i- iglW BimhETIS. The New “ Ac; k ” —Messrs. Welsh. <5: Robb, Ihlj'propriclors of The Age , have taken possession or Ihcir new establishment, N.os. 14; and 1C South Seventh street, which has been j •fitted np in elegant style. ’ . ■ The building is four stories in height, having a front of fine pressed brick: Tho exterior viow; presents the tastefn’ apr trance of a structure Blxtv feet In height and crowned with a large •sign bearing tbo words “TAe Age" the only or namentation being a plor or pilaster botween the Windows, resting upon the brown, stone capping ofithe conntiug room front, and running up to the cornices,where it arches over the fourth 'tory r The basement Is used as a prcßB-room, and the dimensions are thirty-four by seventy feet, it ■ has entre nces from the front and rear, ana in adapting it to its purposes, care has been ot>- served to provide for the comfort of _ the em-; ploves. The press, which was in use at (tie old building, is located close by tho north .wall, and near-the Seventh-street side, while the engine and boilers, which are rsw and of recent make, are built, in the northwest corner of the base ment Tmrfloor of the room is nicely boarded. ’ Tho height of the basement from floor to cell ing Is twelve feet. The ceili ig is supported by heavy columns. All the appurtenances lnclaen to the printing of tho paper are contained In this department, including, the.foldings .tables,.closets for the rollers, &c. • . ■ ; • ■ The counting room is upon the first boor, proper, seventeen by seventy feet in cize, with a lofty ceiling: around the wadis is placed a richly; grained wainscoting, some three feet in height; above this they have been ornamented with that, latest of novelties—black walnut hangings— which, with'a lighter colored paper ingeniously designed, gives to the walls an elegant panneued appearance. . . ' . The counter ' of solid wa'nut, in beeping with the characteristic colors of tbe room; at the point where it starts from thr no’ them wall is the post office department; at the other end of tho.conn ter, which runs nearly 'o the centre «f tho raOm and at a distance of nearly forty-three feet; is the book-keeper’s desk, with all its array of drawers, cubbies and pigeon-holes. In the rear' of this is the cashier’s sanctum. In the rear of this again is the private office of the proprietors. Tht3 is separated from tho other portion of the room by an ornamental black walnut partition, having apertures filled in with plate glass. 1 The Editorial Rooms are upon the third floor of the building, and together cover an area seven teen by seventy. teCt, This spate is divided into five rooms, in a manner that will lend the greatest degree of comfort and convenience to the editors ana, the members of the roportorlal staff. Tho editorial rooms will be-pleasantly fitted np, car peted, well lighted, and furnished with the essen tials that are necessary to tho convenience of the literary staff, Tho rooms are all connected, and the two centre ones, by means of folding doors, can be thrown into one, thus forming a large drawing room. There ore arrangements for- files of exchanges, Works of reference, &c., and other features. . On the fourth floor is the composing room, and it is one of the finest in the city for ventila tion and light On the Seventh street front there are six windows, on the north side five, on the south three, and in the rear three. The height of the room is fifteen feet This is another advan tage, and one that gives the apartment an impos ing appearance. About tho centre of the rooin, and close to the northern wall, is partitioned off the foreman’s apartment, which is provided with furniture and neatly carpeted. A portion of the western end of the room is partitioned off for jhe night editor and prool readers, and this is also neatly furnished. In the remaining portions of the room, thirty stands for the compositors are erected,and have been located with reference to the use of the light supplied through, the win dows as above stated. The building in its every department, from the . composing room to the press room, is one of the most complete and adapted to tho uses of newspaper publication to be fonnd. Additional Ward Nominations.— The fol lowing Ward nominations are additional to those published on the sixth page of to-day's Bul letin. ' ' ' Twenty-first Ward.—Common Council—James Bowker; Assessor—Robert Harris. Twenty-second Ward.—Select Council, Wm. F. Smith; Common Council, Louis Wagner; Asses sors, C. E. Idell, Wm. Hopkins, F. Ward. T. Middleton. Twenty-third Ward.— Assessor—Charles T. Holme. Alderman—Thad. Btcarne. School Directors—John McMnllin, Ed. Borie. Twenty-sixth Ward.— Common Connell—James S. Stewart. Alderman—Thomas Dallas. Asses sor—John O’Donnell. Bchool, Directors—John McMichael, Samuel Unsay, Joseph K. Fletcher; Charles E. Begley, for nnexpired term. Caution to the Public Mrs. Hannah Wade, ■widow of Benjamin F. Wade, depeased, was called npon during the time of her deep affliction by two men who proffered their services in the way of soliciting money, and to whom she gave written authority. As nearly a month has elapsed and she has not heard from them, and she has learned that a considerable amount of money has been collected, Mr. E. H. Toland, agent of the Home Mission Society, desires to give notice to the public that Mrs. Wade does not desire any further efforts to be made on her behalf. Last Parade of the European Circus The Fifth and positively the last Grand Street Pageant -of this great troupe will tahe place on Friday, June 12. Leaving place of exhibition at 9A. M., it will pass over the following route: Up Vino to Tenth, down Tenth to Passynnk road, up Passyunk road to Fifth, up Fifth to Pine, up Pine to Broad, up Broad to Chestnut, down Chestnut to Fifth, u.p Fifth to Vine, up Vine to Eighth, to place of exhibition. Look out for the live lion loose in tbc streets. Death ok an Old Soldier.— Col. John S. Warner died at hiß residence in this city, on Tues day evening, in the 71st year of his age. He nerved in the War of 1812, being attached to a Maryland regiment. He was one of the Vice Presidents of the Association of the Soldiers of the War of 1812, in this city, and always took a very prominent part in the proceedings of the meetings. The deceased has also been actively engaged in local politics for several years past. Serenades.—A large procession of the friends of Hon. Leonard Myers, headed by Baxter’s band, and carrying a transparency with the namos of “Grant, Colfax and Myers,” serenaded that gen tleman at his residence last evening. Hon. William B. Mann was also serenaded last evening, at his residence on Sixth street, oppo site Spring Garden. He made a briof Bpeecli on the occasion. Another Arrest.— Charles Green was arrested yesterday, at Broad and Catharine streets, upon the charge of having been concerned in the lar ceny of the still and worm from the establishment of David Alexander, at Juniper and Shlppen streets. Ho hada hearing last evening before Aid. Tittermary,’and was committed to answer at court. The stolen still and worm is valued at $9OO. Postponement — We are requested to say that the ceremony of laying the corner-stone of the new office building of the Philadelphia Saving Fond Society is necessarily postponed.on account of the inclemency of the weather, till Satnrdav, at 12 o’clock, M. Misdemeanor Matthew Griffith was arrested at two o’clock this morning, npon the charge of misdemeanor, in depositing filth on a lot at Eighth street and Montgomery avenue. He was taken before Alderman Fitch, and was commit ted in default of $6OO bail. Alleged Wife Beater George Munson was arrested last evening and taken before Alderman Panceast,Jon the charge of having beaten his ■wife. He was held in $6OO bail to answer. He resides at Sldgc avenno and FranciSAtreet. - Disorderly House. —Sarali Dubois was before Alderman Hurley, yesterday, upon the chareo of keeping a disorderly house at Duporicenu and Locust streets. She was held in $BOO bail to an ewer at .Court, i< 'osTroKKD.—The inquest in the caße of D. 8. Dunham, "who died from the effects of a blow received at Suffolk Park in May last, which was .. to have been resumed this afternoon, was post poned on account of the illness of a Juror. Risrorn.—Marine lUßtoii will appear at the Academy to-night 'r.Elizaleih. - THJBATRIQS, ISto. • The Theatres.— Mr- Joscph Jefforson will ap pear at the Walnut Btreot Theatre.this evening in his great impersonation of •! Rip lan Winkle. 'Ho will haven benefit to-morrow night. At the Arch this evening the drama Under the Gaslight will be presented’. On Friday evening Mr. Lewis Baker will bavo a benefit The pantomime liumvty Dumpiy will -be given,at the .Chestnut to-night. At the American an olio entertainment is an nounced. Musical Judilee.— On Friday evening a “mu sical jnbilee" will be given at Horticultural Hall, nuder the direction ol Mr. John Bower. There will be a chorus of four hundred children; An attractive programme has been prepared. - Festival.— This evening a strawberry festival will be given at Horticultural Hal! Braid of tho Industrial Schools of the Bedford Street Mission, Tho occasion promises to be an interesting one, and ah the object is very worthy we hope there will bo a laigo attendance. v Mr. Phillips’ Farewell -Concert.— On Monday evening next Mr. Philip Phillips, tho well-shown singer, will give a farewoll concert at Qe Academy of Music. A. very attractive pro gramme has been prepared, and an unusually brilliant entertainment may be expected. Mr. Phillips has fine talents, and it-is his purpose during his proposed stay in Europe to apply him self closely to the study of his art Tickets for the' above concert con bo procured at Trumpler s -mußiestore,-No.-926 Cheatnutstreet. _ Eleventh Street Opera House. —A very attractive performance will bo given at this popular place oi amusement this ovenmg. There will be a choice selection of forces, burlesques, extravaganzas, negro comicalities, together with ballad singing by Carneroes, instrumental and vocal muslc by the troupe, and a general melange of good things: The European Circus. —This menagerie and circuß combination, now exhibiting on Eighth street, between Raco and Vine, will remain here -during the present week. Performances will be given every afternoon and evening. The com pany of acrobats and equestrians is an excellent one, and the collection of wild animals decidedly tho best of aDy we have had In this city for a long time. To-morrow and Saturday will be the last two day 3 of this exhibition, positive oi> . rangements having been made for its transporta- ' tion elsowhere. Those who desire to see It therefore must embrace tj>is opportunity. Hooley’s Opera House— Seventh, below Arch. This popular place of- amusement' will. open on Monday, June 16th, with Hooley’a Minstrels, from Brooklyn, where they have been perma nently located 1 for the past seven years. The opening bill will embrace the spectacular bur- Ittttfno of The Wild Favm, Manager Hooloy having brought on all of his magnificent scenery, dresses, &C;, from tho Brooklyn Opera House. The New York and Brooklyn papers praise the magnificent scenery used in ‘the piece, particu larly the grand transformation scene. Cool White is the stage-manager of the company. The Lotta Case—Tbe money Relnnded and Dir. Crabtree The Lotta case, to which repoated reference has been mode in the columns Of the Times, was finally brought to a close yesterday afternoon: As will be'eeen by the Civil Court proceedings, re ported in another column, John A. Crabtree was brought before Judge Garvin on habeas corpus to inquire into the cause of his detention, and subsequently remanded on the ground that suf ficient cause was shown to warrant his detention. At a later hour of. the afternoon the prisoner wos brought to the Tombß Police :Court, In custody of Captain Jonrdan, of the Sixth Precinct Po lice, and there the whole amount taken from Miss Charlotte Crabtree was returned to her. Mr. Crabtree was at once, released from duress and the affair terminated.— N. Y. Times. CITY NOTICES. Fine’Watches. —Wo desire to call the atten tion ofwatch-buyers to the very fine Watches made by the American watch Company of Waltham, and known as. the %-plate, 16 size. To the manufacture of these watches the Company have devoted all the Science and skill In the art at their command, and confidently claim that for fineness and heanty, not less than for the greater excellencies of mechanical and scientific correctness of design and execution, these Watches will compare favorably with the best made in any country. In this country the manufacture of such Watches is not even attempted cs cept at W altham. For sale by all respectable dealers. Rouuins & Aiti.eton, Agents, No. 162 Broadway, N. Y. An East Foot An easy foot, next to an easy conscience, Is a thing much to be desired. To have mi easy foot, and also to adorn that important mem ber, no advice will be found more reliable to act upon than that which counsels the purchase of your boots and shoes at Bartlett’s well-known establishment. No. 33 South Sixth above Cheetnnt. Our commercial friends are invited to visit Oakfobd’s tinijer the Continental, and examine their spring styleß of hats and caps. Mb. Stbakge, proprietor of the London Al hambra, waß once a waiter at a restaurant. He now drives one of the handsomest equipages daily in Lon don, dividing with Baron Rothschild the honors of the season. We know a gentleman, once a poor man, who can be seen any day walking the streets, who would divide the honors of attraction with the Baron. It is not strange though; anybody can do it who will buy clothing at Chas. Stokes & Co.’s under the Con tinental. ~ Great Reduction in the Price or Bonnets. —Messrs. Wood & Cary, 726 Chestnut street, are now clußing ont the balance of their importation of fine French Bonnets at much below cost, to close the sea son. Their fresh receipts of Fancy Bonnets and Trimmed Hats lor ladles, children and misses, are also selling at astonishing low iignres. All kinds of bon ntt and millinery materials cut in quantities to sail purchasers, at the lowest prices . Florence Sewing Machine. Florence Sewing Machine. Florence Sewing Machine. Office, 1123 Chestnut Btreet, Philadelphia, New Hats for Misses and Children, of the moat elegant styles, and at all prices. Oakfobd’b, under the Continental. Members of the Masonic Order can get their Silk Hats for the coming “occasion” at Chas. Oak i okd & Sons, under the Continental Hotel. Judicious mothers and nurses use for children a safe and pleasant medicine in Boweb’s Infant Cob dial. Surgical Instruments and druggists’ sun dries. Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh. J. Isaacs, M. D„ Professor of the Bye and Bar. treats ail diseases appertaining to the above members with the utmost success. Testimonials from the most re- 1 liable sources In the city can be seen at his office, No.. 60S Arch street. The medical faculty are invited to 1 accompany tbeir patients, as he has no secrets in bis! practice. Artificial eyes inserted. Ho charge ’made: for examination. Bower’s Senna Figs, for Constipation— fifty cents. Depot Sixth and Vine. . LEGAL MOUULS. TN THE ORPHANS* COURT FOR THE CITY AND 1 County of Philadelphia.—Estate of JAMES LESLEY, deceased.—The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle and adjust-the aacconnt of ELIZABETH LESLEY, Ex* cutrix -of the will of JAMES LESLEY, deceased, and to roport distribution of the balance in the bonds oi the accountant, will moot the parties interested fortbe purpose of bis appointment, on Tuesday. June 23d, 1668, at 3 o’clock. P.M., at his office, No. 524 Walnut street, in the city of Philadelphia. JOHN B. COLAHAN. jell-th b tn. st* Auditor. . IN THE ORPHANS* COURT FOR THE CITY AND A County of Philadelphia Estate of Dr. JAMES K. SHIVERS, deceased—The Auditor appointed by the; Court to audit. Bottle and adjust the first and final ac count cf EMMA T. SHIVERS and WILLIAM TRAINER, executors of the last will and teßtament of Dr. JAMES K., SHIVERS.dec’d, and to report distribution of tho balance, in tho hands of the accountant, will meet tho parties in terested for the purpose of this appointment cn Thurs day the 25th day of Juno, 1868. at 3 o’clock, P. M., at Ilia office, No. 607 Race street, in the city of jell-th s tu sts JOS. ABRAMB, Auditor. IN THE ORPHANS! COURT FOR THE CITY AND countv of Philadeloiila.—Estate of SAMUEL O. MOR TON. deceased. The Auditor appointed by tho Court to audit. Bettle and adjust the flrat account ofWILLIAM BIDDLE, Adminiitrator of SAM DEL C. MORTON, dec’d. and to roport diatribution of the balance in the bands of tlie accountant, will meet the partleß interested for the' purtose of his uppointinent on Tuesday, Juno 28:11868, at 11 o’clock A. M., at bis office, No. 8U Arch atrect- m the city of Philadelphia. J. SERGEANT PRICE, joll-tb,B,tu,6t Auditor. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES A for the Eastern Districtof Pennsylvania.—At Philadel phia, Bth day of May, 1868.—Tho undersigned hereby Rives notiga of his appointment as Assignee of NATHAN FIELD CAMPION, of Philadelphia, in the county of Philadelphia, and State of Pennsylvania, Within said District who has been judged a Bankrupt uponRiS:OWXi petition, by iho said District Court JAB. DUVAL RODNEY, Assignee, jell thstt No. 725 Walnut street . ’jo the Creditors of the said Bankrupt.. . - CANTON PRESERVED GINGER. PRESERVED Ginger, in syrup, of the celebrated: Chyloong brand) also. Dry Preserved Ginger. in boxes, imported and for sole by JOSEPH B. BUSHER & COTloa South Delaware avenue. THE D AILY EVENING BULLiSITN---PHILADELPHIA, THURSDA* Snowden & Bbothbb, 23 Sonth Eighth street. TO .. (! 'Thie Kxst ' ' , ~«F.TBK •. i NEW ’ BUIiIiETBST BTJiXDING, . No. 60.7 Chestnut Street, . , (Ahd6o4Jayneßtrert,).- ’ SUITABLE FOR AH lIMIJIUHCE COHPAST. j Iniiulro In the Publication Office of tho Bulletin. V Je9 tfrp ~~ 1 • - 1 , TO LET. '! NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE. Entire Upper part, Basement and Sub-Cellar,: Apply.nt: 430 Chestnut Street. ap23tfrp{ . : - ■ •■ . . FOBSAIiE. TO CAPITALISTS. FOR SALE. LA PIERRE HOUSE, PIULABBUPIIIA, PA. Tbo Undersigned offer for sale tho Good-will, Furniture And Fixtures of the above popular and well-known first class Bot*L with a lease ofefgUtyearsrCentrauy Eituateq, on BROAD street; below CHEBTfIUT. newly furnished, and in good tunning order. • •. For price and terms, apply personally, 6t address BABEB Proprietors. jeft6tn>C < ' / v : - THE TUBE-. Point Breeze Park, i June 12th: ■ • ■ PURSE 6206. Milo beats. Sin 6, to Barocss. Open to all horses six years of ago and under who have not beaten 2.4 L Horses to start at 8 o'clock P. M. •Ownerenters Blue Dick. . „ .. . Owner enters bUftttu Lizmo Patcnen, D. Bodice enters Brown ColL . ■ _ . The privilege of .a member introducing a male friend without pay is suspended-/ ' , _ . - TTTIT>ATJV , • Omnibuses will start for the Park bom LIBRARY Btreot at 3 o’clockP. M. • je9Bt Point Breeze Park, J une lDth.. PURSE $3OO. Double Teams. Mile hoats, 31n6. Open to all Horses. ' To start at 8 o’clock P. M. J. Turner enters blk, m. Maggie and e. m. Liazio Little* field. • , : Owner enters s. m. Lady Byron and Blue Dick. H. Slifcr enters g. g. Prince and g. g. Prank. G. W. Fitxwater enters b. g* Lodi and b. m. Mary. The privilege of a member introducing a male triend without pay is suspended. ■ Omnibuses will start for the Park from LIBRARY street at 2 o’clock P. M. SIIIUMEK BENOBTS. UNITED STATES HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Will be opened for the reception of guests On or About June 25th. Persons wishing to engage rooms can do so by spplying to BROWN & WOELPPER, Proprietors, ITo. 827 Richmond Street, corner of iib. leatfm . ■ Ashland erry, N. J. Now being renovated and refarnißned, will open as a tirst* class Bonrding-Houso about tbe 2oth of June. _____ JOHN O nbso« leiH2t» - Proprietor. IUsIUKieRATOUS. 220. 222. REFRIGERATORS FOR THE MILLION, the best ventilating REFRIGERATORS. ’ ALSO, THE COMMON REFRIGERATORS, At Extreme Low Prices. E. S. FAB SON & CO., OLD BTAND, Ros. 220 and 222 Dock Street, ' Near the Exchange. apl4tnthe2napB . .NEW PUBUCATIONS* ONLY 1,000 LEFT OF THE 5,000 OF THE MUSIC ALBUMS, BOUND IN 1 Jilt Rich Morocco, with Gilt Edges, CONSISTING OF TWENTY OF'THE' Most Popular Pieces of Music FOR ONE DOLLAR, The Retail Price of which would be not less than FIFTEEN DOIXARS, AT * GOULD’S PIANO STORE, No. 923 Chestnut Street, ALSO AT Claxton’a Book Store, So. 1214 Cheitnnt Sis Union Plano Company, 1017 Walnut St. Conrad Brothers, So. 1107 Chestnut St, jeatr / IOOJK. BOOKSI COOK - BOOKSI BEST COOK; BOOKS PUBLISHED I PETERSON’S NEW COPYRIGHT EDITIONS. The National Cook Book ®3 00 Tlie Family Save-All i-si-ivv S S 2 Mrs. Goodfellow’s Cookery as it Should be 2 0# Peterson’s Now Cook Book. 2 00 M Is, Leslie’s New Cookery Book •• 2 00 Widdifield’sNew Cook 800 k................ 2 00 Mrs. Halo’s Receipts for the Million 2 00 Miss LesUo’sNewßeceiptsforCooking...:.........:. 2 00 Mrs. Halo’sNowCook 800 k..................:........ 2 00 Francutelli’s Celebrated Cook Book* The Modem i ■ Cook, with 62 illustrations, 600 large octavo pages, 600 Each Cook Book la Btrongly and neatly bound In cloth; Every housekeeper ahoufd have' at least one of .the above Cook Books, as they wIU save the price of- it In a week by consulting its paged. , . CURVED-POINT STEEL PENS. -.- '■ The Slip Pen ...... per dozen 25 cts., per gloss $2 00, The Barrel Pen “ 40 “ “ . : : Magnum Bonum Pen... “ ■ 76 “ , 7JO These Pena are recommended to all* Doing preferred to the old-fashioned quill pen for easy writing. j Send for our Mammoth Descriptive Catalogue. .1 Address all cash orders* retail or wholesale, to • T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS.: • . SOtf Chestnut St. Philadelphia* Pa# Books sent postage paid# on receipt of retail price. _ 1 ALL NEW BOOKS ARB AT PETERSONS*. TJelVitt • AUCTION SALES. : TAMES A. FREEMAN* AUCTIONEER . • - 4 , t) • No. 422 WALNUT street ! Orphans* Court Bale on the Promises, .. - ■ 49 ACRES AND IMPROVEMENTS, NEAR FRANK-. FORD. ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. . • ' " At 3 ho sold at public eale/on the ’preixudOf* ' the Estate of Robert W. .Soil?, dec’d., viz.: 49 acres, with improvements. BowlaudviUo and Adams roads, Twenty.third Ward. The widow’s dower, to re* main. . . . ; j : • Orphans’ Court Rale on the Premises. UQ ACRES AND IMPROVEMENTS, MONTGOMERY COUNTY. ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON. At 2# o’clock, will be Bold at public Bale, on tho pre* - mise*. the Estate of Robert W. Solly, doc’d. viz.:! - 109& acres and 24 perches, on the road leading from County Lino to the Horsham road; Montgomery town ship, Montgomery county. Stone house with the usual farm improvements on the premises. Tho widow’s dower to remain. . • 8800 to be paid at time of sale. * Tt/TESSINA ORANGES.—-FINE FRUIT AND IN GOOD jji_ order.. Landing and for sale by JOS. B. BUS9IER £o.* 1(B South Delaware avenue. wme», uqpoKn. SUPERIOR QUALITY. AMONTILLADO, ; mazanilla, LOBO. _ STAB AND GABTEB, ■ «fcr ■ YBATE, The above were selected from the stock of Conzales & Dnboie, Xeres, EXPRESSLY POE ODE RETAIL SALES - email invoice of VERY PALE SHERRY, At Three Dollar* per Gallon. H. & A. C. VAN BEIL, ‘Wine Merchants, No 1310 OHEBTNUT STREET. my 16 ■ tu th Srorp IENII 9 KUHMISmNft MOO». GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING GOODS The following advantages are claimed for the IMPROVED PATTERN SHIRT, MADE BY JOHN 0. ARRISON. Nos. 1 and 3 North Sixth Street, PHILADELPHIA. They are made of the beet materials. The workmanship, cut and finish cannot be excelled. Prices are low (or the style and kind of work made Satisfaction guaranteed to all. - Also offers, A largo and superior assortment of Spring Underwear, Hosiery, Grieves, Collars, ' Stocks. Wrappers, & c., And the latest novelties for ... GENTLEMEN’S WEAK. my 7 th e tu Smrfr tUBTAIN fiUTEBUM* CURTAIN GOODS •> AND WINDOW SHADES. CARRINGTON, DE ZOUCHE & CO., 1Q33 Chestnut Street, Are now opening, in addition to thqir largo stock of Curtain Materials and Window Shades, MOSQUITO NETS, In Lace and Bar, which for economy, for conVeniencafor durability and for ornament are not surpassed hr any in the country. Made to order in any size, color or shape, and shipped to any part of the United States. LACK CURTAINS Washed, Insured and kept until FalL White Holland Window Shades Made and Hung as low as $1 50. ap4 b tu th Smrp THE FINE ABT». NEW STYLES OF LOOKING GLASSES, NEW ENGRAVINGS. NEW OHBOMO-LITHOGBAPHS. EARLES’ GALLERIES, 816 Chestnut Street. JUST RECEIVED. A FKBSHt INVOICE OF THE SLEEPING BOY, IQB PRIZE OHROHOOP TBEPARIB EXPOSITION, ALSO. THE OLD OAKEN BUCKET. And other New Chromes. GOFF & BRO., 31 Rontb Sixth Street, above Chestnut. \ le!o4trp , ■■ ~ I I CRS, Ac. A. K & F. K. WOMRATH, FORMERLY AT 417 ARCH &TREET, ■ NOW AT . No. Beg to inform their friends and customers that the; are prepared to receiva ' V ■.l ■ v ' s: " JBTDTtS'" ; ; for the eoaaon. ■: ! ' INSURING THEM against loea by FIRE and MOTHS. : A. K. A F. E. WOMKATH, | ,1913 Chestnut Street. ’ ießtStlrp' ~ ■ r SEWINO HdCHIIVES. 1106. REMOVAL. 1106. THE SEf«ER 3IMITACTIIRISG COHPAiYt „ „ "Hava Removed’thehVVarerboinßto T" ’T No-1106 Ohestnnt Street. BINDER'S: NKW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE U lituple, durable, quiet and light running, and capable of performing an atonißhing range and 'variety of work. It will hem. fell, itltch, braid, gather, cord, tuck, quilt, embroider, Ac. _ m;2lyrp > : WM. EL COOPER, Agent.». EDUCATION. HARVARD COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE, MASS. ' 11 Tho examination ( for admiiaion will.bo held on THURSDAY. FRIDAY and SATURDAY. July 9th, 10th and 11th, 1868.: Attendance ton the three days la required, beginning at 8 A. M. Another examination bogina Sep tember 10th, at the aamo hour. • ‘ c . . : THOMAB IHLL, ; i JeB.tn,th,Bt , President. Ell, 1868. [OK AND O il. WHIMtANTON' MATTIfiGy; Less rban Original Cost of Importation, 860 PEB YARD : 1. H.GODSHALK &CO. yas Chestnut Street. ; CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, *o„ < ’■ At tow Prices. E. B. QOHHAII* ‘ VBSO. 1 wnDBIIBXiy Ja37«anra •••* • * ■ NEW CARPETINGS, Of French, English and American Manu facture, cmbraelngMoquctto, Chenille, Axmln a ter, Wilton’s Velvets, Brussels, Tapestry, Three plv Ingrains, Damask and Venetians. Also, Oil Cloths and Mattings, every quality, great variety. All at the lowest Cahh Prices. '.. B. L. KNIGHT & SON, 1222 Chestnut Street. jeStfrp ___________ MMHCUJb Desirable First Class Investment. THE LEHIGH TALLEY BAILBO&O COIPMIf ■ OFFEB FOE BALE AT THEIR OFFICE, j No. 303‘Waliva.t Street, AT BISETT-FIVE PEB CESTT., . One Million Dollar, of their Mortgage Benda bearing . Interest at the rate of Blx per cent, per annum. Free from State and United States Taxes, payable on the first day* of June and December. * ’ . Bald Bonds are cither Coupon or Keglrtcrcd. and aje secured by mortgage on the railroad and branches the rolling stock and the franchises of the Company- The outstanding Borda of the Company due Cu 1873 will be received in exchange for these Bondi. thi« saving to the holders oi the old issue tho amount to bo for taxe*. L. CHAMBESBL AIN, Secretary. lel lmrpj ; . THE SAFE BEPOSIT CO., For Safe Eceplng of Valuables, Necuri- Ue«, etc., and Renting of sales, DIRECTORS. . • • PATTEBBON. See. andTraaiurer. lalMh.atu.lyr, DBtes. ROBERT SHOEMAKER & CO., N E corner Fourth and RaoeStea, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS AND PAINT MANUFACTURERS, Offer to the trade or consume™. Pure White, Lead, Zino Whites Colored Paints, Varnishes, Oils,’ Artists’ Materials, &o. Agenta for the celebrated TIEILLB nOSTAGIfE ISOWWHITK ZOIC, .upcrlor to any othet White Paint for Inilde work. , wo solicit oidcra from those who want . t PURE PAINTS; ; 201 and 203 North Fourth Street, Northeast comer ol Race Street ap!B tfrpj CABBIAGES. WM. D. ROGERS, CARRIAGE BUILDER; nnuiufactnrer of Flrst-Clono Oanlaget .ONLY, 1009 and'loll Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA. - Orders recelvod for new and elegant ityle, of Carriage! fortheaeaaon of _ 1868., THE NEW WAREHOUSE, Nos. 1014, 1016 and 1018 Filbert St. m.vsB-th«Btn> . • - •* UUMEP DRESS TBlKKindf. MARY B. CONWAY, TADTEA' DRESS FTHSISHISG a SOUTH^iEST^^^ST&ET, • - PHILADELPHIA. "* Ladle* from any part of the. United State* can *end theft order* for DreeiMateriata, SImM, Underclothing, Mourning Suita, Wedding Troaaeau, Tra. velingOutflta, Jewelry, Aa, alao Children', Clothing,'ln. , fant’aWardiobee,Gentlemen’.Linen.be. : : ': • :■■(! : 1 In ordering Garments Ladle, will pleato wnd ona ot their mar nnne dbesseb for measurement i and ladle, vlaiting the city ahonld not faU to call: and have tbeb meaeurea registered for future convenience. ;-f : Before, by permiJrion. to j. m. HAEI»A CPVEIiL*v BALDWIN & CO. N. E. corner Chestnut und Eighth streets, up stairs, SOLE MANUFACTURER3TOB THI^WaND ■ Y n f in. " HORA.OB MOSEB, GAIiLOWAY C. MORRIS!® CO.. 208 Walnut Street, LEHIGH AND SCHUYLKILL COAL. Wharf Foot of Tasker Strcet.'. my 27 lmrr WEA.YER & CO. NEW CORDAGE FACTORS NOW IN FClil* QPEBATIQH. • No. MN. WATER anfl S 3 N. DEU aven CRIPPEN & JIADDOCK, rj .K--' v 116 S. Third Street, below Chestnut. (Late W. L. Haddock A C 0.,) Have on band a large and choice stock of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, which they are offering by the package at Greatly Seduced Prices, BALTIMORE FAMILY FLOUR CONSTANTLY ON HAND. mhlSKh gto 6mrp . e . Extra Choice JAPAN TEA. This Tea la grown In th* gardens, on the ‘‘Tra.nuMbo.ro" bills. It ia fired with great care in large baskets lined with silk, over a alow fire. FOB BALE BY THOMPSON BLACK'S SON& 00,, Broad and Chestnut Streets. OOLONQ TEA lOOLONQ TEA! Special Announcement. MITCHELL & FLETCHEB, No. 1204 Chestnut Street, Have Just received, per ship Thomas Clyde, VERY CHOICE OOLONQ TEA, Which thev offer to families going to their slimmer homei (in cheita of from 10 to <0 lbs.). At 83> cents per lb. Also, a general assortment of FINE GROCERIES, Packed and despatched with care at ihort notice. Je4 12trp , ■ • ■■ ■ ■ TEAS! TEAS! TEAS! TEAS! Jus t received and for cals at a redaction of 15 to' 20 percent. . ■ .. ■ FIBE OOLOIffi TEA at 90c.. $1 CO, 81 35. FISE JlPAlii gt $1 00, tl 30, 91 40. fiBEBSr mt atsl 25, SI 50, 91 75. We desire to call particular'attention to the above as being fresh and free from doth and we believe better goods than are generally retailed at theae prices. To families purchasing 10, SO. or 40 lb. packages we will make a still further reduction. A J. DeOAMP, . 107 goutb Second Street. mhl43nm>s . ... ■ ! • ■ - ■ , > .■ -• WATcma, lEwguat, au J. E.C ALDWELL& C 0 * JEWELERS, 902 CHESTNUT STREET, Have lost received direct from Parti, a Urge invoice FRENCH JEWELRY. Half Sets, Sleeve Buttons, Medallion necklaces, Bracelets, Chains, &c., &o. t In boautlfill designs, the newest and choicest PARIS NOVELTIES. aptitnthtfru ; Having Porthaied the Interest of TIIOS. WBIOCINB,Esq., My Uto partner In the firm of WBXGGXNS As WAEDEN, I will continue the ; Watch and General Jewelry Businas* •At the old stand, 8. E. corner Fifth and Chestnut Sts., And respectfully request & continuance of thepatronaie ■o long and ÜberalJy bestowed upon the late firm.' Particular attention given to tho repairing of WATCHES and JEWELRY. A. B. WARDEN. PninAPA.l March 16,18C8. wbe-pkooFsafeS AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDALS. 30,000 Francs 11 HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION SAFES IwardedUie Prize Eedal* at World’* Pair : lAtidon) World’* Fair, Sew ■ Tor* |■ Expo»ltlonlJnlver«clle, Part*, . .. AND " WINNER OF THE WAGER OE 1 J‘ 30,000 FRANCS!!-. At tho reoont rjaih - ThetmfcUcareinvited to call and- exaiuino - PARREL, HERRING : & CO., 629- Chestnut St., Philadelphia* Herring, Farrel&Shermen, New York. Herring & Co., Chicago. HerringvFarrel 48herman, N. Orleans: iphiota th > Smrpt , ~>■, . , BOAJKIHNh* Eligible rooms with board, at bmulocust Street, West Philadelphia, “ jel,m,tU,rpSP nolAtotbatf