control of human powT, are seldom or never
equal yet we cannot help thinking; tug, the
Austrian army, alter the Prussmnii Ix-guu IU r
advance iulo Bohemia, was somewhat, i 1
position of Lee's army when Bank' alvanwd
p the t-hoDonrtoah, McDowell IromFre lenclts
bor?, and McUlcllan up the Peninsula. Toe
rapm rneriry of Jackson in burling; Bunks back
to ibe l'otpmac, and the ability with which Lee
concentrate! his lorcea atLst McClellau,
saved lor ibat lime the Southern army and
Richmond. Slmllur strategy and similar
ability m- exacution on the part ot BcnmHr
mtgbt have lelt Hudowa nnknown In the history
ol great battles. -
As soon as the army of Prince Frederick
Charles, coming; south Horn Saxony, had t iken
Tnrnau and MuucheDjrratz, IJenedek'g position
was turned, and Prague nr.il the line of the
Moldau uncovered, lie therefore bad to fight
a battle wlih, as we said on Thursday, "front on
flank;" that , where his Hue ot battle runs
nearly piirallel to the line of communication
with his ba.r, a popi'ion in which defeat is most
tiibas'roue. Th'S was Napoleon's strategy when
he cut ud Mela? and Yvorniscr in LoinD-irdy,
shot up Black at Dim, and conquered Prussia at
Jena: anu it was tlio plan of campaign carried
out by Moreau at Ilolieulln Vn. It was ably
pursued Dy the Prut-sUn generals tn this sev
entten da.ys' campaign, and does all honor to
fhiir niilitary citpacitv. Napoleon was in the
habit of saying thai the Autrians have never
learned the value cf time, in war. In the pre
sent v ar this still continuing lurk of kno led?e
was certainly the principal cause of their defeat.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
I For Additional Cily lnirtlijcnce see Fifth Page.
A Grand Forgkby aJetkcted The
(Sciliy Pakty Abbestkd. Yesterday, two of
the most darinc aud audacious aUempts at
forgery that have been attempted in this citv
foriome time past were brouplit to light, and
the lorger was arrested. Tbo houses operated
ujion wire those ot Jay Coolre & Co. aud Drexel
A Co. The ciicumstances are as follows: a
young man entered the banking house of Jay
Cooke & Co., and presented a note purporting to
be.lrom the ttrm ot Elliott, Dunn & Co.,' No. 230
Walnut street, requesting the delivery of $15,000
of Beven-thirtv bonds. The note, remarkable
for superior orthography, was as follows:
"Ban km House oi Killotr, Lunn & Co.. No. 280
Walnut stieet, Phiiauo phia, Juiv 2'), 1853.
' ".Messrs. Jay Cooke & Co., pleura dtlliver to
bearer ft teen .tioueand dol ai iu Auzun 7 310
notes, for payment of wliicn please find cuocc m
cloted, and oblige
"15 (ICO. Elliott, Duhh & Co."
Accompanying this was a cbeck, drawn as fol
lows: "bo. 19G7. Philadelphia, July 20. 1866
"Kicoud National Ban, pay to tUe oraer of
Hesar. Jay Cooke & Co. fifteen thousand six houu
dn o dollars.
"f16 W0. Elliott, Dunn k Co."
The note and check was presented to Mr.
Joteuh M. Shotmaker, an employe of Jay Cooko
A Co., land by him the matter was promotly
reierred to Mr. George Thomas, a member of the
film, who of course pronounced both documents
forgeries. Telling the man that the notes would
be sent to Elliott, Dunn & Co., Mr Shoemaker
went at once to their otlice and stated the cir
cumstances. The stranger's movements were watched.
Leaving the office ot Jay Cooke A Co , he went
to that of the Messrs. Drexel. Here he pre
sented a note requesting the delivery ot $10,0:10
of the Roman Pontifical bonds, now beiug sold
In this city lor the Pope. The note was worded:
"July 0, 1866 liossrs. jjrexel A Co : Please
Oliver to bearer ten thousand dollar oi tba Koinitn
rimtificicU bonds, for payment of winch please find
euec.it inclostd, and oblige
"Elliott, Dunh A Co."
A check for ten thousand dollars, similar to
that piesented at the counter ot JuyCokeA
Co., was otleied to Drexel & Co. Mr. Oollrey
was the clerk who received the papers. He at
oiice told the presenter to go with him to the
office of Elliott. & Dunn. As they lett the office
they were Btopped by Mr. Snoemuker. and the
tors er taken into custody. He stated thai he
had served several terms in the aruiy, and no w
holds a Major's cuiimiit-siou ia tue regular army.
The notes arid checks, he contended, were given
him by a Mr. Claries Brown, of No. 33 New
street, New York, and that he was not aware of
their criminal nature. A telegraphic despatcn
was at once sent to New York city to learn the
truth of the statement. In an hour an answer
was received, declaring that no such man as
Charlie Brown was ever known at No. 33 New
street. The names ot prominent persons in
New York were given by th prisoner as refe
rences tor his lonesty. Telegrams to these
gentlemen elicited answers that they kuow
nothing of the torgcr, and he was handed over
to Detective Webb. That gentleman went to the
Continental Hotel and searched the Major's
baggage. In his truuks were found check
books, tilled with checks on which he ba.i been
practibing the signature ot Elliott, Dunn & Co..
and aletier worded exactly like that presented
at the office ot Jay Cooke A Co.
These were taken possession of by Mr. Webb.
The checks were all printed with the name of
Elliott, Dunn & Co. on the margin, and a quan
tity ot lefter paper, bearitur the same headiug,
was also tound. The whole matur had been
careiully and systematically planned. The
name ot the hrm is Elliott A Dunn, and but tor
th s discrepancy and the bud spelling of the
notes, the attempt would have been successful.
The attempts were undoubtedly the first erlorts
ot the forger. When ai rested and confronted
with -the evidence ot his guilt, be was dumb
founded. He denied his guilt until late tn the
day, when he made a clean confession. He was
locked up for tuture action. He Is apparently
about twenty years ot age, and bears the marks
ot bororaole wounds, received while gallantly
serving in the ranks of his country. He says
that he is the possessor of wealth, but ambition
and avarice spurred him to the act. Py birtU ho
is French, and speaks aud writes that language
with perlect fluency.
Soldiers' Monument. There Is now on
exhibition at the marble yard ot Henry 8. Tarr,
Gieen street, above Seventh, a maenilicent monu
ment, just completed, aud about to bo erected
by the citizens ot'C'atasauqua, Pa., to perpetuate
the meiL or y of those Iroai that vicinity who
loughr, lor freedom aud to crush rebellion. The
design Is exceedingly cnuste and appropriate.
being six Icet square at base and twenty-six feet
nign, wuu me American naff iiiruwu over a 'j
fluted column, and hanging in graceful folds J
around its Bides, while ouihetop la the American J
eagle, in the act ot defending the nag trom Its
enemies. On the four sides are filenames ol the 1
members 01 -the 4GtU and 47th Kcgiments Penn
sylvania Volunteers, with the names of the
numerous bait es iu which tuey were engaged;
also the names of those who died in the service,
etc. To those desirous ol examining this specimen
ol monumental sculpture, we will stato that it
wili reinuin in the yard during the ensuing week,
when it will be removed to its destination at
Catasauqua, Pa , and dedicated with appropriate
ceremouies on the Situ day ot August next,
Botjnd OvtB. Michael Morgan, who
was arrested on suspicion ot setting tire to a
frame building in the rear of tecond street,
above Race, a week or so ago, was before the
Aldetnianat the Central Sutton yesterday for
a final hearing. There was not any additional
testimony heard, and the accused was required
to give bail in $'2Mil) lor his appearance at the
next term of the court. The evidence upon
which the binding ever took place was alto
gether circumstantial, and the suspicious clr
cuuiclances against the defendant were that
shavings bad been dropped ltoru the room he
occupied In another building, down a flight or
two of stairs, and to the place set on tire, and
that some tar had been taken from Mr.
Mongau's room ai d used to kiulle the firs.
Detendaot deuies that he had auythinir to do
wi'h the iucendiaii.-ro, aud theie Ls no con
ceivable motive for the commission of the
oflenhe by hi in. '
Committed. 0 wen Bums, charged with
having stabbed a young man named Murphy, a
lew davs ago, at the Park, has been arrested and
committed ti await the result of the injury
inflicted. Murphy was cut In the abdomen, and
bin wound is represented to be a serious one.
TnEDAlLYEVElNGTELEGRAPII. PniLAI)ELTIIIA, SATURDAY;
TllE PHILADELPHIA Homoeopathic
V. epical Society has (tint held an aniourned
nin'tiiig to consider ihesubect of cholera. The
President, R. Gardiner, was in the Chair. Toe
Chnuman ot the Committee on Cholera called
attention to some recommendations tn lormer
repoiti, upon which the society bad as yet taken
no action.
A resolution was passed requesting the mem
bers to turnish the Secretary with statistical
reports, together with the results ol treatment of
all cases ot cholera that may comd under their
care, so that he might preserve thorn and publish
them Irom time to time
A paper on cholera was read by Dr. Kent, in
In which an interesting case much reiembling
this disease was related, and the homoeopathic
muiuu Kuiea tne case ind.cated.
u i 9 lor(,fl bad seen the same case, and
thought it was sporadic cholera. H had also
been called in hs own practice within a lew
days to a case presenting all the characteristics
of the disease in its last stage, and which proved
latal iu a lew hours, in a state of collapse. He
did n.t think the term Amatio cholera should be
applied to these sporadic cases. Such casus
occur every summer.
Dr. Btishrod W. James detailed a ease, which
was attacked a lewnichts since with several
symptoms which characterize this malady, such
as violeut cramps in the abdomen and limbs,
vomiting aud purging, haggard countennuce,
lost ot voice, and coldness of the extremities.
There whs no rice-water colored dejections, and
he did not consider the ca9e anything more taau
nn aggravated cae of cholera morbus. Tue
PhUeut speedily recovered . under the use of
nomuiopat bio medicines.
Dr. A. Koch bad seen many cases of Asiatic
cholera while Government physician at Munich,
during an epidemic of it at that place, aud also
many cases ol sporadic cholera, such as occur
eveiy year in our large cities; and he said there
was no diagnostic diiiereuce in the symptim-t
ot thecuses). Dr. Jacob Jeanes, who has seen
several epidemics ol the disease, including tha'
ot 1832 in our city, concurred in the same view.
The discussion was con riuued until 10 o'clock,
and was lurther participated in by Dn, Ganso,
Lippe, D. James, Frost, Leach, and J. Koch.
A communication announcing the formation
of a new Homoeopathic Medical Society in Ena
and Crawlord counties was read by the Seere
tary. The meeting adiouroed over until tall,
unless the Cholera Committee or Secretary
should deem it necessary to be called together
sooner.
An Ungenerous Lodger. Charlotts J.
Gallagher wus committed yesterday lor the
alleged larceny of several articles of wearing
apparel. Defendant had applied to Mrs. Simp
son, residing on the Fraukford road, above
Laurel, for lodging, aud was provided for, and
she lelt the house early on the 'ollowing morn
ing, at which time the clothing was missed
Soon after her arrest, the mising articles were
lound at a second-hand shop where Bhe had sold
them. Alderman Snoeinaker held her for trial.
MATTERS 0VEH THE RIVER.
Increase of Chime. 1 he terrible crimes
which have recently been perpetrated in the
vicinity ot Camden, have aroused the authorities
of both Camden and Gloucester counties to a
rieterminntlnn f nnaoihlA r, annlr ... nnnHn
hend, and puniah the perpetrators. Not loug
driving homewards through a piece ot woods,
were fired np n by some miscreant or mis
creants hid beside the road, narrowly escaping
with their live., as tb balls passed in close
proximity to their heads. These villsius were
never discovered, but they evidently were prowl
ing about, lving in wait, no doubt, for some
one against whom they hud ill teeling.
It might possibly have been that they were in
search ol Mr. Raymond, who was brutally mur
deted near that place on Wednesday night, and
that thev tirrrl nn tha Inn onntlnn.nr. in ... ,.,,
li r him and a friend. Be this as it may, the
....... un comucu ul-iucuuu, uuuouau courts were
made tO SPClim their Ul lV Ot Tha mnnln. n HI
Rajmonu has created intense excitement in the
community, the feeling
running to ttiat dcuicc
of intf nsity that in all probnb.llty the perpe
trator, were he arrested.
the spot. This terrible crime, taken in connec
tion with the above attempt on the lives of two
gentlemen, and with the tact of the finding of a
woman near Kaiehu's Point, wiih her head
crushed in a shocking manner, indicates that an
tnusual watchtulness is requirod of the people,
in seeing that their houses are careiully fastened
on retiring, for no one is sale aeainst these
lawless and consoicnccleps scoundrels.
Tub Seaside. The extreme hot weather
whico has prevailed lor some davs past has
crowded the hotels in Atlantic City to repletion,
aud the sojourners there enjoy a grateful im
munity from its intensity. To-night Dodworth's
Band, tit the United States Hotel, will regale
the visitois there with a grand bop, and another
is to take place at the Sun House. .
A Fine CnuHcn. The managers of the
Second Presbyterian Church at Camden have
solar advanced the work on their edidcethat
they wotship in it. It wiil soon be entirely
completrd, and will be a fine and imposing
structure.
Politicians. The primary meetings of
the different parties in Camden county will toon
be called, to elect delegates to the two conven
tions. Politicians are becoming very active tn
the work of canvassing for suitable candidates..
CLOTHING.
gTATES UNION CLOTHING HALL,
606 MARKET Street, 606'
Visitors will find a large and varied assortment ot the
very best HEADY-MADE CLOIBINU at the lowest
cash prices.
Holts, containing Coats, Pants, and Test, lrom tl2 00.
Dusters, 2 25.
rants irom i 00 and higher.
Come aid convince yourselTes. IS 31 3m
(JjortTO $45 FOR A SUIT OF BLACK OF
UpOcI tanry colored cloth; annyand navy olothia
J o., Id stvle tmpnrjnmse.l.
4 7 tuirp AUK. .o. 10 NINTH St. above Cbesnot
G AS' L I G H T
FOR THE COUNTRY.
FERRIS & CO.'S AUTOMATIC OAS
MACHINES
FOB P BIT ATE HEP DENCE8, MILLS, HOTELS,
CHUBCHES, ETC
FUKNIBHINO FROM TEN TO SIX HUN DEED
LIGHTS, AS MAY BE BEQU1B.ED.
' t
This machine Is guaranteed: does not fret oat of order,
nd the time to manage it la about Ave minutes a week.
1 he simplicity ot ttlg apparatus, IU entire freedom
fioBi danger, the choapreei and qatUltr o the light over
all eihera, ha gamed fo It the lavorable opinion of
thoe acquainted ith Its merlta. The nam's ot those
having tued them for the last three year will be given
by calling at our OFFICE,
No. 105 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
Where the machines can be seen In operation. '
' ' . FEBBI8 ft CO., Bo He p. O.
BeudforaFimpalet 610
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EOT COLLECTOR'S OFFICE,
Fourth District,
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
OFFICE, SPBINQ GARDE!! HALL.
COR. THIRTEENTH AND 8P RING GARDEN,
Pbiladkltbia, July 17. 1866.
Kotlce It hereby given to all persons residing or doing
bntraets in the FOURTH COLLECTION DISTRICT,
embracing the Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Twentieth.
Tjrentj-flrit, Twenty-fourth, and Twenty-Bevcotb
'Wards, that the Annual Tax for 1866, upon Incomes.
Llcrniea, Pianos. Watches, etc , lx now due, and will be
received at this Office without penalty, until the 28,h
day of July Inclusive, '
BENJAMIN II. BROWN,
7 17 lOt
COLLECTOR.
gf- PARDKK 8CIKMIK10 COURSB
LA FA YETTif COLLEGE.
In addition to the g neral Coume of Tn'trnctlnn in
Hi m 1 ipiirinfut. acl.rel to ley cnlislantUI ban la ii
kiion lel.e ard Hcbolarly culture, atudou a can punue
tloec branehea which are eMcntialij praoileal and
tictDl al. viz. :
EGIK1IG Ctvll. Topopraphlral, and Mecha
niculi M1MNO and HETA I.LXKUY ) ARi HI re C
II lip, anrttbe aiiplicaiiou ot Chemistry to AUUlC'DL
'Jl IU ana t lie Jlli. Ttl.
1 1 ne in aim attorded an opportnnl'y tor opeclnl study
of HADt. and rCMKKth oi 'JOlii-HN .
(,r,U l anil 1 ElLdLOGY, and ol llie U16XOUY and
1R11TU1HI olonrconiitiy.
For C Ueulara apply to 1 lesldrnt CATTl LL, or to
ilo:. R B. VOFNOM AN,
( lerkol the 1 acuity
F-astok Pennsvlvanla April 4. 1f66.
610
PHILADKLPHIA AND RRADINf
RAlLItOADCOJdPASY-OFKiCE.No.a7 S.
10CB1U 81Rtta.X.
PniLADrtpnt a, J une 20, 1866
-v -t. , DIV'DEJiD HUTU E.
Tlie Transfer Hooks, ot this Company wl'l be cloaed
"n,.8'n'uyi Juneanth, and re-opeued on Friday, July
it) 111 a IHtrO.
A Dividend of FIVfc PEB CENT, has been declared
cn ibe Preierred and ( emmon stock, clear of National
nod Mate taxes payable In cah, on and a.ter Ja y pith,
to ibe hoirteix thereof as tie) etwll sin ml registered on
Ibe books ol tbecompany on tbe 30th Instant.
All payable at tbla otlice.
Wlxu B. BRADFORD. Treasurer.
KJSr OFFICE OK TUB TARR HOME
RTtAD OIL COMPANY, Xo. 2748ouih 1UIRD
street.
. PniLDAngi.rniA, Julv s, 1866.
Tbe Board of Directors have tbis day deolured .i Dirl
dend ol TEN CRM'S a share, clear ol State Ulx.uk, pay
able on and afer the 'i.'ith mstaut.
. J1 rn".nJ,tr boo whl clone on the 18th, and reopen on
tbe 2.1th.
Tl t C. HIEBKELL, Treasurer.
JKf NOTICE A 6FECIAL MKETING OF
he StocWho dcrs of the 8AHA 8U' PHUB
CON PAM will be heid at their Office. No. 2,15 Hon ih
THIRD aireet, on MONDAY, toe 23d Instant, at li M.
Punotual attemlunce u reinested, as bualness ol Im
portance will be transacted. Our vessel baa arrived
wlthHulphur. By order. F. W HKWBOLD,
7 'M 2t Becreurr and Treasurer.
THE INTEREST IN GOLD ON FIRST
Mnrtnnoa ftnnilH ai ITMTnu ninrnrii ...it
WAY COMPAAY, Eastern Division, due AOKast I,
will be paid on presentation of the Couuons at the
Banking House ol JAY COOKE A CO., New York, on
nd alicr that date.
WILLIAM J. PALMER,
7 19 lit Treasurer.
ITvSf- COLTON DENTAL Af S0CIAT10N.
minister It In tbe aaiest and most effectual manner,
IH.OIiO patients and the medical proipseion will testl v.
It 1 our specially. Come to beodquaitera. otlice. No,
737 AY ALNTJ1 Street 714sw6t
IJ" BATCH EL OR'S HAIR DYE
l3 THF BEST IN THE WORLD.
Haimless. reliable. lntantaneous. The only perfeo
dye. o disappointment, no ridiculous tints, but trao
to osttre, black er brown.'
GEMJ1NE 18 S1G.NED WrT.l.rAM A.. BATCHELOB
ALNU
Beycneratlng Extiact oi Al llilfleurg restores, preserves
nrd beantlliea tbe hnir, prevents ba dness. Bo d by al
DruKgUts, Factory o,81 BARCLAY 1 1. M. Y. 33S
JUST PUBLISHED
Br the PhTslcians of the
KKW YORK A1USECM,
the ninetieth Edition ot tbelr
FOUR LECTURES,
entitled
PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.
To be bad iree. tor .our stamps by addiesslng Becre
tary tw York Slui-eum of Anatomr.
7 175 fo 618 KHOAD WAY. New Yolk.
ir&T- DINING-ROOM F. LAKKMEYER
,Vsl CAR'IER'8 Al ey, would respect ul y in.orm tbe
Public seneially i hat Lc lias le:t in tli'Lg undone to mak.
this place comfoitable tn every respect lor the aixoui
n.tdbtion ot guests. He has opened a large and com
tiiouious Iiichik-hoom In tbe second e orv Uls SIDK
HOAUli Is lurnlshed with EltANDIF.8, WINES
WUKKY,Etc..Etc.. otBCPERlOR BliAMJS. 11
G,000,000
SEYEN PER CENT. FIRST-CLASS
First Morgage Bonds.
THE NORTH MISROCBI BAILiiOiD COMPANY
has authorized ns to sell tbelr First Mor'gsge Sevon Per
Cent. Thirty year Bonds. The whole amount la t6,000,0t)0,
Coupons, payable on the first days of JANUARY and
JULY of each year, in New York. -
Before consenting to this Agency, we have made a
careful examination or the merits of thee Bonds ky
ending n llham Mllnor Roberto, and other., to lepori
npon tbe condition and prospects of the Railroad. Tbolr
teport is on hie at our otnee, and la highly satisfactory.
We do not hesitate to lecomtnend these Bonds as belnv
a first elasa security, and a most safe and Judicious In
vestment ' '
Tbe proceeds of these bonds will be used In extending
a Iioud (already complete 170 miles into North Missouri)
to the Iowa State line, where It Is to oonuect with the
railroads ot Iowa and to also extend It westward to the
junction with tbe Paclilo Railroad fat Lcavenwoitb),
and other roads leading uo the Missouri River, to that
this mortgage of 6 006 000 will cover a completed and
well-stocked Boad of 389 miles In length, costing at
least 116,000,100. with a net annual revenue after the
drat year, ot over 91.MK) 0. 0, or a sum nearly four tlma
beyond tbe amount needed to pay the Inteiest on these
Bonds. 1 he lucome of the Boad will, of oourse, Increase
every year. , ' . .
The Railroad connects the great city of St Loula with
Its two bundled thousand Inhabitants, not only with
the richest portions ol MMouri, but with the States of
Kansas and lowu, and the treat Pacific Ralironds.
. . ' ' '
To the first applicants we are prepared to sell FIVE
HTJiiDRF.D TUOC8AND DOLLARS, at the lo w rate
of EIGHTY CENTS, desiring to obtain a better price
for the remainder, this will yield about 9 per oeut.
Income, and idd 20 pc r cent, to principal at maturity.
Any lurther Inquiries will be answered at our ofue.'
JAY COOKE & CO.,
7 16Jml 33ANKERS, '
, ; No. Ill South THIRD Street.
1 .
AMUSEMENTS.
QKAND NATIONAL CONCERT
FOB THE BENEFIT Or THE .. 1
SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS'
NATIONAL ORPHANS' HOME FUND,
' TJKDR ACSriOIS O TDB ' "
feOLDIERS' AND 8AILOKS' UNION
V ASKING! ON, D. O,
AT (iROVER'S TIIEATRE,
On Thursday Evening, August 2, 1883
' SOtl.OCO tickets whl be sold at il each 7&.00 presenU
awaraed. Tamed at 360,000 1 iS(09 of the profits to be
given to the Soldiers' and Sailors' National Orphans
Bome Fond, t JWOto tha Washington Male and Fmaie
Orphan Asylum, the balance, after deducting expenses,
to be paid to the Treasurer of tbe Soldiers' and Sailors'
Union, ot Washington, D. C.
TICKKTS CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OS
WILLIAM E. OWENS, t-O 827 CHE8KCT STREET;
ALBO SENT lO ANY POST OFFICE IN THE
tOUMUY 1'KOMPILY BY MAIL.
LIST OF PRESENTS TO BE AWARDED:
1 'ihrce-story Brick itesldonce, H street, be-
twaeu Bixib uid beveulh ,
1 ibrce-Blory Lrlc . Keniaeuce, Second
strtet. near E
1 1 lirf -torv brick Residence, i entn strict,
between uiid
llwo-story Brick Residence, Teum Street,
between si ai.d N
1 Two s ory Lnck Residence, leu.h streei,
between M and N
3 Hue l it Lo , onteveuih street north..
1 p endid Carr.ave. Horses, and Harness,
couiplcie
1 ' pien Id Llaniond King
1 ttel Dianionus, complete (I'm, r ar-rlnvs
arc hmgsl
I (.rand f atno (Melnway's)
1 ho til Miver'lta .et
10 Grand Pianos Stii.Oeacb
10 lirand fiauos, k,V V each
100 t.en s' Co d Wa.ches lilMi each
60 Laulea' tiolu Vtatcbes, KlUAeacb
6 Grand iieludei n, U0ii euch
So Aim i loan Case silver Wau.bes, 75 each..
75 bum in i ae Kiver Watches .4ilea h....
SO Dluuiond Riuus. tli.O to each
'lb Diamond Piis. MUOeacb
40 hewing Machiues ':.j each .'.'
Jli hen inn MschiLCs 7Srach
20 Sl cr-pla ed leaStts, aljeacb "
60 Silver t astors. tb ach
8,000 Uoeks A. bums, Jewe.ry, tt., 6't'o'il'J
each
1C M0 Tea aud Table Mpoons eto , $1 to S5 each"
lu.UlO Gold t ens, hieeve Buttons etc.. ai to S3
each.
49.453 Books, Cutlery, Engravings etc, ti'io'sio
each '
.8,000
10 one
H. fOf
8000
soon
4,(1 0
4.00i
2,0 0
1000
I. MHI
1.0IM
6u(li
5(1,(1
20 OiiO
ti,Li
1,0K'
6 IMIJ
t.lMSi
7"0
2i0
4.IKIU
1,5J'
I, Hit
41 (KiO
25,(00
I4 0U0
6DO0
Total aj'250 ti.o
The awunle will be made after the concert on the
stute ol the theatre v here hree thousand peisons can
w Itness it. A committee will be appolutet by the audi
eLCe to superintend the taoie.
1 rintd lis s oi awards will be published and supall-d
to agents and tickei holders. Parties having tl keu
wi 1 re ain them un 11 a iter .heavarda are made, and it
thi Ir numbers appear on be list thev will i,,rr,i ,h.,ir
tickets Inin edlme y . with mil directions as te the shin
ping ol fcoods or deeds lor the propenv. Tickets lo aalu
at all the principal hotels, book and musto stores in tlm
city, and at the headquarters In the maintnouth lair
building tor tbe benefit of tue i-o dlers' and Sailors'
hutlnnal t rphans' Homo fund Co ner of Seventh street
and Pennsylvania avenue Wa"bingon D. f!
Tbe Directors appeal to the libera ll;y ol tbe people to
give this enterprise their kind support, and tderebv
a-slsi in relieving tbe wai ts of tne orphans or our
alien comrades.
MASAC1NO D1RKCTOBS,
Major H. A. HALL,
Fiestdent So.diers' and Sal on' Union,
olonel C iARi ISb CAPEHaKX.
HiibrM. B. ALBvrger,
WILLIAM 8. MOBxe.
THEASDKKR.
J B. IlU tUllINNON, Efq,
Cashlir atlona Bank ot the lleiropoUs.
All persons favorably disposed are requested to act as
gents, but no commissions will be al owed.
.Money i-bou d In all cases be sent by Post Office order,'
draft, express or registered letter.
In every case send the name and Post Office address,
county ai.d Mtate I euch separate subscription and In
Close stamp. All orders tvf tlukeu must oe auuressed to
. WILLI iU 8. MOJi.-lji,
, Secrenry Boldiers' ond BaUors' Na lonal Concert,
Washingmn, D. O.,
Tickets also for sale by Lock Bex So. 32.
F. NO I ENS & CO ,
... Ueneral Agen s,
P O r,. " ow'lJBril. street,
P O. Box 656. Wllminnton. De aware.
InSAbURT DxrABTHEST, OrtlCI OF 1KTKBNAL HBVENUB,
Whereas H A Ha land o'bers, as 'Mnnaflng Ilroc
tors"o.the Grand National Concrt," to beheld m
V afhtnglon P. c. on ibe i id oi August next have maue
one appication to u. t lepban. Co lector of laroriiHl
Be enue lor tbe Collection Di.trict ol the D.strl 't 2
t olumbia, ior permission to ho d a lottery rttia or
Lilt euierurhie. and presented to him satisfactory evi
aence that the p.oceeds of said lotterr. rauld.or gift
enterprise . ill le devo ed to cliarltab e uses permission
Is herein jranted to su h ' .tdanagii g Directors" to hold
such lotii ry, rathe, or gin enterprise T ree from a .oh.r-e.
whether fro.n tux or lic.rue, la respeot to such lottery,
ratt-e, or glit enterprise. A. KoLLI MS,
Kelcr, bv pcrmttsion, to Commissioner.
AtajoMienerai H intield s. Hancock, C 8 A
Gem ral Robert C Schenck, Al. c , Ohio '
General llulbcit E Paine, M O Wis. '
General John H. Ketchatn M C., a. Y.
General James G Blunt. Kansas.
General J. t. Bendrick, Iowa.
General D C. 410 niiain, D. O.
General O V Davt n, N. Y.
Bon. '1 bomas W Kerry. M. C, Mich.
Hon. Georve Lawrence. M. C, I'enua.
1). C. Forney, tsq. , D. e .
l.aJorJ i-.Dounuty, N. Y.
Hon. Richard Wai ach. Mayor of Washington. D. C.
bon William D. Kelley A.. C . Penna.
Bon Ke Ian V. Whaley.M C . Wei Va.
lion. Kben C. Ingorso l. ai. C. III.
Bon. Henry C. Deming, M. U , conn. ...
Bon A. U. larlln, M. Y.
lion. Leonard Mr era M.C, Penna.
lion, w I Ham A. Newell. M ('. N. J.
Hon Ceorge W.Julian il. C Ind
Hon. ftetihen F. Wilson. M C. Penna.
Ron. J. B. Grim e I, M C, Iowa.
Jl ajor O. M. Van Buren , M. y. 6J3 Im
VA LER8 (LATE MILLEH'S) WINTER
OAKDEN-Nos. 720-726 VINK Street.
UKAND INSTRUME NTAL COHtKRT-S
NIGHTLY.
I!y two large and eflloient Orchestras.
'lONlGHi,
And EVEHr MGBT. In connexion with oar
kXCt LSLUR STRINU BaNO,
a Brass Band, compiislng tne best Artists In the city
will periorm.
OPEN FOR THK SEASOS.
Ourspaeious eun mer Garden, artistically laid ont
wltn hbrubbery fountains eto.
I.N lhfc LADIES' 8ALOOV,
t.snrclally set apart or F ML1ES, the best of Cream
and other Keireobmenta will be served. 8-l6
GJ "Y 31 INaT I U M
FOB LADIES, ONI LEW EN, AND ClilLDREX,
S.E. COKER OFNIN'IH AND A He'll STREETS
OPEN fcVfcRY DAY ANi EVENING.
. Al.L MJMkElt.
Hodl'y rxeiclce Imparts health and strength, the best
B revi Dtlve aruli st Ficknesa o' the coming summer.
24 - 1 to es.ors II LI.KHItAN It & LEWIS.
efm TI1R PIAKOS WHICH VK MAN LI
7 t 1 ' factHre'recommend themselves. We promise
k our patrol cer beautiiui t us, elegant workman
ihip durability and reason ob e prices comb uej wt li
s iu 1 guaiantee For sale only at to. IfH W.vLNC
.street. -..
6 2S TJN10N P1AKO M ANUFACTCBISO CO,
0 1 L s '
. K FOR ALL KINDS OF ' :
Machinery,
V arranted not to gum nr chill in the coldnst weather,
at about one third Ibe price o lard oil Having oblained
tne role agency lorwhat has been pronou-oed or all
wbo pave given a trial to be the best lubricating nil in
une, nut excepting ibe best sperm or laid ohs, we leel
warranted iu tusking ibe iul:owing oiler to any party
-who Isbes to give our ol a trial We, It toe oil ooes
not prove eatisisctory, will take it back and return the
money. If paid, and make nn charge for the quautlu (not
f jieei'lng Sve gallons) used to test It, and will also pay
tis cost of transuoi tatlon both wava.
. ,J. V. MOO HE A 6U, Sole Agents,
21 lm No. 66N. SECOND Street, above Arch.
ICE COMPANIES. .
ASTERN ICE COMPAUf.-SEASON OF
1866. Bibs, dally. 60 cents per Keek j 12 lbs dallv.
15tenis per week ; 10 lbs. daily, 90 cents per week: 20
lb dally, 411 4IA per week. Depot. No 241QOKEN
Street, below IhUu. THOM S J. LONS,
l JUliA M. MYERS.
FOB SALE STATENlTrOUNTy RIGHTS
oi Capewell A ( o 's Patent Wind Ouard anu Air
Heater for Coal oil Lamps t It preveuta the Chimneys
trotn break lug. This we will warrant A iso saves en.
third tbe oil. Call and see them lliey eost but ten cents
No. 2(13 RACE hi rect, Philadelphia, Sample sent to aud
part ( Ui 1 1' nil t fftutes cn receipt Of 25 Veuts, 10
JULY 21, 1866.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
s
ALB OF liOVKRKMEiTr STEAM EB3 ANU
Dbpot jOABTgnMA8Tn's Ornoc. I
Baltimokm. Aid , July 11, 1806
Will be so'd t t e timore, Maryland, as tUKd
PAT, July 24 13C6. at 10 o'clock A at tne.r
RiiCbo age, south side ot basin, the toilOdVing-natned
Vessels, topether wi h all their t)toie, Anchors.
Boa s, etc. bo.onrmg to them, now on noaru,
g.
THE "JOHN ADAMS."
8ide-whenl rtoulle-otid lorry boat oi 474 tons j lonuf h
nn deck, 148 feet) lironilth of beam, 82 eet; ovor, a I 60
lei t ; urpi b ot bout, 11 lott 2 inulios drait, T foot has
plo iow-j.testiire luenncU engine: dianiotor oc cylm
tei ti. tins stroke ot piston, 9 loetj well lound lu
an herontttiat bull good as new, but slight leoairs
.eqniied to machinery.
THK 'ACHILLES."
Kide-wheet stramo-ot 826 tons j lontrth on fleok,'lC8
.VcrUln 01 beam. 24 tcet; over all, 4 feutj
Urpth of hold. 8 leel; draft. 5 loot; has one low ore.
sore I earn engnm j diameter dt cylinder, 61 Indies;
singe of j Iston lfj fe,t , D f00& running order, with
stoies on board
THE "MATFLOWER,"
Hidc-whe l s earner ot about 400 tons; length on
deck, lfi eet ; breadth of bourn, 23 lent ; oror al , 44
eot; uepth ol hoid, 6 leel; aia'X.Gtuet; basono
fow-tires'urp beam emrine; dtamoter of c. Iiuuer, 8S
n ches; s'rokn ol piston, 8 tcott in running order,
vtlth stores on boaid.
THE "ISLAND CIIY,"
fcidowbeel rtenmer ol 1U8 tons ; length on dck, 158
feot; breauth ol beam. 22 feet; over all, 8d teat;
depth ot hold, f leel ; draft. 8 loe ; has one low
pretsure beam engine; diameter of cylinder, 83
inches; stroke of pi.ton, 8 tect; rebuilt iu Haiti,
more in 1804; iu running otder, with storos on
board.
THE 'JOHN S. IDE,"
Screw stfmer of 186 tons; length on deck, 135
feet; breadth ol beam, 22J ttet; debtti or hjlu, 7
let; dratt, 4 leot 8 inches; has one hlirh prwure
ingiur; tliameter ol CYnuUi-r, 24 inohoa; stroke ot
D Btt n 2 ft et; capacity ot cargo about 1800 biure a;
iu fine condition, and well found in a 1 her out tits
1 he above v ssels are admirably adapted tor lirht
freights and from their drawing; but nt le water are
fine market boats now only sold lor want of lurther
une by the Government.
J arms Cash in Ciovernment'fands. on the day ot
sale
By order of the Qnartcrmaster-Gennnl
O W BRADLEY,
7 13 9t Col. and Ch ef Q. M. Mid. Mil. Dop't.
fcSIbTANT QU A KTEKM ASTER'S OFFICE.
No. HUH MHABD str.ot.
, ,, . , . i'Hii.AiiiXnLA, Pa., Jnly 20. im.
Will be sold at 1 uu.io Auction, onaooouut of the
United (states, on the grounds at TWEXIY
tOLI Bra anu (SOU 111 Streots, Philadelphia, l'a
t , u AIUKUAY,
Jui 28, 1866, sale commencing at 10 o'clook A. M
precisely, the Buildings, etc heretolo e known as
SOUTH SIEEET UNIlED 8XA1E3 HOoPIfAL,
6rranielint dings,
1 Irunie 8 nk,
12 Clotiets,
1 Upngbt Boiler,
1 cooking Range,
2 W arh irongiis,
6 Iron Hoppers,
8 lion bon Containers,
ti lr n --inks.
2 v oodc n thinks,
6 Iron fiatn-i nbs,
1 Ceunr lank,
. .a. ,
.119 feet ot j-lnch Gas
! P.pe,
671 leet ot -Inch Gas
llpo, ,111 loet of i-lnoh Caa
I itpe,
78 leet of ljlnch Iron
I V ater-Pipe,
189 teetot 8-inch Cast-iron
I l'Pe,
882 icet ot Lead Pipe (as
sorted sizes).
l riagMatl,
61 Gas Pendants,
leui.ttrs. Shelving, Draw- 29 Pennant Arms,
eis. etc..
Tl Bibb t ocka.
68 leet ot
Pipe,
19o Icet or
Pipe,
869 leet of
lj-icoh Gas- 9 8iop-Cocas,
15 Pitlar-t ocks.
1-incb Gas-11.200 Bricks in Pave
ment;
Also a ,ot ot Board Fenc-
i-inch Gas-
Pipe,
1 he Frame Bnildinrs contain about 18.920 feet
Ut n.lcick bcaLti ng 14,720 lorn I lour uf aud
longned Boards, 22,970 leet Rough Boarus, 942 leot
Mielvmg.
lei mti of Sale Cash, Government funds A de.
l on of twenty (20) per cent, to he paid on every
accented bid, tbo taiance im mediately alter tue
is e.
Plans of the buildings can be obtamod and
schcoulcs of lots seen upon application at this
ofl.ee
'1 ne buildings, etc., must be removed within four
teen (14) uays from date ot sale, and wnl bo at the
risa of the poicbasets
Tl e ISoutu street City Passenger Railway cars
pars tbe Hospital every live minutes.
bv older of
Brer. Lrig.-Gon GEORGE H. CROMAN,
Ass't Qr. Master General U 8. A.
( EOKGE li. OKUE,
7 21 6t Capt. and Asss' ant y lartermastor
SALK OF QUARTEcMASTERS' SIOHES AT
IHttAlAtKl DulKOl, UlEiB JhV ), D, C.
QUARTERXASTKU-GEN KB AL'8 Office, )
1 1K8T Division, f
Washikoton. D Juty 17, 1866 )
By order ot tbe Quai tor master-Geuoral, there will
Le soid on the premises
A i PCBLIC AUCTION,
under the direction ol captain Gcorgo T, Browning.
a. y. ai.,
On Till R8DA Y, August 2, I860,
tbo following described loi ol Quartermasters'
ftorcBi
1. 0 cords wood.
12,000 leet oak and ash.
chairs, benches,
matting, ward
robes, cupboards.
2 letter pro-ses.
2 friudstonea.
1 grindstone, large, 4
leet uiainoter, 8
inch Tace (new),
60 ladders.
60 U e-honks
8 platiorm scales,
large.
4 counter scales.
4 warehouse trucks
bloois aud fails.
69 iron bedsteads.
800 ' laukots.
About 10 t OO pounds grain
sack,-
1 scow, 20 by 60 feet,
but lift e ned.
1 set ma' bemutical in
s rumcnta,
1 spirit level and tri
pod. 1 survey or's compass,
tar ire1, eto.
About 3000 fwtgum hoe.
2aul 2i iuclt(new:
with couplings
and nozzles, com
plete. 6.C0O feet gum hose, 1,11.
1J.2 and 2i, wi.li
couplings and uoz
zies, party worn.
100 brass cocks, angle
valves, etc. worn.
plan a (wheel'
wright's stun" i
9.0C0 feet matched liooi
ing 1,4C0 pieces six-light sash
8bv 10, g'ased.
20,000 leet assorted lum
ber.
2,000 ft tt square timber
10 b 12.
40 kevs cut nails.
80 army wagons,
lb carts.
1 duad-horse wagon,
1 water wagon, iron.
, 6 bote carriages and
reels.
12 at ta harness (four
horse).
20 sots harness (Am-
- Lu aiice)
16 sots cart barnes.
26 riding saddles, bri
dles, bead, halters,
eurrv -combs, and
hsrse-i rushes.
26 wbi e-wash brush
ts, water-buck els,
(hovels, spaaes,
picks and paulins.
15 co kin stoves.
. 20 beating Moves.
1 lot castings, fire
brioks, etc., lor
cook stoves (novf),
' otlice oe'ks tables,
A Lou, 20
niiKSKS.
Togethor with a lar.-e quantity of other propertv,
liOt above enumerated
bae to commence at 10 o'clock A.M., and con
tinue trom day to day until ail is sold.
1 urchusers must remove the r stores within fivJ
(6) (lavs licm U?te ol sale.
J ernif t ash, In Government funds.
A bout tor Giesboro will leave bixth street wharf
everj nour aunng the day ot -ale
. , . J A VI El A EKIN.
Brevet Brigodier-fienoral U. 8. A., in chares 1st
Division, Q. M. G. O. 7 201U
s
ALE OF MACHINERY, ETC.
Navt Dfpahtmint, 1
Bureau o Varus anp JJooks, J
Wasujnoton, JuuelrJ 18(56 )
Will be sold at Pubiio Auction at the Navy Yard,
NORFOLK, on FRIDAY, the 3d day of Augiut
next, the loilowing artlo eg, viz :
J wenty-one Ho lers ol Roiling HU1
r-eveu Nail Machines
One duide Mi 1 (complete). 88 Rollers.
' Two bundles Saws ior Siottw ticrows.
"1 wo Machines lor Mom is Surews i
i Seven Machines ior Cutting Tureads.
Four Oil Retainer.
1 wo On Press Rollers
Kicbt pieces Iron cJi.afttns'-
Mx fets Couplings lor shafting.
Lot of laps and Dies for Gas tittinjr.
One box LaciurS I'eather).
1 bree boxes lie tins'
Ore Gun screw Machine
' One piece Leather Belting, 6 Inches wide, 164
pounds. n
One piece leather Belting, 6 inches wide. 111
pounds.
Une piece Leather Belting, 20 Inches wide, 224
pourds. ,
i wo rolls Gum Packing.
(six bars Oo agon bieoi (cast).
ha e to cottmieno" at 11 o'clock A. M.
I erms-( ao, iu Go er, ment funds; and all arti.
Dies to . e removed Irom tbo yard wuhiu tondtk,s
from dayol'sae. .'.
By ordi-r oi Navy Department
.- JOSEPH 8 Mini, ,
6 lOtuthlSt ' Chief Bureuu Yards and Docks
PROPOSALS.
pilOfOSALS JOtt eAiE or WOOD.
biAiQiiRTTXi Dsfahtmskt f Wasriwotoii. I
GFncR oriHitr Ouartsrsi asjtkr. I
Wassjisotoh, 1 c, July 14 18W
Peeled' Proposals are fnvi ed at thla' om'tut
until 12 o'c o k noon, MONDAY Ao.n-t fl, im.
for the pnrchsne or (18H0 TH'RIEKN fHOO
tAKD UiRDs OF GOVEItSMENt WOOD,
located ss lol owe:
(1400) FOCRlKtN HUNDRED UORDJ at the
Kendall Green Wood lard, on the line of the
Baltimore and Ohio RaHroad, about one mile
Horn the depot of suid roao in trie clt.
Ins wood consists oi about ONE THIRD (4)
PiNfc and iWO.ri.iRDil) OAK) and pried
immediatel along the tracg ol iha rat road.
(llfiOO) ELEViN TuOU8A.ND.feIX UDN
DtfkD COHDS at the Wood Yard, throe ouar
tersot mile north of A exandna. on the line of
the Washington, A exandna, aud Georgetown Rail
read. '
1 l is wood consists of about TWO-THIRDS fll
PINE and ONE-1 UIRD (,i OAK. Is pi ed alone
tbe track, and is distant about ono-hali of mile
lrom awl art on tne PotomaC river, leading to
which tl ere is a direct and level road. -,
A.lot ibe wood eff red lor sale is of good or fair
qua it v, end thorough v seasoni d.
Proposals will be received lor quantities from (50)
liltv cords and upwards, with privilege of taking
all ol either or both 'ots
l a; mei.t to be made in Government funds, iramn
diately alter the opening of the bios, and upon
niesst rement of tbe wood
The right is resorvtd ot rejecting any or all pro- '
posala deemed disadvauia eons to the United
fetates. M. 1. LUDINGTOV,
Co'.onel and Chief Quarter-nsster,
7 16 18t Department of Wai-hmgton.
1DRCVOSAL- FOR FDsvNlSHINO IRON AT
. IHK WASHIMjION NAVY KARD.
l'ATMASTKR'S OFFlOS, U. 8. NAVT, )
NO. 260 MB KIT, WArUlHOTON. D C.
July 17 1866. I
Eeparate Sealed Proposals, to be etworsed "Pre
posals for Chain and Bar iron " will be received at
this oflice until &A1 UKDA Y, Jo'y 28 1868, at 12
o'clock M. . lor the loilowing artic os, winch are re
quired lor immediate uso at the Wa.- hington Nayv
iard viz:
200,000 (two hundred tbonsand) pounds Chain
Liiikn. lj inch diameter and 16 n ouse ionr.
90,000 ininey thousand) tounds Chain Links, 1
Incn dianittor and 13J nci.es ong.
40 0GC (torty thousand) nou-ds chain Links, 1 1-18
inch oismeter and 13 luohe long. .
6000 (live thousand) pounds 81 inch ronnd Bar Iron.
tt& ed.
2000 (two thousand) pounds 8 Inch round Bar
lion,
1600 (fifteen hundred) pounds lj Inch round Bar
Iron.
2100 (two thousand) pounds 21 inch ronnd Bar
Iron.
Ihe above articles to be delivered at Washington
Nsvy Yard, tree ot o stto the Government lor Ooigut
or transportation, subfect to insoection, and at the)
risk and extei se of the party lun.ishing. -
feoflicieni fuaran tee foi pr nipt delivery will he re
quired oi successful bidders
CALVIN C. JACKSON,
719 6t lay master U. S. Navy.
FLAGS, FIREWORKS, Ac.
Jpl HE WORKS.
FIREWORKS!
O BEAT CENTRAL DEPOT
For Pyrotechnics of all Kinds,
Suitable for city retail trade, and also a large assort
n ent for Private Fxhibltlon.
Gcotlen en getting up private displays are especially
requested to call.
JOSEPH E. SMILEY,
' 630 No. 23 South FRONT Street. .',
PROPOSALS.
. f,
PENNSYLVANIA AGRICULTURAL
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.
the felted Slates Government having granted to
the Cotnn onw alth of Pennsylvania Land SorlD, reore
sen1ln78O.C00 acres ot Fabllc Land, tor tbe endowment :
ot Agitcultural Colleges In tbis State the Board of -Commissioners
now offer tbls I and crip to the public,
fruoosals for the purchaso of this Land Bortp, ad- ..
dressed to ' The Board of I'Ouimlssloners of Agricol- .
tural Land f-crip." will be received at the Surveyor- 1
Genoiai's office, at Hatrlsburg, until Wednesday, August
15 1B60. ,
Ibis land may be located In any State or Territory
bv the boldera ot the actlp. uoou any of the unappro
priated lands (exoept mineral lands) of the United
btates, which may be subject to sale at private entry.
Each piece of scrip reoreaentsa quarter 'ectlonof one '
butdred and sixty acres. Bids must be made as pet
acre, and no bids will be lecelved for less than one
quarter section. ., .
The Soilp will be Issued immediately on the payment
of the money to tbe Surveyor General, one third ef
which most paid within tea flas. and tbe remamtag
two-thirds within thirty davs aiter notification ot tne
acceptance ot the bid or bids by th. Board of Com
missioners. J. H. CA1IFBELL, Surveyor-General,
For the Loard or Commissioners.
1) abbibbcbg, July 11, 1866. 1 11 lm
QTMGLKDER, TROUT, VOIGT A OoT, .
0 beg most ier ectiull to call tbe attention ol tao
pubiio at large to then- newly inventeu Patent,
THH USIVBBSAI, ATABVI8T,
which, by discharging a percussion cap. made expressly
ior tlie purpose, will prove very eUtctual In tbe preven
tion of burtiaries etc.
'Ihe lol, owing aie some of Its great advantages
1st. t-.mplii'I'y 0 ci nstruction cheapness aud ease la
ar plication, so tbat a servant or ohl a may set it.
)id. Frt edum trom danger lo persons or propertv.
Sd. Vntversallty or aupllca ion toanv nsrtoi a Poor,
w Indow. Grauug, Shutter, Gate, Uardta, Fronerv.
Kim 1 nd eto.
4t b It gives a check to burglats by alarming the ln
ma es, rcigbtois aud police.
Mb 'i be mind in te raved frum much painful anxiety,'
h temale oue.iue-s or old age especially when article.
01 eteat vaiue are kept In tlie bouse.
6th It is a universal protection io travellers to fasten
on cbamler doors.
7th 1 ts construction Is simp e and not liable to get out
of order.
D1E1.CTION8 FOB VfT. ACfOMPASr EYEBt" IS.
SIRIMKNI'.
M' have put our article at 'be low price of ONE
DOI.LaK, inclusive oi 'it caps and It cannot be got
tin aper c. titer Hum us or rom our agents, for lurtbtu?
barLienlars Innnlrp ot nr sd(tr ss.
Bli.lULi.1) l it. I KOtir, VOIGT A 00.,
office, No. 424 WAlU'' Mreet.
Kims Ne 18.
We will send the ALARMIST to any port ol tbe
ci untry on rcce pt oi price, and 2i cants eitr. fur
poslate.
country Agents wanted, 29 3m
g UN UMBRELLAS
For Gentlemen.
A SEW STILK KOB TBE CUT OK SEA SUORE.
WILLIA3I A, DROWN & CO.,
No." 940 MARKET Street.
719 6t)
FDBMITUKK .THE L A R O R 8 T,
( heapect sod best Stock of Fur alt ur. in the
or U is to b lound at
um'LD co.'s
UMO ITHMU'HEPKPOT, ,
COKSEK Olf MNTI1 D MtHKKT STREETS,
i.d Km. ainnilMK hi-1 UN D HtreeL i
r.rlor bum, in Halt brocade, flush lUuinask, or
Hen.
Mnlng-room. t'hamber, Library Kitchen, and Office
s u nil ure. at tabu ouslr low prices, aud the
ct ei and patterns. , ,
fubllo liulliting h'ebool lotieg. ana fnop Furr llure
In tpulms arietv.
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