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Newspaper Page TextCITY. ITEMS. Tan BIBS FITTIVO Seleur or Tree AWN II "The flelproved Pattern Shim ., made by John 0. Anima, ;MUM old Rand, Nos. I and 8 North Man, Work , done by hand in the beet manner, and warranted to isimeaatlafabtlon. Hut stook of 4.1-entlemen'o Furnish . *Goode cannot Do marooned. PrlooB moderate, ELIWANT RATS FOR lailyinn•—••The Chinese sem late, made by Wood & t lary, 725 Chestnut street, are Indispensable to every lady about leaving the city - tor the count* or sea-shore, Prices moderate. to lire stook of straw goods Selling off below cost, to • • •se the season. • • Now nu IenANNSD WISDOM.-Sometime slue% a -yo mg very young one—att.wptea BM IzWs from disappeinted lOve, A wtottmeli pump .od 'him. Shoe then he has become wiser, hie marclA seneible woman ; and be shows his praetiont wia donsby.proettting his own and his boy's wearing ap parel at the Brown• Stone Clothing Hall of 'tool:hill & WflBolle Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut street, above Slzth. MOSQUITO NETS, ALL MRS AND OOLORB. Mosquito Nets, an elites and colors. rdoequito Nate, all SINN) and 0010111. Diomede° Nets, ail sizes and colon. NeERT PATTEN, 144:111 Chestnut street. FATTEN, 1403 Catestnut street. TIBITOBB TO THB BBASHORA Should provide themeelveo with BATHING DEBBSBB from Joan C. 0.8.8150E 0 8, Nos. 1 and North Sixth street. BOVE Blum! BOOK BeEIM I—On Monday, the 28th blatant, and for a few days thereafter, this delicious beverage Will be On draught at Blisomstes EsvABLiBtIVIINTB, 412 Library Street and 269 Doak street. je23-Ste POUR SPECK ..Sr. CO.'S PIANOS (little used) for Sale at bargains. These pianos have been used da. ring the past winter and spring at concerts, at pub. 110 halls, and In private houses, and show no marks of use. Price 9200 less than new ones of same style, though all new ones have been reduced Sib. "e21.88t J. E. Goorm Seventh and Chestnut eta. Ito r YOB TUB SBA•tilioßß OR COUNTRY. Ladles' Sonnyside Hata. Laoise" sunnown Hats. Ladles' Chinese San Rate. Ladies' Twilight Hats. De2b4t► A. E. CARPBNTY.B, 64 N. Eighth, below A.roh. MAOKIZIAW Suanowns.--These celebrated Hata for aea•alde and country wear are the Hats for the season, se exemplified by , the quantity daily Bold, only at Onani.us OAIEvORD & Sozre, -ola•et Uontinental Hotel. Tun vvistao is cautioned against an imitation of ie Photograph of Lieutenant General Grant, the Original of which was taken by F. Gateknost, 704 Arch street. It is a bad oopy„ The original will he = L ows, by my imprint on the back. j ad. at NIVWEST STY - Lsa STRAW AND SORT 'HATS' IoT gentlemen and youths, now open at CRADLES °Alumni) St Sows', Continental Hotel. ARA COINCS TO Mess 111.0 NOT ON A SHALL CAPITAL.—The Petroleum Vapor Stove and Gas- Light Company, 819 Arch street, IS now in success. ful operation, and is ready to grant agencies in all the priroinal ovarian 10 PennSylvanle, Delaware, and New Jersey. Valuable county rights may be Secured by applying at once at the office of the Com. pany, 819 Arch ireet. jel7.7t .18 yOl3 warn , to get rid of a Cough. or Cold, or If In need of a Tweed) for Bronchitis, Asthma,, or any Pu/monary Comp/ant, - try at once Dr. Jayne's Ex pectorant. Prepared enly at 242 Chestnut et. jel7.6t EYE, EAR, .639 D CATARRE, Sllo3llBBlltlly treated by J. Imam, M. D., lionlist and Auriet, 519 Pine et. AraHOIDI lapse Ineartatoi No ohargo for examination. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. irrard. T B Kurnes, Boston B. Crawford, Look Haven The W Slack, Greensboro H Barrleon, Baltimore Copt T Smith, N Y Jae Hamilton. IA Chester Geo T Daniels, Mass Jos L Lamdln. W Chester A. Easton, New York H Titatuan, Wiikesbarre S Conde, New ori.ans L R Robinson Boston Mrs N ' Foster, N Y S F Flunerey, Boston W Johnson & bro, N Y F S Thompson Baltimore Chas Smlfb,Naebtle.N H Joe Mim B eo, altimore F. Adams, ',Ong Branch Geo Larch, Reading John Jennings. Pa S W Hale, Frederica L R Bowen. Baltimore 0 J Smithers, FrNierlea, G Wooley. Pa Wm W Murray J Randolph, Pa J W Guthrie, Clarion CO H R Hopkins & sr!, Pa A E Burge, Louder, Ky Jas Clarkson, Baltimore .Geo W Patton,Altoona B F Tiompitins & wi, MoIS Passett, Lexington, Ky Miss B Thompkins, Mo S Bassett, Lexington, Ky A It Thorupkins,st Louis' A P Wilson, Harrisburg DI L Thompkins,St Louis; W N Ward, New York Jas Campbell, New York A H Silver, Dein wsre Thee Snyder, H.eton 3 Wallace & wf, Pa (Teo Harrison, Boston Jos Ho 1 rd, Massarltrigette Frank lingtieli,BaitimOre L it! Humelt, Baltimore 0 R Robinson, Lialtimore , F XL Dorenoe, Baltimore M L Lomison, It I IW II Laddie, Mariana M S Showers, R I John Moltlonaga, Md DI H Haws, Jr, N Y .Chas Mershon 3 R Taylor, klemptds lid Malone, Lancaster Mrs N Torter, New York R. H Pennington, Balt W P Carman, New York W D Hildebnrn, Balt Mil Carman, New York F L Longstreet. Lamest J F Reeves, Lancaster .7 Francis, Now York F Reeves, Lancaster B L Hunter, New York Miss E Reoves.Laneaster'R Orbner, Boston B A Calder, Harrisburg P 0 Ileydriolt, City X R Rowan, Boston V H Halts, Port Deposit F L barmier, Boston P T Gates & ler, Plattsbg F M Hutehinson, Mud) C E Biro!, Boston J }limbs, Wilkesbarre J Stapels, Boston Mrs Brown, Baltimore L R Fox, Doylestown J li Bewley, Smyrna, Del, Mrs Gallager & n, Balt Miss Galiager, Baltimore A Tilton, Boston J C Walsh, Maryland J Stimor, Boston J C Neilson, Maryland 1 W Vogdes & la, Ky G K Dansport, Boston D Holbrook, New York B. F Dunbar, California W H Hodson, Boston E W Bayly, Virginia F W Pollock & 2 d,Pennit 14 CI IlikeS, 1 0 S N Mrs S Grareoe .54 0, Pa T B Merritt, Maryland. D. Prise, lowa Mrs MoDanici, PittebiaglJ B Griswold, lowa Mrs Cook, Pittsburg :.3 S Niamey, Now York T R Eby, Harrisburg,lll les Brackett, Boston .T Kenoh, Kingston 'Mies Elliott, N Bedford C Tower & WI, Pottsville G J Piper, Milton G A Ramey, Ohio , W D Sevin, Delaware J V Craven. Now Jersey F. Erskine, Ohloago G C Howlett. Boston A .1 Herr & en, Harrlsb,g tinontal The Con A H Batelleliar, Boston E T Smith, New York Miss L Davis, N Y E 0 Wood, New Yore 11 Boardman, U S N Wafltogton 0-4 Fos&.rrf,wean Humietnn & w, Wash S G Newton, Mass J S Loomis. Mass H Strater, Boston P. Houston, Nashville E K East, Nashville J .13 Brannon, Mell=ll .1 SWatfon, U S N AS. Weil, Now York S S Black, Ohio 1G W Weliet, Now York w W xoUy, loan Isaac Gregg, Sr 1.3 Part.tioge, Boston Lt Col T MoOlurg,Virash F Racket, Prov e R I . W (Jade. Mississippi A CUSiLiDg &.. wf, St Toirs col J Garrard & wr, Ohio Mrs steLesn, Oinoiseati S L Tallmadge, N Y L Gleske Baltimore J L Lucas, Haltimore J S Hagesby, Baltimore W J Wilmer. Baltimore .7 A. Adams, Baltimore W H Peirce, Baltimore H CYoung,Springti'd,Mo, leo Brobston, Louisville . H Viaard, New York C .7 Masahiro, Titusville; Ii Walker, Pittsburg H Walker, Pittsburg Miss J Walker. Pittsburg Miss E Walker, Plttsb'g C F Coffin & wr. Indiana W B Cushing, USN W R Tearzoan, Boston L Abbot, Concord Mrs F S Abbot, Concord I Crawford, Wisconsin Mrs J S Watson & .2.3,N1r." Francis Kendall, Boston Gilman HTucker,Boston Josiah Colby, N Y Lconsbury d: G Dunlap, Mtanigan J Holloway, Natant , "lle ,H J Miller, Cinannstl , John Seddon. Boston Jos Watson, ij S N Air Town, Els Wax, N S am Hall, Nato York .Tohn T Donn, Cann Johu A J Oreswell & wr Semi Brown, Man I'd L Reed, St Louts 11s Gamintll, Bait 'A J Baldwin Dr Beek, New York H garanauh, New York H Tyler, - New York Cowan, New York A G Greeley. Boston , J P Sandez,Yonkers, NY Joan A. G-a.no, Cincinnati C B Davis & wf, Batt Franois .11 Smith, N Y .Mrs Hager A don, Pa G N Osborne, N Y W E SAWN ColoradO Mrs Harper, New York W J Parsons, Boston G W Grice - - J C Phipps D Gray, Virginia F Schaffner, Jr, Wash D W C Shock S; la, Balt E S Courtney, Pniia F Usher, Maryland T W Atkinson, Baltimore J Towne, rdaseachnzetts Mrs Barlow, NOW York Mies Woodman, N Y H Each, New York h. Mark, Amsterdam E (I Marshall. New York W G Thomson, N Y IS L Crosby, New York ;E A Qtantard, New York 1 H. Odell, New York 'Ds Bongo, N York Mr Feuer, New York L W Thompson, Conn Kiss P T Barman, Conn F Stoddard, Boston S J Rockwell, Onto A H Harman, Baltimore T L Johnson, Virginia I A Adams, Baltimore Wells, New York A GlialSOD, New York ti L Gardiner, New York t DI O'Hara, Memphis L Lt.:creme. Lee, N H , A G Sargent, New York j F Shellos, Keokuk C G Pettibone, N Baron S F Moulton S la, N Y W M Dunn, Oblo G W Wilson & Nvf, Alb'y H n 'Morgan, St Lnulra bites H Sawyer, St 'Louis Miss X M. Carver, Mo Miss A. L Tower, Me Miss C ParlzinSOD, Miss A D Wars. St Louts bliss M J °realm Mo F DoCain, N J W Blanchard, New York Spencer, Erie, Pa .I%lfee Sperteer, Erie, Pa T H. Hoban & lay rent) 0 w Follin, Troy, N Y C A Shaw, IVlstne P G Barri, New York W Fersenden, Ben W Babb Sr. wf, Kentucky M Braeunifon, New York M Setley, Mass 4+ S11131:110116, New York S F Cary & of, OWlteti QM, New York Raphael, ()Lester Dearborn & In, Roan F Rose, Prov, R N T Jones, 'Harrisburg P R Ustilir, Washington Ewan, Montreal Why AU W Young & wf, Pemia , S L Lumberton, Mass J Wlatar, Salem. N J E Polen, PeDM: _John Baker , _beramult J A. Ellie, Elkton, Rid Rev N J bassitio. Geo Nobler, Indiana E Wood ward S X Easton, Franklin Rout &term, Baltimore Lamson, N Jersey Rager, Green 00, P& P PAeOtillougla, Pittsburg James A Outsmart:, . ,J de la 0 0/awein,'N.Tl R HathairwS, Man L X Osman, Washington IH Shacklett, Virginia Fredk Schneider, Penns John Phair, New York i D W Curtiss, New York E N Briley & wi, Bonen •E Harris, Mira, VeY 'Jae Beaty, Doughtsville Swoyor & wf, Penna Xiss IYI Swoyer, Penna J Shively & wi, Penna T Whitaker, Peach Bot J A Lockwood, N York B J Darraugh, BatUimore B Springer, Penna. W Carpenter, Laticaeter S Wilson, Clarion. Pa J L Borst, TeELCSB6O JS Buckley. WaoLington F Smith, Virginia. 13 W Taylor 'A la, Penns ' Mrs W Bisbee & ch. N J L lock- .T Brodhead, LyecrVg op Jas Frbb, Pittsbur ehltS Folsom , Newyork 3 L (4,1,1,24, ediehlaart , J C k'uller, New Jersey • - CllllOlll. ;James Hoyt, Now York J L MeConnel, Penna. L Townsend, Penna P B Grabltt, Harrisburg J Shively & wf, Penna H M Swegor & wr, Penns, Min rt Swegcr, Penna IChafleit Hays, Penna T Morris, Penns W Mitchel, Ponta !L J Home & la, Penna S U Upham, Buffalo ISB Garber, Hanover D L Harper, Chester CO The Sts B. M MartM. Columbia Mrs S T Wifeou, Patna I/ Relaw, ilainli , zla, Pa WalEnt,ll, KatißaS cup W thank ik wear J 0 Loam, Well,h,;rtoa .M Biggins, New York N Omaha S Weir, Easton, Fa F Seabot, Walittoe A MeGlocirliD l Wr.ch B T Trimmer, N lcrk .E Haetlegs, Prnba W Fesslur, Penna W H Harm, IMlThainirg The Co S Bally, West Chester S Stitch & ohild, Pa W Paolleriry, "Mania Gow, HigliPplre <leo Wilkhst, ligr.wftre I F., Corcoran, PR Jesse Diffembanith, Pa J Harris.% Baltimore Harrbs, Baltimore Pennypaelier, Pa John Conrad mercial. A H Hobson, Dover, Del Caleb Windle, Ohoster co TbosPergusor., Lana co w M Swam, W Mester W II Thompson & la, NY H C Phillips & wf, Pails R °lance t Pottstown ib R Leedom, Newton J Inaktenrt, Maryland E Metnoskoy, Maryland A I) Harlan, tbatesvllle , Miami Taylor •J B Antes, PA Barnes, Lvne, no ,J A Greenland,t3alats,slo W P Haines, LAnC J C Roberts, N J w D Sagan, W Chester W F Johnson, Pa ALT L nlialo,W Chtstor Layld Dunn, flop Licgdon tleo Morrill, Buffalo Anohenbaoh, Pcttstwn inco swayoo & son, Pa. 3 8 rarker, Pctiotown d Eagle. 13 Kaufman, New YO IF E Kaufman, /I.llant'n G Kaltman, White fia'n Levl Simon, Allentown Jac Pollock, Eutou, Pa 0 The Sal 10 Weheer. Allentown J E Neberoth, FrledeneV D L qubkertown TH Smith, Quaßenown T F Welds, Weidawill* Enoe Lehr, Eastcht eriesiL 'Jibe 3* Brady & la, Deiaw re P Sobuster & , etfe t 13 Mrs Barton & sister A C Dexter , New York G H Johnson, Now York' A ROHM% New York W U strove, N Jersey W S Hanford, Marylandi A Garrett, Maryland a Payee, Washington' W bear4,itiktOre J M Rice & wife, Maine G Bnisman. New York j tl earthman, New York ri V Peokbam, New York Le Roy Lyman, Penna tqa Lyman & sister ' Pa W Rioharoson &wr,NJ Mire Richardson, N J J S Maiingh, Nair oo A J McHugh, Blair co D Conover, Parma W Priem Orwigsbnrg F Reeder. II S A. Miss WC McNeal, Parma Mire H McNeal, Penna A. Fleming, Penna Allss Hyner, Penns C H Romer, Nashville O J Riohards,Provicenon .Blra Herrington, Penns A Pollollk, Penns tutee A Shrivel', Mies E Hem, tintitmble G W Heinry,AlD, US A. ;Edwin Austin R Carpenter, Vermont 'Jaen Moorhead H C Eyre, Chester '3 W Bowen & eon • • • • J Lek NOW Ylrk 111 Woodruff, N Xarge7 P Elmer, New Jersey F Elmer , Jersey Id Robtneon, New York G J Brady 3t la,„ Del R Harper, Virgine :J• Martin, DUldllllo3 G BlBner, M D, W Linburg, Penne S Ft Stack Selttmere O A pinkies, N Jersey J W Tnorn Oapc s B Mntotder cooks, Near York A H Grant, Boston E M Brown, BostonA. Karat., Martetta, 0 A. (tracker, Kass W Butler, Al Olanok The S C Smith, Now York 0 R Robinson, Palmyra F Hurlbut, Molds= W Wove,. Penns A Loudon, Altoona tiG Lanok, Duneanon A F Pevers,V bite Haven B C Boyd, Illuntmlui, Pa B Hurst, Penns W F Geist, Pottsville U Talois, Baltimore T L Goff, Baltimore Aire D Wallace, Penns Mra I. M Eider, Poona Mrs X A Fi6lld & 2 eno,Pia F D 'Christ & wife, Lida R Thornton, Tamaqua 1W Knodle DPottsville D Bunn wife, oltlo Airs Jester, W Citiostor J Miller, Lano oo G Rogers, Kum, Pa J W Urn, New York W H Foreman, Bait The n N S Davis, Milford, Del WW Applegate, NJ ISOM Jame MeOathere. NJ (Ines A KesabeyN Y W-LPaxann.N S AbSialOM Weaver, Pena John Welling, J R Van Dike, Delaware S Unger. New York • J D La Bar, Shawnee, Pa John Aker, Now Jersey W Irons, Now Joreey Matthew Green, Balt S E Woodruff, N Y W O Warner, N J 0 Wainwright, Elk 00, Pa The Barley ItiheaL P Enetin; Easton .11. rt Stuart, Abington W 11 Cox, Bucks oo Carver, Newtown David Jarrett, Backe oo,R M Knight, Byborry J Mulford, Wyoming 'J T Richardson, Penns The Black Bear. w H 'Brown, M Chunk Miehhel KWh J B Fisher, Centre Co x IKacteary, HartBVille Adam Elm, Boadteg . SPECIAL NOTICES. 1027 WALICIN BTIMET t office of Dr. VOE MOhClitZJ MIER, for the treatment of the Bye. Ear, Throat. Long plasmas and Catarrh, with hie apparatae. itl9 6t• PATENT TOOL AND. AWL HANDLES, CON TAINING from (I to 75 Tools. all fitted Into one handle, and a variety of Boys' and G.ntlemen 'a Tool Chests, for sale by TEUMAN & SHAW, No. 833 (Sled Thirty five) NIAANST Street, below Slab. It PORCELAIN, MoriVIE Vrrit, APPLE WOOD, Leather, Brass and' leon-wheal Pablo. Cbsir, Brackets. and Sad Callers, with pivot*, sawn or Moakets, for sale by TRrustas di SHAW, Jim 835 (Stabt Thirty Ave) KABICBT Street, below Ninth. Philadelphia. 11 THE GALLANT HEROES OF THE UNION, THE GALLANT HEROES OF THE ONION, TEE. OALLALT. HEROES OW THE ORION. THE GALLANT BERM OF THE Cows, AND. ALL OTHER PERSONS DESIELOTIS OF OBTAINING AND ALL OTHER PERSONS DESIRODS OF OBTAINING AND ALL OTHER PERSONS DESIROUS OF OBTAINING AND ALL OTHER FURORS DESIROUS OF OBTAINING . CLOTHING OF THE. RIGHT KIND, CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT KIND, CLOTHING OF THE. RIGHT KIND, CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT KIND. AT RIGHT PRICES, AT. RIGHT PRICES, AT RIGHT PRIORS, AT RIGHT PRICES, bissams, /V c% & Co.. *Walt& PIMILT & Co.. AND INVITED TO MI 011 ARE INVITED TO CALL ON ARE INVITED TO OALL ON INERSRB. PERRY & Co., AIM INVITED. TO OALL ON MEK3IOS, PERRY & CO., NO, 803 ONESTNET STREET. ABOVE THIRD, No. 6(9 ONESTNIIT STREET. (GMMilne Stokes' Stand). and S. M. CORNER ERvENTE AND MARKET STS., (Jones'). - A. but assortment of Alpaca and Drayete Coats to be found in the city. Also, every variety of Linen Clothing. Penny & CO.. PERRY ei CO., 'Fanny & CO.. Punt & Co., to. 803 Oittrinv linnet Aeon; Tamp. SO. 609 OIESTNUT ST., (Granville Stokes' old stand. O. R. Cot iiniVINTH and MARRET STREIT% (Jones'.) isl 9 Et JONEIe.—SOLDEMS RECTIIIINTIZG 110113 1 TM want a good, subetantie3, cheap, and likilitonable snit of. Citizens' Clothing. Go to Jones' OLD ESTARLDDIBD ONE Ps.cs CLOTHING Boum', 604 ➢IAAKET asqrairr 4Bors SIXTH. 1,000 DOZEN CDT-GLASS TABLE T 1733- BLEBS, warranted to stand Ice Water. tor am per dozen—usual price $3 30—at KERR'S China Hall, 529 CHESTNUT Street. Se2o•tnthrat COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP. . This selebrated TOILET SOAP. in such universal de mand, to made from the CHOICEST materiels, to etILD end BBOLLIDIST in Its nature, PEAGELIITLY SCENTID, and IXTREDBLY BBITIFICIAL in Da na tion upon the bum. For axle by all Druggists and gassy Goods dealers. Id& Mihaly A WORD BEFORE TOO LAVg.—ARE YOU troubled with Headache, Headburn4oustipatiou, Dis tress after Bating, Poor Memory, LoW Pain la the Back, Great Weakness, Bad Breath, or any other snaps= of that horrid nightmare disease, Dyspepsia? if so, lose no time, bat procure a battle of PLANTATION BITTERS. Theo , purify, strengthen, and 1/194vratio They abate a Uglily appetite They are an antidote to change of Water and diet,. They overcome effects of diselpati an and late hours They strengthen the syetem and enliven the mind. They prevent missmatic and intermittent fevers. They pewit, the breath and aeiSitY of the stomach. They cure Dyspepsia and C Aistipatiou. They care Diarrhcea and Cholera litterbug. They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache. No change of diet is necessary while using PLANTA TION TirrTrate. Bat the best your money will buy and all your stomach *raves of it. PiaavreenON BITTHRB strengthen the stomach and re store its hesitant action. lon Will dud therm jele.ei PALiTiLLBLE. rUItR, Alta BBLIABLS. ITCH. (WKRATorre) BALT (OINTMENT) SALT RHEUM. Will enrethe Itch In 48 hours. Also, cues Salt Rheum. Mark Chl)b2atne, and all Imams of the Skin. Prize 60 cents. By *audit= 60 cents to WINKS & POT. TSB. BOSTON. Mass., will be forwarded Dee by mall Per sale by all Druggists. mhl6-6ra STEINWAY 4.t AWN'S MIR PIANOS For sale only et BL aSltri BROTHERS'. Je3-In2 1006 , OELESI.NUT Street. EIIGeBSTION No. 1 Which is the beet place for me to buy my clothing? To decide this question, so often asked, we would res pectfully suggest a careful comparison or prices, styles and qualities of the best class Chestnut and Market streets clothing establishments, confidently believing that the paella will find that we offer greater induce ments in extent of assortment, style of garments. and moderation in price, than can be fonnd anywhere else. If this is not the case, we will not ask your patronage. WAStaMAMER St BROWN, ,Poptilar Clothing Holm and Merchant Tailoring gotablishment, ie2o-tf 8 I. corner SIXTH and M ARAM Streets. MARRIED_ HEAP—BIGELOW.—In St. Luke's Church, Germantown, on 20th instant, by the Rev. B.Wister Morris, Owynne Harris Heap, of Philadelphia, to Josephine P. Bigelow, of Cincinnati. No oarda. * PRIESTLEV—STEEVER.—On the 21st inst., by the Rev. E. A. Foggo, Assistant Rector of Christ Church. Alexander Priestley to Caroline D., &mei ter of George W. Steever, all of this oity. WITSIL—MILLER.-02 the 16th of August last by the Rev. John Chambers, Mr. Albert A. Witell to Miss Mary E. P. Miller, both of this city. TORREY—LEWIS.—Oh Thursday, Jane 16th, by the Rev. Alexander Reed, Jason Torrey, Esq., of Bonesdale, 'Wayne amity, Fa., to Mtn Belle Lewis, of Philadelphia. • SHARP—STACK-HOUSE —On Thursday, the 150 that., by the Rev. Alexander Reed, Mr. Ben jamin P. Sharp to Miss Glitinla Stackhouse, both of Coatesville, Chester county, Pa. COGLEY—DURRAU —On the Ist of March. by the Rev. H. F. Burn, Lewis N. Cegley to Miss Mary J. Durrab, all of this city. DIED. ARRISON.—On Tuesday evening, aoth Maria, relict of the late Matthew &Mega, in the 69th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are re spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, UN Poplar street, on Friday after noon, 28d inst., at four o'clock. Interment at Monument Cemetery. #4O PRITNER.—On nth inst., after a long and path ful illness, Catharine, wife of William Prltner. The relatives and friends of the faonily, also Wreath or Frlondablp Ito. 3, if talent Order of Fe male Druids, also Broad etreet Independent Bone• floral ASSOrdetloo, areyeepeetfelly invited to attend the funatal trete her hisimand , s residuum, NO. 1535 Clallowhlll Street, on Thursday afternoon, 20d inst., at 4 o'clock P. DI. A kind and faithful wife, an affectionate and lov. ing mother. •e M11.24ER.--On the 20th inst., Mrs. Mary, wife of B. Milner, In the 60th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her hus band, No 1319 Pine street, on Thursday afternoon, at 3}4 o'clock. R.uurc.3lr.—On the 20th inst., William Remlok, late Alderman. son or Mary Ann and the late James liondok, In Ms 38th year. relatlyee 1111 d male ftloods , stao Lodge NO. 21.1. A. Y. M., are reSpeotfully Invited to attend HS funeral, on Priem the 23a inst., at a 0 9 0 look P. K., from his late residence, 120 Dlliwyn street. "4 BLACK. ENGLISH. GRENADINES.— Just teclied, t CHAS of Mack EatllBll Grenadines. at 40 cents a yargl... ETSSOI.:SOD, /Seaman( Store, 9.1 S cantem Shoot Oat prim' -Prim In Wain flgtpeo. myl6 ptLACIC OHALY DE LA.INE.-JUST opened, CDC WSSe or Plhis. bleak (Maly de Lai., .1 i 73 5. IMO 7 erd. BXSSON & Suit Ok on Storet 915 ir/Ror str.et• One prier Prices in Pleiu Sgures aryl6 pr. NOTIOE.—OFFICE PENN MINING COMPANY OF LASS SU FBEIOB, 319 VW.. BUT Street. PHILADELPHIA. Jane 21. lqds. The Adjourned Sale of Six •thousand Bight Hundred end Pify-nine Shares of Stook in. tie Penn kitutnic Company of Late Sops,Mr. ordered for non-payment of ilietairOßlltS, will he halo on SnTIJ39ILY. Jelly let, moo, at 12 o'olock M.. at the Office of the Company, Do. 319 WALNUT Street By order of Board of Directors. DAVID S. HBYL, Secretary and Treasurer. UNION STATE convEwnos.-A State Convention will he held et Harrisburg on WEDNESDAY, the 19th July,lBBl. at IS o'clock Id., for the purpose of putting innomination a State ticket to be supported by the friends of the Onion at the coming October election. The earnest and Imam labors of a loyal people se; cared the great victory in MN. and made the war. which our commits denounced as a failure, *lnterims eneeeem in 1866. Onr e rhea been maintained. our enemies destroyed. Qur (soy...T.ost pi...ea:Ted. and piece re• establiohed. Let ovary friend Who bided In this result take ineesores io be represented in that Convention. We OHM Sae to it that the fruits of our ruccess are not lost to the nation. Business of vast Importance will be presented for ito wiasidermion, and every district in the Slate !should be represented. SINUS thosa o3 . Chairman. A. W. EIr.NEDIM Winn /Damn. }Secretariat, rir ELATION LEMUR 11017011 E, 717111 AA, 181113. LIEUTENANT GENERAL GRANT Will RECEIVE the member► of the UNION LISLGUE. and their families, at the LEAGUE MOUSE: ON SATURDAY, JUNE 24, Between the hoar► of 11 A. N. and 2P. M. Members must be prepared to show their Tickets at the Door, and those who have not provided themselves With Tickets abrade do before datardtY next. in order to secure th..nselvee admission. By order of the Boma of Directors. GEORGE H. BORER, Je22.3t 8110.1111 TART. gr. ADDRESS BY HON. WM. D. KELLEY. CONURAT HALL, THURSDAY EVENING, .Tune Zi, 18NI. 8 eelOok. Subject, "Safeguards of Personal Freedom." Tickets. Fifty Cents, to be bad at door. .019 4t! al r HE",l7l3 l ?rEt i t il El l . i tte T y. l l l ll)l l: MEl f , in CT. LITER'S CADUCEI. THIRTEENTH Street, be- low Spruce. oii FRIDAY Morning. •23d tbetent, at 1031 o'clock when teverai Graduates of the Diviulty Nabool and vtifierfiTeillobtruZt/Viter'gr 7,lt:ta_°,ll. Orderl (.41241`; will be delivered by the Rev Dr. HOUSE. it rafrANSISTA T TRIKASOREWS OFFICE, 11. S. MIST, Pgnaws LegiA, June 21, WO —Persons holding day or more gout ens maturing the lot proX., are req nested to deposit tnem, with a schedule of the same, before the 29th toot.. in order that thee may be examined. CbrquAs will be leaned for them on the morning of the Ist prox. ARCHIBALD Ma aITY 88. je22. 64 Assistant Treasurer IT. S. UrNOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN THAT Application hal , been made to the officers t‘f tno ritffilltsm Pedal Oil Company for renewal of Cartiflcste N 0.304. for four bnadred and twenty Owes in said tom. waty. In the name of. Hiram Corson, the original card fleatea Wing been loat or cJOEF.OII, Attorney. jell-tonffirs 80Er 'WALNUT 131reet. PBEBIIIENT PIiTROLEIIII CON- 71 BEOADWAY. New York inns IT, A special meeting of the Stockholders of this company will he held at the CONTIASSTAL 110T11.. Philadelphia. Pa., On THURSDAY. the 29th Of this worth, at one o'clock P. M., when baldness of Ininortanco will be presented.. By order of the Board of Directors. J. ED WIN O.IIIANT. je2l-9t Secretary. 151•Ww UNIVERSITY OP PENNOLITAOL4I., Mew (DEPARTIRANT OF ARTS). The Examination of the JacMr. Sophomore, and Freshman dilasses, M the clove of the '1 hird. Term. will be 1-eld in the follow int order: - W SDP SD Alt , 21er. —From 10 to IL ,Tuniore. by Prof. Frazer, (Pleat are the Meant lc gine, ) oral. From 12 to 2, Sophomorm, by Prof. Kendall, (Analytical Reome• try ) written._ 211.IIRMY. 22d. —From 10 to 12, Juniors, by Prof. Allen, (Theceritne,) oral. From 12 to 2. Sophomores, by Prof Frazer (Chemistry 01 the Metals.) and .Fresh men, by . Prof. Kr.dall. (Oeometry,) written. 117:IDAY, 23d.—From Al to 12, Juniors. by Vie Pro. VOA. (Moral Phil eaophy, )of at, From 12 to 2, Sopho more by Prof Coo Me. altkiyereal Literature. ) written. MOD DA.T, 28th.—From 10 lOU Sophonores.by.Fra. eller., (The gloode of AristoPhanes.) oral Frain 12 to 2, Juniors, bY Prof. Kendall, (Differential Calattins, ) written TUESDAY, 27th.—From 10 to 12, Freshmen, by Prof. (Plnieret, 'a Life of Demosthenes,) oral. From 12 to 2- Juniors. be Prof. Jackron. (Juvenal. ) oral, WEDS ESDAY, Mich.—From 10 to 12, Hophontoree. by Prof. Jackson. (florace's tides.) oral. From 12 to 2. .FreV i r sii A by Prof _loo r ne in e 40(7 oral $' r y 8 ) 8 .3 4 1 V e . n ,by Prof. Jackeru, ( Horace 'a ) oral. GRORGR Al LEN, je2l.4t, Secretary of the Felinity of Arts. 'NITED STATES MARINE CORPS. —l3OO GOVERNMENT 80111117 to aft who enter the 13 IYBA BTATES' MARINE CORPS. All per ms desirous of obtaining the RAM Government Bounty. had better enlist at once, for the beauty by recent order, ceases from and after July lot. 1886. splendid opportunity to visit foreign countries—a squadron of veteele to sail in a short time for the Medi terranesn—geod pay, excellent accommodattoos, tight and easy duty. Per all further information. apply at the Recruiting Rendezvous. lie. 311 South FRONT Ftreet, between 9A. M. and a o'clock P M., every day but Sunday. JAALES FORM Int. jell. 91 (Sartain and .fieernittng Officer. PCBLICATIONIS, A LL THE NEW BOORS, avVELOPBS (initials H a A n ß ip " el i pMergiF . TISITINO GAILDS. Engraved or wr:tten. ATClL ALL HS MILOAZTNE9. PORTFOLIOS, WEI rING-DINIIB. PARS, MKS, •LBII4IS, &o. Akir Rrery one lazeing the city for the 4.3191).11. And it to their interest to order of OBALLBId, Bookseller and Stationer. Orden filled by mit l2gBP. ,iell•)2t OUR MARTYItED PRESIDENT; OR, Yolyee teem the Pulpit of Sew York and Bror.a - lye. Containing alt the Sarmone by the orators of theta Cities , and the °ratio.. or Bar eroft and B VIIVOITS OB TEE DEATH OF LITTLE WIEN. By Samuel J. Prime. D. D. Pimo. Was CEIAII GSD CILOSS and other Religions Foams. A Yew edition. Berated red cage.. Ismo MACttP6I,AR: a Book for the Cemeterv. /ow% Bed edam,. For We by .3 . 111113 S S. GLAMION., (Elloceisor to W. B & A Morava). jail 606 OBBBTBUT tstroot. WirLDER'S HAND. THIS NEW 1110VEL. by Sheridan Le Yana, antitor of "Uncle Silas." is one of the most peererfni and exciting Eng , SA novels ever anblished It is being read and mimed everywhere. audits gale is growing enorwoue. iebbtbstniOt CARLST iy ON. Publisher, hew York. tETRIQR IsISHING.—A. NEW BOOK ,•—• on sporting. by R. B. Roosevelt. One or the wont wittr, eatertaininir. and de/igh:ful books ever pub lished. Just as attractive to the amyrkenr 4e, to the Pro. fessional reader. OARISTON, Publisher, Row York. lel•thstulOt TTUGH WORTHINGTON--A NEW E oval by Hrs. Vary Holmes, author of .•Tem. pest and Sunshine, " etc. This new novel is piescaly alarmist, and will become a vest favorite this season. CALM OIL Publisher, New York. jel. thetnlOt ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO, BY PRO femora Miller and Lim .—new edition. ..• - • • ALCOHOL, Its Place sod Power, by. James Miller. rd.. D.. late Professor of turner, in the thelversky of Adhibert. EIBACUO. its Dee and Aimee, by Jobe Mears. M. D. ADM Oration of the above, board In one Velum, Just Issued. rsloo IN $l. PHSPAHATION. NARCOTICS AND STIMUL &BYO, by Wm. Ainslie, M. D., in one volume LINDSAY & BLAKISTON, Publishees and Booksellers, :15 South SIXTH Street. je2l Above Chestnut. NEW BOOKS! FOR BUMMER READING!! Just reserved by ANEMEAD & EVANS. (Hazard's old asand), isr 0. 724 CHESTNUT Street. MIRA MICELI. Another new novel ON (MAID. A Duval, By Annie Thomas_ f3AYWOBTaTa. By the author "Faith Curtsey's Girlhood.' WILDER'S HAND By the author of "llnele Silas." LOOKING AROUND. Br A. A Bee, A t•Ola OF THE ROIL A Novel. ORPREUS O. SEER PAPEISS. Third Series. GARAI:Mt Its Defences, Condition, and Resources. Being a second and conclualnt volume of-" My Diary, North and South. " By W. Howard Russell, L.L. D. HOMISHOLD POEMS By Henry W. LougrelloWs with illustrations by Gilbert, Foster, end Abeolon, LOAD DERBY'S ILIAD OF HOMER. 'Cho Amen. ems edition just ready. As handsomely printed as the English. 2 vole crown Eve. raotroros DISTORT OP ENGLAND. 2 vole. 12mo, LIFE OF MIRO. By Wintare Forsyth_ TBE CLEVER WOMAti OF THE PAI(ELY. By hUM 'Fonts. author of 'Hats of Rode) ' BEATRICE. By Julia Havaosah. ETHICELASD'S LIVE.. OF THE MINNS OF =G LAND. Complete in 6 vole. MT'S DIARY, in 4 vole, and other new yolnmes of Bohn'e Library, at low Prices jelo.tr JUST PUBLISHE D— DB BOARDMAN'S TamunGIVING AND NAST DAY MADAM THE PEACEMAKERS. II THE PEACE WE NEED AND HOW TO SECURE IT. Published And for sale by JAMES 8. CLAXTON, Successor to W. S. & Alfred Mutton, iel2 6W CHESTNUT Street, A PPLETON'S N W AMERICAN CiaerßM A , —Compleis In 16 Various Styies of Eluding. ft MILLI°, RROORD, by Frank Moore, TAW. MERIVALEI HISTORY (Yr THII ROI[AN3=3OIII complete. Vas Agency for these valuable works is at 33 South 3/XNB Street, above (Montauk ong.tf JAS. K. SIMON. CONFECTIONERY. si3NNER CONFECTION 13. Persons about leaving the site should cell sad ex. amine our epleadid assortment of DELICIOUS CONFECTIONS. SYRUPS, &0., PartiCalariy adapted for the Warm $llllOll. E. G. WHITM aN & Co.. MANUFAOTURERS I 318 •CHESTNUT STREET. Also,..an assortment of BRILLIANT FIREWORKS. le 10-atuthlm ' ~a '_l iW)U VINE SHIRT MA.I4I:IIPACTORY. I. Tie subseribers would incite attention to their lIIPNOVED OUT OP Satan. out the, =he t stissiulty fE their builussi. Also, wasteattl! resolving, ]IOPELTIBB NOR. WYJJL J. W. SCOTT <ls CO., GRATLIMU '8 IrCiIiNISHIAn STORK, No, 814 OtinTlifErT Street, Ja2-17 Ponr doors below the Continental. IN THE ORPHANS' COURT ' OR THE OITY A - BID COUISTT PEttLeDEIRIA.. Notate of 111.1.7.0110.11 WILGOUNS, Deceased. The auditor appointed by the COart to Ewalt, settle. asd adjust the account of asiaLLEs INONREALL. one of the Bidet:tore and Trustees of the last will and testa ment of Elizabeth Wiloodke, deceased. and to report distribntion of the balance in the hands of the acsonnt ant, will meet the parties In forested for the purposes of ms appointment. on SATURDAY, TutT 1.1655, at 11 &CM& A. M. at hie Office, No. 627 WALNUT Street, In the city drhiladelphin 42. than 5t SAMUEL 0. PARKINS, Auditor. I'BTATE OF JOHN BRIRVING, DE CEASSP. —Letter. Testamentary TIMOR the W tll Or John Starving. late of Prithtdelnhill. &Mired. ititTio.e Man granted to "Tha Pennavivanta Company for ru, snrsnre on Lives and Granting annuities. ' ' alt persons indebted to said Estate are rermested to make payment, and those having Cdainti against MO acme to premnit them at the office of the said Company. 301 WALI(OT Street, without delay. CHARLES DIJTILH. je22•ibm6t president. EDUCATIONAL. I%I.C)VACATIONS. PREPARATIONfor BUSiIIGRII Life. Inetrnation in Book-keeDiee. In all lie branebeii. Penmanship. Ckacunereiel (lalettle• !lone, Basthoes Forian • ago . CRITTE7DRIVS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 637 CMSWITtry Street. tor. or Berfiat.h. Minna Jibing, by both Sound and Paper Instrument.. Smdenis receivid at any time, and Inetruoted.sepa rately, at such. hours as may best milt their sours ohne,. 16-22i* JO U 719 THE PRESS.- - -PHTLADELPHIK THURSDAY; SITN'E 22; 1865: MILITARY. LEGAJL. FINANCIAL. UNITED EITATEB 7-30 LOAN. THIRD SERIES. $230,000,000. Xy seniority of the *..ratters Of. the Trillions'''. at undersigned, the Cieneral rhabseription Agent for the sale of United Mates %milieu, offers to the snipe. the third series of Treasury Notes, bearing Wen and three-tenths per *est. Interest per annum. known as the SEVEN.THIRTY LOAN. Those notes are toned tinder dais of July 16. MC sad are payable three years from twit date in enr ramp, or tore convertible at the option of the holder Into U. S. 6.20 SIX PER GENT. GOLD.BBARING BONDS. These Bonds are now Worth ■ handsome prelate= and are exempt. as are all the °WrenMont Bonds. from State, County, and Municipal taxation, whioh adds from one to three per cent. more to that, nabs% sesording to the rate levied upon other property. The Interest Is payable seml-mennally by coupons attained to so note. which may be cut off mad sold to nay beak or banker. The intermt at 1 SO per sent. amounts to One cent per day on a $5O note. Two cent. per day on a MOO note. Ten gents per day on a 11600 note. Twenty cents per day on a 181.000 note. One Dollar per day on a 86,000 note. Notes of all the denominations named will be Promptly furnished upon re.ise of snbautptions. The notes of thin Third Serieo are preolsely similar fa form and privileges to the neven-Thirttes aireadv geld, =sent that the Government reserves to itself the optic* of paying interest In gold coin at 6 per sent. instead of 3-10 the In currency. Subscribers will deduct .U 0 In- Wrest in currency up to July 16th, at the time when they eabssrlbe. The delivery of the notes of this Third Wee of the Seven-Thirties will commence On the let of Jane, and will be made promptly and sontinnoasly after thatdate, The Wight change made in the conditions of this THIRD SERIES affects only the matter Of Interest. The payment in gold, if made, will be odnivalent to the currency interest of the higher MO. The return to owls payments, in the event of Which only Will the option to par intermit In cold be availed of. would so relines end equallas prices as that pue abases made with six per cent. In gold would be MIT equal to three mads with 1111703 s end three-tenths per sent. in currency. Thus IN THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now offered by the Government. and its Mtnerior ad vantages make it the O - REAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE. Um than g2go,geo,ooo of the Loin authorited by Congress are now fa the market. This •meant at the rate at which it is being absorbed. will all be subscribed for within minty days, When the rioter will undoubtedly command a premium, as has uni formly been the ease on *losing the subscriptions to other Loam. In Order that citizens of every town and maim of the sonntri may be afforded facilitien for taking US Loan, the National Banks, State Banks, end 'Private Bankers throughout the conatrY have generally 30464 to re= salve subscriptions at par. Subscribers will selicttheir own agents, in whom they have confidence, red who only are to be responsible for the delivery of Um notes for Whieh they Neely. orders. JAY COOKE; SUBSOBI7TION ♦OEIfT, No. 114 SOUTH THIRD EITREAT, PHILADELPHIA. CHECKS FOR CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS ON WASHINGTON, WANTED. 3e20.6t DREXEL & CO.. DREXEL & COMPANY, BANEERS, No. 34 eiouth TUIRD Street, DEALERS IN AMERIVAN AND FOREIGN GOLD; FOREIGN EXCHANGE, UNITED STATES BONDS, QUARTERMASTERS' VOUCHERS AND UNGURRENT MONEY. STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD AT BOARD OF BII,OI{SE9, ON COMMISSION. jellif 1881 . -000 PONS, DUE JULY 1, GOLD AND SILVER WitETBD, ALT itiaaSST MARKET MOIL DREXEL. & CO., 34 South THIRD Street: WILLIAM H. BACON. IGEONGB A. WARM. BACON & WARDER, STOCK AND NOTE nnommuss 219 g WALIIIT STREET. Stocks bought and sold on Commission. Trutt Funds invested iu City, State, or Government Loans. Subscriptions received for the United States 740 Loan. without charge for rnminion to the purchrser. jel•tbetrant 7. STAMFORD. /OS. L. HOUSTON. STABIIeOIiD & 801JSTON, STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS, No. 125 SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Dealers In Government 13esaritlell,Gibesie, Unourrant Money, City Warrants, &a Stooks bought and sold on sommission at the Reveler 'Board of Brokers. my Seam DRUGS AND CHEMICALS. BOTANIC AND ECLECTIC! DRUGS. ROBERT A. El ANC. 129 liftlEial , SMUT, rEiria.DELYSIA., Would the attention of Druitylvta, Clotintry lfa• thuds. and °thus. to his stock of ROOTS, anzs, ►xD BUM& in various mired packages, of our own pruning, at P.RIOBS BBLOWFORMER BATES. • full Mot of lioi'dill3AL IKEHBELL a co. 'LI COIRIEXTEARADINIKEDIES, Pt a liberal discount to the trade. • - Catalogues forolahed on applleatlon. dull-nab FgjY C 0 A. L .-13TIOAR LOAF, BEAVER ItRALDoiy and Sprinf Mountain Lehigh Coal, And boat 4•0111114 Mounts, a. from NikatylkUL pr4Dared tao prosily for family Imo. Dona, N W. Gomm! NIGHTB and WILLOW Stmts. Offlao,No. llfi Soma BNOOND lang-o3 3. WALTON dt 00. MAURICE H. MATsilit2ll. CHAO, A, MATstsorri. M&TBINGER BROTHERS, 11000BSSOR3 TO ADAM MATSINGER, lITAIPOPAOICIIBRS OP FIRE-PROOF DOORS, IRON SHRTTIIRS AND SMITH-WORK IN - GENERAL. Also, Flaa•Staft Brackets, Forsaces, Clookksa ifinzas, Gas Gy t aa, Bath Boilers, Regirters e And 3'eattlators, and liteat-lron Work of ovary description. 1.224 a XSAIO3B 19TEMV4, .1•22.12 t PRILAIIBLPHIA. ' • FOR THR ILLTJMINATIoN, juxir 4, 18435. GENERAL GRANT CANDLES, WARRANTED NOT TO "BUM" For sale br ROBERT DONNELL & SON, 806 WALNUT STREET CARD. FURNITURE AT LOW PRICES. I will sell the Wanes of ray large stork of FURNITURE. At very low Prim. man SEPTEMBER lath. The sasortamst is corsDiste. GEO. J. IiSMEB4B. .ie2l-2m 1109 and 811CHEST1117T at CORNELIUS WENDELL. WILLIAM H. WATSON. Late Public Printer. Late Chief Clerk Sub. Dep. WENDBLL it WATSON PROSECUTE CLAIMS BEFORE EVERT DEPART MEET OP THE GOVERNMEIT. office Rooms, No. 345 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue, Directly opposite the Metropolitan How, Nedra P. O. Do: 260. Washiagton, D. O. McCANDLEBB tFc SMITH, MALT VINEGAR FACTORS. BROAD AND PETER STREETS. Constantly on band and for sale a large stock or MALT and WHITE. WINE VIDEGAR—a new article of mann factors in this country. made by the celebrated English process, and used esslneively for Pickling In Europe, All sales 'warranted free from Impurities and chemi cals. Orders tilled Promptly to all peas of the country. L. AG &MTh. _ 3. CAVELOS. No. 113 Walnut etreet, Phuadel phia. Prrr WAITE, No. 4 Exobarge Plsee. Baltimore. cammeni VAS St CO., Richmond. 'Va. .W. 001;1441) NCo NeWb4rA,A, C. jow.gat CURTAIN GOODS: T E. WAJICAELAITION, MASONIO HALL. 119 CHESTNUT STREET; IS NOW OPENING ANOTHER LARGE LOT 01' LACE CURTAINS; ELEGANT STYLES, AT PRICES, PROBE 6 DOLLARS TO 160 DOLLARS PER PAIR. WINDOW SHADES, _CHOICE PATTERNS. AT REDUCED PRICES. my2S FIREWORKS. FOURTH OF JULY FIREWOICK.I4, IN GREAT VAIiIIITT. ROCKETS, CANDLES, UNION AND ROMAN CANDLES, MINES, TRIANGLES, SHIP LIGHTS, SNAKES, BLUE LIGHTS, FLOWER POTS, PIN WHEELS, , GRASSHOPPERS, COLORED FIRES, ALM A large aatortarent of Wheals, for sale br A. IT. FRANCISCUS & CO.; .11341 t 513 MARKET STREIT FIREWORKS, FIREWORKS, FIRE WORKS, OF MIRY VARIETY. hi large or Mull Quantities, may ba had at JOSEPH CAMPBELL de BRO.'S, 9e17-19t* 108 MAXIM Street. CARPHTS AND OIL...CLOTH& BPRING, 1865. GLICK ECIEIO DELLXM. OXILMANTOWN, PA. arcAici]Lium & CO., ILAWLIFLOTURERS A IMPORTERS OF C.5.11.P iZ'II G/S• 3IL CLOTH, MATTINGS. &e. .):COR: - 'l.l A • 1):1/.Y: Mt 01t182111172 'rum RETAIL DEPARTMENT; 1019 CAIRTMITIT SYJUIST: MILITARY fitOODS. FLAGS 1 FLAGS !I EVANS £ HASSALL, MILITARY FURNISHERS, 418 ARCH STREET. BANNERS, Silk, Bunting, Muslin, and De Lain Jr 3C4 A. G. S i OF ALL 13121118. SWVAIDO, - SASHES, BELTS, FABOANTS, &a. -11111.1TARIC GADOl , ftig OF IiVERY DISORIFTION. UMW NERCRANT TAILORS. EDWARD 8. SNLITI JOHN KELLY. TAILORa, 1111 CHESTNUT STREET, JATI WOW DT MU A 00111 0 1,11 Ti ASSOBTMIINT 07 SPRING GOODS. sats-tt STATIONERY & BLANK BOOKS OIL MINING, QUAL, AND OTHER skw COMPAZIO. We ere prepared to tarnleh New Corporations with all the Boob; they require, it short notlee and low Prises. of first duality. All styles of Binding. Form PLATE OBETI7IOATIS 01 STOOK. LITHOGRAPHED !! !I TEANSFNE 8008. ORDERE OF TRAMIEL WOOS LEDGER. STOCK LEDGER BALANOIL REGISTER OF CAPITAL STOOK. 2EOEIEI3 PETTY LEDGEZ. AOOOIINT 07 SALM. DIVIDEND BOOR.. MOSS .51r, CO., BLANK BOOK NAIDIAOTIIKIES AND STATIONERS. se^wl-It 131 OESSTEHT Street. HOVSE-FIIRNISHING GOODS. 600 ILIFEgRCATIoRpf. *WEE COOLERS. FREEZERS, GAS STOVES. FOE SITVIHER COOKING. jele tt GRIFFITH & PAGE, SIXTH and ARM GROCERIES. HENRY CHAPMAN, IMPORTER OF TEAS, 9112 ARCH STREET• PHILADELPHIA. TEAS, TEAS, TEAS, TEAS, TEAS, TEAS, TEAS, TEAS. No common Teas sold or aim away.. No false state ments to effect sales. HENRY CHAPMAN'S CHOICE REW Tim Oonnoleseuro is Tea. TRIOS, $1.5115 PIE 115., Formed from a eelection of the most approved v*. 'rietiis, oombined ln the proportions best ilalonlated to dffelop the varied excellencies of each, YOUNG - HYSOIs; YECKING CHOP, THE. FINEST IN THE COUNTRY. NANKIN MOYTINE. IMPERIAL AND GUNPOWDER. COFFEE, COFFEE, COFFEE, COFFEE, PURE JAVA, MANILLA, AND RIO, ROASTED WITHOUT WATER OR LARD. HENRY CHAPMAN. 932 ABCS STREET, ja2l-4 PHILADELPHIA. p FAMILIES RESIDING IN THE BUELL DISTRICTS We are prepared, as heretofore. to MAN latallial, at their country readdenees, with EVERT DESCRIPTION OP FIRE GROCERIES. TEAL Ito , dm • ALBERT 0_ ROBERTS. Dll24•tt Corner RI.EVELI TN and VINE Manta BLINDS AND SHADES. B. J. WILLIAMS.. No. 11.6 North Sixth Street, muurtnrannuti cos VICNITIAN BLINDS AND WINDOW SEIADBB, o p o wiri Su n ri and *zoo wortnortt the III? at lks EITOIS SRADIS DUDS AND LITTIZED, - Mess lot lolled 'Made and Shades. spd-Sa CABINET FURNITURE. atooßE at CAMPION' Sil6l BOUTS 8110011 D STAMM% are prepared to follow the decline In the market In the prime of their Pozeitnre, rtuebneers will Diefiee SPA and examine our steak. mrlo.l7* TOBR 13 A T. OWEN, ATTORNRY, v corxexu.ox IT LAW. AXD Bobiorrom Wikahlagi MAIM on. D. ottia. ma X Brea, vow ratovz ial , llll r fa . 0. Tr=m 200 PIEOBB OF JACONET LAWNSI OR ABW ABM BiaurlFUL STYLES. TO By OPENED THIS MORNING. Goods that have just arrived by the late ateantere to Yew Volt. ALSO. slew Diem of PLAIN PERCALES, IN BUFF AND BLURB, lea a few blues of the NEW BLUE PLAIN ILOONEr LAWNS. EDWIN HALL & CO., je22.2tr 96 Smith SECOND Street. EYRE & LA.NDELL, FOURTH AN 33 ARCH. SLIMMER SILKS AND SHAWLS. TOWELS FOR HOTELS. PURE WHITE SHAWLS. DIAMOND MARSEILLES. GOODS FOR TOURISTS. WIDE GOAT SILKS. LLAMA SHAWLS. &AUZE FLANNEL. 1.010 LOW QUILTS. TABLE LINEN. ep26•tbem2m COOPBR & CONARDI Fr so, v;:gr_v:p.m,),_NoviDi•ifrA FINE OLLESIMERES. LINEN DRILLS AND DUOS. SUMMER COATINGS. THIN DRESS GOODS NEW WHITE GOODS. DOMESTIOS REDUCED. ELEGANT SILK SAOQUES. BLACK HERNANI SHAWLS. 4 410. je4tf JCHAMBERS, NO. 810 ABCS T. • BEMS STOCK . REDUCED. Black Thread /MN. Thread Veils. Thread WO Barbee. Hemstitched Handherobeits barsnine. Cambric Edgings and Insertion/. Shined and Fancy Proterh Maattne. for waists. Lams Lace Bunrnons and Palates. jaie St* pßow.ti TABLE LINEN, AT THE -.L. low Enloe of 62.44 i ens lot much heavier at OS. good p Handsome table Hien, extra heavy, at Sr% which is lower than it can be bought; much liner and better at $l. One lot extra width and beautiful patterns, both spot and damask. Bleached table linen "equally as cheap, in all the Width. and ',mien. qualitaea. Six nieces Barnsley double satin damask, all differ ant patient,* and lower than they would coat at pre sent rate of gold. Towels with or without fringed ends, bine and rod borders. Brown towels at $1 75 per dozen. Ruakabaek. bleaebed and ball bleached. Blue plaid linen forglass towels, striped and plaid. German linen for tow els, that are the beet goods to wear in the market. Butcher's linen, both yard and H i yards wide. Li nen 10.4, U. 4 and 12 4 wide. Plllcm llama 42, 40 ; _OO and a 4 inches wide. 50. 10-4 Lancaster oats. 5U 11-4 Lancaster quilts. One lot Marseilles ,luilts of the old heavy kind at leafs than they can be imported for. One lot white Marseilles. very pretty patterns. One of the best as sortments of calicoes in the city, both light and dark. Sheeting and shirting muslin' in great quantities, at My UMW low Priam GRANVILLE 11. RCM je2o 4t No 1013 MARKET. above Tenth. 1865. 4 4 SPANISH LINENS ZOE TRAY " BLux nESSESS. 9.9 Bley Linens. Dark and Dant Linens for Snits. Brown Hollanda Figured Linen. for Beelines. 'White Peons or Marseilles. !domain) riettinp. Pink, blue, cherry and wli s l p te w Taitile a toit t air cm. iel9 ti AO South SICOID Strait. noorEn coNARD, NINTH AND N.." MARKET, have The beet Carsim ere stock in town. Good Linen Dril ie, Drinks, Coatings. Tailors' Linings, of every kind. Muslin stook complete, prices right. Family Linens, selling, gold, at Sikh Ganzedomet and other Flannels. rear,Wool Detainee, 65 and 65 cent,. Extra line black Mobali Alpaca, $l, Lupin's 6.4 black Wool Detainee. $L Good stock white Falntook, Bird-eye Linen, striped Inset Oambzlos and Jaconsts, puffed Muelins, Mons. 610. White bang. and otter thin Shawls. Silk Banque, and Summer Dusters jeMf SPLENDID BTOCK OF LINEN GOODS. just opened at TO2 AMR Streit, onts. prising— Turkish, Bath, Huck, and plain Linen Towels. Dapkins of beautlfal patterns. and all grades. Table Linens, bleached, half-bleaches, and brown. Richardson as Dunbar's, Dickinson's. and other Linens t hrides t ' i se Gents' L. 0 Marc from /23i0 to al— misetrt° tot mid. cord imder. — .3. JOU STOKES. SPECIAL NOTICE. SMOG OFF BRUM STOOK . . . TO CLOSE BUSINESS!! GOOD-WILL AND FIXTURES FOE SALL TR ORDLET AND CHIN!. We Invite special attention to the above 'annuitant. We have a Large Stook. We are Selling Cheap. Every yard is to be closed ont on or before the lst day of nepteanber. Mike and Deese Goode, Clothe. Catedmeree, and Linen Goode. Showls.thoaks,Sklrts. lidkrikata..44o. Mullins and Calicoes Mash under wasn't pride. THORISLBT tt °Mgt_ isylf•Tot Clor. of merits oPn. elanDast, runnw %LK GRICNADI : Gron g h t : l l. to s q i. 50 Ma• add .ssias, In Els& and they Trassillng.Dress Goods, In ovary Misty. Hew Dress Goods, in great varlets. Handsome Chem Bilks $2.50. VERY CHEA P.LACK SILKS. suitable for Orestes. Mantles. and Sacques. COTTON GOODS AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE PRICES Nerrimas, Sowards. and Paellas Prints, 215 a. 10 4 Waltham and Peperl.ll bleasbed sueeti St H. STEEL gs. SOH, In7B.tf Nos 718 and 415 North TENTH dOdet. NEW sEfikirr FOR 18045. THE GREATEST LANTETION 01 THE AGE IN HOOP 7. W. BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTIC for donnas) SPRING SKIRT. BRADLEY di caws (lat. I. T. & 1. o. Wiest 59LNTROPRIRTORS and MINIIPACITILESES. 97 CHAMBERS and 717 and 81 ENILDB htteets, gjely Ifork. TRIG INVENTION *mists of Dr/UM (or two) Er, rarrto Steel SPRINGS, ingenionsle BRAIDED TIGHTLY and FIRMLY together, BOOS to Koss, making the TOUGHEST, most FLEXIBLE. ELASTIC, and DURABLE SPRING - ever need. They seldom BEND or Pagan, like the Single Springs, and consequently premieres their PERFECT and BEAUTIFUL SHAPE TWICE to LON/L SS any other SHIRT THE WONDERFUL FLEXIBILITY and great COMFORT and PLEASURE tO SD, LADY wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SHIRT will be experienced partiordarlyin all crowded ASSEMBLIES. OPERAS. CARRIAGES, WA ILHOAD CARS, CHURCH PEWS- ARMCHAIRS, for PROMBA ADE And HOUSE DRESS, as the SHIRT MID be FOLDED Whee in nee to 00017. TY a small PLACE As easily AN a RILE Or MUSLIN DREES. A LADY having enjoyed the plescore, comfort. and peat Colillenlence of WEARING the DUPLEX. ELLIPTIC STEEL , SPRINO SHIBT for A. SINGLE DAY Will Romer After ward Willingly dispense with their Wok For CH/LDREM, HISSES, and Yoram LADLES they are SUPERIOR all others. TREY are the best quALITY in every part, and tin , questionably the LIGHTEST, most DEBIBABIOLOORPOrtr• ABLE and ECONOMICAL SHIRT ever Made. )OR SALE in all FIRST-CLASS STORES ID this city, and throughout the UNITED STATES, HAVANA DE CUBA, MEXICO. SOUTH AMERICA. and the WEST INDIES. INGOINN FOE TEE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT. my6.2m. 628 HOOP SKIRTS. • HOPKINS' "Ow:a macs , ' or 628: 8200? ssuiTs, the beet aseeriniont and bed finanty and Myles in the city. Oore Trails,au ienatie and sizes, from 18 to 65 springs, from $1.75 to $4, Plain Skirts, all the new shapes and sizes. from 19 td 60 springs, from *1.40 to *3 Skirts of extra heavy deed and extra tapes, from 20 to 36 springs, from $1.90 to 152.76. Hiseoe' and Children's, of every grade, from 6 to 36 springs, from four to eight cents per spring; they have no equal. Agents for tie new Flexible Skirt, the meet pliable Hoop Skirt made. and fully equal to the Duplex Elliptic Skirt. and at wish lower pricos. Also constantly on baud full lines of low. priced Sew York aktrts. kid padded and metallic las:nue& -16 springs. 86o.; 2ospringe, ;25 springs. $1 15; 30 springs, and 40 springs, *1 CO. Skirts made to order, altered, and repaired, at OW LECH Street. C0P6.11.T1 EaSHIPS. THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO. ,FORE existing under the style and firm of rsrts• 6011 & OMITH is this day iiiteeleed by anginal con. sent. The Mounts of the Arm will be Bottled, as d the business continued at the same staut,no. aIU MAIM!' Street, be Isaac B. Smith. THOMAS IC PETERSON, ISAAC B. bMTTH Jtrsz 20, 1865. je2l-81.*_ THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO fore eatatlng between HIRAM A. KisißiLL and AIcoPEW J. LAWRENCE as /Lally. Partners, and MATTHEW HE MITRE' ae Silent Partner. under the sifts and Arm of .B.I.*BALL &Imes 14 . 1 e broUtree of making ARTinCIAL LIMBS, It. by ni.n. 'teal consent diasolVed .Chrounh the rotlromett of Phil LAWRENCE from am Am, by sating hie entire interest In thenbnsinees to the said MATTHEW NEWKIRK, mho bicomes an active Partner The business will be euntitued under the style and Arm of KIMBALL ut CuMPANIt. HIRaM A. KIMBALL, AND KB W J. .LevirillidiCUL MATTHRW NEWKIRK. 839 Ana fittest, Vhilada., May, IMP. isl6.6t VVULCANITE JEWELRY. - LARGE • shoortment of Bb UK and GOLD rewILRY. 3 4 122.12 v W. IDLER. 109 South EGBVIATII NATIONAL FLAGS A LARGE stock of Stinting Flags, of the best material, all aloes, with poles, for axle at leW Prim, at the Carpet Otos of WM. A ROME, je22.9t*lf N E corner EIGHTH and MARKET. COFFEE, COFFEE, PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN OF Churches Public Buildings, Residences, and Country seats Views of favorite localities fur those who desire thein, by B. F. .11111k1)0., Photographer, No. 1324 ARBIL Street IL* TWELVE FOR SI.2S—VERY DESIRd- BLS STYLI& Pietsues, accurate Taut tastefully gotten up, suitable for album , and echoic. to exchange ith classmates, a. 12.121cIAR'S, MOND target, Om Omen. pARTES DE VISITS-SUPERBLY exenuto, in all varieties of sty:es, pleasing -in a*rangement and teetotal to Hnlsh. Eee enactment; and obtain them at B. F. ERMA'S. Yo. 644 ARCH Street. _ THE ASHLAND HOUSE, -a - POILLTR AVILVITS CITYYY. FOURTR IsTRRIA, NSW YORK ReCently eSibrgod and improved. is now open for transient as well as permanent boarders The bonze is 'hunted on one of the p. easantest avannee. and ad•esei ble all places or am asourmt and Menem by OM and stages. WIM, will find alt the conveniences and con• forts of a superior es:ablishmeat, with an excellent is. hie. Transient board. $3 per day. H FALKIRK. Proprietor. N. B —Families who desire rooms for tha summer will make early application. To desirable parties ad vantageous terms will be offered. isl2 363 rHOICIC CONFECTIONS. The MVO quitlitiee of CuyylOytazlSKY, gaited to the bummer season: manutaotered fresh, .14 1 / 1 , by BTSYHB! F. wEtreleir. lel•IxoNo. 1%10 MARKET Street. _ _ A VERY BUPERIOR KIM DROP, 1..- prepared bi 13/11PREN P. WPITMON, )al lm No. 1210 MARKIT Fitted. ITERMICTICALLY SEALED MEATS S-A-ixD 5013113. 1.000 tkoz. R o o ms. et Nea 600 600 " do Veal. 500 " do Malin'. 1,000 " do 'Parke,. 0t I.X) " do (Waken. 6.003 wonted Emmy. 1n 1. L 33( lb. 6 11 14, yor lab by 'snooze, & wat.LIAIIB. 107 SOUL W&llin AVCTIOIf NALIMG HBEINBBS' BAZAAR, 14INTH atMsma NAPSOIit Streets. IMI(1111 SALE Or NOUS% ato, OD SATDROAY MORDT Ma next, atIO o'clock, 00M• prisitgikbont IX SIXTY M, Netted to hansom eind the BOU ea4.4le. Yell description at sale. ASO. new and seeend•band Carriages, light Wagon". Ago with 'which the sale will comma:tee. Slave and Double Harness, Saddles, Bridle'. dm. Aar. Sale of Roma ato . on Wednesday. ALFRED N. REMISES% .022.2tif SALE 011 500 14: , 18 AT CAPE IS LAND. —Tttolll.B a' gone , intend selling at 010 . 6 ISLAND. on WBDIESDAY, the 28th of Jane. cop* FIVE ITOIDEED wry AT CaPit i6LARD, gaitagit , for Villee. The lots are withtu 1203, flat of the Wet battlinggronod on the Island , and in g very teepee , are anmivablv situated for the erection thamon of cottages. The radiates new offered oar 'Hama for reaching cum May. both by ra'l and steamboat. 'could twinge them to have a home of their own at thin, the most delightfat bathing place in the world. We commend thin sale to all nor nation., it SALE OFFICE FURNITURE OF PRO 170bT be sold at oablio auc tion. at N. T908A9 & nrstan., 1311 and 141 South pOtiThrti Street, OD THUBSDAY, Jane Vat. WON as 10 o'clock A, M. ' Aundry Tiabiaa, Doak, Chtifil Stow, ao. D. M . Lett. Captain, Provost Marshal First, Second, and Fourth Districts. Pesters. jai tbsosw 9t AMUSEMENTS. "NEW CHESTNUT-STREET TUNA. TRE—CHISTNIIT STRUT. ABOVE TWELFTH. LAMT WEEK OF THB DRAMATIC SEASON, ENTIRE CHANGE OF BILL THIS (Thursday) EVENING. Jane 22. LAIrT NIGHT BUT TWO OF MISS I.OTTA, who will mu:, by particular mutat, as BAet WILLOUGIigT. in the great moral Drama, in fear twill. THE `PICKET-OF LEAVE MAN. which will be presented lu the 01111 VAI7LTLESSNANNiIft Diet gained for It such nutversal commendation lest season. The Performance will C4II11:11011C0 with the musical in• teriude. the SWISS COTTAGE. FATDAN, BENEFIT OF Ma LOTTA.. SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Jane 24111. FIFTIETH AND LAST GRAND FAMILY MAUMEE OF THE REASON, When THE WIN DAlrlinTrate will be presented. MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW AROH STEW THEATRE. It•IOT WEER OF THE WEBB SISTERS. TO•BIGHT(THDRaDAY), Junn224.1665, THE virs.r. o ILLS and A DAT Too LETS. THE WEBB SISTERS In 2 Pitmen. B Character*, Songs. and Bannon. Friday, Benefit of ADA WES% On Monday,n )Ir. PRAINK DREW. THE GREAT CONBINATION irso6. ACADEMY OP BDSIO LOT, BROAD ABED LOCUST STREET& tun - A - VT/DINZiON AND EVENING DURING THE WEEK, Cammeneing MONDAY AFTERNOON, lath inst. and ending SATURDAY Evanuic. 24th, inclusive. Messrs. STUNS di I{OISSTON, have the ham plea sure of annotionine the opening of their great (Brent Alliance and will at ever, exhieition intredaw MAIMS CINBENATED TROUPS OP IROQUOIS INDIANS. who will display Wane wonderful and witoniehing wanes. The circus troupe to composed of star performers, pronounced by all critics the beet in the world, the whole tonsillar, a resplendent galaxy. sparkling in all the brlllteneesof tree art and superb asorments. The Trained. Doge will also appear at every exhibition. Doors oven at 2 c'elook„and 7 o'clock P M. Admix- Aron. r 4 Cents; children eerier 10 years, 25 cents. Atten tive ushers will be present to conduct visitor' to the interior of the mammothpavilion. See email bills. jell CONCERT HALL. —THB KPAnouem. of the. &ACM and intddente non- nested with the AseaseinationAnd Burial of Abraham Lincoln, and attempted IsSesehlidloll of W. H Seward. will be exhibited at COVC.Sav HALL. calmly(' Street, on MONDAY RIMING, July 3d. MI, and every &eider during the week. This Panora has been gotten up at great expense, and will give en in and livid view of all the scenes fonnected with the great national tragedy, which halt deprived Our Country of its savior. Ticket* fes sale at the Hall every day, between 10 m., and 4 P. hi., and during the evening. W. W. 1111714. jelin nnt• General Agent. AIRMOURT W&TERWORKe (WIER BRIDGE), AFTIIRROON 00111Clitl'e Ilan DAY. from 4 to I o'clock, by Hantisa . s ORADD MILITARY RANO. Programme of Nadi limed daily. The Arch, Vine and Oallowhill titroci Oars run direct to the place. telt 81 'ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS, CREST BUT Stmt. aborts Tenth—Open from 9 A. M. till 6P. Y Benjamin West's great pktare of °HEIST BS. SHORED gall on exhibition. NIS WAN TS. TAT .&. iN TED-A SITUATIOM AS VI Clerk, or In a Store. Address "5.," at this ova. Its "WANTED—A YOUNG MAN WITH ir some knowledge of BOOK,HEIWING, as &WY illerk. Address. With reference, flex 1858 Philadelphia Post•oldee. WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A bITUATION tie Sideman to I/ nTIO-Cliteti Whole. tale Grocery Home. to ,U on COMMIagIOa• Bed of referenceo given. Address A. G. 0.." Prase office. je22.3t. lar ANTE D—A, OUNG MAN TO Ir assist in the counting room. liddre , B, in handwriting of applicant, "T. N. R., Press dank je22. 9t* WANTED-A SITUATION AS BOOK w SUPBB or CLINK by a young ma beet eller sotto and praciicni pusineee habit& Oen give of re. Terence. Addreee Pm* office. jel2.3;* WANTED —AP ACTIVE PARTNER, tuatara capital orlo,ooo ta 28.003 dollars mt. class torthir btitinees•••Perfnmsry—in accocsn . ful operation for e last twenty years, this sealer part ner wishing to retire from active life. Tine la an °poor. Multi tsrety to be mel with tor entering at once into a safe sad profitable bnsiness. Address, with real name. I B. A' C 0.." office of this paper. my27•stnthtf 'WANTED, BY AUGUST FIRST- A second door. front, suitable for a Wholesale Book and Stationer y Store. Use of hatchway desired. Location between Third and nin th, Walnut and Race. Address, dating term.. am.. "ooks," at this of. tea - 4-.11 WANTED—BY AN IMPORTING Home, it Bret- &ASS B t tr i vaVVß . s .. olled in th e White Goo& dad Embroidery •—Etalormazi.' Prete OffICO ,102 - et * AYOUNG MAN, HAvirm rrvn years' binsinels experknoe, desires a sitnation as SALESMAN in a wbo:seals Dry. Goods. Notion. or Pro. vtsloa House can Influence good country trade. Ad. arose "Ham ilton." Port Carbon, Schuylkill e17.6t0 minty, Pa. i AGENTS WANTED FOR THE Ntritnll SPI. the most Interesting and ex. eitfng book ever pnbllebtrl, eruhrscfax the adventures of g women In the trnton Army ea Intne, 19a0at, Spy, Eying a most vivid inner picture of Fhe war. Tender. ladies energetic young nom, and espeohtlit returned ' and disabled officers and soldiers. In want of profitable employment, will find it peculiarly adapted to their condition. We have agents clearing $l6O per month, which we will prove to any doubting applicant. Bend for circulars. Address JOINS, BIWA. & 00., N. B corner SIXTH end MUM Ots., Philadelphia, Pa. royBo.lm. A°"TS WANTED FOB "TUE swarrlnVlOß. THS FIELD, TES DIM. GROH, AND THE ESCAPE " BY ALBERT' D. RICHARDSON, New York Tribune Correspondent. The most ini...re.tinz and exciting book ever pnb Relied. embracing Mr. Iflobirdeon'a napara Wed ez perieDeg for four imp; Irgmlling through the South to the secret service of the Tribune, at the entbleith of the war, with our armies and fiesta, both Raid and Weet, during the drat two years of the rebellion; hie thrilling capture; his conflntment fur twenty months in seven different rebel Orisons: hit escape, and almost miracu lous journey by Di/FA of nosrly 400 miles, It will abound in stirring events, and contain more of the fact, Inrident, and romance of the war than any other work yet pliblieh ed. leather', Indian, energetic young men, end especially returned and disabled officers and eol , Biers, in awns of profitable employment, will find it peculiarly adapted to their (*Edition, We have agerts clearing $llO per month, which we will prove to any doubting applicant. Send for circular.. Addreem 30558, BMA.. & CO , B. corner SIXTH and Illtiom Street, "Philadelpbis, Pa. ROY WANTED-A. COLORED BOY between the ogee of le and wanted. Apply modtatoly at 618 LOCUST Street. 3e2.tf REATEST THING OF THE TIME a NA —ROWER'S PRIZE SIVELOPES. —Afoul, wanted everywhere- Premium Watches even to Agents. Os receipt of $l5 we will mall, post.pald, 1( Envelope*, and a splendid Solid Sllver Hnntlna•Oase Watch as a premium to the &sant. A single Envelope sent, win: similar and fullparsteulars, op receipt of 'layouts. A 4. dross A. R. BOWEN a go., P. 0., Box 4270, 36 REEK. SUE Street, P. 7. znh27-Sni pAR TIVER WANTED, EITHER -R-6ILSNT OK ACTINIC. IN ♦ Horn IA THIS CITY, now lull of boarder.), deft a good paying beet nem. Loahtton very central. Address je22-61. J. C. meows, through the Poet °glee. 8125 & A D MONTII.-AGENTS WANT. ever Aw 014 FORT t i o . A t a d ATII 2111,7.4 v 1V G MACHIN& she only low-prise machine in the country which is licensed by Grover dr Baker, Wheeler at Wilton. Howe, Singer & Co., and Bachelder. All other wahines now sold for lase than forty dollars each. are infringements, and the seller and neer are liable to fine and Imprisonment Salary and expenses, or large commission. allowed. Illustrated etrenlars sent free. Address SHAW a CLARK, Biddeford, Koine mrlo-det W3m $7O A MONTH —I WANT AGENTS everywbero et 70 s mouth', espouses paid, to .eat FIFTBUI A11.T1131,15 the beet selling over offered. Fall particulars free. Minns OTIS T. WAIT. Bidds• fors. MOJA. 10710 d&WSm FOR SALE AND TO LET. ed REAL ESTATE, REAL ESTATE, -WaSEAL ESTATE, REAL ESTATE. REAL Ib•PATE REAL ISTAT.R, 55,000,000 WORTH YOB SALE. a. eon, 'mu WORTH FOR SALE R 0.000,000 WORTH FOR BAPS. 3rowrilLY CATALOGUE JUST OUT. NEW MONT/IL Y CATALVOUE ;UST OUT _IiONT.YLY C".ITALOOUP JUST OUT. Flint GRATUIToUti DISTRIBUTION. FuR oNATuvrous DISTRIBUTION. FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION 0111111eirae of Snal Estate for sale. ie thegreatest production of the age to parties in• torested in the purchase of property. No person should tall to get a copy (gratis) at the Office, 155 North birfil Street. le2L4tlt TO LET-A DESIRABLE THREE STOAT DEICE AWNLLING, No 1630 FII.IIIIIi,T Ewe% Aort , WO. ADDIS to JAMES Et LIrTGB, go. 434 wetx7T htroot. J021.9t* STEAM ENGINE-8-INOH CYLIN DISS, le•fach strolfa, oast4raa frame, littla used, for sale MIAS. LINN, 11% B. FROIIT Ntreet. jego.tattw:t. TO LET-THE FIFTH AND SIXTH STORIES of 237 end 239 DOCK Street, clouding through to Carter street; also Offices on the first fluor or the same building, fronting on Carter street. Can be ueedlfor manufnewring purposes, with steam power. The third story of the Commonwealth Building, 611. and 613 Chestnut street, the beet lighted room to the cite. AMA➢ to TOoKiS H CONNELL, Counting-HOU%) Dr, Sala. & Son. je2o- 4 3t# 242 CHESTNUT Street, BOARDINe. tIBST.CL& SS BOARD AT THE UNI TED el TATES HOTEL, 413 0111181 WIT Street. One lame haodsonele tarnished Clamber vivant. 0 Itargee moderate. Tide Hoene has no Bar 16.22 Gt• Tkr - RITE VIRGIN WAX OF ANTI.I,- V LBB. —Ane'FrsnehCormetteror beantityinf end preserylng the sample:ion. It to the most WOOtteP ) anapound of the axe. There is neither chalk, pow.At ussnestst, blemnth,nor tale baits sompostoom, Wilt i+ompooed entirely of ware 'Pinta Wax ; helms the el. teseretnerY oislltiee for 'reopen, the skin, makLui R a oft, 11,11100 SS, fair, and transparent makes tho old appear yonnjohe imp l ei 7 handsome, Ma headman store beeetirott, and the most bsantitni divine P 71•48 and 60 cents. Premed only br BUNT & 00., Per. to.naere, 41 death SIDATH &root. two doors ahoy. °implant. and 123 Sent) , SEVSKTH Street, ;thew. Walnut. CPI TBRRA COTTA MOSSO. ortios Azir) WARM/100MS,, Me 1010 MilibTlll:lT 8 flili nT, VITEIFIED WATER.. MLA!), and HEATING PIPSS, with bends, Menai/60, bane, oorrospoild, from Ito Minch bora, 0101.111EIrret. CHIMNEY TOPS, and PLUS PIP.S.S, warranted to ot.ne the nation of An gas, or w ,,,,th. r. O.IIPubiSMI AL PARLOR, AGO GARDIp VASSIii, for flashiest dooltine._plaln and bronzed. hilituonette Pots, Power Pote, Ivy Vases. Henning 'Vaasa, Fern Vases:dm. ire Importer of Minton's Encaustic Tile. for Churehos, Hallo, 'Vestibules. al. sabirtnthstf 8. L. ELWOOD!. StrffrftEit RESORT& T HE COLUMBIA. ii[atTnni ar CAPE MAY, NEW JE RS EY , Will be opened Ws Demon on the YIPTIENTE DAT OT JUI I. for the remotion or guests This leidinehonse NMI. for the twain lima. Mr sustain its wen.established reputation, Greatly eneouraged by the onetime of last year, Oa Tsropr *tor heti sakielled that a Hotel condueted ofeark gt•elass moat sontlans a eeeee es at this old sod tom r resort The railroad facilities are promised to be excellent. Beate celebrated Philadelphia Bled has ben 011* mired for the COLOMBIA the conduit esecog For, rooms , apply to S. Dmaelkollt. Ker • ant, etotel, Phlladettala, or to GIORGI J, sOlirett,tt9VOtto 4mOat% t. a . J. E ASTWICKGRAY'S K. PAR, FERRY. TOE BOATING AND mama, Will be open to subseribers ON THURSDAY, Jane labecrlptions revolved et 408 WALNUT STUNT. IRVIN BOOKIIM $ enwriatmdent. CONGRESS HALL, enema cm, IL J. . WILL Ono RIPE NAlk The subscriber would respectfullyinform his Mende and the Dnblfo M general, that he has Mill tangle Congress Cali, this Wig the fourth salsol. Yae y Im provements have been made: also. new BAth..Conwin have been erected, and the bathing signe.• be imposed at any sea-shore. And 9 is the determination of she proprietor to use every effort to make Congress Hall a home of comfort to hi* guests. • Band is engaged. Tome moderate. fe. W. HIPIKLB. UNITED STATEB HOTEL, arLeNria WrL N. J.. Will onion for,Vva c attifne en a. on Dodworih'S selabrated tend hist blip 4011 1 P 1 / for the Sesson. Persons wishing to engage rooms, or desiring fitting information, will address 131101910 & WOELPPIX, q Prprietore . ,_ iel4 Im` n'ttigarta Oh t REA BATHING L r.. 1 SURF HOUSI, ATLANTIC CITY, PEW JAUNT. Thls old, established. and favorite house will open fog the salmon on or about the 20th of June, It is nearer* the beach. securing ocol breezes at all times. its nn vr.eited Nettling facilities. its eornSete ftirnitlife mid apcainturent. end its unexceptioname table, sander We hones a favorite place for a summer eojonrn at the sea-side Passengers from the city are set down at the door, and communication with the inlets is had At all times by rail. A arse basil of tousle ham been engaged for the season. Parties whaling to secure Board will address the proprietor at Surf bones. Atlantic ally. 1e3.815t r H B. Bassos, Proprietor. CARLISLE WHITE SULPHUR SPRIPOS —This fashionable and deligatlni sum crier Resort is now open far visitors. For tercet APPLY to Di. W. WOOD.i, Proprietor, CARLISLE SPRINGS tea. WHITE SULPHUR A R AND CLIA IN BEA TEI SPRING 6, DOUBLING GAP, PA, S. ROBINSON, PROPRIETOR, ElLido.ll OPENS JUNB NHL This delightful place is toasted In °timberland non'• ty, thirty miles west of Barrieburg. It is accessible from all the principal %Mee be railroad io ilarriebnrg, thence by the Cumberland Valley Railroad to Brew• Title; from Newel°e sigh: miles geed staging to Um %witty,. The etage isalways in waiting upon the cr• rival of the oats M.1%64701141.' Pas/waging leaving Philadelphia, Baltimore. or Waehinaton in the morning can arrive at the Spezia the lame evening at 5 o' cloak. ThLe hotel is conituo. Mous end comfortable (having been receLtiv thorough. ly renovated) with hot and cold bath attached, and ex melee grounds for walks and 11011188014)/115. Pe, me $2.10 Per dityr or BPI per wool , . OT`r tour wane Btu per week,. The Jong laparlenge of the Manta proprietor enable% him to say that it will be conducted to a marmot se please all vleitors. N. B. A Sze livery le Weaned. to the establishment. jefl gON UNITED STATES HOTEL, LONG BEAN OR, Ne w JOU,. ii now open. for the no eeption of visitors—Jane 10.1885 ielo.2m. BENJ, A. 1113011514108, Proprietor. KITTATINNY HOUSE, DELAWARE WATIE This favorite Ilionntalti resort Is now Open lto TA- EttoreTrai. ns leave Philadelphia. from gensDniton Depot.at 7 80 A. le. an d 3 30 P. 8.. and arrive at the Clap at I P. M. and 13.8 i P. M. itsferanoes—Murton McMichael. Franklin Peale. Lords A. Clod ey. H. B. Beware. 8. R. Martin, Oluw/iW Hanker, O Sherman. Terms, $l.l per week. lm L. W. BRODHEAD. Proprietor. MOUNTAIN HOUSE, ORESSON SPRIVOS. This del tettful and romantic watering Dlace, situated on the entrimlt or the alleaboas leorretsiria, at oreseon mum en the Peamaylvauls WOW, Witt be Operott for the Iteceptto o auelfee. On MO SOLT, June nth, ma& Several new cottages have been erected. the m „„, d . bassi been beautified and imprev.A. and Cream is now One Of tee moo t , tenntiful lid homes in the Ratted States. Exeirsion tickets, good until October /40 aft Issued by the Penn.) lvaula Railroad Company. For Ituther information. address 0,110. W. .111:11.41N Proprietor 0P,1401‘ tiPSINdlh Cambria county, re. TTOWLAYD'S HOTEL, Ai- LOO filieleOU, N. J. Will be OMB for One reoeMtett. of guests Ulla thelBl. ieS•tru ROW LARD. HABBIRT. & EPHRATA MT, tIPRINOS,—THIS delightful and rot:mune watering place, beenti. folly situated In the healthiest gelation of Lamming county. and acknowledged to be the " garden spot of Pennsylvania. will open for the seoomotodetiou or geode on the lath of June. Railroad gommanicatloo twice a day from Philadelphia on the Pennsylvania or Readincßsilroad. and daily from Baltimore and New York. For particulars a Urals theproprietor. jel4mJ. W. PRBDBRIOR. -e-A9RETTO SPRINGS, 0 A MBRI COUNTY. PA.,...Thie favorite FYinteef/teeeo. rr,U2 ke olgli for the remotion of Y 4.4 . . JTIAN Coacher will be in resoineez et venison Ytittleti to COD , vey vieltore to the SWAM Lotetto Springs It illhenr. , Peened for Ito balttlt,fili POMO" and sainbrione climAtio A band of muds te mimed for the season. For porthole tare address. 7. A 0111130110. Proprietor. ta7Bl..]m Loretto, 'Umbria ammo , . Ps. HAND/LAND HAYDN SOCIETY'S AZirIDAL EXQuAtliaa TO ATLANTIC CITY. m-,thipt !! l ac -A --- 0 PATIOrratPROVIED WATER-HEATING APPARATUS MB WAXWING Ana vzirrnamtsa PUBLIC BUILD• =as Luis Pirreri BMLDS OM. KAIIINAOTIMID BY =II MON SUAX ►AD WUMWIKATING i•EwitsitiVANlA. JA.ALES P. WOOD & CO. 41 lath 1017BTRIM.00 14124mb B. M. FELTWELL, Supit• BELVIDERE DELAWARE RAIL. ROAD. TWO THROUGH NORTHERN CON NECTIONS DAILY, tun P, AND T, R A. InlNsiktotall DEPOT AT 7.30 A. M. AID 3 30 P, Counneetlod directly throolkt to BARTON, SORAISTON, V ME OAP, GREAT BEID, WILIKESHABS3, BOPPAI.O. AND THS ' GREAT LAMA Through Tickets sold and Baggers Checked throusk SO on prlnclpol points North end West. 7c9 , lxuW. R. G A MES, Alm , - - a ggr a t i TO PLEAS - URI SEEKRFfe. FOR LARS SEIPIRIOR, One of the new and =paean t Steamers, MIME AND PEWABIO. Will leave CLEVILARD, Ohio, every NORM at SP. M., and 'DETROIT, Michigan every TUESD AS, at 2 P. M , and Port Sarnia, at 101 1 . M. For real comfort and pleasure the Lake Superior trip is unequalled on this continent, The best " speckled trout' fishing in the world; and nowhere can the In valid realize such substantial benefit as In the coot, dry, and Invigorating climate of Lake Superior. II le also the cheapest tear offered beteg only about three and one•nelt aerate per mile, watch include' state rooms and no ale For Information, or seeuring of rotas apply to OARREVSON A CO.. Cleveland Ohio, .7 T. WHITING fir 0 Detroit. Mich, - • goalffici CAMDEN AND AT* LAistTto RAILROAD.. ,, ThreIIo Tralua daily to Atlantic City, and one Ph Sunday . Trains leave Vine-street Ferry as follower Mall Train ....tie A, 14,.. F*4 lab t, with Passenger Calk attached, la A, as. Atlantic Accommodation...l4. ttttt».. 4 16 P. IL Junction Accommodation 5, RETVRN i NO, LUAVF, ATLANTIC. Atlantic Accommodation. ...... .......«..... 47 A. M. withllmenger dare attached..... 4.1.47 P. M, Mall Train .... 011.0 - Jitnctiok Asoommodation •,• • • ••:•• • • ••,• .98 aa Fare to Atlintio Skcursion VOWS, rood ilaw for the day and train on which they art leenod o SUTRA? MAIL LOMB Thu -street F•rry at 7,30 A, H. Etturniug, leaves Atlantic , at 5.46 P. M. arr RA HADDONFIELD Trivia Leave - mr. -- ia1.16 P. IL Leave B addonfleld at 11.46 a. M and 2.48 P. M. N. E.—Freight must be delivered at Cooper's Pokal, before 6 P. 111, to insure it,g G :B oing down the next day, mh9-Setif JOHN ax T, Agent._ alallingCFa O AF AND PLEA, OMIT slThibiltn TRAVEL. CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC - AMU AND DBLAWARII BAY RAIt,ROAD, CHANGE OF TIDE. CAMDEN. TO NEW YORK AND LONG BRANUM. On and alter MONDAY, June 19, gm Express Trills wlll ieave Cooper's Point, Camden, daily (Sandal! ex cepted) at 6.10 A. for Tnenertoa, Oar wet, Tone* River, Manchester, Bergen, Sonankum. Farmingdale. Ratak Elyer, Long Branch, nranchport. uotteePorts Eatontown, chrewebory, Red Bank, bilddietown,,nln. , lands, and Port Afonmorakr thenosto New Yore, by the splendid steamer • ' /M , O Hoyt Through to linw York in Ilya noun. Fare $2, Egoarsion Pickett, good for three dare, 419 On batnrdaya at extra train for Long Branch will leave Camden at 4 tic P lf Reterning, leave Long branch at 626 A. M. Monday, sibyls[ at Camden. 9,1.9 A. itt. __________ NNW_CATAWISSA. RAILROAD a OSUI!. ^To Togritta and Travel. lera— //amnion Eamon of 1.865 Lila Ontario Saguenay Elver, The Thoneand Telauds, PeTtlend• ' The Replde of St. Lamm ea White Noma/dna, River, Saratoga Springs, dm , ke.. Montreal, 84., 80. Quebec, ad, ike., Vegeta for the above Brearsions gales hate t it s co long and favorably known to . the Philadal gublie, b 7 Tartans rotted to Niagara Falls, for able * Me oA T .A wap* ItAILROg.I) TICKET OFfigli *At CbeetWet street, under Philadelphia Paha) where riam infericierlon will be lee*. N. Mil um, Piikkehtso Aunt, Je64in 425 OHISTMIT Streit A VERY CROIOB ROAMED AL BOND, roranfacturod by_ lITIPHYM F. Wgrybram, No 1210 If A RIM amid tWRITTEN AND VERBAL AL SCRIPTIONB of gharastis, Constitution, sitd 1110 111111 j Milk ,111,DYPOS on Baldness. Restittednists PON, Belt-linotowamont, matagemins MI TOO" ing Qf ONI.LRIN. social idrion „ disiti and aysninii, by JOHN . 9.dr, Pnroooloslia an siOonsidior, aellAlithallif to. II S. TUTU in..Abova tritestuf.:, PANOT HAMB.—BruGes, BWItT, & co., Cobb a Arpol, &P. Bogen% and Moto calk & &yams' brands celebrated. 800A11,0 OREM OIROINUATI CANVASSED NUM in store and for Ws by WASHINOTOII SIITOVER & gbA myls43a* 148 sad 148 Mona MIT Ilk

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