TIME CITY.
The Thermometer.
AUGUST 27. 1888, AUGUST 27,1865.
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58..4 ...... •• 74 .... .4 • • .78 70... ... .. 77 .. .4.444.4 82
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AUGUST 28, UM. AUGUST 28,1861.
4A. X 12 IN 3P. X. 8A .81.•-• 121 4.....3P.U.
86 ..... -* •40 73 .10 29 80
WIND. WIND.
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AItRIVAL OF SICE_AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
On board the transport Atlantic, whose arrival
- we chronicled on Saturday. in addition to the sick
and wounded officers whose Dames we have already
published, there were the following invalid soldiers
belonging to Pennsy lvania regiments. They were
conveyed to the Government hospital at 'White
Hall. near Bristol :
S N Hynes, F, 90
'Thos Ryan, I), 190
T B Hough, I, 190
Harry Tifieny, B, 190
ilichid Drummond, A, 190
..Adam Faird, E, 190
E Spindler,/, 11 Oar
S King, 8,1 Art
B Stewart, CI, 165
L Gressinger.ftr, 21 Ov
A George, L 21 Uav
J Reld, K., 21 Cll9
o P Murk, G. 149
G Winans, I, 199
G Smith,
D. I D, 83
43
Corp . Road,
C./test:ll. 0, 187
.3 - Munch, G, 118
A Tomlinson, 1.1, 118
Goodman. F. 21 Uay.
B Warden, E, 118
W Sulard, 0, 149
N Warmouth, I, 143.
Oorp'l D S May, 11,118
13 Stroup, D, 83
J G Wetzel, 0, 187
A 0 Riker, 0,187
hi Taylor. G. 187
B. Boyer, D. 88
Gladding, I, 187
W F Lovejoy, G, 150
.Sorgt T Stout, 180
O Hobart, B. 83
0 Stark, A, 187
N DI Nulls, 0, 187
T . Fry, A., 21st Oar
J Dick, o,Ath Oar
D Semne, 0, 9th Oar
J R Kerr, 11, 155
J Berkstrusser,B, 21 Car
S Ruse, B, 187
J G., 142
.7 Strunk, c;-, 142
OFFICERS FOR co:
The fell Owing Students of the Free .1111Itary &Moo,
for applicants ler command of colored troops, passed
a successful examination last week, before the
Board of Examiners at Washington, and were
recommended for the positions named :
For Cuptaiva—John R. Morriss, sergeant, Coln-
Reny 11. 14th Regular U. S. Infantry, aged 21 ;
Turner W. Whitehouse, civilian, or Maine. aged 25.
For First Lieraenonts—William • A. Soota private,
Company B, 03d Pennsylvania Regiment, aged 18 ;
Amos A. Bartine, private. Company J, 2d lowa
Cavalry, aged 30; Samuel E. Keeler,, sergeant,
Company H, 9th Vermont. Regiment, aged 20;
Frank 111. Judd, corporal, Company I, Bth V. R. C.,
aged 28.
For Second Lieutenants—Jacob FosteMprivate,
Company K, 6th New York Regiment, aged 19;
Alexander • Sinclair, privete, Company_ C, lath
Pennsylvania Cavalry ! aged 36 ; Silas W. Gilbert,
private, Company 1, xsth New York Cavalry, aged
19; Henry IL Dunham, private, Company E, 180th
Pennsylvania Regiment, aged 2d; Charles Levring,
private, Company 0, Id New York Cavalry, aged 80.
BOUNTY PAID.
The sum of $BO,OOO was paid by City Treasurer
Being Bumm for bounty, for one week, ending at 3
is*elook on Saturday afternoon.
The following deaths of soldiers were reported at
the Medical Director's office on Saturday, from
army hospitals in this department
Cheater Hospilair—Goorge L. Kellogg, Co. B, 2d
Michigan.
Haddington Hospital.— —, Co. ct, 50th Pa.
Satterlce Hospital.—John Butler, Co. G, 3d New
Hampshire; .7ames Cassidy, Co. G, 15th New York
Artillery; Nelson Houghton, Co. F, 9th Penna.
Cavalry; John Simpson, 10. L, 13th Penna. Caval
ry; Henry Shall. Co. 0, 57th Penna.
Chestnut Hai Hospital.—Geo. W. Fravel, Co. A,
7th Maryland.
White Mali Hospitai.—Jolin Jones, Co. D, 53d
&
Penn James Stilwell, Co. K, 7th Michigan Cay.
DESERTER.
John H. Barlow, of Co. F, 95th Pennsylvania, wise
reported at the Meateal Director's office on Satur
day se having deserted from the South-street Hos
pital.
ausczuLA.Nr.ors.
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS AT FORTRESS
MONROE—HOW A TRANSPORT DRAGGED
HER ANCHOR.
The quarantine regulations as ordered by Gen.
Shepley, stationed at.Norfolk,Virginia, have the me
rit of novelty and the demerit of absurdity. They aro
well calculated to produce sickness of a contagions
-character, the very thing that is desirable to be
avoided, A. few facts will illustrate the whole sub
ject, upon which the general reader may form an
opinion. Gen. Shepley was formerly military go
vernor of the State of Louisiana. At resent ho is
in command of the post at Norfolk. Virginia. An
order was issued some time since by the General that
*ll vessel,, (this includes army and naval trans
per%) from any port or 'Motion south of Ohesapeake
Bay, arriving at Fortress Monroe, should re
main in quarantine „Veen days, at the expi
ration of which time, if no sickness should
appear on board, then the vessel might be li
berated from the order, and proceed on her voyage.
If, however, any sickness &tmid appear on any of
the vessels thus bound by such a stringent order,
then another fifteen - days'quarantine bond should
lame. Thus the vessel would be detained thirty
days. On the 18th inst., the United States army
transport Hudson, bound front Pensacola, Florida,
to New York, mopped at Fortress Monroe for coal.
There were on board the steamer the 7th Vermont
Regiment, on their return home on a thirty-daya. fur
lough, the regiment having re-enlisted. There were
some other passengers, as equally anxious to see
their homes. The surprise of alt on board, the
chagrin and mortification of the commanding 001-
ten the peneral and somewhat alarming [Rosati&
faction of the Vermont veterans, of over three
years' service in the cause of the country,
may be imagined. There was no sickness at Pensa
cola when the Hudson left ; there had been reported
only three oases of yellow fever at that place far the
whole season. There was not a single ease of- alek- -
nese on board the vessel at the time of her arrival at
the fort for coal. Remonstrance against the deten
tion of the transport was in vain, and she remained
there forty-eight hours. During this time, or most
of It, the soldiers and others were between decks,
- the sun ' s rays being powerful enough to almost fry
the very pitch irom the seams. The heat in such a
weasel. riding lazily or calmly at anchorage, was
-entirely too touch for human nature to bear, After
the inmates of the transport enduring the torture of
a sweat-box for forty-eight hours, disease and death
beginning to stare them in the face, the vessel
"dragged her anchor" on the night of the 20th inst.,
and the dawn of the succeeding morning found her
out of sight of land. It was perhaps the first In
stance in the history of marine •events that a vessel
dragged her anchor during a deep calm that settled
On the bosom of the Uhetiapealtd.
At the time the Hudson thus dragged her anchor
there were three other vessels in quarantine, the
naval transport Eutaw, the army transport Ame
rica., the other vessel unknown. The America had
alreads. been there fourteen days.
The Hudson, n clue time, arrived at the quaran
tine at ten Iland, ad was detaned ol oe
lionr. She was fully inspe n cted by the i medica n staff
sta n ff
at the bland, and being entirely free Jrom disease,
was permitted to pass on. The passengere were
landed at New York. The veteran Vermonters
proceeded on their way rejoicing, and are now once
more among the green-clad mountains of their State,
and In the enjoyment of the native scenes of their
childhood.
The Philadelphians who were on board the Had-
MI are at their respective homes and hotels In our
city, thanking their "lucky stars," perhaps, at the
2101.01 Manner in which the gallant vessel dragged
her anchor, and bore them safely to their deetina-
Mon.
An effort will be made at Washington to have
modified the quarantine regulations at Fortress
-Monroe, and thus avoid the terrible disease-engend
eging character of the present order. Returning
- veterans only Can appreciate the Increasing feeling
of anxiety to get home, when they once start for
that place, and as they get neater and neareyr to it.
To detain them at ouch a time and in such a man
lier as was the, case on board - the 'United States
transport Hudson was not only particularly %b.
surd, but cruel torture mentally, superinducing
dis
ease physically. One thing is very certain, anchor
dragging from the quarantine trap at Fortress
Monroe, on dark, calm nights, Will beconle a marine
pastime, unless a modification is made, based upon
common sense and common humanity.
NATIONAL UNION CITY CONVENTION.
Pursuant to adjournment, the Convention &seem.
bled on Saturday at Sansom-street Hall, and pro
ceeded to ballot for a candidate for Clerk of the Or
phans' Court. The candidates were li. A. Merriok,
Cleo. W. Sbeaffer, Charles Dixey Wm. C. Steven-
Bon, T. K. Flnletter , and Evan Simpson. Aftor flue
ballots bad been taken the lowest - candidate was
dropped. The following is the result of the contest,
- which was harmonious as well as exciting
First Ballot—Merrick, 88 Sheaffer, 35 ; Dlaey, 34;
Stevenson, ; Flnletter, 7; Simpson, 21.
Second Ballot—Merrick, 40; Shaeffer, 42; Dicey,
34 Stevenson, 38; Flnletter, 11.
Third Ballot—Merrlek. 37; Shearer, 40; Maw,
38 ; Stevenson, 39 ; Fixtletter, 16.
Fourth Ballot—Merrick, 89 ;. Sheaffer y 40 ; Disey,
-1)8 Stevenson, 41 ; Finletter,lo.
Fifth Ballot—Merriek, 64 ; Sheaffer, 52 ; Dixoy,
46•, Stevenson, 44; Finletter. 16.
itSizth Ballot—Warrick, 52; Sheaffer, 60; Dixey, 59;
Steveneon. 48.
Seventh Ballot—Merrick, 10 ; Sheaffer, 71 ; Edney,
•elf.
Eight?' Ballot—Dlerrick, 120; Sheaffer,llo.
The Convention, having confirmed the nomination
unanimously, took a recess for hair an tour. Upon
being recalled to order, the balloting tbr Receiver
of Taxes was commenced. There were thirteen bal.
Jots, of which we present the first and lee,;
First Ballot—R. Pelts; 14 • , W. Ellott, 13; G. W..
"Ford, 17 ; A. Harper, 22; O. Overbeelf. ; Charles
O'Neill, ;J. Q. Ginnodo . , 24; Iklr. hllohener, 3;
Mr. Gamble, 7 ; Mr. Walton, 8.
Thirteenth Bailor—Charles O'Neill, 129; George
W. Ford, pa.
The nomination, amid wild huzzatt, was made
tinaalmons, and the Convention adjourned until 10
toolook this morning.
HEAVY SHOWER AND EPTECTS.
Early on Saturday morning, a northwest gale and
heavy rain prevailed, resulting in a thorough
cleansing of the streets, which some or them stood
very much In need of. One or two spur culverts in
the (My wore somewhat damaged. The sloop Two
Brothers was blown ashore on Potty's Island, but
was soon got off again. The fishing smack Nancy
Till went ashore In Eagle Cove, and had her sliding
keel damaged. Joseph Johnson; at the helm, was
blowntoverboard, in water only four fret - deep, and
made the best of his way through the miniature surf
to the gravel beach. /t was thought for a time that
he was drowned.
REED AND RAIL BIRD.
Those who were out early on Saturday Mbe t rooer the c tsa m y
o t r h n e i n ai g r ,
was a ef ve w ith r a il
om ir b maki v g their
fast as
possible to the marshes that fringe the Delaware and
its tributary streams. The birds have a much better
chance to become fat than at any season for years,
because of tho very extraordinary price of shot.
Reed birds promise to be more abundant than last
Season. They will not be in the fattest order until
the middle of the coming month.
SIXTH WARD.
A grand mass meeting of the residents of the Sixth
ward will bo held at National Guards Hall, on to.
moirow evening, to make the "last strong pull and
the pull altogether" to All the quota of the ward,
and thus avoid the draft.
WELT, ATTENDED.
The great excursion of Mr_ Conductor Monday to
Atlantic, City, on Saturaay evening, was largely at
tended. The excursioniste are expected to arrive
Lome again early this morning.
PIVESONAL. • .
Dr. Thomas W. Evan; of Philadelphia, phyel•
4Ha Huse Emperor Napoleon and H. S.
d•
Alexander
of ia, hes arrived here, and is stopping at his
private residence in West Phitadelphis '
11 7441:111Effn.
following oas
The coroner on Saturday held inoueeta In, the
es :
On the body of Mary Ann Manner, aged 7 Years,-
a t the tueltlepoe of the parents ) '1.15 tihrlstlan 8001
Tplfit Utile girl and two mall boys were playing 1 '
s'boati,ln the dock at OhristiaL-street wharf, on
SiattErday afternoon. While the party were rook-
Ing the boat the little tilrl fell headlong into the
vista and drowned. Her body was recovered In a
.short„time, but life was extinct.
Tigkeoroner also took charge of the body of a one
armed man found drowned in the Delaware, above
pookepot,. The cloooapod was dressed lit worm,
iniLITA KY.
Jae Masten, A, 190
Herman Pelliisler, r, 90
Hen Snuffer, 0, 100
Levi Hiram on, 13, 190
i Sergt P eleliennen, D, 90
iPhil Seller, F, 107
S Bunekle, 11, 90
al Brindeger, I. 21 OaV
.1 Rosh'', 0, 187
11 0 Gordon, A, 21 OIP7
IL Dugan, 0, 156
G Grant, F, 11
OF A Forster, I, 12 Oaq
F Lyner, 21 Pay
Bug J A. French, 7101 W
Wm Foote, E, 91
E Hendren, G, 187
Sergt 0. BM lyers, E, 00
J (June, 1, 143
J N Fuller, 13,137
Ii M Foote, A, 187
J Donovan, A, 187
G Maher; B, 187
W E tililton, F, sa
W Schlubuck. D, 83
J Palmer, O. 83
E Ray, E, 155
Op .7 W Marshall, E, 160
P Erie, 187
E Darned, G, 155
Oorp J Stone, F, 21 ORM
J Lar. g, F., 18
G W Sloan, K, 143 .
J Fleler, A i 143
D Hoover. 1, 187
H. Landis, 8,187
A 00b, 167
T Condit:3l, 0, 66
J Hayes, D,157
3 Hughes, U, 157
3 Rankin, E, 157
3 Uongrove, K, 56
ORED nEGI:SENTS
DEATIES.
J D Bendrio, II S A •
Joe L Lovetc, Bunke co
GI It clarlra,.Plttstown •
Oeo.W Ortlass. N London
31a Hodgson, , N London
W 8 Sawyer, Wash, DC
A L Leone% Tamaqua
Jo° Pawl ersleer, pbceniiv
W Taylor, Blkton,Md
The B 1
Jr Knight, Sout4mp.ton
from which it waa Pupposed that he wee a eoldier.
There was nothing about him to lead directly to his
identification.
An inquest was also held on the body of a boy
named Darling, who was killed pn board a sloop at
Mead alley wharf, a brief notice of which was men
tioned in The Press on Saturday. it !WOMB the dap
telt of the vessel took a loaded pistol, fonrabooter,
from a closet, and gave It to another young man
r to grease ft, the
named Taylor, on the %WM.. While examining
weapon being somewhat
rustitied, and the chamber
the phltol the trigge r was to .
entered the left lung of
wee discharged. he
Jury render
death ensued in a few minutes. Ttle
Jury rendered a verdict of acoldental death. The
deceased. It was understaod, belonged to Wilming
ton, Ilelaware,
morning gave a certificate
The coroner yesterday
to burs the body of James McGinnis, one of the re
turning veterans, who was accidentally killed at the
G ra y's Ferry bridge on' Wednesday last. The death
of McGinnis was never made known to the coroner
until Saturday, at which time. the reiatives or
friends having charge of the body ascertained that
the burial could not take place until a certificate
was first obtained. Accordingly, On Saturday night
the coroner was celled upon to furnish the necessary
document. He refused to comply, because he knew
nothing of the pots of the death. At an early hour
yesterday morning he made a 'till examination of
the affair, and, being satisfied that death ryes caused
by accident., tare a certifieate. The unfortunate
deceased was burled yesterday afternoon with the '
honors of war,
THE POLICE.
(Before Mr. Alderman Weldind.)
ALLEGED DISHONEST EMPLOYEES.
Thomas Hubland, who has been in the employ of
the Messrs. Bullock,. wool dealers and manufactur
ers, for many years, was arraigned, on Saturday,
on the charge of purloining wool. It is alleged that
in conveying the wool from the itore to the mann
factory, at Conshohocken, a bale of the valuable ma,
terial would be dropped at an intermediate place
and thus never reach its proper destination. It Is
not exactly known how much of the fleece was
taken, but the specific charge against the defend
ant fixes'the value at $2,000. The alleged pecule
ion has-been going on for a considerable length of
time. The accused was required to enter ball f the
gum of $6,000 to answer.
ANOTHER SIMILAR CASE.
Charles Carr was arraigned before the same ma.
&trete on the charge of larceny of property belong
to his employers, Messrs. P. B. Mingle &Co., seeds
men. The defendant was in the employ of the firm
for several years. For some time past various par
eels of seed disappeared mysterlour ly from the es
tablishment, and, because of confidence being re
posed in defendant, not the slightest Suspicion was
ever entertained aiming kim. a private watch was
set, and a day or two since the aedused was discov
ered in a public house. He had in his possession a
bag of clover seed valued at $2l. This was the pro
perty of his employers. lie was committed to
answer at court.
TITE SEQUEL.
On Saturday we gave a sketch In The Press of a
Boone that occurred in the ()antral Station about a
woman who was crying because her husband was
not killed in battle, when we supposed that the tears
were shed because he was dead. Tho female in
question called at this office on Saturday with the
Intelligence, gratifying to her that her husband
really was kilted at the battleol l Antietam, and that
the other report of his being still alive was tooor
rect. She was evidently apry well contented in get-
Ong rid of an 1 11 -natured - husbard—a man who was
transformed into a beast through the influence of
alcoholic spirits.
(Before Mr. Alderman Warren.)
IN THE SUBSTITUTE BUSINESS
A Man giving the name of Phil. Morris was ar
raigned on Saturday on the charge of withholding
the bounty money or a portion of It cram a substi
tute. The accused was committed to answer.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
The Con
(Ibis S Bailey, Narrieburg
Mrs Young, New Jersey •
B Sheets. Chicago
Jas 0 De Witt, New York
Jameis Morris, St Louts
James Craig, Missouri
J R Bull & Nathylile
L S Weaber, Springfield, 0
II It Campbell. Penns
J W Sigereon, Vicksburg
E Houck, Maryland
Thos M Marked, Maryland
W C Little. Ohio
T H Barr, Terre Haute
Mrs W B Cutler, Wash, DC
Dr W II &rick well. KY
S .1' Metzger, PenDSTiVania •
Robt Sheppard, US N
E F Bodey, Pottsville
Mrs Garton & child, do
Ilobt Ronnedy. Eng
not 111 Howe, Pittsburg
F Robiron. Baltimore
D W Moore, N J
John J Creswell, Md
Chas Wins Lip, Conn
P R H Lawyer. N Y
J C Blenewell, Conn
O R Bradford, N Y
Satnlffillligan, Pa
J B. lett, Bedford
Geol. Trask, New York
Edw Weil, 11l •
B Crook, Balt -
F W Jones, D C
W B Spooner, Boston
J F Baltimore
S Anil, Boston
Paul Greeley. New York
J B Jones & 'wife, Pittsburg
ER Ronarton, N
R M Blake, New York
Chas A Lee, Washington
*mW P Reed. Pittsburg
A P Reed, Pittsburg
D S Martit. New I ork
B C Cross
X m Richmond
A Price, New York
C R May. New Orleans
H Rowland, Boston
0 Gilmore Mass
K Mott, B altimore
A G Canton. W ashlngtuu
John EMU)
The t
MS Norman, Baltimore
B M Fran, Memphis
B GroverJ
While. J Chester
R Porter, Cheater .
Id Martin, Hudson
It Ryan, New York
T Moore. New York
B Roes, New York
J Reid, New York
C Lardner & la, Wash
W Richardson, New York
3 0 R Williamson
Clarkeon. New York
H Barrie, New York
J H Thompson. Washingtn
Woolcott, Ohio
J W Lawrence, Kew York
W B Darition, New York
Thoe Perkins. Baltimore
S Wenner, Wish agton,D C
J Knowlea,Wilming'n.Del
Paean Colhonn, Boston
Geo Williams , Hudson.NYl
Mies L Miller, New York
D Kennedy. New York
B B DODD , Pittsburg
W Cosign!, Mt Hon,'
E Pray, Jersey City
H T Bahama, Baltimore
Time B Metzger, Allentown
W Herr minter, Harrisburg
Tbas A Wiley, Baltimore
J R Cozens. Camb'd co, Pa
•Dr J M Gael,
ks,L Bostewon
tdarititown
W W Neeby, California
C W Walker. Delaware
bliss B Walker,Delaware
L Noyes, New York
A R Atitebel], New York
D Moody & la. hl Orleans
L J Albertson, Penns
W Li Bverett.Chambereblg
F.dw J Webb,Baltimare
W M Penrose &et, Penns
B Snead,New York
Zeros, Reading
B F Karns.Reading
.1 Whitelow,Baltimore
P Hamilton. Baltimore
Jahn A Baxter
Alfred H Jones.Pittoburg
J A Wellington, Maas
Wm Smith , Balt i more
Thai' Lorlie. Baltimore
Thorpc,New York
B S Brooke, New York
Geo rannder,on, Baltimore
John Talbot,Washington
The Me
0 K Reed, Lancaster
B 8 Maurer, Ohamberebnrg
0 R Nebinger, LewieberrY
G Myer, U S A
Remelt Brown, Boston
Jag Smith, liewYork
JR.11103, Ford, Peoria
W B .Davie, Peoria
Mentzer, Pittsburg
W 0 Hill lndianapolis
It A War lord &Ist: Atl C'y
Niae A B Aloore, Atl City
D Bard, Washington
Mrs Brotherton & niece, Pa
k W Reynolds, Waehingt
W B Marvin, Ohio
T id Anson. Dew York
W Hawthorne, Ohio •
W Lettuce, U 8 A •
C J:t Stout, 17 8 A
J A Wilkes, Alaryland
W J .7 Slereit_Pelln
.7 D Bennett, nagerstown
Conyngbam, PennFa
MrsA Foot , B York
The.
V II Sweoting, II 8 A
Captain R Camp,Waeh
8 W Bryartins, Waah
R 0 - Bolinger, Pa.
W W White Lock Eleven
J . A Cogle7, Lock Haven
W M Balaton. Pa
C T Foster, Bethlehem, Pa
J Mitchell, Lebanon
H Vaughan, St JohnsK B
J W Weldemeyer, N Y
BEenborm, Lowell
B Chandler, Lowell •
W M Fbekerpear, Del
.1 8011, Beading
J Wells, Minereitille
J F Bayenner
V T Donoho
Boone
D A Wertz, Chamberalrarg
S Brands, Chambersbura
F Mom, Rorne,Cla
O Peters. Blishkill.Fa
0 F Wood,Syracnee, N Y
L C Stookton,lit Holly
J F TO01:1g, Flueburic
N Pordy,New York
W Hewitt, Briditeion, Ct
W A Ankle, Wankloglol
0 If Nertin & 8 . 43 D, Wittig°
John Bunt, II 3 N
J Ben ne tt,f ,
W Dean & Oh
Neio
wark,Del
Feriroson, Cadiz, 0
F 81 Wheeler,..New York
Win Teinplin,Harriebhrg
The N:
Geo B ronee. Beading
E Sparks. 01110
A hayer
Mts. M A Shenk, Lancaster
E T Phillips
W H Beal, 13 5 A
C W WellorLock Haven
J H Camp & l'a,Newark,NJ
Saml Redden, New York
Chua kiel, Blabanoy, Pa
Jae Johabon. Alex, Va
J B Pales. Ntnerevllle
B F Hughes, Fowiersy
R C Drum, Pennsylvania
Tenet L Hoes. Espy, Pa
W Prioe, Weabington. D C
E P Salmon , Wisconsin
J Hughes, Pennsylvania
Miss Rebecca Leh, Pottat'n
C Rees Wheeling
E H Frankenberg
Geo Sol ropp, Bethlehem
Miss sate Evans, X J
The
Mrs A Reeder, Backs co •
j Foster, Jackson. Pa
w
H Norris, Jackson: Pa
H H Strickland, Penns
0 A Strickla.nd, Parma
L D Benson Jackson , Pe
B F Larabee Jackson. Pa
X 0 Perry, Jackson, Pa
(3 o.Witters, Jackson, Pa
B C Thompson,NewJereer
J P Show. Ditirord, Del
D Cnrray, Delaware
J E P Abbott, New jersey
Lewis B Sao% Newton
L G Reed New York
Mee A Hackett Md
Hee S LWlllie j fessteo,in
W W &Lkto, New York
Sand Warren. DsJamara
'rhos K Flowers, Attlehero
I Thou D Kerna_,D New York
W C Kerman, New York
C
Eugene W Bowers, Wash
S Gordon, Stroudsburg, Pa
The Ma
-Wrlnanay, Wash. D 0
Thos Williama, Wash. D C
P Befaran. Wash, DC
Colan, Washington, D
Jobn Hering, Wash_, D
alias Berincdt Ma, Wash
Jobn Brawn, Boston
W Smith, Boston
Tboa Brown, Boston
JElDevera, Indium, Pa
Bin Unioll,
'W Crooke, Ponca
E S Chalfant. York. Pa
'W B lettchell
• P Goodwin dr la, N
0 Whn
chas Wbelto elton, N
J It'DoMe
Sohn AdcNay, Jr, Delaware_ P C Plunkett, 13 8 N.
T B Plunkett, Wine , Der.
nuateretai.
The 4Do
C V Schrtitrirettein,Waeli
N Barnard„ Chester, Pa
A N Strickler. Pence
W HDder. Elkton, Md.
Mra vldw.a. Dew York
H C Pease, /dass
A Cox. New York
114511e5, Jr. NeW York
J I....attar& Citeptor eo-
WO Mendenhall. Wit os, Del
X Garrett, Wilm. Del
W Lambrech. Wit°. Del
P Hopkins. Wilm. Del
Jos Straus, Wit°, Del
9 A Nebeker, Wilm, Del
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tinental.
Geo Bice, New York
J A Wick es, Dfaryland
Henry Miller, Columbus
J S Berkey , Coltimisue
Dr sParker, USN
F Dane, New York
J Van Neel. & eon, N York
Edw Idarshall, New York
JAR F Ceeey, Si Louts
P L Fay, St Louis
Geo Carr, New York
Col Z P Boyd, Pottsville
S P Boyer, City Point
L fl Thompson,Pettey - 111e
AMBrewo, USA
iF A Mitchell, 118 A
T Hog g& wf-Penna
Mrs A F Offutt & oh, D C,
C F Schmidt, N Y
Blierfant, do
CF Bolls, NJ
M Hellman; Omaha
John M Henry, Cal
Bdw H White, - Balt
Mies White, Baltimore
W J Walker. KY
Mies J G J 0110!, In
H C Jones, Illinois
A Sutton & wf, Zdd
N Wolfe, Switzerland
F Bassett, Jr, N Y
1, Bloom, lowa'
Thos Leady, II S A
B L Alfonso, Matanzas
F Newel BoB,oa
N l, Waebington
J H Barter, Washington
C Huntington, New York
oC Jewett
0 De Forest, New York
W Fleming, Maryland
Alfred Criet, Harrisburg
Chas J Pneey, PolteviUe
W Harbaugh„ . Pittsburg
J M Kamp,
Illinois Pittsburg
Tboe S
Baron Von Al venelaben,Pa
Jae Ford, Peoria
W H Davis, Peoria
F P Grave, New York
Mrs Betz & 3 children, N Y
R L RobertF on, New York
Cant Lyford, S'A
B H Peterson, St Louis
heard.
M Egolf, New York
W F Hinkle. West Point
SIR Wood. Addison, /I Y
J Hopes Maryland
W B Fairchild; New York
J C Galvan. Bew York
AFratke, Penns
Dr J Hogan, Louisville
Rise H Hclgan. Louisville
.1 Knorr, Pittsburg
H Jobneton, Pitt:share
6 W Stevens, New York
G I Henderson, New York
A N Betts & la, Boston
Mr & Mrs Mansfield, Albany
A B Stone. Wmsburg, 6/ Y
S D Morrison, Washington
It Cahn, Connectiont
2. B Thrnarsh, Brooklyn
Joe 'l' Myers, Detroit
, Mrs Harris dt fam,6t Paul
1J Yillsokston, Pine Grove
T T Woodruff, Mandeld, 0
Rev W Whee ler, 6t Louis
W T Carter, New York
JD O'Brlen,New York
W A Morton, Lancaster
John Wood, Addison. N Y
I` Alien, New York
J H Crane dr , d 1 St Louie
A B Platt & wr, Allen
IChas B Tyson, Baltimore
R Erabnestock, s.
W 0 Alexander, , 11l
J Dolan, 'New York
IA Stern, Rochester
H Johnston & /a, New York
W C Blitir,Plew York
W B Jardon,Netv York
H B Borden,Olncinnatt
S P Beam 3r. wf, Cincinnati
0 S hlanderfleul & cis, Gin
VT L Kingston, Jr, Cln
T Strong & wf, Cincinnati
J B Thompson, New York
C E. Small, Pittsburg
D J.O'Brion, Harrisburg
B Patterson, Indiana
Mise Miles,Pittabarg
John Talbot, Watt lugton
J Nook & son, Wheeling
ST Bell, Washington
:Geo Blair, Connecticut
Geo Henderson. Coon
Jas B Pearson, Gettysburg
II W Noels:Vermont
Francis Tull, Maryland
Ighis Hlggine,Reading
Jas Harrier
A B Demaree,Newport
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!Arthur Orr, Madison
& Worthington, I'a
Thos F fdeagher. Oa
P H Kemmtrer & WI, Ohio
MN'S Gattrell, Ohio
R Brown, Boston
H Rall, Baltimore
J Brown, Jr, alleghoPa
Jobn 'fhommoh.
Jae Lockhart, Allegh, Pa
IA Warner & wf. Minn
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Charles Hoge. Penn'a -
M Oumberts, Harrisburg
L Benson, JefPn co, Pa
C R Earley, Elk, Pa
Lawenetein, Harrisb
C B Hawthorne, Indiana
C D Amid, Pittsburg
W Heidelberaer, Pittsh'ir
T D Rennedy, Louisville
W A McCalrnot, lowa
S Strickland, Reading
erlonn.
43 Van Ackert & wf N Y
J N Martin,
New York
B Landreth, Bristol
H R Hall, Delaware
R McHenry. New. York
J McGlory, New York
P Huston
ltPowelL Maryland
43 V Huniplsries, Maryland
A Dowling & wf.iteW York
L Watson, Lancaster
Wilson
Oen J S 'Trick, New Jersey
Leeds ' New Jersey
3 Roberta, New Jersey
F Barr, Washington
E Murray, Cheater, Pi •
C Scott, Illinois
0 D Brown, Toronto
&Hitchcock, Connecticut
T Halsey & wf; N Y
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Wm Miller,Cireleeille, 0
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J J Mohr, Pemisyleaala
T Poly, Memphis
J Rose. New fork
A C Yates, New Yerk
D A Downey, b . ft A
D James, Cleirelattd, 0
J R Floyd, Wllmtagton,De
R Kent, Baltimore
Er N Paine, S N
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Geo Smith, Ashland, Pa
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
a- , a writ of Venditloni Hammitt'. to me directed_, will
be exposed to public sale or vendee, on MONDAY Eve-
Wilt, September 6, 1864. at 4 o'clock. at Sansom-st. Hall,
All the right, title, and Intelsat of Emily Detwiler in
and to
No I. All that certain weesuage and lot of ground
sitnete on the north side of St. Joseph's avenue (710.
17(1) eixty-six feet nine inchee wkstward from Seven
teenth street, in the oily of Philadelphia; containing in
front on St. Joeeph'e avenue fifteen feet. and in depth
eoventv-five feet, more or less
No. 2. Aleo, of and
sidemorg and lot of ground
situate on the north of 8 1. Joseph's avenue (No.
1711) ninety-six feet nine Welles westward front Seven
teenth street; containing' in front &teen feet, and in
depth revetay-five feet. mere or Idea
CC. O. P. , J., '64. 169. Debt S S 29. Slmpeon.]
JOHe,
THOMPSON. Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sherire Oftlce,,Ang. 10. 1864.. anl6-3t
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
Fs" a writ of Venditiont Exponas, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale or vendue, on MONDAY Eve
ning.
September 6.1864, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom- et
All that certain three-story brick wisest; cue and lot of
ground Situate on the south side of SPrlice street, (So. between Fifth and /Math streetn , in the city or Phi
ladelphia; containing in front on Spruce street sixteen
feet, and In depth one hundred and forty feet to Buck
ley street, on which ie a three-etery brick d wetltatt.
CO. LI P. ;J. '64. 167. Debt, 1 11215.44. Paocoant. 3
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
Peter L Berry and Ann ILcf)ermott ft. t )
JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelohia, Sheri ff 's Office, Ana 10 . 1864 - atas-3/
SBERLFF'B BALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
ki a writ of Venditioni hVgniall, to me directed. will
be exPoeed to public tale or veridne. on MONDAY Bve
ning, September*, 1601, at o'clock. at Sansom-et
that certain t hundred d situate on the east
Bide of Broad street on e and eigety-eis feet
northward from Turner lane, in the city of Philadet,
phis.; containing in front on Broad street eighteen feet,
and in depth two hundred feet.
2. Lot adjoining the above on the north eighteen
feet front on Broad attest, two hundred feat i n depth.
Bounded northward by Susquehanna avenue.
Taken. P ex e cu ti on , 166. Debt. 5174.86 Parsons.
in and to be sold as the property of
Alfred 8. Casey, Sarnitlee of Ph . lip Price
OHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Om lice, Aug. 10,1864. anialt
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE 'OF
a %Tit of Tenditiont Exponae, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale or vendue, on EfOIiDAY Eve
ningfact. 0,
.1881, at 4 o'clock, at Sansonostreat Hell,
All . that certain three-story brick melouage and lot of
ground situate on the west side of Twenty second street
and south side of Redner street, in the city of Philadel
phia; containicg in front on Twenty-second street six
teen feet, sad in depth seventy feet to a live-feet alley,
(Which said premise,. Samuel Elliott Harlan , by deed
dated September 29. 1860, recorded in Deed Book A. D.
8., so. 127. page 422; dtc., conveyed note William EL
Dolts in fee; reserving a ground rent of sixty-three
dollars.
CO. C. P. J., 'et 17a.Debt $O7 M. Mitchell.)
Taken in - execution and to be cold as the
_property or
Wtlllam H. Data. JOHN THOMPSON Sherif.
Philadelpbta, Sherire Once. Suguat 1144. nalf.-31
RUERIF.PB BCE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditioni Exponat, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale or vendue, on MONDAY Eve
ning, Sept. 6, 1661, at 4 o'clock, at Sansout-street
all that certain ineesnage and lot of ground situate on
the northeast corner of Bighth and Moss meets, in the
city of Philadelphia t containing in front on Bights Street
sixteen feet, and in depth sixty feet to a three-feet alley
with the privilege thereof. (Which said lot John Ma.
Crea et ux., by deed dated October 6, 1949, recorded in
Deed Book 0. W. C., No. 40, page 474. cenveyed unto
William Lee in fee; reeerving a ground rent of $U
payable let April and October.]
CC. O. P. ;J. '64. 173 Debt, $38.96. Flood.]
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
William Lee. JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, Aug. 11, 1964. anls-31
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VlRttrE OF
a writ of Venditioni Expense, to mo directed, will
be exposed to public sale or rondos, on MONDAY Eve
rting, Sept 6, 1869, at o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
AU the right, title, and interest of George Kelly in and
to all that certain lot of ground and improvements
thereon, situate on the easterly side of Hanover street,
two hundred and three feet eleven Jarboe southward
from West street, in the city of Philadelphia; contain
ing in front on Hanover street twenty fee'- , and in dePth
eighty-four feet. [Which said lot John S Miller et al .
by deed dated April 21.1849. recorded in Deed Bonk G.
W. G., No. 71, page 463, Etc., conveyed unto George
Kelly and Robert Riddle in fee; reserving a ground •
rent of thirty dollars, payable fleet of January and
July.l
CC. C. P.; J., '64. 176. Debt. 1681 60. Ingersoll-3.
JOHN THOMPSON. Sheriff
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Offleedingust attl.6.3t •
S HERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OP
a writ of Venditioni 11xpotuis, to Me directed, will be
exposed to public sale or vennue, on MONDAY Evening,
September 6, 1884, at 4 o'clook,at Sansom-street Hall,
All that certain two-story atone messusge, slaughter
house, and lot of ground, situate 00 the aouthweet
ardly side of Ridge road, two hundred and twenty
four feet one inch northwestward from Twenty-ninth
street, In the city of Philadelphiai containing in front
on Ridge road thirty- two feet' one inch, and in depth
two hundred feet to an. eleven-feet alley, with the pri
vilege thereof. (Which said premises George W. Tryon.
etas., by deed dated September 11, 1848, recorded in
'Deed Book A. W. M. No. 77. page 38 4, conveyed • unto
George Barnholt In fee; reserving a ground rent of
.$12.18; which ground rent the said George W. Tryon et
ex., by deed dated June 16, 1837, recorded in Deed
Book it. D. - W., No. 137, page 332 &c., granted unto
said George Barnholt in fee, wherenpon the same
merged.]
rec.P;; '6l- 168. Debt, *MO. Letchworth.)
Taken in execution and to be sold at the property of
George Sunbelt,' Or. • • JOHN THOMPSON,Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's °Mee, Aug. 9, 1.864. aul6-31
REEREET'S SALE.-- 1 13Y VIRTUE OF
- 1 a writ of Venditioni Exponas, to me directed, will be
exposed to public sale or vendne, on MONDAY Evening,
September 6, 1354, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
: All that certain two-story brick meatuses and lot of
croond situate fifty-four th side of Whitehall street one
hundred and feet westward from Thir
teenth street, in the city of Philadelphia; containing
in front on Whitehall street forty-seven feet, andin
depth 4 wen ty-neven feet to a three-feet- wide alley. with
the privilege thereof. [Which said premises Joseph
Batch et nx., by deed dated January 1, Ha, recorded
in Deed Book O . W. C., No. 13. page 166, conveyed
unto George H . /Tapley] in tee; reserving a ground rent
of fifty eight dollars and seventy-five cents, payable
first January and July.)
[C. C. P. ; J., '64. 177. Debt, $33.43. Ler.l
Taken in .execution and to be sold as the property of
George H. Napheys. JOHN THOMPSON Sheriff.
Philadelphia. Sheriff's Office, Angus, 13, nit. auls-3t
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
Wffit of Vendlitrini Expoluta, to me directedwill be
exposed to public sale or vendue,•on MONDAY Evening,
September 6, ISM, at 4 o'clock; at Sansom-street Hall,
All that certain three-story brick mom:tags and let Off
ground sittutte on the wet.; side of Hope street, one htin
cited- snd twenty feet four inches southward from
Printlin avenue, in the city of Philadelphia; contain
ing in front on Rope street fourteen feet, (including on
the north side one-half of a two-feet-wide alley, with
the privilege thereof,) and in depth forty feet. [Which
said lot George W Gorton et ux. • by dead dated Sep
tember 26.1166, conveyed unto Aa ron Vankirk in fee;
reserving a groand rent of fifty-two dollars, payable
first of A p_ril and October.]
(D.O.P. • J., '64. 176. Debt, 26.48 $ McAllister.]
Taken In e xecution and to be sold as - the property of
Aaron Vankirk. JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sherint Office, August L 9.1864. anl6-St
:ERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditloni Exponas, to me directed, will
be exposed to public mile or vendue, on MONDAY Rye
ning, Sept. 5, at 4 o'clock, at Sanaom-street Hall,
JUL that certain lot of ground with the buildings there
on. situate on the north ride of Melon street. between
Eleventh and Twelfth etreets, and west side of Rent
schler street, in the city of Philadelphia.; containing in
front, on Melon street , ' eventeen feet, and in depth
flay feet. Subject to a yearly ground-rent of $l4 8734.
payable Irt June and December.
W. C.P. J, '64. 175. Debt, $58.47. Love.)
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
leeac Lawrence. JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia. Sheriff's Office. Aug. 11. 7664. anls-3t
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of .Venditioni Exponas, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale or vendue,on- MONDAY Eve
ning, Sept. 5, 1E64, at 4 o'clockott 14aneom-street Hall,
To. 1. All that certain inessuage and lot of ground .
situate on the southeasterly side of IlinAle'x lane two
hundred and eighty-three feet northeattwardly from.
Washington streeN itt - the city of Philadelphia . ; contain
tag In..front on Hippie's lane thirty-nine feet, and in
depth one hntuired sod 'eighteen feet.
No. 2. Measnage and lot adjoining the , above the
northeast; twenty feet in front on Hippie s bane bgone
hundred and eighteen feet in depth. [Which said pre
mises Oeorge -W. Davis et ux... by two deeds, dated
Angust 26 and November 16, 1859, recoided in Deed
A:Book .C. H., No. 84, pages 41.6 and - 419, conveyed unto
John Baylor in fee.)
E(1. C. P. ; J., '64. 163. Debt $75. Dolnian.)
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
John Saylor. JOHN THOMPSON. Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, Angustl3, 1861. auls-34
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VlR'ru.rl OF
awrit.ot Vendffloni Expona.s, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale or vend ne, on MO6 DAY Eve
ning. BePtemberf6, 1864, at 4 o'clock,attlansomeat.
All that certain lot of ground, w e stwardn the south
side of South street, eighty feet from Mich
teepth stredt, in the City of Philadelphia; containing
in front on South street sixteen feet, and In depth one
hundred and twenty-nee feet to Bedford street Which
said premises Hat nah Parke, by deed dated Jane 19,
1i49, recorded In I eed Book G. W. 0., Ifo. 66, page 89,
itc.; conveyed• unto James Orr in fee; reserving
ground rent of *62, payable first of January and July.]
(C. C. P. J., '64. 162 Debt, $54"46. Hooper.]
Taken In execution and to be sold ad the prr}perty of
James Orr. - JOHN THOMPSON Sheriff...
Philadelphia Sheriff's Office August 9, 18 4 4. aulS-3t
, . ,
sHERIFF'S SALE.-By - VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditioni Exponas.to me directed will be
exposed to public sale or vendue,on MONDAY Evening,
September 0.:1864, at 4 o'clock, at Sacusom-street Hall, -
Ail that buil d ing hree-story grou n desemsge. t wo
story back and lot of eitcuite on the
torthealt corner of Ninth and Catharine sires a, in the
city of Philadelphia; comainingin•frout on Dinah street
• seventeen feet, and in depth ther eo f ty feet to a three
feet alley with the privilege [Which said lot
John W. Ashinead et cu. ~by_deed dated April 30. 1835,
recorded in Deed Book A. al., No. 68, page Mg t con
veyed onto Joseph Loaderback in fee; reserving a
ground rent of forty-two doll ars.eurd fifty cents,payable
first January and July. 1
L A C. C. P. ; 2., '64. 178. Debt. $40.96. Weatherly.)
Taken in execution and to lw, sold as MA property of
Joneph Looderback. JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Oillee, Utz 18,1864.
LEQA,L.
N" 0T I E ...FOLLOWING NO
N •
TICE %published according to law, by order of
the Orphans' Court for the City and County of Phila
delphia, made on the dist day of July, A. D. UK
(My and County of Philadelphia es:
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to THOS. BALCH,
one or the Executors of the Fatate of Dr. Chas. Breda
rick Beok deceased— •
GTOE7IIIO : Gm mand you, as before we d id. that,
laying aside all business and excuses whatsoever. YOII
be and appear In your proper perion before the Honora
ble the Judges of our Orphans' Court, at a Court to be
held on FRIDAY, the day of September, A. D. DAL
at 10 o'clock of the forenoon, to show canes, if any you
have, why the letters testamentary, grained to you as
one of the 'Executors of Dr. CHASI.EB FREDEBICK
BECK. deceased, should not be vaoated, and why you
should not be dismissed from your °face of Trustee
under the will of the said Charles Frederick Beck, de
ceased. by reason of the matters sat forth in the petition
Of HENRY PAUL BECK. died In our Orphans Court
on the first day of Snly.• A. D. 1864, and further, tO
abide the order of the Conrt in the premises. dm., and
hereof fall not under a penalty of one hundred pounds.
Witneesi Honorable OSWALD THOMPSON. Esq.. at
Phi/ads/4 , MR_, the fifteenth day of July. in . the
L. a. year of our Lord one thousand eight honored
and slaty-four. R. X. BATTITR&
jyl6-stf Deputy Clerk 0. C.
N ()TIC R.-LETTERS OF ADMIT. ISTRATION orlon the Estate of JOHN HMO%
late of the city of Philadelphia, deceased, hare been
granted by the Register of Wills to the subscribers. All
persons indebted to the said estate are requested to make
payment, and those hating claims or demands; against
the same to present them without del:" to
NANCY N. GRIGG ' Administrators ,
JOHN W. GRIGG,
No. 1823 and No. 228 WALNII - Street, Philads.
Philadelphia. August 12. 1964.. anl3-88t
WHEREAS, LETTERS . TESTAMEN-
T TART upon the Sedate of HENRY R KURTZ,
deceased have been muted Ito 'the undersigned. all
Persons indebted to the said estate are requested to
make payment and those having claims against - the
same to present them to
ALFRED TIMER.,
No. 51 N. SIXTH Street.
lug HIP .
. . Rtecutor.
COAL.
THE PRESS. - PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, AUGUST 29, 1864.
ey shear
F Orooket, Books oo
W Doan, Backs co
H M Stewart. Abington
Mr Fianna & la, New York
E D Scott, Snake oo
W Jackson. B . eke no
T Neal, Now Pork
R. Kelley. New "'ark
saws.
Jonas X Grolier. Pennab'g
M Devltn, Plttsbarg
Milton El Wertz, Allentown
W P Diehl. Allentown
0 8 flint. Barn Pa
Dr Bieber, 8 l
TO.RENT--A. DESIRABLE COUN
-a- TRY BBAT, containing between four and Ave
acres, on tho Old York rose, above the five-mile stone.
The honsd le of atone, nearly new, roomy. 'and commo
dious: it has a large porter, dining-room, library, and
two kitchens on first floor, with nine chamber, and
bath-room above. The grounds are in floe condition.
and well stocked with large shade trees, numerous
evergreens, and fruits of the choicest kinds; now just
come into liberal, bearing t a large and unusually pro
ductlve vegetable garden; a copious-running stream; a
bsthlng-pond; a grOve of forest trees,. apple orchard,
Arc. ; carriage -bone, and good stabling:fur four horses.
The neighborhood is highly rural and picturesque, at
the same time convenient and long noted for salubrity.
being m ti rely. free. from malaria at ail' easons. Will
be leased to a responsible tenant for one ' to three years,
or If not satisfactorily rented, will be sold. For terme r ,
Which will be liberal, address "AIL 8.." at the oleos
of tbi, psier. mat wfmet
is FOR SALE-LA SUPERIOR FARM,
...Av. 97 acres, situated on the Pennsylvania. Central
Railroad, - 48 miles from Philadelphia. • Improvement.
consiat of a tbree.etory atone dwelling. eontaining 14
rooms, with kitchen attached, barn 60 by 60 feet. wagoa
shed, corn crib, wood bonae, and other oat-buildings:
a tenant holm. 16 acres wood land.
A rare chance in offered. Address
JOHN eAIIIIIOO..
Parkemabnpr. Amster squad: rm. •
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ELEVENTH Street, below Rate,will still treat and cure
all curable diseases, whether Acute or Chronic, without
shocks,pain, or any_inconveidence.hy the use of MAKI
TRICPTY, In its modilcatiorm and Honicsopathis Medi.
eines.
Oonemnldloo. WA and se- Inlinenza and Catirrh;
coed stakes. General Debility.
Paralysis. Diseases of the Liver let
Eldneys.
Fever and Am. Diabetes.
Congestion. Prohtosun Uteri (Palling Of
Asthma the womb).
Dyspepsia. if +mot+ I) olds, or Pilot.
Rhe Umatism. Spinal Disease.
Bronchitis. Deetness.
Testimonials at the °Zee, 164 North Eleventh street.
Office hours, 9 A. N. to 6 P. M.
DRS. BARTHOLOMEW & ALLAN.
Medical Electrician;
`orth ELWVENTH Eitreet.
TAYLOR'S ARNICA - OIL OR EMBRO
JR- CATION never falls to tmreltheamatiam.Nearalgta,
Sprains, Frosted Peet,Chapped llande,and all skin MAW
Price 25. ,and wholesale and retail byll./LTAN.
ttorDrugglet, TINTH and CALLOWHILL. miuti-ta
ALL PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH DYSENTERY, DIARRHIRA, CHOLERA NORMS,
or other disorders of the Bowels. should obtato s bottle
of DR. FAIRLAMB'S VEGETABLE CURATIVE.. se It
lies never been known to °Moe No. 1131 CAMILA
ROE Street, Philadelphia. st.l3.stothllle
MEDICINAL COD-LIVER OIL.-
: JOHN C. BAKER &CO . 718-MARKET Street,
are now receiving their smiles fresh from the Ash
.
°ries.
• The emperiority of their Oil, .in every respect, has
gained for it a. reputation and sale .beyond any other
brand in the market. To maintain it tirey- are deter.'
mined to supply an artiele that may be entirely relied
on for freshness and purity. See testimonials of Pro.
femora of. Medical Colleges. anll-theta-tf
MRS. JAMES BETTS' CELEBRATED
SUPPORTER/3 FOR LADIES—
the only Supporters under eminent medical pat,
Ladles and Phyaicians are respectfully requested to
only on Mrs. BETTS, at her residence, 1039 WALE
Street. Phila., (to avoid counterfeits .) Thirty thous:sae
Invalids have been advised by their phyeicians to ruse kee
tetleireo"9BYrigTivraciaoTtl:n4_!.l.lrth4eignTe Ual
also oat ow Stionocture. with battnictatale. orla.tatneo
r oN. SNORED AND SPICED S
Jut received.
Dealer ti fns , Groatlea,
Corner ILIVBNTH end VIA3•Sta.
ARCUIER- & REIMS
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
No. 45 North WATER Street, and
No. 46 North . DELAWARB Avenue.
Oyer for sale, at the, Loweet Market Prices, & lame
stook of
SUGAR, MOLASSES. COFFEE,
TEAS, SPICES. TO B ACCO.
• And Groceries generally, carefully selected for the
eonntry trade,
Sole Agents for the products of FITHLAN'a POGUE'S
Extensive Fruit Canning Factory at Bridgeton. N. J.
ap26.15m
MACKEREL , HERRING,, &o.
M
—2,600 bbls. ass. Nos. 1,2, an treral,late•
eanght fat ash, in assorted packages.
2,W0 bbls. New Eastport, Fortune Bay. and Halifax
Earring. -
NO boxed Labe*. Sealed, and No. :1 Herring.
ISObble.new Messithad.
260 boxes Herkimer county Cheese,_&a.,
In store and for sale by MURPHY di HOOTW_
isaS•tt - No. 140 NORTH WILLIMR.
r.A.TOUR'S- OLIVE 0114-400 B&B
-kets fresh Latour's Olive Oil, lu- lots to suit the
purcbaser, for tale by ERODES k WILLIAMS,
an2o-tf 107 South WATER Street.
- r,IICICITOW SAUCE.--THIS _ CELE
brated Sauce on hand and for tale by
RHODES a WILLIAMS.
imlo4f
,107 South WATER Street.
--
GREENOBLE WALNIITB.I.OO
bales Greene&le Wahinte, In
_prime order, for sale
R HODES & WILLIAMS,
• 107 South :WATER Street.
CORN STARCH.— 400. BOXES OS
- wego and Duryes's Corn Starch; alse,M boxes Mel
newt. (or wile by • RHODES a; VILMA SR,
an2o-tt 107 - South WATER Street.
T AWTON BL A.CKBERRIEB - HER
-=-A radically Sealed, prepared this season` and re-'
(*Wed direct from oar factory, at Bridgeton, N. J. and
for sale by RHODES & WILLIAMS,
anZl:tf 107 South WATER' Street.
Tl7lrU Tiliii3lls,
RB&911011PARY. .ome• SIN
OREATNIIT Street, forwarda mrftle, Packages, Mu.
chandise, Bank Notes, aed Swift etther.loy Its owl lines or in connection With other Srpress CO eel
to all the principal Towns and Cities Itt t he Unites
States, Z. 8. SA FORD,
• fe27 General Saps tertdent.
•
TOBACCO AND PIPES FOR THE SOL
DIRRS. -- Subscriptions in moneyor contribution
or sifts of Tobacco and floes will be received for the
AMY by B. & G. W. BLUNT,
No. 179 WATER Street, New - York;
or, J. T. VAN vrAcir. Bicker. '
Office of Messrs. Einstein. Rosenfeld, 4 Co.,
5024-Ct No. 8 BROAD Street, New York City.
BRA.BB STENCIL ALPHAS STS.
M. J. MISTOLLF as SON,
101 UNION FM= BOSTON MOS..
i The only minalhotarers in the United States of Bran
Alphabets and Figetres, to any great extent or In &Br
tarlety. Sold at wholesale at the Lowest Mash Prices.
'Also. the beat of INDBLIBLB STENCIL INK, tort
'heap. Stovall Dies and all kinds of Mandl Rook. In
erniyiee or oval?' *tomtit attended to. It2l4ea
DRAIN PIPE DRAIN PIPE.
VITBIIIED TERRA COTTA DRAIN PlPE—all
elm, from 2 to 18.ineb diameter, with all kinds of
branches, bends, and traps, for sale In any 2nantatl•
2 Inch bore Per yit.rd Mc.
3 45e.
4 41 44 4 411.
,4 54.
• • .. .. " 'Mo.
TER R
6A
64 6.4 66 41 ,
COTTA CHIMITAY TOPS.
For Cottages, Villas, or City Howley, Patent Wind
;nerd 'rope, for caring smoky chimneys, froml to 8 feet
nigh. ORNAMENTAL GAILDRA VASES.
Pcontaiae Pedestals,_ and Statuary ,Idarbll3 Basta ßracketsjaei Mantel Vases •
Pair OELPHIA TERRA COTTA WORKS.
1010 CRIDITNITS Street.
;412.fmwbf S. A. HARRISON.
W OTTO B. —THE UNDERSIGNED
on N
applyiti the DEPARTMENT tot. HIGHWAYS
IdOPlDAY,Septeraber 6, at 12 o'clock AL , for a con
tract to pave W l LDEYStreet.from Shackamaxon street
to Columbia (late Hancock street) avenue, 'in the Eigh
teenth ward, the following-named property .owners
baying signed for the work. and the Department of
Highway e having appointed the above day to hear 0b490
tions thereto, viz. • John Robbins 70 feet; Michael Day,
240 feet t.John Ilse., 20 feet; H. hi. Slngerman,27 feet;
A. M. Levering; feet; - Clement Keen, 68 feet; Elisa
beth Bradshaw, 60 feet; Wm. G. Seddlnger. 80 feet; O.
f3ehledt, 20 feet; Henry Rowan, 40 feet; H. M . Cade 90
fact; John Dorlan.:Bo feet; 000. F. Plaids, 48 feet; Wm.
Bantarood, 20 feet.
an24-sefmn• JOSEPH JOHNSON.
lOrtrirMirlS
Not only lINEXCILLLIII), but llNBtatratLED insortir
of Tone and Power, detained especially. for Camelia'
and &loots, but found to be equally well adapted as
the Parlor and Drawing Room. Por sale only by
K. M. Bltilelf
No. lit North BIVRATH Bina.
Also, a eozaplato assortment of the Perfeet Moiodoom
sonstantly on hand. anliWts
3 PHRENOLOGICAL ICEAMINAj
TlOllB, with tall descriptions of ehawaoM i livsa
an
DAY d BYE/UW(4IT 0
mlnfristfts We. -%5 Steivith TlllVErgeritit
BUY YOUR MATCHES BEFORE
aertember MO arose for sale by
.
14L-1.T,2X, / _44.. / k l li A 44
TO LBT—TIOI M__ ND , Ala
JR. Atiuth Moors at SSD Na OO
m=THIRD Week throlMh
Oberch a ll ey. mie-tf
di Fon SALE OR TO LET-1 1 HE. DE
BIRABLB brit& DWBLLINO. corner er Wood and
BIIIA streets, Borlingkpa. 12. J. Lot 36 feet by 226 feet.
with stable. &c. Rest tion Apply to
R CRADDOCK,
801 CEIRSTNITT_ StroAt.
Or, FRANKLIN WOOL I/ AN.
• BURLINGTON. 1.4. w JereeT,
an26.fmwety
el FOR fI'ALLE —DB t IRA.BLE PRO-
Ana PARTY known se the "Olympic Theatre," Gen
titMinit 60 feet 6 inehee on the eolith e.de of Hue strait.
and 127 feet on the eact aide of Bread street, between
Second and Third etreet,,, formerly the kbuarlan
Church property. Apply to J GUILD 611LLETTB.
an 2- =vet' St No. 245 @oath FLY rU Street.
a FOR SALE 'OR EXCHANGE-A.
mem very desirable Suburban RESIDENOE, ahout two
miles out, with Stables, Coach-hone.. large Garden.
Ora r>, Bc. ; lot 100 by 320. For further partlonlars
apply to
B PETTIT, • •
anNt.ttf 323 WALNUT greet.
fit FACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE
Alga — Sitnate N. W. corner of Prankford road aid NorrU
street. Lot IEO feet on Prankford road and 414 fest In
Words street.
• .
Six three. story Brick Dwellings on Frankford.
One lour-story Brick Factory Buildin, 83 by 13 test
On Norris atreet, with two-story brick attached, 93 by
feet. containing cotton iriacbinery, engine, and boilers.
For fortber information apply at northeast corner 01
ISKVIINTB and BP.RDCB Stmts.
ILARGE AND VALUABI E PRO.
PERT! FOR SALE.—The ve . 3 l 3 iltrgB and coramo•
dione LOT and BUILDING, No. CHERRY Street,
near the centre of business, containing 60 feet on Chen,
street, depth 10 feet, being 76 feet nude on the rear of
the lot, and at that width opening to a Large oart-NS.I
boding to Cherry street. advantages of
SIZE AND POSITIOS
are rarely met with.
Apply at the once of Christ March Hospital.
J 4
. .No. 226 WALNUT Street.
di FOR SALE, 'VERY CHEAP.--
ANILAIRoc AND HANDSOME REsrDSNCgg ,, South
west corner of FORTY-FIRST and WESTMINSTER
avenue. Twenty-fourth ward; 13 rooms, sae. hot and
cold water throughout the house, stable In rear of dot,
fine fruit and shade trees.
Size of lot. 120 feet front by 170 feet deep.
Price $lO,OOO, cle desirableb , anoe. Terms easy.
also, Two 'veryCOTTAGNS; ma El &LEY
Street, near Westminster avenue; have all modern im
provements, 10 rooma.
Size of tote, each 26 feet front by 116 feet deep.
Price s3,ooo,eacb. Tet ms easy.
Also, a number of desirable lionsea, at from $l.BOO
•
each to WONG, in ell parts of the city. gorily to
SAMUEL P. BtrYORINSON, or
WARREN COCILSTO If IYe ; X 24 ,
. - F , ..m:11 - 21XTEI Street.
MEDICAL.
GRocualues. •
NEW 'NO. 1 MACKEREL,
ALBERT O. ROBERTS,
)tAii
COTTAGE ORGANS.
PXNWYLVAJUL
Fib CENTRAL RAILROAD.
- •
THMADRLPHIA TO PITTSBURG us YlL7t POP.
BLS TRACK .
TEOI SHORT ROUTE TO THE WNST.
Trains leave the Depot at ILIVENTH and NAIRN,
Streets, as follows:
Nail Train at.... PIM A. IL
Fast Line at .....»...:.............,., II A. Y.
Throunb ExEreersa w — —lpso r. N.
Parkesburg Train. No. 00
Parkasharg Train, No. 4, at. 1.60 T. N.
Harrisburg Actommoliation 'gas UV T. N.
Lancaster Train at 4.00 r. xt.
Paoli Accommodation Train. tlearingWest
Philadelphia) &Oil T. M.
The Through Bxpress Train rase daily—all the outer
trains dallx,exml, Stinday
411 -
Flf PI URG AND THE WWI.
The Mall Train, Fast Line, and Through ExPreal sOl
- at Pittsburg with through trains on all the diverg
ing roads from that rota, North to the Lakes. West to
the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers, and Baulk and
Southwest to all points accessible by Railroad.
INDIANA BRANCH RAILROAD.
The Through Express couneeta at Blairsville Wog'
section with a train on this road for Blairsville. In
diana, &a
EBENSBURG d ress ESSON BRANCH RAILROAD.
The Throug Train connects at Cresson at
10.46 A. N, with a train on this road for Ebensburg. A
train also leaves Cresson jar Ebensburg at 8.46 P. IL
HOLLIDAYSBURG BRANCH ]ROAD .
The Nail Train and Through Express conneet at Al
toona with trains for Hollidaysburg at I. Id T. M. and
40 A. IL
rrROME eAD craw:raw) BRANCH RAILROAD.
The Through Express Train connects at Tyrone with
trains for
Band' Ridge, Phillipsburg, Port Matilda.
Mashers, and Bellefonte.
HUNTINGDON AND BROAD-TOP nArratoAD.
The Through Entrain' Train connects at Huntingdon
With a train for Hopewell and Bloody Run at 6.68 A AL
NORTHERN CENTRAL AND PHILADELPIIELA AND
ERIE RAILROADS.
Jon StrABITAY,. WILLIAMSPORT, LOOZ Baru'. and all
points on the Philsuielphia and Erie Railroad, and .Ele
FBOGWRBTEX., BII7PALO LSD NLAGILSA PAWL
itengers taking the Nail , at 7.N A. AL-, ant
e Through Express, at 10.80 P. N., daily (exeept &us
days)._go directly through without change of 4111‘
tween Ph il adelphia and Williamsport
For TORN. ANOVER, and GETTYSBUISM,NUt
trains leaving at 7.26 A. M. and 2.30 P. M., eonireet at
Columbia with trains on the Northern Central Railroad.
CI7MBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD.
The Mail Train and Throne!. Express connect at Hat
risbnravvith trains forCarlisle. Chamberaburg, and Ha-
IrOritowE.
• WAYNESBURG BRANCH RAILROAD.
The trains leaving at 7.83 A. N. and ISO P. N. funned
at Downington , with trains on thin road for Waving
btu"( and ar. :awn:mediate stationi.
MANN'S BAGGAGE EXPRII3B.
An /went of this reliable Express Company will paw
, through each train before reaehing the depot, and LIMN
Iry checks and deliver baggage to any part of the city.
For further informetlo_ apply at the Passanger
Vol S. L corner of „ELEVENTH and MARKET Wrests.
JAMES COWDEN, Titbit Agent.
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
Aa Emigrant Accommodation Train lOSTAII NO. LAI
Dom street daily (Sundays excepted). at 4 o'eloek P.M.
Tor tau informations pply to
FRANCIS FUNK. Emiirrent,Agent,
137 DOOR Streit.
13.
]Cr Ms route freightsTß ofEGEIT all d sax be reel
Warded to and from any point on the ads of O_lgo.
XEmtneky, Indiana, Illinobs, Wisconsin. lowa, or Mg.
bowl, by rattroaddtreet, or to any 'port onthe naeriga-
We rivers of the Went, by steamers from Pittsburg.
For fiLlight eontraots or ehipping direotionk amply to
OISPON. Jr.. Philadelphia.
21 1 31141 General 008 LEW Generalthxperintendont. Altoona, Pa.
186 4 1. NEV R Alire n dils. 1864.
!HE CAMDEN AND AMBOY• AND PHILAD_IILPEd
AIM TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANY - I
LINEB,_ FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
• NEW YORK AND WAY PLAONN,
r►ILL o LSAVE
AS FOLLOWO-1111:
F
At A. X.. via Camden and Amboy. 0. and A. As-
AIR
sommodation.
At 8 A. X , via Camden and Jame], 0141, Morning
Express • --•
Atd A. X, Tin Camden and Jersey City. II Clam
Tleirtrt.
.At 1!•11, via Camden and Amboy. 0. and A. As
stommodation ••• -•-- I X
14 2 P. XK. via Camden and Amboy, (1 and A.
Camden • and
via Ambo *. y. Aecoramoda
time, (Freight and Passenger). ..... ..... . 111
.A 2 6P. , via Camden aid Amboy, Aecommods
. lion, (Freight and Passenger)-let Class Ticket .. f2ll
• • Do. do. Id Class d 0....., 150
At t. P. X , via Camden and Amboy, Aceommoda.
tion. (Freight and Passenger-Ist Class Ticket ••S 15
Do. do 2d Class d 0..... 150
For Manch Chunk,
Allentown, Bethlehem. Belvidere,
Naston . , Lambertvile. Flemington, Ac.,at 3. 30 P. K
For I.ambertyilla , and intermediate laminas. at 5
• nor Metall Holly, 2wanrsille, and Pemberton, at tA.
K 2 , and 6 P. M.
For Freehold at BA. X and P. N.
For Palmyra, Riverton, Delano>, X
Beverly, BarlLag
r -
ton, Florence, Bo d town, dm., at 6A. , /.2 X. 1.
11.80. 6. and 6P. M. e The 3.30 and 5 P. X lines• ran di
rect through to Trenton.
Nor Palmyra, Riverton, pennon, Bever*. and Bur
lington. at 7 P. M.
Steamboat Trenton, for Bristol Barlington. Beverly. Torresdale, and Tacony, at 9.80 1. M. and 30 P. N.
LINES FROM KENSINGTON DEPOT LEAVE
AS FOLLOWS.:
At A. X (Night), via Ken_eington and Dim Tort
Washington and New York Mall.
At 11 16 A. M., via Kensington and Jersey City,
.-.
AM. MX., via Kensington - ad ......... City, Ex.
Ag. 76 P. M., via Kensington I (4)
aahington turd New York Express . . . 3, 00
ll_andy. Lines Leave nt 4 A. M. and 6.46 ...
For Water Gap, Stroudsburg ; Scranton , Wilkesbarne.
ifontrose, Orea t Bend, Manch Chunk, Allentown, Beth.
/ehern, /delvidere, Beaton. Lambertville, Flamingtos.
he., at 7.15 A. Id This line connects with the Mein
baiTinff Easton for . Manch Chnuk at 3.30 P: M.
For Lambertville and intermediate us done, at 6 P. N.
For Bristol, Trenton, iks. AS 7.16 and 1L II A. X.. egg
5 P. M.
.For Holmeeburg, Tasony,'Wisconoming, Bridesbarg.
and Frankford, at 9A. ,6, 6,96 , and Sr. X..,
- For New York and Way Lines leaving wombat
ton Depot, take the cars.on Fifth street, above Waling
Ulf an hour before departure. The ease ran into the
Depot, and on the arrival of suit train run front the
Depot
MY Pounds of Baggage only allowed sash
maiens i
Passengers are prohibited from taking anyt as
age but their westing apparel. All baggage over
pounds to be paid for extra. The Company limit the
r•esp for.baggage to One Dollar per jp . tonnd., sad
Wlli not be liable for any amount beyond $llO, =HIS
by special contract.
Graham's Baggage Express will call for and deliver
at the Depots. Orders to be left at No. 3 Wel
tairsaA. WILLIAM H. CATNXER. Agent.
Aug. 8,1864.
LINES • FROM NRW YORK 'FOR rnaralmraquA.
WILL LEANT FROM vu FOOT OF conarLAND exam,
At 12 M. and 4 P. 14., via Jersey Olt? _ and Camden.
At 7 and 10 A. M., and 6P. and 12 (1411rht). TIA Jar
say City and Kensington.
From the foot of Barclay street at 6A. M. -acid P. M..
via Amboy and Camden. • • •
From gler No. 1, North river, at 12X,4, and
(freight and passenger,) Amboy and Or-
Witimpw PHILADELPHI A,, WILMINGTON. AND BAWL.
MOBILBAILEGAD.. • • .
• " • TIME TABLE.
On and after MONDAY, Ananst lat, 1.884. PaAsenger
Trains leave Philadelphi a for
Baltimore at 4. ( ress, Mondays ersepted.) B.IX
Az M., 12 M.,.2. 80 and I AO P.. M.
-
Cheater at 8.00, 11.18 A. If., 1.80, 2.30, 4.30, 6 And 11
'P. Ai.
Wilmington at 4.80, (Mondays azosktedo 8.00. 11.18
'A. M. , 1.90, 2:90, 4.90. 6, 10.30, and nr N.
• Nev Castle at 8.06 A. M. and 4.80 F. X.
Dover at & 05 A. IL and 4.30 P. IL •
Milford at 8.06 A. M.
Salisbury at 8.06 A. M.
TRAINS POE PHILADELPHIA LEAVE
Baltimore at 9.46, 9.40 A. (Express.) 1,10..6.26andl
10.26 .
inag M.-
Wilmtol3 at 1.48, 6.45, 91 IL. 1241. L
La% 7 ana. 9.10 P. 11
Ballebruy at 11.65 A. K.
Milford at 2.46 P. M.
Dover at LBO A. M. and 4.16 P. M.'
New Daigle at 8.32 A. M. and 6.27 P. IL
ChefliG? at 7.46, 9.40 A. M., 1, 1.46, 4-494 5, 7.16 aati
9.40 P. X
Leave 'Baltimore for Sallebrury and Intermediate As.
Hone at 10.26 P. M.
Leave Baltimore'for Dover and intermediate dinar
at I. 10 P. M.
THAI= FOE BALTIMORE • • • •
Leave Chester at 8.40 A. M., 3 05 and 11.06 P. AL
Leave Wilmington at 6.26, 9.2 i 8.49-
P. X
Freight Train with Passenger Oar attached will NMI*
Wilmington for Perryville and intermediate pleas. sa
7.46 P. M.
SU NDAYS.
From Philadelphis to Baltimore emir at 4:31) A. 11.'
Proman.. nt.
Philadelptila to
and 11 P. M. Wilsam L
iton at SO A. IL /0•80.
From Wilmington to Plaladeleitie at 148 A. K. aid
IP. M.
Only at 10.25 P. M.-from Baltimore to Pltiladelphilt.
sal • • • H. F. BIiNNBY, Buret.
. . NO' P. 8.101.
• SYLVANIA NALLROILD—
!or BETHLEHEM.' DOYLEBTOWB. MAWR CHITMS,
ALSTON, WILLIAMSPORT, WILIERSBARRN, Ana
BUMMER - ARANOEMBNT.
Pasteinter Trains leave the new Depot, THIRD Simnel,
above Thompson street, daily (Sundays excepted). as
follows:
At 7 A. N.' (Unrest]) for Bethlehem, Allentown.
Manch Chunk. H . asleton, . Williamsport. Wilkes
bane. no.
At 8.46 P. M. (ltrpreso for Bethlehem, Reston, lac. At LB P. AL for Bethlehem, Allentown. Mani&
Chunk.
For Doylestown at 9.76 A. M., 3 P. X and 4 It P. IL
For Fort Waahlngton at 10.16 A M. and 11 P. At.
For Lansdale at G. 16 P. M.
While ears (lithe Second and Third- ottreete Line pity
Passenger run directly to the newTDepot.
TRAINS
at
PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Bethlehem at e.sa A. . 9.80 A. It, and 6.07
P. M.
M Leaye DoylestownDoylestownat 6.40 A. M., &46 P. N., and 7 P.
Leave Lansdale at 6 A. IL
LILTS Fort Washitigton 011.36 A. M. sad 2P. X.
ON SUNDAYS.
Philadelhis for Bethlehem at 9 A. X.
Pilllsdelppida for Doylestown at 8 P.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 7.20 A. X
Bethlehem for Pltiledillphis At 4 P. N.
nue CLARK, Arad.
. 864 ,.. OLIIrDNN AND A.T. isgA_
L
TIC RAILROAD. vs.,
..611dAgNININgilil
131TXX311 • diGIANOEMBNT,-T'l . lBoUGli IX .TWO .
• - • U RS,
FOWL TRAINS TiAI .H I O ,Y T B 's ATLANTICIPITY.
On ant alter MONDAY. July 4th., trains V.ll Maim
VlNXlllrset Ferry as follows:
Mail
WM. • . ».» 7.90 A.X.
Preight, with passenger car attached.. • ............ 9.16 A.M.
Express (through in two hours). • ••••••-•...• ••••••• • 2.00 RIL L
Atlantic Accommodation ..................... 4.16 M..
Junction Accommodation '
..•• »• 6.90 P.
RETURNING, leaves Atlantis: . , -
Atlantic Acoommodation 11.114.411.•• ••••••••••• 5.46 ALM..
Itzpress • 4.•••• ...00..... • • 7.08 A. 1L
M'might-- —.........—. ........ • ..............«...11.50 A. M.
ail .........-- 4.48 P.M.
Junction Accommodation. . • .-_.. 5.22 A. M.
• Fare to Atlantic, St Ho n e d - trip Tickets. (goad only
for the day and train on which they are issued. ) IS,
EXTRA 11A_DDONIFIRLD TRAINS •
Leave Vine street at 10.16 A. H. and 1 P. 114.• Leave Haddonfield at 11.46 A. M. and 2.46 P.M.M •
05 SUNDAYS,
Mail Train for Atlantic leaves Vine street 10.110 A. M.
Leaves. Atlantic at 4.48 P. M.
isBo-teal - EVO. G. BRUNT.' /lent,
-
aitamiNLNEW RAILROAD
I NE NO RTIL—PHILADEL.
PHIA TORROOKLYN—THROVOH IN FIVE 11011 SOL
FARE TWO DOLLARS--EXOUESION TICKETS
THREE DOLLARS-000D POR THREE DAYS._
On and after MONDAY, Ancnst 1, ISM, trainsl.ll
leave foot of VINE Street.llPhiladelphirt, EvflßY
MORNING, at 8 o'clock. Sundays excep te d thence - by
Camden and Atlantic and Raritan and Delaware Ray
Railroads to Port Monmouth, and by the commodious
steatner - Jessejloyt, to foot of At/antic street, Brooklyn.
Returning, leave Atlantie-street wharf every day.Rhea
-4,l6.lVatftleel're to New York are notl ged not to
apply for palmate hy this line, the State of New Jersey
having granted to the Camden and Amboy monopoly
the exclusive privilege of carrying passengers and
freight between the gibes f l'ilnbiphLa and Reit
York P. GNITTS;
liY3lfl•tt General Superintendent.
-
•- AND ELMIRA IL R. LINE.
11384. SPRING AND SffMAIRR
ifENT. ARRANGE. 1684.
*For WILLIAMSPORT, SCRANTON , ELMIRA, /3117-
PALO, NIAGARA. PALLS, CLEVELAND TOLEDO
TOLRDO.
• CHICAGO, DETROIT, MILWACKEIL onercnostATi.
ST. LOCIS, and all points In the West and Northwest.
:Passenger Trains leave Depot of Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad, corner BROAD and - OALLOWHILL
Streets, at 8. M. and &SO P. M.. daily, except Sew.
days.
!QUICKEST ROUTE from Philadelphia to point/ 11
Northern and Western Pennsylvania, Western New
York, & Ate.
-For !falther information apply at the Miles, A.W.
corner MIRTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
JOHNN HORN Ticket,
S. Kazis, Oens=at,
m 719 tt TIIIIITIENTH and CALLOwmALWEE.
137 - .4111'R B E 1T
WALNUT- RAILK LINES PROM
STREET FIRE.
Extra Express train to ()ape 3DAT on sicuRDAYs at
6.16 P. M., returntnr on MONDAYS at 7 A. M.
- THROUGH IR THREE HOURS.
FARE th 3.
;sactrßsicirr pical . rs, good to retard I. " 7 trai n
on MONDAYS, 14;
Return tickets:win be good forsl, on - neeount - of pas
sage from Gaze Mil ally day _within two weeks, If me.
seated to - the riCwladiftra.. at the Ohm.
Theme trainti will not take any way passengers, nor
Mop except to take in.w0424 and water. •
Regular trains leave . dally..eXcePt SUD4 3 7I, as rgi•
Iowa:
From Philadelphia at 6 A. M. ,10 A. X., 4.10 P. M.
Prom Cape May at A. M., IL4tS A. H. 6.10 P. M.
paerongere having bagffi are oltrtionlarlY reg
itagq ti 1141494
to have it ready for chat at an early hour.'
us RENSSELAER,
• ie • • •
RAILROAD LINES.
18i r'r- 1 1864.
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIN ELUL
',DAD. -This great line . Minima the Northern mull
Northweet comities or Funrusylventa to the elig of Erie.
on Lake &rte.
It has been leased by the PIINNSTLVAIIIA RAIL
MAD 'COMPANY, and tinder their movie's is Wad
rardirePened throughout Its satire length.
It to now in sum for Passenger and Freight brininess
frOlso,Barrisburg to Eit. Mary's (216 on the MlA
the Western D
egn Division, andivision. nel to from Shed Aria CIO miles), on
gan 01 Pasmusona Ingres ea rarLemiILPAIAL.
- Lean Westward.
..... • ---. LOA. X.
reu........... ..- —10.30 P. Y.
run through withont chasms bo th . ways on thew
trains between Philadelphia and Lock Haven. and be
tween Baltimore and Lock. Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Oars on- Uprose Trains both ways
between Williamsport and Baltimore, and
port and Philadelphia.
For-Information respecting
_Fhli,silsenger businosig it =
at the B. B. corner ELEVIDITHeand MARKET
And for Freight business of the Coze_pan.._Ants:
S. B. KINGSTON, Jr., corner THIltTh5/1711 end
IdABKRT Streets, Philadelphia.
3. W. REYNOLDS, Erie.
J. IL DRILL, Agent N. g. E. R. Baltintora.
a. adtrsTois,
General Freight Agent Philadelphia.
LEWIS r. nbupr;
General 'Ticket&tent Philadelphia.
JOSEPH - D. iNarre,
Omura itanager,•Williamsport.
angiplAN WEST JERSEY
RAILROAD
COMMENCINO MONDAY. JUNE 20, 1,934.1rcra
110T-SYREBT TIER.
R OAPs Y.
At 6 and 10 A . M. an d 4.30 PAL
For Salem and Bridgeton at 9 A_ M, and 4 P.M
For 0 aesboro at 5.9. and 10 A. M., and 4 and 4.30 P. at
For;Woodbu.y, Gloucester. & e., at 6 and 9A. K. 12
K , And 4 made Pill
RETURNING TEAMS.
Leave Gape Mey at 6 and 11 46 A. M.. and 9.10 P. IL
Leave Millythe at 7.40 A.M. and 162 and 6.50 P.ll.
'Leave Salem at B.A. M. and 1.15 P.M.
Leave Bridgeton at 6. 15 AM. and L3O P.M,
'Leave Glassboro at 7.10 and 8 .95 A.M.. and 9. zt,3, and
1.60 PieM.
Lea Woodbury at 7, 7.40. and 8.04 A. M.. and 2. E 606 60. 812 P.lll.
Tbsrentar JERSEY . EXPRESS COMPAIS7, OSe• S
WALNUT Street, will call for and deliver Baggage, and
attend to all the :usual branches of Express business.
Heavy articles taken by O A. M. line only, and must be
sent to the office the evening previous. Perishable
articles by this line must be sent before ag A. Y. •
A special messenger accompanies eaeb train
jelB-if J. VAN RENSBEL ABR. So. armada:lk
0111§AINIE WEST CHESTER
ROAD via MEDIA, AND PHILADELPHIA RAIL
SUM,)B.R ADRANOREENT—ORANGE OP DEPOT,
On and after MONDAY. May 23, 18M, the trains wit!
leave Philadelphia from Deeet eorner of THIRTY.
VERT and. MARKET Streets Meet Phlledelp_hlab at
dud 11..06 A.M. and at . 2 30, 4.46, and 7 P.M. Leave
P.
Weet XL Chester at 6.20 . 7,46, and 11 A. M., and at 2 and I
.On Bandage, leave Philadelphia at 8.80 A. M. and LK
F.M. Leave West Chester at BA. M. and 6P. M.
The trains leaving Philadelphia at 8.00 L. M. and 4.41
P.M. , and West Chester at 7.46 A. M. and 6P. M., son.
nest with trains on the P. and 111.
_R. for Oxford and
intermediate taints. MIRKY WOOD,
apt • General fitmerintendinit
aimpag RARITAN AND
DILAWARE BAT RAILROAD
r( out Branch. !Caton, Manchester, Tom's River,
Barnegat, B ed Bank, dm.
Orrand afterr•MOADAT August let, Trains will leave
CAMDEN, for LONG RANCH. at BA. M. Returning
will leave Long Branch at 12.45 P. M.
THROUGH IN FOUR HOURS DIRECT BY RAIL.
A Freight Train, with plummier ear attached, will
start for Stations on the main line, dolly. from EN (Ftindaa exce . t 9
OAY
DStance con v ect at p Woo a dman B i d and Manchester for
Barnezat and Tom's River.
Stages will ' also connect at Farmingdale ' for Point
Pleasant, &man Village, Blue Ball, and Our Honer
Tavern.
For farther Information apply to GoloPaara
L. B. 00LB. at Cooper's Point Camden.
WI .'F. GRIFFITTS, 37L. •
fitimers4 fhmarltotoikasaft.
INSURANCE.
TNBURANCE COMPANY OF THB
-a- STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. —OFFICE WALNUT
EXCHANGE BUILDLNOB, North side of
Street, between DOCK and THIRD Street', PhHada.
Vida.
UNCORPORATKD 13 1794-CInHARTEROO, PERPETUAL.
ITA LOOO.
PROPERTIIIS O FT
HE COMPANY, FEBRUARY 1.
.1864 1515,817
ILLEINIL FMB, AND .
INLAND TRANSPORTA7/03
INSIIMAISOM.
DIRECTORS.
Henrry D. tTherrera, Tobias Wagner,
(Marlea Mattabeater. Thomas B. Wattscon.
William S. Smith. Henry 0. Freeman,
William R. White. Charles S. Lewis,
George H. Stuart, .George 0. Carson.
Samuel Grant, Jr. Edward O. Haight,
John B. Antra.
HENRY D. dent.
. -
Wassail( RAParn. - EleastaroSHE. nREED. Presiolg-tr
A NTlnuerric INBITRANCE COM
4-.-PANY —Authorised Capital 11400,000—CHARTIR
FEMPSTLIA.L.
°Mee no. 3111 WALNUT Street, between Third and
Fourth atreate, Philadelphia.
This Company will insure against Lose or Damage by
Fire, on *Manta, Furniture, and Merchandise acne
.alio. Marine Insurances onSreesels, Cargoes and
Freights. Inland Insurance to all parte of the Union.
DIRECTORS,
William Esher. Davis Pearson.
D. Luther, Peter . &Agfa.
Lewis Andenrled. J. E. Baum •
John E:Blackiston. William F. Dean.
Joseph Itandeld, John Ketcham.
RSHER. President.
WM. F. DILL Moe Presidet.
IF.'FL Sum Veraskay. • apS-tt
.DEILAWAIIE3III7TITAL -SAFETY
re
/31100BP0BATIED BY TFOialitt CB
niti OF PI OOMPAMI
SYLVANIA. 2886. 0/710/ a IL CORNER THIED'AIfD WIMPY no..
PHILAARLPRIA,
ON VESSIEUe, KARMIC lIIBURINOS
CABO° To all Tarts of the worfilL.
/REleity.
INLAND 111SURAIO1
Oa Goods by Elver,
of Cpart e anal, Lake,_sad Land Oarstalse
to all the MAI
YIES 111EffilLA1021/ M
On Merehandlse
_generally.
On Stores. Dwelthort Rotates, ass.
ASSETS 07 THE COMPANY. NOY. 1. ins.
cum= united States Five per cent: Loan—. 4E,103 16
76.000 United States 6 per cent. Lola, 6-20 s. yodiggl 00
20.000 United States 6 per cent. Loan 1881.. 22.000 00
40.000 United States 7 3-10 per sent. Treasn
ryy Ntes. .. ..... 0,260 IX(
LAM State of PeniinyWita7 I 7 111 1.. 0016 -
Loan. ..... 100,707 16
54.000 State of TenitsYlVaNia, PM gail7
Loan
118,060 Philadelphia city POr Leen.. 127,628 00
40,000 State of Tennessee 6 per cent. Loan— 11,000 60
mom Pennsylvania Railroad. let Mortgage
6 per cent. Bonds MO 03
WOW Penneylianta u.ailroad. ad Mortgage
6 per cent. Bonds - woo co
15,000 100 Shares Stock Germantown n — ane
Company, principal and interest
ensrantied by the eity• of Phila
delphia. AND N)
COI 100 Shares Stook
road Company_ 1,225 00
6.100 100 Shares Stock II orth Pennsylvania
Railroad Company . .. . 2,610 CO
2/.0/0 United States Certilcatesofindebted.
geese SLIM CO
178,700 Loans on Bond , and mortgage. MP&
secured. 123,71:0 00
11791,7E0 Par Cod. $738,737 I 2 marketvisno.• 4794. 200' 60
Beal
Estate.. ....... ....... 811,6611
BUM receivable for Insnranees made. .._,»„ 107. ort
Nalanaul due at Ageneles—preminnis on" Ma
rine Policies, scorned interest, and other jou
debts due the Company
Scrip and Stock of emndry Insttranse aid
other Companies, AMA estimated value— L SOS CO
Cash on deposit with United State
Government,' lrabieei to ten days'
eall«.. .80,000 00
Cash on tret;;; 1 1,14Manki5........... 88481 • E
Cask la Drawer 200 1900
ULM B
Wed Awows.
Robert Barton,. •
Simnel E. Stoke.: ,
P. Penleion.
Wi l liam
G. B on ito*;n
zdward Darlington.
K. louse Brooks,
Jacob P.
McFarland.
Joshua
B. McFarland.
Joshua P. Byre,
Spencer Mcllvalns
Sohn B. Semple, Plttebrart
L. B. Berger, Pittsbarg.
O. MUM President.
DAVIS, Vise President.
isle
Timm O. Rand, •s; .•,
&biz 0. Davis,
Jdmisnd A. Sender,
TheophUnsTanldins,
John R. Penrose,
&MIS Tragnair,
lien l 7 0. Dallett, Jr,
James G. Rand,
illieun 0. Ludwig'
Joseph R. Seal.
Dz. E. Heaton.
" [ ugh
Georae
ara 0.
% Lelper.
Charles May;
into
.r omi
EXIMIr L2IIIITIX.
FAMB INSURANCE COMPANY,
• Not 406 CHBSTICUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
FIRE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
DIRWITOES.
• Francis N. Bock. John W. Byernisas.
?thanes RichardsoN. Robert B. Potter.
o:3l4_ry Lewis, John Kessler, Jr..
4. Davis, Z. D. Yiroodruf,
P S. Jostle_ ,e Charles Stokei.
(Norge A. West, Joseph D. Ellis.
FRANCIS N. BllFOß„President.
ca•ia RICHARDSON, Vice President.
W. L Brtyrosrsap. Secretary'. }al4-11
Amlnti-cAx FIRE INSURANCE
• COMPANY. limoorated 1710. CHARTER Plat.
PitTEAL. No. 310 WALNUT Street. above Third.
Philadelphia.
Haying a large paid-up Capital Stock and Surplus in.
vested in sound and available Securities, continues to
insure' on Dwellings, Stores , Furniture,. Merchandise,
Vessels in port and their Cargoes. and other Personal
Property. All lessee iliberally mad promptly %diluted.
DatECTORS.
Thomas R. Mar% James R. CaMPbell,
John Wale ,h -
Samuel C. Morton, gdmand G. Thank.
Charles W. Poulther,
Patrick Brady. 'erne' Morris.
John T. Lewis,
THOMAS B, MARA.
President.
AllsanT 0. L. CRAWFORD. Secretary. fen-E.
so
JiWAX L P. ROLLIVEPSWiIk• WWGRAVBEV X. EfIAPPIL
HOLINBILAD
INSURANCE AGENCY_,
NO. al; wAijuT STREET, PHILA.])
1, 11
Rage for the M 1:10t
yr°, FIRE URARON 00
or New York. Tirr:.
MiiiretTiria - D a ell ra:
ate W llllOll AGENCY
Annts tsar the' • PRIDILEarigh.•
IFOBWICH !IRE lABITAANCI co.;
pr Norwiek,_Oonn.
igHASTSEND
ZAPISENCIIB PRILASINLYELIA aniborliyi
John Or Mao. { Messrs. L end ' &Oa
False. W ha rf & Co. &tesers.Chns. do.
Messrs. Conn & Altentrui. Meuri.W; H. Lamed & Co.
.147-ern
1011111,1 ROLLDFISMIAD. WM. I. MUNN&
gOLLENSHEAD, & GRAVES,
UMW AGYNOT, 11A WAL.III)7
delnlas. *tette for the
ALB orrf Fiat. rinstrwoi to.. •
tom, OF ALiteelF. . •
'1313 RICLX&NOX 111131111&1 4 108 CIOR-
P •
A2I Y or nnEGADELFRIA.
iseornorated in 1841. Charter Pcmaignal.
071 1 102 Ao. *OW MKT STRRYer.
Insures against lose or e by TIDE goad,
Mores, and other Builano; Lind d or perpotnali aM
on Furniture Goode Wares, and Merchandise
43A.Prrii. Roo Cob . ABUTS saav:in N.
Invested in the following Securities,
First Mortgage on City Property, well wired 900 Oil
red Ratio Government Loans 000 00
adelpkts City 6 per cent . Loans —.. 60400 00
red
of Pennsylvania 6 per mint
- 113.000,000 L0an.... ..19,000 01
Penaeityanta Railroad Bonds, drat and or
sand Mortgage Lonna *•—• *OOO 00
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company 'a
. 1
per cent Loan .. . ' LOX) 00
Philadelphia and goading Railroad Co.
ilertrneco l i er ai c i e dl3 - rai 00
emit. =a. •-•- ...... -• • --- 4,600 00
conmarrial Bank of Penrurylranht Moak 10,000 03
Mechanics' Bank Moak,. . 4,040 00
(knurly Pire Inettranoe Company's Stock 1,030
Onion Manal Inenranio Company's 'Doak
of 1.600 00
Leans on Collateral', well 1,210 00
&earned retarget 4, 00
(lash in balk and on 16,111 f
IN
W
Worth at maul morkot vie
Diataoros.
Clem nogler, Robert Solana.,
Wm. It. Thompson. William Steveneoi;
Mime/ Elephant, Hampton L. Carling
.bert Steen, Marshall Rill,
William Kneeler. J. Johnson Brovu.
chaziee Leland: Shoe. R.
Esni. W. Similar. Moors.
OLIN TINGLKS, railtiat.
THOMAS a. HIM &meter?.
PELanniPlita, Januar 4. Mt Ish-g
---
__________.
VIRE ENSITRAIWE .Z2CCIIISII7IKLY.
.A. —THE PENNSYLVANIA PIES INSURAWOE 00Efo
purr. looorrated litil. Ortaft. PEE
PWITAIdo
%WO. ElO WAttrT Sireek °vomits Indeoendanool
lank (21,ompea7, favorably known to Mil' eominnnit7
for nearly fortyzeaca, eoniintuts to [mare wind Lo
or Damage by Piro, on' Pribila - or Private Buildlaall•
either D.rillaxmatly or for a lted time. Also. on Pare
nittire, &kicks of Uoodz. or Rerthandise minima ll y. ma
liberal term s l noir capital. temithar with a large 8n 1w tendLs
inveeted in the mom metal manner, whial
them to offer to the Mimed an nadonbted
the ease of lots.
DERIUTORS.
Jonathan Patterson Daniel Smith. Jr.;
Alexander Henson, John Devareax o
luao Haalehnut, Thom Salta.
TbAIII/AS Robins, Henry Linea.
J. °thing ii.m Felt
JON/CRAIN PATTERNS, dsak
WIIT.I4‘ 0. 0/10WR‘R, Munition. -
, . _ . _ .
Irstoiroirs.
SUBBlSTiikine " . 6l l ICE1).11: ARMY,
No. 20 SOUTH Street.. .
Bezrismaa..2 l U., AtOrng; Iflat _
SEALED PROPOeALS„ in dupliciee. will be rookived
at teas °aloe vitt' 121 f. on WEDNESDAY, Antrest.3lat,
for fer Dishier the United States Subsistence De
partment. delivered In 'Baltimore, Maryland. with
1,0011 BARRELS FIRST, QUALITY NEW NESE OR
PRIME MESS PORK (whichte.he stated/. to be
foil, salted, 200 pounds. meat, in full hooped oak
barrels, with two Iron hoops, meat to be free
from rest or stain, and to be repacked within,
• • this ty days of delivery. To be delivered in five
days from date of contract. Ttree barrels of
pork must be nreeented ',ample of the pork
to be deilvered, which wit' be retained until the
deify ery to made.
1,000 BBLS. PERM GROUND EXTRA FLOUR, of •
grades Nos. I and 2. The flour mast be fresh
around sad brands stated. Both. heeds to be
fully bead-lined. Flat-hooped and machine-
Bade barrels will positively be rejected. To he
delivered in twenty day. fromdate of award.
500,000 POUNDS of first quality nun , BREAD. to be
made wholly of extra or general:to flour, which
Omit be eqnel to the a andard of "inspection"
• adopted and in use by the etste•Fleer Inspectors
in thiN city. The Floor and bread Will 1111P0/ be
exsteined by the Inspector on the part of. the
' . Government. who will reject all that in the
quality of the flour or in any other respect is
' inferior to the standard samples. Bread to be
packed in boxes of fifty (50) pounds bread to each
box: boxes to be made of telly seasoned wood.
of such kinds as will impart no taste or odor to
the bread; bottom and tun of single pieces, or, it
of two pieoer, tongued and grooved together;
• boxes to be strapped with ligbt green hickory
straps. To be delivered in fifteen days from date
of award.
75,000 POUNDS PRIME WHITE BEANS (fie the, to
the bushel . , well seasoned and dry; tiackin
• goad, strong barrels, fully head Geed_ To 'be
delivered in ten days from date of award.
40,000 LBS. PRIME RICE. to be packed in now tally
bead-lined barrels, made of well-seasoned oak.
with round hickory boops—flat-boomdand
chine. ;wide barrels Will be rejected. To be de
livered In tee (10) days from date of award.
No.= LBS. OF PRIME RIO COFFEE, to be either In
double sacks or packed in barrels, like samples
to be seen in this office, fully head lined. To be
delivered in ten dap; from date of award. Sam
ples mnat be furnished.
3,000 LBS. CAREFULLY SELECTED TEA, in oriel
s-Inel packages; X.Oreen.. s 2"Sollellionst•N
Packages to be well strapped with green hicko
ry strap. and in perfect order Cargo and c h op
marks to ne rtated on the proposals. Bach sam
ple must be marked in full with the name of the
party offering, the cargo and ebop marks. price
and quantity offered. Bidders are requested to
offer not more than two samples of each kind of
Tea. To be delivered in fifteen days front data
of contract.
100,000 LBS. MOH GRADE BROWN SUGAR. to be
packed in barrels hued ampl.to be seen Intl&
office: fully bead- and to be delivered with
in eight days from date of award.
6,OOOBALLONS OF TBE BERT QUALITY OF PURE
VINEGAR, made only from cider or whisky:
free from all foreign aside or injurious sub- •
atances, and of a uniform strength; the Whisky..
Vinegar taking 28 grains bi- carbonate of pots4s .
to neutralize oats ounce troy ;
. the Older Vinegar.
as near tbe game strength as may bet tube pat ap
in b alf barrels of 22 gallons capacity—to be made •
of white oak, like sample to ba seen at this of- .
flee. Each delivery to he accompanied with
certificate of a competent Chemist, that the '
negar is of the required strength. To be deli
vered within fifteen d. ys from date of award.
SO,OCO LBS. 0001) II ak D BROWN SOAP, to be me ga
fromeltic g, and only trout good materials. free
clay, soluble glass, or other adulteration.
to have no unpleasant odor, to contain not mire
than twenty-five per cent. of water. and to be •
well dried beforebeingpackeill. To be delivered
WO" ietif ;;1 7
Separate proposals. ;
In duplic i
ate, m,47
ust be made for
each article enumerated, acid bidders may promise for
the whole or any part of each. Proposals mast be made
on blank forms, furnished at this Milne The certificate
attathed to the proposal must be signed by two respon
sible parties.
Si:press charges on samples must be prepaid, or the
Ptoereale will net be oonsidered.- Bach bid must have*
printed copy of this advertisement pasted at its head,
and must be specific in complying with all Re tarnit...
Proposalemast not be enclosed with the endtgdes, b at
be delivered separate, and - endorsed 'Propped@ Se
Subsistence Stores. " •
Persons not having the precise variety of Stores above
described, but having articles of a similar kind, are at
liberty to send in proposals for supplying them, which
will receive attention according to price and adaptation
to the wants of the service. In all oases not specially
excepted, the delivery mite; bemade at the time speci
fied, in case of failure, the United States reserves the
right to purchase elsewhere to make up the deficiency,
charging the advance paid over contract price to the
p e r l ty s foswto
ld be iv ca r r . e
fully inspected and compared
with theretained samples Returns of weights, signed
by a regular public weigher, mast be furnished, when
ever required.
Certificates of inspection by professional packers or in
apectors, other than the patty furnishing the provisions,
will be required fur meats,. certifying on the part e( toe
seller their - present quality and condition, and the
mediately preceding inspection.
The meats will also be examined and peened upon
by parties from this office on the part of the United
States,
Contractors are elpected to hold their goods 'without
expense to the United States until required for ;hip
went.
Payments to be male after the delivery of the stores.
if funds are on hand; if none on band, to be made as
soon as received.
Each tetson, or every member of a
an oat h of
allegiancepr
United
died one in this office. In addition thereto a certificate
will be required • setting forth that the articles offered
the Government, under the above advertisement, either
belocg to the party bidding, or are to be purchased or
received by them of loyal citizens for delivery to the
United States Government.
Bids Mud be legible, and the numbers must be 'writ
ten, an .yell ea expressed by ScureA.
All bide not complying strictly with the terms of this
advertierment will be refe. tcd.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
OPT ICH OP NAVY' AGENT.
•
rEILADISLPHiA. August 2gi 186 L
SEALED PROPOSAL* , will be received at tide °Moe
until WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 7th. at 12 o'clock.
M., fat the following sizes and kinds of COA.I. fot Ord-
ISO&
oases purposes, in the Racal year ending Jolts 30th.
For 'smelting,. one 'hundred and MT (150) tons of Le
litah Cool.
For r r a n o r o r!e i ig u t ;r !o o n n ( 0 12 r eof Le
red d lli fi n f t t l y CO. )
tons
of
Bituminous n doal.' • •
•
. .
POT braatne, soldering, etc., six hundred barrels of
Cbarcoal.
The above Coal to be of the bed quality. andlinbject
to inspection before acceptance, to be delivered tree of
expense to the Govefnmept, and alt to be delivered by
the first of November, 1684
JAMS 8: CRANNIES.
sm27-amwet ' Navy Agent.
OFFICE COMMISSARY OF SUBSIST
/NCB, go. .1328 WALNUT STREET. -
PRILADELPHTA, August 2?. 1.884.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be received
at this office until 12 o'clock 81., on THURSDAY, Sep
tember 1, 1861, for supplying for the use of the United.
State. Army, delivered in Pfitbvielehla,
4,000 le mete EXTRA SUPERFINE or EXTRA PAM
' LT FLOUR. (which to be *stated,) to have bean
ground within. twenty days,of .dateof advertise
ment, from the best winter wheat, in well-coopenid
and head-lined barrels. Name of:brand and place
of. manufacture to be stated In tho.bld • To be de
livered within ten days, - at am point in this city,
to be designated by this office.
Simples In boxes must be delivered with the propo
sals. but sot Inclosed with them, each sample to be
marked with:bidder's name, number of barrels, brand,
Ro.
' A printed copy of- this-ad veriisement mast he attached
to each proposal, and proposals must be specific in com
plying with -its terms. Each eropssal must have the
whiten' guarantee of two reeponsiblepersons for the ful
filment of ' the agreement, who will Aire bonds it re
quired.
Blank forms for proposals, containing the form of
Iftlerantes, may he had on application at this OffiCe.
Payment will be made in such fonds as may be far
:nished by the United States for the Per Pose•
: Proposals to be endorsed for
for Flour,"
and directed to ISAAC B. WISGIV,
an27-6t Captain and O. S. Vole,
pROPOBA.LB FOR HILTS, CAPS,
SHORE, DRY GOODS SEWING MATERIALS.Sic.
• READQIIALIITBSe DZPARTNYNT or WASNINGTON,
OPYICIZ or Curs? QUARTaltleteT)t,
WAsEtiteTON, August 6 . lust-
WRITTER PROPOSALS will be received at Ibis odic.
mull further notice, for furnishing the following arti
.cles for use of contraband men, women. and children
in -this Depar ment:
Brogans (russet, Ste.. ), and other serviceable Boots
and Shoes for men, women and children's wear.
Chip, felt, and woolen Bats, and cloth Caps.
Kersey, Linsey. einghams Calicoes, Blankets. and
other woolen and cotton goodk
Hickory Stripe (for shirts), Sealskins. unbleached
Muslin, woolen Socks and Burlaps.
Spool Cotton, black and white; linen Thread.
Bone suspender Buttons. /rove Buttons for coats.
White porcelain Buttons, Yarn, Needles. and other
sewing materials and trimmings.
Samples should be sent with each bid, at the expense
of the party forwarding the same.
An oath of allegiance should accompany each bid.
No verbal proposi tion will be entertained, but every •
bid, or reoditimHon of the same, mnst be in writing.
Purchases will , be made, from time to time, as the
goods are needed, under contrast or otherwise. as the
interests of the service may require.
Good security will be required , for the faithful fa/11-
meat of ally contract made under addressedisement.
Proposals should be sealed and to the un
dersigned, and endorsed " proposals for furnishing Dry
Goods; ke ' ELIAS IL GREBE'S,
Lieutenant Colonel sad Chief Quartermaster Depart
ment of Washington r, au24.lm
A' M OLOTRING AND EQUIP &( OFFUM, CINCINNATI, Ohio, Angust 23, 1364.
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned until
TUESDAY, Septembe? 6, "1864, at 2 o'clock P. M., for
furnishing this Department (by contract) with •
BOOTS,
S.
Samples of which mayßO O
be T eo EE sin at the Office of Cloth
ing and Equipage in this city.
o be delivered free of charge.at 'the U. B. Inspection
Warehouse, In this city, in good, new_ ackages. with
the name - of the party furnishing„ , the kind and gnaw..
tity of goods distinctly marked on each article and:
Package.
Parties offeritut goods must distinctly state In theli
bids the quantity the, propose to furnish, 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 alandard, otherwise the
proposal will not be considered.
A guarantee, signed by tworeeDonalble PerSOLLS, must
accompany each bid, guaranteeing that the bidder
will supply the articles awarded to him under his pro-
B.
Bld g will be opened on TnesdaY. September 6, ISM, at
t wp o'clo c k p. 3,1,, at this 'office, and bidders are re- •
quested to bepscsent.
Awards was,wmadenn W edneldayilePtember 7.
Borda will be required that the contriacts be
faithfully - • '
.• -
Telegrams relating to Proposals will not be notice d,
Blank forms of Proposals, Contreets,.and-l!ende may i
be obtained at this office. • %.
The right to reject any bid deemed .- tinreasonable la
reserved. - .
By order of Col. Thomas Swords, A. Q. IL 0. --
C. W. KOULTOB,
Captain and A. q.; hi.
an2frtseS
O FFICE OF ASSISTANT Q17.4.1/TFLR
MASTER.
PORT DELAWARE (Del. ), Let ICE 1861'.
SEALED PROPOS/LLB - I,EI be received at this office,
until MONDAY noon,29th instant: for two thousand
tone of best quaIity'NTHRACITE COAL, 2,240 lbs hpp.
the ton, stove size; to be delivered et this nest, in gook
order and condition, free from elate or other impurities.
• Two hundred .tons to be delivered on or before the.
sixth of September next, and two hundred tons weekly
theiroattor, until tt e completion of the contract.
Qood and sufficient security will be requiredlor the
faithful fulfilment of the contract.
The right is reserved to reject any bid.diemed un
reasonable. S . R. CRAICIE.
an2s 9t Captain and Assistant etlarkirttUlESEi
MARSHAL'S -SALES.
MARSHAL'S BALE.—BY vircrjA
Of a Writ of Sale, by the Hon. JOHN CADWiLA:
Dag, Jade* of the District Court of the United States ;
Si and for the Eastern District of Pennrylmmu, In a
rniralty. to me directed, will be sold at Public Sate. to
the highest and beet bidder, for cash, at RICHES Rlt's
STORE, No. 142 North FRONT Street, on MONDAT,
September 12th. 18e4., at 12 o'clock M., 235balse and
Sao of cotton, being the cargo of vessel unknonns.
lAM MILLWARD,
United States Marsh Wl gl D. of P '
PIaIaiDELPHIA, AugoOt ennsylvani
lint annt-la.of
IMPORTANT TO • HAY DEAJAI{IIB
AND CONTRACTOR/,—Parma Slavooni,
others interested in the pressing and trarutportation of
Ray and . Straw. will do well before making thoirar
tangements for the sewn to examine the " tugitgo
Press, " now In operation on the corner of MOND:
Street and COLUMBIA: Avenue.
This lay le compressed direct. and . ten tone caltbe
readily put in an ordinary box ell, and no hazard wawa
ever is incurred by the road in traneporting it.
The balsa average 400 pounds, as are only itlinalum,
by 50 lushes, by 4 feet In else. We are Prepared tosestas
out counties. aad the facilities We *scare m id eupaylay
value to the product by this Preee: -
po t farther particulars adtreas CO4:III4PiLLOOT",
Superintendent Pennsylvantaaßeetcr Praia Coswg. 7 .
Girard Hotel. Philadelphia. • anEt-ine
DENSERVO_
.
• nod alfective and dedigyarta lemerritia ga
FOR THE THIEig AyrD 'MIR.
end
ThDentihlyW recommended . by the moat statadat Dagen
e.
It le the rescdt of a titpronr6 *oozed of satemiald SZDO.
riments, axteddiog
years. a pamomt d lwarlY thin?
To a at extentili emery calehand wordy tit *um,
IT "wII.t. PEAVISET, DICA
rr lynlerll„ It will slue
FITRICNOTHRN WERE ' . 0 ' Hll , : we THE THRem
IMAIITIFITLLY %UN AND iIiBRILTIT ww - JW
,
ble strinaiiri. nice it PlavamrsoleaVA
• $3. 3L - 101 . _ eAllailL - D, .p . RT.
1113 Ox
.. Phibulelxihia„ pa.
For eals lirs Dnedsieta. leaule,
o4w CHILDREN'S CARRLCGAS:
r Arse.t. 1 , 01 4 'B = et 801 " 8 1 1 “4 11461 nialk 15 0 IMOT
V ARD O
AND FAI TOWRINTIENG,
at /11RWAIN WI kalyier4ll4,
J. R. GILMLN,
Captain and C. 8 . 11. 8: A.
S. wauewsllgtgarez. • W7L1.11.11 X 041 /e....
JOHN'2 COPS. ,11r.
g 171 3
O WANE 701INDRY, ,
r -- nmriam wABauisyros , .: , (WI
•...PIiThIDELPETA. N.- , Ali
MiainßlCK sit SO N% FOR Y
" ' BINGINSIDIS AND MACHINI6f& rhihAl.
MnfacgazeMisliarieLow Preusare gt,=l 47 goth.
il, river, and marine .!ervice. „, attain
Boners.' Gasometers, 'ranks. Iron Bell'. '.‘. suet NI
roan of all kinds, either iron° W _r _brass. ... ann
lron-frame /leas -for Gas Works, 7.11.. ''
road Stations , 4c. Cl 3
..
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the leteit:''' S Si
Proved construction.
.. liketet
Every description of Plantation llsebilv. ,
- "
Sugar, Saw, add Grist Mills, Iractics. ,? i
•,..) .
..
Steam Trains, Defecatore Filters, ►
Palroll 4 ' , '": 4141,
Sole agents for N. Altana' a Patent in. •.' •—•—,.
Dataktie. Neennyth's Patent Stearn Hanu.w.K.' b lfft
wall & WolseY'e Patent Geurrifggal is.p..
Machine. , .
, Awl]
MORGAN, ORR, ik-Co., ST
..
, GINS BUILDERS Iron Younder 3 l2
Mao}delfts and Boller Slake:N. Re. 11 17
HIZL Street, Ph il adelpia. •
...e• TT c
• • ...
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suttlipiare.
sIink,,,, EMBA N -WREICLY,t, P. 0.
....„ touching EA Oyu , . grim
(Cork itarbor.l_ The will-kw wo fa wing'
werpool. ] flew Fort.owd phadephir sowig , ..s. 11
pli e pli z ifigit na Mg Ike toll o.awgyugait s : _ 5 G
.... ~ II w.
IsTA .
• • ''''''''' • --sATrspe.l.- --_-,
lIIINaii .......01L. '' .SAITRDAV. pis
aluti. Zompoodlu ''''''''''' os Woos/. too
m oos
Ur*, r.
we.nla OP PASSIM:
.....
/yards in Gold, or its/ eoutralant In err -
C-ILBIN----- —.420 obiIIFSSILICE,.., •", 'pH
de to L0mi0n...... 85 01 do t ,31 ."„ : - a- If
do to Paris; .«... 96 CO do ge ,-,1 1.-: Street
do to Hamburg .. se co do to Er". 1 .0 113113/
=mere also forwarded to Havre. ri• Hirt
ter • Antlers,. ago, at equally low r-st,...‘i amo s I
Pane flout iverDool or 4:kowtows:: .ltt„', - Mahe
SIM Stesensdefroso Liverpool " 4 ,..,.. -- i those*
errt. Those who wish to send for this/ t"' - ` -- bort a
14 , grate harm at gm* nava
6 . -g eppir
'FOr Author loffrinsidow offal at k vis r• ( L.
aw Jambi 0. D 4114. r+ The
ieill-tt rll WALIWI street, Pbli•" 492.19
BOSTON AND F -40 '
A -1
PHIAL STRANSALE" LIZ% ta
ereforiliA3l3llDAYK, from En derns.'', See%
ra/ladelobia... and,Long Wh ar f. Pratt"
Bar
Tki• suan u tdp 'ORDEAL captatn DM% f
sad 1
hone An. Boston on BanallisT ,
at la, X., and steanudtip SAXON. far , 2 .
Po Pkmten for Philadelphia on 301
P. bf. -
r ft 5
These new 111.1141 authetantial atermthlS ,°...,-- _
bpi; Minna from ault port uunstaallY OD '—'' 1110111
, .1 Eolr.
tibluniranost elute& at one-balf the NW — -----
'ill ills yeasels. In
..._
. inlaid& takaa at fair rates. ..'
a ...A.0 StEtt
illdppert.are
Lamar-wi reques:. 'oats.ted to send (1119 ir."^ Cir
or th that Web
111 11 / 4 0ePralcht or Eautaiw at ytu r
w ele irso stre .lio
___- sea
illitilY te
=ball 1134 South Miltelft , /
_.
T'l
The
gli f iCßN OF wituTY.
. 115 0 asfr
wavri vißani wAx or
,t IQ
A new PRPEOR GOBECTIC for 1iatiM ,,,.31, — . r ,
t g ' ax"mertharkliacomplenton. Ifs :.
_ .. le . Ilk
rtlik- r. o 2llpOtmel of ,the ..age. "ne". or" lita
—er...c.o. bismuth. ncr G.)r %./ 12 OW ,
; it being composed ; entirely of yaw ." — tbit
itaxt raont= li gnalittital rProsorr l ttlt • -
1 4, t Bork , tau, s a l iniasesrs_ oa
oilvalpeszysnum, the homely baucoliere .
,
a " Y re ' l,lll 4 La . tbe raoatloa„ur,,, i , ol a ell , '''
and 60 0811.111 L. oaly lef HU. '• ; 410 • hpli
tir22 41 apathirfiri ma ... two Je t i oe it' ...-
t irw a V R EIE . kg&EFTEEIE Erma. , Wm
r. - . • • ----- Oftitr, t : i
pulls. PALI( OIL SOAP.-- ,-,-, ej Ek e it
_ liste of Dam freak Palm C-46.# 0 4 an mom
" e g stl aa• waPt mom suitable far Tou'',..' as" Lm adira
!pads from animal fats. In bum o ,l, '—'
r,ur 41 per box. BLeasubLetured brr Du 6' 14 %
RO. tact, 11.1_ 55 ,,, a s ft; trees
No`. us.
Gallowl/11, xmaAm G
w. e. be y 11111
eli ..nn.re
- AUCTION SA L E
JOHN B. 'MYERS dr, co
/EBB, BOIL 232 and 234 Bak;
•
-LARGE PEREMPTORY GALE Op
BOOTS, sHoEts. TainuortA.,4lk,
ON TORSI/ay
August 30, at 10 o'clock .
ld • four months' credit, abort 1.100 it.
ca
brogans. lartgy moons. traemilo g k uoi. Art.Q
Easton a naninethre, embracing* t re , t ai ,
garment. asniPles. with carsloggee i Via.
t
LARRE rosprivs SALE Op &Arm
GABS, AE.My GOODS, ?nay gr,LF.:`%.
at 10 o'clock. will to' teaser -•••• •
NO7lCE.—ineiaded In our Isl a
boots, abuse. &e.. to be held es p
August 3 etb.
l ow in g fresh goals. to bo hold with ea, 14_ •• •
;months credit,
' 4, tut
cage . men's and boys' graia-aran..
yam* heavy city-made sewed lba,tt , i.•-•
—cases men's and boys' beery tg i ii"l..
Cages men's city-msde sewed NI( L.
—cases men's grain basil g
•
cases men's and bore' steal sh u g
cases men - s and boys , qui INA 1 / 4.. I
eases men's. bolo'. and Y ore ho'
cases men R. boys', and runic..
eases men's grain otralry ' en,
asses men's 7.4 inch eedled
cacases boys' gran L L"n
boot,
cases men's, boss', and you:,:,
sole do.
sole cases men's. boys', and yontlit'e ,
o:
(suite women's, mieses% and ct '
goat, grain. and split, acw,d, ,
nailed boots and ball, orals• embrac;a:t
ment of city and Eastern-m ade ,
N. B.—Samples of the same will L.. •
nation early on the morninv of tin
will find it to their Interest to errand 'l.:
LARGE PEREMPTORY SA LE OP Rittr.,
GERMAN, AND DOMESTIII
We will bold a large sale of foreisa
goods, by catalogue: on a credit off :;
part for cash,ha
ON THURSDAY 310Exix i
September 1, embracing alma' So,
of staple and fancy articles in woole h ..i,
silks, rs and cottons, to which we h i m, , ; •r•!
deale_ • `.•
B. B.—Samrles of the same will bon,.
minatton, with catalwenes. early on the ,'"•': •
ealo,when dealers will find it to tbei ••••• •
'POSITIVE SALE OF CARPErr s ..,
ON FRIDAY M•1RN1N , .....'• k -
September 2. at preciwly II
catalogue,l on four months' credit, +lll 1.
Perflne and One ingrain. venetian. h „,.:rt
yag carpettinge„ which mac be exim,. o ,‘ . a
Morning of nale.
ty_
lIRNESS, BRINLEY it CO.
No. sikolizeraur and 512 JOL T
•
FIRST FILL SALE OF Der sat
o w . .
•
,orr. TtrEsuer, i'z r.
Atm .'. 261, at lu o'clock,. on 4 moans , e• .- v a
prising British, German, oaxony, Frt a ,:' , - i
rim= fancy and staple Roods. . 2,am
N. IL—Samples , i, ill be arranged to, . 4 0.1601
: w ith catalogues early on morning of axis. , siatii
.
ICORTLIP FORD & 00., A U(1-ii';i,...fji"
-I- 5 , 25 MARI= and 522 CORRSIteI4
posinvz SALE 1,150 eaSES Bour• c i
.4 . i i;
THIS /1101INIRta. ' 6
*mpg 29th, commencing at ten o'clock sr, i l ly
bill sell by catalogue, fOr cash, about 1,3 a Z
oboes; brogans, almoraln, gaitern. and ,i.S. .r....
•prime frmsb stock, to which we inrua 11,' , - 6
tendon of buyers.
. PTO
JPONITirE 8 &LE 01 7 1.200 CASSS Bniyrs vv.*:
ON I\I3I7ESDAY
September]. commencing at ten o'cl.ck r;.•
mill soli by catalogue, for cloth, &Dom
shoes, brogans. balmorais, gait..rs and an,
prime fresh stoek,to which we Invite the
tion of boyars.
B : Y ,ILENRY P. WOLBERT,_.,,
AUCT/OBIER,
14.102 MARKET Street. South Side,aboll4.
,' 1115
Aiwa
• Sales of D Goods, Trimmings, Bolton'. n. 4I TA
'CORDAY, WEDNEDAY, and FRIDAY Nor
slamming 410 o'clock.
*ln
1:012T GOODS, TF.IIIIMINGS,. SKIRTS. %
BDIRFS, SATINTS. MERINO ABC/ WO% .
AND DRAWERS. BOOTS. SHOES, &c.
THIS MOBBING. • -
Aug. - En , commencing at 10 o'clock, w il l fp:
.
the shelves' , in tote to snit the Retail Trade,* •
attgortmept of goods, to which attention is rex Ands
M T 1103 1 .41.8 4 .soxS bowrrs juo
• it* UP sad 141 Eotdh
FALL &ALB nocittjarD REAL E 6?- .'
CARD.—Our first Fall Sul%, Sept.ss scot
comprise everydestoilnidelt Or Mak Stall
C 12.66 Bank and other stows . • nandbula Per,., rsst
Bale No. WC/ Spruce street Pee
SUPERIOR FIIHNITITRE• TAPESTRY CAW, r t ,i -
TEIIB MORNING,
TI T ao
19th' lust.. at 10 o'clock. at No. Isi9 Sprat...
household and kitchen furniture, taPseirr. - torn
Venetian carpets, mattresses., Me •
May be examined. at 13 eclock on the
idscs
sale.
Exemitors' Sale. Na 607 Nort4 l'er.v,,, att ,
A'
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, OVAL Attila.% }bi • )
PETS_„ etc.
ON TUESDAY MuilltlYl, an
ROtb In_ t at. at 10 o'clock. by order etexscr.v.. • ,
perlor thraltun, oval mirror . tine tat:a4-i c . , .' y
May be examined at 8 o'clock oc Melt/av-
,
sale.
Poll
I.]l
Bale No. 457 Marshall etr Z - --•
SUPERIOR RORNITURE, aosswoon pr.; "ri
MIRROR, BRUSSELS CARPET+ , jb
ON WEDNESDAY RORyi•, - ; ' • •
AugnstBl, at RD o'clock, at No. 4.i: 1114*-,
lbelow Buttonwood, the enpi•rior
and chamber furnituro, roliewocd
Preach plate pier mirror. floe 8rmae,i.c7...,:;•-••
marware, fine feather beds, ay. •
,tbegumi.ure.Ms bee = ateght
o'clock on -rald
the sale.
J. WOLBERT, AUCTION7I,:.
•11.6 South SIXTH Street .
CHOICE OLD BR ANDIE•i, WINES, Cat — •
CLARETS. HOCKS, RUM, Gig, Wu: • 'Li...,
CIGARS.
TUESDAY 11ORNINu 7sxr, mi
August Nith, at 11 o' m ock. at No le ' Zur
in eases and demijohns, Marten's o'
dein., ebony, and port wines, claret. , . -rdia 4 . Wi ll •
champagne, ram, gin. whieky,
,ecinra
Arc , all warranted genuine Latin
CIGARS. t WIN
Also. 10 , 000 cigars, favorite brand, fnligh;
sa- For particulars we catalogues 4
Mir
B• JR., AUCTIONED,
• 8291 CHESTNUT and 615 sessox
LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE.
CLOTHING. CL.57°aL
W
ON TUESDAY MORET3I. autu
kilt inst., at 10 o'clock, will be asid fa Miura
ments POO pieces finely finished *net new.f,
comprising bangapr fine Fronola cloth (mi.: Vip
French. cassimere tinsinnas coats, p alm. . tag the stock of a fashionabSt tallordedinisst genii
Open for examination on Monday. oda
DANCOA.ST & • WAIINTIK,
TIONEKES, SAO *AMOR Staset.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF AIfEVAY 'Tam
Ramat
FORTED DRY GOOD., stlLLiNgityo u n do,
SKIRTS, HOSIERY GOOD 4, Ac., &c.. lr'..• *Mot
ON WEGNSt.DAI C
Auwast 31, 1864, commencing at to bream
comprising about HX) lots ses-oosl.:*
goods, to which the attention or 1ic7 , T5: , .4 &forth
FRENCH PLATE GLASS so.`ir /Or 1
Also, ON 'WEDNESDAY n.
at 10 o'clock precirely, one eupero.r
plate Klass show case.
ptzi
CABINET FILIBNITFRE.Wi
fIABENET FURNITURE :1 3 . 4 1 W
‘a MUM ?ABM BM@
MOORE dk CAMPION, •
No. 261 6.01:1171 aECOND STREIT
In sonnection with their extensive CO:len ikry
us now tnannfactniing a snootier articles! Mr s ;
BILLIARD TAI3!.ES, :am
Lid hare now on hand a fall su_pplhdr.:<i.r.:r
MOORE & CaMPIO/V8 IMPROVED iroodnot
Which are pronounced by ail who bar* 14: •
le superior to all others. For the cautliq:a:`, A •.•
these Tables, the rattnofectorere refer tottonl.
Natrona throughput the nal" who in Lc—
lie character of their Work_
IL&CIRCIERY AND 1 1 881; „
--
, B
4 r .
- - .PRN N STEAM. ES-7%
.ifr i" •
- AND BOILER WORK&—lifftrl4.------
• ACTICAD AND THEORETICAL ES:;'
.•:;. 'LC . g
Cfl M ISTS, B °IL ER-lifs KERS, BLAONii. -
FOUNDEItS, having for many years ke.o::- ' •X i
openition,lend been exclusively engaged I . l ''.:;' . l l=
repairing Marine and River Engines. Masi:. ~ a pt
.
sure,lron Boilers, Water Tanks. Prolnfil'"" "*"
respectfully offer their services to the Ps , ' • it 22
fully prepared to contrast for engines of a... ..__.--
rine, River, and Stationer,' t hirring eels g 7 ' CM
different sizes, are prepared to execute •:.'
quick despatch.' Every description of pe.V.- ~....,„T° l
made:at the aborteet notice. High and lir - 51...‘""
Fine Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, of iii:. lei. C
sylvania charcoal iron, Forging's, of all stri-l. cii;
Iron and Brass Castings, of ail deectir' ,
Turning, Fcrew-Cetting, and all other yei P lIDI F I --- p 1
With the above business. AIL
Drawings and specifications for all work :=
establishment ."----
establishment free of charge, and wart aro f
The subscribers have - ample wharf-4-4 "•:. .0. B
pairs of boats, where they can lie In perk*: i.... 711010
are provided with shears,.bloeks, tali', sl' Goma]
raiadne heavy or light weights. - aullo-'
JACOB C. Ni r --
JOHN P. ir.
REACH and PALNss2;