4171 TY Ret'LETIN.
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ti! NEW CourrrEarErrs.—Peterson's Conn
.
outerfeit Detector, for July 2, which was issued
_to-day, contains the following descriptions
ir.f new counterfeits. .
kd. uericart Bank, Providence,
B, L— . 10i, altered —vig.
gibe, tree. female, lower leftcorner, right end, portrait Maf ranklin. .
,;: ./Vantic Bank, New York City.—.loos, altered from 2s
';'-'--Vig. steamship and sailing vessels; lower right end,
, :.. ;trials portrait, 0 above; lower left, State die, 100 above.
~ een .eittieborouph Bank, Bristol 03., dfare.-10s, imitation,
. tointernale on eagle; right end. farmer; left end, male por.
rnmtrait, red TWO across. Very well executed.
nty4Bank of Lourville, N. I;—se, spurious — vig. portrait
l a • n an oval, female seated each side—on right end,
t: nrcE tr. across—left end die, male portrait
_.
or'. ' Bank of Ocean County, 2om's biller, lir , X—as • BPII
-
.ey ous--vig. steamboat, city in distance; two cherubs on
(id) t end; wood chopper on left end,.
ladel, I:bar:W.lM Postal 'Currency, New Issue.-50-cent
nproliotes; new is- ne. On' the top of the bill the words
m, !Furnished only by the Assistant Treasurer and De
lo ratted Depositaries of the United States;" observe
erl e two words 'of the,' on the genuine there is a little
an ace between them. not so on the imitations. 50 cent.
ig he' long green issue; good imitation; they are aix
les th cf en inch narrower than the genuine. 50-cent
it otes; the engraving is good; bat the gilt frame around
t
,fo e -head is very bad. The paper has, however, the
th ppearance of common print paper, and is very
pd (swhitish. The whole of it is a little smaller than the
ithWennine. Six barn els on right end of Washington are
et; „Very indistinct. 25-cant notes, new issue; very dark
terl*een, poorly engraved. 25-cent notes, poorly en
,tu aved, on poor paper, and the gilt frame around the
et. ,-.. ead don't , howany gilt. 10-cent notes, very coarsely
=6:done. and the green ink very pale.
ro,AI Dedham Bank Nuts .— as, altered—vig. two females
ntromied; with shield. •
lel First National BankNotes.-20s, a close imitation of
l i b a t t.be genuine notes, and well calculated to deceive. The
-. mbback of the bill is rather coarse. The plate is liable to
hetgbe altered to any of the National Banks.
Nini Bollatone Sank, Fitchburg. Matir.-ss, counterfeit—
sidtiVig. female seated• 5 in upper right and bothleft-hand
r ebernnern. and large ' Pon-the upper left: This counter
:lit is evidently altered from the Egg Harbor ßank,
et . T., (broken), the bills of which were pat in circa
,.oll dim here het fall
4, Mechanics' Bank, Providence, B. ./.--22 . , altered; . vlg.
Major art scene, - men chopping woOd, female on right
, N nd.
itr lifer chants' /Vaiional Bank, Dubuo kie,,rowa.--los, al
ts
m reel from is. The figural on upper right hand corner
y rased, and large .1 - suoitituted, letters . one on left of
of gnette, and along the top and bottom. of note altered
on ten, general appearance good.
hil e•liferchante National Bank. - Washington D. O— he
sir "pentilow - of this '- bank will not affect the notes.
la all National Bank notes are secured by Government
. .. .
la . - Miners' Bank, Pottsville. Pa.-ss, allered—vig, train
stettOf cars; lower right. Five-5 above; lower left, male
Luelpportadt, 5 above.
i ps. Montgomery Co.. Bank, N. Y.-103, immitation—man,
ingluorsee, cheep—right ena State die—left end male head
gt i,,,% , Palmyra mi c e td
3 . s TaZon a bu w rg art.. B s aitro e ctd .
tra gnit o f any.
ears
maleaving station—on right eud marine view. 3 on left
ag
. ___ - ,end;.B, females seated, left arm resting on an eagle.
• • °Where Is no such bank.
isea Rockland Bank, Maine.-20simtation,femalebetween
14'0;2 and 0; right end temal.e and cornucopia; left end,
ahisfemaie and spear.
y4l . Saybrook Bank,Cfmn.-ss, altered—rig . Ave cherubs,
)noend AV e gold dollars.
~.e Union Bank of Delaware, Wilmington, Deb-10s, al
from the .egg Harbor Bank, N. I. The snare
tred
a - ortis well execnted;.reddish tinted over the title; four
• • - ditows in a stream, ac.; right end, boy's head; left end,
taro girl.
:;5,, er., United &Wei Compound Interest Notes.-50gaimitation;
~. ~ f irig. (on le ft end), female erect, bolding sword in left
id,band, her right braid resting on Bible—male bust, 50 on
Arntabove on right end. Well done, and . likety to de-
AueCelve goon judges. 100 s, counterfeit are in circulation.
.. ‘O 4O. featimile of the genuine bill, bat the encraving is
leanot so fine. The) are dated May 15th, 1865; Letter B.
n Sl`he green Ink in the back of the counterfeit is paler
Atban that in the genuine. Be careful and examine well
,t, Oft before taking the.u, as they have deceived some of
-geour best judges.
1:t • United Maws Legal Tender. (Greenbacks4-ss, a new
~ 0 and very well done. The only prominent defect
3 , heavier shading around the words " UNITED
,
TATES" In the title: The counterfeit is about one
, .th of an inch shorter than the genuine.
s - Wash ington County Bank, Union Pit age, N. Y.-sg, al
e —vig. Washington. female, soldier, Indians, &a.,
; n right end, 5 milkmaid, cow and calf—on left end 5,
, - °idlers erecting breastworks.
, Bank. ( 1.-Ig, imitation—vig. cars in centre;
~1 ~ Igh end, Adams; le ft end . Webster.
ed
, ' .Tamiamtv NOTES.-10s- - A new issue, dated March
:• • • 0, 1862. The red seal is badly executed, as is also the
,' at ',. - . order of the note, which is made up of repetitions of
, l' he letter X. General. appearance bad. ' A. great num -
is lex are in circulation. 503, United States Treasury
green backs) are in circulation from an entirely new
,u , date;said to be the best counterfeit yet made of the
. 0 , overnment notes. So-look out for them as some few
jee,. • e taken them.
~
,1%, ,•
,• stated States Legal gender Notea.—ls counterfeit.—
3 , _ , numbers of one dollar counterfeit green backs
Atli .• ' circulation. Excepting a few minor discrepan
-9., - a the spurious note is an exact fat simile of the
„ nine bill. The general appearance is also very
od. The green ink is of a somewhat lighter shade
, '-• -, that used on the genuine, and 'dine parts'
1 ,, ~_ - ott.te look scratchy and blurred. The figures 1
. 'this:green scroll work on lower right quarter of the
to are printed in g - fee Min the genuine they are
. 3 , its,: The' head , of Chase is darker Bill has
~' coarse appearance. ss. Imitation—the per
.. t on the right and the figarre of Liberty on the left
b . rather coarse. Well calcalated to deceive. 5s and
en raised from Is. Portrait of Chase on upper left cor
, w. 10s. Imitation—The portrait of Lincoln on the
. a end is very dark, and the eyes poor, while the toes
vg be female on the right end can scarcely be seen.
„e:the genuine they are very distinct. Look out for
o tm- - ..02. India ton—poorly done, engraving coarse,
..i the bills looks blurred. The green ink dsed is
~ , ter than the genuine. The dies and 20s are one
: .: htlief an Inch larger than the genuine. 508. Altered
4 ., i : . M 2s. In the genuine 50s the signature of the Beg
- .er is on the left , and the Treasurer on the right end
rte' the MIL In the altered notes : they are
~. th on the right end. with two strips of - lathe work
•', ween them. 50's, imitation. They erase well dene
.
at all the banks refuse them. 100 s, imitated Upper
coarse
d e
an es a gi t e he si c t i ti o n u g din on g a ntr ro e cL .3 .
~T hi e h eg eh an ep r alr in.
imprint
tiliaanraonnc'ethoef g th en e uth bi e. ll is:: ° til d e .
ri T g h h e t w en te d 7 of o t f he th b e ac ea k g o le f
' et American Bank Note Company at the top is larger
he bill the 100 In the circles are inverted thus: '100."
' (
, • the genuine the 100 in the circles on the left end read
hue: "dui"; in the counterfeit they are thus: "100." The
aper is also heavier
ts ' NATIONAL RAMC NOTES IMITATED —National
Ta l n k o
n e— b l a s
c .
k a I
of te b e
i d:
j o s I D Os e — h v o i
. -
sth hands clasped, one pointing upwards. los. have
...,74re of Franklin drawing electricity from the clouds,
gto. of ls,
tw ver o in fe g ntal the e Mi ll :Is e :
i 1. On back of ls. is the Land'ng of the Pilgrims.
, .11 done.
lancingsos, altered from ss; the 5s have vigs. on
' ch end—and lancing of Columbus on - back. Look
; f it
, , at tor this alteration
0, First National Bank, Indianapolis, Ind.-20.9, !mita
cl . on —Gon den -of Liberty, - farmers, artisans, &c., ou
i• i ower righttoiner, battle of Lexington on lower left
•', . rner—baptism of Pocahontas on back of note. Tha
- eMerel appearance of the note Is good and calculated
, . entdeceive. Observe on counterfeit the butt of the
. sk et on lower left corner touches the scroll work
.sand figures "20," and the hand of the female on
A.lin'S breast, the fingers can scarcely be seen'. On
; mine no part of the gun touches and the fingers are
3'
to distinct. On counterfeit under the words "This
• •"' where it reads "This note is secured," &c., there
dbut three flourishesgenuine has four, also one be-
r en 'United and i'tatas, which is omitted in counter
ct
„ . Those Hues ,n be added, however, in future
Min'essiOns. The letter "a" in "Treasurer" under
thinner's name. is larger than the other letters, and
, ale the counterfeit is the same length of the genuine
,is at least one quarter:of an inch narrower. On •
fatten the shield betide the eagle on beck of note
t , jams but six stars; and they are very imperfect—on
.3Aulne seventeen stars .are visible. No doubt the
• ;73e will be improved upon * and altered to many other
mks, as this can be donelwah a slight alteration.
• A imitation—a fifty. do llat ;counterfeit note on the.
. . .NTH 2 .l• TIONAI. BANK of New It cork, was, a rew
sts since presented attbe Treasury department. We.
, ie not seen the new trend and-at present can only;
it to 'our readers to use care in receiving the notes of;
• 6 denomination. Ireand 103 raised from la—vig. (on'
Per centre) two females with hands clasped, one
' - tinting upwarcs. 201 raised from is .vig. ton. left
• d) female seated holdiug flag 50s and Hes raised
stn ss—Columbus discovering America on lower left
t OCE FIFTEENTH WARD' SHOOTING CASE.
- 'Coroner Taylor yesterday held an inquest
... the body of Andrew Mcßride, who died
• m the effects of a shot received on Sun
. iry afternoon" at Twenty-third - and ' Brown
• ets. Sergeant Atkinson testified lo the
• Aurbance on Landing avenue, and the
terference with the officers. Officers
, rer and Smith were knocked doWn.
~.liner repeatedly said, "Keep' back," and
rend times threatened •to shoot before he
I
. , , ... fire; - but the crowd kept pressing on him.
' , e deceased appeared to be one of the
. *leis of the mob. Officer Charles Simler
,' 4 roborated the statement of the sergeant,
I; said that he saw Officer Bohrer lying on
pavement, having been tripped by Mc
.
,de, who had hold of him. Officer Smith
' 1 i down at the same time, Officer John
L.:: tnith - was examined, and said that he
f. - knocked down twice. He fired one
. ' ,t and Officer Bohrer two, Several other
1 ., ,
~, eases were examined, but no new facts
, re elicited. The inquest was adjourned
t , it Thursday.
~'; - ! TO THE BATH ! IT IS NATURE'S
; : • BB:iliac—The warm-:-the . cold doucht,
• 1 , the- sparkling shower baths are all the
1. - 4 'cal recommendations of the day, for
I butic, bilions, 'dyspepticoind other j
corn
',
- ; ,- . ts. : .The 'immersions of 'the bath are
A , red tiesto social life.. The vapor on
s ion
. yv blended with .i .the other baths is
6, + . me indispensable ' co-operation—and;
iti.
'.•. 1 -danger - due to health, if properly used.
le objection to the use of steam as a means .
,;: 'ideation and as- a recuperatiVe agent,
. ;. io* - reinoved by the new - system of treat
)' - .
• , .1 inthel use: of the vapor. - After . .the
- . - i . , e„epply. fritttion• with • the - cold douc he "..i '.', ..: - titunge: - ' The Saniom Baths possess all
il l e . ppliances of thamost perfect resonrces
A,
o medthinal and luxurious elements of
.44.... •-- great- fountains Of salubrity, i. , The
. . . . ... ...._ . .
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...
•'. -
BALL.-The "Pickwidke artd ihd
ft e , utters," Base 7 Ball - telnlis will have a
• 4.tellt to-mo rrow' at the grounds Twenty
, fektuth street andeoltunbia avenue..
- -' , •40 - . -. . -. ..
~ .
THE SOLDIERS' ORPHAES.—On the com-
ing 4th of. July over a thousand of the or
phans of the soldiers who died on the battle
field in the defence of the Union, will be
present in this city to participate in the
grand flag presentation. They come from
distant counties, and will therefore be
thrown upon the hospitalities of the city
during their stay. The , boys are already
provided for, but it is desired that the girls
—four hundred and fifty in number, and
from nine to sixteen years of age—shall re
ceive accommodations in the private houses
of our citizens. All who can accommodate
any of the children should make it known
to the committee as early as possible.
Serni. Har.—The weather still continues
oppressively warm, although there is quite
a fine• breeze prevailing to-day. &tr. Mc- .
Allister furnishes us with the following
statement; which shows the variation of the
mercury during yesterday:
9 o'clock, - - 93 2 O'clock, . .. - 94
10 " - - sal 3 " - -95
11 " - - 91 4 " .. 97
12 " - - 92 5 " - -98
1 61 -. 93 6 ‘( -- 95
FIREWORKS FOB THE FOURTH.—We
call attention to the advertisement of
Messrs. A. H. Franciscus & Co., No. 513
Market street, and 510 Commerce street.
They have prepared an immense variety of
fireworks for the trade and will furnish
them at manufacturers' prices. Those who
wish to be supplied should send in their or
ders before the first of July.
A HANDSOME COLLECTION.—At the Spring
Garden M. E. Church, on Sunday last, a
very handsome collection was taken up. It
was announced that 6214000 was required
to free the church edifice at Twentieth and
Spring Garden streets from debt, and finless
than an hour the entire sum was subscribed.
SIINSTROKIL - During yesterday there
were four deaths from sunstroke in the
city-LMichael Redman, a drayman, who
had been in the country about ten dive;
Nicholas Boston, colored, a hod carrier; a
man named Herb and Louis Schubert.
A TrrifA TAPPER.-A young man named
Joseph Robinson was arrested yesterday
for having robbed the money drawer of
Greare's Hotel, Spring Garden street, near
Twenty-third, of six dollars. He was com
mitted by Aid. Hutchinson.
RIMED EY A HORSE.—Patriok Sweeny,
8 years old, residing at No. 431 Marriott
street k was kicked in the forehead by _a
horse,..yeaterday, and severely injured. He
was admitted into the hospital.
BODY RECOVERED.—The body of Captain -
Purnell Harrington, of the tug-boat E. A.
Solider, drowned --a few days ago from off
the tug was recovered yesterday, below
Reedylsland, and brought to this city.
SpEcriAL PABTNER.—We would call at
tention to an advertisement in another
column, for a special partner in a good
business. The opportunity appears to be
a safe and profitable one. .
A DAINTY COMPrcallcroN AND A FAIR
SKUSl.—"Beauty's but skin deep," so Impart to your
brow a brilliant whiteness, to your cheeks a delicate
carnation: bid pimples, freckles, morp.ew, tan, &c.,
aysnnt! and become beautiful and lovely, by the use
of L'Email de Paris. Don't forget to tairejt with you
to the country or sea shore. Every lady now uses It
for preventing and removing the discoloration caused
by the s daintiest air. It is perfectly harmle.a. pro
duces th complexion and the fairest kind of
a skin. ()teatime, there are many cheap, vulgar and
injurious pastes land washes, but the public mast
beware of them. use only L'Rmail de Paris; it can
be obtained from E. SOWN, 11l South TENTH street,
and at the leading Druggists and Perfumers.
THE FREEDMEN'S BUREAU occupies the
thoughts of Very many people. from President John
son and General Howard down to the "American citi
zens of African descent," who inhabit the legion from
the Potomac to the Gulf of Mexico. The flub' ect Is
certainly an interesting one, but not more interesting
than the matters connected with the coal trade of
Pennsylvania, of which. W. W. Alter. is the — best ex
por ent. His splendid coal yard is at 957 North Ninth
street, and his branch office Is at Sixth and Spring
Garden streets.
Famwomrs.—No more wonderful and
beautiful fireworks are sold than Magnesium Spirals.
They make a light harmless be seen for
and
around
and are periectly . Wholesale and retalL
Wilson and Hood, CS Arch street.
CORSETS! COMETS!! COMETS!!!
M. A. Jones, No. 17 Ncrth Eighth street, (entrance
through Partridge's Trimming Store,) is now pre
pared to make to order from measure or
pattern, Corsets of any style, size or quality. Sails.
known
in all cases M. A. Jones' well
known reputation as the manufacturer of the cela
brated "Ne Plus Ultra" Skirt, will be sufficient gua
rantee that the Corsets will be all that can be desired.
as the same care will be given to the new branch, that
has secured so enviable a reputation for the Skirts.
Examine them before buying elsewhere.
Futz BOOTS AND GArrEes.—Helwig, the
incomparable cordwainer on Arch street, next door
to the corner of Sixth has a really elegant stock of
Fine Calf and Patent Leather Boots and Gaiters of
exquisite make and finish, which he is selling at prices
to suit the times. Gentlemen who are fastidious is
this particular should call on Mr. Helwig. as he uses
only the best material, and employs the finest work
men in the city. We have worn boots made by Helwig,
and therefore speak by the card. Arch below Sixth,
not th side, is the location.
"THROIJOH TATTERED CLOTHES SHALL
Vices SHow.", 2he greater the reason for wearing
such
GENTLEMEN'S SUITS,
BOYS' , CLOTECMO,
• SUMMER GARMENTS,
APPAREL BEADY-MADE,
OR MADE TO ORDER, AT THE
BROWNSTONE PLOT - RING HALL OF BOOKHILL
& WILSON. 603 ct, 605 CHESTNUT STREET.
CONFECTIONERY AND FIREWORKS.—In
view of the approaching anniversary of American rll-
dependence. Air. George W. Jenkins, renowned con
fectioner at 1037 Spring Garden street, has 'just opened
a large and varied assortment of Fireworks, compris
ing Rockets, Roman Candles, Bengola Lights, Star
Wheels, Mines, Demon Torches:Pin Wheelt, Chasers.
Squibs, etc., etc. are of the bestquality, and will
be sold at much lowersates than they have been for
several years. His stock of Foreign Fruits, Candled
Fruits, Jellies, Preserves, etc., is very fine, as is also
his inimitable Confectionery, Ishich he manufactures
of pure sugar without the admiature of any hurtful
compounds. For any of the aoove articles this is the
place to visit.
CHANGE YOUR WARDROBE FOR THE HOT
WEATHER.- C. Somers dr. don, 625 Chestnut street (un
der Jayne's Hall), is the place to do it, and with grace
and elegance, at reasonable:prices. Their stock of
coats, pretty fabrics, is umusnally rich.
THE best flavored Ice Creams and Ices are
found at Morse's New Confectionery, 961 Arch street.
GROVER & BAKER'S Highest Premium
Elastic Stitch and Lock Stitch . Sewing Machines, 730
Chestnut street.
FOR A DELICIOUS GLASS OF SODA WATER,
as cold as lee, drawn from porcelain-lined fountains,
stop at Stackhouse's, Eighth and Green.
HAG AN'S MARNOLIA. BALM. -- EVERY
LADY is Interested in looking as well as possible. No
thing contributes so much to the personal charms of
the lair sex as the usenfßagan's magnolia Balm. The
least Ittrsctive skin is by it rendered soft clear,
pretty. Nor sale by all druggists at 50 cents per bot
tle We regard It as. indispensable to every lady's
toilet.
Hoop SE:rms, of Hopkins' "own make,"
have no equal; wholesale and retail. No. 628 Arch
street.
" lubricative gleam engine packing. for terms Bee
728 chestnut et., phila., and 26 law et., new 3'OBlW-
BUMMER DELIGHTS—Among the many
pleasant sensations incident to the summer time there
is none more peculiarly delightful than that whiCh we
experience whilst enjoying the refreshing influenca of
,that delicloturbeveag: e. Ice cream Soda, all the more
so when drawn from the porcelain.lined fountain and
flavored w.th the fresh font syrups of HARRIS At
OLIVA R, at their store. S. E. corner Tenth and Meat
nut streets. •
SUNDOWN HATS.
Gents' Straw Hats,
351.1aaes' Straw Eats
tihtWrens' Straw Hata.
Reduced In Price.
- • Reduced in Price.
We arerbotind to sell out ! Get tr bargain now.
Prices never so low - for these superior goods; -
CHAS: 0 ‘E.FORD & BON'S. •
• Under the Continental Hotel.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND OATARREI;—
J. Isaacs, IL D., Professor of theßye and Ear, treats
all diseases appertaining to the above, members with
the utmost success. Testimonials' from the most re
liable sources In the city can be seen at his Office, No.
ffit! Pine street. The medical dimity are invited to ac
company their tients, as he Nos had no secrets in his
practice.: cial eyes inset ed. No Charge made
for examination. k
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presses are utterly unable to supply the countless
orders.
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Details and incidents connected with the attalvity
the ex• President of the Confederate States interesting
particulars concerning his health and habits, and Coll
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John J. Craven, late Physician to the prisoner during
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. FOR SALE.—An Elegant DOUI4LE EESI
DENPX, 50 feet front, with back buildings, built
an finished throughout in a superior manner, with
every city-convenience, together witk stable and car
riage house, and large tot of ground,tituate on State
street, Trenton, N. J. Grounds are well shaded and
stocked with the choicest frail and shrubbery Loca
tion high and commandin exteuded view of the
surrounding country. J.M. GUMITHIT at SONS, 508
Walnut street.
WEST PHILADELPHIA—FOR SALE.—A
ruochand.omeStone Cottage Residence, with all the
ern conveniences, situate cn the west side of
Thirtysixth street, above Chestnut. Let 114 feet
front by 10G feet deep on Oak street. 'The house Is well
shaded. and the grounds are planted with a variety of
-holes shrubbery. J. M. OIIM.fd_EY & SONS, 508 Wal
nut street.
FOB BEHT.—A Atone Eesidenoe contatng tee
rooms, and with 12 acres of ground attach.d,
dtc.tandis sitnate on the Wissahickon, 7 miles
from the city. and convenient to a station on' the
Chestnut Hill Railroad, large Vegetable garden well
stocked and abundance of choice fruit aid shrubbery.
J. M GDZICHEY & tiONS 508 Walnut street.
•
FOR SALE—A Handsome double RESIDENCE.
built in the best manner, with every convenience,
an perfect order, situate on Summer street; above
Seventeenth street; within half a square from Logan
Square. Lot 116 feetdeep to a4O feet wide street. J. M.
GUMMY & SONS, 508 Walnut street.
ri_ RESIDER= SPRUCE STREET, AT PRI
VATE SA.LIC.— - ndsomerasidence. replete with
ern conveniences. Spruce street, west of Six
teenth. Immediate possession. Apply to
M. THOMAS dr. SONS,
je27.etrp Nos. 189 and 191 S. Fourth street.
rFOR SALE O.IVTO BBNT—A Country Place,
with about 2 acres of land. at Branchtown, within
lz =Wales' walk of the Green Lane station, North Pa.
K. E. The house is new. and situated on the York
pike. Stabling_ for 4 horses, carriage house, do. In
quire of C. W. WRA.12T0N,N0.274 S. 'Third. Jelts,3trp*
ICFOR R ENT.—Destrable Country 'Seat, 10 miles
from the city—convenient double mansion. with
en and stable; house commanding splendid view
and surrounded b fine shade trees, lawn and woods—
very cool and heatthml. Apply to J. H. MORRIS,
jetsrpsti . 223 N. Tenth street. •
COUNTRY PLACE FOR .SALE OR RENT.—
Home, carriage.house, five acres orchard, gar
en &0., well shaded and fine situation. Immediate
possession. NM station on Media- Railroad. B. H.
SPEAKMAN. 26 North Eleventh Street. - je27-St•
IVP 1 01tiali2% V-la afAil
TIGER. GOLD MINING COMPANY •
• OF COLORADO.
Chartered by tbe Legislature of Pennsylvania.
6.600 feet embracing, le Gold Mines succetaf ally opened.,
Property owned and paid Mr by the (Amp any.
No salaries or office rent paid until dividends are de-
Bb area for sale atslo eaCh, par value
OFFN:The. 718 STREET,where circulars can be
Obtained. • • -. 3e22 2mrp
lint CLOSING our
OUR LARGE BTOQZ 08 .
CARLE Els •
AT REDUCED P8,10)329.
J.S. boxa. cm a sons,
sny3l-2m rpl A.llO/i 13treet,,
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wor4V:lli2
a %FA fp
:1•,1 : +:{- 4) :t.
te ) I
CHOICE SEATS • •
To
ck ail any evening pieces of amusement nuky be bed - up to ph
o'clo.
CH0.1041. BEATS 4.11D_ ADDLIMIFON no.K.srnt
THE • :Tee • : • •
tHEIDNIAtri.' stree___ opposite the Post Office for
the ARCH CIEESPNUT t wA_LNIIT and ACAD :MEP
*usrd. tO 6 o'Cloolt eVery evenin g' 8.19. tr
GRAND BILLIARD CONTEST
• FOB THE
CHAMPIONSHIP OF PENNSYLVANIA,
AT CONCERT . HALL;
BETWEEN ,
B. T. RYALL and - K.T.: PLUNKETT.
This elegant and recherche entertainment will beheld
On Friday Eliening;June 29,
Cards of admission; e
Commencing
g E4 B CENTS, admitting a
gentleman and ladies, for whom reserved seats have
been arranged.
For sale at the principal Hotels and Billiard Booins.
.TAlliß•4 PALMER. •
je27•lttf President Pennsylvania Billiard Congress.
MRS JOHN BREW'S ARCH ST. THEATRE.
ROBERT strulr.LEß.
WEDNESDAY .AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
June 27 and 23
PART I—MAGIC.
1. Cabalistic Clock. 14. Se Pieces of Money.
2. The Aerial 8e11.16. Mysterious Orange.
3. Internal Medicines. 16. The Great Hat Trick.
PART lI—MUSIC.
1. Fantasia—Trovatore— .Robert Heller
2. "Home Sweet Horne" .Thalberg
3. The Musical Caricature; called "The Piano Practice
of a Boarding school Miss."
P aBT lII—MYSTERY.
Great Sensational Phenomena of
SECOND SIGHT;
_
Ri'PERNATIT n RAL VISION.
FART IV—FUN.
The laughable WOOD, MINSTRELS, the most
amusing set of blockheads in the world.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS an entire
new bill. je27.2t
TITALNUT STREET THEATRE, N. B. owner
Ir NINTH and WALNUT. • Begins at S.
MIS (Wednesday) EVENING. June 27, 1866, -
The gorgeous specta_ ,cle in fou l:a orta, of the
NAIAD Q
Lurllne. the Queen....„....„Miss (lermon
MAGNIFICENT S CENERY, BY wrrits.u.
- HAUNT OF THE NAIADS.
Waters of Silver bear up numberless Naiads.
THE BATH Of BEAUTY.
The Treasures o CA VERN gty Rhine discovered:
THE OE RICHES.
Magical transformation to the glittering
f ar
STALACTITIC HALL OF NA US.
Scene last- THE RHINE.
This vast scene rises and discovers the
HOME OF THE NAIADS,
In the coral caves beneath the waters.
THE QUEEN ON HER THRONE.
Chairs secured three days in advance.
RYANT'S MINSTEELS.
B
.NEW CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE.
COOL AND COMFORTABLE.
THIS EVENING.
the Original, World-Renowned and Only
BRYAN'PS MINSTRELS,
from No. 972 Broadway, New York.
NEIL AND DAN BRYANT-- • .Pro_prietors
THE COOLEST PLACE OP A M USEM ENT IN THE
ONTRY.
Doors open at o' C c lo U ck. Commence at S.
Dress Circle and Parquetle, 50 cents; Orchestra, la
cenW, Gallery, 25 cents. Box office open all day-
MATMEE—SATURDAY at 2, o'clock. jeerritf
Admission to blatinee, only 30 cents.
NEW A2d:EatIVA N THEATRE,
WALNUT street, above EIGHTH.
Engagement of the celebrated Actress,
AONISI,
who will s# In her DA great ME
o P hmmeter of
, THE SLAVE QUEM•T.
Graff—__
_Mr. D. E. Halton,
from Nibliea. N. Y., his drat appearance here.
MLLE ANNETTA GALLETTA,
also, in a grand Ballet ever evening.
NATATORIUM ANDY' .YBIcAL INSTITUTE,
BROAD area, below weisrsr.
SWIBLIMa SCHOOL
AND
FiVirnnfira BATH
For Ladles. Children and Gentlmen.
THE NATATORII3II AND THE FOURTH OF
JULY
The Swimming Department .
on the "Fourth" will be
open from 6A. Mato 61'. M. only. No Ladles swim
ming, and no instruction given on that day. Jets-6trp
B ROAD STREET ACADEMY.
E. ROTH, A. M., Principal.
THIRD ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT and DIB •
TRIBUTION of PREMIUMS will take plate air
CONCERT HALL,
On THURSDAY, Zith lest., at 10 A. ht.
Bev.
AdtaLsaion, Twenty. five cents.
.111
rrNrrED STATES PRIZE CONCERT will pad
kJ Lively be iNven at
AK Er AVENUE SEATING NINE, CHICAGO,
July 9. ism
Parties wishing tickets ehrmld procure them at their
Palliest convenience as the time tOr closing up of sales
is near at hand.
Tickets can be had of the Agent for Philadelphia,
31. A. WiLBUE.
.1e.6 Wm Penn Hotel, Philadelphia.
A
SLY BUILDINGS.
.61. SIGNOR BLITZ'S DOUBLE SPHYNX
SIGNOR BLITZ'S DOUBLE SPHYN X
Is din the great attraction at his TEMPLE OF WON.
DERS. Ali the best feats, blending the BORE
DANCER, GRAND TURN, CANARY BIRDS and
VANTRILOQUISM, are also given JIVER"( EVEN.
ENG at 7X, and WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
AFTERNOONS at 3 o'clock.
Admission, 25 cents—Ctillaren. 15 cents . Reserved
Seals, 50 cents. rohl9
p :es S
CHESTNUT, above TENTH.
Open from 9 A. H. to 6 P.M.
Benjamin West's great Picture of CHRIST RE
JECTED still on exhibition. je4tf
M'Tl
THE OLDEST AND LARGEST
SADDLE & HARNESS
Blanutheturing Establishment in the
Country.
LACEY,MEEKER & Co
No. 1216 CHESTNUT STREET
OFFER OF THEM. OWN HAIM-FACTURE:
BUGGY HARNESS, 50 to 8150
LIGHT RaROCCCEEC 00 to 850
EIE-40TY do do ....—.75 130 to 600
EXPREMS,ItRASS MOUNTED Hartrotas27 50 tto 90
WAGON and SELYAD , TOST/Nf3.—...—...15 00 to 88
iT2iGßand TEAM do SO to 50
agagEs' SADDLE!. dooo to 15D
CENTS' do do
Rosettes, Horse
CO to 48
Bridles; Mountings, Bits, Rosettes, 'Home Covers,
=Med, Combs, Soaps, BlacWng, Ladies' and Gents'
Cr &reline and Toturist Baas and Lunchßaskets
Ormolu and Shirt Cases,Trxmks and vpauses, n4iia,ean
No. 1216 Chestnut Street.
WANTS.
L7PECIAL WANTED—WM 810,000 to
sis,ok.o, in an established. Well•paying &lotion Busi
ness. Adcbess ••SPECIAL," this office. je2.7.4trps
SHORTEST EA ROUTE TO THE
-SHORE.
ATLANTIC RA_LLROAD-1313M
MER ARRANGEMENT..
THROUGH IN TWO HOURS. Fie trains daily to Atlantic City, and one en Sun
'ndays-
un and after Thursday, June 28th, 1866, Trains will
leave Vine street Ferry as follows:
Special Excuralcui 6.00 A. E.
Mau.' 7.30 "
Freight (with PaatiVnger Car.-aftachea) 9.15 "
Express (through in two houra)' 2.00'P. M.
Atlantic Accommodation_ 4.15
RETURNING. LEAVES ATLANTIC.
Special Excursion. ... .. . .5 18 P. M.
Mai1.—....4.45 "
Freight (with Passenger Car attached)...1.....11.53 A. M.
Express (through in two hours) 7.08
commcidation ' ."
Junction Accommodation to „Tackson-and 5.50
immediate stations leave Vine street at 5.30 P. M.
Returning. leaves Jackson. at 622 A. M.,
gionamyrirt.ll ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.
Leaves Vine street at 10.15 A. M. and 2.00 P. M.
Leaves Haddonfield at 1.00 and 3.15 P. M.
SUNDAY MAIL TRAIN TO ATLANTIC.
Leaves Vine street at 7.30 A. M., and Atlantic at 4.15
P. M.
Fare to Atlantic, Round Trip Tickets good only
for the nay and train on which they are issued, 43. _
The Philadelphia Local ii.xpresa Company, principal
Mee 28 South 'Fifth street, oranch office 3ao North
Wnarves. above Vine street, will attend to the usual,
branches of express business, along the line of the
road, and deliver baggage, etc.. to and from all trains.
Goods of every deiscription called fbr stat i onsrwarded
by express to Atlantic city and all Way on the
.road. Baggage checked from residence at Philadel
phia to hotel or cottage at Atlantic City.
.1e25 - tAi JOHN G.-BRYANT, Agent.
HAMILL'S PASSAGE OPFICE.
" NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO.
:.rsrWEEKLY TO AND FROM QUEENS.
TOWN I AORK HARBOR.) AND Livßapool.
The el Al Iron screw steamship
HELY TA, leaves pn. • RATIIKDAY„June23.
Rates of passage payable in currency: ..
ist Oabin. $100; Steerage,s3o.
Passengers also forwardd to Londess, Paris, Havre,
Hamburg, Bremen, like., at moderate rates. •
Steerage passage from LIVERPOOL or GOKllltis
TOWN through to PHILADELPHIA, IGO. in cur
,
reney,
For further laisrxdadion, • apply at the Company's
Office, _
Hemin,L, Agent, 2W Walnut street.
spzaw. NOTICEIL—Having been appointed SOLE
Aworr of thif.above '!Favorite _in; this
would caution the public against purcluoing th
ttokets ekleWheret sids4lll-
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CHEMIST.
. PRINCIPAL DEPOTS,
Helmbold's Drug and Chemical. Ware-
• . house,
/co. 594 13roadway s ,
• NEWTO
YOR,K„
OR
lieltabold's Medical Depot,
l 0.104 SOUTE TENTH STREET.
PHILADELPHIA:
Beware of Counterfeits. Mk for itelnibobre. Take
no other. rayawate tP
SITEREER
• SURF HOUSE;
434,1 p m -tie City, N. J.
A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL IN EVERY RESPECT IS
NOW OPEN
FOR THE SEASON.
ADDRESS, WM. T. CALEB,
je2o-1m rP3 PROPRIETOR.
SUMMER TRAVEL
VIA.
NORTH PENNSYSVANIA 3
ROAD.
Shortest and Most Pleasant Route
Wilkesbarre, Mauch Chunk, Banton,
Allentown, Bethlehem White
haven, Hazleton
and all points in the
LEHIGH AND WYOIaNG VALLEYS.
COMMODIOUS CARS, SMOOTH TRACE •
FINE SCENERY, EXCELLENT HOTELS
are the spedialtins of this route.
Through to Wilkesbarre and Mauch Chunk Without
change of cars.
Theo ew road between the summit of the mountain
and Wilkesbarze opens up new views of the W4O.
ming Valley of unsurpassed beauty; and the new Ho
tel provides the best and most ample accommodations
for summer visitors
Excursion Tickets from Philo delpbla to p
points. issued FROM THE TICKEP OPP/CEM
at reduced rates, on Saturdays, good to return till
Monday evening.
Excursi Tickets to Wilkesbarre,goOd for tea days
Issued y on
y
THROUGH TEAMS leave the depot, Third and.
Thompson streets, at 7.80 A_ M. gap P.M. and 5.15 P.N.
Forparticolars see Time Table in another coition".
3e33.2mxpd ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
smith'S Island,
THIS POPULAR RESORT IS NOW
.!!p open for the entertainment of the pub
c. is er the control of
F. LAICEIII=I33.,
Who has improved it by adding to it a large Hotel.
Bms nbe had
REST season.
A FIRSTCLASS URANT ATTACHED.
Bone but the Purest Liquors sold mygl-tt rp
FOR CAPE MAY.—
On SATURDAY. June 30th,
ne new and swift steamer SAMUEL M FELTON'.
Capt L. Davis, will make ber first trip to CA.PE MAY,
on SATURDAY, June 30th, leaving Chestnut Street
Wharf at 9 A. M. Not being able to have the state.
rooms on Thursday, 28th, her first trip had to be post.
ponecL je26 3411,
CLOTHING.
BARGAINS INFER CLOTHING
ROCKHILL& WILSON
"Brown Stone Clothing Hall,"
603 and 605 Chestnut Street.
NEW STOOK
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Having sold out our stock of Clothing fin Gentle
men and Boys, carded over tram the lateiirs, our en
tire stock of
Fashionable Ready-Made Clothing is
the Newest,
AS OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST.,
Magnificent. Spring Stock. Now Ready,
To Suit Everybody.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT.
Our newly-fitted up Custom Department now cow
tains the largest assortment of all the faahlonable
New Fahrlra for our patrons to select from.
SUITS, CIVIL AND MILITARY.
MADE UP TO ORDER PROMPTLY.
In the highest style, and at moderate Prim.
boys' Clothing.
In this department our stock is also unrivaled.
THE MST IN THE ULTX.
At The Lowest Prices..
Orders executed et shortest notice.
The Choicest Stook
HEADY MADE CLOTHING
IN PHILADELPHL4.:
ROCKHILL&WILSON
Brown-Stone Clothing Hall,
603 625 Chestnut street.
SPRING- 131.001313
STING STYLES!
EDWARD P. KELlit
TAILOR.
CILS • Chestnut Mtn
To FA:mit:roe
RESIDING IN THE RURAL DISTRICTS.
We are ore heretofbre, to
. supply Families
at their Coon Reeldeneee witb
EVERY DESCRIPTION OIP
FIRE GROCERIES, TEAS, &0., &C.
ALBERT O. ROBERTS,
Cior. Eleventh and Vine Streets.'
READY MADE ,
LOTTING
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UNDER THE CONTINENTALMITEL
PHILADELPHIA 4 PA.
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