GONE.
BY FRANK FOXCHOFT. ' '
Two little white Rrms folded
Over the quiet breast
Two little blue eyes sleeping
In an eternal rest.
- One little heart that loved us,
Silent forever and aje.
And the heavy clouds or sorrow
Are darkening our way.
Two little feet aweary
Of all this toil and strife, '
Joining the ranks of their Captain
In the march of a higher life.
One angel spirit wandering
' Over the brighter shore,
And only the casket left us,
To sadden us the more.
One Infant anthem blending
With the nightly choirs above;
One little new harp swelling
In the harmony of love.
One more to wait there for us,
And meet us when we go,
Leaving this world of darkness
This world of sin and woe.
0 Christ, our God and Saviour t
We thank thee for thee Word,
That of children little children,
Is the Kingdom of the Lord.
WHAT IS A TEAM?
Fo.tlcal Argument In a Court of Justice.
Not long ago a court of justice in England was
engaged In denning what "a team" meant. The
case was as follows: -A Duke made an agree
ment with one of his tenants in Oxfordshire
concerning the occupancy of a farm, and a por
tion of the agreement was expressed in the fol
lowing terms: "The tenant to perform each
jar for the Duke of , at the rate of one
day's team-work, with two horses and one pro
per person, for every 50 of rent, when required
(except at hay and corn harvest), without being
paid for the same." In other words, the rent of the
farm was made up of two portions, the larger
being a money payment, and the former a certain
amount ot farm service. All went on smoothly
until one day, when the duke's bailiff desired the
farmer to send a cart to fetch coals from a rail
way station to the ducal mansion. "Certainly
not," said the farmer, "111 send the horses and a
man, but you must find the cart." "Pooh, pooh 1
what do you mean? Does not your agreement
bind you to do team-work occasionally for his
Grace?" "Yes, aud here's the team: two horses
and a careful man to a rive them." "But there
can't be a team without a cart or wagon !" "Oh,
yes, there cam, the horses are the team." "No,
the horses and cart together are the team."
The question which a whole row of learned
judges were called upon to decide was what is a
team t The form in which the inquiry came on
was that of ejectment; the duke seeking to eject
the farmer on the ground of alleged forfeiture,
because the latter had refused to interpref'team
work" as including the supply of a cart as well
as horses and a driver. In all probability both
parties were sincere, and both obstinate; each
believed himself to be right, and so believing,
determined not to yield an inch to the other.
The case was at first tried at Oxford bosore a
common jury, who gave a verdict substantially
for the duke. A rule was afterwards obtained,
with a view to bring the question of definition
before the judges at the Court of Queen's Bench.
The counsel for the duke contended that as
team work cannot be done by horses without a
cart or wagon, it is obvious that a team must
include a vehicle as well as the horses by which
it is to be drawn.
One judge said that "in the course of his read
ing he had met with some Hues which tend to
show that the team is separate from the cart:
"Giles Jelt was sleeping, in his cart ne lay;
Some waggish pllfrers stole bis team away.
Ulles wakes and crie, 'Oils bodkins, what's'here ?
Why. how now; am I Giles or ootT
It he, I've Inst six geldings to my smart:
If cot, Ods bodkins, I've found a cart.' "
Another Justice quoted a line from Words
worth: "My Jolly team will work alone for me,"
as proving the farmer's interpretation, seeing
mat mougn norses mient possioiy be joiiv. a
cart cannot. The counsel for his Grace urged
that the dictionaries of Johnson and Walker
both speak of a team as "a number of horses
drawing the same carriage." "True," said Jus
tice A , "do not these eltatlons prove that
the team and the carriage are distinct things f"
"No," replied the counsel on the Duke's side;
because a team without a cart would be of no
use." He cited the description given by Caesar
of the mode of fighting in chariots, adopted by
the ancient Britons, and of the particular use
and meaning of the word lemanem. From Caesar
he came down to Gray, the English poet, and
citect tne lines:
"Oft did the harvest to their sickle yield ,
'1 he furrow oft their stubborn glebe hath broke;
How locuud did they drive tbeir team a-field.
How bow'd the wood beneath their sturdy stroke;'!
and from Gray he came down to the far-famed
' 'Bull's Run" affair in the recent American civil
war, a graphic account of which told that "the
teamsters cut tne traces oi tne norses."
miAAAnnfl.l f. Ilia fo nna. n iha AfhAV Itoni
referred to Richardson's English dictionary, aud
to Boeworth's Anglo-Saxon dictionary, for sup
port to the assertion that a team Implies only
the horses, not the vehicle also: and he then
gave the following citations to the same effect
lroni rspeuset:
"Thee a ploughman all unmeetlng found.
As he his toilsome team that way did Kuide.
And brought thee up a ploughman's stute to bide."
From Shakespeare:
"We fairies that do run.
By the triple Hecate's team,
From tbe presence of the tun.
Following darkness like a dream."
Again from Shakespeare:
" I am In love, but a team of horse shall
Not pluck that Iroin me nor who 'Us I love."
From Roscommon:
"After the declining sun
JTad changed the shadows, and tnelr task was done.
II niyii. util h Ihul. waD rw t AU nr. tlltttf LlUlk th All WMV ' '
From Dry den:
"He heaved with more than human force to move
A weighty straw, tbe labor of a team."
Again from Dryden:
"Any number, and jpasslng lu a line:
T.lhe a lonsr team of snowy swausou high.
"Which clap tnelr wings aud cleave ttie liquid
say."
From Spenser's "Virgil :"
"By this the night forth from the darksome
Of Erebus her teamed steed you call."
From Martineau:
'In stiff days they may plough an acre of wheat
with a team oi uorsn."
The "olorious uncertainty of the law" threw
the duke and the farmer into further litigation
before thev could settle the question. The jury
ot Oxford decided for the duke: the iudaes ol
Westminster decided (two against one) for the
, farmer: but then it was determined (more to
the advantage of the lawyers than of the parties
concerned) that the case should bo heard over
again on some other plea, or under some other
cgal aspect.
Concerihq Bakds. Ratgatd Is much ex
ercised in mind on the subject of a town band.
A pnblio meeting has been held to decide what
should be done. "Imagine," said one of the
committee, -a family coming U the town with
out finding a band, and then taking a trip to
a town not iar away next day, and finding a
lautiful band. The daughters would say,
Ma, let QS go over to this nice town where
there are so many amusements provided for
the visitors, ana a beautiful band playing on
the pier every evening.-
THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA. FRIDAY,
AMUSEMENTS.
iacn Shrbrt Theatkb. Mr. G. I Fox takes
his lure well benetit this evening, and presents
an admirable bill. This is Mr. Fox's lst week
In this elty, and he may not appear again in our
city for some years. Everybody should go to
the Arch this evening.
To-morrow (Saturday) afternoon laat grand
Jack and Gill matinee.
Saturday nlght.last performance of Mr. Fox in
Philadelphia, and close of the summer season at
the Arch.
Nbw Company at thb Chesjsut. The follow
ing is the ofliclel list of tbe company at tbe New
Cbesnut Street Theatre next season:
William E. Plnn & Co., lessees and managers;
W. II. Sedley Smith, stage manager; John Stlm
mel, treasurer; Albert Roberts, doorkeeper;
James Lloyd, special officer ; Mr. Ben. E. Woolf,
leader ol the orchestra.
Miss Josle Orton, leading lady; Miss Virginia
Buchanan, Mi9s Lconle Arlington, Mrs. Eberle
(formerly Mrs. Lvwell), Miss Jennie Cleaver,
M'ss Clara Reed. Miss Leonie Ca vender, MxSjM.
E. Burroughs, MUs Mahone. C3
Mesws. W. H. Sedley Smith, W. II. Leak;
(leading man), C. A. McManus, J. W. Jennings,
Frank Murdoch, Walter Lennox, Michael Woolf,
Thomas McKeon, Charles Frye, Ed ward Mackay,
John V. Daily, E. F. Nagle, P. A. Fitzgerald,
and T. McSorley.
Prompter, Mr. Jerry Taylor; scenic artist, R.
8. Smith; Machinists, Thomas Blackwood and
William Clurke.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marina Newt tee Firit Page,
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PHILADELPHIA THIS DAY.
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD OP TRADE.
Wiuuii UKkni, ")
Thomas E. Ashmkad, Mojtthi.T ConiuniA
Chamxks Whkklkb, J
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
FOR AMERICA.
Frln .. .LIverpool.New York
Sax on IB...........H am bu rg..N ew York,
Jane 19
...June lu
I'eruvian....Liveri)Ooi...viueDec....
ciitcuco ..LIveruooL-New York
June 20
June 21
villein Parts Havre New York
June 21
Eibi,.. Liverpool. ..Hew York...........June 22
Java.. Liverpool... Boston. ......... June 21
Bavaria .....Hamourg...New York ..June 22
Atalanta Loudon New York......,..Juue 22
FOR EUROPE.
C. of Baltlnaore.New Yorlc...Llverpo61 July
Denmark New York. ..Liverpool... .j uiy
Win. Penu....,New vork...LouQon........-...Juiy
Fulton New York...Havre.......Jiiiy
Teutonla New York... Hamburg .July
Iowa New York...uiasgow -juiy
COASTWISE, DOMESTIC, ETC
J.W. Everman..Phllada Charleston............. July
8 tar of t be U nlon.Phllada.M ew Orleans...... J uiy
Toiiawandtt....l'lillaatt....HavaDnaU.....Juiy
Ploneer....Phllaiia Wilmington -..July
G. Cromwell New YorkNew.Orieaus........July
Rising star ...New York... Apinwau......J uiy
StarBand blriueePhllade Havana J uiy
Malls are forwarded by every steamer in tne regular
lines, The steamers for or from Liverpool call at
Queenstown, except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry. Tbe steamers for ox from the Conti
nent call at Southampton.
CLEARED WEDNESDAY.
Sohr R. Ewlng. Brown. Norwich, J. C. Scott A Sons.
Schr July 4th, Shaw, Darien, J. E. Bailey A Co,
St'r H, L. Caw, Her, Baltimore, A. Uroves, Jr.
ARRIVED WEDNESDAY.
Steamship Pioneer. Bennett. 6 hours from Wllmlne
ton, N. C, with cotton and Daval stores to Philadel
phia and Southern Mail SteamBhlp Co.
Dieamsnip Alliance, A-euy, n uuurs irnm ubuw
ton. with cotton, rice, etc., to Lathbury, Wlckersuam
Br. ship stadacona, cassiay, si aays rrom London
derry. lth mdse. aud 154 passengers to It. Taylor A
Co.
Barque O. Palmer, Seaman, S days from New York,
In ballast to L. Westergaard A Co.
Br. brlk Breeze, sheeny, 130 days rrom iieesina.wun
fruit to N. Helllngs A Bro.
Bcbr Plro, Rogers, 8 days from Calais, with lumber
to D. Trump, Son A Co.
Scbr Pennsylvania, Davis, 8 days from James river,
wlh lumber to Bacon. Collins A Co.
bchr ExchaiiKe, Tjciu. a uays rrom ureensDoro, witn
bark to J. L. Bewley A Co. . ...
Scbr M. Pierce, Pierce, l oay rrom aranaywiue.wim
corn meal to Perot. Lea A Co.
Bchr Royal Oak, Robinson, 8 days from Oreensboro
with bark to J. L. Bewley A Co.
Scbr i. Franklin, Tyler, rrom nappanannocK river.
. ' i r ...... 1 1 .... .1 , How ffi ti UcanHvufnu wlt.ti
OJUOJ AJUVJ t OW UOUUM, mj mv,
oorn meal to ru J. ieaet lo.
Steamer F lorence rauKiin. rwrauu, i uuum iruui
Baltimore, with mdse. to A. Uroves, Jr.
Steamer E. N. F alrcnuu, i roui, uuuro iruiu nn
York, with mdse, to W. M. Balrd A Co.
Steamer Black Diamond. Meredith, 24 hoars from
New York, with mdse. to W. M. Balrd A Co.
steamer o. m. f eiton, xviu, uuun
May, with passengers to captain.
RF.I.OW.
Fchr A. Townsend, from Cay Frances, with sugar to
J. Mason fe Co., at quarantine.
SAIT.K.r).
Brie S. V. Merrick. Munday, sailed on Wednesday
morning for Trluldad de Cuba.
WENT TO SEA.
RlPAmBhln Mfllla. Sumner, for Norfolk, went to sea
from the Delaware Breakwater on Tuesday morulug.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Star and Stripes, Holmes, hence, at Ha
vaua znn uiu. ana cleared 2Stn to return.
Steamship Chasa, Harding, hence, at Providence 1st
Instant.
Baraue Arizona. Conant. hence, at Havre IStU UIU.
In quaramlue.
Baraue Annie Autrusta. Davis, for Philadelphia.
sailed lrom St. Jago 18th ult.
urigs spar, sparrow, ana A. jMCkeis, nence.at .Bos
ton SU illBU
Brie w. H. Parks, before renorted asnore at Tyoee,
was expected to be floated off on Saturday last. She
lay easy, and leaked but very little.
T 11 un,..tnn knnm f... VA.nrli.li An ri Til I la
do. tor Salem, at New London 1st lnst.
Scbr Klla. Monteomery. for Phllaaeipnia, ciearea at
SU John. N. H..2d lust.
Scbr W. B. Thomas. Wlnsmore. hence, at saiem 1st
InBtant.
Schrs saran Helen, and s. a. urier, nence, at new
London 1st lust.
scbr u. Jjearse, Parker, tor pnuaaeipnia, ciearea at
Wilmington. N. C, 29th ult.
Schrs M. J Uton, Frlteinger, ana rm buu i.uuuip-
son, Oodlrey. hence, at Salem 1st Inst.
Scbr S. S. Lockwood, hence, at New London 80th
ultimo.
bebrs M. A. Loughery, J. B. Terry. E. B. Wharton,
and Mary Anna, hence, at Norwich 1st Inst.
Scbis Mananllco, Claypoole; s. t.:uiieu. vunen; rains
B, Bateman; West Dennis, Crowell; T. Lake. Adams;
M. M. F'reeman, Howes: P. A. Sanders, Somen; U. H.
Squires, Ttninilns; M. Weaver, Weaver: A. S.Cannon,
Cobb; Lady Klluu, JelTere; and George H. Bent, Smith,
at Boston xa iusb
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
From the 1st dav ot June. 1867. the llicht at tbe en
trance of the port of Messina will be removed to a
tower recently erected on tbe SE. angle of F ort San
Salvalore, at a distance of thirty-one leet from Its
former position.
Tbe light la now elevated 64 feet above the level or
tbe sea. , ... ... fllBTSI
The tower is square, ana paiuiev nuiw,
The Italian Government bss given notice that from
the 1st day of June. 1807, a light will be exhibited from
the point or Cape del Arml, on tne coani oi itiaDna.
The light Is a tixed white llgbt, elevated 812 leet
above the level of the sea. and In clear weather should
be seen from a distance of thirteen miles.
The Illuminating apparatus is oiupuiu, or uj leuoeo
of the fourth order. ,
The tower Is octagonal, of white stucco, a little ele
vated above the keeper's dwelling; the position, as
given, la In laU 87 674 N., Ion. 15 41 E. 01 Greenwich.
The light Is Intended to serve as a guide to vessels
entering the Straits of Messina lrom lue southward.
QAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
Tbe Fidelity Insurance, Trust and Safe
Deposit vompaBr, ior ids ssit
sleeping of Uonda, Stocks, sad
Other Valuables.
C APITAIi , J00.000
BIBKCTORS,
N. B. BROWNE. lEDWARD W. CLARE.
CLARENCE 1L CLARK, ALEXANDER HENRY
JOHN WELSH, S. A. CALDWELL,
J. ULLLlNOil AM FELI..I HENRY V. GLUSUN,
Office In the Fire urool Bulliluia of the PhlladelphU
National Bauk, CUFJSNUT Street above Fourth,
'J his (jonipaay iwelven on deposit, ana uuaiijix'
TEES THE SAFE KEEPING OF VALUABLES
upon the following rates a year, vuu
Coupon Bond................. .......ll per 11000
Registered Bonds and bcurlUee......6u oeuls per llooO
Goldl olnor Bullion ...........1 Pr llou
Silver Coin or Bullion....... ..............42 per m
Uold or suver riate ., 1 1 per iu
Cash Boxes or small tin boxes of Bankers, Brokers,
Capitalists, etc., contents unknown to the Cuuipauy,
and liability limited, fgs a year.
The Company oilers for HF'.NT (renter exclusively
holding the key) SAFES 1NSIDFJ ITS VAULTS at
izo, f8u. 140,840, and Irft a year, according to six and
Coupons and Interest Collected for one per cent.
Interest allowed on Money DeposlU.
This Company Is authorized to receive and execute
Trusts of every description.
wsitu wtrpl N. B. BROWNE, President.
KoDi-iiT Parrwasow, SeciuMMiy aud Treasurer, j
MEDICAL.
pOflD'S EXTRACT OF HARIARIELIS
OR PAIS DESTROYER,
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Into general use and favor. without nulling. It Is tbe
product of a simple shrub, harmless la all oases, and.
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OLD SOKES,
And other similar tronblesome and nulnnii affections.
while it promptly arrests all HKMORRHAUm
Hundreds of physicians use It dally In their practice,
and give It their onqualilled recommendation. Bold
by our agents and dealers.
The Medicine Is exclusively prepared by the sub
scribers, Proprietors and Huccensors to T. T. POND,
to whem all orders must he addresxnd.
HUMPHREY U' HOMOCOPATHIO MKDTCTNW CO.,
No. Mli BROADWAY, New York,
FBICK8 OP POND'S EXTRACT,
pis onnce bottles, with directions, retlL.......50 cents
Pint bottles, with directions, retail.. ...i"W)
Quarts In bottle l-76
Liberal discount to Physicians and Dealers,
SIMILIA 3IMILIBUS CURANTUR.
M VMPMBEY& BOMUCOPATHIC &PJCCIFIC6.
FAMILY CASKS
Ot SB large vials, morocco case, containing a
specilio for every ordinary disease a family
Is subject to,and a book of directions flO'OO
Smaller Family and Travelling eases, with 20
to 2S vials - 3 to )S
Specifics for all Diseases, both for Curing and
lor Preventive treatment, In vials aud
pocket cases ...12 to f3
These Remedies, by the case or single box, are sent
to any part of the country, by Mall or Express, bee of
Charge, on receipt of the price.
Addrem-HUfct PHRKYB' SPECIFIC
HOMCKOPATHIO MEDICINE COMPANY,
Ottice and Depot, N". 562 BROADWAY, New York.
Dr. HUMPHREYS Is consulted daily at his ollloe,
personally or by letter, as above, lor all lorma of
disease.
For sale by DYOTT A CO.. JOHNSON, HOL
LOW AY A COWDF.N, T. R. CALLENDER, and
AMBRORKBMITH, Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia,
and at BLITUE'H Drug btore, No. 8120 Market street,
and by all Druggists. 8 ltutha 6m
PROPOSALS.
It OPOSAIB FOB COAL,
' Philadelphia Depot.
Assistant Quaktf.kmastkk's Office,
No. J139 Oirard Street, June a, 1807,
WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL.
S07.J
Proposals will be received at this Office until
12 o'clock M., MONDAY. July 8, 1867. for furnlsh
ltif? thlB Depot with FIVE HUNDRED TONS
BEST QUALITY WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE
COAL, of such sizes, and In such quantities, as
may be required or ordered, from July 10, 1867,
to April 30, 1868, with the privilege of Increasing
the amount to 7000 TONS, to weigh 2240 pounds
to the Ton, and to be Inspected by an lnspeotor
appointed on behalf of tbe Government.
To be delivered free of charge at all places
ordered In this city, and on board of vessels at
tbe Port ot Philadelphia, In good order and
condition, free from elate, bone, dust, and all
other impurities.
In case of failure to deliver the Coal In suffi
cient quantities, and at the proper time aud
place, the Department reserves the right to
make good any deficiency by open purchase at
the contractor's risk and expense.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a
written auarantee. slaned bv two or more oar-
ties, whose responsibility must be certified to
by a United States Judge, Attorney, or Collector
of the Port, that the bidder or bidders will, If
his or their bids are accepted, enter Into written
obligations, witb good and sufficient sureties in
tbe sum of ten thousand ($10,000) dollars, to
furnish tbe proposed supplies agreeably to
contract.
No proposal will be considered unless the
terms of this advertisement (a copy of whicn
should accompany each proposal) are complied
with.
Proposals to be made out In duplicate on the
regular printed forma, which may be had on
application at this ollloe.
The right to reject any bid deemed too high
or unreasonable is reserved, and no bid from a
rlefnnlLirjB- contractor will be reoelved.
Tbe envelopes to be endorsed "Proposals for
Coal."
Bidders are requested to be present at the
opening of ibe proposals.
By order of
revet iJinj.-vieu. vr. lx. viiajo.uii ,
Asst. OuartermftHter-Geu. U. S. A.
. HENRY W. JANES.
Captain and Asst. Quartermaster,
6 20 6t Brevet Major U. S. A.
TDHILADEIiPHIA DEPOT.
Assistant Qcartkhmaster's Office,
KTa 11 lliu.un Ofu - n T 1 1 1 i'.T f
Proponals will be received at this Olllce, until
Ti o'clock M., MONDAY. July , io7, ior imme
diate delivery at the Schuylkill Arsenal, of the
following described Quartermaster's stores,
Viz.;
8000 lbs. Petroleum Paper.
60 reams Wrapping Paper (coarse, for lining
packages).
200 lbs. Flax Sewing Twine.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two respon
sible persons, whose signatures must be ap
pended to the guarantee, and certified to as
being-good and sufficient security for the
amount involved by some public functionary of
tbe United States.
Bids from defaulting contractors, and those
that do not fully comply with the requirements
ol this advertisement, will not be considered.
Blank forms for Proposals can be had on ap
plication at this office.
The right is reserved by the United States to
reject any part or the whole of the bids, as may
be deemed best for tbe interest of the service.
Sample of the Twine can be seen at this Office,
but a sample of each article proposed to be de
livered must accompany tbe proposal.
Endorse Envelopes, "Proposals for Quarter
Blaster's Stores."
By order of
Bvt. Major-Gen. G. H. CROSMAN,
Asst. Quartermaster-Gen. U. S. Army.
HENRY W. JANES,
Captain and Asst. Quartermaster,
7 1 6t Brevet Major U. S. Army
iROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.
TT. S. Engineer Office, Harbor Defenses,)
Ho. 55 Bjiconjd Btkekt. Third Story.
Baltimore, Aid. )
Sealed Proposnls will be received at this Office
until Noon of THURSDAY, the 11th inst., for
excavating a channel way through a shoal near
lower end of npper part of old dredged channel
In the Bunquehunna, below Havre de Grace.
The amount of matter to be removed is esti
mated not to exceed 10,000 cublo yards.
Proposals will be for actual amount of matter
removed and deposited, in accordance with
dlrectionsof Superintending Euglneer.
The average haul will not exceed lxA miles.
No bids will be considered except such as are
made after forms to be obtained from this
Office either by letter or personal application.
Bids will be opened at 12 P. M. on the 11th
day of July, 1H(7, in presence of such bidders as
may desire to be present.
Tne right is reserved to reject all or any of
tbe bids for any cause deemed sufficient by the
undersigned.
WILLIAM P. CItAIGHILIi,
7 8 6t Bvt. Lt.-Ool., Major of Eagiueers.
IDADEDPHIA DEPOT.
Assistant Quartermaster's Office.
jno. iiau uiuakd street, July I, ItiSl. j
Proposals will be received at this office until
12 o'clock M., BATUKDAY, July 6, 1807, for re
pairing and putting In serviceable condition,
one hundred and seven (107) Portable Army
Forges, stating the time required for finishing
the repairs. The Forges cau be seen at the
United States Storehouse, Hanover Street
Wharf, Philadelphia.
By order of
Brevet Mal.-Gen. G. H. CROSMAN,
Asst. Quartermaster-Gen. U. S. A.
, , UKNKV W. JANES,
Captain and AsaU Quartermaster,
6 20 5t Brevet Major U. 8. A.
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ORNAMENTS,
FK AH ESI
ETC. ETC.
NOW OPEN.
THE ABOVE SPLENDID STOCK
CF
MILLINERY GOODS,
AT TBS ESTABLISHMENT 07
MAD'LLE KEOGH,
No. 004 WALNUT St.,
WEOBE ELEGANT SHOW BOOMS have already
been visited by numerous purchasers: and she respect.
fQHy aDneuncei that she Is constantly receiving NEW
STYLES, and selling always at LOW PRICES.
KGIMIAG MILLINERY
BKCEIVES AT III: II ESTABLISHMENT
HOST SPECIAL ATTENTION, AMD
TUEBEFOBE HUE OFFEBSt THE BEST
HTOCU OF
MOURNING BONNETS
IN THE CITT.
MAD'LLE KBOOn,
4 U thstusml MO. 004 WALNUT STBEET,
flO URNINC MILLINERY.
ALWAYS ON HAND A LARGE ASSORTMENT O
MOURNING BONNETS,
AT HO. 04 WALNUT STBEET.
827 6m MAD'LLE KEOCH.
MRS. It. DILLON.
KOH, AND Stl SOUTH STBEET,
Bas a handsome assortment of SPRING BILLI
MILKY.
Xadles', Mlssee', and Children's Straw and Fancy
Also, Bilks, Velvets, Ribbons, Orapea, Feathers
x lowers, jrramea, ew. I lot
FURNISHING GOODS, SHIRTS,&C.
J W M. H OF MANN,
NO. t NOBTH EIGHTH STBEET.
HOSIERY GOODS.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOSIERY OF
ENGLISH AND GERMAN MANUFACTURES,
For Ladles', Gents', and Children's Wear,
LADIES' MEBINO AND MERINO GAUZE
TESTS.
HISSES' MEBINO AND MEBINO GAUZE
TESTS.
GENTS' MEBINO, MEBINO GAUZE, COT.
TON, AND HEAVY ALL-WOOL SIUHTS
AND DRAWERS.
YOUTHS' MERINO COTTON, AND ME
H1AW UAUIB SUWIS IDIUUI
105 H. A FLEISHER & CO., 105
Successors to Bamberger Brothers,
DEALERS IN
Eo&iery and Staple Trimmings,
n ttiiUYCS, snuituiveaits,
LADIES', GENTS', AND (CHILDREN'S
VA UEJtsUlBia, Tvi
Ao. 105 North EIGUIU Street,
5 lfiwfmSlt THREE DOORS ABOVE ARCH.
105 PHILADELPHIA. 105
g?a HOFFMANN, J R..
NO. 825 ARCH STREET,
FURNISHING GOODS,
(Late Q. A. Hoffman, formerly W. W. Knight,)
FINE SHIRTS AND WRAPPERS.
HOMIER Y AND GLOTES
SILK, LAMRS' WOOL AND MERINO
g 8 tag worn UNDERCLOTHING.
J. W. SCOTT Sc CO.,
SUIRT MANUFACTURERS,
AMD DKALKKS XN
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
NO. 814 CHEftNUT STREET.
FOUR DOORS LKLOW THE "CONTINENTAL,"
UTIrp PHILADELPHIA.
PATENT SHOULDER. SEAM
SHIhT MANUFACTORY,
ANDGENTLI MEN'S FURNISHING STORE
PERFECT Fl'l TI SO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
madelroiu measi re nent ai very short noiloe.
All other an clss of GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
uuuus iu iuu vai im f.
WINCHESTER A CO.,
Ill No. 70S CHEbNUT Street.
TRENCH STEAM
SCOURING.
ALDEDYLL MARX & CO..
NO. la SOUTH ELEVENTH STREET
AND
NO. 818 BACK STREET. 31 wow
JULY 5, 18G7.
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOFSAFES
piRE AND BURGLAR SAFES!
HAEVIFS PATENT ;
ALUM AND DRY PLASTER
THOROUGHLY FIRE-PROOF.
PERFECTLY DRY.
ALWAYS RETAIN TIIE1E QUALITIES4
i
MANY THOUSANDS OF OCR SAFES IN
USE.
EXAMINE BEFORE PURCHAS1NO ELSE
WHERE.
MARVIN & CO.,
721 CHESTNUT St.(MasonicHall)
AND SOS BBOADWAT, NEW YORK.
FAMILY SAFES FOR PLATE. JEWELRY.
ETC. ETC.
BANKERS STEEL CHESTS,
SECOND-HAND SAFES.
SAFES EXCHANGED ON LIBERAL
TERMS. 8 1 stuthsm
SEND FOB ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE.
WANTS.
B
00K AGENTS IN LUCK AT LAST.
Tbe crisis Is passed. The hour bas come to lift the
veil ofsecresy which baa bltberto enveloped the Inner
blstory ot tbe great civil war, and ibis Is done by offer
ing to mc puDiio ueaerai m j, iiun a
"HISTORY CF THE SECRET SERVICE."
For tbrllllna Interest tbls book transcends all the
romances ot a tbousandyears. and conclusively proves
teal "irum is siranKer man notion."
Agents are clear! nit from 1200 to 1300 per month.
ituud we can prove io anj aounimg applicant. A.
few more can obtain agencies in territory yet unoccu
pied. Aaaress
P. GARRETT A CO
NO. 70S CIIEatNUT STREET,
7 2tf PHILADELPHIA.
WANTED, FIVE HUNDRED RECRUITS
for tbe U.S. Marine Corps. Recruits must be
able-bodied, young, unmarried men. Tbey will be
employed In tbe Government Navy-yards ana In
bblps of War on loielgn stations, i'or further Infor
mation apply to
JAM JUAiWlO,
CaDtaln and KecruitlnK OrUcer.
419tmwtf jNo. 811 8. FRONT btreeU
EXCURSIONS.
FOE CAPE MAY ON TUE3-
JDAYH, THURSDAYS, AND 8ATUR-
aa i o. iiie swirt new steamer BAMUitL. M,
FELTON, Captain L. Davis, will commence running
to Cape May on SATURDAY, June 2S, leaving CHES
NUT Street wharf at 9 A, M., returning on Monday.
-ruefeiion win leave jruuaaeipma on xuesaays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays, and return on Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays, during the season. Fare
n X. .. .O.Ci lnAl..lnn !l l.l . . . .
I" V U J'T3 IMI.I IW, II1UUUIUI 1L I J C UI1U, DWT.UH,
f l vo; juiiureu, f i 20,
.rreiicnt win oe receivea unin avsu a. m.
7 8 at U. H. HUD DELL.
EXCURSIONS UPTHB RIVER.
Tbe splendid steamboat JOHN
VtaitAl.K Diakes dally Arternoon Kicuralons tn
Burlington and Bristol, stoirping at Rlv.rton, Torres
dale. Andalusia, and Beverly, each wav. 'Ihima
excursions leave CUESNUT STREET WHARF at
2 o'clock In tbe Afternoon. Returning, leave Bristol
at 4 o'clock, arriving In the city at 8 o'clock P. M.
j AJKJS excursion, 4U eta. i!.acn way.aac is a& ant
rtAftUZZ EXCURSIONS ON TIIE
JSeS SCHUYLKILU-steamera leave Fair
luuuut tmik. (loot of Coates street),
EVERY HALF HOUR,
FOR LAUREL HILL CEMETERY,
AND
THE FALLS OF SCHUYLKILL.
First boat leaving Falrruount at 7 A. M.: last boat
at 60 P. M Last boat leavluir Falls of Schuylkill at
'46 P. M 651m
MB ALTIMORE
IMPROVED BASE BURNING ;
FIRE-PLACE HEATER
With.
Magazlu. atnd
Illuml.
Bating Doors.
Ttie Most Cbcetful and Perfect Heater in Use. '
T?T-RW.PT.Artr. or BASEMENT HEATERS are
comparatively little known iu this country, except
ing a few cities, having been first Introduced Into
BALTIMORE some twelve years since, and. In their
use, for some years counueu uiosiiy w iui uny uu
WwfthlnNthe laM 'six years, these BALTIMORE BA8E
BURNING FIREPLACE HEATERS have been
extensively used in ruiLADttLrniA ou vicmiiy,
for beatlDg moderate size bouses, and they have
proved to be the BEST HEATER ever Introduced In
this market, lor beating TWO, THREE, or FOUR
Rooms, connected with one chimney.
Tliav hava a laree ILLUMINATING SURFACE,
wblcb adds much to tbeir beauty, glviog thein tbe ad
vntuges of an OPEN GRATE i lltE BTTDD, -
'1 tiese II 1LA iiLiuo uavs a jua.'j.ii'
CHAMBER lor coals, which. Insures cons taut lire
and even temperature, and saves much trouble.
Tbey arealsoa perfect BASE BURNING HEATER.
Are much more desirable than GRATES or STOVES,
requiring less coal and attention. ,
Tbey are equally as we 11 suited to the COUNTRY as
CITY; placing them in tbe SITriNG or DINING
ROOMS, and heating one or more rooms above.
These miniature FURNACES are set In the FIRE
PLACE, and the heat Is couveyed through the chim
ney flues to the PARLOR and CHAMBERS above,
thus beating TWO or THRKK ROOMS with one fire.
By addiugcool every TWELVE HOURS tbe tire
may be kept for months: affordlug a pleasant and
agreeable heat at a very low priee.
We manufacture them with SQUARE anrt CIR.
CULAR TOP Frames, aud RIGHT aud LEI' T baud
Smoke Pipes. Jf, N. CLARK,
7 1 tufsSt
NO. 1008 MARKET Street. Phil a,
i ii I..II.HMII mMi L'UW-i?b.rllK!1JKtHIIMr
iWlV;0llII)WHf?
THE GENUINE EAKLK VEIN, THIS (JELN
brated PRESTON, and the pure bard GREEN
WOOD t'OAij, itgg anu ntuvw, iu, w ait uarus ut
city at M 60 per lou; superior LEHIOH at '5.
Each of toe above articles are warrauted to give
rer feet satisfaction In every respect. Orders receives
at No. 114 s. THIRD Street; Emporium, Na ll
WASHIISOTON Avenue. 41
ROPER'S NEW AMERICAN
BREECH-LOADING REPEATING SHOT
' GUN,
FIBINGFOUB SHOTS IN TWO SECONDS,
Using ordinary Ammunition. Manufactured by the
ROPER REPEATING KirtiJn '
beret, Massachusetts, under personal supervtoloa of
a M. SPEKCER, Inyeotorof lb. famous SPENCER
BI '--. Bend tor circular. 16 m
IZZZ pniLAPELrniA bubobcn'8
fksP i.NWUH INSTITUTE, No. H N.
NINTH Street, abov. Market,-H. U
fuXra.M
uranuatlng Pressor. Truae, and a variety ol
, Braces, Crutches, Buir.i era. mu. -b-'-1
nti conducted by a Lady, M
1ifH
Q R O QUE T.
AMERICAN CROQUET COMPANY.
R. HOSKIITS & CO.,
NO. 91 ARCH STBEET,
SOLE AGENTS.
CBOO.VET, $7-00, 14'00, lf09. AN
140 PER SET.
OCR ? NET IS EtUAL TO OTIIA.S
MANUFACTURERS' flO'OO SETS.
WIIOLTSALH AND RETAIL.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR.
B. HOSHINS A CO
NO. BIS ARCH STREET.
1 1 imbsSmrp
V7EDDING CARDG.
PARTY INVITATIONS.
TIIE LATEST NOVELTIES.
H. H0SKINS Ss CO.,
STATIONERS AND ENOBAYEBS,
lltntbsSmrp NO. til ARCH STBEET.
v kR ANDAH stripes.
CRIMSON, GREEN,
BLUE AND RUFF
LINEN AND COTTON
STUI I? e Q
FOB
VERANDAHS AND AWNLNGS.
ALSO,
Koulncts and Mosquito Nettings
WITH TUB PATENT UMRRELLA FRAM
FOB BEDS AND CRIBS.
SHADES.
PLAIN AND GILT BOBDEBED,
WHITE, BCFF, AND GBEEN
LINEN AND HOLLAND SHADES
HADE AND PUT UP IN TOWN OB CO UN-
TBY BY EXPERIENCED WORKMEN,
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN & ARRISOIf,
6 26 101 NO. 1008 CUESNUT STREET.
JOHN O. ARRISON,
Nos. 1 and 3 North Sixth Street,
Philadelphia,
would 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 be surpassed by any in the
Market. rmrpi
g E D D I N C
OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS.
AT
RET3TJCEr PRICES.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
NO B3 BIDGE AVENUE NEAR TINE SI
J. G. FULLER.
S23tntbsrp
M
R
N
To Insurance Companies, Manufacturers of Paten
Medicines, and Business Men generally.
Tbe nnderslgned beg leave to inform the pnblio that
the7Br '"""sblngf .'u large quantities. Show Carda
and Signs of any aeslgn, suitable tor outdoor and In
door display. Hold-leaf Letters on Japanned Tin.
2 bey are superior to work done by band, as regards
finish and durability, aud can be furnished for lesa
than one-half tbe price. Also, Paper Cutters as busi
ness cards.
Ordinary Signs constantly on hand, and a great
variety o Lithographic Engruvluga. Call and ex
amine specimens of work.
J AGGERS & WILLIAMS.
6 28 lmrp No. 612 CHESNUT Street, Room 13.
QRYSON & 80N,
AT THE OLD STAND,
Not. and 8 If. SIXTH Street,
PRINTERS, STATIONERS, BLANK BOOKS.
A fine assortment of PAPERS, ENVELOPES.
PENS, PENCILS. INES, ETO.
Hanks, Corporations, and New Firms furnished
with KOOEH. PRINTING, ETC., AT SHORT
NOTICE. 29 lmrp
Q-fO ARCH STREET. OAH FIXTURES.
ilLZl CHANDELIERS, BRONZE STATUARY
ETC. VAN KIRK A CO. would respectfully dliect
the attention of their friends and the public gene
rally, to their large and elegant assortment of UAH
FIXTURES. CHANDELIERS. and ORNAMENTAL
BRONZE WARES. Those wishing hamlsome and
thoroughly mtide Goods, at very reasonable prices,
will find lttothelradvauUtgetoglveusacaU before
purchasing elsewhere,
N.R. Soiled or tarnished fixtures reflnished with,
special cure and at reasonable prices.
21 tin VANKIRK A CO.
gLATE MANTELS.
SLATE MANTELS are unsurpassed tor Durability
Eeanty, trength. and Cheapness.
SLATE MANTELS, and Slate Work General
made to order.
J. B. KIMES 9j CO..
11 6m Nos 26andl28CHEHNTJT Street!
CORN EXCHAN
BAG MANUFACTORY.
Q B
JOHN T. BAILEY AO a,
KKMOVKD TO
N. E. Corner of MARKET and WATER Btreete.
Philadelphia.
DEALERS IN BAUS AND BAGGINQ
Of every Deeorlptlon, lor
Grain, Floor, Bait, super-Phosphate of Lime. Bona
Dust, Etc
Large and small GVNN Y BAUS constantly on hand.
Also, WOOL BACKS. "
John T, Batxky. Jims Cabcapkm.
JjITLER, WEAVER & C0.f
MANUFACTURERS OF
Manilla and Tarred Cordage. Cord
Twines, Etc.
No. ?S North WATER Street and
. No. 2a North DELAWARE AveYot,
IXINRAD W C.'LOTMIBB. 1,1
PATENT WIRE WORK
FOB RAILINGS, BTORE FRONTS
COAL SCREENS, ttS1
Madiiraotured by '