BIIEIINESS NOTICES.
KEEP. TOUR TEMPER,
Though still you see another claim
\ The largest share of wealth and fame—
) Remember au can't win the game,
And be content
To browse in your allotted tether,
Although bra scanty fare you gather;
Tour mood should ne'er in this hot weather,
Be violent;-
001 beads, and also cool attire,
Like Tower Ball's, you now require!
• Its PLAva- •
4iisaool Fancy Cassimere Pants, as lots as
• 41
. Vests 2 50
, r Black " Pants " 500
P " Goth Vats 400
wi iltiney Cassimere Suits, to match, 14 00
" ' Btack . Butis, 20 00
,:,s2diocincing from these rates wehave goods of ail grades,
up to the very finest fabrics, at prices reduced tnproix,r-
Stoa—Afen's Youths' and Boys'. THouseigns R&VE
.IPOUE'D WITHIN THE PART PEW WZMICS, THAT WE ABE
ACTUALLY 'SELLING GOOD, SEBVIZZABLE GOODS AT.
NOLII mucia3 =KED.
- THE VFW GAME.
Those determin'd t o gamble, and shirk the laws,
Would even bet on the length of straws
...In Faris just now the fast gentry game,
At a play wh'ch is call'd by a singular name—
'game of cabs," where the players gaze
At the number of ev'ry passing chaise,
On numbers even or odd bet high,
'And patiently wait while the cabs pass by.
sow, a certain Duke who lost his stake,
Because even numbers he happen'd to take.
bad been better off and come out tine,
By taking the add, like six hundred and nine;;
And good fortune extends even to those,
Who-that number select when they want good clothes;
Bar stu sly lucky and wise to go,
Tozet cheapness and fadhiONfrOM PIDLEY ct CO..
And to know when attir'd at the famous "Star,"
Ton may, vie with the proudest wherever you are.
"Wilt.iOnityms BAND ON TIM BACKS oir otrn.Cus-
Tcurzna. .Eviray twin:ENT WE BELL in A FlRST
ancommxiinsmorr. Therein lies the secret of
the long continued and still increasing rush to the
"Brart„" Our stock of BEADY MADE CLOTIIING IS IM.
SINNBEI, and from it all can be accurately fitted. Piece
dixtde of every variety; Cotters of well-known ability,
and all who leave their measure are sure to bepleased.
PAL/CBS Tam LOWEST IN PIMADELFIDEA. Call and be
Wielded.
STAR CIAMCING EMPORIUM,
Low MEM 4161)%7IASBEIONABLE GOODS,
609 OFESETNIIT ST., SIGN OP STAR.
PERRY & CO.
MOTH AND
Ladles afflicted with Discolorations on the Face
willed moth patches, or fireclcles, should use PERItY'B
Oelebrated MOIR and FRECKLE LOTION. It is in.
fallible. Prepared by Dr. B. C. P1121.12Y, Dermatologist
Bond street, N. Y.
Bold by all druggists in Philadelphia and elsewhere.
Price $2. mytmtin,tu-gmf
No STEINWAY & SONS'
PIANOS
Are now acknowledged the best In- WI
straments In Europe as well as America. They are
septa in public and private, by the greatest artists
Enrope, by VON BULOW, DREYSCHOCII,
LIBTi . JAELL and others;ln this country by BULLS,
MASON, WOLFSOBN, etc. For sale only by
ekti-tf BLASIUS BROS.,
1006 Chestnut street,
EVENING BULLETIN.
TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1866.
AMP , Persons leaving the city for the sum
mer, and wishing to have the EVENING
airrz.ETrx sent to them, will please send
their address to the office. Price, by mail,
seventy-five cents per month.
"GENTLEMEN BY BLUTH: ,
"The undersigned, a gentleman by birth,
ucation and culture, of industrious and
emplary habits; a scholar; superior pens
an; an ex-editor of five different prominent
tlitical journals; a lawyer of eight years
'native practice at nisi prius, and a mem
-r of the United States Supreme Court;
dorseli personally and professionally by
Osman, jurists and influential gentlemen,
;m in the employment of the Government,
It having recently .experienced severe
cuniary reverses, wishes," do. dm. &c.
The foregoing is the commencemen
.±* : ~ : '" iI b shed , the Cons iu
* at Union, at Washington, withih a
day or two. The "gentleman by birth,
education and culture" goes on to say
that he is willing to enter into a partner
ship with some other gentleman, pro
vided the latter has capital, and he is
even willing to accept a situation in the
office of some other gentleman yet, pro
vided the arrangement can be made sat
isfactorily lucrative to gentleman No. 1.
A gentleman by birth! And what is
a gentleman by birth hilt land like ours?
It is a fair. presumption that the advertiser
is one of those, fine Virginia gentlemen,
who, like Dogberry, has had losses. He
Probably went to wreck with the fallen
ortunes of the Confederacy, and his gen
- illy consists principally in his mainte-
Ince of slavery as a divine institution
d in his devotion to treason as a States
1 ght. The journal in which the card
'pears, 'the locality in which it is
,üblished, and the sickening twaddle
4 , ut "gentleman by birth," are all elo
,ient of the• Old Dominion.
IA gentleman by birth! How can aman
i= a gentleman by birth in a land where
' ere are nodistinctions of rank,andnow
) at slavery is at an end, where there
no distinctive - classes in the eye of the
_sr ? We have had some pretty pronii
nt specimens of American gentlemen
Aom not only our own people but the
~ rld at large have deemed an honor to
-,,: i kind and passable gentlemen. Ben
. .. in Franklin was the.son of a tallow
chandler and of course not a gentleman
by birth; Roger Sherman was hardly
a gentleman by birth, became in his
aarly life he earned a living by making
‘oes; Henry Clay could not have been
:".sentleman by birth, for he was the . son
a very poor man and when a boy he
' 'ried . grist to the mill; Andrew
(ckson was not. ;born a gentle
,.,n, for his fatiler was a poor
i dless Irish farmer, and his mother
s a linen weaver; Millard Fillmore
st have acquired whatever of the
, b
_ utleman he has about him, for he was
Only a fuller's apprentice in early life;
Abraham Lincoln, as ' noble a gentle
man in heart, in feeling and in instinct
as ever breathed, was not born to this
;rank, for he was the son of a poor, toil
ing. backwoodsman; and the present
president of the United States, having
first seen the light in a log-cabin, and
hdving earned his bread by his shears
luid his needle in. early life,was not only
t -- born a gentleman, but he did not
' s e-, ' .ve
,gentleness until he had made
coa st erable progress in the journey of
l if:Tii Fe are only a few among the
many notal)le instances of American
men winning -station and renown who
were not "born gentlemen."
A man ean no more be born a gentle
st' tbrough _any accident 9f the con
.MINNEW & 00.,
TOWER HALL.
518 MARICET BTRIOST.
STILL HASPENG.
The local Copperhead organ of this
morning furnishes a strong case of "Nig
ger on the brain." There are several
articles devoted exclusively to the colored
individual, and there is ecarcely a column
outside of the advertising department,
that the irrepressible darkey does not
loom up in. A rough count gives the
following result: The words "negro"
and "negroes" occur ten times; the words
"slavery" and "slaves" occur seven
times, and the word "abolition" occurs
four times. This is certainly a little
strong for such hot weather, and particu
larly when coming from a party that is
so fond of thrtzing the "nigger" in
other people's tee
Is the Copperhead party so badly
ofl that - it has no principles left it
except the dead and gone issue of the
maintenance of a defunct institution?
Has it no higher aim than the persecu
tion of a humble race of men who in
this land never harmed even their bit
terest oppressors? Has it no loftier pb
ject than finding excusesfor traitors and
rebels and the uttering of wicked slan
ders against every loyal and true man?
During the war the Northern Copper
head party did all in its power to aid the
cause of treason, and now that loyalty
and fidelity to the laws have gained the
ascendancy, this same organization is
striving to render worthless the fruits
that were earned at so great a cost.
Bold men, men of intelligence, melt of
brilliant parts have been traitors and
sympathizers with treason; but it is
cowardly, mean and drivelling to make
an issue upon slavery which is dead be
dition in life of his parents, than he can
be born pure, wise, virtuous and kindly
through the force of the circumstances
in which his parents happen to be
placed. It is no uncommon thing for
scions of the bluest blood to be guilty-of
acts egress scoundrelism: while men
who are not "born gentlemen" fill posi
tions of honor, and command the respect
and admiration of the world for their
talents, their Integrity and their piltriot
ism.. In the old world, where a lecher,
a sot, a glutton and a cheat, could enjoy
the distinction of being the "firstgentle
man of Europe," there is some meaning
in being born a gentleman, for the term
applies there to rank and condition, and
not to character. In our own country
we have no gentlemen by birth, and the
use of such an expression gives the lie
to our demcicracy and our republicanism;
while it proves the silliness of the class
from which such a twaddler sprung.
`Worth makes the man the want of it the fellow."
An English poetess has- very finely
described a true gentleman. We have
not space for more than
_the conclusion
of her poem:
"There are some spirits notlyjust, nnwarped by pelf
or pride,
Great in the calm. but greater still when dashed by
adverse tide,
They holdthe rank no king can give, no station can
disgrace.
Nature put forth her gentleman, and monarchs must
give place."
Such a gentleman as this is not neces
sarily the offspring of society where
gentility is estimated by the number of
niggers that are owned or that have
been owned by the progenitors. The
log cabin is 'as likely to be his birth
place as the' pretentious mansion, and
the parents quite as likely to be humble
hardworkers as the owners of a thousand
acres, the proprietors of fast, horses, or
blatant politicians.
CRAVEN ON DAVIS.
While every one blessed with even
half an eye can see the gloss which Dr.
Craven has cast over his narrative of
Jeff. Davis'simpriionment, the majority
of readers, irk the absence of testimony
to the contrary, will probably accept his
"facts" as truth. If they do, they_ will
make a great mistake. The great point
made by Craven in his book is the scene
of Davis in irons. Here he expends
whatever force he May possess, and lays
on his colors with a lavishness that
makes quite a brilliant picture for those
who believe in that style of painting,
without regard Wits fidelity to nature.
Craven harps page afterpage upon the
physical and mental torture undergone
by Davis during the time he was ironed.
He tells how ingenuity exhausted itself
in inventing pads and, cushions to ease
his sufferings. He gives his readers to
understand that the whole case was one
of unutterable and unexampled hard
ship, and he has already started a howl
all through the South, that must come
back as music to his craven ears.
Whether there was a necessity for
ironing Davis or not, it Is difficult
to determine. It was ,done -by
General Halleck's orders, and it
is to be presumed that General Hal
leek believed that there was good reason
for the order. Many and niani a good
Union officer was subjected tOfarkreater
indignities by Davis's subordhiates,
during his brief career of treason, and
there is no necessity for any particular
sympathy with the man who is morally
and legally responsible for the suffer
ings inflicted upon our officers and sol
diers. But what are the facts? The
testimony of officers at Fortress Monroe,
quite as deserving of credit as Dr. Craven,
is in direct conflict with his statement.
It is susceptible of proof, which would
satisfy any one but a confirmed cop
perhead or rebel, that on the very day
after Davis was ironed, he complained
that he could not sleep, and the key of
his shackles was placed in his own keep
ing; he took them off with his own hands,
and with his own hands put them on
again in the morning ! Dr. Craven'
takes very good care not to mention this
most essential fact, but he will scarcely
have the temerity to deny it. The whole
purpose of his book is to manufacture
sympathy for Davis, and to put money
in his own purse, and he appears to be
not over particular about the means by
which he attains these noble ends.
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN : PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JUNE 26,1866
yond the fear of resurrection, and to en
deavor to make capital by insulting and
slurring the hurnbleOnd inoffensive.
Tan SOLDIERS' 012DH/I:SUL—One of the
chief features of the parade on the Fourth
of July will be the -orphans of Pennsyl
vania soldiers and sailors, eleven hundred
of whom are to visit the city on that day.
It will be seen by an advertisement in
another column, that provision is yet to be
made for four hundred and fifty little girls,
during their visit, and that a committee of
ladies have taken charge of the matter,
under the supervision of Hon. Thomas EL
Burrowes, the State Superintendent. -We
hope there will be a prompt response to the
appeal, and that the little ones will all be
furnished with comfortable quarters during
their brief stay , amongst us.
' Large Sale corneal Estate To-morrow.
James 4. ireeman's sale W morrow, at the Exehange.
includes a lafge number of valuable properties to OA: so/d
peremptorily. by order of the Orphans' Court, Court of
COmmcm.Pieas, Executors, Assignees undo there.
' Or'
SEE CATALOGUES.
TORN GRI MM BUILDER.
I 1781 CHESTNUT STREET
and 213 LODGE STREET.
Mecbanice of every branch required for housebulld•
lug and fitting promptly farnisheiL jaBenve
wAßElftriiihM4Eatsn fowl
Thousands of these popular instru
ments In use In Philsidelphia and. vicinity. For sale
Only by J. E. GOIT.L.D.
apl9-th,s.tu,tf 'Eleventh and Chestnut.
jeIMAtON it HAMLIN'S to m
CABINET ORGANS.
Unlike and superior to any and all
reed instruments., Recommended by the leading-or
ganists and artists In America and Europa
I, E. GOULD,
Seventh and Chestnut streets.
spio-thghtu-K
STATIONERY—LETTESS, OAP AND NOTE
PARER& KNVELOPBS, BLANK, BOOKe, and
every requisite in the Stalpnery line, selling at the
lowest figure; at
Z. B. DOWNWEVS Stationery Store,
anduttrPi Highth street. two doors above "Walnat.
BONNER STYLE HAM—WARBURTON,
430 CHESTNUT Street, next door the Poet
Office.
' N. B. Nowhere else can the purchaserobtain greater
value for his money.
4 NEW STYLES OF STRAW HATS 4
also the Mackinaw and Panama Hate.
THEO. H. McCALLA,
At his old established
HAT AND CAP EMPOItTini,
804 Chestnut street. jelB•lmf
ABBY B. McCALLA, HATTER. INFORMS HlS Hnumerous friends and customers that have not yet
been deceived by the new occupants of the store he
established CH/MTN - UT Street, above EIGHTH. that
he is in no way connected with It, notwithstanding
their numerous misrepresentations to that effect, to sell
to his customers, but that he can be found at C pia
CA LLA'S New Hat Store, It o. 618 CHESTNUT Street,
-third door above New BULLETIN Office, where he can
offer them better bargains and larger stock to select
from.
4 McOALLA'S NEW HAT STORE, No. 613
CHESTNUT Street.—Every hat has the to .vest
price marked on It In plain figures. till. and
••- . • •
STRAW HATS AND SUMMER H &T3.—S OW
of the newest style Hats, at prices 25 per cent.
less than elsewhere, at McCALLA'S New Hat
Store, 613 CHESTNUT street, third door above new
Office.
444 STRAW -BATS RETAILED AT WHOLE
sale prices. Biggest assortment in t ,, is town. at
Mc( New Rat iSt..re, 613 CIEtioSTNUT
street. Every article has price marked on in plain
figures.
44 STRAW AND SUMNER RATe.-1131ggest
stock, biggest variety, and lowest prices iu this
city, at MicCALLA'S New Hat store, 613 CHR.ST
NUT street, third door above New Ecri.a.krns Mee.
Yon can save from 60 cents to al on a single article.
ETABRY .13.•hfcCALLA ItETIIRNI3 HIS SINCERE
_LI THANKS to his numerous friends and customers
who have followed him from Chestmu, above Eighth,
(4' which he had sole charge from 1169) to the pew
store, 613 ORESTNIIT street, and informs them that
he can now sell them Haut and (Ups 25 per cent. less
than heretofore. Don't forget the number, 613. jell t 1
DEDUCED PRICES—Every style Photograph exe
.l.li, cnted at ItICUSEER'S Gallery, second etrett. &Wove
Green. a rare chance for persons who desire any to
have there made In perfect manner, cheap,
IF YOU WANT PEAS OR 111111 BEANS shelled
1 as fast as seven persons can do them by hand, by
one of the Patent &belling Machines costlag from SS to
IS each. Dealers supplied at factory rates by the
Agents. TRUMAN & !SHAW. No. MS (Eight Thirty
live) Market Street, below Ninth. -
r A2t9E-8.12:10 PHOTOGRAPHS, SUITABLE FOR
14 framing, made for ast RELSIKR'S (leiter!,
Second street, sbove Green, lust the style likeness to.
snit all, accurate, durable and cheap.
DTINY YOUR Ctrtsw RUM And to make It prodt
ableto do so. get a Patent Cherry Stoning Machine
-.Ma pits two bushels an hour. For sale by TRU
MAN 01 811.A.W.110. 135 (Eight ThitTy.ilve) Market
street, below Ninth.
6 CARTYS DE VISITE FOR SL— To see is' to ad
mite those fine styles made by BEIMER, VA Arch
street: none surpass them to accuracy of likeness or
artistlcal execution.
MEE PATENT ICE PLANE for Druggists,-Bar.
0 1 tenders, etc., enables them to quickly cool their
drinks by shaving the tumbler rut of ice of a snowy
fineness. For sale. with a full variety of Ice Picks, by
TRUMAN & SHAW. 1%;o. 835 {Eight Thirty-rive)
Market street, below 'Ninth.
1866 HAM CUT TO PLEASE. at KOPP'S
. SHAVING SALOON. Hair and Whiskers
dyed. Shave and Bath 3u cta. Corner Exchange Place
and Dock street l lt• I O. C. KOPP.
TO HOUBERICEPICES, for Meanie silver and
Isilver-plated ware,aliEW PO G POWDER,
the best ever made. & BROPHER,
fels 844 Chestnut street, below Fourth.
L'OR SALE.—To Shippers, Grocers, Hotel-Keepers
and others—A very superior lot of Champagne
Cider, by the barrel or dozen. P. J. JORDAN,
nog-rptf 220 Pear street, below Third and Walnut.
HOB SKIRT MANUFACTORY.—Hoop ItkIrts
and Corsets ready made and made to order war
ranted of the best materials. Also, bkirts repaired.
Mt& aboveLEY,
512 Vine streeEighth.
jelB4mrp
MBE HARRISON BOILER, A SAFE STEAM
BOHJER—The attention of Manufacturers and
others using Steam is confidently called to this new
Steam Generator, as combining essential advantages
in absolute safety from explosion, in cheapness of first
cost and cost ofrepairs in economy of i net. facility of
cleaning and transportation. tkc., not possessed by any
other boiler now in use. This boiler is fdtmed of a
combination of cast iron hollow spheres, each sphere
8 inches external diameter, and 3 an inch thick.
These are held together by wrought Iron bolts, with
caps at the ends.
About two .hundred of these boilers are now in
oper th ati
ci ents
on. some of them in the best establishm
in is ty.
For descriptive circulars or price, apply to JOSEPH
HARRISON In., Harrison Boiler Werks. Uray'a
Fern' Road.
HARRISON,
the U. B. Arsenal, Bhiladq.
Phis. e7-2mrpli
FM/MK
~ WEAVER & CO..
Manufacturers of
MANILA AND TARRED CORDAGE,
Cords, Twines, &c.,
No. Di North Water street, and No. 22 North Delaware
avenue, Philadelphia.
EDWIN H. Fawns. .I,ficztaxt. WILSAMIL
CorraAn P. oxonasui.
TSAAONATEAIB% Auctioneer and Money Broker,
-IL N. E. corner of rd and Spruce streets, only one
square below the Exchange, NATHANE'S Principal
Office, established for the laat forty years. Money to
loan in large or small amounts, at the lowest rates on
Diamonds, Silver Plate, Watches, jewelry. Clothing,
and M
till 7 =We f
P. IL eve n. ry descriptio Office hour deBB-ttrp s from 8
o
•' : , :Rise: n: :h.. •roider•
1l Braiding. Stamping, &c.
IL A. TORREY.
1800 Filbert street.
rVINE FRENCH MANTEL CLOCES.—A fresh lin
-43:ataKEEtien
PERS. of beautiful styles, warranted correct
FARR .4 BROTHERS. Importers,
LSI Chestnut street, below Fourth,
O DISAPPOINTSIENT I
NE FAILS.
"ITCH" `VETT VER.
E"R
"Tres? , Dr. Nwayne's Ointment. "TETTFE"
"ITCH" proeux.ynds Ointment. "TETTER"
"ITCH" "TETT FIR"
"ITCH" NEWER KNOWN "TRITER"
ricra" ' "T.ETTER"
"ITCH" TO PALE, "TETTE R"
"ITCH" - " TRITER"
".T.TOH" IN CURING THIS "TETTER"
'ITCH" “TETTR"
".T. "ITCH" TORMEENTING
"T "TET T ETER ER"
TCrIl " "
ITCH" COMPLAINT. 'TETTER"
ITH" "TETTER"
Cures Itching Piles, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Hash, all
Skin Diseases.
wayne's" Cures "All-Healing" .411.ays "Ointment."
`4Bw aYne's" "AilafFafintt" "Ointment."
'Swayze's" Itch in "All• Healing" all ""
"BwaYne's" "All-Healing" 'Ointment"
"Swayne's" from ~ ..41.1.-Healing"itchings"Ointmeut"
"Swayne'r "All-Healing" "Ointment "
"BwaYne's" 12 to 48 "All.liealing" at "ointment "
"Swayne's" "All-Healing" "Ointment."
'Sway ne's" Sous. "All,Reallne woe. "Ointment."
A ereat variety °fames yield to the wonderful heal
ing properties of thIS Ointment, even the most obstinate
wholetrac in character. eraptions covering' the
urface of the body, that 'nut at defiance every
other mode of treatment which the mind of man, could
invent, have been permanently cured. ,
PI Ice 80 canto a box. By mail 80 cents: •
Over thirty ars have "Dr. Basayne's
their ' been in constant use in all parts of the world, and their
la crewing popalarity is certainly .prOof of their great
Power to heal,
Pre.,To &ed only by Dr. /WAYNE SON, No. MO kr.
anr. street, above Vine, Philadelphia.
Sold by the leading remitidets• 1/17214u.th11t
or:. • PINE wleroma, JEWELRY, etc, a tiorZ
4_1,4 Pieta assortment at recently reduced mice%
PARR & EMI
Importers of Watches etc.
AM if CUM*. street, below ifeurtk.
1131'WANAmAraa & ExcowN,
& Bitows,
_WANAMAIER & Buows,
10/I"Weariteme& & Ba.owN,
HANDSOME CliarinNo.V.
HANDSOMiII er.arame.-
• lia
HANDSOME OLOTHINELNia
HAND6O3OI Ournarre.-lig
/01 - Lovner Plums.
.101 - Lowx.s.r Palms)
WITLOWSIST PRICKS.
ifirLowicar
SENT ASSORTMENT.,
BEST ASSOSTAIENTMEN
• BEST ASSORTMENT.,ba
BEST ASSORTMENT.
WirtlNucterriomunazi FITS.
artrNEXCSPTIONABLE PITS. •
illar UNEXCEPTIONABLE PITS.
sirIINBXCEPTIONABLIA PITS.
TEE PEOPLE PLEAS/MIES
THE PEOPLE PLEASED.
THE PEPPER PLEASED:VI
nrOeir Hew.
THE PEOPLE Purralaviiii
i
OAR HALL.
stirOes. Rum.
•
wiracx HALL.
S. B. CORNER SIXTH AND HABILET STS.'SS
S. B. CORNER SIXTH AND HAILTLETNTEL'iaI
B. B. CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET STS.`EN
B. E. CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET
rl fi
‘ 7 -\ 3 / . \ 4 0,, gi ll :
,i y \9 %.
4 . ' •
4 \ /
AMILY . SEWING-MACHINES.
NO.
720
CHESTNUT ST.
FOR CAPE MAY.
Tickets can be procured and baggage checked from
Dwe.lings DIKECT to the Island. by Implication to
GRAHAM'S BAGGAGE EXPRIZS on% OE N 0.102
South TWELFTH street, one door below Chestnut.
je2S-611
SABINE, HY & HOLLINSHEAD,
AGENTS,
No. 280 Walnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
MASSASOIT INSURANCE CO.
OF
Springfield, Mass.,
On the let Day of January, 1866,
• C spit al Stook,
2,000 SURES, ALL PAID IN CASH,
2200,000 00.
Cash on band- •
.. sm. 53
Cash In Agawam Baak-------.........-- 6,8m1 10
cash In bands of agenta-::--. , .11,186 51
Loans secured DY hist niertillkeTDD which
there Is less that One years' interest due
and mina . . 45 . :00 CO
Loans on eer
paid
Within a year-. 2,380 GO
Bank. Itallrosd and 'United States & ..-
onto.. 161 642 25
Loans en collateral swirl ty.------.-... 2,000 On
Interest euximed but not due. .—. 3,4e0 Su
All other property of the Company 1.341 48
Claims for loa•es in suitor contested. 111,300 CO
Lome paid during the year...„---.1141,X7 X
Loaaes during theyear not settled. 14,854 F 3
com.
Cash premiums received. uc — .......
Premiums earned----... ....
Interest en investment received
Income received from other sources.
ItSPESDITUREki.
Losses paid during the year- IRIS= 12
Amount paid before re -insurance__ 1,449 9,
Amount of return Premiums paid.-- 7,561 50
Llvidends paid during tho year-- -16,00000
penses paid, inclueing commission and
fees to sgeoWand officers of the C , mpany 23,637 to
Taxes pats by the Company ......... 8,53396
All other expenses and expenditures. 11,673 sl
A. W. CHAPIN, President.
SANFORD I HALL, Secretary.
!UDINE, DDT it HOLLINSBEAD,
AGENTS,
No. 230 Walnut Street,
Je2s.3c rpi
PHILADELPHIA.
10' A CARD.
special notice to our old friends sad the public gen-
The.7ONEW One-Price Clothing House, established
sixteen years ago, is still in successful operation at the
old location, sol MARKET Street, one door above
Sixth, and has not changed its place or manner of do.
ing business, which is exactly the Samegood old plan
In operation for many years, namely , — 'One-Price and
no deviation." The Clothing we make is of the most
subetar tial character, both as to materials and work.
unship. so that our customers never can complain of
either.
Our stock Is large and plain or fashionable people
can be wcll suited. Our oustomers should be careful
to get to the right place as there Is no other establish
mentee in the city in our line of business strictly "Sine.
JONES'
' ONE-PRICE CLOTHING,
604 MAXLICErr
my2l-lm ip • ONE DOOR ABOVE STEM
PATENT WIRE WORK
FUR RAILINGS, STORE FRONT%
GUARDS, PARTITIONS. do.
BEDSTEADS AND WIRE WORE
In variety, manufactured by
M. WALKER di BONS.
=ma 4pl NO. n NORTE SIXTH Street.
WANTED 2•
MI PER 'MONTH paid to Agents, to introduce our
new SIS, $lB and $2O Bewlpg Mac Aries, Ketchnm'a Pat.
ant. Address, with stamp. MONADNOCK SEWING
MACHIAS CO., Winonendon, M ea ~ orPhiladelnhia,
Pa. • • leB.Bm rP"
SUITS OF ROSEWOOD PARLOR
FURNITURE.
- ti Gleo. J. klenkels,
Thirteenth and. Chestnut Streets. •
WHITE CASTILE SO AP.-100 Boxes genuine white
TV Castile Soap, landing from bg Pennenva,a,
from Genoa, and for sale by SOS. B. BU BBLER et CO.,
108 South Delaware avenue.
el) MONEY TO ANY. AMOUNT LOANED
UPON DIAMONDS, waTcHmi3, JEWEL
RY, PLATE. CLOTHING, Ac., at
JONICS & CO.'S
L)-ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE, •
Corner of THIRD and GASKILL Streeta,
Below Lombard.
N. B. DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY.
GUNS, &0.,
' FOB SA-Lid AT'
It LOW PRICES.
an "' IS WM: G UNDEIR CIK T . G .A.M ll" No .i l l io a r a tti N.
Stz egg, Mtn% Market.
CLOSING SALE OF THE SEA.
ON MONDAY MORNING, JULY 2d,
• COMIIENCIN4 Al' 10 O'CLOCK,
PHILIP FORD & CO., Auctioneers
WILL SELL AT THEIR STORE, •
No. 566 MARKET STREET,
1,500 eases Prime Boots and shoes
to close consignments for the present season, when
buyers will fine It to their interest ,- to attend.
PHILIP F 0 lD & 00., Auctioneers..
]e26-in th ea St 4pi No. 506 ALAELKET
SURF HOUSE ,
Atlantic City, N. J.
A FDIST-CLASS HOTEL IN EVERY RESPECT 13
NOW OPEN
FOR THE SEASON. •
ADDRESS, WM. T. CALEB,
Jezt—lm rps PROPRIETOR.
LA...1a.320 1 ,
. Warranted 'Free from Water.
ALSO,
Butter, Cheese, .Pork, Smoked Beef,
ehouldme,
FINE 11.A.191S 9 &c.
FOR SALE BY
WILLIAM MOLAND & SON,
1e45.1m rpf CHESTNUT STREET WHARF.
ARE YOU GOING TO NEWPORT?
Ares ou going to Sharon?
Are you going to earatoga?
Are you going to Long branch?
Are you going to Cape Ma.) ?
Are you going to Atlantic City?
Are you going to Europe?
Are you going :o 'mem ehoals?
Are you going to Niagara?
Po you travel South?
• Do you travel Eoutnwest?
Do you travel West?
Supply yourself before leaving with
"Needles' Compound Camphor Troches."
No touriet traveter bbutiict oe wt:hout them, for
they area reliab e, safe and agreeable. remedy for all
affecticns of tie Bowels incident to summer prompt
ly correct disturbance caused by change or water
and climate. They are , positively indispensab e
it rough a Choleraic seas^n, controling with surpris
ing certainty, the Diarrhcea condition preceding
Cholera.
- For sale by Druggists. snc. per Box. -
Ft...toms/ye maker (covered by law).
C. H. NEEDLES,
Je2.6trp Twelfth and Race streets, Poilivielpaia.
REFRIGERATORS.
SMITH Oa ItIOMDSON,
Agents for the sale of the Mita* Celebrated MLA
COAL LLD( D REFRUMMATO ki4S,
Wtiolesale and Retail,
From biz to Twenty five Dollars.
611 MARKET STREET
telErlxn nal
REMOVAL.
FROTHIEGHAM & WELLS
HAVE EHMOVED TO
610 Chestnut Street, Phi la
MBl4 91.
Large and Desirable Residence,
IN WEST GREEN STREET,
O .A SHORT DIZTAUX FBO BROAD in
FOB SALE WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
• PRICE $12,200.
ADDRPBS, .S. W. R.,
J= 1m 4p* AT THIS OFFICE.
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A FIRE BOOM ON
THIRD STREET,
In a first-rate location and handsomely fitted up for
the
BANKING BUSINESS.
The fixtures for sale with the lease.
JeZ-2t'rr/ ADDRESS, P. 0., BOX ZE.
All the finest brands of Blank and Green TEAS at
very low rates.
WEST & BROWN,
le=,st rp 809 GRIMM 0 - 1 , STREET.
EARLE'S GALLERIES,
816 Chesinut street, Phila.-
deli:Ada. James S: Earle &
Son s, Importers, Man.ufao-
turers and Wholesale and
Retail Dealers in Looking
Glasses, 011 Paintings, Fine
Engravings; Photographs,
Picture Frames, Rogers'
Groups. A large Free Gal
lery of Oil Paintings, 816
Chestnut Street.
iJ • T.GALLAGHER,
qtk- Late of BATLEY & CO.,
FORMERLY BAILEY & KITOBMG,
invites attention to his
NEW lEWELRY 'ESTABLISHMENT,
Ss Ws core Thirteenth and Chestnut Sts.
HIS STOOK OF
WATCHES,DIAMONDS ER
AND OTH
FINE JEWELRY
Sterling Silverware and Biller Plated
' Ware, •
will be found very complete. Those wishing to par.
chase or examine will find It much to their advantage
to favor him with a call. All goods WARRANTED
of FIRST QUALITY, and prices satiutacto . The
ORIX)3ItATR VAOHERON and 004STA NTINE
WATCH, of all slues, for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Special attention given SP. , DI MONDE. •
Watches and Clocks Repaired and War
gamed, ien-Exichab3ol.pf
TORDAN'S CELEBRATED 'TONIC ALE.—The
sr truly healthfid and nutritious beverage, now in use
by thousands--Invalids and others—has established a
character for quality of material and purity of manu
facture, which stands unrivaled. it Is recommended
by physicians of this and other places, as a superior
tonic and r.quirre but a trial to convince the most
skeptical of 1m great merit. To be lutd, wholesale and,
retoll,Ogro JOILPAN, Tegr street. .
SON.
RETAIL DRY GOODS
Spring and Summer-
DRE3S, GOODS,
'TRAVELING DRESS MATERIALS
Closin g . Out at a
GR EAT . R ED LI OTION.
Our shack, which Is still very large, INV been._
bought at the auctions in New York and Phi Opiva ,
at a great sacrifice, and being desirous of effecting as
ent , re closing out, we are offering great inducement
to buyers.
01111 WEN STODDABT fr. BROTILB34
Nos. 450, 452, 454 N. Second St,
j€ 26 Stf Above WEEIoW.
SHETLAND SHAWLS,.
khetland Shawls $3 50.
Shetland Shawhi $4.
• Shetland Shawls $5.
Sea Side Shawls $6 t®
J. C: STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
N .it aolTo earner Eighth and Market.
lerP
NCYV.EILMIJES
SEA SIDE SHAWLS.
EDWIN HALL &
28 South Second street,
Would Invite the
ATTENTION OF LADIES
Who are preparing ter Watering" and other Plates C#
Bummer Reaorta, to their large variety of
SUMMER SHAWLS;
04-th,e,tu-Imzp] OP ENTIRELY NEW STYLE%
LINEN LAWNS,
00 Pieces Linen Lawns at 35c.
60 Pieces Organdy Lawns at 25e.
50 Pieces Piae White Pique at 650.-
300 Pieces Plain and Plaid 31nsliza
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE 81 CO.,
N.UP
. W. Corner Eighth and Market;
Jel6 W.
CHEAP FRENCH. IaENS.
JIIBT RECEIVED.
3,300 YARDS
FRENOH SHIRTHG LINENS;
Of a superior quality. Can be sold lam than the Wei
sent coat of importation.
Sheppard, Van Harlingen & Arrisoni..
Importers of Ilia:wand Honnefarniabkkg Gxda,
el6stuth tfrpi
luoB Chestnut Street.
EDWIN HALL &
No. 28 S. Second Street,
Are'now °tering their fine eta* of
Grenadines,
Organdies,
Hernani Mangos,
Lawns,
Black Iron Bongo;
Peronink
Materials for Suite,
And other
DRESS GOODS
At a great reduction from farmer rates.
ielo!so, to th taut ri:l
SEA -SIDE SHAWLS AT fa,
Sea•alde rhawls
Sea side Shawls $5.
Sea•elee Shawls fe.
Seaside Shawls in great variety.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
CURWEN STODDA.HT do BROTHER,
Nos. 450, 452 and 454 North SECOND street,
above WllloW.
t jUST RECEIVED, • .
A large invoice of Blankets.
PRICES REIIIICED.
CHEWER STODDART & BROTHER,
Noe. 450, 452 and 454 North SECOND Street,
je2a it
above Willow.
GRE-T ATTRACTION FOR . THE LADLES,
Fine French Lawns, reduced.
Great Bargains In Lawns.
Fine American Lawns, at 25,
Pine French Lawns, at 8735,
Extra Fine French Lawns, at 3735.
Fine Browil Lawns, French, 3736.
Fine Lawns, choice styles and fast colors, at .
• STORES. & WOOD'S. 702 Arch st.
iis imb h: .- = WE 117.1tEw iTtt CULL attention to ;on?
magnificent sasortment of superior PIANOtik
IRTIErT which we always have on hand, and oiler
them at very.reasortable prices to purchasers. Beet of
references and PULL OU. TEE invaritdilv
given by
Tan. UNION PIANO Mi l / 4 1117FAOTURENG CO;,
sP2O 1017 Walnut atmati