it Vrtss. RSDAY, JULY 13, 1661 to from lieu' York to the West. busio,,,, of the country increases, °P are Openthgto meet the demands travel, Among these iS a route ,ni New York to the city of Erie, by fo 0 New Jersey Central, the Lehigh ti the Catawissa railroads. There is enneetion formed with these roads hiladelPhia and Eric, and fast trains put on, which will take through pas . o the West as expeditiously and plea . by any other route. There is also the of a large amount of traille coming to Jr by way of the blizes, with merchan. eturn. At the present time some undred barrels of oil are taken Oyer da daily with the promise of a large And as the route will shortly be i/t forty miles nearer to Erie than Now. York city, there is no • doubt lint that are long it will be ereat popular line to the West. ..N ALE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PENNBYL Wt: have received the announcement Ntrcath annual session of the Female College of Pennsylvania. Fifteen yr elapsed since this institution first charter as a college, and an its first session. Since that time, •ht ladies have received its diploma, est eye times that number have ma d and attended its lectures. litany initiates of this worthy institution are successfully engaged in practice, and ye earned for themselves that fame and in society for which theyselaborions hlany ladies, although not intending ice medicine, have attended the leo a part of their g,eneral education, and ns of fitting them more fully for the duties of life. rein Doesz AT SARATOGA.—ThC fol . out of the company engaged by Mr. t the Opera House, Saratoga: Jordan, of the Emily Jordan and catibimition ; Miss Rose Eytingc, of lack, Davenport, and Rose Eytinge tiou ; Miss Fanny Morant, of Watiack's New York; Miss Lizzie Price, of Mrs. v's Arch-street Theatre, Philadel ss Eliza Newton, of Mrs. John Wood's New York; Mrs. M. E. Chapman, of Chestnut-street Theatre, Philadel- F. Rea, Olympic Theatre ; Miss Mar _tou Museum; Miss Bendritt, Niblo's Mrs. De Groat, Broadway'Theatre Lawlor, of the Emily Jordan and ouiduation : Mr. 0. IL Clarke of the moody combination; Mr. W. a. Chap . rover's Chestnut-street Theatre, Phi : : Mr. Edward Lamb, of Niblo's Gar he Olympic, New York ; Mr. William the Boston Theatre; Mr. C. P. De the Broadway Theatre, New York; f Rockwell, Olympic Theatre, New r. James Reilley,Roliday-strect Thea imore ; Mr. J. F. Dalv, Chestnut-street rinhulelphia• Mr. Robert Eberle, of on Museum, stage director. orchestra engaged for the season at Mr. .C. C. Koppitz, of Grover's Thee, biagtou,D. C., conductor; Mr. Boehm, ieuhauer, Mr. Eller, Mr. Weisgarber, . ! r, Mr. Allen, Mr. Stein, Mr. Brainier, t, Mr. Nenendorlf, Mr. Ludwig; Mr. r. Schmidt, - Mr. Bernstein Mr. veiza, opler, Mr. Walstein, Mr. Erutger, of •nl Italian and Grand German °peril 3, Academy of Music, New-York. ~150-PLACE AMUSEMENTS.—Dr. Bra $ Erttnce, has just brought out an en yolume on sea-bathing, which con lily hints Of value to those now de la the watering-places. Thus, what regard to balls at the French resorts lv equally well to ours. We quote: amusements which are in vogue at side dancing is the most - dangerous, unhappily, the most resorted to. iit which exercise and bathing have iadneed,. and the excitement of the 4 of the skin which the salt water has cd, render, eSpeciully children of e, quite unable to stand the drain of e perspiration which these balls often to say nothing of the ill effects of late d of the respiration of air charged emanations from great numbers of `and further vitiated by a number of a,. After having taken all possible t their little clutges should breathe ort the health-giyingbreath of heaven - hat 'madness can equal the folly of hem to inhale, for several hours at i atmosphere polluted with deadly nu m: Mysisnr.—We heard lastnight mysterious affair, which occurred on •ihrg;hatu bridge, about seven o'clock young. It appears that two men, the bridge, heard awoman scream, out, " Don't throw me overt dorVE nu:" or - words to that effect, and that, erring to the spot from whence the ceded, they met two men, who passed nit remark. The matter seemed so hat the parties who heard the screams sled to know how to act. They saw wrong, and could not, therefore, tax with anything improper; but they salve they liesAA the screams, and under the belief at this moment that y was certainly thrown Ott - thellrittge. rricd to the end of the bridge, how . told several persons there what had ,among others one of our carriers, .111 we hare the story. There may, or lie something in the statement, and ion it simply for the benefit of the he will doubtless give the matter s a -tigation.—PitisbwrgPost,rith. Deor OF WATER," ETC.—The town of y, in Connecticut, has the most d extensive manufacture of brass ar.. • nv place in the country, or perhaps oriel; and all spring from one man Set of brass buttons for his own wear. rather an ingenious man, and he a could make a set of brass buttons Lau he could buy them. He punched tanks from a piece of sheet brass, em up very nicely in a lathe, soldered hem, and bad them sewed upon his is of his neighbors then requested alie sets of buttons for them, and he drawn into the manufacture. His was followed by others, and from I beginning has grown the extensive nufactures of Waterbury. ay of A. ltaLte.—lt will be remem at when the rebels made their last Maryland, the dwelling of Hon. W ir, near Washington was sacked. her artielerr, stolen by the rebels, wae t, Manly valued as a memento, be. o trio (laughter of Mr. Blair. The nuous elforts had been made to re article, but without avail. The mat , artily entrusted to Charles P. Bar ber of the 162 d New York State Vol at who has been on detached service a Virginia for the past year, and on tic 2.lth,lic discovered the bracelet wri4t of a 'young lady attending Winchester, lia. It was immediate to Burnett, and is now in the posses- Ire llbrr. 6rour.--3f. de Boussanelle captain yin the regiment of Beauvillars,re. )pis "Military Observations :” "That orse of his company, that was very full of mettle, had his teeth all of a worn down that he could not chew corn ; anti that he, was fed for two ad would still have been so had he ) by two horses on each side of him, hi the same manger; that these two uw hay from the same rack, which wed and afterwards threw before they, did the same with the oats, cy ground very small, and also put This was observed and witnessed 61e company of cavalry,officers and ervin, director of the Institution des t hegues, at Lyons, has communi -meeting, at the Sorbonne, some cu i,ties on stammering, embracing a ten years from 1852 to 1862, and de trustworthy archives of the Minis • They show that within that period ~ , i i, e ven hundred and seventy-three were exempted from military ser ',nn or stammering. M. Chervin s 'sport a map of the geographical of stammerers in France,-which the north contains fewer sufferers lirmity than the south; the north - most free from this defect, and the lost afflicted. rrx- ITFANCS. T FITTING SHIRT OH TIER eels 38 " The Pattern Shirt," made by John C. t the old stand, Nos.l and 3 North et. Work done by hand in the beat hit warranted to give satisfaction. of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods surpassed. Prices moderate. NINESE SUN HAT," geld by Wood & Chestnut street, is the most popular the season. The entire stock of Fancy Goods of this hoube is now aL much below cost. TO THE BEA•BHOEE . Should - provide BATHINO Dmesarg from SOEN C. .A.rennaonlg, Nos. 1 and 3 Worth Sixth street fiISSUD honeysuckle diffuses a plea. 'ince, but its aroma has not the tailless of Thelon's "Night-Bloom " That marvellous scent, voluptu too Powerful, seems closely akin ant charm with which Nourmahal er liege lord in "The Light of the ,old everywhere. '4l FURNISHING GOODa.-- - Mr.George • °stunt street, has a handsome es , ovelties in Shirting Prints, beau. ravats, Summer Under.elothing, ,orated "Prize Medal" Shirt, in r. John F. Taggart, is unequalled • in the world, It ix A MEXICAN a recent ion in 21exico, the Emperor Max (l-brimmed hat of Ordinary Meat_ knit the size of our parlor centre. irk blue roundabout, with velvet k pantaloons, with little silver wn the sides—a Mexican rig It was picturesque, eertainin tongrueus. lie would have loOked in an elegant snit such as they s e Brown-Stone Clothing Mall of Vilscm, Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut PABLE,-The immense and unlver for thefragrant Sozodont, is a mar inate of dentistry. It exceeds that dentifricea combined. Neither be stomach, nor othor eorres wkent generated by indigestion, set of teeth regularly purified by it vegetable, antiseptic and preset , jyl.l-tuths3t ow comes the season of , eseridde. Let everybody know, th!tcher's Lightning Fly-Killer will l ohilate them. Use it, and rest .i.ecairely through the summer UY druggistg and "dealers overy le2erm- t FOUR STEGIK & Co.'s Purges (little used) for sale at bargains. These pianos have been used during the past winter and spring at Concerts, at public halls, anti in private houses; ' and show no marks of use. Price AM lose than new Ones of same style, though all new ones have been rca need diri, J. E. Goyim, je21.36t seventh nand Chestnut streets. ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. The G 4 7 Inr , el r New i Y ork ( o rk F DleCahe. New York .1 II Swan, NeW York W Swan, New York Geo Mears, Penna It trawford, Lock Haven P llossertnan, Penna O D Eatterlee, Lock Hav R Davidson, Penna Gen H B Banning, U S A McDonald, Pirtabarg T. N Farrell, Lanreneeve B Marshall. Penna A 'W Wilson, Penna G W Gnyst, ClnchinaD, o W K Loos J J Dull, Harrisburg Miss J Torrence, Ohio M Pigeon, Montree J H Itillotson, Montreal W W Wright, Delaware H W Wharton, US A H C Wharton. U S A J liermode, Baltimore T L Kermode, Baltimore Jonas A Brown, Boston. Mr Thornton & la,Boston .J Hamilton, Carlisle A D Bassett, New York Miss N Wharton it Messaiman, Marietta P l; Thompson, Boston W Barkley, New York Mr T Morton & la, N Y petts, Delaware .7 Fraley, Easton P W Burke, New York , A Blodet, New York i risme Colts, Wheeling P Simpson, M Chun]: T Tilgionart:Maryland W C Sltian, New ,Versey An Wheaton, jersey City E R Thomas New York M Patton, Boston M Healy IA Dodge, 011 City Willllams, Delaware H A Clark,Massaeltusetts IWin Parlornan Mrs Cooper, New Jersey B Kro gutmt. Boston. 11 H Tueker, Boston W T Morrison, Prima 1) Mumma & la. Harrlshg .1 11 Ziegler, Harrisburg . MSchall, New York Jelly Easton 14 A Sage. Easton I) L Cuukle, Bork Istunti S C Humes, Cfilei on ati B F Arrington, N Caroni. Thos Little. Sr, Pittsburg S Bassett, Kentucky Slaughter Bassett, Ky H WHiggins, Kentucky E Greenbaum, Baltimore H Carlisle, Chillicothe John Met/Ines, Boston H it Glover. Boston Will BrOmit Col H G Williams, Va J E Strawn, Illinois J x Cantwell, Bucks co A (i t Day's, Becks Co 1 - t Porter & tai Meytaittl Gen S Dodge, U S A H Garrett Erie. Penna LB Rosa, L Carl, York, Pa S C Caldwell, Harrisburg Col J Bleakley, Penna J C Porterfield. Penna Follansbee. Pittsburg J V Craven, Salem, N J Jar Livingston, N York J H CrliVell,Wa6hinpson J Parker, Bedford, MD A Kuapp, New York C P Lindley Now York A Getty, Philadelphia D M Wlittney, - 14 Fork 11 Noldd, Titusville E &hail, Pittsburg B II Pennington, Balt J K Spangler, Penna Dr C J Keunetby & la B•Granger & la,Harrisb , g J 12 Ely} - Harrisburg Mrs H Conrad, New York T K Conrad, New York 'P J Yorke, Jr, N Jersey R W erttersoerg, N York S Strickland, heading 4 Collins, Penult , . E O Jordin;liarrisburg R 0 Barkley & la, S C R H Cummins, Wllmlngln C Watklusjllelaware tinental. A N Wilson Savannah W C Ashwlll, Baltimore C Douglas,New York Clark Ewing Titusville J Ci Brown, Union, Pa Asay & fam, Citleago T NV Davis, Pittsburg F Hausman, Pittsburg C A Kellen, Pittsburg . Alex Reynolds & wf, Pa Mrs John Snyder, Penna. Mast J P S Singer, enna Alex H Miller & wf, Pa H Hays & wf, Pittsburg And Watson & wf, Penns Hall, Beaver, Pa JG Baker Pittsburg E Woods, Belmont co, 0 Peter Chicago H B Jeatc, Wooster,Maas T Baton. Lexington Miss Fisher The Con Geo W Slate, Pottsville Mrs A K McClure, Fenno; Mrs Robinson, Penner Oeo Vanderbilt, N York B 13 Porter, New York 3E Eeeside, Washington' W Brownold, Harrisburg' S Lehmaver. Boston Knox,*Baltimore M Denison, Baltimore John Henderson, Balt. AP Gorman, Washing" R A Cronin, Washington M Lowther, Washhig , n W Bastinelle, Wash J D Moulton, Baltimore' Geo Kisster, St Louis W B Ploinar, Allentown S A Allen, New Jersey. A W Stone, Savannah C H 13 Day, Dover, Del It M Murray, Ma land John 11 Weber, Chicago W K Thurston, Indiana W B Coulter & wf, Pa T B Bryson, SD Spring I G Pray & la, Mass Bobt Dorsey, Baltimore Mrs Dorsey, Baltimore A P Johnston, Virginia J Holloway, Nashville R C Kellogg & SiSN York Miss A. W Knox, Fittab'g NrsAlden New York Hon John? ovode. Permit Chas J Fox, New York J E Foster & wf, N York C B Kimball & wf,NYork Geo A Phelps, New York' E den Miss A Lang Esblamon Penns l ' John M Moore, N ' Jersey I W 11 Shoenberger & la, 0 11 Peirce, Prey, B I Jas Todd &.wf. My MrsDr.l B Lindslev, Tenn Miss Diekensen, Tenn J II Blood, St Louis Geo A Harrington, Mo Miss Clanin. St Louis J M Richor & wf, Chicago' Mrs L Davis, Chicago Miss A M Wheeler, 11l 8 G Wheeler, Chicago. W Y Hurd, Penna C.F Smith. Pottsville' A ROUIRII & fa, California J T Anson & fa, N York L Mattsou, Port Carbon A M F Watson. N York .los 1) Gould. Mass Levi L Cushing, Jr, Mass M K Moorhead,Pittsburg T H Burrows Lancaster W Huns, Jr, 'l5 SA H S Wetmore, TT S N Mrs H Wetmore & ch G Van Winkle, Parkersb Goo Jackson, Baltimore C N Newell & la, N York Miss .1 Bond, Baltimore J W Bond, Baltimore E N S Blogg, Baltimore C H Arnold, New York E S Kyser, U S A S West, New York R M Snow, Andover 0 Dr F Schley Frederick S Pottsville ßutter Gen Meredith & wf, Miss L Walton, Worces'r Miss A Walton, Woreesir. Miss AIL Jenks,Worces , r Jos N Hays, Alexandria T WWellington,Worce'r Si) W Harris & wf, Ct Virgil Cornish, Conn G W Smith, New York J H Thorp., - New York Rhodes, Taunton T Atwood, Taunton G Brown, Taunton John A Allen, Vermont Hon Eli Slifer, Ilarrisb`g D di Talmage, Brooklyn W H Akin,New. York A A Colter & wf, Ohio A Jordan, New York Capt J Lawless, Delaware S (pal - J C Kunkel, Harrisburg B F Etter, Harrisburg J (;Butriberger,Harrisb.g T Sturges, New York Camden T M Jtl;bett:Baltimore tiro Wobb, Williamsport L Folger, New Orleans T Itieliardson, Liverpool S Harris, New York Z E 131155,34 D, Baltimore Thoupsoil, Boiton chants'. Mrs Moore, Pittsburg A H Fatzinger, M Chunk J C Fuller, New Jersey J Hamilton, Penna The Me W Wright, Columbia, Pa J L Isaacs, St Louis J Wise, New York P L Perkins. Baltimore J USAGBatler,_ J B Winsport tic B Roomson, 11 ash Capt S S Boker, Wash S C Rosier, Urbituo, 0 R J Ruth, Maryland Friseh, Harrisburg J P Krutzer, Clearfield D C Morris:Johnstown Howard Lewis C Bailey, Virginia. W J MeCommon L Q 0 Elmer, Bridgeton J McDonald, Pittsburg S L Counel, Pittsburg J R Boling, West Va. Geo 31 Diddle A Stillman, Poland, N Y B H Steimmetz & fa, D C G H Myers, Bethlehem T Plckenpaugh, Virginia John Prance, Baltimore. J E Spragg it la, N Y Wilson, Cincinnati Hannings, Ohio J Hannings, Pittsburg Col T bi Bryan, N J C B Joues, N Jersey W H Owens, Washington S Stern, New York J Cross, New York C L Griswold, Conn W Rose, New York • - MeWliinnery, Penna 111 Harter, Grant, Ind D Fickle, Idaho Mrs Bailey, Pittsburg J F Walther, Erie T T Easton S Truman, Pcnna Mclntosh, Penna T 13 Carson & wf, Penna H S Whiteman & wf, Pa E H Graham A N Jersey A R Beek Litiz eriesin. The A E Tinsman, Clarksburg J B Gat Richmond A Mlles. Delaware J IV Elliott & la, Peons. E 31 Reed, Hartford, Ct Jas F Smith, Reading G Foster, New York J B Martin. Lancaster J Dixon, Wilm, Del C H Jourdan, Montreal P L Ilonerille Delaware Jersey TLott, New T ljtausline New York G F Adam,' New York H M Irwin, Philadelphia C B Smith, Newark C F Huff & la; Milton, Pa II II Chipman U S N 0 S Richmond', U S N W Baas.Jj S N T 11ulseyer A Vandeinark, N Y E James, Newville, Pa S W Diller, Poulin J H Musser, Lancaster N Bavne, Delaware AlexMcCuen John S Weller fW an "Witten, N R M Suffield, New York O T Sutheltl New York Lancaster. J Bauman, F A Brokoski & wf, N Y Jollaones, Smvrna, Del W McCollum Jobn A Stant Joseph G Jones A E Noble, Brooklyn J C Wightman Boston W H 11. Ball, blew York G A Millington, Maryl'd P Stack, Maryland J Yangesel, Delaware W A Bassett, Boston The J H Helfrich, Allentown H J Saego, Allentown W F Duncan, Lancaster IT Manes, Cincinnati W Cfegier, Mvcrstown E P Stevens, New York J N Vansant, New York N Stebbins, New York J R Edmonds, Pottsville J B Price, Ashland J G Lacock, Ohio B R Disborough, Trenton Jacob Och, Birmingham G A Felmay& faro, Pa Miss Gerhart, Birminirm Miss Winderberger, Ira T Smith, Connecticut R A Young, Coatesville .1 L Suydam, Coatesville A B Linderman A M Zabriskie, N York D Potts, Pottsville D A rell,Wilkesbarae F 13 Hatell.M.l3,Calirornia Franklin Easton, Mass merciaL R H Huhn, Doylestown M S Weand, Pottstown Z Darlington, W Chester Mecoukey, W Chester B F Wickersham, Penns Cyrus Royer, Penna J Limon, Blaryland C Swat...a & wf, Newark Jae Gilkyson, Penns, J Campbell, Elkton, Md .AF Brandt, Harrisburg F J Pennock, Chester co W B Bowers, Lancaster J H Hewitt, Penne, The Co J B Parker, Pottstown W N Nein', Pottstown B Bernard, West Chester W Watkins, New York Lewis Seal, Chester co T Bishop, Delaware co Thos Flinn, }film, Del A J Williams, Coatesv'e J A Wilt, S A J DI Clark iferedlth, II S N Hon J Cessna, Bedford C Ii Hartshorn, Chest co W Gawthorp . 1, Penult dle. J M Hill, Hamburg G T Fox, Penna Fox, Bath, Pa . G F Heist, Penna. W G Beck, Penne G Cragg, Wash, D C St John O'Day's, N Y S Thirweekter, Penns. Mies E }lutist, Berke CO A Calvin, Penna 0 Laubach,lEaston E C Robinson, N E J P,Hoffman, Penna. The Bal W F Coaster, Centre co E Greth, Beading J G Wink, Lehigh co, Pa 311 Erdman, Fence W F Juba, Penne J Ii Wannemaeber, Pa B Bole, Easton J M Bowman, Penna. D A Tonibler, Penns W Wetherhold S Toole. Fenno ' .8 Arnold, Monroe co, Pa a Everett, Monroe co, Pa The Stat J E Small, &haylk Haven C Storms, Maryland W I) Pike, New York N E Palmer. New York H Eilke, Maine John Minnick es Union. D Harper, Delaware A Grover, New Jersey W 5 Abel, West Chester R Robinson, W Chester J B Martin, Lancaster H V Turner, Duneannon D SHamilton,Dauphinco S Heaney, Doylestown G Z Miles Richmond Miss Carrie Austin,ra . . . . J F Colt & la, Penna. Thos Carroll Jno Montgpmery, Penna T Smith, Norristown The X Mrs Parker, New Jersey H A Parsons, Maryland W J Mitchell H M Twining, Pittsburg A S Dingman_, Penns A Lambert,_New Hope J Tucker, Norristown R Carlton, Boston B Huntsman, Strondab 'g imon. J S Rlcilard6, Maryland J L Potts,jardleyvllle S String, Pennsylvania F B Koss, Wayne co, Pa J F Campbell, U S A J IlHouga, S A W D Large, Tayloraville S Baker, Tayloraville k Bear. GOO Erdman, Sellersville ' J Yoder, Reading J S Wearlca, Burnville W D Schick, Welseuburg A Gaudt, Easton E SEsheaoh,Beolitelsvle The BI airs Bonier & son, Tenn C Smith, Annville Elias Wetherhold, Penna II Gable, Boyertown B Smith, Weisenburg E W Shellmire, Penua Ell Bechtel, Bechteleville The Barley Sheaf. • Ellac Smith, Cheltenham J T Mohan%On, Bucks Co Oliver Watson, Hatboro. Mrs 8 G Baldwin Ohio Hiram Bittinl. Tenn J Cadwallader. I. 3 olilia Geo B Dubs, loylestown S C Van Pelt, Pineville 31G Hainey,Washington John Stemmer, Europe 11 M Stuart, Abington Mrs Stemmer a child G Slater, Frenebtown James Caberly, Europe W Britton, Frenchtown SPECIAL NOTICES. AT REDUCED PRICES, WE ARE NOW *ELI.- ing the Universal Self-adjusting Cog-wheel Clothes Wringers. Our conviction, resulting from the sale ot various patterns, is very decided that these are the moat durable, while, in other respects, we be lieve them to be equal to any other that we have seen. They soon save their cost in time, labor, and clothing. TRUMAN A SHAW, No. 835 (Eight Thirtylive) MARKET Street, below Ninth. YABDSTIcKs Or FIVE PATTERNS, ARNE Measures, and a variety of Rules, Tape Measures, Board Measures, and. Tailors' Squares, for .sale at the store of TRUMAN & SHAW'S, No. 835 (Eight Thirty-five) MARKET Street, below Ninth. BUY YOUR BATHING ROBES FOR LADIES and Gentlemen, at j3 , 104ts SLOAN'S, OM MARKET Street. JONEB'.—SOLDIERS RETITRISING HOME, you want a good, substantial, cheap, and fashion able suit of Citizens , Clothing. Go to Jones, OLD-ESTABLISHED ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE, 604 MARKET STREET, Asovs SIXTU. KrzmALL'sswum—Haire you tried It? It 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. 371-am Tuz Punic is cautioned against an imi tation of the Photograph of Lieut. General Grant, the original of which was taken by F. UIJTE KUNST, 704 ARCH Street. It la a bad coPY. The original will be known by my imprint ou the back. lyl/41t. /TOIL (WHEATON'S) ROIL 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 mail. For sale by all Druggists. whifi.6m 80/MEM COOL FOB TEE HOT WEATHER. Something Cool for the Hot Weather. . Something Cool for the mit Weather. .something Cool for the Hot Weather. Linen Backs. Linen Pants. Linen Vests. Linen Seeks. Linen Pants. Linen Vests. Linen Sacks. Linen Pants. Linen Vests. Linn Backe. Linen Pants. Linen Vests. Linen Dusters. Linen Dusters. Linen Dusters. Linen Dusters. Linen Dusters. Linen Dusters. Linen Dusters. Linen Dusters. Alpaca Sacks. Alpaca Backs. 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 ing, of every variety, for sale by . PERRY & CO., No. 303 CHESTNUT Street, above Third, N 0.609 CHICST7 UT St. (Granville Stokes' old stand.) 13. B. Corner of Sarin:TlC end MARKET Ste. (Jones.) jyMit CHEVALIER ' S LIFE FOR THE HAIR Will restore Gray Hair to its ORIGINAL COLOR; strength ens and promotes the growth of the weakest hair; stops its falling out in three days; keeps the head clean, Cool and healthy; canoe used freely; contains nothing 111311710118; TIAN BEST waru-onnilinNO EVER OFFERED T() THE mimic; it Is recommended and used by the first medical authority. Sold at the drug-stores and at my office, No. 1123 Broadway, New York. I assure all persons the above preparation will do all that is claimed for It. iYa-tutitsnt SARAH A. CHEVALIER, Dd. D "THROW PHYSIC TO THE DOUS, fia4 wogr. OF rr." To make assurance doubly sure I'll 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. For Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Headache, Dizziness, Agne t Liver Complaints, Pains In the Side and Beek, &e., 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! jidi-St Two BAD CASES OF PILES CURED BY DR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY. Mr. Glass, of Janesville, WhiCollsin, writes for Ide benefit of all who suffer with the Piles, that he has been troubled for eight years with an aggravated case of Piles, and his brother was discharged from the army as incurable, (he 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 ebrehiC CMOs Of Piles are cured by Dr. Striekland's File Remedy. It is sold by Druggists everywhere. jyl-stuth-3m far PRICES REITCHD. WANAMAH.EII & BROWN, ropular Na- Clothing XIV - House, air OAK HALL, S. cor. Sixth and Market MARRIED. BIRCKHEAD—LAWSON. --- On Tuesday, July by the Eev. J. Edwards, D. D., Henry P. Sink head, to Mary L., .youngest daughter of the late Alexander Lawson. DIED. HOPHINSON.—On the 11th inst. at Mower Hos pital, Chestnut Hill, Dr. Joseph Hopkinson, Sur geon in Charge. The naval, army officers, and the members of the different societies to which he belonged, and his male friends, are invited to attend his funeral, with ou t further notice, from his late residence, No. isis Walnut street, on Friday 'morning, at 9 o'clock. Punctually, to go to Walnut-street wharf. A spe cial train leaves at 10.151.f0r Bordentowu; to return P. M. HANLE:V. — On the Sill inst., at La Graug.e, Mo., Esther Aun Hanley, wife of Rev. William Hanley, in the 50th year of her age. . The friends and relatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her bro ther William No. `254 West ',ogee Square, onFriday - morning, at 10 o'clock. To proceed to Laurel Hill. MITCHELL.—On Wednesday, the 12th inst., Liz zie Young, youngest child of Rev. James Y. and Nettle Mitchell, aged 1 year, 10 months, and 9 days. Funeral from the residence of her parents, 1093 North Ninth street, on Saturday, 15th Inst.,at half pest 12 o'clock. To proceed to Glenwood Ceme tery. y . TDOMAS.—On Tuesday July 11, William E. Thomas, Jr., son of Benjamin B. and Anna M. Thomas, aged 17 years 7 months and 11 days. The relatives and friends of the family are re spectfully invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. 1324 Spring Garden street, on Friday, the 14th inst., at 10 o'clock A.l. To proceed to Woodland Cemetery. C lAIdRERLAIN.—On the 11th instant, A. M. Chamberlain, in the ail year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend his funeral, tit 8 o'clock on Friday, the 14th lust.. front his late residence. 1203 Green street, without further notice. Interment at South Laurel Hill. SMlTH.—Suddenly, on Tuesday, July 11th, 1865, Joseph C. Smith, Jr., in the 40th year of his age. The relates and friends of the family; the Hamil ton Lodge, No. 274, A. Y. M • also, the Northern Liberty and Perseverance -dose Companies, are respectfully - Invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 1608 North Seventh street, Satur day afternoon, the 15th inst., at three o'clock. *** KING'.-After a short illness, on the 10th inst., Mr. David King, aged 56 years. Tile relatives and friends of the family are respect fully invited to attend his funeral, from his late re sidence, No. 1861 Frankford road, below Norris street, on Thursday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, without further notice. Proceed to - monument Cemetery.** PAUL-- On 10th inst., Mr. William H._ rant. in the Sist year (lids age. His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to ottoo‘t his funeral, from his late residence, 1809 Wallace street. on Thursday, lath inst., at 3 o'clock. To proceed to Mount Vernon Cemetery.- MASON.—Suddenly, on the 10th inst., William T. Mason, in the 43d year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family, the Northern Liberties Lodge, Ito. 17, I. 0. 0. F., and the Kensington Fire Company, are respectfully invited to attend his fa moral, front his late residence, No. 308 Richmond street. above Marlborough (late Kensington) on Thursday afternoon, the 34th inst., at 3 o'clock, without further notice. *** B LACK ENGLISH GRENADINES.- Just received, a ease of Blaok English Grena. dines, at 40 cents a yard. BESSON et SON Mourning Store, 918 CHESTNUT Street. One price. Prices in plain figures. myth BLACK CHALY DE LAINE.-JUST opened, one case Of plain black Chaly de Laines, at 3736 Cents a liks rd SON & SON Mournimstore, 918 uHESTN -Street. One price. Prim in plain figures. myls 100 PURE WHITE SHETLAND SHAWLS.EYRE & LA_NDELL. 100 S MOSQUITO BARS, WHITES T BLUES, GREENS &c. EYRE & LAN-DELL. 14000 LOW WHITE QUILTS, FOR HOTELS. IMMENSE I.OTS OF CHEAP TOWELS. Ue2.641] EYRE & LANDELL. OFFICE OF THE WEST PHILA DELPHIA PASSENGER RAILWAY COM PANY, N. W. corner FORTY-FIRST.and HAVER FORD Streets, XIIILADEIRIIIA, July 11, 1865. Tile Board of Directors have this day decrared a Dividend of FIVE PER CENT. on the Capital Stock for the last six months, clear of all taxes, payable on and utter the 21st inst. The books for the transfer of stock Will be closed until that date. jyl3-thstutit. SAMUEL P. HUHN, Treasurer. OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH, S. W. corner SIXTH and BAN nOM streets. PHILADELPHIA, Joit), 1865. Whereas, This Board have learned thatthe YEL LOW VEVER prevails at Wilminton and New born, North Carolina; therefore belt Resolved t That an vessels arriving , at rhiladel phis' from tiMsald or other ports in North Carolina be required to stop at the Lazaretto, and there be treated in like manner as vessels arriving from foreign ports. jyll-tuths3t IigrOFFICE MINE MILL AND scriunauLL HAVEN. RAILROAD CO. • PHILADELPHIA, 7th Mo., 3d, 1885. At a stated meeting of the M Board of anakers, held this day, a semi-annual dividend of FOUR PER CENT. (equal to Two Dollarsper share), was de clared, clear of all taxes, payable to the Stock holders, or their legal representatives, on or after the 13th inst. The Transfer Book will be closed until the lath inst. WILLIAM BIDDLE, Iy6-thstwit Secretary. OrOFFICE PENN MINING COX. PANY OF ILAKE SUPERIOR, 319 WAL NUT Street. PEIMADELPEIIA, June 17, 1885. Notice Is hereby given that an 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 after the same shall have become due. By order of the Board of Directors. " jy4-tuthsst DAVID S. HEYL, Secretary Bge—OFFICE OF TILE. PIIILADEL— pRiA GAS WORKS, ` ar tux 11,.1885. The price of Coke has been reduced to Too Cents - per bushel. Orders received attire Works Or °Mee, No. 20 South SEVENTH Street.. JOS: MANUEL, ]yl2-12t Chief Engineer. rirOFFICE ST. NICHOLAS; COAL COMPANY, 205% WALNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA, July 10 186.5. At a meeting of the Directors of the ST. NICHO LAS COAL COALPANY held this day, a:Dividend of THREE PER CENT. On the Capital Stook was declared, payable (clear of State tax) on and after MONDAY, the 17th inst. jyll-5t 5 C. F. SHOENER, Treasurer. OFFICE "BIG WHITELY CREEK OIL C 0.," No. 528 WALNUT Street,Room No. 9, PHILADELPHIA, July 10, 1895. Subscribers , to the capital stock of the "BIG WHITELY CREEK OIL C 0.," who have not paid their last instalment, and taken out their certifi cates, are hereby notified that If not attended to within thirty days from date their atoOk Will be for feited. By Order of tile Hoard, }yll-121. 5 .1. LEWIS PHILLIPS, President. MERCHANTS' AND MA.NEFAC. 111-7-9 TUBERS' NATIONAL BANK, PITTSBURG, June 21„__1885. As the Comptroller of the Currency , of the United States has decided that the Capital of this Bank can be increased to the extent of We,ooo only, and not to the amount of iii-100,000, as before agreed upon (owing to the apportionment to Pennsylvania being already absorbed) Stockholders are hereby notified that one-half the instalment paid on their subscrip- Mite to the New Stock will he reftmileil to.them at the time of payment of the July dividend, thus re ducing the number of shares of New block one-half the amount subscribed. Eastern Stockholders will be paid at the Commercial National Bank, in Phila delphia. No further instalments wlll be required on the New Stock. The capital stock of the Bank will, therefore, he *BOO,OOO, instead of $1,000,003. By order of the Board of Directors. JOHN SCOTT, Jr., Cashier. PITTSBURG. July 3,1865. The Board or Directors upo n v day declared a Dividend of SIX PER CENT, uo the old Capital Stork out of the profits of the last six. ...ills, free of United States tax, payable at the Commercial National Bank, in Philadelphia, to Eastern stock holders, on and after the 15th inst. iYII-6t JOHN SCOTT, Jr., Cashier. riff.OFFICE 01' THE EGBERT OIL ' CODITANY, N 0.147 South FOURTH St., PHILADELEWIA, July 8, 1865. The Board of Directors have THIS DAY declared a dividend of TWO per cent, on the capital stock of the eompalif, payable on and aster Jay /6, free of State tax. Trantfer books close July Bth and open July 17th. WEE. SI. CARTER, • jy7-6t Secretary and Treasurer. WOFFICE OF THE FAME lEEE. RANCE COMPANY, No. 406 CHESTNUT Street. PHILADELPHIA, July 3, 18f15. 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. jyfl.lit W. ..I. BLANCHARD, Secretary. lIWTHE DIRECTORS OF THE DAL ZELL PETROLFSIM COMPANY ahis day declared a Dividend of ONE PER CENT. on the Capital Stock, clear of State tax, payable on and after 12th inst. Books to close 6th and reopen lath inst. G. E. FRYER, Jyfelt Secretary. OFFICE OF THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY, .100 WALNUT Street, Plumarortamia, July 8, 1865. The olrectoes have this day declared a Dividend of THREE PER CENT. on the capital stock of the Company for the last sl Months, payable on de mand free of all taxes. D. LOCKWOOD, jy4-1.2t Secretary. THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, THUTiSDAY. JULY 13. 1865: DONTPONEMENT OF TINE UNIOIf STATE CONVENTION—MEET ING OP THE 1 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 announcement is herewith made that that body win not assemble on the day of of july) set apart for its meeting In the city of Ilarrisbnrg. Due notice will be given of the Meeting of the Convention Screamer. The =Mere of the Union State Central Com mittee will assemble in the city of Harrisburg, on the NINETEENTH OF JULY, ensuing, at the Lochiel House, at three o'clock P. M. A full attendance of an the members of the Com mittee Is earnestly requested. SIMON CAMERON, Chairman. A. W. MXNEDlCT , i Secretarlea. Wow Ponuirr RAnnianunel, June 18, 1995. je27-tlr9 - igr DELAWARE AVENUE MARKET COMPANY. PHILADELPHIA, July_B, 1885. The Directors shave this day declared aDividend Of THREE PER CENT on the Capital Stock of the Company, payable on and after the I.Bth Inst., clear of State and United States Taxes. The Transfer Books will close on the 11th and open on the 18th inst. [jy6-12t..] WILLIAM J. CARLIN, Sec'y. ligr— OFFICE OF THE HYDE TARN OIL COMPANY, No. 147 South FOURTH Street, rim.avar.rnt.k.,Atly 6, MIS. The Board of Directors have this day declared a Dividend of TEN CENTS PER SHAKE on the Capital Stock of the Company, payable on and after July 35th, free of State tax. Transfer Books close July 8111 and open Julyl7th. jy7-6t THOMAS S. WOOD, Secretary. NOTICE.—THE TRANSFER BOOKS of the ROYAL PETROLEUM COM -PASTY will be closed from FRIDAY, the 7th inst., until SATURDAY, the Mth inst. Jy4-10t JOHN GALLAGHER, Jr., Secretary. 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 neeemMOffati.ollo, light and easy duties. For all further information inquire at the Recruit ing Rendezvous, No. 311 South FRONT Street, Philadelphia, between 9 A. M. and 3 P. M. every day, except Sunday. JAMES FORNEY, - iyl Captain and Recruiting Officer. 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 These Notes are issued under date of July ii, UK 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 fl liana some•premium, and are exempt, as are all the Government Bonds, from State, County, and Nuntotpat taxation, which adds from one to three per cent. more to their value, according to the rate levied upon other property. The interest is payable semi-annually by coupons attatched to each note, whioli may be cut off and sold to any bank or banker. The interest at 740 per cent. amounts to One cent per (fay on a $5O note. Two cents per day on a $l.OO note. Ten 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. Notes of all the denominations named will be promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions. The notes of this Third Series are precisely stmt. 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 5-10ths 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 sOVen-Thirties will commence on the Ist of June, and will be made promptly and continuously after that date. The slight change made in the conditions of this THIRD SERIES affects only the matter of interest. The payment in 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 fully equal to those made with seven-and three-tenths per cent. in currency. This is now offered by the Government, and its superior advantages make it the GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF TEE PEOPLE Less than $230,000,000 of the Loan authorized by C k ongress are now in the market. This amount, at tIJ 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 tad, formly been the case on closing the subscriptions to other Loans. 111 Oder that auzens or every town and section of the eoluitrs , may ha alFnitictli fasalklea Celan lAletne_vu, 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. NO. 114• SOUTH THIRD STREET, DREXEL & COMPANY, BANKERS, No. 84 South THIRD Street, DEALERS IN BOUGHT AND S LODOM AT BOARD OF BR Ie OKERS, ON C MIsSION. 13-1 m 1881.-C°l3-P°M) DUE . JULY 1, WANTED, AT HIGHEST MARKET PRICE. I . E. WALRAVEN, LACE CURTAINS, AT PRICES, CHOICE PATTERNS, AT REDUCED PRICES. tf EDWARD P. KELLY, 612 CHESTNUT STREET, A COMPLETE. ASSORTMENT OF robatf SPRING GOODS. CARD. FURNITURE AT LOW PRICES: I will sell the balance of my large stock of The assortment la complete. GEO. J. HENKELS, 1e23-2m 809 and 811 CHESTNUT Street. VISHER'S .SELF-SEALING FRUIT -A- CANS. Every bonsekeeper in the city and eauritry should use this excellent Can. It is the most con venient and reliable Can in use, and gives entire satlefactlon wherever introduced. It is sealed in an instant, by hooking and spring, thila clamping.% tin cap over and around the opening, and pressing it upon a ring of cemented paper. -The cement in the paper Welts by' the heat of the fruit, and as thepress nig continues the-fruit cools, and the sealing la per feet. The cap is unfastened by unhooking the spring and running a thin knife around under the cemented paper.' Please call and examine this Can_at J. MCMITRTRIES , , 808 ern - am eAItDRN Street. jll3-intlf ' Philadelphia. MILITARY. FINANCIAL. 7.80 LOAN. THIRD SERIES. 0280,000,000. SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN. U. S. 5-20 SIX PER CENT. THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET JAY COOKED SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, PHILADELPHIA AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD, FOREIGN EXCHANGE, UNITED STATES BONDS, QUARTERMASTERS , TOUCHERS, IUNCIMMENT MONEY STOCKS AND BONDS GOLD AND SILVER DREXEL & Co., 34 South THIRD Street CURTAIN GOODS. MASONIC HALL, 719 CHESTNUT STREET, IS NOW OPENING ANOTHER LARGE LOTOF ELEG-AliT STYLES, FROM 5 DOLLARS TO 150 DOLLARS PER PAIR. WINDOW SHADES, Lo lust! wk. alum Ito t1:11 JOHN KELLY, TAILORS, 116 YE, NOW IN STORE FURNITURE. At very low prices, until SEPTEMBER Ist NEW PUBLICATION& THE NATION. This Day is Published, July 13. CONTENTS THE WEEK. Tories OF THE DAY ; Hard Swearing as an Instrument of iiioveni ment. The Southern Preis. Democratic 'Nationality. The Disfranchising Power. FoliDeal Casuistry. CORRESPONDENCE:. The LOOO3 of the South. The Social Influence of the National Debt The - Paradise of Mediocrities. The Cornell University. LITE k RATURE : Literary Notes. For'Syth , s Cicero. Miss Mackenzie. Winthrop Mackworth Priced. Row shall we Recognize the Messiah? A Philologist among the Turkomans. Two Recent Novels. FINE ARTS Fortieth Annual Exhibition of the National Academy of Design. FINANCIAL REVIEW It embraces among its regular Or occasional contributors the following names : HENRY W. LONG-FELLOW. JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL. JOHN G. WHITTIER. SAMUEL ELIOT, (ex-President Trinity College, Hartford.) Professor TORREY, (Harvard.) Professor GOLDWIN SMITH, (Oxford.) Dr. FRANCIS LIEBER. Professor CHILD, (Harvard.) CHARLES E. NORTON. HENRY JAMES. Judge BOND, (Baltimore.) EDMUND QUINCY. Professor W. D. WttiTNRY, (Yale.) Professor D. D. GILMAN, (Yale.) Judge DALY. •Profesor DWIGHT, (Columbia College.) Judge WAYLAND. FREDERICK LAW OLMSTED. Rev. Dr. MeOLINTOCK. Rev. Dr. JOS. P. THOMPSON. Rev. PHILLIPS BROOKS. Rot. Dr. BELLOWS. C. J. STILLE. HENRY T. TUCKERMAN. BAYARD TAYLOR. C. A. BRISTED. C. L. BRACE. RICHARD GRANT WHITE. WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON. SYDNEY GEORGE FISHER. THEODORE TILTON. JAMES PARTON. GAIL HAMILTQN. Trump, DOLLARS PER ANNUM, in advance; Six months, Two Dollars. When delivered by Car rier in New York or Brooklyn, fifty cents addi tional. JOSEPH H. RICHAR.DS, Publisher, No. 130 NASSAU Street, New York. FOR SALE BY ALL NEWS AGENTS. it A NEW WORK BY THE AUTHOR of the " Schonberg_Cotta Family." MARY, THE HANDMAID OF THE LORD. 12mo. AE3O_, BY THE SAME AUTHOR, THE SCHONBERO COTTA FAMILY. 12mo. THE EARLY DAWN. 12mo. DIARY OF MRS. KITTY TREYYLAN. 12mo. OUR MARTYRED'PRESIDENT; or 'Voices from the Pulpit of New York and Brooklyn. Contain ing all the Sermons by the eminent pulpit orators of those cities, and the Orations of Bancroft and Bishop Simpson. 12mo. For sale by JAMES S. CLAYTON, (Successor to W. S. & A. Martien.) je27 • 606 CHESTNUT Street. NEW BOOKS. BAXLEY'S WHAT I SAW ON .THE WEST COAST OF SOUTH AND NORTH AMERICA, with Illustrations. hIERIVALE , S Conversion of the Roman Empire. T. BUCHANAN READ: A Summer Story; Sheri dan's Ride, and other Poems. THE VOLUNTEER QUARTERMASTER. By Capt. Robliff Brinkerhoff, H. S. A. NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS On hand, an&for sale at low prices. 'LINDSAY & BLAKISTON, Publishers and Booksellers, Je29 No. 25 South SIXTH Street. APPLETON'S NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA.—CompIete in 16 volumes. Vartys of Binding. REBELLION RECORD by Frank Moore,in 8 vole. MERIVALE , S HISTORY OF THE ROMAN-S— -now complete. The Agency for these valuable works is at 33 South SIXTH Street, above Chestnut. WE' snotox. TYPE FOUNDERS. COLLINS & MoLEESTER'S NORTH AMERICAN TYPA STEREOTYPE, AND ELECTROTYPE Fouls - DY AND Printers' 'Furnishing Warehouse, NO. 7015 JAYNE STREET, PHILADYLPHIA. TYPE WA.ERANTED to be equal to any made IN THE 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 hand. Agents for HoOs, -Adams', Gordon's, Taylor's, Foster's, Degener's, and Wells' Presses. Agents for Mather' s celebrated Colored Inks. Our beautiful new Newspaper faces are shown in "Toe in-lm SUMMER RESORTS. RURAL HOTEL, FEANKLIN,_ VENANGO COUNTY, FA. JAMES E. STEEL, Proprietor. This well-known and popular House hasinst been thoroltily refitted and enlarged tO more than double ts former capaeltj. It is pleasantly situated In 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. Jy4-dm REA BATHING-CAPE MAY, CAPE ,•-•' ISLAND, N. J.—THE NATIONAL limn, This large and commodious Hotel, known as the Nations Mall, is now receiving visitors. Price per week, $l6; children and servants half-price. je3O-2m AARON UARRETSON, Proprietor. T HE COLUMBIA HOUSE, CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY., Will be opened this season on the FIFTEENTH DAY ON JUNE, for the reception of guests. This leading house will, for the coming seasou r fully sustain its well-established reputation. greatly encouraged by the business of last year, the proprietor feels satisfied that a Rotel, conducted oiearty first-0108s, must continue a success at this old and popular resort. The railroad facilities are promised to be excel lent. Rick's celebrated Philadelphia Band has been se cured for the COLUMBIA the coming season. For rooms, &e., apply to J. H. DENNISON, Mer chants' Hotel, Philadelphia, or to GEORGE J. BOLTON, Proprietor. myl9-2m CAPE ISLAND. N. J. MOUNTAIN HOUSE, PRINCETON, MASS.—This favorite resort, situated in one of the most deltettini and acceßalble Darts of New Engiand_is now OPEN for BOARDERS and TRAN SIENT VISITORS. Send for circular. je24-stnth-lm' M. H. BALLARD. THE AL . HAMBRA, AT ATLANTIC CITY, Is now open for the reception of visitors. Je2l3-Im* R. B. LEEDS, Proprietor LIGHT -ROUSE COTTAGE, ATLANTIC CITY, W. J., NEAREST HOUSE TO THE aURF. This well-known house Is now open for the recep tion of boarders. JONAH WOOTTON, je24-1m Proprietor. CONGRESS HALL, ATLANTIC CITY N.J.WILL OPEN JUNi 18d. The subscriber would respectfully inform his friends and thep_ublic in general, that he has again taken Congressßall, this being the fourth season. Many improvements have been made; also, new Bath Houses 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 Halt a home of comfort to his guests. A Band is engaged. Terms moderate. ,leis-1m t*. W. HINKLE. UNITED STATES HOTEL ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., Will open for the reception of guests, on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, Bedworth's celebrated Band has been engaged for the season. Persons wishing to engage rooms, or desiring further information, will address BROWN & WOELPPER, Proprietors, Jel4-Im. ATLANTIC CITY. SEA -BATHING. ouRF HOUSE. ATLANTIC CITY, N, J. This old. established, and favorite house is now open. It is nearest to the. beach, securing_ cool breezes at all times. UnriValled Bathing facili ties, its complete furniture and appointment, and its unexceptionable table, render 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 communication with the inlets is bad at all times by rail. A tine band of music has been engaged for the season. Parties wishing to secure Board will address the proprietor, at Surf House Atlantic City. Terms moderate. H. S. BENSON, jeB-36t Proprietor. UNITED toTAns HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, BiAvr Jersey, is now open for the reception of visitots. Trains leave on Saturday af ternoon, at four o'clock, from Vine-street wharf— returning Monday morning early.—June 10, 1805. le/P-2m. BENJ. A. SHOEMAKER, Proprietor. EPHRA:TA - MT. SPRINGS.-THIS delightful and romantic watering place, beauti fully situated in the healthiest section of Lancaster county, and acknowledged to be the ` ! garden spot" Of Pennsylvania, will open for the accommodation Of guests on the ISth of June. Railroad communi cation 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, • jed-2m J. W. FREDERICK. SHINGLES. -70 000 'CYPRESS SHIN: GIES Just landed; for sale low. Apply corner BRACH and COATE:Me. Uyl3-3tn B. B. AWERS. ALBUMEN PAPER-A VERY FINE quality of this paper can be had at F. GUTH,- KUNST'S'. 704 AMU litscct, 31-12-thati6t* RETAIL DRY GOODS. CLOSING OUT 1 CLOSING OUT 1 CLOSING OUT ! GREAT itAieGrAINS IN SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS, CHEAP BLACK SILKS. flack Silks, with Lustre. Black Silks, without Lustre. Black Silks, or every variety, at low prices. Colored Silks, of every variety, at low prices. Silk Grenadines at reduced prices. 75e. Silk Grenadines reduced to 45e. (♦l Silk Grenadines reduced to 55c. Handsome Silk Grenadines reduced to 87%C., $1.25. New Styles Cambric LaWns, 37yyc., 500. New Styles Jaconet Lawns, 50e., 6230,, 65e. New Stylea Organdy Lawns, 40e., esc., 75c. New Styles Fine Linen Lawns, 62gC., 75c. 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 Nalnsooks and Cambries. White Puffed and Tucked Muslins. H. STEEL a; EON, jyB-tf Nos. 713 and 715 North TENTH Street. J. CHAMBERS, No. 810 ARCH ST. T. , • JUST OPENED, Swiss Edgings. Nainsook Edgings. Empress Lace Collars. French Muslins for Waists. jyll,l3t noorEn ik COWARD, NINTH A_ND V MARKET, have The best Cassimere stock in town. flood Linen Drills, Ducks, Coatings. Tailors' Linings, of every kind. Muslin stock complete, prices right. Family Linens, selling, gold, at Me. Gauze,Domet; and other Flannels. Pearl Wool Delaines, 55 and 85 cents. Extra fine black Mohair Alpacas, Isl. Lupin's 6-4 black Wool Delaines, 1. 'l3ood stock white Nainsoolc, Swiss. Bird-eye Linen, striped Muslin , finest Cambric's and Jaconete , puffed Muslins, Pique, &c. . White Barege and other thin Shawls. Silk Basques and Summer Dusters. je7-tf SPECIAL NOTICE. KJ SEL T N C GOFF ENTINESSTUOCK GOODWILH O AND EY & muEmS F!.RBALE. 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, Hdkfe., &C. Muslins and Calicoes much under market price. THORNLEY & CHISM, mylB-2m Cor. EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN. FIGURED SILK GRENADINES, -a- of the best qualities end styled, in Blaek and Gray Grounds, 560 to $1.50. Travelling Dress Deeds, in every variety. New Dress Goods, in great 'variety. Handsome Chene Silks, gam VERY CHEAP BLACK SILKS, suitable for Dresses, Mantles, and Saesines. COTTON GOODS AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE - - PRICES. Merrimac, Sprague, and Pacific Prints; 25c. 10-4 Waltham and Peperill bleached Sheetinge, $l. 11. STEEL At TENTH Street. Not. 713 and 715 North TENTH Street. ,4-4 SPANISH LINEN'S, FOR TRAV ELLING- DRESSES. 4-4 Bley Linens. Dark and light Linens, for Mts. Brown Hollands. Figured Linens, for Dresses. White Peque or Marseilles. Mosquito Nettings. Pink, blue, cherry, EDWIN Tarletons. HALL & CO., jel9-tf 26 ISOUtli 'SECOND Street. BARGAINS. • BELLING OFF To close business the entire stock of Cloaks, Wrap pers, and Gariba 'ldis, regardless of cost, at . j3ll-8t 36 North NINTH street. 628.H00P SKIRTS. 628 HOPKINS' ".OWN MAIM 19 OF . HOOP SKIRTS, the best assortment and best qual ity and styles in the city. Gore Trails, all lengths and sizes, from 18 to 65 springs, from $1.75 to $4. 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's, of every grade, from 20 to 25 springs, from four to eight cents per spring; they have no equal. Agents for the new Flexible bkirt, 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,• 30 springs, $1.25, and 40 springs, $1.50. Skirts made to order, altered, and repaired, at 628 ARCH Street. Jel4-Im* COMMISSION HOUSES. IICIAZILRD & HUTCHINSON, • • AGENTS FOR THE BALE OF PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS, 112 • PHILADELPHIA, AND 103 READE STREET, NEW YORK. je23-6m DRUGS AND CHEMICALS. ROBERT SHOEMAKER & CO., N. E. Corner of FOIIIiTH and RACE Streets, PHILADELPHIA, WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS. l i nportera .and_ Dealers In Forogo and Domestic WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS. 111.1.717FACTI7R7ERS Or WHITE LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS, PUTTY, &C. AGEST§ PM THE OBLBBBATBD PRENCII ZINC PAINTS. Dealers and Consumers supplied as VERY LOW PRIORS FOR, ()ASH. riy4-3m BOTANIC AND ECLECTIC DRUGS. ROBERT A. HANCE, 729 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA, Would call the attention of Druggists, Country Mer chants, and others, to his stock of ROOTS, HERBS, AND BARKS, in various sized packages, of our own pressing, at PRICES BELOW FORMER RATES. A full line of BOTANICAL PREPARATIONS, W. S. MERRELL & CO.'S CONCENTRATED RE MEDIES, &c., at a liberal discount to the trade. Catalogues furnished on application. myll.73mlp TO SOLDIERS 1 WALTHAM WATCHES ! Let every Boldier,before he returns home,Drovlde himself with an AMERICAN WATCH; no better use can be made of money than to invest it in one of these durable and accurate time-pieces. It is a kind of property that constantly returns good interest, and its money value is so well known that a pocket full of silier dollars wouldn't be as useful. Sold by all respectable Watch dealers THE AMERICAN WATCH CO., .Iylo-12t OFF/CE, 182$ BROADWAY, N. Y GOLD'S PATENT IMPROVED STEAM WATER-BEATING APPARATUS FOR WARMING AND VENTILATING POBL/O iii/LDINGS AND PRIVATE RESIDENCES, MANTNOTDREEr BY THE UNION STEAM AND WATER-HEAT ING COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA JAMES P. WOOD & CO., 41 SOUTH FOURTH STREET B. M. FELTWELL, jal2-6m SUPERINTENDENT .10 FOR SI.2S.—FINE SPECIMENS Curd Photography, done In Styles Suitable for albums. Just the thing for scholar* to ezehaeice with classmates. REDIIERS, SECOND Street, above green. ltv 'HAVANA' CIGARS-NEW LOTS.- Comprising Figaro, Houradez, Cabarges, El Sol, and other choice brands, assorted sizes. Low prices; from $55 upwards. Suitable for retail at 5 cents, 10 cents, and 12 cents. S. YUGHJET E SONS, Importers, Nll6 South FRONT Street. 12, 15-HORSE POWER ENGINES; 9 Boring Tools, Planers, Lathes, Punching and Drilling Machines, Oil-well Tubing. For sale by HATHAWAY, LEACH, & STEARNS )y7-1m 417 ARCH Street, Philadelphia. GROCERIES. TO FAMILIES RESIDING IN. THE RURAL DISTRICTS. We are prepared, as heretofore, to supply fami lies, at their country residences, with EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PINE GROCERIES, TEAS, &0., &c. ALBERT C. ROBERTS, my24-tf Cor. ELEVENTH and VINE Streets. GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. FINE SHIRT MANTJFACTORY. -IL The subscribers would Invite attention to their IMPROVED CUT OF SHIRTS, which theymake a specialty in their business. Also, constantly receiving NOVELTIES FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAN. J. W. SCOTT & CO., GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE; • No. gl4 CHESTNUT Street, jai-ly Four doors below the Continental. . 1 : 0 rin m 3 rii ti,i o : s ~Epr - nTo 13:11 600 ARCH STREET. 600 REFRIGERATORS, WATER COOLERS FREEZERS. GAS-STOVES FOR BIIMEER 000 JUNG. JeAS-tf GRIFFITH - PAGE. MYTH sifd A_ROH, ICE CREAM. • PURE DELAWARE COUNTY ICE CREAM, made In the country, and fresh every morning—the 'very beat that is made. Saloons, Excursions, Pie- Nice, Festivals,• Hotels, Restaurants, and Private yamilles, furntshed with promptness in guanines to suit, on reasonable terms. EASTERN MARKET ICE-CREAM STAND. je24-113) PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS TAKEN BY B, REIMER of Churches, Bublie Buildlnge, tesidenees, and Country Seats. Parties or Indivi duals desiring ally,'ShOuhl call. owl "Luca St. WANTS ANTE INA LARGE DRY- Goods Jobbing house, a cOmpetynt packer ba must understand the business thoroughly, and he a good marker of boxes and n aelouse B. Address, with reference, 1), 8.," Boxivn-B5 WANTED -AN ASSISTANT BOOK- Kcep_er, in a wholesale Ilook-Store. Salary, nrst year, 3500. Address "Pablisners,l , office of Press, with, references. Jyt3-20 WANT ED—A FIRST-CLASS BON NE T - TRlMMEiungleaattireditllitery House, Situation permanent;salary,6l2perweek. Address, wltli red Milne and direction, •• Function, " Prerr office. WANTED—BOARDING, OARDI N G, BY A. f y man and wife, a of furnished front Room, second ' story, with use of bath, where there &rebut few other boarders, between FOURTH and EIGHTH, and between Bice and Arch and Vine. Address, for two days, "a. M. d.," (met. jyl3-2t* WANTED -A FIRST-CLASS SALES MAN hi a Cloth Jobbing House. Address Salesman, II this office. i912-3t* Tir ANTED- AN EXPERIENCED SALESMAN In a wholesale Millinery and Trlramlngliouse. Address 6 ' Box 861,' , Philadelplila Post-office. jyl2-2t* WANTED -AN INTELLIGENT Youth to learn the Retail Drug Business. One willing to stay four years will have every op portunity of obtaining a complete knowledge of the business, and tickets to attend the lectures at the College of Pharmacy, which will be paid for by his employer. Address, until the 15th inst., "Pharma cy," at the of-lice of this paper. Jyll-3t*. AGENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE or ABRAHAM LINCOLN. By Dr. J. G. Hol land. No comment Is neeessaryi The author's repu tation as a writer I s fully established. 'Experienced canvassers know why It sells. Address, for terms, NORIIIS BARNARD, Elk View, jele-12t. Chester county, Penna. J-3,-GENTS WANT ED FOR " THE SECRET SERVICE, THE FIELD, THE DUN GEON, AND THE ESCAPE." BY ALBERT D. RICHARDSON, New York Tribune Correspondent. The most interesting and exciting book ever pub lished embracing itir. Itlehardsonla unparalleled experience for four years; travelling through the South in the secret service of the Tribune, at the outbreak of the war with our armies and ffeets,both East and West, during the first two years of the re bellion; his 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 more of the fact, incident, and romance of the war than any other work yet published. Teachers, ladies, energetic young men, and espe cially returned and disabled officers and eoldlers, in want of profitable employment, will find it pecu liarly adapted to their condition. We have agents clearing WO per month, which we will prove to any doubting a_pplietuot. Send for circulars. Address JONES, BROS., & CO., N. E. corner SIXTH and MINOR. Streets, Philadelphia. Penna. jels-1m AGENTS WANTED IN THIS CITY and State to sell a new and very popular Book, FOUR YEARS IN SRCESSIA. By J. Et. BROWN, Special War Corresondent or the New York Tribune. This book is having a large sale, offering a rare opportunity to old canvassers, school teachers, energetic young men, returned or disabled soldiers. Apply by letter. or in person, to F. W. HART, Agent for the Publishers, Room. No. 44, American Ho el, in this City. jyll-tuths-er ---BY AN 20000. aED active, influential Business Kan, in the Retail Dry Goods trace--a special or active PARTNEIc, with the above iltmucp.t, to Invest. Ad dress Box 8 , 52, Post-office. jyll-2t* S7O A MONTH.-I WANT AGENTS everywhere at WO a month, expenses id, to sell FIFTEEN ARTICLES, the beet sellin .. ver offered. Full particulars free. Address 0 IS - n. GAREY, Biddeford, Maine. myle-d&Wam 4025 A MONTH.-AGENTS WANT ED everywhere to introduce the improved SHAW & MACHINE,EDLAA FAMILY BEWING the only low-price Inathitle in the country which is licensed by (}rover & baker, Wheeler & Wilson, Rowe Singer & Co., and Baebeider. AC other machines now sold for less that forty dollars each are infringements, and the seller and user are Habig to fine and timprumitmaut. Salary and expenses, or large commission, allowed. Illustrated circulars sent free. Address 'SHAW & ,CLARK, Biddeford, Maine. . mylo-d&Wam . . el WANTED TO RENT-A. COM.- aidifortably-Surnisbed RESIDENCE, to contain about ten rooms, from five to ten miles from the city, worth about $6OO or $7OO rent. Apply to RORERT MAC GrREGOR, it 419 WALNUT Street. FOR SALE AND TO LET. LTO RENT-A RESIDENCE,, SITU ATED at No. 709 SPRUCE Street, with' or with out the furniture. Aptilv to NORERT M GREGOR% lt 419 WALNUT Street. d ra FOR SALE-A FOUNDRY; LO- Gatedln one of the business localities in the city, with fixtures complete—Crayne, two Cupolas, Lables, Flasks, &c., now in successful operation. For further particulars, address. " Foundry, "this office. 3y12-tit* da FOR SALE--PRICR $21,000.-AN elegant modern Dwelling, in West LOCUST Street. Apply through "Box 2074," Philadelphia Post-011 We. jyl.3-st. a FOR SALE, NOW VACANT .III3:IISIXTH. above Brown; two of those elegant large new DWELLINGS; 12 rooms; lots 22 and 20 feet Trout, by 100 and 135 feet deep to Randolph street; stable on rear of one lot. Prices, gili,ooo and 811.600, lear. &able, $l,OOO extra. *7,IX/0 can re main. jyl2-4tif fa FOR SALE—SPLENDID OPPOR MILTUNITY; elegant NEW DWELLING, east side of TWELFTH - Street, above Thompson, mar ble doorway vestibule, &c. The magnificent fur niture, Chic , kering Piano, &c.; all included in the p rice of $10,600. MILLER, iyiz-it 155 North SIXTH Street. tREAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE. NEW MONTHLY CATALOGUE, JUST OUT. NEW MONTHLY CATALOGUE, JUST OUT. NEW MONTHLY CATALOGUE, JUST OUT. FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION. FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION. FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION. CONTAINS tp,000,000 WORTH OF PROPERTY FOR SALE. No person wishing to purchase MO' or elfizurbar, property should fall to get zippy, as ft le acknow ledged by all to be the gret.est prodUction of the age to parties illthrbstad,ooo copies having been called ror hi one ,year. S , _ s aid catalogue contains a treat number of drst-class city dwellings, suburban mansions with acres of land. Also, a great number of building lots ill oil the 1 1 :490 destralhe sections of Any purchaser is welcome to a copy of the cata logue, upon leaving name and address. GEORGE 0. MILLER. Practical Real Estate operator, jyll,tutaths4tif 155 North SI7p , H Street. rili FOR SALR—GERMANTOWN— mit Large Mansion and Lot, on the Main street, and near the station. $lO 000. THIRTEEN ACRES of Land and first-class Man- Mon, near Abington Station, N. Penna. Railroad. $15,000. WEST PHILADELPHIA—One of the most mag nificent 'Mansions and appurtenances ever offered. Immediate possession. ONLY FIVE MILES FROM THE CITY, near a station—excellent large Mansion and five acres of land; splendidgrounds,_ FROM $13,000. ONLY FOURTEEN MILES ROM 'THE CITY, near two stations—eleven acres of excellent Laud and first-class Mansion; ull the modern conveniences in full. Price $7.0,000. ONLY FIVE MILES FROM THE CITY, on the Darby Road—eight acres of first-rate Land; neat, large Mansion, stable, coach-house, &e.; beautiful grounds; ears rim till 12 o'clock at night. $15,000. THIRTY-TIIREE ACRES OF LAND, live miles west of Bristol, Splendid first-class Mansion built by one of the firm of Stewart . Co., New York. $l2OOO farming. utensils included. O ' NL ' Y EIGHT MILES FROM THE CITY, on the Media Railroad, near a station—splendid large first class Mansion, high ceilings, &c. Also, a tract of land: stable, coach-house, &e. $17,000. CHESTER COUNTY FARM of 170 acres first-rate Land, 24 miles from the city, very near a station on the Pennsylvania Central Railroad, west of Paoli; excellent improvements. Price, $lOO per acre. N. N.—The above properties are ail excellent, and ought positively to be seen to lie appreciated. Im mediate possession of all. GEO. C,. MILLER, Real Estate Broker, jyll-Slit 155 North SIXTH Street. ita FOR SALE—WEST PHILADEL JULIPHIA—Neat Mansion and large Lot, S. W. cor ner of Forty-second and Pine streets. Only $9,01X1. Splendid Mansion (new) corner of Fifty-first and Walnut streets; large lot. Only $ll,OOO. Northwest cornerPhirty-sixth and Bridge streets --first-class Mansion and large Lot; elegant garden, &C, Price *mow, MILLER; jrl-3tif 156 North SIKTII: Streett, In FOR BALE. No. 2416 West liTtEglq Street, A very desirable DWELLING t with all the modern improvements, and in good order. Immediate P , PS session given. Jyll-3G* it FOR SALE—A VALUABLE: PRO ma. FERTY, southwest side. or Ridge avenue, S above ring Garden street, Wheelwright &ion, Blacksmith Shop, and excensot Dwelling.. Phe property extends through to Spring Garden street, , 80 feet on Ridge avenue, and 80 feel on Spring Gar den street. B. F. GLENN, 103 South FOURTH. Street, jyB Or S.W. eor. SEVENTEENTH and GREEN. maFOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN, with immediate possession, a COTTAGE, and ONE ACRE OF GROUND . , situate on the Hans yunn.raas.engar Railroad, nrst house above the toll gate at the Wissallickonl.ten rooms, a YISICy of fruit and shrubbery , and a small stable, ill be sold very much below its value. B. F. OLE , ]Ys 123 South FOURTH Street.• et FOR BALE- Dwelling 1628 Wallace street. 316 N. Twenty-first street. " 1439 N. Eighth. 2214 Brandywine. " 1901 Brandywine. 1534 Meant Vernon street: 1027 Mount Vernon. "' " GLENNac, B. F. 123 South roman' St., . )y8 or S. W. Cor. SEVENTEENTH and GREEN. gra ARCH-STREET RESIDENCES:L- B:arm SALE—Several first-class HOUSES, south aide of ARCH Street, west of Nineteenth, embrac in_g all the modern Improvements. • Apply at 1829 AttCH Street. ea_ TO LET, AND FIXTURES FOR AMSALE, of Store No. 335 CHESTNUT Street. Jyl2-4t* To RENT.—THE 2n, 3D, AND 4 , rs A- stories (or either of them) of tile store No. 509 COMMERCE Street. Rooms 200 feet deep, with side light. Enquire on the premises. jy4-tuthatlVP TO LET—THE UPPER PORTION OF -‘; she marble lo.ll,ling are chestnut street. Pos session given August Ist. Also, several valuable properties for sale. THOS. H. CONNELL, Counting-Louse Dr. D. Jayne & son, jyB-ilt* 241$ CHESTNUT Street. TO LET—THE FIFTH AND SIXTH Stories of the GRANITIC BUILDING, (for merly Post-office,) DOCK Street, below Third. Also, Offices on the. first floor of same building, fronting on Carter street. Steam power furnished in any of these Rooms. THOMAS H. CONNELL, Counting House of Dr. D. Jayne ,t Son, jva-ets 241 CHESTNUT Street TO LET-THE THIRD STORY OF the COMMONWEALTH BUILDING, 611 and '613 CHESTNUT Street, suitable for any light manufacturing* business, or can be arranged for OM ces. Lighted by twenty eight windows. TIIOMAS 11. CONNELL, Counting House of Dr. D. Jayne_ & Son, jyfi-Bt* g 142 CHESTNUT Street. CONTINVED BALE OF MOSTA" VALUABLE ynokkitTY, AT CUM 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, JutylS, 1885, At 1 o'clock P. X A sp ecial excursion train from *Philadelphia will leave WALNUT-Street Wharf at it,ig o'clock A. and arrive at 12 M. The tickets fundidled good to retunt the following Monday, Ailing COLLATION WILL BE PREPARED 0 ,,v e GROUNDS on the arrival of the train. lot fo r chance is now offered for purchasing a cheap a summer realtience at this increasingly popular watering place, within three hours' rie o f .I:lllla delphia. Will be sold at the same time. LARGE MANSION. All that large 31unid o n a nd lot orjropnd, I - 11.1tD Avenue. situate on the corner of BROADWAY a nd T Lot 102 feet front, feet d eep.shade attli in tee deep. It has tee boucle, &e. Surrounded Di WV' a trees. Agif•See plans and circulars for full_ particulars, which may be hail of the Auctioneers, X. TI - 101/IAS a SONS Nos. N 05.139 and 141 South FOURTH Stree, Philadelphia, and SMITH, Real Estate Agent, Cape Island. ' h i l n . d *II TIIOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers, Jy6-thaintirwthf-7t 139 andl4ls, FoURTH St. CARTES DE VISITE OF EXQUISITE style and superior execution: See speellnens and obtalnpletures, at once pleasing and natural, at B. F. BEIMER'S, 614 ARM Street. It* AUCTION SALIES AtrOTION NOTICE. LARGE , AND IMPORTANT SALE GOVERNMENT. PROPERTY. SAMUEL C. COOK, AUCTIONEER! ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, August 18, 1885, AT HALFrrA3T TEN troLocK, No. 124 South Front St., above Walnuts WILL BE SOLD. for account of the Medical Bureau, U. S. A., the following Merchandise, mostly in bales and original packs es, entirely new and in good order -00,000 pair Blankets. 83 , 0 0 0 yards Linen sheeting, 111,4201.6 L 4 lied Sacking. 22,11(984 " Linen Pillow Casing 34,85135 " Colored Cotton Cheek, 150,7033 n " Mosquito Netting. 21,000 " Hoek Towelling. 18,002 " Shirting Muslin. 7,000 " Window Shade Muslin, 3,1 " Muslin Sheeting. 1,852 " Check Pillow Ticking. 20,000 pair Drawers. 06,080 " Socks. 10,000 Shirte. 2,000 Blanket Wrappers. 1,080 Counterpanes. 800 Hair Mattresses. 8,000 Pillow Cases, Cotton cheek. 10,000 Pillow Ticks, WOO Sheets ALSO, 100 bales, containing 5,000 pair Blankets, nearly new, hi good order. Van be examined with catalogues three days pre vious to sale, .1) - 10, 17, 20, 24, 27, 31; aul, 2,3, 9,0, 7, e, e, iO, ii, 12, 14, 15, 16. 51 4 ,, HERKNESS' BAZA.A.R, NINTH AND SANSOM STREETS. AUCTION SALE OF HORSES,CARRIA.GES, &e., ON SATURDAY MORNING next, at 10 o'clock comprising nbout SIXTY. HORSES. Including several fast trotting horses and superior satidic-horses. Full descr SO iptions at sale. AL New and second-hand Darhages, tight Wagotia, &c., with which the sale will commence. ALSO, Single and Double Harness, Saddles, Bridles, &c. air Sale of Government horses on Thursday' and Friday, July 13 and 14, at 10 o'clock A. M. Jar Sale of Horses, &c., on Wednesday. Mr - Carriages and harness atttrlvate sale. ALFRED M. }MENNEN * Auetlon.9sr. AMUSEMENTS. ACADEMY OF MUSIC. SATURDAY AFTERNOONagIy RS 1.885,, FRANK DREW-STUART ROBSON MATINEE, Commencing at 2 o'clock precisely, with the amus ing Sketch of MY LORD AND LADY DUNDREARY. Lord Dundreary (with a recent letter from Sam)) Mr. OWEN MARLOWE. Lady Dundreary Mrs. MARLOWE. money (sltly grown) ~ ...• Mr. T. 0. GREEN. Beutiful Ballad, Mrs. SOPHIE GIMBER KUHN. "1 Loves a Drop o' Good Beer, Mr. HARRY PEARSON. R. H. Craig's new Burlesque, - . EAST LYNNE: Lady Isabel and Madam Vine. -.FRANK DREW. ranels Levison STUART ROBSON. Ear, -I .Tount Severn Mr. SAVAGE. Sir Arehlhald Carlyle.. ...... Mr. THOMAS BURNS: Richard nave Mr. T. C. GREEN. Miss Cornelia • CarlYie Mrs. E. N. THAYER. Barbara Hare, ... I ,mrs, OWEN MARLOWE. Miss Isabel Carlyle (ades 12 months) • Miss ROSALIE JACK. Joyce Mrs, STYLES. Sheridan's Ride, Mr. FRANK MORD AUNT. STUART ROBSON iS Great Sow, Horrible Tale of the Suieidal Faißkty The great Carnival of Fun conducing with the... popular Burlesque, by R. H. Cralg, 'KING LEAR, THE CUSSI King Lear, the Cuss STUART ROBSON. Cordelia, his delightful little daughter, FRANK DREW.' Edmund Mr. OWEN MARLOWE, Duke of Kent Mr. W. H. WALLIS. Duke of Gloster Mr. T. C. GREEN. Duke of Albany Mr, ALEX. FISHER. Duke of. Cornwall Mr. F. STULL. Duke of Burgundy Mr. WORTH. Oswald Mr. JAMES MURPHY. Hirst Knight _ Mr. JOHNSON. Sectotid Knight Mr. PEARSON. Third Knight,..Mr. LOYD. °mth e - Mrs. E. N. THAY ER. Regan Miss GRIFFITHS. ADMISSION . , FIFTY CENTS. No extra charge for Reserved Seats. !Seats can ea now secured, at the Academy, and at H. It. HELLIER'S, Programme office, opposite Post-office. fyl3-3t MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH- A" - STREET THEATRE. GREAT SUCCESS. OF ETTIE HENDERSON. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS, SATAN IN PARIS. ETTIE 'HENDERSON IN SIX CHARACTERS. After - which, THE HATTER AND PRINTER. STUART ROBSON and WALTER LENNOX as the Hatter and Printer. FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF ETTIE HENDERSON. NEW CHESTNUT-STREET TEMA,- 4-1 TEE, WILL REOPEN On MONDAY RYENING, July 17, With BoueleauWs Great Irish Drama of ARRAN NA POGUE. jylo-43 The Box Office will be open POE THE SALE OP SEATS oil SATURDAY, from 0 A. DI. to 4 P. M. jy 13-3 t FAIRMOUNT WATER-WORKS, (WIRE BRIDGE. AFTERNOON CONCERTS EVERY DAY. From 4 tir 7 o'clock, by HASSLER'S GRAND MILITARY BAND. Programmes of Music issued The Arch, Vine, and Calowhill-street ears run di rect to the place. jylOwat ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS, CREST NUT Street, above Tenth—Open from 9 A. Bf. till 6P. H. Henjumin West's great picture Of CHRIST REJECTrD still on Exhibition. jets =. IYLV 'VTNI I±3J/ nIL, MININGN, lES COAL, AND OTHER NEW COMPA. We are prepared to furnish New Corporations with all the Boois3 they require, at short notice and low prices, of brat quality . . An styiv of Blouns• STEEL PLATE CERTIFICATA OF STOOK: LITHOGRAPHED 6t it TRANSFER BOOK. ORDERS OF TRANSFER. STOCK LEDGER. STOCK LEDGER BALANCES. REGISTER OF CAPITAL AWN. BROKERS' PETTY LEDGER,. ACCOUNT OF SALES. DIVIDEND BOOK. MOSS & Co., BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS` AND STATIONERS. 432 CHESTNUT Street:. BOARDING. D AY BOARD-WITH FIRST-CLA.BS DINNERS, at No. 624 South WASHINGTON Square. Sys-2m• PERSONAL. IF C. F. CARROLL, OF FAIRMOUNT, West Virginia. will call a advantage.d House, he will hear of something to his jyu-st,* EXCURSIONS. P- ',l CAPE NAY, WEST JERSEY RAILROAD. FROM FOOT or 'WALNUT STREET, AT 8,30 A. M., IgA I iTi r ANIV EXPRESS. Dos 2;30 P.. M., r r Ab . SENCtEh, Due at 6.45 P. 4.30 pl ., EXPRESS. Due at 7.45 P.M. rare, 68.00. Servants, $2.00. td i trufe n d s gMl e e K ra l rutn,l49Vanir eket ‘ ItZT:grAtNitnEtfegttagligaTnetarrrAm.4* Freight' daily from Sandford's TAU, below Spruce street. Returning Trains leave l OAPE MAY at 5.30 A. M. Mall; WA. M., Express; 5 P. 51., Accommodation: 8.20 A. M., Freight. J. VAN RENSSELAER, Burt. PAILADIMPUIA, July , 5, 186.5 r- -CAMDEN AND AT. T • RAI OAD. : IgUISAIRR ARRANGEMENT. THROUGH IN TWO HOURS . _ . On and after SATURDAY, July Ist, 1865, nre, ttaina daily to Atlantic City, and one on Sunday. TRAINS LEAVE VINE-STREET FERRY as follows: ... . , Opecial ;Excursion 6.30 A. X, Mall Train 7.60 A. X Freight. with Padova gor car attached.— 9.15 A. M.. Express (through in two hours) 2.00 P. N. Atlantic Accommodation 4.15 P. il. RETURNING, LEAVE ATLANTIC. Atlantic Accommodation 6.47 A. M. Express (through in two hours) 7. A. M. Freight, with Passenger Car attached.... 11.4 745 A. : Nail - Train 4. M M. Special Excursion • 5.16 P. Mr SUNDAY MAIL TRAIN. Leaves Vtne.sireet Ferry atLNIA+ 31 4 , Returning, leaves Atlantic at 4.45 P. N. $2. Fare to Atlantic, Round-trip Wickets, good: only for the day and train on which they are issued. $3. JUNCTION ACCOMMODATION. Leave Vine-street Ferry at LSO P. Y.' Leave Jackson at 6.28 A.M. EXTRA HADDONFIELD TRAINS. Leave Vine-street Ferry at 10.15 A. M. and 1.15 P. Leave Haddonfield at 11.45 A. M. and 2.43 P. X« N. B.—Freight must be delivered at Coopers , ' Point before ro'clock P. M. to itfAUPIS ita Robyn down the next day. JOHN G. BRYANT, .e2B-tf Agent. Siciamk EXCURSIONS TO , " L 0144 BEANO H. —T rai ns for ' Long Branch will leave Cooper's Point, CAMDELG daily (Sundays excepted,) at 9.15 A. M. Pare, IR Excursion Tickets, good for three days, $ 3 . Es"' train on Saturdays a t - 4.30 P. M. Returning, arrive at Camden at 9.10 A. M. Monday. Je2B-2m L. B. COLE Agent, Camden. MUNEEXCURSION TO AT— LAN TIC CITY, on PRIDAY6 July 14th,to aid in completing the Peet house of wor ship of the North Baptist Church, of Camden, N. L.. Last boat leaves Vine street, terry, at 613.1 o'clock A. M. Tickets for sale at the ferry. Adults, $1.50, and children under 12 years, 75 cents. It* ItWRITTEN AND VERBAL DE-. CEIPTIONS of Character., Constitution and Talent, with .ADVIOIs on BUSIIIOIII4 wan, Education, belf- 7m sgement Atid Training of GliliiPigg 24 l SD.' old A daptation, &e., day and EVEnting. UY JOHN L. 'CAPES, Phrenologist anti Bookseller, No. 'AS B. TENTH Street, above Chestnut. oell-tuthsiyif my ' ESTEY'S COTTAGE ORGANS, Not only . UNEXCELLED, bat , trvtAtutran purity of Tone and Power, designed espeeially Churches and and Schools, but found to be equally 'weft., adapted to the Parlor and Drawingfßoom. For sale only by E. 11.131W0R, No. 13 North SEVENTH Street. Also, a complete assortment of thosPerfeet Se" - ledon constantly on hand. fewan THE ASHLAND HOUSE vouRTgAvENIMAttp TWENTY-Fouirra lititrYoitit "Mt - Recently enlarged and improved, is now opOri toy transient as well as permanent bordera. The Wawa Is situated on one of the pleasantest avenues, and accessible to all places of amusement and busi— ness by cars and stages, Guests will and all the COTIVOTIIIIIICOB and comforts of a superior establish. went, with an excellent table. Transient board, •i per day. KPH. H. EINIACIRK, Proprietor. N. B.—Famllles who desire rooms for the summer will make early application. To desirable nattiest advantageous terms will be offered. Jeu-nt
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