hie supposed rebel
toill them where the belt fording places
id be round, and the most acoesslble
, Pointed ant each Union man who
houses, fattest'stook, and the largest
beat, corn. and oats. After he had de.
Ai of all his Information and abuse of
toot, his friends told hituet they were
g ood Union men, anti , at he should
rowompany them to Hell Mr. To this
d,jeaed, but finding his guests deter
° virtue of neceaslty and accompanied
11 Mr he was taken Were wn officer,
that he must take' the oath of. elle
. he again dissented, vowing that he
oat thing, He was then taken to-pri
few days , rations of bread and water
hatred of the North to such a degree
d t.o takethe oath: It was atitalnistered
which ohopfalten and in nu amiable
doti h is way home.
~r ren is a member of the Copperhead
uillp of this octants', and has long been
of the most bitter and unserupulous
r. , untry in the State. Instead', there
ll,,wed to take the oe.th of alleglanee,
a been shipped, "bag and baggage;”
tuth.—York paper.
..'SUPT TO ROB A RAtt.ttOAD TRAIN.
In attempt was made a few nighto
o baggage•car of the mall train golf g
the train had reached the other side
be engineer Sounded the alarm, ftP•
ne object on the track. Soo" after
!topped, from what cause ,we could
I &Mail wag seen to spring from be ,
fitment and Jump Into the $1(10 door of
miming the bagfrego.mastrr to rite
lees, who hastily inuirrnod the eon
lexender, of what had occurred. A
t.ely started for the car in which the
fr was supposed to be engluzeil, but had
till the belt-rope was pulled by the
and the speed of the train diminished,
his escape, which he Hreutuplirbed . by
the train. As soon as the' train stop
s was made for the robbed :but
le found, owing to the darkness. :sere
ps had been placed oa the. rails, in
!ere the train last stoppoo, whin h ran-
Ile proceeding still more mysterious.
,ceded very cautiously for some
should the first desperate attempt
the train might be thrown.from.the
motions being placed In the way.
acoompliees or not, is not known,
• llion is that he had—as it is nut at
'hat any one would attempt such an
ue—and that his confederates- failed
of the work as had been preco neer ted,
e Msarrabgement of the programme.
doubt, was plunder, and aside from
Incurred, a better field of operations
ism e lasted,— Greens!, urg ( Lyrosiing
rtA SCOVTB .10r GaTTsl3Rioao. A
Philadelphia City coats have been
nr county during t he past week, with
lcumay, A considerable number. of
t captured, se also several deserters
They are all carefully attended to
2darshal. Among those arrested a
vas a brother of the eelebratediGene
raid memory, He was taken near
y two or threti- of the scouts from.
lee of Whom was a physicianand
o same medload class at P.hilade i lphle
spy arrested (Dr. Stewart.) lie are
E. familiarly by name, when he came
to latter denied nil knowledge of hls
Illy (wormed that he wits the man.
nd on his person maps of roads, dis
nts of positions, and strength of the
different polntt—showing him to be
id intelligent spy. lie was brought
crest Marshal's, and, after examine
ielyelinanacled and Bent o ff t 6
his merited doom.—Gettyaborg Sen-
.dr. Elias Forbes has been.for some
egol in sinking a now well by the
ono for the purpose of obtaining a
•of gas for lighting the village. • Ho
new well to the depth of Cso.ieet, and
nonsiderably deeper, If necessary, for
of his pump°. .I%.lthough go:Mogi
:.ot favor tistridea of obtalnlog oil in
understand that all the usa ti frit
,i.peared in drilling, and on Saturday
able show of the genuine artiole av
id a large vein of oil develops itself
a presume Mr. F. would nor obit) it
• His well is situated on the north.
ali, a little below the Donble•saw
who have never witnessed the ope
qr en oil well will here find an oppor
cling the mode of operation without
*h.—Fredonia Censor.
rrr -llox.--P. snuff-box was last week
hank of the Susquehanna river, in
old Indian bury low ground, which is
'y, twO Ig by one Inch and a
an inch nOttell
in dept lon h, including the top.
r, It is beautifully enamelled, inside
the top to painted a landscape. In
a imp building with a glow as of
a column or monume.it nu a mound
on on the bank of a stream with a
Aimee, the whole with a border in
. rose is painted on each side, a for
me end, and a bright colored flower,
:ed, on the other end, and ono on the
clots are as bright as the day they
:d It hat doubtless been a rlola pre-
Id lan Chief from the Fromm or Eng
and a half ago.—Witkeebarre Re-
lIVERMISII.—Another rout disgraced
ursday night last, which came very
,it. everal returned sold lora of the .
Oa Regiment attacked some gentle.
Ming on theporch of the*ExChange
aid of the Sheriff and others, the
tis quelled, and the crowd dispersed.
erring, the same party renewed Lae .
Seaman, who had gone Into Clap.
after some passengers who were
to Scranton. One or the soldiers, tt
Dave several times in the face, when
' took place, and 'Beaty *Jock (tile
eked Seaman,) received a tolerably
in face. We learn the hash, though
, atal one: Lucerne Union.
‘te first 0011181 On on the Penn Haven
Railroad ocourred on Wednes
e Lehigh Tannery, about throe
lie Haven. Two coal trains, an
led one, came together with such
one engine into the other. The
piled up in unsightly confusion,
oars of the other train were also
1. But the moat miraculous part of
t, that no one was seriowdy injured
,ri. When the engineers, conductors,
saw the collision inevitable, they al
l i ne to escape. One man haf t a slight
Luckily, neither of them were pet&
• the lose of life would have been very
PHRSONAL.
(Mies.) Clarion gives a brief nati
o(' the rebel S. D. Lea. recently ap.
nt general.. 1-le.4s a native of South
graduate of West Point, where he'
ith a diploma in 180 i. He was a
as. S. E. B. Stuart, J. B. Ville plgae,
ind Horatio Randall. After leaving
entered the regular service as
tt of the 4th Artillery, and was
meted first lieutenant of the let
Mars. Shortly after his native
Union, Gen. Lee resigned hit pro
,lce of the United States, and re
isolina,where he entered the army
iptain, early in 141aroh 1801. He
'fiord la the taking of Fort Sump
!trite was fully Inaugurated and a
the soil of the Old Dominion,
o Virginia with a battery of
and there, with the legion of
conspicuously and honors
it the sanguinary engagements:
mored with the ranlo of major,
colonel, and then colonel. He
:.tery on the Potomac for some tlme;
of Seven Pines and the seven days'
iniond ; was next assigned to duty
4th Virginia Cavalry, and subse
t*, of artillery that gained distino.
battleof Manassas and at Sharps
mai:oder: was needed fur the de
urg, in the fall of 1862, Priseldent
defend the stronghold of Mises-
Irred upon him the rank of brigs.-
3 commanded at the battle of
above vicksburg, where, in De
whipped Sherman and 'Horgan
ist a large force against his herolo
to battle of Baker's creek he coin
le of Georgians, and, during the
, held that portion of Stevenson's
rgaulted on the 19th and 22d of
ir the surrender, Gen. Lee was
snk of major general, and as
-1 of all the cavalry lathe Xis
de case of "Glover against Per-
Jaen mopping the attention of
arts for several years? came re.
Court of Queen's 13enoh, The
Sergeant-at.law, was the proprle•
ibrated Morning Chronicle, and he
Cotint Perifignyi orrather from
iment t for giving suit and service
,or London papers to the Emperor
.rgeant, 410Ver in point of tact ap.
himself to 'the French Govern.
seem satisfied with the ernolu
,r his literary services. "I can
chat one of my Spec:dal leading ar
c daily oommuoioation with the
for matter for the leading articles
If can hardly be said
,vernment ruined the Morning
ruined, we believe, before it foil
rgeant Glover, but never before
• honorable career' ore such (ili
a discredit. Such ad missions are
the shade of its greatest editor,
its place of repose.—Liverpool
hrts already been reported aft
prisoner before Petersburg. It
tot was shattered by a ball, pre•
Alt) , of walking, and when olep•
borne away on a stretcher. An
of him while with his brigade la
Meer, who had b.ildly pushed
ter, attacked Major Gregg, of
nla,and after a short contest
"Y the Major, who then found
ieniutage his sword. The Gene
'Bess of the rencont re, and, now
sword, said : " Hero, Major,
know how to use IL,'
ved In Now York, on Tuesday,
on the bunt fro% City Point,
of the Union Theological Se
tting es agent on the _Relief
Commission, and had been
last of June, showing in the
energy and efficiency. It is
;kcl his strength too severely,
rh his devotion to the tutorage
led of our army.
1, who dled in Paris In 1901,
;log seventy•one caliallS, has
rased upon, during hit life
, on which were engraved a
an egg "proper" surmount
inscribed "Here reposes
' T y of Likeness. , 11. was
short-sighted, and he died
Na. the bwallty of Nettles."
re sari: dialer General
District of Tennessee, has
74 040 4 the rebel eym•
patblzers of Nashville and vicinity. by g recast
order." So, after remaining
_under'a cloud airtime
the annual raid and invasion oftiat fair, Milroy
again makes his appearance, though '"not preellelr
in whatlts binned **Relive service."
The New Orienne Eraeays
aTglfte "l d d t i o er d'llT it y ,
S.
rid halbert t". Paine' half been
Washington. it given us great pleatexre to learn
Ikat General Phine is again able to take the field,.
for n e know of no soldier for whom we have greater
reilitet and esteem as a dironted patriob tiled brave
man. General Paine is weft knoirn here, having
first oonie, to fheDrpnrtnient of the Gulf as Colonel
of the gallant Wirectisin 4th.- Reserved in that ea
peony 10 the 19th tenpin andene a brigade arid
corevnander attei his jprtimotion, until the
memorable' assault tiger' the foreffinations of Vert
Hddson fin ties' 14th of Attie, 18= In this eng
merit he commanded ontrofthe aeseueltlng columns'
on the right. wing, and' •was one of the first' ,
to fall, having' accompanh'd' the skirmish line in
order to survey' the ground' before' directing the
advance of his main column: The polist at which
°MIAMI Paine tbIDV/a9 so exposed to the ere of the
enemy's sharpshooters, that It'w'ae found impossi
ble to remove him, Wee he lay in' the. sun , all d
Subjected to the most excruolatieglorture.. Several
men wore killed and wevunded in attempting to con
vey refreshments to hit]. When darkness enveloped
the field, he was borne - off. We acrompanind the
litter on which he lay, age] have never seen suffer
legs borne with greater fortitude. General• Paine
was shot through the knew, and it eras fortricEncoes.
miry to amputate hie leg. His retarn to' duty. sills
another fine soldier to the Union - armies.
-
---Mr. Martin J. Heade has reoeived from the
Emperor of Brazil the decoration of the Brazilian
order of Honor, In recognition of his artistic, genius.
Mr. Heade is one of the most perfect painters' of
birds and flowers that our country has prbducietk
We remember once to have seen a charming little
picture of his, in oil, of a. delicate porcelainivesei
out of ,whieh drooped a single rose. The - blending.
of colors was true to life, and the tone of the picture
so admirably executed that it seemed as if we•had
but to raise our fingers to pick.it off. In picturing•
ocean scenery we have rarely seen Mt. Heaie's
superior, Setne of his summer scenes of Newport
beach, in storm and calm, are gems in their way;
and as a landscape painter his sketches of the•
White Mountain region, and of the wild ravines- I
near Conway,. are among the best productions of
American artists. It was but a short time ago that'
Mr. Heade went to. Brazil for the .purpose of paint
ing the humming birds of South America. Con
trolled by an enthusiastic devotion to his profession,
by a Sensitive- , ambitloivi and a remarkable genius,.
he Imo sueeeedhil so well' as to receive the praise of
the Brazilian Court, and the Emperor headed a
subscription for a magnificent quarto chrome litho
graphic album, containing many . of his pictures:.'
His birds ate-to be brought out in London in the•
first style of lithographic art.
Mr. Gilmore. who went with Colonel Jaques to
Richmond, will tell his story of the journey in the•
September Atlantic while Colonel Jaques has de
clined one thousand dollars of an offer made by a
New York paper fur a reCountal of his experience.
Judge Advocate Holt is in St. Louis on an offi
cial. visit to the Department Commander, and is
stopping at-the Lindell Hotel.
—The following is-an instance of the ready war
ag‘e of Gen. Thomas, as exhibited in the fighting be
fore Atlanta::
So intense was theinteeest among our men to re
pel the rebels in their immediate front, that they
did not, perhaps, perceive a small column had
pushed around entirely to the left of Blake and
penetrated the right oi that long line of skirmishers
which I have described as alone holding the huge
grip between Newton and Wood, well they heard
the noire of eoefilet immediate* , in their rear. The
rebels had reached the Buokhead and Atlanta road.
But there was One man near by who saw the rebels,
and marked them as doomed. Gen. Thomas was
overlooking the progress of the fight in the rear of
Newton, The moment he perceived the body of
rebels I have mentioned, he hastily got together a
force coneistine of the pioneers of Ilimbell• 6 brigade,
some of the, struggling skirmishers who had lied be
fore the first rebel onset, and two pieces of artillery.
Taking immediate personal command of this novel
battalion, he assailed the astonished rebels and
killed and captured the whole body. He may per
form great achievements in the future, as he has in
the past, but I venture to predict that tie will think
RE' often of this little affair as Of any military event
of his life.
rii3CE
The Thermometer.
AVOTIST 4, 1883. .&1:10II8T 4, 1864.
6/.11 12 M 3P.M. 6A. M 1228 3P.M.
80.... ..... 90. V 86 7334 ......
wino. WIND.
EBB 88.6 Nby/3 EbyN NW NW
MILITARY.
TRANSFERRING SOLDIERS
Ninety-lour Dllohigan soldiers were transferred
from the army hospitals In this department to De
troit on 'Wednesday.
All the Vermont soldiers will be transferred to
that. State to-day.
ARRIVAL OF SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
Tho following la a Hat of aiok and wounded Penn
sylvania and Delaware soldiers, who arrived in this
city by railroad, on Tuesday evening last, from the
Washington hospitals
Ambrose B.Pauf, 0, 4 Dell A bicllvaine,G, 62
Cos GW Pierce, G,l Del ,John Cross, K, 98
Basil Ferguson, D,lB.oav:Jas Stuart, F, 91
Sergt Sarni Akins. 188'3191 Showers, I, 82
Jas Sterrett, 0.119 Seirlt Wm k Fratz, G, 98
Win D Johnson, I, 100 W bnelder, A, 2 •
Peter Ferogaies, H i 61 Hugh Bayne,_ E, 155
Corp Allen Boss, D,165 John Drist, K., 81
A Ferguson, G, 88 J H Kelly, K, 100
13 Weidner, F, 51 Andrew Fraker, 0, 184
A List, D, 61 John 0 Wallace, F, 100
t 6 . 1 ,D Lockhart, 11,1140 John bleCirea, E, 48
Wifi Gilbert, B, 187 Jos .F Lesslg, 0,130
Flamilton, F, 28 Harvey Moore, 0, 49
E Britton, A, 48 Wm II Fowler, E. 47
J M :‘ . pearer, D. 107. : Win F Harmstead, 8
D 11.1 , use, A, 141 • J Yeager, bngler, E, 1
B J Allen, I, 51 G Stouffer, 0, 13 Gay . _
Sergl, FA Drumere, K, 82 Allen Douglas, E, 6 Oav
Win Treffs, G, 119 •, W Irwin, 131, 1 (Jay
Ed Campbell, A,"1110 Sgt E T BoblitneD,lo •
N Ashenfelter,•l, 187 J R llngler, I 2 Art
Sergt G Kearney, 151 F. DI Smith, K, 2 Art John McFetridge , 023 Corp J MoKaramar, D, 2
Michael Uoughlin, I, 49 E Larow, H., 2 Art
J W blur:111, E, 81 EdwinHAVY, I, 2 Art
Jae W Kerr, A, 19 • D Wlker D, Dur ell Bat
Moat, of the above men were a sent ,
to the White
Ball and Haddington hospitals.
RECEPTION OF TILE FIRE ZOIIAYES.
The committee of arrangements for the reception
of Colonel Baxter's regiment met at the Neptune
bonus house lust evening. Nothing of any import
ance to the public was transacted. The formal ar
rangements will be made by Saturday. It is ex
vented that fifty companies will participate in the
X LS V EL L A N SODS.
FATIONAL FAST DAY
Yesterday was generally observed in this oily as
the national fast day, ns required by an act of
Congress. Business of nearly all kinds was sus
pended ; quite a number of taverns were closed.
There was no meeting of the ard of bro kers, or
the Corn Exchange. The bank b s o were closed. The
churches, from the croivos of people that thronged the
streets at the usual hours of closing, must have been
pretty Well attended Sn all parts of theikity. With
the single exception of the running of the passen
ger cars, the day appeared like a very quiet Chris
tian Sabbath. There was very little drunkenness,
and for the greater part of the day the streets were
deserted. '1 he response of the people to the law for
the observance of the day as one of humiliation,
fasting and prayer, was entirely creditable. In •
some Instances two or three congregations, on
account of the absence of pastors, assembled to
gether beneath the MUM roof, and mingled
their voices in prayer. Many of the churches
had the stars and stripes displayed, to which in
this hour of civil. strife the patriot eye was often
turned, as the beautiful banner gracefully waved
in the peeing breeze, What added to the solem
nity or quietness of the day, was the absenceof any
telegrams teem the scene of rebellion—nothing about
the raiders, or other incendiaries and murderers—
no enterprising newsboys making the streets vocal
with extras, were astir, nor were there many of the
boot-Week brigade about, ready to polish the under
standing of people generally. The very remarka
ble quiet that prevailed was the subject of univer
sal remark, as almost everybody seemed to be im
pressed with the proper feeling as indicated in the
special act relative to the day.
SPECIAL MEETING OF corNcru.
There will be a special meeting of both branohes
Of Council to-day, under the following oall from the
Mayor: .
W musses, It has - been represented to me that
the present emergency demands legislation from
the Councils of Philadelphia for encouraging re-
Milting, and also in reference to subjecteabout to
come Delors the General Assembly of Pennsyl van le,
at the session to be held on the eta lust, I do here
by, In pursuance of the power given me by law, oall
a special meeting of Councils, to be held at their re
*active Chambers, Chestnut above Fifth, on
Vriday, the sth day of August,instanta, at 8 O'Clook
P. re.
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
About gx o'clock last evening the house of Josiah
Garside, Seller street, above Lel per, was struck by
ltghtning. The electric fluid entered the front win
dow and passed down the water spout, which it
melted. Nobody was hurt. and but little damage
done.
LETTRE FROM MRS. GENERAL RANCIOCK
The following letter from Mrs. General , Hancock
relative to the receipt of complimentary resolutions
to her husband by the Councils of Philadelphia has
been received by Alr. Everman, of Common Council:
LONGWOOD, ST. Louis, July 31,1884.
Mr. Emmen: ' • . •
SIR: I have title honor to acknowledge thexecetpt
of your letter of.dute ,D4ly Wid:, also the ewe arrival
Of a boa sent by AdEims 7 thLpress; containing reso
lutions of weloome from the city of Philadelphia to
my husband, for which accept my sincere thanks.
Most reepecif ally, Mize. W. S. Hancock.
JOltn W..Evuals an, Esq., ,Phliadelphia, Pa.
ACCIDENT TO TILE MANHATTAN.
- - - -
The Manhattan tteamhost to Cape May. after
having proceeded a few miles on her trip yesterday
morning, was compelled to return to tho city for re
pairs, the engine that pumps water into the hollers
having gnt out of order. The most safe, sure, and
speedy way to reach and return from Cape Mayf is
by the West Jersey Railroad, which makes the trip
In three hours.
Wm. Chapman, the lad who was shot - at Smith's
Island on Wednesday, died from the effects of his
injuries about four o'cloek yesterday morning. The
curoner held an Inquest on the body.
A man named Monaghan had one of his arms
badly lacerated at Walnubstreet wharf yesterday.
He Was engaged in hoisting bales on board of a
canal boat, when the hooks slipped and caught his
arm. He was taken to the Pennsylvania. Hospital.
8001/SELLERS ,MEETING.
The trade will hold a meeting this afternoon at
bait:Taut s'o , clook, at. Messrs. Thomas & Son's auc
tion room, for the purpose of making arrangements
to attend the funeral of the late Mr. John Grigg.
THE POLICE.
[Before Mr. Alderman Welding.] -
OIITRAGEOIIS ATTAOX UPON A WOMAN.
A young man giving the name of Paul Dautrechy
was arraigned yesterday battery the oharrre of
oommitting an assault ande upon Julia
Davis, who resides in Nectarine street. Ascetics,
according to the evidence, thaton Tuesday night the
accused entered the house of complainant. She was
out. Upon returning with a glass erica water in her
band the moused seized tlfetam,bler and struck her a
blow, then choked her and beat her about the face,,
which bears unmistakeable evidence of brutality.
The accused was committed, in default of $ 0 bail,
to answer at court, and to keep the peace in the
meantime. . .
ALLEGED RIOTED° BOUND OVER.
'Philip Madden arid Thomas Moran were arraigit
ed yesterday afternoon, on the charge of being en
gaged in the riot between the whites and blacks, on
Wednesday evening. Thikolficers testified that the
prisoners were actively eggrured in the outbreak.
The accused were asked if they had anything to say._
"Do you, on your oath," said one .of them-to a,
police ( - Meer, "say that .T. was engaged 4n the riot I"
"I do; I saw both of you very active,in throwing
bricks.”
The parties were bold to bail in the sum of STAG
esekto answer at court.
,
•PporsimnoNAL TEEMS.
Philip Pendleton,alias Dutohy Long, Miami
Walker, and George Merril were arraigned by Do-
FATAL RESULT.
CASUALTY,
•
teetives Taggart and Henderson on the charge of
being professional thievee. The patties were arrest
ed 'at the lire on the wharf, near Vine street, on
'Wednesday evening. On the person of Morris, a
pistol, four chambers of which were loaded, wts
l'eurid. The party were committed to await a hear
jifiT, to take place on Saturday, at the Central Sta
tow Alderman 13eltler, who Is absent, being tlie
only :rnaglotrate authorized by law to commit pro
feeetorol tideveal under the elnety4lay law.
XAEIDLADY AND TENANT
Anna MeV'lliams and Ann MoMakin wore ar
raigned yesteelay on the obarge 'of breach of the
patent. Mrs. itieWflliame is the reputed owner of
several tinall,hOtatee. Mrs. McMakln was a tenant,
nod owed 'three dbllare for one nionth'e rent of
room. Upon meting' to other quarters, and n't
having money onowgh to pay the amount due, she
lefts stove worth elelen Collars as a pledge for the
payment of the rent. Yesterday morning she pro•
seeded to redeem the stove, and a war of words took
piece, and the neigh botrtiaod WiS anon in excitement.
A fight ensued between' the' two women, during
appeared and arrested the
which
l e .`.raring °
beli t! r t er°ll.l.
.A h rin l : cerS both ma:3431101r statements. The
landlady ematended that She received the Stove 10
payment for the rent. Tbi, other denied this, and
xidd It wee oledged until .she' could pay the .three
dollars. The landlady madcwounnter, denier, and
Evil] she had a pater to prove ft.
w Which paper is that 'I" said Mrs. MarlVlakin;
'"The one yen put a cross loin replied Mrs. lgo- -
Wlllinnis.
Ibis evident Oat Mrs. Neal. belie unabletoreal
or w;ite, and mates her mark, In piaci:v(4'lam name',
has signed a paper which gives thelandlady the
posscrslon of the stove. Neveral oaaes - Medlar to
this base been arludicated in unr snorts. Socha
paper Es illegal. The merits of the ease could not
be la might 'before' the nigistrate in 'the manner in•
which the parties• had been arraigned, and there
fore they were each bound over to. be of good
behaviour" and to keep the peace te.-erards' each
other. ,
iSofore Mr, Alderman Swift.]
TO KELT' TILE PEACE.
Nine perown' Et, black and white, who werlsartestert
by the pollee for rioting on Wednesday „stght, on?
Seven b Street, below Pine, were arrata - neat yeSten•
day before Alderman Swift. recently electelipoLice
magistrate by the Oily Chanel's. The poliefrotithers
C.,°;ll d ,ealit h araTtse t el,
d e a r: t i c: a t d h e b
o c o h n o. r a a , et e v r e
i o y f
engaged in it: On the person of one of the aibaged
rioters :a blackjack was monad. The defeadtants
, were hold to bail to be of future good behaviosand
is keep the peace.
CITY Ir=3.l[S.
TIM MOST 1131331811 L and econoinioal wile% 212
every family is iv Sewing Machine, and we know
the Wheeler A Wilson to be the best, simplest, (Ina
cheapest Sewing Machine in the world. Every m&'
shine warranted, and the money returned if not,en
tiroly satisfactory— , Instruction given at the real
dences of the purchasers. Cia to the. Wheeler Si
Wilson. agency, No. Tat Chestnut street, above
Seventh, and examine - these wonderful machines.;
VIM riNVST 017LTIVATIMBUTES AND DV.t:l4
OrOua- PEAOHRS are ROW in season, smothered in
pure Delaware County Ice Cream, at Par. W. H.
Sloeomb's Eastern Market Cheese Stand, Fifth
street, below Market. His assortment or tine
Chemin) the best In the city. We also invite ellen.
thin to. his superior pure Cider Vinegar—a great
favorite with intelligent housekeepers.
THE AZIENDX&ICTS.—The vote on the amend-
Mints, yesterday,,was a, very decided one. This is the
time for the amendments; the Constitution is to be
amended, and those who iii!we not already done so,
should amend their habits by procuring new suits
at the Brown Stone Olothing Hall of Rockhill &
Wilson, Nos. 603 and 600. Chestnut street, above
Sixth. It la never too late to mend and amend.
" ADVICES PROM THE ARMY OE THE POTO3LIO."
—"We have a great many advices from the army,
but nobody seems to take the advice. In the first,
place, men down there are getting fewer, and we
are advised at home, by the increased bounties and
the 'incresaed number of "bounty jumpers," that
mop are valuable. Also, another advice is not to'
wear your good clothes either under Burnside or
under a mine, for you might got blown up for so
doing ; but when you go down to the army, either
as brigadier or vivandlere, get. clothing suitable at
Charles Stokes', under the Continental.
Elm AND EAR moat snootasfaly treated by J.
Itasca, M. D., °outlet and Anrist, MI Pine at. Artifi
cial eyell blaerted. No charge for examination. j y 2041
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
The alone
Mrs Cower &Sch. Fla
Mr Borman, Florida
Capt Bonita:
W N Nana, Baltimore
W .1B Waiters, Baltimore
Robt Turner & wf. Balt
licbt E Turner, Elslimore
.1 41Phillip, eittaburg
Mr & Mrs C Levering, BAN
Mists Jackson, Baltimore
Robt Levering, BLltimore
M M Bard, New York
Dr B Garrett. Wit, Del
B Batch, Now Orleans
Geo W Burns, Quincy. ill
C H Snow, Wash, D ti
J W Barker & fa, Pittaburgl
W Jamison & wf, Detroit
C B Jamison, Detroit
li W Jobxuon & wf. Detroit
W T Euvard, N Y
Isaac S Enyard, New York
6to B McPherson. IFS A
Capt J Lawless, Wil. Del
W Almon & wt, Ohio
Bean, Louisville
Oliver Ditson, New York
LC Frost, Wheeling
P Connell, Vinton. lowa
.1 W tircwn. Pittsburg
A It W Painter, Pittsburg
B II Ring, Piltsburg
E 0 Davidson. Memphis
.1 W Pariah & wife. St Louis
C W Waits. Coicago
W W Patrick. Pittsburg
RR Wilton, Pittsburg
1. C Coe, New York
M Macsillan, Now If ork
Mrs Barnttt, New York
A P Cock ran. Louisville
C L Lamberton & wife, Pa
0 V Seem
A C Good, Wheeling
B B Beach Hartford
Could: New Orleans
0 E NowellePawtneket,E l
T J Vail, Ilarford
J D Sargent. Boston
O W Oter, Now York
W Forrey, New Jersti
.1 N Nona & is, Now York
JE Rseside Washington
D D it IS. New York
The 16.
.T C Crane, Baltimore
Capt Dawson,
_0 8 11l C
R B Pallier, Wash, D 0
Oataner
N Blue, New York
F Rolkatelal, New York
A Hamilton, Boston
Miss B Hamilton, Boston
B J Fry, Tamaqua
R B Howland,Harrisbnrg
C H Neon, Barri/J/13M
.1 B Simon. lIRITI9bUrg
B C Powell. Phils
B Watson. Odessa, Del
L .7 Albertson. Phfta
Aaron Wastage?. Penna
Mrs J R West & tam
0 B Chu r c h , Union, Pa
Mill Union, Pa
't Taylor & wf, Univn, Pa
W Brown & wf, Penn&
Ninntriger, Vermont
R Thompson, Vermont
Richard ell:upon Coon
John Jackson . C onnecticut
Ben' Soder, Penn%
Saud Clark, Penna.
Wm Wilson. Fauna
The Az
T Martin, New York
F LIB° aboft, Boston
F Mayes, New York
W Smithson, Purt Deposit
F Sopff, Baltimore,
F. Brtnniag. Baltimore
.1 Smith, Boston
.1 Thompson, Boston
J Conklin, New York
JF lakes. Camden, Del
J W Allen, Miohienn
A B Wishard. Miciaidam
F B 7.il7ey, Wash. D C
14 Bell, USN
J bleltiehon, Ireland
J Collins
The Ilhe
W Lilly Mauch Chunk '
11 V Bandy,lianch Chunk
J Id Line, Allentown
E ?ergs, Clearfield
B Akers, Baltimore
D du l theubaugh, Pittsburg.
Geo Grover, - Boston
Mr & Mrs Ctiarif , Trenton
D M Barbour, Baltimore
Geo Lots, Penns
Wm Ylerning,Pittsburg
It V Etrean. Wash, Pa
3) BleConvill, Ohio
Frank D Ford, Illinois
E P Mi
ha ller
B Cha mberlin, Danville
Mrs Wilkins, Danville
Miss Wilkins, Danville
D McMartin. New York
lil Jones, Pottsville
.1 F Johnson & la, Penna
R Knech & wf, Manton
Jac Jones, Baltimore
II Weiner, Baltimore
Chas Rohr', Baltimore
W A Marks, Virabbingtoa
The Mal
P A Bfalis. TiroaQ
Y A Raub, Centreville
I-1 homely. Centreville
J Culbertson, Lehigh co
C Bitter, Rittersvills
B C Bober, Allentown
'B F Jones lk la,Holmesburg
D Echevier, Lehigh Co .
H hlFelter,E Bethlehem
Thor Monts. Schuylkill co
E Forrest, Allentown
Levi L Jacoby. Bucks co
T Trumbower, Bucks co ,
Jhl Kaufman. Socks co -
A rn 0E Edwards, Quakerto'n
• W Held; Lehigh co
The Bftrl ,
H Rittenhouse, Maryland
David °snor, Barocco. Pa
JET Plum,Baddoriela,N
W 0 Taylor, Ifew Jersey
3 B meCtnns. 11E11'141a
W Dayidiom, Fhilads
Jos 0 Presidia, Bucks co
Miss Rittenhouse, lad
Miss Werner, Marylsed
Amos A Gregg, Bustletn, Pa.
Jacob B Warner", Backe co
C BBI F Y, Backingham. Pa
Cbss el). -Bo al] , am.ra
Nitta/ell Birk,Backinakam
The co
S N Briggr, Boeton
M Bartweii, Brooklyn
J C Worth, Oxford, -Pa
E R Trener, Cincinnati, 0
Saml. F Wylie, Baltimore
J M F. rgueon
Join liammonk,New York
Jain. e Smith, New York
J C Fackenthal Waeh, D C
John Cooper, )3121)ka co
The`N
W A Jodon,Millersborg
A Lockman, Harrisburg
Mrs J Holcomb, Masshi Bailey, Ashland
H J Ashland
B Bensinger, Ashland
GFenstormsclisr,Eapy
W Woodkol, Ohio
Brooke, Ohio
Mrc Howard, Penna -
Sellentan.. ollll6
Sarni black, Jnd 'Ana
Brunner,Ohlo
J Fletcber, Little Rock
Sh, Franklin
Wormin Bieglesvnle
W Jones:Princeton, Df J
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Wine It
A P Graham , Vermont
Thos & la
A & Slack, Brewneburg
R Van Dike; Delaware
Mists Luaßen., New YbTY
siaMs.
D F Ward James C Blake. Mass
H Levygon, Nevt YorkJohn Brunner, Lano eo„
B Blair, New Yorh J B Milian, 'Virginia
Jolts, OilSHan Chaster co . John Kennedy. Peach go.tt
The Pita
She Black Bear.
,Thos Bahr, Velasville blitai 1. Packer, Sod.=
-BK eek W A -Ruppert , W Chester
811 ES lilanb llll9Bl l . Balms Min Ruppert Fax Caere
Tanana ' 011 as Cleaver is la, Pa
W T LeiP,
lIREsS.—PITTLATYPILPITTA. YRTDAN, ATTGITST 5, j 864.
Arrival rand Sailing of ocean lsl,eauada•m
TO ARRIVE.
ERTPF FROMFog DATE.
City of London...LivPrpool . ..,..New Y0rk,...........1n.1y 29
Persia' Liverpool...... Boston .... , ....luly 32
Tentonia . . ... ...Sottit atoptoa.New Y0rk......,...itag 6
TO DEPART.
P. ofWarbingtonNew York Liverpool.... 6
Borurria . -New York Soutteunnton .•..A.ur 6
Now York., ....New York Liverpoei hilt 6
Believe New York • London • •••Alere 45
Yong Shney....New •New Or.ons Alkg• 6 . •
Chas C Leary—New York "...New OrlekEs..... Amor ik
Roanoke New York Murano. An*
AT THE NBRORANTS I =CHAIM]; PHILAMILVITLi.
Bark A 1 Harvey, ....Barham:bea t soon.
Bark Tinto (Br), Davi50n.......-......Liverp001, soon.
Brig Aurora, ... .. soon,
Brig Sarah Larson, Hopkins...,..Barbadoes, soon.
Brig Maine, Jarvis • • •Barbadoes, soon,
Brig .8 V Merrick, Norden, Havana and Car
denas soon,
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OP TRADE,
JANINE MILLIKEN,
ANDREW We esmat, Committee of the Montk.
Elver) Y. Towriersrp,
PORT Or PHILADELPHIA, A 4,1564.
Sun Rises-5 1 Sun Sets.. 6 59 High Wster..3 53
, ARRIVED.
Untted States steamer Massachusetts, Lieutenant
West commanding. arrived this (Thur.scis..y)' after
noon at the Navy Yard, from the South Atlaistic
Squadron, via Charleston bar 64 hours, wltte pus
sengers, invalids, and prhoners. No new
P d of tote
rest. Parsed at Cross Ledge, bark Columbia; Irons
Pensacola, bound up; at Bombay Hook, knilt
terprise, of Londonderry, from Naples, bound' up ;
at Doak Creek, a deep laden English brig, Wand
up; also, several brtga and harks, names unknown,
bound up. Passed a large neat of vessels. botant. to ,
sea.
SteitmerGeorge PIC Leary, Deming, from Fortress.
Monroe; with sick and wounded soldiers to lI'S
Medical Director. The G M L also has a numisbr
of contrabands, a portion of whom will be taken.4o
Nee , York.
Brig George Crump (Dr), Anderson, 17 days from.
Cienfuegos, with sugar to S d< W Welsh—vessel tci.
E A Souder.A. Co.
lirig Speethtway, Atherton, 10 days from Calba;•
Oen, with 1130111115e9 . to E 0 Knight Er. Co.
Scbr W Krebs, ()waste, from Alexandria,,.with
flidfelo Thos*W abater.
. Scbr Sal t Wore Beller, Richardson, from Pooomoke
river, with•mdse to J - T Justus.
Sehr Damascus, Price, from Pocomoke river, with
timber to nney-yard.
Behr Neptune, Roden., from Hartford, in ballast to
'septet
Sea Evergreen Potter, from Providence. in bal
last to Lumbard.d Ward.
Scbr CatishrineThoulaeißreStOrk, from NOW York,
In 'ballast to Lumbard is Ward.
Bohr R R Mull, from Providence, in bal
last to eaptain.
=Sch,r Pdarrealey, Raley,. from Boston, in ballast
to captain:
Seim 113 Smith, Anderson, from Providenee,'in
ballast to captein.
Solar RlEfacw, York, from Plymouth, Mass, in bat
list to captain:
Steamer S F Phelps, Brown, 24 hours from New
York, with mdse to Wm M Baird & Co.
Steamer Sarah, Jones, 24 hours from New York,
with mitre rooilrm M Baird & Co.*
Pilot boat VTurley, 12 hours from Wilmington,
Del, where sherhas been thoroughly overhauled and.
repsiredl. Tho-F, T will leave In about two days,
for the purposfrof cruising on her station.
duesstal.
Mrs Metcalf., Louisville
Jsa S Knowlson, Tro_ .'s NY
H Martin, Toronto. Canada
ClotA H Beadlell, II 1 N
El H Hamlltoll, H 8 N .
T B Schweitzer
J H Ward, Baltimore
Lis F Baker, Wheeling
~.1 W Greenfield & la, Ma
Chas Howlett, Wash, D C ,
W B Remedios & wf. Tto
W It Peon & la, Now York.'
Miss Campbell, St L,ula
0 Weller, St Louis
Mr Richardson, Now York
C A Wortsudyk, N I
L Brownell, Kentucky
M A Bautzhghoffsr & la
Dr C Ronc.flehl, II 8 Of
C Bnrawtn, Pittsburg
Tas F Bennett, Pittsburg •
john Scott, Pittsburg
W It Minlck, Pittsburg
It Ll:Marshall, Pittsburg
P 11 Muller, Pittsburg
H Paasett
J T Smith, Baltimore
bl P Wetzel, Ilarri.burg -
Copt L M Scbuermau
Mr Gamily, New York
Mr Howard, Nov York
A 9 Stevens, Pennsylvania
BF OilltecOn.Peunsvivanta
.1 Simpson, Pennsylvania
It P Lodge, Madison, led
W C Watts, Madison. Ind
J McKinny, Madison, lug
D P Bible, North Carolina
Mrs 3 !Tonle. Hassan .
W F.Ttinucil, Hassan ,
(1P ir a u a el 1, Hassan • - i
Geoo Stoddard, II 8 K ' - ' l 7:
W-J- Reid, H.S-N-- -
Geo H Fox, Boston
P W Bacolod, Baltimore
GeosPaddison, Loudon
Mrs M Moody, Baltimore
S. 14 Whitgoot, Wasbn
J Id Coburn, Washington.
Chas Coburn, Washington
Thou Kingman, Boston
W S Hantiorton, W.islan
W 0 Moorhead, Prima.
W H Parker& wife, Wash
J Fitzsimons. Cincinnati
H s Thompson, New York
Hotehinson, Now York
Mortoo. Milford. Del
B Ford. Maryland
, Mr & Mrs Mayloud, Venus.
MM. elaylnad atster,
W Poe, Dayton. 0
A El Maasslinan, Penns
W F Henderson, Virginia
J C Wilson
G T Ash & la. New York
W L Wall, Wash, D 0
R R Corson, Wash, D C
J P Dalton Delaware
J r. Mingle. Beam
13 Sandi, Easton
R B Carnahan &ist; Peena
John 0 English, Ohio
.1 L Blom, Washington
Et L Mont, Washington
D d Danielman,Wash
P Snowden. Baltimore
W 0 Maxwell. Baltimore
Cha Oarretson, York, Pa
hire N Libby, Maass
JO Slay, Muylaad
erlcan.
W W Parker,
.Mass
1W 0 Redden. Delaware
Gapt'W H. Redden, Illinois
J S Nevin, New Jersey
Moreau Clevulant
J Susi], Maine'
J Borg, Waterford
G Hall, Pennsylvania
J H Barton. Delaware co
S B Barrett. Newark, N'.l .
H Ziegler. Newark, N J
.1 Rnerty, Brooklyn
Mrs E Albright, Brooklyn
.1 Couklln, New York
I) H Brewer, Harrisburg
kisaatte.
Iss Beaver dr Ms, Danville
B W Hudson- Carton
S Wallace, White Liven
B C Jones, Inthole
F Falterer & la. St Lbeis
13 V' Ravisher. Poona
G El Menge; Chamberabam
'Elias Bair, Lancaster
.18 Dougherty. Lancaster
Mies E H Baker, Trenton
10138 L need, Trenton
Mew Maria Heed. Trenton
W Ager, New York
70.ephum Seidler, Penns
F Ha 9 , , Fort Delavrare
Capt Sehiffier, U S A
ICot Bamford, S A
W Cunningham, Ft Del
H Rosenfeld, Chicago
Geo Grover, Boetoa
L Embres & la, Delaware
(I H Luring. Portland
J M Drill. Baltimore
P Hart & son, Maryland
G Saunders & la, Mama
13 Eagle.
Rich F. Green, Quakertown.
Geo Beer, Qualierioom
Sera klaas, foogolsville
Thee Compton, Centreville.'
John J Richards, Centrov'e
Gen lil Hager, Quakertown.
Daniel Boyer, Lehigh co
Joe Miller, Fogelevilie
John Albright, Lehigh - ea
stephen E Albright, Mina
Edw Lttzenberger, PPIIIIB.
Ofattherrlahno,Lebik .co
Alfred Steinbenter, Penne
Jag Gadkenbach. Lehigh co •
Anderson Calvin, Euston
Thoa &rause, Quakertown
ey Sheaf.
(W .Richmond, Bnekcs Co
Jno - Walton. NowtoWn, Pa
John E t'arry,Attleboro,Pd
Col Bodine, Loyalv;lle, Pa
Wiu It Tyson. Penns
Mr Oversiall, 'Penne
Bennie 0' Keefe, Now York
Wm Sanodors, New York
J'r siesta, Germantown,Pa
W C Johnson,Germentown
It E. Cadwalader Penna.
Jersey
Samßritian, New
Sam H Earriaon, Penatt
mercial.
Mrs John D Yerkee,Read'iS
Mies Man" Yerkos,R9adlog
Walter Team, Reading
Thos Hall, Harrisborg
J H Worstsll, sucks co
Card W P Mintzer, Pottat'n
Cupt Jam.s S Parma
P eat T Helfsnyder, Fauna
Mrs V.+ nordeo Poona
4SamlWright Chester
iioi al.
Jll Abell,Virginia
W WlUlame, Musa
E Thompson, Penner
R Winlona, Parma
fi S Cooper, [memo co
C J Smith, Lebanon
I H Reim. Lebanon
P Y brewilinger, Penne.
I Light. Lebanon co
Lieut J C Sassier, U S A.
M Tall cott, Indianapolis
Miss Talicott; Indianapolis
L Jab Ewon, New Jersey
0 E Hen man. Uri ca, N
C C Stevens, Utica, N Y
oalighPr, Zanesville, 0
8 E Dave, Utica, N
&Isom.
C W Sono', Delaware
Samuel Worrell
P G iiimpking, New j erse y
D B Owens. Milford
AO'S
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED.
SW Evergreen, Potter, New Bedford, Quintard
& Ward. • •
Schr Catharine Thames, Preston, Providence, do.
Schr Reading. Railroad No 47, Nickerson, ' Port
Monroe. Com RA Adams.
Schr Deniescue, Price, Pooomoke River, captain.
St'r Geo rd• Leary, Deming, New York, captain.
SAILED.
The steamship Frances, Anstitr, for Havana,
sailed at 10 o'clock this morning.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR SAES• LOW, FOR CASH; A. RETAIL
DRIfO STORE, doing a good business. Applyal. 3308
MARKET Street, West Philadelabia. asus-2t*
THE POKILAZ CLOTHING HOUSE OR PHILA.
" OAK BALL."
Beet-elm goods at moderate prices.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
B. B. corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
Custom Department (to make to order) No. 18. Sixth St.
WEER - LEW& WILSON'S HIGHEST PREMIUM
LOCK-STITCH
SEWING MACHINES,
THE CHEAPEST, SIMPLRFIT, AND BEST.
Saleeroome, 704 CHESTNUT. Street, above Seventh
D 1 E D_
BIRCH.—On the 3d inst., George Struthers. youngest
son of George R. And Elizabeth Birch, in the 7th year
of his age.
Funeral from the residence of hie parents, No 1023
Catharine st. , on Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock. ** .
HOBNOB. —On the 4th intt., Jane West Horner,
widow of-Joseph P. Horner, in the 50th year of her
age.
Her relatives and friends are invited to attend the
. funeral services at St,. Mary's Church. Locast street, -
between , Thirty• ninth and Fortieth streets, on Saturday
afte-i•nooc, the 6th inst., at 4 o'clock. Interment at
LanTell Hill.
El [MBAS!. —On the 2tl inst., Samuel Bingham. la
Ihe4Oth-year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family; also Shelsinah
Lodge, No. 246. A. Y. M t the Chattahoechie Tribe;
I. 0. and Assessors of Internet Revenue of the
Third Congressional District, are respectfully invited to
attend the [anent], from his late residence, No. 2625.
. Lawrence street, on Sunday afternoon, at I. o'clock..
--To pr eceed to Franklin Cemetery. "
CORBON. —On the 2d lust., Mr. Charles -Corbon..
Printer, in the 73d year of bie age.
His friends are particularly invited to attend his fee.
neral, ft em his late- residence, No. 1206 Hanover street..
• Kensington, on Saturday afternoon, August 6, , at three.
o'clock. To proceed to Odd-Fellows' Cemetery. **
HEELY.—On the 3d inst., George F., infant son of , I
Thome and Frances Neely, aged 10 months and 25 days,
The relatives and friends, of the, family are Invited to.
Attend the funeral, from the residence of -his parents,
Ito. Lil 9 South, Street, this (Friday) .afternoon, at.five..
o'clock.'
ORlGG.,eon.lifonday„ the 2sl inst., John Grrig& &eq.,
aged •72: •
Hie friends and those of the family are invited to. at
tend the funeral, from his late residence, IBM Walnut,
street, on Friday alto:moon, at 4 o'clock. Intorme,nt
• HIISTON.—On theAd instant, R. EL Huston, M. D.;
in the 70th year of to age. " -
His relatives andfriends are Tennested, without for-.
they notice,to attend his funeral from his late residence,
12f-8 Arch street, on Saturday morning, at 10 o' clock, to
proceed to Lame), Bill.
WOOD. —On the morning of the 3d infant, William J.
Weed, in the 71styear of his age.
The relatives end friends are.invited to. attend theta
neral of the•deaeneed -from the residarme of his brother,
Thomas Wood, in Bristol, Fa., at o , '.clocle. P. 51-, Fri
day, the sth Met,
TISD A LL. —On the 24 lust., Chas. Tisdall, in the 70th
year of his age.
The relative and male Mendel of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend his, funeral from hie late
residence, No. 233 Chrimian street, on. Friday morning
at 5 o'clock.
LITZWBERG.--On theld instact,,Charlee 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. 132, and General
Taylor Encampment, a: 0. 0. F., and Hamilton Lodge
and Columbia Mark Lodge, No. 91, A. Y. IC are in
vited to attend. Interment at Mount Modell Gems.
ten% VP*
OBITUARY.
ROBERTS.—hip 9th, a prisoner in the Petersburg
Federal Respite], of mounds received at Reams' Sta
tism, Jane 29th, 1864, Cap tain
. W .Deweee Roberts, Com
pany B, nth Pennsylvame. Cavalry. in the 24th year of
his age.
Z.. P. Roberts,
Sig: My friend, '.r. B. Baird, has this moment shown
me your letter. /t is a painful duty to answer it.owing
toile sadness of its contents. You wish to know the
facts; you Bak is there any hope. I will answer frank
ly, and. give you facts: ,When the charge was or
dered, , your son, our dear lamented captain, took his
pokt in front of his squad. Now the charge was made,
and heavy wee the loss to the enemy. On hie return,
be rods to roe, and said: Colonel, lam shot. I saw his
wonnd a dangerous one. He was at once sent to the
surgeon; In the din of battle an boor. elapsed: I saw
Win again—Le was beyond the power of speech; Dr.
Harlan was attending him. I hove eines learned, while
in the hands of the enemy, he died. I tell
_yen with a
heart filled with sotrow,no lopes are left. It would be
unjust for me to, write otherwise. I' will write you
daily, till pbsillve facts are known of the result.
During Captain.W.Deweea Roberts' service in my re
giment, now nearly On ee yea's, hie uniformity of cha
racter, his gentlemanly deportment, and hie soldierly
and truly officer like qualities,endeared him to each and
every older of my Tsai ment ; and while we so deeply
deplore Lis lees, and truly sympathise with big parents
and many friends for his irreparable loss, wei have the
consolation of knowing that he fell with satie in hand,
gallantly leading and cheering on his men in defence of
an insolent foe ,end nobly striking a blow for the down
fall of a - rebellions force, and for the protection and re
storation of our once beloved Union.
•
SAMUEL V. SPEAR,
Colonel , 11th Penna. Cavalry, Cumm'ding Brigade.
PETERSBITRO, VI., July 10, 186
L. P. Roberts, Eta.: •
My DEAR Sia: I wrote to you IL few days since that
your son was losing strength. and that his case was dis
couraging. Is Is my painful duty now to tell you that
my worst fears have been realized; The Captain died,
eatmly and.peacefully, at 103( o'clock last night. He
saw that 1 wee auaiou and 'distressed about him., and
caked me in the afterroon if he could live. When I
told him he could not, be sand be had no dnad of death,
and as ihninet be, he hoped it would come that night;
wiebed me to say to his friends that' he was resigned,
and felt quiterearly to die; beget" me not to do any
thing to prolong life, though he suffered but little pain.
Spoke calmly of home and of hie regiment, and ex-
Pressed hie atitude to the young man who had -
tended him so faithfully, and who stoo d by him to the
last, blinded with tears. It bae been my lot to tee many
deaths, but I never saw no more peaceful and -calm
than his. The Inspector General and other officers have
promited me that the body shall be carefully hurled,
'lea n
that the place shall be well marked,and that f tha
be notified exactly where it is. I have the Captain's
ring; he gave hie watch to one of his sergeants in the
ilea& .
• Yours, truly, GEORGE. C. Bent &N,
Burgeon.
it 8130 N & BON, MOURNING STORK,
•
4.7 be. 918 CHESTNUT Street. 377-tt
VYRE & LLNDALL, FOURTH AND
ARCH have a
Pine stook of Mike
Pine stock of Ethaw
Fine stock of Flann i tn,
Fine stock of Linens,
Fine stock of Miding. WO
SlTlttitAilr'rlONS IN AID OF TIME
SUFFERIIR3 AT CH AMBRHSBURG, PA.
We bate received from G. R. Meeeeremitb,
Carbier of the Batik of Chambersbarg, a deplorable ac
count of the dentitglion existing there. Persons wish
ing w aid the tufferere can do eo by eendirm their con
tnbutions to us. DRRXRL it CO.,
auS- tit HI South THIRD Street
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that an instalment of TWO DOLLARS PER
SHARE on each and every share of the Capital Mock of
the lETNA MINING COMPANY has this day been
called in, payable on or before the 16th day of ACICIUST.
1864, at the office of the Company, Be. 321 WALNII r
Street, Philadelphia.
By order of the Directors.
B A. HOOPES, Treasurer.
FaiLsnimpurs, 31117 11. 1884 sal. MS
garNU IsloE. AN ELECTION WILL,
'be held on MONDAY, the lath Inst., at the
MOUNTAIN ROUSE, at Creeson, Pa. for seven Ma
nagers of the (treason Springs CompiZny, to serve for
one year.A a BELL,
Feoretary Cresson Springs Company.
CRESSON, A rignat 1,1864. aa4 St
EI ON THEY STATEMENT OF
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, as required by
the Thirty-fourth section of the National Currency Act:
Average amount of loans and discounti $263,800
• U. S. regal tendera 90,100
due from other banks 39,600
" • " of notes in circulation 15,000
. " of deposits, including balances
due to other banks 306;700
- PHILADELPHIA. August 21,1866.
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, es.
I, Samuel J. Mao:Malian, Cashier of the Fourth Na
tional Bank, being sworn, depose and say that the
above statement is correct, to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
eworn before me, this second day of Aulmst, A. D.
JOSEPH PROBSTON,
aniloSt Notary Public.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE" OF PENNSYLVANIA. Atunrwr 1, 1864.
-We Direetoto have this day declared a Dividend of
TWSPITIf DOLLARS per Share, clear of all'uxes.
payable to the Stockholders or their legal ropresenta-
Lives, on demand. WILLIAM" HARPER.
ang-101 Secretary.
U 1 JON STATE 'COX BE I T•T II It
U ROOMS. 1105 CHISTMIT Street.—The State
Committee request their friend, throughout the State
to adopt efficient means•to forward early and full returns
SthsUltietion upon the Constitptional Amendments.
end by Telegraph to the Chairman at Girard louse,
Philadelphia.
. The Committee ROOMS are now open. and all cone-
Mndence directed to the Chairman will receive prompt
ention. • S. CA313005, Chairman.
•
A. W. 13E1b6i. nsurcT. Storetary.
int tt
NATIONAL UNION TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINOOLN,
won VICE PRESIDEET,
ANDREW JOHNSON;
xixekonAz.
SENATORIAL.
X6rforr ItItISIOBABL, Ph 1184910%,
P. deRN111011.422, Beaver County.
it'EPOIESENTATIVE.
I. PraLst - P. Mac, Bliaa-W. Hell,
2. (1.1. Kortleen Coates. 14. Charles R. Shriner.
I. 1 a iry Hama, lb. JohirWiater,
4. HErd., 16. David NoConaushy.
B tr t on: g. ,yegw. 11. David W.
6. Chaireis , St. nnk r . Isaac Deaden,
7. Robert Parke: 19. John Patton.
S.Taylor, 29. Samuel B. Dick*
9. *John A. laieetand,_ V. Everard
10. Rickard H. Coryell, 22. John P. Penney.
11. Bdvard•Rollidad... 73. Ebenezer laaivairia;
12. Charleer. Rixad. 24. Jan W. Blanchard.
By order` of the . CoutrOl Committee.
of= , eF}',I I IIAW IV TA' E BRIGGS , on
COmTANY, Not ttiipth , Poi:Men *root.
'Poit.A.DHr.plyrA; Jay 30, 1864.
The Boartbof Alredberishave THIS DikY deolored the
Beyond monthly dvictrandl of Otil3. rbil CENT. on the'
capital stock,-isayrible• oil the Stn. of Migrant, dear, of
State ta Y.
Tbe Transfer Books wllbb a dosed tatty the 4th of km
; goat. end reopened on the- 91b. C.110 ,- . A. DU?,
anl.6t Trensarerr.
°IREFUL OF IERIE CO UILMER LEAK
PER CB6IPANYvaI9 WALNUT Street.
;
NOTICE it hereby. given that all stock to this Corn
' parr, on which they innialment of 60-100 dollars per'
Aare, called March 10th,. 1003, and due 'Majelst,'l264, ter
1 not paid is forfeited for said default, and, thariaccordidet
tethe charter anctArr-laws of the Company, it will bs.
solid at Public auction, ort MOM DAY, Ategustlth, .1864.-
, et 12 o'clock M., at the oftlesof tde Socretary o, , the Com
y pulp. No. 319 NIFX-LNIIT Street, Plilladelplas, unless
paid on or before flat day.
MI order of the f /card of .Directore.
.2 • DeTIS. S. FLEYL, Secretary.
POILADELPITIA. July tz, Elde iy29-10t.
NOPPICE.—.. TAU Bits
IarcLINTOCKYLLIXPEYNOLEUALCOMPANY,''
:Aloe- No. cu weiatur Etreet.
- - PHILIADBLPHIA. July 27, 1661.
The Board of Direitore have this day d.olared .the
Myrrh monthly .dlvicticalbtif• ONE PER CENT. omthe
capital E4OCk.iparablir at, the Once of the Company on
cad after SATURDAY., Atigurst. lea
Tile Transfer Ilot‘ka will close on Saturday, July 20,
akto'hiock P.M., until.Saftirday, Ammer, 6.
372£0-94* , Wlri. MOON EY, Secretarr.._
IgrTiariksraElLtS DIEPAR TIMM
' NORTHE R NICEDITaiiL BAII‘WAY
PAVE, CALVEET ISTATION,
BAIAIDIORIS, July 7J, 1564. *.
The Preeident and Dtreotore of this Company have de
dared a Dividend for the quarter ending Jane Roth, of
TIY.O (E) PER CENT:,
free ofliations.l and . State taxes,.
pa-juDlo to the Stockholderson the 25th of August- next,
at thqs otliee.
Tie Tranefer Books will be elosed from the lath to
the-25tb of August. BY order.
aalxm w not S. S. LEIB, Treasurer,
IVOTIOE 39 MIER - EBY GIVER
that application.has been made to the-Triistees
of the Pire Association of Philadelphia for the renewal
of paw - Cy No. 30.662-3 i. for Sao, Issued September 1,
1&16,7 , 1n name of CHAS. MoIIiTIRE, which is lost.
N. R.F.BOUL.
Mo. 110 B. ELEVENTH St.--
ty2o-wfmlm*
OFFICE SOMEUSET IKON AND
- COAL COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
451 CEDAR Street,. Nsw YORK, July 28, 1264.
NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to a resolu
tion of the Board of Directors, au instalment of 2.) par
cent. -on the Subscription to the Capital Stock' of the
SOMEMVST IRON' AND' COAL' COMPANY OF PENN
SYLVANIA be. and is heceby, made payable to JAMES
WADSWORTH, Treasurer of said Company, on or be
fore the 6th, day of September next.
atft-teeb Attest:' IC TYNG, Secretary.
THE NOFVFPFEEN PACIFIC RAIL
ROA D. —The undersigned, Commissioners from
Titao.uoirmotte, named.in the net of Incorporation of the
Northern ratite Railroad Company, hereby give notice
to all thosenamed in Laid act as Commiaaionors, thatthe
first com p anyf the Beard of Commissioners of
said will be hel,cl at the MELODEON HALL,
in the dry of Boston, on THURSDAY, the first day of .
Beteprber next, at twebre o'clock.. at noon
WILLARD- SEARS. • JOHN A. BASS.
J. B: WiTFIINOTON. • ABIEL. ABBOTT.
GEO.. BEIIVERICK, J. 111. BECKETT.
JOSIAH PERIIAM,
Boaroar. July 14, 1864. jy22-f4t*-
UNION LEAWN
PIIILADELPHIA.
Ia Ndew of
, the call of the Preeident for trohnadeed
thoreaml men, we krepose to raise
A. 3g;E4G-IMlalqW
FOR TWk7.lllll
COLONEL 3IOItA.TIO BICKEL,
LATE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA. RESERVES,)
Has consented io tAke tlxi• ctovanuuld
.dll aloes desiring to take• peat in this prganization
are rectuooted to call
COLONEL RORATIO G. MOREL,
"DRAFT. °
PHILADELPHIA GUARDS REGIMENT;
Col. A. A. LECHLRE.
. $4OO BOUNTY
for ONE YEAR'S service only.
tE 4 :.e.3 paid immediately on muster.
Rally, men, rally 1. Don't wait to be drafted.l
Any person recruiting twenty men will receive a
Second Lieutenancy; Awenty.tive men, a First Lien
.enancy ; forty men, a Captaincy.
Immediate application should be made to .
HEADQUARTERS,
Commonwealth
611 CHESTNUT Street.
FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY. . .
EVANS Sr, II S S A:1-414,
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
41S ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. '
Banners, Regimental and Company Flags; Swords,
Sashes, Belts, Fassants, Epaulets, Hats, Caps, Can
teens, Haversacks, Camp Kits, Field Glasses, Spurs,
and everything pertaining - to the, complete outfit of
Army and Navy Officers.
liberal discount allowed to the trade. as3-lm
FROTHINGI43I - WELLS
JULY 7, 1864
NAVE POl BALE
Huy! NEDITIN, AND LIGHT SHFLETINGS AND
SIMITINGs.
STANDARD rams.
HEAVY CANTON FLANNELS.
WASHINGTON AND TIC ‘ TORY CAMBRIOS AND
SILESIAS.
BROWNBLSACAND, AND coNSIT JEANS.
No. 11 WORSTSD TARN, ge2s-Iftf
NEW PIUBLICATI NS
ABEIMEAD 435 BVANS,
Saccessorito
WILLIS P.
72{*CHESTNUT Street.
Have reeelved
TENET SON'S FEW VOLIIMB. ENOCH ARDEN.
AND OTHER POEMS.
RITA. An autoblooaphy by Hamilton Aide, author
of 'Confidences,"
"Carr of Carriyon." &c.
BIOGRAPHICAL SHETCRES OP LOYALISTS OP
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION, with an historical
sees y by
_Lorenzo Sabine. 2 vols.
TEE MONOMANIAC: OH, SHIRLEY HALL ASY
LUM. fly William. Gilbert. •
THE FOREST ARCADIA.• OF NORTHERN NEW
TORN, embracing a -viewbf Its mineral, agricultural,
and timber resources. •
- MARGARET AND HER BRIDESMAIDS. By thrifty!,
tbor of **The queen of the County."
bee G
AEARIAN. By H. E. Prescott, author of "The
',
Am-
VOYAGE DOWN THE AMOOR. By Maier Perry
MeD. Collins.
THE NEW INTERNAL REVENUE LAW. Compiled
by Horace E. Dresser. • iyao •
BRAITHWAITE'S RETROSPECT,
No. 49, for JULY.
JU 1854.
ST BEADY.
•
ALSO,
BEADE'S SAVAGE AFRICA, with Mapgind Plates.
TAB NEW INTERNAL REVENUE LAW. Approved
June7s64.
BECS INFANT THERAPEUTIC& Third Edition,
revised and enlarged.
NEW BOOKS.
MEDICAL, SCIENTIFIC, AND MISCELLANEOUS.
for sale as soon as published, by
LINDSAY & BLAICISTON.
• Publishers and Booksellers.
372 1 South KITE Street, above CHESTNUT.
riTENNYpON'S NEW POEM, ENOCH
-1- ARDEN, and other poems. by Alfred Tennyson.
THE EARLY DAWN. or Sketches of Christian Life
in England in the olden time; by the author of the
• • Scbonberg Gotta with an Introduction by
Prof. Smith.
DRIFTED SNOWFLAKES; or, Poetical Gatherings
from many authors.
AZ ARIAN :An Episode. By Harriet B Prescott.
RELIGIOUS TRAINING OF CHILDREN; by Catha.
rine B Beecher.
PERSONAL AND roLrricia. BALLADS. Edited
by Frank Moore.
For sale by WILLIAM & ALFRED MARTIEN,
ail
• 606 CHESTNUT Street,
A PPLETON'S NEW . AMERICAN.
CYCLOPEDIA.
The Agency for Me invaluable Minty of Universal
Information le at 33 South SIXTI3 Street, second etory.
Also, RECORD OF THE REBELLION. By Freak
Moore.
TVORYTYPES. DESIRING
aiegi t riCii'_ f l i e s et t tim sl :s l7 o l i i iy ae o; softness
delicacy of coloring end careful arrangement of scree
eories.
CARTES DB VISIT --11SLEQUA.LLE D
to style, elocution, tasteful arrangement, and
finish, •anquestionably are tEIM E R'S most :popular
and pleasing Cartel; de Visite., Made at SEGOMD Street,
above Green.'
PHOTOGRAPHS, IN OIL
COLORS—The most reliable and satisfactory styles
of portraits made. They are executed in superior man
ner at S. F. REIMER% Gallery. 624 AUG St. le
628• WM . T. HOPKINS, MANIIPAO
• Tintsu OF FIRST - CLAR E WOVEN TAPE
HOOP SHIRTS, and dealer in cheap Eastern-made
kkirts, wholesale and retail. at No. 628 ARON Street.
Skirts made to order, altered,aad repaired. .17130-st*
LADIES' TRUSS BRACE
wroitt—conductia by adios, TWELFTH
'
Scrvet., first door below Race. very E artleleln their
elegant, *RAY, and correot In make. C. H. Nltir
DLB,N oprie to r, attends to Gentlemen, on the career
of TWELFTH end BACK 6treet4. N. Ik—Profeaelonal
acouraoy iss6-9mit
or u,t,ulote.
OF TRRNEINT.S
iliklnUON. (Resins
MILIICAMIN
1,209 WALNUT STRUM
ARIVIY GOODS.
RETAIL OILY GOODS.
w k-c• - xt, ]Latzt<t—.
A NEW ANP GISNAT IEIVENTI9N
HOOP BINFTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTP I (OE. DOUBLE) STEEL
SIMI:NO. •
J. L. & J. G. WEST. No. 07 CHAMBERS STREET,
NEW YGRH, . . -
Are the owners of the patent and exclusive etanufac
torero of this,
J. W. BRADLEY'S
ELLIPTIC STEEL SPRING
PATENTED DUPLEX
SLUMS.
This invention consiets of Duplex for two) BUIPtio
Steel Springs, ingeniously braised tightly and firmly
together, edge to edge, waking the toughest, must el
the
an tic, flexible, and durable spring ecerueed,enabling
wearer, consequence of its great elasticity and 7oxi
hienest, to Id ece,and. fold the I.kirtwheirineme as easily
and with the same couvenience-sts a silk or muslin
dress. It entirely obviates and silences the only ohms
tions to hoop shirts. viz: the annoyance to the wearer
as well as the public, especial') in moulted armemblee,
carriages, railroas cars,church pews, or in any crowded
place, from the difficulty of contractin g theta to occupy
ing a email epics, This entirely removes the ESP:laity.
while' giving tbe skirt the usual fall and symmetrical
form, and is the lightest and most stylise and graceful
appearance for the street, onerit,•promenede, or house
dress. A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comtvt,
end greet convenience of Wearing the Dunker 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, acid by far the lightest, most
durab..e,comfortable. add eeenoloidsl - thirt made. Mer
chants will be Rupptizid as abowa, - and ladies in Most
fltst-claes retell stores in thin' city' slid throughout the
different States._
/ear Inquire for the-
DOUBLE ELLIPTIC' EPRIND SKIRTS
BRADLEY 'l3 DITPLEX , EIiLIPTIC
SKIRT.
Very flexible, folded eaellir whim' tn,use to occupy a
email spice, waking the most agreeable Skirt were:
.For Bale hyM RAFLEIG
9162 , CHEWECUT SEMOC.
DUPLEX ELLIPtIO"PRING
THE MO6T"iOPULAR
ANY FLEXIBLE IN Tr§r,'
BBEFF.PARD;TiNEMiLINGEN, & AREISOZ6
1608 CHESTNUT Streek'
, .
TENT D4PLEX . •ELLIPTIO
SKIRT,
Fdr sae- by
(1:' FAXWELL'Sz SOL
Cor: ELEVENTH - and CHESTNUT Streeta
Tt!BADtry , s OuptEX ELLIPTIC
BRIBT--The !create* Improvement We baore;elToC
even in lotr/IBEV arCIRTat-and an article' of
' BDT'ERIoR CELLENCB
CURWIN STOODAILT & BRO., -
450, 45 , -*. and 454- 5.: SECOND' St, ab, Willow.
Rug- 110 if
RMY,..NATY; AND , CIVIL- 4 -'
IA 0 IC I IX—
W. .T, SNODGRASS, !'
as Si SECOND Street and XIPSTRAWBEERY , stroot.
to BAWDS STOOK erAeue.uteree.er
0011%, VASSUITERVANEST S,
At: fair prices; purchased 'labium The Age, indevendeut
°P l acid/ m =3 Etra,by the package, piece, or yard. Our
motto is 'to sett We don't paddle. Cow and see our
stock.. The Amoy and Nav - ictrade• hes our special at
tention. • oxia-lis
INEIT DUCK - FOWSUrilk.
Suporbstiality, white madaoloreik.
Natural color, extra betlxVi
Coating Linens, fancy Dells.
'Wide Sue black Alpacas,
White Martuilles Vestings.
lfoadvance in Summer Caticimeraa
Pine Stock fox Summer a nd
L &WM',
Good styles from 28 to ffbeenta
Summer dress staffs low.
COOPSIL i 00282.2,
8. 2. corner PaIVT2I , _and•DIANIOST Streets.
'RICH ORGA NDY LAWNS REDUCED
PROM 41.25 to 76 eta.
Lawnsndy Bobos,.redneed
ednced from $l. to MX ctn. •
Grenadinee at gerglow 'prises.
Summer Dress Goods all redone&
India Bilks reduced to Mots- and $l.
Wn i l te te e ß ri a d re rla S C h k a tifiCe w"" PlD ° tee ll.cu. s l iti rE iiotan -
Bummer Shawl's eolliv.g off very low.
White and Colored, ishetland
Fd3WIN HALL. s 00.,
fib Sooth SECOND Street.
CLOSING OUT BUMMER DRESS
GOODS AT LOW PRIORS.
A great variety of etylefief this season's importation.
from 22 cents to 61.
Best Pacific Lawns at SG; cents,
Fignred Brown Lawns- at Mg cents.
..French Lawn's at 40 62, &hand ElLig cents.
Beet makes of Muslin% Calicoes, Ginhams, and all
kinds of Domestic Goode, far below the manufacturer'.
p White Dotage and lancoi Shawls,
Silk Grenadine Shawls.
SOO Castinave Shawls 25,_w0rth1560.
& SON,
ivia Nos. 113. and 115 North TENTH Street.
-
"WIAMINEIigt LANC NB.
-2-.6 Lawns, brown ground, neat figured, 44i.
Lawns, whiteground, neat figured, 44e.
Hztekabeek and Bath Towels, largeiassortment.
Bird's Eye LifienTowels.
Extra size Damask Towels.
Shetland Weol Shawls for tourists, lg.
- Bathing Flspnele, red and Krai.
1,13 JOHN R. STOKER, 70% ARM Street
'~ ~~~: i .i:w J~:Dy~l , ' J'i ~:~ ~
1
An extensive assortment is o ff ered In Lane
The attention of LADIES ABOTTI: I:EAV- - 1
IRO TEE CITYA:kr. the " Sea Shore, " ra
tering Places, or " the Country,' Is
rwailli
GOODSi invited te n th s b
l ex extensive -
of
I pirr.r,x, for WHITE
WRAPPERS, dm. B RO a DdiS, or HOREIR a
and Worked Edgings and Insertings, Veils
_ Handkerchiefs, Collare,Sleeve_e, and inin
and fancy Plaid, StripeA_ and Figured W h ite
Gtoode,,_AT PRICES MUCH BELOW THEIR
PRESENT RETAIL VALUE.
'.; 100 Printed Linen Cambric Dresses.
100 pieces Poled, Tucked, and Skim%
. Nualins.'
• ..
, ..
•
E. NE. T. N . E . z.nr .vp
tiEr
EDUCATIONAL.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY
ACADEMY. AT WEST magma. -
Tbe. duties of Ibis inotitatlon will be resumed on
THURSDAY-, September Ist, at 4 o'clock P.
Circular% containing full information, may be ob
tained of JAMES H. ORM; Reg, No_ 626 CHEST.
NWT Street, or of COI, THEODORE HYATT,
aus-1m President roux,. Military Academy.
FEMALE COLLEGE, BORDENTOWN
N. J.—This Institution is Pleasantly located on the
Delaware River, about thirty miles by railroad from
Philadelphia. Moron& inttlaction is given in the
common and bigberbranchea of Englieh, a.nd-enperior
advantages ere furnisbed in the Ancient and Modern
Languages, Drawing, Fainting in all its branches,
Vocal and Instrumental Music. For Catalogues, ad- -
dress Hay. JOHN H. BRAKELEY.
an4.6w • President.
10tRISTOL BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
- 2 .-• GIRLS will reopen on the Bret Second-day in the
1 , 1 /ID th manila. Foy monism apply to
an3-vfm-261.' RTJTH ANNA PEIRCE, Principal.
M - 108 MARY E. THROPP WILL RE
OPEN her 'ENGLISH and FRENCH BOARDING
and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LAMS, at No. PM
CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, on the 12th of Sep
dmabMi E F HR o P n P r V e a l n yFo th rg el. r P ao. Septeamberw*d-
A 'YOUNG LADY, COMPETENT TO
teach, the English branches,. and Music, is desirous
of obtaining n situation as Governess. Good references
yen. Address Box 97, ByusroLt an.3•6t*
IR "m ••• t . • • • •
ENGLISH. and FRENCH , HOARDING and DAY
SCHOOL, Pin. 1703 WALNUT Stree, Will RE-OPEN
on WEDNESDAY. thelAtb of September au3-2m
ILLIAMSPORT DICKINSON 5E3/I-
T HART.
FOR BOTH SEXES.
This institution, located at Williamsiort . , Pg., bag
many advantages. Tnt situation •14 beautiful, health
ful, and easy of tweeze. The buildings: of brick, are
lighted with gas, supplied throughout with the but of
hydrant watt'', and will accommodate two hundred
boarding Pupils. The faculty is full and enperiineed.
All its members room in the buildings and eat with the
students. Charges moderate. Next term will com
mence August inn. Send for a Catalogue.
THOMt'SON MITCHELL
President.
f r tLENWOCD• ACADEMY, DELA
WARE WATER Ger. MOZIROB CO., PA.
The tall bunion of the above teetitntion wit eom
menoe on the ISth or the 9th month (September). For
particolarsapply to BAILEE!, ALSOP, PrincipaL
373(1-2m Ddaware Water Gen, Monroe co.. Ps.
VRIENDS' SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND
-A- smut' BOYS,. on School lane, Germantown, will
reopen on the Sth of 9th month. The usual branches of
an lin g education will be taught. and we feel was
ranted. in believing that the competency of the teacher,
Deborah B. Smith, will make it desirable to parents to
patronize the echooL 5726-tf
VILLAGE GREEN SEMTNARY.-M
-LIT ART BOARDING SCHOOL. 4 miles beyond Me
dia,and mallets from Glen Riddle, en the West aga
te? Bravoed. Thoraceh tome in Mathematics. Natn,
ral Sciences, Languages, and English. Practical les-
Bona in Surveying and C Engineering. Pine Librar7
and apParatns. Numberivil
of pupils limited. Begins Sept.
let Pupils have benefits tea om e. Rehm to John 0..
Capp & Son. 23 South Third Went; Thos. I. Clayton.
peg., Fifth and Prune; John H. Diehl. -SOO .Walnug.
Address Bey. J. HENRY BaRTONm_,
82-31 n TILLAOS OEBBN, Penna.
TEE WEST • CEESTER
....-
-A- ADD MILITARY INSTITUTE. •
The scholastic year of ten months commences oaths
firm TUESDAY, the 6th of September next, and Cl
on theist of July following.
Boys and young men prepared for College or Business
In its various requirements.
The modern languages are taught by native resident
Teachers, who have no connection with any other
schooL
ltor eatalororm and full Information aDDIy to
WM. F. WYERS, A M.,
Principal;
or, J. HURT WORRALL, A. M. Ph. D.. _
Associate Principal,
WEST CHESTER, Penna.
pEiILADELYRIA. COLLEGIATE 11T
-a- KIWI'S FOR YOUNG LADIRS, No. 1530 ARCH
Street. Rev. CHAS. A. SMITH. D. D.,SB. GLatiamps
SMITH. A. hi., Principals.
Ninth Year. Three Departments: Primary, Acade
ie, and Collegiate. Full college course In Classics,
Mathematics. higher Bunnell, and Natural Scien
those who graduate. Modern Languages Music, Pint- ing, and Elocution b the beat masters. For strenlars.
apply at UM CEES T NUT Street. or address Box 1811.
F. - 0.. Philadelphia: art2o-em,
. .
MARSHAL'S SALES.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-BYNTR'FITEOP
a Writ of Sale, by the Hon, JOHN O.ILDWALI,
DER, Judge of the District Court of the United States,
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in Ads
urinary', to me directed, will be sold at Public Sale,_ to
the highest and best bidder, for cash, at MICEMER'S
STORK. No. 142 North FRONT Street, on WEDNES
DAY, August 10, 1864, at 12 o'clock, M., 62 bales and lA
bales of Cotton, being cargoes of vessels unknown.
WILLIAM MILL WARD,
'United States Marshal R. D. of Pennsklvania.
PHTLADRLPIIIA, 311/7 22.1864. _ J 793-11%
B SELF-SBA:LING CAN.
FIEHER'
ALL FAMILIES,
IN CITY OR COUNTRY,
For convenience and reliability,
•
IT 11AE5 NO RIVAL.
Tbose-nthe have need this prefer it, before all other
Cane, either self-sealing, soldered, Of &WO j 9,113 of any
description. To be bad only of •
J. bLOI% , IU'RTRIE,
No. SOS SPRING GARDEN Stift
.saOOKING *GLASSES. •
• • -
• JAMES S. EARLE & SON,
sits CEUISTINTIT STREET. DULA, • • t
WWII sow In dove a vary: Age assortment of ...
. LOOKING GLASSES,
-atovery character. of the
PUY B 1181! MANUFACTURS AND LATEBT =
OIL PAWING% ELICkBAVINGN
app rictirro AND morsel/4ra s
THE GREAT, FIRE
RERRY SIMONS , U. S. NATION&L WAGON WORM
LILLIE'S CILILLED•IRUN SAFE
MASTER OP THE SITITATION.
TRUTH IS MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL.
ITS ENEMY, TATCF. ITt5 GREAT PROTOTYPE,
"THE FATHER OF ALL ERROR.'
MUST SUCCUMB.
The citizens of Pltiladalatia and vicinity are Patti"
laxly rnquested 10 read the following cote from Air.,
HhNAY SIBIOVS:
---•- - .
• PRnT.anyLPnia, :fitly 26th, 1t64.
M. a Seedier. Agent for Li/d.i.e. 4 Child.ea Iron Safe:
Drea Sin: The No. 10 Chilled Iron Safe I purca.ved
of Yon in 1863 was to roy office, which was horned en
tirely down with my wag.m.tactoty. on Friday night
last. lily hooks and paper.; wend taken out or the Safe
before the fire reached the building, therel,re no atten
tion was oaid to the Safe, after the fire, for some days.
The Mee Was a three.etory brick building. lying
NA tonal of my - main wagon-shoo. and as the wind
a t the time WAS item the north the tire from the We 17,011-
shop was forced ettougly upon the office, and ev,sry
thing combuAible burned entirely np. On examining
the Safe the inside was found not injured in the least,
and with a coat of paint and a little rePairing exter
nally, is ready and fit for use.
I run cheerfully recommend LILLIS'S CHILLED
IRON SAFE to all interested as a nvl.t thorough Tire.
Proof.' HENRY. SIMONS,
11. S. National Wagon:Works.
The fellowingfacts in the above certificate are par
ticularly noticeable:
First. The character of the building. Hi belnglecated
juat south Of the math wagon-shop, with 'its 11111119t199
amount of combustible matarial: the fact that the
Wind at' time was strong from the' north' which
forced an immense amount of heat arm this building.
,Second. The fact that the Safe was the sinaliest Hire
but one; and tbat it was left in the cellar; anions the
ruins. for;daysi without care or attention, ad there eras
ohthingleftin
but
the Safe Is not sprung, warped, or
twisted, but is fall. in order,-and fit for use, even the
leek being still uninjured:
'lbis .wonderfulresult, together 'with the result of the
late attempt at rebberyA:if Chilled-Iron Safe at
the West Philadelphia Treat Fund, 'just published.
mud prove to the satisfactrOn °Sall parties interested in
safes, that Lillie's Chilled-Iron Safe is all that is
claimed for it, atrialy and thoroughly See and burglar
Proof, , the &heat-iron safe maker. David 'Evans'. asser
tion to the ;contrary ?notwithstanding. Verily Preiri
dnce Is ea the side of Thith.
M. C. SADLER, Agent.
1 , 1". .D.—Tke above Safe is now at my depot, and all
parties interested will please exainine it for themselves.
11. C. SADLER Agent,
21 South SEVENTH Street.
/ARTILLERY AND CAVALRY
HORSES WANTED.
ABSISTA2I7 QUAATEALIARTPA GESERAL'S OFFICE !
,PAILADAVPHIA, July 27,1854. -
HORSES suitable for the Artillery and Cavalry ser
i,* will be parcbased by the undereigned, in OP=
market, at a fair price. Each animal to be subjected to
themsnal Government inspection before being accepted.
}Threes to-be delivered to the United State* inspector,
'at thee Williem Penn Hotel, ALARE:ET Street, between
Eighth and Ninth streets.
By order of Colonel GEORGE li. CROEILAN. /moistest
Quartermaster General U. S. A.
GEORGE li, ORME,
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
1311 - FUSE OF REFUGE.—WANTED,
s t We Colored' Department, an Assistant Matron.
Apply; to J. H. Ia.FE aT
au3 4 lef2t." Superintendent.
TOT ANEFACTURINO CHEMISTS.
TinANTgD—n syrutertorr, by a bard-working,
refialale YOUNG MA.N, of experience and with soma
-mesa's. First-rate recommendations, end fall pinion-
Jars given, by addreseing "A. Thomson, " Box 1613,
New York Post Office:
WANTED—A. BOY IN A. WHOLE
,.I SALE RARDVARE STORK, Address "L."
Prete offthe: ans-3t*
WANTED -A 'YOUNG MAN, FULLY
.
'competent to-ialro charge oar a, tir,t-cht‘t DRUG
STORE-- &graduate of the Colima. of Rlvermaey pre
ferred: rr T RD,WRI., Druggist,
aud2t. SECONThand , MARKETSts.,Crueden, N. J.
WkNTED-111 A ()
DRY GOODS GM
1131ESION- HOUSE, an active. LAD, about sixtßea
e t ra orn , of,ca p te i6 hd a lLe r t, o i l li c h a. anclyirriting avgiatv,.
WANTI;D—TWERTY RESPROTA
„Iry ble CANVASSERS for anew Oil Co oipanyolfering
hropertorativanteges. Apply zia wiLuurr S_ t. aut 16t* -
IVANTBD—ROARD 'OR A PHYSI-
T Y CIAN and wife, in a private family, with two
furnished 1V01:14ff, one for an officit, between Spring Gar
den and Girard etre e te and Tenth and Broad streets,
'Address "J. C. N., 'Press Office. an 4 41.
.121ir ANT ER- SECO ND-RAND
r WHEELBARROW rLA,Tvolux SCALE.
mg-a* 4 , 1233 MARKET Strefit.
WANTED AT THE CITIZENS'
Pr SUBSTITUTE. REPRESENTATIVE, AND VO.
1 . ..171WEER AGENCY, 411 CHESTNUT STREET.
lierchents, Farmers, and other citizens, can be sapplied
with acceptable Snbstitntes and Representstives on rea
amiable and honorable terms, and have the same sworn
in so as to credit to any ward, district, township, or
county of the following counties : Philadelphia, Cheeter,
Rgelaware, or Montgomery, by applying at In CHEST
NUT Street, from. 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. first floor, back,
and-St* 1 3 AXSON" & CO.
ANTED-TWO FIRST-CLASS
CARPET UPHOLSTERERS. Liberal wages
'given... Addrece Box 2011, Poet Office. -einl-6t
GSNTLEMAN w rat
$5,000• this snm wishes an interest in an esta
-blished aid pleseant business-in tbis city or neighbor
`hood. Address, in rcpAy, "M. H. Pres/talcs. au3-3t.
T 3 SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO
pluchaee (for eta) a FARM of ore or two han•
dred acres, in Northern or Western Nailertraria. It
lutist be tn. good cultivation, with all the Aerostat,'
baildloge for a woll•regnlated farm. Addreas "J. D.."
Box 3E4, WASBINGTON, I). C. tte3-1m
BOARDING AT A PLEASANT FARM
house in CHESTER COMITY, S 6 miles from the
f clty; access by rail. For farther information call on
the Proprietor, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY. the 4th
and oth inst. ' at No. 38 North 81.11.TRENTH Street,
from 10 M. till 4P.
ROARDING.-TWO SECOND-STORY
• roma TO LET, at 1371 North TRETE Rt. Jet-39
PERSONAL. -RED OR BLACK EA.R.-
DROPS, 60 cents per pair, 916 RACE St. ani-2u,
FOR SALE-A RARE OPPORTUNI
TY.—The advertiser, desirous; of retiring on. ac
count of ill health, offers for sale a ilret-rate manufac
turing Business—SHlßTS, LINEN BOSOMS, Sm.—seve
ral years established, in this city, and now doing a
good wholes - tie business, with constantly-increasing
fast-class city and' country cash trade. The stock of
well-smarted and well-made go.sls wil i be sold upon
fair terms. A splendid opening for a holiness man
with a capital of say $lO,OOO or upwards to take hold of
a brat-rate business, already worked up systemized to
his hand.
11l health of self and family the only reason of
giving up._ NO GOOD-WILL-MONEY REQUIRED.
and should the purchaser nee,d, such instruction and
attention as to make him familiar with the business
will be given.
Address, with real name, Ikc., Pox 1937 Post Office,
an6.2tBr
FOR SA L E BRASS FOUNDRY
Steam Engine Lathe% Tools, and • Fixtures of
every . kind, In comilete working order. Apply on the
promisee, 1005 B &PH Street, Kensington.
pAPER MILL. FOR SALE-THE
Mill for mannfactratig Printing Paper, belonging
to the undersigned, arVirkeeling, W. Va., is offered for
sale. The buildings are stone and brick. and furnished
with, three rag engines and a 72. 'inch Pourdrinier Ma
chine, all In good musing order.
iP26-10t A. ARMSTRONG & SORB.
rraLET-THE BECOND,THIRD, AND
-A- Fourth Moore at 235 MARKET Street, through to
Chorab alley.. mh29-tf
WATER POWER TO RENT. APPLY
to DAVID CITILLAS, Newark, Del. ana-am
A, ESISTANT QUARTERMASTER GE
NERAL'S OFFICE, .
Pirmarinumu, August 6, 1864.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office.
until 12-o'clock hi., on THURSDAY, the 11th instant,
for
FiYe hundred " six.mule" Army Wagons, complete:
Two hundred "two-horse" Ambulances, complete,
Wheeling pattern, to be delivered in this city at such
places as may be designated.
One half of the above to be completed and ready for
delivery on or before the let of Septenib4r next. The
remainder on or before thd2oth of September, 1154.
The right' is reserved to reject all bids deemed too
high, and no-bid from a dermatitis contractor will be
received. • .
Bidders will state price. both in writing and figures,
A guarantee, to be signed by two responsible persons,
will be required, whose responsibility must be certified
to by the- United States District Judge r United States
District Attorney, United States Collector, or-other Go
vernment officer, otherwise the proposal will not be
received.
Specifications for the above may be seen at the Office,
No. 1130 GIICA_RD Street.
By order of Colonel George H. Crosman, Assistant
Quartermaster General. U. S. A.
au6-6t - GEO. R. ORME, Capt. and A. Q. M.
.
pROPOSALB FOR . BUILDING SOUTH
vuta lo'brevy DEPAILTMENt BUILDING.
•
A
AVY DEPUTY/MT, August 3, 1864.
SEALED PRO BAWS; endorsed " Proposals for
building South„Wing to Navy Department Banding,"
will be received at this office until 12 o'clock 51. on the
15th day of August, 1864_ Plans and speonicatione are
ready for examination at the Navy Department, and
the bids must it s for the whole building finished and
. complete in all details, except the hot water beating
apparatus. Bidder e are requested to name the time in
"which they will engage to have the building completed
and ready for occupation; and all bids mast be seem
.
ponied by the following guarantee:
GUARANTEE.
The undersigned -of -, in the State of
'-,
and --- ofin the State of -,
, hereby guarantee that in case th -, -
e foregoing bid of
. for building ne* south wing to Navy Department be
accepted, be or they will within tea nays aner the re
. ceipt of the contract at the post office nearest their resi
dence execute the contract for the same, with good and
sufficient securities; and in case the said - shall
fail to enter into contract as aforesaid, we guarantee to
make good site difference between the offer of the said
-- and that which may be acoepted.
Witness, . A. 8.. Guarantor.
C.D., Guarantor.
SHOULD USE THIS CAA
IRE -PROOF SAFES.
STILL THE
WANTS.
BOARDING.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
PitOPOSALS.
-1864. •
I hereby certify that the above tamed —are
known to me as men of property, and able to make good
their goarant. P.
To be signed by the United States 14avy Agent, Dis
trict Judge, or Attorney or Collewor. ans-it
LEGAL.
UNITED STATES. EASTERN
DIS
TRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA—SOT.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, TO THE
MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENN.
SYLV A NIA--Orturrixo
WHEREAS, The District Court of the United States
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rightly
and duly proceeding on a Libel, decree d the name of the
United States of America, bath all lemons in
general who have, or pretend to have, any right, title,
or interest in eighty-two bales of cotton, csrgo of a vessel
unknown, captured by the United States vessel of
'war " Aries," under command of Volunteer Lieu
tenant E. F. Devine, to be monished, cited, and
called to judgment, at the time and place under-
Written, and to the effect hereafter expressed, (justice
to ) You are therefore charged and strictly
enjoined and commanded, that you omit not. bat that
by publishing these presents in at least two of the daily
newspapers printed and published in the city of Phila
delphia.and in the Legal latelligencer y ou 'do monis
h
and cite, or cause to be monished and cited. Peremnto
sly att •persone in general whohave. or pretend to have,
any right, title, or interest in the saidieighty- two bales of
mitten, to appe ar before the Honorable JOHN CAD We.-
Dl,B,tbe Judge of the said Couttaat the District Court
room, in the city of Philadelphia. on the twentieth
day after publication of these presents, If-it be a court
de Y. or else on the next court day following. between. the
usual hours of heating cause's, then and there to show,
or allege, in due form of law, a reasonable and lawful
excuse,if tiny they have, why the said eighty-two bales
of cotton should not be pronounced to belong, at the
time of the capture of the same, to the enemies of
the United States. and as goods of their-enemies or
otherwise,. liable and subject to. condemnation, to be
adjudged and condemned• as good and lawful prizes;
and further to do and receive in this behalf as to
justice shall appertain. And that you duly intimate, or
G e e to be intimated,. unto persons aforesaid. Me'
rally, (to whom by the tenor of these presents it le also
intimated,) that if they shall not appear at the time and
place above mentioned, or appear sad shall not show a
reasonable and lawful cause to the contrary, then said
District Court doth intend and will pioceed to adjudica
tion on the said capture, and may - pronounce that the said
eighty-two bales of cotton did belongat the time of the
captors of the same, to the enemies of the United States of
America and as goods of their enemies, or otherwise,
liable and subject to confiscation and condemnation, to
be adjudged and condemned as lawful prise, the absence
o r rather contumacy of the Renton% so sited and inti
mated in anywise notwithstanding,'and that you duly
certify to the said District Court what you shall do 131
the premises, together with these presents. •
Witness the Honorable JOHN. CADWALADER , judge
of the said Court, at Philadelphia, this sboond day
of AUGUST, A. D. 1f164, and in the eighty-ninth year
of the independence of tbe said Vatted States.
oaf.% Q. B. FOB. Olga of District
AUCTION SALES!
13 - I,2AAR, ZrINTIL . BAN.
TION Selig OF
som sf REETS PUDESEE, OAR . • RIAGSS,
ATIC
On.SATIIEDAY /WO- 6 MR° " XS ' *19'3.4°44
peeing about
BIXTY ROEURE.
inclnding 'several valuable that-trefilag hVrsel
Also, caddie and family tibitea
Full diecriptiona at sale. •
ALSO.
New and sewed - band carrlagei. fight wawagon..a.• •
with 'which the came will commence.
Ajeo, single and tionble harness, saddles, bOlll ll l4
covers, ttc.
sir No postponement on account of the weather.
geh* of homes, he., on WEDN ssnror.
itir- Carriages and harnePP at private Bale.
ALFRED X. BERTLITIM
and-2fif auctioneer.
AUCTION BALE OF CONDEMNED
HORSES
Wes DEPARTMRXT, CAVALRY rarS3PAIT,
OFFMR OF ORM , CitfAiellitINASTISD
WASRTROTINT, D. 0. Ally 4,1! &L
•
Will be sold at PIIRGIO AUCIIOI, to like highest
%Adder, at the times and places named below -"OS
LEBANON, Penus. THURSDAY, July, J4th,1844.
READING. Penna;THURSDAY„. 7 nIy. 1154 ROL
HARRISBURG, Penns., THOSHDAT. jolt OW
-1264.
ALTOoNS. Penna. THURSDAY , Amtatet DEN. ,
1864
WILLI Pena., THURSDAY. OnFtlat line
TWO HUNDRED (260) CAVALRY HORSES at
place:
There Horses have been eoneemned as vat for tbo
Cogralty aervice Farme Array.
For Road and !osmoses meaty good bargains our
be bad.
Home sold singly,
Tonne: Cash. in United States Coltenvy.
Chien
K - EN .
Idiot. Col. and Cbiot Quarto )l nociatoo
.105.4 4 0 t Cavalry Bureau.
AMUSEMENTS.
fIIMENSE ATTRACTION
AND GRAND COMBINATION.
THE CHAMBERSAURG SUFFERERS.
VAN AMBURO El & CO.'S
-
MAMMOTH MEN AG ERIE,
AND THAYER & NOYES' GREAT UNITED' STATE"
CIRCUS COMBINED,
Will open on the spacious lot, on ARCH' Street, W T .
tween litheieeLtb and Twentieth.
ON MONDAY EVENING, the Bth insk
an deontio ue or.en until Saturday evening, 13th lust.
Exhibitions will also he given on every Afternoon'
dnrizir the 'neck. excepting Monday.
On WEDNESDAY Mrrning a Special Exhibition aC
the animals will he given, the net proceeds to be Dirties
sufferers by the rebel meat Chambersburg.
Thin menagerie is one of the rarest collections of Mils
and beasts now exhibiting in the world. The paehy.
dermatons animals are well represented, among thing
the wonderful Elephant
HANNIBAL, •
and the celebrated •
HIPPOPOTAMUS, OR RIVER HORSE.
For pnrticulars see email bills. Look out for thw
Grand Pr ocesAlos.an ilogdayaitbliket, •
Admiasionto the paviliion SO cents. ' l olll , fren Uudlw
12 yearn, 26 cents. Afthrnon;-PerfOrmance commonage
at 2 o'clock; livening . 7i/ o'clock. •
Admission td animal exhibition, op . 'Wednesday mow
Ins, 9 o'clock. only 26 cents.
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
T SANFoRIys OPERA TiroUPE
Continued Samoa! Fail and Fambiouable Houma
FRANK MoRAN AID Tag. COMIC TALENT
EVERY F.VENING'. •
FRIDAY EVENING. BENEFIT OF MORAN.
SATURDAY EVENING. BONE SWAMI.
Doan open at 7%, o'clock. Commence at SAO. anII-Er
C.i,R;OVER , S. NEW CHESTNUT.
ILA STREET THI3ATRE. •
THIS B 4
I.G
The Grand RomantirM.Spectacniar.Dnnz. iLA4
Or, Tin WONDERAIL LAMP,
Presented after three mantel' active preparation Ina
style of unprecedented zu '
derful Transformations a ff l ag i ifl u c c alt re Cu te ery., with Gr w asun -
Marches, Superb gostranes an d Properties. nesatlfal
Music and Choruses.
TEI
tE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTla t
CHESTNUT Street, above Tenth, Is OPEN DAILY.
lor 'netters, trent 9 A. tt... to BP. N.
SUMMER RESORTS.
FOR TRR SEA-SHORE.
TELBOUGH IN TWO HOURS.
UNITED STATES ROTEL.
A.TLAINTTIC CITY, N. J...
IS NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF OITHEES:
Trains leave YULE. STREET FERRY daily at MAL
M.,2and4.16P M.
Terme s2i per week, or 43.60 per day.
BROWN & WOELPPER,
jy7-Ira -PROPRIETORS.
A MERIC A. N T E L, MA:QC%
a•-s- CHUNK, PENNA.—LAFAYETTE LENTZ, Pro
prietor: The AMERICAN HOTEL' bas recently beam
greatly enlarged and Improved for the accommodation
of summer sojourners. It le eitnated in the cencre• et
the county seat of Carbon county,
_which is the business
centre of the Lehigh Coal Report. The matustata
scenery at Manch Chunk is unsurpassed in its remands'
beauty by any in the elate, and is a favorite resort for
sojourners Isom the cities seeking recreation from the
cares of business. Terms, s2Perdar ; liberaldedactioos
made to weekly boarders. • - and-flo-•
CHESTER - OR YELLOW SPEING-S,
CHESTER COUNTY. P6.--This 'magnificent resort
is now open 6.pr visitors.. The accommodations are of the
very best; the Bathe all in perfect order. Comma:kiss-
Lion by the Penna.R.& , Eleventh and Market , 7.25 A.
11. , aud'4 o'clock P. K. via Stedmboat station.
an2-)20 . A. W. SHYDRif. Soperintendent.
SUMMER REBORT.--BROAD -TOP
MOUNTAIN ROUSE. —This romantic emt can bw.
reached daily by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad tit-
Huntingdon, thence by the Broad-Top Railroad Ida
Dudley. Um:melon Tickets axe leaned at half Os.
usual ' , Wee, which aregood until the first of October.
First-cues aCCOTAIMIOdatiOne.
Taans--$l2 per week ; per day NAO. Children alt
eervante hall price.
For further rertionlerelddreee
C. M. A.LLMOND & Co., Managers,
Broad-Top City., Hunting don Co.. Ps.
r F I RE CLARENDON," ATLANTIC!:
CITY is now open for the accommodation
boarders. This house is situated in a central part of thse.
island. and every room In the house commands a
view of the sea. The bathing newer was better. •
JAMS JENKINS, M. D.
SEAA. IN HALL,
CAPE ISLAND. Cape May, N. 7., is now open tea,
The-racoption-of Ilkomumervaa guests. Terms modsauta.
Children under 12 years of age and servants half pries.
Superior accommodations and ample room for tura
hundred persons. *Alloy GAD,RETSON,
je24-2m proprietor-
UNITED STATES HOTEL, LONE
BRANCH, N. J., is now open for the reception 01
oktlforP. Addreer A.,SHOEBUIEKR. Prim:et
EXCURSIONS.
11411 DEL AND HAYDI
SOCIETY'S
v,xfoun,saraw
ATLANTIC CITY,
WEDNESDAY, AIIGIISW 17th, ISM
ty27-0
&MIME
ro l/ s iIMER EXCUS ,
REDUCED TrItICENft
TO TILE GREAT COAL, IRON. AND , 1:01111KR ZS.
GIONS OP PENNSYLVANIA
TICKETS GOOD FOR TEN DAYS
GIVING AMPLE TIME TO vrerr EACH POE NT OF
INTEREST ON THE ROHM
The Catawissa Railroad Companyr
Having perfected arrangements with connecting rosar.:'
will issue Excursion Tickets from Philadelphia over OW
following route
PHILADELPHIA AND READING It AILROAD, -
T o B ea di ng . gebnyikill Haven, Ashland, Maksmir
City and Tamaqua: -
CATAWISSA RAILROAD,
To Summit, McAuley Mountain, Datawissa, R 11314-
Danville, Milton, and WiiliamnPort:
LACKAWANNA AND BLOOMSBURG RAILROAD.
To Bloomsburg, Kingston, and Wilka.barre.
LEHIGH AND SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD.
To White Haven and Penn Haven.
',Emma AND MO3 ANOY AND BEAVER MEADOW
RALLROADS,
To Black Creek and Ranch RAILROAD,
To
VALLEY RAILROAD,.
To Allentown and Bethlehem; and the.
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
•
To PVladelphla.
For variety and grandeur of sow:Lori . tide route pre-
Settiff peculiar inducements to tourists.
Those wishing to do so, may reverse the route by ob-•
Wiling Tickets to start over the North l'enntryivarde
Railroad.
"E`..&1130, $lO.
Tickets can be obtained at the Depots of the Philadei
ibia and Sending and North Pennsylvania Railroad.
;winning. and of
N. VAN HORN, Ticket Agent,
Northwest corner SIXTH and CHESTNUT Street&
Trains start from Philadelphia and Reading Depot at
am N. 3.30 P. M.. and from North Penney W ant*
Railroad Depot at 7A. M., and 8.0 and 6.15 P. IL
.1770-taidit.
GRAND EXCURSION
CAPE,MAY.—The Manuel' and co
eteamer MAGHATTAN, Captain G. A. RYA'
Will make a Grand Excursion to CAPE MAY on SATIM
DAY next, leaving AlLCB.Street Wharf at 9 o'clodx
A. al ireturningoarill leave CAPE MAY on MONDAY at.
o'clock. Fare for the kxcarston,s3. Carriage him
extra. R. STEWART, Agent.
- tf
ag ir wit - GRAN() PLEASURE X.
CIIESIONS TO LAKE SUPERIOR.—Ong
of the Yellowing vlendid drat-claes steamers,
CLEVELAND ILLINOIS ILLINOIS, NOSTI3SEN
CITY, TRAVELER,METIOE.,__IRON SIDES,_ LAC LAI
BELLE, and PEWSBIC, will leave CLEVELAIED
,Ohio, at 9 o'clock P. M., each day of the week, excq& t
Saturday and Sunday, and Detroit, Michigan , on
following day: at 2 o'clock P. M. through the months.
of JULY and AUGUST .- making grand Exccunion Triyc
to the many points of interest on the Great Inland Sess
er america,wbich, for utility. pleasure, and boatel ' s:*
nueutinumed by any other on the Continent.
This trip of over 1,000 miles embraces six degree* alf:
latitude, and eleven of longitude, and include: In tlar
circuit hakes Erie, St. Clair, Huron, and Superior. with.
thebeeutifltl rivet"! Detroit. St. Clair and St. Mary's.
The many and extensive mines of iron and copper..
unequaled by any in the world, with the newly-d* -
+solvers& and inviting deposits of silver lasi, wild aznit
romantic scenery, combined with its pure and brazing
climate, render the Lake Superiertrip one of far mom
than ordinary attraction to the capitalist, the student.
the plea:are-seeker, or the Invalid.
The above-named steamers are elegantly-fitted ay
with large airy Cabins and State-Booms, while every
precaution has been taken to provide for the safety
comfort of
n'a n tt e a r :e . - Rooms and Meala. about rents
per mile. Liars %Imo occupied In making the round trip,frone..
1 oto ID days.
Booms secured, and further information obtained, b
application Itoovgpiatiom.A
RUSSET & mcß a n D u l k •• Cleveland, Ohio.
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HA It WRI UTCHINU6,TING & D e t ro it, gliajgan.
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Adr oi t FOR CAPE MAY.-THIL
staunch and oommodions steamer MAN
RATTAN, Captain B. A. Ryther, of the CaPe'MaY
'having been released by the ' Government, le now
making her regular tripe to. Capt May, leaving ARCH
STREET WHARF every TUBSGAIr. THORSDAT , gad: .
SATDRDAY,at o'clock: returning , leave
Nay every Monday, Wednesday. and Friday, a?Vt r
o'clock, touching si New Castle, going and returning.
Fare tam, carriage hire included; children hair
Price. Servants 31.110, caritas* hire extra.
Freight at low rates. No freight received atom
o'clock. and is all eases must be pre-paid.
0'1929 - t i JOSEPEI A. STEWART, Avid.
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FROM NEW YORK, vox
BrEw HAVEN. HARTFORD. MIMI
FlELD;and BOSTON.—The stamen CONTINENT
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AND • PHIVA.DELPHIA =re. ,
11.43 AT vta "'.
EIIIdME.E. ARRANGEMENT—CHANGE OF DEPOT.
On and atter MONDAY, May 23, 1864. the traind wttf
leave Philadelphia, fro m DeiM, corner of THIRTY
AR ET and MARKET treeta (West Philadeirittia), at a
Rod 11.06 A.M . and It 90, 4.46, and 7' P. M. Lean.
West Cheater at 6.20. 7.40, and 11 A. M., and at 2 Aid *
P .
On flundaysjeave Philadelphia at 8.90 A. M. and 112 f
P. M. Leave Weet Cheater at 8 A.. 11. and 5 P.M..
The traine leaving Philadelphia at 8.00 A. M. and 4.40
P. M. , and West Cheater at 7.45 A. M. and 5 P. M.. ova
nect with train. on the P. and 13 R. for Word as &
latermedlate points. • 'HENRY 9!0_01,_ . ..
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