THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, SATUKDAY, AUGUST 25, 18GG.
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rA)r
NUM3EK LXXXII.
11T FOB MENTAL DYHPEITIC8, AND A CURB
FOR BY-POCllONDJUA, HY-POCRIsr, OR ANY
COMPLAINT OK A I1T ORDER.
3Y OUIt HKHIKH KLHTOi:
ALMANAC AND DIARY.
BHORT METRE-ILLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS FOR TnS)
WEAK.
All)(Ult.
Mouilfty, !40. Annual 1'arodo of tho Caledonian
Club in otu ne. A besntilul display ot
hootch ten, an4 the weatner be'ng cold tbe
Cluu all not "blue" on tbe occasion, including
the lege.
Tuciday, 'it. Delegation of Misouri Indiana
wail on I'tesident Johnson. It in suppoxed
that theso suvairei, hsvin heard of tii John
son VVirwam, hare come on to ec the display
of Radical Scalps.
AVcdnraday, 'i'l.A. professional thief fire a
I'tiiiniklphia lawyer $25 to defend two un
known burglars lor Ihe honor of the "Froie.
sion." Ou hearing that they only robbed
Iairy he told the lawyer to let thein alono,
they were not the cream of the profession.
TlnfMila j , 'ft. A Convention of Spiritualists at
l'rovldenca. ntnniauication in the shane ol a
piece ot 1'ootrv wag recoived from Andrew
JacKnon, ex-l'rfsldent ot the United States,
and lioin another party tee plan tor patent
Window Fasttuer. liotajproductions were very
wean.
Friday, it. A white crow makes lt appearance)
ai Mauayunk. On account ol its beautiful white
ness the sportsmen are trying to "spot" it.
Saturday, a . Series Column Pay. The Editor
Hears much of the "Closo'oi tho Season," bnt,
in viow ol the appearauce of himself and
others, thinks things took like tbe old Clothes
of the Season.
"THE END OF THE SEASON."
BY OUR BACHELOR ' CONTRIBUTOR.
I.
The Sumner Season's over;
No more I haunt the Spriups cr Shores,
No more I lie beneath the Trees,
A1 suffer fear of rural Boars.
ii.
I feel no headache warning.
Of sunstroke 'neath the skies of fire;
I dance no more till morninsr
With mortal Mauls who must perspire,
in.
Ho more T haunt the Stables,
To learn how Raeintf-inatters go;
No more I sleep on Tables,
Because "the House is crowded so !"
IV.
Io more the Milk, and Honey
They promise there so full are mine,
lint I, for much less money,
Can at Home much better dine !
No more the famous Waters '
Disgust my taste and make me ill;
No Marriageable Daughters
Are now thrust at me, "will or nil."
VI.
Sweet Blondes and Brunettes haughty,
No more with drcssed-up Tradesmen flirt,
No more their Nags 1240)
Dash by and cover me with dirt !
VII.
The dread Mosquito, singiner,
No more torments me with h.19 ways,
Nor, sharper Bills a-bringing,
By landlords in the settling days.
VIII.
The Sea its rocks are scathing,
As heretofore; but Beauty fright
No more goes in a-bathing
In togs that render her a Fright !
ix.
I see no white sails dotting
Old Ocean's bosom, blue and broad;
I so no more a-yiichting,
And lose my dinner overboard I
x
x
, x.
JJluffed, badgered, bored, and bandied, '
No more am I; lhn Hom at last;
And own up to be tandid
J'm ery glad the gn's past i
CORUBflPOKDENOH,
At Home, August U.
Mr. Sirica idtor; I'm home; bo is my wife ,
(she often wished I was when iTie was at the
wateriPR place); so is "y children; and the
first thing I did after Having clean sheets put on
the leds, was to have the afternoon sheeU (df
course I niean.THE Evemkq Telegraph) put in
thp box door, and now as I sip my tea with no
brass bands blowing nd pounding in my ears,
no brass waiter! uLo "blowing" in my cars as to
how much trouble he havl to secure tho little
piece of chop, which I paid ninety dollars a
week lor mypelf and little family to look at; no
one to snatch; the choice dishes off the table,
just an you are nisiktng up jour mind to eat; no
report pu'scd around that Mr. Dc Jones, a newly
arrived gucftt, if down with tho Cholera;
nothing, in fact, to cause a depression of thn
healthful spirits or a malformatiou of the purae;
jjut in my own hired house, the landlord of
which says he will not raise the rent. I sit down
to lake the first comfortable meal, the first com
lortuble read, the first comfortable digestion of
material and mental food that I have had for
six weeks. I have been for tho e pace of time
jtlluded to what the Rev. Mr. Willets calls "rt
Mental Dysprptic." I read and knew nothing;
I looked and saw nothing: I listened and
heard nothing of a definite character; I have
had one continuous Night-iuare; and the only
real and substantial thing that reminds me of
the "Season" is this little memorandum which
the dear lnndlord of our Hotel guvo tno at
parting:
1 (jAItDF.H OF JEDEN HOTKL, N. J., 1
August 22. 1806. I
Josiarf Weatherup, Esq., Or.
lo MX week' board ot tacitly, tf'.H) $610 00
use ot URtiuun noii'o ao., so aeoo
Attendance on children while bathing. 24 00
Cooked meats at Buppors 1H 75
Extra ice taken to room (17 50
Carriaee-liire 20 00
Porter's soi vices 8 fo
Stationery, etc 8 75
Meals lor visitors 12 00
$1050 60
6 per cent. Government tax on above . 62 82
... t H109-82
Bcceived payment,
Adams & Evartb. Pronrlotors.
This, Mr. Editor, if nothine else, will make a
man appreciate his home, and in thankfulness
i bunted over all of tho Praver Books to find
some suitable expression in words for my feel
incs, and the "Deliverance from Pestilence"
was the only one that met our case, which I
read the first thing after The Teleobapu to my
stricken and afflicted and almost penniless
family. Yours, at all seasons,
JpSIAnW EATUEBCP.
ADVERTISEMENT
ON ACCOUNT OF THE GREAT
, interest manifested in l'reident John-
buu k inp to Chicago, and the desire of many parties
to keep on hi.i trail, the steamer Tom Smith will
make an excursion in the wake of the State Ilirhts,
irom w ainui Btreei wnari to i&maen. when she car
ries tho distinguished traveller across the river, thus
Kivincr the excursionists a rear view of the President
and bis Cabinet, and perhaps ot Ooi eral brant.
iicaeis may uo nau oi Air. iBKomvcr. at Hotel
de Smith, or of the i aptuin on. board the Boat.
i'Gte, to cents. .Lasrcr ixira.
As many Fenians huve expressed a desire to attend
the Wako of the Pr-sident, this oppoi-tuuity iiollered
to follow the wale of the Boat carrying him.
Organizing.
In the XatioMl Labor Convention at Wash
ington, the report of the Committee on a Na
tional Organ was under consideration when
last heard from. This seems to be a direct
thrust at Beecher's church organ, which is
reckoned the Organ of Taste among musicians,
aud we hope that this sectional spirit, which
shows such a want of Harmony between the
two sections, if not in the instruments, may not
be played upon in that Key any longer, but will
find a permanent Stop in the doings of the Con
vention.
BTflAN OUICKLY AND EFFECTUALLY
removed In two days by L'ioiail de Paris, io be
had everywheie.
If Email is out of a job, we would recommend
him to try his hand on the pile of Ashes iu Dock
street, as that is a greater nuisance than Tau to
any neighborhood, and we will allow the dis
tinguished foreigner a week to complete the
job, although, he says that he "can remove Ton
in two days." Now is a chance for a first-class
certificate, as a beautifier!
'Comfort for Small Incomes." Huving to
pay no Income Tax.
THE EYE AND EAR.
J)EAFNESS, BLINDNESS,
THROAT, LUNG, AND CHEST DISEASES
CATARRH AND ASTHMA,
disordered Functions ot
THE DIGESTIVE ORGANS
MORBID AFFECTIONS OF THE LIVER,
WEAKNESS OP NERVES, AND GENERAL
DEBILITY OF THE WHOLE SYSTEM,
Treated with unprecedented success by
DR. TON MOSCHZISKEK,
No. 1031 WALNUT Street.
Th fniii.teina HKNTLKMF.X. who have latoly been
cured under tho treatment of Dr. VO.N MOSCtLZl-
KtK have klnulv peinuttua iniu iu foier iu ihbui, unu
tliev would eladiy bear tentunonv to tbe amount ol
h i S LK1 "i i derived troin bis TBI-.ATMKS I :-
.. ...... i . I- i ... -v'n Nlll U'.lnnt atMAt
X Mi. Met ltl'.x iv , J.M1-, Dw" .
FHOKMAK I'.K, K1., No- a'nut stieet.
ALAN WOOD, Jr., Esq., N0.S19 Arch street.
C. b Olir.t N. ts(i.. No. 'if North .-eventb stroet.
C. J. HOLLO WAY, l.s.1.. No. SOS Starket Btnet.
.1 . t'OOPKlt. Emi , No a North t rout street.
Dr. DAV1DSON.N. W. comer ot Muili aim Cnesnut
itreeta. . . , .
Ullieral KII.BL'K?.. U. P. a., VJi.ruiiov.
T. W. oWEENt-V, Esq., U. a. Aiueuaor ol the becond
1 ''"."llARY, Esq., I'icsldent ol tho Nineteenth War
Public Schools.
Kcv. H. i. HAKB, rilllBUluuilin i uiuuvuiii.
lli.A..ili nf f,llllr nfllll.'B. I'l Dei'ttOUM WhO WOU'fl 0
cai cluU? coimciciiilous to whom they would permit the
hulorfipinent ol their namca can ue examiusu ai u
OFFICE, NO. 1031 WALNL t.
THE ATOjflZEK.
Dr. VON MOSCHZIsKER nsserts whft tho utniOHt
Coutkleiice thai his ays cm of tromlng Lt Mi,
'illUOAT. f'UKHT TIw. hhj ('A I'AUltll. ASI11MA,
and all nialudiea of the dlguHtlve oruua, by tho use ot
llio A'JOAili.lt. la thn niilv rclUbie uue. Hluco tho
Introduction ot tliu svrttcm cases have been brouvh c
t.i hhi ntlioo. No WAl.M.'T Htreet. in which
every oilier domswio nipans have ueeu iruiumwiy eiu
UIUVCU, UUl .."Ml ,T J iflUVU HJ U1S 11.1.11V.
'lbo A'iOMlili'.lt 18d AI)AKAl L'tl constructed on
Hclentinc iirim lui. t. M Ulch, by a uiucuuiilcui arraiK
mi. nt. niiiiBr ur iiiuiuKiinprtf nrpHNiirn or niuaii., t;uu
vun anv mtdlc no liiUi tin.. hFKAY. oud rcadl y
runvnvi It Into iho BKONCHI AL ll.'UKSof LU.nOs,
with the KEl'm.MOKY t X'ltKKMT. The mmlicliieil
iihiiiiiiiia to ino action oi ti. h ai p uuiui! ioe
noililnir ot their tllKv.( AL VAl.l'R a4 in other
prei.arBtioiiB. out are receiveu into the Kr.si
ToHY OHOAN8 lii their lull MEDICINAL
BIKE .T
AIL riULOK 'AL OPERATIONH on the Eyea. auch aa
( utiiraci, Artlllctal Pupil, Crona Eyea, etc., iklliu'ly
r. if i I aii K'M t i ' . . - t p. ! i r..
peilormta. I xarp
TTNADDLTEBATKD LIQUORS ' ONLY
U . , . JtlCHARD PENISTAN'8
Xo.WClIEBNUr MRefcT,
Nearly Otpolt the Pout Omce,
PHILADELPHIA,
i linpplied. OtdoiUjrotn tUCouutry ptomntl.
AMUSEMENTS.
Q RAND NATIONAL CONCERT
SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS'
. , .. . .
NATIONAL ORPHANS' HOME FUND,
fhder Arepicrf o thb .
SOLDIERS' AND , SAILORS' UNION,
.WASHINGTON, D. C,
AT OROVER'S THEATRE,
On Thursday Evening, Anffiist 2, 1866,
POSTPONED UNTIL
THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 11.
8C0.CC0 Tickets will be sold at $1 each
5,CC0 Presents Awarded, valued at $250,000
25,C0O of the Profits to he given to the Sol
diers' and bailors' Rational Orphans' Home
Fvnd, S 2500 to the Washington Mais and
Female Orphan Asylum. Tlie balance, after
deducting expenses, to be paid to the Trea
surer of the Soldiers' and Sailors' Union,
Wabhlnqton, D. C.
One Prevent to Every Four Tickets.
TICKETS CAN BE OBTAINED FROM
OWENS & CO.,
Military aud Naval Lniv Office,
No. S2T CHE8MJT Street, Oppoeltethe State House,
Philadelphia. Pa.
AIfo Bint to any part ol the country promptly by mall.
LIST OF TKESENTS TO BE AWARDED.
Ihree-atory Brtck resilience, II street be
tween blxtli and Seventh
1 Thiccniorr ISrtck residence, jCcoLd struut,
near E
1 Tbrvc story brick residence, Tenta street,
between At iind.N
1 Iwo utory Brick residence, Tenth street,
between M and N ,
1 Two stoiy Lrick resklonce, Teuta street,
between M uud
2 Fine City Lts, on Hevemh street, north..
1 Bplcnulii Carr'.itc, llutses, and Harness
ceuipleie
1 Hpleuntd Diamond King
1 Set I namuuds complete (Pin, tarliluKS,
anil KIiiks
1 Grand piano CUeinway)
1 Hi lid Silver Tea Set
10 Grand Piunos, $U00 each
10 Graud Pianoa $500 each
V 0 Gents' Gold Watches, 200 each
50 Ladies' Gold Watcat'S 125 each
ii Grand Jteloilcuns, 2d0 each
80 Amerlcan-casebilver Watches. 75 each..
75 Hunting do do M0 each..
50 Dianioud FIhks, 6100 to 200 eacB.
25 liiumond I'll s. I00 eacn
40 Sewing Machines, SlOo earn
20 do 75 each
20 Silver-plated Tea Sets. $',6 each
50 SI vcr casters, 85 each
8,010 Clocks, Albums, Jcweliy, &c, 5 to Slfl
1'iirh
18,000
lO.OPO
8000
9.000
S000
4,(Ri0
4,000
2,110
1,S00
1 MX)
1.000
6,100
ft 00
26 000
6 21
1,IM
6.000
3.VU0
7.50(1
2,500
4 000
1 500
1500
1,200
27,000
25 000
14,000
50.000
in (ICO Tea and Table f-pootis. tc.V2 to'Js each"".
10.0(0 Gold Pens, sleeve Buttons, & c. 1 to ti
each
49,453 Books, Cutlery. EiiKruvlngj, 4c!,'Vl t'o'Vld
i;a.u,,,, ..,,..
, Total SJ50000
The awards will bo mmlnnltpr llio I ,.nrl nn thn
Htage ol the theatre, where thrco thousand persons can
witness It. A committee will be appointed by the audi
ence to.superiuicnd thoiiunio.
rrintea lists ot awards will be published and suppl'ed
to Audits and '1 IckOl-llnldorn. l'll-.l.. hnvlnir tlfknta
w ill letain them until alter tlie awaids are made, and If
their numbers appear in the list, tliev will forward their
sine ai. nn iiiu priucipai tioteis, liooK, and Music tores
iii iuu Mil v ,uu m iiih iiettuiiuiiriurs, in me Jrl ainmoi
Fair Butldlni! lor the benefit ol the soldiers' and Haiinrs'
National Oiphans' Home Fund, corner ot seventh street
anu 1-ennnyivanin avenue, wasntuitton, 1) '.
'ihe lirecrors iiDlienl to the lllurlitv nf the nnnnln In
give this enterprise their tln.i support, and thoreby
OHBiBt in re.leviug the wants ot the orphans ot our lallen
comrades.
CARD. A large number of tickets remaining unsold,
It twill be necessary to postpone the drawing until
THURSDAY, tho 11th of October, i860, at which time it
will positively occur.
The many swindling schemes that have been pre
sented to tbe public during the past lew months, some
what delayed our sales, until we were able to antmfV
the peop.e throughout the country tnat this enterpiise
"on Kdiuiuu. nuu suii'iy lur vum au,0 purposes, ine
AJircciurs are cuuiiupni oi mesaieoi everv ticket, and
have allotted sutllclent time to guarantee the sates
without any further postponement
laj. 11. A. HALL. Pres. Soldiers' and Sailors' Union.
Col. CHAS. E. CAPKHART, 1
Maj. M.H ALBUKukr, Managing Directors.
WILLIAM S. MOUSE. )
'1RKA8UBT DEPAETMKNT, f
OPFICE OF lMTUUKAL hKVKNDE,
. WASHiSioxoN, June26, 1S68. )
Vi hereas II. A. Hall and others, as "Managing Direc
tors" oi the "Grand National Concert," to be held in
Washington. D. C, on tbe 2d of August next have maae
due application to C'lephan, Collector of luteruul
Revenue lor the Collection District of the District ot
Columbia, lor permission to hold a lottery, raiHe, or
Silt enterprise, and presented to him satisfactory evi
ence that the pioceeds of said lottery, rallle, or sift
enterprise w 111 be devoted to charitable uses, permission
is hereby granted to such "Mumming Directors" to hold
such lottery, rathe, or gltt enterprise tree from at. charge,
whether from tux or license, in respect to such lottery,
rattle, or tUt enterprise. E. A. ROLLINS,
Commissioner.
- We refer, by permission, to
Major-General Wlnfleld 8. Hancock, U. 8. A.
General Robert C Schenck, M. C, Ohio.
General Ilalbert E Paiue, M. C , Wis.
General John 11. Ketcham. M. C, Y
General James G. Blunt, Kausas.
GeneralJ. h'. Bcndrick, Iowa.
General D. C. Md'allam, D. C.
General O V. Day tun, N. Y.
Hon. Thomas W. Ferry, M. C, Mich.
Hon. George Lawrence, M. C, Penua.
1). O. Forney, Esq., D. C.
Major J. F. Dougnty, N. Y.
Hon. Richard Waliach, Mayor of Washington, D. C.
Hen. Henry Wilson. C. S S.
Hon. William D Kellev, M. C, Penna
Hon. Kellian V. Whaley.M. C, Wei Va.
Hon. Fbeu C. lngersoil, M. C, 111.
Hon. Henry C. Deuilng, M. V , Uonn.
Hon A. H. Latlln, M. (.'., N. Y.
Hon. Leonard Myers, M. C, Penna.-
Hon. William A. Newell. M. CV S.J.
Hon. George W. Julian. U. C, Iud.
Hon. Stephen F. Wilson, M C Penna. i
Hon. J. B. Uiinnell. l. '.. Iowa.
Hon. B. P. Va.ie, U. 8. Senator Ohio
Hon G. R.Latham. M t;., W. Va.
Hon. Menj. E. Wilson. M. C, Ohio.
Gen. Hots. M. , Ohio.
Wiiliam'E. Owens, Esq., rhlladelpUla. 8 16 to6
V A LEU'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
tiAKDEX-Sns 720-72B V1JS K Suoet.
UKA.ND liiSTRI!MENT4L COKCERT8
MGI1TLY.
By two large and efficient Orchestras.
TO-NIGHT,
And EVERY NIGHT. In connexion with our
EXCKLSIORSTUISU BAND,
aBrass Band, compiising the best Artists in the city
will penorui.
OPEN FOR THR SEASOV.
Onr spacious Summer Oar.len, artistically laid out
wltli Shrubbery, fotiutams ete.
IN THE LADIES' SALOON.
Especially set apart lor FAMILIES, the best of Creams
and other Refreshments will he served. 6-ltS
GISAXD TESTIMONIAL TO A WOUNDED
SOLDIER.
A Graud Testimonial -will be given to ALONZO
NHO K, of Company A, 4th P. V. H. C, at STRAW
BERRY MANSION, on MONDAY. August 27, lttoti.
Tickets 50 cents, admitting a Ladr anil Gentleman.
(tlim ALONZO BAKER, Secretary.
GYMNASIUM
FOR LADIES. GENTLEMEN, AND CHILDREN,
U. K. CORNER OF NINTH AND A KCH STREETS.
OPEN t-VEHY DAY AND EVENINU,
ALL SUMMER.
Bodily cxeirlse imparts health and strength, tha best
ureveutlve against sickness ot the coming summer.
6 24 Jin I rolesMrs UlLLEhRAND A LEWIS.
THE PIANOS WHICH WE MANU-
vii factare recommend memseivea. we promise
,.. nnr natrons cMiar benutiiul tunes, elegant workman
ship, dural.ility, aud reasonable prices, combined with
a lull guarantee.. For sale only at No. loll WALNUT
" PI0 PIANO MAUTjrACXVBUSlQ CO,
AMUSEMENTS.
NEW CKESNUT eilii;ET THEATRE.
CHF8NCT trrft above T.Telftn.
Doors open at 1 15 Curtain rses at 8
IPIH VtNKNO.
THIRD PKRFDltM ACE OF
powerful sensation In a Prologue and tour Acts, of
HAKI.t-8 DlC'KKNM'
LAST A VD WO-r POWKKFUL NOVEL,
lil'B WUirAL FRIENu,
OURMGIUAL JTRIEND,
MOST POWERFUL CAST,
selected from the t'ompanlo. oi the dlflerent nlt The t
tres. in which will be found Miss Joule Ofton. .Sir.
Walter Lennox, Mr F. F Mackar, vtss C. Jefferson
lr. Dubois, Wr. K. I, Tllton, Mr. W. H. Baney, ,v r.
J. Tajlor Little Katie Baker, Mrs. E. F. Keacli, and
other favorites.
Prices of Admission for the Summer Season only
Orchestra, 7c. Paniuette, N.e. Family C'lrcie, 25c.
No extra charge lor reserved seats.
W AL.NUT STUB K T THBATK K
N. E. corner of NINTH and WALVUT 8treets.
DA Y AND MOtIT PFKFORMANiJE.
SIXTH MOUr
of ti e world-renowned
Bl.ILAY FAMILY,
who will appear this evening in their wonderful per
loiuiances, inc.udlng the rreat feat of eqaillorluui, the
SPIRAL MOUNTAIN,
and the marvellous ,...
MAGARA LEAP.
In conseqnence ot the limited number of nights that
the Luis ay lamily can remulu inl'hiladc.phla, the? have
d. lormlnt d to "ffer
TWO MAIlNE '8, OR DAY PF.RFORM NCE,
each week, at 1H o'clock, thus afforolng famines, and
tho-e residing at a distance 'rorn the cltv, an opportunity
of witnessing their daring per'ormances.
1STEW AMERICAN THEATRE WA LN UT
Ptret, above Eighth.
H. A. EARNsIl' w So'c Lessee and Manager.
DECIDED 8UCCFS8I
BRIT I.IAN '. DM IOHiEII At! UlENOlS t
COMPLE1E bUCCE8-t OF THE JiEff COM
PANY! Completo success of the New Company 1
Every Member received with Marked Favor and
Applause t
THIS iVENISIt
'I HIS F.VtNlNO
the performance will commence wl h the Drama cn-
tl,iC MICHAEL EARL.
Michael Earl Claude Hamilton
Philip P. A. Anderson
An rew K. a. lAH-ke
Julia .Miss Cameion
To ccncludu w ltb the very ponulsr Drama oi
ROBKHl MAC AIRE,
in which the entln- Company appear.
In rehearsal, the I'ramn of the
STRF.K.IS OF NEW YORK.
GRAND MAIINEE, OV SATURDAY AFTER
NOON. PERSONAL.
NEW BOUNTY BILL ALL SOLDIERS
who enlisted tor three years, since April 18, ift61,
and serVcd tnelr full term ol service, or were discharged
before said term ot service on account of wounds, and
received one hundred dollars bounty and no more, are
entitled to receive an additional one hundred dollars.
Widows, minor chlldrea.or parents of deceased soldiers
who enlisted tor three yeate and died in the service, or
Irom diseases or wounds contracted In the service and
line of doty, are entitled to receive an additional one
hundred dollars. Call or address '
GEORGE W. FORD,
No. 241 DOCK Street.
8171m One door below Third,
who has all tbe necessary forms to collect these claims.
Important to" soldiers,
TUEJR WIDOWS AND FIE lit.
MATHEWS, POILSON & CO.,
No. SOS WALNUT St., PhiladelpUla,
Attend promptly to all claims for Invalid Pensions
and Increase of Pensions; Widows' Pensions, and In
crease lof Pensions for their children; Guardians ot
Minors, and the Heirs of Claimants, Bounties to Sol
diers, their Widows and Heirs.
Call or write immediately as abovp, and all business
entrusted to their cate will be attended to persona ly
at Washington. 8 14 lOt
MATHEWS, POULSQX & CO.
gOUNTY OF 180 0.
ATTENTION, BOYS IN BLUE !
flaring two ornces In Washington, wo are well pro
pared to receive and collect all claims for Extra Bounty
now due soldiers. You will consult your interest by
calling , as I pledge myself to collect all claims agidnst
the Uuitcd States Government i at lower rates and
quicker than any other claim agent In this city. No
charges made in advance.
I. II. JOSEPH,
8 1 1ml UNION CLAIM AGENCY,
Uo 271 South THIRD Street, above Spruce.
BO U N T Y. SOLDIERS WHO SERVED
three years and received only fi00 bountv, can
now receive another 9 UO. 'the parents, widows aud
minor children of the same class of soldiers arc eutltied
to Kin. Soldiers discharged on account of wounds
tiom three-year reg nicnto are entitled to $100 addt
tiuual. Ji aiscbargeo lor wounds from regiments serv
ing two years, or less, S5n. The heits ot soldiers serving
iu regiments organized tor two years, or less, can re
cover $50. Discharged soldiers In tbe countrv can for
ward me their discharges, and heirs of soldiers can
write, stating particular of their cases, and they will
have prompt attention. Apply to
JOHN M. POMEROY.
821m No. 224 S. FOURTH Street
PENNSYLVANIA RESERVES WHO SERVED
three years and did not re-enlist arc all entitled to
$100 bounty. Also, tbe hclts ot all who died iu the
service, or were dlcha-ged tor wounds. I have rolls ot
the Reserves. Apply to, or uddress. sending discharge.
JOHN M. POMEKOV,
No. 224 8. FOUR1H Stroet,
8 21m Formerly Paymaster Pennsylvania Reserves.
BUT IF YOU WANT GOOD TEA, CALL AT
WILSON'h eld-established Tea Warehouse, No.
2a6CHEwNUT Street
THE FINEST BLACK TEA IN THE UNITED
States for sale at WILSON'S Tea Warehouse, No.
236 ChESNUT Street. Price 1 60 per pound.
OUR $1-C0 BLACK TEA IS CONSIDERED
by old East Indian merchants, and other expe
rienced judges, tu be the finest specimen of Tea that has
been linpoitcd into this countrv lor nearly nineteen
years. Address orders to WILSON'S Tea Warsnouse,
N o. 236 CHESNUT Street.
RICH, FRAGRANT DOLLAR TEA, AT WIL
SON'S Tea Warehouse, No. 2a6CHEsNUr Street.
FAIR. QUALITY BLACK TEA80 AND UO
cents, at WILSON'S.
w
ILSON'S PRICES FOR TEA (50, 80, AND
vv ueuu, i, i-iu, ni, sh'3u, at iu, i ou, anu
81 tO.
20
CENTS. ROASTED COFFEE, A LITTLE
broken, but very good, at WILSON'S.
BEST ROASTED COFFEES 20, 30, 35, AND
40 cents, at W1L8QN'S.
TF YOU ARE UNABLE TO GET GOOD TEA
J. from your grocer, send to WILSON'S.
IF YOU WANT TO TASTE PURE OLDMAVA
Coffee, 40 cents per pound, send to WILwOS'S.
THOSE WHO-LOVE GOOD TEA AND ARE
able to appreciate it. can obtain it at WILSON'S
lea Warehouse. No. 2:i ClltNUT ntreet There is no
lea in New York or Philadelphia that can euual our
$1 CO Black.
N. B We have no ebleotlon to supplying those ot
our Philadelphia '1 ea Dealers who buy lor cash, with
our i-ooil l eas with the single exoepilou of ouril-b"
Black, as that Tea. when sold, cannot be renlaoed lor
any money. We shall reserve thut lor our own regular
retail trade. It is like throwing pearls before swiue to
sell such magnillcent Teaos that to people who cauuut
appreciate iu Address
WILSON'S OLD ESTABLISHED
'IEA WAKKHOUSE,
7 27 lm No. WH CHESNUl' 8treL
UISITIWQ AND WEDDING CARSS,
WRITTEN, ENGRAVED, AND PRINTED. .
The Latest London and Paris Styles.
INITIALS. MONOGRAMS." CRESTS, ARM, ETC.,
STAMPED O.N PAPEIt AN t ENVELOPES,
IN COLORS, GRATIS.
The Finest English, French, and Ameri
can Paper and Envelopes.
MONOGRAMS, ARMS, CRE8T8, Pesigned and En
graved. WRITING DESKS, TRAVELLING CARES, PORT
FOI.H'K POt RET-BOORM, KNIVES, BACKGAM
MON BOARDS, and a very large Stock ot
FINK STATIONERY.
' It. IIOSKLNS & CO,
STATIONERS AND CARD ENGRAVERS,
rxrp Ho. 913 ARCH Street,
DRY GOODS.
P R I O E & WOO O,
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FIL3EUT,
HAVE JUST OPENED:
tOCO yards American Trintr, fast colors, 13 a !
182 cents a yard,
1 cae fine quality French Moriooj, SI '25 yard.
Fine quality Black Alpacas, 60, 66, CO, 70, 80, 00
oiuu, 51, 1 12'., and 1 26 a yard.
FLANNELbl
FLANNELS!
All-wool Flanno ", 36, 87, 40,45, 60 cento, op to
tl25ajard.
D.imet Flannels, SI np to 90 cents,
All-wool (Shaker Flannels, 60 cents np to f 1 a yard.
Bleached and Unbleached Canton Flannels, cneap,
Best makes B eached and Unbleached Muslins, at
tho rery lowest market prices.
Yatd-wido Bloachcd Muslins, 26, 28, 81.', 33, 35,
37 J cents.
Yard-wido Unbleached Muslins, 20, 23, 26 cents.,
f illow Case and Sheeting Mushes, etc.
JUST OPENED:
One case Bridal Qnllts, very cheap.
Table Linens, Napkins, and loweis.
tVhi'e (ioodg, very cboap.
A large assortment of Hosiory,
Ladies' and Gents' Merino Vests, very elioao.
A large assortment of Edping, Flouncings, and
Insertions, Ladies' and Gents' Linen Handkerchiefs.
Jnrt opened, from auction, a cheap lot of Porte
monnaies, Tooth aud Hair Brushes.
PRICE & WOOD.
81851 N. W. Comer EIGHTH and FILBERT S
WOOLLEN GOODS.
CA8SIMERES FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
During tho remainder of this month we shall offer oar
stock of
MEN'S AND BOY'8 WEAR,
(Bought during the early summer), at prices that will
eflect rapid sales
All-wool c'asslmeres for Boys, B1H cents and SI.
Heavy Mixed Casstmeres for Men, a 1-25.
Fine Silk Mixtures for suite.
Fine Black Casslmeres.
Water-proot Cloakings, best grade, ai 60.
Some of the above goods are nearly one-half lust sea
son's prices. 8 16 3m
J. C. STRAWBHIBGE & CO.,
N. W. CORNER EIGIITH AND MARKET.
rpVVENTY-FIVE CENT SHIRTINGS.
Two Additional Cases
EXTRA GOOD SHIRTINOS, AT TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS PKR YARD.
Twelve cases
BEST MAKE SHIRTINGS.
Willlamsvllle, New York Mil's,
Masonville, Wamsntta.
Androscoggin, jiew Jersey.
WIDE 8I1EETINO MUSLINS.
Four cases best makes.
NINE BALES TJNBLE iCHED MUSLINS.
Fxtra yard-wide, 21 cents.
Extra heavy and wide, 23 cents. '
CALICOES AT EIODTKEN CENTS.
WOO yards, ta-t colors, at 18 cents.
MC8LINS BY THE PIECE AT WHOLESALE
8 16 3m J RATES.
J. C. STRAWBUIUGE & CO.,
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET.
i
ME11INOS P O P L I N S
LOPIfS F-KKNCH MERINOS, 1S6.
ONE CARE SUPERB QUALITY MERINOS, si W.
FIJ.E CORDED POPLINS.ltl 28.
RICH PLAID POPLINS, 1 50.
SHAWLS.
BARGAINS IN STELLA SHAWLS.
BARGAINS IN BLANKET SHAWLS. 8 16 3m
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKhT
IT. STEEL &. SOJN,
Ncs. 713 and 715 N. TENTH Street,
HAYE JCST OPENED
1 cape 5-4 All-wool Delaines, choloe colors, KlXe.
1 cane 5-4 All-wool Delaines, choice colors,!.
5- 4 French Cashmere Shepherd i'lakls, SI, worth
125.
1 case Shepherd Plaid Valenclas, 25c., worth 40e.
6- 4 black Qseeu's Cloth. 67c. ai, al 25, and $1 50.
Doub e width All-wool Plaids. tiJc., worth 8Uc.
New StTleB Dsrk French Chintzes, 62Xc
1 cane 4 4 Double Purple English Chintzes, 25o.
Bent American Chintzes, dark styles. 2tlc.
Good Fast Colors Chintzes, dark styles, 18c,
. (iood Fast Color Chintzes, 16c
10 4 sheeting Muslins, 870,, 81, S112, and tl-25.
5 4 Pillow cae Muslins, 31. a), 37, and 4lio
Yard-wide Bleached Muslins, 26. 28. and 31c.
4-4 orestdiiie and Utlca Munlins, S3e
Wllllauisvllle, 3Bc, New York Mills. 45c. ' '
Unbleached Mns'ins, 14. 18, 24, 26, and 28o.
6 4 Cnbleaehed Mnslins, 36o
6 4 Unhlruched Muslins, 3'iHc.
Heavy Unbleached Cotton rianncls.28 to 45c
Heavy Bleached Cotton Flannels. 31 to 60c.
1 hale All-wool Flannels, 37c, worth We.
Yard-wide Ballardva e Flannels, 66o.
Ballarovale Domet Flannels, no. b!. and 75c. '
Geod nuallty Manchester tllnghams, 2-io.
Finer Doubie-wldih Maicbentci GiiiKhams, 35c.
ALL-WOOL CA8!SIMERE:1,
New Styles, lor Men's and Boys' wear,
ih to at. 823 at
No.
TT-
1024 CHENUT Street.
TO LADIES
About leaving lor the COUNTRY, SEASHORE,
OR WATERING PLACES,
E. M. NEEDLES,
No. 1024 CHESNUT STREET,
Offer a lull assortment, at LOW PRICES, of
frn (irpeiii.uu ui
vvalTE HOLDS,
PUFFED MUSLINS,
PIOUES. '
IfREVrtl MUSLINS.
In all varieties ol plain andlaucy styles.
Lsces, Kmbroiderivs, Hdkts, eto. eto.
1. 1 inn Bkevts, Collars, bets, eto , in groat
variety.
E M. NEEDLES,
No. 1024 CnESNUT Street.
J89J1B insisaiio noi -oni
Q A P E MAY
ATLANTIC CITY,
AND LONG MUNCH.1
DRE1PUSS &13ELSINOER,
No. 49 North EIGHTH Street,
HAVE OPENED ON THE 14th INST
A new and desirable lot of
ZEP1I Ylt KNIT SHAWLS,
Suitable for tbe Watering Places, including a
splendid assortment of . .
WHITE GOODS.
I'V'CKED MUBLIN,
SHIRRED MUSLIN. .
SWISS MUSLIN,
PLAID NAINSOOK,
STRIPED NAINSOOK,
91 CAMBRIC NAINSOOK
DRY GOODS.
J AS. K. CASU'BELL & Q,,
No. 7U7 CHESNUT St.,
Invite tha attenttsn of Cash buyers
AT WIIOLKSALE,
To their Btock of
FllKXCII,
, , f AND AM Kmc AN
r 11 Y a O O D s .
t4h.hlCaur,hTTr..;,nrvI,,r,n"1 idftpt"Uon to
Hsckspe buvers sunplled with scarce and desirable
Goods at and under mi.rket lates g 1 lin
Wholewnle UoomH Up Stairs.
AND
N E T T I N G .
Persons returning to tlie city arc respectfully in
formed that we have now on han l and ready for
immediate use,
PATENT UBBRELLA MOSQUITO NETS,
FOR SINGLE CE DOUBLE BEDS, CRLBS,
CRADLES, ETC.,
OF ALL THE REQUIRED 81ZE3 AND COLORS.
SHEPPARD.YAW HARUNGEN l ARKISON,
House-Furnishing Dry Goods
8 21 tuthsl'itrpj
No. 1009 CHESNUT STREET.
gALT WATER SHAWLS,
Wholesale and Retail.
PURE WHITE LLAMA SHAWLS.
SIIKTLAND SHAWLS, ALL GRADES.
FtllK WIIITK BAIlIiGK SHWALS.
BKKAKFAsT SHAWLS AND HALF
SHAWLS. 4 1'2stuthrp
EyRE & LAND ELL.
yiIITP DRILLING AND
11AEKET DUCKS.
BROWN DRILLINGS AND IJASKET
FAItMMS' FAKTALOONERY.
BOY S' FANCY DRILLINGS.
LINEN CHECKS AND STRIFES.
EIRE & LAXDELL,
FOURTH AND ARCH.
J W. HOFFMAN,
No. 9 N. EIGHTH STREET,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
HOS1 E 11 Y GOODS,
Offers tor sale a largo assortment of
SUPERIOR QUALITY
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
In Cotton, Wool, and Merino, of all textures, for Gents
and Youths' wear.
MERINO UNDER VESTS
For Ladies' and Children's Wear.
riOfilKRY FOR LABIE3.
JIOSU BY FOK GENTS
110 SILKY FUR CHILDREN, In all sizes and quali
ties. 8 21 tuth3t
SHIRTS, FURNISHING GOODS, At
J W. SCOTT & C O.,
SHIKT MANUFACTURERS,
AMD DEALERS IN
MEN S FURNISHING GOODS.
No. 814 CHESNUT Street,
FOUR DOORS B1LOW THE "CONTINENTAL,
B 26 Sip PHILADELPHIA.
PATENT SHOULDER-SEAM
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
PERFECT FITTING BII1BT8 AND DRAWERS
made Irom measurement at very short notloe.
All other aitlcles of GENTLEMEN 8 DRfc-HS GOODS
In lull varietv. '
WINCIIKSTJER & CO.,
8 2:S No. 706 CHESNUT Street
DENTISTRY.
gr TUB GOVERNMENT HAVING?
3t2ff& granted me letters-patent tor my mode of
administering Niirous Oxide (las. by which I have
extracted munr thuuxands or Teeth without pain. I am
justlfli d In a8crtlr.ii that lt Is both safer aud superior to
any other now in use.
' DR. C L, MUNNS
8 21 6rn No. 731 KPKfJCK Street
QREAT SAVING OF TIME,
LABOR, AND MONEY.
FLANDEPvS' PATENT
PORTABLE CYLINDER BORING MACHINE
Marine d Stationary Engines. Blast Cylinders,.
Pumps, an ' orlUs Valves bored out without removing
them trom their prcsc.it positions.
Engines boreu of every size aud build, el'her when
veitlcui. borlzontul or inclined, trom IU to Mi) horse
power, by removlim only one or both heads and piston.
1 bis is tbe onl true way to bore a cyiiuder as no part
ot tbe machinery la moved Irom its present p.aoe, ex
cept what i mentioned above A great amount oi time
is saved, as the work is completed in less than one lourtu
the time otherwise required.
All ordeis promptly attended to.
L. B KLANOEBS A CO ,
No. 1625 FHPLAK Ntreet, rbllsdolDhia.
No. 211 North WILLIAM (meet, New York.
We refer to : 1 P. orris, Towue At co. M. W baid
win E C'o.j N. Rowland dc Co.; William 11. Thomas
A Co. t J. P. Bruner & rtona; A Jeuks & Hons,
of Hiiladolphla: Lehioh Zinc viorkii, liethlehem.
Pennsy.vanla Trenton Iron CO , Trent, n, N J ; ;iey
fert. MeMsnus & t;o . Heading, ru ; MoConnlck 4 Co .
Harrisburg. Pa. t Ilewes & Phllllus, Newark, N 3. i and
the CorlU Engine Co., Providence, k. I. C8 Ulm
JHE AMERICAN BUREAU 3F MINES
No. 64 BROADWAY.
' Mines, Mineral Lands, and Ores examined and reported
npon. Competent Engineers furnished to Mining Com
panics. -
Consultations afforded on all Mining, Metallurgical
and Chemical Questions, at the office of the Bureau,
' 1 GEO. D. II. GILLESPIE, President.'
DRAKE DE KAY. Secretary. 310tths r
IrOR SALE STATE AND COUNTY RIG11T3
.' of Capewell A C'o.'s Patent Wind Guard and Air
Heater for Coal Oil Lamps t It prevents tho Chlmneva
from breaking. This we will watrant Also saves u
third tie oil. Call and them they cost bnt ten esuta
No. 201 BACV Btieet. Philadelphia, Sample seut to a id
put vl itie Vuut)4 Hiat, vu rvipt w' ft cuta. 1 1,