Cly thtss,
FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1865
Itae Cattle Disease.
To the Editor of the Press
Oidinellig to find an article headed "A
lorrular Cattle Disease," copied into a Baltimore
paper from the Philadelphia Press, it ocourred to
Pie that the following extract from "Kirby and
,Spencell Entomology" might not only explain the
disease yea speak of, but alsc convey some interest
leg information to your MIDI ertnl9 readers
to our domestic
"Another quadruped contributing
Comfort, from whirls we derive our antmel food,
sad
and
and which is often used by agriculturatiste as a
Wiitute for the horse, is not exempt from trisect do.
lainimea—r mean the OS', whether male Or female.
"At certain WSW the Whole t err ifi e d herd, with
their tails in the air, or turned upon their Mai, Or
Stiffly stretched out in the direction of the Spittle,
ga wp about their pastures, Making the country re
ode with their lowinga, and finding no rest till they
get into the water. Their appearance and motions
ere at this time so grotesque, clumsy, and seemingly
uenatural, that we are tempted rather to laugh at
one peor beestS than to pity them, though evidently
in a state of great terror and distress. The cause of
all this agitation and reetleeeness is a small gad or
bet-fly (ex. boots) less than the horeerbee, the object
of which, though it be not to bite them, but merely
to oviposit fn thelithides, le not put Into execution
Without giving them extreme pain.
"When oxen are employed In agriculture the at
tack of this fly to often attended with great danger,
Since they become perfectly unmanageable ; and
whether in harness or yoked to the plough, will ran
directly forward.
t! Reeurnur thus describes the organ by which these
illiestE deposit their eggs beneath the skin of the
animals : The anus of the female is furnished with
a tube of a eorneOlaS •Stibnalltee Consisting of, four
pieces, which, like a telescope, are retractile within
each other. The last of these terminates In live
points, three of which are longer than each other,
. and hooted ; when united, they form an instrument
like sn auger or gimlet; only, having these points,
it can bite with more effect. From the semblance
of temporary madness In oxen when pursued and
bored by the motrus, the 0-reeks applied the term
to any fit of sudden fury, or violent impulse in the
human species, Calling such ebullitions an cestrus.
The female fly is Merano to be very expedittollB in
performing the operation, during which time the
animal attempts to lash her off with his tall. The
Cheater opening made by the anger always con
tinues open, and increases in diameter as the larvm
WHOM in size. But though these insects thus
tomcat our cattle, they do them no material Injury;
motes, they occasion considerable tumors Wider
the Skin, where the bets testae, varying in number
from loos to thirty or forty; but these Seem REat
tended with pain, and are so tar from being kiwi-
Otis that they are rather regarded as proof of the
goodoess of the animal, as these flies only attack
young and healthy subjects!. The tanners prefer
these bides, as being always the best and strongest."
BALTIMORE, Md. A. Z.
Eva ISMS, OR Talc LAST VOTAOR OF TRU 0
x.vrso.--.This is the title of a new romance, just
commenced In The Saturday Evening Post of Phila.
delphia. It Is very exciting, and fall of interest.
Eve Silo herself is a singular creature, overflowing
with spirit and romance, and with a touch or the
mysterious about her. We think any one who begins
Eve Isle' , will find it difficult to refrain from ps•
rusing to the end the varied fortunes of this singular
girl, and of the varied characters with whom fate
has connected her. The Post can be procured of the
news dealers, or from the publishers, 319 Walnut
Street, Philadelphia. Price five cents a Single num
ber, $2 50 a year, or $1.25 for six months.
THE Govannoastur OP IDARO TPEEITORY.—
TLe spiricec contest carried on for a day or two to
secure the Governorship Of Idaho between the per
sonal and political Mende of. Mr. Wallace, the pre-
Sent member from the Territory, and Jacob Bailey,
a Democratic ex-manor of Congress Irom Pennsyl
yacht. threatens to degenerate into a squabble. A
IthoLimns element has been thrust into the
ctntroversy, which, if disregarded, May ultimately
compel the friends of both to unite on another can
didate to defeat a common enemy. Tue friends of
ffisjor General Benjamin F. Butler endeavor to
mere up in Industry what they so lamentably leer
in numbers, and are now vigorously plowing his
horn and urging his claims and peculiar fitness to
govern Idabo. The place is desired as a stepping•
atone to a United States Senatorship, and a new
hate cn plate aDd power. NO one expects his ap
pointment ; but Me mime may prove an apple of
discord In the amnions.
Governor Lyon has not as yet been officially re
moved, He nenles having been run out of the Ter
ritory, as published in a New York paper, and
claims to he here on official business connected with
Ito Interests, by virtue of a three.months , leave of
absence panted by Dlr. Lincoln. The Legislature
ordered the removal of the Capitol from Lewis to
Boyce, and the dissatisfaction with Governor Lyon
is represented to be confined to the citizens of the
former piece. because of his refusal to veto the bill.
.—New York Herald.
METRODinneen TlMM—Yesterday afternoon a
reverend gentleman of the Methodist persuasion,
named John McLelsh, got into trouble by stealing
Seventy donate from a sailor, in a low house in
Clark street. The man robbed had teen serving In
the navy, and having jolt returned, Indulged him
self in a sailor•like spree• He went into a saloon on
Clark Street, nerr Lake street, and became there so
tipsy that the landlord consented to let him lie down
Upon a Couch in his parlor. The reverend old man
was seated there, reading the newspapers, and after
the sailor 101 l asleep It appears that he had, in a
Christian and reverend way, taken a survey obi his
pockets. Finding there two bills—Ore for fifty and
She other for twenty dollars—he naturally concluded
that It must be the possession of snob filthy lucre
that was ruining the young man's soul, and leading
him Into the ways of wickedness. He ',aerated the
tempter by relieving him of both MIN but made
the IMEttako,tn passing oat, of presenting the twenty
dollar bill at the bur, to liquidation of a trelall score
he had, In a sacred way, run up. It Was recognized
by the unregenerated landlord. who, though evl
nently not yet having had the fortune to be born
spin, had his eyes both open. He immediately
called in secular assistanee in the form of Detective
RennY, who found it his unholy duty to carry the
reverend gentleman to the central station. He will
kola havo to make his appearance this morning at
that unsanotifted place, the Armory, where it is to
be hoped his presence Will be beneficial in inducting
Captain Nelson mud the other benighted officials to
be enconntered there, to think with care of their
future state.-Chicago Times, 20f12..
OVVIME. WILK3O a iD JunGe A. D. Ri7881114
There are several rumors afloat in regard to Judge
A. D. Erasers appearance on the Witness stand
before the military commission. On last Friday
morning George Wilkes called at the War Depart-
Mont, and as he entered Secretary Stanton's room,
she latter informed him that he was just about tele
graphing to Gen. Dth to send to Washington some
person acquainted with Ran. Wood's handwriting.
While they were in conversation Judge Russel was
amounocd, whereupon ntr. Stanton held out-a
piece or paper, on which was Ben. Weed's name,
and asked. Min It he knew that signature. In reply
ing In the affirmative, he was asked if he had seen
Wood's signature often enough to identify it in any
place. The Judge replied that he had, whereupon
Seoretary Stanton called an officer and directed him
to take those two men (Wilkes and Russel) Into cus
tody, and they were immediately taken to the room
whore the military commission were in session and
placed on the witness stand.—New York Herald.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOE PAINTING MsTAa ROOFING, PIPES,
Iron Eailing9, Boiiete, er other metallic article! el.
posed to the action of the Weather, or for repairing
teaks:wound oh:zonate. trap.(10011. &a, Stead's Ce•
aunt hat, been satisfactorily used for six yam in the
Bement States. For sale by the Agents, TRUMAN &
SHAW, Do. 835 (Eight Thirty five) MARKET Wang ,,
beiotz Ninth. It
Two BUSIIRLS OF ORRERIES IN AN ROUE
can have the stoma removed from them, by tiling the
Patent Cherry Etoning Machine, told by TRUMAN a
8131,W, No. 535 (Eight Thirty. five) 112,11)01P Street,
below Ninth. It
1027 WALNUT STREW; office of Dr.
VON MOLCHZISHETt, for the treatment of the Nye. Kar,
'Throat, Lung M86401)15 and Caterrh,with hie stppirattut.
jeta fit*
TEN CALLUM' HEROES Or THE UNION,
THE GALLANT HEROES OP THE UNION,
TEE GALLANT HEROES OF . THE UNION,
THE GALLANT HEROES OF THE UNION.
AED ALL MEER PERSONS DESIROUS OF OBTAINING
AND ALL OTHER PERSONS DESIROUS OF OBT..nrilict
AND ALL OTHER PERSONS DESIROUS or OBTAINING
AID ALL OTHER PERSONS DESIROUS ON osTALEING
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT KIND,
CLOTHING OF THE BIGHT KIND,
CLOTHING OP THE RIGHT BIND,
CLOTHING OP THE RIGHT KIND,
AT RIGHT PRICES,
AT RIGHT PRICES,
AT RIGHT PRIORS,
AT EIGHT PRICES,
ARE INVITED TO CALL ON KREMS. PERRY &
ARE INVITED TO CALL OR MESSRS. Naar & CO
ARS INVITED TO CALL ON MESSRS. PERRY & Co.,
ARE INVITED To crecir. ON MECARS. PERRY &
Mo. 303 Cassrzeror smarm. ABOVE TRIED,
Mo. el 9 CHESTNUT STREET. (OVERVIIIA Stokes' ON
Stand). sod S. B. CORNER SEVRNTE AND MARKET ITS.,
CT mole).
A. B —The best assortment of Alpaca and Droste
'Coate to be found is the city. Also, every variety of
lAsien OlotLlna
PEROT & CO..
PERRI & CO.*
Flaw!' & Co..
Panne & Co.,
393179ser3irr branirr.. Asovn Tann,
J 609 Ossavirvr ST.. ((lranville litotes' old stand.)
L COT. SIIVINTI mad ILISKIT STRUTS. (70/108'.)
iel9 St
PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION.—
Ghleasma, Or Netbpatsh WOO called Livarey.oth and
Lenliso, Or Traklee. sre often very annoying, partied
larli to ladies of light complexion. for the discolored
soots show more plainly on the face of a blonde than of
a bronette; but they greatly mar the beauty of either.
and any Preparation that will effectually remove them.
unthout injurini the texture or color of the skin, is
certainly a desideratum. Dr. B. C. PERRY. who has
made diEeases of the skin, a speciality, has discovered a
Moody for these dissolorations which is at once prompt.
i'Ll-Wilaill°b/11.111 :i d o Philadelphia harales by JOHNBToN, HOLLO
WAY-. & COWDEN. 23 North BIRTH Street and. by
DYOIT dt CO.. 232 North SECOND Street.
Prepared only by B. 0. PARRY, Dermatologist, No. 49
Bond eked. New York, and for sale by all Oni gir lets "
Price. $2 rer bottle. Call for
FURY'S ROTH AID TRICKLE LOTION.
For bather information address Dr. B C. TERRY*
49 BOND Street, MEW YORE, lel wiff4a
HAIR DYE I HAIR DIE
BaTOBBLOR'S RAM RD; Is the best in the World.
The only true and perfect Dye — harmlsas, instal:demo
ons, and reliable ; produces a splendid Blank or Altura/
Brawn; remedies the ill effects of Bad Dyes, and fre
nasath, reetorae the othrteel color. Sold b. all Dint.
644. The unlike Is Massa W. L RereaßEn, M
111tOLATT &treat. Mew York. Jalmwll7
UNTVERS/iL (COO WirSEL) CLOTMES
Inman at reduced prices. G. W. LOOMIS. SIT
South WITH St., Philadelphia, Pa, isle Imw lm
27. GAB COMING STOVES. 27.
Ohara than Coal or Wood Eagle Gas Cooking
%Orel and Mantes. G. W. LOOMIS, 27 South RIXTG
Atust, Philadelphia. lel6-fgew
orns I .—SOLDIERS RETIIIINING Homs,
Ton wim t , I good, gubetiatial, °WISP. and fa: hionable
snit of citi zens , clothing, Oo to Jones'
'OLD BEITABLIDDID
ONE Palos
CLOTHING NOUSE,
; 604 MARKET Brasil'.
.0/5-lin AZO92 Bala.
To WHOM rr Mar CorcERN.
wherw. , we hang dada' the peat three Meg. HDId
great Quantities of the wonderful household remedT.
PLANTATION BITTERS.
for the cure Of Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Headache.
Pain in the Side, Heartburn, Peverieh Lips, &L. ZkC. ;
and.
Whereas, No instance has come to our knowledge
wherein Plantation Bitters have not given perfect and
corarlete satisfaction; and,
Whereas., We believe Plantation Bitters to be a great
national and family blessing: now, therefore, it is
/4e.soleed, That we will continue to make Plantation
Bitters, and dinettee them to our suffering tallow-men;
that we will pregame their perfesay peers standard,
and manufacture them with tue greatest care, and that
we will, by every means In our power, publish to the
whoie world the glad tidings that we have found in
Plantation Bitters a sure, perfect remedy for Dyspepsia
and all its awful trivn or horrid nightmare diseases.
. .
Witham our band and seal.
Raw York City, 1865.
je23 6t, P. H. DRAKE & CO. El,
(WoBAToN's) Iron.
SALT P.H3EId. (OUSTMENT) SALT ERSUM.
wm. Imre the itch bt. 48 hours. Also, luxes Salt Photon,
morn, Chualalut. and all Lraatleas of the
Price 00 cent; DI Sending SS cent; to WRSICS & PM.
Tau. soilit'oN. Nett.. wttl be for watdea fres by mull
Yor tale by sil Druggists. mb.lB-ehe
STRENWAY & SON'S N 941
17 I V 1 , PIANOS. g
For sale only it BLASItIi BROTHRES'i
leS-lm 1006 oass:Nur Street.
FIIGGESTION NO. 1,
Which is the best place for in to buy my clothing?
To decide this question, so often asked, we would res-
Peetfull, nakent a careful comparison or prices, styles
and qualities of the best class Chee,nnt and Market
streets elothin g establishments, confidently . believing
That the people will And that we offer greater Judaea
mente 111 extent of assortment, style of gar meats, and
moderation in price, than can be found anywhere else.
If this is not the case, we will not ask your patronage.
WAIT/MAKER & BROWN.
Popular Olothing .case
and Merchant Tailoring
Establishment,
ie4o- tf S 8 earner SIXTH and MARKAT 9treata.
1. ARRIED_
NICOLAY—RATES.—In Pittsfield, Illinois, On
Thursday, June 15, WM, by Rey. Mr. Burnham,
Mr. John G. Nicolay, late of Washington, B. 0., to
Miss Theresa Bates, of Pittsfield.
HOW EEL—GOTITER.—On Thursday morning,
15th instant, in the Epiphany Ohnroh, by the Rev.
S. E. Smith, Mr. William Rumford Howell, of Ts,
cony, to Miss Millie Ann, daughter of F10,12011§ B.
Gottler, of Elkton, Maryland. No cards.
COC.RRAN—PENNELL.—On the ill inst., by
the Rey, A. W. Sproul, J. Engle Cochran, rem., of
Chester, to J oeephire M., eldest daughter or Mark
Pennon, Erq., of Aston, Delaware county.
DIMS_
WILLIAMS.—On the 22d instant, after a short
Illin ass, Samuel Williams.
Ms friends and those of the family are rearm:,
fully invited to attend kls funeral, on Saturday af
ternoon, at 4 o'clock, from his late residenoe, 1421
Walnut Meet.
MOBBELL.—On the morning of the 25d inst.,
Eliza H., eldest daughter of Rants and Sarah
Morrell.
Interment at Laurel Hill, on Saturday, 24th Inst.,
at 4 P. M., from the residence of her parents, 514
Marshall street. • 4,
AHRISON.—On Tuesday evening, 20th inst.,
Maria, relict of the late Matthew Arrition, in the
69th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, Item her
late residence, 1519 Poplar street, on Friday after-
noon, 23d inst., at four o'clock. Interment at
Monument Cemetery. **
KEMIOH.—On the 20th inst., William Remick,
late Alderman, son of Mary Ann and the late
James Remick, in his 38th year.
His relatives and male Mende, also Lodge No. 211
A. Y. M., are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral, on Friday, the 23d inst., at 3 o'clock P.
from his late residence, 529 Diliwytk street. ***
SMITH.—On the morning of the 22d last., Henry
Pratt, infant son of J. J. Smith, of Memphis, and
the late Adelaide Parmelee Smith, aged 5 months
and 3 weeks. at
BROWN —On Wednesday, Arne 21st, Mary. E.,
Infant child of Nathan and Nary S. Brown, aged
eight months. -*
LACK ENGLISH ORENA.DINEEL-
A-N Incl. received. a Calle of Black Mamma Grenadines,
at 40 cents I Fart. BBBBOBT. SON. Menrnint Store.
918 OBIST.1(IIT Street.
Ona price. Prime in plain figures. Lane
BLACK CHALY DE L &INE. —JUST
waned, one owl of plaid bleak Mealy de Lanes. at
Sig saute a yard. BESSOIt di Solt, Hoarding store,
918 CHISTAUT Stood.
Ono arias Prim in ntatalgares laYlO
6_A BL LC DRAFT ETIC, FOR
Clergymen'a Summer Coats and Batts.
it2R-2t EYRE & LdFDELL.
or SECOND DISCOURSE ON NHS
APOCILLIPSN, by Bev. Dr. flisleS on MIND/a
SVENIEI3, at 8 o cIook.SACE 8t , below Mill J 823 21.*
spy- lINION LEAGUE /Muni%
LIEUTENANT GENERAL GRANT
Will RECEIVE the members of the 17E011.1101:111,
and their families, at the
LEAGUE HOUSE,
SATURDAY, JUNE- 24,
Between the hours of nA. If and 2P. M.
Members must be prepsred to show their Tickets at
the Door, end those who have - not provided themselves
with Tickets should do so before Saturday next. in
miler to secure themselves admission.
By order of the Board of Directors.
GEORGE H. BORER,
or r r a irsinzaw rimsoisam 30M-
71 BROADWAY. NOW York
June 17,1855.
w it i scittlan:t t ig of the Stockholders of thic company
CONTINENTAL ROTEL,
Philadelphia, Ta.,
On THURSDAY. the 29th
Of tole month, at one &cloak P. M., when business of
Importance, will 11. presented.
D 7 order of the _Board of Directors
J. EDWIN COMM,
je2l,9t Secrete"
IarMASONIC, NOTICE.—THE MEW
BERN of the Grand Lodge for tho State of Penn
sylvania, A. Y. M.. are requested to meet at the Union
Hall, South Seventh 'treat. SATURDAY MORNiNG,
June 2tth. at 5 o'clock, to att , nd the Dedication of the
Hall at West Chester. All the members of the subn.
dinate Lodges are reepectiolly invited. The cars will
leave Tnirty first and Market streets at 7 o'clock. Rail
Lot to attend.
By order of the R. W. a M.
DANIEL JOHNSON, grand Secretary.
June 21. 3055. 1.1,.g
OFFICF OF THB FIARDWICA.
OIL 00fdPANT, 319 WALNUT Street, Phils•
deiphia —A *eelsl meting of the Stockholders of the
DARDWWIL OIL COMPANY will be held' at their
office, 319 WALNUT btrest. Philadelphia, ca WED
NESDAY, June 28, A. D. 1885, at one o'clock P. IL, re
the prapohe of cotsidering the propriety of anrrender
g their presort Iranchisse, and accepting a special
charter, which baa beencbtained, and making the die
position requisite therefor. nit; important that every.
Steel Lclder !Shoed be preeent. or represented by writ
ten proxy. At this meeting full reports of the setae,
Minim and conditional' the Coronae!' will be presented.
;e22.-tinw2t moons, Treasurer.
re”IFIFTH PEECIEC T, TWENTY
FOURTEL WARD. —The Moon citizens of the
Fifth Precinct, Twenty-fourth Wozd will meet THIS
(friday, EVENING, June 23d, ISM. et the Precinct
Bones, E corner of FOUT.PIRST and HAVER
FOED Pmets, to make nominations for Delegates, to
be elided on TuEs VAT EVENING, Jane 27th, between
the hours of 6 and 8 o'clock.
TRIVI,M wILTBERGEN.
WILLIAM F. BLUNDIff.
Product Executive Cionexiittee
ASSISTANT TREASURER'S
OFFICE, 11. B. MUST; PHILADELP2I.4., June 21.
Ha —Parsons holding fifty or more. Coupons =Duthie'
the let prox.. are requested to deposit them. with a
robedulo or the some, before the 29th inst.. In order that
then may be egitMlned.
Cheques Will be tamed for there on the morning Of
the let pro'. ARCHIBALD Harrill&
1e23-6; Assistant Treasurer 11. S.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
CARPENTER'S RUN OIL COMPANY.
A Meetleg of the Stockholders of the CARPENTER'S
BU OIL CONPANT will be held at the Mae of f. B.
SHARP, 505 CHESTNUT Street, on FRIDAY, Jane
SOth. at 4 P. M.
lele•fr2i* L S. SHARP, Secretary.
MrTHE MINT ANNUAL NEETiso
or the Stockholders of the Crawford Saar
Creek Oil Company will Ix hold at the office of the
Company. No 200 South FIF2B Street In the city of
Philadelphia, on MONDAY, July St id % at 10 O'eincir ,
GIORGI W. MEMEL
MIS rale. et. Secretary.
NOTIVE.--OPFICE PENN MINING
COMPANY . OF LAICS Suesslos, 319 WAL
NUT Street.
rHILADZIPEIA, /tale 21.
The Adjourned Sale of Six Thousand Richt Hundred
and Fife-nine Shares of Stock in the Penn Mining
Company of Lake Superior. ordered for non.payment
of instalments, will be held on SATURDAY, July let.
1861. at 12 o'clock M.. at the Mee of the Company, Mo.
319 WALRUT Street.
By order. of Board of Directors.
DATID 8. HEM
je2l• it Secretary and Treasurer.
OrUNIVERSITY OF EZNIISLVANIS,
(DEPART/ UM OF ARTS).
The Examination of the Tunior, Sophomore. and
Freshman °lame& at the close of The Third Term, will
be 1 eld in the following order:
WEDATSDAY , 21st. —From 10 to 12, Juniors. by Prot
Frazer. (Beat and the Ream Ewen*. ) oral. From I% to
2. Sophomores. by Prot Bend&U, (Analytical Hearne
try.) written.
THURSDAY. 21d.—From 10 to 12, Juniors. by. Prot
Allen, (Tbeceritus.) oral. From 12 to 2, Boig.omores.
by Prof Frazer. (Chemietry of the Metal%) and Freab.
MM. by Prof. Keedall, (Geometry,) written.
PRIDAT, Md. —From 10 to 12, Juniors. by the Pro.
Yost, (Moral PhilosophY, )mat. From 12 to 9. Sophs•
mores. by Prof Cloppee, (Universal Literature, ) written.
MONDAY, 201b.—From 10 toll. Sophomores.by. Prof.
All.xt, (TL. Ctondli of Aristorthllll.B ) oral. From 12 to
2. fttlaoYB, lip Prof. sl3Bda (Differential Oalenous, )
written
TOEsDAY, 27th. From 10 to 1.2, Periamen• Prof,
dlien. Plutarch 'sLife of Demosthenes ' ) oral. From
12 to 2. Juniors, b, Prof. Jackson. (Juvenal, ) Orel
WSDDESDAY. 98 th.—From 10 to it, Eophognoree. by
Prof. Jackson, (Horace's Odes.) oral From 12 to 2.
Preahgnen. by Prof. Copn6s. (History.) oral.
THODSDAY, 29th. —From 10 to 12, Faahmen, by Prof.
Jackson, (Horsoe's !Satires,) oral.
GEORGE AMAX.
jelbBl Secretary of the Pacnity of Arts.
WVINTON STATE CONVENTION.—A.
aste oOnvention will be held at Barriaboe on
WEDNESDAY, the rah 1n1y,18138 , et o'cloek M., for
the purpose of putting in nomination a State ticket to
be supported by the friends of the Union at the coming
October election.
The earnest and zealous labors of a loyal people se
cured the great victory in MC and made the war,
which our enemies denonnoed as a Canine, a glorious
success in MM.
Our nag has been maintained. our enemies dertroved.
our Government preserved , and peace re. established.
Let every friend who sided in this result lake measures
to be represented in that Convention. We must see to
it that the fruited oar success are not lost to the nation.
Business of vast importance will be , presented for its
eenelderation, and every district in the Slate should be
represented. SIMON CAMEROman.N,
Chair
A. . 1 1; Ftlg r . °2'. Secretaries. jet tiyl9
MILITARY.
lUNITED STATES MARINE CORPS.
Imo GOVERNMENT ROGITY to all who enter
the UNITED STATES MARINE Cour& Alt per
sons desirous a obtaining the $3OO Government
Bounty. Lad better enlist at ones, for the bounty by a
?seem order, ceases from and after July let. ISM A
splendid opportunity to visit foreign countries—a
squadron of vessels to gall in a short time for the Ifedl
terranesn—good pay, excellent accommodations, light
and easy duty. For all further information. apply at
the 'Recruiting : R 4.Z1101111,
end N 0.311 Houth F ONT
Street, between. aA. Id, BEd 3 o'clook P M. every day
but Sunday, JAMES Mims!,
Stain GliDtain and Neerniting Ollcer.
CARD PHOTOGRAPH S -12 F 0 R
N.) d 1.16. amnia and pretty atlleiti 3 / 11 . n — e tt a
ble for Albums or got we to exuding. Wi th class- '
mate& taut them at EBrESE'Ss
°ram. It*
sr,4)oliD Street, above
SBIPV PUBLICATIONS.
COMPLETE, ONLY AUTHENTIC,
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Presenting his early hittory, political career, and
amiechce in and out of Congress; also, a general view
of his policy as ere ii.ent of the United States; with his
meteor/ea, ffiamations, letters, etc:, and history of
his eventitil Admintel ration, and of the scenes attendant
nron his tragic and lemented demise By roams Id.
HAMLETT, Commiaelober of Pallf.lopg, Wacniagton. 11
C. b reetey.ie one Yoittme of over 700 'Ages Mayo
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Pries of their Pulliam Forename will plasm sail
&Ed 111•41111111 our idea. • melllan*
3'o i 3 HU A T. OWEIT,_ ATTORNST
LADIED ,
Walll
COUIBILLOZ AT LAW. Ann 801.101Tork
~
MIN 4 D 01Iw SIF/TDireet. VotutimitdASfh drat
ea •
. D
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
200 'PIECES OF
JACONET LAWNS;
OP NEW AND BIiIIIIFDL STYLE, TO sz
OPENED THIS MORNING.
Goods that kayo just arrived by the late steamers to
New Toter.
ALSO. stew oleos of
PLAIN PERC ALES,
IA Mk' AND BLUES,
And a few pieces of the
NEW BLUE PLAIN SAINDNET LAWNS.
• EDWIN HALL a CO.,
je22.itr WW gAtith MOND Brest,
COOPER 1:1; CONARD,
AND rkteitmEzr.
YARDS FABELIONABLE
3 1°0 , J LAWRS. 37,E
BUFF, PINK, AOD lU.UB PLAIN LAWNS.
BOPP. PINK. AND BLUE PERCALES.
VERY BICH OBOANDIES.
SUMMER
BILES RSDCED,
SUMMER S T O OK CLOSING.
je23•tt EIRE & LAWDELL.
CHAMBERS, NO. 810 ARCH ST.
•••
• ENTIRE STOCK HEWED.
Black Thread Laces,
Thread Voile.
Thread 142.110 Barbee.
Hemstitched Handkereheifs. bargains.
Cambric Edgings and insertions.
Shirred and Fancy Freash Muslim for maids.
Lama Lace Bournicie and ism 6t..
BROWN TABLE LINEN, A'r THIS
low price of 1323 ; one lot mach heavier at 66. good
D at
Ha te nds rn.
ome table linen, extra heavy, at 873 , 4, which is
lower than It can be bought; much finer and better
at
One lot extra width and beautiful patterns, both spot
and damask.
. .
Bleached table licen 'equally as cheap, in all the
widths and various qualities.
big pieces Barnsley double satin damask, all differ
ent patterns, and lower than they'would cost at pre
sent rate of gold.
Towels with or without fringed ends, blue and red
borders.
Brown to w .'" at tai TS piss doael4 HEllkaltaCk,
bleached and half bleached.
Blue plaid linen for glass towels, striped and plaid
Berman linen for tote els,that are the beet goods to weer
lathe market.
Butcher's linen, both card and IN; yards wide. Li
nen sbeetlngsl.o.4. 11.4 sad 12 4 wide. Pillow linen 42,
46. 60 and 04 inches wide. 60. 10.4 Lancaster quilts.
6011.4 Lancaster quilts.
One lot Marseilles quilts of the old heavy kind at
less than they can he imported for. One lot white
Marseilles, very pretty patterns. One of the bast as.
nortroente of calicoes in the city, both light and dart.
Sheeting and ebtrtina 12.1181110* in great quantities, at
ray meal low prices.
GRANVILLIt B. RAINES.
5e20 4t No 101.8 MARKET. above Tenth.
44 SPANISH LINENS FOR TRAV
ELLING MUSSES.
4 4 Bley Linens.
Dark and light Linens for Snits.
Brown Hotheads
Figured MINIM for Dresses.
White Pogo' or MIIIII3IIIIIIII
NonSitio hettings.
Fink, blue, cherry and white Torletong.
BD Wl6 HALL & CIO.,
lag tf AB South SBOOND Street.
1865.
COOPER 85 COWARD, NINTH AND
MARKET, have
The best Caseimere stock In Worn.
Good Linen Drifts, Ducks, Coatings.
Tailors' Linings, of every kind.
Muslin stock somplete, prices right.
Family Linens, selling, gold, at 30c.
• Gauze, domet and other Flannels.
?can Wool Do.laines, 55 and 65 cents.
Extra fine black Mohair Alpaca, •
Lupin's 6.4 black Wool Delaines, $l.
Good stook while llaintook, Swiss.
Bird-eye Linen, striped ending. finest Cambzics and
Jimmie, puffed Muslin& Pique. dic
White baroge and other thin Shawls.
Silk kaostaes and Summer Dusters
SPLENDID STOCK OF LINEN
0001113, just opened at T 0.% /Mai Street, oom
prising—
Turkish, Bath, Buck, and plain Linen Towels.
Bapklns of beantifal patterns. and all grades.
Table Linens, bleached, I alf-bleachec, and brown.
Richardson & Dunbar's, Dickinson's, and other
Linens.
Ladies' and Gents' L. 0 Hdkfs, from Mato sl—
stitched and ael'd borders—very nice.
niy3l if TORN R. STOKES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
SELLING O 1? ENTIRE STOOK
TO CLOSE BUSINESS!!
GOOD-WILL AND FIXTURES FOR SALE.
THORPILsx ADD
Ws Lupo aroma otteotion to the above sugonammekt.
We hats II 1.01110 Stook.
We are Belling tummy.
Of
Yard Is to be closed out on or before the let day
0/ September. SiOm and Drese Goo ch.
Vitt 41i,telrittg"a L dk i nffini f r o le s,
14nolina and Oatroee xonob s ui;:,.. ""' ,4 mice;
Coro of EIGHTH and SPRING GIRDER.
FIGURED AILS GRENADINES,
-IL of the bestqualitlea andstyles, in huh and Ginty
Grounds. fas to WALL
Travelling.Dresseatods, in ovary Twist/.
Itew Dross Goods, in great variety.
Handsome Ghent Silks, S EW
TERI CHEAP BLACK SILKS,
imitable for Dresses, Mantles. and &sequel.
COTTON GOODS AT LESS THAN WHOLES/J.l
PRICES
Xerrinino, Sprague. and PAO° Mate, SU*.
10 4 Waltham and riliPlitUl bleached. ShoefintO. 41.
H. STEIL dt BON,
myfl.if Not 713 and 715 North TBITH Street.
NNW WEEJJELT VOlit 1805.
THE GUATIST MENTION OF TEE AG IX
I. W. BIADLST'S New Watont ntrriax ELLIPTIC
or double) SPRING SKINT.
1 014iTir ERLDLEY & CART Gate & 3. 0.
West), SOLEIPROMETOII4 and hiatiIIPACTORIRR.
CE&MBIES and 79 and 81 RUDE kbeets, law
Tarr. LIVENTION consists of Durum (or two) U
LTIMO Steel SPRINGS, ingeniously BRAIDED TIGHTLY and
MEIN together, EDGE to INGE, matins the TOUGHEST,
InOst FLEXIBLE, ELASTIC, and DURABLE SPRING eVer
seed. They seldom BEND or BREAK, like the Single
Springs. and consequently preserve their PERFECT and
BEAUTIFUL &UPI/TWICE to LONE AS WU Other SKIRT
llh WONDERFUL FLEXIBILITY and great COMFORT and
PLEASURE to any LADY wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SECIRT will be experienced particularly in all crowned
ASSESEL/ES, OPERAS, OARErAoss. HAILEoAD OARS.
()REECE Pew's. Amu: MAIM', for PROMO ADS and ROUSE
Daiwa. as the SEW can lw ROUND When ?mato 000U
PY Mall PLACE SA easily as SILK Or lEESS.
LADY haying enjoyed the pleasure, c omfort, and
peat convenience of wnearse the DUPLEX. ELLIPTIC
STEEL. SPRING SHIRT fora SINGLE DAY will never after
is ttrd wfllivgt &wens* with their nee For CHILI:GM,
MISSES, and Torrica LADIES they are SUPERIOR to all
ethers.
THEY are the beet QUALITY in every part s and an.
Questionably the LIGHTEST. meet DESIBABLE,OOSEFORT.
ABLE and ICOONOMICAL SHIRT ever lands.
DOE SAME In all FIRST- GLASS STORES in WS On,. and
tb7olloolll the UNITED STATES. Rev./Las DE CUBA.
MEXICO, SOUTH AnanicA. and the WEST INDIES.
M . 114 HI E YOE THE DUPLEX suirPTio
U M.
HOOP SKIRTS.
628. HOPKINS' "OWN MAKS" OF 628:
HOOP SKIRTS, the beet assortment and best quality
and styles in the city. Gore Trails. all lengths. and
sizes, from 18 to 88 springs, from $1.70 to $4. Plain
Skirts, all the new shapes and sizes, from 19 to 60
springs, from $1.40 to *3 Skirts of extra heavy steel
and extra tapas, trrm 20 to 35 springs, from $4.93 to
$2.75. Kisses' and Children's, of every grade, from 6
to 35 springs, from four to eight cents per spring; they
have no equal. * gents for tie new Flexible Skirt. the
most pliable Hoop Skirt made, and fully equal to the
Duplex 11111311. SEM and at mush lower prism, Also
sonslanii7 on hand hill Hass 61' low prised fleW
Skirts, kid padded and rastallie listened —l5 sPrihma
85c.; 20 syringe, *1; 25 springs, $1 1.5; 30 springs. $1 95 " ,
and 40 muse, *LSO. Skirts made to oraer, altered,
and repaired, at 625 kIICEi Street. lel4-Ims
THE COPARTNERSHIP HE RET C
rr:Mß waistline under the style and firm of null..
EOM & tIMITHis this day dissolved by mutual eon.
sent. The amounts of the firm will be settled. as d the
business con lstisas nu y
S.
at the same stmidafo. 319 HAMM
Etrett, by . Smth.
THOMAS X PSTER3ON,
ISAAC S. oft2TH.
SUE to, 1000. .1421.31.*
TRANSIENT' AN D PERMANENT
Jo- BOARDERS accommodated it US South BROAD
Street. je33•lOt*
FFIRST-CLAN BOARD AT THE UNI
TED-a- STATES HOTEL, 413 ORESTSIIT Street. One
lame handsomely furnished (Member vacant. Charges
moderate. TX* Bone has no Bar. ie22 St*
gHERIFFT BALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
P‘-' a writ of Venditioni Espouse, to me directed,
will be evicted to public sale or vendee , on MONDAY
Evening, Suly 3, 1865, at 4 o'clock, at Sansoirostreet
Hall,
All that three story brick metsuage and lot of ground.
situate on the east side of Seventh street 93 feet ninth of
Mary street, in the city of Philadelphia; containing in
front on Seventh street 35 feet 6 inches and in depth 93
feet. [Which premises Owen Jones. by deed dated De.
comber 25th. 3E9, recorded in Deed Book H. 'R.. Xo. 19,
page 378. Fund.nvyed unto James Williams is fee.
reserving o rent of S4l 33 )
iD. 0 ; .1., 65, 341. Debt £21.33 LE Rawl* 3
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
James Williams. HENRY C HOWELL. Sheriff
Philadelphia. Sheriff's Office, June Si, /864. 9e23-St
THE CHEAPEST FRUIT JARS IN
the market—Quart Capsule Tam at 42 par Or.' emu
plate. ItilaT2LL & LETCOWORTII. rte. 15 North
FIFTH Street, ana NO. 521 MINOR Street. tea lm
FRUIT JARS.-WE ARE NOW SELL
ta[the "MUTSU ALL GLASS JABS" at before
the- war prim. BARTELL al
FIFTH
Street. %
No. 15 North FIFTH =4
.1423-1 m No. 541 NINON Street.
NATIONAL FLAGS I- A LARGE
Steak of Bruiting Elam of the best material, all
sizes, with poles, for sale at low priest, at the Carpet
Store of
WIL • ROL,IN.
je22.9toif N. B. corner EIGHTH and MARKET.
COFFEE,
COFFEE,
cc EXCELSIOR" HAMS
ABE THE EIMT
THE WORLD.
J. 11. MICHEVER & CO.,
GENEBAL rsovisioir PSALM
LID ttlilis Or r OELEEiLTID
“Ear,cm.tasion , "
SIIOAR-OURED HAMS, TONGUES, AND
• BEEF,
N.:m.142 and 144 N. FRONT ST..
Between Arch and Hue devote. Phlbule..
The justly oilobritod "ISOELBIOH'• us= are
mod by J. H. IL h Co. (In A ttyle manor to them
.olses). exproody tor. TAMIL! ÜBE: Cr. of ileltelorte
laver; free from the IMPLIIMOiIt taste of salt, and are
oronormod br Winne impedes tO am now offered for
tale. MILIfe fm warn
PHILADELPHIA
CHOICE CONFECTIONS.
The Suer qualities of comrsarionsay, sew
to the Summer
mom, to fresh, dallY. by
WIPES. P. WERTHaIIf.
Jel-1m No. ISIO IikfLIEST Stzset.
A VERY intrumon GUM DROP,
CA. Prepared bY STAMM' T, lerSlTNiff,
Id Ism No, 1311,1 KARIM Wog.
FINE CASSIKERES,
LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK.
SUMNER COATINGS.
Tli/kr DRESS GOODS
NEW WHITE GOODS.
tOIKESTICS REDUCED.
ELEGANT SILK SACQUES.
BLACK HERNANI SHAWLS.
Jet tt
HOOP ISIEELIELTS.
[KO I. 1 1 kki U#3 . ; t 141
BOARDINSA.
AVC'l4Ol‘ olAcrv.
EBRIINBISS' BAZAAR, NINTH
and SANSOM Streets.
At:IO7WD FALB OF HORSES, dm,
On SATURDAY NODDING next, at 1O o'clock, cern
nrleite about
DIRTY HORSES,
salted to harness and the MO. Fall description at
min
ALE",
new end second -band GAlrloos. light Wigan% &a ,
with which the sale will commence.
Rustle and Double Harness, saddles, Bridles. &e.
APir• sale of Roma, me W.doesdar.
ALFRED M. BERKEE39,
j02.2.1tif
A i% US IEIII /ITN TS
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH
FITREST TR3611,R,
VAP.6IVII4LL Mgr 'SPIT Op AnA WEBB
LAW MOM BM' OLVB IIP TPE WIIBB OISTATig.
TEA (FEUD ) Evsennio, June 29.1886,
KUBBAI4D AT SA r r.
RBAIITY AND Wig BEAST,
and THRUM if AIMED.
THE WEBB SIFFTSTIN In Three Mon.
I 1 Mender. "FRCPX ORRW.
NEW ViIEtTNUT-IiTHEET THICA.•
TILE—OMINTxop KTEBIIT.'OWN matritLYTH
LAST WEEK OP THE DRAMATIC) SEASON.
TBIB (Friday) EVENUTO. Tune 28.
FAREWELL BENEFIT
Of the charming norm Gomedtsane,
MISS LOTTA,
who will appear noon this COMPIO2 in
Intteducln TWO GLORIOUS it'll:lES,
s
goBOll, DIMS, EBOITATTONS, .to,
T eiB Beanies will be presented, far the eagerel Ham
by particular reaneet, the great morel Drams , to 4 aets.
THE vonDor LISVE Ma N,
SAM WILLOUGHBY LOTTA.
The evening's performance Will commence with the
Musical Barletta, atyled
e.lllll' LIND.
JENNY LEATHERLIINGE....... MISS Lorre.
'SATURDAY aFTglablOON June 240.
FIFTIETH AID LAST ORA tin FAMILY MATINEE.
Ellen OF THE SEASON,
THE SEVEN DAUGHTERS
wilt be preastitsd.
NEW CHESTNUT•STREET
THEATRE.
COTTON & MURPHY 'a MINSTRELS.
SEVENTEEN STAR PERFORMERS.'
BEN COTTON, the Inimitable Comedian
JOE MURPHY. tha Champion Bone Player.
New Songs. Pew Jaen, New Burlesques. New Acte.
MOEDA) RIMING. June 11th
IMMERSE MOOS EVERYWHERE
Pronounced by the press and public to be the beet
trouce ever criticized.
ENTERTAINMENTS RELICT. ORIGINAL, AND
SHF ED.
DON'T PALL TO SEE THE CHAMPION TROUPE OF
• i523.2t •LitlAdlOA.
A HOME FOR OUR BOLDIERO,
ThelGrand Jnvenile Entfattieinent, Won Jane
10th, will be repented in the
AMERIOAP ACADEMY OF MUSIC
. _
On SATVEDAI
,AFTERI O OOIX neat, June Dlth , at
g 36 o'clock.
FOR THE HESEFIT OF THE
SOLDIERS' ADD SAILORS' E 03.3.
In addition to the lamina+ progr min%
MISS E. F. COLLIE
will Bina TEE STAB SPAM:itLED BANNER, with a
chorus of
SIX HDIEDBED CHILDREN.
..bola to couentrie with a WWl° TABLE to of
the GODDESS Of fiIIiESTI. in - whisk thirty-aix girls
Will seprerent th e 1:INITBD IMAM.
The whore - tinder the direttio/1 01 Mrs Thoum Raw .
liege, Jr.
Tick out,
Reserved Feats. Parquet, and P.rquet Orate—BO coots
Ter sale at Claaclon's Bookstore, No. ISCA altestunt
Wee,. jelB.2t
A GLORIOUS BILL TO.IIIGHT.
" • SDavkling Bill." an '`Amnaing Bill,"
"A Madera Bill." " A Trrpsiedrean Bill."
"k Flaming Bill 77 and 'inimitable Bitt.. ,
MlB3 ARA whiWß PLRKWILL REMIT
TO-NIGHT, IMO? .1111311-STRERT TEDDITBS. 11
THE GREAT COMBINATION
GUS, ACADEMY OF MUSIC LOT, BROAD AND
LOCUST STREETS,
EVERY AFTERNOON AND ?FINING DURING THE
WEEK.
Commencing MONDAY AFTERNOON. 19th lust ,
and ending SATURDAY EVENING, 24th. inclusive.
Mame STONE di NONSTOP, have the happy plea
sure of announcing the owning of their great Otratts
Alliance, and will at every exhibition intro4nae
0111.1.BN'S WILBEATED TROUPE OF INOQUOIS
INDIANS, who will display many wonderful cud
astonletilne scenes. The circus troupe. is composed of
star performers, pronounced by all critics the but In
the worm, the whole forming a resplendeNt galaxy,
iparkling in all the brilliacer of true an ,bad +superb
aoornments. The Trained Doge will also. appear at
every exhibition
Doors open at 2 o'clock, and 7 o'clock PM. Admin.
don, f 0 cents; children under 10 yeast, 20 CP ate. Atten
tive ushers will be pr. sent to conduct visitors to the
interior of the mammoth pavilion.
See small bills. • PM
M --
USIC AT FAIRMOUNT PARR.
ANA- CARL BENTZ'S Military Band gives Fres Concerts
every clear afternoon, at the Mansion Homes, Pair•
mount Park
The Union Passenger Rail way Is now the most dt.
rest route to the Park. ran nine up Ninth street, and
usrr:ass via Seventh street. Passengers by these
ears are carried Within a few hundred feet of the man
Mon Home, and avoid a lona and dusty walk thronth
the Inn. 423•5 s
FAIRMOUNT WATERWORKS
•=- (WIRE BRIDGE). AFTERNOON comers
EVERY DAY. from 4 to 7 o'clock, by HASSLER'S
GRAND MILITARY BAND. Programme. of MONIS
issued daily. The Arch, Vine and. uallowhlll Wrest
Oar. run direct to the place. jeiggi
AA OADEMY OF FINE AR CHEST.
DOT Street. above Tenth—Open from 9 A M. till
gp. M Benjamin West's great picture of 421HICIST 311.
JEOTED still on exhibition.
VAIIMOUNT PARK.-THII UNION
r sumer Hallway Compang (Seventh and ninth
dram.) 1)11Y0 completed their double trate on Brown
street to the centre gate of the Pert on Pennsylvania
avenue, and their oars no start regolarly from that
point instead of the depot a cheretofore.
WAFTS.
WANTED -AN ENTRY CLERK, IN
sl e g e ? k Rouse, Address Box 2769, Philadelphia
Post
Jena 3?
WANTED.-A TRAVELLER FOR A
.• large Motion and DIVPB Trimming Rouse 00110
used apply but somnolent salesmen, with good rere•
renege. Address "Notting." PreBß Alga. 3023.91*
VETANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, A
I bIIU&TIOTT 6f palconinn in e nr.s. etoee Whole
sale Grocery NOllie, to sell on 03mmlecion. Best of
roferenrec Alyea.
Address A. G. 0.." Pres., aloe. .421.
'WANTED, CLOTHING--
.PERSONS
•W ANTED,
clothing tn ilimnow of, will please call or
iddress "C. MILLEN," No. 203 MSS MG/
Street. je7 lef9l+
WANT E D—A, 101UNG MAN TO
assist in the counting room
Adds's , ' , in handwriting of applicant, "T. N. R.."
Pray caw , . Jon. 2V
WANTED—A SITUATION AS BOOK
g-Espzg. or CLERK by a young man of offer•
gelid sold pißetical pnsineee bathe , Con fthro boat of re
(truce.• iddreee 11€ Press office. 3417240
WAITED, BY AUGUST FIRST- A
eboond door, front, zoitable for a Wholesale
Book and Station&ry Store. Use of hatchway desired.
Bccation between Third and Ninth, Walnut and Baca.
Address, stating terms. ac., "Books," at this
floe. at.
WANTED-BY AN IMPORTING
and Jobbing Bow ,e a fir,Lolass SALESMAN,
thorenghly posted in the White Good, and Embroidery
Business Address • Balesman," Prcge office jel9-6t.
Y0TJ11.49. MEIN, HAYING FIVE
ymae 'hulinepe eaverlynce, dOsos a situation au
SALTZMAN In a wholotale Dry. Goad.. Notion or Pro.
vision Hones; can ' , Winner a Food, oonntry trada. M.
drabs "Hamilton, ' Port Carbon, Schuylkill, county,
Pa. el 7. et*
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
NURSE AND SPY. the moot Interesting stud ox.
citing book everpublished, embracing the a4vonturen
of a woman in the Union Army as Nurse. &out, and
Spy giving s most vivid inner picture of the war.
Tewikez*, Mies, energetic young mom and eepeolaS7
returned and disabled °Mere andaoldmvp, in want of
profitable employment, will And H. mannerly adapted
to their condition. We have agent* elearing 7irß per
month, which we will prove to.aur doubting PC donut.
Send for circular& Address JOEIBS,.DROg. CO& ,
E corner SIXTH and MINOR Ilts.,.PhttedelPhla. Pa.
inTatbank*
AGENTS WANTED POR "THE
SEORET SNSVICH. THE PIELEff. THE DUN
GEON. AND TDB ESCAPE "
BY ALBERT D. BIOHARDSOIr.
New York Tribune Oorrotpondent.
The mod Interesting and exciting book ever pub ,
lithed, embracing Mr. Steittrdson'i unpins leled ex
perience icr four years; travelling throne, the South in
the scorer servteo of the Tribune, et the outbreak of the
war, with our Inuits And flee% moth Halal and
during the first two yeare Of ties re silicone his thrilling
capture; hie COnitnenient fur twenty Months in seven
different rebel prisons; his escape, and almost tnikaini•
lons journey by DIVA of nearly 403 miles. It wtll
abound in stirring events, and contain more of the fact,
Incident, and romance of the war than any other work
yet published. leachers, ladies, energetic young men,
and especially returned and disabled °Nora and sob.
diem in awnt of profitable employment. wilt and it
peculiarly adapted to their condition, We have agents
clearing $l6O per month, which we will prove to any
doubting applicant. Send for circular,. address
/ORBS, BROS., & CO „ IL corner SIXTH and
MINOR Streets. Philadelphia, Pa. jels.lm.
BOY WANTED-A COLORED BOY
between the sees of le sidle wanted. Apply Im-
Jnedlately st GIS 1.013115 T Street. Je2.tf
GREATEST THINE. 01' THE TIMES
—SOWER 'S PRIZE sxmorsti —Age ate wonted
everywhere. Premium Watches given to Aleuts. On
receipt of $lll we will mail,
_post.paid, 100 Saveloys*,
and a splendid Solid Silver Ranting- Case Watch as a
premium to the agent. A eines Snvolope sent, with
circular and fnil particulars, on receipt of 25 cents. Ad -
dress A. H. BOWEN & 00., P. 0.. Sox 4270, 38 EBEK•
MAN Street. N. T. mh974m
,PARTNER WANTED, EITHER
SILENT OR AOTITS, TN A. 'aorta. ix THIS
CM, now fall of boarders, doing a good paying btu&
nem Locution very central. Addrons
022-6t* J. 0. BROWN, through the Poet 0 Moe.
TO $6,000 TO INVEST IN
$4, 000 some established wholesale business as
an settee partner. Would be willing to travel and
men by sample. Grocery or cloth and esesimers
business preferred. Satisfactory reference given and
required. Address "Country." Pram oilloe,for four
days. Je24
Sloß A MONTH.-AGENTB
4.. ." ED everywhere to introduce the improved
SHAW St CLARK TWEISTIDOLLAA PASIILY SSW-
InG MACHISR, the only low•prlos machine in thhe
country which is Hemmed by Grover & Baker,
Wheeler & Howe, Sibrer & Go,, and
Dashelder. Alt other maghines now sold for less
than forty dollars each are infrinaements, and the
seller and user are liable to fine and. imprisonment.
Salary and enemies. or large commission, allowed
illustrated circulars sent free. Address SHAW &
MARL Biddeford, Kahle mrliki&WSul
ISI7II A MONTH.-I WANT AGENTS
N.; everywhere ats7o a month, expenses raid, to
sell FIETIRSI ABT/OLIA, the best selling seer offered.
Pon particulars tree. Address OTIS r. GABBY, Edda
ford. Mateo. m 7 lO d&W3m
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
ift FOR SALE--ELEVEN ACRES glib
Awn of Lenin, with two well. shaded frame and ...a..
atone BODES thereon, eitnate, to Delaware county,
within Ml*lll Xagintoo alk of
station a l Sain bl owntion.
on the bfedis Hothead. This
hoer ride of Market 'West bridge.
ALSO.
A large plastered frame HODSB and lot of (mind, situ
ate opposite the Bell Tavern. on the Darby road, at the
Andcorner of the eland road, in the Twenty•burth ward.
ALIO,
Twenty Acres of handsomely situated land, on the
PeIIUBY.VZ , IIia. Railroad, within fifteen minutes ride of
Market. street bridle. Access to the any can be had ten
times a day, by the oars stopans on the ground. Ap
ply to BEDLOOK PABIIHSLIt.
35 23.0 i Conveyancers. 715 wAteurr direst.
el% 700 ACRES SPLENDID PASTURE,
wetiwatered. for Horses and Miles on the cele
brated Vineyard Farm. late ".....n.yboldoo notate," only
one mile from Delaware Oily. and forte miles from
Dbiladelphia. Milan Jo lit( S. DILLADIY,
36236 t Delaware 'My, Del.
del REAL ESTATE, REAL ESTATE,
Mall'SAL MATE, MAL ESTAT.B.
REAL 134Td.TBEtif. BSTATNN
56,000,000 WORTS IiOR SALE.
SS. 000,000 WORTH FOR SALE
15.000.0101 WORTH FOR B&6S.
NEW 3IONTELY CATALOGUE JUST OUT.
FEW MONTHLY CATALOGUE JUST OUT.
PEW .VONTHLY CATALOGUE JUST OUT.
FOP. O 6ATOIToUS DIST RI BUTTON.
FOR Dt,..TrIiTOVIS DISTRIBUTION.
rint GRAIMTOPS D/STB/wITIoN
puns ultra eiiii.34 l l 6 of Real Eitltte /or
tale, is the greaten production of the age to parties in.
terested ie the porches , of proptoty. No pereoa ehoul4
to Kai a GOY (gratis) at the Office. 10 North
SIXTH Street. . p 37.1 . it it
GOOD OIL STOCKS TO EXCHANGE
(or Neel Balite. LUNAR AM Baoarn
ic233V No. 308 WALNUT St.. Room 16.
-
fin —FOR BALE—A. M0RT
52590,---F• laiS of this 11.M01111 4 " on !Inctlve
Property worth city thousand dollars Mtn
woo 3,
Apply to . : i 4IIA.SPINTKIS H a orn te
. rmil
mwanw xi Oath V/ Eirset.
siummEn RESORTS.
UNITED ,STATES HOTEL,
CAPE Iffiliati.N. l l 3 , N. a..
Will open for the recepUoa of 'Melton.
On the 15th of June.
All communications for apartments, or lama ether
badness connected with the ROM, should be adttreo ll
to
VERTU STATE% HOTEL,
Cape Island 6 law Jaw.
VIVMS'r dc MIL":MIA,
is24mw6w PaormsToßS.
T H3
COLUMBIA HOUSIC,
AT
CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY,
Will be opened this imam on the FIFTEENTH DAT
OF J for the retortion of nests
This leading horse will, for the coming season, hair
sustain its well.established reputation.
Ore, tly eueenriged by the Whites of butt year, the
Proprietor taste satisfied that a Wet& eondneted Morin
first-dam must eceatinn• a meow at Ode old and PQM
- tar resort
'ne railroad facilities are promised to be excellent.
telebrated Pao& h" , beak iss•
Mired for the 004iiieFlA ;he conallti tltt
For room,
as apply to J. IL MlllitletiXr
,bent's Hotel. Philadelphia or to
L
_ GEORCUI J. MOD). ON. Proprietor..
niym , ZDI CUB ISLAIND, L
CONGRESS HALL, AL3no CITY N, Y.,
with OPEN JUall 1g65.
The subseriber would reapeetfolly inform his Mende
and the publio In general, that be ha' eclat; tithes.
Genera,.Haig, Vote being the (earth ghee h. Mat) ill*
movement' have beau Made; also, our Oath- etoe.e.
I mmo ban orpcjed i a,f4 the bathistr. a be mei:sagged
at an, sea•shore. And it is tba ol&tm eduction ot the
proprietor to nee every effort to make CloagVeal Hal
home of comfort to his gnosis. s Band is engaced,
Terms moderate E1e1.9.1.r0i 0. W. BISLIELS.
UNITED; STATES HOTEL,
WW open for w tharet p ti r n T l. o:l7Ki r o e l e C ete n af e r n r ' N. L.
the Beason.
celebrated Banc has bean engaged for
information,
to en gage rooms, or docleng farther
rWOELPPlß ria POr o ill i g t.
1614.
SEA. BA.TIIING,
1`.." • BURP 11CTllilio
ATLAVTIO CITY, SAM , JEMMY
This old, established , and fsyst.'s home will 0411 for
the season on or about the 20th of Sane It is neartet
to the bead. securing cool Presses at all times. ...te EU.
rivalled kttning :Achilles. Its complete Immature sad
appointment, and It, unexceptionable table, render this
hone a favorite place for s amanita sojourn at the
sea•side. Pamenters from Os city are tot down at the
door, and communication with the inlets to had at 14
times by . rail. A doe band cf masts has been engaged
for the season. Parties wishlng to ibtllta Board Will
address the proprietor M Barr Pones. Atlantic City.
R&M H S. BnRSQ2I, Proprietor.
N A.TIONAL HOUSE, YVRR, P.SITNA.
-111 p doe Rotel, Miumtly ereottd 9P the northeast
corner of Motet end Beaver creels, is now ODs . 161
the reception of puede. Tho home, bedding, sun Atm&
tare a,e entirely new and of the beet onaiity. There
are 715 rooms, whh warm Pad sold Waste and water.
clarets on each floor, All Ice appointments and summo
n. eats are those of a Arse. class Hotel, end it is the de.
term Matto) of the Proprietress to have it kept as SAO.
my29•Puwilni MILO. 0. A. wur.
(1. A RLIBLE WRITE SULPHUR
&Atonable end dqltgbtfal
mer Retort io now 08tal for alettore For tetras IPPIF
to N. VT. WOUDS,
Proprletor,
CARLISLII SPRINGS, re.
WHITE SULPHUR
PHA L'lr BE ATE SPRINGS,
DOUBLING GAP, PA.
S. ROBIDIRON, PROPRIETOR.
sBASON OP/1128 JUNE 11th.
This delightful place le located In (Motherland coun
ty, thirty miles west of Harrisburg, It is aceetathie
from all the principal eltlae h railroad le kbirrietoss.
thchee by the Cumberland Taller Untroka to NeWI•
vale; from rietvvilie eight miles OM staging to MS
Springs. The stage is always in Welting upon thee*.
rival of the cm e at li els-v . llle. •
Passenams leaving Philadelphia, Baittmote, or
Wenbicaion in the morning can arrive et the Springs
the tame orating at 6 e clock. This hotel is *ammo
d ione and comfortable Marine been recently thorough
ly renovated) with hot and cold bath attached, and as•
tenstve grounds for walks and amceements.
Terms $1 tO per day, or $l2 per week. Over four
weeks slt, per we , k.
The long experience of the present proprietor enable*
biro to pay that it will be conduetfd in a magrer I*
please all visitore. N. B. A flue livery is attached
to the establishment. 10t*
'UNITED BTATSS ROTEL, LONG
BRidiorf, New Jassy, to now open tot the N.
/option of visitors—Juno 10.
jelo.2m* SENT, A. BBOBMAKIIIi., Proprietor.
KITTATINNY HOUSE,
DELAWARE WATER GAP,
This favorite Mountain resort is nOW open to
shore.
Train■ leave Philadelphia, from Ksnsinalon Depot.at
730 A. M. and 590 P. M. and arrive at the Gap at IP.
Id end 8.43 P. M.
References—Morton McMichael, Franklin Nan,
LOD% A. (lode's'. H. B. Bantam B. R. Martin. Cheese
Hacker, 0 Sherman.
Terms, VA per week.
Jit3 , lm L. W. BRODHEAD. Proprietor.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
ORRISOIg SPIOOS.
Phis delightful end romantic watering place, situated
on the summit 01 the ailethen, lifooritains. at Ofialaoll
citation. on the ronneylvanis gailroad,
Will be Opened for the Reeeption of (Mate'.
On 610/11)Alf, June iflth, 1666.
Several
new aottages lme been erected, the grounds
owed, and Cresson know
have been beautineo ana_.27 • •• -
one of the most beautiful till homes in sae u 04....
States. Excursion tickets. good until October let, ere
issued by the Penns, lvanta Railroad Commlnis
For ftu thee information. address
050. W. MULLIN Proprietor
ORtneON brairbsis,
Cambria county, vs.
iIowLAxD , S HOTEL,
LONG BRAXGR, N. T..
1 1 3. 1 1 °D"' "itatiiirDISWININVI62:
VF URA TA MT. SPRINGS.--TRIE
"" delightful and romantic watering place, %anti•
fully situated in the healthiestsoetion of Laud dix
.
county, and acknowledged to he the •' garden end"
of Pennsylvania. will open for the accommodation of
tnsets on the 16th of June. Railroad eommunication
wice a day froze Philadelphia. on the Penneylearia or
Reading Railroad, and daily from Baltimore and MeV
York. For particulars address the proprietor.
J. W. FIignMEIGIC.
LORETTO BPRING AS, CAMBRI
- 1 - 4 COUNTY. PA.—This favorite Enmaier /Wort vin
be epee for the reaeption of visitors on the let of Star.
Coaches Will be 111 readlnese at Cron/con Station to lion
ise, gleam to the Syringe. Loretta flpristell Is DAM*
passed for its bvan6lfdt weer/ and sainbrioili OilWeste.
A band of music is emrsced for the 44550 r. Po partiorp
Tare address. 1 1 '.. A.. VIM:30003. Propr i etor
myBl.lna Loretto, Cambria counts. Pa.
:EPHRATA AN D
• LITTZ SPRIDO3S, VIA MUD
MO ABM COLUMBIA EAILBOAD.
CLOP.. OONNBOTIONB AT ENADING,
On and aPor MONDAY, June 12th, pamengers ter
tb. above Springs will leave the PgIisADELPERA AND
READING RAILItOAD DEPOT THIRTEENTH THIRTEENTH and
OALLOWBILL ntreote et BA. V. and SAO ar
rivigg ilubratA It ds and 7.26 P. M at Ltttratr
1 and 7.tBP, 21,
NNTlialeiete,
Leave Litir at 8 13 Ir M. and 2 15 P. 51,, and 11,altrids
at 8.92 A. M and 2 44 P, M , arriving in. Philadelphia
at 11 42 and 77,6 P. V. je22.11t
RELVIDERE DELAWARE RAIL
ROAD.
-1 11 7mTv i gf iek !
TWO THROUGH NORTHERN CON.
NECTIONS MILL
LEAVE P. AND T. B. R. SINSINOTON D 81.07 At
7.30 A. M. AND 3 30 P. N.
Oorinnecting directly through to
BASTON, SCRANTON,
le ATER OAP, GEBAT BIND.
WILEBSBABBB, BUFFALO.
AND TISS
QUAT baNIN3,
Through TiOltoto told and Baguio checked thfOhllt
to oil prineiphl points North ala Weak
W. N, OATZMBR, Atonb
mai st=ju, TO PLEASURE SEEKERS.
amiarasigna. FOR LASE SUPERIOR,
One of the new and mags Moen t Steamers,
METEOR AND PEWABLO,
Will leave CLEVELAND, Ohio, every
BP. M., and DETROIT, Michigan. every TUESDAI e
at 2 P. Xand Port Amnia, at to P. X
For teal'com fort and pleasure the Lake Superior trip
is untgealled on this continent, The beat • ' speckled
trout , ' fishing In the world: and nowhere cut the in-
valid realize etch substantial benefit as in the cool,
dry, and levigeretieg climate of Lake Si:parlor. It to
also the cheapeol ;yip °gored, being only n beat three
and one - half acute per tells, watch InClUdita USW ,
come and in - als,
For Information, or assuring Of rooms, apply to
°AMMON At 00"
Cleveland. Ohio,
J T. writrixo Go,
Detroit, Mich..
ra,
- LT CAMDEN AND AT..
LANTIC RAILROAD,—Thee'
Trains daily to Atlantic City, and one on Sunday.
Trojan I.a,a Vine-street Ferry as follunrs
Mail Train ~,,,, --7.110 A.. IC
Freight / with Passenger Cara attached. 9.16 4. N.
Allantio Acton:into p, ag.
Junction Accommodation L UT E ATLANTIC,
RBTURN.ING,, LUTE ATLANTIC,
Atlantic Accommodation .................+«. 47 A. M.
Freight, witn Passenger Oars attached..... P. N.
Mail Train.... ..... ........... P. IL
Junction Accommodation.— it.
Fare to Atlantis St Incursion Tickets, good only
for the day and train on Which they are leaned. la
SDIPAY MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Vine-street Ferry at 7,90 A. H.
Returning leaves Atlantic at CO P. M.
SITIO. HADDONFIELD TRAINS
Leave Vine-street Ferny at 10.16 A. X. and Ll 6 P. IL
Leave Haddonfield at 11.45 A. M and 2.45 P. M.
F. B.—Freight roust be delivered at Cooper's POini
before 6 P, X to Insure its zotps down the engt day.
nahe-szatt SOHN 0 BRYANT. , Agent. _.
maim CB NAP AND PLEA
-8/6.INT SOMMER TRAVEL,
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC AND RARITAN AND
DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD.
ORANGE OP TIME,.
CAMDEN, TO NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH.
On and alter MONDAY, June 19, the Irorees Train
will leave Cooper'a Point. Camden. nail eex
cepted)cepted) at 9.10 A. X . for Tnokerton, Darnegat, Tom'.
River Manchester, Bergen, gq_nenktun. rue_miligdaiso
shark' River, Long Brandt, Urelleenertg Ooeanpori,
UM*° lv/ Bhiewshurg , Red Bank. Middletown.
lands, and ' Port Monmouth; thence to u g hork. br
the splendid steamer Jesse Hoyt ' Thro to NW
York in Eve hours. Fare EL Excursion Ticket'. good
for three days, 43
On MB:wills at extra train for Long Branch will
leave Camden at 439 P. M Returning, leave Long
Branch at 5 15 4.. AL Monday, arriving at Camden
B.IOA. it. J 617
OATAWIBBA. RAILROAD
COMPAIS T.—To Tourists and Travalo
tem— Baconian Beason of 1865
Lake °utast°. Earnestly MM.
The Thousand Mande. Portland.
Th. Studds of SR Lawrer es White Roontabis,
Slyer, Saratoga %adage. fka. • bk.
Montreal, &a.. ao.
Quebec, are., go.,
Oen; for the above BranYslOne, Whla have bin
so lon s and favorably known to the Phttadelpkh&
"pnbitc, by various roams to Niagara WIN for sale ak
the
CATAWISSI RAILROAD WORST s OFFIOS, 4241
Chestnut greet . under Philadelphia ank. 11111144 ran.
Information will b a van,
N. AA HORN, Passenter Utak
ien•Sna 425 CHNiTHIIT Streak,
A VERY CHOICE ROASTED'
sx• AL
MOND, manufactured br
BT/IPREN wEncium.
Jel-lm Nu. 19110 MiIIKET Elbsot
FANCY RAMS.-BRIGGB, SWIFT, &
Co.. Cobb & Armel, C. & P. Bolen's, and Mi.
cafe & Roane brands celebrated
SUGAR-OOHED 0010IIINATI CAAVABBI.D. gild&
in Moro and for sall_by
WASumFGTON MORE& & 80!
InslP-Im* 148 and 148 lank Mr
IprEIMETIOALLY gIiALIIID MEATS
• 11 - 16 MID bourn.
1,000 d.oz, Sonose i rok,
600 ' Boost •
600 " do Val•
Epp I. do Mottos. •
1,000 " do r k.y.
1,000 do biokoz,
14000 " wortod Flom It 1, I sr alb. oirm,
Por Ws by
folf•if 101 South WATER Street.
VULCANITE JEWELRY. - LARG
anortmeat of DUOS and GOLD 31WITAT,
jetit-12t• W. iDLIIS. lOU loath attiVilaJi ßft