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WEDNESDAY, JULY 19, 1865.
itEw YORK CITY.
NEW YOPN, August 7
BANK STATEMENT.
The following is the statement of, the banks
of this city for the week ending on Saturday:
peercase Of loans 153,000,000
Oeerease of specie ....... • • 300,000
Decrease oft eposits .................. 9,500,000
Prercasc of legal tend'ers .............. 3,390,000
Increase of circulation ................. 570,000
THE STOCK SKCHAVOS—BECOND BOARD,
sea° tr SGo - 81 c Wolf 300 Cum Coal pref.. 423
173000 s ..•:. lOCV* it r1111:3 (I , y L Co. 111.4
US 65 5-110 new SoT.i; 600 Erie Railway NO 8.1 1. 3,
51k100 7T g s 40-40, 11 toollndß R2d call am
4500 TreaN'y 7t: 7 3-10 400 Remains.
R 100
no , / SOO do
2d rrtr~ ;)z ,,i t 400 d 10614
10000 do o s 10•10134
WOO ............ 10011 i So & N 110.... 05%
2000 3list-catti state SS 72
CVENING STOCK BOARD.
At o l difigher , s Exchange this evening, Erie
n uoted at 64 3 / 4 ; Reading, 106;4 ; Pittsburg,
70V; north Western, Ey, ; Preferred; 63 , ,4, The
market way dull but Ihm. There were. - no
.9:110 of gold, but the quotations were marked
1-13:,
Shipping Intelligence.
BOSTON, August 7.—Arrived, ship Art Union,
from Rangoon; burits Lillian, from. Buenos
pyres; Warren Hallett, front Gore.
ARRIVAL'S AT THE HOTELS.
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natchellte.
Bose Campbell. fall nor
W Mager. New York
C E Cleveland. Prot.,
Capt. W 31 Norton, tJ 8 A
Miss A Moore. Pittsburg
W El Pier. Pittsburg_
N R Call gby & la, alt
Missl: l Caugli.Y.Ba l t imore
Mies B CallguY, Baltimore
j ss Im mcGre, r
land atl
Eni.k Chieago
England
j Thomas, Louisville
J R Bodwell, Rockland
31 Re 111.5011. New. Orleans
Laurence
Marshall l'arks. Norfolk
FL,nts, New York
4as Harlan. Washington
Bon it is Cooley, Wash
• it Smith & somPiftsh'g
c C tribertson.N Albany
3 elm H Williams, Dld
311 s Williams & dzt. bid
Ws A lallieltarelson,Balt
,t l; rod) &la.lllllwrinkee
31 'ebb ich, Lox ing'n, iijo
Win Wood, Cincinnati
Miss A Wood. Cincinnati!
311 g; J VI ChicismaW
Win Mottlgoincr3. - &
it Wageioner, Toledo
R Parham. Leavenworth
Jolty 1. Wilson. Chicago
Mrs Wilonst:eun,Chieago
RI. VandeuberglLAlbanyi
John B Band. Baltimore;
311ss J Bond, Blatimur e I
11 it - Johmon , N Jersey
Elliott, Baltiniore
.1 R Nitiurrete St Wf
A SI WI - , TCRII
I. Haln•ck & wf, Wash
Col Ii b Olcott. N York
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David Reed & da. lacuna
hi Scott. Nashville
111; Reese. Chicago
I Lenzlia et. Baltimore
11 11 King, Pittsburg
1;11 Clunm•Noriolk
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C Hayes. Washington
WA Hard & vrf. II ash
Sliumson,.Wash
V P nut:84.07), N Jersey
R. II Wade. N Carolina
Jas Tumble. Pittsburg
4; W Bowers Noir York
,le, Hacks. Cluelimati, 0
T Maolarlon, N York
.1 1' Cook, Cincinnati, 0
I: St or:i rd. Cincinnati I
L t'arrittuburn &w. Cuba;
Mink.) Meliendrlek, N Ys
E Mayo. N Carolina
lie ( Isgood. New York
cbaA Hays & Pittsbrgl
L Hays. Pittsburg
Lydia liars, Peuna
311 , , , I:Laughlin, Paula
es M. Lattahlin, Penna
Limit .1 Leman, S C
S J Chile. Albany
.1 Clianthrorq: w f, Pa
C Adams. New York
Mr, T F Forrest, Waslm
Miss Forrest C _is. Wash
Luoventhal, Wash]]
At, Autlrewa & faun, 0
11 Baker, Evansville
Mrs Baker. Evansville
31 W Baker. Evansville
N orerms.Evansville
11fiJlachill & All, Pa
H C Alesworth t Boston
LL - Norton, B A.
4eolif Oyster, Wash
Dr W W Howaxd, US N
B Thomas, Bentneky
Mrs L H Robinson, Ky
Mrs J B Payne, Ky
Miss Ella Thomas. Ky
Miss L MeNarey, Ky
Rev D E Lyman. Bait
Frank Brown, Chicago
A it Potts
T Muller, Washington
J S Griffith, Pittsburg
J W Culgit ,n Pittsburg
B Foster, West Chester
H W Strang, Elmira
Mrs Win DriPriee, Pittsbg
Miss Price, Pittsburg
Jas F Onigg, Jr. Pittshug
John P Penny, Pittsburg
Mrs Penn.- & eh, Pittsb'a•
John W Ifoteler & wf. DC
W H Hervey, Kentucky
D BaltimorefD Fahnestoek, Baltimore
!Geo W Wilson, St Louts
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Miss Hatch.Columbla.S C
jAV B Barly&wr,No.slivilie
N Dorsey. Washington
IJohn Turnbull, Jr, Balt
S C 'Mendenhall &wf, Ind
IA S Kennan,lndianapolls
W Pearce, Indiana
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D Palmer, New York
E Breed, Pittsburg
' W NL McDonald & wf. N
!Miss McDonald, Newark
1.7 F Quigg, Pittsburg
Geo It Thomas,Battimore
Chas Read, Jr, NorfOlk
John A Foster
D 11 Cimingon, Ohio
Cyrus Cleveland, N York
B Jackson, England
J Orgill, New York
1.7 It Caldwell, New York
*J A Gillet, New York'
F W Potter, New York
Chas A Luce, NH
R D Lathrop - & wr, Y
,Misa Lathrooi New York
!Thug B Moseley, !Minion
W ti Hamilton. London
Ray .0 Kayser, N York
John C Kayser, N York
AB Barton & la, Indiana
Jas J Brown, Pittsburg,
A Stuart, Oraimeville
!Thus It Hartley, Plttshrg
W B NeW York
AM Holton, Cincinnati
Dolores LaouLeilin, Cuba
'Miss Lagmirdin & s,Cubit
1J Santos, Havana
!Alvaro Santos. Havana
,Tose Santos, Havana
:Julio Santos, Havana.
icholas Santos, Havana
E Sn ntos a Havana
Eugene pineyro, Havana
in Santos, Havana
J C McVey, Pittsburg
!Miss Marshall, Pittsburg
II t Miss A M Huger, Penna
B Hays
J IV Hall, Harrisburg
L Jermeyan, New York
7A Weise, York, Pa
lI 13 Spahr, York, Pa •
11Wierman;liatrishnrg
C E Parker, New York
J iIM C Bartholow, Balt
D W Moore, New Jersey.
Mrs B W Morgan, Penner
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Mrs Timms & son Ark
Eugene }yens, 13
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A Aldrich, New York
W T Shugert, Dills
Jos Barton, Syraeuse,lST
L MWbitmau, Baltimore
C T Forbes, Ft Monroe
A H Seward, New York
Thos M Cookus, Balt
E Lewis
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I(vi nurgess. Baltimore
W T Morrison, Penna
Saul It Young, Baltimore
B Bunker, VS A
Calhoun, N Orleans
ll L Calhoun, N Orleans
Dr Hutchinson. U S N
W Bradley, New York
Thos Warnock, Boston
D R Bloome. Boston
1 , S Hyderiek a la.N Y
kiss I: Ny eriek N Y
Beni Farrar, St Louis
F Wheally, Georget, D C
.1 F Simms, Ocorget, D C
Chas H Gogel, Baltimore
C SSltrol, Baltimore
.laF Thorns, Arkansas
E B Hurd, New York.
Dr L A Cooper. Maryland
L Pence. Bellefonte
G Ewing. Chicago
L EipitF. Newaric, 0
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Prof A Barnitts,LL D,Pa
H Sldusselman, Lane
0 B Toe rtellott, Erie
lifiss'3lE Cassard, Balt
TVS Bassinger
A Hawk, Montgomery,Al
Win E Simon
E L Hall, lowa
N Litt*, s
A Anderson, Wash,D C
Mrs E Ensmlnger ,sn,Pa
'A H Schultz, New York
R F Hunter ..t wf, Wash
Jno WCauseyDelaware
Mrs E P Clark, Delaware
1E M. Coleman, Baltimore
J H Althouse, Reading
L M Morris, Phila
T HaDnan wT, Cairo
W iY Ayon, Pottaullla
S Harman 86 wf, Balt
Miss Josle Hannan, Balt.
Hon J Casey, Washington
S P Galt, Sterling, 11l
Jos Locks Sc H York
Chas J Frow, Penna
1J C Bucher, Lewislog,
Miss Evee t Westn't,Pa
'John E Martin, Delaware
Edwin Hersey. Delaware
J B Kreybill,Marletta,Pa
B Riley, Hanover
James Glltings,Maryland
Dr E Barry Augusta, Ga
F Brown , ' Delaware
J M C nevelle, Delaware
M F Walsh, St Louis, Mo
B B Grant, New York
11 I' Monroe, USN
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Mr;Dr Murdoeb&ch,Balt
J N Muller, Jr,fßaltimore
A B Casson, Provid , e,R
BF Hoffman & ter, Balt
.11Bonner, S Carolina
Miss A L Bonner, S C
D Burdwell. Washington
Mi's E Wakilf.o
S L Bow Mall, BtatinlOre
C S Haldeman, Penn.
W F /tumid, A
Brownell Granger, U S A
S C Baker. Pennsylvania
Miss Beale Parker, Pa
Miss Annie Parker, Pa
E Tramp. New-York
B Barnney,.MtVernon
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A Slopb, Salem, NJ
J It Everhart, Pittston
J C McNamee, Penna
Peter Lawson, Lowell
Sand Small, Jr. York. Pa
J L Jerneyau, New York
John L Mayer, York, Pa
C Bolder, York Pa
,Mr Howard & ia, lenna
'W Welark,Mau6h Chuuk
W W McChesney, Penna
John Coors, Maryland
H Tyson, Maryland
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ti 11 Hagerty, New York
.M Long, Hartsville, Pa
A Chapnanu, Doylestown
Miss Johnston.Baltiniore
Wm Talmo n, Baltimore
1 - tttril Robinson': N York
V H herring Delaware
KJ Herring, Delaware
Chants'.
illener Knell, Baltimore
Joins Harris son, Balt
J Hurray, Baltimore
E W tlturdevant, Penna.
Cait SLwl , Carbon co
B Hunt, sew York
FR French,Tuckerin, NJ
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H N Habts, Cincinnati
WHEnt,Light-street,Pa
W A Stritwalter, N Castle
J A Borman,Wmsport
E B Thee, Rochester, N Y
J A Mellee.MidilletOWn
J Kirkpatrick, Pittsburg
!Jae (4 Coffin,Jr, Pittsburg
W R Kirkpatrick,Pittsbg
J Kirkpatrick, Jr,Flttsbg
Hon H D Foster, Penna
P H Hunker, Pittsburg
Josiah E King, Penna
Jos Lynn, H Chunk
R W Del
'rims Gass, St Louis
W T McPhail, Lane co
IS N Warfel, Lancaster en
P Allan, Cincinnati
L 'Lecher, Lancaster
D B Heller, Lancaster
John H Murray, Penna
113 GeinuAll, York Pa
ItMeily, Mechanicsburg
J Harry, Harstown
J V Hoag, Pi ttsburgl
H Schropp, Lebanon
John H Wolf Carlisle
Kentucky E G Ragon,
BRellef,Phillipshurg, NJ
Dr A Reiley, Erwinna,Pa
W G Haney, Erwinna,Pa
Sawa Pittsburg
T F Field .
The Me
A Rogers, Penns
it.aaca Morrue, P 61111.11
AS Cabbage, Pittsburg
Jas Murray. Pittsburg
McCaba
W J BeitertinVirginia
Coo J Marshall, N.Y
('has Sterne, S'Louis
John Campbell
Mrs Campbell & eV; N J
S I' Toadvine, Maryland
Jos Elliott, Harrisburg
Levi Hutu, Harrisburg
W II Saxton. Baltimore
JAS Connar, Pittsburg
John Odbert, Steubeuv,o
IV It Shag non, Steubenv
IV D Bard, Washington
J Morganstern, Pittsburg
W Chessman. Salem U
H Murkier & wf, Phila
Mrs II Ware, Alabama
Peter Brown. Johnstown
Peter Barvcay.Johnatwn
Miss C Walsh,Johnstown
MissT Walsh. Johnstown
DH Arnold, Newcastle
Chas T . Wooi.washingtn
J Gassman. Cincinnati
Jas Scalian. Cincinnati
Jas Dane, Pittsburg
D W Neual 84 la. N
B S Mantis. Philadelphia"
Miss Di 11t Long, Penna.
DE Niel. Pottsville
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Browuold. Harrisburg
A Schloss, Baltimore I
C Browvold, Baltimore
E Brooks & wf,Laueaster
dose li Park & wf
J I) Rouse, Muriel) Chunk
A H Petersburg
R T Bubsta, Newport,Pa
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E Cavender, US N
N Brown
L Renbin, Leavenworth
D A Ralston, Arinstr'g co
IA S Ralston, Arinstr'g co
; P N Hall. Milford, Del
G N Hayward, Mass
F W Hart, Connecticut
J W White, Washington
Thos Robey, Washington
H H Wainwright, Bait
Jas E Routh, - Virginia
1 J T Phillips, Baltimore
R RDisborough, Franeh
Stephen Healey, N Y
John Moliar,
E C Smith & sister,
_Pa
Mr Wood & wf, N
E if Cole, Titusville
S C Mendenhall & wf
A W Butler,Mattek Ch'k
W 11Po:um. lii
ASRhnah,Centrcv'c,ind
W B Linsey, Delaware
Chas UN Jersey
W Edmondsonkwf,Wash
W C Marrovr,Norfolk,Va
Bottiniore, Norfolk, Va
W W Arthur, Baltimore
13ampt,n, Baltimore
II X litimsay. Salem, II
.lolin Paul, Salem, N J
4 Golden, Richmond, Ye
L Ilannamun, Illinois
Irwin
o Donaldson, Del
1%1 Willis. Balt
H Walley & eh. Wash
el,l Chas Kleelt.nor&ly,Pa
t Hall, Chester, Pa
l 3 A Marshall. Berlin, MI
J Harrison, 'Del
Lyctd P SluffOrd, N .1
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bireson, Louisville, Ky
A L Gee, Michigan
S 33 Johnson, 'New York
C! Captor
!Jones 0 Thomas,Reading
IJ Made 8c au, Greencastle
Jon McCombs, Kentucky
F Richards, Bridgeville
D to Reefer, Greencastle
J .1" Kimball, Cincinnati
0 W Meek & la -N .York
H Youngst_Wilkesbaree
S F Smith, Niagara, N Y
J Lane, WilmingtolhDel
W H Beecher, Can West
Alex Gray, Wilkesbarre
E Humphreys, Mass
Hamill, New ifersey
It Brawn & la, Cincinnati
E bi Allen, Mal - laud
Jos Seleger, Baltimore
A Wornitz, - Baltimore
Mrs Conant, Belfast, Me
Geo H Bala; Marietta Pa
C S Berth, Beading, Pa
It T Burke, Ashland, Pa
H S Enerly.Peunsyltania
Mrs A D Uhase, Maine
Miss C Gram Maine.
Isaac Plank, Peoria
Thos EDonigan,Virginia
The Coin
IF C Dayton. Pittsburg
T Louis, Pittsburg
W Delawarel
Deney,larrare
Paderson, De/aware
H ' Buheuelf,Prov
d Tlionts, lill7u, Del
Mendels
A Mtlitiels
.I\V elltaidler
J 0 Riley. Pennsylvania
is 'Mintzer, Pottstown
LIM). Huntingdon
Verkes, Chester CO
Hsern,Penua
W Pai,Huore, Chester co
mercial.
E Hopkins, MD, Md
G Witworth, Elkton, Md
IF 31Pugh Raleigh, N C
'.l James, 'Y Chester
W Levis, W Chester
J Paxson, W Chester
1: C HTekwda, W Chester
SWright, W Chester
G Gillingham, Penna
J J Trippie, Penna
.1 Mlless, Penna
W T Richardson, NJ
0 IT Scari
C Hutchison, Ponta
John Rough, DoylestOWU
J Way, Chester co, Pa
'Union.
S Hart, Pen=
B Hammer, Doylest'n
A Cale,New Jersey
T Hoyt, New Jersey
Mast S Campbell, Harr' g
mrs S E Campbell, Har'g
A fl
Jaz Hyie, Jacksonville
43 N Clements, Delaware
A S MBCulloch, Penne
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DS Grotty, Whitemarsh
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P Pennsburg
A nein 0,1, Lancaster
F slllith, liummeletOWn
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David WoOtityg, Penna. Jos Wood, Schuylkill co
Alex Peter. I% kelt, Pa E Whetstou, Schuyl co
T rarlier,Moutgvmery CP la NYbetaton, Schuyi co
John W Itenna Geo ltancam, Mug/told
Sam] P Sehliaven J Stamm, Ringgold'
Jacob Dreibelble, Remus 6 Yoder,
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C Gehler, Reuther Pa
The Barley shear.
W T Bateman, Atlanta H W Scott, By_berTy
Mr & Mrs Morley, Beaks Ve Flinch New Urleans
Robt B Atkinson, Pa as Fltueli,New Orleans
dos R Cox , Baltimore uylklll eo
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Cheltenham J A Potter, Buttunonton
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A H Price, Md Miss Lints NJ ;
MissEAdaar,Newarks,NJ Jas Kent, Stroudsburg_
. 11 St Flekr„Newark, N J Andersoa, Salem, N J
Via Taylor & la, N J Sam! Beaver, Jr, Pa
Data Little & la, N .1 . r Niply, Wheeling, Na
SPECIAL NOTICE
SCALES WITH CLOCK DIALS, HARKING
from half an ounce nnwardr, wi I be found more
convenient and compact for family or manufactu
rers' use than the old style scales and weights. For
sale by TRUMAN & SHAW, No. 835 (Eight
Thirty-aye) MARKET Street, below Ninth.
SARDINE OPENERS, OF SEVERAL PAT--
terns, Champagne Openers, Cork Drawers, and a
variety of Cork Screws, are for sale by TEIMAN
& 'SHAW, No. S3O (Eight Thirty-five) MAASET
Street, below Ninth.
" To BE, OR NOT TO BE, THAT'S TSB
QUESTION."
Whether to sutler with mental anguish.
Feverish lima, trucking rabic, clyspeptie agonies,'
And nameless bodily suffering.
From want of nerve and unfoundedprejudiee ;
Or, whether with sudden dash.
Jump into the general current,
Seize a bottle of PLANT/mos BITTERS,
And, as Gunther swears, be myself a man again.
Three Months it is since thus i thought,
And spoke with faith. exceeding weak.
But Gunther said my eyes were sallow,
My visage haggard, my breath tremendous bad,—
My disposition troublesome — in fact,
He gently hinted I was fast becoming
Quite a nuisance, and strongly insisted,
And it was thus. I reluctantly yielded.
Four bottles now beaeath my vest have disap
poured.
Friends say a changed man now is Jones.
My food has relish, my appetite is keen,
My step elastic, soy mind brilliant, and
Nine pounds, avordupois, is added to my weight.
A entle hint, followed before too late,
Quitegradifydnit to the tailor, as well as Dr, Drake,
ant-ti
Two BAD CASES OF PILES CURED BY
DR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY. Mr. Glass,
of Janesville, Wisconsin, writes for t.ia benefit of
all who suffer with the Plies, that he has been
troubled for eight years with an aggravated case of
Piles, and hts brother was discharged from the army
as incurable, (he being quite paralyzed with the
Piles.) Both these distressing cases were cured with
one bottle of Dr. Strickland's Pile Remedy. The
recommendation of these gentlemen beside the
daily testimonials recelvpd by Dr. Strickland, ought
to convince those suffering that the most-aggra
vated chronic cases, of Piles are cured by Dr.
Strickland's Pile Remedy. It is sold by Druggists
everywhere. jyl-stuth-3m
KENDALL'S AM:BOLIN& —Have you tried
I'. If so, you apprOve of it. Of course the re
markable demand for this excellent preparation for
the Hair hail been solely created by its merits; for,
when once used, it is not likely to be abandoned.
You can procure it of any respectable Druggist.
Jyl-8m ' •
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ITCH. (WHEATON'S) ITOH.
SALT RHEUM. (OINTMENT) SALT RHEUM.
Will cure the Itch in forty-eight keurs. Also cures
Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Obilblaina, and all Eru%lent]
of the Skin. Price, 50 cents. By sending 80 cents to
WEEKS Fc POTTER, BOSTON, Maas., will be for
warded free by mall. For sale by all Druggists.
inhlS-BID
car PRICES REDUCED.
ar, *ARAMAIC:R:I & BROWN.
iriar Popular
Ea" Clothing
SElr Rouse,
itir OAR HALL. S. E. cor. Sixth and Market.
MARRIED.
HARVEY—SCHEIIII.—On July 31st, 1885, by the
Rev. Samuel H. (-nosy, pastor of. Christ Church,
Green greet. Thomas E. Harvey, U. S. N., to
Farah Adelaide, dougliter of Col. William F,
all of this city.
DIED.
HAAS.—On the 6th inst., Melinda, wife of Mat
thias Haas; in the 5341 year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from the
residence of her husband, Main street, Chestnut
1.1111, rhnaa,,. on. Wednesday afternoon, Otis inst.,
at 2 o - cloek, without further notice.
LONGSTRETIL—On First-day, the Oth instant,
Hannah T.. widow of Daniel Longstreth, in the
65th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend the funeral from her late residence, No.
524 Wood street, on Fourth-day afternoon (the 9th
inst.) at g. o'clock. Interment at Fair Hui.
FRONBFIELD.—In this city, on the Oth
Charles Fronelicid, M. D., aged 56.
Funeral on Thursday morning, the 10th lust., at
1056 o'clock, fromhis late residence, No. 309 Callow
hill street. To proceed to Laurel
6rABRIGUBS.—On the sth instant, Lydia C., de
voted wife of Franklin C. Garrigues, in the 27th
year of her age.
The relatives and friends of tbefamily are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from the resi
dence of her father. D. %Ebert, No. M 4 North Thir
teenth street, on Tuesdav afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
To proceed to Mount Morlah Cemetery.
GIITESINGEIL—On Monday morning., Aug,ust 7,
Bennie A., son of John H. and Kate M. iiitiesinger,
aged 8 months and 28 days.
fliteral from the residence of his grandfather,
Benjamin J. Williams, Eso,. No. BM North Sixth
street, on Wednesday afternoon, August 9. at 4
O'elock. '
mowNsEND.—Atlts residence, No. 525 North
Fourth street, on Second-day morning, 7th Mat.,
Isaac. Townsend, in the 92d year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfrOlyinvited to attend his funeral, ou Fifth
day morning, the 10th inst., at 10 o'clock. 'lnter
ment from Friends' Meeting-house, Fourth and
Green streets. .44
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ELDRIDGE.-LSuddenly, on the 7th, Mr.Jerelniah
E, Eldridge, aged 57 years.
The relatives and fitends, the members of the
Fire Association. the Building Inspectors, and
Liberty Council, NO. 11, 0. U. A. M. are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral , ' from his late
residence, NO. 1828 Germantown avenue, on Wed
nesday afternoon,at 1 o'clock, to proceed to Laurel
,Hill Cemetery.
STOTESBITRY.— On 3.londay, the 7th inst., Mary
Ann, wife of Arthur Stotesbury, in the 46th Year of
her age.
hO.AT.—On the 7th inst., after il Short but se
vere illness, Luv C., youngest wino t.
icae S.
and Martha C. Wilson, in the third year of herage.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, front the
residence of, her parents, Ashton road. Twenty
third ward, on Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock,
without further notice. Funeral to proceed to Ce
dar Hill Cemetery.
PENEVEYRE. — On Monday July 24 1855, Charles
Peneveyre, Esq., in the 70th year of his age•
"Thou shalt come to thy grave in a full age, like
as a shock of corn cement lit his season."
The above words of Holy Writ seen" appropriate
as we contemplatethe deathof Mr. Peneveyre, who
baying arrived at the allotted three-score years and
ten, was gathered to his fathers. Mr. Peneveyre
was a native of Switzerland. and came to this coun
try in the year 7.815,5-ith his father, who was the first
reZtor of the French Episcopal Church, Saint du
Esprit, in the city of liew - York. The father's
heart after a time yearned for his distant home to
which he returned to die. The son loved Ills
adopted home too well to leave, and on arriving at
'nunhood entered into mercantile business in Phila
delphia. and united himself in Merrimack' one, who,
to the time of his death, was all that a faithful wife
could be. As a merchant, Mr. Peneveyre stood
high in the estimation of his compeers. Strict
honesty marked every business trantamtiOn. His
engagements were always met promptly, while up
rightness and truth were component parts of his
nature.
As a husband, he was kind and devoted. Being
childless, he became snore dependent on the wife of
his bosom, and a married life of forty years testified
naught but of overflowing affection.
Ae a citizen and patriot, he was firm' and un-
Yielding, and Met all the duties that were re
gpirell - He visited Europe several dines,
but loved America more than his native home; and,
during the rebellion, subscribed liberally in every
way to aid in its suppression. •
As a philanthropist, he loved his fellow-men, and
delighted in doing them good. He - was one of the
originators and most active members of the Swiss
Benevolent Society, and devised liberally in his
last will to a Blucher of benevolent societies, irre
spective of creed or nation.
As a Christian, he was sincere and unostentatious.
His end was quietness and peace. lie remarked
seine time before his death,." That Its was done
with earth;" and, with no rear of the Ring, oiTer
rors, died without a struggle' and entered that
home prepared above, where there are joys pre
pared 'which pass man's understanding.
fi
The ineniorl - of the just is blessed."
FUNERAL OF BISHOP POTTER.
Clergy of the Protestant Episcopal Church In this
Diocese mid vicinity, Students of - Divinity, Clergy
of other Churches, and nitum&cs of the various In
stitutions and Associations w - ith which Bishop Pot
ter was connected, and other male friends. are in
vited to the funeral service at Christ Church, on
Friday afternoon neat, at 4 o'clock precisely.
The interment will be at Laurel Hill. Clergy of
the Protestant Episcopal Church and Students of
Divinity will assemble at 3.14 o'clock in the Sunday
School Room.
Attending Bishops, officiating clergy, members of
the Standing' Committee of the Diocese, and Pall
bearers, will meet at the same hour In the tower
room.
Clergy of other denominations and male friends
will occupy the pews on the side aisles of the church.
As only the officiating clergy will appear in vest
ments, they will be providetrin the vestry-room.
om.
MOURNING GOODS,,JUST RE
CEISTED.
Gray and Black English Chintzes, 31. cents.
Gray Poplins, 62.3¢ cents,
Shepherd Plaid Mohairs, 50 cents.
Black and White Striped Mohairs, 45 cents,
Black and White Plaid Scotch Ginghanas, 56 cents.
Black Glossy Alpacas or .Mohairs, $l.
BESSON & SON Mourning Store,
918 CHESTNUT Street.
One.price. Prices in plain figures. M.l
nYARDS PUPIIPB FRENCH
AIERINOES.
2 eases dark assortment.
2 eases medium assortment.
1 ease high colors.
lease all Plaids.
1 case Rep Cashmeres.
EYRE & LANDELL,
asis_tr FOURTH and ARCH.
INS. CO. OF THE STATE OF
PENNSYLVANIA,,
AUGUST 7th ISM
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend
of TWENTY DOLLARS per Share, clear of all
taxes. payable to the stockholders or their legal
representatlyes on demand.
858-10 t WILLIAM HARPER, Secretary.
pr DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
HIGILWATS.—OFFICE OF CHIEF COM
MISSIONER, S. W. Corner WALNUT and FIFTH
Streets.
PHILADELPHIA August 7th, 1865.
_Extract of an Ordinance in relation to Carriage and
Cab Drivers Approved May 10th, A. D. 1855.
Reektox 2: ' No driver shall drive any hackney
coach or carriage for the conveyance of persons, for
hire in said City, until he shall have procured from
the License Clerk, in the Department of Highways,
a proper license as a driver of Hackney Carriages.
N ofice is hereby given that all persons so em
ployed are required to appear at tills Office and ob
tain said License, or they will be dealt with as tile
law directs. THOMAS M. TRIOL,
auS-tuthsat License Clerk.
BarNOTICE.—A. SYISICIAIL MEETING
of the stoclibohiers or the NATIONAL OIL
CREEK OIL COMPANY will be held at the office,
80. 303 WALNUT Street, on WEDNESDAY, the
lath August, at 12,45'c10ck M.
By order of the Board of Directors.
au7-It WM. J. MALCOLM, Secretary.
IiarOFFICE OF THE GILFILLAN OIL
COMPANY OF, PENNSYLVANIA.—The
annual meeting of the §toekholders of the Orlifillau
Oil CoMOallY Of Pctiosylvauia will be held at their
(Mice, 409 WALNUT Street, on WEDITESDA.Y,
the 9th of AUGUST, at 8 o'clock P. M. An election
for officers and directors will be held.
J. O. FRYER,
.lylatau9 Secretary and Treasurer.
lar. CUMBERLAND COAL AND EN.
pROVEMENT COMPANY.—At a meeting
of the stockholders of this Company, held at the
office, 2128 July last
FOURTH gteeet, Philadelphia, en
the rah of July last, the following gentlemen were
elected Directors:
Joseph Lesley, Sylvester J. Mcgargee,
Robert H. Beatty, Tatlow Jackson,
Albert D. Boileau, Price I. Patton
Edward H. Faulkner, Thomas 11. Rickert,
A. Eugene Smith.
The Directors organized by electing SYLVESTER
J.
SCH R O IE FELD C , rEE e re P a r yan n T re a a n et d
reAr.LBERT It.
att3-6t
OFFICE MANDA.II MINING COX.
R ZANY, No. 324 WALNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA, JulT 18, 1865.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all Stock of
the Mandan Mining Company on which instalments
are due and unpaid is hereby declared forfeited, and
will be Sold aißublie auction on MONDAY the Rat
o ti fic:4if gl3CSVgia46sOr att 0 12 4) 40 1 ?- " tio n u o r oldin he
to the char order ny-laws, C Uriletil a PreVlO c U e Edy re
deemed. Bf the Directors.
B. A. HOOPES,
jyl9-tau2l Secretary and Treasurer.
lar" OFFICE GIBARD BRINING COB.
PANT, No 324 WALNUT Street,
hlLADszparA, July 18th, 1865.
NOTICE MININGet y even that all Stock of the
GIRARD COMPANY, on 'which
in
are due and unpaid, Publicby declared for
felted, and will be sold at Auction, on SA,
TURDAY the 19th day of August, 1865, 8112c:00.0cl
p n r e e o ;a u t ea,re the
3d Oth ee e m e e o d f . the Secretary of the Corpora
tion, according to the Charter and By-Laws, unless
Dore
er of the DtrectOre. B. A. HOOPES.
jyltaul9 Secretary and Treasurer.
MILITARY
lUNITED STATES MARINE CORPS.
—Wanted for the UNITED STA.TES MARINE
coßps, able-bodied MEN. Splendid induce-
Inenta held out to all entering the Marline Corps:
glorious opportunity to visit foreign countriesi
good pay, excellent neeommodationß, and
easy duties.
For all further Information inquire at the Recruit
ing,_ Rendezvous, No. 311. South FRONT Street,
Philadelphia, between 9 A. N. and It P. N. every
day except Sunday. CHARLES HEYWOOD,
19i Cantain and Recruiting Officer.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
ROBERT BHOEMAKER & CO.,
N. E. Center or FOURTH and RACE Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
WHOLESALE DRUQUISTS.
Importers and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS.
MANIEFFACTIJECIERS OF
WHITE LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS, PUTTY, &O.
AGEETB ron THE CELEBRATED
FRENCH ZINC PAINTS.
Dealers and Consumers supplied-at
VERY LOW PRICES FOR CASH. 074-3 M
•
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,
in various deed packages, pf our own pressing, at
PRICES BELOW Foicarar, RATES.
A full line of BOTANICAL PREPARATIONS,
W. S. MERRELL & CO.'S CONCENTRATED RE
MEDIES, &C.. at a liberal discount to the trade.
Catalogues furnished on application. myll-Im
MERCHANT TAILORS.
EDWARD P. KELLY,
JOHN KELLY,
TAILORS,
612 CHESTNUT STREET,
HAVE NOW IN STORE
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
mh3-tf SPRING GOODS_
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
VINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
The subscribers would invite attention to their
IMPROVED OUT 01 , SHIRTS,
which they make a specialty in their business. .11180,
constantly receiving
NOVELTIES FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
J. W. SCOTT & CO.,
GENTLE FURNISHING}STORE,
No. 814 CHESTNUT Street,
jai-ly Four doors below the Continental.
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.
ARCH STREET
600 REFRIGERATORS,__ . 600
WATER MILERS
• 'FREEZERS.
GAS-STOVES,_ FOR SUMMER COOKING.
Jelll-tf GRIFFITH & PAGE. SIXTH awl ARCH.
STATIONERY & BLANR BOORS.
na, MINING, COAL, AND OTHER
V NEW COMPANIES.
We are prepared to furnish New Corporations
with all the Books they require, at short notice and
low prices, of first quality. All styles of Binding.
STEEL'rLATE CERTIFICATE OF STOCK.
LITHOORA_PHED * 4
TRANSFER BOOK.
ORDERS OF TRANSFER.
STOCK LEDGER.
STOCK LEDGER BALANCES.
REGISTER OF CAPITAL STOCK.
BIOKERS 4 PETTY LEDGER.
ACCOUNT OF SALES.
DIVIDEND BOOK.
MOSS SC CO.,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS AND
• STATIONERS.
sell-tf 432 CHESTNUT Street.
LEGAL.
ESTATE OF PRESTON W. RUSSELL,
M. D. deceased.
LETTERS TESTAMENTARY upon the Estate of
PRESTON W. RUSSELL, M. D.,deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned, all persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make pay
-
lutist, and those having claims to present than
- without delay to Rev. JOHN B. DALES', D. D.
leas FILBERT St.!, or to Iris attorney, SADITIP.I.
DIDESON, 32. South THIRD St. auB-tuGe
GROCERIES.
TO FAMILIES RESIDING IN THE
RURAL DISTRICTS.
We are prepared, as heretofore, to supply fami
lies, at their country residences, with
EVERY NESCRIPTION OF FINE GROCERIES,
TEAS, &C., &C.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
my24-tf Cor. ELEVENTH and. VINE Streets.
MACHINERY AND IRON.
i i,- PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
BOILER WORS.S.—NEAFIE & LEVY,
PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERS,
MACHINISTS, BOILER-MAKERS, BLACK:-
021 TM, and FOUNDERS, having for many years
been in successful operation and been exclusively
engaged in building and repairing Marine and River
Engines, high and - low-pressure, Iron Boilers, Wa
ter Tanks Propellers, Ac., &c., respectfully offer
their services to the public as being fully prepared
to contract for engines of all sizes, Marine, River,
and Stationery ; having sets of patterns of different
sizes, are_prepared to execute orders with_ quick de
spatch. Every description of pattern-making made
at the shortest notice. High and Low, pressure
Fine, Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, of the best
Pennsylvania charcoal iron. Porgings of all sizes
and kinds; Iron and Brass Castings of all descrip
tions; Roll-Turning, Screw-Cutting, and all other
work connected with the above business.
Drawings and specifications for all work done at
the establishment free of charge, and work guaran
teed.
The subscribers have ample wharf-dock room for
repairs or boats where they can lie in perfect safe
ty, and are provided with shears, blocks, falls, &c.,
&c., for raising heavy or light weights.
JACOB C.
NEAFIE,
JOHN P. LEVY, •
je2l-tf BEACH and PALMER Streets.
FWZM=.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
l'Enn ANT% WA.SHINGTON STREETS.
PHILADBLP/lIA
MERRICK & SONS,
ENGINEERS AND bIACHINISTS
Manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam En
gines, for land, river, and marine service.
Boilers, Gasometers Tanks, Iron Boats, &e.:
Castings of all kinds, either Iron or Brass.
Iron-frame Roofs for Gas Works, Workshops,
Railroad Stations, &c.
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and most
improved construction.
Every description of Plantation Machinery, such
as Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills Vacuum Pans, Open
Steam Trains, Defeeators, Filters, Pumping En
gines, &c.
Sole agents forty. Rillieux's Patent Sugar-Boll
ing Apparatus, Nesmyth , s Patent Steam Hammer,
and Aspinwall & Walsers Patent Centrifugal
Sugar-Draining Machine. aul2-tf
THOMAS M'DONOUGH,
GENERAL BAOKSMITHING.,
ELK STREET, ABOVE DOE STREET,
FRANKLIN, PENNA.
Sir Boring tools on hand or made to order on
short notice. myll-3m
MORGAN, ORR, & CO., STEAM EN
GINE BUILDERS, Iron Pounders, and Onus
ral Machinists and Boiler Makers, No. law CAI.-
LOWHILL Street. Philadelphia. feM-tf
a RICE & LONG,
' , A FULTON WORKS, 1340 BEACH STREET,
Engineers, Machinists, Boiler Makers, and Car
Builders.
Tanks of every deseri_ption made to order.
Sole Agents for Long'S Marine Salinometers.mylegy
COAL.
BUY YOUR WINTER SUPPLIES
NOW—Lowest Price for the Season.—Dennine
Eagle Vein COAL, equal, if not superior, to Lehigh.
Egg and Stove sizes, $.91 Large Nut, $7. Try it,
You will be sure to be pleased. Moe, 121 South
FOURTH street, below Chestnut. Depot, 1419 CALLOWIVILL Street, above Broad.
1y92.41a ELLIS BRANSON.
K NOWLE S' LEHIGH, HICKORY,
and FISK COAL, at reduced prices. Office
and Yard, NINTH and WILLOW Sta. jyl4-Im*
COAL.-WM. H. CURTIS & CO.,
"k-/ LEITIUR and SCHUYLKILL COALYARD,
141 R CALLOWHILL Street. jylo-Ine
C 0 A L .-SUGAR LOAF, BEAVER
MEADOW, and Spring Mountain Lehigh Coal,
and best L o east Mountain, from Sehuylkilt,prepared
expressly for family nee. Depot, N. W. corner
EIGHTH and WILLOW Streets. Ofilee,_No.
S. SECOND Street. Caps-tf) J. WALTON & CO.
REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF
LOOSING-GLASSES.
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS,
816 cHESTNVT STREET,
Have been able to make a •
REDUCTION IN THE PRICES OF THEIR
LOOKING-GLASSES,
OIL PAINTINGS,
ENGRAVINGS,
PORTRAIT AND PICTURE FRAMES,
CHROMO-LITHOGRAPHS,
RUSTIC FRAMES, etc.,
to which attention is directed.
A full stock, of ELEGANT MANUFACTURE
and most SUBSTANTIAL MATERIALS, always
on hand.
110Gr3011S' GROUPS,
comprising sixteen anbjecte, war and human:mat
aide agency.
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS are prepared to fill
orders for goods, deliverable in the autumn or
winter, at prices more favorable than they may be
at those seasons.
Mirrors, of every character, made to order, to MI
.71fantela, Piers, Walls, Saloons, and Cabins of Ves
sels, &o.
GALLERY OF PAINTINGS, open free. JY21.12t
CARD.
FURNITURE AT LOW PRICES
I will sell the balance of my Large MOck of
FURNITURE,
At very low prices, until
SEPTEMBER
The aseorttuent le complete
GEO. J. HENKELS, -
1e214/0 1 809 sad €ll4 CHESTNUT Street.
Tug PRESS:--PHILADELPHIA; TUESDAY, AUGUST 8.:-1865:
SILK AND DRY GOODS JOBBERS
FALL
EDMUND - YARD, Sc CO.,
617 Chestnut and 614 Jayne Sts.,
SILKS AND FANCY DRESS GOON,
WHITE GOODS AND BALMORAL&
AMERICAN DRESS GOODS,
FANCY" WIDOI4 GOODS.
AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES
auB4l
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY: GOODS,
By the _Piece or raeiEßliret
AT AND UNDER.
MARKET RATES.
JAS. IL CAMPBELL & CO,
727 CHESTNUT ST.
iyi ( 67 I I IOLESALE ROOMS, UP STAIRS.)
BAGB I BAGS BAGS
NEW AND SECOND-HAND.
SEAMLESS,
BAG BURLAP, AND GUNNY
S,
FLOUR AND SALT BAGS. ALL SIZES,
PRINTED TO ORDER, BY
JOHN T. BAILEY & CO.
jy2B-43m No . 113 NORTH FRONT STREET.
TTAZARD & HIJTCHINSON, ~
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF
PHILA4PRIA-MADE GOODS,
HESTNTIT STREET, -
HILADELPRIA,
AND
103 READS mum NEW YORK. jeZem
WILLIAM BROCKIE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
101 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia,
firm of
the Commission business of the late
firm of THOMAS RICHARDSON & Co.
Advances made on PRODUCE consigned to RICH-
A RDSON, SPENCE, & CO., LIVERPOOL, and to
correspondents In LONDON, BELFAST, and
GLASGOW....... , „
AUGUST 1. 1965. aut-um.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
CLOSING OUT ! CLOSING OUT I
CLOSING OUT I
GREAT BARGAINS
IN -
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS•
CHEAP BLACK SILKS.
Black Silks, with Lustre.
Black Silks, without Lustre.
Black Silks, of every variety, at low prices.
Colored Me, of every variety, at low prieea.
Silk Grenadines at reduced prices.
750. Silk Grenadines reduced to 415 e.
$1 Silk Grenadines reduced to 550.
Handsome Silk Grenadines reduced to 87Mc., $l.
$1.25.
New Styles Cambric Lawns, Brie., 500.
New Styles Jaconet Lawns, 50c., 6234 c,,
New Styles Organdy Lawns, 40c., 65e., The.
New Styles Pine Linen Lawns, fik/C., 75c.
Dress Goods, of every description, at low priced.
• SHAWLS AT BRAVED PRICES.
Plain, Plaid, and Striped White Swiss and Or
gandies.
Plain, Plaid, and Striped Nainsooks and Cambric&
White Puffed and Tucked Nuslins.
H. STEEL da SON,
MAI 4 Nos. 713 and 713 North TENTH Street.
•
CHAMBERS, NO. 810 ARCH 'ST'
V • Extra due gemmed Handherchiefe at 2.5 cents
Marseilles for Basques and Dresses,
Striped Nainsooks for Waists, 45e. per yard.
Soft finial. Cambric, 114 yards wide.
Cambric Edgings and Insertions.
Crochet Edgings,
Pointe. Lace Goods under regular prices.
Thread Lace Collars from 50 cents. au4-12t
- -
110LATN BUFF, P I NK AND' BLUE
FERCALLES or French Chintzes.
Plain buff, pink, and blue Jaconets.
Pure white Shetland Shawls.
White Shirred bluslins.
Plaid and Stripe Nainsooks.
Plain Nainsooks, Swiss Muslin, Cambrics, dtc.
Finn lead-color Linens.
Frosted or Crape Poplins for travelling dresses.
Single and double width_plain De Laimes.
EDWIN HALL O &
00.,
MO South SECOND Street.
N.B.—Summer Dress Goods closing out regard
less of cost. Je2o-tf
COOPER & CONARD, NINTH AND
V MARKET, have
The best Cassimere stock in town.
Good Linen Drills, Ducks, Coatings.
Tailors+ Linings, of every kind.
Muslin otock. Complete, prices
Family Linens, selling, gold, at Mc.
Gauge, Domet, and other Flannels.
Pearl Wool Detainee, 55 and 65 cents.
Extra fine black Mohair Alpacas, U.
Lnpin's 6-4 black Wool Delaines, $l.
Good stock white Rainsook, Swiss.
Bird-eye Linen, striped Muslim, finest Cambries
and Jaconets, puffed Moslins, Pique dec.
White Barege and other thin Shawls.
Silk Sneques and Summer Dusters. Je74t
FIGURED SILK GRENADINES,
of the best qualities and styles, in Black and
Gray Grounds, 56e to $1.50.
Travelling Dress Goods, in every variety.
New Dress Goods, in great variety.
Handsome Chene g 2.50.
VERY CHEAP BLACK SILKS,
suitable for Dresses, Mantles and Sacques.
COTTON GOODS ATPRICES LESS 'IRAN WHOLESALE
Merrimac, Sprague, and Pacific Prints. 25e.
10-4 Waltham and reperlll bleached Sheetings,
H. STEEL 5, SON,
myB-tf Nos. 713 and 716 North TENTH Street.
628 H00P SKIRTS. 628
110PIIINS , "OWN MAKE" OF
- HOOF SHIRTS are manufactured of the best woven
tapcs„ finest tempered English Steel Springs, with
linen finished covering, clasped at the side, all the
metallic fastenings, and secured by improved ma
chinery, which entirely prevents slipping and be
coming unclasped, rendering them superior to all
other Skirts in the market. An the new and desira
ble styles, sizes, and lengths for ladies, misses, and
children. On hand and made to order, wholesale
and retail. Warranted to give satisfaction, at 628
ARCH Street. iy26-Im.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
-I- existing between HENRY H. PRY and DAN
IEL DE KALB. under the firm of FRY& DE KALB,
HOUSE CARPENTERS, is this day dissolved by
mutual COusent. Business of the late firm settled
by either party. HENRY H. FRY.
DANIEL S. DE KALB.
PHILADELPHIA, August 8, 1885. anB-3t*
DISSOLUTION: -THE COPARTNER
SHIP heretofore existing between W. T. FRY
and M. V. OLRY, under the name and style of W.
T. FRY & CO., is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. W. T. Fry retires from the firm, and M. V.
Oiry will settle the business of the late copartner
ship. WM: T. FRY,
• -M. V. OLRY. -
rnmannt.nni.A., sth August, 1865.
•
NOTICE.—HAVING PURCHASED tar, INTE
REST of W. T. FRY in the 'Ann of WM. T. FRY
& CO., the undersigned will continue the business
at the old stand, No. 9 North SIXTH Street Ph
iladelphia. M. V. oily.
ani-Gt
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERS - HIP.
Partnership formerly existing between
Samuel Macky, Alexander Hogg, and Robert H.
Beattie, under the name of
MACKY, HOGG, & CO.,
having been dissolved by the death of Alexander
Hogg, all persons having claims against the late
firm of MACKY, HOGG, & CO.„ are requested to
present *On; and all persons indebted to said firm
to make papuent to either of the surviving PAW
ners.
SAMUEL MACKY.
TIGHT. H, BEATTIE.
25 South WATER Street.
CO-PARTKERSHIP.—The undersigned have en
tered into a partnership under the name of
MACEY & BEATTIE, _
to earry on the Produce and Ci-enei'al Commission
business, from and after the tat day of August, A.
D. 1665, at
No. 25 South 'WATER Street. and 1933 and 1935
MARKET Street, Philadelphia.
SAMUEL MACKY.
augl-tutlis-6t ROBT. U. BEATTIE.
TBE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO
a. FORE existing between the undersigned, under
the style and title of THOS. R. TUNIS & CO, 18
this day dissolved by mutual Cement.
The business will be continued by ALBERT Cl.
BUZBY, (at 223 and 225 Chestnut street,} who it
duly authorized to settle the affairs of the late
arm. THOS. R. TUNIS,
A. G. BIIZBY.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2Sth, ISIS;
XOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP.—The subscribers
have formed a limited partnershlit,_aecording to
under the firm name of A. G. utrzaY, for the
transaction of the general Dry Gouge Commission
and Mercantile Business at 223 and 223 CHEST
NUT Street,in the city of Philadelphia.
The general partner is ALBERT G BUZBY, and
the special partner Is THOMAS R. TUNIS, who has
contributed to the common stock of said Rem twenty
thousand (20,000) dollars in cash. The partnership
is to commence on the first day of August. 1865, and
will terminate on the thirty-first day of July 1868.
ALBERT G. BUZBY,
THOMA 3 IL TIMM,
PIIMAIYELDIIIA, July 28th. 1865 . aul-Mdettibt
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-T H E
Undersigned have this day entered into s oo
partnerahip under the name and title of BRUNER,
WANN,_ & CO., for the transaction of the 4/ENE.
RAL LUMBER BUSINESS, at 1008 MARKET St.
A. BRITNER_,SR.,
D. C. WANE,
• A. EWUNER, Jn.
PHILADELriIIA, July 8, Mat.
THE BUSINESS WILL BE CONDUCTED IN
connection with an old established Lumber Depot
at Columbia, Pa., thus giving the yard superior ad
vantages. jyll-3m.
31. A . 9 2 11 ,50f1 1 1! i lla n ss M . Nos. 1 2, and 8 Mackerel,
late-caught fiat nsit t In assorten packages.
2,000 bble. New Eastport, Fortune Bay, and Hali•
fax Herring.
2,500 boxes Lubec, sealed, No. 1 Herring.
ILO bbls. New Mess Shad.. -
•--••-- • • • .
230 "boxe s Herklane r-county Cheese, ito.•
In store and for sale by •lIPRY.it _ -KOONS
)al9-tf .. • N0..146 NOHTEIL
(111 IL DR EN.' 5 CARRIAGES AT
N-ff ' stock , beautiful
styles, closing out at less than
. • . • , • . :ROW•E_,J.I:IBTO_N, & CO..
sat-tt . 151.switilatior th THIS Street.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OE
LINENS,
DEALERS IN
6-ERMANTOWN
BALMOR ALS,
COMMISSION HOUSES.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
CURTAIN GOODS
I E. WA.LRA.VEN,
MASONIC HALL,
719 CHESTNITT STREET,
HAS JUST RECEIVED
HULL LAN - F. OF
LACE AND NOTTINGHAM
CURTAINS,
ENTIRELY NEW AND RICH DESIQNS,
AT SEDUCED RATE 3
PINK, WHITE AND BLUE
MOSQUITO 23A1107
PATENT UMBRELLA FRAMES,
ALL SIZES, "READY FOR USE
WINDOW SHADES,
OF THE LATEST EATTERNS.
PIANO COVERS.
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.... TOWN, Pa.—For Young Men and Boys—Twen
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will commence on TUESDAY, September 19th. For
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VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY
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tered privileges, superior advantages, and a pa
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, President. aul-lm
AR BECK'S SCHOOL AT LITIZ,
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ited number of boys between the ages of seven and
eleven years. .
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Principal's family, and being under his constant
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AND MILITARY INSTITUTE, located in the
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WOODLAND - SEMINARY.- NOS. 9
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PHILADELPHIA COLLEGIATE IN.
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A LOT OF BOSTON SCHOOL DESKS
for wale at
aOS-12t 334 North TENTH Street.
HOTELS.
L NGHA HOTEL, PORTLAND
P A LACE, LONDON.—This commodious Hotel,
" the largest in London," is now oven; it is situ
ated ori the inmlt open and healthy site in tile West
end,witli all modern Innwovemente, **mites of Art Art.
ment, Salle a Manger 100 by 40feet, elegant Ladles'
Room, a spacious Gentlemen's
SITTING AND WRITING ROOM, ETC.
Within a short drive of all the Railway Termini.
For terms to secure accommodation. adtkess—
The Manager, C. SCiiIIMAWN.
JONES HOUSE,
CORNER OF
MARKET STREET AND MARKET SQUARE,
CHARLES El. MANN.
PROPREETou
AMERICAN HOTEL,
MATTER CHUNK, PA.
LA FA LENTZ. tpreprletors.
ROBERT KLOTZ,
TERMS-42 per day.
ada-zit
in per week.
6 AMBRICAN HOUSE,"
POTTSVILLE, SCHUYLKILL CO., PA.,
U. 5. NEWCOMER,
Proprietor.
This House has recently been re-opened, and in
such style and character as will merit drat-el
.IYms pa
tronage. 27-im
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.—
Just received, from PATIB. a large lot or the
finest French Flowers, forthe fall trade. also, the
newest styles for th e hair, wholesale and retail. at
No. ROL N. NINTIi. Street, above blaring, east
Bide.
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rcferefice. PUMP." at this office.
WANTED-150 AGENTS FOR THE
most popular work of the day. Call on IL
WILSON, 1504 BROWN Street. Phila. auB-31•
WANTED—IN A PUBLISHING
house, a man thoroughly acqUalnted with the
hook business. and a good salesman. A competent
party can obtain a permanent situation. Address.
with references, " - Publisher," box: 2019 Philadel
phia P. 0.
WANTED -ANY TIME BEFORE
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between Third and Mit, or on Third or Fourth
streets, north of and within a square of Illsrket
street. Address "C. R. H.."
suS-St. Box 1450 Post Office.
WANTED-A SITUATION AS
VT SALESMAN In a Dry Goods Commission
House; has been in the business nine years: well
acquainted with WCstern trade. Hunt reference
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IV - ANTED-A SITUATION AS TRA-
Y VBLLING SALESMAN, or any other capacity
in Mercantile Business. Reference given. Address
"B.' , Box 14135 Post Office. It.
WANTED -A STORE SUITABLE
for the dry goods jobbing business, on r Ma.ket
street, between Second and Sixth, by September
Ist. Address " B. W. C.," this office. au7-2t.
'WAN TED -AN EXPERIENCED
ir Entry Clerk in a Silk House. Address box
2759 Pbiladelphia P. 0. aus-3t.
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A. T. STEWART & 00' ,
BROADWAY, CHADIRERS, and READE . Sts.,
' aus-se New York.
WANTED TO RENT—A STORE, BY
T T., Ist January neat in COMMERCE Street, or
111 WAS or near Market, Andress
'B. C. & C 0.," this office. aus-Ot4
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ments offered. Address HENRY A. LOVELAND,
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE
ON ABRAHAM LINCOLN. By Dr. J. G. Hol
land. No comment is necessary the author's repu
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canvassers know why it sells. Address, for terms,
NORBIS BARNARD, Elk View,
jyl9-24t 5 Chester county, Penna.
T HAVE SERVED OVER FOUR YEARS
in the Union Army, and now desire to get FM
FLOYIVIENT as soon as possible• am willing to
mane myself useful at any kind - of work, and can
produce satisfactory references both in the Army
and out of it.
Address Box MI, rbiladeiphia P. 0. aue•2t*
870 A. IsroNTH.- - 1. WANT AGENTS
everywhere at $7O a month, expenses paid,
offeredlFTEEN ARTICLES, the best selling ever
Full particulars free. Address OTIS T.
GARET, Biddeford, Maine. myio-d&W3m
$1.25 ..t
everywhere
WANT
SSEHWAWINt ' IL A CIFiN w i II °OO 171140 euee eeirrfilFichsLinet
in the country which is licensed by Grover & 'Baker,
Wheeler & Wilson, Howe Singer & Co., and
Eachelder. All other machines now sold for less
than forty dollars each are Infringements, and the
seller and user are Mate to fine and imprzoonment.
Salary and expenses, or large commission, allowed.
Illustrated circulars sent ftee. Address SHAW &
CLARE, Biddeford, Maine. m9lO-d&W3M
81,000.7,1 p:
cu r c u s P ec EßSONS,
interests in the PIONEER PITCH AND r tiTlira
COMPANY, if application is made immediately. A
perfectly safe and legitimate enterprise. and. Will
pay, at present prices, over 600 per cent,profit ; and
at the lowest prices ever known at least 200 per
cent, profit the first year. A circular giving fall
particulars and iellable references can be 11.4 on .
application. - HALL 6i: JOHNSON,
aus-7t 522 WALNUT Street.
t r t WANTED-A COTTAGE HOUSE
Agal..in WEST PHILADELPHIA, with Garden.
Rent not to exceed $5OO. Will lease for a term. Ad
dress Box 2491, Philadelphia Post Office. att7-31.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
de TO HOTEL KEEPERS AND
iaLOTI{ERS.—TO RENT. late NATIONAL HO
TEL, in Race street, between Third and Fourth
streets . ,coutaining forty-four rooms. It has been put
in perfect order, and will be rented reasonable. For
terms apply to THOMAS MARTIN. Real Estate
Agent, 11. 'W. nor, FOVRTLI and PINE fits. zulS-Gt.
el FOR SALE- SPRUCE STREET,
Ma. West of SEVENTEENTH—SpIendid . fo ur-story
exquisitely built DWELLING. Lot, 20 by 105 to
Ann street. Only $17,500; Easy terms and imme
diate possession. MILLER,
ant-it-if 1155 North SIXTH Street.
11 FOR SALE—DWELLING, WITH
side yard, SPRING GANDRN Street, west Of
Twentieth.
Dwelling, with side yard, Spring Garden street,
west of Twenty-first street.
Dwelling, with side yard, Spring Garden street,
west of Twenty-second street.
Dwelling, 406 North Front street.
Dwelling, 1905 Coates street.
Dwelling, 1505 Spring Garden street.
Dw citing, ma Bilyparivlne street, vacant.
Dwelling, PM N ortiftleveUth street, in excellent
order; with early - possession.
E. T. GLENN, 1.23 South FOURTH Street,
au9 and S. W. cor. SEVENTEENII and GREEN.
CFOR SALE—THE TWO VERY DE
sirable ARCH-Street Houses, Nos. 1932 and 1934.
New and complete, with immediate possession.
Al9O, a Dimmer of desirable Houses ou Green and
Adjacent streets.
504 B. F. GLENN, 123 South 'FOURTH Street.
fa FOR SALE—HOUSE AND PUR-
A:Mi. NITURE complete, BROWN Street, west of
Fifteenth. Win be disposed of at a very reasonable
price. House, three stories, with three-story double
back buildings: furniture nearly' new.
J 3, F. GLENN, Era South YOUP.TH Street.
;led and S. V% coc. SEVENTEENTH and G-4EEN•
0, m FOR SA.L E, DOWNINGTOWN
NENPROPERTY.—First-elass Dwelling and large
Store, one of the best stands In the place, conve
nient to Railroad, and very desirable both as a resi
dence and place of business. B. F. GLENN,
aus 123 South FOURTH Street.
FOR RENT,
AN ITALIAN VILLA
Late the residence of DAVID C. WILSON, situ
ate Mof a mile from the CITY of WILMINGTON,
within 203 yards of the City Railway (passing every
10,minutes.) The house (being new) is in excellent
order, supplied with water from a tank in the attic,
with every modern improvement, heated throughout
by steam- a fine porch the entire length of the
The grounds In front of the house (con
taining 4 acm e ) are tastcroil out 111 walks and
plats, dotted with trees and shrubbery, the whole
surrounded by hedge and wall. This country seat
is considered one of the most desirable and pleasant
locations in the State. Possession given immediate
ly, by application to Dn. It. It. PORTER,
T. F. BAYARD,
Executors,
an3-4w Wilmington, Del.
eraA VALUABLE FARM OF 250 ja
Bra ACRES, KNOWN AS "ABERDEEN,"
situated 234 miles from Dover, ott the public road
leading from Doter to the Delaware Bay at the cele
brated and popular watering place, "'Kit 'S Ham
mock." 'About 220 Acres of cleared laud, of excel
lent finality, and in a fair state of cultivation. The
soil is a sand and clay loam mixed, resting on good
red clay sub=soil.. About 30 acres ofgood woodland.
The improvements- consist of two complete sets of
buildings, and a small tenant house. The mansion
Is a large two-story-brick Wilding, With exten
sive two-story-brick back buildings attached. The
dwelling is nearly new, built of tbe very best mate
rials, and is now in complete order. The out-build
ings on the mansion place consist of a good barn,
corn crib, carriage house, Ac., all in good repair.
The buildings on the back part of the Mimi consist
of a neat two-story frame dwelling with kitchen at
tached, all nearly new, with suitable out-buildings
in complete order. The tenant house is located on
the southeastern part of the farm,
The buildings are located so that the farm could
readily be divided into two very pretty farms, as
was contemplated by the late owner.
There is a good landing at St. Jones' Creek, within
One-half mile of the farm. The beautiful and conve
nient location of the farm, large and commodious
buildings,and excellent quality of the laud render it
sone2.4 of the most desirable btrinS in Kent county. Price
4 000. Tams easy. Apply to GEORGE W.. GRIF
r-Di,lteal Estate Broker,l24 S. FOURTH St. a u7-2t.
FOR SALE-A SUPERIOR IRON FUR-.
NACE, to full blast, with about LOOD acres of
land, In Adams Co., Pa., capable of making 30 tons
per week. B. F. GLENN,
aus 123 South FOURTH Street.
CHMAL OFFICE, 119 SOUTH FOURTH
Street, TO RENT—Goodwill and Fixtures for
sale. Call at E. SCHREII•TER'S Mee, NOBLE
Street, above Ninth. ana-at.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR A
MERCHANT TAILOK.—The well-known es
tablishment at Kennett Square, Chester county,
Pa., formerly occupied by Franklin Darlington,
and more recently by Lewis Seal, deceased, is now
offered for sale or rent. A large business has al
ways been done hero., and au enterprising man,
plaiting early applieation, will kid tifis a rare op
portunity for engaging in a profitable trade. There
Is on land a large assortment or cloths and easel
meres, which will be sold lower than they, can be
bought In market. Those desiring information, will
call upon or address SUS
M N AW. SEAL, or
W. T. SEAL,
Adm'rs of LEWIS SEAL, deed,
an4-12t.. Kennett Square, Pa.
FOR SALE-320 ACRES VALUABLE
boring LARD, on the headwaters . of Little
Hickory creek, Venting° county la. To be sold
low. Apply to LRWiS L. lI.OUPT,
154 South FOURTH St., Phila.
F ORW SALE CHEAP—A COMPLETE
Set of School Furniture. Apply, for one week,
at 1030 SPRING GARDEN Street. au2-6t*
IRON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
SHOPS SITUATE IN MOUND CITY, IL
LINOIS.
The lot has a front on the Ohio River of 265 feet,
and extends 200 feet in depth to a one-hundred-fmtt
wide street, with streets on each side. The build
ings are of brick, and contain a sixty-horse-power
engine, two cupolas, tilt and trip-hannners, lathes,
and every variety Of machinery and tools resod to
first-class Machine-shops. There are also patterns
for marine railway machinery, steamboat, saw, and
sugar-mill engines, and for wood and coal-stoves,
with all the latest improvements.
• Iron and coal to be obtained in the neighborhood
in abundance.
For sale by I. C. PRICE,
ina-52E 5 No. G 1.4 CHESTNUT Street.
BOARDING.
THE LARGE HOUSE AT No. 486
-I- North FIFTH Street be open for the re
ception of Boarders on the 14th of August. Re
ference exchanged. -
BOARD WANTED.—PERMANENT
rteara'wuitlitd 17 R Gentlyniao Attu Ilia Wife, to
It Private fam il y. tldrebs A. Ih,' Iloss No. lit
Post Oflice.
DAY BOARD-WITH FIRST-CLASS.
DINNERS, at No. 621 South WASHINOTON
Square. IY6-2m•
RERIOVALS.
11111 e EMOVAL.—BENEDICT mum,
UMBRELLA. and PARASOL Manuraauwar has
removett to 30 North SIXTH Street. jyl7. 4miro
REMOVAL.—GEO. W. w/asobi &
GO. Dave removed theft CAIMIAtiIa REPOS!,
•rOitY to their old Dine, WO, Isl 9 CHESTNUT
Street (voider Concert Hall') Where they will keep a
stock or Oarrie.ires of their own wake, and will re
ceive orders for every description of hest-class
work.
JUICE 7. 1865. 3e7-3u.
CABINET FURNITURE. •
MOORE & CklitPll4.)N.
5181 SOUTlit SECOND STREEP s
are prepared to rollow the decline In tt.t market it
the price of their Furniture. PUIVIIWerd will please
0111 and examine oar Moon, litarlDde
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION NOTICE.
LARGE AND IMPORTANT SALE
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
SAKVEL C. COOK, AUCTIODIER a.
ON WEDNESDAY Mo/INING, August 18, 1815,
AT HALF-PAST TEN O'CLOCK,
nik South Wont Si, sliol7o WSIIISti
WILL BE SOLD.
for account of the Medical Bureau, 11. S. A.,lthe
following Merchandise, mostly in bales and original
packages, entirely new and in good order:
90,000 pair Blankets.
93,006 yards Linen Sheeting.
61,6244¢ " Bad gar,king.
22,603 " Linen Pillow Casing,
34,0514( " Colored Cotton Check.
155,7581 k " Mosquito Netting.
21,000 " Huck Towelling.
13,932 " Shirting Muslin.
7,000 " Window Shade Muslin.
5,000 " Muslin.
3,1904 " Muslin Sheeting
1,852 " Cheek Pillow Ticking.
20,000 pair Drawers.
20,000 ` Socks.
10,000 Shirts.
2,000 Blanket Wrappers.
1,000 Counterpanes.
930 Hair Waitresses.
6,000 Pillow Cases, Cotton check.
10,000 Pillow Ticks.
50 MO Sheets.
ALSO,
100 bales, containing 6,000 pair Blankets, nearly
new, in good order.
Can be examined with catalogues three days pre-
TiOUB to sale. •
jy 13, 17, 20, 24, 27, 31: ant, 2,3, 4,5, 7.8, 9, 10, 11, 12,
14, 15, 16.
D AT.Na H. BURDETT, LUC-
U. S. GOVERNMENT V ESSELS
AT AUCTION.
131LTIMMTT, JONMS, et
WILL SELL ON
Wednesday, August 9th, 1865,
AT 13 O'CLOCK NOON,
At the wavy Yard, Brookbuy
(By order of the Navy Department),
THE FOLLOWING-NAMED VESSELS
PRIME SCHOONER SAVANNAH-56 feet long;
breadth 17 feet 3 inches; depth, 6 feet, 7 inches.
OMB-WHEEL STEAMER FORT HENRY-111
feet, 4 inches long; breadth, 32 feet; depth, n feet, 0
inches; diameter of eylinder,2B inches; 10feet StrOke,
SCREW STEADIER VALLEY CITY-133 feet
long; 22 feet, 5 inches beam; depth, 7 feet, 5 inches;
cylinder, 24 Inches; 29 inch stroke.
. .
SCREW STEAMER HONEYBUCELE—Length,
121 feet, 6 inches; breadth, 21 feet, 8 inches;-depth,B
feet,7 inches; cylinder, 80 inches; 30 inches stroke.
SCEW STEAMER R. R, VVYLER—Lengtb, 235
feet, 6 inches; breadth, 24 feet, 6 Inches' depth, 16
feet, 9 inches; between decks, 7 feet, 6 inches; cylin
der, 72 inches; 4 feet stroke.
CENTRE-BOARD SCHOONER OR VE TT A—
Length, 95 feet; breadth, 27 feet 2 inches; depth, 7
feet 5 inches.
CENTRE-BOARD SCHOONER SARAII BRUEN
—Length, 105 feet 6 inches; breadth, 26 feet 7 Inches;
depth, 4 teeth i (belt.
CENTRE-BOARD SCHOONER SAMUEL RD
TAN—Leugtb, 109 feet; breadth, 28 feet 3 inches;
depth, 7 feet 7 incises.
PROPELLER DANDELION—Length, 85 feet 9
inches; breadth, 19 feet 6 Inches; depth, 7 feet 9
Inches; cylinder, FY : inches diameter; stroke, 26;4
inches. .
rttOPELLER CAMMELIA — LOWth, 11 1 feet
breadth, 1.9 feet 10 inehes; depth, 11 feet; cylinder,
30 inches diameter; stroke, 30 inches.
BRIG BC/JlRO—Length, 100 feet; breadth, 24 feet
9 inches; depth, 9 feet 4 inches.
TERMS.—Twenty per cent. on the day of sale; the
'Aimee within six days, when the vessels must be
removed from the said.
C. H. BELL, Commandant.
jy22-stuthst
VNTENSIVE AUCTION SALES OF
GOYERNMENT• MEDICAL STORES AND
HOSPITAL PROPERTY.
MEDICAL PonvEvort^s OFFICE.
RAI,II3IOIIE, August 1, 1865 .
.
Will be sold at public auction, at jar, Hospital,
Baltimore, Md., August 14th, and at McKim , s Hos
that, Baltimore, Md., August 17th, a large quantity
of Medicines, Hospital Stores, Instruments, Dress
ings, Books and Stationery Bedding, Hospital
Clothing. Furniture, and Appliances.
The sales will commence at ten o'clock A.M., and
continue from day to day until the entire stocks are
disposed of.
Catalogues of the articles to be sold can be pro
cured by applying at this depot attar the Oth list,
Terms cash, in trovernMent fends, at the time of
purchase.
The property to be removed by the purchaser with
in forty-eight hours from day of sale.
Much of the property is but little worn, and is to
be sold by reason of the discontinuance of said Hos
pitals•
A rare chance is thus offered to procure Bedding,
Culinary ApParatau, and other articles which will
be valuable especially in Hotels, Steamboats, Facto
ries, Restaurants, and InfirtnarieS.
Further large auction sales of Medical and Hos
pital property will take place at the following loca
lities at an early date, o.f,whlelt due notice will be
gj.ven: Wheeling, W. Va.; Charlestown, W. Va.;
Winchester, Va.; Harper's Ferry, - Va.; ember
laud, Md.; Frederick, Md• WilmingtOn„. Del., and
at the Medical Purveying Depot. Baltimore, Md.
Tile inn - named Depot contains a large and valua
ble bIOCB: of neig gt10(1R.
Z. E. BLISS, Surg. U.
Med. Purveyoru. S. A.
ADREON'& CO.;
auS-Ut Auctioneers.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT. WAGONS
11Imam. PURVEYOR'S OVVICEL:
WASHINGTON, D. C. August 7, lass.
Will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, in this city, at
Warehouse on G street, above Twenty-first street,
ou PIIIDAY, the 18th day of August, at 10 o'clock
A. 111. f
FIFTY-TWO MEDICINE' WAGONS,
which have been used in the Government service.
Successful bidders will be required to remove their
purchases within five (5) {lays from sale. .
Terms: cash in (ie.:eminent funds.
C. SUTHERLAND. Surgeon U.S.A.
5118-10 t And Medical Purveyor.
Tv 0 0 L CLIPPINGS AT PUBLIC
1 r AUCTION.
OFFICE ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE,
Sm. Lours, No. Aug 4, 180.5.
I gill sell at auction, tO highest bidder on
TUESDAY. August 16, 1580, at 10 &Meek A. M..
10,000 pounds (more or less) sky-bltle Kersey Clip
pings; 7,000 pounds (more or less) dark-blue coat
cloth clippings. Sale to take place at the United
States Clothing Manufactory on PINE Street. be
tween Fourth and Fifth streets. Terms—Cash on
delivery. The weights to be determined by City
Weiherss' certificate. R. S. HART,
auS-4t Capt. and A. Q. IL
SALE OF GOVBENMENT WAGONS,
AMBULANCES, SPRING WAGONS, &C.
-
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S Omer,
DEPOT OP WASiONGTON,
WASHINGTON D. C., August 5, 1551.
Will be sold at public auction, under the direction
of Brevet Colonel C. H. Tompkins, A. Q. M., U. S.
A., at a point near the Ambulance Park, on " N."
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets. WaSh
ington, D. C., on FRIDAY. August 18, 18a3, at 10
o'clock A. Di;
407 TWO-HORSE AMBULANCES.
6 FOUR-110IISE AMBULANCES.
24 TWO HORSE SPRING WAGONS.
TWO-HORSE TRANSPORT CARTS.
3 HACKS.
1 SULKY. •
Which have been used In Government service.
ALSO,
Will be sold at a point north of the Railroad Park,
corner of FIRST Street east and "Isr" Street north,
immediately after the completion of the side of the
Ambulances, &c. above referred to:
100 TWO-HOIeSE WAGONS.
103 FOUR-HORSE WAGONS.
10 SETS FOUR-HORSE RUNNING GEAR.
The Ambulances and Wagons will be sold singly
to the highest bidder, and the sale will be con
firmed from day to day until the whole number is
P 914
fineeesefid bidders be requirPo to remove
their purchases within five (5) days front date af
sale.
Terms—Cash, in Government funds.
D. H. RUCKER,
Brt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
an7-10t Depot of Washington.
IT ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED
oitAILVERMASTER STONES, CARTS, MOW
ING MACHINE, &e.
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WASIUNGTOI,
WASHINGTos, D. C., August 4, UM.
Will be sold at public auction, under the direction
of Brevet Colonel C. B. Tompkins, A. Q. M., U. S.
'A., at the Government Warehouse, situated on the
square between E and F, and Twentieth and
Twenty-first streets, Washington, D. C. on WED
NESDAY, August 16, 1663, LLE 10 o'clock A. H., a
lave lot of Condemned Quartermaster Stores, con
sisting of
Anvils, Bellows, Braces, Chisels, Forges, Files,
Hammers, Knives, Punches, Pincers, Squares,
Stocks and Dies, Vices, Angers, Compasses,
Gauges, Hatchets, Planes, Saws, Tool Chests,
Lanterns, Mowing Machine, Pauline ' Ploughs,
Grindstones, Wheelbarrows, a large , lot of Leather
Scraps, Cast and Wrought-iron . Scraps, Wagon
Tire, 4te. ALSO,
Willi be sold at the foot of. Nineteenth street, near
Chesapeake and Ohio Casual, ilninecllately after the
completion of the sale above referred to, a number
of Carts, Wagon Bodies, Wagon Wheels. Ambu
lance Wheels and Bodies, Running Gear, &c.
The sale will be continued front day to day until
the whole is sold.
StteeMßil bidders will be required to remove the
stores within Ave (ay days from date of sale,
Teens — Cash, in GovernMent funds,
D. H. ItUCKER,
Brev. Maj. Gen. and Chief 9narterniaider '
ratT-St Depot of Washington.
SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER•
NESTER'S STORES, GRAIN AND GRAIN
SACKS.
QUAIaTnnstASTEU GENI lEA6'6 OlTtca,
DimoT dy WASIIING•rwr,
WASIN.NnTox, 1). C., - August 4, IStish
Will he sold at public auction, at Sixth street
- wharf. Washington; D. C., under the direction of
the officer in charge or Forage at that point, on
TUESDAY, August 15, 1805, at 11 o'clock A. M. a
lot of condemned Quartermaster Stores, cousisttug
of
Brooms, -- Brushes, Cups. Knives and Forks,
Lamp*, t.u..telmg, Curry CombS, Rules, Millers,
Re.
ALSO.
At the sometime and place:about SEYEN . THOU-,
SAND BUSDELS O2± thmrs:, - NINETYBUSHELS
01 CORN,. AND FIFTY THOUSAND. GRAIN
SACKS.
Sneeessfal Udders will be required to remove the
stores withinnve (5) 'lays from date of sale.
Ter/1M gash, in Goveramewt roods.
11. H. RUCKg..B.,
Brev. 11113. Gen. slid chterQuartermnater,
att7-7t Depot of Washington.
GOVERNMENT SALE, OF MEDI
ciN ES, Bedding, Purniture,lnstruments..te.:
to be fold at public auction, at United States Army
hospital, York., Pa., on WEDNESDAY MORNINSI ,
the ➢th inst., at nine o'clock.
LOST A \ ND FOUND.
OTIeg:IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
applies/don has been made to the, y_tr_euAßeAsolicolai
two for Iltrz renewal of POLICY CO. IND
NO. 20,422- for ef2 4.00 , Issued Juno 8, Ma,
, t , o ,„. C . llye is s:
TIAN boluirrzia, which h ! Ls Leer 1,0431 Lin 21
LA/1). t(11.111IltiOn tlwiewill bo,reilly_o_ by
axtB-tiiiiisiqi, TUB ASSOCI •
tifILF-611ALING FRUIT.
CANS.
use eper in the city and country
te - ell ent Can, It is the most con
leVie—nt-i:Cliar-rAteatfe Gnu in use, and gives entire
satisfaction wherever int... Awed. It is seated in an
nooLing and spriwg, UMW elaniping a tin
villasptaenverblnd—ar-onfid the openinv and pressing it
Dopera ring by
uvnted paper. IW cement in the
welts by the neat ni the fruit, and as the press
ing continues the fruit cools, and the sealing is per
springThe running unfastened by unhooking the
and a thin knife around under the
cemented paper.
Please call and examine this Can, at
J. McaltinTßlW,
e&BDEN Street
1F10: ].1115 kttilladelphia.
AMIISEMENTS.
Nzw CHESTNUT-STREET trim.
TftE—DHESTNUT Street, are Twel ft h.
GROVER a SINN Leese 8 aad /dananompi
The Theatre always Cool and omfortable.
Fourth Week ofthe New Irish Drama.
MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS, A.ugnak
7th and B th,wll.l be presented the New Dish Drama,
in 3 ante, by Dion Boueleault mid E. N. Rouse, ea
titled '
Axtatmii NA POGUKt
WICIILO
On .7/01
W
„
The lilleCCl3s Of this (trent Dramatic r. oval Am*
continues at its zenith. It la undoubted
GREATEST DRAMATIC SUUOIMA
eVery_known within the annals of
SUMMER AMUSEMENTS THIS' CITY.
It will be presented with its new and beautiful.
Scenery, novel Mechanical Effects, correci Appoint-.
ments, Coat War robe brilliant Music, and a
CAST OF BRILLIANCY AIP tITRENGTEI.
SATUBDAYAKTEIniswi t AtBat.,A2_,
I slut. t x tz ia
OF THE BUMMER BEASON,/
when ABRAM NA POGUE
will be presented.
F OSS AMERICAN VARIETY
THEATRE.
OPEN EVERY EVNINO.
Highly sueeeeeful Dram idteg
OROUHAN NIESHELA.
EL NINO EDDIE, the moSt astonishing Child
the world on the Tight-Rope; Splendid Ballets.
Lan liable Farces, &e.
FAIifILY MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY
AFTERNOON. aue-tt
FAIRMOUNT WATERWORKS,
mum bitipta.)_
AFTERNOON - C;ONCERTS EVERY DAY.
rd RAND o'clock br
HAt*3LER'S G mthvinkr BAND.
Programmes of Music issued daily.
The Arch Vine, and Oallowhill-street cars rim
directly to the place. ass-7t
A VADEMY OP FINE ARTS, CHEST.
4 - x• NUT Street, ilistom Tenth.zOlDen from 9A. a t
tin 6 1.. Rebtainiti West's% great PlOare.vw
CHRIST REJECTED still =Exhibition. to.m
SUMMER RE: ORTS
RURAL HOTEL,
FRAN WENAN6K) COUNTY. PA,
JAMES•E. STEEL,
Proprietor,
This well-known and popular House has just been
thoroughly refitted and enlarged to more that
double its former capacity
It le pleasantly situated lu tile centre of the Town,
with ready access by Rail and Stage tO all POlill4
the OM REGION, and its accommodations foe
Guests fully equal to those of Ilrst-class ktotels ln
any part of the country.
It has been the aim of the Proprietor to establish
a Rouse combining the comforts of Home with all
the advantages of a large Hotel, and he believes he
has succeeded. jy4.43us
QE& BATHING-CAPE MAY CAPEki ISLAND,NATIONAL kOTEIo— ,
This large and commodious Hotel, known as the
Nationarliall, is now receiving visitors. Price per
week, $l6; children and servants half-price.
je3o.2m AARON 4ARRETBON, Proprietor.
'UNITED STATES HOTEL, LONG
'LI BRANCH, New Jersey, is now open for the
reception of visitors. Trains leave on Saturday at.
ternoon4 at four 9'.Clork from Vine-street wharf—
returning-Kw/44y mornin early =June IN&
Jelo-2m* BPINJ , A. SHOEMAKER, Proprietor.
EXCURSIONS.
CAPE MAY.
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD,
EROM FOOT OF MARKET STREET, UPPER
8.30 A. M., r t A i lL m A . ND EXPRE33: DaiK•
2.30 F. r i kSgENGER. Due It & r,,
4.30 P . K, EXPRESS. Due at 7643 P. IC
Fare, .3.00. Servants, 02.00.
Excumiox TICKETS, ss,OO. Couton Ticket/6#
in
to be used by one Dera Oilir, 10 for s 2 °'°°* .
Passengers and Baggage taken to and
Island and Station - without additional charge.
Freight daily from Sandford , a Wharf, below
Spruce street. -
Returning Trains leave CAPE MAY at 5.33 A.M...
MEW; a A. M. Express; 5 P. M., Aceommodatiosll
SAO A. Freight,
J. VAN RENSSELAER, Burt.
PHILADELPHIA, July 24, iso. no -um
amisgm WEST JERSEY AND
COMPANY. CAPE MAY RAILROAD
FANCY DREOS um - . AND CARNIVAL AT
CAPE MAY, ow TO4DAY EVENING, August 0.
EXCURSION TICKETS—Pare I'oo round trip 14--
will be sold for any ddwn train Tuesday, good on
any.up train on M ednesday, the 9th inst, by RAIL
ROAD from MARKET Street, upper ferry.
Trains leave 8.30 A. M., due Cape Mayl2 M.
LSO P. SL,
64 66 • " 6.45 P. M.
Lt tt 4.30 P. ist. ti 7.45 p.
EctilrA at 5.30 A. title at Phila. 9.45 A. P.
9.00 A. M., " lt.j9 A. M.
" " 5.00 P. M., , sO,OO P. M.
.1, VAN ItEIs.ISSELAEn, Sutit.
PIITLADA., Aug. 0, 1865. aIIT-85
y CAT/MISS& RAIL,
•••• ROAD OOMPANT.—To
Tourists and Travellers—Excursion Season of Ma,
Lake Ontario, Saguenay River,
The Thousand Islands, Portland,
The Rpplds of SU Law- White Mountains,
repeeitivek, , Saratoga Springo l
Montreal, dm., 400,, &or, al,
Quebec,
Tickets for the• above Excursions, which have:
been so long. and favorably known to the Philadeb ,
phis, public, by various routes to Niagara Falls, for
sale at the
CATAWISSA ELMIRA NAILROAD TIOICE A T OFt.
TICE,
425 CHESTNUT Strecti under Philadelphia Ban X..
where full informotion wilt bbsiven.
N. VAN HORNS Passenger Agent,
4-25 - ORESTNIIT Streak
asingo CAMDEN AND AI
LANT IC RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
THROUGH IN TWO HOURS,
On and after SATURDAY, July let, 1955, FINS
trains daryily to Migittie City, and one on Sunday.
ULU 0 LEAI , It VINE-STREET FERRI'
as follows:
Special Excursion k 6.80 A. BE.,
Mail Train 7.30 A. It.
Freight, with Passenger Car attached.... 9.15 4. K.
Express (through in two hours) 2.00 P. X-
Atlantic Accommodation 4.15 P. M..
RETURNING, LEAVE ATLANTIC.
AtiantlO AtcommodatiOn 5.47 A. X.
Express (through in two h0ur5)],,,,.., .7.04 A-M..
Freight, with Passenger Car attachel. ' . ' ..ll.47 A. AL
Mall Train 4.46 P. 11S.
Special Excursion , 5.1&P.
SUNDAY MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Vine-street Ferry at 7.90 A. M.
Returning, leaves Atlantic at 4.46 P. X.
Fare to Atlantic *2. Round-trip Tickets, good
only for the day and train on which they are petted.•
$3.
au110 , 11.011 ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Vine-street Ferry at sato r, NE,
Leave Jackson at 0.28 A. X.
EXTRA HADDONFIELD TRAINS.
Leave Vine-street Ferry at 10.16 A. M. and LIB P. 11,.
Leave Haddonfield at 11.45 A. M. and 2.46 P. lE.
N. R.—Freight must be delivered at Cooper'at
Point before 6 o'clock. P. M. to insure its going down.
the next day. JOHN G. RItIiANT,
je2644 Agent,
EXCURSIONS TO
LONG BP.A.NOIL —Trains fog
Long Branch will leave Cooper's Point,
IL
OANDEN.
daily (Sundays exeepted,) at 9.1.5 A. E. Pare s ,
Excursion Tickets, good for three days, $3. Extra.
train on Saturdays at 4.30 P. M. Returning, =lv.
at Camden at 9.10 A M. Monday.
1e28.9m B. caf.E. Arent. Camden
LEWIS COX,
JOSEPII J. LEWIS, CitAIII.TOX T. LEWIS,
S. S. cox.
COUNSELLORS AT - LAW,_
No. 132 BROADWAY. P. 0. Box, No. 5.860,
NEW YORK CITY,
Attend to all business In the Courts of the United.
States anti in the Departments at Washington.
Especial attention given to Internal Revenue bust..
floss, and to Claims against Foreign Governments.
as well as our own.
Judge Lewis' experience aH CoMMlSsiAller of in
t ern:a Revenue, and Chariton T, Lewis' experlenee.
as Deputy Commissioner, will be a guarantee of
thorough acquaintance with the Revenue Laws.
Dir. Cox's connection with the Committee of For
eign Affairs in Congress, and his long membership
of the National Legislature, insure a thorough.
knowledge of legislation on d practice in the depart
ments. au7-12t
E D. F. MOWAIT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND COLLECTING! .
AGENT,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
The Civil Courts of this District are now in prac"
Ocal operation, Haling practiced at the Memphis
Par for telt. (10) years., my acailltintance with the
business community greatly facilitates in the speedy
collection of claims.
jy4-6m E. D. V. MORGAN.
UNITED STATES ANNUAL TAXES
ARE NOW DUE.
OFFICE DEPUTY COLLECTOR INT. REVENUE,
FIFTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, PA.,
MAIN STREET AND MELTON AVENUE,
%memAxt OWN, Philadelphia.
Notice is hereby given, That the Anneal Col
lection Lists have been received, and the Taxes
are now due and payable. The Annual List in
cludes the tax on licenSea, incoMeB, carriages,
watches. musical instruments, plate, and yachts.
It is generally known that a personal notice can
not begiven to every taxpayer. The law specially
prescribes the mode or notice—viz. by advertise
ment In one neWspaper, and notifications to be post- -
ed up in roue labile Maces.
persons residing In the Twenty-second and Twen
ty, got, will make PailfiViß at this Mee.
'nose residing In the Twentr-thirli V(411 Will make
payment to THOMAS S. FOULNROD, Deputy
leetor, FRANKFORD Street, Frankfort!:
Thls Annual Tax is by law payable oil or before
the 30th day of June In each year' but as the Tax
Lists for this year were unavoidably* delayed, the
day fixed for this District as the latest day upon
which it may ,be paid without liability to penalty to
the 10th day or Anithel,AßEs.
WILLIAM IL 3fiLLER
Deputy Collector,
Filth District, Germantown.
jy29-satutlit-tat
July 29, IMS
OFFICE OF ASSESSOR OF INTER
NAL REVENUE OF THIRD DISTRICT OF
rF.NNSYLVAN IA, No. 024 North THIRD Street.
NtvricE is - hereby 11114 111 e. Annual Lista
for May Ist, 1855, of Liceneea, Inclimes,and Euu
merated Articles, subject to Tax under the act of
June 30th, 1864, as amended by act of March 3d,1885,
will remain open for inspection for the OEM or
fifteen days after the 3d day of August, 1866.
Appeals will be heard. and determined from Au
gust 15th to August nan, both inclusive.
All appeals trust be made in writing, and specify
the partieular cause, matter, or tiling respecting
which tt - iteVltiligi IS reilnOided, and stater Pore
over, the ground or Drtnelote of error eommainett
of. J. FLETCHER, BUDD,
au3 5 8 11 14 17-St U. S. Assessor Third Dist. Pa.
MoCANDLESS & SMITH,
MALT VINEGAR FACTORS,
BROAD AND PRIME STREETS.
Constantly on hand and for sale a large stock of
MALT and WHITE WINE. VINEGAR—a neiv
article of manufacture in this country, made by the
Celebrated Bullet] prooeAlt, and used OZOillafen
for
warranted free Plicakulliensg free from. Impurities and
chemicals.
Orders filled promptly to all parts of the count,ry.
sIiNNTS.
L. E. CAMOLOS. No. 118 Walnut street, Pals-,
delpbta.
PITT /t. WRITE, No. .1 Exchange Place, Bal,
}Wore.
CHRISTIAN LAE .1 CO., Richmond, 911,,
aoin. Coo., NeWbern. N 4 GI JOWIaI
HERMETICALLY SEALED • MUMS
AND SOUPS.
1,000 doz. Sausage Meat.
. 500 Roadost veal.
zoo do Mutton.
ione do Turkey,
14 000 Oblekerh
8,000 satOrted Soups,_ In. EShr i n ,
Nor sate by ERODES
f el s.,tr 107 South WATER Street.
rOTTON AND FLAX SAIL DUCK
N..) AND CANVAS, of all numbtira and brands.
Tent Awning, Trunk and Wagon-cover Duck.
Aleo, Payer Manufacturers , Drier Felts, from one
to 1111 feet wtde; PORN
Sall Twine dc.
JOHN W , Obt,
noa-tr NO. 103. alrOrine,
10 1 111AYANA. OIGARS.-A GOOD VA
RIETY constantly tn store and bond, &tie*.
est cash rates. FOROET & BOY%
my29-4va• No. WA Booth FRONT Street.
tWRITTEN ANA VERBAL DX.
SCRIPTIONS of Oharacter‘ CQPititutlook
cad Taleot, with ADVION on Huainan.
Resits; Education, self-trunrovement, (*t j
agement and Training Of iIOHILDREN, LW
cial Adaptation, dm, day and, evenink. by
JON L. DAPEN,
Phrenologist and Bookseller.
- No. ss s. TENTH iltreet, aboYe ObestuaL ,
9CUAilllliqlf