41111,5 at ttrt
August 3—August 10
The President visited New York and
West Point during the week, having a
consultation with Sec. Fish and the Dis
trict Attorney in regard to our Spanish
relations. He declines the gift of a site
for a cottage at Brieksburg, N. J., and
several at Long Branch, but has bought
a cottage there with three acres of land.
A Cabinet meeting was held in Wash
ington on Tuesday. The seizure of
the Spanish gunboats, the purchase of
Cuba, and important dispatcheg from
Admiral Hoff were to come before it.
The Departments.—The•. sensation ,
of the week - was the seizur° of thirty
gunboats in course of, building for the
Spanish Government at NeW York and
Connecticut Dockyards. It was ascer
tamed that three of them were to be
used against Peru:' and the
,Peruvian
Minister presented. a remonstrance
against this rendering of aid to his °out
try's enehoies. [The boats are 'not; off
such a build, however, as:,to render this
probaolel On 'Tuesday the S. -blur
shall by his deputies took possession of
them all, but did not interfere to prevent
their completion. :Several' U. S gun
boats have een ordered to the scene lot
these operations. [We tiglieCt that the'
whole affair is'a ruse.to compel Spain to
conclude peace with Peru. 'The war has
long been dormantl
—The counterfeit.X green-backS have
the green too vivid'where the "Tale is
printed, and the !portrait of Pres. Lin
coln is slightly indistinct. But they are
very hard, to distinguish.
—A recent lady applicant for a Reve
nue office, presented a recommendatioin
forwarded' bf PreS. 4 Lincolit .froin.,'the
Spirit world."
—lt is said that the Sub-TreasUrY at
San Franiiseo contains $12,00000 in
gold. Counterfeit $3 coupons of 1881
have been recejvedriit yir . ashingtorL
Ar n iir.-Orrent' coufplaitits' -re made
of the ill treatment aud' severe punish
ment of the•soldiers and. sailorsiof our
Army and Navy. ,Next Congress will be
asked to interfere. Admirid Ifoff has
been ordered from Cub l i to Poribmouth,
N. H. The neat in seniority will take
command. If Eugene'should visit this
country the Navy will 'give her a recep
tion with distinguished honors.
Ge nera i.---ge k ator, 33rils,on endorses.
Parton's view that veryfew Congressmen
are corrupt. Out, of two , hundred S,en
ators he has scarcely known one who
was not above suspicion. Dr. licCosh
thinks our college graduates are about
equal in attainment to those of European
Universities.
&s ew England,-The Lynn boot ma
kora talk of imparting. Chinese Jabor.
---CoonectiCut supports 1,994-soldietg
orphans, 'only one in tiventY' being 'in a
public institution. Yale Law School
has secured Ex-Senator Foote as pro
fessor.
—Connecticut forbids the employment
of any child under fourteen years of age,
unless it shall , receive three month's, day
schooling per year under a competent
teacher.
New York is very anxious, to have
the duty, on coal repealed, 'so that Nova
Scotia can compete with Pennsylvania.
If Congress could turn: bitumenous coal
into anthracite, the competition would be
more lively. The two wings of the Re
publican party in the city are to be su
perseded by , a third., Quite a number of
cleaners of old revenue stiutips liave been
arrested. Three English forgers have
arested on advices received by Cable.
From Jan. Ist to 'Aug. 4, 168,064 im
migrants landed at Castle , Garden,-34,..:
UOU more than last,yeair. The City Corn
ii.sioners of Public Charities have saved
$500,000 in four years out of the sums•
appropriated to them, and built with it
asylums, hospitals, the. morgue ISLc.
—The insurrection at Sing thug broke
out on the attempt . ta abolish the old
system of allowing convicts to break
bounds, buy their time, furnish their
own food, run stores and saloens, and
hold prison offices.
Pennsylvania,'—rTwo Altoona . fire
men have been conVictethof iwanton in
cendiarism, and sentenced to long terms.
The Cumberland Valley R. R. is to be
extended from Hagerstown' to Winches
ter, Va., givinc , us easier access to the
Southern R le.system:'
The South .
:.--•-Wasbington city,: in
order to suppress mosiliiitos,.. , forbids
water to be left iwthe yards uncovered.
The Fenians, at a recent picnic, wore,
green and orange badges, as an , emblem
of reconciliation of all classes of Irish
men. '
—The revenue from Virginia tobacco is
sl,ooo,ooo.greater than last year.
—Eagles, the. Radical
carries the Wilmington (N. C.) District •
The Sea Island cotton is reported as
ha'f ruined by lightning and' cater
pillars.
—The caterpillar has appeared on the
cotton of South Carolina, Georgia, and
Florida, but no serious losses are likely
to occur. Texas has forwarded the fiat
two bales of
,cotion—one to New York
one to Liverpool., Florida will hardly
let Al'abatna abaorb her. N. W. cornet:.
.
—ln Alabama the. Republicans carry
Montgomery, the. Democrats Mobile.
The Repablioani3 have certainly carried
two Congressional district*,. the-Drano.
crats two. Two are doubtful. 1 / ti Mo
bile the electiiiiirended i in a Arian ' " ar,
of races," tbree negroes being killed 'in
honor of tbe l eaCeasiari. victory:
—A Cuban filibustering expedition of
250 men left some port on the Florida
coast, August 4.
—The Texas cotton crop, in spite of
the rain and the worms, promises well.
The Interior.—Minnesota estimates
her wheat crup at 20 000 000 bushels.
—The riot on the steam boat near
Rock Island, proves to be an outrage of
the copperheads, who ranged through the
boat, cutting the throats of the negroes,
and throwing them into the river. A
Peoria Insurance Compslly fails with "no
assets," a' new Insurance Law having
" brought them to intiok." The wool
growers in convention- at .Cincinnati
deprecate any change oil, thA tura. -
-Gen. Rosecratis refuses
. to Ve the
Democratic candidate for Governor of
Ohio, because the salary (81,800) will
not help to pa.y'his:debtki and support his
family. Chicago, suPseribes. $20,000 for
a base ball club to beat Cineinnati.next
•
year. 'is organizing colored mi
litia.
—Senter, the Conservative candidate,
has carried "Tennestee by all sorts of
means. His, majority, is put as high
60,000, that being about the ,number ,of
febels . ,he Jiacll en french kepd vlolation,
of th 4 la*: *"4se isl c ure Is onserl
vative
—The,Western ()congressmen ) wilt pro •
test against further, grants for Govern
ment buildings it'Sy,ashingtpu,,as Wes,
0.0 and - St. Louts agree that thilStter;
I.le best 13ife: 'the IshiSbilifcCitiiittiE
Dellitierat't‘reon
gress, as her delegate, by 2,000 majority.
The freights lop ~the OF'apifiel R., road ; are
lowered oiie c 'thild.''' .fahuary 72
whites have lfeent killed, fvounded or
captured• in one county,of„Arizona. t Some,
influedtial papers Want . to see the *tidie s.
territory ceded back to Mexico, , as. , i,; is .
both, costly an_d useless to us 4
—The Osage
_lndians complain - -thit
they were swindled 'l4 a Ratlroat coin
pany into selling their lands for a.triflei
Threats and bribes-were used. Themat-':
,ter is to be investigated by the Adminis
, Calignai l=- The'Salinontsherie4 , rose
unusually productive. Emigrants from
. .Nova Scotia to ,the U. S. eontinue, large.
Central America.—There is much
contraband .triidei between Havanna and '
the Cuban ;insurgents. The latter have
made many prisoners and wills retaliate
if the volunteers havel.recobiselo inassa
ore again.. Puerto Principe. is. out offs
from Havanna. The Spaniards have sus
taineitseveral repulses iniGen: sfourdan's,
district. .4 Another Government loan is
.to be issued and the confiscated estates
pledged- for its . redemption. It..is claim
zed that the yolunteeis 'number 1 . 8,000.
The Spanish' 'residents aye' threatened
with confiscation; if 'they do pot sign'
memorials for. the :contieUatlon of Euro-
J .,
pean authority.
—ln Mexico tb. - assassinate
Suarez and his Cabinet has been detect
ed, and many. ; prominent citizens sad.
Europeans a - re:under arrest. . Our Min--
I ister refuses to intercede. The -Indian
insurrection', Tueatan. is `:increasing:,
The rebels in. ? Tamaulipas have been, de
feated. ,
),
—ln;lhayti gold tvgnap j as
1,100, bat,,bas,faller l rto 800., This, rise. was caused by,the news that4he rebelci
were about .to receive two war vess'els
ficom the United States. • , ,
—One of Pres. Sahiave's lieutenants
'has:been trying to incite the populacelb,..
riot and plunder. The Arehbishop :
Port au Prince has been removed\ from,
office by' he civil authorities fur
tent absenteeism. -
—A decisive battle between Baez and
Cabral is imrienditfg'in'SVDOraingO.
—Jamaica has openeil anew 13ailroad, ‘
making 22 miles in all in theisiand. The
BerMudas have 'received that iiimense
floating dock, after a speedy passage, from
=An' English company are to lay- a
telegraph cable from Havanna to Panama,
and a PernviaYcOmp`ey is to lay anoth
er from Panafba to Crgllao:
Great Britain.—The next step taken
in the Isiah / Utiur9h.ease the ir calling
of a SynOd of ; elergi lad laity .by he
Bishops, with a view to providing for
the Church's future.- •
—The. Harvard and 9,TfordArew t s are
still training,` i rfle'fOrmer' have 'changed
their airangement, and are rowing lietedr,
'but English jwiges speak podrly of their
—The Government will.•not 4iledger
itself, to release any: more
though 29 members of kailiament have
'petitioned it, to 'do'so: It ,•boMplaititi' of,
the conduct of those whom it,. has re
leased alreadY. English captives.in,
Paraguay are reported in `, good health,
but kept in durance , by Lopez. The
converition.to settle the 'water bounddry
between Washington Territory.and Van-.
eOuver's Rostpene4 =by the war
—has .heeri renewed ;: andiivaits the < ap-t
'proval of our Senate. Haggerty, noini
riated U. S. Consul to Glasgow, will not
he recognized ? because he „Fenian.
. The filitilitry promise to ititrod a:lieiv
and, uniform marriage- law nest -.session,
igeotirtg- seetariati-issues. - The bill
to loan Canada, t melley tq buy t out, the
Hudson's' Bay Compiny'has 'paased the
Commons. • A complete Government is
to be for Med for the Territory at once.
—The exphision_Of a tin powder case
on the terrace of thelipuse of Commons
has. led,to severalarrests, and set allsorts
of Guy Fawkes' rumors
—The postponement of the CEcumenii
cal Council is scouted by The test as
unlikely and needless < The seizure of
the Spanish gunboats by the United
States is taken by the . papersawevidenee
of our impartiality, and-Spain is advised':
to sell. Cuba,,as it cannot hold it much
longer, and' we want it.
PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY AUGUST 12, 1869.
—The 101 Railroad accidents in
1868, killed 110 and maimed 565 per
sons last year, mostly at the depots. In
nineteen years the manufactories of tex
tile fabrics have increased 1817; their
employees, 261,882.
—An English company is to lay a
telegraph cable, neat May, from Fal
mouth to Malta, via Gibraltar, thus c"m
pleting communication with Egypt, while
another company . - lays a cable from
Egypt to Bombay.
—English officials have so grossly in
sulted the .colonicis in the South Plicifte,
that their .proniinent citizens in Europe
'"met recently in` London and expressed a
preference for Independence, under a
. S. protectorate.
ranc e ,--LThe proposed Reforms hare
been iitibutitted to the Senate, the ;new
PrOdent—M. Rouher--instructing t2it
to See if they etistlly,consisted with lib:
erti and order. The 'chum/tam retakes
the Miniflfry..iesponsible only to the Ern—
perpr, or , . inipeachable =by the' Seiiate.
ThrSerialti , hat rat - SM.:Br:Committee: of
Jed to report owtheint -
r—Eugeitid. I , visit .the Sultan :lin
September:, She:karts lAng. 24thi 'and
will be at the opening of the Suez ~ catuil)
in November. --We being out Of the
reserves idirumoreititifahltimtaxes will be
reducedoind the educational %system .ex
tended as " thi:tlasti 'act otpersonal.gov
ernment." A 4.- -
Gerinaoc—Prtissiar has :completed
the stirirey• foil' a' ship oeitiel from the
BaltiC'te• theNoreh Sea,'throUgh
f. Prussii continues" to' im
preve'iti tier sehbq' sYstreta; since - 13,52•
increastog' die 'number 'of 'teachers and
paYing more genircius salaries.'
—A dreadful mine accident near
Dresderi,'in Saxony killed at• least ,321
peOple?
leaders applaud:lV:on'
iieust's 'Ea's i tern tnd Gerinan
The Natiopal Delegation hai;e approved
of the FOreign 'Budget, 'entire. ' 'VOn
Bewit t•ln,ks "the` present' proSpect 'of
peace threktening;" bid if Enr4,6: tides
over four j4arii, all" will be. well for' a
long. timd! • ',A' new Court of 'Appeals
has be'dn'cre'ateit tO decide on all appeali
from 'Goiernin6iii,
,be uneCnStitittioilall ' • 1. •• 0 q;
• Spain.-7The.ap t taip-,Gerie t ial
drid~ has' created,'4 , '
a publishOdletter,e,rrarin / whicll
he characterizes the Government as .a Set,
,
Of corrupt, incaphbres .
_and demands the;
imthediate election
.off', Serrano.,
lives in the BoyarPilace of L'a"G'iariga,
and is styled " Ris . .)lighreasthe Re-'
gent." '.The volnnteers have begun. a
career Of, violence which the anihorities,
are unalil to ; rpre6 w
hite the J riP
,utter;protests. ,
,
—Prim and . o,lo;aga have unlted
Prince NapOleon`_l4: their candidate i`or,
the ihrnne., • Isaließa is Willing tntre
sign in fairor; Of her son.
-D tcatia,
eAeutiona 'and arxeste t
'Carlists .coptinne, The priests a r e so
,widely implicated iii the'meyement that
.the BishOps have been ordered to, sus
pend those: who will not sustain the, laws.
-- 7 The'rnmor of negotiations for the
"sale of Cuba ; to. the,Viiited 'States is 'Of ;
eontradieted4
Latest.--Tiventy thouian more ; men
„
rare be sent ~to , Cuba. The. Cortes ,
meet Oct. ist, to 'elect'a King. The de
:creeiadd.resseO
to the Bishops gives Gll ,
1
'eight days to issue their Pastorals, knit
„they are as, yet silent:, Carlist piiculars
taddresed, io the clergy are seized in
treat ,numbers.
.--Through the united;' ' gond
•• • • '• • ••
Turkey
offices ;Of ttiONFOreign, Ambassadors, the
difficulties ivith,•the Vice-Roy of, Egypt
seem near a settlement. ,. An aid-de-camp
however, has beel, sent to ,reqount -the
Sultan's grievanoea .and thregen the
withdrawal O'othe.firman of;
was. proposed to , summon the Vi,..i.e-Apy
to Oonstantinople‘ but. this step was,pre
vented by the diplomatists, and -the Vice
Ray, is,expected to‘pay.a voluutar,y, visit ;
remove ; all 'no,pleasant,
nexti month , . andi
feelings. Want of money co operates,
with diplomatic pressure on either baud.
England is gathering a fleet !in
itussiais PvePariAg for,a greaP"UPi - :
versal ExhilaitiorL;taext year.. The qrys :
tal, palace ,to contain it will coo 42,900,-
000. l'he,Czar , forhids paren,ts to,,focc
their children into,marrisges pr.oooveqs,
—ender penalty of imprisopmqnt.
A propests 'ea to-,m L a e k s e s s e t P h s e '' %ah t t e ra„a lle w an Wand
sea by cutting, a canal across ; Egypt.
Asia
—Japanese matters, are so
see ! tletb, and, fbreigners, so unfavorably ; re
garded, that England will keep her feet,
and troops at Yokohama for a while
longer. ; ~. •r _ ' 4 ,
. :11 ~,S•!/;1!: /f.„
,
g
. titts ce itittibr, —,
—Zion, P. E.:Church, at Ii . 11:Ith
Columbia AVenue, is growing in .a grow,
ing neighborhood. .T.tsiliouse of-.worship,
worship
is to be enlarged by eaterOing .the, front,
and' rear Walls 12 feet, And finished with.
a handsome !exterior. The,.. exterior, is .!
to be repainted;',relighted and frescoedi. t
--Holy Trinity church' loses itayector,,
and ourcity one of its ablest preachers, by,
the removal 'or Phillips Brooks. to .Trinity ,
church, Boston. The vestry have, ac,
cepted his 'resignation, and he will enter
in his, new field in October. , ,
Member of the Lutheran church
Fourth and Carpenter , has handed_ his.
pastorli check to pay,the debt of $3:000
with six months' accUmmulated,interest
on ‘the new. building. He stiPulates
that his name be not, mad known while.
he lives. .
—Our City Home Mission Society
employs three agents laboring among the
poor. These report 2,000 visits paid last
year, and 1400 persons relieved with
groceries and coal, while fifty children,
have been provided with homes. In money
63,000 has been expended in the relief
of persons of known desert and need.
In all about 1000 children . have been
placed in good homes by its efforts. The
names of the managers commend the
Society to, the confidence of out busi- -
ness men, who in ; many cases give a
ticket to the •Society in place of per
sonal relief, and subscribe .largely to its
funds. They, are, President: O-eo, -H.
Stuart; Vice-President: •Senator.Cattell;
•Secretary, Rudolph K.:-Hoellich ; Trea
surtr : Thomas T. Mason:.
=The IGentral.'Philadelphia district
of the t Philadelphia .M.. E. Conference
has 7821, members iof .whom about 5800
arel i qualified to 'tote 'on Lay :Delegation.
-of;thege, only' 2012 voted,'l6l4; for, - and
;368 against: - The-New York Chris,tian
.itdvacate thinks lhatsisuCh . indiffereind
oa the part of _the ktity, calls ; for; the
;clergy to vote the nieasure ' , down' in 'the
`A•nnual Conference. ;', •
—On Wednesday -night one of. the:
greatest Tires' ever knoivn in our city
.broke out iniPattersen's Boitded Ware
house. at- Yrunt ..arict-Lbinbard,,. con
isuming the entire block of eight , ward:
houses; and slightly injuring , Somead--
Joininc. , building. A poition: of. Patter
son's bUild in ggave ways , and the Whigkey
with, which itt was, itfore& came iiiteccon
:tact with the steam-boilers below: About
I,ooo,ooo'.gallons in all, were consume&
The loss was. wholly or' ~mainly covered
by insurance: :Three. British companies:
lose upwards .of 700,000; an& the
. losS is a: perhaps - over , five lines mnah-...
E._,Chtd . reh has:in •Philadel2
:phi& 661, chdrehes, (any increasie- of , four
iti the';eceiesiastical year); 15,676..c0m ,
',mut:agents inorease of .1160) 24,462 ,
Sanday- scholara (increase 14611). :The
. ecintributiens amount to!/$434;396: :The
-whole dioce,se,,nutnber's 20,196,:members.
=The eclipse .of die sun caMelaff as
arttioungedron Saturday evening;-but w,ast
li . ,pbt l muc'h'? -in; our city,' The amount
•oflight 'was: a ,little diminished; but .:a
,thiek, bank of _clouds: hid the sun during
Carel time•of greatest obseuration.., J
Franklin Institute, the University{
the! High School and , Pennsylvania Col
lege at Gettysburg united forges and in-,
, itrunterits.for the , occaSion-in' stieittifig
'expedition to , Burlington, 10wa.1,,
!!•Sciturt unauthorized• persons hav,el
been - money' professedly to
.pay off .the debt'ofthe . Fourth Presby-'
.tthia,n,:church at ,Xllth and Lombard
—The .coldWeatherbrought , yin 'death
;Kate down to 355' last: wee being a: Ale.-
crease of 44: within: . :a week r ind :more
than- a hundred iwithin a-fortnight.
--Fairmciunt Park- lita mostly- on the
westaf the Sehnylkill_thaeldn__'llercan
grpunds 'being iluite .;eclipsed in'
itheir extent by oni• newt purchases.• The.
:Reading Railroad. runs-trains ,to the dif
!ferent-Park entrances after Monday' last;
charging I cheap fares, Nand connecting'
wrath carriages. , , r ;
' I Our . . teinrierance peti havei 'tried
their hands at organizing a Reform Party
with but poor success.. , Thirty-two delb.
gates from 'eighteen ward met :in ‘o6U
ventiontat Concert .Hall. The platform
adopted repudiates the nonlinatioicit'of.
, both the political parties, and , ceinmitfi
the nominees of the new one• , to prohib-
—Our Temperance ' men hu.lie made
their attempt to, organize. a: new Reform
pa,rty without any marked .ifidications of
Success. ' birty-tWoodele.at'es fioM.
teen WardS'ibet' C'eric'e'rt rirallt • 'A! plat=
feirrti was'larleipied•reje*ctin'g the Min:dire;
of both" parti4s,-and chi for the
effortil'of frientls' of probiliitiorn 'Mid •
Municipal•:reform. - diffecUlty Was
`experienced in sechring - candidUtes for
mudicipal otticeS',..the iicket being filially
fixed - as folltila :" ' • '
thon"otar'4 of Diatrzct Coirt
_ • Nfp.C. Otaolioin •• •
• 0/silk 'itriVuorter
L Newton - Pierce; ' ' •
' it rt.! - • •
• r ' l4eC Qr C fri r i t a f •
I Geo. ,S. blerg,udonl.. • ."
Ott", CoinnYzs4iOndi:,' ;
. Samuel' B. Mansfield
• Cadiz : v . r, '
rniectiurer. . '
GedrgeiTilitand., • -
W,,elfartkkat the only practical result
of this movement be,tlle weakening
and possible defeat. of the Republican_
Party:, Nire,regget too iliat,tbe Conyeq- •
platform wakes no t distinction
among the nominations already before
_the public , but condemns, all—good and'
j,-„lad,,S.tate, and muuicipalin the, same
sweeping terms.
-Our :Franiford suburb contains
twelve plapss of, worship (three of them
Presbyterian,) and eleven resident clergy.
men. The pop4lation is estimated, a t
12,000, and as the place is, desirable'for
residences and, easily : , accessible, it
growing fast. The Friends:4ave ,an
Asylum for the Insane, whicbin,tbel,fifty
tyro years of its, existence , accOmmo
dated 2.066 patients, of whom 722'Were
discharged as cured, and 137 as much
improved. Of the 82 patients in charge
iagt
yarfiv e died .and twenty-five were
discharged.
BELLS.—Church, .School,flouse,
Wry' s , 4sLe. Pure toned' and do' not
break: Within the means 3Or the' poorest ;Church or
the poorest cotustry school,, and every Farmer. Weight
'W: 8.4.7.111 'MERRIAM,
july22 ;. ; j p, ; • Frodoricktown, Ohio.
PHILADELPHIA.
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arid MT fine Jewelry ` , Amerman at 4 §wiee ,Wetebee,
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IHalfit now.= hand a:Complete assoitraeai of E ;
WATMES WELRY
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GREATLY:REDUCED, PRICES. •
! adage co; and examine our, stock.; , mayl3-13,
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:[ - COTTACE°RC - ANS
• - wrritutitt I .rustraivrt,
e.theytnest eme,,more yower,und.; it takes 'Ems money
to %by them than any other instrumeneA the market.
great iriducenidalt offered to Shteitt3i Srhdolsiarid efitirebds.'
liberal discount made to Clergymen. PIPE ORGANS of
thd best makers-furnished On the molt repot:labia terms.
•R;If.BRGOR', " 4 Au ." ✓
No.'lB North Sev,enth
.-Sand for a Circular and. Price Llst
! . • •
•••
'BARLO.W.!SINDIGO -BLUE.
is the cheapest and - best article:bathe market for:blueing
• • t qoP: o3B . • 1 4•' . • ;
, - ti IT D El NOT CONTAIN ANT ACID.
•IT WILL NOT INJUBA THY FINEST
r Itle iiiiV A ilt 7iiihiniittitsia:Dlh7ll.§TlYßS;
. a 7 No iitad •Nowa ffitiktio; &maxi, . •
iu •f ,tfinietWat.parki , ; . • • '
and for pale hy_inest of the greeers,,,antl a druggieteLTho
genuine has both I rlow's and Wiltberger's N0100110N.1.40
141431 . j ; tilt atheist tire etaiattrif i el:'
, • k z.)-11
will calor more water than Tali timeS the multi Weight OE
GYMN •
Car. Ninth and Arch-streets,,
'• ' '
It' La _es, ' GiiiSlOnen "mid Children, open fo e
F A.mer PP.eA i day and :evening. :Call Iry
person send for circular.
Lessens in gpll4lllg'Sisiii ieticine :
`PROF?''''l/:
. . .
.0 TO° to • 277bp4VE'_4rai
thi.koi. - t,eiy
- , • ..w..1116-tiiiie never
ru fug • • ... - iddreas. t.lO , 112 91
r war Ai* 0f,.1, ' •
;:" • ho4olo.lcl,sknaci "—li;
• • ?wr efaeS., • —5. r..• • • •
WATERS'
New Scale
PIANOS!
Wi(h, Iron Frame, Ov erstr /422 g
Bass and Agraffe Bridge.
MELODEONS, PARLOR, CHURCH
ANDCABINET ORGANS,
'Thsbest manufactured. Warranted for
6 Years
100 Pianos, , Melodeons and Organs of
six first-class makers; at low pric'es for Cash,
or •clne-quarter cash and the balance in
Monthly. Installments. Second-band in
struments-at great bargains. Illustrated
Catalogues mailed. (Mi. Waters is the
Author of Six Sunday School Music Books;
"Ile4venly Echoes," 'and "New S. S. Bell,"
just issued..
Warerooms,. 481, ,Broadway,
HORACE'WATERS.
• TESTIAONIALS.
, The Waters Pianos are known as among the
very best.,-[New: Pork Evangelist.
We can speak of the merits, 'of the Waters
, Pisitinefremlersoisalitnowlbage as being of the
very i lmsst,quality.--[Chrietinn
.44114 tracer.
The Waters Pianos are built of the best and
Most thoroughly seasoned material.—[A demos
onti'qoarddi. '
Wsitersri Pianos rind Melodeons challenge corn
,parjalr.with 'the finest made anywhere in the
country-[HOrile J,Ournat.
' • fri6idetwillifind at Mr. Waters ' store' the
very best assortment, of Organs and Pianos to. be
!fchiwgift the United Statee. 7 -[Graham's Magazine.
Missies:l. 'DolNC's.:=:Siblie' Mr.' Horace Waters
kheet imisie:he has deioted
his
.whole,eapitik and attention• to the manufac
time and, sale of „Pianos and 'Melodeons. He has
just Psicd a eataltigue.4 his new instruments,
giving a new scale' cif Flees, "Which Shows a
..Marked rednetion from, former _rates, arid his
pianos have. recently, been, awarded. the First
:Premium at 'several . Minty people of the
present day,:who-iiii . iittriisited;..if not confused,
with the . flaming , advertisements of rival piano
:houses, probably ovlirloolt modest manufacturer
like Mi. Water's; lintWe happen to know that his
histrimenti : earried goOdlepritation long
before [Expositions and: the " honors": connected
-therewith Isere ever thoAght;of;: indeed, we have
one oft Waters' piano fertes m'ew in our resf
cterice' (ribere has' stood for-year's,) of which
aby manufacturer in.the woild might well he
,promi We haye,,always; been delighted with it
as a sweet-toned . and - ocierfal;.iiistrament, and
therei'lilne . iloribtof its ddribility; More than
this;; adme of the' best - amsiteur":players in the
eith,as .sev,eral,aelehrated - .pianis,ts, have perform.
ed on the said piano, and all pronounced it a on
pen-erandfiria-einesinetrumeset. Stronger indorse
ment we could not.give.—[Home Journal.
COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
Originators of, and only head•gpartere for the use of
PURE 'NITROUS' &TIDE GAS
for painless extraciren a teeth. This is their specialty.
083'de N. E. COrner of Bth and WALNUT, Sts,
PHILADELPHIA, PA. may 27.
DRY'(,iOOD9.
EYRE ...&LANDELL
FOURTH AND ARCH:
• . 'KEEP THE' HEAVIEST
MESH BLACK IRON BAREGE
•
, , TREEE.IS IMPORTED.
I
-'B 7 -4 DIAMOND MESH HERNIANE;.
3 1 CAND '-4 FI‘E MESH DO.
REAL SILK DEENA DINE.
' / 1 301 - 112. ED eiREEi-DiNES. .
MAONIPIQENT STRIPES DO.
'STRINWPOPLINE Ir •YUPES.
I CIAENIEPOPLINS• FUR DO..
TINTED M.JORAIIES:FOR SUITS:
JAPANESE .MIXIIIIILES4O.O-DO.
GRANITE MIErII,RES LUR SUITS.
,
OREM; DLUE; 'A ND MuDE. POPLINS.
SPRING S'H'AW-LS
. . •
• , WILDIESALIP -AND RETAIL.
'LAMA LACE-POINTS:'. " -
LAGE JACKETS...AND...
GUS.
2'ooo YARDS SUMMER MODANING.
AT46,.PER YARD,
Organ -Building.
• •
• •
Perairiaj attentioalgiven. toinpihing 'cleaning, aid
ttaralng4 Haying, served seven - ,yea,M, app r entice and
had thirty J4Ma"of 'builders
in'theygygtryy guarantee' entire istiefaction to
all who give me their patronage. ,
' REUBEN 'NICHOLLS
jp34ixt , • • ;,- No: 43 Lan: 'St„: Phila.
A VALUABLE . .pages. Dr. S. S.
deseribee
all Difigitieiraritt 'Sent; bi mail free.
Address, DR. S. S. FITOIV. '
n,ltir.449mos: :
714 Broadway, New NRik-
r GAS'.,FIXTURES' ''CIIANDELIERS
Chlirchesi"Stbiesand well= ,
Wholesale and Retail.
a klrivr STYLE, never before offeical this market.
'Also; IRON BRONZE GAS FIXTURES, meat. chest)
, d durable. _Every variety of KEROSENE LAM Pd
.
Riot FITTLNGS, With the' be aiiriingi.wenis for
_Ramo ,
and ifghting • r , • =
GERMAN STUDENT LAMPS,
CHIJECHRS,
DWELLINGS,,,
FACTORIES;::
• • - 4 MOTELS, and
• STOREs
sapplied with the best relined OILS by the barrel or
gallon
cotri,TEß; JONES & CO.,
junea—ly . 702 ARM /3t,,l'hilatelptda.
,
GEO. WOODS &
Parlor' and Vestry Organs,
' MR. GAO. WOODS:—For twelve" :Tars foreman in the
:largest Orgaiia Factory Of - the 'coAntry, (during
which time be obtained no.leart than nix. patents fur int
yrOsement,) having associated with himself a Partner
posseitsing arage meatni,.L6w-oreis to' ibe Public and
:the , Trade, Or,gans of every, intyle,containing ail the ex
celletiCies- in Organs hitherto ranking' first in point of
Merit; together with valuableanii . .imporiant . improve-
Meets of his owniriyention, ofiegent date.
Waretoomkt 423 , 8r00m0 St., New York.
4,111617-17. I