THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA- FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1866.
8
THE FJaiXIA-NS.
HOTCmcnta of ColoI Roberta Iiel
IVntro Stephen Prepftrlnir a Mol-rnto-NtltrlDC
Addrtii fro Generatf
Sweeney, Et.
Last week the Fenian Senate adopted an ad
sjreati to the organization in Ibis country, or
which a ajnopt-fo has already appeared. Tho
Senate has since adjourned, witn the under
tandin(t that they are to reassemble in a
short time for the purpose ol perfecting;
measures to pluce the organization on a purely
military bails.
Colonel William R. Robert addressed .a ma
lectin at Detroit on the Fourth, and is ex
pected to return to this city in a short time.
Chief Organizer James Stephens haa been
stopping at Uiith, Long Islaml, for the la it lew
days. During that time he has been preparing
an address for the Fenian Brotherhood in this
countrn. He is expected to return to this city
on Saturday next, and on Monday he will leave
for DoBton.
GENERAL SWEENEl'S ADDRESS.
St. Albans, Vt., Julr 4 to the Member of the
Fenian Uroihtrhood in America. iJrottiors: In
view ot the present position ot our organization!, I
deem it my duty to address ou. Wneu arrostod, I
expected I would be immediately rel-asod, or, by
the interference of Ihe prominent officials ot the
Urothcrbood, steps would be taken to obtain ball.
In both cates 1 have been disappointed, and a severe
attack of sickness prostrated mo so as to incapaci
tate me to sUurees you belore now. My communi
cations have been stopped, even my telegram in
cypher, which lam sure, pave no informanon to the
captors. Brothers, in my next official document,
rinr-ii I hdiin miou to address from headouariers,
yon will tee the necessity ol orgauizm into
military comoanicB, and alo thai ol clioonii
as your leadors the true and honost men who are
among you lor all tho po-itions where military tact
nd experience are nocossary, boarinif In mind, troin
eur recent experience, that circles, to be ellioiiui,
must have their companies armed aud equipped, and
determined to use them promptly whou called on.
Be not disheartened, my brothers; tho lato move
ments ol our troops have proven to even our enemiej
the piacticahility of my plans. Wero It not lor
tbo interivieuce of the United States Government,
offioiais no power which England could bring to
bear could impede the iriumpnaiit advance of our
bravo bos, the result ot which would be
that to-day the green flag of our fathers would fl iat
from the dome ot Canada's capitol, and what is now
a disappointment or a deterred movement would be
a glorions success. England to-dav, through her
mercenary press, can veil return tbauks and ap
plaud America tor her laithtul observance of tne
neutrality laws. Let the American offioiais, or those
Of them who have made tuenwelvea officious, send
across the Atlantie their kind appreciation of this
jrenerous acknowledgment, but tha great Ameri
can people, I am sure, judging from the warm sym
pathy and suppoit which we have received, will
not either accept trom England, her congratulations
nor concede to American officials the right to return
Knaiand good lor evil, lo-morrow, were I in a
position to move again, to none would I entrust
and on none would 1 depend more lor the laithtul
and efficient protection ot my plans than on the
.American, born citizens on the frontiers, and in con
nection with the above I now on behalf ot myself
and the Brotherhood return them all collectively
and individually my sincere thanks lortholr manly
and independent ell'orts in support of republicanism
and the disentbralment of an enslaved people.
Brotheis, beware of the trickster, the politician,
ana the charlatan. Our organization is an oigaui
zation ot progress. It is not the M. C.'s who will
eflectany good for Iieland; no, it in the soldier,
the hardy laborer, the mechanic, and the advance
ot public opinion opposed to slavery and in tavor
Ol uui versa! liberty, in all our relations with men
who may diner witn you in opinion on the subject at
issue, never torget that you aie patriots and gentle
men. It is only in the absence of proof, reason, and
loglo, that the bigot and wou'd-be despot has to de
scend to personalities, criminations, and vitupera
tions. No gentleman will use these cowardly
weapons, whicbOuly make an impression on the
ignorant, tho weak, the useless, and ihe selfish. .The
bearing of the soldior of the 1. K. A. should be loity
and independent; bis race is inferior to none; his
mission is as trraud, as ioitiruute aud as holy as was
ever blessed by tho bod of butt es. Gather arouna
you, my brothers, the really true men ; it matter j not
their position it they are honest ; all are equal in our
organization Let our lair co-iaborors, the sisterhood,
to whom wo are so much indebted, redouble their
energies. In oonncotion witn every company or
circle there should be a sanitary commission, with
medical store, elo. Over this department tuo lair
daughters ot Erin should pre ido. In conclusion, I
exhort you to guard, cnerish, and protect our now
really powerful organ zation Never before did it
assume the elevated pocition which it has at this
moment. Skept.cs, cowards, and slanderers must
now give way. it has been demonstrated that a
determined ft w in proportion to our whole people
purchased materials of war sufficient, aud wou d put
into the Held an army wlncti would crumble to
atoms the boasUd colossal power of Kugland, were
it not tor the paternal Intel Ibn.iice of Messrs.
Johr.son and toward. Officers oi cire'es should
immeuiutely see that our present unavoidable disap
pointment does not came an indifl'eronco among,
members. Prompt and accurate reports ot
the military status ot circles shou'd'be imme
diate ly forwarded to the War Department. Under
the head ot "remarks," aB briefly as possible, a
report as to the determination, number, willingness
to move, and capacity so to do, sbould be embraced.
Every member should consider himsolt the private
custodian oi an important aud sacred secret, and as
such protect it as be would his lite. Publie demon
strations aud controversies, unless where unavoid
able, should not be encouraged ; lu tact if the mem
bers are actuated by a spirit of secresy, and of their
ability to meet our common enemy, and determined
BO to do at the earliest opportunity, success is sure
to follow, and the pall which now enshrouds our
prostrate and weeping mother will be replaced by a
halo of giory. Fraternally yours,
T. W. SwKKKEr, Secretary ol War, F. B.
A Last llopa of Peace.
There is still one hope of peace in Eurone.
The London limes wrote on the l'Jth of June:
'In another week Central Europe will be
trapped in a war extending from the ocean to
the Adriatic a war which will change the
boundanes of States, and finally destroyall that
je mains of the treaties ot Vienna."
The limes is such a wretched prophet its
predictions have been bo constantly and flatly
contradicted by events that we see a glimmer
of hope lor the preservation of peace, in its
positive announcement of war. , -,,1 jjjj
Felix, the Prince of Ladies' Hairdressers, is
all the demand in Paris just now. He does up
Eugenie's head, and those ol all the nice prin
cesses, and of the Rothschilds. He is an awlul
talker, and the other dav the Prince?s Metler
nich, tired to death of hi8 endless jabbering, and
out of humor, was going to dine at the Tulle
lies. "How shall I dress your head ?" said he,
when he got the Princess' head in his hands,
which was not until he had been chattering for
fliteen minutes, while he arranged his combs,
irons, waxes, perfumes, and all the other artil
lery of his prolessiou. The Princess replied in a
crusty tone, "In silence !" He did Dot take her
reply as it was meant (much learning hath made
him mad); he understood her to designate some
new style of bead-dress whicb she had invented
during the morning. He paused for a fmotnent,
and then bis face brightened as he said:
'Madame, Freally cannot extemporize that head
dress. You Bhall have it to-morro. The effect
will be striking. I see exactly what you desire
with discreet, plait and mysterious rolls."'
The droll mixture ot absurdity and vanitt and
Eelf-conceit which this speech contained re
stored tne nine-ens to excellent humor, aud she
made the imperial table quite merry by relat
ing it. . .
Pensioned Priests. TUe Italian Parliament
has Just voted lor the suppression ol the religious
corporations in Italy. The diaoogsesaed priests
are to do peusmutu an luiiowv Proprietary
orders Priests over sixty yetrs nr min
Irancs; over forty, 41)0; under 40, 300. j ftvmeu
over sixty, 300; over forty, 210; under forty
200. Mendicant orders Pi iests of all ages 250
francs. Laj men sixty years of age, 114 j under
sixty, 96.
Ex Postmaster Fowler A Nolle Tbos. In
accordance with instructions from Wasuluirton.
United fc tales District Attorney Courtney to-day
entered a node proa, in the case of liaao V.
Fowler, ex-Postmaster of this city, relieving him
from suits on account oi aeiuicaiion. jy, Y,
Jcvening .xpres.
' Senator Lane. We are Informed by .relatives
of (Senator Lane that the report in some ot the
journals, that his is the third suicide in his
family, is entirely false. None of bli family
before him have committed suicide. Aw York
Grand Pleasure Excursion.
The grandest pleasure excursion ever inaugu
rated in this country will take place in the
commit month, it being no less than a season of
most delightful recreation around Lake Hupe
rior, to Mackinac, and among the Ten Thou
sand Islands ol the Georgian Bay, sailing through
the roost beautilul lakes, rivers, and bay on
this continent, a distance of two thousand five
hundred miles.
The new, staunch, and commodious steamer
Ironside. J. E. Turner, Commander, of 1127
tons burden, will leave Cleveland on Thursday,
July 12tn, at 9 o'clock P. M., on an excursion
to the cool and invhrorating regions of Lae
Superior. The steamer will go entirely around
the Lake, thus giving tourists an opportunity of
visiting the most picturesque portions of these
wonderful regions portions that are never
visited on ordinary trips. The trip will occupy
the time ot two regular steamer trips, about
twenty-eight davs, stopping at all points of
Interest sufficiently long to allow the tourists
ample time to explore the copper and iron
mines; to fish, hunt, and gather agates, ame
thysts, and other precious stones and minerals.
Small boats will always be at command to take
the whole party ashore at one time
One advantage this excursion will have over
all others is the fact Ibat the number of passen
gers wil. oe limited, so as to insure to each
person a good berth in a state-room. The state
rooms are all large and airy, with most com
fortable spring beds. As there will be no more
taken than can be seated at the table in com
fort, there will be no wnitin? or rushing and
crowding at meal times. The larder will be
roost bountifully supplied with every delicacy,
cows will be carried along to furnish fresh milk
during the trip, and the meat used will be
slaughtered on board, and nothing will be left
undone on the part of the captain and his
officers to have all the arrangements most com
plete and satislactory to the tourists. The
steamer Is large and new, built with water-tight
compartments, and with every new Improve
ment that could add to her strength aud the
salety ol her patsengers.
The fare for the round trip is $200, or $630 for
the entire state.ioom. A large number ot berths
and rooms have already been engaged, anrt
this trip promises to be the most delightful, as
it certainly is the grandest ever made to Lake
Superior.
Messrs. Pettit A Holland, Cleveland, and 8.
P. Brady & Co., Detroit, will lurnish futther in
formation if desired. Cleveland llerald.
Death of the "Oldest Inhabitant." One of
our exchanges announces that on Friday of
week before last, Mr. Barnard Eiscnhuth (lied
at New Castle, Schuylkill county, aged over one
hundred and eleven years. He was probably
the oldest man in Pennsylvania. He was born
in Lebanon, Pa., and was baptized on the 10th
ol May, 175.r, in the old Lutheran Church at
Lebanon. His age at this time is not known,
but he was probably an infant. During the
Revolutionary war, he was left at home to take
care ot the family, while his father, who was
captain of riflemen under General Anthony
Wayne, was in the army. It is supposed that
Captain Etsenbuth was killed, as he never
returned. Mr. Eisenhuth afterwards removed
to Berks county, where he married Catharine
Saylor. She was born in Philadelphia. They
had teu children five of whom are still living.
The early history ot the family is not known, as
the bouse of Mr. Kisenhuth was destroyed by
ttre in 1806, and the family records, etc., were
consumed. His wile died in 1848, aged 95 years.
Mr. Eiscnhuth leaves Ave children, forty-one
grandchildren, sixty-three great-grandchildren,
and seven great-greatrgrandchildren 116
living descendants. I'robubly as many more
uave uieu. im was dick ouiy nve weeKS, appa
rently suffering from nothing but weakness, and
retained his consciousness to the last, dying as
penny as tnotten iainng to sleep, in nis
younger days be was a powerful num. He was
"1 I L ! I . 1. .'.Li 1 .1 , ' I -1
huoui six ieet ill ueigui, law-uoueu, uuujuchvii
built, with light brown hair, light complexion,
and blue eves. He was a farmer and lumber
man, and at the age of 103 years worked in the
hurvest field with apparent' enso. Ho was always
early to bed ana early to rise," oeing up at
daylight every morniner.
Decline in Whisky Drinkino. In conse
quence of a lal liner off in the foreign demand
lor Scotch made whisky, it has been arrmged
by a few of the leadinef Scotch dibtillers to close
their establishments for a loncer or shorter
period, as circumstances may determine. Cars
bridge distillery, which can 'produce tifty thou
sand gallons weekly, and employs nearly one
hundred hands, is to be closes lor two montns.
MILLINERY, MANTUA-MAKING, &c
Q L O SING OUT
JULY PRICES CHEAP.
F II E E M A N & C O.,
REED'S BLOCK,
Corner of Elghfli and Vine Streets.
Sun Hats,
Sea-Side Hats,
May Queen Hats,
Gipsy Hats,
75 to $roo
75 to $100
75 to $125
75 to $1'25
1000 Bonnets Fanchon and Empire shape, Just received
from Eastern manufacturers, whicb we offer at 62 and
75 cents each. Call early. 6 16 lmrp
MRS. R. DILLON,
Nos. 323 and 331 SOUTH Street,
Has a handsome assortment of SPRING MILLINERY;
Alls set' and Infants' Hats and Caps, Silks, Velvets,
Crapes. Ribbons. Feathers. Flowers. Frames, etc. CS 154m
TOADIES' CLOAKS, BASQUES, ETC.
MADE A NO TRIMMED
1U the most fashionable style.
FUOM THE BfcbT GOODS,
AT THE LOWEST i"OBBLUU5 PRICES.
I VEN8 & CO.,
1 11 2m Ho. i Booth NLNTU Street
STKIOLEDEK, TROUT, VOIGT A CO.,
beg niont ieni octlull, to call the attention oi the
publio at large to their newly-lnventea Patent,
THE VKIVEKSAL AIARIST,
which, by discharging a perensxion cap, made expressly
lor tbe purpose, will prove very effectual la the prevea
Uun ol burglaries, etc
'1 he toliowliiK are some of Its preat advantages
1st. Mnipllcilyoi destruction, clieapnea and ease In
application, so that a servant or clil.il may gut It.'
id. Freedom froin danger to Demons or propertr.
3d. Universality oi nupllcu.ion to anv part uf a Poor,
Window, (irating, Shutter, Oate, Uurdeu, Preserve,
FImi 1'i nd. etc.
4th. It gives a check to bnrglais by alarming the In
niaiea, neighbors and police.
6th 'l he mind Is lelieveil from much painful anxluty,
Id lemale loneliness or ld age. epclully when articles
of pieat value are kept In the house.
6th. It (a a universal protection to travellers to fasten
on chamLer doors.
7th I is construction li simple and not liable to get out
of order.
U1KECTIOX8 FOR VSE ACCOMPANY EVERY IS
SrUI'MENT. We have put our article at the low price of ONE
DOLLAH, incluKlve or 25 caps, and It cannot be gut
clu upcr either liom as or Iroui our agents, For lurlliur
particulars Inquire ol or addri-ss,
g'lUQLEDKK. lltOirr, YOIOT & CO.,
oilico, No. bU WALNUl' Htrcet.
Room No. 18.
We will send the ALARMIST to any part oi the
country on receipt oi price, and ii cents extra lor
postage.
Country Agents wanted, 6 29 3m
pATENT WirUB AVO!XI
rORRAILIKUH, STORE FRONTS,
GUARDS, PARTIT10S8,
IRON IEDSTEADH, AND WIRE WORK,
In variety, munufsc'.ured by
M. WALKER & SONS'
STEAM ENGINE PACKING
LlBRICATiVE TACRIX,
TOR THE STUFFING BOXES OI
BTEAM ENGINES.
An artlcl recommended by all Bitlroid Compwy,
who have thoroughly tested it, ud in general one br
over fmo hundrtd and flftf Kallioid,ano on trial
over tlva linndred others.
ADOPTED BY 20,e00 STATIONARY EKGIKX. I
is flirt-clans rtielo.
Seventy-Five Cento Per Pound.
LubricatiYC Packing Company
BOLI MANtrACTCKER8,
73 CIIESNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
L. G. TILLOTSON & CO.
BOLE AGENTS,
26 DEY Street, New York.
SOLD BY DEALEK9 GENERALLY. 38 8p
MILLEIv'8 STEAM ENGINE PACKINO.
1 Ms Is the muslin covercd.staoddj filling, atulllng
bux packing.
SIXTY CENTS PER POrST).
Tor sale bj WILLIAM H. MILLER,
Bole Manufnotiirer lor the United Htates,
Hear of 123 ( HKWMIT Hirvet.
4 28 8p Philadelphia, Penna.
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.
LARGE, WELL LIGHTED
AND VENTILATED
ROOM, ON THE SECOND FLOOR
OF TBS
"Evening Telegraph" Building,
No. 108 South THIRD Street,
TO BENT.
With or without steam power. Apply in the
uiuur, ursi nuur.
TO LET. CAPE ISLAND -DESIRABLE
Bl double Cottaee to let. on Lafayette street, eleven
ronniN nlenrv nl shade, frond cellar. AXGtlent water.
fine view of ocean, Ac. Photographs of which can he
seen, and tnll parttcnlars at McCALLA'S New Hat
Store, o. 613 CHESNUT Street. '. 813
FOR SALE A DESIRABLE THREE
ptoiv Dwelllnir. with Uiiee-storT double Back
TuTldinK on 'IWhLFTH Street, above Qroen. All
modern improvements, summer kitchen, beaters, etc.
Price. tMlOU clear. Apply at tuts Otllce, between 9 and
12 A.M. 410
TO RENT-TO A CAREFUL TENANT. A
first-class Residence and grounds, within fifteen
minutes ol the city, on Walnut street, completely mr-
nisnea, lor six or nine montns. Auuress "Absentee,"
this office. 16 3t
INSTRUCTION.
C
HEGARAY INSTITUTE.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH.
Boardine and dav nuolls. Nos. 1627 and 152!) SPRUCE
Street, will reopen on '1 HURSDA V , September 20.
French is the language oi the family, and is constantly
spoken in the Institute.
Primary Department. 60 per annum.
Hav Scholars per annum, aioo.
Day Boarding VupDs, 200.
22 ituwtni Principal.
AUCTION SALES.
B
SCOTT. JR., AUCTIONEER.
.No. 1020 CHESNUT STREET. 5 215
DANCOA8T & WAR NOCK,
L AUCTIONEERS,
S18S No. 240 JUARKET Street.
"V E B A N D A II
AND
WINDOW AWNINGS.
1 he Subscribers are now prepared to put up, in
Town or Country,
AWNINGS,
FOR WINDOWS OR VERANDAHS,
Ot the various materials used for tho purpose, of
which they keep an assortment constantly on hand.
SHEPPARD.VAN HARLINGEN & ARRIS0N,
House-Furnishing Dry Goods
72mwAtrpj ,
No. 1008 CHESNUT STREET,
glXTU QUARTERLY BE PORT
OF THE
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK
OF
PHILADELPHIA,
Ne. ICO South FOURTH Street.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2, J8d6.
RESOURCES.
Discounted Bill .' f 118.935-1)0
U. s. Bmdsdepoined at Wash-
ingtoD 910 WO 00
U.S. 610 Bonds on hand 90)1X0 00
Banking-house Fixtures '2,633 wo Jo
licenses and Taxes &'bzijia
Due trom Banks and Bankers 64.12H 90
Dtmand Loans 212 7(H) 'ml
Jvew York 1 xeliaiine . 148 fl-i3
Clrculatinir Notes ot this Bank.... 77 .4H0 00
National bank Notes 12 00
Leval lenders. Compound Interest
Votes aud Cieartug House UertlU-
catee 1 714 570 60
2 210,153 33
LIABILITIES 6W72'637"
Capital Suick T.Ml.OOO'OI
t Ircultttlng Notes 6R0 0"0MI0
I cposits 3 438 0i 18
Divldeu.l No. 2 (unpaid) 125 00
SuiplusFund 60 000 00
Proliw (3,441 ot)
103 44W6
1 872 ,632 21
W. H. RHAIrVN,
Is K ' CASHIEH.
TT P, 11 N.! T AR B THE LARGEST,
J- ,i I"?"?" lieet Sl0ck Furniture In the
world la to he lound at ' 1
GOULD OO.'S
TNION FUHNIIURE DF.POT.
CORNER OF NINTH AND MAKKET StUEETS.
SLd Nos. 87 and 3N.bKCOND Street.
Parlor Bulla, in lJau, Brocade, plU8u, Damask, or
Dining-room, Chamber, Library, Kitchen mill Office
FurnH ure at labulousiy' low pilies , aua th newest
tf lei aud patterns.
Puhllo Building, Hchool, College, and Shop Furniture
lu eudlees variety. vihuiulu,
AH kinds of Fnrnttnre wanted by homekaeuers. at
Mceedlugly low uiicea. at either ol their liuinouse estab
lishments It ytu want to save uionuv aud uet well
served go to OOUI I) CO. before purchasing elve-
b.",SvCP,n,T'2f,Tlf Bd ARlii.T,."d los ?7
end 39N, UttOND btreeU 21V50
DP.Y GOODS.
p II I C E & WOOD,
Northwest Corner of EIGHTH and
riLBERT Streets.
Have Juft opened a new lot of French Lawns, at 25
and 81 cents a aid.
Black and white I'laid UoEamblqaes.25 cent a yard.
Plain color Baicges, 87) cents.
Flaln color Crape Mareis, 40 cents a yard,
line quality Black Alpacas.
('inequality black all-wool Delaines.
FLACK 81LKS, BLACK. SILKS, VERT CHEAT,
Heavy black Groa Grain Silks, SI 75 a yard.
WHITE GOODS! WUITK GOODS!
Solt finish Jaconets, 26, 28, 81j, 40, and 60 cents.
Soft finish Cambrics, very cheap.
White Swiss, Victoria Lawns, Nainsooks.
Shirred Muslins, 87;C, 91 25, and 91 60 a yard.
White rjqncs, veiy cheap.
LINEN GOODS I LINEN GOODS!
Bet makes of Shirting Linens,
Table Liucr.s by the yard.
8-4 and 104 Linen Table Cloths, very cheap.
Linen Napkins, (2 88, 92 0, 92 130, and 92 76 per
dozen.
Linen Towels, 26, 28, 81, 87. and 60 cents a yard.
Best oualitv American i'rints. warranted fast
colors, 20 cents a yard.
mst makes Bleached and Unbleached Huslins, at
the very loweBt market prices.
1'IJlow Caee and Sheeting Muslins.
A rood assortment of Hosiery and Gloves,
Ladles' and Gents' Linen Udlcls.
Gents' fNeck-tiei. Shirt Fronts, and Suspenders.
Linen Faun, vnrv rhenn. Silk Fans, very chcan.
r renen extracts, romaaes, ana esonps, uuuaio uair
Bruxhcs, Tooth and Nail Brushes, etc.
PUIOE & WOOD,
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT 8ts.
N. B. A lurre assortmentof Ballardvale Flannels.
bought belore the advance, and selling at less than
bale prirxs. 2 4
SHETLAND SHAWLS.
Shetland Shawls, $3 50.
Shetland Shawls, $4 00.
Shetland Shawls, $3 00.
Sea-Side Shawls, $6 00 to $10 00.
J. C. STimVBKIBGE & CO.,
6 26
N. W. COENEK EIGHTH AND MARKET.
LINEN LAWNS.
100 PIECES LINEN LAWNS AT 33 CENTS.
10O PIECES ORGANDY LAWKS, AT 23
K1VT8.
50 PIECES FINE WHITE FIQ,UE AT 05
CENTS.
300 PIECES PLAIN AND PLAID MCS
LIAS. J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
6 26
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET.
GREAT BARfJAINX GREAT REDUCTIONS.
OUR liS TIKE HTOC'K Olf
SPRING AND fSU.M MKK DiihSd GOODS
CLOSING our,
GREATLY 11MOW COST PRICES.
2500 lards Paris Grenadines, reduced to 81c.
lftOyardsMlk do. do. Me.
Silk and Wool P'aid Oliver Cloths, reduced to J!c.
Paris Tafleta de 8oies, for suits, do. 6 c.
50o yards double width Plaid Poplins, do. 6Uo.
(He. P aid Poll de Chevrea, do. Site.
Best Paclllc Challl Delaines, do. 20c.
Dret-s Goods ol every variety at reduced prices.
White alnsook; (.'ambries and Jaconots, 85o. to $1.
Lurge Plaid Nainsooks and Swisses, tor dresses.
Larue aud small Plaid White Orgaudlos.
Shirred and Tucked Muslins, lor waists,
(ivod quality white Pliiues. at6ito7!c.
Rich style printed Plquos, at SI toU'25..
Choice styles Printed Cnln zes, at SO. 66, 62c.
Choice style French Chintzes, at SO 86, and 62c.
ENGLISH AND FHEXC1I
CAMBRH; AND JACONKT LWNS
OF THIS Ni.WEsT AND CHOICEST STYLES,
at V. 31, 400.
Handsome styles Seaside Shaw.s.
Shetland shawls, white Bsrege Shawls.
White ( rape Uaretz shawls.
Grenadine Shaw.s. 1 SO to
6u0 yards doubie width ail wool Cloths.
Handsome Mixtures lor Ladies' Ssciiues, reduced from
4 to U lower than the same goods were ever sold
before there was any premium on iiold.
Our prices wM all be found very low, as we mut close
out our stock before tbe middle of August, preparatory
to altering our store.
H. STEEL & SON,
7 3t Xos. 71U and 715 S. Tenth street.
No. 1024 CHEHNCT STREET.
E. M. NEEDLES,
No. 1024 CIIESNUT STREET,
OFFEB8 AT LOW FBICGS,
2000 PIECES WHITE GOODS,
Tncludlna all varieties Rbtrred, Puffed. Tucked,
Plaid. Strloed, Plain and Figured MUSLIM,
suitable tor W bite lnlles and Lresses.
100 Kleces PHIJilTtU LlAiKH I.AWiJ8, deslr-
nuie Bivies lur vicnuh
Cluny, Va;encienne and other Taccst Insf rt
inits, adulnfs nlonuclnts and Rands, Uaudker
chiefs, V ells. Collars, sleeves, etc
'1 he above are dieted lor sa.e C3HAP, and in
great VARIK1 Y.
LADii.8 WOULD DO WELL TO EXAMINE.
QAPE MAY
ATLANTIC CITY,
AND LONG BRANCH.
DREIFUSS & BELSIXGER,
No. 49 North EIGHTH Street,
HAVE OFENED ON I DE llTH ISTST.,
A new and doslrablo lot of
ZEPHYR NIT SUAWLS
Sulfublo for the WaterlDg Places, Including a
gplendld assortment of
WII1TK GOODS.
Pl'CKtD MUSLIN,
SHIRKED MUfcLIN,
ISWI83 MUSLIN,
PLAID NAINSOOK,
BTK1PED NAINSOOK,
61" CAMBRIC NAINSOOK.
DRY GOODS.
CHEAP DRY OOODS, CARPETS, MATTTNO,
Oil Cloth, and Window Shades. V. F.. ARCH AM
BAULT, N. E. corner KLEVENTU and MAKKfcT
Streets, wlllt"ien this rnornlng from Auction tnurain
Csrpets. ail wool, new siy.es. BiO,'V,l 1 S0 Inarain
Carpets, wool rl'llng, 50, 62, 76o i Three-ply Carpel.
&ngnsn i apeatry nrnsseis onty f 1 tn wortn wt iyi
l out ni emir v Briwta, , oo, tri ana IOC. I liemn
I arpets, Ir7. 8" and 2c. ; Rn Carpets. 62c. I Floor Oil
Cloths. 75, 87, 61 1 GUt Bordered Window Shades SIM
to iJt Plain Buff, Green. Brown and Drab Shading,
0c.,''ni?n Ming, 1 and Buo.i Dimity Bed Qui ts,
!?fC,W??"n"' ,L""n n'llnas, M and no J cheap
Tahle Linens Towelllnqi and Napklnst French Lawns. '2?
628 B Hr 628
Hanufactory, KO.B-28ARCH ttreet.
Above Mth streeu Phtadelnhla.
W holcwale and Retail.
Our assortment embnuesakl the new and dealrable
styles and sires Jf everr length and sua waist for
Ladles, it lsres, and Children,
1 hose of "00 H OWffi HAKE" ate urvn'orln nith
and durabfliip to any other Skirts made, and warranted
to give satisfaction.
Skins made to order, altered, and repstred. S4(
CLOTHING.
J-J T. OF P. C. F. P. P. C
' CLOTHING!
HICKS' TEMrLE OF FASIIIOX.
Celebrated
For Fine
Fashionable
Clothing.
"WILLIAM LUCKS,
No. MAHKET Street,
512 Im PHILADELPHIA.
OTATES UNION CLOTHING HALL,
600 MARKET Street, 608
Visitors will find a large and varied assortment ot the
very best READY-MADE CLOTHING at the lowest
cash prices.
Hulls, containing Coats, Pants, and Test, from 612 00,
Busters, 2 'ir.
Pants fro in 63 00 and higher.
Come and convince yourselves. 16 31 3in
(CQRTO FOR A SUIT OF BLACK OP
iPJtJ fancy colored cloth; army and navy olothlu;
j o-. in sivie tmsurpflsej.
4 7tnirp FAKK.No. If) NINTH St. above Chesnvt.
REFRIGERATORS.
gCIIOOLEY'S
NEvV PATENT SF.I.F-VKNTILATINQ
AMERICAN
REFRIGERATOR,
PATENTED JANUARY 5, 1864,
Is the best and only perfect Kelt-Ventilating Preserve.
in rue wonui aim win aeep sucn aruclea as egetuuioj,
r runs, aieaiB, uauie, r ten, juuk, eggs, etc etc ,
LOKuSU, DRIER, AND COLDER,
WITH LESS ICE,
Than any ether Refrigerator now.in use!
E. , S. FAKSON & CO.,
6 20 lm Noi. in and 224 DOCK Street
REFRIGERATORS
PUKE 500, AND UPWARDS.
2000 fREGRIOF-RAlCRS. ICE CHESTS, ANI
WATER COOLkRH. just finished, comprising the
largest and best assortment In the olty, which will he
sold wholesale and retail,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
A. ANDERSON",
6 6 lmrp No. 136 DOCK Street, below Second.
FLAGS, FIREWORKS, &o.
JliE BEST AND CHEAPEST PLACE
IN TEE CITY TO GET
HAGS! 3, FLAGS!
FLAGS AND LANTERNS
OP EVERY DESCRIPTION.
CALL AND SEE FOR 1 OURS ELF, AT
SCHEIBLE'S,
No. 40 South THIRD St.,
(SECOND STORT.) 8 281m
IllEWORKS!
FIREWORKS!
GREAT CENTRAL DEPOT
For Pyrotechnics of all Kinds,
Suitable for city retail trade, and also a large assort
ment for Privato Fxhibltlons.
Geotlen cn getting op pilvate displays are especially
requested toca'l.
JOSKriI E. SMILEY, .
o 30 No. 23 South FH0NT Street.
gg3arr m"rr-'
Zfgj Pocket Hooks, P
v?(& Portfolios, hi B V
Hc4 S Drcssliiff t'asefi, 01 2 vV
VbP 3 3 nnnkcrs' Ciwrs. r
rlSj Ldie oud Genu' fSSok
I 7.,,.it ( Satchel, and W. .c..
II itvl H Travelling Bag. J Hook.. JJ
M'Ks. la all atylea. pi
MEDICAL.
R HEUni ATISR1,
GOUT, NEURALGIA, ASTIDIA
CONQUERED AT LA81
A CUBE WARRANTED, 0B IHE MONEY RETURNED.
NOTHING RISKED BY TRYING IT.
SUFFERERS FOR YEARS NOTICE.
USED INWARDLY.
Tbe following wonderful remedy for the posi
tive care of Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, and
Asthn a, was discovered after the study aud prac
tice ot a lifetime, by
DJK. J. P. FITLEIt,
Ono of Philadelphia's oldost practising physicians.
who has made these diseases a specialty, and having
fully teetod it remarkable curative power forannm
ber ot years, now offers it to all afflicted and suffer.
lnjr, with the liberal condition that if any caie can
possibly te found that lti infallible power cannot
overcome, HE WILL refund to such case or cases
the lull amount paid in the trial ol this remedy. In
credible as this oflcr may seem, the proprietor known
lull well trom experience the merits ot the remedy
and the'safety ot his offer.'
It contains no Mercury, Colchlcum, Minerals.
Metals, nor anythin injurious or unpleasant.
1'nce t-00 per bottle. I'loparea only ai tbe rrin
cipal Depot, Ao 211 South IT OUHTU street, above
Cbesnut, whore Dr. FIX L fell may bo personally con.
tultea, tree ol cl arce.
inchest references or wonuerlul cures accompany
each bottle.
CERTIFICATES.
Am one hundreds ot Testimonials of its eflVanv.
the lollowing rcspoo ablo crentlemen lmve kindly
consented to answer any inquiries respecting i
wonderful euros of the Croat Khoumatio Remedy
which may to lequirod of thorn:
Conrad F, Clothior, Ksq., Ko. 28 N. Water street.
William Ansppch, iCeq., No 22 N. Third streot.
Thomas Allen, Esq., Seventh street abovo Brown.
X B. f, Dtxev, Esq., IO. C22 CheKnut street.
(ieorfteJ. Weaver, In., No, 1827 Walnut street.
Joseph Stovers, No. fiila Owen t-treet
John Ellison, Franklin ana Poplar streets.
George Landoll, Esq., no li06 (jroen street.
(Samuel W . Jacots, V sq., Arch t. abovo Sixth.
Michael Weaver, Esq.. No. 1606 Green stieot.
Joseph Bakei , Esq , 828 N. Eifth street.
W. J. Stiilwcil, Bndoburo;.
Joseph Comlv, Frankford.
Kov. J. Hall bur ir, Vickshurir, Miss. 6 27
(JHEROKEE CURE,
THE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE,
CURES ALL DISEASES CAUSED BY
YOTJUiyUL INDISCEETIOy. VIZ
SEMINAL Wr.AKNEKS,
LOSB OF AltMOkY, TJMVEBSAL LAS8I1CDE,
PAlKb IN 'IHK BACK.
DIM.NESd OK V18IOV,
PBEHATCKK OLD AOS
WEAK NERVEf,
DIFFICULT DREATHISU,
PALE CODNTEKA5TCE,
INSANITY,
CONSUMPTION,
AND ALL DISEASES
That follow as a sequence of youtniul indiscretions.
THE CH EBOKKE rUR3
Will restoro health and vii;or. and etleet a permanent
cure alter nil other medicines have tailed.
'ihirty-two pago pamphlet sent in a sealed envelope,
free to any addrrss.
1 rli e 2 per battle, or three bottles for
Fold by all Druggists or will he sent bv express to
any por Ion ot tho norlu, on the receipt of price, by the
oi'e pioprie or,
Dl?. W. It. MERWIN,
No. 37 Walker street, New York.
ciierofeF remedy
Cures all t'rinary Complaints, -viz. : Grovel. Inflara
iiiiitinu ol ti c l.lniulor aud Kidneys lfeteutinu ot Urine,
Btiictu'csol the Irctnra Drops cal Swo linns, Brick
liust Deposits, and all dise ases ina-, require a diuretic,
and w hen used In c niunvtiun w tli Vie
(Ht-nokEK ISJIKTIOS,
docs not fall to euro Cionoiihocd, (jloet, and all Mncos
1 IhcliarKCB In Male or (euialo coring recent cases In
from cue to three davs and is especially leoatntnended
In tliofo cases of Fluor A bus or Whites in Females.
The two meuiclnes tthCd In conjunction will not lah to
r move this dipavrejftli'ie comp alnt, and In those coaes
VI here otrcr nie'liciiies nave been used without success,
frlco lteuiedy, Ono bottle 2, ihree Bottle, H.
Inuction " ' 92, " " gj.
The Cherokee "riirc." "Il-m y," and "Mi eiton"
are to be found in all well-regulated drux stores, and are
rrcommended by phvsiclnns and drusgists all over the
world lor ihclr mirtnsio worth and merit. Home un
principled dealers, howovei t try to deceive their cus
tomers by se Iipr cheap and worthless compounds In
order to make money-lu place oi these. B notae
cuved it the dniKKiMswli; uoi buy them lor you, writs
ro us, and we wl'l send them to you bv express, securely
packed, and liee from observation We treat all diseases)
to which the human system is suljoct, and will be
pieascd to receive full aud explicit siat, mentsfrom those
who have latied to receive rebel hereto oro. Ladles or
gentlemen can a idresa us in p'rfeet confidence. We de
sire to scud our thirty-two pane pamphlet tree to evdry
lady and aentlenian in the land. Address all letters tor
pamphlets, medicines, or advice, to the sole proprietor.
Dr. W R MKKW1N,
eSmwfStp No. V WA1 KFB street, N. V.
D
B. HUNTER, No. 44 N. SEVENTH.
STREET. ABOVE FILBERT. PHILADELPHIA
Acknowledged bp allyarttrt interetteti as by tar the
MOM SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
In the treatment of Dutatet in A s tpertally. QUICK,
THOROUGH, andjtrmantnt curet guaranteed in every
cose. RememberLR. IirNTtR'S Celebrated Ueuiedlos
can only be had penulne at his old established Ofllce, No.
U N. t-EVEMll Street, above Gilbert. 7 fist
pER FECTION
IS RARELY ATTAINED, YET
A. B. W. BTTLLARD'S
IMPROVED OIL SOAP,
FOB REMOVING
Crease, Paint, Pitch, and Varnish,
From all Goofs of Durable Colors, is ahead of anything
yet discovered.
It leaves tbe Goods soft, and as perfect as when new,
wi ll no snot upon which dust can col ect, as la tbe case
with all tbe preparations heretofore sold lor cleansing
goods.
it Is delicately penuined nd entirely free from the
dlHatreeable odor of Benzine, and all other resinous
Uulda.
COUNTERFEITS
Ct this prepsraiton are extant, therefore be sure and
take none but that hich has tbe autograph of A. li. W
B U LLA hD ou the label.
Manutactured by the Propifetors,
A. 1$. W. BULLARD & CO.,
WOaCESTEH, 11A33.
Central Atenlsfor Pennsylvania,
DYOTT & CO.,
No. 2f2 North SECOND Street, Phlla lelphla.
For sale by all Druggists. ( 2J mwflm
jMLsvyiV. iinmt lit i
TN ORDER TO SAVE MONEY AND (1ET AN
J article that nearly every one Is rusniag for. buy
I'REMON COAL. at 1015 per ton, t Kg and Stove
size; also tho genuine Eale Vein Coal at same price;
and a very tine quullty of Lehlh at VT60 per ton lor
:g sud hlove delivered to ii 1 parts ot tlia ollv, free
of slate and dirt. Orders received at No. 114 S TXIKU
Street. tn
TOB TRINTINO, IN COLflRS OR PLAIN.
f neatlv and expeditiously done lu the EVE SI NO
TELLUKA1U Bl'ILDINU, third iloor. llm