THE DAILY EVENING TEL EGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JUNE 1G. 18f.fi.
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National a8;et-Th Reel Arfumiit
for Befotm Ibsj Exact Slza f tba
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Tttrl7-KIKhth CnKrM ( fwo Yr).
KF.rREflNTATITB. t
3. C. Allen, III. IRI2-M John Lane, Ind IIMfl Oo
W.J Allen. 1U l!iH4-Q J. l.nzear I'ema...., 71 40
John It. Alley, Ma a. 7WI-40 1) W J Lltt efohn N V WI-l
YVsn.B. Allison, Iowa fM-ifl Francis 0 LeBlond, O.l,10i-4fl
Oskea Ames. M .,. 40 Hen . F. Loan, MO....MT70
8. K Aucona, Penna. ftQOO'A. W. Loniryear,Mlch.lHi2M4
Jes.M. Ashley. Ohio. mi.2QiA Long. Ohio.! UWW
l.uclen Andrnion.Ki.lHW'Wi.u. 1 ovejoy, HL 106tl-HO
Isaac N. Arnold Iil..4! 6ft; K. Mll rr, Ky flV10
Joseph Bailey, Venn. WD Mortis. N. Y ft.il 20
A C.Haiawln.Mlch. IMI-vOJ, M. Morria, Ohio.... 1024 00
JonnD Ba dwin.Mass T 40 Jan. k . Marvin, n. T. 71 0t
8. li Boyd. Mo 2147 211 J. W. a-eClur, Mo...2W7 40
Porns baiter, Vt....UlW ( W. D Mclncioa, Wl..2Wi 00
, F. C. Beamai Micln.lMi.1 it J. f McDowell lad .1414-40
James BronVs k T.. S70WI.O. Mirtd eton, N. J... 2-I8-40
Jmn. KMine, toe.IiiWKiC.i F. Miller. Penn.... 7US80
Henry T. Blow. M0..17M 20iJ. K. Moorheart.Penn. 808 9)
O. 8 Boutwell Mk8. W6 0!.liiKtl!nj Morrill, V p.. 17 80
W. O. Brown, VT. V.. (KI2-00: W. Morrison, III (Ml
A. RrsndMgee.Conn.. B40 00 Amos Myers, I'cnn... 724 -HO
J. 8 Brown Wis 1112 00 Leonard Myers l'enn. 2IJ 40
J. M. Broomal, 'a... S4H00 D. Matey, N. H HHDi)
F. T. Blair, Jr.,Mo... 873-00 A MjA lister, Pa.... 440-"0
J. B Blair. West Va.. fl.W OO J.llcbride,.)regou UAH to
O. BllfS Ohio 1008-40 W. H Mller, Ta 201-80
J. W. ( han er, N Y.. m en H. A Nelson, N. Y.. AoO 8
. B. Cox Ohl 1181 81 W. P. Nnltle. Ohlo...l2M 80
A. H c ouroin ra.... twin J. o f. or ton III...
Amasa Cobb, Wis. ...22:i SO (.ha O'Neill, fa.
C ole. ta 10.3H8K0O .H.Orth.lnd....
A. W.tlari. N. Y.... 007 20 M.F. Odell N.Y..
Freeiran CUrk N. Y. 77-;j. O'Xoll Ohio....
..Mt6tf
.. 210 41
..llwftO
.. 374 40
..l(W7 20
B. J. Clav. :iv 1,114 00 a II. l'etiillnrnn. O.. .119.VI
Thos. T. Davis, N Y. 840 00 J.W Patterson, N.H. 10 00
Hy L. Pawes, Mat. 7iH0 Pldney l'erliatn, Me.,102( 80
. JdhnL Iiawson, Pa. 6'l 00 Prcd'k A Pike, Me. .131-80
H. (;.lemini( Conn. 77-84 T. M. I'omeroy, N. Y. tW
CLsrlrs Dcnlpon l'a. 00 Hiram Price, Iowa ..2211 20
Xatban r. Dixon K.I. 640-00 m. Prry N.J 32-00
Ipn. Donnelly. sllnn.2880-i0 J. V. L. Pruyn, N. V. 811 10
John P. IrU.K Mich. 1640 00 Wm. II. Randall. Kt.14)-J I
Koen'r Dninunl. lud.lil l 80 Win. Kad rd. N V.. 400 4
U. W.Davis, ind 64 00,8 J. Kindali Pa 2.'4'00
Kphraim H. F.vkley.O. "42-40 J. C. KoUIiisod, U1...17h-o
J. R. I-.den, III 1001 SO Alex. H. Kice, Mass.. 14-1 80
J K tdReiion, aid. . I.lli IK) John II Kice, -de. ...115! 00
Chsa. .r Idrtdge.Wlsms-OO, J Boiiers N. J,,.. 440 40
Tbos D. Eliot M ana. 740-8-1 Ertn. H. Rolllni, N. II.8i 00
J. I ni tub, Conn . NX' 80 Lewis r. Hon, III.... J.'fil-tlil
R V.()-nton, N. Iit20 J. 8. Knlllns Mo 2nn 60
0. F. raimworth II. ,200!) 80 J. O. cott. Mo lHS!-20
Wm. Finck O....KW7 f T B shannon, Cal.iO 612 80
A. Frank, N Y 77 60 Robert c. tichenck O ll2-40
J. B. Ganson, . Y...10!ll '20 O. W. rtcotle d. Pa... 92ri-K)
James A. Oarflcld. O.l(Hi6(0 L 1) M ttweat, Me.. U4O-80
Ilfnry Orlder, Kv.. 1702-40 J. L. Stuart III 1810 0
J. B (irlnnell, Iowa.,1428-80, IiliammU.HIoan Wis 2200 CO
J. A. Orlswold. N. Y. 82U-80 Oren C. 8mlth, Kt,.I2i 60
P. W. Onocn, Mass.. 161-80 R P. 8oanldln, O... 816 00
C. M. Harris III 226S-60 John F. S arr, N. J.. rM 80
J.l . Ilaie Penn 4 00 T. "teyens, pa 20-t- -0
Aaron Ilardlnv, Ky.. 1682 20 J.J). ,lp,, Va 844 00
lKDj O Harris Md. 98i0 MyerH roust. Pa.... 374 10
faninal Hooper. Mass 748 80 Is. -nilthern, Del.... 2V2 80
G W. HotchKius N Y.713-60 II O. -tebblns, N. Y. 23S 20
A W.Hubbard. Iowa. 8200 00 J B 8tcel. N. Y 644 00
S.Habbard. WentV.. 11120 W. G. Mnlle. 8. J.. -00
.1 II. Hubbard, Conn.. 6W-40 II W Tracy, Pa 491-20
W.B Ho man, Ind. .1443-20 l. Townsehd. N. Y.. HWV0
W B.Hatchlns, O....1887 20 O. Upson, Mich 160120
Wm. A. Ha 1, Mo 2562 00 K. Van ValKenbur.
11. 0. Harrington, N. Y 8670
Ind, 1383 10 p. w. Voorhees. Ind.lOOOuO
A. Herrlck. N. Y 8n-20 W.H Wadsworth,Ky.l307 '20
Wm. UUby, 4,al....lo,W8 80 K. Ward. N. Y 377 60
Jsbon C. lni!erol.Ill..220I 60 K. H Webster Ind... 120 20
3hos. A. Jenckes, C. A. White, Ohio. ...1444-80
K. I 878 40 J. W. While, Ohio. ...1027 '20
rhillp Johnson, Pa. . S'8 .00 K. U Washburne. H1.2220-HO
Geo. W. Julian. Ind 1200 00 Win. Wlndom, Minn. 2611 0
W m..lohnHon,Ohlo. 1070 40 C 11. Winlle d N."Y isi no
M. Ka btietsch. N.Y.. 76 4 i F K. Woodbrldge,
F W. Reilofig Mich.. 230-40 V 980 00
J. A. Kassun, low a..24!ri-20 E. Wliee er, Wis 2,44 00
Wm. D. Kolley. Pa.. 230 40 ('. A. Wilder, Kansas, 2M720
Fnmuel Knox. Mo.. .1747 2 ' B. Wood, S. Y 3JI-20
O. Kellosg. N. Y 840 00 F. Wood, N. Y 876-00
F. Kernan. N. Y 787 20 H O Worth ington
Ansitn A.King, Mo.,'2297 20 Nov W24-80
A. L. Klapp, Hi ....I960 00:O. li. Ycaiuan, Ky.... 1779 "20
DKLEOATK.".
11. Bonnrtt, Col 03980 00 8. McLean, Montana.WSV60
O. K. ' o'e. Wash. ..12 089-20 J F Porea N. M. x.,4480 u0
t. u. Daliv, ebra..2'i3 2" ('. I). Ponton. Ariz'a..613 40
Win Jame, Dakota. 1720-fi0 J B. Todd, Dak'a 3676-00
J. F. Keeney. I tab..414v20i W.H.Wa.lace, lda..l2 384 00
44. X. Ma t. Nevada..WO-00!
Honnyler Cmfax Indiana Speaker al206 00
Tctai Members and Delegates, mileage. ...,..l,H'4,lt0 41
SENATOE8
Anthony. R. I.
Bavaid, Pel....
Bowden. t
TKrnwn. Mo
...0720-00 Howe Wis 2560-00
... 88 00 Johnson Md 61 "20
... 21-2-00 H. ti. ane. Ins 200i'te
...2672-00 J. " Lane. Kansas... 4:1.0 DO
Mrowmns. HI.
1411-20 McDougal, I al.. 10,!Mi4-80
Buckalew. Pa..
... aavi-flu Morgan, n. x 37120
... 0.13-60 Morrill Me 10 O'OO
,..172-6iiNesuiith Oregon.. .11.034-00
,.. b'ifM Sye Nevada 6822-40
... 880-iK) Pouieioy. Kaazaa....4320-ii0
.11,124-80 Towed. Ky 43V0 OO
... 650-40 Kaimay, Minn 3H08-II0
...131.V20; Richardson, III 2S22 40
... 66ti0 Rldd e Del 176-00
Carlisle, va
Cbaniler Mien..
Clark N.H.
Couainer, Vt....
Conness Cal. ...
I (i n, ra
Davis, Ky
Dixon, Ct
Doonttle. Wis
Fesaenden, Maine..
Foot Vt
Fsrwcil, Maine
..228810 tiau sliury, Del 320 00
.. 402-00 bbeimuu, Ohio 1060-80
.. BOO 00 - pra.ue, it. 1 720 IH)
.... 672-00 Sumner, Mass 730-20
Foster, conn,..,
;nmes. Iowa..
,., . 600 00 -ti wart evada 6622 40
8188-00 Ten Mck. N. J 240 O
Hale T. H 846-40 Trumbull. III.
ilo'ltfl
Hardlna. Ore. on. ..11 P36 0" Van Winkle West Va.851-80
Harlan Iowa 212 80 Wale, Ohio OVi 5J
Harris, Y 624 nO U'dslnson, Minn 30.V2-0A
Henterson.Mo 1970 20. Wiley. West Va 6.V-40
H.ndrickK. ind 2012 2i i Wilson. Mans 739-20
Hicks, Md VO8-O0 Wright, K.J 368'00
Howard. Mich 1810 20
Total mheave 0423,838-18
House 1 4-I4.1U0-41
lotal 81.882 996 59
crrr intelligence
For Additional Vity Intelligence see Fifth Fage,
The Philadelphia Gas Wobks. The
Comuiit.ee of Select Council appointed to ex-
noiine into the alluirs ol the PUiladelpnla Gas
woi-ks, npia an aa.iournea inenna; last eveniu?,
Colonel 1'upe i residiu?. Colonel Page stated
that be liaa received no answer from me Trus
tees to tbe communication ot the 30th of .May,
At the last meeting ot the Committee Colonel
Jones bad promised to answer certain intcrroea
tones, lie was not vet Teddy, as be bad not
secured the necessary information. ;
Mr. John Koberts, Foreman ot the First Ward
Worka, was present, and testified as follows:
Have been foreman about six years; at the
present time we have Irom ii25 to 350 men em
ployed at the Point Breeze Works; the "stokers"
are required to be skilled; tun result of employ
ing uubkdled labor would oj to Injure the mate
rials and works; in order o make good coke ,t Is
necejsary lor Ihe coal to w luily carbonized;
since January, 18G5, we ton ,e had the rcjiii'lte
amount ol h killed 'iaboi!;' i-.u-lv in 18G5 e dis
cbartred, wita onr oi'i cvo e.vcepuons, all who
wure not ol Hip same politic tl party a the nia
loruy ot tbe Tiustees tbu i as done at the order
' ol the Engineer. Thoplaoea vera tilled by takinir
"helperij," aud making ilie.n '"siokers'and em
ploy in? new hands "helpers;" thus did not require
us to pay men to instruct the "helpers:1 the
"helpers" receive $215 per day; the "stokfirs" 'J
recoive $ 2"2a per dav ; never heard of a man re- 1
njiiiitMn va 32 tr ra r ' if iiin1atnl Avnnnt '
when be has been injured at the works; (ram i
to i cubic fpet is the uveijje for a pound of
coal; there can be a leakage ot em after it is
yut iat9 tbe licluci J eas usy Jeak, at the retort
or In the pump; we had but one "blow" o: frai
in 1KG5, and lost about 6ii,UU() cubio feet of sn',
it was considered to be. the result ol carelesstieis,
and the man wad dibcbargrri; it wag one ot the
Old hands: in 18(4 the uieu at the works in the
First Ward stood two-thirds Democrats aud one
third Republicans; in 18G1 Mr. McCready, an
efficient toieman, wafdisc narked by Mr. Stewart,
tneir tnemcer, as ne aiieqf d, tor political efcuso.
Mr, btewari, was a Democrat, and. Urj Mo
Cready a Republican; tbo hi-wafr lit the holder
Occurred In 1m4; 1 don't knofa return of
a less amount or coal than that actually con
sumed, in order to cover tip the dettclenct s In
the yield; such a thing could have been done
without my knowledge; the average consump
tion of coal per dy u now about luil tans;
in the winter we use more; the pxact heatre--quu-pd
in tbe manufacture of nas is ascertained
tnrouch praotice; that i tbe reason why skdleJ
labor is required; iron ieiorU wi'l last, on -au
averace, seven months,, wo have had somelihat
pave out in eleven days; the worst retorts we
ever bad wer rereivedln 1B84 and 18 6;8tiu;inan
& EUw furnished retoits in May, 18tiR, and thpy
mllortd the toss; I -av tue Caraerou coal;
tetted it, and tU avfrag;" yield waa about 4-17;
t ih cuuioiuatin wun oiuer cmi, tua yieia was
40; tbe BTcateot yield wit'i Cameron coal alma
a 4-38; the highest of Penn. and Westmore
land on section work ia 6; the average last
inoutu wa 4-83, with a portion ot Cameron coal
Ug d: would DrfliT thi Ppiiii anil Wputmorelaud
to the Cm moron; have had aomethW les than
iuou iobs ot the Cameron coal; so lar as the
works are concerned, I think they are aw well
manaped as ever before; I mean the Point
Breec Works; I cannot explain bow it in that
there was a loss, but rettiii all our bud retorts
In 18()fi, it shows a bad.exhibit: In 18H2 the ave
rage yield was 4-39, while in 18(5 it was 4 0)4 to
the pound; I put this eBtirely upon tho defective
refcrte; unskilled labor aud want of manage
ment had nothing to do with it; the men noir
employed ate men of experience; some of them
have been engaged over six years.
At Ihe close of Mr. Roberts' exAmintHon, a
sub-committee of two was appointed to examine
the books.
The Committee adjourned until Friday even
ing next.
Police Items. Laiayette Myers had a
hearing at the Central Btatton ycterday, on tho
charge of obtaining boarding tin ler false pre
tenses. Several proprietress of boar.itnK
hoiiscs testified that the defendant an 1 wit had
taken board with them, pronmine: to pay their
board promptly, but had not done so. Mrs.
Catbar ne Enil.ah, with whom they boarded for
fix wteks, tcRtiflcd thot Mrs. Mcjers had repre
sentor! her husband to be a Private Secretary in
the War Office, but afterwards .vd that he was
selling clears in Philadelphia. None of the
witnesses had heard any representations by the
defendant in regard to his means or otherwise.
The case wa continued tor a further hear na.
Jf licrson Ely was arrested at the toot of Noble
street, on Thursday, in the act ot committing
what was literally a htavy larceny the carry
ingoff ot atifty-sixpound weight. He waakn
bclore Alderman Tjland and held lorh s appear
ance at Court.
A movement Is about to bo made with a view
to substitute here a summer police uiiiforin tor
tbe winter one, as is done in New York. The
police of this city complain very much at belug
compelled to wearthe name uuiiormiu mijaum
mer as in midwinter, no change being permitted
by the regulations.
Charles Koch I, manufacturer of hoop skirts,
at No. 48 N. Second street, had a hearing be
fore tbe Recorder yesterday, ou the charge of
serretine his goods, with intent to delraud
Mf'sis. Mocn & Co., of New Yoik, ol $2730,
and Messrs. Osborne and Cheeseman, of the
same city, of S2394-53. the value of material
purchased of them by the defendant Amiel
llunaeniark, formerly In the employ of the
accused, testified that early tn-the month of
June, Roehl had a conveisation with him, in
which it was arranged that the sum ot SG765
should be counted out in the preseuce ot cer
tain females in tbe factory, and that it should
De nantied to tiunaemarK, wan instructions to
take it to the Farmers' and Mechanics' Hank
and obtain checks for it, with which to pay the
New York creditors, lluudemark was to have a
bogus package, which he was to thro awav,
and represent that the money had been stolen
tiom him on the way to bank. The false pack
age was taken by Hundemark and thrown over
board, and be went the lollowing day to tne
Mayor's office and made a statement that the
pwekaee of money had been stolen from him.
lie afterwards made an affidavit to that effect.
which was taken to New York by the defen
dant and exhibited to his creditors, with the
remark that he could not pav his indebtedness,
because ot the theit of the money. There was
also testimony that some of tbe croods of tbe
accused were sold lor less than cot, and that
he had in bis possesion a considerable amount
in monev and Government securities. lie was
held in $5U00 bail lor a further hearing.
The High School Case. Next Tuesday
the li ard of Control hold a special meeting. Its
object is to take action relative to the deplora
ble condition ot the Boys' High School, in con
sequence ol tbe antagonism of so large a portion
of the ProfeBSors to Principal Ma.'uire. A reso
lution will be reported by the Committee to clear
out the whole faculty, so that next year har
mony may be restored to the now distracted
school, lo prerlict the result of the meeting of
tbe Uoorrt is impossible, in the meantime, bow
ever, there is a vast deal of canvassing in pro
gress, and the friends of Proiessor Maguire are
leaving no stone unturned to secure bis reten
tion in his present position. ,
Excursion of the Vigixaxt Steam En
gine Company. To-morrow evening, tbe Vigi
lant steam bngine Company will leave this city
rn an excursion of a more extensive character
than was concluded bv tbe Pennsylvania Hose
Company last week. They will take the Penn-
s Ivania Railroad for Pittsburg, and after a brief
stay there, leave lor istmuio and tne rails of
Niagara; thence they will go to Cbicaaro,! and
Irom there to Albany, retormna by the way of
New York citv aud Jersey City, in which lasl
rjnmcd place they will remain tor a day or two.
About titty members will participate in the ex
cursion. The carriage of the Company will be
taken, and a full band of music will accompany
the excursionists. ,
Pennsylvania Kailuoad Company.
As will be observed by an udveitisemeui in
another column, great facilities will bo extended
to the public durinsr the coming summer by tbe
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. There are a
number of attractive places ot resort along Ha
line, and the managers desire to make arrange
ments to suit the convenience of their patrons.
There are many who wish to leave the heated
ciiy to inhale the fresh air of Ihe country, who
can only spare a few hours from business. From
Saturday afternoon until Monday morning spe
cial trams will be run for tho convenience of
all such, and we have no doubt that It will be
an extremely popular movement.
Casualties. Thomas Fitzgerald, aged
nineteen yars, a resident of Hestonville, bad
bis left leg broken yesterday afternoon by one
ot the walls of the Satterlee Hospital falling on
bim. -1 . . . : . ; .
Timothy Mooney, aged twenty-eight years,
residing in Union ttreet, near Second, had oue
of hia knees severely tractured yesterday by a
kick from a horse at Uermantown. Both tpine
persons were admitted into the Pennsylvania
Hospital. ' .
Great Haul of Bogus Mosey. Yes
terday morning, a gentleman passing don
Cbesnut street, w ben at the corner of Eighth,
noticed a largt rt 11 of notes lyinsr on the side
walk. He picked it up. under the impression
that he had tecured a prize.. His expectations
were destroyed when an examination disclosed
tbe luct that the entire bundle was made up of
counterfeit $20s, $10s, and notes of smaller de
bomirations. . !
Sudden Death. A - mulatto woman,
named Ileltie l'evtou, died suddenly last even
ills', in a etoie at the corner ot Eighteenth and
Chesnnc streets. The body was removed to
her late i evidence, near Tenth and Rodman
street?, and the Coroner notified to hold an
inquest, I
Fihe. Yesterday afternoon, a Are broke
out in the third story ot No. 12ns n. t'oprtn
street, wh'ch destroyed furniture and clothiuur
to the vulueof Bout'$U)0.
' Kititfc-TT.iw tv Fr.orra AWo M kal lor' the
week ending June 14, 8rtu:-Barrels sruertine,
0107; do. Middlings. 6; do, rye, 261. Total, tJHJ.
r?rCLOTHlNG Frioeb Hkduced. gS ,
" S &-CLOTBINO Pricks KBuuoED.gt
HTTom BTON EHB Laru purchasers a'toiiMlll
JAaes advantages tn laymy tnri, oiul'-"i
ifimt so yet "Jtai -earns w inm, ini.nrfjj
I 9-thw we can afford to sell at low prices. Ourtl
r .. . ... . . i .. . . .j j
Z miutt In order. If huos UAUItEOVi
E tr'-bOWM oil our goods whilst we are altering S
" . iV A K k M A ffm Br RAAWV ' !
POPULAH ClXlTUINa.rlOUllB, f
Oak IIall.
8. E. CORVKK felXTH AMD MAHIR STBKBTS.
FtMALK ThuBoBB, Braoe, Hoiooriers, Elastic
Ben aud btooaings, liflit and elenant In huish,
adjusted by lad v, at JJeedles', f weilih atreot, nrst
door below Raca. ,
i 1 voumuet take tnedicimt then take Atkr'b,
biclare by lar ib taost efleciual remedies to be
bad anywtteru, '
y.if jt m
ff every yartnmt made in the most subst'tntuUg i
I Sf-manntr,., embracing mil grades of Men 1,1
I ff Youths', a4 Boys' Clothing, and speciuVA l
l ifdeparimtMl for those who prefer their 3 1
I tntui in order. If h.iim I
Tb TmAx'i EeoAra
As the Fentan sat In prison
Thinking ot his wretched fate,
Cam an order bold and cooennir.
"Urlnx the pns'nor to tbe rate "
Merrln from that loathsome dungeon '
Into life and open air, ' 4
Be was met bt some old Briton,
Whose boar? head seemed bowed with care.
Tell me," said he "yon bad Fenian
For I cannot understand
- Bovv it is mv chatmlnr aanrhtor - I
Would bestow on jutt nor baud T J
"I will rive yon wealth and freedom, j
Jf )ou will but bieak tie spell ;
Yon have cas noon my daiwbter,
My o wd darling Isabel."
Quicklv then replied the Fenfan,
In a voice with spirit bold :
"hir, I will aceept my fre dom
But I acorn your English aoid.
"For the still nnconon -red Fenian
From the Briton wants uo boons;
In return lor what ya riant me,
lake my coat and paoia oons.
"lake tiiom, sir; then And the poorest,
Kouvhest tiruon that V3U can;
Put them on him, they will c inge him
To a polished reutlumau."
It was dono, the dan-htor saw him,
He ionnd favor iu her etes;
The Fenian left, and Isabella
Always thought she drew a prize.
But, my friends, before he left them,
H remarked his clothiug nne
Was j rucured in P idade.phia,
At tbe "Star," Six Hukdkbd Nisb.
W ADVERTISE BKST OM THB BACKS 0 OUR CUS
TOMERS. tVtKV GARMENT WE SELL IS A FIUBf
class recom memo atiun Therein lies tue secret oi
the lour continued aud still iucroasinit rusli to fie
rTAK " Our Stock Ol KEADY-MADB liUJllll.TO IB
iMMEltBE, bii i irom it all can be accurate v utiea
l'irce goods ot cvor, variety, cutler oi weu-miuwu
uLilitv and al who leuve t.ieir lucaimre are mre to
be pleased. Piiickb the lowest m tr uiladblphia
tall and be sa is-lied.
tTAR CLOTniKO 1.MPO.JUM,
Low Trices and Faphiunablb uoods.
, AO, t09 CHhSNUT STREET, ..UK OF OTAU,
- l'ERKT & CO
OWOWALITT.
Co umiius, when he ionnd our shore,
Found, loo, a ladeiess lame;
ills tracz is ploughed by minions more,
And yet tlvy win no name)
Enou iin iatiir iritmte i as
lo true, selt-taurht renown :
So we will take our pro Ho red bays
Form this famous town
' '1 was Tow. r nail tirst taurht sweet rhyme
To mke the cloibiug art sublime.
Wx have
All-wool f ancy Castimere Pnntt, as low at ... .$4 00
' Vrstt " ... 2 60
" Black " Pants - .... 6 00
" Cloth Vtsti " .... 4 00
" Fancy Ccutimcre Suits, to match 14 00
" Black Suits 80 00
Advancing from these raits we h ive goods of ah
grades, up to tht very finest fabrics, at prices reduced
in proportion Mews, Youths', and Boys'. Thou
sands HAVE FOUND WITBIK THB FAST FEW WEKKs
THAT WE ARE ACTUALLY BELLI flO OOOD, SERVICE
ABLE OOOD8 AT THE PRICES NAMED. i
Jf TO CLOTHINO DEALERS..
Our purchases for this season having Ueen dtlayed,
waitmii the expected decline in goods, we have now on
hand the largest and best assorted stock of Ctathinq
in Philadelphia purchased for CASH EXCLUSIVELT.AT
THE VKR LOWEST RATES OF THE SEASON, Which
tnables ua to realize a fair pro it, and sell at prices
less than Vie cost of. the tame goods in most other
establishments We can supply lothiert doing a
fine city trade with goods adapted to their sales, at
prices so much lower than the cost ef their pretent
stocks, that, by making an average of the whole,
i hey will be enabled to dispose of their goods at
prices covering the average cost, and even paying
a profit,
Bennett k Co., !
Tower Hall,
No 618 Market Street.
Utoiemo v IE l
A Wtne, grown on the sunny slopes of Spam the
genuine Juice of the grapSNn all its purity, as be
stowed upon us by tho bencfloont Giver, and such
as Is, alone, conshteut with Christian teachings
not intoxicating In tne least will supply a want
(ireatly folt in this oountry.
6UCH is Utoibsio Wine,
the Great ImporL d Tonic, Aromatic,
It is conscientiously reoommendod to Ladies, as
it will soothe the nerve, renew tbe blood, and
gently stimulate and invigorate the system. i
Allot sedate habits ministers, lawyers, and pro
fessional men, possessing constitutions more delicate
than others of less confining labors those who ex
pendarrcat dtalot vita'ity in brain-woik, wi'l at
once acknowledge tbe superiority of tins restorative
Hkmkmber, it leaves bohtod none of the baneful in.
fluences ot alcoholic preparations. i
It Cbeates a Health? Appetits.
v7e warrant that, upon trla', Hyoiknio Winb
will be found to be tbe finest most delicious, and
healthful Tonic known. Try it to bo convinced
Sold Everywhere. 1 I
French Richards & Co., .
Agents for Pennsylvania.
N. B. Hygienic Wine is an imported 1 onto;
it has the approval of the "Imperial School of
Mxdicinb of Paris," and was tented by tbe Com
mittee on Chemistry of tbe American Medical Abso.
oiatlon which assembled in Baltimore, Ut r 1, 1836
and indorsed by fifty-six prominent members with
their signatures.
Havakna Ciqabs. rartaias. Cabanas, Figaros,
Fsjiauolas, etc.
vx oiuntuer , r-tars iiu ot-ripon.
.. . . ward J.-Caffeb, Importer,
, - . , . 8. K. corner Chesnnt and Front.
C rover & Baker's Highest Premium Elastic
Stitch and Lock-Such Sewing Machines. 'No. 7iW
Cbesnut stieoi.
Tni Vanilla Cream s-Donco cake mde bv
Q, Bj ron Uonso, No, W4 Arch sneet, ia not excelled
7 80s. fi-20s. 1881s. 10-40s. Coini onno Interest Notes,
sLd Cold aud Miver bouniit ana so d ov -
, . , -, u hex el k t:o.,
- : No. 84 8. TaiRD Street."
Compoukd Interest Notes 7 810 and 8-20
wanted De Haven t Brother, No 40 ti. Third tit
Popular Tailoring.; ' '
Ukady-madb Clothing,
and
Fine Custom Work.
Wabamakkr Ic, Bkown, 1
Oak Hall,
t-'cntlicasl corner Sixth and Makket Stroets.
ft nAURY B. McCALLA. HATTER,
t Intonns his numerous Iriends and customer
ili.t Imva not vet beeu deceived py the ne ocoiinitnts
oi the siore he esttihllstiad in i'hesnut street, above
Klthth. that he Is iu no way connected with it notwith
standing their rumerous misrt preiientations to that
it. rL to se 1 to bis customers, bm that be can be foun 1
atC. McCal.Lv' MWHlf HTOKE No l3oa"i-
NDT tieet third door above new uu'letin Offloe
where be can oRer tbtm better bargains and larger stock
'o select ;iTm. , ' ' ' 1
1 McCALLA'S NBVV HAT STORE,
NO.
UV1S CIlEhN L'T Street-Evety hat has the
low
est price ftiaiked on it in plain Ugarea (,'u 1 anaena.
ailbti the Immense siocs ana v a mrn
v. . . '
STRAW HATS AND SUMMER HATS.
thousand ot the newest stvie Hats, a
prices 25 per cent less than elsewheae.at MoOaLLV
lit W II AT STORE So. tilS CUtsSUf bUeet, third
door above Kew Bulletin nice.
1J STRAW
HATS RETAILED AT WHOLE-
4 sale prices
Blitvest aisortment In tins town at
K... ill A'- VlW HIT MltlttC. 0. HI! L'HK.sSn V
Mreet Every article has price marked on it In plain
DAiures. . ,
rm HTTtAW AND 8DMMKR II A T 8.-
J Biggest stocky blgge .at ?rMj. "J-1""'"' prises
in thioclly, at McCALLA'S NKW 111 BlOKfci, No,
m, r ii it tut it Mtraat. third door above New Uuliatln
Oillea. Yon can save from 60 ocnU to l on a single
article. '
m HARRY B. MoCALLA RETURNS ! HIi
Ualneera thanks to bis numerous Iriends and aiu
turners who have followed
EUhtn (of which he baa
tuem that ha can dow
cent Na tuaa berewfor.
ber.tTS.
W!A"e Dy l cir beutirul tunear
MAJiltlKLr.
R1I.EY VILLEit. Ou Thursday morn or, the
14'h Instant, at i-irace Choreh, bv the Rev Benjamin
A at son. 1). I) , UKjUIH E i. UlLhT to LYDlA M
MILLER, both of this eitv.
' ' ' IJIKL). ' '
BKRRT. On the 14tb ins. ant, Meu'enant Colon 1
CA1 EH M. B KKY) In his 44th year.
ti e ndatives and Iriends aud the members of the
2sih Kmnient Pennsrlvania Voluuto-rs; Intent-
U)6ue,Ho. 187, A T. al.; Hope Lodre, Nn. H3
'. O. of O. F. and ihe Order in veneral; tne Minnie
Men of '76; and ihe Htnot o Order ot Washington,
are invited to attrnd his innerai, 'rora his late rest
t.enre Ho. 418 Kced strict on -Jundav afternoon at
3 o'clock. 1 proceed to Odd Fellows' Cemeterv.
H'8I I13S. On the 14th inslaut CLARA COR
DELIA, daiobtend four es H aad UatiidaEpste n,
and 7 monibs 3 wees, and 4 dai.
I be relative and mends a e intltod to a'tend the
funeral fioiu I, er patents' residence, No 1204 Carlton
siret t. on Mindav afternoon at 2 o'c ock. lo pro
ceed to Otld i el ow' Cotnete.v. . '
FINN KR On tbe morninr of tbe 15th instant,
UaN4U F (i.NEK, rei'ot ot the ut e AodiewP.
timer, in tbe 82d ear ol her are.
1 be relatives at d iriends ol the faml v are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, tiomtheresidnnoe
oi her son-lniaw, E. W. Bushneil, o 1H08 Cam to
sttect, on Monuaj afternoon at 4 o'clock, without
lurtoer notice.
f LEWIS On ftbe rnornirg ot the 10th insiint,
JOHN 1 KVM8,latool Hpnnrtteld, Delaware oounty,
In the 90ib ) ear ot nls aire.
I be relatives and tnt-uds of ihe lamllv are ;e-pct
nl.y Inviied to a-iend his lunerai, without urt'ier
notice, Irom tbe rs dence ot h i dauhtor, In Upper
L)a-bT, on Second day attemoon, the 18th 'n-tatit, to
eave tie bouso at 8 o'c ock, lnteimcul at bprlnr
field. .
PATTON.-On the 14ih instant JOSEPH PAT
H)J, late I.icdiui ant of tbe iixth Po ice District, In
the 42d ea ol bis ape.
1 tie H-lauves ard Iriends of tbe fan tit, also
Mdlta Lodec, No 206, A Y K , the Henry Ouaidn,
and 'he memtieis ol ti e Po ke Department, are in
vited to attend Ms Innerai, Irom his iato res dence,
No 43 K. Iwenttoih s reet, on sum ay, tho 17th in
slant, at 2 o'clock P. 11. lo proceed to Mount Uo
nab Cemeter) .
T O B D A N 'B TO
NIC ALE.
tl JOUDAN'8 TONIC ALB.
JOKllAN'H TOMC ALB.
JOROAN 8 TONIC ALB.
It is recomtnendc by physicians ol this and othet
rise s as a superior h ic snd requites but a trhU to
roainrs the aiost skeptical oi Its great me It. l o be
bad, nbolcsalaaudretaU, ol P. I. JORDAN,
No. 2i I' K A H Ntreet
( hamaagne Cider bv tbe do n. bottled or bv tbt
barrel 2 14j
UNADULTRKATRD LIQUORS ONLY.
RICHARD P K.N IS TAN'd
SriiRR AND VAin TS.
No. 439 crneu r stRiiEr.
Near v Opposite 'be Pot Oa-.ce,
HH1I.AIIELPHI A.
. Families supplied. Orders irom tbe Country promptly
attended to. 6 31$
AMUSEMENTS.
RISLES's CONTINENTAL NEWS
IXfHANOE.
i bvice heats to all p aces ot Amusement may be bad
an to kh o'e cck snv (vcnlng. 1811
TJXIOX" NATIONAL
GIFT CONCERT!
TO BE GIVEN AT
SMITH A NIXON'S 1IAIVL,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, JULY 5, 18CC
100,000 Gifts, Valued at $990,000!
Number of Tickets, 1,000000 1
AT ONE DOLLAR ACH !
8140,000 in Greenbacks!
TITLE TO JtFAL KB TA1E PERFECT, AND
WARRANTY DEEDS GIVEN.
1 Glit In Seal Estate (several parcels) In and
near t nicago T.u o
I Gilt in orcenbaclts
5 tilits in (nenoao a. each lO.liOO
Ml (SKI
tf tltlO
IV (jilts in ureeni aoKs. eacn awiiv.
an,i00
10, 00
K 4. ittm lu UiMnlmoki, eaoli a-itMHl,
I Uln In Ileal l state, tW acres, o miles west of
hlcato
10,000
lOlninkei-i instate In Juneau count v. Wln-
com,ln.... 2.200
SO Gilts iu Real 1- state 6l Lots in Brand's Addi
tion to i bicatin, each 00 W.OOfl
50 Uilis In elegbnt l'lauos, eacb 800 40 ihmj
awizoo
(9,876 o'her valuable OI ts many of them large
valued at trow tl to 500 697,800
Teal value In Prizes !)90 OHO
For lull dtsciio rve list OI Prizes, see small bll.s. ao-
company lug orders.
ihedrkwiud w hi take place tn the Hal'. Immediately
afie- the i oncert by a Committee appointed by tbe
audience the first number d awn ent tling me holder
oi the ticket corterpondlng to Its number to tbe bigheu
prize, toe second to the second nuliest, and so on, until
. lb whole is comp eteil. , i
(J001 AD RELIABLE AO"' NTS wanted In every
town and city In tbe Union, to whom great Induce
ments are otlered.
SPECIAL TEEMS TO CXTJBR FOB KITE OR MORE
- ; ' TICKETS. . j
W will send
6 Ticke.s. 1 address..! 4 Ml 40 TlckeU. 1 address. S35 00
10 do do .. 9 110 60 Co do -1.43110
t0 do do ..i 7 10 ion do do .85 Oi)
90 do do .. 26'i5l Bend stamp for postage.
In every esse send tbe name ot each ticket hmder
with mil auures ss to tot ORlce, county and Mime.
Ui ney may be sent at our risk by .zprcss. Draft, Post
Oilice Order or heglatered 1 etier.
Auaresa an communications 10
BRYAN, ROSBROOK ic CO.,
Ko. 100 UADI80S Street. Chicago.
(P, O. Drawer 5927.)
6 816t
,NUT STRfcE'f TUEATKIfi.-
fe,. corner NINTH asd Walnoi' strnui..
Begins ii
i quarter to 8.
or
". MR EDWIN BOOTH.
THIS (Saturday By"tiJu, tfuoe 16,
hhlel's Tragedy iu 5 . cts cf ., ;
l onnt Pescara .................EDWIH BOOTH
klonla.lH 1UOI.-B KB.VKMJB.
luesday. KOWIN BOOl'lt as HAMLET. !
Wednesday, Fare we 1 1 Benefit oi - '
MH. EDWIH HilOlH.
and ftft'-flrst right ot bis remarkable engaitemont
UUY iiLAH ano i siiimi u ink. aUKCW.
EDWIN BOOTH
in both plaf.
liie reuowneu bduuiwiiv v iuo nuauyur.tjt nas
betu piepared on a sea e of magnitude.
DREW'S NEW ARCH STREET
1VX Ml
ti-ATKR.
rutvdK OF 1IVE. Beirlns at A n'clnrk
Blxih Uiuht of the ravorl e Comedienne,
U1T1E Ui.NUt.U80N,
... -v
, , FOUR CHARACEB8, .
FOLR t-HARACThB-J.
with Bonps and Fauces. ...... ... 1
lill insiuruavi j. uuiie id, .
Last time o the beautiful Urama of
YT KAi11l,EEn MAVOUBNEllV.
Kathleen... ...... ...... ! uenderson
Tu COnC:UU WJVO HI viaiiid VI
4U ," T Till-: File NTH SPY. ' . '
FT l IE BENDER-OS
Ui'fcrMJhawtora. , ....
. 1D. re . iTI'K sToKlJi AVK MAN'S WIFE. ,
Sea's secured six days In advance
YALER'8 ( UV1 K M lL.lii.lt HI WINI'EK
OAKIEN-i.os 720-TJ6VINF Btreet. , T
II UAMI IJIOIAU no u vv.ivi.iHa
NIGH XLY.
Rv two lame and effle'eut Orchestras.
And ETEBT NIGHT In connexion with our i
Ana.Btlcl Lgi0118TU,sU BAND,
a Press Band, oompiislug tns nest Arusu in tne cuj,
will penonu.l)v
Our spacious but-mer Gar it u, artistically laid eut
witn hhrubbery rountalns. eto.
Wlla U . jjf THB LADIIiB' HALOOM. .
Ksneclally set apart tor F tatlLIEB, U e bast of Creams
and other Keirasbtnenta will be served, . . 8-ij
errSsi 'THE PIANOS WHICH WE MANU-
.fS:c rV":'!" il'I :X."n"'Ar.,:h,rrtv. and reasonable price, oomb nedwuh
HStsYnV t'aoaiopTr a .uilguarante. For aale only at o. lu.7 WaXNUf
Don't lorgel tkeiNutn- I ,..vr cimn uiirriitimnniM '
AMUSEMENTS.
NEW AMERICAN TIIEATBE
W atfl'T Btreet above Elahth
1.A8X weh ur tub Re no WSED
H iMOs BROThERrt
Msd'lle Z sNrRRTT the atest Tiht Idm Arila'a.
and the reiebtated 8IKOH1HT VAalLY. who will per
form then wonner al leats ever) evenlnv.
IIIIILLMJ I BSI.l.tr TKUUf 1.
Popnlar Drama and Lauahala ratee.
Matinee every Saturday Aiternoon. 6 II
GYMNASIUM
FOB I AOIKH, OFNTLEVEN, AND Ctllt PRRW.
,B. C'KEJ1 Or NINIH AND AHOll HTUKETS.
OPEN tVtRY DAY AND EVEMNO. ,
AlX MJMwER
Podl'y ejteitlse Impuris health and strensth Mi 4 best
rtventlve aralnst rlrkness o' tbe cumins summer
I'liim lioea.ora uiLLKHKA.mi a Lb. Wis.
r i
MILLINERY, MANTUA-MAKING,' 6Vc
WOOD & CAKY
No. 725 CHESNUT St.,
OFFER
TRIMMED BONNETS,
AND
LADIES' ANI MISSES' TRIMMED HATS,
AT COST.
EVERT? STYLE OF
BONNET AND II AT,
AT MODERATE TRICE".
bonnet frames,
HIBBONS,
MLKS,
CRAPES,
FLOWERS, ETC. ETC
WOOD & CAUV,
No. 725 CHESNUT, STREET.
4Ie2mr
O. 103 N. EIGIITU STREET
Just ltceived. a large and splendid assortment ot the
most fathlonab'e i
BUTTONS, FANCY TRIMMINGS,
For Coats and Dresses, at greatly reduced prices.
Ladies, call at our store and convince yourself ot the
fact,
SMALL PBOriT AND QUICK SALES.
WM. LON N KRSTADTEU,
No. 103 North EIGHTH St.,
Second door above Arch, next to tbe corner
6 29tothstTl
MRS. R. DILLON,
Nos. 323 and 331 SOUTH Street,
Has a handsome assortment of SPB1MO MILLINERY ;
lines' and Inlanta' Ban and Caps, Bilks, Velvets
Crapes, Blbbons. Feathers, Flowers, Frames, eta Ct 164m
TOADIES' CLOAKS, BASQUES,' ETC.
VADB AND TRIHMKD
IN TBF MOB'1' F8H10NAL! STYLE,
FKOM THE BKaTOOODS,
AT THE LOWi-bT fOBSIBLK PRICE.
IVE.N8 & CO.,
5114m' Sc. M Ponth NINTH Street.
LUMBER,
jOfifi - Bl' ILDING! BUILDING!
1-OOU. LUMBER I LUMBER! LCMBKat
, , . ... ...ST. P iOAKO.
KAIL PLANK
' WH1TK PlJSr; L ORIWO
YEILUW PINE FLUOUINO.
SPBI'CE PIHF, fLO RIfU.
ABd AND WALNDI 'LOOUiN(i
, PLASTFRISO LATH.
! PLA8TERII.Q LTH.
"1 UWfk HEML0CK AND 0 A K
PISE, HEM I OCK. AHI) OAK TIMBER,
. CUT IO A BILL,
CUT TO A BILL,
AT SHOKT NOTICE.
1866:
CEDAR AND PINE 8HINGLES.
CH)AR AD PINE BHINOLE3.
U I LONG CEDAR BUINULKB.
Mo. 1 BHOKT rEOAH SHINOLES.
WHITK PINK "UINOLK8.
OYPRKBX BHINOLE8.
FIXE AB80RTMKNT FOR SALE LOW.
i QCCK -LUMBER FOR ' UNDERTAKERS! I
10UO. LCMBEH FOB CNDERT AKERSl 1 .
RED CKDAR. WALNUT, AND PINE.
' RED CEDAR -WALNUT, ASP PINE. '
- QCXfX ALBANY LUMBEROPALL KINDS
JLOUO. ALBANY LUBBER OF ALL KINDS
, . , beaboned walnut.
' beabonkd walnut
' dry Poplar cherrt. and ash.
oak plk. amd bds.
mahogany.
rosewood and walnut veneers, j '
4 CCa CIGAR-BOX MANUFACTURERS
J.OOD. CIGAR-BOX MANUFACTURER!.
6PANIH11 CEDAR BOX BOARDa. i
AT REDUCED PRICES.
i OOO SPRUCE JUIBTI MUtlK JU1ST1
i-CUU. bPl UtEJOIMI BPRUt'E JOI6TI
r .y FROM 14 TO 32 FEET LONG.
. ' FROM -14 TO n FKET LONG.
BPBUCE BILLS
BEI1LOCK PLANK AND JOIST.
OAK PILLS.
JaAVLc. rtKU in'it j uu.,
ft 2? mrp
No 2 SCO BOLTH bTREET.
XT'. II. VIuLIIiVlMS9
ScYcnteenth and Spring Garden Sts.
OFFERS
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
SEASONED PATTERN
5 211mrp
PIIS E LU31 13 IJ.
TW. BMALTZ'a LUMBER YARD. N. E.
. coine, FIFTEENTH and STILES Btreet
OFFi.lt FOB BALE, ' cnEAi1 FOB CASH
Panel 1st com , 2d com , Id com., 4 i, 8 8, 8 1, White
P Ffi'sfadMCond ooallty Yellow (4 4, 6-4; and White
wX'" d two .Ides Fence
1 r khivlna Boar'a, Pass. Ash Planks and Boards, White
Pine I si '" B"ra',4 A-
Htm ock Joist and Scant, t. a aU sites. ,
p. inialot Spruce Hil s sud Scantlinn 1
P iVieilnAaih (English auo Ciala) Pickets.
Jhiniileii liiesnutl osts eto
V.htTany. Walnut Plank and Boatda
All suuis of Uuildlug lumber cut aud lumlahed at the
'shortest notice, at the lowast prlca. , n 881m
FLAGS, FIREWORKS, &o.
JTIREWOKKS! FIREWORKS !
IMMENSE DISPLAY OF
PLAIN AND C0LQ8ED WtlRXS,
- -
FOR TRADE FALES ANP EXHIBITIONS.
riECES FT.0M $4-00 TO flOO-OO EACH.
ROCKETS!,
DEJSUOLAS,
CRACKERS, ETC'
ATTENTION Of COUNTRY AND CITY TR ADR.
Xo. 138 South DELAWARE At cnuc.
tni STILPON & BOYEIt.
JTLAGS! FLAGS! FLAGS
BUNTING, SILK AND MUSLIN
FLAGS,
- OF EVERY SIZE AND DESCBIFTION.
SWORDS, .
SASHES.
BELI8,
, HASK BALL CAPS
BASE BALL BKLTS
AND MILITARY EQUIPMENTS OF ALL KINDS.
WILSON & IIUTCMNSON,
(Successors to Evans, Ilassall k Co.), '
No. 418 ARCH Street
641m PHILADELPHIA.1
FIRE AV O Iv S,
IN GREAT VARIETY, .
For sale at manufacturers' prices, by
A. II. FR ANCISCUS & CO.,
No. ' 513 MARKET Street, ;
ASD
Ko. 510 COMMERCE STREET.
Goods ordered direct from factory.
, lo order accepted alter July 1. (61 dim
CARPETINGS, &o
JUST RECEIVED,
YARD-AND-A-nALF-WIDE
VELVET CARPET IS,
NEW DESIGNS.
J. F.
& E B. ORN ,
No. 904
CHESNUT STREET.
3-4 1-8, 4-4, 5-4, 6-4, '
WHITE, RED, AND FANCT
CANTON MATTINGS.
J. F. & E. B. OltNE,
No. 904
CHESNUT STREET.
ENGLISH BRUSSELS,
FOR STAIRS AND BALLS, '
WITH EXTRA- BORDERS:
J. F. & E, B. 0RNE,
, No. 904 ,
CIIESN Tj Tt STREETi
500 r i E o e s
NEW PATTERNS
ENGLISH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS.
J. F. & E. C. 0KNE,
: No. 904
- H Mlmrp
STREET,
CHESNUT
ICE. COMPANIES.
JEEP COOL I! KEEP COOL ! !
; 1
1 OKDfiRlNVi 'lOURlCEO-
CHARLES S. CABPENTER & CO.,
VVBOLESALE AND BETAIL"
ICE DEALERS
So. 717 WILLOW, Above Franklin St.
Families supplied satisfactorily and at reduced rate.
Dealers and large consumers furnished on reaaonablo
terms. CBABLES 8 CABPENTEB,
JOHN OLENDENINO,
JOSEPH M. TBOJdAN, Jr.,
' 6 22 1m Proprietor.
A6TEBN ICE COMPANY. SEASON OP
188. 8 lbs. daily. M cents per eek 12 lbs daily.
76 cents per week t ltt lbs. daily. 90 cents per week iM,
lbs dally, al OH per week. Depot. No Ml QUbENi
htreet below Thi d. TUOat 8 i. L ON8,
1 , J O U SB. B TEJUJ.
TJNITED STATES '
BUILDER'S 'MILL,
Nos. 24. 26, and 28 S. FIFTEENTH St.,"
ESLER & BROTHER,
WOOD HOULDINOH, BBACKETS, BTaIR BALU.
TEK8, EWEI. POSTS, GESEBAL TOmSlNQ
8CK0LL WOBK.STO.
BHELVlNrt flNED TO OBDER.
1 he 1 argent assortment ot V004 Moulding as 'hi. oltp
ronatautiv ou haud.
llliui