0
THE INCOME
AND THE
TAX IN ENGLAND
UNITED STATES.
A Cwiprloa Th Kngllsh System.
The London Times has the following Interest
ing article:
'The rival svgtams of taxation la Great Brl
tain and the United 8 tales have ben repeatedly
contrasted by our statesmen and financier, but
the com par won can be carried more cioseiy
now than win possible either before the civil
war or immediately after that Oesperate strupr-
tie. The estimates, in fact. orlHlnaily proponed
by tbe American Beoretary of the Treasury for
the year ending with the current month oora-T-rlsed
a revenue not greatly dlllorlng from that
of onr own Government. Instead of our
70,000,000, the Americans were to raise
79,000,000, while" on the other mile of the sheet
tney iiroviae ;4s,uuu,uw lor iuierwn.ua me na
tional debt, instead of tbe 20,000,000 which nf-
fii8 for that obligation In onr own case. Nor
(1,1 Uelr civil service estimate differ materially
frem oura, tbouKb their charges tor array and
navy were considerably smaller; but the point
of greatest contrast was iu the surplus. The
nh. niB nrnnnsed an excess of Income over ex
penditure amounting to no less tbau 0, 000,000,
and Mr. Gladstone observed in a recent debate
that America bad actually In the apace of six
teen months paid olf 10,000,000 of public debt
ont of tue nrococds of taxation. Whether this-.
in potaw of sound finance, was Judicious policy
has been doubted, and It now appears, at all
events, ibat the effort baa been carried far
enoueb at present. The reduction of tbe debt
baa been suspended, and certain returns which
have Just been discussed in our American cor
respondence show very plainly that tbe ability
to endure heavy taxation has been diminished.
In plain words, we are told that tbe aggregate
amount of iDcomes assessed for income tax baa
lallen off by tilt per cent, from tbe amount of
tbe previous year.
I "we Rhould observe, perhaps, ftt the outset,
that iucome in America In taxed separately
from properly, so that tue aura realized for the
treasury under tbe head of income tux is not
equivalent to the single item of property and
Income tax in onr own accounts. Tue rule of
taxation in the United States Is Ave par cent.,
or, by our method of reckoning, oue siilllinx In
the pound, whlcn is levied upon all sums above
two hundred pounds. This was expected to
produce eight minion ponnda sterling, but we
are told that a diminution to the exteul of one
half i mi st be auticlpnud, on account of the
general decline of tiade and profits in the
btater. It happens, too, that this decline ran
be accurately traced and estimated, for the cus
tom prevails in America of publishing tbe re
turns made by taxpayers under this head. In
this manner tbe w hole public are invited to
act as assessors, and the truth of the returns is
left to be tested by opinion and belief. Tbe col
lectors allege that evasion is universally prac
tised, and that complete returns are rarely
made.- Nevertheless, tbe publicity given to
such facte is evidently gratifying to the na
tional curiosity, and the Incomes of men of
various classes and callings are made the sub
ject of comparison aud comment.
"Lustytar there was a New York merchant
Who returned his Income at SO'J.00O and up
wards, and his return la still the largest in the
- '"re us, though it ting dwindled to less
list b., " Another New York merchant
than 150,f)oo. . 85,000, and a New York
comes second Wliu - is also a large sbare
shlpowuer. who, howevei. 'ompany, follows
holder in the Atlantlo Cable o Deltuotilco,
with 00,000. After these come . --onts
tbe well-known restaurateur, whoio p..
even in these davs of Impoverishment ar
above 40,000. In Philadelphia a Government
loan agent, whose Bales bad been 110,000, finds
them reduced, not unnaturally, toaoout a third
Of that sum. in Chicago 34,000 realized by a
maker of agricultural Implements represents
the largest return; after which cornea an in
come of 14,000. These items owe most or their
Interest to tbe figures alone, but there areotheis
which are remarkable from the celebrity of
taeestablisbmenlaor Individuals to which tuey
refer.. General Grant possesses a private in
come of about 000 a year over and - above
his pay of 3600; Mr. Stanton has Just 700
besides his salary of 1000; Mr. Matthew T.
Brennan, the well-known New York politician,
baa 2000 a rear; Mr, Frederick; Poug'ftw, the
famous New York uegro, 1200; and Mr. Fiank
.'"ri Pierce, ex-President of the United States,
1000, Journalism In America Is a profitable
profession, though the income of Mr. James
Gordon Bennett, of tbe New York Herald, has
fallen from upwards of 30,000 to less than
424.000. The publisher of tbe Boston Journal
returns 14,000, aud Mr. Patrick Donahue reaW
lees 40Uu irom an Ansn paper, tun duuuiu i-iwt
Tbe incomes returned by academical and lite
rary men are moderate. Professor Agassiz bas
00 a year; Mr. Klchard U.Dana, 400; Professor
Lowell, 600; and the poet Lougrellow, 2000.
Publishers, as might be expected, do better than
authors; one firm returning as much as 20,000
a year, and another 10.000. The petroleum
trade gives 30,000 per annum to its leading
member, and a manufacturer of American
watches returns 25,000.
"The most remarkable feature of these
financial statistics as compared with our own
Is undoubtedly the abrupt decline iu the year's
returns. No suob event has occurred in tbls
country since tbe first revival of the tax by Sir
Kobert Peel, and of late the Increase of yield
has been strong and permanent. A penny In
the pound was calculated by Mr. Gladstone
some time ago to produce 1,000,000 a year; it
now produces 1,500,000; nor Is there any reason
to suppose that tbe growth will be arrested.
Bulii should be remembered tbat thecircum
etancesof the twocoun tries are widely different.
The Americans, almost Ignorant of taxation
ten years kgo, suddenly found themselves in
volved in a costly war una encumbered with a
prodigious debt. They accepted an Incredible
burden oftaxatlon, rendered endurable at first
by an Inflated and fictitious prosperity. Hoon,
however, followed tbe reaction, of which,
besides the evidence conveyed in these returns,
we see other symptoms in the derangement of
trade, tbe quarrels between masters and men,
and the suspension of labor in various branches
of industry. Probably tbe returns or an in
come tax in America would never be quite so
regular as our own, wblcn are steadied by the
conjunction of property with income, and
are ' exposed to less violent fluctuations
of enterprise and credit. The statistics of this
year, ru-ever, must necessarily be regarded as
exce. Serial. It is a year of collapse alter lufla
tio . a id the wonder is not that the public
mne iroiu this source should have fallen off,
Li.t tu:.t so Immense a revenue should still be
d. Tbepcuileof theUnited States, 35,000,000
' ..contributed 80,000,000 to tbe Trea
sury, bualoierJ avy payments in tne shape
of bta e Ujia. a ' li"8 Buna more than two
third In .." tder the various Items of
what we tor ft"'"1 ' -venue, so that the pres
sure upon V o '"talilillty may be easily Im
agined. Lr, ;(? ''r the Americans will pro
bably find l'ui)-l;b! relieve the Industry
of the country r'-,nl"ton of its burdens,
tout It reoily de 'V oi.nw u-at the very peo
ple wl o were o.-i-e ,K? .2f.C:!.e?de?oy awards
rennd nt'on h i vt, , tue most extraordinary
eXrlst? kLjwit '-Muidate their debt. By
ttliue h.) vv' '-y wi4 "av Earned that,
as far is n e m - l"litor ls concerned, It suf
floes th ,1 t ' houla be oertam iud tM
Srb?cin2l I. , a ' " thee terIn!, tae dobt
?i.0,?.TfcVruAilluUnlshed until its reduction
T niitn , . I!' advantage of the debtors
themsely't'i," ,.
L OP DETROIT.
, v list of Detroit, Just published.
" In their v
iM.)iH report incomes or jju.uuu
twenty-iu ta C
and opwi.r ,s.
OX those twelve were ior over
rf 40.000: nveoveri)0,'"; nu
T -11 Xr I .onn.lutinil'r,'
l Kber B. Ward reporu 8129.02 .;
one over I ' .; A T.' iUkin i siifi-2ftr
-!n oi'I 7 i V i I'dlrr, United States Senator,
whose clear li are between 110,000 and
JtfK'OO, blity-one i: t;p)rteaU between ttWOOand !
ilo'oOO- Rud t b 1 -T lf,ht report between $5003
and 80000. Tbn-ij below 15000, wltn oom
lortable lDcoir.- jiu 12000 to I500J are of
course still in.w J Miu.erous. The number re
porting toOOO B-ti i ui wards, is one hundred and
A Youna Wnyt Obtaws as Appoihtment
m tub Fkbk H Asmy. Mr. George Mason, now
encaeed ln..'-rl &l l-usinesa at tbe Tredegar
Iron workn. li-TWLlved a commission as
lieutenant i a VrvxOi Foreign Corps, and
i. ordered U rfort ,r duty in Algiers The
commission emanates from his Imperial Ma
?eBTiapeonIII. Mr. Mason Is son of the
KyiIojohn Y. Mason formerlr United
SUtei MinJater to France.-cfcmomi Dispatch.
Vs QtHUs sMrsry Pestroyad.
-Vs " , last a life time
" -1 h-ftr foVset or do not pprwi w
ivnUd substance prooi .
THE DAILY E7EN1NG TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA. FRBPAY.
DRY GOODS.
gHAVLG I- QHAWLO !
Pnmmer Bhawls, ll 75.
Hummer Shawls, 1 75.
White Shetland 8hawis, W 08.
White Shetland Shawls, 13 00.
White and Black Llama Shawls.
White and Black Barege Shawls.
Sea-side Sbawls.
Bea-slJe Bhawl.
Wide Iron Barege and Bernanl for Shawls.
LAWNS !
LAWNS !
Fine French Lawns. 25 cents.
French Jaconet Lawns, 28 cento.
Bebt French Percales, reduced to 37X cents.
Linens for
Men's
Wear.
and Boys'
riald and Stripe Linen Drills for Boys.
Linen Duck Coatings.
Extra Heavy Linen Duck for Bolts.
Ileavy While Basket Duck.
Linens for Ladles' Travelling Suits.
Immense Stock of Linens, all grades.
House-Furnishing Linen Goods
Sheeting, Towels and Napkins. Heavy Birns-
ley Linen Sheetings, in 64-loch, 72-lnch, 80-lnoh,
and 90-inch widths.
10- 4 Fine Linen Sheetings, 11 2.3.
11- 4 and 12-4 Huguenot Sneetlngs.
Fine Cotton Sheetings, all widths.
TOWELS AND TOWELLINGS.
Diaper, Huck, Bath, Red Border, Fringed, and
Damask Towels, Towellings by the yard of
every description.
Nursery Diapers, Napklps. aud Doylies.
Scotch Loom and BarcLey Tabi Damask.
QUILTS AND COMFORTABLE.-,
Immense Stock of all sizes of white" and
colored Marseilles Quilts, Honeycomb, colored
Albambra Epieads, Lancaster and Heavy Jac
quard Quilts. -
Buyers for Hotels, Boarding Houses, Public
Institutions, and Private Families will do
well to examine our stock.
J.C, STRAW BRIDGE CO.
EIGHTH AND MARKET STS.
1 llt.mrpk
PHILADELPHIA.
PRICE & WOOD,
N. W. COBNEB EICiHTn AND FILBEBT,
BATEJl'ST OPEN EH
A new lot of Cambric Edgings, very cheap.
Dimity Bands, 15, 16, 22. 25, and 28c
Ladles' and Gents' Hosiery and Gloves,
Summer Under-Vests and Fants,
Gents' Bhlrt Feonts and Suspenders.
Fancy Soaps, Perfumery, etc. eta
Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, and Nail Brushes.
Buffalo and India-rubber Dressing Combs.
Linen and Silk Fans, very cheap.
Ladles' and Gents' Linen Hdknj.
Ladles' Hemstitched and Tucked Hdkfs.
WHITE eOOHSl WHITE GOODS!
White Piques, So, 60, 75,85 cents, and fl per yard.
Flald and Stripe Muslins.
Bolt Finish Cambrics, Jaconets, and Nainsooks.
Victoria Lawns and Swiss Musllus, etc.
Best makes Bleached and Unbleached Muslins.
Pillow-case and Sheeting Muslins, etc.
French Lawns, 26 cents a yard.
French Percales.
Fine colored Mohair Alpacas.
Mixed Poplins for Travelling Dresses,
Cheap Plaid Goods, 19 cents a yard.
CHEAP BLACK SILKS. 10 22
PRICK A WOOD
N. W. Corner EIGHTH and FILBEBT Bts,
-"HE ONE PRICE STORE.
I MATE OPENED THIS MOBNING,
Great novelties in Dress Goods,
COMPRISING IN PART;
St pieces tne Cambric Lawns at 25 cents,
2u itecea flue Swiss Lawus at hair nrloo.
2ft pieces hue Ortituiuie Lawns, corded in French
printing.
' i Lawn Robes. Just one-third their value.
m plec urlnted Flouts, in oll-paluted colors.
i Suiy t( design aud coloring they have no
"urii aUa otners in waui or suon goods
wuulu do wen i0 cku
j ust open. knoiher case ol those line white Planes,
w -,vuiy wv leu la.
TRiVELLINQ GijoM, tjlaVellino GOODS.
Poiillnetw, plain sua mottlBd ioods. all at low
.J M..K11..1. '
Di'u "" Ii:;r ' Dresses, equal to sue
.nuArHiica and lustre. '
Skw GV1,.l?.p"iI!?Jl?u,'t'o'n New york.Phii.
deipnia, w
MUSLINS! MUSLINSt MU8LLNSI
All thsWdlng makes ol
BU1RTINU.
. . WAOW.OAB MUSLINS
At the lowest maraet priu. a l liu
-.rrt wide Brown tuavr. oniy cents.
J.
CI1AMBEKS, KO. 810 AKCAJ BTUSEJET
Koveliiw uiwnias vau
.HmI CIudt Laot.
Blwk Guipure Laces.
Points Applique Lacssl
Folute de Gum Laos.
Thread Veils Irom tig.
WHITK GOODS, '
Marseilles tor Dresses Bargains.
I. kullnti Iv.rrttwliln. 1.L Aft Mntfl.
Sblrred and Tucked Lacs Munllns; India Twilled
Loii(l'lotb( Plaid, Nirlp, aud Pln Naliwooksi soft
UnlHb Caoibrlc, ik, yard wide; Uuubrle AAlglngs and
Jusetllous.uew awia. vesy c&eau, i tuu
DRY GOODS.
REDUCTION IN PfllCES.
IN COftKEQrEKt-E OF ALTERATIONS
TO BB
MADE Olf OH ABOUT Al'tiUMT 1,
We shall sell till that time oar Stock of
SPRING
SUMMER GOODS
GREAT REDUCTION.
PERKINS,
No. 9 S. NINTH Street.
229 FARIES & WARNER. 229
NORTH NINTH STREET,
ABOVE BACC,
Bv Just received-'
Organdy Lawns, neat figures, 25c. worth 3r;,'c.
. Black Alpacas. 3, 40,45, 60, &6,ti'2,',69,"3, 80,85, and
to cents
One bale Cotton and Wool Flannel, 25c
Sblrtlng Linens, 50, 66, 70. 73, 80, 83, 00, etc
Honey Comb Quilts, :-25; a bargain.
100 pieces Flald Nainsooks, 25, S7X, 45, 60, and 60c,
Handsome Flald Nainsooks for Wrappers.
Bargains in bblrred Muslins, 60, 73, 85, f 1, ru.
Linen Shirt Fronts. 80, 7i, 45, 60, 62., and 75c.
Gents' Bummer Undershirts, 75c. and tl.
Plain Linen Ducks, 20 and 25c.
Linen Drills, 87H 45, and 80c
White Linen Duck, 80c. and 1; Basket do., f 1-60.
Muslins, Uusllns, 1H. 15, 16, 18, 19, 2i. 22, 28, 25C, etc.
Pillow Case and Sheeting Muslins.
Victoria Lawns, Nainsooks, and Swiss Mulls.
boft Finish Jaconets and Cambrics
White Piques, 50c.
Imported Whalebone Corsets, tl-25.
Hosiery, Gloves, Hdkfs., Hoop bklrts,
PARIES $ WABNER,
XO. 2 MOBTIl NINTH STBEET,
229H ABOVE HACg,
EW PRINTED LAWNS.
L1WK8 AT TWELVE AND A HALF CTS!
LAWNS AT K1XTCEN CENTS.
! LAWNS AT E1IITEEN CENTS.
F BENCH JACONETS OF CHOICE ST TEES.
CIBWEN bTODDART & EK01HEU,
NOM.400.49S, ANIi494 M.SF.COMDSTBEET,
6 26 8t
ABOVE WILLOW
i BINT ED M0USSEL1NE DELAINES
AT SIXTEEN CENTS.
CUUVKN feTODMET & BROTHER,
NJ H. 430, 43, AND 431 N.MECONO STBEET,
6 26 8t ABOVE WILLOW.
. fo. 1101 tJUJUsMUT bueeu
Ladles leaving lor tbe Country or Watering
Places will Had
SPLENDID AS3MOBT9IENTS OF
UATEBIAEH FOB
WHITE B0DIE8,
EMBROIDER BREAKFAST SETS,
LINEN COLLARS AND CUFJfS,
LINEN UNDEBSLEEVES,
PRINTED LIN AN CAMBRICS,
PLAIN AND PRINTED PIQUES,
AT
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.'S,
I.W.Centr Kleventto sad Chssnwt
Vwi1H XQUHMHO Kill 'ON
- & LA0
B. W, Corner of
XTourtl and Aroh Btm
LARGE STOfU OP SUMMER QUIET.
10- 4 AND 11-4 EANCANTEH QUILTS.
11- 4 UOftKYCOMB QI'ILIM.
PINK AND BU'K In A KN Kl E,spwff I" I LTSi
IIKDKT WHITE OI1LTN I M POUfKUi
1I4II.M Slfl-MKU HUH Q1TII.T4,
MHEETINUS, ETC. ETC
HAVE JUST OPENED ANATHEK CASE
SILVKH POPI.1NM. t'OK LA Dl KM MIT1TM.
II1HH lAwS. r'KKfllt'll AX ISUIllSUi
THIN .. !, 1VM, VAKIKTIi
kunnui silus, beduced
P. S.-'WHITK
SHAWLS,
WHOLESALE
S wfruxm
AND UETA1L.
QREAT REDUCTION IN
FANCY DRY GOODS.
GEORGE FRYEE,
No. 916 CHESNUT STREET,
I Informs bis customers tbat be is selling his entire
Stock of Uim
SILIiS, SHAWLS, AND DBESS GOODS
Begardlesa of coat .to doss them ont by July I.
CHEAP DRY OOO 1B, CARPETS, MATTINGS.
Ol L CLClliB. AND W If. DUW SUA DJCK-Oreat
Bargains Irom Aucou.-y. n, ARCHAMBAULT,
. 1 I L. 7 ik m ( . . ..... ....
Pit Jb. Collier w a a. Mia jiAnA 1 ri.rwv,
will open this morning iwx.' yards antra qualh-y dou
ble Imperial Whit canton Maulug. sllguily atalued.
will be sold at S7H. worlb 7c; Ked Cbeuk Malting, 'ii,
W.and tiic., Inarain Unwu.nl wool, at i, 76, 87c
11,1'S6,S1V7, andl M): lugrmla CwpoU, wool nlllog
i), , 0, and cms. Tbrt-ply Cr,u, ijtw; iwliss.
si m frMx; nil uum uirj ana niir ir-
pxui, 60 to 87c; Window bbsdes, II tod; f lain bhadlng,
J7 anl too.; Table Linens, tuc to II'; Towels. U lo 'ino i
IlantiMi f, itaiblng liobes, 81c; Maallna, u la tDC.l
Cllwow, i to joe.; Lwim. 'iAa Wbaleaale and Mi.al
Hiore, ti. k, curiitx JbOJt V ANIil aud UAKKkf
btnwle. li ivdas
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
BAILEY & CO..
KO. 019 CHESXIIT STREET,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
NEW STYLES
JET JEWELRY.
i 1 mwismrp
pATEK PHILIPPE & CO.'S
CELEDRATED WATCHES,
MADE EXPRESSLY FOB
BAILEY & CO ,
OLE Al'TIIOBIZFn AOENTS rOBPEVV.
i SiLVAJilA. ,V
A fbll assortment of thess TIME-KEEPERS
always on hand. , l7fmwtf
No. 810 CHESNUT Street.
C. 8c A. PEQUIGNOT,
Manufacturers ol
(-old ami Silver Watch Cases,
, JMP0BTSB9 AWD VBAtERS IN
WATCHES.
Ofllo-No. IS fontb SIXTH Street.
Macufaetoiy No. x fcouth FIFTH Street,
S PHILADELPHIA.
SPECIAL NOTICE
TO
PBOFBIETOBS OF HOTELS
STEAMBOAT COMPANIES.
AND
Tbe undersigned beg leave to Inform Proprietors of
Hotels, Restaurants, ana feteamboal Companies mat
ibty are now belter prepared tuan ever to supply
them witb FIRST QUALITY HARD MKTAL.
(SILVER bOLUKKi-D, TRI1LBPLATKD TABLh!
WARK, viz.: Forks and Kuoons (beavy stock), Din
ner and Tea Castois. Miliars, Creams, Bread and Calce
Bankets, Pickle Jars, bide Dishes (all sizes), tsyrup
Cups. Lluner. Lesxert, nd Tea Knives (plated or uu
plaiedi, ai?d In lact everything required to turnlsb
tables In the most complete maimer.
Tliesegocds are ail of our own manufacture and
plate, bearing our stamp, and warranted In every
respect to be as represented.
Our facilities lor getting out goods In the shortest
possible space ol time are unsurpassed. Having fur
nisbed some of tbe largest Hotels and teteamboata In
tbe country, ws reler lo them with pride, and our
Ware can be examiued and seen, n dally use at tbe
La Pierre House, Plilludelplila,
' Ashland House, Plilladelpola,
St. Charles Hotel, Pittsburg.
rolled Btye? H9l-. .V.:??'!: City. N. 3.
Natluo i:olel Washington.
Steamer Great Republic. St. Louis and JN6W Orleans
trade.
hteamshlp Tioga, Philadelphia and Southern Mall
Bteamsblp Company, etc. etc
MEAD & CO..
Manufacturers of Silver-Plated Ware and Furnishers
of Hotels and Steamers,
, NO. 010) CHESS ITT STREET,
4Smrp BOUTH BLOK. 8OONU FLOOK
FURNITURE BEDDING, ETC.
T O H O U SEKEEPEES.
I have a large stock ol every variety of
FURWITURE,
Whlah I will sell at reduced prices, consisting of
PLAIN AND MARRLK TOP CUTTAUiS BUIT8 '
WALJNrT CHAMiiKlt 8U118, , .
PAIil-OR PU1TM IN VliXVKT PLCEH,
PARLOR BTJIT8 IJS HAIR CLOTH.
PARLOR fcUITtt IN RE1-8.
fcldeboards. Kztenslon Tables, Wardrobes. Book
cases, Mattresses, Lonnges, eto, etc
P. P. OVSTINK,
8 VI N. JE. corner BECOND and RACE Streets.
3AFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
fh. Fidelity Insurance, Trust and 8af
Papostt Company, for tn Haf
KacplnR of Bonds, Stocks, suad
Utner Valuables. . .
CAPITA!. 9900,000
DiaXCTORi).
N. B. BROWNE, .JKDWARD W. CLARK,
CLARENCE H. CLARK, ALEXANDER HiiNRY
JOHN WKUU, B- A. CALDWELL,
J. OILLINWHAM FELL, I II KIS BY C. G1BHON,
CHARLkH MAC A LETTER.
Office In the Fire prool Building ot tbe Philadelphia
National Bank, CHKMN UT btreel above Fourth.
This Cinipaay receives on deposit, and GUARAN
TEED THE bAFE KEEPING OF VALDABLEie
upon tbe following rates a year, via.: u
Coupon Bonds ....... per f loot.
Registered Bonds and Becurllles.... ..50 cents per f luw
Gold Coin or Bullion ..,..............l-i'per ildu
Bilver Coin or Bullion.... 2 per f 10
Gold or Bilver Plate....... - 1 per (10
Cash Boxes or small tin boxes of Bankers, Brokers.
Capitalists, etc., contents unknown to the Compauy,
and liability limited, S26 a year.
Th. v,mnanv utters for RENT (renter exclusively
holding tbe key) BAFEH INSIDE ITU VAULTS at
fo, , 4U,sau, andlfnja year, according to six and
Coupons and Interest Collected for one per cent.
Interest allowed on Money Deposits.
Tbls Compauy Is authorized torecelvs and execute
Trusia of every description.
mimwtrp N. B. BROWNK, President,
i Robkbt PATTMJSOK.'HecraUMy and Treasurer. 4
JOHN O. ARRISON,
Kcs. 1 and 3 North Sixth Street,
Philadelphia,
wculd invite the attention of his friends
and customers to his superior
assortment of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods ;
. Also, to his
Improved Pattern Shirt;
the material, workmanship and finish
cannot he surpassed by any in tbe
' Market. n 22 rPi
THE GENUINE EARLl VEIN, TfIB CBLE
brated PRKUTON.and tbe pure f''d2Ki!;N
W OOD COAIi, Jtug ana BMtve, seni '". r;r '
city at 6 to per loui superior LKHIOU .
Ive
ved
It Vo Tu 7 THIRD Bireowlporlum. No. iu
w AbH IN u ion Avenue, r '
- ' 1 11
gQQ ARPH STREET.
600
TO
' I'BOQVET rlAYERS.
WAMK
fit. SIO'OO, AND tia-oo.
VBIFFITU PAGE,
NO. tOO ABCQ STBEET.
I0
JUNE 28, 18G7.
SUMMER RESORTS.
G u R F HOUSE.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Tha sbovs Boone will be apaaof oa tbe Ut of TTJNX.
for partlcnlars, .to., addrsM
HUT. CAEKBi PHOPBIETOR,
' M ATLANTIC CITT, W. J.
SUMMER REGORTQ
ON LINE OF
KcodlDp Kailroad and Brancbcs.
it AN SI ON I10VSE, MOUNT CARBOX
Mrs. Carolina Wonder. PottavIUe P. tX.cbuyUU
county.
TUSCARORA IJOTEL,
Bra. Hannali Killer, Tmcarora P. a. BcbnylkDl os
MANSION HOUSE, - v.
G. W. Frost, Bahaaoy City P. 0 8choylk.Hl eoooty
WHITE BOUSE,
Xtrs. Busao Baradorf, Readlag P. O.
ANDALUSIA,
James 8, Madeira, Reading P. O.
LIVINQ SPRINGS HOTEL,
Dr. A.Bmlth, Wsrnersvllls p. O., Berks county.
SOUTH MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
B. H. Banderbach, Womslsdorf F, O,, Berks OO.
COLD SPRINGS HOTEL,
Lebanon co.. Bra, M. Roderaitl, Harris burg T. O,
D 0 YERTO WN SEMINAR Y
r. H. Ktauffer, Boysrtown P. O.. Berks co,
YELLOW SPRINGS HOTEL,
A. TJ. Bnyder, Yellow Springs p. o., Chsswr co.
LITIZ SPRINGS
8. Llchtenlhaler A Bon Litis P. orf Lancaster CO,
EPHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
A. B. Feather, Ephrata P. O.. Lancaster oo. 8 S la
EXCHANGE HOTEL.
ATLANTIC OIT.
The subscriber, sratelal lor past favors, tenders
thanks to his patrons and the pubilo for the feneroos
custom given him, and begs leave to say that his
house is now open for tbe season, and ready to re
ceive boarders, permanent and transient, on the most
moderate terms. The bar will aiways ba supplied
with the choicest ol wines, liquors, and cigars, and
superior old ale. The tables will be set with the best
tbe market affords.
FlBblng Hues and tackle always oa hand.
Stable room on the premises.
All the comforts of a hoaue can always be found a
tbe Exchange.
GEORGE HAYDAY,
28tuths2m ' '". PROPRIETOR.
C NO R ESS H A LL,
A1LANT1C CITY, N. J,,
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18 NOW OPEN. t
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Tbls House bss been repainted and renovated, with
a' I modern improvements added, aud in 'consequence
of the high tides, it has made trie bathing grounds
superior to any io the city, being four hundred feet
nearer than last season.
G. W. HINKLE.
Johnston's celebrated Band Is encaged. 6 71m
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
ATLAHTIO CITY.N. J.,
WILE OPEN ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE S0.
FOR PARTICULARS ADDRESS
BBOWN A WOELPPEB,
ATLANTIC CITY,
Or No. 827 RICHMOND Street,
Philadelphia
610 2m
'HE NATIONAL HOTEL
AND
EXCURSION HOUSE.
ATLANUO CITY. N. J.,
Is now open for permanent yuesis, and lor the recep
tion aud entertainment of the various excursions to
tbe Island. The only hotel in the place ou tbe .Euro
pean plan, and a bill of lareof tbe beat ana most
varied character.
CON LEY 4 HOUCK,
t 27 lm Proprietors.
PITMAN'S, FORMERLY THE! UNITED
Stales Hotel, Long Branch, N. J., Is now open
ir the accommodation of families and the public,
Tne lessee leels warranted In saying tbat It will be
kept second to none on the Braucn, aud hopes to
secure tbe patronage of tboae who may favor him
with their company this season.
O. 8. PITMAN,
Formerly of tbe btetaou House,
ilOlm LONG BRANCH, N.J.
1 i
PHILADELPHIA HOUSE, CAPE ISLAND,
will open lor tbe Summer beaaon, June 2U. Fami
lies desiring a quiet borne at tba seashore, at a mode
rate price, call or address K. GRIFFITH, fio. 1004
CHEbNCT Street. Attached to tbe establishment is
a line ot ciaches lor the accezuniodailou of the
guests. 6 s lm
QEA' BATniNG NATIONAL' HALL, CAPE
O IslAM), N. J. This lurte aud commodious
Hotel, known ss the National Hall, Is now receiving
visitors. . 'lerms moaerate. Chlldreu and servants
halt price. AARON OARKKTSON,
s 6 2m Proprietor.
VERANDAH STRIPES.
CBIHSON, BEEN,
BLUE AND BI FF
EINEN AND COTTON
STRIPES
FOB
VERANDAHS AND AWNLVGS.
j ALSO,
Boblncts and Mosquito Nettlnss,
WITH TUB PATENT IMBBEUA FBAM E
I - FOB BEBSI AND CBIBM.
. SHADES.
PLAIN AX D GILT BOBDEBED,
WHITE.BCI'F, AND CI BEEN
EINEN AND HOLLAND ttUADES,
MADE AND PET IIP IN TOWN OB CO UN
TBX BYEXPEBIENCED WOBENCX,
1 AT TUB IOWEST PBICES).
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINCEN & ARRISON,
6 24101 MO. 1008 CUESNVT STBEET. .
fgOPER'8 NEW AMERICAN
BBEECH-EOADINO BEPEATINO IDOT
7N,
riBistirotBinois in two seconds,
Using ordinary Ammunition. Manufactured be ths
ROPER BEPEATINO RIFLE COMPANY. Am
herst. Massachusetts, nuder personal supervlsloa of
C. M. BPFJNCER, Inventor of tbe famous SPENCER
RIFLE. Bend lor circular. tit Soil
AUCTION SALES.
rmi.tr roan. Anotlonen.
C L K L L A N I) A
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A Ctn ION IlKHH. No. 4 MAJUt AT Street.
CLOSINO BALK OF TH K HKASON OF 90OS CAR rial
BOOTS AND WIOKM. 3E3 i
On Xlitn.!.. Mn. 1
Jnly l.eommenclng at 10 o'clock.' wa will nil ha
cat. ,, k chl alootti.nscaai. Hei'sV Boys', and
2 .oil,. Hoon, hh,, HwDn Halraorals. etc. Alan
Ut KiV? c'" ""'"""-nte forTh. pri
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TOIIN K klVVIK a. .
AUCTIONEEJ J
J-''- " . ...... V .F., A
Noa, M and AtARXJCT Street.
T?FiI,A8T ALK 0 TITM KEAON I
. . O" Tneaday Mornlnc
July . at j o ol.ica, win ba sold, bv eatalocue m
' ' "M crertli about 12. pa, kam.r.u'0ei
b '.?117'i"iUu '.0,lIF "d manulaoturi
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J1. GLJMWET 8t8, AUCTIONEERS
No. K4 WALNUT Street u'""visii.li.llt
Ii old Brnir Malaa of
RIAL H-'IAI K, b l
Nanrthlh. of M, , pmp.riy Ixaned .nnaratal
V,'? publlahad ,ud cirnilatTconuilnln.
T.i c',,,,lro" 01 rroriy to be .old. as'ilao ?!T J
fealM i ad vsrilaed dally In all ths daily newspaper
Jul,',, will ,uc,ONMONDAT'
N?. m'T. :-TOKT BRICK RESIDENCE,
EXAL iOKi KA LR Ratte of Cpr W. Pen-
lnaAanrt KihiE"? '.nbIf J,rnPrt'- nolel. Dwell
it.? .L'i1 Al K-Deaitable H,u,dln l.l,MbTlli
J A W a ai", M ?" atH.i. (iuharlnV.
b..,. I'bi Building Loi.77 by 1(4
hAIlk, lUHv-lrl.ii,iil,r lot ol (DuoAau i!
U IkT ni ti i 7JV... ":"TVr""? ""arun
pny. with huga l.a. by o lt. iso. $m and mi
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aiuiiAi'p.briiiA-iwo inreavstorv h.ik
DwHIUigs. Koa, Mil ,d .. rauaom .treVufc U7?
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THOMAS A KINK VfW no ivn .7.
. B. AOCltlU itreL ' "
TOUR FI.FOANT bimur cicca rnn
tA1 ,W.liUi01u "OVbAHOLB FURNil'tR.
On Saturday morning,
Slth Inst, at II o'clock, at Ho. Iwt Cheanat street
4 elegant sbow cases, large Fr.nrh platM and sllvtr
mounting; Itr.och ulale pier mlrrora, la gill tramr.
superior parlor, chamber, and dlulug-rooni birniturr
Brasaels carpels; angravlngs, etc. ( 7 '
s
AMUFLC. FOBDJtSONS, AUCTION EEBJ
Sales of Real Kslate. Htorks. Loans, am . at Pkn
delpbla l.n liaim, .rr Friday at It o'clock, Bonn.
On r sales are advenlaen hi all lb. dally aud savertl
ol the aerkiy newspapers, by separate handbill af
each property, and by pauiplilnt ratalosiins, on
tlimisaud of w hich wd. beUsued oa Wednesday pra.
ctdliiK rsib salv. r
R1LAL TATK AT I'RI VATK.8ALK.
B
Y THOMAS 151BCH ft fCN, No. 1110 CUES
u . Duvet, soot, r-iaveaia Ptrt.t,
Pale st No. IH t'hrannt street
FURNITURE. UAH I'H AM DELIEttH, OIL CLOTH.
CARrfcTb, Fli TUKiw AND blOCK. OF A Milr
LiMERY bTOKK.
On Saturday Bfornlng,
At in o'clrck.al ho. Hurt Cbeanut aireet. will kaioM
tbe balance ol tbe stock of boauata, ribbons. fpailiHr,
eia.of a millinery store. Also biz baudaome bronie
chatid.llersi two large oraaniental Ugureaj valval and
other carpel.; oil cloths: matting; aol'aa and chairs
covered with valval; what-not, ceutre-tables, counter
and desk, work-tables, partitions, etc It U
LARGE BALE OF BPLKNDfD RILVRR-PLATED
WARK AND TA11LK CI TLKKV,.
Imported dlreol from Knglaud.
On Monday and Tuesday,
July I and I. at 10 o'clock, at the Auction Btore. No,
1110 Cbesnut street, will be sold, a large asaorloi.ut
or first-class electro silver-plated goods, direfit Irom
the bouse or Messrs. Fisher A Co., P.ternostvr Works.
bheOivld, Knglaad. Tbe assortmt-nt comprises Bu
graved, xalaed, cbateil and imouMed tea and oolloe
services; cuergna aud candelabra chased and flutd
dish oovera; enu-Mdiabes; oorner dlahca; soup lurat-na; '
liquor stands; breaklaat and laole caalora; plckia
stands; case, fruit, aud bread baaketa: lost wallers. In
to ss Inches; saloons, 8 to is tucbaa; urns; kettles, wltli
stands; Ice pitchers, etc
Also, cases of dessert and fruit knives; fish carvers;
butter coolers: Ivory handle dinner aud ta k hives:
table and dessert spoons or every variety; soup,
sauce, aud loody ladle: butter knives: pickle forks;
mustard and pepper stauils; kulle runts; sugar bas
kets; toast racks, etc.
Tbe goods will be open for examination on Satur
day. a 2Mj
PANCOAST & WARNOCK, AUCTIONEERS.
No. 4n MARKKT HTKK.HT
B
eiCU'll. JK.. A(JCI10Mi-fc.B. No. lul
CH KhN UT Htrxwt.
FOR SALE.
fj FOR SALK A COTTAGE WITH
! '' modern rouvenlenoes, gas, batb, etc., situate oa
the bill back ot the Mount Carbon House, Pottavllla.
Pa commanding a niagultlceul view, and containing
an acre ol ground well (cultivated. Price, Ivftou. pbo
lograpbs may be seen on application.
WILLIAM H. BACON,
3lt No. iilS WALNUT street.
FOR SALE TllK SUBSCRIBER OFFEK8
Oder lor sale the valuable Drunvrtv.namniaiinK nt
iMUBlon House, ISIable. and Ixi of (irounii .Ituuu. at
the Northwest oornur or toPRUCK ana fcLUVUN rif
Ktreeu, Iu the city of Philadelphia. coutalulug Iu Iroul
"JU frpiuce stieel jet aud on Aleveutb alreeA luu
feeU Apply 10.. . LUWI4 H. HtUMKK,
tf No. IM "oulli 1 ODHl U atrwt.
OGERMANTOWN PROPERTY IX)R SALE
CHEAP. House, II rooms, newly papered, aud
pa uled; gas, hot and cold water; localloa blvb and
weilsbadedi lot SU by 110 feet. Terms ean. Imrua-
aiate possession. Apply at WILbOM'a Tea Wara-
house, No. Mi Cll&NWT htreeu
1 u
TO RENT.
? TOUT A COMMODIOUS STONK MAN-
I 'lift flT. fAV 1th lurcrj. Ili.r.lut. i u . LJ. ......
- " ...... ..-.rH v . v.- u , Vya( s AS"UWT, VtU,,
anathed. on PROSPECT HILL, near Frankrord!
1 weuty-tirtb Ward. Easy of tux-ess by Finn and
blxtb Streets Railroad. Inquire ot JOiiN (A. (sThT
LKH, Iso. mi UIHAlil) Avanaa. is thp
OTO LET- PART OF TI1E HOUSE NO.
SOt b. FOURTH btrvet, below Lombard, aaat
kuie. Inquire ou the premise. Keletaucea r
quired s Js
EXCURSIONS.
FOURTH OK JULY EXCURSIONS. VI
NOR'IH PKNNbVLVANlA RAILROAU
Fxcur. lon Tickets, at lednced ratea, will be Issued
to the principal poluu ou this road and Itacooueo-'
lions, from tne
PHILADELPHIA TICKET OFFICES.
?,"!. d. sd. and 4tb of July. Oood to reiarn until
etb ol July. Inclusive.
These Incursions will afford a capital opportunity
Of nspectltig the ludusuiat establUbineuts or the
Lebiith Valley, and enjoyiiig the grand and beautllul
scenery of the Upper Lehigh arid Wyoming Valleys!
while being assured of good accommodailons In the
flrst-claas ho tela at tbe Various poluu of luterest aloua
tbe rouie.
Trains leawa Berks Street Depot at 7' A. M l-aa
and 6 20 P. M. t 26 7t ELLla CLARK. Agenl
r.aAHr-OR CAPE MAY-ONT TUES
,Mr-rii.a.DAYB, THUItWDAVa, ANDBATl t
.VB ' new "earner BAMUKL ju..
l-IiLlON, Captain K Davis, will commuoe muring
l?.Vf 'if. ay BOA Y, June m. leaving CII iSS
Ni 1 terul mhlirt t A. M.. returning on Monday.
TbePelton will leave Philadelphia oS Todays.
Thursdays, and Halurdays, and return oa Mondays.
Wednesdays, and I Fridays, during the season, t are
l?-7PCb&f;rnC1Udl wTM0Slrr. ervintr.:
Freight will be received until g-ao A. M
62Bt . H. HUD DELL.
p aAHrA EXCURSIONS UPTHE RIVER.
aj..... -.n... Tba splendid steamboat JOHN A.
..t. . aU' Afternoon iiiinuralous to
Burlington and Bristol, stopplug at Rlverton, Torres
dale, Andalusia, and Beverly, earh way. 'ibeaa
-5 t? "I 'Vve CHKelNUT fcTRKKT WiiAkb ai
I. . w , '2 th Alteruoon. Reiuniliigi leave Bristol
V.oiM0C-rr,vl"" lu H'eclty at o'clock P. M.
FARM .Excursion, sucta. Katitt way.itao. 1 M Jra
p.Alrr EX0URBI0N8 ON TUB
laviwr-f'r.-BOH U Y LK li-U steamers laava fair,
luuuut Park lot ot Coatws street),
FOR LAURi-L HILL OUtiiTEBV,
a. bL'S irAUl,fv"f alrmoniitat 7 A.M.; last bo
Laa boat leaving Fails of bebuylkin f
fi V. M
Sln
DEAFNES8. EVERY INSTRUMENT W
scleno and skill have luvanted to
hearing In every degree of dearnasa; al.o. Hv
also, CjraudaU'a Patent Crutches, snpwlor '
ml.j.M In nu at L xr A .L.' . . .ft,
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