SPECIAL NOTICES.
PIIIMA,Tie'o How= Boer.
This sebebrated TOILET SOAP, In inch unlYesinl as
mead, Is made from the OROIONST materials, le MILD
Aid 131/01,LISNT in Its nature, FRAGRANTLY 801 M.
DD, And NXTRSIRRLYBENSFIGIAL in Rev:4m upon
She Skin, Per We by all Druniete and Fancy Goode
dealer.. fe2B.inthely
THE POPULAR CLOTHING HOUGH of Pans.
"OAK HALL."
Best•olaes goods at moderate prices.
WANAM AKER & BRO WA,
B. E. corner SIXTH and MAMIE V Street*.
Custom Department (to make to order) No. 18. Rath Bt.
WIINBLION & WILSON'S HIGHNST PREMIUM
LOCK-STITCH
SEWING MACHINES,
TDB CHEAPEST. SIMPLEST, AND BM.
Saleeroome, 704 CITIESTNIIT Street, .abevr4 seventh
.DIED.
GILLESPIE —On Wednstday, the 10th innt, , Jane
meyeil, daughter of John and Mary ClilleePle:Alsed 8
yearn. 8 montbn and 11 dein.
The rehttivee and friends of the family are reaped
fully invited to attend the funeral, without further
notice, on Frills,' the 12th init. at 4 o'clock -P..01,
from the residence of her parente;Bol South Thirtesoth
etreet, below Catharine. •a
board the eieamehip Yoltoo. at
Port Royal, 8,•C„ on Friday, Auguste,
_M. Minthnrn
Thompson, son.ia• twirl' 'CaptainWomon. •
WILLI* af8012..-at Lononster, N r e Haornature, on
dilator:lay afternoon, Antrum 6, whys bathing In the ma.
'tenth:int river, Theodore Haler Will4amanu, sun of the
late Bey. Charles Williamson, and grandson of the late
Rev. SonathanTreems D. the 21st year of hi., age. *
SEELEY —August 9,1664, et Perryville, Cecil county;
Maryland, Edon M. Feeley, in his 70th year.
Bin relativee . and felendn are renpoctluily Invited th
meet above ty at the Presbyterian Cherub on Slith
street, Ore ,, n, on Thursday afternoon. 11th lest
•at 234o'clocit.wt ere interment will take place. Bridie,
ton. N. J., itper ap I ease copy.
EIIOLISH,—,et Berkley, M. J., on the 9th fwd. ~1211ze:
Nance, Wife of the late George English, aged 66 years:
The genitives and frlends of the family are reapeotfol.
'ly invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of
bet mot, John 6..:Eaglish, No, 008 North Eleventh
street, above Orson, on Friday morning next, lath
bat at 11 &ulna, without further notice. •
DROWN.—On the evening or theth,ti instant, William
Itlegrenger, Went eon of William A. Jr., ano
'both D. Drown,
KENNaDY. —at Oakland, near L'itteburg, on the 7th
lnetant, Claikt, eon or &Has D. and Agnes g. Keened".
of 'Philadelphia. aged 2 years and 0 mohs,
1111RN.LEY. —On the Bth , George Burnley, in the
• 001 h year of hie age,
The relative% and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to It'llen'd the funeral from his late rest
dente in Upperarby, 'Delaware county, on Thursday,
the 11th at'l o'clock P. M. Funeral to proceed
the Neff Jerusalem Church.
MoNENNA. —tluddenly of membrane croup. on the
morning of the lUth inst., Elisabeth Walesa, daughter
of Michael J. and Elizabeth IliolLenue, aged 16 months
and fi dam
The relativer and Mende are reepeatfrulv invited te
attend the•rimerat, f ern the reeldenee of her parents,
217 Smith Eighth 'treat: 'Funeral to proceed to 81.
Elary'e ground, at 4 o'clock title afrernoou,
1114BSSON & 80N, MOURNING STORE,
01-0 , ho. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
ILKS.I BILKS I SILKS I SILKS
S
BYRE & LANDAU., FOURTH and ARCH Streets,
are offering all their OLD SILKS low to close them be
fore the new Goode are ppened.
.811ke not by last Steamer.
Bilks of very beet ounAty.
Good Bleck Bilks resemble.
Good Brown Mite reasbnable. , and. tf
!Mr' C EH.
ESAMMEISSMERG SUPNMeint.—
The noderstaned . acknowledges the receipt of
ti4e. following NUMs on behalf of the dlatreened people of
Chamberebnrg;
A. O. Catteil SMO 00
Joe. Patterson 250 00
Cleo. R. Stuart & Br° 250 00
260 00
.0, W. Dante
J. Anapach.., . 25:.00
E. A. bouder & Co 250 0,1
George A. Mier Sr. Co 100 60
;Jobe M. Read. by Mayor DenrY 100 00
B. & Jae. 11, P. , autmatt 250 00
- C. W. Palturstock 76o 00
,
Wm. Thompson 60 00
Casper Sander, Jr. 1000 .
Rev. Samuel T. Leary 24 10
Clbson Peacock.— Wi.. 100 00
Rev, Dr. fiewt ,, E, amount of collection on Fast •
Day, et Chut uh . uf tplphany 102 35
Edward Mettle.. ,, ..
13 _ 100 . 00
Yarnell & Tr4ole 350 00
(Mee Wm. Dilute - , Jr., & Co 20 00
Idra, Bury D. ulit 6 00
.Jamee Field 60 tx/
0., by Mr. A, -U. Cattelt 30 00
James E Rhoads 211 on
pike F, Lewis h ~ .0
W. V. lia!dwell. ...... .... 3 10
T. 1/V. & NI, Illown 30 00
Anlmpromfett colt , otientdu Union hl, E. Church,
.on the national Veer De y 110 00
Bt. Faure 1. E. Church infant Sunday-School... 2.5 05
1 ,
. elm B. hlyere& Cc
300 00
. annedy. etre, & (Jo lOO 00
MF. Ell/Inns .... 10 55
I - 555
LinillTrin;;; -...
ire. Win. K Palmer li; on
ttherton blight Si 01.1
', W. IN task DUO 00
,Jr mid J C. B 60 iddle 50 (a)
fititionat dank 210 00
ot M. 1 Ores 5 CO
Der Jo,eph Patterson 15 GO
toe & Laudi . 100 00
letOn Coal Company 110 00
mare tetanal safety lnaitrance 00 100 00
, ee & Mitchell MO 00
I. Blle 100 CC
. Gra e tz 25 01)
rime' Mitehell 25 SU
.I.Refiner S.) tO
W B Cum x mins 16
(0 0 00
ilco
tr o kly ,It Schaffner NO lal
. 5 00
05 OU
7m,L. I chaffer. 10 00
aa. C. B. lco
Saylor, Luz:rite wants, b j
Y n
W. W. flawing
unee,Krnt, it Benito (additional) .4 40.1 (V
A. mercer 100 00
;maw Ridgway 100 00
Ida CLlllThGermantown (5(0 of amount for .
anlored suff erers) .••••. 40 00
nary J. W Amami 100 00
'bias Wageer 11 , 0 CO
to.. Katy Waign.r MO 00
Jae hilzahaikbhostde i . hai 00
atb 10 00
110 4. ollettion at Hamilton flo., N. J., per J. H.
Clarke 17 (XI
Talon lank, No. I, Danghteri of Liberty /4 W ` at, Duneun M. Mitnimeou t its fellowa:
;
tea M. Woelper 6
v. Mary Woelper 6 00
at
ts. James B. Coxe 1 0
(0 0)
crs. Thomas H. Yuwera ' 50 0i)
--. •• 6 00
W Mare. Billpatoten, l'a
~.. ~. - 10)
B. D, Hill is oo
:Juries L. Stagings's DO OD
bePrera, Van BArlbisto. & Ardson 23 00
19 00
s. R. 8 JOll6ll a 00
unes Swain DO 00
r. Fratklin Stews* 10 00
r. OeilgelLlteLton 00 00
üb, F. ao oo
L. per W. W Cookmaa ' 10 00
Its lizzle Finley ..,. l Ai 00
ar
re. Elijah Van Bys' 00 00
•
4111 /3ettl, Wilinluscolt ' 10 00
run , Cohen 10 00
ihn A. Brown, by the Nola of Mayor Henry... 100 00
'EDMUND A. SOLIDER, Trea.urar.
PHILADELPHIA, AllattPC 10, Mt anti it
SIXTH WARD.—MEETING THIS
t.Thwedey) SVENING, I.K o'clock, at tne
rOl.-H01.16E cttowri Street, when toe Ward
ety Committees will report As the time le short,
:hose who ate flibillet to the Draft not fail..to re
nt promptly to the eall of their Precinct of
it depends the success of furnishing our onots
teen. It'll. CHAS. WBLDINO, Chaumait.
" BALMS, Treasurer..
COMM No.--...--, Art-
IN lee& — . Until farther notice, -
bounty of FOUR.
SDRED DOLLARS will be paid to all RE MOLTS
one, two, or three yeses' service. 'angered into the
vice of the Dotted States on or after August Bth, 1661,
credited deco the trlote of the oily Of Phiisdelphis
Unrolled Citizens furnishing Substitute. for three
the bont,ty of TWO BEINDRNO AND FIFTY
.R$ will be raid as heretofore. ' _
• M. Moons.,
ADE— .
RA L I eI . )OIAN Y.
PRILAPIMPEILI, Attglll.l 10. Mi.
. Roaordance pith an act of Congress, approved June
.1, 1884, it becomes necessary that all receipts (then
this Company for merchaadise received for tract +por
tion should bear an INTERNAL REVESDE BTaitP
the value of TWO CENTS, the expense of the same
be bora e by the parties receiving ouch receipt.
VI receipts taken by this Company for merchandise
'vered to consignees will be stamped bv Esid
BARLIIB K. DE, ,
l•12t Master of Transportation.
THE DRAFT—TENTH WARD. —A
Mestizo: of the Citizens or the Tenth Ward will
ild atther Baptist Church, north west owner BRO4D
ARCH Btrette, THIS EVENING, at o'plookito
measures relative to the impending drat.
order of the E.) raitlve Committee.
DAVID WEATHERL..
instal.. pjui
on eac h an d cceri sieve of ilea — CaPitZ ecoek of
rNA MINING 00111PANY has thte dal been
par able on or before the 16th day of aultiST,
at the office of the Company. tio. 3 g 4 WALISCI ,
.1, Philadelphia.
order of the Directors,
thee
I
ragout - tlieir trieria's thrOaghout the State
IA efficient means to forward early and full rattans
• eleetion upon . the Constitutional Amendments.
by Telegraph to the Chairman at Girard Homes,
delphis.
Committee Rooms are now open. and all orre
-IC4) directed to the Chairman will receive prnmpt
8. CeIdISON, Chairman.
"tor, Secretary.
t 313
771 E CITIZENS' svorrorcrim
ILE.PHERENTATIVE, AND VOLUNTEER
7Y, No. Sill CHESTNUT STREET. —Merchants,
:v, and other citizens, can be sunned with ais
le Snbstitat ea and Representatives on reasonable
.norable terms, and have the same sworn In so as
Aft to any wcrd, eistriot, township, or county of
couutl.s: Philadelphtit. Chester. Deliv
er Montgomery, by appl)tng at 411 CHESTNUT
from At. M. to 9P. M.. first door, bank.
' , tidal arrangements made with committees.
PeXtlol,l
Aairp
JEliiie Street . Nsw Yost , Jab 86, is 6
lapreby given tbat, pursuant to a resoln-
Board of Directors, an instalment of 74) per
be butwerlptlon to the Capital titoolr of the
IRON AND COAL COMPANY OF PENN
be, and is hereby, made payable to JAMBS
l7Yl4lraiturer of said Company, on or be
'ember
. 1 T eTATION.
BALTTMORII, July 29, 1864.
Went and Director% of this (lompauy have de.
iyldend for tnoquartar ending Jude 30th, of
tiR CENT., free of !tuitional and crate taxes,
the 6to,kholdere on the 26th of hugest unit,
'fer Books will be closed from the 16th to
•. , triet. By order.
J. 11..LE18, Treardror.
PAClrtoll L
--Th« noderatgned, flommtseloaens from
,t . l ea4l it the att of InterimTs_, oo ° o n c t i b c :
Vt.:l...id Compeer. hereby eiTs
Commissioners, thatthe
Biz,ttrg Commtnionere of the afor.f.
o at the us u LoD Smut:LA..lA,
, T HURSDAY, the Ant day or
o'ciooktAt noon
ToN JOHN A. AB B OT'' if • K ABIBL ABBOTT. -
01. J. ht. BitortErr.
31.780 93
. _ JoiIXITTEE will
.04) AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock,
Hopkins, LIBRARY Street, below
JA S 3 FREEBORN, President.
lecretaries.
:WO, President.
aull-6
PETRO'.
lITH Street.
•ed Et Fourth
the Capital
1211. 13th
~ HOOPES, Tr.
. OF THE
ouerl, 1864.
Dividend of
If all taxes,
reßpresents
r"
SPAR GHENT
RAILWAY COM-
NATIONAL UNION TICKET.
FOR PRENIXDENT•
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OP ILLINOIS.
NOB VICE PRESIDER%
ANDREW JOHNSON;
OP TENNESSEE.
EUECTORIVL TICK 1.
SENATORIAL.
MORTON MoMIGHABL, Phlladelphll!
T. CUNNINGHAM, Beaver ClollAtn
:TATrins.
19. Elias W. Ball,
14. Charles H. SMUT:
15. John Wilder,
16. David MoConmelly;
17. David W. Woods,
18. lease Benson.
19. Jobs Patton,
M. Samuel B. Dlo4
91. Everexd Bierer,
Mt John P. Penney,
99. n Ebenezer MoJunkln;
94. John W. Blanchard,
By order of the Stets Central Oomratttoe.
REPRES
I. Robert P. RA
L G. Morrison IB
Coestma
S. Henry Bumm_,
4. H Kern.
6. Barton H. Jenke
6. Charier '4. kind.
7. Robert Parke,
8., William Taylor,
9. John A. Hiestarkel,
10. Blot ard H. Couell.
11. 11dward
12. Charles F. Bead.
DILLITAItY.
SIXTH
UNION LEAGEE REGLMENt
IN VIEW OV THE PRESIDENT'S (TALL
FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND INta.
'TUE 1911ITARY 00XXITTB11 OP THE ORTON LEAGUE HAV
MADE ARRAPOICMENTEI vnia
COLONEL HORATIO IL *SICKED,
IMMIEEM
Third Peruisyl - varilk, 13.;eserevess,
and with other oflicers of that veteran corps. to recruit
a regiment for one year's Barytes, under the auspices of
the League.
We invite officers desirous of taking commissions In it
to make application to Colonel SICHEL, at his head
quarters at
NATIONAL GUARDS' HALL,
(RACE STREET,IBELOW;SIXTH.)
It will be on effort to make this orgsaization in all
respects a worthy successor of the Pennsylvania Re
germ Regiments.
THE BOUNTIES WILL BE AS FOLLOWS
City Bounty
United States Bounty
Pay for one
- 100
193
Making a cash total of (tot one year)
Besides clothing and subsistence furnished by the
United States Government.
Recruits will• be mustered as soon as received, and
sent to camp singly or in squads.
Citizens liable to draft, and desirous eitber of vol an
teering or of procuring substitutes, will find in this
Regiment every inducement to enter the service.
Members of the League furnishing substitutes are
especially requested to send them to this Regiment.
The attention of Ward Committees is particularly
called to this organization.
S. M. Felton,
J. Edgar Tbomeon,
Ellen'lie Well ace, M. D.,
James L. Clegborn,
Horace Dinner, Jr.,
Morton MeNicbeel,
3. 1. Ctark Hare,
Geo. K. Ororman,
Win. D. Lewis.
George Whitney,
Andrew Wheeler,
" DRAFT."
PHILADELPHIA GUARDS IZEGIHEHL
•
Colonel A. K. LECHLER..
•
SSOO•SOUNTY POE ONE TEAR'S SERVICE ONLY
Sil33 Paid Immediately on Muster.
Rally, men, rally 1 Don't wait to be drafted !
Any permit; recratting twenty men receive a
Second Lieutenancy; twenty-five men, a First Lien
:enencyi forty man, a Captaincy.
Immediate application should be made to
HEADQUARTERS,
ClOgnmnawealtil Building,
611 CEIBiaIiOT Street.
JOIN THE
• PHILADELPHIA GUARD
R,EGIMENT,
00L. A. A. LEOHLEP..
TOTAL PAY PWR WBEE $18.75
Including Bounty, Pay. Subs'Mono.. and Clothing.
au9-3t •
ATTENTION! COMPANY 0, PHI
LAD ELPHIA ()DARDS I—k few more Men Wanted
for thle flee Company_: CO Bounty Men Mastered
tab? /quads, and WO Bourdy ilmukodiatety.
H. R. FITZOBBALD, Capt.
• Lt. 0. M. HERALD. an 9-30
ARMY GOODS.
FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY.
EVA.NS Sr, A.S S
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
418 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Banners, Regimental and CoMpany rags, Swords,
Bashes, Belts, Peasants, Epaulets, Hats, Cape, Can
teens, Haversacks, Camp Kite, Field Classes, Spurs,
and everything p.rtaintng to the complete outfit o
Army and Navy Officers.
A liberal discount allowed to the trade. ati3-1m
FROTHINGHAM a WELLS
SEAM MSDI - UN, AND LIGHT SHISTLOWS
SHIRTING&
STANDARD DRILLS. •
HUTT CARTON FLAMM&
WAsHINOTON AN TIGToRT CANBEICII
SiLssies.
Al
BROWN BLEACESD L AND 001118 n SiaM. •
No. 12 wON.4I9iD TARN. to. . ••16161
S 110 U SICA.1 4 1 &.
SO. SOT EZOODIVEL KEW TOIL;
WPM= OP
MEN'S & LADIES' GLOVES,
GERMAN AND ENGLISH HOSIERY,
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
LACES & DRESS TRIMMINGS.
to which they
own TEO WHOLIISALS Titua
1710-51 e
FIS-q§ S E LF-SEALING PAN.
ALL ZAZILIES.
IN CITY OR COUNTRY.
Per conyenience and.reitsbility.
IT HAS NO RIVAL.
Those who have need this prefer It before all other
Cane, either self-sealtag, soldered. or glue jars of any
description. To be had only of
J. MoMURTRIE,
No. 808 SPRING GARDEN Stmt.
NOTICE TO ENROLLED CITIZENS
AND BUB6TITOTES.—RENOVAL. -3 . H JO
SEPH & CO. take this method of informing their patrons
and the public generally that they have removed their
Place of business to the Offices Nos. 5 and E. in the
FOURTHSstern Building, on the northwest corner of
and WALNUT Streets. where Cher will con-
Cue e their VOLUNTEER AND SITBSTITUTE RECRUIT
-INCi AGENCY, with a fall determination to devote oar
energies to the fulfilment of all contracts. We assure
those who may entrust us with their business that it
will be attended to with our usuallwocaßtness and ac
curacy. S. H. JOoEPH & CO.
Parties in went or Substitutee would do well to call
early. Com runnteetions from all orris of the State will
'receive our Immediate attention Caulo-St) J. At CO.
TELEGRAPH NOTICE REMOVAL
AND CONSOLI ATIO N.—The offices of the INLAND
AND INDEPENDINT TELEGRAPH Lines have beep
removed from Nos. us Chestnut street and 9 South
Third street to the southeast earner et TIMM and
CH hSTVIIT Streets.
There Companies have also been consolidated with
the United States Telegraph Corep," , and their
con
solidated lines now extend over the united States and
Canadair, and are now being rapidly omm . rnetod to Ca
lifornia and the Territories of Oregon and Idaho
The public will at once see the adynotages that this
line now enjoys over alt other lines, inasmuch a. men
segos are forwarded &rot to all point., thus avoiding
the delays and inaccurailes of relaying. renumbering,
and rewriting over connecting or ar ctional lines.
The United States Consolidated Lin , s are the only
lines working In opposition to the old monopolies.
A. J. BALDWIN, Saperlutandent.
PRILADELPTIIA, Aug. 10, 1864' aulLer
lIIPORTA.NT TO HAY DEAZERS
-AL AND CONTRACTORS.—Farmers, Shippers, and
others interested.in the pressing and transportation of
Ray and Straw, wW do well before making their ar
rangements ter the season to examine the " Beator
Press," now in operation on the corner ot SECOND
Street and COLUMBIA Avenue.
This bay is compressed direct, and ten tons can be
readily put in an ordinary box car, and no hazard what
ever is inctrted by the road in transporting it.
The hales average 400 pounds. and. are only 22 inches
by 80 inches; by 4 fest in sirs. We are prepared to lease
out counties, and the faces we secure sive superior
lue to the product by this Pre w .
For farther ,particulars address vOOK TALOOTT,
Superintendent Ponnsylvsala Beator Press Company.
Girard Hotel. Philadelphia.
_ _ .
MARSHAL'S SALE -BY VIRTUE OF
a Writ •of fhtle, bY the Hon. Joh Cadwalader,
Judge of the District Court of the United Sta A dmir a lt y
for the Eastern Dietrict of Pennsylvania, in i,
to me directed. will be sold at public sale to the highest
and beat Nar, for at MICHSNRR'S STORIL
No. 142 N. FRONT Stree t , on•MONDAT.Augnst
id,
1804, at 11 o'clock A. ki., d bales of cotton. being the
cargo of vessel unknown. Also, the cargoes of -the
steamer IDA, sloops SARAH, and MARI. and HOPI,
consitting of cotton, thbaceo_Lturpentioe, rloe,_and sails.
.WILLIASIMILLWARD ,
V. S.. Marshal-2. 11, - of Penns , '
rprLAVILIWA, Awry:elf), 1864. ,;1211, n
et
TY P E 15- - -TT1E.,211.0E0 AD
1.--2wiED specimens of Miniatures, pleasing. scen
ts[ and exquisitely colored. None easel B. F. itttl-
MEWS to style or Math. Obtain. one at O ARCH
Street. it*
OA MBRON. Crtialrman.
• • • .$4OO
•
J. R. FRY, chairman.
George Trott,
Cbarles Gilpin,
Henry C. Lea,
James H prise.
Joseph P. Tobias,
N. B. Browne,
Char S. Smith.
Bzra Dyer, M. D.,
Wm M. Tilghman,
J. G. Fell,
C. J. Mai:mien. anB.l2t
SHOULD USE THIS Olaf
PROPOSALO_!,
VFW* COMMISSARY' OF SUB
91ST UWE,
D C.. Atirit 1881.
nt° " B/18 FOR BM BARRELS AN BOXE3,
SPAT-IKB PRePOSAI,EI linden irate are inlited. until.
the 181 b instant, at 12 o'clock M . for the , purchase of all
meet/Prltt , Barrele and Boise ihs SebaiatenceDiibut
may bays to ditpoee of at this Depot, intlixditig
ell witain the ancient limits of the District of Co
lumbia.
• Bids will be made separately for eactrolass of extol".
SP foiIOSPP. via.
Fhnr bsrrele, Pork or Beef barrels. Coffee cr Snort.
barale, Been, or Rice, or Salt barrels, Vinegar or
'Whisky barrels or kegs, Bacon barrels or easkt, Bacon
boxer, Hard Bread boxes, 'reanimate, Candle and soap
boxes, and moat state dietinetty the kind or class of
each article the. bidder propoess for.
A contract will be entered into with the highest te
(Tensible bidder, and a bond, with good - and sufficient
securio , required for the faithful performance of the
contract. 'The Officer in charge of We Commissary Ata- •
tion r Depot, fete be the judge as in- the quality and
condlilon of the articlesi. and what at dales come under
the diffment Messrs; the Contractor Pt take the articles:
away from each Station of Depot at his own risk and
expense, and as often at Deuhall be notilVed by. the 0111-
cm In charge fp remove- Dom:
Payment will be requited ryeryten days, or as often
so the GOY , rnment zonydirdet.
Each bid er must be present to rewind' to his bid,
and the rig h t is reserved to reject any bidlor any cause.
Proporeb. to be eudoreed .•• Propasala for em pty Bar
rels and SIACeP,' ' And addreesed to the 1 - m4hr:incited at
223"0" Street. S. C. ORETIEt,
anlift.tbst uet .• • . Capt. soil C. S. V.
AI MY EILIPPLIES.
OFFICE ARMY CEVEITINC ARE ECITIPXGE.'
CINCINNATI. OWN Angust:St 1964;
rforreE TO WiWl I"! MAY CONGER I,
Certokin. Reno-adore with this Departmsut . having
failed' to furnish the supplies according to their aere
mint, notice Is hereby given that will commence oar
chasing in ores ,market open AiOND:IY,-Augast ffitlr,
1164, at the Office of (nettling and Equipage, in Cincin
nati, Ohio, mitil further no
I 1./FA TROWSEES
for immediate delivery.
The Trowsere must be equal in every particular to.
the ntenderd Sample at tbia office. Pamhases wilt be•
mmde from time to time until the detciennee are fully
supplied
by ordhr of Col. Thomas Swords, A. Q. If. G..-
C KOULTilii,
i'. Captain and A_ Q. Ai.
ARMY CLOTH ii EQUIPAGE
OFFICB, CINCINNATI, Obio, August 8, 1884.
PROPOSALS are, luvihd by the undersigned until
Ti;tsDAY, Auguet,ll3, 1861, at two o'clock P. M., for
furnishing this Depart meat (by.eontract) with
10 ounces Duck;
12 do. do t •
X inch Manilla Rope.
Samples of which may be seen_ at the Office of Cloth
ing and Equipage in this city. •
To be delivered free of charge at the 11, S. Inspection
Warehouse, in this gay, in good, new packages, with
the name of jbe pally furnishing, the kind and-quanti
ty of goods distinctly marked on each article and
package,
Parties offering good!' must distinctly state in their
bide the quantity they Prspese to furnish, the price,
and time of delivery , .
Samples, when submitted, must be marked and num
bered to correspond with the proposal, and the parties
thereto must guarantee that the goods shall be, to
every respect, equal to army s andard, otherwise the
proposal will not he considered.
A guarantee, signed by two responsible persons, must
accompany each bid, guaranteeing that the bidder
Will supply the articles awarded to him Tindal his pro
posal.
Bids will be opened on Tuesday ! Aug. 16, 1864, at two
o'clock P. M., at this office, and bidders are requested
to be present.
-
Awards will he made on Wednesday, ATICIBLI7th, 1864,
Bonds will be required that the contract wilt be
faithfully fulfilled. ,
Telegram. relating to proposals will not be noticed.
Blank forms of Proposals, Contracts, and Bonds may
be obi ained at thieollice. •
The right to reject any bid deemed unreasonable is
reserved.
By order of Col. Thos. Swords, C A. Q. M. G.
Captain and A, Q. W. MO lILTODT, N _
.
A RMY CLOTELNG • AN ' D E QUIP A. GE
tkat- OFFICE. CINCINNATI, Ananet 8, 1861.
PROPOSALS are Invited by the undersigned until
SATURDAY. Augrht 20th, 1264, at 2 _o'clock P. M., for
furnishing this Department (by contract) with
ARMY BLANKETS, live pound wool, gray.
RUBBER PONCHO TENT 131,ANIC.E.TS.
tor copies of which may be seen at the office of Clothing
tuld tquiPage in thie city.
To he delivered free 01 charge, at the 11. S. Inspection
Wxrebou'e in chic city, in good new package*, with the
name at the party fui Matins, t ne kind and quantity of
geode eietinctly marked on each article and package.
Parties offering goods must distinctly state in their
bids the qua wily they propose to furnish, the price, and
tins of delivery.
Samples when submitted must be marked and num
bered to correspond with the proposal; and the parties
thereto must gum antee that the goods shall be, in every
respect, equal to Army Standard, otherwise the propot
Ebi will not be considered.
A guarantee, signed by two responsible persons, mntt
accompany each bid, guaranteeing that the bidder will
supply the articles awarded to him under hi* proposal.
Bide will be opened on Saturday. August 20, 1654, at 2
olteloek P. hi , at this office, and bidders are requested
to be present. _
Awards will be made on Monday, Aug ISt 22.
Bones will berequired that the contract will be faith
fully
fuhli led. -
Telegrams relating to proposals will not be noticed..
Blank formula Proposals, Contracts, and Bonds may
bet lot:tined at this office
. The right to reject any bid deemed unreasonable is re.
served.
By order of Col.
..110.31AS Swonna. A. q. M. G.
C. W. hiOULTON,
Caitlin and A. Q. M.
P ROPOSALS FOR MAIL STRAMSRIF
SERVICE BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND
BRAZIL.
POST OFFIOR DIPAR.T3IIINT.
WASITTATiTON. Jane 17, 1854.
In accordance with the provisions of the Act of GOO.
Mess approved May 2S, DM, which is in the words fol
lowing. to wit:
"Ale eel' to authorise the establishment of ocean mail
steamship service between the United. States and Bra
' Be it &menial'', the Senate and House olos:en.
tattoo of the United States of America to Oentpress as
sembled, That the Postmaster General be, end he is
hereby. authorized to elate with the General Past Office
Oepartment of the Empire of Brazil, or such officer of the
Government of Brazil as shall be authorized to act for
that Government, in establial lug direct mail com tenni
cation between the two countries by means of smoothly
line of first-class Areericstu sea-golnletneatiships, to be
.of not less thin t - Wo thousand tons burden each, and of"
sufficient number to perform twelve round trips or voy
ages per annum between a port of the. United States,
north of the Potomac river, and Rio de Janeiro, in Bra
zil, touching at Saint Thomas, in the West Indies, at
Bahia, Pernambuco, and such other BrazWan and in
termediate port or ports seashell be considered necessary
and expedient: Provided, That the expense of the ser
vice shall be divided between the two Governments, and
that the United States' portion thereof. shall not exceed
the sum of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars for
the peformance of twelve round trips per annum, to be
• paid out of any money appropriated. for the service of the •
Poet Office Department.
"Sao. 2. And be it further . endhed, That the Post
master General be, and be is hereby, authorized to in
vite proposals for said mall steamship service be public
advertisement for the period of sixty days, in one or
more newspapers published in the cities of Washing
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New lurk, and Boston,
respectively, end to contract with the lowest respon
sate bidder for the same for a term of ten years, to
commence from the day the first steamship of the pro
posed line shall depart from the United States with the
mails for Brazil: Provided, That proposals for monthly
tripe—that is to say, for twelve round voyages per an
num, out and back, are received and accepted by him
within the limit as aforesaid, from a party or parties of
undoubted responsibility, possessing ample ability to
furnish the steamships reeaired for the service, and
offering good and su ffi cient snretiegfor the faithful per
formance of such contract: And provided, further, That
such proposals shall be accepted by the Government of
Brazil, aid that distinct and separate contracts with
each Government, containing similar provisions, shall
be executed. by such accepted bidder or bidders; each
Government to be responsible only for its proportion of
the subsidy to ho paid for the service
"Sze. 3. And be it further enacted, That any con
tract whichthe Postmaster General may execute under
the authority of this act shall go into effect on or before
the first day of September, ono thousand eight hundred
and sixty five: and shall, in addition to the usual stipu
lations of ocean mail steamship contracts, provide that
the steamships offered for the service shall be construct
ed of the best materials and after the most approved
model, with all the modern improvements adapted for
sea-going steamships of the first class; and shall, be
fore their approval and acceptance by the Postmaster
Gederal. be subject to inspection and-survey by an ex
perienced naval constructor, to be detailed for that pur
pose by the Secretary of the Navy, whose report s h all
be made to the Postmaster General; that the two Go
vernments shall be entitled to have transported, free of
expense, on each and every steamer, a mail agent to
take charge of and arrange the mail matter, to whom
suitable accommodations for that purpose shall be as
signed : that in case of failure from any cause toperform
any of the regular monthly voyages stipulated for in the
contract, a pro rata deduction shall be made from the
compensation on account of such omitted voyage or
voyages; that suitable Ines and penalties may be im
posed for delays and irregularities in the regular per
formance of the service according to coriract, end that
the Postmaster General shall, have the power to de
termizie the contract at any time, in °sae of its being
underlet or assigned to any other party.
" Sac. 4. And be *further enacted, That the mail
steamships employed In the service authorized by this
act shall be exempt from all port charges and custom
house dues at the port of departure and arrival in the
United States: Provided, That a similar immunity from
port charges and custom horse dues is granted by the
Government of Brazil
"Approved May 1ffi.1864."
PROPOSALS
Will be received at the Post Office Department, in the
city of Washington, until o' clock P. M. „of SATTItD AY.
the first day of October, 1264, for conveyi the mails of
the United States by a monthly line of fir s class Ame
rican sea-going steamships of not less than two thou
sand tons burden, each, and of a sufficient number to
Perform twelve round voyages per annum , between a
pert of the United States north or the Potomac river and
Rio de Janeiro, in Brazil, touching at St. Thomas, in
the West Indies, and at Bahia and Pernambuco. in
Brazil, for a contract term of ten years, to commence on
or before the let day of September, 1666. and to date
from the day the first steamship of such line shall leave
the United States with the mails for Brazil
Bidders must designate the United States port of de
parture and arrival, and may, at their option, propose
to embrace additional intermediate ports at which the
steamships shall touch on their outward or homeward
presages. to deliver and receive mails.
Bach bid should 1111311) the tune proposed to "be own
pled in performing the passages, each way, between
the United States port fif departure and arrival and Rio
de Janeiro, and 'should be accompanied by a map or di
agram of the route, showing the intermediate port( at
Which/ the steamships* are to °all to deliver and re
ceive malls. Schedules of the sailing days, stating the
prolaned days and hours of : departure-from : ea it Port;
as well as the proposed days and fionrs. of Arrival,
should alto accompany each bid; such schedules, how
ever, to be subject to t he approval of the Post Depart
ments of the respective countries, and to alteration by
said Pepartments from time to time, earths interests
of the proposed international postal service may re
quire. . . .
The steamships offered for this service must. be Ame
rican steamers of the first class, 'and before acceptance
will be subject to inspection And survey by an experi
rienced naval constructor to be detaiteefor that purpose
by the Secretary of the Navy.
Proposals must conform in all respects to the preyl
alone and requirements of the aforesaid act, approved
May 28t11,1864, and mast be properly guaranteed, with a
satisfactory testimonial that the guarantors are men of
property, and abundantly able to make good their glut
mites. The bidder's name and residence, and the name
of each member of the firm, when a company otters,
should be distinctly stated In the proposal.
The acceptance or non-acceptance of the bids will be
determined by the Postmaster General as soon as practi
cable after the Urns limited for their reception,• hut no
proposal can be accepted by this Department unless the
btdder is also accented by the Government of Brazil, as
provided for in the aforesaid act. And in case of such
joint acceptance, dlettnet and separate contracts are to be
executed by the accepted bidder or bidders with each
Got ernment, containtrig similar provisions, each Go
vernment to he responsible only for its proportion of the
subsidy to lie paid for the service.
Proposals should be sent, under seal, to "The First
Arai sten t Fop aster General, "
"Foreign Deslt' with
the words ' Mat/ ProporaLe"—"lbreitarr „
written on the face of tan address,. and they should be
despatched in time to be received by or before the first
day of October next, which will be the last day for re
eeiving proposals under this advertisement.
M. BLAIR, Postmaster General.
Noss.—Thie Department• is not advised that any de
finite action bag yet been taken by the Government of
Brazil in respect to the establishment of the proposed
steamship service between the two oonntries; n bt it is
probable that by the Ist of October next, the limit fixed
for the reception of proposals under this advertisement,
certain information on that subject will have been re
ceived. When received, it will made public.
re2Afrat M. B.
LEGAL.
ESTATE OF JAMES KIRKPATRICK,
deCeased —LETTERS.TESTAMENTARY upon The
estate of JAMES KIRKPATRICK, deceased, having
been granted to the undersigned, a.I persons in tabled
tot art estate are requested to make payment, and those
haying eisime spinet the saute to present them, with
out delay, to
WM. 11:KIRKPATRIEK, Executor, '
2253Soath FRONT Street,
Or to hie Attorney, HENRY E. WALLACE.
128 South SI XTH Street.
ESTATE OF CA.THA.RTNE FARRELL,
DICEABBD.
LIST4I.RI upon the last Will and
testament of Catharine Farrell, late of the oily of Phila
delphia, deceased, haring been granted to the Penney!.
vania Company for insurances on Liv.s and Granting
nnuittee, all Perim s indebted to the said estate are re
quested to make payment, and those having claims
sosinst the came to present them without 'delay at the
Office of the Company ,304 'WALNUT Street:
.jyl2-tuet* ..UtiaRLES DOTILLB. President.
ESTATE OF JAMES B. RINEHAMER,
a u persons having claims or de
-s-i detemed.—Letters of Administratlort to the Estate
are
ju req arf u s e :; d :d.or; present
of Jame , .13 Rlnehamoc, deceased, having been granted
m to asi th a e s
si
them, and those ndetot.d w il l InaltaPaYment without
delay, to • .
undersigne d, gliet chott
308 North TREND Street,
Or to his Attorney, -BSNKEI3.-WALLACR.-
1918 South SIXTH @trust,
anS-mat .
stud
estatel
3 n
Nipr HEREAI3,. LICTTERP SttitEil.
Z 4
. . Td.8,7 open , the -Rai:ea.:of If itlii:AtrlVl'74, ,
dgeaarked,' b ile, been vented. by tAlsktin ere UMW, au
~,persuas Mdebted-Sp , the satd- es . requested to
lastse pdihiest - and Shoes haritil clams against the
same to present than to
AL/RID VITLSR,
10. 61 N. lIIXTH Street.
Sceattor.
PRESS.-PIIILADELPITIA: 111URSDAY, AUGUST 11, 18642
NEW SIETELT 3FOII, 1804..
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC . (OR DOUBLE) STEEL
SPRING , .
L, & J. 0. WEST, No. DT GELARBEES STREET.
HEW YORK, ,
Are the owners of the patent and exclusive tonneau
taros of this,
J. W, BRADLEY'S
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIO STEEL STRISION
• -
This mention consists of Daplex (or .two)' BUIPtIo
Steel Spriogs, ingeniously braided tightly and drbely
together, cage to edge, malting the toughest, meet etas.
tie, flexible end durable wring overused, enabling the
wearer, in easoeiltience ofita great elasticity and flext
blase
blesses, to pleas and fold Um skirtiehen 'must as eastlY
midi with the same convenience as a' silk' or muidizt
dress. It entirety obviates and silences the only °hie..-
Hone to hoop shire, viz: the annoyance to the wearer
as well as the especially in crowded arlserabko,
carriageo, railroad cars, church pews, or in any crowd ed
place, from the difficulty of contracting them to ocouPg•
in 8 - a small space, This entirely removes the diftibulty,
while giVing the skirt the : mina frill and symmetrical
form, and is lbs lightest and motantylish and graceful
appearance, for the street, opera, litlienienade, or, house
dress. A Pady baying enjoyed the pimasure oo'mfort,
and great.cionventenco of wearing the Danlex Elliptic
Spring Skirt for a single day, wilP never afterward
willingly diepense with the nee of them. They are.
best quality Is every part, and by farlhe lightest, modi
durab,e, comfortable, and economical ektrt mde. Mer
chants will be supplied as above, and ladies in most
Si at. class retail store's in this city and throughout iii
different States.
Air Inquire foe
ELL tbe
DOUBLE IPTIC SPRING SKIRTS
REA D LET 13 DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SHIRT. '
Very flexible, folded easily when in use to oeougg
small space, making the most agreeable skirt warn.
For sale by J. M. HagI.EIGH;
002 CHESTNUT Street.
PATENT DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
BEIM
For sale by
- RBA DLET 'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT—The created improvement we have ever
seen in LADIES' SKIRTS, and an article of
SUPS:I2IOR EXCELLENCE.
CIIEWIN STOD DART & BRO..
450, 452, and 454 N. SECOND St., ab,WIDow,
ma.= if
ARMY' NAVY, AND CD. , "Li.
CL 00 Ile 0 ICY S
W. T. SNODGRASS,
32 B. SECOND Street and 23 STRAWBSSINE Street,
A LABOR STOOK OF ALL KI/rDS
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, TESTEGS,
At fair prices, purchased before the rise. independent
of gold, gamblerB,by the package, pied% or yard. Oar
motto is to sell. We don't peddle. Come and see our
stock. The Army and Navy trade has oar special at
tention.
MOSQUITO NETTINGS BY' THE
PIECE OR YARD, IN ALL COLORS.
Pink, white, blue, And cherry Tarlatans.
Linen Crash and Towelings,
White „Vowel Musline.
Real Swiss Musltes,
Diainseek and Jaennet Muslims.
White Roads of allind
ks.
EDWIN HALL & CO.;
R 6 South SWORD Street.
LINEN DUCH FOR SUITS.
superb quality, white and colored.
Nature] color, extra heavy.
Coati Llnens, fancy Drills,
Wide'fine black Alpacas.
White Marseilles Vesting..
No advance in. Summer Cast-Unarm
Fine Stock for Summer and NUL
LAWNS.
Good styles from 28 to 60 cents.
Summer dress stuffs low,
CLOSING OUT SUMMER DRESS
GOODS AT LOW PRICES.
A great variety of styles of Ws season's importation,
from 22 cents to $l.
Best Pacific Lawns at 6734 cents.
Figured Brown Lawns at 8734 cents:
Franck Lateens at 40. 60. 62 and 8736 canto.
Best makes of Muslim Calicoes, Ginhams, and all
kinds of Domestic Goods, far below the manufacturer's
prices.
White Barege and Lama Shawls.
Silk Grenadine Shawls.•
600 all.wool*Gashmere Shawls. SIM worth N. 50.
- sT i an a sox,
Nos. 713 and TM North TENTH Street.
VRAMINS OUR LAWAIS.
-a-A Lawns, brown ground, neat tetrad, 401.
Lawns, white ground. neat flamed, 44a.
Ruckabaak and Bath Towels, isonrAnortment•
Bird's Eye Linen Towels.
Extra size Damask Towels,
Shetiand.Wool Shawlwfor tourists, Et
Bathing Flannels, red and gray.
jyt JOON H. STOKES, 70% EACH Street
A Iin.ALUSIA INSTITUTE—A HOME
BOARDING-SCHOOL FOB. BOYS, at Ando.lasta,
Ps., n miles from
R..T. WELLS, A. M, Rector.
DEtERENCES ht. Rev. Alonzo Potter, A.D., LL.D.
and , Rt. Rev, Wm. B. Stevens, D. D. snit-lm
IRISTOL BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
GIRLS will reopen on the ilret Second-day in the
Nicth month. For circulars apply to
an3-tnths•2Bie ROTH ANNA. PEIRCE, Principal.
_______ _ _ •
IDEREIIIX NORMAL INSTITUTE
-IL (for both sexes), PBCENIXVILLS, Chester county,
Pa. Thorough instruction in English branches, with
Latin: French. German, and Music. For particulars
see Circular, hi- addressing JOSEPH A. BOND, Box
148, PRIMUS:VILLE, Chester co., Pa. auesstath4t*
LITARY, COLLEGE, ALLEN
TOWN. Penne. , within three hours' ride of Phi
ladelphia: charteredby the State, provided- with spa
cious- grounds end bulldinics, and opened in May !net
with over c cue bundrEd pupils. Com mencas its next ses
sion Septfmber 6th. For circulars, address Bev. .M. L.
EfOFFORD. A. M.. President. anlo- I.m
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
A NEW AND OREAT INVENTION IN
,EIOcPP SKIRT&
UPLEX EL , IPTIC SPRING SKIRT;
THE MOST POPULAR
AND FUMBLE IN Mr
EHRETPARD, VAN HA BUNGEE, & ARRISOEV
100 S CHESTNUT Street.
J. G. laxwErz & SON,
S. E. Cor. ELEVENTH and CHESTNUT Streets
. COOPER & GOLLISD.
S. E. corner NINTH and ISAYMBT Streets.
01411114:0= 4 4C . ititCti.P4A:i4
The attention of LADIE S ABORT 110, 1 7-
IA TES, am' for the • sea Shore, " Wa
tering Places," or "the Coluitry," is
reepeketfully invited to the extensick
of WHITE GOODS,saltable tar s
VE,S.R.,_ for WHITE BODIES, HORNING
WRAPPERS, do.,
An it extensive assortment le olfered in Lace
and Worked Edgings and Insertlags Vella,
liand-kerchlefe, Collars,Sleeves, and in plain
and fancy Plaid, Striped, and Flawed White
floode,___AT PRICES MICH BELOW THEE
PREEMPT _RETAIL VALUE.
liKtPrinted Linen Oembrie Derma;
ICC pieces Puffed. Tuelr.ed. and Striped
Mtalina
E. M. NEEDLES.
• .1-
.EDUCATION.ALL.
WOODBURY INSTITUTE, WOOD
BURY, Ct.--An excellent School, and a cheerful
and happy home foi boys. For Circirlars address the
Principal, f.a010.100 P. h. HULSE.
tpg H U R 1
0 T G LADIES' INSTITUTE
Rev. OSO. HAND, A. M., Principal.
Established ten pears since. Delightfully located fif
teen miles north of Philadelphia. A well appointed
and thorough SCHOOL, and a safe and pleasant HOME
for a limited number of pupils. Reopens MONDAY,
Sept. 12th.- For circulare address the 1 i incipal. an9-1.2P,
P ENNSYLVANIA MILITARY
ACADEMY, AT WEST CHESTER.
The duties of this Institution will be resumed on
- THOESDAY, September let, at 4 o'clock P. M.
Circulars, containing full information, may be ob.
tainea of JAMES. B. OHNE, Esq., No. ifaID.CHEST-
Ii UT Street, or of _ THEODORE HYATT,
n5-int President Penna. Military Academy.
WOODLAND SEMINARY, WES T
PHILADELPHIA. —A DAY and BOARDING
SCHOOL for Young Ladies will be opened September
14. at No. 9 WOODLAND TERRACE, by ROT.
HENRY REEVES, A. EL • assisted by competent and
experienced Teachers. Mr. R. retires from the Chem
bersburg Seminary, where the seeelon has regularly
closed with nearly fourscore pupils.
Address, till Julyls, the Principal, at Chambersburg.
Pa. After that, No. s Woodland Terrace. West Phila
delphia.
RSFERENCE.—Rev. Albert Barnes, Rev. H. A.
Boardman, D. D. ; Rev. J. G. Butler, Rey. G. W:
Phall, D. D • Rev. C. W. Shields, D. D. •, Rey. John
W. Beers; Eon. Jos. Ai 18011 and A. G. Cattell, Esq.,
Philadslphia: Hon S. Kennedy Morehead , Pittsburg;
Hons. George Chambers and A,".K. MoClure, Chambers.
burg. j'YE-avrtf
F EMALE COLLEGE; BORDENTOWNi
N. J.—This Institution is pleasantly located on the
Delaware River, about thirty miles by railroad from
Philadelphia. .Thorough instruction is , given in the
common and higher branches of English, and superior
advantages are furnished in the Ancient and Modern
LangnWren Drawing; Painting in all its branch" ,
Vocal and Instrumental Music. For Catalogues, ad
.dress Ray. JOHN 11._BRAKELRY.
President.
MIBS MARY E. THROPP WILL. RE
OPEN her ENGLISH and FRENCH BOARDING
and DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG .LADISS..at No. 1841
CHESTNUT Strert, Philadelphia, on the 12th of Sep
tember. For circulars, until the ht of September, ad.
dreee IdDe THROPP. Valley Forge. Pa. (13-6W*
913 E 'MISSES CABBY & MRB. BEEBE'S
ENGLISH and FRENCH BOARDING and 'DAY
sc,RooL, No. 1103 WALNUT Street, will RE•OPSN
on WEDNESDAY, the 14th of September. anS-2m
-11 LEN WOOD - ACADEMY, DELA.-
•G
WARE WATER GAP. MOEROE CO., PA.
The fall aerofoil of the above institution wil com
mence on the 12th of the 9th month (September). For
particolareapply to SAMUEL, ALSOP, Principal.
.i999-2m • Delaware Water Gap, Monroe co., Pa.
VRIENDS' SCHOOL FOR - GIRLS AND
-X- SMALL BOYS, on School lane, Germantown,. will
reopen on the 9th of 9th month . The aerial branches of
an English education will be taught, and we feel war
ranted in bettering that the competency of the teacher,
Deborah B. Smith, will make it desirable to parents to
patrouize the ecbool. tr2d-tf
VILLAGE GREEN -BENIINARY.-MI
LIT A EY BOARDING SCHOOL, 4 milesbmond Me
dia. and IX miles from Glen Riddle, on the West Ohm
ter Railroad. Thorough course in Mathematics. Natu
ral Sciences, Languages, end English. Practical les
sons In Surveying and Civil Engineering. Fine library
and apparatus. Number of pupils limited. Begins Sept.
let. Pupils have benefits of a home. Refers to John 0.
Capp it Son, 43 South Third etreet: Tbos. J. Clayton;
Bait, Fifth and Prone: John R. Diehl, SW Walnut.
Address _ Bev. J. BERRY BARTON, A.
iy22-3m VILLAGE GIVEZN, Penna.
TEE WEIST CHEBTER ACADEMY
A- AND MILITARY INSTITUTE.
The scholastic Year of ten months commenceeon the
Srm TUESDAY, the 6th of September next, and closes
on the let of July following.
Boys and young men prepared for Oollege or Business
in its various requirt mente.
Themodern languages are taught by native resident
Teachers, who have no connection with any other
schooL .
Per cathlognee and fall information apply to •
WAIL F. WI BM A.
rrtneptd;
or; J. HUNTER WORRALL, A. If, Pb. D. ,
Anoel Pri ncipal,
WEST CHESTER, Perm.
PILADELPIIIL COLLEGIATE IN
STITIPTR FOR YOUNG LUKE& No. 1630 ARCH
Street. Rev. CHAB.„A_ SMITH, H. D.,1,11. OLARENO3
SMITH, A. M., Prixolpals.
Ninth Year. Three Departments: Primary, Acad.,-
Vac, and Collegiate. Full eollege".eoluse In Ohmic%
Mathernatice,-ligher English, and' Natoxal &deans, for
those who graduate. Modern Languagee, Huila, Paint
ing, and Elocution ty the beet routers. For cireula ,ro
apply at 1226 CHESTNUT Street, or addiver Box 2011
Y. 0.,' Philadelphia. si2o-em•
8: POSTAGE STAMPS.
U•
POSTAGE STAMPS POE SAE&
A-Discount of 2 PER CENT, on sums Of $2O and up•
warde, at the Principal Depot for the sate of
INTERNAL' REVENUE STAMPS,
304 . CHESTNUT Street. and
103 'Scruthylkpil Street.
ORTR .THOSE. -LIF4;
wit
6,llkott xelisbleist*
XhiStotts_pb %Ifs oil "colors. made fa mostitrtistio
cy,t : : • :t
CARTES DE REIMER'S
N- 0
Gallery le the place to get them of any stile. ar
tlatloand tasteful to finish. - Patronise tha Penal': Gal
88ConD amt. above G& $L'
MEDICAL.
DEC=
rTs woNDpnA
THERAPEUTIC ARENT*
TKO attest al the - follovinn advertisement lit to set forth
SOMETHING NEW
in the development a' a new philosophy;
SOMETITINU TRUE,
baying for its Wilda immutable note:
SOMETHING BY A SON/LIME,
siing forth the hogeage of Nature; and'
SCFNETHING TAIPORTAITro
as it reveals the only true rationale for the
PHYSICAL ILLS-OF NAN-.
TO THE DISEASED
Nearly five years ago Professor C. 11. BOLLES located
himself in the city of Philadelphia, at No. 1120 PULI
- end announced his great discovery in the
.therapeutic application of Magnetism, Galvanism, and
other modifleations of Electricity for the cure of the
most obstinate, acute, and chronic diseases.
In announcing to the public a discovery so intimately
connected with the well-being of our race, it may be
deemed proper to maim a few prefatory remarks to pre.
'Pare the mind of the reader for the reception of evi
dences and facts too incredible forheliot
This discovery is the result of more than ten years'
bard and scientific investigations; It develops not only
li.reliable system for the diagnosis of disease, but the
only efficient and reliable means of cure. Its great
superiority over all other eystems for the cure of dis
ease has been practically tested for more than ten years,
and for Ave years in Philadelphia, where twelve their-
Sand invalids have been treated, suffering from almost
every form and condition of disease common to all sec
tions of our country, who, after treatment by the most
eminent medical men in Philadelphia, Boston, New
York, and ether citiee k . had been given, up its Dui.
rable; and in nearly every case a perfect cure had
been effected.
. Many of the most obsUnate of the above cases treated
have been warranted by special contract, and not a
failure has been made in any warranted case. As in
dubitable evidence of the foregoing statement, we have
•
adduced in the following advertisement testimonials
from citizens of Philadelphia, who had suffered from .a
complication of diseases for four, ten, and even thirty
years, and had availed themselves of the best medical
skill in this and other cities, and were given up as in
curable, but afterwards were fully restored to health
by a few appliptione of Electricity.
Such an array of evidence as will hereafter appear in
this advertisement is not merely to show that Professor
BOLLES has made an important discovery in the ap
plication of Electricity as a therapeutic agent, but em
phatically to show that nearly all diseases which have
leen considered incurable in all past ages, and are so
considered at the present time by the most eminent
medical men, can be speedily and permanently cared
by the different modifications of Electricity, when ap
plied in harmony with his discovery of the action of
Electricity through the cerebro , spinal axis.
We are owing, and further pledge onraelves to cnre,
a certain clase of diseases acknowledged to be incurable
by any known. prOes6l3 of medication-diseases tt
never have, nor never can be controlled, only by his
mode of applying the various modifications of Eleetri
citY.
We are often asked for what diseases ie Electricity
bce sAaptsd2....in-reply,"we would say, for all diseases
torttilAch flesh is heir—acute or chronic, inflammatory
or paralytic. In all eases where medicine is beneficial,
and In all cases beyond the Influence and contr.)/ of
medicine. Electricity has the powet of arousing the
vital force by changing its polarities, thereby regola
ting 'secretion. excretion, digestion, and circulation
and bringing the system .back toe condition of harmony
anehealth.
Tlinneands of the moat reliable individuals to this city
who have been treated at No. 120 Walnut street can
and will vouch for the above statement of facts in their
own.astonishing cares. We verily believe that we have
cured more obstinate diseases during the five years o
oar practice in the city of Philadelphia than all the
medical men that have ever practised in this city, either
allepatbically,homcepathically , or by any otherpathy.
This assertion may look like boasting, but it is tr ue „
every - word of it; for who ever heard of such astonish
ing cores ?
Who shall properly estimate the incalculable blessing
thee e:,o speedily conferred on suffering humanity, when.
instead of being drugged for months, and th rown on
bads of languishing, health is restored by this treat
ment, in many cases almost instantaneously? In con
clusion, we would say, for the encouragement of the
dyspeptic, neuralgic, consumptive, rheumatic, pare,
lytic, epilectic, and, is fine. all those on whom medical
treatment ever did and ever will prove a total failure,
that there is still hope in your case, and a fair chance for
Year recovery, at No. 1.2 M WALNUT Stsest. •
ASTONISHING RESULTS.
The following 'report is not, the result of hearsay, or.
far-off certificates, or reports of men of doubtful ve
racity, but from reliable business and Professional men
in our very midsi, whose report was arrived at after
weeks of careful investigation, at 1220 WALNUT-Street,,
Where Professor BOLLES has been testing his discovery
in the application of:Electricity, fur the speedy and per
manent cure•of acute and chronic Aiseases: for five
years, in which time he has treated.more than . .twelve
thousand invalids with success.
FROM A FEW RELIABLE MEN IN PHILADELPHIA.
We, the undersigned, having been treated for obsti
nate diseases at No. 1220 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia,
which bed resisted for a long time the treatment of the
most eminent modi cal men in this city ; and, also, having
witnessed the remdts of hit treatment on a great.num,
her of. our acenaintances and. friends, for acute and.
chronic diseases, do therefore Mlle great pleasure In re
commending to the public. his important discovery.
He has been located three years at No. 1220 WALNUT
Street, teeting • his treatment on many thousands of
our most reliable citizens by his new discovery of ap
;dying Galvanism, Magnetism, and. other modifloations
of Electricity, and. having watched his success in the
speedy and permanent cures of hundreds of our friends,
as well. as. °twelves, and; especially, that class of
,die
eases ntier benefited by medicines; therefore,
.Resblved, That we, the undersigned,. regard the great
success we have witnessed for mouths in the treatment
of Conburaption, . - Ithetimailexu, Paralysis, Insanity,
Diabetes, Bronchitis, all Nervous Diseases, Catarrh.
Areastrosis, Aphonia, Asthma, Ague Chills, Contraction
of-Limbs,. St. Vitus' Dance, Coldness of Feet, Bands, or
Bead; Deafness, Dyspepsia, all forms; Epilepsy, He
monbage, White Swelling., Mental Depression, Neu
ralgia, Withered Limbs, Convulsions, Palpitation of
the Heart, and. Lockjaw, as indubitable evidences of -
ProfeMor B.'s scientific application of Electricity for
the speedy core of all curable diseases.
E. A. Steele, M. D., No. 0 South Twelfth street; ;Wm
H. Shriver, Haines street, Germantown; L. C. Stock
ton, 208 Market street, Philadelphia; John 'McCormick,
1220 Ridge avenue; Charles H. Grigg, NOs. 218 and=
Church - 91"y ; Emanuel ReY, 707 Sansom street,
attorney. ; Isaac D. Gayer,. 2 Woodland Terrace;
E. N. Nash, 313 South Sixth street; H. Craig, 1724 Arch
street, 138 Broad street ; Robert D. Work, 61 North
Third street; A. O. Croll, northeast corner Tenth and.
Market streets.
N. B—Professor BOLLES takes pleasure in referring
the sick to the' bove names, and the following, Whose
certificates have been or will be given in full for the
good of humanity:
Judah Levy, Bronchial Consumption, No. 814 South
Front street; Edward T. Evans. preacher of the X. R.
Church, DysPepsia of long standing. Laryngitis, and -
Lumbago,No. 1633 Helmuth street; William H. Shaine,
Paralysis of, lower kimbs, Paraplegy, and Epilepsy,
publisher of the Nattona/ Merchant. No. 120 South
Second Street; Thomas Owens, Congestion of the Brain,
and severe HeMOrrhage of the Lungs, and Diabetes,
American Hotel, Philadelphia; James Nugent, Deaf
ness for six years, and ringing and roaring in the-.head,
Fifteenth and Bedford streets William Morgan, General
DebilitY,4ol Spruce street; Thomas Harrop. severe Dia
betes, Rose Mills, West Philadelphia;' George Grant,
Rheumatic Gong long standing, No. 610 Chestnut street;
H. T. Desilver,.Clirdnic Neuralgia and Inflammatory
. Rheumatism , No. 1738 Chestnut street; 0. H. Carmlck,
Chronic Dyspepsia end - Inflammation of the Kidneys,
Chestnut and Fortieth streets; George W. Freed, Ept
_ .
lepsy. No. 1492 North Thirteenth street; Anthony Car
ney, Conaninptionl.No. 1217 Italica street; Edward Mc-
Mallon, Consureption, No. 1227 Priintistreet;charlesll.
Grigg, Dyspepsia and Constipation, Tenth and Arch.
streets; Rickel, Chronic Broncliitis„ donstipation,
and congestion' of the Brain, No. 618 Callowhill street;
Rev. .1. Mallory, Aphonia, Philadelphia.
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lOue of difcr"?. ll eemino ll l 6 ;ii oriole
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WALNUT Street,. PhiledelPhic. Prof. BOLLES has
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aull-St• No. 1137 MARKET Street.
FOR SALE-A 20-HORSE POWER.
-a- I. P. MORRIS & CO. STBANSIGINE. with varti-
Ural Tubular Baler, In good order, and offered for gale
only beeenee too email forth* work pont red. Apply to
D. D. JAYNII 4110.4. 242 CHESTNUT Street. anll-St
rOR SAL 111-ORE CORLISS 12-
Horse Power Stettin Engine,in complete order, only
been in nee two months. Apply to CHAS. LENNI.4,
anTl•tbetra• 112 South FRONT Street.
FOR SALE-BRASS FOUNDRY
-a- Steam Engine, Lathes, Toole, and Fixtures of
every kind, in complete working order. Apply on the
Wernher. 1003 BEACH Street, Kensington. 3y30-tf
MT. MORIAH. AND ONIC EXCEL
LENT ODD FELLOWS' CEMETERY LOT FOR
SALE. at a sacrifice. • MILLER, 154 North SIXTH
Street. anti-at if
To LET-TWO COMMITNICATING
TO
ROOMS, with mai, on second floor. Call at 329
North lt*
TO LET-THE. BBC ,OND THIRD, AND.
Fourth Moors at SW MASKIT Street. thro ugh to
Church alloy. abll-14
WATER POWER TO RENT. APPLY
to DAVID ODIUM, flevark. Del. salt-Sin
lACTORY PROPERTY FOR SALE
.Waii—Situate N. W. corner of Frank ford road and Norris
street. Lot 100 feat on Frankford road and 4L4 feet on
Norris street.
tax three. story Brick Dwellings on Frani ford.
One four-story Brick Factory Building. 133 by 43 feet.
on Norris street, With two-stury brick attached. 23-by 50
feet, containing cotton machinery, enable, and ocrilqrs.
For further• information apply at northeast corner of
SEVENTH and SPRIICE.Straete. anit-lrq•
di $lO,OOO WILL BUY A. FARM. OF
M - 5140 ACRES, with a ROTsL.dolag a good basineas
the year ionnd, in BIuNTOOMSRY COUNTY, ; on
a turnpike. :1 miles from the-.city; 120 acres in good
state of cultivation, balance limbs. Plenty of house
and barn room; plenty of trait, Stock, implo reo te,
Ray, and Crops ail in the bargain. Well worth $12,000.
03,000 may remain ats per cent.
it* R. - S., 415 YORK /Leanne, Philada.,
4 - 2 FOB SALE-A VALUABLE
tbree-story brick D WELLING. with three-story
double beck buildings; all the modern convenience=.
Lot 20 by DA Inquire ELSI.PINE street. aull-sts
in FOE SALE—A HANDSOME COT-
ImaTAGE, situate on the northaide of LOCUST Street,
second lumse above Thirty-eighth_ Apply to
ROBERT MAO GREGOR,
end 419 WALNUT Street.
FOR SALE:—TALUABLR B 1 . 113
ANKNE6B PRoPERTY, situate at No. MO, 831, and 834
North Second street, eonetsting of three stores, Witt
dwellings attached. The whole will be sold together,
to close an. estate. A portion of the purchase mom
may remain on mortgage. For partloalare, inquire of
E. NoCALL,
• ILS. South SECOND Street.
PartlicsiPpiit, July 30, 1884. lig". 1m•
dgi LARGE AND VALUABLE PRO
MAL—PERTI" FOR Se LE--The , very large and commo
dious LOT and BUILDING, No.. 308 CHERRY Street.
near the centre or hasitonss: con hafting 60 feet on Cherry
streetolepth 103 feet, being 76 feet wide. on. the rear to
thole', and at that width Opening to a large cart-way
leading to Cherry sorest. Its advantages of
SIZE AND POSITION
are rarely met:With.
Apply at the of of Christ Church Hospital.
jel3-3m No. 226 WALNUT Street.
in FOR BALE-DWELLINGS 1829,
1735, 1813,1926, 1923 Wallace street.
Dwellings 1513, 1622,.1624, 2114. 2131, X5,.2327, 2306,
2330, and 23.32 Green street.
Dwellings 1E32, 8613, 1921, 2016. 2026. and 2336 Mount
Vernon street.
Dwellings 520, 524, end 530 North Fifteenth street.
With man, others. large and small, in various locali
ties.
Also, s.large number of Cottages. Farms, and Build
ing Lots.
B. F. GLENN, IE3 8. FOURTH Street,
aue-tf and S. W. cor. Seventeenth and Green.
aik FOR SALE-CHEAP FARM,• 16
. 11 ... mile s one, near Barneborongh Station, West Jersey
Railroad. Macros; excellent improvements. Only 175
pare. WA L L PT,
jy3O 323 UT Street.
opt FOR SALE—DESIRABLE AND
handsomely-improved. FARM, 74 acres, /I miles,
out, wlthinedve minutes walk of a station on the Phil&
delTdda and - Trenton Railroad. Terms easy, •
Apply/do E. PETTIT.
030. , 3z3 wALNer Street.
As.FOR SALE—THE A 2 WHITE
oak schooner GENERAL SCOTT, 109 tons regis
ter; curries 167 tons coal; copper-fastened, well found
In every particular; entire new suit of Bails, ready for
sea• Apply to T. Th WHARVES Phi
anS.6t • 4•26 SOIITH 'nit's.
$2,000 ~AIM. P atNi t t t g a bitgAgßiliTil
BUSINESS of_g - reat profit Secured' by Pateo.t for 8:0171.
teen years. H. 8 , 415 YORK Avenue, Mlle. It
1° 00 PEACH AND TRUCK SAS
TETE for ve by ROWE 31. EUSTON
/936 , t 0n29 15 al 7
snd 159 North THIRD St.
GROCERIES.
'ARCHER & REEVES,
WROLEsALE GROCERS.
N o . 45 North WATER Street, and
No. 46 North DELAWARE Avenue,
Offer for sale, at the Lowest Market Prices, a large
stock of
SVGAR. MOLASSES, COFFEE.
TEAS, SPICES, TOBACCO.
'And Groceries generally, earefally selected for the
eonntry trade.
Sole Agents for the products of FITHIAN & POGUE'S
Extensive Fruit Canning Factory at Bridgeton. N. J.
ap2O-bm
ACKEREL, HERRING SHAD, &v.
AT
—2,1500 bbls. Mane: Nos. 1,2, and 8 Nackerelante.
°Aught fat fleb in assorted packages.
2.000 bb's. New last Port, Fortune Saw And Halifax
Herring.
2,500 boxes Lubec, Sealed, and No. 1 Herring.
160'bble new Mess Shad.
280 boxes Harkin] er.county Cheese, *e..
_lx store and for toile by • MURP 'HY it BOONS,
.1e..114- No. 148 NORTH WHARVES.
PICKLES.-100 BBLB. PICKLES lIS
.a- VINEGAR.
60"half'bble. Pickles In Vinegar._
• Mao' three-gallon and Ave- lon ka
414),
atnnpAd w...1/./annus, •
r0 i 574.b .. 1 • - - WATER : Street.
711 - ' • 10 Sent
pm APPLE 0/131E88.--50 CAM
0- oßorcs BRANDS. •
8474401 " 1 " Z.id" Da illatr e VlT l VAVe"
Ter Weirs
jrNOS lO7 South WATER Street
VW CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.—
ABRAM & BON. Nlnntsetturon. 150 DOGE
*rot, below Oftivad.
AMVSKM:ONTS.
.ROVER'S NEW CITESTNIIT.
STREET THEATRE.
THIS Ev - srallo,
The Untuditomautte.
L Hades!. Spectacular Drum;
AA DDIS
WONDIIRFUL LAM.
Prevented after three months' actlte,preparatios In V
"style of unplelndeuted ntgoineened, replete with wen
.derfur Trausfortiatione, Idaennlteut &every, Grand
vlsrebee, Superb Coutuntee and Preperttout, nenunfol
Elnele zed Choruses. irsatt
•
p EMARKABLE P.XHII3IIIOIT. -
Fou ONLY ONE N'tfEEE.
ARCH STRRET; ABOVE NI NETEENTEL
Iffenit.M. TRAYS P. S & ROY ES' United Stated Circrmand
IrcAgris, VAN AMBURG & CO'S Mammjette Menagerie;
ei i,hlT d>oiit beopenecl to the 'public, conemennens_ore
MOND la" .WENING, Astg tet,b,mtet conynui l er &VEST
El - ELVIN° Saturday Mt' incltiAce., Per
tor/7Jan obit ore the Afternoons of faesdat ktb,Wsernes,
mili - .ThErsdeir 'nib, Fridays th, auA Saturday Pah.
Admission—Xifultii 50d enclfit childreESsc. Afternoon
prinstmince aCialaallam at ZS. eVaniaq o'clock.
Doors tved atV tsar earlier °CAW!. oceasioa. Mena
gerie Eistinee E".enesday moral ng_. commencing ate
oTeethe helmet of the CHAMBERS BURG SDI
BREIT*. aitS-lber
GREAT It.g..TfortAit- Crittiva•
TROT:Am...A
MRS. P.R4I. WERNA.
FOR THREE - PATS (Rata, nil]
.perhinn as foillow,q,
Afternoonalietv'ening: hictrlstown,ik:Tharlday.
Inst. Grueentiftior. Fridaril2th inch ;; ° Frank ford, Sa
tnrdisy, 13th WE! TVs mutiresiassic Troa>e will appeal"
on each occasion:.
COLUMBLroILOIJSB, CAPE MAY
A vocAr. ANU li(STB.UM PAL comma?
Will be given by the fitioWing diefh3guished artiste 'me
FRIDAY EV snING, Anguit . 12,
In a idente HENRIETTA ItEllitElt; S‘reno.
,Idiss CAROLINE Watt - Alt-EY, Cuntralte.
dr. 3 #11%. M. BRISCOEf:Teitor.
it: A. R. TAYLOR, A, ato.
Mr: TBRODORiI ATINENt, Violtatteollist.
Mr. B. 4. THUNDEV, , Piiinist:
ConlEAtinr"
........ EV. A. R. TAYLOR,
Verdi: Dana *pea at ikalf:imet is o'clock-
Cauca:Via odtrikatare at 9 o'clock:
Prograattnea'eaut be seen.' and tlYkettliroeured at the
office. aule-St
•
CONGRESS lIALL, CAS 'ISLAND.
ECIRAND DEEM BALfi; .12=
Compilimlnnair t y A th.
THIS (Tliartiday) SI/ENING, Arkta 11th.
Tickets ad (MI Vr.g st.gentleman and lad'. 3 . d •
Gentleman's
THE ACADEMY. OF FIRS- ARTS,
CH.E.STMDT Street,_shove Tenth, 1.6 OP= MASI.T.
for , rleitorn, from 9 A. M. to 6 P. Di.
EXCURSIONS.
lIANDEL AND HAYDN
BOCIETY'S
V..* X C 13' SiE 0 N
ATLANTIC) CITY,
WEDNESDAY; A.VOTINT mh,
]Y27-ti
As igg i e o 4 3lB llLlll.l3- PLEASURE EX ,
lONS TO LAHR SIIPSEIOII.-0112
of the following splendid dretclass steamers. via:
CLEVELAND, ILLINOIS. 11011THSRIP LIGP T, PROM
CITY, TRaVELSR METEOR LEON SIDES LAC
LA
BELLE, and PE*ABIO, will leave CLEW.LAIFD
Ohio, at o'clock P. M.: each day of the week, art
Saturday and Sunday, and Detroit, Michigan, on
following days at 2 o'clock P. 11.. thronuh • the mouths
of JULY and AIIOI7BT, snaking Grand Rrearsien Trine
to the many points of interest on the Cheat Inland Elms
of America, which, for utility, pleas:ire; and health,age
unsurpassed by any other on the Continent.
This trip of over 1,000 miles embraces sly degrees of
latitude. and eleven of longitude, and includes In Its
circuit Lakes Brie, St. Clair, Huron and Superior, with
thebeautiful rivers Detroit, St. Clair and St. Nary's-
The many and extensive mines of iron and comma;
unequaled by any in the world, with the newly-4k'
covered and inviting deposits of silver lead, wild and
romantic scenery, combined , with Its pure and brasinat
climate. render the Lake Superior trip one of far more
than ordinary attraction to the capitalist, thcatudeek.
the pleasure-seeker, or the lervolid,
The above-named steamers are elegantly•fitted tip
with large airy Cabins and State-Rooms while every
precaution has been taken to provide for the safety GSA
comfort of passengers.
Fare,including State-Rooms and Neale, about 214 Node
per mile. Time occupied in making the round trip,froag
to 10days.
Rooms secured, and farther information obtained, bp
application to proprietors.
rIISEIRIPANI7IIIcBIPBCCVIA
Cleveland, Ohio'
J. T. & Co.
JORI H WRITIN OTORLIP3B,' fDatroit. M 165111134
1.214 am%
SUMMER RESORTS.
C HESTER OR YELLOW , SPRER
T 5"
CHESTER COUNTY. PA.—This magnificent
is now open for visitors. The accommodarlons are of tke
very beet; the Bathe all imperfect order. Communion
tion by the Penna. IL H., Eleventh and Market, 7.20 A.
M., and 4 o'clock P. M. via Steamboat station.
ant-12t. • A. W. SNYDER. Superintendent.
SUMMER RESORT.—B ROA D•TOP
11 / 4 - 1 MOUNTAIN HOUSE. —Tide romantle epo cam be
reached daily by the Pennsylvania Central Railroad le
Huntingihn. thence by the Broad-Ton eSs
Dudley. Excursion Tickets are leaned
aqua/ rotes which are good until the int ot Ootobar.
First-cues accommodations.
.
Tzere—elit per week ; POI icy stso. Children ea&
servants half price.
For farther particulars address
C. M: Al LIKOND & Co.. Managua,
179-Ire Bread-Ten City. Hnetteedon• Co.. Pe.
SEA BATHING. -NATION HALL.
CAPE ISLAND, Cape May,.N. J., le now open fat
the reception of to numerons guests. Terms moderate.
Children under 12 yearn of age and servants half prise.
Superior accommodations and ample room for tws
hundred persons. AARON OARENTSON,
is24-7.m Proprietor.
PERSONAL.
TEFORMATION WANTED OF JASOP
sPEAGLE, Company. H. 158th Pa. Regiment. Mk
.Army Corps, who, m is supposed. was wounded and
taken prisoner near Port-Darling on the l& Ms'',_h of
during an engagement there. • His family greAngioue
to hear from-him. DANIEL HIVSLY.
•
gull St
VI) J 1 ti 448 tlj:t 1411
MITE 'UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
-a-
dal Reitman Copartnership, Hader the name and
style of B. C. .TRUNICK & CO. for the transeatien of
the Wholesale DRY Goor,s fineinees...at Ni. 294.
MARKET btreet. BENDY C. TRUNICK,
SAMDBL K.-MARSHALL..
JOHN B. KING,
•
OSCAR - D. PAINTER.
Philadelphia, And. L 1864. sale SP"
MEDICAL.
1W D I OINAL OM-LIVER MIL.—
iciAN 0. BIKER & CO . 71d MARKET Street.
1.7'8 BOW reCeiVing their supplies fresh .front the Saha
(tries.
The superiority of their Oil, in every respect, has
pined for it a reputation and sale beyond any other
brand in the market. To maintain it they are deter
mined to supply an article that may be emirely relied.
on for fre,hnens and purity. See testimonials of .Pro
'belong of Medical Collesen. aoll-thsta-tf
EXPRESS • COMPANIES.
algagilTHE ADAMS IM
PRESS COMPANY., Office =Mr
cIiEsTABT Street, forwards Parcels, Packages, Mel ,
chase lee. Bank Bates. and Specie, either by its ow*
lines or in connection with other Express Companies.
to all the principal Towns and Cities in the traits(
States. R. 8. SASDPORD,
te27 ' General Enperintendettk
isia dW i t FOR CAPE 11A Y.—TER
staunch and commodious steamer WAIN
RATTAN, Captain E. A_ Ryther, of the. Cape May Una.
having been released by the Government , is now
making her regular trips to Cape May, leaving ARCM
STREET WHARF every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY, at o'clock; returning, will leave Cape
M
May every Monday Wednesday. and. Friday, at al
o'clock. touching at New Castle, going and tetanal's;
Fare $2. 50, carriage hire included; children UN
price. Servants ELK carriage hire extra.
Freight at low rates. No freight, received attar II
o'clock, and in all eases must be Pre - _Paid.
JOSEPH A. STEWART, AssaL
_ .
g 5= 2 1% FOR IWITFORD,
,
DIRSCP,VIA DELAWARE AND DAM-
N CANAL.
The Pb ad elpb la Steam Propeller Company's Mumma
MARS. Growler, Nearer now loading at second wiusitt
above DOCK Street . Quick deepateh. -Apply onboard.,
or to w BC AL BAIRD 4k Co.. Agents, 1391 South DIILA,
WARE Avenue. Anil
m „,sf=ii, FROM. ti.RW -NORTE.; FOR
•NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPIUMM.
MLR, and BOSTON.—The steamers COnTINENTAV
and ELM CITY leave Peck S li p, East River, daily. ak.
3.15 r. If, and II at night. jew-fta
~.
WEST CHRST=NIF
AND PHILADBLPIiLi SAlfr
ROAD,
_vls.
SUMMEIFAREANGEIIENT—CHAZIGE OP VIIPOT„_,
On and alter MONDAY, May 23, 1654,- the trans WML
leave Philadelphia., from Depot corner of Taremr,
FIRST and rdef,EKET Itteeti(Weat Philadelpiria), ate
and 11.06 and at 2 and4s, and 7 P. M.
West Cheater at 6.20, 7.46, 11 A. M., and at 2
P. M.
OD Stindays,_leave Philadelphia at 8.30 A. M. andLEIL
PM. Leave West Chester at BA. M. and 6 P.M.
The trains leaving Philadelphia at 8.00 A. M. and 4.44
P.M., and West Chester at 7.48 A. M. and teP. N., eon.
meet with trains on the P. and B C. It. for Oxford ladi
IntPrmedlate taints. HENRY WOOD,
apl General Superintendent.
(tf") LADIES' TRUSS AND BRAGA
STORE—G'ondncted by Ladies, TWELFTE
Street, ifrst door below Race. 'Every article in their
line elegant, easy, and correct In make. C. H. GIES
DLES, Proprietor, attends to Gentlemen, on the corner
of TWELFTH and RACE Streets. R. B.—Profession*
accuracy inanrad. my6-Ssar
ESTIEY'S
COTTAGE ORGANS,
Not only UNEXCELLED., but UNEQUALLED in penny
of Tone and Power, damned especially for Churches:
and Scboole. but found Roomually well adaptwitck
the Parlor and DrawingPor sale only by
S. M, BRUCE, "
No. 18 North SEVENTH Street.
Alec, a complete assortmenbol the Perfect Melodeon,
eonstan Om& band. mylE-Sex.
EVERGREEN HEDGES.-TRit
experience f the few peat years enables as to
-
guarantee ItiOßWia SPRUCE and. AIBOR
Hedges planted, in Augnat and Feptember with lam
riek than al any' other season, We Lave a aPteudid
sleeker! band, from two to four feet. &thiresa OP coilL
Personally, MEEHAN J¢ WANDEbti.
Germantown Nurser...
an 6 atuthati GERMANTOWX.
WRITTEN AND VERBAL -
f1C111:PTION8 of Character, Constitution, and
Ta
lent, with ADVICE on Business, Health, Zdtpra
tion,lf-improvement, Management, and Tynan,
Jou of CHILDREN, social adaptation are., day
iind er z u , by JOHNCAPF.N,
• Phreirolocint and Bookseller,
mhlfl-4citb In. RE S. TBN7Fi Btratotailhowit3liostnut.
ix WHEAT WHISKY.-20- HALF
pipes, 60 bbls. and 20 half bbls. Old Wheat Wtda
ky• als) cases do. la quart and half -gallort.bottles.• •
For sale by B. P. MIDDLETON,
- $ North' PROXT Street.
DRAIN PIPE, DRAIN . •
..1- 7 VITRIFIED TERRA COTTA DRAINPIPE-all
sires, front 2 to 15,inch , diameter:. waif all kinds of
branches, bends, and traps, for sale in any quantitr.-
2inc - h. bore per yar.32o.
44 44 44 44
4 • g:
•5 .• `•c 4,4 T0 e.
8 411 s
88 0.
TERRA COTTA- CHI sow. TOPS.
For Cottages, Villas, or City Houses, Patent mud
guard Tom for.curing amolty chimneys, tromlto a feet
high: ._... •
OENAMENTAL GARDEN VASES.'
Fountains;!-pedestals. and Statuary Atarblo Busts
Brackets, and Mantel Vases •
PRLEADELMA. TERRA COTTA WORKS..
1010 CHESTNUT Street.
.412 finwif - S. HARRNSOII;
pQR "4"L 'ERMAN;
i) lnemata
- TWENTY-so lIXTH WALIdD.
lu:tato:owe
Subject to the People's
ALIENS FURNISHED A 8 REPRE.
mutative Remelts and Subetltatee at the lowest
rates. Ladle!, and Gentlemen will receive prompt at
tention' and can have wen mustered 'without treads
or loss of time, lyr ePP,irslll to
B V. LBStir.
Aral (V WAINITT 2itigeorr-