The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, June 21, 1864, Image 3

CITY ITEMS.
A Hint to Stranohrs Wisnit/n to P one has k
‘SBWmo Maouinks.—As wo predicted, when the
Fair opened, a largo number of persons visiting the
■city to attend this wonderful combination of art, In
dustry, and patriotism, are bent upon carrying with
them to their respective homos a Sowing Maohtno.
»Of course, the Wheeler & Wilson comes in for the
largest share of patronage. Over Jive thousand of
those celebrated Machines are now in u o in this
city alone. The great peculiarity or the Wheeler A
"Wilson Machine is, that no one is over disappointed
Sn the way, in which it operates. It sews, hems,
tucks, gathers, binds, fells, and porfnrtns ail the
most delicate and artistic stitching, with a degree
of strength, elasticity, and precision never attained
by any other sewing machine. It is, moreover, a
beautiful ornament; is so simple In its movements
that a ohild can operate it, and so perfectly con
structed that it is almost impossible for it to got out
of repair. Purchasers of tlio Wheeler & Wilson
'Machines are instructed in the use of them by com
petent teachers, without charge, either at thoir
homes or at the Instruction Rooms, 701 Chestnut
Street, Every machine is sold with a guarantoo to
jgivo satisfaction, monoy will be refunded to
the purchaser. Strangers visiting the city to at
tend tho Great Fair should not fail to call at 704
■Chestnut street, and see tho great Sewing Maohino
Emporium of Philadelphia,
StJGGKSTiOH to Yisstors.—Now that thousands
■of strangers are coming to the city daily to attend
the Great Central Fair, we havo this ' practical sug
gestion to muko to them ! All who road the daily
papers aro already familiar with the name and fame
Of J, W. Price, proprietor of thebest Dining Saloons
in TMlaiilphio-; but no ono who visits tho city
should fall to call at his rooms, southwest corner of
Fourth and Ohostnut streets, ami enjoy, experi
mentally, one of his delicious meals. We have at
various tlmos tried the besthotols in all.the first
cities in the Union, and are free to say. that, for
everything pertaining to genuine gustatory enjoy ■
ment, Mr. Price’s entering comes nearer our beau
Ideal of perfection than any table that wo have ever
tried away from homo,
Tub Skiving Machines in . tub Fa in,—Tho
itlißplay of “ Florence ” Sewing Machines at the Groat
•Central Fair is attracting much attention. Ail who
■examine it are delighted with its great advantages
jpvcr all others j u use. The rooms o[ tho Ooinpany |
No. 680 Chestnut street, arc now thronged daily with
Visitors to the Fair, and it is supposed that tho sate
of these instruments is now larger than that of all
•other sowing machines combined. Every Florence
machine sold is warranted to give satisfaction, or
dlie monoy" will bo returned to the purchaser.
Strangers should bear this in mind. Wo may also
state that every “Florence” machine.sold issup
plied with a “Batnum Self-Sewer,” a mostingoni
.ous and convenient appendage.
Fashionable Hats and. Bonnets at Cost—
" Messrs. Wood & Cary have, reduced thoir entire
Stock of Fashionable Head-gear for ladles and
Misses to cast: prices. Strangers are flocking to
-.thoir store,726 Chestnut street, for bargains. Every
tbody is; delighted, w'lth their pretty near Pol Fourri
Turban, and their beautiful English Walking Hats.
Franklin's Original Press.—Tho original
press, which Benjamin Franklin worked has 'been
presented to the Patent Museum in Eondou. This
press was for many years in a printing office in
•Great Queen street, London. Why not bring it to
Philadelphia and use it for the purpose of printing
■first-class notices of the elegant wearing apparel
■made at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Bockhill
&. Wilson, Nos. 60S and 005 Chestnut streot, above
■Sixth 1 ■ / V-- —a
Editor: PonnitTWO, through columns,
i:o relieve my name of Us involuntary connection
qvlth a vile shoot, published every Sunday.in'.this
-City, evidently in the interest of the rankest disloy
ally. Last Saturday I learned, accidentally, that
’the Sunday Mercury professed to be publishing papers
on petroleum over tuy signature. In yesterday’s
Jtferctiry I found fcho following editorial notion; *•
f ‘TnE Oin Tradr of Pennsylvania.—The
Yieavv pressure made on oui* columns this morning
-l)v the exposures in regard to the Sanitary Oommis
.'Slon, has prevented us from giviug our usual supply
Of oil information. Next: week, lif.wever, we will
.continue the papers by Professor Lesley, and give
such other facts as-will be of interest to those }Vho
:are engaged In the oil trade of Pennsylvania.”
•I have published nothing on petroleum since the
•Patent Office agricultural report of 1862, except a
dShort communication to the American Philosophical
Society, in its proceedings on the West Virginia
•asphaltum vein. I have written no papers for the
Mercury or any other newspaper. It is unnecessary
-to add that nothing eoulddnduee me to write, on any
;SUbject, for a newspaper which I consider has earned
for itself, in the judgment of all good add true Ame
ricans, the epithet u infamous.” It especially roused
ray indignation to find an allusion to myself, in the
•above editorial, coupled with an advertisement of a
•slanderous attack, in the Same issue, upon the Sani
tary Commission, whose good name will ..shine in
■our history when these scribblers of treason* ami be
trayers of justice and truth to the euemies of God:
-and man shall have been punished and pardoned by
hoth—with forgetfulness. lam not in favor of kill
ing people who are unarmed $ but I confess that, if
the dear Lord could induce some of these scoundrels
• to lay down their own lives for the good of the nation,
it would inspirevme with sincere satisfaction. The
man—especially the editor of a newspaper—who, at
auch a time as this, hot only has no word for the party
•of liberty, law, and the future, but, on the contrary,
•does all that ho can, daily and'weekly, to poison the,
tfountainS'Of public sentiment, paralyse the arm of
&he •nation raised in its own defence, blacken our
.skies with clouds of doubt, train our young men and
rgirls at home to think unpatrioticallyand speak dis
loyally, and infuse into our soldiery suspicions,
Tieartburnings, weariness, and despondency—l see
jio harm in importing the whipping-posts from Dela
ware for his especial benefit. If a few such were
’publicly whipped, and the worst case among them
branded with tlie letters D, D.—Doctor Detrlmento
xam—or L.L. D.—Lcgum que Libertatis Detractor
sham Democrats might shout that the middle ages
iad come back again, but true Democrats would ac*
•count it merely a practical application of a little
■•wholesome discipline, in a time of necessity, for the
'benefit of the nineteenth century and all who expect
vto live happily to the end of it.
June 20,1864. ; J. Peter Lesley.
• How-we Eat—Great Central Fair.-If there
Is one thing more than another that we would call
the attention of the public to—in this great offering
of Philadelphia, to the cause of our noble army—it
is the great facility with which' the immense crowds
of people who daily throng the Fair are fed. it
would seem almost impossible: that any one range
•or kitchener could do all the work that is required
-of it, yet it is not saying too much to assert that
the lt Thomson London Hotel Kitchener,” made
•.expressly for and donated to the Fair by the firm
-Of Chase, Sharpe' &. Thomson, of Philadelphia—
< <the largest house in their line of business in the
"United State's)—does all this, and could do more, if
s lt was required of it. This is by far the largest and:
truest specimen in the way of a cooking range that
--was ever put up in this country, (or we might say in
-any other,) and its working has fully come up to
•the highest expectations of its builders, having
‘ cooked over 10,000 meals in one day. This ICitchoaeri
hotel purposes, is destined to supersede any
thing of the kind now in use; and it is a great pity,
contracted space in the-kitchen of the Fair.
•Will not allow the public witnessing its operations.
.To give some idea of the amount of'cooking done,,
We would say that the receipts from the “Restaur
have averaged daiiy*near $4OO more than was
taken in at the New York Fair on their heaviest
‘day. For the better information of those who are
finable to see It, we would say that the whole length,
jof range is twelve feet four inches, to which aro
added three boilers,#aeh occupying four feet, and
•eight extra stew-holes, each three feet in width,
making in all nearly fifty feet, the entire length of
.the Kitchener. Its value is $l,OOO.
Afc . the close of the Fair, this Kitchener will be
for the benefit of the Fair, and we would 'par
iicularly call tlie attention of hotel-proprietors to
Ibis opportunity of obtaining the finest article In
line ever constructed. There will also be wild
tfor the benefit of the Fairtwo other “Kitcheners”
a smaller size, {which aref on exhibition, and an
additional gift of Ohase, Sharpe & Thomson,) suit
able for priyate residences.
i( STYLE IB THE DRESS or thoughts and let
them be oyer so just and wholesome, If your style
ihe homely, coarse, and vulgar, they will appear to
as much disadvantage and be as ill-received as your
person, though over so well proportioned, would, 1C
xlressod in~rags, dirt, and tatters. The advantages
of Style In dress are fully appreciated by the tens of
-thousands who buy their clothing at the fashionable
emporium of Granville Stokes, ‘ No. 609 Chestnut
-■(street.'- >*’■ ■
Unole Abe’s Last.—During the visit of the Pre
sident to the Sanitary Fair, on Thursday last, while
opposite the Clothing Department, there was point
ed but to him the beautiful coat made for General
•■■Grant by Ohas. Stokes tc Co., the eminent clothiers,
under the Continental.-*'*' Unele Abe,” after ad
milring It, remarked that he had no doubt that it
*wai a general grant for the benefit of the Fair, from
,the noble-spirited donors.”
Comma add Colds.—Those who are suffering
Trom Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Ac,,
-should try " Brown’s Bronchial Troches,” a simple
jembdy which has relieved thousands, and which Is
in almost every case effectual.
D; Barnum’b “ Self-Sewer,” for all Sowing Ma
chines, preserves the eyes, avoids bending, guides the
cloth itself, and greatly facilitates- the work. So
_ hasting , So. machine complete without it. Donated
to, and for , sale for all Machines, by the inventor,
at the Sanitary Fairs in Pmc.AOEi.rrnA and
tPITTRBUTU), and at the Florence Sewing Machine
office, 680 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, itnd at the
Grover & Baker office, 18; Fifth street, Pittsburg,
Pa. Price *1.50, with directions, sent by letter,
tree. D. Barnum, at tho Wiieo.t It Gibes’ Sowing-
Machine ofiiee, 608 Broadway, N. Y. - , je2o-3t
, Bilious Affections, Liver Complaint, Slek
Headache, Dyspepsia, &c., are speedily removed by
the use of Dr. D. Jayne’s Sanative Pills. The test
Of thirty years’ use has proved them superior to all
Other remedies for theoure of the various diseases for
■which they are recommended. In their action they
are mild and certain, and may be taken at any time
Without risk from exposure. Prepared only at No.
242 Chestnut street. jc2o-2t
The HANDSOMEST ASSORTMENT OF STRAW,FELT,
and other Hats can be purchased of Charles Oakford
A Sons, 884 and 836 Chestnut street—Continental
Hotel. .
Db. Banning, of New York, at tho Continental
Motel, on Monday and Tuesday, the 20th nml Mst,
* •for tie application of his Improved jßody-Bracoa for
•the Cure of Female Weaknesses, Hernia, Spinal
.Affections, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Piles, Droop
ing;, and General Debility. Offloekours from 12 M. to
,«P, M. ' JelS-St
A splendid assortment of mlsßes’, cWldreos’,
.and boys’ hate, at reduced prices, can be purchased
.of Charles Oakford & Sons, 834 and 836 Chestnut
street, Continental Hotel. ‘
. -The largkbt assortment of Bathing Clothes in
tthd United States for ladioa, gentlemen, and chil
dren, at Sloan’s, 800 Market street, Philadelphia,
and ai his Store, S. E. corner Washington and
J&Qksoa streets, Cape Island, J, jolB-3t* ;
A Deceptive Maladv—So Insidious are the
first approaches of Consumption, that thousands re
main unoonsclousofitspresencountil ithas brought
thorn to tho vorgo of tho grave. An immediate re
sort to Dr. Jayne's Expectorant, upon tho first ap
pearance of Cough, Pain,.or Soreness of tho Throat
or Chest, would vory generally preclude a ratal re
sult; or, In oaso those symptoms Indicated the
presence of latent consumption, would tend to sub
due the violence of the disease, and thus materially
assist in prolonging tho life of tho patient. Uso the
Expectorant, therefore, when you take cold, and
thus prevent the necessity for its uso in more dan
gerous complaints. prepared and sold at No. 212
Ohestnutstreet. jo2o-2t
ARRIVALS AT TUE HOTELS.
Tho Co
D Fleming, Harrisburg .
SA Pm'vißUce.Pittaburg
FA Murray. Harrisburg
J J) Buber, Harrisburg
Rev A Marlin, U S A
Q A Brett, Now York
MIshCG Brett. Now York
W H Clarke, Poausylvaala
Miss Clarke, Pennsylvaula
W HClarke, Jr, Pa
Noah Lincoln, Boston
G Gordon A la. Now York
J B Everhart, west Choster
MlssT Everhart, Pa .
MUs M Everhart, Pa
.J Hlochman
Heury W Oliver, Jr, Pa
T G Thomas, Harrisburg
J K King, Harrisburg
G A Gross, Harrisburg
G Hrvson, Harrisbnrg
Camn, West Choster
G W fticCook, Ft Delaware
K Crookor, Boston
TPolheimm, Jr, A* wf.N Y
Miss PolhrmuH, New York
Miss Mary Sloan, N X .
Miss Oread, New York
W L Banseom A wf, Boston
W Meuguß, New York
Felix Karon, New Orleans
W J Hays, New York
M 1 apliam & wf, Mass
W H De wf, Mass
Mr* G*o T Strong, N Y
Jus F Rnggles, NVw York
Ck> A Stephens-'*, N Y
J B Walker, Salt LakeCHy
G T) Mi»rgan & New York
Miss VuUiollaml, N Y .
W H Miner, CarlPlo
'T> SCook St la. WrighisvUle
G G Eagle Si la, Marietta
j PLong. Lancaster
York, Pa .
'JStahler,\ork. Pa
O Scott St la, Now -York
Mrs .1 II Bracken & fam,
Mrs BO Hanes A son, Pa
S K Whitney, Pottsvlllft
Frank Whitney, PotUvillo
Alex W. Rea, Columbia co v
S E Vau Buren, P^nua
A Lilly. Jr, Baltimore
Mrs Lilly, Baltimore .«
Miss LUly, BaUimore
U B Coryell, St Clair
K R Hsborn, Cotmocticut
S II Kennedy, Now York
D I-I Lockwood A wf, Ohio
W Mnlford A wf, Ohio
HT Mulford, New Jersey
W B Ro*enbHum, N J
J II Cnuulnghara A wf, Pa
11 iv .Hagmder .A wf. 111
11 G Fahnestock A la, VYash
J 0 Huger A wf, Lineaster
Silas Parker, Militia .
iMiss Hendersou. Cirliale
P Borhank, Heudersoa.lCy
H G MeH-h, Now York
W c Ford. St Louis :
Mias M D Richardson, Mo
N Puow, Holyoke
J B Auderaou,-Louisville
G Waters, England
-Col Slaynadler St wf„ USA
W !11>e Wolf. U S N
Jim McGee, Brooklyn:
• C B Wilson & Ift, Boston ..
J N 1. Green, Troy, NY
W p Warner, Troy, N T
BobtTSwan; Boston
J Haldemau, Harrisburg
Geo P Wilson, Mass
R G Circle, New York
W O Haj r , Jcisoy
C Womieti, Washington.
ED Judd, USA
G Cnnunlngf, New York
J W Wright k la, Boston ■
Th Bancroft A la, Bsltlm'e
Jfts M eCu H o ugh, ft e wjo r k
Miss McCullough, N Y I
W N Webb, New York j
WLowther. Now York
Sami Small & la, York,Ta ;
Rev C P Wiop; Carlisle >
Miss Mattson, Port Carbon.i
.Waft T L Mat t*on, Pt Carbon
DFII Mattson, Port Carbon
TH Wi ismstern & la, Pa !
Miss J Carroll, New York
Jacob Huntziuger & la
Miss Mining
J Terwillev, New York
J P Sanders, New York
D Emmett, York, Pa
E G Smy>er, Yotk, Pa
Alex Mt Garron, N York
H A Summers, NYork:
DH Wickbsm & wf
Mrs WH Wickham
T O Barry A Ja, Md ,
A G Lamsoo, New York
.Tas M Rankin, New York
|S V Mann, New York
L M Franklin, Phishing,Ll
‘Chas Baber, Pottsville ,
: Mlss H B xbor, PottsvlHe
iL ‘MaUeon A la.P.wt Carbon
iW W C King, New Orleans
l A K Sloan, New York
■•L T Rawson, Ohio
Eli Robbins A la, N York
F Eddy, New York
W Fanning, New York
ThosChitinbers, N York
F H Smith, New York
G H WUliamson A la, N Y
John A Fowler A la, N Y
E U Stok*»s, Nsw York
J H Bradley, New York
J L Brown, New Jersey
H D Ward, New York
John P Latour
Chas S i* Bowies. Paris
J I* Beaumont k la, N Y
Geo McClosky. Now York-
G*n B McClosky, N York
C K Brenainan, Cincinnati
W H Ssickett A la. N Tork
Miss E Cardloy, New York
Miss M ACarnlcy, N York
Miss M Wickham
S H Petrie
W H Akin, New York
J R Peirsim v
H G Warner, New York
WCTillson, Oil City
N D Morgan, New York
E N Peterson, New York
The G:
Mrs C H Frick, Dauville I
Mips Parker . • 'J
|JasC Slaght&la, NY
H N Wild
tC G H Abl, Fort Delaware
Thus J- AhJ,
Mrs Dime! Abl, Pittsburg .
Mlss'EUa Ahl, Pittsburg
Mrs TLos Telford .Pittsburg
S M Harnill A wife, N J
Miss Harnm, N J :
Miss Green, New Jersey
J H Winsor A la. Pa
Gluts Edwards, New York
R CoH#-nberaer. New York
FRnddv, New York
B Ornsberg, New York
Alex Steel, Rock Island
LS Walker. Oil City :
A Buck am an, Oil City
Slartiu liiither, Heading
F Wisier .
Dr F B Bingham, U S N
Moots Hunt, Baltimore
W B Oldham k la, Va
R MMesricfe, Vi»ginia r :
E F JeDnitjes,Coluinbu3,Pa
- Jas Vicksburg
GeoWEnney, Lewistovn
John Waterbouse, Lewisin
Wn Lilly & la, M Chunk
Miss H BftPord, M Chunk
.Mr? Lesear, M Chunk
Mrs Lines, & Chunk
Geo Gordon, New York
M Heading ,
ELParker, Jr,Baltimore
Wm yi Wood?, Baltimore
W W H Lawrence, Topeka
A H Fchuitz, Jr, N Jersey
A H Jillsou.-llartford.CoJin
A F Tomas, New,York
AM G Wood, New York .
Geo Blyrnyer.Lewistowa-
Mis? 31 Blymyer.Lewisio’n
W.F Revuolds, Beliefonte
L Gillmrt & 1», Harrisburg
W I» S»vin, Smyrna, Del
Jos D Baker, Harri>haT£
A H Schultz, Fish&ill
Edw J Fox & son, Easton
R H Brubaker k la, Lane co
David Strohm, Kingston
Mrs R-J Meily, Pa
airs Burns,-Baltimore
S M Galt, Nfewark. Del
Robt Cohen. Wasfflmrton
Miss CohenA sister, Wash
C Ihry k ta, Tamaqua
T K 3lackey,Ne%vark, Del ■
Josh .S Bisbee, Pa
Dr E Iv DeemyyN Kingston
Tgaac D Haines, N: Jersey
L L Springer, New Jersey
D S Hunter,.Reading :
B Boyle & la, .Lebanon
Mri R F Clark. Bloomsburg
MrsJ.W McKelvy, Peuna
H Carter, T*maqua
V H Babbitt, Massachusetts
Frank D Locke; New York
John H Barton, Wilmine’n
F W Hay, Fort Delaware
Mis? Julia A Collins, Dei
B T Gooter, Delaware
Wm M Day, Ney York
31 L Graves, New York
The Jftci
Cbas.Gill, New Jersey ,
Thos Sanders, Maryland
B Eveit, New York
E G Brown, Easdport .
Dr C Bowers, Mifllin co
J Stambaugb, Mittim co :
J G Reading, New Jersey
J W Cole, Trenton
Miss II Yansj ckel, Trenton
H W Straughn, Baltimore
JaeJonrs. Baltimore ‘
. G YV Lake,Phillip?burg,NJ
Wm Laubacb, Easton
H L Bnn-Uein, Easton
Wm Hoppenstall, Penna
C S Btover & la, Penna
L W Pond & la, iMass
Cbas.Haibert, Carlisle
J R Irvin la, "Carlisle . /
Louis Friedman, Baltimore
Wm Thompson, New York
W B Hollister, Now York .
H W Petriken, Muncy
JP Watson
AR Sloan
Geo Clark, Carlisle.
J B Grier, Danville, Pa •
Robt Lamberton, Franklin
E D Lawall, Allentown
Geo H Kramer, Allentown
Jhs a Worden, Virginia
A R Spangler, Chester co
John Gardner, New York
J R Diffenbacb, Marietta
R Cmnmm, Juniata co
Jno McMeen, Jnniato co
P L Greenieaf, Juniata co
G O Lock Haven
Sami Pershing &wf, Pa
Uri Updegraff, Penna
Miss M Updetrraff, Penna
L 31 Hobos, OSA
..Miss Rebecca Weiss, Pa
Mi?? Caroline Weiss, Pa
DJ F Beshler, Allentown
Geo'T Gross, Allentown
L T Sheldon, Le Roy, Pa
H Noble, Titusville
RP Smith
E T Left), Baltimore. <
•W Robinson, Baltimore .
F B CroruviUe, Ktmmcky <
WH Jefferson,Oswego, NY j
SCSlanrudeT, Wash, h G ;
J A Gvib, Alexandria, Ya
W Dorris, Jr, Huntingdon .
Master WW Dorris, Penna ,
Blaster J Dorris, Penna
A E Taylor, Salem, K I
BT> Ball, Salem, N J
Jolm Mitchell
J) n Luckenbach, Penna
D W. Chambers, -Delaware
G Valentine, BeHetonte
J M Slack, Bqston
Slisß Taylor, Delaware
EWilkict, Maryland
J E Hooper & wf, Balt
T Hooper & wf,Baltimore •
Miss K McWilliams, Balt
Miss C H Hooper, Bait
; Tho? Garr, Phiia
Dr J H Dorsey, Penna
R A Dorsey, Penna
A B Long, :
John Aifeu. Chester Valley
W.C Lawson & da, Slilton ,
Miss M Lawson. Milton |
S Thorn, New York j
B Spangler, Slarietta,Fa
F L Baker, Marietta, Pa
Lewis W Drake, Hazleton J
The C
Mr? S Carter, Tamaqua '
G S Allen, Tamaqoa
A H Knfcht, Easton
31 s King, New York - :
G Q Moon, Nr.w York ;
J K Budson k la, N Jersey
C Jageard &la, Altoona
h F Bickel & la, Bethlehem
W&s E T YVoole,Bethlehem
MVps L Woole, Bethlehem
ilisa R Bickel, Bethlehem
Miss M Willets, Bethlehem
E W Leinbach, Bethlehem
R Diller, I.anc co ;
J Carr.&la. Conn
G E Hoffman, Cre?sona .
8 Garrett k eon, Tamaqua
T E Davis, Summit Hilt
N C ftforrisson & wLPottsv
AI'S A M Gray, PottSville
W P Emery, hew Jersey •’
S B Field, New York. • .
Tlie Cotoi
H C Pease, Salem, N J
J G Mo*es PhoGnixville -
Lient H SlcClenahan, USA
Cant Corey. USA
MllastweH, Brooklyn
Jas N King, Philadelphia >
N A Peunypacker. Penna
W Kennedy & wr» Penna.
Marf-ball wrisht. Lane co
Jas H McSurg, Chester co
John W Zell, Lane co
Geo'D Hays, Laacco - !
C H Hartsborne, Chester co
Pennock Mercer, W Chester,
SbarplessMorcerAY ChoHr
L R Kirk, USA
Jos S Conover & la, N J , *
P3l Barr, Mt Union, Pa |
V-hs SaUie JYoernn, Penna
H T Smith At la, USA {
John Vannort, Port Deposit
John H Stover, U S A
FmDk Cdmway, Chester co
J Devoe, ‘NYrst Chester
Sv C .lame?, West Chester
E C Heck mao, West Che iter
Miss H 31 Wood. Lane co
Miss L Wood, Lane co, Pa ;
TheStaK
JWard.TTinontowh
H Bnsb, Uniontown
AV W Busb, Vermont
H Walters, Pen na
•W Willis * la, Lewistown
C Moore, St Louis
F Adams, St Louis
G L Clark,New York
M C Mullen, Newark
W A Parkhill. Hurrleburg
B ¥ Blessing, Harrisburg .
G L Black, UarrLburg
S S Child, Harrisburg
A.fl Sumcy, Lancaster co
B Lind Bay & bn, Marietta
W G Zollinger, Harrisburg
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F HWbiskeyman, Heading
1V F Reeser, Heading
G W Hawkins, N Haven
W II Simmons, Bridgeport
S»d Fritz, Canada
HB Jenkins, New Tork .
PS Biggins Burlington
P M Tice, Penna
J Williams, Poylestown,
M Andrews, Danville .
Let! Tuthili '
W Auebenbach & la, Pa
.1 B Warrington
L liauck, Penua
BFocbt, USA .
J Hulliham, Penna .
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B F Egolf, PoftsviUe
PC Houver, Potisrille
L Line, Aitmtown
A G Saeeer, Allentown
B O SayJer, Allentown
S Landis, Berks co
P Brown, PotU’Vllie,
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to. All are thereby treated alike. .
. | 4e28-ly JONES A GO., 60* MARKET Street.
lp ' I Hair Dye 1 Hair Dyb 1! _/j
BATCHELOR’S celebrated HAIR DY& isthe Best in
Vte World. The only Harmless, Truf, and Sellable
Dye known. This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—
changes Red, Rusty, or Gray Hair instantly te a
Glossy Black or Natural Brown, "without injuring the
Hair or Stalling the Skin, leaving the Hair .Soft and
Beautiful; Imparts fresh■ vitality, frequently restoring
its pristln.c. color, and rectifies the 111 effects of had Dyes,
The genuine is signed William A. Batchrlor; all
others are mere imitations, and should bo avoided. .Sold
by all Druggists, &c. FACTORY, 81 BARCLAY Street,
New York. Batchelor's how Toilet Cream, for Dressing
the Hair. - iy3Q-ly
Broad Tor Mountain llousk. — This
well-known summer resort has recently changod bauds,
and U now under tbo guardianship of Mr. CHARLES
M. ALLMOND, who for many years waa proprietor of
that jufltly celebrated hotel, at Wilmington, Delaware,
known aa the “Indian <Juoen,\’ but more rocootly
manager of tbe States' Union Hotel, of this city. The
BROAD TOP HOUSE Is beautifully furnished and has
just been renovated and newly fitted from cellar to
dome, It la one of tbo most delightful and hoaltby
places In tbe State as a sum oner renort, tho scenery
around it being magnificently grand, and the atmos
phere tbe purest of tho pure. Tho accommodations are
almost equal to tbo flnost of the city hotols, while the
charges are not half as great. Mr. ALLMOND, the
gtntlcmanly and obliging landlord, understands lit#
business to perfection, and never falls to make his guests
perfectly at homo. Persons looking for a quiet place to
spend a few weeks during tho summer would do well to
consult in regard to the BROAD TOP MOUNTAIN
HOUSE. They enu do so by addressing Mr. ALLMOND,
at BROAD TOP CITY, Pennsylvania.— Sunday Tran
scrljrt, Junelti. "■ ' , • •' lit*
Familt Skiving, Emukoidering, Braed
fNG, Quilting, Tucking, Ac., beautifully executed on
the GROYEK & BAKER SEWING MACHINE. Ma
chines, with operators, by tbo day or week, 730
CHESTNDT Street. ' ai>l-stutb3m
In Longfellow’s Poem Hiawatha was adjudged to
have conferred the greatest boon on Lis tribe because
be brought to Its notice corn. Everyone will admit
that our preparation, is worthy of Us name, for the bene
fits it confers when it is known. .
WHAT THE HIAWATHA DOES.
. It restores faded and gray hair and whiskers to their
original color. It brings up the natural shading of one
hair with another, thus giving the hair aperfect'ilfe
appearance, so that the most critical observer cannot
detect its use. It makes harsh, hair soft and silky, stops
Ur falling out, cleanses U and tho scalp from all impu
rities, is as readily-applied and wiped from the skin as
any hair dressing, and entirely overcomes the .
fects of previous use of preparations containing sulphur,
sugaroflead, Jrc. '
The proprietors of the Hiawatha published tho follow
ing chatlenge.vto test 'in..the Kew York dailies three
weeks, which
WAS NEVER ACCEPTED:
Let some well known and disinterested persons ap
point one to the proprietor of each preparation tor the
hair to bring np the color. Every proprietor to use no
thing bnt his own preparation, and the person nothing
also during the test. A certificate of the result to be
widely published at the expense of the unsuccessful
competitors, Sold everywhere..
JOSEPH HOYT & GO.,
, - 30. University Place, New York.
1803 ——15.
‘Chants’.
Scott Elder, Harrisburg
D W Miller, Lebanon
Miss A L Looser, Lebanon
Miss Belle Light, Lebanon
G J Bolton, Harrisburg
Wm Patton, Columbia, Pa
G Rowe Ala, Strasburg
G S Chase, Chester, N H
F W.Bre-d,; Buffalo
W L Brodhefid St la, Pa
Miss 3i A Albright, Penna
Dr A Levering, Stroudsbg
C Burnett & la, Stroudsb’g
A J Darling k la, AUent’n.
B A Myers,.Lock Haven v
B F Pursel, Jersey Shore
R D Fipple, Lock Haven
F Weiss k wf, Ecaley, Pa
R W Clapp, New York
Cbas A Hesplcht, N York
Samuel E Barford, N York
E Greenbaum, Baltimore
W Jones, New York
lerican. v
J Wanale, New York
W Davis, Stroudsburg
C W Dickaoa. Jlaston • >
J D Beunet, Easton ■- • -
Capt M Calabaa & wf, Balt
AT Johnston, Delaware
6 Haines; New-Jersey*
W B Brinton, Penns'
51 (ferroll, York, Pa ;
J J Vandersloot, York, Pa
G F Leber, York, Pa
J Lehman, Phila
J Mitchell & la, Lebanon
H Gingrich, Dauphin co
Mrs Gingrich. Dauphin co
Mr* Gilson, Dauphin co
B Kaufman, Schuylkill co
Mrs Winn, Baltimore
W R SlUler'itwf,Baltimore
sliss Davenport & sis. Pa
M D Whislen. Hazleton
J J Speed, New York
F B Martha & la, N Y •
George H Johnson, N Y
Mrs Hoff. Reading
Miss Hoff, Reading
Mrs Smith, Reading
B Atkins ' ■
’-James It Smith, New York
,J HKichards. Baltimore
P N Hall, Delaware
S F Caningham & la, s£d
[ J H Sulkold & 2 sons, Pa
| J C Schropp, New York
Juioii. ' ''
Edw Quinn, S Easton
F Mortimer, Green Park
Jo« Howell, Easton
A B HowelVEaston
Miss R M Howell, Easton
J O Leggett, Maryland
J Cohen; Baltimore
JD Williams,-US2T
Mrs S Brotherton .
Miss M Clayton, Wayne?b t o
B B Martin, Lancaster
G T Peckerr, Dayton
T W Edgar, Espy
H C Benton & la, Peana
G L Low, Pearsa
H H Tshudy, Litis, Penaa
S L" Ditfenderfer, Liti2, Pa
WS Wells, WUkesbane
- Miss S VVeils, WUkesbarre
Miss Loomis, WUkesbarre
Miss Troxell, WUkesbarre
H Drake, Berlin, Peana
imercial.
Mrs Dr Messinger, N T -
John W Snyder, Chester *o
Wrn H Henry Coatesrlile
J L Hirst, Princeton
Lewis W Heil,Fremont,Pa.
S D Fell, Doc Run, Pa
hobt Hodgson, OxfordrPa
Mrs Zook, Lancaster'
Miss Zook, Lancaster
Jos A Make, Kennett Square
E H Crossroan Sc wf, Ponna
Thos Carter, Tamaqna
Wm Priser, Tatnaqua *
Geo B HeiLTremont
IK J Jackson, Maryland
DrP Morrison, Maryland
1 Jns F Leary, US A
}Mlss M Haines,Lancasterco
Miss S Haines, Lancaster co
jH Haine», Lancaster co, Pa
, John B Bower,Tremont,Pa
Mrs S R Neil & dan, Pehna
Jos H Enos, Delaware
MiUon Stoner, Penn*
Augustus Puts, Penna
• H H Francis. Cincinnati, 0
Mrs Mason, Chester, Pa, •
Mrs Williams, Chester, Pa
is Union.
Mis® E Space, Harrisburg
A W Sterner, Pottsville
Bliss 0 Sterner, PoUsviile, •
Miss S Partridg*, Pottsville
J Hunter, Pottsville
Mrs Bertram & daughter
G WMorlsley, Salt Lake
J Hanes & sn, Baltimoro
W 5f Ross, Mt.Veraou
S Lyndsay & sQ.Penaa .
51 Miller, Harrisburg .
W M Eam«s,P<irt Delaware
G Keller, Port Delaware
Mrs. F CnrtziWinsporfc
J Rivf-n.Penna :
W R Marlin, Penna
iitioniil.
»V H Tyson, Oregon
F Bedford <Si Hon, Peana: -
J N .Holers, Lebanon
A Sbink, Lebanon
H Sisink & la, Lebanon
W Matz, Fottsviile
A B Light, Lebanon
D W Leeds & wf, Leb co
L Oliver, Treraont
J Frezire, JivLtaweliya
H B Buck, Lane co
C C Jhlltjff, Easton
W A Kuaob, Ashland
• J H Oeckard, L'-verpool
F h Bowman, Millersburg
II Oaiberica & la. Lebanon
wjfc Bear.^
J J O'Neil, PottSTill© ; :
W Bechtel, Churcttotfra
C Peana
EAbold, Mount Pleasant
L F Keber, Moaot Pleasant
H B Yoder, MlnersTilia'
fe2B>tntbsly
Hoyt’s lliawatha Hair Restorative,
HOYT'S IUA'WATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
HOY-P’S HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
HOYT’S HIAWATnA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
•HOYT’S HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
New York, April IS,IBW.
We respectfully invite your attention to and censide*
ration of the justly colebrated and reliable remedy foi
Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Debility, aud Prostration. Tht
proprietors are proud to acknowledge the unparalleled
success ’which has attended the sale of their valuable
preparation, known In nearly every portion of th«
civilized world as the “GOLDEN BITTHRB. “ :
We risk nothing when we term them a valuable pre
partition, for they are one-of the few articles of tie
present day which are not a humbug ; anti we are wil
ling and able to satlsfy any person or persons who will
call upon us, that the celebrated “Golden Bitters”"ar«
a genuine, bonajide hygienic article. It is the wish ol
the proprietors that the virtue of thearticle be tested be
fore condemning. ' A decision of their merits by any ont
who has tried them is worth a million of purchased
bogus testimonials. ' For creating a healthy APPETITb
they Are invaluable, and are unequalled as a TONIO
They are mild in th*eir action, and operate iagivinj
vigor and strength to the . system—not by any change
they produce in the solids, but through the medium or
the living principle. They are purely VEGETABLE,
being composed of Gentian Root, Calamus, Sassafras,:
and many other remedial agents of the Vegetable world,
all preserved in Jamaica Rum and Sherry Wine.
AS A BEVERAGE
they are the most wholesome, invigorating!* and pala
table stimulant ever offered to the public. And the fed
of their being prepared chemically and scientifically
precludes the possibility of a bitter, unpleasant taste,
common to Bitters generally offered for sale. We .es
pecially recommend them to LADIES, and particularly
to those suffering from Debility, Weakness, and Pros*
tration. Half a wine glass of these “ Bitters” three or
four times a day will produce a remarkable healthy
change in persons greatly debilitated. The “Colder
Bitters 1 ’ have been tried and not found wanting. They
are put up in our.own patent quart bottles, and for sal*
by Druggists, ©rocers, I&c., throughout the world.
Each bottle bears a fac simile of the signature of Hub*
bel & Co. . GEO. C. HDBBEL & CO., Sole Proprietor*,
Hudson, H. Y.; Central Depot, American Ex. Building,
New York; B. G. BOOZ, Agent, Philada. i«6-4w
Steinway & Sons, ;
For sale only a!
PIANOS,
Mason
STECK & CO.’S
••
HAMLIN'S
fffTR
CABINET
ORGANS
STECK A CO.,S
SEVENTH
•JThe Popular Clotiiing House op Phila,
' ”OAK HALL.”
Best-cl&BB goods at moderate prices.
- WAMAKBR 4 BBOWN,
S. E. corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
Custom Department (to make to order) No. IS. Sixth st.
Wheeler & Wilson's Highest Premium
LOOK-STIT OH
SEWING MACHINES.
SHE CHEAPEST, SIMPLEST, AND BEST
Salesrooms,'TO, OHeSTNTIT Strost. ahoro SeVonli,
' MA.HEIED,
HEMFLE—HOPPER. -On the loth instant, it the First
New Jerusalem Temple, hy the Key.. P. Barritt,
Mr. Alfred H. Hetnpleand Mlsa Sallie M. Hopper, both
of Philadelphia. ; .
BROWN—MORRILL.—In this city, on the 15th last.,
by the Rey. Dr. Furness, Franklin B. Brown, or Chi
cago, to Caroline F. Morrill, ol Bangor, Maine .
MOORE-ROBARDS.—June ISth, by Rey. W. Cath
oart, Mr. Hadok E Moore to Miss Elizabeth Robards,
both of Eoxborough. ■ *
X>XS3D-
■“MORTON.— Killed in action before Petersburg. Va.,
on Friday, June 17, Gen. James St. C. Morton, United
States Volunteers, Major of Engineers U. S. A. , Chief
Ei gineer 9th Army Corps. ~ , .
rDae notice of the funeral will be fnyeu. _ .
CASTNER.—On Saturday, June ISth, Mrs. Hannah
Castner, widow of the late Jacob Castner, in the S2d.
T ?he reiatiyes and friends of the family are respectfully
inyited to attend the funeral from her late residence,.
Barei ford, Delaware county,'on Tuesday, 2tst,m*t.,
&t 2PM - **
the 19th inst,, Carrie C. daughter
of the late Lawrence Peterson.' a .
Funeral bn Tuesday next, at 10 A. M., from the rest- -
deuce of her mother. No. 1224 Walnut street. * •'
GERHARD.—On the 18th .iust. ,B. Gerhard, Esq. .ia
the 64th year of his ase.. , ... .
The relatives and .friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral, from his late resi
dence, No. 226 South Fourth street,-on Tuesday next,
PHILLIPS.—At Chesapeake Hospital, Fortress Mon
roe, Ya., June 11,1864, Lieutenant Jonathan J. Phil
lips, Co. D , 6ih Ha. Cavalry, agedJ22 i e»irs and U
months, son of John L, and Agues H. Phillipsy aad ;
grandson ol Jonathan. Jones, Esq. , ex-sheriff of Chester
Co Hif!Triends and those of the family are . respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from the residence of his
father, near the Green Tree, on Tuesday morning, the
21st at half-past lOo’clock. •••-._ . , • _
PEHRSON.—On the 20th- last., Jaazaujah Pehrson,
daughter of the late Dr, J. G. Pehrson. .
-. .. i OBITUARY. ■
Uxiox League House, iillSCHßSTinrr Street, __
- Philadelphia, June 20,1854. ,
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Union
League, held this day, it was unanimously
Resolved, That the Directors of the Union League
have learned with profound, regretthe death of their
associate and friend. Benjamin’ Gerhard, Esq., oae oi
the founders of this League, who, from its outset to the
present time, contributed largely to its usefulness and
T *Te3iiv£ii That in Mr. Gerhard this community has
lost a true lover of his .country, whoso hrst thoughts
were for her welfare, whose constant efforts were given •
to her service, and whose profouoc and anxious interest
in her troubles contributed, too probably, to hasten Ms
lamented death. . - \ • ,
Resolved, That the excellence of Mr. Gerhard was
not less conspicuous.in the profession of which he was a
distinguished ornament, than in the many departments
of civil duty with, which be was connected, and to
which he gave his most asshlaous and faithful services.
As a loyal citizen, a tender father, a warm aud devoted
friend, and a consistent Christian gentleman, Mr. faer
. hard will long be remembered and his loss widely felt.
Resolved, That the members'.oftba League are re
cmested to* attend the funeral of Mr. Gerhard from liia
rfsidehce; No. 226 South Fourth street, on Tuesday, the
21st inst., at 3 o’clock P. M., to accompany his remains
to the church. . - -
By order of the Board of Directors. . -...
, Geo. H Bokf.r» Secretary. .
TVrOUBiMSG GOODS I’Oli JUNE
• SALES. _ . • •
Black Crape Slaretz and Tamartines. .
Bareges and. BHrego llern&nls.
** Florentines and Byzantines.
44 Tamartaifes and-Silk Grcnadmoß.
44 Foulards and Lawns.
44 Tainises and Monsselmes de Lame.
44 Bombazine* and Summer Bombazines.
44 Alpacas and Glossy Mohairs.
44 - Gros Grainand Mourning Silks.-
44 Glossy Taffetas arid Grosde Khines.
44 Barege and Crape . Marotz Shawls.; :: :
44 Grenadine Barege Sbaws, silk and wool
fringes; : • t- ■' *'■"
44 . SUk Grenadine Shawls. - . . . . .
44 Barege.and Grenadine BaregeTPomts, and,
made-up Shawls, various styles,
4 * .Tliibetand Cashmere Shawls.
44 Monsfieline d(f Laine Shawls.
44 - English Crapes and Yells.
44 -Bound Grape and Lace Yens.
44 Bound Grenadine Yells. ;
44 Silk, Thread, and Kid Gloves. - : .
44 Belts, Kibbons, Handkerchief!}, Fans.
44 Crane Collars, Sleeves, &c,
BfiSSOV.& SON, Mourning Store.
No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
T7XTRA ATTENTION TO STEAM'
X-i sees duriko the sakitary fair,
Fail stock of fancy goods.
Full stock df STAPLE GOODS.
Fnllatock of SUMMER SHAWLS. .
Full Block of BLACK SILKS.
EYRE & I. AN DELL.
is? 4-09 A ROH Street.
KS» . JIORTItiVJ.TWU.Vi. 11V1.1., s. w.
corner BROAD and WALHDT Streets.-Statod
Meeting THIS EVENING. It.
raiYERSITY OF PF.SSSYL.
lUX? VAN 1A —APPOINTMBKT OF 'DR. ALFRED
STILLE. —The Boh rd of Trustees on. the 7ih .last." elected
this gentleman to tbo Chair of Theory and Practice: of
Medicine, from which Dr. Wm. Pepper had recently
retired. - - : -• ■ . - 1*
SONS or MW EN«I.AJfI> IS
fcfiy PENHSILYANIA* —Aouarterly meeting of the
Society will he held on TUESDAY, tho2tst' inst., at_S
o’clock P. M., at the Rooms of Prof. Kendall, T HIU
TEFWTH and LOCUST Streets. JaS. B. ALVORD,
. jeif-str . ' V Secretary.
cmversity of pbsssyl.
VANIA (Departweut of’Arts).—Tho examina
tion of the Junior, Sophomore, and Fresliraan Classes,
at the close of the Third Term, wilt be held in , the fol
lowing order: ... , „ . .
TUESDAY ,'2lat—From 9 toll, Sophomores, by Profes
gor Copp6o (Arnold's Lectureson Modem History), and
Frc&kmvn, by Professor Kendall (Geometry Vwrltten.
From!) to 1, Juniors, by the Prorout (Intellectual
Philosophy), oral. • ,
WEDNESI)AY, 22d—From 9 to IVcftmior*, hy Pro*
feasor Kendall (Differential Calculus),and SopfiomoreSt
by Professor Frazer (Chemistry of the Metals), written.
From 11 to 1, Freshmen*, by Professor Alien (Greek
Minor Poets), ora!.; . «
THURSDAY, 28d—From 9 to 11, Sophomores* by Pro
fessor Kendal) (Analytical Geometry), written; From
11 to 1, Juniors, by Professor Frazer (Heat and the
Stesm-EDglne), oral- ■ .
FRIDAY, 24th—From 9 to 11, Professor
Jackson (Cicero’s Tiisenlurice) oral. From IT to 1,
Sophomores', by Professor Allen (Clouds of Ai'tsto
pbjiije*-), oral.
• MONDAY, 27th—From 9 to 11, Junfors, by Professor
Allen <the Prometheus of JEscljvluh), oral. Fr./m 11 to
1. Freshmen, by Professor Coppee (History), .oral.
. TUESDAY, 28th—From 9 to 11. Sophomores , by Pro
by Pro
jo2l-8t ‘ , • Secretary o£ the Faculty e£ Acts,
THE PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1864.
HIE
TICKETS FOR SINGLE ADMISSION.
SEASON TICKETS.
MAT JIB ITAO AT T2TE FOLLOWING FLACKS:
THE OFFICE OF THE GREAT CENTRA!* FAIR,
The Prcabyteriau House, 1334 Chestnut Btraet.
T, B, Peterson Sc Bros,, 306 Chestnut street.
Charles BoSilver, 1229 Chestnut street.
John Blareb, 1102 Chestnut street. "*~
. C. M. Burns, Oil Chestnut street.
Presbyterian Board of Publication, 821 Cheßtnut street.
G. W, Pitcher, 808 Chestnut street.
McAllister & 8r0.,' 728 Chestnut street.
Ashmead A Evans, 724 Chcßtnut street.
John Rielcy, Continental Hotel. ,
Lee & Walker, 722 Chestnut stroot.
J. E. Gonic, Seventh aud Chestnut streets.
• W. S. & A. Martien, 606 Chestnut street.
T. B. Ptiffh, Sixth and Chestnutstreets.
Moss & Co., 432 Chestnut street, :
John McKntght, 415 Chestnut street.
W. B. Zieber, ICC South Third street.
Lindsay & BlakUton, 25 South Sixth street.;
Perktnplno & Higgins, 66 North Fourth stroet.
Smith, English, & Co., 23 North Sixth istreot,
Methodist Book Depository, 119 North Sixth street.
Lutheran Publication House, 42 North Ninth street. ;
4 American Baptist Publication Society,.s3o Arch street
H. H. Henderson A Co., 528 Arch street.
George C. Bower, Sixth and Yine.
Joseph G. Auner,lsB North Tenth street.
D. B. Heilix, S. E. corner Kidge. avenue and Spring
Garden street . .. =
J, T. Bufnal, Nineteenth and Green streets.
A. R. Sorter, Twentieth and Green streets.
HORACE HOWARD FURNESS,
TIIK «KEAT CENTRAL l’Altt-
VS* COM&IITTEB c>K “OIL CLOTHS. AND CAR
PETINGS. ,T —'The undersigned with acknow
ledges the receipt of the following donations and
subscriptions, via: • •-
McCalium k Co., in g00d5—......... .*.....
J. F. & E. B. Orue, in goods...
James H. Ornc, in goods--. —.—
Townsends Co., in g00d5...... j
■Ri'T. White, in goods ■
John dlcCutcheou, in gojils....
W; J. P Ingraham, in goods • •
EemyWidimil &:fcou, Laaswade, near Bdin
boro, Scotland 850 00
Henderson A Co, Purbam,'England 230 00
James Templeton & Co., Glasgow. Scotland-. 200.00
Ilei man, Sarusou. Jt Eeppoc, Manchester, Eng-,
land 2W 00^
John Dobeou, cash —•» 100 00
John Bromley & Sons,-cash 00 ft)
Lewis & Jones, cash 60 ft)-
Oeo. *V. Bill, eash. . 50 ft)
H. H. Soule, cash £0 TO
Geo. W. Bia & Co,.cash. 50 00
J;„T. Delacioix,-cash.. - ..................... 50 TO
Benj. Green, cash— —— •••» 25 TO
Allen, Scott, A Co.,.cash 2o 00
E. J. Lester, cash 25 TO
Win- Crcagmiil, cash.;... 25 00
J. & E France, cash ............; ». 25 TO
Thos. Finley, cash 2® 00
Jos. Blackwood, cash- 15 TO
J. Stewart Depnyv cash 15.00
W. a. Rolin, cash. 15 00
John M. Evans, ca5k...............*.... 10 00
Andrew 2HcWHI r cash.. 10.00
31. & S.’C. Kedpath, cash.... 10 TO
Alex. Crow, cash 1000
John Gibb, cash. ............................. , 10 00:
John SlcUutchfOn,-cash-. o.TO
J. & 8. Stecnson, cash 5 00
JamesSteenson, cash. 2 50
Samuel AlcFadden, cash . .2 50
V Total
Those who have subscriptions for this Committee,
which they have not as yc£ handed in, will please for*
ward them at on* to the & CQ "■
010 CHESTNUT Street;
GREAT CENTBAIi FAIR FOR
THE BENEFIT OF THE SANITARV COMMIS
SION —The undersigned. Treasurer of the COMMITTEE
of WHOLESALE GKOCKRS, acknowledges the receipt
of the following contributions from a number of whole
sale grocers aud Others:
Thomson, Clarke, & Young....
B. C. Knight & C 0.....
Reynolds, & Reiff......
’ luugerich & 5inith.........*. *-.**
WilHam Cunimiugs « 50n........
Willians C. Keehmle-
H. Geiger & Co-..................
John' Harding, Jr..i.. • *•*
Gavritt &. Martin...........■
W. S. Grant..
H. H Lippincott & Trotter......
Madeira a: Cabada
Tboin»s L. Gi11e5pie.....*.......
James W. Carson & Co..
Robert? & Macahioner..........
Benjamin S. Janney, Jr., & Co
Samuel Bispham & Son
Charles S. Lewis ..........
GeorgeHelmutb.,...
James Carntairs
W: Long&treth &
Weaver & 5prank1e.............
Nathan Y0ung5.......
. Cash [C. Yonng)*.
James Small..?.
C; T. Holloway.
E. C. Eby.ri ........
3). Beldelroaii.
D. Heudric
Wardle, Seed, k Co*.
D. Focht & 8r0ther..............
Evans & Rciff**...
George Ogden & C 0.....
H. H. Landi5..........
David Bruner...'....
Caeh (H. G.)••*..
■ Further contributions will he thankfully received and
duly acknowledged. E. C. KNIGHT, Treasurer.
Junel6, 1564. - It
PIANOS,
iASIUS BROS.,
[ESTNUT Street.
Pianos.
pianos.
J. B. GOULD, ,
ind CHESTNUT.
TUB MISCEIAANEOPS COM MI T
:»3B? TEE GREAT CENTRAL SANITARY. FAIR
thankfully acknowledge therece ptofthefollowingeab-:
scriptiousaud donations: From S.T.BpanK,flsUißgtoefc
le,s4B.2s: National Bank Note Co. .per M.C. Mtskey, en- *
graviugß, $6O; Jas. McGnigan, lithographs,s37.6o;G.M.
Fried, Jr., corks, $24; J. E Hover,ink,s7.2o; E. C.Pratt,
fishing tackle, s£3,-10; P. Wilson <& Co. do, do., $22 40;
Philip Surriek, do. do., $8.25; Jos. C. Grobb Ji Co., do.
do., SSO;.J. B. White, do. do., $l5; Charles Rnrayp,
pocket books, $15.50; Mason & Hughes, do. - do. , $31.50;
Win. F. Fry & Co., canes, $35.50; workmen of William
F. Fry & Co., cash, $23; John Krider, case of :stuffed
birds, $100; Wilhelm & Neumann, lantern, $100; Scholz
& Janenuky, artist’s box, $25; JT. P. Skelty, ongrav- '
ings, $28.40; James Evans, fishing tackle, $13.o0; Fred.
Hafner, show case, $35; M. Schwerin, annihilating,
powders, $3; J. W. White, Chairman Committee, $23.85;
S. Bart & Co., playing cards, $309.60: B. A. Gildea, ar- ■
tifieialarm, $80: Thomas Sinclair, lithographs, $100;
do do , cash, SSGiJ. W. White, Chairman Committee,,,
$55; F. S. Duval & Cor, lithographs,-$317.95; do. d 0.,?
cash, $Si;lVm. Beal, show case, $l5; B. C. Everett,-*
trusses, braces, etc , $77; A. C. Cline, engravings,sl7.sl; ;
H. Kause, artist’s box, easel, stool,.etc,. s&>; M. Gooa
kop, 2 pair cloth worked slippers, $6; Thomas Heath,
plaster casts, $96; G. W. Burgess, fishing tackle, $3O;
§. B. Rowley, lainp», slo6.2o;Witters& G0.,d0-,546 02;
H. Coulter. do., $52.40; M. B. Dyofct, do., $71.25; J.;
Haynald.-Tiik, $l5 12; New Yor*. Sanitary Fair Ka> •
'chinery Department, -lithographic ink, s9Bv J Gibson,*
flag paper sl2; V:Quarry,lamps aud^hades, $32.42;
T. Holmes, lanterns. $8.65; Mason*& Co., blacking.
SJ9B; the Miss Mauils, tobacco pouchei*,s3.so; E. ». Ho
ver, furnituie polish, $3; Dr. C. Heermaun, Chairman,
of the Committee on Homoeopathy, Medicines, Books,-
- Wax Fruit, etc., S2OG;G. W. Magee, 2 stools, $5;LewU;
& Lindsey, brass' cocks, $30;: Hvßeinmey, clay pipes,
$3,87; J. Eavensou & Son, soap, $l2 96; Ed. Parker, •
ininiatnre coal oil cask, $25; Mrs. A; H. Barrman, Mrs.
Col. Donaldson,' Miss Mary L: Bex, and Alisa Mary L,
Barrman, of Huntingdon county, Pennsylvania, hospi-.
tal stores, sl9.soithe Miss Maalls, artificial Sowers, $1;
Miss Gummey, fancy articles, $16.50; Miss Waiter, toy
house, $5; .1. C. Hunter, patent hydrants, $6O; Alex.
Greaves. hydrant, $12.60: Newbold H. Trotter, minia
ture church. $5O; Wm. Barnet, miniature ship, $10;
Alex. Priestley, Japanese paper, Col. Childs, engrav
ings, T. Norris, fishing tackle, $200: Robt. Hanna «
Co . Cleveland, Ohio» picture aud frame. $4,
uievemuu, Q w ..RITCHIE,-.Chairman.
J. S. ATKINSON, Jr., Secretary. S -,
June 17th, 1564. . •>- **
rzg*? CIIIUMUBK’S (lIOTKOT DE.
‘§3E? PAETMRJiT—SANITARY PAIR' —Th* Commit
tee acknowledge the receipt of the following donations:
From -M. -W. Baldwin & Co, » SIQG; C. T. Parry, $25;
Mrs. George Burnham, $5O; -Mr. Samuel J. Reeves, SSG;
Mrs A. K. sl34; The Misses Lewis, $3O; Jabez
Gales, $2O; Mrs. Henrv Handy, $5; Mrs. Sarah L. Cur
tis, sy; Mrs. E. Baker, $10; Miss Mary Baker, $10; Miss,
E. Baker, $10; Mr. Chas; A. PouUon, $3; Miss i>bau
non, $5; Mr. S. W. Roberts, $5; Miss Alburger, $1;
Mrs. Leon JBerg, $25; Mr. Wm. S. Baird,. $3O; Miss
Rosenbaum, 250,; Milk Man, 10c..; Iviffer dt Stout, 50c.;
Cook, Chambermaid, and Seamstress,. SRSO; t Mrs. Bal
com; $5; Ephraim In si ip, 85; Mrs. Kice, *1; Mrs. Kidg
way,*s; Kin Ervin; $5; Mrs. T, W. KobsrtH, *S; Mr. ;;
Algernon Roberts, $5; David , $10; ■). F. Jonas, Bt£>;;
Miss D. Taj lor, $5-, Mrs J W. Crowell, *:t; Mrs.
TheodoreHaird. *5; Mrs. W. J,C., *2; Miss EllsnLea.
85. Through Mrs. Judge Bailer, from Chester county,
850.50. Mrs. BmdlieJd, good 3, *100; Mrs. Kevser, *M;!
Win. T. Hopkins, hoop skirts, $26.86; Wm. Cameron,
528 K. Eighth street, 819; Ur .Touag, Arch street, *2O;
Mrs. S. A. Bispham, SSI; N; &E. Coventry, Aid,Ches
ter eOnnty, *71.50; Upsonville Aid, Susquehannaconn--
tv. *Bo.®; Norrinown ladies, *22.50; Newtowu town-:
ship, *62. fe; Oxford Aid, Chester county,*K &S 7; Not
tingham “Aid, Chester county, ( *43.50; Chatham Aid,
Chester countv, no invoice; Ladles’ Aid,
no invoice: Students Chester Academy-, no mvuce;
Newtown ladies’ Aid, *175; ladies’ Aid of I'iogastrest,
$116.89; Ladies' Union league, Huntiugd-nr *33 50; J.
Bmswanger, no invoice; Proceeds of a Fair given in
West-Phiiadelphta, by eight children, Louisa, Willy,
Frank, and KelJy, MsddocV, Willv. Etlwood. and
Lilly Kimber, and Laura Wolle, s».ft«i Proceeds of
three Penny Concerts given by Lizzy, Webb, .Dolly
Stanton, Laura Curtis, and Jenny Davis, W; Pan ay
Collection, Jos*pMae Wells, MarrH. Frick, *l.&j;Mr.
Charles P.; Williams, John -M, Black,*!; John
Talbot, $5; Miss 3. Aatello, $25; Mrs. John Budd, $33.
Received by Miss Thomso., Chairman, of Millinery auu
: Dress Making Department, 3SQ9 Pine strett: :
Tn the James who have left parcels at our tables lor
the Fair, the Committee return their acknowledgments
. it is impossible to enumerate the artielef, in a uewspa
i per paragraph, hut they’are none the less gratefully rd 1
ceived
LETTITIA I. CRESSON,. Chairman, ■
Saba'C. Hjh,i.owem,. Secretary. - - ; , -It
CENTRAL FAIR.
POSTPONEMENT OF AUCTION SAI/E. .
In consequence of the expeeted arrival, in a day. or
two. of some valuable works sent by American artists
in Koine, as donations to the Sanitary Pair, the Auction
fcale that was to have taken place on Wednesday eve-
Bins, June 53. has been postponed for a few days. One
notice will be given of the time at which it will , take
Plate. . ' J*2»
AijCTiosr.— fixe art gaixeet
—GKEAT CENTRAL FAlR.—Public noti'cowill
be eiven of the time of holding an auction sale of
all the PICTURE*, STATUARY, and other Works of
Art, not previously sold at private sale, contributed
as gifte for.the benefit of the SaNITIRY COMMISSION.
Many very valuable works will be found among those
to bo offered, and alltnU rested in : their purchase are
earnestly requested to attend on the evenings of sale.
On evenings of sale there will be no admittance to
the Gallery between the hours of 5K and 7. At 7 o’clock
the entrance door from the Horticultural Department,
and the middle' door bn- Vine street; will be opened.
Tickets 60 cents. No Season or Committee Tickets will
be admitted. Tlie above' resti iction is necessary to pre
.Tent the Gallery from being overcrowded by those not
interested in the sale. •
in a fow days .
Artists, Amateurs, and others, are. requested to . send
to the Art Gallery, previous to the Auction Sale, any
further donations they may be willing to offer, so tbafc
the sum to he received from the sale of Works in Art
may be increased to ihe largest possible amount,-'
• jel7-6t >, PEACE HOWAIID PPRNESS, Seo’y.^
GREAT CENTRA! FAIR—OPEN
DAILY, from 10 o’clock A. M. to 10 o’clock P. M.
SEASON TICKETS, admitting to all parts but Child
ren’e Exhibition.. $5 00
Single admi55i0n............. •••••v,**"* 60
(Children under 13 years half price.)
This admits to SI out of the 90 departments represented
in the Fair, and to much more than three-fourtheof the
entire space covered by the buildings.' - ; -*■-
Certain departments, nine in number, containing ar
ticles chiefly for exhibition, and not for sale, have been
permitted to charge a separate price of admission, as
follows: ‘
Art Ga11ery.................■
Arms and Trophies
Horticultural Department
Relics and Curiosities
Indian Department...... t..
Signor Bliu'a performances;
Children-. ♦ ~
William Penn Parlor.
Skating Pond.
Divan.
Ball H00rn....
Je9-tf __
JfOTiCU TO CONfRIBIITORS TO
THE 4 ‘GREAT CENTRAL FAIR. ’’—Ata:meet-
in g of the Executive Committee, held June 10, it was,
‘ li?eso£vsc?, Tbßt no goods remaining unsold at the
close of'the Pair shall be sacrificed by a peremptory
sale at auction, but by hiring a store or otherwise, due
measures shall be taken immediately thereafter to se
cure tbeir disposal at the ordinary retail prices.:’
joPMOt BORACE HOWARD FURNESS, 880*7.
KTS* »ro TICE-THE PERFORSHSO
Kfisy. .and Contributing Members of the Sandal and-
Haydn Society are invited to meet on TUESDAY EVE--
KIKW. Juno 21, Bt the Rehearsal Room, N. B. corner
i»«d SITING GARDEN c ■
jelB-sta,2t* E, F. STEWART, Secretary.
TIIE EkDUSTRIALAID SttCIETT
*2B? >OTIGE»-Mr. JOHN.G, HOPKrNS is the au
thorized Collector of this Association, and la fura ! lshed
with credentials, signed by all its officers, .Contrlbiv
tors s) Quid pay only to him, or to one of the
personally known, JOHN K; ZBILiEf,
Financial secretary,
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.
CHESTNUT STREET.
SECRETARY.
,....53,537 00
BENJ> ORHE, Chairman,
Ho. 904 CHESTNUT Slreet, l'hila.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
2ft cents.
.20 cents.
25 cents.
20 cents.
25 coats.
25 cents,
5,.... 15 cents.
...... 10 cents*
...... 10 cents.
10 ceiits.
lO cents.
HORACE HOW ABO FURNESS:
KST? art GALLERY GREAT CE3T
TRAL FAIR.
_ SPECIAL NOTICE. .
The centre door 60 vino street leading to the Art Gal
lery will be open from 1H A. if. , untinff A. ftf.. Every
Bay during the contlnnaoCe of the Fair, (Samiay?f es>
cept**d), to enable connoisseurs and otherfa to view th-i
works of Art withont being incommoded by the crowds
fhat unavoidably fill the gallery during the publle
Lour* of tbo day.
Admission—o«E DOLLAR, which admits toVKador
lyn’s Ariadne, but Eivun no rlghttopasa the doors lead*
hag to other parts of tho Ftlr. jel6-9t
•Sir STATE CENTRAL COMIH FTBK.-
The members of the STATE CENTRA!/COM
MITTEE will m*»«t for organization at 4 o’clock P. ML,
on WEDNESDAY, July 6fch,at the hoaso of tho CHAto-
AIAN, in HARRISBURG, Pa By order of
jol7-tjyO SIMON CAMERON, Chairman.,,,
department of surveys.—
OFFICE OF CHIEF ENGINEER AND SETR-
PjiiumsLrinA, Jana 16,1861.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS will bo received at theofllee of
the Chief Coinmiasioncr of Highways; Honthwo>.t coraor
of FIFTH fuid WALNUT Streets, until MONDAY, June
27, ln«iam, at 8 o'clock P. M., for lira GRADING, MA
SONRY. and BRIDGING of Fifth, street, from Nlcetown
June to Fisher’s laue,,in accordance wnh'piaa andspe*
cificatUms on Ale In tliU office
Each propo* al ipust state tho price per cubic yard of
earth excavated and placed it embankment on tao line
of_F)ftb Rirtct. ;
For rock excavation per cufofc’yard placed in embank
ment. •
• For nisßorur, inclusive of all atone, lime,, sand, and
scaffolding, per porch of tweuty-flve cubic feefe.
Tho Bridie superstructure will be rHS-ived aa a sepa
rate bid, and must bo per lineal* foot inclusive of all ma
terials, workmanship, and rawing.
The excavation will be thirty four feet.wide, with
aide slopes of 1 to 1, and the embank meat sixty feet
wide, with side slopes of- 1& to l.
The work to be commenced within ton days after the
allotment, and finished on *r before the Wth day of Oc
tober next, •, \ '
Al) bidders are invited io be present at the opening of
proposals offered, at tho t rue and place above noted.
The lowest bidders will come forward in three days
after tho opening of said proposals, or their will be
considered withdrawn,
No bids will be received nnlosß a bond is given agree
ably to the ordinance approved May *25, 1260. .
STRICKLAND KNEASS.
Chief Engineer and Surveyor.
jfllS-stnwSt
VJS*. -OFFICE' OP THE PRESTOS COAL
*3B? AND IMPROVEMENT CO.
. - ' Piui.apki.pfua, Jn.ne.ls, 1864.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.- J Th« Board of Directors of the
Prettbu Coal arid Improvement Company have this day
declared a QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TWO AND
ONE-HALF PER CENT, from' the not earnings, payable
on the 6th of July next to parties who.se names are re
gistered as the holders on the books of tbo Company, at
ihocloee of businesson the 39th day of June iustant,
Transfer bo6ks close on -that day and open on the 6th
day of July. Dividends duo Stockholders in New York
and Boston will be remitted by mail or express when
reoncßted. HENRY B. MOORE,
j e!B- stulb tjy 10 • •• • Secretary.^;
rvS« OFFICE UNION PASSENGER
*=& RAILWAY COMPANY, No. 4-10 WALNUT St.-.
JuiielS, IS&4.—The second instalment of Five Dollars
on pinch share of the capital Stock of the Union. Passenger
Railway Coinpauy will be due and payabloat the office
of said Company on and after July 7, 1864.
By order of the Board of Director*.
jt-a-Ht* ,W. H- KE%fß,r.ErSwt)tttry.
$l,lOO 00
iSOi) 00
: 300 00
100 00
60 00
7 00
2100
l‘lU I«iI>EI4MIU €OJOtRBOIAI
WHARF and RAILROAD COMPANY.-Notice
is herehy given'that en adjourned meeting of the com
mit loners appointed by an act of the Genera! Assembly
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled “An
act to incorporate the Philadelphia Commercial Wharf
and Railroad Company,’’approved the2sth*Uy of May,
A. D; 1563, to open books, receive subscriptions, and
OTganizo a company by the name, style, and title of the
‘Philadelrhia Commercial Wharf and Railroad Com
pany. will be held on the 23d day of June, A. D.
ISG4, between the hours oflOo’clock A. M. and 4 o’clock
I*. M., at No. 327 WALNUT Street, second: floor,
room No. ?, in the city of Philadelphia, in pursuance of
said act of* Assembly, and for tbKpurpusss therein
mentioned and provided* E. W. WARNER,
EDWARD A. SOUDER,
TITUS S. EMBRY,
Commissioners. .
jefcMt*
Pbila-, May IS,’ 1564.
OFFICE OF THE WESniOHELAND
COAL. No. £3O South THIRD
Street, comer of WILLJNG’S Alloy.
. PBiI.ADBi.PHfa, June 15. 1564.
At a meeting of the Directors of the WESTMORELAND
COAL COMPANY held this day. a DIVIDEND OF
FIVE PER CENT., on the capital stock was declared out
of the profits fur the past six mouths, payable oa-and
after JQiyl, 1834.
The Transfer Books will be closed until July 2d:next.
jel7*l4t F H JACKSON, Treanurer.
OFFICE SOMERSET IRON AND
■2*? > COAL COMPANY. OF PENNSYLVANIA, 61
CEDAB Street, New York, 'June 10, ISSI.
NOTICE is hereby given that, pursuant to a resolu
tion of the Board of Directors, an instalment of TWEN
TY PER CENT, on the subscription to the Capital Stock
of the SOMERSET IKON AND COAL COMPANY OF
PENNSYLVANIA be, and hereby is, made payable to
JAMES WADSW.ORTB, Treasurer.of said Company,
on or before the ISth day of July next.
jel3-tjy!B Attest; T. M. TYNQ, Secretary.
KSf® NOTICE IS HEREBX 6IVEX
Hy that an Instalment, of OJffi DOLLAR PER
SHARE on each aud every Share of the Capital Stock of
theMANDAN MINING COMpANY, has: this day been
called in, payable ob or before the TWENTY-FIFCH
dar of June, 1364,at the office of the Company, No.
WaLNOT Street, Philadelphia.
By order of the directors. B. A. HOOPES,
treasurer.
*jell-t>e2s
Philadelphia, June 9,ISM.
prs» NOTICE.—OFFICE PH4LAPEI
fcB? PHIA AND OIL CREEK OIL COMPANY, So.
■astir WALNUT Street - *• '»
Phh,adblpbia, June 7, ISM.
' The Directors lave THIS DAI declared a dividend of
ONE PER CENT, on the Capital Stock of the Company,
payable on and after the 20th iiist. The Transfer Books
• prill close on WEDNESDAY, Sth in.-t , at S o’clock
M , for ten days. W. -D.. PAINTER, Secretary.
' jeS-lgt* - -- .. . • •-■ :•
m. IST* KOTICE IS HEREBY OIT3BW
00 . that an , instalment of ' OND DOLLAR. PER
m SHARE on each and every Share of the Capital Stock or
Xa the .ffiTNA MINING COMPANY, has this day J>eaa
gn called Id, payable on or before- the FIRST day OF
*n JULYj 1864, at the office of the Company, No. 334- WAL
gn v NDT Street, Philadelphia.
50 By order of the Directors.
• ■ .■ ■■
50 Jane 8.1864,
r ARMY GOODS.
pROTHINGHAM & WELLS
EAVB FOR BA.MS,
HEAVY. MEDIUM, AND LIGHi SHEETINGS AND
shirtings.
STANDARD DRILLS.
HEAVY CANTON FLANNELS. ■ ■
WASHINGTON AND VICTORY CAMBRICS AND
RTT PPTAS " ‘
BROWN, BLEACHEDy AND CORSET JEANS,
No. 12 WORSTED YARN. Ac. :»aBa-iftf
n.RAD* BAGS.—A LARGE ASSORT,
vT'.r HEKT OP GRAIN BAGS*
Taricra* *!*«*, for sale by
BARCROFT & CO.*
*O5 and 407 MARKET Street.
; Ladies’, Misses', and Child) en’s. The most complete
assortment in the eiijv every style and size. For finish,
durability and cheapness, have no equal in the market.
Manufactured »t 038 ARCH Street. .Skirts made to or
der, altered and repaired. , Also, bargains la Eastern
made skirts, kid, padded, and riveted. ,16 springs,
65 cents; 20 springs, 80 centf; 25 springs, 05 cents; 30
springs, $l;40 springs, sl.®); 40springs, diamond tied, .
WM. T. HOPKINS.
CUMMER CORSETS.—MRS. STBELj
KJ TENTH Street, below Chestnut, makes best qua-
Tity Linen Summer Corsets- Also, lately received from
['arts, elegantly fitting genuine Werly Corsets. All
.kinds of Corsets on band, and made to ordfr. jeiB-3t*
A NOVEL ATTRACTION AT/THE
A: FAIR.—The entrance from Union avenue, in the
■Fair, to the Sewing Machine Department, is thronged
to see D. BARNUM’S ‘^ELF-SEWERS’ 1 attached to
the difierent machines, tewing without the operator’s
touching the work* One operator may be seen running
. two machines, sewing straight on one, and curved seams
on the other, without guiding the work of either. Do
nated to, and for sale.at the Fair machines, by
the inventor, and at .the FLORENCE SEWING SIA.«
CHINE OFFICE, G3O CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia,
and at &e GROVER & BAKER SEWING M iCHINE
OFFICE. Pittsburg, Pa. Price $1.50, with directions.
D.BARNUM, at the Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine
Office, 508 BROAD WAV, New York. je2L-2t
ttQOST iE 1 S” ■
exterminators.
* COSTAK’S’I EXTERMINATORS.
EXTERMINATORS.
" COSTAR'S” EXTERMIN ATORS.
> EXTERMINATORS.
" COSTAR I ’S’ r EXTERMINATORS.
- exterminators.
"COSTAR’S” EXTERMINATORS,
EXTERMINATORS.
"COSTAR’S” EXTERMINATORS.
. EXTERMINATORS.
"COSTAR’S” EXTERMINATORS.
EXTERMINATORS.
‘ ‘ COSTAE’S’ ’. EXT ERMINATO RS,
:■; EXTERMINATORS.
"COSTAE’S” EXTERMINATORS.
EXTERMINATORS.
"COSTAR’S” EXTERMINATORS.
EXTBRMIN ATOR3.
"COSTAE’S” EXTERMINATORS.
EXTERMINATORS.
"COSTAR’S” EXTERMINATORS.
■; EXTERMINATORS.
"COSTAR’S” EXTERMINATORS.
EXTERMINATORS
• ‘COSTAR’S’ ’ EXTERMINATORS.
EXTERMINATORS.
: "COSTAR’S” EXTERMINATORS.
EXTERMINATORS.
“COSTAR’S’- 7 EXTERMINATORS.
EXTERMINATORS.
" COSTAE’S’ ’ -EXTERMINATORS.
- EXTERMINATORS,
"COSTAE’S” EXTERMINATORS;
EXTERMINATORS.
"COSTAE’S” EXTERMINATORS.
EXTERMINATORS.
For Rat?, Mice, Roaches, Ants, Bed-Bugs, Fleas,
Moths in Furs and Woolens, Insects on Plants, Fowls,
Animals, etc.;
"15 years established in New York City, i*
VOnly infallible remedies known.”
" Free from Poisons. ”
"Not dangerous to the Human Family. ”
" Kate come out of their holes to die. ” .
AS* Sold'by all Druggists everywhere.
J9S?“ 5 I I Beware ! ! ! of all worthless imitations.
jfcgp* *' Costar’s' ’ Depot, No, 452 Broadway.
s§-Sold by - , T- W. DTOTT & CO.
JOHNSON, COWBBK, ,
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
r all Druggists in Philadelphia, Pa: je2t-tuth2t
FAMILIES RESIDING IN THE'
We are prepared, as heretofore, to supply; families
at their Country Residences with every description of
FINE GROCERIES, TEAS, &c., &0.
ALBERT C, ROBERTS,
myBl-tf Corner ELEVENTH and VINE Sta.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF UNION AYE
NUE, Art Gallery, and Horticultural' Department,
'(also Stereoscopjc’Viftws of same,} of Sanitary Fair.
For sale at R. SEWELL'S Gallery/ 72 V ARCH Si.;
also at Photographic Depart,,Fair. Building. je2l-3t*r
CTARVED UNION PRISONERS FROM
w LIBBY PRISON.—“I: had just got to the wharf,
wbon our fiag-of-trnce boa', the City orNew lork,
came ini and soon the' poor fellows bogau to land,.four
hundred and fifty of them from Belle Isle—-such a sight.
It was a regiment of skeletons. Most of them had to be
carried off ou stretchers: Several died on. the boat as
they were lifted up. / Nine died on the wharf,' lisping
their, gratitude,!© God, that after all their privations
tbeywere permitted to die under the old.flag. —Miss
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS of the abov*.—
MCALLISTER & BROTHER, ;
728 GHESfNOT Street.
TEE BUSINESS OF DR. E. N. 8,11-
i LEY will be settled liy his widow, at No. 23S North
TWKI.VTJI street. All indebt-d, will plottse come,
forward.'" All having claims will present litem at
once. ;.
T> DIM Eirs IN UD’M PAR AB L E
SX stylos of $1 Colored Photographs arc admired and
purchased as iiivalunbU likenesses. They
neauty, accuracy, and durability. Gallery SECOND
Street, above Green. '
A N EXQUISITE THING IS A FINE-
flniebed Carte do .VMto, and none exeel-m
style, execution, and hnieh, those made atB.,F,REI
MKirS Gallery, 03* ARCH Street. H*
INGRAM’S CELEBRATED TEAS-
Just received,. Try thorn. -43 South SECOND St.
below Market.' ' . 1 : ~ ‘ • . jelB«3t
TARRANT’S EFFERVESCENT
1 , 6EI.TZER APERIENT
BILIOUS COMPLA INTsfsiC “hEABA.CHE.COSTJYH
HESS, INDIGESTION, HEAKT-BURN; SOUR
Stomach, seasickness, sre Ao
Dr. JAMES R. CHILTON, the Great Chemist, say.:
"I know its composition, and have, no doubt H will
prove most beneficial in those complaints for which lt l>
recommended. ” • ■■ , ,
Dr.THOMAS BOYD-saya: I strongly commend' lt
to the notice of tbs public. ” - "
Dr. EDWARD G. LUDLOW sayot “ I can with son.
fidence recommend It,*’- ~ . -
- Dr. GEORGE T. DEXTER, says:ln Flatnleney,
Beart-born, Costiveness, Sick Headache, *c y tht
SELTZER APERIENT In my hands has proved indeed *
valuable remedy . * ’
for other Uetimonials see pamphlet with each bottle.
Manufactured only by TARRANT 8t CO.,
«78 GREENWICH StreeV New York.
JlSt FOK SALS BY ALL DRUGGISTS, jay«-tao*
B. A. HOOPES,
Treasurer.
jell-Uyl
HOOP SKIRTS.
VERMIN
COUNTRY.
IB TUB
BEST REMEDY, KNOWN
JIIE government loan "
#»© 0,000,000.
This loan itfaut7ibrf*e<|’By act of Congress of Mhrel*
8,1884, which jaovidos for its REDEMPTION IN COIN,
at any period not'less tiumten or more than forty years
from its date, at the pleasure-of the Government,
JJntiFiU redemption five per coot, interest is to bfcpaid
semi-annually IN «
Subscriptions to the Loatrare received by the Natio*al : '
Banks In* United States notes or Ln mich currency or
other fundvas arc taken tty them ©n deposit at par.
Its exemptlon from Stateor local taxation adds from
one to fhree per cent, per uonum to its value.
Tbo rate of interest on this Loan, although bat five
per cent, in cote, is as much greater in currency as the
difference between the market value of currency and
gold.
As a rule, the flwe per cent, specie securities of all sol
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EXCURSIONS.
AMUSEMENTS.
YAKDEELYW’S ARIADNE.
This most wonderful creation of the gestae of VAN
DERLYN his been placed at the disposal of the Piae
Arte Committee of the
SANITARY FAIR,
as a SPECIAL EXHIBITION, on the express condition
that Season and other Tickets, giving access to other
parte of Che Fair, Are not to be entitled to admission. ‘
ARIADNE,
(Dangbter of Minos and Paseiphte, deserted on the
Maad of Nazes, by Theseus, >
** An ideal of female beauty, reposing upon the luxu
ry of itflpwn ftearxatlon, lost in sleep, and yielding with
child-like HHif-ahaUdmiment to dreams of love, M
** How i ike a vision of pure love gbe seems!
cheeks just Hushed with innocent repose,
Tiiat folds her thoughts up in delicious dreams, .
Like dew-drops in the chalice of a rose;
Pillowed npon her arm and raven hair.
How archly rests that bright and peaceful brow!
Its rounded pearl defiance bids to care,
While kisses on the Ups seem melting now;
Prone in unconscious loveliness she lies,
And leaves around her delicately sway;
Veiled is the splendor of her beaming eyes,
But o’er thelimbs bewitching gracespl&y;
Ere into Eden’s groves the serpent crept,
Thus Eve within bar leafy arbor slept!”
Tuckermarf's * * Artist Life, T *
lr ln 1812 YANDERLYN painted the ARIADNE. This
Painting proved Mr, Vanderiyn’s powers even more
than the ’Marins,'and is, in my estimation, the finest
figure of She kind I have ever seen. This picture has
been purchased and engraved by A. B. Durand,
himself an excellent Painter, : and our first Engraver.
The engraving ofMr. Durand in worthy of It. "-Dun
lap's Arte and Designs,
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VEHTKILGCIDIS?»f r with a larj<e variety of attracttoa*.
Admission2s cents? Children 15 cents.
Exhibitions at ? and 8 P. 51,
OBOVER’S I?BW CIIS STNUT -
STREET THEATRE.
LEONARD GR0VER........ V. MANAGER
(Alho of Grover's Tbiraire, Wa&taD£tOß r *S. C.}
Coniltmed and EothcrwiasHc Success offche
■ , „ - . SEVEN SISTERS*;-
Universally pronounced the most gorgeonsly'brillianb
production ev£! witnessed iu-an American Theatre, now
,in the third w*ek o' the moat successful career ever
known to aoy similar representation in this century.
For fourteen,consecutive nights and two afternoons;
Ibis magnificent production has attracted crowded*
houses every night, aud still excitement continues un
abated. Again, to-night, TUSEDaY, Jane 2ist,
Mr J. E. McDCSiOUGE,
In bis great linpprsanatkm of MRS. PLUTO.
PRICES OF AD KISS iON:
Dress Circle or Parquet.
Family Circ1e....................................
Orcbertra Seats. ~,
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE. *
* T Olorlous success of the grand Spectacular Dra
ma, of .
FAUST AND MARGUERITE,
which will be repeated
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, June 2lst. '
J. 6. ROBERTS,/- :
In his great impersonation of- MEPHISTOPffELES;
ALEXJNa FISHER Baker as MARGUERITE.
Distribution of characters, embracing the
ENTIRE STRENGTH OF THE COMPANY.
Doors open at 7}j. Performances commeLCtiziB o’clock.
IV/TRS. *JOHNJ)REW r S NEW ARUB
ATA STREET THEATRE.
LAST WEEK OF FRANK DREW;
TO-NIGHT, (TUESDAY) June 21. 1884,-
The Comiclrish Drama of the
WHITE HORSE OF THE PEPPERS.’
Gerald Pepper. .Frank Brew.
To conclude with the Romantic Drama of
THE FORTY THIEVES.
Mustapha (the cobbler)..-.... .Prank Br*-w
All Baba (the woodman)*. .........Stnan Robeo*’
Morgiana. - ....Mlrs Henry
Haesarac. the Robber .iBanonUHL
WEDNESDAY MISS HENRY’S BENEFIT.
FRIDAY BENEFIT OF FRANK DREW.’
A RCH-STBEET THEATRE.
XV MISS JOSEPHINE HENRY
respectfully announces that HER BENEFIT will take*
. place on
WEDNESDAY, June 22d, 1864, when
Mr. FRANK DREW
baskindly consented to appear in
THE CRICKET ON THE HEARTH.
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Between Sixth and Eighth streets aud CallowhiH
aud Master, a neat DWELLING HOUSE, with all the
conveniences. A street running north and south
preferred. Price from $5,000 to $B,OOO. Possession at
any time within twelve mouths. *■
LUKENS & MONTGOSfERY, Conveyancers,
je!s-6t* 1035 BEACH Street, above Laurel.
BOARDUV&f
nOTJHTRY BOARDING, NEAR THE
VX ; GERMANTOWN RAILROAD. A few good rooms,
or the entire house, with or without board. Address
* * Country,.” this • -- - je2l-2t*
OQ/=v SOUTH BROAD STREET.—
£/&Os&\\\ he vacant, Saturday, June 25th, foar J!e-*
gant ROOMSfcWith ikivate parlor, comprising the whole
second story. Two are fronting on’Broad street. These
rooms are unexceptionabiy cool- all summer. The best
recommendations will he given. Vacancies to-day, .
first story. '• • ' idS-St*
DOARDING—TWO SECOND-STiTRY
*-> rooms TO-LET, at 133 North TENTH St: je7-tf
FOST ACT FOCm
T ORT OR, MISLAID—A RECEIPT
■J-i for 50 Shares Egbert’s Oil Company. As it can be
of no use'to any one hut its owner, it can he returned to
the office of the Company,l*7 S. FOURTH St. je3l-st»
■fWOTICE.— L O S T OR- MISLAID,
Lv SGRIP, No. 129, issued by American Mechanic**
Hall Association to Resolution Council, No. 4, O. ofU.
A. M. t for Twenty*six Dollars, dated Dec. 24, 1559. No
tice is hereby given, that application will be made to
the Board of Trustees of the Hall Association for a du
plicate certificate for said amount.
i WML-WOODINGTON, JOS. WEISS, CHAS. STE
PHENS, Trustees. Residence, Frankford, 23d ward.
: je2o-3t* /
;A BAT EOBSE AJND YORK WAGON
«a\ were taken from the stable of C. WELDEN, corner
SEVENTEENTH aud VINE Streets,on Sunday evening,
the 19th Inst The horse is about 6 years old, 153-6 hands
high; has some white on his hind feet and on his face;
short tail. A liberal reward wIU be paid for .such in
formation as will lead to their recovery. - Wagon made
by Wstpon. W3I D. JONES,
je2l-2t* - - ; No- 1826 ARCH Street.
FOB SALE ACT TO LET.
A RARE CHANCE.—FOR SALE—THE
xY Bental fnrnitnre, implements, and content; of
Laboratory of the late Dr. Bailey. Apply immediately
at S3S North TWELFTH. Street. Also, ten tons coal in
the cellar r je2l-3t*
TAESIRABLE REAL EBTATB IN—
\y YEaT.MKNT A valuable LOT OF GROUND for
sale, on the west tide of Ridge avenue, uear the Girard
college, containing about twelve aod thrae-qaarfcar
acres Apply to - • A.-B. CARVER St GO.,
jci6-st* S. W. cor. NINTH and FILBERT Streets.
■p'Oß SALE LEASE, FIXTURES,
J- ' Patterns, Flasks, Ac.", of an Iron Foundry in this
city in operation. Address “ Iron,” Prcvrolßce. jeSl-St*
4*l TO BENT—NEAT MODERN RE
•Bi-SIDEKCE, IMS North BROAD St tret.
G. K. TOWNSEND S CO.,
123 K South FOURTH Street
|g TO BENT—HANDSOME NEW
JEs. Side-Yard DWELLING, on Sprimr Garden street
je2o-2f E, WRIOLBT & CO., 181 S FOURTH St.
m FOB SALE OR TO RENT-A DE
JEiI SIZABLE: new RESIDENCE, with modern con
venlences, situated at Mantua, West
rftv.to ; ROBERT MACGREGOR.
■ K lO 419 WALNUT Street.
M for sate —a four story
Brielr RESIDENCE. i» complete order, situated
Ai ’ X ' U StreB 'i(?BEKT MACGREGOr
Apply to : 419 WALNUT Street
§ WHITTEN AND VERBAL DB
SCRIPTIOKS of Character, Constitution, and Ta
lent, with ADVICE on Business, Health, Educa*
tion, SeJr-improvement, Management,and Train
lug of CHILDREN, social adaptation, Ac., day
and evening, fey . - : JOHN L. C^PEK,
Phrenologist and Bookseller,
mhl9-»tnth No. gBS. TENTH Straw, above ghaatimt
SPECTACLES, IN GOLD.
KLJt >~2SsUrei,lintl Elastic . Steel Framea, Eye-
Glasses, Microscopes, Magic Lanterns, f l £ld , Glasses
f<»r Army and Navy use, Photograph
Photographs, ; Stereoscopes and MereoscopicYiewß,
Microscopeß. Thermorneters. a iarga
of Optical, Mathematical, aud.Philosophical
taetrnnifißta. & BROTHER. Optician'',
Jnoi - *• (Established In 1796.)
7558 GHESMIIT Street
LADIES TRXJSS AND BRAGFI
v^>/STORE—Conducted by Ladies TWBLJVII
StreetTflrst door below Race: ’ -Every article U -thfa*
line elegant, easy, and-eorrectin make,, U n.
DLES. Proprietor, attends to Gentlemen, on the oor»*r
or TWELFTH &ak BACK Streets. H. 8.-Prof«B|iotta
Monraor iußTired. m’rt-sroir
MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT
/W\ LOANED own Diamonds, WM.W Jew^S.
O P r oTk P fefr&fol.l ««v|p
ml OJJKILL Street*, b*low Losttark .trtS-***.
.Fifty Cents.
.50 Cents.
.25 Cents.-
>75 Coats.-