lit rtss.
TUBSDAY, JUNEV, 1865.
New BOOks.
We have already nodded "The Clever Woman of
tie Family," by Miss Yong., author of " The Heir
of etadoiyffe," and "Family Fallings," by Mrs.
Grey. They are well written—but the first is par
ticularly good. The character of the clever woman,
who graduaßy distrusts her own great abillties,
Sias been artlitioally drawn.
On Guard," by Annie Thomas, Is the last num
ber of that admirable series, Harper's " Library of
Select Novels," in which are included, at a very IoW
price, the beat works of fiction, original or tranerkted,
published in Europe duritat the last twenty years.
5' On Guard"—a novel by a writer, who thongh
y o ung has "p o t / s wim and fertility—is a story of
domestic as veil as of fashionaule life in England,
drawn by allee and faithful hand, and, in various
ways, highly' interesting. Incident and character
are cosily good in this tale. The 'heroine, Bella
vane, is charming with all her faults, and for the
most part, the female are better drawn than the
male onaraetwo, which is unusual.
Anotter new novel, published by Harper & Bro.
Sere, Is ti A Son of the Soil," a quiet story of Scot
tish life, witivalt muoh Incident, bat faithful.% local
coloring, and correct in national character and
"Onlya Clel," by Miss Stadden, has a somewhat
more probable plot than that great sensation-novel
-Ist usually ewes her readers with. There is novelty,
however, in a private soldier la the British army sod
denly ittecteedlng to an heritage or thirty thousand
pounds a year, and entering society under the
mantes of his late captain, whose boots he, while a
serval% bad blackened at the Antipodes. It IS pub
limit by Dick & Fitzgerald.
Carlton, New York, has just published
lit,lder's Hand," a novel by Mr. J. Sheridan Le
Fat, author of "Uncle Silas ," one of the most
M I log stories of the season. This is very much in
Willie Collins , early attle, and reminds us of " Ba-
BIM and "The Dead Secret." The mystery is
milled out very adroitly to the penultimate chap.
tea and the leading charade% are strongly %Mel
atalfzed, The main incidents are not probable—
evecially the personation of Wylder by a man who
If not even a distant relation, and therefore can
scarcely possess a resemblance as though he were a
brother. The diamond-out-diamond vagabonds,
captain Lake and the subtle lawyer, are well con
trasted.
"Looking Around," by A. S. Roe, author of
penile a dozen popular novels, will add to his repu
tation. It is a well-written story, thoroughly Ame
rican, and does not bring in" the war." It is not
emotional, in the ordinary sense, but its action Is
true, its characters well sustained, and its moral
not strained. Every incident related here might
have occurred. Though Complete as far as it goes,
the author proposes writing a sequel. Published
by Carlton.
A third series of the Orpheus O. Kerr Papers,
also issued by rar. Carlton, will be hailed with gra
tification by many readers. The Mackerel Brigade
being "mustered out," by the collapse of the re
bellion, we may look on this volume as closing the
Orpheus C.- Kerr Papers. They are Infinitely bet
ter, with proper orthography and real humor, than
the forced fun and elaborated bad spelling of Ar ,
term Ward.
Iduswer...—There can b 4 no dispute about the
Musical Inclination of the United States. The
very large sale of plano.fortes and of all descrip
tion of male may be received as ample evidence of
this. American household feels that it is coraa
pieta until it possesses some musical instrument.
For ibis reason the piano -forte has always been a•
vest desideratum. Its cost, however, has put it
beyond the means of many, and another reason less
apparent at first view, has °pentad in its disfavor.
ppm:want as is this instrument upon. tones pro
duced by percussion, and conseplently evanescent
in character, considerable skill in its manipulation
is requisite to .afford much pleasure to either per
former or listener, and our people have neither the
time nor the suppleness, acquired by long practice to
become great in their digital dexterity. An inevi
table consequeuce of this was that the melodeon,
notwithstanding its lifelessness, its lack of expres
sion, and its monotony, became a great favorite
'with the public, although It failed to receive the en•
domement of the musical profession or of earwig-
Mrs.
It is therefore not to be wondered at, that when
the Mason. iHanwn OAIGNET ORGAN was so per
fected as to elicit the approbation of the first artists,
it &CUM at ones have achieved a great popularity.
Its sustained tam, enabling It to represent more
faithfully operatic, orchestral, and vocal composi
tions, were what a singing people required. Its ca
pacity for light and shade, and for varied expires.
sion, supplied that which was lacking hitherto in
reed instruments, and the melodeon, like the spin
not and harpsichord of former days, henceforth was
to bo recognized only as an avant courier, of some..
thing which was to receive the seal of approbation,
When nearly all of the leading musicians of our
principal cities unite in pronouncing the Cabinet
Organs of NeSSIII. Mason & Hamlin the best reed
Instruments manufactured here or abroad, and In
coati:Lauding them as most valuable for the draw
,lng room and family, as well as for the chapel and
'School-room, we are certainly safe in calling the
'attention of our readers to their merits. Three who
Will listen to there at the warerooms, corner of Se
venth and Chestnut Streets, will, we doubt not,
fully concur in the general estimate in which they
are hold by the profession and distinguished ama
tours.
ADIIITIIfei OF BDITHerabT Bienoeb.—On the 14th,
11th, and 16th of „Tune next, the Mekong of the in,
E. Church throughout the United States will meet
each other in Erie, Pa. The meeting will be solely
In regard to business matters pertaining to their
Metal duties, and therefore private In every re
spect. No format welcome or session is expected to
take place. The gentlemen expected are among
the leading churchmen of the country, and all emi
nent for their scholarly attainments and successful
career. The seniordpshop Morrie, and Bishops
Simpson, Baker, Tberason, Clark, and ARM will be
present with him. These are names well known
both In religious and literarpoireles.
Imams to MINIe.TIIIO.—The New York Meth
odist, referring to the effort of the IdettosiUsts of
Newark to relieve all their ohurohes of debt, says :
"At the present rate of proceeding, they will soon
have every church debt paid off, and tnen Newark
will be the banner City Of Methodism."
A CongregatlOnal etnaroh in son rienOlgoo uses
the Episcopal liturgy, and the Boston Congregation.
dist inquires : Should we not have a law to pee.
vent Congregational churches from Committing
hnicide by slow poison'?"
The resolutions of the Christian Commission to
MON its work when the necessity ceases has been
Understood in some quarters to mean that its work
lies closed. This is not so. It IS still doing a large
•
Work, and will probably continue operations for two
or three months more—during which time it will
Lead money and stores.
The annual meeting Of the Synod of the Church
of Scotland took place on May 18th, le the Covent
Garden Church, England. No very important bail.
nesw woe transacted.
lin-sing-nal, a young Chinaman, reeently ;ad
mitted on trial by the Newark Methodist Confer,
Once, Is the son of a mandarin of the military order,
who, with several members of his family, had em
braced the Christian faith under the teaching of
the missionaries at Fuhohan. This young man
came to this country nearly three years ago, with
Rev. Dr. Wentworth, and remained in New York
for two years, pursuing his studies
SPECIAL NOTICEIII
.Tll3l 'MASON & HAMLIN CABIN= OR
GANS. ONN TO TWELVA bTOPS. $llO TO MOO
NACR. In cases of Black Walnut, Oak. Rosewood.
and Ebony, plain and carved These instruments bear
the same relation to the melodeon or harmonium whirls
the modern pianoforte bears to the brupsichord of olden
times. Their volume and beauty of tone, and the vari
ous artistic effects of which they are capable, have at
tracted to them an amount and eagree of attention and
favor from musical connoisseurs which have not before
been given to any instrument of this clans. It is not too
lunch to nay that their superiority to every other intro
meat of this class Is acknowledged by the masted pro
fession of the country generally. The manufacturers
have in their possession written testimonials to this
erect from several hundred of the most prominent or
gardsis In this country.
Those desiring THB BEST Iffsrarrmurs, for wadi'
Or private use, (and the best are in the end the cheap
eat,) are Invited to personal examinations of the Blazon
& Hamlin Cabinet Organs.
armlets. to ear address. free.
Wererooles tor. SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
J. B. GOULD,
l'hiladelswhia. Pa.
TER eAIadiNTIN.P.ORS OF TER UNI9E,
THE GALLANT BEBOBB OF THE UNION,
THB GALLANT HEROES OP Tlis UNION,
THE GALLANT HEROES OF THE UNION,
AND ALL OTHER PERSONS DESIROUS OF OBTAINING
AND ALL OTHER. PERSONS DESIROUS OF OBTAINING
AND ALL OTHER PERSONS DESIROUS OF OBTAINING
AND ALL OTHER PERSONS DESIROUS OF OBTAINING
CLOTHING OF THB RIGHT KIND,
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT KIND.
CLOTHING OF THE BIGHT RIND.
CLOTHING OF TRB BIGHT BIND,
-AT RIGHT PRIORS.
AT RIGHT MOB%
'AT BIGHT PRIORS.
AT RIGHT PRIORS.
ARE INVITEWTO CALL - ON Mosso, PERRY & CO.,
Agy, Rummy To GALL OR }NMI& PERRY & CO ,
ARE INVTTED"To CALL ON MEssus. Piam - a Co.,
♦RE INVITED TO CALL ON ME.9IIES. TENET & Cs.,
No. 303 CHESTNUT STREET. ABOVE THIRD,
NO. 6C9 among:U. mon. (Or vllle Stokes' Old
Stand), and S. B. coazaa SEVENTH AND MARKET film.
E.TotLes , ).
N. B —The beet assortment of Alpaca and Drapete
Coats to be round In the city. Also, ever/ variety of
linen Clothing,
PRIME & CO.,
PERRY &
PRIEBE & CO.,
PERRY & CO.,
No. 303 Onnarm grinurt. Asova TRIM
Ito. 509 081313114137 ET.. (Granville Blokes' old stand.)
113. X OM SEVUTE lad Kassa Oralurra, (Tones'.)
jOlO-0i
" Called thou not minister to a mina diseased.
And, toith some meet. obdivtous 4ntia°lle*
Cleanse the ,font boson of the perilous atu.a
That burghs upon the heart f"
Certainly; PLANTATION BITTERS will do it when no•
'thing elme will. Melancholy, Deprossiett, HYDacilon''
Insanity, all spring, more or lam front a dis
eased stomach, and this PLANTATION BITTERS is a Win
ware for. There is no mistake about it; DymmeDsla.
Headache. Dullness. Anne, and Low Spirits must yield
to the health-giving and genial influence of the PLAN.
-TATIoN ErrrEss Ulan are 111 doubt, make one trial
and be emiviueed.
.149.(11
PHOTOGRAPHISTS, PICTURE MAIM. MA.
ken. looking-ghee dealers, and *therm who IMO Iron
Borew Byes, brass Screw Binge, Knobs, Nails, and
Hooks. Tacks, Brads, fte , are invited to examtne the
assortment of those articles at TRUMAII dr maws.
181 0 , 835 Might Thirty-live) MARKET Street, 'below
Sloth.
CURLING STICICS, CURLING RODS, PINCH.
ing Irons, Curling Tones,'Hair Crimpers, a variety of
all kinds and sizes, for sale at the Hardware Store of
TP , Stdali & SHAW, No, 835 (Bight Thirty. Aye)
RET street, below Ninth. It
(WHEATOII'B) /TOIL
SALT liftEOlt. (OINTMENT) SALTER. IR
NVOI sure tie Itch in 48 honri. *eerien Ehstwa.
Ulcers, Mamm a% a n d all Empties' of the Sklc.
r'r!ce EC cents. Br sesidbir 80 mkt. to WBRKS
nal, BOSTON. Mara., wfli be forwarded free'liy
hr DruifBlift. mli/84ni
BIM YOl7ll. BATHING ROBES FOR LAMB,
Cullman. and Children, at SLOAN'S, 806 MARKET
Street, Philadelphia, or at Ms Store on Gaps Inland;
J. .ielo.3t•
M.o. B. A., ALLEN'S WORLD'S HAIR Rs.
STORER AND DRESSING arrests the fall, and never
fills to restore dray halx to Re natural color. and pro
duce a luXurilint growth.
OVADANTHE Or ITO WORTH' AND BMW.
Bev. J. West, Brooklyn. L. I r "I will remit° their
value in the most Mora/ sense. They have restored
my bale Mime it was bald, end, where gray, to its
original color,"
Bey Wm. Cutter, N. Y, City: "My hair is changed
to its natural color. and growing on bald epot."
Bey. H V. Degen, Boston, Hass. "That they pro.
mote the growth of the hair where baldness to. I have
the evidence of my own eye!. "
Yoe sale by ail Druggists.
Wholesale and Retail Depot, Ho. IDS GRISIWICH
Street, Hew York. mySftuilt
COLGATE'S HOMEY SOAP.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, In such Universal de.
mend, Is made from the CHOICEST materials. to MILD
and EMOLLIENT In its nature, FEA.GEAryIiT
SCENTED. and BSTRISKELY BENEFICIAL in lts ac.
Son upon the Skin. For sale by all Druggleta and
Fancy (loads dealers. feßS.tuthalf
T RUMBLER'S PATE=
TT 1"
u , isolated Frame Pianos eon-
Bunged on entirely new and scientific principles;
please sail, examine, and compare them with the bast
rieeos now made. H. M. MORRIS. Agent,
I(8.61" TRS MA.RKRT Street.
N OS. STEINWA IA Y & SON'S iffliel
V P
For sale only at BIASHIS BROTHERS , .
i63-ha 1006 CHESTNUT Street.
GROBARAT A T I tI i t 13
C 0 .2 gyp
• AND
. MASON & HAMLIN'S
CABINET 0110 ANN.
PIANO Oyer 600 sash of these tine 011BINET
1 , 016T1a. instruments have been sold by ORGANS .
PIANO Mr. Q., and Om demand is son- O&BIAST
FONTS& stoutly tnereasing. Ofitterte.
PIANO Por gals only by cLanorr
TONTBS. J. S. °WILD, ORGANS.
PIANO SPITINTH and OHNSTAIIT Sto. HAMM?
PORTE& neat(' °ROAN&
SALE OF BEST CLASS READY-MADE
CLOTHES* at the great establishment well known
as "OAK HALL," located at the S. B. corner SIXTH
and ILLIIKET Streets. The close of the war enables as
to manufaeture cheaper, and we are therefore selling
the present stock at sack prices as are warranted by the
Prurient state of affairs. As many Want to know net
what they can bay clothing for, we invite the examine•
tion of the following price list, which embraces but a
few leading articles among the thousands of garments
we have now displayed in one exteacive eales.roome.
The people can always depend upon lading at our Mrs
exactly what is advertised.
All. wool Gassimere Vests, from $l. relto $7.60.
Pants, from 4.00 to 10h00.
41,
•`
Coate. trom 6.00 to 30 00.
Good businese Cost for $6.25.
Wage Sack Goat for $6.
Neat Melton Cloth Back, $8
Good Black Cloth Frock Coat, $22 00
Gam PAMS, 9 50.
'Kir We will take pleasure in ehogtig our goods to
any who call, whether wishing to purshase or not.
WANAINAKIII & BitOWN,
Bill HALE.
Popular Clothing Roue,
niiSO-tf S. 3. nor. SIXTB. and JtStRIEST Streets.
MARR=ED.
NEWRIRII—.TAOOBUS.—On the 7th that, in
Allegheny, Pa., by the Rey. Dr. M. W. Jacobus, as.
slated by the Rev. Dr. W. H. Green, the Rev. Mat
thew Newkirk, Downingtown, Pa., to Eliza 11, e
ast afillator of Dr. Jacobus. *
SOOTT—WINNER.—On the Ott Mt., by Rev.
Wm. S. Perkins, Charles E Scott to Miss Emma
Winner, of Bristol. No cards.
DIED_
MADDOCK —On the evening of the 10th MC I
Thomas Maddock (formerly of Springfield, Dela
ware county), In the 82d year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfally invited to attend the funeral from his late
residenoe, southeast corner of Sixth and Noble
streets, on Foarth•day (14th Inst.), at 10 o'clock A.
M. see
BUCEMAN.—June 12th, 1865, Mlss Mary Bank
man, In her 84th year.
The funeral will take place on Wednesday morn
ing, the 14th int., at 10 o'clock, from the residence
of - Mrs—Mary A. Backmais, Burlington, New Jer
sey. The friends are partloularly requested to at
tend, without farther notice. *
DAVIES.—On the 11th instant, Xre. Rebecca
Mary, wife of Robert Hall Davies, aged 36 years.
The relatives and. friends of the family are respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the reel.
dense of her husband, No. 371 Allen street, on Wed
nesday morning, at 7g 0 1 0100 k. Services at the
Church of the Assumption, and Interment at Ca
thedral Cemetery. - *
SOUDER.—On Saturday evening, the 10th inst.,
Leah Sender, relict of the late CaSper Sender, Sr.,
in the 88d year of her age.
Her reletlyea and friends are invited to attend her
funeral, from the residence of her 8011, Charles Son
der, Ho. 819 North Seventh Meet, on Wednesday
afternoon, at 4 o'clock. 4*.
BLACK ENGLISH GRENADINES.-
Just received, a care of Slack English Grenadines,
at 40 gents a yard. BMWS & SON, Mourning Store,
918 CHEST/UT Street.
One price. Prima In plain living. mill
BLA.OII. OHALY DB LAINE.—JUST
opened, one mute of plaid black Ohsly tie Laines. at
ris *ewe a yard. SISSON & Sold, MaurAing_store.
918 OIiSSTaIIT Street.
One pries Prices in plain Ames mylb
RESERVED STOOK, ALL OFFERED
wholesale from this date:
EligierTO stock of 8111048.
Eeserve stock of Si:ks.
Reserve stock of Dress Goods.
BYES St LANDFILL,
jai° FOURTH and /MEC Streets.
TO TILE NON • COMMLINSIONED
OFFICERS AND PRIVATES
IDBza REGIMENT PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS
NOLMMter—One of your number has just placed in my
hands, as a token of your esteem for me, an exquisitely
Wrought gold watch, with gold chain and Maltese cross
attached, manufactured to your order by Megan. Gill &
Grieslie, of this city, at a cost of $350.
Drab gmy connection with you as Chaplain °Mho
1913th. I ant proud to say that. In no one instance, has
any one of your number done or said aught to inten
tionally wound try feelings or east 'reproach upon the
sacred cause /represent GA the contrary, in my la
bors among yen In Vie camp, on the march, on the bat
tle field, in the hoskitals to which many of you have
been carried, prostrated by wounds and disease, I have
felt myself more than repaid for alt my toil by the many
exi'xesslons of gratitude that came from demons
Marta. I had no right to west a material declaration
of your regard for me.
Because your olferinghas come to me freely and spon
taneously, I shall esteem It the more I shall cow:taut
ly have as my companion the evidence of your &rat]. •
fade, liberality, and good taste. This parting gift is
north sly sacred to me, from the fact that many of your
comrades who contributed of their means to procure it.
have sealed their devotion to our common cane with
their heart's blood. It Is a testimonial coming to me
from the living and the dead As such, soldiers. I re
ceive it, and with an honest pride I shall carry It with
me through all the days of my life.
With timakis to God that he sailed me to preach the
goepel to the generous and brave defenders of our Go•
vernment, and with many and continuous prayers for
your temporal and spiritual welfare,
/ am, rouse truly,
J. J. Po 1111 ROY.
Chaplain 198th Regiment P. V.
. .
ct. 819 k rth street,
PHILADELPHIA. JELDEI W. 1885.
1000-SOO-66.
LECTURE ON EQUATION OF ACCOUNTS.
PROF. WARE will fall, explain. In the 41.885h181.Y
BUILDING. TO. MORROW EVAlli NG, at 8 o'clock. hie
simple method by which all accounts, simple and cora
pcund, can be correctly averaged with half the time
and labor required by other modes. Only one division
in compound average indeed of three. as by ether
methods and tables, Any person can iG&TZL it in one
lecture. Admission 60 tents.
We have swam ned Prof Ware's eystem, and, Sna
il:mit/or superior to any other in use, cheerfully recom
mend the public to attend his iodate.
0. H. Clark, 1-resident Yirst National Bank. Phila.
L. Bannister. Principal Bryant & Stratton's Commer
sial College. Plilladelpbta.
A. Caldwell, firm of Trulick, Stokes. & Co.. Phila.
W. L. Corse , head book keeper for Morris. Tinker, &
Co.. Philadelphia.
Geo. Wood, head book - keeper for .1. B. Lippincott &
Co., Philadelphia. Jel3-2t*
OIL ASSOCIATION
lilt —OFFICE. No 819
. Room Noe. 30 andl2.
oar - OPERATIVE
OP PENN bYLVA
WALNUT Skeet, - drat floor
Monroe Snyder.
B. H. Helfrich,
S. Itosiaberger,
R 01127 GUM
J. S. He
Nichlons Petry,
Jacob B, Krona
0 F r ac r
.B .E N s
mormos maim.
TaBAKTRIII.
Z H. HZLYEIGH.
131dCBSTAIM
JACOB B. KNOUT
This isooctanell differs from alt °there, it being
strictly an operating or working capital interest asso
ciation. AR the capital is need for theproductionot ott.
The Association has a number of Leases on grit class
011 Territory, and arrangements have been made for a
number more, audit is designed at once to commence
the development of oil. One of these Leases is on
Cherry Run, in Venango county, about half-way be
tween its mouth and the town of Plumes, close to the
celebrated Reed Well. Which now produces 810 barrels
pm
contract which this Association is sinking 8 wells;
the for which's taken at Bight Thousand Dol
lars each, including engines, derricks, tubing, do.
It is proposed to Bell Interests in one or all of the
wells at this rate, no subscription being taken for less
than one hundred dollar'. which may be divided in
four different wells. Thus: Cost of each different well
8800. or 3201 h interest, at $26 each, $lOO, will give the
subscriber L 00th intereat in suchwella as bemar shomm,
or 4.820 th Interest in four different wells; thus dividing
Ole risks. or he may take a 360th interest in as many
wells as he may desire at the same rate.
A quarter Working cotrot, or Interest soaking $l.OOO.
may, with favorable indications of Oil. be gOld for
sO.Clgtomi,ooobafore the well 18 completed, while if
Dead and she well is completed the owner derives Irma
Inc Intereat an Income of from $8 000 to $lO, OW per an
noy), if the well will only yield. bat twenty lands
per day.
This is the greatest opportunity ever offered in the oil
speculation. The capital required for eight wells is only
sixty-four thousand dollars: The °See was opened on
Monday. the eth 'of Jane, and $40,003 was taken the
drat day.
We call the attention of persons who may intend in.
Testing Moil stock to take interest in these eight well'
on Cherry Ran, and the low capital required. litany
companies Vlith tracts of far lees value have one or two
millions of capital. and if no oil le struck all their sant.
tat is musk; should this desoelation fall to strike oils
Which impossible in that section of country, there
onid only the third dollar be lost—being the engines,
derricks, and 12 tubs, Would be worth $2 out of $l.
This is the greatest speculation ever offered in oil
speculation, without cheat or trickery, with mu ll
capital, and with ouch a trifling riez.
•
For particular information, call at the Oahe. 619
WALJOT street, Rooms 1.0 and 12, fret floor. my746*
arIXTHEAD QVAR TEES, DEpABT.,
M
OF PRZINSYLVAINIA.
rBILADELPHIA. PA., June 2, 1865,
esszriii; i iiiii i ii i iift. - -
I.
The sale of liquor is prohibited on all lines in this
Department traveled by troops returning to be mus•
teed out of service...ad at the rendezvous for theirdis
charge, wail all such troops aXo dispersed.
IL Persons violating this order win be arrested. and
the liquor feud In their eistatdiehmenbs will be emptied
out upon the ground.
Sy command of Major General OaAwelader,
JNO S. SCHULTZS.
Assistant Adjutant Genera l. .
t ar uRION STATE CONVENTION.—A
State Convention will be held at Banishing on
WEDIYESDAY, the 19th Ja1y,1865. at 12 o'clock N., for
the purpose of putting in nomination a State ticket, to
be supported by the Mends of the Union at the com ing
October eleetion.
The earnest and zealous labors of a Ilya people t 0
cured the great victory in 11354, and made the war,
which our enemies denounced as a Mum, a glorious
burgess in 1960.
Oar flatlet been maintained, our enemies destroyed,
sur Government preeerVed, and peace re. established.
Le t every friend who aided In this result take measures
to be represented in that Convention. We must rise to
it that the finite of our success are not lost to the nation.
Business of vast importance will be presented for its
trneiderldion, and every district to the State should be
represented. SIMON ClAlifliftoN,
. Chairman.
A. W. BENEDICT, r
W/Ey eaerettuiee,. Jed tj'Y/9
lINADQUARTEBS DWARTMENT
Olt FZINSYLVANIA,
_IPTLA.P.FLPNIA.A. Jane 6.11115.
cilidiffiff,
The attention of Commanding °dicers of returnhsg
Volunteer organizations is directed to the following ex
tract from General Order No. 94, current series. War
Department:
• « * * * * *
"En route to, and after arrival in the State, the fol
lowing will be observed:
"Immediately on arrival at the State Rendezvous
the Regiment will be reported to and taken control of
by the Chief Mustering officer for the State or his as
instant at the whit * a « a *
Pursuant Merit* Cfnumandina others of all Volun
teer organizations returning to Philadelphia for Anal
discharge est I,lmmediately,on their arrival in the Gab
report their commando to Brevet Major W. B. lAN&
11. S. A Chief Mustering Meer, Eastern Division of
Pennsylvania.
By command of Major General Csavralader.
JOHN S. SCHULTZ.
jed-lOt assistset Adjutant General.
ilar OFFICE OF THE BELIALNCE IN
SURANCE COMPANY OF PH/LADELPH/A,
No. 30S WALNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA. Marie 6, 11365.
The Board of Hinders of the NlLierics
LNSO
RANCE COMPANY of Philadelphia have this do!
declared a Dividend of (4) FOILS PER CENT., for the
last six months, payable to the Stockholders or their
legal representatives, on demand, free of taxes.
ge6-10t THOR, 0, HILL. Secretor!. _
,NOTIVIL—THE ANNUAL MEET
Ilia of the bteekholders. and eleatlon for Pre.
sident and Direttore or the Connecting Railway Cour'
OISIIY. Mlll be hell at the 011ige of the Company. on
TOISDA.Y. Junin. 1865. at 12 o'clock noon.
RDMIII2D Egan, Cemetery.
ParieveLpara, May 51, 18135. my3l-tjelS
MILITARY.
i HEADQUARTERS 119TRREGI
XIII% PBSIxfiIIINANII VOLUNTURS.
UNREAD..
The 'Deicers and Men of the 119TH RIENEAT.
PkiIItSILVAIIIA VOLUNTEERS, will report at CAMP
CADWALADIR on TUSDAY. the 15th tastsot at 6
o'olosk A. M.. to bun lit all Camp and Garrison) nili•
age NY nonmetal of Wag C. BRA Y,
0.12.2 t. lietttonant Colonel, comd'a. Regiment.
IPRIZE NONNI AND 00VBRN
NEXT COUNTY TO ALL WHO SMS. THE
MUTED STATBS MARINE COMPS.
Orders have been received from the head of the
Marine Corps, at Washi n gton. not to restrict remits to
A particular ease Om has Meen the cue heretofore), but
to rewire ALL who have served in the volunteer ser
vice, or in the regulars, or in the marinas, and have
been honorably Cubans& Snell persons enlisting in
he United States Marinas will resolve the aurora
sent bounty, and will also he entitled to their shire of
e money in any saren.re or the enemy's vessels.
or further information apply at the reerniting na
creous. No. 311 South PEWIT Street, between 9 A.
M. and S o'slosk Y. ig.. every dAiibtlt Sunday.
JAMES FORNEY,
apl-tf Captain and Reeruning Oiling
CURTAIN GOODS..
I r WALIZAVEN,
MASONIC SALL;
719 CHESTNUT STREET,
IS NOW OPENING-
ANOTRER LARGE LOT OF
LACE CURTAIN'S,
ELEGANT STYLES,
AT PRICES, FROM 5 DOLLARS TO 150
DOLLARS PER PAIR.
WINDOW SHADES,
OROICIE PATTERNS,
AT EEDVOED PII/CEN.
nue!
MILITARY GOODS.
FLAGB I FLAGS II
EVANS & HASSALL,
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
418 ARCH STREET.
313A.NNE119 2
Silk, Bunting, Muslin, and Be Laine
FLAGS,
OF ALL 131 M.
SWORDS, BASHES,
BELTS, PABSANTS, &a.
7141.1:1.17L'A1W Groo33Ss
OP MIRY DZOORIPPLOA.
FIREWORKS.
FOURTH OF JULY
VIREWORMES,
II EMELT VARIETY
ROCKETS, CANDLES,
UNION AND ROMAN CANDLES,
MINES, TRIANGLES,
SHIP LIGHTS,
SNAKES, ELITE LIGHTS,
FLOWER. POTS, PIN WHEELS,
GRASSHOPPERS, COLORED FIRES,
ALSO,
A large amortraent of Wheels', for sale by
. A. IL FRANCISCUS & CO.,
ica-Mt 513 MARKET STREET
Ig ' 4 w 1, 1}J1:1 , V44:tv_.
1866. • SPRING. 1865.
CifiallN coMI3 AWL.ldes
OXRNARPOITII PA.
WCALLUDI .554 CO.,
idAEITFAUTUREMS AND IMPORTERS OF
C.&.7III,TURTJ:N4GS,
OM CLOTH, MATTING% t%o.
I,1: (j) it 1
pi+4 A A
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
fig ORBEITIMT Mass.
, ;(8:f.):ItliliatJ1110[0tfz1
EDWARD P. RIMY,
JOHN KELLYo
TAILORS,
fls 0/IBETWILIT BTHERT,
WWI NOW It NTOILI
001K7LITZ ASSOBTFLERT 07
S SPRING GOODS
- ,
;40 1:11 ; I l[rWtrlll)
600 BEFRIOBRATORS,
wAnnt.ooolaßEM 60 °
MIAING-TADLIS,
1311P.LADDEM
WALIMT BRACIENTS, in crest Twist!". •
426 tl ORIFIPITH dr MGM SIXTH 446 ARCM
STAITIONEBT & BLANK BOOKS
M COMPANI INING lIL 00AL, AND OTHER
0916
As are prepared to famish New Corpotatioint with
all the Nooks they require. at short notice and 1011
prises, of first quality. All styles of Binding.
BTBBL PLA.TB CRITIFICATE9 OP STOOL
LITHOORAPBBB !! Ti
TEAMS/BR BOOK.
ORDRES OP TEISBIBL
STOCK LEDGER.
STOCK LBDOBIL BALANCES.
KICIBTRII OF CAPITAL WOOS.
BBOKIDPII PETTY LWOW!.
ACCOUIT OP BALM
DIVIDEND BOOK.
MOSS 4 Co.,
BLANK BOOK ILIMPACTIIIIIIBB AID STATIONIBIL
sea-tf 4314 CHISTNTIT Street
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
BOTANIC AND ECLECTIC DRUGS.
ROBERT A. EIANOR.
TAB MARKET STRUT, PHILADBLPRIA,
Lind, and
the attentio sto c kruggists, conutry xer.
shants, and others, to hiof
ROOTS, HERBS, AND BARK&
[a visions viral ages of oar own priming. at
PRIMA BELOW FORMS& FATRIS.
A full Rae of BOTANICAL PREPARATIONS. W. 8.
MIRRILL & CO.'S 00101111 TEASED 81/13D/18.&o..
at a liberal diaconal to the Mad*. • -
Oataloguira firralehed on saolisseln• basil-Suaa
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.—GEO. W. WATSON &,
CO. hive removed their CARE - AGM BIPOSPrORY
to their old place. Igo. 1219 013111314111 r Street (ender
Concert ELM%where they will keep a stook of Carriages
of their Own make. and will receive orders for even
description of firet•claae work.
.70/(11 7. 1866. je7-Sin
REMOVAL.
WILLIAM 'TARIM&
Has lentoved hen No. 10X0 to No. MS OHM.
NM Street. S. B. earlier of Street
Where he Invites the ideation of housekeepers, am
those &Immesh's honeekeeinsic to his extensive es•
'ottani. of meld
ROUSH FURNISHING GOODS.
Superior Befriprators, Table Cutlery, Family Hard.
ware. Children s Osrrtues. he.. he.. an24.2ra
PRITCHARD.—FINE CARTES,
aO. from life, of Gen. Pritchard, th e Captor of
Jeff Davis, can be bad at F. GEITIUMINSVB Gallery,
7114 OMR Meet, 9e9-5t
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA: - TUESDAY, -JUNE 13, '1865:
UNITED STATES
ET authority of the lionstary Wi th * "MSS% 11l
undersigned, the General Subssii§tion Agent for the
silo of United Retell Ssenritiaa, offers to the imbue
the II ird mien of Treason' Notes, bearing wrwirt and
three tenths per sent. Interest per annum, known as the
SEVEN.THIRTY LOAN.
These Notes are tuned under date of 311171 6 . 18 t%
and are payable three years from that date in ear
rensY. or are convertible at the option of the holder into
Thera BMW* Pa* now worth a handsome premium.
•
and are exempt. as are all the Government moats,
from State. Muni% and Municipal taxation, watch
adds from one to three per cant more to their value.
assordlng to the rate levied upon other property. *he
Interest Is payable semi-annually by COMPOII. attached
to each note, which may be 4111 t off and sold to any hank
or banker.
The interest at 994 per sent. amoante to
One cent par day on a $5O note.
Two seats per do, on a $lOO note.
Ten ants per day on a IMO note.
Twenty °ante per day on a 191.000 note.
One Dollar per daY on a $lOOO note.
Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subseriptiont
. The notes of thls Third Series are preolsely similar in
form and privileges to the Seven. Thirties already sold.
*neat that the Government reserves to itself the option'
of paying interest in gold coin at 0 per cent. Instead of
8-10ths in currency. Subscribers will deduct the in•
tweet in currency up to July lath. at the time when
they eubseribe.
The delivery of the notes of this Third Eerie. of the
Seven-Thirties will tommence on the 14 of 3 - une. and
will be made promptly and eontinnonely alter that date.
The slight 'hangs made in the conditions of ibis
TRIED SERIBEI affect; only the matter of interest.
The payment in gold, if made, will be Knicalent to
the currency interest of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments. In the event of which
oz dy "gm the option to Pay interest In gold be availed
of, would so reduce and actualise prises se that per
chases made with six per Gent. in geld would be fully
equal to those sake with seven and three-tenths, per
cent. in currency. This is
now offered by the Government. and He superior ad
vantages make it the.
GRE/IT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE
Lese than 4230.000,000 of the Loan authoriP4 by
Congress are now in the market. This armpit. at
the rate at which it is being absorbed. will all be
subscribed for within sixty days, when the notes
will undoubtedly command a premium, as has ani.
formly been the cue on closing the subseriptions to
other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and notion of the
eountry may be afforded facilitlei for taking the Loan,
the National Bank& glue Bank% one Private Bunke**
throughout the eountrY have genenialy agreed to re•
oeive eubscriptions at par. Subscribers will stela:Moir
own agents, in whom they have conldenah and who
only are to be responsible for the delivery of the notes
for which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
6171380111PT10N AGSM
No. 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
DREXEL & COMPANY, BANKERS,
No. 34 South THIRD street,
DBAL4RBIN
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD,
FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
UNITED STATES BONDS;
QUARTERMASTERS , VOUCHERS,
STOCKS AND BONDS
SOUGHT AND BOLD AT BOARD OF BROKERS, Off
COMMISSION. lea I
1881. -COUPONS, DUB JULY 1,
GOLD AND SILVER
"ILLIAN H. BACON. MOReS A WARDS&
BACON ft WARDER,
STOCK AND NOTE BROKERS,
Stocks bought and sold on Commission.
Trust /ands byway.' to City, mete. or Government
LORDE.
Subscriptions received for the United States 7-30 Loan.
without charge for ComMiBl4oll , to the purchaser.
ja• tildll/11/
F. STAMFORD. SOS. L. MOOSTOM.
STAMFORD it HOUSTON,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. (25 SOUTH _THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Dealers in Government Seimritiesaveste, Unatirrent
Honey. City Warrants. %a.
Stacks bought and sold on commission at the Regain
Board of Broken. n0t , 23-im
THE FRANKLIN SAVING FUND,
HO. 1115 SOUTH FOURTH STREW, BELOW
CHESTNI
Pays
of
`Deposits. sent. Interest on Domini. Agento for
the sale of Milted Rates 7 3.10 Loans at Par. Govern.
meat, Elate and City Loans and Stocks bought end sold
for depositors and others on Commission. lahLl-331
SUMMER CONFECTIONS
Persons about leaving the city should eall and ex.
amine our splendid assortment of
DELIOIOUS
CONFECTIONS,
SYRUPS, &0.,
Partienlarl3r adapted for the Warm Season.
E. G. WHITMAN do Co,.
MANUFACTURERS,
3161 CHESTNUT MEV.
Jur- Also. an astoTtolent Of
BRILLIANT FIRDWOMIS.
je 10-ituntim -
NEW GOODS,
DIRECT FROM PARIS,
Per Steamer Persia.
MARBLE AND BRONZE OLOOKS,
BRONZE GROTIPES AND FIGURES,
ORINA VASES OF EXQUISITE DESIGNS,
NEW FANS, COMBS, Ste., &0.,
Together with a superb Moth of
DIAMONDS, RIOH JEWELRY, WATCHES,
SILVER WARES, PLATED GOODS,
GREATLY REDUCED.
J. E. O.II.LDWELL 8c 00.,
jelo.3t 824 OHISTIIIT Street.
LI.ZICOLN
MONUMENT ASSOCIATION,
OFFICE NO. 921 CHESTNUT STREET,
souriptiolui will be received daily for the erection
of the
MONUMENT
TO
PRESIDENT LINCOLN,
Between the hours of 9 o'clock, A. N. and 3 P. N.
Contributions should be addressed to JAMBS L.
CLAOHORN. Treasurer.
ALEXANDER HENRY, President,
JAMBS L. OL►OHOBA, Treasurer,
aH►B. J, STILLS, Secretary. jef.fit
1 :l' :11' ~ •~I I - 1
V MANUFACTORY SHIRT MANUFACTOR
IL The subssribers would invite attention to thee
IMPBOVED CUT OF SHIRTS.
Which they mire a speeialty in their business. Also,
sonstautly reeePrinz
NO VELTIEM NOE OENTLEMBI'S WILE.
J. W. SCOTT eta CO. GENTLEMEN'S PURNISHING STORE,
No, 814 CHESTNUT Street.
fat-IT Pour doors below the ContittentaL
pIfEItMETICALLY BELLED MEATS
AID 8013711.
• IMO d.os. Smarm limit
Roast Abu.
IWO " do Veal.
600 " do Mutton.
1.000 " do Torbay.
1,000 " do Chicken.
6.000 " wortad Boomb 2._,_2}( lb. maw.
For male by ERODES wiLLIASIS.
fe6-tf 107 boulh WATIB Stmt.
FINANCIAL.
7-30 LOAN.
THIRD SERIES.
$2300,000.
U. S. 15.20 SIB PER CENT.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.
TEE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
ISILADELPTILL
trNOURRENT MONEY.
WANTED. AT HIGHEST MARKET FRIO.
DREXEL & CO.,
3* South THIRD Street
USX WALDO:Pi STREIT,
CONFECTIONERY.
Esc., . &O.
AT PRICES
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
STOC K OF DREss GOODS
AT
REDUCED PRIGES.
JOHN F. YOUNG,
N 0,70 NORTH FOURTH NTRENT.
Will eminent. on TUESDAY, Jane 13th, to °lret/14
entire stook of Sating and Sumner Dress Goods. &0..
at and below coot, for one month.
Persons not yet supplied will dud it to their Interest
to eve us a call.
jeld 10t J . F. YOUNG.
COOPER & CONA.RD,
NINTH AND 1111A.ItICIET.
FINE OASSINERES.
LINEN DRILLS AND DUOR.
SUMMER COATINGS.
THIN DRESS GOODS.
PEW WHITE GOODS.
DOBIESTIOS REDIMED.
ELEGANT SILK SACKWES.
BLACK HERNANI SHAWLS.
jet ft
COOPER CONARD, NINTH AND
MARKIN, have
The beet Cassimere stock In town.
Good Linen Drills, Ducks, Coatings.
Tailors' Linings, of every kind.
Muslin stock complete, prices right.
Family Linens, selling, gold, at 600.
W
Gaure,_domet and other Flannels.
Pearl Wool Delatnes, 55 and 66 cents.
gxtra flue black Mohair Sipaca. $l,
Lupin's 8-4 black Wool Delalnes. /L. -
Good stock while Naintook,
Bird-eye Linen, striped Kuala% finest Cambria and
Jasonsts, mitred binding, Pique , au
White baxege and other thin Shaw ls.
Bilk Rosaries and Summer Duelers ie7-tt
PLEN DID STOCK OF LINEN
N-1 GOODS, just opened at 702 ARCH Street, COW
Pr iel i gh, Bath, Huck, and plain Linen Towels.
Rankine of beautifal patterns and all grades.
Table Linens, bleached, half-bleached, and brown.
Richardson & Dunbar's, Dickinson's, and other
Linens.
Ladies' and Gents' L. 0 Hdkfe, from 1230 to &1—
honed stitched and cold borders—very nice.
tf JOHN IL NTOK3B.
QAL ZE SII XXER BLANKETS.—
Just received an Invoice of Bummer Blankets, the
finest and lightest we have ever had.
BUIPBABB, VAB BARLINOBit, dt ABRISOI.
Bowe Furnishing Dry Goal.
stuth et nous OHSNTNUT Street.
8...4 HEAVY MESH BLACK HER
RANI OE GRENADINE.
8-4 black Bernard, ordir ary wait.
d 4 black Tamartines and Crape Marais.
' 8-4 white Tamartines and Bareges.
Single. width 6.8 wide black Bernard.
Beary mesh 6-8 wide black Hernani. ,
Black Timartineit.. Crape Mardi, and Chillies.
Double , width black De Lathes and UMW Wahl,
Black Grenadines and Bombasineti.
Unite-width blank,De
EDWIN HALL k CO..
IWO if AB South SEWED Meet.
s - zrnoIAL NOTICE.
SELLING GOP
EIPPIRE STOOK •
TO CLOSE BUSINESS! t
GOOD-WILL AND FIXTURES FOR BALL
TEO/INLET AND CHUM.
We invite special attention to the above mutonneenient.
We bays a Lame Stook.
We are Selling Cheap.
Every yard Is to be closed out on or before the lit day
of September, Silks and Drees Goods.
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Linen Goods.
Shawls,Cloaks Skirts. Hdkfsoks. oks.
Nestles and Calicoes mob ender market mice.
TuonNi.NY ds CHIBN
mat , Sm Cox. of EIGHTH and SPRING OARDIIIIK.
VIGURED SILK GRENADINES,
-a- of the best qualities and styles, In bleak and Gray
Grounds. 600 to $1.60
Travellimr.Dreas Goods, In every varlets..
New Dress. Goods, in neat variety.
Handsome Ohene Silks, $2.60.
VKRK 0101.4? BLACK SILKS.
snitabie for Drones, Mantles, and Swine'.
COTTON GOODS AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE
PRICES
Merrimac. Smarm. and Teethe Prints, 25e.
10 4 Waltham and Feperill bleaehed_Sheethurs. $l.
H. STEEL & SOIL
min-sr Nos 118 and 115 North TENTH Street.
NFOW 0911111,1" FOR 0305.
THE OZZATEBT 'INTENTION 01 THE AGE HE
HOOP MECTILTS.
J. W. BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(or double) SPRING SKIRT.
WRSTS' BRADLRY & GARY (late J . I. & J. 0.
West), SOLISPROPEIRTORS and MANUFACTURERS,
97 CHAMBERS and 79 and 81 READS West% Pew
York.
THIS lETENTION consists of DUPLEX for two) En.
LITTIG Steel STRINGS., insertional, BRAIDED TIGHTLY and
FIRMLY tO Nether, ROSE to ECUs, ntchict the TOUGHEST.
moat FLEXIBLE,' ELASTIC, and DURABLE SPRING ever
used. They seldom BEND or MOSE, like the Single
Spring., and eon seeneLtly preserve their PERFECT and
BEAUTIFUL SHAPE TWICE &along as any other SKIRT
THE WONDERFUL FLEXIBILITY and great COMFORT and
PLEASURE tO any LADY wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT. Will be experienced partici:Guilin all crowded
AEHEMELIBB, OPERAS. CARRIAGES. RAILROAD CARS.
CHUROR PEWS. ARMCHAIRS, for PEONS) ADS and ROUSE
DRESS, as the SKIRT tan be FOLDED When in nee tO 000 U.
PT a small PLACE SA Sadly Ai a MX 0: MUSLIN DRESS.
A LADY having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort, and
great convenience of WEARING the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
IiTEEL• SPRING SKIRT for a SINGLE DAY Will never after
ward willingly dispense *with their use For Gamma,
lIISSEE, and 'Sarno Larose they we SUPERIOR tO all
others.
TRW are the best quar,rry in every part, and Mt,
questionably the LIGHTEST. melt DESIRA.BLE.COXFORT
ABLE and ECONOMICAL
ST SKIRT ever Hil
/OR SALE in all FIR. CLASS STORES fn a
n tlde city, and
throughout the UNITED STATES, HAVANA DE CUBA.
MEXICO SOUTH AMERICA. and the WEST INDIES.
SKIRT.
4IIIEB TOR THE DUPLEX E
LLIPTIC
628H00P SKIRTS. 628
• HOPKINS' "OWN BAKE" OF .
RAOP SKIRTS. the best assortment and best quality
and styles in the city Gore Trails, all lengths and
sizes. from 18 to 56 springs, from $l-56 to o $4. Plain
Skirts, all the new shapes and sites, from 19 to 60
springs. from $1.40 to $3. Skirts of extra heavy steel
and extra tapes. from N to 95 springs, from $1.90 to
$2 76. letsber and Children's, of every grade, from
to 86 *prides, from 4to 8 cents per miring they h ave no
equal. Agents for the Pew Flexible O eirt the most
pliable Hoop Skirt made, and fully equal to the Napier
Nilotic Skirt, and at mach lower prices. Also, son.
Mandy on hand, full lines of low.prlced New 'York
Skirts, kid -padded and metallic fastened-16 springs.
86c. ; 20 springs, CA 26 sprints. $1.16; SO springs. $1.24;
and 90 spring*. 111 A R CHts made to order, altered.
end repaired. at 63Street. myl9
EDITCATIONAL.
TBB•QUARER CITY COLLEGE,
TENTH and 0/IBSTNIIT Streets, the most popu
lar and fieuriehing Commercial School In the State,
offers unusual advantat es to all desiring to qualify
themselves for the duties of the Countleg Room, or any
otter sphere of usefulness in the active Pursuits of burl,
nees life.
- -
IF&TROSTioN IN
Beok•keeping. Penmanship. Art eet% Business
Forms .and Customs. Commercial Law, the higher
Mathematics, and Telegraphing.
Diplomas awarded and Degrees of Merit granted by
authority of law, under the corporate seal of the Pel
isse, which has been chartered by a special act of the
Legislature with powers and privileges possessed by no
ots er similar institution in the United States. jell 2i*
GROCERIES.
!~0 FAMILIES RABIDIRG IN THE
RITRAL DISTRICTS
We are prepared. as heretofore, to supply familia, al
their country residences, with.
RUBY DY,SCREPTION OP FIN& O/OUBRUIP4 TUB,
, &o.
ALBERT C. 'ROBERTS.
my24•tf ' Corner BLEVEISTH and PINS Street..
BLINDS AND SHADES.
B. J. WILLIAMS.
No. 16 North Sixth Street,
WAIIIPAOIDEPS OP
VBNITIA.N BLINDS AND
WINDOW SHADES.
no largest and dust ancertsnert la the alty at thi
Lowest sub whoa
STUB SHAM MADE AND zarrruin.
Cheap lot tolled Blinds and Shaw ape -Sat
AMERICAN WINES —lOO,OOO GAL
LONS pare Catawba and Isabella WINES. in bar-
Me and eases. from the most celebrated vineyards in
the United States; warranted strictly pare; very low
for cad or approved paper
For was by JOHN H. COBB. Agent,
a 'lt corner FRONT and Iden.K.l4r *nets.
P. 0. Box 482 2418 66*
CEDAR COOPER, CEDAR COOPERS.
—lO 000 80-inch North Carolina Cedar Staves, at
$O5 per M. to 20th Init. Alter that date $7O Der N.
hatasa,
BUCK and POPLAR Streets.
jel3.6t► Philadelphia.
THE ASHLAND HOUSE,
.A. FOURTH AVENUE Y O R K TENFOURTH
STREET. NEW CITY,
Recently. enlarged and improved. Is now open for
transient es well as permanent. boarders The house to
situated on one of the pleasantest avenues. *ad accessi
ble to all places of amusement and business by cars and
stases. quests will find all the conveniences and nom.
forts of a superior establishment, with an excellent le•
hie. Transient board.lsl per day.
WM H SELKIRK. Proprietor.
N. B.—Families who desire rooms for the summer
will make early application. To desirable parties ad
vantagenue terms will be offered. jell 95t
$3OO ward wi l l t l it be D p . aid T for H in E formlio O n V iat ß A
lead to the eonvictionwf the person or person who robbed
the MEE OF LEWIS SEAL, on the night of the 7th or
morning of the Bth inst., and the return of the stolen
property. consisting of coats, pantaloons, wigs, clothe,
"" 1 / 2 67 " , plain and fancy; eashmeretts, Tweeds, al
pacas, Italian clothe, dm.
*llO of the above reward will be 'paid by twig
13BAL for the return of the stolen property. and $llO
will be paid by the WUROBBI3 OF glibibiliTT SQUARE
for information which will lead. to the conviction of the
robber or robber..
minim w&tt
.
Barna.
LEWIS bilad.,
Owner.
ICRDINNTT FQIJARE. Nay oth. /Fa jelB-Bt*
THE ATTENTION OF RETURNED
volunteers. and others, about purchasing JEW.
Stan', Is Invited to the large and elegant assortment of
Sold and Silver Watches, of American anti toreign
sekers_, Diamond rim Rings. Studs. and bets, Chains,
teals, Ate. ; !diver iodinated Ware. which will be sold
at the lowed prices, 'by LEWIS LADOBIUS.
je9-61* Diamond Dealer and Jeweler,
No. so 01111STBUT Street.
a UNION MOWING MACHINES,
at greatly reduced price; for OAS . For sale by
3108 T MIST. J&.
9261 and vat- ble.g.ggT Street. '
tt above Mutt,
jp) BUCKEYE MOWING MACHINES,
.a.r. at greatly 'reduced prices for OASH. For *ale by
.11013EaT BUM JEL
Nor, 022 and 924 MAR,KBY Street.
lel3-tf above Ninth.
Mk PRATT'S STEEL SPRING
.eae. TOOTH HORSE RAKES. at greatly reduced price
for OASEL For tale bY BOBEIV BUM TB.,
Nos. 9.24 and 924 MARKET Street,
jelS•lf above Lunt.
P HOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS TAKEN
at Obnrabas ltnd Public Edifices, Coiint7l , Sa oB .
and banidellont. Those who &Mrs ansh Photographs
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during the first two years of the Rebellion ; Me thrilling
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different rebel prisons; hie escape, and- almost Miran"
lone Journey by night of nearly 400 Wise. It will
abound in stirring events, and contain more of the fact.
incident, Bud romance of the war than any other work
yet published. Teaehere, ladies, energetic young men,
and eepeeially returned and disabled Seers and sot
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doubting applicant. Semi for chanters: address
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$125 A MONTH.-AGENTS WANT.
CLANS everywhere tO introduce
FAMlLYmroved
SHAW k CLARK TWESITI-DOLLAR SEW
ING MACHINE, the only low price machine in the
conntry which is licensed by Grover & Baker,
Wheeler k Wilson. Howe, Sinter di Co., and
Bacheltier. AU other machines now sold for lees
than forty dollars each are infringements, and the
seller warmer are liable to fine and imprisonment.
Salary and expenses, or large commission. allowed.
Illustrated circulars sent free. Address BHA W
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$10.11:5 Apply to
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el WANTED TO PURCHASE - A
AWIDWELLING. on ARCH or WALNUT, !Resets not
exceeding $3O 001 Address " Physician," North Ante•
rican office. stating location and price. jeadt RE
WANTED,--A. GOOD COMMO
miIiDIOI3I3 STORE, on the month side of Market street,
betweep Fifth and Tenth Philade lph iadress, for one
week, • G.
S.
Box 214, P. 0. jel.3-6t*
, WAMTED, BY THE FIRST OF
January, we. bi.Jobidng 0011110 i & STORE. OR
the north side of MARKET street, between Third And
Fifth streets.
Address •. M. R. W.," at this alas. 3813.3t*
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
ca TO RENT-A FEW NEW HOUSES
Ala on Ilesentk and Osman streets.
TATLOW JACKSON,
ie13.60 No. 614 CHM, UT Street.
FOR BALE
THE arBARD HOUSE.
Tbow secKaoN.
J6lB St.* 614 CHESTNUT Stmt.
in FOR SALE—
'Ns 520 WALNUT Streets'
•
113 ARCH Streets
ad HOUSES in parlous parts o• the eitY.
TATLOW JACKSON.
jell'At. • Ol4 CHESTNUT Street.
a GERMANTOWN. -FOR BALE,
WIM. NOTTINGHAM KNITTING MILL, CLINTON
Street, with Steam Engine, Shafting. rallies, and Belt
ing, Fttliing Stocks, Drying Booms, with heating pipes
and gas throughout; all in complete order for imme
diets operation, together with the Dwelling attached.
The Machinery in said Mill is also for sale Apply to
GEORGE STOOKHAM, Kensington. jetintee 61
gm FOR SALE, WITH IMMEDIATE
AMU:possession. one of those first-clam, new: modern
Dwellings, east oide of Sixth, above Brown street. lots
20 by 120 to back street Parlor 92 feet deep: dining
room 22 feet; sitting room 24 feet; 7 chambers, 2 kitch
ens, conservatory , water Closet , hot and cold water,
heater, ranges, bath—ln fact, every• convenience. Toes.
houses are built in the best manner, of well seasoned
material Ttey will be sold on easy terms. This is
the last chance. Out of twelve we have only four left.
Please call and examine them—open all day—or ap •
ply to .
BOYD At BMW,.
jell) the l2O South FOURTH Street.
ea PUBLIC BALE ON THE PRE
aIia3S—WZMAZISDAY lITUNOON. June 14th,
at 0 o'clock precisely—Large and valuable ESSIDSNOS
of the late Madame Bazar, HARRAH Street. west of
Fqrtleth street; lot 100 by 130 feet; elegant Garden, line
Pratt. &e.
Apply to M. THOMAS & SONS,
myltp 4t* 139 and 111. South FOURTH Street.
1?OR BALE—A VALUABLE LOT OF
Ground. S. E corner of Broad and Callowhill ste. ;
180 by 240 feet.
Do do . S. B. corner of Bridge and Thirty.se.
con d streets; 142 by 218 feet.
Do. do., S W. corner of Bridge an d Thirty sa
solid &Mg, 100 by 218 feet.
Do. do.. S. W. eornerof Thirty.sss d
verford streets; 285 by 1113)4 feet. en
end
Es-
Do do., W. corner of Ninth and Barks
streets; 500 by 190 feet.
Do. do. S. B. corner of Twen ty second and
Spring Gardeti
streets; 90 by 100 ma
Do. do.. Darby road, between Chestnut and
Walnut streets; f 0 br 120 feat.
Do. do., Sllaworth street, from Twen ty - ei ghth
street to the Schuylkill; 1,000 by 104 feet.
Do. do.. on Blenheim street. Ger antowni
about S acres. -
De. do., on Tacony street, at Efolmesbnri.
With many others of Tarim aims. "-
B. T. GLENN,
Itlo 123 South FOURTH Street.
a FOR SALE-AN EXCELLENT
.1111.11 Store and Brodnere Place, 214 Doak - Street.
Superior Dwelling, 36 feet front, N 0.1910 Green street.
store and Dwelling, good Business Stand, 236 North
Bllteenth street, corner of Winter.
GenTeniant DWalinir, No. 963 South Tenth street;
possession LOOP.
Neat Dwelling, No 737 Shirley drool.
Desirable Dwelling, Broad street, above Brown; lot
20 by . 160 feet.
B. F. GLENN, 153 South FOURTH Street: or
jell S. W. eor. SIVBSTSBNTH and GEBBN.
a FOR SALE, WITH IMMEDIATE
Wavosseetion, the convenient Dwelling, No. 3014
Nennt Vernon West. B. F GLENN.
jell) B. W. Dor. SEVENTEBIATB And GEM
SIFOR DALE—AT THE VILLAGE
ot Efaddepeetd. New Jersey—h. handsome modern
noun and about Three *eras of Land,
minable for the summer or permanent residenee of one
doing badness in the sity. Location. six miles from
Philadelphia. about Rai l road , e from station on the
Camden and Atlantis by which MAN may be
had to and from Philadelphia by six trains deity each
way. Rouse large and well linhhed, with modern
conysnienses. !hermit shrubbery, trees. &c. Inside
and Coach•bouee attached.
Immediate possession. dimly to
cRARLIin RHOADS.
jeB Si' No. 36 SIVINTE Street, Piffle
a FOR SALE-A DESIRABLE RE
AMBI SIMMS, centrally located, in an elegant neigh
boyhood; hones 28 feet front, contains all modern im
Provemer M. wide ball. large parlor, library, dre , and
is in complete order. Choice fruit and shrubbery In the
yard. Lowest price *lB.OOO, a conetderable portion of
which Can remain. if desired. or would be exchanged
for a smaller property. Apply IN. 40 north FOURTH
Street. • .08.610
fi FOR SAL IC-11.01188, No. 908
mat FRANKLIN Street. above Poplar, inquire al P.
YER01:11011, /to. 14%7 North FIFTH Bk. 3AI•
at FOR SALE-A FARM, OF 21
Magma, well cultivated. modern improvemente,;.a. -
, facade in the Twenty. third ward above Frank.
ford ; imitable for country resident.° Apply tO
iel2-St" T. 138ALLOROSS & SONS, Ifrankford.
CHIC LTEN HILLI3.-FOR BALE,
Mae line COUNTRY BEAT, very &straw a u trac,
b „, utt f a il y located, comprising abont Aye aarea; good,
old-fashioned atone Mansion.large
Tenant , bouts, Borlng-bouse. Barn, &a. ; grounds about
the home) elegantly shaded and. terraval. Price mode.
rate Terme easy. r JAB. R. cumfglans,
at 504 WALNUT Skeet.
larArtiTJT-STREET °FENNO FOR
2510—'Vets' &Walk single or 2t42 , 1e. Ap
ply to JACIOBELS.
jal3.3t*
O. 335 WALNUT Elt.; M 012.06 No 2.
OFFICE ROOMS TO BE LET—DE
SIRABLE R 002113 suitable for Oil Coal. or
Brokers' Mee, Do d THIRD Street. jell 3
OFFICE FURNITURE AND FIX
VIM FOR SAM—The Death Coonters. Tables,
MAIM Ca et, Safe, Stove, Latter PUMA. dec , • 310 •
in the t Mae 010 32 South THIRD Street, now occupied
by the undergo:mt. are offered for sail, to be delivered
en the flat of July.
ie12.01. cra,vra, BROOKS, alOO.
sA.LIC OF OFFICE FuRNITUKFTUF
raovowr MARSHAL, —Will be sold, a t
. Public
bAuction, at M. Thomas tone ' Store, 130 an d 141. S.
CilliTst Street, on THURSDAY, June 22d, 1965, It 9
o'clock A. M., sundry Tables. Dose. and Obairs.
Wit S LSRMAL
j e iy.tant Capt. Provost Marshal Ist D Patna.
rff2tCn.H.B oB—IMPROVED FARMS
of 90 and 121 Acres, Oil Stocks will be taken in
Part payment; also. Routes and Lots to exchange.
JOY. 11110/IAT.4
. . . , .
id.° St* Do 308 WALIUT 50.. Boom N.
AgitFOß BA.LE-A. FEW Viii
and no-top Wagons at oar OWE make.
080. W WAT.ON & 00 ,
.iO7 et Vo. 1219 OHISTIOT SW*.
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION NOTICE.
UNITED STATES; BALD:
STEAMERS QuAKEE OrrY, LADONA, AOL'
OIL, CAMBRIDGE, E. B. HALS.
BARK J. L. DAVIS.
ROMMEL C. COOK, Anetkoneer.r
ON TUESDAY MORNING.
.717 AS 20Ih, 1205, at 11 o'clock, at the
PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD,
Will be void for amount of the Vatted Melee Gores
meet:
THE SIDS.V HEIL STEAM* 4ITAKI/1 CITY.—
Register dimensions: Length 944 feet S bushes; beam 3d
feet; depth of bold 99 feet 9,3 f inches. Has one side
lever engine; diameter of cylinder IS inches; length of
woks g feet. Schooner rigged.
THI IRON 90k11W-oneavaza. LADONA.—Roklabre
dimetteloket Latgth 197 fasts beard 27 fast 9 Maher;
depth of hold 19 feet Rae two vertical et:Wm:tat alma
ter of eptirdar 943( Whet; length of stroke SO inch's.
Bark lined.
THE SCREW-TUG MUM --Haider 411mm:stoner
Length He feet 2 inches; bea e ng ine 7 Ikkehia depth of
hold 12 feet. Has one vertica diameter of cylht. ,
der Be Inches; length of etruke 48 lachee. Schooner
TEE BOREW-EirEnnign CaMvilatpol.--liseister di.
mensione Length 126 feet beam 29 heti depth of hold
12 feet. II as one vertical Mine; diameter of cylinder
62 ineheo; length of stroke 3feet.
TEE SOREW•TUG 31 B. HALM —Register Melon
alone : Length lad feet 6 Inches; beam 26 feet 6 huntem I
depth of hold 7 felt 2 incites. Rae one vertical mins;
diameter of cylinder 96 inches; length of drake II
inches. Sloop rigged..
TUB BASH 7. L. D&VlEt—Register dtmenellons t •
Length 183 feet; beam 30 feet; depth of hold 12 foot
tnehee.
The above-named vessels Wit be sold with Bottom
r i r t ae g ni ci attar m eet of fawn. Sails. 13eneing Ala
Inventories at the Auction more, Igo. at Hoak!:
FRONT Stied,
Tient) , per eentnm of the purchase money moat losi
paid on the der of sale, and the remainder before the.
resist le removed from the navy Itard, whieh will be.
done within six dartl'after the date of Milk,
J. B. HULL,
COMMAND ANT
je6 91816 11' 20
AtXtUSEMJENTS
NEW CHESTNUT-STREET THEAt-
TRII—CRISTIFOT STREET. ABOVE mwmerma.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS. JunalStr.
Ard 191 Dr IRITIaL NIGHTS of the
CHARMING YOUNG aomseimmors,
PHSti Lorri.
who mill appear upon the evenings nalned as
TARTARINE,
in the Grand Swim",ler Hurler due.
THE SEVEN DAUGHTERS OF SATAN.
which will be presented with
MBEE/F/CENT SoEMBRY.
OHRE COSTUMES.
BRILLIANT MUSIC
mmae All4/0 AL iitmacers, ant
POWERFUL OAST.
Replete svity grand hferehe.. Dances. Songs. Aro.
THE LAAT ORAVA SWUM
THE BEZTR OF CUPID 1N 'PEE BOWERS OP PUPIL
Wri.t. NE FOUND
MAGNIFICENT IN THE EXTREME,
SATURDAY eFTERMOON. Jane f ib
FORMEIGHTH muse FAMILY MATINEE.
When THE SEVEN DAUGHTERS OF SATAN Will be
performed.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARaill
STREET THE A , BL
THE WBBB SISTER&
MONDAY AID TUESDAY EVERIEBB,
PO-CA-ROE-TAS
"A DAY TOO LATE."
and ' 'A REGULAR SIX."
NIBS ADA AYD ARRA WEBB
In 8 Obaracteres 1E Bow and Dann.
FRIDAY, EMMA WEBS'S DEmin.
THE CIRCUS IS COMING.
THE STONE & ROSSTON GRAND CIRCUS
COMBINATION A6l D
CULLEN'S WILIBRATED TROUPE OF IROBUODi
• INDIANS,
Will shortly appear tor
PIVE DAYS ONLY.
On the spacious lot adjoining the
ACADEMY OF MONO. BROAD AND LOCUST BP •
Commencing on MONDAY. the 19th inst.
RIMBEIBER, FOR FIVE DAYS OILY.
AFTER)" owl AND EVENING.
In the selection of Attlee for this
COLOSSAL OOMBINATION,
It bas been the proprietor's desire to secure each a
variety that no patron shall fail to find in it Much that
will Interest the mind and enchain the attention. The
brilliant CLUSTER OF CELEBRITIES
Which adorn this famed Circus are unparalleled IN
their several epeeist Hies. The magnifict
SCENES IN THE AREN A
GORGEOUS
P ARan f ßßO y l
LIA AND SUPERB
MUSIC,
And they will be rendered with faultless grace and
marvelous splendor.
THE IROQUOIS INDIANS form a great feature In
this Artistic Combination, portraying, as they do, the
novelly of savage ilfe, typical dance", religions one.
monies, sacrifice' and forms of worship, and many
other peonliarities of the aborigines', never before in
troduced to the public will surprise and delight then rs.
The company is composed of the fo ll owing poptiise
performers who drew hundreds of thoneande to the
National Circus Building tinting the nest Winter.
The celebrated DENISE BROTHERS,
CHARLES, VALENTINE, and RUDOLPH,
• Messrs. MURRAY and HUTCHINSON. and the
TRAINED DOGS.
The skanim family. Mr. DEN EMMEN.
Mr. CHAS MONICOE. Mr FRANK ROOSTON,
LB JEUNE BERT,
Messrs. DREXEL BERLETTE,
PICTON. GRAFF. ANDROS,
RUBEN, BATTY, EMBER%
L/ZARRO, WALDEN, EWER.
PILLOTT, TABER, and
Masters CARLOS, LEON.
ACTON, CLAUDE and
CL LENNOX
Volatile leitrfonners. The whole miming a Congress
of Talent Absolutely peerless.
PSO.F.IbigOR HUTCHINSON
and Ids trained dogs will appear drain (every exhibition;
morning and afternoon, Performing Potful, Millet
and Home will also be introduced during the Season.
Remember, only five days
Admission, 60 cents, Children under 10 years. NI
cents. Performance to commence et S and 7 o'clock P.
X., on MONDAY, leth Wt.. continuing for
FIVE DAYS ONLY. je1.2.0t
TRIAL SKILL IN DEOLAMA.-
TIOA, at ASSEMBLY BUILDISGS, on TUESDAY
EVENING, June ISth, between puree of Prof, Gad.
Inge' Mantuaicadony, and PUMA of Dr. Fairee' Ohne,
Moat School,
/WM; Cleo, Highher, Eco., Prof. G W. Fetter.
Prhacfpal Girls' and Normal t3ohoolt Noy J, tn.
Crowell; Rev. W. Y. Breed. D. D. ; OUT. Pollock, Pia
aiding Judge.
Tickets Fifty Dent& maybe obtained MT. N. Pon.%
Sixth and Ohestnnt, and Hisley , s Bookstand. Conti.
aerial Hotel. Commence at S o'clock. Dlrgfeld's ce
lebrated • nd will perform. jele-it•
BOAdaDINIG'.
BOARDING -VACANT, SEVERAL
HAND6OI6I BOOM, at
m7.91:12t* 006 SPRUOR BTUS?.
"MY BOARD, WITH FIRST.OLASS
-11-1" Dare. inners, at Ste. 6x4 South WASHINGTON
Squ myl9-I=9
a is iV a g NEW TOWBOAT LINE.
DELAWARE & CHESAPEAKE
STEAM TOW-BOAT COMPANY.
BARGES towod to and from PHILADELPHIA.
HAVRE.DE• GRACE, BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON.
and intermediate points.
VAL P. CLYDE & CO..
AGENTS.
No. It SOUTH WHARVES, Plaids.
CAPT. JOHN LAUGHLIN, Sept. jel.S•tdel...
A a dZ i t FOR ALBANY AND TROY.
NEW YORK. WA DELAWARE AND
RARITAN CANAL. —The Barge ORDON GRANT, H.
Sipperley. Mostar, is now loading at Bret wharf below
VMS strostL.for the eihove points, and will leave on
EDNEODAY EVENING.
• For freight. which will be taken on reasonshls farms:
apply to ToL. FLANAGAN. Agent,
jelS.St 301 South DELAWARE Avian*.
RELVIDERE DELAWARE RAIL
ROAD.A-0
TWO THROUGH NORTHERN CON
NECTIONS DAILY,
LEAVE P. AND T. E. E. KENSINGTON DEPOT AT
7.30 A. N. AID 3 30 P. M.
connneettns dixeotly through to
'ASTON.
V ATBR GAP.
WILKBSBAREB.
AND THE
GHBAT LAKES
Tlirongh Tickets sold and Baggage Checked tleroogli
to all principal points North and Wean
Jet-Ina W. H. OATZtillt, Agent,
o,%,ApTAl7Votirlstafift°l4r4
lera— Racnrsiou Season of DM
Lake Ontario. rtagneusy
The Thousand Islands, Po hand.
The Davide of St. Lawree tre White Mottritains,
River, Saratoga brings, Am 6 &CV
Montreal. ike.,
Quebec. Do., dm..
Tiekete for the above Ixonesions, which have bees
so lout and favorably known to the Philadelphia
Public, by various routes to lifisetara Palle, for sale at
the
CATLIN ISSA RAILROAD THIRST OFFICE, 4R
Chestnut street. under.Phtladelphin Bank, where bill
information Will be given.
R. VAR BORN, Passenger Agent.
jett•itm sas CHIWTNIIT Street.
CHEAP AND PLEA
SANT SIMMER TRAYSL—
CAM DEN AND ATLANTIO, AND RARITAN AND
DELAWARE BAY RAILROADS—CARDEN TO 101 W.
YORK OR LOAD BRANDI/.
From avow . • Ferry, Candela, daily at a 97 A. L
for 7"/""'"'n. Maraegat. TOMS River, Mienseesteo n
Bergen Renistdlol. Farminddelei. sl " 4 .k. Lott.
Bramibl BscachPort. Ocsannott, Est,ntlown, Shrews.
bury, zed Bank, Middletown, Highlands, and rat
M Th mou l h n d h d ce e amNeee Yok e b
nor t.n
Through
New York in dire boom. Fare $2. Eseursion ticket*
good tor three days, dil ied.tf
a ir aggla CAMDEN AND AZ.
LA.NTIO BAILROAD.—Thre•
Trithia daily to Atlantis City. and one On Bandar.
Train. leave Vine-street Ferry as foilowe:
Malt Train.4..4.10 A. M.
Freight,senge with Passenger Cara atiached......9.00 A. M.
Atiantle Accommodation ..... lb P. M.
Junction Acc0mm0dati0n...........
BETUENINO, LEAVE ATLANTIC.
ACeptie 10 A. M.
Waigist. With rilllONler vivre att.chaa......12.0n P. M o
Mail Train .... -- • 4- 1 N 142
06
12 I it
Junction Accommodation ...‘ , ..ssoe •
Fare to Atlantic $2. Excursion Tickets, good mar
for the day and train on which they are tatted. IN.
SUNDAY BUIL TRAIN,
Leaves Vine-street Ferry at 7.80 A. M.
Returning. leaven Atlantic at 8.46 P. M
sYNKA HADDONFIELD TRAINS
Leave Vin.-street Ferry at 10.16 A. M. and. I P. B.
Leave Boddonnetd at 11.46 A. M and Mb P. M.
Dr. B.—Freight must be delivered at Cooper's Point
before ti P. M. to Insure its going down the next day,
rob9-Binif. JOHN a O . BRYANT. Agent.
aIiVIENE PHILADELPHIA,
WILMINGTON, MID SLZ.TI.
110351 /141/LIMAD.
BOMB CPU TO BTOHNOBB, WTI Point. Asb
li/O
Trate. leave Deltat 3l , ocor L/F.ms of BROAD Stud mit
WAsHISOTOri avenue, at L 1.5 r. M., suslisSAl sus
STSANERN at Balttmora.
Tare to Biabmond TO
Fare to City FOUL 11.11 • t •6 a • •-•••-• • • U.
Tara to Frorfolk.....
B 1, KIBIFET. Foot.
0110, A . DILDBIUM, Oen. Mimi Aunt. arylB Ili
11AVATIA OIGARB.—A G 00.13 VA.
WNW aoaetantlyin MIN and bond,. a_t Joyful
sash rates, VOGIIIIIT & NON&
non 6se NO. lil/16 . Soath P/LO/11T bV
NONAVITOZfir
GREAT BUD.
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