HIIiHNESS NOTICSB.
Geo, Meek Co.'s Grand, Square outs
Upright Pianos. Pianos to rent. J. B. GOULD,
my2B s w No. 929 Chestnut street_
• Conrad Meyer. Inventor and Biarmine
tarer of the celebrated Iron Frame Piano, has receivud
the prize Modal of the World's Great Exhibition, Lou
don, England. 'The highest prizes awarded when .and
wherever exhibited. Warerooms,722Arch street.
Established IMO. . mul smwtfl
CITY=BITLI;TIN
State , or Thermometer This Day at tar
Bulletin Office.
10S. 8........78 deg. 12 M....... 82 deg. 2P. M 86 dtg.
Westber_clear—Wind-Southwest------
LOCAL CnownEn.—Among the arrivals in
this city, this morning, was a millionaire
Celestial from San Francisco. He left Shang
hai in the year 1.857. His entire capital con
sisted, at that moment, of a pair of linen
breeches, a Cantonese toga and a pistareen.
He started business in San Francisco in the
capacity of a Iwasherman. !From that he
rose to the dignity of a dealer in old iron.
What we now learn is that he occupies a pro
minent position not only as an iron merchant
but as a progressive in general. With his pig
tail the gentleman long since parted. He now
does his promenading attired in the costume
of a Parisian count.
_ . .
—The peach crop is now coming rapidly in.
For choice fruit the price to-day is from $3 to
$8 GO per basket. People who buy in frac
tional quantities pay considerably more. Wa
termelons are .arriving in abundance. They
retail at from 30 to 50 cents each. The ordi
nary muskmelon is sold at 35 cents per basket;
for selected cantelopes the price is from SI to
*1 50.
—The indications of a heavy fall trade are
pleasantly apparent. Thb sidewalks in Front
street, and other walks of the more ponderous
commerce, are literally blockaded with bales
and packing-daseS. To people Who confine
themselves to the_ promenades an occasional
peep at Front and Water streets - might prove
of interest. It would show to them that while
Chestnut street is comparatively deserted, our
commission houses are literally hives of ac
tivity and bustle. .
--The public bathing-houses are public bless
ings. That cleanliness is next to godliness is
in nothing more strongly exemplified than in
the improved morale, since the establishment
of these baths, in the vicinity of what has long
been set down as " the Five Points" of Phila
delphia. In these pools people now plunge
•daily who, in all their previous lives; •had
never realized the luxury of leisurely Immer
sion. To the founders of these baths the grati
tude of their beneficiaries must be exceeding
pleasure. The male, if disposed to perform
ablution, may do so elsewhere; the female
cannot. To the latter these baths are a bless
ing ,_of whi ch the map itud e_can_be _told only
by the unfortunates by whom it has never
previously been enjoyed. _
—Among the shrewdest business men in ex
istence are those who have made fortunes by
the sale of patent medicines. •In view of the
increased circulation of newspapers in conse
quence of the present " unpleasantness" in
Europe, the advantages of advertising are in
creased in precisely direct ratio. That for
tunes are realized by the sale of remedies for
specific maladies is not. so much because of
their value as because of the enterprise of
their proprietors in keeping them before the
--publie.---If the-proprietor otthe-Flummix Bit
ters rides in his carriage while Mr. Poplin
_walks_o_n_a_clut4y_ingliroad, the X eason is that
DoctorFlunimix•knows the value of adver
tising, and that Mr. Poplin doesn't.
--The temperature of to-da ~ like that of
yesterday, is in all respects greeable. Soda
fountains are now taking az mparative rest.
Paper collars are taking otcouragement. A
week ago the same circlet t at in half an hour
was reduced to pulp now lasts an entire day.
People who have survived the late heated
- term are justified- in-looking-back upon it With
a shudder. .
—The excitement concerning the war iu
Europe is strongly intensifying. So much was
this the case-that-many Prussians,..in this city,
-think-themselves-unable-to-work. To various
manufacturing establishments this state of
things involved perturbation and annoyance.
Instead of waiting for tidings as given through
the medium of the EVENING BULLETIN, these
patriotic Prussians spend their time in the
vicinity of Bank street. They do this for the
ostensible purpose of getting at the latest des
patches received by Mr. Charles Vezin, of the
Consulate? of Ptussia. The German wine
houses-to-day are doing an -unusual business.
What is true of the German wine
houses is true also of the cans fre
quented by our friends the French. That
Louis Napoleon is successfully inveigling his
enemy into the terra incognita of interior
France is the almost unanimous opinion of
the friends of France. The pretty general
opinion even of Frenchmen, is that no tears
would be necessary even if the Orleans
dynasty should be restored. With largely
varied observation our reporter is bound to
record one fact. He does this for the benefit
of future historians,and for the integrity of
history in general. The fact in question is that,
in this brotherly-loving city, the war at pre
sent waging is regarded as a war brought
about by the ambition of a single individual.
That the name of this individual is Louis Na
poleon is the culminating point.
—The United States Marshals complain of
dullness in their professional business. The
fees of these gentlemen are dependent upon
the amount of the business that they do. The
cream of the professional employment seems
to be skimmed by the gentlemen in the secret
service of the United States. At intervals
these gentlemen capture some "lean and
hungry Cassius." The Cassitis in question is
trying to keep the wolf front tits door by the
illicit -Manufacture of Connecticut cigars.
Illicit distillation is broken up. For this rea
son, at the rooms of the U. S. Government,
over the Post-Of - Ike building, the employe
are now studying Dickens with interruption
not even amounting to annoyance.
DEATH OF AN OLD MERCHANT.—WiIIiani
Bay, Esq., the senior partner of the well
known house of Ilay S.:, McDevitt, died this
morning, at his residence in South Eleventh
street. Mr. Day was out driving on Monday.
apparently in his ordinary health, but was
seized on that day with a stroke of paralysis,
which resulted fatally this morning.
Mr. Day was a native of the Northern
Liberties,descended from one of the old Quaker
families of Philadelphia. Dilting Many years .
of his life he was engaged in mercantile busi
ness in Delaware county, but returned to his
native city in 18.50, and has been actively en
gaged for the last twenty years in the do
mestic commission business, at the head of the
-house 01 Day & McDevitt.
Few men enjoyed the esteem and cone
(-hence of their fellows in a higher degree that]
did " Major" Hay, as he was familiarly called
To a genial manner and generous spirit, le ,
added" the high characteristic of' 11111114.111•
ished integrity, both in his business and per
sonal character, and to his more intimate cir
the of friends he had endeared himself h\
many noble and attractive qualities. Mr
Bay was in the sixty-seventh year of his agt•
SWENDI.E.R.—Mr. John Reimer.
tierman, resoling at No. 230 North Frew
street, a few nights ago met an individual who
gave his name, as Charles Walter, and repre
sented hiu.s,:lf as being a native of Prussia.
poor, and in needy .circumstances. Mr. Rei
mer took the roan home, gave - him lodging
and breakfast, and then introduced him tai
Francisco Luis, a cigar manufactufer.'
latter said that be was always willing to help
people in distress, and gave Walter a pedlar's
license and cigars valued at, .51,0 36, for the sale
of which be °tiered to allow him a good com
mission. The fellow then started off and has
not beenileard of since._.
A PLEASANT - compli
mentary excursion around New York Bay
and up the Hudson, tendered to Prof. Beni.
K. McClurg, leader of the Liberty Cornet
Baud, on Monplay next, will be a very
pleasant affair. Every arrangement will be
made for the comfort, convenience and enjoy
-went of the excursionists during the delight
ful trip. The tickets for the occasion are
being sold rapidly, and as the number is
limited, it might be well for those who desire
to purchase to make early application.
WIFE BEATER.—Matthew Yost, residing at
litand _Ott.e.streetii,__w_aa_riarrested_last
night on the charge of beating his wife. He
Was held iii slci O bail by Alderman 1:41ioe.
maker.
zzaz
- 14LL/GERENT.—Lewis •• Johnson, -coloreqi•
quarreled with another colored man, about
-onie lufsiness matters; last night; at Twelfth
and Market Streets, ,and punched his head
quite severely. Lewis was taken in charge by
a .policeman, and was introduced to Alderman,
.Jones., The magittrate beard the case and
then required Lewis to enter ssop bail to an
swer the charge of assault and batterY.
MAnitEr TlllEVF.9.—Michael Powell was
arrested at the Dock street market for steal
iiikliThagkeref-pOtato-e-A--t--tlre-stun-e—place,
John Schaffer took a basket of plums with
out first making the -necessary arrangements
with the owner. The prisoners had a hearing
before Ald. Carpenter, and. were both held
tor trial on the charge of larceny.
POLICEMAN ASSAULTED.—John Gamble was
arrested, at Thirteenth and Fitzwater streets,
for drunkenness, last evening. lie then
turned upon and beat Policeman McNulty
After a hearing before Alderman Bonsall he
was committed on the charge of assault and
battery.
BLACKJACKING.—.John Keen was- at St.
John and Wood streets last night. He had a
blackjack, and without any provocation what
ever, attacked and struck upon the head a citi
zen who was quietly passing along. John
was arr'sted. He was taken before Alderman
Cahill, and was held in $BOO bail.
FIRE—The alarm of lire about half-past four
o'clock this morning was caused by the slight
burning of the dwelling of Samuel Middleton,
No. 120 North Seventh street. The flames
originated from a furnace in the next house,
and were discovered by Policeman Loan, of
the Fourth District.
SUPPOSED DROWNING.—Lieut. Sinith, of the
El arbor Police, yesterday found at Vine street
wharf, a llossuth hat and a tin dinner kettle.
These articles, it is thought, belonged to some
person who fell into the river and was
drowned.
BAD Boy.,Tames Lynch, aged 16 years,was
arrested yesterday on complaint of his mother.
He, is charged with having stolen from her a
silver watch and chain, a wedding ring and a
gold pencil. He is represented to be • a very
bad boy, and Aid. Pancoast sent him to the
House of Refuge.
ATTEMPTED Rommtv.—This morning, be
tween two and three o'clock, an attempt. was
made to break into the cigar store of Daniel
Baker, No. 1514 Ridge alteuue. The noise
awakened the inmates, and their Movements
scared off the thieves.
POTATO Tatra'.--John Slang was arrested
tifigliiiifning by 'Seftemit Gilchrist; and was
taken before Alderman Tuland on the charge
of thelardeny of a basket of - potatoes from
Front and Vine streets. He was sent to
prison.
FELL THROUGH A HATCHWAY.—RudoIph
Ratelift, residing at Seventh and Wallace
streets, fell through th - e; - hatchway at au egg=
packing establishment., on Callowhill street,
below St. John, yesterday. His head was cut,
and he was otherwise injured. He was taken
to his home.
A SSAULT WITH AN ARE.—Calandra Dtl
bosque was arrested last night upon the charge
of having assaulted with_ au .axe Julius Gib
son at Seventh and Bainbridge streets. She
was taken before Ald. McCloskey, and -was
committed for a further hearing. •
SUPPOSED STOLEN PROPERTY.—Last night
six pieces of gingham, supposed to_bave been
stolen, were found on Broad street. near Fil
bert, and await an owner at the Sixth District
• Police Station:
AcCinENT.---William Miller had a annul,
cut off by a hay-cutting machine at Twenty
fourth and Bucknell streets, yesterday.
FOUR HOURS . AT CENTRAL PARR, NEW
YORK, OR UP THE HUDSON BlN'Ene--On Mors
day next, Augtist-_lBth, Beck's • Philadelphia
Band, No. 1, will give another of the popular
Bay Excursions, leaving Walnutestreet wharf
at half-pest seven o'clock. On the route tin
the Hudson, the steamer will stop at the foot
of Forty-eighth street, landing passengers who
desire to visit Central Park. Passengers who
remain on the boat will . enjoy..,.,the splendid
ride up the river above the famous Palisades.
On the passage down the boat will land at the
foot of Forty-eighth street, to take on pas
sengers from Central Park, and return by the
inside route, around Staten Island. For vari
ety and magnificence of scenery, these excur
sions surpass any for a single day leaving this
city, and the low rates of fare place them
within the reach of the mass of our popula
tion.
MooNmurcr Excuitsrox. Mundy's thir
teenth annual moonlight excursion to Atlan
tic City is announced for Saturday evening,
August 20th, the last boat leaving Vine street
wharf at 8 o'clock. Everybody who has visi
ted Atlantic City knows Mundy, and there
fore his excursions have always been very
popular. For those who cannot spare a mo
ment from business, this excursion comes in
very well, as the train reaches the city on the
return at, 6.30 A. M. on the following Monday
wornialg.
MORE WAR Mgrs.—The thirst for informa
tion about the seat of European war is being
supplied by a series of war Maps, the latest of
which have been issued by Mr. Charles Desil
ver, 1229 Chestnut street. Mr. Desilver issues
three excellent maps of Europe, France and
Germany on one sheet, which will greatly aid
the student of the geography of the present
campaign.
NEW JERSEY MATTERS.
KI L LED HIS FATHER.—About five o'clock
yesterday afternoon the citizens of Berlin, or
Longacoming, and vicinity were thrown into
a feverish state of excitement by the report,
which ran like wild-fire, that a young man,
named .Tohn C. Ware, had committed a hor
rible murder by shooting his father, James A.
Ware, instantly dead. Threats of.applying
Judge Lynch to him immediately passed from
incuth to mouth, but when the scone - OT'
foul murder was reached the perpetrator of it
had fled. .Search was instituted, the environs
scoured, but be could not be found. Tele
graphic information describing the murderer
Was sent to Camden, and the authorities at
once stationed a.force at the different ferries
to prevent his crossing, should he make the
attempt. About one o'clock this morning he
came down Federal street in an apparently
inMoneetned manner, and was arrested by
Oilieer Ayres and committed. He is about
twenty-two years of age. No cause has, thus
Mr, been assigned for the terrible act. The
murdered man was a quiet and peaceable
neighbor and very industrious. He has
several children.
Bonv licovlinED.—Yesterday afternoon
the holy of Benjamin Souders, the young hi
who was drowned in Cooper's creek on Sun.
day morning, was found in the •Delaware
tie below the mouth of the creek, at Cooper's
Point, where it had been carried by the tore. ,
~f the tides. Coroner Bender held a view anti
delivered it into the care of the mother.
Lut TLE ORPHANS.— Poor little children
were taken to the Soldiers' Orphans' Home
at Trenton, this morning, by Mr. Nicholls.
illy Clerk, whose fathers were killed in the
hattles of the rebellion. The little waifs have
been in the Camden Home for 801110 time.
SEit tors FALL.—A man named Edward
(lit:lord, in the employ of Mr. Erdman, ye::-
terday afternoon, while engaged iu putting a
tin roof on a 11011140 iu Second street, abov. !
Penn, fell to the ground and was injured int er.
tinily very severely. Dr. White attended him
ME BEST arid cheapest advertising tuedituir
the .lippuhir, and !:Ifculates.
weekly, more than any two other. , in York coniity..
----- AJilcctid -- llYan:ii - I'ovxr„
Publiaher.
York, Pau.
TILE PRETTIEST WOMAN IN NEW YORK,
well-known in our fashionable society for
her di.stingue appearance and beautiful complexion,wll3
once a sallow, rougieskinned girl. Chagrined at her
red, freckled face she pitched Into Ham's Magnolia
Balm, and is now as pretty in complexion as. she is
charming in manners, This article overcomeii freckles,
tan, sallowness,-moth-patches, ring -marks, etc.,. and
makes one look ten years younger thah they are. Mug
bona Balm tor a transparent complexion, and Lions
-Kat hairon to znake - the - hair - plentiful luxuriant . - self
and delicate, hare no rivals. The Kat ha iron prevents
hair from turning gray, eradicates dandruff . , not is
the beat and cheapest dressing in the world.
PIMA DELPILLA E VENING BULLETIN, wEDNVA - DT. Y7AUGUST 17,1870.
UITY NOTICES
18 Iv_ MEDICINB?,--A - friend of - ours, who
hails from one of the upper districts of South Carolina.
called at the Pick Office, and among other novelties, he
mentioned "Wolfe 5 Aromatic Schiedam Schaapnii. '
, and stated as a fact, that in his section of the countr) .
nearly all of the physicians, in certain cases, *lion thee
deemed ardent spirits necessary to prolong or save life.
invariably-used-these , "Schnapps," — justly regarding
as the only spirim that could I e ,procitred pure and on
adulterated. lie also stated that this •medicine or
"Schnapps" Ville becoming the only beverage sold eu
the great stage or railroad routes.• lie says those phy •
sicians who have used and analyzed it state that for
diseases such as gravel, gout, rhoumatten, Itte., it is in
comparable.
WHAT A BABY' Is baby is said to
be like wheat, because it is first cradled, then thrashed,
and finally becomes the flower of the fhtnily. lEvery
family should have a baby, a rocking-horse, a sewing
machine,. and a supply of the old, original Boater
Meadow Lehigh Coal, sold bi 111.1Tcuttia, L do
WROTH. at
the northeast corner of INTH ktreOAIKLOIRARD_
avenue. - This colebratad variety of anthracite has ever
been in the highest estimation with: all who have once
titled it. It burns without forming clinker, hence a fire
may be kept up for weeks without rekindUng.
4 ANOTHER MYSTERY SOLVED.— Mienlists
being unable to discover thmingredients in fragrant So-
ZODONT, which removes all 81111110 from - the teeth and
imparts such a peculiar rosiness to the gums, the pub.
lie are hereby informed that it lira preparation front the
Dark of the QtrILLAyA SAPONARIA or Soap Tree of
Chili, imported for the first time into this country for
this special purpose. Such is the purifying and innocu
ous effect of this rare botanical agent, that it removes
discolorations from the most fragile textild fabrics.
without injuring a single thread.
Save and mend the pieces, use " SPALDING'S GLUE."
YOUNG HEADS ON AGED SHOULDERS.—It is
no longer a loathsome task to darken gray hair.
PRALONt3 VITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR HAIR,
affects the change without any unclean accompaniment.
It is a limpid, clear fluid, and has a pleasant aroma.
The number of applications determines the shade. No
sediment, no stickiness, no darkened bottles I
Sold by all dt•uggists and fancy goods dealers. "
FRETTING, NERVOUS CHILDREN, - Often
suffer excessively from Worms; Ponvulsions, as well as
St. Vitus' Dance, are very frequently superinduced by
them, and in consequence of the attending irritation.
other diseases are greatly aggravated, Dr. Jayne's
Tonic Vermlfugeuttorly destroys, worms, and effectually
removes them and the mucus in which they are em
bedded-from the system. while, as a powerful!. Tonic; it
strengthens the stomach and bowels; and assists nature
in Maintaining the body 'in vigorous health. Prepared
only at 242 Chestnut street, and sold everywhere,
POT-HOUSE GRAPES in large clusters, choice
pears and other fruits; also, Jordan roasted almonds,
and French confectionery of Ms own manufacture, at
Yansant's, Ninth and Chestnut.
OFF FOR THE SEASIDE.—
But before you go, call upon SLOAN, 806 Market street.
Be has an infinite variety - of Bathing Dresses, 011 Caps,
Straw Bate, Leather Belts, etc., for Ladies, Gentlembu,
Misses, Masters and Children.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND. CATARRH
treated with-the utmost success, by J. Isa.s.cs. M. D.,
and Professor of DibeaSOS of the Eye and Ear ((his speci •
alty ) in the Medical College of Pennsylvania,l2 years ex
perience, No. sos Arch street. Testimonials can be seen
of his office. The medical faculty are invited to ac
company their patients, as he has no secrettrin his prac
tice. Artificial eyes inserted without pain. No charge
for examination:, -
LADIES can find'every description of Corsets
at OPK loop Start, Corset and Ladies' Under-gar
tuent Emporium, 1116 Chestnut street.
CORNS, Bunions, Inverted Nails, skillfully
treated by Dr. J. Davidson, No. 915 Chestnut street.
Charges-moderate.
STRAW HATS.—Messrs. C. Oakford 3c Sons
in the Continental Hotel, announce that they have re
ceived another lot of those Ono Dollar Straw Hats. The
greatest bargains ever offered in America.
LADIES going to the country or seaside
Should procure ono of those
Elegant and cheap Sundown from
OAK icavu 834 and 8360heatnutetreet
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS and dlTigglSt. ,
sundries.
SSOvenn.N & BROTHER,
23 South Eighth street.
-
Row '3_- EssE Nc OE ,TAmAicA GM'SM
—thi., article is now deemed indispensable in Me
weather. As a gentle -and healthful stimulant ginger
Itano_rival.;. attain the.peculiar iorm ituvhich it ,is pre.
pared billtr.Frederick Brown at the northeast corns ,
of Fifth and Chestnut streets, ft, le at 01100convoaisul
and palatable.
.Those who design making voyages by
land or water should not beAvithout the essence.
MARINE BULLETIN.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA—Aucv6T 17
SirSu Maring.Sutirtin on Disids
ARRIVED THIS DAY:".-
f•teanter 511111 ilk Renear, from New York, with nut>,
to Whit:di, Tatoin Co . -
_ .
Steamer Guiding Star, Illponough,fromNorfolk,with
fnnibrT to captain.
Schr I ( Br), Almeida, 32 days from Rosario, in
ballast to Isaac Bough & Morris.
Schr assa. Kelley, from -New Bedford; with mdse.
Schr li Blackman, Jcnes, from Warren,R.l. with mdse
to White 3: Co.
Schr D Davidson, Smith, from Boston, with mdse.
Schr E B Shaw, Shaw, tram Boston, with ice to cant
Schr F It Baird, Ireland, L days from Boston, with ice
to II inekerbocker Ice Co.
Sear Dolphin, Bose, from Leech Tills, IST. with shin
gles to J R Baskin & Sons.
Behr Joe M Malloy, Russell, 5 days from Boston, with
Ice to Penn Ice Co.
. - .
Schr Jae Ponder. Hudson, from Kennebec, with ice to
knickerbocker Ice Co.
Schr Lena - Hunter. Perry. from Kennebec. with ice to
Knickerbocker Ice Co.
Schr William Tice, Tico, from Kennebec, with ice to
Knickerbocker Ice Co.
Seta Julia Nelsen, Cavalier, Wareham.
Schr Raven's Wing, York, Boston.
Schr Mary Weaver, Weaver, Boston.
Schr L A Babcock, Smith, Boston.
Schr A S Cannon, Cobb, Boston.
Schr Wm Walton, Hunter, Boston.
• Schr S S Godfrey, Godfrey, Boston.
Schr C Belt. Shoe,Richmond, Va.
boarCrookey, Potter, New York.
BELOW.
Off the Lightship, brigs Ida, from Porto Rica, and
Sand Welsn from Boston; off Bombay Hook, schrs Jas
ti , titterthwaite, from Boston, and Nellie Star,
CLEARED THIS DAY .
Bark Ganymedes (Nor), Neilsen, Copenhagen, L Wes
tergaard A. Co.
111EMOSANDA.
Ship City of Hamilton, Phillips, hence for Dantzic
was spoken 25th ult., lat 50, lon 37.
Ship Jas R Keeler, Allenarom San Francisco April 12.
at New York yesterday.
Steamer Virginia (Br), Andrews, cleared at N York
yesterday fir Havre
Steamers China, Macaulay. and Idaho, Price, cleared
at New York yesterday for Liverpool.
. .
Bark J 11 Pearson, Taylor, hence for Stettin, at Hal
singlore 2d Inst.
Bark A ukathor (Nor), Hendrickson, hence at Swine
muncle 30th ult.
. . .
Barks Isabella, Saunders, and KOBIEIIOEI, Wierichs,
hence at Scilly fah Ina.
Bark Desiah. from Boston for this port, was spoken
14th inst. off Nantucket.
Brig Gra, Pedereen,hence for Riga, off Lowoetoft 30th
ult.
brig Blessagiero, Ambrosado, hence at Genoa 2d Inst.
Brig Georgianna Geary, Conklin. hence for Boston.
at Holmes' Hole 14th inst, and sailed again next day.
Brig B Young, Joy, from Bangor for this port, at
Holmes Bole 11th inst. and sailed
Schr J B Perry, Kelly,henee at New Bedford 15th inst.
Schr J Hay, Hathaway. from Wareham for this port,
sailed from New Bedford 1 ith test.
- Schr Mary Price,Ferguson, Danesrille 14th instant
from Lynn, to loa stone for this port.
Schrs S V W Simmons,tWilliaros; J S Weldengrowell,
and American Eagle, Shaw, hence at Providence 15th
Instant.
Solaro D 1 II Read, Ronson, for Ulla port, and Ella Hay,
Ilahkell, for do or Now York, flailed from Providence
lath lost. .
Selir Goddess, Kelley, from Pawtucket for this port,
at Newport PM 13th knit.
Schr Wm McCobb, Robinson, hence for Boston, al
Newport 15th inst
Schrs Annie Y Bergon, Thompson, sail° I from Fall
Bier 14th, and West Wind t Townsend, on the 15th inst,
for this Port." • '
Seim Isabella, Barton, 60 days from. Rio Grande, for
Boston, at Mimes' Bole 13th inst. She sailed Caine day,
returned 14th and sailed again 15th.
SehrP Polls• Price, Townsend; 0 B McFarland, Me•
Farland; Restless, Baxter. from Boston for this port: 3
A Griffin. Kinney. from Small's Landing for do, and
Milton, Eldridge. from Harwich for do, at Holmes' Hole
13111 Inst. awl walled n coin Pith.
SEWING MACHINES.
T H E
WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING MACHINES,
The Beet and 'fold on the Easiest Terms,
PETERSON & CARPENTER,
914 CHESTNUT STREET. \
23 s tn•th lyrp
1 -I .lel AK I S ATLANTIC HOTELIi -
Ilk. CAPE NAY. Rebuilt ainee the late tire; aial
ready for Gueata. Open" during the year.- la- directly
_on the-Sea-More f - with - the - beat - llathinirli:Orthe -
Cape.
Terme for the Summer: el to per day, cud e2l. 00
per week.
Coach from the Depot, Free. No Bar.
JOHN MohIAKIN,
my24.-tu Proprietor.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE, ROSIN AND.
TAII.-664 bbln. Spifits Turpentine; 642 bble. new
Virginia R 081111; 207 bble. No, 2 11.013111; 150 lads, " Wil
tningtou",TarA landing from S. 8. Pioneerf7 and for
sale by El .11 BOW DRY 16 South Front atreof MVP ,
----
CrARDINES. AN INVOICE FIRST
quality :-ardines, from some of the beat houses , inl
Franco ;comprising quarters, tive-eighths, two-thirds,.
whole and triplet boxes,landlng and for sale by JOSEPH.
B. 1111881NR 00., led South Delaware Avenue.
1)OSIN OIL.-500 BARRELS IST, 211 3D
and 4th run Rosin Oil, suitable for Grosse Makers,
Printers' Ink and Painters, For sale by EDW.
ItOWLEY, 16 south Iront, street.
Mtmti - ki======
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LIQUORS, &C
THE PERFECTION OF THE ART
REFINING WHISKIES.
_IMIENER,
Sole Proprietorfor the State of Penna..
OF THE
1 - ,
"P. P." WHISKIES.
This is The only process in operation 7n the State of
Pennsplyania for Relining Whiskies
in "VaccuO."
Nos. 246 S. FRONT STREET
117 DOCK STREtT.
PHILADELPHIA.
It has been clearly demonstrated that all Liquors dis
tilled by the ordinary_ methods contain a very large per
tentage of impurities ; the degree of heat that must ne
cessarily be employed, decomposing, disengaging and
vaporizing all the baneful elements end noxious gases
contained In the mash, which when condensed forth - the
deleterious facet oil so detrimental to life and health.
Consequently Liquors, as ordinarily distilled, are apt,
even when only used sparingly as a stimulant, to create
NAUSEA,SICK HEADACHE, INFLAIIIMATION and
KIDNEY DISEASES ; but, when indulged in to excess,
the result is BRAIN YEYER.DEunium TIIEMENS,
APOPLEXY, INHANITY, &I%
The " P. P." Whiskies; on the contrary, " stimulate
and cheer " without unduly exciting the brain or injur
ing the coats of the stomach. They aro refined trom
the cholceet products of the Cereals in "YACCIni," the
pressure of the atmosphere being reduced froml lbs. to 2
lbs. to the square inch ; consequently a temperature of
only about 90 degrees of beat is required in the operation.
The process is entirely mechanical, no ACIDS, CHAR
COAL, ESSENCES, EXTRACTS, DRUGS OICCHEMI
CALS OF ANY DESCRIPTION BEINO USED—hence
the " P. P." Whiskies Rio riot of ly . delicale in flavoi,
but pure, wholesonio and innocuous as a beverage, re
taining in simple purity the flavor of the cereals from
which they were distilled.
The "P. P." Whiskies have been tested by some of
the most eminent of the Medical Faculty, by Analyti
cal Chemists, and by the best judges of Liquors in the
_Cuited_litates—and_pronounced_goilectfy_i/'.urt and_uthole,
some, and especially desirable for Family use and Medi
cal purposes. - -
Members of the medical faculty, the trade, and the
public generally are cordially invited to call and inspect
the machinery and process, and examine toe liquors,
and the impurities extracted, at the. Refinery and Ware•
rooms, Nos. 246 South FRONT and 117 DOCK Street.
• lIEVNER.-
Rill w f tfrp
WHISKIES. •
Rye, Wheat, Bourbon and Monongahela
WHISKIES, •
The product of the following Distilleries:
"A. & 11. S. Overholt," "Jos. B. Finch,"
Britton & Cu.," "M. Weiss A: C 0.,"
"V. Lippincott." "Lingua S C 0.,"
••Thos: Moore," - ‘• Stanton • Daly 4t - Kern,"
"Lynchburg,""Sherwood,"
"Mt. Vernon," "Old Dominion."
In store and for sale in lots to snit purchasers.
APPLY TO
BROOKE, COLKET & 00. 1
1727, 1729, 1731 and 1733 Market Street.
nun 3mrp
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
Notice to tk entlem.en.
JNO. C. ARRISON,
Nos. 1 and 3 North Sixth St.,
Would particularly Invite attention to hie
Improved Pattern Shoulder-Seam
StIIRT.
MADE FROM THE BEST MATERIAL.
WORK DONE BY HAND,
7HE CUT AND FINISH OF WHICH; CANNOT RE
EXCELLED.
Warranted to Fit and give [Satisfaction.
Also, to a large and well selected Stock of
SUMMER UNDERCLOTHING
CONSISTING OF
Gauze-Merino, Silk, Cotton Undershirts
and Drawers,
BESIDES
•HOSIERY, GLOVES, Etc.
fon fin w 1371)
FINE DRESS SHIRTS,
J. W. SCOTT & CO.,
No. 814 CHESTNUT STREET.
GENTLEMEN'S FANCY GOODS.
, all w f m tfr
FOR SALE.
Desirable large lot of Ground with Brie);
Factory,
S. IF. corner Second ant? Huntingdon Streets.
Lot 250 feet on Second street by 273 feet 6 inell
on Huntingdon street. Possession at once. Will
sold en favorable terms.
LUKENS dr MONTGOMERY,
1033 BEACH Street., above LAUREL.
auli tv 5 ra 121'
In BROWN STONE RESIDENCE E.
FOR SALE,
No. 1922 ARCH STREET.
Elegant Brown-Stone Residence, throe stories at,
31ausard roof ; very commodious, furnished with over ,
modern convenionoo, and built in a very atipoxior
übdtuntittl manner. Lot 26 foot front by 160 foot doer. I
UuthLort street, on which is erected a handsome brie;
Stable and (ioach House.
J. M. GUM HEY at SONS,
mh23 tf 114 733 WALNUT Street.
THE TURPENTINE-27 BARRELS PSI%
Makers"forpentinc, landing from enamor Mai
E
Sanford. For sale by DW. 11. ROWLEY 16 Bonin
Front street an3tl
. {,ZI-.1.111 TB TURPENTINE, TAR ANI
to n061N.-91 barrels Spirits Turpontino, 111 do. Wil
thington, N. 0.; Tar, 929 do. 'Palo and No. 1 Rosin ; 2.5
do. No. 2Nosin, landing from steamsbip-Pionoor.- 14 ,
barrolti:No 2, Rosin, landing 'from steamship TrizaM ,
thous. rim sal& by E R W, Bourn
COTTON -168 BALES COTTONrigyar
landing from Bloomer Wyoming, from Savatmah,
Ga., and for Bale by COCHRAN, RUSSELL & 00.,111
Chestnut street.
QAT:EATI. 3 ITG. FELT.-TEN FRAMES
~J Shoat - nig fox' sale by PHTIIIII,
WU] T & BONS. lla Walnntatrent.
PITULL-1,011 BARRELS [H] •PITUJI
no l / 4 v landing from steamer 4 Pionoer "from Wilming•
'ton N . O ,and for mita by COOLLRAN, lentiELL & CO.
010heabaut etraot
DADS.-2 BALES RAGS NOW 'LAND
JAL, ING from steamer Pioneer, from Wilmington, N,
C.. and for sale by COCHRAN, RUSSELL & ill
Chestnut street. •
It — ICE AND COTTON.-58 CASKS RICE,
.8 Bales Cotton now landing from Htimmor itToim
watlit," from SILVIIIIIIIIII, Ga., and for sato by WWI.
ItAti, 'RUSSELL C0.,111 Chestnut Street.
DRY_DOODS:
LINEN STORE, ,tp
828 Arch Street.
AND
1128 CHESTNUT STREET.
Plain Linens for Snits.
Flax Colored Linens, 23 cents.
Bair Linens, 23 cents.
Fine Limy Linens.
Fine Cinnamon Colored Linens.
Chocolate Colored Linens.
Printed Linen Cambries.
New Printed Linens.
e_Ambroldered Initial Illondlaerchlefe,
Beautiful goods at $1 00 each—every letter in the
alphabet.
Speolal Bargains in &sales' and Gent&
Handkerehlers.
USELESS, CRUEL, BLOODY WAR.
400 ARCH STREET, 400
EYRE & LANDELL,
Ou the flint intimation of HOSTILITIES, went into the
market and bought largely of. GOODS likely to be
Good Black Silks.
Good Plain Bilks.
Good Black Mohair.
Good Black Alpaca,
Mulhausen Prints.
Foreign Woolens.
row Bu
GAS FIXTURES, &t;.
CORNELIUS & SONS'
RETAIL SALESROOMS,
L L t ails
PHILADELPHIA.
CHANDELIERS,
BRACKETS, &c.,
SUPERIOR STYLES_AND=FINISR
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
We have no Store or Salesroom on
Chestnut Street.
CORNELIUS & SONS.
PURCHASERS OF
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS
And the various styles of
Bedsteads, Bureaus, -
Washstands, Wardrobes, &c.,
rinlsheil in imitation of Walnut, Maple or other "hard
woods," and now generally known as " Imitation'
or " Painted " Furniture, are heieby informed . that
eri article of our manufacture is
stamped with our Initials and Trade-
Nark,
And those who wish to obtain goods of our make (there
being, et the present time, numerous imitations in the
market), should invariably ask the dealer of whom they
are purchasing to exhibit our stamp on the goods, and
take no other, no matter what representations may be
made concerning them.
KILBURN & GATES
Wholesale Manufacturers of Cottage Furniture,
No. 619 MARKET STREET.
PIIILADELPELIA.
)025 e m w tarp
1.316 CHESTNUT STREET. 1816
JOHN M. GARDNER
Offers an Entire New Stock of
SPLENDID
•
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY
NEW IN DESIGNS,
BICH IN QIIALITY,
FINE IN FINISH,
AND LOW IN PRICE
The above polote being well appreciated, Induce met
.ieep these facto before the people that I may continue
'0 receive their patronage, proruleing prompt attention
o all order. entrusted to me.
JeS-w I re rp tl mhl
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BARTLETT
FINE CUSTOM-MADE
BOOTS AND SHOES,
MADE ON OUR IMPROVED LASTS,
‘nsuring Comfort, Beauty and Durability.
33 South Sixth Street,
ABOVE CHESTNUT.
dol3•m w f lyro
WANTS.
AVANTED—BY A EIRST-QLASS
Teacher of the Latin and Greek languages. a poet •
ion in school or ,private family, to attend a few hours
eniiy.. Can also teach Arithmetic, A Igebra and Geo
metry. Address T, R. WALKS,, SOO South Eleventh
_ .
PARTNER._(SP_ECIAL
__. -- 7 - preferredtwith7Blo.ooo;"by a Alayktitiltreor.liti=
hlng Blouse, doing vigeed, safe, business. Best of refer-
MRCP/3 as legards business capacity, &e . Address, with
real name," CONFIDENOR," at this office. nun 3t"
\V AN TED—.-BY A YOUNG MAN, A
situation Re Bookkeeper or Clerk. Rae had
--several years practical-experience.- References given -
Address H.." this of ie2t.rp tis
BOARDIN G.
WANTED—BOARD IN A PRIVATE
Fondly for two Adults. Reference exchanged.
Address F. EVENING 'DELWIN Office. - aul7-3r
DISH 011.-50 BARRELS LIGHT-00L
F orod meet Fish 011low-prleod, for sale by EDW
R. ROWLICIT IR Finnith ' Front sarAM
CIIALK.—FORSALE, 180 TONS OF
()bulk, Afloat,' Apply to WORKMAN & 00.,
123 Walnut atr
COPARTNERSIIikr.
The Co-partnership b et ween.
. GEO. E. SAUERMON & &..NORTIi,
Trading as GANDIVE &10.. having expired by limita
tion, the undersigned has removed to the attractive and
convenient store •,
I.O'ZC. CHESTNUT STREET.
where be will continuo Importing, PO118)1114 amf
Dealing in ••
-.Sheet-Mnste-andLalL-ILLudinsicali---
Merchandise. •
Having had the general supervision and managmaent
of the business of the late firm, he hopes; by unremitting
attention, to retain a liberal share of the public pa
tronage, which he respectfully solicits.
P. A. NORTH.
11-11.—nr.-Andre-had-no--Intorest-in-tho-late-nrat--
,
bearing his name.
atil3
•
EDUCATION. •
ROBERT H. , LABBERTON'S '
YOUNG ,T,,ADTES' ACADEMY,
339 and 340 Smith 1111 TEENT7I Street.
Next term commences September 10th. • 'el34m
H. Y. LAUDERBACH'S
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIPIO I AND COMBEBOLAL
AOADEIYIY,
ASSESIBLY BUILDINGS, No. 108 S. TENTEL Street.
- A - Primary, Elementary and FlnlabingStMool: - -
Cir 9
culars at Dlr. Warburton% N 0.430 Uhentuut street.
my GI;
lIALLOWELL SELECT HIGH SCHOOL
for Young Men and Iloys,which
LIAS BEEN REMOVED
From No. 110 North Tenth street, will be opened. on
September 12th, in the now and more commodioni build
ings Nos. 112 and 114 NortbNlntli street. Pleitber effort
nor expense has been spitredirt fitting up the rooms t 4
make this a first•elnos school of the highest grade,
A Preparatory Department connected with the school.
Parents and Students are invited to call and examine
rooms; and - consult - the - Principals; from 2 A.. - 11. to 2 P.
11., after August 16th. GEO, EASTI3IIII,N, A. 8.,
JOHN G. MOORE, H. S.,
Principals.
Miss CARR'S SELECT BO ARtilliG
and Day School for Young Ladles. oe
EILDON SEMINARY, aurora miles from Philitdel-
Tpia, err the North' Pennsylvania' Railroad,' opyosit
York Road Station.
- - .
The uineteenth session will connsence tic ptsisleer 14411
1870. Circulars obtained at the office of .lay Cooke .5:
Co., Bankers. 114 Third street, Yhilitdelnhist,or by ad
dressing the Principal. tillociataltertown .Post•Ofticc,
Montgomery county. Pa. sultir'tnioft
IIgELLEVUE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
1,1 , LADIES, ATTLEBORO, BLIOIi'S COUNTY, PA.
The next echool year commando SEPTEMBEIEt L.
Catalogues and information fluty he had of J. .J. Ura•
hams, Twelfth and Filbert streets; Gilbert Comb's, A.
.. nO3 Marshall street. 13. It. Warrind },:et.,26 North
Seventh street •J. C. Carrigues, 608 Arch street, and
S. A. Putter,'of Cowperthwait .2 Co., N0..628 Chestnut
autl.a w 12t W. T. SEAL, Principal.
I TTENII OLT SE • AC K
JLteltodput and Eighteenth, will begin its aeventnenth
year September ill, hi7o. For circnlart, giving full it,
formation. call at Muir, Nortb•west Ott ettput aid
Eighteenth etreets. au 15-.2u,
LUCIUS BARROW S, Princi pat;
DEBENNEVILLE f '
11111 and Eugllgh School fir Young Ltairo and Chi!.
tlermantown, Pa. ThetwArity-hr•vFoth - 14E.R4141n
v.lll begin tieptember 14, WO. For circulars oddruse th
auls IEIO
I)UGI4YACAI)EMY, FOI YOUNG MEN
AD BOY. IUS -LUCL'HT_-fITBEFT_- - -.
EDWARD CLARENCE tiatITII. A. M., Principal.
This Select School will euter upon its sixth toir - kniri ,
- Prov,d and retitt«.l
with barul.orno furniture. .
Pupils prep:all! for Itt":,INESB or HIGH STAND
ING in COLLEGE.
Next eeKniuu Bertembnr 72.
Circulate at LEE A WAI.Ii.EWS, No. 97.2 Cheettsu!
s•trtet.. ap;4l3
ESTN uT STREET FEMALE SEM I-
V NARY. Philadelphia—Mlt, 11.)1111Py and Ni 64 Dil
la}e.Friucipalb.—The xtraitylirs: year of this Eng 11.414.
rairl - FterAdi Borirrilirg 6tt Dtry — S- 'ltriztevlll - nvn - WEB
NESIIA Y. Sept , lutwr lith,at 10.5 CR ESTN T street
Part iculari froth City ular6l. sulE taa
es DLL EG I ©T E IN STITUTE FOR
Vi young !milers, Poughlteeptrie, York.—NtrUil , -
Rolled 714 1619. Excellent oPPortnrdoe% rot a coKaPlet ,
Enxilsn'odurntion. - Ancient and tn,, , tern Inneunire4, art.
«locution arid gyznnastici thorouelilY laulty
A F.A.
Also, VASSAR COLLEGE PBEPTOB. R() L SC.
Special rourve of study tit rnist . F.d
rli.,rid. :AC twjayl lc r .arlltg I I.ei .kept . 12. 1.5.70.• For VIVA -
loan , . add re1..4 ifEt.). W. _COOK , A f . M.
and NARY 11. JOHNSON. jy . 2o-I.cnir
A-N L USIA COLL It - ti
A
tivA EDI NO -:41111)01, for BOYS and yoncil MEN
REY BR %YELLS'S HOME BOARBING-11/;11.001,
FOP BOYS FROM 6 TO I:: YEARS OF AGE.
Both institutions te-op , ll SEPTEMBER Ttli,M.
Ad
r,--s Ow BEY. lat. WF.LES, Antlaluma, Pa. rinl2.
- JSS AN A BLE'S EN G L LSE' AND
1.7.1 French IttiArdinti and Inr7 Sr-h./A. No M. , hi: •
etrr•et l wiH reopen on V, EON ESDA Y, the Itth or RP
hut: t sfd7s
M:iNEIMMIEM
IiSEE=
?hie Inethothm. tinder the rare of 'slPldi P. C
EVA Ne, •itted:br - romperent teachers.wlllbn iLr
the roreption of smplls on TILL lisi)A I', the Ildb
September next. Circulars, containing tenni and nth,
information, can be bad on application to the. prix,
opal. autO•lm;
N AZARETH. BALL. ----
Idorarish Marina School for ROP4.
For entaloanea apply to Mr.SOI. JORDAN A IMO
ZYJ North Third htreet. Philadelphia, or to 14%
FXGENE LEIBERT, Prluclpal, Nazareth. North
ampton County, Pit. su9 itri
10101VERVIEW MILITARY ACADEMY,
POUGHKEEPNIE. N. V.
oTIS BISBEY., A. M.. Principal And Proprietor.
A wide-awake, thorough-going :school for boys with
log to be trained for Business, for College, or for Wvit
Point. or the Naval Academy. 1Y 18
TIBHOPTHORPE. _
J../ A Church School, for Toting Ladios. The third
year cotntneucee September
For Circular and further information addr.tha
Principal,
MISS F. I.
iy.l4 360 Dishopthorpe, 13,-thiehom,4",,t,
rrillE L E IGH UNIVEItSITY, SOLT
BethlPlia tn. Pa. Tern' opens Sept. I. Applicaut.i
4..xutnizied Au xst 22th and 30th.
HENRY COPPEE,IL. D ,
Presia t
WATLIIES. JEWELRY, &C'.
JEWELERS,
No. 902 CHESTNUT STREET !
Have largely increased' their stock of
DIAMONDS,
DIAMOND JEWELRY,
EMERALDS, SAPPHIRES, PEARLS,
. OPALS AND CAMEOS,
In Mountings of F,•quicite Style, earefaily pre
pared by the most Skillful Workmen.
They also call particular attention to
NEW STYLES OF JEWELRY
ler •
In Roman Gold, Gold and Enamel,
Turquoise, Black Onyx,
By zantine Mosaics, and
Parisian Enamels.
No. 902 'CHESTNUT STREET.
nn , 3l to th 8 tfrp§
I~iTRE
MALT VINE
A ,9uperior Article for Pickling or Table Use
M. DAWSON RICHARDS,
Successor to Davis & Richards,
ARCH AND TENTII,--‘&MSCi'ETBO
PREWIDELPRLI,
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