BUSINESS NOTICES.
lbmend Meyer• Inventdr and Eiantsfac
taxer of the celebratehron Frame Piano, bee received
the prlae Medal of the World'e Great Exhibition. Lon
don, England. The highest prizes awarded when and
wherever exhibited. Wareroomsan Arch street.
Established 18Ei. myl am wit%
See. Steele a 4:10. 9 e Grand, Square and
Upright-Plums.— rianosTorbot. _ .
zny23 s,w ti§ No. 92.1.. Chestnut street.
Blaney Leaped on We Insurance Polit
ies; also on Diamonds, Fine Jewelry and Beal Estate
at the Insurance Agoncy, 259 South Ninth et. jot Uri§
CITY BULLETIN.
State or Thermometer This Day at the
Bulletin Office.
10 A. M.—. 89 dee. HM. 91 deg. 2P. id 94 des
Weather clear. Wind Northwest.
A FIREWORK NS
ER O ESTUTABLLSIIKENT
BER.
A Fireman Killed and Several Injured.
This morning about live (*lock a fire broke
out on the ilia floor of - a three-storied brick
building, NO. 107 South Water street, occu
pied by J. B. Bussier & Co., for the storage of
fireworks. The flames spread rapidly, and
the entire building. was completely gutted.
There was a pretty heavy stock of fire wores on
hand at the time. This was all destroyed.
The loss of Bussier & Co. is estimated at
$lO,OOO. Upon this there is an insurance of
$5,000 in the .Americau Fire Insurance Com
pany. The building is owned by Moro
:Phillips. _lt was damaged to the exteut of
`about $4,000. Insurance $3,000 in the Atiaeri
can Fire Insurance Company:
No. 109 South Water street is occupied by
PhiMns& Bro., dealers in foreigu fruits, &c.
Their - valuable stook was considerably dam
aged by water. It is insured for $21,090, which
will more than cover the loss. The insurance
is in the following companies: Pennsylvania.
$6,000 ; Delaware Mutual, $6,000 ; North
American, $6,000 ; and Home, of Hartford,
Conn., $6,000. The building belongs to the
estate of Robert Burton. It was only slightly
damaged and the loss is insured.
No. 103,„ Water street is occupied on the
firstfioor by Wrn. G. Porter & Son, com
mission merchants. The stock was mostly re
moved by the Insurance Patrol. Loss by water
about $l,OOO. Insured. The second and third
stories of this building are occupied by H. C
Kellogg & Co. wholesale grocers; stock in
ured-by-watel.to-the extent of _about, 15,00 :
ensured in the Royal .
• No. 110 Delaware avenue is immediately in
the rear of the structure burned. -The shut
ters, .doorways, &c., of the building were
greatly damaged. Loabout $l,OOO. Insured )
for $6,000 in the State f Pennsylvania. The
building is owned d occupied by Moro
Phillips. The stock was slightly damaged by
water.
No.loB Delaware avenue is owned by Moro
Phillips, and occupied , by J. B. Bussier & Co.
The building was somewhat damaged in the
rear. It 1S insured for $2,900, which will more •
than cover the loss. The stock of Messrs.
Bussier & Co. escaped injury by water or tire,
but suffered some by thieves,who,it is said,en
tered the building - by - the - trap - door. The
drawers in the desks in the counting-room
were also brokun open, and some small change
and a lot of postage and revenue stamps were
carried off.
The origin of the fire is not known, but it is
supposed that some of the bad boys who in
fest that locality threw some matchminte the
store, and thus•set it on fire. . -
About ten minutes after the discovery of tli, ,
fire there was a tremendous ex
plosion of fire-works. The concussion
shattered—all __the_glass_iti several ot
the buildings on the opposite side of Water
street, and was distinctly felt in Camden, au l
-in this city as fat south as the Navy Yard.
Charles Rhoades, a member of the Hop
Hose_Company,_was standing in the doerwii.,
of the building at the time of the explosion.
He had a branch pipe in his hand. He was
struck on the side of the head by a rocket, and
also received several scratches from smaller
explosive articles. Re was removed to the
Pennsylvania, Hospital; and died in a short
time after his admission. He was a sing'.
tan, e h -042G Years of age, and resided at - No
SO4 Union street.
James Walton, a boy, aged 12 years, Wa,
badly injured about the head. He was throw 0
across the street by the force of the explosion.
He was removed to the Pennsylvania Hospi
tal.
The following members of the Hibernia
Fire Engine Company, No. 1, were also in.
jured and are at the Pennsylvania Hospital
John Ward, face, forehead and breast badly
cut.
Daniel Foley, badly hurt about the arms an I
breast. .
Michael Buckley, breast injured.
LOCAL CIIOWDER.—The mercury today
again reaches the nineties. This temperature
is extremely enervating. In such weather the
only kind of reading that seems endurable is
that which tells of icebergs and the Arctic
Sea. Soda fountains and dray horses are alike
suffering from overwork. To keep in working
order the fountain at Wyeth's this morning ,it
was necessary every hour to rub it down with
camphorated sponge. People were in standing
line at Bowers this morning, waiting their
turn with all the patience Of as many. persons
Waiting in a barber's shop to be shorn or
shaved. The public drinkipg-fouktains
well patronized. To dumb animals they are a
perpetual blessing..
—Mr. George W. Custis, so long the ener
getic Superinterkdent (tithe Camden and At
lantic Railroad, retires to accept a correspond
lug position on the Mobile Railroad, dye bun
dredwiles long. This position is as import
ant as/its duties are arduous. Mr. Custis ha
greatly endeared himself to• his associates ill
the Camden and Atlantic. That lie will no.
leave behind him the qualities of head an
heart thai led to his advancement may be s. t
down as certain. As a testimonial of regal
and esteem for him he has been presented h
his fellow-attaehi's of the Camden and A
lantic Railroad . Company with a beautinc
solid silver pitcher, salver and gable' •
They are now displayed in the wind.) ,v
of the maker, No. 714 Arch stree•
The goblets are in the form of locomotive fu.,
nets. On the top of the handle, serving a ,
thumb piece, is a miniature locomotive, ]pals
in the highest perfection of the att. It is in
itself a gem of considerable value. The wid.
is one of that class of gifts that descend as hei r
looms.
—Japan produces natural crystal of a kin,
never previously seen here. It is without flip
or speck. Specimens are shown at Caldwell',
turned by native artisans in spheres of nine
inches in diameter. The crystal is worked int.)
articles ofjewelry.
—ln Bedford street, where every fourth
house is a ginnery, even children suffer for
want of water, and dogs and eats parch wi ii
thirst. That the denizens of these dens rose , '
so generally to ruin, that they are filthy and
depraved, when we remember that there isn't
a'public fountain within reach of them,isu't ra
be wondered at.
—The gentleman who yesterday rescued ill ,
family of - Robert Stewart, at the tire on Peril;
street, was Mr. George lJ Taylor, lint
George W.
—The closing concert by the young lathe:-
of the schools of the holy Child desus,Thirty
ninth and Chestnut streets, was given yester
day afternoon. The audience was made up of
the relatives and friends of the pupils. That
the study of music is here pursued with signal
stiecess was very gratifyingly evinced. In the
performance of the younger children we wore
especially interested. The manner in which a
knowledge of music was displayed by little
"girls from five to, twelve, years. old
was an interesting illustration of ;thorough
• ness of tuition. To us the most
interesting item in the programme
Was : " Frublings Einzug" !Oesteid —Trio,
The citing artists were : Misses Kaereress and
Rucker, piano priino; Misses Reddy, Oarroll
and Whiteside, piano second°, M isses Bennie
Nathans and Pauline Blake, harmonica ;
Alibi.' Marie Steward, bells; Misses Nellie and
Florence Smith, triangles. This was encored.
Rev. Father Carter,Chancellor of-the-Dioeese,
VW , present. At the close Of the exercises he
complimented the pupils in general. but these
1-lll:ifUi - r;OtleS he applauded in particular.' In
o-t heir undertaki ug the Sisters
.". reailti for congratulation. ; They
Ai it :it V. retil e for a period of badly-ueeded
their country home.at Sharon.
m - - - C
novisiON AnICIDTB.-tr poOrt e can pis •
now get, the requisite variety for the table, it
isn't because of any churlishness on the part
of Nature. Fifth street market never looked
better than it did early this morning. Its of
ferings were never more fresh. It VVEV4 so
early stripped in consequence of the large
e antig of butcher's meat sent from it to
The prices of beef aro stiff — A - roast of-sir;•- - -
loin or rib costs 35c. a pound, while for the
rump nothing less than 3,0 c. is taken. Corned'
; beef brings 25c. a pound. Cow beef, of course,
is sold , for less than that of first-class steers.
Our reporter's figures apply only to the best
offerings on the stalls.
For yowl, thirty cents is the average price.
So long as farmers kill new-born calves with a
View to agreater profit on the milk the price,
of veal will continue high. The demand for it
is limited. 'We never, see it upon the bills of
fare either at hotel or restaurant. Working
people prefer something more substantial.
The only use to which a hotel steward ap
plies it is as "stock" for the basis of his souns.
Mutton is low. It brought this morning
from 10a12o. per pound, and lamb 18c. For
the latter this 18 a decline that to mint sauce
and green peas must be especially encourag
ing.
Spring chickens are abominably dear. - They
bring to-day from 45a50c. a pound. The birds
average about a pound and a half each. 'Adult
chickens sell for 25c., Squabs bring $3 50 a
dozen. Besides these feathered people there
are none other in market. Game birds just now
are engaged in perpetuating their species. •
Until atter September they will have no time
to visit the markets.
Salmon is loiver this week than last. For
the middle of the fish you are asked 60c. per
pound ; the head and tail- come to Sou-for-40c.
Lobsters are higher. The catch this season ,
isn't a large one. At the fisheries they are
sold to canners at 4c. 'each. Last year they
were sold for 2. The fish-huckstera say to-day
that at :less than 12c. a pound their pro
fit - would be ' literally " nichts." Green
Thrtle is furnished to order at 28c. a pound, in
chiding his shell. We saw a gentleman order
ing one this morning,for a Fourth of July
dinner in Germantow, whtise weight it was
stipulated should be not less than 00 lbs.
Hard crabs are plentiful at 50c. a dezen. Soft
crabs this morning took a notion to advance.
They bring $2 50 per dozen. For other fish
the figures are just as When we last overhauled
the prices.
Butter is selling at from 30e.a45c., and eggs
at 28c.—buyer's risk as to the contents of the
Thafit-0 many contain chickens instead
of yolk and albumen, the dealers will tell•you
is'to_be, visited upon,;-providence,not upon
them.
Vegetables in the season are about as cheap
as they will be. Asparagus in a state ofsplen
dor is bought) for 30 cents a bunch. Jersey
peas and string beans retail alike at a .quarter
dollar for half a peck. Cauliflowers are very
scarce. The hotelkeepers pounce on them—
if they have not already pre-engaged- them--
..at the instant of their arrival. i New potatoes
sell from 25 all the \\ray to 50 cents a half peek.
" You pays your money and you has your
choice." eticumbers bring from 3 to 8 cents
each. The salads, etc., are once again at peace
prices.
The strawberry crop has gone with the late
rains_ _A few cherries showed themselves to
day,_but n" - - "th Igoe— Itas-phy
.lay, but none wort, mentioning. its
ries brought 15 to 35 cents a
,yint. That they
come to us in small.packages 18 because of.the
difficulty in preventiug them from crushing.
Currants bring 1,5i18 cents a 'quart. Green
apples in any quantity bring cholera morbus,
and gooseberries 18 cents a quart. For getting
up a griping in the diaphragni they are emi
nently calculated.
Another week, and the rush of provisions
from the city will probably be the double of
the rush to-day. .
.BROAD iiii.bjat - of the my.
movement of Broad street seems tb be one of
the most absorbing topics, of a local charact«r,
of the day.. AB feel the urgent_necessity that
exists_for the paving of the entire thorough
fare of that street, and nothing Short of im
mediate preparation_ for the work will
satisfy the people. It is needed now, and will
be needed even more a few years hence, wlwn
the Centennial of American Independence
shall be celebrated. Of course, long before
that event, the street will be improved, and
that-- grand occasion- will---:recetve--fresh
eclat and renewed lustre from the aid
that Broad street will furnish for the
proper commemoration of the episode
in our history that made us a nation. The
effort, however, that is now being made to im
prove the street has not the observance of the
great centennial only to foster and encourage
it. There are hundreds of other reasons,
equally as valid, why an .avenue, acknowl
edged on all sides to be the grandest in the
world, should be kept no longer in a disgrace
fully deplorable condition. The people are
out of patience *ith the miserable policy that
has made many portions of it an eyesore,
at their meeting on Thursday evening next, at
the Acagemy of Music, such a.cry.should go
up for a thorough refqrm in the matter as will
make the improvement of the street a ques
tion of the shortest possible time.
OBITUARY.—CoIoneI John Bingham, who
has filled the important position of Superin
tendent of the Adams Express Company for
many years, died at_his residence, in this.city,
yesterday. He was born in Annville,Lebanon
county, Pa., in the year 1804, and was, accord
ingly, in the 66th year of his age. He came to
Philadelphia in 1836, and was one of the six
brothers composing the old Transportation
and Forwarding Railroad line of Bingham &
Dock, so extensively known in business
circles. He continued in the forwarding busi
ness until 1853, from which year unti i rthe
period of his decease he was one of the Direc
tors and General Superintendent of Adams
Express Company, with his headquarters in
Philadelphia. In all of his business transac
tions be was upright and scrupulously honest.
As a citizen lie was exceedingly liberal and
enterprising in his ,views. Everybody Avlio
enjoyed his acquaintance entertained for him
the highest personal regard.
TIIE MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL.—The follow
ing is the report of the Municipal Hospital f;ii
the present week :
Offiee of the Board- of Healtlt; Philadelphh
Solvrclay, Juilf 25, 1870.—Municipal Hospita
J. Howard Taylor, M. D.
Patients remaining, Saturday, June 18
Received since, relapsing fever
" other diseases,
Total
Discharged, *lapsing fever
Died, relapsing fever
" other diseases
Remaining this date....
Published by order Of the Board of Heall
Jourf 1. ADDICKS,
Health Officer.
ASSAUL'iEII IN A RAILWAY CAn. ;John
Dunn and George W. Johnson were berm..
Alderman Cahill yesterday upon the charge
assault and battery on John Hasson. A few
nights ago, at Seventh and Walnut streets.
Hasson got into a Union ~Passenger Railway
car, of which Johnson was conductor. Dunn,
who was a friend of the conductor, wits. the
only person in the car. Hasson and the con
ductor had some difficulty about the fan..
Dunn, it is alleged,got up and struck Hassoh.
Johnson also pitched in, and Hasson was
pretty roughly handled. Dunn was held in
$l,OOO bail and Johnson in $BOO bail to an
swer at Court.
LOOK OUT Fon Htm.—Yesterday afternoon
a man called at the house of Adam Kaber;
No. 1218 Cherry stroct,_and offered to clean
carpets for 75 cents. He was allowed. to re
move a lot of carpet. The owner of the carpet
has heard nothing of it or the man since.
St'sMcioN or LiticcErnEmanuel LTine
Was arrested yesterday ,at Second and Christian
streets, on suspicion of the larceny oy, two
watches. One of UP! time-keepers has liemi
recovered by Detective Levy. Lane will have
a hearing at the Central Station. .
EIB;07.11E BY TIIE IiEAT.-A Welslnhan
named John Jones was overcome by the heat
at New Market and CalloWhill streets, thii
morning. He was talcen to tho Pennsylvania
Hospital. . _
FAcTORY - SACCIDEI , :T.—AIcorge Herrick,
rei•iding at No. 1412 .Ndrth Twenty-scoot - id
street, bad a leg broken by -a casting falling on
him at the Industrial Works, at Twent
and Callow bill streets, about nine o'clock this
morning.
ruthA.-pw#LA. ; ::..piymti,.. - BtILLATW.s'ArT4RO,4Y,.4:U,Nig-:5:6,18.7.9
ter has been received at this Mika :
Mr. aiditor 1 - At a meeting of th 6 friends "(
Ge,n.Wm. B.• Thomas, held at Green Hill Hall:
on the•evening of the 24th inst.; my name was
used as one of the vice presidents. This was
wholly unauthorized. Whilst I. have the
highest personal regard for Gen. Thomas, I do
not prop_ose trffollow him into the Deniocratic
- party;butshall'support =Juilge — Ii elley with
such ability as I possess.
Yours, respectfully,
• 'THOMAS H. KPAIRLE,
.
N 0.1718 Wylie street, Fifteenth Ward.
Philadelphia, June 25,1870.
STEALING FIREWORES.—Thomas Neill weld
to the fro this morning. He thought that ho
saw a good opportunity to lay in a small stock
of firelyorks with which to celebrate the
Fourth of July. He pocketed a lot of small
articles and also some pencils and pens. He
was arrested and will have a hearing at the
Central. Station this afternoon.
MORE SWIMMERS A RRESTED.—TweIve juve
niles who were indulging in a swim in the
Schuylkill yesWday were arrested: by the
Harbor Police. They , were lined by Alder-
Man - Allison.
•
CIONTECiIONS FOICTITE LADTEi.
—lnfinite in variety—among which are choco
late nougat, cream chocolate, cliocolatena,
chocolate pralines, jelly' chocolate,: superfine
almonds, white nougat, Marseilles nougat,
cream cocoanut, creauk walnuts, etp., and the
exceedingly choice mixed confections which
the ladies throughout the country, as well as
in our immediate vicinity, so highly-appre
date for their intrinsic excellence, are only to
be procured in their highest perfectiOn of
Stephen F. Whitman St ; Son, corner. of Twelfth
and Market streets.
ATLANTIC CITY. -- The can't-get-away.s
should not forget that the Sunday train is now
running to Atlantic City. This train affords
an excellent opportunity for a .brief visit to
the seashore without interfering with busi
ness. The last boat leaves Vine street wharf
at 8 o'clock A M.; returning, train leaves At
lantic City at 4 P. M.
SUNDAY. TRArN.—The-Surtday mail train for
Cape. May is now running, and leaves Phila
delphia at 7.15 A. M.; returning, leaves Cape
May at 5.10 P. M. This affords • excellent ac
commoda ions to visit this favorite watering
place. Excursion fare, $3.
is_ : that you say_?" "1 say that
are:nof tinder one•luilltlia-iectiense
of son.e of the clothing houses, and their clothing is so
mu"h supeilor, so much better in style; and 20 per cent.
lower. These are four good reasons why I and thou'.
sands of othors glYe them our patronage." " Aye, you
are right, Jonathan : I'll go to Rockbill & Wilson's
Great Brown-stone Hall also." " Yes, try them, Job,
at .. ......... CptsChestnut street." • .
P. S.—l believe there iii . where they F;(41 fin; naguUi
cent all-wool Spring Suits.
OFF FOR TIIE SEASIDE,-
Bnt before you go, call upon Si.o.oift, 80d Market e• reel'
Be hoe en infinite - variety of. Bathing Dreesec-Oil Cap.,
Straw Bate, Leather Belle, etc., for Ladles, Gentlenii,,
Miseep,Mastere and Children.
• BEHIND THE TIMES.
1 he Man who was opposed tiptewspapers — pnid - almi• ,,
dyed dollars, last week, for It -galvanized watch. la
going from Philadelphia to New York, he always take?
the Delaware and Raritan canal, not being aware that
there fenny railroad (MOW route. He purehased of 130111
Pat er•Funk ,{{the other day arta high prico,a compound of
slate,dust, de., for prime anthracite, not knowing VIA
MITCHELL t AVZOTH are selling a. splendid article of
wnito ash. large nut coal, at fIS 75. Had he purclin. , I
of them, hi- would -have _got a .pnre article, carefu
screened and picked. Hundteds.of our citizens, we ro
pleased to learn, are availing themselves of the adva It•
tages of dealing with thin enterprising firm. Hy ,o
thing they get a really superior article, and _that. b k. ,
eta lower rote than at any other place -we knot's of.
Their Coal Depot and Office is, as every ode knows,
the northeast corner of Ninth and GirartLavenue._...
VENTILATED REFRIGERATORS,
Water• 'oolera and
Housekeeping Articles cheap,
at FARSON C I L CO 'tit
220 Dock street below Walnut
DELIcTous black and- white hot-lin , -
grapes, luscious peaches and choice French enure.-
tionery, aids own rnanufaktnre. at A. L. VA NAA N r • .
corner of Ninth and Chestnut.
FRENCH JELLY GLASSES.
Tuner, .812Es'. 'STAND flit WATER
AT
KEnn's Cnixa_HALL,_
Btrr your Watches at T. W. Baily's,l32l.!
Market street, and got a bargain.
BUY your Diamonds at T. W. Baily's, 62!
Marker street. He is selling cheap.
BUY your Gold Chains at T. W. Bally's, 62'!
Marke‘ street, as they aro warranted as represented.
BUY your Silverware at T. W...Saily's,
Market street. He warrants his wares.
BUY your Jewelry at T. W. Bally's, 622 Mar
ket street. as he keeps fine goods and warrants them 36
represented.
BROWN'S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.
Fonlflies who are about leaving the city for their sum
mer vacation should not full to supply t 1 1 ,11180 1 ,10. wirh
the above invaluable remedy. Its merits aro - so w,ll
known that it does not require a detail of its efficien-y
as a tonic. Alr. Frederick Brown, corner of Fifth an I
Chestnut streets, is the sole proprietor.
QUILLAYA OR SOAP TREE BARK FOIL
WAKIIING WOOLEN AND SILK >Mips, AND DELICIor ,
SODA WATER AT BARES', 1100 AKCII STREET,,
•
FALSE COLORS ON THE FORE-TOP!—WhOever
saw the natural tinge renewed in gray hair by a hair dyM
No one. Who can distinguish the browns and blacks
brought out by PIIALON'S VITALIA, OR SALVATION FON
THE Hata, from Nature's 1' No one. And mark. it
leaves no stain on the 'tin, and is clear and transparent.
and has no sediment.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
LADIES OF FINE TASTE get their French,
flowers at Thos. Kennedy & Bros., 729 Chesnut street.
JACO,BY'S VICIIY LOZENGES.—FOi Adidity
of the Stomach, Hearthurn, Flatulency and Indigestion.
917 Chestnut street.: _
MOTTIS.—Furs; Blankets,' wearing appaii , l,
Carpets, Icc.,effectually protected from these pests, icy
JACOBY'S /INSECT POWDER, 917 Chestnut street.
CHILDREN'S SUNDOWNS,
In largo variety,
Of very finest an tlity, at
OAKFORD'S, Continental Hotel
BARGAINS IN TRIMMED HATEI.--Thos. Ken
only & pros. are offoring great induceinnits to close out
hr 1(111 ea of their fins millinery .729 Cliaottiut street
LADIES can find everydescription of Corset-
BOPICIIIS' Hoop SOO, Ooinet and Ladles' Under-gar.
mont.Emporimn, 1115 Chestnut 'fitreet. -
• .
JUDICIOUS MOTHERS AND NURSES U.4*
BOWERS 'INFANT CORDIAL, bocauso . it Is one of th -
most dellAtful and efficacious remedies over discoyereA
for curing The various ills to which infants and youtrg
children are subjciti.
LADIES' EATS - MARKED DOWN.-01,11' entire
wholesale stock nt retail VERY cliEne. Thou. Koun , ' , lN
& Bros., 729 pliestuut stmt. -
Trios. KITNNEDY Sr., BROS., 729 CRESTNt , r
STREET, the largest importers of f ine Irench nowees
are offering groat Inducements to close their spring inn
portatlons.
CORNS, Bunions, Inverted Nails, Skilll\ol3
treated by Dr. J. Davidson, No.9llSohostnut street
Charges moderato.
• --
Lnnns3 going to the country or seaside
Should procure ono of those
Elegant and cheap Sundowne from
PAKFOIIti
34 and 836 Ohoetnut utro,t*
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATAIMAII
treated with tho utmost success, by J. IsAAcs, M. D.,
and Professor of Diseases of the Eye and Ear (his speci
alty) in the Medical College of Pennsylvania,l2 years ex
perience, No. 805 Arch street. Testimonials can be soon
at his office. The medical faculty aro Invited to ac
company their patients, as ho has no secrets in his prao
tice, Artificial eyes inserted without pain.. No oharge
for examination. ,
_ . _....._.
. SUIkIICAV 1148TRUME NTS and dilliglSlS
sundries._
~, W
& ,
„,... DM/ORN BROTHER,
. 9,
2.9 South Eighth streot.
S. MASON SINES. ' JOHN P. SHEAVF.
MEE UNDERSIGNED INVITE ATTEN
TION to their stock of
Spring Mountain, Lehigh and Locust Mountain Coal.
which, with the preparation given by us, we think can
,
-not be excelled by any ahoy Coal..
S.
Office, Franklin institute Building, NU. 15 S. Seventh
street.._DlNES & SIMA.FJP, . '
—jalOif' , -' " : , 'Arch Street-Wharf Se dittYlklll—
I~IVItI WE; • SA.RD [NE.opENERs,
N,) 91inioragne-nippers, I.rmoti-squoozora, loe-planoo
oml Cruckpr-crithlierp, &0.,
itt TRUMAN & SHAW'S. No. dm ( Fight Thirty-five)
Market street, bohow Ninth.
CITY 'NOTICES.
1218 ESTE UT STK EET
ALL THE LATEST STYLES
COATINGS, PANTALOON STUFFS, AND VESTINLIS
For Spring Wear,
NOW ARRANGED FOR PUBLIC INSPECTION,
AT CIIARLEB STOKES'S, No. 824 CHESTNUT STREET
COAL AND WOOD.
- , -11311MAtER% KESORTS.
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA R. R.
NEVI Allll ATTRACTIVE ROUTE
F9O,
SUMMER TOURISTS
Northern Pennsylvania, Interior New York,
Buffalo, Roehe'ster, Niagara falli.
The Great Lakes and the West.
ALSO TO
Williamsport, Wilkesbarre, Scranton,
Schooley's Mountain, Allentown,
, Mauch Chunk,
AND'ALL POINTS IN TILL;
Lehigh, Wyoming' and SuSquehanna
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Valleys....
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' • • Novelty; qmitfort, - Speed- and Fine Scenery-
Are the attractions of this route.
Tile attention of , Summer Tourists Is asked to this
new and attractivo route, passing ithrough the varied
Scenery of the LEHIGH, , WYOMING and SUSQUE
HANNA VALLEYS, offering Comfortable Cars, EZool
lent Hotels and Rapid Transit to the numerous points of
interestnamedstbove, . . .
FIVEVAILY THROUGH TRAINS
At 7.35 A. M., 9.95• A. M.. 1.45 P. M., 3.20 P. M. and
— 5.00 P. M. (S tindays - eXceDted I,
FROM PRILADELPEIIA PASSENGER STATION,
Corner of forks and American Sts.
Aar Tickets for BUFFALO, ROCHESTER, NIAGA.p.A
FALLS and the WEST may be obtained at Office, SO
CHESTNUT Street.
ELLIS CLARK General Agent.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked through to princi•
pal points at MANN '8 NORTH . PENNSYLVANIA
BAGGAGE EXPRESS OFFICE,-No. 106 South FIFTH
Street,
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SUMMER RESORTS
ON THE LINE OF •
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PhiladelPhia- and Reading Railroad
And Branches.
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MAY 20,1870
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MANSION \ HOUSE. MT. CARBON,
Mrs. Caroline Wunder, Pottsville P. 0, Schuylkill co
TUPWARORA HOTEL.
. Miller ;TUtia'fifoLik . E.. - 0.; - 6ChilYlkili bounty . .
MANSION HOUSE.
W. F. Smith, Mahanoy City P. o., Schuylkill county.
MOUNT CARMEL OUSE,
Charlts Culp, Mount Carmel P. 0.. Northumberland co.
-WHITE MOUSE.
F. Mayer, Reading P. o.;Berks connty.
A N DALUSI A HALL,
Henry Weaver, Reading P. 0., Barks county.
CEN CSBL AVENUE - HALL. .
G. D. Davis, Reading P. 0, Berko county.
SPRING MILL HEIGHTS.
Jacob H. - Breisch, ConshohockewP.O., Montgomery co
BOVERTOWN. SEMI N.A RWy
L. M.. Koons, Boyertown P. 0.; Berks county.
• LITIZ SPRINGS.
Geo. F. Greider, Litiz .P. 9., Lancaster county.
LIVING - SPRINGS HOVEL, • •
Dr. A. Smith, Wernersvillo P. 0., Berke county.
COLD. SPRINGS HOTEL. , LEBANON
COUNTY.,
Wm. Lerch, Sr„ Pine Grove P. 0., Schuylkill county. 0
_ EPHRATA\ SPRINGS,
John Frederick, Ephrata 0., Lancaster cOnnty.
PERKIOMEN BRIDGE HOTEL.
Davis Longaker, Collegeville P. 0., Montgomery co.
PROSPECT TERRACE.?
Dr. James Palmer, Collegeville P. 0., Montgomery co.
nourr mraus}:l; - • - ',-
Gao. S Burr;Shamokin, Northumberland county.
Excursion Tickets will be sold at Philadelphia to and
from above points at reduced rates, good for same do}
isstied,and on Saturdays good until following Monday.
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RENOVO, PENNSYLVANIA - ,
On rbiladeil►hia and Erie Railroad.
W. H MAY. Proiirietor
Thin capacious, airy and well-appointed Hotel
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open for the reception of guests.
To invalids, and all who want rest and restored hoa
this sweetest and best of al,l locations In Penneylva
is commended.
Situated on the west branch of the Susquehanna
river (with good trout fishing near). and surrounded
with splendid scenery it offers good choir and health to
all.
CHARGES MODERATE.
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Cape May—Change of Proprietors.
NATIONAL S HALL,
Formerly kept by AARON GARRETSON. is now to he
opened under new auspices, undertho supervision of W.
B. MILLER (formerly Proprietor of Congress Hall) Aul
Superintended by WILLIAM. WHITNEY.
Ihe House commands a fine view of the Ocean. out
will be opened on the TWENTIETH DAY OF JUNE'
NEXT, as a
First-Class Family Boarding Mouse.
No Bar Attached to the House. •
The table will be well supplied we all the SUBSTAN•
TtALS arid DILLICACIEB OF THE S ASO3, without the
-Entrees."
Stage always in readiness to convey Guests to and
from the Depot and Bathing Grounds, free of charge.
Er The Subscriber would respectfully solicit your
patronage and promises to spare no Pains or expellee to
make the NATIONAL a desirable home for those who
wish comfort and the benefit of Sea Air and Sea Bathing
without the expenses of a fashionable hotel.
Terms---$I S.OO per week or 0300 per day.
Liberal arrangements will be made to large faiiiiiies
remaining from four to six weeks.
F Roems, address -
wiriALTAXI WHITNEY,
jell) ti NATIONAL HALL, CAPE JNIAY, N. J.
STOCKTON HOTEL,
cArE MAY, N. J.
Open forthe Reception orDuests, June 25
-under the . direction 'of Prof.—Charles It
• Dodworth.'
Terme, 04 50 per day, or 428 per week
CHARLES DUFFY, Proprietor.
Formerly of the Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.
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PROSPECT TERRACE,
Freeland, Montgomery County, Pa.
This delightful BUMMER RESIDENCE will be ops
for the reception of guests on and after Juno 1.•
For Circulars, Terme, &c.,
apply to JAMESTUDME
& 00.0139 MARKET Street, Phila., or to the propriato
Janice Palmer, Collegeville P. 0. Pa.
ruylo to th e 21n -
THE bOLUMBIA HOUSE ,
. AT CAPE MAY,
• WILL BE' OPENED POE GUESTS JUNE 23d..
It is intended that the ,VOLUISBIA shall sustain its
high character for quietness and good . order, and con-
Guile to be so conducted pa to retain its large first-claw.
family patronage. '
Arrangements may be made for families by calling
Upon the undersigned at the Girard House, Philada.
GEO. J. BOLTON, Proprietor..
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VPEERATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
LANCASTER COUNTY, PA.
This delightful summer resort will be open for the re
caption of guests on 15th June, uhder the superintend
(nee of Wm. Whitehouse (late of Atlantic City).
For particulars, address
J. W. FREDERICK, -
ray2s 2m§ . "%Proprietor.
NI'MAKIN''S ATLANTIC HOTEL,
CAPE MAY. Rebuilt Hine° the late flee, and
ready for Guests. Open during the year. Is (Meetly
on the Sea-tihore, with the beat Bathing •jleach of the
Cape.
Terme for the Bununer: $3 60 per day,' and $2l 00
per week. .
()each from the Depot; Free. No Bar.
JOHN - BIobiAKIN, -
Iny24-tia th a3m§ • • Proprietor.
BROAD 'TOP: MOUNTAIN-HOUSE, ..
'BROAD' TOP; ITUNTINGDON COUNTY, PA.
Will op - en for the reception of guests on MONDAY
;lune VO. W. T..PHARSON,
Propriotu.
.REDV:O.',DTT - PAT0V4,5'1:VQ.4 . :.: , P,4',. - 990j).: . :
c. i .'.0:':.Q..T i f . ,4::,.: :: :*.:..,;: , .,....,c. 9:-.7x:i:4:-.:.R.:..1):,.i.
WHITE "PIQUES
2fc. White - Pissties, a fresh calla.
Fine Dress Piquesof every style
• White Dress Mantles.
• Prices all at thelovrest
COOPER & CONARD,
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S. E. Corner Ninth and Market.
WM. M. CHRISTY,
BLANK BOOK , MANUFACTURER, STATIONER AND.. PRINTER
Blank 3300 ks Ruled and Printed to Order.
A large assortment of first-class BLANK BOOKS On , hand. Lithographic Cheeks
printed to order, with Or without stamps. Cards, Circulars, Bill Beads, &c., printed to, order.
A' great variety of ENVELOPES, at low prices.
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SUMMER RESORTS
UNITED STATES HOTEL
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
W ill or n for the reception of Guests on SATURDA
June 2 5 , wilh a • -
114,ductIon of Twenty Per
• Cent. in th
Price of
Meek under the direction of Professor 31. F. A kdo.
Terms, $2O per week.
Persons (leaping to engage rooms will address
WOELPPEB. Proprietors,
ATLANTIC CITY,
Or No. 827 BICH3IONO Street, Philadelphia.
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Congreigs
CAPE MAY, N. J.,
Owens, June Ist. Closes, October ist.
TERMS—S3'I per day June and September. 84 00
per Pay July and August.
The now wing is now completed.
Mark and Sknon Rassler's full Military Band and Or
chestra of 20 pieces.
Applications for Rooms, address
J. F. CARE, Proprietor.
apl6 19 22 26 29 do cod taul6§
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,-
CRESSON SPRINGS, PA.
This favorite resort has been enlarged and improved
since last season.
Will be open for Guests June 15,1570.
EXCURSION TICKETS sold by the Pennsylvania
Railroad at New York, Philadelphia, Harrisburg and
Pittsburgh. All trains stop at Cresson.
Booms may be secured in suites or single.
FEHLING'B CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA HAS
BEEN ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON. • .
For further information, address
.0. W. MULLIN, Proprietor.'
ONE FURNISHED COTTAGE TO RENT.
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Chittenango,
WHITE SIJLPHIIII !SPRINGS. •
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Madisodi coun t y. New York. 'Motel and
every requisde, now open. Drawing•room and Sleeping
Cars from Hudson River Railroad depot, Now York, ni
6 A. 31. and 6 P. M., vvitly ut change to Ohitteuango
Station,l2 miles east of Syr: cueo. For Illustrated ()iron
lare, address as above, or C. H. OLIVI6It, 7 Bookman
my2B-Ini3l.
A TLAN TIC CITY.
.LA. The urf thew Is now open as a tirst-class.farnib
bong,. Its location and grounds are unsurpassed am
accommodations excellent. A r..l.lroad has been laid t.
the bathing houses. No liar will be kept.
JACOB FBEAB,
jp2r,afV th 301. • L f Proprietor.
A FAMILY OF THREE OR FOUR CAN
be ni conmiod al ed with Board for the Summer; at
wont Norm-bonse, within live minutes' walk .of
ruilr el ation, one hour's ride from the city
Address • W. P. LIVBZBY,
• Plymouth Meeting P. 0,
jo2r pate Montgomery county, Pa .•
LL} DG E I 3 IL L, MERCHANTVILLE,
12.4 N. J.—Oponfor Bummer Boarders from : July Ist to
Sept. 18th, 1670. wall or address
Rev. T. NV OATTELL, Merchantwillo,
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1820 t* At Or,
. G. QATTy,LL, & CO., 26 N. Wharves
AtTORNEY'S.AT-LAW.
JAMES M. SCOVEL,
LAWYER,
113 PLUM STREET,„..
AMDLN, NEW JERldzir. 2 o m ock
P. ce hourk,ti II Sepb mber let,ll"n t M'e!23-18trmi
WANTS.
1A.43.141214A)=EY' A.. - YOUNG -MAN— A
Vl' situation as Bookkeeper or Clerk. Has
several years practical experionv. Beferanceo given.
Address C. H.." this office. Je2l,rp tf§:
.
MONEY TO ANY' AMOUNT
II- LOANED UPON DIAMONDS, WA.TCHE
JEWELRY,
JO PLATNES E, CLOTH ING, dm.,.at
& CO.'S
OLD-ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE,
Corner of Third and (Makin etroota,
• ' Below Lombard.
N. B.— DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY.
GUNS, &e.,
Pun SaliEC AT
- BEDIAER - AELY LOW.PRlCESta.vatfro
AltitliltTONl3_lM PROVED, VEN•
allo. Mated and allay-fitting Drum n atis (patented) in all
the approved fashion(' of ttio 8031 CM. 91.133tnut strooti
heat door to th, ropt-0 ip,.
, 31 oORGANDIEe REDUCED FRO 500
250. for Fine Reif French Lawns.
12!ic. LaWue rednced from 20c.
ll ER,N . AN IS
;-25c. Black Engßah Grenadine. was 31c
31c. t'gnare•moeh Hernant, wee 33c.
3.0 c. Good finnarelaeah Hainaut.
Bina Hematites, ell reduced in price.
It N P ?% 1 E 8:
Black Grounds Bilk Figured.'
At the Pricos Away Down.
Large Stock. Low to Finest Grades
LADIES' 5111T.5.,,
46 iiiLlneri Sults e bast bargainrot
• Sittle tor tho Street or Trolollog.
Linen Paroplui, 'toady-made. '
White Vietorls'Lowo
Lattice' Suits rdad.., to Order.
CUlldrou'eßeadyquade Snits..
Clonye,Shavile . , '4'swirroroof's. K.
Lliimu.t . stcepCloqing Chomp!,
ROBES
Improved Flannel Robes for Ladies.
Imaroved Rerge Robes for Ladles:
ImptOred Raihing 11;bes for Gentleman
a. Bathing Cape. Robesraado to order.
W.M. M. CHRISTY,
127 South Third Street, below Chestnut,
OPPOSITE GIRARD BANK.
INSURANCE.
- THE
PROVIDENT
LIFE AND TRUST CO.
PHILADELPHIA,
OFFICE—No. 111 South FOURTH St.
Organized to provide Lite Insurance among members
of the SOCIETY OF ,FEIENDS. Good risks of any de•
nomination solicited.
Policies already issued exceeding
TEN MILLIONS. OF DOLLARS.
This is a PHILADELPHIA COMPANY, and entitled
to the special confidence of the community . .
Perfect Security. • Low Rates.
Small Expenses. Purely Mutual.
Low Rate of Mortality.
• These conditions enable a company to give advantage
which cannot be surpassed.
Policies issued on the Non-Forfolture Plan.
Statistics show that the average mortality of Friends
is nearly 25 per cent, less than that of the general popu
lation.
A LOW RATS OF MORTALITY '
CHEAP INSURANCE IN A MUTUAL COMPANY
10122k:1 a 26trp6
STATIONERY
NEW FIRMS FOR JULY, 1870.
Send your orders in time for
• BLANK BOOKS,
PRINTING nd
STATIONERY.
A full assortment of
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY
s , ALWAYS ON HAND.
WM. F. MURPHY'S SONS
N 0.339 Chestnut Street, and
No. 55 South Fourth Street.
to tL rp9t§
rrstiYi - Tw'rx - irtsizo - bq
THE'
WHEELER WILSON
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SEWING MACHINES,
The Beet and sold on the Easiest ierms.
PETERSON & .CARPENTERi
914 CHESTAIT STREET.. -
28 B tn tb 1 r
P • IL ELP MIA. STJELGEONW
BANDAGE INSTITUTE 14 North Ninth
weed above Market. B. O. EVERETT'S
Tit NS Positively cures Ruptures. •Hard Rubber
Trusses, Elastleßelts. Stockings _Supporters, Shoulder
Braces. Ladies attended to by Mrs. J9lly.ry
,„ BUSINESS ESTABLISHED
4a; 1830.—SelnYLEB & ARMSTRONG,
Undertakers, 1827 Gortnantown avenue and Fifth at.
.1D B. Seuuvrom. anlA-Ivrr.6 A. B. ATNoTRON2
CONDENSED MILK; EAGLE BRAND—
'The very befit; wrttelo for travelers, infanta, &o.
Neale's Milk Bubatitnte, Patent Barley, Froah Oat
' Men!, - Bermuda A'rro%sroot, &c.' Liquid Rennet awl
• "Flavoring KxtractHi , For sale by JAMES T. RUNK
• . 1 x corner Broad and Borne.e streeta -
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IUrAR - ITING WITH INDELIBLE INS
/IA Embroidering, Braiding, sitam ko.
/ L . TOBANIC, MOO Ifllboat