The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, July 08, 1865, Image 3

MaltHD THOSE ROSEATE. G ,vrr.s—the lips of
girlhood there should he a fragrant palace
e/egantly furnished with ivory and Coral. To
drop metaphor. Young ladies, yon shouid 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 thisl you ask.
Nothing but Fragrant Sozedont, we reply.
Jy4-tuths 3 t
nun Svccx CO.'S PIANO'S (little used) for
eale at bargains. These pianos have been used
.during, the past winter and spring at concerts,
et public halls, and in private houseS, and
,show no marks of use. Price $2OO less than
31,3 w ones of same style, though all new ones
'have been reduced $75. J. E. Gomm,
je2l-86t Seventh and Chestn a! treas.
_ . _
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A. FINE LINT OF EMBROIDERED PIANO COVERS.
Also new patterns Frolic') furniture chintz.
C. 1%!. cram, & Co., 1026 Ches `nut street.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
• irard..
1E A McNally
A Dalian, Louisville
•Jas Fangwoi. N Y
T Tilghtnan, Maryland
B J Robinson, DT J
E G Barnes, Washington
Jas Sellers
Mrs Maher, New York
RA Colville. Pittsburg
Levi Stein, Baltimore
Wm L Young, New York
T B Freeman, New York
Robt Wallace. Boston
H L Farmer, Boston
II F Holmes, Pittsburg
O I. Fratieig, Pittsburg
B W Franklin,New York
,T H Florence, New York
I H B Homes, Pa
M EN - nivel, Costa Rico
Fabian Brenvel, C'a Rico
Jno R Hunter. Baltimore
B L Fernon. Baltimore
Samuel L Spinner, N Y
P McElhennev, Franklin
Mr Davis, Erie
11 A Sag,e, Easton
F \Vinton's, Winsport
Hodson, Mil rOttSVWC
Wm Lowther , Pa..
Joint Lowther, fa
Henry Noble, Titte.l
H Rm.:mond N
• F Person, N
Cariln, BrooklYn
$ Eiseman, Memphis
2.1 Eiseman, Council Bluff
H G Williams, Ara
Ethr II Sands
F 0 CurnmingsTenn
H Brinkley, Memphis
(; 1) Martin, Alex, Vs
Chas
E Hawley, 1.1
Chas E Brooke, _Pa
Chas G Brooke'
J 31 Rreitor, Harrisburg
1; Petrillo, Huntiugdnl
.1 Tobin
Luther Geen, Pa
John 13 Stiles, Pa,
11 F Russerf, Pa
AV Loos
John Granger
wag are. Huntington
I rninter, 3VeBtmorrd co
W F Cunningham & la Pa
I. 31 Wan, Ohio
I) U 31cLaughlin,
_Pa
Col J Bleakler, Franklin
J Longwell. Franklin
G Follansbee, Pittsburg
A 1.1 Godwin N J
W C iloncy, 'Pottstown
• FOIVICF, N Y
• Goldsborough, Cod
Flores, Costa Rico
Juan Flores, Costa Rieo
Mrs B Bower, Baltimore
• IValiers wf,N J
Prince. BOStOil
C li Sanderson, Boston
g 110115 it la, 'Maryland
S Ednatriek, Pen=
• AVebst er.• Maryland
• Oa abe ten E .N e
, w
as, Pa
F McC, York
' R G Cole, Pa -
John Cooper, ,Nid.
Miss Murtey, Richmond
L S Itheame, Newark
G Id Brown, N Y
[ J C StOddard, Columbus°
Miss H Hilton,Boston
Wm Norman,N C
J Maitland; Pinta,
John Wood, PM)
G SehefFer S wf, Chicago
W Ryan, Pottsville
R 1) EvanS, W Chester
W Forbes, New York
Meat R H Lewis, Ft Del
W W Wright; Delaware
J F Brown, Milford, Del
tfuental.
The Con
J Lowenthal, Wasbn
C Buteler, Jr, Wash
B
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Ilerry,Georgetown,DC
N Carolina
W T ]Many - , New Jersey
ItA. Froocis. New York
Maki /One, N York
J - Mcßee, Brooklyn
Thigh Bone, Yirslnia
A C Finney. Clearfield
T $: wife, Peuna
L Leech. ITS A
F Macmanns, Mexico
S Derr. Jr.. wf, Boston
Mrs F Kramer & 3 eb, Pa
Miss N Beazeiton, Penna
A C Rambranie
J Leisenring & wf, Pa
Miss MD Leisenriug, Pa
'Miss A 111. Leieeuring,
:Rise% LeiseurinK, Pit
F 13 Leisen Penna
Leisenring, Jr, retina
Miss L Douglas, Penna
JR Blount. New York
J Dunker, Steubensville
It A Young, Petersburg
Atm V Kautz, Indiana
ll'll Fritz, Chattanooga
A H Hassler & wf, .W 'V a
T Clark. New York
H S Hayar, New York
Joint Ayer, Boston
B Rosenthal
Nes Lucy Butler,StLouls
J A Morris & wf, Chester
J P New York
Frank Leslie, Jr, N York
Miss E Grier, Pittsburg
Miss A Grier,Pittsburg
J Goueher, Pittsburg
G Holmes, 'Pittsburg
J O'Hara &wf, Pittsburg
Mrs Childs, Pittsburg
Miss Childs, Pittsburg
Miss Robinson. Pittsburg
J RobinSO g n, Pittsburg
Dar is linton & wf,
F Bsell, Pittsburg
Miss W Bissell, Pittsburg
Miss M Bissell, Pittsburg
Mrs Norton & eli,Penna
Miss Hodges, New York
A C Finney, Clearfield
Mrs Wittenthger
J Pardee West Virginia
Miss if i'Lukins, W Va
J K liuil & wf, Lbuisv
Miss HTOSOIL Louisville
Col C M LAM, Louisville
A C Black & urf, OhiO
Mrs Dr Briggs, Ohio
St John George, Kansas
A A Colter & wf, Chin
WP Vaughan & la Balt
W W Orintorff, Baltimore
F %Houghton & la, N Y
Josiah %nig. Pittsburg.
S Campbell, Pittsburg
E Halle, New York
F Cohn, New York.
J R Picton, New York
It D Hart & wf, New York
F W Bolg,inms & wf, Balt
D F Abraham, N C
Col J & VSA
John Boylan, Newark, NJ
erican.
The
N" I' Stevens & wf,Lowell
Miss Grinnuage t _Wask'n
J A W Clarcoe, Wasb'n
J A MeDelitt,Washing'n
W Lorel, New. York
H 0 Wilbur,Vineland,NJ
W nuaslett,Wasliington
If Lewis,. Washington
Haslett, Wastdoeton
Lieut J Condliu,lsl Jersey
Ceo Moore
W E 11nravell, N York
J S Crawford, Elktou,Md,
F w Hart, Conn
H Stnniekson. Salem
W D Hess, New York
OW Gat-Diger. Harrisb`g,
r. 13 Gilmore, New York:
Col Brooke, Pennal
IT Feilberg., Boston
T B Patton, Altoona
tiid
J Mackeling & 2 oh, JL Brylots TJ S
W.Wilson,Baltimore
J W Watson, New York.
Chas Kuttler & wf
H D Heylman & wf. Pa
D A Biggers, St Louis
D.G Dearborn, Penna
H Lear, DoyldStOwn
A Fulton & wf; Baltimore
G B'DarrowN Albany
Andrews. N Hampshire
'B AT Reed, Washington
J Widensall, Altoona
C Mark, Lebanon
W Shirley, Baltimore
R (=ailing
Ochoa, - New Mexico
fd d Clark & wf.New York
W Seymour, Maryland
Chant&
C L Lumberton, Clarion
Jas Norman, N Y _
The Me
Win C JallllAOll, N
J Davis. Baltimore
L W Bryan, "Is• C
Et Gwyn, N C
C F oies, Y
John Moses, Trenton
Jl4 Dale, Harrison La
W IV Young, Ales, Pa
E P Bates
:it sheets, Matamoros 0
8 P Treplett, Yu
Abner Harrington, Del
John Merke, - Easton
John Smith, Va
Gunibarts, Harrisburg
M Mentzer k
& Pittsb'g
rs Lotir
Jesse Tirrell. Boston
F B Gowen. Pottsville
E El Little, Bloomsburg
Hon B Reilly & la, Pa
C W Forrester, Rarrisbg
Chas IV Eikman, Pa
C Et Love, Pittsburg
I ' ,
J Perry, Seabrook N a
Mrs Kidd & son
• . . . . .
S J Cornell 3:,. we, N lil
J T Schofield, Pa
Ho - 1111115h Clark.tarfiThwa
John H Clark Tyrone, I
W G Wardle. Pottsville
teen E W Sturdevaut, Ea
Samuel E MeGear N J
Gen W Lilly, M Chunk
John Ei McUtnly, W Va
W Bouldln Virginia
W E Gaines. Virginia
Jos D Tally, U S A.
IF A Dilworth
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D H Lutz, Pottsville
John Craig, Pa
Miss Miele, Easton
CautW II Stotzertbach,Pa
Hugh Lyons, Pa
'Oliver Pearson, Pa
nion.
F W Field, Michigan
A 13 Kuhns, Atlantic City
J Thomas, Ohio
Miss L J3iirke, Pa
- McAlpine et la, Halifax
E Van Dein, Troy, Pa
J Sharp, Penulngtonville
Robt Manson, Michigan
PT Fausnanelt, Phila
N M Fernaid & wr
GF Jones. 17 S A
Burg J 1) L Hall, Wash
J C Harvey, Harrisburg
A Willis
T Alleu
Salmi S Sharp, Pa
C H McWhorter Del
Miss A Jamison: Del
J}l Laughlin
Geo 1) Du..sell, Pittsburg
k Bear.
The Bl*
SCI G Hoffman, Lehigh co
J F 'Avers Northampton
MN" Vanardsdalcia, Pa.
N White, Dolington
C Roads, Somerton
Si' Hogeland, Somerton
hltnads & la. Somerton
W Bothwell, Hartsville
1 Yerkes, Hartsville
IA Buckman, Penna
C Buckman; Penn»
J Wbttal, :Northampton
J Northampton
I Gruber, Armville
I I S Trexler, Dolington
S Cron, Lebanon co
S Janney, Yardleycille
Dr J S Rediling,Somert'a
• s Union.
The Stat
W H Benner & wf, Pa.
Jas D"Witman, Balt
, A C Hildebrand, Penna
Samuel L Garrett, Del
jails 6 Carson, Pa
Jag C Wilson
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tin Baker, Wltslilngton
John Jennings, Pa
R Dillon, Washington
W S Thompson, Pa
J E Southard,
Jos Knotwell, Columbia
H H Long, Harrisburg
Cif bast, Kutztown, rs.
W E Beatty, Erie, Pa
W N
Frost, ew York
Miss .Liazie Frost, N Y
mereial.
ift Cowgill, Delaware
G F. Davis Penna.
J Hamill, Xenia, ia
B Dias., S A
J C Sem
Mrs M Lewis
Mrs W P Magill
S Bailey, Chester co, Pa
The Co
F Irrers,lF Chester
S I 3 Sunlit
Joel Johnson, Pellll2
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EH Shanta,RiehmondOin
pJ Brower, Richmond
J Wilson. Bucks co
W Jackson, Penna
S Crawford, Elkton,Md
P. Eastburn & wf,Penna
ey Sheaf.
The Barl
Rout Conard, Bucks co.
W McDowell. Bucks co
David Blair, Bucks co
T 0 Atkinson, Bucks ea
cks itirkbride. Attleboro ,
Levi Bennett, U 5 A
!John Briggs, Bucks co
A B Wyatt. N
David Fell. Ducks cO
E Evtiren. Ahseeoni
D McWilliams, Trenton
Deo Wean, Trenton
Jas F N can, Philadelphia
T E Pickering, Bucks co
lq Ciimv, -Nwilivnie
Bison.
C Arnet, New Jersey
B 6innnons, Willy., Del
Jobe Biackfau kts IL*, Pa
Gee W tiharp, N J
'John Kelsey, Penna.
G ".."..Z
Jones, ew York
The M
F B Jones & la. Penna
F Parker. N Jersey
J Blackburn. Del
J H Jones & la, N J
John:Sloss. New York
AM., A P Penna
The Bald Eagle.
B W Bmitli. Bucks 'coC Palmer, Etlgewooa
Th I
J 31 Fos,
umnelstown C 1) Beam., Bucks co
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SUMMER ENJOTISEENTS.
BY THE BARD OF TOWER 'LULL.
Now, in this cheering time,
Nature's treasures
Yield us pleasures
Such as only grace her prime:
Upon thetu we should seize,
Since earthly bliss
(We all know this)
Like to a shadow flees.
Now Is your chance to look
Ou each fair scene
Of rural green,
Or angle in the placid brook,
While seated in the shade ;
Or, What's more sweet,
In grove to meet
And walk with some fair maid.
But oft it seems, from swelt , ring heat,
A task to walk,
To gaze, or talk.
No scenes with joy you greet,
If you are Brest too warm ;
So, in such clothes
As Bennett shows
lie careful to ciu obe. your form.
All kinds, styles, and sizes of clothing, men•s,
youth's and boys', all grades, from medium to su
perfine. Although our sales are large and rapld, we
have a full and complete assortment, new and fash
ionable, which is being replenished daily. Our
prices, being based upon the lowest market rates of
the season, are lower than the lowest elsewhere. Au
eaanduation invited. TOWER HALL,
NO. 518 MAREET Street,
BENNETT & CO.
A SCIENTIFIC VEGETABLE COMBINATION
OF 1L INGREDIENTS, DELICATELY PERFUMED.
"Lwidon Mar Color Restore). and Dressing."
AMECII
MARES TILE
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LOnliOß"
" .0ii(1011”
LOnaon. •
" London ••
"London'
HAIR SOFT,
GLOSSY, •
AND
LUXITRIAMT
ltEsutstnEit l—lt is entirely different from the many
articles that have been issued from time to time, and
li the only Itio,vm. Restorer of Color and perfect Hair
Drawing cimbinett. It is delicately perfumed, and
Can be applied by the hand or soft brush, as it does
not stain the skin, or soil the Attest linen.
BALDNESS.—It will positively stop the Hair from
falling, and cause it to grow on bald heads, in all
cases where the follicles are left.
Single Bottles, 75 cents. nix Betties, V. Sold by
:DR. bWAYNE & SON, 330 North SIXTH St.
TWO BAD CASES OF PILES CURED BY
DR. STRICELAND'S PILE REMEDY. Mr. Glass,
Of Janesville, Wisconsin, writes for Lae benefit of
all who suffer with the Piles, that he has been
Aroubled for eight years with an aggravated co,c of
and his brotherly:as discharged from the army
as incurable, (lie being quite paralyzed with the
Piles.) Both these distressing eases were cured with
one bottle of Dr. Strickland's Pile Remedy. The
recommendation of these gentlemen, beside the
daily testimonials received by Dr. Strickland, ought
to convince those suffering that the most aggra
vated chronic cases of Piles are cured by Dr.
Strickland's Pile Remedy. It is sold by Druggists
everywhere..
3 crisE6',—SOLDTERS RETURXMO HoarE
yon N.: mu a good, substantial, cheap, and fashion
able mat or Citizens' Clothing. Go to Jones'
OLD-ESTABLISHED
ONE PRICE
CLOTHING HOUSE,
GOI MARKET STREET,
ABM SIXTII.
CILEVALIER's LiFE FOR THE HAIR Will
restore Gray Hair to its ORIGINAL COLOR; strength
ens and promata tine growth of the maw /Ear;
stops its falling ont in three days; keeps the head
clean, cool and healthy: can be used freely; contains
nothing Injurious; TILE BEST lIAIR-DRESSING EVER
OFT ERED TO THE PUBLIC; it is recommended and
ne ed by the first medical authority. Sold at the
drug-stores and at any office, No. 1123 Broadway.
I assure all persons the above preparation will do
all that is claimed for it.
jyS-ttithal2t SARAH A. CHEVALIER, M. D.
THROW PHYSIC TO THE DOGS, I'LL NONE
OP IT."
To make assurance doubly sure
Pit take "—PLANTATION BITTERS.
They never fail.
This great Stomachic Healer, so long and favora
bly known to the American public, is just what the
people need. It is a remedy they can rely on. Per
Dyspepsia, Heartburn, licadache, Dizziness, Agae,
Liver Complaints, Pains in the Side and Back, .te.,
it has no equal; not the least among its virtues is its
extreme pleasantness to the taste and immediate
beneficial effect. Try it, ye dyspeptics, and be
cured! jyB-et
THE EXQUISITE " EMAIL. DE PARIS."--.
In the general exodus from town to the country and
sea-shore, ladies should add to their toilette Case
‘ 4 L +Email de Paris," which will effectually prevent
freckles, tan, and the discolorations caused by the
salt air, keeping the skin clear, soft, and white.
0111CCTS and soldiers, whose faces have been bronzed
by long-continued exposure, wilt And "Email de
Paris" will restore the skin to more than its origi
nal purity and whiteness. "Email de Paris" is
especially endorsed by Miss Lucille Western, Mlle
Vestvali, Mrs. D. r. &Mel's, and other celebrated
actresses, whose position renders their judgment
unerring and valuable. Sold by all Druggists, Per
fumers, and Hairdressers. Orders by mail should
be addressed
to JARED & RENE, Philadelphia,
who, upon application, will send circulars to any
address. jeS-mws-tf
SOMETHING COOL FOR THE HOT WEATHER.
Something Coot for the Hot Weather.
Something Cool for the Hot Weather.
Something Cool for the Hot Weather.
Linen Sacks. Linen Pants. Linen Vests.
Linen Sacks. Linen Pants. Linen Vests.
Linen Sacks. Linen Pants. Linen Vests.
Linen Sacks. Linen Pants. Linen Vests.
Linen Dusters. Linen Dusters.
Linen Dusters. Linen Dusters.
Linen Dusters. Linen. Dusters.
Linen 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.
a splendid assortment of Seasonable Cloth
ing, of every variety, for sale by
PERRY & CO.,
No. 303 CHESTNUT Street, above Third,
N 0.600 Cansrsux St. (Granville Stokes' old stand.)
S. E. Corner of. SEVENTH anti MARKET Sta. (Jones.)
ITCH CURED IN FROM 12 TO 48• HOURS
ARMY ITCII CURED IN FROM a TO 48 . 110W18.
ARMY ITCII CURED IN FROM 12 TO 98 1101TRS.
ARMY ITCH CURED IN FROM 12 TO:48 HOURS.
Dr. Sweryne's AU-Healing Ointment never falls to
cure the worst cases Tetter, Scald Head, Salt
Xtheuxa, all Eruptions. Prepared may by Dr.Swaxxs
& Sov, 330 North Sixth street.
FOR LEAKS AROUND CHIMNEYS, SCUT
TLES, Skylights, Trap-doors, Cracks In the Roofing,
&c., or as a water-proof Paint, try STEAD'S
WEATHER-PROOF CEMENT, which does not
crack or peel off like other articles. In boxes of 8
lbs. for 81.20. Sold by TRUMAN & SHAW, No. 835 .
(Eight Thirty-live) MARKET Street, below Ninth.
TUE SnwiNG-HOLDER IS A NEAT AND
low-prieeo bobstitnto for the Sewing-Bird, and the
SP:led-Holder prevents its rolling about. Both
should be in the work-basket of every lady. Sold
by TRUMAN & SHAW, No. 835 (Eight Thirty-tlve)
'MARKET Street, below Ninth.
OUTRAGEOUSLY 110 T WEATHER.
Hot! hot! hot!
What? what? what?'
Smoke! oh, smoke!
It islit ajoke !
The hottest day that ever we felt—
So terribly hot that we almost melt.
We roast, and boll, and bake, and stew,
And don't see how we're going to get through.
Boil and simmer, and stew and fry,
This fearful day, in the mouth of July.
Bake and broil, and roast together,
This horrible, horrible sultry weather;
Fry - and stew, and boil and roast,
Till we certainly get as hot as toast.
Every man in the whole of the nation
Is rapidly running to perspiration.
We rush to the soda-water fountains,
And sing about "Greeuland , s ley. mountains."
AM- The weather's so hot that we almost forgot to
tell the folks, who like to read our poeticaljekes;
that they'd better hurry, without fluster or flurry,
and buy a lot, while the weather's so hot, of the
thinnest clothes, such as those which we have in
store, and of which we're rapidly getting a great
many more.
The best and thinnest goods in town
Are to be had at the store of
WANANAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
Popular Clothing-house,
it S. E. earner SIXTH and MARKET Streets,
• ITCH. (WFFEATON'S) /TOM
SALT RHEUM. (OINTMENT) SALT RHEUM.
Will cure the Itch in forty-eight hours. Also cures
Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Chilblains, and all Eruptions
of the Skin. Price, 60 cents. By sending 60 cents to
WEEKS & POTTER, BOSTON, Mass., will be for
warded free by mall. For sale by all Druggists.
rnhls-6nl
KENDALL'S 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 be abandoned.
You can procure it of any respectable Druggist.
1-31 n
GlLBERT.—Suddenly, on the morning of the 6th
inst., Mr. Charles Careen, in the sad year of his
a ils relatives and friends are respectfdlly invited
to attend his funeral, on Monday afternoon, July
10th at three o'clock, from his late residence, No.
IN Callowhill street, without further notice. To
proceed to Laurel Hill.
HEWES. — On the 7th inst., James A. Hewes, in
the 30th year of his age.
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from: his late residence. No.
859 North Fifteenth. street, on Monday morning
next, at 9 o'clock.
MAXWELL.—KiIIed, on the Bth of June, 1880,
near Fair Oaks Virginia, James Maxwell. of Coln!
pany C, Ist California Regiment (Colonel Baker.)
His remains were privately interred in Woodland.
Cemetery, on Friday, 7th inst.
HARRlS.—Drowned in the Hudson river, N, Y.
on Tuesday, July 4, Henry L. Harris, of . Chestnut
Hill, Philadelphia.
LONGSTRETH.—On the 7th instant, Mary Long
streth, in the 76th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the fancily are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral, from her late
residence, No. 1306 Filbert street, on Second-day,
the 10th lust., at 9 o'clock A. M., without further
notice.
kvAllitS.—On the sth of July, Robert Evans ,in the
70th year of ilia age,after a short but severe illness,
whleb lie bore 'with Christian resignation.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend lily funeral, fromhis late resi
dence, 1039 South street, on Saturday morning, at b.
o'clock. To proceed to Bordentown, N. J. **
DIINDAS.--On the 4th inst., James Dundas,Esq.,
in the 80th 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 11 o'clock...*
PENNELL.--On the Bth instant, James Pennell,
In the 80th year of Ms age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his
late residence, on 'Market street.above the first toll
gate, Twenty-fourth ward, further ay, notice instant,
at 10 o'clock M., withoutnotice. ".
OBITUARY—JAMES ANTFIONYTHDERMANN.
Died, on the Bth of June, in Paris, France, at the
residence of his son. JAMES ANTHONY BIDER.-
MAICN,Esry ;late of Winterthur,New Castle county,
Delaware, In the seventy-sixth year of age. Mr.
Bidermann was born in France, and was the son of
an eminent banker in Paris. Re visited the United
Status in 1814, and after travelling through the west
entered into the manufaeturing business On the
Brandywine. After the death of his father-In-law,
Eleuthere Irenee Dupont. in 1834, Mr. Bidermaun
became senior partner of the well-known firm of E.
L. Dupont, De Nemours, ,V; Co. In 18:17 he retired
from business and went to Europe. Returning to
Delaware in 1838, he entered extensively into agri
cultural pursuits. His farms were remarkable for
order and good culture. He possessed a sound
judgment, si strong and cultivated intellect, un
t 1 ring energy, and unbending integrity. He was an
able advocate of the common-school system, devo
ting himself to its improvement in his neighbor
hood. lii all the relations of life he was most ex
emplary; so aVectiooate son, a devoted husband, a
tender parent, and a sineere friend. His attach
ment to his :olopted country was ardent and uni
form; steadfast in the darkest days of her peril, his
last hours were cheered by her triumphant success.
He bore his severe illness with the firmness of a
man and the resignation of a Christian, and his
memory will be cherished by all who knew bins.
Truly was he "the noblest work of God, au honest
man." B.
BLACK ENGLISH GRENADINES.
Just received, a case of Black English arena
dines, ut 40 cents n yard.
BESSON & SON Mourning Store,
918 CHESTNU T Street.
One price. Prices in plain figures. lnYl5
111=
"Hair Color
B LACK CIIALY DE LAINE.-JUST
opened, one ease of plain Mack Chaly de Laines,
at 87,ii cents a yard.
BESSON & SON, Mourning Store,
9.1.8 CHESTNUT Street.
One price. PAM in plain figures. myls
"Hair Color
"flair Color
"Hair Color
"Hair Color
"Hair Color
100 PURE WRITE SHETLIkND
SHAWLS. EYRE & LANDELL.
100 PIECES MOSQUITO BARS
WRITES, BLUES, GREENS ,&e.
EYRE & LANDELL.
LOW WHITE QUILTS FOR
1,000 HOTELS. IMMENSE LOTS OF ' CHEAP
TOWELS. Ue2.13-tfj EYRE & LANDELL.
Fro GREEN-STREET X. E. VIIIIGGH
—Preaching In this Church by 'Rev. JAS
NEILL, Pastor, at 10.30 A. M., and by Itcy. JOS
8. LANE at 8 P:
[(WFIRST REFORMER DUTCH
CHURCH, SEVENTH and SPRING,' HAR
DEN Street - 8.-1:ov. J. H. SUYDAM, Pastor. Ser
vices at 1O o'cloo, A. H., and a o'clock P. H. It.
ogr CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH. —Public Worship TO-MORRDW
in the HALL at the northeast corner of BROAD
and ARCH Streets. The Pastor, Rey. EDWARD
HAWES, will preach at 703,4 A.M. and BP. M. Seats
free. It*
11W' SECOND ADVENT MEETINGS.—
"The 2,300 days of Daniel, Bth chapter." —
Elder S. W. BISHOP preaches upon this subject
To-monnoW at 1014 o'clock A. M. at Hall, N. E.
eorner NINTH and GALLOWITILI: streets. and S
I). eleelk, evening on "Earth, not Heaven, tile [it
l!eritance of the Saints."
ggr" OFFICE OF THE ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY, 400 WALNUT
Street, RIFILADBLI'LLIA, July 3, 1865.
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend
of THREE pit - At CENT. on the capital stock of the
Company for the last six months, payable on de
mand, free of all taxes. B. LOCKWOOD,
jy4-12t
scCretary.
No matter how hot
The weather has got;
It Isn't a sin
To dress up thin;
ko we'll get some olothes
As thin as those
Which they make so well,
And so cheaply sell,
At the Great OAK HALL?
For the people all,
Who come and buy,
In the mouth of July.
DIED.
Or CUMBERLAND - 'COAL
AND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
9,000 ACRES OF COAL AND TIMBER LANDS,
ON THE CUMBERLAND RIVER, PULASKI
COUNTY, KENTUCKY.
MINES IN WORKING ORDER.
COAL EQUAL TO ANY IN AMERICA.
This 001111nm:7 is being organized under the gene
ral mining law of Kentucky. It present s the greatest
inducements of any enterprise now before the pub
lic. For all information apps to
ALBERT R. SCHOFIELD,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Office—No. 228 South FOURTH Street, Phila
phia. 3y4-6t
Ilar WAGNER INSTITIITE, SEVEN.
TEENTD, above Columbia ELCOMIP- 12er.
DANIEL MARCH, D.D., preach TO-MOR
ROW, at 9Kr.m. it*
N.A. COTERIE BLANCHE.—CER.
TAIN parties, not members, having made
application for a charter, with the view of obtain
ing the use of the name of La Coterie Blanche, and
having been defeated hi their object (see dredge AG
lison's decision) by the opposition of La Coterie,
and two of said parties, Abel and Risley, having ap
peared in a card stating that they propose to give a
Hop at Cape May and a Ball the coming season, the
public are hereby informed that 7,. Abel and
- Harry C. Risley are not members of La Coterie
Blanche, and any We made of our name by them,
is an impudent assumption and unwarranted by us.
By order of La Coterie Blanche.
HARMANUS NEFF, President.
E. MARLY, Secretary. it
MESSRS. ABEL & RISLEY, THE
11 =e - ORIGINATORS of "LA COTERIE
BLANCHE" and working members of the same,
in anticipation of an ukase militaire hereby inform
their friends and the many participants of the
famous Fancy-Dress Hops given under their super
intendence, at Concert Mall and the Academy of
Music, that they consider themselves capable of re
producing the same upon a more magnificent scale
during the forthcoming season, notwithstanding
the proclamation: and at the same time (although
loath to bring private affairs before the public) can
didly acknowledge that they are glad to he discon
nected with a set of parliamentary
_juveniles.
Due notice will be given of "LA COTERIE"
CARNIVAL AT CAPE MAY. .it
A NEETING OF THE STOCK
holders and Co orators of the MUS
KINGUM AND MORGAN COUNTY OIL COM
PANY, held at the Office, 339 WALNUT Street,
July 6th, 1865, went into a Permanent Organiza
tion, electing the following named gentlemen Di
rectors, &c.:
John F. Gross, Win. B. Rogers,
Wm. H. McLean,
Winton Green, Dr. John P. Traw,
Wm. Bailey, Davis Kimble,
Wm. Sbriver, Dr. J. B. Alexander.
- Dr. S. W. Gross, _
- WM. KICHLINE, President.
MST. BAILIM Secretary and Treasurer. .
Ali those bolding Receipts for Stock will please
present them, and receivetheir Certificates, which
will be issued at once. A limited number of Shares
of the Working Capital Stock for sale at It per
Share. The prospects of this Company are very
flattering. Call and get a Prospectus. jyB-2t.
ilts - t".• OFFICE OF THE HYDE FARM
OIL COMPANY, No. 14T 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 close July Bth. and open July 17th.
3y7-6t THOMAS S. WOOD, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE EGBERT OIL
lit•=e COMPANY, N 0.117 South FOURTH St.,
PIIILADELPMA, July 6, 1865.
The Board of Directors have TH D
IS AY declared
a dividend of TWO per cent. on the capital stock of
the company, payable on and after Julyls, free of
State tax.
Transfer books close July Bth and open Ally 17th.
WM. M. CARTER,
jy7-6t Secretary and Treasurer.
IW'DELAWARE AVENUE MARKET
CODIP.A.NY.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3, 1863.
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 11th and open on tile 18th
inst. 113 - 6-120] WILLIAM J. CARLIN, Sec`y.
OFFICE OF THE FAME 'MSC.
IWRANCE COMPANY, No. 406 CHESTNUT
Street. PHILADELPHIA, jnly 3, 1863.
_
— Atn meeting of the Board of Directors; field this
day, a Dividend of THREE PERCENT. was de
clared payable on demand, clear of all taxes.
WV. I. BLANGIIARD, Secretary.
WTHE DIRECTORS OF THE DAL
ZELL PETROLEUM COMPANY have this
day declared a Dividend of ONE PER CENT. on
the Capital Stock, clear of state tax, payable On
and after 12th hist. Books to close 6th and reopen
13th inst. G. E. PRSecreta ryYEß,
jy6-7t .
figrOFFICE OF THE LEHIGH LE
ZERNE RAILROAD COMBANY, 330
WALNUT Street.
The Board of Directors hare THIS DAY declared
of TIIREE AND A HALF per cent., payable on
and after the 17th inst.
EDWARD ROBERTS, <Tn., Treasurer.
PHILADELPIIIA, July 5, 1865. jy6-30
OT OF TMTAT P T , 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, Treasurer.
PHILADELPHIA, July 5, 1865. jy6-3r
W." THE EIETITYOUNTH ANNI
VERSARY OF AMERICAN INDEPEN
DENCE.—THE STATE SOCIETY OP THE CIN
CINNATI OP PENNSYLVANIA.—The annual
stated meeting of "The State Society of the Cin
cinnati of Peennsylvania 5, was held at the La
pierre House s on Broad street, below Chestnut on
the 4th day of July, A.D. 1865, pursuant to notice,
and the usual business transacted.
The Of and Standing Committee of the So
iety for the ensuing year are as follows :
President—Thomas lifeEnen, K. D.
Tice President—Harrls L. Sproat.
Secretary—George W. Harris.
Assistant Secretary—JosiA W. Harman
reasurer—Eobert .A.dams.
Assistant Treasurer—Williain G. Caldwell.
Standing Committee—Charles J. Pugh, Samuel 73.
Boucle, James Sehott William Wayne, Feleg Hall,
James Glentworth, Thomas Robinson.
Delegates to the General Soelety—Harris L.
Sproul - William A. 'lrvine, James Glentworth,
RobereAdams, Grant Weidman.
JyB-3t H. L. SPROAT, Secretary.
11W.THE LEMIGII VALLEY RAIL
ROAD COMPANY have declared a Divi
dend of TWO AND-A-HALF PER CENT, payable
on and after July 10th Inst., at the office, No. 412{
WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
jyl-It* L. CHAMBERLAIN, Treasurer.
TREASURER OF THE SOCIETY
FOR THE RELIEF OF POOR AND DIS
TRESSED-MASTERS OF SHIPS, in account with
the same, for the year ending on the 30th day of
April, 1884:
.
Cash balance on April 3(1, 1865' 11193 04
" Received on City-loan Interest 2,602 t 4
" Received Lehigh Navigation Company 1O 02
~ Fines through Master Warden W. 00
Quarterly Dues for .the year 73 50
Lancaster Turnpike Company 6 00
" Managers' Order not called for 70 00
" District Spring Garden, due and paid. 800 00
" Dividends from Bank 360 00
Total
CR.
Managers , orders to Charities..
Interest on State and City Loan
Cash Balance
M2M311
Thomas Singer, - Thomas q. Munroe,
John R. Rae, James Horner,
John McNiereken, Charles F. IlrevoOr,
John Gallagher, Dlichnel Wise,
Andw. D. Evans, James Veacock.
- Enoch Turley,
CHARLES RIIGAN, Treasurer.
JOHN MOKuEVUE, Clerk. It*
THE COOPER-SHOP COMMIT.
WET TEE make the following acknowledgments:
Matthew Moody sp.
.
TJnion Lady 10
.
S. A. W 10
Friends of James Toomey 85
Michael Cahill 5
Cash 6
Jacob P. Alters 3
Corn Exchange Association 300
Wrn. 11. Baird & C 025
C
Dr a . V. Skerritr, 140 pounds of sugar.
10
ptain H
Frank Lucas 10
it WM. M. COOPER, President.
NOTICE. THE TRANSFER
BOOKS of the ROYAL PETROLEUM COM
PANY will be closed from. FRIDAY, the 7th Inst.,
until SATURDAY, the 15th lust.
)yl-10t JOHN GALLAGHER, Jr., Secretary.
AT A MEETING OF THE STOCK
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. Colladav, lit. 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 Treaanrer of
said Company. GEO. W. SHEPHERD,
jy6-3t. Secretary.
IarOFFICE MINE HILL AND
SCHUYLKILL HAVEN RAILROAD CO.
PHILADELPHIA, 7th Mo., 3d, 1865.
At a stated meeting of the Board of Managers,
held this day, a semi-annual dividend of FOUR PER
CENT. (equal to Two Dollars per share), was de
clared, clear of all taxes, payable to the Stock
holders, or their legal representatives, on or after
the nth lust.
The Transfer Book will he closed until the 13th
inst. . WILLIAM BIDDLE,
33 , 641atn4t Secretary.
ligr. OFFICE PENN MINING COM
PANY OF 'LAKE SUPERIOR, 319 WAL
NUT Street.
PIIILADELPITIA, June 17, 1865.
Notice is hereby given that au instalment of one
dollar per share on each and every share of the
Capital - Stock in the PENN MINING COMPANY
OF LAKE SUPERIOR, has this day been called by
the. Board of Directors of said Company, due and
payable at their Office on or before the 15th day of
July next. Interest Will be charged on all instal
ments lifter the same shall have become due.
By order of the Board of Directors.
jy4-tnthstt DAVID S. HEYL, Secretary.
IarDAUPHIN AND COLORADO
GIOLD MINING COMPANY,—This Com
pany is now vigorously at work with a force of ex
perienced miners extracting ore. Their water
power is ample, and so soon as their Stamping Mill
Is completed the separation of the metal will be
commenced. To effect this, a portion of the shares
of the Working Capital are offered for sale at the
orlEinal ]ow rice of THREE DOLLARS AND
lirTY CENTs each payable in instalments.
The great Ratiroadtrollt St. Louis to Blames is to
be completed in July and connects with the rail- ,
road up the Kansas river towards Pike's Peak and
Denver City. This road from St. Louis up the
Kansas river will ever be a favorite route to Colo
rado and New Mexico—especially during the incle
ment season of the year. in July (or August at
farthest) the completed road. in a direct line from
St. Louis to the COLORADO CiOLD MINES will
Pleasure three, hundred and fifty miles iii length and
will greatly facilitate the business of the gold re
gion. Vast deposits of the precious metal he wait
ing to be lifted front their bed, and those who now
embark in this business will soon be rewarded with
abundant returns for their Investments.
Call and get a prospectus at the office of the Gene
ral Subscription Agent. WM. H. WAYNE,
N 0.16 BANK Street,
Stock anti Note Broker.
jc2l-v‘ set
or , POSTPONEMENT OF THE
UNION STATE CONVENTION—MEET
ING OF THE UNION STATE CENTRAL COM
MITTEE.—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 fmuouncement 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 wilt be given of
the meeting_ of the Convention hereafter.
The menibers of the Union State Central Com
mittee will assemble in the clty of Harrisburg, on
the NINETEENTH OF JULY, ensuing, at the
Lochiel House, at three o'clock I:. M.
A full attendance of all the members of the Com
mittee is earnestly requested.
SIMON CAMERON, Chairman.
A. W.
HAIMISIIMIG. June 19, 1865.
B F E o rg r C T, I Secretaries.
MILITARY.
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS.
—Wanted for the 'UNITED STATES MARINE
CORPS, able-bodied MEN. Splendid induce
ments held out to all enteAng the Marine Corps;
glorious opportunity to visit foreign countries;
good pay, excellent accommodations, light and
easy duties.
For ull further Information inquire at the Recruit
ing Rendezvous, No. 311 South FRONT Street,
Pbiladelphia, between 9 A. 31. and 3 P. M. every
day, except Sunday. JAMES FORNEY,
.IYI Captain and Recruiting Otheer.
CARTES DE VISITE, UNSlJR
pu.sea to hayle anti eNerAttlOn by any Matte.
Seespeehnelll4. and seicet styles to ploaso yourself.
at It. F. IiEMIEIt - $ popular Gallery, 621 ARUII
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THE PRESS.---PIIILADELPIITA, SATURDAY. JULY 8. Ego.
UNITED STATES
By 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
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
These Notes are issued under date of July 15,1865,
and are payable three years from that date in cur
rency, or are convertible at the option of the holder
into
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.
These Bonds are now worth a handsome premium,
and are exempt, as are all the Government Bonds,
from State, County, and Municipal taxation, Whihh
addsfrom one to three per cent. more to their seine,
according to the rate levied upon other property.
The interest is payable semi-annually by coupons
attatched 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 one $lOO note.
Ten cents per day on a 000 note.
Twenty cents per day on a $l,OOO note.
One Dollar per day on a $5,000 note.
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
itself the option of paying interest in gold coin at
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 Sena of
the Seven-Thirties will commence on the Ist or
June, and will be made promptly and continuously
after that date.
The slight change made in the conditions of tits
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter of interest.
The payment in gold, if made, wilt 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 fully equal to those made with seven-and
three-tenths per cent. in currency. This 15
now offered by the Government, and its superior
advantages make it the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Less than pao,coo,coo of the Loan authorized by
Congress are now in the market. This amount, at
the rate at which it is being absorbed, will all be
subscribed for within sixty days, when the notes
will undoubtedly command a premium, as has uni
formly been the case on closing the subscriptions ttv
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. Bubsori
hers will select their own agents, in'whom they liavo
confidence, and who only are to be responsible for
the delivery of the notes for which they receive or
ders.
NO. 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
DREXEL & COMPANY, BANKERS,
No. 34 South THIRD Street,
DEALERS IN
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD,
UNITED STATES BONDS,
QUARTERMASTERS , VOUCHERS,
BOUGHT AND SOLD AT BOARD OF BROS:EMS,
ON COMMISSION.
1881.-COUPONS, DUE JULY 1,
GOLD AND SILVER
WANTED, AT HIGHEST MARKET PRICE.
DREXEL Jo Co.,
jel3-Im 34 South THIRD Street.
CARPETS AND OIL-CLOTHS.
1865.
OIL CLOTH, MATTINGS, erco.
*14,440 10
P,O 50
48 80
017 80
.41,440 10
EDWARD P. KELLY,
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A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
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I . E. WALRANEN,
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•
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We are prepared, as heretofore, to supply , fami
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EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FINE GROCERIES,
TEAS, &0., &C.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
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ART. 3.—THE FREEDMEN AT PORT ROYAL.
IL—MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF PRIMI
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lII..—CHARLES GOODYEAR.
IV.—THE DEMOCRATIC viEW OF DEMO
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Y.—AMERICAN EPHEMERIS AND NAU
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In.—DUTIES ON EXPORTS.
VII. ITALIAN BRIGANDAGE.
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HOUSE-FURNISHING GOO 4 S.
600 REFR iIJtCH STREET.
ERATORS, 600
WATER COOLERS,
FREEZERS.
OAS-STOVES, FOB SIIMITER COOKING.
Jel6-tl' GRIFFITTI & PAGE. SIXTH and ARCH.
CARD.
FURNITURE AT LOW PRICES
I will sell the balance of my large stock of
FURNITURE,
At very low prices, until
SEPTEMBER Ist.
The assortment is complete.
GEO. J. HENKELS,
ICE CREAN.
PURE DELAWARE COUNTY
ICE CREAM, •
made in the country, and fresh every morning—the
very best that is made. Saloons, Excursions, Plc-
Nies, Festivals, Hotels, Restaurants, and Private
Families, furnished with' promptness in guanttles
tq suit, on reaionable terms.
EASTERN MARKET
Je
,24ICE-C-Itu REAM STAND.
'UNITED STATES, EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, S. Ct.
Whereas, the District Court of the United States
for said District, proceeding on a libel Bled in the
name of the United States, bath decreed that all
persons who claim to have any interest in SIX
BALES OF COTTON captured on the high seas, to
wit, in the harbor of Charleston, State of South Ca
rolina, by the "Potomska, ,, a vessel of war Of the
- United States, under command of a person who.e
name is at present unknown. Also, THREE AND
ONE-BALF BALES OF COTTON, captured on the
high seas, to wit in Cooper river, near the coast of
South Carolina, by the "John Adams," a vessel of
war of the United States, under ootnmand of F. M.
Biotite'', and brought into this District to be mon
'shed and cited.
Therefore all persons who claim to have any inte
rest in the said Six Bales of Cotton, and Three and
one-half bales of Cotton, are monlithed and cited to
appear4wfore the Judge of the said Court, at the
eitv Of Philadelphia, on the TWENTIETH day after
publication hereof, to show cause why the said six
Bales of Cotton, and Three and one-half }ldea of
Cotton should not be pronounced to belong at the
time of the capture of the same, to the enemies of
the United States, and therefore or otherwise liable
to condemnation as lawful prize,
The above is au abstract of the monitions issued
by the Court in the said causes.
WILLIAM MILLWARD,
D. S. Marsha], E. D. of Penna.
THE ASHLAND HOUSE,
FouRTFIAvENgE AND TWENTY-FOURTH
STREET NEW YOItIC CITY,
Recently enlarged and improved, is now open for
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 cars and stages. Guests will find all the
conveniences and comforts of a superior establish
ment, with an excellent table. Transient board, $.3
per day. WI - I. H. SELKIRK, Proprietor.
N. B.—Families - who desire rooms for the summer
will make early application. To desirable parties
advantageous terms will be offered. iul2-351
MACKEREL,HERRING, SHAD, &C.
—2,500 bids. ass. Nos. 1; 2, and 3 Mackerel,
lute -caught flat fish, in assorted packages.
2,000 bbls. New Eastport, Fortune Hay, and Hall-
Sax Herring.
2,500 boxes Lubec, sealed, No. 1 Herring.
150 bbls. New Mess Shad.
• 250 boxes Herkimer-county Cheese, C.
In store and for sale by MURPHY & KOONS,
jalo-tf No. 148 NORTH WHARVES.
PUBLIC SALE:
FOUND RUNNING AT LARGE,
And taken up, I.lot of goats. Will be sold at Public
sale on SATURDAY .Dilv 8, at two o'clock P. Di., at
the Pound, BUTTONWOOD street. below Broad. I
lts J. DANFIELD, High Constable.
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS-BEAUTIFUL
specimens, done in style suitable for Albums,
Just the thing for scholars to exchange with class
mates; 12 for SI.2Z. REIMER, SECOND Street,
above Green. its
P ORTRAITS OF RARE ACCURACY
of likeness ' expression, and coloring. pleasing
and natural-4n arrangement of accessories. B. F.
EIIkIER'S life-size Photographs in oil colors, 6%1
Street. '
THE CHEAPEST FRUIT JARS IN
A- the Market—Quart Cap ate Jars at V_pez doz.,
complete. HARTELL & LEM-MOM it, No. 15
North FIFTH - St. and No. rogi AMCOR St. je23-Ini
8. E. cOlt. SIXTH //ND BLAR.KET SUP.3f4"Xii
PIIILADELPHIA.
809 and Sll. CHESTNUT Street
RETAIL DRY GOODS
CLOSING OUT ! CLO SINT* OUP f
CLOSING OUT !
GREAT BARGAINS
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
CHEAP ELS CK SILKS
Black Silks, with Lustre.
Black Silks, without Lustre.
Black Silks, of every variety, at low prices.
Colored Silks, of every variety, at low prices.
Silk Grenadines at reduced prices.
75c. Silk Grenadines reduced to 450.
*ll3llk Grenadines reduced to 55c.
Handsome Silk Grenadines reduced to 57Me.,
$1.25.
New Styles Cambric LAMS, 37,4 e, f 50c.
New Styles Jaconet Lawns, 50c., 62Nd,, 650.
New Styles Organdy Lawns, 40c., sic., 75c.
New Styles Fine Linen Lawns, MO., 75e.
Dress Goods, of every description, at low prices.
SHAWLS AT REDUCED PRICES.
Plain, Plaid, and Striped White Swiss and Or
gandies.
Plain., Plaid, and Striped Nainsooks and Omni:mica..
White Puffed anti Tucked Moslius.
H. STEEL & SON,
iYB-ef Nos. 713 and 716 North TENTH Street
COOPER AND CONARD,
NINTH AND MARICOUrr.
WHITE LINEN DUCK.
LINERS FOR DRESSES.
GOOD SOTCK OF LAINMS
FINEST BLACK DROY-FP-ETE.
BLA.CK DRESS GOODS
WMTE BARBGE SnANIFLS.
FINE TOWELS REDUCED.
BLACK AND WHITE LENOS
JeBo-tf
CARD. -THE STORES OF
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER;
450, 452, AND 454 N. SECOND STREET,
Will be closed at 6r. N. during July and August
i3l-3t .
TAGG &BROTHER, CORNER TENTH
and PINE Streets, open from French Auction
Sales: . _
lot very fine Plaid Grenadines, 31 e.; cost Me.
1 lot De Lollies, light colors, figured and striped;
28 cents.
- slot Plaid Domet Flannel, for bathing dresses,
65 cents.
_
1 lot Worsted, Black Spot, Grenadine Swiss Mu
lies, 81 e.
1 lot Black and Colored Figured Swiss Mullins,
75 cents.
1 lot Swiss Stripe Mnslins, for Garlbaldls, 40e.
6 lots Plain Swiss Muslim, 80 to MO.
0 lots Plain Nainsook Missiles, Me. to SL2S.
1 lot Summer Balmoral Skirts, $1.2.5.
2 lots, 100 dozeu, Ladies' line Corded Border Linen
Handkerchiefs, 20 and 28e. •
4 lots Gent's Two-luck Hem Hemstitched Linen
Ddkfs., 33 to 75c.
1 lot Ladies' very fine Gauze Merino Under Vests,
only $l.
1 lot Ladies' very fine Gauze Merino Drawers,
onlv $1.50.
1 lot Gent's Gauze Merino Undershirts, only $l.
1 lot, 100, Ladies' Buffalo Belt Buckles, 40c,
1 lot 'mince' White Lisle-thread 010Ves, 405.
1 lot Ladles , Colored Lisle-thread Gloves, 200.
Hot Ladies' tine Bleached Stockings,‘..sBc.
1 lot Children's Shur Linen Hemstiched Hdk.fs.,
30 cents.
10 lots Embroidered Collars and Cuffs, just im
ported, 40c. to $l.
Slots Linen Collars and Cuffs, just imported, 40e.
to 75e.
1 lot Gent's Cotton Gloves, We.
1 lot Brown Linen Crash, heavy, 10c.
2 lots Linen Huckaback Towels, $2.75 and $8 per
dozen.
1 lot Tarletaus. for Mosquito Netting, 25e.
Also, Notions, in great variety, Cheap. jys-It
LAWNS.
Black figures on white grounds.
White figures on black grounds.
French, English and Scotch lawns.
Light figured prints good quality, 31 cents.
Black and white plaid g, ingiuns.
Black and white checkLenoe 50 cents.
' Extra cheap black alpacas, 50. 62, 75 and $l.OO.
Blue tamartlne, black tamartine.
Pink and blue percale.
White and dark buff pique.
With many other kiwis of desirable and very
scarce dress goods at extra low prices.
DOMESTIC GOODS
of all kinds are rapidly advancing.
A good stock of bleached and brown muslin,
Butchers , linens, shoe linens, line linens,
Shirting linens, coating linens. damask linens.
COOPER & CONARD.
jy3-2t S. E. cor. NINTH and MARKET.
BARGAINS.
SELLING OFF
To close business, the entire stock of Cloaks, Wrap
pers, and Garibaldis, resardless of cost, at
30 IN ortb NINTH street. it
COOPER CONARD, NINTH AND
MARKET, have
The best Cassimere stock in town.
Good Linen Drills,Ducks, Coatings.
Tailors' Linings, of every kind.
fuslin stock complete, prices right.
tunny Linens, selling, gold, at Sac.
auze,___Domet, and other Flannels.
-Pearl Wool Detainee, 55 and 65 cents.
Extra fine black Mohair Alpacas, V.
Lupin'S 6-9 black. Wool Delaines, gi
Geed stock white Nalnsook, Swim.
Bird-eye Linen, i
striped Mullins, finest Carnbrica
and Jacorkets, puffed uslins„ Pique, its.
White Barege and other thin Shawls.
Silk Sacques and Summer Dusters. jel-tf
SPECIAL NOTICE.
SELLING OFF ENTIRE STOCK
TO CLOSE BUSINESS!!
GOOD-WIL LHORN-LEY AND FIXT &URESH.S FOR SALE.
T CHI
We invite special attention to the above an
nouncement.
We have a Large Stock.
We 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 Goods.
Shawls, Cloaks, Skirts, Hdkfs., &c., &e.
Muslims and Calicoes muck under market pen.
THORNLEY & CHISM
myl3-2m Cor. EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN.
FIGURED SILK GRENADINES,
of the best qualities and styles, in Black and
Gray Grounds, We to *1.50.
Travelling Dress Goods, in every variety.
New Dress Goods, in great variety.
Handsome Chene Silks, 52.50.
VERY CHEAP BLACK SILKS,
suitable for Dresses, Mantles, and Sacques.
COTTON GOODS AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE
PRICES.
Merrimac., Sprague, and Pacific Prints, 25e.
10-4 Waltham and Peperill bleached Sheetings, Si.
H. STE TENTHN,
myS-tf Nos. 713 and 715 North Street.
4A_A SPANISH LINENS, FOR TRAY
-4 SPANISH DRESSES.
4-4 Bley Linens.
Dark and light Linens, for Sults.
Brown Holcands.
Figured Linens, for Dresses.
White Peque or Marseilles.
Mosquito Wettings.
Fink, blue, cherry, and white Tarletons.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
jel9-tf 26 South SECOND Street.
ARARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS
IN DRY GOODS.—The entire stock or 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 sate.
J. GOWEERTIMAIT,
Iy3-6t Agent.
628. .pKYNTA:OWEA ~ 0., 628.
HOOP SKIRTS, the best assortment and beat qual
ity and styles in the city. (Sore Trails, all lengths
and sizes, from 18 to 55 springs, from $1.75 to $4.
Plain Skirts, all the new shapes and sizes, from is 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 62.75. Dltsses , and Children's, of every
grade, from 20 to 35 springs, from four to eight cents
Fer spring; they have no equal. Agents for the new
lexible 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, 85e; 20 springs, $1;
25 springs, $1.15,• 30 springs, $1.25, and 40 springs
$1.50. Skirts made to order, altered, and repaired',
at 628 ARCH Street. jel4-Im.
REMOVALS.
- 11qEMOVAL.-GEO. W. WATSON &
JLAJ CO. have removed their CARRIAGE REPOSI
TORY to their old place, No. 1219 CHESTNUT
Street (under Concert Hall,) where they will keep a
stock of Carriages of their own make, and will re
ceive orders for every description of first-class
work.
JUNE 7, 1865. je7-3ni
BOARDING.
DAY BOARD-WITH FIRST-CLASS
DINNERS, at No. Ogoi South WASHINGTON
Square. 176-2te
CONFECTIONERY.
BIJMMEIi - CONFECTIONS.
Persona about leaving the city should call and ex
amine our splendid assortment Of
DELICIOUS
CONFECTIONS,
SYRUPS, &c.,
Particularly adapted for the Warm Season.
E. G. WHITMAN a CO.,
MANUFACTURERS,
31st CHESTNUT STREET.
sir Also, an assortment of
BRILLIANT FIRE-WORKS.
jelo-stuth-1m
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
ROBERT SHOEMAKER & CO.,
N. E. Corner or FOURTH and RACE Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
Importers and Dealers in Foreign and Domestic
WINDOW AND ELATE GLASS.
MANUFACTURE/16 Or
WHITE LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS, PUTTY - , au.
AGENTS FOR TUE CELBERATED
FRENCH ZINC PAINTS.
Dealers and Consumers supplied)al,
VERY LOW PRIGS FOR CASH. [3y4-3m
BOTANIC AND ECLECTIC DRUGS;
ROBERT A. HANCV4,
729 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
:Would call the attention of Druggists, Country Mer
chants, and others, to his stock. of
ROOTS, HERBS, AND BARKS,
in various sized packages, of our own pressing, at
PRICES BELOW FORMER. RATES.
A full line of DOTANICAL PREPARA.TIONS,
Iy. S. MERRELL & CO.'s' CONCENTRATED RE
MEDIES, &C., at a on
dtsconut to the trade.
Catalogues furnished on application. inyll-antlp
THE CHEAPEST FRUIT JARS IN
VITE MARKET. —Quart Capsule Jars at is 2 per
doz., romltlete. 1 0. Strout, and
LETCl3`}'Oltfl
No. Or
Street. -
WASTAFT,II, AND 41.1335TAXT/41 4 QL(alf-taik
WANTS.
WANTED -J YA. RELIABLE
Young Kan. who will mate himseic useful, a
situation in a store or warehouse.. Satisfi.ctery re
ference. Address, .`Box 1103," Philadelphia Po.,t
Office..
.
WANTED -A FURNISHED ROOM,
with Or WlthOut breakfast, for a gentleman.
etwcen Tenth and Soventeenth. Alla Cite 3 " i "
prnce streets. Address, E. Boa gag. Post
Office. 151-3t*
WANTED -A SITUATION BY AN
Intelligent Lad to learn some wholesale
business. Can give good city references. Address
R.A. 8.," Preen office. )y6-3t
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED
Asok-keeper In a Market-street House. To
a suitable person a fair salary will In: given. Ad
dress Box 1607 P. O.
WANTED,. BY A LARGE AND OLD
, established Dry-goods souse, two good Sales-
Olen, controlling. a large trade, the one crow Penn
sylvania, Vie ether from the Western Stut.m. With
such liberal arrangements will be made. Address
"C. B. A.," Press office. jya-ati•
A SINGLE GENTLEMAN WANTS
two adjoining rooms, with privilege of bath,
between Sixth and Twelfth and Arch and Vine
streets, with a respectable family, where there are
no other lodgers. Address it.W.,"Slis , Mortu
SECOND Street. jyB-2t*
A MIDDLE-MaD MAN DESTREB;A
-.P.ASITUATION In some. Wholesale House; eau
Influence a good Westerirtrade: has had ten years'
experience in the Dry Goods Trade. An Irnininr
nications confidential. Address W. IL
Press Office.
_ _
A SALESMAN, WITH CITY AND)
-AM near Trade, Is open for an engagement. In a
first-elass Dry Ighocsfs or Cloth House. AllareSS•
`E. F. M.," title offiee, jy6-3t*'
A . GENTS WANTED FOR TII LIFE
OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN, By Dr. J. G. Hol
land. No comment is necessary; the author's repu
tationms a writer is fully established. Experienced
canvassers know wha it sells. Address for terms,
NOR IS BARNARD, Rdk View,
Chester county, Penna.
A GEDTTS WANT E. D• FOR- "THE
•Ak-.- SECRET SERVICE. ESCAPEE FIELD ; THE RIJN
GEONAIi D THE ESCAPE."
BY ALBERT D. RICHARDSON,
New York Tribune Correspondent.
The most interesting and exciting book ever pub ,
lished, embracing Mr. Itichardsonfs unparalleled
eXperlence for four years; travelling through the
South in the secret service of the Tribune, at the
outbreak of the war with our armies and ileets,both
East and'West, during the first two years of tile re
beMen lila- thrilling capture; his confinement for
twenty months in seven different rebel prisons - , his
escape, and almost miraculous journey by night of
nearly 400 miles. It will abound in stirring events,
and contain snore of the fact, incident, and romance
of the war than any other work yet published.
Teachers, ladies, energetic oung men.; and espe
cially returned and disabled y officers and soldiers,
in want of profitable employment; will find it pecu
liarly adapted to their condition. 'We have agents
clearing $l5O per month, which we will prove to any
doubting applicant. Send for circulars. Address
JONES, BROS. & CO., N. E. corner SIXTH and
MINOR Streets,' Philadelphia, Penna. jel.S-Ins
al WANTED TO PURCHASE—A
iii. FIRST-CLASS MODERN BUILT DWELL
ING, in the Northern or Western part of the City.
Price to range between TEN and FIFTEEN THOU-
SAND DOLLARS. Address Box FS, giving de
scription, price, and location. jyB-2t*
eir WANTED TO PURCHASE-AT A
ma. reasonable figure, a Property on Eighth or
Ninth street, between Vine and Arch. Address
''Bonds," North. American office. ,iy7-3t
iffA WANTED TO RENT—A STORE
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. &5.," 16912 North BROAD iStroot i
Philadelphia. fre-Sts
$lO,OOO, $6,000, AND $3,000 TO
LOAN ON MORTGAGE.
E. CARPENTER & SON,
jyl-Bt* 242 South THIRD Street.
$7O A MONTH.—I. WANT AGENTS
everywhere at tip a month, expenses paid,
to sell FIFTEEN' ARTICLES, the best selling ever
offered. Full particulars free. Address OTIS T.
GAMEY, Biddeford, Maine.
mylo-d&W3m
sigA A. MONTH.-AGENTS WAITT
.--z, ED everywhere to introduce the improved
SHAW. & CLARK TWENTY-DOLLAR FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE, the only low-price machine
in the country which is licensed by Grover & Baker,
Wheeler & Howe Singer & Co., an
Bacl i elder. All other machines now sold for less
than forty dollars each are infringements and the
fine seller and user are liable tone and imprisonment.
Salary and expenses, or large commission, allowed.
Illustrated circulars sent free. Address SHAW &
CLARK, Biddeford, Maine. mylo-d&W3m
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
fe FOR SALE—A VALUABLE PRO
PERTY, southwest aide of Ridge avenue,
above Spring Garden street. Wheelwright Shop,
Blacksmith Shop, and excellent Dwelling. The
property extends through to Spring Garden street,
60 feet on Ridge avenue, and 60 feet on Spring Gar
den street. B. F. GLENN,
123 South FOURTH Street,
jys Or S.W. cor. SEVENTEENTH and GREEN.
dit FOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN
MB. with immediate possession, a COTTAGE and
ONE ACRE OF GROUND. situate an _tile
e Dana
gunk Passenger Railroad, first house above the toll
gate at the Wissahickon; ten rooms, a variety of
fruit and shrubbery, and a small stable. Will be
sold very much below its value. B. F. GLENN,
1213 South FOURTH Street.
ti/ FOR SALE—
JWALDweIIing 1626 Wallace street.
.. 316 N. Twenty-first street.
1439 N. Eighth.
2214 Brandywine.
1901 Brandywine.
" 1534 Mount Vernon street.
przr Mount Vernon.
1538 Wallace.
" 1924 Wallace.
, B. F. GLENN, 123 South FOURTH St.,
;y9 or S. W. Cor. SEVENTEENTH and GREEN
ft FOR SALE—HOUSE 1503 NORTH
TWELFTH Street
Eleven Rooms Gas, Bath, &e„
Cheap,no the owner to about removing from the city.
Call from S A. M. to 9 P. M. 1t
,RENT .450.—DESIRABLE DWELL
ing on North Ele.venth street. Ten rooms;
modern conveniences. Apply at office 4, No. Ins
'WALNUT Street. jytl-lt
ea FOR SALE-DESIRABLE NEW
.MOt ROUSES, with modern improvements, Water
closets, Bath, Marble Wash-basins, &e., situated
on the south side of Pine near Porty-first street.
Apply, after font &clock, ' at the sixth hone east
from F' arty-first street or at 419 WALNUT street,
Also, a desirable RESIDENCE, 100 feet front, situ
ated on Walnut street, West Philadelphia, worth
1116,000. Apply to ROBERT MAC GREGOR,
JyB-tf 419 WALNUT Street.
t i REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE.
NEW MONTHLY CATALOGUE, JUST OUT.
NEW 'MONTHLY CATALOGUE, JUST OUT.
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION. a
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION.
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION.
$5,000,000 WORTHSA L OF
E. REAL ESTATE FOR
$5,000,000 WORTH OF REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE.
$5,000,000 WORTH
SAL E. OF REAL ESTATE FOR
No person wishing to purchase city or suburban
property should fail to get a copy, positively the
greatest production ofthe age to parties interested,
MOO copies having been called for in one year. Said
catalogue contains a great number of desirable
buildinglots. GEO. C. MILLER, Practical Real
Estate Operator, 155 North Sixth Street. iyl3-It
aFOR SALE. - SPRUCE STREET,
WEST OF FIFTEENTH,
Magnificent lirst-elasspositiVelY. Lot
22 ft. front by 140 ft. deep to e 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 $lB 000.
WALMTT STREET,
N NORTH SIDE, WEST OF
TWETIETH.
Neat, four-story dwelling. Only $ll,OOO, and pos
session, Lot IS ityl2p to a street.
NO. 418 SOUTH FIFTEENTH STREET.
Very large, neat double mansion, with yard on
each side. Lot 16 ft. front by 188 ft. deep on Kueass
Street. 404,000.
Besides near 2,000 other properties in all sections
of the city. GEORGE C. MILLER,
Practical Real Estate (Rierator,
jyt-St 1.551 North SIXTH Street.
e i FOR SALE-THE WELL-BUILT
-EfSIH STABLE PROPERTY No. Efa Perth street.
Perth street is east of Eighth and north from Par
rish. 442,200, clear, Also, the Nurses, Carriages,
&c., all refry• cheap. MILLER,
155 North 813:2111 Street.
FOR SALE—No. 1609 WALNUT
Street, $25,000; elegant four-story brown-stone
front dwelling.
$25,000 will purchase a magnilleent four-story
brown-stone front Dwelling= feet front, on Spruce
street, west of Seventeenth.
BROAD STIMET,WEST SIDE, ABOVE BROWN.
—Elegant large Dwelling. Lot 20 by PA to a street.
Only 15,000, and possesslon.
SO THWEST CORNER OF ELEVENTH ANI)
SPRING GARDEN STREETS.—Large side-yard
Dwelling. Lot 99 feet front by 90 feet deep. Only
$10,560, and pOtse99ioll,
VINE STREET, SOUTH SIDE, WEPT Or eLt.
TEENTH.—Very elegant four-story brown-stone
front Dwelling. Everything in first-class order.
Lot 21 by 140. Only $13,000, with possession.
Besides hundreds of others in all sections of the
city. GEO. C. MILLER,
Jy6-3t 155 North SIXTH Street.
- -
FOR SALE-THE STOCK, GOOD
-L. WILL. AND FIXTURES of a first-class GRO
CERT STORE. HENRY R. EDMUNDS,
jyB-2t• 221 South FIFTH Street.
F OR SAL E— THE STOCK AND
Goodwill of a Wholesale BOOT and SHOE
House, No. 18 South FOURTH. Street.
In consequence of the death of the late proprietor
the Stock and Goodwill is alleretlfor sale. This is
a good opportunity for any one wishing to go into
the Boot and Shoe trade. The business has been
carried on very successfully fur the last thirty
years at this stand, having a line of very good
trade. For particulars. apply on the premises.
THOS. 'WILLI AMS, u.,
jy•i-tntiss at* Executor to Samuel Williams.
TO LET-THE UPPER PORTION OF
-a. the marble building alt) Chestnut street. POB
- given August ist. Alo, several valuable
properties for sale. TILOS. 11. CONNELL,
Cuauting-horse Dr. D. Jayne & Son.
CIiEsTNuT Street.
TO LET—THE FIFTH AND SIXTH
Stories of the GRANITE BUILDING, (for
merly Post-oflice,) DOCK Street, below Third.
Also, Offices on the first floor of same building,
fronting on Curter street. Steam rower furnishod
ill 1111 y (tf these Booms,
THOMAS CONNELL,
Counting House of Dr, P. Jayne g, Soft,
jrB-6t* 242 ctinstsuT Street
TO LET—THE THIRD STORY OF
the COMINIONWEALTH BUILDING, on and
613 CHESTNUT Street, suitable for any light
Manufacturing business, or can be arranged for Offi
ces. Lighted bytwent y.eight whitlows.
THOMAS H. CONNELL,
Counting House of Dr. D. Jayne & Son,
242 CHESTNUT Street.
T 4 001118 T 0 RENT-FOR THE
-LI ) Storage of, Furniture. Apply at 930 PINE
Street. It*
at - CONTINUED SALE OF MOST gsk
mos. VALUABLE PROPERTY, AT CAPE .16.
ISLAND, NEW JERSEY.
300 BUILDING LOTS,
Near the Beach and Railroad Depot,
Will be sold, at public sale, without reserve, on the
premises,
ON SATURDAY, dal T is, 1362,
At o^,:toek P. At
A special excursion train from Philadelphia will
leave WALNUT-Street Wharf at 8% o'clock A. M.,
and arrive at 12 M. The tickets furnished will be
good to return the following Monday. A FREE
COLLATION WILL BE PREPARED ON THE
GROUNDS on the arrival of the train. A rare
chance is now offered for purchasing at cheap lot for
a summer residence at this Increasingly I!°R'' Or
watering place, within three hours' ride of plata
delphia.
Will be sold at the same time.
LARGE 34A:is:ION.
All that large M ansion and lot Of ground situate
,
on the corner of
--..OADW a DI
AY m/
• IRO Avenue.
llae Ice.
Lot 102 feet front, and 17 0 feet deep. It
house, Ste. Surrounded by taro and beantlful shade
trees.
air See plans and circulars for il , dl_p . artie l t:lts,
Which maybe had of the A tietioneeiv.
_N_t
i t ee l.! .
& SONS, Nos. 139 mid 141 South tooll wen;
Philadelphia and M. SMlTll,lNal.Es.tAttit,..,l,4F,p
l'at'e 11111 W
5, S t -' - ` 'S AU "
...4) 141. S. FOORIII St.
1 " •'
15-11ORSE POWER ENGINES,
Baring 'Fouls. Planera, l.nthes. Dunehing
and Drilling Machines, 011-well
Fur :a. le
I'IIAWAY. DEMlree!,
4 , 17 ARCH at, Philadelphia,
juiA4SOA4.IA4I
SUCTION SALES.
HERVIEBS 7 BAZAILIt
NINTH AND SANSoM STREETS.
GALE ON ACCOUNT OF THE UNITED STATES.
ON MONDAY MORNING' N E XT,
July 10th, at 10 o`elock,_ at the Bazaar, will be SOl4
SEVENTY-FIVE
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY HORFSES,
Many of them very superior animals, and sold be
cause they are no longer required for the service.
Worms c ash, "(stated" states eurrene
ALFRED N, HERKNESS,
jr-Ift if A oetionoar.
OFFICE, DEPOT COMMI*RY OF
sussivrEN4 E.
WAsinNopf)N. 1), C Jul MS.
SUCTION SALE OF ltihi4S,
TALLOW BAR
SPIIt
&o
be sold at Public Anetion on wICDNESEPAY,
1£35, at 10 o'clock tt.. M. •at 'SIXTH STR, T
9Fir ARP. the hljosving 11.1Veie . 8 f mare or less : BEI
7,004 Baited Met Dines.
528 Dry do do.
588 Sheep Pelts.
10 Calf Skins,
1 7. 1 1 , , , 74
p p o a r r n o d ß e
e ß e e f el l ir or a l l l l .o o7.
205,34 galloon Nestsfoot 011.
1,06 n Mounds Tallodf CrneklinWs..
8,175 'limit Earrelffi (2 11V111111.) ,
1,900 Perk do. do:
7,700 Dweon, Pork, rah . , Coffee, WWI Vine gt ir
T3arreig,
p, ar t num ei
! Stalnvi jrePtl4l4. '
Terms—t^nd), in Government funds.
G. DELL ,
8-5 t nieut. Colonel and Com ! of Subietenee.
'NIVIENT ACOTION
AY, July am, 1861, at 10
very' Satutday followina,
II be BOW at MEDICAL
S. E. apron,' illtoA.D and
elulita, Paw the. following
a - Dledreal and Hospital
•n in use attil'are no longer
t consletlritrof
(wart)"
RtoVe.s.,
NOTICII--(TOVER
SALES SATURI
O'clock A. Dr. and on e'
until further notlce, yd.)
puRITEYOIp,9 DEPOT, .5.
CHERRY Stre
articles of Un Bed' States
Property, whiel I have heel
needed by the D. Ikartineni
Iron Bedsteads,
Mattresses, (hair -a-lraw.l
Sheets, Obien do eo 41011 i)
Pillow Cases,
Blankets,
Counterpanes,
Drawers,
Vishles,
Shirts,
Washstands, .
Numerous articles of 1
lie sold.
rolargeted articles
6c Bvt. Cot
stAcheit Furs
ulture,
Willow, Wooden, Crock
'.Tiny. nd
' Ware of nil descrip
tions.
Inc to IlausekeepOrs
RLEg 14011 1 017 GALL,
. Mmi, PIirYCYDr.
BLOWER ENGXE, WITH FAN,
A
fbrmerly attached to OrAterenue Steataer
SE
WARD, will be sold at aucticnVonMONDAY Morn
ing, .idth instant, at 11 o'clock, at 'the' Appraiser's
Store, FRONT and LOMBAICX .177-3 t
AMUSEMENTS.
NEW CHEBTNUT-573E13T
TRE.—tiovrow & MURPHTos mENSTRIMA.
SEVENTEEN STA.II. PERFORMERS.
BEN COTTON, the Inimitable, Comedian.
JOE MURPHY, the Champion Bone Player.
New Songs, new Jokes, new BuriesillleS, now Aott.
EVERY EVENING. •
IMMENSE SUCCESS EVERYWHERE.
Entertainments Bernet, original, and refined, Don't
fail to see the Champion Troupe of America. /y4-4t
NEW CHESTNUT-ST. THEATHE.•-..
SATURDAY, July 10th 1
LAST DAY OF THE IktiNSTRELS,
Two Grand PerfOnnjuices—AFTEßlSVlN AND
EVENING. 1y8.3t
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH
STREET THEATRE.
LAST NIGHT OF THE REGULAR SEASON.
LAST NIGHT OF FRANK DREW.'
THIS (Saturdow•EFENING, July Bth, 1866,-
,
BURLESQUE EAST LYNNE,
THE I ISH DRAGOON, •
and POPPING THE QUESTION.
_.
FRANK DREW, 10 THREE CHARACTERS.
MONDAY, 10th, MISS ETTIE HENDERSON.
CONCERT HALL, CHESTNUT ST_ t .
ABOVE ASSASSINATION PANORAMio
OF THE ASSASSINATION OF AIIIVAHAVI LI.N4
DOLN.--Owingto the approaching Anniversary of
our National independence, the ilinorama of the
Scenes and 'lncidents connected with the Assassi
nation of ABRAHAM LINCOLN . , and the attempt
ed Assassination of W. H. SEWARD, has been
postponed until •
- WEDNESDAY EVENING, July sth, 1885,
when it will be exhibited at the above Hall, and
every evening during the week. Tickets for sale at
the Hall. Doors open at 7 O'clock. Performance
commences at 8 o'clock.
jys.st , W. W. DAVIS, General Arent.
ACADEMY OF FMB ARTS, CHEST.
NOT Street, above Tenth—Open from 9,41. M.
till 6P. M. Benjamin West's great picture ox
CHRIST - REJECTED still on Exhibition. • jelS
EDUCATIONAL.
CALVARY ACADEMY, AT CAL
VARY CHURCH, btANHEIM Street, GER
MANTOWN.-11. SHOEMAKER, Principal; lo
dated in the different departments by experienced
teachers. The next Session Will 00intnence riEp,
TEMBER 11th, 1885. Four .Boys, between the ages
of eight and fourteen years, will be received into
the family of the Principal. For Circulars. addresS
B. SHOEMAKER, corner of GERMANTOWN Ave
nue and SHOEMAKER'S Lane, Germantown, Phi
ladelphia. REFERENCES: Rev. R. Newton, D. t
T. C. Henry, B. G. Godfrey, T. A. Newhall, F. Carroll Brewster, Esqs., and Rev. G. A. Strong.
JyB-stain.
NOW IS THE TIME FOR YOUNG
NEN to enter R
T pon a course of study at BRY
AN, STRATTON, & DANN - MEWS Natiou4
Commercial Colton,
ASSEMILY BUILDINGS,
S.W. Corner ofHESTNUT and TENTH Sir4oo.•
Call or send fora Circular. jyB-2t
RETURNED AND DISABLED SOL-
Dunts will Slid the readiest means of honora
ble and lucrative employment in a good Commercial.
Education. -A full preparation for business can be
acquired at little expense, and in a BANNISTERof
time at BRYANT. STRA.TTON, d; 'S
National Commercial College
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS,
Southwest cornet` Of WIESTNIIT and •TENTII. Ste.
A liberal deduction will be comic in all eases WOr
thy of such consideration. iStbat.
EXCURSIONS.
THE GRAND ANNUAL EXCURSION
of the YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA
TION to ATLANTIC CITY will take place
AUGUST 25th. it*
PALVIDERF. DELA_WARE
JL. ROAD.
TWO THROUGH NORTHERN
CONNECTIONS DAILY,
LEA.VP. P. AND T. IL It. KENSIN4HOT DEPOT
AT 1.30 A. M. AND 3.30 P. M.
Connecting directly through to
EASTON,
WATER GAP.
.WILICESBARRE,
AND Tag
GREAT LAKES.
Through Tickets sold and Bakgage (Awaked
through to all principal pante North and west.
je.9-tin W. K. GA.TE3IER, Agent.
Miomß CAPE MAY;
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD,
FROM FOOT OF WALNUT STREET, AT
8,30 Ii t AIL m AND EXPRESS.. Due
2.30
•"" M., PASSENGER. Due at 6.4 S P.
EXPRESS. Due at 7.45 P. M.
4,30 P, M.,
rare, $3.00. Servants, $2.00.
EICURSIQN TICICETS, 60.00. Coupon Tickets.
to be moll by one peieell ably, 10 for daG,OO,
Passengers and 13aggage taken to and front the
Island and tatiou wlthout additional charge.
Freight daily from Li.nelfordia Wharf, below!
Spruce street.
Returning Trains leave CAPE MAY at 5.30 A.M.,
Mail; t 3 A. M., Express; 5 F. M., Accommodation;
8.20 A. M., Freight.
J. VAN RENSSELAER, SRp.t.
PHILADELIIIIA, July 1, ISM )yo-toet
anaggiti CAMDEN AND AT-.
LANTIC RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARILANGEMENIG
THROUGH IN TWO HOURS.
On and after SATURDAY, July Ist, 1005, FIVE
trains daily to Atlantic City, and. one on Sunday.
TRAINS LEAVE VINE-STREET FERRY
as follows:
Special Excursion 0.20 A. M.
hlnil Train 7,30,A. M.
Freight, with Passenger car atthuhed.—. 9.16 A. M.
g x .press (through in two hours) 2.00 P. M.
Atha :tie Alleo/0100dation 4.16'P. M.
RETURNINO, LEAVE ARAM°,
Atlantic Accommodation 3.47 A. 1.
Express (through in two hours) 7.08 A. M.
Freight, with Passenger Car attached M.
Mall - Train 4,46 P. M.
b'Pectal Excursion M 8 2. M.
SUNDAY MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Vine-street Ferry at 7.30 . A. M.
Returning, leaves Atlantic at 4,46 r. M.
Fare to Atlantic, $2. Bound-trip Tickets, good
only for the day and train on which they are Issued,
JUNCTION ACCOMMODATION.
Lettve Vine-street Perry at . 5.30 P. M.
Leave Jaekßon at. ...... 8.28 A. M.
EXTRA 1-1/11DONF.61Th " MIN$, •
Leave Vine-street Ferry at 10.15 A. at. and jobri. M.
Leave Haddonfield at,,,,..1.1.45 A. M. ,and 2.45-F. M.
N. B.—Freight must be delleerod at Cooper'e
l'olnt before do'clock P. M. to insure Its/011v do va
the next day. JOHN D. BRA ANT,
.1e2.8-tr - Agent.
PHILA.DELPHIA
AND READING RAILROAD.
EXCURSION TICKETS,
OOD V.ROM 3D TO BTU JULY, IllVl.Untwa.
FROMiHILADELPHLt.
To Norristown & back.lslTo Pottsville & back $4.35
To Plitenixrine ",.$1.25' To Tamaqua 4.6 e
To Pottstown 1.851T0 Lebanon 4.06
To Reading ".. 2.70 To Harrisburg 5.60
And between all other Stations, at a roduAloti of
one-third from the regular rates.
Jy1.61 JOHN WELCH, General Ticket Agent.
aggimg EXCURSIONS TO
LONG BRANOIL—Trains for
Lung Grand). will leave Coopers Poln_koAsMEN,
(hilly (0%111441's excepted,) at 9.1 $ A. IC Fate;
I.lx,dutsion ITlekol9, good tre4 50. U4ra
train on Saturdays at 9.90 L arrive
at canule», at 9.10 A. 31, Mon ay.
je2o-2m L. 13. COLE. Agent, Oanitkill.
GRAND EXCIJESION.-
The
new and swift
brEAMER " METEOR, . 1
(Capt. J. Q. A. Denny') •
will make an EXCURSION
WEDNESDAY . . July 1201080,
TO FORT DIThAIVAIW. ,
Leaving Idegargee's Wharf*"7;43 Ar,lgs.
Second wharf betake A reit st. at.. .010 A? Al,
CbriStilM-gtreet Wharf St S A U.
TOttelang at lIILLOWSPORT, PEI4.ZNSOROVE.
and PENNSVILI.N.
Returning. leaves Fort Delaware. at 304 Pi 31.,
touching at the above-named places.
Persons wilt have ample time to,yisit, the interior
of the Fort.
Refreshments will Mt had at the Fort ancLalso ons
the boat.
jyB44. Capt. J. Q. A. DENNY.
STEAMSHIP NOII3EAN.
FROM BOMl4.—eutwitrneoa Or mgr.
elintadis o Der above ateatuet Will qease q.eucrstr
theirfootls, now landing At PINE-Steeet,ll ,
WINS OR .1 , 00.
fffffi ESTEY'S' .
COICIAGE 011,GANS A
Not only TINEMCELLED.,, Eat. UX,V,QtrAtktogo la
purity of Tart and T'ower, designed O s Theelally ibr
Vint relte6 lima 8000144 but tco)Wrto batuilltalit well
tujapleil TO tibv .1. - "g.k101. %Mt Dritwittg r
-Itoom j . For
bilk only by El, ELL WOK+, ,
No, 13 North SEW, 'RH Strent.
Also, n eoryplete assortl4okt oe !Ho Poereet Me
ledon esestantly on band. fo2t-Gw
...... „.
WRIT . TEN AND VERBAL
.
i DE.
!! llN°fChiicter(Qkstltiil : l:'? l: 4lL Y tlit : Ai t l*lo : Btii43:
Heflin), Eo:Aton, SiM-itniaeinent,Ditt.7tl filililkti.ulltlywiiz,:
dal Adaptation, .Co., day amorioNoloC,APEN,
rbrenoloalst and Bookseller.
No. R. 5 li, TV,VII4 Street, above Cliestunt.
oell-tutalylf
Db.r,,www4Aw AVA . 9uf*,tht wolU6
SCRANTON,
GREAT BEND.
BUFFALO,