THE CITY •
Proceedings of City Councils.
The re.
oralsr stated meeting of both branches of
Ira held yesterday afternoon.
COX'•is
sELECT COUNCIL.
josoDOWB CuriArn, president, in the chair.
on o petitions and communications were
11 4 6 .. e nd referred to the proper committees
~w ap tog of Zighteenth Streak, the First
Or th e pagers Evans do Watson, relative to a
from •
" 'ion of rent.
reir Dada, fora the Committee on Girard Es
mead that the committee bed this matter of
is;,,i w ation of rout now before them, and would
make a rpport.
'll4-ommuoteation was read from Cs t . Johnson,
way Artillery, asking for an approp
oi t"' a y him for the eePeollea attending the
; i d ' to
• 'ainE Of hi off , mparq.
01- red a resolution, that the Commit
cm.
Girard Rotate be authorised to make such
tr-,,„ nn
, t i oh a in the rents of that estate as they may
f,e wr ,, g ., for that institiltiOn.
debate, the resolution was with-
After sow
d7ria:Committee on Water reported a resolution
Mot the Chief Engineer be authorized to remove
ail deed ends
o f water mr . iins, by connecting then
w ith the nearest intersecting ends. Agreed to.
The seine committee further reported a reso
in wa d ; lay water-ppe on Amber street, Nine
llch
Wailer stoat; which was agreed to.
" The Committee on Railroads made tho following
port : That they had had under oonsideration
realatioll referred to them at the het meeting of
cam as, toughing the proposed arratigininnt be .
:wee')
the Philadelpnia and Erie and the Penn
ailvanis Railroad Companies. Your committee
hoe been attended in their IneetingS by Mr
Tbonl94ln, the president of the Pennsylvania
paroled , and by Mr. Morehead, the prenident of
the Philadelphia and Erie road; alao, by Messrs
Simpson, and Fianlgen, the city directors
ate Philadelphia and Ene road, and by Messrs
5,..0 . dv. B o dine, and Kaigbt, the city directors of
tie P e nnsylvania Railroad Company.
These gentlemen have fully explained the ar
csigenient proposed to be made, and each of them
big expressed his conviotion that it is one which
yield be banefisial to both the Railroads and the
c hy of Philadelphia. That it will insure the early
c ompletion of the Philadelphia and Erie Road, thus
&jog to the city of Philadelphia a large benefit
la lira valve which will attach to its two and a
quarter millions of stook 'Wrested in the road, and
6 gill larger benefit in the advantages to property
and to business which will flow from the com
pletion of this Debts thoroughfare from our city
to the Lakes. That all this will be effected
vat only without peril, but to the great &d
-roop of the large investment which the city
no in the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Should this
orsogement fail to be consummated, the comple
tion or the Philadelphia k Erie road mast moss.
wily be postponed to some far-distant day, and
the road being now under protest, with very large
matured obligations, far the payment of which no
provision elan be made, must pass through a
theirs sale into other bands, ding utterly de
greying the large investment which the city has
Already made in its stock. Nor would the Mill
chief cease here, since the cities of Baltimore and
of New York, by railroad tionneotiona with Harris.
berg already existing and In suc c essful operation,
night either acquire the control of the road
through such sale, or, by arrangements for the
esmpletion of the Philadelphia it Ede Road,
m ight, if the present proposition fail, assure it
now.
The advantages accruing to the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company from the proposed arrangement.
'midi in se ming for their road the business of
the Philadelphia and Erie road from Harrisburg
eastward, and from Philadelphia westward to Ear
goons, without resorting to a ruinous competition
w ith rival roads at that point. It seems apparent
to the committee that the arrangement proposed is
largely beneficial to the lay, both in her °spirally
of stockholder in both these roads. and in those
rill granter incidental advantages, which must re
mit from the completion of that connection with
its Tend ~Eameree of the lakes. The Committee
Lava the more reliance upon the eoralluaion they
have arrived at since it is the unanimous opinion
of the intelligent and experienced gentlemen who
sonstitnte the city directorships of each of these
TOO, that the propelled arrangement is proper
end desirable.
They therefore recommend the passage of the
following resolution:
E.00t50.4.11, the Select and Common Conseil of
do city of Philadelphia, That the Mayor of the city
be, and he is hereby. authorised and requested to
attend a meeting of the stockholders of the Phila
delphia end Erie Railroad Company, about to con
vene, and alma a meeting of the stooltbehlere of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, when the same
call be called, and which the city, as a stook
bolder, hereby requests may be called ; and that
at each of said meetings the Mayor shell Vote the
nook held by the oily in Hisao roads rarpeatively
in favor of a measure which will be submitted by
the directors of these respective companies, pro
riding for the completion of the Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad, through en endorsement of certain
of Its bonds by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, and the subsequent leasing of said road to
the Pennsylvania Raiirond Company.
14111. called for the reading of the lease,
*Meth the clerk read
- . . .
Mr. N. then took the floor and Inquired whether
the Pennsylvania Railroad had the legal authority
to punthase the Philadelphia and Erie Road, or
take a lease for 000 years, whioh amounts to the
rune thing. On page sixth of their charter the
privileges and franchisee conferred upon the oom
paoy are eonfined to the nee of their own railroad.
The general railroad law provides that no com
pany eh-l 1 parakeet, or own real estate, erase&
mak as may be neoessary or convenient for the
making and conetruoting of their railroad A mop-
Vemtent to their charter provides that the company
say subscribe a capital gook, or gntrantee the
Wade of nob railroad companies in other Stater,
as they may deem for the interest of their com
pany. Bat suppose the company has the authority
is parobase, is it in a condition to do so and etill
pay the debts of the company, end divide 6 per
cent on the stook? The oity owns 5,000 000 of the
stock of the company, or, in other words, 100 000
'hares and the dividerd in th is rituals is a great
help to Ms Emcee of the city. Can thin company
expend three and a half millions to make the other
mad. in addition to the purchase of the Canal
-7.000,000. and to the purchase of the tannage tax—
to the half million for the bridge and accommoda.
tiara on the Pelawaver - -He 'ennui tliereforaafieva
to postpone the Intthor oonenserevion of the eatjeet,
sad that the lease be printed for the use of the
members.
Mr. MOUITTIti moved as an amendment that the
MOO he requested to attend the Ineotiog of the
Philadelphia and Eels Railroad and vote for Inc
postponement of the consideration of this matter.
Mr Warnatunt. thought that the Sunbury cud
Erie Road would be injured by this lease- The
peoldeat of that read bout admitted that Unless he
eon a9ll the four milliard first mortgage bond!' of
the Philadelphia and Erie Read at 80, It esneot be
bat, and the city of Philadelphia will lose her
abooription It seemed that the Pennsylvania
Emmett W911.1d 'wirer A loos by mabieribirie to these
Wadi. The imams from the Sunbury Road legit
Year wsa $5OO 000 ; out of that the Pennsylvania
Railroad would receive $3OOOOO. She would have
49 pay out of those receipts the interest of three
and a half million' of dollars—leaving, A margin
for running expenses, of eighty eight miles of
road, of $05.000. Bo pointed out the inaremdeg
mom of revenue arising from the tranomartation
of seal ell. the Matilda of which will be X 200,000
The Peinryllanla Road binds herself to pay the
interest of three millions and a half, which is all
the obligation the road is under. She is bound to
pay the principal at the expiration of forty years
It was impoMittle that the Pennsylvania Road
meld suffer a 10111 lie alluded to 1110 foot that the
Oral mortgage bends of the Sunbury Road aught
to be sold at 80 if she sells them herself. Every
body knows that they will not bring 40 without
adornment, and of sense the road pan sever
be built.
The emend mortgage of the Penveylvanie Rail.-
reed tell at 84. He thought the only objections
tie part in the lege* was that part which retains
foes prineipal ofbere .at an elpenee of ffls 000
The President, Mr. Canal', next took the floor,
Mr Beideman in the ehair. Mr. Cunu said it
was with reluctance that he wee to veal on this
'abject. He held certain professional relations
eye UDC of these made, which some rolebt mappens
would bias his judgment. He was relieved, bow
ever, in knowing that the measure wee not soli
cited by the Peunaylventa Railroad. It was not
nutil after the Sunbury .t Erie Railroad had ex
amined every effort to bring ebony the oomplellen
of their road that this props/Wien wax brought be•
fore the Peameylvenia Road, and brought into that
ebepe from high patriotic considerations, for the
trade of the eity of Philadelphia. So far as the in
terestsof the Sunbury and Erie Railroad and those
of the city of Philadelphia are concerned, this ar
rangement will be a benellt to the airy Unless
each an amassment la made, the road will not be
completed at all. One thing is certain unless this
read be eentelated, Philadelpbla will be toles:led in
seek a position that Baltimore and New York oats
earry away our trade Another reason why the
Passiylvenia Railroad should enter into the ar
reagememt is, that she secures over 122milee of bet
reed the °summons trade of the lakes, which is in
tended to pees over the Banbury and Erie Railroad,
thereby bringing to this city an increase of rave
tee upon the eve millions of stook which the city
holes In the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Uwe believe thee to s great trade, it mud follow
the bringing of that upon our own road. If this
connection is not made, the Sunbury and Erie
Railroad would pus into otter, perhaps wifriend-
IT. bands. The two and a quarter millions which
the elty has Invested in that road would be swept
away, and the trade of the road would be subject
to the ordinary rates of competition for trade.
What hazard would the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company run in mating this connection? They 1
undertake to pay the interest of three and a half I
millions of bonds, and the ultimate redemption at
its maturity. She will hold at the end six mil
lions of property, which will be held as an indem
nity- the wilt bay. for bar security, in addition,
the pro:mode of the three and a half millions. She
rune ne silk at all: first. betrautra of the ample
security, and second, because the road is one ea
table of vast prosperity. He could not imagine '
"here any less could ensue to the city yr to the
Mad by the endorsement of the bonds. The Penn
alleania Relleold derive the power to make this
arrangement from the aide of the Legislature of
shit and hat winter. A lease like this must be a
lease involving a rut mass of detail The direet
ail have said with unanimity in both corpora
clone that the lean is desirable to be made and it
la also the unanimous deAre of the City Directors
ei both roads. in answer to a question, the
speaker said that if New York and Baltimore
should knock it the door of the Philadelphia and
rile flattened they ulnas not r•-jeet it_ The in
terest of the road is to get as much trade re porei
ras because under the lease they are to be bane
ttc4 forty per wont. He was, therefore, opposed
to RPOIRDOntrMent, as be thought this course detri-
Mattel to the tine interests of the city.
Mr- Tdclarvas thrught the matter shisclid be
postponed- lie thougitt there was no danger to
the Pennsylvania Railroad in accepting the lease.
The lease submitted here must be carefully ex
4uiluad by Councils, who, be theright, were not
let fully prepared to deoide. fie erderstood that,
at the barium of the road increases', the equip
ment must increase, and be paid by the Erie toad.
no bad great Gonadal)** in the ability and in
!Till Of the presidents and directors of both
"'ads. hut nine hundred and eteety-uitto years
1 1 ,t _a long period , one which may wi th er. many
important changers in the management of both
buds.
Re al.lnde4 to n clew., in the lease_ Showing that
frsight oser the road from Rrie moat be }omit
'relfht. This, be thought,. wac a serious objection,
and the matter should he postpthed until Connoile
hikTe time to examine it with care The debate
way eeatieowt at loagat, and at times was quite
animated.
Thevote Wee then teken, on the motion of Mr.
fteax, with the following mann:
TlAl—Biesare Drayton, Mclntyre, Real, Ented
%Lead
Prifitaaha, Beaton, 'Wow,
Craft Davis,laksbn. lord Fox, Ginnodo, Jones,
hieMalan, Moray, 11.11sy, ;WI and - Cuyler,
Preeidett=ls.
The final vote on the passage of the resolution
was then taken, with the following result :
Itzios—Messra. Benton, Bradford, Craig, Davis,
D'okson, Drayton, Ford, For, Ginned°, Jones,
ittegiakla, MoCat9. Riley, Smedley, Wetherm,
and Clavier. President-,46.
Nara—Mwers. Mclntyre, Neal, and Wallace-3.
The raaolution was, therefore. agreed to,
Mr MAGARY submitted a bill to make an gip•
propriation of the gam of $134 to pay certain ee.
pelages attending the reeeption of Lieutenant Slam
mer. Agreed to.
The Committee on Girard Betides reported a
malt:Mon making &compromise with Joseph R.
rianigvn for rent due said *emit,. Agreed to.
Adjourned.
cometor► council,
Communications were received from Messre.
Cerro*, Debois, dr Co , J. B. Chandler. Evans &
Watson, and others, tenants of certain Girard
property on Chestnut street, near Third, asking
for a reduction of fifty per cent of rent, or other
wise they will have to vacate the said premises on
the let of July. One Of the oommunioations erten
that the trustees of the Girard estate have agreed
to reduce the rent twenty per cent. The trustees
did not feel authorised to make a greater reduc
tion without consent of the. City Councils. Those
communiontions were referred to the Committee
on Girard Estate.
Mr. A MILLER, from the Committee on Confe
rence to wbioh wee referred the anbjeot of the
reduction of rent of property 13b south Third
attest. reported a plan of oompromite that was
agreed to—ayee 30, me 24.
Oonnoiii now proceeded to &cashier the ordi
nelson providing for the celebration of the Fourth
of July.
Mr. LEIGH moved that the blank be Ailed up at
$2 000
Mr. MARPtItt moved to make ft $5OO
Mr MOGLICAXT WWII not vote for an appropria
tion, it it Wee to be taken trout the fund for the
relief of the volunteers' families.
Finally, Mr MILLLER moved to postpone indefi
nitely,
whloti was agreed to.
Council now , ronolvod itself into. Committee of
the Whole. (Mr. Freeman in the attar), +and pro
ceeded to consider an ordination (or the regulating
of the Survey Department.
There is no puldic interest in the ordinaricie ; it
differs but very little from the previous one, and
was merely passed Tor the hotter understanding
of the Board of Surveys.
Mama Miller, Quinn, and Harper, opposed,
and Mr. Bethel favored the passage of-the seotion,
The noannittan roe* and Cantons adjourned.
MILITARY MATTERS.
COL KORPOISAY'S
Mr. Thomas Percival having been elected first
lieutenant of company B, of Col. Rorponay's re.
giment, solicits the aid of the Public to enable him
to purchase uniforms and equipments, and, for this
purpose, has delegated Kr Lewis Rosenfelt to re.
cave subscriptions, at Mr. Poulson's, Walnut
street, above Eighth. Subscririons will alga be
received by Me. J. S. Wilkins, Arch street, next
door to the theatre.
eRAT3
The second oompany Independent Greys have
been inspected by Major Firth The following
officers were unammously elected : Captain, Geo.
D Razassanr ; first lieutenant. Q. L Parker ; se.
dond lieutenant, Jeseph W. Hammer. This OM
pany is very neer full, and expects to be mustered
into service in a few days.
BONN GUARD ratanx
General Pleasanton has ordered a parade of the
Home Guard, to take place on the morning of the
Fourth of July The toroe will be formed by regi
ment; on Broad street, at 7 o'clock, between such
limits as Anil be clettlgnated In future orders All
volunteer corps of the First Division Pennsylvania
Volunteers, as well as those of neighboring Divi
/dee!, and States, are invited to partieipate in this
parade Officers of volunteers not serving with
their corps will be assigned posltione on reporting
to these headquarters. Future orders will specify
the details of the formation..
130:=11!
Lieutenant Roderick S. McCook, of the United
States !taxable Mennesora, ie in towo, and etey
big at the Continental. lie is the officer who
brought Jeff's privateer into New York, and has
with him the &arnica nag which was displayed
from bar mast, and the small American eneign
srhiob she raised when she captured the American
brig cif the coast of North Carolina, pretenting to
be a national craft . Mr. McCook is a native of
Ohio, and a graduate of Anew:Ma.
NATAL—Tan T. LAWRAZICS
The United States frigate St. Lawrence is now
about leaving this port. Her officers have re
ported for duty, and she will leave very shortly.
The following is a list of the officers
Captain, R. G. Porvian..' first lieutenant,
John Downs ; second lieutenant, James B. Gillis;
acting master, 11. F. Picking; surgeon, Robert
Woodworth; assistant surgeon, Joseph Quinn
lieutenant marines, James Lewis; acting midship
men. C 5 Cotton, FJ. Nails, F. Pearson. W
Wood, C. N. Tracey, P. W Lowry, B. T. French,
B Rau:trey ; pay clerk, 800. Doffialti ; boat
swain, John A. Brisoce ; acting gunner, L. R
Ms; sailumker, Lewis Rogers; captain's clerk,
P. >a Chappale; lieutenant, Wm C. West; not
ing master, Q. 1,. Allyer ; acting master,
Hardy.
SZOIRVE ZOU&U 'SEGIMBN?
- This reginients In a forward state, anct Jima ma
prospect of being formed of the best material which
hue yet enrolled_ We witnessed one of the Com
panies drilling at Washington Ball, Eighth end
Spring Garden, wbo meat on Tuesday, Thursday,
and Seterday nights, and were impressed with the
spirited end 00Treet manner - in which they ma
r Enured. The Zonsvaa have so fur ruutuined the
meet prominent posts in the war, and their eft
oieney is apparent to all military men. We wish
the Philadelphia organisation full snores.
REBELLION IX ova MIDST---TROUBLE AMONG
TUN Swami. Taeoußns.—The very same spirit of
insubordination which has given our Federal Go
vernment So much trouble, and which will oast the
blood of so many noble follows to crush, hen made
its appearance in a milder form in our very midst.
It appears that the Board of Controllers, at their
last meeting, passed two resolutions to the effect
that all the schools of the First school district
should have but one session from now to the be
ginning of the summer emotion ; and that if any
teacher should Violate the regulatione of the
Board; Me or brr aaliicy would be Forfeited.
The directors of the Eighteenth section have
given notice to the principais of all the ocheole lu
their section that they must hold two sessions,
thereby ignoring the action of the superior board,
and placing the teachers in the unenviable position
of Issitng Otaata& to obey two masters.
As the relative position of the two bodies is pre
cisely that of on: Federal tiovernment and any
State,
it would seem hardly to admit of a question
to whom obedience is due. But although tt seems
thus cleat that die rules of the superior body 228
to be obeyed, it is within the power of the directors
to annoy the teachers in a hundred ways; and
many of them, to escape these petty annoyances,
Will have two resalons in the very face of the regu
lation withholding their salary if they do so.
Something ought to be done to protect the
tesehers from these rebellious directors, and to
crush oat this hateful spirit of opposition to good
government.
Rosscur.—The Catholic Church in Spring
Garden meet, below Twelfth, was entered some
time during Wednesday night, and robbed of
Mansell plate valued at between four hundred and
five hundred dollars. It is supposed that entrance
was effected by means of false keys.' The seared
vessels stolen were of solid silver.
Two Drip iBD DUMB Mu HALED BY THE
Cette —Yesterday morning, as the 7 45 train wee
approaching Lanai, from Glen Mille, two men were
strook by the locomotive in the deep cut and CIIITO
between these points. They were walking side
by aide tar)n the trek, and being deaf and dumb.
the locomotive struck both at the acne Ms, kill
ing them instantly. They were brought to the
Media depot, where they are now awaiting reoog•
nition. The night previous to the accident they
were in Media, endeavoring to gain employment
as shoemakers, in which they failed, and yallief•
day morning were on their road to West Cheater.
They looked not unlike brothers, both apparently
thirty.five years of age, about five feet seven
inches in height, brown hair and overdo, dreteed
in dark otothea. They are supposed to be real
dente of this city.
CAVCIIIINOIIIII7IOIII.—The majority of City
Councils held a mums for head, of depart:Monts,
to serve for one Tear from July lit. The following
is the result: Commissioner of City Property,
Jesse fd. Christopher Chief Rngineer Water De
partment, H. P M Berkeehina. Chief Commie.
stoner of Highways Joseph Shantz , Assistant
Commissioners, John ' Rittenhouse and. John Mo-
Clene. Superintendent City Rallrosid, A Bertha
lomew. Superintendent of Girard Estate, A. W.
Juvenal. Agent of Name, Wm. Elliot. Pollee
Magiarrates--let &Duke, Samuel Letts 2d, The
mm Dallas; 33, John Swift; 4th, Chris. Fraser;
sth, George Paschall; 6th, Win. Hibbard; 7th,
Win H Hotter; Bth. Joseph Plenkinton ; 9th,
Robert llotobiatioo; 10th, A. H Shoemaker ; 11th,
John Monde: 11th, time Howie 13dt, 0- L.
Ramsdell ; 14th, Joseph Kiss, Jr.; 15:h. J. H.
Comb; 1601, Geo. C. Cooken. Board of Health,
Taylor. Guardian of Poor, Mahlon Dick-
Inman.
A LAUDABLE OBJECT.—The committee who
have with so much seal contributed to the comfort
of volunteers arriving at the foot of Washington
street, en route for Washington, by Providing re
freshmente for them by voluntary off.ribee made
by the °Matins of the southern emotion of the city,
Propose giving a grand concert at the Academy of
Music on Thursday evening, the 27tk inst., for the
purpose of increasing the funds, and continuing
the laudable undertaking they have in charge
The young ladies of the Zane-street grammar
school have offered their valuable cervices in be
half of the patriotic purpose.
CsAosta Ittime—On Wednesday evening
Let Haydn'. quintette, Opus' No. 3, was performed
at the Winter Garden, in Vine street. The solo
on tbe metal dote, by Mr_ Ooze, was brilliantly
executed and, with the exception of the violin
Iti
park, wch watt poorly dens by .15fr.. Reinhart, (en
gaged expressly for the occasion,) the other puts
were rendered by Mr. Miller's orchestra, In A
style which fully sustained the high reputation it
has long enjoyed.
A MUSICAL KIITEHTISMIEBT by the blind will
be given in behalf of the " Western Company of
the Home Guard" of the Tenth ward this (Friday)
evening. Thera will be • choice seleation of pa
trietbs Met and ahorneet, with a lino oraltottrs.
Most lwrzmosztoz.—The courts were not
in session yesterday.
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lion during his long yearn of alThotion M.o. to the
watchful care aid tenderness of the widow. through
which the closing days of the deceased were made
emooth. and to her two children. Praying that th"
might grow we itt tt a fear of the Lord, to be a prates
and a oomfart to their mother.
FInIZTLIL ADDRIIBB BY UT. BR MALttr.
After the prai or. Rev Mr. Malin delivered the fu
neral address. The &weed, lie said. had been in
rEt.ni rearsOst an extraordinary man. Speaking of his
military in ibis city, he aid that Dr. Ely had been
called to succeed the late Dr. Alexander as pastor or
the Otd Pine-street Church. where he oowinued for
twenty-one years. lie had next &ono to the vale, of
the IrristiiSslppii With the view of carrying out certain
important projects; but which. as the *equal proved.
had failed; yet in this failure. there was nothing in the
twist derogatory to Dr. Ets's oharaot-r an a minister of
the Goose. Returning to finlideigbia. he bsd
espied the pfirortite of the church in wnioh they were
then assembled, where he continued to labor eight
years. at the close of which, by a wine/ions Provi
dence, his neediness as a public teacher had closed.
Thespeaer next proossdsd with a eulogy of his Vet
Re had bawl. in the htrlis&t sense, a 'mailman. The
personal piety, great hopefulness. profound humility.
and large benevol.noe. were soistually d irelt tip in. The
oharactoticios is s. donne were air° referred to. Tie
had a rstsntiva memory, a= ute powers of analysis, a
trmious flow f guage. and an especial gift o• placing
the right word in the right p ace eo.too, he had been
a worker. and a successful one. For ten years belie
he closed his ministerial Bargees, it was estimated
that lie boa bean 311Egtr11...e.t.,1 In the 6101176,6011
of from twenty-three hundred to twenty...fire hundred
persons. Re had also been a man or great versatility
of powers and efficiency in affairs collateral to his ogee.
Mr. Malin apologized for the imperfect manner of his
discouree, having been nnezpeetedlY called upon to
Perform that duty on aocount of the &brans from the
oily of the Rev_ T. J. Shepherd, and concluded his re
marks with a reference to the closing moments of Dr.
Rly , s fife, which. he said, ware eminently peaoefel,
and triumphant in the faith which hid regained
him through all his labors and afflictions while on
earth.
At the close of this address, the Bev- Albeit Borne
D. D., road. a brief address full of feeling and interest
ing reminiscences. Be (Gr. Samara was, he said. now
the oldest minister in the Presbyterian Chureh in this
city. With the single exception of Mr. Chambent, the
oldest pastor in the city. He confessed to being more
indebted, under C d. to Dr. Ely for the position which
he n"w held than to any other man. Be had s.lwars
found him a firm. unwavering friend. In WM, in com
pany with himself. Dr. Fly had ecnibieted A. sarisa of
religious meetings at a place remote from the city, the
result of which was the conversion of over forty souls.
Be had never doubted Dr. E. , a personal piety for one
moment. He had been a gifted minister, a good pastor,
and a feral:dui friend. et um close or Or. Barnes'. ad
dress. prayer was offered by the Rev. Mr. Steele, after
which the congregation, in passing out, took a last view
of the corpse. prior to its being deposited in the veldt,
directly in front of the church. which &heady contains
the ashes of a number of elentmen who have closed
their labors either in, or after retiring from, therm/to
re] charge of thin congregation.
Tea BATRIII6I SEASON 011111BD , —Tho warm
weather of the past few days has turned popular atten
tion to the great annual Question," We ere shag tee
snivel MS 311771111er vacation ?" Our readers have at
ready been advised of the fact that Atlantic City, the
great Philadelphia resort, has been fornisily opened for
tie season. Yee' erday, the Camden and Atlantio Rail
road ran a special train to the shore, leaving Vine attest
at 10 A. ra., and returning at a seasonable hour in the
evening. A large number of our mtigensavaired them
selves Of thie delightful opportunity of paying their
early respects to Old PI eptune, and they returned better
pleased with Attend* than ever. The bathing is said
to be delicious.
ex . :comas A-e Facateert —We learn that man,
of our oitrzene are pstronizio f the popular Gentle Fur
nishing Goods establishment of R. G.Ar a. born &
Co., Nos. 5 and 7 North emth. Street, for articles of com
fort and 'Oil its. to forward to their Dimas In the Mni.
Tam oonaiderate and patriotic, and we know of no
plasm, in Philadelphia or out of it, where wants of this
nature can be stipsOied with as much satisfaction, and
at as moderate prices, as at Messrs. Walborn & Co's.
Let all give Mem a oall.
BARD Timini-,-The oldest inhabitants agree on
the fact that we are in the midst of herd times. We
suffer not so much from the evils of war as from the
evim of a depreetated mummy. Grated's Stoker.
the energetic fashimer end clothier, 600 Chestnut
street, in order to help towards reducing this great evil
has laid in a large and superior stock of manner
OMthIIICI which he will dispose of at rte lowest cash
priors, in Mary garments also as hand or made to
order, at the shortest name, on more reasonable terms
than any other establishment in the eitY.
TER MILITARY CLoTRIRO DRPOT.—Rookhill do
Wilsoels Brawn Bwne Clothing Hall novel; to he the
ietaiog house for the manufacturing of military Moth
inn. In the upper stories they have some twenty cutters
employed, and about seven hundred bands are constant
ly engaged in making up the work. Over three thonattd
costa were made up by title Arm in tee clay*, for the
SWAN beedes full snits for several 0011196311011 of Herne
Guards, and for officers of the army and navy. The
locattonof this well known establishment is nor. en
and 60s Chestnut street. above Ruth.
There is very little inquiry for Flour, either for
export or home nee., and the market is Steady but
very quiet to-day at previous quoted rake, and
the only sales we hear of are 125 barrels good int
porfioe at $5 12t, and 400 barrels City Mills extra
at $5 75 per hot- ; the eel-n to the trade are limit
ad within the rouge of $4 504 50 for 00 , 01:POLI to
good superfine and extras, the formai. for Westetn,
made from spring wheat, $5.25.6 25 for family,
and $6 80a7 per bbl for fancy branos, as in quali
ty holden, generally, are final:4litre at that'll:o9TO
hares, and the reeeiptemoderate. Rye Flour and
Corn Meal are not inquired for, and nearly nomi
nal at 13 50 for the former, and $2 87i per bbl for
the latter
WHIN! —There is less offering, and the market
is rather firmer to day, with sales of 3 000 bus to
notice at 81.20a1.25 for fair to prime Western and
Penns red in the oara and in store. White is
quoted at $1 30a1 40, as in quality, without sales.
Ilya i■ dell, and Penna. nearly nominal at 64 omits
Con is in fair demand, and prime Southern yet.
low is scarce at blo, at which rate about 1,000 bus.
sold afloat ; the r.osints are very light ; Western
mixed is worth 464483 in store. Osta are not so
arm, and 2000`bus Southern bid at 292 What,
and 3 000 bus Penna. , partly in store, sold at 310.
BARK —There is very little Queroltron offering,
and Ist 31e 1 is wanted at an advance on previous
quotations A sale of Peterson A Mallard's was
made at 01 per too. Torloor's Bark continues
dull.
COTTON is firm but very quiet to-day et previous
rates.
OROCIRIIII - -Holders aro arm, with a small Mx-
SHIM doing In Cuba linger at 4f; on time.
Peovineys —The demand for all Janda conti
nues limited, and prices nearly nominal.
Wmaxy la selling rather more freely at 161a1 'o
for Penna. and Ohio bids,' and 163 a for hhde, end
the reeelpta light.
AJIM/VIM.
Steamship Delaware. Johnson, 14 hours from N York
with mdse tofJameaderdioe. and 40 seamen for U 8
chip St Lawrence. Pea ed below the Leda., stup Tito
torus Reed, hence for Mordevide. and two harks bound
out.
Rohr rt Holmes, .111...itt..4 de irons ProVideliee.lll.
bafleetto Nattier. Btia.ney & Wellington.
Vobr Gov Autos. Wmirmore. 4 dare mom Boston, in
ballast to L And rimed & Co.
Sent North Carolina, Bunting. 2 days from N York,
with mdse to Thos Webster, Jr.
scar atisstua, M. 6.2611. 1 doe from Frederica. Del,
with corn to Jar Barrett & Son. ,
Mohr. Quail. Levenson, dare from Crmospooto
with grei. to Christian & Curran
Steamer Tacony. Fay. 21 hours from New York, with
mdse to W M Baird ke.o.
OLBARBOX
Brig 0111.4111Tille Blokelg, Hecate, Bangor. Si Sturtevant
eohr Georgia. eiveet.tiewbumport, do
ea ßohr Two Broitiemblarpay. Baltimore .7 .1 Croft
Bohr &AMU. BOrn. Baltimore. do
Bohr glaratoge, Adams. deco. tinnicanon & Glover.
Bohr Theresa C. Smith, Boston, Van Orman. Norton
Behr .1 G Babeook. Babcock. Boston, Repplier & Bro.
Bohr It J Neronr, Roble son. Boston, Ll' retail . , Stick
ner & Wellington-
Beh r c m ilson. Smith. Batton. Tyler. atone & CO.
lichr Hampden belle. Alexander, Belfast, do
Rohr P Bounders. Bomera, Mar Maltese, do
Boar Richard Vans, Prink, Boston, E It daeryer & Co
Echr Grace Girdler. Clara, Boston, L A udenned & Co
Behr Allan DoWturt, Rites h Ctittlblidga, L Auden
ried &
Bohr Ringgold. Crowell. Boston, C A Ireckscher A
Bohr Cropper & Brother, till, Washington, I W
Bacon.
b o b r H W wetheeton. Wells. Balem, .1 It White.
Bohr Abbott Lawrence, I:Ranier, Chelsea, Noble,
flonarkett. A Caldwell.
Behr sort r Cer..lina, Bantieg, WagbingtOn, T Web..
ster. Jr.
AL &lido. Robinson. New yerk. W P Clyde.
Str It Willing, Claypole, Baltimore. A Groves. Jr.
change—June 20.
BOARD.
80 N York Centrel R.. 71311 I
Bal do.-- .. 7434
Ii 0 do-, - „bow. 743 i
30 Erie Railrond n
100 Sudan ilf PM r R.... 23
300 Miriam Reilrood... Jr
nu do -- VAC
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Barl do w
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20 Cleve & To . ed°R.
24
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120) 40____ 3.
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ltd Miehi an Central- 4336
an do..- .- .... .6336
60 do- - .320 43
421' Minh 0 . ii 1 13-. 12
iluo 111 cows. ) R 9.."1,-- 23
8611
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130 do-- —l3l. 81.36
00 d0.....-.bnw. th.ti
'BO d 0....- -.-- • 3816
221 do— ~..2111. fd
1110.1 Plow & Pittsburg... 7
130 Clio Col & Gm 11.... 72
1011 Val & Chi R.....ban. 6124
eso do-- ... ~: 0 ~... 61
30 do -..i. 61
220 Chicago& II 1.-- aid
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CITY ITEMS.
Filneral at the . Rev. Dr. Ely.
The Rev. Ezra Styles Flit. D. D., who died in this
City on Monday tut, was entombed in the vault of the
Btatonwood-street Presbyterian Chinroh, yesterday
afternoon. in the presence of a large 001200 tinge of
friends, inoluding many Of his ministerial brethren.
The !services at the home -his late residence, No. sal
North dievsn.h street—were brief and impressive , at
the olose of whist* the funeral train prooeeded to the
shire of internient.
When the cortege arrived at the Ohur3h—the pulpit
and galmriee of which ware suitably draped in mourn
ins for the occasion—the mbar. with the exception of
the Poston slotted for the family and friends. was tilled
with a waiting assembly. The funeral Was *ailed at
XX o'clock, but the hearse did not reach the church until
twenty minutes vast four. The boar of the demised,
preceded by . over thirty clergymen , mainly of the Pres
byterian Choral,. was borne in by four elders—Messrs.
Jordan, Eldridge, Stevenson. and Ziegenftigs—and
placed immediately in from of the pulpit. with the lid
removed. The oidfin was covered with cloth, end
. .
richly mounted, bearing a Buyer plate, containing the
name, date of birth, and ate of the deceased. The fa
mily arm ryissas followed OP the aisle, taking Man On
the left of the pulpit in front.
The pulpit was occupied by Revs. Chambere, Malin,
Patton. Barnes. Steele. After a solemn funeral hymn by
the Can't, the Foripturea were read by Rev. John Pat
ton, who gemmed for the troormiou Paul*. sublime Nyman
upon the Resurrection, as contained in the 15th chapter
of hie First Fpistle to the Corinthians, from the 42d
verse to the al se ; also, a portion of the name Apostle's
&amid Eviatte to Timothy. eontaining Faure words of
triumph in view of Mg approaching sertration from
the body, and carob. did with the great funeral text of
the I poostypee. 14th chapter and 13th versa. to wit:
write, hie/iced ate' the derd which die va the Lord
from hrhoerorth : Yea. Iraith the ?pair, th , at they weir
rest from their TatiN7Te; and Their worse do follow them."
Prayer was then offered by the Re - v..Tohn Chambers.
in whitth be alluded gracefully to the BOTVII3OII of the
depilated one Jean tinO, find to his Chrietien resigns-
Philadelphia Markets.
Jnne 20—Evening.
mr=nw . mmnrtn - Traii
!ME FOURTH PAIL
MiiMMITMEMIEI
MEMORANDA,
stsamabiS Africa, mamma, from Litesyoot, arrived
at New York YearerOar-
Ship Euterpe. *M. cleared at New York yesterday
for son Francisco.
Shipe E P Taylor. Lord, for London. and Rir Robert
Peel, Larrabee, for Ravre, cleared at Now York yea-
Balk J C Rnme, Gayle. from Montevideo, arrived at
New 1 ark r eater:my. Lett bark Roanoke. from !Am
mon for New York; mom Emily fteith in distress—
would owl for New bort in a week
"elates Yonne, from Callao. was below Balti
more reatemar.
T3ark Beariekia.. Brown, from Rio da Ja321111114 Strived
at t•ew Vti• k
Brig Thoinct. Da Curia, hence, arrived at Oporto
Rid
Brig. Caleatina, Pickett. cleared at Banton 79th hut.
for Palle. !imp.
Brie Rolling Wave. Colima. from Rio de Janeiro, ar
riled St New York IVlReTtlaf,
dam to
bear
Mou revi W 131111111. cup,. PO rd, Cleared at Now York rooter-
r
Schre 119. B B amhall Ylaily 'Events. 'York. Wro
Lai. Barris. eau xertion. Forbid!, cleared at New
}fork 'ester( ay for Philadelphia.
Bahia Charlotte Wit-Mara Oolding. It it %wat t ,
ratios. aria 1. 3i Eardiever, rococo, castled from rrern
dellee Me met.
Bohm f metre, Adams. Beaton Brower. and I, W
pi r er.ii, hover. sailer" from. Providence 18th tact. for
Philadelphia
ochre A P eis. Triumph, W Marcy. Daniel
Ilestrater- 11 amona. Suborns. DeberaN Jesuit.) g
!teary. 13 Fannin, Mary Anna. D D 0 ,17 •
Patterns, John A Bran, S V W Simmons. Seephis
Aso. itionard Hiu, F.loruse. and J R Ants. °loam at
pooton 19th km. for Philarialstura
Bohr walk 'Bright, smith, bens*. smired at soma
THE PRESS.-- PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1861
--._.
Bohr John Lancaster, Willett', cleared at Bolton lab
inst. for Delaware City.
Sohre Polly Price. Dant 8 Mershon. and Leesburg.
hence for Boa•on; L B Myers. do for Anni.,.ctlen; Mame
Law. do for kWh- at Hanes' Hole lath inet•
Bohr Messenger, Fogg. cleared at Portland Ittb hut
for Prilladelphia
Bohr Thoe Borden. Wrlthlington, sailed front Fall
River letb f r Philadelphia.
Scht Margie Van Donee, /reload, for Philadelphia.
silted from New Bedford lath inst.
Bohr Cear.er Oak, Butler. cleared at GlOnoaltar 10th
lost for Philadelphia.
Bohr Mary D primmer. Cranmer, hence. arrived at
Portsmouth 17th wet.
Bohr G L. Crooner. Preibrey, sailed front Taunton Mat
inst. for Philadelphia.
Steamers Concord. Norman and Iroaaideat 'Vander
vaer. hence, arrived at flow York Tostoroei.
Steamer Novel , y. MUM, cleared at New Yell( plea
ds, for Phillacelphia.
SPEOTAT, NOTICES.
BATOITIMOR 7 B HAIR, MR.—Tina celebflited
end perfeot Heir Dye in the but is the world. AU
°there ere mere imitate= of this great original, which
hoe gained such extensive patronage in all Vertu of the
globe. The genuine W. A. Batohelor's Liquid Hair
070 innoorfy producer a splendid black or natural
brown, without staining the skin or injuring the hair,
and will ramtdp SAC it sluts of bed dyes. invigorating
the hear for life.
Bold by all Druirguitir sad Perfamers. Wholesale by
FAIINEWFOC.T k. CO.. DYOTM & CO.. Plubmie
5114,1
Orris ThaiOs 11.)totruNil OP TIII LATESI'
aTTLId s made in the beet manner, exerenly for RE.
RAIL SALES. LOWEST welling prince marked In
PIMA Figaro'. All goods made to order warranted
satisfactory. Our ONE-PRICE system to itristly ad
hered to. All are thereby treated alike.
.a2S-Is JONES Irs 1404 MAR KEW arrort.
riZONInk it BAJEBBIS CALTABRATOD
liourELErsts OSWING MACtittiSE.
Ica One in Ilse for Family Hawing.
wideMIPIP 1.
heORAN—hIoriLENCY.--On Thumday. 20th Instant.
the Right Rev Bishop Wood. Mio , ael Dollen to
Mina K'ite MeGteney, daughter of John MoGlenoy,
Eaq.. .411 of this city.
ecOTT—FREAL.—Or the 18th instant. by the Rev.
Preeels Church, Mr. John boots to MOM Margaret
FM'. both or tnie city.
Ft chimi—allitiONS —On the teth indent. io Cam
den. MI., by the Rev. B. muto'dfo. Mr. Coariee F. P i t.
man to Mina E izabeth eiht , ons, both of Phila.
86:LiiwR8.—On the 19th instant, near aerairth Mills.
Salt' more county. Md. Levi Henry Sellers. only child
of Alfred J. and Sarah 'P. Sellers. aged 11 months and
21 data.
The reletteei and friends of the fm's are invited
to attend the funeral. from 1326 Marthorour u rre-t,
on Saturday .at 4 o'clock F. M. (Sucks county papers ,
please rep y.)
R/C.-041 the 19 It instant. Mrs. Theresa Clark
daughter of James kneu the elder. in the 63d year of
her age.
The relatives and friends of the fatuity are invited
to attend her funeral, 'tom her late residence. 00.9011
Walnut street. west or Twentieth on Saturday morn
ing at 8)4 o'clock Funeral service at et. ratriors
Church. interment at Mary's, South Fourth st.
B eSTIAN.r-On the tern inurs^t, Mrs. Mary Sastian,
wife of Joseph Mission, in the 634 Near of her age.
Fuoerat from the re-,dunce of her husband. No.
W 8 South Psoond street. below Federal. this ( Friday)
morning a* Bht o'clock.
D GATI .-13 n the 18th instant, Jelin V. Dungan, in
the 414 year of Insane.
Pacers f rom hie late residence, on Eatnrday morn
ing,_at
Moak. _
itRA W.—On the Mth instant, AiexanderShaw, to the
48th year of his age
Funeral from los late residence. No. 8 worth Twen
tieth at , eet, this Mum-dm itilternron at 4 o'oloak. •
ORtiti.--lin the lath instant. Thomas B. atkinson
horde. SON of. Simeon and Urgent Force, aged 13
months and 18 days.
Funeral from the resident:to of his father. in Fourth
atteat. below Bonne, this (Friday) afternoon, sr 3
o'clock.
mottli. Nll.—On the 39th instant, Mary Jane.
daurhter of Elizabeth and the late John Midland,
aged 13 Yeats.
Funeral from the residence of her mother. No. 432
German attest. on Fonder - a ternoon at, 2 o'olook.
widenly, on the 19,11 instant, Catharine Otr.
ar.d 28 years
re- evil from the resident* of her mother. No. 1623
Naudtin street. below Lombard, this Friday) after
none at 4 o'clock.
NWT° —On the 19th instant. Rebecca m, Pinto, in
the lath year of her age.
Fees al from the rat dares of her father, Thomas 7.
Pinto, N . 998 Marshall street, tlits (Friday) afternoon,
at 4 o'clock.
Rrthi.—tin the 19th instant. Patrick Rice, aged 69
years.
Funeral from his late residence. Prospect alley, east
of 'Pen.extract, he.. Arch. this (Friday) afternoon,
at 1 oie'ock.
RY el.—On the 19th inetant, Mary Ryan, wife of
Psi rick Ryan.
Funeral from the residence of her husband. at Con
shohocken, this( Friday afternoon , at 4 o'clock. -
et.—On the 19th instant. Lemma M., wife of
Wm. F. Bender aged 32 ems
Funeral from the residence of her hoshand. Pro. 2630
Poplar Street, th s (Friday of- 01110011. at 3 o'clock. -
an E EN.—On the Mt tustant, Philip Green, aged 60
years,
FsITIVT.I from h. la. r.arienee.Nis 026 gaffolk street.
Ninth street, below Carpenter, this (Friday) afternoon,
at 4 o'olook
ti.R.—On the 28th instant. George Meisier,
aged 39 years.
Funeral from his late residence. No. 1331 Marshall
street. this ne at 9 o'clock .
BUMMER G the 19th instant. Henry, son of
Immo and Sarah Bomberger. aged 4 years and 4 months
Funeral from the residence of-his narents. No. 1101
Ogden !Peet. thin Wad*, l*orning. at 8 0 , 0 1 0 0 k.
WEN Di Na. — CIA the /9th masa! Anna, wife or An
thony Wending.
Funeral from the residence of her hushand. No 1612
fitmlint street, this Friday). morning at 5 99 &cloak. *
EYSP:II.--tut the 18th instant. Mary A. Reiser, in
the 80th year of her age.
Funeral from her late residence. Mot cf No. 314
Chem street, this ( ti ridsr ) mite. noon, at so oicee,
memos the 79th Instant. Pstrien McCabe, eon
of John and Sarah McCabe, aged 5 years. 2 montes,
and st dap , .
Funeral from his late residence. N 0.735 youth Front
street. below Almond. this (Friday) afternoon, at 1
O'cdook.
7.4 WIDE BLACK BARMES, only
tiO opnta,
7-4 wide Nook Rayegen, onto 50 cents.
7:4 wine 'Black Staregels, ant? 40 ••ents. •
7-4 wide Binok Rlrexes. 42.1 i oeuts.
7-4 wine Mack Baregee, only 034 amts.
wide Bleak B%ren_ee t only 184( Gent'.
BEeeur4 Ntv% mourn, n 4 Store,
Jell 740, 915 OFIRvItruT Street,
no" - .7. THE 'UNDERSIGNED. VOTERS OF
13.3 the Second Congressional ilstriot respeotfn
resent to their ferow-cis sem without diannotion of
eery. MOR I'ON MC M ICB/lELoi es a module te to re.
present the distriot in the r-rincresu of he Dulled
Stoma. to bo uotrut for at the election to be held on the
Id dart of Juli,lsll.
James Desidas, Henry C Carey,
Eh R. Price, Chas F. Lanett.
J. R. Vpinneett, John T. Lewis & Brog.,
Caleb Cope, A.. 1. Lewis_
Wm. Devine, R. Rohirson &
Preuhrin A. Colwell, Wm. C. 'Disbuds.
John B. Myers. Elio/met Dunn.
S•ese GodleY, R. I. rt,ley,onder,
Frans Botersi lvtßsttlett_t.
TOlPrott.A.3. „„
811176 n,.
R. Ranson, PeorLe N. Harney.
Jolm P. White. G. D nosengsyteg,
John uparhourk Joel Corm. Jr..
T. Edgar Thomson. Fills Yarnall..
B. Ge- havi. Tr , os. B. Ls:emitter,
Chigitia Meggrtee. reitinal A obotti
Jotie C Knox. David wi
A Wart. Geo W. Lehman,
Jay Cooke • lfred P. "cull.
George W . Page, Edw. (I. linereY.
Win. Sergeant. Jos G. Bosengarten,
litmus) C. Mor'on, John F. French,
Alsar B Roberta, Or- nonlum.
John Grigg. Joules R. Castle,
R. N. Burroughs. W. E. Wellman,
T. Burlap, Jobe Kenney,
Pavid 8 Brown. Geo W. ;,elley.
G eorg e N, iiogerg, E. Raiguel;
James w - . Pout, .1 D. Pick s,
Geode H. doter. lames G Clark.
Morrie L. Hallowell, Chile chef nay,
Jos Cabot. Wrio Th
E. J. Ettint. George Boldin.
Chanel 5, Wood. Jame( Denereng,
Famine! J. Reeves, I W. GMT.
James Milliken, John Mot:anieg.
W. Dwight Bell, R. 'lndia tnitb.
1-dw. n Petro, Ales. ti. iledgdon,
Joon Wriebt. A. Whitnov.
Thee H. Jacetw, Gen- Whitney.
Fa.. B. Jaaabe, John R. Whitney,
Q. PITA Smith, J&MOD B, Weßegy,
Thoma. P James. Chas. A. Me. singer,
W. Bridges, A. B Carver,
Rommel .tmes. Parawil earver,
J. G. Fell. Reward Browning,
Maw.s.a Roberts, J W. Bunn.
John C. Cams- tisorre J. Weaver,
Win. fir Angora. Edward Pilate,
Wm Bracknell, yduriird 81. Rowley,
Reward Roberta, Jr., -George , Eckert,
Isaac G Colesberry, (r. Sherman.
J ot. M Tanning, Lawrimee Lewis,
John Umber eterle.
Grove E. Hart .
John W. Buff, David Roberts.
S. Gray. J. Peter Gehl.
Wm. D. Park, J. ' honour Elliott.
F. C. Elio aker,
M. a. Alemouder. Henry. Cohen.
1.• It *hard Roos. A Smirk
A. Godey ?lien Macho%
J. Dover Thimnash T. O. Puma.
J. Cromelin. Joe. P.
John J. Breton, Geo. W. Wood,
Ina° M. MOW enalo °l h h n n . ' n.
J. - 1130m055,.. .ore. lienanfr,
J.bn Rerplier, M. Williamson & Co.,
C. Z mmerman. Hood. Bonhnght. & Co.,
S. Lloyd W island, John B. Bennett,
John L. Frederick, Wm E. hompson,
James Verree, Boyd & Stroud,
A eg. J, ifiliTPOrg Cnerlee ts. Miller.
Win. Castle. Canby, Neville. & Rubio.
Jos. J. Redeem It.dd e, Gill, & Co .
John Bell,_ John E. Ardmks.
Wm H. Fuguet. Daniel 4 teitimettt,
- gm. Moli'd,w, "me W. &
guewart, Geo Bonbright,
Josiah Harlan. Jas. E. COX. -
B. Anglo Alibone, Stephen Baldwin & Co.,
W. B. Car.wr. Charles Dowse.
0.8 Hithaelk H. 'Binges.
James Robinson, Detail Miplartnet.
P tech tinier. Jim. Callum,
M. k homes. Geo. Y. Smith.
John ten en., win P. Newlin.
smset Coffin. Kirk B. Wells,
W. F. ratt, and numerous others.
BOARD OF SCHOOL. DIRECTORS—
,dporiort.,--gt misudr.g held on the
Meg of 'I VE.e DAY, the mit., for the purpose
of electin arti.mbar of the Bosrd of Celillol, JAelt.l3
S. (HAM BESS. Ergo respeoefuliv declined a renoml
nation. whereupon the following resolution wee offered
by Mr. A G EW, anti nnanimousir adopted. viz
Resolved, Th. , the thanks ef this Board bts, and they
Me hereby, tendered to J A MIA S. C HAM BE
for the able and efficient manner he nag disanarged the
arduous and responsible duties of representing this
Beet-on in the Board of Control.
From the. Minutes. JOSEPH COO.T
MPHILADELPHIA St READING R. H.
CO.—Ptizasu r rgtl. J une tO 184 L— ro avoid
on the holders of Coupoes of this Company, due
on the Int proximo, are requested to Mame them at this
cam on or before the 29th met, when reams , s wi-I he
moan, and cheeks will 65 readY for delivery on the Lt
prox mo, in exchange for moo mom: pm
yell. 81 a BRAD 040, Treasurer.
frr• PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL
ROAII.—.SI.RETING OF STOC. HOLDRICS.
•trdIRECILL MEETING of the Btookuoloeis of the
Philadelphia and trio havrend Company: wilt he held
at the Wane of the Co.wpart• on TN VENDA V.Jotie
Het, at 10 o'olook A. M.., for the pa-pose of consi
dering a proposition having for its olßeet the early
oomptetion and heeding of the railway off the said Mom
patty.
By order of the President and Board of Manager*.
)4 Off W. ED W. MOPS) R D, heeretaii-
MNOTICE—CAINDIS AND ATLANTIC
RAILROAD CON.PaNY.—An election for
ors of the Camden and Atlantic Railroad em
ploy, to serve for toe among year. will be held at the
offing of Bald COMINNIT, at COOPER'S Cam
den, New Joreor, ye To ViteDAV, 57th heaL, be
tureen the hours of 11 A. M. and 1 P. -
tell 07 ROBERTFRAZER.Reoretar7.
grNUTTER.—oFFIVE OF THE VENN
EITLVANIA FARINA COMPANY, B. W. cor
ner BROAD end VINE -trees.
All perecn■ baying ot , ima sasigiut the Penn.,'lvartia
Farina company, or holding Breed 'Maker.. lamest by
it. are Tenneeten to present the seine. for garment. to
the undersigned. on or before the first dal of AIJGIIsT
next, on which dal the alfelrs of the Coinpsny will be
010 11 0 d foully, according to taw.
RDwAilli B. FERRIS. Bearden'.
Oer WE HAVE EMPLOYED HELP FROM
THE PROTESTANT EXCHANOE,Southwest
corner HEWN D ono NEW Stream, and take pleasure
is reoommerulin; it to the publican an halltitiltion noseh
Deeded in our city t rOT its care in selecting the beat
Mont woman , and elouldren ea to ehereeter and 411111_,
ficatione _
J. K. ADDICIff Rime street E. M. SELLA Se. amen end Tollebooken streets.
JULIAOINA RANDOIREE, PM Chestnut otreet.
AIM IN IC IRK PA I RICK,IDI Aroh street
Dr, PAIICOenT, us! Mount Vomon street.
JO& WWII ADC. Dre Moont Vomon street
GEO. FR EF.Mo N. PC Noityi Eleventh Went,
P. O. OLIVER.= North Sixth street,
x. R. BOW P.R. hull end Germantown avenue.
T. WIL SON , 510 MrwthTront street.
T. Mohan MI South Front street.
Id M. WHITE. SD Hardball street.
W. a. BOKBR lit Martel amen.
W. H. RICRAnDbOrt Marie; Mroott
And over one onetime see
_Arty more, to whom re-
Terme. will he [MOE at the .Moo. SII3O-3M
,TATE OF SAMUEL, MARTIN, DE
•'A CEASED.
Letting teglismentou to the Estate of S iIaWEL
MARTIN. deceased, ileums been *hot tiny granted by
toe Beguiler of wino to the undersigned. all perims
indebted to said estate lire required to make payment.
mud time burins Glum to irreseut them without delay
MlL,Lialli It PHELAN,
IdaAo 111 , 8T0f1. Lt. Mann.
BLOC LEY Poet tam
I • t° their Attorney FRDMILiCK BKY KIL
htliklune le. Ile P.
sal Boa* TRIND Stmt.
11-ne
MA.BKYED
DIED.
NIClAir PUBLICATIONS.
A TIMELY NUMBER.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY
170 R
JULY, 1881.
TIUS DAY VUBLIEILD.
MAJOR, WINTHROP contributed to this number ano
ther vary graphic war sketoh.
MRS. H. 2t. WrO WR . eontinuiti her story of "Agnelli Of
Sorrento."
PROP. 0. W. HOLMES writes for every number.
CONTENTS
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AGPIRS OF eONIXENTO. by MRS. B. B. EoroWE.
8 11 N-PAIIMNO AND k.urt-Bein.P2l7ltEt by 0. W
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Lr
MALI. -
EMANCIPATION IN RI/BSIA, by 11.A.ENwELL.
THE RAIINTAII BNANTY.
NNOTRIIDA. bY F. G. T=l3E/cm.
GREBE LINES,bY HENRY VAN. BRENT,
THE OBDBAL BY BATTLV, by T. MiDolDsoN.
THE UNITED STATES AND EvEors.
WASBINGxON At, A - CA2Ar. by MAJOR THEODDRN WIN
Timor.
BISTWRIN SPRING AND 3IthImBR, by F. CLAIR
4/.l,lIWoRnr.
Rftvtlymes Alin LtricsAßV NaTieirs.
XRCENT AMERICAN PuaLicATloNs.
TICKNOR & FIELDS,
PUBLISHERS.
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DI IV! tNARY OF NATURAL HISTORY. BY Wil
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WWI'S ON ituItsEMANSHIP ; or, Common Sense
and Common k rears in Common Rid.ng. BY Col Gen.
Bfeenw. , al. ritittil. New eaitiOns t aware aro, moth
sat, ill&
Lt,.. tyNARY OF COITEMPORARY liIOGRA
PHY. noutoniog Megtrqrx of nearlr 1 lks eminent in
ditrdus s. Smat, 8 0. olcolhf 2.
litiO •ti UN YOr Cita R. EDUCATION. By
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FORflne. Edited by William Crooke!. F. C. S. Nu
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Foreign Bo„ke imported to order by evert steamer.
Monthly catalogues of new and old Eucialt and Frensh
Books furnished grafts on applusation. je2l.St
rirEE DEBATES OF OOVEI E3l9.—T he
' IL Debates of the next l Congress . arm
vene Wathiairton city the ness
eth oa
of Jury. PM. will be
published officially by tee uLderturned , rt THS DAD Y
t3LOßr.,navrepaper form, and in coy GAPS-
SiONAL GiArtte. AND AP ttElniittX. in book form.
The latter paean free through the mate of the tnjtiet
States. The price f ei her °urine the session is 83,
in advance payable in sp.icce, poet office *tames. or the
notes of seems. psytne blahs. JUAN C. 11.1Ylict.
Wasunirprost Juba Is nu
lIIILITA-RV NOTICES
'mkt (arTARTERS HOME GUARD.
CITY OF -VEIL' , DELPIIIA, 311110 19. 1 851.—Cienera
order 13-1 no t oiling Anniversary of the, De
claration of the o arm a Independence wul be cele
brated b a parade of the Home tquard.
he force wilt be fora). d Itefilmente on Broad
Atreet, at 7 o'cloca on the morally: of July Fourth next.
betwpea such Lmits as shalt tie demsnated in fumre
orders
All v I
inkiest ("two' of the First Division frioisylva
va Volanieets. as wall as those of neishborii-s Divt
/UM sod 4ates, are reepeotfatly invited to pertioitate
in his parade
Officers of Volunteers not ponying with their cores
w It r e motioned itositions on reporting to these Betio-
Farther orders will specify the details of the forma
tion.
Brig. Gat. Com ma BL i EA s O m T ON ua
rd
1,0 0 0 MEN WANTED FOIL THE
UNITED STA IEI3 NI &RINE CORPS. able-bodied.
between the ages of 21 and 36 Years. not fen than
Eve feet four and a half inches high, and of good
character. Soldiers serving in this corps perform duty
at navy yards and on board United States ehipw of-
War on fdrolitu station. 411 other sittioireattion "Ale&
may be domed wili be given at the Rendezvous, No.
311 South FRONT street.
First Lieutenant W. ATOKES noir)),
.le4 - lm Recruit= Wager
FIRST OITT TitoUP. —7 he
frierds of the members of this Troip ere re
quested to leave in writing• to vim up et their
. FTH end oaks f Streets. an,
informstion of interest whioh they may receive.
yeit St*
HEADQUARTERS YOUNG'S
Fr ENTUCK y sEGE m ENT, LIGHT CA
ojYALßY—Pnit...reeirltre. June 114 1861.—A—A
r„. men nail e neer to WI rnks ot the
ortgmai Independent b alouotode d
isngere thea
tre at
tented to Colon -IYoung's Kentuoty Reginten.t, Light
Csveviri already aecap ed, and to De mustrr.d into the
United ataten hervice for threeyears,.
Apply at 140 South *.PliilltD Street, Room No. /6.
M: Et, IV. X ENDIG.
jel9.ot Captain Commanding_
INEIIIRANCOI COA P A '4l it
FA INSURANOR COMPANX,
No. 406 DHIDISTN &rest s
FIRE AND INLAND itisimArck:.
ellaorge W. Day—.- -of Day & Matlack.
Samuel, " Wrkett Eros & Cr.
D. B. Rime., " Dayia Arisen
Henry Lewis. Jr....... - " Bros Es Co.
C. Richardson.— " J. C. Bowe if; Ca.
Sunroof P. Bodine... -Pros't Wlromins Csfoor doses's.
.ino. W. Everraan—cp. Merman&
es& A. fi
n..... West robes,
R. B. ottagro, Martin,
0, Wilson Dates- -.. Attorney-at-law.
E. D. Woodraff--.., .of &Inez, Milton, Woolirae.
In.. Keiselerr, Jr_ ... 171 S Breen street.
GBOBBE DAY President.
wildly-I-Aims
RA II[ N Z' eif BUCK, Vice President.
V ...17V
riIHE MAN WHO WAS TOO WARM.
•A• Tfe Sat in ohturft. on the ►ittm4tb day:
rtafing atiu nug h , lis breath war ;
W 'Sams roo fnu late lea.fran—
rtover-heated, suffering man.
htlimme the sweat from his heated face.
lte heard r wished h =self out of the pinee
While none of the rest 01 MA °on:rogation
Beamed to suff.r from perspirat.on
Whns i. fits matte.* wrnon me ?" he mid,
As he panting!, turned hie fevered bead.—
But he saw. as he looked at the people there,
That they tied • n garments of , ummer wear.
"Ohl" tonight be as he gave a lurch
In his eat, sod nearly !poke out in church.
o at, semtse alothing stt hay. on.
And this is the most of the in 'nib of June
To , mor ow mornioe, said he, • call
.A t &nth and o,2‘ , 3get h. great OAIL.P ALL;
I'll buy some clothes chat a e fit 'or the season,
And never oh Fall hes-en with th se on."
Bs went—snd he bcutht a toss s' er milts
HOMO linen PAWS hue the lire to boot i
And now he ao.ises the people all
o buy their lotbee at the great Oat BALL.
And the people wit follow his advice. and rush to
OAS H LL. at the soltheast corner aria and razat
thP EitiOnta.
U WANAltiagEtt I. BROWN_
R,FA-BATBING.—NATE: MAL HALL,
CA-Pg Isnasn. Cape Ma" N. J.- 7 he proprietor
the above-named fin-1r located establishment would
teapecautly inforM die thcessnds el Geri ir that have
he motors visited higher:use that in order ro meet t he
er. slurs of the 41Me$. be nag, for he present season.
4E..u04 , 13 HIS taunt:Lan for $ •oroom to .t,liataT
DULL alba PER W EX- Chudren untie* J.: Sears t.f
age and servants half price. ?evertor accommodations,
aid staple room for 200 panne,
trlera ro J. Yoh i;ourt, ass nrch athset,
jest ,e.Aiturt riaßkE thOw, Proprietor.
BoaßblN(.4.—Family and single rooms
to rent, with board, at 616 Sputa WASHING
TON rqwwo. jell-St
HIA ISALE- 1 1he Sttek, Good VIII, Fu
tures. and Machinery of the old- established Pacer
Box Factory. Po 29 eq. Fourth street. apply, to W 22.
BACON. accouter. 3212 MARX^ T Bt. je2l St*
1 4 14.41, BAIN. large Derrick Foie, 115
feet Ten:, suitable for a, flag ataff. Apply to WM.
MO u el blo .at the CA -AL. Logan ISctuare.
Je2l-2c*
riFIo t ruGR&PBS, suitable tor mailing,
-a- torso oenta; Colored Photorrephe for Ili era
brotipee at all pleas. itzpitat'd baler!, brxo2 , lD
Street, above Green lt*
TB ROP DIUTLEY'S LETTER 'to
J. itta L a rid an Tu n e s o n 40. 4, of the Anlivti•
can Civil W.r." 14 el. 10 'mate. F 0 • holesale
and retail. hy T. B. PUGS, b. W. earner ISM " If and
CHES CNT3T. ie20.21.*
Till WIFE DFB HAD A DISEASE OF
the right eye for gm reoril. During , 1.1., ynat Iwo
years in spite of a severe con seof treatmea* wh oh
she underwent. it grew sr+duatiy 11 , M About two
mantis ago she placed herself under the treatment of
ee
Pr °n U Oeuhst herself
tAis bk.uch Fargahfl/13
fitreet. and to day the 670
7011 r. Vir:LICER SACKhON.
Pastor of ht. Nut's M. t . t burgh,
fads-!t• Woe 23 Catharine street.
DUNOGUUE, WIIOLESALE DRALIR
• in Gaffes, Fumrs, and Syrups, No SS Pooth
WATkat street. 3600 paokogen or Mean). Refined Bu
m. and Byrnpe. i.toluding .111 grades and ZOO baill of
Ri o ~,r4 JEWS vt,free, et the 10111 fiat market prloag,to
prompt cub buyers. jete-et"
EASE AND OOMFORT.
TitEOBALD asks, Why On Pima or snit
everybody?
Sues a minion probably never was born. But those
who Snow when t ey aye muted in BOOTS or 8114JE8
are invited to give him a tall. and these who never
were 1111. , 1P1i before may be suited now. B.e is at hie old
Place .808 COATEB Street. We am
COPARTNERSPIP NOTIOr.--The
a..ignea has this day. runwelated with Min i in the
GE" NARDWA KR KIPP" EDWIN G.
BT ONES. The bluffness of the firm will hereafter be
conducted under the name of LEisLo• V & CO.
14Etlits tARSEEY" . ,Tu..
Philadelphia. J ape ' N on, COY Ntititn.ET at.
jet-mars f-3t.
puBLIC NOTION
SELLING OFF AT COST.
A large stook of. Matherastical, Optical. and Philo
sophical Instrnmet.ts to close the bus , tess• Drawing'
lastrutesers. Sults sad dosles. burvoJor's bariu
m Ms. Microscopes, felesoosss an I rsT Olts.c.l
stereoscopes and. harms. roost° I anterns. her
motostera and Hyoros.etere, Sand Glasse...Stearn- hrt
Fes. Magna o tectrioa• Machines. 6lobes. Oatrutifio
oks ; also, a fine assortment , of fine Cutlery and
score. &0., &O. &0., &a.
G. T. AMBLER ) Optician,
No. 835 CHESTNUT St., Phdadelphis.
N. S.—The selling price of each article is distinctly
marked in figures. jel9-6t wfui
PURE PORT WINE.
FOR BALE BY
C. H. MATTSON,
ARCH AND TENTH STREETS.
NEW LOAN
FOR SALE
A limited amount of the new 3,000.000 LOAN, in
sums to raft surobasen, for sale by
JAY COOKE & CO..
114 MITE TRIRI) STREET. jels-itu
F A OAM UR SEISE.— 50 cases of 12 cheeses
each, racoive4
VI oar &mob trigSlomiklia,fungAlß
."l=l"4 Terelrafgdaternk
N
E D
R FOURTH E
Y AND
RAVE A FINE STOCK OF GOODS ADAPTED TO
THE PRESENT WANTS OF THE PkOPLE.
MOZAMBIQUE% - PRESENT FASHION.
SHEPHERD PLAIDS, BLACK AND WHITE
FINE FRENCH ORGANDIES, LOW.
DARK LAWNS, FAST COLORS.
FINE PLAID SILKS FOR BONNETS.
SUMMER SHAWLS, NEW LOT.
LACES, MANTLES, SILK BOURNOUS .
FINE LINE OF TRAVELLING GOODS
BEST MITTS, GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
HOOP SKIRTS, ONLY FIRST QUALITY.
SUMMER QUILTS, NAPKINS, TOWELS, .tc.
is2l-St
CAPE MAY,
SARATOGA, NIAGARA,
ATLANTIC CITY. •
LADIES
Intending to visit there or other viaterbit NidOilik khalif
bear to vivid remembrance that the large WHOLE
SALE STCCE. of
PRICE, FERRIS, & Co.
Is still in Pea at
807 CHESTNUT ST.,
In ebb:di they will end, specially suited to the
"SEASON A:l* THE KEA. -MORE,"
Or any of the Summer Reitorte,
HANDSOME Eartititof DERR D REHM AND
PHIONOURB, for wearing with morning wrappers;
ELASTIC CHINESE LINE/Vt., for travelling dramas
and dealers; LINEN COLLARS and SETS, ito., to
gether with a large atrortment of EMBROIDERIES
and LACE etiops. muted to the above-merthoned
.
plum s "THE STAY-AT-HOME COMMITTEE."
Should remember the CHEAP TARGETANES, for
novatint ata. ohandeliera, a - 3 V ether with our
etlONE_ rn
ri
cettintus M- Lt., IS
1300X8, and all kind, oft inen and VI hi:6 Gonda, at
" LI VTLE OVE, HALF PRICE."
JtieT OPEN ED.
A fresh lot of Pine apple Handkerchiefs, at 75 cent..
doub'e .twusi. Net for Pleeves de orate.
V.s.enmennes Laces sad hitting?.
Camb ior Wu trimmed with Vet. Lane
" Val. and other Lace tats.
Wir" AMU ALL A Y atitiLl rtALP PRICE.
PRICE, FERRIS, & Co.,
507 CHESTNUT STR KET.
Boston, Mwm.
reRENOI3 LADE VEIL°.—A choice lot
just pur•qms.d from a bankrupt importer. end
for MO OA ball prioo et
ORA RLES ADAMS do FON,
004 ARC o Sueete.
iv' Ut Qi7ll'4) NErtnie, all colors ; Tarle
' • tall all colors, for covering glasses; Plaid and
Bwiee MUMIDO M WhOMrale prices.
Grit, ftL U. 3 ADAMS & SON.
je3o k.IOIITEL and A Streets.
QUMbilrat STOOK Or DRESS vOODS AT
11, 7 PHIORtz AMORDIN O TO THE TlMFEL—Pordine.
Beae.-es. situ Ottalli.s.}o.lf Twice; amnia Dean es re
do ..d 6om 2$ Sense CILIAMS reduced from
1234 toe°.
event attention is requested to our stook of Organ
dies and Jaeonet Lawn.- widoh we re le.urd to olose
out at a low figure. CRAWL e 23 AD a M . % & 80N,
lent MOHrHandAßCHStreets.
A BANKRUPT' IMPORTER'S 0 . . T00K
of gametes of Linsin Cambria Handlierohiers, in
hem-stitched. sheer on•d3d. and embroidered from
cents to fa cents each; a great bargain surehasea a
=grilse for cook. ALL.d to ha Mild in 1118 urns 11117 Only. C
je2o EIHRTit and ARCH streets.
FREOIOII L A 0.11; P' IINTS, B-)IIENOUS,
AND MANTLES —E !Ur iCOOktto he iii'd at leis
thin wholesale DOM/. w V 0441001 by undannAd in
there goods. cHARLaPi atlilit3 & moil,
teat' EIGHTH and ARCH Streets.
WHOLESALE STOCK
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS,
FOR SAT.V. AT RETAIL,
FOR CASH.
AT RETAIL FOR CASH,
AT RETAIL FOR CASH,
AT RETAIL FOR CASH,
AT RETAIL FOR CASH.
The huvreoribere offer for sae* ea and After
THURSDAY, 6th INST.,
THRIR STORIC,
NO. 409 MARKET KTILMT, NORTE/ SIDE,
NO. 409 MARKET STREET, VORTIL OLDS,
NO. 409 MARKET STREET, NORTH BIDE,
W. 409 MARKET S MEET. NORTH SIDA
FROM 9 A. M. TO 5 P. M.
FOR CASH, RETAIL.
A T
LESS THAN WROLESALE P.ll,loss.
All kinds or
COTTON HOSIERY NEEDLES, PINS,
CLOTHS. HOOKS AND EYES,
Laws' burro, SKIRT HELIUM,
ZEPHYRS, TAPES, BRAIDS,
SHETLAND WOOL, COMBS. BRUSHES.
SPOOL COTTONS, PKRFUMFRY,
BUTTONS, UNDsRCHIRTS,
(Or oil yoacnptoneY. 18illc. Merino. lea.)
Also, a Full Asnortment of Drees Trimming*,
BURNETT, SEXTON &
•
SWEAIIINGEIq•
Jeßlm NO. 409 MARKET STREET.
'NEW MANTILLA. STORE.
The most splendid SILK MANTLES in the sits
SILK MANTILLAS,
In every new style, the rieheat analities ever aeon.
at the elegant .New Store,
QS SOUTH TENTH STItENT.
1-IOUGI-1 & 00
SPRING CLOAKS, IN EVERY •NEW
style, at IVENS',
m,SI-1m No. 23 N. Ninth +street.
QPRING CLOAKS, IN ENDLESS' VA
t••••7 netT, at 'maw. •
RPHINO WARS, THE CHEAPEST
ever seen, et avutsap,
rey3l 1w No. 23 S. Ninth street.
CLOAKS.—Wholesale Merchants are in
sited to inspect the stook at
No. 23 South NINTH Street. corner of Jona et.
Between Marion and Chestnut.
NEW bTYLE CLOAKS, EVERY NEW
style, every new materiel. et
_pricer diet astonish
everione. at the hole stare, N. E. earner of Eighth
and walnut wrests. m731-1m
CITY CLOAK STORE, No. 142 N.
Fighth "tree!, above Cherry. are now.leillaa every
new style of the season superb qualities, an every new
shade of color. cheerer then any other etore an the
OAT.
RPEOTAI+ NOTIOE 7
fte n and E ,after j hu t atq ll
EVERC I Z PGIBBIItaIiiii4DETOIERIII7
CASH PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS!
Mang determined to !educe testy Stock they will sirs
boatytere , tes !!
Desonfal Panay Silks for 76 canto, WormoLu
Heavy Rich Fano Silts %UP, well worts, SIM.
Grenadine and Bares. Goodet about one half their
value.
Gray Mixed Goods. in every 'variety. from 8 onto per
7=4 to SO rents.
BLACK IitiLICE, RIMLIII3Tituvot 'VERY
CHEM ° .
Neat Black Brocade Silks, doable faced, &e.. ko
De Laines, Calicoes, Caaanneres. Cloths, Vesting.
Linens. Mllllllll4 Flennola,oVutui, COVetil, Ao. he
BRAWL n GLOMS. - a in klULlirrles.
French Lace Mantles. Pontes Shawls, Envenom.
Cambria Lace Mantles, Chantilla Lace Goode, &c.
Black Silk Gotta, Mantles., so.. in every style,
At lISORNLE & CHIBM B.
Saran & fAlt DEN NO.
r.s ty
'LINENS AT COST FOR CABII ONLY I
JI-A Damask Table Cloths. for cash.
Irish Linens at Cost for cash.
Linen Damasks at oast, for cash.
Towels at cost for cash.
Pho..tioa. Pillow and Butcher's Linens.
Napkins. Doylies. ?limb Clothe. Ito.. /to,
Comprising our entire stor.k Linens._
AT Cuff FOR CASH.
oommenoint to day, the 4th met. Our stook is large.
cheap. and fresh and will present many enamel bar
gains. even ID those times, Or eXtraerainlin cheap
goods. cooklat coA"tto...
l egit. S. ear. NlNTff *ad M ARK RT.
g- I PENINCI OF THE ARCH-EIREET
MANTILLA. STORE. It W. comer TENTR and
ARON.
ALL HUSS COORS.
Rich Lyons Silk Circulars.
Rich Lyons Silk &sequel.
Cambria and Pusher Lace Points.
Do, do. do. Mantillas.
Cloth and Tweed Circulars.
Summer Clasks.kc,
Parcheaed ander she mfluouve of the %Car, panic,
end to be fold at leap than the cost of importat i on and
manufacture.
Ladies are invited to inspect this Meek. Without re
ism, before purchasing elsewhere.
mil? 1m JACOB HORSFALL. Prop'r.
QUA:CHER GOODS-
Reduced to very low prices.
Granulize Garages, Gro , ba.
Riob Gnu:tele' and LISWES.
FatIOLWOVIrted bttlffS. Battles.
Gray Tramelling
Dshines.
Foulard'.
Duosis, Bentanis, Mourn Mums.
Plate Wks, Fancy Sage. tilt Robes,.
Bare e, Granulate, and Organdy Robes.
Chatty Shawls, Brunie. am ovens*.
RAMC Ft MY 118.0 T RUN
011ERINIIT and MOUTH °auto.
NEW PLAID INDIA 811.K14
Just received. per Flying Scud,
From Conten. two oilmen of
figgri lodlß `tike. @siva qualm,.
Wenom.a G omm yet, and sertoeible
Alio.
one
ou F e c o r f liumm . er Dream.
Brown end 'Tab Pfttuii
yeltow pongee', for rummer Dusters.
Vif lute Fonseca. for unr wear S
.
AR de yL FABROTHER/3.
rural 011EsTn UT Ina EitiarE Street.
L Atl as, preparing for the Traielling
sewn, are invited to examine our assortment of
Tonnes they Dm* tined%
intinaterthe tray
Div,. Owls.
enamor Mitts, Ges,_Boduery,
BYUltittraftrtni.
RRTAIL. DRY GOODS.
ARCH,
HOSIERY,
HOSIERY,
HOsIERY„
HOSIERY,
THEIR STOCK OF GOODS
HOUGH & CO.,
20 SOUTH TENTH a MEET.
IVENS',
RATA= DRY GOODS.
M . L. HALLOWELL & CO.
INMEESE
WHOTNSATXI STOOK,
SILKS, DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS, MANTLES, AC., iv., Ao.,
FOR BAILS
AT RETAIL,
At mach below the ordinary wholesale rates.
oe. 333 MARICF.T and 27 North FOURTH Streets
el stu&thlllt
PARIS LAOE MANTILLAS,
SECOND IMPORTATILON
Those Goods having beearelingrrished by our Import
ert—in view of the war erisia-1 7 lit; a more than the
hare amount of duty, will be offered to AUT Ol "m'.." a
conwsuonding reduction from usual retell prizes, via
AT 50 °Fars ON THE DOLLAR.
TEE BALANCE
OF OUR.
MANUFACTURED STOCK
BILK QUIAIIB AND MANTILLAS,
DPRINs CLOTS cLOAES,
BUMMER CLOAKS. Also,
TRIMMING LACES,
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, p .
ail in large assortment, will be aimed out at an average
reduot.on of or 4 8 HALF. in order t o oomplete our ar
rangements with oar creditor'.
J. W. PROCTOR & Co,
FARO! MANTILLAS and CLOAK EMPORIUM.
708 CHEST: UT. Street,
CLOAKS AND MA' TILLAF.— CAL
VON —Ladies are o.utioned against the nefa
rious statements of persons formerly in our employ,
and now in tne employ fif other parties who r:nrerent
themeeivea" to be eo.neeted. •Iwitb ne z sett the esteb
liebpiewe to be" branches of the Paris Marditla hm-
Ponem." Sark stsvements are Astnstfy 'UNTRUTHS,
used to ensnare and rA•at the inesUsP 4 trens-
We ha , e no other awe than the one we have mum
pied thole cr yaws, at 708 °LIMITS 'IT &root
J.W. rtr 00 - 10 it & CO..
ml4-tf Faris Mantilla Empornn.
EYRE & LANDELL open' to-day one
01140 mare
Fast Colors Orasadi'es 1134 eta.
Rammer Goads all radaand.
H STEEL it SON,
c o ell % 713 North TENTH Street, above Choate':
BALA.ICE OF THEIR STOCK OF
NEW AND DESIRABLE, DRESS BoODS
At still greater reductions in prices than the, have
ever before mad.. and at
MUCH LOW ER PRICE'
than any R ETA IL-W tf OLESALE ROUSE in the oity.
Fangs and I. oillard alike, very chine.
Very cheap and nod thank Nike.
Came Dreee Goods of every variety.
Fine Jaconet and Organdie I..awne at MC
LA Clii MAN I LEI, POINTE'S. BOHR NODS,
SILK AND CLOTH COTS FIND MANTLE D,
Jet GREATLY CNDKR. COLT PRICER.
-11- CB BLANKETS AT VERY LOW
RATES.
Tarlatans for Mirror Covens.
10-4 Nets for Oboadehers, •
Low b'cros Mnann for do.
EYP. ANDE L,
l e n R. VOE RL T
Fr and RM,
RMALL-PLAID SILKS.
lko , ills. said Whit. Prenoh Silks.
Black and White Frame)) Bilks.
Brown, Ind White French Bilks.
Omen and White FTBl66b, Silks.
t,
I.IIT i and Whits French Silks.
BO doz.kte. at al BO per dos.
BO doz. hits Bilk Gloves. 360 per noir,
Many good' rednand very lowto Owe out, s,t
..10kN STOMP.
jes . 702 n RCA Street.
DYKE & LANDELL have Fashionable
eIIMPITEADRI AMR
Illtutk and White Plaid Valencia.
Black and White Plaid Menaira.
- EYRE & LANDiss. FuIIRTH and
ARCH' ftrents, open this morning—
* Ofkases tovr Vritcy COndit.
ROCAIII^ 6.11,LV
ANTLES---DUSTERS.
Mantle room. second floor. abounds in handsome
Castt. Mantles: Dusters. Ito.
Thln Dusters,ror Ladies and Misses.
French Lase h oods, at soot.
COO
PPR CONARO.
led a. E. f'..ornar NINTH sad MARE EV.
FYHIG & LANDELL OPEN THIS
htoRNING
-1 owls MottmbiqUel,lBKO.
8 i Mozarnb ques for Dresses and Dusters.
CLOTHING.
wHOT,ESAT STOCK,
WHOLESALE STOOK,
WHOLESALE STOCK,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
RRADY-MADE CLOTHING
READY-MADE CLOTHING
AT RETAIL,
AT RETAIL,
AT RET A T
33 to 60 iter Oallt, Mee than the meal Retail Mee*
33 to 50 per cent. lags Man the usual Retail Duos
Clothing BUTOTS am respeotfully invited to examine
this atm*, The Garments being nearly all mlutufto
tared tor_ merohant taller trace of large awns and
°Mee. are all well out, well trtmmed,ana aubstantialry
made, and warranted to be fully equal to the best
Clothing manufactured for Retail Sales. Tine Stook
will be gold regardless of cost.
LIPPINCOTT, HUNTRR, & SCOTT,
jeB-13t 424 MARKET Street.
DIGITADIC GOODS.
'ARMY GOODS.
ARMY KEGIMATION BLUE BLOUSES,.
And few Wes
INDIGO-BLUE TWILLED FLANNEL,
For bale by
E. A. GREENE,
je2o-6t* No. 6 BOOTH FRONT STREET.
BUNTING.
ISUPARIOR QUALITY BUNTING BY THE NEM
01 V 4.80
FLAGS of all sizes made to order at short notice.
EVANS & HASSALL,
3e19-3t WM 01 Cout“ rim run
ARMY BLUE CLOTHS,
ALL WOOL,
STANDAB,D WEIGHT AND COLOR.
C 3 A 3D T
OASSLISIKRES, CLOTHS,
SATINETS, AND JEAI'47I3,
Wb:T ING„ COFFIN. & Co.
icas-nt
COTTON DUCK,
S'UITABLE FOR T.E'NTS,
roz sax si
FROTffiliGH - ASIil & WA'LLS.
min- tt
'MILITARY DRUMS,
MILITARY DRUM I ,
MtLITARY DRUMS.
MANUFACTURED AND BOW,
MANI/ AC f URED AND
UF E BOL
WHOLESALE A N''. RETUIL, B AND SO L
D
,
WHOLESALr , AND RETAIL,. BV
WROLERALR AND REITAJL, DY
W. P. UIIIINGER &
N 0.648 ARCH Street.
Po. s 8 ARGIL Street.
No DramAC street.
417" . Old Drums repaired, and Fixings for sale.
RAVING FUNDS.
QAVING FUND -UNITID WAWA
1-3 TRUST COMPANY, earner TRIRD And CIWAT
NUT Streets.
MERSST FMB PEA CWT.
S. R. CRAWFORD. President.
J4MBS_ R. SIIIOTRI., Secretary and Treasurer.
OM, Mum from 10 until i o'clock.
kt C0M10317 Rot bated in any neennetinA I. ti t
1141inaturs,
agirst DAILY EXCUII.DIONs.—
Steamer CORAPISLY /eaves drat pier
Warr es ACti Street. at 7 A. fd., dads' (Outdate At-
Milted) fur Cbres , r - canna rare, New Castle, Dela
ware City. FOIc DELAWARK. and Salem.
Excursion tioketa for tniester and Ponnagzove, 25 ats.
Do. do. for New castle Del. city,
Fort, and de atm
el7-51*
FOE NEW YOBS.
NEW DAILY LIM, Delaware l ow
Raritan Canal.
Philadelphia and New York Express Steamboat Com
pany will le a v e r
on and after MONDAY. WA
~.k.ant, and leave &air alLI:1 1 09., delivering Mir NC-
It'Atilrlarg,ll°4ll„,„bi g,241"
.P 6 Cl t __„llll Agamt,
No. 14 aorta wiliLArra l l'busgettlilas
JAMES Kulp,
1114 ....Ant.
Plers 14 an le EMT JuvM., New" York.
IRM4-
j rair m e FOR NEW YORK. Tss
Ptutadelohis Steam Proseuer atwarlaY
with U commerwe their basins= for the season on Menem
Ul met,
Thew Steamers &renew marring frolgi ii at Me " nd
Pier abate Walesa street. ,_
Terms acanumodattna. • VIC BARD k Wn
mute 11•/ Inotb ne.1101 , ••• WM. •
SKl:ie.—A small invoice of Elides, Sheep,
and Galt likinaJut, reoeivedromte Wait In
dies, for sale by hi U bLb Cag CAA:arta& 202
South FtionT rweet.
One barrel pure
SOPTII,S,fIy REACH. tor sale to. O. C. BAD-
Lew • tin
WOAD -500 lbs. for sale by
WETS KRILL
_III.OIIIIE/t1
4 V 4111 Marth BO ND Illtromt
ion
OLIVE OlL.—Pure Oh* OIL Woe'
isatitirathlititite NAM
AAIUN amT a.
WHEATLEY & CLARKE'S ARCH-St.
v THEA TAP:.
FAREWELL BENEFIT,
LAST APPEARANCY D IN PHILADELPHIA
ot M 1511555
WHEATLEY aftd CLARICE'.
FRIDAY biletsl G. JU.se 21. ISM,
W.ill be presented to- tne firot time to Mare rears.
Oliver Doluemith's sterling Comedy, in five note, en
titled
SIZE STOOPS TO CONQUER.
I OOK AT THE NAMES.
Mrs A LEXINA FIStIER BAK Alt, as Mt , A Pardonstle
Mrs. E. IL HAYEK as Mrs- Dardonstle
Mi.. K. PRIc --se Mass he'll e
Mr W LIE AVLEY as 1 ens' Marlow
J P. CLARK . 48 Ten! 14Mp11 1 111
Mr. E AYf Mr. Be &smile
Mr. LEYVIIS BARKS.— am misery
L .
A MCA/CA AIREANG F.
To conolnd. with • f _titled
Y NElGiiilBl , ,s WIFE
8r0wn.....__. b 6 • CLARKE.
•0 !PI.. • „ a, • •
o clan" for the arcuring of. seat., it to 9
A.M. till 4IF P M. Prices es usu.. I. It
W-
deaLtY & CIIRK6'B FARE
WELL By NEP lT.—The lad ea and tenlemen
°neared for the above minivan will !mese Nememme on
the .case fur raboaraal True moßrinia at, 19
o atook.
AMERIOAN ACADEMY OF IAUSIO.
ti.RAND P ATR lOTIC MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
TA , DLZdiuX and VIVANT,
T, Alb (MTH'S
VOL UNTE ER S' FUND.
On MONOe ki6il2ol, Jute 26. 1861. be enter
tainment will be under the patronage of the lollowing
aietingillehed gentlemen;
Arm. alerted 'r Eleorri mol, James Pare,
E tenant Vasa. R. V. King. Eae,
8. ti worstmaen, Esq., George et. lirneel, Eeq.,
Deuld W. editors be q., George 8. Manua. reg.,
Charles E Stewart, 1 eq., Witham Hue,.
Mestre. J. K. Ideilvain & Masora Slowest & Peter-
Non. soni
_The following array of talent wll appear :
Madame B &Writs JOHAN NdEN,
Mom lihN Iti rTs: SHAW,
EV, ylr, itivot i billrOODp
Mr. tiro—FM..l.X ' Ofi
(4...0. A. COFFEY, Reg,.
Mr 8. INERRCFM
DODwORTii'B GREAT MILL rAtrit B
And v, fine fThorna evmposed of Tubers of. th e HAN.
DEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY.
'Pao (-nen:uses from t,e
OA
I of IL rti OVA TOR E—w PER
it a the rage eet with appro
prate ilaiton I he • un.
A GRAND MARCII by IILENBELNSOIIN, wilt
be performed •f m d. V Pf d X rWEN LA.-
Ltikki and bißry N Under tee di a One Of
hit fiEoftCiE BENK4 Br,
A SPLENDID SILK 11 INivEN w.ll be ve - ented
0 the O-Y u /VAST ZOUAV AS, Captain iftltelwand,
from taetr t•ml, Mance. to, deers° A. Coffey, EMI -
'J he Zonaves will exhibit their proficiency in Military
Drill in the r.t age.
Ihe tatvirmitl nthrin. AMERICA. will be eung, the
andfamea awnatong .n the pertormemoe.
To conetutie art". a
BEAUTIFUL TABLEAU VIVANT,
in which er AOHINOTO r wid aeon- r it the °lends.
irreimina the Stara and 'tripee with the SECBSS/ON
.FLAti at tie feat tiriek the Roane th. chorus Win
Infi x the THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER..
Übe whom under me direction of d. tierrena.
Tocketa Twenty five - , 'ante to all carts of the halms.
except the Proscenium Boxes, wh oh are to °ante each
Reim Amo Offic eeam at the Parquet Ban he procured
at the Box daturil-.1 and Nonnsy, for ten cent.
eat a. "harem can aer be ob - ninen at all the Must°
r torea. Doom open at 7; to commence a- 8. j-21 3t
A SFMB LY -BUILDINGS. _
-s- Mel aN at AR eEI EH.
STForrlcN.
FOURTH •
MONDAY. JUNE
And Byer, Nitta this week, Lieut. Grab e. Harper's
Ferry. Gen. Butter Soutt. An le rum, taisworth, and
Brownell. Matinees Wednesday and , ftturday al
AdMietion Z 8 dente t -..hddrer i 6 ennui. 9.17 6t
A GLAND MIISIO PP'S LTV AI, IN
aid of the Poor arid Families of t e Voltirteera.
Cathedral Parish sr,ll be held a, E C HUY tati.t.
BEI Hrs on W VN SDAY, June 25' 1881. The
;a - rounds are oa^y of soovla "r 2.1. th e r adtrmowne
a 4 torra d ast•nce cars Tiatets 45 ern; s ; children 10
ewe. Can be had at the office of the CAthed '4l Ce
metery entniner rarest, brio." highteeuth, apt a• the
vatholo bookstores. Je4tt-51.
A tat aril, fd LI 41., E-s.TAIN
hiBiIT will De given by the Pupae of the invita
tion for the B Ind, to aid in eq.iPpieg the Western
Company of the Rome Guard of the le to ward, on
FalfliaY 8VE141116, JUNE 21,
In the Rail of the Inetuntion. TWx_IIIIETR and
R eGS rtreeta,
To oomm.noe at 8 o'Olook. Ticket, 26 ciente. jelB it
T H6 Tiittszy—EtliHTll At , 'NUM.' FX
HIBITIoN OP THE PENNSYLVANIA AGA,
DEAIV OP THE FIN. ARTS 18 NOW OPEN AT
10.P.T nil •1 1 TNUT Iltreet.
Admission fel reduced to 10 Gents, PenSOn - Tiokebee
Nts•ents. Undaren under twelve years. half ar
e a.. :
Pawnee e eras. elf
WANTS.
AGRADUATE OF PRINCETON COL
LEGA: wee a BITUAT'ON na ten-her In a
fiat-elms seminar,. i ddrefill " Fa. Ulnae n this
paper. gt"
A Y , ,UNG MAN, just graduated from
the Ilrgh Pohon). desires a itITUATMI is a
women tde house ; would be satisfied with a ama'l salary
until his output - tents Auld elfailitO him to GA* teems.ed
remunerstson. jemilts
ANTED—A purchaser for a patent
right that will yield El r thousand dollars to ear
mon who hoe euerrir, En* wll eurahsee it estop.
The propr evor being in tam , A &inn. ee uOMPoI Oa 10
eon. Address •• Alfred-•' et thie office. Jar9•rst*
W ANTED —B5 000 ON 14: MTGAt ,
On R firet-Olert unencumbered property. worth
4201400. Addro.o sobs of 1ti4.1k4
WANTEO-A STORE Or iIt‘DRRATE
size, or the firer floor and cellar of a larger one,
on or near Cunt relt‘ltCti street. Mame, with par
tmulargg." non 300 pest OE e." ISt-!t+
WAN TB t) T $ ARN T-A OM roBT
ABLE resi enoe. within five trur , utes' walk of
Fourth end Chestnut streets Rent must be low. Ad
dress" Vaber " office, jel94k*
WAtiTßal —BY AN I XPEttaNCIED
aqa.manorhoaan onnimand a fair arnnunt of
near trtde, an engagement in
a fi<at Maas jobbing
Ileum Pc:Wren." L. T. 8.," office of The Press.
if/9 litt*
W T —Men of nitelligence and
Arming address as Travelling naenta. A chance
to make monel, and no numbuK. Address with stamp.
or nail upon a. B. 6.EAMAN, 139 South h 16111.11
Street. JAI lit
VITANTED—AGENTB to sell PAPICA
• • OES of STATIONERY and JEWELRY. at
tripes ono third lean than can beyiurohaned elsewhere;
Call on or address (stamp onoloand J, L . BAILEY
04 COURT Street. Rnoton MR/i. mh9O-nrn
NKXTOP KIN WANTED:—I undri4l.3 of
minima rowan Sterling in Chaucer', Oa k or
England. Ito., wing elatinauto A Catalogue of the
hi.a sad name* n, thong to whom lettere 'mild be
toter° gad in tubule. will be earn, post free. 0- Munn
of 60 cents in steams, or Two for el. O d claims moat
be preeen ee at tome. Rowan. • K. Hill, Bolton;
.7. Burnham, Chief or Name, etnymbill, Addm-e
W W. o. ()ROE rON. & CO..
ialttit Box. 260, Poet Moe, Boston Man.
Al PLOY ENS WANTING YOUNG
Men, A. 0., are invited to address the" Employ
meet Committee," at the Rooms of the Young men
Chnutiun Automation, 1009 end 1011 CHESTNUT
iltreet. stl4m
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
An TO LET—To a family without club
Mid." dren. ti thrie•storr br•ok OWE LING. with the
Finn tnre t %unlit,' of ' ogan Pqamre. fr midair
)** Oo'oller tent, $126. Addyeas P Avt
The Peas,tfoe. j.21-2t*
di P.) 111ENT LOW--Furnighed or un.
MIL forimbed. fnr six months, or tango,. if desired. ft
leirgot acid coovenfont HOUSE!, No 1755 41oh stroot.
Auelirt. to A. P. and J. H. I4IORRIO. 9.6 ROE
1
19 tf
stirP
MO 11:1) 1.5 MIL
RN. NO 123 North inne.TEENTII Street.
Annly to WETFIERILL & BitoTRAR. 47 and 49
North RECOVB y 01,14. 5f
011661:1411T-taittcifir Lis WO and
WI oRE to rent—The desirable tosinoto looatin,
IMI2
at 43 CHEATNU 1
CRFT Rtoset.with dwelling attached. Ap ply
RTKITT man
dmTO tLENT.—A rare opportiallty 18
elle etrorec to a oonnmient roao‘aar of Wardle/
Ticnee by the unders.su.d who. bare to rent tbe r e-
L' rly known as the COI ST ATed 1110-
TEL,. situated on CH P.• TN UT Street. str.ve vourth,
oppoette the ustom House %he hones domains forte'
rooms all of vrel , h are perrly furnished The din
ing -halt is west,- five fest IR belldPll *taken*
p.ntries. and ever) other conveawnce Unit one no Co
aired. rite luemt-es have been fined up in a (von
plea manner. and am ready for usumed•ste oeoneaney.
Tp a prover person. having experience. a profitable
Imminent o‘tt be done. 'ro an aneeptab a tenant the
terms will he made reaffonaole, For Intrtintl are aetely
tO , t)111 , 1 Nita, on the primmes t betwe en 4,0t...re of
9 and 3 o'clock . tutaslOt
ORE.MANTOWN PROPERTY TO
am &EXT.—To Rent, the large and oonunodioae
modern-WM 'Roue, comer of ABMAT Street and
wiza,ol, tag., Wt. het and told watkri
and ah the modern ttoprovemente. Atoll to REllitlf
S. TA R 710 GREEN Street. Philadelphia, or on the
premiere eisgt-tr
TO RENT—TWO 00UNTUY
ma. mown% one mite from Tawny. Inquire No.
717 WA 141E17 Street. mhlll Am*
(110 RENT—A very desirable STORE,
• 'The Continental
ati.OP We l egg,'"a ti rlrig n A n dis r
an . som minim sew
slap adapted for a SADDLA ens ttaanise Maker.
Apply to .1013 N MOE,
feet Southwest NINTH and RANSOM qtreela.
FILM IGXollAlitlfs.—A tiIiOLOZ TIL&QT
oravoa au l a n .....4 fermi lend in theMARI et
jersey, convenient to the atty. will be azabaturaa fir
il e s i c t rirty. Ale, $t ZtQ . 11ffi FEDERAL etreat.
R.I4.OORsov,REALSOTATIii
AND CONVEYANCER, NORRUITOWN, PA.
—ltem Ewers bought and sold on I=l=olo OHM
stores end dwellings ler sale or rent i s rtornsiewo sag
seantri• Good mortsissesnosetaisted. Celleorionsreade.
The best references riven. dit en
BOLUDING.
SUMMER BOARDING at Florence
treights.—The und3rsiseed hes °ported the lime
house on the fleinhhi. and is no v reedy to receive
k m mp rit. fig rut keep m e hcene sod be table to the
beat ofinditiort. ,k4.i.olott 3 tt•tt. V.
ient-Gt 143 t LOCUsT utreet.
SUMMER BOARDINU, AT Ro r ago.
ROPGO.—One family. or party. willing to pay for
Teal noniron. may obtain boarding for tussle •mier in a
6'....111 t the new cottage. on RlDEt ti /teen_
_Anti
shove the sixth sione. Address J. B z tang
Post Office. Fhimdelphis. jeln-towinw
MLLE YoUNG fe1.E14 , 8 DOWN,
273 South THIRD etre t. Philadelphia.
Beard. Lodout, and Waal:ant. 'rwo Paha» per Week.
Instruction and hiedwai ascendence, witil v ut 'A t m
charge.
AL EXAND ER BLO 11. Snpenntenden t.
HOARD DV MANAGERS:
jnim Blhlen. President, t, B. riarotar.
F. Itswalatord Sisatt, 0, 46 " e k
Wm. Al. Collins, F. Mtotim.
Caspar Morns, M. D., win. Gllhmor.
Pterue Nntler, Wm. ii. Aahh , 'lll.
Beery Wharton, W. od Secretary,
braham MaxLR. ADFnetua .118/11011.
jell) 6t F tAtir s.
VtOARDINU.—STRANGEILS visiting the
o —Foity, and others desiring Reveries se,oomm dation*
In the most beautiful te s lt o ti K ttp , Oily.
earner tit f ed
a hl i A l l i g i ng LOCUST Meet/. ?mate Parton. with
Boom adienoes. for single gentlemen or families,
emu. moderate. ' iellar
SAFES.
IdILLIX'S SUM DEPOT REMOVED
to 100, 91 South SEVftbITH Street, user tb
tnititute.
The undersigned. thankful for pant favors, and bang
deterauned to ment future patronage, ban oecured an
elegant and ocurvenient %tore, and has now on hand
Chadassoriguent of UM.. Cel,d,,atcd Wrought it
Gaud non Ftre and Burglar Proof Pares, lUM Zer .
stnotly fire mid horsier proof safes made./ Also, Li
lise propel ktd lank D o or s an
Looks Mink Locks.
bank Vault Doors and will be Immolated
to order on short name. This is the strongest, hest
-950500ted, and oheapest Door and Look petonoirj.
Also. parlsonlar OrtLeptiob called to Little p .m.
rip
Cabinet !Safe for Plate. Jewell; !to. Muir: is own
dada, to sorrows nl it' ll 11/34 4, gl
oi ce one Y that Vstrltit
tered for duo purpose, end six e
ly fire and burglar proof.
havenol, on hand Mir triantg
Brsci" Wes. most of them -
and sl
emus g !d a rn C...1 :1 k. oth a er iet, lnak li enl ii sli 909 12• 1 1 " Mg%
sualsnibt 9 a ss " ri gir t eelebrated bile fie& Vier IN
ehaned rOr ttL eriee, Please dad sad examiiiii
b .., d .en l o w- •
PIA 0,,,rm.
HAVANA. OT(AkEL—Ni
1, 9 00.)3 1111 -Xtboloe assoltm.nt, comprielnd
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