ly VIM* JULY 6, 1865 THURSDAY, Olvmu to the hesYY pressure OR our iesulting from our records of the ;bratiou, imilter is laid over, in tcling our user: 1 news summary. PiEWSPAPCB COM PETITIPN. The enterprise of 'NE PRESS in purehas the !..outharst corner of Seveldh :1 ad :Mani streets', and in Ili - Wins an int rnse and complete printing establihment I tile same kit, seems - to have stimulated a daily cotemporaries to look in the MC direction. The Evening Bußetill announces the pm inse, by its pro,-,ressive proprietors, of the 1 p property, 6O cm•stuut street, and " a s soon as the 'necessary at they intend, .;zngemc•nts rill he made, ID remove their tole estahli,inct Itt thither. " The proprietor of the Public Ledger has acbased the corner of Sixth and Chest it streets, with some adjoinine: property, there. in due course, will print and nbllsh that popular penny newspaper. Book,trr. GOOEY, has for (cc time been established at the north lerlierofSixth and Chestnut streets. `3e quarter selected by the newspapers for ir new remlem - m:s is the most beautiful : t ire of the old city proper ; and the !naps that - wl l .l be made necessary by 1110- rn inVelltiOn`s, and be the insatiate appe ;c of an e-ccr-rentlingpublic, ttill yet lim ier increase their influence and the re :.-onsibility of thcir controllers. It is one of marks of Its that the more the peo mid think, the more they demand i p e zior hoolti , and papers, and the less apt , y ;i re to be deQeived by corrupt and tutu _ _ _ ETTEI4 "MEM "OCCAsioNAL.,, 11 - A•z•rit.w(rras, July 1865 Tho utiebratikm or the Fonith of July by colored peoplc, :y-irterday, was au oeca -In for honor: it record and roman mire. ]irhi in tlif: President's grounds, the Pro,,i,lent's prompt and glad per- _.:ission, in the presence of thousands of vimpathiziatz• p,:-.clatori.-7, and assisted by of the moat Cisdne;uislied men of the lilacs, it was the marked beginning of a t ireinc , era. When President Lincoln visited llicbmoud, after its evacuation, the 41 , 1ore(1 people, who had been always cruly excluded float the public grounds v a law of the city litthers, flocked to beautiful enclosure called "Capitol innate," to welcome their deliverer. 'Fix act of emancipation had dissolved all wiles and !brills of shivery, and they felt 11 -,,,re free to cuter what had been to them a prbidklen sanctuary than their discrowned huntiliated masters. In the very ceMre of this splendid square rises the 2nagnificent equestrian statue of Washing -1,,n, in bronze, with lith-size figures of the early Virginia statesmen on the lower tilde. This noble group was literally co yireu with the men, women, and children of the forever manumitted race. It is re :ltetl that when the President's attention i cas directed in it, he smiled and said, "Tie! is the bri ; 77li,- , 1 black diamoi?d, I ever sate!" So of this examnle of yesterday. It will dispel many a cloud of prejudice, and animate many a dull and droop ing spirit. Witt) that saw this or derly, intelligent, well-dressed, and patri otic COIICOUTS(, could doubt that those who ilOmpos.cd it understood their duties to society anti themselves ? Were the men tat as ft to rot c.s'iitany who 1171 V "ASO and niaz that s'. - ,cr:d right ? Do they not ve it as wellwho exercise it.. having tae,lll, nr intclgued for the trtNitud rel,ell:_on will they not i.etah it as imichas the thous: ads who, toilim other larvif-, hei.,e fresh - an d ma,ducMcd, and too of cu as thegive the cue? The colored re s: ;Its of Wttshingt en, as a class, are entitle , : to vote by experience, iateliigcm.t., and elikettfed loyalty. Let them have a cha!a - c to enjoy that which it f-o loesely mud so :Milt given to others. 'I am Ulu whole problem to them. If' thoy do not show they nre ht for it, then 11 ere is no virtue in the :.-cheel-house, the newspap2r, the prayer meeting, and, above ell, iu the talisman of emancipation. The proposition that Ame rican citizens' of African descent, many of whom have for years paid taxes and owned . property, and among whom I number ex emplary, pious, and intelligent men, shall vote in our city elections, has created some uneasiness among the worthy gentlemen who have been symbnit most of the last ::our years in the Southern States, helping to save Jeff Davis the trouble of being hung on that celebrated ;kcia apple-tree ; but, as these are the days of experiment, why not ht us try this amm:: the rest ? OCCASIONAL. .1 WASHINGTON. INDIANS EN P,OUTE TO TREAT FOrt PERPETUAL PEACE An Early PremLlgr.lion of the Result of the Great Trial Expected. fIELYSER .111) T 9 BE PARDONED. A Decree or 17.1-:- 4 . -: 4lll:bigtn Uovern- 'I h oft%til 3:::pm• of I Lt• C0i111111)filll COVC/11- 11Allt receM mildi4ifed a decree is:4n[t by 11q- 11,:agf•-4, declaring that Prost ';' •leActz, of .Mc:••.:ic.o, has deserved well of Al,wrie:t, in view oc thE• indomitable perse 11•Tanee he hos echh.cd hi defence of the Mile- Wodcace and freedom country, and they rlg , ra his virtous riotism lts affording to the ['Mimi:Aim youth. The de- P , ovida , 4 111:11 3 portrait Of Pretditent tie placrii :a lie • Natiollat Library at Logota, v.llll suit I):dism ii)eitegatiOn th:. inuml,er of seventy, front bun Iribvs.,:'ho have be , .n/ in ho.- 1,111-y rnit:.,l 0,, tinring, the late re snw 111;•ii• way to Washington, oljec.t, he!ng to to,:ke treaties of per_ ;:('lntl pe:tee. am! t.• re-establi , hed in the rsz!a. 111(1 L, nilieh they forceited by [:::.!ng np aril, or the insurgent,. Tito Nunibti. Prisoners. I:he ounilley fit us di,eltargcal under t_;e1:(•ral Orders nrrpmt SCries, °Mel: of the Connaissary (teneral of Prisoners, ns far t , c reported, have pi.P72 - received up to July 3, tool are as ton 07,.:. Captains, 'lento" 2tanti, 3,38'2 ; 110n- , (;::lnc, , ioneil. officers, 5,582 ; lainate. - 4. 32,72 a. T(.1:0 ;2,796. 2.at•e10),(41 There I y for contrajlietilly The report that :IT Ai! 7.7 i, 4. AtnarN•tn, of Vir- , :zinia, has bpon hy the President. iie has not, en the ea , o, 10111, therefore, been said and pal, li , hed in the ease i 4 ;y:•..;aat are. The e.;.:;" the iArert: There is rero , on to !..olivve that final action in t- taken plat; 1•:, - Executive on the th , clhigs ante ~ lative to the conspi -14:0:',. an 4 that will soon be pro u igat ea . Appi 'e,..;m14 for Pardons. Al!out one limning! in !it Beiventy applications 'for Iraro ims were Isl.:mini to-clay, one inuniretl caul thirty of wiciett wen; those of North Cure -3i:111111, upon - Lite IT , ::o2ll7suenthitiOn of Governor Bohlen. The Health of the President. There ih improvement in the lic•tilth j:,ilsr , osto-day. 11u, how <Ewer, r:;•+n:, and adheres to the• adlleeof hi' W•lY , ',ol;t:i, anti receives no Vidtorg. The 110 :216 - wf Patents. One hundreii an!l Part 1; patents were issued by the Connni:;sline, Patents on. Monday. f4f: Troops. General Are un ha,is.an,l oraer (list:Mug leg the 111 th y tv n llll4l 33(1 alla nth 4cr, 11..;; - 12,1,1tis ACCidela 011 ill(' Noel bern Centeal flail. road—Several Dislingoished Persons Injured. liAvrimorm, July serious accident oe .Cturred to the itreshh,nrs ear, last evening, about eight o'ehad:, at tin, depot of the ).;orth crn Central Railnaal. The train eouSisted of an engine apt! cur ; :u !!. 1 had j.ist, :u rig cal Pnnn ( i tySinirg, MR . ; • "VI" g to a hwiteh, it ran into the end of a I - A:eight-train t , ...hualitig Oil a Side ima tdc. Although the speed 'was much Slat ltoniat, several of the party in ahv ear tiTre 11:jUreil. Sc.uor l:urn:t:a Chiliao minister, and Cole. llalpine (Miles o , lteilly,) the poet of 41-411 M , rg, litre sevvely cut about the head. Col. o f the Sth Army Corps, R. S. Esq., of the State Department, Frank of the cxueatiee mansion, and L. Crounee,t, of the icw York 2 7 mes, wore slightly injured. The car was somewhat damaged, but not enough to prevent it from proceeding to Wash ington. The accident was the result of carelessness On the part of the switch-tondo. SPLENDID BEQUEST OF AD MIRAL DUPONT. hll ms prize Money ($115,000) to the Orphans of the American Sailors and Soldiers who Fell In the War for Ante ricnn Freedom. De6pa tat to The Pre.:.] that the it lustrions Admiral Dupont, 17. S. N., whose un expected death is so deeply mourned by the Government and the country, bequeathed in Lis will the splendid sum of one hundred and seventy-five thousand dollars to the great :asylum fur the education and relief of the orphan children of the sailors and sobliers Or soon to be or at Wash ington by on set of Congress. This is the innouni, of Admiral Dupont's prize-moncy tinning 11 is brill Mut service on th e F . ; 0 „1.1 1 btnib: Noel:tiding Squadron. tie died pos sessed ofa handsome fortune of his own. IiAIANA AND 'MEXICO. Aminiversrvey—Eir44 r,..44441e4 au F_Acieational 133aairtsta Nra -• Yontt, ;Poly igene4 from Mexico has 11000 received, yht Havana. The first analversary of the landing of the Emperor Maximilian and the limpreY;t; Char lotte on Mexieall soil hot boon duly celebrated by balls, illuminations, and other rejoicings, j u - rranged by the various mun i ties, The Emperor has iSuSed a manifesto in re gard to popular education. Ho wishes the Mexicans to be put on a footing with 1 he most Savored nations in this respoet, and desi 005 that the middle etzt-ses ;111,1 t he poorer people shall have hotter advautagcs. Re leaves IT -ligiol-0, 000e01ion 1.:0 the priests,deelaring that thr Gov - _rumcut 1100 S n o t V. ith to interfere ith reigious matters. NEW ORIAVANN. Proposition to lielntir Oho Missis.ippi I.evecf4 Personal and Commercial. News. ORLEANS, July I:—Mr. Swift; A.Clintatit (it:m(110 of Louis:ma, lets resiameil his office, mid - win leave for the North. Kmmetly been reinalttetod into the Mayoralty of New Orleans. N. M. Nolan writes a letter to Got - . Welles through the New Orleans Times, offering bonds of Klett : WO to repair the levees from New Or leans to Arhansas, during the coming winter, employing:lo,o:k) white laborers. CoTToN.—There are no sales of moment. cold is quoted at 61.3941.4.0. Domestic ex elmae is quicq at various rots. Thu Sugar and Molas , ses market is at a *tarsi still: West ern Produce—Sales of 1001 tags of mixed Corn at 6 L 25 ; 1001Ings prime Western at. 7•141.41 perbas , Co barrels of snperfine Flour at 6112 1 :: ; 100 bbls do at , 97.10, clad 100 1,1)14 good sapprane at $7.30 per bbl ; 100 saeks of Malt at 61.70 per lmshol, 7 Ws of old sold at 15c per pound ; new is held at 10 eratzs. 70.11!YRESS IVIONBOIL Arrival of Rebel Prisoners, Steam ships—Drowned Soldier. FOTITIZESS 3lomino, July 3.--l 4 tearuer Salvor, with 450 rebel prisoiiersi from Nu witort Nows for Savannah nOI Mobile, A porthla of the Prisoners latalea at Savanuali r..re for Jae:kiwis ville, Fla. Cairta in Ifoltric: , - ; for nark's tou Savannah, with til rebel 1 irisou ors from Poiut 1.001:0111, United StirtUS 6i,Citraer frill Alecandrio,bond eamer Norfolk Fa Ile?: • for 37. ,, r01i0na City, with nialls !Steamer Arimine arrivegl Cram Noar Pork. SO:1011er George Appeald, Captain. arrived from TIO:itoo. The. disabled steamer Karnak, in tow of steamer Ycyomiutr, left for Be.itimpre this morning for repairs. Steamer Tritam, from. York, with eom- Diissary.and on - Inane.: stores, arrived. this 11101% n Schooner M. G. Let:Mani, with foragc, front New - York, arr.:veil. Stemn-tug Gen. S. Can Vleet loft for mere this morning. ooner arrived from Baltimore with gnats for Thin arsenal. . Schooner B. N. Hawkins arrivea with corn store. Storni - 4r S tat oof 3rain Cart - al :I Pnrilon, Jr ricC<l from e VOrk : and in:lll.2El Olylefi for Newport News for 150 prisoner*, to . U•..b . :(q4) City Point. Steamer Thomas A. Morgan, Ctptnin Maar, from Baltimore for Government stores for Richmond, arrived and departed. The body of James Welsh tvr.:l; found floatlng, in the eanel at Richmond yetrrday. Ile was a member of the 4th United StaZe,i Infau try. Fruits or all Rim - 16 and meats are abundant in the Richmond markets at very mod , !rat e Prices, nod the general tendency indicates further decline in prtees. NORTH CA_ROLINA. Importnnt Government Aet ion —Tha Commanil of the Depart:flan t—Appli. ration for Pardons. NEWI3ERN, July I.—lt is report that the Goyerwment is about to make au important seizure, in the direction of the North Carolina gold mines. Recent orders instruct General Cox to re main in command of this department until the return of General Schofield. There is a great rush of political sinners to Governor Holden for pardons. Ito has ap pointed J. T. Hough Mayor of Newborn. }lre at Sp;•ine3ield, Maas SrimisFlßT,r., Mass., July second and Mira stories of the sonthern half of Burt's Meek, on Main street, in this city, were de stroyed by fire on Monday night. The princi pal losses, - which are nearly covered by insu rance, arc—Elijah W. Bliss and heirs of Rode rick Burt, Ni,POO ; A. M. Gelpin, paper-box ma nufacturer, $0 : 000; D. De l'ores . t Donglass, arti ficial leg manufacturer, $1,000; and Sexton Killion : grocers, Fire a Chicago CfricAnn, July 4.—A frame block on the corner of Mechanic and North. Water street Was destroyed_ by lire last night. Loss $10;090. NEW YORK CITY. nw Yonrc July 5 CHIEF 41 - STIPP. CHASE. - . Chief 3 . 112 , 1 lee CllaSt! and danglne - r arrived at the St. IN ieltolag )101 el last evening, and will leave this evening for Provitlenee, it. L =EI (40k?, 1301 , 1: New York_ Central, 1r0,4*; Erie, 8.2 , 4; 1111(isnii; 1ig1 7 .4; Reading, !. ).43 .4; tionth ern, WV,: l'ittsbitmt, 50; 11'ock l*huncl, 101; Noriliwji , :tern prefi2rroa, Quieltsilver, 553.;; 31aripot,a„ 14. Maerkts by TelexEltlib. •Taly s.—Wheat is :41 oady ; sales cd Ken trek} - trials and southern red at R. 4. 1 -:) 1.90. Corn dull at ale. for white, and 9.3 c tOt ; kaI.CS or IS - 07ii era oxira al ;tint , :,;i.75 , ife.7 foe 8e . t0.:•. Pro vi ;ions have au .idvaneinzs tendency. Whisk , : dull at $2.11//.2.1%. tuleAco.Juivs.—Flour quiet. rfluqtt steady; No. 1 ;it i41.1 , t2g1.0:1,14, No. ;it I.lsfik-17e. Corn Viral K. 1 rt. r,r.. , (1...3!",";e, No. '2 Oat; dull, ;trodl - I,f:e lower; sales at 11(ii41.14.1, (dosing at 41. Frci ; corn, 7Xe. to Buffalo. High I‘," hnicti ENAPiONS I.a T EVENlNG.—lllfle ra,:ilefit, .11011 WIIS again tightol up last oven m„, writ 2:* the tntion .f.a.itgrat house, on rc,t, :;:ttional 1 . 1110. i tjin4 lion , o, on C1`1,7 0111 Si Pen.l, livirth•er, I,"(Ner, ttai (4:0 or Iwo otlities. Largo crowds, of rir urns paid these places it visit. Tito wind, lin fort tunatel y, was entir,Ay too ?iris]: to alloy,' burinng of tla, TTIE TRAGEDY U T 11,F; SEYENTEENTIT ITAIII,-1 e 11:1 - veto a,lo try our report of the teryible itagedy ill the 6eveuteently wart!, that. Isyme Shies elicit. fys we pre,tieleyl, from 11):4 juricy.:. The evidence liefure the Coroyte; is lay to uli:tt we have al eryaYly reporieyi. ci - Irrx77 r-r3Jcs. CouNTY E-C , 117. ...tr.—We invite btu to I be eatxi of the" canteen 2.LArk,!-t -:et,i 1.1,-”Pcille StA1111," I'A rtit street, he k"V 31 .' 1 " 1 . :" 11 1 0011, , , F. Fest I un Re:4nm rail Iw. an Private Fallit ilk:, van Parr,. he prompt ly:itipplied with the iee-etst!nee,.l at the shortest notice, on reasonable t elms, Anmirtm. Dt - or - Ks:T.—The rhwst Photograpls, in ValiollS Sizes, of thu• tat„ Admiral Dupont, Li c a moat General Grant, anal t.ho lter. Dr. Vat:trim, aro those recently cxmitted Ity Gniuk mist , 701 and 7011 Arch struct, duplicates of which Mil now be MO at It Wit.vr 118 THINKS or IT.—A newspaper cor respondent in Tennessue write; home as fol lows: "We hope SOO/1 to 11115 landl or blackberry patches anal lthapidatint ]ffilitar, Camps, the society long-viimged, wooden mica in butternut suits, ana Wolittla that weal` shoes awl 81. , A. to baCUO, and turn our fuepg towards Ootl s , coun try, wbc . re we can be rendered elegant awl eolleroriuble by procuring onr wearing appa rel at the qyrown Stone Clothing Hall of Rock:- bill & Wilson, Nos. 103 and mg, eln,stant street - , above rA:s.lb." TIIE CMNESE SUN TIAT, made by ;food Cary, 7 - 2.3Clm. , Wut st.riet, is a most useful article to every lady leaving the city for the Country :1-bore. rrice.. moderate. Entire steel; of straw goods selling off below - eoBt. A ItAin.—Now comes the Sea3oll of flies—a intolerable. 14t everybody know, iht'n, that Dutcher's Lightning 'i7-:iilicr wilt . otter!y aaaihilate theta. Use it, mut refit "eetlY rout securely through the summer heat. Suld, by Cirtu,,,istS awl A:niers every where. 6,THE BEST PITTINe SHIRT OF THE AWE is "The IllprMil Pattern Shirt," made by John C. Arrison, at the old stand, Nos. 1 and 3 North Sixth street. Work done by hand in the best manner, and warranted to give sattqaetion. Ms stock of Gentlemen's Famishing Goods cannot be surpassed. Prices moderate. RALLECR'S words, "None know thee but to love thee, none name thee but to praise," may be fairlyappiled to Pindows "Night-Blooming COrellti." No one who once uses the perfume ever relinquishes it, and rosy lips are never weary of commending and recommending it. Sold everywhere. BEHIND THOSE 11 OSEATE GATES—the lips of girlhood—there should be a fragrant palace elegantly fur»bdled with ivory - and coral. To drop metaphor. Young ladies, you should keep your teeth and gums in perfect order, if you hope in after-life to enjoy the blessings of a sound set of denials and a sweet, breath. What will enable you to do this? you ask. Nothing but Fragrant Sozodont, we reply. jy,i-tuthsat, FOUR STECK (:O.'S PIANO'S (little lased) for sale at bargains. These pianos have been ased (luring the past winter and spring at concerts, at public halts, and in private houses, and show 310 marks of nse. Price i4:100 less than 3011 V ones of Sallie Styk, 111011gb all new ones have been reduced $75. .1. Crom.o, jec2l-11(it t:leventh and Chestnut streets. CRAMI'S, Come, ClIOLM: A , Summer Complai Dysentery, Muncie:l, and all affections of the bowels are cured promptly and effect rally by Dr. D. Jayne's Carm 'nut ve Balsam. Being plea sant to the taste, it is readily taken by children, and , havit :tined itDMpnlarity fur over thirty years, the propritWors confnlently re commend it ns a standard househohl remedy. Prepared only at No. 2 V 2 Chest nut street. jen-it VISITOTM TO THE SEA-SirOnli S110111(1 provide tlient,;elVCS with BATti two DRI:SRES from .10IiX C. A1:1:180:014, No.c:. 1 and 3 North Sixth street. NACYTICV.S. SOMETHING COOT, FOE Tin; HoT EATTIF.R. Something ORA for the got Weather. Something Cool for the ItOt Weather. Something Cool.for the lint Weather. Linen Sneks, Linen Pants. Linen Vosis. Linen Seeks. Linen r:,nts. Linen Vests. Linen &as. Linen Pmts. Linen Vests. Linen Siteks. I.ino rants. Linen Vests, Also, a splendid assortment of Seasonable Cloth ing, of every variety, for sale by PERRY E CO., No. 303 CHESTNUT Streot, above Third, N 0.609 Cnl:6T:5 UT St. (Granville Stokes , old tand.) S. E. Corner of SKVIINTII and INIA.Int.gT Sts. (Jones.) jyl-6t Two IN ONE. RESTORER OP COLOR AND PERFECT ML IR CoMRIN:ED. "Loudon" Gray ir color Does Restorer." "Loutitin" "Ilaireo/or Restorer.' `•London" hair "lfair Color not Restorer. ,, "London" , "ThtirColor Restorer." "London" Changed "Hair Color Stain Restorer." "London" "RairColor or Resthrer. - • "Loudon" witholll " noir Color Solt 'Restorer." "London" " [air Color Restorer." "London" Dyeing. "llair Color Auy- Restorer." "London" "Hair Color thing W.:stover." IlEsTonEs QP.AY 11110 TO ITS NATCRAL COLOR. MAEIISTREITATR SOFT,GLOSSY,ANDLUXUMANT. NiTTRITIOUS, AND ENTIRELY VEGETARLE. KEIII'S Tilt SCALP CLEAN, COOL, AND llEArmrr. 13At3 - )xv.s.— t will positively stop the Bair front !dine, and rause it to grow on bald heads, in all er,s'. S 7‘ , l:ere the 30illeles err left. S'ngdyroll;es, 7,ee nts. Six Bottles. fist. Sold by DR. S:WAYNE..k." SON, 330 North StkTII St. it . . AN IsattAsnco DEmAND.—NC) 11ITICLE has CTer vion mow general awl lasting rayor.than. The fletirmd for them from holies, clergymen, merchan:s, ittipie trial of a bottle is the evifienct we present of their worth mid superiority. For Dyspepsia and Low spirits, Dad Breath, Pain in the Side. Bock. and Stomach, Distress after Eating, Headache, Heartburn, &c., we confidently reco»nnend the PLII_N T A TION BITTERS. They are the Maus:Attest tonic ever taken. No change of diet isreansr it while using them. Eat all the good, healthy food year stomach craves. 7hc good e•S;eCts of PLANTATION lIITTEIIS are Feel: upon Lwtki:vg tlic Crest trial. A very few bottles' often leave the - wont ;;Oand and hearty F.ROM BEAD TO FOOT. je3o-tit Two BAD CASES OF PILEs CURED By D. ISTRICKLAYIYS PILE REMEDY. Mr. Glass, of :ramesville, Wisconsin, writes for I.le benelit of an who suffer -mith the Pites, that he has been troubled for cacti! years with an aggravated (311,f, of 11!ca, and his it en ilersos eiseharged from the army iaeurablr7, being quite paralyzed with Cie lloth rim:3,, tits s..;..riaing eases were cored ith one bottle of De. fAriekland's Pile Remedy. The recor,,ms-udation of these gentlemen, beside the dai:y telimonlatsyceelved by Dr. Strickland, ought to coin tore 'nose sliffc:ring that the most aggra vrttl chronic, cases of Piles are cured by Dr., Strialand's Piic Ri.nedy. It is sold by Druggists CVC:27I,II(!r, jyl-stoth-3m Port MOVAXLE BLUR BOARDS, PUOTa GIZAIIIIO SCREENS, or very heavy Be("isteakls, we have a strong large-wheeled Bracket Caster. wbleh Is very suitable: also, a variety of other Cas ters. TRUMAN & SHAW, No. 835 (Eight Thirty five) MARKET Street, below Ninth. RICHARDS' AND HILTON'S 'CEMENT ARE strong cements for Leather, Wood, Bane, or Crockery. Price, 2.5 cents per. bottle. For sale at TRUMAN & SHAW'S, No. 9.35 (Eight Thirty-ilve) MARKET Street, below :Chttit. CERTATN CU - LE . & , ort. TUE ...4_I2AIY ITCH, TETTER, &c. DR. SWAYER'S ALT.-HEALING OLNEME NT DR. SWAYER'S ALL-lIEAT,I ND OINTMENT Cures in from twelve to forty-eh - tht hours. Prepared. only by DR. SWAYER & SON, 330 North SIXTIL Street. It JONES'.—SOLDIERS lIETURNEW HOME, you want a good, substantial, cheap, and fashion able suit Of Citizens' Clothing. GO to JOlles' OLD-ESTABLISHED ONP. PRICE ciolln Nil 11011 SE, 601 'MARKET STREET, AnovE SIXTH. jets-11D ITCH. (WHEATON'S) ITCH. SALT RHEUM. (OINTMENT) SALT RHEUM. Wm c.revriteh in forty-eight hours. Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers, ami all Eruptions of the Skin. Price, H cents. By seiullug OD cents to WEE - ICS & POWER, 7,;(1!:;TON, Mass., will be for warrted free by moil. For sale by alt Druggists. ibblS-tint KENDALVS ANDOLIti.E.-11aVEt you tried it ? if so, you approve of it. Of coarse the re markable dennuol for this excellent preparation for the Hair hue bee. , :moldy created by its merits; for, when once reed; it is .not likely to he ;Lb:mat:med. Yon con procure it of, any respectable Druggist. jyt-tha STEIN WAY & SON'S r -2--714, PIANOS. v L r V For sale only at Which is the best place for me to her my Clothing? To decide this question, so often asked, we would respectfully suggest a careful comparison 'of prices, stAes, met routines of the brat class Chestnut and ltaliiet areas Clothing c: , :aidiAment,,, confidently bellevieg that the people will nail that we offer greater inducements in extent of assortment. style of garments, and moderation in price. than con be fumy! anywhere else. If this is not the case, we nail not ask your pat ronoge. WAN AMA_ KEIt ralowx, Popular Clothing 'louse and Merchant Tailoring Estaldishment, jean -if S. I:. corner SINTIT awl MARKET Sts. Receipt molts. .... i 0,1100 i 8,1):// -- 1 - 7 7 1.010 .... - 214,4190 94,0,P) Z. 4 WAGNETt.-11171:T.—A.f. 'Print!c Cltgieli. ficrina rt ou the Slit ;11:: . . - ant by the Vey, Luther E. Al bert, ltebrge 3brltiin Wagper and Eliza Lidllllll.ll Jinn, daughter of tie late Su thantui Burt, of thih city. No eat,l,. * I I AWN Ez7: Thursday ye al ne 29111, iii thiH In' the Rev. 't to. R. Carroll. of Allentown. N. 'llhomas Jlawkes to Anna .lane flaw_rhlor of 3[r, , . Abler Gre‘..n, late of jinn 31a;:or. Corinly. rattle. - * GALVIN—STA)! Thurtolay evening, l2rlll .Inne. by _lb-v. Williata L. Chaffin. Rey. Ed n';•.ret I. nrookr,oo_ ma..., to Annie AL. IN:1(5410 - er of C porgy G. Stamharli. of l'biladelphia.* umlyt —PrA3lll.Aell. ThurAday Jaae Ir," the ReV. WM. L. Chalia, Ea Ward laity 'Gable). of “rookood, iass., to 3fisi Alba, 31.. ilamfbier 01 C.,, ,, Yge Stainintch. 1:1' this elt c. I CbriBZielit (Lod Rruisfee. itott other Earl,rn papers, pl euse pub] i.It.J DT - tiDAS 4 .—On the Ali inst., James Donaas,Esq., in 11, Wit year o r u s age. LThe rilal ire:: and male friends of the family are resperl Fully la vheO attend his funeral, rruni his Late Tegai•lle, et,1114,1 . of Hroad and. Walnut oirect,, un ::'at rag V the nth ins:— ii : 1 `" 1. LI E ti Xfo. al_•.l 21) re nl3 fi C.. son of .lolm P. aml Stervy a t Imeell. a:A.1;1,14, eutinty Pa. WaS it Of CO. A. 2.1 . 1 th (Slit ITithni League) Regiment P. V. A genuine son of Penn sylvania. his aneestors being ammig the early col ii.wers or 'William Pena. s ItENt.3.II.A Weilnesdav mornhyr. the rith instant. at his late re4i , lene.• • in this (qty. after• a short illness. Itleliard IteaShal7, liaii. , is the CAM cr ar of his 111 s malt• fri,•nits an•d those of his ninny are re pectfully invited to attend his funeral. from N 0.1402 Chestnut street on 'FritMy morning, at 10 o'clock, without further notice. ) Wt - i, Mrs. Ilanualt Wade, aged 'Relatives and friends of the noon , " ore invited. to e.j ALM. -- ,lll l y h, attend her funeral. from her resiitenee. Nrk, 1907 Br:nullwine street, Thursday afternoon at four ALTEII.--Drowned at Jersey Shore. Pa., June tfOth. Edward A.. son of Charles E. Alter. of New orleans., La.. and grand,on or the late Jacob Alter, of tills city. In the 15th year or ills age, Tlw retnain, were interred at Laurel 11111, Joh -24.1. r. ts:tturdt.y, July Ist. by drowning in the Delaware river. Irplow . I:Cl!thr f:51;t1I , I. (Mark, eldest son of J. _Rinaldo anti Anne U. Sank, aged is lttlelll.)tiel. of the funeral will be given should the body be n•voyemol. DV:1:N1...T.-4in the evening of ilie •itlt inst.. Annie yonngt,l clatigliter of tiearge Burnet. ~ , vvives - will he held at St. drum,' Church, ltri.stol. 4,11 Friday :tile I'llooll. at 11_o'ctt n •k. C:u•s Mari. Il.eindligt.in 41.1 mt at 3 u-cloek. as the hit iihttaut, Annie It., infant tiatightur lit.t. ”11,1 Alary It. Sellers. I'uwv:,t.frout, I ;IV of lid I . pa realt6, No r_lo Filbert strvet. o❑ t3ixtit-dity morning, at 1..1 liKAVEtt.—On FM. 4th inst., at itollilontivl.l. N. .1.. Idtwls IVeavvr. In the 30 year or hi, a 7 o. The reiatiyee. mot frteudV are rto,pm.t.tuity Linen nu, , ters. , Linen Duelers Linen Dusters. Linen Dusters Linen Dusters. Linen Dusters Linen Dusters. Linen Dusters , - Alpaca Sacks. Alpaca Sacks. Alpaca Sacks, Alpaca. Saks. Just the thing, to liven Cool JltSt the thing to Keep Cool in. Jnst the thing to Keep Cool in. Just the thing to _Keep Cool in. PLAN AT i4\ R. 6 BLASII7i; BIEOTITE - 116!*, 1006 CHE:::1..N1717 Street SUGGESTION No. 1 MAR.J:D. DIED. WAN. MAKER Sr DROWN, THE. PRESS.-PITILADELPEETA., 11/URSDAY. JULY 6..18(5: to attend his funeral, from the reFtdenre of hiR father-in-taw, Henry Green, No. V2l Need street, rm Friday morning-, 7th inst., at 10 o'clock, without further notice. SIDES.L-Smitlenly,On the 311 in stan t.:7o.eph in the 25th year Of his age: and also, on the 4th in stant, hie brother, lawn: Sides, in the titnit year or nis age. The' relatives and friends, and the Independence Ilose Steam Fire Company, and the Fire Demi rt men l.are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from the resi dence of (heir brother, Edward Sides N.W. corner of Germantown road and Girard avenue. TAYLOII.—On Tuesday morning. the 4th instant, Thomas S. Taylor. In the year of Ills. age. Funeral services at St. lVtary , s Church, West Phi ladelphia. on this (Thursday) iifteritoonot 5 o'clock. The relatives anti friends of tile family are invited in attend. without further notice. interment at the Woodlands. AN DEllSON.—Onrlhe sth instant, Sarah, wife of James Anderson, Sr., aged 58 yr.ars. The relatives and friends of Ihe family are re spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residenei of her husband, No. lado Cadbury avenue, stove Jefferson. and below Itroad. on Friday morn ing, at £3,!,:: o'clock, without further notice. - Funeral service at St. Malaeld's Church. interment in Cathedral Cemetery. LACK ENGLISII GRENADINES.- <lust received, a ease of Black English Grentc- dines, at 10 cent,: a yard. 11ESSON g SON. Mom-nine Stare, 91S CI tEsT :NT u'r Si reef. One prier. Prices in plain figures. myls BLACK CHALY DE LAINE.--MIST two el,se of DIA i n (qay (le 'mines, - . - nt 87,1 5 $ is ti're'd. SON. "Mourning Sfurn, 913 (114:ST NUT SI rect. One prire. Prices in plain figures. inrls 1110' PURE WHITE sunTIJA.ND all AIX LS. latE LAN UISLL. 100 PIECES MOSQUITO BIM, warms, BLUES, GI[EEN:! I , & e. EYRE & 1,000 L""r WHITE QUILTS, FOR 110 TELS. IMMENSE LOTS OF CI I E TOWELS; Eje2l;4ll EYRE LANDEL L. PANY. Vl: . A.tiliFfilil) [toad, below htliighavotue, l'idiadelplna, 41111 - 5, Isfy, The Boa Dirertors have dvelared a Dividend for the last six months of FIVE PM:. CENT., pay ablt• on demand, clear of all laxes. It .1 Ai 1;INT/1 0 .11, President. IVEMAIVAME 3IAR COMP-VNY. rifiLA nEt.rrtt A, ;NI y Tho DiPeolors I,;‘ , Fe this day deela red n Dividend 01'I'!11tEE FER co :NT on the Capital )tors: or the Company, 1011,:hie on 01111 after the clear of Stole onl . l.lnned States Taxes. The 'fransfer Books will close on the I 01111 open on the 181.1 t inst. fjy(3-3W'j 1V11.1.1A411.1. CARLIN, Se e'y. DVVIRT. Nl', HILL - AND EtItUVLI:II.I. IUVEN 'RAILROAD CO._ PIIII.ADICLI9IIA, 7th Ato.. 13n5 Al a Slated meeting of the Board of Mao vers. hem this eluy. a semi-anmett dividend of Four: CENT. (imlial to Two Dollars per share). was de l:la:TO. door of All taxe.:, payable to the ;..,•tork liOidere. Or their legnl rotebontative, on or actor the 17th The Tra* , fer Book will be closed until the 13th WILLIAM BIDDLE.; Eirertqary. NOTICE.—T let USO\ AL friends of WILTJAM F. DIITCitELL, now fn:operinfundent of Freedmen in TeffileSSCC for the "Pennsylvania Freedmens' Society," are invited to hear his Address, on SIXTH DAY (Friday) EVIGNIN(i. the 7th at R o'clock, at the VALI— N. N. corner RITOAD and srumo liAltDEN Si meets, second &Ivry, hufore the " Be thany miAgion fol. , C. U." Subject: "„The . Freed People of 'Veiniest:cc. , • OG-.2t.* OrFICE OF THE FAME !NM) . .. EANCE COMPANY, No. 40G CHESTNUT At a meeting of the Board or Direct ors, bola this thiy, a Divldtaul of TITREE PET: C - I , lVl`. was de clared, payable o❑ demand, clear of all taxe,s. jyG-12t W. L. BLANCA-YARD, Secretary. THE DIRECIN'ORS Or TUE DAL zELL rETizotEum comPANY have this flay declared a Dividend of ONE rill CENT. on the Capital Stock, clear of State tax, payable on awl after 12th inst. Books to close 6th 8101 reopen 131 h inst. U. It. 1 0 11Y1:R, jyl3-7t Secretary. OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH LE - ZERNE It A I 1 ROAD COMILtriY, 320 WALNUT street. The En:m:l or Diret tors bavb THIS DAY , /tkelttred of AND A 11 - ALP Per cent., payable on tonl a Der the 1716 EDWARD 110BERT5, Treasurer. Ptt t LAM:LP/11A, July 5,1864. OFFICE OF THE itimoN MOVEMENT COMPANY, 320 WALNUT -3treet. The 3Thml of Directors have THIS DAY cleelnred n Or THREE pct• cent., payable, "on and after the 17111 host.. - - - - EDWARD ROBERTS, J 12., Treasurer. IIIIIADEI.I.I/1.1. July 5, 1855. jy6-3t.* frr, - AT A MEETING OF THE STOCK hollers of the Crawford Suzar Creek 011 Cputpauy, held on Monday, the 3d of July, the fol towite, named gentlemen were elected Directors of to .50n quttry. 117.: 11onry William Sadler, Charles B. Cothiclay, N. 'f , j - )eisie.. - y:uu,s W. Pecker, Taylor, an,l•Willuttu C roves.. And at n iitutainir of P.onrd of Directors, held the .unit• any. ileiiry liountr was olected Pro*l4.3nt, :nol Geo. W. Shopherd Secretary and Treasnror of said Company. U.F.O. W. SUENIERD, jy6-31.* Secretary. TICE EIGIITY;NINTII ANNI VERSARY OFNMEIIiCAN INDEPEN DE:NC-E.—THE STATE sot:lEn: OF THE CIN CINNATI OF PEN NSYLVANIA.—The 'annual stated muting The State Society of (lie Cin cinnati of Peennsylvania WaS lid ii at the La pierre House, on Broad street, below Chestnut, on the 4th day of .1 ely, A.L. 3s(b, pursuant to notice, and the usual Immness tr an sa c ted. The Otneers and Standing Committee of the So ciety for the ensuing year are 218 follows : Pre.,ident—Thonefs McEtten. M. 1). Vice PreAlvnt - 11:trris T.. Sprout. Secretary—George - W. Dam,. Assisi ;nit Srereilry—Josi Tamar. Trt rsnrer—ltal ert Adamr. A osial tit Treasurer—William G. Caldwell. Slumilll:Committet—rlhar9es .1. Pugh. Samuel B. Poet!, .l sire es Schott. 'William 'Wayne, Peleg 3 . 1.11 - I;?ent wort li. Thomas Robinson. Lei:Tarr, - to the General Society--Tlarris L. Tliain A. let lite. James Glentworth, Robert Adams, Graat Weidman. 11. L. SPPOAT, Secretary. 117N11IN ILEAG,UIE HOUSE, "t56..--M utcc Nag of the Comma tcc on En!lstra en . ts of the Union L...•;ne.lteld at lb.! Le,..,,t0 I.buse, on Monday, .3 Illy 3. 10115, the co!4r6vhlg I;re mbl and resolutions Wire adopted and ordered to be prldislied In the daily papers: ' WhoT/t.v. It has pleased on Inscrutable Providence to retnowci from among ns our late Chatlaan, J. ItE.ES:E FRY: therefore, Ranked, That V.T. , (WIT cherish a warm rd- Membrance of the loony virtues - 111)161 distlel:tits:led his character. and u - 10 , :11 cmhaila his att.utory in the affect ions of his SOrkowiiig frien R":Boireq, zteth..e. part o;lith he. bore ht the formation of tbIS ColinintLeO, and oy hts ta -1 vs as Chvivinfin ill the ilarlu-st hours of tl:v re bvt!ion. he showed himself a true patrun7. wlion corthlence in the cause of his cool try liesltr na tal!. R.,50l red, That a copy of these resolution:: be sent to the family of lie deceased, with the expression of our profound :53 - lap:ally for the irreparable be reavement which they have sustained. NOTIC }: 'l' it A N IF IR tit , --ev BOOK of the ROYAL PETROLEUM COM PANY win he elmmtl from „FRIDAY, the 7th lust., lentil SATURDAY. the 15th inat. .13 , 1-10 t ;1011X 4:t ALLA OtrEn, Jr.. Secretary. OVIFICE P7.7,NIAADELPILIA TIONAL PETROLEUM COMVANY. No. 329 CHESTNUT Street.—The Certhicates Of the Capital Stock of this COlllll3lly will he ready for de livery, at this Office, on WEDNESDAY. July 1865. ISAIAH BATES, JR., jr4-tiith2t. Secretary. 11411111 , 111iTi.—Tlif JE DIRECTORS of the CURTIN OIL COMPANY have this day deolarell a DJ YIDEND OP ONE PER CENT., pa able on the lOth instant. Hooktvill close on the Otli, and open on the 11th bn , t. JOHN H. WILE, See'v. July 3. 18115, 73-4-tfadt. OFFICE O] 5 . 111 ENTERPRISE YF 13.ZSURANCE COMPANY. *9O WALNUT IStreet - . P.llll,Al.Er,rtitA. July g, ¶llw Direetorg have this day cinkred x Divhlend of TIIREE PElt CENT. on the capital stns'.; or the Company for the last six months, payable on de w:mit. free of all taxes, IL LOCK WOOD, Jy4-12t Secretary. _ -"T. VITTIII QUAREERLY IMPORT OF THE Fouirrli NATIONAL BANN.. RESOURCES. Loans and bilk; digeounthel $151,790 31 tnithll State,, [muds deposithd -o-11-1, 15 nited Sian., 'Fri:ll:4ol . er li. secure Or eulztl ion 150,000 00 'Unit ell :f.tates bonds deposited frith toned State.l Treasurer to secure-de posits 75,000 00 ()thee E 1114011- 1 10 les securities on hand.. _'9,3'000 Flunk nre and 03;1 urec, , 4,121 08 Legal-tender notes 249.114 00 Notes or other banlix 10,70003 1 the from other 'feints, 09.311 81 Expense. . :t,37; 05 Prendoon, 13,500 011 1.:,11521 1100:3 1,535 78 . . Capital stoc' $133.000 00 Surplus 3,5110 00 tiTel!;:tl ing note, received front Comp tron,, 131,000 00 Di-Do:41: $347.337 21 ]hie it; banks 1:11.1.1141 70— 000,516 06 I Vivideni Is n npa hi '^_o4oo Mi.-count and exchange 6,434 07 qtARTERLY REPORT OF THE 10-- , P MA NUFACTURERS" NATIONAL BANK OF 11. A DELPIII A. • • RESOURCES. 7.9;ms :ma Digeonuts $1,30G,41,3. 00 i. moos. deposited to se cure eireniatlon 400.000 00 U. S. Bonds and other ties on hand 215.150 00 633 . . Lr3tal-Tender Notes 472.3311 00 Bills of this Bank on 14.975 00 11111 s u. oth e r Banks 41,173 00 Duo front N 3331011331 Banks 157,004(1' Due from Si ate Banks and Banke-, 3.7P010 ------- 661.005 12 Ca 41 It VMS 110042 hi lieu( Eptalr 20.153 11 Elipririw -Account 3,683 72 Cnpilal Slott- . $.570.15000 Stl.7lDul Fund)2l, 931 40 (.31•,:ulutInf.:' .N, °to; 35;,00000 --$1,017, 031 40 Cirenlation, Manufacturers' mul Ili•ellante3' Dunk 57,036 00 13111. to 14,115=1111ti Itallkeni... 41, 433 -$s 3 udiviclu al Deposits 1,405,220 21 11iviihrull,T5npnitl 1,273 75 Profit and i 40,, 10,210 111 011,3.59,102 01 4t2,604.150 37 Slate ra" Pen 81 crania.. o.f Philadelphia, 88.: 1. Al: Ar. )1/WAR Cashier of the Manufac turerr:-Nntional Dank of Philadelphia, do solemnly th:,l the ahoy+, . - .;tutement is true, to the best of my laiowledg,o _ _ W.I.VOODWATID. Cos Mon Affil•3ll,l to before me, thiii fifth tlity of olv. 1865 • JOHN" if. lt Notary Public. SIXTH QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE Trina) NATIONAL OF rumADELPIIIA. RESOURCES. Loons and Discounts96,4o4 U. S. Bonds deposited to se cure etruniatiou 300,000 00 IL S. Bonds deposited to se titre deposits 50,000 00 U. S. 13eouts snd other U.S. se— : curates on Itand 2/16,750 00 -- $013,13136 Specie and Legal-tender Notes 252,025 27 Bill; of State banks 0,500 00 . . . - 21%125 27 Due from banks and hankers 5140 43 111.•Milt:tures and ether 03s1i1tenis 15,491 60 heal Estat4. 10,000 00 Expl.ql,4l Account 1.944 87 - Capital Stork 1;:100,00000 Surplus Fund 8,714 02 Cireulailu,Notes 242,440 00 111(11\1,11mi 17 0put4t5.0.513.1141. 17 Treasumr U. S. Lc 'posits 121,804 98 Ilte to Dank,. rrogt and Loss Stain,nfPenn.vylavrnla, V0n114,1 of Ph fla F e w I::(4lol.linning. Cashier of the Third NO I O IIIII Bank. do soleunily affirm that the above statement is true to the beat or lieV knnwled r e and hdier. • R. 01. , ENDINNINC, Cashier. Approvisi and subscribed before me this third day of.(uly, lait3. EDWIN LC( jy4-31 Notary Public. 11t, s= T7III LEHIGH VALLEY RAI 1,- BOAD COMPANY 1' . deri:yed Div W lii (11•11(1 Of TO AND-A-HALT' PER CEN T. inLyaldu on and art cr July 11,01 lust., at the oflice, ao. 411 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia. jyl-71* L. CHAMBERLAIN, Treasurer. GREAT CENTRAL CLOTITINCi I[ol.`F., ==MaKil=M JOHN E. HPEADY, 'Sevret,try of Committee 151,230,714 13 $1,230,744 13 $2,13:31 ; n0 LIABILITIES • $1,243,37,5 sa IHSIflt G 55,491115 52.252 24 8,472 4.1 $l. 21.'{,275 55 CIUMBERLAND COAL IMPROVEMENT COMPANY_ :4,000 ACRES OF COAL AND TIMBER LANDS, ON TIIE CUMBERLAND RIVER, PULASKI. COUNTY, KENTUCKY. NINES IN WORKING ORDER, COAL EQUAL TO ANY IN AMERICA. This Company is lying organized tinder the gene ral mining illlV of lientnehy. lt prvmmt, the „.„-•reatestt inducements or any enterprise now before the pub lic. For all information apply to . ALBERT FICITOFIELD, Secretary and Treasurer. Ofilce—No. 228 fibuth FOURTH Street, Pl2lla pliia. )3,4-6t POSTPONEMENT OF Till UNION STATE CONVENTION—MEET ING OF THE UNION STATE CENTRAL, COM ITTEE.—In compliance with the earnest appeals of many prominent Union men, citizens of different counties m the State, urging that the Union State convc-ntion varied for tlie 19th of July, ensuing, be deferred until further notice, the announcement is herewith made that that body triit not 118501'0)1c on th e day (11th Or .thly) !,.ei epart for its meeting In tin' city or ThicriAnrg. Due notice will be given of the meeting of the Convention hereafter. The members or the Union State Central Com mittee Win :lenible in the of Harrisburg, on the NINE'IIIENTII OF lIiI.V, ensuing, at the Locbtel "(louse, at three o'clock. P. M. A full attendance of all the members of the Com mittee is earnestly requestpit, SIMON CAMERON, Chairman. A. W. 8..1%.,.ZETMCT, ^." ref , . Ms WI EN WINEY, 5. HA431:1:53M.: MG, Julie 19, 18f,ri. je2743yi9 OFFICE PENN MINING COM PAN Y OF LAKE SUPERIOR, 319 WAL NUT Street. rICILADELTIRTA, June 17, IICS. - Notice is hereby given that an instalment of one dollar per share On earl] and every share of the Capital Stork In the PENN MINING COMPANY OF LAKE SUPERIOR, has this day been called by the hoard of Directors of said Company. dim and payable at their omee on or heron: the 15th day of dray oext. :Interest will he charged on an instal ments n 11440 the same shall have become due. Ito order of the Board of Directors. jy-t-tutlisst DAVID S. 11EYI., SCeretary. IHLUIAgY. UNITED STATES MARINE:CORPS. —Wanted fo'r the UNITED STATES itIARINE cORPS, able-bodied .SIEN. Splendid induce ments held out to au euteriuft the Marine Corps; glorious opportunity to visit - foreign countrni good pay. excellent accommodati o n,, light And easy duties. Fio• all farther information inquire at the Remitt ing Rentl. , m'ou, No. 311 Smith FRONT Street, Pbnadelybkl. between ii A. M. and 3 P. M. every day, except Sunday. JAMES FORNEY, syl Cain n in and Remitting °nicer. NEW PUBLICATIONS. rgE wATIQN, A WEEKLY JOURNAL for the discussion of the political and social topics of the clay; the Illustration and maintenance of true ocmocratic principles; the consideration of the conditions of the freed people, cud the duty of the IZepuldic towards them; the support of popular education as a political agent; the diffusion of In formation regarding the condition and prospects of the South; and for the sound and impartial criti cism of books and works of art, with entire Inde pendence of all sects and parties, WILL BE PUBLISHED JULY 6, 1815. It embraces among , Its regular or oceasiOlial Con tributors the following names: HENRY W. LONGFELLOW, JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL, JOHN O. WHITTIER, SAMUEL ELIOT (Ex-President Trinity College, Hartford, ) Professor TORREy (Harvard,) Professor GOLI)WIN SMITH (Oxford ' ) Dr. FRANCIS LIEBER, Professor CHILD (Harvard ' ) CHARLES E. NORTON, Judge BOND (Baltimore ' ) EDMUND QUINCY, Professor W. D. WHITNEY (Yale,) Professor D. C. OILMAN (Yale,) Judge DALY, Professor DWIGHT (Columbia College,) Judge WAYLAND, FREDERICK LAW OLMSTE.D, Rev. Dr. McCLINTOCK, Rev. Dr. JOS. P. THOMPSON, Rev. PHILLIPS BROOKS, Rev. Dr. BELLOWS, C. J. STILLE, HENRY T. TUCKERMAN, BAYARD TAYLOR, C. A. HEISTED, C. L. RILACE, RICHARD GRANT WHITE, WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON, SYDNEY GEMICIE I•I•SHER, THEODORE TILTON, JAISIES PARTON, GAIL HAMILTON, It. IL STODDARD. TERMS: THREE DOLLARS PER -ANNUM; IN AD. VANCE; SIX MONTHS, TWO DOLLARS. JOSEPH H. RICI - lARPS, ptrBLISELTII, ==l J_ B. LIPPINCOTT & CO. WILL PUBLISH ON TILE FOURTH OF JULY A BRIEF OtaiaNE OF AN ANALYSIS OF THE 11ITMAN INTELLECT; Intended to rectify the scholastic and vulgar per versions of the natural purpose and method of think-. tug; by rejecting altogether the theoretic confusion, the unmeaning arrangements, and indedulte no menclature of the metaphysician. IN TWO VOLUMES. wr JAMES RUSH, M. D. J. IL LIPPINCOTT & CO., Publishers, jp-atuthe-lt 715 and 717 - MARKET Street. J UST PUBLISHED. uDy YOUR OWN CUERRIES. TEMPE RANCE TALE. PRINTED ON TINTED PAPER, DEAUTIPGLLT ILLUSTRATED. Rev, ALBERT BARNES ON THE STATE OF TUE COUNTRY. A Sermon on the Death of the Presidens. For We be the PRESBYTERIAN BOOKSTORE, 1.334 CHESTNUT Street. Je24-Tf • -- WY LE ER' S BAND.—THIS NEW T T NOVEL, by Sheridan Le Faun, Author of "Ditch: our or the moot powerful and exciting English novels ever published. It is being read and praised everywhere. and its sale is growing enormously. CAIILETON, Publisher, jest-thsl Ohl Now York. JUST PUBLISHED. Bur YOUJ OWN CHERRIES: A TEMPE RANCE TALE. Pill NTED ON TINTED PAPER, BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED. REV. ALBERT BARNES ON THE STATE OF THE COUNTRY. A SC7II/011 on the Death of the President. For sale by the PRESBYTERIAN 800N5T08E,1334 CHESTNUT Street. ,jell-tf A PPLE TON'S NEW AMERICAN CICLOPEMA. — CompIete in 16 vOllll/1894 Various Styles of Binding. REBELLION RP:COI:D.Iw Frank Moore,in 8 'rots. NEJIPTALE , B ILLSTOILY O.b"IHE ROMANS— now compielo. The Agency for these - valuable works is at 33 South SIXTH Street. above Chestnut. ups-f JAMES K. SLAMS, A BEATTA.M LINCOLN. —A MEMO- ItIII, , ADDRF,SS, delivered by mu. 11E0- 3ll"Fxs. Jane 5. 1:45, before Ilie Union 3.eagne of the Thirteenth ward. Price. PI per hundred: ten cents per copy. For aale by lif.Nlv Sc 6AIND, 607 .13ANIJOM kI veer. jya-3t. IT S. INTERNAL REVENUE.—OF • • FILE OF ASSESOR OF FOURTH COLLEC TION 141 STRICT PENNSYLVANIA. comprising Fourteenth. Fifteenth. Twentieth, Twenty-tirst, and Twenty-foneth of the city of Philadel phia. Northwest •o riser of THIRTEENTH and ;,:pRIN CAIIDEN S treets. third story. Notice is hereby given, that the lists and enume rations :made umier Inv direction in this District. Consisting; of incomes for the year istiP enumerated artiele tor the year MI, Uorria (Mx, Gad trated,,w, P brde of Bit rer. Picea° For!c.v. Mciodumß, Porb• or paws, and nebt,r, ;und er..Ngt.:,, , for the year from. Atey 18115., will remain in my ollice for Obieetiell :EMI appeal fur the spaee of TEN It.tl - 6 front date hereof. Alt pee,out; lelert`Slil are farther not:llea than 1 will attend wrive on the 17th day of July next and for FIVE />.1.Y6 W thereafter, - tween the hours on' A. M. and 4l'. for 11w pur pose of receiving appeals. and determining, relative to any erroneous assessment. All appeals mud be itt writing. and specify the particular enuse. limiter or thing- respeeting which a decision is requested: a lso the ground or principle of error eomplat lied of. So in.71),(t1 Can be entertained. Ni sire nflcr tint lurs been. tra n.yjn Med to the Col lec tor. these persons 11110 hare received blanks for Income Returns. and have not responded thereto. are reminded that the PENALTIES 01 , THE LAW will enforced. against them. .. , 013TIL - NroTerlt, rourtli Distrixt, July 6, 3865.—,1y6-6t reffiwytranta. THE CHEAPEST FRUIT JARS IN TEE :AEA Cap,ale 'Tars ir3 par doz.. atm:plata. ELL LETCitIM WI It. No. 15 North FIFTH tStreet, and No. 52131150 1 t Street. ja23-1111 V AT - ANA CIGARS.-A GOOD VA -1:1 ETY eOlkstailtly iu store and bond. at low est eash rates. S. VIRATET S: SONS, iny24-610 2to. 216 South FRONT Street. pI - 10TOGRAPHIC -1-tiIEIYS.—INDIVI dnaIs or parties desiring photographs taken of (Churches, Residences, . er Coon trc S. should call at IS. REDLER'S G a 4 tt'r. A , SPLENDID STYLE PORTRAIT, expression life-like. coloring fresh, witrpiotill Impressive. unequalled. are B. ItELMEIt'S spe cimen, We-size Photographs, in oil colors. Gallery, otl4 Street. it* ONLY *1.50 FOE A BEAUTIFULLY eN.,ettto(l and tiol:4lKal t)letore. Calf at ItgI :VIEWS and sit fur :t colored Intotogvapit, just the till og you want. ,SECON 1) btreet,above Li reel). It* PHOT °GRAPHS. —PARTIES OR IN dividtials desiring Photograph.; taken of Ulm relies. Residence,:_Public Buildings. or Country Scats. should apple at once to 13. F. REDIER, Pho lographcr, 6:24. ARCH Street. - &CURD PHOTOGRAPHS—BEAUTIFUL N- 1 :4pecintvus, done in styles suitable for Albums, Just the thing for Scholars to t•XVilnlig(s with Mass unites: 12 for *1.25. REIMEWS SECOND Street, above Green. R* rARTES DE VISITE-IN STYLE, rxcillt :-.11.1 fllllBll inistitpassvd. Von mk.tts 71.71(1 Pint, rii•t111.1.:47611. F.REIMER'S (!tegetlit extoilve Balk y, 624 Alt:II St. It. CABINET FURNITURE. MOOR) ,Vc CAMPION, 261 SOUTH SECOND STRENT, off prepared to follow the lICVIIIIIt Li the market to the price of their Ira rn In re. rurelewers win pleaNe eall and examine our eteek. THE DOCTOR—THIS WONDERFUL rum , : TONIC CORDIAL sTEstuldivr. so wdi known in Enro l , ud hitddv ITCOMIIII,IIdeII by II:VS(11811S:Min' riot to eyeist kind of '• Bitters.' torllowe/ Complaints. iilpasnis% 'Faintness, Loss tie Appetite, tie— Sic.. lA now on sale in quart and plitt bottles. and small hat patent buttles for the lici , rt. All travellers anti sea-side visibilet. especially La dies. should Ire accommmied by the genuine! ••LOC- Tult.•• gole proprietor. ;TA 711 ES %Nt,ls. 1%0 Fcuth TH1111) next the (iil:u•4 Bank, jy.l-tuth33l * rhilmielphtzt. S. E. COIL SIXTH SD IIARICET STIIEETS RETAIL DRY GOODS. COOPER AND CONARD, .A.1\ 7 13 MARKET. IVIIITE LINEN DUCK. LINENS FOIL DRESSES, GOOD SOTCK. OF LAWNS FINEST BLACK DROP-D'-BTE. BLACK DRESS GOODS WHITE BAREGE SHAWLS FINE TOWELS REDUCED BLACK AND MUTE LENDS J e:10-tf COOPER & CONARD, NINTH AND MARKET, have The best Cassimere stork in town. Good Linen Drills. Ducks Coatings. Tailors' Linings, of every kind. Muslin stock complete, prices right. - Family Linens, selling, gold, at 30c. Qum Dotaut, and other Flannels. Pearl Wool Delztines, sr, and 65 cents, lilntra line blare Mohair Al paean, $l. Lupin's 6-4 blare Wool Delalues, 1. Good stock while icainSose, tarn-eye Linen, striped Muslim, finest Gambries and .laminets, paired Mils!Ns. Pique, &C. ' White Thump., and other thin Shawls. liargurs :Led Summer Dusters. je7-tf SPECIAL NOTICE. SELLINtt OVP ENTIRE STOCK IO cLosr. Mist N GOOD-WILL AND F 1 xTula-,;1 FOB SALE. CHISM. Wt t invite special attention to the above an nouncement. - We have a Large Stork. Vie are Selling Cheap. Every yard is to be closed out on or before the Ist day of September. Silks and Dress Goods. Cloths, Cassimeres. and Linen floods. Shawls. Cloaks, Skirts, &e. The,lins and Calicoes nmeb ender market price. CIIISNI, In}-la-CurCor. EIGHTH and SritliSti (I.lltitE:t.r. FIGURED SILK GRENADINES, of the hest ItntllitieS and stiles, ht. Black mid Cray Grounds, rifle to $1.50. Travelling 1 wrest: Goods, in every variety. New Dre:m Uoods. in great variety. liantitAnne Calcite SIlltt;„ tt(2.50. AlElrf CHEAP BLACK SILKS, suitable for Dresses,utles. Saeques. COTTON GOOD* .T LESS THAN WIIOLESILE GOMM ArerriMae, lint] Pacillc Prints, - Waltham l'eperill blenehed Shed lugs, 11. wr EFL Nos. 711.3 and 715 North TENTll.Aitreet. 4- 4 SPANISH LINENS POR ET.I.ING DI.ESSNS. 4-1 1.110 - Linens. Dark a nil light Linens, for 6n119. Brown • Figured Linens, for Dpsses. White reline or Ma rm.:lllyd. mosquito Nenlngs. rink, Wile ; cliere3 - 4 in'i white 'Varlet Aim_ 41 . TYWINt TTILT & W./ 1e1!1-tf SECOND Mrcet, APRE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.—The entire stock of Dry Goods in store, ut the Southeast corner of NINTiI and ARCM Streets, will be sold at a great sacrifice, to close business by August Ist. The good-will, fixtures, and lease foe sale. J. COWPER:Vit. WAIT, Ament. 628H0 OP SKIRTS. • RoProm , "owN MAXE , OF 62 , 8. the hest assortment and hest qual ity and styles in the city. (lore Trails all lengths and sizes, front IS to tI springs, from Traits, all to $l. Plain Skirts. till the new shapes and sizes, from 10 to 50 springs, from 81.40 to 43. Skirts of extra heavy steel and extra tapes, from 20 to 35 springs, from $1.130 to *2,75. :Misses' anti Children's, of every grade, front 20 to 33 springs, from four to eight Cents per spring; they have no equal. Agents for the new Flexible Skirt. themost pliable 'Hoop Skirt made, and fully equal to the Duplex Elliptic Skirt, and at Intleklower prices. Also, coliStillltly On hand full lines of low-priced New York Skirts, kid-padded and Metallic-fastened 35 springs, 810; 20 springs, 41; 25 springs, sl.as: 30 spring's, *L2I, and 40 springs. 41.55. Skirts made to order, altered, and repaired, at 628 A. 12.011 Street. le t4-Ine SUMMER RESORTS. R URAL lIOTEL, FgANKLIN, VENANOO COUNTY, PA JAMES E. STEEL, Proprietor. This well-known and popular House hasjust been thoroughly refitted and enlarged to more than double its former capacity. It is pleasantly situated in the centre or the Town, with ready access by Nail and Stage to all points in the OIL REGION, and its accommodations for Guests fully equal to those of tirst-class Hotels in any jpart of the country. It has been the aha of the Proprietor to establish a House combining the comforts of Home with all the advantages of a large Hotel, and he believes he has succeeded. 5y4-Spa KEA BATERITG-CAPE MAY, CAPE L , ISLAND, N. J.—THE NATIONAL HOTEL.— This large and commodious Hotel, known as the National UAL is now receiving visitors. Price per - week, $l6; children and servants half-price: jeao-2m AARON GARRETSON, Proprietor. T HE COLU,,MBIA HOUSE, AT CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY, Will be opened this season at the rtrTzEsmi DAY OF J TINE, for the reception of go ,, si Tilts leading house will. Mr th.! comi...,:t 013500, fully sustain its well-Cl.taliii'slimd CI Penny enrOlirageki Lly the boeiness 01 1 Lei year, the proprietor Teets enti,ited that alloli i roatitmted clearly ,first-claw, must continue a sm...ess at this old and popular resort. The railroad facilities are promised to be excel lent. fleck's celebrated Philadelphia Band his ham' se cured for the COLUMBIA the coming sea ou. For rooms, &e., apply tn 1)El.:.).16011, Mer chants' Hotel, Phiiiidelphia, or to GEORGE, J. I:fit/I . ON. Peoprietor. my - 19-2m (JArr. 3:31. N - I). Y. J. THE ASELANT) ROUSE, FOTJETHATENUF ANp TW OTT-FOURTH MSM3fitlii LIZE32I • Recently enl;u•ge4 and Improved, is now open for transient as well as per nancut bordet s. The house is situated on " one of the 'dem:antes', avenues, and accessible to all places of amusement and ham ness by cars and stages. Guests will tied all the COTIVCRICIaTS and comforts of a superior establish ment. with au excellent table. Transient board, e 3 per day. WTI. Ti. SELKIRK, Proprietor. N. B.—Families who desire rooms for the summer will make early application. To desirable parties advaithigeOlis tortes will be of f ered. jetz-iit METROPOLITAN FORMERLY CITY ITOT , EL, DITCHES STREwr, CAPE ISLAND, NEW JERSEY. BLAIR S BAYLEY. Proprietors. A. F1:113r. MALE. SAM'L 16 BA - Yr:MY Terms, $l5 per week. jet -Lt THE ALHAMBRA AT ATLANTIC CITY, Pis now open for the reception of visitors. Jet%-1 R. B. LEEDS. Proprietor LIGET-lIOUSE COTTAGE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. NEAREST HOUSE TO THE SURE. This well-known housa is now open for the recep tion of boarders. JON oovrox, Je24-lm Proprietor. CONGRESS HALL, APLA3.:Tio CITY, N. J., WILL OPEN JUNE 24, 1865. The subscriber wonld respectfully inform Ills friends and the nubile in general, that he has again taken Congress Hall, this being the fourth season. lany improvements have been made; also, new Bath Homes have been erected, and the bathing cannot lie surpassed at ally tea-shore. And it is the determination of the proprietor to use every effort to make Congress Hall a home or comfort to his guests. A Baud Is engaged. Terms moderate. Jel9-lm G. W. RINK L.E. MOUNTAIN HOUSE, PRINCETON, MASS.—This favorite resort, situated in one of the most delightful and accessible parts of New England. Is now OPEN for BOARDERS and TRAN SIENT-VISITORS. send for r ircutar. je24-stuth-bn s M. 11. RAT:LARD. UNITED STATES HOTEL, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Will open for the reception of ••,testa, 00 WEDNEnDA hi IS. Dodwortli's celebrated Band haB been engaged for the season. rerEMIS wis - bing to engage rooms, or clestrimg further InAmmition. will lidilress & woELrrEit Proprietors, ATI -4 .ANTR; CITY. 5E..9.-BATHING. S lt V HOUSE A ThANTIV CITY, N. J. This old. establisbed, aim eavorite house IS 110 W ^nen. It It neared to tier beset. severing cool llkczes at all times. Its unrivalled lything facill t its complete_ furniture and appointment, and i nexceptionable table, render this !lonia: a MVO - rite place for a summer sojourn at the .sea-side. raaliellgeta fraoi the city arc Silt down at the door, and communication with the Wets is had at all times by rail. A tine band of music has been engaged for the season. Parties wishim; to seeare Board will address the proprietor, at Surf Muse. Atlantic City. Terms moderate. H. S. I: li: NSON, jet-36t Proprietor. CARLISLE WHITE SULPHER IV mut (1010111 a no.sovt in now open fur Nisi tore. Vor terms app),V to N. w. W0011:4, Proprietor, lel9-10t* CAP. LISLE SPRINGS. Pa. UNITED STATES HOTEL, LONG Is nom - open for tIT rrcepl BMA 'C(-11:. • -1 Tra t in's leave on St:turd:ly . nt- Vi. n a O t is li; l l7l l :o o 'el . oek 7 from Vine-street whLut r •i orning Monday morning eariv.—June 10 : 1 . 011. r. ( jel . o-`like BENJ. A. 811()E.MAJt1 , ,' Propikto K ITTATINNY:HOUSE DELAWA N Y E WA T F.R GAP. This favorite MOentaio Resort is uo,v open to visitors. Trains leave Philadelphia. from liensuw,toa De pot, at 7.:Xl A. M. Lift 3.30 P. 11., awl arrer., the (Rip at I P. M. and 8.41 i I'. M. Itcfcrencus — M orlon McMichael. rraulain Peale, Louis A. Coley, 11. IL BennerS, S. It. Martin, Charles Hacker, C. Sherman. Terms, $l.l per week. L. 11'. BRODHEAD. Proprietor. M° NCIIESSON,,fI°N.SB This delight fut and reinant is Watering place, situ ated on the Sinnott of the AlletthellY MettlltattlS, at Cresa-.011 :Station, on the PelllnillVailia Railroad, WILL BE gIEIC.F.I) FOR TIIE nEeIi:P . PiON .OF GUESTS on MONDAY, June rah, 1515. ' Several new Cottages have been erected, the Grounds have been beautified and improved. and ('lesion Is now one of the most beautiful hill-homes in the United States. Excursion Tickets, good un til October Ist, are Issued by [he Pennsylvania Rail road company: For further Information, address GEO. W. MULLIN, Proprietor, CRESSON SPRINGS. Cambria county, Pa. 174! PHRATA MT. SPRINGS.—THIS delightful and romantic watering place, beauti fully eituated in the healthiest section of Lancaster county, and acknowledged to be the "garden spot" of Pennsylvania, will open for the accommodation of guests on the lath of .iune. Railroad commitni cation twice a day from Philadelphia. on the Penn sylvania or Read lag Railroad, and daily from Balti more and New York. For particulars address the Proprietor. .11-2 em .1 W. FREDERICK EDUCATIONAL. ArouNG NEN PREPARED FOR THE Countin(,• Holum and Inudness life. at t VrE N VE , S CO3llll ERCIAC COLLEGE, NO. E. 3 CHESTNUT Street, corner of Seventh. Instruction in Book-keeping, Pennutuslap t Calcu lations, &c. Tcle-raphing, on both sound and pa• per instruments. No vacations. Students Instruct ed separately. and at such times Its may best sun their conventonce. WHITE VIRGIN WAX OF ANTILLES —A new French Cosmetic for beautifying and preserving the complexion. it is the most wonder ful rommtund of the age. There is neither chalk, powder. magnesia, bismuth, nor tale hl its compo sition, it being composed entirely Of pure Virgin Wax: hence the extraordinary qualities fur pre serving the skin. malting it sort, smooth, Mlr, and transparent. It makes the old appear young, the homeir handsome, the handsome more beautiful, and tlie most beautiful Prices, 30 and 50 emits. Prepared only by II U` & CO., Perfumers, 41 Smith flittlyrit Street. two doors above (Ilea. :.ml. 133 South SEVENTH Street, :there 'Walnut. apB-ant TASTEFUL AND SUBSTANTIAL evyrnlNQ WANTS- WANTED -A SITUATION AS TRA- Veiling Salesman fora responsible !inn; has a large acquaintance with Country Merchant:: in this State, also in ttie West; Cali SA any kind of goods. Good reference given. Address Prim Office, for two days. Mll-2tft WANTED-A. SITUATION BY AN intelligent Lad to learn some wholesale business. Can give good eity references. Address R. A. IL," Press office. iya-at* WANTE D-AN EXPERIENCED itook-licelol. in a Market-street Muse. To sniinble persona rail' salary will be given. Ad dress 1.5071.. WANTED—THREE UNFURNISHED good izooov , , with TIOAUD, in a privato fzt rniiv, or where there :ire hut few waders. Loon (Ion Preferred west of ltrontl street. .A.<1.1.,5g Box 70, rost-ottlee. iy4-3t* WANTED -BY AN EXPERIENCED Man, a SITUATION as noolc-liceper, Account ant. Salesman, or in any similar capacity. No ob jection to go to the country. Apply at Na. 1.! , 63 South FIFTH St met. .13-44 t. WANTED, BY A LARGE AND OLD established Dry-goods House, two good sales men, controlling a large trade, the lvone from Penn sylvania, the oilier from the Western States. With such liberal nera»gennnits will be made. Address 6 ' O. B. A.," Press' °nice. y:0-at." 6 A SALESMAN, WITH CITY AND 1 - 1 - near Trade, Is open for an engagement In a first-elass Dry tionds or Cloth Ilom,e; Address "E. F. Y..," this 0111(T. 3y(i-3t. AGENTS WANTED FOR TILE LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Fiv 1/r. J. G. Hol land. No COIDDICIIi is necessary• thin author's repn tation as a - writer is folly establisned. .I;Nin rieneinl eouvasserG know why Itsells. Address, for loving, ..NO;.RU:: ittiA RD. Ell: View, Ma/ N.* (:healer coiling, r00t... it GENTS WANTED FOR " THE ST.HtVIC E. THE 1 0 1 M .D, TUB DUN ORON, AND PI IF, .ESC By ALBERT D. RICHARDSON, New York Trifrana Correspondent. The Inost Interesting and exeil Mg book I' V pub lished,-embracing Illr. ltleharilson'a Unparalleled eAperienee for for; years; travelling through the Soul]; hi the semi service or the T . tibtenp, ;it Ihe outbreak or ow Wr,r, With our:moles:1ml fleets. both East and West. during' the first two ye3r,6 of the: hlti ihrllliiug enptore: his 000llutonent fOr twenty niontli.i in seven different rebel prisons; lull esenpe, and :limos; miraculous journey by itlght of Dearly .4en II will abonnd fu stilThige cycais,• and (lonian; More ot the fart, incident, and . romanec or the war limn any outer work yet published. Ty:tubers. ladies, energelle Vollog DlOl, and chim- Ily retained and (11,ablelf onieers and soldiers, in want of proiliable emplo , ,Atteul, will rind it pecu liarly adapted to their voiolil ion. \%e have ahents tatoortog i;.50 tier month, which we will prove to any doubling applicant. s,• - ,t for eirennixt. PolareSS Et 4, (NI,. N. E. eorner SIXTH uml 'M NDR Stret.k. l'enna• 3.15-1111 Tz Y WANTED—IN A W.UOLESALE ItAturwAirE Addret , .. in the handwriting of the :wilt, " Box No; 350 Philadelphia M a l l Onhai." WANTED TO RENT-A STORE Am) _Mt SEMENT, or a Alio lo handily:, on .2iiiirkid or Claq,dnul, betiVeoll Sveond and SeiTniii streets. or (V 1 or ,Fourta stmeti,,, between Inditditritit ism, At.]'t'Jr, for a Wholaaido Carnet Store, Address "1,, 1622 North BROAP i3ti'tiett WANTED TO RENT-ON OR about Om first of September, IJy a responsible zol prompt paying tenalit, u. good 1) Wit,LLl 1101:$1.: within a short diNtnimo of Broad and thesintit. Adam's, for one week, "W. 11. ," Ledycr et t WANTED-BY A VERY DESTRA.- htp tenant. 11 ltesmeace, Ili‘olern sitn“tkot ininltteti' walk fro,u the Cunt lucnlal, worth about *MO. Apply to ROBERT MACOnE(I011; jyl3-wrinat 119 A.V.N ire t4.l.reot. $ F 00• —WANTED A PARTNER, c.) • with FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, In a "business paying one thomand per caul, In sixty days. Address, fur this day only, with real name, Pront, ,- Prt,swonice. g;S 000 AND 83,000 TO G,, i L ' bi_ri ON DIORTGAGt. E. CAI/NO."I'ER &.• SON, jyl-6t* 242 E mth TIMM 87(1 A MONTIL-I WANT AGENTS Inl.l . ylVill!t(` at *7O a month, i?NpelitieS Paid, to sell FIFTEEN ARTICLES, the hest selling ever offered. Full int 'limiters free. Address OTIS T. itiddeford. Maine. ttlylo-d&W:iin XI2SA MONTIL-A.GENTS WANT- Et) everywhere to introduce the improved & CLA FAMtitY SENV INg AIACIIINE, the only low - oclee 'machine in the ennui ry Whlell Is licensed ity Grover & Baker, win:oer & Artisan, Howe. Singer & Co : , and itachelder. All other machines now sold for less I him forty dollars each are Infringements : and. the seller and user are litdile leo fine and Impresonmenl. Salary and ea pee ses, or large commission, allowed. Illtmtrated circulars cent free. Address SHAW & lliddeford, Maine. inylo-d&Wdat FOR SALE AND TO H.F.T. p, REAL ESTATE in EsT ,vrE PEAL ES:TATE. REM. EtiTATE. "zi - EW MONTI: f.Y CATALOGUE, I TST 017 T ItiONTIMY CATALOGCy usT OUT • FOR UHATUrn mt.:AT:at LPN ON. • Tout GRATIrreoVg RNTRIBITTION. FOE GICAT 'Toms insTinis $5,000 7 600 WOETII ($l. 1:1 AL DST .A.TE FOR SA LT:. $6,000,000 WORTH O' HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE. e 5,000,000 %VORTII OF - REAL ESTATE FOP. No per Ann og to vomit:lse city or suburban property should fv.ll to get a copy, positively the grcate,l prod neticn of the age to parties interested, copies ha's' i1e , ,•11 cI i fur in one year. Said eaUdogue corWdos a groat lumber Of desirable lots. IWO. C. 241.1,LE11. Pr:teat:a Heal Elate Opera tor, 1151 North tilvtlo 4 treet. .Iyo-at FOR SALE. SPRUCE STREET, WEST OF FIFT if . (tivelling, positively. Lot CC fi. fi owl ft_ deep to it street. Only $23,000, A pj ons,cf,,lc It afecu. °ilk: WEST Snit; yr. STI!F.F.T, AND CORNER OF A NOTif Elt MAIN STREET. Large. nett Owe II isL.;. Lot 21 ft. 0 in. front by 140 ft. kip. Quip >•to.l+4. WALNUT S'I2IEI.:T. NfiIITTI SIDE, WEST OF T N TIETIL Ni nt, fun7-story dwelling. Only $ll.OOO, and pos sys,..o. i of 18 by 1:25 to a .:treet. NO. 4:' ,1 3 Pit . TEEXTII writ EF.T. Ter , tai g... neat tiouble Mansion. with plril on I.,st 30 ft. f runt by os• ft. d.er vu Kneass -treat: - NthtTII.W).233T cumvErt SEVENTH AND VINE STREET, eninviite Franklin square. Large nest-class rooms. Lot 21 by lilt ft. deep on Scroll:3, street. Price, $18,4110. Immediate posses shin. liesl,lCS near 2,C00 other properties in all sections of the city. GEORtt E MILLER, Practical Real Estate Operator, 155 North SIXTIf Street. AS FOR SALE.-HANDSOME BIDE = I) I) wELLItili, NO, 2eza SPittNO OAR. DEN Street. Also No. Ela7 :StOLINT VERNON. St rect. Immediate possession. jy6-3t* E. WRIGLEY & CO., 121 S. POITRTII St. 4 0 . 4 1 FOR SALE-THE WELL-BUILT ~ 16:tESTAIILE PROPERTY No. 853 Perth street. Perth street is cast of Eighth ruin north (rOlll Par rish. $2.2t0. clear. Also. the Horses Caryl:urea, &c.. all very cheap. MI I.LBIt, jytl-at 155 North SIXTH Street. r, FOR SALE—No. 1000 WALNUT oak e. 5,000; elegant four-story brown-stone front dwelling. Ss' (3.ca out pneeimse nutgnifleant four-story nrewn-stoic front Dwelllng.'22 feet fronton Sprnee. street. versa or Seventeenth. . . . BROAD S7' 1 t EET,W EST SIDE. ABOVE BROWN. —Elegant large Dwelling. Lot :Why lOO,to a street. Only A15.i.b0. and possession. SOUTHWEST coltN 010 ELEVESI:II AND SPRING GARDEN STR E sole-yard Dwelling,. Lot :38. feet front by QO feet deep. Only iidO,rien. and possesslou. VINE STItEET. sourrr SIDE. WEST OP SIX TEENTIL—Very 'elegant four-story brown-stone front Dwelling. Eve'rything Iu tirst-ehtss order. Lot 21 by 140. Only $13,000. with possession. Besides hundred's of others in :di seetfons of the City. GEO. O. MILLER, 155 North STATII Street. e r :A FOR SALE—Win - I IMMEDIATE posF , es.lon: IliG2 31°110 Vernon street. 1904 :und Ilionnt Vcriton street. 3 hvt (ling, 204.1 Mount Vernon street. .1)wel Mtn Green street. 221:1 nntl 222,5 Spring Garden street. Dwening. 180,9• Wood street. Dinning, "annul Vernon gtrcet.onst of Sixteenth. 11. 1,. _I 123 South VOITItTit ht., 13.1 or vENTEn,:s Tit o le.v.N. 41A FOB SALE—SIIADY SIDE— g Alto. A beautiful country reAdenee, with four acres, twenty-four miles north of Philadelphia. The land Is in a high state of cuittration,handsoniely located on the Bethlehem turnpike, within half a mile of Line-Lexington Station (NorthPennsvlvit nill Railroad.) The improvements consist of a large Brick House, with trbatle, shrubbery. choice fruit, and ornamental trees: a large harii,earriagehouses, abtals, FOr particularg, Inquire of J. or F. MATTIS, jr-ut. No. A South WATER Street. Philatia. FOR SALE—AN ELEGANT RESI - nEseE West (iii.itiem street, with oni yard, finished with all the modern conveniences. Apply to SAMUEL L. CLEMENT, JetiO-Gt* tIiIS. TII 1111/Street. rEARCH-STREET RESIDENCES- : - FOR SALE—Sewn:I arst-class HOUSE , F4llltil Ode of ARIA! Street, west of Nineteenth, in,- all the modern Improvements. Apply at 1520 ARCH Street. jelOst to* FOR SALE—THE STOCK AND Gt:odwill of a Wholesale 11(10T anti SIIUE nonce, No. lt; South FOURTH Street. to cougcquenee Of the death of the late proprietor thi„ opt( puti ti 01)4,111 to W oteered forple Tlllsli3 11/2 good opportunity I‘-r any 4,hilling to go tutu the foot awl Shoe trade. The tnisilleaS !Ms been rattled on • very successfully for the last thirty years at lids al an‘l. having a this of very good trade. - For particuturs, apply on the prenfiseA. I *. NS - ILL I .11.315. .1 it • hi-tut - ha Executor to Samuel Williatm. To RENT.—TnE 2D, 3D, AND 4tir -a- stories for either of them) of the store No. 509 COM:M.:H(2E t.:tr(qtt. RO(rins 200 feel deep., with side light. EllqUire utt the PITIIIIS,S. CONTIIsrUED SALE OF MONT 0 4 '4 VALUM:I.I%, 111.61'1 , A191.V. AT cArk; ISLAND, NEW .1E3:4E1% 300 BUILDING LOTS, Near tie i:e..11 :nutitmip.).l Dppat, rit• sold. at ptC. , lie bale, without rt , st.,Vt.., on the premises, ON SAT VHDAY. v 15, 1 , 10, _ At i oarlock A SPPehli 1.N(.111 . ,1011 train from trill leave 'A' AUN t"r-Street Wharf at o'eloek A. 11.. aml arrive at t 2 M. The lieliets fartii,hed will he to return foltotette , :11omlay. A PREP, INILL.ITION 11 - ILI4 ittit.:VARED ON TUN: (i1:0 - UNP3 on the arrival or the Intim A rare Chalice is now for purchaAas . int for a summer reM,lenec al llitd ilturea:Augly 144,1111Ni' wateritilr place, Within three hours' rid of 19111a deltthia. - - 11 ill he soli ni the saute time. 3I,ANSWN. All that large Nansion and tot of ground. s4hinte on the corner of BIWA IPA' AI und 11111:1) ANOIIIIV. Lot )02 feet front, and MI. feet dept. It leis ice house,. &e. l•Airroundeil by (urge and beautiful Amin trees. 44 - Sec plans and virezilarN for full whit* tom - by has of 0.4.• Anetlonikers. TI II *I .1$ :sONS, !N0a.1.341 and 141 luttttw " ?I i toil .1. :ff. 01IT R. Real 1..:,:tat0 Mu 111, Cape Man.l. 11. 119)31AS .I‘ . SONS, Atlo3lhata.l,., jya-ths.miawtlif-7t 139 an. 11.1.1 S Fou •psr. BOAUDING, _ WY BOARD-WITH FIRST-OLASS -A- , DINNERS, at No. 624 South WASHINWPnti Square. jy6-210 TWO FINE AIRY ROOMS VACANT, with Board. neferetiet. required. Apply 1411 $19:71E :Street. 11* E MOVA I.S. EMOVAL.—CLUNET (MAGI - 10111N have removed to Store Nos. 2,t& sod 2 ,4,501ith WIfARVES, above Chestnut Street, whore they will have on hand constantly a supply of 'Fist.. CIMESE, and PROVISIONS. .1Y44/4. REMOVAL. -(EEO. W. WATSON CO. have removed their VAI2IIIAt 2 NI It Iql'o.4l- TOltY to their oici place, No. 1:419 C.rm-rrNIJT Street Wader Concert Iwo ~-1,04 e they will keep a stock Carriaves of their own Nt'ot will re ceive orders tor every that-class JUNE 7, 1805. je7-3M THE CHEAPEST FRUIT JARS IN tbv -.Atarket —(hin rt .iarif. t '421101'40Z., c om ph.w. 11 ma LE'rettli MTH., No. 15 North If 11 , "1:ki ,`:tt. and Nu. VA Ji INOR fit. 3a3 -pt AT REASONABLE PRIOES HERKNEf.9:B I BAZAAR, NINTH anri HANSOM Strcets. AUCTION SALE OF HORSES, ttc., ON SATURDAY MORIsa NG next, at 10 o'clock,comprising. about FIFT HORS ES silopii I o hanwsg pnct then saddle. , Full dewriptiong at safe. AT,S(I, New vnII:eormil4n.1)111 Currieges. W , `goam• &v... Willi whivli the eoniteiPneN Single will Sthidies.firliTic4 ' 45" / I " , ' , es, &r.. nn 18"ednegnily. ALFRED ISt. itEitIiNESS, Auctioneer. nPFTcE, DEPoT CMIMISSARY OF s3UIO , ISTFNCIC, WAsliimvrov, (. ;nor 3, 1845. AUCTION SALE 11Y BAR. SOld Niblto A „„ „ .11111 V 12. laal at 10 o , ploidc A..NI„ S:lil,.V --- Tit B. I c _ h NUM 7.101 Salted liver 11 idcs. lam I.' Or it , ls ; MI . du di). 10 Calf Skins. '2%257' pounds Beef - Fallow. 11,840 pairs Beef 1101710. 20,511.1 gallons 'Kcal s Cool Oil. I,COO pound! , Tallow Cracklings. Flour Barrels, (2 Bonds.) 1,i410 Pork do do. 1,108 Bacon, Pork, Fisk, Coirec, and Vinetmc Barrels. 7 Cords Darryl iiiavcs and TI . 1111S — C1181), in (4,N - eminent fll ads, lIRLiy jytisid Lieut. Colonel nod Cool. of Silbsistclice. NOTICE.—GOVERNMENT AUCTION SALL'S on S.ITIIIII/A).", July' 8111,18 , 15, 10 o'cletth A. M., and On every Sitturdny foil owing, until further »Wire, will he sold :a , MEDICAL IIiVE r Y(fiS lite.poT, S. E. corner 13110 AD and cif MIRY Streets, Plilltolelpnia. l's., tire, following articles of [Tuned States Medical and hospital Prop whieh have 'wen in 1150 10111 nee 110 longer oeetteit by the Department, consisting of Iron Bedsit:Ails ;caldrons, r=2 jualtr etis , s , (lotit'.s.traw.)!Slores, - Sheets, (linen Sz Cotton.) l'illow NZ, Ifml s chnhl, liitcltcltFur. 1{11tIlk<•15, 11111111', Conuirl•plinl.s, - • x • Willow, Wooden, Crock= Drawers, PPP. and - Taldcs, 'rill Ware or oil - lons Wnshst:lnds. lintuerons articles of so Ile 1;001. torected art Icier sold GIIk ;13 - 1-71 bug, "'.; D v+. Col, MRS. JOHN DEPA\"s NEW ARCH THEE' 1"1' HEAT Itl% 'FP:NI NIHJIT 01' I , I2ANK _DREW. THIS (Thiirsil:.y) EVENING. July 11, IS t'..5 lIIT VI.EStME EAST LyNNE t .t Two ole THE 1101'“, And "COOL AS A Clitili:ll2D.:ll. ,, . elniractera. -FirmAy, isr,NEFIT OF FRANK' 1110 , 31 Y, moNiiky, HENDERON. E W CIIESTNUT-b — rirEET TRE.—COrrON R iIURPIII"S SEVENTEEN STAR PEnicoi:mEtrs, BF,r; col' 'G\, the Dthultable Onniedla.n. JOE MURPHY, the Champion Bone Player. New Songs, ns.w Jolces, now Burlesques, new Acts, BYENI 7113tgitNSE TIVETWWITETIE. Em,thiii men o. , met, mn‘d. refiliod. Don't fail to get!tlu; Tenupu America, #4 4 t , NEW CHESTNUT-ST. THEATER— SATUUDAY. Ju l y 1001, LAST DAY OF TIIE 'miNsTirEts, Two, Gould Perflannowes—AlPFEßNOON AND EVE:Cr:SG. - lIONCERT HALL, CHESTNUT ST._, ABOVE 'FAYE LET PA NOB AMR' VIEW' OF TIM ASSASSINATION OF ABRAHAM MN* comi,—Owing to the apprcateldog AtiolVOPgli ry of out icatiooat ledei.etulonee. lbo eallOrabla or upo se,oes IIIO , IOIIN COMlVrthli With Ito Assaggd., nation or AU Ii.I.IIAM I IXOOI.A, and the atteetpt eel ANSIO4I,IIIIIIIOII of 'W. 11. l'ilo.WAltil, leas beek postpomol anti! WEDNESDAY El:I:NINO, July stb, 188.5, when It will tat exhibited at tin above I tall, and (NWT (Welling . daring lw week. Tickets for sale at the Nall. Iloors open at 7 o'clock. Porforotance commences at 8 o'clock. 13 - 8-51. 'W. W. DAVIS. general Agent. ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS, CHEST NUT stromt, above Tv:nit—Open trout 1/ A, Al. tin 6 I'. 1,1. Benjamin Wt'l tirt•itt Illative. of CHRIST REJECTED still on It:M.1101i lola PELVIDERE DELAWARE RAIL -afi ROAD. TWO THD 01:3011 NOI2.I7IIERN CONNECT 1013 -73 A ILY, .- . - LEAVE P. ..`..ND T. 71.1.:. KENSINGTON uHror A. M. AND 3,30 P. M. Connecting directly through to REAL ESTATE HEAL EsTATR. +STJN, WA T f; .ti:*, WI fAi Esit_vunr„ AND TUE, Cdlll,ll , LAKES. • 'lTroust Tiecets s(AI Itaggagn Checked, throt g 1 bO , all prhicipal potatt; 'North and West. jea-ldn- GATzmV.II, Agent. CIIPE MAY, WEST JETZSEY RAit;II,OATJ,, 8.30 A. M., thus 2.3 0 P . M ., I' l AtiSElW#lo.,....Dtte at , (3.13 p. 4.30 P. M., R 'EXPESS. Due at 70 N SP. . EXCURSION TICE:ET:S. Collpoti 7.leketil. to be used by (Ow penqm only, to Yo: $;45.00. Passengers ainl Baggage taken In and from gig Island ;Lutl Sty Lion without d1(11.11.0nal charge. Freight from Stsudfo7(l'a Wharf, below Spruec sir. et. Rettirnimr Tr:ll4n leave CAPE MAY nt 5.30 A. Ar, s A. M., Fxprowi.; Acimuntociatiwn 5.20 A. M., Freitilit. J. 1 7.1.,N itENSSELA.r.II, PIJILA .I.ly & jyg,tset CAMDE7.iA Xi) AT. T. A NTif: 11A f I,ItOAD. Ti.liALMElt A RR A Ni4LAI ENT. T1112017(111 IN TWO 1101.7114. On and after SATURDA), July Ist. 1133. PIVZ trains dittir to Atlantic Cite, and one on Sunday. TRAMS LEAVE VINE-STREET FERRY as eollows: Special Excursion 0.30 A. M. :mail Train.. 7.30 A. M. Freight. with Pasaeng.er or attached.... 0,11 A. pc, Express (through In two hours) ".00 P. M. Atlantic A etamtmodittlen 4,15 P. M. NET URN I Nti. LEAVE ATLA.NTICt. Alluutle Am.min.nlatton 1.47 A. M. Expre.s (thronelt twit 01 7,08 A, M. V 1,1141. with lfut:se D.:Jur (..'or ail:tenant...AlX A. M. Mall Train 4.43 P. M. Special EXCllrSillit 5.18 P. /11.. SUNDAY' MAU. TRAIN. Leaves Vine-greet Ferry at 7.30 A. M. ltataraihg. leaven Atlantic at 4.13 P. M. Fare 10 AU:tittle. $2. Tleke ta, goal 014 l'or the day and train on which they are fanned, ,TUN CT lON COMMODATION , Leave Vine-st 'net Perry la w 1,30 P. M. Leave .litalt, , on at Ih23A. 51,, EXTLA HA InioN Ft ELI/ TRAINS, Leave Vine-street Ferry at 10.15 A, 31, and 1.11 P.M. Lear, nad.1..na.A..1 at 11.4.3 . A, 31. and 2,41 I', M. N. R.—n. 44011 1011c1 Ile delivered at. I....pees Polhi in,dtco :zaftig dulYll the bat day. JOHN G. Agent. P 111 T., A. DELP IA i: 1. 4 . - , ." . "-h l - 44, 1•24- AND ItENDINti HA/ LitOAD. EXCUItShON TIC I( El's GOOD FROM. 311 TO Writ JULY, 11;aiLU6IVE. FROM n DEL To Norristown k ling t,75 To pottmin, a. Nick $4,3 To norOisville TtLlONOlitt Pott,(llWit "• . To I, , :its non ".... nouttitg t 6„ „.70 1, 1'0 tf.ariAttvg 1) „., 5,0 ti And lirtween Oil other fittioits, 111 tedualon of onekthird 1 . 1 . 1•111 the regithil! JOliN WELL 11. Nrnt•nil Tirltet Agent. rai . 7 . 7747 ,- 7 ,- "7 3 EPHRATA AND 07-16 -0. ' 4 01." T. IT 17, l' It IN . VV4. READING AND COIXAIIII A RAILROAD, Cht and alter :1It)N I)AY, WAIL ira,,engert4 for the above Spring, will leave the PHILADELPHIA, AN]) it KADINt: ft.% 11.11!).11) immr. Tilttt- Tl;[:\'l'li and r. LOW 1111.1. SI reel,. at 8 A. M. Mid :1410 i'• arrlrtn- .tt iiithett. at 12.2 j and 7.2 i) r, and at Lit iv :it Cato 7.51 II r:'fl'ltSllia Leave 1.11izat.4.13A.31. P.NL. luta Ephrata, stt 8.42 A. Al. and 2.44 P.M., arriving in Pii118:1111/11i116 at and 7.951'. :NI, P2:1.12t, 1)1111 ADEL PHIA AND READING -IL JAI LIMA It .—Exourtitto Tint:Ms. at ;mai onett, to V: VII HATA 111111 LITIZ and back. amid Thom .1 ttly to Stlts lan& l'o,on,tter Deno:. PIItIrPtIENTII and CA .11'111N Nl' FAX It, J&27-St Cent ral Tivket. Agont. FT;g:-"777,77, EXCURSIONS. TO ANClL—Thtliisr/r Long 13rnnch Nytit imtv,,l'ot)per'S , dmly oxe(pteil.) M 11,0 A, M. tat , :. I?..xelivi.loll TiekelN grA)4l META tedl:l on SalliViiiirr! ut 4,30 1. , Italy!) at calthivn lit 11,10 A, ,11. 3,26-2 m L. It. eanylon. <-115 4 i:.. - 4 . 1 STEAMS 11 P NORMAN, .;27c Flion 1:0;-Pfoti.—Coodgocod or !ner d:awn:A. 111)0V12 ,wait or 4011 ploase svn,l for their guutts, now Mod lug itl l'l NE-St Peet Wharf. BENItY WllklSo.ll t CO. ~ ~~ ~~`d Not only I — N EXUELLY.I), I.nt rIzr,QtrALLET) Ctteity of Tone and Power. Itudgned espermy for 'i!wir,il, , , 1111111_411101,k. 'kit 0 , 41 , ,t1 10 be 0 1 113 1 1 Y welt adapted In the Pare and 1 !rawing-10mo. ror bale only hp ' No. 13 Nort , . SEVENTIC Street. Also. a complete a5,..0t4 meta of the Perfoot Me. lcdon vonsthnliy on Bond. le2l-13m WRITTEN AND VERBAL DE. ;c:ins"l , loNB of CH:Meter . , ConsTillltiou, 1 qlent 11) 1C1; on Bustne4s, f' 4.inn T 1 itllllronin c t of 60* Athiptailuli, k•VOlittit by .TOIIX L.OAPF.N, Phrenologist mul Bookseller, No. 25 S. TENTH litteet, shove Chosluut. ocH-tetlistylf ZNL'Ii. OIL (VlN l l2) )l 7 . l A v . N tli t i k li N ;tis M i „il l'Sl C W: D-IPFtillth!NT till , ;V:S. " Uo, Philadel phia 'Hauges, I fot-air Formwes, Portable floaters, owdoowo tutee, Firellottril Stove:, Ma Hui ors lt tAewliole Plates, "C. ' wholesale and retell, 1 " 1111""11" " . CHAstl IlltAltP. TtioNiliON, -- No. .200 North rd.CONti Street. fa 4 SURGEON'S ISANILNIIE INSTITUTE, NO. i 4 Nortln :NINTH 14t ivy:, above 111arket,—E. C. EVERETT', lifter thirty • practical ex pntiniine. ittinriintees the shil ndiuntineat, or Ms Peonitfin Valeta. tlnnion then' Trttsn. itla tiieCk 171 E `• nlionlder Bruen:, erntelles, Son. Ladles , cowhide/I n * Ludy, ni)l2-ly MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT JUNIN 1)1 VIP Dti, svATOITEB WJEW.El.li's'.a‘. 41'g lAD I:!4l'..lltl,lSH(Si ) 1 mA:I OVv 10 ; Cor. Tllll/1) mot ti h ILL Ms., below Lolillllll% 0p24-lilo EVAN'S .4S:. 'WATSON'S - - • • - SALAMA2tiDER SAVE 16 smut: souTir- younTli STREET, lA. PA, - A In ixe -variety er VIRE-PROOF SAFES always 031 11:1/1/1. pATENTS PROCURED FOR INVEN. 'IIO NS In the 17nited Stateß and Enrone. jy4-2t. I;Ru\VN, 311 WALNITT Street. CIANES.-NEW AND BEAUTIFUL stvleA for sole by WM, 11, utcuminsoN, aloe UARRET Street, IrOSIV DEPAItrATENT VOTi CUSTOM. WOUL AUCTWON SALES. aloe to Itim , ..c , li.ovvers wilt 'IMES li,rellmrt: ALL, . As :aril, rurveyer, ANUSEIPILINTS. EXCURSIONS. Sell.ltir:slV, 111JF1'.11:0, FROM FOOT OF WAT.NUT STREET, AT Fare, $41 . .00. Servants, $2.00. LSTE 'S COTTACE 01:0A110g,
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