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, 1864-07-09

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| crInoc0 good DAM
! hzed............. 33@foc
AZ.
/ French Calf, s8
/ ns.-....... ..2.&32. IS
| French Calf Le-
i molus, 4 coz
i en- en..........1E. .Ba1loM
French Calf Le-
/ mofnts, Sec.
0nts, = doz. 81 Mk2sts co
! LtuinEs, q { oz.1o W,a 1900
Roam, 4 doz..I-ooA laM
,he continued nEmne.s OF
led n an advance On all de-
We revise quotatlonB; !; At
! very firm, a1d vita an up-
/ MzniIta Rope.t......Ya.gc
| Hemp. op...............S4so
i Lhth, Y1tnt Hemp .Es@s5c
!" u MailllIA. 9c
Mafl1ne....s,..s.-s. 80c
lpts aro atln very l1mfted
deuand. Prices continue
q. Heuzolo Is in very Inn
, active danald. Market
Qc z gal On preTloua rates.
,...........,... .......9@8c
.S4s4ssss . . . - . > . . AEf&SsF1
,.%. A++4s4s.A&a+sss+ +.s19tl3C
very small supply. Prices
BID OIL In almost nominal
Win m upward tendency.
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, 1864-07-09

TITY COMFTROLLER'S OF.
~ F1CE- CmuAGo, Ju}y 1st. EEL
NOTICE TO INSURANCE AGENTS!
Agents OF Foreign Insuranc Companies ara rs-
the city upon premiums.
Al pcrsons who havo faled to uaks rspoEt7 hlthsf-
to, ana who continue In default. Will bn prusecutAA
on ard after the tltec1th inst.nt.
- H. S. HAYES, Comptroller.
N.B.-The rates are chsrXeanla upon ALL PEE.
M1UAG either Eaid Agreed 70 be paid. except p1e
1niums en- Lie Insurance Policies, 141ued prior 10
February 18th. E61 jY2m3B1V
, 1864-07-09

HNtEfE t0IffAnIy INJI.E y -.
FKUlT6-GHaaN APPLRa-New fruit u tu still
more liberal supply. Prices ars eaaacr but Wlthcnt
QnotAoia change. WHoRrLHnHHHI1s in fair supply
and nrsn at previous quotauens. SrRAwDEBR1Es-
:ese!pts di1atnish,nE Ma:ist aIm 1t nrsy19a. gre;
supply Market active and yerY firm With sn upw.rd
tendency. ToHAICE1 IN Ix1r supply with AL nctlve
demand Market nstn tl73a 0Q per III buanel box,
, 1864-07-09

yeste1Cay several holders were dispcsed Sell al
very lew quotat11ns The market todsy has rallied.
islr supply and Ioletabiy nEm It 355@5N for MOL.
aud e71:@8t0 0 foE No-2. AACkEH4L-1n faF request
81 nr changed. CopTf+H-In limited rscs1pt with
rmaiI dcm.Tf IAYv HFKnrSS-Tn Nominal arnn,v
, 1864-07-09
iMiGcRllaHFDuH.
5HiScRllaHfD1lB.
nR. WEAVER'S COMPOUND
IL EXTRACT OF
FlREWEED,
Or Humor and Liver Syrup,
Is helieyed to bo The greatest remedy eyes ciscav-
EfGQ 10t t13
Removal Of Hum0fs In the Blood.

EIt Is vegetable compound. and contains no MIR
harmless, and It the same tune its elects
1T This medicine Is WARRANTED to cuta tAA
, 1864-07-09

rROVlsIQNS-Received today, so.9s0 na Co.
Mesta 50 uls Fosk. 1eo0 ns Lard Shipped, H. 100 Ms
Cut Meats. Is bfls ro:k, 2tsGo ~ Lara fne market
Mess PofA-Ge.erally held ut SLID. With buyers
at S Ias2uV. Sales ~ bit Mess at $4oaa 10 brls
, 1864-07-09

the goll MARI ct has iesnl1
scrtptlQns uf EAYal 6O.ee.
present rates the market Is
ward tendency. We Guot'
Tar.....,,,.t2s, ,M215t1
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, 1864-07-09
@blca9o Qribrrue.


4 CONVENTION or TRAIrOHs.
In tho eeccsh print Of this city appears an
announcement which ne commend to the
earnest attention Of .loyal men. It is - the
effect that "Dcmocratic'' mass copfention
will be held in Peoria on "Wednesday, the
third day Of August next. F." to take into con-
eideration the present perilous condition Of
our country and express their indignation ut
the act Of the President in kidnapping and
removing beyond the Jurisdiction Of the civil
authorities, the Coles county prisoners"
Hendricks and the infamous Voorhees, Of In
diana, and Pendleton OF Ohio nre announced
as the speakers, to be followed undoubtedly
By the minor lights Of treason which twinkle
through this State. This call is signed oy
one hundred and forty-Blx of the pfancipaA
conr,erhcs as from various parts of the State,
Sote-Ao NNoA. 'AA 81 a.. -.s;
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srMnFs ON PRTvATEERTNa.

III, A,,ny and Nary Journal recalls the n =
gotten fact that thC noted commander OF the
Ald6ana was the author Of a rather entertaining
book with the following title-page
Service Ahoat and Ashore during the Mexican war
laie flag Lieutenant Of the Home Squadron aud Hd.
dc Camp u Major General Worth in the bAttes OF ne
Publishers l'Sl. '
The following extracts show the opinion snter.
taincd Oy Ncmmes dozen years ago Of his pre-
sent occupation
lfMeylco he'd BEEN maritime people tti, would hsye
moro than aqt other cquazcs he trsngtF of nations or
uc water Fleets and heavy armed ships lIp OF no avad
t. description Of force. gnt Mcxic6 had no matersi
Mhei s. o operate To render pryatecting iAble 90
least majority ofthc snesrs and crew NJ ctct cruiser
Iogu Dc eitLcnh' not otycns made at noe iu tund Of
might have attempted 20 cruise under ettrro OF marnue
audreprsal without this esscnt al requisite, would have
become itom that moment pirate
1hercis growing disposition among civilized nations
10 put ar erd TO this dsreputnble mode Of warfare
comparatively birbtruus agc4 and Isa .1r tts otieri
rather tho pundcr Of tho bandit than honorable wA.rs
tou, aud oce sd and manned ucucratv bv unscrpu5n,
aud unprncncd men, @ Is impossb bo or tLc government
control '''' ''''' P''p
From the nature ofihcimatcrla of which the crews oI
rate OF an nut0nsthc shortu of their cruises and o
dcmoralzng pursuit in which they engaged 10 is ucSt
malDtBintd among them In short thcv arc ltc better
than licensed pirates and behooycs an civilized nations
and especially nations who, Ike ourselves are eNen-
tice altogether.
It Is unlucky for this apostate that in the
generous ardor Of youth, when his yet unper-
Yerted mind was cOnyersant with good authors,
and cherished right principles, he furnished au-
thority for applying the odious name of piracy to
the career by which his memory is damned to
everlasting fame
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DR.. Phpson has addressed the following note
TO the Mining journal '"I see in the newspa.
pers that terrible explosion Of gun-cOtton, ac-
cCmpanied by loss Of life, has lately occurred in
the works Of Messrs. Prentice s Co. IL Is sup
posed TO have been caused by a spark from some
steel machinery. Photographers will remember
that, year or So ago, the Photographic
chemist Dornbach lost his life by an explosion
of cotton, while packing this substance into
cask by means Of a wooden pole. Since this
sad occurrence | have already twice stated that
the explosion which killed NJ. Leon DOrnbach was
evidently caused by an electric spark. Persons
who handle gun-cottOn are apt to forget, Cor,
perhaps, are not always aware,) that il is one Of
the most electrical substances known, and that
friction, far too slight to develop heat enough to
infame IT, will deVelope in gun-cottOn so con-
siderable an electric tension that electric sparks
may be obtained from it,
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OFFICE.


- wan
WAsHtSGroN, d O., July II, 1866.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this oice until
o'clock the lst day Of August 1884 for the delivery al
the New York Agency, No. 40 worth street. New York
TwHETY THOUSAND ARTILLERY BLANKETS.
These Blankets must be Of pure WOOL close woven, Of
inches wido, tho edge aud the ettors 'U six (6
inches high black color in the ofthe blanket They
inches vide and OF the weight of3Isij lbs or 3s bs
which variation ofO 1875, 3l6 lb will DO allowed
Ihey must De single, ana not In pairs, and be packed in
cases Of one hundred each.
The Blankets are to be Inspected at the factory where
made and none Will be accepted paid for except
are approved upon Inspection.
Deliveries must be made follows One twentieth OF
the amount contracted for the 3ls day OF August
one-tenth the amonnt per week thereafter.
FailuTc TO deliver at specified time will subject tho
contractor TO forfeiture OF the number he may fan de-
No bid win be considered which does not come from
manufacturer OF blankets or regular deAlor in such
Forms Of bids can be obtained at the above named
arsenals Proposals not made out ~ ms form oU not
be cOpsidefe0. - .
The bidder win be required To accompany his propos
hat in case his bid Is SeeeptSd he viii al once exsSms
the contract for the same with good and sufficient
ties equal to the amount Of the contract de-
liver the article proposed In conformity with the terms Of
fail enter into The contr act hoy 70 make good the diff
between the offer Of said bidder and the
sponsbe bidder the person to whom tho contract
shown by the official certificate the CLERK of the
Bonds the equal TO the amount Of the contract,
signed BY the contractor and both ohs guarantors viii
'"s FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents Of -, n the county
Of, and state OF ---, hereby Jointly and scve
rally with tho United States and guarantee in
the foregoing bid OIL be accepted, that he or
they Will execute the contract for the same, with
GOOD and sufficient surctes In equal 10 tho amount
Of the contract furnish the articles prososod in
fOrmy with the terms Of this advertisements dated July
l3 1884 under which the bid made and In the
said ----- shall fai TO enter into a contract as
guarantee 10 make good the difference be-
tween the offer OF the said ---- and the next
lowest responsible bidder the person whom tho
tact may be awarded,
,,,, Given under our hands and SEALS this
"NncsS' - day Of, lS8-.
lsEAL-l
[sgAL
To this guarantee must be appended the Official certi
cate above mentioned
Each party obtaining contract viii he Obliged to
into bonds with approved sureties, for the faithful cxecu
tion Of the same.
Upon the award being made, successful bidders viii
be nothed ard furnished with forms Of contract and
bond.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all the bids Il deemed unsatisfactory on any
account
Proposa's will he addressed 10 Brlgader- General
Georae d. Ramsay" CHIEF of Ordnance Washington u.
C., and will be endorsed "Propo5als for Artillery
GEO. d. RAMSAY,
iy19- tuths tAul Brighten, Chie Of Ordnance,
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The new metals, cesium and mbidium, at
first found only in few mineral waters, are now
known to be widely distributed in the vegetable
as well as the mineral kingdom; being found in
beet root, tea or coffee, in their salts or ashes
So that, without our knowing it, we are con-
stantly consuming two rare and valuable metals.
-Indium is the name of another of those mys-
terious metals lately discovered in zinc blende ut
FTeiburg. II is like zinc, but soft and ductile,
upon IL. 1t impArtS deep purple 10 flame. It's
practical uses are not yet developed by the dis
covers, prs. Reich and Richter, Of Freiburg.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

k1S5@ OFFICE CITIZENS VOLUNTEER
- SUBSTITUTE COMMITTEE, No. 422 WALNUT
Street July is, lA4.-rhis Committee has REMOVED 10
No i22 WALNUT Street, upsairs where will receive
applications from citizens dosrous TO secure Substitutes
Representatives A payment of 500 to he made at
the time ofappllcaton and power OF attorney to be given
for the City Bounty. Substitutes furnished In the order
Of application.
Veterans and aliens desiring 10 enlist substitutes
will apply TO the Committee, who will have them mustered
into service when they select their regiments.
Besides the bounty paid by the Government they will
receive from the Committee SIN HUNDRED AND FIFTY
DOLLARS In Cash on day OF muster without deduction
for commission or brokerage. No charge OF any kind Is
made.
Veterans especially wanted In the SERVICE and can
thus enlist the most advantageous conditions
Once hours from 10 A. NJ. to ? +. NJ, and from 10
T. NJ.
DANIEL STEINMETZ, Chairman.
J. CLARK HARE,
JOHN THOMPSON,
CLEMENT B. PENROSE,
J. q. ROSENGARrEN, Treasurer.
jyl6-2w HENRY G. LEA, Secretary.
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CUBsIsTENCE oFFICE, UNITED STATES

= Army, No. 20 SOUTH Street,
Sealed Proposals. IN dgpiirot, win be received at tale
office untH II NJ MONDAY August l. 1891, hor itIr-
nshing the United states Subsistence Department
FOUR THOUSAND (ioOO, HEAD OF BEEF At
Baltimore, Md, in lots OoO) thousand each everJ
uC days to weighed within one aud hatdays atel
average about CiICoj thirteen hundred pounds sios,
meg' r wegb B sts oSep o'S Sors H aae
Horness Cattle will be rejected
welht Of each steer accepud under this contract,
Vded the animal does not stand in the pens two an one
half betre being weighed, or Is not weighed imme
BlsnE forms ior proposals can be had on apDloa
ton at this Office either In persou by mlu, or tele
grsph .-,.,.-,--,-,,-
cne annual separate, II lis appearance indicates lesI
weight than the minimum mentioned abovei the cN
Eisut
written guarantee OF two responsible persons, as ro
We or The Countv of - State OF --- do hereby
guarantee that is Cor arel able to nlal contract in
accordance with the terms oi hs lor h1r) proposition
thew win al once enter into contract - accordance
e'ySg 1o5d . and suaiSient Bonds for is faaiment
Tho responsibility ofhe guirantors must be shown by
Court Of the United States District Attorney to be en-
Rdders must be- present to respond to their bids and
preIared 70 give bonds and sign the contract before eav-
Ge oyenment reserves TO itself the right to reject any
or all bids considered unreasonable,
Payments be made atter OelNety IN such
as may be on hand II none hand, to bs made
as received. . -
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly PROPOSALS
FOR BEEF CATTLE" and addressed TO "CaptainJ. IL.
GILMAN, @. g., Bait more Maryland
lfa bid Is In the name Of tim their names aud theI
poat oce address must appear or they Will not be con-
sidered.
Zach person or every member OF firm oferiAg pro-
posal must accompany with an oath Of allegiance 70 me
United States Government II he has not already hed ons
at this office.
J. II. GILMAN,
iyls.l1 Captain and q. s., u S. A.
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TEN THOUSAND SHARES
Reserved for BcReht Of the Company.

The land purchased by the Vance Stewart Rock OlDn
Company contains one huntred and thryone acres In
dred and ten feet the Allegheny river in Cranberry IN
sides Of lie Two Mile Run sommony caed ysI
Buren, Run, couple Of miles below Franklin, Yenang9i1
county, Pennsylvania. The Allegheny River Territory au
yielding abundant and permanent harvest Of an excel
lent quality Of on the numerous wells borderngis banan
producing O with Syon s greater regularity than thln-
II believed the dow OF OH below the borough ofFrank The
lin, on the Allegheny river, will probably becoment
exhausted because the sancaton volcanic dsrup AM
quenty the beds OF OIL would bo the at h{
upper end say OF on Greek and wells would REQUIRE 70
however there would necessarily be the
sepe Of Oh Il Is certain S scores Of Wells on The er
~ the immediate vicinity OF this land have continued proca
and steady daily yield OF oil n,
Lower Two Mile Run and Oll creek are on the saneI
Numerically straight line, aud only distant, ",
OF hills each other three miles apart in pre- ~
clseS te same direction, M would therefore not be ex "
depth OF perhaps eight hundred and lty feet, that
their supplies Of hundred OF barrels OF oil daily ana
enormous profits would thus be the fortunate result to
ON this particular tract OF land there has been let
Of sood on although its depth bore considered quite
insufficient 70 insure large flow liny per cent Of The
former Owrer Of the land I'D will once inure % the
benefit u the Company there Afe also two other wells
dcating st-rate show OF Oh; barrel day can generally
be scooPed Out Of them and no doubt seems 20 exist that
reasonable depth. Another well Is half borod and .
promises a satisfactory yield
Samples Ofon procured these wells can be seen at
the ofiee Of t9e Company, No. 2la wALNsf street
d1ed and q thirty 90 one , acres Including The royalty OF any
purchased by the COMPANY direct from tho for tho
a snug house, &C; also patches OF timber.
The sale of stock viii pay cash Tor the land in f aud
leave the sum Of sl2,fO cash working capital hand,
with which to complete te three Old Hes aud also %
10 be In running order within a few months; arr snge,
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PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING FLOATING
NAVY DErARrNrYr,

NM UETANININT1
BURBAu OF fARDs AND Docks,
July l, 1854.
gepArAte Sealed PROPOSALS, endorsed proposals for
Building Floating Dry Docks accompanied by plans ld
specifications in f detail VIII be received a this once
unt " clock NJ. the 2sth day OF JULY Instant Ior
the Construction OF Floating Dry Dock or use AZ or s
the Navy Yard, New York, and one for use az me ssv
Yard PHILADELPHIA; said docks 10 be OF u and 9uceht
capacity and power % receive raiss and sus, ~
vessel OF at least go feet IN leHgfh " ee pIe"u'n' "
I6 feet draft OF 200 tons dsplzcenent -, -. -.
Bidders win make their speencetions tan sna elear;
describing the Kinds aud qualues o Ptopos90
10 be used they may bid lor one OF both docks and IN
their offers, which must be iey VII ntAte 'ne
which they VIII ensase y have itready for use.
IA Iefsnts or 1afeniad articles II any, employed In
tbs eohsnucssn II ess dVekS, be Included in the
pgoPosaN' Ho-'a01
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ORDN ANCE oFFICE,
y nan

~ WAR DEPARTMENr,
Sealed Proposals viii be received at his once Snta
MEDSEspAf pa august , isGi at O'Clock. PM Or
b0 lO-inch siege mortaIs.
% . sInSa sinSh Siege SIEGE Rowtzsfs. ESsia5sfi
90 CochOrn mortars, bronze.
These mortars and howtzers to be made conos-
nifty with drawings and specifications to be furnished Dy
usual and prorngs before being received by
the United states The Inspection win be made at the
Deliveries must be at the following rates, viz
Oh day of September 1854 and at the rate Of net less
than fonr mortars er howtzer week thereafter unt0
Failure % make deliveries at speeined time VIII sub
number he may fan TO deliver al that time -
Separate proposals S must be made for each article
propIietors Of works, who known this De
parment TO be capable OF executing in their fOundres
The siege mortars and howltzers are to be cast hollow
Forms o. bid can be obtained at fhi; ONCE or at any
q So e % iSoTisg ArSsnas W. tTsnosa
Proposals not made out on this form will not be con-
GUARANTEE.
with guarantee signed by two responsible persons that
Tac m case % m od IS S ne wi at once ss COZ
sum equal TO the amount Of the contract 20 deliver the
votlsement aud In the said bdeer should faR 10
sasT into teS hey e make good the ders1es
bidder, or the person to whom the contract may be
The responsibility Of the suarantors must be shown
by the official certificate the clerk Of the nearest
District Court ofthe United states District Attorney
Bonds in a sum equal to the amount Of the contract
signed by the contractor and both OF his garantors will
be required Of the successful bidder bidders upon Sign
ing the contract.
FORM or GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned, residents OF -, In the county
OF -, and state OF - hereby, Jointly and sevoralfV
coNensn with the Uaied States, and guarantee, In
the foregoing bid OF be accepted that he they win
at once execute the contract for the same with good
sufficient securities In sum equal TO the amount OF the
contract To furnish the articles proposed In conformity %
the terms Of the advertisement dated July H. 1884 under
which the bid was made; and In case the said - shall
fail 10 enter into contract Aforesaid, guarantee 70
make good the difference between the offer OF the said
and the next lowest responsible bidder, the per
10 whom the contract may be awarded
Given under our hands aud seals this -- day of---.
lS6 tSeal
Witness fSeh1
10 Is guarantee mus, be appended the official oeriih-
cate above mentioned
Upon the award 1eiAg made successful bidders VIVA
be n,thed, and furnished with forms Of contract aud
bt nd
The Department reserves the right TO reject any an
bids II deemed uns satisfactory any account.
Proposals viii he addressed to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
RAJ GEORGE ID. RAMSAY, Chief OF Ordnance, WASH
npton D. &. aud viii be endorsed Proposals for Siege
MOrars, Siege ioNiizers' Cochorn Mortars, tho
case may be-.
GEORGE ID. RAMSAY,
yIa tuthsid Brigader-tiener Chief OF Ordnance.
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Subscription s. each share original subscribers for
10000 shares able 81 cash down upon subscribing
two other Instruments Of 81 each payable the s5th Ju
and 25th August 1851 respectively :
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kSB| THE COMMISSION OF THE
~ FRY Dollars Bounty Fund for the Hundred DAYS
Volunteers and Extra Bounty Fund Commission.
The undersigned have been appointed by Councils
a Commis sion to pay the Fifty Dollars bounty 10 each
of tie one Hundred Days Men of the city. These
must be attended to Immediately.
II is matter OF deep regret TO the Commission that
there must be delay until further notice, probably until
the lst of August, In paying the families Of roeusted
veterans who did not receive Ward bounty. Just a
soon possible the payment Of the extra bounty OF
Twenty hye Dollars win be resumed, and notice given.
This bounty being retrospective gift Of the city, In
stead OF the payment Of debt, viii be paid sAsfac-
tory evidence TO members of the families only to the
veterans in person; bJu not on poceIS Of attorney 10
0geHts.
The Comm sslOn will daily receive applications ffons
the Ono Hundred Days Men In GOLDSMIrHS BUILD.
ING, LIBRARY street. in the Of the Post Olice.
T.. ID. SAUNDERS, Chairman.
JONATHAN BULLOCK,
EDWIN GREBLE,
PAUL J. FIELD,
jyl5.A GEORGE W. SIMOSS.
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Lists ofsuJscrpton open until the 5000 shares
subscribed payable 81 per share the order of Alder
man JAMES MoCAHRN, the Treasurer Of the Company,
No. lOG WALNUT Street or at No. 1926 WALNUT Street,
or at the once OF the Company, No. 2l3 WALNUT
Street.
The public are invited to call for prospectus. jy5-f
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A Terrible Catastrophe in
the Insane Department
Of the Almshouse.
FALLING OF A PORTION OF
THE BUILDINGS.
Eighteen of the Insane Known
to be Killed.
MORE SUPPOSED TO BE BURIED
IN THE RUINS.
Many Injured, and Some Fatally,

Etc., Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, ETC, Etc
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- IG VEN TIL
NATIONAL BANK,
No. 2IO MARKET STREET,
(CORNEE or sTRAwgEERYJ
Capital $685. 900.
To be Increased TO S5O0,000.
DIRECTORS

DIRECTORS.
HENRY c. NORRIS, Of Morris, Tasksr & Co., Pascal
Iron Works, Fifth ana Tasker sts.
CHARLES &. CLOSE, Of Close & Nesbit Builders, No.
No. 33l Reed street.
JAMES N, PRESTON, Manufacturer Of WOODEN Goods,
MAnayunk.
J. A. WATERS, Of j. A. waters & Co., Wholesale
Grocers, No l23 Market street,
s. q. CoCGHLIN, Real Estate, No, COZ N Thirteenth
street
WI. P. CLYDE, Agent PhilEda AVID New York Express
s.B. Co., No, IA 8. Delaware Ave.
GEORGE W, HILL Manufacturer Of CaTpetngs, No. l26
N. Third street.
]. W. soUDER, Wholesale Boots and Shoes, No. 500
Market street.
], r. DEHAVEH, Importer ef Wines, BraDdles, &C., Nos
30 and 30 s. Delaware Avenue.
This Bank having been duly authorized 10 commence
business under the National Currency Act Is now pre-
pared 10 receive DEPOSITS, make Collections and trans
aet General BANKING BUSINESS.
Discount days on TUESDAY and FRIDAY Of each
week.
j. q. DEHAVEN, President.
+. 8. HALL Cashier.
PHILADELPIuA, June %, 1864. k3o-Im