TUB DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH rillLADELPIIIA, THURSDAY, JULY 26,' 18C6.
IWRTTTBN FOR TOR EVFN1NO TKLFKiRAI H.
IK MEMORY UP JOHN jtlAM.1 R.
The wind9 and rain have ttornied i .'o i :
Tliev wrestled with the struggling li-i s,
And now a weird, wild moan
Watte softly on the breeze.
A thousand rain-drops from the leaves
Axe trickling; to the turf below,
While a strange sunlipht weaves
Where the pale aster? plow.
Wrenched by the fiery, iron arm
Of frowning tempest, the joune; onk
lias felt the fatal harm,
UdB fallen with the stroke.
8ad is the green anfl splintered stem,
And sad the eriished and clustering sprays
In all the trove, a ucm,
Now corse like, it decays.
I view the chancre of outward form
The guiding, master hand beneath
I shudder at the storm
I weep its work of death.
Why weep, when every shelving h'll,
And every moorland stretching far,
Hath oak and hemlock still,
Hath sun and flower-star?
Why weep ? A part of me is dead ;
For though the world Is thronged with men,
This oak whose li'e is fled
Recalls his death apain.
For I had learned to prize his worth,
His leeling heart and sturdy mind,
His mild and genial mirfh,
His purposes retined.
But they are gone 1 I teel the wound !
Not Iodk I knew, but loved him well,
For love Is ever found
Where truth and meekness dwell.
A sunlight falls within the void
On virtues not so bright belorc
I mourn the ouk destroyed,
The bloom I prize the more.
The yellow soil is loose and bare
That heaped upon his manly breast,
In shower and summer air
Shall yet be freshly dressed,
With raiment of the grassy spire,
Inwoven with the latest flowers,
All early to expire
In autumn's Irosty hours.
A symbol of his few green years,
That, in their growing beauty, met
The death-blieht leaving tears
And many a vain regret.
James Ristine.
New Yobk, July 20, 18CC.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
For Additional City intelligence see Fifth Page.
Charged with Arson Some days ago
a fire occurred at a public-house at the S. W.
corner of Eighth and Christian streets, under
circumstances that led to a belief that the build
ing was set tire to witn a deliberate intention to
deirand the tnt-urance company. The place
was kept by John Farro and Augustus Lastrico.
Yesterday an examination ot the case was held
at the Central Station, during which the follow
ing facts were elicited: The fire broke out in
the bar-room about midnight, and was dis
covered by one ot the police officers, who gave
the alarm, and the flames were extinguished by
the Moyamensiug Hose Company. When the
fire was first seen an eli'ort was made to enter
the house, but all the doors leading to the bur
room were lonnd to be locked, and one of them
had to be broken open. There were sevpral
families living in the unner part of the house.
whose retreat ty the stairway would have been
cut off had it not been for the prompt extinguish
ment of the tire. An examination of the bar
room led to the beliet that the tire was the work
ot design, and suspicion fell upon the defendants
in consequence of the heavy amount ot Insur
ance and the large claim made upon the Phrenix
and Metropolitan Iuburance Companies $2300
in both. Detendants made out a list of the
articles alleged to have been destroyed, which
included a large quantity of liquors, Champagne
wine, and a number of cigars. Surveyors and
appraisers, who had made an examination of
tne stock damaged, testified that it did not ex
ceed in value Irom four to five hundred dollars.
The counsel for Lastrico, D. P. Brown, Jr.,
represented, and said he was prepared to prove
that his client was not In the city at the time of
the lire, and the Fire-Marshal, who had the
matter in charge, said he had been informed
that Lastrico was in Boston, and had been for
several days, when the tire took place. Farro
was held to answer the charge of arson, and
Lastrico to answer the charge of conspiring to
defraud the Phoenix and Metropolitan Insurance
Companies.
Stewardship of Gibard College. A
resolution was adopted at the last meeting of
the Board of Directors of Girard College, declar
ing the place of Steward, held by Mr. William
Field, vacant on and after the 1st of August.
The Board, at the same meeting, elected Mr. F.
Hartley to till the place made vacant. Mr. Field,
through Mr. Sellers, bis solicitor, has tiled a
bill In the Supreme Court to prevent the Direc
tors from removing him from the office of
Steward of Girard College, and from obstructing
him in the perlormance of the functions thereof.
The bill of Mr. Field states "that Stephen Girard,
by hi6 last will and testament, provided for the
erection of an institution by the city of Phila
delphia, for the education of white male orphms,
and bequeathed to said city a large estate for its
Tnnint.piiHi.cp arwi mil mrer-r nmonir rimer rninps.
in the words following: 'A competent number J
of instructors, leaders, assistants, and other j
necessary agents Bnau De selected, auu, wueu
needtul, their places trora time to time supplied.
They snail receive adequate compensation for
their services; but no person shall be employed
who shall not be of tiled skill in his or her
proper department, of eabli-bed. moral char
acter, and in all cases p tsGns shall be chosen
on account of their merit, and not through
favor or intrigue.'
Charged wiTn Being Accessory to
Theft. Yesterday a dry goods dealer, Mr. Moses
Neitters, No. 70 N. Third street, during
the absence of his clerk, left the store tor
a lew minutes, locking ths door when he left.
Upon hi6 return he discovered that the door had
been forced open, and that a man was inside.
As soou as Mr. Neitters entered the stranger
' said: "It 1 had cot been here yctir store might
have been robbed." A casual examination of
the goods fcatisned the proprietor that there had
been a robbery, and ne handed the stranirer
over to the custody of a Sixth Ward officer, who
took him before Alderman Hurley. There was
an examination of the defendant, and Mr.
Neitters tetitled that between three and tour
hundred dollars worth of silks and other kinds
of goods bad been stolen, and that the store door
had been forced open. The accused, who gave
the name of B. (Jugg&nheiin was held in $1000
bail to answer the charge of Leing concerned in
the theft.
; Larceny. Two colored women, Margaret
Virden and Anable Davis, were charged before
the Recorder with the theft of $103, the vro
' pcrty ot Mrs.'Julia Clark, No. 413 S. Sevfiitu
. street, with whom Margaret Virden lived lis a
"servant. The accused left the city immediately
alter the disaopearauce of the money, and were
arretted at Harrisburg. They were committed
" for a furlber hearing.
Ooknfr-stone Laid. Yesterday after
t p r, ut t o'cIock, the corner-stone of Ht. James
P. t. Church, llestnnville, Twenty-fourth Ward,
as laid with appropriate ceremonies bv the
Rev. Bannel B mith, Hector 01 St. Andrew's
chinch, West Pniiadclphta, in the absence ot
Li'Lop fetevens. Hcvcral ol the city clergy took
t art in the services, and an address was do
iivtrcd by the Rev. Dr. Hobart Hare. This 1m
the reeond church building commenced wi'hin
a year by the Episcopalians ol the Twenty
fourth Ward, both under the direction arid
activity of the Rector of St. Andrew's Parloh,
of which St. James Is a mission. A nrze con
course ol people were present to wittier the
ceremony, which was solemn and impressive.
The builuine is 35 by 55, will have a bell tower,
and is designed to teat 200 persons.
Academy of Music. -The lessees of the
Academv are taking vrv nnlns m pnintncn the
attractiveness ot that pfacp. It will be fio-
roiiguiy renovated for tue next season. Ttie
interior will be cleansed throughout, now and
imTirnVflll 1rrt 1 tr-rlta ntA fn kn ...In . 1 , , r. , t min
holsterinff the seats, new mattings on lobbies,
. . . . . - mi i i i i .
FuiirwuB, cic. xne oaicony ooxes nave oeuu
altered so as to add anothc.r'row of seats. Tue
doorways and walls of the lobbies have been
painted in imitation of Snagliola marble, and
ceiliners handsomelv IreHcoed. Three addit ional
plugs and two hundred feet of bone have bern
added to those already m the buildins. Ttip
dark crimson, which was formerly the prevail
ing color, has given way to a cieltette buff,
picked out with blue. The work will be com
pleted about September.
Visit to Fairy Land. Those who love
rational enoment and good music, shoull bear
in mind the crcat Midsummer Nluht Festival to
he given at Smith's Island this evening by the
Sungerbund. Arrangements have been made
tor accommodating a vast nunilier of pleasure
seeker", and ludies and gentlemen can rest
as.-ured that their stay on the island will be ren
doted as pleasurable in mtieic choral and in
Ftrninental and tu every species of refreshni"nt,
as could be wished. Tickets may be seoirc'l
throughout to-day of at Lakemeyer's, Carter
street, below Third.
Cricket Olympian vs. Manhattan,
of Nbw York. The tirst elevens of thpse two
clubs meet in a match genie of cricket, 10 be
played on the grounds of the former, Twenty
tilth and Jelierson street, on Friday, 27th (to
morrow); game commencing at OA o'clock A.M.
Loth clubs are stronger than last year, and
some good cricket may bo expected. The
grounds can be reached by the Ridge avenue,
Girard avenue, and Union Passenger Rail
way cars.
Odd Fellows' Celebration. James B.
Nicholson, Eq., of Philadelphia, Past Grand
Master of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, and
Past Grand Sire of the Grand Lodge ol the
United States, has consented to deliver a public
address on the occasion of the Odd Fellows' cele
bration wbich is to take place in the city of
Lancaster, on Wednesday, the 2Gth of September
next.
Run Over by a Runaway Horse. Yes
terday morning Joseph Cruismier, a street
sweeper, was run over at Second and Market
streets by a runaway horse, and severely in
jured. He was removed to his residence in
Hamilton street.
Church Enlargement. Workmen are
at present engaged in enlarging the Cnurch of
the Redemption. Twenty-second and Callowhill
streets, Rev. G. A. Durborow, Rector. The
corner-stone, will be laid this (Thursday) after
noon, at 6 o'clock .
Found Drowned. The body of Thomas
H. Gibson, one of the three young men drowned
on funday last off Greenwich Point, was re
covered vesterday. The other two bodies had
been previously recovered.
Died from Injuries Received. Robert
Jeffries, who, on the 15th of July, fell overboard
atnace street wnart, ana struct a ooannni
descent, breaking his leg, dipd at the Hospital
yesterday.
Fell from a Tree. A young lad,
named William Spencer, aged thirtpen years,
residing at No. 100H Locust street, fell from a
tree yesterday, and fractured his arm.
WATCHES, JEWELRY ETC.
Lewis
HIAVftVH TVPtTFT? .fc- TPOTrfP 1
WATCHES, JEWELKY A-SILVER WARE, ,1
.WATCHES and JEWELRY EEPAIEED. if
OwlDgto the decline ol Gold, ba made a great re
ductlon In price of Lis large ana well assorted atock o
Diamondsi
Watchee.
Jewelry,
Silverware, Eto.
The public are respectfully Invited to call and examine
ear stock before purchasing elsewhere. 8 -is
SILVER AND PLATED GOODS,
OP THE
Host Superior Workmanship,
AT TUE
STORE
NEW
No. 704 ARCH STREET.
The undersigned (late t the famous Rogers Bros
Manulncturlnn Comixinr) reeDectiullv announce tlia
they hare opened a new and buautllu! store tor tlie em a
oi bjlv it ana ru iui waiu., bi .no. w a hub
Street. Our Ions experience as ruaiiQlacturerg wil
enable na to kerp nothing but fJret-claxa Goods, and
tboi-e who may patronize our giorewill find our plated
goou lai superior to any ever imponeu, una our cus
omen may rely on the goods being precisely what they
are represemea to ut.
8 m BOWMAN & LEONARD.
A full assortment of above goods constantly on
band at modeiate pi icon the Musical Buxs playing
IfCtn i to iv piauiiiui Airs.
FARE. & BROTHER, Importers,
rCo. 824 CHESKUT 8TKEKT,
11 llsmtlijrp t lielow Fourth,
0. RUSSELL & CO.,
No. 2 Nortli SIXTH St.,
INVITE ATTENTION TO THEIR FULL STOCK
OF
. FAKCY AND PLAIN
SILVER W A II E,
Of the Finest Quality. 5 26
RICH JEWELRY
JOHN BItENNAN,
SBALXRt
DIAMOKDB, FINE WATCHE8, JEWELRY
ilC. VK. Etc,
8 204 no.6S.UCHTH8X&T,rUl4ft,
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &o. !
MUSICAL BOXES. !
AMUSEMENTS.
Q HAND NATIONAL CONCERT
. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
SOLDIERS' AM) SAILORS'
NATIONAL ORPHANS' HOME FUND,
TJKDBK AUSPICES OF TUB
&OLDIERS' AND SAILORS' UNION
Vt ASSulXO'iON, D. C ,
AT GUOYEirS THEATRE,
On Thursday Evening, August 2, 1868
3tol,UC0 tickets will be sold at (1 each 75 0 present
awarded, va'ucd at t'2.V,noot 25 ( 00 of tbo profits to be
given to the Soldiers' and Pallors' National Orphans
Ftomc Fund. Ji0O to tho Washington Male and Fmale
Orphan Asylum, the balance, auer deducting expenses,
to be paid to the Treasurer of the Soldiers' and Sailors'
Union, ot Washington, D. C.
TICKETS CAN BE OBTAIN ED AT THE OFFICE OP
WILLIAM E. OWENS, hO 527 CHhSNTJT SritKETi
ALSO. SENT TO ANY PU8T OFFICE IX THE
COUNTRY PROMP'ILY BY MAIL.
LIST OF PRESENTS TO BE AWARDED
1 Ihrce-siory Brick Residence, 11 street, bo-
tncen sixth uuo r evculh
I 'ihree-story lirlci Rusiueuce, Second
street, near E
1 Hirce-Mon Brick Residence, i entD street,
between at and N
1 Iwo'ftory Brick Resilience, Tuna street,
between M and N
1 Two siory Brick Residence, lenih street,
between M und N
2 l ine City Lo , on Seventh street, north..
1 t-p endid Carnage, Monies, and Harness,
Coinileie
1 'pleii'iid itaincjiiu Ring
1 Ket Diamonds, complete il'ln, rar-rinys
oru Rings)
1 (.rand Paino (Mcinway'a)
1 t-OilU Sliver 'l ea set
10 Grand I'tanos. febnO each
.8,non
10.0(10
8.00ft
5,000
5000
4,0"0
4,00i
2,0 0
1,000
1,500
l.Ovil
BOOH
5 (MO
20 IHiO
,250
1,0.1V
ttUOil
8,111 K)
7,5i i0
2 5U0
4,1100
l,50ti
1..W0
IV uiHLuriuiivn, Vir 'i cuiu
II 0 ema' Co d Waiehns 20u each.
tO Ladies' Hold Watches, 125 each
5 Urana MUouo. in, W-W each
do Ameiican Case silver Watches, 1' each..
75 llnminff i une Silver Watches 4 eu h....
Ml Dluuiond Rings, tlno to 200 each
i!5 Diamond Plus. 100 each
40 sewing Machines, nun each
2d Hewing Machines, S7 each
20 Mivcr-l'la ed icaSets, aSeach
SO Silver l astors 85 .ach
fi,000 Clocks Albums, Jcwe ry, etc, itt to 1U
each
1C Ctfl Tea and Table Spoons etc., j to 5 each..
lU.tlbO Gold Hens, Sleeve Buttons, etc., 1 to 93
each
49.453 Books, Cutlery, Engravings etc., 1 to $10
each
1,4)0
41 000
25.C00
14,000
60.0(0
Total 250.0jG
-me awarus win ue inane alter the concort on the
stage of the theatre, where three thousand peisons can
witness it. A committee will be appointee by the audi
ence to superintend the same.
1 rioted lis s ol awards will be published and supplied
to agents and ticket holders. Parties having tl keti
will retain them unill alter the awards are made, and it
the Ir numbers appear on 'he list they will forward their
tickets Immediate y. with mil directions as to the ship
ping of goods or deeds lor the property. Ticket for sale
at all the principal hotels, book and musio stores in the
city, and at the headquarters in the mammouth 1 air
bultdlntt tor the benefit of trio So rtlem' and Nullum'
National orphans' Home fund, corner of Seventh street
anu reun.vivuuin avenue w OMtington, u, u
The Directors appeal to the libera lily of the people to
give this enterorise their kind support, and thereby
assist in relieving the wants of the orphans of our
alien comrades.
VAltAGINQ DIItECTOnS,
Major H. A. HALL,
Pjesldent Soldiers' and Sailors' Union,
i olonel CHARlhS E CAPEHaRT.
lu.U.r M. H. ALB "RGElt,
WILLIAM 8. MORHE.
TRKAHUKKR.
J B. HUTCHINSON, Esq .
Cashier National Bank of the Metropolis.
All persons favorably disposed are requested to act as
agtnts, bnt no commissions will he allowed.
Aioney i-hou d In all cases be sent by Post Office ordor,
draft, express, or reglsteied letter.
In every case send the name and Post Office address,
county and state ol each separate subscription, and in
close stamp. All orders lor tickets must tie addressed to
. WiLLIaM B. MOR.-E,
Secretary Soldiers' and Sailors' National Concert,
Washington, D. O..
, . Lock Bex Wo. 32.
Tickets alio for sale by
r. .MJLtS CO.,
... m Ucneral A gen a,
No. 210 West FoilRm stnvt.
P, O. BOX 655. Wllmlnirtnn. HaI nnnrn.
IKBABCKY IlKl'AEIUENT, OPFICB OF INTERNAL HKVENUE,
.. ... . .. "jioiumoton, dune -ii, ihbe.
Whereas II A Hall and oihers, as "Manairing Direc
tors" Ol the "Grand National Concert," to beheld in
Washington. D. C, on the d of Auust next have mane
due app Icatlon to jj. ( iepban, Collector of Infernal
U.DUtiiiA inr (ha tftnllnrH.ki, lti.Hi... .1.. .2
' " - ...... j . n 1 1 n. 1 Ul LIU' n L 1 I, L li
Columbia, ior permiKslon to ho d a lottery, rattle, or
uilt enterorise. and Dresnntud tn him .n.i'.i'w. .vi.
dence that the pioceeds of said lottery, rattle, or pifl
enterprise w ill be devoted to charitable uses, permission
is bcrebv granted to suth "Alanagliig Directors" to hold
such lottery, ratlle, or gilt enterprise iree frorna'. charge,
whether lrom tax or license, In respect to such lottery,
IUI"C, VI Rill utcpiiBd. A. KUL,ljl TIM,
. .,,. , , Commissioner.
li ajor-Generai XV Infield S. Hancock, TT. 8, A.
General Robert C Schenck, M. C. flhio.
General Halhert E Paine, M O , Wis.
General John H. Ketchani. M. ('., sj. Y.
General James ( Blunt, Kansas.
GeueralJ N. Hcndrick, Iowa.
General D. C. Mccnilain, D. C.
General O V Dayton, N. Y.
Hon. Thomas W. Kerry. M. C. Mich.
Hon. George Lawrence, M. C, Penna.
D. O. Forney, Esq.. D. C,
Major J. E. Doughty, N. Y.
lion, men am wanacn, Major ot wasntngton, u. v.
Uou. William D. Kelley. Sj. C . Penna.
lion. Ke:ian V. Whalev.M. C. West Va.
Hon. Euen C. Ingereoil, M. C, 111.
Hon. Henry v. liemlng, M. v., conn.
Hon A. H. I.aflln, M. C N. Y.
Hon. Leonard Myers, M. ('.. Penna.
Hon. William A. Newell. M. C. N. J.
Hon George W. Jnlian ll.C Ind.
Hon. Ktcnhen F. Wilson. M C. Penna.
Hon. J. B. Gilnneil. M C Iowa.
Major G. M. Van Buren, N. t . 7 z im
WALNUT 8TKKET THEATRE
H. E. comer NINTH and WALNUT Streets.
DiTiaciai aiTnecDu i
THIS rihnrsdavl F.VKNiNt.. Julv M 1K
fourth night of the distinguished tragedian,.
iiutun DULlua OLWHT,
In his nnnnlar character of D'ART AGNAN. tn the Brand
Somantlc Play, entitled THE THREE GUARDSMEN'
Jl US hLtitLLr.a in ut autxkia.
MR. L R BHEWELL AH ATHOS.
THE THREE GUARDSMEN EVUKY EVENIVO.
Friday BE N E FIT OE JUNIUS BRUTUS BOOTH.
S.ENGERBUND SUMMER NIGHT FESTIVAL,
On THURSDAY, July 26,
Comme lclnir at 2 o'clock P. M.
It is the aim of the Society to make the Picnic a nrl-
vateone, as much as practicable, without being exclu
sive, and they bave ior thus reason made arrangements
wnn
Mr. duua b Mi r ti,
Pronrlctorof the Islaod.
to have entire possession of the Boats for the day, so
mat none out ncnei-uuiuura v.nu ue auiuiiieu.
Tickets, to cents,
Admitting one Derson. including fare.
Can he had of :
j. waiaer n. w. corner r our in ana unesnut streets.
J. Steppacher, No. 531 l besnut street.
F Lakemever. corner Carter street and Exchmtre
Iiluce and at the Sangerbuud Hall. No. 411 aud 413 Ca -ow
hill street 7 24 3t
VALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
GAKPEN-Nob Tifl-726 VINE Street.
UttAJJ IflOlllUJIHiau tuattllO
Mfin n,Y.
By two large and efficient Orchestral.
7 TONIC1HT,
And EVERY NTGHT. In connexion with our
EXCELSIOR STRING BAND,
a Brass Band, couiptlslng the best Artists in the city
will nuiiviiu. -j wn rrrra Ctr l art V
n. ana.lAtia knmmpr Gurilfln. artiHtlcaltV lalil nut
wltn Shrubbery. Fountains etc.
IJN lilt. UlUir.o nai,,u,-,
Especially set apart for F. MI LIES, the best ofCrenrns
auu outer lteiresuuteHis mum bm.u. 0-403
GYMNASIUM
. w t-. n ncvTiriviivv l vn miT rvnuvt
V 7. COKNKK OF NINTH AND ARCH tSTUEJSXS
1 f,pwv kVh.nv HAY AND K,'KTt3
v - . -T v.
. . Jll- (....... -ia health V1(1 BlVAn tr4Yt 4ka Knot
JlOUHjr cJaBliBO iUJiiniw ui uusi-
- ..,.unU.A arralnat slink flAAA lit' ttlA (MttTitTllI Hlimmpf
P,.C'"""B V-' -1 1 1 it i V rWI n- iS a i iVViVra
THE PIANOS WHICH WK MANU
TTTfyri ' factare recommend themselves. We promise
.hin AnrKiiiiitv. and reasonable nrlcea. combined with
a lull guarantee. For sale only at No. hill WALNUT
B tr At. v-- wT A UIVmHiIHrtTDTni
MRS. K DILLON,
Nos. 323 and 331 SOUTH Street
Has a handsome assortment of MILLINERTi Misses'
and Infanta' Hats and Caps, Bilks, Velvets, Crapes
Blbbong, Eeatfiexe, Elcwers, Frames, etc (7 18 1
I DRY GOODS.
EW DRY GOODS
AT
MARSH & WARNOCK'S
(PRICE A WOOD'S OLD 8TAHD),
No. 113 North NINTH Street.
We bave fust oreaed with splendid assortment 0!
10WELMNO.
TABLE L1NKM.
SAPKINS AND DOYLIES
A Ho, a larcre assortment ol
WHIT13 OOODS.
SOU UNISH cambricb,
JACONETS,
NaIvsOOK?.
VICTOIi LAWNS and
SWISS MUSLINS.
The Best Makes 01 Bleaehedand Unbleached
MUSLINS.
Also, a large assortment ef HOSIERY AND GLOVES,
BOOP f-KIRTS, etc., all at the LOWEST MARKET
PRICES. 6 14 thsm2m
LINEN GOODS ONLY,
AT MILLIKEN'S
No. SiiS AHCII Street.
NEW LINEN LAWN PRESSES.
NEW PRINTED SHIRTING LINENS.
TRAVELLING DRESS LINENS.
CORN COLORED LINENS.
FLAX COLORED LINENS.
BLOUSE LINENS.
LINEN DRILLS, Fancy aDd Plain.
LINEN DUCKS, Fancy and Tlain.
LINEN CHECKS, for Bo j e' Wear.
IRISH SHIRTING LINENS, Best Makes.
SHIRT BOSOMS, Very Superior.
LINEN DAMASKS, by the Yard.
TABLE CLOTHS, All Sizes.
NAPKINS AND DOYLIES.
TOWELS, Great Variety.
LADIES' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
GENTS' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
Linen Buyers will alwajs find the best assortment
in the city, at
AILLLIKEN'S LINEN STORE
6 9Btuth2m No. 828 ARCH Street.
gHETLAND SHAWLS.
Shetland Shawls, $3 50.
Shetland Shawls, $4 0 0.
Shetland Shawls, $3 00.
Sea-Side Shawls, $6 00 to $10 00.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
6 26)
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET.
LINEN LAWNS.
100 PIECES LINEN LAWS S AT 35 CENTS.
10O PIECES ORGANDY LAWKS, AT 35
CENTS.
50 PIECES FINE WHITE PIQUE AT 03
CENTS.
30O PIECES PLAIN AND PLAID MUS
LINS.
J. C. STRAWBItlDCE & CO.,
6 26
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET.
No. 1024 CILEtMJT street.
TO LADIES
About leaving ior the COUNTRY, SEA SHORE,
OB WA1ERINU PLACES.
E. M. NEEDLES,
No. 1024 CHESNUT STREET,
Offers a lull assortment, at LOW PRICES, of:
every description or
WHITE (lOL DM,
PUFFED WrSLTNJ,
PIQUE.
a-Rf.NCH jnT"LlTS,
In all varieties oi plain andfanoy styles.
Laces, Fmbrolderles, Hdkts, etc. eto.
l.lneu Sleeves, Collars, beta, etc , In great
variety.
E M. NEEDLES,
No. 1024 CnESNTJT Street.
9j;8 IQStSaHO rZOl 'ON
(JAPE MAY"
ATLANTIC CITY,
AND LONG BRANCH.
DREIFUSS &BELSINGER,
No. 49 North EIGHTH Street,
HAVE OPENED ON THE 14th INST.,
A new and desirable lot of
ZEPHYR KNIT SHAWLS
Suitable tor the Watering Plaeea, including a
BBlendid assortment of
WHITE GOODS.
PUCKED MUSLIN,
SHIRKED MUSLIN,
8WISS MUSLIN,
I'LAID NAINSOOK,'
BTRLPED NAINSOOK,
91 CAMBRIC NAJtfSOOK,
DRY GOODS.
W
JUTE DRILLING
BASKET DUCKS.
AN I)
BROWN DltlLLINGS AND BAVKET
DUCKS.
FARMER 8' P ANTALOONEHT.
BOIS' FANCY SRILLINUS.
LINEN CHECKS AND STRIPES.
EYRE & LAXDELL,
FOURTH AND ARCH.
gALT WATER SHAWLS,
Wholesale and Retail.
PURE WHITE LLAMA MIAWU,
SHETLAND HI AWLS, ALL GKADKS.
PURE VI H ITU BAREGE SHAWLS.
BREAKFAST
SHAWLS.
SHAWLS AND HALF
4 12 statu rp
& LAND ELL.
628 u 8' 028
Manuiactery, o. W8ItCn Street.
Atove V Ixth street. 1'hl.adolphla.
V, nulesalA and ICntil
Otr sssorinent tmlirave an the nei and tleslrabte
stvUs and sifces of verv .length and size waba lot
lai.Ks, itefn, and ClulfLcri
'1 Lose of VVH OWJfJllKE" ate tunnrln rint.ti
and durability to anv orLflr (Skirts made, and warranted
to give satlstactlon.
x In s msde to order, altered and repaired. 4
LUMBER.
-i QlW FLOORING! FLOOUINGM
J.OUU. FLOORING I FLO RING 1 1
S-4 CAKULIX A J liUUKlJitl.
4-4 CAROLINA FLOORING.
0-4 VIU(41NIA FI.OOftlNO.
4-4VlRGIfI FLOORING.
8-4 DKLAWARK FLOORING.
4-4Dt'LAWAKK FLOORINO
AMI AND WALNUT Fi.OnRING.
ASU AD V ALNUT FLOOR1SO.
fl'FP BOABDH,
I RAIL FLANK.
18GG
-PLASTERING LATHS ! !
PLASTERING LATHS,
AT KKDIK.FI PRICKS.
AT KKDUCKU PRICES.
1866
CEDAR AND PINE SHINGLES.
. CVDAR AND PIKE SHINULES.
Xo. 1 LONG CEDAR SH1NGKKH.
Ho. 1 SHORT CKOAK HHINtiLES.
WI1ITK PINK fHINGLKS.
CYrRFSS BHINtiLKS.
FINE ASBORTMKNT FOR 8AL.H LOW
i QC(Z LUMBER FOR UNDERTAKERS ! !
LOUv). LCllHKR FOH ODKRl AKERS! I
kfd cedar. walnut, and pine.
kf.dcedak walnut, and pink.
-i QPtl ALbANY LUMbEROF ALLKINI'S
-LOUU. ALHANY LUMBER OF At,L KItiDH
BEA BON ED WALNUT.
8FABON1-D WALNUT.
DRY rOFLAK CHERRY. AND ASH.
OAK ELK. AND BDS.
SIAHOGANY.
KOPFWOQD AND WALNUT VENEERS.
186C
. CIOATl.RnX MAWTTATTITRKRa
CIGAR-BOX MAN CFACTURKRl).
SPANISH CEDAR BOX BOARDS.
AT REDUCED TRICES.
G(C SPRUCE JOIST! SPRUCE JOIST!
XJ)JJ. WPrtUt E join I I BfKUCE JOISTI
from 14 to 32 feet long,
from 14 to 32 feet long,
spruce sills
hemlock plank and joist,
oak sills,
maule brother & co..
8 22 6mrp No. SiflO SOUTH bTKEET
TJ
NITED STATES
BUILDER'S MILL,
Ncs. 24. 26, and 28 S. FIFTEENTH St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
ESLER & BUOTHEE,
WOOD MOCLD1NGK, BRACKETS, STaIR BALUS
TERS, SEWEL POSTS, GENERAL TUBSINO
SCROLL WORK, ETO.
SHELVING PLANED TO ORDER.
The largest assortment ot Wood Mouldings In this city
consianuv on naiiu. 7 i3in
rp W. SMALTZ'9 LUMPER YARD, N. E.
l . corner rin h;mh ana bulks street.
OFFERS FOR SALE.
t'HKAP Fnrt r ati
Panel. 1st com., 2d com., 3d com, 4 4, 5-4, U-8 8-4,
White Plue, seasoned.
FirBt and second quality Yellow (4-4 S-4) and White
lne 1 4-4) Fiooilng Boards.
Flist and second quality one and two-sides Fence
Boards.
Shelving Boards. Bass, Ash. Planks and Boatds,
White Pine Kills, all sizes. Step Boards, 4 4, ft 4.
Hemlock Joist and bcantiinit, from 12 to 2tj feet long,
all wld bs
Spruce Joist, Sills and Scantling.
Plastering I ath (English and Calais) Pickets.
Shingles, ( hesnut posts, ete
AUboganv, Walnut Plank and Boards.
All kinds of Pullding I. tint tier cut and furnished at
the shortest notice, at the lowest price. 1 11) lm
J PERKINS,
LUMBER MERCHANT
Successor to B. Clark, Jr.,
No. 324 CHRISTIAN STREET.
Constantly on hand a larffe and Taxied aesortmen
of Building Lnmlier. 6 24 $
SHIRTS, FURNISHING GOODS, Ac
J W. SCOTT & C O..
SHIET MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALEBS IM
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Ho. 814 CHESNUT Street,
FOUR DOORS BELOW THE "CONTINENTAL,
826 $n PHILADELPHIA.
PATENT SIIOULDER-SEAM
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
PERFECT FITTING BHIRTS AND DRAWERS
made lrom measurement at very short notice.
All other articles of GENTLEMEN'S .DRESS GOODS
In tail variety.
WINCHESTER & CO.,
JS24 S No. 106 CHESNUT 8treet
I? iioros AL .
PENNSYLVANIA AtiRIlTLTURAL
LAND SCRIP FOR SALE.
The X'nlted States Government having granted to
t he Coroiconwf alth of Pennsylvania Laud Sorlo, repre
senting 780,000 acres ot rubllc wad. for tne endowment
of Agricultural Colleges tn tola State, the Board of
Commissioners now offer tliX I aud SctJP to tho public
Proposals for the purchssa of this Land Scrip, ad
dressed to "The Board Commissioners of Agricul
tural Land Scrip," will Be received at the Surveyor
Gcneral'i office, at Harrisburg, until Wednesday, August
15 1HC6.
Tbia land may be located In any State or Territory
bv the bolder 0 M lp.uDon any of the unappro
priated lands (except mineral lands) of tha United
Htatea whlcn mJ be subject to sale at private entry.
F.acb piece of scrip represents a quarter section of one
hundred nd ,lx,y acres- Bld must he made as per
acre, and no bids will be leceived for less than one
Quarter section.
Tha Kctlp will be Issued immediately on the payment
of tb money to the Surveyor General, one third of
which tuast paid within ten das, and the reoMlnlng
tw- thirds within thirty davs alter notification ot tne
acceptance of the bid or bids by tb Board of Com
missioners. j. 3d. CAMPBELL, Surveyor-General,
' ' For the Board of Commissioners
' nm'BJSMaa.JnlyM.lwW. 1171m
GOVERNMENT SALES.
ASSISTANT UAKliCHMAbTEK'S OFFICE.
No. HUH (-.1UAKD Htrtet
l'DILADKI.PIIIA. Pa., July 20, Vm.
'Will be sold at 1 nblic Auction, on account of tho
Tnited States, on the srroonrW at TVVfcNTlt
lOL Jtrii and tOUlll Street, 1'hiladclpliia, Pa.,
On SSA1UKDAY,
Jnlv 28, 1866, salo commcncini at 10 o'clock A. HI ,
precisely, tne Buildings, etc, horetoiore knowa m
tbn
HOCTU STKrEf UNITED STA1EJ HOoPITAL,
. IB. J
6 Frame Itui'dlnps,
1 Frame Sink,
12 Closels,
1 Upnirbt Boiltr,
1 1 oukinp Knnre,
2 Wash iroueiis,
6 Iron Iloppeni.
,119 foot
ot
-inch
-inch
J-mch
Gas
Uaa. Gas
Iron I 1'lPO.
671 leet
ol
Pipe.
Ill icot of
1 i'in.
73 leet of lj-inco
3 lion Son Containers,
1 waier-i ipe
39 tcotof 8-inch Cast-Iron
I P'Pa,
ioet, 01 Lead Pipe (as
I sorted Kites),
tlln n Mnks.
'I v oo(
oodi u Sinks,
OI1011 liatli-lubs,
1 Ccunr 'lank,
1 1 1 11 u Mail'.
61 Gas Pendants,
Counters, La 1 vine, Draw- ') I'endatit Arms,
crs, etc , li ittoD-cocks,
68 leet ot 1 J-inch Oas 0 Stop-Cocks,
l'inp. 15 1'iilar-Cocks,
lOo ket of 1-inch Gas- 11,200 Brlcka In
Paye-
Pilie, I mout:
8c9 net of l inen Gas-' Aio a .otot Board Ferny
Pipe, I ing.
Tne Frame Build ni contain abont 13.920 feet
Iicmlnck bcanti nr. 14,7'iO teoi Hoonn and
ungned Bi aids, 2,8 10 leet Konah Boarus, D12 leet
Mieivmg.
Trims of Sa'e Crsn, (Jovemmont fundi A de-
f oit of twenty (L0) pet cent, to be patrt oa every
cctvtrd bid, the balance immediately at tor tne
a e
Plans ot the bnildraps can be obta ned and
sdu'Uulus of lota seen uioa application at thta
e ll CO
no buildinirs. eto.. mast 00 removed wittnn ronr-
tcen (141 da) s lrom date ot sale, and wnl bo at tbo
risk oi tito purchasers.
The South Street City Passenger Katlway cars
pass the Hospital every five miuutea.
liy oicier 01
Bicv. BriK.-lion GEOROK 11. OROSMAN,
Ass't Qr. Master Uenural U 8. A.
ClXiKliE K. OKliK,
7 21 Ct Capt. and Assistant yuart'rina"ter
SALK OK QUAKTEhMASTERS' NIORE AT
1HK lA VAl-K'V Dt-HOI, UlEltK-:, D. C.
tUARTEUMA8TKU-UENBRAI.'8 IIPFIOM, )
First Division, I
Wabhisoton. V C, July 17, 1P06. )
By order of the Uuarteraiaster-Ueneral. there will
bo eold on tho premises,
A i PUBLIC AUCTION,
under tho direction ot Captain Uoorge f . Browning,
"On THURSDAY, August 2, 1860,
tho following described lot of Quartermasters'
stores:
luO cords wood. i
chair, bonohes,
matting, ward
robes, cupboards,
2 letter presses.
2 grindstones.
1 grindstone, large, 4
feet diamotor, 8
inch face (new).
60 ladders.
60 tire-hooks
8 platiorm e a 1 e s,
large.
counter scales.
4 warehouse trucks,
blocks and tails.
69 iron bedsteads.
12,000 leet oak and ash
plana, (wneoi
wriRht's stuff)
0.CC0 foot matched floor
ing. 1.4C0 pieces six-llRht sash
6 by 10, alozcd.
20,000 leet assorted lum
ber. 2,000 fett square timber,
10 by U.
40 keg cut nails.
80 army wapoiis.
16 carts.
1 dead-horse wagon.
1 water wagon, iron
800 hlankets.
6 hose carriages and About 10,t)00 pounds grain
reels,
sackn.
12 sits harness (four
horse).
20 sets harness (Am
bulance) 15 sets cart harness.
26 riding saddlos, bri
dles, bead-halters,
curry-comb-., and
harse-trushos.
25 white-wash brush
es, water-buckets.
1 scow, 20 by CO feet,
but little ned.
1 sot mathematical in.
strutnents.
1 spirit level and tri
pod.
1 surveyor's compass,
target, etc. .
About 8000 feet gum hose,
2 and 2jTticU(now)
with couplings
and nozzles, com
plete. 6,000 feet gum hose.l.lj,
li, 2, and 2j, with,
couplings and noz
rlos, partly worn.
100 brass cocks, angle
valvos, etc. worn.
shovels, spades,
picks.and paulins.
15 cockine- stoves.
20 beating stoves.
1 lot castings, fire
bricks, etc., for
cook Btoves(now),
ollice do'ks.tables,
ALsU, ZU
riUKatis.
Together with a large quantity of other property,
not above enumerated.
Salo to commence at lOo'olock A. M., and oon
tinue lrom day to day until all is sold.
riirctmbors must remove tbo.r stores within five
(6) davs fiom dnto ol salo.
Jerms Cash, tn Government funds.
A boat tor Giesboro will leave sixth street wharf.
OTuiy hour during the day ot -ale
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier-General U. 8. A., in charge 1st
Dinsion. Q M (i. U 7 20 lit
s
ALE OF MACHINERY, ETC.
Navy Department. 1
Bureau o Yakdb and Dockb, J
Waphinoton. June 16. 1866. 1
Will be sold at l'ublio Auction at tho JJavv Yard.
NORFOLK, on FRIDAY, the 3d day of August
next, the lollowing artic es, viz. :
'iwenty-one Rollers of Rolling Mill.
Soven Kail Machines
One Guide Hi 1 (oomplete). 88 Rollers.
Two bundles Saws ior Hlotting Screws.
Two Mochines lor Slotling Kcrows
Seven Machines lor Cutting rureads. '
Four Oil Retaineit.
Two Oil Press Rollers. x
Right pieces Iron bl.afting.
Six sets Couplings for Shafting.
Lot of Taps and Dies for Gas Fitting.
One box Lacings (leather).
Three boxes Belting.
One Gun-screw Machine.
One piece Leather Belting, 6 inches wide, 1C4
pounds.
One piece Leather Belting, 6 inches wide, 141
pounds.
One piece Leather Belting, 20 Inches wide, 224
pounds.
1 wo rolls Gum Packing.
fiix bars Octagon Steel (cast).
Sale to commenoe at 11 o'clock A. M.
Terms Cash, in Government funds; and all arti
cles to be removed from the yard within ton days
from day of salo.
Bv order oi Wavy Department.
y JOSEPH 8 WITH,
6 19tuthl3t Chief Bureau Yards and Docks.
O- J S L I G II T
FOR THE COUNTRY.
FERRIS & CO.'S AUTOMATIC GAS
MACHINES
FOB PBIVATE RESIDENCES, MILLS, HOTELS,
CHURCHES, ETC
FUKNISBIJIO FROM TEN TO SIX HUNDRED
LIGHTS, AS MAY BE REQUIRED.
This machine Is guaranteed ; does not get oat of order,
and the time to manage It la about five minutes a week.
Ibe simplicity ot this apparatus, its entire ireedom
fioni danger, the cheapness and quality of the light over
all othois, has gained fo it the tavorabl opinion of
those acquainted Kith its merits. The names ot those
having used them for the last three years will be given,
by calling at our OFFICE,
No. 105 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
W here the machines can bs seen In operation.'
FEHBIS A CO., Box 1! P. O.
Bend for a Pamphlet. 619 211
THE GOVERNMENT HAVING
CffrrW granted me letters-patent lor my noda ot
administering Nitrous Oxide a. by which I hava
extracted many thousand ol Teeth without pain. I ao)
Justitli d In awertina that it h) boih safer and suporlar tti
any other now la use. . B1L 0. L. MUNN8
S216U1 " . ft7SlBPBl7tJ5 Street.