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H Harris, New York
E Kurtz, New York
J Burney, Jr
C H Wynne, Riobmond
HS Ballman, Pittsburg
Mrs SN Berry, Warren
F W Hlndekope
W Eyre
Mrs A AEcuglass, Pa
J Wynne Jones, N Y
J Fwootson, Baltimore
Titos Oonnoly, N H
E H Taylor, Louisville
P H Ouinlan, Wbeellng
H E Garth, Memphis
H Kt Hamilton <tia, NY
M B LatnM B a,t, “ ort
C lißtrobe, BalttmofO
J P Peas & soda PittSDg
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Br D S Hodge, New York
IP Noble, New York
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Ellis W ebster, Buffalo
H Stellman, Buffalo
Miss H A Dougins, Pa
Miss LFegley, Penna
Mr BobbUm, New York
Miss Bobbins, New York
Mr Polanor, New York
J L Kina, New York •
G F Train, New York
W Kaneen, Buffalo
W B Smith
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S B Burohard, Oswego
a Smith, Oswego
AW Reynolds, NY
Mrs Wynkoop, N Y
Miss Maglr, New York
E sturdecant A wf, Conn
a G Benedict A Wf.-Oon]l
Miss Berry A sis, Fltisbg
p v Dutton, New York
Okas H Davis, N O
D M Deney, Rochester
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G P Drapery Biwhester
Ohas A Davis, Koohester
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G A. Porter, New York
H Haines, Louisville
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W Lawrence, New York
W Burden, Brooklyn
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j K BodweU, Bookland
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O Cashing, Mask
W E Chandler, Wash
L S Olurgan. Maryland
H P Stewart, Wash
E H Townsend, N Haven
S Kellogg, Uttoa, N Y
P N Kellogg A la, Utloa
Jas KookwvU, XJtloa
C Cobbeu, Baltimore
T Kenworthy A wf, N Y
"W H Trimmer. Florida
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Cant E H Pearson, Oal
h Thompson, N Y
7 W Benobot, N Y
W B Potter A la, Boston
H Stratton, Virginia
A'Emerson A wi, Boston
2UU&B Emerson, Boston
Mrs Purl, Boston
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Jobn Lupsley, BrooUyn
Frank Watkins, NT '4
j H Knowles, Vlrgtola
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jas M Pattee, New York
JF Nickels
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K Denton, USA
Sterii&sr B'jUtall
Shop O Uox, Georgetown
3*A Morrison, Richmond
JjStn Beittson, Balt
wP Cox, Baltimore
ifbfcn'J Fry.. Richmond
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T MsSfeey A wf, cmn
Maj Cramer, U S A
W Cookie, Illinois
Capt E O Tunis, USA
Chas O Cronlse, Tiffin, O
E B Mott, .Tv
H L Cake, Tamaodft
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A H Chase. Wasblngton
H Young, York,‘Pa
W a Lane, New York
F Irish, New York
Thos Barker, California
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Jas Oswelf, Brooklyn
Mrs M H Janes, Ala
W Mack, Terre Haute
Dr A H Lardlau, N Y
Danl Lamanrae, Wash.
SOB Cook, Baltimore
B F Palmer, Boston
J Stelnberger, Wash
J B Elcbards, Baltimore
Jas T Obance, Baltimore
Gr W Bicketson, N York
Jokn Hnane, New York
M E Hogan, New York
M M Eounds A wf. Conn
Mrs Greeley,New Haven
E C WlUlams, S O
Tkos Scott, New York
g Slmonds A la, Baltimore
. Trie chi
J BL White, Maryland
P Weiss A wf, PoMl ft
Tkos Waits, Penna
Col W H Farrar, Oregon
J o Bolon A wf,M Obunk
CHS Kero pton, Mass
W J Corte A wf, N York
C A Higmrtt, Btarjiaad .
j E Porter, New York;. -
J M Hlester, Poona
Jokn Holmes, Boston
T L Andrews, Ohio
TTWlerman, Hr.rrfch’g
OliSElObards, N York
O A Weage, Waterford
G Sbepsrd, New York
O F Taylor, Tioga, Pa
G T IBgbani, Salem, N J
Jas Burns, I,eelBtown
Job Potter, Lewtstown
HM Williams. Lewlelown
Geo Hopper A wf, Penna
A Hopper, Blobmond
T P Markly, Harrlsourg
X B Hoffman A la, Penna
J L Hamond, Beading
Frank Turner, Baltimore
J B Hunter £ ia, Balt
W B Bobertg, Boston
J) B Cummings, Boston
H V Potts, PonDa
J L Mullins, Sckuyl CO
M E Bose. Massachusetts
W S Johnston, Baltimore
C H Hess, Washington
H L Warner, Wasnlngt’n
W B Harrison,New York
M H Painter, Baltimore
Jas Wilson, Jersey Skore
P Beali, Zanesville, O
J L HBt, Virginia
J Kuhn, Hes Moines
F M De Leon, NO
I) E Adams, Boston
3? B Young, Boston
Jobn Frednor, Boston
Ben Moroan, Baltimore
' M H Garrett, Erie, Pa
wa Cohen, New York
S S Keene
H K Musters, Delaware
J A MoGowen
M MoDowell, Delaware
J G.Yates, Penna
S E Persy, New .TersaV
B L Parke, Penna
J G Kisedorph, N York
J H C Brcwn, New York
O-F Sargent, Harrisburg
James Glass -
T J Buriy .
H MoShana, BilUmoTe
Dr Q V Hummell) Wash
O Johnston, Richmond
W H Brecht. Warren, Pa
W Dunn. Look Haven
T B 0 StauipJ Lancaster
H Montrose, Albany
J M Orohdon, Virginia
J C NloaoUon, Illinois,
MM M Alien, Harrisburg
Miss Allen, Harrisburg
Thos Fernon & la, B*l
S L Rutherford, Blohm’d
John Pettlbone, Wash
G A Samnola A wf, Penna
J M Clark, Burlington
Geo Bright, PottsvUle
W F Ktmber, Sprlngfteld
J L GUI, Columbus, O '
F M Hi,land. Boston
H B Tolaud, Boston
T L Bernard, WashlnstOtt
J Hopkins, Jr, Maryland
J J morris
Deo Simmons, WUm, Del
J M Braden, Mercer, Pa
A A Lewis, U S N
J W Crawrord, Penna
Mrs H Elwel, New York
W B Brown
B H Morse, Washington
J O Leanny
O T Platt
J S Beed, Tyrone
P A Beed, Sandy Ridge
Jos Shaw, Penna
H Thompson, Ohio
E Bart, Penna
T S Tbompson, Penna
S Granger, Harrisburg
Jos L Murray, Delaware
H 18. Florence, Delaware
T B Handeock, N C
W B Morgan, N C
J L Edward, Penna
M A Lovering, Pittsburg
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W J Wise, Indiana
J F Irvin, Princeton
M R Dill, Harrisburg
J A Owen Ala, St Jos
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W C Dunoan, Lswlsbnrg
T Hatdesly A la, Ohio
G J Bolton, Harrisburg
J B Atkinson, Cal
J M Davis, Fall River
ER Elliott, lUlnols
J G Neps
T H Wells, Ky
R J Parks, Ky
T M Wells, Georgia
D F Maratere, N York
A Hurley, Pittsburg
KSBloodAwf, Pa
O Brown, Pa
A G Smith, Unlontown
J Well, HalUdayadurg
L W Brown, Titusville
A Lower, N Castle
J Lower, N Castle
N G Earlbut, Brookyllle
J N Garrison, Brookvllle
Xbe Slei
W H Goodyear, Lebanon
H Holton, New York
W McLellan, Pa
B Snodgrass
P Pardee, Hazleton
F B Deemer, USA
GBlohardson, Fa
J McPherson, N York
A B Mayer, Wms port
S Pratt, Binghampton
J B Collins, Mil
"W McGill, Md
J T Beed, Brookvffle
Bev W P Ten Broeck, Pa
J F Sullivan, Catawlssa
A Kirk. Allegheny
J Thompson, Allegheny
MISS Bead, Wmsport
Mye WaSaae, AlldgllSny
Mrs Washington, Pa
Lt E E Gilbert, Fa
J Smith, N Jersey
S Watts, Mifflin oo
H Hotter, New York
J O Weaver, Pa
J B Graham, Pa
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V/ M Stillwell, Ind’polls
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O D Brown, M I), Wash
I) F Baker, New York
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Geo F Adama, New York
«s Manuel, Troy
s Chandler, New York
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Jebn Paisley, OMo
A May
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iThos Yerner, Woodslde
IS A Steel & la, Hunt’don
! J B Parker, Fottstown
F Stone, New York.
D C Porter, Brooklyn
W Daniels, Bntland, Vt
L R Alexander, N H
chas Keyes, Keen, N H
J P Kepner
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E Frames, Newark, N J
Elehard French. N Y
Albert Stewart, U S N
Jameß Alley
Jas MoHlnch
3) F Elmer, Bridgeton
G B Armstrong, Wash
W K Loos
E W Lowry, Southington
M B Willcox, Southlng’n
A E Treadway, N Haven
S B Warner, New Haven
A Soissman, Boliefonte
J W Auchenbaoh, Beadg
E W Williams,New York
B H Gregg, Penna
S Amos, New Jersey
Miss J P Smith,Bradford
Balias Keeve,N ew Jersey
W Dean, USA
Geo Derrickson, Del
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John Pilling, Newark i
J W Ootry, Baltimore
W Mathews, Wash |
S G Smith,Newmarket,O
Jsb P Comings, (Jhlo
'Wash Bntler, Ohio
S George & v.f, Uadez, O
M George, Cadet O
Wm Bollock At wf, Ohio
AY Moody, Onto
Joslah Knrby, Cincinnati
J, Eambo, Dresden, O
B H Jack, PittEburg
Jas D Mcßride, Wash
S W Foljambc, Boston
Jacob Fox, Mluersyllle
G Bobhins.& wt, Trenton
E H Chase, Wilkesbarre
TP Miner, Wllkosharro
B G Carpenter. & son
1> J Midler, New York
J B Goolbargh, Penna
IS OoterboUf, Penna.
G L Palmer, Wiikesbarr6
B Jones, Wilkesbarre
W Hebler, WiikesbarrO
W SWells, Wilkesbarre
IW Hack, Terre Haute
AM Mack, Ohio
Mrs Fatchell, Ohio ..Hi
;Li McClellan, Ohio
J M Lytle & wf, St Louis
Iff A Smith, New York
J Baldwin, Great Bend
E F Simons, Great Bend
J White & wf, New York
L Ii Brown & wf, N J
D W C Bouletco, Penna
W R Mardook, Penna
W B Robinson, N York
E Q. Sylvester
W D Bing, Delaware
D Paxton, PhUada
Wm Wood, Wilkesbarre
J M Courtrlght, Penna
C A Miner, Wilkesbarre
O A Mnrcer Penna
J Merkemer, Pittsburg
J C Harvey, Harrisburg
G GunHShger, Penna
i A L Gee, Franklin
J HMoore, Holltdaysb’g
M A Sarmer, Somerset
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Dr J W Porter, Elmira
C B Bnckloy, Penna I
B T Bishop, Uhester co
T E Haley, New Jersey
E Johnson, Delaware co
J Hawkins, Wilmington
W Merriflold. wilm’gton
H Williams. Wilmington
A McCook, Wilmington
A Port, Hni tlngdoa
J B Lambert, Busks do
Headley, Hoopas, Penna
DH Woods, Penna
J W Auchenbach, Penna
Z, S Bodder, Becks co
C H Bock well. Elmira
Col JL Meredith, Cai
J B Hunter, Pittsburg
J M Freeman, Pittsburg
IE Umstead, Pottstown
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Jas McCabe, Wilmington
J Gongeheunes, NXork
J Stoddard, Cape May
W Johnson, Baltimore
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B F Peterman
J H Brink, Minnesota
W M Meredith,lndl’pollS
W W Cameron,Pittsburg
Sr Sheaver, Washington
E Wells, U S N
E M Washburn, Penna
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E O Myers, Florida
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J Menus, Galesburg, 111
J H McConnell, Illinois
W B Urawiord, Illinois
H 1 j Henderson, Penna
WB EUoott, Washington
W ,T Hagan, Oxford, Pa
O H Ewing, Jr, N J
Dr A P Heston & wf, NY
Miss S Hewitt, N J
Geo W Roberts, N J
A B Ewing, Carlisle
E A Weber, Wheel’g, Va
G Westtaghour.N Y
W Stewart A wf, Penna
J WXellberg, Plttebarg
j w Long, Illinois
PEddy, Wisconsin
J Carter, Brooklyn
Morgan Bell. Greene oo
H Farabee, Wash co. Pa
G W Driver, Wash, Pa
A H Ferrlss, Wash, Pa
S Essmluger, Carlisle
B M Oonlngham, Penna
Ihe Hal
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J Talt, Catasanqna
O T Hoffman
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B Bitter Ac la, Ferry co
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Mice Mlnlch. Perry oo
J Arnold, Perry co
Id Kegle.
. G D Arnold, Perry co
O B Squire; Wayne oo
E W Sampson, N York
W Gardiner, New York
J M Moore, Wayne co
B'F Beard, Indianapolis
J Mlnlch, Perry co
S Boyer, Port Clinton
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D Blackman, N Y
WG Arms, NJ
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P C Hoff, N J
Y Skinner, MilanvUie,Pa
O A Larin, Hancock
S E Carpenter, Deposits
W M Preston, Stockport
ley Sheaf.
smith Harper, Fox Chase
Sami Sautinan, Brldesbg
Wilson WCadwalader, Pa
Harrison Else, Bucks oo
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Ellas Smith, Pa
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BATCHELOR S HAIR BYE lithe best la the World.
•The only tine and perfect Dye-harmlou, lnstantane.
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Brown; remedies tie 111 effect! ef Bid Djes, and fre
quently restores the original color. Bold by all Sing-
Aiits. Thegeenlne It signed w. A. Batchelor, si
BARCLAY Street, Hew York. jal mw ri T
American and Bnglibh Table Cctle
assortment on hand, on most of which, there
bas been a recnctioninprlcst. TBUMAH 4c SHAW,Ho.
335 (Eljht Thntr-flrc) MABKET Street, below Ninth.
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mftlntoii&ixcd Slid diffusion of two do9&o« ’
eratlo prlnciplea In society and Government, and the
advocacy and Illustration of whatever In legislation ot
lngnanners teems likely to promote a mere ectnal die*
tribution of the frulte of progress and clvUiisUoa. .
Second A more csreful, aceurate, and moderate dis
cussion of the topics of the day, and, above all, of
legal, ssObtmiesi. sod conatUntiewd auestions, than
Is possible lb the dallypiaM, ' ’
Third. Sound and Impartial Atticism of books and
works of art.
Fourth. The earnest and persistent eonelderatlon of
the condition of the colored race at the Booth, wlths
view to the removal of aU artlflelal distinctions between
them and the rest of the population, and the bestowal
on them, asfai as education, security, and justice can
do it, of an eaual chance In the race of life.
Fijth. The enforcement and illustration of the doc
trine, that the whole community has the strongest In
terest, both moral, polliical, and material, in their
elevation, and that there can be no real stability for the
republic te long as they constitute, at at present, a
large, Ignorant, and degraded elaia. .
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Information, ss to the condition and prospects of the
Bonthem States, the openings they offer to capitst, the,
supply and kind of labor which can be obtained Is
tbem, and the progress made by the colored population
In semiring the habits and desires of civilized life.
Jny2liis4-jt
Lieutenant General Gbant.—Excel
lent Imperials And Cartes de Vlslte of the General*
t&kenfrom life* and pronounced bi himself and friends
the beet ever taken* can be obtained at
F. GUTBKUtfST’S.
It* 704 ARCH Street.
Why Injure the Complexion by
POWDERS AND VTABHEB which choke er All up the
sores of the skin, and la a short time leave It hank and
iry T It Is In the blood, and if yon want a smooth and
»ft skin w hbIUSOLD’s bxtbaCT OF BARBA-,
PABILLA. It gives a brilliancy to the complexion.
A Clear, Smooth.'Skin and Bbauti
jtJL COMPLEXION follows the use of HELUBOLD’S
CONOESTBATSD FLUID EXTRACT BABSAFABIL
LA It remOTM black spots, pimples and aU eruptions
of the skin. -
Not a Few of teb Worst-Dibokdebs
ihat sffllct mankind arios from eeprnptions ef the blood.
SELMBOLD'S EXTRACT,OF SASBAPARILLA Is s
remedy ofthenl most value, - *
To PinsiFY, Enbich tlce Blood, and
jjgltiTlTT tliu tniDpiuiioK. tUte HiUflOliP’S HIGH*
LT CO*OSISTBATBI> FLDID SXTBAOT
tILLAr One bottle in stremih oat tfcUoh
Syrup, or Peoootlon« .
Belmbold’s Concentrated Extract
BUCHU icthc treat Diuretic. HELMBOLD*S CON,
OBNTRATBD EXTRACT 8 ABSAPAEILLA iethe Great
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' : it Thing of Beauty is a Joy Fob
jyjE,—Those Who desire brilliancy of complexion,
must purify and enrlchthe blood, whleh BILUBOLD’Ij
fIOKOENTBATED EXTBAOT BABBAFASILLA Inva
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for'Helmbold’z. Take no other. mhDwfmSM
A Hint to Both Sexes —How to Gain
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gested that FfcisTATios Bittees are, In another form,
the “Elixir of Love " of the Ancients. That they de
junclt to quiet '*faiullr jars,* l and reconcile fretful
wives to cross httihundy, we verily believe. When
domestic quiet is restored| ! %nd connubial feusity reigns
eopreine, *’ a
. 1 ''How.greabHie charm.-how sweet the hliss,
-That Unde eXpimion in a kiss 1 ’ ’
A free and proper use of Fiastatios Bitters will in
eplro the souls of both sexes with pure and high-toned
sentiments of slTectlon, and a capaolty for rare and ex
quisite enjoyment in each other's society. Bemember,
there is no place like borne and no.paselonlikelove
andnothlngto linkthetwo togetheraud you to both
Uke the great family blessing. Fiantatios Bittees.
mylß-«t . ~
Jones’, .
THE LOWEST
belling FR-ICE
It marked in figures
on sack article,
AND NNYBB VARIED.
JONES'
Crescent One-price
CLOTHING HOUSE,
MARKET STKSKT,
above Sixth,
No. 60*. (
MSP Prices reduced to suit the times,
d fine assortment of BBADY-MADE CLOTHING,
suitable for all seasons, constantly on band.
Custom-work made to order at short notice. fmh9-3m
Colgate’s Honey Soap.
This celebrated TOILET BOAF, in cucb universal de
mand, is made from the CHOICEST materials. Is MILD
and EMOLLIENT in Its nature, FBAGBANTLT
SCENTED, and EXTEEMBLY BENEFICIAL in its ac
tion npqn the Skin. For sale by aU Druggists and
Fancy Goods dealers, fe2B-tnthsly
Itch. (Wheaton’s) Itch.
SALT RHEUM. (OINTMENT) BALT BUSCH,
Will core the Itch in 48 houxi. Alio, cures Salt Bbeam»
Ulcers, Gfcilblalaa, and all Eruptions of the fikiu.
Price CO cents. By sending 60 cents to WESES &
TBB, BOBTO2T, Maes., will be for iraided free by mail*
For sale by all Druggists. mhlS-ftn
Chickebeng’s Pianos—
iTeTT*39,OOOSOLD. —NewWarerooms. ft tf 11l
Nntranee Is Art Gallery, Oil CHESTNUT Street.
my4.2St* WM. H. DUTTON.
Geoegb Steck & Co.’s ggsga
n¥TT» pianos, FT# rn
MASON ft HAMLIN’S
CABIHBT ORGANS.
?iano Over 500 e»*h of the*© find I CABINET
FORTES. Instruments have beeaeold by OBQASS
Pi abo ht. G. i and the demand ts can-
POBTBS. Bt»nU7iaer«Ming! OEOiLtfS.
PUKO Por only by CABINET
FORTES. J. B. GOtfliH. OROAIfS.
PIAHO 88YKNTH sad OABSMUT 8t». CABiHET
FORTES. no2o-tf ORGAN S.
Clothing by tbs Milk*
Thfe Unmeiu* itock of BSABT'HADB OIOTHIfIO
now diifl»rod at
WANAMAKEE ft BROWN’S
OAS HALL POPULAR CLOTHIBO HOUBII
S. E. cor. SIXTH and MARKET 81s. .
If placed In one eontinnom Use t would ?eaeh a loss
dlctance toward Slclunosd. TUclont stream of Clott-
ing U running off at
MARV2LLOT7BLT LOW FRICBS. ap!4‘tf
Weekly Report of Interments*
Hbaltb Ofpiob, May 20, 1885.
Otatka and Interments in the City of Philadelphia i
from the 13 th to the 20 th of May, 1865.
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OAUBBB 07 OEAIE. >2 2 OAT7SBB OF DBATB. 3
m 3 •§ 3
. -1 »
Ab««M****~ 1 Kryatpelasi % I
1 Fracture of Thigh... 1
Anemia.| 1 Fever, Irritative..,, 1
Apoplexy. 4 " Rfaeumatle.. 1
CaDC9r.»»..»*..—♦«.»i 1 44 Scarlet...... 9
*’ Biea»t*#..vej 1 ** Typhus * 5 2
•*. Uteru* 1 44 Typhoid 10 4
** Stomach is 1
Casualties.J 2 Hemorrhage, Longs 2
Croup.*...-*.B: Hooping Cough 1
1 I Inflammation,Braiu 2 10
44 Brain..-**... 4 4 “ Lungs...**— 8 7
41 Heart.**,*—* 1 I 11 Peritoneum. 1 1
14 Lungs ..***.. 1 3: 44 Pl-?nra 2
4< Bowels..*.— I ** I. A Bowels. |4
Cholera Infantum... 2 44 Uterus....... S
Cetebro-Spinal Me- IntussussepHon..**. 1
Uinyltig. »•«»*»*.»«• ] 1naniti0n............ 1 2
Cone—-*,. — i Marasmus l 7
Consumption,Lungs 31 8 Old Agent.. «•«*...» 4 3
Convulsions- 210 Palsy.... 6
Diarrhoea.•»«»..—*►* 2 2 Pusrpera-,.. 2
Dropsy*....*.. ***... 2 1 Rheumatism 2
~ Brain—.*.. 2 44 Heart. l
44 Chest....—** 1 Kunover onß. E-.- 1
44 Heart 1 Scrofula.....* 1 2
Disease of Brain—.. 1 Small-Pox 4 18
44 Heart*.—6 Still-horn * 11
44 Liver....— 2 Tumors.— —*— 1
Drowned— 2 Tetanus. .*—.*— 1
Dysentery—....... 2 t Unknown-... 5 2
Debility 2 8 Wounds—Gunshot.. 51
Expoiore.l —*
Effusion on Brain... 1 T0ta1.....144130
OF TUB A*oy* VBSKS WlEl—
1 year,— ..,.67 From4oto 6C. .....k
From Ito 2 21 ** 50to 60.... —-.15
44 2to 6 25 41 60to 70 **.24
*« 6to 10 11 44 70 to 50...—-.11
44 lOtolfi.—*. 7 44 80to 90 7
44 15 to 20 9 44 90;tol00. .—**—* 3
44 20t030...«. S 2
44 80so 40.—50 Total— 274
WAasa. warps. wards.
First t ......14 Tenth 4 Nineteenth
Second**.• .*...16 Eleventh.* 4 Twentieth. —lO
Third.!.... .*,..11 Twelfth 7 Twenty-first... 4
Fourth..... *...13 Thirteenth..... 7 Twenty-secoiLd.il
fifth-...is Fourteenth. 8 Twenty-third .. 7
fbeth —8 Fifteenth ....... 9 Twenty-fonrth-19
Seventh*..... ..12 Sixteenth 8 Twenty-fifth... 8.
SeventeenGi—l4 Twenty sixth.. 8
“lath Blßighteenih. BUnknown *lO
Total*.
Deduct deaths from the country....*.
ffet deaths in the city..... —....—.258
io H ke Y» sla \ &B » 2l4 5 *<weign,42: Unknown,
18, Almshouse, 8 ; People of Color, 28: from the coun
try, 10.
The number of deaths, compared with the corres
ponding week of 1864, and of last week, was as fol-
Weefeendiuf May 21,1984, was ss?.
Week ending May 13. 1865, was 826
Males. 160: females. 12i; boys. 73; girls, 57
Deaths and interments of soldiers. 16.
By order of the Board of Health.
T QEORGR K CHAMBERS, Begistrar.
MABRIEB.
VAUGHN—GETTY.—On Thursday evening,
May 18th. by Bay. Eeweliyn Pratt, Mr. Pinkerton
R. Vaughn to Mies Lizzie A., daughter of A. Getty,
Eeq„ all of Philadelphia* (Cheater-county papers
please copy.) *
TAYLOR—HAYWARD.—In New York, Wed
nesday, May 17th, by the Rev, Dr* Rice, assisted by
the Rev. T. B. Sturgis, Levi Taylor to Maw Au
jrusta, daughter of Wm. B. Hayward, Esq., of New
York. ■
AMES— FLYMLY—In Springfield, Mis., May
17th, by th* E*v. Franels Tlfflny, Brevet Brigadier
General Join w - Ames th Margaret, only daagbtor
of B. Enah Plumly.
UIE3D-
TYNDALE-— Lient. William E.<tFyndale, drown*
ed on the 2ist October, 1854, in the Ohio river, while
on detached service, proceeding from Ironton to
Galllpos. The body has been recovered^
The funeral will take place from the residence of
his mother. No. 818 North Eighth street, this (Mon
day) afternoon, at 8 o’clock, tils mala friends and
those of the family aro respectfully Invited to at*
tend. .. *
holmes.—Suddenly, of paralysis, on the 20th
Instant, Sarah M., wife of John Holmes, and daugh
ter of the late D. B. Hlnman. „ „ ,
Funeral to-day (Monday), at 3 o’clock P. M-, from
the residence or her mother, West Chester, Pa. *
THORNTON-—Entered Into rest, at Moorestown,
N. J., on the morning of Saturday. May 20th, Mary,
relict of the late S. O. Thornton, M. U.
The funeral is appointed for Tuesday, the 23d Inst.,
at 8 O’clock P. M. The friends of the family will
attend at her iato residence, without more funeral
notice, **
: tOESEB.—On thn isth bstaDt, Mrs. susstmah,
wife of John Loeser, in the 78tk v«ar of ker ago.
Hetfriends, relatiyes, ftnd those of tke family are
Invited to attend her funeral, from the residence o*
her husband, No. DM Gilbert street, on Monday
morning, the Md, at S o’olook. Funeral to prooeed
to Whltemarah, Montgomery county, - **
HERBERT,—At Ooldsboro, N.C., on the morning
of the leth Instant, Oapt, Henry Herbert, of Frank
ford, late In command of 00. H,fith. Regiment, U. S.
V. T. Duo notice wlllbe irivenof tho funeral. •*.
. BROWN.—on tfif N)ttL' lB8t„F:milto Theresa, in
i&Bt fiftQSllMF
aged 7 months.
The relatives and tetendg of tkn-ftimHy aieiannltetD
to attend the funeral, from her pMmftts 1 reilMeap
No. fill Franklin street, on Monday, (this after,!
noon), at S o’olook, to prooeed to Laurel Hill, * '
JULY 6, IB6S,
IRLACK ENGLISH GRENADINES.—
JJ Just received, a cue of Black English Grenadines,
It 10 cents a yard. BESSON A SON, Monrninx Store,
_, . , , DlB CHESTNUT Street.
One price. Prices In plain figures. mylfi
BLACK CHALT DE LAINE.—JUST
U onened, one ease of plain black Chaly de Laines. at
cents a yard. BESBON A SON, UfonrhiurStore, •
918 CHESTNUT Street.
One price Prices In plain figures mylO
WHITE &HAWL9. BEST ASSORT*
T* HSHTnneowir.
Pore White Berege ShawU.
Fare White Hernauie do.
Fore White SheUeod do. ,
• Pure White Thyetltik Fringe. .
my iff tf £T££ & LAaDEuL
ORB HUNDRED ARB RIRXrTT
SECOND REGIMENT PBNNSYLYANIAWO
LUNTEEKS,—The officers and men of the 192 d Regi
ment F. Y. Will assemble at the CUSTOM HOUSE on
MONDAY AFTBEBOON, at 2« c’c!onr. lu cl!lzene'
dresse to attend the funeral of Lleat. WE B. TIN*
DALE, who was drowned in the Ohio river, oa the re«
tornof the wgimentl on the 31»t of last October, 1884.
The followSi* lesolatlODß wore adopted on the occa
.ion Of am R -pHOMAS,
Lai© Colonel Com’ding 192 d Begiment P. V.
n hereas t By an lneorntableand ail wiee Frovldenoe,
in the diepeDKfltlOD of file Will, we have been called to
mourn the death of oar late brother officer, Lieut. Tyn*
dale, and unfeignedly regretting the loss which this
regiment has sustained by this stroke of Divine autho
rity over the hopes and aspliations of men, we feel
ca.u«d apoE to express our sorrow that his voles Is no
longer heard i& oar coaneil»> nor hie manly form to be
'smu in oar midßt. A* an effieer. a soldier* and a gen
tleman, bis brief, yetutefol connection with ns In the
service of the United States, in which his whole heart
wee enlisted, for the suppression of this most causeless
rebellion, be secured oar highest respect ana admira
tion, never shrinking from the most responsible and ar
duous duties; be also won and deserved the entire con
fidence of the commanding officers of the regiment, and
hefeUi as a soldier would desire to fall, at the post of
dnty and of honor, to which he had been Msigned. .
And, feeling an expression of oar sorrow due te hu me<
That the commissioned officers this regi
insiitwUl wear the usual badge of moutnittfr. s
That Capt. Joel «, Feikius, Dr, Elchmond
H. JOtt, Adjniant Jwnec B. Bouty, p* -a. commUtee
to couTex to tho bereaved family Of a
copy pi these proceediegs. .**....
PABADE <JOSTES*
•W TION. —An Adjourned Meeting of the ponven
tiDK'wlll ba held at the.Ceuhty Court House (entrance
Street., on MONDAY IPENING. Mi last , at 8 oclock.
P«.ln»l al.eu4aatoJ. i «v«.ti^ gS vto^ eßl4ei;t
WEgTHE ÜBDERBieHED WOOD-
BaK. Efi WABK and TABN DBALEBB.agree to
closet>nr places 97-busia«sB oh.Batardays at 8 o clock
F. Jl. te>® May JJthluntii July 28th,
Hi' FEAiiniaOPb A 00.,
wmTR & FBCHIO, '
,T. H. COT LB A OOj
CfilPMAft * WHITE.
B. W CAfiSlDt.
FaBBSWORTH a GRATBILIi,
HOWE & EUBTON,
JRv T. WHITE.
A. il.
ff. 0, STAHL,
BtJ£SELMAN & KIRK,
. . GEOKOE FOLKRR,
CHARLES WESTON.
njy22’ 3t MEREDITH. WORTHINGTON A CARVER.
ra* PHILADELPHIA, HAT 20,1865.
—The undersigned desires to state to the patrons
and friends of • * the SCHOOL FOB MAIMED SOL
DIERS.” laUly held in ihe Government Hospital,
CHRISTIAN Street, that during the year ending May
11, l£6B, there were received for this worthy enterprise
contributions amounting -»■»■>.* -»*♦-*-***•■ ®l*S2l W
From sale of 212 oO
Totsl-e.v**-..*.-—-^****‘**^'*-* 4 1 <jJl|634 03
Expenditures, including erection of building n
forschcol, purchase of bcokv&e~~ •„**•*• I»Wo05
Leavinglnmyhands*atthisdate.^e«, v *-*4*- , $B5B 96
for the benedt of the same .school, to La continued in
the U. S. General Hospital, Chester, Fa. .. .. ,
The class of mod, exceeding 260. who attended the
school have acknowledged tbomselvee as greatly bene
fited, »td so me have done well.- As suitable
leachers tan be procured the school. will, resume : Jts
regular routine of: wo*fe, and. we tmat, wl)h largsr rs.
Httlta than heretofore. fit*} JOagDPftg..
TBDNESNFH WA.KD—IT. I.
No. *.—Memheis ate, reqne.tod toAssemblo at
ihe usual place of meeting, at half*past two o clock*
TB3B (Monday) AFFTERNOON, to .attend the funeral;
o* onr late Brother,-Lieut; WILLIAM fe TTNDALE* •
192 d Begiment P.V. STOCKTON BATES, .
It Secretary.
IH£ ANNUAL MAT FESTIVAL
M? IN AID OF-BT. JOHN 8 OBFHAN ABTLDM
will be held on the Grounds of the lnetltntioh,!WSST.
PHILADELPHIA, on TBDBSDAY next,.2Sth* Inst.; : v :
Arrangen enti have been made with the Pennsylva
nia Railroad Company to ran their Care from Bridge
street to the station opposite the Grounds at interval*'
daring the days also, with the City Passenger Rail
ways ro run additional Care over the Wire Bridge to
the Gtounds. myiO-ot*,
PHILADELPHIA, MAY- 19^1888.
I® —The ansnal ntoftllßE of the StOokholders «r>he.
RESOLUTE MINING GDUFaNT
wi.l be bold at tbeir office. No. 334 WALNUT Street,
on MONDAY, the 6th proximo* at 12 .o'clock for the
election of Directors and the busi
ness B. X.HODPEB* -
mySO-14t Secrttarr.
Kg® OFFICE OF THE WALSP/BEYD
FBTROLBUM '**■&***;*
FnxisAx>xi>psiA, M*T.i7..iams.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-A
CBUT on the capital stock of the WALNUT BEND
PETROLEUM COMPANY has this day. been declared,
payable on and after TUESDAY, the 36th. lmt., at the
Office of the Company, South FOURTH Street,
Philadelphia The transfer books will close on Thurs
day. the 26th Inst. A, 0. MULLIN,
tPTIS tbmtSO Treasurer.
K®® ALLUKCE PETROLEUM AND
VZ& COAL COMPANY. —TheTe remains unsold a
limited number of BHABE9 of the Capital Stock of this
Company* whleh can be subscribed lor at the Office of
the Company. No. 136 South THIRD Street, or at the
Office o! the Treasurer, No. 108 WALNUT Street. .
Capital Stock, 600.000 shares; 100 000 shares reserved*
to be sold for working capital; subscription price. 26
can ta per share. my-20-St
coal aY COST I ~"
HOUSEKEEPEKS’ OOA.L COMPANY,
OFFICE. lON SOUTH FIFTH STREET, BELOW
CHESTNUT.
A Company has been formed under the Mining Law*
of Pennsylvania, of the above name, for the pur
pose of supplying Coal-h> Us members at prime cost,
and you collated to become a participant la
The rtoJlref the Company has been divided into 35. *
GOO share vat $lO per share, making a capital of 0250,-
000, afMEfM&IQO.OCO is set apart for working capital.
It is tksuiie&ttofi of this Company to furnish each of
its stockholders with one gross ton (2,240 pounds) of com
annually, tor each share of stock held by them during
the existence of this Company (which has bsen char
tered for sixteen yesrs) at cost, if the stockholder de
elres to receive It
Last wJntt? a ton or coal of only 200? pounds oust at
your door uiz.to, WbiU the mining and IranfiPOrttegol
atonol 2 240 pounds, sort only $7.60: thus mahiag the
enormous profit of five dollars on a single ton of coal,
besides the difference In weight. Why pay the differ
ence, when by becoming a member of the Housekeep
ers’ Goal Company you will become directly connected
with the mining and delivery of your own Coal, there
by securing it good, oU&n t cheap % and of full weight f
All these benefits are secured to you at once If you
join this Company. The eharao’-er of the leoflmmen
having ibis enterprise In «hSr<e is sufficient gnarautee
that the objects of the Association will bs (ally verified.
The Company have preoured the lease of the well
known colliery of “Branehdale,” situated about seven
miles from Porttville. on a branch of the Minehill and.
Schnylkill Haven Railroad. The coal is of the best
nuaiity of the region, it being the celebrated Spohn veia.
The mine will now yield. 40.000 ton* of coal per year,
and eaA readily bo mtds to double It? present prodae
ti&B at a very email cost. The supply may be e*ld <0 ba
inexhaustible, for, so fa; as the existence of this Com
pany is concerned, it certaisly Is so. ,
r The mine is in complete working order, with all the
msehisery and personal piopezty necessary and usual to
work a first-class colliery.
The stock of this Company is notan inflated one, it
bsing based upona fair equivalent in property.
The investment will be a good one, as the Company
expect 10 realize sufficient profit from theeale of the sur
plus of ail coal mined over 26,000 tons, to pay a good
.semi-snnual dividend. _ .
"Information concerning the affaire of the Company
esn be obtained at the office.
PRBRIDBNT,
2. 7. LEASE. M. D.» Erankford.
BBCBSTAET.
JOHJ BACOH, Office of the Company.
TREASURER,
TSOS. WBIGGINB. S. E Cor. Fifth and Chestnut sts.
B, y, maks, " P LEWiS THoarrsoir.
B. H. JSSES. „ THOMAS WEIOQINS
JACOB W. BOOKIOS. «r>l7 mwfs4t
*2Sr OfFICE OF THE COAL RIDGE
IMPBOVBMEJST ARO OOaL OOMPAirr.
Philadelphia, Mar 8, 2835.
A Special Heeling or the Stockholders -will be held at
the Office of the Company, 329 WaLHUT Street, on
TSUBIsDAT, MaySfith. at 12 o’flock M.
By order of the Board of Directors.
HORACE B. MITCBELL,
»y!8 tB6 Secretary.
THE ANHVAI MEETING OF THE
W 3& Stockholders oflkhe MAUD AN HINIKG COM*
PAST, (of Lake fcuvefllFj *lll be bald at their office,
No. 324 WALfIUT Street, on THTJRSDaI, the 33th
lost., at 12 O'clock, for the election of Directors and the
trft&fcteUdu of other bnfiineee, „
BA* BOOPE&, Secretary.
Philadelphia, May 10, 1865. myll-13t
KS* OFFICE OF THE CHIOS PASSES-
W QHE BJLILWAT CO., 80. »08 South POUBTH
Street _ > t Pmi.adblphia. May 2,1865,
A meeting of the Stockholders of this Company will
be held at ute Office on MONDAY, May 21d, at 10 o’clock
A. 11, to consider aud accept the Supplement to the
Charter, patted at the late eeccloa of the Legislature.
By order of the Board of Directors. _
my3l7s WM, P. KEMBLE, Secretary.
PHIIiADSIPBIA, HAT 13, 1863.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
a Minin* Company. ofLafce Superior, will he held
At their office. 80. 32ft WALNUT Street, on TVBS
MT, the 80th Inst., at 13 o'clock* for the election. of
Directors, and the transaction of other/busiaees,
milfi-tmySO B A, HOOPEB, Secretary,
mSZSF* A OESEBAXiMSETINe OFSTOCK
■aw BO LDBRB of the WEST VIRGINIA K ATIONAL
PETROLEUM COMPANY will be held on TUESDAY,
May 30,1865, at BP. M., at No. s>£ South SIXTH St.,
to elect Directors, make By-Lana, and transact other
b J. H. WHEELBB. Secretary.
SOTICE TO AIX I)*l,lNqni;ST
lag? CORPORATIONS ORGANISED UNDER ANY
LAW OP TBE STATE OP FEENBYL VANIA.
Notice Is hereby given to all companies incorporated
by or under any law of the Commonwealth or Pennsyl
vania. and organized at any time prior to the first Mon*
day of November, 1864. that have failed to make report
to-ahe Auditor General under the Act approved April 31,
1888, and the Aet approved April 30,1864, that they are
required to report to the Auditor General forthwith, as
follow*, viz.:
In case a dividend has been declared, the Treasurer
will report, under gath, the amount of capital paid In,
the date, amount, and rate per cent. of each dividend,
during the year ending the first Monday of November,
1664, and any previous year or years in which the Com
panysnay have had an existence; and In cnienodlvt
dend has been declared daring the year or year* end
ing as aforesaid, then an appraisement of the cash
value of the capital stock, as it existed between the first
and fifteenth days of November, must be made by the
President or Treasurer, and a majority of the Director*,
under oath. When an appraisement is made, the re
port should also state at what time the Company was
”8 addition to the above report, under the act of April
21, IffiS, companies not paying a tax on tonnage are re«
auired to make a separata report, under oath, of the
Treasurer, of the amount of net earninga or income re
ceived daring the period from April 30 to November 1,
1864, In accordance with the second section of the act,
WCOBFOBITBD BY OTHIB STATUS
end •* doing business In this Commonwealth, are
notified that they are made subject to the tax on net
earnings or Income under the 2d section of the aet of
AprillB64, and are required to report to the Auditor
General the amount of such net earnings orlucome re
ceived between the 30th of April and the Ist of Nvvem*
1664.
All delinquent Companies inco'poraudby or under
any law ol the state of Pennsylvania. will bd anjrded A
reasonable time iu which to make the several raporte
required by law and above enumerated; bat continued
oegltci or refusal will subject them to forfeiture of
chareen utdtr the 2d proviso of the 2d section of the
act Of April 30- 16C4, which Is in he following words:
••provided further, That any oorpoifttlon Which has
failed to make returns to the Commonwealth, as re
quired by the act ol April 21, a. D. 1658, entitled ‘An act
tot the better securing to the Commonwealth the pay
mentoftaxesdueby incorporated companies, ’may make
■meb return witoin sixty days after the passage of this
-.ct, any law to the contrary notwithstanding; and all
fl*jlixquent companies falling or refusing to make fail
returns and pajment to the State, as required by the
general laws of tbia Commonwealth iu relation thereto,
snail have all their right* and privileges declared for
by proclamation fromtbo&overaor.^^^
Auditor General.
W. H KEMBLE.
State Treasurer.
ffARRTBBPftq» May 10.1865- . ‘ ."my 13 1m
GENERAL AGENT.
KOBT. K. OOBSOfI,
piRBCToas,
WAWAttfIAEB, fcBEOWK,
JRESS.— PHTLADErjPttTA,' MONDAY, MAY 22, 1866,
+ » i> B K MS.
* v 'TtEs* BISHOP SIMPSON,
i" OF *HH
KIYttODtSt EPISCOPAL OHUBOK.
will deliver an Addzesf
oa ruwi>iT f evening, m.t 23d, at a o'clock, i
at the METHODIST EPISCOPAL OHUBGH, (Old BrlckJ,
Sonthcect corner of RICHMOND and MARLBOROUGH
Street.,
,Sj^J*oT-’ , ABIiAHAM: MNOOTrN."
For eele at ,
Southaait corner ol KIOH
METHODIBT lilijQgPAL BOOS STORE. MO. »»
North FOURTH, street. - JJIMnnwI ,
HENRY MANSFIELD, Morihweet corner of SECOND
and BROWN Steele,!'’
Bav. J. H. ALDA'fr.MO.JIIC PALMES Street.
AUGUSTUS H. FUEOKEJUfIriBE, Southeast corner or
FBAMKFOBDBond and’PNMtttreet. myl7-6t*_
IBELMD AEMSEBHIA.
IRELAND A SOVEREIGN STATE IN-tfksi AMERI
CAN UNION. j
Verr Rev Dr MCRIABTF Trill deliver a Lectors
thlotuve .ulii.ct to IrUhmea arid the Fd.lGe«f In*
laud, at the
ACADEMY OP MUSIC,
ox
HOBDAY EVENING, May 2A 1866.
The triumph of the Union is the trumpet note of uni
vertalliberty over the world. .
'Tickets 20 cents; Reserved Seats SO eents,. .
Tickets can be had at Eugene Book
Store, 1037 Ohestnnt; John E. Downing, Kl*bth, Ahoje
Walnut, Book Store; John Breman, Jesreler, 80. 13 8.
Elahth etrset; James Tobin. Jefferson and Cadwatader,
Grocer. myll-thsmwfeet
|gp"\ A CARD. *
UNION VOLUNTEER REFRESHME NT
SALOON,
FOOT OF WASHINGTON AVENUE
Shall onr hraye eoidiers he well entertained on thtftr
return f It ie for the citizens of Philadelphia to deoide.
It will ho four years, on the ensuing 27th of Hay.alnoe
the Union Volunteer Refreshment Committee was or
ganized. and if the Institution is closed on that day, the
amount, of cash on hand Will no more than meet our
obligation*. The w»r is virtually ended, yet our Brave,
who have so nobly and valiantly defended our firesides
and country ere about to return to their homed Shall
WO receive and refresh them and show by our hospl,
taltty and' kindness that their great services are folly
appreciated by the grateful citizens of Philadelphia and'
vicinity? The Committee will, with great pleasure;
continue their voluntary duties, should The funds be
furnished, and they hope this will be a final appeal. (
Contributions banded our Gomfidttte,.or either of the
following gentlemen, will roach us, and be properly;,
appropriated; .
Rev Dr. THOMAB BRAINEBD; M0."634 Pine street.
THOMAS EOBine, Era.■ president of Philadelphia
' Bask. .. 'vt :
D. B. CUMMINS, Eta-. President Girardßsnk.
g, a. MSACEB. I*o.. President Farmers’and He*
shdfiles’*sak- _
J; B. AUSTIN, Esq., President Southwark Bank,
M. W. WOODWARD. Rsa. Cashier HannfsctUNrs’
and Mechanics’ Ranh. "
THOMAS T. FIRTH, Esa., TreMuror Pennsylvania
Batlioed. ‘
JAM3B C. HARD A CO.. corner Market and Decatur
streets. , ’ ■■ ’
SAMUEL B. PALES, Ena. ,- Ho. 7«; Vine street.
ARAD' BARROWS, Chairman.
J. B Wadb. Secretary; myl9-fmwi2t
AT THE ANNUAL REE TING
|BE? OF TOT
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
MAPLE SHADE COMPANY,
held this day, at their Office, •
Hoi 8»4 WALNUT STREET., „
the following Officers were elected to serve for the en
sulngyear; i- .
THdMAiERAIT T tOTTS. .
JOBNjSBBEfibIRE.
THOMihA^EARLB.
■bestry c.,Tonira. , . _
. Tie folio-win* is axtradtw from the annual reparts of
the President and Tiearorer, presented and read to the
Stockholders:’ ' . .. ...
“The land cannot be said to have been extensively
bored yet, there being ample room for many more wells
to he pat down; many of the lots not yet having been
-bored at ally and 1 Very "few of them having more than
one well on a lot. The good character of the territory
‘ for Oil Is not surpassed by any on .Oil Creek or else
“ The Company has received at this office daring the
oast year,- ending Hay 6th, Inclusive, from sales of oil,
ft©., $4C8,7£6 96, ont of whleh has been paid, rent of
ofl ce salariest office and other Incidental expenses, the
anm of $6,646 S 9; State taxes on dividends god net
earnings, Including the April dividend, $17,241.87; and
in twelve monthly dividends the »nm of $340,000. being
«ixty*elfht per cent, per annum on the O&pltal Stock
of the Company, leaving a bal&r ice in the hands of the
.Treasurer at that date of $94,999.80, since which there
have bees rf chived s7,7<tt>> or a total balance at this
date of «0»e9D.30;”
THOS. R, SfiABLBi fitowetarXv
'Philadelphia, May 18,1666 my2Q at*
129* OFFICE OF THE AHTGDALOID
MIHIHG COMPAMY OF LAKB SUPERIOR,
Ho. 334- WALNUT Street. „
Philadelphia, May 19,1865.
KOTICJS is hereby given, that the Annual Hearting
of the Stockholders of “ The Amygdaloid Mining Com
pany of Lake Superior* 5 will he held at the Offioe, Ro,
334 WALBOT Street, on THUSBDAY, 7th proximo,
at 12 o'elook M., for the election of Directors and the
transaction of other husineis__
mrSO-Ue7 F. K. WOMRATH, Secretary.
KS* VOOfi-lUSkPIIKd, PENMANSHIP,
832? Mercantile Calculations, Business Forms, &c , ,
taught thoToushlv and practically at M
CRITTBKDBK'S COMMBBCXAL COLLBQI,
HO. 037 OBBSTHUT STEEBT, COB. OF SAVKITH.
Telegraphing, by stmnd and on paper, taught, with
the advantages of office practice, by one of the pest of
practical operators. Separate department for la&ies.
Btndenis instructed separately, and at such hours as
mav loot enit their convenience. • my!9-3t*
•3H*- IBE AKSITAL BEEtISG OP THE
Stockholders of the EMPIRE, COFFER co
<«t Michigdfi) WUI he held *t *beir 4®*
WALNUT etrest, on FRIDAV ,tlK.2a iav of Jan 6,1865.
at 11 o'clock A. M., for the ELECTION OF BIBRCTORS
and the transaction of (Biet bneineM. _ __ ,
-J.-B. Hc.HDijLW' Secretary.
PHiLADELPtfiA, May Iff, 1865. 'i»- ' V- . myltmel
KSSF= THE AKKUAX, JCKETING OF THE
KS? Stockholders of the PHILADEPHIA MS BOS
TON HlSlffOoo»tsi (of Michigan) WllLbeh.ldit’
their Office, No. 423 WALNUT BtieeL
the 2d day of Jane, 1865. at 1 o’«lcck B*aCj, lor tysi-
ELECTION OF DIBIOTOBS and the transaction. X
other business. J S.McMULLIN, Secretary.
Philadelphia. May IC. 1865. ,jgylo*tje2
OFFICE OF THE IEHIOH COAX
AND NAVIGATION COMPANY, . : .
. FHir.AMi.PHiA, Key 18, 1865.
Stockholder? of thie Company, whose names appeared
wench on their books, at the close of transfers, on the
lfiih of March last, are hereby notiaed that; theirright
to snhscrlhe to new steak on the terms 01 te6 Circular
of March loth, 1865, will expire at 3 o'clock HI n
the 24th Inst. 80L0MON SHBPiIEBD,
myio-124 Treasurer.
■f3B~ KEBCHMIS’ MD MANCFAO
TUKEES’ NATIONAL BAHK.
# PiTTSEoaa, April 11,1865.
Stockholders are hereby notified that nooks will he
opened for subscription to the new stock of this Bank
atthe COMMERCIAL a ATIONAL BAHK, In Philadel
phia, on MONDAY, May Ist, 1855, and will sontlnno
open dnrint basking hoars, daily, from 18 o’clock A.
X. to 3 o’clock B. if, until Thursday, Jane Ist, 1865.
By order of the Board of Directors
JOHN SCOTT. Jr., Cashier.
E. S. BOLLMAN. President,
Pittsburg, Penn*.
MOST. B. BTESHIHO. Vise President,
Philadelphia apls-H«l
MILITARY.
SPBIZK MONEY AND GOVBBN
MEfT BOUNTY TO ALIr WHO MSTSB THB
UNITED BTaTBS MABIHE COBPS,
Orders have been TsceWed from the Bead of th*
Marine Corps, at Washington sot to restrict recruit* to
a particular class (as has bees the cue heretofore), but
to receive ALL who have served in the volnntow ser*
rice, or in tb* rejrul&xs, or In the marines, and havt
been honorably disth&tftde Such persons enlisting in
the United States Marines will receive the Govern
ment bounty, and will also be entitled to their share of
frize money in any capture of the enemy’s vessels,
or further information apply at the recruiting ren
dezvous. Ho 311 South PsoST Street, between 9 X*
M. and 3 c’clcsk P. *, .very loSllT,
apl-tf Captain and Becrnlting Ofleer.
DIVIDENDS.
E»» Pi'sssii.vamA it a i Elect all
las’ COMPANY-TREABUBBB’B DEPARTMENT.
PEILAnznPHiA, Hay-S, 1865.
ITOTICB TO BTOCKHQJ.DKiiB.-yhe Board of Di
rectors have this day declared a semi-annual dividend
of FIVE PBS CBWT on the GapitaL Stock of the Com
pany, clear of National and State taxes, payable on and
after May 80, 1865.
Blank powers of attorney- for collecting dividends
can be had at the Offloe of the Company, *o. »38 South
THIRD Street. THOMAS T. TIBTH,
my4-23t Treasurer.
FINANCIAL.
CBAMS* *VOIT< AXXX. BSVBOV, XK.
QHABLBS EMORY St CO.,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKEBS,
Mo. IS South Third i
PHILADELPHIA.
An kind, of onconent fund* aad Bold Ud Buyer
bought apd cold, and Collections mad 4,
Particular attention given to the pnrohaae and aala of
Qorernmant.State, and other Stock* and Loan, on *oa>
million. noi7-6m
7.30. 5-20. 10-40.
ADAMS & LEVIS,
Ho. SOS UHESTNCT STREET,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
All Undcot
GOVERNMENT bbcdkitiks and stock* bought.
BOLD. and NEGOTIATED.
SOLS ANB BILYIB BOUGHT AND BOBS.
Special attantioa iiyan to on. stqckb. mtu-sm
IDWARD lOkiya. NORASI *, WARflOg.
gDW. ROBINS Ac CO.,
STOCK AND EXOHAHOB
BROKEBS,
■o.«lovni ihdid anon,
PHILADELPHIA
. all kinds on
RANK NOTH, GOLD, BILVKH, BTOCKS. BONDS.
AND GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
BOUGHT AMD 80LD.
GoUmUcm jaada on an part, of ttu country.
Depotue roociTod, cnbiett to not Ann, gad interest
mowed, mh74m
gEOOND
NATIONAL BANK,
OF PITTSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA,
(LATB ISO* OITT TRUST COMPANY.)
CAPITAL. «800.000.
BANKERS’ AND MERCHANTS' COLLECTIONS
promptly attended to on tha mort favorable terms.
8.1 WABKIB, President,
CHABLBB H. BIOOS. Caehlst. mba-Ns.
CHEAT CENTAL OLOTHINO HQOSE^
FINANCIAL.
UNITED STATES
■y-SO LOAN.
third series.
1230,000,000,
By authority of the Seentury of the TrMiurF.fhe
uuffenrffueJ, the Geurgl Suburiptlos Agent for the
•tie of United State* SeturiUee. offer* to the public
the third eerie* of Treasury Nele«, biariug eivtn and
three-tenth* per test. Internet per annum, known agth»
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN?
These Mote* ere issued under date of Jnly 18, 1865,
and are payable three yean from that date in cur
rency, or are convertible at the option of the holder into
U. S. 5-20 SIX PER GENT.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.
Then BtfM* are new worth a haudtOß* premium,
apd are exempt, as are all the Government Bondi,
County, and Municipal taxation, which
adds from ont to three ptr ant. more to their value,
accuzdkuito the rate levied upon other property. The
interact ll payable semi-annually by ceupena attached
to each note, which may be cut off and (Old to any bank
orbenker.
The interest at 7 80 per cent, amount* to
One cent payday on a $6O note.
Two cents per day ou a 1100 note. ’
Ten cents per day on a ;<5OO note.
Twenty cents per day on a $l,OOO not*.
One Dollar per day on a $5,000 noto.
Note* of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon reseivt of subscriptions.
The notes of this Third Berios are precisely stftdlar in
form and privileges to the Bovon- Thirtles-already sold,
exsept that the Government reserved* Uself the option
of paying interest in cold coin at 6 per cent, instead of
7 8-10thi in cunrenoy. Subscribers will deduct; the in
terest in currency up to Jnly 15th, at the time when
they subscribe.
The delivery of the notes or this Third Series of the
Seven-Thirties will commence on the let of June, and
will he made promptly and continuously after that date.
The slight change made in the conditions of this
THIRD SEBIKS-uffeet* only the matter of interest
The peyment In gold, if made, Will be enuivnlont to
the currency Interest of the higher rate.
The retain : to sjpeele payments, hi the event of Whioh
only wlll the option to pay interest in gold be availed
of, would so,reduce and eaualizs prices as that put
.chases msde With six per cent in gold would be fully
: canal to those nude with seven and three-tenths per
cent, in currency. This is
THE ONLY. LOAN IN MARKET
now offered: by the Government, and 11s superior ad
vantages nuiks It the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Less than $135,000,000 of the Lout Authorized by
Congress are now in the market This amount, at
the rate at which It Id being absorbed, will all bo
subscribed for within sixty days, when the notes
will undoubtedly command a premium, as has uni
formly bsfe the ease os (losing the subscriptions to
other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section of the
country may be afforded faculties for taking the Loan,
the National Basks, Slats Banks, and Private Bankers
throughout the country have generally agreed to re
"celve subscriptions at har. Subscribers will selsctthsir
ovn£ agents, in whom they have confidence, and who
onlyare to be responsible for the,dell very of the notes
for they receive orders, u
~ JA Y OOG K E.
BUBSQRIPTIOM AGENT,
No. 114 SOtfT& THIRD STREET,
"• pmLADMffBIA, ■.,«> yyifrtf
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THE FREBBYTEBIAV HISTORICAL ALMANAC
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FOB 1664. By Jos. M. WUeoo.
HUSBANDS and BOMBS. By Marlon Harland, an.
thor of Hidden Path.” 4«.
THOUGHTS OH pIrSONAL RKLIOIJN. By Ed
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PEIIMIBHS' , AND%KBTCHB| Ia^GiIfH.miIton
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W.S. "SroMABTItN.
my9-tf 606 CHESTNUT Street.
APPLETON’S NEW AMERICAN
■JA CYCLOPEDIA.—CompIete in 16 volnmea.
, Varione Style* of Blndlm.
REBELLION RECORD, by Frank Moore, in Brol*.
MERIT ALE’S HIBTORS OF THE BO4LANS— HOW
templets.
The for theroyeln able wort. 16 at
apfrtf 33 80,101 SIXTH StMOir.
#n UNION MOWING MACHINE,
whlch bas been fully tested for thelast four X® a l?'
It combines gtrength, durability. Uaht-weight, light
draft* with complete efficiency in cuttiog gr***> ugu»
or heavy f wet or dry, lodged pr staudtug«'aud emoracet
many minor conveniences not found In other macomee.
Also for sale,-the most complete Lawn/MOUKST
in the market PABGBALL MORRIS*
Sole Agent, Agricultural Warehouse,
myfl-lm Street.
Ihn MRS. B. DILLON,'323 AND 381
SOUTH Street, tia? opened a handsome assortment
of BUM HER MILLINER* GOODS, Misses’ and r,Ml
dten’s Hate and Cape. -■ myl7-I2ttl*
S. E. COB, SIXTH AND MABKET STEEETS.
RETAIL DRV GOODS.
QUEAT SALE OF
PARIS DRESS GOODS.
J. M. HAFLEIGHs
90S CHESTNUT BISIIX,
Will offer for sals (n MONDAY. Mi Her,'
lO CASES MOZAMBIQUE®
AMD
GRENADINE BEREGES
myNUt At as, 31, 33, 37. and 50 Cents.
pEAGB AND PROSPERITY PRICES.
EYRE & LAIVDELL,
FOURTH AMS ARCH,
IHFORTERS,
JOBBERS.
AMD
BBTAILBHS
OF
FINE DRY GOODS.
apM-wsinfim
Q.LOSSY BLACK MOHAIRS.
PEARL SHADES ALPACAS.
TOURISTS’ DRESS GOODS.
BLACK WOOL DELAINES.
BLACK MANTILLA SILKS.
WHITE AND BUFF PIQ.UE.
COOPER<fi OONARD,
myfi-tf S. B. cor. MIMTH and MARKET Streets.
ffAGG & BROTHER, CORNER OF
A TENTH and PINE Streets, open from large Aue
tiott Sales—*-
2 lotß imitation muallns. for garabmdies. 68 and 635.
1 lot very fine Swiss muslins, SiXc,
1 lot'very fine bishop lawns, 82)ie.
1 lot Swlis muslins, black polka spots, 60c.
1 lot brown and blue grenadine veils, only 60s.
1 lot black silk Invisible nets, 40c.
4 lota black bugle dxess gimps, 13 to 28c.
4 lots dress buttons, blaek end colors, 20i031c.
2 lota double boiled,-blaek bonnet ribbons. 62 and 75c.
6 lots ladles' thnad and silk gloves. 28 to 60c.
4 lota ladies’ bleached cotten stockings, 26 to 68c.
1 lot wide Mad; silk belts, soe. ~ _ ,
2 lots beat Quality magic fvmeg.}o to 75c Ttpigfg,
1 lot small size (ravelltnz) hair btuehes37>io
1 lot bln* veil berego. fine analltly, 88c ¥ yard.
2 lots hlgb lustrs bisk alpacas, 87 to $l.
1 lot gents’ hemetlch pocket handkerchiefs, 62>ie.
also, notions in great variety. Trimming ribbons and
velvets, misses’ gloves and hosiery, handkerchiefs and
collars, all below regnlar prices. my2o-2t
MOURNING MILLI^RY.
myB-lm BH6 CHESTNUT Street,
PHOICE STOCK OF DRESS GOODS.
V BnkGREMADIRXB, superb styles.
Spring POPLlMSlatest styles.
Halo and Plain LBnOS.
Blaek and Brown YALENCIW.
a o«OTiAIME&
Spring BB AWLB* Kt varietj^^
Mo. 70» ARCH Street.
- M. B. -60 dozen Ladles’ Bleached HOSE, at 13% sente
per pair. ' ~ “r 1
S™S INC
mvl-lm 9H6 OHECTMUT Street.
-QPRING DRESS GOODS, OF NEW
k 5 STYLES, OPENING DAILY.
Spring styles Valencia*.
Spring atylSa Poll daCliavrii.
Spring styles of Poplins.
Summer Poplins*
Splendid Organdies. .
Percales, in great variety* •
Few styles ox rlonea.
Bpring Colors de Lainei.
Spring Colors Mohairs.
/ew etylM of 28?*'
mh6 tf .___ go South SECOND Street.
TJXiACK AND FIGURED BILKS.
JJ A. S H. MYERS,
mrBlm 9gß CHESTMUT^treet.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
t 3 SELLING OFF ENTIRE STOCK
TQCLOSE BUSINESS’.!
GOOD-WILL AMU FlHWtmsg FOR SAUL
TBOBNLEY AND CHISM,
We invite special attention to tho above annonneement.
We have a Lane Stock.
We are Selling Cheap, „
Every yard is to ke elosed oat on or before tae Ist day
of September. Silks and Dress Goods. a
Cloths. Cassimeres. and Irinen Goods.
Shawls,Cloaks, Skirts, Hdkfs.fto. .40.
Ktulins and Calicoesmuehonder market price.
THOBHiBY ft CHISM*
myl37m Cor, of EIGHTH and SPBIHG QA&DBw.
MANTILLAS, all STYLES FOR
XIX mourning. A» ft H, MYBBS.
myB»im 986 CHEBTITPT Street.
CLACK ALPACAS AT 50, 62, 75, 88c.,
k-4 and $l, Alio, magnificent Black Mohairs. sLld.
$1.35, $l. & and K. 60, *• ■ , ~
Lapin 5 s Blaek Wool Delaines, Off eta.
Pouhie<wi(Uhßlack Wool Delaines.* $1.12 to SL7S.
Lnpin r spCunieomrs veiainse.-os«hL.\
Pearl YtnU Alpacas and Mohaira
Tourists’ plain, mixed, plaid, and striped Mohairs,,
low and finest grades. . „ , -
Finest DUnsookSr Cambrics. Jaconets. Satin Plaids
and btrlpvfr Bird-eve ldnen« fiVles Mosilns, ;6rll-
Uftnt®, ftc. .. 1
White and Bnff Fhiue hy the pleee or yard, good
* t Gingheme, fte.
Muslinehy the pl.se “ d « O B3aR*OOMABD.
my9-tf- B. E. eor. NINTH and MAJtKEg Street..
f2J.RAYSMAT EBIALB TOR TRAVEL
s-a LUG DRESSES. A. ft H. MYERS,
mjhlm 036 OHESTBUT Strßet.
■pIGURED BILK GRENADINES,
A o, the heel qualities and styles, In Black and Gray
Gronnda. 66c to *LSO , . , .
Trav.Uiua.Dress Good., In eyery ynrlety.
New Dress Goods, in treat variety.
Handsome Chene Bilks, 62.60.
VERY CHEAP BLACK SILKS,
suitable for Dresses, Mantles, and Saeguee.
COTTON GOODS AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE
Herrimac, Spraino. and Paolflc Prtnto, 96e,
lfl 1 Waltham and Paper ill bleached Sheettnn. *l.
H. STEEL ft SON,
myB-tf Nos. 713 and 715 North TENTH Street
Grenadine bareges, all
widths A. ft H, MYERS,
myBlm 936 CHESTNUT Street.
JJEW (SJSIKT FOR 1 SOS
THE GREATEST INVENTION OF THB AGE IN
_ ISOOP BKIKTS.
J. W. BEADLEY’S New Patent DUPLEX BLLIFTIC
(or double) SPRING SKIRT.
WESTS’ BRADLEY ft CARY (late J T. ft J. O.
West), SOLE*PBOFBIETORB and MANUFACTURERS,
97 CHAMBERS and 79 and 81 BEADS ttieets. Now
York.
THIS INVENTION consists ol Duplex (or two) El
liptic Stool Springs, lnxenioualy BRAIDED tiohtlv and
pisklt together, edoe to eohb, making the tobuhest,
most plrxible, elastic, and durable Spriro ever
need. They eeldom BEND or sreax. like the Single
Springe, and conaequtnlly preserve their pebfbot and
BEAUTIFUL SHAPE TWICE RSLOEf RB IRT Other SKIRT
THB WONDERFUL FLEXIBILITY »U 4 great COMFORT And
pleasure to any Ladt wearing Ote. Duplex Blliptici
Skirt will be experienced particularly In all crowded
Assemblies, Operas, Carriages, Railroad cars,
Church Pbws. Armchairs, for ProMEsAdb ana House
Dress, ae the Skirt can he folded when in nse to ocou
rv a .mall flaur as eaelly as a Silk or Muslim Dresh.
A Ladt havlQE enjoyed the pleasure, comfort, and
neat convenience of WSABINh the DUPLEX JSLLIPiTO
Steel*Bpbino Skirt Tor a binolb DAY WUI never after
ward willinglydtspenee with thelrnse For Cbildren.
Misses, and Youno Ladies they are superior to all
others. , ,
THEY are the beet auALrrr In every part, and nn
questionably the lightest, most desirable,comfort
able and roobomioal Skirt ever made. ..... .
1 OB SALE 1r all first- class Stores In this eltyjand
throuihout the United States* Havana de Cuba*
Mexico, South America, and the West Indies
43- IN G HIE E FOB THB DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT. my3-2m
ftOQ HOOP SKIRTS. «OQ
0-60. HOPKINS’ "OWN MAKE’’ OF
HOOP SKIRTS, the best assortment and best anallty
and styles In the city Gore Trails, all lengths and
sizes, from 18 to 65 springe, from *i 75 to »4. Plate
Iktrtt. aU the new,and sizes, ffom 18 to 60
spite n, from *l-40 to #3. BkiMSOf extra heavy steil
and extra tapes from 20 to 36 springs, from *l.BO to
is 2 75. Misses’ and Children's, or every grads, from 8
! to 36 sprldgs, from 4to 8 route per soringtjhey have no
equa). Agezls for the New Flexible Skirt, the most
pliable Hoop Skirt made, and (ally equal to the Duplex
Btptle Skirt, and at mnoh lower prleee. Also, eon
stantly on hand, foil lines of low-priced New York
jMfi.es. kld-Dftddid ftsd metolll«-f»8tea©d--16 *priuc*»
SSiugß. lli WVines* «l.U|Wflnla|s.« »i
and 40 spSgs, il. 60. i htrts made to order, altered,
KS ,”.frVd.et 638 ARCH Btrest. mrl2 Im’
STATIONERY fc IMLANR. BOO&S
nn.. MINING, COAL, AND OTHER
u hKw cohpahiss.
W« ih pnp&nd to famish Jf#w ComoooHoa. w!»h
*U tli* Book* they ronolr*. *t *kort aotl» »nd low
,rto«. of intaoiOltT. All «tyl«» of Blniin*.
mo, FLATS CSKTIFIOATIS OF STOCK.
LITHOGRAPHS!) V ?!
TEAHSFKB BOOK.
OBDBBB OF TBABSFES.
STOCK LBDGEB.
STOCK LBDOBB BALAKCBS.
SEOISTEB OF CAPITAL STOOK.
SBOKBB'S PETTY LSDOBK.
• AOCOCBT OF BALBB.
DIVIDEND BOOK. '
MOSS *Sc CO.,
ILAKKBOOKMABCFAOTTIMKS^BJ^IO” 8 -
'fHB
»EXCKLBIOB” MAMS
iBJTHIBIBT
nr
the WOULD.
j, H. MICHEWBR * CO.,
OBKBBAL PKOVIBIOW MAMEB.
4*D ml» »' tl> oiUßEim
SUGAK-CJTJBED HAMS, TOHOUESi AND
B£EF|
Sob. 148 and 144 N. FRONT ST.,
BfltwMß Arcb Mid Him otrootft, PhllEto*
n, J„UT Ml.bnlxl “BXOmMOB” HAMH IN
it J. H. X. A Co. On ft otrta potnUytolhom-
Shrert wprftulr lot PAXILY USK; m of doUalou
(ftTori'ftoo from tbo nwhwftn* tsato of ult, ftnd ara
arononnood br aplaaraa anperior to in now offotod for
t«i« . mhas-lmwam
TASTEFUL AND substantial clothing
AUCTION NOTICE.
g*ALB OF VERY FIN*
ALABASTER VASES,
STATUARY AND ORNAMENTS,
HANDSOME BEONZE GROHPES & FIOV RES,
0? THI IKPOBTATIOK OF
sxjgpsns. viti\iw»oB.,
9- (Form.rly Vito Vltl S Bona,);
to ttki place at our Art Saltern
1110 CHESTNUT STHSIT.
ON WEDNESDAY MOKNINO.
May 24th, at 11 o’clock.
The collection wilt heready for examination oa TUBS
DAT, 23d inltunt.
THOS. BIROIII *''SON.
tny2Q-8t AUCTIONEERS.
WANTS.
TNPORMATIOH WANTED-BER.
X OEANT LEVIS MILLER, Co. L, «th Penna. Ca
valry, was tak*u prlHonar by tha rebels at Bearer. Dam
Station. Vs, .Hay lots. 1684. Has been heard from at
Andersonvllle. Oa , andFlorenca, S. C Any knowledge
of bis whereabouts will bo thankfully received at If*
North BLEVEBTfI Street, fhlla. mytt-Sf
WANTED—AN INFLUENTIAL
W SALESMAN In a Wholesale Clothing House,
one who can command a eash or ehort oredlt near trade.
A liberal engagement made from July Ist AU com
mnnlcntloLa confidential. Address A. B.
WANTED—IN A DRY GOODS JOB-
S'» BINS HOUSE, oa HABKET Street, an active,
•Intelligent SALES HAN. able to control some trade, and
fully competent to wait on trade generally. , .
To one disposed to devote his time to the interest* of
the House, a good position will he offered now or by the
Ist of July.
Address ■‘OathTrade." - mv2o-12t«
WANTED—TO CONVEYANCERS.—
I? A VOUBg man desires & position as OOPYIB T« or
to do writing of any hind, Wrltftl quick, Plaid, round,
and legible. Address 1 Dennis, ' l t> filet .myl&V.'t'
WANTED. —slo PER DAY, AT
HOME.—Any person, male or female, can clear
f5O per week, at homo. In a light, honorable business.
$3 to #6 capital required. Bsturned eoldlers and others
havlcg a lew honre d dly to spare, can learn the parti
culars py enoloilnc two stamps forcl,«dar»yd return
pbet. Address A WAYVELL.
myl7-lm" Chicago, box 4?BL
A GENTS WANTED, TO SELL THE
XA- genuine improved New Bnglard Family SEWING
MACHINES, the best Machine ft the world.
Addrotl A, L *wil.
tpao-im- Box 08. ortnge, Maes.
GREATEST THING OF THE TIMES
VT-EOWWr r 8 PBIZB SJrVBLOPBS,-Agents wanted
everywhere. Premium Watchee given to Agents. On
receipt of $l6 we will mail, post-paid. lOOjtnvelopee,
and a splendid Solid Silver Hunting' Owe Watch as a
premium to the agent, A single Envelope sent, with
circular and fuilparticulare, on receipt of 2fi cents. Ad*
dress A. H. BOWEB * CO., P. 0.. Box 4J70,36 BBSS
MAH Streets N. T mhOT-Sm
"XTEW ENTERPRISE—SI2 TO $24 A
J-Y Day. Agouta wanted, male and female, to sell
Wilson's Improved slBJamllr
SEWING MaOHINB.
We will pay $l6O a month and all expenses, or give a
large commission, at which the above wasoe can be
made, For torn.fi and particulars address
PC, LATBSOP * CO..
SMOBd Floor front, He. Ida g. SIXTH Street,
ray22dt* Phllafelphiai Fa,
Am TO $5,000.—A YOUNG MAN
tU)sJ,\J\Jvf ,rttb this amount withes to be an active
partner ft a wholesale or mannfaoturlng business. Bs
ferences exchanged., _ ™...
Address ‘•Grant.” Press office. my2o Bt*
&10KA MONTH.-AGENTS WANT
ED everywhere to Introduce the improved
SB AW & CLA.BE T WESTS -DOLLAR FAMILYSEW*
IffO MAOHihB, ihe only low-price machine in the
country which is licensed by Grover & Baker.
Wheeler & Wilsons Howe, Singer & Co., and
Bachelor. AZI other machines now sold for lose
then forty'dollars each are infringements, and the
seller and user are liable to fine and imprisonment
Salary and expenses, or large commission, allowed.
Illustrated circulars sent free. Address SHAW A
CLARE, Biddeford, Maine mvlO-d&WSm
«>7f) A MONTH.—I WANT AGENTS
,sP I. Vx everywhere ats7o a month, expenses paid, to
sell FIFTEES ABTIGLBB, the best selling ever offered.
Full particulars free.’ Address OTIS T. GABBY. Bidde
fold. Maine. mylO d&W3m •
m WANTED TO RENT—POE FIVE
-Keorstsmonibsy fringe hnudsome risldencei tftff
hendcomely famished; would be offered on very rayon
able terms daring the absence of the owuer. Apply to
mj22 HOBT. MACGSEGOB, 419 WALNUT St.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
«TO RENT—TWO DESIRABLE
new Bealdenees, pleasantly situated in West
Philadelphia, nowbeingputin complete order, newly
pepeted end Painted,
■_ my 23 4X9 WALNUT Street.
a FOR BALE—DOUBLE TBBEE
tory brick rough cast Cottage. Modern improve*
meats, immediate possession, Thirty*ninth street, south
of Spruce street, West Philadelphia. Apply to H. O,
TOWBBKNP, No. 811 ARCH Street. myg 7t*
m FOR SALE—A DEBIRABLEJH
•HoouNTBY HEBIBBNGBL containing 1!
three-atory BTOfIE HOUSE, Stone Barm and fee
House, full of ice, within one minute's walk of Gray's
Lane Station, Media Railroad
Also, 26 acres, suitable for Building Lots.
Apply on the premises to „, „
myB St&wtofit* DAVID SNYDER.
MFOR SALE, ON EASY TERMS-
Tbe very deniable DWELLING, 1110 Wullaee
Streeti bee all tbe modem conveniences and large yard.
B. F GLBBN, lM3Boutb FOUBTH Street, and
xa>2o-tt 8. W. cor, SEVENTEENTH and GEBKN,
.m FOR SALE VERY CHEAP—
m£ DWELLING, WALLACE Street, above Ninth;
eight rooms.
Also, a large number of eligible building lots, cot*
tages and country seats. B. ¥. GLENN.
. 193 Bouth FOUBTH Btggt, ?
mxao ‘AndLS. jr-eor-ftNVgNgflaNTii and OBBEN,
m FOR SALE—‘A THREE STORY
JEI Btlok DWELLIHG, With thr.e-rtory back build
in,e: has been thoroughly repaired; lot JO feet by 100,
H 0.1903 Mount Vernon ctreet Immediate pocfwsriou.
Apply at so iB3» Wallace street. myio-at*
MTO LET—TO a CAUMVLi RELI
ABLE Tenant* threealory Briek Dwellln.it with
thxM'atorr back-building* aU modern improvements,
large yard, good cellar. ««., situated north of Brown
street. east or Twelfth street; in perfect order, having
been papered and painted throughout
For farther particulars address, till Me? 24, J-S .
019 VINE Btrset. »Tg-2t»
#1 EXECUTORS’ SALE.—WILL BE
Jiliiileold at vublio rale, on the nromlior. on TaURS-
DaY, the J6th hutant. that valuable HOTEL known aa
THE BAMBO HOUSE,
Oppoiite the Court Home, NORRISTOWN, Penna.
I, The Hotel fronts 117 feet on Bwede street, and contains
four offices, store room, and kltohen on first floor; entry,
four parlors, diningroom, Kir room, and hall 34 by 60
feet on second floor; thirty four chambers in second and
third stories with, stable*, sheds, and carriage nonce.
S«dt t «»m.n.,.UP v M 6
my2o St* P. IS. HPI»T£&. i **B**™*'
M?OB BALE—DWELLING 2040
ABOH Street. myl9-6t*
m TO LET—THE FIFTH AND SIXTH
JOLStorlea of the Granite Building, Book Street, be
low Third, with Steam Power.
The Office, first floor. Ho. 238 Carter street.
The Third Story ofthe Commonwealth Building, Nm.
fill and 613 Cheetnnt street, 14 windows, ihe best lighted
room in the city. OoTnsIL.
cwtii,^ravA"fftt.
m FOB sale-neat COUNTRY m
IuItPLACB of SIO ADBEB, near the 13-milO etoneeiU
on the Germantown Pike; Bonreuine rooms good/water*
all necessary out-buildings* good neighborhood, conve
ni#Bt to churches, schools, and two miles from Honls*
“own. Price $6,000; $2,C00 can rematnon tne place.
For foil pertieular* inquire on the premises, or address
6USAN 8. WILLIAMS, Plymouth Meeting Postoffioe,
Montgomery coonty. Pa 5? ..
TT'OR SALE.—ABOUT FIVE TONS OF
X COEUISDUiI, at hie f«m. *«Hll# townehto,
Chester coonty. Address, EmfreerUle P. 0., Oheeter
JOHN LESLIB, Jr.
F)R sale—the good will and
FJXTCBESof a first class boelnees stand, euitablo
for any wholesale business, on Market street, be*
low *blrd. For parttcalare addre.e, with real name.
Box 1867, Post Office. myl7-wfm 4t
T ARGE SALE OF DRY GOODS.
J r A BAKE OPPOBTUHITY „ . _ ImTT
26th, it wilf then be offered at public auction, at 2
“rhl? being an old-celabllehed stynd of patheart *
B> other, next door to Harrisburg Bank, It is certainly
Bo «Snl«r MmlttlBt „tor
mylfl-flt* HO, N. SEOOBD St , Hatritbutg.Fa.
SENTB’ FTBIVISHKG COOPS.
PINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
which they make a epaelally In their business. Also,
"’"‘ifofELTlEs’foE GBHTLEMHN'S WEAK.
J W. SOOTT <ft CO.,
OEKTLEMEH'S FUBHISHING STOBI,
owuciuu,- gl4 ofl g9iinjT Street,.
Ponr doore below the Continental.
gNGLISH BROWN STOUT,
SCOTCH ALE.
IB JYOHI AMP CLASH.
ALBERT O. ROBEBTB,
„ DBALBB I* FIHB OHOCBBIBS,
-w.» Corner ol BLBYIHTH ant YIBB fits.
"PORTRAITS OF PRESIDENT LIN-
A GOLN -All the varieties of pictures got up lu Phi
ladelphia, New York, and eUewhere, of our Martyr
President supplied to the trade. . . .
Hew Caricature of Jeff In
myffl <tr* 13 Horth SIXTH Street.
ArOTIOK- TO LADIES —WE HAVE
Is jnet received a 1 are e nasortment of
CORAL OHHAMBHTB FOB THE HAIR,
made by the natives of Bombay. These ornaments are
beautiful, and are worth eight time* the cost, but are
sold by na. at onr for
Any person wishing to purchase oan do so by sending
60 cents to JOHH J. HYDE,
Ho.ltBWe,tP|mSt A
r*ARB, AMMONIA-CASKS FRESH,
BONGAI. TUKUBEIO 46 bags now due per "York
toKAD JALAP—“Vera Cruz." to arrive per steamer
“Propontle," at this port. Imported and for eale by
V*. H WILSOH.
my2o-6t 308 MARKET Street
PRESENT GOLD PRICBB.-108
PITCHERS, Walters, Goblets, and all other kinds
of Plated Ware. _ H. BOLOH.
myie et \ maw CHESTHUT Street.
pARD PHOTOGBAPHB—ACCURATE
V end pleasing pictures. twelve for $ll5, suitable for
Albums, and jnet tbe thing for J!S!iign rs n\re«f 4 .!5n*«
with classmates. BEIMERTJ, SEOOHJJ Street, above
Green. “
PORTRAITS - SPLENDID STYLES
X andtmiarpaued as WhftUfifwßjColdMd In JhebMt
manner by artists of rave skill. See
size Photographs in oil colors, atß.r. aSiUls» *»Yt«
A&GH Street. -
PSSK2SS Sis2£tBss
igi
Street ■ ii—
TYEAF MADE TO HEARt—INSTRU
U BESTS to aselet the hearing, 1* evrry variety and
of the molt rptroved construction, at P. MADEIRA 5...
118 South TRUTH Street, below Oheetont ... JttjB3jh*
MJF SEASONABLE PBIOES.
AVCTIOIf IAIM.
SK**- SPECIAL BALE OF BIXTY
A^ B NlNa; '
»o SASI S I* atthoFkinuix Ooeob Work.,
WlU^<Ut> WU '
acsortment
offered at auefffin a n(l • * ttd *?***» y» OV«*
IftWWMk "woU*kS,« frtßhmentforbuOdftN
-TiMt At,FJtBDM - HB ?mgi.
HBRKNESB’ bAZAAR. ntmtw
Seal AND BANSOM BTBBETB.
OF BLOODED STOCK, So., j, 0
The Fourth Semi-Annual Sale of Blooded Such, uudsr
the direction of the Philadelphia Society for the fromo?
Uon of Agrlcnlture. »H 1 Uk. jl»» on
May 24th. 1866. at 10 o'clock A M., at the
BAZAAR, NINTH AND SAHtSOM iTS,
49" Contributions of Horned Cattle, Sheen. Swine.
Poultry. &0., are solicited. Arrangements will bs
made to aecommedate Stock over night at the Besur
“m^lff.et ,lB * ALFBBD H. HEBKNBSB. Anctloneer.
AMUSEMENTS.
NEW CHESTNUT-STREET THEA.
AV THE—CHESTNUT STMiBT, ABOVE TWBLFTB.
SECOND AND LAST TIME,
T <l™r Flay.
Tubn «„Sru. B J ILI ' DIBP,
Captain BawksTe'f^iatrß.'l, *DAVBNFOR?
B " form ‘ D “ will oonoludJwith o t*«
TO-BOBBOW m?»u I r7 IONnbH .SRnp.^o.
WED »d Y « K m«IS?®‘
Id aid of the
LINCOLB MOnUMKBT FtTBU
THE WALLA m OK s AKODAV E^„ B J^ LUSO^
AND EVERY MEMBEB of the RKOOLAB 00MPARV
all having kindly »Wr varntbl^a^i”;
SATURDAY Ma. m
FOETV.iriFTH. OBAUD FaUiL ” matl*h»
When tha COLLEEN BAWN will b?£r “AUiIS,>' 1 S,> '
WALNUT.BTRBET^fHiXTRii~
V THIS (HONDAK) EVEHISO, Hay jf/ 1 ”
Ffvo?ltf Bflemeß onl,i[^S rmI(1I
’ LUCILLE WESTEEE.
LUCILLE WBSTSBSI
who will appear In h«r great Character of
LaiHi
laEaH
THE JEWISH MATDBW.
THE JEWISH MAIDEN
WEDNESDAY, BBJttJBFiT OP B L Tr&TON
TLTRS, JOHN DREW’S NEW ARoi:
BTBEET THlA’fllß. VUfl
TO-NIGHT (Mondajj,' Ma|U ISM,® 1308 -
THE enohastbels, 1
Stella, the Enohantreee..— 51!n KlctUnm
Esmlr>».>—Deter Biehtn-- 1
FBIDAY, MISS BIOBINGB 1 BENEFIT,
fiRRMANIA OROHSBTRA.-THi
VA LAST THBEB PUBLIC KEHEABBAM Of Tilt
SEASON will take place May Wtb, 23th, ao?
2?th. avt Ist
OF FINE ARTS,
CHEStNtT STREET, ABUTS TENTH,
NOW OPEN,
THB FORTY-SECOND ANNUAL EZHIBITION
PAirSTINQ AND BCnJi.PTIJKW
Open from » A, B. till 7 P. M., and troa 6 till 16 la
the Evening. ap374 jej
-A&a SUFFOLK P&.RK, TUESDAY.
MAT 33.-PP&SE AJJD ST4KS, 2
u£*I?i>OUBL*TJU.MBACB BBTWBWI SIXfiHuJK
TBAXBI—T. Ingram names Lady Whitson aud Buf.
falo, Wm. Bo*e names sorrel horse and nute u,
Goodin names Hannah Bradley aid mate, j ii, Hiller
narneab nr. and, mate, wm Doble names a gl Uax
and mate. Trotting to commence at 3 o’clock, Good
and track*
miDIEB RESORTS.
jgUMMER RESORT,
BROAD TOP MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
HUNTINGDON COUNTY, PA.
This old And popular MoublM& .Hwei't will ue ouaui
for the reception of guests on the let of Ja&V This
honee has recantsy been ihoroaghly renovated and im
proved in a manner that trill be satisfactory to m pa
trons. Exsorslon tickets will be isensd bribe Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, which will be geod aadl
the let of October next.. Aback will be in mdlnei* on
the arrival of the sate at Dudley to convey lutets to the
hotel, a distance of two miles. Terms moderate;
For particulars, address
WM. T. PBAHBOfir, Proprietor.
_ 1# Broad Top City,
HflnUngdon toady, Pea»»._
1&922-IBl*
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY,
Win te opened thio dmeoh ro twiisriiiSH Ml
OF JUFB, for the reception of guests
This leading bouse will, for to* cminfi seam, four
sustain. Its repatai'ot.
Greatly encouraged by the tmsiuess of last yo*t\ the
proprietor feel* satisfied that a Hotel conduced cltarlv
j irst'Claw ma«i contlnae aaaceees at this old and popu
lar resort ...
The railroad facilities are promised to be excellent.
Beck's celebrated Philadelphia Band has been at*
cored for the UOLDMBIA the coming eeaaon.
For rooms. &e., apply to J, fl. DBKFISOif, Sfer
chant’s Hotel, Philadelphia, or tr> _ ti
GBOBOX J, BOLTON, Proprietor,
CaPB ISLABJ), n J*
mylg 2m
A TLANTIO CITY.—“ THE CLARBN
iI nuH" ik now open for the aooonunodation of
BOARDERS, transient and permanent
Hat 16ft, 186$ J>n. JAMSS JEITKINB,
myl7'Wfml2t Proprietor.
CEASIDE-HOUSE,
0 FOOrOFPEHHbYLfAIH^^^
Is now open for the Exception of Guests.
DAVID SCATTgROOPD.
TYESIRABLE FRONT ROOM TO LET,
AF with board. COOPER Street, Camden. Inquire
408 WALHUT Street. myaa-mwifit*
OOARDING -ONE LARGE, SECOND-
U story roomwacant, at Ho. 634 South WASHING.
TOH square. mrl9.3t*
TJAY BOARD, WITH FIRST-CLASS
AF Dinners, at Ho. 6*4 South WABHIHGTOM
Square. myl9.lm»
EDICATIOXAI. *
|)UGBY CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
A BTBBBY, PgILADELPHIA,
Tbi& iniUiuttout Which Will beeßlaWißbH to gKP«
’fKMBSIt NEXT, it destined eo rival ihe b.st schonis 6f
this country, and of England In lie system ol itt&trac*
don and dlsciplinei and In the fuilnesß of lu classical
and mathematical course. M 1 . i1 ..-. ut . .
Those preparing for college will he flitted to take a
high stand in their class, and to gradaate with honor.
It will be the eptolal aim, also to prepare ydoog men
for business or professional life. Circulars, with foil
information, saet be h*d at 1226 Hhostnut street.
GLAKBNOE «MITO. A, M, PrfudpaL
Hefehencbs. —CalebCope, Esq.,Hpa Wm. D KeJlsy,
Hon. Jos. Allison* Alexander whiildlu, Baq., Thomas
Putter. Beq., A. H. F/anciten», Eiq., H. P.M. Slrkia
•bine, Esq. mylff-mwf4m*
OBLLEVUE FEMALE INSTITUTE.
O x boakMHS aCHOQfe ?0K tratos .
THE SttMMEJJ TJ!K* OF tBIS IaBTI'PWniO*.
iiealthfollj ana beautifully located on the noHiitWl
Strain of Attleboro, Books «oMlr, PennaylyanlA. will
commence Fifth- month. Eld. ISM, and continue la m*
iSiffe’sMw. übss?
PonnaylTanla. JASIIP. aBAHAM
Prlnelyatc.
muivm.
70 CBJfSTEUT STREET*
l AM i have now own a Brainiflceut awortraeniof
BPBING MIXWmBy AHI) BTBIW GOODS,
Which. I offer, wholesale and retail, at the iowert
market prices „ _ , H , . ~
p*mit do Soles and Groa de Haplee In all colors; the
mui'e desirable and scars* solom, »uch at buff, pearl*
ro«« pink', &«., ft » uurtnuri of 111 »4M,
Bert V'bita, Blink, ajid OMMd Gripjw,
Klbbooi of every bind*, uarrow «io WMr tc nurtna
th» Asm, coods, jarettliit rtylei. Ik
removable HiTS AJfB 801f j, sl .g
We offer every new shape in every variety of mattnal.
White Lacsa, Barbee.Malines of every qiulity-
The beet French and New York
every ether article required in mantng or trlmmln* a
handsome line of the best quality Grenadine
the country promptly and accurately at
l"o'
WAITDEPARtfMENT,
W
B j PAEKEB, Ula Tint Meutenant and Captain
13U) Pennsylvania Cavalry. was tried Wore a General
Court Martial at Philadelphia, and convisisd of
“making and presentingforp&ymeut toofflosrs in the
miliary service of the United State*, and Motiving 9%r
thereon, false, fictitious, and fraudulent aocmnts or
claims agalnat the Government of the United States,
knowing such accounts or claims to he ralM, flotltiOUS*
and fraudulent, * 1 le his
“That lie he confined at hard labor for the period of
three (3) rears, in eueh military prison orpenltentlarr
ae the Commanding aaner&l may direct $ that ha relm
burae to the United Bt«M the sum or tffPLfrudMd ang
fifty-four doliert and thirty CdgSTwh or rdfi&Alft
in j» ison for two W y*e** in addition; that ha Da for*
ever disqualified from holding any qfdoe of trust or
emolument under the United State*, and that this e«a
terce be published in the pablio newspapers of Bam
more and Philadelphia.» * B U, To WUSB&D, f
It ■ Assistant Adjutant General,
OPECIAL card.—being obliged
to decline bualneßß, I now offer to eell at nubile
Kale, without reserve, all of my stock of Cabinet ware.
It is of superior quality, and fully equal to any that I
have ever made. See U. Thomas fi Sg.ViSW« Mw “
njer.t 080 J HB«KSLB,
mi 20-fit BQQ CHKSTJtJr Street.
ftBIOB & LONG, tt « rtW irtßEw
ur« ?sm
TSaSSim mit-it
ALBANY AND TROY,
"win win ‘siWJia r f|lSf‘ w *
"S&F*' to wft
boot> k opm? TO BJOBMOHD. oitt poibt, abb
Wa!hii«otob KSurffiftl S“«2J!!SmwBS
BA“Lr”»WBA«lM »tßaltlmoM.
FfiSK SofWH g*p-KBNißTVaapi:
<3BO. A. DAPMPJt. Pen. Tlchct Uent. nrli in
OXmBSN A.NDAT-
i*i tn bailkoao.-t»iu
i«it« VUw-rtrut Firry M follow!: * 90 A. 1L
Atfi*tii ™r.:zJ-mr a;
* uoUm vrtwia. ,
! -»lie*aT
DEPABTMENT FOB OOSXOMj
M GOODIN', Pioar'r-^r.