THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHIL A DELHiTA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1868.
D VS1NESS N0T1 CES.
Alpaca and Dbap d'Rtk Sack Coats. Bla.k and
fancy color Cloth Back Coats, light weight.
Black and f.ncr colon C oth Chesterfields, light
weight.
Linen end Dock Park Cotts. whits and colored.
Cloth, Casalmere, Drap d'Kte and Linen Vesta,
Casslmere and Linen Pnta, large assortment,
fclnen Dusters.
Krerf variety of Clothlpg milted to the season for
Men, Youth. Boys and Children, new, fresh and
'hlonable, replenished dlly, nd selling rapidly at
?oes guaranteed lower than the lowest elsewhere,
and tall sat Infection guaranteed every purchaser, or
(he sals cancelled and miney refunded.
Half nny between Bsnnrrt A CO.,
Fifth and V Towbh Halc.
tHxth streets.) No, 518 Mabkkt St.,
Phh.adbi.phia,
awn Wo. WnnTw y. WW Vohk.
A WARNINO TO CODNTBiFBITaB8, AMD a,
Tioj to Pobohasbrh No expense will be spired
no legal means of punishing fraud will be neglected.
In the effort to prevent tbe counterfeiting of Hos
tbttbb's 6T0MACH Bittkks. But scoundrellsm,
wfaon Its cunning and activity are stimulated by the
hope of gain, Is very Ingenious and Industrious. The
men whose despicable business It Is to simulate
valuable proprietary medicines, and who substitute
therefor dangerous or worthless preparations, are
proverbially d'flicnlt to catch. Host of them have
many aliases, and they flit from fttate to State with
snrprlfllng agility, In tbe hope of evading the clutches
of the law. Tbe proprietors of Hostkttbii's Sto
mach Bittbhs are determined, if possible, to hunt
them down. Travelling agents are employed for this
purpose, and wherever an offender Is detected he Is
prosecuted with the. utmoit rigor of tlietaw.
No amount of vigilance, however, can prevent the
occasional Introduotion of Imitations and counter
felts. Tbe pub lo are tberetore caution kd not to
purchase any article purporting to be Hostkttkb's
Stomach Uittbbs which is not authent'cated by tbe
handsome government (tamp, specially engraved for
the proprietors, and also by their eunerb new label
with a beautiful vlgcetle. representing the conflict
between Bt. George and the Dragon, at the top. and
miniature note ot hand, slgntd Hosteller fc Smith
at the foot,
N. B, The genuine Bittkbs are sold In Bottlbs
Only, All persons who pretond to sell the article
by tae gillon or barrel, are Impostors, and the stuff
they offer la a worthless and probably poisonous
counterfeit,
Tm other evening one gentleman pointed out a
dandlfltd-looklng Individual to bis friend asascnlp"
tor. "What!" said bis trlend, "such a looklngchap
as that a sculptor? Surely, you must be mistaken,"
-"He may not be the kind of one you mean," said the
Informant, "but I know that he 'chiseled' a tailor out
of a suit of clothes last week." The way to prevent
any "fine-art" practice of that kind Is toselllowand
orcash. as at Charles Stokes ft Coa Clothing House
tinder the Continent!
ErEBB's ''Standard Wink Bittkbh "The unde
nlable fact tfcat these Blttt-rs are composed In the
main of Bpeer's pure wine analyzed, and recom
mended to Invalids and the Medical Profession by
tbe best Chemists lu the Uilted states cannot fall In
Inspiring confidence In the public, In the uie of tbe
"Wine Bitters."
Bold by Fred. Brown, comer of Fifth and Chesnut
'Streets, and other Druggists.
Jiwklby.-Mr. William W. CAssldy, No. 12 South
Second street, has the largest and most attractive
asrurtment of fine Jewelry and silverware in the city.
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining a real, pure arti
cle furnished at a prloa which cannot be equalled
Be also has a large stuck ol American watches in all
varieties and at all priced. A visit to his store la sure
to result in pleasure and protU
While Waitiko you a Cough "to go as It
Cime." you are often sowing tbe seeds of Con
sumption. Better try at once Jaynb's Expecto
rant, sure cure for all Coughs and Colds. Sold
everywhere.
Fourth or July and Cpk May. A. special ex'
curilon train will run to Cape May on Saturday. July
the 4th. The new Kxcurs.on House whl be open, a
Orand Hop w.ll take place, and Uas.iler's Band will
be la attendance.
Fine Custom Madk Booth and Bhoks for Gen
tlemen. Bart.ett, No. S3 South Sixth street, ubjve
Cbeeuub
Rai.b ov Boots and siioks. Tbe attention of
the trade is called to U l. McClees & Co's. sale of
l-iiotsaud Hboea. to he sold hy catalogue, lor canb, to
morrow (Thursday) morning, July a, at 10 o'clock.
Tbbnwith has all manner of Interesting Journals,
TlctrlalB, luuny pamphlets, magazines, etc., enough
to bodpIv every citizen, grml or auiall, lu our city.
le has knack, tco, ot lurulshlug his patrons wlih
the New York papers before tbe malls an I ve, that Is
sneeiaily commendable. His emporium, at No, 1U7
S. Third Btreet. is completely stocked.
nn, stock op Spring cloth ins u decidedly the
cheapeit and beU People will not. believe
U until lliey come and examine,
Wanauakkh it HmiwN,
The jAirgest Clothing House,
"Oak Hall"
The Corner of Sixth and Market ttreeti,
Oub Boys' and Youths' suits for Drest or School
are lite cluawsl, prettiest and best,
WANAMAKH.K & BBOWN,
I7ie Largest Uttthing House,
'Oak 11 all,"
The. corner of Sixth and Market streets,
OnB Custom DkpabTmbnt is the largest and belt in
Philadelphia. Mat hundred of different
ttylet of goods.
Wanamakkr A Brows,
Tlie liarueU Clothing House
' Oak Hall."
17k corner of Sixth and Market street.
OUB CUSTOM Cuttkbs are men of taste and ability,
Wanauakkh te Ubuwn.
The jAtrirtt Clothing House,
"Oak Hall."
The corner of Sixth ana Market streets,
OUB Pbiobs are M per cent below other houst s pro
during same goods.
WanauaKhkA Bhuwn,
The jMrgfst Clothing House,
"Oak Hall."
Tfie corner of Sixth and Market streets.
MARMED.
FLINT GONZALEZ On the 30th of May, at Pan
Pavarlnr. U A , Or JOHN V. FLINT. U. K Consul
t I, a Union, to 1'ILAK MAUI A UUNZALtZ, ot ban
tialvarer.
BINKINSON VANZANT. Bt Rev. A. Manshlp,
nn'-evlHlot J u "elan a' No 8il N. Broad street. Mr,
BENJAMIN Bl N K INS JN to Mms EMMA VAN
ZAN I, both of Philadelphia.
BI9TY WI8HART. On Tuesday evening,, June
80. lb6H, at the residence or the brble's futlier, oy Kev.
V imam T Mt!ee, asBlned by Kev. M. H. - sty, J NO.
B. WHTV to ELLF.N. eldest daugliter of L. J. o. Wis
hart M D., all of thl" lty. it-crautoD, Pa audMlll
ville, N. J., papers please copy.) i
DIED.
CHTJUCHMAN. On the 8iih lilt., at hts residence.
In Germantowu, CHAKL1W W. CUUKUUMAN.
ftged t years.
t RAW FORD. On June 30, ADAM McCOY, son of
B-'beri and husannah Crawl, ml, aged IK years.
The relative aud irleuds ot the laiutiy are respect
fully InvlieO. to attend the funeral, from the resl
deuce of ms rmrems, No Ai-t H. Twentieth street, on
Friday, the Kd Instant. at3J o'clock P. M. To proceed
to M ui'i elau Cemetery.
For.WEM-. On the 80th ultimo, S ATI AH ANN
JoLvVKuIi. wife of Jam ta Folweli, In the 55lh year of
'"Ber'vrcBS will be held at the residence of her hus
band. James Folwell, No. 1217 Moulnrey street, on
Tiiursriay alternoon at 8 o'clock. Funeral to proceed
to Oxford. Chester couuly, on the morulug or July 8,
lu the 74 o'clock Hue.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
AmebioaN
Life Insurance Company,
Of Philadelphia-
S. E. Corner Fourth and Walnut Slrccls.
mt-Ttiit Imtitution has no superior in, the United
CLOTHING.
CONCERNING THE K0BIN.
TLe Robin tbat Bits on tbe top of the tree,
Singing bia gammer song,
Has notbing whatever on earth to do,
But to whistle the whole da long.
He sits on the top of tbe blokory tree, '
Exposed to all sorts of weathers,
Binging, and whistling, and chirping awaj,
With nothing npon him but feathers.
Bat we can't go like the musical bird,
With never a suit of clothes,
For it wouldn't be exaotly genteel;
So we furnish ourselves with those
Which ROCKUILL & WILSON sell for cash
At their elegant Brown Stone Store I
There's clothing enough for all we want,
And thousands, and thousapds more t
Thousands and thousands of SrRINGr AND
SUMMER SUITS, of elegant patterns, durable
material, admirable fit, and at the most ridicu
lously low prices. Come and see them i
ROCKHILL & WILSON,
Kos. 003 aud COS C1IESAUT STREET,
4 11 8m4p PHILADELPHIA,
FRANK CRANELLO,
TAILOR,
No. 021 CHESNUT STREET,
(r-ENN MUTUAL BUILDINGS),
HAVING SKCURED THE SERVICKS OF THE
FOLLOWING EMINENT ARTISTS,
JOSEPH TACKiT, on Coals,
EKSEST L. MUELLER, on Tants aud
Vests,
ENTIRE SATISFACTION AS TO ST TLE AND
FIT 18 FULLY GUARAN I E 10 1),
BC1T8 MADE TO ORDER IN TWENIY-FOUR
HOURS' NOTICE. 618 801
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.
TAVING TURCIIASED TUB INTEREST
OF THOMA WBIOU1NS, ESQ.
My Ute rartner In the firm or WRIGGIN3 A WAR
DEN, I am now prepared to oQer
A NEW AND VARIED STOCK Of
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
AT THE OLD STAND.
S.K. CORN Kit FIFTH AND CHESNUT STS,
And rrnptclfnllv rrqnest a continuance ot the pa
tn nage no long and liberally liexiowpd upon the lais
tlrui. Par'lculitr auriitlnn given to the repairing ol
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
A. B. WARDEN,
Philadelphia, March 16, 1868. 6 u wfm'Zm
JEWELRY! JEWELRYI
S. E. Corner Tenth and Chesnut.
NEW STORE.
NEW GOODS.
WRICGINS & CO.,
(Formerly WrlRglDS & Warden, Filth and Cbeamit)
Invlie mien uo n lo their Mew Jewelry blore, 8. K. our
hi'r 'IH NTH and CHESNUT Streets.
We are now prepared, with our Extensive Stock, to
oiler GREAT INDUCEMENTS to buyera.
WATCHES ot me mom celebrated runners. JEW
ELRY, ana P1LVER WARE, always the latest de
ntins aud best qual Hies.
GcodH especially fleslgned for BRIDAL PRESENTS,
farticular ailentlnn givpu to the RepalrliiK ol
WATCHES AND JEWELRY. L 1 mwl
WltlQQINS & CO..
8. E. Corner Tcr.'.n and Chennut Ntrccts.
Tiade Mark lJ Stamppd on the
Electroplate t SSS. 01
JAMES E. CALDWELL & CO.
JEWELLERS,
No. 002 CHESNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
Bave been appointed
SPKOIAL. AC1KNTS
In this city for the sale ol the
GOltHAM MFG. COMPANY'S
FINE ELECTRO-PLATED WARE.
We guarantee these goods to be decidedly superior
to anything In the market, excelling In design, finish
aud quality.
Alarge assortment will be maintained, and sold at
tbe manufacturers regular
FIXED PRICES. TS wra2m
OPERA GLASSES.
1
;K0M BARD0U & SOX, I'AKIS.
JAMES E. CALDWELL & CO.,
JKWP2L.L.ER8,
No. 002 CHESNUT Street,
Have Just Opeaed a Large Istrolca of
PARTICULARLY FINE
OPERA CLASSES,
Including every variety of
Rock Crystal,
Ocular Graduated,
Duclicsse, and
YARIA11LE AND AND MU11T LENSES.
ALSO, 4 ItW
Tourist Ulasses and Telescopes.
SOAP.
QUEKN OP ENGLAND SOAP
QUKKN OF KNULANl) HO A P.
QUEKN OF ENOLAND SOAP.
For doing a lamtly washing In tbe bunt and cheap
est manner. Onarauleed fqual lo any in tbe world!
Has all the streuKtb ot theold rosin soap, with the
in lid aud latht-rlug iinullUMi of Eenulue Caatlle. Trr
tlilRcplflldid Mnap. H')L THK
ALDEN CHEMICAL WOKKH, NO. 48 NORTH
f RON T HI'.. PHILADELPHIA. f8 2iiamp
DEAFNESS. EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
acieuue and skill bave Invented to asnlst the
hearing In every degree ol deafueNs; also. Roeplrators;
fclsu. trandall's I'aient Crutulies, .upwrlor to any
others In une, at P. M ADKiKA'b. No. lis b. TKN'l'H
Hlrewt .le,low Ohewnnt. t BHn
ROIKJF.RS' AND WOSTENHOLM'S POCKET
KMVKH, Pearl aud tsiag Handlus. ol beaiullul
tlulMh. liOlxiKltH' aud WADH & HUTCHKIt'H
HAMRH, and ihe celebrated LEOOULTRE RAZOR
bl'lhBORM ot the ttneeiqiiitllty,
RuKiira. Knives, bvlit-urs. aud Table Cutlery Ground
and PollHhed. at P. MALUU-UA'ti, No. Hi b. TKNTH
btreet, below ChtmuuU ib5p
UNANCIAL.
660 MILES
OF TBI
UNION PACIFIC
BAILROAD
Are now finished and in operation. Sixty miles of
track bave been laid this spring, and the whole line
between the Atlantlo and Pacta o State is being
pnshed forward more rapidly than ever before. More
than twenty thousand men are employed, and it la
not Impossible that the entire track, from Omaha to
Sacramento, will be finished In 189 instead of 170.
Tbe mean provided are ample, and aU that energy,
men and money can do to secure the completion ef
this
GREAT NATIONAL WORK
At the earliest possible day, will be done.
The UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
receive:
I.-A OOTF.BKMEBT GRANT of the right of
way, and all necessary timber and other ma
terials tourd along the line of Its operations.
I I.-A GOVERNMENT 43BANT of 12,800 aoies
of land to the mile, taken in alternate sections
on each side ot lta road. This Is an absolute
donation, and will be a source of large revenue
in the future.
I I I. -A GOVERNMENT GRANT of United
States Thirty-year Bonds, amounting to from
16,000 to V48.000 per mile, according to the diffi
culties to be surmounted on the various sections
to be built. The Government takes a second
mortgage as security, and It is expected that
not only the Interest but the principal amount
may be paid In service rendered by the Company
In transporting troops, malls, etc. The interest
is now much more than paid In this way, besides
securing a great saving In time and money to
the Government.
IV. -A GOVERNMENT GRANT of the right to
issue Its own FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, to
aid In building the road, to the same amount as
the U. 8. Bonds, Issued for the same purpose,
lindnomore. THE GOVERNMENT PERMITS
tLeTrunleestor the First Mortgage Bondholders
to deliver tbe Bonds to the Company only as the
road Is comp.eted, and after It has been ex
amined by United Blates Commissioners and
pronounced to be In all respects a tirst-c'am
Railroad, laid with a heavy Trail, and com
pletely supplied with depots, stations, turnouts,
car-shops, locomotives, cars, eta
V. -A CAPITAL STOCK fttJRKCRIPTION
from tbe stockholders, of which over JCiglU Mil
lion Hollars have been paid lu upon the work
already done, and which will be increased as
the wants of the Company require.
VI. -NET CAftn EARNINGS on Its Way Busi
ness, tbat already amount to MORE TUaN
THE INTEREST on the First Mortgage Bauds,
-rune m.n.t.. - innlnatlous of the vast
tbiough trallio tbat must foil w the openiug
of tbe line to the Paoliio, but they certainly
prove that
First Mortgage Bonds
Upon such a property costing nearly three time
thtlr amount,
Arc Secure Reyoud any Contingency.
The Company bave abundant means In tbelr trea
sury, and make no appeal to tbe pubho to purchase
their Bunds, as tbe dally subscriptions are entirely
satisfactory; but they submit that, for entire security
and liberal returns, there Is certainly no bettor in
vestmeut In the market,
Tbe Union PacIIlc Bonds are for tiooo each, and
bave coupons attached, Ihey have thirty years to
run, and bear annual Interest, payable on the first
duvs of January .and July, at the Company's Olttce, In
the City of New York, at tbe rate of six per conk In
gold. The Principal Is payable In gold at ma
turity. At tbe present rate of Gold, these bonds pay an
annual Income on their cost ot
NEARLY NINE PER CENT.
The Company reserve the right to advanoe the
rate at any time, and will not All any orders or receive
an subscriptions on which the money has not been
actually paid at the Company's office before the time
ot such advance.
Bubsci Iptlons will be received in Philadelphia by
DE HAVEN & BROTHER
No. 40 S. THIRD Street,
W. PAINTER & CO.,
No. 8 S. THIRD Street,
AND IN KEW YORK
AT THE COMPANY'S OFFICE,
No. 20 KAUBAU Street,
AND BY
JOHN J. CISCO & SON, BANK KH.V,
No. 69 WALL Street,
A nd by the Company's advertised Agents throughout
the United States.
Remittances should be made In drafts or other
innds par lu New York, aud the bonds will be sent
free of charge by return express. Parties subscrib
ing through local ageuts will look to them fur their
sale delivery.
A PAMPHLET AND MAP FOR 1868 has Just been
published by tbe Company, giving fuller Information
than Is possible in an advertisement, respecting tbe
Progress of the Work, tbe Resources or tbe Country
traversed by tbe Road, the Means for Construction,
and tb Value of the Bonds, which will be sent tree
on application at tbe Company' offices or to any ol
the advertised Aaenta.
JOHN J. CISCO, TREAMURER,
May 2. 1868. 51 taw til Mew York.
QLENDINNINQ & DAVIS.
HO. 48 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
Stock and Gold Brokers
QUOTATIONS OF NEW YORK STOCKS
ALWAYS ON BAND, I IJ 8
b. eULSDiNsma. jr. jokbt a. davii
THE SAFE DEPOSIT CO.
For Bafa Keeplatff of Valuable!, flerl.
ties, ate., n Keating of Safes,
DIRFCTORS
N. B. Browne, I J. Gllllngham Fell,! A lex. Henry,
C!. 11. Clarke, O. MacaUwter, B. A. Caldwell
John Welhta, IK. W.Clark. I Geo. F. Tyler.
OFFICE, NO. 4111 CHESNUT NTRF.KT,
N. B. BKOWNE. Frenulum.
O, II. OLA UK, Vloe-Prsldnt,
8, PATTERSON, pec, aud Xrwutuw, 114 wfmi
FINANCIAL.
SMITH, RANDOLPH
& CO.
PHILADELPHIA AJiD TOW YORK,
CXALSRS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
7-30s converted into 5-20s
STOCKS AND GOLD
Bought and Sold on Commission.
Sorcrpfgns, Knpoloons, nnd all Foreign
tiold and Silver Bought and Sold.
Collections made with prompt returns.
Agents Tor the Union and Central PacIOc
Railroad First Mortgage Bonds.
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.,
No. 10 South THIRD Street,
sttf
PHILADELPHIA.
N 8
OF THB
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF
The Union Pacific Railroad Co,,
AMD
Central Pacific Railroad Co,,
Paid at the Banking House or
VM. PAINTER & CO.,
No. 36 S. THIRD Street,
1" PHILADELPHIA,
Who hare the Paeiflc Bonds on hand for
Immediate delivery.
New Descriptive Pamphlets, with Map,
furnished without charge, on application.
GOLD BOUGHT.
DE HAVEN & BR0.,,
No. 40 SOUTH THIRD ST.
6 iz lm
QANKING HOUSE
0P
JayCooke&(p.
MVS. 11 AND 114 KOUTI1 TIHIBD MTUBET
PHILADELPHIA.
DEALER1) IN ALL UUVKKNMENT 8ECDRI
XI I"
OLD B-aOs WANTED IN EXCHANGE FOR
maw,
A LIBFRAL DTFFERWNPK ALLOWED.
fOM POUND INTKN EST NOTKi WANTED.
JNlNKKftT ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
Collections made, Biooks bought ftiiu sold on Com
mlKslon. ppeclal business accommodations reserved for
Udlea. ' Km
EYEX PER CENT. MOIITUAGE BONDS
Of tbe Pennsylvania and New York Canal and
Railroad Company, Guaranteed, Principal
and Interest, by tbe
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company.
Tor Sale at D5, and Interest from June 1
c. & ii. isorjE,
No. 8 MFRCHANTa' EXCHANGE,
HOW EN & FOX,
6 25 1rcrp No, 13 MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
Q1TY OP PITTSBURG WATER WORK
BEVEN PER CENT. BONDS,
FOR SALE BY
WHELEN BROTHERS,
No. 105 South THIRD BtrneU
POINT BREEZE PARK RACES.
POINr BREKZE PA.UK.
FRIDAY. July a Mutcu tir
-&)AhZr IWH). Mile htulM 8 lu 5, Kood
, ' ' , , ay and track. To start at
u'ciuia r. M.
11 Ooodiu names hay mare Miry, to waeori,
J. Turner liuinfft black umro MxkkIh to linrnil.
The iiilvlieueol a uiumber Introducing a male friend
without pay is suspended r 'I!) ii
HATS AND CAPS.
O JONES, TEMPLE & CO.,
FABUIONABI, K II A 1' T E R 8 .
No. 1 h. NINTH Street.
Firm door above tlheiniit Htrwt. 9J
ri WARBUBTON'S IMPROVED VENTI
4 lated.iiiid eauy-llttlng Dreut Hats (patontnl). In
all tbe Improved lai.li loan of the Reajon. CKWH
LT btreet, next ouut to tlie Poat OUloe. II 1 sp
FINANCIAL.
0ESVEB&BR.O.
OFFEB FOB MAliH
A LIMITED AMOUNT
OP TM
Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany's FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany's FIRST MORTGAGE DONDS.
Coupons cashed at our office.
TamphlctSf Maps, and Bonds, on hand
for Immediate delircry
De Haven & Bro.,
PEALEBN IN eOVEBNM EHT9,
No. 40 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
6 3 PHILADE LPHIA.
i
FLAGS, BANNERS, ETC.
1868.
PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST.
FLAGS, BANKERS, TRANSPARENCIES,
AND LANTERNS,
Campaign Badges, Medals, and Tins,
OP BOTH CANDIDAT&S.
Ten different styles sent on receipt of OneDjllar
and Fifty cents.
Aaenta wanted everywhere.
Flags in Muslin, Bunting, ana Bilk, mi iam, whole
sale and retail.
Political Clubs fitted out with everything they may
require.
CALL ON OR ADDRK33
W. F. SCHEIBLE,
No. 49 SOUTH THLU15 STREET,
(IStfip PHILADELPHIA.
WINES, ETC.
Q5.ARLE5 BOTTLER'S
IMPERIAL SPARKLING
CATAWBA.
SOLE AGENTS,
H. & A. C. VAN BEIL,
No. 1310 CHESNUT Stroot.
5 IS ftuwSmrp
PHILADELPHIA,
GENT.'S FURNISHING GOODS.
gENTLEMEN'S EURN1SHLNU GOODS.
. JOHN C. ARRISON,
Nos. 1 and 3 N. SIXTH St., riiiladelpliia,
Would reBprctfu'ly Invite the attention of O.ulle
men to liis
IMPROVED PATTERN SHIRT,
Which has f Iven such general Satisfaction for neat
ness ol fit on tbe brtabl, coin I on Ij the ii'clr.ari(l eaBe
on the shoulder, ninde of the OtA tuaterlali, oy baud,
and a perfect fit tuara-iteed,
ALSO, A BTjrEIUOR A680UTMENT OV
SUMMER UNDERWEAR,
Vlzi-OAUZE- MERINO, Blf.K AND COTTON
8B111TS, LINEJ AU COTTON DRAWERS,
ItOfclEUY, 0tOVE3.BTO0Ka.TlES. WWAPPK1U,
KTO. KTO 6 1 fmw2mr0
TO RENT.
R
RENT,
rEEMLSES W CHESNUT SU,
10R BTOHE OR OFFfCK.
ALSO, OFFU'E3 AND LABOE RO0M3 suitable
for a Commercial Oo'loge. a-J
eMlf BtNK THBKKPUBLIO.
TO ItKNT.-NO. 10 HAMILTON TEU
L1 1 UAt;K. Win 1'hlUaBlnhia,
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LATEST FROM WASltlXGTOtf:
Special Vtspolch to Ihe Evening Telegraph
WuHiKffroM, July L
CeUt f th H.w Tariff BUI.
The following are the prlnolpal Item., M re
ported lp the new Tariff bill to-day: Imported
copper, In form of ore. s. per lb.; old copper. fi
for remanufactare, io. per lb. j oopper, la plates,
abeeu, eta, 60. per lb : all maaafaotores ia.
which copper Is the chief material, 45 per oent.
ad valorem; nioltel,40o. per lb.; leadetno, 20.
P lb. in .beets, 89. per lb.; steel, 10. per lr.
spilDKi of aleel, 80. per lb.; all description of
Iron, 2J,e. per lb.; all machinery of Iron or iloel,
66 per oent. ad valorem; wrought Iron nuts and
bolts, .1V$o. per lb.; on sal soda and soda orystaU
lo. per lb.; all glassware, 60 per oent. ad
valorem; salt,- In bolt, 2io. per 100 lbs.; sali
lo bBRg, 80 cents per 100 lbs.; nnolcaned rloe,
all Umber, l oent the cnbla foot;
on cork wood, 10 per cent, ad valorem; wines'
excepting ohamnagne, 50 cents per gallon; ohaml
psgne and sparkling wine, to per dozsn bottles;
brandies, $10 per dozen bottles; vinegar, 10
cenU per gallon; linens, 40 per cent, ad valorem,
nnmannfaotared cotton, 2 cents per pound; tndlg
rubber, 6 per cent, per lineal yard, and 4S p -cent,
ad valorem; oarpets, drugg.ngs, eto., Si
cents ad valorem.
The following articles are exempted. In addLi
Hon to those mentioned In the old bill:-.
Books in foreign or dead languages, and on
scltntiflo treaties; also fashion plates engraved
on steel.
Bumao in strloken from the free list.
Fit 031 NE W YORK.
Arrival of the Remains ot Rear Admiral
Ball A Il.avy Robbery Gathering of
the Democratic D.l. gates.
Speexal Dexpilch to The Evening Telegraph,
New Yokk, July 1. Tbe remains of Admiral
Bell and Lieutenant Commanders McKensla
and Reed, arrived In tbe city this morning.
They were taken to the Armory, in Twenty
seventh street, at half- past 1 o'clock P. M. to
day. Tbe remains of Admiral Bell were es.
cortedbythe Mayor and military and naval
offlotrs to the steamer Mary Powell, which will
convey them to Poughkeepsle, Lieutenant
Reed's body will be deposited In St. Mark'
Burying Ground, and Lieutenant McKenzle'4
Will be tent to Chicago.
Eight hundred dollars in money, and nlna
hundred and thirty-nine dollars in checks, was
yesterday stolen from the money-drawer of
Messrs. Weeks & Freeman, flour merchants.
Broad street., a. wait-dressed man engaged tha
attention of the book-keeper, while an aooonv
pi ice si, le tbe money.
Thus far the Convention delegates who have
arrived here are from the remotest parts of ths
country. The members from the Paolflo ooast
mostly arrived here on Monday. The balanoa
of the Southwestern delegations are ezpeoted
to be on hand to day. The New York men;
whose headquarters are at the St. Nloholas
have summoned a meeting to take place at
noon, while at the same hour an Informal
gathering of tbe Kentucky representatives la
announced at the New York Hotel. There oaa
be no doubt so far as a judgment can be formed
from the gossip of the Southern delegates, that
General liancook Is the favorite with a maw
Jority of the Southern men. The name of
Charles Franols Adams was freely used at tha
St. Nicholas.
Wew York Stock luo tat loss, 1 p. IT.
Received by telegraph from Qlendlnnlns A
il.Vin, DKIV. WlUatl n, A. J. 10 d. X LNIU abTtfOlj.
N. Y. Ont. R 134
ChL and N.W. pref. 79',
N. Y. and B. R. 6U8
Ph. una Rea. R 101
Mich. W. and N. 1. R. 9 Hi
Olev. 4 Plttsb'g R.. 88U
Chi. andN.W. com 73
cut. ana u. 1. u iuo;
Pitta. F.W. and Chi. '
RR 1095X
Gold ....140j2
Market steady.
DRY GOODS.
727 chesnut street. 727
RICKEY, SHARP & CO..
mPGRTEKS,
JOBBERS, and
RETAILERS,
OFFER
AN EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS,
Or Our Lato Importations
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
RICKEY, SHARP & CO.,
Ho. 727 CHESNUT Street,
Philadelphia:
NEW
BTOOK
IWrORTEIt AND DEALER IN
LINEN AND HOUSE-FURNISHMG DM GOODS
TakfS this opportnnlty tp tnru his thanks to the
ljuMesi,ri'ullBli'lht -"d surrounrtliiB diHtrlot. tur
their liberal pu"isei nd begs to lulurm laein tbat,
rotl THE ACCOMMODATION OF FAMILIBS
RESIDING IN THK WESTERN PART OF
THE CITY HE HAS OPENED HI3
NEW STORE.
NO. 112S OHKSNUT STREET,"
TWO DOORS BELOW TWELFTH.
II In loos experience in Linen Goods, and his faoill
(lea lor ootttlnlug tuppllcs
DIRECT FROM EUROPEAN MANUFACTURERS,
MLuLle lilm at all tnuf to ullur
THE BK8T GOODS AT THK LOWEST PRI0B8.
The OLD BTORK, H. W. oorper PEVKNTH ant
OH Ec N UT. will lm kpt open aa usual. 4 6 mwftin
rrrjMUND yard & CO.,
So. 017 CHESNUT STREET,
Are olrslng ont their
Stock or White tJooils , Linens, Shawls, Et.
BY AUGUST I.
They Invite tbe attention ol the Trade, U0