CITY rriMus.
•
Taw Sint Hato-The Mexican sea hat, made by
Wood & Oary, 725 Ohesteut.street, are indispensable
to beery lady about leaving the Mu for the country
tea-sbore. Prices moderate. Entire stook of
'Straw goods selling off below cost, to Olose the
ftsemnsti Ronan of every deseriptlon for sale by
nu C. Aion, Mat and 8 North. Sigh West.
n
TUB ir BST FITTING SHIRT OF THE AGE ls "The
Improved Pattern Shirt," Made by John O. Arrlson,
et the old stand, NOB. 1 and 3 North Sixth at. Work
done by hand In the best manner, and warranted to
give satisfaction. His Stook of Gentlemen's Furnish.
Jog Goods cannot be ourpatsod. Prises moderate.
Flow !—The weather is tot, and the town is in a
fall flow of Viltplration Everybody wants to get
out of town, sad eforybodY , whether they go or stay
require summer garments. To procure those in the
highest style of art, and as cool and comfortable as
they are elegant, it is only necessary to go to the
BrOWn. Stone Clothing Ball of Rockhill & WHOM
and 805 Chestnut street, above Sixth.
Amnarroxas aalled to an adverUeement, under
sad of rummer retorts, of the Eeetwlok Park.
DlAcirrialcr SUNDOWNS.—Time celebrated Buts
for sea-side and country wear are the Hata for the
reason, as exemplified by the quantity Sail,' sold,
only nt, ONARLRO QAXVORD & SODA',
jele.6t Continental Hotel.
Tan ?natio to Cautioned wabiet an imitation of
the Photograph of LlBotellant General Grant, the
original of which was taken by F. Gatekartet, 104
Arch meat. It le a bad copy. The original will be
known by my imprint OD the back, jeltHit
I.TBWAST STT LAB: STRAW AND SORT HATS, TOT
gentlemen and yo
CHAR ntbai now open at
LDS OMMORD & SONS',
Continental Rotel.
Tim GoNAT FLAutnt air HUMANITY IS SOTO.
• fula, which hall its Multiplied fortn9,whether in the,
of -King's Evil, Enlargement of the Glands or Bones
Ohronle Rheumatism, Can.
• cer,Disease of the Skin or Spine, or of Pulmonary
• Uonstimption, emanates from one and the came
source, which is a poisonous principle In the human
glyabin. Overcome tbis inherent depravity of the
system, and a template restoration to sound health
Is pnea!ble ; far if the cause upon which the dISOSSO
depends is removed, a Oure must of necessity follow,
ao matter 'andsr what form the disease manifestO
Itgeitz ItLOlNirstgie JATNa's Alterative is possessed
of this pee:niter efilCaoy that it is as generally sue.
Maul ip,rrinoving so many malignant diseases;
St destroys the 'virus or principle from which they
orlifinate by entering into the circulation and being
eartiad with the blood to the minutest fibres, driving
sr ,inynartiole of disease froin the system. The
berfevidence of this may be found in the testimony
of isms *IX haVe tried It, and whose comtlfhlato3 are'
jiwgth in Orayee's Medical AiManite, to be
hod gratis of ell agents, Prepared Only 8t ZOO
Chestnut street. jell St
A FARM GMANOB TO MARS RIONTIT MT A SMALL
CAPITAL,--'-rta Petsoleum Vapor Stove and Gas
' Light Cornpany, 819 arch street, Is now In aneeess• -
ful operation s -and la ready to grant agonise In all
ue,yrinoipalootudles in Pennsylvania, Oslaware,
all&Wets:,Terney. Yalixablo county rights map be
vecnied by applying at onoo at tilt otliso of the Coln.
pany, 819• Aron street. jel7-7t
Ir YOIVIVAAT to get rid of a Cough or Cold, or if
in teed of so-remedy for Bronchitis, Asthmo, or any
Pulmor.cry Com/laird, try at once Or. Sayne'S
Fectorent.. Prepared only at 242 Chestnut et. jell et
EAS, AND CIA.T.LERB, attoosaornlly treated
by 3. iessas, M; D., Oonllst and Amin, 519 Ma st.
grgolaloTos Insetted. No charge for examlnatlon.
: ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,
41rard.
iWm T Alrend, N York
'Gee W Morris, N York
ISar.,l WiMarmot, N Y
G W Mothers, New York
J K Foley, Harrisburg
Chas Patterson, Penne,
Sarni M Rowan, Ohio
John Watson, California
H V White, Allentown
Chas Harris, Keokuk
John R (Minton, Keokuk
Z H Winters, New York
Wm S Elliott, New York
A L Lewis, New York
Olias M Patton,N York
Jas H Shuster , Pittsburg
L 0 Mclntyre, W Chester
W J Young, Jr, Albany
W H Anderson, Albany
G W Turner, N J
H. T Hisghlson, Fort Bel
L B Williamson, N Y
11 M Burger, New York
Mr & Mrs Endllett, Penn
E Bast, Pennsylvania,
, J A Ahl, Pennsylvania
B May, Venango on
H M Irwin
H Edmonds, Pothiville
Mrs A Overturf, Peterb'g
R Remnier, Lyealettrg
11C Tones
H McCullough, MoryPd
J Vormasdell, Baltimore
J B Frost & wf, N `V
'P 13 Jenason, New York
1W Van Ness & la, N Y
H A Sherrill, Wash
Mrs Benedict, Bait
Wm Colder, Harrisburg
C Yvey, Harrisburg
John S Fisher, WinspOrt
A K Kline, Reading
G Mitchell, Ohm, 0
Joe Ferrier one, Pa
S G &Mit, i Carolina
J It Brown, NOW York
H Jessup, New York
IJ Hopkins & la, Bld
Wm Merriam, Mass
I John Morgan, Boston
' • The
JaprehT korehaw, - Bait
Nelh G ilndp.ere, Del
Ton] Yfki.t.3ll. Waeh
ilia Pattie & ob, Wash
E Lousadei Hartford
1) .w Calmer°. New York
I' xi Halsted, , New•York
Jon J Mai; WaehlzAtton.
Geo Hanley, New - York
WE. Cidlor, Pittsburg
And Haire% Pittsburg
B Dooley New Jersey
Rein, Clarlor;• Pa
L R Blatiot, Pittsburg
F TsitoaZge, Pittsburg!
Witt t Blair, Penna
cemeren, Pittsburg
White, Canada
V Olbster, uonn
P W Howland Columbus
J R Szoltb. Co/embus
J Riallen, Stenoenville
Bouleen v lllaryland
Stonemanalaryland
.7 W Barton, Baltimore
Brokerhaff. Baltimore
Miss Brokerbaff, Balt
Dlasterßrokerbaff, Belt
B I/tippled, Bucks oo
42_ L 110 0)w/ 1 / 4 . vet, Penna.
DT& Cooper, Penna.
W , Howell, New York
ITTaIIer;USN
H Oidenbarei Zanesville
C Oaknollii Zanesville
J Morrison, Chicago
L. Sykes. Boston
'Shoe-Murphy & ter, Balt
W J James: N Jersey
Ono W CoWperthwalt
P Cosmayor.. New York
Ilse J J Moinbert, Pa
o.l.,ockwood.
Wise Fay
Col G T Egbert, Wash
Cap; watt, Wan.
B A Leraborton, Penns
blies A Davlei - Harrls.b , g
Wir I
meran . , Peona
TTodd, Carlisle
r ithean & eh, Wash
Mr Blazon & wf, Penns
tlaiental.
The ton
W 0 "Hopkins, Montana
M JOhca,Plttsourg
RWinelow, Boston
A P Mere, California
J B Eiv.verd
A R Potta, Washington
33 ; H MP/0Y; Vermont
IK Kelly, -Washington
Coulter. Penns
B. Bush, Virginia
A W Webster, Conn
G B Field & la, N Y,
L Rani-in, Uniontown
J Sues & la. Baltimore'
8 hi Btraus Sr, mr, Wash
ri r ole
~FARcbre?,DC
fi Ii Castle Rr wf, Cal
0 0 Skinner
W &fres 5:-. la, N Y
Chas Ktch, Baltimore
G K Bennett, Esizimore
C Watkins, lliehmond
.1 I) Caterer, ilarrisbg
T Powers k'is. Ky
P L Lutle , r, Poctwilie
Mrs & FBevertsge.Wash
Cspt N Darling, Wash
J M Moorhead, W Va
W J
0 Ices S
J J Deckniunni, Ey
If
W Stuckentolz, Ey
B E Norris, Boston
T Lindsley, Beaton
Dr E Jarvis, Mess
B Anderson
H Beatty, ism York
Mrs .1 E
D Reeside, Washington
F DI Colton, 1, -- aginia
S lY flier, Alexandria, Va
V Chaney Six, Baltimore
R Veazey, Conu
• T Whitton, Lowell
T North, Lowell
Rev S F Upham, Lowell
W B Jaco‘,.l, bancas'r on
C G Evans, Was Ycrk
• Dudicy, New York
F lEssleks <5.,'• la, Nashville.
S L Bruce, I.:entnOky
Miss DI 11;arF, Pentueky
Miss. K Bunter, By
Walter Stanton, N Y
Britiae, Maisie
Chas H 'Wheeler. N Y
• Robinson, Penns
Chas 11l DaCcsta, N Y
D Yon Gower, N Y
M Singer wi, N Y
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R F Ruth & wf, Illinois
IMaater F Rath, llllriotB
!R H Jarman & tyl, Di "X'
F Eagle, roan%
Miss S B Berth!, Patina
J T Wareham, Maryland
A P Francis
W 0 Plummer.
J S Rorabsok, New York
E H Elias, New York
T Williams & wf, Ohio
,S.T Potter, Ponna
D Cooke, Texas
J T Wood, Pittsburg
Dr Ebbo
!J A NM" Na Jersey
Nichols, New Jersey
A H Glbbee. New jersey
,E itt Passer; New York
;Col S Illadriz, Caracas
F At.l4lsdriz, Caracas
.fi VWfsyde, US &
John Fowler Jr, N Y
Joules Moak; Wash
J . %%Vaughn & wf. Del
0 W Sage, New York
F AleLuwee, New York
A Kendall, New York
F W Vincent. Now :York
E Wilder, Louisville
1K Gago,-MAy York
0T N Y
Philip Tillinghast, Y
,De Belaium
iVan Harie , Belgium
IA E Vinton & wf, Ind
IA H Brand, Kentucky
Jas B Goldey, N Y
ISBPKnox. USA
lAEhrr D tlinson, N Y
J Dixon Boman., Idd
Mrs Rottinn, Md
Miss RCID3SD, raid
F Price :v. la, WasiOn
James Moore, N Y
A G Sargent, N Y
Henry Stapler, Bucks co
Mast WWI!) Vaugen,Del
BJ Nally, Feats
W M Fisher, New York
.1. Mattson, Pert Carbon
IChas Barber, Pottsville
W M Hudson, N Y
II Fremont, Now York
r Gile9, New York
N Elton & la. Goa,
T L Kineey, (luta
Alej J Occhran, Tenn
A W Kemple, alluouri
DI Wheeler, Dllesouri
rickartntal.
.F J Cassidy, S C
!Ralph Tozer & wf, Pa
Chas H Cool, Penns,
G eo W Broneman, Pa
GBO D Bolton. Cape May
J F Cothran, Mobilo
ltobt Norris, Mobile
IE P Jonas, Alabama
J 0 Salters,Chario , n, SO
A J Liles, Savannah, Ga
G S Thomas, Atlanta,Ga
Alfred D Simms, S 0
0 S Porter, Madison, Ga
T J Pritchett, Maeon,Ga
13 F Keller,Savannah,Gl
F Cunningham, Tennl
M B Shores, Tenn
Jas R. Jackson, Tenn
L 13 Holt, N OILTOIi2Ie,
J H Huithes,G•Nltensb,NO
H R Crichton, N C
The Tie
C L Nt9ttraer
Jae P W.rms & wr, ra,
West, Pittsburg
L ETuteLeon, Tonn
tlam - d3. (.1
P 311o.rphy, N Y
G K Ryao, S C
Geo A. Pheobrec, hid I
Robt Burton Pittsbnrg
V E Manget,Camden,So
J H licv.ts, Malta, Oi.lo
C L Hall. Malta, Ohio
Butlor,TZew . Yerk
A Levis, Pl_tbtirk*
A L Bokhosscry FEUDS
J 0- Koontz, Penns
E . M Porter, ir heeling
Adam Koons. Ilitca,..lnd
R Eistruan, Boston
E lizard-a; wf, Wash,D
J W Enbcdy, hl Chunk
.3 T Barhelt,- Bethlehem
F E Borhek.- Bethlehem
S mosen7. Beery -co, Ca
las •Tuppilr, Jr, S
A G CadworthiS
W Fitzpatrich,,Tenn
aLlielth, Tenn
• Geo W Alexander; Tenn
!TAWIS Keeton, 'Tenn
.3- 0 Neil, Tenn
- w S Rockwell, Georgia
. TB-Hussey, Georgia
-0 W Carson, Georgia
.3' F W-Leach; Georgia
• Chas Hayworth, Georgia
iE W BaNiet Georgia
A 3 . Fitzgerald,Georgta
ADresrel, Georgia
S E Waymonth, Georgia'
•Sps Waithall, Georgia i
Wm Pendants, Georgia
S A More an,Sparth,Tenn
J P Windle,lllonroe,Tenn
13 M Gaines, Tennessee
Hem T Robson, Georgia ,
RI D Boom, , Tennessee
:R Tomlinson, S Carolina
T C McOleary,Temsenee
B R Thomason, Tenn
B F Cortright, Georgia
R A Brown, Georgia
J B Richards, Atlanth,Ga
E T Williams, Alabama
L A Hiller, Aitsoma, Pa
W Sniffr, Alabama
G W Taylor, Tivoll, Pa
Cl-S Rankle, Goorgla
A E liewlett, Atacama
Chas Martin, Mississippi.
M Stooall, Saissiseippl
C Coney, 1111talssiprd
W F Pratt, Alabama
L N. Bean, Mica
W H Ballard, N.
Hiram Pearce, Tenn
.1" M Singles% Tenn
rir Martin, Teen
IL R Young, Teen
J Silts, Huntsville, Alan
Rev A B Drituiley, Ala
J A Turk, Mississippi
N It Sledge, Mississippi
Thos 13 Withers, Miss
W L Coakley, Vicksburg
A. Bond, 'Vicksburg
H Bucks, Jr, S (3
J A Breedlove. N C
L Crocker, N
E H Lyon, 19' c
d'a.,, H Bryan, MiSelasippl
J E McCallum, Tenn
W W Moßeynolds, Tenn
IS R McCallum, Tenn
J 8 Hubbard, Jacksonv
W D Williams, Alabam k
J W Alien, Alabama
IR H Roark, Selma, Ala
H Paine, Wash, Tenn
T S Pointer, Alabama
Jai F LDWIS, Alabama
W J Crate, N Orleans
T .T Marone'', N Carolina
A MSullivan, N 0
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W ialpseAratkatohes
E A ShotirellMort Del
'B J McComas, Ky
Wm McKee, Pittsburg
J A Walker, Knorr ' CIA
E F Lytle, Cambria o 0
B H Tudor, Cambria co
E E Evans, Cambria co
Benj Militia, Gangla
L Hughes, Marion, Ky
1B J Patterson, Miss
0 0 Wireabaelier,Plttsb'g
hiessrow, Penna.
IT Huila% Foweltou, Pa
Beside, Tenn
S A Beekhardt,.N
J M Anspach
Capt W R Havlland Se la
W Porter, Wheeling,tia
American,
Copt T D Reed, TT S
SF H Hears. Penns
JA Ease, XII
H C Mclntyre, York, Pa
.I\T TtompecrA, Milroy, Pa
X Furno7 daugh, Pa
The
Ii Cori% NeessYor h k
'Uhler £ la, Lebanon ,
S Kiteball , New York
lir A Redara‘•e t Waoh'n
•Captain A Izial7
:S. %I Whitaker
E T Steers, Beaton
H F Maw, New Jersey
G W Goodwin, N
t Henry Frit Is, Lewisburg
iGeo Lear, Doriestown
Jlarston, Baltimore
S Edwards, Doylestown
N James,
IF 0 (look
IB Van Dieter
James S Gray, Nr Y
A J Nash_
T B Kalbfus, Wnshlng'n
Martin, New York
W , gHall, Smyrna, Del
W Bac.kott, Easton
.Jae B Dilworth, N Y
-Taints Duger
Xtse DI Dnger
Jo
B Spangls, lidarietta
Severns, wattitigt"
L Griffith, DolaWare
W /I Toner, Potter oo,Pa
Johr. Rom, Potter no, Pa
Mks Brater,, Ddillv,NT
Howard Tamer
David Austin, Now York
Hy Lasing, Bridgeton
Mr Cowell, Onio
Tames Murray. N Y
Smith, New York
G Saunders, New York
G Benemen,Serimy Shore
WTI Cranston, N York
Lewis S Davis. N York
L thwack Now York
The
N•Wammer, Phoenixville
E D °leaver, Low Mity
R J Saeger, AllentOsin
Joe Pomeroy, .Tonlata Co
J M nra, nnefoul,
W wouGoe, chambereg
w Holz, slam
P T B
Sm Lit
ith, tle,
Penn Hagentown
W E Boyer, Pottsville
Jos Sharp, Pent'
W Philips, Chester
DI A Smith, - Now York
P Gallup, New York
S F Starr, New York
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Itt. Plainer Easton
P Easton, ' Easton
John Field, bilinesville
J Field, Milnesville
L Wainwright, Janesv 3 a
T B Cialbrue, Washingtla
Sarni Elan, Chunk
Dull Banns, Chunk
A 1` Oh Evansville
3 - Maul:lough, Doylestown
Amert, Walnut Bottom.
J IGillespie, ()beater 00
Sarni Wright, W Oliester
E C Rickman, W Chester
Woodside
Josiah Jac Sson,Clint'n Co
E Lord, Camden, Del
S Paxson, W Chester
TOs James, West Chester
A T Conceit, N Jemmy
Jobn Sohoflald, Pena
P Spear, Strasburg, Pa
The Co ,
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A McLaughlin. W'msprt
0 ILlitrynolds, Lancaster
Jostab Dixon, Balt
X T Wright, Lana Co
E D Jenkins,RocirSprlng
J Antes, Penn%
F Leathers, Penns
H Hollinitsworth
T Pierce, West ()heater
it J Houston, Lana Co
Jag Owe, ()heater 00
W 0 Glaf*ow, Md
W T Richardson. H
B Felton, N Jersey
es Union.
F C .Rhode
N R Harding
R A Young, Ooatesville
J L Suydam, Hasidim Hie
Thos Bradley,Oambrla eo
G W Mitchell, Newport
3 P Heaton, Penns
S W Heaton, POlllll6
The Stet
.1" A. Swasey, Boston
7 Dennis, Coaster, Pa
B W ood l a ndE Lew o n PtOO OOa lxvllle
, P
M B Church, Phcenlavila
L R Simons, Pittsburg
Danl. Honer, Butler
C Smith, Lebanon, Pa
Saml Belgel, Panne
The II
F L Tonplor & wf, Bel
DI Bayne, Newark, Del
B Jones & la, Del
E J Palethorp, Phtla
its F Palethorp, PM&
H R Sptiggle, N J
H Stiles, Newark, N J
J B Newbold, N J
J Gregg a. wi, Lewistown
Thos Eymon, Patina
Longshore, Pittston
Thee Longshore, Pittston
W Jenkins, Pittston, Pa
D °worts, Pittston, PA
Davla L. Illoisardil, Pa
W Munson, Soranton
J W. Howell, Soranton ,
.471- S Wlloox, Pittston, Pa
!A S Williams, PCO 13 Betts, HEWES CO
Titus, N
Barber, NJ
W T Bloom, NS
ek Bear,
The Ilia
JA. Lem & la, Fauna 3 B Linderman, P6lOlll
Hon J Erdman, POTID& a Sohlotterer, Isi" Wales
Mies Erdman, Penns John P Watt, Penna
D R Harper, Olney Cr B. 1at1328011, Richmond
F Lndring, Tamaqua
SPECIAL NOTICES
CrLIERIig.SMEDERS.--This machine quick
1p and steely assumes the crown front a basimil or cher
ries in an hour, Sor drying or Mowing. A few gore j net
received by THOMAS St SHAW, )o. 835 (34/485_,Sirer.
five) MARKET Street, below Ninth. -
iltam AND TAP BORERS, Pewter and Al
ba% Faucet*: Braga oil, water, and ale Cocks; Cedar
and Linn= Vibe Spigots; Iron =obtains Oates, &o.
For negtAit TRUMAN St SHAW'S, No. 84* (Sight
Miff five) RARER'S Street, below Ninth. It
1,000 Dozzx Cu-(fir AssTABLE Tow,
BLEBS, ~arrxn!cd to stand Ice Water, for IrLtib par
dozen—uanol price ea 60—at %ERBS Ghtsta R&1. 529
CRESTXUT Btreat. ien-tathelt,
1027 WALNUT STREET, Office of Dr.
VON MO&ORMSEIB, for the treatment of &helm Bar,
Throat, Lung Disearee and Catarrh, with hie ell/pantos.
iel9
BUT Your. RwrtrlNG-ROBES FOR LAMBS,
Gentlemen, and Children, at SLOAN'S. 806 MAIM=
Street, Philadelphia. jetr.Ste
TER GALLANT RI ROES OF THE UNION,
THE GALLANT HEROES OF THE UNION,
THE GALLANT HEROES OF THE UNION,
THE GALLANT HEROES OF THE 'ONION.
AND ALL OTHER PERSONS DESIROUS OF OBTAINING
AND ALL OTHER PERSONS DESIROUS OF OBTAININ4
AND ALL-OTHER PERSONS DESIROUS OF OBTAINING!
AND ALL OTHER PERSONS DESIROUS or OBTAINING
. . .
CLOTHING OF WIN BIGHT KIND,
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT KIND,
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT KIND,
CLOTHING OF THE BIGHT KIND,
AT RIGHT !WOES,
AT BIGHT PRIORS.
AT RIGHT FRIGES,
AT BIGHT FEIGNS,
Masses, PERRY .&
Massus. PERRY & CO..
BISSEAO. PEARY ZIC CO..
MEE INVITED TO CALL ON
Arcs INVITED TO CALL ON
ANS INVITED TO CALL ON
Pssit4 k CO.,
ARE INVITED TO OA.LL 0.
L. 303 CHESTNUT STREET. ABOVE THIRD,
No. 6(9 CHBETNUT STREET (Granville Stokes' Old
Stand). and S. N. CORNER SEVENTH AND MARKET STE.
(Jones').
N. B.—The best stes3ortment of Alpaca aad Dre Pete
Coate to be found is the atty. also, every variety of
Linen Clothing.
PERRY & CO..
Pegg!' & Co..
PERRY ft Co.,
PERRY & CO.,
No. 303 thnerrinie Szegge...egove Tama.
We. 609 GRESTNIIT ST., (1371111 Ville Stokes' old sign& )
S. IL COL 131YERTH and MARKET STREET% (Tones'.)
iel9 St
Mts. S. A. ALtam's WoRLD's HAntßa•
STORER AND DRESSING arrests the fall, and never
falls to restore gray hair to its natural color, and pro--
duee a laxnriaat growth.
aIIARARTEE ON ITS won IFn visarr.
. . .
Rev. Watt, Brooklyn, 1.. I: "I will testiflte their
value In this most Mara/ senae. They have reetored
my hair twhere It was bald, and, where gray. to its
original color, ,*
Rev. Wm. Cutter, N. Y. City: " hair is changed
to its natural color, and growing on bald spot."
Rev. H. V. Dagen, Boston, Mass. "That they Pro
mote the growth of the hair where baldness is, I have
the evidence or my own eyes. "
For sale by all Druggists.
Wholesale and Retail Depot, No. 198 GESEDVICIR
Street, New Torh. my23.ltaBt
COLGAND'Et HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such universal de
mend, is made from the CHOICEST materials, is MILD
and EMOLLIENT in its nature, FRADRANTLY
SCENTED, and EXTREMELY BENEFICIAL in its no
tion upon the Skin. For sale by all Druggiats and
Fancy (hods dealers. le2S4ntlialy
JoNme.-50LD1E1%5 RETLatwING. HOME,
you want a goon. Etthstantial, cheap, sad Lai Movable
suit of Mune Clothing. Oo to ;ones'
OLD ESTABLISHED
ONE PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE,
604 MARKET STREET.
ABOVE SIXTH.
A WORD BEFORE TOO LATE:1001 YOU
troubled with Hesdasize, Heartburn, Constipation, Die•
trees after Bating. poor memory, Low Spirits. Yobs in
the Bask, Great Weakness, Bad Breath. Or any. other
symptom of that horrid nightmare disease. Dyenepsla
If to. lose no time, but procure bottle of
PLANTATION BITSBIII3.
They purify, strengthen, and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and dist,'
They overcome effects of dissipati JR and late hours
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stotaach.
They cure Dyspepsia and C inatipation.
l'hey cure .Diarrlima and Cholera Norton.
That (MU Liver Complaint sad Nervous headache.
No change of diet is 31136(1061tiy while uclug PLdNYA•
VON liITTBES. Eat the beet your money will buy and
all your stomach craves of It.
PLANTATION BITTERS strengthen the Stoma and re
store its healthy action. You will gad them
lel6 et FALArsaims. Yues, and
ITCH. (WHEATON'S) /TM.
SALT RHEUM. (OINTMENT) SALT REBID,
Will sure the Itch in 98 boors. Also, cores Salt
Ulcers, Chilblains. and all Braid-Sou of the MA.
Prins 90 cents. By sending 60 cents to WIENS Sc POT.
TEE, BOSTON, Mass. will ha for !yarded free by mall
for We by all Druggists.
NMI STEINWAY & sows wy l ipi
PIANOS.
BLASIUS BROTHINEV,
pOS oIIERNIIr Stmt.
For sale only at
103.1nn
NM GEORGE STECK 41' 00.'8
PIANOS,
Aye
IdASOBIN dsNET HAM
ORGA
NS IN'S
CA .
PIANO Over WO each of these flee CLEINN2
FORTES. Instruments have been cold by ORGANS.
WAN° /Er. G. , sad the demand Ls see- CABINET
NON,Tid stantly increasing. ORGANS.
PIANO For sale only by CABINET
FORTES. J. R. GOULD. . ORGANS.
1 3 1.010 SIVINFM and CEIZaTmuT Eta. VAISMET
ROLFES. n0241-tf ORGAN&
BIIGGESTION No. 1.
Which is the best place for me to bay my clothing t
To decide this question. po often ached, we would roe
peatfally suggest a careful comparison of prices. styles
and qualities of the best class Chestnut and Market
streets slothir g establishments. Confidently believing
that the people 'will find that we offer greater induce
ments In extent of assortment, style of gas manta, and
moderation in prices than can be fonad anywhere else.
If this is not the case, we will not mak your patronage.
WAHAMAXER & BROWN,
Popular Clothing House
and Merchant Tailoring .
Establishment.
je4O•tf S. B. corner SIXTH and HAUKIST Streets.
MARRIED.
TORRRY—LEWIS.—OLI the loth inst., by the
Rev. A. Reed, Mr. Jason Terreyi or .1 - roneedele, Pa.,
to MUG Belle Lewis, of this en].
IDIED:
YOUNG.—On the 18th Inst., Mrs. Elle9,beth
Young, wile of Wm. John Young, aged 97 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited to attend her funeral, from the
residence of her husband, No. 530 Federal street, oa
Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. oe
eliEssum—oe the 18th inst,, attar a lingering
illness, near Burlington, N. J., Jacob Cresson, in
the 88th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family reSpeet
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of his brothel-in-1m S. W. McAllister No. 741
South Ninth street, on Wednesday, the 21st inst., at
2 o'clock P. M. Al*
FOULITE.—On the 18th, William Parker Foulke,
in the 50th year of hie age.--[Virginia MOM please
MY.
OMM.—Suddenly, on the morning of the 18th.
instant, Thomas J. Cooke, In the 2911 r year of his
age.
HIS relatives and male friends are Invited to at
tend the !renewal, from his late residence, 521 Powell
street, on Wednesday afternoon, the 21st Instant, at
2 o'olook. Services at St. Joseph's Merck. * e
ASEDRIDGE.—At Downingtown, on the morn
ing of the 18th instant, George G., eon of Abram S.
and E. D. Ashbridge, In the 11th year of his age.
The funeral will take place at Downingtown, on
Tnird.any (Tuesday), the 20th instant, at 23% o'clock
P. M.
bcipaLy....on the isth !net , Ethan Comly, aged
al years.
ills relatives and friendS and those Of the family
aro invited to attend his funeral, on Fourth-day
morning, 21st inst., 0,10 o'clock, from his late rest.
cense, No. 221 North Seventeenth Street, without
further notice. ***
TRIIIBLE.—On Friday, lath inst., Granville,
son of Joseph and Sarah A. Trimbhh aged 9 years
and 11 months.
Funeral on Tuesday, 20th Inst., 9 o'clock, A. M. •*
BLACK ENGLISH GRENADINES.
3net received, a caaarof Mask English Gresindines.
at 40 seats la Tani. BENUE & 801 g. Moaraing Store.
Ol S OffISTXUT Street..
One wise. Prices la plain figures. myld
BLACK MALY DE LINE.—JUST "
opened, en late or plate 121aok Oksly de WOO. al
IN soot. A 7 vd. IiE6SON Zi SUS, MonentoC Ettore,
918 CHEST/UT Street,
One prica Prim in plain figures myls
000 YARDS FASHIONABLE
• 9 • LAWNS, SM.
rsuFr, PINK AIII BLAB PLAIN LAMM.
WIPPPINK., AND B4DB PERCALES.
VERB - Km ORGANDIES.
Sint NER PILES 'REDUCED.
bTO.J.K CLOSING
STU ig WANDITAt.
itr° ADDRESS
RION. WM'. D. KELLEY.
oxmwEirp- BALL,
THURSDAY RTSHIRH;110041114858. 8 *Weak.
Subject, " Earertarda of Personal rreidoitt."
7 Ickes, Fifty Cents, to bo had at door. lel 4l*
Fir HORTICULTURAL HALL. S. W.
Meatyan m d Stat ed M o AD ri nISI I AV tr U SSteG Montht
1261 , - ADMITTED.—ON NOTION OF F. C.
1311119STBR, Biq O. routall was ad
bitted to practise at the bar of tale oily, on Saturday
Mr „TWELFTH. WAND NATIONAL
1331081 ARSOUIATION will meet .T.RIB (Tues.
day) 1 3 71N00. Jane SOD. at the hones of R. PADTB,
8111 RD, above Doltish it at 8 o'clock.
By order of the My ye Dominating.
Let every member ea resent. D • -
D* Taos L.
LINCOLN IN NVit ON T NONA
CILTIOB.—Citizens of tim TWilWrif.FlßBl'
WARD are incited to meet at the Roxsoßooaa
la OEM on WRDABBDAY BVSN lUD. June 21111, at
o'clook. The claims of tbe Association will hurried and
several addresses delivered. D RUDDIEST BUM
10282i* Chairman of twenty. Int ward 001 a mates.
Pr_• NINIITERNTS WARD UNION
ANDOCIATIOD.
A leading .of the Ward Association will be held on
TIME (Tuddey)-IVEDING. June 10. 1865. at 8 o'clock
• P., M., at theßall, corner RIDGE Avenue and Co &TES.
for the PIITPOIII of selective a JUDGE and TWO ff-
SPEC'S CBE ' for: each Precinct to aoudad the Delegate
Election. to be held Tuasomt ITEDINO. Mth instant,
is actertlatot with a call of the City Executive Cern.
mittee. •
By Order of Ward Execrative Comotttlea.
It
CHABLIS L muss. cowman.
grNOT' CIE—T WENT Ir•rittfitni
. WallD—Ll , campliance With the Call' of the
Union City Executive Committee, the citizeue of the
Twenty'. fourth ward will meet st headgaartere, Nag-
XVI' Artist. above THIRTY. TXIED, oc.TUZtDAY
ENEMA(. June 20. 1888, to chooee one Judge and. two
Inspectors to conduct an election to beheld in each pre.
civet, testis, election , of one iienatorial and one Reure.
aentative delegtte from each precinct, who Witt met
in convention, to be held agreeably to rale 7,1% of the
tales for the government of the Union party
THEO , M WILTBIIRGRIX.
Piesidt of Ward racoonslo's CoMoiMoo.
exr.kg. gtrItXRI a FIJILD. Boratary.
O=I".'I I IINETEENTH WARD NATION/Wt.
111= 0- e 'UNION 1121100IATI01/ wiltirrieet THIS (Tate.
day )O. 'June 20th. at the Honest of Mr. JO all'
21VB111), corker of-Ell4. and Aldb.la Sheets. for the
purpose
of aisadestiide , Judge and two inspestore
each precinct toe onsdnet:the Delinatißdeetion% alma-
We to ibe rules of the Britional Union
0 142.1wr the PrPl4.'kl'ajzj
TaoiceoNtelNeminter. toteioe47. . rglor
AFAitsiktVia . t.a.:a.
117w7M ig" • I t s "S ° 947'1%Z nistg ° ?
im 4 4 f it
d *TA! he fie, 419 cifiski a r el Va t
W. 06701 of4,LICHWODID and - 111 BOROUGH it s:
BY cedar. 'T80112121,1= DUPPIIifsD, President
ALBSANDBR ADAIR.% Secretary. 11
ger TWEBITIETIN WARD.—AOV
• DSO of the NATIONAL UNION ASS lAN
of the Twentieth ward will be held Talli. await
ETSSINO. at 8 o'clock, at their ball. N. ,W,.. cornerer
SLEVENTH Street and' CURLED Menne, In reference
to the State Hoeventten.
11* . .
JOSEPH F.-NANO/IL Prelident.
TIIIRTEELET3I WAIRD.—NATXON
AL ONION PABII.-A meeting or the alstzongsof
L:l72lt rd. 6 U NIRO sfrat"
rBADBLIN and BUTTONWOOD. Pal:mina attend
ant() M requested. By order of
It JONATHAN BULLOOK,
.
* Chairman
lar TENTH WARD.--ELEREELBLY TO
the call of the City Exactatve Committee of the
TIMOR PARTY. the anion Citizens of the Tenth Ward
will assemble THIS (Tuesday) SYMMS tune 2311 i.
at S o'elockott lue a. corner of BROAD and SLOE
Street, to Meet One Judge and Two Inspectors, to roe
(Maths Delegate &lodine to be hold In toe various Pre
cmcta of the Ward on Taesday Evening. June 271 b,
between the hence of 6 and 8 o'clock, to Matt One Dolo
mite from each Precinct to a Senatorial Conyention.
and One Deiegate from each Precinct to a It epliesents
tive Convention, who will elect Delegates to O. state
Convent!on. to be held at Hardship gon the 'l9th of
July, to place in nomination a State Ticket.
.A. a FRAINGIStaft, President
Wec. it-Loons. Secretary. It
wt. NATIONAL UNION PARTY OF
THM FOUNTBAITH WAED.—A alaating of
the member, of the National Baton Patty of the shwa
Ward will he t e'4lnt SPAM CUADRA Ha lA, PAIS
(Tuesday) BVBNISKI, June Shit, at 8 o'clock, for the
Cony
of nominating cans Watts for the
coming State
ConyentiOn. By order of the kesmation.
It* -JOHN A. MoDOWELL,
arSIXTH- WARD NATIONAL II SION
ASSOOIATIoIg. —A Meeting will he held TEIAS
(Tuesday) IMBUING, hue WM. M. at LEEWI'S
ROTEL, MERRY street. between Third and 'Fourth.
at S o'clock, for the purpose of making arrangements to
cleat Delegates to the Sta a Congontlon. ell Union
men are ilvited to attend. AT order or
MX 11, BARRIS, President,
Joni' 0. Brass. Feeretary. 1t
NOTICE.—TISE NATIONAL ITNION
PARTY OF THE EIGHTH WARD will meet
THIS Evsauxo, at S. o'clock. in the Hall of she
Schuylkill Hose Rome, LOCUST, below Thirteenth
street. to appoint officers to Gourmet the Delegate MI6.
Cons. ALEX. P. OOLEbBERRY,
It Secretary Financial Committee.
BIIaHTH WARD.—THE - UNION
CITIZENS of the EIGHTH WAnio wilt meat at
the ECHDYLEILL goes 130 , 17 AR an THIS (Tuesday)
EVERING, the 20th teat., at S o'clook, to elect owe
Judge and two Inspectors to conduct an election to
the differant Precincte for Senatorial and Repreeenta
live Delegates, according to the recommendation of the
Executive Committee. ALEX. J. HASPBH,
It President.
Y, Fllf Tit WARD RATIONAL. lISION
ASeOOLaTION WI l meet at the Good intent
Hose Muse. SPRUCE' Street, above Sixth, THIS (Tues
day) &VEILING, pursuant to the call of the City Sum.
tive Committee of Philadelphia. It•
gra nomileamoor COAL COMPANY.—
An oejoorned Mooting of the Sonkholdere of
the MOSRAtivort COAL COMPARN will be held on
TUESDAY. 20th instant. at 12 o'eloOr M. to consider
"Beam:awl for raisins mesas from the Mock to complete
the 'Railroad. open Coal, rto.
SAMUEL W. WRAY.
iel9.2t* Secretary.
Ki HALL OF THE ENION OIT r E.X
-IiCTITIVE COMMITTEE. —Agreeably to a call
by the Union State Executive Committee. the citizens
of the various wards of . Philadelphia are requested to
meet at surlfplaces as designated by the officers of the
Wardnasociations. on TUESDAY evening. June 20.
1065. to elect one Judge and two Inspectors, to condtiot
eleetiOn la 'beer-TIM products, agreettbls to Salo X.
Of the ruses Tor the goVar? ment ll.Oloi'Party: At
this election there shill be elected one 4eSeemiel Deis.
gate and one Representative Delegate for Ntehltereetod.
who shall meet in CoUgentioa, agreeably to tlnts XIX.
WILLIAM Nworr. President.
ROBERT T. GILL, lEscretaries.
W. R. LERDS. ievs•st
EAMON STATE 1130N*EMON.—A -
State Convention will be held at Harrisburg on
W.13.1)11118DAY, the 19th July,lBB6, at 12 o'clock K. for
the PurPoee or putting In nomination "a State ticket. to
he coccorted . RIP the Mende of the MOOR at the Ocatipi
October election.
The earnest and zealous labors of a loyal people ea
cured the great victory in 1884. and made the war,
which our comics denounced as a failure, tutoring
success tined.
Our Hag has been maintained, oar enemies destroyed,
our Government preserved, and Defoe re. eatablkshed.
Let every friend who aided In thin - result take measures
to be represented in that Convention. We must sea to
it that the fruits of our success are, not lost to the nation.
Business of vast importance will be presented. for Its
sonsideration, and every dietrictia the State should. be
represented. • SIMON CAMERON,
Chairman.
A. W. BERISIMOT. Secretaries:
Mho: Fowler, Jes tjyl9
rr.OFFICE OF THE taros , PETRO
LEUM CONT/LAT, 208 FonthFOURTH Street,
PHILADELPHIA• Salle 17, 1105
An Adjourned Meeting of the Stoalcholdere of this
Company will be hold at the office, on WEDNESDAY,
the net ineasza, at 12 o'clock, noon.
- ISAAC 'LLOYDt President.
MILITARY.
IPRIZE MONEY LED GOVERN
MENT SOIIIITY TO ALL WHO. INTIM THE
UNITED STATBB RABIES COPS.
Orders hive been received from the head of the
Marine Corp., at WachiniftOn. not id realist twilit/ to
particular elan (es has been the ease heretofore). bat
to resolve ALL who have served in the volunteer ger.
vise, or in the ragulars, or in the marines, and have
been honorably discharged. Such persons enlisting in
the United States Marines will receive the Govern
ment bounty. and will also be entitled to their share of
mite tioneY in any capture of the enemy's vessels.
For further information apply at the recruiting ren
dezvous, No. Gill South PHOMIT Street, between 9 A.
M. end 3 o'clock P. M., every day but Sunday
amas nonkx - r.
Cantata end Recruiting Ofiser.
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Recently °slanged and improved. is now oven for
transient as well as permanent boarders The house is
situated on one of the Vertematest avisunee. and aeuessi.
his to all placer' of amusement and business by cars and
stages. Guests wilt End all the conveniences and
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A- , The linaz gosiittes of oosnorunnunr. saw
to the Summer sewn, mantifsetnred heel. bi
STISPEIRII L AIItITHIA
lel 1m No. 1210 MARKET Street.
(93. ILD BEN' B CARRIAGES„.
O TIE2II NSW STYLI% FOR Tgli ,BPRINO
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SOPS SttaTON. a um,
Ago if 1157 and I.5fA Nat& TlllllLitalti.
••• 1 ,...11 a • 11
2 1865'
IP .4 1 9 •
ttNriNbEAL.
UNWED STATES
7..80 LOAN.
THIRD SERIES.
$230,000,000. •
By authority of tha lieerstary of the Treasury. the
andeardipaed, the general BUbSeriPtirt 4sent for the
sale of finked States Seenrities, offers to the midis
the third 'dries of Thiamin Note'. bearing seven and
three-tenths per dent. interest per annum, known setae
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN. '
These Notes are boned under date of Ads If,
and are payable three years from that dale in ear
racy, or are convertible silks option of the holder into
U. S. 6.20 Slx PER CENT.
. - ` I II3Q.LD-BEARING BONDS.
'These Bonds`ssa worth a handsome premium.
and are exempt. as are all the Government Bonds.
from State. County. snit iftwitellpqr taxation, which
adds from one to three per cent. month; thefr vahur.
wording to the rate levied upon other property. The
intirest is payable semi. annually by coupons 'dashed
to each note, 'which may be ant off and sold to any bank
or banker.
The intend at 7 SO per sent. amounts to
One cent per day on a $5O note.
TWO Cents per day on *sloo mote.
Ten cents per dity on • $OOO AMA.
Twenty cents per day on a COM note.
One Dollar per day on a $6,000 note.
Nodes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.
The notes of this Third Series are preoisely similar in
form and privileges to the Seven. Thirties already sold,
except that the Ooyernmeut reserver to itself the option
Of paying interest in *old eoixt at Spat cont. instead of
8-10 the In canreary. ilibeeribers will deduet the in
terest -hr. - currency up to July 16th. at the lull when
they sitbieribe.
The delivery of the notes of Ibis Third Series of the
Seven-Thirties will edinmenei on the let of June, and
will be made promptly and eontinuously after that date.
The slight change mule in the conclitionl.g. this:
81E.11.5 affects only the Matta fritibirest.
The PaYment in g01d...11 made , will be elltdralont to
the narrator intermit of the hishei , rate.
The return to spe.ile payments, in the event Of which
only Will the 'option to pay interest Innold be availed
of. would so reduce and amain -prices as that trut.."
douses made with in per cent. in goifiroold be filly
eiguei to Soaa made with seven end three-tenthe per
cent. in currency : .. This: is .
ME . ONLY , MARKET
new.offered tar the Geverruasat; mad . its saverior
vantages make it the -
GREAT POPULAR LOAN' OF THE PEOPLE.
Less than. daft 000,000 of the Loan authorised by
Gummi are now is the market. This amount, at
the rate at which it is being absorbed, will all be
subscribed for within sixty days, when the notes
will undoubtedly command a premium. 411 has nal ,
Randy been the Case on dosing the subssriptions to
other Loans.
In order ticet citizens of every town and section of the
country may be afforded faellitice for taking the Loan.
the thational Dinka, State Banks, aid Private Bankers
throughout the country have generany agreed to re
ceive subscriptions at par. Subscribers will selcetthedr
own agents, is whom they have confidence, and who
only are to be responsible for the delivery of the notes
for width teey receive order..
JAY COOKE,
SMNCHIPTION A.GIEWL
No. 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PRILADELPHLI
CRRCKS FOR -
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
oN
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Stooks bought and told on Oottuubodon.
Trust Funds invested In Cit 7, Stole. or Gorertunent
Loam
Subscriptions received for the United States 7.30 Loan.
tofihout charge for commission to the pure - baser.
Jel•tnhtulm
P. STAXFONN. Jos. L. HOUSTON.
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STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
tTo. ;25 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
rILT.LADBUTIIA.
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Honey, City Warrants. &c.
Stadia bought and sold on somndeslon at the HeinLex
Board of Brokers. tnyl3.bn
DRUGS AND eIIEPD€A_TA,
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BROAD AND PRIME STREETS.
Contently on band and for sale a large stack of MALT
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South YODETS Stmt.
Jali•gieff B. M. FELTWELL. SUP%
T ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
' AA
WAGONS ADD LEARlgkas.
°kW QFAETERDIASTEB,'S OFFICE.
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON.
WASEINGTON, D. C.. Jane 17. 1086.
Will be sold at public auction, under the direction of
Emoret Colonel Charieell. Tompkins, A Q M., D. a A •
at the Government Mill, situated on E street. between
Twenty • first and Twenty-second Maestri. in the Day of
Waridegion D. C., about
TWEE'II . THOUSAND SET M S . OP ENGLE MULE.
If MO
WITH
A LOT OF SADDLES, dro..
which /aye been nstd in public service.
The harnets will be sold in single sets.
ALSO.
About 1,1500 WAGONS. which will be sold singly to
the Welted bidder
Tho sale of Wago o'clock ommence on WEDNESDAY,
June 28. 1886. at 10A. la with a lot of about
four hundred, at a pant north'of the Rah road Park.
tear the terminus of Stew York avenue north, and
after . their sale is tamp] teed the remains er will be cold
on D street met between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
*teats. near the Lineoln flosnitel. The sale of Har
ness will CVIOIOIIIIO on TBDRSDAT, June SA /Mr at
10 Welt tit A. M
She tele of Wagor a and Dames will continue, on
alternate dar e, until the whole number le sold.
Teems cash, in Oovernmena lands.
'flea abet Don of buyers le mulled to the large sal* of
fdIII ES, commenced on Monday, tlay 22 ISM. and
which le still being 'outboard from day to day.
D Ch i ef OOß.
Brig. Ocat. and i Qua K
rt S ermaster.
101£1.12t De cot or Worthington._
IarEITE; BLUE, GREEN, AID FINg
IitO6QUITO 'SETS, for mit WOolooalo br
B. la GoDFEtitY el.
It* 24., UM/KEE ittreet.
A" VERY SUPERIOR GUM DROP,
+Dm Props/ad by WVINIEX V. AVVIIIIiN.
/113 /10. 4LO XAANIT Streit.
CURTAIN GOOD.
L WILLARA.VIGN,
MASONIC HALL;
71111 CHESTNUT STREET,
IS NOW OPENING
ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF
LACE CURTAINS,
ELEGANT STILES,
AT MIMES. PROM 5 DOLLARS TO 150
DOLLARS PER PAUL
WINDOW ISECADEIS,
CROIOE PATTERNS,
AT REDECED PRICES.
miS
FIREWORKS.
FOURTH OF YULY
VIREWOREES,
ER GB,ZAT VLIIISTI.
ROORETS, CANDLES,
"UNION AND ROMAN OANDLES,
MINES, TRIANGLES,
SHIP LIGHTS,
SNAKES, - BLUE LIGHTS,
FLOWER POTS, PIN . WHEELS,
GRA.SSILOpPERS, COLORED FIRES
ALso.
A laraeaasoitraeat of Wired% for sale by
A. LT. FRANCISCITS & CO.,
ita•st 513 DEAREST STUNT.
FIREWORKS,
FIREWORKS,
. FIRE WORKS;
• OF JITSRT VARIETY.
in large 'or small at:matinee, may be had at
iOSEPB. CAMPBELL & BRO.'S,
Jal7-111* los MaREET Street.
yy. I ~f i icy:
SPRING,
SWIM 3DCIIO ADMIaSs
eaßxiimroam
M'CALLUDI & 'CO.,
EMIIKSFACTITREVA AITI3 IMPORTERS OE
1•1 , ‘ c• rvlf I .'Le3._•=,l
OIL CLOTH. MATTrNGS.Abo
WHOMWME DEPALISTZHHTI
11.;•z0:‘, 4 4 , 4-14 4.141
EETAIL DEPARTMENT.
919 rinTRITTE7 Wilt%
MILITARY GOODS.
FLAGS I FLAGS I !
EVANS & HASS ALL,
MILITARY FURIoSIIERS„
418 ARCH STREET.
BA-DiNELNY,
Silk, Denting, Muslin, and De Lajas
IX 14 A. Cr Eft
OF ALL SIM.
SWORDS, SABERS,
PASSANTS, ac.
nirr_4riuklEruy Gooits,
of EviET pIAGFLIPTIOL
jel-UTS
CONFECTIONERY.
SUMMER CONFECTIONS.
Persons zbattt leaving the city thould tall alai ert
amine our splendid assortment fir
DELIOIOT_TS
CONFECTION S,
SYRUPS, die.,
Pa3ticularly ads fat ed for the Warm Suwon.
wurrmA.N & Co..
MANUFACTURERS,
31S OREM= 8T.835T.
AM - Ala°, al araortraent of
BRILLIANT FIREWORKS.
je 10.staithlin
,~! ;. x~ #
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CODWARD F K3OLLY,
JOHN IKELLY.
TArr,orts.
SU CHESTNUT STREET,
811.111 NOW IX lIITOIII
A COMPIAETZ ASSOUTEMICT 07
SPRING GOODS.
sr. • • • I . r rJ i
MINING, COAL, AND OTHER.
FEW COMPANIES.
We are prepared to tarnish New Corporation with
ell the looks they metre, et stunt uetise sea low
"elm , of drat quality. All alylre et Bindint.
STEEL PLATE ODEVIMATIIit OF
EITHOODAPELED
raniNs2,RE
0111)108 OP TILMEXELL .
KOOK idowfla.
STocK Lamm Reze7On.
ZEGIBM OP DAELUL ETOCE.
NEM= 'FATTY LEDG:SB.
ADOVIMIT ciP RALES.
DIVIDEND BOOK.
MOSS aro CO.,
SLANE BOOK MANUYLITIOEBBB AND STATIORBIL
431 OJIJSTIUF Street.
ROUSE-FUBNISIIING 600111 t:
600RmatoR s sf ki : ERT. 600
000MIRS,
FRNURRI
OAS STOVES FOR FiutssiEß (MOILING
jel6 tf ORIFFITG PAGE, -aura Alla ARM.
GROCERIES.
To FAMILIES RESIDING IN TRH
.1111}141.1. DI/111110TE
We are prepared. ea herotatorair to ripply familia, al
their country residencies, with
EVERY DESOBIPTION &a Olf PINEto. GEOCERIES. TEM&
ALBERT 0. ROBERTS,
my24-tf Corner mamma and VINE Streets.
LEGAL-
- IN THE ORPHANS , COURT FOR THE
- 1 - CITY AND COUNTY OF fIghtDBLPEUh:
iataiir7f MIOHISL CAttitOLL. DeZu:Sea
The Auditor appointed by tho Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of MILKY 0 iRRObL,
Ai
ministratria of MICHAEL. CARROLTA. , deceased, and
to report disk ibution of the balance in the hands of the
accountant, wi•t meet tin patties interested for the
Purprees of his appointment, on MONDAY.. Juin 3d.
IS6b, at 11 o'clock A. M., et Macao% No. 1.5 M South
FOURTH Street, in the city of Philadelphia.
IMO inthnit wM. C. HARMS, Auditor.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
I N
Om' ARD ontiTy OF rivAnzia3ate.
_
Wats of ELizABEla Dl39oo,seti
The Auditor appeintad by the Court to audit, settle.
and adjust the account of AsSALOM WIL6OIII, Atheists.
trator of the Estate of ELIZABETH B ItO deoemed.
end to report dietributieo ot . the balance in the hands of
the accountant, vill.znost the parties in tere , ,ted for the
purposes of his appointment. on MON °HY. Jr 11•31,
MM. at 11 o'clock A at his oCioe. 1/29 WAL.
MUT Street, in the city of PhiladeJPhin
j 920 tnthA si* JOSUE F. nialiC SR. Auditor.
BLINDS AND SHADES.
B. J. wiLLIAms.
No. 16 North Sixth Street,
LattrAOTCSIM 010
VENITIAN BLINDS AND
WINDOW SHADES.
The largest and Angst assortment In tits site at th,
tossed sanli prises.
®TOED SHAMIR NADI AND LNNTINID.
Illmap lot soiled 1111 ads and Abed's. arb•Sa.
CORNELIVS VERbsu, WILLIAM W.13+3051
We Public Printer. Late ChM' Sub. tea . .
WENDELL 1 WATSON
PitnilollTH CLAMS WHORE SVIRY DEPART
MEAT OF nix ooVRELRMIXT.
°Flee Booms, No. 345 PENNYYLVANIA
Directly OPPOOie the Metropolitan Hotel,
P5•lDt F. Q. Boxl:C9, Winhiagton, D. Q.
AMNION SALES.
'A . ucTiox NOTICE.
UNITED fords.wiris SALE.
EV4.SIE:RS QUAKER CITY, LADONA, ACA.
CIA, CAMBRIDGE, E. E. HALE,
BARK J. L. DAVIS.
ittaillJEL C. COON, Auctioneer.
ON TUESDAY MORNING,
JUNE /Q. I£o6. at U o'clock, at the
PHILADELPHIA. NAVY YARD,
Will be sole for aosortnt of the United•66ates Govern
meat:
THE ISIDE.WIIIIBI. STUMM QUAKES trITY.—
Register dtteenetone: Leegth 244 feet 8 worm; beam 88
feet; depth or fold 29 feet 938 inches . Ho one side •
lever engine; Minister of cylinder Se Inches; length 0!
stroke 8 feet. behooner rigged.
TEN IRON 9OBSW.W!UMER LADoB(l.—Registei
dimensions: Ler gat 127 feet; beam 27 feet 9 ineliset
depth of held 18 ftet Eine two vertical engines: diem.
ter of n78ed5.r8434 halms; length of stroke 30 'ashen
Berk rigged• - .
THE BOREW.Ttia ACAMIL —lbettater dtmeratona:
Lesethlte feet 2 Inches 4 beam 22 feat 7 inches; depth of
hold 12 feat. Sas one vertical engine; diameter of erlin•
der 86 inches; length of stroke 48 Makes. Schooner
egged.
Tom CAMBUIDGB. —Register di•
mahaone: tangthl3s feet; tom 7R feet; depth et hold
12 het. Blt one •erilo6l craigine diameter of cylinder
62 lashes t buten of etrone 3 feet.
TEE BEEZW.TIII3 E B. BALE —Register dimen•
alone: Length 185 feet 6 inches; beam 28 feet 8 Inches;
depth of bold 7 fact Inches. Has ode vertical engine:
diameter of cylinder 22 Mabee; length of stroke
Mabee. bloop tt ed.
THE BALES DkVlS.—Reeteta dimensions.
Length lfa feet; bee** feet; depth of held 12 feet
inehes.
The shove•parned vecasle *ill be edti with Rollers,
Machinery. complete get Of 'Oleg, lkinidalc Pao
Standing Rigging. gle.
Inventories et the Auction Store, Ito. ni soak
FRONT Sheet.
Twenty per cantata of the purchase money must be
paid on the day of cats, and the remainder before the
yew& is removed from the levy lard, which will let
done within six days after the date of sale.
J. E. HULL,
. jef 9 1.9 15 17 20 . COMMAND tart
/ENTAIL DRY GOODB.
OO~'FR 8a CONARD,
Dilltf'ril AND. BEILMKE'r.
41#4, POINT BREEZE PARK.
TRIAL OF SPEED.
TO•DA.Y. At, S o'clock.
Clark tomes Nerrlstoorn tin flare
_LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK.a; 'Wm. Doblß names corral boric "Sam. Sayers." It*
r. EINE CIASSIBLERES.
aMalliZtt COLTINGs
TIU DRESS GOODS.
NEW WHITE GOODS)
DOMESTICS REDUCED:
ELEGANT SILK SAUQUESt
SLAM{ lIERNANI SHAWLS:
1865.
B ROWN TABLE LINEN, AT THE
low price of 8234; one lot, much heavier at 86.. good.
pattern.
Handsome table linen, extra heavy, at am Which is
lower than it can be bought; much , liner and better
MC. me
( lot extra width and beautiful patterns, both spot
and damask.
Bleached table Hien 'equally as cheap, in all the
widths and various qualities.
Six Owe Barwlsy double satin , damask, all differ.
out patterns, arid lower than they would coat at .pre
sent rata of gold.
Towels with or Without hinged ends: bias and r od
borders.
Brown towele at $176 per dozen. Hucksback:
bleached and half bleached,
Blue plaid linen for glass towels. striped and plaid
German linen for tow els, that are the best goods to wear
in the market.
buteherla linen, both yard and 134 yards wide. Li
nen sheeting', 10.4,11.4 an d 12 4 wide. Pillow linen 42;
46, Ed and 64 Mabee wide 60, 10-4 Lancaster quilts.
6011.4 Lancaster gents.
OXO 10k Mursailles. Quilts of the old heavy kind at
less than they can be imported for. one lot white
ESTI€III€B, Tory pretty pattern. One of the bast as.
eortments of calicoes Inthe city, bath light and dark.
Shorting and shirting MIISII3III in treat quantities, at
my usual low prices.
GRANVILLE B. HAINES.
.420 4t No 1013 MARKET . above Tenth,
4 4 SPANISH LINENS FOR TRAY
ELLIV O DRESSES.
9.4 May Linens.
Dark and light Linens for Snits.
Brown Hollsnde
Finn Mune for Drowse.
White Mina or Maraelliek
Jew quit& Ratting,.
Pink, Matt, cherry and Wldte Tarlatans. _
EDWIN Ra.LL W.,
icl9.tf Ine South SZOOSD Street.
j r CHAMBERS, NO. 810 ARCH ST.
U. ENTIRE STOCK REDIJOED.
Black Thread Lace'.
Thread Veibe
Thread Lace Barbee.
fremetitebed Handkerebeits, bargains.
Cambria Edair gm and 13:martian,.
Shared and Fancy Frozen atuelins. for waists.
ssawAs and aILR selling
off below cost, itila at
CIOOPZR & COWARD, NINTH AND
MAISKIV, have
The beet ttufsimere stock in town.
Good Linn/3E1.11m. Dacha. Coatings.
Talton' Lintels, of every kind.
MnsHn etokk template, prima right.
Felony Liiens, eelline, gold, at 300.
Gann, Unmet and other Flannels.
•
Pear; Wool Delelnee, 56 and 66 sante,
Istra due Idack:Nikhair Alpaca, gl,
Lupin 's 6-4 blear/Wool Detainee. $l.
9004 etoek Whip raiwook, Swim.
Diyd-oye Liil4ll,_striped kluslias, dust Caminito" awl
Jacenetz.itlfod didalinkh 3:llgue , &o.
IN late MAW and otter thin Shawls.
Silk Fttedttes and Summer Dusters .167-tt
LEND I D STOCK OF LINER
re-IfNOODS, Viet opened it 7 . 021 ARCH Street. COM
-
Hnet.ared plain Linen Towels.
Deoktne;:rt beautlfal pgiltatas and all grades.
Tabu Llnene, bleached, ball-laeaehes, and brawn.
Bichardson Donut .% Dirkrason'e. and Mier
blueas.
Ladies' and Gents' L. C Bdtcb, tuna itmeto $l
- ettlehed and col'd borders J 0 tithe.
m 591 tt
JOHN H. STOKIL
SiPECIA L NOTICE. •
SELLING OFF ENTIRE nom
TO 01,0E3 BUSINESS!!
GOOD-WILL ADD FIXTURES FOR SALE.
TBORNLBY AND GUISE.
We Invite glacial attention to the above gitillOMMllleld.
We have a Le Stela.
We are Sailing O arg nes).
Eveky yard le to be closed out on or before the let day
keptember,
C fillka and Drew. Goode.
loths. Lagaireeres, and Linea Goods.
ShargleXloalre Skirts, Ildhle, &•..41.
khan= and odium wash under market Price.
THORNLBE CRIBB,
mayl2.lln Cot, Of EIGHTH and SPRING GAJEDIN.
pIGURED SILK GRENADINES,
-a-
of the bet qualities and styles, in Black and GIST
Grounds. 66c to $L CO
Travelling .Draos Goods, in 411$02.TinietY.
flew Drees Goode, in great varies,.
_Handsome Moue Bilks ;9.60.
VERY 121113 AP BLACK BILE%
suitable ;or Dresses, Maulles, and Basques.
M
GOTTOG GOODS AT LE THAN WEOLIISALI
ormaras. and Pacific Prints, 26e.
10 4 Width BM find PeDerilildaschad sheeting's. $l.
STEEL a sox,
myB..tf Nos 113 and 11$ Monti TBIPCEI Strad_
NEW 6A►IRT .17011. 1565.
PEG OKUTEST INVUTION OP PBS AGE IS
ixqcop SiiiktTS.
J. W. BEADLET'S New Patent MMES. ELLIPTIC
(or double) SPRING SKIRT.
WRISTS' DRAOLRY & (WIT (late J T. di L. 0.
West), SOLETROPRIRTORS and MANI7PACTURERS,
97 MAMMAS and 79 and SI BEIDE Weide, Sew
York.
THISINVENTION consists of DUPLEX (or two) Ea-
Tarr= Steel SPRINGS. Ingeniously BRAIDED TIONTLT and
EMILY together, EDGE CO scam; making the morrorteer,
non Dux - tots. Nugent% and DOSAVIA SPRING ever
pled. The, reldent REND Or BELLS, like the Single
Zprluga. and contaqueraly preserve their ryas= and
EMAYTIECIL SHAPE TWICE SO LONE as ROY athar SKINT
THE R'ONDERNIIL FLEXIBILITY and great COMMIT and
P3.4ASDRE to any Lam wearing the DUPLEX BLLIPTIO
F.d.: AT will be experienced particularly In ail crowded
AREMBLIP.D. (MERE, Oaaittattas, EFAILROAD GAEL
CRUNCH PPWS ARMCHAIRS, for PEONS! , ens and HOUSE
DEEM, to the SKIRT CAE be FOLDED Wham. in use to 0000.
El a small PLACE as easily SO a SILK or MUSLIN DEESE.
A Lany having eD;ogeg the pleasure, comfort. and
f;reat COlrretiiaNCe of WEARING the Donna. BLLIPTIO
&NEL. SPRING ERIILT for a RIEGLE DAT will never after.
ward willing)idispense with their nee For Carrataggr„
Iftssaa, and Poi :n Lamas they are ettPligiOn to all
others.
TEP.Y are the best QUALITY In every part, and nn ,
questionably the LIGHTEST. Meat DEBIRABLR,COMPORT.
ABLE and ECONOMICAL SKIRT ever made.
D OR SALE In all FIRST. CLAPS STORES in this city. and
throughout the UNITED STATES, HAVANA DE CUBA,
DINxiCO, SOUTH AMERICA. MEI the WEST INDIES.
J.WIEQUIER POE THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SEAT. myt.2m
P
628. HOPEriTo?yala,.., 628:
HOOP RUSTS, she beet assortment and beat quality
end etrles in the oily. Gore Trails, all kongtha end
sizes, from 18 to t 6 springs, from 81.76 to &I Plain
Skirts, all the new shape. and sires. from 18 to 60
springs, from 42 to 83 Skirts of extra heavy steel
and extre tepee, from 80 to 35 springs. from $1.90 to
88.75. Misses' and Child en's, of every grade, from fi
to 36 Loring', from four to eight cents per spring; they
have no equal. Agents for the new Flexible Skirt, the
most pliable Hoop Skirt made, and fatly equal to the
Duplex Molls Skirt. and at ranch lower prices. Also
cuestanily on nand fall lines of low•priced Now York
Maris kid padded end metallic Waned- 1.8 spring.,
erring., ail; 06 springs, $1,15; 30 springs. et
90,
and'4o springs. VA. Kkirto made to order altered,
tad repaired. at 628 ARCH Street. fel4-Im*
HANDBL AND HANDN SOCIETY '6
ANNUAL lIXCIIRIBION
TO ATLANTIC CITY.
TEIIRSDAY. July 6. 1366. jol-thatat tt
ROGER'S NEW GROUP,
"TRE EUSHVgH acing.;
On. THE laralrti APPEAL pox MOIL "
now ready. Als Home lareat subjects:
"The °card,"
"One More Shot "
"The Wounded Seoul."
"The Ee urned Volunteer,"
"Village Postmaster,"
"Union Refugees."
Mall Day,"
• Tbe Picket du A d."
" fibarpgboestra.
The 'rewe Pani7).."
Gam Life. ' -
" Making Friends with the Cook." dm. , &e.
Alwag e In stock,
JAMS S. EARLE St SON'B,
816 canTliln Fiseet
Theca Groups can be packed to forward to all o :rte of
the country with cuttresafeW. iela•et
PIIOTCGBAPHS OF CHURCHES,
public hulk/trigs. =Witte renteleacss and country'
seats. Those wko wish to Prosy so a type of the obi
Lom,stsaa should sub? to B P. MIRE% 024 ARCM
Street.
PORTRAITS OF RARE ACCURACY,
fr,eb, warm and ixtoxemi.v. ealorlng. B
liIIME/013 superb edyles Ids size PhotograPlub la on
ee'ors. lam 624 ARCEI Street. b.*
PRIER'S COLORED PROTO,-
-A- OR APBS are the test itt their 13ne; nut, $l. 60.
Thole ml,o desire gond picture. as modurate end should
get Stem at the OallerN, SECO, DSt .above Groom 114.
14 1 ,913 C Y HAMS. -BRIGGS, SWIFT, &
Co.. Cobb at armel. na
& P. segen'e, and to
cairn & breads celebrated
1117C.Alt-CORP , I3 CIACIIIIIATt CANVASSED RAMS
/Asters and for sale by
ICabtlll63Toll BUTCHER & 6011.
ro92e-lne* 146 and 1.411 SUM P 11051? Bt.
IT:LI POTIRTEL—ILTOJIKTITATIOg
LkSITEMILI Ulan star and fii44, illy, tam
y
tad Mbar t ecrralkorri a f tt tiatabaa•
rit and dintlin
. .,..9 hitAN,
lay VALIUM:O. Torpadp,. titaa,"ettitakar ratala. &c.
F.r 1•Ple at iorept Iwo ' ' - W. T"'L"'
ig.l6-et:
;. - - 4 ,3 thy3b. yoygra street.
-•-. •
ANUS EMENTsi.
NEW CERANU 1-16TEEET TUBA:
rai—cezeritre kierBSST, olovs mcr - Aurra
LAST WEE 01Tli V
X r
e.
Ti
u DEAAT/C SEASOA.
LAS6Iaa
OF THE
CHARMING Ms°
TT CRSTIENNIP.
ISS OU
LOA,
who will awls]. et
MONDAY AND TIME IY BVERINI3B, 7rtne l 9 And 20.
Ist the grand sE•ciatu.ar blitieolue of
TUB 81SVRR Del7oliThl3B OF SAFLL
which Will he prAsent44 to A
LE OP ORANDBI7 4 .
WIM BEiIJTIP lIL ST:EVART, brieEßß COSTUME%
ORB a CASS'. Vre..
Introducing
MISS LOWE
IN F&UR 'l' 4 /MAO rRRs.
with ber Patio Sri°, eirilorn• Hornpipe, Irtrh JUG etc.
FeTwahhy 4FrItRAIOOS Jane 24th.
FIFTIM 6 II ANL la GRANI:I FAIIILLY MATINU.
2RE BON.
wben OF
'DE MO DAUGHTERS
win b.. prasmitcl.
MRS. JOHN D103W13 NEW ARCH
AAA. STREET THEATRE,
LAST WEEK or TDB
EE
nISTEBB.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY MEMO,
NIVIC O'CONNOR
A hurling:vie on the "Colleen Hawn."
The Drams of EII,hIOLAK RUMMY,
.
and the HOUSEHOLD FAIRY
The WEBB INTERS In bow characters
Friday, Berea of' ADA WEBB.
THE GREAT CONDINATION
on. ACADEMY OF 113610 LOT, BROAD ARO
LOCUST STREET&
EVERY AFTERNOON AN, EVENING DURING WM
WEEK,
Commencing MONDAY AFTERNOON. 19th inst.,
and ending SATURDA Y EVENING. 24th. inclusive.
Meyers. STONE at ROSSTON, bays the hew/ Wee,
sera of announclng the opening of their great Circus
Alliance. and will at every exbibitiom iutroduce
CULLANI OILIGIATED TROUPE OF IROQUOIS
/NOUNS, who wilt display many nronderfni and
astonishing teenee. The otrouutroupe is composed of
star performers, pronounced by all critics the beet in
the world, the whole forming a resplendent galaxy,
tparkfing In all the brilliancy of true artin4. month
merlin/OWe. The Trained Doge will glee appear at
every exhibition .
Doors open at 2 &ale*, and 7 o'clock P M. Admit
to Onto; children under 10 yearn, 25 cents. Auto,
neheos will be presens to 00.1111tet Tleitors to the
interior of the mammoth PeTlitot6
See man bill.. Ina at
THE GRAND JUVENILE ENTER
TAINMENT, given Jane Q. wilt be repeated
SATURDAYICAN &CADENT OF MUSIC.
ON AFTERNOON, next, June 24 at 33ft
o'cloclr.
In addition to the previous programme,
MUM & F, CULLUM.
will sing the " Star Apar gled Banner" wild. a Sherrie
of SIX HUNDRED CHILDREN,
The 'whole to conclnde with A Greed 'Tableau of
In wblch Th - ODASBe ir%l ‘ 2 l o i ge ß g i af the Milted
Slates.
The whole under the direction of Mr. Thos. RAW
te.
Tier ets 25 cents. Reeereed e seata, pa o , q7st_aed Par•
av, e ay..t . „t a ttvi To"- " B ookstore,
.&IRhSOIINT WATERWORECS
A- (WIDE BRIDOp. APTIOMOON CONOBWII
EVERY DAY, from 4 to 7 o'clock, by HASBLIIIII
&HARD BILLITeitY BAND Programmes• of Mutt
ineued ded/y. The Arch, Vine and Uallowhill Street
Cars rau direct to the Mice. ie16.61
A 4 CADEMY OF FINE ARTS, OBEST•
•LA- nu Street. above Tenth—Oven from 9 A 31 till
6P. 61. Benjamin Wet *semi picture of tlgitlST
JECTED atilt on exhibition. tel 3
WANTS.
W ANT ECITIJANION AS
SALESM4N IN A DRY GOODS COMMISSION
OM JOBBING HOUSE BY A. 3.011NG MAN, Who
has badianch expgintoe:hrith Western Iterattente.
Addroos "J. W. S.,' Nor 974 Philaielphio, Poet.
Office lt.'o
WANTED.-A PLAIN, GENTSZL
Man. and eon, 12 years of age. desire a Room and
Plain BOARD in a need Madly in the anteirba. near the
street eau, West Philadelphia •or a Farmer's family
preferred. Address Box na. 1.0
WANTED -AN ACTIVE PARTNER,
T with a capital of 10,000 to 73.000 dollars in a Grai
nless manufacturing bn.iners—Perfamery—in gnome
tut operation for the last twenty years, the senior part.
ner whhing to retire from settle life. This 16 an oppor•
"are.Y to be met with for entering at once into a
safe end profitable business. address, with real name,
B% t C 0.." oilice of this paper. tarn ritnthtf
TAI TED-BY AN IMPORTING
and Jobbfaz HOME.. a Ant. clans s&TAM 43,
thomnahl Y . Pobk. d in The Wllite Cicalae and BrabrutderY
Btfiiness. Ad dm% fialheman Pr6su ofili!e j 419.6
WANTED -A YOUNG MAN TO
141311 the Wholesale Notion badness. Meet write
:4 good hand. be grid at tlanrea, and live with hie pa
rents .addrene oox eel Post omen, jel6.st*
A YOUISG MAN, HAVING FIVE
years' businers experisnce, desires a situation as
SALIShIAN In h wholesale Dry-Goods. Notion or Pei).
vision Roue; can influence a good country trade. Ad.
aces. "Howllton." Port Carbon, kchuy/ittil county.
Pa; J417.6t*
A G2NVIE4 WAN - TBD FOR THS
Nara's Ann BM the most interesting and ex.
Citing book ever published, embracing the adrellturee
Of stratum In the Union Army fle Nurse. &coat, and
hpg giving a most vivid inner picture of the war.
Teackere, ladle's. energetic young men, and ecpeciattY
returned and disabled officers and soldier% la want of
Profitable employment. will And it peculiarly adapted
to their condition. We have ageLts clearing $1.60 per
month, which we will prove to any doubting soogoant.
Send for circulars. Address .70131.8 EROS. & CO.'N.
corner SiXTII and MINOR Nig.t hillndelPhist P a.
myBo.lm.
A GENTS WANT ED FOR ' " THE
Az- SWEET SUMS. THE FIELD, THE DUN.
GION, ADD TDB ESCAPE
By ALEUT D. RICHARDSON.
New York Tribune Correspondent.
The meet- intereatlng and exalting book ever pub •
fished, embracing Mr. Riebardson'a name, leled sire
perience rcr foargeara; travelling through the South in
the secret service of the Tribune, at the outbreak of the
war, with our armlse and fleets, both East and West,
daring the Bret two years of the rebellion; his thrilling
capture; Ins confinement for twenty av,schs to seven
different rebel ceteoria s. his escape. and almost mimeo"
lone journey hy. Watt of nearly CO mile'. It will
abound in stirring events, and. contain more of the fact.
Incident, and romance of the war than any other work
Yet PUbliaa ed. Teachers, ladies, energetic offic ers
men.
and especially returned and disabled. officers and sole
diem, in awns of profitable employment. will find it
peculiarly adapted to their condition, We have agents
clearing $llO per month. which we will prove to any
doubting a splicant. Send for circular'. address
JONES, BRIM, & CO , W. N. corner SIXTH . 'and
MIN olt Atreets. Philadelphia, Pa.
ROY WANTED-A. COLORED BOY
Magoon 'be saes of 16 and 18 warted.. Apply im
rnealt tedy at 618 LOC IJP , T Street. ,ppe t!
fi r RICA.TEBT THING OF THE
"- 01 —ROWEIPS PRIZE 61KVSLOPPS. —Agents wanted
OTOITIFAM. Premium Wetness given to Agents. On
receipt of $l6 we wal meil, post-paid, 109 leveler's'.
and s splendid Solid Silver Hunting-Case Watch as A
premium to the agent. A single Favelope sent, with
finales and full partleulars, on receipt of 26 cents.
Ad
dress A. H, BOWEN a 00., P. 0., Box WO, 36 EMU.
MAN Street, H. T. mbl7. gm
sPECIAL NOTICE,--A BOY WANT
ED to learn the DAM DlletttEeg. /Wags
'True." Presst OSsee. .107-9t#
rrO CAPITALISTS. -WANTED, A
A- PARTNER Mott one preferred), in an established
good•paviiig, manufacturing bulb:we, with from sl.ot
-4)0Bto PAI., 6lO Inrst•clats reference given and r . ennired.
64drese W. B. L.,"Prue office. 3010 2t*
125 A 11101ITH.—A.GENTS WANT
ti 88. .v erywt. or e to introduce the Improvt
SHAW & CLAIM TWENTT•BC,LLAR FAMILY SEW-
NiAOEIWIS, the only low•nrite machine to the
counter which is licensed tiroTer & Haler
t
Wheeler & neWo, 1 1413110 t & 00.,
Beehelder. All other snaeLlnes now sold /or less
then Tony doUnre Bilch sin Intrlneeraentm. amd
'seller and beer toe liable to fine nod tmortconment
Relsry and. oxpentes, or large ooramt.stOtt, allowed.
Illnetreted wrestlers sent free, Address. SHAW A
(iLARK, Btddetord. Malan tit 710.4 &Vain
g7O A MONTH.---I WANT AGENTS
Zi FugW w & t talitiTt a hil n at h ,;e7lT'grtVeliek
- Full particulars Lies. Address OTIS T. GAMEY, Sidde
(Ord. Mains, mylo d&9V3m
VOR SALE AND TO LET.
BALE—
gfpg BEAVFORT, R. I.—FOR
AZR.The fine new Brown Stone MANSION, Wattlington
etreet, fronting Newport Harbor; has never been nem
pled ; near the Depot and r teamere; Bathing and Bolt•
log at the door. One of the guest vlowe and again. in
America. Apply to HAI; lAD to apracipx,
Real Relate Broken%
je2o tntlit6t NEWPORT, R. I.
01 TO FAMILIES GOING ABROAD.
zeta—no advertise! will take oliz.,g; of a mOllllll
- wel/-furnisted WIENS &Erin/ owner s absence.
and 04 a reasonable roll tharefor, Dio (µ147. lltat
of reftreneen given.
Address "Index," Preers OHlce. je2O.2V
ffk, - TO RENT. IN WEST PHILA..
•"- DELFIIIA—A %VELLUM'. north side of lidnrket
street, first louse tr - sst of Fortieth. Two pari..ri and
di: ing.room on first door, andiron chalnhos, including
four alike Large garden. with anntilsnce sr fruit
and flower. arkthy on the nremiree f rum four to seven
o'clock P. Al. le2o 6e
fa FOIL BALE—It. BEAUTIFYJWA
cOUNTIUT SEAT in the Borough of Darby.
on Summit street, about a square from the Darby Plank
and 'Railroad. containing nine tares of euserlor Land.
with Stone Mansion. Stable, Carriage House, dm,
within BiX miles of the city. A great variety of o.
Trutt
Trees and abnadanceof Shade.
jelli-tt siva* JOHN B BARMAN.
frig FOR SALE—NEAT DWELLING;
sr& es 37 North Tweuty.secotsd street; early possession
store and Dwelled. X . K. corner Allueteenth god Ced•
lowhlll elrects; good breineys plane. !Fmk Dwelling.
1614 Mum "Vsonen stree. ard 1808 Wood Wroot, sylth
immediate possession. B. F. DLEXIL
123 South "FOURTH etre-t. and
jel7. tf 8. W. oor. end GRIMM
fin TO LET—DWELLING, No. 859
MIL North BL.6I7BDITIL Street. 13 F. a LIMN,
jell - 123 South FOURTH Wrest."
al . TO LET—COUNTRY BEAT, ON
act cauEcisr Lane. near !be Darby fares
td I large a tone •
honee, earrlage • honee . sod four &ores of lazy!
35. F (314:11N,
jel7 123 S =fit PUTJE pH Street
aft FOR SA.LE AT A GREAT SPA M.
maeFIOL on. WILL BE LlT—The PaILADBL PHU
BOUM at CAPE Id lAA D, with a riortlea of the Fnrnt
tare. The Loess will areemmodate nearly one hula.
dred parsing. gad wc al& le a deeirable place for
teveral families to occupy farthe teiven.
B F 0 L E 144,
Jel7 11.23 South FOURTH dtreet.
ARCESTBEET BEBIro NOBS-
Vag SALE --Several Etra•clite* eoekh
side of Arch street, vest of ninstsenth street. emlrae•
Inc all the mole= improvements. Apply. at Inne
ARCH Street. Jele-itt,
QTEAM ENGINE-8•INOH CYLIN.
1. , DEE, 18. inch ktroke, csst•tren frame, little tumsd,
tor sale cans. LEM, Me 8. FEOETBtreet.
ie2beuda•
FOR BALE—ONE FIFTEEN:HORSE
-a- WOMB A/ND BOILER, oil In °mandato order, low
for Cann, Nortlioadl one of 11BOAD and HAMILTON
Stratm. Al7-St*
To LET—THE FIFTH AND SIXTH ,
STORIES of 237 and 299 DOCK Street, extending'
tbrotigh to Carter street; alto Offices on the first hoot of
the same Minding. fronting on Carter street.
Can be usedlor ratinufautaring put Math Meetil
yow.r.
The third story of the Commonwealth Batwing, en
end MS Cheatt ut street. the best liguted room M the
etty. erns to
InnblllS II CONNELL '
Counting.lionse Dr. Jayne it doe.
jt9.o-6i* 242 U/310970MT Street.
80/U{OIING.
at, EDINO IF
GENTLEMION, 2 5
borth 81r9blari Street.
COUNTRY BOAIIDINO, AT A. PLE3.-
baNT Form Homo. in Ches,ter county, SS miler from
the city, accoct.hy tin.
Fur rtatientsrs, vat on tho proprlctnr, at No $4
berth hirrahirrit Vtreett PA the 9.lst ald 214, from
iea till Ilya.
DAY x10A.103, WITEI. FIRST•CILASt
MuleTs, It No. ea* Scala WASRIXOTW
Squats. toriu•lre
------
etta3l/41ET FURNITURE.
KOOKY& eic CA.SCPION,
se' Fgo•IITE SIiOND STUNT,
ewe prepared to 'allow the decline to She market tt, the
Price of their lartitlirt. Perohasare will pieltre
arid eirerainp. aetr atenk.
___
r..ViBITTION AND vEnr,AL DB
„. - ab.Firaerris or Obander,Ooactltittloa , and la
. - .i .7 low, with ADvvorhA gasiness, Asalitt, )11.111µ.
's :la.:, Beli-letiovoveivoig, Mnuazwais.r.t and tits
,gray,:' t rar ce OBETIDEBA, k‘vatat s4l%ptsLinA, its . olio
Emol4ramlag. ur .101iIT L. 0.4.1"401 .
Pkri0101.411)401 Dcavillor.
:41.11M471 1 AN 511 6.:57.403.114600,T. c htso6. ~
T EE
COLUMBIA MOUSE*
At ,
CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY,
WW be opened this name ' On the 1111111XTR DAT
OF JUFE, for the reeePtiell of nas"
Tide leading hones wi ll . for t he man MM, fa,
natant Its well.atabliehedjasteettele.
titaithy Atentlytud IT
t a Wang of laid year, See
Prorrietor fall ealtdied bat a Boa) amanita. efeeliff
first-ekes mum continue amuses at tali old and Pella
Mr retort
The railroad faetltttee are Pr elated to be exeenei t"
Beek's celebrated Philadelphia Band has been see
Mired for the COLUMBIL the coming amen.
For roome, &e., apply to 3. R, RUMOR. Zero
eheett's Rotel, Philadelphia, or to
G.BORQS 3. BOLTON, Proprietor,.
myll 2m Cent TeLelo. L
EASTWICK PARK,
OUT' Id FETCH r.
708
BOATING AND FISHING.
be open to anbaerlbars
ON THIIBBDA.Y, Jane 224.
Habeartotolai 'salved at
408 WALNUT STUB?.
IRVIN BOOKIOB.
Bnaariatondent.
CONGRESS HALL,
ATLAATIO o.lllr I. J.
'WILL ORES mist s t 1 16 1,
wu.,..baeriber wool lepprolfully /Wore" his Meads
and the ptiblie in Meng, thit his has setae Wag/
Congress all,H this bales the &lA . / 6110 k Rely tee
prevenient' have been made. ales, new Bak-Howes
Jane been erected, and the Wilda annul be surpassed
at Inn eee-shore. And It is the deterentnition of the
proprietor to nee every effort tomato Coalinga Hall II
bows at comfort to his guests, A Carpi is enimed.
Terms moderate [ ] elft.lml W. HriftLa•
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
ATIAKATIO OM, N. J..
Will open for the recaraton of guide on
Wntror &MAY, Jnoe 98.
Dodworth'a celebrated Band boo been engaged for
Oa Season.
Persona wishing to engage rooms, or desiring farther
tnfortaitton, wilt address ,
- BROM* dt WOUPPIR, Proprletork_
iebblre
SEA BATHING
Bud. norts,
WI'L ANTI° OVlrir, SRW raBSKY
A :Thisold, established, and favorite halms& tom for
theeeason on °reboot the VI of June. It is nearest
to obe beach. escudos cool breezes at all times. Winn
rivalled Bathing faoliieer, Ito complete furniture and
apisointuient, and Its unexceptionable table. render Ma
house a termite place for a summer sojourn , at the
rea.side. rabellsSTs from the city re set down at the
door. and eonismuication with the inlets is had at all
times by rail. A•tine band of music has been ensued
for the Molitloll. Partici' wishing to secure Board WILL
address tho proprietor at Surf iscuse. atlantic City
Jol.net- _ H 8, HANSON Pronrietor•
C ARLIBLE WHITE SUL P RUH
SPR:It OS. —Thle fo.l3lonahlo and d.ligatful Ham
mer liesort ia . now open for visttoro For forms awl/
to R. W. WOOD&
Prnotletor,
OABLIBLI SPRIMOS. Pa.
WHITE SULPHUR
AND
CHALIBEA'I'E SPRANGS,
DOUBLING , GAP, PA,
B. ROBINSON, PROPRIETOR.
SEASON OPUS RIR it 16th.
This delightful place 1c located in ‘lumberland coon.
ty, thirty miles west of ' Harrisburg. it Is aoseletblo
from all thevrincips I *Hies by railroad to Harrisburg,
thence by the Cumberland Valley Railroad to New.
ville; from If • wviiie sight miles good staging to Wm
Springs. The stageis always in waiting upon the ar
rival of the ea , s at liewslile.
Passengers leaving Philadelphia, Baltimore. Or
Washinaton In the morning can arrive at the Springs
the same evening at 6 o'clock. This hotel is sombre
d lone and comfortable (treatise been recently thorough
-1.7 eshevetad) with hot cud Old bath attached, and ex
tentivekrounde for walks cea , raroAaaineltle.
Terms tO per day, or 411 PO Weak. Over t o ng
weeks Bib per wee k,
The long es perience of the Present proprietor enablers
• him to as that it will be concluebd in a manlier TO
Please nil eisitors. B. B. A fine livery is attitattei
to the establishment. Jett 20P ,
SUMMER RESORT,
BROAD TOP MOUNTAIN nova
HUNTINGDON COUNTY, Pilo
Tlde old and popular Mountain Resort will be opeiee4
for the reception of guests on the let of June, Plaii
house bas recently been• thoroughly renovated and igh ,
proved In a manner that will be satisfactory to De pg.
Irons. Exenrsion ticket. will be leaned by the Penn.
sylvan% Railroad Oompany, which will be good Dia
the let of October next, A Lack will be in readinequihs
the arrival of the cars at Dudley to convey neea tO
hotel, a diotszee of two moderate.
Tor reutioulAr4l 114 d 1408
W. 11,, T. PEARSON, ProPrigt
broad TOP HY,
Huntingdon comity, mac.
m73B•irr*
TTNITED STATES HOTEL, LONG
BEANO% New Jirsey. ie now Open for the re•
caption of visitors—June 10, 1880
1e10.221.* BENJ. A. EHOSNLIKEE, Proprietor.
KITTATINNY HOUSE,
DELAWARE WATER OAT.
This favorite Mountain resort Is now open to ele•
dB
TFvine leave Zem KeaMIMI= Perot's.%
737 A, M. d 880 r, m.. 0101 , t4 at the Gap at IP.
El, and AO P. M.
References—Morton MoMicksel, Franklin Peale.
Louis A. fiodey, H, B. Banners, 8, R, Martin, Charles
Baster, O Sherman.
Tonto, 10.4 per week,
jeB lm L. W: BRODEZAD. PrOPrietOr.
MOUNTAIN ROUSE,
CRESSON SPRING%
This delightful and romantic watering place, Minitel
on the antaMit of the /Wel hen) Nonmetals, at Crew*
Station. on the Pannevivaals H4 l lroa4,
W i n be Opened for the fieeeption Of Onsgtet
011 siOND.AY, Inns llth, 1856.
Several new cottages have been erected. the !gonads
have been beantided end improved. and Cresson ianow
one of the most beautiful hill homes in the United
States. Exeursion tickets, good until October bag are
leaned by the Fenno/Prattle Railroad Company.
For Outlier information. address
GEO. W. stimuli: , Proprietor
cameos ersards,
Cambria contr. re.
TTOWLAND'B HOTEL,
A- 1, - LONG aIIAIWIL
opeh for the reception of impl. AM* inAJDUL
ie3.)112. BOW GAM D, a
EF Hit AT A MT. SPRINGS.-Tllll3
delightfal and 'romantic watering place, bengal.
folly situated in the healthiest seetion of Laseasteg
county, and acknowledged to be the " garden lied"
of. Pennsylvanla, will open for the accommodation of
guests on the 16th of June. Railroad sommunioatios
twice a day front Philadelphia. on the Pennsylvania or
Reading Railroad, end daily from Baltimore and AMP
York. nor particulars address the .psoprieter,
jet4m .1. W . IPBRDBRIOII.
.ORETTO 13PRILICIrO, CAM I 3 RI A,
-.- 1 11 PA, -- 115 faktosita Simmer BOWL 1.14
be e ven forte reception of irieltare Me /51 9r 49 , 1 r.
,Ctoaohes will belt. readiness et (Treason StatWa to eon-
TOY yiebore to the Spriest. Loretto litoinse to =stir.
ponied for Ito beautiful scenery and salubrious oilmate.
A band of rankle to ex/aged for the 'MOD. For parties%
hare address, P. A. GIBBON'. Proprietor.
royel•lm Loretto, 1311 . 101)1411 comity. PI.
BELVIDERE DELLWARE RAIL.
BOA-%
TWO THROUGH NORTHERN CON.
NECTIONS DAILY.
LEKvE P. AND T. B B KENSINGTON DEPOT AT
7.30 A, Al. JAND 3 30 P. N.
00Annelting dtrectlT through to
ELSTON,
ATEN. OAP.
WILIIESBABEE.
Ann Tlia
GREAT DANES.
nrottall Tickets sold and Baggage Oheekod thrttesa
to all principal points North and Wait,
is9.lm W, H, GILTZHEE, Agent,
ra 4=4 4 , TO PLEASURE SEEKERS.
FOB LAKE SUPS/110R,
One of the new And In eV Innen t Steamers,
METEOR AID PEWAB/0,
Will IMIVA (NZFTLAND, Obio, every MONDAY. at
8 m and plltatilT, .11flohigin. livery TiI,EBDAY•
M and Port SaMlit. et 10 ar,
P m . r fl ai'neag roil and plessure the Lake Armorial , Kt
is Unfoalled on this continent. The best r' epsoklet
'trout" tithing In the world t and noNhero ant tits
ireitlizo snob aubetantild Lanett as Its the toot,
dry, and invigorating climate of Lake nopertor, it to
also the cheapest trip adored, being only abont Biros
and one-bale cents per mile, rrnioh inuludes state.
rooms and insole,
For Information, or tattling of rooms, Bpi). to
GAirlttlr , sOn rt
Cleveland,
T. WIE.FINO
MINA, Nigh,
jagr a t U. S. MAIL LINE FROM
BALTIBIOIIB for FuRT SiONROI.
CITY POINT. lord F.RIGNOND, by drat.
daee steamers and experienced captains', daily,
The Bay Line steamers Louisiana and Daniel Web
ster will leave the Eruton Dock, toot of Concord street.
dell). at o'clock P. 11, net Fort Monroe and Norfolk.
Vd. connecting tit Fen Monroe with the Memnon, Geor
gian and M, Stamp Per City Point and IllotigtOndf
Returning, will terse Nialintotd at 0 .
stepping air LIS, Point, and sou nesting at Port al - mires
with th Day Line steamers that leave Norfons at 2g P.
hi.. and arriving In Baltimore is time for the BARRA
and Western trams, and for Washington City, 0, C,
The steamers of this Ilno navigate the James river.
going and retort log. entirely in day time, giving pae
sensors ample time to see the fortillOationa, and all
other objects of interest.
Tickets for the above places can be had on board of the
Mate
Fare from Baltimore to Norfolk... .. .... 0Q
V.ll Monroe ~,,, h 01
Through tickets from BeitintOre S 7 Richmond .• OW
City Polo s.,w 763
State.roome aid Nsale extra
The stale-room a ccumnieff attune are nnentpassed,and
the table well supplied.
p i mento's taking the 1 16 train +porn Philadelphia
will make connection with this line
N s . anio r a taking , the 8 a. AC train from New York
have ample time to dine In Baltimore,
pe e cenyers taking the 3 P St train from Washington
make connection with this line.
A coach will be in wetting on the arrival of the 1 ,16
train from Philadelphia to convey Passengers to the
baste of thin line, free of charge,
Baggage carilvd free at charge,
IC N PALL
IL D. JAME , General robo . t/ex ag % ent, Pa las; el
piths. 30204
D R E I N ILR J . th 6A N i p ._Th A r T a;
LA C3 N A T 3I I.O
Trains dotty to Atlantic City, and one on Sunday.
Trains it aye Vine-atrset Perry as follows!
Matt Train .4...7,30 A. Y.
Freight, vtiLh Passenger Cars attached, M.
Agrommodatton P. IL
JUSLiii9l4 A...ABTA Adat.loll.. 4 11 .4), 30 Pr AP
RETURNING. ',BAYS ATLANTIC.
Attaatte Accommodation , . ~, .. . .... 47 A, M.
Freight. With ranee ger Oars ;Ottawa. ..... 11,47 P. A.
Mal Train ......... ...... • • ...... P,
Junation Accommodation-- . . .... . . L M.
Pare to Attu:ate $2, Srettralon ilokete, good wag
for the day and train on which th..y are laaued, N.
SI , NDAY Mall. TRAIN.
Leaves Vlng-.tract Ferry at 7.30 a. M.
Returning, 'eaves Atlantic at. 4.46 P. M,
SXT KA PADDONPIELP TRAMS
Leave Vtio , torect Ferry 93.10.14 A. M. and 1.15 P. M.
Maildoillield at 11.41 i ava 4t P. M.
B.—Freight 111116; ire dellvorad at Coopert robs
before 6P. M. to incurs it. gollig down thensat *7.
mb9.3mtf TORN RRYANA Litekt.
011 BAY AND PLEA
ISAUT SIJXXIsIt TRAVIIL,
OASIDIS AND ATLaNTIO 41.11 D BARI TAM AND
BBL/NABS BAY RAILROAD,
°BANOS or TM&
CAMDEN, TO BIM T OBK Arit• Lotto BRAVOS'.
On cud alto' 1517NDAT, into 19, the Agorae Train
piit t e ees tooper Point, Camden, daily tstmdoxit
y 0,1441.4 0,19 A, At , for Trolt4rton, narnagaL rge , s
lover, Mancheatt r, Series, gottankum. ranadusidala.
' , nark River, Long angel, granobport, ogegnort.
Ratontows „Shrewsbury, Ben Bank, Kiddieto Hlgke
Janda, and Pelt Montr"entht thence ,to New York. by
the splendid stonier Jesse Hoyt " Threnith 10 New
York in live soars. Yam 42, Exourelon Vegeta, goota•
fur three days, 43
On estnrdeve at extra train for Long Branah,wlll
leave Camden at 4St M Returning, leave, bong
Branch at 6 Id A. M, Monday, attiring at Camden
9,101. it. ma/
agiNaCATAW/813A. RAILROAD
C oMPele T —To Tourist's and Trento
lore- Escargot. tieetoll 01.18 N
Luke Ontario liqk Niver,
Tke Theuseud Tel Das. .Pertiand,
The fteride of si. Lawret ce White Ma:attains
River, %Auto!' tiellusisiace, • al.
Neutron, ke, es,
Quebec, ale., ,
Tickets for the above Iv:unions orhieh have Ism
so long an d tuvorebly known to: the Philadelphia,
Public, bj VATIOUB routes to Ilsgsre Veils, for este Itt
she
CI &TAN I6SA NAIWZOAD °FM& 4ar
Chestnut street, nailer Phlia4siehla If,!,uhrwhore tai
lnfoun tlelyrillbe o..en.
lA, NAB 401, Palllotalier AMMIL
*go O.I3ESTNUT 'Street.
,ollk VERY CROIOE ROAST.I6D, AL
MOND. woutikatarsa by
writrarar F. wHITKAN,
11/4,131A0, tqw KIS= alree.b.
SORTS.
XICILLSTON.
cig,t42 WIND.
BUFFILLO,