THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JULY 3, 18GG.
LETTER FROM PARIS.
Warm Wentbcr and Ita EfTeoM en Good
floeletj City 1'anUlonablea Taking to
the Water, bat the Elite of the Then.
twtn la Town A Nlnjrer from the Opera
Ceiuiqne and a Dancer from the ha
telt uronptd with a Sporting Baron
The lir-e) of "Panlln" and "Corn"
Economic and Uoori Order of One ot
the I-adlit Aooifiuonit Admirers
Dw an Kegnlated by the Thermome
ter Nklrts. Nbawh, and Clrenlnra.
Paris, Juno 15 Tlie lust and Decent toplo of con
versation ou tlie Boulevards is not bo muoh the liu
pendiug war ai the present heat. When two geu
t emen meet, tbo first thing tUuy do is to wipe their
lorchcads and discuBS tho tbormomcter. The second,
to condole with laca otner on the necessity ot sup
porting; ex.stonco. The thud, to look bored, and
complain ol the glare and dust, while thoy decide
between suppressed yawns that Paris is empty, and
awfully Slow. Nothing ot more intellectual order
is exchanged between lliom ml thoy part, with tho
exception oi assurances mat tner uon t moan to
stand it any longer, and intend to start for Dieppe,
Xromille, or Vichy the very next morning, in is
may be very fashionable discourse out it in very
unjust; neither is 1'aris slow because tlioio dandies
can find no amusement out ot t le atmosphere of
, tholr own drawing-room circles. And much docs
their own circle care toi these heavy swells. How
glad are nil tuoie who compose it to rot rid of their
company as soon as there are no more cotillions to
lead.
llo .ldps. Tarts is not empty. There mar be fn .ver
carriages at the Blois, for the creme de In cremt ol so
ciety is certainly floating on water wherevor that
element is to be found; but we have still the cioam
ot theatricals left, and 1 do believe that is ono ol tne
licbent when there is nothing else to tall back on,
- especially wten enjoyed as 1 enjoyed it yest'Tday, in
- the oool at lortoni's. 1 had Just levelled tho top ot
one ol those diminutive Bionumon's ca led ices,
ubieh, though they do auect the shape of a granito
obeiitk. n fit on very short notice into nothing; but
straw Den y and pineapple, when some obsequious
bowing of waiters predicated tho approach ot
en important habitue. When these oMclals in
frizzed ha r and sh'ny shoes had sufficiently dislo
cated their backbones tliey mado way, not lor one
Thuliitue, but for two tastofully dressed lomalo habitues,
, and very pretty onos, too. 1 recognized them inline
,' iliately, ono as being a singer from tho Op-ra
; Comiquo, where I had seen ber in GotinoVs new
. piece, LaColombe; tho other a dancer from tho Cna
' telot. i ooy were followed by a gentleman w.io ap
peared to have no piolession, certainly nothing to
lo on the stage, but lie might bavu acquired a good
deal ol experience behind tho scenes, ills olT-haud
ivr iitiL fill iiiiiiiii. (ill iiiv iiiiiiii yi ill i.iin nna ito r.
ne enueuiKU. no was evidently no paid aotor
world a nian born Wth a titlo and probably to a
largo fortune who cm condescend to I eel them
selves at home any whore, and was have a peculiar
knack ol innking every ono and everything subser
vient to their entertainment
A good deal ol smiling and peasant nodding to bo
ine lui-oujrn rigiii ana icit between tne actresses
Id their lucnda at tho cure. During these silent
icognitiuns the lady lroui tne Opera Conuiiuo,
Shorn wo will call 1'au mo, was fanning lnrsoll des-
ratciy. iiiairiio i, itom inojcnaioiei who, by-he-way,
does not boneve that tho good omnion of
le world is an indimousatjle addition to hnr roDu-
ftlbn ns a iluncor was clipping on a bracolot over
pie wrist oi licr g ovo; thoir cavalier sot to twirling
lis dark mustaches, while 1. with rauid irlancc.
Itudicd tho ladles' toilets in less timo ttiuu 1 can
fletonbe them.
The danseuse, whoso greetings were most luscina-
-urg, was urcsseci in a skirt and jacket or pink
foulard, trimmed witb white guipure, p aced ou in
aigzag ibriu.
Her g psv or Laballo bonne t was made of whito
tnllo, trimmed with a veiy circu:ar wreath of pink
wild roses. White tnllo btrings wero crossed under
the chignon with very long pink ends, somewhat
. Burrow; In roarings, hoops oi pink coral, A rosy
hu, whotliornatuittl or not is a question, was spread
all orer Muu'ilo. p's leatures, while a delicate
odor ol tea roses stcmod to emanate witii every
motion from ber little prnceiul figure. Every ono
is not supposed to know that that particular scent is
to be bad at particular shops, and people who are
ignorant of the tact might have taken the lady for
, an animated blown rose a very animated one it is
true.
Alad'lle S., who ii somowbat tall and slondor,
was die8rea in one ot tho new organdies called
Lady oi tho Lake." Th patter:.! is very lovely.
It forms a spiral of water lilies and long crass up tho
Middle of each width, so as to all w of the seams
lieing Blightly gored towards the top. Tho flowers,
are large at the bottom of tlie sk rt and diminish
Into notluug but leathery wator-rushos and forgot-mo-nots
at the wai t. Die ground is tho shatio of a
very c ear lake, neither blue nor preen, but tinted
vert d'eiu. 1 should say this dross is decidedly
warranted not to wash, even though shopkeepers
were to swear to tho contrary till they became blue
In the" face But bo tho colors last or nor, a "Lid
ot the Lake" is a thing to be made a good doal ot
before it gets spoiled, and my opinion is that Mad'llo
' S. agrees with me in this.
Her bonnet was no less tasteful. It was made ot
white nee straw, Lambailo shapo, but at tho same
timo it formed a point n rVi .VI any Stuart on tho loio
bead The front was fringod all round with orvstal
drops to imitate water, while on the top, over ono
water lily in grass, hovered a gorgeous dragon fly,
&tr,nas oi vert d'emi tulle were drapod round the
checks ot the wearer und fastened under ber chin
villi another winged insect.
A loose white luco jacket over a plain organdio
body, made of the same material as tho skirt, and a
plain core ed band to match tho ground, completed
the toilet.
The fan was made of vert d'eau taffeta, In tho
middle ot which was one white laco butterfly.
1 bad noted the ladies' toilets so quickly that be.
fore tholr ices wore brought I bad time to oosorve
that the gcniloman had left Oil' twirling his iiiojs-
taohes, and tnat ins neckuo was striped witii tno
Duke of iicauloit's colois. Another glance at the
U knob ol his stick, whicn represented a miniature
norse ruce cut in ivory, anu a unru at m stun out
tons, which wore golden borBeshooi aud diamond
. vails, couv.ncod mo that be was either a turlito or
affected to be one. When iceB aud waters wore
Jilaced boiore the trio, Mad'lle S., who bad bean at
rat live minutes silent, gave ber bearors the subject
ol her thcuithts:
"Dm I not bear you tell somo one at the rehearsal
that vou iboiiflit Centlrillon in lor a hundred
nights' running?"
"1 did; which number, if multiplied by threo will
not make one too many tor those who have the plea
sure g.1 offering y ou a bouquet aftor oaoh act."
"Ah ii 1 cared for flowers f What Is to become of
ns in the (log-dii)sT Just fancy a tierce Tauline'
in this tropical beat! What witj tho changos, tho
trocs, and the traps, one bus not timo to breathe. A
table has to turn into a carriage, and mice into men,
in no more time than it tukes to rub my solos on a
bit ol clia'x 1 lion , wine 1 am executing my jhts,
which, y u know, is a deux temps, all the slides aud
slopes are being soaped and cue, 1 have scarcely
.finished the la-t twinkle-twinkle, ending witii a
pirouette on the tips ot my toes, whon a 1 tho ma
chinery is put In motion, i ho very boards 1 am
courtttyiutr on liavo to open, and great big traps
gape viae euouuh to swabow me up. It my l -et
-Mere only a litt.e bit larger, down 1 should go; but
somoliow or other 1 manage to keep a position on
the head ot a nail till something larger is pushed up.
It has become positively dangerous to road over
anonymous letters at the Cbatolet, and bow I usod
to enjoy them between my entrees."
"You don't mean to say youread.yojr anonymous
letters, Coia?"
i "ibe only things I ever do read, my dear, and
here tbev are." continued tne dunseuse. taking a
t who'c baudfal ot envelopes out of her pocket; "if
, you don't mind holDiinr. both of vou. it wou'd bo so
'kind " As the lady said this she dealt to each a
email parcel.
"No objection at all," said tbo Baron, much de
lighted. 'Oh, Cora, in the namo ot your fathor, if you
ever bad one, don't inflict auj thing ot the kind on
mo. 1 bud to sort all my own this morning, lor I
bave adopted a plan."
"Capital! Very good!" interrupted the Baron,
putting down bis first letter. "Mad'lle Cora, you
are asked to scratch your nose after your hr.t court
aey bt lore tl.e footlights if you mean to encourage a
poor lollow who signs 'Dying Victim.' "
"Encourago him In what?" asked rosy Cora.
"Weil, lie does not specify; I suppose you are sup
posed to know." .
nothing of the kind," retorted Cora; "and
I shall tot scratch my nose. 1 like people to
say what encouragement they expoot. What
were vou going to Bav. l'aulino, about your plan?"
I "Ibai It Is expeditious, aud avei a good deal
ol trouble. There are but two sorts of auony
. iiious lettors, the useful and tho useless. The
former are those which accompany a souvenir; the
latter those which offer nothing but a heart aud
bermltae.
"Decidedly useless," echoed Cora
"Well, 1 have all my uselul 'letters bound in red
Hussian leather; the others In calf, for my old ago.
when I hope this volume will amuse me, and tne
numbei ot m oast conauesta olfur some compensa
tion for the loss of my charms. A glance over the
Ant fnw lm of a letter settles its lato. Mv ansiver
to the uselul ones is a card sent or lett In the courss
oi mv drives. iut tot us iaia mi m" mom.
you know 1 am going to invest a good doal ot money
in a Cliuiiuily business!"'
"What Is to be done to a young man who signs
Student,' snd who has written a long epistle In
verse, beginning with 'O, thou goddess, who,' ero ,
etc, and ending wltn somo very long lines to the
effect that you will make the writer thereof the hap
piest of men by eating tlie six pounds ot bonbons
you will find at the Chatelet this evening. Any
answer to tbatf" asked the llaron, winding up.
"What do you snggostf" asked Cora.
"Hi at he should run his pen through his body,
and thus put a stop to poetical cITunious for the
inture."
"But I dare say his bonbons are better than hit
poe'ry."
' Ti en, if you like, I will answer and say that you
are donghted his happiness Ins within the powers
of your digestion "
"J hank you; it it does not look too cannibal like
on paper, it sounds very well, and plenso go on
while 1 lesson with l'tuline on loco I am atrald
you aro very extravagant, my dear," oontiuued she,
turning to her friend, "and it you go on buring
thantiliy when Cam brat wou'd do just as well, oi
course you will never havo a nest to fly to when
your sinmnpr days aro over. 1 am a vory good
manager iu matters ot dress.and spend little on it in
private life, though even the Karon, who is a vory
tolerable judge, savs no one can outdo me. Icon,
tend that the money we gain with our legs and our
throats ought not to be frittered awav In ribbons
and lace, lhink of tho future, Pauline; throats do
not generally outlive ono's beauty; but It is not so
much a question whether legs last longer than
throats, as whether State funos wi 1 not last longer
than dress. Ol con r so people in our position must
have all the luxuries of life, but they ought never to
pay for them out of tholr savings, and men are so
linppy when thoy have something; to give worth
our acceptance." '
"Cora, my dear, you speak like a prophet."
"Observation not science, has taught me a good
deal, l'auline. My wardrnbo Ii mounted with wiso
economy, and according to the necessities of the
season. Isow, taking summer lor Instance as a rule
to go by. 1 divide tbe thermometer into three degrees
below zero and three above. Zoio stands tor no
clothes at all. The three below aio cool, hot, very
hut; tho three above dress, full dross, stunning
dress."
"Tims'." exclaimed rnulino, 'now what do you
cull a cool?' My 'cool' is made of what in shops
Is styled Knickerbocker, that jasper sort of stuir,
wool and cotton. 1 have a petticoat, skirt and jacket
to match, trimmed with motlior-ol peail profiles on
jet medallions; of course to ero aro roins in tho bick
ot the neck, and medallions on a pieco of stuir cut
on tbe cross round the sleovcs. My belt is studded
with the same. I woar a chip straw gipsy, and a
garland of field flowers with lliK My 'hot' is a
mauve lmas, skirt and jacket, without any body. I
wear it with high chemisettes, having linen cull's and
pointed collars. The skirt is trimmed half up the
seams with white and mauve silk cord the same on
the jacket. I wear a white potticoal with this, hav
ing a Iriilod flounce which can bo buttoned on a1!
round, and taken oil' avotonte; uecktio and hair
bands, of course, to con espond, A function made of
Hut violets Is all 1 put on my head.
"My 'very hot' camo homo yesterday It Is a
white alpaca, trimmed with folds of porcolain bluo
taffeta, cut on the cross around the bottom Tne
I ody 18 low, over winch I wear indoors a tullo fichu
ot open-worked chemisotto. When I go out 1 take
off my fichu and put on ono of those neat l eleriues
made ot porce'nin blue tull'ota aud cut in the shapo
ot a shouluer-piece. It is trimmed with nothing but
a blue ruche to match, wbicn talis over tho top of
my low body, 1 his, with barque; se.vn on a blue
belt, helps to compose a very distingue walking cos
tume." "How coinpleto and dcgarjcV exclaimed l'aulino.
"And observe, my dom , no wasbing, no tumbling.
Where is tho woman who could not allord a cool,
hot and veiy hot t"
' Kow for tho degrees above zero?" askod Taulino,
interested.
"For dress I have this pink foulard; for lull ornss
a white-striped cliainbory, witii body aud bjsques
mode of white tnfleta, trimmed with laco, which I
have worn lor years on bundieds of things, and
which always looks new; a loose white iackot and a
'hergore' bat. it is mario ot rico B iaA-, and not
too Bat. 1 here is a wroath of white lilac and b nek
currants all around it over a tall ot tbe same lace
1 have on tho body, and behind long white libbou
eiit!, with a bouquet ol lilac dotted on nore and
tboro,
"As to mv (tunning dress.whlch is indeed a banker.
you may be suro, 1 was never puilty of buying a
tbiend of it. Follow my advico, Paulino, divide tho
thermometer, as I do, and your clothes accordingly.
You will soon bave a pretty little villa, style Uvgenee,
line mine out at moger."
"Very tolerable wine in Iho collar," chimed in the
Baron, "o!d china in tne dining-room, best arabor
brocade in the drawing-room, pink, bluo, and lilac
chintz in the bedroom, ana "
' Very good company to move about in," inter-
tuptcd Cora, "wbon lean got out ol these phos
phoric clouds at the Cbatolet,"
"Kow, liaron, bow are you getting on? any.
thing particular beyond tho bonbons."
" W Iiv, hoio is a man wno is po.ng to ttirow nim
selfoll tho 1'ont Keuf if you will not cough near
stace box No. 2, fiist tier, and a clerk at somo bank,
who wants to know it your eyeB are brown, grev, or
blue, tie has paid a good sum ou brown ; but it
they are not jou aro to snooze aftor having smelt
tho bouquet he moans to send spinning at your leet
this evening. Then thero It a gentle lady's cpistlo,
who oilers vou dajiirers or poison for having led her
husband what 1 should call a pretty dance, but
which she styles 'an inextricable labyrinth of debts,'
tho central station of which is a quiet coll at Clichy.
Kow, Indies, by my watch it is 3. In an hour or to
you will say it is 'getting up timo' for the theatres,
and I don't mean to bo done out of our drive round
the lake at the iioK I propose that this debate
shou Id be broken up "
Garcou," shouted bo, nud tlirco of the gontlomen
who answered to this summons sood by his side.
Vr bilo the Baron was set'ling witlitlicr extortionate
demands the two ladies Had a lit t lo low whispering
togethei . A crowd of habitues co. looted mean vhno
round tr.e entrance to see as muc l a tnev could ol
Cora's loot nmi ankle, of which she rnaiio ratHor too
grand a db play us i-he got up tho Baron's carriogo
BtlfB,
The new fashions of this week are those I have
already seen und described in mv preceding lot:ors,
and which bad not yet como out in Paris. Short
oveiskirta a-e sewn in the snrao band as tlie netl
coat. They are worn over. Crepe do Chine shawls
bolng Quito discarded aro cut into circulars or rc
toudes. and are very much worn Prottv Lambailo
dentures, with ends, tor looping up skirts, are mtido
of white French merino, dotted over with black
beaiis Nothing newer than tho auove details ol
Cora's wardrobe. A Y. Jit raid.
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In the scientific meaning' ol the words. They remuve
uoxIouh taxes andodom by cliemlcul principles loavuifc
In their places heat'hful air; they are hksthoveiih, anil
not merely ttbtvrtxnis ot poisonous xases not Injurious
to utenfils in which they aro used, '1 lie attention ol
vrfilical and seiciititlc men isdirecedto ttieso cllaiiHec
tnnlH. Attached are tcsilmon a s In tuvor ot this great
di"coverv, which, villi hundreds of others, can be scon
at the Company's orltcc.
Delavam House. Albany, March 30. 1866 To the
President ol the New yolk Dlmnl'ectlnir Conip.tny
Dear Mr: It Is all it is represented to he We have
made mauv trials ot r Isinicctnnts, but now consider that
we havo lound an article vlilch tuirpasses all otheis as a
r, ni,iv iilhIi st all had i(i(iri. T. UOKMEL & CO.
New VoitK, April 0, 18ii. To the 1'resident ol the
Kow York IJlsin cctirg Cenipany Hear Mr: Wo pro
nounce It without exception to lie the best we h ive ever
known. Its cllect upon every matter is complete and
I nftsntnneoUH. C. A. r-TETSON, Aator House.
N . 11. 'iliene Pislntectanis ate uxed by the scavengers,
under the direction ol iho Pnnltuty Po Ice ol tho MjUo
pojitan llealih Iie)iartiuenl New York
VOWH.L fe I llOAl PSON. No ii CEDAR St., N". Y.
General and Sole Auents lor tho I'ulto.l states an t the
i uiw.ilitM. In i In in all orders should be addre.s? 1
For hale by all Druttiilsts uud General Dealers In the
l nttea r lates ana i ananas. dimiu
IvU.LKSSt;Y'8 VKUK1AULK PILLS CORK
1 J DvHpepsla. Dlarrliu'S. Hheumatisui, Hick Head-
ui lie. anu an derangements oi ine i.iver joey purnv
Uih liloud and muko the skin soil and talr. For sale bv
.r. I.hhKF.Y, No ;i3!!N.MNTIi btrcct, Philadolshla.
And hv llrucirlsts L'enerall' .
Caiidkn, N. J ,feeptemtier2 1865 Or. Lcssey Dear
Rir: It gives uie great pleasure to add mv testimony In
favor ot your "Vegetable Liver Pills" 1 had been
III let Ml with deranged onditlon of the Liver for ton
years, and. during that time, suffer d Intensely Iroin
acrid mchaf uea iroin stomach and bowels, seriously
piosttatlng my physical and mental energies lor weeks
at a time, so ninch ro the' mv li e was despalied ol.
Hut, til ouijhakliid Frovidence, I was Introduced to
you, and by the u? of your f Ilia I havo been wouder-
lullv tertoreil, not having had an attack o my old com
plain or lost a tingle Haboath service. 1 boy act lik'i a
Cliarill 11 UU li lltL Uffll lur uicui, t iinvu uu uuuui J
sbou d nave ticcn tali tmie nom tne uiini'try
I must anu ft lev: lines ill tavor of vour 'Life Fra-
server " or Ytgetable Liniment. I bave used U I'm
Kryslpelau Scalds and Kwus and Inllaimuations: it
yiroduces remarkable results. I yvns cured of a very
bail mm Iiv Ita use Man ol mv neighbors aro UHinir It
and It gives universal satisfaction. It mould bo in ever
bouse. mors, TtTV. J. V. tiTOOKTOS,
4 28tatbs.'m TIUHD Street, I amdeu, S. J,
OUHIKHIHO
CAMPHOR TROCHE8,
, Poaltlve Preveauvs or
O 131 OLE mo
Plarrhoeft, Dyientery, ua vnoior mwuu,
. r jr.
"6,
5. mailed on '
TvEAFNKSS. BLINDNESS, AND CATARRH
treated wltn tne utmost suocess by J. ISAACS
i. Tl.. Oca 1st and A or 1st. No. 61U PINK Htreet. Teitl
monlalsiVom the most reliable sources in tne oirr can
baseen at blsofflce. Tba Medical Faculty ar Mvlted
to accompany tnoir paiienn. u ne nas no secrets lu nt
practice, ariiuciai tjru uihiuhi miuuut yaiu.
chariie made lor examination. u 1 i
THREE GENERAL AGENTS WANTED TO
sot In important locations for the Hew York Aocl
dental Insurance Company. Activoirrfnol good address,
apply to KBAkK O. ALLEN. HrmU Ofitca, Nq. 4tn
CUKBN'VT Btreet. Apply soou, (a
LUMBER.
i - B " I Lb I NO! BtTILDINO
J-OUU. I.UMHFK1 LUMHKRI LU.MUEHI
BT P 1IOA R.IS.
RAIL PLANK
WHITK PINK L.ORINf
TEIL"W I'INF. KI.OOHINO.
BPRCCE I'INF, ri.O')KIN
A8d AN" l WALNUT FLOOBl.N0
I'LASTKRINO LATH
PLAK1 F.K1NU LATH.
1806 IFWpi'h I,t'ML0CK' AND 0AK
riNE, HEMI OCK, AND OAK TIMBER,
Cl T IO A BILL,
CUT TO A HILL,
AT HHOKT JhuTICE.
I860
PKI1AR Avn liivi? atrrvni.irq
). CFDAR AND PINE SHINGLES.
to. I i.uim Lf JAR HHINGi,KH.
No. 1 HHOKT fKMR KHINGLE8.
WHITK PINK MIINOLFJJ.
CYI RKHS BHINGLK8.
FINE A SHORT WENT FOR SALE LOW
1 CHil -LUMHKR FOR UNPF,RTAKRR3! !
lOUU. LUMBER FOK UN DFRT AKERS1 1
V F D CEDAR. WALNUT, ANl PINE.
RED CEDAR WALNUT, AND PISE.
i Cfifi ALBANY LUMKKROP ALL KINDS
J-OUU. ALHANY LUMBER OF ALL, KINDS
SEASONED WALNUT.
SK A SON F D WALNUT.
DRY POPLAR CHERRY. AND ASH.
OAK PLK. AND BDS.
MAHOGANY.
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT VENEERS.
I860
ClfiAR-BOX MANUFACTURERS.
J. CIOAR-HOX MAMFACTURKRi.
SPANISH CEDAR ltOX HOARDS.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
-1 QCICX TRUCE JOIST 1 TRUCE .IOIST !
XOUU. HPHUCK JOIST! SPRUCE JOISf I '
FROM 14 TO ' FEET LONG.
FROM 14 TO 82 FEET LONG.
SPRUCE SILLS.
HEMLOCK PLANK AND JOIST.
OAK SILLS.
MAI LE lUlOTIlFR ft CO.,
5 2? tnirp
No. 2!M SOLTU bTREET.
UNITED STATES
13UII.DE It'S MILL,
Nos. 24. 26, and 28 S. FIFTEENTH St.,
rniLADELrniA.
ESLEK & BROTHER,
WOOD MOULDINGS, BRACKETS, STAIR BALUS
TERS, NEWEL POSTS, GENERAL TUBSINO
SCROLL WORK, ETC.
BUELVINO PLANED TO ORDER.
The largest assortment oi Wood Mouldings In this city
constantly on hand. 417 3m
TV. SMALTZ'S LUMKKR YARD. N. E.
. comer of FIFTEENTH and STILES Street
OFFERS FOR SALE,
CHEAT FOR CASH
Panel 1st com ,2d com ,3d com., 4 4, 8-4, 6 B, 8 4, White
Fine, seasoned.
E li t-t and second quality Yellow (4 4, 6-4) and White
Pine (4'4) Flooring Boards
First and secoua 0ua ity ono and two sides Fcnco
Ponrris.
Mitlvltig Hoards Pass, Ash Planks and Boards, White
Pine Mils, all siies step Hoards, 4 4, 5-4.
Ilcniiuck Joist and Scant. lug. all sixes.
Piiuie lot Spruce Sil s and Scantling
P. altering Lath (English aim Calais) Pickets.
Milnsles. I hesnut Posts etc.
2Mb hi I. any. Walnut I'lank and Boaids.
All kinos ol Building Lumber cut and furnished at the
berk st notice, ot the lowest price. 6 81m
J C. P E R K I N
B,
Successor to 11. Clark, Jr.,
No. 324 CHRISTIAN STREET.
Constantly on band a large and varied assortmen
of ISuildinx Lumber. 5 24$
STOVES, RANGES, ETC.
TJNION OIL STOVES,
A new and complete apparatus lor Cooking and ii eating
by Petroleum Oil. Our Stoves give no smoke or odor,
and are not liable to get out oi older, being as simple In
every respect as a Kerosene Lamp. 1 ho Buker, Broiler,
and Flat-Iron Heater arc the only special articles of fur
nlture required. Foi all other purposes, ordinary stove
lurniture may be used.
DAVID II. LOSEY,
60LE AGENT FOR PENNSYLVANIA,
No. 38 South FIFTH Street.
liberal dif count to the trade.
417 3m ru
QULVER'S NEW PATENT
DEEP SAND-JOINT
II0T-A1R FUlt NAG E.
RANGES OF ALL. SIZKS.
ALSO, FllltGAU'e) NEW LOW FKKSSUais
STEAM IIEA11NU APPAKATUS.
FOK BALU BY
CHARLES WILLIAMS,
610 No. 3182 MARKET S TICKET,
THOMPSON'S LONDON KITCHENER;
OH EUROPEAN RAN OK, lor families, hotols,
or nubile institutions, in TWENTY lUFKEKfcNT
fsl.I.S, Also, Phl.adolphia Ranges, llot-Atr fcur
races. Portable Heaters, L,owuown urates, rireuoard
Ktuves.liatt Boilers, htewhole Plates, llroilers, Cook-
Ina htoves, etc., wholesa'e ana retail, by the manuue-
turers. ii&oc, c i j iw ot. inujii wa,
0 1 stuinom no. ji. natuji nnu.
PROPOSALS.
C
CLOTHING.
Navy Department,
BCREAU OF PltOVISIOSU AKD C'LOTHINO,
June 20. 18G6
Kernrato Pronoals. sea'ed and endorsed ' Pro no-
suls lorNavv Ciothtna aud Navy Materials." will bo
itceived at this Kureau until 2 o c oclt I . ai., on tno
2ud day ot Ju y, lSuU tor turuisbinir and delivering
(on receivnR thirty days notice) at the United States
Navy Yard, P.rooklvn, N. Y., in such numbers and
quantities, and at such times as may be spudded by
11)0 l uiei ui iu, x)iitctti, ur uy mo viiiiiiiinuuti.i, w
said Navy Yard, the numbers and quantities of
the dilli'icnt articles specilled in the following liar.
viz:
Bluo Flannel, yards, 200 000.
Calfskin Shoes, pairs, 15 000.
Blankets, numLor, 20,0u0.
The Flannel to be doiiverablo one-half in 90, and
one-bull in 120 days
Odors may be mado fr ono or moro articios, at the
notion nt the bidder, and In case more than out) ar
ticle Is contained in tho oiler, the Chiof of the Bu
reau yi 1 have t tie ritfbt to acceoi one or more oi
the articles contained lu such odor, and reject the re-
For description of the articles in the above list bid
dors are referred to the samples at the Navy Yards
at New York and Boston, and for Information ai to
tbe laws and regulations (in pamphlet form) ioeard
ins contracts, to the ollices of theCoronuiudants and
Paymasters of the sevoral Navy Yards.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
ernment; 6 20w4t
K A L E D
P1COPOSAL8
by the subscriber until 12
O Will be received
o'olock M on
THURSDAY, the P2th day ot July
next, tor
kCEXISUING
THE
MATERIALS
and
CONSTRUCTING CULVERTS
In the First Culveit District of the city Of Cam
den, New Jersey, as follows :
' ONE BH1CK CULVERT,
four feet in diameter, extending trom Uve Intersec
tion of Scooud and Aliokle streets, southward along
Second street to the intersection ot Hartman
street (about 1350 foet), and thence westward so lar
as Is necessary to make an outlet to tbe rlvor
Delaware. 0NE BRICK CULVEHTi
three bet in diameter, extending from the Intersec
tion ol second and Mickle streets eajtward along
Mickie street to Broadway (about 1800 loot).
ONE BRICK CULVERT,
three foet in aiametor, extending from the intersec
tion oi Second aud Stevens streets eastward along
bteveiiB street to Broadway (about 1800 fee')
Ou and alter the 25th day ot June iutant p'ans
and s eoillcallons of the required wor will be tiled
lor examination at the ofllce ot the City Clork.
EDWARD U SAUNDERS,
City tsurreyor,
No, 85 N. Seoond streot.
Camden, June 8, Wfi. tl 2!) 17 II
PROPOSALS.
PROrOSAT.9 FOR MATERIALS TO BK SUP-
, PLll-L) TO THK NAVY YARDS, UND Kit
THE COtiNIZAM'K OV TUB DUKfciAU OF
biLAM EftUlNEKhlNO
Kat Department,
BURFAtt OF STKAM EMOIMtP.RIIfO
V AnillmiTON. 1 ft .ftmn l'J IQil
Fra'td Proposals to furnish Material tor tho Navy
lor the fiscal tear, emi.no Jnim Jul. mi i. L
reived at this Bureau nntii 111 o'oiocc A. M. r the
181b ot July next, at which time the propasali will
Le opt ncd.
1 be proposals must be addressed to the Chief of
the liurrtiu ot Miora Eiigmeorliig, avr D'part.
ment, ashli pton, and must bo endorsed , l"ropo
als lor Mntorials lor the Navy," that thcr may be
distinguished liom other business letters.
Printed schedules lor any class, ton other with In
struct ons to bidders, sivinir tne iorms of proposal,
ot puaranteo, and of certificate of guarantor, will
be lumisned to fuch persons bj desire to bid. on
application to the commandants of tho respective
navy yard, and tlioso ol all tho yards on application
to the Bureau.
1 he commandant of each navy vard and tho pur.
cl osing Paymaster of each station will hnvo a copy
of tho schedules of the othor yards, lor examlna
tion only, in ordor that persons who intend tobld
may judg-o whether It 1b dosirablo to make applica
tion for any of thf oiasses ol tiiose yards.
The proposal must be for the whole ol a class; and
all applications lor Information or for tne examina
tion ol ramplna, must bo mado to tho commandants
ol the respective yards.
1 ho ) roposals must bo acoompanied by a certifi
cate from tho Collector of Internal ltevcuuo tor the
diet riot in which the bidder resides, that he hai a
lie nso to deal in the articles for which he proposes
and be must lurther sli' v that bo is a nianuluctinvr
ot, or a regular dca or in, tho articles winch ho
t'Oers to supulT. 1 he guarantors mu't be certified
by the Assessor of Internal Kcvenuo lor tho district
in which they reside.
1 he contract will be awardod to tho person who
makes the lowet bid and vivos the guarautoe ro
quired bylaw, the Navv Department, however, ro
serving the riyiit to r ject the lowest bid, or any
which it may deem exorbitant.
Sureties in the full amount will bo required to si in
tho contract, and the r responsibility must bo certi
fied to tho satisfaction of tho Navy Department. As
additional sf curity, twenty per centum will be with,
be d Iroin tho amount of tho bills until tno contract
shall havo been completed, and eighty per contum of
tbe amount ot each bill, approved in triplicate by tho
commancaut ot tbe respective yards, will bo paid by
tbe Pay master of the station designated in the contract
in luuds or oert liciitcs, at tho option nt the Gov
ernment, within ten days after tho warrant tor tho
sauio shall have been passed by the (secretary of tho
lieasury,
Iho classes of this Bureau aro numbered and desig
nated as lollows:
,o. 1. Boiler Iron, oto. 'No, 21. Zino Taints.
No. 2 Pig Iron. No. 22. C'oiorod IVnts,
No. 3. Boilpr bolting. etc.
No. 4 Gum Packing, eto. No. 23. Stationery.
No. 6. Sperm Oil. 'No 24 Fire Wood,
No. 6. 1-insoedOll. o. 116. Hickory. Ash
No. 7. Lord Oil. Piauk, etc.
No. 8. Lumber. No. 2t(. White line
No. 0 Tallow and Soap. No. 27. Black Walnut and
No. 10. Engineer's Stores j Clieny.
No. 11. Knginecr's Tools. No. 28. Mahogany,
ro. jz x ugiueer s msiru- a u. r,auiorns
menfs.
No, 30. LlgDumvitm.
No 31. Dudgeons, Pumps,
cto.
No. 32. Sour Flour Cru
cibles. No 83. Patented Articles.
No. 34 Cotton aud Hemp
Packing, eto.
No. 35. Engineer's Stores.
No. 86 Patented Articios.
No 13. Brick, Sand. otc.
No. 14. Wrought Iron
Pipes, etc.
No 11. rubes,
No.lti Steel.
No. 17. Nnils and Bolts.
No. 18. Copper.
lo. 19 Tin, Zino, etc.
No 20. vy lute Lead
Ibo followinK are the c asses by their number.',
rcquiicd at the repectlye Navy ards:
K1ITERY.
Nos. I. 2, 5, C, 10, 18 1!, 20, 21, 22, 23. 83, 81.
CHARLES TOWN.
Nos. 1, 2. 4, 5, 6 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 18, 17, 18, 10, 20,
21, 3, 24, 26, 27, 32, 85 3(3.
BROOKLYN.
Nos. 1, 2, 8. 4, 5, 6, 10, 12, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 25, 26,
27, 8, 2, 83, 36.
PHILADELPHIA.
Nos. 1, 4, 5, 6, 10, 11, 12 14, 10, 18, 19, 22, 23, 26, 83.
WASHINGTON.
Nos 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18.19, 20,
21, 22. 3. C 19 tult
GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS,
blABLES, FENCING, WHARVES, EIC, Af
GII SBORO, D, C.
QUARTERMABTER-ftENERAL'S OrPICE, )
FlUBT DlVlHlON,
Washinotoh, D. C, June 19, 19rW. )
By order of the Quartormaster-General, there
will Le told on the premises, at Public Auction,
under tbe direction ot Captain George 1". Brown
ing, A. Q. M., commoncing on TUEsDAl,
Juiy 10, 1806, at 10 o'clock A. M., and continuing
from tho same hour each day thereafter (except
FBI DAY, Jely 13, ou which day the Water Works
will be sold), until tho whole shall have boon dis
posed ot, the following described public proporty,
to wit :
Eleven (11) OFFICES (frame) 28x140 (two sto
riesi, 16x20, 16x38, two 2lix20 (two stories), 16x38
(kliehen adjoining 10x10), 12x32, 15x16, two 26x2d,
aud 28x75.
tignlv-nlno (69) LABORERS' QUARTERS
(frame); seviuty-lour 16x18, lourteon 12x14, and one
16x16, with shed adjoining 8x11.
Pen (10) DWELLINGS (frame), 28x50 (two storios,
with back bui dinps 12x32), four 10x21, 15x40, 10x32,
16x'8 (With win;.' Iixl7. and two kitclious adjoin ng
9x12 aud luxlO, 16x2 i, with wing 10x14), 24x24 (With
shed adjoining 15x10).
Nine (9) MES--HOUSES (frame) 28x190 (two sto
ries), 15x00 (with wing 16x20), 28x140 (two stories),
28x130 (with additions 10xi2), 28x140, 28x50 (two
storicB). 16x50. 16x34, and 28x10.
ltnrty-to (z) biAtiCi;s (iramo:; twenty-tour
28x432. six 28x356, ono 11x32. and one 12x29 (witii
shed adjoining 11x56).
uuoai uusi'ii al oiaiie, (iramo), witn o.'o
lineal it-ei oi stuDiing.
Ono (1) ISSUING STABLE (frame), with 6312
lineal loot oi stablinir.
iwenty (20) BUILDINGS (tramel, 28xU2, 28x51,
18xiiU. 18XU1. 15xt5. 10X1U, lour lUxOU. loirUxS.
28x432, 2x140. 21x48, z8 x 300, 20x25, and 17x17.
blltUDlAU, 7i&8 imeni leet
Tuinv-two(32) WA1EK l'ANKS, 4x10: two leet
deep.
Seventy-eight (78) MANGERS, 8x16; three and
a ha 1 leet tieep
lneu'y (i.0) OUT liouolis.
t)ne(l) It AY MIED 112x312.
One (1) GRAIN HOUSE (Iramo), 50x220.
Three (8l WHARVrS: One 40.181 snuaro
feet, ono 11,169 square loot, and one 2880 eijuure
leet.
FENCING, 23 !0 lineal toot.
Ono il) STOREHOUSE (tram"), 62x150.
Two BLACKSMITH bilOPS (trauiol, 4SxlG3,
and tilit;o
One (1) ENGINE HOUSE, 17XS4.
Tle Luildmcs will be sold singly, and must be re
moved within twenty days.
Iho buildings will bo takon down at the oxponsa
of tLe purchasers. The depot is accessible by water,
and vessels ot the largest class cau b'j loaded at tho
whart. . , .
'lernis Cash, in Government lunas.
A lioat lor Giesboro will leave tho Sixth street
whart every hour during tbo day of sale.
For lurther information apply in person, or by
letter, to Captain GEORGE 1. P.KOWN1SG, A. O.
JU., GioDoro, v. Ki., or vo mis oiuce.
J A. t.lU.,
Hrevet Brigadier-General U. 8. A., in chargo,
6 20 wln:t)t Fiist Division, M G. O,
s
ALE OF MACHINERY, ETC
Navy Department.
Bureau of Yards ani Dockb,
5B,
Washington. June 16. 1866.
Will be sold at l'ublio Auction, at the Navy Yard
NORFOLK, on SATURDAY, the 7tU day of July
next., tne louowmg arno ea, vu. :
1 wenty-oue Rollers of Rolling Mill.
btven .in an Aincnines
One Guttle Mi'I (oomplete). 38 Rollers.
Two bundles Saws ior Slotting Screws.
- T wo Machines lor Slotting Screws.
Seven Machines ior Cutting I'ureade..
Fcur Oil Retainei".
Two Oil Press Rollers,
Eight pieces Iron Shafting.
Six (eta Couplings for Shafting.
Let ol Taps and Dies for Gas Fitting.
One box Lawn gs (leather),
1 line boxes Bolting,
One Gun-sciew Machine
One piece Lealhor Beltiiw. Juohos wide, 164
pounds.
One piece Leather Bilting, ft inches wide, 141
pounds.
One piece Leather Bating. SO Inches wido, 221
pounds.
'1 wo rolls Gum Packing.
Six bars Ootagon fdteol (oast).
Sa e to commuuoe at 11 o'olock A. M.
Terms Cash, In Government lunds; and all arti
cios to be removed, from the yard within ton days
from day of sa'o.
By crier ot Nav, Dttrt.
6 19lutbflt . CWef Bti 1 yard and dqc,1m.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
SMS1ANT QUARTER VI AH TEU'S OFFWK.
No. 11311 UIH AUD street, Philadelphia, Vmm
syivama. July 2, 1HO0.
.t.VVi"il . a2(1 Bt J0'1"0 Auction, on account or
Iho Unitrd bta'os, on the grounds at IsL INO
ION LAN K, PHlLADiLLPUIA, Pennsylvania
rn TUEoDAT, July It), 1810, sale commouclng at
10 o'clock A M , preoisely, the buildings, etc. hero
loloie known as
CASir CAWALADER.
V'e:
39 frame buildings, with Sbinglo roof.
7 fiamo sinks.
1 sentrt box.
1 flag staff, with ball and yane.
4doub'eleyer Iron foroo pump (llur'bhitu't
patent)
6 Ti ood on pumps
7 woooon hydrants, with lead attacUmontj.
8 iron tiro p.uja.
ti window ensiles, assorted.
8 table tojis aud 22 trostles.
6 desks.
. 14 tables.
81 wooden benches.
2 wooden wash troughs.
2 carpenters' benches.
80 foet oK.ce railing.
I ounter, shelving, drawers, eto.
14'0 leet piokot ti nco.
8418 It-et board fence, 12 feet high, containing
about 69 ,000 feet rough boards and liomloo scant.
"If' 1)0 "0,1 In ,ot8 ,0 ui' purchasers,
B 2 lai re lota ol firewood.
IHiO white pino shineles.
16,000 foot 4x6 hemlock scantling, used as plank
rond.
P 16,800 feet 8 Inch hemlock plank, used aa plank
loud.
78 450 bricks, in oiuroncya, gut'ers, wolls, eto.
1 lie frame buildings contain about
172 410 bet hemlock scantling
60 6b) feet flooring and tougucd boards.
222 600 loot rouh boards.
Iho buildings will be sold separately.
Terms ot sa t Cash. Government funds.
A deposit of ten 1 10) per cont. to be paid on nrnrr
accepted bid ; the balance to be paid immediately
alter tho solo.
The Iron wn'or-pipe to be sold by the foot, more
or less, as it lioa bnriod in the ground, to be dur uu
and the ground filled in by tho purchaser, and by
puyi iiiLini luuanuruiia'Ul nilluuma
ll.) leet H indi Iron wa'i r-pipo.
5!'8 feet It -inch iron water-pipe.
202 loot J-moli iron viator pipo.
Hie buildimrs. etc.. must lin remnrorl nllhlo
twenty (20) days from dato of salo. and Will be at tha
rl.'k of the purchasers
IhoRidif" Aveuuu I'asseniri r llu'lwav 'nr mu
near the Camp every iivo minutes.
nv orner ot
Brey. Brig.-Gon GEORGE H. CROSMAN,
Ass't Qr. Master General U . 8, A.
GEORGE B. UK. UK,
7 2 Ot Capt. and Assistant Quartermastor
G
O V
E B N M E N T
AT SAVANNAH, GA.
S A L H
SIX HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FIVE THOU-
bA.U I'OLJSUS Or VKOUurHP AND
CAST 1BON
Will be sold at Ptiblio Auction, lrom the Mat a
Arsenal Building, in Savannah, on
V l!JJJt.MAl, July 11, 1806,
Salo commencing at 10 A. M.
1 he Iron is as follows:
160.000 pounds t'asl Iron (Sholl Metal), in tha citv.
near tho wharf.
130, OOC pounds Cast Iron (Guns), in tho citv. near
the wharf.
43.000 pounds roueht Iron ScraD (Gun Carriao-a
Irons), iu tho city, near tho whart.
91 000 pounds Cait iron (Guns), about five miles
from tho city, on a good road.
61 OtK) pounds Cost iron (Guns), about nino miloa
from tho city, on a good road.
15 500 pounds ( rut lion (Guns), about two milos
lrom the city, on tho river; no road by land.
lbu.ouu pounds cast iron (uuns), about lour and a
half miles lrom tho city, on the river : no road bv
land.
8100 pounds Cast Shell and Scran Iron, in tho
Ions.
Tho attention ol Northern buyers is tnvitoa to
this salo
Tbe rifle projectiles have on thorn sabota ot brass
or lead aud antimony.
Tho Iron will be divided into lots of from 20.000 to
100 000 pounds.
iiuvers can get lists ai tne uranance JJepot at
Savannah several days before the salo.
iney are requested to examine tlie lots beioro tUO
day ot sale.
forms Cash, in United Statca currency.
The Iron in tho citv to bo removed within fiftnnn
doj s alter tho salo.
U. W. ILAUWK,
Capt. of Ordnanco, Brev. Lieut -Col. U. H A.,
6 20 12 1 Commanding Augusta Arsenal.
SALE OF STEAM BOILER. FORCE PUMPS
WA1EB PIPE, FIRE-PLUGS, ETC., com-.
prying
run, naii!.n w umvo uicauuitu, u. C
Quartermaster-General's Office, )
First Division, I
"WASniNOTON, D. C, June 19, 1868. )
By ordor ot the Quartermoster-Goneral, there will
Lo sold, on tho premises, at public auction, under
tho direction oi Captain Georgo T. Browning, A. t
11., on FRIDAY, July 13, 1866, at 12 o'clock M..tU
lollowing described publio proporty, to wu:
ONE SlEAM BOILER.
30 feet long and 8 feet iu diameter l with two 12 Inch
return Uucb), made of 4-inch boiler iron, with all tha
necessary appurtenances, including cast-iron I ront,
gauge cocks, globe valves, feed-pump, smoke-staoic
and hood, steam pamre (AnhcrotVs patent), grrtte
btirs, pipe, plugs, reducing pieces, etc., all in good
order.
TWO WORTHING TON SIEAM FORCE PUMPS,
jo. o, is-incn cylinder, a men stroso, ZD-horse
power each, aud each capable ol pumping and
lorcing iuu.uuu guiious oi water per uay. connected
with them are the reouisite va ves, glands, soup
lings, bends, elbows, doubio-valve oil cups, eto.
llitso l'uinps nre comparatively new, and in oorn
plelo working order.
A laro quantity of WAIER-PIFB, as follows:
6,182 feet li-iucli Cast Iron Wator-Pipo.
12 000 feot 3 iiich " "
860 feet 2-inch Wrought Iron "
664 leet 1J inch Cast Iron "
2,000 feet 1 1 inch " "
1 Oi 0 leet 1-inch " "
5,000 feet 3-inch ' "
TH1BTY ONE CAST 1ROS FIREPLUGS
(Ay re's patent), with all tho necessary .connections,
sucbasT's, bene s, stop-cocks, elbows, lour-away
pieces, etc., all in excellent condition, together witb
ALL HIE iOOLS, Eto,
required for making alterations nud repairs in water
Iipo, such as Pipe Cutting Machines, 'Taps and
ies, l'lyers, Crabs, Drills, l'uuches. Caulking;
Tools, etc.
'1 he Depot !s n.-rossiblo by water, and Tvossols of
the luri'ost cles i ,i bo loaded at tho whart.
Terms Casn, ... Government funds.
Do ivei ies wnl ho mado to purchasers on or before
tbe first (1st) day ol August next.
A boat ior Giesboro wi 1 leave tho Sixth street
whart every hour during tho day of sab.
Auv lurther uilormatlon that may be desired will
be given upon upplicauon, in person or by loiter, to
Captain Georpe i Browning, A. Q. M., Giesboro,
D, C ox at this ollioa.
' JAMES A. EKIN,
Bvt. Brig Gen. U S. A., in charge
6 21 tbatu 17 12 F irst Division, Q. M. G. O.
QUART EI? MASTER-GEN ERA L'S 0 FP ICE,
FIRST DIVISION,
Wasuinqton, D. C , June 23, 18S6
Will bo so'd at Publio Auction, undorthedirection
ot Captain George T. Browning, A. O;. AI., at GIES
BORO, 1. C, to the highest bidders, on FTtlOAY,
July 6, 18tS6, comuieucing at 10 o'olock A. il., threo
separate lots of
STABLE AND STOCK-YARD MANURE,
containing in all about two hundred thousand cubic
yards, most of which is in the immediate vioinity of
the wharves, nt wbicli boats and bargeB can bo con
veniently ladou.
vr,.i,o,F u.. Ill in rsnnlrAil to remove tne AiaUUfO
on or before the 1st day of September next, unless
othornise arranged with the ownor ot the grounds.
Terms: Cash, in Gove-nmeiit lunds.
A boat lor Giesboro' will leave the Sixth street
wharf every hour, up to 12 o'clock AI., on the day
of sale. . , ,
By order ol tbo Quartorniastor-Goneral.
JAUH,!) A. rniM,
Bvt. Brig -Gen. U. H. A.,
g26 9t in charge First Ply Q. M. G. O.
it-ti .. -ta -ant r twTX a mar TTTn
OALE OF Guv citKfluuM i Bitau-mwi
1 ncTiTlkT OU ART UIIM ASTER'S OFFICE,
piiiLADKi.pitiA DEi'or. June 29, 1866.
win hn aold at Publio Auction, at SHACJ
ACiA
MAX ON Street Whart, Philadelphia, Pouna on.
S AI L'liDA Y , July 7, 1866, at 10 o'clock A. M-, tho
Un,,edS,TrEAMTUQ .-MONITOR." K ...
Tonnage, 1046-96 tons: length, 806 10 feot; ftreaotn,
18 610 leet; depth, 7 7-10 leet. .
ihe tng is now lying at Sbackaniaxon street
wbari, where she can be examined.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
By ' Bi'evet Brig.-Gen, GEO. H. CROSMAN
Assistant QV W.VMA.H.4,
' Prcyet WaJ, and Assist. Quartoruiaatr.