IMEM=ECMCM
Xixszsx Arm -Sitox.—DaSt "evening,
about half past seven O'clock-40bn Sharkey
and Jame& Crawford got into atght in Mar
tin's tavern; on Frankford road; r abOys, Norris
street: , That difficulty was ', , atrauged, ap p.
rently, amicably, and the two went together to
a tavern at Front street andColumblaarertue.
There the quarrel seems tohavebeen renewed,
and the parties got to blows. ,
,Sharkey, it is
mid, Ibit a. large piece out of the upper lip of
Crawford. He then went out'into the street
'andlist4 met by Pbliceumn - Gillespie, who ac
companied him to Frontstreet, 'below Oxford;
wheriSharkey said that he would go home. He, .
however, went to , a - house on Howard street,'
below Oxford; where he sat on the frontsteps
in •company with several persons, among
whom were some children. About tono'elock,
William Crawford, Constable of the Nine
teenth Ward, and George Crawford (brothers
bfJames), and another man, came along, and,
without saying anything, cominenced beating
Sharkey on the head with a black-jack.
Sharkey managed to get away, and ran up
Howara.street to the . tavern. of, illiam Bar
ker, which he entered and .passed through
into, the yard. William. Crawford, it is al
leged, followed .him in ~the lard, fired upon
him, the ball taking effect in the hip. Craw
ford, then ran away. It is claimed, on his
part, that he had a warrant for. the arrest of
Sharkey, issued by Ald. Sinex, upon the .oath
of James Crawford. Sharkey was conveyed
to St; Maxy's •Hospital, Fraukford, road and
,Palmer , street. ' He has three' severe.outs
the head, in addition te the wound in the hip.
He was doing Well this morning, but the phy
sician would not certify that he was' out •of
danger. • f' ,
Sergehnt'llelss and two of the Tenth District
Policemen went to the house of George Craw
ford, on Trenton avenue, below-Wood street,
about one o'clock this morningc Crawford
looked out of the window and said that' he
would come down. He got but of-a' bank win
dow onto a shed, from which he;reached the
ground, and then went into , the next house,
where helm captured.- He was , locked up to
await ahearing at the Central Station. Wil
liam Crawford surrendered •himself into the
custody, of Alderman Heins, about four o'clock
this morning, and was comrinttedfor a further
bearing. .
STEAM YAcirrs.—The business men
along Delaware avenue are discussing the pro
priety of subscribing voluntarily to a fund for
the building of one or two powerful steam
yachts, to be used.in time of conflagrations on
that or other thoroughfares in close proximity
thereto. At the recent burning of the Tatter
,son Block a large number of the steam tire
engines drew their supply of water from the
river Delaware. The scene during the height
of the conflagration was onethat will never be
forgotten by the spectators. The incessant
streams, drawn from an inexhanstable supply
afforded by the river,were absolutely necessary
to, keep the fire within certain limits. It was
a tremendous battle between fire and.water,
much of the latter being sent back in scalding
sprays 'upon the firemen. It is not probable
that such a disastrous conflagration will ooeur
again ; but extensive fires may occur at almost
any time, at which steam tire yachts might
render the most °Mei ent service. The subject,
however,is one of deep interet3t,and the proba
bility is that the desired object : will be accom
plished, either by private subscriptions
or public , outlay. ft is possible that
the project, will be forinally brought
to the notice of the city authorities in a short
time, perhaps. at a special meeting of the
'Councils to be called in a few days. Shortly
after the consolidation of the city the subject
was tartly considered by the authorities ; but
in the midst of other and perhaps more, emer
gent business it was finally forgotten. Now,
since the
. greatest fire of the period, the im
portance of establishing on the river front
steam yachts for, fire purposes has become
more apparent, and with the combined effort
of the mercantile community and the coned
, tuted authorities of the city,, they are likely
to be added to the institutions of, progressive
Philadelphia. At the, fire,of the 'Patterson
Block, the burning whisky' an into'the Dela
ware, and the river for some distance seemed
to be on fire, Several vessels • were in danger,
and would have ignited had it 'not • been for a
private- steanitog. that towed them to places
of, safety. The Mercantile Marine :Fire De
partmpni, under prpper regulations, will be a
great acquisition, and Philadelphia, can lay
claim to being the first city introducing it if
the authorities favor the undertaking; if • not.
thanthe honor will belong to its merchants..
Tux EcrArs•E.—Prof. Morton's/Eclip.se-pho
togralipi c loa . rty arrived to-day by . thelo o'clock
train, in their special car, bringing with them
a set . of, negatives of the eclipse, which, for
• erfection and extent,is undoubtedly unrivaled
by any other work of the kind produced at
this time or formerly. "While in Chicago they
•
had opportunity of comparing results with
several other-parties,' and it would appear that
none then accessib!e w approached in perfection
to thoSe of the lelphia expedition.
The scientific honor or our city has been
entrusted to good hands, and there can be no
doubt thatthe various members of the party
have well merited.the liberal aid which they
have received from our various railroad com
panies on their route, and - the - ligh - commend=
ation which has been bestowed .nytoathem_by
Prof. J. H. C. Coffin, Chief of the-Nautical
Almanac Office. under whom all the ex • edi
tions have acted.
Creeraer,- and other-photo--
graphers of the expedition, are, we understand,
already - liusywitirprintrfrom - the - various
atives t nnd these soon be open to the in-
spection of our citizens, and distributed to the
four quarters of the globe.'
SUPERVISORS APPOINTED.—The following
Supervisors, in addition to those already pub
lished, have been appointed by the Mayor :
First Y r d t ue I Peak. • .
Second WardA-:Vharles Peak. • '
Eleventh and Twelfth Wards—John A.
Johnson.
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Wards—J u b
S. .
Nineteenth Ward—George Boyer.
Twentieth Ward, First' Division—Henry
Myers.' •
Twentieth Ward, Second Djvision—Win
Thorn. - • •
Twenty-first Ward-Timothy Clegg. • -
Twenty-fourth Ward, Second Division—
Samuel Winn.
LARCENY OF A HORSE' AND WAGox.—Aii,
thony Arthur was arrested, at Broad and San
-80111 streets, yesterday, by Sergeant Lynch, of
- the Sixth DistriciPolice, upon the charge of
the larceny - of a horse and wagon.. It is al
leged that he hired the team' at Conway's
stables, 'on Locust street, near Eleyenth,s ere ral
days'ago, and has not returned it yet. Arthur
was taken before Alderman Beitler, and was
held in $1,500 bail to answer at Court.
PerAm APPOINTMENTS.—The Mayor has
made the following appointments on the
police force during the present month: First
Distilet—John Robinson. liourth District-;
George Smith, Richard pillon, Thomas Roach.
Sixth District—Charles Moran. Eighth Pis
trict--;William H. Chandler. • Tenth District—
Fred :.Conturier. Twelfth Dlstrict—Nicholas
_Schwa Delaware Harbrir--Berijiunin___V.
Robinson. Roundsnmn—John J. Kelly.
BRESB BALL AT ATLANTIC . CITY.—The so
journers at Atlantio City are at no loss for
amusements and pleasant entertainments
during this sumrciell.
The grand dress-ball of the season will be
given at the Sea View Excursion House to
morrow, evening. The - arrangements for the
affair are in charge of competent gentlemen,
and the capacious .
and elegent ball-room of
the Sea View may be expected •to present a
very brilliant scene.
lionsEs Dnowwzo.--4his morning, about
three o'clock, as one of the Gloucester ferry
boats, laden with market wagons on the way to
tlahi•;city, started from the slip at Gloucester.
some of the horses on board got restldAs. Two
double teamii hacked overboard. The horses
Were drowned, and the wagons and their Con
tents; consisting of fruit and vegetables, were
lost. One of the teams belonged to Mr. Nash
and the other to Mrs. Price:
.;7,!7"XE2c BY A Dou.—Amanoaamed Creamer,
was,iitttaeked by a large Newfoundland dog at
EightikandeFilb - erhi streets, yesterday after
noon,.and.l%* mutilated in a shocking man
ner;:-:#.phe dog Witt.; then killed. Ile WM . shot
eleven-tithes without any fatal result, and was
then dhipateheitwitt a hatchet.
TILE-, DA. tL
, ,
I ,IEIIZE Frowr',E,TorkleoxoCosterdity.. after l ,
VEOOn.l..ieutennnf Smith•of tbeslY,elosloMar4
barPeliCA:redelved , :liadMatiOnlhati part
bad gone to. , Point: , Msy for purpose
indulging fiftlit.; desmatcilet One
of the police boats to liefomreachl
ing the islands theAntgi,l tateenlitbe , seen at
work in the ring.' Titif pic et guard discovered
the police, however, and all. bands :rushed,' to
the east side of the!. island, got in their boats,
and were , well' on their way, to the Jersey
shore before the *Aide barge 'cbuld be ,g4t
around to that side. Principal% Seconds and
spectators all 'eacaped. Four or five rounds
bad been fought when the affliir was int,erferett
. .
CntrEvrr TO AmmAts.--2,fichael
driver of a, linte.cart, was Arrested at Third.•and
George streets, yesterday, upon the charge of
beating his horse with a club. He was fitted
by Aid Riddel. ' •
i PALL MEETING AT POINT BREEZE.-The
sporting portion of the comMunitywill be in.:-
terested in the announcement that the Phila
delphia Trotting Association have mades. ar
rangements for a grand fall' meeting at Point
Breeze Park; on Septemberlth, Bth and
A large amount, in premiuMs, the total being
$lO,OOO, will be competed 'for by some'craek
trotters, including such shining lights of the
turf as American' Girl, Goldsmith Maid and
Lady Thorne. The programme of the entries
and the pursesto be run for, each•den': will be
found in our advertisement; to-day. :With
such a bright array of stan',dard names some
interesting and exciting contests may_ be ex
._
- ,
Iron Cirri our reiders who
would ; prefer a sea trip,,to this favorite , reaort
canhe hUndsonaely'accommodated. The Swift
and Commodious steamer , Lady,of the ,Lake
leayes Arch street , wharf, every Saturday;
Tuesday and. Thursday mornings; at; 9:0oluck;
returning, leaves Cape Island on the alternate
days. The boat is fitted up in splendid and
luxuriant style, has polite,and gentlemanly of
ficers, and every attention is paid' toward ef
fecting the convenience and comfort of the
passengers. ,' ,
ATIANTIO ClTY.—Rcir the ' information of
those who wish to visit the seashore, we will
inform them that the Catriden' and Atlantic
Railroad.are now running five trains daily to
the 'City, by the Sea. One at 8.00 and at 9.45
A. M . .t, and at 4.15 P. M. In addition to these,
two fast trains (through in one hour and three
quarters) are now running, leaving Vine
Street wharf at • 2.00 and 3.15 P. M. The
Sunday train will be run as usual, leaving
Vine Street wharf at 8 A. M. Returning,
leaves Atlantic attd-P. M.
CAPE May...=The season• at this favorite
watering place is nOw about at its height and
presents many attractions. The are
well filled, and promise, notwithstanding their
extensive enlargements and additions, to find
visitors for every available space. The fast ex
'press train= by thee Weiit Jersey Railroad,
leaving Philadelphia at 4 -o'clock P. M., this
'afternoon makes no stops for passengers be
tween Philadelphia and Cape May. The mail
train leaves on Sunday at 7.15 A. M., returning
at 5.10 P. M. Fare for round trip only $3.
LONG .13.1tAxca.—Passengers are now en
tabled to reach this watering place without a
change of :oars, and in the short time of four
,hours. There are two trains run daily, • one
at 8 A. M., and one at 2 .1 3 : M., bbth from Wal
nut street wharf. The fare is $3; or an excur
sion ticket for the round trip, $4. O.
WE SPEAK from experience when we • say
.that the Ocehn House is the best kept Hotel' at
Cape May. , •
CITY .NOTICES.
MEDICINE is rendered •enticing , in Dr.
WINSLOW'S LIVER AND STOMACH LOZENGES, Children
are eager for them, and they cure dyspepsia. postivenem,
billions complaints, heartburn, ac., that none of the
nauseous purgatives will relieve.
WHAT is borne 'without a Home Washer?
The terrors of wash-day answer the queatiou. Depot
1031 Chestnut street. ,
•
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS , and druggists' Sun
dries.
, • SNowngir & BROTAEII,
23 South Eighth street.
,
iI.:IIINA'PALACE; 1.1 . 6,1022 AJBMSTNUT
Sxnssz — Will close their largo assortment of goods on
hand at the following, astonishing I( 7 t.t , prices, to make
room for the- immense stock purchased by Mr. Gay in
:Europe, now in transit to this city : •
White rench China Dining Plates; itoz,e2 00
White Stone China Dining Plates,:Si t in., per dos... I ZO
White French China Cups and Saucers,per set,l2pcs 1 25 .
White Stone China Cups and titowers,por set, 12 pee. 90
Cnt Glass Goblets, per dozen. • • 2 25
pressed Ghost Goblets, per dozen 1 to,
Best Stone China Tea Sets,44 pcs,cup's with handled . 4 00
Sleet Stone China:Tea Sets,46 pcs,cups with handles 4 75
Best Stone China fining Sets; 92 pieces.. -19 00
White French China Dining Sets; 150 pieces :30 00
White -French China- Tea Sets, 44 pieces 750
The stock of Fancy Goods will-be sold at a still greater
discount front fernier:prices. • . .
Goods to go out of the city will be packed and delivered
to 'transportation office free of chttrge, and insured
against breakage to destination.
. Call soon,tefore the-assortment-is broken. .
Oust CLISTOATERS AND /111 E PUBLIC.
CHARLES 'STORMS,
MERCHANT TAILOR AND ULOTHIER,
N 0.824 CIiEdTNUT STEET, • -
respectfully_ draws your attention to this notice, that
the assortment of Fine Clothing now being Made for his
Fall buelness will be fun and
UNSURFASHED IN STYLE, qIIALITY.
AND PRICE. • _
. . _
,
A very m'eat reduction from former prices will be
— 2nadsi - and - perfeet - satisfactlemgunranteed - tomll.
— The beet cutters only employed, and - cuetomer-work
Made in style and lit unequaled by any establishment
iirthirttate. _ . , ~, ,
YOUR PATRONAGE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
.ISX-YRESIDENT MARTIN -VAN-- BUREN Was
made 'comfortable by the use of Jonas Whitcomb's
'Asthma Remedy.
GET ONE of those Pocket Panamas, sold at
Oakforde', under the Continental.
lissEp' SurtpowNs, at o*fords'
SINGE R' S SEWING MACHINOS
on °adept possible terms, by
..-JUDICIOUS MOTHERS and nurses use- tor
children a safe and vleauant 'medicine in Rower' infant
cordial.
LADIES' SUNDOWNS, at Oakfords'
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS .AND CATARRH.
J. isaacs,ll.l3., Professor of the Eye and Ear treats
all diseases appertaining to the above members with the
utmost success. ffictimontals from the most , reliable
sources in the city nbe seen at his office, No. 805 Arch
street. The medico faculty are invited to accompany
their patients, tie he has no secrete in his practice. Ar t
fetal eyes insetted. No charge made for examination.
THOSE CELEBRATED Pocket Panamas, sold
at Charles Oakford Bon's, under the Continental, are
very convenient for gents traveling.
Cams, Bunions, Inverted Nails, skillfully
treated by Dr. J. Davidson, No. 915 Chestnut street.
Charges moderate.
WATCIIES: - JEWELRYTArt . . --
Special Notice.
On and after MONDAY, July sth,
-we will - CLOSE-our-store at FIVE
P. M., until further notice.
CLARK& BIDDLE
1124 CHESTNUT STREET,
MTh w 1 ,0
. PATENT OFFICES,
N. W. cox. FoUrth and. Chestnut
(Entrance en FO.IIIITH Street.)
FRANCIS D. PASTORICS;
Solicitor or Patents.
Patents procured for .inventions in thp United States
and Foreign Countries, and all business relating to the
same promptly transacted. Call or, send for circular on
Patents. - Offices open until 9 o'clock every evening.
011120-0 to th /yrp§
BYtti"iii6 BULLETIN-Pill
5 7. 4/ioe.. - ,-4imit.sl . nwrrterxoxS
AirT_
ittyfiell... 7 •lllASON it 00, •
' PtliflrCheetnutetreett_
INEIMINfr ' 3 VITAT/01 4 18 -.4fLit:
stowed ittAlito Inkiest , tindtelistidinner LOUIS
ISAVT•ltatianter and , Euttesone • kocts 'Chao nut'
street:. • ,• •• • ' • r •.• I reynttr
DIED 7 - 7 ;
Fourth-day,llttitneti Sarah ittlope, iu
the Ofth reef tier
Merin R ea thedliendletthettantlyare
tarty twit to attend her funeral, from her, late reel.
dence,N6.lll27, pationbillatwt, at 2 o!clock,on Eleventh
-day afternoon. l'a . procoed' to Vrletide'.l3outhweetten
llittAta BILICEI L _EXTKA , OD A.
AA PIANO COVEIsk,ORDERItto STYLES,
DO U BLE CHAI N BLAVIC MOHAIR,
CLOCK BRAND 'BLACK}ALPARAB.
RYER it,LANDELL,
• Fourth and Ann
117 0 U R- S T 0 C'K
. .
FINEST. READ MADE
CLOTHINGi
is kept fultund complete all through the
seasonit ' '
Gentleinen can at all times find any`article of season
able attire in large varleri. '
CUSTPM DEPARTMENT
We will make a inlisaltiCoM measurement in
F
TEN I-XOUR.
The, Chestnut St. Clothing Establishment
JOHN IVANAMAkEIt,
818 and 820 Cnegtnnt Street.
•
Oh ROSE HILL CEMETERY.
A new and beautiful CEMETERY has been recently
located on LANCASTER Avenue, a short distance from
Overbrook Station, on the Pennsylvania Central Rail
road, just beyond the city line and near the boundary of
the new City Park. The Hestonville Passenger Rail
road, it is expected, will shortly be extended and pass in
front of this Cemetery. These grounds, in natural and
created embellishments are equaled by few and sur
passed by no Cemetery in the country. Thb projectors
are now selling a limited number of Lots of 10 by 12 feet
at 15120 per lot, payable in installments. The price will
shortly be doubled. Portions of the ground can now be
allotted to Societies on favorable terms. Parties desiring
to purchase are invited to visit these grounds without
delay, and judge for themselves of the advantages offered.
For further information, apply at the Office of the Presi
dent,— - ' A. M. HOPKINS, -
, 818 .WALN UT Street,
Or of the Secretary, GEO. CHANDLER PAUL,
. . , 1723 North TENTH Street.
BOARD OF MANAGERS:
A. M. Hopkins, f Geo. Chandler Paul,
Jacob Gakelor, I Geo. W. Buckman,
'Sam'. J. allace. .
jel7 3mrp§
U*WEST, JERSEY RAILROAD COM
PANY.-:-Treasurer's Office;Camden, N. J., Aug.
11,1869.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. •
' The' Board of Directors of the West Jersey Railroad
Company have this day declared a send-annual Dividend
of Five l'or,Cent., clear of National tax, payable to the
Stockholders of thin, date, at the Ofilee 'of the CoMpany,
ni Camden, ou'DIONDAY, August I§th',lB69. The Stock
transfer books of the Company will be closed 'from the
date hereof until the 17th list. _
GEORGE J. ROBBINS,
aul2Mul7§ Treasurer . W. J.E. R. Co . .
---
(U'DEPARTMENT FOR SUPPLYING
THE CITY WITH' WATER, CHIEF 'ENGI
NEER'S OFFICE, N 0.104 SOUTH 'FIFTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, August 12, ISM.
The long continued drought and consequent unprece
dented low stage or water in the Schuylkill, makes it
difficult, with the present machinery, to keep up an ad,-
quote supply of water in the redervoirs. Citizens are,
therefore } earnestly requested to abstain from the waste
of water in any form whatever.
It is particularly desired that no use will be made of
thee mash-pa•Vement pipes, private fountains and other
wasteful appliances whilst the present low stage of water'
exists.' •
' Itfabelieced that all good citizens will cheerfully com
ply with a request intended to conduce to their own
safety and comfort
W. i. ar i g;FL AR DEMOCRATIC
- FOR - L - EGISL - ATURE - , - -
• SECOND DISTRICT,
'WILLIAM C. GILLINGHAM. jy3 tf L3tp§
VSTATE ...RIGHTS. FOR SALE.--.
State rights of a valuable invention just patented,
d designed for the slicing, cutting and chipping of
dried beef, cabbage, &c., are hereby offered for sale. It
Is an article of great value to proprietors of hotels and
restaurants, and it should be introduced into every fam
ily.— State rights for sale. Model - can-be seen at the
telegraph office, Cooper's Point N..), •
mr29-tfg . HOFFMAN
117.:
TURKISH, RUSSIAN, AND.PERFUMED BATHS,
Departments for Ladies
Battle open from 6 A. M. to 9 P. M.
1w B. FRANICPALMER, LL. D., SII.R
goon Artist, has just been commissioned by the
Burgeon-General to supply the Palmer Arm and Leg for
muttlated Officers of the 11. B. Army and Navy. The
oVertunental offices are to be located in Philadelphia,
New Yorif. and Boston, and are all conducted by Pr.
PALMER: - my277Btr • 3
lop HOWARD HOSPItAL, NOS., 151
and 1520 Lombard street, Dispensary Department.
—Medical treatment and medicine furnished gratuitously
o the poor.
O. F. OA.VIS,
810 Chestnut street
7 r
LINEN STORE, ..(5).
S2S Arch Street.
AND
1128 CHESTNUT STREET.
, Just Received,
A FEW MORE
PRINTED LINEN LAWN DRESSES.
Ladies who want a LINEN LAWN DRESS should
call immediately.
NEAP_HANDKERCHIEFS_
WITH
EMBROIDERED INITIAL LETTERS,
Pretty Desigis 'aud tone Cho*:
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seek
gFourth:4)ld Arch. t rk
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ADIES PREPARING FOR THE
1 . 4 SHORE OR TUE MOUNTAINS
CAN BE SUPPLIED WITH
DRY GOODS ADAPTED TO THEIR WANTS AT
-, • • F,GURTH E YR DARM D TREET , S
STREET'S.'
GRENAiDIN_ES AND ORGANDIES,
SUMNER SILKS, REDUCED. , • ' '
JAPANESE SILKS AND POPLINS. '
IRON BAREGE, FIRST GRADE.
. . BObTAN SCARFS AND SASHES.
'..,' COLLARS, CUFFS; GLOVES TIES &c.
BEA-SIDE SHAWLS, OF NEW STYLE.
m watt •
SPECIAL NOTICES:
chiefErZe l ( ) ,r?gglf. geßplrln'ent
pKG-tei aMI eirii kr :4 all
'"Al):lPltit i litlYAY:;..:AtTO.O..sl.l:4;..lso . ;
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vimo.iwor,..- 1,-,, ?„
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04,at to 640 t -,,t
l'-'••• 0 AT ' end inillt
11'*Papiii; . 16.1
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VIM
x ; <~ ~.
~;:.__;'
aeries or Urine;lrritation, Inflanunavon or %Boers
if= of tiollMOdifer or KidlisysiDiseaseis 6f820 Prostrate
Glands', Stone irt the Bladder,' Calculus, Oraistor Brick
Duet Deposits, old all Diseases of ; the Bladder; Kidnerli,
or Dropsical Swellings, , '
OBE HELIIIIOLD'B.FLUED EXTRACT IIUORII
11CrELMBOLD' EXTRACT ‘J'BIIOIII7
aIL: gives beiltb and vigor by the'•frame, and bitioin to
the pallhl_cheek. 'accointanied 'by bans_
alarming symptoms, and if no treatment is submitted to
Voneumption, Insanity or Epileptic Fits ensue.
pjFEEBLED AND DELICATE CON
■ etitutions of both sexes, use HEIM:BOLD% EX
TRACT RUCHE. It will gtve brisk and energetic feel
nge, and enable you to Jeep well.
TAKE NO MOR E 'UNPLE A SCANT AND
unsafe remedies for unpleasant and, dangerous
diseases. Ilse pETIMBOLD'S EXTBAOT Bticau AND
IXPEOTED BOSit
rpuE GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH;
1. therefore the nervous and debilitated should imme
diately use RELAIBOLD'S EXTRACT RUCHII.
MANHOOD AND YOIMNTI: VIGOR
111 are regained by EL EL RI BOLD'S E X TBACT
SHATTERED CONST I TIT T OH Si R E
STORED by RELMBOLD'S EXINMOT WORD.
HELMBOLDS
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Is a certain cirri for diseases of the
Bladder, Eidnew, Gravel, Dropsy, Or - ganis
WeaknaB, Female Complaints,
General Debility.
Auden diseases of the
URINARY ORGANS,
Whether existing' in
MALE OR FEMALE. ,
From whatever cause prlginating, and no matter of
HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases of these organs require the use of a diuretic.
If no treatment is submitted tojDonsumption or Insanity
may ensue. Our flesh awl blood are supported from
these sources, and the' , „
HEALTH. AND XIAPPINNBB,
and that of imeterity,'deiond Upon ;VrOmpt tb9o of a re.
liable remedy.
lIEUAROUItS:: EXTRACT:, 'RUCHu
• - I .
Viiipliateduiviards ai 18 Yeah Prepared by, 9
A° .1.•; a ' 7 , t,;w:‘ , eL
H. "1% lIELAMBOLD,
Druggist. .
5.947,:',11110.410Wi114 VlAW'lrpitic.
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Price el 25 per bottle, for 06 60,.d0-
iverod to ony address
114"Oold by Drugstato overnyhore.
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srrgAwßß o'GE & 'CURRIER'
FIVE TIiOUF AND F6,1E07040
Bought muler market rates for CASH, and offered at less than our usual
NEW YORK MILLS,
OUR. OWN MAKE,
WADISILTTird,
WILLIAMSVILLE,
wAßßigar,.
11017SEKEEPEIlt,
PEQUOT,
8-4 • 'WALTHAM,
S-4 ANDROSCOGGIN,
9-4 ANDIROSCOGGIX,
^lO-4 UTICA,
10-4 PEQUOT,
ISIEUSLANS.
6-4 ITTICA.,
6-4 WALLTHA.M.
5-4 PEQUOT,
UNI3IAE.A.CIIIOI7 GOODS,
TEN CASES CANTON FLANNEL&
All the above by t= - yard; piee or ..package, aeeording to , the wad of
FMMM, HOTELS iiND PUBLIC INSTITuTIONS.
We are determined to increase our already
by always keeping the prices so low as to make it the interest of every coruutmer iu arui near
Philadelphia to deal exclusively zit our house. '
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
CENTRAL DRY GOODS HOUSE,'
EIGIRTIL
- CORNER
RY-GOODS,
RICKEY SHARP&C6
727 CHESTNUT STREET
Are Closir6" out 14'
LAWNS, ORGANDIES
AND OPIER
Su mer pres2l Grood,
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
CLOTHO 6,
JONES
CLOTHING HOUSE,
004
MARKET STREET,
First Class Ileady4facle Clothtsm . suitable
fora &OMB comstanttloom'hand ,
.4/800' iraidsome Line
Piece Goods for Gus
, torn Work.
OEO•W•MEKANBIi•
Proprietor
TRIMMINGS AND PAT.T.ERNS•
BEI. M. A. BDTDP, .
DRESS TRIMMING Ap P A PER'P A PER PATTERN
N.W. CORNER EVEVENT AND CHESTNUT,
Will c lose out the balance of her summer stock,at greatly
reduced pric_ea, prior to, her departure for Europe,
THURSDAY July fith. 'Choice lot of Colored sok
Fringes,
F M
25, Si, 40, N 1,52 ate: a yard,all eludes ; also, Plaid
Naltemoka,
rench uslins, Plane and Marseilles,liam
burg Edging and Insertions, Real Guipure Laces.
Case Lace Points, Butanes, and Jackets. Lama Lace
ar
Pasol Covers. Black Thread Laces, all whiths,at gory
low prices. Genuine Joseph Kid Gloves, 1100 a pair.
Alisaes's Colored Kids.
Now StYle Parasola and Sea-aides, Romat, and Plain
Ribbon and Bashes. Paris Jewelry, and a thbusand and
one articles, too humorous to mention.
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
For 'Mrs. .IME. WORK'S Celebrated bystem for Ott#ltyt
Ladies' Dresses, Butanes, Mulattos, Garibablis• tam'
dren'a Clothes, &c.,ty measurement.
, AGENTS WANTED.
Ladiesare now making from 5,100 to 4200 moatn 60 agents for this s stem. ravls •
Ctt -
AV - TOWPREBERVIINGE:=
Preserved Ginger,lr,ekrun of the celebrate& Ob
loong brand; Mee,
D rrProOorved Ginger, in boxes, im-
Dorted,And for sale by JOB. B, .1ilIIMBIE.11& 00.6 XOB
South Delaware avenue.
MEN
OFFER
. ' OF
WIT -.:5i.:..L....1-r-'::)N.:::#5..,-.-.::::
LOW PRICES,.
IN' SIIEE T INGF~.
An imrcense stock comprising EVERY MAKE.
aw4it Received,
LARGE •MUSLIN TRADE,
AND
MUIOWM
ARKWIRIGU'IP,
WHITNEY,
HULL,
TRENTON.
10.4 AN11110SCOGGIN;
10-4 WALTHAM,
19-4 lIFGVENOT,
11•4 MUGU ENOT,
5-4 WAINSUTTA,
5.4 NASHUA,
5-4 BOOT.
MARK - ET -STREETS.
iiiJbATto
THE EDGEHILL - SCHOOL
Witt begin Its nest session In the Now Acalemypitilding
*it Mierehantvllle, N. 3.4,
tkour miles from Camden./ •
ON MONDAY, SEPTENBEK
Tor Circuity", Apply to Bev. T. W. CATTELL.
jy26 6w§ .
MISS AIsrABLES' BOARDING AND
.01. Day School, No. 7Abbotefond Place, soathPluit
coruer of 'Broad and Pine btreeta, will re-open on WED
NESDAY, September 15,1883._ anl3-fin.w.lin •
=A:NDALUSIA COLLEGE
• • ne.opv... September 13th 1669.
PRIMARY, 'AND ACADEDIIO DEPARTMENTS.
A Home. Boarding School fur Boys., ' . =
Chargee—#23o to 8300 per year.
Address—ltEv. DR. W.l , :m.a. Andalusia, Pa. aul2
lUi IISS MARY E. AEWISEN•AND MISS
MARY E. STXVENS'S Roardin_g and Day School
tor routng Ladles, No. 28 TULIT.4OpIiEN street, Ger
mantown. • •
The School year begins SEPTEMBER 9,1889._
ir
For Circulars apply to the Principals. , aullwEns-tan
THE LEHIGH. UNIVERSITY, -
SOUTH. BETULEILEBt, PA.
Term opens on September let. For admission to, the
Classes or Special Schools. aplgy to
• HENRY COPPEE, LL. D.,
•
aull-lm4 •
. . President.
ltif.lSS ABBOTT AND MRS: WELLS, •
( Form a I y of No. 1607. Poplar Street),
Will open their Boarding and Day School for Girls, on
the first Mouthy In October, 11369, at No. WM ,GERMAN
TOWN avenue, Germantown, Philadelphia.
Until October Ist, direct to No. 744 ..North NINE
TEENTII Street., . • aulo-3m§
, ,
Y. -LAUD F.WBACH'S
.I.ls CLASSICAL , ' SCIENTIFIC. AND. COMMER
CIAL ACADEM.Y; ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
Fall term will commence MONDAY, September 13.
Applicants for admission will bo received, examined,and
classified on and after August la, front 10 .11.1/51. ,to 5 P.
M. Entrance No. 103 S:TENTII street. Circulars at Mr.
W.F.WARBURTON'S,No.43OCIIESYNUT,St. pu7-2mi
IVILSS BUFFITM AND ‘MiSS WATSON
reopen_thetrfrench_and_Einflinh
and School forlroung Ladles, 1409 LOCUST *grout,
on WEDNESDAY. September. 15. ; aU9mzr f 2rn§
G ER M,ANTOWN AOADEMY,- , -ESTAA.
liebed 1760.-English, Classical, arid Scientific
School for Boyo, Boarding and day pupils. %Session be
gins MONDA,F, Sept. 6tb. For Ciroulars,upply to
, • • 0. V. KAYS, A. M., Frlacipal.
GERMANTOWN, PFULADA. . au4 w.f m tf
OHEGARAY , INSTITUTE, - FRENCH
Vaud Englhih,for younrdlog andmisses,hoarding and
dor pupiloArtlind 1529 S nicest.. Phila4Va.,wlll re-own
on THURISDAII,Soptom or 20th. French io tholauguage
of he family;Mnd la comdantly 9poken'in tho • Institute.
MADAIKE'DMICIIVILLY , Prinninah jy72 tn•w.f 3m
ADAMS CLEMENT'S FRENCH PRO
tostont.Boardintr and Doy Scliool,oorlraintown,
Fn. Tito Fall tyrro,will open WEDNESDAY, ' Septem
ber 15th,1869
For Circularti;apply to the Frmoiptil,
THE MISSES CHAYMAN'S BOARD*(j:
awl , Day School for Young Ladies „will' re-open
Septernber - I,3th, 1869. For Circurarpi,,;addrees the Prin
cipals, Doltnesburg, Twenty-third'Whrd. Philadelphia,
or thet can ha ..obtained at Dlr. TAIJAIFLEIt'S Music
Store, WA Chostnut street, Philada, . au2 2m"
1 - ROWBAB EVB SCHOOL roll , BOYS,
fitiZen t g e ; aliirJogsivirblzie, , gptortn , "t
. . 310
FEMALE, CIOLLERE, 13ORDENTOwN,
N. J:—This Institution, so long, and :so favorably
known, continues to furnish the heat educational advan
tages, in connection with a pleasant, Ohristian horns.
Cetologues, with terms, etc., furniShod , on
,application.
Collegmons Ooptember -
all . • JOHN H. I}LANDIANY, President.