criir BULLETIN.
TOE limoronn Snot= Masao:v.—The following
ii a literal transcript from the diary of Rev. S.
D. Lona, the efficient Bedford Street Missionary.
We giveit - Without any embellishment:
Sagoth, A yrst.2sol.—Crowds along the street.
Numbers drunk. stretched on the pavement.
Whisky abundant. Sunday law inoperative.
Backdoors kept open. Here are two men fighting,
and a woman in the middle trying to part them.
Crash, and down goes one man on the pavement.
Police out of the way. The mob enjoy it. Here
Comes a poor woman. She wants me to baptize a
dying child.. Igo up, a dirty alley, up a dirty
pair of stairs, into a dirty room, and find a poor
emaciated 'child gasping for breath.. I baptize
the little one in the name of the Holy Trinity
timidst the howls .of profanity ascending from
without. Coming down, I saw a young woman.
asked,..„':Do you live here?" "Yes, sir," "Are
'you imarried? ' "No, sir, I have a man."' •'Wo
man,": said /I, "why don't you get married?"
"Don t_want to, sir." "Don't you. know that it
is wrong to live this way?" No answer and
blank astonishment.
Sabbath-school In the afternoon. Preaching
at night. A man in the church approaches me,
and 'says: "Mr. Long, I am hungry: give me five ,
cents to get a loaf of bread." "Can't trust' you,
my friend. You will spend it for whisky. I will
get you something to eat." This poor fellow had
fought for his country, but rum had done him
moreinjury than the rebel foe. When will the
good citizens of Philadelphia build a House of
Correction for the poor drunkards, the vagrants
and poor fallen girls who have no home but the
street. the cellar and the Ptotion-house?
•
R.trulono,Acciot , s.i.--ie V. A. 0. Halsey, D.
D., sued 70 years, pastor of the Dutch Reformed
Church at Churchville, in the Twenty-third ward,
was driving across the track of the North Penn
sylvania Railroad, at the crossing of Nicetown
Lane, which is between Fisher's Lane and Erie
stations, when the locomotive of the 4 o'clock
train up struck the rear of his wagon.
The vehicle was, completely demolished.
Mr. Halsey was thrown a distance of 30 feet, and
sustained some severe bruises, although, for
tunately, no bones were broken. His escape
from instant death was miraculous. The train
was stopped and Mr. Halsey was conveyed to
Jenkintown, from which place he was talteß to
hie home by Mr. B. John Stevenson. He is sup
posed to be internally in in red.
SuNnny-Sciropi, —The Sunday
schools attached to the congregation of the Re
formed Dutch Church, worshipping in Bethune
Ball, Twelfth street and Montgomery avenue,
will have a grand entertainment to-morrow after
noon, in the way of-singing and addresses. Seve
ral speakers have been secured for the occasion,
among whom can be named H. Shillingford,
A. M. Spangler and Mr. Allen. Rev. J. Stryker
Talmage. the pastor, will preside on the occasion.
Persons desiring '^ • 1, .•%o early.
Pleasant way. .of
spending an afternoon or evening is by an ex
cursion on the river. On Sundays the steamer .
John A. Warner leaves at 1.45 and 6 o'clock P.
Mr; the Pilot Boy at 9A. M. and 2.30 P. M. The
Forre'it has commenced her usual trips, and will
leave ou Sunday at BA. M. and 21' M. The
Gloucester boats leave South street wharf every
half hour.
Witd exrested yester
day at Eleventh and Pine. streets, upon the
charge of having stolen a breastpin from another
woman. She was taken before Alderman Morrow
and was _held fry trial.
SrEALING PEALat..,.—ucur r te Clark, a black
man, was committed this morning at Front and
Spruce streets, while in the act of stealing a bas
ket of neaches.. He was committed by Alder
man Morrow.
Shooting - a contnitor.toner on litegtotra.
lion at orenada, Miss.
The following communication in reference to
the story of the Memphis Post, concerning the
shooting of a Registration Commissioner, ex
plains itself:
- GitsNADA T Aug. 14,-1867.—Editor Philadelphia
.L:veuing 13uiletiri—SLR: Our attention has recently
lieen called to an article in your issue of zilat ult.,
copied from the Memphis Post, giving an acebunt
of the shooting of a fellow named W. R. Tullidge,
late of the Board of Registration, of this (Yallo
busha) county.
The account is grossly false in most of its parti
culars: but especially is it a deliberate and malig-
Mut lie as regtirds the charges that the shooting
wait instigated by us, and inc dirty and slander
ous charge of pedury.
For our persuaas and official character we beg
leave to refer to the inclosed letter from (.4eneral
Kautz, U. B. A.,commanding at this. point. As
to the thoroughness and impartiality of the
registration, we refer to the record on file in the
.Aajutant-General's office at t DePartinent Head
quarters. at Vicksburg, arid also to the testuuo-
Bials of citizens, white and colored, from every
Tart of the country.
We ask of you to do us the justice to correct
the statement,and call on the papers generally to
contradict it.
. _
Very truly, t tc.,
M. K. sistsxmts.
N. ttowmtv.
HEADQ trAETEES THIRTY-FOURTH UNITED STATES
AN/ tA1411,/11, . 1 / a bb., Ug tis t, LAD,
Bir: At the request_ of M. K. Mister and Nath
lloward,iolthis place, I take pleasure iti certify
ing that - tire registration" for this (Yallobusha)
county, was properly perfOrmed by them, and in
'compliance with the law and instructions, and
my insptction has failed to detect any errors,
;and than I have investicated Mr. Tullidge's
charges against these gentlemen, and find them
false and without foundation.
Very respeefully, your obedient servant,
Auca , ,T V. KArTZ,
Licutcnant-CO]ollel Thirty-fourth United States
Infantry, Brevet Major-tieneral U. S. A., In
spector of Registration.
IMPORTATIONS.
Beported for the YnUudelpnie Evening Bulletin.
liAVANA—Brig Lueide, Bessett-10112 boxes tingar
John Ma.vn & Co.
MARINE BULLETIN.
FORT OF PRIL.ADRLPRIA—Auc, 31
tvree ilarine Butlean: en Sixth Paste.
4 ARRIVED THIS DAY.
leuelda (80, Bestiett; 11 days from Havana,
vith riimir to John Mason & Co. •
Is Young, Davie, from Delaware Breakwater,
E A SonderBr, Co.
WM A RED THIS DAY.
fiteamer Alliance, Kelly, Charleatuu, Latlibury, Wick-
et , ..iizau 0: Co.
L-V , i)ner litaltcr, 'Legere, Providence. D S Stetson
Co.
ear Jno B litym, Elwood, li,Bedford, Westmoreland
{, Cord Co.
CorreepOrdel ce of the Philadelphia Exchange.
LEWES, Del., Aug. 80-8 AM.
A ship is now passing in, in tow of tug America,
Ellpl)Wed to be the Wyoming, from Liverpool.
:,:t.up Charles Davenport; for New Orleans, and all
the tieet.mentioned in my last, went to MI yesterday
l a u ri,!Dg; bark Orebilia, for Charleston, went oat this
MOM iog. II D ship Portsmouth remtous at the Break
ate, W iutl North.
Yours, &C.
KOMORA:NDA.
Steamer Homan, lia.er, hence at Boston at 9.50 this
Inornint,f,
Steamer Aleppo (Br), Harrison, from Liverpool 17th
inst. and Queenstown 19th, at New York yesterday,
has 1546 passengers. Aug 22, lut 50 112, lou 28 li,passed
Steamer Chirago, from New York fur Liverpool; 27th,
]at 4h 68, lou 28 24, steamer Tarifa, do do.
• Steamer St !shays, from Jacksonville via Savannah
icr Wilmington, Lel. arrived ut Norfolk yesterday,
disabled.
Bark Southern Chief, from Montevideo, was below
New York yesterday.
Bark Traveller, Penfield, cleared at Baltimore yes..
terday for Pernambuco.
Brig General Banks, Ketchum, hence at Providence
29th lust.
Brig Fanny Foulke, Townsend, from Wilmington,
NC. was below 'New York yesterday.
Schr A M Aldridge, Robinson, hence at Provideue
29th inst.
Schr S L Simmons, Gandy, hence at Fall River 27th
instant.
Schr Champion, Clark, from Calais fur this port, at
Portland 28th ilia.
Schr Mary Farrow, Condon, hence at Bangor 28th
instant.
Behr Governor, Freethy, from New Raven for this
port, at New York yesterday.
Schr C ii Vickery, Benton, hence at Dighton 98th
instant.
Behr Emma L Porter,Sparks,aalled from Portsmouth
47th inst. for this port. ,
Sara 11 Curtis, Haskell, and Wm H Sargent, Sar
gent, railed from Providence 29th inst. for t tub port.
Sett: . J kiloeitham, 'Ariel', hence at Lorton yotetday.
A Sql::11IILY Bett.nnio.—Mr. Alf. Burnett, the
celebrated humorist, who is said by those who
have seen him to equal both Mathews and Alex
ander 88 a mimic, Will, SaI:IMMO° 1118 comic de
lineations and eccentricities on Monday evening
next.
, THE AMERICAN For comfort,
coorenience and economy no single article is more
absolntely indispensable to every dwelling-house iii
our country than the celebrated cooking range, known
as "Wood's American Kitchener," for sale by Messrs.
James P. Wood & Co., at their warerooms, No. 41
south Fourth street. Among the multitudes of these
invaluable '!Kitchenera" iu use among personS of our
acquaintance, we knoW of not one that does not give,
'tile most unqualified satisfaction. It is a great econo
mizer of fuel, and as a baker it has no rival. No awel-
ling Cali be called complete without one.
An, should subserthe at least one dollar in aid
of the Riverside Institute. The engi.aving given to
each one is more than an equivalent for this eum, to
say nothing of the present which is aleo guaranteed
every shareholder.
TIIE summer months being over business has
already received an impetus, and cool weather is a
harbinger of a good fall trade. This is a truism readily
admitted by sewing-machine men, all of whom arc
feeling the beneficial elects of a healthy business—
none more so than the agents of the Elliptic, the chef
d'imyre of Family litaohlues. We recommend mater
familiaa, who has had her faintly Sewing accumulating
during the holidays, to call and examine this panacea
for all her troubles, at 920 Arch street.
MINISTERS, merchants, lawyers, mechanics and
all alike are aiding the Washington Library Company
in their patriotic labor of endowing the Riverside In
stitute.
ELEGANT Arm ARTISTIC CONFRCTIONS. 7- The
world-renowned confections manufactured and sold
by E. G. Whitman & Co., No. aIS Chestnut street,
next door to the Adams & Co. Express Bullding,are de
servedly the most popular confections in the world.
Messrs. E. G. W. & Co. use only the finest and purest
ingredients in manufacturing, and employ the most
expert European and American artists In their estah
lishment.
Tim shares being' sold by the Washington
Library Company to secure the early "endowment of
the Riverside Institute secure to the purchaser a hand
some steel-plate engraving, and one present for each
share of stock held.
MORSE'S DINING 8.11.00N5, 902 and 904 Arch
street, for Ladies and Gentlemen, are now the popular
1 - esort fur those in search of good dinners—visit them.
"OUR DOURTS ARE Tumons"—Shakespeare
says, bull the people of Philadelphia, whose critical
opinion'is worthy of reepectful consideration, Say there
I.; no doubt, about one Whig, and that is, the American
Sewing, Over-seaming, Buttonhole-Making Machine
is the only perfect, instrument for .z.cwing_ptirposes
e'er buffered to the putmc. It -is the last, best and
most valuable invention of all the sewing maehints e ,
It can do the work of them all, and more than any one
of them. Call for the proof at the Exhibition rooms,
corner or illeveMli aim Chestnut streets. .
A 410,000 present is tooong the number to be
distributed next month by the Washington Library
cionpany, organised i^ iho.Riverside Institute.
ONE of the r , ..; —.LOIS of all large cities, viz.,
a Family T...n • o,un an extensive scale, has just been
t• table Led . by W. 11. Words at'
,CO., Upholsterers, OR
te , . rolner Twelfth and Chestnut. They have
s.. ill ea the services of Miss Lizzie Davis us superin
tendent, whose long experience in the business -will
enable her to carry it on faithfully. _nullifies and shirt
manufacturers patronizim; them can leave their orders
either at the Laundry, on Cuthbert street, rear of
Broad and Arch, or at the :7 1 . W. corner Twelfth .and
Clie9hint.
Comm; home tromtne country and sea-side,
many have to regret the change of a fair, white skin
to one freckled and discolored. JAItEI)'S "EMAIL ep.
PA..:11 ," removes all freckles, tan and discoloration, re
etm ing the skin to more than its original purity. Sold
by Plug. Joule, 111 South Tenth street, and all Drug
gists, Perfumers, etc:
A LAnon number of the presents to be awarded
tutioni; the purchasers of stock in aid of the Riverside
Institute are worth fortunes.
•
CHOICE CONFECTIONS and ,line Hot-house
Fruits, delicious Chocolate preparations, Roasted
Almonds, French and American rub:tures, Portuguese
Secrets, Cream Candies, Caramels, etc., at A: L.
Valium', Ninth and Chestnut streets.
TUE FINEST GRAPE IN AVIERICA.—Mr. Alfred
Speer, the maker of the celebrated Port Grape Wine,
says it is about the size of an Isabella, and that it is
the finest on this continent. He has refused thousands
of applicatiopsfor the plant, as he requires all avail
able cuttings for the extension of his vineyards. lie
has orders for his wino from Europe. Our druggists
have procured some four years old.
-Tin sale of a single snafu of stock in the Wash
ington Library Con Many not only' aids hi the supporS
of on institution for the' education of Soldiers` and
Sailors' Orphans, but also guarantees to the purchaser a
fall equivalent for his money. •
THE Military Commanders arc all on the qui
Vire, not knowing what awaits them next. - How un
comfortable a position to be in! Worse than wearing
a bad-titting suit of clothes. We used to know what
0119 hitter misery was, but since we've been purchasing
our Clothing at Charles Stokes & Co.'s first-class
store, under the Continental, we have had no suf
ferings of, that kind. Bad lit:: are a great affliction,
JONES' HOTEL, 235 Dock Street, below Third,
reeved by. W. P. Larkin on the European plan.
eals from 6 A. M. to 12 P. M. tdood lodgings for
guests. House open all night.
READ the circulars containing a full list of pre
sents to be distributed among those Nvhopurelutv.e stock
in aid of the Riverside Institate.
EVERYBODY KNOWS film.—We mean George
W. Jenkins, the renowned confectioner, at No. 103 T
Sluing Garden street. Ills Bon-bons, Caramels,
Cream Chocolates, etc., are &sem edly in the highest
repute with all classes. For Oranges, LCIIIOII9, Ban
anas, Figs, Prunes, Dates, etc., this is just the place.
MOTHS AND FRECKLES.—The only fellable rem
edy for brown dfscolorations called MOTT( and
FEEcumEs, is PERM'S MOTH AND FEEOIILE LOTION.
Prepared by Dr. B. C. PEWIT, Dermatologist. 49 Bond
street, New York. Bold by all druggists.
Tint Philadelphia Family Laundry, on Cuth
bert stfeet, rear of Broad and Arch streets, have knit
started, and are prepared to do Family Latindrying
in the beet possible meaner. Leave orders either at
Laundry, or &AV. corner Twelfth and Chestnut.
JOSEPII LAFETItA.
J. leans, M. D., Professor of the Eye and Ear, treats
all diseases appertaining to the above members with
the utmost success. Testimonials from the most
reliable sources in the city can be seen at his Mike, No.
605 Arch street. The medical faculty are invited to ab::
company their patients, as he has no secrets in his
practl. Ardilcial eyes inserted. No charge made
for easmtuation.
$'600.000 worth of presents are to be distributed
among those who purehate sleek to aid of the Rtvert3ide
Institute.
The balance bf our stock of seminar Clothing will
be timed out at Very low prices, to make room for a
large assortment of new fall goods.
Fall Stylus now lu stoic.
AIIIIUSEffIENIPS•
CITY. NOTICES.
R STOC F
Sundown 9 are now
_
Selling at reduced prieee.
Oakforda, Coontinentarliotel
OUlt STOCK OF
Sandowne are now
Selling at reduced prices.
Oakforde, Continental Hotel.
OCR STOCK OF
Suudowns are now
Selling at reduced prices.
Oakfords, Continental Hotel.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATAILREI.7.
ROCNILILL 65 WILSON,
' Clgthing Roue,
603 and 605 Clicht nut fitreet.
Great reduction hi Summer Gouda
ROOJC.IIII.I. & Wtz.soN,
603 ti.gd 605 ChW.uut etreqti
THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN.--PHIALDELPHIA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 31;1867.
Particular attention given to the man
ufacture of Fine Shirts, Collars, &0.,
warranted to give satisfaction.
LOOKING GLASSES
OF THE VERY BEST
Q U A. TA I TIC .
EVERY NOVELTY IN
STYLE
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICES.
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS,
816 CHESTNUT STREET,
CARPETINGS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
LEEDOM & SHAW,
910 ARCH STREET,
Between Ninth 'and Tenth Streete.
We are now opening a Nil and complete as
sortment, both Foreign and Domestic, for
Fall Sales.
auB.l-3m re§
U4BUSANcF.
N - 0TIClE•
To Persons Intending to effect INSURANCE
upon their LITEF,
The Penn Mutual Life/ lumina , Com-
pan},
9 1 Chestnut st., Philada.
I
Offers inducements equal to any other Company, and eu•
porter to many.
The return premium has averaged larger than most of
the other Companies.
The insured participate EVERY YEAR in the division
of surplus, NS bile in some Companies no return is leer
given for the that year's premium.
AU the surplus belongs to the insured, them being no
Stockholders to claim a share.
The security fs ample. The assets are svell and safely
invested, and in proportion to the amountbf liability..
INSURE' NOW S
wv.vitirouts:
. .
EDWARD lIARTiOIORNE, M. D. 113 D Walnut street
• EDWARD A. PAGE. N. D., 1416 Walnut street. -
In attendance at the Office of the Company from 1 to 2 P.
M. daily.
JAMES TRAQUAIR, President.
SAMUEL E. STOKES, Vice President .
JOHN W. 110P.NOR, A. V. P. and Actuary,
III:RATIO S. STEP II NNS, Secretary.
VS — Active canvassers wanted for City and State.
au27-tu th s tit tui
THE
SAFE DEPOSIT 'COMPANY..
The Fidelity Insurance, Trust
And Safe Deposit Company,
FOR THE SAFE KEEPING OF BONDS, STOCKS And
OTHER VALUABLES.
CAPITAL 8000,000
rtM
N. B. BROWNE, CHARLES MACALESTER.
CLARENCE H. CLARE, EDWARD W. CLARK.
JOHN WELSH, ALEXANDER HENRY. I
J. GILLINGHAM FELL, Y
. G S.
IB A.
SON. CALDWELL,
HENR C
B:fdr" Office in the fireproof of the Philadelphia
National Bank, 421 Chestnut street.
This Company receives on deposit, and GUARANTEES
THE SAFE KEEPING OF VALUABLES upon the follow.
Mg rates a year, viz;
Caon Bonds 81 per !IMO
Re stered Bonds and 5ecaritie5..........50 cis. per LOCO,
Gold Coin or 25 per 1,000.
Silver Coin or Bullion. . $2 per 1,000.
Gold or Silver P1ate......... .. , per 100.
CASH BOXES or email tin boxes of liankers, Brokers.
Capitalists, 4:c., contents unknown to the Company. and
liability limited, $25 a year.
The Company offers for RENT SAFES INSIDE ITS
VAULTS at 1525, VA 840, $5O and 875 a year, according to
size and location.
Coupons and Interest collected for 1 per cent,
Interest allowed on Money Deposita.
Trusts of every kind accepted.
N. B. BROWNE, President
gOBIIBT PATTICRBOif,
Secretary and Treasurer. jala•thAtu.rP/Y
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS•
THE FINE SHIRT EMPORIUM
JOHN C. ARRISON,
Nos. 1 and 3 N. Sixth Street,
Importer, Manufacturer
and
~ Dealer in every description of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
In great variety and at
Moderate Price.
PICTURES. FRAMES, &C.
CARPETINGS, dec.
INSTRUCTION.
NTOUNG MEN AND BOYS.—THE ENGLISH, CLASH
-1 cal. Mathematical, and Scientific Institute, Nos. 190 d
and leoB Mt Vernon street, will reopen, with increased
facilities, September 2d. Preparations for business or col:
lege—French, German, Drawing, Elocution. Book-keep
ing, Pendianship7 Chemistry and Philosophy by Special
teachers. A department for email boys. 11ev. JAMES
G. SHINN, A. M., Principal. aulll.l2t.
111 AMILTON INSTITUTE —DAY AND BOdiRDING
ISchool for Young Ladies, 3810 Chestnut street, will re
open September 9th.
P. A. CREGAR.
WAAIN.
:WANTED—BY A MIDDLE-AGED GENTLEMAN, A
TT Mituatibu (Ili Collector or Receiving Clerk, or any
similar employment. salary wanted, *(1011. Address,
COLLECTOR, at this 011Ico, anal-litre
T co E r ENTRY
Clerk.
\l 7 A N r e i r. — b i tu N s • P l ii N e (air MAN
N d
AS en A mE rl a
figures.• Address Box 103 liost-oNice, with referon:7ee4:
HOOP SKIRTS•
lIOOP SKIRTS AND CORSETS.—MRS. E. BAYLEY,
No, 1312 Vino street, is now manufacturing all the va•
tidies of Hoop Skirts, Corsets. &c. She has also the Real
„French Corsets of now styles. Hoop Skirts altered and
repaired. mh2B•tfrp
KEEP THEM AT . HAND!
vo 'n .Ept
BLAIR'S
LIQUID RENNET .
FOR MAKING-IN A FEW MINUTES
DELICIOUS DESSEIL I'S.
HENRY C. BLAIR'S SONS.
EIGER AND WALNUT MB ST
mhlStrt Si Snar4
XI - UMBER ONE SCOTCH PIG IRON—OLENGAR
£ nook brand. in/ tore and for sato in lots to suit, by
PETER WRIGHT a' !RMS. in Wallittt street. 1074(
GILOCERIES, LIQUORS, &b.
TOMATO SOUP.
• JULIENNE SOUP.
TERRAPIN SOUP.
Three Soups are put up iu quart canieteni, hermetiosll
eealed, and when wanted teethe table only require to
heated.
FOR SALE BY
THOMPSON BLACK & SON,
BROAD AND CHESTNUT STS.
mh2&th a to-lyrp4
or - tisyr RECEIVED,
400 CASES,
VINTAGE, 1865,
(Vinjmperixt)
Green Seal
CHAMPAGNE.
H. & A. C. VAN BEIL,
WINE MERORANTS,
j. I2I , 9 2 3:ESTNUT STREET.
COLLARS ~AND CUFFS..
OVER 2,000.000 A MONTH !
The Duplex Collar.
Licensed by Union Paper Collar Co. of New York.
This Collar is made of tiro best pure white linen stock,
full spaced for the cravat, an EXACT IMITATION OE
LINEN, mater-pronfed by an entirely new process, turned
on a full curve line, and manufactured on new patented
machinery, which imparts a beauty of form and finish
possessed by no other Collar. In Byron and Garrote
styles.
THE WATER LINE COLLAR,
very heavy enameled, in same styles.
THE NE PIATS ULTRA COLLAR.
Plain—unequalled in whiteness, texture and strength.
• •
.•,••
'TheDuplexff
• ••
•
600,000 Pairs Ordered Weekly!
This Cliff is made under the patent of the Ne Plus Ultra
Collar Co., with a NEW BUTTON-HOLE , patented June
19,1866. heed in no other Cuff, which enables the wearer
to put in or take ont the stud instantly, without tearing
or injuring the Cuff or button-hole. Heavy pure white
stork, imitation of linen, water-proofed. We also manufac
ture thouW titer Line Cuff, enameled,correspondiug
with the Collar of that name.
NE PLUS ULTRA COLLAR COMPANY,
B tong rum lii:.
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
BEAN, BROWNSON dc CO.,
H ?AlOll/0AI: AVE., Chicago,
ALEXAN w D
.11MALERIM jf ' Co. '
314 IllarKet street, Philadelphia, Pa.
auSg•th a thin'
LEA & PERRINS'
CELEBRATED
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
PitONO.UIiCED BY
Connoisseur
TO BE TIM
"ONLY GOI
SAUCE"
AITDAPPLIOADLIE
EVERY VARIEr
DISH.
The success of this most delicious and unrivaled condi.
ment having caused many unprincipled dealers to appl
crtith name to Spurious Compounds, the Pum.ro is respect
and earnestly requested to see that the names of
& PEItRINS aro upon the WRAPPER, LABEL.
81. PPER and BOTTLE. .
Manufactured by
LEA a PERIM'S, Worcester,
• - JOHN DUNCAN ' B SONS,
. , .
AGENTS MR THE UNITED STATES. •
• NEW YORK.
Qctiwataiyßp
F - 1 -- 'N' E.. . 0 L---D-'--
HENRY S. HANNIS & CO.,
uls and 220 sourrEr ViRADN'T STIZILIETr o
Who offer the same TO THE TRADE, in Lots, on very advantageous
Their Stock of Bye IVVhisitfes, IN . BOND, comprises ail the favorite bilsadi ex.
taut, and runs through the various months of 1884,n441, and of this year, tip to
firCm3lllt date.
Liberal contracts wade for lots to arrive at rerillßyilraltiell R. Depot, Entail
son Line„Vrharl. or at Bonded Warelie oases, stns parties may clect.
ENVELOPES !
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THE LOCKWOOD • MA NUFACTURING. .0031-
announce to the 'trade and to Co".qmot-i.t that they are prepared io fill ortiers for Envelopes, in lots
of 1.000 to 5;000,000, for immediate delivery or contract, and have -forty different grades of papers iu
Stock, both Engine and Tub. or Animal sized; and of a variety of colors and weights. •
About a year ago we purchased an interest in certain Patents on Envelopes and Envelope Machi
nery, whereby a saving of 25. to 30 per cent. is made in' the manufacture of Envelopes, and since
that time have been engaged in building machinery, intending to add this branch of manufacture to
our business.
We are now prepared to make from :100,000 to 400,000 a day, and have machinery , building to pro
duce 700,000 (billy (which tfiy running day and night eau be increased to 1,40)000 a day, a productime
neatly treble that of any cone: , rn'in the country). .
The greatest capacity of auyiliinvelope Machine previously - invented is 20,000, to 25,000 a day, re
quiring from three to Jive handlings, while our new machine has anuverage production of 80,0114 to
00,000 a day, the paper pa5.9:419 in front. rt Cron, in iOUS I nil at owe Cad, aril theEwik•lepei coining out ;monad
and completed at the other, at the rate of ITS. to 200 a minute..,.
These Envelopes are neater iu appearance, more evenly gun:tined:and are less liable to be opened
than the old style, while to Printers and Lithograpi era they offer great advantages iu the swing he
type, and neatness in appearance when printed, there being freer thud:waste ofpoper than in the old
style, and a more even Surface for printers.
We are prepared to take orders for Envelopes, Plain or Printed, having ten of Gorden's latest im
proved Printing Presses, with 150 fonts of new type.
For the purpose of introducing our Envelopes to the public, we will sell either plain or printed,
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lots 01'1,000 and upward, anti have adapted a uniform scale of discounts, and parties purchc.eing in
lots of 5.000 or over will receive a discount from our regular prices—the larger the order, thegreater
the discowlit. •
To prevent mistakes, and to secure the best goods and lowest prices, parties ordering are-advised
to send their orders direct to our °flies., and samples will be sent to or shown those who are•unahle
to call. •
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styles of Paper Collars, and beg to call the Attention of the trade to the reduction made in prices ou
August 1, and to the increased discounts now allowed to tarp. dealers.
Old.fi'ke Taiskiees4.
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK OF
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W. E. & E. D. =LOCKWOOD.
Nos. 255 and 2i9 South Third st., Phila.,
No, 310 Broadway, New York,
Paper Collars, ]Envelopes, and 'Tags.
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