forCENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL
cllUToll—Hall. N. E. corner BROAD and
ARCII Streeta.—Preaching TOMORROW EVN
ISO. at 8 o'clock, by Rev. Mr. onoWELL. The
Mir ..re cordially invited. it*
plc— REV. WILLIAM FULTON WILL
iimich in the Firm Reform.] Dutch Chnreb_
c r:V
mhur n.tc:‘..Tri and SPRINti GARDEN Streets.
10-311.121 WW MORNING. at 10,4 O'clock. iihjeek—
,•3lit..siou or the Church to the South." it*
w•= ITNION M. E. CHERCH —SAB
BATH. August 27th. —Rev. G. D. CAltllo3y,
~,.1-lock A. 31. :Old 8 o'clock P. ISI.
Or THE HEE. .VOYIN CHAMBERS
will Preach TO-MORROW at 4 ram, on the
"The Bible not the Role of Life
Protestnnts
THIRD =CORNED DUTCH
URCI-I. eo me , f ENTII and FILBERT
:-Irretc.Rev. F.. R. IBEAD 1/.. will preach
TO-MIRLt , W. Services at 10M •••clock A. M. It*
Sr. MATTHEW S LUTHERAN
= QliritCN. NEW met. Ilieluw Fourth. he
lween Ra, e and Vine. Se rvives the Paator,Rev.
- 1(.11". NUTTER. TO:Mot:HOW (Sunday) MORN
/NG. at 11, 1 - n'einek. /t
--------
SECOND REFORMED DV T4J R
Street,above Brown.
;Rev. T. 1)F. WITCr.II, 3I AGE , Pastor will Preach
.70411eRitOw itt
Iteiyht
s
11W. SECOND ADVENT MEETINGS?
_N. rorner Ninth and Callowhill streets.
TO —PreaelltegFalt 10% A. M., bvi Elder
F. p (JIMA N 1 : at 34 before aP. M. by Dr. 3.
Fori py, rh.l t iret—" The Condition of Man in
Peale." _ 11'
WPHILADELPHIA TRACT AND
INDSSION SOCIETY.—The Hundred and Se
venth Meeting. In behalf of this Society will be held
is the Nieetown Baptist Church. on SABI3ATII
lrtL inst., at The Agent of
thr Seeletv, IL Schreiner, Rev. T. S. Malcom,
am! Ito:. Ir. Hendricks Will address the ineettnit.
: riddle invited.
go -- TO THE RESCUE.—AT A MEET
ING of the KENSINGTON FIRE COM
rA NY. it was on motion
g,: 80 / mi. That the thanks of the Company he ten
dered to the efficient and energetic Congressman of
111 t, Third .li:4 Het (html. Leonard C. 11Iyerso for the
i n wra i donation of the proceedings of Congress end
other public
Attest : JACOB CREAMER,
tt ^Secretors li. F. Co.
OFFICE OF THE TARR AND
SCOTT FARM OIL COMPANY, No, 205,'‘
- WALNUT Street. Room No. 2,
26th _August, 1865.
The firgt annual meeting or - Ow Stookholdor,2 of
this Compact' will be held neateir office, on WED
YESDAI, silt September ,at 12 o'clock M.
an26-int GEO. 0. BEACH, Secretary.
110.... SPRING GARDEN BAPTIST
CHURCH, THIRTEENTH Street, below
ceates. having been closed several weeks for re
pair:, Will itt• opened for public worship on CAB
MTH next, Austlittl, at 10% A. M.
Iv our pastor. 'B ev. P_ lIORNBERUER.
;lad at 794 I'. M. by Rev. I'. S. HENSON. A social
Iseeling will be held at 3 o'clock P. M., at which ad
dresses maybe expected by} Rev. W. W. Taylor, of
t, Olivet 'Presbyterian Church: Rev. N. It. Bald
win. of the Baptist Church. and Others. au2s-2tt
IST- AT A MEETING. OF TILE STOCK.-
HOLDERS or the tt team OIL- COMPANY:
hod this day. an Aaseament of EWE CENTS PEll.
SHARE was levieJ . pay S I AR n P LE e
SS t , h Treasu
rer.
au24-thstuat.
August 22. 1E65
DIVIDEND NOTICE. OFFICE
. of the MAPLE SHADE OIL COMPANY,
No, rig* WALNUT Street. FIIELADELPHIA, Au
gust `auk iSas.—The Board of Directors have this day
declared a dividend of FOUR PER CENT. on the
Capital Stock, payable on and after the 30th, clear
or State taxes. The Transfer Books will close on
the Dth at 3 P. M.. and open on the 31st.
au24-6t THOS. K. SEAILLE, Secretary.
ggrOFFICE OF THE HARRISBURG,
POIMMOUTE.," MOUNT JOY, AND LAN
CASTER RAILROAD
ILADEL COMPANY
PHPH lA.August 22, 1665.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
company will be held on FRIDAY, September 1,
liBl, at 11 o'eloek A. M. at the corner of THIRD
'Cireet and WILLING'B 'Alley, at which time an
Election for Directors will be held, to serve for the
main year, GEORGE TABER,
a1123-st Secretary.
D COAL AND IX
13.1FANY.
$1,000,000.
S, AT $5 EACH.
th FOURTH Street.
TORS: -
Sylvester J. Megargee,
Tatlow Jackson,
Price I. Patton
Thomas H. Rickert.
e Smith.
R J. MF.GARGEE.
er, ALBERT R. SOHO
auto-tf
CIIgNIBEILL
PROVEISENT CO
CAPITAL STOCK
200,000 SHARE
(Mee No. 228 Sou
DMIC
.leseph Lesley,
ltallert 11. Beatty,
Albert D. Boileau,
Edward H. Faulkner,
A. Entre
President, SYLVESTE ;
ft:ecretary and Treasur
FIELD
WOFFICE PENICSYLVAPIX 4 RAIL•
ILOAD CO*PANY.
PHILADELPHIA, August 15, 186'5.
The Mortgage Bonds of the Connecting Railway
Company, between the station of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company in West Philadelphia and Frank
ford, a distance of seven miles, can be obtained at
;his ()thee, No. 23S South THIRD Street.
These bends are in sums of one thousand dollars
1
with interest coupons attached, payable at said
(ace on the 15th day of March and Septemberin each
year, at the rate of six per ceutum per annum, and
the principal payable in five equal annual amounts,
at the rate of dal 000 per annum—the first series on
September 35, A. D. 1900. The principal and interest
are secured by a mortgage for one million of dollars
upon. All the railway and property of the company,
and ire guaranteed by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company. These bonds are made free of State taxed
hr the Company.
The railway is being constructed in the most sub
itantlal manner, and. will he completed during the
,llsaing year. This road perfects the connection
t.etween the Pennsylvania Railroad and the New
fork lines via Philadelphia, and becoming, as it
nii), the Math channel of communication between
New York and the West, as AvPll di to and from the
National Capital, will always obtain large reve
nues. and be one of the most important rallWayS of
:he Union.
tinder a contract with the Philadelphia and Tren
:on Railroad Company, that company leases tile
toad of the Connecting Railway Company, and
ug.res to pay an annual rent for WA years of six per
:TRIM upon the cost of the road, clear of taxes.
These bonds are therefore recommended as & first-
Oils's security.
For further information apply sat the ()Meer the
tompan3 - . THOMAS T. FIRTH,
aul,-lm Treasurer.
gar OFFICE OF THE LOCUST MOUN
TAIN COAL AND IRON COMPANY,
PAMADELPHIA, Angllat 17, 150,
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of this
company. held this day a Dividend of TlIttEE,
AND A 'RALF PER CE7 T. on the Capital Stock,
clear of State Tax, was declared, payable to the
Stockholders or their legal representatives on and
after the 28th inst. The Transfer Books will be
closed until 28th inst.
1111540 C EDWARD ELY, Treasurer.
Er STOCKHOLDERS , MEETINtL—A
Special Meeting of the Stoeltholder.; of the
LAM - BERT ON OIL .AND MANAMA= (MENU
( OMPANY will be held at - their office. No. 421-
wALNUT Street, on TUESDAY, August 29th. at 3
o'clock P. M. Punctual attendance is requested,
business of Importance will be presented.
By order of the .Boar) of Directors.
21112- 9 41 0, PO WELL, Secretary.
_ _
teMr. NOTICE.—T II E PENNSYLVA.
MA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Ai ears 2 23, 1863.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
will be held at their Office on MONDAY. the 4th day
September next, at 10 o'clock A. M., when aui
, I , ,taion will be held fur nine Directors, to !servo for
enFliing year. WM: CROWELL.
:sll5-ise4 • Secretary.
Sgr THE CONFERENCE OF THE
First Colored Methodist Protestant Cithren
"11l convene on SATURDAY. Aug. 2Gth, at lietiexet
SEVENTH . St., below Lombard. :R.•'.5-2t'
MILITARY.
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS.
— Wanted for the UNITED STATES MARINE,
1 CORPS, able-bodied MEN. Splendid induce
ments held out to all entering the Marine Corps;
slorious opportunity to visit foreign countrics .
good pay, excellent accommodations, light and
ra=y duties.
For all further information inquire at the Recruit
'3lg Rendezvous, No. 311 South FRONT Street,
Philadelphia, between D A. M. and 3 P. M. every
' , '•ay, except Sunday. CHARLES HEYWOOD,
In Captain and Recruiting Officer.
t i re STILL ANOTHER GREAT
TRIUMPH FOR
EVANS (X; WATSON'S
t''ALA.I,II,A.MI3EXt
Read the Following; Certificate
ire's - Messrs. Hall & Garrison, whose large four-
Pletare-realas Manufactory, Third and Pop-
_treats, was destroyed by fire on the morning of
15th lustaut
PHILADELPHIA, August 18, 1885
1,-rs. ES ANS d: WATSON:
lAA:TU:IIEN We take great pleasure in inform
you that your make of Safe, whin has beta
' 1,, r 1 by us, and was exposed to an intense heat for
, eeral hours at the destruction of our Factory by
fire early this morning, proved a perfect protec
ou to our hooks and Papers, - which were found not
have been injured in the least degree. The great
eee!liv of the Safe wag shown by Its falling from
'the third story, and being in 210 wise injured by the
We take great pleasure in recommending your
make of Safe to any person desirous of a perfect
girt-Proof Safe. HALL & GARRISON.
A large assortment of our FIRE and BURGLAR.
PROOF SAFES on hand and for sale at
No. 10 South Fourth Street.
tup22-stif EVANS & WATSON.
ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CON
. STITUTIONS, of hull' sexec, 11Se RELNWILD'e.
I .: , TIZACT BMW. It wilt give brisk - and energetic
enabie you to sleep well. ati2:l-IIU
iiALL , s
HAIR RENEWER.
A, the van,., indie tcs , It not only renews the
!? , ivtli of the Ilair when thin and falling off, nut is
•'!l nOsitivelv renew the color to its original shade
- :,en It is turning gray or white, whether by dis
,e, grief, or old age. It will certainly
ITALL'S JJAIR RENEWER
what is claimed for t—a fact which hundreds,
thnusands who have used it, are ready to tea-
Where one bottle is fairly used, In any coin
itinaity,its rePULdtlen `spreads like wlldfire. ,, and
1 ,1 ? t, best advertisement and reconiniendatiOn we
.1.31 the
HALL'S HAIR RENEWER.
' 1,11 ) States, where the "Renewer" origina
'2• 11 is used by yOlll4l, ladles as a dressine. and
!.c round on the toilet tables of young Men (also
limr barbers, ) while. older men and women will
without it, as a renewer and restoratiVe fur
HALL'S HAIR RENEWER.
1 , 1 ,.c1r gray locks and bald heads, which it changes to
` 1 1;;:,r entire satisfaction.
selling, in the city of Boston nlon . e , ,
tLt ! CCU hottle., per month, the dealers ,IN
'•go i l l' :, * werl , the .- nreference to all other Thor
I,garatluas.
HALT; II AIR RENEWER
efreel Is marrcffloas. The old, y i rt „ es. It
middle-aged,
you»g. ilieun przdSlng
mawy 0 10 3 ,
sennil I,e,M,Y. UOT ''',.in,7dom. will
ri•storallvt.s in the vegetable
,'=tore gray hair. it will restore dry, fa ded, and
lIALT.'zi HAI]
.RESTORER
' %,, coloretl hair to its original color.and change drY,
lasA, - wiry hair into 114 ,11.1 Cul silken tresses.
ll:ire sach confident, ii, its merits and we are SO
lure that it will do all that we claiin'for it. that we
SLOOI reward if the Hair Renewer ',hoes not
lore sailsfaction in all cases, when ilEied according
HALL'S IIAIR RENEWER.
lo the directions. We elaini as follows: It will re
,tore the hair to the loftier natural color. It trill
{,1.1) [lir hair from out. It will Cleans e the
t!,afp. it will leave the hair lostivas sil en , a•klt
As the name indicates, it will renew the
HALL'S HAIR REN'EWER.
and color of the hair. It is liked by all who
it, and it Is a splendid hair dressing. It is
ra
?;,i
Increasing in popularity everywhere. such a;
31 - ti
prepara t for the same purpose has ever
‘'3',Yl-11, simply because 11 effects the change we
t 4 niu for il — prove it. trc a Dottie.
It. I'. 11,11.1. & CO., Proprietord,
Nashua, N. H.
Fur sale by all Druggists. an2s-2t
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RR
sToRED by IumnBOLD'S EXTRACT Br'
JORDAN , ORB, & Ca, STEAM EN
BUILDERS, Iron Pounders, and Gene-
Ct,.. , ,Reldnists and Boiler Makers, No. .1.219 CAL.
r. SILL Street. Pblladelphia. f. 244.1
T AI XE NO MORE-UNPLEASANT AND
AzitlrTisart• Remedies for unpleasant and danger
.'l4-s. Irs'r Da.sinor.a..,'s EXTRACT Recitu
'l4oml lime IYabit,
81i23.1111
CURT.LIN GOODS.
I s E. wALRAVEN,
MASONIC HALL,
719 CHESTNUT STREET'
BAB MST MICKEY=
A. FULL LINE OF
LACE AND NOTTINGHAM
CIUILTA.INS,
ENTIRELY NEW AND EMI DESIGNS,
AT REDUCED RATES.
PINK, WHITE AND BLUE
MOSQUITO BARS
WITH PATENT UMBRELLA FRAMES,
ALL SIZES, BEADY FOR UM
WINDOW SHADES,
OF THE LATEST PATTERNS.
PIANO COVERS,
A CHOICE ASSORTMENT.
1v21,-tf
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS. 3
1865. FALL, 1865.
JAS. R. CAMPBELL &
'727 CHESTNUT STREET,
Invite the attention of Cash Buyers at wholesale
to their stock of
FRENCH, BRITISH, AND AMERICAN
Di it . SZ . aOO 33 fig
it.Whlch, for extent, variety, and general adapta
tion to the wants of the trade, is unrivalled.
SILKS,
NIERINOES,
POPLINS,
EPINGLINES,
TARTAN PLAIDS:
BLANKETS,
FLANNELS,
BALMOR ALS,
WHITE GOODS,
LINENS, and
BRADFORD GOODS.
Package Buyers %implied with scarce and desira
ble goods at and under market rates.
WHOLESALE BOONS VP STAIRS.
u26-tf
RETAIL DRY GtOODS.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
No. 26 SOUTEL SECONI) ST.,
Arts HOW OPESING THEIR.
FALL AND WINTER IMPORTATION
r,A.NC - 5( SILKS,
PLAIN SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,
'FRENCH, IRISH, AND GERMAN.
POPLINS,
FRENCII mitiN"ctms,
FANCY AND PLAIN DELAINES,
NOVELTIES IN DRESS GOODS.
OF ALL KINDS
au2l-6t For Sale 'Wholesale and Retall
AUTUMN ANDMINTER, 1865.
Full Meek now open, with dallylarge additions,
homht for GASH, and offered at a small advance.
amines Of Domestic Goods complete.
Blankets in quantities or by the pair.
Dress Goods, all at the new lower prices.
Cloak and Shawl Stock up stairs.
Boys' Clothing—assortment fresh and good.
WOOLLEN GOODS ,
Department made a leading feature; the foreign
goods mail or our own ordering , embracing .
novelties am staple steles of the old world, and
unexceptionable as they are, scarcely excelling the
best fabrics of our own country, of which we claim
to have one of the finest stocks in this city, bought
direct from the manufacturers.
Chinchilla and Esquemaux Beavers.
Floe CI oakings and Overcoatings.
Black Bearers, Tricots, Fancies, &c.
Black French Cloths.
Middlesex Colored Cloakings.
IVater•proor Cloakings.
CASSIMEEES.
Medium weight for fall wear.
Staple styles for boys' wear.
Extra weight line goods.
" Harris and other makes.
All by the yard or
_piece, Wholesale or Retail, at
the new Reduced Bates.
COOPER St. CONARD. •
auM-2t S. E. corner NINTH and NtARKET.
VD FOR A GOOD WIDE BLACK
SILK.
Neat plaid fancy Silks. $1.75.
Double-faced. black figured. $.1.45.
Handsome Avid., Foulards-Igreatbargain-11.50.
Irish Poplins — newest style plaids-11.75.
R
J. C. STA VERIDGE St
Northwest cor. of EIAMITII and 3IARKET.
50CTB. FOR LUPIN'S ALL-WOOL
DE LAINES.
1 case Lupin's Merinocs, $1.25.
1 case 5-4 Lupin's Merittoes,
1 ease superb quality Merinoes, *1.75.
1 Case 111111111'11 Ape Ile', Poplins, , 1 A1.25.
J. C. STIEAWBII.I.DGE CO.. _
Northwest cor. of EIGHTH and MARKET.
pUSSIA CRASH, GENUINE, 25, 28,
31 CENTS.
A good table Linen. 6234 and 70c.
10-9 Linen Sheetings, $1.25.
16-4 Cotton bbeeting, , , $1 and i l .ll.
New York Mills Williantsville,WainStlaa.
R
J. C. STAWRRIMVE 6.; CO.,
Northwest eon EIGHTH and MARKET.
83.60 FOR-HONEY-COMB BRIDAL
QUILTS.
Colored and white Marseilles ints.
Marseilles Crib Quilts, cradle Blankets.
Fruit Cloths, wine Cloths, fruit Doylies.
Two hales all-wool Flannels. Or.
3. C. STRAWBRIDOE & CO.,
Northwest coy. EIGHTH and 'MARKET.
TILANKETS.-A FIVE-POUND ELAN
-I-P EET FOR $3,.
1 ease heavy, all-Stool for $6.75. .
cost-a extra, heavy tarn, $l.
3 cases rine extra size, $lO. -
4 cases-8111entlid qualtty—from $l2 to $l5.
J. C. STRAW BRIDGE & Co.,_
Northwest cor. EIGHTH and 313.RKET.
au-stuthat
T CHAMBERS, NO. 810 ARCH
U • street.
Novelties In Lace Goods oper.lne, Dans , .
Valencienne Laces, all widths.
Thread Veils, new designs.
Thread Collars.
Empress Collars, In Pointe de Gaze.
Pointe Applique. Yalencienne, &e., &c.
Crochet Edgings.
Cambric Edgings and Insertions.
att9.4-81 Marseilles for Dresses and Basques.
iILANKTITS-ENTIRE NEW STOCK,
A- 0 LOW PRICES.
Medium and flue Bl ankets.-
Some extra cheap lots, $9 and $lO.
Fine crib Blankets; Horse Blankets.
Honey-comb Quilts; wide, heavy Shootings.
Shaker Flannels. finest goods, $1 and $l.lO.
Best quality Canton Flannels; Ticking*,
Linen Diapers, $2.25, $2.50 0 $5, and 453, &T.
bELAINES.
IC7 pieces new Delatnes, 35 and 37 cts.
118 pieces new prints, best makes, only 28 to 35 ets.
Daily opening new dress goods.
Black dress goods stock complete.
COOrEtt. & CONARD,
S.l OOP. NlNTHanti Al AXE B , T Wears.
TIT STEEL & SON, Nos. 713 715
- 3 - 1,
• North TENTH Street, are now offering great
bargains in
SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
Dress Goods of all kinds at reduced prices.
Shawls of all Rinds at reduced prices.
Domestics of all kinds at reduced prices,
Linen Goods of all kinds at reduced prices.
Iyards wide English Cashmeres, Fall colors., SI.
SILKS OF ALL KINDS AT LOW PRICES.
CHEAPEST BLACK SILKS IN THE CITY.
Just opened 1 case of Hoyle's best quality 4-4 Eng
lish Chintzes, double purples, at 50c. aul2.
PLAIN BUFF PINK, AND BLUE
rzncALLro or BUFF
Chintzes.
Plain buff, pink, and blue Jaconeta.
Pure white'Sbetland Shawls.
White Shirred Muslins.
Plaid and Stripe Naii3sooks.
Plain Nalnsooks, Swiss lffuslins, Cambries, &c.
Fine lead-color Linens.
Frosted or Crape Poplins for travelling dresses.
Single and double width plain De Laines.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
SECOND
- N.B.—Summer DressGoodso closing out regard
less of cost. )e25-tf
62Q HOOP SKIRTS. 628
HOPKINS' "OWN MAKE" OF
1100 P SKIRTS arc manufacture Steelhe best woven
tapes, finest tempered English 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 likirts In the market. All the new and desira
ble sty les, sizes,_ and lengths for ladles, misses, and
children. On band and made to order, wholesale
and retail. Warranted to give satisfaction, at 628
Alt(3l - 1 street. Jy7.6-Im.
F ISHER'S SELF-SEALING FRUIT
CANS.
Every housekeeper In the city and country
should use this excellent Can. It is the most con
venient and reliable Can in use, and gives eutlre
satisfaction wherever introduced. It is sealed in an
instant, by hooking and spring, thus clamping a tin
cap Over and around the opening„ and pressing it
upon a ring of cemented paper, Tao Cement In the
paper welts by the heat of the frnit,and as the press
ing continues the fruit cools, and the sealing la per
fect. 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
McidIJRTRIES , ,
808 SPRING GARDEN Street,
jyl3-2tolf Pnoadeipma.
pIiOTOG
ILL RAP ER &RTI H
RL OCH ALBUMS.
M,
/lAN UFACTURERS OF PHOTOGRAPH AL RUMS,
Nos. 1102 and 1104 SANSOM St., Philadelphia,
Offer to the trade the most complete and extensive
assortment of Photograph Albums, comprising over
three bundled varieties of the latest styles and most
beautiful patterns. with a great variety of clasps
and ornaments. They are unsurpassed in beauty
and durability by any in the market, and sold at
less than tile general average prices. Satisfaction
guarant dealerse money refunded. A liberal dis
count to catalogues mailed to.any address
without Charge.
POCKET BIBLES AND POCKET TESTAMENTS,
WITH PSALMS IN METRE.
Miller & RurloeVs en crier and well-known Pearl
ilible, also their Pearl Testament, in various styles
binding, for sale on liberal terms, at Nos. 1102
and 1104 HANSOM.
au2-wfm3t&dlni
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR
are regained by lIEL3thOLD'S EXTRACT
au2a-lm
TIES PRESS. - PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, AUGUST 26. 1865-.
rjlcw r 1
cpicE FOR THE BALE OF
GOVERNAMIN'T LOANS
No. 114 S. THIRD STREET.
JAY COOIE.V., Zror,
BANNERS AND BROKERS,
Offer for sale, at lowest market rates,
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
AS FOLLOWS
U.S. 7.80 Treasury Notes of date of Aug. 15, 1864.
Do. do. do. June 15,1865.
Do. do. do. July 15,1865.
BONDS QF
5-20 LOAN OF 1262.
5-20 LOAN OF IBM
10-40 LOAN OF 1804.
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
STOCKS OF ALL RI:NIA BOUGHT AND SOLD
ON COMMISSION,
Information given concerning all kinds of Secu
rities.
Collections on all points made at lowest rates.
n u24-tial
Z$
$ $$
It
ikl_f 1 I) 14 '(ITII) GAITO : I tj 414;
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE, 4% CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
DRY GOODS,
Pies. 239 and 241 North Third Street,
rft[LADELPHIA,
Cloths, Print 9,
Casaimerea, Detainee,
Sattinetts, Alpacas,
Jeans, Fancy Drees Goods,
Cottonades, Brown and Bleeched Sheetings,
Denims, Brown and Bleeched Shlrtings,
Stripes, ()mist, Chambras,
011,eir9, oml6ll Tii'eN'i
Gingham'. . Flannels,
,Diapers, •Linens,
FURNISHING GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
au23-3m NOTIONS, &c., &c,
FALL
EDMUND YARD .Sr, CO.,
617 Chestnut and 614 Jayne MI
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
BILKS AND FANCY DRESS GOODS,
4. LINENS,
WRITE GOODS AND BALMORAL&
DEALERS IN
AMERICAN DRESS GOODS.
GERMANTOWN
FANCY WOOL GOODS,
BALMORALS,
AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES.
auB-1m
SEWING MACHINES.
wILLCOX isL 13 S'
SEWING MACHINE.
It is the best fanny Machine.
It is a definition of "simplicity" and. "perfec
tion."
The Needle cannot be ;et wrongi
The Hemmer, Feller, and Braider are acknow
ledged to be superior to o sdi 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 1863.
It received the Silver Medal of the "New York
State Fair," 1864.
It received the Silver Modal of the "Pennsylva
nia State Fair," 1869.
It also received the First Premium for "THE BEST
PEIPING MACHINE" at the great "New England
Fair," the "Vermont State Fair, and the "In
diana State Fair," 1861.
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notices from the press, testimonials from those
using the machine, iitc.
AGENTS WANTED.
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ati2-wsnll3t
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL. -THE AMERICAN
TRACT SOCIETY (Pennsylvania Branch)
Lao removed from 929 to No. 1210 CHESTNUT
Street' Pliadelphia.
H. N. THINSELL,
au23-4t• - Secretary and Treasurer.
Ttlb EMOVAL.
J. JOLLIVET,
LADIES' HAIR DRESSER,
Formerly at No. 1314 Chestnut street, informs his
friends and customers that he Das removed to
No. 224 South NINTH Street,
(Four doors above Lust street,)
Where he intends to keep an extensive assort
ment of tine FRENCH FLOWER;
HAIR WORK, rEnvultERIL ,
He would also state that he has just received the
latest style of Front .Curls, Plaits, Waterfalls, &c.
au2l-12t5
in REMOVAL,
I'. B. LOFTIS,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER,
Furmerly at No. 140 North Thirteenth street, in•
forms his numerous friends and customers that he
has removed to
No. 61 North EIGHTH Street,
where he Menus to 0p... with a Roe and well se.
leeted assortment of WATCHES and JEWELRY.
Everything in hie line will be found of a superior
quality and workmanship, and every article war
ranted as represented.
Particular attention given to repairing tine
Watches. Jewelry made to order, and repaired.
He solicits a continuance of the liberal patronage
bestowed in his old store by fo mer customers, and
asks the favor of the public genially. atii2-gym
1 EMOVAL.-BENED CT MILLER,
AA , UMBRELLA. and PARAS L Manufacturer hat
removed to 39 North SIXTH S reet. jy27-imif.
REMOVAL.-GEO. W. WATSON &
CO. have removed their CARRIAGE REPOSI
TORY to their old plate, No. 1219 CHESTNUT
Street ( ender Concert Ratio where they will keep a
stock of Carriages of their own make, and will re.
ceive orders for every description of first-class
work.
JUNE 7. HIM 7e7-3m
GROCERIES.
WHITE PRESERVING BRANDY
PURE CIDER AND WINE VINEGAR.
GREEN GINGER, MUSTARD SEED, SPICES, &c
All the requisites for Preserving ana Pickling
purposes.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
DEALERS IN FINE GROCERIES,
au2G-tf Cos. ELEVENTH and VINE Streets
TO MANUFACTURERS
COTTON, FLAX, AND: JVTE.
WILLIAM 'HIGGrINS & SONS,
BIANUFACTUILERS OF
COTTON, FT , AX, AND JUTE
MACHINERY,
MANCHESTER, ENGLAND.
MR. JAMES HIGGINS (one or the firm) is at
present in the States, and would be glad to commu
nicate with any firm requiring Machinery of the
above description.
Address, "Care of IL GARSED & 13110., Frank
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COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, NASH
VILLE. TENNESSEE, August 11th, 1865.
NOTICE TO TENNESSEE BONDHOLDERS.
In obedience to a Resolution of the General As
sembly of Tennessee, passed May Zlid, 1865, you are
hereby requested to forward to this office a state
ment of your name and residence, with the date
and number (treat:li Bond o f the Stoke of Tennessee
owned by you, and the amount and character of
such Bond.
Your early compliance Is requested.
S. gyp. HATCHETT,
aul6-75t Comptroller.
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MALT and WHITE WINE VINEGAR—a new
article of manufacture in this country, made by the
celebrated English process, and used exclusively
for Pickling in Europe.
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chemicals.
Orders filled promptly to all parts of the country.
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Having been reCently. discharged from the army.
has resumed the practice of the law• and having
been appointed a Commissioner of Deeds for the
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EPUTT COLLECTOR INT. REVENUE,
P/FTli COLLECTION DISTRICT, PA.,
MAIN STREET AND CIIELTON AVENTrE,
GERMANTOWN, Philadelphia:
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cludes the tax on licenses, Incomes, carriages,
- watches, musical instruments, plate, and yachts.
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vt9lletl it linty be paid without liability to penalty is
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Deputv Collector,
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USE RELELEA,D's nutE Ex.MACT Betatt..
EDUUATIONAL.
ACADEMY FOR BOYS, REAR OF
No. 41 North ELEVENTH Street. reopens
Nth th Month t.Yept.) 411. W. WHITALIo
n026-The
THE CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
• BEAN STREET, BELOW LOCUST,
Will be reopened SEPTEMBER 4th.
au26-2Er" J. W. FAntiEs, D. D., Principal.
MR. GEO. FELIX BENK_ERT WILL
ALA- I.CSllltlellfB Piano Lessons September 18th. Ad
dress No. 716 CHESTNUT Street. :m26-6t.
FRIENDS' SCHOOL, OSLER AVE
NUE, north from Noble street, below Sixth
street. — Beopen Bth mo., (Sept.) 4th. All brunches
of a MEI ENGLISH EDUCATION thoroughly
talight, and particular attention given to the moral
training of the Pupils. All denominations admit
ted. THOS. SMEDLEY, Principal of Male Dept.
H. H. SMEDLEY, Prin. of Female Dept. au26-12t*
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE,
(with Primary and Secondary Departments at
tached, ) S. E. corner of DILLWYN and GREEN
Streets. The duties of this IngtitutlOu will he re
sumed on MONDAY, Sept. 4, 1865. anZO-12t*
CRITTENDEN'S PHILADELPHIA
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
No. 637 CHESTNUT Street, corner of Seventh.
Established 1849. Incorporated 165.5.
The course of instruction includ El BOOK-KEEP
ING in its different branches, e rENMANNiir,
Mercantile Calculations, Business Forms, Com
mercial Law, &c., &c., furnng aessary
PREPARATION FOR BUSINESSLIFE..
NO VACATION. Students Instructed separately,
and received at' any time. Diplomas awarded on
graduation.
TELECTRAPHiNG, on both Sonnd and Paper In-
StrlOnlinl6, Vaught l y a Practical Operator.
Catalogues furnished gratis on application.
au2e-3t
MISS BROOKS AND MRS. J. E.
HALL will resume the ditties of their BOARD-
ING and DAY SCHOOL for Younß Ladies, at 1218
WALNUT Street, on WEDNESDAY, the 2.0t1i inst.
an?.6-Zm.
THOMAS BALDWIN'S ENGLISH
-A- mathematical and Classical School for Boys,
N. E. corner BROAD and ARCH, will reopen Sep
tember 4. itu2S-lm.
BROAD -STREET ACADEMY, NO. 337
South BROAD Street, ED. BOTH, A. M., Prin
cipal. School reopens September 4.
New Circulate at Mr. E. CUMMISKET'S,IO37
CHESTNUT Street, at they Academy, and sent
postpaid to any address. an23-16t
FRENCH AND AMERICAN INSTI
-A- TIITE for Young Ladles, Rev. N. CYR and
Mit. M. G. DAVENPORT, principals, No. 2053
VILANKFORD Road rhiladelpida. Circulars can
be had, on application, at the Institute, and at
JOHN N
Messrs.
PENNINUTON & SONS, o. 127
South SEVENTH Street. au23-tm*
COURTLAND SAUNDERS INSTI
TUTE FOR BOYS rAND . YOUTH.-Address
Prof. E. D.BAIINDERS, D. D., Philadelphia.
aulg-ImS
NIBS C. A. 'GLOVER WILL REOPEN
her Seminary, No. 1523 POPLAR Street, on
the first Monday of September, for the reception of
pupils of both sexes. (Boys under ten years.)
rhiladelphia, August 19, 1865. an2l-6t5
INSTRUCTION THROIKIII BOOKS,
OBJECTS, AND PICTURES.ANN DICKSON will reopen her SCHOOL for
BOYS and GIRLS, at No.loB South EIGHTEENTH
Street, on the 11th of September. aul7-thstu-tf
(1 . EN TRAL INSTITUTE, TENTH.
C
and SPRING GARDEN Streets, will reopen
September 4t1,. Boys prepared for any division of
the Public firalliMar beboolo, for College, or for
business. Special attentiongiven to small boys.
Residence, 531 North TENTH Street.
au2l-6w H. G. IN:GUI:RE, A. M., Principal.
THE CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
SCHOOL of IL D. GREGORY, A. M. No.lloB
MARKET Street, will reopen on MONDAY, Sep
tember 4th. 11421-IM.
THE ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
SCHOOL of A. B. SHEARER, A.M. North
west corner of CHESTNUT and TWELFTH Sts.,
(second floor,) will reopen on MONDAY, Sept. 4.
For terms, references, ,tt., see Circulars; to be ob
tained at Mr. Hussard's Drug Store, or from the
Principal, at the School Remus, every morning, be
tween 10 and 123 i O'clock. ati2s-lirOr
MRS. SCHAFFER'S SCHOOL WILL
be REOPENED on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
4tb at 933 SPRUCE Street.
Circulars may be obtained at the N. E. corner of
Spruce and Tenth streets. au2l-18t*
THE MISSES CASEY AND MRS.
BEEBE will reopen their Boarding arta Day_
School for Young_ Ladies, No. 1703 WALNUT
Street, on WEDNESDAY, the 20th ofSept. au2-211/.
B RISTOL BOARDING-SCHOOL FOR
GIRLS will reopen September sth, 1865. For
Circulars, Mann R. A, PE/RCET Bristol, Penna.
a.ERMANTOWN FEMALE SEMI
--4 NARY, GREEN Street. south of Walnut lane,
will reopen on 'WEDNESDAY, September Vith.
Circulars containing full information as to Terms,
course of Instruction. character of the Seminary,
&c., soft be obtained of
Prof. WALTER S. FORTESCUE, A. lit,
au22-tf Principal.
WOODLAND SEMINARY.- NOS. 9
and 10 WOODLAND TERRACE West Phi
ladelphta.—A DAY AND BOARDING gCIIOOL for
Young Ladies, /40ation healthy, airy, and attrac
tive, Fall Session commences Sept. 12.
For Circulars apply to
jy2l.-2m. REV. HENRY REEVES, Principal,
011ESTNIIT-BILL ACADEMY WILL
REOPEN" SEPTEMBER 12, with a limited num
ber of BOYS, each pupil being taught by the Princi
pal, H. W. SCOTT, from Yale College.
RecornTheAdo by J. E. Mitchell, W. H. Trotter,
J. S. Knceiller, and C. Platt. au.17410
MISS MARY B. THROPP WILL RE
OPEN her English and French Boarding and
Day School for Young Ladies at 18 , 11. CHESTNUT
Street, Philadelphia, on the 11th of September. For
Circulars, apply at the School. aulT-Im!
CALVARY ACADEMY, AT CALYA
RP MANHEDI Street, GERMAN
TOWN.—R. SHOEMAKER. A. M., Principal; as
sisted in the different departments by experienced
teachers. The next Session will commence SEP
TEMBER 11th, 1885. Four Boys, between the ages
of eight and fourteen . years, will be received into
the Mal of the Principal ' For Circulars, address
IL SHOE lAtiNti, corner of GERMANTOWN Ave
nue and SHOEMAKER'S Lane, CerinantOWn,
ladelphia. REFBEBNCEe: Rev. R. Newton, IL D.
T. C. Henry, B. G. Godfrey, T. A. Newhall, F.
Carroll Brewster, Esqs., and Rev. fa. A. Strong.
jyB-stul7t.
WEST BRANCH BOARDING
11 SCHOOL.
mAmE AND FEMALE.
.
JERSEY SHORE, INCOMING COUNTY, PENNA.
Terms, $l5O per year.
Pupils prepared for College, Business or ordinary
duties of domestic life, with tile comforts of a good
Home. Catalogues, with full particulars, of Philip
Wilson, 409 Chestnut street or address as above.
aull-lm* F. DON LEAVY LONG, A. Id.,Prineipal.
RUGBY CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
ACADEMY.
1226 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
This Institution, which win be established is SEP
TEMBER NEXT, is designed to rival the best
schools of this country and. of England, in its aye.
ten of intruction and discipline, and in the full
ness of its classical and mathematical course.
Those preparing for college will be fitted to take
a high stand. in their class, and to graduate with
honor. It will be the special aim also to prepare
young men for business or professional life. Circu
lars, with full information, can be had at 1226 Cheat
nut street.
. _
EDW. CLARENCE SMITH, A.M.. Principal.
REEEnnEcEs.--Caleb Cope, Esq., Hon. Wm. D.
Kelley, Hon. Jos. Allison, Alexander Whilidin,
Esq„ Thomas Potter, Esq.,A. H. Franciseus, Esq.,
H. P. M. Birkintdne, Esq. atla-im. •
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACA
DEMY, AT WEST CHESTER.
The dm es of this Institution will be resumed on
THURSDAY, September 7, at 4 P. M.
Cadets may pursue either a Classical or Scientific
course of study, under experienced and thorough
instructors. in the Primary Department the usual
English branches are taught. Military instruction
Is given in the three arms of the service. The Aca
demy is furnished with horses for Cavalry and
Horse-Artillery exercises.
All the appointments of the Institution are of the
first order, and no expense or effort is spared to
advance the education and military training of the
Cadets. . _
- The religious instruction of the Cadets is carefully
attended to.
Vor Circulars, apply to J: ORNE, Esq,, G
CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, or to Col THEO.
HYATT, President of Penna. Mil'y Aea'y.(aulo-lm
THE, FRENCH. AND ENGLISH
-a- BOARDING AND PAY SCHOOL of Madame
MASSE will reopen on MONDAY, September Ath.
11l this Institution 111bl/14010n is thorough in every
department. Competent English teatiliees are Sm•
ployed for all the branches or a good English edit
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 1342 SPRUCE St., rhilada., Fa. atils-2m
- FAIRMOUNT FEMALE COLLEGE,
G Fa:Ex street, west of Twenty-second street,
rhaeoeinute.—Ttits superior Boarding and Day
School for. Young Ladies, will begin its next term
September lath. A Preparatory Department Is -pro
vided for younger pupils. For circulars, apply to or
address Rev. J. W. BARNHART, A. M., President.
anls-1m
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS' SCH.OOI..-
Rev. JAS. U. MUNN, A. M., will open on
English, Classical. Mfitlmmatlcal, and Scientilic
School for Young Men and Boys. N 0.1906 MOUNT
VERNON Street, on the first MONDAY in Septem
ber. The instruction will .he particular and tho
rough, such as will prepare young men for business
or college. For terms, &c., apply as above.
T HE
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 WEDNESDAY, the Gth of September.
For Catalogues. containing Terms and full Infor
mation, apply to its Principal,
j31.5-sw WILLIAM F. WYERS, A. N.
"'RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC IN
STITIFTE, TROY, N. 'Y.—The Forty-second
Annual Session of this well-known School of Engi
neering and Natural Science, will commence Sept.
18th, 1885. The New Annual Register 011885, giving
full information may he obtained by addressing
Prof. CH4/37,E4DRovw.wz, Director, Troy, N.
CHESTNUT-STREET FEMALE SE
MINARY—ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARD
ING AND DAY SCHOOL—Principals, Miss Bon
ney and Miss Dillaye.—The Thirty-first Semi-An
nual Session will open WEDNESDAY, September
13th, at 1815 CHESTNUT Street. Particulars
from Circulars. auiti-toci.
SCHOOL OF DESIGN FOR WOMEN,
corner of FILBERT Street and North PENN
Squarere-opens on MONDAY, September 4th.
JOSE'PH HARRISON. Esq., President.
WILLIAM BLICKNELL, Esq., Vice President.
P. P. MORRIS, Esq., Secretary and Treasurer.
David S. Brown,
Eli K. rrlce,
George Whitney.
Janes A. wright
W. J. Horatman,
R. F. Warner.
J wines L. Claghorn,
W. R. Wilstaeb,
James H. Orne,
auls-18t T. W.
tAIDWOOD, Principal,
T'NGLISH AND CLASSICAL ACADE
MY, 1009 and 101.11. CHESTNUT street. (to
the rooms lately ocetipled by the Y. at. C. A.) This
school will open MON DAY, September 11th. It Is
designed to prepare for any college of the United
States orfor mercantile life. Circulars containing
particulars may be obtained of Mr. ROGERS, 1O
Chestnut street. T. BRANTLY LANGTON, OS
WALD SEIDENSTICKER, Principals.
REFEBENCIES. —Prof. G. Allen, Rec. G. D. Board
man, Bev. James Clark, Rey. O. D. Carrow, C. E.
Lex, Esq., J. B. Townsend, Esq., W. J. liortsman,
Zsq•, Pliny E. Chase, Esq.
ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART,
A - N 0.1625 WALNUT IStreet,
. . -
Parents and Guardians are respectfully informed
that the "Ladies of the Sacred Heart'' Intend open
ing a DAY SCHOOL pOR YOUNG LADIES ou the
Second MONDAY of September.
The SYStem of es; neatloll win be the same as that
pursued so successfully iii 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
impart to the mind a solid and refined education.
Application can be made for Circulars Ist Sep
tember. aur-lm
"WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,
WILIIII..miTON A DEL. —The next Annum
Session will Litwin on TitUICAPAY, 7.1865.
For catalogues or further information, address
aull-19t . JOHN :WILSoN. President.
IDITILADELPHIA COLLEGIATE IN.
STITITTE, for YOUNG LADIES, N. W. conic,
of CHESTNUT and EIGHTEENTH :Erect% (fOr•
Melly at 1530 Arch street.) Circulars at 17.28 ana
Vag Ghestnut strect. Or addreaa P. O. Rex 2411. The
next Session Avlll commence on MONDAY, Sep
tember lath. Rev. CHARLES A. SMITH, D. D.,
Principal. • 21110-lin
OHEGARAY INSTITUTE.—ENGLISH
and French Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies, No 1527 and 1.529 SPRUCE Street, Phi
ladelphia, will reopen on WEDNESDAY, SePtem -
Der Mi.
French is the language of the family, and is con
stantly spoken In the Institute.
For circulars and partleuh,ra aptly to
au9-3m ' Madame, D'uEnvitair, principal.
EDUCATIONAL.
NOW IS THE TIME FOR YOUNG
DIEN to enter upon IL course of study at BRY
ANTI STRATTON, & BANNISTER'S National
Commercial College,
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS
S• W. corner of CHESTNUT and TENTH Streets.
Call or send for a Circular. au2s-smwSt
_ .
RETURNED AND DISABLED SOL
DIERS will find the readiest means of honora
ble and lucrative employment In a good Commercial
Education. A full preparation for bII6IIICMB can no
acquired at little expense, and in a ShOrt_period of
time, at BRYANT, STRATTON, Jo BANNISTER'S
National Commercial College,
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
S. W. corner of CHESTNUT and TENTH Streets.
A liberal deduction will be made In all cases wor
thy of such consideration. auzii-smwat
~E.MINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
PARKESBUR Cr, Chester (mini t Pennsyl yenta,
forty miles from Philadelphia.
The duties of this School will he resumed OCTO
BER ]st, 1865.
Terms—sl2s per session.
For Circulars, apply to Misses JOHNSTON and
KELLY, Principas,
POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, 1865-66.
SCIENTIFIC:SCHOOL begins September 11th.
TECHNICAL SCHOOLS begin September 19th.
The EXPERIMENTAL FARM 01 175 acres, near
Gwynedd, Montgomery county, Pa., will he opened
September 12th to a select class of students, on the
Principles and Practice of AGRICULTUWE, who
will re.de :mil work. dil the Parte, slid elatedly lar
tend Lectures at the College in the city.
Applications for admission should be made to time
uTersigned, at the College Building WEST PENN
SQUARE. ALFRED L. KENNEDY, M. 1).,
au26-18t President of Faculty.
rrIIE SCIENTIFIC AND CLAWCAL
INSTITUTE, CHESTNUT Street, N. W. cor.
of Twelfth, reopens SEPTEMBER 4th. This is tile
best provided School for boys in America.
ine26 . -Inr. J. ENNIS, Prineinal.
SCHOOL FOR BOYS-SPRING GAR
DEN INSTITUTE REOPENS 9 mo (September
4th.) Olreulare 1349 MOUNT 'VERNON Street,
amp'-thetn-rat•
ACADEMY OF THE PROTESTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, LOCUST AND JU
NIPER STREETS.—The autumnal amnion will open
on MONDAY, September 4th, at 9 o'clock A. M.
Applications for admission may be made during tile
pri ceding week between 10-and 12 o'clock in the
morning. JAMES W. ROBINS, A. M.,
auts-tutiLam Head Blau tor.
ERCILDOUN BOARDING SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS, CHESTER COUNTY, PENNA.,
three miles south of Coatesville, on the Penna.
Railroad. Winter term commences Tenth Month,
(Oetober,) 9th, 1865. Terms—V;(l per session of
twenty weeks, Music, $lO i pripyius or Painting,
each $5. Languages not extra.
For Circulars, address the Principal,
RICHARD DARLINGTOE,
anl2-stuth im Ercildoun, Pa.
TREEMOIJNT SEMINARY, NORRIS
TOWN, Pa. -For Young hien and Boye—Twen
ty;second year. TheWinteeseeeinn, of six months,
will oommenee on TIIMDAY, 50p_Olnl2er.19111, For
eireulara. address JOHN W.
auB-tuthsflt. Principal.
ivrANTuA FEMALE SEMINARY,
A 3 - - BARING Street, below Thirty-fifth, West
Philadelphia. A Day and Boarding. School for
Yonns Ladies. The next Term will onen Sept. 4th.
For circulars apply 69 Rev. JOHN" MOORE,
aul-tutlisrat• Principal.
MOUNT HOLLY INSTITUTE, AT
MOUNT. HOLLY, N. J. —An English and
Classical BOARDING-SCHOOL FOR BOYS, con
ducted by the Subscriber, for sours years associated
with his father, the late Rev. Samuel Aaron. Terns
opens stZerl'WgA7 J. C.
e ittozArTTiv. Howard
Mei:ran i D. P.; Rev, Win. P. Byeed, D. 1),,,
delphia. Address
au=-tutlisOt CHAS. E. AARON,A.M., Principal.
ITILLAG-E GREEN SEMINARY-.
Y MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL.—Terms
very moderate. Thorough course of study in
Mathematics, English Classies t tic,. Supplies the
benefits of a home. Surveying and Engineering
taught. Boys oral' ages received. Benue Septem
ber 4th. Refers to JOHN C. CAPP - 85 SON 23
South THIRD Street; THOS J. CLAYTON, Esq.,
FIFTH and PRUNE ; Mr. GEORGE P. KNOT'F,
38 HUDSON Street. Number limited. Address
Rev. .I. HARVEY BARTON, A. M., Village Green,
Pennsylvania. zuz4-31n
VEMALE COLLEGE, BORDEN
-a-
TOWN A N. J.—The WINTER SESSION of
this INSTITITTION will commence SEPTEMBER
the lath. A few vacancies only remain. For cata
logues, containing_ terms, etc. Address.
Rev. JOHN 11. BRAKELRY,
au2-tisr President.
A -R BECK'S SCHOOL AT LITIZ I
Lancaster county, Penna., intended for a 'lim
ited number of boys between the ages of seven and
eleven years. •
The pupils have the advantage of living in the
Principal's family, and being under his constant
Care.
Fdr terms, ac., appb , to
Jyas•am AnnAftkM. R. 11P.elt, Principal.
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 circulars, address Rev. M. L. 11OFFORD, A.
M., President. and-lm
WANTS.
WANTED. -A SITUATION AS RE
relying and Delivery Clerk, in a wholesale
DRuTi or fiIIOCERy house. References furnished.
Address, "Edwin,— at Pr... 6'lle, 11.4,
WAN T E D-IN A RETAIL DRY
Goods store. a first-class Salesmani one who
Is competent to take charge of the Muslin and Ofts
sithere department. The best of thy references re.
(Dived. Apply at No. 902 MARKIIT Street.
it* M. K. WILLIAMS.
WANTED-A SITUATION AS BOOK-
V KEEPER OR ASSISTANT by a young man
who has had four years' experience in the manu
facturing and mercantile business. Best of refe
rences from
I. E .
present employers and others. Ad
dress ", E. R," 80x2619 Post Office. anti-215
WANTED -A SITUATION AS RUN.
NEB, or similar employment, by a young
colored man, who has lost an arm In the U. S. ser
vice. Best of references. ARply at Freedmen's
Society Rooms, 424 WALNUT St.' ann.tathsat*
WANTED-IN A DRY GOODS
JOBBING HOUSE, a SALESMAN competent
to introduce New Trade. Address, with real name,
+Dry Goads, II at the office or this payer. Ali coin
no.n-oicatioos confidential.
'WANTED -A SPECIAL CAPITAL
r of $15,000 to 820,000 in a safe and fair-paying
manufacturing business. Address "0. B. 31..
this office. au23-thstuat*
WANTED-IN A WHOLESALE OW
_ CERY STORE, a young man from 18 to 20
years of age, to assist in keeping the hooks, and to
make himself generally useful. Address, in own
handwriting, "C. W. j.," Press olilee. au24-13t.
WANTEWANTED -AGENTS-410 PER DAY
D-AGENTS-$lO
AT HOME.—I want an - Agent, Male or Fe
male, in every town and neighborhood. to sell
"The Great Labor Sayer." Every family wants
It. and agents are matting from Ito4:bo per day.
This is the best chalice ever offered to agens, as the
article is patented, and a capital of but *1 to *lO is
required to begin with. Further particulars sent
on receipt of two red stamps for circulars and re
turn postage. Address It. WAYVELL, Box CR,
CHICAGO. aul9-Ims
ANOTHER GREAT LABOR-SAVING
Machine for the Farmers—a SELy-ACTING
HAY RAKER AND LOADER: saves four or live
men's labor. A capitalist wanted to
.get it into no
tice and use. Address or call on
WILLIAM HILL,
au24-3t 5 38 South FIFTH Street.
AGENTS WANTED FOR
"nig SECRET SERVICE,
PIEL D.
THE DUNGEON, AND THE ESCAPE."
By A. D. Richardson, New York Tribune Corres
pondent.
The most interesting and exciting book ever pub
lished, embracing Mr. Richardson's unparalleled
experience for four years, travelling through the
South in the stcret service of the Tribune, at the
outbreak of the war, with armies and fleets,
both East and West, during the first two .t'46111'.5 of
the Rebellion; his thrilling capture; hie confine
ment for twenty months in seven different Rebel
prisons; his escape, and almost 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.
TCaCilers,
ladles. energetic young men, and espe
cially returned and disabled officers and soldiCrat
in want of profitable employment, will find it pecu
liarly adapted to their condition. We have agents
clearing $175 per month, which we will prove to any
doubting applicant.
Send for circulars. Address
JONES, BROTHERS, & CO..
N, g, corner SIXTH and MINOR Streets
aurr-lm . Philadelphia, Ira.
AGENTS WANTED FOR "THE SE
CHET SERVICE, THE FIELD, THE DUN
GEON, AND THE ESCAPE," the most interest
ing and exciting book ever published. Send for
circulars. Address JONES, BROS., & CO.. Phila
delphia, Pa. jr2B-11n!.
AGENTS WANTED FOR TIM ME
MORIAL RECORD OF THE NATION'S TRI
BUTE TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN. Extra induce
ments offered. Address HENRY A. LOVE LAND,
No. 20North MERRICK Street, northwest of Penn
Square, Phßada., Pa. jy27-1m•
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE LIFE
OF ABRAHAM LINCOLII. By Dr. J. a. 1141-
land. No comment is necessary; the autlior , s repu
tation as a writeris fully established. Experienced
canvassers know why it sells. Address, for terms,
NORRIS BARNARD, Elk View,
.13 , 19-24 t. Chester county, Penna.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND
otßEns, ORIGIIVAILLY DOING DININEW
IN TENAS.—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 oilier business
will be promptly andproperly attended to while
there, ti entrusted to his hands. Address !`Loyal."
at this otticc. an2.2-ow.
SITUATION WANTED-BY AN
ABLE-BODIED COLORED MAN from the
South, who understands running an Engine. and
ran make himself useful In other employments,
such as Porter, Waiter. ‘te., Sze. •
Apply to .1 OlLic ELLIOTT.
M 1 Sr S.II.VENTH St. belo L onitmrd.
-A MORTGAGE OF THIS .
87,000. amount on valuable Farm, near the
city, wanted. Address "j " this ollice.attil-31,*
efg WANT E D TO PURCHASE-A
urik good DWELLING- '
not exceeding VONA and
possession 1;y October lst, located on the south side
ofa street between Girard avenue and Spring Gar
den sheet, and west of Broad. Address -- And
high Ledger office. au2s-3de
BOARDING.
BOARD WANTED, IN A PRIVATE
familv. for FIVE rEiv,:crss, for .I.x. or SOVIIII
11/01411 , ' Must he south of Race, betwer . 4 Eighth
:mil :s , oventeentli stroets. AthifUSS “17,, • at
office. :tu2O-3t.
- DOOMS-FURNISHED OR UNFUR
-1-ki NISIIED, TO LET,
un24.:lt. 245 South FIFTH Street.
PERMANENT On TRANSIENT
nrst-dass Doan' can he 1i 1 - at the United
Stalls Hotel, 413 CHESTNUT Street. Tills house
has no bar. Charges 311041er:tie. One large hand
somely furnished Cluunbor ou Parlor floor now
vacant. an23-41t*
TIAY BOARD-WITH FIRST-CLASS
- 1 -.• DINNERS, at No. 624 South WASHINGTON
&Man. Iy6 -21r..
ELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT
-A- -A-lii c 1111 Is pleasant In taste :I.llli oaor. free
from ail injurious properties,. and imutediate In its
actimt. nu23-lm
OLAI3IB FOR ,RECRUITING.—BY DI-
section of the Provost Marshal General. per
snug having just and proper claims against the Go
vernment for expenses illintrrit•l lit reern tang in the
Eastern Division of Pennsylvania, and properly
chargeable to tile fund for "Collecting, Mining.
and ffrgaivizing Volunteers." are herelfy notified
that such ehtinin must be presented at °ma. for lid
justment to the Chief Mustering andDtshursing
Lfillecr in this city. W. IL LANE,
Brevet Maio r U. S. A.—
chief 31. find 1). Officer.
EaFtcrif IMO:don of Pennsylvania,
_No. 1214 SPRUCE phtnoloipitta. Pa.
attic-wsneit
NEW YORK DYING AND PRINT
!NG ESTABLISHMENT, STATEN ISLAND.-
40 North E113.11T11 lStjaatt.—This Company. s o
long, and favorably known In New York during the
post/or/AI-Rix 3JUITR., have opened an oak,: aS al/ave.
Latlieb . and Ulnitlonlun's Garments. and wearing
apparel of every kind, dyed and cleansed in the
btoz-st perevet manner. Stains mid shots removed
from garments without being ripped.
.51vrrbants having goods of undesirable colors cart
inter redyed m superior style. aullt-thstu3st.
Ti ELMBOL D' S EXTRACT BUCIII7
I .•,ivcs Lcalf 11 ;itt(l vigor to tile frame, anti bloom
tO the 77ntllid cli,ek. 110%Ility is Iverotnputtied
malty 11 Carpi 1n g symptoms, mut ir trottment !S
submitted to, consumption, lusAuity, or elDilelnu:
lits ensue ..: RU.2341/1
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
dip FOB SALE—A THREE-STORY
BRICK ROM, with modern improvements,
COATEH Street, near Nineteenth — lot 20 by 120.
POSSeRNIOII 30011. Also, many others, large and
small, to every direction.
JOHN R. LTVE?JEY, •
No. 221 South FIFTH Street.
gE NICE SIDE-YARD DWELLING,
.viam three story hack and front, No. 403 North
TWELFTH . Street. It*
F 0 R SAL E-A HANDSOME
RES] E, No. 2123 VINE Street, with tWO
Lath-moms mei all nyelern Improvements, in per
feet order. leiteemaln possi.sslon. If ilvsire7l.
112G-3t. R. J. DOBBINS, 108 S. FOURT St.
egt FOR SALE—A BARGAIN—T H E
Properly northwest cornur BEYJPI
:1,11,1 ARCH Streets. inquire on the pre
-31126-3t.
dia FOR SALE-DESIRABLE HOUSES,
1918, 1920, 2031, and 18010 Arch street. Immediate
possession.
Excellent Cottage and Fa r»lture. on High street,
0 emit n town.
Wcn-b,dit Mese, 484 North Front street. Will
male a good business place.
Very neat and well-finished House, No. 1859 North
Eleventh street. Earlypossession.
Very neat and well-finfshed Donee, No. 1311 North
Twelfth street. Early possession.
Three-story Dwelling, 118 Lombard street, with
tot Ittifi by 83; very low.
Neill Dwellings. 1246 and MO NiOO} Twelfth street.
NW. Dwelling, 2011 Lombard street.
11. F. GLENN,
123 South FOURTH Street, and
an2B S. W. cor. SEVENTEENTH and GREEN.
at FOR SALE—FIRST-CLASS STORE,
Ma 61 North T6lr l Arcot; five stories. Iron front.
Will be sola at a prig to pay well ad Aix 111UPgtinUlit.
11. P. GLENN,
nu 26 123 South FOURTH Street.
geo FOR SALE—FIRST-CL ASS STONE
mat COTTAGE, with about 8 acres of superior
land, near Oak Lane Station, on the North Penn
sylvania Railroad. Excellent stone stable and car
mtge.-house, ice -house, steam-engliat for forcing
water to the house,&e. The place is well situated.
and the lawn ludsomely adorned with evergreen
and other trees. The buildings are of the most sub
stantial character, and very conveniently arranged.
Immediate possession. B. F. GLENN,
au26 123 South FOURTH Street.
a COTTON MILL WANTED.—&P
PLY to B. F. GLENN,
auzo 1M south FOURTH Fitrsec,
ei REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE.
t r i;300;002 I ;rt l it :
NTEMT MONTI - 11.Y CATALOGUE JUST OUT.
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CONTAINS 70 PAGES IN DESCRIPTION.
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REEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That MILLER'S Monthly Catalogue is the great
est production of the age to parties interested in the
purchase of city or suburbanproperties. No person
wishing' to purchase elioulti rill get a copy. Sent
free of charge to any address in Thu unit,„a gtiabg.
GEORGE C. MILLER,
Practical Real Estate Operator, for the last 2.oyears,
au23-wtheatif No. 155 North SIXTH Street.
ifitt FOR SALE—SPRUCE ST.,_ WEST
Mad. of SEVENTEENTH, magnificent Four-story
STOWillitOnc Front DWELLING. Lot 22 feet front.
Only aeNueo. Possession, Cletobbl.
NO. 10113 WALNUT Street. 'NOW vacant. Neat
Four-story (Brown-stone Front DWELLING. Lot
20 by 130 to a street. $15,000.
On West SPRUCEStreet, and corner of another
main street. Neat large DWELLING. Lot V. by
130. Price, $17,000.
PINE Street, south side, west of EIGHTEENTH
Street. Neat large Four-story DWELLING. Only
$11200.,
SPRUCE Street. north side. west of FIFTEENTH.
Large First-class DWELLING . , all in excellent
order, positively. Lot 22 feet front by 210 feet dee
to a street. Price, $15,000. Immediate possession. p
CHESTNUT Street, (West Philadelphia), near
THIRTY-SEVENTH. Splendid MANSION and
Large LOT; se by 220 feet deep. Beautiful garden,
grape vLlOt, 01111illiery4 fruit Wee, (to, gust be
seen to be appreciated. Will be sold low and on
G
easy terms. EORGE 0. MILLER,
Real Estate Broker,
null-wths3t-if 185 North SIXTH Street.
lit ARCH-STREET RESIDENCES FOR
Dale. Tlrreo new four-story brick houses, Nos.
1008, 1010 and VIZ, on the south side of Karin street
WCEIL or Nineteenth, built le the most slll)Stlitliliti
manner, with extensive bark buildings, einbraeing
nil the modern improvements and conveniences.
Apply at No. 1522 ARCH Street. au2s-12t.
Of REAL 'ESTATE. - EXECUTORS
Agal Administrators, Assignees, and others, wish
lug to dispose of property, should call on me at once
BB I have hundreds, of applications daily for all de
scriptions of mil: end subttrlfau REAL ESTATE
New Monthly Catalogue is now being compiled, ant
will be issued shortly, at my new °Mee, at the N. W
corner of SIXTH and WALNUT Streets,
GEORGE 0. MILLER,
Real Estate Broker,
au23-0-If 155 North SIXTU Street,
• •
ge FOR sALR—ITION IiA.STERg
Mal ATTENTION—GREAT BARGAIN - 700,000
CAN BE CLEARED IN ONE YEAR—First-class
ROLLING MILL in this city, with all the splendid,
nearly new machinery, with three engines—one of
00, another of 150, and another of 10-horse power;
has seven boilers. First-rate machinery for manti
factUring railroad 15611., g MD? - MIS
of all descriptions of iron can be made ht one year.
Is now all in full operation; has water and steam rail
road communication, coal shutes, &c.; 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, $75,0V00;
worth $lOO.OOO. Easy terms.
4EO. O. MaLER. Real Estate Broker,
an22-Stif 156 North SISTFI direct.
021 FOR SALE—THE FOUR-STORY .
mtbrick building and lot of ground, situate No.
917 Dillwyn street, above CallowUill street, suitable
for steam-mill or a manufacturing establishment.
Immediate posses . Sion given, Ap
.11fply to
aul2-80 NO. 331 Noah tilNilitmckt,
fa CHESTER COUNTY.---FORM
Milasale fine Farm two miles south of West....b.,
Chester, on a line road, three-fourths of a mile front
station on W. C. and P. Railroad. 02 acres of excel
lent land, suitable for gracing or dairy farm ; 15
acres wood, will feed 20 steers; abundance lof fruit.
Large Stone mansion so by 30 feet, 15 rooms, lawn
lYitb shade and orlianiental trues in front; water
forced to buildings from stream on the premises.
Baru 75 by 40. This property Is in good repair and
bas been occupied and improved by the present
owner for ten years. The location is desirable,
being in the vicinity of West Chester, rendering it
desirable as a country house or business farm.
aug2o-3t JAS. It. CUMINIINS, 501- WALNUT St.
FOR SALE-NEAR NORRIB-e
.ILELTOWN. Pa., on a good pike—first-class,
large, double INlan=ion and five acres of excellent
Land, . barn , stable, earrlage-house. etc. Every
thing goad order. Price. 145.700. Clear, and Im
mediate Ijossession. 6EO. C. MILLER.
atrial-it if 153 Soreb SIXTH Street.
VALUABLE FARM 'FOR SALE, ft
JIM Containing eighty-five acres. In Montgom
ery county, two miles from Chien lxville, and eight
from Norristown, six acres of woodland, balance
in highest state of cultivation; has a two-story stone
Tenant House, seven rooms and attic. Large dou
ble thresh-floor barn. stone stable, high, will hold
six horses, twenty-six cows,
and forty sheep. A
tine wagon shed, ornamental carriage botwe, with
wood rota coal sheds attached_ anti carpenter tltop
and granary over all. Also, blacksmith Stunt and
chicken house attached.
A fine bearing orchard just in prime: also, anoth
er orchard of two hundred trees of assorted fruit
three years planted. A tine pond of spring water,
with boat on it, spring house, never failing spring.
Mauston House Is a double, two-story and attic,
built of tine brick in n:od ern style: parlor, setting
room. dining , thollit hitt:hen, and Muck kitchen, on
first floor: three Chatilbers and storeroom On sueond
floor, and three attics, all papered and painted
throughout. Alec, has hake oven and smokehouse
attached: icehouse within ten feet of the door. The
greunds are bibl out and planted with a large vari
ety or fruit trees, and over six hundred grape vines
now In bearing.
The ownm Wild sell at a bargain, as he is engaged
in other lousiness. For further Information Inquire
of OffAS. H. KA HHITI
au24-tbsi net 23.1 South THtItD Street.
•--TaN
FOR RENT,
AN ITALIAN VI LA,
Late the residence of DAVID C. WILSON, situ.
ate or a mile from the CITY of WILMINGTON,
within 200 yards of the City Railway (passing every
lo minutes.) The house (being new) is in extlenent
order, supplied with water from a tank in the attic,
with every modern Improvement, heated throughout
by steam; a tine 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
pints, dotted with trees and shrubbery, the whole
surrounded by hedge and wall. This country seat
Is considered one of the most desirable and pleasant
locations in the state, r4gßeasion given Immediate
ly, by application to Du. PORTER,
T. F. BAYARD,
Executors,
au3-4w Wilmington, Del.
FOR SAL E—A MORTGAGE FOR
Gooa Oil Stock will t takon In part.
Pay. ho,otio :it 400 CUE‘TNUT Btrect. Ho[ rlll
13. ii,311-3r
TO LET—THE WHOLE OF THE
FIFTH AND SIXTH STORIES of the Granite
Building Nos. 237 and 239 DOCK Street, with
steam. Also,
several smaller Rooms on the Oral
aeon The large room third story Commonwealth
Minding, Nos: on turd 019 ChegtHlltstPeet- The se
cond and upper stories Marhle Building, 919
nut street. THOS. H. CONNELL,
. .
Counting-hones Hr. D. Jayne Sc Son,
an22-81* 242 CHESTNUT street.
FOR SALE-320 ACRES VALUABLE
boring LAND, on the headwaters of Little
Hickory creek, Venange count ra, To be sold.
10w. Apply io LEII. IS L. 110UPT,
and-Dn'r 154 south FOURTH St,. riiita.
3,000 - Va
l ol_h B es T e — a C l:io lj ul A its fuSSr
No. 22.11. South FIFTH Street
ESTATE OF SAMUEL MEGA-EGEE
DECEASED—LUMBER BUSINESS ESTA
BLISHMENT 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
xnay wish to carry on the business and Meanie the
tenant of the premises, :di the stock of lumber,
sheds, fixtures, Imi-dements. horses% carte, tire., at
the lumber vard and latslitess establishment of the
late Samuel Megargee, Esq., fronting on Beach
street and Delaware avenue anti the river Ditt-
Ware north of Poplar street, in the city of Philadel
phia. The said premises and stork of lumber, &e.,
of which shill and specific statement and descrip
tion will be furnished to all applicants, may be ex
amined at ruts. time before the */otli instnlltr
A lease of the whole property will be granted to
the purchaser.
Proposals in writing will be received until August
26th, 1665.
DANIEL M. FOX,
• 551 YORK Avenue.
ROBERT M. LOGAN,
No. 484: North THIRD Street.
attl4-12t Executors.
A BEADY AND CONCLUSIVE TEST
of the properties of
E IIEI.3IIIOI.II'S FLUID Ex-
TnACT tt:llU will ha m
eoparlson with those set
forth in the United Stu tes Dlapensury. au23-tat
&F AI RB AN KS' STANDARD
SCALES,
A d ap t e d to elery bra.neli of business where
corfeet and durable `rate id 1'0(11111'M.
A uniform standard of weightsand a correct
system of weighing. are suhlects e'lainting the at
tention of every indi , itifini in the community.
A WOlill OF CAUTION.
_ . .
THE IVEI.L-EAlt.NEit nurt:TATitlx OF TRESS
Hoy Induced the maitufactUrcrs and vett
dens of Imperfect :OW cheap matho balances to offal
pimp HS pAinDANits , bcmdt,i, anol jut reluvicrs lliHt
lltereforo been sitpiertt ti t o,t'enwi "ad tut moil ion;
11111.1 further, oilier Inaivifacturers have taktlft/ !LS
serted that they have Secured the serviees urea :hied
superintendents and foremen from our establish.
'sent •
The subscribers have no controversy with honor.
able competitors, but regymling the perpetrators of
tbe ;11,0N, frailAlii 11111 . 611111114 IL course alike unfas:
and di.shonorabh, they lake this method to caution
the Public agatillq Thcir
FA I RH ANKS &
au 711 ASON IC HALL, Philadelphia. Ps.
PHILADELPHIA, SCALEA wORKS.—BANKS, HlSTmong,
(„„) Successors to A. B. Davis &, •
N. W. cer•
ner FIFTEENTH Street and PE7...7NiIiL•
VA NIA Avenue, ananufakqurcre of Pa to :it SOS les.
miltablo for Wl•igh Leeks, It:Wrung] Tr:u Deput:f.
Coal. Rev. am] Lice Stock: also, ali i" " I ' 4 " U
descrlpthinS of Dorniont and Port , lile Mat rortn
Scnles Counter Series; and Iteains: Patent
Stork 'Douse Seale, for Blast Furnaces: Patent
Pa rall,l Crano Beam, ro, ,vo g htfig hollers, coat
ings. and other heavy uno•nlnery: !topper Aeales.
for weighing grain. Judie:Wag Imshol, and ponied,:
Banks — Improved RePtivg-3lill and Union
Even: Scale wn rya no,i. 4.r, onpt attention given
to relo,'irtn— PA , a eil r enlar,
C. M. IEiNIC!, 11. TI,
Hol - t , T, C. II (.12.111NG.
J. 11. SPRIz• OEII, ate.l2-`hrt
j SOLDIERS AND OTHERS WILL
and it to their interest to buy Boots, Shoe.).
Trunk,„ Tr.ventug nags. Cc.. at GMHIETT'S.
‘liCBlnut. east sicle.autt-Ine
'WRITTEN AND VEIIBA.L DR.
SCItIPTIONS of Character, Couatitution,
and Talent, with ADVICE on Busbies',
Health, Eibuntion, Self-Improvement. Man
.4 , 745. t agcmcnt and Training of CHILDREN, do
dal Adaptation. &v., day and evening, by
JOHN L. - eArEar,
Parenoloatatanl pooh - seller,
No. 25 S. TENTH. Street, above CakeetOat.
ocll-totlislyit
ANITMENENTS2
AMERICAN . ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
"Cooper Shop Volunteer,"
AND
" UNION VOLUNTEER"
REFRESHMENT SALOONS
Aare decided Lo formally close their institutions ont
MONDAY, AUGUST qB, 18G5
Appropriate ceremonies will he held at. the Aefliie•
yny ainsie on the evening of that day, at whiclt
time the Reports or the two Committees will be
read.
The following gentlemen are expected to he pre
gen t m and address the tneetteg:
Hon. A. U. CURTIN,
Hon. JAMES POLLOCR,
BISHOP SIMPSON,
Rev. Dr. GODDARD,
CHARLES GILLINS,
A. G. CATTEL, Esq.,
DANIEL DDIAIIERTY , Bag.,
GEORGE H, STUART,
And others.
The President of the United States; time Heads or
Departments: all the prominent Army and Navy
(MUCCIS, as well as the Governors of States, have
been invited. Several of them are expected to he
present. and letters will be read from many who
will not be ablo to Oland.
An excellent band of music has been engaged t,r
the occasion.
Tickets Free , on application at the Saloon. titt26-2t
NEW CHESTNUT-ST. THEATRB.
CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE TIVEIXTEI.
THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON. Allnot 201„.
LAST GRAND FAMILY MATINEE VE To*
SUMMER SEASON S
When the Great Irish drama.
ARRAN NA. POGUE,
Will be performed for the lust time, positively,
AT A MAT'. N
Atimiaelon to the Matinee, 30 cents to all parts of
the House. Children, 15 cents. Doors open at 1,14
o'clock; performance to commence at DA o`einelt.
THIS (SATURDAY) IkTIGHT, August 28,
BEIs E 11T
Of the Popular Artiste,
Mr. LEWIS BAKER,
And LAST NIGHT, POSITIVELY, of the Great
Irish Drama,
ARRAS. NA roeux;
Or, the
WICKLOW WEDDING,
It wilt be preseistbd with all its Magnificent dOcuio
and Mechanical elreets, New Wardrobe, Origivat
Music, Costly Accessories, and
GREAT CAST.
MONDAY EVENING, August 2%
INAUGURATION OF THE FALL AND WIN..
TEE BEASOis.I,_AND INITIAL NIGHT OF
IS.ATP :HEWN OL DS, A.ND
Dm, MTH.
who will appear 10e Comet
THE "WONDER AND NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS.
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE
WILL OPEN TIIIS EVENING.
TO THE PUBLIC.—The unexampled demand for
seats having already eomplt tely exhausted the limit,
- which bad hen ;Mined for reserved clinics
tunreipfrices rmn bogtfitiuta, A., fiat! WU, Wag
the doors open ra 7 s•eieek, when all the remaining
eligible
Scats i n the Orehest ea, Parquet. and Hres4
Circles will be thrown open to the public..
Positively no places secured in advance for tic.
"Family Circle, where the convefflenee, beauty.
and comfort of the seats far exceed the "dress cir
cle' Of the Old Walont-street Theatre.
Nib Jg 6/ CLARKE
Mitt Ji '*o tib41135.V.
BM2l!tMffll
Of this evening, embracing the great Comedy of
EVERYBODY'S FRIEND,
and roaring Farce or
LOVE IN LIVERY,
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINos,
For whjeli ovege101) seats may now he secured
from OA,N. to - P. M.. ail,' froSii to 10 P. M.
CLARKE AS DEBOOTS,
&LARUE AS 1.6.1t1) SP - A:KELE,
CLAIiKE AS PAUL PATENT. au26
NEW AME RI C N THEA.TRE
WALNUT
Tsl6
above AR.,
EVENIN(I.?.
BENEFIT OF EL-NkNO=EDritt,
And last week of his r ngagement.
First night of a 'new Drama,
ENGLAND AND AUSTRALIA.
First anatgnagLlNE
VOELLERE,
GALLETTI and MONS. ANTONIO,
in the beautiful bullet of
ESMERALDA. _
FAMILY MATINEEERNOON. EVERY aLLTI7/WAIr
AFT
SIAMESE TWINS AND CHILDREN,
THE WONDERS OF TuE WORLD I
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY I
AT
riILADELPHIA. MITSEIT3I,
833 ;trA.A, STREET.
The Manager begs Wiwi: to 1.0..nie tilt WAR. that,
in consequence of other engagenients DreVionalle
made,
THE SIAMESE TWINS
cannot possibly remain but a few days longer, and
heads of families wishing their alitl(lren to sea these
peat wonders will do well to tithe this opportoltity,
tt will 110 the text Of their uM/HJUNIts. this
lioars of etitibition from 0 to 12, morning; 2 to 0,
afternoon: 7 to 9. evening.
Admission. 25 cents. it*
CONCERT HALL. COMMENCING
I.IIIIONDAL MiSlOt2Stii. The CARTER ZOTSAVIC,
mourE AND YOURR VBSIALE BRASS BANDI,
give a series of their pozhilar Vocal Ana instrtu.
mental Concerts, as ahoye.
Mr. CARTER has the pleasure of stating that he
has just returned from England, hringing . with him
the new and wonderful invention of Prof. Pepper.
(inventor of the celebrated "Ghost,") called
Plivrigust or, We are Here, but Oct Here , :
Whirl) is aciinewledgd ate patine peeve Hug.,
land to be superior tO the elite famous MOST,"
and altogether sarpassing the notorious "Cabinet"
of the well-known Davenport Brothers, which la
given nightly in COnneetion with, and in addition to.
the very popular entertathinent of the fantods
GARTER ZOLTAVE TROUPT.I.
Admission, 35 cents. Reserved Seats, SO cents.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. To commence at go'clOollz.
Snag lit Mr, Clint, W. 41 Tril %eta
'usic Store. Seventh and Chestnut strees A 114-
Pugh's, Sixth and Chestnut streets. and at Risleee
•Periodical Stand, Continental Hotel.
Afternoon Perfotmance ever SATITRDA.I", at
lialf.past 2 o'clock. J. HENEAUE CARTER, Pro
prietor. L. M. W. STEERE, Agent, att24-3t*
FAIRMOUNT WATER-WORKS,
(WIRE BRIDGE)
AVTERNOON CONC7
treIo ERTS EERT DAY,
Prota 4 to ck l
DASSLER*S GRAND MlLlrlAttY BAND.
Programmes of pluale Issued daily.
The Arch. Vine, and Callowhill-atreet care rum
directly to the place. aul6-t[
. 4 OADEMY OF FINE I&MT, CHEST ,
NUT Street, above Tenth — QPBB Dinia 8 A. Mt
till BP. M. Benjamin West's gretkt pluturo
CHRIST REJECTED still on Exhibition. %la
EXCURSIONS.
a11rf7 . , - .d . At . 4 CAPE IKAY.
• BY RAILROAD,
FROM FOOT OF MAIMST STILEEIG
8.30 A. M., EXPRESS AND NAIL
2.30 P.M., PASSENGER,
4.30 P. M., EXPRESS.
j31.9-smwtsel J. VA! RENSSELAER. Bap%
MENNE CAPE MAY,
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD.
FROM FOOT OF MARKET STREET, UPPIM
FERRY, AT
8.30 A. M.,
i ti t IL IL LED EXPRESS: DU
2.30 P. D AS . BENGEB. Due at OAS
Fare, 00,00. 6ervant9, 02.00.
EXCURSION TICKETS, 0.00. Coupon Tirski
to be used by one person only, 10 for $2E,00.
Passengers and. Baggage taken to and from ihat
Island and Station *Mout additional charge.
Freight daily from fOgindford'a. Wharf, bigort
Spruce street.
Returning Trains leave CAPE MAY 8 A. M.,
Express; 6 I'. M., Accommodation.
J. VAN IrEIiBBILL.A.ER,
PHIL AD LPH I , July 24,1%5. JyB4sel
wrigEFOR THE BEAOMORE-4
ar.gi sroo NLn. "sIGHT.
Imnsa
EIGHTH ANNUAL COMPLIMENTARY
MOONLIGHT EXCI7RSION
TO ATLANTIC CITY, - -
ON SATURD4,Y EA - ENING. August 2ftth.
Last boat leaves YINE.STREET FERRY at ft
o'clock rx. Fare. for the round trip 44,00.
Returning, leaveft ATLANTIC at irctock 14,1
oIotoNDAY
Tickets eau be had ftt the WHARF, ONE HOUR.
BEFORE STARTING,
DAVID H. MIYNDY,
Conductor.
NOTICE—CAMDBX
ANI.3 ATLANTIC JULIA
ROAD.—On and niter xi.)244) AV, August Nth, tin!
2 P. 31. Ex cress Train erl»11 N'l N Wll[l.lllll
7.0.•1 A. N. from Aihonk City will lie ilistiontinued.
On i.3AT1.711 DAY. 211th inst.. the Ex pros 'Pl'ait wilt
rim as usual, being the last trip Oils season. tta24-3t.
ErgapTi.:l4:4 ANNUAL GAMES O 1
"'"r. tllc Calt•dottitin Out). ut Sill
wood drove, MONDAY, wept. 4th. Excursion tick
.ets 75 cents. Children, '25 cents. Cars lettVe
'Tlf-Firet and 31a MOW._ at 7 , 1 t
.11, 1014,2 and 9.
Tickets at depot. Gt.) DUNCAN AN RIGHT. Sec'y.
air s agam CAMDEN AND AT. , ,
LANTIC
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
THROUGH IN TWO HOURS.
On and after SATURDAY, July Ist, 1888. FM"
trains thilV to Atlantic City, and one on Sunday.
TRAINS LEAVE VINE-STREET FERRY
as follows:
Special Excuision 6.80 A. M.
Mail Train. 7.8 d A. M.
Freight, with Passenger Car attached.... 9.18 A. Id,
gxpress (through In two hours) n ' m P 6 le "
Allan* dilation NO Pe
irETURNING, LEAVE
Atlantic Accommodation . .. . .
Express (through In two hoiirs)
Freight, with Passenger Cur attached—MX A. •
Mail Train 4.45 P. SE.
;Special Excursion., 6.18 P. X.
SUNDAY MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Vine-street Farry.at 7.30 A.M.
Returning, leaves 3 ,65
turi Tlekets_ 4 Oat
Fare to A Rankle.
only for the day and ttain on which they are Isaost,,
JUNCTION ACCOMMODATION.
. .6.80 P.
6.28 A.
LLeeav,eet;mitmostnreaett Ferry at
' P.:XTRA. HADDONFIELD TRAINS.
Leave Vine-street Ferry at 10.15 A. M. and 1.15 P.
Lneye Had,dontleld at 11.45 A. Dl, 2.45 P. 3‘...
N. B.—Freight must he delivered At cooper'.
Point before 6 o'clock P. M. to insure itostoog aper,
the next day. JOHN G. ANT,
je2B-tf Agent.
algat&lF4 EXCURSIONS TO'
LONG BEAN 011.—Traliut
Long Branch will leave Cooper's Point,. OAMDI
daffy ( lunch • s excepted ' ) at 9.11. A. M. P.m; '
Kiontraion TIO/intsl good fOr 'Wired clays, 'P. Blftrit;
train on 6atartlaya at 4M . P. M. PAturettg. artim
at Camden at 9.1 a A. M, Monday.
.le2B-21n L. 'IL noLE. Anta. Camden.
E . D. F. MORGAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAGENTAW AND !COLLECTING.
,
trtEMPIII9, TERN
The Clvtl Courts of this District are now in OM.
ttcal operation. Haring practiced at the Me inphts
bar for ten 00)
years, BIT ac quaintance with tha
bustneas community greatly facilitates in the speedy
collection of claims. •
jy4-em E. D. F. MORGA N.
500
BALES CoTTON WIOJ JUST
received. Also, full stock of Cotton Yarns,
Carpet Chain, .le., at lowest market price,
ROWE. RIISToN„V Co.,
lay and MD North THIRD Street.
THE GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGIV
Therethret the nervons and (IMAM tlthil ElhOtlia
ItsoVrltAui: talcltu.
at.123-I.th