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THURSDAY, JULY 0, 1805
ST.4 TE ITEMS.
at. Van Stork Shaft, near Car
srith his 'uncle, Robert Gilmore, was
ablbee up to 11w lop of the Shaft in a car,
11{. :yew± to step Crow the
ear, be missed his step awl fell back into t ic
some live lowdred feet, and Wati
ldlied Oust:wily. His bead was co listigared
t that he coold not 1.0 recog
nized. lie was a bright ,
Scotch lad, :Lad had
been lit the country bat a few weehs,
—A yormg woman attempted to commit
suichicr:st the suet t flouse, l'lltsbarg, on
t , ."aturday:afternoon. She had engaged to meet
her lover there, Ind he failed to keep his. en
gagcmcnt. This, t0z,,e17.:0r wit 11 the loss of her
baggage eontainihg all her money, so worked
upon her wind that site took a dose of Janda
but,;hy 11W skill Of a physician, her in.
ieh%:were thwarted.
—.young son of Mr. Murray, of Summer
- Cautbriu e( ;lute, aged about thirteen,
11115(1170Wileti white bathing, in the Conemamrh,
a very small stream at that place. He had
undertaken to dive from bank to bank, and
while near the opposite hank, was seized with
h cramp a,,a drowned.
_Tile sm., actinium Dental ASSOC i iOn holds
Its animal session in Scranton on WedneSday,
the f.lth inst. The association is composed
chiefly of the leading, dentists along the North
and West Branches of the Susquehanna, and
nunilwrs abont. ninety members.
—A corps of engineers front Pottstown is
now 7engaged in surveying tile route of the
- proposed railroad to run from a point on the
llcadinglrallroad near Pottstown, to a point.
4 , 11 ;the Eac.t renusylrania railroad. Several
TOM es wilt In surveyed.
—The:eitizeus of West Inerehtnii 0011)11y eOn.,
template erecting a, monument to the brave
1110 n from ilad count y who 1110,0 fallen in the
war. Subscriptions are being raised for that
purpoi , e.
- - Major 1 - 81...f.t an old aml well-known
fesitient of IY:,silingt on t ownship,llerks corm,
iy, tiled on IVeinemlay4llight last. lie was
tibott(eiglltyyearspf age.
.101 n 72,11aTt nnyft;of Montgomery
tOttnty, is urge..i , by:wany [Jr, ion -ton for the
nominalioil for FlItY l'yOr CMI ral of this f 4 late.
The - York County Agricultural Pair is to
be held about October Ist.
_HOME ITEMS.
—Colonel Northrop, the rebel Commissary
General, and peenliar prob!ye of Jeff Mtvi, , , is
now livfng in North Carolina iii great
Thyving resigned his °nice :bins live months
before the evacuation, in COnseipieneo of re
peated ChargeK of inufireieney, nimie againA
hirn in and out of Congress, lie went to North
Carolina, where he applied 'himself to farming.
Me was enabled to make a start in this new field
of enterprise, through the kindness of sonic
friends; but just as he had planted his crops,
Sherman 's nxmy Came that way and ruined all.
Ile is left without any MeallS, for the support
of a hinge family, his property in Charleston,
South Carol dui, having been either destroyed
by fire or em tfiseation.
—in the .3:etoml Comptroller's ounce in
Washington, during the month of June, there
'Were 12,096 accounts r(Nviseil, embracing 101,0*
- vouchers, carp one of which was critically
C.XaMined, in .aceorqnnee with the laws and
regulations on I bat cniticef. The amount of
ttspentliture involved in the iteeonnts amount
ed to $124,:1t5.; , 0, In :Mahlon to vhieli, the ac
counts of ettpenditnres from the treasury
for the War and Navy Departments., and the
Tension and Indian Bureau of the Interior De
partment, t. ere kept.
A singular interehatige of emigration is
going on I)C.i een Missouri :Ulla Illinois. 'Mis
sourians, Who hare been axe re
"lnOving to Illinois, and lmreln,ing lands,
while large-numbers of the Illinois farmers
are going into Missouri. The Unionists Of the
hitter State make it uncomfortable for sect's-.
.Sionists, anti compel theta to seek new homes,
the Illinois farmers buying their lands at low
mates, and selling their own at high rates.
A t erri °made; reeve t ly passed t hrottab
Pirmingion, Conn., causing lunch destruction
of properly. Among other freak, the horse
:died attached to the Methodist Church, one
hundred feet iii length, was lifted and curried
ten feet from the foundation, and. dropped on
an open lot, a mass of ruins.
—.piss is Ann "lowland, the wealthiest
lady in Ns, Bedford, 47 ied on Sunday--morn
ing, at - the age of fifty-1;1110, She was worth
between one and two millions, and her income
last year was For many- yeurs she, had
been it member of the firm of Isaac liOWland,
Jr., & CO.
Bell, who murdered Mrs. nuth
Driden, on the it2il lily of December, Mh, at
.Ell, Lake county, Illinois, was hung, at Wau
kegan, Lake. county, Illinois, on Friday, Jane
aft h. This is the first ease of capital punish-
Bleat that ever occurred in That comity.
—Three sailors have been sentenced to twelve
yetins each in the Connecticut State Prison for
breaking open a coffin containing the remains
of another sailor, and stealing $OO, which they
knew to 17e sewed up in his pants.
The Quebec correspondent of the Toronto
Gtobc writes that operations to erect fortifica_
lions al. Quebec are to be pushed forward. At
Point Levi, four forts, each to hold about 3,000
num, and (MOWS several miles long, arc. to be.
made.
—On Sunday, Assistant Surgeon Wm. 13,
Sunderland,U 7 . S. Y., was garroted in open
day in Rieliniond, Va. A man seized him,
'whilst another administered to him chloro
form, and, at the same time, robbed him.
—The wheat_ : ecru, potatoes, oats, and grass
crops of Northern lowa are represented its be
ing most cheering.
Saini%;:iy - last, for filo first thne. in
Inany yenr,:. lilt' jail in . - ; , ;( , n - insifora was with
out
—Om , iuDDlred and thirteen ecnuplem wore
inarried ID Louisville last month.
—J pauper one hundred ;mil three year., , old
is in a Rhode Island almshouse.
FORE/GN NOTES.
Iblack,mitiiatlcrsaillLS is Said to Tiave
discovered egyn,peAtio” almost as hard as
iron, n.ll eau be :indica limier the hoof
'without causing thii horse the slightest pain,
and costs vc.nty-iive per cent. le,is than ordi
nary linrse-,hoes.
stvine to be i•reeteil toNelunctlion
the markei-pinee of Witt enburg. in juxtaposi
tion to Alai of 7 ..11.111f . r. it to have been
nncovereti on the ;inn vemry of the publiea
tion of the of Augsburg," the
9:411 of .711111...
—112111 , 11 extraet of meet is attract
ing attention at the International Exhibition
at Cologne. Its price 1 , twenty-four
per polo 1, 26(1 a pound woubl nnili:e sufficient
soup for 0 I,oltolion.
—A. ssiun ht,ty of high rank recently
blunt her,,ll to death whih, crooking a ciga-
People pont lem to /vie of starvation in the
Streets (Pi Lcin.toll tts:.lC-11.,gosv.
—nub ].'tires of W:doi,, iti • , :ti.‘l, won On
Derhyday ten thomand ponnils.
TIDE
GUMS' ITH:H SCHOOL EXAMINATION.—
following weru , )roponnolv:1
Cnnilidat f“r into t)a: Gina' ili,l:
School ) - I , , terday :
1. 25.72 - vme mei aeltie the (11'11 * (21'0a ela , -;:‘- ei4 of
nouns?
2. N:uniu auxiliary 111::
- used us print,ipal verh.s:? Nrhich are. defeetive
Whyl
3.. Give the appropriate preposition after
( hawed, aceerii, einuratre,inel
4. Correet, foln.ring sentence, ;n,l gi
be reason for eaeh eorreet ion pun
Ityr, Wrate 1111 , 1 fir.. E.
tiSh 31ini4er agninSl the. violallug Our lieu.
trality which, lie salt], was intan• - 1,1 to
have be in) male in good faith."
5. Name fonrnonns not the narat•i.; Of .:eie•neef ,
That are plural in for•n, :ilia either siegubtr of
plural in niennink7 far as yonean,
'when they are singular aw.l \ellen plural
5. Conjuglie , the verb " eat" the active
coke,l-uh - jnnetlye 3110011, tepee, three
dilfe•reel fer,nl
7. Explain fully the flitn, , renee in meaning
between, `, A rent, white, anti 1)1111.!
"A reel, a whil n,ll a Hui! itrt,z4s I" give the
principles of nib EngliAt htnguago apr
Lab 1"
8 . (T 1 ives arc not eolopor,A 1 Whyl
Nathe fo,lr :olvPrbs of place, four of umo
ber,.four, of ei , :;,parison, four of order, :uui noir
of time 1
10. Whal.(le ernljlinetions generally cimncc ti
Give the ex:, 11 ion; to the rule? Illebitrate is
each cto•el
EMCEE
THE LAJ( Eit tti tits r. . t RDEN.—(7otryl.r ,
4 , propel ()till, well,prmol vftws I i tret.-..s
That meet (no barr,n intro - ral Intmeon)
'With Ideasttro 11101, than evt-n Choir fruits afford,
IVhich, save bioMtil Who trains theta, none call
That,. at, bi, 1%W111,4,1.1111,1. fillart7e;
No ntenuer hand May di,i - iMint the shoot;.
.one but his Steld /1/171Eor011 nob:. ){7,,,c i 5 weak,
Distempered, or has /out pr" , 01, 1 , ...we Vs
litipaired by age. his unrelenting hand''
Dooms to the knife; nor does he span, the x.;ft
And succulent, that reeds its gloat gro,vtit
lint barren. at tlte 'eXpertac of neighboring twigs
Less ost eutal ions, and yet studded thick
AV Ith hopeful gents.'
Purse tilt- words italiCISC(l.
IiIf:TORY OP" THE 'UNITED 'STATES.
1' GIVe an tieeount of the voyage of Gasper
Cortereal in heft
2. What explorer diseovered the Mississippi
river and to what nation did he helongt
3. the frontiers of what States were laid
waste by MI Indian war in 17a31
4. Whet was the stamp act of - 17631
5. What measures of hostility dill Lord Dun
more use against the colony of Virginia in
were the principal OVOnti of the life
of Jaunts M 13111.00
7. What W:18 " 'S cell ifintion," and what was its
date?
8. Who WWI; Preshlent of the United iztates
In February, in March, and in April,lBlll
Si. What twn Slates Were tulnutted into the
'Union in 1i,151
10. How did the wax between the Unite
states and - .Mexico commence'?
BOYS' 'MOO SCHOOL EXAMMATTO-N.-
511 e following is :1 ;Ist of quest ions propolunletl
to Candidates for whnission into the Celitral
nigh School 7. - e*tc,..nlay
ISTICAIOLOGY AND DI;PixITIONR, ItY PROPESSOR
MEM
Give the prefix, root, suffix, and meaning of
each of the following words ; and a sentence,
Consisting of not less than twelve words, sbowl
ing the correct use of the word cleaned :
ti
/iteration,corroborate, effervescence, extra To
rnio, inheritance, insatiable, PersPicaettc,
,refrigerator, superfluous, unmitigated,
DEATH OF JAMES D'UNDAS, ESl4.—James
Duadas, a distinguished citizen of Ph - lb - Mel-
Olin, died al. his residence, Broad and Walnut
streets, on Tuesday - last, after a painful and
hrotracted illness; of Which paralysis and
eart disease were the prominent features.
Mr. Duties Ivits born at Alexandria, Va., in
the year 17SS, but has Spent tile most of . his
life ill this c•it alt One I one President
of the Pennsilvimin Think, and at the time of
his death was . President 01 the liprtieultural
Society. lie devoted tnneh of Ills time and
to the pursuit of horticulture in its
var in t i, bennebes, and possessed ft garden and
1101-house which eon tidned 1?, larger variety of
rare plants than could i c tonmi in any other
coileetion, publie or private. Mr. bun rlas
I,;.:VV•si no children. Ills nettreSt conioctions
arc nieces and nephews..
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.—on Tries
tiny t•vening, abont as quarter Dust nine o'clock,
as 'the Washington through mail train South
way approaching Whitehall, the 'Twenty
third. Ivard, four men wino otigel9:o4l On the
Tbewhistle was blown, and the party
made nu ellort 10 get oir the track. One of the
me.. mimed Dennis Da rrob, was caught 1,
the locomotive. anti dragged raider the Wheels,
The whole train pstsSeil over hiM, literally
cutting Ilium in 1 wo. Another one or the part Y,
Frank Devlin, late a member of the bllst Re
giment, P. V., was struck by the cow-catcher
and thrown a distance of- fifty feet. Ile was
also instantly killed. Ills peek was broken,
ItiS Aral frattured, mat his hrewst Tundihed in,
the stcratutt and aearly every rib hellift free.
arcd ill two or utorc places. Both the - un ror
ti nate men reside in Frankford.
A lad named ltal , r, residingin Plaeideplace,
off Seeond %irecl, below Christian, was
ran over on Tue,day 11101111 Ilg by a freight
traiu on Via-Aiingt on avenue, tout Instantly
Irxem,N MON umEisrT F u:s h e fol
lowing ; arms have occh. - icceivt , d :hones L.
Clat.lawa, treasurer of the LinealaMonumellt
..ks: , oeh Th
tt inn, at the °ew , ' 9 - 21. Cliestuut street.:
:Neptune Lodge, No. it O.F !410 00
etrew Congregation, Bet El It, lwr
A Ifredif..l ones 79 00
CHO :Lilentry Union :Society, per Alfred
7. Ostheitner 10 00
John Shutt, Mannyunk '2 00
Bridesbarg N. E. Church 5 00
Delattart"Fent, 0200dtters of the
:Forest, We,-1 1'11H:010phi:i t pee Mrs. C.
20 00
Firmot Colored Wesley Methodist Church,
per uvonw W. Woolfora 17 :35
THE Pnlr. tinEu'3Trx 1.111311.ARY CLOSED.
Tito rbilatirlphia Library will lie Closed for
two cek6 from. Momlay next, for rep:ths and
Fq:THOUS FALL.—Michael Welch fell on a
curbstone ye:A erillty morning in 31auttyttuk,
anti broke his leg.
THE COURTS
Nupreine cell.-t—r.eftsre jaw.lice Thonsp-
THE COZZPIN , 114t1W cIII.PI , S
.11 - I,IcIA r. I. DECIDED TO LE AT
At li7i)—
T]lE 1•110VM , T MA It!-.11A r., COL. PRINK ! Fltii•M
von VONTE3II"I' IN II VINO PIS It V.I;NIttYKI. , TUC
l',1111•1": 4 -1'/NAL TIEMZINO 01 , TUE
CASH _AND I+l, , ull.lllGE EEL ATM: FIZOZI
MEM
The Comm ror.realt h ex rel. Cozznus vs. 11. A.
Friel: et al. This case came ep yesterday us
per adjournment from Saturday.
Mr. Unpin for the sheriff, Mr. Howell, pre
se tea a further retlllll to the writ of attach
iii u 1 in his hands I° the Meet that the ether
respondents, three subordinates of Colonel
Friar, maned therein, were produced by hint
in court as commanded. it thus appearingi, that
(41 the parties were at length in court, Judge
Thompson directed the case to proceed.
E. C. Brewster, Esq., on behalf of Mi. Coz
zens, then read the following in the nature of
exeept hms to the return to the writ of habeas
Corpus made by Col. Frink on Saturday.
Arm now, July fith, NM, hit' reldt or riles the
following eweeptions to the original return,
and additional return to that writ of habeas cor
pus in ibis case!
1. illecause Ihe said returns do not show to
the Court as hy said writ the respondents were
commanded, the canto for or npon which the
relator has been a ITCACti. 31.1 a is retained.
ileuntse the said returns do not traverse
or attempt to 'traverse an - of the facts alleged
In the petition ca. which this writ was issued,
und tees tho!-,o fuels the President has no au
therity in law to order the arrest (n• Ihe 3T.-
lat Or.
Bemuse the act of Congress of March ,
litt , 3, under - which said return is made, iris
liy its own ]imitation—the retietio:.
ring which said aet was to take elfeet, bein,4 at
an end.
4. 1:1.4..an5e the taqs of Congress witieh tiro in
support of Sri f rctitrn are with tiin
Constitution of the trwittal State , - mot are
:
vitt.
.7.....lieNtuse said fetnilt, show no en,en , Kl for
re 4 or detent ion or the relator.
,And the relainT TOSel'lrillg all Tight to
111 , 011 his afOresaHl eXceplinn^t, 1 , 71 r , :: the
altul::tilort in r ., , aid return that h.. has been sr
listed, anti is helgi under the ninhort:y of the
.Pre,ident of the 'United States, n..‘t d les
the troth said 11Vt. , 1 metA, ttlltt IV
pmvs That the le.., , ,polttklits ho re. - aired to
nuke tine in oaf thereof.
‘nel the relator plays 11:1 lit , in•ty (1.15-
cltarg..qt Pram the timlawfill t,re-t n:tt; 4 - 411411 -
-144441 4 -1, 14( 4 11441.1144(2 titi re 75 110 '4I%trrLIAT set WWI. to
OT 11 - 0111;xvtl 1.41 the rot urn.
fi opelliag the argmuent rot. li;n_rlYtatOr, Mr.
Dialgherly i•ah.l. - Chat he am:nip:l.llyd th..! ,10-
lea :with imalfeptea f1,1211i iile;`,
it iihcohvol a great einn , tilutir.nil (01 , 2zitt on,
anti the ron , titnt ion -in nit p,t part. Thu
gentivipa a Who reprpstplts tlac r, ,, itonaent, , . itt
the or hi, r,nntrk, on Saturday,
_tont , :
th,..F.r"onil that !itate IttlVe no jnrrvli
thin Avi.eve thr del:Oro:1' orator ;_ho
rld fed Stale'. lip .titiertal aMt pos!tion,
and eiti.li muerons authorities against
Boni cn iiabeas Corpus, page Thigh ley's
Reports, page it VI 1111eIiI ea Se 55111 - 11 ee-
Hort s. page Vi t l, tockeighten l s ca.se ; Cow
weali vs. 3/111Tily, pag,e 45? ; from all wh telt he
read copious: quotations. ..%.s 10 the act of the
of March, itlittl,.virs n r,dlich the return of t
ease was 1 - illsed, 1t 101111 Slaml or fid 1 by that
Claire,' in the constitinioo which says " that
the privilege of the writ of bo!lats (!orpo9
shall not be suspended unless When, iii..e4 . it” . i Of
rcbcllion or 7111:1-don, the public sitteic laty
require it." lie maid:tined that the rel; . e.ll lon
was at an end—our prudes have been disband
ed ; the great corn:Minder of the Ann o y of the
Potomac, its it has ceased to be an army, (ins
lift its headquarters, Mal is - now Stilt bello:1 in
Philadelphia. The armies of the rei , els 1011 - e ,
capitulated, and are dispersed to their
' homes the rebel prisoners of war pace heen
discharged. mid all the prisoners la e;./rdine
ment by sentence of court-martial have been
released. Tile Pri..ideot 1.,.y pr.,,elainai
has del - anted the ports open; by anOldicr pro
elamation the passport ahOliSile , i as
unnecessary; byproclalllat ion, provisional go-
V(9llOiS have been appointed for many of the
States, ineluding South Carolina. For the:,:e
reasons, aml others pal eat to till. it is apparent
that within the broad limits or the republic
Mit one nag"floats, but one Government is
Obeyed, and all behig ent it led to its authority,
rebellion ill 1111 end. The learned cerinsel
may tirguti that it is necessary that the I're4-
1101,1 of the United States Should, hy proclama
tion, declare the rebellion to be at an end.
Be snlonitted that was: 1101 Sun
ncta, the President should I,_e•. or sea proper to
is sue such a proclamation, are we to be de
prh of our liberties forever Personal. 11-
t oo precious and inalienable a right to
be alt the eaprice even of tile President of the
United States. :‘ , .lr. D. therefore contended.
that such a proclamation was' unnecessary,
and referred at 50)1111 length to the suspension
of the writ of habeas Corpus, and to the re
strietions4n the proclamation of the lath of
:ieptember, 1,565, by 55111011 its operations were
limited to certain classes. and argued that the
relator hI this ease, Mr. COzzens, did not come
within either or any of the classes therein
enumerated; and, therefore, was entitled to
his discharge. In any event, Mr. C. being a
i 5011, ;13111: not in either the land or naval
;survive, 1 he nest of Cong.ress :tad the proelanut
lion conlii not 'apply to his case, as it could
not be seriously asserted that the public
safely , equimii him to be, in military custody.
If the warrant be exhibited, Mr. D. would. un
della 10 show 1 hat it read, "Arrest air.
'. I"oz:tens, a citizen." The. President never
II cell! red the writ saspeuded in the ease of pri
vate citizens, ho prothunation. Mr. D. then
cited mid onoti.,ll from the pamphlet. of Mr.
110 race Binney 1111(111 1 Ile eoustitational power
of Cohlerrls to empower the supension of the
writ of I:x l l;: . .sebrims. Ire read from. page - 22.,
10 show - that it was only in times V.llOll there
was organized resistance to till Government,
We l t the " Public safety' , required it, that it
1 011)0 be exercised. I e ' also quoted from pages
14, '25, and 10 show that the personal liberty
01 the citizen was not. aimed at iky the clause
of the (211/111.iill,ii011 providing for it suspension
orlllol,la in c-ertmin she right of per
lihol•ty is - the primapie On Which the
Coh.titel ion itself depends, and the silence of
the Co 11.0111 ittion, when it (101 , 1 001 speal(plaln
1Y the pOillt, is the Beg:11;0e and prohibi
tion of the power. In relation to tilt power of
Congre. , ,3 over the matter, lie further quoted
be pamphlet—page 35
Courts are open. We UFO ill the. 1111 , 14 of a
ion loyal and devoted to the Gore rn
mea 11'0111 the first; and, the;•afor:•, the rebel-.
lion 0011mr ended, and the public safety not re
quirim; r s t, be maintained that restrain the
relator, Or restrict lima - in his liberties, wa,-; in
ViOhit Mit or the Constitution of the United
Stales. :No cause is shown, exeent that he it
held by miler Of the President. Tha eanSe of
sneh holding should he set forth in I he rein ee.
If the President of the United. Stattyz: can at
this day arrest and hold in confinement any
citizen, without cause shown,he can do more
than would have been tolerated. in Great
Britain two lrundrtal years ago. Irv. I), farther
111101 front page :17 of Irmacy * ,; pamphlet,
in reference to the act of Come,resA ' March,
grail o read extracti therefrom. Even in
En:; . land the writ Of habeas carpas was *mi.
pended only in 0115113 of treason, or sitcpieion
or treason: The 01111543 of the eteetilithleilt
rebel :I.ISO lie shown.—loges 71, 71, and
p(!)1!
d ]taus, 00 Saturday, said to tile court
hat the arrest was made beeause of the devi-
Si(l3) of the eirart-martial recently held in this
city. Mr. D. denied this, and helieved it tumid
not be so. and animadverted ill pretty strong
terms milli: the composition of the court-nmr
-1 tat by which At, 4 tried. If the
W:O4 11111110 by reason Of Ulu decision or
the court-martial, ire had (11115 to ray that it
was in direct violatiOn Of that clause in the
says: I. in all criminal
prosecutions the accustial shall enjoy the right
to a speedy and public trial, by tut impartial
jury of the State and district ', wherein the
crime shall have. been cot and: t ed." -
Ur. D. then commented - upon the ilitrerenee
between e trial by courts-Martial autl Le:+a•e
jury, and the comparison was decidedly in
favor of the latter mode.
lie said, in conclusion, this man being ;t citi
zen, never having been in the army of the
- United States, his arrest is in direct violation
or the Constitution of the law I, and he ridiculed
the idea of a mere contractor bcth , con strued
10 he ill lips military service of United
Stat es, and therefore amenable. to military law - .
Ile thought the relator should be discharged.
Judge Knox followed for the Got,trarnent,
and reiterated his arguments advanced on
satin-day, in favor of the legality of this arrest.
lie showed the circumstances briefly. The
relator was tried by a court-martlal in Phila
delphia, on the charge of defrauding the Go
vernnmloc.: a contractor. The prOceedings
were returned to the President of the United
Stales, from whom the order was received for
the arrest of the relator. lie was arrested by
an order direct from General Cudwalader,
Commander of the Department. lii order,
then, to his discharge it was necessary - to de
cide two or three acts of Congress unconstitu
tional acts, legislated under for two or three
years t and that had never been decided uncon
stitutional by any court or ally jtalge. Again,
impOrtallt esters dual to lie decided by 'the
Judge. First, he must judicially declare that
the rebellion
r ‘ c Y !s a ilo i. t 4 i t si, o l7 f i k l
on 1 The authority'
had the right to do this. if this can be done,
the matter is at once decided, since th e orh .i . _
let.m of the suspension of the writ was only
granted during the existence of the reb e lli o n .
The question then was, "Is the rebellion at au
end 1" Ingenious reasoning was introduced to
show that there ought be at least a doubt 011
the point; and would the Judge tuidertake to
decide it, when the President bad so rultised
to declare its At this moment we had two
hundred thousand to three hundred thousand
111(11 in arms, - and sonic of them marching
South, while predatory bands were still rava
ging, jd'undermg, and pillaging peaceful :nut
inoffensive ell izens. arm , : one-fourth the
sine of the one we had in the service Was all
that a coedit ion of peace, dem t.oiled. Mit the
counsel for relator fears the placing of such
interests into the hands, and bottling it sub-
Jcet to the eapriee of the President. Not so,
for Congress has the power to declare the r:s ,
hell ion ended if the President does not see lit
to do so.
As - to showinp . the cause of arrest, he held
that the moment von are informed as to wile
intuit was arrested—not the "eause"—thi
arrest \\as valid. hi r. Binney, so freely and
aptly Waded, is good : , uthority, b u t not WU-
Unite. Poulitle , , if he had franied Scab
of the nets of ticaigress, they wotild hare
been more perfuet. llnt. Congress hat the
power, and exereiSes the power, whether
wisely or not is not ours to inquire. The
speaker contended that the Constitution gave
the right of suspension of the writ in certain
east's. The late President repeatedly, by his
I own order, suspended the privilwro. Mr. Ilia
ney himself wrote an able pamphlet to show
that the President had the right. Attorney
' General Putt es delivered an elaborate opinion
to the F:1111C Vied, and Congress itself gave to
the President the power, generally, not limiting
him to the "cause' , or the persons, but trusting
the general rower to him during the rebellion.
It Al'LLSlthen liiii 111 March, anti he d lit not ox
ereise it mail :September, and then limited it
to specified Masses of cases in w;tiell In, would
xuspend the writ. Congress (lectured, at Ibe
snore time, 1 he necessary prlß•ei hire. Tho oath
tillhe (aver excetif ing the power was all that
was regnired ; he "Cause" w:l5 not neeoS3lLl'ilr
10 be set 101111. ruder this rale, the counsel
had adjudged maul . eases of the suspension of
the writ in Philadefolda. These pointssettled—
the end of the rebellion mid the mover of
coni-res,i—ne further need ishmlof debate.
lint this omit racier_ the relator, it said to h e
"not a part of I lie laiul or naval fortm.4. ll The
counsel contended that he wits. Congress had
power 10 raise armies and to say who should
constitute them. fly an act of July 17, M', it
declared in express ternis that contractors for
the a rul3 - and navy shall be consul cro I part of
the land and - naval forces. :Besides, II is a
nem—sary provision, since food and shelter
are prime necessities for an tu•my, and those
who furnish them ought tithe under prescribed
regulations and the government of the army.
Congress bad often exercised this poWer coa
st it ittionally in regulating other Questions
seemingly less wider theirjurisdiction. Linder
the authority I o regulate commerte they had
established a United Slates 'Bank. Congress,
therefore, has (112cl:trot itself on the so h icee,
1111(1 eatillOt go b yondthis. The summing up
of the argument, then, was, that the rebellion ,
is not endol ; that we are not bound to show
tbe canse, but. simply t 0 show that it is done
by order of flu' President, certified to by oath.
F. C. Brewster, Es(t., closed the argument in
behalf of the relator. Ile severely eri tie ised
511)11 dissected the Oro. Tin' question at
issue was most weighty. It involved the I ih
ert y of a citizen of the United SI tttes—a pot
session the dearest that has been beipteathed
to us by our republican Government.
The petition sets forth that the defendant
was arse toil in this city andremoved to Wash
ington, and shut -up ter-ten days in the 0111
Capitol Prison. The act of .1013', NU, is ap
pealed to Its mithority for this, hut the op
posing counsel had left altoget her 0111. of view
the supplement to I hat act, which was passed
on July •llii, 1551, by which bail Was to be
:1110Weil.t!nd the arrested party to he tried
before the judge of the District. Court of tllO
dish Het in widen the arrest was made, or the
Ofrettee IS Charged to have been committed, pr
any commissioner appointed by sneh court.
Iltr. :Brewster then read from several news
papers to show that pence had come, and that
the rebellion was at an end, and particularly
referred to the pawl:mint ion of the 11th of May,
'by the President of the United. States, in re
gard to Confederate cruisers, in which, in
alluding to the rebellion. the words " virtu
all V at an end," etc., alt' nsed.
the also refined to the President's procla
mation
the writ, and contended
Hutt Mr. Cozzent DOI could any of
the classes therein enumerated:ls to whom the
privilege of the writ should be suspended.
11tr. 11rowster elaborated the questions
raiSell, and submitted the case.
in the matter of the attachment for con
tempt, JUdge Knox presented the following:
20 the Hon. James Thompson ; etc.:
In the matt or of the writ of habeas corpus,
issued by your Honor upon the relation of
William B. 1. Cozz.cris, the undersigned re
speet fully mate that they had no Ware] over
the body of Um said relator at the time when
the said writ was served, nor since that time.
DANIEL P, WEAVER,
osEru A. lintsvv.i.t,v::,
it. C. PErmy.
On la-half of Col. Frink., a paper was also
lirexented,embodyingsnbstcn)tiallyhisveri
mxplanation made in open Court last :satur
day, and disclaiming any intentional con
tempt of court.
Judge Thompson discharged the three sub
mti Mat es, but hiving cited Col. :Prink before
him, and 'after statue , . that his return to the ,
athichment sitov. - ed that he had no desire to '
at the ce.urt with nOn f;:inpt, but was merely
mistaken in ins view Of ',hat Wag hit :Ray,
:L tine of =3lO ;Lod the aOsts of the at- I
la( Imonit, . .
nap, Thompson then rendered his decision
is t tie Ca Fe t , f,tllC relator,.Uozzens, as follows:
The petition setS torte many- grim - a:ices,
This I taken to tile Old
tot Pei-on, ett ttt InOncy and propi.,..y
het tut.t,tim: to h tin, untitled I arougn re.,-tyslinpe ^ t
that lie - it to be and that NV,Vi
1:41(1 anti Ihere bad 110(11 StMat
- where. All that is outside or the case. 1 dace
In - tilting to do \t it here. Buz there i 5 s.nue
thing )oe to consider, and I have toted up
on it. lit stat,B that be: is not guilty of aerial
ittYciloo, and that lie has been deprived of
Wt.:liberty. Upon that this return is male.
On this return I am to judge, and on nothing
Tin; re?a:'Jt to tills Writ of lull Kmts corpus is
Tina the relator, as a priv..tie eittnal, W.,: ar
rested, anti In Ott under the authority of the
President of thei;hlied return is
in ti
aterilance Pai Act of Congress of Aareit
tont vde:A.tver the privilege of the. writ
ci infbettspol.rus snsc.;!:iited the rresident
under the antlionity of the _le t, utleUleer.shall
e,,ittn, it: o. hrotteee the body. of the person
1111011 neril dente' Under e.lth Unit
he person is del:tined. ander the altinority of
'the nrneetaiin:4.3 Maier the writ
sball it hr. Tl:e seeticoa itothorizes the Presi
dent dniing nl'es.,lll, rein:n[on, whenever
the public , sar,l —1 it, to suspend the
writ of iinheas i:oiTtis as it is provided, and.
that sit:un-:isles) rconain in force so long as the
rein:idol). eon:tin:est. On this return there
arises the inipt.rl ant ;11.htstiott whether oil the
Sinilt of June last tile r.;bel don cOntintlei I or
not. This question I WI: to deiMrtilille. it is
a ine I in he jllolCiany t Let etiatined. lii.e any
(Ethel' !act Under judicial cogniz
ance. The privilegetif the writ of habeas eor
pus is the sacred right of every eiti
zon, and we are to ohserve the strictest
scrutiny of :etc net that threatens to deprive
him Of it. We have plainly before us the tact
that the power of sus;sinsion is granted only
for the ColltthilnaCC of rebellion. It ccaseii
with the rebid ; and I think and shall so
deckle, I hat the courts are I.ound to
,give the
citizen hin right noder the privilege. Then
lbw-, is UR' wLe thing to decide. What shall
he the evidence of end of the rebellion'?
This twig be Such as is necessary to prove
any other fact. i think that we have llnllll
- evidenue that the rebellion no longer
continues.
The abundance of evidence was then set fo:dli
tersely and elearly by the Judge, cond.-tiling;
with the assertion, "I cannot doubt the fact;
ter all know :1, and thank the Good_ Providence
that them is no war in the land." Why, then,
should the right of the citizen, limited and
controlled. by - the existence of the war, be
limited and controlled when the war has
ceasedt This being so, the authority of the
President Merely, WallYjnig all other eonsidera
t tong that bear upon this subject, is not a Saf
lieient warrant for the arrest of a citizen. And
when a warrant is issued for the arrest or
search of any person or place, for probable
cause, it must he supported!. by oath or affirm
ation; and there being no oath or affirmation
here eharging the crime or offence, nor war
raid purstanii to it, to authorize the arrest,
the Warrant in tits case, therefore,
is tuuttt
thorizecl, and the relator is entitled to be
d iseharged.
This decision is not one that eonfliets as
between the civil and military authorities
of the country. it is an important clause Of
our Constitution and right, that the military
shall in all eases and at all times be in strict
subservience to the civil power, and it will,
doubtless, be as agreeable to the military au
thorities that there should be a return to the
normal condition in this respect, as peace
happily reigas, as to the civil authorities
themselves. On this simple fact, considering
the return, and no more, I discharge this
claimant. 1 do not go into the question wheth
er eoligreSs has the right to pot into the army
efintractors or others. It is not necessary tO
this deeision. 1 must discard all considera
tions that have been suggested arising out of
the fact that Ni. Cozzens has been tried by a
tribunal. - It would intiT. presented a
different question hall it been returned here
that he was ill execution under the (toiling of
that court. 1 hope, however, most earnestly
hope, now at. the end of the long ter
rible war we hayej ust passed through. that the
President of the - United States will die - speedily
what 1 think he ought to do, refuse his sane
ion tO all trials of irellV:e*that are not purely
military, and let the citizen - be again re
turned 1 0 the tribunals to whieh he is
accns
toutect to answer, and there to receive th.
punishment of which he shall be found to
guilty. I make no decision on this question,
for tlie question of trial is not returned as the
reason for the arrest, nor will it, therefore, be
proper for me to notice it. The return is based
simply on the power of the President to order
the arrest under the authority of the suspen
sion of the writ of habeas corpus. Therefore,
the decision in One great question, must, in
my judgment, decide all questions of this
kind. That is to say, the time allowed the
President to exercise this power it at an end.
The how of peace spans the whole country,
and that was to be the sign that all shenid be
secured in their rights hereafter. 1 have, I
believe, nothing further that it is neeessary to
add. I have thought with a great deal of care
on this subject. i. have approved the calmand
IliSpaSSlOnate Manner of the disenssions, that
was becomiter the gentlemen engaged on both
sides. I am 'Obliged, therefore, to order the
reicase of the relit
Cozzelts Was neeni elagly discharged, and
the case thus ended,
THE POLICE
[ Ile lb Mr. Alderman I bachinson.]
I=l
Yet:tr-rday morning a man, giving the name of
Front Ilainsnir. was before Attiei•lnan Hutch
inson, charged "with highway robbery. It
seems that on Tuesday evening , between SLY
and geveD O'elOCk, LeWiS . Dross and a
friend, while ine4sinu - Twenty-041h and _Brown
streets, Nvere attaciieil by three or four WAIL,
and were knocke,i down. 11 - hen Mr. Grosst
up a n
n sort war , m ade to :steal - his watch.
go
citing to the time-keeper, however, and the
t hint onl y got the chain. Mainsail: was arrested,
and
_held in $l,OOO bail.
[Before Mr. Alderman Panel:Mt.)
LARCENY.
Margaret Clark has been held in $l,OOO bail
by Alderman l'niaonst to answer tile charge
of the larceny of $lOO in money, and a gold
watch and chain, vublcd at $125, from a lady
by whom she was employed as a domestic.
Prank Taylor, claimed with being an accesSO
ry to the larceny, was also held to bail.
[Before ;Ur. Alderman Clouds.]
STEALING A RAT.
On Tile Salty night, Barney Illeitafferty stole
the hat of a man sleeping on Girard avenue,
in the Eighteenth ward. Ile was committed by
Alderman Clouds.
[Before Dir. Alderman lthrley.l
ROBBERY AND FOROEBY.
Yesterday I 110111111" henry Alexander was
before Alderman Ilitnev, charged with robbe
ry and forgery. It is alleged that he robbed a
soldier of a draft, forged the eadorsement, and
presorted it at bank for payment. At the
time of presentation he had a knapsack on his
back, so as to disguise himself as a soldier.
The accused was committed to answer.
Some time /iring Tuesday night the resi
dence O f Ai n William IU Dougherty, at the
northeast corner of: Fifteenth and Girard itve
nue, - was entered by forcing open the kitchen
door. The thieves carried off a silver lee
pitcher, a half dozen silver spoons, two cast
ors, a plated cake basket, and a number of
other' valuables.
, .
Stlllle time during the previous night Mr.
Johnson's dwelling, on Fifteenth street, below
Master, was entered through the rear door,
hut the thieves bee:tine alarmed and made air
without securing any plunder.
Ilenrylllelfaugldin wag arrested for drunir
unnegs on Tuesday night, and taken to tho
First-ttist riet rohee Station.' liBterdnv morn
ing &Amt six o'clock he \VIII4 seized. with (.011-
\1061031h , , 1111(1 died hefore the servim of a
phi sichtu could be-ql,,tained,
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA , 1-1 ULTISDA Y, MX 6, 1865.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
With the return of peace begins the revival of
Southern trade. Regular lines of steamers, minis
tering to this great commercial want, are eom
inencing, to ply between our (tall and New York
Ports and the several ports of the South, carrying
thither the necessaries of life and bringing hack the
great titattle -- efll 011—of whin our manufactories
haVe been so long partially deprived. Although
when compared with the former prosperity of the
taro seetions, the Sonthern trade is as yet insigulti
raid. 114 , V0r titeleSt: it is already very considerable;
and Witco proper poiity.chall be adopted. as we are
certain it will Ito, to foster and develop the re
co.rees or the Southern people, we :eta) hope for a
speedy revival of our former prosperity. 'We may
hail the present indication of activity as sure har
bingers of more halcyon days about to be. Already
there is a rapid influx of buyers by every
steamer. Many are 'making the onteinie 11000r
title t o their Northern creditors by liquidating their
old indebtedness in full; others in part, and
all are arranging to fail into their fortner lines of
business. The cotton or . Cieorgia, A ialtatita, and
North Carolina, which is now - rapidly coodng into
market, is to those States both money anti credit
money in that its value to the Northern market Is
inestimable at the present time: and credit in that
it is an earnest of future ability to pay, Upon ibis.
basis large transactions are being made, and eom
mercial men nethly in a manner particularly liberal
in respect to terms, vane/tinily With Melt with whom
they have fOrtilerly du: it, or those veltasa intagritS
has IJCI.II lolled beyond It doubt. And fling it hap
pens that one of the great obstacles to truth: is over
come,
'lto - stook rket tva rather firmer yeSterday,and
hricrti have an upward tendency. Government
bonds arc better, the European advices having
new confidence to hotilers, who are les:4
amkions to sell: 5-20 s sold at lOP(.(70.101M, the latter
rate an advance of i, and Gs of 1881 at 106 N; coupons
Or, an advanet, or !:1; 071. f ‘rtts , 1,141 for 10-las, and naje
for City lo!tog were more active. and prices
bare afir waved, , vith stiles of the new Ist:neat IOW])
the latter rate an advance of :. I, and old do at 89,
an adra are ofd. In railroad shares there was more
doing: head in„ orrllerl with sales at 49 , ar0t9.4-1, but
it-Il off, and sold at 4SFigl - 19: Camden and Amboy
Railroad at 128, Norristown at 53N, Philadelphia
and Eric at :1 - .01, and Pennsylvania - at sn; .50t was
bid for minehni, 23 . t.: for North Prarisylvailla,
for Catawis.a common, 15 for preferred do., mind 13
for Northern Central. City Passenger Railroad
t.-llare,. wire dolt at nhont former, rates; -18 was bid
ft, Tenth and Eleventh, 61 for WeSt Philadelphia,
It) ror i itaec and M. for Green and Coates, and
2PI; Jul Vnion. Thank sintres were firinly held,
tut We hear
.. of MO Kars: 110 was bid for Farmers'
and Mechanic:S . ', 29 for Morino - des', 46 - for Penn
Town.khlp, 51341 for Girlird, . for Trade,onen's,
for. COnsolidation, and 5G for Corn Exchange.
Cloud shares continue dull, hut prices were rather
better. With sales of Lehigh Navigation at 51N - Pr 7 is—
nit of Schuylkill Navigaton pre
ferred at 29—an advance of 36; 21 was Ind for Schuyl
kill Navigation common; 12(1, , ,: for Morris Canal pre
ferred; for Susquehanna Canal; ;Ai,: for Dela
ware DIvL-ion, and a for S{ - yoinii.g Parley
Oil shares, as we luwe noticed for saute lime paid,
minioe very dull, and prices drooping. Mingo
sold at 23fc. Tarr Homestead, 4 1-11; Maple Shade,
14 1 .:; Dalzell, 3 , .f, and Excelsior, „i 4. Pi: Was bid for
Corn Planter; ;,4 for Atlas; 34 for Story Farm; I. for
McClintock: :; for Junction; 134 for Exhort:'lN for
( 'berry Eun;2 for. Caldwell, and 134 for Jersey Well.
The following yrere the quotations of gold yester
day, :it the hours Rained:
10 A. V
-11 A.M..,
12
3 P. N
3P.
The subscriptions to the seven-thirty loan re
ceived by Jay Cooke on the 4th amount to $0,107,300,
and yesterday to $2,581,200, including one of $200,000
from First National Bank of Boston; one of $300,000
from First National, 'Harrisburg; one of $l-10,000
from First National, Louisville; one of $OO,OOO froin
First National, Galesburg; one of $lOO,OOO front FirSt
National, Philadelphia; one Of $lOO,OOO from Fourth
National, St. Louis; one of *100,090 front Franklin
National Bank, Columbus, Ohlo; one of $lOO,OOO
front C. A. Putnam k Co., Boston; one of $1,000,000
from Fisk & Hatch, New York; one of $120,000 from
Vermilyc & Co., New York, tun! one 0f5109,000 front
Fanueil ',sit:Gotha Bank, Boston. There were
3,071 individual subscriptions of $OO and $lOO each.
The Boston Pest of July 4, says: "The money
market to-day was without activity, and - very few
transactions Were reported in loans and discounts.
Thetommon rate of interest for acconnuodatto us on
sound collttterals, was five in. cent., with Oera
sional exceptions both above and below that figure.
Endorsed piper of tile first Cltss Was negotiated at
seven per cent., but the amount - for sale was quite
limited. The State Treasurer asks for proposals for
bids for $0,500,000 worth of the Commonwealth's
scrip, known as the :Massachusetts "War Fund" of
1803. The bonds will he pmyable in twenty years,
and redeemably In five yearS, at the 01111011 of the
State. Theytrill prolutbly be suited " Massachu
setts 3 , 1 v w cut ies” - at the stoat exchangT. These
bonds will tic isstmd in sums'of $.7,00 and $l,OOO, pay
able in lqw.ful 'Money of the Slotted States, with six
per rent. interest., Parable half - YearlY, is cola, on
the first of March :aid September. Bids will be re
ceived until the trith instant,: at noon. There can
be no doubt of the entire strength of these seettri
tic.,,. and the abundance . of currency will insure
ti . ollll offers for {hint,
The Chicago Triktenc, July:in, says: .7 , • The motley
market is closer than usual. but this is caused wholly
by the desire on the part of the National Banks to
increase their volume of currency for their quar
terly report, and next week there will again be
a superabundance of money. The demand mean
-Whit, is very rteeleiliie, and the rate of discount is
steady lit 0511. r r, rt. pn . annum. Mortgage loans
are easy ai s per cent. for long time. Short street
Pons are made at 10.,.1ir; per cent. per month."
The p . old retonic atilt pa,ls of the United States
for tl+, li.ecl yer%ittst. tuMed, antl the proportions
between Nee , Yorit - and the other ports, are as fol
lows, the figeres beitig exact, except. for the out-.
ports for the last quarter, which are. estimated:
t . •
.. •
TUi.....
lot ..
For Year.. ef3,573,331 71;t :x.11.:1:4 70:1 23,','; ;04172,072
The foflowhlg table shows, the exports of sm.eie
from the port of New York to foreign punts for 11
years, from Jmtuary 1 to July 1. 161i5, :tutl fur tho
eurrespou film; period In the other years:
The following shows the condition or the -New
rock city banks this week and last:
,Tune 24, July I.
Loan , . *273,590.= 0.j...16.585,421 1nc.52,095.191
Sinerie 15,906,314 15.814.990 Dec. 51.324
Circulation 5.789;070 5.818.445 Inc. 29.375
Deposits 3.87,598,9311 191.6.56.774 Inc. 4,147.837
Legal. Tenders.. 58.560,539 00,901,451 Inc. 2,343.805
TUArFte.—Comparatlve earnings of
the chieugo and Alton Railroad fur the third week
in Jinle
1064
1804
A 97,332
57,009
Increase $40.330
Front June 1 to June 23:
1865 V;f'.9.• 337
150 i
Increase $lO7, OM
The following are the earnings of the Michigan
Central Railroad for the third week in June :
1645 sg9,
Inerensc
- The following is the amount of coal transported
over the Lehigh Valley Railroad for the week end
ing J rely 1, 1865: —
PILEVI OVS-
Where shipped. LY. TOTAL.
from. Ts (wt Ts Cart Ts C!Nrt
Itazleton 74. 13 84 7.110 85 407 04
_ .
. .
East Sugar Loaf 2,978 07 49,555 19 52,521 06
?donut Pleasant 72 01 11,192 09 11.264 OS
Johlo 335 02 411,500 08 50.335 10
llarleigh 1 043 14 25.535 04 215,573 18
Envrvole Cool Co " 98 12 12.242 16 12.311 03
Stout Cllll.l Co 10 04 111,590 11 1.9.:113 19
(10411101 t Ridg - 1,153 10 40,723 05 47.891 18
Bork Mountain ilsg 0-1 29,225 04 29,913 03
Now York and Lehigh... 215 00 21,729 11 21,914 it
Iloilo' 8r00k.... ........ . 590 07 43,121 03 43.711 15
. ..
I.l;_iridan Penna. Coal Co. 151 00 19,0X8 04 10.141. 01
Spring Monntain 5610'3 34,779 11 15,157 11
Coleraine DO 00 18,170 13 111,181 13
...._ _...
momtnsi
Le 'Zinc Co
John Connery..
Baltimore Coal . 1939 14 11.218 01 14.117 11
Fr:nikliu.... 701 0 11,08.1 14 12.449 19
DEMilleng
Audonreill MOOG 14 10101 1G
Lehigh and ;...a,t , 40.01111-141.1,n19. 10 11,100 14 1.3,053 07
Landffiesser's.... 19 JO 0,03110 0.051 00
. .
",1, - esh'e ("1 & Iron Co. 501 . 4,943 17 4,919 01
Lehigh Coal ,t Nay. Co.. 101 07 191 07
Cabers Shippe2"s , 510 -20800 205 10
Warren Run - . 22 11 22. 11
Total - 13,202 06 630,876 Is 041.183 oi
Corresponlrg week last
year 30.287 07 7-12,182 03 773.449 10
T/eereast• 16.005 01 111,215 03 71,3/0 00
Thc• following is the amount of coal transported
on the Delaware. LaCkllWilllint, and WeStern
ltail
rUatt, Tot' the week ending- Saturday, July 1, - ,180,5:
WEEK, ,
TIMM:wt. TO2l6.(!Vit.
Shipped North 6.010 14 110.110 18
Shipped South 19.901 00 420,211 Ti
Tot al 220,34 . 1-1 544,400 03
Inc corresponding lime loot year:.
Shipped North 995 09 150,055 14
Shipped South .”,301 13 491,799 12
Decrease
Sara Sloctim, July 5.
THE PUBLIC BOARD.
IGri Duillcard
VO Mingo 2.! If 4) Rem:llv ...... 1:04
WO Read hi;; me Royal 69
SAL ES AT I:EC:171.AI: Bt )AR OF BROKE :Hs.
Rnporkd bJ Hems., Do:. 55 South Third St.
yrnsT llomiti. • - :
50411 - : - sas 1881..r0up.1993;ii 7 Norristown 1t.... 5314
+oyl i..T ii; I'Bll 50 6111 S: Ede It.osli 2: , f
MO do..nrW•O0n)).101:g;i 100 Head if "lin:, 4054
4NI City IL nvw 9241 :,(41, .10 g:11 •19
90 do 92!1 490 _ do .531.1 41%
400 110 9.6 i too do Win 416
2110 do 102'..i; 109 do ' 41%
:01 do """tt DU do x 3040%
%OW 110 -MUHL-lilt:: !41 , ,,i 1)19 do 49 44
I'll fill. Mil n kipa I. 106100 d o - 40 44
40011(w - 61g Gs '7o. 92 t 110) Srlntyl Nay...prof 29
0(11n S.. And) It ....123 I 100 ;11Ingo 01) 211,
5 Norristown 1t.... 5:4141 SO Tarr Ifontesttad 41-10
:BETWEEN Romws,
•
(10 Maple Slim ..... :P OIl 11(100 numb , 0.4
o Railroad,. 51i 100 Tarr I 101111, , tengl.'
011 _ du(110 1)1,17,11 0]) 3,4
1111Excel,ior.
2:i1:0 City Lis Hev
3400 au ohl
SF.CONII ROAR] P.
401".11! .1-2011:; c0m).104 . )i 100 ltea.,llll- R..,
11.1) Itemling IC 457;,': 1W 1.14,
lOU d 0.... 48,74
AFTER. 110.1 R DS.
Efifu Cum & Mu u... 'b9. 85 , 6:' 2. 1.0141.1 N Stock,. 5.141
au TioDust:.: 4 6' 25 110 10). Si
1090 (qt , : iIS• New 93 i 19114 inlet loo3!..1
11,110 au sswil. 93 ' MX) 17 5 7.31):: ....lunv.loo
4 Cain et Mn P I!)...stf: 3 Meelis' Hank...._. 2,9
DA.4) Poinn. It Ist 31 —.lo* Zi,‘Settuyl NILY pref. 23
:1(X111:elzt.11 31j j
Adjoorned on the annotracement of the death of
Jo,eph It. Fry. a member of the hoard.
Philadelphia Markets.
rt.Y s — Evening.
The Produce Markets cent bone inactive at :timid
former rates. itt Flour there is - very little doing,
and prices are unsettled. Wheat is rather tower.
Corn and Oats are without change- Cotton iA
act but and prin S have mivaneed. ProvlAion.4 arc
without change. 7.Vhhiliy is in oetter
priers are looking lip. The Flour mrket. as we
have noticed for some th i ne past. continues dull
and unsettled, aid prices are in favor of the buyers;
801) bbls extra faintly sold for export. at $;%: - .ichßlS
bal. The retailers and bakers are buying in lids at
pric e , aging from i'hiliCpl3.`2s for superfine: ,:l.77,(FiiihT
for extra: s7.lZeli for extra family, and iici.6e,ao.so
1,1,1 for fancy brands. according to :nudity. hye
Flour is - dull at 11 bhL Corn Meal is hunted at
;1 0 ,4.74 per bbl tar "Pennsylvania.
hi More Wheat offering, and
.lodees have fallen OF. gales reach about 7,1010
.40, tt i(iam, imslod lair file-to good nail
prime reds • White is quoted at thell - w2the tit bushel.
nem:Ming to quality, Itye is : :Minh sales are
making at ate ? bushel. Porn is quiet. :it former
rates: 3,ax) -bushels prime yellow sold :it :vie 11
btiaLcli_ Oats um unchanged; sales ;Willi
140114
140
140
1004
140
100%
At New Per Otitcr Per
Yorl:. rent. Ports. rent. Total.
;51; , ,Nf:7,,,TA-3 72'4 $1,3‘34.40.3 .27 , 4 $19.2p2.1m
1n 502;71.2 71 5 6 4,531,218 2334 1;3.1'23.1;2 , 3
2;3
22,54Y.309 i 3 8,733).000 28 3t,:?.57,33,3
i 18.014,7771858
- 29.053043,1857
20, 587.1119 ,
27.!?76,351 /1855.
3.249.45811854.
22,027;521!1853,
JJ:9i6;o4lilan
. .
0.035 04 0,035 04
di 07 1,747 00 1.789 07
853 lit 73,697 07 74.316 00
M==l=
20,300 1)2 6:17.4i5
SECOND CALI
• • 3;i I 5 1 M) 4 'zt/ol‘vell
fl 3 600 lte:vtliiig It
80 1070
bushels, at 7re17.4 , bushel, mostly at the former
rates.
II A ItN.—ist No. 1 Quereltron i 9 wares, and held
at $1:t.0011 ton.
corrox I. more :mill - row, prices have advanCeil
.wark• r: 1G; about in.l bales of middlings sold at-18@+;00
tiltOPEMES.—Sugar and Coffee arc firmly held at
fully former rates, but we hear of uo sales of either
worthy ant - dire.
1'.EV1201.1P1131. Is coming In freely; -sales are
umking at 330133L.1.c for crude; 36032 c for relined in
bond, and NariZe "V gallon roe as to quality.
ii+ldoeg are firm at about former
rates, but there less doing in the way of sales.liless Pork is quoted at gi•15.50tite2.6.50 11 barrel. Bacon
limns ere selling in lots, at - 3•10.23 c t, for fancy
Small sales of Pickled limns are mak - -
hug at . .2e€l2lc iGI lb. Butter and Lard are without
change.
ll:VV.—Paled is selling at $ - 20@22c - a ton.
WM:Ai Y is in better demand, and prices have
advaneed :a031.• ? gallon; small sales of bbls are re
ported at 313 e ia gallon for Western.
The following are the receipts of Flour and Grain
at this port to-day:
flour ~400 bbls.
•
Wheat 9 000 bits.
Corn 6,300 bits.
INitSbUrg POiroicruna Market, l'uly 4
ttnineap in the Oil wa y be re lea s in it great Meal:lire
Suspended. Tim oil dealers beingpetroitle.they were
making great prep:lra:lolM .to celebrate the Milli
-versa ry or the greatest Fourth or duly that this
country has ever witnessed. hence business was a
secondary consideration. The market at Oil City
was dull, buyers having postponed purehasing until
Idler the celebration. 011 at the mouth was nomi
nal al it)? Md. At the wells prices varied :wee rd
tog 10 location. The well owners located on Lit
Utile
hid fixed their rates at 433 bbd.—this Is it
They propose adhering to those prices. Our
own mrket Was allehallgell, the sales being barely
safticient to estaldbde ntiOtation63 crllde range
row 21€3:32.1, , ,;c, packages returned, or 2littlyzti',ic, pack
vpcs included. The receipts by the Allegheny are
on the Were:lse Sillee bur last Issue. They amount
102X . 2 barrels. Relined Oil was not very active,
dealers icing inclined to suspend operations fora
day or two.
tizuni3 014--Soles few and in small parcels, v
115 ibis at 21 pkgs. returned: 187 Mils do. at Ste.
same condif ions. The advance of e trills per
hundred on 01l by the Pennsylvania Railroad will
o.cite VOry SeTionciy 11,4111144 it those parties who
have sold oil Foe flltll3, delivery in Philadelphia.
They Fny. and we think with justice, that they at
burl vlemld have received a timely notice, co as to
have malt 7
1)1w - I xrl rr —The only transactiOn roll 500 bids,
branded F. O. 13., at 47.3 c.
New Bedford Oil Market
[Frolu Whalemen's Ship List.]
Spenll Ir)Uhl - .llllllliMe illfoiry% a sale Of 155 ?Ads.,
on private terms. it the °nix trail:o.olOn for the.
WLale in demand and holders lien with an
upward tendency in their views; sales 1,700 Wills
:Northern at *l.lO g;Illon; also, 1,013 S. Sea and
hataphaetz, in intreelN-700 dark and inferior at ski,
slid the balance oil prltale terms.
Imports of Sperm and Whale Oil and Whalebone
into the Lulled States, for the week ending
July 3:
• •
sr.. bbls. 1111., bbls. Bone, lbs.
Total for l he ,270
Previously reported-16,690 54,090 455,000
From Jun .1 to date.... 17,060 51,140 455,000
Same time last year ....35.335 40.652 500,500
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, July 6.
WATEn
Steamship Norman, Baker, 48 boors from Boston,
with noise and passenger s Henry Winso.r Co.
Reports lurviogpassealo the bay a ship, a goo-boat,
and a lumber-laden sThooner, hound up. - -
Brig Arnie (Br), Morrell, 16 days front Orchilia,
with guano to Baker C 1 , 0180»].
• Brig Mlle WaVe, (Be), Carroll, 9 days froM Som
brero, with guano to Moro Phillips.
Schr Kadosh, Meekins, 3 days front Dorchester,
Md, with lumber to .7 'l` J nouns.
FAill• lila r, TlONVartl, MentyHY, 12 days from Port
land, with maw t 0 E A Sootier t Co,
Steamer D 1l My, 1
_wars from New York,
with Indso toll" M Baird ,t 5 Co.
Steamer Slps, Brown, 24 hours from New
York, with nah , :e to IN :NI Baird & Co.
Bark E A Cot+ rau, Bice. 19 days from Glace Bay,
with coal to E A Sootier ft Co. -
IlalMab.."ail. 10 dais from Cardenas, with
sugar to 8
Selir Jas Neilson, i;urt, 5 days from Boston, with
ni g. H .l e n t •J t- e ' An
t i l t i Tler. Stowers, 5 days from Savannah,
ill ballast to captain. `
__
Seth: .1 Maxfield, May, .1 ays from IVVannali t
ballast to captain.
Sebr .loanna. Ilelabge, 5 days from Norfolk, in
ballast to paplain. - • • -
Sehr Ilrazus, lielSey. 5 days from - Portland; Ct,
with marble 10 Win Struthers. --
Sehr Sarah, Benson, 3 days Troni New York; with
salt to A - Kerr sr, Bro.
- • • •
6,lir Ceres, Trefetben. 3 days from New York,
with salt to A Herr .S:131.0.
Sehr Bird, Durrell, 1 day from Lewes, Del, with
passengers to captain.
Sehr Dickinson. 9 days from Connecti
cut river. with ,q 011(.., to Ca
tiebr Jas o . Douolioe. rl II key, 8 days from Bangor,
with potatoes to captain.
Sehr. Vi in t 'l°llllll min, Burton. 2 dars from
Drawbridge. Del:, with grain to Jas L liewcey &Do.
Sehr I... Tire, Powell, 1 day front Smyrna, Del., with
grain to J as Llßewley ,t Co. .
Sehr Chief. Townsend, 2 days from Indian river,
with grain to Jas L3ttwlev ‘ i Co,
Sehr Jos- L IteYerin, ilollingsworth. 1 day from
Little Creek Lauding, with grain to Jas L Bewley
& Co. -
schr S P Chase. P:tlmer. one clay from Smyrna,
Del. with krrti it to daft L73eirtcy c Co.:
Schr Sarah and Mary, 31orrib, 1 tley from Smyrna,
with grain to itas Barratt,
Steamer Pristol, Chorle:i 1.4h0ur. , .. from New York,
with 111(162 to Wl' Clyde. Co.
Steamer, 31avilower:Robinson, PA hours from Wash
ington, with incise to IV P Clyde & Co.
Cleared.
Dark Evcqui hie. Park, Portland.
Sehr. Susan. Carroll. New. York.
Schr readlu„ ,, No 48. Nickerson, Norfolk
Schr. II rnrietta. English. Baltimore.
Sehr Sin:pleb:11111[, Wam*le.y, Washington.
tltnr F Trkr, Tv, rell_ Georgetown,
Sehr Jade' Mary, Dornan, Baltimore.
San. lanivEmma, Snediker, Baltimore.
Sell]. Seanlan. Seanntn, Baltimore.
Sell' . John Stroup. take. Boston.
E S. J Marts. Marls, BIL:ton.
ScLr I . l2l l llolllWet, iiarll. Boston.
Schr Sophia Allll. SMlit 11. Medford.
Schr 1) Cl Fiord. Kelly. Newport.
Sleanter el E ;,!ti river. Iscondo. rhd
kneamor Chogter, Warren, New
[Correspondenee of the Philadelphia Exthange.]
LEwxs, Del.
M
July 3-3 A. .
Steamer Ladona went to sea at. 4 P. M. Saturday.
Sihira Petzson, from Philadelphia for New Or
leans: Cororlia. do for Norfolk; Caroline Kienzie,
Patigessett, and Ephraim. and Anna do for Alex.:
andria: Caroline HulmeB and Dee. 'do for Mary
land; Myziek. from New York for Norfolk; George
Thtrby, do for Wilmington. N C: Cornelius, do for
ielnuoiat, Vit; Wm Henry. do for Drummondtown,
Na; 9:peen„ .1" P Cake. ltebecea-P Wot
more., C II Kirk, Isaac Hinckley, L A Edwards,
Eteeze. and Oen Yon froth New York for
Washington; Susatt H Cilhion, from lloAon for do,
all went to sea yesterday afternoon, with wind NW.
Sei,r Sarah J. Thivt, 12 days out from New York. for
Waillington, with forage, came to harbor on Fri
day last, w1:11 bur cargo supposed to be damaged,
baring encountered two very hoary gales from SSE.
]I.
The barks John Gls hues. for St Sago; Isaac It
Davis, for lvigint: Moneta, for City Point; brigs
hia, for Ivintnt; Hunter, for Halifax; and a LI S
gunboat, went to sea yesterday afternoon. Ship
Castilian. from Liverpool. and a bark unknown,
went up the bay to-day. The yacht Lilly, from Phi
luttutphia, is Hi the harbor. Wind NW._ •
HILLIARD
..M2 594.709
.3.1.52.1455
15,256.611
17.09.4a1
15, :OS, cso
9,4;2- 75
12.08.048
Ship 'Westmoreland, Deeitn. from Quebec for
Liverpool, was snake], _7th lilt, lot 4.5.04, lon 50.09.
Steamship Emily 73 Solider, Winchester, from
Callao, via Valparaiso, for New York, sailed front
liio Janeiro about Mith May.
Bark Paramount. I.)eshoii, for this port, was load
tog at Matanzas 27th ult.
Bark Cr Tliemp. Linnet!, 62 days front Algoa Bay,
C G li, with wool. &c, at New York 3d lust.
Bark Oryx (Br), Gell, cleared at New York 3d
inst. for Melhourne.
Bark ].ails Bookli (Br), Jackson: cleared at New
York 311 inst. tor calla°.
Brig Bird, Ste vellS, ltellee BarthidoB
Brig Thos Walter, Westerilvke, hence, sailed
from Barbados 13th lilt. for Nevis.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
PPHILADELPHIA, JULY 1 , 1805.-
Mr. E. M. IiIInOMALL become a
PARTNER IN OUE HOUSE,
On and after this date.
jy34lV S. T. AUGE CO.
NOTICE.-TRE INTEREST OF MR.
-I- 1 JOHN CALDWELL and Mr. DAVID W.
DENISON, in our house, ceases from this date
Dlr. JAMES W. AUGHELTREE has an lute . fMl;st
In our business from July Ist. WI.
STUAItT I3ItOTIIER.
PHILADELPHIA, Jin! 30, 1865, jyl-6t
COPARTNERSHIP. - THE UNDER
SI tiN ED bare Til IS 1)A - 16 formed a Cop3rtner
ship under the grin and name of DE COURSEY,
&. CO. for the transaction of a Wholesale
Business in liedtlelllell - :5 Furalohlng Good,
GERALD I)1 COURSE Y.
(Late of
A De Cour,ey, t Y A afe N areade, CO.)
JMES L. BR,
- -
(Late with Thomas N. Dale CO.)
. SAMUEL DECOUBSEY, Jr.
Putt. A.. July 7, 166.5. jyl-12t
DISSOLUTION. -THE COPARTNER
SD IP heretofore existing under the firm name
ofTIICHENE If YOUNG is TinS DAlldissolved by
mutual consent. either party signin,, ,, in liquidation.
They may be found at No. 108 South FOUltril
Street, Rowe O. 1, up stairs.
AiNli: J. MIME NER,
ALFRED F. YOUNG.
JULY I. 18115. 37:1-4t
110 PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. THE
property heretofore owned, and the business
heretofore conducted by the lino composed of W.H.
H. STEM: and WWI. C. erinminoN. under the.
lirm ofS'l'El It & CHAMPION. has been purchased
by it ECIIA111) li. CIIAMPION;to whom all persons
indebted to the late 111111 of Starr & Champion will
payme»t. and all persons having claims
a7.•last said I 61111 will present their hills for set
tlement. 'fits int6iilCHS of the late Jinn will he car
ried on by him at ate old stand. No. 1126 Race St.
W. 11. STMlttt.
W. U. eII.V.M.PION.
IL B. CIIA:II.no:s; 1,...r.by iendeca his thanks to
the publie for the patrtiotoo e,tetotett to the late
firm. and hopes, by a strict attention to bosblerr, to
still vontiotte to merit the 511111 e.
CHAMPI637.
JCNE tO. 1865.
MACIHNERY AND IRON.
PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
.1,1.--Z-V.noi I. Kit 11 - fiitICS.—NEAFIE t LIWY
PRACT ICA L ECI
TI R L lETICA NE MN:
ALACIIINISTS. E It-M A K RS, tiLACIC-
I:I:NIT:IS, anti FIWNDERS, linvin.a• for mane yoam
been ill Sltt , CSSnli operation. 1.01:1 1 / 1 ,1,11
4wgagol in building and remdring Ravine:tint River
Engines. high and iiklV-prANsslll'l!,
ter Trutks. Propellers. rmmeet folly otter
their servi,,,, to the vithlie a, being folly prep:trial
In contract for cnxinr, of all ohms, - Marine, 1:1%..1%
ailliStatioilvry: hating cei i or pattern. , of
sire:. are poem:reit to exemite inaler.i with quick
Every rloseniption of pattern-mating Imola
at the Sitortoot nails, nigh .1.1 Low-pm-A1:M . 12.
tine. Tlll.lllar, ;AIM Cylinder Bonern. of flit hest
YcloWylvaola charcoal Iron. orgings or it mitrca
awl knids: iron and IiTaSS Castings of aIl de:K . Ol)-
lion,:: I4erew-Clllling, nod ail other
work connected with the enure 1111:4111C,S.
2.'•6
. .
Drawing. and ,perlfivatloas fur all wor'.. aone at
the cstithlishnu•nt free of charge, and work guaran
teed.
Tlw subseribers have itniple WiloPf-duch gout fur
repairs of boats. Where tiler eau lie in perfect safe
ty, and arc iicuridoti with shears. Mocks. fie.,
&c.. fur raising heavy or weights.
dAcoB C. NEAFIE.
'illN LEVY,
je2l-tf .TEAfill anti LMEit Street
J. VAUGHAN MEIMMCK. WI M. UNItItICK.
It. col• It..
S
OUTHIN A L
RK FONDIIY,
FIFTH AND WAtiltiNuTON STREETS
Ai ERB SONS.
ENCINE1•11?.;:i ANT) MACILINisTs,
Mainifireture High and Low Pressure i..stenin
;jilt,, tor land. river. awl marine service. -
lloliers• liasorneivri. Tanks, Iron Boats, &C„;
(.a..4liuge, of all till:• , • Iron or Brass.
Iron-111mo. Roof. for Gas Works, Workshops,
Sl:Ltio Sr.r.
. ,
Retorts anti Iris 3hteltinery of the latest and tnoSt
improved construction.
I..vcry description of Plantation Marhinery. such
as Sugar. Saw, and Grist Vactilim Pans. Open
Steam Trains. Defeeatur6, Filters, Pumping' En
;discs. &t.
Sole agenta for N. Milieux's Patent Sugar-ltoll
ing Apparatus. Nesinyth's nttent :item]] Traminer.
& Wolser's Patent
:Fmgar-Ii ruin ing Machine. ani2-t
f I N &
ICE , LONG,
aFULTON WIMICS. 1340 BEACH STREET,
Eugineer., .31fteltiolgtg, Boller Bakers, and Car
Tanks of every Ilpserlption made. to order.
Sole Agents fortott;es Marine Sal inometera.myl6-ly
THOMAS M'DONOtGII,
6EN}:RAL It LACKSIiI TII I N ,
ELK STREET, ABOVE DOE. STREET,
FRANKLIN, PENNA
,4'. Boring tools on hand or made to order on
short notice. Phil-3m
COTTON AND FLAX SAIL DUCK
AND CANVAB, of an
numbers and brands.
Tent Awning, Trunk - and Wagon-cover Duck.
Also, Paper Mamtfacturorg , Drier Felts, from one
to five feet wide; Pontius, Bolting Sall Twine, ft e.
JOliki W. EVERMAN it' CO..
31031 i XV: 103 JOE4' Alley%
7,000 bus
443 1 SUN SETS
Arrived
Memoranda.
PROPOSALS.
P ROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS IN
THE NAVY.
NAVY' DEPARTMENT.
DURUM:IOE STRAM DMA suratt3G.
June 28,1885.
SEALED PROPOSALS to furnish materials for
the Navy for the fiscal year ending June 30, 11868,
will be received at Um Bureau of Steam Engineer
ing until 10 o'clock A. M., of the 31st day of July
next, at which time the opening will be commenced.
Proposals most he endorsed "Proposals far ' 1 " -
tefrials for the -Navy." that they May he distinguish-,
ed from Other ImsthesS loiters. and directed to thlY
Chief of the Bureau of Steam Englueering.
The ma terinls fir/IC/VS embraced in the classes
named arc particularly described in the printed
schedules; any Of which will he furnished to such as
desire to offer. on application to the eollllllalidalth r t
of the respective yards, or to the navy agent nearest,
thereto. and those of all the yards, upon applica
tion to Ole Bureau.
This division into classes being for the eonveni
mice of dealers earl!, such Ow:ses only will be for
fished as are actually required for bids. The com
mandant and navy agent for each station will, in
addition to the schedule of classes of their Own
p.trfh 4 oll/TO a copy of the schedules or the other
vards for examination only, from whirl. may be
holged whether it will be desirable to make applica
lion for any of the ethsses of those yard,. An other
thiorif , being equal, preference will be given to ar
ticles of American )11;11111faethre•
Offer , mast be made for the whole of the class at
Oily yard upon One of the printed schedules, or ill
strict conformity therewith, or they will not be eon-
Sidered.
Upon application to the Bureau. to the command
ant of any yard, or to any navy agent, the form of
of f er, of guarantee, and other necessary informa
tion respecting the proposals will he furnished.
The contract 1011 be awarded to the lowest bidder
Nthe gives proper guarantees, as regtlin,il by the
jaw of Nth of ilfignsf, 'OAS, the Nave Department,
reserving the right 10 reirrt the lOweA hid, if deem
ed exorbilald, or not to the interest o 1 the UoVerit
ment to accept.
The root mats will bear date the day the notifica
tion is given, and deliveries Can be demanded from
iliac date,
Waders are herelly cautioned and particularly no
tified that their offers must be in the form pre
seribed, and be mailed in time to reach their riesti
nation before time expires for receiving them. No
bid will be ronettler,7,l Bt4lt Nball be reerined after
Oa period elated, and no allowrebee will be made
forptihrvetv f t rtb,solll;/. All otters must be aeeoM
ponied by the bidder's licrlrle, Or a certided copy
thereof.
Sureties in the fall amonnt will be required to
sign
the cold earl, foul their responsibility certitiOli to by
o - United States District Judge, United States Dis
trict Attorney, collector, or navy agent, As addi
tional securities, twenty per cent= 11111 he with
held 11.0111 the amount of the bills until the Contract
shad have been completed. and eighty per centmo
of each hill, approved In triplicate lit - the command
ants of the respective yards, will he paid by the
11.91 t agents, at the points of delivery. in' funds or
eerfilicates, at pe option of the Government, with
in ten days al.ftitf warrant for the fonne • shalt have
beenD:e:ea mm& Secretary of the Treasury.
The followia - are the Cae,es required at the re-
Spective naxy-yardt..
.
1. Boiler iron, &c. 'lB. Col)per.
2. iron. 111. Tin. zinc., &e.
ft. Boiler felting. 20. Wltite lead.
4. Ginn l'nekilig, &e. 21. paint.
5. Sperm oil. 22. Colored paints. &e.
li. LIIIINeVIi oil. 23. Stationery.
7. Lard oil. 0. \Vjilte pine.
8. Lumber. 11.1ek walnut and.
9. 'fallow and soap. - cherry.
10. Englnee'rs' stores. 11 , 3. Mahogany.
11. Enganeers , tools. 29. Lanterns.
1.... Engineers' instru- :30. Lignunivit:e.
Tnents. 31. Dudgeons, putnpS,,te.
13. Steam pumps. 32. Sour li'lour, crucibles,
14. Wrought iron, pipes, &e.
&e.in Patented. articles.
15. Tubes. 134. Cotton nut hesllll
10. ,t - 2 , teßl.
... 1, ,,,
...parking._
17. Nails anti bolts. 133. Eit4ineei 7 S' stores.
The .
following are the "classes by their numbers,
required. at the respective navv-yards:
KITTE
Nos. 1,3, 4, 6 6 7,9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15,16, 17, 18,
19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 34, 35.
CITAItLESTOWN. . .
Nos. 1,2, 4,6, 7,9, 10,.11, In, 14, 11, 17, 16.19,20,22,23,
26, 11, 31
E=M
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Nos. 1, 3. 4,3, 6,5, 10,.11, 12, 14, 16, 17. 14, 14, 10, 22,
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WASITINO TON.
Nos. 2,4, 5,6, 7,8, 9,10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 18, 20, 21, 22,
23, 21,
SEEM
Nos. 1,2, 3. 4,5, C. 7,0, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 10, 17. IS. 15,
20, 21, 22, 23, 20, 27.28. jyti-tlAt
ASSISTANT QUARTERMAS
TER'S OFFICE.
113:1 OMAR]) STREET,
PITILADELPIIIA, JUIY 3, 1865.
, . .
SEALED PROPOSALS will be reeeived at this
office until 12 o'clock AL, THURSDAY, July G, 180.5,
for the delivery of WOOD AND COAL at the vent - -
ons Hospitals. Barracks, Storehouses, and Offices,
&e., &c., in :ind around the city and county of Phi
ladelphia, Including Chester,and any other laces
at which it may he required. front the Ist of July to
the 30th of September, 1835, inclusive.
COAL to he of best quality Anthractte, to weigh
2.21(1 pounds to the ton. free from all impurities,
and to be of the sizes — Egg, Furnace, or Stove, as
may be required.
WOOD, Oak and rine, of good merchantable
quality.
Bidders will state the price per toll or cord, both
in words and figures. and conform to the terms of
this advertisement, it copy of which should accom
pany each proposal, and - 111 proposals will be fur
nished hi a?tplicate.
Each hid must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons, whose signature must be appended to the
guarantee, and certified to as !wing good and suffi
cient security lbr the amount involved, by the
United StatessDistrict judge, Attorney, or Cidlee
tor or other public officer.
Tile right, reserved to ?P./Pet any bid deer:led un
reasonable, and no bid front a defaulting contractor
will he received.
•
All proposals to be made out on the regular
forms. which will be furnished on applienthin at
this office.
. .
Endorse envelope "Proposals for Coal and
Wood. To be opened on the oth instant.
11y order of Colonel Wm. W. Ale Kim. U. S. A.,
Chief quartermaster Philadelphia Depot:
GEO. R. ORME,
,ly3-4t. Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
10PROPO8ALS FOR CORN MEAL
-A- OFFICE DEPOT COMMISSARY OF SUB
SISTENCE. FORT MONROE. Ya., June lath,
SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate. will be re
ceived by the undersigned, until ttATEIRDAY, July
15th. 180. at 10 o'clock A. 3L; for furnishing this
depot with One Thousand Barrels of best quality
kiln-dried CORN MEAL, every ten days during the
two months emoting from date or cent net. or wall
further notice. The Corn Meal to be delivered at
Fort Monroe, Yu., or NOrrOlik. iu clean, well
coOpered dour barrels. containing lin pounds each,
not, the deliveries to commence ut once.
Bidders will be governed by the condition 3 usually
required by the eo of the Subsistence
Department, and will furnish with their proposals
satisfactory guarantees that, should their bids be
accepted, they will at once enter into bonds for the
fulfilment of the contract.
Bidders aro ten:nested to be present at the open
ing of the bids. Payments to be made monthly, in
such funds as may lie on hand.
The undersigned reserves the right to ',Joel any
Or all Olds. rropoeele to be endaiNed, "Proposals
for Corn Meal," and addressed to the undersigned.
;JAMES CUl{iti,
Colonel and C. S. V.
Warr MO".tnoE, Va.
ASSISTANT QUA.RTERMAS
TER'S OFFICE. FORAGE DEPARTMENT,
corner WHITEHALL and BRIDGE Street*, New
York City.
i'ropositls are invited for the delivery of Corn,
Oats, and Hay to this Department, in the city of
Philadelphia. Pa.
Bids should he addressed to this Office, and must
state the gnaptity, description or kind, price, and
time of delivery.
Payments to be murk upon the completion of the
delivery, or as soon thereafter as the Mee tnsv he
In rundl4. and In such feuds as IlinV he meeived for
di,lmrseinent. C. L. BIfRCHARD,
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster,
jy3-tf Forage Department.
LEGAL.
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COIL7NTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of CLARA L. WORN nod ELIZA N. WORN,
• Minors.
Tllc molitor appointed theourt to ;mita, set
tic. and aiihist the twoould of NICIfOLAS
guardian o'i• the liii,tate of CLARA id, WORN and
ELIZA N.WORN,minor children or mules Worn,
late of the city of Philadelphia, deceased, and to
report distillation of the lialanec remaining in the
haDas of the said guardian, will meet the parties
Interested for the purpose or his appointment. on
TIM:SPAY. Jav 18th. 1835, at 4 crelocit P. M., at his
No.4iiti LIBRARY Street, to the city of
Philadelphia, Room No. M.
JOHN BLACKBURN,
iya-thstnat* Auditor.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COE NTY OF purr.ADELviru.
_ .
Estate of MARY S. JENKINS. Deccatiked.
The Auditor appointed bs• the Court th audit,
settle. awl adjust the :recount of 1,110311 s NEw.
lAN. Executor of the Estate of MAitY S. ,TEN
KIES, deceased. tool to report distribution of the
balance in the hatvis of the accountant, will meet
the parties interested. for the purposes of his itp
pointloent. on 'MONDAY. slut• 17, 1815, at eleven
o'clock A. M., at his ollielt N'o. 702. WALNUT
Street. in the Cliv of Philadelphia.
bat-cod'. cluitzt.:Es It. T. COLLIS, Auditor.
T.N TUE 00131r1 1 OP COMMON PLEAS
Eel: THE CITY, AND COUNTY OF
DELP]
JENNIE E. TOWNER. by her next friend...loElN
19FAIINEY.vs..1„km TowNER, March. T.,
ISIS. No. 10. In Divorce.
To JA:3IES L. TOWNER. Resporolen
Stu: You will please take notice that a rule has
this day been granted on you to show eauso why a
divorce a 1111CliiI) matrinionli should nut ite decreed
in the above ease: returnable SATURDAY. July S t .
1805. at 10 o'clock A.L.3 JOHN EN,
_ .
•
Attorney pro Libellant.
PIII7,IDELPIIt.I. ;Stine 21. 181 Vi. 5e211-nith4t
ININ THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF rill LADELPITIA.
JA:21.E.:3 A NDKEWri, Assignee. vs. ELWOOD
KELLY. Wthl. Ex. Dec. Term, 191.. No. 208.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to report ins
tribution of the Mt - Lamm of the fatal raised by the
Hheriirs sale of the defendant's real estate, under
the above stated writ, being. It certain lot of ground
and brick tenement, situate on the east Side or Dol
ly street - . in the late olist Oct of Movamensing. now
in the city of Philadelphia. at the distance of 202
feet 3 incites south of Fitzwater street, containing
in front On said Doily street 10 feet lii inehes, quit
extending in depth on the north line 90 feet, and
On the south line 75 feet C inches, will attend to
the duties of Ids appointment on WEDN ESDAY,
the 12th day of duly, 180. St 3 o'cludi I'. M., at his
Otree, NO. 116 ! 4 utith : - 31N - 111. t - itreet. In the city of
I'hitadclt>ht t, AvlvAl and where all parties it, haeStell
arc required to present their emir., or be
,warred
from coining in on Said
3ED WAICD MCCABE, Auditor.
Itr2D-iot
•
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR.THE
CITY AND CD ITN1"1" OF Plf ILA It Lpi
June 28,
ate of 1:IC1 i 3.3 t I: PARKER FOL[I.K E.
The Auditor appoititol by the l'oart to atolls-.set
tie,andtht;ttbt the account of AVILIAAM PARKER
oe t h e will of ItA Ill) pAR
ICER FOTTLKE.kkeease , l.a 201 to report distriliation
of the Nththee in the hathl. of the oecoehtftet, will
Inver the parties int ereAteti. for the phrp•,ses of Lis
Nnnointnient. on WEDNESDAY. July rah. 1:03. :It
lU CrelOVk at his (Alice. 130 5.n011 :31.XT11
Strenf, in the city or Phik,delphia.
it.27-tothsst 11. C. TIIOMPSOX. An liter.
FSTATE OF JOHN SK V
IRING,
A DEcE.V. , ,El).—T,..llvrs Testamentary upon the
Will of John Skieving. late 'of Plillatfelphia, de
eeaseil, haying loci, ;;ranted to "The Itiantsylvaula
o.eopitoy roe Intatruntio on I.lYes tiratithn,t
Aneultdes. , all peesons indebted to said Estate !tee
requested to matte parlitent.anti those ha. i1,14 , 041Mq
against the saute to present them at the ...Piet. or the
said Company, 304 wm,xl"r Ntl et, without
delay. CI{AItLI nurum,.
jt-_ 4 2-thillfit pr”st.omt.
RR AIISH AL'S SALE.—BY VI LIT LIEI
.0-2- or a welt of sale. by the Hem .10I[\ CAD
WALADER. Judge of the District Court of the
United States,. iu and for the Eastern district of
1 lennsvivania. m Admiralty, to me directed, will he
sold ;druidic Sale, to the Thirhest and best Milder,
for cash, at MICUENER'S STORE, No. 14-91 North
FRONT Street, on MONDAY, July 10. IStU, at 11
o•clork A. M., the cargo or prize steamer Beatrice,
ec,,,simi9g of Aleohol_ in barrels: Me, in bottles;
Claret.'lti hot ties' IlliSeellaneous Liquors, in bot
tles: (MP case or Nalicira; fancy YktinlOs, 9N r el' , /S•
tintinetts, Blankets. Calicoes, Chintzes, LlidieS 7
Undershirts, Wool I eni tat f-hose, ready-made Cloth
ing.. indigo, and other articles, as sneeitimt In eata-
MgCleii. WILLEAM .1111.LWAIt D,
United States Marslla! E. 11. of rennsylvan :
,Tune P. . 18fq. jetN-12t
McCANDLESS & SMITH,
MALT VINEUAIt FACTORS,
llBOAT) AI)N PRIME tiTREF.TS.
Constantly on hand and for sale a large stock of
MALT and WHITE WINE VIN - 1 tt Alt—a nets
article of manufacture in this country, made lir the
Celebrated English process, and used excluavely
for Pickling in Europe. -
All sales warrituted free from Impurities and
chemicals.
Orders filled promptly to, all parts of the country.
Ait N T$.
L. E. CAMBLOS, No. 113 Walnut street, Phila
delphia.
PITT it WHITE, No, 4 Exchange Place, But.
VIIREMAN LEE 8: Co., Richmond, va,
W. iciourA) & CO.. Newborn, N. C. .1019-3 m
H ERMETICALLY SEALED MEATS
AND SOUPS.
1,0110 doz. Sausage Meat. •
500 • Roast Beef.
500 " do Veal.
500 " do Mutton.
I.oeo do Turkey.
LOC* "d 0 Chicken.
5.000 " assorted Soups, in 1.2. 2'4 lb. rolls.
For sale by !MODES WILLIAMS,
fe6-If 107 South WATER Street.
MORGAN, -- ORR, CO., STEAM EN
GINE BUILTMiItS, Iron Founders, and Gene
ral Machinists awl Boller Makers, No. Igl9 CAL.
LOWI.I.ILL kitriNt, 02144't
AUCTION SALES.
VIJIINESS, BRINLEY, & CO.,
- 2 - NM 615 VILESTNUT and 01.2 JAA'NE Street.
SALE. OF FDREss Goons. iffilDONS EMBROI
IIEEED LINEN SETS AND. EMBROIDERED
BA-NI/KERCHIEFS.
ON FRIDAY MoircrNG,
July 7th. nt 10 0 . 1 . i1/14C., by catalogue, CM four
month's credit, the fullosciog
desirable goods, just
landed:
BRITISH DRESS (}ODDS.
Black and el/iorr•II alparap and nwhaiN.
Fancy silk check mohair,-
-Fancy check and Wain mor.ntriltitllloo.
—.Figured hornaili and Intrealt.
SALE OF N E.P.I)LE VOltl l / 4 IMIOIII
AND LINEN CAMBRIC LCN
JUST LANDED.
ON FRIDAY,
A full assortment of embroidered linen sets.
A full assortment of plain linen so fa .
A full assortment or embroidered linen cambric
handkerchiefs.
BONNET RIBBONS.
100 cartons Nos. 40100 extra quality poult do sole
ribbons, white, black,
A and colored.
LSO,
Black Thibet shawls.
Black pros de - Mines, C.
DOMESTIC GOODS, FOR CAsyy.
Also, rt nsuortinent of dotneht ic goods.
INSURANCE.
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.
Croton Fire Insurance Co., New York.
Atiantie Fire and Marine Ins. Co., Pro
vidence, It. I. .
Peopiefs Tire Ins. Ch., Worcester, Mass.
Thames Fire lus. Cap.. Norwieh, Conn.
Insurance etTected to reiinble Companies to any
amount, opon`liiliEßA TF,It3LS, without charge
for POLICIES OR STAMP.
JOSEPH ;TILLINGHAST,
AGENT,
je3-qllth2m 400 WALNUT Street
, _
DRUGS AND CDOEMICALS
-
ROBLRT SHOEMAKER & CO.,
N. E. eorner of FOURTH and RA.CE Streets,
PIIILADELPMA,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
Importers ltml Dwders in Foreign and Domestic
WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS.
WIIITE LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS, PUTTY, &C
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED
FRENCII ZINC PAINTS.
Dealers and Consumers supplied at
VERY LOW PRICES FOR CASH. tly43m
BOTANIC AND ECLECTIC DRUGS.
ROBERT A_ HANCE,
729 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Would call the attention of Druggists; Country Mer
chants, and others, to his stock of
ROOTS, HERBS, AND BARKS,
lu various sized packages, of our own pressing, at
PRICES BELOW FORMER RATES.
A full line of BOTANICAL PREPARATIONS,
W. S. MERRELL & Cl).'s CONCENTRATED RE
MEDIES. &c., at a liberal dis,:ottut to the trade.
Catalogues fa ro IA ell on apnli eat ion. my It-holp
CAUPETS AND OIL-ci,o9rus.
SPRING
1865.
GLEN ECHO MILLS,
GERMANTOWN, PA.
11.PCAL . ILUN & CO.,
MA YUPACTIMBRS AND IMPORTERS OP
CARPETINGS,
OIL CLOTH, MATTINGS,
IicHOLESALE DEPARTNiENT,
509 CHESTNUT STREET
RETAIL DEPARTMENT,
519 CHESTNUT STREET
_CONFECTIONERY.
SUAIMER CONFE_CTIONS.
Persons about leaving the city should call and ex
amine our splendid assortment of 4
DELICIOUS
CONFECTION S,
Particularly adapted for the Warm season.
E. G. WHITMAN al CO.,
DIANUFACTURETIS, '
318 CHESTNUT STREET.
.tom Also, an assortment of
BRILLIANT FIRE-WORKS.
jen-stuth-Int
MERCHANT TAILORS.
JOHN KELLY,
TAILORS,
612 PIIESTNITT STREET,
ITAVE NOW IN STORE
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
trtlf3-tf SPRING GOODS.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
VINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
-a- The subscribers would invite attention to their
IMPROVED CDT OF SHIRTS,
which they rnalt9 a specialty in their business. Also,
constantly receiving,
NOVELTIES FOR GENTLE3tEN`S WEAR.
J. NV SCOTT A; CO.,
CIENTLEMEN - $ FURNISHING STORE,
1314 CHESTNUT Street,
Folic doors below the Continental.
GROCERIES,
TO FAMILIES RESIDING IN THE
RURAL DISTRICTS.
We are prepared. as heretofore, to supply fami
lies, at their country residences, with
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PINE CRCCERIES,
TEAS, &c., &C.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
11131244 f Car. ELEVENTH and VINE Streets
COMMISSION MOUSES.
HAZARD & HUTCHINSON,
AGENTS FOE TUE SALE OF
PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS,
112 CTIEsTNUT STREET,
MILAIrE1,1•111A,
AND
103 READE STREET, NEW YORW. jezi-cm
WATCHES,
MUSICAL BOXES,
FRENCH TIME-PIECES,
AT LOW PRICES
N. ItULON'S,
1028 CIIESI'NUT Street
"Walelms, Clocks, and Jewelry carefully repaired
ICE 11. ItATSING tat. C11.`.... A. MATS INGER.
MA.TSINGER BROTIIIIIO,
ADAM. MATS:INGER,
I=l
FIRE-PROOF DOORS. IRON SHUTTEILS,
AND
SMITH-WORE: IN GENERAL.
Also, Flog-Staff Ertvekets, Furnaces, Cooking
flanges, 6:15 Ovens, Malt Donors. liegistert), and
Ventilators., and iihtiot-iron Works or every de
scription.
No. 1.22.8 EAcr, STREET,
3e22-12t PITILADNLPIIIA.
C A - R
D.
FUENITURE AT LOW PRICES.
I will sell the balauee of my large stock of
FURNITURE,
At vorrlow prices, until
SEPTEMBER Ist
The assortment is complete
GEO. J. ITENKELS,
ROO and Rll cirESTNUT Street.
I --CE I CREAM
PURE DELAWARE COUNTY
ICE CREAM",
illa.4e in the Country, and frr,ll even r morning—the
Very best that is made. Saloons, Excursions, 'FU-
T:les, Festivals, 'Hotels, liestaurants, and Private,
Families, furnished .with promptness in quantties
to suit, on reasonable terms;
EASTERN MARKET
ICE-CREAM ST AND.
](•24-lui
E. D. F. MORGAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND COLLECTING
AGENT, -
MEMPHIS, TENN
.The Civil Courts of this District are now in prae
th..ll operation: Haring practiced at the Memphis
Lair for ten (10) years. lily neplaintanee With the
business community greatly faeditates In the speedy
collection 01
E. n.l•. MORGAN.
TTAVANA CIGARS—NEW LOTS.—
Comprising Figaro, elthorges,El
Sol, nod other choice brands, assorted sizes. LOW
prlre,siltpword, Suitable for retail at
8 cents, 10 cents. and net:l.lN. •
6; rug JET & SONS. Importers,
jyt-12t" 3,10 4vutil DiON't §tkett,
—elt. Next public sale, July 11. will
very large al/JOUlli, by order of the Orplitu ) ,* 4 t
exprotors, and others:.
Sales of furniture at the Auction Sig, ; . , •
TILLUISI /AY. it
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE, SA t . r
Printed catalogues, comprising several
thousand dollan+, including every
city mid COM] ry property. rroin the sin:ol, .4 '
inis to the etCgtin t inn lit.ltyis; eggio....'4"il
farnit,, business properties, ,te. ."tri
B.lr RI Nos. 139 awl 141 Son 11) lotAiill, ..•,.„ „
STYVEI2IIIIC Fl - lINITURE .ktil) FltENe IC -0; ':.
11111iliORS, VINE BRUSSELS AND of ''F':
cAurtrys. lap
•„
_ _ _
Sale for Aeroflot [totted Sot,
CUSP KAI NE I) 110K1'11`A It STtm . t.:,.
ON SAT l' ttIIAY 1111)1tN I Nti
July R. :11 10 fltork, tit S. E. rotor!. tetto i )
C11.E111117 Streets. for aevotnit -111,110,
ivy ()Myr DI the Medical Porveyttr, n cill:lntily
deililll , d stores.
bed—imckg, crockery, foil iNtriititlars in
eat:dog-nes.
pANCOAST & W itTiN K
TioNEEItS, No. ;Et 0 MAIItIiET
SALE OF AMEI TCAN - ANr> LtrPOßTri u r
GOODS, NOTIONs, sTocii wy,ms,
cATALoOITE, 11,V
'NHS DAY,
JOl3 - ecarnoellg at 100 . 0101.1, - .,
nlOllll 400 hop selsoo 00 , - I.
QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OPVICF,
WASIUMITON, D. C., Jon i .
By order of the Quartermaster General, Iher,. wm
be sold, at puldle auction, during - the month
1:45. at the I Ime6 and places named hclow, viz ;
GIESISORD, D. C., MONDAY and SAT I.; IID
each week.
N) %Y Toini CITY. WEDNF.SDAY, July c.
NEW" YORK CITY, FRIDAY, July 7. aim fm.
TUESDAY and FRIDAY of each !Weeh ihr'reafit.r,
at the (I overnualit I7luldcs, corner
cod Thirty-MTh of seat.
PIDLADELPHIA, PA., TITURSDA Yoreanli week,
BALTINDRE, Mo., IV PION ESDA Y„lnly
BALTIMDUE, MD., WEDN ESll.ll3..lalyr 26,
I(IANS'I'OWN. PA.. W N ES! IA V, .1131 5.
ELMIRA. N. Y., FRI DAY..ltilv
LANCASTER, FRIDAY, •
Two hundred SERVICEABLE liliArr ilimsKi
each day.
Au opportunlir to pa rehase a superior class of
Draft Horses. at 'far less; than their true Value. 1,1
now offered to thedimblie. The
sound am] serviceable, flu longer requirud la the
army, and Ififist he SOW. The attention of 11 1:11A.
gees of city railroads and manufactories Is especho,
ty called to these sales.
Horses Sold ,ingly. Soles to entrtmenee at 10 A.M.
Turut4 CM:4I, ID United States COlToacy•
JAMES A.
Drov. Gen. charge
Ist Div. Q. M. 1.,
SALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES
Qum:Tr:n - 31A STEII CIENETIAL'S Ozr JCR.
FinsT
WASIITINGTON ern', Mln Vii, tr
Will he polo at public auction itUCIUC the month ni
July, 18115, to the highest bidder, at the IhneA
places ueumi below, viz:
BALTDIORB, mu., w EDNESD AY. .Tuly S.
ilip,olono, ii. P.. TWITESDAY, .July 6.
GIEf3BORO. D. C.. FRIDAY. Jniv i, trod on'l'LFl4-
DAY, THURSDAY, Cud FRID.A.Ii of v 6 di wttk
thereafter.
YORK, PA.. FRIDAY, .761 v 7.
MIFFIANTOWN. PA., FRIDAY, .Tuly 7.
wiLLiAMS.PORT, PA., WEDNESDAY, Jul 12.
READING PA.. - FRIDAY, July 11.
EASTON, 1 1 A.. TUESDAY. JulvlFl.
BALTIMORE MD.. ;WEDNESDAY, July M.
IsIEWPORT, 1 1 A.. FIR ID AY, July 21.
POWSVit.i.E. PA., F1111)AY Jul v 28.
WILMINGTON DEI. SAT tritiM'y,
. lIALTEmoim
1 , ,, fh :.4 . 10,1„ , , July
3.1.
Two limo - trod 11.011511. - ,emelt
For mad nisl farJoiug purposes, many good llat
gs
tins e lui ;,1,.1 F
ec ll ii7As . o 7. .t ili l ,
Terms vast', in Vatted Slates en 11 , 311e.y.
.1 AMES A. CAIN,
Brov. Thdg. Oen. 1n chargr
Irivisloo IL.). M. c 0,
1865.
- -Street:
1 ELECTP.I.O IT, ("PEI C.lEg. 1
No. 15E1- North ELEYIr7iT;!, bel , r, 11', , ,1; i
ales. CI lE:•.vIN 1..:1' and 14.111T11!...III
)
1,31 - Teets. West Philari 1 :11tilt.
I.)n. TTIONAS .4.1.i.e:.: having been Teri .0 ( ,...1
ecoaflil in lb, I.lll'n r.f l‘iseases by till, Ile% ,:,..f
thod. NVOIIIII hifti!lil I , i, friends !tmi the jeib:i.-
that lie in still litrittLitt.e: :mil caring :1,...,.. 1
)
whom medleine did not alt'ie2i, awl ci1i,,i..:,...' r
ineertittle. • 1
We will lueittion tt few of the 1 DigeirieL, b, 1.,. )
cure of whlei. tilt .1 reetment seldom ii ev , t i's':;:
Ithennattima, .Ft iii li - elw'r - t)i , ....,.
/
Nenralgia, ,ti:ingrenc, ILI eel!
Paralysis, Ineers,
Cramps, 111911,,
.....1111:1.1 "
iii,,,r,. ] ,;:ia, ljt),,i•r!,'S.• Co:111.;11 "
' 1
ITlll'Oat "
Firver .k Ague, I , :re.pti,m , . 1 1Yolaons,
Asthma, 'lnilewinations ' Noe I..mis , loit , ,
Congestion, lieworthage, !Diabetes, Sae,
Patients will in t , •eatwt at t r iliZ . 1%...HV11 , 41
when desired: a 141',, , ..111.11111M . al' 1.: ,, ii.H0t1 , ,!, ,
may hi g,•4-11:11. - : /Jo 0:',....,:i flout an. i . .. 11L , In
city. Consul :, i ions gratis. °Vet! h0ne,...) I. :li 1
to g P. AI., in the city.
1
apl9-ant DE, Tif0 , ., , , ...li,T.r.!:',
F.leri,rl,..iii it
SYRUPS, &c.,
FLECTROPAT I ESTABLI•Ii
-31111NT.---T/11. A. If. STEVIISt , , one or 1: ; ,;
DISCOVEIIFIIS e.l' svotolo
Taig alsease I.v INIODiFIED Et.: , :( Tin c.t.
CATIIINS. alit/ 1010 lias lmou so vol.) O of
I'ENN SOI"AlIF. for thy tit three yeto...
lnvYrQ ofi, (or_.ood 12es1.1elleo to 11534 I*l
Street. one door InloW St.vcitteenth.
All persons fl4 . 6irilig attypa , a'aarrot
- with regard to his pedal olo:10• of tpulttnbmt,
please eillt or scud for II p;lei'tlet.
Consultatiou or odvit. g
,JOHN C. BAKER &CO.'S COD I..!ViN
: TRUE .ASI) GENLTINE—iIti , I: ,
passed in coiallty and 1 , 1;',. , c5, !be.
SWEETEST AND EEST PARED.
. .
In Coughs. fold::, 14 rt: heti i Us, Asththri, (..i..nr..1'.t..
Cipieti I. Coit,untptlonoth.l all S'•orottiltmBcomplo.ii,..l,
it (Mem lin,, prom”.es ilinE,)iate an.i vortain ,•tr, ..1;
.. , :h.it (alu , r rtquolie. iIaVU I leeti talicit with littie
no lwittlit.
:Scold by all Dm figist city, and loy the pra-
Drietcor. :No. 71R N It 30(1-sthIlh{al
S, MAIL LINE
fur FORT MONROi:, W
OLK., CITY POINT. and El CIIMI;N 11, le' ari,t,
class steamers am! experienced 0101 y.
The Bay Line steamers I.:MA:ma anil
Webster will leave the Union flock, foot,
street. daily. at ti welt,[': P. M.. fur For, Nt.ooot
anti Norrollc, ennaceting at Fort roe wiih
the steamorit U ei'gi ana ilitd M. Martin for rior
Point and Itielommd. Va..
Returning. will leave Richmond at M. 419i:y,
stopping at Cite Point. and noting at Pori !i„11-
roe with the thiy Line stennwrs that leave NinifiCi:
at ",!..; I'. M. anti arriving liaßimore liatc
th. - Flitaterit and Western trains, and for WaAdinc•
toll City. D. C.
. .
The steamer, of this line navi g ate the river,
going and returning I!iltireiVill day time, gh
passengers ample time to sec the fortification , . and
all other objects of interest.
Tickets for the above places can be had an W:174
of the boats.
Fare from Baltimore to Norfolk si
.
Fort Monroe iYI
Through ticket "tali hinge to I/
r.,tat .. 11
State-rooms and :teals extra.
The state-room nevomme,latlens ant un , tlirptu..e , l.
and the table well ,upplie.l.
Pas:tenders taking the 1.15 train front Phil:viol
phta wilt untke connection with this lino.
Passengers taking the t _V. 31. troll eiTbm New
York ittrib ample time to (lino in Bait hit. Pre.
Vast.ett(terst takin:: the 3 I'. 11. trail. Croat
make connection with this line.
coault will It It waiting on the arricul of the.
1.15 train froln l'hilttelphin to etotecy- na...t.tus , rf
to the intats of this line. fire of charge.
31. it'.11.,1,5.
li. B. JA317.1?, (funeral Passenger Agent,
STEAM TO LIVERPOOT, , —
g at Ogecastown—Tia , I.la
sailing . Gnil-II ti EKK EX, earrVil/V iht. s.
CITY OF DUMAN ONESDA.Y. dtl:.' n.
CITY I;0t!z TITIWAY. .116v A.
KANGAROO AVEONESDAY, 4 . 111 y .2.
CITY Olt' ED I Nit i
At Noun, front Pler .14. North River.
It.ATES (IF PASSAGE.
First tabi» .. Allow Steyeage 4:11 1
to London.. li, 00 " to 31 "'
" to Park BO 00 " to Port. nl al
Passengers also forwarfleil to ltavro,
liVo2llcll. at modrfatr r.li
by the mall steamers, ssillng evert. S !lat.
linty, payable in gob!. Passage by the
sttiamerA. pavnble in IT. S. carrettey.
Steerage mi4sage from Liverpool or QUOOn ,to rrtt.
VOgoid[Or 't'leltrfs rant Lr tninynt
here by persons sending lon thrir friends.
For farther information. apply at the t i.onpalty'g
401 IN . GALE. Agent.
Jet: 111 WALNUT Street. Phila.
BOSTON AND PIEIL11)111,-
---*4-, pm P.A3I:•qU 1' LINE. mail ng rrolit
( . : „.1, p o rt o p ;-4.ltrl'lMAl64 1 • l'IM1 II r,T
I'lN E Street. ;;Itct Long )1113r4 Ji
too.
,teviil7llll) . Xoll,3l.lN, Capl”in Baker. - tell: ;<a il
front littheit•liAda for lloA.o. Sathrilny„)nlv
slh. at 10 11... and steamahlp SAXON. Cappith
:Matthews, from Boston for Philadelphia nit tile
sante day. at 11'.
Theo new awl sul,hlnltti . tl,4eatiFikili.; form a t'ofrl
lar line. nailing from r,tt It purl - limo:Wall) wt .mttl.'-
klay.,.
o - ,lc-:ultr the
elotrgell
Sl:lppyr, Aro milio4ed to wool Iteeyie' , 'l l4
Bills of wlt It theft
Forlght nr I'rxsag:• (linviow flot , neeonoturia
'Lions), “liply to II ICI RY t I NSOI2 & CO"
17ELAWAlt Aviotoo.
TO th Abi 41.aE14.1111 .4
...{:LS,ZI4 FOR E SUP ERIOR.
One Ur the itew ;11, , 1 mapailiteent gleaniar.t,
'AM:IA.:off AND
Will leave lI:LEVEL A No. onto. every IdONDA.I",
at 8 P. M.. and lirriri 3lichig:uf. every 1.1:::-
PA'l". at 2P. 31.. and l'ort :manilaat 10P.
Tar real comfort and pleatnir... the Lake Superior
trip. Is unennalle , l WI this continent. The In.-4
•speelcivd 11%mi" iishiug In the world. and nowluwe
can the hit Inbneill a., in
tin , cool. drv. and invigorating climate. or Lake
It also the cheapest trip offered, 'wh:
only abont I trev and one-hair cents per tulle, wlitelt
and
For information or secii ring: ii rrOOlllN, aI,PIT to
..31tET8ON
evelit.l, ()Mu,
J. T. WITITING_.
Detroit, Michigan._
s z24l &.' h, NEW EXPRESS LINE TO
IVAT. \ NMI lA, (I Witti ETI 1W X,
and WM...MINGA*4, Via Chesapeake and Dt.ta.
NV are Canal.
_
. .
Steamers rSt wharf above MARICEP
Street, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. al'
12 M.
For Freight apply to Agents, WM. P. CLYDE. St
CO.. 14 North nod south Wharves. Phila.: J. 11.
DAVIDSON. Georgetown, D. C.; FLOWEIts
BOWEN. Alex and rim. .
NEW TOW-BOAT LINT,
.
LAWAWN AND co ,\VPAKI
STEAM TONY-BOAT CO3IBANY.--Barges tatted
to and from Ildindelplda, Havre do armee. 14 !', 1 !;"
more. Washingt.»). and intermediate points. sir
P. CLYDE & CO., Agents, No. 14 sOrf
WITABWES Philadelphia, Capt. JOHN I, A.BI;1 1 "
LIN. Superfutendent.
e, NEW EXPRESS LINE, TO
erifiArE . liht ALEXANDRIA, GEOlRiirrow ,
AND WAMIINGTON, %la Chesapeake and Dela .
ware Canal.
Steamers leave first Wharf. above 3fARICET
Street every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, ar°
12111.
For Freight apply to Agents,w.m. P. CLYDE
4 North and South - tVltaryeir, Ph ilatielphill
.1. CO.. it. DAVIDSON, tleorgetown, 1). U.: 'MOW'
ERS & BOWEN. ,I.lexgio4 Ha, Va. 111i114-9ni
a r ti d NOTICE.—FOR NEWT
- .1 - 01111. - .—The PiTH.A.DELPHIAASIO
is kw YORK 1 4 1XP1S11 KTEAMitCIAT COMPA .
NY, yin Doloworo Rovltan Canal.
Stenmor. Wave DA MY. ficA wharf below MAll-
RET street, ot '2 o'clock I'. M.
WM. P. CLYDE X Co.. 14 S. WHARVES, Phila.
JAMES HAND, 117 WALL. Stiyol,
Now York.
goa t E. S. EARLEY,
inllls-9m
UNDERTATiEI
S. E.corner TENTH mut Ceti:EN Streets,
- - -
assortment of BLACK. and GOLD d EIJI"
21. 12t * iiiLgt, 109 b. BIALYAna. a.
AUCTION SALES.
JOHN B. MYERS & CO., ..4.170TT0 1 , 1
Nos. Raft and 2 , 34 nAltx..tt stry4.[:"
EMIMV3=I
SA cases CANTON PAI,II FANS: . ,
with natural told lacquered handles."
PHILIP FORD & CO., A.U(I'MoNN I . :I ;: -
52! MARKET and COMMEI!CE
M. THOMAS & SONS,
NOE. 130 and FIR Smith FOURTH :•Art.f“
E,F.TAT If. !AND STOCKR.
Public Palo or curl SI QC kg, hi II r
change, evot , Tl , l 7 .St)A ir, ot 12 o'clock, qu i l l " 4 r
business sseason. Li July awl August only u..v, , ;"" I'v
sales,
TITIS :WORNEiri,
At it oulc. at the. ion store . ,
titre, r1 . 1 . 1/01-111:111. 111:111“ . 1 plet "”/,.
Mussels carpets,
SPECIAL SALE OP ttIEttMENII„
DRAFT lIORSEB.
jc29- .100
je.l ti yBO 30
ran U*MC..L.
Sf.irßl.l l lllit:r.
at rnir rmtv,
voloremAtil
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