tom our Third Emotion of Yesterdays,
- • Prom -Wastangteik.
Maw - Despatea to the Bralettn..3
WASIIINGToN,May 1866.—The Senate
Finance Committee had a protracted ses
akin to-dayi over the question of eo aailzitig
the National currency among the States,
without coming to any conclusion. Toe
matter waspot3tponed until the next meeting.
This Committee have not yet acted upon
the nomin : tions of Revenue Collectors from
Pennsylvania.' They have all been referred
to a. sub-committee who we investigating
the facts in the matter.
The Ship Canal scheme, which takes six
xnillions' out of the Treasury, is to be put
through to-day, irpcssible.
The bill adding about eighty Paymasters
to the 'regular _Navy has finally passed.
State Regimental Standards.
IT /1 RTLTS'EnThiG, May Ist, 1866.—The follow
ing general order was received from Head
quarters to-day :
RV 1 1QUARTJOIS PENNS INANI.A. MILI
TIA, HARRIsHITIIG, May Ist, 1866.—General
Orders. No. 56.—8 y a joint resolution
of the Legislature approved May.
16th 1861, it was provided that the Go
vernors procure regimental standards
for all the regiments formed or to be formed
in Pennsylvania, upon which shall be in
scribed the number of the regiment, and
painted the arms Of the Commonwealth ;
that all their standards,after the present un
happy rebellion is ended,shall be returned to
the Governor thothey may be carefully pre
served by the State, etc. On the fourth day
of July nest these regimental colors will be
formally received by the Governor in the
city of Philadelphia, in accordance with ar
rangements ' made by the committee
appointed for the purpose, to be
deposited amongst the archives of the com
monwealth, there to be sacredly preserved
and cherished as emblems of the patriot
ism and devotion of her sons,dead and alive
- to liberty and the Union, the solemn
and- eloquent record of her high
appreciation of their heroic ser
vices in the held as momentees of brave
men and noble deeds. All Generals, Regi
menbiland Companyofficers, and non-corn
missioned officers and private of Peainsvl
van* in service during the rebellion, are
invited- to take part in the ceremonies of
the Orr.ppinn, By order of
A. G. Cuirrar,
Governer and Commander-in-chief.
A. L. Russmi,
Adjutant-General, Penna.
Sentence of a Poisoner.
Tow:l%-r°, C. W., May I.—Dr. Gustafr, late
of New York city, who attempted to poison
a man named McKinnon here several
months ago, was tried yesterday and found
guilty. He was sentenced to fifteen years
mprisonment in the penitentiary..
Meeting of Railroad Officers,
Rule/Al.°, May Ist.—A meeting is being
held here to-day, of Railroad Superintend
ents and Freight Agen t s, to make the sum
mer time table from New York to St. Louis.
The meeting is fully attended.
Death of an Old Editor.
13osnos - ' May L—Wm. W. Clapp. Esq.,
-died, yesterday, aged S 3 years. He was
formerly a well-known editor and printer.
Arrival of the City of London.
Nw Toms, May L--The steamship City
of London has arrived from LiverpooL Her
advices are anticipated.
The Steamer Costa Elea Signaled.
FEw Yoas, May L—The steamship Oosta
Rica. from Aspinwall, has been signaled
below.
Arrival of the Steamer Louisiana,
ITENv Yons., May I.—The steamer Louisi
ana, from Liverpool, has been aignn ed.
Her advices have been anticipated.
xxx:Emi comarams—rissr SESSION.
WastoweiroW, May lst.
Honsm—Mr. liourwell (Mass.) sent to the Clerk's
deck an amendment which heproposed to ofrer to one
of the tillis reported yesterday by the Committee on
Reconstruction, and which was ordered to be printed.
ltprcrvides that whenever the proposed Ocenstitn
ticaal emu dment shailhave become a part of the
Constitution, and Tennessee cr Arkansas shall have
ratified the same, and shall have modified its coast=
Lion and laws in conformity therewith, and shall have
established an equal and just system of suffrage for
all male citizens within its jurisdiction who are not
less than twenty-one years of age, the Senatars and
Representatives from such State if found duly elected
and qualified, may, after having taken the required
oath of office, be admitted into Congress as such- pro ,
sided that nothing in the section contained shall be
construed as to require the disfranchisement of any
loyal person who is now entitled tovote.
Mr. Bingham (Ohio) also sent op a substitute, which
he proposed to -offer for the bill, and which was ordered
to be prliated. It provides that whenever any State
lately in insurrection shall have ratified in good faith
and irrevocably the above recited amendment, and
shall have modified its constitution and laws in confor
mity therewith, the Senators and Represermulves
from such State, if found dilly elected and
cputillied r hain taken the
oaths of /thee requiredby law, v be
admitted into
Congress es spelt.
Mr. Stevens (Pa.), from the Committee on Appropri
ations, reported back the Senatej Mut metal= yin mak.
ing an appropriation for the expenses of collecting the
revenue from Customs, Whitql was considered and
'passed. _
On motion of Mr. Rigby (Cal.) the memorial of the
steamboat Inspectors at Detroit for increased pay, and
the memorial of the Legisi wore of Minnesota, asking
an appropriation for improving the harbor of Lake
Superior. were transferred from toe Committee on
Attagroprialuans lo the committee on Commerce.
. _Flint (Mess) offered a resolution, wts,rh was
adopted, directing the Select Committee on Freedmen
to inquire into - the expediency of recommending an
appropriation of $lOl4OOO for the immediate relief of
the destitution =mpg the white population and freed
mewin thei.onth.
Ries (bless.), from the Committee on Naval
Affairs. reportEd back the Senate amendments to the
Homebill for the better organization of the Pay De
curred
parkment.of the:blavy. The amendments were con
'
The House proceeded. at the regular business in
order, to the consideration Of the Mil reported on the
Utk of April from the Committee en Com.me , ce, to
amend theactaf July Sth, 1864., to encourage Immigra
tion, and the act of Isfarc.h 3d, 1865 to regulate tne car
'late of passengers in steamships nn othervessels.
After some discussion, the bill was passed.
- Markets.
Maw YOU, May la.—Cotton 18 dal: aides of MC,
far middling. Flour Cult sales ea 6,1:03 Mils. at tin
ebsneed prices; Southern, unchanged: toe bids. add;
Casunlitai,gulet; Ws. sold. Wheat dal and droop.
kg- Corn dull and drooping. Beef steady. Park
aeadyst V71.734(a t 7 Se formless. Lardheavy at 1.1544
2e3ic. Whisky dull.
Steers are better; Ciidxdsarland Preferred, 4534; MI.
Central. 120%; Mich. Southern, 78N; N Y.Central.92l4.
Beetling. 105%; Missouri 74: e BE. 74; Western
'Union Telegraph CO., 2732; U. S. Coupons, IEBI, 11N:
The-Twenry Coupons_ lea 182 ex -interest ditto, Met,
RIM: ditto lea% 101%, Ten -Forties, HU: Treasury
s. MIA: One Year Certificate, loa3g; Gold opened
at 125% and is Low quoted at 1263 i.
CITY. BULLETIN.
I.ICCOMM AND ANNUAL. Tax:Es Pon 1865.--
Ico postponement of the time preicribed for making
income assessments, and no amendment to the Inter
nal /Revenue act having been made by Congress, the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue has issued instruc
tions directing Assessors to enter at once upon the
assessment of incomes, licenses, csarlages, watches,
sirverplate and billiard ablest end their special =tes
ti= is called to the importance of malting the assess
ment thorough and prompt.
All persons liable, therefore, are advised to be-pre
pared so render the assessment lists promptly, within
ten days from the _first of May, in accordance with the
.requirements of the revenue law, which will be more
rigidly...enforced than in previous years.
Assistant Assessors are required to complete and de
liver Their lista to the Assessor•within thirty days after
the first of May, and in order is do this, tney will be
compelled to spend much less time than has hereto
fore been dem= ded of them in assisting individusis in
stakingnp their income returns. Individual tax pay
ers should, Therefore, =ebony make up their own re
turns upon the blanks furnished them, whinb can be
obtained of each Assistant Assessor.
A prompt and faithful return Heavy taxayers will not
only relieve assessors of much lab.,r, bat also
of the duly imposed by law upon assessing delin
quents, ens eliding a penalty to their returns. Any
person, guardian. or trustee who shall neglect or re
ruse to make and render snob list or return, nr shall
render a false or fraudulent list or return to the As
seism. nr Assistant Assessor, after ten days notice,
will be liable to he assessed by the Assessor, according
to the best information be can obtam by the =amino-
Lion of such person, and his books and accounts, and
is required by the law to add a penalty Hof twenty -five
per centum, and in BA vases of a false or fraudalriat
j nr return having been rendered, to add one hun t
Bred per mutt= penalty.
/t shored be remembered by all persons making in
come returns, that income from all sources must be
included, as there is absoluteiy no =oared m provide]
for to The rev enue law. Full creclit. however, is given
for all mations/ State. county and municipal taxes
pa id within the year, and sections 116. 117, pages 70.71,
of 11 e luternal eremite Law. provides that only flue
dedneron eels hundred dollars shali beMade from
the aggregate incomes of all the member I orttoY
family, win - posed of parents and noir_ or _children or
husband and wife: also the amount paid by any per
son for the rent eine/ton estead used ur tiontiPied by
.hlmselfer his fatally, and the rental vaMe of any
torriesteadizsed or trended by any lierstra
in..tia awn-right or in the zightof. his Wile,
shall not he lincladedand assessed as jpart or the in
comiletesnch Isinnon. The mired states Assistant
Assessors In this city have Immo:Leaned to distribate
the income blanks in their several divisions, and Will
give tinenciUl:is tolaz payers when they will reeelvi
WEST PiziaLADELPICLA.—The police 11ELS1.-
nes yesterday W/113 a little in advance of the slay be
lore, although therases presented the same ordliutry
character. air. George W. Jones, disbursed $8 for the
use of the cormty, George. Lavinsheer under the inlict
ear* of the "ardent," George Laecker,Edward Hanley
and Wm. Dyser. bailing in the same steamer, had bat
the . s&berewittuil, and were committed. Likewise
Jmnea Patten and James Crawford for liadnlging their
taste in mallcions mischief.
We are mapping the Darby road for the benett of
the S‘npervisors and the property-holders, and shall
give the statistics at an early day.
The trmrel of the Pennsylvania State Central virs , ll.-
road at the crossing at liarke. street, is raDV'M4III4.
Very Daring the whole winter the citizens re
skiing beyond 'Thirty-third street with their friends
below, bare been compelled to pick their way through
mud andslneh , timber, and stores; now, on one side of
the street, now: on the other; with scarcely a light to
guide them, except frrm the uninviting' summerles,"
to their places r f destination. At present one-third of
the roadis occupied by this nuisance, and scarcely a
night passes but some accident happens, in the way
of "skinned shins," disrupted garments, &h., at the
least.
At the Almshouse, to which we next turned our at
tentinn. we found the gardener, with a multitude of
hands, busily engaged in planting potatoes. The
Jackson White was &be favorite. 'Pr e field on which
the laborers were employed contained some seventeen
acre., zoom or less . Nat a bad potato patch! One
field of some five or six acres had already been set with
roots, and was doing finely. The rye. which last year
was exhibited on Chestnut street, a giant variety, was
in preat luxuriance. All of which information ought
to be Interesting to taxpayers.for everything grown on
the place is consumed by the inmates. "A penny
saved is a penny gained" is an old time maxim
that the present excellent - Board of the
Guardians of the Poor consider it their
duty to exemplify in their practice. No mattes what
is produced on the premises, theystlll are compelled to
purchase, and purchase largely, wr rmily, under the
influence of spring 'weather, the population is becom
Mg "smaller by degrees, sad beautifully less." Yes
terday there weieS admissions. 1 birth. S deaths-2 in
the .Ifledical," lin the Surgical. Discharged, 5-2
nasn, warren; we are beginningto grow welu7 of can
ing them ladies, andoomplimenting such specimens of
the gentle Sex: white; took "spring liever'. of' which
the women were in the advance, leadine the men by
one. flmsna to - dayi AM; 2565,$375—increase, 424, four
lets Matador:lday. -
atIM" 81:11CDAY CAR QuEsTioN.—The con
tract with thermion Passenger— Itallway Company' for
carrying the mails Through the clrY went hno effect
this morning. The boxes have not yet been placed in
all the ears, hat by the close of the week an will be
supplied. and the new arrangement will bent fall ope
ration. It will be a great convenience to the public
and
iwillm g r e e a thanyminutes
cngt er lt wilt not
to reach
the main post office from any - portion of the city.
There appears to be some misappnaltension in regard
to the running of the cars on Sundays, and a corresr
Pondemce co the subject has - receotly taken place be
=men the Postmaster-General and Postmaster Wal
born. The latter issued his instructions to the rail
way company yesterday. On Sundays the
messengers are to report at then - face at 6 45 AlkL, and
The cars are to start from Seventh and Ninth and
Chestinustreets not later than 7 o'clock A. IL Three
cars will be required—one 'to go south. another north
east, and the third northwest. In the afternoon the
messengers . areto report, at the stations at 535 o'clock
to receive the mails, and the cam willleave Thirteenth
and - Wallace, Third and Master and Fifth and Whar
ton streets. at 5.45 o'clock. This is all the running on
Sunday required by the man. service. If the cars are
run any ether portiturs of the day it will be at the risk
of the Company.
FIRE IN 'llia Rl, r WARD.—This morn
ing. about six o'clock, the extensive saw and planine
In 11 of John D. Jones on Twenty-first street. above
Chestrut was liscoyered to be on fire. The building
was, of brick. three stories in height. The alarm was
promptly given, an the firemen 'were soon on the
Around. but owing to the combustible nstXre of the
cortenteof the strnetare the flames sprdad rapidly
and brrred stubbornly. The whole structure wa
completely destroyed. and the lergest :portion of the
walls 1 - .lt down. 'Mere was a heavy stock of lumber
and finished and unfinished work on hand. This was
all burned. There was also cousid,ecrahle romoe,i
mtry in the structure, and it was ruined.
he Ices could not be estimated this
morning. but it will be beery. There Is an insurance
which it is supposed will corer theloss. one of the
surrounding lip.i.perl2. was damaged by fire. but consid
erable injury was done by water. Several hours
elapsed before the fire was hilly eir'....nguisheti. and
ome of thefiremen were in service tui ill ten o'clock.
Nirsr BUELDHVGS.—The number of per
mits for new buildings issued by the Building In •
special's during A - pril was 252, as follows: Dwellings,
four-story, 2 three-story, 102 two-story, SP—total,
boner houses. 2 engine houses, 5; market.
house. 1; stare holism, 2 school houses 2
breweries 2 Poster Home, 1; railing mall. 1:
stables. 12 sugar house. 1; church. ,I; factories,
2; SORp house 1; slaughter houses, 2 still house. dye
bones. 2 offices, 2 shots. Pc stares. 7. and shed I.
There -were 125 permits issued for alterations and addi
tions. making PSI as the total permits. which is an in •
crease of ]56 over the same month last year.
ATTEMPT TO. SOZOOT.—.A. caned. man.
named Lloyd Douglass, seas arretded lasi evening at
Servinth =ld Lombard ea:Pests.. for =emoting. to shoot
a white man . named Ed waTill F. Ganthow. The lather
suaavalting for a ca-. schen the accused told litua to
move rattly if be didn't be would shoot him. at the
same titrepoluting bra-atom at his head. A policeman
then carof no and arrested Douglass. The prisoner
was commiltedby Alderman _Swift.
CADETS OF MIIEPERANCE.—Tiiis Organi
zation 3nade a parade zo-day. The procession formed
on Broad street, at half oast lien o'clock this mornin,C.
A Imre =tuber of sections turned out in inn force.
and the I ' M - miles made quite a fine display. There
were in the line numerous banners and tietices emble
matic of the temperance came.
READY •POB DmivEttY.—The steamship
SCOltiteEl mails azll be res. , ' y for delivery this afternoon
at 4 o'clock at the Post Office_
Sales at Phnada
A T:F 3, I AFTER
$l2OOO Penna as
1000 .Allegh'y Co 5s
20 tears Bds 7:3
sof3o Lphigb Nay 65 'O4 873
5000 Cio as new C
0000 do b 5 07
000 178 5-Vs c 10.2
20r01:1 9 - Tress 7 3-10
Nolo. Jialy 101 U
100 ob Soh :Nay pfd blO 35
04b do b 3, 35;41
200 eb Y a”d Bfiddle
Coal Fields .>,'
200 oh do b3O 1
SECOND
MOO Prnna 5s 36 , i
City 6s new
97
3500 II S 5-211 s 'O4 I.lU'l
sth 'Pen rut R 56M
'ED sh - anion Pas E 35
Finance and Bousinesa —Fray 1, ieea.
The Stock Market was 'Very dull to-day. and for all
the speculative shares on the list prices were weak.
The condition of the money market continues one of
nx brrken ease, and capital is cheap enough to en
courage Fnecniation, but the outside public are suspi
cions of the psrmanentiy of present values, and until
there is some support from this quarter we can look
fortnrt little change from the present languid state of
affairs. Government Loans were sold to a limited ex
teat at 1084 - for the Coupon Sizes. 'St and 1015iigit2
(or the Five-Twenties in small soma. State Fives sold
free yat SB3÷.". and the War Loan at 1011 4 '. Beading
RaiLvead declined and closed at 52tii. Pennsylvania
Railroad sold at 5634: LAbigh Valley Railroad at 61%
Camden and Amboy Railroad at 121%7, and Norristown
Railroad at 55. Philadelphia and Brie Railroad and
Ottawas& Railroad Preferred declined SchnYikDl
Navigation Preferred closed at 115—adecline of and
ZS was bid for the Coalmen stock. TAihigh Navigation
was steruly .5434: Morris Canal Preferred= 115; the
Common stock at 75; Delaware Division at lio, and
Susqu fi ehannarmly. Canal at 15%. Bank shame were held
very ln Passenger Railway shares the -
sale - was of Thirteenth and Fi ft eenth Streets, at laX.onl y
We are indebted to the Hon. James Pollock, Direc
tor of. the Mint, for the following statement of
Depositsand Coinage at the United States Mint, for
the month of April, 1856:
Gold Deposits from aII ZEPOEITS.
sources.-- 41,593,789 4n
Silver Deposits, including purchases..---- 4.1,899 11
Total Depo:mits
No. of Pieces. Value.
VA92,200 00
7.;.7,9 77
$1,399,4Z 77
Double Eagles_.._
Fineßars..._....._.
SILVER.
rialfDollaxs.
T0ta1.»........._
39.6ffl
Cents corm.•
850:000
Three Cent
Two Gent pieces ........
3 12 4 20
Total
BECAirri - LATION
Pieces.
..... 'GR.=
--- 'Z9,608
I=B,ooo
Gold Coinage._
Copper ~. _
------- 1.41;7.231
Markets.
M.ESDA Y, May I.—The downward movement in
Gold ana Bachangehas had no percaptib le effect upon
The Breadstuffs market. The receipts of Flour con
tinue extremely light and ladders are very - firm in
their - views. There is a fair home fccrosumption de
mand and about 1,000 barrels changed hands at es 511@i
V 1 for low grade and choice :Northwestern extra
family, and slo@ll for Penna. and Ohio do., including
400 barrels Cumberland Valley do at ell IS; 550 barrels
extras at%Ea, and small lots ofsuperfine at s7@s. Fancy
lots range iron sliiiial6. Flour is rather firmer.
with sales of 200 Wine's at ;4 07iiia5. Prices of Corn
bleat are Eon inn).
Tere is no fallirg offin the demand for Wheat and
prices are well maintained. gales of 7,c00 bushels part
at f 2 Mika, 55 for fair and good Red. and $2 95 tor choice
do., im 1 ding4;OLL bushels Western on terms kept se
cret. and 91 o.buebele bpring at $2 10, White ranges
from $2 70 to 1.2 95. 'Bye is scarce and worth 90(iaSS
cents. Zit() bushels sold on secret terms. Corn is less
active- bur there is not much coming forward. Small
sales cfseßow at 61 rani'. Oats are unchanged. Sales
of Terns. at COMM 4 Euld light L elaware at 02 cents.
In Barley and lds•tno champ>.
In. Provisions there is a general upward tendeney in
pric e, 111:1t not much doing.
hisky Is firmer. Saes of Barna. and refilled at
$2 25012 26,13 X 300 barrels Ohio at 27 and a small:
lot Olextra cboicepackages at 1225.
THE DAILY EyyjNINGIBuur i ETIN - PIULADELPRIA WED NE 4 ;
his Stoe.k Board.
FTR F ST BOARD,
91 sh Penns P. 5: - ,' ,
200 sh , )7rie hf, ...v,
hot sh !i
100 sh s..lDcvm :11 ,,, .
'5OO all WO F.P.'i
i oo sh Co . — .3 ,'
no sh do traa :23;
20 sh 2.Vcrrnstown B. 0 . 4%
ssh Spnace k.P.lne idt`i"
10 sh lama & amo3y .1253;
:300 sh Caldwell 0 ....,
5 , 0 sh Read 11 52 94-10: ,
1 10 sh Catawba pfd
salmi 20%
BOAB.D.
ltta sh N
Coal held b"10 7
100 all do
lot Eli ?Wiz& Erie
----4LE15.1138 Si
1119,806 00
361 40
V. 6 163 46
1:21,5A 00
• Value.
$1,399,126 77
M,161. 96
21,55(' 00
$1,441.141 23
sra.. : • :kr :a: r :a: r :4• ak: 'a
, `5" HATS anToesToonce_ • pi PhoßPlp
the opening of the books I'm subscriirtfian o Zbee.a
stock or -a& Company is postponed =EL
ap9o-mayllP
'O'PUP.E FARM OIL COMPANY the Annual
hieeting of the Stockholders 4:tithiS 00131paal9
will be held aL. No. SO6 MARKET street (second story),
on 11.0gDAY. May 7th. ISO, at 12 o'clock 22, for the
Election of Officers for the ensuing year. „Az &c. a1:12342g , • G. W. CaLIFFLN, SeC79.
AN ADJOURNED IEEEITNG OF THE
Stockholder of the 1.J.3.1-433.4.31T COAT and
I CWCOMPANY will be held on THURSDAY .EVEN
ING,May 8,1566, at 73i o'clock trtNia..l44 South arxra
stmts. By order of CHAS. T.TARZY,
President Pro Tem..
LEWIS H. FRIMCII, Secretary. ap24,ssony2,at*
lY crranx OIL OOMPANY, OFFICE 525 WAX.
NUT S MEET, PITTT. A TIELPHIA.
.an Anzroallleetlog Cif the Stockholders vat he held
on THrk MAT, Mitty - 3cl, at 121}L, at the Office of tae
Company. JOHN H. WYLE,
.r.p1e.,21.2.5=n1121 . Secretor - Y.
- OFFICE CP,,TAWISSA H. B. ;COMPANY
U NO. 424 WALNUT Street, Plcur,enrmente.,
April 7th.1666.
The annual-election for Presidentand Directors will
beheld on MONDAY, the :Lb tay of May.lB66.at the
Otimpany's office. H. F. HITPCILMSON,
s&wmpnmy7t Vice President And Secretary.
rfOFFICE 05' THEI2ti r INGOIL& - IIMMCG
CO., No. 524 WALNUTStreet, Boom 15.
he annual meeting or the Stockholders -of this
Company will be hale on TUESDA i 15th May, at 12
o'clock, for the election of officers to serve for the en
suing year. JOu. 8.. WrfsciNS.
apso-unIIS/ Secretary.
pr p hif , 4l - 5 - I , l 4 iittemiliffiß4SlN6
..A..15Y will be held on the first of M&T, at the
Phßadelphia "R" , re)” , vge, at 12 orrin , * .132.,_ at which
time an -election will be held ibr INanagers, Preaident
and Treasurer, for the ensuing year.
antarop se t,-
GAP 103.7.0.7 G COMPANY.—The Annual
Machu of the Stockholders at the Gap Mining Company of w caster County will be held at the office
lvo 186 South THIRD street, on MONDAY, May 7th,
at 4 o'clock., P. M.
An election will be held for Five Dlrectont to serve
for the ensningyear. Z S. BOXCJI.L.EY,
altantalYS Secretary.
10'NOTICE. DRLAWARE AND RARITAN
CANAT., COMPANY—An election for nine DI-
ItruCTOBS of the above Company, -to serve for the
ensuing year. be held at the office in Princeton,
New Jersey, on THURSDAY the tenth (lath) day si
May, 1866, at 12 O'Clock, M.
_apN-11%
OFFICE OF SUG4I33, VALLEY OIL
COMPANY, =2 WALNUT sorzurxr,
AprlllL 1866.
The Annual Mating of She Stockholders or the
Sugar Valley Oil Onn,oany will be held at toe
Catopany's *Mee, on TUM:,DAY. "may Bth, 1868 ea 12
O'rinmic VTIUVICS,
ap.l9 tl my Secretary.
OFFICE OF TEE MONT ALT)
contrANY,PEca.....waspae, April 20th, MS.
e A nnual ninual Meeting of the Stockholders will be
held at the Office of the Oaropan,y, So. 407 .T.l.BRalitr
street, on .1102 MAY, the 14th of May nett, at: P. M...
when an election will be held for Directors to serve
for the ensuing' year. A. j, RA RR
m0w.,V14 Secretary.
Q- OFFICE OF THE M &PLR SHADE OIL
COMPANY. W. 4 WALNUT Street, PaLtAn.=.-
PE/A. April V 1866
,
The Annnal eetir gof lb. Stockholdm &this Corn-
Palt9 Icriit be held at thetr °Moe on will, MoS
Elk. at 12 o'clock M. The Transfer _Books close
on the lOth WI P. M. and open on the
ap27-faco,w.tmyl7/ THOS. E. ssz Rt.' See 7.
°FMCS OP E.ltaltru= AND BEAR. VAL.
' LEI COAL COMPANY, ISo. 214 CELESTNU:
streei—PECIIADELPE33.I. 3pi 11 24Th. Visa.
The annual mee,Log of stockholders. and eletr,itin of
Officers of the abarookln and liesir Valley Coal Co
pany will be held at the ofEce of the Company on
MONDAY, Mac 7th, ls&S, at 3..tt o'clock. M.
WM. P. ATIEMFON.
aR25,2:X0,My2.4,15? becrelazy.
!U. CAMBRIA IBOIc COMPANY, —A special
meeting of the Strm^'Vl , nlders of the eta-lbritt
/run Company, will be In ld on THrEiDAI - . buy
SDI, 3666, at the orrice of the 1_ 1 0.72p1.137. ICa.4o3C.`hestout
street. Philadelphia, at 4. o'clock. PI Si- to consider
and de ermine the disposition of the residue of the
capital stock and such ether busineim as may - then be
submitted.
ay order of the Board.
gpyW'm~So:s
JOMC F. MILLE. Beareaor
TREASURY DEPAILTILKST, .ELPELIL ?STE,
issg—::once is hereby given. that the Tress:tre=
or the tuned:Slates. the Assistant Treasurers At Slew
Yolk, Phhadelphia and Boston. and the roiled StsZes
Depositaries At Maltimme and tarru:lii= hare been
directed to discontinue, from this date, the receipt of
deposits an 11C0317101 of Temporary Loan, ezmpt =use
intended far Clearing House p
_ H. 76 L
i. cCi" L LOC EC
-Semisary of the Ttreaw.ry.
OFFICE OP THE VC.I.C.AL..N MDZING Clll
- Mt wav-str street, PnalAhmemta,
April M., NU.
Notice b hereby given that the Axonal 'Meeting of
the - stockholders of the Vrtm* , l Cote. will
be held at the OMce of the Company on THUSSDAY.
liay 10 prom- at 32 o
rectors and the transaction of other has:Mesa.
WOMEA.TH,
ap22 to myle Secrmery-
NORTHHEIN LIBERTIES AND PIOTN
utY TOWNSHIP COMTANT.—Part
.a.t.tm. April 9, I SaS
The suzunal meeting of the Enockholders of this
Company. and an elietuon :or officers to serve for the
emmtlin Sear. and =all others shall be eleMetL will be
belo at the lattice of the Philadelphia littartuti Cbm •
pony, No. = South POUP.TH Sttert, on hip.ICIDAY,.
the ', - th day of May next, at II o'clock. A.. -V.
apio WIL 8. W.EIIIB, mcr,etary.
SCHUYLKILL END SUSQUEHANNA
TH 3I2LILIIO.A.D COMPANY-0 vPILLEC
rorp..ma SLltEET.—Pmmarartraza...977l
/ME.
The Annual lireedag of the Stockholders 02 this
Company, and an election 2br President and 6-X - Unals,
ggee- will take place at the Cnßee of the Copan y. on
MONDAY, the 7th day or May, next, at 12 o'clock X.
spit) t roys WL H. WEBS.
Secretary.
THE A3.7N 'CAL NEETEc4 OE TER STDDR
n....L.LE.Rs 0F THE ELOOAT-3RORG IRON
C Alb 'V will be held'at the Company's Office a
lrondrle, Pa on TEENI 4-4 11AT, May I:3d, lbss, for
the purpose of ele , - , ng nine Directors to n e rve the
ensunigyear, and for toe transaction of o. has bralnees
"wi r T.T NT S. B V'Fr.`t
bactetary and Treasurer.
No. 213 North Way street,
PErLanairizta April 17,150 f.. apli-,30t1
OFFiCESIEECR'SEAS OZL COMPTEY.—
Psrntknar-rate. April nfi ISse,—A apectal meet
ing or the Stockholders of the Company
urn be held at tio. 14f. South Fourth street, on Mon
day, Id ay 14, at twelve o'clock, noun, to consider the
expedie- cy of mortgaging a portion of the property
ef the Company, for the-purpose of raising a wording
Capital.
ity order of the Boartt /of Directors.
ap26 nawtmyl4l • S. Dr - r, secrets,rr.
W ip THE lasystAL 3id' N 3 of the Stock
ANT
of the Govg'S MBUNTABC 00 a L
(X, ANT will be held on T8'5....1).A.T, Mar Kn.
1306, at 3 o'clock P. 32.„ at No. 3 Merchants' Rrrh sage,
iladelphie, to elect Five Directors to serve otte
ensuing' year, and for snob cater.lattiMess as may =me
before the meeting
-The 'Slangier Books will close on Lath instant, and
reopen on Map 1011.
ap24 tu.tba,Gts 5211. S. GM :5M Secy.
EObNOTICE.—The ttooks for tbscrition the
tiapltal Scott of the Sct p Pasa to enger
Hallway Company will be open at the Office of Me
Philadelphia and Gray's Perry Passenger BallwaY
Company. Twenty-second street below Si rune, on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Use 10th, Uth and
32th days of May, 1861, between the hours of 9A. M.
and 3 PAC
Sy ardeiof the
ar,2OI4aINV.IMYI4
10. GOO D SPRING BAELBOAD COMPANY.
—PEILADMLPIELA, Attril 9. 1866.
lin anneal meeting of the Stockholders of this
Company, and an Vection for President and six
man to serve for the exuming year atm until
others shallbeetected,wnl be held et the *Moe of tie
Philadelphia and Beading.o , mnd Company, No.
South FOURTH Street, on Monday. the :Tai day of
May next, 8111311 A. M.
spin WM. M. WEBB,
Secretary.
PHILADIt LPH CA AND READING RAIL-
U ROAD COMPANY. Office MT South FOURTH
Street, P33II,iIvaLIIILI, Aprlll43, 1866,
Notice is hereby given to the S kholders of this
Company, that the option of receiving - their Dividend
In Stock or Cash. under the resolution of the Board of
11th December. 1855, will cease on and after the Stri, of
maymes,and that such Stockholders as donot demand
their Dividend to be paid to them in Stock on or before
that day, will be thereafter entitled to receive it in
Cash only.
am.S , -Iml S. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
BUR DEPARTMENT, APRIL mt.
ISM—Notice herebmglren that on toe IStli day
of 3y.1866. the Intems upon all certificates of depo
sit on account of temporary loan Other than those is
sued for Clearing Reuse purposes). then outstanding
anti unpaid. will be reduced to the uniform rate of fire
per cent. per annum, frau that date, and all persons
then holding such certificates in which a bigher rate of
interest Is specified. are re9nested to present, the same
to the officers by whom issued, that other certificates
may be substituted therefor.
H. Mt:CULLOM.
'Secretary of the Treasury.
r 0 atucrk :VA
FOR SALE.
e OULDS.—Bottle Moulds for P7lnt and
Green Glass.
opS-lins] c. Bois-mug Ar. SON.
5../. coiner of York avenue and Noble street.
SyTax ll fialyD IN 1144 u.
y \ A great variety of Sun Tim- A k v„,
brellae. Fancy and Mourning
Parasols, San-shades and Chiba
,
rena Parasols. at redtmed •rioes,
: it: - Old . vio Sr , a . • ..•
COTTON A.ISM LINEN SAIL DIICIE of every width
tram one 'teat% ibet Vide, all numbems. Tent saad
Alkutv Duck, Pa nakeel z tik ali Tyr. A
30HN
Nu, =Jones's Alien
NOTIOES.
JO= P. STOCKTON,
Searetary,
S. GROSS FRY,
Treasurer.
w4roxis.
RICHARD BEINETAN's
Ale, Wine and Liquor Vaults,
4239 Chestnut Street,
PIIMADEMPEIA.
Established for the Bale of Unadulter
ated Liquors Only.
Special Notice to Families!
Richard .Penistan'e _
Celebrated, Ale, Porter and Brown
Stout,
New $o mach
by
ibr Invalids ,
the Bledteal ineether
$125 PER 'DOZEN,
(These Bottles hold one Pint.)
Theahave benne of the vsele heetzarty. =Kt he
admitted the Anse le
it /2 aeliVered. ID selle chi without Sts
charge.
.Rrandies, Whoa, Gino, iThisties,ft,da
Wseeranted peas, at the lowest possible rites, by the
Bottle, flaUon. or Cask.
CELeBER&ONES of the best tesszults offered knew
hem by ettY ethnna,
On Omen ander he
in Bottles,
PITIZZ GELARE itrICE.
This Is aa excertan article far lavallllll. It to a sars
cure afr lryranitas.
O OIL, HAV.A.NA CIG6IIB.
LIVE
BAY Mai,
am
_Lend= Ana DatatttPaster Asa Braw EtiIUDINZ9, n
stoat— .i.
an Postai Alm dalSte
JUST OPENED,
Pertistan's Branch
Ale. Wine and 'Liquor Vaults,
Nos. 37 and 39 South Third Shiest
Beer Entrance an Bank street. tram
PERKINS% STERN Ea CO.
BELLIES .112KCLI , z.tvsti.y
CALIFORNIA WINES,
80. ISO BROADWAY, I. Y.,
NVorad.respecthrlty ban= the pi:llor' . that o good"
asp be found In Phihnielphie eL thefollowint harms
KIXDN COLTON 44 CLARKE,
BrfatraT BLACK,
BULLOCK at CLENBIL&W.
32.31:ES WIBB,
Xi:Manny de FLIETCXEB,
FT APR ART & CO,
ILP.TLET. E Nora' Fifth street.
THOE:MON BLACK dc SON. 111311m.f, so=
HER MA JESTY
CHAMPAGNE,
J". P. JD "Cr TCD N'r,
131 SOIIIB PUNT ST., SOLE At
s'lrlfido&—The Mica of the trade fa earned a
t . the aularming very choice Sirbwat for WEI to
WaItIDEEPR F. BUITORS, Booth Fr= 81TSEr.
above =
11.A.DICUtal Mend, 8 yam old.
ElEllailttes—cabipbo Go., abizia ailddea azit
triple R. Crowe At Boas. Ebruisttpb Topes. Mee
litpanith eftown awl P. Valler.e.
irtztue.--Talar=e, Vioho Velho B. Dant= ser;
Itebello Valente di elta Vintages =a to M.
Timm s—abee_ Pits Proms axed ass TA*Ttli
VICRILIZTH-43ohrtbos..11rtvellt00.
CHAMPAGMES 7rtrotir Nitoltatit
es
cce ffaisazr axed Masi Cabinet and faits
favorite
la. WlELEarr.—abcdce kali a old
SS. 131"12618 tar Z ` P71141 a
v
FIN.iNCIIII.I._
5-20 7 3-10.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES
WANTED.
DE HAVEN & BRO.,
40 South Third Street.
P. S. PETERSON & CO
P. & P 1112218011 it CO.,
89 South Third Street.
Stocks, Bonds, dot., &c, Bought and
Sold at Board of Broken.
NOTES.
Liberal Premtain OWEETIIIND
pald 1317213M237
In *limed cm Deposita. &Oa
40 0 C 13 . 41 ,.
frele SPECIALTY. 3
8111111, RARDOLPH & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
13 Sindh Third On i 3 Wonsan street s
Philadelphia. I New York.
STOCKS AND GOLD
BOVOIErIe .A3rD BOLD CIN -6-91-
COXPTROLLITIV6 NOTICE.
TaRSURE DEPAR_ ,THENT OFFI CE OF COMP
tOLLER OF CY, Wass:memos.
March 50th, 1866.
Whereas, 137 satisfactory evidence presented to tbe
undersigned, it
RANI made to pear that " TELE
NATIONAL OF THE RE.PUBLIE OF
PHILADELPHIA." in the city of Philade.phia, in the
county of Philadelphia. and State of Pennsylvania, has
been dnly Organised tinder and awarding , to the re
quirements or the act of COngress, entitled An act to
provide a National Carrency, secured by a pledge of
United States Bonds, and to provide for the Circula
tion and Redemption thereof," approved Jnne Sd. 1864,
and has complied with all the provisions of said act re
quired to be complied with before commencing the
business of Banking tinder said act.
20rne, therepre, I, Freeman Clarke , Oamptrolaer of
the Currency, do herebyen-11..V that "THE NATION.
AL BANK OF TEM BEPURLIC OF PHILADEL
RAIA," in the city of Philadelphia, in the county of
Philadelphia, and State of Pennsylvania, is authorized
to commence the business of Banking underthe act
afbresald.
In testimony whereof witness myhand and
im a m} seat of owe, tide th .r da or Marth.
TiaintoraysonMAN Ciatiiurz,
Comptroller.
EDIICA.TION.
14*MMeta 6n m:
mence Wean , 8e ember at ' / la
reWner of and h arms.
ExemaximEß—ltev. G. Emlen Ham
D. D., Ser. Themes Emnerd D. D.. W-Er-
Isle President of Oran Collet& 1717-1340
PICX4III3, 13/LIMEIN
Via Delaware and Raritan Canal.
The Philadelphia and lien York 2 . • . -
Steamboat Company.
Stamm ?impellers leave DAILY tram
FIEST WHARF below Er RR - vm =sae:,
e run In .T. , 4 noras.
This e connects with mai Sorth+=n and Eastern
alT7lor-stian Companies Goods fterwarded ect SD
1
1 7o_nts free ol camtalsalna.
Freight recetred at lowest mew.
r•-• S' • FOE BOSTUIa,
- T STEAMSEDEF I,OIX TORBOT.
Das, F22O.2I2,4CH.POIMETZEY.PII7IS-ELS.ifs
FB.QM F.atE ST. WHARF. PECELADELPIILL.
AND LONG WHARF, BOSTON.
The stPs , n.t.ip ARIES. Captain Boggs, wen sag
from Phiiadelphir'on Saturday evami c, may 5.
The steamship NoithLt.N. Captain (rowels, will sail
trots Boston on Friday, May t, at 12.
The line between Phibsdelphts and Boston Is rum
composed &the
SAXON, Captain Maq.lews,l7Eo tots barthed,
'SOltv A IC, lea i Crowbll 4 me tans burthed.
ARUM, Boggs, SOOtons burthms.
These Enbetannal and well appohated stearoshlps
will sail rmactually as advmsised. and freight will be
received every day, a glamour being always oh the
berth to receive nano.
ialppers are requested to send MU of /Ming WM
their
FerMrat OrlassailiAa t io
Y WILD2OR & Ww
aet South Delaware averam
-1;
PHILADELPEELL. ItIVEEMDBED ANT
,151:13.F0LE 1313FAMBIELP 003EPANIF.
The fine etehmatape of this Lim insure at the krwesi
ffiarket
rates and
=rem sall regteagety mum the Plat Wharf above
ac,
mg with itsiltnads team :---Ilialozoond, Mutsu
axis etty Fotht, faccolits the MOSS 11111111 route Air tbs
South and
or
sally to
For ersdiobt or pumps, with excealsol spy
Uons.
_ - Al. a %A..
" " 99:13Zei - Ma luta W • •
15611PCSe and memenee
at k V,kirst the= dire; mole • •
Lyzabtait, atol, XnoxvWe Dim.Daltatt •
the Botrth.wast.
Steam= leave That Wharf above Market atm
every Wedusadicv and Ellotaribor at 31.
For freight ariP)7 to the
CLIMB a DO..
It Nutt Wharves. O
3.8 Da Agt at
Georgetywn; X..ll34rEdge
D., is al Marla.Agen
NEW TOW-BOAT LINE.
BELA WANE and O.67ISILP.Z.dIaI
W-BOAT 0011:PAN7.
BARGES towed to and hum PECULDELPECLa,
RAVRE-DE-GBACE. BAYAMON.); WASHING
TOL and Vrtwmmenate
CLY & CO.
No. 11 South WharVes,
Captain TOM; LAUGHLIN. Superintendent.
e it FOB _HARTFORD, DOWN., DIRECT.
VIA DEL& WARE AND RARITAN
ILAN Tiiesteamer NEVADA, Captain OrnmleY.
now loading at Al. CH street whartwill leave as above
with despatch.. For freight. itc.. apply to
WM. hi. BAIRD &
South Delaware avenue.
OR DEPOSITS.
FOR BOSTON—Express Ling.—This Day.—
The fine schooner FANNY SEATING. Capt.
Daniels, is now loading for the /03:iVe port az
third wharf above ltark - et street, and will sail as
above: For freight, apply to DAVID OCIORECR
north Wharves.
rrEIE PAILTNEESITTP HERETOFORE EXIST
JL. irg between EUGENE G. ETHN and Jules
LANDEi L was dissolved on the lsth Inn_ by mutual
consent, JOHN EANDIILL being - authorized to col
lect and settle all accounts et' the late firm.
GEN 0. ElletN,
April JOHN LA E
NDEL.
M
The Iron Foundry EU
dry Business, In all its btanches, will
be tenth., tied by JOHN _LAND ELL. at the old stand,
Germantown road and Second street. Philadelphia
sp2e.st* JOHN ',ANDEL".
IPORTART TO RODSEEKEPERS.—
SCHWERIN'S AIiIcIPILLAT.LNG POWDERS is
the only .known sod best article to exterminate
.13.oaches, lied Bugs, Ants, Moths, Fleas, Garden
Worms, Alm
IT CONTAINS NO POISON.
M&U==i;la=
BEWARE OF 00IINTIU,FETIB AND LIEITA-
Ask for SCHWERIN S. Take no other. Sold by
Joßicsorir. HOLLOWAY tk (VW/AM, and by
Druggisie tverywbere. ap.r4,m,Nrai
intalrmaginist GUM&
FOE NEW YORK-.The CAN
ER AND AMBOY arid eltit.A.
AND TRENTON tutri.Ro oll l MN:
PANVIS laN3l23,framilDwaliphiatet New York, and
way Awes, from WA.LNIOY IMUCIEr 111HAUP,
will Immo as foikere. vs: s.
AWL. 2Lorialasmden one Amboy .B.OX I / 1 3., 12 .2b
At GA. Di., Vl2 01413111311 and Jerseyt4 ram itagres Ey 2 et,
NI
812 P. ...via Comeau andAreboy OD
At LSD P. lA-, TisiDatoden to a Amboy, Atmore._
At B AL., me Lso For Mount Bgrams•
vine. Pemberton and Vinnemoen. At SA.X. an
2 P. M...farPreehold.
A.t 5 'and IDA.BL 7.2 IL 4, 5.30, and 7P. 1f.. ; /Or pub
Roue% Palmyra, Itlverson, Progress, Delano,
Beverly. Edgewater, Martinet:on, Plorents_Borden.
thro town gh - to Tren ,
ton.. le A. Bland 4 P.M. /nee rune direct
ugh - t o
7 , rnow..PROIL SEINEENGTON DEPOT WM /nave
AB follnws
AVILA. id., CM, 835 P. Maud 12 Pat. (night) vita
Remington and Jersey $8 to
The fosB Line will ran daily. All crttu37 — ra San
days excepted.
AL".BO and mai A. BE., 8, 8.gp4.38,5fu1dt.48 P. and
122didnight, for a:data, - •
Al 7 and MTh, A. .ISL, - 12 .15 1 , and BP. far
CornwellaTundadale,Ho o-
TaconY,Wissin
ming, Pridesbarg and and at 10.15 A.
for ..W , istoL lamb maks, Pddington and P. for
If Winesburg and interrnediate Statimta. -
.13.E.1X/DERE MiT,AWARn to ; ; •RnA 1), for the.
Delaware River 'Valley, Northern P lean* and
Blew - Fork State, and the Great Lakra Two through
trains daily (Sundays =opted.) trortaKensington'
pot, as &Mawr.
At 720 A. X. and LSO P. 351, far Inagsum Fails. Buf
falo Dunkirk, Canandalgtuira Ithaca, Owego,
gochener, yungh...myaon, amigo, Syracuse, Great
Baud,ldonia Wltkesbarre Schramm Sthasitharg,
Water GIP+ BeLvidere, Eantal, LaMbeitnale,
iagton, ctr.. The 330 P. hf.. Line connects direct with
he arida leaving Easton for Manch Chunk. Allan
to*n. Bethlehem. dz.
Ate P. /L. iarLambertville raulimermediateatarkaus
larPor New York, and Way Lines leaving gen
angina Depo t. take the tars on Filth meet, above
Wel , 7t, "no an hour before departure. The am ism
Into the Depot. said on arrival of each Train. run from
the Depot. On SureisYsQadillitteses will leave Wal
nut farm what!' at 6P. X.. to =next with ti.co P. X
Dae.
Pounds of 3= irt al ir arrit each Plasm.
ger. ere
sheSr apparel lakl 2l=
a crt er h /n ige p a u nto ba w l:e el pats ern= 'The Company
limit their r , wpenn.z - y for baggage to One Darter per
potmd, and will not be liable ler atlY alconatt beyond
WO, ex_llept by ePecial cantrace.
2ratkar
itorzon. sold and baggage checked direct _through to
Grabsott'sßuasig eitxpresos wM call Ica' atul dellver
baggage
reetat the Delaeta. Orden to be left at Sea Wal
t= st
LINES PROM NEW TOXIC FOR PMEADELPIELL:
WM leave from Ibot or Ciartlead =vet, at 12 X. and
a P. via .7ersey Cry stet Clemdea. At 7 and 11)
A.2,L,fs p, BE. andl2 Sight vla Jersey cum alla Km
"teem.
&From Eder ISIL 1 3r..lllver,at 5 A.„ a 412, 4 P.ll,
a.mbey and amden.
W3i.. H GATEWER. AZEDS.
_ ~, -. 7lmnptercieti:mfiv.ps_w_st v,l.Afit:4. •
4Kll.lp:7Ail*:T
.SPECI al, NOTICE.
Change of 'time of departure of .Liam for New York
Wad Way peaces from Renslngton depta.
Cm 11,211 after TUESDAY. May lESS, the time of
departure of Through and Way /AIMS Rpng - 1,,, , t0n
depot, will] bells follows, vim
New York az it A.. L, 4.50 and 643 PAK. and 12
night, via Kensington and Temey Cfdy Express /Mei.
Fare f 2. _ _
The 5.45 P. IL Ltne RiE ran daffy. all cr'...hens, Sun
days excepted.
..So and 11 A. 21. t 3.30, 4.39, 5 and 5.45 P. 11.. and
midnight, or Bristol, Trenton, Az.
12 3L , s, S.. 5 and S P. 3L, for Cornelis,
Torrisdale, onest=7, Tacony, Wlaninoming,
Brides cri, and Prankford, and at 1515 A. IL, for
Bristol, an ds P.M—for Holnoesbarg, and intermediate
tsnations
At 7.3(. , A. M. and S.S.O P.M. forNiagroaPalls, Buffalo,
Dunk Canadalgna, .Me" , Owejo, Bottm
usr, Binghsompton, Or:tem.-Syracuse, Great Bend,
Montrose, NcEkesharre. Scranton. Stroudsburg.
Water Gap, Belvidere, Easton, Lambertrille. F.ena
irgton, ctn. The S.su P.. 74. line connes dcrect with
the mates leaving _Easton for Mauch C*nnl, Allen
town. Bethleb.”.
A 5 P. 11,.ftir Lambertviile and Intermedia Stators
Rites In. New Tort for Philadelphia will
leave foot of Cartland street at 7 and le A. IL, 6 P. IL.
and = night, via Jemmy City and Remington.
.E4I3C-5.1. W. H. f.I.9..TZMICR, Agent.
CAIIIIMS7A2 D
ROAD A.I.D TRANSPORTATRIN
....ECIAL :NOTICE.
Charge of tine of departure of lines for New Tore
and Wayp laces. from Walton =eel. wharf. On and
after 1 LSD 3T, Itay Ist,lSsa the time of depantv'e of
Ti rough and 'Way Lhus from Walnut street Wharf
'wlfl leave as follows:
FOP. ... , UIW TOPS.
At 5 9.3 L. via Camden and 4, '" , ‘ NIT ACc*M.
6 Camden and Se :mu City, .Rz. 309
2 " Camden and Amboy li4riTsa, Sit
5.30 Camden to S. Amboy - Arno= Jai=
At S and 5= P.M. for Mount Harty, Evans-
Title, Pemberton and Vincernown.
ALI A.M. arid 2 Pat. for Freehuld.
At 5 and 20 A.M.., L M-, s, 5.31) and 7 Par- it
Fish-
Hone, Palmyra, Riverton. Progress, .IDellmixt, Bever-
Edgewal., HcrlingLan, Ftnence, Bardentown„
'Mr to A..IL ands P /dues run di.-ect through t
Trenton.
Mir I.l.Des from ICea - York for Prdisdelphis. 3•211
let e Pier No. ISorth river. at 5 .6-IL, 2 and 4 P.M.
sin Amboy and Camden, and from t.be foot of Q3ort-
Cusde
ls-od street as 22 31. sad 4 P.M. Nis Jersey CtSysitd
&35M-41. WK. B. GEL. 77210331. Agent.
HII'PLNI*
FOR NEW YORE,
WM. P. CLYDE &
is Son= Wharves. Phtl=a.
JAS. 1L5.513, Agent,
117 Wall street. 'New York.
Y and SATURDAY.
A% 75t0014
WIC P. CILTDE & 00.
Northam!' Eienth Innuvei.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
BEAL ESTATE.
FOR ItEkl T.
The New Bulletin Bedding, :
No. 607 Chestnut Street s
WILL BE IXIXEMIIum MA A PEW Wes.
'fi
e 1 3213 Prietars are .1 3 1 to reeelvegroposals ibe
maing Earl/ rooms as they will not we tboneelvee.
''these will be
THE fiECIXVIM ETORY FRONT BOON, -
4O by 24 feet.
THE WHOLE OP THE Noirnanzr HALF OP
.TEOM BITILDINO,
Rau Stories High. althillatraace by a Wide him air
Clu?st:= street,
And a Front Of feet on Jayne street' I; , '
Suitable .fer Jobbing or ternxrdiadon House, s Bast .
Cr Insurance Office.
Per Itither Tart:Seta= apply at the it vaaxiat*
.}3I:II,LETLEI OFFICE,
mts jco. 329 Chestnut Street.
FOE; RENT,
'With nee of Steam Power, part of the -
No. 111 South FOUBTB Street.
Apply to
14 To .13.1.37 T—A Country Seat, atSchextck's
Station, en the Philadelphia and Trenton
7-• road.slxteen runes from this city. This place .13
right opposite the Station. The cars run to and fro
nearly every bur in the +ley. The above place is
right lan the Neshationny; goad boating and 'fi.hing.
Tnere is large grounds around the lame, plenty of
.trialt,a large garden already made, Ice house Wed:
o nouse. This is vne of
Trenton. The drivesPhiladeiphia and
around, specially up the Re-
T.
B. to theWumabirkom A PlYto Dr
7. H. • corner Sixth and erre
streets. slant./
FOB SALE—(XYLIN'TBY BILSEDICISCE; A?
Holearstrurg—Beestlfol situation and mfeccy
esk_thfol; =pod= Dwel.ling with the the =dem
conveniences and three acres of land Bounded by
Coklaud avenue. MIL Decatur sittlatoshridge =pets.
Tastefully laid out with shade and fruit trans. Stahl%
Coach Borne, Laundry. dc. Close to Frolromehterg
Ballroad elation and Bristol Turnpike. Amass fro.
orient. TrnTomtate possersdaa. For further partieu...
laza. see handbills and catalogue of 11L. THOntaS :
EOS'S sale of ferny S. UFO. B. NT LL, Jr., A c"
_znyl-mis Conveyssu er, 7 Santo= scam. .11,
1:W.1. FOR SALE.—A most &mixable and plesesnr ,z..
- .IEI located MUMMY SE al'. with 8 acms of
handsome lawm well shaded; abundance of fruit;grapes and henietc a fuse vegetable garden; COICIZ
house, with stabling far six hors= striated on the -
Iterion tremp&e road. 134 mills above PlestonoMe. X
of a ran e frnin Pennsylvasia avenue station, on the
Peconsylcmila Railroad. Premises can be seen and
house opened every day this week from is A.M. =tit
SP. X. Per fartherpartleolars Inetdre alll9 (MEW-,
NUS scree.
xxxyl-UP
MI FOB BALE— A. V.A.LIT Ttrit-UNMELT
674 REATatRIVEBTON. New Jersey, etrasisdng ors
substardisl Stone IturSE. ith
e OF OF Ameur 13:
front*ng the Delaware River on the . tu Aj e braise
is furnished with all the modern conveniences, and
supplied with wider by a windw , ni on the premises.
There is also a good STABLE with ICE TWOS.%
&c. Apply in
Eli= T. 'WRIGHT,
21.4 Chestruit meet, TIP mats
e--
le FOR. c. A T - F—Ml 4 &IC es.."eet, eamer or Freed.
lender &met, opposfte Rand Asyllinn.threeeldrY
011.9 e, double back-buildingx, saloon parlors, 6 clam
bers. bath, gasorater-eloset, heats, summer and win
ter lzttehen, ranges, grape vines. aleo s largelot on
Freed/ander e - az.t, iS feet from by 68 feet deep. If no
sold before Play Kb, wt2l be rented. Inquire at MAW
a's new Hat store. 613 Cbertnat street a
ese NOBTELTWELFTIISIT-EaT.—ThaNgar.W
Threa-szco7 double three-ory
ha built toga. replete with modern convp,,i- :sue--
hea:Wrs, winter and summer kitchen. saloon panes
mr, do in good order. H,OOO may remain an mort
gage. 11170 t sold belore May lath, will be rented. In
quire at Her LIZA'S New Mkt store, 613 ebeirkret
street. 1413=
- el.•. !I. • • :C.:32•lnt
OB TO 31MNT—Beandfolly and cmd - •
mated, within two intozwes' walk of laberch Lan -
. d coltunodlntes and elegant BIEEDENG.:
. • all the amideat conseolecom ffiabls, mach-h.
•c. 1 . 13 D 30 :2 1 =. APPIY between 10 and at 88 .fio
=am frala4 tS2JW. P. ClEf.
wog 'CAT
Fine Imre Stone :Nr.non* cm Clapier street:
near Townsbipllne,s C - ithin ten minutes' walk of 'She
Gallagratriril B. IL. q. + n.
POE SALE-4)OTTAGE AP CAPE MLAN'D
on .Lafayerte street, lot SO feet front by Mck deep.
Ii room& pia ~..^a front and back on fast and second
stories. One half can remain on tonrtemge. If not
sold before June Ist. will be rented, faccesned. Inqufre
szl...lc(alla's new Hat =re, 613 Clear= et. ap p
CTo LitT—a - orror AND 6:ROL - NIT: N:E:700.7--
ner, , Thirty.eight and Walnut, West Plilladelptda,
3.01) feet front by Zo feet deep: grape Niue% fruit Lrees.,
na2urs3 e vaster. Tr , '" , ediare possession. Inquire
at If 's new Hat store, EIS Chestnut EL ap36 ids
t,; 10 LET._ IMMEDIATE PO:tS.ESECID.N.
": Three-lmor I iV?:1:]1p braidings,.
3,, double back dings,.
,
iv. five sqiiresorContthedtaL Parloradd
story calTets ftrr asap.. Rent 47te. AddressJUNO;
ap3dtf
WEST pFrrr.AMELPHIA PROPERTY PUR'
IR* A 11. - P CEICAP.—The last one of thase_ splendid -
.r.rown ”ume Dwellings, l oin.. S BSC e=l` street,
finished in the best manner. with all the modern .
con-
Tesdencen. PP.I9 to C. IL SUPPLER, 17.0 North .Nin.e.. -
teemb srraVt. apds-lr.* "„
WA TO - P.WN - T.—Fourth and Fish stories "No. NS
mi Stiuth Second street, soltable far light In , noise.
=ring purpose= will be rested 1w to a good tenant,
apply to J. B. Cut:MIS dt. SOB, Beal Rasta , Brokers,
4= NG' alma street.
c — TO .33-MCT.—a. COLA .iidy sta
• biting for five horses; Ice house filled, milk tame,
an garden. ID _minutes' walk from Tina station. on
the North Pennsylvania Ballroad. A ..ply DAVID - . ,• • . • -•,4
fft FOE SALE CMLAP.—A threeetory brick
1.6 dweLing with back brill:Maga, 2011 Poplar ktmet,
modern coirreollences, Apply to T. H. etucns
SON- Beal Estate Brokers. 4= Walnut street.
gFOR $ three-W=7 b.ick
brown stone finish, 43 North Seventeenth street,
gas. range. Ate. ATAPIY to T. $ CCRIIM ft SON,
Beal Eistale 33trokers. VS Wean= street.
mo R.MST—Large second story FRONT /I.OOIK, for
one or two Genemen. Teterard- BCE
emelanw-d. h - o. 4 Bellevue - nee,
street. Wct
4 . FT. iikurttFz.ill
TVDEAItTISCENT OF PIIRLIC HIGHWAYS, OF
TICE OF Mille CONT.NIIONifIit. IS. W. Con-
NEE t.je I.lil AND WALNCTSTHEETS.—Pamer
nELMEIIe, April SD. IBM
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed gronnsata will be received at this aloe mai
3.2 M., on MO3CDAT, May the 7th, 1166, for the Hustling
of Hare street, from 'Twenty-fifth street to Pennsylva
nia avenue, the said grating to be done aLeordine 10
t h e gr ade s now eet , thrisherl by law. All bidders may
be present at the time and pekoe of opening said pro
posuils.
Pach bid must be accompanied by a certificate thisa
Bond has been filed in the Law Detainment in accord
',nee with &Resolution at Councils, approved Hay_ 25 ~.th
21360, and if th e lowest, bidder does not anise Meresult
within three days after opening said proposals, he will
be deemed as declinhig, and will be held liable on his
Bond for the difference between his and the neat
higher bidder.
znyl•Sti
Chief commissioner W of BlWways,'
_,OPOSA.LS FOB BUILDING A NAVAL HOS -
PTELL AT IMIIADEMPHLA, PA.
BUREAU OF MEDIOMB AND ND - 11.G.Ray.3rAyr _
..T.KPAIMEENT. WasBINGTOIC, D. C.
proposals will be received at *ia office for ghe eree;
ton and construction (complete) of a Naval Eospital
at Philadelphia.
Plans and specifications of the proposed bisildings
can be seen at the office of John McArthur, Jr, archt
teat No 2185 South Stsrh street, Blarladelphis. WAG ;e
will afford all bidders every information rketesm , y , to .
a tall understanding of the requirements of the De- 4 7
parnoent In the matter of the erection and construo.
lion of the Hospital aforesaid.
wneh proposal to be considered, mast be guaranteed -
t r y two respotaskble persons, certified by the United
s ates District Judge, Attorney or
Co
or other
public echoer, as to their competence and wiagneas
so guarantee to the sum of thirrY (80) per cen t, of
whole amount of the propo-al • if-red. that the bidder -
ar bidders so guaranteed (should the contract be
awarded him or them)aball.within ten daps 01 the'
accepter co of hie or their bid, enter into contract with
the lc.avy Department, far the erection and constinc- -
lion of tbe Hospital and its appurienauces and
through the same to completion, according to the
terms of the bid and the nlims and specifications above
mentioned.
Proposals szinst state the shortest lime required to
complete the contract, with the understanding that
between two or more bids of s gnat amount, the De
partment will give the *reference to that naming the
shortest time.
Payments for the work will be made monthly as it
progresses, upon certificate of the Architect stating its .
amount and qnslity,and that the terms of the contract
have been complied wtth—the Department reserving
meaty (.W) per cent. of the whole amount of each cer
tificate until the buildings are delivered into its handS
complete and ready for occupancy, according to
the terms of the contract for the erection and con
struction of the Naval Hospital and its appurtenances
before mentioned. -
- - - - . -
_An the proposals must be addressed to the under
signed, marked Proposals for Naval Hospital. at Ptila
delrbia.
e proposals vcallbe opened in the presencs of that
bidders, at ttieHavy Department, a, noon of Tuesday,. -
Mar IP. ass.
Tt e Department reserves to itself the right to reiem
any or all bide not d. ems by 1t satisfactory. or to the -
interest et the G 0 cer.tme.at.
P. I. HORWITZ. -
v.tit.. , r of Bureau.
a.p9o-m. - ic , S.lot/
CARRIAGES '
- GARDNER — a
tio jib:7 -
ALAV - Alr, - 0.4 South Fifth atreet,.4ol47
/Or An assortment of 1. - EW.and SECOND-HAND 4
CARRIAGES Always on band, At RTr. AsGma_BLE
PRICES.
BINGWALT & mow's.
On the premise!.
. tiv •• zn•