The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, August 23, 1865, Image 3

TO THE YMIENDH or THE
IrrilNlOß AND THE ADMINISTRATION. —
indegates elected to the A ug u sty
A„„ -- 11 ns on Tuesday evening, V365,
'Fli.sice't on WEDIMSDAY, August 23d, at 10
at the followingplaees: •
•ti . f7 sa
';l,yr.' DlSTRlCT—Comprising that part of the
''-iial.o2lllrd, and Fourth Wards west of the Pas
;oath and the Twenty-sixth Ward. shall meet
erll,c southeast corner of Tenth and Carpenter
DlSTRlCTCondirising the First Ward
nil part of the Second and Third Wards east of
,51'; road,shall me st r ee t s.he southwest
rofsixth and Dickerson
ecrac ir
DlSTRlCT—Comprislng that part of the
t" t h ward east of the Pasaynnk road, and tTenhe
Seventh. Eighth; Math, and th
siiall meet at No. 1619 Market sticet.
DISTRICT—The Thirteenth, Four.
aud Fifteenth Wards, shall mee
%;.;,, t ,,,vcst corner Ridge avenue and Coatess t re e t.
DISTRICT — The 'eleventh, Twelfth, Six
-111), and Seventeenth Ward meet it
nin
Dviillsylvania Dail, Third', above Wil.loW
Dismuter — r elic Eigmerbti, and xtrie•
~,entb Wards, and that part of the Twenty-fifth
fortuerly the Nineteenth Ward, shall meet
. „T tar corner of Amber and Ella stree t ts.
ieth Ward
,TENTH DIS fItICT—TLe Twen
v,yitmeetatthesouthectcorneroi 1 , 1 eventh and
I;irard avenue.
.ha i l
DISTRICTThe ' Twenty-first Ward
meet at Tclupc,mer Manayunk,
NINTH .I)lkani4 .T—The Twenty-second - Ward
_hall meet at Pruner's Nail, Germluto wn.
TENTH DISTRICT—The 'Twenty-third Ward, ,
, 0 ,1 that part of W ar d ,y Ward, formerly
I , e Twepty.thint shall
I lieet at the SOUtli•
TeEt corner °tiers nkford and pity street.
V.LEVFNTeI DISTRACT—EIected last 'year
TWELYTUDISTRICT—That,nart of the TA . Ity
c... , [11 Wald south of Market street snail mee t at
;,„ Union Headquarters, Market street, IJOIOT
Ditty-fourth street.
order of the City Executive Committee of the
Dann Fart
T. DILL, s. WE. ELLIOTT, Chairman.
RofiERT /
1,01. IL LEEDS, Secretaries. c anzkltit_
. .
w HAVING - BEEN DETAILEIH;
order or Major Gen. 6EO. 11. THOM&S as
•
Ssperlntendent of the " SOLDIEWP NATIOI I 7 . fAM
ciJILTERT," on the Stone River Brittle-Field,
Om this tootle of Informing the friends of ourtrave
who fell on that memorable field, and
cilrer battle.-flelds this vicinity. that we will dis
inter all toehodies, and carefully'bury them in the
winds now being Prepared; and If any
i,lte determined to remove the remains Of their no
t.le dead to their homes, they will ander a great
foor on nic if they will notify me of the fact, by
Mier or otherwise, giving , name. rank, company,
r vltuent, brigade, and division of the deceased.
.1 - ask tins favor so that they may be sent borne as
and them. atotbefore thev are re-interred.
31,. jam W. Ewing, of this city. will furnish bu
rial cases at the lowe-r posslbla prier, and by writing
he will have the bodies sent to friends as they
may (Meet.
for the comfort of the friends of these
fallen braves. that every effort will be put forth to
aske this sacred spot beautiful and attractive.
:tar information desired 1 will gladly furnish.
All loyal papers will ]ease COpV.
WILLIAM t ARNSIIAW,
Chaplain IT. S. A., and
kuptcrintendeut Soldiers' !National Cemetery.
greFitERSBORO, Tebn., Aug. 14, 1665. au22-at
OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA. RAIL
JCR ROAD COMPANY.
PHILADF.LPIIIA, August 15, 1865.
The Mortgage Bonds of the Connecting Railway
tsnunany, hetWeell the station Of the reurtsVtanta
ibliroad Companyin We‘st, Philadelphia and Frank
rd. a distance of Southme can be obtained At
ulice, No. ASS THIRD Street.
These bonds are in sums of one thousand dollars,
with interest coupons attached, payable at saki
Aire on the 15th day of March and ileptemberin each
I car, at the rate of six per ceutum per annum, and
principal payable in Ave equal annual amounts,
At the rate of $ - 409,599 per annum—the lirat series on
September 15, A. D. 1900. The principal and interest
ire secured by a mortgage for one million of dollars
bcon all the railway and property of the company,
and are guaranteed by the I ennsylvania Railroad
company. These bonds are made free of State taxes
by the Company.
Tie railway is being constructed in the most sub
flautist manner and will be completed during the
z vying year. This road perfects the connection
!,tween the Pennsylvania Railroad and the New
lurk lines via Philadelphia, and becoming, as it
sill, the main channel of communication between
50 , ' York and the West, as well as to and from the
National Capital, will always obtain large reve
aa,,, and be one of the most important railways of
iI t Union.
under a contract with the Philadelphia and Tren
:4 Railroad Company, that company leases the
cad of the Connecting Railway Company, and
agrees to pay an annual rant for 999 years of six per
upon the cost of the road, clear of taxes.
These bonds are therefore recommended as a first
r!..ss security.
For further information apply at the office of the
COlllolll', Tid - 051 - AS T. FIRTH,
MI lel= Treit*llrer.
OFFICE OF THE LOCUST MOVN.
TAIN COAL AND IRON COMPANY,
PHILADELPHIA, August 17, 1885.
AI a meeting of the Board of Directors of this
(~a lolly, held this day, , - a Dividend of THREE
Alit A. HALF PER CENT. T. on the Capital Stock,
A ar of State Tax, was declared, payable to the
SerlillCldere or their legal representatives on and
OH the 28th inst. The Transfer Books will be
clod until 28th inst.
sul:4-10t EDWARD ELY, Treasurer.
NOTICE. THE STOCKHOLD.
FRS OF THE MECCA OIL COMPANY of
This thy are requested to meet at the office or the
C,inbair, NO. 134 South FOURTH 6treet, on
'TILL KODAY, the 24th Inst., at It &clock A. AC, to
transact business of grey/ importance to the Com
pany. oy order of the Board of Directors.
may-9t` GEORGE W. GRIFFIN, Secretary.
10==. OULHOLDIEAS'
Special Meeting of the Stockholders of the
LAMBERTON OM AND MANUFACTURING
COMPANY will be held at their °Mee, No. 421
ic_ti.NUT Street, on TUESDAY, Aust 29th, at a
0 - duck P. M. Punctual attendances requeStad,
37 bu,luess of importance, will he presented.
Br order of the Boa:L.(1ot" Directors.
nett-et J. C. POW ELL, Secretary.
SURGEON GENERAL'S OFFICE,
WASIIINGTox CITY, D. C.
Atignst 17, 10 5.
AN ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, to consist of
iacret Colonel C. S. Tripler, Surgeon 11. S. A.,
Cri , ,ldent: Brevet Lieutenant Colonel IL R. Wirtz,
N:rgcon U. S. A.; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel An-
Heger, Surgeon 17. S. A. and Brevet Major
C. C. Lee, Assistant Surgeon U. S. A., Recorder,
min Meet in New York City, on the 20th of Sallteln
;.tr next. for the examination Of candidates for ad
mission into the Medical Staff of the United States
Army. and of Assistant Surgeons for promotion.
A ppliea ids must be between 21 andao years of age,
nut 0)1:sir:Illy sound.
Applications must be addressed to the Surgeon
lliafral of the army, stating the residence of the
acpuciint. and the date and place of his birth; they ,
Mg be accompanied by respectable testimonials of
!bona character.
if tile. applicant has been in the service, lie wilt
send the testimonial Of the chief medical officer
under whom he has served, and if in service at the
present time. the application must be sent through
die Medical Director of the respective Department.
Is 0 aPowauce is made for the expenses of persons
undergoing the examination, as It is an indispen
.,:dde pre-requisite to appointment_
There are now. twelve vacancies in the Medical
.T. N. BARNES.
auu-thwrist • Surgeon Gruner - KV. s. Arniy.
FAIN, FOB. THE SOLDIERS'
AND SAILORS' HOME.
T 9 THE CITIZENS OF THE UNITED STATES.
The Ladies' Visiting Committee of the SOL-
I'lEttS' HOME. In the Cityto open alliational - Fair at the AWL. EMY OF
3ltz , le, on the twenty-third day of October next,
f,r the purpose of raising a Building and Endow
[Lent Fund for the Institution with which they are
:,nuttted.
•
The undersigned commend this project to the fa ,
rvrable notice of their fellow• citizens of the United
::arts.
The ioldiers" Home has been incorporated by the
nate of Pennsylvania for the relief of Soldiers and
zi amen who have been honorably discharged from,
And the children of those who have died in, the ser
iliv of the country.
The Cooper Shop Soldiers , Home has been merged
nits institution by Legislative authority, and Is
SOW ill successful operation. But as the building
nir occupied, at. tale Corner of Base and Crown
iirtelS, is entirely inadequate to the necessities of
:ht. Home, the lilanagele have given their sanction
:o the proposed Fair.
Although the Home is located in Philadelphia, its
h , nefsetions are not limited by State boundaries.
111 doors are freely opened to every deserving Sol
qer and Sailor of the Republic who seeks admis
sion.
The management Contemplates an Industrial De
partment in the inatltiilion, in which the inmates
who are able to work at their trades may find sin
pioyment, and thus be relieved from the position of
mere dependents on public charity. It contem
plates, also, a department where children of those
.he have died in the service will be tenderly pro
betel. and carefully educated and prepared for
iunable vocations.
While the hearts of the people are overflowing
.izh gratitude to God for his great gift of Victory
to our patriot armies, we should not forget our du
tits to tile brave men who will soon be returning ,
:01u the fields they have won, disabled by honor
mile wounds from the active pursuits of their pro
ft:-sious.
The Orphan children whose fathers have fallen in
our grgat struggle are also specially entitled tothe
pub& Pivot and protection. Let us provide a
hum worthy of their it6captinek, and worthy of a
Ryer,le whose property they have protected, whose
iberty they have secured, whose buverninent they
Lave Saved, and whose hearts they have gladdened
14 their splendid achievements.
Committees for the organization of the Fair will
1,, announced in due season.
Newspaper proprietors will render important ser-
Vlee bi ecensionnipubliCatiolla of thle t notice, which
will be duly acknowledged as contributions to the
iIiLLAPELPHIA, April 14th, 1885.
Andrew G. Curtin.
Alexander Henry.
:amen Cameron.
rmoe. Pollock.
ClilebCope,
IDliry C. Carey.
h. D. bounders.
Dr. A. Nebinger.
E. Clark.
A. Martin.
James 1,. Claghorn.
Daniel Haddock, Jr.
Daniel Smith, Jr.
Limo od A. Solider.
Robert P. King.
•lawes H. One.
suenel
Morton McMichael.
Daniel Dougherty.
./ay Cooke.
Joseph Harrison, Jr.
ii, Werriner.
Browite,
Thomas A. Newhall.
Charles Macalester.
William Struthers. ,
Donations in money for the Fair may be Markett
William Struthers, Treasurer, No. 1022
1 .001.
Aid Societies, Hospital and other Committees
at disbanding, are earnestly requested to con-
Mute whaterer Tends Or articles of use they may
~a re on hand, for the benefit of the Fair, or for the
!Oilers , Home.
Donations In Goods, Provisions, &e.,may he sent
lo the SOLDIERS' HOME, corner of RACE and
LEOWN Streets, Philadelphia, marked to the care
sf MRS. D. HADDOCK, JR., President, or Mns,
J. HOBS ER, Secretary.
All donations duly acknowledged,
George H. Bolter.
Lindley Smyth.
John Haseltine.
L. A. Godey.
E. S. Hall.
James Milliken,
A. J. Drexel.
William M. Cooper
William D. Kelley.
Charles Gibbons.
D. B. Cummins.
D. Moore.
John Henry• Scelsh.
William D. Lewis.
J. Edgar Thomson.
Dr. E. Wallace.
A. E. Boris.
Charles O'Neill.
James C. Hand.
M. W. Baldwin.
J. B. Lippincott.
B. Morrie Wain.
George 11. Stuart,
E._Silencer Miller.
S. M. Bowman.
MILITARY.
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS.
Wanted for the UNITED STATES MARINE
CORPS, able-bodied KIM Splendid induce
mente held eat to all entering the Marine Corpa;
gisrioua opportunity to visit foreign countries:
"c't Pay, excellent neeommodatlone, light and
buy duties.
Rendezvous, h Information inquire at the Recruit
/,,,a No. 311 South FRONT Street,
,; 1111 adelphia, between 9 A. M. and 8 P. M. every
"Y , except Sunday. CHARLES HEYWOOD,
in Oantain and Recruiting °Meer.
GROCERIES.
TO FAMILIES RESIDING IN THE
RURAL DISTRICTS.
d , are prepared, as heretofore, to supply faint.
es, at their country residences, with
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FINE eItOCE,RIES,
TEAS, &c., &C.
ALBERT 0. ROBERTS,
1 4 2 1-tf Cor. ELEVENTH and VINE Streets.
haal!l ., llM2ll. ,, UMLffi l l
COTTON, FLAX, AND JUTE.
WILLIAM HIGGINS 6.1 SONS.
M ANUFACTURERS OF
COIC'TOINT, FX.aa, A.NI) JUTE
MACHINERY',
MANCIIESTER, ENGLAND.
MS, JAMES HIGGINS (one of the firm) fa at
kesent to the United States, and would be glad to
to tomunieate with ally firm requiring Machinery of
14 e above deSeriptiOn.
address, "Care of Bp. GASSED & BRO.. Prank
rota, ~Ui[aci "
au23-6t
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
EDWIN HALLitCO.,
No. 20 SOU'l'll SECOND SM.,
ARE NOW OPENING THEIR
FALL AND WINTER IMPORTATION
OF
FANCY SILKS,
PLAIN .11",d1C.S1,
BLACK SILKS,
FRENCH, IRISH, AND GERMAN
POPLIN - 8,
FRENCH muniNow.s,
FANCY AND PLAIN DELAINES,
AND
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS.
OF ALL KINDS.
neb4t For Sale Wholesale and Retail.
PLANKETS-ENTIRE NEW STOCK,
LOW. FRIO - FAL
Medium and fine Blankets.
Some extra clicsap lots, Si) and ado.
Nine crib Blankets; Horse Blankets.
Honey-comb Quilts; wide, henry Sheetings.
• Shaker Flannels, finest goods, 41. and
Best quality-c'auton Flannels; Tleklngs.
Linen Diapers;2s; . &2.so, 63, and $3.50, &C.
PEtrAns -- En.
107 pieces new Del/dna, 35 and 37 CM
118 pieces new prints, best makes, only 28 to 25
Daily opening new dress goods.
Black dress goods stock complete.
COOPER * CONARD,
S. E. cor. :NINTH and MA.RK.e.T Streets.
B LANKETS. -WE ARE OFFERING A
very large stock of blanket*, at prices below
all competition. A good all-wool heavy Blanket for
$6.75 per pair; finer for $8.50 and $lO per pair; extra
sizeßlankets; double extra fine Blankets: every
quality of blanket made; Crib Blankets. Persons in
want of Blankets may save $5 per pair by buying of
us at once. Cloud heavy Comfortables 40.50 each;
Woollen -Quilts: Honey Comb gliiitst ' Marseilles
Quilts. R.D. &W. H. PENNELL, 10R1 MARKET
street. au22-4t
- FLANNELS, MUSLIMS, AND LIN
ENS .—Plannel 87M. cents per yard; do. 45; do.
50; very line yard wide 75 cents; heavy Shaker flan
nel 623 Z cents; Shawl flannel for infants: red flannel;
gray "flannel; blue flannel, &e. Muslim of every
Make, ridtb, and quality made; linen
__goods in
great variety; Crash, 121; cents per yard . ; Towels of
every kind; hand-loom table linen, 87.*; Barnsley
table linen 87;6; unbleached table linen 62,.1; fine ta
ble linens, .$l, *1.25, $1.50, and $2 per yard; linen
sheeting ; pillow linens - napkins, linen handker
chiefs, see. B. D. &W. H. PENNELL, lOU MAR
KET street. an 22-41
FOR BLANKETS, GO TO THE BEST
PLACE.
Where you can find the leading. makes of ENG
LISH AND AMERICAN, at the 'VERY LOW
EST PRICES, WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE 8; CO.,
Northwest cor. of EIGHTH and MARKET.
NAPKINS, ALL LINEN, AT PER
DOZEN,
104 Linen Sheeting, $1.25.
Russia Crash, 25c, 200, 310.
500 dozen Towels, at $2.25, $2.50, and $3 per
dozen.
Fronting Linen, good, at 50c.
J. C. sTRAMBRIDGE & CO.,
Northwest cor. Of EIGHTH and -MARKET.
(100 D ALL-WOOL CAESIMERE, FOR
' l / 4 -A BOYS, at $1.25.
Extra heavy Cassimere, for men, $1.50.
A One assortment of Coatings.
Examine our Cloths for (Soakings.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
Northwest cor. EIGHTH and MARKET.
UPIN'S FINE ALL-WOOL DE
LAINES, 50c.
Handsome Poplin Reps, $1.24.
Rl:id:figured Silks, double-faced, $1.65.
2+oo Balmoral Skirts, cheap, $3.50.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
Northwest cor. EIGHTH and MARKET .
11-4 SHEETINGS, EXTRA. HEAVY,
$1.15.
10-4 Sheetings, Si.
10-4 heavy Unhleaehed, $l.lO.
5-4 Pillow Muslin, 52%„.e.
New York Mills, Williamsville,_Wamsntts.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE .k CO.,
aul9-tf - Northwest cor. EIGHTH and MAILKET.
IfTr STEEL dk SON, Nos. 713 & 715
• • North TENTH Street, are now offering great
bargains in
SUMMER. DRESS GOODS.
Dress Goods of all kinds itiredUCeaPrices.
Shawls of all kinds at reduced - prices.
Domestics of all kinds at reduced prices.
Linen Goods of all kinds at reduced prices.
IN yards wide English Cashmeres, Fan Colors, *it
ol'biLus o ALL KINDS AT LOW PRICES.
111:14V4 7 45 ffiOI44IWRI MiliS6l4:Q
Just opened I case of Hoyle's best quality 4-4 Eng
lish Chintzes, double purples, at 50c. 8.1112
TI*LAIN BUFF_, PINK, AND BLUE
PERCALLES or French Chintzes.
Plain buff, pink, and blue Jacenuis.
Pure white Shetland Shawls,
White Shirred Mnslins.
Plaid and Stripe Nainsooks.
Plain Nainsooks, Swiss Muslims, Cambrica, &c.
Fine lead-color Linens.
Frosted or Crape Poplins for travelling dresses.
dingle and double width plain De Laines.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
16 South SECOND Street.
N.B.—Summer Dress Goods closing out regard
less of cost. jeM-tf
COOPER Sc CONARD, NINTH AND
MARKET, have
The best Cassimere stock in town.
Good Linen Drills, Ducks, Coatings.
Tailors' Linings, of every kind.
Muslin stock complete, prices right.
Family Linens, selling, gold, at 20c.
Gauze, Domet, and other Flannels.
Fcarl Wool Delaines, 55 and 65 cents.
Extra fine black Mohair Alpacas, ST4.
Lupixes 6-4 black Wool Del - sines,
Good stock white hiniuseok, Swiss.
Bird-eye Linen,_ striped Muslims, finest Cambria
and Jaeonete, intired 3115511315. Pique
White Barege and other thin shawls.
1511 k Sacques and Summer Dusters.
628R00.13 SKIRTS. 28
HOPKINS , "OWN MAKE" Or
HOOP SKIRTS are manufactured of the best woven
tapes, finest tempered English Steel Springs, with
linen finished covering, clasped at the side, all the
metallic fastenings, and secured by improved ma
chinery, which entirely prevents slipping and be
coming unclasped, rendering them superior to all
other Skirts in the market. An the new and desira
ble styles, sizes, and Wngtbs for ladles, misses, and
Children. On band and made to order, wholesale
and retail. Warranted to give satisfaction, at 628
.A_P.Ol , l Street. iSr2d4MT
h*a IW :1 l s.!
WILLCOX & Gr133336'
SEWING HAULM.
It is the best famiry Maehme.
It ii a definition. of " "
_and "perfec
tion."
The Needle cannot be let wrong. '
The Hemmer, Feller, and Braider are acknow
ledged to be superior to all others.
A patented device prevents its being turned back
ward.
It IS entirely noiseless.
It received the Gold Medal of the American Insti
tute in Dra.
It received the Silver Medal of the "New York
State 'Fair," 1864.
It received the Silver Medal of the "fumylva
nia State Fair," 1864.
It a. 18.5 received the First rrenithm for "TwuNner
SSWIna Kactrtutt" at the great "New England
Fair," the "Vermont State Fair," and the "In
diana State Fair," 1864.
Send for a circular containing full information,
notices from the press, testimonials from those
riming the machine, Oto.
AV- AGENTS WANTED.
WILLCOX & GIBBS SEXING DIJI.CHIN7tO.,
720 CHESTNUT STREET,
au2-wsmiat
COMMISSION MOUSES.
WADDINGi WAREHOUSE.
NO. 212 CHURCH ALLEY.
The attention of the TRADE is called to the sub
15e/lberS' large and Varied assortment of
WADDI N G S,
which he has now in store, and is constantly receiv
ing, to wit:
CHEAP HEAVY WADDING-5 FOR CLOTHIERS.
SUPERIOR QUALITY DO. FOR JOBBERS.
HEAVY SLACK AND WHITE
PIECE wADDttrag, FOR FURRIERS
ALSO,
FINE COTTON LAPS AND TIE YARNS.
R. E. EVANS,
sub-smW2m Manufacturers' Agent,
B AciDi BAGS 1 BAGS 1
NEW AND SECOND-HAND.
SEAMLESS,
B BURLAP, AND GUNNY
AGS,
FLOUR AND SALT BAGS, ALL SIZES,
PRINTED TO ORDER, BY
JOHN T. BAILEY % CO.
irst-em No. 113 NORTH FRONT STREET.
ITAZARD & HUTCHINSON,
ACOCNTS FOR Tan SALM OF
PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS,
112 CHESTNUT STREET,
MILADELPH/A,
A3rD
103 READE STREET, NEW YORK. je22-13-w
WILLIAM BROCKIE, •
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
101. ALNUT Street, Philadelphia,
Will continue the Commission business of the lots
firm of THOMAS RICHARDSON & CO.
Advauccernade onPRODITCE consigned to RICH
ARDSON, SPENCE, & CO., LrvEurooL, and to
Gcorrespondents in LONDON, BELFAST, and
LASGOW.
AUGUST 1, 1865. and-lmif
O. MATHEWSON, GENERAL COM
tr AMNON PRODUCE BROKER AND FOR
MERCHANT. Nu. 2.AM BROAD Street,
AUGUSTA; • Coorgin, at the old stand of the late
firms of T. P. Stovall & Co., Stovall, McLaughlin,
& Co., and G. H. McLaughlin, & Co.,
Will give his prompt and personal attention to
the purchase and sale of Cotton, Domestic Goods,
Sugar, Bacon, Lard, Grain, Flour, Rope, Bagging,
and. merchand Ise generally.
Raving the agency of several lirst-class Cotton
nis lam prepared, at all times, to supply orders
for Yarns, Sheeting, Skirtings, Oanaburgd,
Jeans, &c.
With extensive FIRE-PROOF WAREHOUSES,
can furnish secure Storage, and give prompt atten
tion to Merchandise and Produce consigned to me
for forwarding in any direction. a023-3m
HERMETICALLY SEALED MEATS
Al D BM/PS.
1,000 doz.
Reast- Battsaoß eef o Meat.
500 " .
500 " do Veal.
000 " do Mutton.
1,000 " do Turkey.
1,000 " do Chicken.
8,000 " assorted BoAps m 1,2 234 11. Cans.
For sale by RHODEB WItLIAMS,
feit-tf 107 South WAVER &kraut.
HELM BO L D 'B CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT BUCHU is the Great Diuretic.
HYL3II3OLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARSA
PARILLA Is the Great Blood Purifier.
Both are prepared according to rules of Pharma
cy and Chemistry - , and are the most active th eau
be made. anw-truat
60
0 BALES COTTON WICK JUST
received. Also, full stock of Cotton Yarns,
Carpet Chain, U., at lowest market price.
ROWE, EUSTON_, & CO,
au.ls 157 and 11.89 North THIRD Street.
TIELIABOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
• • elves health and f or to the flame, and bloom
to the pal li d theca. etilltty Is accompanied by
many alarming symptoms, and if no treatment is
submitted to, COusum
whaon. ption, insanity, or epileptic
S}S•
THE PRE
SILK AND DRY GOODS JOBBERS
JAMES, KENT, SANTEEi CJ.,
rhiPORTEDS AND JOBBERS
DRY" GOODS,
Nos. 239 and 241 North Third Street
PHILADELPHIA.
Cloths, Prints,
CassithereS, Delaines,
Sattlnotts, Alpacas,
Jeans, Fancy Dregs Goods,
Cottonades, Brown and Blenched Shoediugs,
Denting, Brown and Bleeehed Skirtings,
Stripes, Oinigh Cliarnbras.
Cheeks, Onlish Tweeds,
C. inghams, Flannels.
Diapers, Linens,
FURNISHING DODDS,
WHITE GOODS,
ati23.2ln NOTIONS, Le., &c.
pumsn. GOODS.
HALLOWELL GARDNER, & CC,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
ADE NOW OPENING
AN ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF
S IA S
AND
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Comprising an extensive and attractive assortment
of styles to meet present trade in
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Foreign Farley Fabrics:
AIso—CHOICE MARES in
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ITIEDICA.L.
TILL~ THE HOUR OF SICKNESS
CO3iES,
FEW CARE TO READ ANTTIID.kak
ON THE
SUBJECT OP DISEASE_
In the year 1846 the writer of this article embarked
in the Drug business in the city of Philadelphia, but
for Ilse last eighteen years most of his time has been
occupied in the manufacture of the various Solid
and Fluid Extracts; the most prominent, and to
which he desires to call the particular attention Of
the Faculty and the Public, are the Extract Beetle
and the Extract. Sarsaparilla, both of which are
highly concentrated preparations of the ingredients
entering into their composition. 0110 bottle of the
Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla is fully equal in
strength to one gallon of the syrup or decoction, as
usually inade,and hundreds of druggists throughout
the country have adopted it in snaking their syrups
of this name; and one table-spoonful, added to a
pint of water, is fully equal to the celebrated Lis
bon Diet Drink, so much used in former years to
purlfy,enrich the blood, and beautify the completion.
In calling attention to my remedies, I wish it dis
tinctly understood that they are not Patent Medi
cines, most of which are compounded by persons
too Ignorant to read aphysietan's simplest preserip
non, much less competent to prepare pharmaceuti
cal preparations. These persons advertise. This I
am compelled to do to bring my name before the
.People. In conversation on various occasions I
have been astonished at remarks similar to the fol
lowing, and these made in many cases by persons of
no ordinary intelligence—to wit: That the medicine
business is the most profitable—all that is necessary
is to advertise. Thousands hove embarked with Such
ideas, and millions have been expended in bringing
them before the public. The result of such accumu
lated errors is, that when brought to the test—lack
ing merit—they ha've been short-lived. How few, of
the many thousands embarking, are compelled to
abandon the Liishitva inn few years entirely bank
rupt I Look back tifty years, and how few liave bean
successful I Ask the REASON of their success, and
you will find my statement, in regard to merit, cor
rect.
The Science of 'Medicine, like the Doyle column,
should amid 81171. pie, pure, and majestic, having
fact for its basis, induction for its pillar, aild truth
alone for its capital.
I contend there is no business requiring these
qualifications more. The medicines are brought in
contact with druggists everywhere. lam also well
aware that 'lteraons reason _in this manner—that
which may benefit one maybe of ne advantage to
another. How mistaken the idea 1
A Blood Purillerfor one is a Blood Purifier for all.
A Diuretic for one, a Diuretic for all.
A Narcotic for one, a Narcotic for all.
A Purgative for one, a Purgative for all.
altht as much so as wholesome food for one is
wholesome food for all,wita RO inure (inference than
that some cooustitutions require more than others,
and that persons in disease are given to despond
oney—expecting.in a few days or weeks t and perhaps
with a single bottle of medicine, to be restored to
health, if not to youth and beauty. These persons
rarely NOM, lacking.patieuee, and considering a
few dollars expended for the benefit of their health
a waste of money. These same persons may have
been years in breaking down their constitutions,
and probably expended thousands of dollars in dress
and dissipation,
and think nothing of it. Such for
get that GOOD HEALTH IS TRUE WEALTH.
With upwardS of 30,000 recommendatory lettets
and unsolicited. certificates, I have never resorted
to their publication. In this ease I shall, however,
append a few remarks, trusting they may be appre
ciated, I am, to the afflicted and suffering hu
manity, 'Their humble servant,
HELMBOLD,
Manufacturer of Eteltunows Gondue
(From the Philadelphia Ledger.]
PHILADELPHIA July 18, 1863.
Our esteemed friend and fellow-citizen, Mr. 11. T.
Helrahoid, informs us that he contemplates removing,
to tile city of New York,with a view of enlarging his
business.
We have been acqUainted with him for
upwards of ten years: have been pleased with his
integrity and fair dealing. Commencing in a small
way, his articles must possess merit to insure the
success he has met with, and, from our acquaintance
with him ems confidently speak that we do not be
lieve he is a man who would wish to impose on any
one, much less the afflicted: and really, in our own
long business esperieuee as au advertising medium,
we !lave never heard of the &INCA Or Any medicine
without merit.
CFrom the Philadelphia Bveuing Bulletin of Rule
20th,1861.)
We are gratified to hear of the continued sneeesS
Nee York of our townemun,Mr. H. T. Helniboid,
druggist. Ills store, next the aotropolittitt HUM,
is 28 feet front, 230 feet deep, and live stories in
height. It Is certainly a grand establismeni, and
speaks favorably of the merit of his articles. He re
tains his °face and laboratory in this city, which are
also model establishments of their class.
KELMBOLDIS FLUID EXTRACT DUCIIII.
A positive and specific remedy for diseases of the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy. The utmost
confidence can be reposed in its curative powers in
above diseases; also in restoringtheexhaustedpow
era of nature, which are accompanied - by so many
alarming symptoms, among which will be found In
disposition to Exertion ; Lost of Memory, Wakeful
ness, Horror of Disease, or forebodings of evil; in
fact, universal Lassitude. Prostration,and Inability
to enter into the erjoyments of society If no reme
dy is used in snela eases, Consumption or Insanity
ensues. Visit our hospitals, asylums, and prisons,
and be convinced. The reader must also be aware
that however slight may be the attack it is sure to
affect his bodily health, happiness, and that of his
posterity. ileimbold`s Rnehn will give
you brisk and energetic feelings,enable you to steep
Preparations i more strengthening titan any of the
of Bark or Iron.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT 'menu
IMPROVED RO.E* WASH
Cures diseases arising from habits of dissipation
and imprudencles, allaying pain and inthumnation,
awl ibryltleh those unpleasant and dangerous reme
dies are frequently used. It mires at little expense,
little or no change in dlet,no ineonvenience, and no
exposure.
All the above diseases require the aid of a diuretic.
TIELMBOEIPS EXTRACT BITCHII
IS TUE GREAT DIURETIC
ITELMBOLD"S EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
Cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Scald or Sore Read,
Totter, Pimples on the Face, Erysipelas, and all
eruptions, ci whatever nature, on the face or skin,
purging out the humors which make disease, enrich
lug_ the blood, and REAtiTIFYINGTIII: COMPLE.xioN.
Bow to use the remedies so as to guarantee a per
feet curet In all diseases except those arising from
habits of dissipation or imprudeneks, use the Ex
tract Raclin. In these use the Extract Recite and
Rose Wash. In Humors on the face, or any and
every part of the body, use Extract Sarsaparlila.ap
pying to Pimples and external Humors or Erup
tionslmproved Rose Wash. Wholesome food re
commended in all the above diseases, instead of re
ideted,avolding fatty and high-seasoned food and
neidultdiS and stimulating. drinks. Iu recent cases,
a cure Is effected Man astonishingly ahOrt period:
hut in cases of long standing It is better to purchase
a half-dozen bottles, and use faithfully according to
explieit directions, in which - easel am enabled to
guarantee a perfect cure.
Direct letters to RELMBOLDtS Drug and Chemi
cal Warehouse, 594 BROADWAY', New York next
Metropolitan lintel oe HELMBOLD'S Medical
Depot, 104 South TENTH Street, Assembly Build
ings, Philadelphia.
Describe symptoms In all communications.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
ASK FOR lIELISIROLD , S.
.TAKE No OTHER.
T _
NFEEBLED AND DELICATE CON
STITUTIONS, of both sexes,•use IiELBIBOT.U'S
EXTRACT BUClitr. It will give brisk and energetic
feelings, and enable you to sleep well. au23-IM
W412(41t411.0 BROWN.
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COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE,
VILLE. TENNESSEE. August 11th, 1865.
NOTICE TO TENNESSEE BONDHOLDERS.
- In obedience to a Resolution of the General As-;
sembly of Tennessee. passed May 'MI, 1665, you are.
hereby requested to forward to this office a state-:
meld ofyour name end residence, with the date
and number of each Bond Of the State of Tennessee'
owned by you, and tile amount and character of
such Bond.
Your early compliance is requested.
S. W. HATOHETT,
aul6-15t, Comptroller.
FOR NON-RETENTION OR INCON-.
TINENCE of urine, irritation, inflanimation.or
ulceration of the ']ladder, or kidneys, diseases' of
the prostate glands, stone the bladder, calculus,
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Ur•S BELIOBOIM'S FLUID EXTRACT Bueirtr.
QBEAT CET maziaute TAM&
- •
EDUCATIONAL.
MES,„ L. L. RUSSELL WILL lit
-sumo her instrnetion in Perspective Drawing,
Oil Painting:L Water - 010M, etC., at her residency,
766 Sinai' DI /Nip Street, dept. Ist. Ohtager. Lit
Seminaries also attended, ataZ-wfmat*
BROAD-InTREET ACADEMY, NO. 337
South BROAD Street, ED, ROTH, A. 34..
clpal. School reopens September 4.
New Circulars at Mr. E, CUMMISKEY'S, 1.047
CEIESTNUT . Street, at 'Mei Academy, and emit
postpaid to any address, aye23-16t1
. .
FRENCH ANT) AMERICAN _INBTt-
TUTE for Young Ladles, Rev. N. OYU and
Airs. M. O. DAVENPORT, Principals. No. 2953
ritANKNOAD Road Philadelphia. Circulars can
be had, •on application, at the Institute,_ and at
Messrs. JOHN application,
& SONS, No. o. 127
South SEVENTH street, an23-int'l
- -fl OURTLAND SAUNDERS INSTI
TUTE FOR BOYS AND YOUTTE.—Address
Prof. R. D.SAUNDKRS, D. D., Philadelphia.
mll9-1231*
VLOCUTION TAUGHT AND STA - 14-
.A_A NERIZM CM12.11. PHILIP 'LAWRENCE.
Erofecrdr of Elocution, 2010 LOCUST St. nun. ar
MISS C. A. GLOVER WILL REOPEN
her Seminary, t•To. 1523 POPLAR Street, on
the Bra Monday of September, for the reception of
pinfmaetyprder ten year :oade,zuLsia Al-6V
CENT RAL INSTITUTE, TENTH
V and SPRING GARDEN Streets, will reopen
September 4th. toysprepared for any division of
the Public Grammar Schools, for College or for
business. Special attention hiven to small
boys.
Residence, 534 North TENT Street.
au2l-6W G. )SInGUIRE, A.. M., Principal.
ri`HE CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
SCHOOL of A. D. CIREE'OILY, A. 354., N'0.1.1.013
MARKET Street, will reopen on MONDAY, Sep
tember 4th. au2l-110
MRS. SCHAFFER'S SCHOOL WILL
be REOPENED on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
ali t at 933 SPRUCE Street.
Circulars rhuy be obtained at the N. E. Corner of
Spruce and Teuttotreetg. anci-tt.
HOME INSTRUCTION.—A CLERGY
MAN of the Protestant Eplecppal Church, with
ten years ettperlence as a 'reacher, desires to secure
Private Pupils for instruction in Greek or Latin,
English Li Cure t and Nagllsh Composition.
ClaSeeS i ehools for Young-Ladies also taught 111
eitberof these branches of study. Address Cler
gyman,' Protestant Episcopal Book Depository,
1221- CHESTNUT Street. anl9-6t.
CCHESTNUT-HILL ACADEMY WILL
REOPEN SEPTEMBER 22, with a limited taitm:'
ber of DOTS, each pupil being taught by the Princi
pal, H. W. SCOTT, from Yale College.
Recommended by J. E. Mitchell, W. H. Trotter,
J. S. Kneedler, and C. Platt. anl7-In3Y
WEST BRANCH BOARDING
SCHOOL.
MALE AND FEMALE.
JERSEY SHORE, LYCOMING COUNTY, PENNA.
Terms, $l5O per year.
C
Pupils prepared for ollege, Business or ordinary
duties of domestic life, with the comforts of a good
Home. Catalogues, with full particulars, of Philip
Wilson, 409 Chestnut street, or address as above.
aul7-Im. .F..DONLEAVY LONG, A. M.,Principal.
RUGBY CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
ACADEMY.
IRao CHESTNUT STREET, PIIMADELPHIA..
This Institution., which will be established in sE.I.-
TIMBER NEXT, is designed to rival the best
schools of this country antlof England, in its sys
tern of instruction and discipline, and in the full
ness of its classical and mathematical course.
. . . .
These preparing for college will be fitted to take
a Wish stand in their elms and to gradttate with
honor. It will' be the special aim alto to prepare
young men for business or professional life. Circa.
Lars, with full information, can be had at WI Chest
nut street.
EDW. CLARENCE SMITH, A M.. Principal.
REFBRENcEs.--Caleb Cope, Esq., Hon. Wm. D.
Kelley. Hon. Jos. Allison, Alexander Whilldin,
Ead A , Thomas Potter, Esq.,A. H. Eranciscus, Esq.,
H. I% M. illrhinbine, Rag_ aul6-lme
WEST GROVE. BOARDING SCHOOL,
FOR GIRLS, CHESTER COUNTY PA.
Located at West Grove Station, on the Philadel
phia and Baltimore Central Railroad.
The twenty-fourth semi-annual term of this Insti
tution will commence on Second-day, the sth of 11th
Month next. The course of instrUction is extensive
and thorough, embracing, in addition to the common
English course, the Latin and French Languages,
Drawing, Telegraphing, Ac.
For circulars, & c., address the Principal,
TtIOS. P. CONARD,
West:Grove P. 0., Chester county, Pa.
7th Month, 1865. au2-w2m
OHIO FEMALE COLLEGE,
The fall term of-this popular institution will open
on 1.10.14 DAY. September 4th, 1865. Its admirable
location, (six miles from Cincinnati), its extensive
grounds, its elegant buildings, and its superior
Board of Instruction in every department, give it
the first place among Female Colleges.
Catalogues furnished, inquiries answered, and
rooms secured, by addressing
OHIO FEMALE COLLEGM T -
College 1 1111, Oh io. _
EMI=
B RISTOL BOARDING-SCHOOL FOR
GIRLS will reopen September sth, isas. For
Circulars, address'R. A. PEIKCE, Bristol, Penna.
jyl2-w&sl7t.
NOW IS THE TIME FOR YOUNG
MEN to enter upon a course of study at BRY
ANT, STRATTON, its BANNISTER'S National
Commercial College,
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS
S. W. corner of CHESTNUT and TENTH Streets.
Call or send for a Circular. aula-sintrat
ETTJRNED AND DISABLED
SOL
DIERS will find the readiest means of Itenera
ble and lucrative employment in a good Commercial
Education. A full preparation for business can be
acquired at little expense, and in a short period of
time, at BRYANT, STRATTON, & BANNISTER'S
National Commercial College,
ASSEMBLY BUILIM,TC.S_
b. W. corner of CHESTNUT and TENTH Streets.
A liberal deduction will be made in all carer wor
thy of such consideration. aulS-smw3t
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACA
DENY, •AT WEST CHESTER.
The duties of this Institution will be resumed on
THITINDAY I h'epteztaber 7, at 4 P. M.
Cadets may pug sue either a elaseleal or Melltloo
course of study, under experienced and thorough
Instructors. In the Primary Department the usual'
English branches are taught. Military instruction
Is given - lathe three arms of the service. The Aca
demy Is furnished with horses for Cavalry and
Horse-Artillery exercises.
AR the appointments of the Institution are of the
first order, and no expense or effort is spared to
advance the education...lA - military training of the
Cadets.
The religious instruction of the Cadets is carefully
attended to. • . .
For Ctreulars, apply - to J. H. ORNE, Esq., 626
CHESTNUT President of
or to Col THEO.
HYATT, Prosident of Penna. Nit Aca.y.CaulS-lin
THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH
BOARDINti AND DAY SCHOOL of Madame
MASSE will reopen on MONDAY, September lath.ln this inatitption instruction is thorough In every
department" Competent English teachers are em
ployed for all the branches of a good English edu
cation. French is the language of the family, and
is constantly- spoken In the institute. For circu
lars, containing terms and other particulars, ad
dress 1.1142 SPRUCE St.. Plillada,, Pa. auii-2m
I?AIRMOUNT FEMALE COLLEGE,
-a- GREEN Street, west or Twenty-second street,
Philadelpida.—This superior Boarding and Day
School for Young Ladies, will begin its next term
September 11th. A Preparatory Department is pro
vided for younger pupils, For circulars, apply to or
address Bey. J. W. BA.RNHABI 4 , A. 3i.,President,
auls-1m
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS' SCHOOL.—
Rev. JAS. G. SHINN, A. M., will open an
English, Classical, Mathematical, and Scientide
Sellout for Young Men and Boys, No. 1900 MOUNT
VERNON Street, on the first MONDAY in S'epteni
her. The instruction will be particular and tho
rough, such as will prepare young men for Dullness
or college. For terms, apply as above. auto-Im*
THE WEST CHESTER ACADEMY
AND MILITARY INSTITUTE, located in the
borough of WEST CHESTER, PA., will commence
its next Scholastic Year of ten months, on the
first )VgDNESDAY, the 6th of September.
For Catalogues. containing Terms and Ip4 infor
mation, apply to its Principal,
jr2B-6w WILLIAM F. WY - ERS, A. M.
WOODLAND SEMINARY.— NOS. 9
and 10 WOODLAND TERRACE, West Pld
ladelphia.—A DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL foi
YOUDg Ladies. Location healthy, airy, and attrae ,
ElYe. Fail Seasl6ll commences Sept. N.
For Cireulais apply to
jy2l-270* REV. ILENRY REEVES. Principal.
CHESTNUT -STREET - FEMALE SE
MINARY—,ENGLISIT AND FRENCH BOARD
ING AND DAY SCHOOL—Principals, Hiss Bon
ney and Miss Dillaye.—The Thirty-first Semi-An
nual Session win open WEDNESDAY, September
lath, at 1015 CHESTNUT Street. Particulars
from Circulars. anti-tool
SCHOOL OF DESIGN FOR WOMEN,
corner of FILBERT Street and North PENN
lquare, re-opens on MONDAY September 4th.
JOSEPH HARRISON, Esq, President.
WILLIAM' PA/ORNELL, Esq., Vice President.
P. P. MORRIS, Esq., Secretary and Treasurer.
DIURCT ODD
David S. Brown,
Eli IC. Price,
George Whitney.
James A. Wright.
W. 3••. Horstman,
R. F. Warner,
James L. Cleghorn;
W. R. Wilstach,
James H. Orue,
anls-18t • T. W. DitAIDWOOD, Principal
ENGLISWAND CLASSICA.L'ACADE
MY, 1009 and 1011 OFIESTICUT Street. (111
the rooms lately occupied by the Y. AI. C. A.) Tide
school win open MONDAY, September 11th. It is
designed to prepare for any college of the United
States or for mercantile life. Circulars containing
particulars may be obtained of Mr. RODERS, 1009
Chestnut street. T. ERANTLY LANGTON, OS
WALD SEIDERSTICKEE, Principals.
BNY.F.ItENCY.B.—Prof. G. Allen, Rey, G. D. Board
map, Rey. James Clark, Rev. Co D. (Jarrow, C. E.
Lex, Esq., J. B. Townsend, Esq., W. J. ffortsman,
Esq., Pliny E. Chase, Esq. aul4-lin
ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART,
N 0.16201 WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia.
Parontg and Guardianagre respectfully informed
that the Ladles of the Sacred libattl I intend open.
ing a DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES on the
Second MONDAY of September.
The system of education will be the same as that
pursued so successfully in all the Institutes of the
Sacred Heart throughout Europe and America.
These Ladies, being devoted to the instruction of
youth, spare no pains to win the heart to virtue and
linpart to the mind a solid and relined education.
Application can be made for Circulars jet Sep
tember.
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,
WILMINGTON, DEL. —The next Annual
Session will begin on THURSDAY, September7,lB4s.
For catalogues or further information, address
• JOHN WILSON, President.
TIiSTITUTE FOR BOYS, AT FREE_
-I. HOLD, H. J.—The Fall Term will commence
SEPTEMBER 18th, and continue fourteen weeks.
Boys fitted for business or college. Terms-4300 per
year, of forty-two weeks—one-third at the com
mencement of each term. Great attention will be
paid to the morals and manners of pupils, as well
as to scientific ultelnmentS. Motto—" We reason
from what we know. Deduction. thoroughness is
firstorinelples. CYRUS BALDWIN, Prfacipal.
References—Rev. E. E. Adams, Schermerhorn '&
Bancroft, E. Slmpson,Wm. Musser. anit-120.
PHILADELPHIA COLLEGIATE 111%
STITITTE, for YOUNG- LADIE S N. W. corner
Of CHERTNI.IT and EIGHTEHNTE S treets (for
merly et 1690 lath. street.) Circulars at rem and
1331 Chestnut street. Or address P. o. Rox Sen. The
next Session will commence on lIONCAT, Sep
tember 18th. Rev. CHARLES A. SMITH, D. 13.,
Principal. aule-lm
CHEGARAY INSTITUTE.-ENGLISH
and French Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladino, roe. MT and 15.29 SPRUCE Street, Phi=
ladephia, will reopen on WED.N.EST/AY, Septem
ber 2Ma.
French is the language of the family, and Is con
stantly spoken In the Institute.
For circulars rind particulars apply to
au3-3in Madame IPHERVILLY, Principal.
VIL LA GE GREEN SEMINARY
MILITARY. BOARDING} SCHOOL. — Terms
very moderate. Thorough course of study in
Mathematics, English Ufassies, &e. Supplies the
benefits of a home. Surveying mid Engineering
taught. Boys of all ages received. Begins Septem
ber 4th. Refers to JOHN C. CAPP 4t SOI+T 23
South THIRD Street; THOS. J. CLAYTON, F.Bq,
FIFTH and PRUNE ; Mr. GEORGE F. KNOTT,
RS HUDSON Street. Number limited. Address
Rev. J. HARVEY BARTON, A. M., Village Greens
Pennsylvania. au4-am
V EMALE COLLEGE, BORDEN
TOWN, N. J.—The WINTER SESSION of
this INSTITUTION will commence SEPTEMBER
the lath. A fen, vacancies only remain. For cats,
logoes, containing terms. etc, Address.
Rev. &OLIN IL BRAIMLEY, A. M.,
au2-8w rresident.
A. R. BECK'S SCHOOL AT LITIZ,.
Lancaster county, Penna., Intended for a Ilra,
fled number of boys between the ages of seven and
eleven years.
Thepapus have the advantage of living in the
Priactpars family, and being Ander his constant
care.
VOT terms, &e., ap_ply_to
y29-lm ABRAHAM B. BECK. Principal.
13. CM Pawn Alin AUSSEW 1311=rxas
EDUCATIONAL.
Marrs &LEX. WOLOWSKI, TIM
well known Planht and Vorritst, eonilaaes
Piano and •Cqn . gtng Course b his entirely New
Neila.l, Those who wish go become, a
very short time, sue B.ingers or oceellent p:•f
formers, can call at 822 WALNUT street. Beccjp-
Lion hours are oellyfrom 12 to 2 o'clock P.M. /11132-2 t.
CIIMBERLA.ND VALLEY INSTI
TUTE, FOB YOUNG GENTLEMEN . .
MECHANICSBURG', PA.
BEV. 0. EUE & SON.
Duties resume September 1.
Chattel], $112.50 per Ave months' session, in ad
vance.
Send fora Circular.
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE,
111EC7IANIC5131511G, PA.
Rp.v. T. P. EGE, PhlailDENT;
Assisted hy the old corps of teachers.
Tatint AratuAL gESSION bOgillti September Or
Charges, per fire mouths , secs on, in ammnee,
$125; with ornate, $l5O.
Send for a Circular. auil-fmw-12t
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
FORTY-FIRST, above BUTTON Street,
Mantua, West Philadelphia, A Day and - Boarding
School for boys. The next term will commence
September sth. For circulars, apply ft , ' Win. G.
Crowell, Esq. MO WALNUT Street, orlo J. W.
Pinkerton, A. M., Principal. au9•vrfml2t.
in_ERMANTOWN FEMALE SEMI
NARY, GREEN Street. south of Waluntlane,
15111 reopen on WEDNESDAY, Septemuer ,
Glroutal, containing full Information as to Terms,
course of Instruction character of the Seminary,
&c., may be obtained of
Prof. WALTER S. FORTESOUE A. M.,
.au224f Principal:
MISS WOOLMAN IS PREPARED TO
give Lessons on Objects in different Schools:
she will also Open a class for small children ln the
afternoon. Apply after September 4, at 715
BROWN Street. aufl-2-St.*
MISS MARY E. THROPP WILL RE
OPEN her English and French Boarding and
Day School for Young Ladies at 2.841 CHESTNUT
Street, Philadelphia on the 11th of September. For
Circulars, apply at the School. aut7-Im*
'RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC
Jr•-•,IN
STITUTE, TROY, N. Y.—The Forty-second
Annual Session of this well. known School of Engi
neering and Natural Science, will commence Sept.
13th, 18S5. The New Annuafßegister of 1865, giving
full information, may be obtained by addressing
Prof. CHARLEY DROWNZ, Pirector, Troy, N. Y.
MILITARY AND COLLEGIATE IN
STITUTE, ALLENTOWN, PA., with char
tered privileges, superior advantages, and a pa
tronage of 150 pupils the first year, reopens Sept. 5.
-For errqulltrs, address Rev. ROPPORD,A.
M., rrealdeni. 4111402
THE MISSES CASEY AND MRS.
BBEBE will reopen their Boarding and Day
School for Young Ladles, No. 1703 WALNUT
Street, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th ofSept. ant-2m.
WANTS.
WANTED -A SPECIAL. CAPITAL
T. of $15,000 to $20,000 tn. a safe and fair-paying
manufacturing business, Address "'C. D. at., '
this office. au23-thstu3t.
WANTED -A. SITUATION AS TRA.
veiling Salesman in any wholesale business.
Can sell any class of goods. Reference given. Atl.
dress "Enterprise,' Box Hai, P: 0. Itfi
WANTED -AGENTS--$10 PER DAY
TION.E.- - 1 want an Agent, Male or Fe•
male, in evervtown and neighborhood, to sell
"The Great Labor Saver." E'very family wants
it, and agents are making from V to $lll per day.
This is the best chance ever offered to agenls, as the
article is patented, and a capitalbf lmt $3 to itiO Is
required to begin with. Furtherparticulars sent
on receipt of two red stamps for circulars and re
turn postage. Address It. WAYVELL, Box 9781,
CHICAGO. aul9-Im,
A LADY GOING TO MEMPHIS- ON
business, wishes tile company oB a business
gentleman. One residing South preferred; Address
Dlrs. ETHEL SOMMERS, Preas Office. it*
A GENTS WANTED •FOR
"THE SECR4T SERVICE,
THE FIELD
THE DUNGEON, AND TFIE ESC:AYE."
By A, D. Richardson, New York Travis Corres
pondent,
The most interesting and exciting book ever pub
lished embracing Mr. Richardson's unparalleled
experience for *our years, travelling through tile
South in the at eret service of the Tribune, at the
outbreak of the war, with our armies and fleets,
both East and West, during the first two years of
the Rebellion; his thrilling capture his confine
ment for twenty mouths is sewn different Rebel
prisons; his escape, and almoOt miraculous jour
ney, by night, of nearly four hundred miles. It will
abound in stirring events, and contain more of the
fact, incident, and romance of the war than any
other work published.
Teachers,ladies, energetic young men, and espe
cially returned and disabled officers and soldiers,
in want of profitable employment, will find it pecu
liarly adapted to their conditiOn. We have agents
clearing &VS per month, which we will prove to any
doubting applicant.
Send for circulars. Address
JONES, BROTHERS, & CO..
N. E. corner SIXTH and MINOR Streets,
aul7-Im s Philadelphia, Pa.
Ah, YOUNG MAN, BROUGHT UP IN A.
Wholesale Woollen *tore,is desirous of *per
zoanent situation in a first-class Woollen or Dry-
Goods House, as SALESMAN. Would be satisfied
with a moderate salary at first. Can give best
city references. Address "0. P. Q., ,, at this
office. aul9-smw3t.
AGENTS WANTED-MALE OR FE-
M ALE—T o sell the LIFE OF ABRAHAM
LINCOLN, "People 4 s
Address B. B. RUSSELL lit CO.,
aulB-8t Publishers, Boston, .11lass.
_La_A GN
ETS WANTED FOR OUR GREAT
National Work.—The most complete, only au
thentic and reliable LIFE OF LINCOLN blished.
Send for eireulara. Address JONES , 8R05.,& CO.,
Philadelphia, loa. jyti-tm&W,lt
AGENTS WANTED FOR " THE SE
CRET SERVICE I THE 'FIELD, THE DUN
GEON, AND THE ESCAPE," the most interest
ing and exciting book ever published. Send for
circulars. Address JONES, 8R05., 8c CO., Phim
del.hhia, Pa. jr2B-Ims
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE ME
MORIAL RECORD OP THE NATION'S TRI
BUTE TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Extra Induce
ments offered. Address HENRY A. LOVELAND,
No. 20 North MERRICK Street, northwest of Penn
Square, Philada., Pa. 1117-Ims
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE
OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. By Dr. J. G. Hol
land. No comment is necessary; the author's repu
tation as a writeris fully established. Experienced
canvassers know why it, sari. Address, for terms,
_NORRIS BARNARD, Elk View,
jyl9-24t• Cheater county, Penna.
pIYIPLOYMENT WARTED.—A
young colored man,,having lost his right arm in
battle. and having an artifieial one, desires a *dITU
APIOhr as Waiter, or at sonic light employment—
either in the city or country. Apply to FRANCIS
J. GrItIFFITII, 1112 STEADMAN Street, between
Eleventh and Twelfth and Loettst and Spruce
streets. au2 -2t*
LOT OF GROUND WANTED—FOR
- 1 - 1 a Public Seheol-Housel equal to 100 feet front
by 100 feet deep, within the bounds of Twentieth,
Vine, Broad, and Green streets. Parties haying a
suitable lot to offer, _ please address WILLIAM
MATTHEWS, 2O2ta MOUNT VERNON St., stating
location, particularsizel anq Price. auw.-3V
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
OTHERS, ORIGINALLY DOING BUSINESS
IN TEXAS.—A reliable gentleman, with a large
business experience, and acquainted with the coun
try and people of Texas, is soon to return there on
private business. Collections and other business
will be promptly and properly attended to while
there, it entrusted to hts hands. Address "Loyal,"
at this office.
p.I.TUATION WANTED-BY A COM
PETENT Book-Keeper, with ten years' practi
cal experience. Can correspond in English and
French, and understands the German iiinguase.
Best references. Address "X. X.," once of floe
Press. au22-3t5
slo,ooo — w
more A
partiTs aving ONE,C apltO
at com .
mand to complete the development of a very valu
able COAL 3IINE, promising a certain. and early
return. Address "M. 1t.," at this Office. auZl-atl
WANTED TO 11-ENTABOUT
/mime first of November next, a small Dil'elling
House, convenient to a Station On the Germantown
or Norristown Railroad (one In noxnorough pre
ferred.) Address " Roxborougb," Inquirer office.
m 12240
a WANTED 'TO PURCHASE; A
' Dwelling on Wallace street, south side, west of
Twentieth, or Mount Vernon street, north Side,
- west of Twantlutit. Poseemlou by Dec. Ist next.
Address "Dividends," Ledger ()Mee. du2l4tif
WANTED TO- RENT-A LARGE
HOUSE, suitable for a BOARDING HOUSE,
by an experienced Housekeeper. Address Box
1397, Post-office. aulS-6t
CURTAIN GOODS.
I . E. WALRAVEN,
MASONIC HALL,
719 CHESTNUT STREET,
HAS JUST RECEIVED
Ak. FULL LINE OF
LACE AND NOTTINGHAM
CT_TRTAIN - S,
ENTIRELY NEW AND RICH DESIGNS,
AT REDUCED RATES.
PINK, WHITE AND BLUE
MOSQUITO BARS
WITH PATENT UMBRELLA FRAMES,
ALL SIZES; READY PQR USE.
WINDOW SHADES,
OF THE LATEST PATTERNS.
PIANO C3OvERS,
A CROWE ASSORTMENT.
1922-tf
FITMTM . n=rIMrII
ARMY AND NAVAL OFFICERS.
J. S. TA:VIAVIL,
TUE BEST MILITARY AND NAVAL TAILOR
IN THE UNION,
Is now connected with
EDWARD P. KELLY,
618 CHESTNUT STREET.
J. S. TAYLOR has been, for the last four years
the Cutter for the Military and Naval Tailoring Es
tablishment of
OW ENS,
212 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
WASHINGTON. .
IFIOUSE.FURN OWING GOODS..
SOMETHING NEW.
PATENT CLOTHES WASHEIt for *2.50.
GLASS iv
J SAVES THE HANDS.
ARS,
TIN (JAN&
pit234f (IRIFY/TH do PAGE, SIXTH and ABCH.
VABER'S PENCILS, NO. 2, (GENI/-
INE,) at 75 cents per dozen, and all other arti
cles of Stationery . ftroportionately low, at Chases,
22 South FOIJRTH Street au234t.
HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
pueuu I pleasant in taste and odor, free
front all imprimis properties, and immedliat(!lu its
artioll it -fin
TAST : ErcIi AW) BV/14'gisliTi+Ui Guyzauio
NOR SALE AND TO LET.
11:8Ali ESTAI E. REAL ESTAIt.
REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE.
*5,000;000 WORTII FOR SALE.
a. 000.000 WORTH FOR SALE.
NEW lON'I'IILY cAMAI.I) , :irF JUST OUT.
ziEW t*IGNVIILY CATALOGUE JUST OUT.
FOR GRATUITOUS DIsTnittUTION.
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION.
CONTAINS 70 PAGES IN 1/FSCRIPTION.
CON:PAINS7O PAGES IN L7ESCRIPTLON. '
XEEP IT lIEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That MI LLEIVS Monthly 41:1 tuloOre is the' great
est production of the ago to parties interim ted in the
purchase of city or solotrbanitropertics. N o person
wildlini/ to pi reli sii.whi litti 10 t v•t a Carr. Sent
free of charge to oily whirrs.% In Ihe nay' States.
ClieunGE C. iniiE;i
Practical Real Estate Operator, for the last :4/years,
au2S-trtlud2tlf No. 155 North SIXTH Street:
el REAL ESTATE. - EXECUTORS,
mtat Administrators, Assignees. and others, vrtith
ing to di, , ,poSe of proyrrts, should eall on me at ouch,
as I have tundrent; of applications 11,,11y fin all de.
seriptionsof - city and solo] than REAL ESTATE,
Hew Monthly Catab,gue is new being ruinl lion, awl.
will he Josue.) slimily, at ley new office. at the N. W.
corner of SIXTH and IV LXIiT street,
GEORHE H. MILLER,
Rea! Estate Broker,
an23.lt-if MS North SIXTH. Street.
tra FOR BALE— SPRUCE ST., WEST
tatof SEVENTEENTH magnificent Pour-story
Brown-stone Front DWELLING. Lot 22 feet front.
Only Meoo. Possession, October next.
No. 11100 WALNUT Street. Nosy vacant. Neat
Fonr-story Hrown-stone Front. DWELL I NO. Lot
at by PIO to a street. 3123,000.
On 'West SPRUCE Street. RIO corner of ithOthPr
main street. Neat large DWELLING. hot '33 by l3o. Price, *17,000.
PINE Street,•south side, west of EIGHTEENTH
Street. Neat latige Four-story DWELLING. Only
303,200.
SPRUCE Street, north si de, west of FIFTEE NM.
Large First-class DWELL iNc, all in excellent
order, positively. Lot 22 feet front by 240 feet deep
to a street. Prtecor2s,ooo. ItmnerllAt,a possession.
CHESTNUT Street, (West Philadelphia), near
THIRTY-SEVENTH. Splendid MANSION and
Large LOT; to by 220 feet deep. Beautiful garden,
grape vines, shrubbery fruit trees, &c. Must he
seen to be appreciated .
Will be sold low and on
easy terms. - GEORGE C. MU,LER,
Real Estate Broker,
Iss North SIXTH Street.
in FOR SAL - E.—SPLENDID BROWN
stane building, North Broad street; built in the
best manner, with all modern improvements. R.. 1.
DOBBINS,I3Mider,IOS S.FOHRTII St. au23wfal6t.
deg FOR SAL E.—IRON MASTERS,
AT' T.W.VION—GREAT BAIUMIN-400,9QP
CAN BE CLEARED IN ONE YEAR—Flist-class
ROLLING MILL in this city, with all the splendid,
nearly new machinery, with three engines—one of
60, another of 150, and another of SO-horse power;
has seven boilers. First-rate machinery for manu
facturing railroad iron, chairs, spikes, &c.iS,IXXI tons
Of all descriptions of iron can be made In one year,
.15 now all sn'fall operation t has water and steam rail
road communication, coal slintes, ite.; all the water
used upon the premises derived from springs near
by, free of charge. There are also a row of twelve
stone tenant dwellings included. Price, 6175,000;
worth*l6o.ooo. Easy terms.
GEO. C. MILLER,. Real Estate Broker,
au22-stif 155 North SIXTH Street.
el FOR -SALE-TEN MAGNIFI
=WENT 111ANSIONS, with large 1011, In the very
best portions of West Fbiladelphia.
GEO. C. MILLER,
au22-3tif 155 North SIXTH Street.
61, FOR SALE—THE FOUR-STORY
arki.br3e9c building and lot of ground, situate No.
417 Dlilvryn street, above CalloWhlll street, s4table
for steam-milt or a manufacturing' establishment.
Immediate possession given, Apply to
W. DL LEVICK,
auM-6t. No. 331 North SIXTH' Street.
dit FOR SALE—THE TWO- :VERY
ICK desirable Arcb-street HOUSES, No. 1918 and
MO; new and complete. IzniiiediMotiOnOWooll;
li. GLENN 4
nun 1.23 South FOURTH Street.
FOR SALE-GERMANTOWN COT-
MaTAGE and FURNITURE, complete, on Mgt;
street: Immediate possession. B. F. GLENN,
123 South FOUBTH.Street.
in FOR BALE-GREEN STREET
anahouse, No. 1519, four stories, beautiful situa
tion. Possession soon. B. F. GLENN,
aniS S. W. eon SEVENTEENTHand GREEN.
FOR SALE-VERY LOW, WITH
Mga earlypOssession, a well-built Dwelling, No.
406 North Prront street; would make an excellent
bUsfuess F.
aul9 123 South FutiliTH `alma.
e t . FOR BALE—VERY NEAT, WELL
. FINISHED HOUSE, N.B. corner ELEVENTH
and BEERS Streets, No. MD. Immediate
_posses
sion. B. F. GLENN,
11119 ma South FOHNTH Street.
FOR SALE-WELL-BUILT,
airziIDWELLING, No. 1311 North TWELFTH
Street., in complete order. Possession soon.
B. F. GLENN,
min S. W. cor. SEVENTEENTH and GREEN.
fed FOR SALE—ROUSE AND LOT,
AM. east side SEVENTH Street beiOW Meh. Good
business place. F. GLENN,
aul9 123 South FOIIRTH treet.
ft FOR SALE—NEAT HOUSE AND
Jra FURNITURE, BROWN Street, below Six
teenth. B. F. GLENN,
cult 123 South FOURTH Street.
de FOR SALE-LARGE FOUR STORY
No. 1307 South Broad street, lot 23 by
200 feet. Immediate possession.
Neat Dwelling, No. 630 North Eighteenth street.
Possession in a few days.
Neat Dwelling, No. =Wood street, with two
houses on rear end of the lot. B. F. GLENN,
123 South F01312,T11 Street, or S. W. corner SE
VENTEENTH and GREEN. sun
_ .
a FOR BALE ON EASY TERMS-
A splendid new eleven-roomed HOUSE, with
all modern Improvements. Possession at once.
Lot 235138. On a street WO feet wide.
Address THOMAS GEORGE,
aull-Gt" 3SS South SECOND Street
e _
FOR SALE—FARM AND GOOD
improvements. of 140 acres, very near Mor--a--
Ran's Corner Station; on the Pennsylvania - Central
ailroad. $lOO per aere.
FARM of 170 acres, on the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad, very near a station; twenty-five miles
from the OW. Only *lO5 an acre.
EXOELL - ENT FARM of 78 Rare& and pod im
provement's, near West Branch Station, on the Bal
timore Central Railroad. Only 116,8 0 0.
GEO. C. MILLER,
an22-3tif 155 North SIXTH Street.
et FOR SALE-THIRTY FIRST
CLASS MANSIONS with a number of neres...a.
tf land, In excellent neighborhoods, and an within
wenty miles of the oily, and near dtatlotla.
.11fILLER,
au22-Btif 156 North SIXTH Street.
FOR RENT
AN ITALIAN VILLA, 9.
Late the residence of DAVID C. WILSON, situ
ate 34 of a mile from the CITY of WILMINGTON,
Within 219 a yards of the Clty Railway (passing every
10 minutes.) The house (being new) is in excellent
order, supplied with water from a tank the attic,
with every modern improvement, heated throughout
by steam; a fine porch the entire length of the
building. The grounds In front of the house (con
taining 4 acres,) are tastefully laid out in walks and
plate, dotted with trees and shrubbery, the whole
atirrOlillded by hedge and wall. This country seat
is considered one of the most desirable and pleasant
locations in the State. - Possession given immediate
ly, by application to DR. R. R. PORTER,
T. F. BAYARD,
Eseeutors,
an3-1w Wilmington, Del.
T O LET—THE Wil4bE OF THE
FIFTH AND SIXTH bTOBIES of the Hiallito
Building Nos. 237. anti 239 DOCK street, with
steam. Also, several smaller Rooms on the first
floor. The large room third story Commonwealth
Building, Nos. 611 and 619 Chestnut street. The se-
Cowl and upper stories Marble Building, 616 Chest
nut street. THOS. H. CONNELL,
Conating-house Dr. D. Jayne, & Son,
mi22.6t* 242 CHESTNUT Street,
FOR SALE-320 ACRES VALUABLE
boring LAND, on the headwaters of Little
Hickory Creek, Venango county, Pa. To he sold
low. Apply to LEWIS L. HOUPT,
154 South FOURTH St., Phila.
VSTATY , OF SAMUEL MEGA.RGE
DECEAbED L'UMBER BUSINESS EbLior
BLISTIMENT FOR SALE WELL-KNOWN .
WHARF PROPERTY AND LONG. ESTA
BLISHED LUMBER YARD.—WiII he sold at
private sale, for cash, to a suitable purchaser who
may - wish to carry on the business and become the
tenant of the premises, all the stock of lumber,
sheds, fixtures, implements, horses, carts, Rec., at
the intither yard and linelneo establishment of the
late Samuel Megargee, Esq., lronthig on Beach
street and Delaware avenue, and the river Dela
ware north of Poplar street, in the city of Philadel
phia. The said premises and stock of lumber, Sfe.,
of which a full and specific statement and descrip
tion will be furnished to all applicants, may be ex
amined at any time before the 25th instant.
A tease of the whole property will be granted to
the purchaser.
Proposals iH Writing will be reeelve4 Until August
Zeth, 3.866.
DANIEL M. FOX,
551 YORK Avenue.
ROBERT M. LOGAN,
No. 444 North THIRD Street,
null-12t Executors.
BOARDING.
PERMANENT OR TRANSIENT
-IL first-class Board can be had at the United
States Hotel, 413 CHESTNUT Street. This house
has no bar. Charges moderate. One large hand
somelyfurnished - Chamber on Parlor floor now
vacant. 0 w23-6t*
WANTED -FOR THREE SISTERS,
BOARD hi n private family, uk where there
arc but few boarders. Friends' family preferred.
Limits, Ninth and Thirteenth, Arch and Vine. Re
ferences exchanged. Address "E. R. M.," 714
ARCH Street. utt23-2t.
DAY BOARD—WITH FIRBT-CLASE
DINNERS, at No. fix* $4,a13. WARIIINGTOZi
Square, 8-2m*
REMOVALS.
111 . EMOVA L.—THE AMERICAN
TRACT SOCIETY (Pennsylvania Branchl
Hub removed etout on to No. 1210 CHESTNUT
Street; Philadelphia.
H. N. TEIISSELL,
au23-4t. Secretary and Treasurer.
REMOVAL.
J. JOLLIVEY.
LADIES' HAIR DRESSER,
Formerly at lie. 1314 Chestnut street, intbrltlS his
Mends Slid customers that he has removed to
No. 221 South ralortt Street.
(Four doors above Locust street,)
Where he intends to keep an extensive assort
ment of tine FRENCH FLOWERS,
HAIR WORK, PERFUMERY, &c.
He would also state that lie has just received the
latest style of Front
_Curls, Plaits, Waterfalls, &c.
nu21.1.2V
o a REMOVAL.
P. S. LOPTIS,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER,
. _
Formerly at No. 140 North Thirteenth street, tn.
forms his numerous friends and customers that to
has removed to
No. 61 North EIGHTH Street,
where he Intends to open with a line and well se.
leeted assortment of WATCHES and JEWELRY.
Everything in his line will be found of a superior
quality and workmanship, and every article war.
ranted as represented.
Particular attention given to repairing fine
Watches. JewelrOmaile to Orlin and repaired.
lie solicits a continuance of the iheeni patronage
bestowed fable old store by former customers, and
asks the favor of the public generally. aulg-im
-AA;EMOVAL.-BENEDICT MILLER.
UMBRELLA and PARASOL Manufacturer hat
removed to 39 North SIXTH Street. }y27-ImlP
REMOVAL-GEO. W. WATSON a
CO. have removed their CARRIAGE REPOSI.
TORY to their old place, No. MO CEESTNID
Street (under Concert ) where they will keep s
etock of Carriages of their own make, and will re
celve orders for every description Of tirst-enet
work.
JUNE 7. 1885. 1437-3 m
THE GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH
1 —Therefore, the neryous 4ritl 4ebtlit3avit slunthi
funnefflutely use 11ELMBOLD'3 EXTuACT 13VC.1113.
ItU23-1111 •
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
MILLER & BITRLOCIE.
MAI‘trFACTUREPSOF EHOTOt; HAPH A CB Ums,
Noe. 1102 and 1104 6AnOM S t"M e a e del teu Pbia l'
Otter to the trade the most eanto lo,o Ve
assortment of Phot o graph Albums, cOMprislng Ofer
three hundred varieties of the Latest styles and most
beautiful patterns, with a great variety of clasps
and orttruelits. They are unsurpassed In beauty
and durabl it g e ne r aly in tbe market, and sold at
less than the average prices. Satisfaction
gnat anteed or the money refunded. A liberal die.
Milt to dealers. riatalogkeli malted to any address
without charge.
POCKET BIBLES AND POCKET TESTAMENTS,
WITH PSALMS IN METRE.
Miller & Burlock's superior and well-known Pearl
Bible, also their Pearl Testament, tu various steyles
of binding. for sale. on liberal terms, at Nos. 1102
and 1104 SANSOM St.,Plittadophia.
auz-v•=at.s,
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
AMINE
N I WCHESTNUT-ST. THBATRE.
THE THEATRE .ALWAYS 000 P AND CON
LASTPORTABLE; WEEK POSITIVELY,'OF _THE .NEW
DRAMA.
WEDNEeDAY EVENING, Angust 29d.
Benefit of the Charming Philadelphryorlte t
MRS, SOPHIE oIMBER 2 4 - n.
Upon which occasion she will - appear et the LAST'
TIME BUT THREEgreat t personation Of
THE HEROIC IRISH G e i r liT, MELISH •
In the GRAND IRISH DRAMA,
ARRAN. NA POGUE;
on, UE
'WICKLOW 'WEDDING.
MOST POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT RUT
THREE OF ITS PERFORMANCE,
It will be
_prementeti with all the
MAGNIFICENT SCENIC) AND MEEHANICAL,
EFFECTS, NEW WAltailonE, ORIGINAL
MUSIC, COSTLY AotigssuraEs, AND
GREAT CAsT,
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, August 28,__
LAST GRAND ARRAN NA POGUE- MATINEE.
MOST rognyELy.
THURSDAY EVENING, Au KII
Benefit of Messrs. WILES AND /11.1(1E'IntrOir.
SATURDAY EVENING, August 28,
Benefit of Mr. LEWIS BAKER and LAST NIGHT
OF THE SEASON.
MONDAY EVENING; Anguat 28.
INAUGURATION OF THE, FALL AND wilt—
TER SEASON, AND INITIAL NIGHT OF
MISS KATE REHINOLDit. AND
SEDLEY SMITU. ,
NEW CHESTNUT-ST. THEATRE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The LADIES and GEN-TLEMEN engaged for the
ernniug Feil and Winter SeaSoli Will pIaILSO
M
ASSEBLE IN THE (BEEN-ROOM at 10 A. M.,
On WEIrrir:43DAY,. AUGUST OED,
for Rehearsal, previous to liie
OPE NINO Or TIM SEASON,
On MONDAY, .A.L4,KIST MS.
.JOS. C. FOSTER,
Stage Manager.
F ox's AMERICAN VARIETY
TREATRE--WALNUT Street, above Eighth.
EATERY EVENING
will be performed the new sensutiondrama,enttsl4
TB E OIGAR GIRL OF (JUBA.
EL NINO EDDIE, the wonder of the world s ou
the Tight Rope.
hI , LLE ANNETTI GALLETTI,
the greatest Danseuse In America, in a new gram*
Ballet.
MISS LILLIE WIUTING,
the beautiful and accomplishecrOomediehile, th
new Burletta.
XAMILY MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY
AFTERNOON. aubt-tt
SIAMESE TWINS..Affa CHILDREN.
hd TIfE woDERs•OF THE WOULD!
FOR A 'PEW 11,1-T8 ONLYI
AT
PHILADELPHA SLUSEUM,
833 MAREET STREET.
The Manager liege leave to inform the public
that In eonsequence of other engagements pre9l—
made,
THE WI/0”!%F. TWINS
cannot possibly remain ion}, a r.,9; days longer, and
heads of families wisliing thole Children to see the%)
great wonders, will do well to take this opportu
nity, as it will be the last of their exhibitions in
this city.
Hours of exhibition from 9 to 12, , nlorning; 2 to 0,
afternoon; 7 tog, evening.
Admission, 25 cents. it*
FAIRMOUNT WATER-WORKS,
(WIRE BRIDGE.)
AFTERNOON CONCERTS EVERY DAY,
From 4 to 7 o'clock, by
HASSLER% GRAND MILaTARY BAND.
Programmes of Music Issued daily.
The Arch, Vine, and Callowidli-street cars rum directly to Um place. atilf...tt
ACADEMY oF FIN ARTB, OR BT
NUT Street, above Tenth—Open from A. Me
till BP. M. Benjamin West's great picture Of
CHRIST REJECTED still on Exhibition. NU
EXVVILSIONS.
attowifi CAPE 111. A or.
BY RAILROAD,
FROM FOOT OF MARKET STREET.
8.30 A. M., EXPRESS AND NAIL
2.30 PASSENGEL
4.30 P. M., EXPRESS.
jy29-amat-teal J. VAN RENOSIEMERt
IMIlmmE CAPE MAY,
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD,.
FROM. FOOT OF ntkirElLT BTREET, UTTAR
FERRY, Al
8.30 A. M., tf t AAL .m A.ND EXPRESS& Dee
2.80 r. Td., SS ENGEL Due at 11.0
4.30 P. N.,
EXPRESS. Due s 7.115 P.. 116
Fare, $3.00. 'Servants, 02.00.
2,ICOURSION TICKETS, $5.00, 04!IPPn Ticaow
to be used by one person on y,lO for
Passengers and Baggage taken to and from timsh
Island and Station without additional charge.
Freight daily from Sandford! Wharf, Nam
Stsrace streati
Returning Trains leave ceilt ML B.t 6.111
Mail; BA. M., Expre3e ; 6P. Di., A.eeereinedlWlEL6
8.20 A. H., Freight.
ff. VAN RRNSSBLARII, thllrt;
PHILADELPHIA, July 24, 1886. jy64sel
a mm gg L s GRAND ANNUAL
B.BCHRSION . OF THIS
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION TOE
ATLANTIC CITY., NEXT FRIDAY, August =h.
Tichetasl.so; children half price. To be hadiat the
Hall, IMO CHESTNUT street, and at VINIf.-
STREET WHARF. au22-at'
iri ar a t FOR THE BEA•SHORE—
BY niDII)IIoaY4S q.ta-tvr.
EIGHTH ANNUAL COMPLIMENTARY
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION
TO ATLANTIC CITY,
ON SATURDAY EVENING, August 26th.
Last boat leaves VINE.STREET - FERRY at $
O'Cl9ck F.M. Fare, for the round trip $1.50.
Returning, leaves ATLANTIC M a O'ClQa ek.
on MONDAY MORNING.
BEFORE
Tickets can T be had at the WHARF, ONE NO
SARTING.
DAVID H. MUNDY,
Conductor.
a t ei CAPE MAY, BY
r,sT .YRIIARIt RAILROAD&
On and after THURSDAY August 24, the SAO A.
M. train up from CAPE MA3, and 4.90 P.M. MIA
'down from PHILADELPHIA, wilt be discontinued.
The 8 A. M. train up from Cape May will make
stops, and be due at Camden at 12M.
The 8.30 A. M. train down from Philadelphia wly/
make stOPO below Glassboro, and be due at Oapa.
May at 'Mao r,12.
.4. VAN RENSSELAER, Suporintemle A ni
CAMDEN, August lath, 1885. aum.fit
aisai CAMDEN AND AT.
LANTIC RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
THROUGH IN TWO HOURS.
Oh and after SATURDAY, July Ist, IBM MS%
traihe daily to Atiantid CUD Alia elle 0118111u474
TR AI NS LEAVE TiN -ollogleT PERIM
SE r011OWti;
Special Excursion CIO A..
Mail Train 7.80 A. M.
Freight, with Passenger Oar attached.... 9.15 A. i.
Express (through in two hours) 2.00 P. ~
Atlantic Accommodation 4.15 P. ~.
nETURNINO., LEAVE ATLANTIC. '
Ittlwittic:AccomniAdation...“ TeX..
Express (through in two hours) T, ..., t :
Freight, with Passenger Oar attached....ll. A.
Mail Train 4.45 P.
Special Excursion 5.18 P.8.. '
SUNDAY MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Vine-street Ferry at 7.80 A. lt.
'Atlanticßeturning tlantic at 4.45 P. mc.
Fare to V. Round-trip Tickets, Odd
only for the day and train on which - they are issued.
$B.
• auxonolt ACCOMMODATION.
Leave Vine-street Ferry at 5.50 P, 31.
Leave Jackson at 8.23 A. /11..
EXTRA HADDONFIELD TRAINS.
Leave Vine-street Ferry at 10.15 A, M. andl.ls P. IL
Leave Haddonfield at 11.45 A. M. and 2.45 P. m.
N. B.—Freight must he delivered at Cooparli
Point before 6 &clock 1 , , m, Wlnsure its going down.
the next day. JOHN G. BRYANT
je2s-tf Agent.,
EXCURSIONS TO
allgEM LONG BRANCIL—Tratne for
Long Branch will leave Cooper's Poink CAMDEN,
daily (Sundays
e excepted,) at 9.16 A. M. Bare, a.
Bxcurgion T ickets,good for three days, gs. Extra
train on Bettird4ket 4.80 1 7 : M, Beturning t Wive
at Camden at 0.10 A. M. Monday,
1e26 - 2 n L. B. COLE. Agent, Camden.
PHILADELPHIA SCALE
,SA . A172.1 1 4";Yeei1.K8 8 2 Davis DINMORE Ii.,...I.T. & W
~C c ( o ) ; 1
UT trisTEEN TR Street and 1-ENNoYs.-
V.:NIA Avenue, manneaetaM of Patent &nigh
suitable for Weigh Locks, Ralltagd Tracks, Depots.
Coal, Bay, and Live Stock; also, all the various
descriptions of Dormant and Portable Platform
Scales, Counter Scales; and Patent Beams; Patent
Stock House Schley for Blast Furnaces; Patent
Parallel Crane Beam, for weighing boilers, mist
ings, and other heavy machinery; Hopper Scales,
1'... Weighing grain, illdielitipg bushels nail pounds:
Ranks , Improved Itelllnr I 1
I sud Milan Seale,
Every Scale warm/Ile, . Pronipt attentiou given,
to repairing. Send for a circular.
C. M. BANKS, H. H. DINMORE,
LEWIS L. HOUPT, , I 1
C. H. GERING',
H. J. H SPltlic GElt, au22-8m
_ .
giISOLDIERS AID
find It to their )Piel
Trunks, Travelling 11,
1 South SECOND, an. Clii
AD OTHERS WILL
rest to buy Soots hoes.
Inge, &e., at GFARRETres
octant, east stde,aullulater
MANMOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR
are regained by HELlabOLD'a EXTRACT
tat23-1m
TAKE NO MORE 11NANDJARASANT AN
ATIVe-qtrt 114 , mud les for tunkaanut fma
ons diseases. USO HELMBOLD'E. EXTI4.CT• Bilettit
mid Improved Rose Wash. auti-Ita
IN AR A RS
MCCA IK N A Dje v BS& G Ead r lT c H To ,
TIIIHAD AND PRIME, iTBENTS.
Constantly on handl - male kale a large stock
MALT and. WHITE -3v V, VINEOAN - 11 neW
article of manufacture in t s dont:dry, made by we
celebrated English process, and used exclusively
for Pickling in Europe.
Ail sales warranted free from impurities and:
chemicals:
Orders ailed promptlyENTS. to all part 9 Of the country,
AG
L. E. CAMBLOS, No, 114 Walnut street, rhos
del.
PITT WRITE, No. 4 Exchange Place, Rid
timore.
CHRISTIAN LEE dt Riehmond,Va.
E. W. GOULD Co.. Ne.wbern, N. O. jeln-E0
A BEADY AND CONCLUSIVE TEST
et the WO ties or IltaatusOLD . o FEATID EX-.
TRACI' litreitu wll "De a 63101WD:ion Wilk thOtlf,
forth in the Unite Stetes Digpengary, nwha-Po:
FISHER'S, BRLF-BRA. LLITG FRUIT
CANS.
Every housekeeper in the city and country
should use this excellent Can. It is the most eon. ,
reelect and reliable Can In use, and gives entire.
satisiketiep wherever introduced. It is sealed in nil
instant, by yoking and spring , thits clamping a tin
cap over an oaround the opening. and Midriff it.
upon a ring of cemented paper. The cement in thit
paper welts by the heat of the fruit, and as theiprese.
ing continuum the f unfastenedd the sealing fa pey.
fect. The cap is by unhooking thia
spring and running a thin knife around under Wm
cmented paper.
riectie Mill and examine thi j s Mut
lat
sos eriuNik (ADEN Street
Iflll-2mlf Phitidelinua.
GRT.CE &
FULTON WO/M.5.1310 MACS STREET.
a
Hagen, machinists , Moller Makers. and Oat
Deriders.
Teaks every description mac to order.
istio Agent 6 for Doug's inerlne BallnometetLlMUlT
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RR
STORED by RELKSomPs EXTRACT BROKEN
DEF.IiithiNDIT TOR Qtrin'OX WOW"