The evening telegraph. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, June 30, 1866, FOURTH EDITION, Page 7, Image 7

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    THE DAILY EVENING , TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, JUNE(3Q, I860.
THE WATERING-PLACES.
Cape
Maw-Notes bv the Wav-Ooen
Ing Day-Prospects of the
pKTBIMNO TILKOHAPn SPECIAL C0IIRKSP!IDI!C1 )
CVKQBE33 Hall. Capb Island, N. J., )
June 29, 156. J
Among tbo many faTorito seaside resorts by "the
broad Atlantio'i shore," th'Te is none bold tn higher
estimation, none more Justly popular than Capo
Way. Iu magnificent beach, commanding; oae of
tbe most eztemdod ssa views to be found en oor
coast, and affording mot ezoellent bathing It
numerous first-class botoli, not lea than Its proxi
mity to th great cities oINaw York Philadelpbia.and
Baltimore, and iti easy access by tea, rlycr, or rail,
all combine to render it one of tbo most attractive
as well as most frequented of American watoriag
places.
While the attractions of other and rival points
nave been dco Inlnr, tho?e of Capo May hare boon
steadily on tbe increase. Last season the principal
1 hotels, anions which, without being charged with
making Invidious comparisons, w may mention the
Congress Hall, Columbia, and TJnitsd States, had
more visitors than tbey could well accommodate;
and so general was the demand lor "moro room,"
that tbe proprietors 01 these nouses have been com
pelled, in sheer se f-dofens (not to put too flue a
point upon it), to make important additions to their
Jormor estab'isbmeuts. Me prooose briefly to note
these aadi(ion, but before, proceeding to details we
will rive tbo rcador tbe tonellt of our experience in
tbe selection o a route thither.
I From New Tork or Philadelphia, or indcod from
any of tbo cities on tbe saboard, the most direct
and expeditious route to Cape Island Is by the con
necting linos of railway severally oalled the. West
Jersey, llillvlllo and Glassboro, and Cape Hay aud
lllllviile Hallways, more familiarly Known at tbe
Cape May Railroad. lbe lino traverses the centre
f the entire peninsnla or neck of New Jersey, from
Camden, opposita Philadelphia, to Cape Island.
CThe distance is eighty miles, and the time by the
nail nasfenirer train la three and a halt hours. The
rood was completed in the summer of 1803, and the
first through train pasoi over it on tbe 21th of
August of that year.
Previous to tbe completion of tbe line but little
was kno vn ot the sotitborn extremity of toe penin
sular ("O called), ou'nde of Cape island, its famous
beach, and tbe adjacent village ; and even that know
ledge, scant as it was, was confined to tbe favored
few who annually pi grimased thither. It was in
deed popularly bollcvod to belong to New Jersey ,bnt
that was a mooted point with many until tbe out
break ot the Rebe'lion. This seems to have settled
its status. The fortunato circumstance of a com
pany or two of volunteers bailing from Cape May
county being lound among tbe Union army, decided,
that whether she belonged to Now Jeroy er not, II
still formed portion of the Union. Since that time
this long agitated and ofteu contested point has
been considoied settled to tho satisfaction of all
loyal citizens.
Not only has the road opened up this hitherto
terra incognita and givon a fre-h impetus to Cape
Hay travel, but it has also ind iced an active settle
ment at various points a oug the line. The advan
tages of climato which its location afforded it, were
early seen and improved by cap talists. Large farms
have been opened, and all now successfully culti.
voted on both sides of the line, the abundant sup
ply of marl obta'ned from pits in the neighborhood
of Malaga affording an inexhaustible fertilizer.
MANUFACTURER.
At Glassboro, on tbe West Jersey Rnilroad, as the
name implies, tbo manufacture of glassware ib ex
tensively carried on. The works ot the Messrs.
Whitney Brothers and Stanger & Co., whoso works
are widely known, are located at this place. Messrs.
Jlooro Brothors and Rosenbaum ft Co., tbe tormor
at Fislorvillo, the latter at Mat iga, outh of Glass
boro, are alBO largely engaged in this important
branch of manufacture.
Vine land is the name given to a thriving yonng
town which has sprung up near the terminus of tbo
Millvlilo and Glassboio Road since tho throuqh son
section was mado. It is a very promising tbieo
year old, and bids fair to outstrip many ot Its older
neighbors in the ptnmsular campaign lor lame. Why
it should have bcenealitd Vinoland, except to dis
prove the generally received opinion that such high
toil only yields crsepers, it is difficult to conjecture It
boasts a hotel, a flue nursery, and a "weekly."
fcti aw berries of a most delicious flavor are among
the attraction! ol tho place.
Malag , a little hiyher up tho line, Is the victim ot
another misnomer. It has, as already stated, exten
sive g!as works, but no grapes as far as beard from.
These way, however, come a'ong by -and-by, when
tho decantors and glasses a e ready, perhans.-i
At Brldgeton, tbo terminus of the West Jorsey
Railroad a place we did not visit are located the
extensive works of R. C. Nichols & Co., known as
the Cumberland Iron and Nail Work. Here aiid
at Salem, glassware is also extensively made.
At Millville, a few miles south of the laud of Vine,
we visited tbe fine works ot Messrs. Whitaii, Taiom
& Co., and the foundry, machine i shops, and cotton
mill ol Mr. R. D. Wood. Iho numbor of operatives
employed in the workshops and factoiies at tho
various points mentioned are steadily increasing, at
Is also the amount of products passing over tho lino
to and fro.
'lbe next station south ot Millville is Manum iskiu
It is difficult to ascertain the origin ot this name by
any na'ural or legitimate process ol ortuogiaphical
deduction ; but as iho lud tins inhabited this region
of country at au curly day, aud Indians generally
are known to deal in skins and such like "dicker,"
it Is not altogether improbable that it mar have had
its origin in the somewhat leebie attempts of me
noble ravages to say Man-you-mut-scin.
From Manumuskin the neighboring villages of
Tort Elizabeth ami BricksviLe are reached by stage.
Woodbine, the next point on the road, is finely
located between Tuckahoe on tbo east and Punnis
vllic ou the bay. Beeslcy's 1'oiut, on (jreat Egg
Harbor, has many attractions to persons visiting
tbe Cape. The lathln? and bunting are good, aud
fl-b abundant. It is easily reached from Woodbine
or Scaville,
But we have left green fields and the iron track
behind us, and must bring our ramblo to a close
witb some account of Capo May, lis accommoda
tions and tbe prospects for the coming season.
Thk Cokoriss 11 all, Capb laLAD, I. F. Cake,
Proprietor. This well-known and popular hou-e
occupies a com manding locals on the southernmost
point on the island. 1 be site originally oocupied by
tbe bunding and grounds embraced, a few years ago,
ho Ocean House property, which has boen added
'bin a few seasons. It is now owned and occupied
J. V, Cake, having been purchased by him during
e past year for 9125 000. The appointments of the
uat are strletly first class. Iho dining-room,
0 by 40 feet, is a splendid apartment, eapable of
'ing with esse WO guests. It is fitted with chan
u rd, ana when lighted up has a' brilliant effeot.
:e groands and bath-houses have been put in oom-
e rupair, and everything in and about the bonne
n tne dosi possible order, lue nouse was tor
ly opened on tbe 81st Ol Mar. Already upwards
ne hundred ad flity names have been registered
by tbe 1st ol July the bouse will be In fall tide
coessiul epi ration tor tbe season.
Columbia Uotrl, William Bolton, Pro-
or -This fine nouse, which occupies the north-
nd or tbe village of Cape May, has recently
enlarged and r fitted.
be grounds, which embrace upwards of four
acres, have been greatly improved, as also tho inte
rior accommodations of the house. New kitchens,
washrooms, and offioes have boen added, and several
oommodions private balhing houses orected noar tbe
beach. It is proposed to farther enlarge and im
prove It for tho season of 1867. The proprietor, Mr.
Bolton, has long been known to Pennsylvania travel
as "mine host of tbe Bneblcr House," at Harrisbnrg.
He is an estimable man, and Is Justly popular with
the visitors to this fashionable waunng-place. Ho
has recently purchased the American House, for
merly conducted as a boarding-bouse and hotel by
Mrs. Reynolds. This house Is now also In readiness
for visitors. Tbe two will easily accommodate ono
tbonrand guests
TukUmited 8tatm, West fc Miller, Proprietors
ilajor West, formorly or the Cougro s Hail, is well
known. The United States, locutod between the
Columbia and Controls Hall, was one of the first
houses erected and opened to the public. It is four
stories high, has 200 rooms, and accommodation for
860 guests. It was opened on the loth Inst. Spacious
bowling alleys and billiard rooms attacbsd.
There are mauy other house? worthy of spocial
mention, but we must leave them, with many other
attractions of the Island, for another letter. Ail
we have room or time to add hero is onr conviction
that which tbe recent hot weather only serves to
strengthen that tbe reaaon just inaugurated will
prove one of the most attractive and successful that
Cape May has known. So mote it be,
Boh Votaob.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
ACCIDENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
NEW YOI1IC.
15 R A T C II O F F I C E.
No. 419 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.
FRANK O. ALLEN, Manager.
CHARLES P. TURNER. M. D , Consulting Physician,
jno. Ktt s. kiuuiu street.
ToHcles and Ialiy Tick Ms cover every description ot
Accidents, travelling or otherwise.
General Accident Tickets, fur one to six days, 25 cents
perdav, lnsurlna 5i00. and MIJ week y compensation.
Sea Voyage Policies to a 1 parts of the world issued
at low rstes.
GENERAL ACCIDENTAL POLICIES,
Covering all forms of Dislocations. Broken Bonos, Rup
tured Teudons, Sprains. Concussions, Crushlugg, Urn lues,
Cuts, Stabs. Gunshot Wounds, Burns and Hcalds, Kites
of Bogs, Unprovoked Assaults bv Buiglars, koboers, or
Murderers, tho action ol Lightning or Sun Stroke, the
efTiets of Explosions, Clieni'cals. Floods, and Earth
quakes. Suffocation by Drowning or Choking, wben
sucb accidental Injury Is tbe cause of deal h wlibln three
mouths of tbe happening ol the Injury, oi ot total dis
ability to f l ow tbe usual avocations.
THE BATES VAUY
From $3 to $50,
ISSURINO
From $.100 to $10,000,
IN CASE OF DEATH, AND
$3 to $50 Weekly Compensation,
OR ANY DISABLING INJURY
By permission, reference is made to the following gen
tlemen i
Colonel W. B. Tbomas, Collector of tho Tort
Colonel J. H. laggart, United states Collector of In
ternal Revenue, First District.
Htnrv Bumm. Lsq., City Treasurer.
B. B. Comcgys, Esq., Cashier Philadelphia National
Bank.
M. McMlcbacl, Jr., Esq., Cashier First National Bank,
J. W. Bexton, i sq., of Ann ot Messrs. Jav Cooke Co.
Messrs. 1 ewis. Brothers Co., Merchants, No. 239
Cbeonut street
Messrs. Tvler A Co.. Coal Merchants, So. 328 Walnu
Strep t.
Messrs. Wood, Roberts Co.. Iron Manufacturers
Ridge avenue, below Tweltth street. 3 10 eoal'it 4p
QASII CAPITAL, $200,000.
THE UNITED STATES ACCIDENT INSUR
ANCE COM PAN V,
Oi Syracuse, New York, Insures against
DEATH FROM EVERY CAUSE,
Whether ACCIDKNT, CIIOLEB, or PHEAE of any
kind, vltb weekly coiopensailou lor DISABILITY irom
AClllihM.
COMBINED rOLICIES FROM ONE TO F1V YEARS.
Act I l'F-NT TOL1CIES FROM ONE MONTH 10 TEN
VKaIW.
NO ll t DIt'A L EXAMINATION REQUIRED FOB
ACCIDENT l.NOLBANO..
This Is the only Company authorlied to Issue COM
BlNtD LIFE and AC. IDi.M 1'OLlC'lES.
in vim ol the nrts .ability o' the visitation ot
O. OLtHA tills summer, this opportunity ol liiMuring
agad et It tor a brief eeriod. at ecin'nilcai rates, should
command the at eutlon ot even ono; whl e ihn comlil
natlou ot AC 1DI NT risk ofereil with it enables ihoe
ie-tairg in the City, or transuding business here and
returning to the country dully, to guard against evur.r
loim of
DISEASE OR CA8TJALTY.
Peimlts issued for travel to Europe, etc. Active
Solicitors wanted.
WM. A. STEFHEKS, General Agent,
611 Im So. 501 CWESNUT 8treet. rhiladelphla.
ILLWAUD & WINEBRENER.
WM. MILLWARD,
D B WlEUUKNKR,
MAC1I1NE11Y AKD MANUFACTUTIERS'
S II P P L I E s ,
'o. 118 MATtKET Street,
FHILADELPUIA, l'A.
' AGENTS VOB THK 6 A LB OF
Cottcn and Woollen Machinery,
Deaiers in llanufaoturers' Snpphos of every do
scription.
Oak Tanned Leather Belting,
AND MACHINE CARD CLOTHING
Of best Quality and manufacture. 4 26 8 nrp
ESTABLISHED 1 7 9 5.
A. S. ROBINSON,
French Plate LookIng-(ilasscs,
EKGRAV1NGS TAINTINGS, LRAWISG3 KTC
Manuiacturer of all kinds of
Looking-Glase, I'ortrait, and I'io
ture Frames to Order.
No. 910 CHESNUT STREET.
THIRD VOOR ABOVE THE CONTINKHIAL,
Pini.ASBi.pniA. 8 IS
G
R E E N PEAS,
GBXEN COKK,
FBESH TEACHES,
. JTBXSH TOMATOES, FLDM3,
ALBERT O. ItOBERTS
DEAL EH JJV FINE GROCERIES,
18 4p Cor. EXKVBNTII and TINE Streets.
LOST THR CERTIFICATE NO. 1221, lrv
sued by the City of Philadelphia (old) to provide
lor the subscription to the Pennsylvania Kallroad Coin
pany'a stock unted September 'ii, 1KM tor one tliou-a id
dollars, payable to John (larth Hodgson, ot Prentun,
Lanrashlre. Kualand, and ltr. y hharp, of London Kn
laud. truateea. bmruiu luternxt at alx Dr i ent. ier an
1 num. Kedeainabie July 1 !. a 6 tutUslli
MEDICAL.
yox
poruLi
WRIGHT'S TAll SYItUP.
riilSCIPAL DFA'OT,
No. 771 SSouth TJIIItD Street
Tricp, fl-CO per Bottle; $5'C0 for half-a dozon.
Tbe undersigned citizens take pleasure In cheermllt
recoHinu tiding the use of Wright's Tar Hrnp tor
couxha. ccililn. cousuniptlon. vehoupioR-coufffe, spatted
lever, ilvcr complaint, pains In the LreHt, eronchlils,
Inl, animation, and restriction ot air vnsne s In the lungs,
etc. 1 he remrriv should be In every tnmlly I-
Charles V. Wi son, Fomv's Prni olllce.
Char es H tlrafleo, Sunlay Mercury office.
Jiinien holen. hi qwrer ofllce.
V I I lam F. forfait. Associated Press.
tV IIHum H. Carpenter. Fire Alarm and Felice T
ftraph. Filth and I besnut street.
A Kamlulph Front and ' ombard streets.
JsiLer Vt . Pcnine So. ll'A Charles street.
II A.Iiatla No. i-28 Ossktl street.
John v oeilslrte No la l Franklin sfret.
ltobert Thnmps'in Nn. lilOD Walter street,
K. U. Mnrcn, Ho. 6'M Fianklln sruet
J (ielilofl. So 731 B. !coond street.
Joint Nevninur. No. 513 H. front street.
. W. llowsnl. No. 1 Dock streot
11. C. Kartiett So. 327 S. -econd street.
L. Pates So. 6"ft Arch street
Allien Martin, ha. 417 h. Hecond street.
Mary Cs ilwe'L 5o IvK Ssnsom street.
W. Ihuniss. No. 20 S. Fourth stroft.
T. M. i artliv. No. H E iretli's alley.
Ccorge V I son No. 2.16 Race street.
v. . J'. Hrooas, No.69 North Second street
M. J. Ilassett. No. 119 Cunal street.
8. He iriour Kose Bus'loion.
Char rs KoRern, No. 821 South stiwt
K. T. Yi e iliiff-nn, econd and Quarry strcela
1. K. Ihemas. No. l:w South -Ut atr.ct.
M IImii hams. No MASouth f ront S'.ruet.
S. P. anion!, Opera Manager.
.loim MaKlnnis rear of No 134 North Second street
Mtk t. K. Cboate, Newark, Le..
Ar (Tilliam K- Wnohn
8m: We take uleanura In recnmmend'Pft yonriTAV
SYhL'Ptot' wnich we have already so ii euiisnlerabie
qua-itltiesi as a most exeeileni an'l erh aelous rnme ly
tor the complaints set lorth In vour printed mil alrea ly
sulimltteil to the public. Aa a urailtvtng act to suiterlni
hun.anltv we wll' cheer n It reoommeui (our prenara
tien to ail RtlHi-c d with diseases which It is dcslKued to
ur.,etc, j,IIKSAS0?Ii I)rnplnBta.
S, E. corner I'lne and Hixtli streets.
For a e also at
JOHNSON, HOLLOW AT COWDEN'S,
UYOTT O 1 H,
A nd all principal l'rurstisis and Dealers.
The subscriber woo d beg leave mrher to sav that
he is prepared te fl.l orders aid forward the syruu tc
an purt ol the coumrv. I'rfons des'rlng other Inior
mat ii n by n all will int lose a posiave sininp and answen
will t c relume d as soon aa the eaijiencfes of business
will admit Address
WILLIAM B. WRIOtlT,
S20 So "71B.TH1H1 hinet,Ihiialelphla, Pa.
QLAD N E W S
run j ii rj tisrunitztAiA.
BELL'S SPKClr'IC RKMliDIES
Are warranted in all cases, for the Hpekdt and Pehma
haM Clue ol all Ulscai-es ariniUK irom excesses er
OinilH L IMIM HKilON
Fnilsslons, Genital, Physloal and Nervous Debility, Im
potent c, etc etc
NO l HAN OF. OF DIET IS KECKs.SARY.
They can ue nsed without deieclon, and never fall to
er.ee t a Cure, If used according to instructions.
RFLLS SPKCIPIC PILLS,
Price One Dollar per Pox, or 8K Iloxes for Five Dol
lars; uso, Large boxes coiitalniug Four Small,
Price 'three lioilars.
Frem four to six boxes are generally required to cure
ordlnarv cases of Seminal Weakness, though benellt is
derived irom ulng a Binglo box
In hronic faces, and particularly wben Impotence
or Gei littl Dehl iiy with tiervous Prostration has
aflectcd the system,
BELL'S TOSilC PILLS
A re recoirmended as the most Ffflcaclous, Kcjuvenatlng
and invigorating Hemedy in the wor d.
A Package fiice Five Dol. art), wl 1 last a month, and
is atuera, y sullluient.
In extreme cares ofDebl.lty and Impotence,
BELL'S EXTERNAL REMEDY,
Price Two Dollars, suftlclcut for a montb, can be used
to good auvautage.
It fives btreugta to the Organs and. with the Pills,
will rei-tore Un ui to their normal condition.
A Pamphlet o. 100 pages, on ihe KH.tOHs OF YOUTH.
(1es!(.nvu as a Lecture and l-au Ion to oung Men, sent
tree. Ten Cenis rcquiied to pay postage.
It you cannot purchase Bull's Specific Remkdim
ot your Diutgiut, take no other, but send tbe money
direct to
DR. JAMF.8 BRYAN, Consulting Physician,
No 81!) BUOADWAY. New York,
And you will receive ilicm by return of mail post paid,
and tiee rrom observation.
For sale by DYOll & Co., No. 232 N. SECOND
street. B 11 S
C II O L E II A '
D IS AH MED!! !
'ihe Chief Canses of Pestilence Destroyed
Tin I.- i m in aiiit'k niaiv wt Tivri iriiTnta
secured bv I et ers 1 atent in the United -"ttes and
trance. 1 repared s le y hy the cw York Dlsliilectluii
Con pany, at their Laliorulory. Nos. VM, 3liu. and adj
Jl EN HY t-trect, New York; Ollice, No. 4' CEDAR
htreei
'l his Company orcnnied on a permanent basis, wltn
Dr. t ouriaret the celebrated Y icnch heinlst. in chaige
ol Its I uhoruiory. Is prepared to lurulsb lis Dislnvkct
inu Fl.l nB ior tick rooms, nurseries, urlnuls. wa'er
e otets, privies ceshpoolx, sewers, gutters, nliips, rail
roads bospitulH prisons and public InMltutioiiH of ull
kinds, siaukhlor-huusia, otlal and at-boliinc er-tahlisli-nii
nls; a I kinds ot manures ( tutnetise y Increasing ihe
value ol the latter to every farmer) and wherever pl
sonous and otlensive gasi s exist. Ibese agus are de
ooorizers. sntireptics antiputrescents, and di-ini. ctuoLi
In lbe scicutillc meaning oi the words. They remove
noxious bms rnd edois by cbetnical principh'S leaving
In their p. aces Imauhtui uir; they are iikstuovkus. ami
nof mereip absi rtn n s ot poisonous gases not Injurious
to utensils In which they uro used. 'I ho attention ol
tifdlcal and rciontitlc men is dlrec ed to theso dlsinlec
tants. Atmchcil i re tesilmon a s in lavi.r of this great
dtr-covcrv. hi, h whh huudiou oi others, can be seen
at h ( unnaiiy'" otl.ee.
Dklavan IIi tm! ALnAKT. JIarch 30 lHCti To tbe
Presiunjt oi the New Voik Iils'iileetlng compnny
Dear Mr: It Is mi! it Is rcwini nled in Le We have
made manv triais ot r Isiuiectitins, bui now consider that
we have lound an article which surpasses nl others ass
remedy against all bad cdors. T. HOEHmEL A CO.
New Yokk, April 9. idlsi. 1o the 1'residenr ol tho
New York Disin ecnrg enipauy-Dear Mr: We pro
nounce li v. itl.out exception to be the best ve h -.ve over
know. Its e fleet upon every mutier Is complete and
1 nsuntaneous. I). A. 1 E'lrtON, Astor House.
N . Ii. '11 ere I'islnleetan s ale used by the scavengers,
under tlie direction oi the Mtnltary Po Ice ol the Mctio
po linn 1U all h I'eptirlmeni New York
"CW I I L A 'I IlfTSII-ISON, No 42 C.DAR St. N. Y.
General and Sole Agents tor the United ntates and the
anadas. lo wl m all orders should be addressed
For sale hy all DrngglstH aud Geueral Dea.ers in the
United tales and Cuuudas. 6 Win
DK.LESSKrS VKll K1ABLK PILLS CHItR
Dvspepsia Diarrhoea. Rheumatism, Hliktlaad
ui hr. aud all oerangenients of the Liver Th".y purilv
ihe blood und mate the ikin soft and loir. For ale bv
Dr. LhrHEY No 1133 W. NINTH Mreet, Philadelphia
aod hy Iirugglsugenerall' .
( amiiln, N. J .September 2 18C5 nr. Lessey Dear
Sir: 1 1 trvts me treat pleasure lo add mv test iuoay in
favor ol your Vegetable LI.er Pi Is " 1 bad beu
filleted with deranged ondition o' the Liver for ten
years, anil, during i hut time, surfer d Intensely irom
acrid uiscliaiges rom stomach and bowels, seriously
piostiatlng my phfalcal aLd mental energies tor Weeks
at a time, so much so tha mvllewas desoaiied ot.
but. tb ougbakind providence, I was introduced to
ou aud by the "Oi lour Hl.s I have been wouder
iLhv lestored, not having had an attack o my old coin
pi air t or lost a Ingle aboath service, 'they act Ilk- a
charm Had it not beeu for them, I have no doubt 1
shou J have beeu laid aie noin the mini-try
I must aud a i cw lines in favor of your 'Life Pre.
serter ' or TtgetaMe l.lnimeut 1 have used I Im
arys'pelas Scalds and Kurm and Inflammations H
oreduces reu arkuble reaul's I wax cured ol a ven
baa sure hy I r use Many ol my neighbors are using It
and it ylves universal satisfaction it suould beln even
house. Yoi'rs,
RV. J H. tTO -KTO.V,
4 frtuthsJin TblRD Street, . amden, N. J.
XJ treated with tb utmost suocess by J 1HAAUH,
M. I. lu lat and Aurlat. No. Alfi PINE HtrttfiL TaatJ
monlan irom the mom reliable sources In tbe city can
ba seen at blaorrlce. Tb Medlra' Faculty are hrvited
tn accuninanr their na'lenta as he baa no secrets In his
practice. ArtiOc'al eyes Inserted without pain. No
cbie snada lorexanilnaSitiu. I Si
T
f(CAMPHOB TROCHES,
jy' f - Tmltin PrevsaUve of -or-
Y OHOIiBB -A.';
V rUrrkoi, Vyenury, I Ckolor. K or bin,
S.4j Bok Fsetor, O. B. Meaftles, DronuSj, yf'M
'
MEDICAL.
JHE PERUVIAN
S Y II U P
18 A PltOTECTED BOLLTIOW OF TI1E '
PROTOXIDE OF IRON,
A new discovery hi medicine which
STRIKES AT THE ROOT OT DHEASE, ,
By supplying the Blood with Its vital Fbinciplb, ob
HH (LKMIM-IHON.
This is tbe secret of tne wonderful sue .ess ot thti remedv
In curing
DYfTF.rsiA, MVF.R tM'MPLAINT, naOPSY,
CIIKUNHl DlAKHIKE. BOIL-. Nc.UVOtlSAF.
F l TI(B, tllll.LM AND Fe Vr.KH HUMIH8,
LOSS or ('"INSTITUTION AL VKJOB DI8
EAPK8 OF Til r. KIDNtY-t AND It -AD
Dr.lt, Fl MALE CiVPUAlMj,
And all diseases orltlna Ins; tn a
BAD STATE OF TIIH BLOOD,
Or nrcompsnlcd by Debility or a low sta e of the svstem.
Belim ir, e irom Alcohol in any lorm Its energizing ef
feet are not ioI owed hy coirespomllng reaction, but are
permanent, Iniuxtng strength, vigor and i.ew 'to Into all
parts ol tbtitmo'ii. and bulllng up an Iron Constitution.
I)YSPLPIA AINU 11KBILITV.
From the Vonerab e Arctdeacon COTT. D D.
"1. IK ii AM, t anada Fast March 71, M.
' I am an Inveterate Dspep.lc ot more than!
j ears' standlnv."
''1 have been so woneerful y benefited In the
three short weeks during which I i-ave used the l'B' uvlan
fyrup that 1 can scarce y persuade mysei of the reality.
People w ho have known uioart a onlched a' thechsngn.
1 aui widely known, and can hut recomuiend toothers
that which has done so muee for me."
A CASE OF -47 YEARS' f-TANDING CURED.
From 1N81 EY JEWF.rr, No 15 Avon P ace, Boston.
"1 ha' e suffered, and somrtimos severely, lor tl years,
from dvspep-la I coiiiiuenced tak ng the Peruvian
r-ruc,aii( lound luiiiiediute binelli I'rmn It In ihe course
ot three or four weeks 1 was entirely reileve l from nv
stiflerins, and have enjoyed uninterrupted health ever
since."
One of the most distinguished Jurists in New F.nglsnd
writes to a Friend as ioiiows :
"I have tried the PERUVIAN SYRi'P, ard the result
fu'ly sustains your prediction. It has made a new man
of me In used Into my system new vigor and energy: I
am no longer tremu ous and debi I a ed as win n you
lai.t saw me, but a ranger, h artier, and wltrj larger caoa
ci y tor labor, mental and physical, thau at any time
during the last five ears "
An eminent Divine ol Boston sars !
"1 have been u Ing the PERUVIAN SYRUP for some
time past; It gives me new vigor, buoyancy of Irits,
elasticity ol nmsc.e "
Thousands hatebien changed, bp theusr of thisremdy,
trim of, t ct y. svj)rii q cr. uturet to s rong. hraithy,
and hajpy men and women; and invalids cannot reason'
ably lies laie to yive it a trial.
A pamphlet of 3raues containing certificates ofenres
and recommendations irom some of the most eminent
physicians clergymen, and o hers, wl.l be sent fhik to
any address.
See that each bottle bai PERUVIAN SYRUP blown In
the glass.
ruit HA1.K BT
,T. P. DIRSnunE, PROPRIETOR,
No. UO DEY Street, New York.
ANT) BY ALL J'Rl GGISl'8.
gCROFULA.
All Vertical lien agree thnt IODIN". isTURBF.ST
Rl A:r.ll I or croima and all klenred dNpANe evpr riiH.
covered 'lbe dithculiy has been to obtain a Puuk bold-
noh oi it
DR. II. ANDERS' IODIXK WATER
Is a Ture Solution of Iodme, w ITUOCT A SOLVENTI!
Conialn'ng a pill grain to each ounce of water.
A YOST POWERFUL VITALIZING AGENT AND
litS I'OKAIIV c.
It has cured and will cure rROFCLA In ail its maul
told lorms,
ULCERS, CANCERS, SYH1ILIB, SALT RHKUU,
And it has been u-ed wl h astonishing success In cases
Ol JUIKl StAlll-M. DYSPEPSIA, t ONSI'MPTION. FEMALE
toltl LA1NTS. liEABT, L1VFU, and KlOAET DISEASES. etc,
Circulars will be sent fbee to any ono sending their
address.
Price '00 a bottle, or 6 for 5 00.
Prepared by Dr. a. ANDEhS, physician and Chemist
FOR SALE BY
J. P. DIXS.MOKK,
No 36 DEY Street, New York.
AND IIY ALL DPUGG1ST3.
yiSTAR'S BALSAM
OF
W ILL) CUE 11 It Y
HAS BEEN USEn FOII NEAKLT
HALF A CENTUItY,
WITH THE MOST A8TONI8IIINO 8CCCKSS, IN CCRINO
co! gi1s colds, iiouskness. more throat,
inrlufnza whooping ouoii croup,
livir complaint bko nc1ii us,
difficulty of bri.aihi.nu,
ASlhMA. AND F.VK1H
A FFEC'I ION OF
THE THROAT, LCSdS, AND CHEST.
CONS 17 M I T I O N,
Which caines off moro victims than aii' other disease,
aiu. nlnch bullies tne skill o' .he 1'. ysiciuns to a greater
extent tban urv other uinlady, o.ten
T1FLDS TO Till.. REMEDY
When all others prove InelToctuul.
A S A JIEIJK IXU,
RAPID IN RELIEF, SOOTHING IS EFFECT, IN
ITS OPh.KA.lION
IT IS UASLHPASSED!
Whl e as a preparation, tree f'om noxious Ingredients,
poisons, or minerals: uuit ng skill, scieneu and medical
kn..w ledcr ; combining all that is valuable In the vegeta
ble kingdom ; tor th s class o disease, it Is
lMOJIPAUAIlLE!
Ard Is entitled, merits, and receives the general confl
uence oi the public.
EYMOl'R 'I HATCHER M. D.,
Of Dtrman N. Y., writes as oPows:
" isia..'s Halsam ok ViLDCiiKnitv gives universal
satlsiaction. It teems to cure a ( ough bv loosening and
cieantdnv the lungs and allaving irritation, thus kk
UOVIKG TI E CAUSK, INSTEAD OP 1IUY1NU Ur T11K COIIOH,
and leavino THE CAi SB uuiiiND. I consider the Balsam
nsgood us an, it not the best Cough medicine with
which I am acquainted "
From Pen Judge f-PRARFR, of Canajoharlo, N. Y.
Genilenien : This is to certl y that niyse I aud lamlly
have used Dr Vtl-TAU's Bai.sau op Wild L'hkuiii for
severa yuirs, aud thai I take great p en-ure in rocom
mending It In preierence to any Tilngof the kind ior the
purposes lor which It Is Intended, in caes ol Auhma,
i'h li sts, or a llectlons ot tho lliruui, 1 have never met
wl'h anv iblng eiiuul to I .
Very respcctlully, D VVID 8PRAKEB.
Tne Rev. JACOB SEt'HLF.R ef Hanover, Pa..
Well known and much respected among the German
population in this country, makes t e following state
ment lor the beuetit ol the aillicted:
l ear lrs: Having rca.liied m- my mnillv important
benefits from the use of ; our vuluable prepara Ion
'A'ihtak's Hals am op Wild (iikuki it afloMs me plea
sure lo recommend It to tl e public Some elgnt years
ago one nl mv daughters seemed to be In a decline, and
little hopes ol her recovery were enter ained 1 then
procured a bottle of your excellent Hulsam. and be.ore
she had taken the whole of the contents of the bottle
there was a great improvement In her hea th. I have,
In my individual case, made frequent use ot your valua
ble medicine, and have always been benefited bv it.
JACOB 8k.CUL'.R.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR A BOTlLE.
FOB BALE BT
J. P. DINSMORK. No 38 DKY Street, New York.
SETH W. FOWLE A SON, Proprietors, Bosto i.
And bv all Druggists g ItislSt
Q 11 A c i: ' s
CELEBRATED SALVE
CURES CUTS, BURNS, SCALDS.
GRACE'S ( ELE11HATED 8ALVK
CURES W0UND8,BRUI8E8,8PR.IN8.
GltAC E'B ( KLKUItATED SALVE
CURES BOILS, ULCERS, CAKCERS.
1 GRACE'S (ELEUltATED SALVE
CURES SALT HHEUM, ERYSIPELAS.
GIlAt'E'M CEIiKUilATED SALVE
CI RES CHAPPED HANDS, CHILBLAINS.
. GRACE'S C ELEBRATED HALVE
nEALS OLD SORES, FLE-iH WOUNDS, ETC.
It is prompt in action, removes pain at once, and re
duces the most angrv-lookmg awenlugs and Inflamma
tions, aa If by magic thus affording le lei, and a com
plete cure
Oulv to cents a box 1 (Sent by mall for 33 cents )
VOB SALB BT
J. P. DINSMORE, No. 3b DEY Street. New ror'
8. W. FOWLE A SON. Proprietors Boston
And by all Druggists, Grocers, ai d Count1' r Mcr.
MEDICAL.
Dlt. HYIrON'S
(onstKutlonal Ueiiovator
for the bapid curb or
Int'lplrnt CitDisnmptlon, ftn'l sill Olfsestneia
, OtUsissluK to CouauiuptluM,
arrn as
Coughs, Colds, IIoarseneM, ( roup, Branchlt's, and all
Aiseases or tne j.ungs ana Kaspiratur.v uriraus,
Liver Coiiiu amt, Dyspepsia Lusa of Ap
petite, Nervous Deblll y wi.h
Rteat Lassitude oi theMus
rular Hvam e o
The success of this me dicine In tbe cu-e of disease
has wlthsiouo. many crl.lca. tests in this countrv and
elsewhere! its salutary eHec s on disease are widely
dlsftmliiated, and require no effort to pany ihe preju
dices o the skeptic..
l a. DriToh i-1 take t"i oppor unlty to mtortn voa
that I con Ider you the greatest doctor on dlseas s ot
the lungs in the coun ly I bad a sulttlng of blood,
with large lumps ot green mailers a vlu.ent nala In my
breast and shoulders, a a raining couan and several ot
the most eminen' physichns gave me up as a hope .ess
. ase ol conaurtlDtlon I tried nil the rnmeillea of the
dav and gamed no re let rut view worse : whea a rrlend
aovlsed me to tiy your Renova or satlsiylnv mo tnat
on were a regular graduate ol the University of l'eun
s ivania and uot a self-stvled doctor. I u-ed "Ut nine
bottles ot jour Renovator, and to the surprise of my
irlends. 1 am now a well man and able to attend dally
to my onslness.
'Any one needing further particulars of my case
can call on me ana he sa Islled.
'NICHOLAS H1LGER,
No. 'dio Kaoes treet "
Dr Tlvlton is a reirii Mr urdiiAia n, iha
Univerghv ol Pennsylvania, illia dip oma
ran be seen at hiRntflno i KmtnlnM i.untra
.llliiklll f)i a .. a ,,, ijl .. , i,
Street. J 24 th-mira
PROPOSALS.
A
KnntAuirK cual for the navt,
Navy Depmitmrnt
Bur.EAB ot EgUirMKNT AND KsCltUITlSO,
Ju e 80 Irtiui
Sealed I'rouo-als for furnishing Alltlirtimt (,l
for the Inavy, to be del vyied uurinth i liscil year
tudiDfr 3Jtb June 1H07, will be rejoived at this
buieau until 10 A St.. iiO a Julv. 18(30
1 bese propo.-als must bo indotsed "Pronosa's lor
Anthiaciio (oai lor .sfiamors," that thoy may Oe
d.s luguisbcd from o her business etteis
llio offer niust bo ior Hie denvery 01 40,000 tons of
2240 pouiidn.
I i.e coul must be of tho bet Bu"k Mountain or
B ack Ueatn, or of a kiud equar to in in in a l
respects, tor tne purpose intended winch equa ity
will Le duteriniued bv a Board appoint U tiy the
hecreiaiy 01 tne Auvy alter tbe receptiou of 1
be
Lius.
Ihe name of tho coal Dronosod to bo furnished
must bo stated in the oiler.
It is 10 bo de'ivored in lumps of suitable size lor
nava steamers, clean, ot uniform quality, selected
nee from impurinre, uum xetl, ot winch the con
tractor will be required to tarnish suoU eyid mod as
win no aatisiactorv. ana oe sutiiejt to sued lusnec
lion as to qualnv and qunn.ny as the Departmunt
may turtci. iiis us must, in a 1 ro-pects. uo suns
lactoty to tbe inspector or inspectors o be appointed
by inu liureuu, w no win nave tuo ngnt ot paietuo
tory leji etiou.
1 bo coal is to be tlclive'ed on board vessel, at
sucb piace in the po t 01 I'lnludelpli a as may be
designated b tiio Bureau, auu in such qu iunt.es
auu at sucu tunes as, in tne opinion 01 tne Bureau,
the exigencies 01 tne service nisi rcati.ro. com.
mencmg when Ue vessel is report d ready to receive
etirgo; luruist.ing, it demanded not los than one
thousand tons per day, to bo distributed to eacti
vessel, as nay Lo directed, until tbo loauiug is com
pleted Proposa's will be likewise recoivf d lor the dolivorr
of 12,000; tons 01 tbe sumo quality ot ooal, to oe de
livered iu tbe poit ot iNew York, on board ves.eU, as
at I'hi.aoili Liu.
In tn case ot failuro to del vcr tho coal in proper
quantity, of tbo piouor qua.ity, and at the proper
l.nie ana piace, tue uureau w in reserve in tie con
tract lb right to purchase forthwith at tbo con.
tractor's risk and evpenso. Hint which may eoom
cecs9arv 10 supiny tne uancietcy
Anv dtuunage or other charges to which the
Isavy Department may be sutjeuied from uoiavs in
tbe prompt tlei very 01 the coal by tho contractors,
will De aeaucieo irom timir ti is
The price must boloitbecoa' delivered on board
vesseis, on tho terms aud coiidaioi b above Btatud, at
the contiacioi'H risk and expense, and without extra
clmrsro 01 anv kiua
I ho (Her, as ri quired by la v, must be accompanied
by a written guarantee, siyued by one or more ro
Biionaibie uereous, 10 tho effect that tbov nudoriaka
that tho bidder or biduers will, ii his or their bid be
Kocupud entor into obligation, at such tiuio as may
Le 1 tetcriLtd by tbo Buieau. with good and sullf-
cient securities, to iuruiati mo sup tines proposed
ISo proposition wnl bo considoied uu ess accom.
punied by such gliniariteo: and the Department ro-
selves tho right to reject ull the olio a, 11 cons.dured
to be to tbo interest 01 iho service, to do so.
two or moro sureins each, in a sum equal to tho
nrai.nnt snecmud to uu puiu. win bo rueinired to sivn
tho contract, and their responsibility will be cortilind
bv the Assessor 01 interuul iteveuuo 01 tho District.
As auuitionsl aiui coliateial security, twenty par
cent win oe wnuntra ir nn ine amount ot an uv
nients, which reservation is not to be paid except by
auibority 01 the necrclury 01 tne Aavv. uum tlie cm
tract shuil have been in an respects complied w th
and the reu am ng eighty per o ui , or othur amount
tnut ma? Le 11 ue upon each b-n, will, wnon a proper
ccrtiiicu'e is lurnisiiuti d tno nisl,e"tor, una ihe bill
ai proved by tbe Bureau, oe paia bv such navv agouti
as the cobtractor may numu, with'n ten davs alter
the W4i niuts lor tbe same Blmil nave beou pasod by
tbe etcieiary 01 tno irasu y.
It will oe stipulutuu in iho contrac' that it default
be made in the uoiivery ot com, in the quantity or
qunltiy, and at the piuco und time directed by tn
bureau then and in that case, the coutiaotor aud
his suieties wnl lorlei und pav to tho Uuitud Stutos
as liquidated iiainage, a sura of money not exceed
ing twice the coutiuct piice, wUicn may be recoveicd
from time to unto, uccuruinv to tno act oraoisot
congress in that cuso provided.
Id tide's whoso proposa s ahuil be ncceptod. and
none other, will bo uutilied, und, as earl v a prncn
cublu, a oontiact will be ttansni tied to them, whicn
they will be required to execute; witlnu ten days
alter its receipt at the post otftco or navy agency
named by them.
Tne lorm of vllbr, guarantee, and certificate U
herewith Ktveu:-
rOKM OF OFFER
I (or we), or, Stuieoi , borebv agree to
ituu sh and deliver inousaua tons ot
antlirucito coul lor steamnrs use, at -, at ihe
ia'f 01 per toi. ot ililO pounds, amounting to
. 1 uoiittis, tne wholo in conformity with tho pro
visions und terms ol t ie advor.isetnout ot the oJtti
day 01 June, lSiitt. Irom the Nav Department, and
Lcriumo uppendod.
hould hiv (or our) oBer bo accepted. I or we)
request to Lo iulornied at , and that t ie can-
tract may bo lorwurded to , tor suutu.'OS und
ceruliuuies.
I I'mco.)
(Duio.i (Signed) A. B.
I OKM OF uUAKANrtE.
Wo, the uuuerc gued resnionwo. , in the
St,t pi , and of , In tno Stato ot ,
bersbv jointly and severally covenant With tho
United Mates, und guarantee that in case tho lore
going bid ol bo acoepled, will, within
leu uuys after tlie receipt of the contract ac ,
execute the sumo, wim good and utllciem sureties
lor tbe delivery of the anthraoito coal proposed, in
compliance with the terms of th adveitisemout 01
theBOth ot Judb, 186rj hereto appended, aud under
which it was mado ; and in cai me said shall
tail to enter into the contract uioresai'i, we guaran
tee to make pood tbe dillerence between tne oiler
of the said , and that walcu may bo ac-
CPtC Witness. (Signed), C. D.
(Place.) K.
fokm'of CERTIFICATE AS TO GUARAN-
OPFICBOTHB ABPER90R OP INTERN A L IlKVENUB, )
lOH TBS UI8TRIOT OP TUB hTATK OP . )
iih it known, that on this da ot . A.
T . ir at mv ollice aiiove named, - and
1 . -. . . ., . 1 , .
-. the ruaiantois named in the foregoing
guarantee, and known to me as sucb, severally ap
peared ana made oath that they are worth, respec
tively, above all indebtedness, the sjiu set against
their several names as loliows, vis :
And I hereby certify that by the books and records
in tnis ollice it aopears that said parties at tbe last
annual assessment of internal revenue in this re
venue distrust, to wit, on the day of. , A.
I) 18, were assessed upon property and Income of
the following value, th., ihe said ,
, the said ,
Witness my band: . H , Assessor. 8 29l4t
TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA SURGEONS'
l","1 HAN 1AUB INSTITUTE. NO. 14 N.
J'T' KIKiTll Klrsul aliav. Marks, H 1
tVt stTT, after thirty years' practical experience,
Kiiarautees the skdiul adiustineni 01 bis Premium
Pateut t. raduatlna presaure Truss, aud a variety of
others Hupportvra. Plastic Htocklngs, shouluer braces,
Ciuichea, suspensories, etc Ladles' apsrluiunts oon
dncudby a Lady. Mb.
PROPOSALS.
QKALED PROPOSALS
Will be received by the subsenbor nnti II
o 'olock M.,on illUKtSDAY, the IHih day ot July
licxt, for
fUKMSHINU THE MATERIALS)
and
CONSTRnci lNii tvi.vr.mn
In tbe Fust t ulvett District of the city ef Cioa-
ocn, xew jersev as toiions:
ONE BHiCR t OLVr.RT,
four feet In diameter, extending irom the Intersec
tion 01 oieond and Miokle a reata southward alone
Second street to tbe Intersao ion ot Haitinaa
stieet (abou 1.1C0 feet) and theuo westward so tar
ss t tiecestarj to make an outlet to tbe dyer
Delaware.
ONE BRICK CULVERT,
three f et in d aiucter. exteudmg from ths Intenino-
non 01 ecoi.d and Mickle ir et eaj ward aionj
Jlickio street 10 Broadwav (about 18(H) feetl.
fiNk. ItH.i if ciii. vir.iiT
three fort In aiameter, extending from the Intersec
tion ol .-eeondam Stevens siroet eastward along
eievei s street to Brnatiwav (abont 1800 ft')
Vu and alter the 26tn day 01 Jnue intant p aoa
ano i re llca'ions of the reqaired wort will be died
ior examination at the office ni the City lerk.
i-UTYAKD U 8AUMDF.R9,
Chy urveor,
So. 86 X, Second street.
Camden, June 8, 1806. a 29 t7 li
GOVERNMENT SALES.
QALE OF (?TFAM BOILER. FORCE l'UHPS
D VVaIKRI'IPE, FlRE-PLUutS, ttu.. com-.
priing
lab naiLit vvuii.n.3 At' UlKSDOliO, U. C.
QUABTBRMA9TEB (jBNRBAL'8 OFFICE, )
IKT DlVIplOS. J
WA6111KOT0K, D. C. Juee 19, 1866 )
By order ot toe Quarterniastur-Ovnerat, tuore wdl
Le sold, on tbe pictn.ses. at nulnie aueiioa. 11 mine
Hie dnectiou ol Cat tain O'orire t Browning. A O
M., on FulDAY, Ju y la, I860, at Blo'o oc M.,tUe
iuiiunuit uemnucu iuuuo prufseirv. to will--OIK
I KA M kill I KB
80 feet long and 8 leot in oiamawr (with two 12 Inch
tetu 0 flues), made ol jl mcli oller iron, with all the
uicessBij appurienances, inciuuiug cast-iron iront,
gauge ct cks, globe valves, leed-oump, smoke stack:
anu houa, bleain gauge (Ashorof 's pateut), graie
l ars, pipe, pmgs, reducing pieces, etc., ah in good
order
IVO WORIHINGION 8 IE AM FORCE PUMPS,
So 6. 18-incn cylinder. V inch stroio. 26 hon
power each aud each capable of pumping aad
lore. up 100 000 gal one 01 wator tor day Connected
with them are the reou site va vos, vlauus, aoup
nngs, bmd, elbows, doub.e va ve oil cups, e'O.
1 liese 1 umps aro comparatively new, and in com
plete working order.
A lare quantity or WAlER-PIPB, as follows:
6 lb3 leet tt-inch Last Iron Water-Pipo.
12 Ot.O feet 81LCI1
800 teet 2-iuuh Wrought Iron "
6(4 feet 11 inch Cast Irou "
2,000 teet 1 inch " "
1 (m0 iwt 1-nicu " "
6,bt0 feet '-Inch ' "
1H1K1Y ONE CAST IRON FIREPLUGS
( A vre's patent) with all tho necessary conuectioai.
sucb as I 's, benos, siop-uocks. elbows, lour-away-pi
tees, etc., all in excellent condition, together with
ALL Hi E IOOL, Eto ,
required for making alterations and repairs in water
I ipe, such as lips Cutting Machines, laps aad
Dies, l ivers, Crabs, Drills, l unches, Caulking
tools, etc.
1 he Depot is accessible by water, and 'vessels ot
the largest class can 1 loaded at tho whurt.
Terms Cash, in Government tuuds.
De ivi ries wi 1 be maoe to purchasers on or boforo
tbo firt(lst) day ot August next.
A boat lor oieshoro wl 1 leave the Sixth streot
wbari every hour during the day ot sal 1.
Anv lurther information that may be desired will
be given upon application, in person or by letter, to
Captain George I Browning, A. Q. M., Giusboro,
D. C, or at this office.
JAMES A. EKIN,
B t Brig Gen U 8. A., in cbargo
6 21 tustu t7 12 First Division, Q. U. G. O.
G
OVERNMENT 8
Al 8AVAMKAU, OA.
ALB
SIX HUNDRFD AND THIRTY-FIVE THOU-t-A.D
l'OLKDo OF WROUaUI' AND
t'ASI' IKON
Will be sold at Publio Auotion, Irom tho State
Arsenal Building, in havsnnali, on
WEDNESDAY, July 11, I860.
Sale commencing at 10 A. M..
I be Iron is as loliows :
150,000 pounds Casl Iron (Sholl MeUl), in the city,
near tlie whsrt.
Io0 001 pouuas Cast Iron (Guns), In the city, near
the bart.
48,000 pounds Wronplit Iron Scrap (Gun Carrlago
Irons), iu the city, near the whan.
HI 000 pounds cast Iron (Guns), about five mile
from the c.tv, on a good road
64 000 pounds C ast Iron (Guns), about nine mile
from the city, on a good road
16 COO pounds ( tut Iron (Gunsi, about two miles
from ihe city, on tho river; no road by land.
166,000 pounds Cast Iron (Guns) about tour and a
bait miles from the city, on the river; no road or
land.
8000 pounds CaslSholl and Scrap Iron, In the
lor s
The attention ot Northern buyers is Invited to
this sa e
Iho rifle projectiles have on thorn sabots of bras
or lead and atumiony
Tin Iron win oe divrdod into lots of from 20,000 to
100 000 poumis.
Hovers eun got lists at tbe Ordnanoo Dopot at
Savannah several days beloro ihe sale.
'1 Ley are request d to exain.no tne lots boforo the
da' of rale
Teims Cash, in United States currency.
II e Iron in the cit to bo removed within fit loon
duB alter tbe sale.
I. W. FLAGLER,
Van, of Ordnunco, Brev. Lieut -Col. U. 8 A.,
6 20 12t Commanding Augusta Arsenal.
C QUARTERMASTER-GENERAL'S OFFICE,
J FlliSP DIVISION,
w Washington, D. C , June 28 18(56.
Will be so'd at Public Auction, uudertnedirootion
ot Captain George T. Browning, A. Q. M., at GIKv
BOI O I C, to tho high, st bidders, ou F1UUAY,
July 6, 1866, comiuenc ug al 10 o'clock A. al., throe
separate lots of
STABLE AND STOCK YARD MANURE,
containing in all about iwo hundred thousand cubic
yards, most of which is in the Immediate viomity of
the wharves, at which boats and buries can be con
venient y laden.
Purchasers will bo required to romove the Manure
on or belore tho 1st day of September next, miles
01 tier ise arranged witn the owner ot tho grounds.
Ti rn : Cash, In Government funds,
A boat lor Gieboro' will leavo the Sixth street
w barl every hour, up to 12 o'clock SI., on the day
ol sale
By ordor ot tho Quartormastor-Gonernl.
, JAM EH A. ERTN,
Bvt Hng -Gon U. n. A ,
6 26 9t In charge First Ply Q. M. G. O.
s
ALE OF GOVERNMENT bTEAM-IUG.
Assistant QrjARTKHMABTER'a Opptor, 1
Philadelphia DKi'or June J imoo. )
'Will bo. sold at l'uhhe Auctiou. at HHAe KA
IMnXON Street Whurt. Phi adeipma, Penna., on
HAIURDAT, July 7, 18r36, at 10 o'clock A. M., tha
United Mates
(STEAM TUG "MONITOR "
Tonnage 104 6-U6 tons; length, 80 6 10 leet ; breadth.
18 6 10 leot; depth, 7 7-10 leet
the nig is now lying at Shackamaxon street
wharf, where she can be examined.
1 erms Cash, in Government lunda.
By order ot
Brevet FrlavGen GEO. H. CROSMAN,
Assistant Quartermaster-uenerai USA.
6298t HfcNRY KOM4N,
Brevet MaJ. and Assist. Quartermaster.
J LEI N ' S
WILLOUGHBY S,
MASON'S,
LYMAS'8,
V A T E N T
AJ8-TIORT
ELF-SEALING
FRUIT JAES.
All the above Jars we
offer to our auatomera and
the nabllo geoarailv. wlLk
vutiru vouuueuoe, at lam
LOWEST
Market Price,
A. J. WEIDENER,
Wo. 38 IT. BECOSD Street, Pbiladelphl
(tlm
THREE GENERAL AGENTS WANTED
act to Important locations for the New Tork Aoot
dental Insurance Ovupany. Aetivemenol go4 atiied
aiit.lv fo r KAMt O. ALLKN. ttrauta vflisa, l
CiDSNCIUtreek Atfij una.. IU
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