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BOYS' CLornitTo, OLGTaiRe,
.5,03 , e , Clothing,
BOW Clothing,Hoye Clothing. 'Bore Clothing.
Boy.' Clothing, Noy.' clothing. Bove Clothing,
Boy. , Clothing, Boys' Clothing.
Bove' major,
Zoe' Clothing.
Boy, clothing. Boys' clothing.ln every
variety, In every variety,
In every variety, In every variety.
In every variety, In every variety.
In every variety, In every variety.
In every variety. . In every variety.
In every variety. In every variety,
Atli. L. Hallowell & Bon'e.
At H. 1.. Hallowell & Son%
At H. L. Hallowell & Son's,
At H. L. Hallowell & goes.
At R. L. Eallowell k Son's.
At H. L. Hallowell k Son's.
1 5.94 Market street, 684 Market street,
IC. Market street. 634 Market street,
534 Market street. 1134 Market street,
681 Market street, 184 Market street.
584 Market great, 534 Market street.
584 Market street. 534 Market street.
zpi3ciAL Nom e --We have ihe largest and best as.
.ortha. stock Of .Ready•made Boys' Clothing in the
city. cut In the latest stele.. and made to the beet men
gar. R. L HALLOWELL& 80E,
t.a.t.weg 531 MARKET Street.
KENDALL ' S ABIBOLINE.—Have
_you tried
Jo If so, you sperm of IL Of course the remarkable
demand fox this excellent preparation for the Heir has
been solely created by its merits; for, when once used.
It Is not likely to be abandoned. You can procure it
orally respectable Druggist. t7l•Sm '
Bu . 1 1013 It BATHING BODEs, FOR LADIES
atpiCIENTLEINBIG at SLOAN'et 806 MAIMBT Strad.
J7l• 31*
1.027 WALNUT STREET, office of Dr,
, 170.1 a XOSCHEISBEit, for the treatment of the Bye, Bar,
Throat, Lou DiSOMMI and Catarrh, with his apparatus.
is2B St* • .
COLOATE's TIONFX SOAP.
This eoloarated TOILIT SOAP. in snob universal de•
- mad, is made from the CHOICEST materials, is MILD
and ISIOLLIENT in its nature, FRAGRANTLY
SCESTDD. and EXTRSIIIILY BENEFICIAL in its ac
tion urn the Skin. For sale by all Druggists and
fancy Goods dealers. 162134ntbaly
D.u. H. NEWEL'S DYSPEPSIA CORDIAL IS
2E Infallible cure for Dlspepsio.
Fox sale at the Drug Stores,
No. 037 ARCM Stuns, stgo SECIOND street. and at
659020 d and RACIE. ie24.stuthlBts
.IMO STEINWAY & SON'B Fffilp
PIANOS.
Nor sge Only at BL ASIIIS BROTHSES'.
ita-lut • 1006 OURS:MiI F. Street.
7~2;A.RRIEI?_
RICE—APPLETOII.—On the morning of 28th
nit., at the realdenee of the bride's uncle, by the
liev.•Edward Romeo, Er. Edward C. Moe, of Gin
cinnati. Ohio, to Kim Libble 0. Appleton, of Bea
tonsvrt, lowa. [Cincinnati and /own, paporB please
copy.)
DIED_
NICHOLS.—On the 30th ultimo, Walter Wil
liamson, only on of Oliver O. and Mary 0. Nichols,
aged six years, ten months, and eleven days.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the re.
fildence of his parents, No. 90a Filbert street, on
Sunday afternoon, at four &dealt.
rdEuraßGEß—On the 29th Inst., Samuel DMa
page°, in the Nth year of his age.
The relatives and male friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his
late realdence, No. 1720 Arch street, on Monday at
lernoom the 3d inst., at 4 o'clock.*
ATEIMLL.—On the evening of the 29th June, at
Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia, Mr. J. G. &Imre% in
the 525 year of his age. [Look Haven and Holli
dayenurg, Pe.s Wellsville, Onto and Orange coun
ty, Ivasna. papers please copy.] *9
AUSTIEI—On Thursday, June 20114 Mrs, Mar
garet Auntie, aged 85 years.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 917 North
Fifteenth street, on Saturday, July Ist, at 4 o'clock
P. M. it*
CALDWELL.—On the 29th inst., Samuel W.
Caldwell, in the 50th year of his age.
His male friends are invited to attend his funeral,
from his late residence, No. 205 North Sixth street,
Camden, N. J., on Saturday, July Ist, at 5 °Waft
P. M.
ECKERT.—On Wednesday Morning, 28th hist.,
fir. G. N. Eckert, in the 633 year of Lis age.
His relatives and friends are invited to attend his
inners], from his late residence, No. 1031 spruce
street, at 10 o'clock Saturday morning. **
CALDWELL —On the 29ch hash. Mrs. Maria
Caldwell, widow of the late James S. Caldwell, in
the 68th year of her age
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend her funeral, from her
lase residence, No. 268 North Ninth Street, on Mon
day. July 3, at 9 o'clock A. X, **
LESLIE.—On the 30th ult., at Washington City,
D. C., Sohn Farr, son of the late James M. Leslie,
In the Bth year of his age.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral, from the residence of Dirs. M. J. Farr,
No. 731 Pine street, on Monday, July 3d, at 9 o'clock
A. N. •
ROSE—On Thursday. 20th ult., Henry 8., Infant
8011 of Henry and Mary L. Bose. •
FRY.—Suddenly, On Friday, the 30th, nit., Mary
Emna, infant daughter of Wm. W, and Mary PL
FM aged 1 year and 1 month.
Funeral from the residence of her parents, 1414
Fawn street, to•mOrrOw (Sunday,) at 3 o'clock
P.M.
PETEBS.--Suddenly, on the 30th ult., at his
residence In Brrooklyn, L. 1., Charles F. Peters,
formerly of this pity.
"LACE ENGLISH GRENADINES.-
Just received, a case of Elect Ungarla Grenadines.
at 40 cents a yard. BEESON & SON, Mourning Elora
918 ORESTNIIT Street.
Chte uric.. :Prices in plain figures. intrlE
Ip.LACK CHALY DE LAINE:-JUST
- 11 L , aliened, one ease of plats, black Chsly de Latium. at
vv. aeatt a yard. SIMEON &SIAS, Ilionnatzug Store,
918 OHESTXIIT Street.
Ono price Prices h plain snyls
10f) PURE WHITE SHETLAND
kf SHAWLS. &YU & LANDILII.
inft PIECES MOSQUITO BABB,
'WM WHITES, BLUES, GREENS, &c
BUM & LANDELL.
I f in LOW WHITE QUILTS, FOII
,otm , HOTELS. IMMENSE LOTii OF SHELF
TOWELS. Cie2ll-ttl BYES k LkADHLL.
lar 'UNION B. CHITECiI; roußni
st , below ARGIL, 811.88ITH, July 2d.
Ray, ct. crAlticoW, Pad' oz. pm& in the
illerning at 10. U. and Evattrag at M. to 8 o'ol.Ook. I.l*
18115 CABIAC STREZT.—REV.
FRED TAYLOR will preach eirmr SUNDAY
TAIDENING at 103 2 bundles nchool at Rye P M. Af
ter:iced service discontinued for the hot weather. *
farCIiIIRCII OF THE 10EIV TESTA,
MAIM T. H. STOCKTO.N, Pastor. BLS yr/Di
and 'WOOD Fiftieth. Communion 4 o'clock B►BBATH
AYTIMIIOOII. Alter toqcorioW. Sande& llllSPeaded
'Until rafter notice. It*
sar IeIBST BAPTIST O.IIIIUVII.
BROAD and ARCH Streets.—This tihure4wtti
not be open on Sunday Evenings daring Juty and nu.
gust. e.krrices ht she mornings as usual. The Pastor
of the Church. Hey. G. 1). BOARGII..isr. le expected to
Preach 1:0•1101iSOW ItfORNItiG. at the usual hour lt•
prol. Sr. MATTATW'S LIUTHERA.N
opriRCII. JEW Mrest. below Fourth. betty en
Race and Vine. Services by .he ?actor, Eev. E. W.
BOTTRR, on. TO-MORROW (Sanday) MORRIRO, 1O)
o'clock. leenisk service commences PlinisSulillY et
o'clock. lc*
lar NATIONAL ISERMON.—NEV. J. H.
A. BOMBEBOBB,D. D. will preach a ter oion ia
lie church, First German Reformat). BAGS Street, be
low Fourth on SABBATH MORNING. nest. with re
feretirs to the approaching National anntversary. and
the great evangelizing work of the AMBRICAN TRA...rF
SOCIETY. The friends of the country ere cordially in
vited.
SECO.ND ADVENT MEETINGIN.—
"THE BERRY! COMING OE CHEM "
Bider S, W. BISHOP will preach nom. this .abject
TO-MOKBOW, at 1O a ,at Hall, N. I c er
Nina sad HALLOWHILL batmen!, and at S EVS-
Xcure, on "Future Life to the .Rightsons only." le
CENTUAIL CONG.LEUATIONALL
CHURCR.—The Hall, at tee northeast corner
of BROAD and ARCH Streets, has been enrage:, and
will be occupied for worship by this Mara& TO
31.0EltOW, ano until the occupation of their new
Chapel. Octoroonlon service Tu.itORROW. at 10% . A.
M Rev. EDWARD HAWS% the Pallor, will preach
at E P. M.,'on the restate of toe late Congregational
C..tuicil at Boston. Its
Mr , TIM LEIIII4II VALLEY RAIL
ROAD COMPANY have declared a Dividend of
TWO Alv`D-A•HALF PBH CHIT . rayabie on and atm
July 30th inst., at the °fare, At. 442 WALNUT Strost,
Thiladelphla, Ejll.7t'n L. ORARBEIRLS.IM. Treas.
Or' A CAR.D.—TI
citizens of Phi Leda
and valuable services of th
in the Legislature of Pennell
uniform fidelity as a Phil
Ishalrof the commercial,
intonate of our city, desire I
a candidate for re.elestion t
W oe.gh. b ul lock, D
W. Li J
George Bullock.
Say Cooke,
S, W. Clark,
Alexander Benson,
G. h. Benson,
A. J. Drexel,
M. Begin eel, Jr..
Jos J1)111311,
D. B. Cummins,
J. B. Birchen,
Batkire
Wm. P. Hughes,
8. Morris,
Chas. Mone,
C. 11..Clart.
James L Marlton.
James Pollock,
Arch. liclnlyre,
7trimund A Bonder,
R. B. Macron.
Wen:mill Lee,
IL Bouvier
Chas. DMA,
Thee, V. Band,
Wm. D. bberrerd,
P. N. Buck.
Richard S. Smith.
Stephen, Colleen.
Wm. J. Horatinann,
"hoc. T. Tacker. Jr..
.J. B. Lippincott.
L. A Goan.,
$l. Ward,
Isaac liralekurat.
Horace Blaney. Jr.,
Jan J. Barclay,
800 M. Stroud,
J. L Clark Hare,
Jo. Allison,
-Guar. B Lea.
P. Carroll Brewton.
C. Perkins,
Garrick Mallery,
H G Town/end,
Jas. W. Paul,
Peter D. , K.:yaer.
Geo. F Lewis,
Hamad Hart,
John k. eatuelcs.
k Boric.
.Jae. g . °roe k Co.,
Wright, Broil. & Co,.
Werner, Blakey & Merrill,
Wood & Cary.
Frederick Stokes & Co.,
B. W. Bailer di Co,.
Jean dr. Moore.
Bursa is Litt,
Allred Jenks cr Boa
John Tiers & Co ,
Porter & Dickey . ,
Irisla & ttincon,
Alan. woos at Co..
Kay & Bro
Browning & B roa..
Clone. Thompson Jona,
Samuel W. Cattail,
B. A. Sixalicross.
Joseph T. 'Vankirk,
C. Oolkett,
S. L. Hallowell,
Hobert Bate, Jr.,
A. B. Lippincott,
.1 B. Winona",
Dothan L • Jones,
Myers., 'Kb kr art*. k Co.,
...Times C. Head & Co..
Caleb Cope,
'HE IIJNIIIEESICHNED
Iphia, spore:toting the able
be Hon. 13110408 CONRBI.I.
wivanla, and recognizing . his
ladelpbia reprobate:aye WI
mantel:an - ring. and Neonatal
again to present his name as
tothe Senate.
!Henry C Carey,
Morton McMichael,
Gibson Peacock,
Samuel C. Norton,
Frederick Fraley,
1. B Browne,
Charles Gibbons,
Thomas Power%
Janine A. Wright,
A. M. Baetwiak,
Thomas S. Elite,
David 8. Brown,
Alexander Henry,
Henry G. Howell,
H. Y. Hang.
John Welsh,
Rolm W. Ciaghorn,
Henry Paul Best.
Francis Wells.
Matthew Newkirk,
Thee. Wriaglas.
B F. Leaks,
Watson Gently,
W. P. Jenks.
Edward OTITZ,
Tat H. Bryson,
John U. oilier.
Thos. J. Wallace,
Joan P. Crow,
W. P. Viribttach.
Thos. lielilister.
Win. Craig,
J. Belli.
J. Mass,
Thos. acemks.
John Garb rehire,
Geo. H. Ashton.
A. B. Prattelsons,
I. G. Fell,
0. W. Hassel.
Bdwd. Roberts. Jr..
T. Charlton Henry.
Davis Pearson,
Edwin R. Cope,
T. W. Summers,
A. M. Collins,
Obas. F. Paimoatit,
JoJohn M. O gden,
h n C. War.
Johnio anti.
T. Rtirold Zell,
Thos. Sinclair,
John B Byers & Co.,
[lsmael C. Cook.
MaCaFnm & Co.,
Z. D. Wood St Co. ,
Cleo W. Simons. Brother
& Co.,
A. 8. & B. Roberts,
W, Baldwin & Ce.s
"Parham & Work,
hi. Thomas & Sens,
Thos H. Craig & CO.,
Thomas Watson & t`o3lB.
Alex. Whildia & Sons,
Amos Bills.
R. H. Townsend,
A. C Barclay.
Frederick Graff.
B Henry Flickwir.
James B. Harmer,
J. Hasktne Da Pay.
A. J. Levis.
JAMS D. Wetham,
8. W. DeContsy ,
A. C. Harmer,
A. Cainoheit,
Samuel Wright,
J. A. Spenoer• It*
VIVENTYMIRST WARD BOUNTY
FUND. —The Contributors to the Bounty Fund
since jenuary I, UM, ere mine tql to Weed the
Wetting, ai LYCIIIDA HALL, ROKBOROUGEI, on
WEDMISDAT lIVERING next, July San, at 8 oclock,
lien anti there to determine what disposition snail be
made of the Surplus Fund (about $1,000.) in the hands
of the Treasurer.
none but actual enbanibere will be admitted to the
ESC By older of _
421 .A. CAMPBELL, President '
zo. A. SKIM SeatiftrY ie3o-4%*
EIGHTY-NINTH ANNIVERSARY
OF ANDRICAP /tED3r.datoactod
"ThE STATE SOCIETY OP THE CINCINNATI OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
The kennel atated meeting or "The State Boolety of
the
_Gnmi muiti of polineylronia' will be held at the
LA PlEhß on o TUES D A Y. OAtreet, below Onset.
not Wrest,
DDO. at / o o'elotdr A. X. B. L. envier.
Secretary.
wis WON LEAGUE HOUSE,
Jose 92. 1865
THE UNION LEAGUE
PHILADELPHIA,
WILL CELEBRATE
THE 90T0 ANNIVERSARY OF OUR
NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE,
Tuesday, July 4. 1865,
With the following exercises, at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
To commence at 12 o'clock M. preelsoly
1. MUSIC.
2. PRAYER.
3. NITRO.
4. READING OF THE DEOLLEATION OF INDE
PENDBNCE, By DANIEL DOUGHERTY, E.
.5. NUSIO.
6. ORATION BY CHARLES GIBBONS, EQ.
7.
THS LEAGUE HOD WILL DB ILLUMINATED
IN THE IVENINO, and a (Imlay or Fire-work. will
be exhibited at Penn Square.
Tickets of admission to the ammonia at the AcademY
of Music can now be secured from Mr. o.'B. WHIPPLE.
Assistant Secretary, at the League House.
By order of the Board of Directors.
GfEOECI - E Lt. BOKER,
WNOTICE TO ALL FREEHOLDER'S.
T.& X• PAYERS, oozwErecicsas. AND
OTHERS 001(13BRESD.
DEPARTMENT Or SIVETEYS,
REGISTRY SERBSIT, June 26, 1815.
Motto, is hereby given, that under and by virtue of
an act of Assembly. paella on the 14th of March. tf63.
and an deft:mace of the city of Philadelphia, made in
pursuance thereof, this Department will b, prepared
to receive the descriptions of all lands and corp neat
real MACS within said city, from And after the let day
Of July, Igo,
The impose of the act is declared by its title, Which
"An set to promote the more certain and equal as
sessment of Taxes in Philadelphia," and a principal
means devised therefor is the plotting of all the real
estate within the city, in manner to exhibit the iota.
tion and dimensions, with the names of the Owners
thereof. To this end it is made the duty
-Ist Of all owners of houses and lots, to furnish,
forthwith, descriptions of their property to this office,
by the presentation of their deeds, upon which will be
placed a certificate of. the fact of such return haying
Seen made, and thereafter the property se returned
shad/ not he sulti,et to sale for taxeß thereafter to be
come a lien thereon, except it be in the name of the
owner so returned, and after service of notice upon
him as in case of to writ of Sammons.
2d. Of every seller and buyer of ground upon the
planned city plot to make report to this office of every
conveyance made. withetbe precite dimensions and lo
cality of the premises, and when the preceding returns
are made there will be no charge made therefor; bat it
the owner desire, a certificate of his having made such
return for his protection, and to exhibit to the Recorder
of Deeds, die . it will be furnished for the fee of twen
ty Aye cents (exclusive of Revenue stamp.)
Id. In sees neater the buyer nor seller shall have
made such return. and produce the proof thereof to the
Recorder of Deeds, he is raw:trod. not to admit the
deed to record without charging fifteen cents for each
lot described therein; and it is then made his duty to
furnish the proper descriptions with late of conveyance
and names of grantorand grantee, into this Department,
within one month, under a penalty of one dollar for
each omission
. .
4th. And it le made the duty of every Purchaser of
hopeee and lands at judicial ;Plus; of every one who
receives an allotment in partition; of every devisee by
Neill, to make return. as aforesaid; and if he shall not
have done eo, it to made the duty of the Clerk or Pro
thonotary of the proper Court, and the Register of Wills,
to perform the like duty, for the like charge; end Ile
der the same penalty as the Recorder of Deeds.
filh. The performance of the said duties as enjoined
by the act will exonerate the setter front a future Lia
bility for the tuxes without reclamation therefor. and
will confer upon the purchaser. devisee. and heir. an
immunity against toes of his title by miles for taxes
without notice to him. and exempt them from the
penalty of five dollars impend by the act for the fail
ure to comply with its requisitions.
The Chief 'engineer and Purveyor respeetfully re
quests of the owners of real estate a prompt co opera
tion in carrying cut the important rurposes of the
act, that they, as well as the city, may sooner derive
the Orlon' advantages designed, m the more tertian
and tonal assessment of the taxes, and in the greater
security and certainty of their titles, to real. estate
within the city.
CooTe9lttieerti, Agents. and others, can procure blanks
for descriptions by applying at this keel
South Firm Street, below Walnut, Room No. 6, first
floor.
STRICKLAND KRIS ASS,
je2l3-6t Chief Engineer and kinvioyOr.
tgr'DAUPHIN AND COLORADO GOLD
AIINIMG COMPANY. —This Company is now
vigorously at work with a force of experienced miners
extracting
. ore. Their water power is ample. and so
soon as their Stamping Mill Is completed the eeparacion
of the metal will be commenced. To effect thte, a por
tion of the shims of the Working Capital are offered for
sale at the original low price of THREE DOLLARS
AND FIFTY CENTS each, payable in instalments.
The great Railroad from tit Louis to Kansas is to be
eourpieiod. is .In,y, and. connects With the ralltOld TIP
the Kansas river tOW ards Peak and Denver City.
This road from B 6 Unita up the Kansas Aver Will over
be a favorite route to Colorado and New Mexico—stns.
cially during the inclement season of the.year. In Jul,'
(or August at farthest) the comtleted road. in a direct
line from lit. Louis to the COLORADO GOLD MUM,
pill measure three hundred ant My miles in length,
and will greatly facilitate the business of the gold re.
t i e o ll " fteitgl e girla h , e all a grs :M a = g
this 'business. will soon be rewarded with abundant re•
turns for their investments.
Call and get a prospeCtlOS at the office Of the General
Sabsctiption Agent, WM H. WAY gB,
lee 16 BAWL Street,
je2L Wit Stock and Note Broker.
plEitsmat7ltl . ol,.PAlrnoaESllll:
DAY. Jlll7 tat. Leave fltiladelphia at 4
SO P. N., arriving at (tape
May 7.45
-
Leave Calm Bay at:TA. IL, arriving In Philadelphia
at 33_15. VAN ItilliStULLEll.
It Superintendent.
lar SECOND ANNUAL EXCURSION
of the GRAND DIVISION SONS OP TIMM.
RANCE. of Pennsylvania. to Atlantic City, IMAM
DAY, July 19. 1866. 21skets. 41.26. For sale at the
office of the Wang Division. 118 South Seventh street;
of W. B. Ringgold. 1640 Market street; of John 0.
Mannigan.llBll Poplar street; John F. Cline, 2104 Cal
lowhill street. and at the rooms of the several Divisions
on the night of meeting.
SOS. W. MARTIN, Grand Scribe.
jvi.9.8.12.16,16 . No. 118 South gIiV.INTH
SOLDIERS OF 181?.—THE EX.
I CtrESIONIMS will meat on MOADAT next, at
7 o clock*. N., at the rearus7lyeati Depot, west of
eettuvkill. Old soldiers from the Interior slid from
other !latex are rattoortfolly invited to unite With eo of
Goat ebarit. It J. EL FRICK. Secretary.
gr. CENTRAL won SC HOOL.—THN
Examination of Applicants for admission into
the Central High School will bettin on 15101 , 10/Y, the
Sd day of July, at 9 A. M.
Candidates must be at least thirteen years of age,
residents of the city of ritilat.elphis, and for at )east
one year they must have been pupils in the Public
Schools of the any.
The order of examination will be as follows:
MONDAY, July 9—Pareina, and Constitution of the
Patted States_
_
WEINESDAY, July 6—Etymology, and History of
the 'Untied States.
„ .
ViIIRSDAY. Jaly 6—Mensuration and Grammar.
FRIDAY. July 7—Orthography and arithmetic.
je`67 tuthen NICHOLAS U. dikeinaE, .Prluolpal
lar" TIOTICE TO - /LOANITOLDERS.--
(lity Loans maturing Lily 1, 180, will be paid
at presentation on and after that date.
ie2l 6t BILVARY BIIMM, City Treasurer.
TREASEREWE DEPARTMENT
NORTEK= CENTRAL RAILWAY CIOAIPA
NY, CALVERT ATATIoIf.
BALTIMORE, drum SI, 1865.
DIVI . DBIIIIi 10..6
The President and Directors of bile Company have
declared a Dividend of TWO (2) PER OBIU.. clear of
Rational and State taxes. Tor the quarter ending June
SD, MD. payable to the Stoekholders on the 20th of July
next, at this office.
The Transfer Books will be closed from let to 10th
of July. inclusive. By order.
1e24- ma. J. S. LEIB, Treasurer.
POSTPONEMENT OF T HE VNIO V
STATE COIIVESTIO 11. —l5llll - nria OF VIE
UNION STATE CENTRAL COMMITTER —ln oomph.
ante with the earnest appeals of mans r.romineat Union
men, citizens of different counties in the State, airing
thst the meetingof the Union State Convention oohed. for
the 19th July. ensuing, be deferred until farther notice.
the announcement is herewith made that that body
will not assemble on the day (19th of July) set apart
for its meeting in the city of Harrisburg. Due notice
wit be given of the meeting of the Convention here
after.
The members of the Union E tate Central Committee
will assemble in the city of Harrisburg, on the MISS.
METH Or JULY, ensuing, at the ',Gadd house, at
three o'clock P. M.
A fall attendance of all the members of the Commit
tee is earnestly requested.
SINCE CAME OA, Chairman.
WI Pommy,.
A. W. BENIMICIT9 pleeratlaiGlL
BARRISEI7SI.O, June 19, 1865, 1e2741Y19
lINIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVA
NIA—DEPARTMENT OF ARTS.—The Annual
Commencement for conferring Degrees in the Arts will
be held on MOG DAT, the 3d day of July. in the MUSI
CAL FllfirD HALL. The procession will leave the Col
lege Nall at 10 o'clock A. M. The Reverend CuiirtY.
Judges of the United Mattis and State Courts, the Meyer
of the city, Select and Common COILIAIB, the Board of
Pl:rotors and President of Giratd College, the Principal
of the Central High School, the candidates for the mi
tres of master of Arts, and other graduates of the
University, are invited to attend
GEORGE ALLYN,
ieBo.3t Secretary of the Faculty of Arts.
_ _
THE DIRECTORS OF THE
MeELSIVIT OIL 001IPANY have this day de
clared a dividend of DNA AND OftE•HALF PRIC ou r.
on the Capital Stock, dear of atom tat. Payable on and
after July Ist Tillattfet books to close 26th, and re
open flay 2,1 0. I 21117,11, Secretary.
Pituanst.PßlA. Jnne 29, IWO.
I NOTICE.—OFFICE PENS MINING
COMPANY OF LAKE minima, an VirAL
AUT Streak
PHILADELPHIA. Jane 21..1865.
• • •
The Adjourned Sale of 4 , _lman ig t Handfed
and Pity-nine Shares of Stook in the Penn Mining
Company of Lake Superior. ordered for non-Psyment
of inetaimente, will be held on SATURDIS, .InlY let,
186t1. at 12 o'clock M., at the Office of the Company, Ito.
3/73 WALZIIIT Street.
By order of Board of Directors. DAVlD 9. Mtn,
teak Secretary and Treasurer.
A MEETING OF TUE STOCK-
Iar ' IIOLDIRS of the ROYAL PRTROLRII32 CO4I
- will be held at the Company's Office, 305
crussTrivr Street. on SATURDAY, July lit. ai 12
o'clock M , to conflrin sale made by the Board of Di
rectors o s portion of the property belonging to said
company. The Transfer Books will be closed on Fa
de,. June 30, 'until Monday. Jaly 34.
istl JOIIN GALLAGREt..Tr., Secretary.
MILITARY.
HEADQUARTEIV3 KEYSTONE
BATTEhY,
B►LUTE
Jan 9 80, B.
A. NATIONAL SALUTE will be Bred b the
BATTERY at onneee on the FOUR PEE OF
Sher. at the AMSBNAL during MGHDAY NIGH T.
By order of the Mayor.
IL M. HASTINGS, Oaptaln.
lUNITED STATES, M &RINE CORPS.
—Wanted for the UNITED SUM MARINI CORPS.
able-bodied MBA.. Splendid Indenatnente held oat
to all entering the itiarine Corps; glorious oppor
tunity to Visit fOrelin ileitntrien; good pay, exceileat
accommodations, lig t and salty duties.
For all further information inquire at the Recruiting
Rendezvous, No. 311 South Faolll. Street, Model
phia. between 9.A. M. and S P. M. every day, except
Sunday. JAMBS FOR Alll.
ill Captain and Recruiting Officer.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHUR CH ES,
Public Buildingo, liaaidoneee, and Country Seats
M
taken by B F. SIMER Those who wish to preaerve
faa Biinites of familiar places, mill at BB* AMOR
street. lt.
PORTRAITS OF RARE ACM:MA.OY
of likeness, expression, and coloring. pleasing and.
natural in anaement. lies spestintin. or B.
AR CH latest. lite-size Photographs la oil colors. RA4
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SOLDIBRI3 :or 181.2.-A PHOTO
'," °RAMC group! of the surviving sewers of 1813
vf 111 be S A TUR DA Yz J. arshall,
1 3
63, of Indepear coca
on Jalyl, 1363, at lu Veinal A. IL
H AVANA CIGARS—NEW LOTB.—
Couvrieing Figaro. Hounder. Cabargas, 331 Sol,
sad oilier choice brands, assorted sires. Low prices;
from $66 upwards. limitable for retail at 8 cents, 10
ote, and 12 cent& 8. F1R11122 a SONS.
Inicentere.
51 , 1 , 12 t. 21.8 S. F BOIT Street.
~tttt FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF
tLt SAFES.
mationeßank and Kerosene Safes.
Derenise•hosse Safes free from dampness. _
ksoond band Safes of mikes as trestle re d
teem EVAid & IrsTsoffr.
mnismander Sari &Ore.
Je27-to.thalit 113 fivati FOUTS Elrod.
DANIEL H. BURDETT,
AUCTIONEER.
United States Government Vessels
TO DE SOLD AT AUCTION,
ON WEDNESDAY, JULY lA, UM.
AT THE NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN,
EY ORDER OF TEE NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BY BURDETT, JONES, Sc CO.,
Anctioraars, 109 WALL St..
tbefollowing•neined Vessels. belonging to the United.
kttlte Davy DepEtttment:
Screw Mteafoner
TinfaiL• /FT teat 6 inches-; breadth, 21 feat S inahes:
&pill of hold, 10 feet 8 inches ; between decks, 7feet 2
Inches; 1 cylinder, 48 inches diameter, 46-inch Woke.
Screw Steamer .4.litensiagton."
Length, tea feet; breadth., 82 feet': depth of hold, 10 .
feet 7 inches; between, 7 feet 1 inch; between second
and third decks 7 feet; 1 cylinder. 66X inches Marne
ter, 44 Inch etroke.
Screw Steamer “Vicksbarg."
Le - arth, "fp feet; breadth. 23 feet; depth of hold, 9
feet irecheu; between Gockfi. 7 feet 6 Whim; 1 Wie
der, Se lrfiehee diameter. 66-ineti *trete _
Screw Steamer .Protens."
Length. 1.'03 feet; breadth, 36 feet; depth of hold. 12
feet 4 frisbee ; between decks. 7 feet 10 inches; 2 sylln
dere, 44 lushes diameter, 36-ineh stroke.
ideated States Steamer I. AI erects" (SoreW.)
Length, 293 feet 9 inches; breadth, 26 feet: depth - of
held. 12 feet 6 Inches: between decks, 7 bet, 7 inches; 2
cylinders, 44 inches diameter, 36. inch choke.
dide , o heel "Commodore Perry."
Length. 141 feet 0 Inches; breadth, di feet 5 inches-
depth of bold, 18 feet Stitches; 1 eylihdor. 88 inches in
diaraeter, 9.feet stroke.
bisie•Witeell "Hunchback."
Length. 179 feet slnches; breadth, 29 feet 3 Sachet:
dertb of hold. 11 feet 7 Inches; 1 cylinder. 40 inches di.
meter. 8-feet stroke.
Side•wheel “Somerset.”
Secretary
Length. 131 fest ; breadth, 52-feet 4 inches; depth of'
bold. M feet inches; 1 cylinder, 36 inches diameter.
9-feet stroke.
Asir The above named Vessels lie at the Brie Basin.
wawa they may be examined,
screw Steamer ggPeptime.”
Length, 2G2 feet; breadth, 85 feet 8 incites; depth of
bold, 12 fee t 5 inches; between decks 7 feet 7 inches; 1
cylinder. 44 inches diameter, 35-inch stroke.
Serena Steamer fiDanlight.9)
Length, 176 feet; breadth, 29 feet 6 keine ; depth of
hold, feet; between decks, 6 feet 10 inches; 1 cylln
der. 94 Inches diameter, 24-tech stroke.
Side-wheel Steamer "Commodore MM."
Lenox, /SI feet; breadth. 28 feet 10 Mabee: depth of
hold, ri feet; 1 cylinder. 38 inches diameter, Oteos
stroke.
side-wheel 66 Shokokon."
Length, 181 feel 7 inches; breadth, 32 feet 1 inch;
depth of hold. 13 feet 5 inches; / cylinder, 48 lushes
in diameter. &feet Atoka,
bid .wheel ttillagnolire." a im
Length, 242 feet 6 Inehee; breadth, 33 feet ?Pinches; 6
depth of hold. 11 fees 3 inchee- between deck*, 7 feat
Indies ; 1 cylinder, 60 Inches &Lazier, 12 feet stroke.
Side•wheel 6 .Conumodore Morris."
Length. 161 feet; breadth, 82 feet 2 Inches: depth of
hold, 12 feet; 1 eylinder, 1& Mono diameser,lo-fect
stroke.
Side•wheel gc.isonomia,”
Leneth, 215 feet; breadth, S 9 fest 6 inches; depth of
held, 9 het 7 inches; 1 cylinder, 36 inches diameter,
11 test Woke.
Propeller "Wyandotte."
Length. IR feet 7 Inches; breadth, 21 feet; depth of
hold, Il feet 2 inches; between deck*. 6 feet 7 Inches;
cylinder, 86 Inches dlateeter, 44-inch stroke.
propiller 6.Bignonits."
Lenzih VO feet 10 lades; breadth, 21 feet 2 Motes;
dettli,vf 'kola, 12 feet; cylinder, 36 =chews diameter,
36.1Leh e:roke.
Propeller ""Gov. Backlnghain."
Lanni. 171 feet; breadth. 33 feet; depth of hold.B feet
inches; between decks, 7 feet; 1 cylinder. 38 Inches
diameter, 88 inch stroke
Propellor "lilaucus.”
Length, 203 feet 1 loch; breadth. 35 feet 8 inches;
depth of hold, 12 feet 6 inches; between decks, 7 feet 5
inches; 1 cylinder, 41 motes cttemeter, 4Maca stroke.
Propeller "Young Amer/ea."
Length. 87 feet 1 inch: breadth, 21 feet 2 holies; depth
of huh', 5 10 inchee; 1 cylinder, 31 incase diameter,
28 inca stroke.
Propeller "Lilac."
Length. 85 feet 7 inches, breadth, la reel 1 inch; depth
o f hold, I; feet; cylinder, 2' luches thameter, 21 invh
etrolce.
Propeller "Flombeams,
Length, 109 feet; breadth. 30 feet; depth of hold, 10
feet 8 motet.; between decks, 8 feet 9 inches; 1 Clan.
der, 60 inches diameter, 6-feet stroke.
Propeller 16 Epsilon "
62 feet; breadth, 16 feet; depth of hold. 6 feet
4 Inches ; cjlincer, 17 Inches diameter, 1.7-inoh stroke,
Propeller "Clinton."
Louth. 61 feet; breadth, 15 feet 8 inches; depth of
h01d,6 feet; eyltuder,l6 Incas a dtameter.l6. inah ;rote.
Propeller " fidfdrrOn.l;
Length. ea feet; breadth, 17 feet 1 Inch; depth of hold.
6 feet 7 inches; cylinder. Yia inches diameter, CO-inch.
stroke .
Propeller. BOW,'
Length, 62 feet 2 inches; breadth, 15 feet 2 Inches;
depth of noid, 6 feet. 6 inches; cylinder.l6 inClO5 di
ameter, 16-Ineh stroke.
dLength, 62 feet 2 inches; breadth,ls feet 2 inches;
.depth of hold. 6 feet 6 inches; cylinder, 18 inches in
iameter. lc•lnch stroke.
Propeller ..Zourtve."
Lima, 95feet; breadth, 20 teat 10 Inches,- depth of
hold, 7 feet 7 lushes; cylinder, 18 Inches in diameter.
70• inch stroke.
Propeuer "BerberrY.."
Louth, 99 feet 6 inches; bresdth, 23 feet 3 Inches;
depth of n01d,6 feet 3 1110.013 ; cylinder, 30 inches Blame.
ler. 28inch stroke.
Propeller 4 blllount Vernon.”
Length, 171 feet; breadth, 28feet 10 Indies ; depth of
hold, 9 fees 11 Inches; between decks, 3 feet; cylinder.
40 maga Illimumm, 42. inch Stroke.
Length, 343 feet; breadth, 33 fees e
4 Inches; depth of
hold, 10 feet I bob; between deoke, 6 feet.
nark " tiemsbolz.”
Length, 141 feet; direadth, 90 feet 3 ineher inches.th of
hold, 10 ieet 3 iiiebee; between decks, 6 feet 6
The above Vessels lie at the wavy Yard, where
they may be examined.
TaltdP OF SALE .—Twenty per cent. of the purchase
money to be paid on the day of sale; the balance within
six days, when the yessela must be removed from the
Yard. Hy order. CHAULEN H. BELL,
inq msfqr Commandant.
i :r ~ r,
DTSSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.—
Tba Cc -partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned. under the name and style of POL.
LOCK & CASSSLBSSIrIi Is Pals DAY dissolved by
mutual consent. The business of the late firm will be
settled by 30.1113 POLLOCK
JOHN POLLOCK "
J. R. oessinauskßr.
The undersigned will continue the Commigebn and
Jabbing Dry Goods Business. at the old stand. no. as
south gnOwleD Street. J. y. POLLOCK.
PRILADBLPHJA. June 80. 7805.
TEE FIRM OF RITTER, CLAGRORN,
& CO., Is this dal ditsolved by mutual aotossnt.
Either of the pathless ate authorized to sign the time
of the firm in Conidation. ABRARAK RPM a,
J 'RAY OW/ROM,
3usra I. R. RITTIM.
COPARTIIEREZIP. TBE 1721DBR
marl4n t &TO We DAY formai a 43.3pari . torahte
under the firm and name of DE tiOUREEY. B RYA*, &
CO., for the transaction of a Wholesale Brininess in
Gentlemen's Farn.ishini Goode
GERALD DE COURSE!,
(Late of De Conreey, tolonr N cade. & Co.)
JaltiEi L. BRYA.
(Late 'with Thom's N. Dale & Co.)
SAMUEL W. DE COUROBI, la.
PIMA.. XVI,' 1. lip. .11q-12t
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO
FORE existing as the Ann of J SMITH & CO.
fs DISSOLVED Ws day. by mutual aphasia, by the
The
of hAtITH.
sits baataes. will b• continual' bareafterolader, the
same name, by D. SMITff and
.1" SI 8 nEiTN,
2148 North DNOILD Street.
Jimh 33. 2E65. je3o St*
NOTICE.—THE INTEREST OF MR.
JORN OaL,DWELT., and Mr. D&VID W. Din.
SON, in oar bongo, souses from this date.
Mr. JAMBS W. .&13GHBLTRBE, has an interest in
our buothoes from July Ist, 1566.
June 80, 1865 jyl-61
McENIGHT HAS ASSOCIATED
7 7 • "W Ith himself JAS S. BRYile and JAY, A.
McKNIGHT. for the continuance of the Wholesale
COOT and SHOE badness. at 2101 MARHET Street,
under the name and style of W. Malt SIIGHT & CO.
JULY 1. 15f15.
MRMR. C. HILMERS AND MR. JAB.
.
B YOBBO hive this day been admitted as part
nen In our hone.
We mail continue the RANKING and FOREIGN EX
ciresio6 Imatnesa nudes the same name and style as
heretofore.
6C110L , 17. & CO„
16 Sent& THIRD Street.
PEITLADELPHIA, Jnlyl.lS6s.
DISSOLUTION. -THE COPARTNISR
SHIP heretofore existing under the Arm name of
MIOHEMA% it TOU is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. either party signing in liquidation. They may
be found at Mo.loB South FOURTH Street Room Mo.
1, up stairs. AMOS fdLORMEtt,
ALARM P. TOIDAO.
JULY I, ISM. YlAt
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-THIC
property b y
owned, and the business here
torero conducted by the firm composed of WM H.
STERE and WM. C. CHAMPION. alder the firm of
STERE & CHAMPION, has been purchased by
RICHARD B CHAMPION, te whom ail persons in
debted to the late firm of &err & Champion will make
payment, and all persons having claims against said
late firm will present their bills for settlement. The
business of the late gem will be carried on by Lim at
the old stand, No. 1126 EACH Street.
W. H. STUB.
W. 0. CHAMPION.
R. B. CHAMPION hereby tenders hie thanks to the
public for the patronage extended to the late Am, and
hopee. by a strlet attention to business. to e 1,41 con
tinue to merit the came. R. B. CHAMPION.
JUNE 80, 1865. 11.1-6 t
TONATHAN GILLINGHAM WlTH
draws from the firm of J. GILLINGHAM & SON.
The busmen, will be gentinned et 983 Borth FRONT
Street. by JCBEIS J. and GEORGE GILL :NONA%
under the name of
3yt•2t' Z. J. &G. GILLINGHAM.
NOTICE.-IN ACCORDANCE WITH
ti o plovisit DS cf an Act of the Legielature of Penn
sylvania. relative to ver.ders of Mineral Waters and
ogler becersges. Stc., the subscriber has flied in the
office of the S•ec,etery of the Commonwealth the follow.
in[ description of Bottles in which he sells Porter and
Ale—to wit:
. .
chit nu size Brown Stint and Porter B ottiss, with
the name of James Lynn, Philada , Impressed there•
Be mentions , all persons against buying or selling, n
th; flicking in any bottles so marked. and against tilling
each betties. nudes the penalties Dtcecrtbad In the
eforeesid act, and in the supplement thereto.
JINN LYNN.
606 Ponth BEITBSTH Street.
yl-eat" Philadelphia.
""FOR TIM MOST GLORIOUS
roreTa or HILT."
BOSTON WELD FARM OIDER
(Celebrated)
AARON D. WELD & SON,
STATE Street. Boston.
CHARLES W. NOLEN (Sole Meat).
11. No. na South FIi3ONT Street
CABINET FURNITURE.
tOORE & CAMPION,
AM SOUTH ShOOHD STRIST,
are prepared to follow the decline In the market to the
Price of their Furl:ann. PI/Teta/GM will Pioate
and examine oar desk. wvlo-17.
DIAF MADE TO EIEAR.-111STRII-
VaiTS to :Inlet the 1150.11/.IIIC, sse MADRIR►'B ,
letrset. below Chestnut. is2B 6t*
a k
A DMIRAL DIIPONT.—THE
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FRUIT JARS.--WE ARE NOW BELL
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TALE. PRINTED OE TINTED PAPER. LISSOM
FULL! ILLUSTAATEO.
Bev. ALBERT BARNES OE Till STATE OF THE
COUNTRY. A Sermon on the Bracket the Preetdmit.
For Belo by the PRESBYTERIAN BOOKSTORE, 1331
CRESrIiUT ttree;• ,a 44 tf
ALL THE NEW BOOKS,
FASHIONABLE NOTE PAYEE,
ENVELOPES (*Maio' stamped gratis) 'r ISIA.TCIEL
itnarared or Written,
ALL THE WAGoZtNES,
PORTFOLIOS. WEI i'INGt.DISKS, PENS, INKS.
ALBUMS, ac.
Aar- Every one leaving the city for the Ma= Will
fine It to their Interest to order of
MALLEN. Bookseller and Stationer.
11:408 UHESTNIIF Sweat.
Orr/trait/led kti Mae or Express . 34,2142 t
A PPLETON'S NE W AMERICAN
OTOLOPEDIA.--CotnDlota la 16 yolnmes.
Vortona_lityles of Eindinx.
NEE/ILLY°, ESCIORIT, by Frank Nacre, ill ft yob , .
2113111FAL.841 MOTOIT cue riljr 30136113—n0w
somploio,
3ko Arooey for those valuable weal is xt
33 South SIXTH Strae.. Niboye Mumtaz'
ays.tf JAS. IL SlMoitt.
JO 1311 U A T. OWE.N . , - ATTORNIII i
013181ILLOR ATFourteen
OLADIEL Mee. T Stmt., emith street,
Wasibturton. D. R.doilelha
THE CHEAPEST FRUIT JARB II
-IL the market—Quart Capsule Sire at WE pbr dot.. com
plete. HA TELL LBVIS WORTS. No, 16 North
TIFTE Street. ant 70. 521 MINOS Street. je23 Im
eppf.lLtipi,:a:llol!)fj_q_q:il;l4:(4l4 . l.ll
DETAIL DRY GOODS.
COOPER & CONARD,
NINTXI AND DIALIVELEir.
WHITE LINEN DUCK.
LINENS FOE DRESSES.
GOOD STOCK OF LAWNS.
FINEST BLACK DROIW-EFE.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
WHITE BAREGE SHAWLS.
FINE TOWELS REDIJOED.
ieSO.tt BLACK AND WHITE LBNOS.
TAGG& BRO., CORNER TENTH AND
°Pen GREAT BARGAINS from Auction.
1 lot Grenedinea, all color., large plaids , less than half
price, Sic.
1 lot 'Black Swine, two yards wide, only $l.
1 lot Bement Barege, silk and wool, all black. 75.
1 lot Plaid. Stripe, and Figured nudge de Lathes, 28c.
I lot Black and Lead Stripe Silk Grenadine, 62M0.
I lot Summer Balmoral Skirts, Saucy border.. 411 25.
2 lots Wide, all linen, One Scotch Diapers. and
*6 26 ixr piece.
1 lot Heavy Brown Crash, 100.
I lot Russia Roll, for glass towels. 252.
1 lot French Towels ' rod borders, $ 4.50 per dozen.
1 lot Care May Bath Towel.. all hemp. $O. 02 per doz.
1 lot Grenadine Swine Spatted ainelin, for dresses.3Wrr.
1 lot Worated Figured Swiss Muslim/ only 70c. per 7d.
4 lots Plain White SwMs hinslins, 40. ' 44. 56, sac 61c.
1 lot, 8 cans, Palm Leaf Fans. 6c., or 600. per dozen.
1 lot, 1 20 pieces. One Lisle Thread Glove., only 7.0*.
2 lots Ladies' Gauze Merino Undervalue, only $1 and
S 26
I lot Gents' 66 in. nail= Merino Underehirte, only
2 loin Ladies' fine Bleached Stockings, Ni and 420 .
1 lot Ladies' Buffalo , Balt Buckles, only 400.
I lot Brown, satin border, Grenadine Tells '
60c.
I lot Ladles' very line gauntlet, Thread Traveltnat
Gloves. 600.
I lot Gents' French Gnat Suspender., 750,
1 lot Feather Duet Brusher, go
Vso. Soaps. Hair snd Tooth Brushes, Combs. Trim.
Inft rs, and a hundred different Notions. necessary for
rmrsons leaving the city, at less then regular prices.
1.17/4t
CHAMBERS, NO. 810 ARGIL 13T.
• MUIR FROCK. ILISIMORD.
Black Thread Lam.
Thread Veils.
Thread Lace Bathes
73smatitcbed Handkerchiefs, bargains.
Cambric &datums and Insertions
Rhirred and Fancy French Muslim for maids.
Lama Laos Bournona and Palates, Je2B Bt
A4SPANISH LINENS FOR TRAY
-A ULM DEEMS.
. .
4 4 Bley Linens.
Dark and light Linens for buns.
Brown Ho/hinds
Figured Linens for Drams,.
White No m or Marseilles.
Mosquito Menage.
Fink, blue. cherry and white Tarletorm
EDWIN HALL & CO.;
MS if R 6 6enth SWORD Street.
COOPER & CONARD, NINTH AND
MARKET. have
The beet Carstmere stook is town.
Good Linen DIME!, Docks, Manna,
Tanen' LlnlDge, of ever) kind.
Muslin stook immolate. prices right.
Family Linens, selling, gold, at SOc.
Baum,
_domet and other Flannels.
Pearl Wool De:sines, 56 and 85 lento.
Extra fine black Mohair Alpaca, $l.
Lardn's 8-4 black Wool Delaines.
Good stock white Naintook, Swiss.
Bird-eye Linen striped Etasline. finest Cambrics and
Jaconete, puffed affushus, Pique. &a.
White barege and other tbie Shawls. •
Silk Sacques and Summer Dusters 3e7-if
SPEOIA L NOTICE.
MILLING OFF DATIDS irroCM
TO CLOLE IMSINBSS I I
GOOD-WILL AID FIX.FORSS FOR SALL
TBGENLAY anD OMSK.
We invite special attention to the above annonneement
We have a Large Stook.
We are Selling Cheap.
Ivory yard is to be closed ont on or before the lst day
of Leptember. Bilks and Dress Goode.
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Linen Goode.
Shawle.Cloaks Skirts, Hdkfs,lts.
linalins and Calicoes mush under market
CpriceHU.
THORNLRY dr M
ityld. dm Cor. of EIGHTH and SPRING GAIIDDIS.
"MODRED SILK GRENADINES, .
of the best qualities and styles, la hack and UMW
Arenas. 56a to $l.
Travellins.Dress Goods, in every variety.
New Dress Goode, in treat variety.
Hand come Ghana Silks $2.50.
VERY OHEaI , SLAIN SILKS,
snitabta for Dresses, Wanner. and Scannas.
CIOTTOA GOODS AT LESS THAN WHOLISALA
MICAS
Merrimac, Sprague. and Pacific Prints, 765.
10 4 Waltham and Parietal blemished eheetinge. 51.
H. STEAL di SuA,
myl3.tf Nos. 713 and 71n :forth TENTH Street.
NlaW iiIJECIELT FOR itSO5.
VIM OBTATABT INVFXIIOII OT WI AGE IN
ROOF SIELIEtTS:
J. W. BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX ILLIPT/O
(or double) SPRING SEIRT.
WIISTS' BRADLEY et CIARI (late J J. G.
Werth SOLE PROPRIETORS and MANDPAGTURERS,
97 CHAMBERS and 79 and Si READS Streets. New
York.
THIS lIKVENTIGH 4110118 ISIS of DUPLEX (01' two) EL
LIPTIC Steel SPR/N6S, ingeniOnely BRAIDED TIGHTLY and
FIRMLY together, Enos to noon, making the TOUGH:PST,
Most FLEXTIME. ELASTIO, and DURABLE SPRING ever
need. They seldom BEND or BREAK, like the Single
Swing.; and consegnenily preaer r e their PERFRoT and
BEAUTIFUL SHAPE TWIGS II Long AS any other SHIRT
WONDERFUL FLEXIBILITY And great COMFORT and
PLEASURE to any LADY wearing the .DUPLEX ELLIPTIC*
SKIRT will be experienced parttoularly in all crowded
ASSEMBLIES, OPERAS, CARRIAGES. RAILROAD OARS,
PRESS,
PEWS. ARMCHAIRS, for PROMO ADE and HOUSE
PRIM, IS the SKIRT can 1N FOLDED when in noe to ocea
n' a email ?Laos aa easily AA A SILK Or MUSLIN DRESS.
A. LADY baying enjoyed the pleaaure. comfort, and
great convenience of WEARING the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
MERL , SERIES SKIRT fora SINGLE DAT Will never after
ward willingly dispense with their use. For llintrissn.
Riess% and Tomo LADIES they are SUPERIOR to all
O TREY ETA the best aUSIOTI in every -part, and AA•
questionably the LIGHTEST, mod DESTRAELMOHFORT
ARLE and BOONONGOAL SKIRT ever made.
308 SALE in all Mort , CLASS STORES in this city, and
through the the UNITED STATES, HAVANA DE OUBA .
•Ntssico, tr...n Amax:ma. and the Wast 'HMS.
Air 1 .4 II 113 E 108 THs Direbis sribrrEta
=Sam
628 ' HOOP SKIRTS. . 628:
• HOPKINS' " OWN MARS" OP
HOOP SKIRTS. the beat assortment and best quality
and styles in the city. Gore Trails, all leths and
sizes, from 18 to 66 springs. from $1.76 to s4.Plain
Skirts, all the new shapes and sizes. from 1.9 st e el
springs, from $1.40 to $3 Skirts of extra heavy
and extra tapes. from 20 to 35 springs. from $1.90 to
$2.76. Misses' and Children's, of every grade, from 6
to 96 springs, from four to eight cents per spring; they
have no equaL Agents for the new Flexible Skirt, the
most pliable Hoop Skirt made, and rally equal to the
Duplex Zdtptic Skirt. and at rattail lower phase. Also
eonstantly on hand full lines of low. prised New York
Skirts. kid padded and roetslno;astbood.-16 springs.
860.;
20 springs, 61.; 26 wings, $ 1.11: 30 sprint". a. 55.
and 40 springs, - $l-60. Skirts made to order, altered.
and repaired. at WAS ARCH Street, iel4.lm•
GROCERIES.
TO FAMILIES RESIDING IL THE
WELL .DISTItIOTS.
Re are wowed. as heretecove, to Sandi families. Ai
their country residences, with
BYBEE DESCRIPTION OF FINN OROUNEUS% TVA
he., aco.
ALBERT 0. ROBERTS,
ml'ht•tf Corner ELEVRIOTH and VINE Streets.
in WATCHES,
MUSICAL 130 X ES,
AND
FRENCH TIME-PIECES,
AT LOW MC&
er
N. 111 CT Is oid '
1028 CHESTNUT STMT.
Watches. Clocks. and Jewelry carefully repaired.
ieSO 6t
MAIIRIOS S. MATSINGER. CHAS. A. MATAINOBIL,
MA T,13 INGER BROTHERS,
strecEssona TO
ADAM MATSINGER,
MANIIFACTUBSREI OF
FIRE-PROOF BOORS, IRON SHUTTERS
AND
SMITH-WORK IN GENERAL.
Also; Flag•Btaff Brackets. Furnace*, Cooking Bangor,
Gas Owns. Bath Boilers, Banisters, and ventilators,
and Sheet-Iron Work of ever? description,
No. 1228 - 11 , A-CISIMUMET,
jO2l-114 PHILADELPHIA.
CARD.
FURNITURE AT LOW PRICES.
I will sell the balance of my forge stock of
FURNITURE.
At very low prime. man
SEPTEMBER Ist.
The assortment le complete.
GEO. J. HENKEL&
le2l-2m 809 and 811 CHESTNUT St
.04143 t TUE PARABOIA
SPECTACLES
are admirably adapted to the wants of the human eye,
baying a universal focus, and hence one which,meets
the view at every angle. Their use causes no 'train
lIPOII the eye, and you may read With them. for hour g
with impunity.
FOR BALI ONLY BY.
E. BORHEK. & SON,. Optician&
N0.,10* CHESTNUT-Street.
Fl 4 A. CA- !
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
W. H. HORSTMANN & SONS,
FIFTH AND• CHERRY' STREETS.
ie2B et
66 PLAGI3."-MERCHANT6 CAN (SST
all atm of FLAGS to decorate their Windings at
JOFSISTOII'III Wall paper and Wlndas•ebade Dep,t,
1033 BPALIKG GARIOIIII Strad.
NATIONAL FLAGS 1- , A LA.BGB
stock of Banking Slam of the beet material. all
elm, with poles, for side at low prices, at the Carpel
Store of
WM. A. ROLM
14322-9Nif IL E. corner 21(11/TH and MARKET.
VULCANITE JEWELRY. - LARGE
aesoxtment of BUCK sad @OLD JBWVLIVI.
je24.12t W. IDLIE. 109 South SLIMS= St
B. 5 . 00$. =TR AND =SENT EITESMI
31J0_16 I 11.13" 11 - 3 04 CI
THE WHITE HOUSE,
NEAR TBi OCEAN. IT
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
IS NOW OPEN. ►DDRRBS
WILLIAM WHITEHOUSE,
PRO rEtEroR
i7l•ew6t
REA EATHING-CAPE MAY, CAPE
ISLAND. N. .I.—THE NATIOAAL HOTEL .—Ptde
tare and commodious Hotel, known as the National
Bail is now receiving visitors. Prise per week, $l6;
children and servant* half-price.
je3o-2m AARON aaII.HETSON, Proprietor.
TEE
COl-.UIII_I3ICA. HOUSE,
AT
CARE NAY, NEW JERSEY,
OF Will be t
°Paned this
se recept ason
onrem the PIPTIENTH DAI
_JVIE, for he ion of it
is leading house will, for the *mins season. Mit
sustain its well•estahliebed reputation.
Greatly eneoureged by the business Of last year. Wu
proprietor feels matitMed that a Hotel conducted cleat*
ilart•oltrea must continue asussess at this old and pope ,
a in s igiroad facilities are plovalued to be . excellent.
Beek's co:141-444 Philadelpiiis Band hie ben H
cured for the COLUMBIA the coming season.
For rooms, At., apply to J. B. DEIAMIBOM, MO.
chant's Motel. kbiladelphla,. or to
taoßsili J. 03riTort. Proprietor
roYln• 0128 ISLAND. It, 4
CIONGRESS RAIL,
LOITU BRikIECR. S.
is now open for the mem. Add rase•
3e2S-6t wooLliteir STORES. Proprietor.
IVEETROPO'LITAII,.
FOXlSsurfr 1113Thr.,
BDOIIIS SMUT.
GAPE ISLAS D. NNW' JERSEY.
BLAID BAYLEY. Proprietors.
A. PURR, BLAIR. SAWS H. BAYLEY.
Terms, *l6 per week. je2B.2w
THE ALHAM'aRA
AT ATL.4IMTIO ' CIITY,
Is now open for the reception of Visitors:
$,3215-Im. E. , LEEDS. Prowletor
LIGHT-HOUBE COT'I.ILO3I,
ATLANTIC CUL A. J.
NEAREST HOUSE TO ME suß';
This well known house is now oven for the reception
of hoarders. JONAC' WOOTTON.
Propriator.
CONGREBS ELA.L'L,
ATLAFTIC CITY. A. J„,
WILL - OPEN JIM B 24, IESI
The enbseeTher *mad respectfully inform his friends
and the WOO In gvneral, that he hoe again taken
Congress Hall o Bela being the fourth mammon- Many lm.
proyements belte been made: also, new Bath- Reuses
have been erected, and the bathing cannot be iarpassod
at any sea-shore, And It is tte determination of the
proprietor to am ever, effort to.make t:onaress Ball a
home of comfort to his attests. A Band Is euxeiged.
Terms Moderate. fiel9.lml G. W. lifff.g.L.S.
•
• -
- UNITED STATES HOTEL,
ATLANTIC CITE, N. J . ,.
Will open for the reception of gnests on
WEDIEdDST, J - oint P 3.
Bedworth's celebrated Band lute been engaged foe
the Season.
Persons whesteg to engage rooms, or desiring fnrilan
informanon, will address
. BROWN dr, WORLPPRR, Proprietors,
jole-lre* ATLANTIC; CITY.
SBA BA.THING,
SURF Hovey
ATLANTIC COP, HEW Jg/L9BY.
This old, established, and favorite home le notv opon.
It is nearest to the beasib, securing cool breezes at all
times. Its unrivalled Bathing Inanities, its complete
furniture and ay...ointment, and its unexceptionable
table, render thjl honle a favorite place for a summer
sojourn at the seaside. Passengers from the city are
net doWrfatths door, and communisation with the in
lets is bad at all times by ran. A flue band of music has
been engaged for the season. Parties wishing to secure
Board wilt address the proprietor at-Bart House, Allan
tic City. Tea ms moderate.
jeB436t H B. BENSON. Proprietor,
n ARL ISLE WHITE SULPHUR
N- 1 SPRINGS. —This fashionable and delightful Sum.
mer Eesort is now oPen for vialtors. For terms apply
to N. W. WOODS.
Proprietor.
isl - let* CABLIISIBII srurigas, PA.
WHITE SULPHAU
CHAIN BEATE SPRINGS,
AT
DOUBLING GAP, PA.
B. ROBINEON, PROPRIETOR.
FAISON OPIAB JUNE /sbh.
. . . .
This delightful place is !coated in Cumberland corm.
ti', thirty miles west of Harrisburg. It M accessible
from all the principal Cies by railroad io Harrisburg,
thence by the Cumberland Valley Railroad to New
'ills: from llservilie eight miles good staging to the
Springs. The blue to laws,. in wetting anon the ar.
riral of the we at Rewirtile.
. .
Passengers leaving Philadelphia. Baltimore, 01
Washington in the morning can arrive at the Springy
the came evening at 6 o'clock. This hotel is swum.
dious and comfortable (having been recently thorough•
ly renovated) with hot and cold bath attached, and ex.
tensive grounds for walks and amusements.
Terms St eo per day, or laa per week. Over feu)
weeks $l.O per weak.
The long experience of the present proprietor enables
him to say that 1; will be conducted in a manner to
pleate all visitors. N. B. A line livery is attached
to the establishment JO IV
UNITED STATES HOTEL, LONG
MANCH, New Termey, le now open for the re •
caption of visitors. Trains leave on Saturday after.
noon at four o'clock. from Vine street wharf—return.
Mg Monday morning early.—.lnue 10, 1865.
je1(010. MILL Proprietor.
- KITTATINNY HOUSE,
Dsravrelts WATER GAP,
Vila favorite Mountain reemt is now open to vi
sitor,.
Trains leave Philadelphia, from Senaturton Depot. at
7 al A. M. and 3 SO P. M., and arrive at tbe Gap at 1 P.
IL and 3.45 P. M.
References—Morton McMichael, Franklin Peale,
Louis A. Godey. H. B. Banners, S. it. Martin. Charles
hacker, CI Sherman.
Terme, $l4 per Mak.
jefl-lm L. W. PIIODHEAD. Proprietor.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
401111813011 SPRINGS.
This delightful anti romantic watering place, situated
on the summit of the Allegheny ifountaine. at Gressel
Station. on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
Witt ScO Op lloaDAT h
J u R
e p th o . n
Bf. Quegg.
Several new cottages have been erected. the gronnds
have bean beautilled and improved. and Cresson 'snow
one of the moat beautiful mil homes In tue united
States. Elloursion tickets, good PAW October Ist. arc
i /sped by the Penney Ivan% - Railroad Company.
For ftuther information, address
ORO. W. /11.IIIAIN Proprietor
aussioer BPRIlid&
3.7.1 m Cambria county, ra.
HOWLAND'S HOTEL,
L01(03 Bit LAOH,
Will be open for the reception of mate Jane theigkh.
HOW GAND. HIIBBBRT. k 00.
EPHRATA MT. SPRINGS.—THIS
delightful and romantic waterlog place, lbeanti•
tally situated in the healthiest sectiop. of Latimittel
eannty. and acknowledged to be the garden spot "
of Ponneylvania. will ePela ter the accoca , =odAticil of
gaols on the lath of June. Railroad eonicinnmattOl
twice a day from Phi/adelphia, on the Penneyrfaula of
Reading_Rallroad. and daily from Baltimore and Mew
Turk. For particulars address the Volwieter•
Jet-2m J. W. FREDERICK.
T ORETTO SPRINGS, CAMBRIA
- 1 -- 1 COUNTY, PA.—This favorite Summer Resort will
be open for the reception of visitors on the let of Tali
Coaches will be In readiness at Cresson Station to con
vey visitor to the Scenic Loretto Soritr moue'
Mooed for its beautiful scenery and sainb ons oilman
A band of minis Ls eozand for the Moon. For puttee..
tars address. P. A. Winsome. Proprietor,
myBl-Im Loretto, Cambria county, Pa.
'1 ')j*zJ tJ(IIIlJtT!
FINE BRIM MANUFACTORY.
Tia enburibers would invite attention to their
IMPZIOVHD OTJT OP SHIRTS.
Whieh they make a specially in their business. WOO.
sonstantlir readying'
VSLTISS TOR (I)InTLENZAI3 WILL
J. W. SCOTT CO.&
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
Ho, 814 ORBSTRUT Street.
142-17 Four doors below the Continental.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
BOTANIC AND ECLECTIC DR)".108.
ROBERT A. HANOE.
T 29 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
chink, ad
otherntion of Drugsloto, pommy Nor
chalas, and w, to bbr stook of
ROOTS, HERBS, AND DARKS.
111 Various sited packages. of our own premolar, at
BELOW FOEMBR 3LATBB.
A fall line of BOTANICAL PREPAIiarTIONS, W. O.
InIEBELL & 00.'8 00NOBIrritnEfin RISIFSDIBB.&e..
it a liberal discount to the trade. •
Catalogues furnished on application. myll.Brelp
CONFECTIONERY.
SUMMER CONFECTION'S.
Persons about leaving the *Hy should call and ex.
amine our splendid assortment of
DELIOIO'US
CONFECTIONS,
SYRUPS, &43-;
Partlettlarl7 adapted for the Warm Season.
E. 4. WIIITM & CO..
NANUFACJTURERS,
318 CHBSTNIIT STRUT
/VP Also, an astortmaat of
BRILLIANT FIREWORKS.
je 10-atuthlm
11HOICE CONFECTION'S.
The Seer qualities of CONFECTIONERY. ROM
to the Summer season. manafattured Seth. don/. by
STEPHEN F. WRITAI air.
iel-lm No. 1210 MARKET Street.
k VERY SUPERIOR GUM DROP,
Ail- prepared by STBPHES F. W MIKAN.
jel•bm No. 1210 DUMB r Street.
A VERY CROWE ROASTED AL
A
ROAD. =Rafael:wed br
sTIPIIEN F. wHITKLi.
fe1,1112 No. 12/0 I.I6.REST Bisset.
I 1: tlj)i !1
RDWARD P. KILLYt
JOSN KELLY.
TAiLon,s,
ti 1 OHESTNUT STRBAT.
SAVI POW DI WORN
A OOMPLITA ASSORTELNAT OF
a-ts SPRING GOODS.
se
ICE ()REAM.
PURE DELAWARE COUNTY.
ICE CREAM,
made in the emintry,and fresh every morning—the yell
best that is made. Saloons. Excursions. Fle.ifies, Pep
Civet., Haste, iteetatuants, and. Private Families. far.
n I diet with promptness in quantities to anit r on reason•
aide tains.
EASTERN MARKET
ICE-CIJEG A. 31 NAND.
ie24-1m
FOR THE ILLUMINATION,
JULY 4, 1805.
GENERAL GRANT CANDLES,
WARRANTED NOT TO "JUL"
Fox sale b>
ROBERT DONNELL bc SON,
806 WALNUT STRUT. k
piumuctitioN CANDLICS.
iinaierat CONWAY.
jyl at* 31.6. Borah 8 SOON]) Street
s 404:: pr- :4,
♦IICTIOII SALER.
25/ BERKNESEY 13A.Z &Alt, NINT.EI
AND EILEEN( STEN 6Td.
LIGHT DRIVING bTOO& AT AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY SIORNINO
xt, at 10 o'clock, at the Bazaar, will be cold
FORTY HAMS,
cladir g several pairs of fine drivers.
TNIBTY LIGEtT WAGONS.
mostly of Watson's make, come new, end ail is good
order.
Four
Four extension.top Carriages, one GerretantoWn. by
Rogers ; Express Wagons, single and double Barns's,
Whips, Esdoles, B:!dles, dre , being the entire Hot
driving stock of a large stable The whole to be sold
Irithr'llt reserve. ALFRED M. lISR.INESS.
171-St 2p Atictioaset.
ligg i CITY BAZAAR ANU TAT
/MALLS, BLOB Street, betw.en Eleventh and
Twelfth.
It B. CHAMPION. Auctioneer
SUCCESSOR TO blellltit & 011.011140 N,
Will cell on MONDAY. July 3. at 10 o'clock A. M. ,
ABOUT FIFTY ESS.
Comprising trotting,. family, Rult farm, and draught
hours, among Which will be found
A pair of sorrel mares, six years old, very stylish.
A pair of Wok horses. einteen hands Well goad fa
mily I ones,
A dun bone, fifteen and a half .hande high.
A pair of gray hence, very fast and stylish.
A bay pony, live yeare old, suitable for the saddle.
A gray hone, sixteen bands high, an excellent
draught hone,
A bay mare, fifteen and a half hands high, Raven
years
A Canadian pony, t e enxcellent saddle pony.
A black horse, eix handy high. Eye years old.
Alec, slumber of other hones.
Full partici:tiara will be found in catalogues, which
will be ready In time for sale
Also, new and second.band carrlagee, sulkies. Gar.
mantoVen. rockaway, dearborn, shirting, telling, and
no-top wagon, made by Rogers, Ttedeken Catlrey,
Watson. and other city makers; together with single
and doubler harness. yelp& blankets, eaddlet. bridles.
halters, &c , made by Pierce, lJallegher, Phillips, and
other cerebrated makers.
No pootpouentent on account of weather.
Ft. ORAMPIOII respectfully calls the attention of
consigners to MO terms for selling, which arc Pc fol
lower
Horne and vehicles, IN' per Dent.
Dame's, 10 per gent commisnion.
Reverter stable accommodations for hones entered
for prthltc or private sale.
iyl.2t R. B. CHAMPION, Auctioneer.
WAI.LII'I%.
WANTED -A. YOUNG MAN, WHO
Writes - a fair hand. as an AMISTAITT in 6
Confine-room. Salary email at flret. Apply 431
ISIAILIKET Street. ~yl-20`
WANTBD-IN A JOBBING AND IM
porting Otothiers' and Tailors' Trimming Bonne.
a first- eines SALEBItAN. Also, an Intelligent LAD.
to learn the Imeinew Addres, with real name and
reference. Box 819 Philadelphia jyl-Bt.
WANTED—AN APPRENTICE TO
• the Drag Suminees. Address • melees." Press
office. ie3o. at
WANTED -A RETURNED SOLDIER
dealrea AI situation ea (MEM or Aasistiatol Book
keeper; has had Ave years' experience ; can giro re
ference - Address A. B. a." Box 2319 Philadelphia
Post-office. 3e30 St
WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS BALES
MAW, la &MARKET-UMW MOTH JOBBENG
HOUSE. To au Influential party, a very liberal salary
will be alven.
Merest "Box 2180." Poet-Office. je24.3t•
WANTED-A SECOND-HANDED
tiTEAM 0114$ IN GOOD OltDStl, with bore
of cylinder from five to Raven inches in dell:titer. and
from ten to twelve inches stroke.
Address J. G. }IBM Tressnyer
Snsoneiramno Iron Conipirm,
jee'. 4t Colnrobla, Po.
WIATED;—.A. BPECILL PART.NER,
with a capital of forty thous and dollars, in an
established mercantile business. paying fair profits.
The business can be greatly increfeeed by the addition
of the above amonct. To one wilting to in rest satin •
factory proof will be given of the relfebtllts of the ad•
vertisera. Address ".H.L.. Dor Xf;43o retiedolputa.
Poet mace.. ie28.40
WANTED-EXPERIENCED
• T AGSNTS. —Prof °scrotal Men, Returned. Soldiers,
and energetic men of good address are wanted in all
parts of the Vetted Mates and Canaries, to take orders
for the LIPS ON SWUM edi LILCDuaY. written by the
wi rely-known and favorite author Dr. J. (31.. glolland
(Timothy Titcomb).
The anne - ottemeat of this work hag been received
with univoreal favor by all clawm, and the press gene
rally have commended it in the highest terms.
Agents who have comma° gad cant - easing for this
work regard 1t no the beet ellbstriptioa book ever offered
to them:ebbe, end aro meeting with unparalleled gnomes.
The anther!, so popular as a writer that the people
subscribe for it readily and cheerfully.
slather information can be outained by (160.1111. at MY
office, or addressing by mall, C MIL,
2.64ltswit SPRINGFIRLD, Mast.
GFNTS WANTED FOR um LIFE
A
OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN By Dr. J . G. Rolland.
No comment is necessary; the author's reputation as a
writer is fully established. Experienced CaA90.540r4
know why it relic Address. for terms.
NORRIS BARNARD, Elk View.
is:3o-19t* . Chester county,. Fa.
AGENTS WA NT ED FORS "THE.
WRIT SERVICE. TiniFIRLD, TUN TICI{-
GEM AND THE ESCAPE '
BY ALBERT D. RfCHARDSON,
bow York Tribune Corresp O rient:
The mod Interesting and swatting book era tint).
embriteing Mr. Etehardson's uppers Wed ex.
maims for four years; travelling throe gh the Smith in
the secret service of the Tribune, at the outbreak of the
war, with oar armies and dents, both East and West,
during the first two yearn of the rebellion; his thrilling
capture; hie confinement for • twenty months in. Karen'
different rebel prisons; hie wasps, and almost mi.ractu
loan 30Urne, !y night of nearly RD . utiles. It will
abound in stirring events , , and contatn more of the fact,
incident. and romance of the war than any other work
yet published. Teachers, ladies, energetic, YenDritlell•
and espeelally returned and disabled officers and sol
diers, is awnt of profitable employment, wilt find- it
Mannerly &dented 10 their elandition, We hare agents
clearing $l6O Iper month. wkleh we will prbee te 1117
doubting applicant. Send for circulars. Addreas
JObES, BROS., & CO. , N. B. corner &MT& end.
wirroß Streets . Pniladeloale. Pa. jelh.lat
ROY WANTED—A COLORED BOY
between the ages of 16 and S 8 wasted. Apply im
mediately at 618 LOCUST Street. • je2-ti
ABP E C lAL PARTNER, WITH
Ewa or Ton Thousand Dollars, will be *WPM in a
profitable Idasufsetartnif Boehm, and seenrity itTeu
for the money. Address "Matinfasturer," at this
office. i 527460
slo,ooo, NlPgir AND TO
j7l.6t* B CARPENTER & BON. 2455 B. TR/RIM
$lOO9OO _ _WANTED, AN ACTINE,
,
• energetic young man, of bnoineoe
experience and coned habitl, With $lO,OOO to $115,000
Capital, to tile an iletlYe Menet to a light, agro•able
bullied, from which* ohms may soon be realized.
Addling, with full namei ae no Hoban Will be taken or
any other, J. 0. WILLIAMS,
1e29-21" Oftlee of Ude payer.
$5,000 TO $20,000. -J-THE ADVER
TIES.R, an active business man, wants
to Invest the above smonnte in profitable 1111,11110 es;
manntaetming preferred. address "s.. J.," PPess
office. j§29.3:*
$125 A MONTH.—AGENTS WANT
ED every_where to introduce the improved
SHAW & CLARK TWINTX.DOLLAR FAMILY S.SW
/3(0 NACIIInE, the onl7 low-price machine in Cm
sonntry which is Homed b 7 Grover, c0., .141001.
Wheeler & alvsyv, auger .6 0 foi
Bachelda'. All other tomennes now sold for less
than forty dollar* each are int/tugemonts, and the
seller and near are liable to fine and Imprigonment.
Salary and expenses, or large commission, allowed.
Illnetrated circulars; lent tree. Address SHAW &
CLARK, Biddeford, Heine. my 10.44 W3m
870 A MONTH.—I WANT AGENTS
everywhere at d7O a month. expenses paid, to
sell TIMIS{ ARTIOWIL the beet selling ever offered.
Pull particulars !zee. Address OTIS T. GASSY, Bidde
fora, gains. zuvlo d&Vir.im
tCOTTAGE WANTED AT ATLAN
TIC CITY-`:robbed preferred. Addrete or apply
at °Zoe 8, No. 528 WALBltrr litreet.
WANTED TO RENT—ON OR
about the Stet or September by a responsible and
prompt paying tenant, a good .IW,FELLIDIO-HOUSE,
wittin a abort distaneo of Broad and Chestnut. dd•
dress, for 013. WV*, W. H. P.," Ledger Mae. it
BOARDING.
TIOARD.—PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH
-IL" Board, neighborhood ARCS and SIXTEE NTH
Streets. Address "0.." at this Office. rt•sr
TRANSIENT AN D PERMANENT
. 1 - BOARDERS accommodated at 22S Sontte BROAD
Street. je23.lot*
1 , 11111. SALE AND TO LET.
ge FOR BALE-CHEAP, HLNDBOME,
ajl` Four•etory Neck RESIDENCE. on Broad arm,
near Girard avenue, lot twezuy (10) by one b mired
and abrry feet. For particulars lams "J. R. Y.."
Press Oise.
eg FOR SAL 3--THE SUB STAN%
ard&TIAL RESIDESOB, No. 1503 SPRUCE Street.
with large three. story double-back banding', in most
complete order. Lot 22 by 137. jyl-3t.
ft FOR BALE-WITH IMMEDIATE
nwripoegeselon;
Dwelling. 1902 Blount Vernon street.
x•arellinge, OM and 1906 Mount Vernon Went,
Dwelling, 2044 Mount Vernon slyest,.
Dwelling. 1971 Green street.
braeßinge ‘ 2010 and um Swing Garden street.
1808 Wood &treat.
Dwelling, Monut Vernon street, apt of Sixteenth.
13. V GLUM. 123 Boath 9OCIRTII
jyl or B. W. aor SZVENTBISMTH and GREISN.
din FOR kALE.—SHA.DY BIDE -Is
maw A beautiful country residence with fifty-fear 04.
twenty.fear miles north of Philadelphia.
The lard la in a high date of oultivatioa, hatidSOMkil
located on the Bethlehem turnpike. within half a mile
of LineeLexingtou Station, (north Pennsylvania
road.) The improvements eonsistfof a large Brick
Hones, with shade. shrabberm choice fruit, and or
namental trees; a lame barn, carriage houses. sheds,
as% For particulars, inquire of
J or F. MATTIS.
371 61* 10. 8 South WATER Street. Yhiladelphia.
FARM TO RENT—TEN
wawacres, nine miles from the city; two good.sl6.
dwellings, due water, trait, itre. Only .3)0 par year.
gAMMAL T. FOX
jeSO-M* NINTH and WILDOW Streak
fa FOR SALE----A NUMBER OP
ArADWELLINGF, of 'different sizes and prices, &ware
on bend, of which possession enn be given. I,ow prices
and easy terms. SAMUEL T. FOX,
Heat Boats Agent,
jeSO Ste NINTH and WILLOW Streets.
eh FOR EA_LIC-A.N.BLEG/NT !RE
AM SIDENCE. on West OBBLIN Street. with sido yard,
itaithed with all the modern eouveniouces kuolY
SAldar.L L. CLVIENT
le3o-di* 226 B. THIRD Wok.
d k t , ,‘ FOR BALE—AT BTRTSON'S
STAMM. JII IPER St,lmtwaan Arch and Cher
ry. ft CBES 11:113T.E0All ROME, 1S hands Ugh, of
grew. power and speed, kind in harness, and a Rood
herlinsy. Pf3o•3:.
A SMALL CASH CAPITAL WILL
nurebase the GOOD WILL. STOOK, be., of an old
estabiieb ed business. (the only business of the kind in
ibis city. easily learned.) suitable for a Blot Mader.
Pocket-book,, Of Paper•Sna Mater. Satinfactory rea
m for espial out, ItoltiirO at SW. Wawa MPH
Street. third atom ieWeat
FURNISHED. ROOMS
FOR CIENTLEMEM
ie3o.2t* 1126 CEDOTNUT sTßaar.
FIREWORKS.
FOURTH OF JULY
FIREWORKS,
II GRHT TAN...I9n.
ROCKETS, OANDLEE,
UNION AND EDWIN DANDLES,
NINES, TRIANGLES ,
BRIE
SNAKES. BLUE LIGHTS,
FLIMER POTEs PIN WIIEELS,
GRASSHOPPEES, OOLORED FIRES,
ALSO,
A large masa:42cent of Wheels. for sate by
A. 11. FRAVOISOUS it.
1,5•215 t 613 MENET STUNT.
VIREWORES, —JACKSON &
.1: FIELD'S ctlebvated newsy-he, actztelailng in part
of Rramku (Isaacs Rockets, Moss, Stan, Wheels,
Tslavgles, 1114 Col o red Fire, at MLLES'S ,
je2B.6e. nusKEr street.
AT &FAWN/4LE PIIIMA
A.MVS rnxr,mrs.
MRB. JOHN DREW'S NEW AliOR.
STREIT MUTER ,
SIXTH MOOT OF FRANK DEW.
TO-DIOSI!, SATURDAY, July lot, 1866,
TDB OORBDY OF SURDS& and
__SISMIti•STRIDO .1.413 K,
AIDEDDREW INe.ZIEBD r AND DR MA.
MID BY TDB Mr, L SD 0 $ 0031PalitY.
LAM MOMB E Y
L .
ATFAISN DD IS W R A .I. D. M TnORE B AISUA NnDL
r.
NEW CHESTNUT-STREET
mums.
COTTON & hfIIIPHY'B ritbriiTßlLL
BiVINTEEDi STAR YE/WORMERS.
BRA CoTTON.
The Inhnitable Comedian.
JOB MURPHY,
The Champion Bone Pla or
N.lOl SONGS. MEW JoiiEB. NSW%IJ.R.LISBON.
NEW afrre,
MONDAY !MINING Jane 26th.
nouns 131100M8 Om wag a,
Pronounced by the Press and Pnhlio to be the beet
troupe eye; organized.
ENTERTAINMENTS MUT, OZICULUTio AID
RBI' I MID
DON'T FAIL TO SEE TETE utIAMPIOA THORPE OP
AMERICA.
,AdmiPaion —Family area, Si cede t Crete rlycle and
PaNnette, 60 onto Beak may be teottred during the
day, Without extra charge. Je23-tit
FAIRMOUNT WATER- WORIEB
WTRB BRIOGB—PAIBMOBAT 'NOM
1311/1130,
FaißmumaT wATBR WORK'S—WIRE BRIDGE,
Tha highly nenuler
gnu. at &NOON coNCIETS,
By Mosinee newly calash:4
GRAND Str WARY BAND.
Aeknowredired as helot Lhe beet. musical organization
at present ie l'hiladelndadieve made
FAIRVOUNT GARDEgf
The most attractive and faehionable place of Afternoon
Resort In the city,
The Coneeete are Oven' daily. from 4t3 7 P. Df , pro•
gramme bebrdtetribeted tb alettate gratatt4neir
en internale/ton of 16 ralantee ocean at 1,3 i o'clock.
The Arch, Rare and Tim and Oallorratlkstrset Oars
Tea direct to the alsot. 1E
1D P HILADELPHIA ATATORIUM
ADD PHYDICAL INSTI I FUTE,
BROAD bTRIIRT, BRGOW WALNUT,
THE NATATORIUM AND TEM Cm OF MY,
The Balbine and Buelmmlng department on the Fourth
Will be open for ge.:Olemen from 3 A, M. to 8 P. 61, only.
No Leesone will be given, nor will the Ladies swim on
the tday. 1029 6t
XX-A CADEMY OF" FINE A.RTS, CHEST..
PUT Street, above Tgiiih—Open Irom A A M. till
BP. M Benjamin Wenn Mont &too of IJEIRIST
JECTED OEM on exhihnion. lel!
NE PLU'a 'ULTRA.
NE PLUS'TILTR/1.
NE PLUS ULTRA.
P.E1,143130R.
roAr.arAn.:
BILLIARDS.'
BILLIARDS.
tITIALIARDS,
N. W. COR. EIGHTH AND VINE STREETS.
N. W. COB. EIGHTH AND VINE STREETS.
N. W. COR. EIGHTH AND VINE STREETS.
HEED'S HALL.
REED'S HALL.
REED'S HALL.
The new and magnificent MIAMI]) SALOOM!.
W. corner of WORTH and VIRE &roe% will be
°meet te the public on
MOUSY NEXT, TRH 3d OF JULY.
for yentilation, MU, and other necessary arrange-
the proprietors feel confident they can yen Ad+
17 date that these are
'lle Billiard Saloons of America.
Containing Twelve superior Rosewood Tables. from
the celebrated manufactory or
1 7 1EIV.I.JAN dr,
The Ber will be Supplied with the bast lignore,
the choicest brands of Clears,
The establishment will be under the management
and direction of
Nr. JAMES PALMER.
HANDZL AND HAYDN BOODITY'S
ANNUAL 3.ICODRBIO2i
ATLANTIC 3
TIMEADAT, July G. lea Sel-thotla
BELVIDERE DELAWARE BALLA
ROAD.
TWO THROUGH NORTHERN CON
NECTIONS MILL
LEAVE P. AND T. R. R. RIONSINGTON DEM AT
7.30 A. M. AND 3.30 P. M.
Gonnnectlag directly through to
RASTON. SCRANTON.
WATER GAP, OBRAT BUD.
WILKESIAIRII. SIMLA
Alto VIM
GREAT LAKES.
Through Tickets sold and Baggage Checked Anemia
to all prinsipal points North and West.
3e9.1m W. H. °ATM& Amt.
PHILADELPHIAty
AND HEADING HAIL ROADAg
EXCURSION TICKTS,
GOOD PROM 3D TO Erg JUL V, INGLUSITIL
FOOM PHILADELPHIA!.
To Sonletowa of beet, 7er o Pottsville Ar back...U.Bd
To Phmoistville 11
..sl. 22 To Talliadrilt • 4, OD
To Potistettli 1 P +, 182 To Lebanon " a 99
To Readir g " 2 701 To Harrisburg '•. t 690
Ar d l'etween all other '
Stroditdit, at redoetion °lone
third (rola regular rates. JOHN WELCH.
lyl-6t General Ticket. Agent.
a , aNORTH RENNSYL-
R SUMO A D —PO
OF PILE EXCURSIONS —EXCURSION TIGHE ra
from Philadelphia to B,thlehem Easton, Allentown,
and Mauch Ohunk, good from bit ' ,lnly to sth July, la•
hi. tee. will be issued, from the ticket olllcse of this
Compehy, at, THIRD Mint and DEHEtt Street, at re
duced rates; al.o to Wilkotbore. good for ten days,
These Excursions Will air Ird a flee opportunity for
parties Avlshigit to spend the holddags „erring W. 820
of the most ihteresting, agreeable, and pichareaden
scenery in the country.
No Excursion Tickets sold on the Was.
Trains leave Third. and Thompson streets at 7.30
M:, 3.80 P. of., and 5.15 P, M.
jyl. St
BUIS CLARE, Aged
CAMDEN AND AT
LILIITIO RAILROAD.
ARRANORMRNT.
THILOtIGH IN TWO HOMO.
- - -
On and after SATURDAY, July let, 180, Ern tad=
daily to Atlantic City, and one on Sand ay.
TRAINS LEAVB FINE•STREAT FERRY
sus follows:
Special Excurtion....... 8.30 L Y.
Mail Train . .. .. 7,30 A. IN.
Freight, with .......... Car attached.•..— 9.76 A. A.
Exprees (through in two hours) 2.00 P. M.
Atlantic Actotcroodation• 4.16 P. M.
IiSTUUMNI), LI3AVIt ATLANTIC.
Atlantic 6 47 A. M.
Express (through in two hoara)• ..•• ••••••• 7IS A. N.
Freight, with klitelgngar Oar A. N.
Mail Train . 4.411 , ,
Special Excureion ... 0.18 1% M.
StiNDAY MAIL TRAIN.
LintTES Vine-street Ferry at. . . ... 7.30 A, IL
Brimming, leaves Atlantic.
.. . .. 4 44 P. M.
Fare to Atlantic. 82. itotind.trip ........, good only
for the day and train on whieh they are boned,
JIINCTIOM AtICOMMODATIOE.
. .
_ .
Leave Vine-street Ferry ..... 6.20 P. IL
Leave Jackoon at 6.28 A. AL
RXTSA HADDOSFIRLD TRAINS
Leave Ving.street Ferry arl), I§ A, AI. ealaj. HI P. W.
Leave Haddonfield 011.45 A. ffi and 2,45 F. M.
M. B.—Freight must be delivered at Cooper'', Pohl
before 5 o'clock P. M. to insure its going down the a
day. JOHN ANT, Agent.
EXTRA E °VOX—Round. trip Tickets, good to go
and return on any train from the let day of 'duty to the
6th (inclusive), el j63B.tf
01Ntr ▪ EXCURSIONS TO
▪ LONG BRASOR.-7-Trains toe
Long Branch will leave Cooper's Point. CAMDEN.
daily (bnndaye exeepted,), at ILL, A, M. Pare *2. at -
curator. tickets, rood for three days. $3. lztra train on
Nati:L...4,w. at 4.80 P. M., Netornialt. altrivil at Monde*
5t.8.11) A. M. 11411417, L, B. COLA, mega,
lei° 2m
( EIKEws NPHRATA. AN D
LITIZ BPRIAQf3, VIA BUD.
ARD COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
CLOGS CONNVOTIONS AT RBADING.
On and idler MONDAY, June nth, passengers for
RE • AD o NO p It ing L w O I ADDEPO BE T M a aD TE ENTH AaRDtA
CALLOW HILL Streata, at BA, M. and %SOT. M. , Ar.
riving at Ephrata at 11.28 and 7.46 I'. 111 and at Lida at
land7.f6P_bi.
BRTURD
Leave LW= at 818 A IC and 916 P. K and Bohisit.
at 842 A. M. and t 41P. M., atTIYI6II 111 Phltsdelpba
at 1146 and 5.06 P. M. ' Je9l3-.IM
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAlLROAD.—Excursion Tlokets at $O6 each to
EPHRATA and LITIZ and back. gand from 'July
Bth 186.5 Passenger Depot, THIRTEENTH and Ga.
LOWRILL, , • JOHN WELCH,
JoBl.Bl General Ticket agent.
asamai CB NAP AND PLEA
SANT BUMMER TR&YBL,
cAmplag &pit ATLANTIC AND" RARIII/1 AAR'
DRLAWARR RAP RAILROAD. '
002.214312, OP TIML
CAMDEN, TO 21RW YORK :AND LO2lO BRANUM»
tin and alter MONDAY, June 19, the SIMMS Trani
will leave Cooper's Point. Camden, daily (dondats eIM
copied) at 9.19 A, for Tuokerton, Bernecnt, Toppi
River, Manchester. Barmen, EctltenkVit• r . 3r e ngdal. "
tibult River, Long firmkoh, nrancepor., Mr"
Ratentowh, thurewebuty, Red Bank.
iande, and Port Monmouth; thence to - nest Iroth e
_t_
the splendid Manner "Jesse Hoyt " Through to New'
York in Ave k t our e , I'ore44, Er.cursioil Tickets. 1064
for three alert, 91
On batardsva it extra train for Long Minx will
• leave eamdeo at 413 P Dl Rottantag, nava Loss
Branch at 6 25 A. DC Moada7, attivLar at Camd en
2.10 A. Jail
ff ingso WEST CRESTER
ADD PIIIL ADELFHIA.
ROAD. —FOG oF. JULY 118GURSION.
DXOOIO3IOI I I TIGICRTS will bazold to WM' OHMS
TER, good from .Talv 34 to Btb, inorinelva. Faire for trig
Dammam) , $1.36. Tlakete good on all Tralne.
bxcussion TIOID3TB to . the R 1 LDT669'
PIBTI
VAL AND P10;3/0 as CHADDS' FORD HATTLII.
cßourD, fo r Jnl7 4thewill b 0 sold, good On that WIT
°Ay, h O the Er @union, 0.10,
Thane wiper.r.s Philedrlable T WA, at Ttlig 111,30
A. M.. fo atotitld. '
Rotarniag. will Move C t bpdds' Fdra at sttP. M.
7 Y. M. HEART WOOD.
je3o.-it General Ral?erintetidenh.
TO P..LEASTRA FIERKEREL
von LixtI3I3PIRIOF,.
One or the new and magnificent litealgera k
aelD 'PEWARIG.
Will leave GLIVraLAbln, sVerY INONDLY. at
SP. M., and DF.TNOIT, Michigan every TDESDAI.
at S P. M , and 'Pert E , alada, Mt .Le P. N.
For real comfoft and pl sante the Lake Superior hi,
Is unfonalled citable continent. The beet •'speeklell
trout" telling in the world; and nowhere eau llte4
al
valid realize an subbtantte,l benefit as In the a
dry, and itoriacrstlec allelate of Lake fifiFortfir ,
al.° the cheapest trip (Mos& beteg only about throe
and one-halt cents, per mile. welch Includes Mat*.
rooms sad
For IntorMatlon. or,sesertng or rooms. aredv to
GaItREION a HO..
viewdata Ohio.
J. T. 'WHITING at. 110 .
Detroit. Miele.
AVANA OIGAREL—A GOO] VA.
-LA- SUITT aonataatly /.11 store and bott.t. at lowa'
stalk r toil. S. PUGUYIT a BOA&
11 .6. 4. is WS South MOM ativia.
DEFISTMEIa Y gin,49.11
PAL LADIE.II.