Taa nwase List of Missing. Soldiers of Pennsylvania - and New Jersey'Reglinents." WASHINGTON,' D. CO., May 1, 1866.---Sol diem and Friends of Soldiers :—This roll is composed entirely'of names of soldiers who have been killed in battle, died in Southern prisons, or otherwise lost in the service, and whose fate is unknown to their friend s. Each name here enrolled is taken from the letter of some relative or friend who has written to me asking my aid in their painful search; and in their behalf I, appeal to you to give such facts relative to the fate of these men as you may recollect or can ascertain. They have been your 'comrades on march, picket, or raid, or in battle,, hospital, or prison; and, falling there, the fact and man ner of their death may be knowno* to you. The thousands ofletters making these in quiries are in my possession, ' filed and re corded, and the bereaved families and friends are anxiously waiting the informa tion which theyhope to obtain from', you. Please examine these rolls, and if you have facts relating to any one herein named cotnmunicate them to me by letter, with your full address, that the information may be immediately forwarded to the inquiring friends. . . As some may have' returned since the in quiry, or a comrade whose name appears here may be known by you to be living, please inform me, that . the name may be withheld from future rolls. Letters of inquiry for missing soldiers need only to contain the names, with the regiment, company, and State, or other or ganization, to they belonged, and the address of the writer plainly written. No 'apology is necessary for , writing the; and if a letter fails to`receive an answer, please write again, as no letter will ever be intentionally neglected, and in no case will any compensation be:accepted. 1 CLATiA BAATO.N. Address Miss Clara Barton, Washington, -D. C. PeranSylVallia, Ackley,T. H., Co. E, 12th cay. • Adams John,' Co. G, 103 d inf. Adams Thomaa Jefferson; CO. G, 210th inf. Adams William, Co, E. 7th cay. -Akeley Sidney L:, 00. C, Ist rifles. _Alison Nathaniel K., Co. 1t,103d inf. Allaman Isaac, Co. E, 191st inf. - Anthony Wm. H. H., Co. ..105th inf Armor Robert S., Co. IC, .53d Inf. Ardary Isnatoris T., Co. F, 13th caV. Ashwood Benjamin 8.. Co. _11.930 Aumick Burney, Co. 1431 Int Aumick George, Co IC, 143 d inf. • Austin Sidney J., Co: I), 145th inf. Bail Benjamin P. Co B, 57th inf. • Baker Oliver P., Co. 0,184 th Int Baker John A., Co. C, 184th inf. - Bardeen Charles, Co. —, 155th inf. Barnhart aliaa Demetrious, D., Co. I, 84th inf. Bartley L. A., Co. —, 45th int Bartley John, Co K. 148th inf. , Baskin& Robert C.. Co. 0, 830 inf. Beals Granville W., Co. 8., 118th int _BeckJames, Co. C. 148th int Beatty, John W., Co. I, .187th int . Beebe A. D av id B, 50th inf. Beckwood (colored), Co. I, lust int _Behny Jeremiah, CCoo, E 17th cay. Bell Watson Co. A..' 76th inf. _Benham Josiah L., Co. D, 61st Inf. Benson, M. L. ° ,',:co. F, -141 st in.f. Best, Thomas, tio. h, 61st inf. Beyer Aaron, D., Co. I. 82d Inf. _Beyer Samuel Co. I, 13th cay. Bingman Daniel, fifer. Co. E, 530 int Bird George. Co. F. 2d.heavy art. Elsbing George W., Co, I), 61st inf. Blake William N., Co• D. 103 d inf; - Boice Peter, Co. 0, 57th lot • Bolt Peter. Co. A, 87th inf. • Bogardus George, Co. H. 50th inf. Boutell George . W , Co B, 83d inf. Bowers John, Co.G,l4Bth Inf. 'Bowman Daniel, Co. F. 87th Inf. Boy er Eansuel D., COD, 118th inf. • "Bretton Samuel S.. corp.. co. B. 2d heap." art. Bressler William C., Co. E. 49th inf. ' _Breyer Laurence, Co. F, 183 d inf. Bright John T., Co. —.l2th inf. Brock Jacob Co. F, 103 d inf - Bryan William C. Co. D., sth City. Brooks David (colored), Co. I, 41st inf. Brown Israel. Co. C. 184th inf.' - Brown Nathaniel, Co. E. 11th inf. • _Brubaker Abraham C., Co. F, 190th inf. ' _Brubaker manran, Co. C, 130th inf. Brumbaugh Ly /ds IL.. Co. C, 130th inf. Bul Sohn, Co Ist Co. D, B 6 ist Bulm ge er Henry. ll9th inf. Burkhar _Burson, t. Co J ac ob, Co. 11. Shit inf. :Bush John. Co. F. 105th Inf. Byers David H., Co. F, 2d independent battery„ Callahan Charles, Co. K, 20 cay. Campbell Thos. F.. C0.:13,4th cay. Campbell James ti , Co. —.434th inf. Campbell Jamed , Od. E. 105th inf. -Carr William, Co. F. 149th inf. Carl David E.. Co. F. 17th cay. Casrolns Joseph, Co. C. 83d Inf. Carpenter R 0., Co. B. 49th inf. Car Carson W:lliam, Co. CI, 58th vell William 8., Co. —, 53d inf. Caskey Jeremiah, Co. A, 76th inf. Cathcort Hugh, Co. I. 10th reserves. Chapin Pennell, Co. F, 111th inf, Charleton Henry, Co. H. 16th car. Chase Columbus M.. Co. G. 76th Inf. Chilcott Benjamin, Co. Ist, 9th cay. Clousei L . Co. D. 5241 inf. William, Co. D. 47th inf. Colemanry A.. Co L, 20 cay. John A, Co. 18th inf. Conger J. W., Co. 20th inf. Connelly C., Co A, 121st inf. Conrad William H., Co. G, 9th c.ay.. Cooper Alerah .Noah. Corporal, Co, G. 90th inf. Copeland Benjamin 8., Co. D. 14th env. Cornish George, Sergeant, Co. L, 18th car, Corbin MCo. D lS4th inf. Corcoran Dominick, Co 0.. K., 17th ow. Corse Sites ; Co. L, 2d cay. Cory George, Co. G, 149th inf. Coy David S., Co. B, 83d int 'Coy Henry Stoner, Co. 11, 19th Cat , . Cox Lewis W., Co. F, 99th int , 98th i • ' CoCraig wden William Thomp G., Co. son. Co. 10th reservat, nf. Crandall David, Co. C, aid inf. • Crawford Arthur. Co. I, 1 0 30 inf. Critson John ; Co. 2d cay. Critzer John, Co C,th ' . Crooks Thomas, Co K; BB3oint Crockett Holdsworth, serg't, Co. 11, 85th int Crouch James, Co. A, =a OW. Crook John, Co. C, 67th inf. • Crouoh Daniel. Co, D, 82d inf. • Quttenden Tilden, serg't, Co. 0.45 th inf. Cummings James A.. Co. K. 140th Int • Cminlnghana John. Co. 1, 50th int Davis Gabriel, Co. Ir., 50th int Dawson James, Co.ll 100th Inf. LDearment John 8., aC, 45th inf. - _Dearwechter John, Co. .T., 107th inf. Dale Solomon. Co. A. 148th Inf. Davenport/inlay J., Co. f. _ 63d in Delp Jacob S., Co. F 1034 inf. :Derr John, Co. I, 55th inf. Dremer John, Co. A, 141st Inf. Doan Joseph. Co. C, 11th int Divllbiss _Harrison, Co . B. VA Doan Joseph, Co. 0, 11th Int • .Dottery William. Co. B, 107th inf. Dougherty William, Co,F, 5241 Dougherty-William, Co. H, 99th inf. • Duck Frank. Co. K. 51st inf. Duck Wilson, C0..1, 49th Inf. • Duffield Winfield Scott. Co. F. 190th Int Duncan A. G., Co.H. 12th reserves. Dunn Jefferson, Co. D, 11th inf. Diinham Sylvester L. CO. A, 121st inf. Begins C. 3d M 2 EckardEdward E, Co. IL 20th cav, Eckert James, Co. C, 140th inf. Wirart David, Co. D, 145th inf. JAI& Henry, Co. (I, 76tu int. Ellis Andrew ,J., Co. 1. 101st inf. . . Ellison Isaac, Co. (31, 143 d int Else William 10.,C0. E, 7th cay. English James. On. F;l3llth Int Enter Aaron, Co. 55th inf. Ewing James (colored). Co. F, l2BO ixtf. Imam Elmer, Co Id, 17th cay. Etters Francis. Co. A, 13th caV. Farnsworth Oliver Co. A, 111th inf. Ferzill Albert. Co. 11. , 12th cay. Fertig John, Co. D, 520 inf. Fisher Henry, Co. E, 115th int Fisher John, Co. ,830 int • Fitzgerald David 1 11, Co. A. 95th inf. FlizitAbbons Wro: J., Co. H, 11th inf. Folk Daniel, Co. I, 2d heavy art. Folk Charlet', Co. B. 107th inf. Ford John, Co. A.l4lst inf Ford John J., Co. G, 20tn cay. Fothergill Henry, Co. H, 112th Int Fox George, Co. H, 140th Inf. Frisch Frederich, Co. B, 210th Int Fryer Edward 8., Co. 8.203 d. Fryer John W. Co. B, 2030 int Puller Guy T., Co. A, 2d heavy , ' art. Funk John A., Co. 11,, 148th lot Gardner William Mills, Co /,49th Inf Garrett John R.. Co. I), sth cay. Georg. James M. Co. —, 820 Inf. George John , Co B, 23th inf. Gebhart Daniel G, Co. G. 207th Inf. tinting George, Co. 0,:45th int Goddard John, Co. B, 101st int Goodin David, Co. H, 148th int Graeffllenry. Co. K. 2d cay. Graffiss Josiah Co. D 13th cay. Graham Georg e W, Co. Ia; 40th Inf. Grille Orrin, Co. I, 148th int Hagan George, 0, B, 149th inf. Haggerty Silas, Co. B, 108th Int Hall Samuel. S. Co. C. 76th Inf, BammersleyHenry P., Co. IC, 1434 Int anlon James. Co. C, 6th cay. Hannah John William George, CO. I, 1164.11 Bonin John, CO. H. 103 d int - Haring David, Co. F, 524 inf. Harmer. Jamee,-Co. M, 6th cave Barn Wm. H, Co. C. 184th inf. Hegarty Isaac. Co. C, 76th inf. Heimbaugh Cyrus. Co. A, 10th cay. . Henderson. John, Co. G. 630 inf. Hensel! Henry, Co. G 11th inf. , Hershey Thomas J. Co. Id, 624 Inf. • ' Hessler, Josiah, Co. I. 199th Inf. Hickman James W., Co. H, 112th inf. Highbarger Jonas, Co. F, 634 Int Hoch Thomas, Co. H, 7th cay. Roemer Thos. J., Co. A ,209th inf Hof lean Simon. Co EC, 48th inf. Hoguet Henry. Co. E, 2d h. art, Houtz Isaac. Co. A, 50th int Hopkinsnuel P., Co, C. 13th Cay. John COZ.K. Bt h -- • IS Weller Aeren, Co 71,11 th car.. Houser Jacob It.. Co. 0 9th cay. H a u v s ktaoeonsa Thms Z, C C o . o . K, 7 4 6 8 t h i n n f 'JeffreysMenrYC H, h Bsthl v f. - _- • . • ' ' Solinann George W:, C0.1.218th inf. - Jones Samuel H. Co. A. Slat inf. Jones Abraham, Co. A,slat int Jones James, Co. E, .11.fth int safer Jacob, Co. —,llBth Int Kell Jordan, Co. F, llBth int Belly William A., Co. 110th inf. Kelly Charles. co. F, 62d inf. • King, Samuel/13.. Co. F,l4sth Inf. Kinsey John, corporal Co. I. Bth coy. 311 in Clinton. Co. L, 112th inf Kline John, Co. B , eat MP Klinger Ephraim W., Co. H. 148th inf. Klinger Valentine , Co. E, 12th cay. Knickerbocker Humphrey, Co. I, 2d reservers. Koch John, o. K, 55th lit. Ifurkowsky — julius, Co. H. 55th int I,nne Alfred, Co. A, 7trth int Lannon Edward, Co. K, '27th inf. Lawann Joseph, Co. G. 140th inf. Lear Rufus K. Co. K, 90th Int Lemmon William H Co. E, inf. Leroy John J. Co. D, sth am Lather Jeremiah, Co. 31. 138th inf. Lingard Charles, Co. It 67th inf. Longstreth James, Co. B 10th Inf. Irico Ge.,rge, Co. M, 100th inf poker, s John L., Co. E, 18th cay. Madden Daniel, Co. G. 149th inf. Maher William, Co. I, 107th inf. Money Lewis, Co. C, 20th cay. Manta Mina J., sergeant. Co- - /I, 67th inf. Mardorf John, Co. —.9oth int Marks Wm. George. Co. A. 140th Inf. arsh Simeon, Co 31, 10th reserves. Matte* Benjamin. Co. G. 82d inf. Mattison David, CO. /, 148th Inf. Mattison George S., I. 45th inf. McCafferty Cateb, Cl , 149th inf. McCracken C. H., Co. 1.62 d inf. - .McCracken George H.. CO. D, 2d heavy art. McDonald Wm., Co. F, 5.2 d inf. McFarland Cornelius, Co, A. 3d art. .McGarry Micbael, Co. E. 199th inf. Mclntire Frank, Co. K, 103 d inf. hlcKaskey,John llf.. Co - 33,2d h. art, McKee Samuel W., Co. I, Ist cay. Mchlanes Jonn, Co Z, 145th inf. Megan George W., Co. P. 17th cay. Meldrum John C, Co. C, 184th Inf. MendrittrAlfred A., Co. A, 22d cay. 'Miller Lewis. Co. D, 6th cay. Miller Orlando 0.:C0...11, 145th Lof. • .. Miller Ell 11, Co. E, 148th inf. Miller Isaac A., Co. D. 101 inf. 21 lab Simon Cameron, sergeant major, 4th city. Moore Jacob L.. Co. B, '22d cay. Morahead Samuel A., Co. L, 11th cay. Morgan George. C0.D.53d inf. Morgart-Wm., Co. K. 18th cay. orgy K; 53d inf.- Morly Leander, CO. K. 58d inf. Morse t buries, A, Co.D, Ist cay. Murdock Edwin F; 141 stint S., Co. F. 52d inf. Myers Peter. Co. G, 78th Int Neal George B, Co. 188th inf. Needier Charles W., sergeant CO. 8,149111 inf. Netsey Edward, Co, K, 83d int Nelson Thomas D., CO. E, /00th int Nevergold Henry, Co. A. /41b CaV. Newman Win.. l CO, F5 , 2d inf. nernaker Jf.Cob. ( L N). 31.138 th inf. Nickelson Andrew, Co F, llth res. Elgin Louis, corporal Co. I, 54th Inf. Nyman A. B„Co. E, Ist cay. Padock David. Co. I 24 cay. Page Almon, Co. 11:57th int Peppard John, CoI, 155th inf Petty Thomas, C. 33, oth i nf Pbillipa George W„ Co. —, 49th inf. Pbillips Michael. Co. K, 148th inf. Phillips Oliver W., Co. A. 149th inf. Phillips Owen, color sergeant, Co. B, 143 d Inf. Porter G 43, sergeant, Co C 57th inf. Powel James M, Co, 103 d Inf, Potter Levi, Co. A, 56th inf. Purvis Rebell, Co. 1176th Int Purdy William, Co. it, 140th inf. Roger Sam G 148th inf. Rees David Ti'l'.,serge an t, Co. A, 7th cay. Beam Wzn-L,, Co. 8,83 d inf. Reber Wm. A.. Co. D, 45th int Reinert Adam, Cu. int Reish Solomon CO. it. list inf. Robinson Myron S.. Co. 33,2 d heavy art. Riland Richard ft.. Co. K. 103 d Int. Bidden Royal W.,Co. 0 ,145 th int Robbins Madison, Co. F. llth cay. Robinson 'William, Co. E, .184th Int Rogers Robert, Co.ll, Minh Inf. Ross Thompson, Co. F. 139 Inf. Bought Abram, Co. F. 97th int Russell Ell,Co. A, 149th int Salams Theodore, Ce. G, 97th Inf. Saunders Alonzo A.. Co. D.B3d Int Seville Lewis M., sergeant. Co. G, 7th res. Sawyer Andrew, Co. H. 71st inf. Sayre Jmes, Co. Mtn —.. 4 !vs. Schierb a ach Conrad, Co. tll inf. Scroggy Isaac, Co. A. 10.41 inf. Semple John, Co. D, 11th cay. Shafer Elmo, Co. C, 181 th inf. Shaler William, Co, G, &d inf. Shall George W, Co. A. 105th inf. Shaw Thomas, Co. F. 524 Inf. Shephard Nelson, Co. I', 49th int Shook James R. Co. D, 149th Int Simpson Poland N, Co. F, lat rides. Skinner A M. Co. I. 2d h. art. Smay Christopher. Co C. sth reserves. Smith Peter; Co. 11, 51st int • A Smith Pamnel A. Co. K, 14th cay, Smith S W, Co. A, 155th int Smith;Wilbrir, Co. 1.824 In?: Sorters Andrew, Co. F, 53d Int Spen Ater, Co. C. looth Sprowit s George, Co. K, 140th int Stanffe_r Jacobi, Co. H, 3d reserves. Stevens Isaac A, Co. D, 183 d int Stevenson John D, Co. —,103d inf. .Stigler George, Co- H. 118th inf. Story John I. Co. D, 63d inf. Stow John B, Co. E, Cho-int Stratton Samuel 0, , /00th Int Stuart John, Ce. K, 148th In? Satter John George, Co. A, sth cay. Taylor John Wesley, Co. ti, Ist cay. Taylor Henry, Co. (I, 16th Thompson John W., Co. CI, 341 h. art, Thompson, JosephY. Co; I. 148th int T To rncee J Th eph . T C .. 0 00 K, t l h l6 in th t n Tinnns Thomas. Co. K, 7tn cay. Tithrington Aaron, Co. A, 61st inf. Tompkins John C., Co. G, 53d int Totten James F., Co. C. 4th cay. Toy Andrew .1., Co. K, 2d cay. Trlece John W.. Co B, 56th Inf. Unangst Jacob, color sergeant. Co. F, I,cl Inf. Varstorch Aaron C., Co. B. 143.1 Van VI ankin Daniel D., Co. E. 6th reserves. Varndell Chas. Wesley, Co. I, 3d cay. Vongb John, Co. C, 142 d inf. Wade Alexander 8- Co. A, 211th tat Wagoner John; Co. H. 100th Infantry, Walls William, Co. A. 191st int. Walters John; Co. Co.lo7th inf. Walters Thomas, oD. 54th inf. Welker R. S., Co. D. 107th int. Weitz John, Co. F 148th inf. Wesley Willi Co. I, 53d Inf. Weyer Danie 8., Co. 11, llth int White Emory L., Co. —, 18th inf. White George W.. Co. A, 199th inf. ohn. Co. M, Co env. Wickey American F., Co. I, 17th cay. Wil lord H. Edgar, sergeant, Co. C, 7th reserve s . Wincing Asa A., .F. 12th cay. Wilson James. Co. H. 83d inf. Wilson Joseph, Co. F 148th int Wilson Richard W., Co. A. 11th cay. Winger Joslati, Co. D, 824 inf. Wink Charles, Co. G. IBth cay. Winters Thomee, Co. H, 2rl h., art. Wood joseph, Co. E or (3.57 th inf. Wordon John S.. Co. C, 149th inf. Wright Edmond S , Co. A, 184th inf. etter Peter, Co. A, 141st inf. - Yocum Cyrus Co C, 7th reserved. Yohon An Co. —, 24 rifles. • Young CO. I, 24 cay. A Jersey. blgrin Frederick. Co A: 2d cay. Albert John. Co. A, 9th inf. Bell Jason, Co. F. Bth int Bennett George Cot G. 3d - cay. Briger Alfred, Co. I, 6th int , Cllnck Theodore 8., CO. 4th bat, Conover Job 0., Co E. 10th Int . Desmond John (or Deaban), CO. D, 3311 Int. hall LeOpohl..oo. 3 / 1 env+ . • . • ' Fox Panel .L., Co. D 33d bat Ginger Jean, Co. E, 3d cay. Goold Win. N., Co. A, 34th inf.. Gregory Jacob Jones, Co. E, 2d cav, Grinder John, Co. E, 10th inf. Grum Peter A., sergeant, Co. E, tat inf. Harris Abrabani 5..-Co. A, 12th Inf. Henderson George 8.. Co. A,'lslli inf.• Hyland Owen, Co. D.Sth inf. June Daniel, Co. B, 35th int • • Else .Y., Co. 0,15 th inf. • . Lake Whitfield. CO. F. 15th Inf. • Locher Paul, Co. 0,44 th in! • Ludlow Benjamin. Co. —.sth Inf. Martin George S., Co. H. 24 OW. . Molly Charles, Co.B, 12th Moore Thomas 8., Co. B, int MortonWilliam:Co K, 6th int Benjamin, Co. Fast cay. Roberts Charles, Co. F, 39d int Rober .Mortimer S. Co. it, tat inf. Rnnyon Peter Franklin, Co.—, 28th inf, • Schutter William, Co. H, 2d ow. slyer Martin, Co. E,lBO inf. Skinner Franklin H„ Co. D, 4th inf. Smith Lemuel G, Co. E, Ist cay. Talmadge David, CO. H, Gth Inf. Thomas Robert B Co. A, 2d cay. Toepel Johann (Independent battery I), 324 art. Be , nerves. tiphamis Francis Lewis, Co. D, Bth. inf. Vananken Charles H., Co. D, 15th Inf. Van ArsdalePhllip, Co. G. Ist int. Van Norman Valentine, Co. E, 3d cay. Wright James A_ , Co K, 4th inf. White Charles M., Co. A; 24 cay. 13(IARD OF TRADE:. EDW'D LAFOURCADE, .I.plum wETAIRRTT4L,}IfO;,ITHLY OOMXITTIin 3SI D. C. CCAMMON. PASSEING.NRS ARRI;XED, In steamer Hendrick Hudson, Mom vana—urs Catharine Russell, Mrs R Terlow. Geo Goaded°, lady and three chlldren: Mr Oanzrelo and lady, Miss Gon zalo, Mr Geupelo, lady and child; Mr Lewis Morino, and lady: Messrs W B Harris, Jas Arno. C R Hetton. Thos Lucy, J Andrews, John Ganey. J A Smith, p Bergner, S Heregenshire, H Hatch, John Degnor; Jos Schofield. P Campion. B Gurner A Linnen, Gotdall, John Go and John Staples, Henry Childs, A Murgan,M Montongo; Jas Parrett. G H Blelkins. _,AIKP(2.II,TAMIONEI, 'Em men for the rnusaelp Evening HAVANA—Steamer Hendrik Hudson, Howes-120 bads 712 Ins sugar 5 bbls old iron T Wattson dt Sous: 4 C 5 egars 7 Wagner; 1 do A Kerr & Bro; 8 do 1 bbl do S Fuguet & Sons; 8 cs d 8 bales tobacco order. SAGIJA—Schr L 1 Reed, Reed-314 htuis 20 tes 30 bbie molasses Tbos Wattson & Sons. - CA/tDENAS—Etig L Houghton, Morton-525 bhdi 37 tcs 13 bbla molasses 142 bhds sugar E C Knight & Co; 50 hhds sugar G W Bernadou &Bro. CARDENAS—Brig L L Wadsworth, CrOsby-835` hhds 48 tcs 53 bbla mOlassea E C Knight & CO. THE DAILtEVENING Eqlitt,TEN PriILikI)ELPHIA, FitIDAY, TUNEI,IB66 - 04121812188-Behr .8 Hamburg, ragne-181 h b ds sugar 50 molasses Jahn Mason & Ce. . • " CAEDEMen—Brig Exemplar, Neville-459 hhds 63 bss Se bble sugar 8 dr. W. liVNah. ' ' Ultima and iledlimazsemaa thesuweso alms Yam ISI3EII lilazonla.-.....Bouthifireptort-New York.„-..-...May 16 Hansa .--.....Bouthampton...New York ~.....May IS Dama5cu5............... _May 17 City ofManchster-Liverp'L-New York -.May IS Teut0nia................Hiunburg-New York.... May 19 A1arath0n............-Liverpool-New York, May 22 Delaware.-- .Liverpool.„/:koikm&Phlla.......MaY 23 Baltic -Bremea...NeW York Slay 28 City or Lontion...Liverpool-New York May 23 Celia, London... New York, May 23 Villa de Paris. Havre...New Yea" May 24 Africa.- ... -....-LiverpooL.Boston......... ..... -Nay 26 City of Limeric.k-Liverliool-New York „....May 24 TO DEPART. . Britannia. ..New York-Liv. & GlasgoW....June 2 Mariposa ............New York... New Orleans ' June 2 Vicksburg.— New York-Leguayra..-....-June 2 ..- New York...Havre. Jane 2 Oily of Boston..-New York-Liverpool. .June 2 Belgian. Quebec-LiverimoL.--......rune 2 Baxorda. .... . . ........New York,..Hamburg. June 2 America New York... Bremen • June 2 Fah Hee-- .... . . -New York-Bt Jago June City of Cork . .New York... Liverpool - Jane 6 York_Havana..-..........-Taae 6 Calm .Boaton-Liverpool .J" ,- 6 _lane . . tune 9 And'w Johnson-New York... Havana .. . ..... --Lane 9 Northern Light-New York...Aajdnwall dune 11 MEARME BUWM:mr. PORT OP'PRIRATOELTRLei--JuNis Sl= ILISMEI. 4 33 I BMW sErs. 7 22 I HUM WAYBE, 4 ARRIVED YESTRBDAY. Steamer, Hendrick Hodson; Howes, 4 days and 9 hours from Havana, with sugar, cigars,&c. to Thos Wattaon dr, Sons. • •• Steamer Aries, Boggs, 48 hours from Boston, with ns passengers to -Henry Winsor & Co. Steamer W D Plerr,enont. Shropshire, 24 hours. from New York. with mdse to W M Baird & Co. Steamer Chester, Warren, 24 hours from New York, with rodeo to 'W P Clyde & CO. - Steamer Ruggles, Chase, 24 hours from New York, with mdse to WP Cl d e .&Co. Brig Et:ampler (Br . Neville.lo days front Cardenas , with sugar to & W elsh. • Brig Silks, Brown. 3 days front New York, in Whist to 3.1.; Baxley & Co. • Bohr L&M Reed. Reed, 7 days from Elagua, with molasses to Tbos Wattson•dt Sons. , - -- Schr Nicola , Cbisom, 7 days from New London, in tallest to J E Barley & Co.. Rohr Magnet, Sanborn, from Boston, in ballast to .7 M Baxley & Co. Bohr A H Learning, Ludlam, front Charleston, with Lumber. &c. to captain. Bohr Mary A Caroline, Fowler, I day from Lelpsie. Del. with grain to Jos B Palmer. Behr Nile, Powell, I day from Smyrna, Del, with grain to Jos F, Palavers Bohr W Thompson, Howes. from Fall River, • Schr .1 V Wellington. Chlproan,from Boston: Behr W W nor°, Allen, from Boston. Schr J 8 Sbindier. Gerson: from Boston. Schr W A Crocker, Baxter, from IMMOM Schr Hannah Little, Godfrey, from Boston. Behr J Clark, Yates, front Boston. Bohr Et V Cook. Faloenburg. from Providence, CLEARED YESTERDAY Steamer Saxon. Matthews, Boston, H Winsor & Co. Steamer Bristol. Charles, New York, W P Clyde & Ce. Bark Margaretta,Bhuma (Pros), Hoepner, Antwerp, , L Westergaard. Brig Rolerson, Scott.Clielsea,Marrztouth Vein Coal Co Bohr Raven. Bose. Boston. do Behr MB Smith. Smith, Salem, do Bohr Ida V McCabe, Pickup, New Haven, Rathbun, Stearns& Co. Behr Race Horse, Bragg, Salem, N Y and Sch Coal CO. Behr M J Risher, Fisher Hingham, do e chr Georgie Deering. Wilton:, Portland, do Behr W W Pharo, Allen, Boston. do Scbr H Hmmons. Godfrey, Salem, do Schr E Magee. Magee. tSalm. do Bohr J T Weaver (new),Weaver.Newburyp'kdo Behr Hannah Little, Godfrey, Sa em, QMntard. Saw yer & Ward Bohr J 8 Shindler, Corson. Boston. W H Johns & Co. Behr 3 Clark. Yates. Salem, do Behr Union. Williams. Woodbury, do Sam man M V Cook, Falkenburg, providence. v an D awn, Lora Behr JD McCarthy, Young, Salem, Blakiston, Graeff & Co. • Schr 3 . V Wellington, Chipman, Boston, do Behr Ocean Bird, Massey, Hackensack, do Behr Clara Jane, Parker. Providence, do Behr W A Crecker, Baxter. Boston, L Audenried & Co. Schr Magnet. Sanborn. Boston. do Bohr Deborah. Warwick, New Haven, do Behr Liberty. Taylor. New Haven, Tyler & Co. Schr Dingo, Dorr. Portland, do Schr G Edwards. Weeks, Boston, Slunicirson & Co. Schr Samuel Costner, Jr. Robinson, Boston, Costner, Stickney & Wellington. Behr 8 8 Lee, Somers, Boston. W Hunter, Jr. &,CO. Behr Mary Emma, Godfrey, New Haven. do Behr Lady-Emma, Snedecori Norwich. do Rehr E H Naylor, Naylor. Portsmovth, do Bohr Richd Vaux. Powell. Boston, Glover & Moeller. Behr 31 It Samson, Samson, Portsmouth, do Bohr N Reeves, Reeves, Richmond. do Behr B R Jones, Davis. Fall River, do Behr 31D Crammer. Crammer. Boston, Street & Co. Solar Sopby Ann, Smith, Providence, Caldaten,ROrdon Behr Isabel Alberto. Tooker. New London. do Satz Read RR No 42, Adams, Norwich, do Bohr Frances, Parker. ootasset Narrows, R H Powell. MMILORANDA.. Ship Floetwing, Bray, for Boston, sailed from San Francisco soth April. Balk Restless, titre] do n , sailed from Rio 'Utak° 26th Anrti for this port. Bark Pleiades: Wells. from Buenos Ayres April. and Montevideo 7th, at Boston SOth ult. Brig E R Fltler, Bears, sailed from Aspinwall 17th ult. for Cuba. Brig Burmahßherman,hence at Portsmouth 53th ult. THE GREAT AMERICAS DEODOBSZER AND DIBLNFEt.'TANT. This article owes its peculiar value as a DECIDO RI . Rto the fact that it decomposes and destroys all noxious gases and vapors that are given offfrom putri tying animal or vraetable matter Da. W. E. A. A.MIN, Professor of Chemistry In the University of Maryland. says: For an efficient and reliable Deodorizer and Disinfectant, always ready for use. and not liable to any change, equally valuable in the sick room and in the foul alnk, U has, in nty opinion, no equal. - This opinion is concurred In by Drs. Mittenbe Johnson, Chew, MiSherry. Butler, and Dr. Van Biber, who made the report to the Nationai Sanitary and Quarantine Convention of IiSS, says. • W "l e t Is the best deodorant Or which They° anY know e "First. It evidently answers the purpose. "Second. It is odorless itself. "Third. It is easily kept and manage. "Fborth. It Is comparatively cheap. " For sale by ROftERT SHOEILUOIR & CO.. Wholesale Druggists. N. E. corner FOURTH and RACE Streets. And by Dragghda generally riPAL:DENTA_LLINA.4A superior article for clean I.J. ing the Teeth, deatroying. animalcalae which In feet them, giving tone to the gams, and leaving a feel tag of fragrance and perfect cleanliness in the mouth. It may be need daily, and will be found to adrengthes weak and bleeding gams, while the aroma and deter. sivenese will recommend it to every one. Being com sed with the assistance of the Dentist. Physician and blicromopist, it la confidently offered aa a RELIABLB substitute for the uncertain waehee. formerly In.vogue. Eminent Dentists__, acquainted with the constituents of the DENTALLWA, advocate its use, It_ contalne nothin only byg to prevent Its unrestrained employment Made JAMES T. SHINN, Agothecary. For sale by Dryggistsgen lir erall a g i d pruca "Mete- Fred. Brown, D. . /Backbone% Reward & Co., Robert C. Davie. (3.R. Henry, Geo. C. Bower. Isaac H. Ray. Charles Shivers, C. H. .r. eedlea. G. J. Scattergood, T. J. Husband, J. O. Turnpenny & 00. Ambrose Smith, Charles H. Eberle, Thomas Weaver, .Tames N. Marks, William B. Webb, E. Bringhurst & CO., James L. Mayhem, .Dyott & C 0..: Hughes Hughes & Coombe, H. C. Blair, Henry A. Bower, Wyeth & Bro. COD LIVER OIL (new made) regularly received in quantities suitable to the trade. ALO9IIOL, 95 per cent, finest quality in bast of pack ages. REFINED CAMPHOR, In original packages. Ipecac Boot. ipecac powdered; Ipecac, powdered. in pbb. bottles; Powdered Canny% Bark; Powdered Rho. barb, Powdered Jalatt. In bottles. for sale by JOHN 0, BAILER a 00., No. 718 Market street. BLAJit'S PURR FRUIT SYRIJPB put up in bottht expressiy for Families in the country. One tabl spoonful of any of these Syrups added to ogles* of ict4 water, makes a most refreshing and delightful draught —almost, if not equal to soda w_ ate , . Orders bY promptly answered. H.O. BIADR'S SONS', Apottiel caries, Eighth. and Walnut streets, Philadelphia. —A lot. of Camphor for sale by WThi C A YTAIII ba,Lll3 & CO., Druggists, No. 724 and TA Market bitreet. "IGIXTRAOT OF BEEF for beef ta b le Essence of 1. A Beef in sickness or tbr soups foruse. Made nElgln, 13llnois, by Gail Borden, from the juices of choice beef and Is. superior In (delicious flavor and quality to any hitherto known. Packets with fall di..; rections, one dollar each. HUBBELL, Apothecary, 1410 Cheetnutstreet. Ir%RUGGESTE3' RESS. Guates PSI Tilee,CombaSUND, Errant's, Mirr rad ors, Tw Boxes, Horn S c oops, Surgical Insirrunenti, Hard and Soft Ha 1 7 Gabber goods,lal Oases, M Elrw= Meng Syringe', ie., all at, ..Bizat Handa" roes. SNOWDEN oath2BS Main areal. To* OBERT BEIORNATENE $ 00. R. E. ocomx* FOTIRTH AND RUE err :.E NETS, Wholesale Druggists,lirLantdacturers find Dealers Window, Glass, White Lead, and Faints of every description, offer to the trade, or consumers, *complete stook of goods In their line, at the lowest market rates. • ROBERT EIRONWcaat ,00, Northeast corner Fourth and Race streets. waliff.A.GNlSSL6.—Jenning's Calcined, In 1011). 'mind tins nd boxes, also In bottles. Joni:dn.:Zs Carbonate ot Magnesia,in 2 oz. and 4 oz. %tapers. .1.18/1 Calcbsed Naxnesta lyntllng and !Or We by_ Bylaw SON & Cat pricatifite, , Market anti Seventh streets, Philadelphia. sea ta.r.l" BIIM.--Jast received, an invoice of Gemini ROHEB'i t ri !tad ,Bay Itunk, ltir sale •by the filion, b 7 BHOIcmAICHER & 00., Braman * at. n. oor ner Fourth and Race !stream. . 129 GlaßaiNG OARAOOnn 'NALGO now INV ad from Bark WHITE WING tor !sale by JO DALLETT, & 00. /73 Walnut Streets a®ao~.. myliatn/ D 81166. /SPECIAL: ut , THE ANNUAL MELTING OP TEL EtP,EA.R. 130iN PATROIasIIM COMPANY, will be held on the first Tueseay in - June, at 12 o'clock, at Jitoonl N0.7;130.-624 Walnut street.. The attention of knock holdera le particularly called to this meeting. -__ PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF TELE PINE ARTS.—The Annual klectlon tor a Pre. ement and twelve Directors, will take place at the Academy on Monday June, 4th, between the hours of 12 noon and 2 o'clock P. rlmw3Empare, May 28,1866 1:0b OFFICE OF,THE MET&LLINE LAND COMPANY, No. 324 WALNUT street. Plums- DRLPHIA, May 2,1866. he Stated Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the METALLINELAND cOMPANY will ne held at the Office of the Company, on MONDAY, June 4th pros. at 12 o'clock, M. F. K. WOMEATH, rnYfetieS4 Clerk. , • qt.OFFICE OP THE ANYGDALOID MINING COMFANY. RIELIZADELPHIA, May2l, 1866. . e Annual meeting or Stockholders of the "Amyg delete! Xining Company" will be held of their office, No. 824 Walnut street. on WEDNESDAY, June 6th. proximo, at 12 o'clock M., fbr the election of Directors and, the transaction of other business. a=tje6/ amend TO SECURE A HOME Fo - It THE frfLecioit'ung:rmAnleretionfrgile4ligi ..h,urpece.ht: fully solicit donations in money, flowers, usefal• and fancy articles for the above object. Dam:Wens may be sent to Mrs. T.-W. Simpers, 408 Catharine street, Mrs. D. H. Bowen, 815 South Second street, and Mrs. Chas. Thompson, 12.16 South Second street. Fair will be held at Concert Hall, commencinglune 11th, 1868. my PK mtwtjeS• . .. , NOTICE.-1 HE UNDERSIGNED, COMMIX 00 1. .111ISSIONER named in the Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of :Penns lvania, entitled "An Act to Incor orate the ACTUR ILES' and CO.NS ' ANTHRACITE RAILROAD COM. PANY,". approved ZSict day of March,A.D. 1866,wi1l open books and receivesubscrlptlons to the Capital Stock of said Company at the GIRARD ROCS it, Chestnnt street, in the City of Philadelphia, on MONDAY, the fourth day of Jane, A. D. 1866, at 10 o'clock A. M. J. N. WALKER, seams VIZZARD, R. A. WILDER B. SWAIN, JOHN ULRICK. JAS. P, NICKELS. JOHN P. GREEN, EV/04M ~s cr NOTICE.—The undersigned Corporators named in the Act of Assembly, entitled 'n Act to ncorporate the Pennsylvania Canal Company," AP= proved the that day of May, A. D. 1866, will open books .and receive subscriptions to the capital stock of said company at_the places and times following i pTITI. mymi.A.. at Room No. 2.5, Merchants' Exchange, at 10 o'clock A. M., On the 26th day of June, 1866. HA.BRISBURG, at the Lochiel House, at 19 o'clock A. ht., on the 10th day ofJuly. 1866. HUNTINGDON, at the Morrison House, at 10 o'clock A. M. on the 10th ilay. ofJuly, 1866. L. T. Wattsen, Alex. M. Lloyd, John A. Lemon, David Blair, Geo. B. Roberts, James Burns. I F. F. Wireman, W.J. Howard, John Lingafelt, John Scott, It. B. Wig ton. James Gardner, J0hmy15.1Je2.69 pe, S. J. Patterson, Wm. Davis, N. Swo Jr. ii 121. THE LLOWING GENTLEMEN HAVE been duly e FO lected °Moue of the Philadelphia Chamber of Coratneree t to eerve for the emitting year: PRESIDENT. JOSEPH S. PEROT. MANAGERS, ALEX. G. CATTELJ._ CHARLES H. CUMMINGS, JAMES A. WRIGHT, HOWARD HINCHMAH, •-• CHARLES KNECHT, SENECA E. hIALONE. NATHAN BROOKE, JOHN H. M.ICHENER. TREASURER" AML 1.. RD. Subscriptions S will be UE rWA received at the Rooms of the Corn Exchange Association for the balance of the Capital Stock, daily, from 11 A. M. to 12 M. (Signed) SAMUEL L. WARD, Treasurer. . PHILADELPHIA, May IL iboa. myll im WeOFFICit BUCK MOUNTAIN COAL CO3l- PANY, PHILADELP/ILi. May 30.1866. Board of Directors have this day declared a Semi-annual Dividend of FIVE PER CENT. upon the capital stock of tbelCompann (equal to two (holism apd a half per altar%) clear of State Tax and payable sth proximo_ the transfer books closed until 9th prox. myao.3to • THuS. H. TROTTER. Treasa.rer. P.MONST LVANIA Rat LrenAD COMP &NT. TeLEASITREE'S DEPARTMENT. PM:LADE:L. PH1A,41117 2d 1866. NOn.C.E TO STOCEBOLDERS.—The Board of Di rectors have this_duy declared a Semi-Anutul Dividend of FIVE PBX on the Capital Stock of the Company, clear °Marione' and State TAXES. payable on and after May so, lea& Blank Bowan( or Attorney for collecting Dividends can be had at the !Mice of the Company_ r No. 2 33 Month THIRD street. THOS. T. FIRTH. my&Sot Treasurer. .tl?Pits OFFICE OF THE CLARION AND AMC .4IIIIEISY RIVER OIL COMPANY. No. Itel Sti FOURTH STREET. Pamanzi.rfiza. MAY it, ISM The Directors have this day declared II Dividend. out of the net earnings of the Company, of FIVE C.10. - T8 per share, payable to Stockholders and their legal per on presentation of their certifi cates, on and atter Junelst. Transfer Books will be closed from May 21st to June Ist, Inclusive. By order of the Board, narmi to Jet BIJBINESB OALEIDtp. LUTES a HOFFMAN, CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. MeV Sostarrno P r. etre/ ltit's Taylor Ever;rlescrlptlon:ot Jobbing promptly attendstreet.ed to. - plusts.PORTS PROCITAF-D.— JOHN H. PRICE, NOTARY PIIRLIO, 001DIGSEGONER FOR ALL STATER, PENSION AND PRIZE AGENT, No. DOCK Street. Acknowledgments, Depositions, Affidavits to Ac counts taken. ustils-Srai V O. KNIGHT dt CO.. WHOrwq A T.l OBOOKRI3, 1:413. E. Car. WATER and CREST.NOT streets, Pidl adelphla. Agents for the sale of the Products of the Southwark Sugar Refinery snd the Grocers' Sugar House. of PhiladelPhie. ]al-11r MOTS a. WHIGHT. THORNTON pram aratarnme • 68.1:800N. =MOROSE WILHIELT. THANE L. bTRALL. Pas.rEal WRIGHT dr. EONS, Importers and of Earthenware, Shipping aad Commission Merchants, No. 115 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia. iIIZTESYLITANIA WORKS.—ON rna DEIdl - WARE river, below PHILADELP HIA, CHESTEIto Delaware corm Pa. , & Engineers and Iron Boat builders. SON Idannilicturers of All kinds of CONDENSING ANDGEN NON-CONDBNBING EN. ES, Ircn Vessels of all descriptions, Boilers, Vats, Tank% Propellers. &c., &c. T. BEANEy, W. B. BEANEY, S. ABOBIBOLD, Late ofVette Beaney, Naafis & Co., Engineer in Chief, Penn Works, Phila. 11. S. Navy. • T. VAUGHAN .111-ERRICE. WM H. KERMUE. JNO. E.: COPE. Q,OTYPECWA_RIC FOUNDRY. ELFTEC AND IRAEDI• INOTON STREMI9.. PHIXADHLPHLC MERRICK & SONS ' ' ENGINEERS AND MACH INISTS. Manufacture High and Low Pressure steam Engines for Land, Rider and Marine Service. Boilers Gasometers, Tanks. Iron Boats, &c, Castings of all kinds, either iron or brass. Iron Frame Boon for Gas Works, Workshops and Railroad Stations, Ac. Retorts and Gas Machinery, of the latest and most improved construction. Every description of • Plantation Machinery; and Sugar. Saw and Grist .1511115,_ Vacuum Pans, Open Steam Trains, Defacators, Filters, Pumping Bk.— gines, dtc. Sole Agents ilsr N. Billeux's Patent Sugar Apparatus, Neamyth's Patent steam RAlCaller itai all Aspinwall & Woolsey's Patent Centrifugal Sagas Draining hr.mtne. ,AB FESTUR) I3 .—Iti/SICRY A ______XIeRRILL 4 TIELACXARA. '7lll I street, hiamfacturers of Sas ' public Fixtures pe, an„ would call the attention of the ro their larts and elegant assortment of Gee Chandeliers, Pendants Machete, &c. They also Introduce Gee pipes into DDwain" and Patine Buildings, and attend to extend. altering and repairing Cher pipes. All Work war ruited. pao riIpMCLADELLYELLA =MUG IMIROOL.- l:II:MTH street, above 'MA_ will reopen fbr ttit Fall and Winter WWII on MONDAY, Sept Mk Ladies and gentlemen iUshtlzt lm o w?quire • moroash knowledge of this swamp t will And every facility at school . The horses are oath and web maned, sto that the most timid need not rear. Saddli homes trained In the best manner. Saddle holm / horses and vehkies to hire. Also eszriager fbr rels. to oars, steamboats, Mo. THOS. MAIM! & DOM • • •• .01:1z s• • • :4: .$ only place to get Privy Wells Cleansed and Min. ted, at very /ow prices. A. PEYESON, • • • •tz•_,. , • Pondrette, e., II Da :n1 V ? - 4•4 - triro Mrs. , .13illoni 1t823 and 881 South Street, bat a handsome assortment of SPRING Hisses' and Infanta' Hata and OaPt Bilks, Velvets, Crapes, Ribbons, Feathers, Flowemi:, Frames. dm. ba,tm/ WANTS. OSE LEAVES WANTED.—Highest cash price AL given for fresh rose leaves, by CHARLES ELLIS SON & CO., Wholesale Druggist, corner Seventh and Market streets. ritygi.m,w.awi A GENTS WANTED FOR "CAMPGNS OF THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC." B Aly William Swinton. The Standard History of the "Grand Army." , The greatest work on the War. Universally endorsed by army officers and the press. Send for circulars and see our terms. Address "National Publishing C 0.," 507. Minor street, Philadelphia. Pa. mr3o.lm* (YrrGEB AND LENONB.--Bicily Oranges sad emone, Souther, ter • sale by JOB. /3' EIIBBIER & 00., elaware swum JOHN T. LEWIS, decretary. IDy2B•6t F. 1Ci9011133.A.TH. Secre JACOB 2,IIDGWAY, Secretary QTRAMSPOT ILIUM, FROM BOSTON.—Oon iJ at ene w of merotandbm, per above steamer, will please send tbr their goods now landing at Pine street Wharf. (jel-tit) Y WlshiOß a CO. Spool BIR.RimAo. Lecsie, manor, from Liver ° pool. 13 now dischar_ging under general order at Shippen street wharf. conniamees will lease attend to tne reception of their goods. WRIGHT dt SONS, ini Walnut street. ray 24 tf :i:ao • ORA:. .5:9 • n:se • ole. is BOW% = .N N. I. DELAWARE .A.VBMII3, Philadelphia. an work done in the best manner end on tna lowesi and most favorable terms, and warranted to eV' per trot satistiotion. a I 1.. k . 0.. 4, • D.lll. LANE, .iptM CIARRIAGB MAKER. p &WS MARKET Street, West Philadelphia, 3 square; west of Market street bridge. An assortment of Car , riages constantly on hand my2a-lin* GARDNER dr FLEMING, COACH- Ihr ARFRS, 214 South Fifth street, below alstus, elphla. Mgr An assortment of NEW and SECOND-HAND CAR RIAGES always on hand, at REASONABLE PRIM& MARTIN TEA NS, 2.10. 402 CHESTNUT STREET. /.11.. First Premium awarded by Franklin iru3tl- 41' tote to MARTIN LEANS, 'Manufacturer of MASONIC MARES, PINS. .112,111 LEM% dizr...te" New and original designs of Masdnic Mar_ ,ase Tem plars' Medals Army Medals and Corps Badges of every descripti on. ' raY/6-vail.f.a.2mi QIIMMER BOAR WM.—PAM-Mass, eligible. Rooms PO at No. 3915 LOCUST street, West Philadel phia. my3l,l2t* SHIPPING FOR NEW YORI3r, Via Delaware_and: Raritan . Canal. The Philadelphiscand Meer York Express Steamboat Company. ' • Betturt Propellers ' leave DAILY, trom - • FIRST.WHASF. below KARI= street, , • •• e run in 24 HOURS. This e Connects with all Northern and Eastern Trahsportation Companies. Goods tbrwardeddirect to 01.1,2?.!tts free of commission x . =Aga received at lowest rates. WIL P. CLYDE .t 00,AgellA 14 South Wham Pnuadel _mhl4-tf TAS. Agent, - 117 Wall Street New -York. -C,, - , POE SAVANNAH, GA. • • PHILADELPHIA AND, SOUTHERN ,•,-TSI STEAMSHIP COMPANY. THE STEAMSHIP PIONEER, Wm. B. Gallagher, Commander, Will commence recelvln frehiht for the above port at RACE street wharf on AY, May Slat, and Bail OIL SATURDAY, June 2, at 10 A. M., And regularly thereafter on alternate SATURDAYS. Cabin Massage 4 20 Deck 00 The State Rioniacco of this Steamer are of a commodious and superior character. The steamship TONAWANDA. will follow the PIONEF.R and sail on SATURDAY, June 9th, as alatme. thus making a regular weekly line for S.V. vannah, Ga. Freight receivedfor TONAWANDA on IIDNDAY, June 4th, at Race street wharf,' up to day Greening. - Freight taken 101 CH Art LESTON, S. C., and for warded via SAVANNAH with quick despatch. ShiPPers are requested to sena Bills of Lading with their goods. B. & J. M. FLANAGAN, 420 South Delaware avenue. For freight or passage, apply to WM. C. EABBIS. Freight and Passenger Agent, 111 .725 ti ? 20s .North Delaware avenue. c ; FOR BOSTON. STEAMSHIP LINE DIRECT. :Kr/ • • : PROM ILiCaPOIiTEVEBY.7I.I-MiDdra BROM PINE BT. WHARF, PHILADELPHIA, AND LONG WHARF, BOSTON. The steamship ABllai, Captain Bow, will Ban from Philadelphia On Tuesday, Tune 5, at 10 A. M. The steamship NORMAN, .Captain Crowell, will sail from Boston on Saturday evening. Jcete 2. The line between Philadelphia and Boston la now composed of the SAXON, Captain Matthews, litid tens brothels. NORMA.N, Captain Crowell,l2oo tone bunion. AZIE23, Captain Boggs, welltons burthen. • These substantial and appointed steamships will sail mulct. • Ily as advertised , and freight wM be 'received everyday, a steamer being always on the berth to receive cargo. ShlPPer ds. s are requested to send Bills of Lading with their goo For freight or l is sudiellnite gi2Y WHirSO & CO., South Delaware avenue. I.IIII.ADELPwr s ww4424OND AND ORFOLE STEAMIlinip cxxxpArcry. The fine stesdruddps of this Line bade at the lowest rates and sail Market street, eVery regularly from the First Wharf above WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY; At Noon, • lAblitectilig with Railroads from Iticlunond, Ntirfolk and City Polnt, formiag the most direct route for the South and Southwest. dons, For &P freigh to t or paasage, with excellent atuxudooda• a/ WI& P. OLYD.I4 & 14 North and Seuth Wharves. FOR SAVArqNAH, GEORGlA.—Pioneer Line.—A first-class steamship leaves Pier .C.u. 4, north River. New York. every THURSDAY, for the above pore, landing cargo in Savannah the fal lowing Monday morning Freight and first-class passage always as low as by any other line. Goods from Philadelphia and other points received by any transportation line, and promptly forwarded free of commissions. LkWIS L. JONEa, 13 Broadway. New Yor APPLY to .TOHNEL A.TWOOD, k. 5 Walnut street. Philadelphia. eats.in Savannah, Messrs. HUNTER tit GHHLLell myl64m • FOR GALVESTON. TEXAS TEXAS LINE STEAMSHIPS. STOPPING AT REY WEST. FL A. The Al Steamship GMTERAI, SEDGWIC/I, J. N. sawyer, Commande r, Will receive freight at Pier 23 East River (New York). and sail with despatch. For freight or passage having superior ag:commotia• lions, apply to BISHOP. SON ft CO., jel-tf N 0.103 Arch atre ANEWNDR/s EXPRESS- LIMB TO ALBS.- i zeorgetawn said Washington, at' M il eeapealue and ware 0-anal. with connections Ly AlexandrA s ira., farm the most direct nears fir the nclebr Southww, l 1, Knoxville, Nashville, Dalton and 'est. Stemma leave First Wharf above Market street every Wednuday and Saturday at 12 M. Pm freight apply to the agents W. k. CLYDE a Co.. Z. B. Davidson le Borth Wharves. , Agent at Georgetown; M . Eldridge 00” Agents at Alexandia. VA N A STEAURRS.-BKMI- 1110NTEMY LUVIC.—The ateamahipe . 9CE HUDSON, Cit_p_t. Howe STABS AND sutipics, C apt. Hahne& Those steamers will leave this port ibr Havana ever' other SATURDAY, at 8 A. M. The steamship HENDRICK HUDSON, Howes. master, will sail on SATURDAY ISGR..NING, June 9, at S o'clock. Paaa.ge to Havana 00. For freightpassaU'S:Uß A or ge, apply W to THTTSON & SONS, mySO 110 North Delaware avenue. • aIpFOR .I.ZEW TORR.—Philadelphia Stearn Propeller .Ceinpany—Deapatch and Swift. Eire ea, via Delaware and Raritan Canal—Leaving daily at 12 IL and 5 P. M., connecting with all the Northern and Eastern Lthes. For freight, which will be taken on accommodating terms, apply to 'WM. H., 33A1RD CO., midge . No. =South Delaware avenue. . • • 's WANE and CHNSARNAMJ 34: 4 7 , W-1304.7 COMPANY. R&B.GEN towed to end from PEELADELPHIA RaVREDEGBACE„ BALTIMORE, WAEEINO TON. awl Intennedinte point& WM. P. CLYDE & 004_ ,Agents, N 0.14 South WOems Poundelphta I • • • 1,11 . :1 .1 . .. .• • • FOR RAN FRANCISCO. GOBI NBON'S CALIEORNLS. CLIPPER LINE. RAILING REGULARLY AB ADVERTISED. Freight for this Line sent to New York by Swift- Sure Une at reduced ram. The splendid Al extreme clipper ship RING FISHER Harding, Commander. Isls now taking in the balance of her cargo at Pier 11 East River, and having large engage ments shippers may rely on prompt despatch. For freight., at reasonable rates. apply to BISHOP. BON & CO., 105 Arch street. FOR FB.EIOHT OR CHARTER.—AI Br. bark ~;17 EATTULPICN, Williams, master, 490 tons re ester and 6.500 bbls. flonr. Al Br. bark JANET. Kinney, master, Ms tons nes. ter and 3,000 NAB:flour. Al Br. bark BA.LTHASA.RA, Wilson, master, 294 tons register and 3,500 bbls. flour. AZ Br. brig WA, Timing, master, 210 tons register and 2,500 bbla capacity Apply Apply to EDKUND A. SOLIDER R CO.. 8 Dock street wharf. FOR PROVIDENCE. L-- ollbcpress Line.— The. fine schooner WAR EAGLE. Captain Kelly, is now loading wille above port at Callowhill street wharf, and have prompt despatch. For freight, apply to DAVID COOPER. 18 North Wharves. Lumbertet WAITI, RIE to —A rry timber from Vessel of about 100, hid feet ca.. to Wilmington, Del. Apply to DAVIL COOPERIB N. Wharves. ape! WANTED.—A Vessel of about 250 tone load in the Express Line to Providence. R. L Ap ply to DAVID COOPER,IB N.Whartree.my2B-5t itWANTED.— a. Vessel of 200 to 300 tons for Roxbury, Naas. Freight ready. Apply to DAVID COOPER, 18 N. Wharves inr2s-st CARRIAGES MA ONIC XARKS. BOAJBLDING. itakai6 nwAn3. FOR RENT. The New Bulletin Building, No. 607 Chestnut Street. WIL BE COMP/3TM ER A. PEW DAYS, The proprietors are prepared to receive propasshe Itar renting each Doe= as they do not rise U1=9811,06' These will be THE SECOND - STORY 112.0}1T ROOK, 60 by 84 feet,. THE WHOLE OF THE NORTHERN HALF ON THE BITLIIDLNO, Four Stories High. with Entrance by a wide ball ont Cheatnutatreet. And a Front of 25 feet on Jayne street Suitable for a Jobbing or rnmmiation House, a Bank. or Insurance Office. For Further Particulars apply at the NEW BUL• LBTEN BUILDING. ' No. 607 Chestnut Str PEBIiMPTORY BALE OF VALUABLE COT- L b O e t: n th,LEttatei k il v `i . r j ll u i n ar 7 Rants. on the premises, lying between the Limekiln turnpike and Bny's lane, 1 mile east of Germantown. Twenty second Ward; city of Philadelphia, five beautiful and very eligible Cottage Lots. No. I— Containsllli acres, acres wood and water. No. 2—Cc mains 5 acres andM perclars,a beautiful site. No. 3—A good building site, 5l acres wood and water. No. 4—Handsome Building Bite, 53i, acres—stream of water. No. 5—A good Lot. 13 acres—gold fruit. No. 6—The Homestead Contains 1246 acres. The iIIIO - are a large 2.4 i story stone mansion, con taining ten rooms, good cellar. and a never-failing well, pump therein, at the door, under cover: atone barn, large stone and frame hay and wagon house. spring-house over a never- filling spring, cormerib. &c. A varlet) of good fruit, the land In a high state of cul tivation, well suited for a county residence or &Valua ble plot for trucking. The anove property, so eligibly situated and acces sible to the city every hour of the day. being only ten minutes' walk from Des's Lane Station, Germantown kallroad and six miles from the city, makes it the meat 'valuable property in the market. Persons wish ing to view the premises previous to the sale, will chearfally be shown the same by Joseph Frantz, re. siding thereon. sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P Conditions at sale. - - BY THE HEIRS, iny37•3l. THOMAS LISTER, Auctioneer. VFOR BALE.—A TREES-STORY LWELLING Houseand lot of ground at the northeast corner or SPRUCE and FORTIETH streets, West Philadel phia, containing in front on Spruce street 100 feet, and in depth along Fortieth street, 175 feet to a thirty feet street called Irving street. The house is butt in the best manner with all the modern imps ovements. On the first floor is a parlor, dining room, lltrrarY, and two kitchens. There are six large chambers, two bath rooms, water-closet, lour stationery wash stanboiler, Sc.ds, stationary wash-tubs, two ranges, circulating The garden is laid, out tastefully and has a large nuM ber of choice fruit trees. The iceation is one of the healthiest and handsomest in the Twenty-fourth Ward, and surrtninded by beauti ful improvements. Terms will he made 10 suit a parebAser. Apply uu t . i..3 pfebilite, Or at mylB tf2 lc°. 11 South Seventh street. COTTAGES TO LET CAPE ISLAND, NEW JERSEY, I have several fine Cottages yet to let, furnished with all the necessary furniture, &c., except linens, crock ery. knives. forks and spoons. Address immediate/Y. m,y2elmi GFRMANTOWN.—FOR SALE. EITHER. toinished or unfurnished, with s h elmmedite os es. CM, a large and corun odious Mansion. sit in one of the most desirable parts of the town, within five minutes' walk of Railroad Jaepot. It contains fourteen rooms with all modern conveniences, hot and cold bath, gas and water In all the chambers. A. first-class stable and carriage house, a good vegetable garden abundance of fruit and flowers. in fact it com bines tall the advantages of a City and Country Resi dence. Lot 90 by WS feet drop. Apply to C. M. MUM. REID, 205 South Sixth street. mysslsb2 !PGFEMAICTOWN RESIDMSTE—TO LET— For the Stunmer season, a fine modern built re ence on 'Walnut lane, Germantown: fine lawn. ve getable garden, &e., &c., all in perfect order. This is in every respect a desirable location. Immediate pos session can be given. For terms apply to ROBERT THOMAS Conveyancer, 5105 Germantown avenue. i]%v2.o-4V , GIRR'M'A.NTOWN.—FOIt SALE elegant donble-pointed stone residence, built in a supe rior manner, together with pointed stone stable and carriage house, and over an acre of ,ground, hand somely improved with the choicest anrobbery am! evergreex,y situme on Chew street, near Church Jane, within 7 minutes walk from the Railroad station. 21. M. GUMMY & SONS, SOS Walnut street. GIIIRMAN'POWN—POR S.L-An elegant sta ble.pointed atone Residence, with pointed stone eta ble and carriage house, and large lot of ground, im proved with the choicest evergreens and shrubbery, graveled carriage drives.situate Walnut lane and Green street. .T. GUMMEY SONS, SOS Walnut street. GETOILAWITOWN RESIDENCE FOR BALE 1115 OR TO RENT—Beautifully and conveniently utted, within two minutes' walk of Church Lane Etat:len. A commodious and elegant RESIDFZMEE., with all the modern conveniences; stable, coach-house, (lc. Lot 180:0-.1g. Apply between 10 and 2, at 88 Norh THIRD street. froh14 : t111 W. P. WITSTACH. 1:4 I. H. JIZIC-,ZPII, CE VIMAL REAL ESTATE _Agency, No. 271 8. Third street, Philadelphia. - PP.! Estate bought and sold on commission. Loans negotiated. Money procured on Bonds, Mort.. gagm, and other securities. Howe and Ground Berm collected. Commissioner ofDeeds for all the States, mYllam2 CIIMI FOR SALE.—Tbe handsome +story PIC - tontole EEI Residence, built and finial:led tbroughont in a su perior manner, with every convenience and improve ment; situate on the N. E. corner of Locust and Six teenth streets. J. IC GUMMEY d SONS, US Walnut street. RFOR SALE.—The 34tory brick Residence. T 3 abet front. with double back buildings. side yard every convenience. including 3 bath rooms: situ ale No. 919 Pine street. J. M. GUMMJaY & BONS, WS Walnut street. MR SALE.—The dwelyng. No. a2lSouth street s with three-story double back buildings, containing all the modern conveniences. Built ex pressly for the present owner. Terms easy. Apply at. No. 5 ie South ININTH street. myl.2-If t.PWANTED TO RENT—A furnished Country Seat, with several acres of land attached near 3 city, and convenient to er North Pennsylvania or Germantown Railroads For a family of one. an invalid. J, M. GIIMMEY SONS, SOS Walnut street. CAPE ISLAND—DESIRABLECOrTAGE. pra will be sold by Thomas & Sons. June 12th; a roems. For further particulars, inquire at McCAL LA.'S new hat store, 613 Chestnut street. [my3l. Ur= firt.7 GMRMAMOW.N.=FOR BENT—Two furnished Ma bowies for the slimmer semen. J. M. GITEM_EY 6ONS, 508 Walnut street. SALE.—STORM, NOS. 157 and 159, North Third street, with immediate possession. li quire on the premises. myll-Imo , T AR OR LOT RAILROAD GROUND ON eastEA - FUR SALE-Sout corner of Twenty-second and Hamilton sta-eete, well suited for IRON FOUNDRY. FACTORY. COAL. or LIIOI - BER. YARDS. Apply to AB. CARVER ct. CO., southwest corner Ninth and Filbert etzeers. my2S-7t 1 .41 FOIE se LE.--TlEE — Lor — cortaimr. OF sontErisirr and 'Tulip street, Nineteenth Ward, 340 by 1U feet. APPLY at - my22-.l2t* No. 8 South Fifth street, second floor. LET.—Third and fourth floors with theoce ren ffi first floor: also, part of a large cellar, No. 15 South Front street. Apply to J. H. t7HRIIS & SON. Real Estate Brokers, 433 Walnut street. • • PBE t.ET—BECOND, THIRD, FOURTH AND F.Levrtt FLOORS. 333 Walnut etreet, suitable fbr °Mem or any light business. Apply to S. H. CURTIS BON, Beal Estate Brokers, 4t3 Walnut street. "e : A: U : : 3r• p • : : • Fe , . taz, South SEOOND street. A. dy .T. K. a:rims & : : 4. s king iCIAT::-IF-1 , 11 &F 4 t 411 44 THOIEPSON'ft LONDON HITOICENHE OH. EIIROPEA_N RANGEs, for families. hotels or public Institutions in TWENTY DIFFER ENT SIZES. Also. Philadelphia Hinges, Ho air rurnaces, Portable Heaters, Low-down Orates, Fireboans Stoves, Bath Boilers, Stewhole plates. Broil ers, Cooking Stoves, etc., wholesale and retail by the manu.facturers. . CHASE, SHARP & THOMPSON, m721•m.w.f,8m0 No. 209 North Second street. Ca r r S. DIXON dt BONS, Late Andrews dt Dixon No. 1324 OHEBTNOT Meet, insiladelphia, Opposite United States /Link or LOW-DOWN. PiLl em ea c Ho OFFI ' • 41.nduther a SBA.TES, Bet Anthracite, Bituminous and Wood MN* WARM-AIR FIIBNAOHD. Tor Warming Public and Private Salaam BEGIDDEBB, VENTMATOBB *4IAPS, 00013:51E-RA CEELSENE NGEB, BATH-ROMEESAM, ocffi WROT.axia r.w, and RETAIL. E:D1U1101%. TEEF - MISSION OF MISS SIMMS SEKENA.BY FOR YOUNG LADDIS win cam, mence on Wednoniff, Segal:lbex_ •• ISM, at bar realnenm, corner ruplar and sixteenth otrooloj Phlladelpnia. Blornnznaini:—Rev. G. /Union Hart. D. D. Bev. Thema Brainerd, D. D. WA a. Allen latePreiidantofalrsM ( Wiwi" - r.INIS,JV IV litElr. . A. E. HUGHES. Real Estate Agent.
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