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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 18G8.
kigilt kami;i.t:s in PAK1S.
JI. Thi Clto Tourlir-Cbrt DMW.
The "Cite Touruier,"asit ia magniloijueriUy
lyled, occupies a loug, narrow strip of ground
in the Ruede Haudriucourt, au l cousins of a
row of seventeen Luts, each comprising a sin
5I0 apartment, with a small square patch of
earth in front of it. These are M. Tournier's
chi'iteaux and parks, as he ealls them. At the
cite- gates are three or four chiffonuiers, male
and female, all with lighted pipes in their
mouths, lanterns and books in their haurta,
and their baskets, which they jocosely style
"cabriolets" or "cachemires d'osier," accord
ing as the bearers of thetn belong to the mas
culine or feminine gender, already BWUng on
their backs, about to sally forth on their
nightly rounds. These are the early birds of
the HtC, for most of its inhabitants are still
Fnoring on their uncleau couches, sleeping oil
the eflects of the day's customary debauch.
M. Tournier first does the honor of his ovn
chateau, formed of two of these huts thrown
into one. lie is careful to iuforui us that the
iron railings before the windows were not put
up, as we might imagine, as a protection
against dishonest characters, for there are none
in the cite; but to keep bis female tenauts at
a respectful distance. "The womn, you fi'je,"
Le rciuaiks, "all run aftr a line-looking man
like ine, so that I am oblig"l to adopt HlL-iut
lueans to keep them oil." Monsieur Tournier
lias his name inscribed upon his door iu
capital letters and at full length. Enter
ing the first of the two rooms, M. Tour
jiier apologizes for its beiug somewhat ia dis
order. "1 was at a ail" a chill'mnier's, of
course "last night," observes he, "and got
lip late to-day, and my servant has not yet
arranged my salon." The room, we notice, is
Very well lumished, and is huug roun I with
engravings of incidents iu the story of "Abe
lard and lleloise," to which he d'reets our in
tention with the air of a man well veraed iu
the details of the subject, and several portaits
tf the family Tournier, with, of course, the
pilt clock and candlesticks on the ui iutlepi.;e.
Conducting us to the next ajurtm'tit, he iu
troduces us to his daughter, stauding b-jiie a
cradle with a baby iu it; which bi n- a most
untidy chil'onnier, whom Tournier styles his
Valet de chaiubre, is engaged iu rokiuj to
sleep.
V'e now iroceed next door; anl as Tournijr
throws open the gate, be points out to tvi
the neglected state of the "pailc" in front.
"The man win lives here," remarks he,
"has no taste for the beauties of nature; he
Las room enough to plant almost au avenue
of trees, and some lilac-bushes aul
Other llovveiing shrubs, and could grow
climbing roses and scarlet runners all over
these railings, an l yet Le) does not cultivate so
much as a blade of grass." Tournier knocks
at the door, but there is no response; lie de
mands (if the occupants if they ;u- in t . b it
there is still no aiinwer; he shouts to hve tlie
door opened, which brings forth the rejoin ler,
"Va-t-eli au diable. !" which is too much for
M. Tournier. lie goes to the window aud
ilings it wide open, then strikes a hi:ilW'
. match, and calls to us to look at the kiu I of
den into which these people htvt converted
One of his most eleg uit cli. ' -aux. It is a repe
tition of what we h ive ahva ly witnessed rags,
Jefuse, and dirt generally, without a single arti
cle of furniture, not even a broken clj;t'r or
table; a man aud woman, who grumble lou.lly
at their privacy beiu;; intruded on, lie on a
heap of rags at one end of the room, a couple
of miserable-looking children sleep among th j
tones aud bottle3 at the other. Alter a ui uute
or two the window is closed agaiu, aul we
proceed to the next "chateau," which turns
out to be a slight improvement on the oue we
have just quitted. It is tenanted by a thick
set young mau, with long matted hair,
Btranger alike to brush and comb, and au oil
Woman his mother, evidently whose sharp,
hony features, and dark brown skin, cause her
face to look like a piece of mahogauy carviug.
They are supping or breakfasting together oil
a hot mess of meat aud vegetables, au l rise
up at our entrance, for the room can bo ist of
a wooden bench aud a couple of rickety stools.
The lloor is strewn with the same motley
collection of rags, bones, old iron, glass, au I
crockery, aud the "cabriolet" and "cichj
Jiiire d'osier," with the hooks aud lanterns,
are placed in readiness for use. Another
hovel we entered was teuanted by a chif
fonuier, whom M. Tournier described as hi
Jack cf-all-trades his uiasou, carpenter,
painter, glazier, etc. possibly some once
Well-to-do handicraftsman fallen in'.o cUill'm
nier condition through drink. He and his
wife were about to sally forth on tiioir nightly
Wanderings, lie had his "cabriolet" alrea iy
on his back, aud she was busily engaged
trimming the lanterns. Directly hu caught
Sight of us he pulled oil' his cap and bowed,
and seizing hold of some tattered garments
hungup to dry, which dangled against our
heads, Hung them into a corner of the room,
tire walls of which, by the way, were huug
round with prints, plaster bas-reliefs, ant
Other artistic waifs reserved from his pickings
as a chifl'ounier. The rent of oue of M. Tour
nier's chateaux, he informed us, was teu
francs a mouth, payable weekly aud iu ad
vance, in dread ot certain immediate ejectment
in case of default.
By this time several other inhabitants of the
cite, who had turned out to proceed ou their
nightly rounds, had gathered around us; aud
we sallied forth from the cite Tournier with a
perfect tribe at our heels. Our guides sug
gested the proper thing to do would be to iu
Vite them to the cabaret opposite, which ac
cordingly was done. Here we ordered half a
dozen bottles of "bon Bordeaux," though
from what we afterwards learnt of the h tints
f their class they would no doubt have pre
ferred "gouttes" of "casse poitriue," brandy
Seasoned with Cayenne pepp -r.
We now drove to the ltue National, by far
the worst among the prim ipal streets of the
quarter. It abounds with low wine 6hops,
aud bristles with soldiers and policemen.
For the accommodation of the former there
is a guard-house, with a sentry always
pacing up and down, and several soldiers
lounging in front. Making our way with
difficulty through a crowd of half-drunken
men aud women, we enter a low cabaret,
called the "Brasserie Alsacienue," where we
pay five sous each at a small pigeon-hole, and
receive tickets good for that amouut of drink,
aud admitting us to the ball-room, a low
dingy apartment in the rear, with an orches
tra of live performers, all verging toward in
toxication, and all in their shirt-sleeves. The
propriety of racing the orchestra several feet
from the ground has obliged the proprietor to
make au opening in the low ceiling of the
tall-room for the hea ls of the mnsioians, which
in consequence are up on the lirst lloor while
their leg rest below, Some twenty or thirty
couples are dancing, and as many more
are seated at narrow wooden tables, smoking
and drinking. The men are nearly all youu"
and their partners are for the most part girts
who have about them a certain slovaliuesa
not common to French girls even of the very
poorest class. Ou remarking upon this, our
guides explain Jhat the company are almost
xclu8ivelv Alsaciana, employed in the neigh
loring fugar factories; aud that this particu
lar cabaret, where, as may be supposed, beer
is tbe staple drink, is their favorite haunt.
The din is something fearful, and "rows" an
continually occurring, spite of the customary
ieuile of (soldiers pvotvi at placed of tkiu de
scription to preserve order. One of the police
agents pointed out to na a brutal-looking
young fellow who had recently undergone six
months' imprisonment for biting one of the
soldiers on duty here iu a savage manner
holding on with hia teeth with such tenacity
that they were obliged to heat him over the
head with their scabbards to force him to re
linquish, his hold. At the same moment a
dispute arose between a couple of mn,
who, after expending all the expletives they
were acquainted with, fell to blows, and then
drew their knive3, and thereupon were imme
diately ejected into the street by the guard.
They were quickly followed by several of their
partisans, and ere long the melee linoame
general. In another instant blood would have
been drawn, but a couple of sergeuts-do-ville
make their appearance. Instantly .voices are
subdued, and knives concealed; for every man
among the crowd knows that in a couplo of
minutes, if necessary, a picket of soldiers
would be on the spot to march them all off to
the neighboring guard-house, where the pun
ishment would be something severer than a
fine of five shillings. The Imperial Govern
ment represses with a strong hand anything
in the fhape of a street disturbance.
Nearly opposite the Alsatian Sugar-bakers'
Hall is the Lall-room of the Auveignais, or
l'lu li urs di'iu the water-f ain't rs of Paris.
The entrance to the ball-room is through a
low, dirty wine-shop, witu a counter at one
Hide, and a kitchen railed oil' at the other,
where red herrings and o'.her daiuties are
temptingly displayed, and ngainst the vr-tll; of
which a number of rabbit-skius are hangiug
fust, as a soit of guarantee of the nature of
the viands vended at the establishment; and
secondly, in the hope of inducing some specu
lative customer to make a bid for them. Tui
laudlord is engaged iu serving out drams as
fast as he an lor the company in the ball-room,
which is of theverywor.it description. Tim
men are n Umi-e .wr, or grimy shirt-sleeves,
while such of the women as do not wear white
caps have their heads bound up with spotted
red or yellow handkerchiefs.
I'erched up in a little iaile.1 pulpit, with a
couple of dingy toy trico'or ll.sgs waving over
his bend, is a stout, red fa -ed musician pump
ing with more thau Gaelic energy at a bag
pipe, avid giving time to the tkuce with his
heavy wooden sabots. The dancers dance with
diabolic fury, but still with elephantine move
ments, raisij g their feet as though they were
shod with lead. This was not meiely the case
w ith the Auvergnats, who duu:ed iu sabots,
which, of course, have neither the lightues-,
the llexibility, nor the noi lelessuess of t'.ie
dancing-pump, but was comoion to the entire
company, male and female alike. Tinned up
against the wall ot the ball-room, I noticed a
copy of the Auvert:nat newspaper, a small
fcheet started Vy three or four Parlsiau jour
nalists, natives of Auvergne, no doubt, anl
rot; 1 cf being thought m: lor they sauuter
along the Boulevards in hi is like tho.,e inva
riably worn by the IV.ris p.irteurs d'eau.
The.-e water-carriers are not so clean as their
constant contact with the puri'ving element
ought to make them. It is commonly under
stood that one cannot touch pitch without beiug
deliled; Anverpiats cannot toit'li even water
without a similar result apparently.
l-'iom the A uvernats' ball we strolled up a
dark avenue into Mere Maiiie's establishment,
famed, as the iusciiptiou over the gateway in
forms us, for its "bonne gallette," aud its
"iapin saue," where such of the surrounding
population as are not addicted to dancing
coii'Uiouly resort on summer evenings. All
that we could make out by the dim light of a
few oil lamps was a good sized cabaret stand
ing in a large garden shaded with tall trees,
and crowded with tables aud hunches sufficient
to accommodate several hundred persous.
Here the woikmau and the chitl'onnier, wh )
cares not for a solitary debauch, repairs
in company with his wife aud family,
to take his "cinquii-me" of coarse wiue,
or his "goutte" of brandy, or his "gloria
at three sous," while his dirty, happy
little children scramble over the tables au I
benches, munching their "galettes." Finding
this phase of domestic felicity rather tedious,
we drive oil to the "Cite Dure;" not the
"golden city," lor it has uothing golden about
it except its name, which is tuat of its pro
prietor (an analytical and manufacturing
chemist of some repute), but rather the city
ot misery. The origin of Cite Doie the mo-it
notorious chillYmuiers' hauut iu all l'aris is
somewhat curious. It occupies a loug, narrow
Strip of ground which formed part of the
domain of the old chateau of B-llevue, con
verted mauy years since into an English
brewery, of which a certain admiral of the
Ked was proprietor. The enterprise failed,
everything was sold off, aud M. Uorc became
the owner of the ground, a portion of which
he desired either to sell or to let on build
ing leases. Oue day, to his surprise, a
chitTonnier called on him, basket ou
back and hock iu hand, aud iulormed him
that he desired to rent a piece of his land. Ou
being asked for what purpose, he replied to
build a country house for his wife and family.
The interview ended in a lease beiug drawn up
for so many Equare yards of grouud at about
4'A. per yard per annum. M. Dore's chilfou
nier was laborious, intelligent, aud courageous.
At daybreak next day he and his numerous
family were at work. They dug out the
foundations- of the house, and at teu
sous the cartload purchased any quan
tity ot materials from the demolitions
going forward uuder the auspices of the
prefect of the Seiue. With this material they
commenced to build; but all their skill and
labor could not keep pace with the intense
anxiety they felt to occupy the house; so,
without wailing to construct it after any regu
lar fashion, they put up tbe outer walls in the
best way they could, threw a piece of tarpaul
iug over the top, coverered this with earth iu
which the sowed msturtiums and convolvuli,
aud so male a flower-garden ou the roof.
Their fiiends tune to visit them; and as cUii
fonniers like to heard together, aud there is
much in the force of example, the whole of M.
Hole's laud was rented, and a cite, such as it
is, suddenly appeared there.
On the side of the Boulevard d'ltalie the Cite
Pore is bounded by a belt of low Cabarets, at
which a fiery kind of brand, known as "cam
phre," or, when duly seasoned with cayenne
pepper, aa "casse poitriue," is the staple drink.
There are at least twenty of these driukiug
shrps to one baker's. At this hour, however,
the guests are tar from numerous, as it is the
rule of the chiffonnier to work by night; it is
by day that he gets drunk. The proprietor of
one of the cabarets jocosely notifies iu large let
ters over Us doorway that "Eutrance is free."
Another exhibits a comical picture of a pig in his
window, with an inscription Retting forth that
"pork can be had at all hour," in proof of
which "here is the pig." The cite can be
entered on the side of the boulevard up seve
ral daik, narrow passages conducting to
flights of break-neck steps." Voila la Chaus
fee d'Antin et les boulevards," exulaimed a
chiffonnier to us, as with heavily laden basket
on Lis back he made the ascent. We did not
think it prudent to follow him, for these pas
sages have an infamous reputation. Accord
ing to our guides, even the policemen on
the neighboring beats are instructed to avoid
them.
We enter the cite with due precaution from
the Place l'inel, down a dirty, narrow turning
with a large notice-board stuck up at the cor
ner, prohibiting uii carta laea, wHU upwards.
of four tona from entering tbe Cite Don', anl
requiring all horsea to move at a walking
pace, the object of which is to save the
rickety houses from being shaken down.
"You have heard," remarks M. l'rivat
d'Anglemont, "of the huts of the Caribeea,
of the ajoupes of the Maroons, of the Indian
wigwam, and the Tartar tent; well all these
must he like palaces in comparison with
the hovela of the Cite ore. And yet this
region, which would cause an inhabitant of the
Chanssee d'Antin to shudder this town within
a town these people lost in the midst of an
other people, are only a couple of stepa from
the Orleans railway, within a stone's throw of
the manufactory of the Gobelins, and ten min
utes' walk from the .lardin des 1'lantes."
The hoiifea of the Cite Don'- are ill-bnilt
aud of the flimsiest kind; the chimneys,
formed of drainage ripes,' are loosely fixed,
to the outside of the walla. The roofs,'
which are now and then of tin, because old
tin is the one thing which has no mar
ketable value at tbe chiffonuiers' exchange,
are rarely supplied with gutters, and access to
the upper lloor, when there happens to be
any, is usually by means of a step-ladder ia
the yard beneath; the lower windows are little
else than Bmall square holes, aud the rickety
doors would yield to a sudden push. We
have to pick our way cautiously, for the cite,
although it bag its miniature "place," its
strteis ai d its aveuues, (including eveu an
Avenue Bellevne, which looks, I should say,
cm as much lilth and n isery as ever were cou
giegr.ted within the same limited space, ) its
cabarets, its hotels garuis, where beds are let
out at four sous the day or night, its blind
alleys, and its long llights of steep, break-neck
steps this cite of more thau a hundred
houses, aud with a population as large aa
any small towu, is lighted by a single gas lamp
at either end, with au occasional lamp at some
of its daikest corners. There is a foul gutter
in the middle of the roadway, and any amount
of slush and filth, and refuse of all kiuds, at
the sides. The place appears quite deserted;
the inhabitants teem all to have retired for
tbe nij,ht, for not a soul is to be seen moving
about, aud not even a light is visible in any
one of the windows, although it is not more
than 11 o'clock. We explored the cite from
one end to tlvs other with perlect immunity,
and were about to take our departure
when we observed a light Over the door of
some low cabaret situated at the end of a blind
alley, aud heard the sound of loud voices
within. Beeping through a crevice in the
shutters, We saw half a dozen grimy, ill-looking
men seated at a ttble, tour ot wUora
weie engaged iu a game of p qtiet. Ou trying
the door wo found it fastened, but it was
f 1 1 tdily peiied, aud we all entered. The
quality of our guides was evideutly instantly
riir-eovt led, tor the landlord at once pulled off
his cap and bowed, uud a!! the company, lay
ing down tin ir cards, saluted us, aud theu
eyed the ngeuts ark.wiee, as though waitiug
to s-ee what the next move would be.
When they found that it was siuifly a
question (m ptetensej of "liquoring up,"
they were nmiiifestly more at their ease.
The landlord snggenled as endless a variety
of ttroug drinks as any lirst-rate Americaubar
could boast of, including the liqueur des
braves, the petit lait d'llenri quatre dclices
des dames, aud eau-de-vie, or rather eau-de-feu
in the vernacular of the locality, under its
various designations cf jauue, camphre, tord
boyaux, casse poitriue, or parfait amour this
latter nectar itself to the paUte of "Cupidou,"
as in slang language the chiffonnier is com
monly termed, while bis basket then goes by
the name of his quiver. The sign of cabaret
WrS "The Two Bhilosophers in spite of them
selves," illustrated by a rude painting of a
couple of chillonniers getting comfortably in
toxicated. J'alt Hall G'uzitte.
EITTER CORDIAL.
SCHEETZ'S
t'Fi.i:itu.ri:i
BITTER CG&D3 AL,
S. AY. Cor. olTlFTll and KACJi Sis.
'J Ids iiieilicul preparation is purely vegetable,
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Hita. Morelomse of uttiure-, unit selected witu
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enteiy, Bowel i.'ompluint. Dyspepsia, Lowuess
ol t-ptriin, l-'aliitlus, tsick Htfuuiicli, MendHOlie,
He. II denies nu appi'tue proves a powerful
tiln sicr ol lood, and will counteract the eU'ecls
ol liquor in a few minutes. As Indisputable
evidence of Its mtdicul properties, wo apj end
I be lollot Inn:
Slsoug CtntttiioMlal front Fire Marshal
Kmc k bum.
rn iLAin-.m-uiA, March 10, l,S(iS.
Jacob Schffitz.Ksq. Jly Dear Sir: .Some eight
mi Libs n-io, wiieu bnll't ring from reat uer
vciis pre mihUoii, the result ot exoosure nd
over'iu-ued energies, 1 was Induced by you (au
old fileiiiOlo take uh a Tonic your celebrated
Hitler Cordial; uud ho agreeably surprising
liave been its benetlelal effects, that I cannot
refrain from time bearing testimony lu its
)nvor. As a be erae. it Is rh pleasant and do
liglilful us a i;1hsh of rich Uurk-brown Suerry;
b an tippet lztr before meals, perfectly maulcal,
aud aH a digester of food, tbe m tst potent com
pound lever knew. Altogether, I consider it
one of tbe lmppieHt combinations of medicinal
herbs evt r ollered to the public as a curative.
1 inost chcerlnlly and continently recommend
it to every Millerer lrom Iiehlllty, DyspepsU,
end HlienniHilsm. As a Kubstitute for the vll
Iiiiiiiuh alcoholic and vinous concoctions loi
bibtd at too many of the public bars of tue pre
sent uuy, it muhialso prove u blessing.
Verv trulv yours,
A r.KXANUKH W. BLACKHUItX,
C 1 0 inw 1 i ML 1'ire MaridmL
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, ETC.
JAMES & LEE,
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hTOl'lt '
Spring end Summer Coatings,
TOW1I14II THEY INVITE THE ATTEN
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AT IIOIIStiK AMI R KIWI I.. 20m
QE O R C E PLOWMAK.
CARPENTER AND BUILDEi,
REMOVED
To 'o. Ui DOCK Street,
PW I LA DKLPfTf A.
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o. G17 CHESM'T STItEET,
Are clcdDg out tlielr
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DkAl-'ls, HACJLlP'ln, BILL H EUiUS, Etc,, and Uit
be.i ales of commlusioo alluweO.
We have constantly ou band
UNITED STATES POBTAGB STAMPS OS ALL
KINDS, AND
STAMPED ENVELOPES,
gT IT LER WEAVER & CO.,
MANUFACTUREB8 OP
MANILLA AND TARRED CORDAGE, CORDS
TWINES, ETC.,
No. 23 North WATER Street, and
No. 22 North DHLA WARE Avenue.
Edwin H. Fitlkb, Michael Wkaver,
Con bad P. Clothucb. 1 14)
WOODLANDS CEJIKTERV CXJMPANV.
Iiie lol low In ir Managers aud OlUors have
been e!ecied i r tlie year Itttis:
KL1 K. PlUuK, Presidpnt.
Wm. H. Wnoie, ' Wni W. Ke.n,
r-Bumel h. Miiuu,
(ililies hallett,
Ferdluaiid J. ureer,
(4eirg L Buiby,
kUi-,.uv null TfMinrr..llU H TilWVSITVn.
lcwio uieuie,
1. a.nig'-t.
The Managers bavtt paHHed a rtmnlu luu rtftnlrlng
belli I.oiln Id. m and Visitors to prtsunl tickei.-. at tlie
entrance for aitnilaiiloii lo the Cemetery. 'I'lekms
uiay lie bad at (he Office of the Company, No Ri8
A Ki ll blre.l. or ot any of the Managers, 7 ii
PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL.
1'HiLAUtci.puiA, January 28, 1854.
The attending Managers are:
H. llorrlH Wain. No, 1 at-South Delaware avenue.
AOolpli E, Burle. No. IBS llitclt street.
Aiu-udlug 1'hytlclan Dr. J. M. Da Costa, No. 100S
Epruce stn eU
Attending surgeons Dr. Addinnll Hewnoo.No. 13a
Ptiuth Flittwnib street; Dr. D. Hayes Aguew, No. It
North Elrvenlh slrret.
Tbe Phjslclans and Snrgenns attend at tbe Hospi
tal every day (Sundays exvepted, lo receive appli
cation for admission,
Pei.ous seruiimly Injured by accident are always
aduiliied If biougUt lo the Hospital liuiuediatly
tJiflaflf. f!
GOVERNMENT SALES.
H
OR-fc', MULES, WAGOV
ETC., AT
AlCllON.
Diror Qr-ABi KnMARTKK's Orrtrn
WMUIOTI'N, 1). C , JlllH 80 IMI'.S.
Will be so'd at public auction, st Lincoln lieimt, on
wWiM-iUAY, July e, coiniuiioii,g at lo A M ,
uiiuer the Hiipervl.ioi of Brevet 'tilonnl Asa 1. Uiiint,
A. (J. M , a ijuatitiiy or Wuai teimiuiir S Siore, rU-U
as unst-rvlct-abie, rnua st ng lu pari ol
ou OTuit-n, iu guoa orutr. ioiiu ius. iron, bsstiou,
8 lloiMfi. do.
Iron w r.
2.'0 Aruiy Wssnns,
10 A niDiilnr ce.
M bt-lH Li-hU Mule liar
iris hfel do.
SB ' An.b. WhCfldo.
8 " ' Lead do.
22 I'rlvlng Lines,
Rlillng l,rlJ;(S
i; SbcIUI-. hShtirtf'd,
in Hori-e Biai ketx,
8 Print' t g Fre.-St-s,
IS C'llKllS,
lu Cook stoves and Fix
inre ,
1(0 Lnul lirs.
4 H)
5 s.w
hot)
8.2 ft
m
H. s Nails,
Iron Piiu,
Jtoo,
t-rttln -nc ki,
kllnni V
C" r,i in:,
8 MIorse VVkoiii,
H K H r IS,
fio Wheels.
f e Tall (ta'PS,
I.Wfi f.-el Hos.',
lit 11 n k"t, -I'sorte I,
S Wni; in WUI.is,
217 It ii'eis,
!ibhovils, assorted.
ii'fuicr wan unriers', I'arpfntero' and Rlnck
snil. I ' 1'onls. anil o'lit-r articles nut ennuu-ratel,
'l ennn Cmli, In (lovei ninent lonils,
Dy onlir ol the ytmrtermastfr uonpral.
J. C. McKKKR N.
DoputJ- (i'lKrleruiBsu-r lieuerat,
7 1 flt Pvt. Hilg. un. U. 5. Aruiy.
OFKKK ASSI-siANT QUAU1KRMASTKU
UNITED MA'll.s ARMY, No. iUjUIR.VkU
biii't.
rHit.ADKt.i'iirA, .Inly a. Isw,
win f fold et riiitf uoi.'iii u mi sah;kd.y, in
lltll ll.MHIlI, HI 11 O'clock, A M., (II I HI- (ir.-i 1 1 1 - .'H
Iki. ly ni'cuiiti it liyilie Army Men leal lni.rtiii.-iit,
si tu nlc on tin- wml slile of sui Ii sire. t aimve " )t im d.
In this c t.v, all the Iik es, sheds, aud materials erected
Hit r( on hy the I n led Males.
'1 lie ahove-nuinert niierlHls will he sr hi In one lot,
end the purchaser wl I lie allowed until tlm ;tll lo
remove Ihe .nine, after which rtnte Hip f'oipid mi
w Inch Hit y are situated will he turued over lo the
ow ner.
-J h RMS. Ton percent, of tlie purclis-ie niony to
he paid In t-ash at the time of acceptance of old;
tniance (o he paid wnhln live (1h.vn.
Any nddinonal Inkiruiatiou desired will be fur
nlHlied by the undersigned.
F. J. CRILLT,
71 ft BvtCnl and A. Q. M. U. s. riiiv.
CAIE DL' CUDEaNEU frUlWiSrfc.NCI5
c'loni-s.
Oi t ail. CiiitF Commikmaby or SrntaTRN(-R,
'OMMTKXARV OF S C n 1ST F V( K, "1
IJINTKIi'T I.NIIIAN IhlrtllirnKV.
1-ukt (i I si.s. C N.. J not- 11 , sii, )
At puMlc anctlon, at Port (liiison, Ciier-keu Nh ion,
on ti c h'lthdayol July, lbus, ul S o'clock, k. Jl., cou
BlolihK ol-.
jii' bhrrcls of Flour.
ti ll pounds of Soda Crsclrors.
ll i;ttl Iohh Cocuinlier l'irk ie-1
470 kalli na ( 'HliiiiiL-e and Uu on I'l k 1 i ,
Ha pillions Mixed l'k Uloa.
3-.0 Kailotis Unions.
8ift pillions t-ttner Kriiut.
The ai.ove sioies lu be sold without reierve. to th '
lnthesl b (IdtT,
Terms CaHh, In (iovprnment funds, on dny of oa'o
The hiucehnlul tilclUt-rs to remove stored wuuiu
tw i-ny.fonr hours.
i!y onlui ol iluior-Gencral Hliprl-'nii.
A. K. ROcIC WET L,
Brevet I lent.-Col A Q .M , U . A..
SCOet Cl.iet Q. M. anr C. s. I'lal. Intl Ter
OA IE OK CONDEMNED QltAHTKUM.V3
KJ 'lEK'rl rnOrhK I v.
l)'li:K ClIlKF Ql'AUTKHMAS I EK,
D 1ST Hit T (IK Til H I N III AN TKKKI Kill Y
1'on r Uiimin. U. N Jim- ll. im;
At Pnh'lc Auction. HI Fort HiliS' n. Cheroe .V.
tl( ii coiiftl-diiiK ot llospiitil and other T- lilt, Cln Mux,
i'.ittnkets, Harnefis, Army Whkoos, Wiioii t'ovi-rs
( ot kn k t'leiistls. FIhh. and noineroiis o'lierar"!
clt.", ail lo be sold without reserve to the Highest
binder.
cle to lnke plnre at Fort Ollisnn, C. N on the n;h
ilnv of July, Ion at s o'clock A.M.
Terms Cash, in Government fundi, lo be palt on
dny nl'enle,
Mir-1'fssliil bidders to reniovo stores within twenty
1( nr lu ii rn.
Uy Older ol Mujcr-General Sherldnn.
A F. RiiCKWELf,.
Brfvet Ll'iitenarit-Coloiiel, A ii M., I', A.,
6 2o lit Cliiel i M.. District lodmn Tenllory.
0ERNP1EisT.
PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
y&piTKiiv&ca
ZTKiv'jH. PUITARLE FOR SPORTINU P' ; rtl'. . -K.
AND ('HlLDRf N'8 LAWx TEXTS AWXIN1-.
BARNK-M. bADDLEcj, HORSE HHKW'H Vi.Y
M-1V, ETC PITKIX .t CO.,
8 l.H thMulm No 71 TJorlh SH(H)SD street.
SHIPPING
"lwK UOsru.N VIA NKWPOKT AND FALL
The LUis'l UN and NEWPORT LINE, hy thesnieii
dul aud superior Hieumers NEWPORT MKI'KH
lOLIS, OLD COLONY, anl E M PI R it, STA I K. of
great strength and speed, constructed expresslv lor
the navigation of Look Inland Sound, rniiiilni; In
connection with the OLD COLONY AND NEW
PORT RA I LRU A D.
Leave P1E11 28. NORTH lUVEtt, foot of MUR
ItA Y Street.
Tlie steamer NEWPORT, Cuptslu Brown, leaves
Monday, Wednesday, aud Friday, at 4 P. ii., lauding
at New port.
The steamer OLD COLONY, t'nptnli Simmons,
leaves Tuesday. 1 huraduy, aud Saturday, at 4 P.M.,
landlliK al Ivew port.
These steamers are fitted up with comrr odious
state-rooms wutor-llKlit compartments and every
arraiiKement lor the security and comfoi i ol passed-
fit rs, w ho are alTorded by this root., a niu'lu's res' on
loard, and on arrival at NEWt-ORT proceed per rail
road HKRin, reaching iiostou early on the following
morning.
A baggage master Is attachpd to each steampr, who
receive and tickets the baggage, aud accoui-punieg
thei-ame to Its denlinailoii.
A steamer runs In connection with this line betwppn
NEWPORT aud PROVIDENCE dully, fcuutays ex
cep'etl. FreUht to Boston Is taken at the same rates as by
any other regular line, ami forwarded with the Kret
est expedition by au express train, which leaves
NEW PORT every morning (Holidays excepted), Kt 7
o'clock, lor Boston aud New Bedlurd, arriving at its
declination about 11 A. M.
For IrelL'ht or rassai-'e, apply on bosrd, or at the
OBIce, on PIER 2s, NOR'l li Rl VER. For siatP-roiitus
and berths apply on board, or It R ia desirable to se
cure them In advance, apply to
E. LITTLEFIELD, Agent,
827 So.HBHOhWAV New Yurie
SAFETY, SPUE I), AND COMFORT.
KUH'l'UEIt KEDUCTION IN 1aaU
It A TEU
Favorite passenger steamers of the ANCHOR LINE
Ball every r-A'l t; RLA Y with pas engers lor
L1VEI POOL. OLAK40W, AMI DKRUY,
From PlerNu 2iiinli River
Bates of passage pa able in curreucy.
To Liverpool, OUigow. aud Derry, cabins $30 and
76, according to location.
h xcurslon tickets, goud for twelve months, f 160.
Iniermedlate, (Vi; StPerage t.'i.
Prepaid certlUcates from llieso ports. fW.
Passengers bunked to and lrom Hamburg, Hotter
dam, Antwerp, Havre, etc.. at very low rl"fl
ror lorther Ii liirmailou appiy at the Company's
CUice, No. 8 SOWLINM (IKH.N, Svw York.
H EN HER -ON Blt'll'tf H1H,
loavrld lmnonillou, pa-seng-rs will please come
direct to the otUce, as ibis Cumpauy tloea nut emp y
runiiers. 2a.t
ON DON AND NEW YOUK STEAMSHIP
Li s E
Pasage to London direct. (110,875. and 1 10 currency
Excursion tickets al reduced rates available fur 8
month.
AIALANTA.
11KI.LONA.
CELL A.
V M. PENN.
Fielght w ii' be tsken and through bills ot lading
given lo Havre, Autwerp, Rolieru mi, iHi-iolerJum
and Dunkirk,
Forp ssage apply to ROBERT N CLARC.No. 28
BROADW A Y, New ork.
For freight aonly at No. 54 SOUTH Htr"et, Cf. Y.
V2tl HOW LAND A Jhl'INWA LL. Anl.g.
70IITIl AMEK1CAN tsmAMSlIIl COlF-
X l'ANY.
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY !
THllOlH.ll LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
Via Panama or Nicaragua.
Will despatch their new and solendid steamfihlns
Irnii) New Ycrk, from Pier No. 2 North River, tt il
of Warren street, al uoou, al lower ratea than auy
ot her line.
For patsuge and freight over both routes, as fjl
lovtb: VIA PANAMA.
rPtponishlp FULTON, couueciiug with ste.uu-hlp
ORt-OONIAN.
isieaiio-hii) i-ANTIAHO DE CUBA, connecting with
Bteamship NEBRASKA.
VIA NICARAOUA.
Ftramshlp PAN FRANCIsco, connecting with
steambhlp MOoEd TAYLOR.
These Btenmshlps areexpressly fitted for this trade,
ami are unsurpassed for salety , peert, elgnnce, and
ccniiort, aim th-ir rates for puss-'e. and Irelgbt will
41 WAYS UK l-OWKB THAN ANY OTHUK 1. 1 V K.
lor Itiriher particulars ad Inss llie undersigned at
No. 177 WKsT Street. New York.
D. N. CARRINHI'HN, Agent.
WILLIAM II. WEBB. President
CHARLES lliNA, Vice-President,
g?f.f No. 64 Exchange Place. New York
UNAIU) LINK OF EXTRA RTE4MERS,
UE'IWEEN NEW YORK AND L V E RPOOL,
CA1 LINO AT QUEEN STOWN.
FROM NEW YORK EVERV WEDNESDAY.
X1UPOLI, ALEl'PU
HATES OF PA tea A HE:
Cabin S0Gold.
Steerage tSa Currency.
Sieeiage ticket lrom Liverpool or Queeuslowu at
lowest rates.
For Freight and Cabin Passage, apply at No.
Bowling Green.
For steerage Passage, apply at No. Broadway.
SHIPPING.
ftfTSTFAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLIMd
l ne inn,.,, I Ine. under contract with the TTnlted
States aud British ooverumenls, for Carrjlng the
Iktat's.
CITY OF BALTIMORE-.. Batnrday, Jnly 11
E l N A (Via HailiRx)..., , Monday, July 18
(1TV OK HUsiOi Haturday, July m
CITY OF AN1WEHP Hnturday, July u
CITY OK N KW YURK(via Halifax) Tuesday, July 28
PITY OF PA RIs. -...Saturday, Angust 1
CITY OF LONDON H.iur, lay, August
and ech mic eedlog Saturday and alternate Mouday,
at noon, from Pier No. 4S NORTH River.
Pates ol psssane by tbe Mall Steamer SAILING
EVl-RY SATURDAY:
Payaoie lu Gold. I Parable In Currency.
First Cabin f 100 Steerage........ m SS
" to Loudon loM " to London..,. 40
" to Parts.... lift to Paris BO
Pa sn CP hy tbe Monday stamers:-Cabln, W gold;
H'eetnge, fw, currency. Rates ol passage from Nd
l ork to Halifax Cabin, 8A; Mleerag. f 10, In gold.
1 H-seiigers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bre
men, Pic, at moderate rales. Hipernge passage lrom
Liverpool or Queen-town, (n currency. Tickets can
he botigot lu re hy persons sending jor their friends,
Kor turihcr lnlormatlon, apply at tne Company's
Mlicc. JotlN (1. DALE, Agent.
No. 15 BROADWAY, New York.
Or, O'DONNELL ,t FAULK, Maneirprs,
Ji No. 4H CHKSXUr Hlreet, 1'tllla.
4tf-Ffr, NORTH 1MEKICAK STRAMSIIIP
SLawwCUM PaN Y.
hruugh I.lme to Calirorala via Ptatm
Hatlroarl.
NEW ARRANGEMENT,
f-'ii'l'np from New Yo. k on the Mb and soih of
1, 1 K JioaI 1 u., or iho tuy belure wueu ineaudaiea
lul' on Holi-lay.
SM'ke ii wer tha" by any oilier lino.
For Uiiur inmlt.u biU1i's
J. N. 'A RRI VOTOX, Acrnnt.
Plrr No. 4ti NOR 1 II UlYF.lt New York,
Or 111 -lit AS K Sit'.AHLE,
No. !!I7 WALNU t l-lrt et, PnilaUelohia. r-a.
W. H. l.lilt. t resident. UI ,s. DAN A, VlctPrea.
CHh-.-oi l.(H..()K H'.ic . Ntw York. 8 8 9.u
SAOH TO AND FUOM CHEAT
-- i,.. bill i .'I I a:Ml I It I'.li A JN J )
ii V o I EAftlsli I P AN II SAl lilMi PACKET.
AT KKul Vt.D It A I KS
DRAFTS AVAILABLE T II R (UHIfOTTT FNO
I.ANh, lKKl.AMi.M OTLAN D, AND WALES.
1 or parlicuie.i aiilvlo
TaI' l lllTC ltt;0( HEH8 lf)
No. 30 t-OUTU Sir. et, and No. H BkOADWAV,
Or to Tilt Mamt.BEARLK.
1 I N i. 217 WALNUT tt reet.
f -':-. NI'.W EXI'URsa MSB TO ALEX--wfcv,
andriB, (teorgeituvn, and Washington,
1. A . v ia Chesapeake and Delaware Ca ial. with oon
ni t-i ions ai Alexandria Hum the most direct route
lor Li uchitiirg, hrisioi, Kuoxvilie, Naahvllle, Dal lou
and he r-M-iii h w ibt.
iMt amen it ve regularly from the Drat wharf 'j""e
M nikel Mi eel.
l itlylit lecelvtd daily,
Wf. P. CLYDK A CO,
No. 14 Noitu uud .s jiitii Wuarvea.
J. R. DAVIDSON, Agent in iieorgt-:uwn.
M y LlJlULUa ii Co., Akcuis al Alezaudrla, Vir-gl-
Ii 6 1
e-r-'-' NOllTF 1'iilf XPU- vniii.' vr
If t - - - -" A'-Ltiv, fat.
.i Tt t- I . . W A II W. AMI lltlllTl U . i M . f
r.Mlir" f-l I'.AIilllOA t lUAll-AiNV,
Ti e Mt uni Propellers ol this line w 111 com nl euro
lor.tiing on SAT LRDA Y, lioih InBtanl, leaving dally
as usual,
THROl'on IN 21 H0UR8.
(ioods lorw aided by all the lines going out of New
Yi rh. Norih, last, and West, free ol commission.
iieighiN re ( ivetl al our usual low rates.
WILLIAM P. Ci YDE it t'O.. Agents,
No. 14 .-. WHARVES, rhlludelphl .
JAM!'S HAND, Agent. so
No. tin v A LL street corner of South, New York,
?rr-. FIIlLAD-iU-ilIA, RICHMOND
AND MtRl-OLK SIEAMMUP LINE.
1 lii.uL wli. Fl! EKi III' AIR LINE TO THE
SOI '111 AND WES p.
EVERY NVTURDAY,
At noon, from FIRbT WHARF above MARKET
Siitet.
1 tiROl OH RATES and TH ItOUOTI RECEIPTS
to all points lu Norih and Souih Carolina, via Sea
boaro au Line llaiiroad, conceclng at Portsmouth
anil to Ly i.eliliii'g, ' , Tennessee and tbe West, via
Yirnlniu ami i ennehsie Air Line and Richmond aud
laiivilh- Railroad,
FnlKlit HANDLED BUT OvC'E, and taken at
LO F.K Ra IKS THAN ANY OTHER LISlS.
The reguleritv safely, aud cheapness i)4' Ibis route
ci innieou u in tlie i nolle as tue most desirable me
di n in b'taMtrrying eveiy description ot Irclnl.t.
No chaige lor commission, drayugo or auy expeusO
Ol transler.
r-teaiiishlps Insured at lowest rates.
in Ight rccelvtd dally.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE A CO.,
No. ll urlli and hou'h WHARVES.
w. P. PORTER, Agent at Itlchmoud aud City
Pclnl
T. P CRO WELL A CO.. Agents at Norfolk. 6 1
w. S FOU MV YOUK SWIFr-SURH
mi i i ii n ' i rin in i on ii nun c ompany Upsp.ttcli
a u ; m iiirp Lines, via Delaware and Rarllan
Canal, on aud alter ine Into ol March, leaving dally at
11 M. mid 5 P. M connecting with all Northern and
h astern Lues,
For ireh lit. which will he taken on accommodating
Urn.s, app.y to WILLI A Jl M. RA1RD A CO .
1 i'i No. 132 8. DELAWARE Avenue, .
LoniT.r.ARiv nTTrsniw' t tsu
1014 NEW YORK.
Oitl-.AI Klil'LCI'ION IN FREIGHTS.
(Ioods ny wt It lu, to ceuis per lou lbs , gross.
Measmt men! goods, 4 cents per cubic loot.
Ireiglus received al all times, and insurance guar
anted ut tnree-eUhtlis percent.
For lurllitr liiloimailuu. apply to
JOHN F OnL,
7 23 Her IB North Wharves.
I IVhliTOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM
Li COMPANY.
I he loin wing FIRST CLASS IRON STEAMSHIPS,
built expiessl lor the ew Yoik trade, are Intended
tot-all letililaily between NEW YORK aud LlVU.lv
POOL, calling at HUEENS'lOWN, viz :
MAMIA'ITAai, MINNESOTA,
COLORADO, NEBRASKA,
with other lirst-class stenmprs building.
From Pier No. a? Fast River.
Cabin (ihe accommodations being equal to any At
lantic Hieaniei), $wo, gold; rt-turu tlckeia, 160,gold: In
Bletn gn, fiit currency.
'J Ickeis lo bring out passengers from Europe can
be obtained on reasonable terms. For freight or pan
sage apply to
WILLIAMS A OUION, No. 71 WALL Btreet.
JTor steerate passage to 2 24 t
WILLIAMS A OUION, No. 29 BROADWAY.
STEAMBOAT LINES.
jtHN BRISTOL LINE
SEW YORK AJiD BOSTON,
VIA BRISTOL,
For PROVIT ENCE.TAUNTON. NEW BEDFORD
CAPE cod, and ail poiuta of railway communica
tion East and North,
'Ihe new and splendid steamers BRISTOL and
PmoVIDEN) E leave Pier No. 4o NORI H KlVk;R,
toot ot a auai si reel, unjoining Debraases Street Ferry,
New oik. al 6 P. M.. ually, huudays excepted, con
necting with steamboat train at Bristol at 4 8u A. M ,
arriving in Rosiou at H A M.. In time lo connect wlla
an tbe u oruii g uaius irom that city. The most d
srai le and pleaeant rou e to ibe White Mountains,
'1 ravel era lor t'al point ran make direct conueo
lioi s by way of Piovideuce aud Worcester or Boston.
Mate-rooms aud Tickets seemed at olllce on Pier la
New or.
6 1 sia H. O. BRIHQS, General Manager.
rjgflJ OPI'OSHION TO MONOPOLY ! J
tuo a-ekuier ELIZA HANCXlX will leave ARCH
blreet W hurl, Philadelphia, tor Wllmingiou, dally,
l H A. M aud 4 P. M.; returning, leave W lluilnglon
for Philadelphia, at 7 A. M. atd 1 P. M.
aKIiULKO KATHJ1 or akk:
From W llmingiou to Philadelphia, a.
From C hester aud Hook to Philadelphia, 100.
From Philade phla lo Wlinilnguin, iioc.
From Chester and Hook lo wTimlngum, 100.
KU'ND TRIP TICKETS. WJ CENTa,
For further particulars luaulre on board.
, . L, W. BURNS,
I 2H tf Captain.
PiCT F(J" CHKSTKR, HOOK, AND
si'liTfaMYirtJa WILMINU'l ON-Al 6 30 aud W 60 A. M,
mm d m, r. JU,
'lht suau.er 8, M. FELTON and ARIKL leave
CDlhNUT blrt-et V. liarf (Suudays excep edl at S 30
ane ran A, M aud S'6U P. M., reiurniug leave Wil
mliigiun a n'fin A. M., li bu, aud S-ou P , M. Bupplugat
llitMd and Hook each way.
Fare, lucent beiweeu all point.
Fxcurslou tickets, lii et uis, good to retnrn by either
boat. tf
,Arp", PHILADELPHIA AND TREN
-TU---.jtJ".tnii r-leauiboat Line. The steamboat
iaj,. iN FORIlEsT leaves ARCH Street Wnarl, lor
Inulou, stopping at Tacony, Torresdale, Beverly.
Bui iinguiii, Lrisiol, Florence Uobbina' Wharf, aud
White HPI.
Leaves Arch Hireet Wharf Leaves South Trenton,
baiuptay, July 4 Pif-t A. M Saturday, July 4, 4 P.M
t-nud.y July s. lo Burungiuu. lirisiol, ana Inter
nieolate landlo.s, leaves A rt li slreet wuarl at 8 A. M,
and 2 P. h .: leaves Bristol al h'S A. M. and 4S P- M;
iloi day, July . 1 P.M Monday, July , 5 P.M
Tuenlay, 7, l.t P.M iTueBitay, ' 1, M P.M
Weu'day. " 8, 1 P M I Weddav, " 8,8', P-M
Thursday, " , 2s P.M I Thursday, ' Ki
Friday, " lu, 2.' I'M! Friday. ' 10, P.M
rare to Trenton, n ceni eacu way, mauui'""i
plac.ea 2fcenu. i
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DAILY EXCUKSI0N8. TUB
NfrrvTTcU KSN UT Sireel WUarf, Phllada.. at 1
o'clock and 6 o'chk P. fr Burlliigiou and
Bristol, touching at Rlvertou. f orrendale, Audalusla,
and Beverly Returning, leaves Bristol at 7 o'olou
eTSi ceuu eaca way: .Excursion 40 ou. U tl
splendid oteam boat JOHN A. W Alt-