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oy, its nomination of him for reelection, and
the solicitation of the New York Collector
ship "for O friend," J" whose name is omitted in
the published letter, at the Presidents re-
quest, show what faith may be placed in the
"Dead Ducks" Radioalism. Here is the lotter:
New York, January 81, 1866.
My DEAR Mr.. PRESIDENTS: 1 have been in tho
city for two days, and now write undor an impulse
which cannot restrain, because feel it to bo for
your own good and that of tho country. I take it
for granted that you resolved not to be un-
mindful of your own fame, and that you will not
allow your friends who heartily sustain your poll
cy to feel that they without your aid and on.
President or not, and if you are not I shall bo
greatly surprised, with the wonderful favor that
crowned your restoration policy. You should not
allow tho great Offices to 60 to indifferent men,
those clearly in the interests of your foes. need
not repeat to you that am now, as ever, for
twenty years shown in my, writings, and since
open and avowed friend. Where am to-day my
two news papers, both daily, show to tho world.
Hence in what now say, /! speak no idle words
York is a post that you should dispose of out
side of all the politicians; not that mean 10 defy
them, but to select your own man, who should be
one they could neither attack nor use Such q
man is -, OF this city. He WAS elected to
Congress in -, as Democrat, but like you,
short time with great distinotion and resigned
on account of i'll health. He was a member OF
the Committee on Ways and Means, and won great
applause. He is very able man, educated to
finance, intensely national, honest and indepen-
dent, and could furnish millions Of security. He
has an organizing mind; would make you party
Or fight your battles single-handed. He is an An.
drew johnson Democrat, in short. I writo in the
knowledge that he would accept, and that his ap
pointment would be received with joy by the whole
community l00r' 'F0;Ht JOHN W. roRNEY.
To the President.
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HEADQUARTERS.

| DEPARTMENT OF THE OAROLIEAS,
| rspro,., o,n.n. CoLgH3IA, y. O.. Juno 28, 1886.
- AL white persons in military custody I'm tho State
OF Soath Carolina charged with felonies or mis6emaa
noie VIII De turned over to the civil authorities of The
States or the State for trial. according TO he
offence. e eHiHan'e VI 1he
IL Where white persons and persons of oolor are
charged as principals accessories or accomplices IN
any ouepce, the accused will be retained IN ensodv
tue case with the evidence reported to these head
III: Post Commanders making arrosts of civilians q
1or onences other than those trable by Provost onra
VIII eI Iamne the complainant and his Witnessed nnSer
oSenef with any witnesses profered by the accna
t9cn Iesmony, with the satemenJ of the accnsed
II ne aesres 10 be heard shall be reduced 10 wrtnu
ana forwarded to the Headquarters of the MiiitarS
Com mandant Of the State. with report of the actnn -
the Post Commander and his remarks upon the caao
~. Inc refusal or neglect of any civil officer To mar
form an ofcia act properly required him by an
geyea party seeking redress in tho civil tribunas
whereby failure of Justice the prosecution
OF the CLASS OF offenders remIed to the civil iursdc
ton by this order, will be promptly reported by anv
Ger cognizant Of tho same. ~ N1' 0-''
" In publishing the subjoined correspondence for
the Information and guidance Of all concerned the
Maor-deneral commanding desires to impress the
rooPe with the sentiments of respect Difference for
the civil authority that influence his own action IN CO.
operation with the Executive of tho State so that tran
guilty may DO secured by the and agencIes most
congenla 70 the people. To this end he solics the aid
OF l good citizens in repressng conduct tending to
long before 1t may be truly said that no offence
sganst the peace and injury the person or nron
erty OF even the humbest may be
win inpunity In the State OF South Carolina.
by command Of Maj. Gen. D. 4. SIcKLEs
Tell, y. Il. HART, Brevet Brig. Gen. and A. A. G.
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QUAOK or. DEAD DUCK
FORNRY -

The following letter has been furnished the
Washington Republican for publication, and
appeared in that journal on the Cd instant. Tt
presents startling but a new phase in the
political life of JOHN w. rFonnEY. The
President has been induced to furnish it for
publication beosuae Of FoHNEY's recent de.
NAL that he ever wrote such a letter. Its in.
dorsement of the Presidents restoration poli.
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aT al Communications intended for publication In
the DaGy Netos, No. 18 Hayne- street, Charleston
9. G. business Communications to Publisher of
Ddtfv Ne,os.
We cannot undertake TO return rejected oomnuntoa-
ttons.
Advertisements outside OF the oity must be accopo-
MED NTH the cash.
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LOST, STOLEN, Go.

9 TOL ID N FROM MY RESIDENCE,
- Christ Church Parrish near Mount PLEASANT, by q
negro boy Isaac said to be former Of Dr. Parker
georgetown an Engsb Silver Watch crystal face gold
hinges, white DIAL and TobiaB m,ker. Jewellers and
others are requested stop the II offered for SALE
and address EDWARD o. HALL
Jnly6 2s Mount Pleasant
T OST, eIEVhR-dOUNTED m 70 n.
LIZ SOHAUM PIPE; sreposed to have been left I'm the
rear coach OF the Nuribsern Railroad yesterday The
finder will be libery rewarded by leaving the same at
tno o1hce OF the CnarIeston Hotel June 26
ULE 5T0LEN.-9o DOLLARS RE
IXI WARD--Stolen from my stable at Dapner'a
Gross Rosds st James Goose Greek Parish, on Tues
day might. june 2eth, LIGHT BAY HORSE MULE
about IL years old, in good condition Said MnIe ia
about hands high and has white hair about the head
tndieaunR age The Mule In the possession Of
o negro OF somewhat brown completion on the
night OF the robbery, going in the direction Of the Dor
ohester road, with new bride on, which was taken
WIN the Mule reward Of S25 will be paid for inor
eadinH to the recovery Of the Mule and an ad
ouonal reward Will be given for evidence sufficient to
convict the thief Address the undersigned at Dan
q. O. 1.atf1' TWIfTTkM r nhaaPIrT son'
June % > - DAAS'o'SAA'
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OOPARTNERsHlP NOTICE.
rTHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ASSOCIATED WITH HIM
Il In the AUCTION AND GENERAL CoMMIssI0N
BUsiNfss, MIR. WILLIAM A., BOYLE. The business
@ VII @nSreaiter be conducted in the name Of CAN'T 6
Boyle. Omce Charleston Library Building, North.
west corner Broad and Church streets o ;'''.'s
:. iSny 9 't. JAMES L. CAN'T .
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LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

eT THH LIST OF LETTERS re-
manning in the PostoHioe Mt the end
of eaoh week is published officially
I'm THE DAILY NEWS every Fri
day morning.
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COLLECTION OF ACCOUNTS AND HOUSE

TNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DETERMINED To
Il devote hs timo to the collection of accounts aud
mousse rents respectfully socits the patronage Of his
friends and the pnpic and promises strict attention to
to his care ~ ''o
OF Messrs. ZOG3aUM, YOUNG x CO., corner Kino
and BerresfoId Streets at his resence No. e6 Com.
ingstreet, will meet with prompt attention
July wim6 j. UEAUDIUS NffTfRB
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70, nj. wHITIWG,

. 70, M. WHITING. 3.."A :
CORONER AND MAGISTRATE: ~
HAS REMOVED HIs OFFToE no no. Slt CJtfAr,.
Ill MERg-STRERT, North side, next door 10 Mr
.otNNB Blaok1mith Shop and two doors east Of Meet
Ansseeo@ Nay 80
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nIEAsURERs, NOTICE

MEASURERS' NOTICE.
TV1HE UNDERSIGNED, MEAsURERS AND INspRn
i 4 IT TORS rs, OF TIMBER AND LUMBER. can be found
Son, west end of Broad street. All orders Left there
Will meet with prompt attention. ''
SAMUEL p. BENNETT
7. =. BRODIE.
O. q. JENKINS
June 20 10 O. M. BESaRIIIRn
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., BATHING NOTICE.
TTNHE TIDE WILL SERVE THIS DAY FROM u TO
Il O'Clock, P. NJ, at White Point Garden Bathing
House. p. KILROY,
Jnly6 Proprietor.
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THE UNDERSIGNED

THE UNDERSIGNED
ITAS JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM ENGLAND
Ill ABOUT 1000 YARDS OF SUPERFINE CONFED.
ERATR GREY CLOTH, manufactured eIpresslyfor civil
ian's summer and early fall wear in the South. Will
be sold In Suits, or small lots. Also, In bond about
5000 yards of heavy GREYS for winter.
N B. Those shades will always be found In my store
HENRY TRENCHARD, Nos. IT and 1S Exchange street.
Charleston, g. @.
HC VIII barter for Wool. limo June "a
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TISOR SALE, FINE rORTHERN MARIE,
IL very fast trotter; goes we'll In single and double
harness and under the saddle. Apply at this Office
July
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ITO RENT. STORE, WITH ONE OR
Il TWO ROOMS attached, in o healthy and pleasant
location. Apply at this Office. fmwSs JuIy
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FOR SALE.

HATTLE FOR SALE BE SOLD ON
~ the 9th, a fine lot OF BEEF and MILOH OAT1 LIE
at HUNTS WACO N YARD; cheap
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HANDSOME BLACK MARE FOR SALE
IL handsome BLACK MARE, Ave years old about
10 hands high, for salo this day by
sHAoKELFoRD & FRASER,
July u No. Boyce Co.'s Wharf
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WANTS..
To the President.

WANTED. "A WHITE WOMAN, TO COOK
office. % JnIv n
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TITO RENT.-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS
MeROIAL HOUSE. Jniv q
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MEETINGS..
STRICT OBSERVANCE LODGE

MARION FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.
IUNHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF YOUR
l. Company will be held in your Hail. Cannon. street
rms Evening, 9th inst, at O'Clock precisely.
BY order Of the President. H. L. CALDER,
July6 Secretary NJ. F. E. 90.
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TO RENT, 60.

ITO RENT, THE UPPER PART OF rrI1E
Il BUILDING No. 26 Broad-street. Apply to W. Y
LEITCH, Broker and Auctioneer JnIv
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A SAFE AND SURE REMEDY for Diarrhea, Dysen
terry, cholera, Summer Complaint, and all BoWe
Affections may be had in Javne's CarmnatiVe Bal
sam. Compounded with care from the best under.
stood ingredients known 10 the Medical Faculty
ITS action is prompt and always to be depended
upon; while the reputation il has attained as a
standard household remedy should induce all az
this season OF the year, 10 keep bottle of usefn
Chesnut street.
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WHHRE SHALL THE FOURTH OF JULY FIRE
WORKS BE?-Clty Councils are divided. at Far
mount PaTkS The crowd will spoil the property
Al Broad street they cannot be seen by everybody.
At Smiths Island they can be seen by eVeryb body,
but then everybody will have TO stand along the
WIatyes on molasses barrels and hogsheads: some
may drop in and spoil their cletnes In tins d.
lemma, why not have the exhibition in front OF
Chas Stokes & Co 8 One Price Clothing Store Con
tinental Hotel and then, If people do drop IN II
wn not be 10 spoil their clothes, but to replenish
those previously spoiled by age
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S. E. CORNER SIXTH AN

HYGIENE WINE
A WINE, grown on the sunny slopes OF Spain-the
genuine juice of the grape all ats purity, be-
slowed upon us by the benefcent GIvER, and such
as is, alone consistent with Christian teachings
not intoxicating in the least-wil supply a want
greatly felt in this country.
.... SUCH is HYGIENE WINE,
the Great Imported Tonic, aromatic.
nis conscientiously recommended to LADIES, as
it will sootbe the nerves, renew the blood, ana
gently stimulate and invlgorate the system.
All OF sedate habts-ministers, lawyers, and pro-
fesslona men, possessing constitutions more delicate
than Others of less confining labors-those who eX
pend great deal OF vitality in brain work, will at
once ackno the superiority of this restorative
RKMEMBBR, 1t leaves behIud none of the baneul IN.
fuences OF alcoholic preparations
IT CREATES HEALTHY APPETITE.
We warrant that upon tria', HYGIENE WINE
will be found to be the finest most delicious, and
HEALTHFUL Tonic known. Try it to be convinced
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
FRENCH. RICHARps & Co.,
Agents for Pennsylvania.
N, B.-HYGIENIo WINE is an IMPORTED Tome
| it has the approval of the "IMPERIAL SCHOOL OF
MEDICINE OF PARIS" and was tested by the Co n
| mttee on Chemistry of the American Medical Asso
| citation which assembled In Baltimore Nav l, 1866
and ipdorsed by ffty.six prominent members loitI
| their signatures.
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A CHANCE TO FISH AND GUN.-The lovers
OF these manly sports can find no better place
wnereat to indulge their predictions than Port
Penn, Delaware; and when they are tired Of
shooting and angling, they can betake themselves
to the beach for bath Our old friend Jonathan
Draper has purchased the Pier House at this ex-
celent summer resort, and is amply prepared TO
do Justice to all who may favor him with their
company during the dog-days. See his advertise
mepL elsewhere.
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HHndsrRKnT'a HAm-COLoR Nc, This is not an
instantaneous dge but a cOlOrl g-simple, harmless
and effective II restores ereV hair to it's original
color by GRADUAL absorption, and Ia withal mos
beauii ul haiF-dressng. Sold in two Glzes 80 cens
and 81, by AL dealers.
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Agents for Pennsylvania

DUToHER's LIeHTNINe FLY.KILLER
Makes quick work with flies, and if commenced
early, keeps the house clear all summer.
Look out for limitations Get butchers only.
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IL PEOPLE WHO SUPPER from the duh stupidity
that meets us eVerYwhere in spring and too often in
all seasons Of the year, knew how quick it could be
cured by taxing Ayers SGrsdpariltG to purge the
bile from their sy ystems, should have better neigh
bore as well 90 clearer heade to deal with,
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TIE GOOD 11BB COMING
Now that the question is at ease,
IL laOles can drees rs they please
Decided by worthy squire,
They may wear just what they desire
Adopt mems pantaloOns yet meet
no molestation In the street
It's very clear, strong-mlndod damesl
Will soon shine in athletic games,
Discard all Vestge Of the fiirt,
When they put of their "duplex" skirt.
Already have they cut shine
Upon the ice and look'd divine;
And satisfied was many girl
In iaultless balmorai TO twirl;
But unImpeded i-soon will all
''1ravel on muscle'-play base ball,
lmpel the swiftly ing barge,
And in ali manner cut II large.
Now we know why some ladies are
SO very partial TO the STAR"
Why each apprectative eye
Can The "SfAR's" merits soon descry,
And why their husbands aud their beaus
Rush to that mart 10 purchase clothes
LAS the events as yet In store
Oh course throw shadows on before
And when that happy time arrives
When husbanos are ecIipsed by wives,
When biturcated garments are
Bought by both sex s at the STAR"
lmnglnatlOn in its flights,
Anticipates hose bitter nigh's
When better halves feel no desires
10 turn out to eXtinguirh fires;
On such occasion, when the mate
Has little time to dress or wait,
The garments be ng of one kind,
Tne husbands trousers hard TO ind
SEEING the first pair 10 his hand,
The matches p'raps not at command,
Can 1t be wonderd IN bIs hurry
(Flremen az such times IN iurryh
II he should tee a rising dOuUt
Whether the right pair IS found outE
And ele a hasty light procures.
sings out, impaIent-"Are those yours"
WE ADVERTISE BEST ON THE BACKS OF OUR Gus
TONER'S. LIVERY GARMENT WE SELL 10 A FIRST
CLASS RECOMMENDATIoN. Therein hes the secret O
the long continued and still increasing rush to tl
STAR" Our stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING I
IMMENSE, anu from 1t all can be accurate Y iltteC
tece goods OF every variety. Cutters OF Weli-know
ability and ali who leave their measure are suro
be pleased PRICES THE LOWEST IN PHILADELPHIA
Ca and be ca lstied.
STAR CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
Low PRICES AND FASHIONABLE GOODS,
No. 600 CHEsNUT STREET, SIGN OF STAR,
PERRY & Co.
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ST. STEPHENS CHURCH.-The Rev. Chas.
p Krauth, d. D., has taken pastoral charge of
St. Stephens Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Fortieth and Arch streets, West Philadelphia.
The congregation has erected very tasteful
chapel. which was dedicated recently. IL will
connected with it for Sunday School purposes.
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SUCCESSFUL OURE.-Dr. Won Moschzisker,
of No. 1881 Walnut street, has recentlv effected
entire cure OF case OF several years. deafness,
which existed in the son OF a prominent citizen
of Philadelphia.
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THOMAS 3, RANNRY, writing Of DAYIE FAlN
KILLER from Rangoon, Burmah, says;-
ait IS becoming very popular; and IN several in
uauces l am assured that the cholera has been
arrested and lie preserved by its use. Che late
prevalence of cholera here has swept of about all
the Pain Killer had, and purchasers boxing 10 me
for supply will be disappointed BY my inability to
suI ply them. Please send me invoice of $3.50
worth BY the Rrst opportunity"
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AT GROWERS THEATRE,
On Thursday Evening, August 2, 1855.

100000 tickets will be sold at 81 each75 900 presents
awarded valued at $3.50 OOOi SIS COO OF the profits be
given to the Soldiers and sailors National Orphans
Home Fund $500 to the Washington Male and Female
Orphan Asy um, the balance after deducns expenses,
to paid the Treasurer of the Soldiers and Sailors
Union, OF Washington, d. G.
TICKETS CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICE OF
WILLIAM e. OWENS, NO 527 Chestnut STREET;
ALSO SENT TO ANY POST OFFICE IN TIL.
COUNTRY PROMPTLY MAIL. ....ar-.....
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OK Nj N A - L u Nj
FOR LADIES' GENTLEMEN, AND CHILDREN,
N. u. CoRN Ek OF NINTH AND AaCA sTREET3.
- OPEN EVERY DAY AND RVENINa,
ALL SUhAER
Booty exercise mparts heath and streT 9Th, the best
( nTeyentiye against sickness OF the coming summer
IS "a Jm Professors blLLEBRAND \ LEWIS.
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A SADCAsE .

SAD CASE
Bob started ont one summer day,
To visit Bess. miles away;
All not and dusty was the road,
And hot and dusty was his throat;
when by his path he chBnced to note
A tree that bore q luscious load
OF cherries ripe; but, Standing there,
He viewed them only with despair!
He knew bis best suit would not bear
The rain of climbing trees so tall,
For 1t came not from Tower Hall!
WEHAvE-
A,0oOI Fancy Cashmere Pants as Io,o as. ...s5 60
Cloth Vests zee, 400
Fancy Cashmere Suits, to match. .... IA 90
Black Suits. ..,..,...........,-, ,,,..... 20 90
AdUdncing from these rates zoe haze goods or all
grades, up to the 1eTy finest fabrics, at prices reduced
IN proper tiOn-IHe,t's, Youths, and Boys HHoU-
SANDS HAVE FOUND WITHIN THE PAST FEW WEEKS
THAT WE ARE ACTUALLY SELLING GOOD SERVICE
ABLE GOODS AT THE PRICES NAMED.
EY-To CLOTHING DEALERs-RN
Our purchases for this season hdUiag been delayed,
aCGittRg The egpected decHe in goods, haze noI1
hand the largest and best assorted stock of Ciothg
in Philadelphia purchased for CASH EXCLUSIVELY, ,AT
THE VERY LOWEST RATES OF THE SEASON, tuhich
enables us to realize fur prot, and sell at prices
less thar the cost OF the same goods IN most other
Establishments We can supply Clothiers doing a
fine city trade Nth goods adapted to their sales, al
prices much toteer than the cost of their present
stocks, that by making acreage Of the 'ohOte
they toiU be enabled to dispose of their goods Gt
prices cocering the Average cost and eren paying
a profit. BENNETT Co,
TOWER HALL,
No. 6lS MARKET STREET.
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CURIOUS DIsCovERY.-Eighteen months
ago, George Fries, Messenger for the Fifth and
Sixth Streets Passenger Railway Company, dis
appeared, and, Notwithstanding the most
thorough search, no trace of him could be
found. Yesterday number of boys, while
playing in a pond at Fifth and Berks streets
within half a square of the residence of the
deceased, discovered the remains of man.
Although nothing but the skeleton and clothing
we're left. enough remained to enable the
friends of Mr.. Fries to identify the remains as
those OF the missing man.
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REDUCED PRICES. - Obtain for yourself a splendid
Photograph. Nov Is the tune. All styles executed
in sUptnor manner and exduisltely finished, at
r. Reimef's Gallery, No. GA Arch street.
FEMALE TRUesFs, Braces, Supporters, Elastic
Belts, and STOCKINGS, hpht and elegant In hnlsh
adjusted by lady, at Needles, Twelfth street. first
door below Race.
GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Etastie
stitch and Lock-Siich ch Sewing Machines NO 'dO
Cheshut street.
FRENCH CoooANUT CAKE made and sold only by
q. Byron Morse, No. 9O4 Arch street
"lubncatve packing Tor steam eng1nes.-for terms
see 729 chesnut st., pha., and a6 dey ST., new yorS'
1905 52os. 1855. 1o4os, Compound In,eres. Notes,
and Gold and Silver bought and sod by
No. "a s. raIRD Street.
COMPOUND INTEREST RoTEs a1O and 800.
wanted. DE Haven & Brother, No. 40 s. Third St
POPULAR TAILoRINe.-
RRADY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND
BINE CUSTOM WORK.
WANAMAKER & Brown,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
EOR PATRIOTIC DEMONSTRATIONS,
IL several sizes Brass Star Ornaments, Ilumin aiing
Sandlestcks and Flag Fixtu5Ss are lOI sS at the
No SIS Eight Eight Thiry-nve, MiRkET St below Sinth
WTIRE DISH COVERS, OF THE ROUND,
Wv oval, and Oblong patterns. for protecting food
from hies or insects For sale rSXHMAN PX SHAW.
No. 1856 (Eight Thirty nve) MARKET 81, below Ninth
LNOR PRESERVING STRAWBERRIES, OR
Kettles TRUMAN a SHAW
NO. SS5 eight Thirty -nve) MARKET St, below Ninth
TOR ANS I o N G A l. b.
sJ JoRDAN's TONIC ALE.
JOhDAN'S TONIC ALE.
JORDAN TONIC ALE.
1t Is recommended by pbysic0ns Of this and other
places a superior Onic and requires but trial 10
convince the most skepucal OF its great merit 10 be
had wholesale and retail OF . p. hJORDAN,
No. 220 PEAR street.
Champagne Cider, by the dozen, bottled, or by the
barrel 2lS
TTNADULTERATBD LIQU U0RS ONLY.
u RICHARD PENISTAN'S
STORE AND VAUl TS,
No. 430 CHEB NJ 4 STREET,
Neariy Opposite the Post Once,
PHILADELPHIA
Femilies supplied Orders rom the Country promptly
attended to- 53lS
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GROVER BAKERS Highest Premium Blash'
stitch and Lock-Su ch Sewing Machines. NO '6
Cheenut street.
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INSPECTION OF FLOUR AND MEAL FOR
the week ending June 2l, lS6G:-Barrels OF
Superdne, 5O52; do. Fine, So; do. Mlddllngs, 10;
do. Rye, 2l0; do. Corn Meal 476; do. Con-
demned, 94 Total, 1896,