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WATIDEILIES. JIIIIIIRIapir s OD. ‘...1 L \* raltasfulamilV . A t- 3 •
- AltriVAL Bessiox OF TEMPLARS OF ELAND T.- around. The chased will be very lerge, - with a; A • . • __,,... '_,-___ ..,_
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;to Boys from Fix to tweiveyears of age. '• • - a••-••• • ' ' '
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'The Supreme Council tiaissembled yesterday,: 4 /044 / 8 91 me i t t/ W g l eclr g b e a utifully ilttealaP• - • PhIMARY 'DEr'A RTMENT
fa Bore of ' ' '• . ; „ tir „SALES QF STOCk HAND ItriALTESTATM.
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an 18 lino. • . - 3111 7 Less &Vie Wes at the PairatielphigEremetwol EVART
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' 'when, upon calling the roll, the following dole
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• t'' , 4 .t-• ''' ' Oik:irGAGE OP T. 4.0001 gates were ascertained to be present : t it izrual age M BoardinNichectl.
Grant is noW the inspiratiorCof ft.:while et•e l itym iii silo ;eaters; but, as it is alibi • ful.. ": Maly endOWSd, She 148..)1t ttie
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Men 5 0 a 115 ' " to each 551 c. Om thousand catalogues," b 1 namahlet Rim.
lii The military biegiaphles, of th•ligh we LI•061, improbable, that - thth ,fle•ws Terse,,veriogly studied to attelq we 11R1' ile. I . ' ,J. .„,,• 4 ; 4,
ilLimOlin ,DEALEB,O3 niviLERl3. , ~...,:: tv, , , :,. 3 ,- ,1 , ,t,'.i , - IVEQIIT43.A.GF 4 OF 111,60 -
. %'. 'yr, • : , %., . ... ' ~- ,:' Addington D. Welch, Montpelier, rt. , the chtarch T w h ill e sea dremin tabout
a thr re e in eh te n n o d d ed red io and b :f m ly mid Liberal Education.
roue 1 e those of silvery church, at Front and
streets,Vbil g adelphimas possible. The address ,itr.v. it. T. maxis, LL.D. President. • ....I..e.axa. 4 , . +giving IMI d met intone of all the perty to bet sold a
Noes " :: an B 7 4B7 CE cheitn C° 7 lll : 4ll4l4 , '
j i.: O7A. ir ataDßEE:s e igarn emu newsy seen : Neern Monaural... P lr attel, ll°" lo:Doxit Lao:
• • - • ' tato FOLLOWING TUESDY an tof ROM ate
i • which a good type was the LifP by pr o f, turu of formcamaysOoner,than later deprive of detail u3dispensable to tratrart, and the tie- , , Iteltiuus jEwrfau , iiewz m waria ._ -.;•,• ,
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at Pevate Sale. ,
Coppet, lately noticed in theirs ;Columns, are Me Italian lytie stie , of one' of.ita brightest fecta observable when she 'first, appeared ..... ...:.
ori;aments, we are tempted to refer to it, and among us have, with labotiOus ,iind resolute wAaull:ES' d lEW'Blorif ItRFAIRM/ ''' '
" an ...,,,,-.g;:,.:7, BAILDERSTOfd & ALBERTSON, Wm. J. Synett, East Boston, Mass. . ,
1 Tam mresißs wir.sort wir.t. REOPEN THE
Geo. Gabel, 1835 N. sixth street, phibi., Pa. • edifice . will coat from. $25,000 to $BO,OOO, and ; por•Vletgurucgs tali t : i sio u nf a irmt Az i; o l ai ni m il er7e 7 rosen a. ' ' Mr Oar mice are eta advsetHed fa, thefollowing
802 Chestnut Bt., Phila.
larvidderstenw.. intOCMIWS„.E. EN ...inn 1 3 1/MArnare
relieved from time to time by histories in the further tO take the opportunity of briefly re- strivieg, been conquered oriel-44y' one. ' Her (nutturs,) • pieta:ler 15th
„ 4 , • EVl:TtintiTaLlulaaril. (Italian arElrOonaT. do _
.._ John P. Simons, Philadelphia, Pa. about $14,000 of this sum has already been sub- I teat. aulath,tu,s,tsolb* ' c) .4. 1 VlCO•Preit'Ula ' ' Itsr Furniture Miles at the Auction Store' EVERAt
anecAlOtal and ballad style. We sympathize capitulating the history of Mdlle. Patti's past voice has grown richer and - more flexible
. twr k"' ' '-' " '''' 'UNIoN PACIFIC' RAILROAD No. no North Thirteenth Streetd .
' Not viol Holmes, - Pittaburgli, Pa. scribed. Spada's, well lald out grounds Bur- A CADEMY OF THE PROTESTANT-EPISEOPAL ..„...,.,,.., • THURSDAY..
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~. with . the gentlemen whose undertaking career in Kegland.
t Few, f Italian through constant use---a. proof • 'that its use WatOhiji Of the Fine* - a ere;
( • ' ,sal regret' has been -legitimate; her vocalization is as , , , . 100 tf
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i ' - John Davies, Williamsburg, N. Y. • round and belopg to the church congregation, -rt CB LIECII, Locust and Juniperr streets. ' . stanstY lil.'r
n iklalilififillf s 111$eretary• - IBir-liales s at Rdences receive especial attention.
~,, Assets on January 14186114 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' --"-• ' ' Fate No 1427 North Thirteenth 'erect.
obis es to be warm and emotional over Opera can have forgo ten rho -.-- ~ I. Gilbert Robbins, 7 Spring hine, Boston• , and contiguous to the church is a veryneat stone . be ne t erntal n ewto n W ill
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~W A Lei U PARLA Lit AND ' , DINING
t l i c'v u e n r i s ve
sudden death, t St fluent and correct as it isbrillitint arid espies tiiaraCond• and Other Jewels-3ra , Manufacturers, Commission Merohants,;,. ; J. C. Rletine, Amesbury, Mass. • Sunday. school house. the ,pretedav Tr i er. tZwee n ri to Lei, orle .4. iftg: 2 ,003,740 00 Cash As o etet.44..• •-4 . $3.,200,00 O. hOOK i UlitslT ,EE, ELEaANT FRE\ Cil nr.s.TR
caused by the almost a .
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ORGANIZED. JUNE, 1864. ME allukoß, I,Atie.; DLitt PAINe3; BilliSelbia
a singularly plain, honest subject. . Peterebuig, of that admirable singer, Mdme. sire As an actress, both in the comic and Of the latest styles. .
,\ • Grain Dealers, ,- : , , • John Gabel. 1610 Germantown road, Phila. morainic. - JAMES W. 11.0n1:913. bL A..
AND oTb.zit cants, elk .toe.. dir.
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Mr. Charles A. Phelps, of B ston, late ,
Angiolbsa Bodo in
, April 1859. With her serious range of characters, she has reached
.•• Solid Silver and Plated Ware, • Joseph B. Hall, Portland, Blaine. , •- - - '' •• _,___ 4 " ------ , ann-tu.the2lti Head Master. , LisnliAL••• ........ ........ , . „......„, ....... ...Amgen t o - ALL POI,ICIES NON-FORFEITABLE.
Accreted thaplos.
• FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, FOR SALE on TO RENT.... Charles A. Everett, St. John, Canada. • POIATICAL. - 1 THE WEST PENN 13Q1;ARE SEMINARY FOR, Premium. it / A 8 95 s 9 • PREMICHS__P_ANAIgE IN f.AIIII.
,At 10 o'elack„ will be mold. 117 eatoloMlet: iho mike
' rho 1 • t hat f rfection which Makes actin . . , , ..: ~
it seeme d that we had lost oon y genuineacme o pe
~ ate... Etc. Isaac •F. Chase, East Cambridge, Kass. 1 .a. Young Ladle; No. 5 South Merrick Street, Phlladel- . .... ............. ........ ..... ....... .1.124,848 ?a • , L ( J SI3 E 3 ' VA LI ) / " ti• 1., uteholo Furniture, limier, ing-Itandsome walnut Par.
'-' " ' ' "" ' LAP.GE AND COMMODIOUS ' ' . :
Speaker of the Massachuttette Ho se of !Zap Italian soprano on the Italian stage. seem no acting at, all, but' rather truth ideal- _ ...,.. „„ s wou _ EIELE , r Itormsr ,
Daniel L. Weaver, Albany, N. Y. phia. will re•open on Mendel , . Septet:fiber 212 f. uplaffrpLED gian ts ,. , maw= roa It ileceiveslo Notes and Gives None. Int and Datieni e ßoom Furntture. Elegant Peen h Plate
_ --A Speech by Dlr. Seymour. ' Pt. bid-ror, 1 , gent Lace Cartaina. ll Itn Cornice; 1 .
resentatives, has prepared , a very apprecia- Her place was. lill supplied at' the ized. Nothing can. be More natural, graceful, ' I"' '' • - - Two-Story Brick Building • Luther B. Dickinson, Randolph, Ohio. tit& ai. a. stercuem - < mama ft. *saws, Br the' Provisions of its' eliarter' the entire s In.land
rive biOgraphy,the milita7 o,pinions in which se t net r owed. with a et 7
Royal Italian Opera by Mdme. Miolan and spontaneous Gum her comedy, nothing Alarge as rtmon j et of ,
Op Washington Avenue, wester Twentieth Stop Hon. Horatio Seymour was serenaded last aull•ta,tb,aa,etv • • , Pi-Limiest . • belonfa to Policy holders, turd rust. ,bra paid to them in rin i tgur h ge Chambe r erreez.. marble t oy; Sine stns.
Aug. W. Cutler, Blorrlatown, N. J. • night At Utica. N. Y., by the "Conservative Sol- , CIERMANTOWN ACADEMY, SCHOOL L LNE ANID ' Loam Paid BIM 1829 over dividends. or reeerr,ed for their greater fieCtuky. Divi e . 4
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i d us rilia o • r br e e irt. Hitcher . , ienslls, iC.
• H. McLenatban, Charlestown, Mass:
are due to General Badeau's Military History, Carvallio. too essentially. French to accom- more deeply felt and touching than her s ettin gs... ,
Ai 102 and Accrued Interest. 165 feet front and 180 feet deep Gs Atter .treat. Can ba Alters and Sailors," and made the,following I •-" Green Street Pall Term epees on MONDAY, Sop- • , dends are made on Um contribution phui, aud paid annu
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and the philosophy to Greeley's "American mbdate herself readily to the Italian style, tragedy. In short, she now presents to us .., ,
WM El VITA.IINE & CO.. • • divided,. Baltinioreliallroad passes the Property. .. . _ Joshua Wadsworth 572 Freeman st. Chin. O. in eee h . , , -...._ . ; tem ber ith. Boys prepared for it or thinness. 11515915009000 e ..111 1 -f• commencing two years from the defeat the policy
William R. Stacy, postai., ass.
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.. I Send for -circulate to blO9 Germantown Avenue, 1, , has abeady suede too dividends amounting to • sTNAMErJAPO T ,..BI I ampIobi., ' _
]red' at all b Mdlle: Lotti, or by the very beau ideal of a lyric artist. c i t • • Pollution at once. t "reelaiere o f our dear tountry. 1 thank you tor 1 i-•° - ' • lIJ, ,V. MAYS. A. It 2 ---- . NOT.COtt. an amount never before equaled during the 'first _ Le.. TO e.,BDAY, L eo,. 1811. ._ - '''. _
•- Conflict." Mr. Phelps hes enhanced the and not supp %- Wholesale Dealers In
Ggerge F. Turner, 60 North Thirteenth street, thi s m ar k e f ernetum and Teralsorary Policies ea Rberid Term)
your good-will. I know better than I - ' • - - . • Principal. •Ine years of any company. ir fl 2 o'clock nor n. will 'be re dat t üblic slue: Vitlth"nt
any other singer,,,upon w hom, m
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1859 , and Mdlle. Patti mats born at Madrid, April 9,
WAtCHES AND JEWELRY. ' . . LUKENS Sr NIONTG,ONERY,
Philadelphia; Pa. ' • , • ,• • • r act. osoth Pi illsaelpht ..b
act anger, th.•-steemderry
11106t ben the character of the services rendered , traiissrNuT &Timm FEstALE SEMINARY. PHIL- DDIECTORS. ' _ , PERMIT'S TO TRAVEL GRANTED wIrB. Lo.t kuo na. the V;11,614-M. L•I3AMPION. b longing' .
popularity of his work by inserting all the 1860, Mr. Gye could lay handti--admitting,as 1843, •
and is therefore m her twenty-sixth . ,
L E. corner Seventh and Chestnut Streets, , ioaa Roach street, above
,Ltisilfei• Wm. 8. Silica,' O. L Search Charles Kell ...i .1 Ida- A 4 •
Y, by bur soldiers In the late war. I gave them gut 9 Min , BonneS li Mk pinnies N. B
will reo on 7 , bus utter: EX
F . , OUT TRA CHARGE. NO POLICY PEE te the It a7ghn"a Foist and- Plifiadolohis Ferry &maws-. ,
stories that are well authenticated, , ' and • And late of N 0.135 South
we Must in fairness the practised talent of year. ♦ Her parents, both , Italian, and ,both , Third street. Rd IY
CENTRAL PAOMO RAILROAD, ..B..twt..- , , , ,
• , Sumac! H. 'Wallace, .George F. ' Barnes and Gar- t more than fifteen thousand c o mmiss i ons.: It Wan b 1 3 hefr Bogdla g and Day School (Thirty -s eventh seseforo, • s o u i tegtr. .. ' MeI:AU : , The float ot 83 3 iof t-ong M 8.10 feet • in breads •
ti. 6110
has anon eel a truly picturesque bi- Mtline. Pepe°, who j beloaged rather ,to the exercising the same ptofession as herself, left rettson Smith, Philadelphia, Pa. • 111 my offielardirty to mark their upward progrerus CP 6. at
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1616 Chestnut 'street. , 9me.l 7 F.Efebards. , Traltil3=. 4
AL D REQUIRED. FEMALE RISKB TAKEN Al f••• tde re e i-ao foe r. •
t.,„, , THE Uh'UAL PRINTED RATES, NO • • • 1 i'til:‘ 'l7:l B n nr a,°l 43% , t i v":" P ite 'l rit ° a w ilre "41n ."
hick we see no 'faults Grisi than - to the Bosio • school. Ayear later, Europe when she Wag scarcely a year old,- ,
IFENTILEECENNI winisnrianume GOODS
WEST PRILIDELP :; ' ROPERTIES P. F. Duchemin. 87 Haverhillstred; John Ken- ;in rank as the gained honors in the field. It 1 , Particulars from Circular's. aulOnetli usastLes. nnAluma
ia Wnit u i1 ! ,..,..GranL..... u ....... - EXTRA PREMIUM - HPING nsarA VIED 'roll. .19 foci. lee& feeleetulaniete, ;, t • f° ° remi t°
• ography, in w i
Mealy 11 North Bennett street and Joseph B. 1
. I ; was also my sad duty to record the loss of life of I la - avators °Lea ENT'S BOARDING AIJD DAY
~,,._,' ' 61 - EorA.L•FX7rfee ß pr••'''''''' 4 l,saoi ... "' . " . " ..' ' ' 'AI nPlications for all kfmds of polities. life, teti.y A ear life Cis'
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that are not inevitable to &Min histo- ho,ever, the memor able of the second and her first successes were obtained in Ame- t
FOR SALE 0 : TO RUNT. . ) . 131anchard. Pollee Station No. 1, Boston, Mass.
ll P f • North ''d
S nth here she was al- of Mdme. Gnus Tarewe er orm- nca, an OU , W FINE D R ESS SHIRTS FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS. , ~
, , 1 tereonrse Le the Executive chamber'. I saw your coo/ 14f s x = e siavlo a rge v t. itZ n liti.4.°l. c° of the
many of those with whom I had had pleasant in- ; Ili B chool for T OOO B Lidless, West Walnut Laties.Her. ; 445. Mr: masta-attfEg.ss e i s - b -- 64 --- - endowment. terms or enildren's endowment. talons. find u' i lmfgeEtwart .. °J th"JorTafr..• 4 • "• - ••;: t i, 'i n
- Samuel W. Hodges, Bostcin, Mass. grtow b n. Lae next session wlll open wmarusaudir. .„__.....Excent at Kentway.thia Gummy ha , „:, alLittfonasuon cheerfully afforded et the 1 , • , •
rians of military men. ;The book is sup- :tees," the f tli '1
s'n ' f lier Majes- ready famous before she came to,England.
year o ex, oi g o , The handsome Brown Stone RESIDENCES, NU: D.J. Williams, Cincirmati, 0 hiLlizi.mp ' - regdments as they went forth to war with ranks re
or 'Ai:t r uer' applv to the PrincipaL eu6 wiritselbl '''''''''..... 7 WctiketliMbargh ' ' fon ' , 1111,111901 of Fecs OF Tina eVGPilllf, ~)
plemented by a Short chapter devoted to Mr. d
ty'n Theatre and . of 'Mr. blapleson'a first ad- It has been. justly sal that while Europe has • • , Ass . . • 4108, 4110. 4112. 4114 and 4116 SPRUCE fit. I JCBE43 Williams, Alex. H. F , A A AliTlir BRoTHEIDL AII_gIIONEERE. , _
n, Wm. L. filled with men 11l the vigor and prime of man • NO 9.08 WALNIJ • S ritEET . (Lately Salesmen for, D 1 T110111111116g611101.„
Colfax, Which iS Pat Of a length and strength venture as a tremor of Italian,Opera at the sent man :famous dramatic Bin era %m ew ,
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• 43-ENTS' NOVELTIES. ' ' , ' 'a. c. WELL, & RICO. ,'
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, - ' =Borah F,RONT Salet. ' . ''', • Williams, and Horton D. Williams : D raw i gs hocd. - rinin LEEHOH UNIVERSITY, 'in nal - WARE nurear.sesrarr mammas ant. ".' . irun dk p ' - " No. 51u CILESTNLT and. reir'entranoe from minor.
, P ~A . . ' -1. 430 1 / 1 11 BETHLRIIEbf. PA. ' _-_,P°4-Yr.- illoorPorto/ ifirthe,Lendslatare el ,Pemrsoft, , '.l, "J bl•PIII.1. , , • • Sale at No. 1740 Franc et street., ...
to bear the addition of the Speaker's name on Lyct.lll), when things looked,dull and ua- rice, an_sending us - .t.dehile
--. ivlB th sto Im• • . 11: .1. :- '' "It was my official privilege to thank them in First Term opens a ilesdar. Sep_t. Ist Applicant/3ex., y°,' 32 °"°!°6 • •I , . - ' wm. r. - 6111FFLT rs 'lt lisssger suprirres HOUR StiuLD PUENITUrtE,` - CARrEI.B.
the eels page and cover . ' "Dl r. Phelps's b iok PlopilsitlE.enough at Covent Garden, a new' Worl_d_hats'aMply Pa d off i deb;t . to t 1 '' ' ' •
At 103 and Acernea interest:a
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phenomeeon suddenly appeared. That he- *Should we lose her now, we, a a ose, t
J W' SCOTT aSz-CO w ILLIAmoRr :§ E. REAL ESTATE AGENT,
WASHINtsi ON 110 UM, wastitrolTvilf3T.. ' Wm. Shaw, New Albany, Ind. thinly:l ninks - arid Una Namara; which wore aug4 bno - kresident. *Myr Wrooto. -Eileen:lD/evert:nerd of the ta ` •.''OIIIOATURD c X.Y al6awiNti.• ! ' •
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„___§ "I' °t Penall'lrarlia Aug. 15- at 10 'c:ock. at No. 1790 t rantic atreet above
WM. H. Clnie and Samuel F. Ellison Pitts- , sum;
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is an interesting manual for the people.
nonienon was Adelina Patti, who, Unheralded which the Italiati lyric stage 'Cail ill spare. ; • • 51 , ' '
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CAPE IdLaND N. J. Y , made glorious by the proofs that they had been - 101/11013Y ACADEMY. POE BOYS NO.
_, IES LOCUST : the ono. , Particular at nto ' , Efahteenth and ° coatee. the liort.eboil and Eitel ea t' ui.
tentiontave
Messrs Lee & - .lShepard publish it neatly by any prelirnintity' flouriali of trumpets on ,
i A London Preacher. find NOveltst. 1 _ ' - 1 : , . 1 ' Zeal Estate bought and sold., PI mons desirous of rent; ~
in cottages &Witte the season will address or applylise ~ • „ burgh, Pa. , _
- A. W. Tibblts, New Paris, Ohio. - . fight. It is I
borne by the 'brave meh info the thickest of the la , sttnet, EDWARD CLARENCE 13MIell, A. M. ' _ CarzariErsfAr, n. timilms of Me world. • • - FIRE AND MA EINE 11181 E% ' mime e• Ac. •• , ~• ' . ',•'• • e< •
enough, with steel 'Portraits. Lippincott & the 14L4 oellayi'lB6l, took operatic London add hia
T 1," a . s - otide tof the Chica o 8 " C he Pt wil t Bt r ciet s Phil . P ' hn immediate dolt above. .
T. Parson st. Louis, Mo. ,ii eiteing thing, amidst all tbe
harshness ors politibal canvass, to receive them ta rsal= a s,,,usErs x w
Principale. Wells presedar B 171111111880; matt freAND-, 0: 400 d. by 3 14 . 41= af t r'On t rnr i r o o ndogo to on ; Which. In allinstanem, wlll be placed in mitchus Gam g.,,,,..,, „,;.,, A n t ,,,,,,, 6 ,. ~,,., 1- ,`.
4, Yu ur, Oottices. F vises preparatory department. D Di the ll.m anise of this eit as well as thoae of known standing in ' •sr E m s ,'' arrp•iiir c roi r ziit t er- '
Co. have it for gale. - ~ by sibrii. 'Nobody,in fact,except those whose
. he on ou pone_ p_ , n . g . . .
no ,
te Bonds on hand for m ta Very. Relatottunt refer: Charles A. Eutdcanr. Esq.. Henry C.
Durum. Esq., ands biclivaln, Esq., and Augustua Mo. George B.'.locelyn, Alblon,_Mlch. 'a. N 0422 Llliortunt. streeC - --- --,---- ' ninurgasiczat • Row York•llew ill
tokens of good4lll 'and - of :confidence from or by addreeehig Box 2611 P. O. Next session hesine e a ma rg u n gi o . E MI " • Mend and Balttenoro , • - FURNITURE,
ACCIDENTAL 11 fe% AND _INSURANCE QN LIVE ituat c n'OD 1 14140 FORTe"...2,EVIEPROOF 0 iFE.,
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Full reports, maps, &c.;farnbiked Imam appli- tia° ' rag' tins-ati J. M. Milnor, Trenton.N. J. , - those:who have shown their ,- patriotism UnOn BcPt° l2l ber lab- '-',• "1 , ' atif.l6o Oa &ores. DWellinagg ' ' s
• ' * • ' % • -' ' STOCK: '`' '' ~ --, ' , , CARPETS, CHINA AND GLASS YVARE, .11.4,5 E
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"Oliver Optic'e biography of Grant - is re- withmunical matters,at home and abroad,had ~ ~ . 1 -. lsl aPPoss many A m'akilv/m t4 4 . e
.. . , FOR SALE, WITH POSSESSION, , A VERT., H. Kna , Adrian, Mich. • ' •
PP tba battle-deld,' 'and "In 'return: rpledge nly- 'DommiTOWN 'FEMALE COLLEGE, I
~,,,..... . - . . ;illy attended to. In leeding Commudes of, that kind ...GERaTObS, dre. L.
"La as / s CM atithoz whom he prefers every on ..m.Aftayvi fotroliti, nft irk ,. cation. - &vain with fide Yard-No. ~
uperfot o r • etery et..„,_ The greater portion of the morning was con- seie i t , wh a teve r , a t a tt e ri
. 1 may b e placed .I.l trict personal attention to, sad prompt d etch of •Is • ON MONDAY , MORNING. •
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, . „,.., pORDENTowis N. J. • -• „,- ASSETSN °P THE eas entrusted to m care, 1 hope to maraud re Auguttl7, at 10 o'clork,`at the auttion roost No. 529
solute] gay, bonerrun . , e, ‘ confident, after the even . ber :?f I tihc ier * .
he T n tie t o e r
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li Pe A e mina es of the else, though were he writing hi's opinions Tor AIM,' atriumLy .
,c.FI: REAM ,8111 in P ' • . as
I South l'enn square, near r uteentn. AMMO
Id. IL HOFFMAN. stoned in the reading of reports of committees. In public or in private life. to straggle for V e att i oi tt int a i t erga. tth e eummib li v e' it i Vi a ti mneB j 11124acla trnibNißtata7 M• er recCal/i'LaallP ' ' ' ' 'ceive a funithim"‘ Pnh Ti c e m x ,,,,,, ge „ ' " , gheeteint street, by ettalcome. an assortanent of ox.ert,'e t
manner-which is sappoqed .to be grateful to
e B ;e i n i t in g 'tit 'on the' stage to impart, the others he would be unprepared
• tO Sity that i .., ~0 , ,. „, ....,..,ni. L . .. A i„,, T , , ,- - ii„?. ‘r , - . , , , se rt. l a n ar.til Ne. 324 Walnut rice gas etery. ,
. . • An animated discussion was then entered into the restoratien Of '' that Union which you tag ", h im i l a te e, A P °M b $ bk , ',Z s i t ' ome. v i a ~....., 10•90%..4,...._,....,...... ... .`..,..•6. &MANI o - ' ....^ „,... • WILF,ORT,FFI ITS. Jx, iloosabold titre Handsome Vi Mout and Pine's
boyish readers. Mucli_point ',. is , obtained by fulness Of her joy to her associates in the that anther,WaS the , hestiof hie r schp_ol; ,nay. 1 " 11- '''''''''' '"'".:''''''''' .. ' - ,
_pon SALE-DWgLIANGEL-No. MS 'Tip ET. relative Itk the'PrOPrietYiif-abeilrlbilig the Conn- have perilled your lives in the contest of arms; mou °Peal sePuzu 15 th• E'er term& 4c- no sus Walriut Street '
addrum , 120400 Erniadfitatai mit Per , Cent. beam_
re "'^ I v, `''' , • , .. , Res. 1 ood Piano Fr
Parlor Tandture,-Handsome.,Welnut Chamber' Snit%
rte. Prelim f lial'e, made be, e vitzu;
calling himself CaptainiGalligasken; and his • melodieug recitadve, "Care carpriagne," there would compelled
be to 'assume a 'look of 3rsua <tor these eglebratedithirta supplied frommity
serious ' faults 'and sins .! ~ . • talanction• .1 . ; • ...,. .No. U 8 rtorth r. hooter:oh 'treat,
- ',. 921 South Thirteenth street. ' ' "- ell Department, of the Grand Tempters, but it and In our struggle for constitutional rights we - aaL364 * --- "--- "--' 4 ' -49in't IL isaikKE"T• •FA= Urdtedlli'ig'Yfiti Fildiii: 'Cali:
was finally decided to continuo It as heretofore. are strengtheeed in our convictions of duty by pIiNIGSYLVANIANILIPARY ACADEMY'. , • 1 • Treastursr,N 4 .w,... ~.............. _ , 00652 co _ to ng Rixtrit NCE INKIELIM 00 ,WE's 15•`' P HI L: 'di vratson; Mirrors. Brussels turdlother Cdupetaverior
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illuntsious subject "Our Standard Bearer." was a,geSeral feeling of surprise. :13b.e looked severi,ty, and tO note , _ „ _, ~ , . 60 _ ,_. ~ t ' i ',• l A " 9ai Clinton at. -
' 10211024, and South Eighteenth at. ding, erre Gaser d Li tta l Utilin ß alta a bles i g:
- , • • R l 4OOO State of Pennsx Six Par Cent. -- A - 4 - DELPhiLi. . - , w iNE ar'h
The afternoon session .was. devoted to general the fact that a majority of our soldiers uphold • c''' onEvrEn. DE a-cy, s w E amwrs ' • • - Loam. ~ •,-• -- ' - ' 210,070 oe t Incorporated tn 1844 -
~." - ' Muter Pernetam.- -, Alniont invnice of UMW, Wi l nilY CLl Str Lav' indented
both of style and thought. ATilat so floes your 1 G en tl emen i t i , g WIN . FA.
His goodnature is impekterbable and he like O mere child, slight in foma and diminu- . _ , ~ I r,
[ f; j " , e• TOb with Second etreete-store.
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tilsmsion, at the close of which an election for us in the political contest. In the course of my The Seventh Animal Session of this Academy , com• / 2 6.0Xl OtYO/ atx Per Cont. OM fi et*Walnra stmt. : 1„, .
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. Caner Insedv, Port and Stare, W do • ,
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rive in stature---sorn hing from which to ex- Le a
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d nt regard .tlie.. :.- writer ;
Of tabs doles in fun mutletsi, ' ) \ - --- ii •11! e 3 . 08 RA N," 40 8 : 18_,Cerilele street. Apply to COPPUOIg
.. officera•of the Supreme Contact' for the emsuing llfe I have received mani , testimonials from po- - *W.f.% - „.. , . - • 'Loan t tax)... . ~, . ITAI. ammo.
does note ppear to „have au enemy in the
et ld b d And that named George Macdonald: 'Of all who supply ' • , , walnut street. • gone into, which resulted as follows • Hoeg fri da well so 1 te hnimr „.,„- THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER& • , lIAO &Mali OuNlr Irsiil illis Per unit. • illimeell •
eitaiust loss or damage by cas Douses, TER2dAI3 PIRCII It SUN ;AUCTIONEERS AND
pect great things won be a sur .. yam was • en as as rompo ca opponen , The II in all their ap• ' Loszt• ....... ••••• .... • • •-••••• .. LCOO ere Stoma and °thin Buildings. limited or Pe and on CublielSSlON MkEtIFIANTS, '
world except pollard,,the author . "Tile Lest
110 one • expected great things wu 'evident fiction for•livnig people, I refer-Form for my , own , WINIMESTRIPt & On . . f t
_POE SALE.-•A HANDSOME MODERN Tilitlip.
stray :ma linitiCried, min double , , M. W. TeMplar, Jestma Wadsworth, Ohio; M.W. from -Abair serum of the services willPii I have pointro ter » arc newjind ... ccm •_ icte . • 2030 rornisYlsania Rama! 'First Brod,. Filtrating. , Moods. Wares and adsrchandlse la or • No . 1110 CHESTNUT, etreet.
Cause." He dearlyloves a paradox,and has ain m the general patty of the house. , But reading the works of Mr. Mabdonald; aud yet " A.4L " . "' ''''''' •
700 CHESTNUT.. - . back buildings, siniate on poplar street. tweets t • V. Templar, W. C. Cluley, Pennsylvania; M. been able to render to our State endear count She department of 2datbernatlM and Civil Eriedneering gage Mx. Per Cent. Bonds._ ._. 12,800 (0 country._ _ Rear Entrance N 0.1107 Elatusom street.
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r y , is conductee b W t Pettit ad te. f high selentifi Waalo PenzuwfvaniaßaitrnadreeconliMort4 LOssEti PROBEPTLY ADJI,STED AND PAID. DOUSETIOLI) FUnNITCRE OP V '
but none tench my heartso much as these proofs a tta mte at s . i i i i :', 'eg„e si a g li gra,' se t ta c L LEY DESORIP
,,. „,,, i d= n B r ix Per Cant Bontic •• • 28 . 3 75 Or Algae& .... •••• • •••• .- - • ••• •••• • •••••: .1- 7 .• •• - e ar:n.l77 71 'DON EEL:RIVED ON CONSIGNMENT.
good - deal to say about the nt the conclusion of the recitative the ice I coal not sey that he was as great an artist
a hlllllofiSt SEI 161424 w " Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets. Has every con
venience. Le well built and in stood ord. r. Lot 26feet rent ,
, ;Treasurer. Jobe Davieti,•New York,• M.W.Vither, 9f respect which come from my. neighbors, and competent and experiencedTrofesstra and Instracto& r . 21S 000. mg* , i . -• • • • -._„__. Salea of Furniture atlhvellinga attended to °lathe-most
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"unex d " hi h he thinks a was broken. •k . such volts had been heard
pecte ness w c as Ge,orge Eliot, or as charming
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Charless - Dickens or as thrilling aromanceraa , ; ....... mums' commando_ _
er
w „.. 4,
0 AND Dia DIO• 40 SI Tilkird Slti, 70 c d to ta feet wide street Immedhtte pos.
by 1 le t Seep %I
melon given. J. EL GUNMEN b SONS. US Walnut lit. Wm. f3haw. Indiana. a. W. Chaplain, George B. parnenisry,these which • eau be' g i ven , py mon , •Orgefid. attention is event" the moraland rUglons cal. Per ,Cent. cons. RR. . , Invested ht the following Securities. iris.: reasonable tenon •
• an t trait in Grant • • he admires the since the voice of Angiolina I3osio was ,
promm , , H ' etas 't * Oli r Wen it '' louse elver te n ` el( ga h on a t at ti,tn r,`, 1 , 6 1
Victor Hugo,' or as eawias . ve . - , ooti brown so , 0 - w ho have served our cou
•chard, Maseachusetta. ntry in the ranks of its .-
It:UP C l ulant. ••• 0,000 00 First hfortmos 012 City Preforrty.well secured..l6lsAtiod CO _ r PEREMPTORY SALE OF '
eta-. imp], io,irAidgfi IT: eitNi As i,',4", ri:D. 626 BOAC Sta r % Of TeltiallsoolGirciii . olla 1101f01184G0* - 0 vernnieut Wane-. '. - , 117 000 OU
silent, and n o suc h singing. Thi s was eon
' ' - veivementhriL
__Ms mad e - Es ° ri ses • story Brisk Hosidence. with attics and thrtmatero: „ Itm1109." • , •• , • t Chestnut street: to T. B. PRIERBON, q., ' No. 60.3 ..., Loin. • .=•• -- • • , 5 ,•,. s . - :::-- ' 18.000 00 Philadelphia Ci n ty 8 tam cent: Loon' .'.. . ''''''' 74000
00 , FUENISILED&J E T r taI d , e CAPE MAY..
Y,
heros arranging_ a leaping bet, in boyhood, ~ .. .
a ` 1
-Come per--rne-sereno;'/-_and-ati the dell HO ea. To__nurnbe.rs of literary men 4,4 t
.;,.,
F t•ENTIP-E7.6IINDIELING_GO ( M a .,_. _ oool.lo ...f tf irm... 4 79ThumNa_BouGHT - double back bundle:tips, Mama on the east side or The COMIell then adjourned The next ses-
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jutitping mine -in '
to be gained by. e opera proceeded the audience grew warmer the compositions of .
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Macdonald are edided - - I.* of ovary
,with h ' ' • 4 - 1 .- r - 4 -riet-.6c=carnitraigimatey.. --- -,- - - '''
BY . - Mr) eidto WalsoYe -011riteforcl-ttrimaterrritra
--are fr - e - e - Awn
superior. Wanner. with extra r. incidences.: lot •Z feet - shotrwill - es - beld - ln - Ctrielutiall, ori -- LM -- 3 - sw,ori• --------- 1 -,„ 1 , -,,,,, - ,-,,,,,„,,, m ------- - ---,-- -„,,.--....- --- - -R-,-- 1 ,-------- -.HMI" Le, an.. it; _ : . , ii .. iyartiii . r ,„ .. iii , i; ___B,s7__o_,__P s enniffiv_ip_ata annul Bonds. tiro and 'towel- , Lertreet_reme_of Congeetaallait flotel,_will- ber-solif.-x-Pur- - -
--- 30_100 s h are r . own , . aro ages. - T - ... - ....,...i - • ..............- ......- . •,, , , nulled t-ottage and Lot of firound, alitisted - on th north
Wetinerday to Angina, 1869. , Itemie u t lya,a,„Mir s tar s tremiiii mm INFANT DAY SCHO )1. IN Tim scuotyCiiirinn.
down a precipice instead of over a level--a and waimer The bedroom scene, to old on account pf the persistep_ey . vvi . witche
or ~_,,,_.,
__. maga at front by leo lett deep. J. id. GUMMEY A IIONS. sae company. Principal and interest ' Cal,nden and Amboy rtaitroad Compeer'i , 8 per aide of South ere 4 containing in front 78 feet blucher;
deas ' I He is really preach- ,i'!"'''''"'. . RI P. S. PETERSON & 00.4 walnut Alert. , I.ast evening a large gatberiag of the members BOSTON-Steamship Norm 0n ,,, a ,„ en . ) , ea __ s4 u; leg ef the Church of the Holy Trinity. Philadelphia. gran g r; eed by Ute Clev of Phila.
_.,_... t.1.,0_ an, ~,
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_.,... - . 60u8 00 and exteading WO feet In depth to North street, having
Solution whit , oo ost umpires would reject, opera•goors, almost revived the days of Mali- drags in . religious I . . _
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sto
But tioltalt OPEN ro W i rsvindoo. of the Temple of Honor and Temperance took in „,, x ,, Banta*. bara , mw 4 co , 40 Rsuett a co . au m me. corner of 'Walnut street and Rittenhouse square. um; es
and which is not a :11 characteristic of the bran, and the "Ah non giunge," that most ing to his reader all through his _
.ry
89 South Third Street. • 10: nn t/ O r ms t i rgtf A llf . ilell i tt7,lg l l. ItYIL - V m place at Concert Hall, Me occasion being a com- wat &CO. 24 OJAI dr. tartria
~,,,,,,,,t amd, x tran. .. °move , Dort 4c , _ 180 ( "h am m er hues A. it... Mask will open a ached for children be,
ge; ao F , &i j D crumb; 8 4 tizzli. the ace of five end t en Team on MONDAY. Sept. 740 dal =
stock
peungioanis
Kau. wea n nts, , i til a d m itearting oad conipsart ,
too at ame e l r e room
. tijr two cotta es liming on north street.
road Company I.ECO CO Huntingdon and Briniti 'Nil Wl' . iii;iiii- - Ilddrt , I"
, Ca. PE IS HRV I tTIigIir COTTAQE.
rapturous of finales-according to the man- it . is fo
then it is not the,Jargon, of
. theology,„ r sizolossuEs, miemorta, ato, tier. with emconverd e r n r a andgrgelottd =IA ,
pllmentary greeting extended to the supreme oo.,,eraXotli.,„;tBit grtff. Watkins deco :79 11._achiock.,_ i To g' isse p lh r e ,7 3 . 9 e ,t.' b t f e l sri ' l l i i w e t begin 6.000 1.00 shares stock North Peru:ugh &di non& • • ••• •
' gage _.. -.. . .... .- ... _ , CM LL .A t the , aame time tc , M bo Fold, a_ very desirable Fur
grown man. He_is_al i. • 1 peevish with him
_.the most part-thesweet - religiouto which the_ ,
-' -- - -TelcgraPhi "' •' f at ten lagimoi:2l- . 4 ,k Rt r i t 2e ta_ 1 7 -- 11. - MaisißY ii- .
Railroad comeaay, „.„„......... ..... acco co Counts" Fir.° irwuriuice company'. stout ... 1.t2 OC ; nfshea Ihree.story L'ot ts r,e, •si 1112t2d on ,he west side of
11' -- 130 essentially different fr the - mem:ter ____ ...carmen, In ilf.tabin In i hts_city-Ttie_ezerelsca- '""- - 1,VY;41-• - or." ' ( " 1211 :4 2 ,7:--er eke T m 11•""''"°'''•'..-- -Ecnteltrber-Idth andolowl-Alls :3 1, ., , , Ill_shares -stok • Phuartexhia-and-- - -__ _Mechaics _Btu* Stck_
for graduating No. 2.1, inete. ,of the lowest „r ' 1,1„..."4 a. , 1 -11 .. t h_.'... I. 't. l +l.N. ..r- better nature oteverir - man. had it fair PlaY, - I rilt") IF I A.IVILTI_AIES ' " fra° " Phwein " r°lll "' , - ' hONP, tea Wi& street tj • - •f- - - •consisted of vocal music and_ addresses. Pro- t u ircet wum „ 47 i 4, went „ k co. z i
vtor r y ngig ets
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0„;. . PR . FF.Ftr P. 1./93.• _ Southern Mall Stesunstdp ON., ~ .
„AM es Commercial Bank of Ponnsyli . tinla ntock 4000 CC -
s per t rwee tip feet north- of-Norte--etreet-containing 50--
• ...Ad X 01 , ..ry Irs• 001900 Lnams inor. VtnnA etrui Itireetr.a.m._ fin& Tininri Manta Ina t.cur.u....V l / 4 fitehric._ . _ 241 (V 0F.!.,.......g...°1 erg
V street .an1ij3 . !.142 . 11!n/ otAlytt widttut
number, No. 39, m hs c ass at "eat mat.
"Oliver Optic" would • have liked
him better perhaps, if he had been
at first conspicuously r, stupid, con
spicuously short, conspicuoudy loquacious,
and had thus,_rilcuiant pour nzieux eauter,
*aped into fame with something of the daz
lzie that sensational biography demands. Not
withstanding his uneasy search after effect,
however,"Oliver Optic" paints a good, strong
portrait, with plenty_of color, of a kind to be
Featly admired by the young. In accuracy
and versatility we believe this juvenile book
4n be as yet unrivalled among the minor lives
. • "-hlisheri Ivcr Lee & Shepard, anA
bf Ghia. .t
-foi. sale by Lippincott & Co.
A rapid and ephemeral tAtuly of the lives of
Grant and Colfax, tlety good in its :way, has
been'pnt together by B. Robins, Esq , of this
city, 'Arid published for a gusher t3y Hall &
Co., together with the Chitagd Platform,
the Amended Constitution; the Tenure of
Office Bill and some indifferent songs. It is
a good campaign boat of reference.
The Alleged Bllltene
The most considerable among the countless
letters brought out by the =tonic discovery
is a short note calling attention to the fact
that the word "its," possessive, occurs four
times in the disputed poem. At Milton's
date the word was incapable of this appliria,
tion, except to the most unmanageable neu
ters; anything which could possibly be en
dowed will:01 gender took "her" or "his.' ,
For instance, "the gust hath blown his fill,'
and "did a sable cloud turn forth her silver
lining." In the whole of Milton the neuter
possessive "its" occurs but twice. Tiis
suggestion appears to embody a crucial test.
Dldlie. Adelina Patti's career.
The season just terminated at 'the R )ya
Italian. Opera, although on the w hole by n
means one of the moat prosperous in the t u ts
tory of that establishment, could not dote
ended more brilliantly than with the vari
combination of entertainments presented the
other night "for the benefit of Mdlle. Adelina
Patti," including an act from "Romeo e G tul
ietta," an act from , "Faust," and an act trom
"La Figlia del Reggimento." In each of
these operas—the first two of recent growth,
the last about a quarter of a century old—.
Mdlle. Patti has earned some of her fairest
laurels; and for the purpose of displaying the
versatility of her talent a better choice could
hardly have been made. But of the Juliet,
the Margaret, and the Maria of Mdlle. Patti
there is nothing new to say. Their conspicu
ous features are familiar to opera-goers in
London, and their merits, vocal and dramatic,
are unanimously admitted. Ns more need be
added than that on the occasion referred to she
selected from "Romeo e Giulietta" the first
act, containing the lively.cavatina in waltz
measure; "Nella calma d'un bel sogno," and
the so-styled madrigal, "Angiol regina," in
which Juliet and Romeo first exchange senti
ments; from "Faust," the "garden seene,"the
finest and most genuine passage in that opera
and probably in all Gounod; and from "La
Figha del Reggimento" the scene in which,
at a music lesson, accompanied on the piano
forte by the Marchioness of Birkenfield, the
ei-devant VivandiL're, tired of the restraint
imposed upon her, and egged on to rebellion
by Sergeant Sulpizio, petulantly tears up her
music, and, substituting the old song for the
new, attacks with enthusiasm the character
-=tie Bataplan.__Eacli_of_theke_Well-kueAn
scenes was done to absolute perfection, and
in each Mdlle. Patti roused the audience to an
extraordinary degree of enthusiasm. The
brilliant waltz of Juliet was heartily encored;
the same compliment was paid to the not less
brilliant "Air des Bijoux" of Margaret, and
again to the Rataplan of Maria. .Never, in
deed, did the most popular stage singer of the
day exhibit her manifold gifts and accom
plishments to better advantage. Her prin
cipal associate in "Romeo e Giulietta" and
"Faust e Margherita" was Signor Mario, hap
pily in his beet mood; and thus the first in
terview between the "star crossed lovers" in
theTformer-andthe_garden_seene-in-theatter
were represented with a grace and truthful
- ness impossible to surpass. To crown the
whole, Mdlle. Patti gave the solos in "God_
Save' the qiieen" with a vigor and point
whiehCart oialY be explained lip the fact of
her being quite as conversant with the Eng
lish languagesa with her own. The evening,
in short,. was one series of triumphs.
-----BeforeLthese_Words__are _ in type Mi ll e.
Patti Willi have become a French maxehio
nessi bertuarriage with the Marquis de Caux,
a noblenian attached to the Imperial C )urt
of France, having been announced to take
Min admiredtialiazi. . EmxiliOStere _ express
rapuire—pnt the , Seal 'upon.; a /triumph as in
disputable as was evergained by a debutante.
The day after. the papers, were lond in her
praises; and it was-as-true of Mdlle. Patti as
of Lord Byron that one.morning she awoke
and found herself famous, In the same year
the new-singer,played Lucia, Willi great suc
cess, though with hardly , so much as fol
lowed her Arnim, and for the best of reasons
—she was not.: the consummate actress she
is now; Viole:ta
,("La Traviati"); Zerlina
("Don Giovanni'',, on one of the "Gael fare
well nights," ellaaively . eclipsing Mdme.
Carvalho, who had' play9d Zerlina in the
earlier part of the seasonfartliat .anti Rosina
( ,1 7 1 . raathiCre), again casting kW Rodeos
sort Mdme. CarVallio, into the shade: All
thia time her vogue was increasing. Each
pa earned for Mdlle. Patti a ste_ponWard in
public estimation, and at the end. of, the, sea
son, as Schumann said on the apparition of
Schubert's first trio, "die Welt glitnzt wider
friach"--fOr the manager of the Royal Italian
Opera, at all events. .
That Mdlle. Patti Was the abiding "star" of
the season I.Bo , niay well be imagined. Nov
erthelesa, she added only two parts' to those
We have enumerated—Norina ("Don Pas
quale") and Dinorab, in the opera so called;
the latter a performance in all respects so re
markable that it is difficult to understand why
it has never been repeated. No such imper
sonation of the dreamy and romantic heroine
of Meyerbeer's charming pastoral:As' that Of
Mdlle. Patti has been witnessed since "Dino
rah" was first produced in London, under
Meyerbeer's own superintendence, in 1850.
In 1863 Mdlle. Patti brought four new parts
to her already extensive repertory—Leonora
("Ii Trovatore''), Ninettai ("La (la,zza T.A:
dra' ), &dine ("L'Elisir d'A.more"), and M irk
("La Figlia del Reggimentol. The first
and second of these she has apparently aban
di in d, slthongh both created a marked im
presFiore but. Adina, the queen of village
coquettes, has always been one of her most
popular as it is one of her most original
and highly finished impersonations; and few
amateurs can look back without regret to
those evenings on which Donizetti's most
genial opera could be heard with Patti, Mario
and II 'mufti, each incomparable, in three
of the leading parts, and nothing wanting but
a Tanburini as the recruiting sergeant to
male the performance perfect. In 1864,
Millie. Patti was again the favorite and most
cotetant attraction, notwithstanding a new
and formidable competitor in Mdlle. Pauline
Lucca, m no on this, her first probation,served
the manager as she has more than once served
him since, and to whose unannounced disap
pearance the public was indebted for Mdlle.
Patti's Margaret—a Margaret to put all
other Margarets out of court. This was the
only new character attempted by , Mdlle, Patti
in 1864. She performed it no less than eight
times. six times with , the flaxen head-dress
to represent the traditionary citevelure of
Gnethe's poetical creation, and twice,
still more winningly, with the head-dress for
which she is beholden to nature. Jo 1865,
Mdlle. Patti essayed, for the first - time in
Englaud, the part of Linda, in Donizetti's
"Linda di Chamouni." I n the previous
winter all Paris had been in ecsta sies with
this latest assumption of their favorite's;
and as, three years before, Paris had unani
mously endorsed the opinion of London about
the merits of Mdlle. Patti, it was agreeable
now to find London in its turn endorsing the
opinion of Paris. Mdlle. Patti tried no other
fresh character in 1865. In 1866,as Catarina
in "L'Etoile du Nord," she presented us with
a MUMCatarina equal to that of Mdme.
Bosio he original in London), and a dra
r
"matic Marina superior to that of bltlinerßo
-lib.; while her Annetta;thecobbler'a wife, -- in
the somewhat trivitd "Crisping e la
Comm" of the brothers Ricci, added
yet another to her long list of
comic impersonations; one, too, which
must always be vividly remirribered,if only
for the dance at the end of Act 11, executed
with such engaging grace and quietude to the
accompaniment of a series of brilliant vocal
passages, a tour de force that would have
gone far to keep even a feebler production
than this same opera on its legs. , About the
Juliet in the Italian version of M. Gormod's
"Romeo e Giuliettar the one character added
tolfdlle.--Ptittrahl.t-in-4.86-1-03noughlianienti - :
recently said to absolve us from the necessity
of doing more than repeat that it exhibits her
genius and talent _in their ripe maturity, and is ,
one of the most remarkableexhibitions of the'
modern lyric drama. A. more ideal turibridi
ment, indeed, of one of-our great dramatist's
mmtpoetie creations could not easily be imtv- -
gined. In the season just expired not a single
new character_has_ been_ assigned _to Mille-
Patti, although we were promised Elvira ("I
Puritani"), Gilda ("Rigoletto"), and the un
knOwn Ginvanna d'Arco; but, happily.
there is always something fresh and
iwciuld respon , ; • .:- o ew-pu, c-wn , rs • now
the difference. They see a few words or
phrases and conclude they are used in the old
style, and read no more.. ' ,
"But Macdonald is also . a true poet. He
says many things of which my -- own judg
ment does not approve, but none which
offend the taste or chill the heart. Still there
is no doubt as to his preaching. He once
wore the gown, and; was a minister amongst
the orthodox Congregationalists, and he yet
enters the, pulpit at intervals, though he could
not be Shut up ma sect. His work- called
'Robert Fakonet,' which , is now , in circula
tion, has a fund of originality, and it• would
be BacrilegeTo'call it by the common. term of
a 'novel. `I find ? this week,
_in onP Of the
weekly journals, a sketch of Macdonald as he
wag seen in a London pulpit on Ban 44' Wen..
The stole is too gushing for my liking, but as
it really gives a true notion, with all its ex
travagances of the man I have been "treating
of,' I subjoin an extract which, to Illinois
fetOcrEi who have come to know Macdonald%
wtirks, may tell something they will like to,
..- 7,
hear:.
"'A small organ behind the puirolt began
to breathe forth a soft flute-like harmony,and
presently a door by its side was opened, and
there stepped forth upon the crimson-covered
space the preacher of the evening. He wore
no gown or bands. His tall, somewhat spare
figure, owed nothing of its dignity to flowing
folds of drapery as he walked across the in-
tervening space and mounted the pulpit steps.
On broad shoulders, stooping slightly as with
=lob study, was poised one of the grandest
•
beads it has ever been my fortune to see. I
know not whence the great masters took their I
ideal, or where they found their model for
that face which ever since has been typical of.
our Saviour; but bad this man lived in those
early days, we might well have put
him down as the original .• from which the
masters painted. The long, waving hair
l it
streamed off the majes 'c head down uponthe
shoulders, the front loc of it mingling with
the long, dark beard. he forehead was not
particularly lofty, but of extraordinary
breadth and splendid development. The eyes
'were deep set, large and sad, full of wistful
earnestness, aud afterwards there was to be
seen in them - tit times that far-off, abstracted
looking into space, as if they were gazing on
something invisible to us. The lower part of
the face was buried in masses of beard,
yet not so much so as to wholly obscure
the expression of the mouth, when,
as we afterwards saw, it broke into the
sweetest yet saddest of smiles, or curved
with a momentary flash of honestest scorn.
The whole face expressed calm, strong be
nevolence; there was no littleness in the ma
jestic lineaments, but as little was there any
evidence of self-consciousness of power. It
bore marks of care—whether the care of
thought or the care of sorrow I know not—
but care had but etherialized the expression
and left not a trace of harshness behindait.
One of the rarest sights of the student of
physiognomy is earnestness of expression
without boisterous vehemence of utterance.
But the face of this man, in the discourse we
afterwards listened to, quivered, and his voice
was tremulous with an earnestness which was
almost tangible, while the tones which fell
upon the ear were soft as the breathings of an
Holism harp."
THE FINE ARTS.
New Thing in Art.
BERLIN PAINTED PHOTOGRAPHS.
A. S. ROBINSON,
NO. 910 CHESTNUT STREET,
Has just received's superb collection of
Berlin Painted Photographs of
FLOWERS.
They are 'exquisite gems of art, rivalling .in beant
naturalness of tint, and perfection of form a great varie ty
of the choicest exotic flowering plants. They are mount ed
on boards of three sizes, and sold from 26 cents to $8 and
4 each.
For framing. or the album. they are incomparably
beautiful.
PERSONAL.
170 TICE OF CHANGE OF VAX& —IN Ai:SCOW-
L% ante with ...he Act of Assembly of the Ninth of
AvrIVA. - -It.vinotice is-hereby-given that the Court of
Coranion - Pleratof - Philadelthit - Connty Ald — olVthe - Fif. -
teenth day of July. A t D lBBB, decree that the name of
obar
Ht Eralen Hare thonld thereafter be Hobart Amory
24t
A DVERTIBING AGENCY.
At.LGEORGE DELP & Ca.
. .
- L - Agtmta ler all netvipa at the lowest taw.
N0. , 702 Chestnut street, second floor. PREBS
11911 ,nobttcth.s.tv
FOR BASH.-AN ~INVOICE OP HAMBURG RAMA
seeorted linen and cotton.
=TEE WRIGHT & 130106.
•na'Walaatst:set:
— a;,nscis .
CANTON PRESERVED GINGER.—PREBEBVEL
singer, In syrup, of the celebrated Chyloong brand
also, Dry Preserved Ginger, In boxes, Imported and foi
tale by JOSEPH B. BOSSIER & CO4 ieB South Delaware
avenue.l
Residing in the Rural Districts,
We are prepared, as heretofore, to supply families at
their country residences With everit descrifdion of
FINE GROCE.RIES, TEAS, &0., &o,
ALBERT, C. ROBERTS,
Corner Elevenih and Vine Street)
FAIRTI-lORNE &, CO„__
• Deeleri .1n Team rind Coffees,.
No. 1030 MARKET STREET.
All goods guaranteed were. of the beat quality. out eold
ftli)Caerate Price' mirl-th a to din
maw. CLARET.-200 CABEB OF SUPERIOR TABLE
J. Claret. we:vented to give eatistactim For gale by
FORPUJA,WI Zit W. coma Arch WA EWA olirbets.
Q Oil of O A SAD OIL.-100 BASKETS or LAFor TOUR'S SALA.
N.
Wait importation. rale by M. F
SEILLIN. - N. W. corner Arch sad Eighth streete.
Erma. DRIED BEEF AND TONGUES. =JOHN
AA Stewart.s justly celebrated Hams and Drted Beef.
and Beef Tongues; also the best brands of Cincinnati
Hams. For sale by M. F. SFILLIN. N. W. corner Arct
gset
E3U:rMUSIONS•
BRISTOL LINE
NEW YORK AND BOSTON,
VIA BRISTOL.
talk For PROVIDENCE, TAUNTON, NE'Ci
BEDFORD, CAPE COD, and all points of
railway com.munication,East and North
the new and eleddid - eleame - BRIBTOL and - PROVI
DENCE leave Pier No. 90 North River foot of Cana)
street, adjoining Debraases street Ferry. New York; at I
P. M. deny, Brusdays excepted, connecting with steam
boat train at Bristol at 9.80 A. Ai. arriving in Boston at I
A. M. in time to connect with a ll morning trains from
thattity. The most deetrable and pleasant route to the
White /fountains. 11raveters for Mat point can make
Wired connections by way of Providence and Worcester 01
'Boston.
Staterooms and Tickets secured at office on Pier ia
19xw YORK.
EL 0. BRIGGS. ()ong Manger.
imi2D 6m4
Old, Reliable and Popular Route
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND BOSTON,
And the only Direct Route for
Newport, Fall River, Taunton, New Bedford, laiddleboro', an
the Bridgewater, and all Towns on the Cape Cod
Railway, and Nantucket.
This line is composed of the BOSTON
raWisit NEWPORT ANu NEW YORK STEAM
.BOAT COMPANY (Old Fall Paver Line)
comprising the magnificent and fleet steamboats NEW
PORT, OLD trOLONY, METROPOLIS and EMPIRE
STATE, running between New York and Newport, It L
and the Old Colony and Newport Railway between Boa
ton and Newport, making a thro.rgh line.
One of the above boats leave Pier 28 North River doily
(Sundays esc_epted). at 6 o'clock P. M, arriving in New
pat at 23 , 6 A. IQ,: the first train leaving Newport at 4 A.
M.. arriving in Boston in season for all Eastern trains
Families can take breakfast on board the boat at 7, and
leave at 7X, arriving in Boston at an early hoar.
Returning can leave Old Colony and Newport Railway
corner South and Kneeland streets, at 4% and 5% o'clock
P.
For further particulars, apply to the Agent.
E. LITTLEFIELD, 22 Broadway, New York
mvamm
Belvidere and Delaware Railroad Co.
“DELAWARE WATER GAP.”
NOTICE.—For the especial accommodation of Paeeen•
g.ers desirous of spending Sunday at the DELAWARE
WATER GAP an additional Line will leave the Water
Gap every MONDAY MORNING. at 6 o'clock. Arriving
at Philadelphia about 11 A. M. - •
Lines leave Kensington Depot for Delaware Water Gap
daily (Sundays excepted) at 7 A. M. and 3.30 P. M.
jylB taugl - W. EL GATZMER. Agent.
FOR CAPE MAY.—
On TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS.
The splendid new steamer LADY OF THE LAKE,
Captain W. W. Ingram, leaves Pier 19. above Vine
street. .every Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 9.16 A.
M.. and returning leaves Cape May on Monday. Wed
needay and Friday.
Fare $2 25, including carriage hire.
Servants $1 60.
Season Tickets $lO. Carriage hire extra.
Pr The Lady of the Lake is a fine sea, boat, has hand•
some state.room accommodations, and is fitted up with
everything necessary for the safety and comfort of par
mum. G. H. HUDDELL.
CALVIN wAGOART.
jriscitftr Office No.BB N. Del. avenue.
i t tig:::I OI ,OPPOSITION 7ur
1111011114111151 " cOMBUTED.RaILW&D a.. RIVER
-MONOPOLY -
Steamer JOHN BYLVEBTXR will make dally exam*.
dorm to Wilmington (etundaye excepted), touching at
Cheater and idarcue Hook. Leaving Arch treat what'
at 10 A It., and 4 e. x.
Returning. leave Wilm : ington, at 7 ..e.-IL4 Audi r.
Light freignt taken.
L. W. BUItNI3,
jylattii - . Captain.
&Mk;FOR CHEATE R , HOOK. AND wm. -
MINGTON—At 9.80 and 9.60 A. M., and. -
260 P. M. _ .
Tile Jammers 8. M. FELTON and ARIEL leave Oheat.
nut Street WharL(Bundayanneepted) at &30 and 9 60 A.
&IN imd 3.60P.21..1 returning, leave Wilmington ati1.644 - A..
M.,12.60 and 8.60 P. M. Stopping at .01:teeter and • Mbok
each way. -
Fare, 10 cents between all point& , - •
Excureion Tickete, 16 contr., good to return by either
Deat. . - in-tili
Bonght and Sold on Commie/don at the respective Boards
odolphin. f Brokers of New York. Boston. Baltimore and Phil&
resielkof
BROWN, BROTHERS &
No. 211 Chestnut Street, •
Issue Commercial Credit° ; also, Circular Letters of
Credit for Travelers, available in any part of the
World.
700 MILES
OP THE
UNION PACIFIC
xtAII_Zat3A3)
Are now Snlehed antfin hotly° operation. One hundred
and three miles have been bunt in the lad four months.
More than twenty thousand num Zr. employed. and Obi
average of forty miles per mouth will be continued
throughout the season, making NINE HUNDRED COM•
PLETED MILES by January lit, and lite now probable
that the ENTIRE ORANif LINE TO THE PACIFIC
WILL BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS IN IEBI
No other &stelae-a railroad in the world has been built
and.equipped eo rapidly u the Union Pacific, which runs
weethora Omaha
___
ACROSS THE CONTINENT,
The 'United States Government makes of thin railroad
a GREAT NATIONAL WORK, and aids its coal:ruction
by very liberal grants of money and of lands, To turtlior
insure the speedy completion of the Road, the Company
are authorized to lame their own
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
having thirty years to run, and having interest aout , Ara
payable semi-annually at the rate of els per cent. in 011
The principal, as well as interest, Is made
PAYABLE IN GOLD.
The Mortgage Bonds of nearly all other ralfroads la
this country, are payable. principal and Interest, in oar
rency; and it is asserted, without fear of contradiction,
that no other railroad company in the world. builtilitgeo
great an extent of road, issues bonds of equal value with
the First Mortgage Donde now offered for sale by the
Union Pacific its Woad Company.
The price of these Bonds Is now IO and aceresql in
tercet from July 1, in currency. The Company bfaYlit
that at this price their Bonds aro the
Safest and Mod Profitable !rives!mom
in the market, and they confidently expect that they will
shortly command a higher premium than any slcalfar co.
curity. The Company reserve the right to advance we
price at any time, and will not fill any orders or receive
any subscription on which the money has not been
actually paid at the Company's office before the time of
such advance.
Einbeeriptlone will be received in Philadelphia by
DE HAVEN & BROTHER,
No. 40 S. Third S t reet,
WM. PAINTER & CO.,
No. Se S. Third Street.
SMITH, RANDOLPH & CO.,
16 South Third Street.
And in New York
At the Company's Offiee,No,2o Nassau St,
AND BY
John J. Cisco & Son, Bankers, 59 Wall St.
And by the Company's adeertimed Agents throughout
tho United States.
Remittances should be made in drafts or other funds
Par in New York, and the bonds will be sent free of
charge by return express. Parties subscribing through
local agents will look tethem for their safe delivery.
A PAMPHLET AND MAP FOR DO has been pub.
Ushed by the Company, giving fuller information than
Possible in an advertisement, respecting the Progress of
the Work, the Resources of the Country traversed by the
Road. the Means for Construction, and'the Value of the
Bonds,which will be sent free on application at the Cow.
.amearafficer - orto any of-the advertised-Asigenta.
JOHN L CISCO, Treasurer, New York.
Arty 2.1868: • 13 , 7 to th a tiO
• 0
$l5- 00 79n
$1 1:114r1.1% t° V TLER.
-14-North
-nnl23to 0 g $6. , 020 A..3 : 1 0 th
InN:VreEe:7
fIROWN BRAND LAYER :RAISINS.' --- WHOLEB - ..
, %Aintree and quarter boxes of this splendid fruit, land
' ink andlor Bali by JOB,M, - BUBBIER co.. 108 Boutli
Delnordire avenue.. _ • ••
TUMMY k 7013.-25 CASES NEW CROP, VARIOUS
gradee, landing and for sale by JOS. B. BOSSIER di
(10.. 108 South Delaware avenue.
-EIFOR SALE-TILE - ITODEILN - TUBER-STORY
Brine Revidence. nith three nary back buildings,
situate northwest corner at Kincteenttr and Filbea
streets. Has ell the tooth nt convenlenem including two
bath rooms. Lot 21 feet inches frt nt by UM feet decit.
J. M. OUIItiMLY Stn.& 503 Walnut street.
FOR BALE—TILE HANDSOME THREE-STORY
brick dwelling. vs Un *Mrs. g ild tbrenstery doubts
• back buildings. situate No. 4 , 02 Pins street Has
evely - modem convenience end iropmvernent, and is In
/ad order; lot feet front by 116 feet deep. J. H. OD.M.
Y & BONS, WS Walnut Amt.-
-R FOR SALE—A nANDSOME FOURASTORIif
brick reeldeneeorlth marble drawings. three-dm,
double beck buildlnmextra coeval:dew:ea and lot 170
feet deep to a ofteatorltuate on the south tide of Areh sheet
weet of TweatieWstreet. J. M.OUMMEIf SONS.
, 608 Walnut street.
USO am•
CAPE MAY COTTAGE FOR JBALE. CONTAIN.
bag 7 room ;'ellittbly locate.] on York *maw:
For particulars 'Wren M. C. Ulla °Aim ,
FOR SALE—HUILVINO LOTS.
Lam lot Waillagtoa ammo an Twenty.tbtra
'Eree late W,B. Franklin. above Poplar.
ve lots E. B. EWAN above Poplar. •-
t E. S. Twentieth, below Spruce at.
Lot E. B. Frankford rosd. above Llantthitdoti. i x t= t •
COPEUCK & JORDAN, 42:3 Walt:int rt. ,
FOR ENT.
Preztises 809 Chestnut Street',
fOR groin; on OFFICE.,
Aleo, ()glees and large,Roomp. en biz fora Cornmertfa)
College. Apply at
BANK OF THE REPUBLIC.
JeNtt
E . HANDSOME COTTAGES, fl
ioely Furnished,
To Bent for theinmmei Seaton.
WILLIAM L. CRESSE
WAXIIINGIION HOUSE,
Virashlngton Bt., Cape Island, N. 4'
... ).111 ,
_ . .
raTO BENT—IN Gr.W.A.ANTOWN—A FURNISHED'
norm. from October to May. Situation choice..
elto per month. Addrete 110SIEt3TEAD. at thlt,
(axe, suit 3t•
'MARKET AND FOUS-ITII STREETS.-STOIIE
fICA/1:111-1A8T COHNIIII TO ?
ir !,Fa m tagA r l eet.
from W to 110'clock.
e — , -- ToliENT—Vo.lo HAMILTON TEERAM WEST
Philadelphia. /..nixe yard, fine rhade. Q e.
' •att, Apply next door above. suM.LS
To RENT Olt Ft .R E.-11/1 2 : TIIILEZSTOBY
* . ,A Mick lAvelllng. situate No. 2,. , 0 South Twenty.fl.rat
tstreet ban every modern conveuieneeL lot 18 feet
front ti) lf* fret deo,
_to s feet wide street. Immediate
porritraltyn 'pen J. M. Cit.Thltkirlf & BONS. &(s Walnut
street. •
411:111 J. W if.AT na. J, BELLZES PENNOCK.
WEAVER & PENNOC3S,
PLUMBERS, GAB AND STEAM FLTTERA
37 North lieveath Street, Philadelphia.
Country Heats fitted up with Gas and Water in , &st
rips style. Au apartment of - Brass and Iron - Lift and
oet) rulers_ toustantly on hand
LEAD BURNING AND CU MAIM% PLUMBING.
N. 11.—Wwer•Wheels supplied to the trade and others ,
at reasonable prices.
ROI3ERT. M. O'KEEFE,
Plaln and Ornamental House and!guilt:Ma'
1021 Walnut,Sti.eet,.
Glazing promptly attended to. M 97 0
/AMU A. WRIGHT. monsTori' FAIT., ouzel= A. (13.16430/1
leatoroanu WItIOUT:' FirJallt. L. 1f ALL.
PETER.WItiGIiT 61 SONS. •
Importers of Earthenware
BhIPPIng and an C d ommtsalon Merchantz.
No. 115 Walnut street, Philadelph.bu
COTTON AND LINEN BAIL DUCK OF 'EVERY .
width. from ono to Biz feet wide, all. numbers. Tent
and Awning Duck. Paperroakera Felting. Bail Twine, dim.
JOHN W. FATERMAN d, CO,, No. 11/3 Church Bt.
DRIVY WELLS.—OWNERS 01r PROPERTY—THEI
1 only lace to get privy wells eleanned'and dl.th , fetted,
at very low prices. A. PEYBSON, Manufacturer of Pork
drette. Goldgmitlea Hall. Library street.
NEORMATION WANTED OF EDW. P. KENN/L.OF
Pb adelphia, who was onboard U. S. S. Somerset
in. °Ulf Squadron hi , 66-66. Any person knowing
whereabouts will confer a favor by ad dressing_
JOHN J X ENT!? A.
P. a Box 8811, Newburntorr. Mass.
A GENTLEMAN. OF GOOD.QUALIFICATIONS AND
address. who has been unfortunate in, business,
would like to obtain a position theleric being a_good and
rapid writer. Would accept
of
of Traveling
Salesman for a good house. • Meet of reference given . Ad
dress Box 2139 P 0 attain
O.
SSOBONUS FOR A SUITABLE HOUSE
LO
cated between Walnut and Goatee, . Broad and
Nineteenth etreeta. Bent not to exceed $B4lO. Ad-,
dreea "Scotia; , o.ffice of the - aullat
•
- VIVANTED.-ACTIVE AND INTELLIGENT GENTLE....
m :.
11 men to engage AB Bolicito: a for the HOME' LIFE
- SUR:ANCE-COMPANY , intlthinity-aMi_PLIMAR
U Apply at the - ollice ß uct E e 2 . 1 1 1 1-t geo
ral Agent;'
au Etm w t Ore§ Corner Fourth and td bran , Sta.. Philo:
84 -AND 3-4 BLACK , IRON. DAREDES; -_BEET
Rine Bilk BlackGreimdMea ,
Summer Poplins, steel colors
,
Illark Lace Shawls and-ROMIIdad,-- • ••
White-Laao•Shawlk_and,RotundM. •
Real Bhetlaud Shawls
, -Imitatiombhulland Shawls,- •
. .
White and Blvik Barego
Whitt. and Black Llama :shawls-- -•
Summer stock of SIRS aud Dress Goods, 'clueing out.
cheep. EDWIN HALL & CO..
IyTh tf 38 South Second street.
TO k3ESIi•
APPLY OR APDRESS
NJ:;II RI =IS Ct.& tIOZU
W &NT
solOrM
jy3l SW
Six tables, extending the till length of the
trere plentifully suppled with all kinds of choice
fruit, thus presenting a very beautiful appear
ance.
The exercises were opened with prayer by Rev.
J. T. Coleman, who earnestly invoked the aid of
Almighty God upon the efforts being made by the
Temple of Honor and Temperance for the capse
In which they were enlisted. -The following were
the sentiments of the evening :
1. •'Grand Temple of Honor and Temperance
the State of Pennsylvania. To,the Supreme
Counelli kr4ting : :'Weleome to thdeity of Phil
adelphia, the "birth 'place of American liberty.
May your vial: be marked by many happy mo
ments, and the .ordet throughout the world bit
greatly benetitted by your legislation."
Responded to by Charles Luz, M. W. T., of -
Boston
2. " Owr Order—lts mission not merely the re
lief of widows and orphans, but the prevention of
widowhood and orphanage, the arresting of nine
tenths of all the crime' , pauperism and disease by
the utter' and eternal overthrow of our social
drinking customs."
3. 6 • frafernaf.--Its fraternal relations inenforc
lug brotherhood In all our intercourse and trans
actions with each other."
•
4. " The Press—lts eolunans the recorded his
tory of present times, its influence as the framer
and directorof pnbUe sentiment the reason' why
the reformers of all nations have felt its aid indis
persflble to human progress.
"-
Responded to by Thomas M. Coleman.
5. • ..Licelese—Tbat human right Is aboee all
right of prope,rty—that the present license sys
'tem to manufacture and sell intoticating tigaora
is at variance with the object of,civil government
and • opposed to the safety of the community.
6. "T he Social Department of the Order--Recog
nizing the necessity of woman's influence as es
sential to the ultimate triumph of the CUM."
. ''Our Sister Temperance Organizations—
Coworkers in a noble cause."
PATEXTS ISSUED TO PirnADEIPMANS. —Among
the patents issued from the 1J- fi.
Patent Mee for, the Week ending August 11,
1868, were the following to Philadelphians:—
W. 0. Leslie, for improved brick press.
F. T. Riegel, for improvement in pressure in
•dicators.
Alfred Huffnagle, for improvement in keyhole
guards.
George Johnstone, for improvement in knit
tiuk machines. Antedated August 1, 1868.
Charles Dieston, assignor to Henry Dlsston,
for Improvement In saws.
William C. Willmartb, assignor to B. W. Lacy
:and B. C. Eaton, for improvement in sewing
machines.
Jethro J. Gnifith, for improvement in artificial
teeth.
Francis D. Pastorius,for improvement in stove
pipe dampers.
William Stare, assignor to self and Jesse
Reynolds, for improvement in radiators.
B. Lloyed Wiegand, for improvements in screw
•cutting machine. Antedated July 29, 1868.
Reissues—Rana Spaulding Merrill and William
ltton, of Boston, Massachusetts, assignors to
'Christian Reichman, of Philadelphia, Pa., for im
provement in lamps. Patenteti September 21,
1859.
Devgns—Charles Lynn, for design for perambn-
Intor body. -
FELL IRON A SCAFFOLD.--Lawrenee Naughton,
aged 42 years, residing on Peters street, Port
Richmond, was seriously injured by falling from
a scaffold erected in front of a building at Fifth
and Parrish streets, yesterday. He was removed
to the Pennsylvaia Hospital.
PASSENGER RAILWAY ACCIDENT.—AIbert Hati,
aged 7 years, residing on Seventh street,. below
Market, had his leg so badly crushed bybeing
run over by the Market' street passenger cars,
between Eighth and . Ninth streets, that =puts
tien.wai3 necessarY.
FELL TITE:OVGII A HATCHWAY.—AIfred
Aon, aged 15 years, residing..on Twentyuirst
street,. above Locust, was seriously injured by
falling down a—hatchway at Twenty-first and
Filbert streets yesterday. He was taken to the
FennsylvaulaHospital., ' • `,
RAILROAD ACCIDENT..--E. J. H. Taylor, aged
g_in___Hasiningtovini-4eriously
injured by being caught between the tiniipers of
cars on thg Reading Railroad, at Phcenixville,
was admlted into the Pennsylvania - Hospital
yesterday.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
63.11NER•STONE LAYING.—The • ctorner-stone of
St. Thomas's Episcopal Church, at Whitemarsh,
was laid yesterday afternoon, in the presence of
a large number of, persons. The ceremony of
laying Abe stone was performed by Rev. Dr.
• Morton, Rector of St. James's Church, and
•Chairman of the Standing Committee of the Dio
cese: .1E0.81711m old charch, whioh was beyond
.rep , ain3,_was PTI dawn_atuia—largtm-buUding--
erected in its place. This building has just been
demolished to make. room for,the now structure.
The congregation will be under' the pastoral care
Of the Rev. Charles R. Bonn ell.
The new church willhe lmiltera handsome red -
sandstone, quarried from the'binediate neigh
- --borhoodite-style-of-archltecture will beg. othier
- The church will be 99 feet long; by 45wide: - It . will 'GRENOBLE WALNUT —ZBALES NEW
be surmounted by a massive tower, and on this 404 i Soft-atiell vw Granoble Walnuts lauding,. and tor
toWer -a -htuideome steeple will- he -placed. The- - -,,;;-1 1 7 0 .- urgh Bu BRIE 4 & -00 . 408 & ehlWare
42 masses dry goods Gorge Brewer & Co; 23 bales
dole° McDougal,' 24 bales 7 aktus L C Spooner; 2:44 ekgs
Ash Crowell & Collins; WSJ Stroup & Cot eel J S 4 6 briver
& Co; 172 C P Knight & Bro ; 4'34 Kennedy, Stain; & Co ; 65
order:W-1 Power & O.; 16e1 bare Iron & Rowland.
94 bales skins 510 Stokes; 42 bre t ‘cks Scott & Day; 119
bble more A Ward ; 168 bdis iron W M Whittaker; 9 nuke
Ati N George '& Co; Bdo 10 bias do Howley; 75 Pkgi
anise order; aa ca dry goods Coffin & Altana': 30 pkgs do
W Chase & Son; 16 do Frothinrham& Wells; 14 James,
Rent. llantee & 31J Lode(); 55 Lewis; Wbarton & Co;
DYE T Lea & Co; 94 IA If Bonk, & Co; 14 A Sant & Co; 272
pkgs nide,' Biddle Hardware Co; 11 do glare 8 0 Bough
ton ; 6th
2 dozen trails Herter & Butts; BO boxes clothes ins
Colman & White; 59 bbls syrup WJ licCaban; 50 do J
Melbas/Ill; 23 bates Skins Davis; 43 OP stock P Gas.
U
se es machines Grover & Baker; '2 I bra tacks Gale di
Co_• ; bbls syrup Huai & Moran; 153 pkgs bow Heaton
& llenekla ; 50 bbls liquor II 8 Rant& di Co; LIS cases fur
Kilburn & Gates; 10 bbitoß Z Locke •' 50 pkge how Lloyd, "
Stipples & L;0:36 do rope J 1114 Se & CM- .
51,1115. UN--Behr Baltimore; H4.-419,500' laths 400
spruce poles W A•Lelrerl/211-
V ' V
Li ni OIF OCEAN NIVEABILENO •
• - TO Asarvu
s.expa- maw YOB DATA
Eruct.-- ......... Liverpool—New
Atalanta.. ....... .London..N*Por York.... July2B
Menus. - ..Liverpool—Boetou, --July*/
FilYstaia ...... York ...... ....July 81
St
sllberie ..N N e y w 4 Y rk o v ik ia . Bo4o _
4 1
caty of Antwerp.. —Liverpool—New York.. ..... Arm 6
... . .. Liverpool—Now Y0rk..........Aug.
7
, ...—Liverpool—New York. . .. . ...Aug. 8
fielionh --Loudon—New York.-- .....Aug. 8
TO DEPART.
Erin . NewYOri iiverpoo I Aug. 15
Britannia.... New 1 ork..Glasgow Aug. 15
Corte... New York.. New Orleana Aug. 15
City of Baltimore. New York.. Liverpool...... Aug; L 6
Ocean Queen, ......New York. ./bispluWall. --- _....Aug. 16
Pcrovia. Quebeo..LiverPoul Aug. lb
Tonawanda.....l"blladelobia-5avannah.......... .. Aug. 16
01mbria........ ...New York.. Ham burg. .........Aug lb
Russ —is - ..... New York..LivernooL. Aug. 19
Manhattan— - ...New York..Liverpeol ..... ...... Ang..l9
Guiding Star New York. -Aspinwall - - ...... Aug. 20
Malts - - New Yorlr.. .Liverpool. ... .::....Ang. SO
Pioneer. ..........rbiladdribia. _....-..4.rig. 20
Colun blia...- - --New York-Havana ........ • • -.Aug. 20
Ville de Paris New York. -Havre • • -Au& Xi
(.111,,r of Boston New York..LiverpooL ... ..... -.Aug. 92
He
-New York. •Liverpool . - - Aug. 92
Juniata. Philadelnhis-New-0r1eana.........Aug.-
JAMES E T. Y
lONLIT OF TRADEi.
COATES WALTON MONTIYLY Coiocrrrxr.
THOMAS POTTER.
rip , l•;Th .. n - ormrT-.-r!yrrlmi •
', MI Rms. 6 lo I ems errs, eari Huai Wsres. 9 38
AHBIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Norman, Crowell. 48 boars from Boston. with
mdse and passengers to H Wineor & Co.
Steamer Taeonv. Nichols. 24 hours from New York.
with mdse to W 14 Baird & Co. •
Steamer blare, Grumley, 94 hours from New York. with
mdse to W Tst Baird & Co.
behr Baltimore, Dix, 12 days from Calais, with laths.,te.
to W A Layering.
Behr Bee. Hearn. 4 dim from borfolk. with shingles to
W A Levering.
Scbr Clayton & Locher, Jackgoti, day from Smyrna,
DeL with grain to Jae L Bewley &
Sehr Id C liurnite, Rickards, I day from Camden. DeL
with grain to .11u. L Bewley &
bar 5 C Fithian, ,Thtt, 1 day from Port Deposit, with
grain to Jae L Bewley & Co.
bchr Potoei. Trona:, 1 day from Leipeic, DeL with grain
to Jos E Palmer.
. _
I.'LEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Saxon. Boggs. Bonton. H Wlneor di Co.
Steamer W Wl]fatten. Blexans. Baltimore. Reuben Foster.
Schr Emma G, Webber, Harbados., , Wortman d: Co.
Schr Queen of the Weat. Beatty, Berth Amboy, D S Stet.
too it Co.
Schr Martha, Smith. Salem, Mershon & Cloud.
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Evening Bulletin.
READING. Aug.l9. nat.
The following boats from the Union Canal pawed into
the Schylkill (ianylb - found to Philadelphia, laden and
consigned as follows:
to
Norcross b
lunaber to Henry Jon Simmons ouler,
eoNorcross Sheets; Hopewell, do to &Co ;
West Branch, do to Watt on Malone & Co; Emma. d a 'to
Saylor. Day di Morey; G Delmore. do to dens Crodrey
it Co; J Bain bark to E P Williams; Edgar.
mills to Reading ARC°.
MEMORANDA.
Ships Alaska. Small, and Adelaide Norris, Reed, were
at Livenlool let inan for this port on the 3d.
ship Washington Booth, thanbv, cleared at Valparaiso
Bth ult. f..r Irptique and United States.
Ship Samuel' G Glover, Dreyer, cleared! at Valparaiso
16t M utt:for Callao. • -
Ship. Nightingale, Nichols. cleared at Valparaiso 6th ult.
for New York.
able. Aurelia, Baker s cleared at Boston 12th fruit for
Batavia.
Ship Electra (new. 985 85.100 tons), Gorham, cleared at
Boston 12th inst. for Callao.
Steamer PalmyraWatsori: cleared at New York yester
day for Liverpool.
Steamer Hermann (NG). Wenke, 'cleared at New York
yesterday for Bremen.
Steamer Irene (Br), Flagg, from. Baltimore, tit Antigua
2.6 th ult. leaking—arr 16th.. • . .
Bark John 11 McLarren, trine Boston for Galle and Cal
cutta, was seen Bth ult. lat 17 26 B, lon 3626 W. •
• Bark Reunion, Collins. cleared at Aspinwall 30th ult. for
Cienfum,os.
Bark Wm Van Name, Craig, cleared at Baltimore 12th
;inst. for Boston. •
. Bark Linda. Hewitt. at Cardenaa lst inst. from N York,
and remained 7th; tine.
Bark Horatio Sprague, - EinialLsailed from' Milhatilaif Hfi"
inst. with a cargo of dvewood for England.
Bark ._Amazon, Chapman, cleared at Baltimore 12th
imt. for Rio Janeiro anda market.
Brig J Bickroore, Pendleton, hence, remained at Gar
dens, 7th inst.
Brig Alosgs Day, Loud, cleared at NeW York 12th inst.
• for Genoa - -
Brig Maggie, Crowell, from Bremen 25th Juno for this'
port, was speken Bth inst. lat 4315. Lon 7120. ,
Brig Wm Creirgy, Haley, from Cienfuegos for this
was to sail from Key West afternoon of the 6th last.
Brig C 13 Rogers, Ballard from Genoa for this' port, was
wind bound at Gibraltar 24th ult.
Brig Mary A Reed, Joh a son, at. San Francisco 12th inst.
from New York. . -
Brig Walter Howe, Pierce, sailed from. Bangor 11th
inst. for this tart„, -
Brig Anna Wollington.Johnion, was loading at Havana
7th MAL for Baltimore.
Behr H Gallagher, Gallagher, hence at Norfolk 9th
Schrs Z L Adams, Nickerson; Smith; Cohasset.
Gibbs. and HarriekNewhall....kiillild....sailedirom_New_.
itedford - 12th - lnit:Bir this port.
_ Schr Sarah Breen, Adams. hence at Wilmington. NC.
14th hut •
Bahr Hattie. Amesbury, hence at Boston 12th but.
XT ,
EW PECANS.-10 BARRELS NEW CROP_ 'l•l 7 :Taq
- Pecans laullu_goi.atearuhip Star of the Union , and
tor sale -by O. B. DU 881P•11 it; G0..108 South Delaware
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Location !mantilla andlicantitaL = tibia - her limited to
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ELM'S' BOYS' SCEIOO4 --• • •
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Ten miles from Boston,. ,Number-limited to twenty. A
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Neat year benne September 17th. 188& Address
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.isaoPrannET.-:-Tras mummy' SCHOOL FOR
B
YoungLadlee willbe opened the 7 first of September.
next Particular 'attention given -to the physical educe
tiOn of the pupils. French will be taught by &resident
govetnesa, and, go far ea' practicable, made the language ,
of the
Addresai for faircuiis•
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French--is the language of the family and is constantly
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REV. T. W. CATTELL.
flilikl COUNTY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY..-08.
1. lice, No. 110 South Fourth street, below Cheetnut
"The Fire Insurance Company of the County at .Pla
thirbta, . incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsy
chi In: =, for indemnity against Lou or damage bl-
Bich:1,001y. •
CHARTER PERPETUAL. - , .
This old and reliable institution.with ample ca land
maltingent fund carefully invested, continues tins
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or for alimsced time, against loss or e by the,at tha
Lowest rates consistent with the absolute safety of It ens.
tamers. '
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RS :
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Chas. J. Sutter. Andrew H. =ler.
Henry Budd, James , Stoza rt.
John Horn, Edwin L.He
Joseph Moore. I •., ‘-Hobert V. Massey. Jr..
George Macke. , Mark Devine.
, HENRY BUDD. Vicefres dent.
Bansiscus F. Horagunr. Secretary and asnra.
p aceNxx• INSURANCE • °OHTANI(
OF PHILADELPHIA
, INCORPORATED 1801—CHARTER PERPETUAL.
No. HA WALNUT street. opposite the Exchange.
TWA Company insures fromloues or damage by
711 liberal tennx on buildings. merchandise, furniture.
et.. for , limited periods. and pernUmentOr on building) bY
do_posit or premium.
The Company bee been In , active operation formai
than sixty years. during which all losses have heel
promptly adjusted and_prdd.
ranEcrom.
John L. Hodge. d amix Dr Ettim
B. Mahonv.
John T. Lewis. Thos. U. Powers. ,
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Israel Peterson ' ' Frederick Ladner.'
John F. Belateriing. • Adam J. Glair,. ,
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Frederick Dell. :. ' CbrintianD. Frick.. :
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HENRY HALL Am:Want Elecretaly. ded:tecal
•FIRE ASSOOLATION_ OF ITULADEL
Ltda. Incomorated March 27: 1820. Moe.
"Ler , Y: ' :.:E3 No. 84 N. 1 1 ‘ifth street, Insure ,Bididlw
Household Furniture and Merchandise
. 11 7 • f=r l r i Lost by:Fire On tbe Oity of
4 - 4, Statement of the Assets of tb6 Association
January 15t.11368. onblished b 1 compliance with .tba 'pro.
visions of an Act of Assembly of April 6tb.1811
Bonds and Mellows on FroPerti=
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Real Estate • fi1.744 67
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WM. H. HAMILTO N President '
SAMUEL SPARELAWIL- Pico PreabliMt.
WM. T. BUTLER, Secretary.
T lv KITED IREMEN'S INSURANCE 00hIPA.NY OF
PHILAELPHIA.
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Building. .
DIRECTORS:
Thomas J. Martin. Martha R. Smith.
John Hirst . Alb King.
Wm. A. Rolla, Hon eyUICID3.
Jameellougan. James Wood,
William Glenn. John flhalloroas.
James Jeuner. J. Henri Arkin.
Alexander T. Dickeon. Hugh Mulligan.
Albert U. Roberts Philtiv Fitzpatrick.
• CO . ANDRESS. Fraeudent.
WM. A. Bonin. Treas. WK. IL FLOM. Sexy.
Cada in Bank and on band
Worth at Par
Virinth'thit date' at markot '
price's.
DFRECToRg. •
ulem. 'rhomNU H. Moore
Win. klusser, . • . Castoog.
S:anuel Blephr.m, . James T. Voons.
L.:Caracm„' Isaac Baker,
Wm. Stevenson, Christian.]: Hoffman
Beni. W. Tingle/. ' • -Samuel H Thomas.
Diwar /Sitar.
' •tIXM. TIKOLEY, t'residenn
Tnolus C.' fin. .t.;. doeretary. - - ' •
ran.a.numaa; December t. 1867. Sul to tL ti
'MBE' INSILJBANCE EXCLIAIIVELY... , -Tfre FENN.
rybninta Fire insurance GoellmuY—Ancorporated
—Charter Perpetnal—No. 61P, Wahiut street cpuoilte In
dependence Einmus. , • : . •
Thie Company . favorably AlsoP7ll CO Ulo outaluullna fp
over forty yeameoutinues to insurr i a tti di
li nct lees or dam
fire
age by perms
nfmtly or for a limited time. Also , on tura, Stock.
of Goode and Merchandise generallyeon liberal terms.
• Their Capital; together with a large Surplus Fund, is in
vested in a most eyeful manner. which enables them Cr
offer to the insured an undoubted security In the cue Of
/OM. Jr. DIRECTORS. •
Daniel Smith. J. ' John Devetena.
Alexander. Benson. 'Vomits
Isaac Harelhurst. er
.ddoSouL
4 ,8
n wis. .
Thomas Robins.
ID Felt
r.
SMITR. Jr- ender s
- Daiwa
• :
pDNI
Citowsu A . Bee
A NTHRACITE INSURANCE COMPANY., 0 3VA
Jg. TER PERPETUAL. • • '
Office, No. 811 WALNUT street, above Hard, PhiJads.
Will insure against Loss or Damage by Pire..on 'Brad
Inge, either perpetually or for a limited fame. Household
Furniture and Merchandise generally:
Also, Marine Insurance on Vessels Cargoes arui
Praia*. Inland Insurance to all parts of the Union
D W . ln eu Elther ther . . DIRECT°'
R J P 7 3 E.. t4 13 H iumN iage;
Lewis Andended. ' Wm. F. Dean.
John B. Blakiston. John Ketcham.
Davis Pearson. John B. ileyl.
ESHER, President.
F. DEAN. Vice Preside th. nt.
Ja22-tn.s.o
Wm. M, tharad3acretaxWvM..
F
INSIMALNCE COMPANT. - NO. RUTIN CHEST
JU Street. PHILADELPHIA.
F/RII INSURANCE EXOLUSIViIIf.
Rhumb rf,
_Buck, DIBEOTO Mall) S. Justice.
Cluules
IA R e ichardsm. John
ward D. WW. Overman.. •
'Henry wit • ' Edoodruff.
Robert Pe
W arce. Jno. Ressler, Jr.,
Geo. A. est, Chas. Staffs.
Robert B. P otter NH Btrw el i v ai lertneby.
HAO. RlCHAiefeePresidenL
'Wawa= Efr.fusanaan.
11 - prr . 4 , .TwIT.TTTTrAI7TTriffirIVI
CLOTH STOKE—JAMES& LEE, No. U NORTH
SECOND street. bave now on hand a large and choice
assortment of Fall and Winter Goode, particularly ad
kpted to the Merchant Tailor Trade, comprising In part,
French * Belgian and Axteilean Cloths of every descrie
s
OVERCO &TINOS.
Black French Castor Beavers.
Colored French Cantor Beavers.,
London Blue Pilot Clothe.
Black and Colored Chinchill a / 3 .
Blues, Black and Dahlia goacowa.
PANT/4 LOON STUFFS.
Black. French Canialmeres.
• Do do. Doeskin's.
Fancy Caseimeres new stylise.
Steel Mixed Doeskins.
Casnimeres for suits, new styles.
3.4 and 6-4 Doislons, bee' make.
Velvet Cords, Beaverton/ na, Italian Clothe.
Canvas, with every variety of other trimuunta, adapted
to Men's and Boys' wear, to which we invite the atwa
tion of Merchant Tailors and others,
_at wholesale and
retail. . J 141 Eld 41 LE w.
NO. 11 N.orta-S cond street
Sign of the Golden Lamb.
AY ER'S CAT El ARTIC
ILLS. FOR ALL THE
'URFOSES OF A LAXA.
IVE MEDICIN E. —PerhOpe
f:, , ita medicine is so aril rer
ily required by everybody
a cathartic, nor was ever
ly before so universally
!opted Into nee, in every
buntry and among all
Imes, as this mild but of
ante purgative' Pin. The
Ivious reason is, that it is a
ire reliable and far More
iectual remedy than any
rer. Those who have
.anm; thong who have not,
neighbors and friends, and all
cone once it does always-r-that it newel
fails through any fault or neglect of its composition. We
have thousands upon thouaands of certiticateaof their re
workable cures of the following complaints, but such
cures are knowirin every.neighborhood,and we need no,
climates;em. 'Adaptto all calomeld conditions in at
containing' either, or any deleteriom
drug, they may be taken with safety by anybody. Thour
sugar coatinglorellerves thewawer fresh and makes than
pleasant to take, while beineturelY. vegetable no hero
can arise from their use in any qllant
,They operate by their powerful influence on the inter
Visceralo purify' the blood and stimulate it into
healthy. action—remove the obstructions of the atomach.
boWels,"liver. and other organs of thebody, restoring their
.irregujar - aetion — to - tenitivandby - correctinrerherevou
.they exist, such derangements as are the first origin of
••
_ .
Minute directions are given in the wrapper on the box,
ler the 'knowing complaints, which these Pilo rapidly'
cure:—
.For trisirssia or framairrioN, • LISTL2:I3I3NVAS. Ler
anon an,d Loss or ArrgrrrE, they ehouldbe taken moden
ately to stimulate the stomach and restore ita healthy
hone and action. •
. - .....
-- For Lrymn CoMPLATIIT and itii various symptoms, Rim
joys jiginsour., , SION BPADACKE.. - JAUNDICE. or Gums
Stem-ram, BILIOUS Como and BILIOUS Ficvrau3, they
.should be judiciously taken for oath case, to correct the
diseased action or remove the obstructions which cause
For Dyer-I.:Tzar or Dranances, but one mild dose Is gen.
orally required.
For BIIEITALATIBId, GOUT, GRAVEL, PALITTATIOM or THE
HEART, PAIN LEY TIIE SIDE, BACK and LOINS. they should
be continuously taken as required, to change the diseased
action of the system. With suchange those complaints
disappear, . • , ,
For llr.orav and Diorama. BUraminea they should be
ytakore in large and frequent doses to produce the effect -of
—a-drasticpurge
• For-Burmuuleron a large4ose should be taken, as it pro.
duces the desired effect by sympathy.
As a Diarren Pru. take one or two Puss to promote
. digestion and relieve the stomach..
' .An occasional dosesthnulates the stomaelrand bowels
into healthy actios. restores the appetite. and invigorates
'the System' Dente* is often ad v antageoas.where no - 50. -
•rious.derangemei.t exists. 'One who feels tolerablY well;
aften finds that a dose of these Pima makes him feel de.
,cideilly.hetter, from their cleansing and renovating effect._
on the digestive apparatus.
DR. J.-0. AYES -& CO., Practical Chemin - In, Lowell.
Mug.. U. ff. A.
• j gt. MARI/5 & GO„ Phila., Wholesale Agents. sell mu
7,837 74
car _ie6a•a al? into'Nod
Tunis at vale.
BUN 2 DIJRBOROW 'Gr. CO., AUCTIONEERS.
Noe. 222 and 224 MARKET street. corner Bank et.
Successors to John B. Myers &Co
LARGE PEREMPTORY' BALE:OF 2 ,000 CARES
81-0'18.•BBOE8. TRAVELING BAGB,&c.
ON TUESDPA MOHNINLL
Aug. 18. at 10 o'clock, on four months' credit.
LARGE TOSITIVg- BALE OF BRIVEL
SFRTL
GERMAN /MO DOMESTIC: DEY GOOD e ,
ON, THURSDAY 121011N1NG. •
tur.2o. at 10 o'clock. on four months' me.
5421.177 71
:wit
AT PRIVATE BALE.
Itoo rolls 4.4 to 5-4 CANTON MATTI - NOB.- of choice
G. D. BIoCIXEB
v. • • AUCTION EERS.
N 0.506 MAIMET street • • :.'
BALE OF lip CASES IniOTB, titiors, BROGANS.:
BALMORAL& dro. >
" ON MONDAY MORNING. - -
AnguPt 17, at 10 o'clock. we will fell by cataloga., for
club, ISV) cot a Slams. Boy& and Youths' Boots, Chow
brogans B Imorals, dro.
Mae. a general assortment of Women's, liana` and
Children's City made goods. •
fi l / 1 h PRINCIPAL •'! MONEY IiSTABLibIEIHENT—•
/3. b. corner of SIXTH and RACE streets.
' Money adVanced on: Merchabdise generally—Witche
Jen eirY. , i lemons s. Geld and Silver.
,Ft a te, and on,-all
arlic to of value, for any tength of time Agee ed on.
WATCH Es. AND JeWELRY4AT,PRIVATE
Fine Gold Hunting Care Double Bottom end 01 , e/ Face
Fnglidu• A merican and 8 Wias: Patent. Lever 'Watches ;
Fine Gold Hunting Oise andS)pen Face EePine * Watelles ;
Fite Gold Duplex and other. atches; Fine Sliver Hunt
/us Qom and Open Face .English, American and eyries
Patent Lever and Lepine Watcher; Doople Case English
Qusrtier a, d otherWatches* Ladies' Fancr.Watchea;
Liam 013 d Bteasteins ; Finger Rigs; Ear*Rings Studs ;
A • F Gold China; Medallior.st 'Bracelets ;- Scarf
Finn: BreaslPinti ; F inger f!t aaas and JewelrY
gout rally • ••
lOR SALE.—A large and valuable Firoprobf Chest.
eci able for a Jeweler; cost $650 • • •
Alan. several Lots in South Vainden,Fifth and Chestnut
retp.
JABLEIr
At/IXELON .
No. 422 W c street.
AT- PEthiATE SALE.•
_'• • - •
A valuable preperti neer_F_ourtlx_atitt Walnu.
A•veielible business property No. 819 Arch street.. "
BURL.INGTUN.—+ Handsome Hesubn.. lain
lot 56 tAr7OO feet. - • • ..
WOODLAND . TERHAQZ—Handsome • Motlam NA*
deuce.
BY BARRAT do CO:, AUCTIONEERS.' ' •
CASH AUCTION HOURS!.
No. 230 MA RICET street. corner of SANK street.
Cork advanced on concignments without extra charge
DAVIE At HARVEY, AUCTIONENBS..
Late with AL Thomas dz Sena.
Store No. 4.91 WALNUT street
Rear Entrance on Library street.
BY B. SCOW L • .
SuciS ART CULLER_ _ L S'
No. 1020 CHESTNUT street Enuadelhis.
T L. ASHBRIDGE ets CO ~ AUCTIONEERS.
No. 505 MARS - ET etreot. above Fifth
MK. D. M.: . LANE, • tolaa, ,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
reepectfnlly invites attention to his large stock of finished
Carriages; also, orders taken. for Varriages of Mal
"alp
M t DPACTORY AND WARERWNid,
• 8382, 8484 and 8438 MARKUP street;
Three squares west of Pertruyivania Railroad Depot.
West Philadelphia- , ' .Ja213411 th e
JOHN B. LANE, COACHdfASER, N 0.1907
• Market street, has on hand an assortment of
superior built, carriages, which he offers at
very reasonable prices . • 'my4mo.w.f.tm
WANTED—PERIAANEir BOARD FOR GENTLE
.. man, Wife and two Sons (6 and 8 years) in a Rolf.
Willprivate family Central location; moderate terms.
Will furnish rooms if necessary. Aodress P. F.. BULLE-
T] N (RCP. , aull3t•
A PER'S CHERRY 'PECTORAL, FOR DISEASES OP
TIIE THROAT AND LUNGS, SUCH AS COUGHS.
1 COLDS, WHOOPING COLIOH, BRONL'HITIS.ASTBMA6
• AND CONSUMPTION.
Probably never before in the whole history of inediCine.
has anything won so widely and so deeply
..mco
ion the cone.
. deere of mankind, as Ole excellent reme for •
nary complaints.. Through a long series o vane:put '•
among most of the races of men it has risen bighoeand
higher in their estimation, as it has become better known.
Its uniform character and power to cure the various at. .
fections of the lungs and throat; have made it knoll n ma
reliable protector against them. While adapted to rainier •
' fOrSil I' of disease and to young children, it is at the same
thru the most effectual remedy that can be given for as.
MI ii nt consumption, and the dangerous affections of Ihe
On oat and lungs. As a provision against sudden attack*
•of Croup, it should be kept on hand In every family. and
indeed as all are sometimes subject to colds and coughs.
all should be provided with this antidote for them. •
Although settled Consumption is thought incritsli t
sett
a l
, grza h t av n e um be b e e n rs c o o f tnp c i as et es ay w c b are ere d. tkl u e d Wa tha ti eas a o se e e n m t
re.
stored to eound health by , the Cher/I/Pectoral. Op cow,
plete is its mastery over the. disorders of. the L . and
Throat, that the moat obstinate of them yield to It en
nothing 0i? 0 could reach them. under the Chem Pe6Gey pj
they subside and disappear. . • - .- • .., -..- •-,- ...- -
Snipers and Public Speakers' find groat protection'
A .ti/ mci to always relieved and often who ll y cured bytt.
Bronehills is generally cured by, taking the•Cherre,M
tui al in small and frequent doses._ •
bo generally are Rs .viltuea known that we need not
publish the certificates of them here, -or de rooter than
assure the public that its qualities are fag maintaltd.
AYER'S AGUE CURE, FOR FEVER AND AGU IN.
TEESIITTENT FEVER, CHILL' FEVER,- REMIT
TENT FEVER S DUMB AGUE_ ,‘ PERIODICAL OR
BILIOUS FEVER, &C., AND INDEED ALL THE AF.
FICTIONS WHICH ; ARISE , FROM IBA Li- RIOBB.
M ARBIL OR MIASMATIC POISONS.'•
Ae its name impUmit does Otcre,and does not faiL
[Ric log neither Arsenic. Quinine, Bismuth, Zinc, nor'
ether mineral or poisonous substance whatever, it in Wk.
wise injures any patient- The number and important:at
of its cures in the ague districts are literally
.beyond at
count, and we believe without a parallel in the history, of
C t irgin n e et ta di si , i e n :4 c ' e
gneroilre thg r atified
byee ft'ilicetesddiEnag.
- stinate caseihand`where other remedies had wholly falls& - -
— Unfteoilmatedversorn, - eitherresidertin; - tcrtravelitur
through miasmatic localities, will be protested, by taking AGUE CUBE daily. - - "r.e.a . ~ f _ ~ .. i •
For LIVER. COMPLAINTS , arising from to r pi dity of -
the Liver,- it is an excellent - remedy,stimulating the
Liver into healthy activitY.
For Bilious Disorders end Lbw'. Comae-Res. it AI as se•
r: - eallent retn et r a l roduslegelohYtraTroraark s b 49 curf T 6 ----
six here other medicines bad failed.'.' . - - • • • • .
Prepared byp Dr J . C. AYER a CO .. Practical Lod Ana.
' , . INVel+l ' Lowell. Masa., - and sold all mend the..._l ... ...
world.
•-- - - PRIG E.- - - 4.. t .0 a PER BOTTLE. _ -
J. M. MARLS & CO., rhibidelphis. Wholesale Agents.,
auMwlv
VARILIAGIah
BOAYiDIPTH•