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C Barry, - Maryland 'Alt Robinson, Richmond
Mrs Baird, Washington J,T Blair, New Jersey
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J II Wells, Baltimore I) Bidwell & la, NOrleans
A 11 Wood, Clarksb'g,Va Sir Jamieson & la, Va.
11 11 Barry, Baltimore W Wall, New York
Mrs Dougherty & child Jos Selden, Hartford
C T Grier, Nashville ..r 31 liotigeS. New York
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Chas Imn, New York. F W Hadfield. New York
3 F Sillier. New York A H Arnickell, New York
Jno T Cbristie.Troy. .N . T E F Randolph, New York
Lis A Bans. Hilton Head John Kamena, N Jersey
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CW LT Morrow. .N Y Josiah Phillips. Chest co
OK Earl. Worcester Gen A Donhelday, U'S A
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F Neflure & wf. PClllitt W Kaufman, Pittsburg
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1) Middles. Centre Hill CI 0 Mudge. Indiana
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J Milliner, Virginia
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3 Il Cantwell, Penua
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Mrs 1) teepee. N J
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M P Duncan. Baltimore
BP Long. New York
0 L Williams. Trenton
I C :tones ST Wf, Albany
Miller, Pittsburg
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J Gay, Pittsburg
V 31 t)gclen, Ph tslmrg
L B Bosnian. Pottsville
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W C ileyleinan & wf, Pa
fE Ellis, Easton
W S De Zing, New York
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S Murphey, Jr
Hamilton, Wash
Mrs Brinislimv, Balt
B Ammo. Baltimore
C Merhire, Portland
%V Wagner, Portland
Stewmt, Baltimore
Winthrop, Washington
Howard. Ohio
L Ohio
B S Long, Il;iltimore
B rar,ons, Barririnarg
C T. Herman, HarriShurg
J Sebring. Jersey Shore
J .1 Sanderson. Jer Shore
F Day, Pittsburg
C Boyd, Pittsburg
II E Leman, Lancaster
Lt H E Butellos
D P Alce, Newville
G Harney, New York
W Hepincrq, Wash
F Handy. NI Chunk
It A Rich:m . l,i, E hulsr
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H E Horne, NC
S E Brown, Boston
Dr G Call Mun. Miss •
Miss Eidg.elv, Delaware
H Sebultz, Now York
a S Hackett, Salem, NJ
Ni! Tooth°, New York
(leo E Phelan, N York
Deo A. Goss, Connecticut
J T Sangston, Maryland
'ilr H. Comegy. Maryland
IJ IL Mating.. Schuyl co
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111 S Hershel - , Columbia
RE (illlinu:4 & wf, Wash
II W Mather, .0 S N
SC%I Heushaw, Boston
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John E Daiiex, Coati
.E E Howarth, Conn
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E J Harris, Chicago
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J L Carhart, Maryland
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chants.
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T Hesse Imeyer Atla. N Y
• G Krebill. Cleveland •
IMr Lindsay, Maryland
1' B (?rich, New York
A XI Baget. Penna
P Lee. retina
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Chicago
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J T 111:a.1, fi la, Boston
G L ( 7 :irrln=loll, Coon
Cll Love. :Pittsburg
M N Castle
J W Stenger, Virginia
Dr M Caurpnell,-3e.una
1 B J Gallagher, 11 ash
J P Morris, Washington
!J H Baxbresser, Patina
Oseehger, Elizabetht . n.
It E Connur,..Michigan.
Nat tall, henna
NCH T.angly
1. :711alienne.rger. Pa
3ltPleas't
E ;1101enl)er , Yer. Penna
E 1) Ili, I,lle, Allegheny
Crouch. Pittsburg
C I:Losvis Cincinnati
11hF, A 31 Loris, Penna
'Eli Stodder. NCW . York I
S Porter. Georgia I
F IV Hart. NeW Britain
Sargent C wf. Mass
Swinis S wf. Mass
C Faller. Vineland
B Polls, Easton
A Dilworth
W 1 E11312 . Cy, Penrut
W II Sturgeon. Pittsburg
'W G Garey, Richmond
J D Groves, N C
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liter J . Long, York
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it Colley, Perna
Frys singer, York
J Kane ,t`wite
W Heberling Chnnk
W Ae6hing; ke.w York
A S _Darker, 'Smithyort
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it - Hamilton. Conn
Brenuau,Carbomlitte
The Union.
ARson. Now York T Z Catheart,Harrisburg
roaitilllOrC IS J Richardson, Washin
eillnk Painter. l S J Lebanon
yrung NeW• York , E C Cloud, Columbus, 0
Frank Webb. Ohio IH G Dennis
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J Jforri< I,*Leit'y. - Easton
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V. Delaware P Furey
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If .I've, T Pone. Haler, Pa
J H Verb/cm:all, Pa IF. :1 AAile - eson, Buffalo
j Clair. Pa - A Freeman. Franklin
Y Saaith, Hraduirt/ co ;C: D Harrison, Funksre
i')l Muslin. Columbia Mont -emery
p5O W M Hinki-on, S Paxson. W Chester
l y Taylor. Penna Lerls, W Chester
I;rt•avem ever. WVaslr.l Jackson. Penna
t raves. Chester co jE Hickman 1V Chester
Crwford. Ha ITisbg ,Jos James ,"IV Chester
Wady, Y Taylor:Chester. co
Chester IL Mendel - alai]. Chester co
Tripplc, Safe Harbor; P E ilitlikr; Mass
The Vommercial.
Ley Reed, Pottsville Ill'obt Hodgson, Penna
Kennedy. Lone co 1A G Lovell. Hagerstown
Arepgron.r, Dld !Mos RobiasOn.Provid - ce
Hip* I) Hodgson, VaWilev,Peach Bot
311 , b1,..mery. Virginia ' A le - Wiley.i'each Bottom.
11l Si Phillips. retina iC HlleCoakev.Peach Bot
11.1 II) Yerkes, Penna E T :iwavne. - Chester 00
:111.1olin Woodside. N J , Geo P BllekleY, Del
J • ;lair. Lebanon. Pa plirs W Hambieto», Ohio
Ili', Hodgson, Penna Vauderslicealicentxv
The Bald Eagle.
A o , llolllnm. - Reading 41V Heller, Bath, ra.
I; 1 ..evengooti. Po= 'Peter Brown, Lancr co
,nennn. Reading :Mrs Transue, Penna
;II haler. Canon CO .31rstlItotiman, Penna.
lli. 1l Bishbauch,Punna ;11l AV - yummy:Lebanon CO
11111 Cr G Hirst, Bath, Pa
F l Ilanninger, S A ili is Shearer, Reading
Le s Weift S sn, Pcnna
The Blaelc Bear.
J - n( todezunerl. on !A right.
Gid mAVltitgton e,Pe ;AM; ns taizioetutown
e 0 ,•I F 40eifiu
th::lWirauti, Ilentown Appel, Pcging.
fiPECIAL NOTICES.
SOI*THING COOL FOR THE HOT WEATITER.
Something Cool for the Hot Weather.
Something Cool forthe Hot Weather.
Something Cool for the Hot Weather.
Libllefeacks. Linen:Pants. Linen Vests.
Lbw, Sacks. Linen :Pants. Linen Vests.
Thl'a Sachs. Linen Pants. Linen Vests.
Liwz, tacks. Linen , Pants. Linen Vests.
n Dusters. Linen Dusters.
I.lc.rn Dusters. Linen Dusters.
Imus Dusters. Linen Dusters.
Lind; Dusters. Linen Dusters.
Alpaca Sacks.
Alpaca Sacks.
Alpaca Sacks. -
Alpaca Sacks.
Just the thing to Keep Cool In.
Just the thing to Keep Cool in.
Just the thing to Keep Cool in.
Just the thing; to Keep Cool in.
Also, a splendid assortment of 'Seasonable Cloth
'lig, of every variety, for sale by
PERRY & CO.,
No. 303 CHESTNUT Street, above Third,
:NO.OOO C'HESTYCT St. (Granville Stokes' old stand.)
S. E. Corner of SmvEN-rn and MARKET StS. (Jones.)
Jys-6t
A;%3SME-44/.74-0 PptAliD.—NO AATICLE
haiAreVer won more gond and Lasting favor than
PLANTATIOVITTFAIS.
the demand for them frOd.adies, clergymen,
Meretants, is Incredible.
The ample trial of a bottle is xh ft ,q , ,,lAellee
we
Present el-then—worth and superiority.
For DysPepsta and Low Spirits, Bad ioath
rain in the Side. Bark, and Stomach, Distr ; after
Eating. Headache, Reartiturn, ,kc., we - -Alentl y
'recommend the BLI,XTATION BITTE' S •
They are the pleasmtest tonic iwf taken. So
elethge of diet is requirkwllll/4'ing theit. Eat
4111 11 e good,lealthy food ybwsl°"'"'h craves.
The gon d e ff ects o f BITTERS Lre
3( "re upon maki ng Sze &Whit. A very few bottles
often leavnthe svOrst dysjptic, sound and hearty
O'
FR HE, TO FOOT. je3O-St
AND pYSENTERY.-A sure
remedy for the worst ca of acute or chronic Dlar
rhwta and Dyseutvry is
D . STRICKLA.ND , S ANTI
CHOLEItA aiIXT, UNE; rusantis have been cured
by it; our liovernment s it in the hospitals. It
has cured litany
our salters after an other means
failed; in fact, we have hough proof of the efficacy
of this valuable prepaation of astringents, ab
sorbents. stimulants. yd carminatives, to advise
everyone of our reades to get a bottle and have it
in readiness, anti to the oho suffer try it directly.
Eoldby Druggists everfuthere. Ask for Dr. Strict
laud% Anti-Cholera *lure. ji3diairf-3ta
TONEO.—SOLD RS RETURNING HOME,
S'Ott want a good, suistantial, cheap, and fashion-
UtAt: suit of Ultizons'Clotidug. Go to Jones,
()LrESTABLISIIED
ONE PRIBE
etalllNU - ROUSE,
004 11A1t1iF,T STBEET,
ABOVE xru.
IRON QT.TOI.I:S Atipllto2 , T Du.MB-BELLS, OF
carious sizes, for salt at the Hardware Store of
Tut:WAN k SHAW. ,;o. 835 (Eight Thirty-11re)
' S IARKF.T street, below - Ninth. It
WIRE DISH-COVELS, OF 11017 ND, OVAL,
, I , lollg shapes, for saleat the Hardware Store
Or TitV MAN- s, SHAW, No. 835 (Eight Thirty-five)
bI.AI:KET Street, below Vieth. it
STEINWAY & SON'S
PIANOS. . FaPs
Jro sail . only at BLASIUS BROTHERS',
3'l-114
1006 CHESTNUT Street.
-I.rett--- (WHEATON'S) ITCH,
SALT &MUM. (OINTMENT) SALT RHEUM.
Will cure the Itch in forty-eight hours. Also cures
Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Chilblains, and all Eruptions
of the Skin. Price, 50 cents. rITy sending 50 cents to
'WEEKS & POTTER, BOSTON, Mass., will be for
warded free by mail. For sale by all Druggists.
RENDALL/8 AMEOLINE.—Have you tried
it? If so, you approve of it. Of course the re
markable demand for this excellent preparation for
the Hair has been solely created by Its merits; for,
when once used, It is not likely to he abandoned.
You can procure it of any respectable Druggist.
331-3 m
Ur PRICES REDUCED SINCE THE CLOSE
of the War.
4igir WA - NA:RAKER 4l; BRowN,
4 3 / 1 " Pouulur
Jar Clothing
House,
IQ- OAK HALL, S. E. cor. Sixth and Market
MARRIED.
VON SELDENECK—WOOD.—On Monday eve
ning...haw ad. by the . Rev. Mr. Cunningham, Leo
pold Von - Seffiencek to Anna M., youngest daughter
of the late John Wood, Esq., deceased, all of this
city. No ca rds.
tJAH~t-STAMBACR.-0n Thursday evening,
June 29th, by the Rev. Win. L. Chaffin, Rev. Ed
ward Ilstcy c - tahm, of Brookfield, Mass., to Miss
Ruffle M.. daughter of Geprge G. Stamb.o., Esq.,
of this city. [Christian Inquirer and Register, and
other Eastern papers, please publish.] *I,
DIED.
EVANS.—On the sth of July, Robert Evans, in the
70th year of his age, after a short hut severe illness,
which he bore with Christian resignation.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral,front his late resi
dence, One South street, on Saturday morning, at 5
o'cloek, To proceed to Bordentown, N. J. **
DUNDAS.—On the 4th inst., James Duudas, - Esq.,
in the 90th year of his age.
The relatives and male friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his
late residence, corner of Broad and Walnut streets.
on Saturday morning, the Bth Inst., at. It o'clock....
PENNELL.---On the 6th instant, James Pennell,
In the 80th year of his age.
The relatives aml friends of the funnily are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, noun his
late residenre, on Market street.above the first toll
gate, Twenty-fourth ward. on Monday, 1015 instant,
at 10 o'clock A. M., without further notice.
' - BURNET.--On the evening of the 4th inst., Annie
Benign a, youngest daughter of George Burnet.
The funeral services will be held at St. James'
Church, Bristol. on Friday afternoon, at 43 , ¢ O'clock.
Cars leave Rensington depot at 3 o'clock.
SELLERS.--On the sth instant, Annie R., Infant
daughter of Joseph J. and Mary-B. Setters.
Funeral lfrom Mb residence of her parents, No.
121 cl 6 Filbert street, on Sixth-day morning, at 10
o'ock.
SlDES.—Suditnnly,on the id instant,Josepli Sides,
in the 25th Tear of his age; and also on- the 4th In
stant. his.brother, Isaac Sides, in the 51th year of
nis age.
The relatives and friends, and the Independence
Hose Steam Fire Company. and the Fire Depart
vientore respeetfullyinrited to attend the funeral,
on Friday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, Irons the resi
dence of their brother, Edward Sides, 14. W . corner
of Germantown road and Girard avenue.**
BROWN.—At Baltimore, on the morning of
4th, SUSIE W. BROWN. -July
BLACK ENGLISH GRENADINES.
Just received, a case of Black English Groan
dines, at 40 cents ay
N & SON, Mourning Store,
918 CHESTNUT Street.
One price. Prices In plain figures. myls
BLACK CHALY DE LAINE.-JUST
opened, one case of plain black Chaly dOLaines,
at 37% cents a 'card.
BESSON Sc SON. Mourning Store,
918 CHESTNUT' Street.
One price. Prices in plain figures. myl3
PURE WHITE SHETLAND
M SHAWLS. EYRE & LANDELL.
100 PIECES MOSQUITO BARS
WHITES, ELVES, GREENS, &c.
.. EYRE & LANDELL.
Ir%
00 LOW WHITE QUILTS, FOR
,U HOTELS. IMMENSE LOTS OF CHEAP
TOWELS. Cje2B-tfJ EYRE & LANDELL.
Mr -4' OFFICE OF THE HYDE FARM
0M COMPANY, N 0.147 South FOURTH
Street, PHILADELPHIA, July 6, 1865.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a
Dividend of TEN CENTS PER SHARE on the
Capital Stock of the Company, payable on and after
July 15th, free of State tax.
Transfer Books dose July Bth. MI open Julyl.sth.
jy7-6t THOMAS S. WOOD, Secretary,
garOFFICE OF THE EGRERT OIL
COMPANY, No. 117 South FOURTH St.,
PHILADELPHIA, July 0, 1885.
Theßoard of Directors have TFIIS DAS declared
a dividend of TWO per cent. on the capital stock of
the company, payable on mush after July 15, free of
State tax.
Transfer books close July Bth and open July 15th.
W3I. M. CARTER,
Secretary and Treasurer.
DELAWARE AVENUE MARKET
t , COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3, 1865.
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend
of THREE PER CENT on the Capital Stock of the
Company, payable on and after the 18th inst., clear
of State and United States Taxes. The Transfer
Books will close on the lith and open on the 18th
inst. tiy642t*l WILLIAM J. CARLIN, SeCy.
Nr-NOTICE. --THE PERSON AX.
friends of WILLIAM F. MITCHELL, now
Superintendent of Freedmen in Tennessee for the
Pennsylvania Freedmens , Society," arc invited
to hear his Address, on SIXTH DAY (Friday)
EVENING, the 7th inst., at S o'clock, at the INSTI
TUTE HALL, N. E. corner. BROAD and SPRING
GARDEN Streets. second story, before the "Be
thany Mission for C. C." Subject: "The Freed
People ofTenuessee.., iY6-2t*
OFFICE OF THE FAME INSIST.
Nr ' EANCE COMPANY, No. 406 CHESTNUT
Street, rITILADELPIIIA, July 3, 1833,
At a meeting of the 'Board of Directors, held this
day, a Dividend of THREE PER CENT. was de
clared. payable on demand, clear of all taxes.
jy6-12t W. I. BLANCHARD, Secretary.
agr'TIRE DIRECTORS Or THE DAL.
ZELL PETROLEUM COMPANY his
day declared a Dividend of ONE PER ENT.C on
the Capital Stock, clear of State tax, payable on
and after 12th inst. Books to close 6th and reopen
13th inst. G. E. FRYER,
jy6-7t Secretary.
aw .:. FFICE OF THE LEHIGH LU
ZEORNE RAILROAD COMBANY; 320
WALNUT Street.
The Board of Directors have THIS DAY declared
of THREE AND A HALF per Gent, payable on
and after the 17th Inst.
EDWARD ROBERTs.
Wr-N 0 T loc ETEA. NT SE N. zs
BOOKS of the ROYAL PETROLEUX C01L
.7-21.NY will be closed from FRIDAY, the 7th inst..
at tit SATURDAY, the 15th inst.
until
JOHN GALLAGHER, Jr., Secretary
Lill.tu2,a 4 .umui.LAwA4„gglij,L - 1
--- of the CURTIN OIL COMPANY have this
day declared a DIVIDEND OF ONE PER CENT.,
payable on the 10th instant. Books will close on the
6th, and open on the 11th inst.
join , " H. WYLE, See'y.
July 3, 1865. jy4-tfm3t.
OFFICE OF THE ENTERPRISE
Street INSITRANCE
PHILA COMPANDELPHY, 4-00 WALNUT
Street. • lA. July 3, DM.
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend
of THREE PER CENT. on the capital stock or the
Company for the last six months. payable on de
mand, free of all taxes. B. LOCKWOOD.
jy4-12t Secretary.
ilgr OFFICE OF THE "UNION
PROVEMENT COMPANY, 3go WALNUT
Street.
The Board of. Directors have THIS DAY declared
a Dividend of THREE per cent., payable on and
after the 17th Inst.
EDWARD ROBERTS, JR, Tree Serer.
FIIILADNLVHIA, July 5, 1865. jy6-st.
iWAT A MEETING OF THE STOCH.
holders of the Crawford Sugar Creek Oil
Company, held on Monday, the ad of July, the fol
lowing named gentlemen were elected Directors of
said Company. viz: Henry Homer, William Sadler,
Charles D. Colladay, M. Speigle, James W. Packer,
William Taylor, and William Groves.
And at a meeting of the Board of Directors, held
the same day, Henry Homer was elected President,
and Geo. W. Shepherd Secretary and Treasurer of
said Company. GEO. W. SHEPHERD,
jy6-at* Secretary.
110"' THE EIGHTY‘NINTTI ANNI
VERSARY OF AMERICAN INDEPEN
DENCE. —THE STATE SOCIETY OF THE CIN
CINNATI OF r ENNSYLVANIA.—The annual
stated meeting of " The State Society of the Cin
cinnati of reennsvlvania " was held at the La
pierre House, on B - road street, below Chestnut on
the 4th day 01 A.D. 1865, pursuant to notice,
and the usual business transacted.
The Officers and Standing Committee of the So
ciety for the ensuing }tar are as follows
President—Thomas WeEnen, M. D.
Vice President —Harris L. Sproat.
bunt-all—George W. Harris. •
Assi.tant SecretarY—JOSllli W. Hamar.
Treasurer—Robert - Adams.
Assistant Treasurer—William G. Caldwell.
Standing Committee—Charles J. Pugh, Samuel B.
Boude, James Schott, William Wayne, releg
James Wentworth, Thomas Robinson.
Delegates to the General Society—Harris L.
William A. Irvine, James Glentworth, Robert
Adams, Grant Weidman.
ffi-3t H. L. SPROAT, Secretary.
- -
gar' THE LEHIGH VALLEY RAIL*
ROAD COMPANY have declared a Divi
dend of TWO AND-A-HALF PER CENT. payable
on and after July 10th lust., at the office, No. 412
WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
J3 - 1-7t., L. CHAMBERLAIN, Treasurer.
CLMBEILLAND COAL
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
2,000 ACRES OF COAL AND TIMBER LANDS,
ON THE CUMBERLAND RIVER, PULASKI
COUNTY, KENTUCKY.
MINES IN WORKING ORDER
COAL EQUAL TO ANY IN AMERICA
This Company is being organized under the gene
rat mining law of Eentueky. It presents the greutea
inducements of any enterprise now before the pub
lie. For all information apply to.
ALBERT It. SCHOFIELD,
Secretary mid Treasurer.
Office—No. .2.8 South FOURTH. Street, Phila
shin. jy4-Gt.
11-IrAlift , 01 wizr. 'NIDE PE NIP 7.NC TZ
HOSE AN I) STEAM FIRE ENGINE COM
PANY, Pio LA rirmmi tA, uly s.
At a special meeting of the Company, held this
evening. the following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted: .... -
Whereas. Death. the fell destroyer. has again en
tered among us and stalactite removed front oar
midst our laic fellow-member, - JOSEI'II SIDES.
Rexoleed. That while we bow with submission to
the will of that God in whose hands are held the
destinies of all. Men. we cannot but deeply 1/1011P11
the loss of one who was endeared to as by the tend
er ties of friendship tu the discharge of our duties
as firemen.
Faso/4,a, That in the death of our late member
this Company has lust it shiecre friend and a goal
fireman.
ItEsoivd. That tide Company deeply sympathize
with the family of the deceased, anti toa tribute of
respect the Hall and Apparatus of the Company be
placed in 1110litiling for the space of thirty days, and
the bell be tolled front lour to fife o'clock on the tilt
instant, and we attend the funeral lit a body.
THOS. E. VINDUZER,I
THOS. ADDIS,
JAS SMITH, I.Connuittee.
JOHN THITLACKEIL
L. ROOHR,
• J. ADAM RUM, Prey. pro tem.
GARwoon.
The members acne IMlcpeudenet [loge and Steniu
Fire Engine Engine Company will meet at the Flan
(Friday,) at four o'clock
of the CC/MI/airy THIS DAY
to attend the funeral of our late member, JOSEPH
SIDES.
The Globe Fire Engine Counntny arc respectfully
invited to attend. WM. Id: 6ARWI)01),
112. secretary.
CALLIOFIRAN MALL,
LAwanNenVILLF., N. J.,
At a meeting of the CA.T.LIOPEAN- sad.E...fl' of
the LAW RENCEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL. held on
account of the death of C. G. SANK, of Philadel
phia. Pa.. J. KEAIINY RICE and HENRY A.
DGELY Were appointed to draft a preamble aml
set of resolutions, which subSequently Were unani
mously adopted:
Wkreas, It has pleased God, in His all-wise provi
deuce to reniove pleased
sudden death a beloved and de-•
voted' brother, CHARLEt3 D. SANK; therefore, be
it
Revoieed, That It is With the deepest sorrow we
hear of the death Of our brother: mod 1 thh; dispen
sation of Divine Providence, a tie which hinds
tte
to the past is broken. He was beloved by all who
knew hit . and we grieve for him as one who is :t
great loss. and which C31.11110t be replayed. No one
took more interest in the Society than he. His
eh:am:ter 115 a Calliopeau was unblemished, and he
bid fair to attain to that position in which he was SO
well qualined to occupy.
R , soietd. That we tender our heartfelt sympathy
to the laert!aved family, and sincerely hope that they
limy be bustaitted in their great trial.
l
ortt That we. will wear the itSdat badge of
n
for the spaee of thirty days. -,
lintsa t,,
ti
td , e ,T m hat copy' of these re-soluttons be pre
sepnbLlßlttd. fatuity of the deceased aud‘4ls,.dithe
QUARTERLY REponr OF THE
4-6- SEVENTH NATIONAL RANK OF PUMA
DELPIIIA, July 3d, 1865:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts 46554,317 15
United States bonds deposited
With United States Treasurer
to secure circulation
United States securities on
hand
9,900 00
Specie and legal-tender notes.. 146,793 0/ $593,217 15
Notes of this bank 245 00
•
Notes of other banks 24,530 00
Due from Dunks and Imukers... 85,342 25
256,015 26
11,728 02
9,681 24
2,508 85
825 00
Cash items
Furniture and fixtures
Expenses and taxes....
Premiums
LIABILITTES.
Capital stock t 150,000 00
Surplus full 1,784 89
Circulating notes 164,500 00
Individual depositors
Due to banks and bankers
Discount anti interest
Dividends unpaid.
State of Pennsylvania, flaunty of Philadelphia,:
I, E. S. HALL, Cashier of the Seventh National
Bank of Philadelphia, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to best or my knowledge
and heifer. E. S. HALL, Cashier.
• sWorn Intl subscribed before me, this sth flay of
July, ISei. - J. PI MAGILL.
Notary Dome.
IMF' EIGHTH QUARTERLY REPORT
OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
PHILADELPHIA July Sd 1865.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts $2,152,208'19
U. S. Bonds deposited to se
cure circulation
U. S. Securities deposited to
secure deposits 800,000 00
U. S. Bonds and other U. S.
Securities on hand 2,168,251 80
Specie and Legal. Tender
Notes 2,641,073'10
Bills of this Bank on hand.... 650 00
Bills of other Banks 23,037 00
Due from National Banks.... 637,253 40
Due from State Banks and
Bankers 552,193 2Z
Cash Items 30,030 52
Real Estate Utheutubered
Expenses
Taxes
Capital Stock 1,000,000 00
Cireniating Notes 675,000 00
Due to Banks and Bankers.. 3,500,545 54
Due to. Treasurer of the Uni
ted States 1,680,510 32
Due to Individual depositors 2045,42 63
$8,016,478 14
160,000 00
I, 432 00
178,707 37
Surplus Fund
Dividends - Unpaid
Profit and Loss
State of Pennsylvania, City of Philadelphia, es.:
I, liIORTON McMICHAEL, Jr., Cashier of the
First National Bank of Philadelphia, do solemnly
affirm that the above statement is true, to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
it MORTON MCMICHAEL, Jr.
fIRrSIXT/IE QUARTERLY REPORT
OF THE THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF
PHILADELPHIA.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts g 296,401 33
U. S. Bonds deposited to se
cure circulation 300,000 00
U.S. Bonds deposited to se
cure deposits
U. S. Bonds and other U.S. se
curities on hand 266,750 00
Specie and Leal-tender Notes 252,625 27 *313431 38
Bills of State banks 5,500 00
258,125 27
54,658 43
15,492 60
10,000 00
1,944 87
Due from banks and bankers......
Remittances and other cash items
Real Estate
Expense Account
LIABILITIES. $1 ' 252 ' 375
55
Capital Stock SiOo' 00
Surplus Fund 5,714 62
Circultitlng Notes 242 440 00
Individual Deposits-013,631 17
Treasurer IJ. S. De
posits 121,864 98
Due to Banks..
Profit and Loss
State of Pennaylvaata, County of Philadelphia: l, R. Glendlnning, Cashier of the Third National
Dank, do solemnly affirm that the above statement
is true to the best or my knowie and belief.
R. GLENDIN
ING Cashier.
Approved and subscribed before me tilts' third day
of Silly, 1865. EDMUND WILCOX
jy4-3t Notary Public.
POSTPONEMENT OF THE
UNION STATE CONVENTION—MEET
ING OF THE UNION. STATE CENTRAL COM
IIIITTEE.—In compliance with the earnest appeals
of many prominent Union men, citizens of different
counties in the State, urging that the Union State
Convention called for the 19th of. July, ensuing, be
deferred until further 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 will be given of
the meeting of the Convention hereafter.
The members of the Union State Central Com
mittee will assemble in the city of Harrisburgon
the NINETEENTH OF JULY, ensuing, at 'the
Lochlel Rouse, at three O'clock P. M.
A full attendance of all the members of the Com
mittee is earnestly requested.
___ SIMON CAMERON, Chairman,
A. W. BENEDICT, }Seeretl.ries
WIEN FONNEY A •
HANIUSECTIG, June 19, 1965.
MILITARY.
I HEADQUARTERS 88TH PENNA.
VETERAN VOLS., CAMP CADWALADER,
PHILADELPHIA, Penna., July 6th, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 10.
All Men and Officers of this Regiment will report
at BARRACK No. 7
Td-MORROW,
at nine o'clock A. M. for dual payment and dis
charge.
By order of LOUIS WAGNER,
Colonel Commanding Regiment.
Ofilcial—lsmAH MCINTIDE,
Lieutenant and Adjutant,
•
I!.UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS.
—Wanted for the UNITED STATES MARINE
CORPS, able-bodied MEN. Splendid induce
ments held out to all entering the Marine Corps;
glorious opportunity to visit foreign countries;
good pay, excellent accommodations, light and
easy duties.
For all further information Inquire at the Recruit
tavy ilz.ace.pu-au nuay, —"a zan.. - -3-run-NE-r;
_ _ Captain and Recruiting Officer.
TYPE FOUNDERS.
COLLINS & McLEESTER'S
NORTH AMERICAN
TYrE, wrrALEOTYPE_ A-IND rax.CTROTYPE
FOUNDRY
Printers' Furnishing Warehouse,
No. 105 JAYNE STREET,
PIIILADELIIIIA
TYPE WARRANTED to be equal to any made IN
WORLD.
Old type taken in exchange for new at 15 cents per
pound, if delivered to us free of charge.
Every article necessary for a Printing Office
constantly on baud.
Agents for Hoe's, Adams', Gordon's, Taylor's,
Foster's. Degener's, and Wells' Presses.
Agents for Mather's celebrated Colored Inks.
j3-7-ito
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
ROBERT SHOEMAKER & CO.,
N. E. Corner of FOURTH and RACE Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
Importers and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS.
DIANUFACTURERS OF
WRITE LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS, PUTTY, ZEC
AGENTS FOR THE 0114E3RA:1'ED
FRENCH ZINC PAINTS.
Dealers and Consumers supplied at
VERY LOW PRICES FOR CASH. Ejy44m
BOTANIC AND ECLECTIC DRUGS,
ROBERT A. HANCE,
729 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Would call the attention of "Druggists, Country Men ,
chants, and others, to Ms stock. of
ROOTS, HERBS, AND BARKS,
In various sized packages, of our own pressing, at
PRICES BELOW FORMER RATES.
A full line of BOTANICAL PREPARATIONS,
W. S. - MERRELL & CO.'S CONCENTRATED RE
MEDIES, &c furnishedibera application the trade.
Catalogues on inyil-3mlp
GOLD'S PATENT IMPROVED STEAM
WATER-HEATING APPARATUS
FOR WARIgING AND VENTILATING PUBLIC
BUILDINGS AND PRIVATE RESIDENCES,
MANUECTURED BY THE,
UNION STEAM AND WATER•HEAT
ING COMPANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA
JAMES WOOD & CO.,
41 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
li. M. FELTWELL,
SUPERINTENDENT
ICE CREAM. •
PURE DELAWARE COUNTY
ICE CREAM,
made in the country, and fresh every morning—the
very best nut is made. Saloons, Excursions, Pic-
Nies, Festivals, Hotels, Restaurants, and Private
Families, furnished with promptness in quanttles
to suit, on reasonable terms.
EASTERN MARKET
ICE-CREAM STAND.
3e24-lm
DIS
-UNITED STATES, EASTE RN TRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, S. Ct.
'Whereas, the District Court of the United. States
for eatti District. proceeding on a libel moo In the
name or the United State., bath decreed that ail
I who elahn to have any Interest in
'BALES OF COTTON captured on the hi sods, to
wit, in the harbor of Charleston, State ofSouth Ca
rolina, by the Potoinsim,' a vessel of war of tile
United States, ender eommand of a person Whose
name is at present aid:flown. Also, THREE AND
ONE-HALF BALES OF COTTON, captured on the
high setts, to Wit, In cooper river, near the coast Of
South Carolina. by the "John Adams," a vessel of
war of the Zi nit ed States. under command of F. M.
- )1 omen. and brought into this District to be mon-
Isbed and idled.
Therefore all persons Who claim to have any inte
rest In the said Six Bales of cotton. awl Three and
t ine-Illafll2lle6 01Clattl, are nomished and cited to
appear before the Judge of the said Court, at the
city of Philadelphia, on the TWENTIETII day after'
publication hereof. to show cause why the said slx.
lotto of Colton. anti Tilrlq! and one-half Pales of
n should not be pronounced to belong at the
time of the rapture of the same. to the enemies of
the United Stales. and
21.5 ther
n' the sse
Is iet
10 condemnation
h 1 7`he above 8114 t1 t
16 1 11 : - CI : l u l s rA A BU,
jy7-3t LI. ;I. )lar*hal, .I , L, D, oCruutta.
THE , PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY. JULY 7. 1865;
UNITED STATES
'_30,000 00
Ity authority of the Secretary of the Treasury, the
undersigned, the General Subscription Agent for
the sale of United States Securities, offers to the
public the third series of Treasury Notes, bearing
seven and three-tenths per cent. Interest per an
num, known as the
V 369,876 92
418,284 8%
. 423,479 81
. 23,568 91
5,310 31
1,233 00
These Notes are icsuctrundor date of July 15, 1865,
and are payable three years from that date in cur
rency, or arc convertible at the option of the holder
into
453,392 03
*869,1376 92
These Bonds are now worth a handsome premium,
and are exempt, as are all the Government Bonds,
from State, County, and Municipal taxation, which
adds from one to three per cent. more to their italuo,
according to the rate levied upon other property.
The interest is payable semi-annually by coupons
attatelied to each note, which may be cut off and
sold to any bank or banker.
The interest at 7-30 per cent. amounts to
One cent per day on a $5O note.
Two cents per day on a $lOO note.
Teu cents per day on a $5OO note.
Twenty cents per day on a $l,OOO note.
• One Dollar per day on a $5,000 note.
750,090 VI
$5,865,455 GB
Notes of all the denominations named will be
Promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.
The notes of this Third Series are precisely simi
lar in form and privileges to the Seven-Thirties al
ready sold, except that the government reserves to
4,084,237 24
53,598 50
16,515 58
8,860 60
itself the option of paying interest in gold coin at 6
per cent. instead of 7 3-10ths in currency. Subscri
bers will deduct the interest in currency up to July
15th, at the time when they subscribe.
The delivery of the notes of this Third Series of
the Seven-Thirties will commence on the Ist of
June, and will be made promptly and continuously
after that date.
.10,031,637 51
Tlie slight change made in the conditions of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter of interest.
The payment lu gold, if made, will be equivalent to
the currency interest of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event of
which only will the option to pay interest in gold be
availed of, would so reduce and equalize prices as
that purchases made with six per cent. in gold
would be tally equal to those made with seven-and
three-tenths per cent. in currency. This is
.10,031,637 51
now offered by the Government, and its superior
advantages make It the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OP THE PEOPLE.
Less than 111230,0M01X1 of the Loan authorized by
Congress are new In the Market. This amount, at
the rate at which it is being absorbed, wilt all be
subscribed for within sixty days, when tile notes
will undoubtedly command a premium, as has uni
formly been the case on closing the subscriptions to
other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section of
the country may be afforded facilities for taking the
Loan, the National Banks, State Banks, and Pri
vate Bankers throughout the country have general
ly agreed to receive subscriptions at, par. Subscri
bers will select their own agents, in whom they have
confidence, and who only are to be responsible for
the delivery of the notes for which they receive or
ders.
58,252 34
8,472 41
$1,253,375 55
NO. 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
DREXEL & COMPANY, BANKERS,
No. 34 South THIRD Street s
DEALERS IN
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD,
UNITED STATES BONDS,
QUARTERMASTERS , VOUCHERS,
je27-tjyl.9
BOUGHT AND SOLD AT BOARD or BROKERS,
ON COMUSSION. jel34£
1881.- COUPONS, DUE JULY 1,
WANTED, AT HIGHEST MARHET PRICE
CARPETS AND OIL-CLOTHS.
1865.
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
OIL CLOTH, MATTINGS, &a.
RETAIL. DEPARTMENT,
EDWARD P. KELLY,
612 CHESTNUT STREET,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OP
mll2-tf SPRING GOODS.
L E. WALRAVEN,
LACE CURTAINS,
AT PRICES, FROM 5 DOLLARS TO 150
►ro FAMILIES RESIDING IN THE
RURAL DISTRICTS.
We are prepared, as heretofore, to supply tamm
lies, at their country residences, with
EVERY DESCRIPTION. OF FINE GROCERIES
TEAS, Ac., &c.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
my24-tr Cor ELEVENTH and VINE Streets.
WATCHES,
Watehog, Cloeke, and Jeirelry carefully repaired
3e30-ct.
CARD.
FURNITURE AT LOW PRICES
The assortment is complete.
GEO. J. HENKELS,
5 ,21_2 131 epp ond. 8 CUSTNUT &Etc
FINANCIAL.
7.30 LOAN.
THIRD SERIES.
0230,000,000.
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
S. 5-20 SIX PER CENT
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
PHILADELPHIA
FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
UNCURRENT AIONEY.
STOCKS AND BONDS
GOLD AND SILVER
DREXEL & Co.,
34 South THIRD. Street.
SPRING.
GLEN ECHO MILLS,
MPCALLUM & CO.,
CARPETINGS.
509 CHESTNUT STREET.
519 CHESTNUT STREET
MERCHANT TAILORS.
JOHN KELLY,
TAILORS,
HAVE NOW IN STORE
CURTAIN GOODS.
MASONIC HALL,
719 CHESTNUT STREET,
IS NOW OPENING
ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF
ELEGANT STYLES,
DOLLARS PER PAIR.
WINDOW SHADES,
CHOICE PATTERNS,
&T BEDITCED POlCES
nry`bla
GROCERIES.
MUSICAL BOXES,
FRENCH TIME-PIECES,
AT LOW mots,
N. RULON'S,
1028 CHESTNUT Street.
I will sell the balance of my large stock of
FURNITURE,
At very low prices, uutil
SEPTEMBER Ist
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A WEERLY JOURNAL
for the discassion of the political and social topics
of the day; the illustration and Maintenance of true
democratic principles; the consideration of the
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education as a political agent; the diffusion of in
formation regarding the condition and prospects of
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cism of books and works of art, with entire inde
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tributors the following names:
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•
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The Great Festival.
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A Casein Point.
The Emperor and the two Sons.
Berne Reasons for Delay.
Lord Brougham on the Quality of Mercy.
The American Struggle .Poetry.
Critics and Criticism,
Club Life.
March of the Seventh Regiment to Washington.
A Strange Story.
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White's Shakspeare.
Mathew Arnold's Essays.
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Rev. ALBERT BARNES ON THE STATE OF
THE COUNTRY. A Sermon on the Death of the
President. For sale by the PRESBYTERIAN
BOOKSTORE, 1334 CHESTNUT Street. je2-141
JUST PUBLISHED.
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REV. ALBERT BARNES ON THE STATE OF
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A PPLET ON' S NEW AMERICAN
CYCLOPEDIA. — CompIete in 16 volumes.
Various Styles of Binding.
REBELLION RECORH,I2y Frank Ifoore,ln 6 vols.
R
MERIVALE'S HISTOY OF THE ROMANS—
Iow complete.
The Agency for these Tamable works is at
33 South SIXTH Mreet, above Chestunt
JAMES K. SIMON.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. -A MEMO -
RIAL ADDRESS, delivered by Hon. LEO
NARD 3IICERIS, June 5, 1885, before the Union
League of the Thirteenth ward. Priee,_ $8 per
hundred; ten cents per copy. For sale by KING &
BAIRD, 607 SANSOIII Sreet. jyB-3t.
STATIONERY Sz. BLANK BOOKS.
- _
nn,MINING, COAL, AND OTHER
N'EW COMPANIES. -
We are prepared to furnish New Corporations
with all the Books they require, at short notice and
low prices, of first quality. All styles of Binding.
STEEL PLATE CERTIFICATE OF STOCK.
LITHOGRAPHED
TRANSFER. BOOK.
ORDERS - OF TRANSFER.
STOCK LEDGER.
STOCK LEDGER BALANCES.
REGISTER OF CAPITAL STOCK--
BROKERS' PETTY LEDGER.
ACCOUNT OF SALES.
DIVIDEND BOOK.
MOSS Lt
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS AND
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
VINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
The subscribers would invite attention to their
' IMPROVED CPT OF SHIRTS,
wideb they make a'spectalty in their business. Also,
constantly receiving
- NOVELTIES FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
J. W. SCOTT ct CO.,_
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE.
No. 811 CHESTNTJT street,
Four doors below the Continental.
COMMISSION HOUSES.
HAZARD & HUTCHINSON,
AGENTS FOR TILE SALE OF
PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS,
/ I L E ET,
AF T
via PEADE STREET, NEW VORX-- 1e23-6nl
HOILTEs;E-FURNISHING GOODS.
600 ARCH STREET
REnaGERATORs,
WATER COOLERS.
FREEZERS.
GAS-STOVES, FOR SUMMER CcOK !NIL
jO6-11 & PAGE. 61XT/1. awk AU011,4
TERMS:
STATIONERS
432 CHESTNUT Street
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
COOPER AND CONARD,
111111211M2IrjJL
WHITE LINEN DUCE%
LINENS FOR DRESSES
GOOD SOTCX OF LAWNS.
FINEST BLACK DROP-Di-ETE.
BLACK DRESS GOODS
WHITE BAREGE SHAWLS
FINE TOWELS REDUCED.
BLACK AND WHITE LENDS
1 e3O-tf
EMBROIDERED HEMMED LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS. —We would
cial attention to a choice assortment of Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, many of which are scolloped ed,
hemstitched with einbroldery, at $l.lO, $1.60, *1 0 , 52 to $3.90, Much under regular price for similar
goods.
HEMSTITCHED LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
very good, for 31 cents, or V. 60 a dozen.
SHEER LINEN CORDED BORDERED ITA.ND.
KERCHIEFS, 38, 44, 50, and 63.. finer than gold
Can now purchase for the same price.
LINEN SETS, COLLARS, and CTIFFS,for travel
ling costume, at 25 and 63 cents a seta very low
price.
LINEN COLLARS, two for 25 cents, or 41.40 a
dozen; convenient for travelling; wash. and do up ,
IMITATION TUCKED MUSLINS, for oodles fine
goods. A good supply yet remaining,wholcsale and
.retall,'under regular prices.
MACHINE MUSLIN EDGINGS, 3-yard strips 30
cents a strip; several good patterns, resembling
closely the very expensive Jaconet Edgings.
Please notice that during July and August, as has
been the custom for several years this store will
close at 6 P. M. WORIVE'S
Lace and Embroidery Store
No. as North raCrEcrtt it.
COOPER & CONARD, NINTH AND
MARKET, have
The hest Cass!mere stock in town.
Good Linen Drills, Ducks, Coatings.
Tailors , Linings, of every kind..
Muslin stock complete, prices right.
Fatally Linens,. selling, gold, at We. -
Gauze, Doznet, and other Flannels.
Pearl Wool Delaines, 55 and u 5 cents.
Extra tine black Mohair Alpacas, $l.
Lupin's 6.4 Mack Wool De
Good stock white Nalnsook, Swiss.
Bird-eye Linen., striped finest Dambries
and Jaconets, puffed Kuslins, Pique, &e.
White Barege and other thin Shawls.
Sacques and Summer Dusters. Je7-tf
SPECIAL NOTICE.
BELLING OFF ENTIRE STOCK
TO CLOSE BUSINESS!!
GOOD-WILL AND FIXTURES FOR SALE.
THOHNLEY & MINI.
We invite special attention to the above an
1101111ement.
We have a Large Stock.
are Selling Chea
Every yard is } to be closed out on or before the is
day of Septentber.
Silks and Dress Goods.
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Linen Goods.
Shawls, Cloaks, Skirts, Ildkfs., &c., &c.
Muslin and Calicoes much under market ice.
TIIORNLEY
myl3-2m Cor. EIGHTH and SPRINGGARDEN.
VIGURED SILK GRENADINES,
of the best qualities and styles, in Black and
Gray Grounds, 560 to $1.40.
Travelling Dress Goods, in every variety.
New Dress Goods, in great variety.
Handsome Chene Silks, 442.50.
VERY. CIFEA_P BLACR - SILKS,
suitable for Dresses, Mantles, and Sammes.
COTTON 000 Db AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE
PRICES.
Merrimac, Sprague, and Pacific Prints, 25e.
10-4 Waltham and Peperill bleached Sheetings, $l.
H. STEEL & SON,
myB-tf Nos. 713 and 715 North TENTH Street.
4-4 SPANISH LINENS, FOR TRANI%
ELLING DRESSES.
4-4 Bley Linens.
Dark and light Linens, for Suits.
Brown Hoßands.
Figured Linens, for Dresses.
White Peue or Marseilles.
Mosquito Nettings.
Pink., blue, cherry, and white Tarletons.
EDWIN TIALL % CO.,
26 South SECOND Street.
A RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS
-L-a- IN DRY GOODS.—The entire stock of Dry
Goods In store, at the Southeast corner of NINTH
and ARCH Streets, will be sold at a great sacrifice,
to close business by August Ist.
The good-will, fixtures, and lease for sale.
• J. COWPERTHWAIT,
Agent.
HOOP SKIRTS. go Q
628. HOPKINS , ".OWN MAKE, >7 or t./.4.0%...7.
HOOP SKIRTS, the best assortment and best qual
ity and styles in the city. Gore Trails, all lengths
and sizes, from 18 to 5a springs, from $1.75 to $l.
Plain Skirts, all the new shapes and sizes, from 19 to
50 springs, from $1.40 to $3. Skirts of extra heavy
steel and extra tapes, from 20 to 35 springs, from
$1.90 to $2.75. Misses' and Children Ts, of every
grade, from 20 to 35 springs, from four to eight Cents
per sprinv. they have no equal. Agents for the new
Flexible Skirt, the most pliable Hoop Skirt made,
and fully equal to the Duplex Elliptic Skirt, and at
much lower prices. Also, constantly on hand full
lines of low-priced New York Skirts, kid-padded
and metallic-fastened 15 springs, 85c; 20 springs, $1;
25 springs, $1.15; 80 springs, $1,25, and .10 springs,
$1.50. Skirts made to order, altered, and repaired,
at 6243 ARCH Street. fet4-Im*
SUMMER RESORTS.
RURAL ROTEL,
FRANKLIN.
VENANGO COUNTY, PA
JAMES E. STEEL,
Proprietor
This well-known and popular House has just been
thoroughly refitted and enlarged to more than
doublelts former capacity.
It is pleasantly situatedin the centre of the Town,
with ready access by Rail and Stage to all points In
the OIL REGION, and its accommodations for
Guests fully equal to .those of first-class Hotels in
any part of the country.
It has been the aim 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. jy-1-13in
REA BATHING-CAPE MAY, CAPE
I" ISLAND, N. J.—THE NATIONAL HOTL.—
This large and commodious known—as—th.
Nweek, lori f t a l l 6 H ; c a l ll il , d ia re n n o a w n r d e e rsr-
:0 OLUM UJ
CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY,
Will be opened this season on the FIFTEENTH
DAY OF JUNE, for the reception of guests.
This leading house will, for the coming season,
fully sustain its well-established reputation.
Greatly encouraged by the business of last year,
the proprietor feels satisfied that aHotal, conducted
clearly .fitst-etase, must continue a success at this
old and popular resort.
The railroad facilities are promised to be excel
chants' liotel,riniatimputa, 1.11 40 • --^
GEORGE J. BOLTON, Proprietor,
CAPE ISLAND, N. J.
myl9-2m
THE ASHLAND HOUSE,
-I- FOURTH AVENUE AND TWENTY-FOURTIL
STREET. YORK CITY, for
Recently enlarged and improved, 110 W op en
transient as well as permanent borders. The house
is situated on one of the pleasantest avenues,
and accessible to all places of amusement and busi
ness by ears and stages. Guests will find all the
conveniences and comforts of a superior establish
ment, with an excellent table. Transient board, *3
per day. WH. IL SELKIRK., Proprietor.
N. B.—Families who desire rooms for the summer
will make early application. To desirable panics
advantageous terms will be offered. jel2-35t
METRO M POLITAN,
FORERLY CITY 'ROTEL,
HUGHES STREET,
CAPE ISLAND, NEW JERSEY.
BLAIR. & BAYLEY, Proprietors.
A. Ptrimr. BLAIR. SABI, U. BAYLEY
Terms, 6;15 per week. je2B-12t
THE A.LHAMBRA,
AT ATLANTIC CITY,
Is now open for the reception of visitors.
R. B. LF,EDS, Proprietor
LIGHT -HOUSE COTTAGE,
ATLANTIC MY, N. J.,
NEAREST HOUSE TO THE SURF.
This well-known house is now open for the recep
tion of hoarders. JONAH WOOTTON,
je24-Im Proprietor.
CONGRESS HALL,
ATLANTIC CITY N. J.,
WILL OPEN JUNE 24, IS6s.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends end the nubile in general, that he has again
taken Congress - llall, this bettig the fourth season.
Many improvements have bean made; also, new
Bath Rouses have been erected, and the bathing
cannot be surpassed at any sea-shore. And it is the
determination of the proprietor to use every effort
to make Congress Hall a home of comfort to his
guests. A Band is engaged. Terms moderate.
lel9-Im G. W. HINKLE.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
Will open for the reception of guests, on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28.
Dodworth , s celebrated Band has been engaged for
the season.
Persons wishing to engage rooms, or desiring
further information, will address
BROWN Sr. IYOELEPER, Proprietors,_
jel4-11n* ATLANTIC CITY.
SEA -BATHING.
SURF HOUSE,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
This old, established, and favorite house is now
open. It is nearest to the Leach, securing cool
breezes at all times. Its unrivalled Bathing facili
ties, its complete furniture and appointment,. and
its unexceptionable table, resider this house a favo
rite place for a summer sojourn at the sea-side.
Passengers from the city are set down at the door,
and eominunicat ton with the inlets is had at all times
by rail. A fine lumd of music has been engaged for
the season. Pordes wishisig to secure Board will
address the proprietor, at Surf nOuse, Ailautie
City. Terms moderate. H. S. BENSON . r.
et
je3-36t Proprieto
CARLISLE WHITE SULPHER
SPRINGS. — This fashionable and delightful
hummer Resort is now open for visitors. Forterms
apply to N. W. WOODS,
Proprietor,
jelli-16t5 CARLISLE SPRINGS, Pa.
UNITED STATES HOTEL, LONG
nuANcH, New Jersey, Is now open for the
reception of - visitors. Trains leave on :Saturday af
ternoon, at four o'clock, front Vine-street wharf—
returning 11fonday morning eariv.—June 10, 1885.
jelo-2111. BENJ. A. SIIOE3LARER, Proprietor.
KITTATINNY HOUSE,
DELAWARE WATER GAP.
This favorite Mountain Resort is now open to
visitors.
Trains leave Philadelphia, from Kensington De
pot, at 7.80 A. M. and 3.80 P. IL, and -arrive at the
Gap at IP. M. and 8.45 P. M.
R.:rev:flees—Morton Aleillichael, Franklin Peale,
Louts A. (Miley, 11. B. Runners, B. R. Martin,
Charles Miner, C. Sherman.
Terms,' $l4 per week.
L. W. BROIMIPAD, Proprietor.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
CRESSON SPRINGS.
This delightful and romantic watering place, situ
ated on the summit of the Allegheny Nfountains, at
Cresson Station, on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
WILL BE OPENED -FOR TUE RECEPTION OF
GUESTS ou MONDAY, Jame 12th, 18t5.
Several new Cottages have been erected, the
Grounds have been beautified and improved, and
Cresson is now one of the most beautiful hill-homes
in the United State cursion Tickets, good un
til October Ist, are issuedby the Petwylvania Rail
road Company'.
For further information address
GEO. W. MULLIN, Proprietor,
CRESSON SPRINGS.
Cambria county, Pa.
r c PURA TA .MT. SPRINGS.—THIS
daughtrul and romanttn watering - place, beauti
ftdly Situated In the healthiest settion of Lancaster
county, and acknowledged to he the "garden spot"
of Pennsylvania, will open for the neconunodatlon
cationgsts on the 15th of June. Railroad communi
twice a day from Philadelphia, on the Penn
sylvania or Reading Railroad, and daily from Balti
more and New York.
For particulars address the Proprietor,
11-gem J• W. FREDERICK.
CARPET CHAINS,. YARNS', AND
WlcKS.—Large invoice. Jest. received and for
SOW tU duurrc, st lowest matkut rateS.
. R EOWE. CST O.N, tt CO;,
157 and 159 Nortlt Ilium Street.
CABINET* FURNITURE.
MOORE CAMPION,
261 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
are prepared to follow the decline in the market in
the price of their Furniture. Pureintsers will please
On awl wougsic our giQv F 9., • Toyio-17'
.
WANTS.
WANTED -A SITI7ATION AO TRA
ypiiinx Salesman for a responsible limn; has a
large acquaintance with Country Merchants in this
Stale, also in the West; can sell any kind of goods.
Good referencegiven. Address " .H. r., ,, Press
Office, for two days. jy6-2t*
WANTED—A SITUATIQN BY AN
intelligent Lad to learn Wale Wholesale
business. Can give good city references. Address
"11. A. 8.,' , Press once. fyll-3t*
WANTED -AN EXPERIENCED
Book-keeper inn Market-street linuse. To
suitable pa rxon a fair salary will be Oren. A(o
dreag Box IV P. 0. jya-3V
I- UN U N
good Rooms, VD BOARD, in a private fa
Italy, or w litre there Wrt. , but few boarders. Loma
tion preferred west of Broad street. Address Box
70, Post-ollice.3Y4-3t*
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED
I'
SaIesman,ITUATION as I - tok-keepr, Account
ant, or In any sin:War Capcity. No ob
jection to ffo to the country. Apply at No. 123
South PIPPII Street. 13,141t*
WANTED, BY A LARGE AND OLD
established Dry-goods house, two good Sales
men, controlling &large trade, the one froth Penn
sylvania the oilier from the Western States. with
such libe'ral arrangements will be made. Address
" C. B. A.," PreBB office.
ANY ACTIVE. BUSINESS MAN OF'
moderate expectations, strict integrity and re
gular habits, willing to advance 000 for the interests
of the trade, 0:L11 secure a desirable situation' as
manager of the Indoor basineSs Of the California
Wine Agency; Fifth anti Chestnut streets. Apply
to G. 114 JONES, Agent for Perkins Stern, & Co. 'a
California Wines, Finn Street,' above Chest
nut. it*
A GENTS WANTED. FOR OUR
Great National Work, "THE LIFE, TIDIES,
AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF ABRAHAM' LIN
COLN," by L. P. Brockett. Teachers, ladies, en
ergetic young men, and especiallyreturned and dis
abled officers anti soldiers, in want of profitable
employment, will find It peculiarly adapted to their
Condition. Send for cireulnrs. Address
It* "JONES, BROS• , & CO., Philadelphia, Pa."
ASALESMAN, WITH CITY AND
- near Trade is upon for an engagement in a
first-class Dryhoods or Cloth House. Address
" E. F. H.," this office. jy64t.
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE. LIFE
OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. By Dr. J. G. Hol
land. No comment is necessarp the author's repu
tation as a writer Is fully estahl shed. Experienced
canvassers know why it Belts. /wareßs, for terms,
NORRIS BARNA.ItO, Elk View,
Chester county, Penna.
3e30-12t
h, GENTS WANTED FOR "THE
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New York Tribune Correspondent.
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and contain more of the fact, incident, and romance
of the war than any other work yet published.
Teachers, ladies, energetic young men, and espe
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doubting applicant. Send for circulars. Address
JONES, BROS., & CO., N. E. corner SIXTH and
DIINOR Streets, Philadelphia, Penna. • Jell-im
ROY WANTED-IN A WHOLESALE
HARDWARE STORE.
Address, in the handisTiting of the applicant,
“Box No. 350 Philadelphia Post Office." jy6-2r
et WANTED TO PURCHASE-AT A
JCL reasonable figure, a Property on Eighth or
Ninth street, between Vine and Arch. Address
• Bonds, " .IVortla American, office.
.Iy7-3t
eft WANTED TO RENT—A STORE
Jra. AND BASEMENT, or a whole building, on
Market or Chestnut, between Second and Seventh
streets, or on Third or Fourth streets, between
Chestnut and Arch, for a Wholesale Carpet Store.
Address " L. a 0.," 113ARt North BROAD 'Street,
Philadelphia. jy6-3t,*
ei WANTED TO RENT-ON OR
.I=kabout the first of September, by a responsible
and prompt paying tenant, a good DWELLING
HOUSE, within a short distance of Jhroad and
Chestnut. Address, for one week, "W. IL P.,"
Ledger O ffi ce. Jy6-2t
ei t WANTED-BY A VERY. DESlRA
amiable tenant, a Residence, with modern conve
niences, situated within Aftln
twenti r utes , walk from
the Continental, worth about . Apply to
RORER NACU - REG-OR,
419 WALNUT Street.
746- vtrnat
$lOOOO 0,000, AND $3,000 TO
9 LOAN ON MORTGAGE.
E. CARPENTER & SON,
242 South Tlintll Street.
NI A MONTH.—I WANT AGENTS
la everywhere at*7o a mouth, expenses paid,
to sell FIFTEEN ARTICLES, the best selling ever
offered. Pull particulars free. Address OTIS T.
GAREY, Biddeford, Maine. mylo-d&W3n
sl2s e
MONTH.—AGENTS WANT
SHAW&E LARK I vMA i tatritit e maw
SEWING MACIUNE, the only low-price machine
In the country which is licensed by Grover & Baker,
Wheeler & Wilson, Howe Singer & Co., and
Bacbelder. All other machines now sold for less
than forty dollars each are infringements, and the
seller and user are liable tome and imprisonment.
Salary and expenses, or large commission, allowed.
Illustrated circulars sent free. Address SHAW &
CLAIM, Biddeford, Maine. inyle-d &Wain
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
FOR SALE-500 SHARES PHILADEL
phia and Sugar Creek 011 Company; 500 shares
Mammoth Coal and 011 Company. Address
"Stocks," Box 17Th P. 0. It*
glik FOR SALE-1,800 ACRES OF THE
FINEST TIMBER, COAL, AND OIL LANDS
in Centre county, Pa., and less than two miles from
a railroad. There Is on this property a large new
two-story Steam Saw Mill, capable of cutting from
two to three million feet annually; one Lath, three
Shingle Mills, and three new Frame Houses, all In
complete order, and put up at a cost of sls,oeft
relmoe. "nrtono. rine. and
From fifteen to twenty
SeTOl /”..M.J...4 mein emtocK on the tract. h White
pi re . - s i. Thri atth ei r2f r i. 11 l u l f i l u Ir i thousand r e n tprOnt.
r aid with Bituminous
Coal, and a five-foot vein is now opened. An 011
Spring has been discovered; a compthy fortned,
have their engine on the ground ft derrick i
ready for operninu, ap within .th...' .h.t-,..e Airy' 411(
tile Case u property. - .Double
For further information, nobly toD.S. CAD
WALLADER, No. 10 S. FgeßTDStrcet, Room
No. 4, second story, where a plot can be seen and a
~,,,,,,trid description of the property
irt - ..“....)....1_,,f r h,„ .. ~,. .
Office 110W , ' ,
t. 1 21111, 3 , 7 4- ktg , p„t : 2 2 I'. - M.:alai
kne -P at ° C R OTT S A VJEYI, 3 11 ,1 1. . 14 J e th r t e l s ‘ about ina% -.
the town of G osh=_,,r to mossELL Atriag.
ts
the sea elm
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A and
B AY A. AL N ?A ro I o S .SI . . E
•!..:,.-poR SALE Lreet.
10, -, 1 , - „,„,,, n u. I.Dzscr,co-YL!Aitzs,
-W w-- 0..n. cor. .1 , uURTH and WALNUT a te.
REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE. -
NEW MONTHLY CATALOGUE, JUST OUT.
NEW MONTHLY CATALOGUE, JUST OUT.
FOR oIIA.TuiTOUS DISTRIBUTION.
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION.
FOR (3-KATI/UV US DISTRIBUTION.
10,000,000 WOKTH OF REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE.
$5,000,000 WORTH OF REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE,
$5,000,000 WORT SSEEAL ESTATE FOR
No person wishing to purchase city or suburban
property should fall to get a copy, positively the
greatest production ofthe age to parties interested,
5,000 copies having been called for in one year. Said
catalogue contains a great number of desirable
building lots. GEO. C. MILLER, Practical Real
Estate Operator, 155 North Sixth Street. Jy6-It
FOR SALE. - SPRUCE STREET,
J=ll WEST OF FIFTEENTH.
Magnificent first-class dwelling, positively. Lot
22 ft. front by 140 ft. deep to a street. Only $25,000,
and possession given.
ONE WEST SPRUCE STREET, AND CORNER
_
OF ANOTHER MAIN STREET.
Large, neat dwelling. Lot 21 ft. 6 in. front by 140
ft. deep. Only $28.000.
WALNUT SilltEET, NORTH SIDE, WEST OF
Neat, four-story dwelling. Only 61.1,006, and pos
session. Lot 18 by 155 to a street.
NO. 415 SOUTH FIFTEENTH STREET.
Very large, neat double mansion, with yard on
each side. Lot 56 ft. front by 108 ft. deep on Kneass
street. 814.000.
NORTHWEST CORNER SEVENTH AND VINE
STREET,
Opposite Franklin square. Large first-class
dwelling—twenty rooms. Lot 24 by 155 ft. deep on
Seventh street. Price, $15,000. Immediate posses-
Mon.
Besides near 2,000 otherproperties in all sections
of the city, G•kotton C. MILLER,
Practical Real BMW Operator,
155 North SE,4TII Street.
TO LET-RENT $6OO, STORE 911
AUK North SECOND Street. Inquire 139 South
FIFTH Street. it.
a FOR SALE.-HANDSOME SIDE-
Jrda YARD DWELLING, NO. 2129 SPRING GAR
DEN Street. Also No. 1937 MOUNT VERNON
Street. Immediate possession.
.H6-3t . E. WRIGLEY & CO., 121 S. FOURTH St.
d i , FOR SALE-THE WELL-BUILT
ma STABLE PROPERTY No. 8.1.3 Perth street.
Perth street is east of Eighth and north from Par
rish. 82,200, clear. Also, the Horses, Carriages,
&e., all very cheap, M ILLER,
jyG-3t 155 North girrii Street,
tFOR SALE—No. 1609 WALNUT
Street, $25,000; elegant four-story brown-stone
front dwelling.
*25,000 will purchase a magnificent four-story
brown-stone front Dwelling,22 feet front,ou Spruce
street, west of Seventeenth.
BROAD STREET, WEST SIDE, ABOVE BROWN.
—Elegant large Dwelling. Lot 20 by 190,t0 a street.
Only dc19,000, and possession.
SOL TDIVEST CORNER OF ELEVENTH AND
SPRING GARDEN STREETS.—Large side-yard
Dwelling. Lot 38 feet front by 00 feet deep. Only
00,500. and
_possession.
VINE STREET, SOUTH SIDE, WEST OF SIX
TEENTH.—Very elegant four-story brown-stone
front Dwelling. Everything In first-Mass order.
Lot 21. by 140. Only 9,03,000, With possession.
Besides hundreds of others in all
Os
sections of the
city. GEO. 0. MILLER,
jy6-3t 155 North SIXTH Street.
FOR SALE-WITH IMMEDIATE
16i pOSSCSO3II;
DINTUA 11 1902 Mount Vernon street.
Dwellings' 1904 and 1000 Mount Vernon street.
Dwelling,
Mount Vernon street.
Dwelling, 1901 Green street.
Dwellings, 2213 and 2225 Spring Garden street.
Dwelling, HOS Wood street.
Dwelling, Mount Vernon street; east of Sixteenth.
B. F. GLENN, 123 South FOURTH,St.,
yl or S. W. COT. SEVENTEENTH and GREEN.
ie4 FOR SALE—SHADY SIDE—
A
alk
ilsgs. beautiful country residence, with
tifty
four acres, twenty-four miles north of Philadelphia.
The land is In a high state of cultivation,haudsomely
located on the Bethlehem turnpike, within half a
mile of Me-Lexington Station (North Pennsylva
nia Bailroad.) The Improvementa UMW; or a large
Brick House, with shade, shrubbery, choke trail,
sheds,namental trees; a large barThearriago houses,
Ste. For particulars, inquire of
.t. or F. MATTIS,
jy.l-6V , No. 13 South WATEIt Street, Philada.
opl FOR SALE-AN ELEGANT RESI
DENCE, on West GREEN Street, with side
yard, Welled with all the modern conveniences.
Apply to
je3o4it. SAMUEL L. CLEMENT,
21A0 TH,IRD Street.
ARCH-STREET RESIDENCES
-
a FOR SALE—Several first-dues HOUSES.. .oath
side of ARCH street, weet of Nineteenth, etubra ,
ing all the modern improvements. Apply at 1839
ARCH street.
M ACKEREL, HERRING, SHAD, . G 045-- —2,500 bias. brass. Nos. 1. 2, ruin 3 Mackerel
late-caliKlit flat fish, in assorted Plc" g"'
2,000 MO, NeW - Eastport, Fortune BaY, awl Hall
faX. Herring,
2,0 4 Inmea Lubec, scaled, No. 1 Herring.
150 Mils. New Mess Staid.
250 boxes Merklaner-coular Cheese, &c.
hi store and for sale by MITIII'HY KONS,,
i4O NORTH WIANItVk..
E3IFoY FOR TILE PILES.—THIS
l s ' elm:glen!. tiled wine Is a vertain cure
or . Prepar
nts
ed
by DENEY C01041:01, Druggist. F 5:110,50 ce
per t,...,he Lancaster & Wilts, N. E. corny' Mitt h
and A rcil • 91 ry
Aeto. Philadelphia: Lt. & ,W. Ming-
Drusgl a. Wiltuingtult, Pub tt.
...
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10 12„ 15-IjonsE POWER, ENGINES,
9 Boring 1 . 066, planers, LatlieN., Pinching
and Drilling Machines, 011-Wel l. Taring.
For sale hy
HATHAWAY. LEACH, & spEAnNs,
JYT-PA irl AMU Attp4t,'gwuctortot
AUCTION SALES.
- -
RERRNESS' BAZAAR, NINTiI
AUCTION streete.
1 11 1 01101.1' SALE Or HORSES, ft.,
ON SATURDAY MORNINQ
next, at 10 wetoen, comprising about
TY HOSES,
suited to harness F
a lF nd the sadd ß le. Full deserlptloni
at awe.
ALSO,
New and second-bond Carriages. tight Wagons,
&c., vr;th Which the sale will emomeilee.
Single Ind Double Harness, Saddles, Bridles, 10.
Jiir Stele of Horses, &c., on Wednesdar.
A.I.FRED M. MLIMMESS.
Auctioneer.
„ p m FIERItNtSS , BAZAAR
NINTH AND SAN'4oNI hitittlMS.
SALE ON ACCOUNT Ole TUE UNITED STATES.
ON MONDAY MORNING NEXT,
July 10th, at 10o , clock.„ at pus Bazaar, will be sold
SEVEN -FIVE
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY HORSES,
Navy of them very superior animals, lied sold be
e aim they are no tenger required for the. service.
Terms Cash, United States currenrv.
ALFRED N. iIIeRKNESS,
131-31; If Am.tioneer.
OFFICE, DEPOT COMMISSARY OP
HUBSIbTENCE.
WAsnmemox. D. C. July 3 Istg,_
AUCTION SALE OF AWN'S TALLOW, EAR.
RELS', &C. .
WM be sold at Public AnCtion on virBI3INgSDAY
1801, at 10 o'clock /6.. M., at SIXTII-STREPP
WEARY. the following arINCIeS, More or less t
7,001 afiltell Wel Hides.
MS BIT do
538 Sheep Pelts. do.
10 Calfl3 B / 2 18.
24,807 pounds Beer Tallow.
11,840 Vales neer
2.055 gallons Notttsfoot 011,
1,000 pottnds Tallow CraeltilnFa,.
3,175 Flodr Barrels, (2 lien , lB.) .
1,000 Poet do do.
1,100 Bacon, Pork, Fist, Coffee, and vinegar
Barrels.
7 Cords Barrel Staves and headings.
Terms—Casii;.ln Government tuna.
G. BELL,
J36-5t Lieut. Colonel and Corn. of Subsistence
NOTICE,----GOVEI
BALES on SAYI/111
o'clock A. M., an d on e'
until further notice, wilt
PURVEYOR'S DRPOT, S
CHERRY Strects,PhiladM
articles of United States
Property, which have beet
needed by the Department
Iron Bedsteads
Mattresses, (hair-straw,)
Sheets, (linen tt cottOrt,)
Pillow Cases,
Blankets,
Counterpanes,
Drawers,
Tables,
Shirts,
Washstands,
Numerous artielOir of w
lie sold.
No Infected articles sold
MMEEN
A BLOWER ENGINE, WITH FAN,
formerly attached to the nevenue Steamer
WARD, wlithe sold ut attatfoti, On MONDAY Horn
fill?, 1011 ingtant, at 11 o'clock, at the Appralaertio
Store, FRONT and LOMPARD. Jr.-at
NEW CHESTNUT-STREET THEA.
TRE.—COTTON & MURPHY'S MINSTRELS.
SEVENTEEN STAR PERFORMERS.
BEN COTTON, the Inimitable Comedian.
JOE MURPHY, the Champion Bone Player.
New Songs, new Jokes, new Burlesques, new A.Cta.
EVERY EVENING.
IMMENSE SUCCESS EVERYWHERE.
Entertainments select, original, and relined. Don't
fall to see the Champion Troupe of America. jpl-It
NEW CHESTNUT-ST. THEATRE.-
SATURDAY, July 10th,
LAST DAY OF THE MINSTRELS,
Two Grand Performances—AFTEßNOON AND
EVENING. jyB-8L
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH
ALA: STREET THEATRE.
BENEFIT OF FRANK DREW.
TO-NIGHT (Friday s ) July 7th, ISOs
Mons. Jlteriues ,
BURLESQUE EAST LYNNE.
UNWARRANTAI3LE INTRUSION
UPON STUABT BOBSON BY
RANK DREW.
MONDAY, 10th, MISS F.TTIE HENDERSON.
CONCERT HALL, CHESTNUT
ABOVE TWELFTH.—A PANORAMIC VIEW
OF THE ASSASSINATION OF ABRAHAM LIN..
COLN.—Owing to the approaching P Anniversary of
our National independence, the Panorama of the
Scenes and 'lncidents connected with the Assassi
nation of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, and the attempt
ed Assassination of W. H. SE WARD, has been
postponed until
:WEDNESDAY EVENING, July sthlE6s,
when it will be exhibited at the above ' Hall, and
even evening during tile week. Tickets for 8810 as
the Hall. Doors oven at 7 o'clock. Fertertnance
commences at 8 o'clock.
Jy3-st* W. W. DAVIS, General Agent.
ACADEMY OP FINE ARTS, CHEST
NUT Street, above Tenth—Open from 9A. M.
till 0 P. M. Benjamin West's great picture of
CHRIST REJECTED still ou Exhibition, Mil
EDUCATIONAL.
VOUNG MEN PREPARED FOR TILE
-a. Counting House and business life, at
CRITTENDEN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
NO, 637 CHESTNUT Street corner of Seventh.
Instruction in Book-keeping; Penmanshin.
lotions, &c. Telegraphing, on both sound and pa r
per instruments. No vacations. Students Instruct..
ed separately, and at such times as may best snit
their convenience. )y.}-at*
BOA RDING.
DAY BOARD-WITH FIRST-CLASS
a..."DINNERS, at No. ORA South WASHINGTON
Square. jy6-2m.•
REMOVALS.
EMOVAL.—OLUNET & CLAGITORN
-AA.. have removed to Store Nos, 22 and pit South
WHARVES, above Chestnut Street, where they
will have on band constantly a supply or FlBll,
CHEESE, and PROVISIONS. Jy4-Btv
p --
EMOVAL.GEO. W. WATSON dr.
.11-t , CO. have removed their CARRIAGE REPOSI
TORY to their old place, No. 1R11.9 CHESTNUT
Street (under Concerc Rano where they will keep a.
stock of carriages or their own make, and will re
ceive orders for every description of nrst-eittss
work.
JUNE 7, 1883.
_19;...11.
EL VIDERE „.
ROAD. DELAWARE RAIL.
2 ...
• • ,
VirtOUG •
NORrp
Connecting directly— HER N ,
s c ra4 lr,
WATER GAP,
GREAT BEND,
WILIOESBARRE, 'BUFFALO
AND THE
GREAT LAKER.
Through Tickets sold and Baggage Checked
through to all principal points North and West.
je9-im W. H. GATZMER, Agent.
atiMIRM CA." MAY,
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD.
FROM FOOT OF WALNUT STREET, AT
8.30 A. IL IT te m AND EXPRESS. DUB
2.30 P. M,, iIASSENGER. Due at 6.0 P.
EXPRESS. Due at 7.46 P, M.
4.30 P. M.,
Fare, $3.00. Servants, $3.00.
EXCURSION TICKETS, *5.00. 1 Coupon Tleketti s
obe used by one person only, for *25.00.
Passger arta Itngtenge titken to and from Om
181 mitt utaptittiou 'without additional chare,
Freight daily from sandford's Wharf, below'
Spruce street.
Iletarntng Trains leave CAPE MAY at 8.30 A.M.,
Mall:
A. A. M., ExArens ; 5 I'. M., Accommodation:
8.20 A A.
Freight.
J. VAN RENSSELAER, Supl.
PHILADELPHIA, July 5, 1865. jy6-tsel
------- CAMDEN AND AT
.„
s , LAVVICI limmici4p,
svaimEß ARILANGEMENT*—
THROUGH. IN TWO HOURS.
On and after SATURDAY, July Ist, 1865, MEI
rains daily to Atlantic City, and one on Sunday,
TRAINS LEAVE VINE-STREET FERRY
as follows-
-
..........
§pecial Excursion ~ 0.30 A. M.
Mail Train 3O A, M.
Freight, with Passenger Car attached.... 9,15 A. M.
Express (through in two hours) 2.00 P. M.
Atlantic Accommodation 4.15 P. M.
RETURNING, LEAVE ATLANTIC.
Atlantic Accommodation 5.47 A, M.
Express (through in two hours) " OS A. Itl.
Freight, with Passenger Car attached...ll.47 A. M.
Mail Train 4,45 P. M.
,pedal Excursion 5.18 P. M.
MINDAY MAIL MUM.
Leattes Vine-street Ferry at 7,30 ao M.
noturning, war.; Atientte at 4015 r.
Fare to Atlantic, 92. Iteinid-trip Tickets, good.
only for the day and train on which they are Issued,.
ill
JUNCTION ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Vine-street Ferry at 5.30 P. M.
Leave Jackson at OM A. M.
EXTRA HADDoNFIELD TRAINS.
Leave Vine-street Ferry at 10.15 A. M. and 1.15 P. M.
Leave Hadtionlield at 11.45 A. M. *Ad 2.45 P.M.
N. B.—Freight must he delivered at Cooper's
Point before fi o'clock P. IL to insure itsplng flown
the next day. MIN G. DM ANT,
Jc2B-tf Agent.
awingo PHILADELPHIA
AND READING RAILROAD.
EXCURSION TICKETS.
GOOD FROM. an TO Svir JULF_, INCLUSIVE,
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
To Norristown & baek.7s;To Pottsville & back #l,3s
To Plicenixvillo "..V.2.5iT0 Tamaqua „ Cgs
To PottBtovai LaSiTo Lebanon "..,, 4.t
To IteNdllll{ Z. 70 To Harrisburg .. 5.01
And Detween ail alter stadium, at a re.due - ticin
one , tlnra from the regular titteL
Jyl-Ot JOHN WELCH, General Ticket Agent,
aliggigiE EPHRATA AND
LITIZ SPIIINtIS, VIA.
READING AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
CLOSE CONNECTIONS AT READING.
On anti after MONDAY, June 1201, passengers rue
the above Springs will leave PIIILA DELPHI A.
AND READING RAILROA I) DEPOT, THIE.
TEENTH and CALLOWIIILI. Streets, at 8 A. M.
and 3.30 P. 31 . arrlv big at Ephrata at 12.23 anti 7.2$
P. M., cud at Litiz at I and 7,6
RNINS M.
RETUG ,
Leave Id. a saa and 2.15 P.M., and Ephrata.
at 3.42 A. and 8,44 itrrlylng Ja rutin, oinbm.
at 12.45 and 7,03 P. 30.13-ttl
. _
. , .
EXCURSIONS. TO
LONG BRANCH.—Trilltui Poe
1 w Branch will leave Cooper , a Point. 1 , re T ally - (s ii.lays exeepted,) itt 0.15 A. 31. 1 , tire, 43...
ifiCiliSiltint 'rickets, good fur three .10).3, iiol. EXtra
trait , on SliturtliGs a 4.30 P. :M. Rewriting, arrive
at Camden , at 0.10 A. 11 ii .) : 10lay: .
csa-sm E Agent, Camden.
AIkSTEA M. SILIP NORMAN,
r11(04. BOSTON v—Consiguees trf innr.
olutudtse net above steno= will please send role
theli
Jya-goods, now landing itt PlNE.street NVltnrr.
I.t.E.NRY WOSOIt &
FM ESTEY S
COTTAGE ORGANS,
Not only VNEXCELLNP, hat ws.r.quALL.zu in
.Intettl - of one and Power, dosigninl
Churches and stdtoots, bat fooan to, he squally
adopted to the Parlor and Drawlog.floom. Wee
Bale truly by 11, Itatll 4 3N,
No. 13 North BEVENTII Street..
Also, a complete assotutent of the Perfect Me.
ledou constantly on hand. 11321411
THE CHEAPEST FRUIT JARS IN
TIIFI ISIAIIKET.—QiaItrt (lamalo Jars at litt per
doz., complete.lt AItTELL 6: otTruitwoitTll t
10, 16 North rirrm. street, toot NO. M. MINWS
THE CHEAPEST FRIThT JARS IN
the Marhet —Quart Capstll t e . Jitee nt , 4l2pey_4o;2_,
complete. & Llll cttwoit vo.
AMU finli tUld On AUX= 10211-Inll
INMENT AUCTION .
DAY, July Bth, 1885, at 10
very Saturday follOwing.~
11 he sold at MBDIVAL
5. R. corner BROAD and
Aphis, Pa., the following
s Medical and Hospital
111 In use and are no longer
,t, consisting of
Caldrons,
Stoves,
Chairs,
Household, Ritehert Fur
lture,
Willow, Wooden, °Ma'.
cry, and
Tin Ware of all descrip
tions.
Lave to Housekeepers wilt
IMES DtcDOITGALL.
. U.S. A. Died, Purveyor.