THE DAILY EVENING TELBGRAPB-f HlLAftELPHIA, TUESDAY, JtTLlT U. 1808.
NEW YORKISMS.
tTrom our ovn Grrespondcnt.
Nnw York, July IS, 18W.
Ifone can make upblKtnlad to bearthecrowrt
with tbe patience of a prtotioI philosopher, a
walk down the Bowery of a Saturday night li
Hot without Us algnlflcuno. The am, Indeed,
U Dot cod n nod to the Bowery, bat commences
little below Cooper Institute, and only begins
to blacken off towards Sweeney' Hotel, within
two block! of the Sun office. Between those ter
mini ebbi and flows the tide of working peop'e
Intent on spendlrjg, In as short a spnce of time
M well can be, all the money they have re
ceived an hur or two previous. Toe sidewalks
are brighter than Broadway even U
at night, for calcium lights Hire
out unexpectedly at every turn, And Viri
ons patent reflectors give to the shop-windows
an alluring radiance, beneath which the
purse-strings seem to open of their own accord.
The Third and the Fourth Avenue crs alter
nately passing and repassing, keep np an In
terminable Jingle, and are eternally crowded
both In their upward and downward trips
Crowds are surging around the Innumerable
drlnklng-saloons whtoh line the length of
tboee converging aveoues, and sweltering;
masses are pouring Into Tony Pastor's Opera
bona, a dirty, greasy, Ill-smelling, but ex
tremely popular resort. Mothers with bare
footed children are hurrying Into chetpsrjoe
stores, and clerks who ape their betters and
sun themselves In the parks of a Suadar,
bang flround fifth-rate gentlemen's fur
niBbiDg stores where everything Is sold at a
'bargain and below cost ! As you procee 1 lower
down, you become sensible of a mora com
plex entanglement In this Bawery sknln of
life, and when a row of tall white pillars, seen
from afar by aid of the extensive gas lights be.
nlnd tbera, looms up before you, a sort of pea
nut magnetism Informs you that you are in the
Immediate vicinity of the notorious B iwery
Theatre, where Miss Fanny Herring Is thrill
lng aplt and four tiers with her protean suscep
tlbllities in Fast Women of Mtdern Timet. The
front of the theatre Is bung with meloJrma',l9
transp treacles representing virtue and vice lu
different stages of triumph and dlnoomfliure
and from a wide saloon on the northern side of
the theatre, roll mingled susptratlons of to
bacco and lager-beer. This saloon Is the At
lantlo Garden, and there the crowd la thickest
from sunset until midnight.
Imagine hall rs large as your National Hall
in Market street, though not by any means s
lofty, with a dais ascended by balf a dozen
steps at the furthest end, and a gallery over the
doors of entrance. These doors are approaotied
by a sort of low square vestibule, which
answers for a bar and restaurant for those who
do not care to take longer draughts of enjoy
ment Inside. Over I lie vestibule, on a Hn9 with
the gallery Just mentioned, extends a dining
room, where refreshments can be ordered more
composite In nature than those attainable Id
the great saloon. Imagine this vast hall rudely
frescoed In crimson and gold, planted with
immovable benches and tables, painted red
and bung with chandeliers, each showering
light from sixteen glass-globed burners. Etch
table Is capable of accommodating six guests.
In the centre of the south side of the "garden' '
stands the bar, over which Is ranged the
orchestra. Immediately opposite these, in the
centre of the north side, is a small square
alcove, in which a fountain, some bird-cages,
and unhealthy foliage, are grouped together, as
the synecdoche of the word "garden.' The
figure of speech Is helped by an occasional
suspension of bird cages throughout the rest of
the ball, although they might as well be empty
for any songs that Issue from them. But per
baps the canaries, brought up from infancy in
an atmosphere of Llmburgerand VVel8 beer
grown old before their time, have learnt lu suf
fering what they refuse to teach in uong, and
Ore callow and callous at once.
Almost every table is full, and of a Saturday
night there Is difficulty lu obtatnlcg a seat. The
orchestra leaves little time for the buzz of chad
and chatter to be beard. The tunes, all of them
popular, follow one another quickly, and when
the orchestra Is not playing a wheezy old in
strument, called an orohes'rlon, lifts up Its
voice In vain. Evidently this orchestrion ha
tubercles, tor it spits and coughs all through
its scarcely audible performances, to the great
admiration of the public, who regard the
effort much as they would that of a favorite
artiste, who contagiously insists upon sluglag
notwithstanding his cold. Few people come in
alone. Men enter In groups of twos and threes
very few women enter unattended. At rre
intervals, a woman alone, not Ill-dressed, but
With a sofllclfcntly assured air tht indicates
she knows perfectly well what she is about'
quietly takes a prominent seat, and Bucks her
claret punch up through a straw. The mass of
the men are laborers, who will spend the mor
row at Harlem or lloboken, and the mass o
the women are laborers' wives, with buggered
countenances and scrawny babies. It is dism.il
to see these weary-looking females, their hair
uncombid, their persons unoleauly and una
domed, their dresses unhooked, draggling
and slatternly, it is dismal to behold
these bard-featured women gulp down beer,
and then bold the half-emptied glasses to the
lips of their bow-legged babies. That dissipated
looking two-year old, who Is looking at me so
eerishiy.and patting its head In time to the
music, has swxllowed one glass of laser already,
and la hankering after another. When the
mothers don't have any babies they distribute
their attention between pet paroquets and pet
dogs. One wretohed-looklng drab, soon after
being seated opened the bosom of her shredded
bombazine dress, and taking out a paroquet,
green-and-crlmson as au autumn leaf, fed It ou
pretzels, and bought a spouge cuke for it
labelled "Harab." Another It must have
been the same I watched at llo
boken fed ber terrier on the loe
cream she left, and gave him half a glass of beer
to wash it down with. The orchestra Is princi
pally remarkable for the amount of drum it
manages to ring ln'o the music. Briareus
with bis hundred bands, would have made a
good waiter here, for the supply of wal' era in
net at all in proportlou to the demand. Thai
eight Augers ar.d two thumbs should be capa
ble Of bearing twenty glasses, without spilling
a very material quantity of their corneals, Is
miracle enough; aud if August, which seems as
promiscuous a Cnristlan name in Usrnian as
John Is In English, sometimes forgets whether
you ordered a half schoppen or a full one, he U
to be forgiven In bavlng erred ou the right side
in bringing you a tall glass of the amber et
hllnrant. The class of people here is very different from
that at Broadway Pavilion, Here are more
coarse and fewer effeminate faoes; there is a
more even diffusion of hearty sensual enjoy
ment and a less display of stuuulug apparel
and chameleon neck ties, The people are
grosser and perhaps better, In the sense that
gross vice is less alluring than debauchery clad
in refinements. Fewer heavy men with tanta
llelDg diamonds arrive, and budding thieves
are not so sleek and smart-looking as in the
mailer and more exclusive saloon. A row
would be the easiest thing in the world to orl.
slnate. and a single word or gesture or uisap
probation U often enough to attract the attea-
Hon ot roughs wbo are on the watch for Just
such an occasion. Meanwhile the hands of the
clock are on the quarter to twelve; the weary
wsl'ers drag their pet after them; the women
who have been alternately feeding their babies
from their bosoms and from their beer, giuber
their tag-rag shawls about them, and walk off:
very S'ton the bar will be boarded up aud pa l
lors ed In submission to the excise law, and 9at
urdHy nlgnt at Atlantic Garden will be over for
another week.
As for other amusements, much that Is new
is spoken of, though little that Is new Is occur
ring at present. A Ally-cent "promenade saorod
conoHt" was given last night at Tammany
Hall. I was not there, but a careful examina
tion of the programme failed to Impress me
with the sacred cu tractor of the entertainment.
Miss Fanny Stockton sar g "He Was Despised,"
and a Miss Lilly . Eldridge sang "Fine to
Heaven." Thi re was, to be sure, a religious
quickstep from the oratorio of "Crispeoo e
Comate," a pious can can from the psalmody of
the painted "Grand Duchess," and a holy waltz
sacred to the memory of "La Belle Helene."
Even the ornaments were sanctlfled; for those
ustd by the Democratic Convention remained
Intact!
The White Faun was played for the on9 hun
dred and eightieth and last time on Balurd.iy
night. Mr. Wheatley's fartwell benefit has
been postponed until August 31. To-night Mr.
Bnteman recommences Opera Boutfe, at
N I bio's, with Burbc Hlcne, find Mad'lle Irint.
Max HtrakOKCh sailed fur Europe nu Hluil ty
to nrrBLue for La Grange's next season. Foul
J'toy will be produced at the New York
III. ulre, August 3, Mixa Mary Weils bt-ing
nmong thote employed; and I believe this is all
the amusement news at present.
Ali Bah .
COLOGNE.
Its Bfagalficaatt Cathedral Its Odors,
Good a od Bad.
From our own Oorresponden t.
Coloomc, June 29, 1808 lam satlsQed that I
have at last encountered the place where those
who have sinned In this world receive their
primary punishment. If you will take the
trouble to look on the map you will find that
it Is on Ihe Khlne and has a Cathedral, whloh
are its only rt commendations. You may spell
it Kobln.or Koln.or Coeln, or Cologne, or lu
almost any other manner without being lncor.
reel; but if you do anythlug else correct while
you are here, your experience will be unlike that
of all others who have been so unfortunate as
to make it even a temporary stopping- plaoe
Arriving from Brussels, after a weary, dus'y,
snd disagreeable ride of seven hours, the
traveller is immediately besieged by custom
house officers, guides, hackmen, hotel-keepers,
porters, and vendors of the "only true original
Farina Cologne Water," all speaking a lan
guage of which his knowledge, probably, ex
tends like mine, in buch limited lines as "zwel
lager" and "Llmburger kase." JIo Is shown to
Lis room by an exceedingly polite attendant,
wbo takes the opportunity to leave him four
boxes of Cologne Water and a very interesting
pamphlet. In Dutch, of a lawsuit between and
among four Jean Maria Farina's, wbo were,
without exception, all the original Jean's, aud
rnanu aotured and sold the only original Co
logne. I thought, perhaps, the readiest man
ner to evade all further lmporluultles on IhU
point was to buy a bux, I did so for"
a lot of dirty s'uff called " grosohen,
Hmountlng in the aggregate to well, to con
siderable, pieoisely bow much, I defy any man
to say. But you will find that you oan't rid
yourself of these people in that way. You must
buy Cologne, buy ot everybody and at all times.
You are obliged to believe that the last man
you meet is the only original Jean Maria Fa
rina, and your only relief is to return to the
hotel, lock the door, and remain insensible to
the muttering ot volies and rattling of bottles
outside. If it were possible for a traveller to
escape the Cologne nuisance, he cannot evade
the ever restless vigilance of his five hundred
aud.seventy-twu couriers, whose single mission
on eurtb Is to show blm the Cathedral. It can
not, bowever.be denied that the Cathedral is
well worth a visit. It Is really, even In Its
prettnt unfinished Mute, the largest and
best specimen of pure Gothic in the woild. Ap
proaching Cologne from any direction, it is the
first object that strikes the eye, and the remem
biance of It the only pleasant souvenir. Com
menced about toe middle ol the thirteenth
century, a hundred years to come will scarcely
Kee it Auibbed. The legend says that Conrad of
Ilockbtaden, then Arcoblshop of Cologne, se
lected the architect, who, being unable to
sketch a plan of kulHelent size aud sublimity of
stj le, splendor, and ornament, unaided, called
the ai-slstance of the devil (wao, by-the-way,
seems, if we believe tradition, to have been as
liibliumeiital in building most of the ancieut
chuicbes of Europe as he Is now lu peopling
them), the compact being, as usual, the soul of
the architect. The work was commenced and the
Bishop ordered that the master's name should
be engraved on a frozen plate and walled In.
But the master icfuscd to keep bis contract, and
was abfcclved from lis conditions by the pious
bishop. The Devil, upon his part, determined
that the Cutbedrul should never be completed.
Bfcortiy af.er the master died, aud the Maine
night the tabltt containing his name disap
peared, and the Cathedral remains uudulsuei.
.some portions of Hare so old that It is almost
impossible to distinguish the carved tlgurts.
uud by the time tue new porilou Is completed,
the old will not d restoring. Tue streets of the city
are dirty, c Jked, aud narrow, aud the build
lutts high, cllnyy, crampeJ, an i old; the beds
are too short at both ends; Ihe victuals ara
pnncipxliy oil una cucuilieis, and It liiki-s a
wheel-bairow load of money to muke a doll ir
iid a huif. it ou wisti to visit, V .loijue, lue
njofct auvisnble wiiy U to rtu'l its legend", buy a
. Iioti grrti.h of iiih Cathedral aud a liuido-booK.
uud stay ul home. H, U. !',.
UNI J 'ERSAL AMNESTY.
Views of Gov. Braiuleite, of Kentucky.
L"lilhViLl,K June 11, lSiiS.
Hon. T. C. McCreery, M'unuiiytuii, D. O.:
DfAitBlh: X iuueive.1 your uio.it ex
cellent K t-tch, and coum nluliitd ou upon your
vt r hble and ununt-wrable vindication of riiii
pi ii.cipies. uud your U t-strucllve onslaught upou
the ninous iuUic1ikiu of rec nnuo' lou. I am
proud to acknowledge you us a KentUi ky boua
lor, wormy of our mate.
1 tLiiHt fencer you my sincere thanks for the
romp iruiiithry iums in whicii ou i t-lt-i'.to tlu-t
"Ibte Governor of" our fcSlate. Though 1 was fr
u time bitterly HhKullt-d for t be policy udop: ed
by tueol phruonintr all Soldiers of either army
who were indicted lor aom committed by them
while lu the onuise of war, yei I tiuva tue gratl
tlcHtlouot knowing that it Is now hlinoxi uut-vt-ri-ally
cotmueudi d, even by thoe who at the
time opposed it. It was my earnest and tho
rough conviction, uu.l upou itiacied, ttiat a
gent-ral condona lou of all war Mrlevnii,
public and private, should Immediately follow
li'e termination of thenlvll wir.
Universal aintit-H'y. with no exceptions what
ever, was t lie po'ley i advocated, aud our expe
rience lu Kentucky fully uUchIb tue correctors
of i he principle. Wo have now in Kentucky
belter (nil kiudlier relullons mnoug our people
tiiiiu exists in any Htaie North or Houth of us,
and it Is attributable to toe policy inaugurated
by me, and carried out by the Legislature upon
my ugeul recommendation Had toe same
pel ley been adopted by tbe Federal authorillen,
our prtsnnt dangerous condition would have
been averted, and this day, instead of having
an opprettKeri, down-trodden aud rumed people
in the Kou hern HIhIhh, we would be the best
united, most prosperous and happy nation ou
earth.
Yours truly, Tiiojias e, Braulettb,
B VS1NESSN0T1 CE3.
fJCMME CLOTiriiro. All kiBds, styles, aad stzss,.
MenV, Youths', Boys', and Children's, rsady made,
equsl to custom work In rtyle, 111. aod mke; a'so, a
on assortment of asleoted styles of plaoe goods, to
be aad u . iO order In the b st and moat faahloaable
innnr.
it II price1 guafanteed lower than the lowest else
wture, and full satliiacMon guaranteed every pur
chaser, or the sale cancelled and money refunds 1.
Stiff w"v bfhoem ") BiitTT A Oo.,
iVlAond V TaK Hall,
IHxtft itretU.) No. SIS Market BT.,
Phiuadlphi,
AWP NO. "S BuillBwtT NBW YOBK
9 Wartid-Two Boys tn a rip, and one to connt and
park. Apply at Cigar Store, No. Ac.
Tina "adver" at nek as as one ibat win Id bring any
number of applicants, even If It Included evenbidy
a we 1 brja; for whu w uld not be giad f aohaic
here ne would get paid fur "stripping" auoh wea
thf r a this? and Inatead rf ' two buys wanW f
atrip," anr nam ber of men and boys could be bad for
tb.t nrpoae, on tbe very arra'ieat of wages. Tbe
next bet thing, howeve-, la to always wear the new
thin Sumirer Clothing sold at CBas. Htokeh fc Oo.'s,
ui.dei ibe Continental.
Jswklrt. Mr William W. Caaaldy. No. 12 South
Second atreet, has tbe largMt and moat attractive
assortment of fine Jewelry and silverware In tbe olty.
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining a real, pure arti
cle furbished at a price wblch cnnot be eiualled
Be also bas a large stock ol American watches In all
varieties atd at all price. A vtalt to hu store is sure
to result in pleasure and pro He
Fink Custom Mam Boots and; Shobs for Oen
tlemen. Bart.ett, No 83 Bomb, blxth street, above
C'beatiDU
JfonciiTiTO Kbts and Canoplej, at Pattrs's, Na.
141 8 Cbeanut atrt ef.
Lack Curtains and Window Shades, at Paitbn's,
Ho. 14 8 ( hesnut atreet.
Old M Alt r sues made over at Pattbn's, No Mos
Cbeanut street.
rrifoLSTRBiNO prlcisare reduced at Pattbn's No.
H08 cbeauut street.
New Cakpitr made up and old ones laid ,at Pat
tm's No. 140a Chesnnt street.
Gbovbb A Bakbb's Highest Premium Sewing
Machines, No. 7W Cheanut mrw-t
If you wish tor fine reading matter, pay a visit to
No. Itff H. '1 bird at'eet; yuu cau tberecUoime trum a
lame and varied stork. All tntuncr of pictorials,
niaitar.mes. news Jumn-ls, fanUton platfn. sul-nion.hiit-,
noveietiea, nlca naxs. ana light or stand
ard wot k a wld be tuuud upon the shelve. Mr. Trail
wllb, the proprietor, has effected an rrauertinnl
hereby lie furnishes Ms pntron with the Ne York
lournala several hours berure the regular mails ar
rive. Oua Stock of Bpbino 1'Lothinu i ilrrliUdl the
Cheaprit and bcU People will nit brlicvt
it mttl they come ami examine,
Wanamakkk A Bk wn.
The LarytM ClDlhlny House.
Oak H.l.L "
The Corner of tjixlh and Market ttreeli,
ODB fOYS' and Youths' HutTS for Dreu or Schonl
are the clua)t, )rrtiirt ami bt.l.
Wanamakku A Bhown,
The Largut CO thing Uhuss,
'Oak Hai.l."
The comer of Hixlh and Market streets,
Ona CrftTOM Dkpabtmknt is the largest ami best hi
1'hUadilphia. Mas hunii r.ds of tlijjerent
styles of ijO'Uls.
WanamaKkk A Hkown,
Tlu Large.it Clothing House
' Oak Hall,"
The corner of blxth and Market streets.
Oua Custom Cuttkms are. men of taste and ability.
Wanamakkk & UaoWN.
The Largest CUtthlng House,
"Oak Hall."
The corner of Sixth ana Market streets.
Oua Pbicks are 28 per cent below other houses pro
during same, goods.
Wanamak K A Khown,
37ie Lartiesl Clothing House,
"oak Hall."
The. corner ot Sixth and Atarktl streets.
MAHEIED.
DAILEV PKPPER. On the llih of Jn'y, bv the
Ke. lltlaui C. Mo"rc, M . HAlttlY H. O Alf.fc; Y 10
MIhs I.AU11A R. PKc PKH, bum of Duwniugiuwii,
loriueily ot f hllailelphia.
OltAKFF STKKt.MANT. January 0 14IIR. Mr. JA
IliU UHAKKF.ot Phllt-delphlM, to Mm. HANNAH
M. hl KHJIAN, dauhter of Nalhauiul VV. Mjrau, ul
Norrldgewuck, Maiue.
DIED.
CAPHIDY.-On the 12th Instant, CATHiRINiC,
wile ol Patrick (JhhkIUv, ugfd 44 years.
The relatlvetf aud irle.'iDn ot iiih miul'.y are rosnec'
fuliy luvneo to attend ihe funeral, from lue residence
ot her hUHhaiid, Mo. HUH teuoral atreet, uu WeJiitw
(lay n ornlng ai 8 o'clock.
( BUBU.OU the :u h instant, SAMUEL CIIUBB.
In the 4t n year ot bin age.
The relatives and male friends are respectfully lu
vlted to attend tbe fnnoral, troni h's late resKleura,
No. 123 . Hl'lh ptreet, ou Ti.ursday aliernoou at H
o'clock. Funeral services to he held In the Kleventh
K'r' et M. k. Church. Julurmenl la the eruuud ad-
Jolnlnif.
DK U ROOT. On thel;ith Instant. Mrs. SUSAN DK
OKUO f. relict ol the late tjaplaiu James Da llruot, in
ti. - 7 j' u year oi ner age.
Tbe relative.- aud irieuds are Invited to attend the
funeral, from the residence of her son, Iu iihi i).-
l.rtK t. No 0:t n. Kijlun street, OU h'r day, th- 17 h ill
s' ant, at 4 o'clock. Xtuermeut at St. Pain '3 M. K
Church.
HlisH.-On theevenincr of the tnth Instant. KI.KO-
TKa UiLb, beloved lle f Klittha -vl. Heia.aed Gt4
years.
J he relatives aua rnena or me lauiuy are reapesi
fnllv Invited to attend the luneral, fmui the resldeuce
ot ber line hat d. No Uh Oeruiantuwu avenuo. on
W en iiesday afternoon, the lstb Intiant, ni 3 0 clock
P. M. To proceed tolllenwoiid Cemetery,
KKSTKK.-Ou the mil Instant. KLRANOR B.
K K8'l KR, widow of the late Joliu W. Kesier.
i he relative and irieuim 01 me launiy aie respect-
ft'llv invited to attend tbe funeral, trow the rent
dence of her brriher-ln law, W 'Ilium Kills, No. 2nl4
Fri-i'ktnrd road ou Thuroday. the 16U1 lustaat. at 4
O'clock P. W.
NIXON. On the 13th Instant. CORA. duahterof
William IX. and Clara B. NUou, aged T moulhs aud
12 (lays.
The relatives and friend are respectfully Invited m
attend th funeral, from her father's rettl 1nnRn. No 5ofi
N. rlxiet n'h s reet. Weunesday, the 1'ith lostaut a
o'clock. To proceed lu X.everiiigion Ceiuetery , Ro t
btriiith. WKST.-Od tbe morning of the lHh Instant. CO
VINA M.. only vlillo r Jauies M. aud At.uie J. West.
aged 8 mouths aud W days.
AmebioaN
e
Life Insurance Company,
Of Philmlelphia
S. E. Corner FourtU and Walnut Streets.
JTfThui Institution has no tuperiorin the United
attuee olO
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All the Carminative anil diffusively nliiiiu
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Whlrh are so potent In lbs Jamaica Qlngnr aline,
and which are so etllcaclt us In all cases ol Chills from
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OBBKhVK-A half teaspoonful of nolloway's Qlu.
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PREPARED BY
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0. COiJ ARCH STREET,
7 S PHILADELPHIA.
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Triesn Bonds are s"Ctired by morigsgq on the fol
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Match Cbunlc to vikeshrre, Ph intyiranla. lul
nilleft ibe Bearer Meadow branch, IT.i miles and tue
Lei Igb uod Mabauoy brancn. S2,'i mllei, uiaklng a
lutal of 1G1 rullet) of road, iDClurlluir 78 lu'les double
track, equal, with sidings, to 309 miles ol single track
trgelhtr with all laLds, brluges, woik-nbops, ma-
oblueiy, depots, engine bouses, and bulidlags tbere-
onto belooglDg, and all rolling sIork, tools, I mole
ments, and maierlala bt longing totals Cuuiuauy.lu
u.on tbe said Mailruads.
Tils mortgage Is a Urst lien on all or tbs above
I'duus. except 41 mil's, from Eantnn to MaucbCbunK
r n wblch It Is preceded by a inorigt far il.Soii.Ouu
dui' In 187, the Bi nds of which arv ezcnangloK. as
last as piehenied, fur tbe pieneut Issues; tnooe not
presented unlit maturity are to be paid out ot tbe pre
sent loan, making lc a flrd mortgage on tbe aoov-
meutioDed property.
$1,000,000 OF 1I1ESE PONDS,
Either Coupon or KegiHlcrcd,
Are offered at ninety five per centum, with Interest
i mm the day of sale, free irom Htate and UaUed
biaits' tuxes.
ITIAltLES C.EOXJSTltETU, Treasurer,
OfUce of tbe Lehtgb Va ley Kallroal O m jan,
7 1 tin Ho. Sua WALMJT Kir el. Pniladelulils.
COLD BOUCHT.
BE HAVEN BR0.,
No. 40 SOUTH THIRD ST.
22 I 111
s
EYES PElt CENT. MOKTtSAUE BONDS
Of the Tenusylvanla and New York Canal and
Ballroad Company, Guaranteed, Principal
and Interest, by tbe
Lehigh Valley Railroad Company.
For Sale ut 95, and Interest from Juno 1.
C. & II. P.0RIE,
No, 8 MERCHANTS' EXCHANQB.
BOW EN & FOX,
fMlmrp NO. 18 MERCHANTS EXOHANQg.
Q1TY OF FITTSBURa WATES W0EK
BEVEN PER CENT. BONDS,
FOtt BALE BY
lYUFXEiN BKOTIIERS,
do, W BottUl T&IBJ) BUvd
Kt?
HNANCIAL.
Oeeu&Br.o.
POPULAR LOANS.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
At 102,
And Accrued Interest
CENTRALPACIFIC RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
At 103,
And Accrued Interest.
Bonds on hand for immediate delivery.
Full Reports, Maps, Etc., furnished upon
application.
De Haven & 13no.,
No. 40 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
8 28
PHILADELPHIA.
QANKINC HOUSE
OP
JayCooke&G).
Nos. 112 and 114 South Till HI) Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
Dealers In all Government Securities.
Old 5-20s Wanted in Exchange for New.
A Liberal Difference allowed.
Compound Interest Notes Wanted.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
COL1 ECTION9 MADE. STOCKS bought and sold
on Cummlablcn.
Special business accommodations reserved for
ladles. 7 3 8m
QLENDINNING & DAVIS.
RO, S nOQITH THIBD 8TBEET1
Stock and Gold Brokers
QUOTATIONS OP NEW YORK STOCKS
ALWA PS ON HAND. 1 ti 8,
B. BLKWDISKINO. JB. JOHJT H. DA VII
TO RENTi
F
R
RENT,
PEEMISES, So. CHESSUT St.,
FOll STOKE OK OFFICE.
ALSO, OFFICES AND hXHQK ROOUA sultabl
for a Commercial Oo'l 'Kft m 3 at
6 Mtf BANK If T8E REPUBLIC,
HATS AND CAPS.
JONES, TEMPI, B & CO.,
7ASUIUNAULK HATTERS,
First door Bbovrt Cuesnul street. 4 0
WATIBURTDN'S IMl'ROVED. VEtT
lateo.fLO eaiy-tlttln( Dreas Hsu (patented). In
all tbe Improved 1- iiiOuh ol the seiuou. CHK
;IT Htreet. net Poor to tlie Post Office. II IB Jop
' PERSONAL. "
g O U N I 1 E S, PE.V8 10N8,
PRIZE MONEY,
and all clafrus against tbeNatlonal and State Govern
ments promptly collected. Call on or address
OMORUtC W. FORD,
No. 11 DOCK Ht'eet,
6stQth2U One door below Third.
REFRIGERATORS.
REFRIGERATORS
AT 8HVE I OLI.4R3 AND UPWAHD1,
WATtRCOOLERt ,rLOTUE.H.WRiNUhKl AKJD
WAbHERH, and a general variety of HOCUE-F0B-N18ILU1U
UOODS.
B. A. WILDMAN & BRO.,
(ZOtnthalin Depot. In. mi SPRING GARDEN Rt
PARASOLS.
1
PTfASfT 5 ITil Sl.ie. T.tKirn 1.r.n
,2; bilk, bun UujbrellHs. l f 1 25. aud uuwarils.
At DIXON'rt,
PATENT
E D.
PANTS SCOURED AND STRETCHED
From 1 to 5 inches,
AT 5I0TTET, FRENCH STE.1M DYELNU
AND SCOUKIMU
No. 20 SOUTH NINTH STREET,
AND
No. 730 RACE STREET,
7St PHILADELPHIA.
-pvEAFSESS. EVEUY INSTRUMENT THAT
f J auienoH aud skin bave luveutea to asalai iu
bearing In eve'y degree ol deafneaa; also. HmpIraUMTj.
also, GraBdall'a paieni Crutobea, superior to ' n
others In use, at P. MADKIKA't,yo, lit .B. TW.l A
tllioetibelOWCUwauia
CLOTHING.
'4NK CRANELLO.
F " JAILOR,
No. 921 OIESNirr PTKEET.
(PENK MTJTV1- BUILDINGS),
HAVING SECURED Tn.B 8ERVICB9 OF TUB
FOLIWINO EMINENT ARTISTS,
J0SETH TACKET, 0k Coats,
ERNEST L. MUELLER, ,n rants ail
Vests
ENTIRE 8 ATI BF ACTION AS TO ST YL3 ANB
FIT IB FULIY OTJARA.N t EKD.
SUITS HADE TO ORDER IM TWEW IT-TOUB
HQPRB' NOTIi R UU
CLOTHING! CLOTHIIICT
EVANS & LEACH,
No. 628 MARKET STREET,
Reepeetrally Invlt the public generally Ut call Ml
examine their EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
SUMMER CLOTHING.
Parties requiring a Good Fit at LOW PRICES, srfl
And It to their advantage to call on ns. U thafcaMa
JEWELRY, StLVCRWARE, ETC7
yaV;'
No. 810 CHE8NUT STREET,
Hare just finished a large Tarlety
OP
SILVER ARTICLES,
Especially Suitable for
BRIDAL PRESENTS.
AH of entire! j new and beatlftil designs.
No. 819 CHESNUT 8TREET.
1 Itnthsl PHILADBLPHIA)
CE PIT CHER 8,
WAITERS,
GOBLETS.
We are now 0 Bering a very large stock 0
PLATED WARE
AT MANUFACTURERS' TRICES.
WE TRIPLE PLATE OUH GOODS, and OMU'
tee lnU weight of SILVER on each article.
CLARK A DIDDLE.
No. 712 CHESNUT Street,
2 tnthrp PHILADELPHIA.
C. & A. PEQUICNOT.
Manufacturers of WATCH CA8ES, and Deal em
la American and Imported
WATCHES,
No, IS South SIXTH Htreet.
OJrptntns Manufactory, Ao. 12 & tLTTH atraav
GROCERIES, ETa
M
N.
THE FIRST NEW ST. JOHN'S
SMOKED SALMON
Offered For Sale, this Season.
S1310N C0LT0N CLARKE,
GROCERS,
S. W. Corner BROAD and WALNUT SfcV
6 16 tuths
PHILADELPHIA,
40
(.'NTH.-TIIH REST ROiSTEK COr.
H.K evrr coiu in Phuadeluhia. a WlustKN'M
old esiaoilthed Tta Warehouse, Ho. 13 VHHaJUJT
bireeU
30
CF.tTNr-UOOD MTUSSNO H44.lTEJfc
iollct: at WILsunx
No. 2.16 CH K.-i s Ui B, teet.
fffT CENTS.-JAVA COFFEE, 1ST LABttf
sJO Oovernu'ent sai-ks at V I ! STW.
I7NVI.1NII tllHUOKV, FOB Si AMI
J (JuOVe ricn aud siruuK For sale at WlLstt.
old esikhllshed Tea Wa.ehouse, o. i viiMatt (jt
street.
80
csktn ieb pBJin,-ynsTi W4
VI.AOA
No. CH KeiS If at r'eit.
OBAK E PEKOK AN l liNULIWII Mr ,EtK.
No iMCHKHNPr HUeet
CIWISIBOJIIIIIIBttrTKy t IWXIIH
flnn. lorsale to-rtav a' ttlLWHI's .IS iKnatn,tt
PIANOS. C
rgm srtTK ft co.'s, anD uaines
OALIW a UAJUNJiT OKUANtk. U iX
J. K. GOUL' VH Kr.u.n..
417 8m
OC HKIS lN UT btreet.
ffifffi ALBRKCHT, R1K.K3 & SCHMIDT,
MAMDVAOTDBJ ;K Of
FIBST-CLAS8 PI A.NO-FOBTE3.
Full tnarautee, and mod rate prloes.
Wsrsroouii, sto. io AUUU Itreat,
U 3ni4p
FUZIDKLJ-iCIA.
ROBGERS'AND YOSTEN HOLM'S POCKET
,. . kK u.yiM?i-i?l " Handles ob-auUfuI
P'Ba1.! ud WADK A BUTUHKB'8
"JSli. -"e celebrated LEOOULTHE HAJiOU
K1;,'- a nlves. He la nrs. and Table Ontlery Oronnd
a P" ,t,hed. at P. MADEI&A'U. No, lis H. TENTH
helnw ha.nnt
T fMTtD STATE 8 REViSNUK STAMPS
lj Pruiolpttl I epoi, No. 4 HEWVT mreei.
Central Depot. No. Mitt. FIFTH Htreet. Oae door
Feiow I besnul. t'siabllsbed IH2.
Revenue Siamps of every desorlptlun cuuslantlv on
hund lu anf aun'unu IS 17
1 Otdvrs It wall 01 &pret prgmptl mended. W &