8
STRENGTH OF TNE INSURGENT
ARMIES.
Anions: other documents unrtirthcd at Rich
Biond were the mustrr ro'J of the Confederate
armies, which have fallen into the hands of
Trilune correspondent. From these It appears
" that 67,000 Bonthcrn troops participated In the
battle of Fair Oaks, fought on the 3let of Way,
1862. Johnston having been wotindcd, General
!Lee uncceeded him. The tollowlnir fltfures indi
cate (he number of troops In bis command until
the final surrender:
Present and
18G2.
fbr duty
dutv.
Abient,
June.... 100.000
July 5.&r9
August er.,(K)0
Hop) ember... fi2,(XK
October 7.WS
November 78.&M
jBccetnber WW
137,030
163,778
163,790
I52,8,)3
1803.
January '.
February
.March
Way
72 22fl
58,6.r
0,2!W
6S.352
144,805
114,175
109,8.;9
133,689
100,000
JUUO ii'in"
July sl.l.To
August , .... 66,31.7
He pU-ruber 41,a!7
October 4ft.HH
117.(102
1. 13, 204
85.104
87.211
November.,
4H.2U7
00,676
91,263
79.602
68,435
79,2(12
December...,
January
February ....
March
April
June
July
AUKU8t...i
October.'
November...
December....
48,5o8
35.R19
3.'t.bll
39,407
62,12tt
51.W13
67.01)7
41,2-17
62.S7.5
ti!l,2!K)
Cu-oW
mi.
W7.676
02, (W5
Mo,S.i8
177,1(13
181,820
156,772
l.stfi.
January. 53,445 141,027
February 69,094 160,411
Accord Insr to this statement General Lee
entered Pennsylvania with one hundred thou
sand troops, but on returning to Virginia after
toe battle of Gettysburg, he was able to muster
ut tortv-one thousand a total loss ot fifty-nine
thousand. Gettysburg was Indeed the turuinar
point in the tnitrprle, and that and other clis
Meters encountered during the summer months
of 1863 should have convinced the Southern
leaders of the utter folly of further resistance.
The following tables give in round numbers
the total number of troops in the Confederate
service at dlllerent times during the war:
JULY 20, 1802.
Present
Fur duly.
Dept. of Northern Virginia 7u.uu0
Dept. ot b. Carolina arid Ua 19,tKi
Dept. ofB. V a. and N. Carolina. 17, UM)
9S.0UU
lao.ouo
ai.ouo
27.100
23,11011
21.000
Total Army ot the East ..loG.ooo i4l,ieo 197,000
Dept. of Tennessee 40,oo0 63,ooo 'si.ovo
lpt. orf'.ast Tennessee 15,000 1K.000 26 oiki
Dept. Ol'MlSslglppl.... 4H.U00 68 OIK) 08,000
Dept. of the Uuli 7.0Q0 9,000 10,000
Total Army of the West. 11 i.mio HS.ooo 2l0,0fiu
Total Armies of lb E. & W..2l7,0oo
JULY, 1HI.
Dept. of Northern Virginia. 41 000
Dept. ofB. Carolina and Georgia. ul.OnO
Dept. of 8. Vlr. and N. Carolina. S.ooo
Dept. of .Richmond 14.000
289,000 412,000
64.000
Sft. 0011
10.000
16,000
117,000
84,000
12,0(ill
21,000
Total Army of the East 85,ooo los.ooo ' 184,000
Dept. of Tennessee
ept. of East Tennessee..,
40.0 0
15,d00
2S.0H0
53,000
18.000
80.000
aoiioo
81,000
2(!,0o0
64.000
46 000
8,000
216,000
890,000
182,000
21,000
8,001)
17.0OU
pt. of MIbhIshIodI....
pt, ofTrans-MlsslBsipul 25.000
i)ePt. fit gui. .:.7..::;;;r.: nxz
Totai Army pj the West ."113.000
Total Armies of East and WesMM.eoQ
n. l . t ... NOVEMBER, 1884.
Dept. Ot Northern Virginia . uoa
Dept. of boulh Carolina and
Georgia ... j2 ooo
Dept. of Bouthern Vuglula
and North Carolina 8 000
Dept. Of Richmond..-. e'.ooo
6,000
143,000
248.0W
88.000
15,000
4.009
7,000
TotaL
i 90,000 114,000 225.000
Dept. or Tennessee to 000
Dept. of EaBt Ten nessee 8,kkj
DepUOI AiltblsslpDl 16,000
DepU of Trans-Mlsslssippl as.uuo
Total..
Stl.UOO 134 CC0 218,000
Total
TV .,.M..-'l7,000 248.000 443.0U0
tfi jv correeponrlcnt who htis sccutcd and com-
"a these tables teniarks:
7Eh Confederate army titidoubtediy reached
its highest polut, botli la numbers and elii
clemsyln the early sammer of 18U3, wheu toe
movement Into l'annsylvanla was commenced.
At lne close of March, before all preparations
hti been made, tae returna snow a nominal
jreeof 484,000, of whom 311,000 were present,
ind 281,000 present for duly. Probaoly about
20,100 were added during the next six weeks lo
the Army of the East; so that we may safely say
that at the middle of June there were a little
more than 600,000 on the muster rolls, of whom
300,000 were present for duty.
In the first week of July they suffered losses
amounting to nearly 100,000 men. At the end
of the mouth Lee had only 41,000 for duty out of
the 100,000 with whom he had set out six weeks
belore; and In a month, by every exertion, be
could get together only 15,000 more, and out of
this 60,000, all told, he was forced to send X5.00O
Of his best troops to the West.
'When In the spring of 1804 Grant opened his
campaign, Lee had only a little more than
fjO.000. and In August, when the siege of Rich
mond was fairly opened, he bad, counting in
those present with him, though still nominally
lielooglng to the Department of North Caro
lina, less than 60,000. From this time the returns
Bhow how prevalent became desertions from
the Confederate armies at the East and West.
In Angus), out of a nominal force of 550,000,
there were not 200.000 present for duty in all the
Hrmles. At the close of February, the date of
the latest report in our possession. Lioe, out or a
nominal force of 16),000, hud present.but 73,000,
and for duty but 69,000. More than halt were
absent wholly, and little more than a third
were oresent Cor duty.
We judge that in all 600,000 different men were
In the diuerent ranks during the war. Of these
we do not believe one-half are alive this day,
Once in the ranks there wag no escape except
by death, aisabiement rrom wounusocsicaness,
r desertion. Of the 300,000 of the Confederate
nolJiers yet alive, no man can say what propor
tion are wholly or in great part disabled by
' vvounas or disease.
The Masonic Procession In Boston.
Th.i number in the Masonic procession in
ronton has been variously estimated. Mavor
JSorcross, iu a note to Grand Master Dann, irives
a trtiBtworiny count mane Dy policemen as the
)roct?sion was passing the corner ot Washing
ton and School streets:
Persons In carriages and on horses 8r,t
4 u foot Solo
Forty-nine Bands 958
'oH(.emen 101
""""a'otanumDer ot tne Proce88lon W'lH
T ie TirocW8'011 wa3 twi boun in passing the
. -I..- the above count was made.
llavrr Norcrois further stutca in the note above
'i? vioned, that two hundred and eighty-four
iKjiicumen were employed in preserving order
and aiding" the passane of the processlou a
larger number than ever before detailed for
epecial duty. '
- "I believe that mine will be the fate of
Abel." said a wife to her husband one day.
Why bo f" inquired the husband. "Because
Abel was killed by a club, and your club
frill kill me, if you continue to go to it every
night."
A pretty little Jewish prima donna in
Brussels was courted by a young lawyer, and
finally married him in consideration of his
embracing the Jewish persuasion. Such per
suasion as she offered he was only too willing
to embrace. .. -
win somebody asked the Bishop of Ox
ford whether he didn't think the last Derby a
"sell" (the horse Hermit won it), his lord
iship answered that 'h never heard of a her
mit whra-tbeie wasn't a cell.
"Steel your heart," said a considerate
father to his son, "for you are now going
lather w . b ,.t woalJ
"g etbe unpromising
48,000 90,000
4,000 7,01)11
21.000 81,000
62.001 77,000
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY,
DRY GOODS.
IU. A
Jut It
1VIIVTII.
w
niTe J" 'TJM FRESH STOCK Cf Seasonable
wvivin, uir Krrm imijk m WUH'n nnine recently 111
Red. and MAINLY Foil r.Ann o(r-...,.p
ducemeuta to CLObK CAHU HV YEIW,
DOMESTIC COODV.
S2t,'.Ii"'Jch1e!1 ""In". l, and 18 cents,
,Hi,,r"yi,U 'eaohl, 20 to 2 ceaw.
TribleHOhed hhlitlnfrs, low by the yard or piece.
Wide Sheeilnen. r,t Knodi. 45 lo d cen w V
Mosqnlto et. white, pink, blue, and yellow.
BRKM OOODN.
AH y?.? materials for short dresses.
Goat's Hair In all the new Hliades.
J'laln Alparan and Poplin Mixtures,
i awn. and OrKandles. select styles.
Black Goods of every description.
CALICO COUNTER.
12?, 18. and 18 cent fast color prlnw, over 200 pieces
Choicest, Btvles American Prlnis.at these low prices,
wraDtter ii1h. nllrltf nam ituilun. -. .. ....
Gloenams. a superb stock. beL irnndM.tr,,., ma
CEOAK ROOM.
13 00 Phetland shawls, sHU another lot.
frso and fx-im Llainn Neat HhawU.
Mipcrb Bhuwl Block, f mn ruo iof'J-00.
I.lKnia Jjai-e Polnies and Itolondos.
bilk and Cloth Bacques reduced in price.
MEN'S WEAK.
Moot Linen Drills and Duck.
French Padded Drills, lor best custom.
i'anry Drills and Duck lor pantx. (1 IstuthlD
1'oatlnRs tor buMnees. drms, hot weather, etc.
Casslineres. 75 cents np, all (rrades. Immense stock.
Rapidly selling at almost lowest old prices.
PRICE fit, WOOD,
N. W. CORNER EIVIITH AND FILBERT,
BATE JEST OPENED
A new lot of Cambric Edgings, very cheap.
Dimity Bands, 16, 16, 22. 25, and 2&c.
Ladles' and Gents' Hosiery and Gloves,
Bummer Under-Vosts and Pants.
Gents' Shirt F con Is and Suspenders.
Fancy Soaps, Perfumery, etc etc.
Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, and Nail Brushes.
Buffalo and India-rubber Dressing Combs.
Linen and Bilk Fans, very cheap.
Ladles' and Gents' Liuen Ildkfs.
Ladles' Hemstitched and Tucked Hdkfs.
niUTE OODSt WTUIJE OODSt
White Piques, So, 60, 75,85 cents, and (1 per yard.
Plaid and Btrlpe Muslins. .
Bolt Finish Cambrics, Jaconets, and Nainsooks.
Victoria Dawns and Swiss Muslins, etc.
Best makes Bleached i-nd Unbleached Mualina.
Pillow-case and Sheeting Md9luietc
French Lawns, 26 cents a yard,
French Percales.
Fine colored Mohair Alpacas'.
Mixed Poplins for Travelling Dr'gs'es.
wueaij r-juia uooas, 26 center vnrd.
CHEAP BLACK BI.Lf "
10 22
PRICK & WOOD
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBERT Bt.
-f-HE ONE PRICE. STORE.
I HATE OPENED THIS MORNING,
Great Novelties in Dress Goods,
COMPRISING IN PART : .
ca HinKM A nA PamhvM T iwna at. OA nonlfl.
2U pieces fine bvvtes iawna at half price.
lo piectS cue urgauuie iawusi vurueu iu rvuui
Pr1"",,- v.
80 pieces printed r lguts, in on-paiuieu colors.
For beauty cf design and coloring tbey have no
equal. Tourists and others in want of such goods
w ould do well to cull.
J uiit opened , unoui er case oi mose nne wnue nques,
handsome goods, only 60 cents.
TRAVELLING GOODS. TRAVELLING GOODS,
Granite Poplins, Glacis Mohair, Poplin Cashmere.
Poullnetts. plain and mottled Ooods, all at low
prices.
1)4 yard black Glacie, or Dresses, equal to silk
appearance and lustre.
KKW GOOI'H opening dHily.from New York, Phila
delphia, and other markets. . .
MTJBLINS! MVSLINSt MUSLINS!
All the leading makes ot
6HIRT1NU,
bUi..ll.u, ana
PILLOW-CASE MUSLINS
At the lowest market prices. 611m
Yard Wide Brown Heavy, only 12X cents.
No. 7 Worth EIGHTH btreet.
No. Uul CHi-eWUT btreet.
Ladles leaving lor the Country or Watering
Places will find
NPLENDID ASSORTMENTS OI
HATEBIAES FOB
WHITE BODIES,
EMBROIDERED BREAKFAST BETS,
LINEN COLLARS AND CUFS,
LINEN UNDEKSLEEVES,
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRICS,
PLAIN AND PRINTED PIQUES,
AT
E. M. NEEDLES & CO. 'S,
W. Comer Kl.-renth and Cb.snat
1iim J.I1MKHH3 lint 'OH
Q O O P E R'S,
B. E. Cor. NINTH .Bd ARCH Street.
A GENERAL REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Linens for Ladles'. Gent.', and Bova' Wur Tfnon
Drills. White and Colored e'' lJ!.!.n
I l.,u .uu Dullr
-p --"
uslins, Bleached and Unbleached, loc. per yard
Liiri ii n.
Wliite Goods In every variety ana price.
Quills In every variety.
Calicoes. 10, Wi, 1ft, and ltc,s best qnalttie.
W. now have a cououleie slock ot LadiH La
JIOHlery at competition prices.
style aud palteru, and very priee; guarauiw f.
UU BlUtl Ul OUl .w.. w 't B,,fl CWQn,
i.men. ana warrautvu io itivwBrttiaiwfciuu.
Cheap lot Table Linens, 6-4, 45c.; bargains. Bleached
A U .ii.rv.rf1
Mauauie t oy u Lornev aim dih duiiui wcbi every
Lswut closuig out at zuc. per yaru.
COOPER'S.
NINTH and ARCH Streets.
1
1 13 stutb4p.
"OALANCE OP STOCK AT COST. IN
Xj order lo close out lue balance of our Hummer
biock of Cloib, fc-ilk. and Lace MaullUas, wt tave
marked ttwi owu al cott.
u MRS. E. HENRY,
1 2t a r. o. u js, tivuxM butt,
DRY GOODS.
LniEN STORE,
ARCH STREET.
Largest Linen Stock In the City.
CiBEAT BEDVCTION IN PUICE19.
I.INEMH BETAILING AT
PBICE.
inPOBTEBV
Lately opened, direct from Europe,
FINE SCOTCH TABLE CLOTH" AND
HArKINft.'
BICHABDMON'S TABLE CLOTH- AND
NAPKIN.
COTCH TO WELLINOIV, NCABCE SOODS,
BLOOH DAMASK TOWELS.
LINEN DBILL STAIR CHASH, BED
BOItDEB,
BROWN LINEN CBTJHB ICLOTII, H,
AND 4 TARDA WIDE.
SEVERAL BALES POWEB-LOOH TABLE
LINENS.
LINEN CAMBRIC DBESSES, NEW
STYLES,
PRINTED SniBTINO LINENS, ETC.
GSOIIQE MILLIKEN,
LINEN IHPOBTER AND DEALER,
4 8 tbstnSmrp
No. Sag ARCH STREET.
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
IN CONSEQCENCE OF ALTERATIONS
TO BE
HADE ON 'OR ABOUT A17VST 1,
XV shall sell till that time our Stock of
SPRING
AXD
SUMMER GOODS
, AT A
GREAT REDUCTION.
PERKINS,
621 tftp No. 9 S. NINTH Street.
229 FARIES & WARNER. 229
NORTH NINTH STREET,
ABOTE RACE,
Have Just received
Organdy Lawns, neat figures, 25c. worth Xt4c
Black Alpacas, 37. 40, 45, 50, 56,62,'i, 69,75, 80, 83, and
HO cents
One bale Cotton arid Wool Flannel, 2S&
Kblrtlng Linens, 50, 66. 02)4, 70. 75, 80, 85, 90, etc.
Honey Comb Quilts, 2-25; a bargain.
100 pieces Plaid Nainsooks, 25, sna, 45, 50, and COc,
IlandBOme Plaid Nainsooks for Wrappers.
Bargains la Shirred Muslins, 60, 75, 85, fl, 9115.
Linen Bhlrt Fronts. 30, 87)i, 45, 50, 62X, and 75c.
Cents' Summer Undershirts, 75c and L
Plain Linen Ducks, 20 and 25c.
Linen Drills, 37X. 4N and 500.
White Linen Duck, 90c. and 11; Basket do., (150.
Muslins, MusllDB, 12,'i, 15, 16, 18, 19, 2U, 22, 23, 250., etO.
Pillow Case and Sheeting MusIIds.
Victoria Iwns, Nainsooks, and Swiss Malls.
Soft Finish Jaconets and Cambrics,
White Piques, 60c
Imported Whalebone Corsets, ll'25,
Hosiery, Gloves, Ildkfs., Hoop Skirts,
FARIES & WARNER,
' NO. 2 NORTH NINTH STREET,
2 29 1 ABOVE BACK.
fJEW PRINTED LAWNS.
LAWNS AT TWELVE AND A HALF CTS!
LAWNS AT SIXTEEN CENTS.
LAWNS AT EIGHTEEN CENTS.
FRENCH JACONETS OF CHOICE STYLES.
CIKWEN bTODDAKT & BR01HER,
NO. 450,432, AND45I N. SECOND STREET,
2St
ABOVE WILLOW
pEINTED
MOUESELLNE DELAINES
AT SIXTEEN CENTS.
CIRWEN bTODDART & BROTHER,
NOS. 430,402, AND 434 N.SECOND STREET,
628f ABOVE WILLOW.
QILKS ! SILKS ! SILKS !
BLACK SILKS,
4JBEY DO.
j PCBPtK . DO.
WHITE DO.
OBIS PELE DO.
STBIFED DO,
And many other KICK SHADES, all of SUPERIOR
QUALITIES AND BEbT MAKES, wee offered at
LOW FIGURE, at
MAD'LLE KEOGIFS,
411U)tuni' NO. 204 WALNUT STREET
J;
CIIAMEEB9, KO. W6 AKCJ1 STHET.
Novelties Openlnc Dally.
Real Cluny Lacen.
, Black Gulpura iMcm.
' Points Apilli JM'Mi' '
' Folule de tiaoe Lara.
, . Itiread Veils rrom 2 Sn.
WHITE GOODS.
Maraelllmi ror Dresses fiarralns.
B. , w FreiH'b JtinHllns, I yards -wide, at 60 cents,
PDlrT-o and luiMllwi triuiiltns: linn TwIllAd
i ? V'0111 ' J'isl'l. blripe, and Plalu Nli.)lui; aort
Eiiitiii-.Kiubrlv.tMyaxd wide: CuibiiC Juitut(S Hud
DRY GOODS.
J A LI E G r.l'f.iULLArJ,
8UCX.EHSOH TO
J. V. COWELLi & SON,
HAS IN STOCK AND
LARGE SUPPLY OF
RECEIVING DAILY A
HGUSE-FURNISHIKG DRY GOODS.
The faculties he has for supplying hi customers
with the BEST GOODS at U LOWEST RATE are
unsurpassed.
He has bow a full line of LINEN SHEETINGS, at
reduced prices. Also,
PILLOW-CASE LINENS.
TABLE CLOTHS AND NAPKINS.
TABLE DAMASK by the yard.
TOWELS AND TOWELLING by the yard.
MARSEILLES, LANCASTER, HONEYCOMB
and ALLENDALE QUILTS.
FLANNELS, greatly reduced Id prloe,
SHEETING AND SHIRTING MUSLINS.
FURNITURE CHINTZES AND DIMITIES.
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS.
TOILANET by the yard.
WHITE GOODS BELLING OFF CHEAP.
RICHARDSON'S LLNEN8 always a specialty.
All goods warranted to be what they are sold for,
at the 4 su smtham
S. W. COB. SEVENTH AND CHESNUT.
QREAT REDUCTION IN
FANCY DRY GOODS.
GEORGE FRYER,
No, 916 CHESNUT STREET,
Informs bis customers that be Is selling his entire
Stock of ! 418 8m
SILKS, SHAWLS, AND DBESS dOODS
Regardless of cost, to close them out by July l.
CHEAP DRTGOOI'8, CARPETS. MATTINGS,
OIL CLOTHS. AND WINDOW SHADKH-Oreat
Btwalns from AuctloD. V. K. ABCHAHBAUU1,
A. jim corner of ELEVENTH and MARKET Hureew,
will open this morning 1000 yards extra quality dou
ble imperial While canton Mailing, slltcliily stained.,
will be sold at worth 75c; Red Check Mulling, a
87 and (Ate., In-craln Carpets, all wool, at S2, 76, 87c.'
i, (1-26. fi'87, and rre-, lnKraln Carpets, wool filling
40,45, 50, end 62c; Tlire-ply Carpets, 91-90; Engllsi.
Tapectry Brussels Carpets, (1-62 and (1-75; Hemp Car
pets, .81 to (C2c.: Oil Cloths. 5oc; Kntry and Stair Car
pets, 80 to 87c:WIndow Hhndes, fl 10 13; Plain Hhadlnv.
S7nnd 60c.; Table Llnenn, '2a tof I -So; Towels. 12 10 26c :
Flnnoel for Bathing Robes, 81c; Muslins. 10 to 25c.
Callcees, 10 to inc.: Lawns, Mc. Wholesale and Retail
Ptore, N. a corner ELEVKNTii and MARKET
Streets. 2 mm
WATCHLS, JEWELRY, ETC.
1028 CHESNUT.
I. J. TAYLOR,
W E L X. E It.
1
The attention ot the public Is Invited to my Stock,
comprising
FINE WATCHES, .
DIAMONDS,
SILVER-W ABE,
ELEOANT JEWELS T, .
CLOCKS,
MUSIC BOXES,
And all articles appertaining to the trade offered at
reduced price.
WATCHES REPAIRED AND WARRANTED.
1028.
8 26tuths3m8p
c.
KITCHEN,
JEWEL EE,
S E. Corner TJ NTH and CHESSUT,
CiBEAT BEDVCTION IN PBICES.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
JEWELBT, SILVER-WARE,
BBONZES,
ALL GOODS MARKET) IN PLAIN FIGURES.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY CAREFULLY RE
PAIRED.
Particular attention paid to Manufacturing all arti
cles In onr line. 1 821 thsm
3PECIAL NOTICE
TO
PBOPBIETORS OF HOTELS
STEAMBOAT COMPANIES.
AND
The nnderslirned bea; leave to Inform Proprietors of
Hotels, Restaurants, and Steamboat Companies that
they are now better prepared than ever to supply
Ibem with FIRST QUALITY HARD METAL.
SILVER SOLDERED, TRIPLE-PLATED TABLlfi
WARE, viz.: Forks and Bpoons (Heavy biock), iiu
ner and Tea Castors, huam. Creams, Bread and Cake
Baskets, Pickle Jars, bide Dishes (all sizes). Syrup
Cups. Dinner, Dessert, and Tea Knives (plated or uu
pluied), BL-d Iu fact everything required to lurnlsh
lames in me moat cuiupimv ujauuer.
These goods are all of our own manufacture and
plate, bearing our stamp, and warranted In every
respect to be as represented. ...
Our facilities tor getting out goods In the shortest
possible space ol lime are unsurpassed. Having fur
nlahed some of the largest Hotels and Steamboats la
the country, we reler to them with pride, and our
Ware ran be examined and seen In daily use at the
La Pierre House, Philadelphia,
Ashland House, Philadelphia,
tit. Charles Hotel. Pittsburg.
United States Hotel, Atlantic City, N. J.
National Hotel, Washington.
bteamer Great Republic, bt. Louis and New Orleans
,rte8mnhlp Tioga, Philadelphia and Southern Mail
Steamship Company, etc etc.
MEAD & CO.,
Manufacturers of Silver-Plated Ware and Furnishers
of Hotels and Steamers,
NO. 910 CHESNUT STBEET,
44 8mrp SOUTH BIDE, 8ECOND FLOOR.
Q R O Q U E T.
1
AMERICAN tOQUET COM PAN T
B. H0SKIHS & CO.,
! NO. 1 ABCH STBEET.
SOLE AGENTS.
CROQUET, 9750,
1400 PEB SET.
910-00,
IS'00. AN
OIB 9750 SET IS EQUAL TO OTHEB
MANCFACTUBEKS' 91000 SETS.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
SEND I'OM CIBCULAB.
t
B. HOSKINS CO,
MO. OIS ABCH STREET;
1 1 tnthaftmrp
WEDDING CAR DC.
PARTY INVITATIONS.
j TUE LATEST NOVELTIES.
R. H0SKIHS & CO.,
' STATIONERS AND ENdBATEBS,
I ItntUOmrp HO, 919 ABCH sTBST
J E
JUNE 27, '1867.
FIRE AND DURGLAR PROOF SAFES
I
piRE AHD BURGLAR SAFES!
HARVIirs PATENT
ALUII AND DRY PLASTER
TUOBOUCIHLT FIBE-PBOOF4
PERFECTLY DAT.
ALWAYS DETAIN Tnr.SE QUALITIES.
MANY THOUSANDS OP OUB SAFES IN
USE.
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EXAMINE BEFORE PUBCIIASINO ELSE
i WHERE,
MARVIN c5c CO.,
721 CHESTNUT St.(MasonicHall)
AND 165 BBOADWAT, NEW TOBK,
FAMILT SAFES FOB PLATE, JEWELBT,
ETC. ETC.
BANKERS' STEEL CHESTS,
SECOND-nAND NA FES.
SAFES EXCHANGED ON LIBEBAL
TERMS. 61stuthSm
SEND FOB ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE.
KXCELSIOll
CLOTHING IIA1L.I
I.XCEI.SIOIt
CliOrilING HALL.
EXCELSIOR
CLOTHING HALL,
S. E. C ORNER SECOND AND M ARKET STS.
PHILADELPHIA.
CLGTKIKG FOR MEN AND BOYS.
CLOTHS, CASSI1IERES, AND TESTINGS.
DEPABTMENT FOB CUSTOM WORK.
' AC9ENTS FOB OILED CLOTHING.
S8tbsl8t
EDWARDS & LAWRENCE.
y ER ANDAH STRIPES.
CBIHSON, GBEEN,
BLUE AND BUFF
LINEN AND COTTON
STRIPES
FOB
VERANDAHS AND AWNINGS.
ALSO,
Boulncts and Mosquito Nettings,
WITH THE PATENT UMBRELLA FRAME
FOB BEDS AND CBIBS.
SHADES.
PLAIN AND GILT BOBDEBED, '
WHITE, BUFF, AND GBEEN
LINEN AND HOLLAND SHADES,
HADE AND PUT UP IN TOWN OB COUN
TBT BY EXPERIENCED WOBKM EN,
AT THE LOWEST PBICES.
SKEPPARO, VAN HARLINGEiT & ARRISOJI,
6 M lOt NO. 1008 CHESNUT STBEET.
T ACE . CURTAINS . FROM. AUCTION,
AT LESS THAN GOLD COST.
HELTT, CAUBINGTON A CO.,
4 2 mthsMtrp NO. 79 CnENUT BT.
JACE CURTAINS,
1 A SPECIALTY,' AT
BELl'T, CABBINGTON A CO.'S,
4 29 mthsastrp
NO. 788 CHENUT ST.
OSQTJITOES!
, PALMER'S PATENT tANOPIES,,
With or without Lacs or Net, 4 29 mthsMtrp
HELTT, CARRINGTON A CO., AGE ATS,
I NO. 783 CHESNUT STREET.
g T O R Ey SHADES
Made to Order and Lettered In the best styles. Also,
Blue aud other colored bhaiiluK by the yard, at -
1 KELT Y, CABBINGTON CO.'S,
4 19 mthatrp N4.7Ha CHESNUT ST.'
o
LD PRICES RESTORED.
vnn nan ourchass Window Shades. Furniture Cover
ings, Luce Curtaius, aud other goods of
1 HELTY, CARRINGTON A CO.
j ' NO. 73 CHESNUT STREET,
AT OLD riUCJSa 4 29 mthsMtrp
IOSQUITO NETS.
THE HANDSOMEST, THE BEST, AND THE
CHEAPEST IN THBJ CITY. i
! . HELTY, CABBINGTON A CO.,
4 2mlh-Mup. . ' NO. 73 CHESNUT ST.
fOPEH'S NEW AMERICAN
RBEECH-LOADING . REPEATING SHOT
! GUN, i
FIBING FOUR SHOTS IN TWO SECONDS,
Using ordinary Ammunition. Manufactured by the
HOPEB REPEATING RIFLE OOMPAN Y. Am
herst, Massachusetts, under personal supervision of
O. M. BPEMCER, Inventor of the famous HP EN OKU
BlfLE, Bendiorclccuiac. Ill tat
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SUMMER RESORTS.
3 u n F H O U S E.
.ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
The above House will be opsnedon the 1st of JUNH.
x or particulars, tic, aaaresa
TTM. T. CALEB PBOPBIETOB,
... A TLA N TIP CITY, N. J.
SI tf
SUMMER REGORTG
ON LINE OP
Beading Ballroaa and Branches.
MANSION HOUSE, MOUNT CARBOI
cou-uy.0"011"" Wnnder' 'Hvme P. O., BchuyUU
i TUSCARORA HOTEL,
Mrs. Hannaa Miller, Tuscarora P.O., Boanyinnioa
MANSION HOUSE,
a. W. Frost, Mahanoy City P. O., Schuylkill oonnl
WHITE HOUSE,
Mrs. Susan Maradorr, Readlag P. O.
ANDALUSIA,
James 8. Madeira, Reading P, O,
LIVING SPRINGS HOTEL,
Dr. A.Bmlth, Wernersvllle P. O.. Berks county.
SO UTH MO UNTA1N HO USE,
H. H. Manderbach. Womeladorf P. O., Berks 00.
COLD SPRINGS HOTEL,
Lebanon CO., Mrs, M. Rodermel. Harrlsburg T. O.
D O YER TO WN SEMINAR Y
T. H. Btauffer, Boyenown P. O.. Berks 00.
YELL 0 W SPRINGS HOTEL,
A. U. Bnyder, Yellow Springs P. O., Chester co. '
L1TIZ SPRINGS
B. Llchtenthaler A Son Litis p. o., Lancaster 00.
EPHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
A. B. Feather, Kphrata P. p., Lancaster 00. 8 6 2m
E XCHANCE HOTEL,
' ATLANTIC CITY.
The ssbecrlber. gratelul lor past favors, tenders,
thanks to his patrons aud the pubuo for the generous
Custom given him, and begs leave to say that hit
house is now open for the season, and ready to re
ceive boarders, permajwnt and transient, on the most
moderate terms. The bar will aiways be supplied
with the choicest of wines, liquors, aud cigars, and
superior old ale. The tables will be sot with the best
the market affords.
Fishing lines and tackle always on hand.
Stable room on the premises.
All the comforts of a home can always be found a
the Exchange.
GEORGE HAYDAY,
628tuthB2m PROPRIETOR.
CONGRESS HALL.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
IS NOW OPEN. , .
This House has been repainted and renovated, with,
all modern Improvements added, and in consequence
of the high tides, It has made the bathing grounds
superior to any In the city, being four hundred feet
nearer than last season.
G. W. HINKLE.
Johnston's celebrated Band Is engaged. 6 27 lm
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
' ATLANTIC CITY, BT. J.,
WILL OPEN ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE SO..'
FOR PARTICULARS, ADDRESS '
BBOWN A WOELPPEB,
ATLANTIC CITY,
Or No. 827 RICHMOND Street, .
610 2m Philadelphia.
THE NATIONAL HOTEL
AND
EXCURSION HOU8K.
ATLANlIC! CITY. N. J.,
Is now open for permanent puena, and lor the recep- '
tlon aud euterialument of the Various excursions to -the
Island, The only hotel In the place on the Euro
pean plan, and a bill of tare of the bent and most'
varied character.
CON LEY fe HOUCK.
6 27 lm Proprietors.
PITMAN'S, FORMERLY THE UNITED
blates Hotel, Long Branch, N, J., la now open
lur the accommodation of families and the public.
The lessee leels warranted in saying that It will be
kept second to none on the Branch, and hopes te
secure the patronage of those who may favor hint
with their company this season.
as. PITMAN,
Formerly of the Steuton House,
4101m LONO BRANCH, N. J.
PHILADELPHIA HOUSE, CAPE ISLAND,
will open tor the SummerSeason, June 20. Fami
lies desiring a quiet home at the seashore, at a mode
rate price, call or address K. GRIFFITH, No, 1004
CHEbNUT blreet. Attached to the estuullsbment la
a Hue of o aches for the aucemmudalion of the
guests. - 6 lm
SEA BATHING NATIONAL HALL, CAPE
lbLAND, N. J Tu;s larxe aud commodious
Hotel, known s the National Hall, is now receiving
visitors, 'lerms moderate. Children and servants
hair price. AARON UARitETUON,
6 2m Proprietor.
FOR SALE.
f FOR SALE A COTTAGE WITH ,
iJ modern conveniences, gas, bath, etc., situate on f
the hill hack of the Mount Carbon House, Potuvllle. t
I'a., comniandloR a mauniflcent view, and conLalninir F -
an acre ot ground well icullivated. Price, I7oou. Pho
tographs may be seen on application.
WILLIAM H. RACON,
22 t No. 21HH WALNUT Hlreel.
FOR RAT.P TTIR SITTtUPnTRlTlR ni'Pi'oo
".VJ. J ..l. V
Altrtt flir knl. 111. Vttlimhli. nB.r M.n.l.tln. Af
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n Bunion I'.'unr, di.uid, .UU li 'l. U 1 UfUUIIU, h I L 11 K In at.
... ... ... v. i.i ... nrnuirj .uu AIjCi v JLPi I n.
Hireeut, In the city of Philadelphia, coutainlng In front '
on fcpruce street 144 teet and ou Eleventh street 1W
feet, Applyto, LHWIS H. KfcDN Kit,
6 21 tf No. 152 Mouth FOURTH street.
FOR BALE THE " FOUR-STORY
TlWMllln. With II.PDA..I.... knnti. V. 1 . 1 1 .1 1 " ..M
b. NINTH bueel. coulainlnir twlv mnm, hi,io
water closet, store rooms, and hath room, with all
the modern conveniences. Terms easy. Apply on
the premises. ' ' " " 6 22suilh8t
0
nun
r.ERMANTOWN PTtliPFnTV mrn
v a, mm . A A. VA "fl .Jl
li' A I tlnltsu 11 - . . -
jriif " - aj.-Jiaaus ivjuujb, utiYViy pUyttrvU ftQd
ulfdi kw. hot u.UiX cola wtten lotatUm JUikU aud
well BlistUtHl; lotik) by Uu iVel. Terms etuiv. Imoi-9
dlkte s1'";API;ynf.t WILSON'S 'tetk Ware-
61 tt
TO RENT.
ff ' TO LET A COMMODIOUS STONE MAN
LdlSION, with lame (lurdttn. Carriage House, w,
auached, on PROhPJKCT HILL, uear A'raukrord!
Iweuty-ilfth Ward. Easy of acceas by film and
blxth Btreels Kallroad. Inquire ot JOHN O. HTK1'
LKlt, No. littl OlHAltH Avenue. t tip
TO LET- PART OP THE HOUSE SO.
m H. FOURTH eireet, below lmbard, east
siue. Inquire on the premises. References re
qulred. t 2a
TN.TIIE ORPHANS' CuURT FOR THE ClIX
A AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA,
tataUof ANN HCJSTKK. Cecbaaed. '
Tlie Auditor appointed by the 4,'ourt to audit, settle,
and ad.lual the acx;ouutof CHAKl.kiJ WKLiFl , Kite
cutoroi the liwt will and tftaiaiuent of ANN HUN.
1 i.K. deceased, aud to report distribution of tbe.
balance in the hauas of the aocountaui, will meet tue
parties liitereated for the purjiose of hia kdpoIiii-
muitiii.tJh,.cfflce 0,K- tharp.No. aa faouta
AHiB1' Slrrf tn clty ot Philadelphia, at 3 o oloolc
P. U., on T IXDAY. July S. 1807. iwih.uiM
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PATKNT REVUlaiBLE FILTERER8.
This Filter cleanses itself without being Ukea
apart. The bst Filter now In use.
M Ko. 18 K. FIFTH BUet
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