SINESS NOTICES.
Conrad Meyer. Inventor end Manta ,
toter of the celebrate d Prime Piano, has received
the prize Medal of the World's Great Exhibitiou, Lon
don, England. The highest prizes awarded wh'n and
wherever. exhibited. Wareroome, 71:2 Arc& street.
EstabUshed MM. myl s m w tri
Iliteco. Steck dic Co.'s Grsnd, Square an
Upright Pianos. Pianos to rent.
J. E. GOITLD,
to Mew ttl - No. 923 Oheetnut street.
CITY BULLETIN.
elate of Thermometer This Day at the
Bulletin Office.
/0 A. M.—.... 75 deg. if M....—. 77 deg. 2P. ffi 78 det
Weather clear. Wind northwest.
THE RETAIL MARKETS.—PeopIe who de
pend for their living upon Wednesday and
Saturday's business in the markets,just now.
are doing that business in anything but a gold
mine. This applies to retailers of produce.
The wholesale traders in everythkdig that goes
to the were never more busy during the
corresponding season than they are at this mo
ment.
At no period, probably, were there more ab
sentees from the city than there are now.
Farm houses all around us, barring the bar
- rooms, are extemporized hotels. Cape May
and Atlantic City are filled like sheep-pens.
What with the camp-meeting and the races as
extras to its regular business, Long Branch is
so filled that a shake-down in a billiard-room
corner is not only put un with, but coveted.
There are-camp-meetings-going on in other
quarters, and the country resorts all around us
are filled with people. These people must be
fed. In order to do this, before Philadelphia
is out of its bed purveyors in their interest
have stripped the wholesale dealers of every
thing that comes on• bills of fares in the shape
of delicacies.
And b,v the way, this hotel bill of fare busi
ness is often a farce of the -flimsiest . possible
character. Upon your carte you find " Stewed
Sweet-breads, with Mushrooms." Of this en
tree there may have been sufficient to swear
by, but no more. The waiter, after receiving
his douceur, regretfully remarks : " Wall, sah,
'l.'se sorry, sah, but de lac' is,de ias' one 's just
gone." The bills announce in hotel French
black-bird pie. The - darkey; after a desperate
dive,
succeeds iu placing before you a diminu
tive bit of puff paste, and pair of blackbird's
feet. - Though the cartes are not full of so un.l
and fury, signifying nothing, they may often
be set. down as lists of appetizing titles for
dishes existing only in the imagination,of the
hotel steward.
That prices of everything edible were high
in the markets, this morning, is not to be
wondered at. Certain parties, for in
shipped from Fifth Street Market, this
morning, to Cape May, more than a ton of
_poultry. The wholesale salmon-stand, in the
same market, was sold out. Our reporter
smiled as a certain elderly and extremely
penurious gentleman, in a rattled shirt and
last-century-.fob-chain,-presented himself ate
__stall _to _secure hie customary._ purchase, of
sweetbreads. The old gentleman was attired
in blue coat and brass buttons, with a tail
shaped like - a steel pen, and buttons that shone
like half eagles with the eagle ground...and
poliShed oft—the kind of tails_eperted‘by the
coats of Gen. Patterson andDayid. Paul Brown.
4 ‘ Haven't got any, sir, this morning," was the
reply. "And.pray why . not,. sir 2" "All sold
—gone to Cape May, sir. Don't have many
now. -Don't kill so-many animals in hot as in
cold-weather."-- "rAnd:do you think, sir, _that
you have a right," asked th6indignant goer
„wand, "to scud everything tit to eat to 'Cape
May or any other place, and leave us to
4 starve,” ," 'sir, said the _sweetbread •
man, " the case is this : Had you ordered
-- what you wanted; and expressed a willingness—
to pay the price I'd'have kept it for you.
During the time that you would have spent in
haggling over the prim) of half a dollars worth
of sweetbreads, and have. paid me in ragged
currenotfOrthem - even at that, I received the
check of__the proprietor of the Columbia
House for my entire stock, and :at my own
price." - The old gentleman gave the dealer an
indignant look, and vented his spite by invest
ing in a knuckle of veal.
The prices of butchers' meat to-day are the
prices of _last week. In poultry there is no
change. Springehickens are especially sough t
---for:---T-heybritrg--10a=pound.----Ducks—arei
- their - perfection. When properly stuffed with
thyme, into which is blended a soupcon of
utaijorum, and flanked with peas or liniu
beans, a pair of spring ducks constitutes alikt
a savory and symmetrical dish. They bring
the same price as chickens—adult birds bring
just 10c. a pound less than the juniors.
Fish is in limited supply ; it is also in limited
demand. in weather like that of last week a
stale fish is a very near relation to a fresh
poison. Excepting on Wednesday and Satur
day very little fish is sold. This is the case
notwithstanding the care with Which it is kept
by the dealers in a temperature of not over 45
degrees.
- Woodcock and blackbirds have just come
into season. Retailers in Market sold the
former this morning at $7 60 per dozen; the
latter at a dollar. 'Squab pigeons are a drug
in the market at liOu. each. In a short time
still-hunted venison will begin to arrive. Had
the science of pisciculture been half as welt
studied here as the science of horticulture or
floriculture, we might now be quoting the
price in our markets of speckled trout. We
have but once seen them this season, and then
they were purchased by a restaurateur at a dol
lar each. They averaged not more than six
inches in length.
Jersey watermelons this morning for the
first time showed their inviting ovals. They
retailed for 75c. each. Cantelopes are not
yet in perfection. The, diminutive- variety
earliest maturing is known as the Jenny Lind
You pay for them a dime apiece.
The first lima beans and sweet potatoes
were, this morning, upon the stalls. The
•
price of the former (shelled) was a quar
ter dollar a quart, of the latter a dollar a hall
peck. Counting the number of tubers iu
latter measure, we found them to be just six
" teen. Pennsylvania tomatoes of the higher
grades have ja.t begun to show themselves
They are fully 50 per cent. better than those
from New Jersey. The latter are made up
of skin, seeds and water. The Pennsylvauta
tomato gets its living in a stiffer soil. It i
• solid and comparatively seedless; with it
I . piquant tweak upon your palate the compara
tive insipidity of the JerSe s y tomato will bea ,
no comparkon.
Peaches bring live dollars a basket. The
are far from excellent even at that. New po
tatoes are growing plentiful. Unless mature
they' should" be religiously eschewed. Tit,
Bermuda potato is in its perfection. Until tit,
native attains its growth, people disposed ti.
deal righteously with their digestive apparatu
will do well to "examine the signature on th.
label, and take no other."
For the next four weeks, people to when
marketing is of importance should be up will
the lark.
Tint Pum.to BATI-18.—The new public bat
house at Otis street wharf, Eighteenth ward
was opened on Monday last. The report o
Curtis Grubb, Superintendent, shows the fo
lowing as the number of bathers during po
Men. Boys
Monday 50 - , 2 , ,, 50
Tuday 54 100
1 ' Wednesday .... 40 200
Thursday. 00 100
Friday 75 472
Total 1,122
A committee of City Councils will tish
the house this afternoon ,to see what im
provements are necessary to inalte . it .more
convenient.
Ti
le-aer..ond-honse-will-belocated-at—A-Im6toi
street wharf on Tuesday next.
— ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.—This morning .
about half-past twelve o'elock au attempt we , .
made-to rob the store -of---J. Clarke, N o
1008 - Market , street. The back door on Marble
alley was forced open. Then a woman who
bad witnessed the operations of the thieve
raised an alarm. Policeman John McConnell
came up. The Moll left the store and ran up
Marble alley. !They were
_porstied by the
edict r to Eleventh street, thence to Chestnut,
and thence to Tenth, when the officer-.-lost
'sight of them. During the flight the thieves
dropped a jimmey and a sledge hammer, with
- Willett they no doubt intended to operate ou
the safe.
Et====
ABRiVAT; 11113 FIFTri 'MARYLAND REG I
MENT.—The Fifth Regiment National Guards.
of Maryland, Colonel Jas. , R. Herbert com
manding;which has been encamped at Cape`
May during the past week, broko camp this
morning, and reached this city on the way
home about eleven o'clock. At Market street
wharf the regiment was received by the Se- ,
cond Regiment- National Guards, and a de
tachment of the Eighth Regiment. A
was then formed in the following order:
• Police.
Drum Corps.
Band.
Second Regiment (National Guard), Maj. John
A. Gorgas, Commanding.
Colonel Robert Gray and Staff, Eighth Regi
ment.
- Drum Corps.
Detachment of Eighth Regiment.
Drum Corps.
Band.
Fifth Regitnerit Maryland National Guards,
Col. J. R. Herbert,
The column moved op Market street to
Eighth, to Race,
and thence to Franklin
Square. The streets on the line of march were
pretty well crowded with spectators, and the
excellent marching of the Marylanders drew
forth frequent applause.
In Franklin Square arms were stacked and
then the visitors and escort marched to
National Guards' Hall, on Race street, below
Sixth. In the large hall in the second story a
fine banquet" was served for ,the entertain
ment of the guests. The tables were neatly
arranged and were well supplied with edibles
of every seasonable description. This ban
quet was gotten up by the 'members of the
National Guard, without _ the aid of proles-,
sional caterers, and everything was done in the
most creditable manner.
The 'Committee of Arrangements having
charge of the reception comprised -Major
John A. Gorges, G. Hartung, Jacob Stein,
Wrn. Beirns, J. S. Thorn, Louis Ricketts,
Major D. P. Weaver, Captain C. A. Smith, H.
Ginkenger, Captain C. F. Sauttir, Christian
Gossman and M. Collins.
The military Marched into the hall by com
panies, and were assigned to places at the
tables. When all were in position Lieutenant-
Colonel Barmanus Neff, who is still suffering
from the effects ot his recent sunstroke, made
a neat speech of welcome to the Maryland
Regiment. Major-General Robert - Patterson
presided, and, after a few remarks, heartily
seconding the welcome of Col. Neff, a general
assault was made on the edibles.
After the banquet the men returned . to
Franklin Square, formed in line, and re
sumed the - March for the Baltimore depot.
- -`General Patterson.was complimented .with-a•
marching salute at his residence, Thirteenth
and Locust streets.
Local, CnownEn.—The heat - CA - term has
probably passed. Paper collars to-day feel
correspondingly encouraged. The amount of
sleeping done last night must have been some
thing approximating to the prodigious. The
reign of prickly heat for the present season, we
hope, is safely over.
—As everybody knows; the counsel of three
celebrated civil engineers, Messrs. H:-J., Low--
-baert, _Ed. Miller and Sol. W. Roberts. was so
licited-by the city as to the adoption of plans
for the superstructure of the bridge at Fair
mount, to take the place of the existing pre
carious structure supported upon wire. This
trio of counsellors are magnates in the pro
fession of railroading. Mr. Lombaert is the
well-known Vice President of the Pennsylva-
Ma Railroad. Mr. Roberts is Engineer of the
North Pennsylvania Railroad. Mr. Miller
was long Engineer of the Pennsylvania Rail
road r but-leftltto construct-the:_Kansas=a.nti
Paciticline. These gentlemen recommended
the plans already printed. in our columns.
Should they be adopted, the citpwill have
bridge the counterpart of- the-one at Steuben
ville, Ohio—a-Midge, pronounced in point of
indestruetibility, beauty and convenience to
be in every respect a model. The recognition
of the city to this trio of experts took 'the
shape, through Councils, of a vote of thanks
for their services to the gentlemen by whom
these services . were so considerately per
formed. Elaborately engrossed upon parch
ment, and enclosed in rich frames, bearing
the seal - of the city,to each gentleman has just
been presented a copy of the resolutions in
question. The testimonials are fitted to take
the shape of heirlooms.
—A monster excursion party went down to
Atlantic Clty this morning. It filled nineteen
cars. — The
party w - a - nifittipbse - diiftlre - Stintlay
•chools, congregation and friends of St.
George's P. E. Church in West Philadelphia.
Doctor Mundy personally attended to geeing
everybody comfortable. The liberal notions
of these folks from'St. George's were illus
trated in every detail of arrangement for the
occasion. Not satisfied with one band,, they
took with them two. The idea of expecting
sufficient amount of wind for music for nine-
teen car-loads of people out of a single " band"
was evidently to the managers of this excur
sion an unreasonable expectation. In this
connection we are glad to record that such a
business as the Camden and Atlantic Railroad
is now doing it never did before. Its locomo
tives and its officers are alike badly over
worked. Doctor Mundy, for the first time in
his life, is waning thin.
—The " Carnival" Bal Masque at the Sea
View Excursion House, Atlantic City, comes
off next Wednesday evening. It is in no sense
of the term a catch-penny affair. It was gotten
up in conjunction with prominent citizens or
Philadelphia, by officers of the road. Magnifi
cent music will be present on the occasion.
The dancing-ball will be beautifully decorated.
To give special éclat to the occasion, Doctor
M undy will appear in hymenial costume. The
supper will be in all respects Apiclan'. The
time required by fast train, leaving this city
to-morrow morning and afternoon, to whisk
you to Atlantic City, is little more than two
hours.
—A citizen of Liberia (colored, of course:
passed through this city this morning. He
was accompanied by three daughters. Their
mother is sleeping her last sleep. He was op
his way to Oberlin, - Ohio, to give to his
children that education that qhristendom iii
America denies them elsewhere. Upon him
the heats that so terribly wilt us produced no
effect whatever. Ou the contrary, the 010
gentleman presented all that appearance in
coolness that is realized infitsting the pulp (it
a cucumber.
—The niad dog excitement has pretty will
subsided. At this time last year every nu
muzzled dog that went home alive went home
with. an extra.hole in the side ()fills head. This
,ame policemen that then shot at every um
muzzled dog that passed them are now saving
their ammunition for other purposes.
—Beck's Band Bay Excursion next Monde}
wit be the finest ever given. The steamer
will stop in New York for two hours. This 1:-
an hour and a quarter longer than ever suet,
excursion party have previously tarried. l'l.i
steamer will pass Long Branch, giving to
ticipants a leisurely view of that r,.itside
dise. It will pass the educated landscape
Staten Island, round New York harbor, int
ascend the Hudson up to the Palisades. Stmt.
an excursion is "a thing of beauty ;" as a n •
cessary sequence, irrespective of Kettv..,it wit
he " a joy forever." The magnificent music dt
Beck is also to be taken into prominent con
Aderation. At the present prices of druivi an•
medicine, the cheapest way of stiffening on , •
pine] marrow and getting up an appetite
hat of a saw-mill is to accompany the exen r
, ion party of Beck's Band on Monday next
THE CITY CHARDS ENCADIPMENT.—C rod ,
preparations are being mado for the enii4rup
meld of the Third Regiment N. C „philailid
phia City Guards,' at Reading. for seven
commencing August 6. John Fohr, of Read
haslbeen appointed sutler for the camp
Col. Mulholland issued an order this morni , e 2
giving the details of the dutins.to it
at the camp, which is to he known " Canip
McClellan."- ;: orde
‘ -- The commanding officer urges v
member who feels a pride intim re , .ff!)101)1
conduct himself ill such a a - Oit:Ler daring the
time of the encampment az, to reflect creill
upon the organization."
HOME STOLEN.—A• dun horse Ir,i 'hands
high, with a brown stripe duwli
hir4 bank, WaY
litolen from a patiture field on tiin Linituout
road; near Christ Church Hospital. The
animal belongs to A. Reimer, proprietor ut
the Park carriages, and Li valued at 8204.
LAncENY.—James P. Perry Wks arrested in
this city by the autlioritieti of Trenton on the
charge of the larceny of a diarriond broach
from a lady. Ile in Icelced up tit the ( lelititel
btation 1,-ir
PHILADELVIIIA . E VENING BULLETIN SATURDAY JULY'3O, iB 0. .
CITY MORTALTTY.—Thonumber of inter
ments in the city for the week ending at noon
to-day was 611, against. 399 the sdme perfo
last year. Of the whole number 231 were
adults and 380 children-266 being under one
- year of age; 329 were males; 282 females ; 199
oovs and 181 girls.
1 - he number of deaths in each Ward was
First 21 Sixteenth
Seconu 22 Seventoonth.
Third 19 F,ialiteentli.,
Fpuy.lla 23 Nineteenth,
Sevghth 19 enth 83.
Ei
Ninth. ' 10
Tenth 23'
Eleventh ' 131
Twelfth 14.
Thirteenth, 7
Fourteentn. • 19
Fifteenth 40,
The principal causes of. death were: Apo
plexy, 7; congestion of the brain, 28; con
sumption, 48; convulsions, 35 ; diarrhcea, 18;
disease of the heart, 13; debility, 27.; scarlet
fever, 8 ; typhoid fever, 9 ; inflamitation of
the lungs, 6; inflammation of the stomach and
bowels, 9; maraswus, 28; old age, 16; cholera
infantum, 172 ; relapsing fever, 6;- coup de
soleil, 15 ; cholera morbus, 10; whopping
cough, 7 ; inflammation of the . brainil6.
REMOVING TIIE WALLs.—The Building In
specters visited the scene of the recent lire to
the Pennsylvania steam sugar refinery,Crown
and Race streets, yesterday afternoon, and or
dered the immediate removal of the danger
ous wall on Race street. Men were at once
set to work, and operations were continued
vigorously during yesterday afternoon and
to-day. It is expected that by this evening
Race street will be sufficiently cleared to
permit the resumption of travel.
DISIIONEST Coon.—Mary Roach, employed
as cook in the restaurant in the New York de
pot, in West Philadelphia, was arrested yes
terday for the larceny of knives, forks, coffee,
tea, and various other articles. Some of the
stolen property was 'found t in her trunk, and
was identified by Mr. C. V. Feddersin, the
proprietor of the restaurant. Mary was taken
hPfore Alderman Randall. and was committed
for trial.
IN SEARCH OF HER UNCLE.—Mary MC-
Maims, aged 15 years, came to thitt city from
Ireland at the solicitation of her uncle, James
Winmorner. Since her arrival in' this city
Him has not been able to find her uncle. Air.
Simmers, Proprietor of a hotel adjoining the
West Philadelphia Pollee Station, has tempo
rarily taken charge of the girl.
ALMOST STAM.VED.—.I:IIIIeS Rogers w,as
found at Fairmount Park yesterday in a
crippled condition. He was-evidently:
r
ing from rheumatism. He had been lying iti
the Park for two days without anything to
eat and unable to get any assistance: Captain
L M. Chasteau. of the Park 'Guard, sent the
man to the Almshouse.
A NOT HER D if ran IS Fritz; another of
the members of the Philadelphia 'lose Com
pany, who was injured at the late fire at th.
Pennsylvania Sugar Refinery, died this morn
ing at four o'clock at the Pennsylvania Efo.-
-phal. He was married, and resided-On Ninth
street, below Ellsworth.
Iricrri.No TO RioT.—Thoulai Small was ar
rested last evening at Twentieth and Race
streets for kicking up a row. He was held to
answer.
SUDIMERNIGHT'S FESTIVAL.-A grand sum
mernight's festival will be given by the San
izerliund at Wissahickon Park, on- Ronda:,
next, and the grounds will be brilliantly . and
handsomely illuminated. There will also h
a s !sleuth dilisplay_o_fli re_works,Reftershment,
will-be served by Mr. John Misch, proprietor
of the Park. The Philadelphia,-Germantown
and Norristown Railroad Company will run
hmirlv.trains from ..Ninth and Green streets
from !?, P. M. until midnight, and the Park can
also he reached by the-Fairmount , steatner ,
and the Ridge Avenue Passenger Railway
CATS,
DOTY'S 'WASHING MACHINE has been before
the public now for several sears, and has had
a full and fair trial in innumerable households
We have had one of them in use in out
family from the first day of their public sale, -
and it gives us great pleasure -to-bear testi
tuony of theirgreat. excellence, use and value.
They perform all the work that is claimed for
them by the makers, and all who have nsed
DoiY's `Alachine say that they would not 'be
- without- it-fer-a-thousand-dollars,--€Thcago;
///., Tribune.
THE USE or THE Bedford Street-Baths, is in
creasing to a gratifying degree, as the follow
ing figures show. On Wednesday, July 27th,
175 women and 225 girls used the baths; on
Thursday the 28th, 75 men and 212 boys cleaned
themselves at the establishment, and yester-.
day a large number of females availed them
selves of the privilege. These baths are even
more popular than the new free baths on the
Delaware. After cleanliness we may look for
Godliness.
FASHIONABLE WATERING-PLACES.—Choice
confections and fine chocolate are indispensa
ble at the fashionable watering-places. The
best and greatest variety are to be obtained
directly from the great manufacturers, Messrs.
Stephen. F. Whitman Sr, Son, southwest
corner of Twelfth and• Market streets.
31 ARKS OF DISTINCTION.
When a men is always sitting by 'the fire he may be
looked upon as a grate man ; and ho ought likewise - fr,
be regarded Elsa clever musician, from the fact of his
,enstantly poring over the bars. Should he raise his
feet to an angle of forty-five degrees, you may consider
him a man of aerated understanding. But should he in
cline to use the poker, he is undoubtedly of rakish pro.
penalties. If he purchase his supplies of coal from
Messrs. hirrciiEtt. k Wnoni, the extensive dealers at
the N. B. 'corner of Ninth and Girard avenue, you ma)
rest assured he is a wise man, and one who knows where
to get a good article. Let the example of such a man be
M=MEZifiE
Twentieth.—
Twenty-trot,
Twenty-geeoluL
Two My-fourth.
Twenty-filth
Twenty -Amtn.: -.. .
Twenty-seventh.
r Wanly -eiglalt
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CITY ROTICES.
WE WILL oppu 011 Saturday with an erain
now lot of dark F reen mixed Cheviot 810 scan. The
public are invited to call and examine them at Co
Urown Stone Hall of EocKaiLL fi wiLsoN, Nos. 603 am
605 Chestnut street.
JUST RECTIVED
AT
HERE'S CHINA HALL.
NO. 1218 CHESTNUT STREET,
A LAIC' E ASSORTMENT UV
WitITEPARIAN CH Ira. VA9ES t.
ALL fitzlis
AND ALL Parcr.F;
JA - ST EECEIVED
AT .
Krnn's CHINA HALL,
No. 1.:18 CHESTNUT STREET,
A isAltG3..: ASSORTMENT OF PERT
FINE DEL'..RATr.D DINNER. AND TEA SET-,
ALI, PRICES.
(; LASSES.
El; tiv:r.,, STAN-0110T WATER
K CIILNA BALL,
)2:6 CHESTNUT STREET.
A 1,.1E , ;E ASSORTMENT
OF VERY
F ENsiLISII 1)E( DRAT ED CHAMBER WADE,
AT
CHINA HALL,
rAti rre r STREET,
Al.l. Pn
.
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n•rn,uny and n gokersi map ~t LUro ps,on ono large atiee'j•
pl I's Lin•ne UlliVerf3lll Atlas, the supori•
ority of which needs no conuovnts ; will be rawly in the
.4 the week. Copies will be mailed upon
rucvitl of prie,e—rn cents... Chas,. Deallver, Book and
Met) Pol , ltsber, 122.0 eheattatt eireet, Philadelphia
iornee of C. D's publicat inns mailed, free, upon ap_.
LATEsT FAstito NAIILE BEVERAGE.--
tut nichinp stnre in this cltr advertises a new style
tbe test' faelthor for the throat." Tilly q) .
be al. tritest at' I. for •the outside of that orettn, but a
fur :the side has . juPt!como up whtelLts twice
644 , ,Fit!Ari-foiiriti-out-thrct-hic NUMMI%
S , ll 1W 0 , 11 intproveß noun water, and everybody Reg ‘IIIMINIII
111 the firranerentent. Although &tallow hat conservative
I.y wool e, aro not op trotted to progress, and cancel v
i oft it inur solemn dtity; na a public Journalist, to 4 4( 1 .- r •
tato whether Schnapp,t Beta Water was a proper
to be - recotemended to our - sulmerlbera, - walrkid it. Tir ,
revolt may , 110 stated In a tow ante. The IL ixt ore Is
gem' to take, and if our at , ttintrh•le tilts etemacha In
general it i covers vial to that part of the human or
attnization._ I'lrtally.and to conclude, "it touches the
right Spot."--B..llday Cotir frr, .
- -
ACOEY'H VIGITY LOZ E NGES. Highly reCOlll
- lcw ACII.ITY I.F Tlf STOMAVII.
FLATIMKNCY AND INDIGEHTIOri . ;. No. 917 011E61'1.MT
Streot. . • •
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iln4 doll , htfitl uud eitiviAoll , i rclnedieo evor digrovernil
r.. nrtnc the VRTIOV4 illtl yonug
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- ROACIIER. - ANTS; MOSQUITOE a AND
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POW DER.: 917 CHESTNUT Weet. •
DELICIOUS COLD SODA WA'TER AT . BAKES',
1100 Ancu sr.
PIIALON'S "VITALIA," for the flair ; can be
found everywhere. It is clear and has. no sediment.
This wonderful preparation 113'PHALON'S VITALIA, OR
NALVATIoN FOR THE HAIR. Poured on the hands it
lea% es no stain. It is, nevertheless, the most effective
article of its °het, over advertised. Sold by all dvggists
and fancy goods dealers.
20
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TOURISTS CONTAINING TIER MOST APPROVED REMEDIES.
.PRICE ONE DOLLLAR. 1100 ARCS STREET.
BROWN'S ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.
article is now deemed indispensable in hot
weather. As a gentle and healthful stimulant ginger
has no rival ; and In the peculiar form in which it pre.
pared by Mr. Frederick Drown, at the northeast corner
of Fifth and Chestnut streets, It Is at once convenient
end palatable. Those who design making voyage Soy
land or water shouldnot be without the essence.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND (JATAREB
treated with the utmost success, by J. Isascs, M. D..
and Professor of Diseases of the Eye and Ear (his speci
alty) in the Medical College of Pennsylvanian Years ex
perience, N0..805 Arch street. Testimonials can be seen
at hie office. The medical faculty are invited -to ac
company their patients, as ho has no secrets In his prac
tice. Artificial eyes inserted without pain. No charge
for examination.
STRAW HATS.—Messro. C. Oakford Sons
in the Continental Hotel, announce that they have re
ceived another lot of those One Dollar Straw Hats. The
greatest bargains ever offered in America.
OFF FOR THE SEASIDE.—
But before you go, call upon SLOAN; 80011ittrket street.
Be brie an infinite variety of Bathing Dresden, Oil Cape,
Straw Hata, Leather Botta, etc., for Ladles, Gentlemen,
DI issesaduatera and Children.
LADIES can find every description of' Corsets
nt HOPKINS' Hoop Skirt, Corea and Ladles ',Under-gar
moot Emporium, 111.6 Clieqtnnt stroot.
LADIES going to the country or seaside
Should procuro ono of those
Blogant and cheap Sundowns from
eaavon b. 14 and 836 Chestnut street
CORNS, Bunions, Inverted 'Nails, skillfully
treated by Dr. J. Davidson, No. 915 Obostnut street.
Charges moderate.
t§triturcar. INSTRUMENTS and druggists
Sicownim Si BROTUER,
23 amnia Eighth street.
- POEITICA - L - NOTICES
(0° 1870. 1870.
SHERIFF,
WILLIAM It. LEEDS.
Jol6 tl ocl2rp§
)z,, • HEADQUARTE,RS. UNION .-.•RE
PUBLICA N CITY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
11115 CIiEST.NCIT STREET.
At a It held on Wednesday, July 27, the follow
mg.. among oth-r proceedings was adopted :
Roolv, (1, That the Convention to nominate a condi
b.te liTr Representative of the First Representative Dis
trict be It EtONTI.NF.D , and a Sub-Com:nine , ..f Th,
be sr lected front this City Executive Committee to effect
the pet natnent organization thereof.
In accordance therewith, the Delegates elected to said
Convei.tion kill meet at the S. W. corner of SIXTH and
111.UliEltSON streets, on THURSDAY, August 11, at
to A. M., for the purpose of placing a candidate in tiomi•
nation.
By ordi•r - of the . Iteffiblicaii - City Eicectittvo Cote
mittve-.
Attest
CHARLES W. RIDGWAY,
Vice President, presiding
JOHN McCULLOUGH,
Secretaries.
111.0 HONG.
jy2S-th fs-rtiGt§ •
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
City and County of l'hiladelphia—Estato of H.A
It LET BLAKlSTON,deceas..d.—The Auditor appointed
icy the Court to unlit, settle and adjust the account of
JOHN R. BLAK 'STUN - and PRESLEY .111...1,K.1.5-"TON,
"TON, __Executors of HARRIET- -
re - port -- dgtrililltion of .
, odance in the hands of the accountants. will meet the
'parties interested, for the purposes of hie appointment
I lit RSDAY, August 11, ISM, at 12 o'clock, M., at al.'
taco of HENRY M. DECHERT, ESA, :119 B. Fifth
,treet, in tbesity of Philadelphia. -• Iy3o-83a.th•Sti:
GENTS'. FURNISHING GOODb
Notice to 61-e-ntlemen.
J NO. C. ARRISON,
Nos,l and 3 North Bixtl
Would particularly invite attention to his
Improied Pattern Shoulder-Seam
MADE FROM THE BEST HATEEKAL.
WORK DONE -BY -HAND, '1
7HE CUT AND FINISH OF WHICH CANNO rE
EXCELLED.
Warranted to .Fit and give Satisfaction.
Also, to a largo and well-eejected Stock of
SUMMER UNDERCLOTHING,
CONSISTING OF
Ganze•Merino, Silk, Cotton Undershirts
and brawers,
BESIDES
HOSIERY. GLOVES, Etc.
nol2 t to cv 1Y11)
The Latest London Made-up Scarf,
THE "BEAU IDEAL."
,LW. SCOTT & CO.,
No. 814 CHESTNUT STREET
A CASE O 1 NEW STYLE
FRENCH= SHIRTINGS
JUST RECEIVED.
fall w fm
1316 CHESTNUT STREET. 181 C
JOHN M. GARDNER
Offers an Entire New Stock of
SPLENDID
•
- FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERI
NEW IN DESIGNS.
RICH IN (VITALITY.
EINE IN FINISH,
AND LOW IN PRICE
the above points being well appreciated, Induce me
keep these facts before tho people that I may cent in Tl ,
to receive their patronage, promising prompt attentim
to all orders entrusted to me,
jeS-w f DI FP tl mhl •
CORNELIUS & sow
RETAIL SALESROOMS,
821 CHERRY STREET,
CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS, tkc
SUPERIOR STYLES AND FINISH
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL_
We have no Store or Salesroom on
Chestnut Street,.
jylll w f m2mrpg,
MiMEN
LEGAL DI oTicEs.:
SHIRT.
FURNITURE.
GAS - FIXTUREN;&C.
knoin.loAn:J:orl
CORNELIUS & SONS.
From 40 . 4= to 530 Walnut Street.
CONNCTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO.
ASSETS OVER $.30,000,000.
WALTER H. TILDEN, General Agent.
530 Walnut Street (Opposite Independence Square).
fu- Medical examiners'in attendance and every facility for effecting insurance immediately
and to any amount. Agents and all others having risks to -place dealt with in the moist liberal
manner.. KM
jy26 6trpti
EIDIANCIAL.
7 E'er Cent. Gold
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,
COUPON OR REGISTERED,
FREE OF V. 6. TAX,
ISSUED BY THE
Burlington,•
Cedar Rapids and Min
nesota R. R. Co.
We are still offering a limited qualitity for sale
- ,
AT 90 AND INTEREST.
INTEREST PAYABLE MAY AND NOVEMBER.
• J. EDGAR THOMSON
CHARLES L. FROST,' Trusts r.
These bonds hare ISO years - to run, are convertible s)
the option of the holder - into the stock of the Compel))
at par, and the - payment of the - principal is provided fm
-
by' a sinking fond, The convertibility privilege at
Cached to these bonds cannot fall to cause them at nr
distant day to command a market price considerably
above par.
Thegreater part of the road fs already completed, ant
the balance of the work is rsoidiy progressing.
The present advanced condition and large earxiinge of
the road I.nm:tut if, in unhesitatingly recommending
these bonds to investors as, fu every respect, an un
doubted security.
Upited States Five-tweutlea, at present prices, only re
"Olin five per cent. Interest, while these pay eight ant
one quarter per cent in Gold; and we regard the security
equally gong.
The Cetspronyyeserve the right without notice to ad
Vance the price.
HENRY CLEWS & CO•,
32 Wall Street. New York.
HERTZ & HOWARD, Philadelphia.-
.
BOWEN & FOX, it
TOWNSEND WHELEN & CO., "
DE HAVEN & BRO., 64
BARKER BROS. &
_ir611:9.1
LEHIGH CON' .
- PerTent - --F' irst-Mortgage Gold-Loan,.
• -- • .
Free from all Taxes.
• We offer for Side 81.7710.000 of the Lehigh Coal and
Navigation Company's pew First Mortgage 81. t
Cent. Gold Donde, free from all iiiee.liiterestdue March
and September, at 'NINETY (90) and interest in cur
repo , added to date-of purchase..
These
These bonds are of a mortgage loan of esmopoo,datwi
•October 6 18.69. They bare twenty-are 0.5) Ygars tp
run, and are convertible into stock at par until - 1279.
Principal and interest payable in gold.
They are secured by a first mortgage on 5,600-acres of
coal lands in the Wyo7nini - TViilley, near - Wilkesbarre,
present producing at the rate of r.:00,000 tons of coal per
annum, with works in progress which contemplate a
large increase atriu_early period, and also upon valuable
Real Estate In this city.
A sinking fund of tea cents per ton upon all oal taken
Triirwtlil , relfiffie - rfe — r - tri leartftand-of-tfti-en teas.-per:
ton thereafter, is established, and The Fidelity, Insur
ance,.Trust. and Safe :Deposit. Company, Abe _Trnstees
under the mortgage, collect these some and invest them
In these Bonds, agreeably to the provisions oft be Trust •
For full particulars, copies of the mortgage, &c.
apply to
W. H. NEWBOLD, NON & AERTSEN,
C. it H. RORIE,'
E. W. CLARK & CO.,
JAY COOLIE it CO.,
DREXEL de CO.
iY 111 mi
JAY COOKE & CO.,
Philadelphia, New York and Washington,
BANKERS,
AND .
Dealers in Government Securities.
attention given to the Purchase and Bale of
Bondi+ nig.l httocks ou Commission, at the Board of Bro
kers in this and other cities.
IN7 ER ES7 ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS.
COLLECTIONS MADE ON ALL POINTS.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD
RELIABLE. RAILROAD BONDS FOR. INVEST
MEN 2.
Pamphlets and.fuli information given at our office.
No. 114 S. Third St,reet,,
PHILADELPHIA.
mb29-tf IT •
UNITED STATES SECURITIESI
BOUGHT, SOLD AND EXCHANGED
ON
MOST LIBERAL TERMS.
(3 - CO Li 3IE)
Bought and Sold at Market Rates.
•
COUPONS CASHE D.
PACIFIC RAILROAD BONDS
' BOVGIIT AND SOLD.
STOCKS
Bought and Sold on Commission Only
Accounts received and Interest allowed on Daily
Balances, subject to check,' at sight.
1
, rw I A
e l - 1.,' 4 ,1 Utt 4.ttlini
i A '.
V -'‘ 3 .---AN ' I
L . 4U...re
40 South Third
PIIILADELPRIAL,
SIO 000 $15,000, $20,000 TO INVEST
~y28.3t• I°linritaltige.Y7UV)Oilut
RE,MOVAL
NEW BUILDING,
TO TRUSTEES AND EXECUTORS.
Thu cheapest Investment authorlzeil by law are the
General Mortgage Bonds of the
Pennsylvania It. R. Co.
APPLY TO
• UNITED STATES HOTEL
ATLANTIC CITY; N. J.,
.___Will_openlor_the.reception of-Oximis ou_SA.TI 7 ' DA
-3 ono 2.6, with a
Reduction of Twenty Per, Cent. in th
Price of Board.
Music tinder the direction of Profeseor hl. V. Al do.
Term., 6'20 per week.
Verrone desiring to engage roome will address
BROWX d WOELPPER. Proprietors,
-- ATLANTIC CITY,
Or No. SITEICLIMOND Street, rhiladalPhia.
jel w I ni tout
FINANCIAL.
NOTICE
D. O. WHARTON SMITH & 00.1
SIMMERS AND BOOKER%
No. 121 S. THIRD. STREET.
SUMMER, RESORTS
Congress 11a11 ,
CAPE MAY, N. J.,
Opens, Jame let. Closes, October IM.
TERMS—e 3 trper day June and &plenaVer. el 0
per day July and August.
The new wing la now completed.
Murk and Simon Hasaler'a full Military /land and Or
cheetra of 20 pieces.
Applications for Boutin, luldr,ese
Jr. P. CAKE, Proprietor.
apl6 19 2".28 20 tt end tatag
LORETTO SPRINGS.
.
Loretto piprlngs,_ Cambria County, Pa.,
_ m - cipf.ned on the FIFTH of JULY.
--For-Ctrularrand-other - informatioilrAdirriisiCE - As --
above.
YnAnis A. GIBBONS, Proprietor.
in tf
BCHAUFLER'S • HOTEL,
- -
nebula lUeation ou ti.e withstn A No. 1 table,
and the best attention pot to its g u ests. Eighty tine
eleepinkt hambere. with beds. otc.outmorpassed. - •
'ALOI4 SCif A UFL MR, Proprietor.
BROAD -TOP . MOUNTAIN" HOUS E
Broad• Top, Huntingdon countf, Pa. New oPon
T. P.EAithON, Proprietor.
- 10"31 - Alicr - N 4- 13 1 4 1 M;AICTI - C -7--- HOTELl,
.0.1. CA PE MAT. Be built nce the late tire, and
ready for Guests. Open during the year. Is directly
on the Bea-hlicire, with the beat Bathing Beach of the
Cape.
Terms for the Summer: es LO per day, and 821 to
per week.
-,ooach_frout.the Pepot.Free.._ No Bar. _
JOHN McSIAETN, ---
Proprietor.
my24:tu th a3m6
SEWING MAGni.NES.
'..r H E
WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING MACHINES,
The Beet end sold on the Easiest Torun.
PETERSON ii, CARPENTER )
914 CHESTNUT STREET.
to to th lyrp
PRINTING:.
A. C. BRYSON & CO.,
A. C. BRYSON & CO.,
A. C. BRYSON & CO.,
A. C. BRYSON do CO.,
A. C. BRYSON & CO.,
A. C. BRYSON & CO.,
A. C. BRYSON & CO.,
A. C. BRYSON & CO.,
607 Chestnut St. & 604 Jayne St.
607 Chestnut St. & 604 Jayne St.
607 Chestnut St. & 604 Jayne St.
607 Chestnut St. & 604 Jayne St.
607 Chestnut St. & 604 Jayne St.
607 Chestnut St. & 604 Jayne St.
607 Chestnut St. & 604 Jayne St.
607 (Mutant St. t 604 Jayne St.
(Bulletin 'Buildini, P en Philatlelphia)
took and Jo ton.
Book and Job Printers.
Book and Job Printers,
Book and Job Printers,
Book and Job Printers, -
Book and Job Printers,
Book and Job Printers,
Book and Job Printers.
Workmen Skillful.' Prices Low.
Workmen Skillful, Prices Low.j
Workmen SkillfuL Prices Low
Workmen Skillful. Prices Low.
Workmen Skillful. Prices Low.
Workmen Skillful. Prices Low.
Workmen Skillful. Pricee Low.
Workmen S kil
IVlfuE l.
MI A TRIAL. Pricer
G
GIVE US A TRIAL.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
GIVE US A TRIAL. 4
GIVE ITS‘.i TRIAL.
• GIVE US A
GIVE US A' ,TRIAL.
PIANOS.
' - - - - ITT
°Mr 6156 a
STEINWAY: & SONS'
,
Grand Square L and, Uptight,Pianos.
Special attentionie called to their uow
PATENT UPRIGHT PIANOS
•
with Double Iron Frame, Patent Roaonator, Tubular
Metal Frame Action, ,tc., which are inatchlosa in Tome
and Touch, and unrivaled in durability,
WASEROOMS,
N,o. 1000 CHESTNUT STREET.
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