imKlal.
H B Musters, N Jersey
S T Bradford, N Jersey
H H Rook veil, Elmira
jaeob stott, Waterford
N B Hammond, Cites oo
N E Stevens A wf, Bolton
J Klmbell, Cheater oo
L L Bachman, Chea oo
L Beeehar, Pottitewn
Griffith Elite, York oo
J Heffelflnger, Cites oo
T G Pleroe, w Cheater
Ihe Com
T n SbMPIM«i Ohtstor
John W Roger, PottsvlUe
S Fennooiii Obw>t» ,
£•» New Yotk
j Leedy, Harriabdf# a
lUos J Hamilton) USA
O H Brackett, Maine
W M Phillips, PwM
TM Charlton &wf, PJ
W S WtlUAms, Cfaesco
J Galliner & wf, Ponna
Blu Oalliner, Penna
JD Nelson A la* ciiaB c 0
M&lSlson, Chesterco
Z«S Bodder, Bachs co
oh Bear.
ID Kuhn, S Whitehall
E Troxel, S Whitehall
D Housum, Beading
J Housam, Beading
John Berg, Butler, Pa
John Hersa, Pennsburg
e w sheiimlra, Peuna
n YerkOS, gatbpro
dee K Be van. Beading
me bim
j Matthews, PottsvUle i
jßKenninger, Beading
l Beam, Harrisburg
5 W Miller, BeruvlUe
£ Wetherhoid, Penna
x.Fiaher, PhiUpaburg
S-MCrail, ARfivlile
3 W Miner, Xienaoon
John Berg, Butler
*W Kahns, S Whitehall
SPECIAL NOTICES
To General Grant.
BY THB BAUD OF XOWBR HALL.
Poll many strive to be Immortal,
Like to the famous names of rove;
Xet, pasting through. Death’s Iron portal,
Are-heard and spoken of no more.
But if then e’er was sure renown,
’Tie thou, brave Grant, hast won the prize.
Nor shall thy star of fame go down
TUI blst’ry’* self forgotten lies!
Broad thought > And proud are we to know
Thou wilt in thl* otu city dwell.
And that thy ttrj heme shall show
That valor here is honored Well.
-Thus we dispose the mocking tale
Oft told by foes of liberty,
Nor our Republic does not fail
Her gnat defender’s dues to ses.
No fitter spot, in all our lands.
Is there for loyal valor’s home;
Nor Independence Hall here stands.
With freedom's halo round Its dome.
Upon our textile soil is raised
Ail tMbge that man can needful call,
And clothes, by high and low be>pralaodi
Always abound at Tower Hall l
Allkinds,stvles,andBizesofclothing t men's, youths'
and boyB\all grades, from medium to superfine. Al
though our sales are large and rapid, we have a full
and complete assortment, new and fashionable, which
is being replenished daily. < Our prices, being based
upon the lowest market rates of the season, are lower
than the lowest elsewhere. Ah examination invited.
TOWBfc HALL,
No. 818 MARKET Street.
BJ3NNBTT St CO,
Foe Painting Metal Roofing, Iron
Tsnoesi Ta*ke, Ac * fitaad’s water*proof Cement u
highly recommended by those Who have tried it, and it
is especially intended for stopping leaks around shim*
Beys, scuttles, trap-doors, or other parts of a roof.
Bold by the sgedt, TBUMAN St SHAW, No. 835 (Bight
Thirty-five) MARKET Street, below ninth. It
Carpet Sweepers and Clothes Wring
£HS should be used by every good housekeeper. Twoo*
the most approved patterns are for sale, with a general
variety of Housekeepers’ Hardware, at TRUMAN &
SHAW'S. No 835 (Sight Thirty-five) MARKET Street,
below Ninth, It
Thb Nation,
A WEEKLY JOUBHAL
Politics, literature, Science, and Art,
'WILL BE PUBLISHED IN NEW YORK,
: 1U main objects will be—
■ First. The maintenance infi diffasion of true demo*
: critic principles in society and Government, and the
advocacy and illustration of whatever in legislation or
in manners colma likely to piomote a more equal dis
tribution of (fee fruits of progress and civilization.
Second. A more careful, accurate, and moderate dis
cussion of tbe topics of the day, and, above all, of
legal, economical, and constitutional questions, than
I is possible in the dally press.
Third. Sound and- impartial criticism of books and
works of art: .
Fourth,} The earnest and persistent consideration of
the condition of the colored race at the South, with a
j view to the remoratof all artificial distinctions between
Ithem and the rest of the population, and the bestowal
on them, as far ae education, security, and justice can
do it, of an equal chance in the race of life.
Fifth. The enforcement and illustration of the doc
trine, that the whole community has the strongest in
terest, both moral, political, and material, in their
elevation, and that time <aa bo no real stability for the
republic to long as they constitute, as At present, a
large, ignorant, and degraded class.
Sixth. The collection and diffusion of trustworthy
Information, as to the condition and prospects of the
Southern States, the openings they offer to capital, the
supply and kind of labor which can b 9 obtained in
them, and tbe progress made by the colored population
in acquiring the habits and desires of civilized life.
Boys 1 Clothing, Boys’ Clothing, Boys’
CLOTHING.
Joy* 1 Clotting, Boys’ Girthing, Bore’ Clothing,
Boys' Clothing, Bor*’ Clothing, Boys' Clothing,
Bore' Clothing, Bor** Clothing, Bor*’ Clothing,
Son’ Clothing, Boys'Clothing, Bor*’Clothing.
In ov.ry ynrietr. In every yarfety,
In every variety. In every variety,
In orerr rarietr, In emr rarlviy.
In ereiy rarietr. In ereri rarietr.
In erery variety. In every variety.
In orerr variety. In erery variety.
At H. L. Hallowell ft hoa'a,
At H. L. Hallowell ft Son’s,
At E. L. Hallowell ft Son's,
AtH. L. Hallowell*Son’s,
At H li. Haliowoll ft Son’s,
At H. h. Hallowell ft Son’s,
■U34 Market street, 684 Market street.
>684 Market street, 634 Market street.
634 Mark at etreet, 654 Market street.
684 Market street, 634 Market street.
684 Market etreet, 634 Market street.
634 Market street, 634 Market street.
BPEOIAB EOTIG3.—We haTe the largest and best as
sorted siosk of Beady made Boys’ Clothing laths city,
catia the latest styles, and mads in the best manner.
B, li. HABLOWELE ft SON,
S3A MASKS! Street.
my6-awBt
The Human Haxb—A Discovery Loss
mem®. J „
Hair Color Restorer and Dressing."
restores Gray Hair to its Natural Color.
Makes the Bair Soft, Glossy, and Luxuriant.
Nutritious ahd Entirely Vegetable.
Keeps the Scalp Clean, Cool, ahd Healthy.
Dobs not Stain thb Skin o* Soil Anything.
•* London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing. ”
•* London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing. 11
•* London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing. 11
«* London Hair Color Restorer and Dressing. 1 *
(Invaluable as a Diet slag and Beautl&er.)
1— It will restore gray hair to its original color.
2 It will make It grow on bald beads,
s—lt will I eel ore the natural secretions.
4 —it will remove all dandruff and itebin**
C—lt will make the hair soft, closer, and flexible.
B—lt will preserve the original color to old age.
7 it will prevent the hair from falling off.
8- will onto all diseases of the scalp.
Single bottles 75 cents; six bottles, C 4. Sold by Hr.
SWATHS & SON, -330 North BIXPH Street. It
Jones’,
THB LOWEST
SELLING PRIGS
U marked in figures
on each article.
AND HBVBR VA&ISD,
AT
jobss*
Crescent Ona* price
CLOTHING HOHSB.
MARKET STRJSST.
above Sixth,
No. 604.
49» Prices reduced to suit the times.
A floe assortment of READY-MADE CLOTHING,
suitable for all seasons, constantly on hand.
Custom-work made to order at short notice. Cmh9-3ui
A Hint to Both Sexes—How to Gain
And Retain Affection.— lt has frequently been sug
gested that Plantation Bitters are. In another form,
the “Elixir of Love” of the Ancients, That they do
much to quiet “family Jars, 1 ' and reconcile fretful
wives to cross husbands, we verily believe. When
domestic quiet W restored, and connubial felicity reigns
so Dre me*
“Bow great the charm, how sweet the bIiSV,
That Ends expression in a kiss v *
A free and proper use of Plantation Bitters will in
spire the souls of both ecxes with pure and high-toned
sentiments of affection, and a capacity for rare and ex
quisite enjoyment in each other** society. Remember,
there is no place like home and no passion like love—
and nothing to link the two together and you to both
like the great family blessing, Plantation Bitters.
myl9*Bt
Army Itch, Tetter, Scald Head, Salt
RBBTJH, RINGWORM, ALL ERUPTIONS.
"Dr. Swayne's Allays all Ointmtnt. 11
"Dr. Sway ns's
"Dr. Sw2yn*-*8
No case so obstinate or long standing it will not cure.
HR. SWAINS & SON. 330 North SIXTH Street. It
Lieutenant General Grant.—Excel
lest Imperials find Cartes de Visits of the General*
i&lcen from life* nod pronounced by himself and friends
the beslaver takes* sen lie obtained at
F, QUTfiKOUrST'S,
704: a&OH Street*
Hair Bye ! Hair Dye !
BATOHBLOR’B HAIB DIB lithe Bast in the valid.
The only tree end perfect Dye—harmless, lnetantene
one, and reliebio produces a splendid Black or natural
Brown; remedies the ill effects of Bid Dyes, and fre
quently restores the otlglnal color. Sold by all Drug
gists. The genuine Is signed W. A. BATCHBLOB, 51
SAROLA? Street, New York. jaJmwfly
WHI INJURE THB COMPLEXION BI
FOWDIBB AND* WASHES Which choke or 1111 UP the
•ores of the ekln, end In a short time lease It hAHh Ui
dry, It is In the blood, audit yon want a smooth and
soft akin nso HELMBOLD’B EXTRACT Off BABSA*
PAXILLA. It dres a brilliancy to the complexloa.
A Clbak, Smooth Skin and Bkauti-
JVL COMPLEX lON follows the nee of HBLMBOLD’B
concentrated fluid kktbaot SARSAPARIL
LA. It remocee black spots, pimples and all sruptlons
of the akin.
Not a Pew on the Worst Disorders
that alßict mankind arise from corruptions of the blood.
HRLMBOLD’S EXTRACT Off SARSAPARILLA le a
remedy of the utmost yalu*.
To Pobift, Enrich thb Blood, and
SSADTIff! the complexion, ueeHKLMBoLD’S HI3H
LT CONCENTS ATBD FLUID EXTRACT SABBATA
XILLA. Ono bottle equals In strength one gallon of thg
Syrup or Decoction.
Hblmbold’b Concentrated Extract
BDCHD iff (he great Diuretic. HBLMBOLD’B COR.'
OBhTRATBD EXTRACT SABBAPAKILIiA ietlte Oreat
Blood Purifier. Both are prepared according to roles
bf ffhwm&cy and Chemistry, and an the most attics
•thgt tin be made.
A Thing or Bbaott is a Jot Fob
-IVBE.— Those who desire brilliancy of complexion,
Mi} toriohiht bloodj wMdb SSLMSOLD’S
OOffCSNTRATED EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA Iht»-
riebly docs. Recollect it Is no patent medicine. Ask
lor Heimbold's, Take no other. mhl-wflnsa
Bargains m Clothing t Bargains n*
OLOTHINGI
Bargains ih Clothing ! Baroaiks ikDlotbikol
Baroaiks in Clothing! Baboaihb ik Clothiko!
Baaoaihb ik Clothing ! Basoaots is Clothiko!
OPfEHKB by Febby a on,,
offeheb nr Pbbbt A Co,,
Offered bt Fbbst A Co,,
Offered by Pebby A 00,,
No. 303 CHESTNUT BTBBET, ABOVE THISB,
Ho. 600 Chester! Street, (GRANVILLE STOKES'
Old Staßd.)
And 8. E. Cor. Seventh and Habsbt Sts. (JOBSS’.
Besets. Ferry A Co. have undoubtedly the largest
etock ol ready-made Clothing, and finest variety of
elylee new presented to the public In this city. Their
eteck is new, .bought at the lowest rates, got up In the
belt manner, and sold at
WONDEBFULLY LOW PRICES.
• W ONDERFULLY LowPaKJBB.
WONDERFULLY LOW PRICES.
Wonderfully Low Patess.
Our friende and the pubile are invited to tail and
Mt&fflißfl f?r tbimselvee, and be convinced that it la
16 their advantage to lea? nogs rtH -
Attention ie alco called to
Oua Custom Dspabtmekt,
Oua Custom Dbfabtmbbt,
Our Custom Department,
Our Custom Dbfabtmbbt,
Oub Custom Department,
In connection with each establishment, where we
have constantly on hand
And cun gnaiutM to our ooatomon entire satisfac
tion Is ©Terr re-pect.
Mo. 303 Obbstbut Btkbbt. • Abotk Third,
Mo. 609 Chestnut Etbsbt, (OBaKVILLH BTOKKB’
.OM,Stand )
a<Qp&i ß- Ator ■BrWstk and Mabhbt Sts., (JOKES’.)
PsBBT * Co.
Pebiv* Co.
*ltch. (Wheatoltch,
saltbseum. (oijmisrf)' bhsuh.
fta Itch in 48 hours. Alio, inures Salt Rheum,
UlctflC Chilblains, and all Eruption* of the Skin.
Frida CO cents. By sending 60 cent* to WEEKS <& POT
TER, BOSTON, Maas , will be forwarded free by mail.
For sale by all Druggist*. mhlS-ffm
ChickßßWG'B Pr.Tfna—
iTffTf*3S,ofloBoW, —Hew wamoousijp “Til
Entrance In Art Gallery. 914 CHESTNUT Street.
mr4-2St* WM. H. DUTTON.
gg-fe* Geobge Steck & Co.’s
iTTTT* pianos, nTVTI
AXO '
MASOH & HAMLIU'B
CABIBBT ORQASB.
PIANO Oyer 600 each of these fine C IBfNBT
FORTES. Instruments have been sold by ORGANS
PTa&O Mr. G.. and the demand is con- OtBISST
FORTR4. sternly Increasing. ORGIffS.
PIANO For sale only bv CABINET
FORTES. ~ • J. E. GOULD, ORGANS.
PIANO SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Sts. CABINET
FORTES. no2Q-tf ORGANS.
CLOTHiija E 7 the Mils.
The Immence etoek of BBADY-MADH CLOTHING
now dicpleyed at
if plaoed In ona aostlnnona line, would roach a lone
dbtuao toward Richmond. Thi« long stream of Cloth-
Inc la tunning off at
AMES—PIiUMLY.—On the 17th Inst., In tho
Unitarian' Chnrch, at Springfield, Mass., by the
Hey. Mr. Tiffany, assisted by the Her. Mr. Leelye,
Brevet. Brig, Gen. John W. Ames to Margaret G.,
dangbter of B. Bush Plainly, of Philadelphia. *
OAZENOVE—HUGGABD.—On the 23d Inst,
at the Chnroh of St. Matthias, by the Bev. B. G.
Chase, Beotor, Mr. Charles D. Oazenove, of New
York, to Miss Fanny M. Huggard, of this elty. No
cards. *
JULY G, 1865.
Biles- KEPI..—On the evening of the 22d Inst.,
at the chnroh. Broad and Sansosn streets, by the
Kev. John Chambers, Mr. Charles H. Bile#, to
Miss Aliee J. Keel both of Philadelphia. *
PAIST—WENZEL.Ii.—On the 22d instant, by
Friends’ Ceremony, Joseph H. Paist, of Parkers
burg, w. Ya., to Serena wensell, of Philadelphia.
No cards. *
CHAMPION.—On the 22d Inst., at hla late resi
dence, 107 Vine street, C. Collins Champion, In the
66th year of hla age. **
HERBERT.—On the 16th Inst, Henry Herbert,
Captain U. S. C. T., son of the late Henry Herbert,
of Frankford, In the 22d year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the ramily are Invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence of hla
mother, on the Bustletim Turnpike, above Frank
ford. on Wednesday morning at lo o’clock. **
JEWELL.,—On Monday morning, 22J instant,
Bachel L., wife of Dr. Wilson Jowoil.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Thurs
dav afternoon, 25th Inst., at d.o’elcOk. vet
HOOVER.—On the evening of the 21st last.,
Margaret Hoover, In the 98th year of her age.
Her relatives and friends are Invited to attend the
funefal, from the restdenee of Hannah Flanigan,
No 231 North Broad street, on Fourth-day after
noon, at 2 o’cloek. *
DUNLAP.—In Doylestown, Books oounty, on
Monday, the 22dinst., James Dnnlap, E=p, of Phlla
delpbta. Interment at Doylestown on Thursday,
the*sth Inst., at 1 o'clock P. M. **
TSLACK ENGLISH GRENADINES.—
D j aB t received, a case of Black English Grenadines,
at 10 cente a yard. BESSON & SOB. Mourning Store,
018 CHESrfI Or Street.
One price. Prices In plain figures. myls
TJLACK CHALY DE LAINE.—JTJBT
C otened, one case ofplaiablech Chaiy do Lainee at
SltS eenta a raid, besson A SOB. Hoarding store.
91S CHSSTHtff Street.
Oeenrlee Price, tn yl.in ...—, - - mrifi
WHITE SHAWLS, BEST ASSORT.
It MEKT IS TOWN.
Pare White Barege Shatrle.
Pure -rhite Herbaria co.
Pare White Shetland do. .
Pore White Thyet Silk Frjn«a.
ny IB tf EY HE Be LANDKLTi.
KS- ABTIIXEBY CORPS. WASHISG.
lap ton OKAYS.—A bpeelal Meeting ol the Corps
■win he held on FRIDAY KVBMJBG, May 26th, »t ,8
o'clock. JOHN L. THOMSON. Semetaty. It*
|33F~ HOBIICITI.TUBAL MALI.,
tae' BEOAD and WALNUT Street..—Colonel A.
HJBDBZTHY, of California, will doilyer a Lecture ou
•'Grape Culture and Wine making in California ”
before the Ptmteylvania Hortlenlinrel Society, on
TBUESDAY EVENING. May 26th'. at 8 o’clock P«r
sona Interested in the .object are invited to attend.
rnyM-it* '
|3S» HfiSTEB ALIBEDUILOB, ROS
of Hon. N. G, TAY LOB, of Bait Tonne. toe, the
youthful Orator and Union Scout, wiU repeat U« ad
arete at CONCEBT HALL, on MONDAY EVENING,
May 29. Sale of tiekete will commence May 24, at T.
B PUGH’S Bookstore, BlXTHand CH*STBUT.my24'4t
mu CBEEK Oils AN» MIHING
ld§> COUP IST. —A meeting of the aubsoribera will
be held THIS DAT, the 21th Instant, ntl}s o'clock.
Office. Ho. 3» Horth FIFTH street. „
It* • -0. F FOXiWTBLIt, Sicratary.
masonic notice.-tmebb
Ifcx? will be a Special Meeting of Ufl lONLODG 8,
So 121, A. T. M , on THU2BDAT JBVJSSING, Hay
35th, at 7 o'clock. By order of the W. M.
my24-gt* ALPHOSSO 0. IBBLAHP. Secretary.
THE WAGSEB FBEE INSTITUTE.
K£? The Scientific Lectures of this Institution are
given daily at 6 P. M in the new Hal?, free to all; the
pubn© axe cordially invited to attend; they consist or
Chemistry# Anatony, SecloimNat«*Al Philosophy,
Physiology, Mineralogy- and Mining, The Fifteenth
atreet cara come within one square of tee banding, It
onU’E OF THE LEHIGH COAL
AM) HAYIQATIOCf COMPaSY,
Philadelphia. May 13th, 1865.
Stockholders of this Company, wbosenamea appeared
as anch on their becks at the close of transfers, on the
18th of March last, are hereby notified that their right
to subscribe to new stotk, on the terms of the Circular
of March iO, 1860, will expire at $ o’eloc* p. tf., on the
24th Inst, SOLOMON SEfiPHEftb,
It Treasurer,
prs» PSOPOSALS Vlit BE BE*
GEIVED at tbic Office np to FEI DAT next. Map
26th* at 12 V. * for the GBafiS at the Hantics Park.
CHAB. DIXBxt
Commissioner of City Property.
».a- iecidbs ami abduess.
■aP SKY. j. W. BAKHSiRr, A H„
Fit sldent «f Falrmonnt Fem.le Collage, trill deliver 3
lecture on
THURSDAY EVENING, Kay 25,
at 8 o'clock»Bfc American Mechanic* Hall, corner of
FOURTH and GEuiiOfi Street*.
Subject: “THE NATIONAL PRESENT.”
Addressee 7111 also be delivered by Hey Wo. T.
Eva, Rev. J. H. A. Bomterger D. D , Rev. Joseph B.
Smith, Rev T. A Fcrnlev, and ex-Govemor Pollock.
National Anthems will be song by celebrated artiste,
Who have been aecnrtd for the occasion. ...
Proceeds for benefit of Religions Union Meetings held
in this hall _ . • • w t • • • •
Tickets 60 cents. For sale at Doctor Hershey’s drag
store, corner of Fourth and Geerge streets; Bowers 7
drug stores, Sixth and 'Vine streets, and Sixth and
Green sirtete, and &t th« dry- goods stores of Harvey &
Ke»»ed¥.B«ond street, b*low George; ShiUincafKAI*. 1 *.
No. Irt/Hancoch street; mce A Wood’s. No 113 North
Ninth street, and atlhornley ACbism’s, corner Eighth
and Spring Garden streets. mj2a 3r
vsa SPECIAL UNION RELIGIOUS
WEE? SERVICE -tOaLVaBS C BURCH, LOCUST
Street, above Fifteenth; -Preaching every evening this
week, by the Pestorcl?® Union Prayer Meetlug every
morning, from S to 9 oVfqck* xa>23-tuwfr3fc*
»» WB, THE CSDEBBIGNED WOOD
SSE7 BN WAKE and YARN DEALERS agree to
dose our pieces or business on Saturdays at 3 o clock:
P H. from Msj 27th until July 29 th.
A. H FEANOIBGUS & CO.,
WHITE & PBCHIS,
J. H. COYLE & 00..
CHIPMAN & WHITH.
FARNSWORTH <fc GRAYBILL,
ROWE & BUTTON*
a! m huntl'ingrr.
MTrSBELM aN* & EIRE,
GEORGB FOLKER.
_ „ CHARLES WESTON, _
juyM-St MEREDITH. WORTHINGTON * OABVBB.
Ointment."
Ointment. ''
orncß OP the IEHIGfI COAL
*» AND NAVIGATION COMPANY, M •
„ Philadelphia, May 13, ISM. .
Stockholder* of this Company, whose same* appeared
as such on their books, at the cfoße of transfers, oa the
18th of March last, are hereby notified that their right
to subscribe to new stock oaths terms of the Glreuiar
of March loth, 1865, will expire at 3 o’clock P M oa
iHe 24th Inst. v SOLOMON SHEPHERD,
mylM24 Treasurer.
m^g" l ANNIVEBSARY OF THE AMEBI
flow CAN SUN DAY SCHOOL UNION. —The services
connected with the forty-first anniversary of the Ame
rican Sunday Sshool Union will beheld at theMUSIOAL
FOND H&LL, LOCUST Street, near Eighth, on TUES
DAY EVENING, May 30, at a quarter to 8 o’clock.
Ticket* of admission may be had gratuitously. ou ap
plication at it® Bociety’e Building** No. 11SS CBBsT~
NUT Street. By order of the Commute®.
myJ3-7t M. A, WORTS, Secretary.
•'ST*' ASAKASIUI£ Oil. UO.-IHS AN.
Ids’ HUAI. Sltetiaio! the ADAKAHHSB Oil op.
will be held ante office of the Oompany.Ho 37 South
TBIEl) Street, on FBIDAT. June 2d, »t 12 o clock M„
for the election of Directors, And the tr«rsactlon nfother
hneineee. BOBT. F. BWOKX,
my 23 7k
Philadelphia, May 22,1895.
kst TBIASSI7AI, MBBTISe OF THK
■SB? Stockholders of the OIBABS MialltO 00 . Cof
I-afce finporlor). will be held at ttielr office, 80. 344
WaLBUT Street, on TUESDAY, tbeSth proximo, at 13
*l?tk Lf"e election of Dlreitoa. tad ft.>trui,ac
tion ol other huslnecs. B. A. HOOPES^
mi 3 1»
Philadelphia. M&y 22.1565.
PHIUBEIPHIA, MAY >9,-1865.
IHE? apnaa l . meeting of toe Stockholders of the
RESOLUTE Ml SI Ji GC<' MPABJ (of W l ‘ 0 JL n P"'?^ ,
xfhl be held at their office, N0.3*l WALKOr fe trees,
on U'-‘i 6ih proximo, it ;2 o dock for the
■■ U«!(I2 at Elrtcloiß aad tha transmUton bu«l
’’wfSO-Ht SecretarV,
Kffir- OFFICE OF TH*
Mlbllift (X, iIi’ACY OF LAKE 6UPSBIOK,
Ho, iiB4 WALHUT Street ~ ~ ~,,
PHILADELPHIA. MaylBss.
NOTICE ie hereby given, thnt the Annual Mealing
Of the hteot holder, of “The AloygdaU'iaMlulniCoia
ran, of Lah, Superior” will b>. held at the Office. Ho.
334 WALHUT etieet, Ott THURSDAY, Jth proximo,
at 12 o’clock M., for the election of Directors ami the
transaction of other business
mj2o tjev e. k. woil BATH, Stcrattry.
All the Latest akd Best Styles,
All tub Latest akd Best Styles,
All the Latest abb Best Styles,
All the Latest akd Best Styles,
WANAMAKEB S BKOWH’S
OAK HALL POPULAB CLOTHING HOUSB,
8. E. cor. SIXTH andMABKETSb.,
MABVELLOUBLY LOW PBIOBS. ' npl«-H
married.
3DIEX>.
A CARD.
UNION VOLUNTEER REFRESHMENT
SALOON,
poo® OP WASHINGTON JIYUUB.
Shall our brave soldier* bo well entertained on their
return f It is for the citizen* of Philadelphia to deoido.
It will bo four yean, on tha ensuing 97th of Hay.slnee
the Union Volonteer Refreshment Committee wat or
ganized, and If the Institution is closed on that day, the
amount of oath on hand will no more than meet ear
obligation*. The war is virtually ended, yet our Braves
who hare to nobly and valiantly defended our fireside*
and country are about to return to thsir homes. Shall
we receive and refresh them and show by our hospi
tality and kindness that their great services are fully
appreciated by the grateful citizens of Philadelphia and
vicinity? The Committee will, with great pleasure,
continue their voluntary duties, should the fund* be
fareiAhed, and they hope this Will be a final appeal,
Contributions handed onr Committee, or either of the
following gentlemen, will reach us» and be properly
appropriated:
Rev Dr. THOMAS BRAINBBD, Mo. 631 Pine street
THOMAS ROBINS, Esq., President of Philadelphia
Bank. t
D. B. CUMMINS, Esq., President Girard Bank.
S. A. MERCER, Esq., President Farmers’ and Me*
cb anise’ Bank.
J. B. AUSTIN, Esq , President Southwark Bank.
M. W. WOODWARD, Etq • Cashier Manufacturers*
and Mechanics'Bank.
THOMAS T. FIRTH, Esq., Treasurer Pennsylvania
Railroad.
JAMES 0. HAND * CO., corner Market and Decatur
street*.
SAMUEL B. FADES, Bea.* No. 707 Vine street.
ASAD BARROWS, Chairman.
J B Wap*. Secretary. mylMnwlgt
IRELASD AND AMERICA,
IRELAND A SOVEREIGN STATE IN THE AMERI
CAN UNION.
Very Rev. Dr. M( RIABTT will deliver a Lecture on
tne above subject to Irishmen and the Friends of Ire
land, at the
AOADEMS OF MUSIC.
MONDAY BYBNING, May 29,1866.
The triumph of the Union is the trumpet sole of uni
versal liberty over the world.
Ticket* 26 cents; Reserved Seats 60 sent*.
Tickets can be had at Eugene Cuuunlskey’s Book
Store, 3087 Cheßtnnt; Johnß. Downing, Eighth, above
Walnut, Book 6 tore; John Breen an. Jeweler. No. IS S.
Eighth street; James Tobin, Jefferson and CadwaUder,
Grocer. , .. myl7-thsmwf«6t
TO COAL CONSUMERS.
Examine the following figures and decide for your
fidlf if it 1* not to your interest to beeomp a stockholder
111 the .
HOUSEKEEPERS* 0041. COMPANY,
LAST WINTER'S PRICES:
Cost of mining and transporting a ton of 2,240
pounds C0a1....- $6 68
Yard expense*, for picking, screening, un
loading, etc.......,...........,...,—40
Carting from yard to consumer’s door 60
9O
Tot tl cost of mining, transporting, preparing,
and diliverlng a ' Long Ton’’ of 2,240
pounds at the consumer’s door $7 58
Average retail price of a ton of Coal last win
ter, was over. - <*.......... 12 60
Are you willing to continne to pay from 60 to 75 per
rent. advance on your Coal ? Do you wish to save from
$S to <5 per ion, and get a good article, well prepared?
Each Stockholder in the ticutekeeper’s Coal Company
is furnished with a coupon for every share of stock he
bolds. Bael&onpon entitles the holder to a Ton of Coal
anncally et cost for Iff years
At the presmt retail price of Coal, a stock
hniasr will SCMtf entire cost of hie etoele in three
mats, exclusive of any cdj>h divbtmds he malt iwtfw
from the sale of the surplus UOitl Vhiiuit over Choi
used by the stockholders.
Though prices may be much lower this season, the
stockholders in sbls Company will still have the
ADVANTAGE OF ALL THE PROFITS.
THE QUALITY OF THE COAL.
The following extracts are taken from a Report of
Prof. WM- F. ROBERTS, Civil and Mining Engineer on
tie *’Braschdale Coal Property
“The coal mined from chi* land has always had good
impute in the market Coal inch as is produced from
the Spohn and Lewis Value, commands a ready sale at
the bight-et marketable price, and it can be mined from
ihese veins cheaper than from other veins of the same
class In Behnylkili ’minty. **
SUBSCRIPTION BOOK Ol»BN AT THE
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
NO. 105 SOUTH FIFTH STREET,
Where information concerning the affair* of the
Company can be obtained at the office.
PRESIDENT,
X. F. LEAKE, M. D., Frankford.
SSCBBTAET.
JOHN BACON, Office of the Company.
TREASURER.
THOS. WBIGGINB. B. B. Cor. Fifth and Chestnut sts.
GBNKRAL AUBSTT.
BOBT. K. OOBSON.
DIRECTORS,
X F. LEAKE, i LEWIS THOMPSON.
B. H. JEXKS, i THOMAS WRIGGXNS.
JACOB W. BOOKIOS. myZ4 rawf24t
NOTICE TO AIX »15LINQUEST
V 3& CORPORATIONS ORGANIZED UNDER ANY
LkW OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Police is hereby given to all companies incorporated
by or under AS7 law of the commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania. and organized at any time prior to the first Mon
day of November, i&64 that have railed to make report
to the Auditor General 'under the Act approved April 21,
1668. and the Act approved April 80. 1864, that they are
required to report to the Auditor General forthwith, a*
follows* viz. 2
In case a dividend ha* been declared, the Treasurer
will report, under oath, the amount of capital paid In,
the dafo, amount, and rate per cent, of each dividend,
during the year ending the first Monday of November,
1864, and any previous year or years In which the Com-
Sany may have had an existence; and In case no divl
ena has been declared during the year or yean end
ing as aforesaid, than an appraisement of the cash
value of the capital stock, a* it existed between the first
and fifteenth dayß of November, must he made by the
President ox Treasurer* and a majority of the Director*,
under oath; When an appraisement la made, the re
port should also ataU at what time the Company was
organized.
in addition to the above report, under the act of April
23* I£6B, companies not paying a tax on tonnage are re
quired to make a separate report, under oath, of the
Treasurer* of the amount of net etti-nings or i»eome re-
4fi.ring the period April 80 to November 1,
\V^* T j section of ihfiMt,
and * * doing busineas in this Comm onwealth, are
notified tint they are mad, aataect to the taj on-net
earninga or is come under the 2d Motion of the actor
April 80, 1864, and are required to report to the Auditor
reasonable time in which to make the aevejal reports
required by law and above enumerated; but continued
neglect or refusal will subject them to forfeiture of
charter , u* der the 2d proviso of the U> Motion of the
act of April 80. 1804, which is in • he following words:
“ Provided further, That any corpoTatton which has
failed to make returns to the Commonwealth, as re
quired by the act of April 21, A. D. 1858, entitled Au act
for the better securing to the Commonwealth the pay
ment of taxes dueby incorporated companies, ’maymake
Such return within sixty days after the passageoftWa
act. any law to the contrary notwithstanding; and all
delinquent companies falling or refusing to joeskeiull
mnnisSd fiSmait to the State, n i«ntred by tte
general )»»■ ol tht, CommanTr.»ltijn MlMlon thereto,
shall tm all their rl,ht> and ptiTtlettl declared for
feited by proclamation from the
Auditor General.
W. H KBMBLB,
State Treaiurer.
HABBisßrsa. May Id. 1866. my IB lm
»®» ISIVEKSITI OF PESSSTIFA-
Ias? JflA-DEPARTMBHT OF ABTB —The final ex
arrtnatlon of the Senior Class will be held in the follow
ing order, beginning each day at 4 o clock P. M :
TUESDAY, 33d— By Prof. Frazer, {Physical Geo
-OrS*DBBSDAY, 24th—By Prof. Alien, (Piato’a ffor-
2sth—By Prof. Coppes, {lnternational
26th—By Prof. Jackson, (Tacitne’ Life of
29tb— By tha Provost,(Butler’s Analogy )
■ TUESDAY, 30th—By the Provost. {Social Science
(Carey) and Constitution of
my23-7t Secretary of the Faculty 0! Arts
mrear* OFFICE OF THE COAE BIDBE
•HP IMPKOVEMEST AHD COaL COMPANY.
PBiLASEhPHia, May 8, 1855.
A Special Meeting of the Stockholders wIU Im held at
the Office of the Company. 339 WaJjHUF Street, on
T&UBbDAY, May 25th at 12 o’clock M.
B, order of the Wdof H Dl«ctors k MITOBBLLi
mylB t2B Secretary.
THE ASSIIAI MBITIHB OF THE
VaP Stockholders of the MASDAN MIJTiaO COM
panT. (of Lake Superior,) will be held at their office,
Ko 3»4 WALfIUT Street, on THURSDAY, the 25th
ioet At 12 o'clock, for the election of directors ana the
transaction 0[ Other hu«ue|.. A HoorgBi
Philadelphia, May 10,1666, mylblSfe
PHIUDIIPBM, HAY 13, 1895*
9£fr The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
Mining Company, of Lake fcunerlor, will be held
attheirOfilca, 00. 334 WALHUfltreet, on TUBS
DAT, iheSOthinst., at 12 o’clock, for the election of
Director*, and the transaction of other hnslaeas.
mrlfi'UnySO B A. HOQPJ3B, Becretarya
«<&*> THE ANKVAE MEETING OF THB
Stockholders of the JSMPIRB COPPER Op.
(of Michigan) will be held at tbeir Office, no 483
WALHDT Hreer, on FRIDA7, the 2d day of Jane, 1865,
at 11 o'clock A M-» for the BLBQTIOH Of DIRECTORS
and tha transaction of Secretary.
PBir.Ansr.PHiA, May 16.1866. mylfi-tia2
*3gr- THE ASHUAI MAT FESTIVAL
WSP TH AID OF BT. JOHN B OSPBA3 ASYLUM
will 118 hold oh the OJAunea of th« Imtitutlon. WEST
PHILADELPHIA, on TfiUESDAY nsll, SKh lust-
Ajrangenents bay* beenmado with tho Pennaylva
n)a BaUroad Company ro run their Cars from Bridge
street to the station opposite the grounds at intervals
during the day t also, with the City Passenger Bail'
ways to run adaitional Cars oyer the Wire Bridge to
the Oi Quads. my2o-6t«
t-vsr THE ASSDAIHKETIKO OF THE
IM? Stockholders of the PHIL ADEPHIA A»D BOS
TOM MlnlßG COMPANY (ofMlohlgan) will be held at
their Office, Mo. 433 WALNUT smeet, on FRIDAY,
the 2d day of June. 1665. at 1 o’clock PM., for the
ELECTION OF DIBBCTOBS and the transaction of
other hustnees, J- S. MoIIULLIN, Secretary.
Philadelphia, May 15, 1865. m,l6.tje2
KS. MERCHANTS’ AND MANCFAO
TUEEBS’ NATIONAL BANK.
PmsßUae, April H, 1866.
Ktnnhhnlders are hereby notlfiod that Books wlil he
JucdfcrS
St the COMMERCIAL NATipNAbBANK, to Philadel
phia, on MOHDAY, May nt,iBS6. and
>B to3 l o^clocT?p’ l Mf,'untd lBmA
By order of the Board of o „ Uar .
S, 8, BOLLMAJI. President,
, PitUtmrjr, Pcbjr*.
EOBT. B. STERLING. Vito President, , _
Philadelphia ApW-tiel
DIVIDENDS.
wcw° DIVIDEND NOTICE,—OFFICE OF
la? THE MAPLE SHADE OIL COMPANY, Ho.
534 WALNUT Street. ....
pHn.AUBi.PHiA, May 21,1561.
The Board of Directors have this day deolared a dlvl
diHd of FOUK FEB CEMT. on the Capital Stock of the
Company, payable at their Office, on and after Ihe 31th
tnst. clear of State taxes. The Transfer Books will
close on the 25th. at 3 P. M • fl™ K° SEi.BLB,
mv24 6t Secretary.
AVa» peSDSYLYAHIA BSIIBO 411
COMPANY-TREASURER'S DKPAKTitBNT.
v Philadelphia, May 8,1855.
UOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS--The Board of Di
rectors have this day deela re d af .f A^Pom*
t\i sivr p»n pgNT on tho Capital Stock of tbe Com
pany, .dear of NationsJ and StatTtaxe., payable on and
attorney for collectlnr divide ads
SifitHSA 0 " ° ffl “ 0i ThSm'& T o F?S?l™‘ h
my4-28t ‘ Treasarer.
9HUXABI.
• PRIZE MONEY AND GOVERN
fI HEAT K-JUKTY TO ALL WHO BHTBH TAB
■Jjl nWITBD 6TATBB MARISE CORPB. A
JL Order* have been received from the head of tat
Marine Corps, at'Washington not io restrict recruits to
% particular class (as has been the cte6 heretoioro), but
-■h receive ALL who have served In the volunteer ser*
dee, or In the regulars, or in the marines, and have
*»<.*□ honorably discharged, finch persona enlisting in
he United Btate» Manno* will receive the Govern'
nent bounty, and will also be entitled to their ebare of
orl«e money in any capture of the enemy’s vassals.
!« m si re
Captain and Beemuing Oflesr.
WANAMAAER fcBBOWW,
THE PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1866.
pEACK AND PROSPERITY FRIGES.
EIRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND ARCH)
IMPOBXEBB,
JOBBERS.
AND
BETAILEBS
0?
FINE DRY GOODS.
ap2g-w»m2in
QIiOBBY BLACK H0HAIB&
jayS-tf b. b. cor. NINTH and MABKBT Btreets.
CHIRRED MUSLIN, OR PUFFED AD.
k-J LJCGIENNE* for Bodies measuring 42 iad&es wids<
only $1.60 a yard, a reduced price.
TOCRBD MUBLiN, for Bodies. Will open to-day orb
more case, 73 pieces, 1907 yards, and the last of these
Goods, at the same low price.
6TKIFED NAIj»SOOKB, for Bodies, just received, 30
pieces, excellent quality, at 60 cents a yard.
PLAID CAMBRiC, 40 pieces of a cood muslin, at 44
centsa?ard.
NAINSOOK MUSLIN, fine quality, at 50. 66. 63. and
75 c*nts a yard, much better than usual, for the earns
price '• • '
WfIITB PATENT SPOT NET, nearly two yards wide,
»yct the size of a pin V head, very cloeo, Preach goods,
a novelty, only a small lot
WHIT* SILK ILLUSION, two yards Wid«, very mw
quality, only $1 a yard; thro. yard, wide, only ,1.50 a
yard.
BLACK LAOEBABBRS. A lot of 1,100 Barbee at 36
cents, very cheap, as usual, at ______
WORhE'S,
Lace and Embroidery Store,
It* No. 38 North EIGHTH Street.
MOURNING millinery.
ASH. MTSKB.
myB-Hn t?3B OHadTSPT Street.
pHOIOE STOCK OP DRESS GOODS.
V/ guji ghENADINES, superb styles.
Spring POPLlNsTlateit styles.
Plaid and Plain LEIOS.
Black and Blown VALBNOIAS.
AffMlat and French LA WHS.
spring .trial aroHALLI HU SAIHER.
Spring SB AWLS, in variety.
At _JOHN H. STOKES’,
Ho. you ABUH Stmt.
H. 8.-50 dotes Ladles' Bleached HOSE, at 12>< sent,
per pair. myl
SHETLAND SHAWLS, IN EVERY
O variety. A. * H MTRRB,
myS-lm 988 CHRSTNUT Street
SPRING DRESS GOODS, OF NEW
O STYLES. OPENING DAILY.
Spring styles Valencia*.
Spring styles Poll tie Chevm.
Spring stiles of Poplins.
Bummer Poplins.
Splendid Organdies.
Percales, in great variety*
New styles or Piques.
Spring Colors de Laines.
Spring Colors Mohair* 4 .
New styles of Dress Goods, in great variety.
EDWIN HALL * GO .
mh6-tf ga south BICOID Styest.
'PLACE AND FIGURED SILKS.
D A. & H: MYBBSv
myS lin 930 CHESTNUf Street
SPECIAL NOTICE,
™ SELLING OF? ENTIRE STOCK
TO CLOSE BUSINESS!!
GOOD-WILL AND FIXTURES FOR SALE.
TfiORNLKY AND CHISM.
We invite special attention to the above announcement.
We have s Large Stock.
_ „ We are Selling Cheap.
Every yard is to be closed out os or before the Ist day
Of September. Silk* and Dress Goods.
Gioths, Caesimoros, and Linen Goode,
Shawls. Cloaks Skirts, Hdkfo,
Muslins and Calicoes much under market pries
THORNLBY A CHISM,
mylS-gm Cot, of EIGHTH and BPRING GARDEN^
Mantillas, all styles for
JJLL mourning. A, & H. MYERS,
myB-lm 936 CHESTNUT Street
PLACE: ALPACAS AT 60, 62, 75, 88c.,
*~'and $l, Also, magnificent Black Mohairs, $1.15,
$l. 36, $1 38* and SL 60 ■
Lupin’s Black Wool Delaines. 65 etc.
Double-width Black Wool Delaines, $1.13 to $1.70,
Lapin’s plain colors Delaines, 63 cts.
Pearl Tints Alpacas and Mohair*.
Tourists* plain, mixed, plaid, and striped Mohairs,
low and finest grades. __
Finest Nainsooks. Cambrics, Jaconets, Satin Plaids
aid Stripes, Bird* eye Linen, Swiss Muslins, Bril
iants, Ac.
White and Buff Pique hr the plena or yard, lood
Stock, good Qualities.
Lawns, Printed Cambrics, Gingham*, &«.
Mueline by the piece nndeirpriefa ..
OOOPBfi * COCTAKII,
my9-tf S. B. «or. NINTH and MABKBT aired.,
rj.RAY MATERIALS FOR TRAVEL,
VJ LING DBSSSEB. A. & H. MYERS,
myS-lm 9D6CHRBTNPT Street,
PIGURBD SILK GRENADINES,
-S- of the best qualities and styles, la Black and Gray
Grounds. 66c to $1 60
Traveiting.DreBs Goode, In every variety.
New Dress Goods, in great variety.
Handsome Chene Bilks, 93.00.
VERY CHEAP BLACK SILKS,
suitable for Dresses. Mantles, and Sacques..
COTTON GOODS AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE
PRICES
Merrimac. Spngue. and Pacific Prints, 36c.
10 4 Waltham and Feperill bleached Sheetings, $l.
H. STEEL at SON.
miWNoi f!3 and 715 North TENTH Btrwt.
myB 5m 936 CHEgTMPT Btreet,
i£HE QUAKER CITY
business college,
If. B. Miner TENTH and CHESTNUr Streets.
BOOK-KEEPING, PENMANSHIP. COMMERCIAL
CALCULATIONS, 13U8INB88 FORMS, CORRESPOND.
SHOE, COMMERCIAL LAW, AND TELEGRAPHING.
TMe lneUtntion racks superior to any commercial
..Loci ia ‘^iS^iVoM’ss^i^r 17 . ■
Anthoiized by law to grant diploma;, under lta corpo
rate seal, and confer degrees of merit.
ABSTRACTS OF EDITORIAL NOTICES.
Several young men of this vicinity era now pursuing
& regular course in the QUAKBB GJTT COLLHGB, and
they endorse thegmlveraal jUdginantof the people lent
it is one of the best, if not the very flyst institution of
the kind in the State.— itfonfowr American, DanvUic.
ar
LEGS, the character of which is tally attested by the
lane number of prominent and lncratiye positions that
are sow held by its former students.— National Be
finder* Norristown
For character, capability, a well-earned- fame, and
fidelity to students,thls'GolJere is unsurpassed. — Unit&i
States Journal* Philadelphia.
Mr. Fairbanks is the moßt successful basinets educa
tor we eyer bad. —Sunday Timesi
The course of instruction is thorough and eminently
practical. One of the advantages of this institution is
that it gives in a short time, and at a comparatively
email expense-, the knowledge which years ol toil only
could otherwise give. —Petersons 1 Detector
One of the remarkable features of the times is the sw
eets of thi* isstimtion. Under the able management of
Prtf. Fairbanks, it fo enjoying a most extensive and
comtantly Increasing patronage.— Grermmtown Tele
graph
For full particulars send for an Illustrated Circular
and Catalogue.
L FAIBBAHKB, A, H., President.
CBB6TEB K. FABR, Jr. Secretly. It*
"RTJGBY CLASSICAL AUD ENGLISH
A\aoa_demt,. * ...
1»26 CiHSbTNUT STREET* PHILADELPHIA,
This initiation, which will be established in SEP
TBBiBKh. NEXT, la destined to rival the hi-st schools of
this eoantiy, ana of England in lie system of inetrao*
lion and discipline, and in the fullness ol it* classical
and mathematical course.
Those preparing for college will he fluted to take a
high stand in their class, and to graduate with honor,
it -will be the special atm* also to prepare young men
for bn&UHts or professional Circulars, with fall
Information* van U had at 1238; Cjwtnni street.
EDW. CLARENCE hMITfLn. R, PrlaslpAL
BEPBnaNCBS.—CaIeb Cope, Esa.jHon We. D.Selley*
Hon. Jos. Allison. Alexander WhiUdU, Esq ■ Thomas
Potter, Esq., A. H. Fianci«coi,E*q., H. P. tf, Birkin*
bine, Esq/ myls-mwf4m»
BELLEVUE FEMALE INSTITUTE,
JO A BOARDING SCHOOL JOS OIKM ,
THE BUHMBB TEEM 07 THIS IfISTITUTIOH,
healthfully and beautifully located on the northern
limits of Attleboro, Bucks eouuty, PeansylvauU. will
commence fifth'month, 33d, 1866, and continue In set'
cion twelve weeks. . , _ . , .. .
The eonrse of instruction is thorough in the several
departments o! English, french. Latin, Mathematics,
ForfuU deialHM«circular, to ebtaln whichaddrcM
ill, Principal*. Attleboro Foot Office, Back* county,
Pennsylvania, ISRAEL J. OBAH1H&
J JAKE F. GKAHAMI,
PrlairfjMda-
OEHTF FURNISHING GOODS.
BINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
A. xta sob.eilb.ra would invite attention to their
IMPROYBD.OOT OJ SHIRTS,
(rbich they mike a specialty in their business. Also.
GBNTLBMBN’B WBAB.
J. W. SCOTT * CO.,
OEHTLKMBB’S FURNISHING BTOBB,
“o. 81* GHBBTNUT Street,
lal-ly Pour doore below tbe OontinentaL
•79c CHESTNUT STREET.
I X hare now open aIT a, niacent assortment of
SPRING MU LINER! AHD STRAW GOODS,
Which I offer, wholesale and retail, at the lowest
market prices.
Poult de Soles and Gros de Naples in all colon; ths
more desirable and scarce colors, such as buff, pearl,
rose pinks Ac . in an assortment of shades.
Best White, Black, and Colored Crape*.
Bibbone of rrc*y shade, narrow and Wide, to match
French Flowers, ths finest goods, prettiest styles, ai
r.a.onableprl«., Hlirg BONNETS
We offer every new shape in every variety of material
Wide White L*c*», Barbes. Uallnes of every quality,
T> , best French and New York Bonnet Frames, and
every rther article required in making or trimming s
b jjK|' a‘handsome line of the best quality Grenadine
Ordered country promptly and accurately at
lAudiid 1a k» W£Yli,
waned to. No. T*6 OH BSTNUT street,
ap29lm Successor to M- Bernheim.
JO FAMILIES RESIDING IN THE
We are prfpai ed, a* heretofore, to supply families, at
tbeir country residences, with
£V2B? DEBOBIPTIOK 07 FINE 01 QUERIES, TEAS,
XT AVAN A. CIGARS.—A GOOD VA-
Jlj. biEry constantly in store and bond, at lowest
ofc»h rates. S. FUGtTET A HONB.
myi‘l 6n£ Bo al6 Booth FBOET btreet.
a RICE & LONG,
U FULTON WOBKB, 13*0 BEACH BTBBBT.
Engineers, Machinists, Boiler Makers, and Car
Builders. , , , . ,
Tasks of every description made to order.
Sole Agents for Long's Marine Sallnometari. _ mylMi
CPEOIAL CARD,—BEING OBLIGED
O to define business, I now offer to sell at public
sale, without reserve, all of my stock of Cabinet Ware.
It 1b of superior quality, and fully equal to any that I
have ever made. See M. Thomas A Sons’ advertise*
wont GKO J BBBKBLS,
m»BMt 809 and 811 CHEBTPPT Street.
RETAIL DRY ROODS.
PEARL SHADES ALPACAS.
TOURISTS’ DHESS GOODS.
BLACK WOOL DELAINES,
BLACK MANTILLA SILKS.
WHITE AND BUFF PIQUE.
COOPER <Sf OONARD,
EDUCATIONAL.
INST RUCTION IN
MILLINERY.
RUSAL DISTRICTS
Ac , Ac-
ALBERT O. ROBERTS,
mj24-tf Corner BLBVESTH and VINE Streets.
GREAT CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUSE*
FINANCIAL,
(JNITBD STATES
Y-SiO LOAN.
THIRD SERIES.
$230,000,000.
By authority of tho Secretary of ths Treasury, the
undersigned, tho General Subscription Agent for tho
•ale of Unitid State, Berarltlei, offers to tho pahlto
tho ttlrd scries of Treasury Noteo. hurlng seven and
three-tenth, per wit. interest per annum, known aa tha
seven-thirty loan.
Theao Bote, are Issued under data of July 15. 1885.
and an payable three yean from that date In cur
rency, or are cosyortlhle at the option of the holder Into
V. S. 5-20 SIX PEE CENT.
GOLD-BEARING BONPS-
Then Bonds ere now worth a handsome premium,
and are exempt, aa are all tho Government Bond,.
from Slate, County, and Municipal taxation, to hieh
adds from one to three per cent, more to their value,
according to thereto levied upon ether property. Tho
Interest la payable seml-annnally by coupons attached
to each note, which may bo cut off and aold to any hank
or hanker.
The interest at 7 SO per cent, emonnta to
One cent per day on a ,80 note.
Two cents per day on a MOO note.
Ten cents per day on a MOO note.
Twenty cents per day on a $l,OOO note.
Os. Dollar per day on a $5,000 note.
Boise of all tha denomination. Mined will ho
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscription!.
The notes of this Third Series are preoisely similar In
form and privileges to ths Seven-Thirties already sold,
except that the Government reserves to itself the option
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“«»*■ andtho.aha T lM£lataßWtU o P E |..e bwaaat (Sam
wm WIHDI.B, Kxeoutore.
OntkrlMVUlai UkeMer 09 . Pi-
»y 24 woi*
TILE pipe, bends, BRANCHES,
lud Traps at MMUfa.t|Mr-.jjrl«w. a
Plumber and Gasfltier,
111 South S&YBBTTa Stieot,
my24-3t»
BUCKEYE MOWING ANDREAR
SSSIBG MACHINES HAT ELEVATOR. And Bloc*«,
Boise Rskea, CnltlTAtote, Hone Hon, Harrows, &c.,
for sals by D. LANDRETH &.BON,
Implement ami Seed S^raaoaio,
No. Ml and 33 S SIXTH Street.
lt # „ Between Chestnnt and Market Sts.
PRATT’S STEEL TOOTH HORSE
3?BiKKS. Hey. Spreaders, Hay Elevators, with
Block, and Bope complete, forjAlgbj Bm3Ti Jfl ,
my 24 933. And 93* MABKKf Bt., above Ninth
m k THE UNION M.OWIN6 MA
SCcHIBSS —These celebrated machines now In store
and for ial«at Jtt „
mj24 933 and 331 MABKBr St ■ eVov* ninth
rift THE BUCKEYE JUNIOR MOWER
iCand the BUCKEYE MOWER iND, BEAVER.-
These nnrlYalled machines bow; to store and »*«
at, jna&Ufaetnrers’ prices by Eo BERT BUIBT, Jk
my24 Q?£.ana 9534 MABKST St., above Ninth.
rift UNION MOWING MACHINE,
IT which hae been folly tested for thelaet font year a
It combines strength, durability, light well M, W,**-
draft, with complete efficiency In cutting *raea, HAnl
or heavy, wet or dry, lodged or etandina. and emCracei
many minor convenience! not fonnd la other macbmea.
Also foriftlo, the most Laum-MouKt
in t’m market PABOH ALL MOtt dl»,
Bple Agouti Agrtsnltnral WerehoUße,
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS PUR-
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at B P BEIMBK'B Gallery, 634 ABOH
ceded by all, most durable, elegant, and daiitabie or
alUtylcß. , ——
PORTRAITS, OF FINE BTYLE AND
M. wondrous actar&ey of Ukenete and exyreßsioa and
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HOLORED PHOTOGRAPHS —IN
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A 1
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f CORSETS AND BKIRTB.-JUST
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TASTEFUL AND SUBSTANTIAL OLOTHINO
BY HIS UAfISTY
NAPOLEON 111.
403 CHBBTSOr Street.
THREE MORE
FAIRY FINGERS.
LEGIE.
Arcnos NOTICE.
Ruction notice.
TJ. S. SALE.
BABES BKAZILIEBA AND FERNANDINA.
Samuel c. COOK, Anctloneer.
ON FRIDAY MORNING!
“ l0 “ <1, “ th# NAVY
WILL BB SOLD
on account of the Unite! States Government,
TAB BABE BRAEILIBRA* Register dimensions:
Length, }33ftoi 4 inches; breadth* 38 feet 6 inches; depth,
14 feet 2 iiches; tonnage (old law) about 493 tons.
THE BABE FIRhAUDIfA. Register dimensions:
Length* 12?feet4tnehes; breadth. 28netdlnehes; depth,
10feet 7lnches; tonnage (old law) about 330 tons.
With their complete set of Spars, full suit of Sails,
Running and Btfcn'dinrJMgging, &«.
Inventories afthe AUCTION STORB, 80, IB ft BOOTH
FROST STREET,
Twenty per centtoot of the purchase money mast be
paid <m the day of sale, and the remainder before the
vessel iifftßWYftd from tbr **??.*•**» yhirti will be
dona witMn sis dayeftfU? the date of fiftlfi,
Q T. SULL,
my3o-24 26-29*31&J?-0t Commandant.
WANTS.
WANTE D-A> SALESMAN IN A
Jewelry Store; must understand the business.
The btat of reference required. Address 14 Jeweler, 11
Ledger office. my24»2t
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* » a SITUATIOCT In » Broker’. CHBee. Best refe
renoe given.
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"* Tard or Clay Ground, to manufacture brick, by
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*« I. o.,** Box 1036 Post Office my24-2t*
WANTED—TWO YOUNG LADIES
B ll n »pouttho ago Of fifteen to become rtrpJLS in a.
?S££°? I 2ff llo *>« *|tabllshed enevgetla man?
agemeut. They will be instructed free of dblfie, the
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French, and Music, in con
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possessing influence _ Address, stating reeideaea,
M Principal, M Press office, my2S st*
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STJiAM-BMGINE; diameter of cylinder between
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Address ** J. G., 1 ’ box 1036. Post Office. mySWi*
WANTED—AN INFLUENTIAL
” SALIBMAH Jn a WhoUfftlft Clothing Hoaae,
one who can command ft cash or short credit ft 4 ** trade.
A liberal engagement made from July Ist AU cord*
mnoiestioAS confidential. Address “A. B. 0 Press
office. • my2l-ft»
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Inlelligent SALESMAN, able to control some trade, and
fully competent to wait on trade generally.
To one disposed to devote his time to the interests of
the House, a good position will be offered now or by the
Ist of July.
Address M Cash Trade. M my 20* 121*
WANTED. —llO PER DAY, AT
HOME. —Aar peraou, male or female, ean ele»r
per week, at home, in a light, honorable btulneie.
t 2 Hy? reauired. Returned .oldiern and others
hayirg ft lew hour. kelly to epgre, C.a lunrn the nartt
enlgre bj enelsilag l#a atamna for ol.iiilaf and retara
post, Addreee * WAYVBhti.
B>yl7-lm- Chicago, bos 1181.
A YOUNG MAN OF ENERGY AND
Activity, with a moderate capital, deelres to form
a connection, about the Ist of July, with a Commission
House, or a person who can influence Gonßicnaentfle
Ail correspondence confidential. Address • ‘ Energy.”
this office. it*
A GENTS WANTED, TO SELL THE
-**• genuine Improved New Bnglard Family SEWING
MACHINES, the best Machine In the world.
Address A. L LBBUBS ft GO.,
apßft-lm* Box 62, Orange, Mas<»
GREATEST THING OF THE TIMES
—BOWEN'S PRIZE ENVELOPES. -Agents Wanted
everywhere. Premium Watches given to Agents. On
receipt of $l5 we will mall, _poit-p&id» 100 Envelope*,
and a splendid Solid Silver Hunting-Case Watch as ■
premium to the agent. A single Envelope sent, with
sirsulir find futipartieulaic, on receipt or 25cents. Ad•
dress JL % KQW2B A GO.; P, Oi«Btt 4279, 3B BBB&*
MAW Street, N. T mh« 8a
INFORMATION WANTED-SER-
A OBAKT LEVIS MILLER, 00. L, 6th F«nna. Oa
valry. was tak»n prisoner by the rebels at Beaver*Dam
Station, Vs.. May loth. 1864. Has been heard from at
Andersonville. Ga , an* Florence, S. G Any knowledge
of his whereabouts will be thankfully received at lid
North BLBVBNTH fetreet, Phila, myZI-Sc*
XHttW ENTERPRISE—II 2 TO $34 A
Day. Agents wanted, male and female, to sell
Wilson’s ImprovedslB Familf
BBWiN« machine.
We will pfty siso a mosth and all ftkpenssg, or give a
large commission, at Which the above waift? can be
made. For terms and particulars address
P O. LATHBOP ft Ga.
Second Floor Front, No. 112 S- SIXTH Street,
my 22 fit* Philadelphia. Pa..
•JtlOPi A MONTH.-AGENTS WANT
everywhere to introduce the improved
SB AW ft GLARE TWENTI-DOLLAR FAMILYSEW
ING MACHINE, the only Jow-pries machine In the
country which is licensed by Grover & Baker.
Wheeler ft Wilson. Howe, Singer ft Go.» and
Baehelder. AU other machines now sold for lees
than forty dollars e&eh are Infringements, and the
seUer and user are liable to fine and imprisonment.
Salary and expenses, or large commission, allowed.
lUnstrated circulars sent nee. Address SHAW ft
CLARE, Biddeford, Maine m*lo-dftW3m
$7O A MONTH.—I WANT AGENTS
SP » v/ everywhere at #7O a month, expenses paid, to
sell FIFTEEN ARTICLES, the best selling ever offered.
Full particulars free. Address OTIS f. GABBY, Bidde*
ford, Maine. mylO dftWfim
« WANTED, ON OR BEFORE AU
GUST 29, a gocd-cized House, bet#6Ml Thirteenth
and Seventeenth and Pine and Market streets.
Address ** Box A, * * Philadelphia Post Office, my 34 4t
M WANTED TO RENT-FOR FIVE
Msior six months, & large handsome residence, very
handsomely furnished; would be offered on very favor
able terms during the absence of the owner. Apply to
my 22 BOBT. MACGbEGOB, 410 WALNUT St.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
MF O R REN T—s3oo —A NRA.T
DWELLING, food garden and pasture lot* sttaate
on the Marshall Bond, or Walnut street, west of Fifty*
sixth street. Inquire of D, T. BtTfiß*
On the premises, or at
my24*at* go. 300 MARKET Btraet.
TO’SENT—OiT MAIK WKE^
Juik Germantown, within five minutes* walk of Sail,
road Depot* from June Ist to September 16th. a well
famished Bouse, with grounds attached. Address
** W. D. B.*" Germantown P 0. my2l-6t*
MFOR SALE-THE PENNSYLVA
NIA ACADEMY OP THE PINK ABTS—BUILD
-IISO AND LOT. 1035 OHESTHUf Street. The ironed
measure* 178 feet In depth, wt:h a front of 60 reet on
Chestnut Street, widening to 100 feet for the ireater
part of Its depth Por parllonlare. apply to the Cara
tor on the premises, orto JORBSMIgiMI.
mv24-«i 738 SANoOM Street.
Mfa ctory and mill propbrt t
FOR SALE at a great sacrifice, known as the
banal Mills, CANAL Street, above Frost. Second Street,
below Girard Avenue, forty* five horse steam engine*
nearly new. shafting, &c Apply at the Mill- or to 536
Worth ELEVENTH my2i fit*
J 9 FOR 'SALE—TWO DESIRABLE
A Uirce-story Brlok Dwelling?, Nos 1829 (Immedi
ate possession) and 1619 PILBKHT Streei.AJ>E!2 to
m,23 Si* JAS. H LITTLE, 7,3* WALNUT St,
M GERMANTOWN FURNISHED
COTTAGE with STABLE ATTACHED, TO BENT
my3B Bt* A.P.A J H. HOB It IS, 910 ABOH St.
Mfor sale, on very easy
TEEMS—The neat DWELLING. 309 North Eigh
teenth street, r ear Logan Square, with the modern con
venience, ;in perfect order. Very lHti«moco^re<jat/ei.
1»3 S-rath FOUhTH Street.
myja*3t» orS. W etr, SfiYSNTEHNTHand QBBSB.
«TO RENT—TWO DESIRABLE
sew Residences, pleasantly cltnatsd in West
Philadelphia, now being put Is complete order, newly
papered and painted, *°
m)H ' *l9 WALNUT Street,
MFOB BALE—DOUBLE TfcßEK
story Wish rough caßt Cottage- Modern improv».
mentr, immediate nosseselon Thirty- ninth street soath
of tprnce etreet- West Philadelphia. Apply to H. 0,
TOWNSEND, Ho. 811 ABOH Street “I??.!?.!.
M for sale, on easy terms-
The very desirable DWELLING, 1110 Wallace
Street,- has all ibemodern conveniences Had large yard.
B F GLENN, 133Sonth POUBTH Street, and
my2o-tf b. W. eor. BEVENTBBNTH and OBEBN.
fj FOR BALE VERY CHEAP—
-1 DWELLING, WALLACE Street, above Ninth;
e, Aleo*°a nl large number of eligible bnlldlng Jot*, eot-
Iftitftß and country se&lS* B. F GLhclfl.
tagee ana cornwry M 3 Sotttt pooKTH Street.
rcyTO And S- W, cor, SEVENTEENTH and GBEBN.
FOR SALE—DWELLING 3040
EH ABOH Street. myl9 Bt*
Mto let—the fifth and sixth
Stories of the Granite Bnlldlng, Dock Street, be
low Third, with fctoam Power.
The Office, Unit floor. 80. 338 Carter atrset
The Third Story of the Commonwealth Bnlldlng, No».
811 and 613 Chestnut Btreet, 14 windows, the beet lighted
room in the dtp. Snltab^oran^xchange^^^
Counting Honee Dr. D. Jaino S ton,
mylB 6t« 80. a*a CHESTNUT Street.
ffW FOB SALE-A PAIR OF BAND
SOME dark brown carriage HOBSES, perfectly
sale and fearleee of locomotives. Also, a handsome
Beronche, made by Bogers. the Procorty of a gentle
man going to Bnrope. Apply at 87 North SIX ru
Street, wa °‘-
®>) nnn ss,sw,— ground rents
fflO.Uul f«and Mortgage of S 3 030 for sale; well k
enred upon properties in too narthwestern pert of the
city Direct to "' J. S.. 1 ' Bo« 16711*. O. my34-3t*
t?or sale—the good will and
JT piXTUBEB of a Srst- class lmelness stand, suitable
for any wholesale business, on Market etreet, be
low Third. For partlenlaiß address, with res! name,
80x1867, Poet Office, myl7-wlm4t
T7OR SALE.—ABOUT FIVE TONS OF
A- COBUBDUM, *t hte_farm, Nowlin townehlp,
Chester county. Address, Embreevllle P. 0. . Chester
“mj^St* - JOHN LESLIE. Jr,
ULINDB AND SHADES.
B. J. WILLIAMS.
No. 16 North Sixth Street,
KAmiyAOTtmBB or
VBNITIAN blinds and
WINDOW SHAPES.
Tbs larnest and fines! Mwrimsnt in tb* «ity.a» fcbi
OWMt «Mh prises.
STOSS BHAJDBS MADE AJTD GEfFSBEPa
Chop lot tolltd Bll»4« and Shade*.
»&>,.
VhoUuls and Retail Dealer in
- WB IT B LEAD. ZIUKK ASBOOLOEB,
AMEBIOAB AMD pbBEIGk WINDOW GIjASS,
oy all DisoniPMoaß,
AT LOWEST HABKBT BATES.
At ante for PATBIIT GLASS LBWEBB. mbit 3mft>
PARINET furniture.
p MOOR* flfc CAMPION,
361 SOUTH SECOND STBUt,
ere prepared to follow the deeiitte In ths market in the
price of their Faroltart. Pa;chasers trill ploas®, cell
and examine onr stock, mylO-ly*
fUOTICE TO CLAIM A GENTS.— THE
*N Hclre of THOMAS HBBDEBSDB and hl ABIf HEM
DBBSOST. residents of Johnson county*
received some information that they ate ®nMU«d to a
large Estate, supposed to be in Irelaad. from whence
then ancestors emigrated. Any wrret
out and collect said estate YThThe B£mn .
Addreisthenndexslgnsd at Franklin* Johnson conn-
ISAAC g. HHfIDBBSOy.
■nonTHAITS OF PRKBIDKNT LIN*
PreeUent supplied *». *5? “SS?;. toi t B lost out.
New Caricature of Jeff U
m ,*3 la North SIXTH Street.
AT REASONABLE PRICES-.
IPCTIOS SA Jjßg*
gy HSRKNBBS* BAZAAR, NINTH
A»D hAM BOM STBMTB.„ . *»
-Bali ov bloodbd srocK, *«.. “°’ v
Semi- Annnal Sale of Blooded ft , i’romo*
or the Philadelphia Society fof lK , ™ ao *
tton of Agriculture, wm take place on
Sgjj.lf. »‘SfkT&. at th»
Ponury, fto , are solicited, Arranßetnents will IF
B ‘ Mk "" htghkat the BaanMV
IBT.lg.ft hLVEBD M. BBBgHggg.
AMiissAeeivrsr
Ne w ohestnut-btreet thba
rpljg
ATTB4OTIOE EXTBtfIRWHkBJi
GRAND EXTRA MATINEE, .
IN AID OF TESIrINGOLH KOftUMENT FUtfD,-
WHBK THS
\ OBSaTJShT ABKfV.
CiIIkTKST AgBAI
GKBATgBT AM,AT
GEEATKbT AKEAV . ,
or
HlSrßlOiriC TALBBT . .
lbalh “*
WiU ear. has ing aU in the kindest manner volutt'*
teered 1
TH MI If YiT.tFASLB bbSWOBSI'
TO SSCOKL WI6 PaHSBWOBTHI W#6BT,
LOO.E At TBS fTAMBSI
Mr. B L. OAVhNPOBT,
Hr. BDVVItI AD IMS.
Mr, J. vIIIAOK,
Mt.i ALItIB PLAOtDB.
Mlm TB» E3-i WO'jD.
EVIBT MBMBBR oi’ THB BIIOULAR CCHPAHY.
OBBHRVB l’B I PROIiHAMMg:
The afternoon ’e perfonnrnee %vtll oouun.nee rrith th,
elaiant Comedy, In 3 achi. ,
WILlr OiTSj
Or, tie.
BTBOLLIDG 0 ikTLBM AH.
Ephraim Smooth. -..Mr. E. L. Oavenport.
Borer ........Mr, Edwin .dami,
John Dorey..... —,-Mr. J, w. WaUaek.
Lady Amaranth - - • Mine Alice Platotda.
To he followed by a _
GBAUD PAS DE PiBCmATIOH.
MISS TEBBSA ’VCpD;
(Who has rolnnteerttd fothe OMaeion, >
S6ag* r i,IMSK)Cg 18 BWmWFtTi-Hf. lewli P«kaE
An appropriate POEM, wrLttod JyMiae Laura Loaie&
Beeae, Will he reolbd by „.
MrPS COEDELU , niPPBLL.
BEACTjfm, I’.AL'.AB,
MRB. SOPHIE Ola'.Bßrt'BiJßß,
ADMIBBIOK TO THE BOHni MEET MATINEE OJtLV
50 OBHTSTO ALL PAfiTB O. f T.l& HOOBk, OhU
dren under 12 years of aye, 26 ca ala.
Poore open at IK o'clock. Pot torn ance to tommence
at2K o’clock
Srate may he secured In any pa rt of the homo, dally,
at the Bex office for this occveion. •
without u
W'EW CHEBTNUT-8X REST THE A,
AB -BE—OHESTKDT STBEBT, . .HOVE TWELETH.
GKOYEK A 8195 Le uear nud Managere.
LABI BIGHT BGT 1 HKEJ
oftha
WALLAOK AND l)AVB SPOr.T
BISTBIOBIC ALLIAI IDE
Ocneietln, of
MB. J. W. WALLACK.
MB, E L. DAVI IB PORT.
_ MI.;S ALL OB FLaOIDE.
W3BBESDAT EVESIBa. MAT 21, -
The f erformanee will cousin of thsf , Hlatorloil
Bomance, in d acts, tk' ta
lEOH MASK ;
08. THE
FEARFUL LOOM
Leon Be Bourbon ..Mr. J. W. WALLACE.
I??hf<Jrt> his friend,—— Mr. H l. DAvSSpO A'l.
Borioaso PeiMaont, , Hill AL ICS rLAGZBX,
ErtUinE Bco.d t of
„ FORTY.FIFTH GBAUD FAMILY 1 UATIKBI,
When, for the Last Time, the great lilt <h DraniK k th€
COLLEEN Bft-WN wllibepisst »tttsd«
TXTALNUT-BTRRBT THU ATRB,-
VW THIS May 2fi, -
ov
v B. L. TILTON.
On which occasion
MISS LUCILLB WESTERN ’
will appear in the entirely newchai 'Aelerof
. ALICE D’ABVILLB,
in the beautiful drama of
BRNEST MALTRAVESB,
Dramatized from Jtalwer’s popular at vel of theft’
name. v
To conclude with the patriotic drama of
. ROBERT EMMETT.
M^ H tlea^e KW ’ B NBW ARCH *
Stella, the Bn chan tree* Mi»s!.Rlehlngg 0
Ramlr * ••.......Ur, Peter 1 dehings,
FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF MI3B RIOHINGfI.
On MONDAY, MRS, JOHN DREW.
fpRMANIA ORCHESTRA. THE
LAST THREE PUBLIC BEHEAHSALS OP THE
BBASOB will take plaoa May 18th, 20th, and
27th. myo Ist
INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND.—
A- SAUhltion OTcrS’.W*Di»Ks6AV, at3K P, M Ad.
raieelon 10 scuta, store, Nd. 11 Saaitt 81SBTB
Street. it»J
OF FINE ARTS,
CHESIHIT BHIIIEI, ABOVE TEETH.
NOW OPEN,
THE FORTY-BBOOID ABHUaL BXHIBITIOM
PAINTINQ AND SCULPTURE.
Open from 9 A. H, till 7 P. M., And from 8 till 10 In
theßrening. ap27-tlel
JMg SUFFOLK PARK, WEDNES
@2&DAY. Hay %9t. —PURSE AND STARS. sl,*
X3V —GREAT DOUBLE-TEAM RAGE BET WEEN SIX
GRACE TEAMS!—T. fin gram names Lady Whitson and.
Buffalo. Win. Boss names sorrel horse and mate, M*
Goodin names Hannah Bradley and mate, J. M Mil
ler names b, m and mate. Wm» Doble names g g.
Max, mate Trotting to oommauos at 8 o'clock.
Good day ftttd tfftek . _
It M. qoaML PWBtUtor.
SUMMER RESORTS.
gUMMER RESORT,
BROAD TOP MOUi\TM\ HOUSE,
HUNTINGDON COUNTY, PA.
This old and popular Mountain Beeort will be opened
for the reception of guests on the Ist of June. Tide
house has recently been thoroughly renovated and Im
proved In a manner that will he satisfactory to lie pa
trons. Excursion tickets will be Issued by the Penn
sylvania Bailroad Gompany< which, will be good until
the Ist of October next. A hack will be In readiness on
tA jK?Sruc'S^;"3^ niiU ’ to «“«»««?“ *» to »
WM. T, PBABSOS, Probrktor.
ayaa-im*
r£ HE
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
GAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY,
Will be opened this Besson on (he FIFrJMSJTTH DAT
OF jUBB, for the reception or guests
This leading house will, for the coming season* fall?
sustain ltd wefl-eßtabllßlied reputation.
Greatly encouraged by the business of last year, tha
proprietor feel* satisfied that a Hotel conducted olearlp
jiret-elaes must continue a success at this old and popm*
Ur retort
The railroad faellttlec are promised to be excellent.
Beck’s celebrated Philadelphia Band has been- •»«
cured for the COLUMBIA the coming season.
For rooms, &s.« apply to J. H. DENNISON* M*r
chant’s Hotel* Philadelphia, or to , .
it OEOEOB J. BOLTON, Proprietor.
myldjm QAPB isLaJtD, N I.
rtOUKTBT BOARDING, FOR . LA
VJ DISS AS D GKHTIiBMBCf.oftn be obtained at 4 weU*
shaded and elevated location threa.qtMrteirs of * mite
south of Fairvlile Btatlon os the Philadelphia f nd Bal
timore Central Railroad. Cara leave Thirty flnt and
Market streets at 7 30 A. M. and 4 46 P. M- i Betarntnff
7.20 A H. and 4P. M, Reference, 2S South Eight street.
Address JRBBJB D SHARPLdbS.
FAIRVILLE P. 0.,
Oheeter county, Pa.
my24>et*
CUMMER BOARDING.—ONE OR
two families, who ars willing to pay liberally. «a*
obtain single or communicating roomi at a beautifully
located place near Gwynedd Station. North Pennm;
vania Bailro&d. Inquire at No 118 North BLwYBHTff
Street. • It*
DOABDING, FOR THE BUMMER
D Season. at “ Prospect Home ” Apply early. For
particulars address H. H, GfiUBB, Freeland, Afosigo
mtry county, p *- my 24 oi
A TLANTIC CITr.—“THE OLARHH
rV poN” Is now open for the accommodation 6f
BOABGEKS, transient and permanent
May Ifllb; 5805, Da. JAMBS JJSHKIHS.
myl7-wfml3t Proprietor,
CEASIDE HOUSE,
tO pool OF PENHBYLVAKIA ATBBOB,
ATLeHTIC CITY, KBW JJSKSBT,
la bow open for the Reception of Onaeljj. - ■
BOAfiIONO,
HOARDING.—ONE OR TWO, ROOMS ,
! ’ with BOA HD. at Ho. BBS South FOURTH Street.
Belorenoy Tcquircd. my 18 3t*
SECOND- ,
Aj itory Room Y&eant, at No. 02 A South' W ASHIHO
TOW Square. ; myat at*
TY&.Y BOARD, WITH FIRST OLiSS ;
JJ pinner#, at Ho. 6»* South WASHIHOTOM ,
Suuan. ■ nyt™
TYESIB a BLE FRONT ROOMS TO LET,
A/ with hoard, COOPER Street, Camden Inqolro
408 WALBUT Street. myaa-inwftf
LOST AMD FOUSD,
T OST—ON'TH"e MORNING OF TPHB .
asd Inet., between Walnut-street Wharf ant
Camden depot, a PACKAGE Of'MOHST enoloreiln a
buff envelope. „ , , ...
Tht finder will be literally awarded by catting at
MESCBaHTS 1 HOTEL; tlortVifOPjtTH Btreefc, K* .
Notice.— application has
been made at the Office af the
•’HARRISON Clit COMPAHY"
fora renew tfof OBBTI f Oy'BTOCKL
On e for One Hundred Scares. No 81. daUOeeember
80th. 1664. In the name w B B. THOB9TOM. and ihl.
other fS Fiftyßharse.*®* «V dated JMwryJilu
18M, In the name of SABAH the sams hayinit ,
bfen lost or mislaid. • , .... « m
All persons are herihf required, wlkhiat four Weeka,
from this date, to co:ne forward and show cause ;lf tag,
they haye» why new*Certificates should not bo issued,
In lieu of those lost* B. B, THORNTON.
Mat?. 1866. mr3 wfmltt* .
CWEET SEIRITB OF NITRE, PURE,
(tj. S P.O jtnauufaotured by 3. B, YOoSGe
Apothecary, cornerBBVBHTH and.SPRIHO QABD*I* :
Streets, Philadelphia. mymot* .
TYEAF MADE. TO HEAR -INSTRU
MBBTB to aeatet the hearts«, 1* * T^ r l,TVi[ Ja'S
of the mo.t epy roved oonstrocthin. at P. M»->htUA B.
lIP South a.iow Cheated. my!H
KOR ALBANY ANDTROY.
loiy..bhMß
‘ SS'ldt 30* South DBbAWjJtrArewa,
w^i .mihg , toS "aha* balk!
OITTFOUHaAM
T,.’tm liars, D.pot?°o?n*rof BBOAR
WAF,HIHGT9H Avenue, UMSjJ'JS* w ““ w,w “*
; HA'a r4»s STRAMBBS el Baltlioore. „,„an 7*
■ 7m to MobajMd""""- .1 ~ ,™n w
Fife to BHywiatn—“"‘".P. 9,58
raw taHorfolh, "" r "‘ h‘ ,; r fegs*»T, suet,
CEO A. ninMPH. oea. Ttchat Aaent. MTU 181
i i ~^~7Mirriri <rp
MKfIHSBI.AH'tIO RAILROAD.-Tralna
ler.ee Vioe-atreat Terry aa follow.: „
ReSabt. with Paoaeniier CaraattaahaA—*««B.oo A M.
Atlantia Aceommodattou. —— •«—•••{*£• B*
dsnatlou lI^^ATBAThAHTia'
Freirhi* wUhlaaMaaS Cara attaah<>4— -lhoo|' Jf
JuunttOh V^l^SoHfißio -rßijW *
r A»T« Vlue.stwet jhrnr et 10 Wa. Hi
1 bt Mif M - «* to " u » i^s, a <o iss^afigUi*_
DEPARTMENT FOB CIIISTOM WORK.