3.10L18H PIOTOTLIALB.—From our ever•ettentive
rd, J. J. 'Cromer, 409 Chestnut street, we have
London News of the World of the 24th Jily, end
ithietrated Louden News (with double supple
‘t), and lilultrated News of the World of the
itt.
THE CITY.
The Thermometer.
room , 11, 1853. AUGUST 11,1884.
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DEATHL
following deaths were reported at the Medi
treater's office yesterday, from army hospitals
Is department
rt•airret Bospita—E. A. Jubby, Co. H, 14th
York Heavy Artillery.
Inuf Hitt Hospita.—D. Metnok, 2d Row York
Id RUM Um
DESERTERS.
followinpnamed soldiers were reported at the
tal Director's tam yesterday as haring de
from army hospitals In this department:
7:11 House Hospstal,—Win, Maley, Uo. F, 116th
deitnia.
./. Hospilal.—Jtillan Sanrlll, 00. M, 18th NOW
layalry,
d and Prme-streets Hosptlat.—John 'Lane, Co.
New Hampshire,
to Heapital. —John Nieholas, Co. D J 1210,
:ork ; Patrick McCaw itre,l3o. I, Otis Pe..
Re
e; James Lyons, L 116th a,; Geo. A. BrOwn,
id Pa. ; Cleo. Brot.k.sbank, E . , 48th N. Y. ; Chas.
lard, E, 01st Pa. • Thos. bane, 110.133 d Pa. ;
i L. Hewitt, L, 36th Wisconsin ; N. Meyers,
sd N. Y. Artillery ; James -Fitzpatriuk, 0, 81st
Y. ; Chas. Ualahan, A, 118th Pa ; Andrew
ghee, H. 06th Pa,; Rudolph AL Seller,K, 118th
H.; IraOth N. Y. Cavalry; Joan
illyen, I, 11.61•13 Muss. ; Adam 13. WOOJOEI, D,
th Pa. ; John McCarty, 0, 28ra Mass. ; Wm.
in, IC, Edith Mass, ; Austin Hatton, A. 57th Alms.;
rem, Latiner, le, 60th Pe.; Haolel Foley, 11,
N. Y. ; Horner Perry, 0, 7th N. Y. Artillery;
me Reathe, E, oth N. Y. Artillery ; Henry
WMa
li', 6th Md ; H. I'd. Healing, 1, 47th N. Y. •
at Wilgus, H, oth N J. ; Ed ward Hruusan '
Y. ; D. J. Wiles,
L. 2;1 N. Y. Artillery;
Bishop, L, 2d N. Y. Artillery ; WM. N. shaw,
Mt Mass.
CITY BOUNTY.
esterday morning the Mayor Issued warrants
he payment of the city bounty to twenty-eight
who have enlisted and been credited to the
to of the city fur three years, and to one man fur
Iva months. The four hundred dollars airy
,ply is nut paid to a principal furnishing a sub.
:Me. Mayor Henry has stated that the increased
,sty was designed' to encourage enlisting, and
he would not sign warrants far it exoupt to
ienteers in the service. Those furnishing sunsti
:s a ill receive, as heretofore, two hundred
.and
dollars.
COMMITTNE ON BECTSIUTTING.
mini Steinmetz, Eeq., president of the -Ward
toty Fond Oommltdee. has appointed the follow.
gentlemen the committee to superintend the re.
oiling in wards at large:
Thomas Tanker, Jr., .rohn W. Frazier, Henry Da
s, Joshua Spering and Dr. Wm M. Uhler.
VII committee will appoint live mustering Bett
or:is, and the object is to aid those wards which
, e the largest quotas to fill. These wards are as
lows : First, 917 men; Second, 405 ; Seventh,
Tenth, 406; Fifteenth, 000, and Nineteenth,
'STUVQTIONS RELATTVIC TO TDB DRAFT.
Le provost marshal of this district yesterday Is
t on order directing applicants on ordinary sub
s connected with the enrolment, draft. main-
Se, to apply to the provost marshals of their
)ective districts and nut to the Provost Marshal
oral tit Washington. See adverthiement in
tel notices. •
NAVAL.' •
THE StrACRAMAXON.
frame for the new monitor Shaekamaxon Is
;Mg put up. She will be larger than the To..
la.
Egliblilfle..LiaLl am Us.
WEATREII, AND NEwsr.Arnits—A SUG
GESTION.
there dull Times, when the Mercury reaches
ly 100 degrees, we should take a fair Transcript
ar business relations and proceed at ones with.
essible De:paten to visit the cities on the North
-icon coast. Should a Press of important mat
prevent you from doing so, Telegraph at once
ny Elotts Inquirer who may think you are
nd the Age in fashionable News by remaining in
oily, that as soon as you can balance your
sr properly, you will close your place of bu4i.
Ind post on the door of the same a Bulletin
toeing that you haVe 'Awed for the season.
A LOYAL NEWSPAPER STAND.
large number or our readers are perhaps ne
tted with a newspaper stand located at the
awed, corner of Fourth and Obestnat streets.
kept by Mr. Samuel Barry, or (as he is more
tally known) Friend Barry. lie is an old man
; 70 years of age, with long white flowing Imre
Ar streaming over his shoulders. 1118 body 18
vbet bent by agee, but he is, nevertheless, very
lie lies been located in that place for over
years, and has attended to his business in ail
ul weather, lie is unflinching In his loyalty to
warn:pent. So deeply has the love for the
been rooted in his breast, that helms not,
be keep, any publication of a disloyal
+ter upon his stand, and seekers after that
literature must find it elsewhere.
TIDE GAME OF BASE BALL.
to are now only two gatnei of ball which, to
dent, are popular In this country. They are
rt •and base ball—the first of English origin ;
'.bar an American invention . Orloket is said
le been played as early as the sixteenth cen
while base ball is the offspring, we believe, of
et decade. There are greet ditterenees between
two popular games; Indeed, they scarcely
a 3 one feature In common. Cricket is the more
base Lail the more lively of the two. In
Jive is the chess, the other the checkers of out
u's sports. In one respect, however, base ball
'bleb the play which Sir Waiter Scott said was
1'1940." It like chess, hos sprung from an
lal terry unlike its present self. Base b4ii owes
Ail to the p.mif of town bail, a very Inferior
. Chess, in the ancient Indian play of otiatur
, (well known throe thousand years before the
Mien Era,) finds its remote
have said that cricket is more scientific than
ball: This will only be disputed by them) who
;norant of the termer. It is well established
a good cricketer can become a proficient
1" In a few lessons, while a knowledge of base
14 scarcely any aid in the acquirement of
et. A gentleman of our acquaintance, who 1e
to cricketer, after playing brae ball only four
s, was placed upon the first Zane of a club, and
:ed in a firsteolass match with credit to himself
his club In another case, a gentleman who
tried In vain to become skilled in cricket, took
Ase ball and became a player of respectable
e These remarks haw been suggested to us by
base ball tournament being played this week.
terday the fourth game of the series came
in the presence of an assemblage of
1 one thousand to fifteen hundred persons, a
proportion of whom were ladies. The grounds
wenty.fifth and Jefferson streets were well-se
rd, and, with the exception of the old St. George
mds, are the best ever devoted to cricket in tilts
. Their surroundings' are quite picturesque:
in the distance, and to the left of the lower
flog station, are clustered several trees. To the
it of there are the Spring Garden Water Works,
th form a beautiful baek•ground to the scene.
.0 each corner of this was stretched yesterday a
of human beings, all enthusiastic and excited
t the play. The
this week. At one perl.id the
IbIICS, by a fine inning of nine runs, to the great
rise of every one, obtained the lead, and some
enthusiastic enough to believe that they were
led to win. indeed, had the Philadelphians
d as well in the last as in the first part of the
the score of their opponents would have been
lees than it was.
or three comic scenes occurred during the
At one time a ball hit' far to "left field"
ungallantly went through an umbrella which a
war holding to protect her from the intense
)1 the sun,
t player knocked a, ball througlk the open win
/1 the elute house, and another struck a table,
took an erratic bound over the roof of the
edifice, At about half past six the game tur
ned In favor of the Atlantic by a acute of 43
TWEED OF THE JUNCTION RAILEOAD.
3 work upon the tunnel of the Junction Rall
is progressing rapidly. From Ohestnut to
rat street excavations have been made, and the
have been walled up. Between Chestnut and
'kat streets there IF a stratum ofo granite through
the tunnel passes, and whloh will be removed
TLe soil in other portions of the tom
b; clayey, and easily removed, This will be the
tunnel in Philadelphia, and when completed
`le an object of interest, It will be forty feet
..nd twenty-six feet deep. The top of the tun
dl be seven feet below the grade of ttlarket
t. The excavation commences at the Magma
house of the Pennsylvania Railroad, but the
la begins a Short distance above Market, street.
SUDDEN DEATHS.
. extreme heat of the weather yesterday had
Lanai egret*, an unusual number of sudden
hs being reported, most of which seem to have
Red from the great warmth of the day.
RainbOW Street, above Blair,a woman died sad-
The coroner was sent for and held an in-
workman in Norris & Son's locomotive works
)vercome by' the heat, On Wednesday morning.
:es taken to his •residence, No. 1710 Otellowhilt
where he died at three o'olook yesterday
soldier supposed to be namsd George Pechter,
found 'dead at the corner et Broad and Plime
us. The coroner was sent for.
,other soldier died suddenly on the street His
was taken to the. Fifth-ward-station.
unknown man was discovered lying dead at
met end of Market-attest bridge. The coroner
lent for.
nut filye Tolook, yesterday afternoon, an old
silty years of age, Naas brouubt to the Third.
station house in a dying condition, and Is sine°
,sed. Her name to utitnown. She had on a
Ia calico frock, white straw bonnet, trimmed
purple ribbon, and black cloth salters. At the
of her death she had with her a brown parasol
brown covered basket.
Aber woman, name unesnertnthed, died at No.
%Ikon street, The eoroner e xps notified of the
-nee.
THE 'FRUIT IifAREET.
ready the market 16 glutted with all varieties of
of the best qualities. The prices asked for the
In comparison with other articles of food are re.
'ably low. Peaches oitil be bought as low as
rty,five cents by the basket. Apples, water
ms, cantelopes, plums &0 ., are all to be had In
t abundance at low prices. If the price of sugar
but half as reasonable, large quantities of fruit
rl be preserved this season; as it Is, there Will
tonht be immense quanties canned. These
id fruits command In
benwiter high priesul. The
is simple, and can gonethrough with by
iouseitheper.
•
APPOINTMENT OW SUPERVISORS.
following appointments of supervisors were
by the Mayor yesterday morning: Fifteenth
Edward Spain; Twat: , y- second ward, second
ion, Reuben Sands; Twenty•lirst ward, drat
ion, Thomas Dlokson. •
AN EXCELLENT APPOINTMENT.
mg the list of sUpervisore appointed by the
Cexander Henry', Mayor of Philadelphia, we
3 the name of Reuben Sands. This gentle
!sides at Chestnut'4ll . l, Twenty , seoond ward,
are free to say that a better appointment
sot have been made. The wealthy residents
Twentydiecond ward, the owners of property
beautiful section, and. of course, the heaviest
fere, advocated his appointment. The Player,
•matlvely responding to their requests. re
credit upon his own judgment and gratified
if our citizens In the Twentrseoond ward
food opinion is worth having.
EFFECTS OF THE HEAT.
seat yesterday was quite intense. A rinM.
lemma were completely overcome by it. A.
/Tuber of mechanise, bricklayers, carpenters.
Jere who were working and exposed to the
ire ()Wised to cease operations about noon.
ie Simpy, employed in the locomotive works
. rte Sons, was overcome by the heat my
:day. He was taken to his home. No. 1710
lip street, and died at three o'clock yester
nlrg.
, I,tr of the car horses were overcome by the
BARE INCREASED.
tare on the Philadelphia, Wllnalng"
ilanimore Railroad will be inoreased on
"iii all connections, a ft er the lath 11)st,
per cent.
IC '
..,REPRESBNTA.-
1 , ,
-' OUR RUMMER.
leuiret%Penneylvaala Volunteer% 00 .•
lama tee eity about' two
eta u 4 0 B ',,,, lut .lPllViatmenta have been
— mu reception at the Unica'
Volunteer Refreshment 'Saloon, after wiliest they
will he escorted through the city by. our firemen and
citizens.
About four Wolook yesterday morainic a t3re burst
,out in the cotton and rag warehouse of H. S. Henry
& co., on Front street, above :Vine. The flames
wove confined to the third and fourth stories, and
were extinguished before any serious damage had
been done.
Two beds in a home in below Sellers
street, Frankford, were accidentally set ontre and
destroyed.
TILE POLICE,
[Before Mr. alderman Welding.]
11/SLISTTNO
David Graham was arraigned yestery after
noon on the charge of esillating'mlnors, am attempt
ing to Swindle them out or a portion of th bounty
money. it seems that two lade; each about seven
teen years old, named Gilbert 'Brown and Edward
H. 'l/t Meer, having an Idea of enlisting, were met by
defendant -on Chestnut Street, between Fifth and
They desired to enlist in a Philadelphia
regiment; but defendant explained that ft would be
snore beneficial to them' to enlist at Norristown.
The boys were taken to a publto house, where they
indulged In tiro glasses of lager beer, which had an
inebriating effect. Before fully accompliqhing his
purpose the defendant was arrested. He was re
. qUired to enter bail In the sum of' 000 to answer at
court. •
[Before Tilt. Alderman Moore.
LANCENT OF CLOTHING,
James McCormick and Cornelius Toomy,were
arraigned yesterday on the charge of the larceny of
clothing belonging to soma boys who were bathing
in the Delaware, at Almond-street - .vehart. The
parties were bound over to answer.
[Before Mr. Alderman'Garter.]
ALLEGED BEcErirEns.
Mars Milton and Thomas Kelly were arraigned
yesterday ay on the charge of receiving clothing et >len
Crow Almond.Blreet wharf, the property of boys who
were bathing. The accused were bound over to
answer.
ARREST OF A SPY
William Dougherty, hailing from South Carolina,
was sent to Fort Delaware yesterday, by. order of
the Government. He escaped from Washington,
and his arrest was ordered by telegraph. Upon ar
riving at the depot, at Brad and - Prime streets, , on
'Wednesday night, he was _taken into custody by
Ofticer W. Taggart, stationed at that place.
A MEAN, FELLOW.
Yesterday morning, amid the buly throng of peo
ple assembled in the Seething neighborhood of Third
and Chestnut streets, a man well dressed In sum
mer attire but with dirty boots, called in the ser
vice of a bootblack. The youngster, regardless of
the.intense heat, anzions to make a little money for
the benelit , pf his mother, doomed as she was, some
time since, tidowhood-by en incident of war. re
spor td, witlk stimptitode: lie polished the under
sie lAir3 oft e man, and haring finished the job,
looked for Na pay. The men walked away regard.
less of the fast demands of the boy. The boy called
the attention of Police Officers Burklort and Matti
him, alio were standing nearby, and the next mo
ment the tap of the official, Mr. 8.,
on the left
Shoulder of the mean man caused him, to revolve at
once.
• "What do Ton want with me, sir 1" said the fel
low.
"I want you to poy that little boy for blacking
your b. (us, , replied the officer.
" W hat's that your buslnessl'i replied the man.
"1 Old not qmploy the boy to do it."
"You did employ him,' responded the officer.
"Do you call me allar, sir 1" retorted .the man,
with much warmth.
"Look here, stranger, I want no parley with. you;
If you don't pay that boy I land you in the stEtiOn•
lo,use."
The people now began. to gather round, and the
man, to get rid of further trouble, imposed honesty
for once upon himself, paid the money, and too is
&penury, smid the jeers and sneers of the orored".
. The r ilow was more fortunate than another Mill.
virtual In that neighborhood. A short time since a.
nom obtained a New York World irom a newsboy,
and refused to pay for it.
"Going to pay 7" said the boy.
"No, clear out," replied the applicant for cheap
littrature.
Better pay me iaow, or spring a Mine on
you,. replied the indefatigable youth; "pay me
what you owe...
The man folded the paper up, and, walking
sway without having paid for it, was put to his
trumps.
..Copperhend! Copperhead! Copperhead!. shouted
the boy. Most of the other newsuoys joined M the
cry.
" Copperhead. Copperheadrt "Kill him, kill Mott , '
made the welkin - ring. The excitement Increased
thr boys were busy as bees ; one or two men mingled
In the contusion, and the assailed Individual was
IST orled down at a single blow. Re regained his
footing, and started out Chestnut street at a 2.40
rule. Ile dropped the paper, which was fegalued
by the boy. The last seen of the out-generalled in
dividual was his coat-tail at the corner of Franklin
place.
It requires something more than an ordinary
swindler to get ahead ortbe newsboys generally.
CITY ITEMS.
PEACTIIi,S .1.1.11) ORMAISS.-141r, W. R. Slocomb,
proprietor of the Eastern Market Cheese Stand,
Fifth street, below Market, la now delighting his
numerous patrons with the finest peaches of the sea
son, cut np and smothered in the richest Delaware
County Ice Cream. His celebrated pure Cider
'Vinegar is also much sought after for family use.
STROKING RHYME.-;-
Says T.J. S. Grant to R. E. Lee— 4
gg Surrender Petersburg to me."
Says R. E. Lee to U. S. Grant—
" Have Petersburg I ()lino, you shan't."
I shan't r said Grant, "Oh, very well—
You say I shan't, I say I SHELL." .
Gen. Grant then immediately wrote a telegraphic
despatch requeSting that there should be a new sun
sent him from the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of
Bookrbill & Wilson, Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut street,
above Sixth.
SuiTs-4For spas and watering places;
, Suits—of styles to wear at races;
. Suits—of many styles uncommon ;
.'Snits—admired by every woman;
Suits—light, pliable, and elastic;
Suits—less flexible and plastic ;
Suits—that girls and misses sigh for ;
Sults—in fact, ttiat " babies cry for ;"
Suite—for soldiers or for sailors;
Suits—that C 7 edit do to tailors ;
Suits—from ten to twenty dollars ;
Suits—for workmen, tradesmen, scholars;
Suits—both plain and ornamental,
At Stokes', 'neath the " Continental."
PAPERS AVE PICRIODIOALB.—&t the stand of Mr.
Barry, on Fourth, below Chestnut street, will be
found at all times all the choice literature, loyal•
publications, papers, and periodicals of the day.
EYB AND EAR. moat successfully treated by J.
Isaacs, 1I D., Oculist and Atirlat, 511 Pine et. Artlit
alai ey es Inaerted. No °barge for examination. jy364.1
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C. al Wadeworth, N Y
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C t 3 Sleets, Vermont
James Why tcoll
W Dewl6n, Colorado
E Sherlock, Rochester
W L B IMOD, Marietta
Jae S Bendsall, Cincinnati
F N Cburelims.n, Delaware'
Mire S B Houskeeper, Del
Mee hit Hictimen. Delaware
J P Roman, Maryland
D J Martin, Cape May
D H Tulhtu & wf. Elmira
.11(1,e Ferinle M Tuthill, N Y
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N York
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Elr & Mrs Gregory, NJ
C F Crimmins, Washington
C Bluster, Washington
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Oro Copeland, 21 York.
H Calhoun, Nashville
W C Bhaugh, Baltimore
J AI Allays. & tiers, Cuba
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Miss ruin an, Washington
Houston,Washington,
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& 211 Willey, Maryland
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James B Beall
INN Appleby, New York
Mrs E 'taker, Blair co, Pa
(ho Arnixod, Tamaqua
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Bock, Worcester
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F W Warnbaolter, II B A
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N'tiodgeon, Boglaud
Mason, Suglaud
F 1 Lies% Bow York
J B Flute'', New York
N L Barlow, New York
Id Kennedy, New York
'0 `r Hoyt, Wastankcon
Dorr, Bo.tton
C Phelps, Buffalo
leapt J / McGo d p N York
Cot of C Harwoo la, Md
Miss W Kent, lryland
MisslZ Kane, Maryland
ls
Mrs Mil, Maryland
Daniel Curray,Dalaware
Minn Swan, /f York
Miss Gowlu, N York
Thos A Appold, Baltimore
Mrs Appold & ch. Baltimore
Miss if Dorsey, Baltimore
L (hover & la, ,
WiscoWa.hlagton
W C Woodmannsin
0 W Stow, New Jersey
L B 0 blanket & wt, Dalton
A P Bdaertoe, Indiana
Mies F D lidgarton.lndianst
Miss C C hdger ton, Indiana
Miss A B Adgert.n, Indiana
Bliss Patton. Norristown
8 0 Penfield, Baltimore
li W Prosser. Banat,"
IA a Proaser &oh Banks
W Ren-han, Bdtimore
J Lark - rot), Boffalo
11 Wilkens. Tr, Phila.
i N P Freenfleld & wf, Penns
ii Ilateerdlwok Pennaoi
Cid Xtutilep, Baton
Is ard.
J Clark, New York
T H Rider 8 fa, Boston
8 Perkins, fiew York
0 Thompson, New York'
J J Sanderson, Vanua
L Westents, Penns
L L Houpt
J H Mi liken, Baltimore
T 'l' Poor. Waterbury, Ct
C H Bennett
11l Myer. Atlantic, City
:Miss T Sit ober, Atlantic Citl
J C Marshall. Stie r Pa
W biceilvery, statue
F Knight, kiavarbusetts
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C Haight, Massachusetts
J 0 Taylor, New York
A 'T Logan, New York
tW Whitney & soo.Pottsv's
.jah Young, Pennsylvania
A I..chler, Jr. Lancaster
II W Washington, If York
Alfragl Hoops,. Parry co
Jas Colbert, California
&
A Watson la, Harrisburg
A Hilbert & wr, Harrisburg
J P Assam, Nashville
0 R Askam, Nashville
E J Hamar, Wash, D C
. 1 c Dens, Wash, D C
'l' J Morse, Rochester
11n, Monroe, Alton. 11l
Miss Munro e, Alton, 11l
Won Nsvin., Alton, 11l
I Bare, Lock Haven
1.1 6 carlisle, Virglata
IT Thittber, New York
W 0 Tyday, PUtsbnrg
Thos DalianNi6wark If I
A C Coriliv,tiewin.k..ti
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i f{ st one , Fort Delaware 4
U Sandt, Easton ,
erfkism.
B 0 Dno New
.1 A. Patcben,'BrooklynYork
W K Macklnger, Brooklyn
A McCormick, Oltord
Mrluck & la, Frenehtown
& Mrs 0 Bailor, 18 1E
A King. Harrisburg •
B M 'cater
J s ECnrikol, Newville, Pa
J B Choroboritn, Balafilol4l
Chamberlin. Penns
J L Polka, II 8 X
W A Hughes & ia, Balt
WB Itaake. Ohtoy, Oxford
W Witt
Oen W dull:huh, Marietta
A Barto'et,. Schuylkill co
Mrs Parsons. Baltimore
M 'Kennedy B Jersey
J
W T Pell, avan' , Oily
M O'Brlcn. Brooklyn
R Dcolier & la. New York
W . O Recces, X Joiner
R H Beevea, .10,118 y
' K Thoiripciin & wr, Ctri. 0
D H B Brower, Harrlsbdrg
ey Sheaf,
P O'Connor, Now :Torte'
NoDonild yrf.xoetio4
M Rfrx t Lombpzir,lllai•Piva
PFoxLLinnberTilln4 4- .
IF Eitaat, zweveyqrk' ."
Chemin%
E Heinen, Milton
W F Retool, Milton
John M Roush Stilton
Tim J r, e Sweek, Miltolt
Poser Clark, lowa
P Donnelly, lowa
J P ktelnic, Pern•inonlb., 0
W SCoyle, Carlisle, Pa
El Hare, Pitt.horg
W Morton, Pittsburg
0 Smith, Pittsburg
Yes Mcßride, Pittsburg
Joe Fleming, Pittsburg
iB B Cort.in. Pittsburg
elms P Dna' Pittsburg
W B Waddey, Virginia
D R Neinien, Easton
L, Jamison. New Castle
W Herbert, New Castle
J De Witt, Towanda
Lt (1 - 13 Brockway, Va
WronneslY. Bridgeton,N
v• A Meta, asbland
A M Roberts & la, Reading
Mr Dunbar
A R.Wright, Clearfield
Rev JA Reed & err, 0
Mies L J Her. Newville
E Meddoc, Baltimore
W N Nowcon,i Penua
JII Welsh, Waynesboro
Mrli to W Lukens, W Chest
W P Heaven, Pittsburg
W 8 News , n, Brea vine
.78. S Lawson, Milton -
. .
C Davis, Milton '
C Mint, Miiten
L Terre Haute •
w C Bond, Providence, It I
L Barna= siettr, Indiana
Si B Rom heels. P« liDa
M.B Martin,Penutivivania
Boeselt. ew York
W blaxwell, MOM:, Pa
J R Vansaat, Ohio
D L Kennedy, Mt Pleasant
W BatnAs, Ft Delaware
0 Rails Fort Delaware
A Karr. Doldware
W Hall: Fort Delaware
J W Boyd, Fort Delaware
001 It Battelle, Tamaqua
Mrs Ra , cliff &see,"l amaqua
L Job es & la. New Jersey
fur Davidson, U S A
13 A Reynolds
W.AteCmanghy '
J G %Aglaia
The Bl ia
B T Sweetzer ntown
.T Brick, Bncliocille
F Esterly, Reeding
.1 0 Coleman, Heckl.y, Pa
Cats Levan. Pricetown;Fa
oho , e Reaointr
W Heffeitinger, Reading
A Fpeitler: Reading
Oboe W Lynn, Easton
A Palin, - Easton
W Wegenbart dr wf,Penna
Mi.,. Fareb Boamen.Penna
P Aittcbell, Attleboro
im Bear .
C W Cooper, Allentown
kilos Braman, Centreville
Chas Finney, Hartsville
Isaac Finney, Hartsville
Geo Taylor, llartsv , ile
Geo IC . Levitn- Reading
P Vernier, Lebanon co.Pa
W P Ml6ler, Lebanon co.Pa
Robt Hailoway, N
S aid, achnecksville
W Woodring, Schneckey'le
'aid Witetatone, Tamagna
The Bel
H 111 Fetter, 6 Bethlehem
}I Lentz, logelsville
N W.tberb old, Lehigh co
A A Dietz, Pcnna
fter, er, Quakertown
Joh' (1 14 tz... Nona.
Philip Reese, Jr, N J
Moses Kautz,. Blatington
Airs L Rinattly . ,Siatinnton
Dant Reed, Soinrylkill co
Isaac Harmany, Hamburg
B Bower,Hambrtrg
R A Van Court. Hanover
W H Wolf-, Virginia
R 0 Cunningham, .I 1 S N
1. Krause, Penna.
J OF rrean
Thos La:ntlAnk.-Emitireb co
P Metzler, - Monroe co
U 10116 ..
DIR Gerhart, Witm Del
L K Lanstermileh Penne
CL Tamer, P. nneylVanla
Mrs C Ottonheimer, Palma
Jacob Wilmer, Jr. Penns
JIT Nester Danville
C Preston, 'e,olanioia co
C J fts per, Treppe. Pa
D J Bovr. Penn,ylvania
J New, Aloany. N Y
Slaymaker, Lana CO
adison.
S Heston, 'Newtown
Ono Whirg
W L Groza Jersey
J Eiszleft; ew York
B/A pptegate, Jersey
P K Fritz, Doylestown
Patterson
Copt S C Page, Washington
W G Walker, Washington
,T Malec. Racks co
S C lioppock, It Jersey
The DI
W Maud & wi. N Jersey
es man
uder-n, Brooklyn
BPDry
.IM , Fr Oliver
J R Reack. Brooklyn
J A Wolf, N Jeacay
J F Zane
Sped; N Jersey
3 A Wert & la. Wilm, Del
J Pearce, Stroudsburg
W Price
Irbo 44,
W J Smedley, Del co, Pa
E J Shaffer
Jacob P Coz
D P Joss. Chester connty
B Passmore, C 1 asterco
Jamb Trimble, Chester co
T Walker. Cheater co
Dr L N York
John S Paxson,W Cbsoter
Doilestown
W P Beatty. Delaware co
Jacob Devoe. W Chester
Joa James, W Chester
B 41 Hickman. W Chester
AB Joyce, B, total, Pa
J Wait. Bristol, Pa
J Davie, Bristol, Pa
Mrs Benjamin Es den, Pa
Ed gsr BVe U A
Wm f.evfs„ West Chester
W D KM*, Donglassvilie
C L Turner, Dnugle..,eville
floe Waiter, Chester en
The mama
J A Markin, Nashville
'rims Dunkin, New York
I Ili Forbes
B Chapman; U.S A
W Williams, U S A
II Goodrich
C S Palm.r, Albany
C McLancklin„ Waelainglon
,tae i.e..Wß.l,in,ron
.7rdin Rardy. Washington
W H Lewis, Chambersbrirg
L R Kindline,t'•hambereb'g
W R moro.Cha label's]) 'g
W R Ly win Sr, sr f. D 4-1.
W Lorkliart. Newark, .Del.
!A L Black, New York
E A Yarnall, Chester co,Ps.
•
NATIONAL UNION TICKET.
FOR FILESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
OF ILLINOIS
FOR VICE PRESIDER'T;
ANDREW JOHNSON.
ofTsmisssEm.
ELECTOBAL TICKET.
SENATORIAL. •
NORTON MomICHAEL, Thllade lphli
T. 017NNINGRAN, Beaver County:
REPRESENTATIVE.
I. Robert T. Eton, U. Elias W. Hell,
2. El. •Horrlson. Coates, 14. Charles H. Shriner,
S. Henry Hamm, 16. John Winter,
4. William H Kern, 16 David McConartEhlr%,
11. Barton IL Jenks,l7. David W. Woods,
0. Charles M. Bat, . IS. Isaac Benson.
7. Robert Parke, 19. John Patton,
8. William'Taylo'r, 2a. Samnerlk
9. John A. Hiestand, Evererdlittr9r. -
10. - John - T.' rshney,
11. Edward RolEditY, 28. Ebenezer McJoema,,
12. Char/es T. Bead. . 24. John W. Blanchard.
al Committee.
Br order of the State Con
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE Forman CLOTHINO HOME OP PIMA
"OAS HALL•"
Best-class goods at moderate prices.
WANC.NAIERR & BROWN.
5..8. corner SIXTH and MA.RKST Streets.
Custom Department (to make to order) No. k S. Sixth St.
WBSELER & WILSON'S HIGHEST PRIM=
LOCH-STITCH
SEWING MACHINES.
THE CHEAPEST, SIMPLEST, AND BEST
gelcisronmp. 701 CHESTNITr Straet. above Revanth
laqrll/4'.lvA'l ll 7APl*lnkii
PETERSON—SR ERLOCK —On the 10thinet.,by Rev.
W. Mullin, Mr. Thomas Peterson to Mrs. Elizabeth
Anna kthPr oth. both of this city.
EBNNEY-13M1TIL-0n the 9th last . by the Rev.
Edward Kenney. Mr. .TosPph R..Rennoy to Miss Alice
Mary Smith, all of this city.
3Dlmr)..
MACCULLOCH. —On the 6th inst., In Morristown,
New Jsr•ty, Mary E. Illaccul , och, den ghter of the late
F.ancis L. and Charlotte M. Illscoalloch, of Salem, Now
Jet
et Pf y, the 21st year of her age. ' 0
GILLESPIE —On Wednesday, the lath last., Jane
Deyell, daughter of John and Mary Gillespie, aged 3
years, 3 months and 11 days.
The relatives and friends of the family are respects
fatly invited to attend the funeral, willinut flintier
notice. on , the 12th inst. at 4 o'clock P. lit,
from the residence of her parents, ' 807 South Thirteenth
street, below Catharine. -
Er< GLISO,—st Berkley, N. J., on the 9th lust , Eliza
Bence, wife of the late George English. aged 68 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectful
ly invited to attend the funeral, from the reeideaee of
her eon. John A. English, No. 6cB North Eleventh
street, above Green, on Friday morning next, Ilth
inst., et ll o'clock - , without father notics. ss.
~yJOANbON.—On the 10th inst., Anna M., wife of the
late George Johnson.
The friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence. Linden street. German
town, on Saturday afternoon. 13th inst., at 4 o'clock. 'l'
WESSON & SON, MOURNING STORN,
+ l -P Di O. 918 MIEBTMIT Sb.et.. is!-tt
RIVES 1 BILKS 1 SILKS I
NYRE k LAIODBIA, 'FOURTH sad ASCE ammtai
are °Kering all tbpir OLD SILKS low toeless thesslag
fore the new Goods are opened.
Silks not by last Poetuner.
Silica of very beet qaa!ity.
Good Black Silks reasonable.,
Good BrOWII Mkt removable.
YOIJAG MEN iiKEPAISED FOAL
the Counting How's end Stoine-s Lire at CRrr. ,
'JENSEN'S Commercial College, No. 637 CHSSTNITI
Street, corner of Seventh. No vacation.. Practleal.
Instructions in book-keeping. PetunallehiP, tiOntaler•
dal Calculations. Tolegraphlog, de. Students taiga's'.
ed eepantely, and received at any time. nail 3i
Ir'. TO THE CITIZENS OF - THE
EIORTII WA R D.—Yhe deft cy of the Eighth.
Ward Under the last call is now lows t han one hunted.
To raise this number. a Ward Bounty of nveurr-
FIVE DOLLARS will be- given for sash voluntsert
credited to the ward.
Subscriptions for this prime** Will be received by any
member of the Ward Committee. and by
J. 0 RORENGARTEN,
4-2 a WALNUT Street
anl2 femwit
lar TIRE DEPARTMENT NOTICE.—
GRAND ESCORT TO VTR 72n 1111GIRENT,
P. V., (BAXTER'S FIRE ZOOAVES )—The Regiment
will arrive at broad and Prime sir, eta on this (Fridsr)
afternoon at two o'clock. Owing to the increase In
number of companies participating in the escort, the
following orders will be obeerved: The line will be
formed at three o'clock, and move precisely at four.
The First Division will form on the north side of
Worthington street. the right resting on Ninth street,
extendieg down Washington to Eighth, and np Eighth
to the west she.
Tbe second Division will form on the north side of
Washington street. the right resting on Eighth street,
extending down Washington to itievith, and up Se
venth on the west side.
The Third Division will form on the north side of
Washington kvreet, the right resting on Seventh, ex
tending down Warliingion to Sixth, and up Sloth on
the west side.
Fourth 'Division 'will form on the north side of Wash
ington street, the right resting on Sixth. extending
down Washington to Fifth street, and up Fifth on the
west side.
lcifth Division will form on the north side of Wash.
Inaton west, the right resting on Fifth, extending
down Washington to Fourth street, and up Fourth on
the west bide.
Tbe Companies turning at• the cross streets on which
the right of their Divisions rested, and move over the
route.
Ambulance' will report at Bilbad and Prime at Di
o'clock, to receive the sick and wounded of the regi
ment.
The Chief Marshal, his Firmest Aids, the Committee
of Arras menu , end the Officer. of the Board of Direc
tors, will meet at the Chief Eogimeer's Ogles. at 1236
o'clock to proceed to the depot to escort the Regiment
to the Reftebi meet Salt on.
Tbe Marshals of companies are requested to detail one
fnli-ecinigped Mar of their companies to .report to the
Chief Marshal at Broad and Prime. at 115 o'clock, to
join in'the escort to the Refreshment Saloon.
Companies intending to participate in the escort and
not to relented in the Convention, will report to the
Chief Marshal, who will assign them a pottition in the
rear of the division to which they belong.
By order of the Committee of Arrangements
WM. R. DEANE, Chairznon.
VNOI.RVART. Secretor:Y. it*
TO THE WENDS OF THE
D THE ADMINISTRATION:
The loyal citizens of the various wards of the City of.
Philadelphia are hereby requested to assemble at each
,places in raid wards ae may be designated by the ofli•
'cery of the nations! Colon Ward AnnOchiaiOng. on
'TUESDAY EVENING NEXT. AUGrBT , 16. Mi. at
o'dock, parrnant to the rules governing the , Di -
.tional *Union party. for such MOON made sad provided,
to elect one Jodge•and two Inspectors for each election
diviaion of raid wards, to conduct the primary election
on Tuesday seenialf."Migtlet 28, between the hours of
six And eight o'clock. Also. to
_place In nomination
COI (Mates for delegates to a r a tty Convention- to notni•
nate candidates for City and County 02ces; aloe. d e l a _
me* to a Congressional Convention: also nonitnitinns
f candidates for delegates to a Senatorial Convention
in o the Third SeDatO e raliD nd ist vr rl a Ct rd , a o, nd . :telegates to the
ariong'lopresentas.ve entions tO floret
nate Candi( attl , for In tors of the State Legislature'
Cfh fi rr Officers. The Meal
a rj ci pn le ° V tron a ff rein nientkned altir
On ...Ali D.
with the rats governing Ih'w. National
the beheld
Natioial Union:Cily Contiptti&e of
P i eDrOn nf r o g r Vf
- By order o •
1112Perintendentl' rsszaolur, 'Fres,dent.
Ica 7; par,primic. coals . „ iv y
Hagar B. UAavgu. IS
TUI PRESS.--PHTiADELPITIA; 'FRIDAY, AUGUST 42:: 1864:,
Sas e.
=4=3
II on
&M1 , X01,. ab airman.
Ilar' ILMAIIIIIESEIBWRG surrzarns.-•
The underaigord acku..wledges the receipt of
tLe following ammo on behalf of the distressed people Of
Cembersbu
e." h G. Cadet! rgt 4050 00
Jos, Pm tenser, . 26/ 00
Oen. H. atuart & 800 •
0. W. Davie 250 00
J. damp:mkt2s ,, 00
-
E A. bonder &Co . ' 250 00
.
•
George • . Miller & Co 100 00
John M. Read, by Mayor Honey 100 00
B. & Jas. M. Finnegan 250 00
0. W. lahatatock You 00
Wm. Thompeon 50 00
Curer Smitten Jr 10 00
Rev. Samuel T. Lowry 24 10
Chbeon Peacock... 11.10 00
Rev. Dr. Dewton, amount of collodion on Fast
Day, at. Church of Alphany 102 05
Edw el d Mauls 100 00
I smell & Tumble 250 00
Office Wm. Hunter, Jr.. &Co ' • ' 24 00
dire. Bier, A. 43.10 500
James Fold ro Do
0., by Mr A. O. Catiell 31.1 00
James .6 Rboade - . • 20 00
Miss 8., Lewis - 5 00
W W Caldwell ' 510
T. W. & M. Brown 30 00
- -
.-.- -
en imprnmpia coll.ctionitu 'Union M: fi. Church,
on toe •-k. utioual Fast Day • 116.00
Et. Paul's P. E. Church Infant Sunda '-School... 2.5 00
John M. Myers & Co 800 00
Kentle o Y, Waits, & Co . 100 00
E. F. Filvinuelo 00
. .
Miss lit vinus E. 00
Mrs. Wm. R. Palmer ' ' 80 00
AthePtuti Blight 2.5 00
b. & W._ W visit WO 00
J. 0.. Jr—
Edmond C. Biddle
First National Bank
Jamea, M. 9 ares.- ..
Cash, per Joseph Patterson
Vance & Landis
Hazleton Coal Company
Donavan Mutual safety Insurance Co
- Ferree & Mitchell
C. - St H. Boris
Simon Gratz
B. Coppee Mitchell
L, H. Redner .' .
D. 8 Cummins '
Dr. Wilcox .
Marlily & Schaffner
H. 0
it •
Win. L. 'chef;
Iti , e. C. B. Taylor, Waverly, Lnzerne county, by
W. W. Harems 22 00
James,_Hent, & Santee { additionalf BXI 00
S. a. Mercer • " • 100 00
"
1 homes Ridgway 102 00
Christ Church, Germantown. Ole of amount for
whirr d su ff erers) 40 00
Henry 1. Williams • - 10000
Tobiae Wagner • - Lk 00
Mrs. Maly Wagner ' 100 00
Miss klizahath Rhoads... , -
lOU' 00
Oath 00
Ctillertion at Hamilton So., N. 5 , per J. M. " 10
Chnike 17 00
Union Link, No. 1, Daughters of Liberty le 00
Per. Dunctinlif. Mituheson, as follows:
Mint M. Woelper 5 00
I, re. Mary Woalper ' 5 tat
.
Caah.• • 200
Hrs.-Sautes S. Coxe 10 00
Mrs. Thomas H. Powers 50 Off
Y... , .
500
C. W. Alen. Milestonin, Pa 1 00
R. B. Tl, Chestnut 'Hill 500
Charles L. Shareless 50 00
Sneppard, Van Ilarliffen, & Arrison 25 00
' lo 00
Mrs. - 11. S Jaaell ' 500
James Swain ' 90 00
Dr. Franklin Stewart 10 00
Dr. George Hamilton • - 20 00
Cash, "-Li , ' 00 00
G. L. per W. W Bookman 10 00
Miss Lizzie Finley . 25 00
Mrs. Elijah Van Syckel 100 00
Lydia Seal, Wilmington 10 00
Henry Cohen •• •
John A. Brown, by the hands of Mayor Henry... 100 00
$7,780 95
EDMUND A. SOUDIV, Treamrer.
PHII4DELPIITA. AU/Mt 10, 1864. sail St
TA E RESTAURA.Eir GISSALT CEN-
T EtAL FAIR. bee to acknowledge the following
conations of Ice delivered at the Fair Grounds free of
every expense:
Philadelphia and Boston Ice Company. tons 12
!Vamp.' and Boi ton Ice Company, •• 9
Cold Spring Ice and Coal Company, - •. .19
..... .. .
Di gle lce Company, - i. 7
Carpenh-r & Co., . .7
Yoder° Ice and Coal Company le B
Whit. pall Ice COMP.II.'s s . a.
SUDO:I . 49BIIC Ice Company. 4
Eastern Ice Company, .. 4
6w eet Brier Ice Company,. 4
Rnickerbocker Ice Company. - 65
GEOILCE T. - LEWIS, Chairman.
PAILADELPIFUL, August 1t.1861 It
rgrNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that application has been made to the Trustees
of the Fire Association of Philadelphia for the renewal
of POLICY No. 10,662 for sinv, Issued September 1,
1846, in name of GRAS. MaNTIRE, which is lust.
N. REBOUL.
No. 110 EL ELEVENTH St.
.i42n•wfmlm *
tiDIVIDERD.—TREDIRECTORS OF
the NOBLE AND DELabIeTER PEFROGEOK
GuaiIFANY have this day dituared a Fourth' Monthly
Dividend of TEN per cent oat of the millings of
the month of July, payable, clear of State Tax, on the
80th inst. Transfer Books elmed er loth inst
anll.9t, GEORGE W. HUN rER. deeretary.
OFFICE CI EY BOUNTY-FUND
rigrcommtsstoN, No. 41.0 PEON Street. Ai:f
-eI:TT El, 1664 —Until further notice, a bount of FOUR
HCBDRED.DOLLedtS will be paid to all RECRfI( I'S
for one, two, or three years' service, mastered into the
service of the Culled States on or after August 9th., 1864,
and credited upon the (pots of the city of Philadelphia
To Enrolled Citizens furniehing Substitute+ for thrs.
pearl., the boarty of TWO HUNDRED AND Purr
DOLLARS will be raid as heretofore.
R. P. KING, President.
Rouser M. Moons, Js., Secretary. ann.-81
gar TRANSPORTATION OFFICE, PRI.
LADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, A ND BALTI
MORE RAILROAD COMPANY.
TWILADBLeend, Auguat 10, 1961.
In accordance with an act of Congress, approved Jane
90th. ISM, it becomes neceesary that alt receipts given
by this Cowpony for merchandise received for tratimor-
Cation should bear an INTERNAL RIVE:2UB STAMP
of the value of TWO CENTS, the exremee of the same
to be bort e by the parties receiving inch receipt.
All receipts taken by this Company for merchandise
deliverdd to consignees will be stamped by said riom
pany• CDARLS2 K. ID&
aull-12t Nester of Transportation.
OFFICE OF THE ITNIOE PETRO.
I LEtraf•COfdPA NY, 147 South FOURTH Street.
—The Board of Directors have thte duy d. dared a Fourth
Monthly Dividend of TWO PEE CENT. on the Capital
Stadt, payable on the 16th Inst.
The Transfer Books will be eloeed on the 12th. 13th,
and Mb Inst. A. F. SABINE, Treasurer.
Atrousy 8. augi-lOt
11TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that an Luetalment of 'TWO DOLLARS PS&
SHARE on each and every abate of the Capital stock of
the .A NA MINING COMPANY hes this day been
called In,
ffi
pal eble on or before the Ibth day or AGHEIRT,_
1864, at the office of the Company. So. 324 WALLA UT
Street, Dlgladel
By order of the Directors,
B A. HOOPES, Treasurer.
PHILADELPHIA, July D, 1884. and $lll
143 P.... VISION STATE COMMITTEE
ROOMS, 1108 CIMISTSZT Street. —The State
Committee request their friends throughout the State
to adopt •®dent means to forwarh early and full returns
of the election upon the Constitutional Amendments.
Send by Telegraph to the Chairman at Girard Mouse,
Philadelphia.
The Committee Moams•are now open. and all corre
spondence directed to the•Cbairman will receive prompt,
attention. S. CAMERON, Chairman.
A. W. BEYBDIOT, Secretary.
Jinx 21, lb&t.
tgr TN E CITIZENS' SITBSTITIIIr
REPRE SEN•T AT INTL AND VOLUNYEER
AGENCY, No. 411.CREST.N11T STREET.—Merchants,
Farmers, and other alumna can be supplied with ac
ceptable Substitutes and Representativ se on reasonable
and honorable Lerma, and.haae the same sworn in so as
to credit to any ward, aistriot, township, Or county of
the following coundos Philadelphia, Choster. Dela
ware, or Montgomery. by .apply big at 411 C IIEdYNUT
Strek, from 8 A. M. to 3 P. Mi. first floor, back. -
tar Special arrangements made with committees.
an.B43t Pe4 , SON & CO.
1711181/BANCE. COMPAAT OF THE
STATE OF pstaffYLVANIA. Ationsrl, 1864.
The Dlreatets have this day declared a Dividend of
TWANTY DOLLANEI per Share, clear or all taxes,
pxyable to the Stockholders or their legal representa
tives, n demand. WILLIAM HARPER,
atalot Secretary.
OFFICE SOMERSET IRON AND
COAL COMPANY OP PEZINSILVASIA,
SI CEDAR Street, Nate boar, Jaly 28, 1864.
NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to a reaola-
Non of the Board of Directors, an. instalment of 20 per
cent. on the subscription to the Capital stook of the
BOAIRRSVF IRON AND COAL COMPANY OF PSNN
SYLVANIA be, and Is hereby, made payable to JAMS
WADMOETH, 't remover of astir Company, on or be
fore the 6th day of September next.
aril-teen Attest: T. 11 TYNO, Secretary.
TREASITEER'S DEPARCIIIENT
NORTHERN CEN ' , HAL RAILWAY COM
PANY, CALVERT .STATION,
BALTIMORE, July 29.1884.
The President and Directors of this Company have de
flared a Dividend for the quarter ending Jun. 30th, of
TWO tM PER CENT., free of National and Butte taxes,
payable to the Stockholders of the 25th of August next,
at this oboe.
The Transfer Boots will be closed from ;Re Mt to
the 25th of August. By order,
aul-mwflOt J. 8. -zaus. Treasurer.
gar TINS NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL.
ROAD. —The undersigned. Commissioners from
Naorachu , etts, named in the act of Incorporation of the
Northern Pacific Itoilrnad Company, hereby give notice
Wall those Lamed in raid aot as Commissioners, that the
first meeting of the Beard of CoMMIPRIOners of the afore.
said company will be held at the MELODEON BALL,
In the tits of Boston. on THURSDAY, the first day of
Seembernext, at twelve o'clork, at noon
WILLARD SEOUL JOHN A. BASS.
J. S. WITHINOTON, ABIRL ABBOTT,
GEo. SHIVERICK, J. N. BECKETT.
RisfAH - PERHAM,
TVIATC.N.Iv 14. 1864
elltOPObAl.s.
ARMY SUPPLIES
OFFICE ARMY CLOTHING AND Eovreacts.
CINGINBATI, Ohio, August 6, 1834.
NOTICE TO Wllulkl IT MAY CONCERN.
Certain Contractors with this Dedartm.nt barring
failed to furnish the impolite according to their agree
ment, notice le herehy given that I will Womanise liar
chador in open market anon tdoNDAT, ?ingest lfeh,
1664, at the Office of Clothinx and Equips/4e, In Cincin
nati, Ohio, until taTtber notice TE ,
iNFAuTRY O WSERS
for immed!ate delivery.
The Troweera mast be equal in every particular to
the Standard Sample at this Mlle& ramhasee will be
made from time to time until the fieticieneies are fully
anpplied •
by order of Col Thomas Swords, A. Q. IS
LT
G.
BS OUOllr,
Captain and A Q. M.
ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE
-L-•- OFFICE, CtkoirtgATl, Ohio, Afloat & IBM.
PROPOSALS are invtt• d by the undersigned until
TUESDAY, August 16 1661, at two o'clock P. M.. for
furnishingthis .Dees pat Duck tment (by contract). with
10 ounc ;
12 do. do.;
-X inch Manilla Rope.
Samples of which may be seen at the Office of Cloth
ing and Equioage in this city.
To be delivered free of charge at the U. S. Inspection
Warehouse, in this city, in good, new packages, with
the name of , the party furnishing, the kind and quanti
ty of goods distinctly marked on each article and
package..
Parties offering goods must distinctly- state in their
bids the quantity they propose to furnieh, the price,
and time of delivery.
Samples, when submitted, must be marked and num
bered to correspond with the proposal, and the parties
thereto must guarantee that the goods shall be, in
every respect, equal to army s andard, otherwise the
proposal will not be considered.
A. guarantee, signed by two responsible persons, must
accompany each bid, guaranteeing that the bidder
will supply the articles awarded to him lands' his pro
posal.
Bids will be opened on Tuesday, Aug: 16 , DM, at two
o'clock P. 86., at this office, and bidders are requested
to be present.
Awards will be made on Wed need ay,Attstustl7th, 1664.
Bonds will be required that the contract will be
faithfully fulfilled.
Telegrams relating to proposals will not be noticed.
Blank forms of Proposals, Contracts, and Bonds may
be obtained at this oface.
The right to reject any bid deemed unreasonable is
reserved.
By order of CoL Thos. Swords. d. Q. M. G.
C. W. MOULTON.
Captain and 1- Q. IL
ARMY CLOTHING AND 'EQUIPAGE
-LA OFFICE. CINCINNATI, August 8, MI.
PEOPODALS are Invited by the undersigned until
SATURDAY, August 711th. AU, at 2 o'clock P. hi., for
furnishing this Drtment (by contract) with
ARMY BNK. five pound wnol,_gray.
RUBBER POBf BO TENT BLANKETS.
Siimples of which may be seen at the office of Clothing
and Equipage In this city.
To be delivered free of charge, st the
U. 8. Inspection
Warehou•e in this city. In good new packages. with the
name di the party fat Dishing ; toe kind and quantity of
goods i istinctly marked on each sr.icle and package.
Parties offering goods must distinctly state in their
bids the quantity they propose to tarnish, the prloe,and
time of delivery.
Fttruples when submitted must be marked and num
bered to correspond with the proposal; and the parties
theretd must gotta antes that the goods shalt be, in every
respect, equal to Army Standard, otherwise the propo
sal will not be considered'
A guarantee, signed by two responsible person, most
accompany each bid, guaranteeing that the bidder will
Illpply the articles awarded d al tinder his proposal
bide will be opened on Batu AVM,. IM4, at 2
o'clock at this office. and .bidders are requested
to be present.
Awards will be made on 11011daY. AIINSet 22.
Bonne. ill be required that We contact will be talus
fully fulfilled. ,
Telegrams relating to proposals will not lionotlasd,
• Bleak forms of PrOPOSall, Contracts, and - Bonds ditty
be btainodlit thio Aloe
The riot to relent any hid deemed treasonable is re.
BY OW at GS. MKaGili• SWORDS. A- iCk a
, • • C.t*: ittiut'rear,
MOS Captela aat A.% IL
Ij-RAFT!
PRILADELPRIA. GIRD REGIMENT,
{IB4TH REGIEMENT.P.
;COLONEL, A. A. LECHLER.
*5OO BOUNTY
FOR ORE YEAR'S SERVICE ONLY
staa , PAID IMMEDIATELY Off MUSTER I
60
60 00
....... 250 00
00
16 00
..... OO
100 00
10
100 00
100 00
1(0 00
25 00.
25 U 0
20 00'
.... 10 00
5 00'
500 00
5 00
2600
10 00'
DON'T WAIT TO BE DRAFTED t
Any pe4son. recruiting Twenty Men will receive a
Secomdhldentenancy:Twiniy-ftve Men, a Fink Lieu-
tennney .1. - Irprty, Men; a Captaincy.
iatielbete application should be made to
COMMONWEALTH BUILDING,
Puutaprtpuuk GUARD* REGIMENT„
OOLONEL.A. A. LEMEELER.
TOIRE PAY PER WEER: ... . ..
BOUM, PAY, SIIIIHISTENCF,, AND' CLOTHING;
It
HEADQULRTRRS PROVOST MAR-
SH.a.L, EiRST DISTRICT. Pennsylvania.
No, 24E. South. THIRD Street,
PHILADELPHIA. August 11, 18114:
To Insure-PROMPT replies to all gnostic' v s on ordi
nary subjects connected with the, Earoltrieut. - Drafi,.
Exemption, Liabilithre to Draft, Credits and Accounts
of Men Fmni.bed, cI tizena are requested to make appli
cation to the Provost Marshal of the Congressional Dim.
trlet rot. such' information,.and not to the Pkovost Mar ,
shad Gi.nerarat liVaehington
By order'of the . Provostliatelial nener aI. EHMAN '
E L,
Capt. and Piovost Mareeal.
POINT, VA to
. AIIGUST. 7, 1862.
• • OFFICR - DRPOT OF REPAIRS,
ARMIES OPERATING-AO-IMT RICHMOND.
. WANTED,
300 IL'amtisters,.
Wheelwrights,' •
50 Blacksmiths, acid
20 Ca,r.riilgo 'Trimmers,
Who will receive the highest rates of Government Pay,
rations, and medical attendance.
Transportation furnished by applying at
No. 2RI PENNSYLVANIA Avenue, Washington, D.C.
E. J: STRANG,
Captain, A.Q. M.
JAMES M. KELLY,
Quartermaster's Agent.
M . 7TTIIM . 7 .F W=9
~`.f :♦ C7{/
A NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIr. (OR DOUBLE) STEEL
SPRING. '
J. k & J. G. WET.
ST No
YO R 07 K CHAMBERS STREET,
riw ,
Are the owners of the patent and exelneive manufao
tnrere of this,.
J. W. BRADLEY'S
PATENTED DUPLEX.
This invention consists of Duplex for two) Elliptic
Steel. Springs, -ingeniously braided tightly and firmly
together, edge to edge, making the toughest. moat, elan.
tic,-texibleornd durable spring ever used: enabling the
wearer, in consequence of Ateerreat elasticity and nail
blesena, to place and fold the siert when in nth as easily
and with' the same convenience as a silk or muslin
dress. It entirely obviates and. silences the only °biers
tionis to hoop shirrs. viz; the annoyance to the wearer
as nell se the public, especially in crowded assemble%
carriages, retirees, cars, church pews, or in any crowded
place, from the difficulty of contracting them to occupy
ing a small space, This entirely removes the difficulty,
while giving the shirt the usual fail and symmetrical
form, and is ibe lightest and moot stylish and graceful
appearance for the street,.owera, promenade, or house
dress. A lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort,
and great convenience of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Spring Shirt for a single day, will never afterward
willingly dispense with the use of them. They are the
best quailty in every part, and by far the lightest, moist
durab . 0, comfortable, and.ecenomical skirt
Mer
chants will ho supplied as above, and ladies in moat
first-class retail stores in this city and threoglumathe
different Etatts.
Par- Inquire for the
DOUBLE ELLIPTIC SPRING SKIRTS.
BRADLEY'S DITPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT.
Very flexible, folded. easily when In use to ocettpyAt
small space, making. the most agreeable mart worn.
For sale by J. 61 HAMMEL
9016 CHEtSTRUT Street.
TIUPLEMELLIPTIO bPRING SKIRT,
A- , •- THE mow'. POPULAR
AND FLEXIBLE Dr USE
SHEPPPLEN, VANHARLINGEN. & ASEISON.
1008 CHESTNUT Street
pATB T IiT WUPLIBX ELLPPTIO
Por moil. by .
• J. H. MAXWELL SOL
S. E Cor. TIEVENTH and CHESTNUT Strods
t RADLEIY'R DUPLEX ELLIPTIV
szrwr--3 Le greatest improvement we have ever
seen in LAMSUPERIOR E BS' SKRTS,
XanCEdLL an artiE
RCcleS of
CIIRWI S E CO N DT & BRO.,
440, 452, aid 454 N. St., ab. Willow.
antl-lat if
ABI►ZF : NAVY, AND CIVIL
ri" "la 0 'CT S. V.,
W. T. SNODGRASE4
34 & SECOND Street and 23 BTHAWBBRIIiT Stift
CLOTHS, CASSIATERES, YESTINGS, &c.,
At fair prices, purchased 'before the rise, independent
of gold ganebtere,by the package, piece, or yard. Our
motto is to sell. We don't peddle. Come and see our
stock. The Army and .Nary trade has our special at
tention. 4 anS.lm
J 727. f 0
MOSQUITO NETTINGS BY THE
Pißus OR YARD. IN ALL COLORS.
Pink, white, bine, and cherry Tarlatans.
Linen Crash and To welinsts.
White French Muslin*.
Real Swine Martian.
Nainseek and Jaconet Muslin.
White Goads or all kinds.
RD WIN HALL .k 00.,
26 South SROOND Street.
LINRN DIICR FOR 8171113.•
Fuperb qualifscyrbito and colored.
Natural color. extra heavy.
Coating Linens, fancy Drills.
Wide gno black alpacas.
White Marseilles , Alp acas.
adWnco in Simmr elladMelOa.
Fine Off& for Summer and Fall.
LANDS.
Good styles from 2$ to 60 semi.
Bummer dress abatis low.
COOPER dr COWARD
li2o • 8. R. corner filifTE and MAXIM arse
CLOSING OUT SUMMER DRESS
GOODS Al' LOW PRICES.
A great variety of styles of this season's importation,
from 22 cents to sl.'
Best Pacific Lawns at 3736 cents.
Figured Brown Lawns at 37% cents.
French Lawns at 40 60, 62 and gni cents-
Beet makes of Muslin% Calicoes, Ginhams, and all
kinds of Domeetic Goods, fax below the manu facturer's
prices.
White Bares and Lama Shawls.
Silk Grenadine Shawls. .
500 all-wool Cashmere Shawls 3135, 'worth 33.80.
'H. STEEL a 801.
isle Noe. Tliand 115 North TENTH Street.
RNA MUTE OUR LAWNS.
A-A Lawns, brown ground, neat figured, 44e.
Lawns, white ground, neat figured, 440.
Buolcaback and Bath Towels. largelassorlantan.
Bird's Bye Linen Towels.
Extra aloe Damask Towels. • , •
Shetland Wool Shawls for tourists, IL
Bathing Flannels. red and gray,
JYS JOHN EL STOKES. 7051 LIM Iltirm‘
the attention or
ifirriii — diff fo'r tri; - 'l74salre;r - e:" . ' r 'Tri- •
tient Places," or "the Country, it la
E.; resietftilly invited to the exteniive sleek 2
pi of WHITE 000D13, suitable for Sllliii
“4 ~
Jr WEAR for WHITE zouras, mouxintu .-
WHAPPURS, &o. gQa
An extensive assortment is offered In Lase
and Worked Menke and Lasertinam, Veils,
Hazdterohlete, , Collers t aleevee, arid l ain
and fancy Plaid, Striped, and Fir axed White 14
Ocrodes_e:r PRICES .Cli MOW THEN 3
PiAsEzer RETAIL VALUE.
WI 100 Printed Unen_Cambric DIPOSISIL
g vzo Pleeel Paled. Tneked, and Striped Al
moans. _
. .
1
ki E. M. NEEDLES.
WATER PIPE t DRAIN PIPE 1--
Montgomery 'revs' Cott& Works —olles wad
Warehouse. I.= MA RIATT Street.
LIB 2 Of (As 3 P 1130115:
•
For
I
gat of 3 feet, lanob bore, 33 cents.
YOT otnt of A feet, Athol, bore, 48 cents.
For ant of 3 feel, 4 tech bore. 36 peals.
F o r oint of S free. 8 thob bore. 70 cents.
For oint of 3 feet, 3 blob bore, SO Cents.
All sloe.' tlnee 'A to 16 Inch dlsuneter.
A . D., Blushes, Turns, Trsma. Chimney Fore. Olibb
no, Iflisee,. o ardia Vann. &c.
InetOLLlll A RHOADS,
1141,14-110 1 1 0 " 1 . slain Nelitlf we Pte.ol.,
Tot BIktEES &11 STY LV
oteolortd.Pbetegrapha .ani greatly admired for
Alike' accuracy and , artinic roaccor ereentlen and
rolidimla 'OBl7 44 Gallery, fiIiVIND §tettet, aliv e
COOL Us
PlaLt i r
RALLY. MEN RALLY,'
HEADQUARTERS.
611. CHESTNIr.r STRUT.
JOSI+IHE
IN EID NG
ELLIPTIC STEEL SPRING
BKllrree.
A LAHRB STOCK OP Aj.L BANDS OP
FT,;.,V y iga:y4V r4I
Ll,iz, 13ru.ul~:r~:~i.va
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M.O N 0 8 TEN CENT NOVELS.—
'LLI- Oated
uht coneider it !mammary to exhume fo,ollo of form.r
genera-done. for the entertainment of their Testae,.
She w rke are written by men of Dec genius no d
talent at d hence the ease with which they have out
run ail their competitors; being convinced from the
start that merit will assert itself; In apt e of all opposi
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ororkeof elaredard merit and elEc9ll.-nce.Tcr , follow
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I , IGHWAYMAN: No. 4, THE HUNTED , trxiinner •
rio. 6, TEE TRACK OF FIRErNo 6; TRH RAti
YATE9; No. 7 CHARLOTTE TRIMPA.E; No. S, T.4fl,
DEA'rH F AfF No 9. THE INDIAN SLAFRR: No.
10, TAB TIGE R OF THE OCEAN; Ms 'II,' THEtInN
TER'S TRIUMPH; No. 12, E CHSE R04 1 01` 1 : No.
IS. THE Tula OUTWITTED—No. 14, lAKEI3TERNIIII.
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TER RAT . TLIN 1 RANrIEIiS: No. 21, EA .714EiN AXE'
DICK. OR THE FLOWER OF THE WIGWAM—to
be isened Auvuet 27th.
FOR RALB BY ALL •N•IIWS •MIENTS, •ausl sent poste
!Avid:
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TEN
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wiLIA.Am stre,t;
New York
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BERHEANT OF • CO. If, BIaC WISGONSUir VOLS.,
With anlntrod.o6tion by
•
JOHN S. HART, LE. D Senior Editor of tbo Sunday-
School Times:
. ,
Many of , tbs. youth of our land, through- a patriotic
sense of duty. have gone forth to sharethe hardships
and self-denial of s the life of a soldier. Thereitempiary
Christian fortitude and heroic example of this young
wen should be held up for imitutnin at every fireside
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heart ran read this book without , tears. It is the most
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• -- -
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te
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Have received
TENNYSON'S NEW VOLUME: . ENOCH ARDEN:-
ADD OTHER POEMS.
RITA. Au autob iography by Hamilton-Me : anther
of "Confldencee, ' Carr of Carrlyon."
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF LOYALISTS OP.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION; with art historical
essay by Lor&nzo Sabine. 2 vols.
TEE MONOMANIAC; Os, SHLRLEY HALL ASY
LUM. By William Gilbert.
THE FOREST ARCADIA OF , NORTHERN NEW
YORK, embracing a view of Os mineral, agricultural.
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MARGARET AND HER BRIDESMAIDS. By the an
ther of "The Queen of the County.' '
AZARIAN. By H..E. Prescott. author of "The Am
ber Gods. "
VOYAGE .DOWN THE AMOOE. By Maim- Nirry
MeD.- Collins •
THE NEW INTERNAL REVENVR LAW. Congaed.
by Horace. E. Dresser. 1Y32
TErNYBON'S NEW PORMLENOCH
ARDEN, and other poems, by Alfred Tennyaon.
Tlig EARLY DAWN. or Sketches of Christian Life
In Itngland in the olden time: by the author of the
•• Schonberg Cotta Family." with. an Introduction by
Prof. Smith.
DRIFTED SNOWFLAKES; or, Poetical Gatherings
from many authors.
AZe KIA N: An Episode. By Harriet ,E • Piseeott.
RELIOIOOB TRAINING OF CHILD ENt by paths
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Also. RECORD OF THE REBELLION. By Frank
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TRIBMOUNT SEMINARY, .11ORRIS
-& TOWN, Ps.; for Town Men Ind Bore, Th.+ Whi
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Sept ember Sitt. For circulars address
aul2•lmw&.* JOHN .W. LOpll.•Principal.
A NDA LIISIA iNSTIIIJTE-& 13.05fE
BO&RD1110•SCHOOL FOR 'BOYS, at Andalasia,
Pa.. ]2 miles from Ph.tladel obis.
R. T. WELLS, A. M i. Rector.
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sad EL Rev. Win. B. Stevens. D. D. aall•lm
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PrincipaJ, Caolo.lotl . •P. B. MMUS.
THE YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE
-a- OP wsTsc_o#9, _ _
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-Netablished ten Years-nine% Delightfnity located fif
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and thorough SCHOOL, and a safe and pleasant SONS
for a limited number of pulpits. Reopens MONDAY.
Sept. lath. For circulars address; the Pi incival. auft-12t*
PENNSYLVANIA. MILITARY
ACADEMY, AT WEST CHESTED,
The dntlea of this institution -will be resumed on
TBDR6D AY, September let, at 4 &Clock P. M.
Circulars containing fail information. may be ob
tained of AMES H. - OEN% Eva No.
J 4326 CHEST ,
NUI Street, or of COL. THEODORE HYATT. •
President Penna. Military Academy.
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-a-
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Delaware Diver about thirty miles by railroad from
Philadelphia. l ir borough instruction is given in the
common and h gber branches of linglish, and superior
advantages are furnished in the Ancient and Modern
Lanausgee Drawing, Painting in all its branches,
Verdi and . Inetrumeltal Miles. For Catalogues, ad
dress Ray. JOHN M. BEAK/MET, A. M.,
erie.6w President.
MISS MARY E. THROPP WILL RE
OPEN her ENOLISEf and FRENCH HOARDING
sad DAY SCHOOL for. YI 'BYO LA 0.1a13, at Ho. 1811
CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, ou the 12th of Sep
' isunber.. For Orddlar, until the IE4 of September, ad
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ENGLISH and FRBNCH BOARDING and DeY
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on WED NESDAY. the UMW' September. an3.2ra
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The fall 15,8140 Q of the above institution wil com
mence on the 12th of the 9th month (September). For
particoltsm apply to IEIA&IIIEL ALSOP, Principal
ITSO-7m Delaware Water Gap, Monroe co.. Pa.
VRIENDS - SCHOOL FOR GIRLS-AND
f•DIALL BOYS, on School Jane, Glerms.ur.owne will
reopen on the atli of 9th month. The uncial branches of
an Englirh educ:Lion will be taught, and. we feel war.
ranted to believing that the competency of the teacher,
Deborah 8. Smith, will make it desirable to .parents to
patronize the school. •1725-tf
VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY.--MI
LITeRY BOARDING SCHOOL. 4 miles ly•;:ottd Me.
dia. and 1)( miles from Glen Riddle, °tithe West Ches
ter Railroad. Thorengh coarse in Mathematics. Natu
ral Sciences,. Langdugee, and English. Practical les
sons In Surveying and Civil Es slumming fine.library
and apparatus. Plumber of pupils limited: Begins Sept.
lid Papua have benefits of a home. Refers to John 0.
Capp & Son, 23 South Third street: Thos. .1.. Olayton,
Req. Filth and Prune; John H. Diehl, 300 Walnut.
.Adth , eee Rev. J. HENRY BA EA GR TOIfb_A.
fv22-11in • VILLAGE UA, Penna..
TILE WEST CHESTER ACOLDBAUY
-A- AND MILITARY INSTITUTE.
The scholastic year of ten months commences on the
arse TUESDAY ; the Bch of September next; and- Moires
on tbelst of July following.
Boys and young men prepared for 0011ege or Business
In its various requirt manta.
The modern languages are taught by =Wee resident
Teachers, who have no , connection with any other
school.
Yor catalogues and full information AK°
WM. F. IVY A - IL,
lac:dna
or. J. HUNTER WO/MALL, kt: !Ph. .
sociate Principal,
.1.7211'hn WEST As CEIESTEJL Penna.
PHILADELPHIA COILBG/A. 1 14 IN
STITUTE FOR YOUNG LLDIES, No. 16,11MARCR
Infest. Rev. CHAS. A. SMITH, D. D.,,91. CLARENCE
SMITH, A. BC, Principals,
Math Year. Three Departments: Primary, Acade-
Mie, and Collegiate. Fall college course in Classics,
athematics, higher English, and Natural Wanes. for
those who graduate. Modern Languages, Musio, Paint
ing, and Elocution b_y the best maaters. For 041011 , are,
apply at 12M CHESTNUT Street, or address Boa Sall
P. 0., Philadelobia. and(l-6m"
IT S. POSTAGE STAMPS.
•
POSTAGE STAMPS WO* SAVE.
A Discount of"! PER CENT. on sums of WO and up
wards, at the Principal Depot for the.eale of
INTERNAL REVENUE. STaldPB,
301 CRISTNITT Street, and
enWt, 103 South MTH Street.
TELEGRAPH NOTICE- REMOVA.L
AND CONED LI P ATJON. —The offices of the INLAND
AND INDEPENDENT TBIAGRAPH Lines have been
removed from Nos. 418 Chestnut street and 9 South
Third street to the southeast corner of THIRD and
CB IsSTNIIT Streets.
Theee Companies base alga been consolidated with
the United States Telegraph Company, and their con
solidated lines now extend over the United Btstei and
Cumming. and are now being rapidly constructed to Ca
lifornia and the Territories of Oregon and Idaho
The public wilt at once sea the advantages that this
line now enjoys over all other lines, inasmuch WI rues
mites are for warded a/ie.. et to all points, thus avoiding
the delays and inaccuracies of relaying, renumberiny
and rewriting over connectin or e. ctional
The United Stales Consoli dated
ated Lin's are the only
Ilaea working in opposition to the old monopolies.
A. J. BALD WIN. Superintendent.
Pirnaniu.picm. Log. 10. Rat still 6t
IMPORTANT TO HAY DEA.LERB
aND CoNFIL4CTORS. —Farmers, Shippers, and
others interested in the pressing and transportation of
Hap and Straw, will do well before making their ar
rangements for the seseon to examine the " Beater
Press," now in operation on the corner of SECOND
Street and COLUMBIA avenue.
Tbis bay is compressed direct, and ten tone can. be
readily put in anserdirtary box car, and no Imgerd what
ever is incurred by the road in transportimg.it.
The 1 • 81(48 average 400 pounds,
_and are only 22 inches
by 30 inches, by 4 feet in size. 'We are prepared tolemm
out countioe. and the facilities we Amours give Meads'
seine to the product by this'Press.
For further particulars adk. ress conK Tri,LCGTT.,
Superintendent Penneylvarda Beater. Press GorePanr•
Girard Hotel, Phileuiel phi& • seS-ler.
NOTICE TO ENROLL. : D eirriZlCtie
A4:11) 11138111TITCTES. --REMOVAL-4. B .1(d.
BEM & CO, take this method of informing their patrons
sad the nubile generally that ibey hare removed their
plate of buelnews to the Ofkoes Nog. 5. and R. in the
Greet Western Building. on the northwest corner of
FOURTH mid WALNUT Streets where they. will oon
tinnetbeir VOLUNTEER& ND BIIIISTI UTBRECRIJIT
ING AGENCY. with a fall (determination to devote our
energies to the faiglreent of all noq.trunti. We &Mere
thaw who may entrust Ile with their briairtese . that it
will be attended to with our usualpromptness and &c
ourser. S. • I °SEP & co.
Parties In want of Substitutes would do well to call
early. Communications from-all pave of th e state will
receive -our Immedisteattention fralfl-St] J: dt CO.
11F1- 13 I Z E PHOTOGRAPHS,' IN. OIL
• colors: of pimertretYlel3. are isadiat, gg . g elm s
0 ailervz 6R4. ARCA &court
Street. The "mOlg. % wad
Pon4l l .til a the Was.
AIICICION SALES.
BA ZA &R, NINTH AND BAN.
SOM Stiaets.
AUCTION SALE OF EInESEi. CARET &GER; &c.,
ON SATOND alt. MOUNTING NEXT,
m o , dock. coojprlPiny ab ` mt
FIFTY liattSES, , •
rnd °cling several wadable fast-grfAtlng horses and sad
dle bursae.
Aleo, now and' socoud hand earealper, light wagons.
ate . with wl-ich the eqlo will cod, rd. nee.
whtoe, c e o i v eLle .
B, o_tii double harness, KW/ea; bridles,
4Gr - No pool Dement
el« of riroof ar ou """Rt of 1"?alliBr.
op Wodues dar•
Carriages and
ati11 , 21.11 TRRII I )T. aitlUvliWtitirotloo24/:
A - LCTION SALE OP CONDIENNEI)
110118 ES.
WAN. DEPARTMENT.
CAVALRY DURBAN. OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMATTER.
Waegmeroß, D, C , august% 1951.
Will be sold at public auction. to the highest bidder,
at, the times age places named bol.M.
Heeding, renneylvania, THURSDAY, „August 18,
AllOOnap PeoncryFronts, THURSDAY, AURELIA t 5,1861.
. Lebanon, Penneyrrania, THURSDAY, Septemberl,
MR.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, September
8, Dee. •
TWO' HUNDRED (2O) Cavalry Horses of each place.
'Phase Horses have been condemned as Unfit for the
Cavalry service of tbo Army, .
For Bnad and Farm porpones. many good bargain
may he bad.
Hor-es sold singly.
Terms: Cash in ITnifod States CnrreneY,
JAMES a.. REIN,
Lieut. Colonel and Chief Ctartermaster.
an& tse.B Cavalry Bureau.
WANTS.
VIVIPLOTKENT ROUSE, THE LA.RiI
-E 4 set and most reliable, for city s and country. Has
always a gOnd selection of capable persona, with good.
references. Americans, Irish, English, French, -Ger
mans, Scotch, Welsh, and newly-lanoal emigrants, as
Gardeners, Farm Bands, Coachmen, Watchmen. &o.
Chambermaids, Seamstresaes,Laundresses,
'Waitresses, and general Housework Servants.- Also,
Colored &remits. Nos. 802 and so* LOCUST Street,
above Eighth.
WANTED -BY A MAN OF
ence. a SITUATION In a Cenntry Ftore, either as
Saleetnao or to Conduct the Business. IN. had fifteen
3 ears' experience in the business, and can give' the hest
of reference from . country or city merchants
Address 'Merchant," for two weeks, at this
office. and 46t•
A LADY oto HIGH. RE-13 PVC
TABTLITY wishes a Pitnation an bonpekeeper. The
best of roferencP given as to capability. I;.ddress " Bal
ms," Philadelphia P. 0. - an.9:61.4`
.A T.ILLBRY AND CAVALRY
HOBOS WANTED.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER GENERAVS OFFICE,
HORSES suitable for t HL
A A t E W LP e H ya ndCva M s er
-
vice will be pnrchaessi by the nndersigned, .in open
market, at stair price. Each animal to be ennircted to
the usual Government inapeotion before being aceepthd.
Horses to be delivered to the United' States Inapettow,
at the William Penn Hotel, MAJIHRT Street, between
Eighth and Ninth streets.
By order of Colonel Gannon H. Caveat/a, Aaeletant
Quartermaster General U. B. A.
GEORGE R. ORME.
3y27 Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
Alp THE SUBSCRIBER wtsians. TO
Pnrcliaso (for cash) a FARM of one or two huts
drsd sistgs, Nus thorn or Western Pennsilvania. It
most be in good cultivation, with all the necessary
buildings for a well-regulated farm. Address ".T. D.,"
Box 384 WASHINGTON, D. C. atalra
$5OOO.—A GENTLEMAN WITH'
, thi s sum wishes an hterest in an esta
blished and pleasant business in this city or uelehbor
bend, reply W.F.." Free* eillee.aufe6t*
BOABIUNG.
'IOtOARDIN G.- A. GENTLEMAN AND
-a- , two daughters. "wheel girls." want Boarding
and a home in a good and well regulated, strint.ty pri-
Torte. ssnatlfandiy, in a. central girt of the city, not
below Pine nor above Race *reeks. Good table and
other borne comforts, at a reasonable r rice, which wilt
be paid punctually • - reference given and required,
Address, for one week. Pleasant.litime," care Press
office. anth6le-
BOA.RDING.-TWO SECOND-STONY
rooms TO LET, it 13E North TENTH Ett. ,je7-t: •
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
A gil - CE DT BED' RESTAURANT FOR
SALE CHEAP. Apply at
No.: 937 17 LEKET Street.
F OR BALE-THE BIGHT. OF . TIIE
State of Peene7Nrania for the sale of PUTNAEI'S
CLOTHES WRINGERS. Apply to.
A. H. FRANCISCO'S;
513 At ARKETStreet
Oil SALE-A 20-HORE. POWIR.
I. P. MORRIS R CO. STEAM ENGINE. withorerti,
Ural Tubular Boiler, in good ride, and offered formic)
only beeenpr , too email for the work r.ortired.. Apply to
D. D. JAYNE & SON. 212 CHESTNUT Street. aalleSt.
FOR SALE-BRASS FOUNDRY
-m- Steam Engine, Lathes, Tools, and Fixtures of
every kind, in complete working order. Apply on the
premier, 1005 BEACH Street, Kennington. .1y3041'
SCHOOL DESKSAND FIXTURE-3
FOR SALE. Can be seen at 1910 WALLAOE
Street. attß-tewFW
TOTO LET-THE SECOND,THIRD, AND
Fourth Floors at 235 MARKET Street, throu*kto
Church MUT% mh2941
WATER POWER TO RENT: APPLY'
to D &CUD CHILLAS, Newark, Del. aa2-3m
AOTORY PROPERTY.FOR SALE
•=a—Situate N. W. corner or Fr nkfordnroad and Norris
street. Lot 100 feet on Franktrord road and 414 feet on
Norris street,
hiX three story Brick Dwellings on Frank ford.
One four-story Brick Factory Building.. 83 hr 49 feet,
on Norris street, with two-story brick attached, 23 by 80
feet, conteinina cotton machinery, engine. and ocilerk
For further information apply at northeast corner of
SEVENTH and SPRUCE Streets. anti-110
FOR B.B:LB-A.VA.LUA.BliE
three-story brick DWELLICiff. with three-story
double beck Ouildiogg: all the modera.convenieucer..
-Let 20 by lb% Inquirell2 PINE tared. aull-St;
&FOR SA_LE-- A R.&14 DBOl,l E COT.
TAOS. situate on the north Bide of LOCUST Skeet.
eecond house above Thirty-eighth. Appty to
..BOBB,MT Ken GREGOR.
.
ii7e4 - 419 WALNUT Street.
IaFOR BALE—VALUABLE BUS I
NESS PROPERTY, situate at No et% 632, and edt
North Second street, consisting of three stores, will
dwellin g s attached: The whole will be sold together,
to close an estate. A portion of the purchase money
may reIIIIiiA OA mortgage. For particulars inquire of
• B. McCALL,
18 South SECOND Street.
Jul' 20. 11384. 1311- lm'
et LARGE AND VALUARkE . PRO-
Arai PERTY FOR SALE —The yery large and commo
dious LOT and Erna,' NO,• No. 306 CHERRY - Street,
near the centre of business. containingHl-feeton Cherry
street, depth 1(6 feet, being 76 feet wide on the rear of
the lot, and at tt at width opening to a large cart-Way
leading to Cherry 1.1 reet Its edyentages of
SIZE AND POSITION
are rarely met with.
Apply at the office of Chrtet Church Reenaltal,
jeldfam No. 220 WALNUT Street.
FOR SALE—DWELLINGS 1829,
Ma. DM, 1813, 1926, 1928 Wallace street.
Dwellings 1511. 1622, 1624, 211.4, 2131,1205, 2.327, 2306,
'2450,- and 21132 Green street.
Dwellings 1532, 1813, 1921, 2016, 2026.-ano-2036 Mount
Vernon street.
Dwellings 120 624, via 53) North Fifteenth street.
With mazes ot bere, large and small, in various locali
ties.
Alto, a large number of elptapes, Farms, and Build
ing Lobs.
- B. F. GLENN, 123 S. FOITIME Street.
an6-tf and S. W. cur. Seventeenth and Green.
- -
Oa- FOR BALK—CHEAP FARM, 16
iailes oat, near Bamsborough Station, West Jerre]
Railroad. firacrea; excellent improvements. Only-SSS
Pei acre. .. $ F. PSTTIT,
773 0 327 a WAG= Street.
FOR SALE- DESIRABLE AND
.0.-bandeomely-improved WM, • '
acres, b% miles
oat, within five minntee walk of a station on the Phila•
delpbla and Trenton Railroad. Terme easy.
Apply to E.. ?STITT,
is3o 323 WALNUT Street.
a ga FOR SALE- THE WRITE
oak schooner GEN BEAL SCOTT; 109 tons rsgis
ter; carries 157 tons coat; copper-fastened, well found
in every particular; entire new snit of Sails, ready for
sea. Apply to - T. b. WILDER &MO:,
auS-6t 426 SOUTH-WHARVES, Phila.
1 . 000 PEACH AND TRUCK BLS
SETS for Palo by. ROWE & fON.
an 6 1(1M 157 and 159 North. THIRD
ARIIV GOODS.
FOR TILE ARMY
"EVAN S 8L IVA SS A:IAL,
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
•
41A ARCM STREET,
raiLADla,rau
Banners, Begtmental and Company Flags, Swords,
Sashes, Belts, Peasants. Epaulets.. Hats, Cans, Can
teens. Haversacks, Camp Fite, -FleLd Glasses, Spars.
and everything portalninff to the oono4ete outfit of .
Army and Navy Officers. '
A liberal disoonnt allawed.to the trade. ana-lm
FROTEEINGIIAX & WELLS
HMIS FOB OUIJI
HEAVY_ MEDIUM, AND LIGHT SZEITINGS AND
SKIRTINGS.
STANDARD DRILLS.
HEAVY CANTONVAN-IMS.
WASHINGTON AND YIOTOH7 OAK - BEIM) AND
SILESIAS.
BROWN, BLEACHED, AND DORSET JEANS.
No. 12 WOB3TDHYARD, Ao. sol 6-1,13
S . IiCOLTSIMEA.N Sr. Co.,
NO. %57 BROADWAY. NEM YORK., •
WORMS 01
MEN'S & LADIES' GLOVES,
GERMAN AND ENGLISH HOSIERY,
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
LACES & DRESS TRIMMINGS,
io which they
IMMTE THE WHOLSSALB TRADE.
WittAin
Fit-REBI3 SELF-BEALING CAN.
ALL YAKILIES,
IN CITY OR COUNTRY.
For convenience and rellabilitY.
'IT HAS NO RIVAL.
Those who have need this prefer ft before all other
Cans. either self-sealin g , k
soldese or glass Jars of and
description. To be had only of
J. MoMURTRIE,
R( 808 SPRINCt GARDEN kartot
CARTES DE yISITE OF SKILFUL
x , cation and exquisite Antal. are made ae 11
REIXER'S - Oelikry, 624 11Ciii Street. Go early and
obtain artietie and pleasing pietares. /1.
RELMEIVB SFIENIID STYtES OF
-JUL Illteneaes are la gißab favor With tlf/ p ublic br
coloreo Photograph frostabas a incases& of =value. e
cbsracte.r. Grategx bbCilLiA eet. allays Green.
HEATOX DERCICIA,
WILES COMMISSION MBROVANTS, 501 wit.
MERU.&ad 510 NORTH , &mew offer for Bali:
Anator Brand Nails; Plymouth. AM Rivets.
W A 5. -Backer's Oast Stool iUgle Cabin** LostAa.
loataant' Nails; Locke's' School Mates.
Capper, Brass, Iron Whij Cotton garb.
_
fortastanremank of Ainerikan l 4 ll .1 1 1
.
t oo l P RREROLOGICAiL EX/MENAI
. nay. vitt ha deporiptiozylkof *vac
s :d BY.E.NWG. by J. L. CABIN
Q. 215 1190 b. 'TUT*, iltrolkty
OF4,IIRTUUt t
V,ROVE4 I3 „,,NE
MEET THIVA, - "a•
wit EVESIING,
The Brand Romantic, SuctcalkSpe.t malt "'MCI
ADO DWELL
• Or, THE WORPERour ,
Presented after three mont:ut'utilve'Pft,Sat_.a"V2T.f.
etyleuf unprecedented madeencei re•Pime
.derfat Transformation , Magnificent Scenery
Marc h es, Superb Costumes AAA ProPertles, 'nilV .
Music and Mormon
EliiiißLS BUB EXHMTIIOIT.
, • FOR ONLY ONE wrair.
Ann BFEEET, ABOVE NININFEESITTL
Meeere TiIAYE , 8 & NtiTES' Gotted' State@ Circe.' met
Mews.. VAN AMBURG & Mammoth Idea Keels
combfr ed will be opened to the mild% commene ma cm
MONDAY EVENING, Aug Bth, sod eouttikettor ENtERT:
BI 7 EOIIIIO until Saturday !Sth toot., leole.dre. Per-.
formadica. on ike efternoens of Female* firb, W.3dcpws l imar
IDth, TM:o6day 11th, Friday 12th, and Gaturiar 13113-
Adtelerieedulte NM each; cbildreziZe afterocon
rp m
rforarice biromeneea 23i, evening '' rift.
Doors open at X bear earlier err met Oellarei/.. Maas
aerie matiree, Wedirefaray referaing. ebturimieieg 149
o.
e'elo for the berm* of the CHAIIIBSRSgUELG any-
F ottB-1w
_ _
aBmAT ,
CIFE•OUS
TRourzer
ts: wtiEtt,
POR THREE D tin A7B ONIATv W fial
perrOM air 1 0 2 ffa
Afternoon nod Ev.ning: NorriatOwn, on•ThturNiarg
intt. Gerruantown. TI id ay, 12th Ind' Filtitkrord - , ils- .
turdo3'. 330. ices. Tye entire classic TrouPW NilL sallior
on eacb Menial).
COI ITABIA HOUSE, CAIII
A VOCAL AND. INSTRUMENTAL. CONCERT
Will be given by the followlng distingtdalind attling stt,
FRIARY EVENINCY , ,.Angant net,
Madame EIENBIETTA BEHRSNS: StipranO.
Mies CAROLIMM McCAEIRET, Cantriato.
Mr. WM. M. I3kISCOE, Tenor.
Mr. A. B: TAILOR, Basso.
Mr. TBEODORS AIIRENIt;
Mr. B. tI. Thugntit, Pianist:
Mr. Tiltitia
Condue 0
Tickets, VI Doors open at half-p4tt a'cloOk...
Concert to commence at 9`o'clOck:
' Progratwnes can . be eeE.2 and tiekete r*etited, it the?
ogles. ' attlo-3%.
-THE' ACA.DEMY . OF FI NE ART B r
CHESTNUT Street ~_above Tenth, Is °PRA DAILY,
for visitors, fromn 61. to 6P. H. . JAI
HANDEL AND HAYDN
- 3r. C 1.7 IC SION
ATLANTIC CITY,
WEDNEISDkY, AUGUST 17th; WM
jy27-tf
asimmig E =CM •
EST REDUCED PIELICEIS
TO THE GREAT COAL, IRON, AND LIIMBILIC
GIOND OP PENNSYLVANIA t .
[e"sfl`J~ ~ , :trr~.itru , l.r~~~~t~~~ : ~.[e~:a~.~y~ ~r~:-~
The Catawissa Railroad Company;
Having perfected arrangements with connecting roach,:
wilt ißinta3 Bs en reion Tickets from Philadelphia OTC' tila
following roots: _
, PHILADELPHIA AND BEADING RAILROAD; "
To Reading, Schnymili. Haven, Ashland, Mummer
city and Tamaqua;
CATAWISEA RAILROAD,
To Bummtt, IticAule_Roantain. Catawfans, Etzsmita-
Wi
Danville, Milion, and lliammort;
LACKAWANNA AND BLOODSRURG RAILROAD:
To Bloomnburg, Kingston. and . Wilke.barre.
LENI6I3 AND SDKIDEHANNA RAILROAD.
To• White Haven and Penn Haven.
LEHIGH AND ELARANGY AND BEAVER MEADOW-'
RAILROADS,
To Black Creek and ManchChunk;
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,
To Allentown and Bethlehem • and the.
NORTH- PRENEVLVANIA RAILROAD.
To Philadelphia.
For variety and grandeur of scenery, this roots 11211*
genie peculiar inducements to tourists.
Thee° whiling to do ao, may reveille the route by ob. •
to t h e g Tkets to "tart over the North Pennzykantalat •
Raioad. ic _
_ _
Tieketoess be obtained at the D.pote of the MUM.-
phia. and: Readin ami North. P Pennsylvania ßaba&
Companies, and o f
Trains 6tart from Philadelphia and Reading Dap* M.
8.16 A. M. 9.30 P. and from North Pea swim*
Railroad Depot at 7A. M., and 3.45 and 6.15 P. M.
jr2s-tofrtsl
GRAND PLEASURB
SL
CIISSIONS TO LA.IOI'BOPERIOR.—ona.
of the following splendid first-class ebearners_litil
OLETZLAND, /L/4/1 . 016, NORTHERN LIGE T, 01011
CITY, TRAVRLER, =TEM, IRON SIDES, LAO L&
BELLE, and PEWtrBIC, will leave CLEVEL .
Ohio, st 73 o'clock P. N., seek &MY of the week,
.Saturday and Sunday, and Detroit. Michigan, oit - WE
following days at 2 o'clock P. M. through the, moans
of JIILY and AIIGITET, mating Grand_ Um:union ?Ape
to the many points of interact on the meat Inland
of America,which, for utility. Veneta*, andhealth.sge
- uxukrpassed by any other on the Continent.
This trip of over 1,000 mites embraces six degrees is
latitude, and- eleven of longitude, and includes in illt.
circuit Laken Erie, St. Clair, Herron turd Superior. with
the beautifal 'rivers Detroit, St. Clair and St. Mary'..
The many and extensive mtnee of iron and copper.
unequaled by any in the world, wick the nowlysiks
eovered and, inviting deposits of sil o sk. lead , waft:,
romantic scenery, combined with iti -- Prire and
inmate., render the Lake Superior trip one of far - mores
than ordinary attraction to the capitalist, the student.
the pleasure-seeker, or the inva li d.
The above-named eteemers are elegantly-fitted etp ,
with large airy Cabins and State-Room . , while *Tarr
precaution has-been taken to provide for Ike safety aadt .
comfort of passengers.
Fare, including State-Booms and Meals, about 2,46 easdet•
Ir mile Time occupied' in nuaking the round trip;frena.
to 10 days.
Rooms seemed, and further information obtained. bw
applieption to proprietors.
I
ROBT lIAITNA & CO. oi h in d . old s.
litintY & MoBEEDie, e"
J. T warrnref a co. moon.
JOHN IIIITCHINGS,' Micbl ga L
18214 an. 445 •
C HESTER OR .YELLOW SPRINGS,
CHESTER COUNTY PA.—This magnificent neon
Is now open for visitors The accommodations are of the
very. bent- the Baths all perfect order. Commit...fen.
tion by the Penna. B. R , Bieventh and Market, 7. 76 1.
M., and 4 o'clock P. M. via Steamboat station
an2 , l2t* A. SNYDER, Superintendent
ITIIMER RESORT.-B ROAD-TO
kJ MOUNTAIN HOUBS.—TbIa romantle awtcan be,
reached daily by the Pennsylvania Central melread to
Huntingdon, thence by the Broad , -Top Railroad she
Dudley. Excursion Tickets are issued at hal Mx
acmatratcs, which are good until the Ant of October.
Firet-claes accoonsarmicriions.
Teams-412 par week per day 32.60. Children mai
servants half
For farther particulars address
C. M. A_LLMOND & Co. ManAller&
.Broad-Top City, Huntingdon Co., Pa.
gEA BATHING.-NATIONAL ALF."
CAPS ISLAND, Cape May, A. J., Fs aow OPIM 1 / 6 7. r
She reception of fits numerous guests. Torras mod:ankh
Children wader 12 years of age and servants half prima
Superior accommodations and ample_room for tee'-
stindred persons. . 41A-RON GASHETSON;
ra24-203 Prowiator.
TIiFOIIMATION WANTED OF J.A.SOP. ,
SPEAGLE, Company 11, 188th Pa R.aiment, 18th
army Corps. who. it is supposed. was wounded and •
taken prisoner near Fort Darling on the lath of Kw:
during an engagement there. His family •arr. anxiona..
to brar from him. DANIEL .1.
aull St •
THE INDERRONED HAVE THIS
, day formed a Copartnerehip, under the name and.
etyleor B. C. TE/NICK & CO.. for the transaction of
the Wholeeale DRY 9001. S Boolues,s at NI. 21 XV
MARYUT btreet. HENRY C. TRUNICE
- SAMUEL K. istaseetx.,
JOHN B KING
OSUltil. D. PAINTER.
Philadelphia, Aug. 1. ISIM. auln al•
MktT H E ADAAS EX
rusas COMPANY, Glace NW.
CRESSNUT Street, forwards Parcels t Packages. Mer—
cb an a hie, Bank Notes, and Specie, either by its owm
lines the connection With dher Express ComPantani
to allprincipal Towns and Cities its the Unita*
States. t B. S. SANDFORD,
fe27 General Superintendent.
AgaztFOß CAPE 111
stsinieh and commodious steamer HMS.
RATTAK iceaptain E. A. Ryther, of the CUPS He
having been released by the Ooveramept, 111 RIMp
Makin her regular trips to Oaks Hay, leaving
STREET; WHARF every TUESDAY, THogsDAY; &leo
SATITSDAT, at 9 o'clock; returnin g, will leave
Hay every Monday, Wednesday, tod Friday, at
o'ciock, touching at New Cantle, going and r
Fare.Vag, carriage hire included; children
price. Servants SLIM oarriage hire extra.
Freight at low rates. No freight re - Calved of sr
o'clock and In all cases must be pre-paid,
JOSEPH A. STEWART,Agent.
..riglr2Ht FOR R4-Rir_._ FORD, CONA,.
DIRECT', VIA DBI,AWA RE 'AND KOMI
TAN CANAL.
The Philadelphia Steam Propeller CoruParY's atranklaf.,
INAHS',Grntuley, Master, now loading at eecond--wnatc,.
above DOCK Street Onickdesp,atch. Apply onboard.
or to WN. N BAIRD at Co., Amalie, 13O . South ANSA,
WARE Avenue. au.
-
SHOULD MB THIS CAR
AMUSEMENTS.
EXCURSIONS.
SOCIETY'S
TICKETS GOOD FOR TEN DAYS!
INTEREST' ON THE MUTE,
$lO. -
N. VAN HORN, Ticket Age
/Torthwest corner SIXTH and CHESTNUT SEruin.
fk;l W 4 :4I t4+
PERSONAL.
zif ;•1:3;
EXPRESS COMPAI.NMS.
if i li dg m b FROM IsTEW YORK-. OW
NEW HItiVEDt, HABTFOR.D. STRIXENv.
Yield", and BOSTON.—The eteamera CODITMITTAIL..
and ELM CITY leave, reek BHP, East River, den*. elk,
.436 P. M. and 11 at niabt. leSkte
afigo poN WEST CIiESTRAt
AND PHILADILLPRIA:
Rillr-
RosD vie AiEfiy.,a.,
SUMMER ARRA If GESISNT—CHAMEIS OP UM?.
On and after MONDAY, May 23, 1864,410 s
leave Phi/adelplia, from Depot corn z of. T , 'l WM.
11 BST and SlABKl379fitreets (West Phtlndelphia), et Si
and 11.06 A. M 1 and ft 2 30. 4..95, and 7- P, M. Las Nine
We Cheater at 3.50, 7.4 A, and 11 A. M.. and at landll
P. M. - -
On Sundays.Jeavn:Philad,elphia at 8.90 A. AL and 2.21,
1' M. Ley Weet Cheater at 8.4. M. and 6P. M.
The trains leaving, Philadelphia. at &Oil A. M. and 4.5.
P.M., and Weet.Cheater at 7,45:A.. li. and.s P c°.^
fleet with tralnp on the P. and B C. B. for Oxford an&
intermeMate points. &WRY WOOD; -
spit - General Superintendent.'
BORSES TAIKEN TO Ckargir.
•" 41111126 - Pasture at it 60 per Week. Inquire of VIOL
L. IieRTRA•AL Derby, Delaware Sorry.; or.* W. X.
BARTRAM, 8.6010110.a.wi DrigisTNl7l; altl2-lea
•
fl'Z) LADIES' IBUSS AND BRA.ox
smax—conductea. b.r Lailies. rilisirrE;
Street, Ara door below Liam Every article ths&
line elegan. easy. and correct Li make. 'Et 'EL NE&
IDLER Proprietor, anon& to- 014 4 10 raan,, r. , 4 the co
of TWELTPB sad XACE Streati. 15r. B.4—yrofesig =
accuracy Insured.
3E5 6 10k.: x
fffir
COTTAGE ORGANS,
Noe may UNBNCRIAND, hat ONEBOALldalßaxljtr
oitTone aid. Pourer. designed especially for Obtleeeftea:
and Beetle.. but blued 1W b 9. equally well adapted tit
the riio.olr and DM! big oom , TOT "ie °ul ; b
E. EL BR 0
No. itiLNeltk BRVI3NTR . Stireet.
Aleo, a ooloplete aasortrnent of the Perfect Neligleoa.,
eonetaullj ou hand ' mylll-31re
OLD WHEAT WHTSRY.-20. HALT
' Pipes, bbls. ' and 20 balfbble. Old Nifixeit Wbi
by; 200 eases do in quart and half. bottlos.
Yor sale by E P. MIDDIATOIf.
au9:l3t* 5 North inosr star*.
ALIENS FURNISHED. AS REPRO.
aentattie Besratts and Subatitates at tie 10, 111 .
rates. Late& and - Gentlemen will receive twolatit
tcation t and can have Inastar,pd in withodt tuna*
:or loss of time. bY aPPPing e ° .
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