&Vow PHILADELPHIA , MATATORIIIIII
kcgo ADD PHYSICAL IN sTI TUTS,
No. 219 SOUlt 13110111 STREET
In order to cow , gete all preparations for the Bummer
salmon, Dr. JAMeSN regrets being compelled to delay
the opening of the Swimming tjobool till wit ONBei On Y.
Nay 4.0 n which day he invites his friends and the
trona of the establishment to a ganeral I nspectbo hat n. fr
bee om n
9
A. IL to 9P. M. The Swimming Department
salin mu c h improved, and. in 110 elan dress, will be
worth seeing.
ON THURSDAY, MAP 5.
She Institution will be opened strain for militia? tmelneen,
In both departments. For ;articular& Bee circulars.
oF•Tricsc or TILE TIDIOIUTICI AVID
pVTr 4.
ALLEOBBDT OIL .o3IPANT. Da. 731 WAL-
Street —PoiraysLruto. I.prti 20. UAL
certificates of stock are sow ready for delivery, on pre
aestat:on of Cie Treasurer's receipt at the One ptllo B
Ville D. B. BROWN,
inp2.2t • Secretors.
-paMUSICAL FUND SOCIETY. —TUFA
Annnsl meeting of the lansieat Fend !goblet,' will
told at their Hall on ViBSDAY.. the 38 of Mar. at 8
trtltch Y. M. The Annual Report will be read and an
&Geo= for Dinctors WILLIAM L. DIINCILLBON.
Secretary.
GEORGE THODIPSON—ANOTEIRIL
i_TllßG.—Thirty years szo George ThOMP...)2.
delgered his first lecture in this city, in the riovsnau
ters Church, Cberrysiairet, below hleveuth. fie is now
jarted by members of the same church to ...ltver
anober address in the same building, which he con
sans fade The metals will take pleas nest PR r,'J'AV
thellth of May at 8 o'clock. Eqr.ject- ' The
I'ngnasts and Copperheads of England and Arne
lod. Admittance 00 cent, lickeLs to be had at T.
E. high', bixth and Chestnut streets, at the Anti.
Malay Othce, 106 North Tenth street , and at the
1)4, apao tf
trA CAILD—TO THE. PUBLIC —AT A
ineeting of the PHOTOCI KA NINES of PhiLuiel-
Phii. held Thursday evening. el.ril 29. it Wag Ullatli•
moldy . agreed that, in coosideranon of the great ie
west in the coat of labor and In
it pe0(111103
Meoasary to raise the
PRICE OP PHOTO° RATR.B.
It% fore the Rates of Piet:tree Will be advanced. on.
an. after May 1. 1861 anso-20
RELIEF FOR. TENNESSEE —A.
•"I ' committee of the Ladies' Branch of the East Pen
Ite ee Belief Association Intsnd vialtlng Knoxville with,
en .lies in the early Tart of may, and will be thankful
for ontributions in clothing. particularly for women
sr eltil.itau and articles for hospital use. The for‘o w
in xis act from a letter 'written by Mrs Hartle. atNash
oi , pro,s the Wide field for labor in that unhappy
Et s "lon may remember some families newly or
yii . Occupying the large lecture roam on the first floor:
o n .1 them numbered eleven, the other thirteen. The
Jo , er now numbers four, the latter three. The lament
of mother yesterday, as she Wpsd the death dews
i.,.• the brow of her only son, a lad of thirteen years.
V 'Oh 1 oh! I brotigit my litte ones *mighty way
to t bread to keep soul and boar together: Howl have
be d, and no children to eat it; all gone you see! Oh.
Gel take me—tale me. a poor. broken-hearted
me. sr!' Ey the Move sat her husband. with a dead
heir In hie arms, the last of a family of ci'v.
Mice our fair we acknowledge the receipt of $5 from s
I Andrea from do.. and $2O from Newtown Square,
A I
MRS.
B j 3ll. Bll a P AH UA S ici tree ßr t: or,
'a n w a s t r io e n c t ous ma l y y. be sent to
MRS. GALES W geLLO WELL.
i SO 2121 1.5411 threat.
_.- • THE IT. S. CHRISTIAN COMMIS
n.- Sion. —Cash acknowledgments for one week,
en , nu 1 p :I 2f). 1E44: s.
J-, ; 11,1_4a,`,, •
lie yI) Moore (Iddltional)
Co bo:icne received at Washington ages-
c+. as follows:
I on..
, ction at Clinton. Maine. per Rev- R.
! wee . aB2 00
st Preebyterian Church. Washing
on.. 92 81
,teall male from enlaces 193 24
fld tent cold 29 00
ohn C. Harr (additional)
likens of Mereereburn. . per J C Carson
ontrinntions received at Brandy St,tion.Va
as follows:
end privates of 16th N J Vols..
per Chaplain Haines 3100 00
Wesley Venasken. 6let P. V 00
Soldier 77 , 11 N J 200
Do. o.h Vermont 100
Dronmberlrr German Reformed Charch, act
Vincent. Pa.
3)Ti. IN Mien....
/Sae S. Este
Coleetion at First Ward Presbyterian
cd At R. Chneshos, Syrzeose, N. V. $9.0 00
T. 3. Porter. Syracuse, If. T . 53 CO
Leaps' Aid Society. Doylestown. Pa.. Per
ire Julia P. Broc . Secretary. (additional).
:Owid Alilne. per T. P
,pr ll cef de of a social gathering et Cabin Hill.
7Jotborn Liberties Bible Soaistr ,
i
311 Fanny R Bana'. Utica - . Y. •
I . Eti:.r. Ls. Loan ' s Poet Office Pa.
Ed c'' 7, Bedford. Glenham, N. Y.
..45 ble23 41 S'rvena
If. ea' Aid. Society . Etna. N. 4
Co .ributon from 10th Masa Vole _
Co ribution from 49th Regiment P. V.. per
v Tbornae Stevenson
Gs ath Sv,-niog Concert. Ter..yviile. Conn..
•, r Hilo Blalfeeley. Trea•
C., eVen Commission Society. at Allentown.
nel W. Brown, Manaynnk..
M.-" Philadelphia
and Philadelphia
1
1 , 117 , 2'8 German Reformed Church, North
r2r,nkry. Pa -
ask er "
. .7. B. Budd. Philadelphia. ......... .
nk offering from the pacers and men of
e 3d Vermont Regiment. per Chaplain
ck—contributed by 30 officers and 248
ectionc at Nazareth. Pa.. Der Edward H.
knary Society of 824 Penna. Vole.
riena in California
teethe Dilation Sabbath School. Pittsfield.
. C
Crated Society of 97th Penna.
Titsworth
de of the Chrietian Commission He New
They, per Karen L. Ward
get alma., 'Mason. Chester co.,Penna.
]ism Rale% Camp Run. Penna
Ex-Pelegate
silo school in Providence. B. 1...... 8
. Marsh Providence. B. I
title Girl, Providence, R. I
Pomeroy. Troy, Pa
Js ckpeal
. Bamnel B. HO. Oswego. N Y.
4211. Ohio - Infantry—,
11ptrPoldlere Aid Society. Sanboxertan,
Freend
.35s Jane NoCandli ah. Newvihe. Pa . ....
N. S.. Trenton. N. J
'S. J."
D. B. lidmad +re, NaBol.l. New York. .....
31se Mazy R, Brooke, Blair canntr,
A'ublie School Teacher
°ldler Paaneylvania Cava1ry........
oldiar
Yep C. Tedd. tharleyville,
I.oldier, 10th Row Jersey Volunteers
rrevionali acknowledg?
JOS. PATTERSON. Trioitter. 94
'be U. S. Christian Commission begs leave to aeknotir
ge the receipt of the following stores up to April 29th:
PENNSYLVANIA.
pbia—lipackage, Wm P. Johnston. Esq. ; 1
ca. Alas Bell and Anna Boner 1. Parcel, Nellie Nol
-lad tied OsephinS Wetherly.
asassburs-1 pactugo. 111 B Sabbath school.
lelsw.re county package. unknown.
layers county (North)-4 sacks. Ladies' Union kid
Eciety.
W verb —2 firkins, Aid Society.
Al3utown-3 boxes, Ladle,' Christian Commission.
I:eldocts-1 box, Soldiers' Aid.
Irslestevn-1. box, 1 barrel,- Ladies' Aid Society.
sreth-9 boxes, 2 kegs, Auxiliary U. S. 0. 0.
SEW JRSEY.
Prneetoo-1 lox, Miss Julia T. Smith ; 1 box, Little
;ads - taro-1 box, Ladies' Aid Society.
Sea NEW YORK
York—Committee 11. S. C. C. . 24 pkgs.
remittee 11 8. C. C., 1 pkg,
Z'oes—Soldicrs' Aid Society. 1 box.
set Troy—Army Aid. Society. 2 boxes.
Christiin Commission. 12 casks, S 3 bar'.
Ttls. bcxea.
- I.:•_*. ? a— sabbeth-sehoola of Dr. Rockwell, Dr. Hat
and hex. Mr. Watkins. 1 box.
Itt,e R.ll3abbath-echool - and friends. 1 box.
;ten— .id Society, 1 barrel.
;toil — Citizens- 3 casks
- ,, r — ltox Ladies' Soldiers' Aid F0:10772 Branch U. ti.
aristien Commiesion.
OHIO.
r zt,intail—P ph's. Committee U .
_ , BC es. C ... .
3 re:snort—l box. Fab. Soli. 6
o] unurca
14"6""g"rs. Miaitta3 Y. M.
CII — 914. gs,l2 boxes, 2 bbls. army C a
C. A.
Man E. •
You's Sidney—lbox, Ladies. •
Int gearsport-1 box, Sewing Circle.
Tetal—E9 boxes, 15 teaks, 87 barrels, 48 pkga, 1 parcel.
kegs; 4 sacks.
in 71 , :w of the impending terrible conflict in Virginia,
tiles may he fought at any moment, the Commission
spperl for Hospital stores, of every description,
' , 12 in readiness to meet an incessant and urgent de.
==nd. Oar present supply is well nigh exhans:ed. The
a Arid of battle are great, both in limber and
aid these we must be prepared to meet. By a
.!trent and generous response to this appeal, untold good
;Lir accomplished. Money also is required to pun.
neces , ,aly stores, which the Commission can do
advantage Let not our soldiers suffer for the
t, uct oi thole comforts which the Christian Commis
by the personal ministration of tried and faithful
will, if properly eupported. endeavor to sup-
GEORGE H. STUART. Chairman.
1.1. BANK Street.
THE GREAT. CENTRAL FAIR.
—The Committee on
would respectfully call the attention of the Trade
le cart of the Exhibition. and would call upon the
re Manufacturers. Sheet Iron and Tin-Plate Work
is Me States of Pennsylvania. New Jersey. and
ilivere. to prepare some articles for exhibition, and
hole the entire trade will no t fail to mikes donation.
Bier money or goods. There is not one - who cannot
"aributs something. If unable to contribute largely,
the Wiy of Stoves and Ranges, all can at least contd.
d.,zen milk-pans, tin-cups. milk cane, or money.
" 4 , , V ~ ,; .id enable the 'Commission to purchase a shirt.
atsm.. or come necessary article for our sick and
Donded soldiers who are now fighting our battles.
le[ds be sent forward by the 15th of May or
[Jute All articles should be well packed, and
arted nib their reasonable value on one .end. The
con mark his name on packages, and direct them
WILLIAM P. CRESSON. Sanitary Commission. Chair
-" en Moves and Hollow-ware. and send invoice to
11.2 I A P. C SISSON. No. 1.123 CEINiTNUT Street.
wsrald also suggest that several parties from the
:* vicinity could combine. and make up a box of ar
6in this way. This would save freight: Bat do
Vent; Ahe freight.
e hops the trade will respond liberally to this tall.
t CITY COMMITTEE
ILLIAM. CREssoN, Chairmen_
CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Pr. Chalks Noble, H. Petersen,
Creeswell. I A. Sheppard,
„, • L. tier °welt A. W. Rand;
Chase. J. Bartlett,
'On Whiteman, Charles Gilbert.
te a lt e' ll Sa y v m el n a Y, j e a h h i e rles Ei
ams,
ifieterly• k Henry Hill,
urves, Thomas Dixon.
7. A. Arnold,. James Andrews.
zivl.l) Wormer, • Jacob Weaver,
k.lisrLsl Dill. D. Mershon.
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR FOR
THE UNITID STATIts tiANCARY COMM
!NICE Or TIM COXISITTHE OE RECEPTION OF ROODS,
ta NO_ 1 Washington Building. 2748 THIRD Street.
PHILADELPHIA, April 18. 1844
' B l COM m eon "Reception of G e op i l o s r " t itTitzil p a r: 4 -
41t Zth rec t e h l e Te co a . n o ir re art ral t i c on es Ol e th in e various branches of
sr.o Industry. as their labors must necessarily be
arduons. Every package should be properly
2:1. mid sent to the Chairman or AMP - member of tha
annt:ce. who are authorized to receipt and acknoW
AMe T al ha e inyy to inform the public that all of the
deliver
and express companies have generously offered
"'or Packazes to the Committee free of charge.
IR A. B. NoMitililr. Chairman.
Secretaly.
' "" Lt ee meat on Tuesday and Friday a ft ernoons, 10
'el"k • A_ R. SWEENEY,.
A. EL ItO SEAT& Jr..
EDWARD H ROWLEY;
JAMES N. STONE. -
DAVID C. M....huiraroS.
GEORGE a MaxmarßY.
S. S. moos.
T. D. ELLIS.
JAME% S. MARTIN.
JOSEPH HARRISON, J.
Committee.
TEE GREAT .ciravrititr. FAIR --
Embecrirdione or donations for Committee of One
Labor. lecon e. or Revenue, received TO DAY by
11 V. CLAGHORN, Treasurer, office No. 1118 South
NTH Street,Pliiladelphia. Let cai proTertiv l, Subscriptions and readttanaes by man duty. rerur, and acknowledges in the newspapers.
UNITED STATES CHRISTIAN
Com acHION. —a. NATIONAL 110P.S2111111T.—
ic u •' , ating of national character and importance
, lteid in the Church of the Apiphany._on CH SST
corner or Fifteenth, on TIIISDAY EVE
-9d at 73g o'clock. -
.nev. C LES P. MciLVAINII. D. E.,BiehoP of
';. 411 1 Prl3B e, and deliver the opening address.
4rms of the Uhrietien work In the Army will be
Div. I 11. KIRK. D D. , of Boston.
JO& T. DURYEA. of New York,
8 . TOBEy. Bsci, of Boston.
(Ex-President of Board of Trade.)
4 0 ( 3° lo / :: . 1 4 have recently returned from thb Army of
zad!il'-onei., may also be expected from
SI MOB,
Blum], SMITH. D. D.. thehilelphia.
affecting the Interests of United States
trAniniudon throughout the country. and of
tr„ bat tl e the soldim—ao soon to meet the
-4 (lefield—will be unfolded.
3 .,E 0 . H. BTIIIIIIT. Philsda .
•qiii P. CEOZKE.
. 3 .c4 cooxis DIMO
Executive
aND NowYOrk. C ommittee
W.N
BOARDMAN. Roontow.
rirAPPEAL—UNION VOLVNTREIi
EEFRESHMENT S LLOOM.
To the Citizens. of Philadelphia : it will be three
yems on the 27th day of May. 111%. lime the Union
'volunteer Refreshment Saloon commenced its opera
tions The Committee never have pressed their Mates.
Neither bays they lost eight of the fact that there were
other institutions equally worthy of public coundetice
find support: and they have endeavored to discharge the
duties entrusted to them in an honest, economical, quiet
and unostentatious; manner. Up to this time we have
been generously supported moneyed ributions from oar
friends and kportlon of the corporations of Phi
ladelphia. We have tried to lessen the burdens of oar
kind Mende by annual fairs in June; the first was a suc
cess; the second comparatively a failure, in consequence
Of the raid into Pennsylvania last summer, and there Is
no prospect of holding one this season as intended. The
high price of provision.. and she heavy and constant
demand on our Saloon have nearly depleted our Trea
sury. and ss the &ions of the !tress point to a Aerial of
protracted battles. and as there wilt no doubt be still
further ealis on our limited reconrees. we a e compelled
to make this appeal to the liberality ci , the citizens of
Pb Dad Op Ida and vicinity for as.istance, other wise our
future usefulness will be very mach Impaired
tontributione is cash and notice of Provisions and
Sanitary Stores for our we will be received bylthe fol.
lowing gentlemen :
Bev. Pr. Thomas Brainerd. No. 634 Pine street.
Thomas Robbins. keg . President Philadelphia Bank,
Chestnut street. west of Fourth street.
D. B. Demuth,. Ere.. President of the Girard Bank,
Third Wert. near Dock rarest
SA. Ifr-n-er..frq President of the Farmera' and Fre
elms, ics' Back, Chestnut street. below Fifth.
.13. Austin, Ere President of the Southwark Bank,
Second. bele* &nth !treat.
iii W. Woodward. Req.. Cashier Manufacturers' and
Bechtnica Bank, nortnwest corner Third and Vice
streets.
Thomas T. Zse Treasurer Pennsylvania Rail
reed. Third and Wiliing's
James G. Band k Cu., corner Market and Decatur
streets.
Samuel B. Fates, Efq., No. 014 Walnut scree'. (who has
contented to act as General Financial Agent for our is-
Whitton ) Or by any member of our coremtilite
The Union Volunteer Refreshment Saloon in sitnatsd
et the southwest corner of Washington and Swanson
streets. The citizens or Philadelphia and vicinity. and
strangers, aro re.p7etfully Invited to viett tits Siloon.
and witness for themselyte the arrangements made for
the reteetbment and comfort of the brave soldiers Pus
ing through the City of Brotherly Lev , .
ARAD BARROWS, Chairmsu.
T. B. WADE, Secretary. flp29 lit
STOREKEEPERS AND 01.11111CRS
&bent atat Day's novenae" to t 1,4 eatir
will bleaett call :or Show Cara,. at Office No. 118 Sooth
ShVEIN TB Street, Philadelphia. ap23-1m
MrOFFICE. OF THE
YRAL FAIR POE THE SANIT ellY COHAN
810.1i—PHILLDEI,P1111a. 1307 arlEsTbrirr STREBT, March,
ISIA —The C..muilltim on Finance ano Donations of the
Oreat Central Fair appeal for contrit:along to MO MST
to those of their fellow-citizens who do not propose
sending to the Fair the products of their skill and ludas.
try. By far the larger portion of the, money received on
the occasion of the Fairs held for the benefit e? the Sani
tary Commission in Cincinnati, Beaten, and Brooklyn,
was derived from . direct donations in CASH, and not
from the proceeds of the sale of a. Bees °goosed. What
the Sanitary Commission needs to afford relief to the sick
and "rounded soldiers is money, in large amounts and
from all sources. We call, then, upon all bankers, cor
porations. capitalists. persons living upon incomes, pro
fessional or otherwise • in ikert. upon all who will not
be rtpresented in the mug by their productions, to imi
ta.e tee example of those woo will, and to contribute
liberally in MONEY fur this great object In New York,
although their Fair is not to bo held for two weeks, con
tributions of more than $200.000 in cash ha re. been
already received, a simile department of trade, that of
dry mods. having made nn more lhan half that sant
Brooklyn and Cincinnati have each oentrihntNi as much
tri money. and certainly the wealth. liberality. and
patriotism of Philadelphia can hardly he considered as
less conspicuous than that of these communities : Con•
tributions will be thankfully received by any of the
members of the Committee. A. R. BORIS. Chain:my
a. A. MERCER,
SAMUEL WELSH.
THOMAS SPARKS,
A. J. Ammo,
CALEB COPE.
JuliN T LEWT9.
• T. A. BIDDLE.
R. W. CLAIM'.
WK. C %SIT,
mb`2B.Btirmwtt B. C. -KNIDEIT.
OCCITY BOUNTY NOTIGNI.—OPFI.OIIG
CITY BOUNTY FUND 0011MISOION. 9f o. 41.0
ritUNS Strcet. April 1 UK
The Oity Boctuty will continue to be paid until farther
notice.
No applications for Bonnty will be entertained from
recruits who enlisted prior to the date of the President's
Proclamation. October 17.1889 .
In future, powers of attorney for the City Beauty, from
new recruita for Pennsylvania Regiments, mustered in
after this date, must be endorsed by the officer in charge
of the barracks that the man has been received there.
By order of the Communion
epl-tf SAMUEL C. DAWSON. Secretary.
Vre NOTICE:THR. ANNOUA_L MEET
ING, of 11. e Stockholders of the MARQUE ITS
m ING COMPANY OF MICHIOAN will ha held on
TUESDAY. the 311 of May next. at 3P 31 , at their Office.
No. 319 11"...”11
.13T Street. n Election for Directors
wilt take We, to serve the Company the ensuing year.l
DA ID S HEIL, Secretary
PaTLADA , Aprll 21. 1861 ap2l tats 3
cOOO
..... 20 C()
..... 20 CO
so CO
40 00
25 15
22 00
GOLCONDA. MINING (COMPAN Y
(OF MICHIGAN.)—The the( Muting of the
GOLCOMDA MlNiote GOM?1,0 Y. 'under Its Articles
At-eneistion. will be held or. MONDAY; the etildny of
May, 1864, At No. 324 WALNUT Street PtOladelohla,
it 11 o'clock A. N. A. H. DENCIKLA,
B. A, HOOP:A •
Tyro of the Ausociatee of said Corporation.
Elrmaintzanna., April 19, 1864. ap2l -18 t
250.5
THE, ANNUAL ELECTION EOM
President and Managers of the ELlif RA. AND
WILLIAMSPORT RAILROAD COMPANY will be held
at heir Office. No. 308 WALNUT Street, on MOSDAY,
May 2d, at o'clock CUSIGI 1%,
14,27-eria.3t • - Secretary.
60 00
M 09
20 (.0
60 00
Vite, CONVERSION OF I.EHLOH SORIP
INTO CAPITAL STOCK.
OFFICE OF TSB LEHIGH COAL AND NAVIGATION
PHILADELPHIA, Avrll2B. 18 1 1.1.
14 a meeting of the Board of Managers, held yester
day, the following preamble and resolution were adopt
ed. .via :
• 210 70
. 10 00
6 75
11 05
10 00
Whereas, Ample seeming has been provided for the
naynsent and satisfaction Of so much of the reengage
debt of March 7, 1142 as has not been exchanged by the
holders thereof for the new loan secured by the late
rani touts d sted April Ist 11164; therefore
.7tesolved, That full Certthcates of Stock in the Capital
of this Company be forthwith issued to the holders of
the Scrip Cartier:odes. accordin to the number of shares
in the latter certificates spee d ed; and thaguntil the ne
etssary exolango of certificates can the effected, the
presert hcldere of said scrip certificates be entitled. now
and hereafter. to all the rights and privileges of . Stock
holders of this Company.
- Poblished by order of the Board.
nal et ED Will WeL l rint. itecretavY.
10 00
10 00
7 00
10 00
18 00
600
8 10
10 00
800
200
5 25
10 00
.... 10 00
.... 500
MMOTICE.—APP.LICATION HAS
been made at the dace of the Delaware and
Chesapeake Canal Company for the renewal of a Certift•
cats of One Share of Stock in that Company, in the name
of JEBBMIAII MSS, deceased. the orielnql having
been mislaid or destroyed. WM. P. asEssow.
Adm. enm Test., &e.. of the will of
LYDIA MAN.
MOFFICH, OF THZ coNrawricuT
MINING COMPANY,. ffo. 408 WALNUT Str4 , et.,
PHILADELPHIA, April 16. 1864.
. .
Tho /mind Munn of the Stockholders of the ''-Con
stectient-Mining Company " will be held at the Office of
tee Company. in Litchfield, Connecticut, on MONDAY,
the 2d day of May, 1284. for the purpose of electing . Di
rectors to serve for the enenini year, in accordance with
the Charter and By-Laws of the Company
The transfer Books of the Company will be closed on
the 21d day of Anvil, M. and reopened on the 6th day
of May. 1884. at the Office of the Company, No. 408
wALVIIT Street. Philadelphia.
W. S. BTEWARF.
President.
82,360 46
$281,139 49
OrOFFICE OF TRW. LA HIGH ZING
COIRPANY. No. 121. WALNUP Street. PHILA
DELPHIA. April 19, 1864. —The Anneal Meeting of the
Atocaboldwe of the Lehigh Zinc Compa ny win be held
on WEDNESDAY. HST 4th prox . at n
o'clock A. Al..for
the election of coven Directors to serve for the ensuing
year. and for the transaction of other bn.ineel.
OORDOIA MONONS,
- Secretary.
NORTHERN LIBMICTIES A. N D
PENN TOWNSHIP RAILROAD COMPANY.
PHI.L.LDELP)II4I.. April 12. 1884.
' The Annual Meeting of the stockkoiders of this Com
pany mill be held at-the office oVthe Philadelphia and
Reading. Railroad Company, Ao. 227 South FOURTH
Sfreet. on MONDAY, the 211 day of MIT next, at ten
o'clock A. M., at which time Bud place an election of 01.
cent will be held. 'WM. A WRBB.
syn-dtuty2 Secretary.
rar GOOD SPRING RAILROAD CO ,
PEILADBLPHIA. April id. 1664
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany will be held at the °Mee of the Philadelphia and
Reading R. B. Co., No. M 47 Smith 'FOURTH Street, Phi
ladelphia, on MONDAY, the 2d day of May nest, at 11
o'clock A. M., at which time and place an election for
officers will be held. Wit H WEB B.
aPI4-16t Secretary.
IfOrOFFICE OF T 1412 VULCAN MINING
COISIrANI Or MICHIGAN.
Prtmanstagra. Ante 27. Mt
The kited annual meeting of the sTOCHHOI.DIidS of
this Comnany will be held on THURND AY May 12tb,
nest. at 12 o'clock .at their office. No. 32 4 WALNUF
Street. An election for Directors will take place, to serve
the Company the ensuing year.
ap2ll-18t N. K. WOMRATH, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA.
was.
37LOALIOIS CoMPAA Y.
PHILADBLPIIIA, April 25. 1281.
The Managers have this day declared a dividend of
TWO DOLLARS per share, clear of all taxes, payable
on and after 6thproximo.
ap27-tmys REMY D. BIEBERBAD. Treasurer.
MNORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL
WAY-43ufdPANY. •
BALTIMONE. April 2.5. 1861
NOT/C3 Is - hereby given. that G8011 4 :*8 TABS%
Seq.. No. *We South THIRD Street, Philadelphia, has
been appointed Agent for the Trander of the 8 oak of
this Company. and that he will be prepared to discharge
hie duties as such Trabefer Agent on the 25 of May next.
ap 27 lit . J. S. LED, Treasurer.
NOTICE —THE 01.1211.11 D LIVID IN
SURANCE. ANNUITY, ADD TRUST COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.—The anneal election for Fourteen
Managers of the Company will be held, agrees ly to the
charter, at theta. Mee, No. 408 CHISTFNUT Street, on
MONDAY. the 2d day of May next, between the hours
of io A. H. and is M. JNO. F. Jams.
sudg Its Actuary.
MSCHUYLKILL AND SUSBALT EH. ANNA.
.MAILELOAD 00., Office 227 S. FOURTH Street.
PmernonaLpirre. April 4, MK
The Anneal Mooting of the Stoekholders of this Com
pany, and an election for President and sir. Managers.
will take place, at the Office of the ompagy. on fa• Of
f the 2d day of May next, at 12 o 'clock M. •
apd-tmy2 WM. H. Secretarg.
IMOFFICIO BOHEMIAN MINING COM.-
PART. 132 WALNUT Street,
P.IIII.ILIMUMMA.. Anvil U. 1664
Notice is hereby given. that an amassment - of ONI
DOLLAR AND NIFTY CENTS per Share on each and
every Share of the Capital Stock. hail THIS DAY been
called by the Board of Directors of the 50111INIAN
MINING COMPANY. due and :payable on or before the
BM day of Nay, 1164, at the Mee of the Company', laR
WALNUT Street. PHILADELPHIA.
By Order of the Board of Directors.
SDI& trnYls L. MACTIER. Secretary.
iarTIMM IDIPROVICIIIENT CORI
PANY.—Notiee is hereby given that a Meeting of
e Stockholders - of the TiOra llgprOlfellaint COMfanY
will be held at No 115 NEROHAriTS' /IXCEIMIGIL in
the any of Philadelphia. on the Sd day of May neat, be
tween the hours of 12 and 2 o'clock. to elect Managers. a
President. and Treasurer of said Clomatm
WILLIAM EL LTS. Treasurer.
ish2l-tmeg ifo. 124 MARKBY Stmt.
MA 3IF,ETINO OF Ting STOCIE
HOLDERB or THE BLOOMSBURG INON COM
PANY will be held at the Company's office. at Irondale.
Columbia county. Parma.. on WSDNIADA.Y. May 18th.
MK for the pnrpoee of electing nine Directors to carve the
OnSnilis year. and for the transaction of other boldness.
ear.
B. S. BANE& Treasurer and Secretor",
No. 2113 North WATER, Street.
Philadelphia. 4,pr1116, 1864. aplB-300
Mllos OFFICE OF THE AMICRIC AN
ERE IstiIIRANCE COMPANY, No 310 WAL
NUT Street —A General Nesting of the Stockholders in
the American Fire Insurance Company will be held,
agreeably to charter, on 1101 DAY. the 2d day of May
next, at 12 o'clock It -
The Annual Election for Directors will take prlace im
mediately thereafter. A. C L. CRAWFORD,
apl2-finwtma2 Recretarv.
OFFIGE OF THE LEHTGIFI GOAL
AND XAVIGATION COMPAAY.
- • • .
PRTLADILPHIA. AP1 . 1124, 1884,
The stated annual meeting of the stockholders of this
Company will be held, at the Board of Trade room%
north side of CHESTNUT Street, above Fifth, on TUBS.
DAY morning, the Id day of May nest, at half neat tO
O'clock: after which an election will be held, at the
sews place, for officers of. the Company for the ensiling
seear. The election to close at 2 o'clock P K. of the
me day. Cap22-fmcv6t) JAMB' S. COX. President,
fl °PAR TNEREI IP NOTIOE.-MR.
ATFODET COMM ie this day admitted as a partner
in the firm of BLOOMINODALE & RHINE The style of
ti•e firm from thie date will be SLOOMUSIGDALB,
& CO.
PHILADSLPHIA, May 2 IS€4. my 2 3t'
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
DAT BW/IBIBD INTO A COPAILTSBESHIP, nu•
der the names of HEW= & RAM!, for the trertrect+on
of a General Banking Business at No- A 2 South THIRD
Street. G. A HIWB3.
Tunin - a . May 2. 1.8134-my2-21 OSO. d. BAH N.
1 VSSOLUTION.—THE COPARTNER-
Barr heretofore existing between R. W. BAR
BARD and WM. R. JONES, Printers. 510 Minor street.
is this de, dissolved b, mutual consent.
Wm R. Jones is authorised ,to settle the business of
the Arm.. R W. BABNna D,
WM. H JONES,
WM. 8. Tonne announces to its friends and the public
that he has associated with him his son, Win. W. Jones,
in the above business. under the Arm of WM H. SODES
& SON. •
WM. H. JOHNS,
WM. W. JOHHi.
No 510 MINOR Street.
PHILADELPHIA. April Nowt ' ,02.mwsit
B. J. WILLIAMS,
No. 16 Noith SIXTH Street.
ArAnufacooror of
VBNITIAN BLINDS
AND '
WINDOW saA.uss.
agr• The largest end finest assortment in the city - at the
lowest prices,
aa-• "attended to promptly.
Apr Stogytilumps swis,A4/41tvent
ockhiriziy
COPARTNERSHIPS.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
XW. CORNER EIGHTH AND
• MARKET.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO,
(FOBMERLT CIOWPERTHWAIT & 00.).
HAVE NOW OPEN,
A fine assortment of Black Silks.
Small Plaid India Wks.
Plain, Striped, and Plaid Poplins.
Superior Black and Colored Alpacas.
Pink, Blue, and Bat Brilliants.
Pink, Blue, and Buff Percales.
Striped and Figured French chintzes.
SHAWLS, SHAWLS. SHAWL'S.
4
100 Lama Wool Sammie. from $2 50 to $B.
100 Mozambique •• $9 to $7.
100 Bilk Check • • $4 to $B.
100 Black Stella •• WI 00 W-*2O.
We stEl have an Immense stock of
COT roN AND LINEN
/MEETINGS AND SHIRTING&
coo doyen Towels end 1 , 4M0.
♦ fall line of Barneslr Table Linens.
The celebrated Power and fiend• Loom Table Linen..
Huokabaolt, Birdere. and Diaper.
Lancaster, Manchester, and Honey.
Comb Quilts.
Pink. Blue, and. White Msvelllee Clonnterpermen And
quilt 4,
Cloths. Cassimeres, and Cloakings.
A foil assortment of Sackings.
A full assortment of Cloths and Casein:mem
AlOll assortment of Bova' wear.
At Wholesale and Retail.
N. W. Corner Eighth and Market Streets,
mh2l-nawf till
MEW STORE!!! •
R. B. Cor. NINTH AND ARON STREETS.
COVV - PERTHWAIT'& 00_
wewould Invite the attention of onr old Customers
and the public generally to our stock of
FANCY ADD STA M S DRY GOODS,
Which we will cell at -
VERY LOW PRICES.
we have now on hand one of the 'extent and most
complete stocks of
FANCY DRESS GOODS
Yver offered at retail in this city, embracing all the
ne . ......ty1es and shades of
FOULaRDS.
PIPS tILK GRENADINES,
ALP" (JAS.
ALL WOOD DE LAMES.
PLAIDS.
MOZAMBIQUE%
MOH ants,
GRENADINE BAREGES.
POPLINS.
ORGANDIES.
- JACONETS,
♦ STRIFDhi
larva and ce oil- setoetsd E
meekN D
of PLAID LENDS. dm
BLACK AND INDIA. SILKS,
Which will be "bid low.
1 lot double. width Mozambique', 600 yards, at 87.Kci.
i.ot Brocade Polins. 400
hephords' Plai ds from ..17,hic.yards. at
R in-
Flue Challis's a!
SHAWLISt
In great varlets—Ail tee new fabrics and designs for
SpAna and Summer we--r, ranging in price from $2.60
to $5O. Those in want of bargain* in this line should
give no a call.
Lid , TES? ChGAIIINGS, all shades'.
CLOTHS and GASSINESS% for Rens' And BOY'S wear,
from $1 up
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
An i mmense var i e ty. consisting of Table Linens. Conn
teipanes, Dapaino, Doylies, Towels, Toilet Covers.
Russia Crash. Stair Crash, dm , go.
we would also call the attention of buyers to our
stock. of Muslim. Shectings. Flannels. Calicoes. French
Chititz.e. Figured Brilliances. Wool Table hovers, Co
lored Damask Table Cloths, in 6-4. '1,4. and 84 sizes.
Our line of VERY CHEAP!
'WHITE GOODS
Is no w complet e . ownpri,ing Shirting Linens, White
Bedlam ten. Cambric Mosline Victoria Lawns. Rain- -
socks, Swiss Muslims, Plaid Moslins. &c.
j COWPERTIIWAIT elb CO ,
..
S. UOILNER NINTIi AND ii.lloll STS.,
orDB , z , fm-41 PRILA.DELPITIA.
MUSLIN'S BY THE PIEUE.—WE
are selling bleached Muslin for 141 per yd; ftr.t
rat. for 25c ; furl yard wide for 31.'33, 36. 37,34 and 40c ;
Warnardia. New York Mills. Toraesdlle.
White sock, Attewasan. and many other makes. on.
mine. at lowest rrires; an exceadinily heavy bleached
311,•ilin for Sk rte. Nigh t 1-Ittrts. dic . for Mc.; 6 4 wide for
46c - wide. 7-4. 8.4, 9.4, 104.11 4. and 12-4 wide. of
bk.t . ouvlitv Ticittnits. from 26c. to 431 26 per ed. ; Flan
fr, m 40c to !Alper 311 1. Linen Towels. $1.76 nor do
zen : in Linen Towels we offer some great bargains. at 25,
31. 37. 6(. 62, and 75c. t ach; Linen Sheeting% all quail
te.: Pillow Vzers; Table Linenl, in great variety.
Much tor der prei-nt p.ices: good. Comfortable*. *350
63 ; very One Blankets Cdozill g ont cheap- White Clailts
of every kind made. aA- & - 1 5 1INNIZI.L.
2-2 t 1020 MARKET. below Eleventh.
.INEN GOODS, CHEAP.-NOW IS
the time to bay. if. Yen wish to rave 50 per cant.
Hanti.loom Table Linene, very heavy, at 900., - $l,
124. ann *125. in .alien patterns.
Brown Table Linen at 715 c . EaKi . and K.
Bleached Table Linens at 74e. , *1.12%. 81.25,
$1.60,.and $1.75, some of which are the prettiest pinion's
ever offered, and from 25 to 50c. per yard lees than the
impel ter's pi ice under the new tariff.
Xxtra heavy Barnsley Table Linens at $2. $2 50, and $9
per yard, of beautiful desighe.
Table Napkins at $1.50. $O, $4. $5. and $B, Doylies
bleached, half-bleached, and colored,
Towels at $3 fringed ends; also, better goods. at $4,
$4 60, and 416—much under price
Linen Shootings very heavy, from $l6O IIT).
Pillow Linens, in .11 widths.
Russia Crash, at 12%, 16. 18. 18. and 200. This is much
be; ow what I can buy them for.
Buckaback and Diaper towelling. all prices; one lot
hand-loom llueliabacbe that are cheap.
Liren 134itt Birsome at 25. 31,3131, and 50e. Having
th Pee made to order. I can recommend them.
Persons in want of Linen Goode will and it advan
tageous to purchase now.
• GRANVILLE B. MALEBO.
ilip2-intriWr4t 1013 MARKET St. * above Tenth.
CHEAP DRY GOODS, 0 A.RPETS, OIL
CLOTHS, MATTINGS. and WINDOW SHADES
V, E. nRCHAMBAUT. N. S corner ELSVENTH and
MARKET Streets, will oxen this morning. from auction,
Ingrain Carpets. all wool, R 10,511, $ll2, and 161 26; three
ply tartlets, $1,76: English 13 cnssels Carpets, Si 50.51 76,
ax 4 $2; Ingrain Carpets, wool filling, 66 and 62e: EMry
aril Stair Carnete, 31.0 to $1.12; Hemp, Bag, and Yarn
CEITEAIR, 57 to 75c; Floor Oil Cloths, B 2 to 57c; White and
Bed Chi, di Matting, 37 to 62c; Gilt Bordered Shades, $1
to $2.60
CHEAP DRY GOODS AND TEISI6IING3.
Long Cloth Muslins, 16 to 40c; Sheeting Mnslins, 40c to
si.2o; Mone de Leinee, 21 to Me; Alpacas, all colors, 21 to
75c; Brack bilks. 51 26 to $I 78; roll de Chevres, 37 to 62$
Nozambiques, 97 to 63c; French Lawns, 25 to Sic; Spring
Chintzes, 16 to 25c; Plain and Tansy Cassimeres 76 to
$2; Table Linens. 75c to $l. 60; Napkins, 18 to 600 ; Tow
12 to 5 7c; Dimity and. Marseilles (M il ts, $3 to
6110; Ladies , Cotton Hose. 16 to 50a • Gloves, 12 to 75C •
Sto 60c: Coate' Spool Cotton, 10c; Skirt
Braid, 7ct: Pin,, Sc; Hooks and . Eyes. Sc. Wholesale
and stall Dry Goode and Carpet Store, N. S. corner
ELEVENTH and Market Streets my2-mwflm.
W DE WHITE NET, FOR COVERING
Ciamdellers, Mirrors. Aa , measuring foil 0 and
96 Inaba-, good quality, at 60 cents a yard. A covering
of this Net will last many years, costing only the price
of arletan: which requites renewing every one or two
seasons.
BLACK BRUSSELS EDGINGS - AND LAMB (Real),
for drs es trimming. A fall line of this desirable Lace.
good as lb s Guipure. at one-hall the cost
BPAL GI:UTTER LACES.—lnvite attention to the me
dinm and wide Laces, from $1 to $9 60 a yard. exceed
ingly scarce, and lower than the importers' wines for.
same goods.
NO9 TINCTIAM LACE CIII/TAINS.
NO fTIPIGHADI LACE for Curtains.
NOTTINGHAM LACS TIDIES.
NOTTIA GRAM PILLOW-CASE LACES
An increase of 333 or 60 per cent., new tariff, will
amount to an entire prohibition. probably. A few han
dled wits. Dom $1 60 to NI 80 a Pair, purchased as job
goods in February, and very cheap, to be sold at nrst
Prices until closed out Purchase now for the fall, and
save 00 per tent
BRUSSELS NET. for Indies, Paired. Part of a case
Purehassd last August, yard wide. 45 cents a yard, at
Lace and Embroiden• Store.
Ito No 35 North BIGEITII Street..
MILITARY.
PROVOST GUARD-186TH PA.
VOLUNTEERS.
The recruiting for this Regiment will cease in a
few days.
BIifirEVTABLEMEN
Who desire to
AVOID THE DRAFT
and engage in this honorable and pleasant
. BRANCH OF THE SERVICE.
should not miss this opportunity. Good men from the •
INTNRIOR OP TEM STATE
are particularly desired, and they must hasten withont
limey to the Reerniting Office.
FIFTH and BUTTONWOOD Streets.
OR IT WILL BR TOO LATE.
Recruiting Officers for this commandy Ke ill close their
accounts preparatory to rejoining tad'. elmente.
JOHN H. JACK,
Captain and Reernithig Officer
ATTENTION • MEMBERS OF
EBATTFEBY .11 (Union Artillery) 7th Reilment
who have not signed the Pal 8011. for services rendered
in September.lB62, will call at 116 CHESTNUT Street,
prior to May 4, and sign the same. as no signatures will
be received atter that time. Friends of abeenteee
report. ISAAC briglifi, Ja., Captain.
S. J. IRMIN, 0 8. ap3o
iATTENTION, . RECRUITING OF..
FICBBB men,
—Twelve active young who have been
in the service twelve mouths, desire to enter the Na
vy and can be had by any officer who w,ll have them
transferred. Address WILLIAN CABLE. Co.!, Ander
son Cavalry, Army of the Cumberland, Itoesvlllee GA.
ED3O-3t.
LEGAL.
RACHEL EVERSON, BY HER NEXT
FRIEND, ye WILLIAM C. EVERSON. 'the M-
S - Pon MIT. COURT OF COMMON Pa.BAS. 1883.
To the Respondent :
ake notice that a Tule in the above eaee has been
grouted by the Court, upon the Respondent. to show
canes, ox, or before . BATURDAT next, why a Divorce
shc•uid not oe decreed.
E,y2-lowt3t. DAVID PAUL BROWN.
DELAWARE COUNTY, 88.
At an 0 rpl, ansWourt held at Media, in and for said
County, the twents.eisLtit of March, Aeno
g ill °Minh. Presidents re the Henorable
Butler, s and James Andrews and
Georg e Smith. Associate Judges of said Court. the Peti
tion of Joseph Lewis was_ presented respectfully ream
ser.tirg. That HANNAH HEACOCK. of the township of
Darby, in said county, died on the 21et day of February
beet, peat. intestate. and Lettere of Adminrstretion have
been lamed in due course of law to Joseph J. Williams.
administrator of all and singular the goods. chattels,
rights, and credits of the said Hannah Heacook; the said
Hannah Heacock in her life-.time, to Wit: on the 28th
day of December-A- D , 1883, was seized in fee of and in
the one undivided half part of all that certain messuage
or *tn.-meal., and plantation or tract of land. situate in
the township of Darby aforesaid. bounded by lands of
the heirs of Jonathan Hewett, deceased, and William
11 li. Serrili. and by Darby creek, containing forty-six:
acres and thirty.fonr perches of land, more or less, with
the appurtenances That being so seized the said Han
nth iieachck, by William D. H Bering her attorney in
fact. duly constitnted by Power in writing, with the full
know edge and consent and approbation of the said
Hannah. did at public sale sell the said undivided half
part of said real, estate, and by contract in writing.
signed by her attoraey. hind herself to convey the same
with the appurtenance to Josepk Lewis, thepetltioner.
In fee simple, in consideration of Ave thousand two has.
died ar d thirty-three 6035 100 dollars to be paid to the
said Win. D. H. &mill, attorney as aforesaid. That the
said Joseph 'Lewis paid unto the said Wm D. H. Serrill.
in the life. time of the said Hannah, two hundred and
Shy dollat s. a part of said purchase money. and on the
22,1 day ef Feigners last past. he paid according to his
nirasi and conditions of sale the further elm of two
thonsond nine hundred and eighty•three 65-1 W dollars.
fbat the said Joseph Lewis is ready and willing to ere
ewe tie bond and mortgage upon the premises for the
balance of said purchase money, to wit : for two thou,
sap d dollars agreeably to his es,ntract with said Wm.
D. H Perrin, attorney as aforesaid. but that no eaftl•
dent provision for the fall performance of said contract
apps arc to have been made by the said deceased in her
preg tame,. thonah she was well satisfied and intended
that. 11 e es me ehou'd be consummated
'1 heroine praying rte court to designate some day
certain at which notice may be given to the alminietra
tor and hsirs oldie said decedent ot the aforementioned
real etrate. if such there -be, to appear in said court to
t non er this bill or petition, and further, that said court
will decree the specific peuormance of said contract as
to thetrue intent and meanirg thereof, in order
to the commeting of the title in said land according to
the. seta of A exembly in said cage made and provided.
Now therefore you, the said administrator, and
heirs and legel repreaentatives of the said Hannah Hea
cock. deem-ed. laying aside all buetnese, and egatlaa
Whatsoever are hereby cited to be and appear before
our Orphans' Coult, to be holden at Media on Monday.
the 9.ad day of May nest. then and there to e 1.. ., castes,
if any you have. why the prayer of said petitioner
should not be granted Herein fall not Witness. the
Hon. Wm. Butler. President of our said court. this
thirty-first day of March, 1884.
♦ IrANSANT, Sheriff.
GRO. RIMY, Clerk.
FRERIFF'S OFFICE. Media. April SD. 1864. my 2 mat
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PREt,COTT'S LIFE. By Geo. Ticknor. iSmo. Cheap
Edition. ap2s
THE SUNBEAM STORIES,
-a- Containing the charming, bright stories
TRAP TO CATCH A SUNBEAM. •
CLOUD WITH SILVER LINTNG,
HOUSE ON THIS HO CH
ONLY. OLD JOLLIFFE. MRRRY OHRIETILLS.
IMAM CHOU.
STAR IN THE DESERT.
Six beautiful volumes, illustrated. 22 50.
WILLIS P. HAE. Pahlisher.
tyl 21 South SIXTH Street
SPEER'S SOURCE OF THE NILE.
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS.
A Journal of the DISCOVERY OF THE SOURCE OF
THE NILE. By John Henning Spoke.
Also.
TICENOR'S LIFE OF PRESCOTT. Library and cheap
edition.
ROBINSON'S SERMONS. A new yolnine.
THE NATIONAL ALMANAC for Mt
ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY for Mt
ALL INSW 800
Of a standard el aracter for side as soon as published at
lowprices. LINDSAY .k BLAKISTON.
ap29 '- No. 915 South SIXTH Street.
CHEAT' EDITION OF THE LIFE OF
W. H. PRESCOTT. By George Ticknor. 12mo.
America and Her Commentators. With a Critical
Sketch of Travel in the United States. evo.
The Discovery of the Source of the Nile. BY Capt.
Speke. Bvo.
Robertson's Sermons. Fifth series. 12mo.
Christian Memorials of the War ; or, illastrations of
the Religions Faith. Patriotism, and. Bravery in Our
Army. By Horatio B. Hackett. 12mo.
Songs in the might ; or, the Book of Sob in Poetry.
By Prof. Adams. Bro.
For sale by WM. S. & ALFRED MARTIEN,
ap26 -606 CHESTNUT Street.
A PPLETON't3 NEW AMERIQA.N
CYCLOPEDIA,-
-Me Kronor for this loyal:urge Library of Untrersol.
Information is at Mt South SIXTH Street, neeond
Also, RECORD OF THE REBELLIOM. By Frank
Moore. fell-tf
COMMISSION HOUSES.
T HE A-TTENTION OF
Di soiled to
OUR E4T0013 OF
fAXONT WOOLEN CO. all-wool Plain Yisane li
TWILLED PLANNELS.
Vinions maim in Oxlip. Scarlet, sad Dark Bins.
PRIEM mum PLANNILIL
PLAIN OPERA TLANIELS.
SLACK COTTON WARP CLOTHS.
15. 113. 17, 18, 19..211. H. 32 oz.
PANOT CAS /WM AND 132,TINDTTS. .
SALNoNAL MST% all Oradea.
MTON GOODS. DBNINS. TICKS, STRIPES. MIM-
I:NOS. ass.. from various Mill&
OZ 00111151114 NA MILTON, do EVAN%
53 LETITIA Street. and
[eV-wont/we 5 South FRONT Streit.
GRAY'S PATENT
Have now been before the public for nearly a year.
They are universally pronounted the neateet and beat
fitting collars extant.
The upper edge presents a perfect cure, free from the
angles noticed in all other collars.
The cravat causes no packers on the Inside of the turn
down collar —they are AS SMOOTH INSIDE AS GUT
SIDE—and therefore perfectlyfree and easy to the neck.
The Garotte Sollar has a smooth and evenly-finished
edge en BOTH SIDES.
These Collars are not simply fiat pieces of paper cat in
the form of a collar, but axe MOLDED AND SHAPED
TO FIT THE NICK,
They are made in " Novelty" (or turn-down !style). In
every half Mae from 3_2 to 17 Inches, and in `.• liareica"
(or Garotte). from IS to inches . andraoked in "solid
rises." in neat blue cartons, containing 100 each: also.
In smaller ones of 10 each—the lettere very handy pabk•
age for Travellers. Army and Navy Officers.
air-..avrax.gox.r.,,s le stamped
"GRAY'S PATENT MOLDED OOLLA.R.7I
Bold by all dealers in Men's Furnishing Gloods. The
Trade supplied by •
VAN DUSEN, BOEHEIEB, & 00.,
lintortere and Wholesale Dealers in Men's Funishinn
Goods. BA7 CHESTNUT Street.
inhstierfm Sm Philadelphia.
SHELLS OF OCEAN.—THE LAST
and closing rale of this
ELT/Da.NT COLLSOTION OPSALLS
comes off on TUESDAY. the 9d inst., at 10 A. N. and 8
P. M. The rarest and most beautiful of the Shells are
still to be sold. There will be
SETS AND CABINETS
offered at these sales. This will positively be the last
sale in this city. ap3o
DEB FUMED PARLOR MATCHES.-
Just received, 25 additional cares of these celebrated
(allitander'e) Matches, for rale to the trade only.
anl7-6m ROWS & RUSTON. 151 & 159 N. THIRD St.
FAMILY DYE COLORS. •
(PATENTED eCT 18,_1883).
A SAVING OF 80 PER ()ENT.
BLACK,
BLACK FOR BILK.
DARK BLUE, LIGHT BLUE
FRENCH ELItE.
CLARET SHOWN, LIGHT B %OWL
DARK B OWL_
SNUFF B R
RO WOL
For Dyeing Silk. Woolen and Mixed Goode, Shawls.
gcsrfa. Dresses. Ribbons. Gloves, Bonnets, Hats. Feath
ers, Kid Gloves, Children's Clothing, and MI kinds of
WearingAnparol.
CHERRY.
CRIMSON
,
DARK DRAB, LIGHT DRAB.
FAWN DRAB,
LIGHT PAWN DRAB. DARK GRBBN_,
LIGHT GREEN.
MAGENTA
For 25 cents you can color as many goods as would
otherwise cost dye times that sum. Various shades can
be produced from the same dye The process is simple,
ono any one can use the dye with perfect success. Di
notions in Ennlieh, French, and German, inside of each
Village_
MAROON.
One iSGB.
PIiIK ROYAL PURPLE,
P
SALMON,
SCARLET. ELATE
SOI FBRIND.
VIOLET.
LEATHER.
For further information in Dyeing, and giving a per
fect knowledge what colors are beet adapted to ,iya over
ethers (with Many valuable recipes). purchase Howe k
Stevens' Treatise on Dyeing and Coloring Sent by mail
on receipt of price -10 mite. Manufactured by
HOWE Ss S rRVBNS,
800 BROADWAY, Boston.
For tale by druggists and dealers generally_ e.pRO-batf
MOSS. -50 BALES No. 1.
50 'BALES No. 2.
Will he sold cheap. to dose colip t cn i rr i t imoNs.
my 9. 9i* 523 NNW MAIMIT &root
M 0 NTY NT S AND GRAVP
STONES.—AIan assortment of Greed-Stones. of
various deriens. made of the finest Italian and American
!derbies. constantly on hand at the Marble Works Of
ADAM MPRINMETZ. ILIDGM Avenue. below Itleveuth
Met, 'WA $w JL
THE TRADE
U. S.
TEN-FORTY BONDS.
lasso Bonds are issued under the Act of Congress of
March atb.' 1864, which provides that in lieu of go much
of the loan authorized by the Act of March 3d, 11113, to
which this is supplementary. the Secretary of the Trea
sury is authorized to borrow from time to time, on, the
credit of the Brand States. not exeeeding TWO Hui-
BRED MILLION DOLLARS. during the current fiscal
year. and to prepare and issue therefor Coupon and Re
gistered Bonds of the United States; and all Bonds issued
under this Act shall be EXEMPT FROM TAXATION by
or under any State or municipal authority. Subscrip
tions to these Bonds are received in United States notes,
or notes of National Banks. They are TO BE BE
DEWED IN COIN, at the pleasure of the Government,
at any period not teas than fen nor snore than forty
years from their date, and until their redemption FITS
PER CENT. INTEREST WILL BE PAID. IN COIN, on
Bonds of not over ore hundred dollars annually, and
on
all other Beads semi-annually.
The interest is payable on the first days of March and
September in each year. The semi-annual Coupons are
payable at those dates, and the annual coupons on the
60 and 100 dollar Bonds are payable on the first of March.
Subscribe's will 'receive either Begisttrad or Coupon
Bonds, as they may 'Prefer. Registered Bonds are re
corded on the books of the H. S. Treasurer, and CUL be,
transferred only on the owner's order: Coupon Bonds
are payable to bearer, and are more convenient for com
mercial uses.
Registered Bonds will be issued of the denominations
of Fifty Dollars (OM, One Bundred.Dollars (g1C0). Five
Hundred Dollars (M), One Thousand Dollars (31,000).
Five Thousand Dollars (KM, and Ten Thousand Dol
lars ($10,000); and Coupon Rondo of the denominations
of Fifty Dollars WO. One Hundred polars (3100). Five
Hundred Dollars (WOO), and One Thousand Dollars
(.1.000).
Pabscribers to this loan will have the option of having
their Bonds draw interest from March Ist. by paying the
accrued intsfrest in coin (or in United States notes. or the
notes of Nationai Banks, adding fifty Per cent. for pre ,
mium), or receive them dxgwing interest from the date
of subscription and deposit,
As these Bonds are exempt frOm municipal or State
taxation, their value is- increased from one to three per
cent. per annum, according to the rate of tax levies in
various - parts of the country;
At the present rate of premium on gold they pay over
eight per cent. interest in currency, and are, of equal
convenience as a permanent or temporary investment.
It is believed that no securities offer, so great induce•
men te to lenders as the various descriptions of ll.a.
Bonds. In all other forms of indebtedness the faith or
ability of private parties, or stock companies, or sepa
rate communities. only is pledged for payment, while
for the debts of the United Bi ales the Whole property of
the country is holden to secure the payment of both
Principal and interest in coin.
BITTLER
ap23o
These Sonde may be subscribed for in 81}1:1111 from 350
ng, to any magnitnde, on the same terms; and are thus
made equally available to the smallest lender and the
largest capitalist. They can be converted into money at
any moment, and the holder will have the benefit of the
Mtercet.
The fact that all duties on imports are payable in
specie furnishes a fund for like payment of interest on
all Government Bonds largely in excess of the wants of
the ireasnry for this parpOtifb
Upon the receipt of subscriptions a certificate of de
posit therefor, in duplicate. will be bunted, the original
of which will be forwarded by the subscriber to.the
crater? of the Treasury. at Washington, with a letter
stating the kind (registered or coupon) and the denomi
nation of bonds requited.
Upon the receipt of the original certificates at the Trea
snrY Department the Bonds subscribed for will be trans
mitted to the subscribers respectively.
Subscriptions will be received by the TREASURER or
THE UNITED STATES at Washington. and the AS
MOAN'S TBIiABURERS at Philadelphia, New York,
and Boston, and by the
First National Bank of Philadelphia, Pa..
First National Bank of Carlisle, Pa..
Pint National. Bank of Danville, Pa..
First National Bank of Brie. Pa.,
First National Bank of Marietta. Pa ,
First National Bank of Meadville, Pa
First liaLlonal Bank of Scranton.
Second National Bank of Scranton, Pa..
First-National Bank of Strasburg. Pa.,
First National Bank of Towanda, Pa..
First National Bank of 'West Oliestor, Pa..
• Second National Bank of Wilkesbarre, Pa.
First National Bank of York, Pa..
First National Bank of Parkersburg, W. Va..
First National. Bank of Washington, N. C..
First National Bank of Newark, N. J.
First National Bank of Baltimore.
First National Bank of Binghamton. N. Y..
First National Bank of Elmira, N. Y.,
and by all National Banks which are depositaries of
public money. All respectable banks and bankers
throughout the country will furnish farther informa
tion on application, and afford every facility to sub
scribers:
ap29-6tWlt
1.0-40 LO AN =
M T 1I I M nIM -1 M
OP PHILADELPHIA,
Having been designated a Depository of Public MAUS
and Fiscal Agent of the United States. Will retelVe sub-
scriptions to the new Government
31. CO 91. CO X-E AL 1'0"
Issued under the Ad, of Congress. approved March 3.
ISSI. Redeemable after ten years, at the option of the
Government. Payable is forty yowl in coin. Bearing
interest at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum in COIN.
Registered and Coupon Bonds of different denomina
tions. Interest commencing from data of subscription.
or from the let of March last.
FIRS T
N.OI.TIOisTI;&.E. .13.A.N73
PHILADELPHIA.
L:. c.n.n.g_lm,w,sii!Lua=l4l
FINANCIAL AGENT
UNITED STATES-.
10-4 b LOAN.
This Bank has been anthorised and Is new prepaid
0 receive enbeorintions to She
NEW GOVEBBBIZICI 'JAPAN.
This Loan, issued iiiider authority of au sot of Con•
treas. approved March 9, Mt provides for the lean of
Twe Hundred Millions of Dollars ($200.000,000) United
Mates Beads. redeemable after ten yedM, and payable
MIT years from date. IN COIN, dated Marsh 1,1904,
bearinviaterest at the rate or
FIVE PER CENT.
Der anneal IN COIN. par able !semi-annually on all
Bonds over 16100. and on Bonds of $lOO and lees, an
nually. .
Subseribers will receive either Itegistered or Coupon
Bonds as they may prefer.
Registered Bonds will be burned of the denominations
of fifty dollars ($5O). one hundred dollar. ($100), five
hundred dollars (500). one thousand dollars ($1.000).
aye thousand dollars GLOOM and ten thousand dollars
(NAM and Conran Bonds of the denominations of fifty
dollars (150). one hundred dollars ($100). Ave hundred
dollars ($500). and one thousand dollars (111.000).
INTEREST
will commence from date of subscription. or the u
ernsd interest from the let of Marsh can be paid in coin.
or. until further notice. in 11. S. notes or notes of Na
tional Banks. adding (60) ARP per cent. to the amount
for premium. C. 11.
mh3l-tf President.
6-20 C OUPONS,
a3oveuT.
ORDERS BY NAIL OR EXPRESS ATTENDED TO.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE
erWart.IErCrIEVIFY LOAN
BEOEIPED nr
SECOND NATIONAL BANK
OF
r - -
OF PHILADELPHIA,
AT FIRILTsaKFC/11 , 13.
This Bank has been designated by the SECRETARY
OF THE TEBAI3ORT a;
DEPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIO MONEYS,
AND •
FINANCIAL AGENT
OF TWO
"UNITED STATES,
And authorized STATES LOAD
subscription to the NE
UNITED STATES LOAN. bearing interest at the rate of .
FIVE" PER CENT.
Per Annum IN COIN. Bonds from IMO to Fl o . ooo . In
terest to commence either with the date of the bonds.
March 1et.1864. or at the date of enbeeription, at the
option of the subscribers.
'W/LISAAL IL, RHA.WIL, Cashier,.
apl7-bn
IVORY' YPES—SPI EN DID STYLES,
cud exolcltely colored, none excel alone artietlo,
life- hike pionise made at B. f. ititagfitt'Ai %tawny, O*
Ntpitt, tgir twair. Li
FINANCIAL.
DAVID E. PAUL,
President.
Op TR!
ME IST MAY,
DREXEL & CO.
FINANCIAL.
li mns & RAHN,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 5 South THIRD Street.
Declare in Government Geenritlee. Spade, Bank NOS.
and City Warrants. Steam bent and sold on Commis.
lion. Illioneetions promptly made.
ALVAN WILKINS,
DETROIT, MIORIGAZI
BROKER
In Mining Mocks and Mineral Lands
OF LAKE SUPERIOR,
Has for sale a number of Choice Comm locations is
Ontonagon county, and also about THREE THOUSAND
&OBES OF BILVSE-LEAD frANDS, selected with great
care in the new Mineral Region of Marquette county.
Parties desirous of organizing bona tide Working Com
panies will find this an excellent opportunity, as a l arge
Portion of the pay would betaken In stock.
Orders for the Purchase and Sale of Lake Supertot•
AStockB wilt have prompt attention,.
Reference — Meseris. WORK, Mouounii.
& Co. apso- 2VO
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF
raiLADELPHL4SHMERTORD.
CAPITAL S EAM WITH THN ,PRI7ILRGE OT IN.
CREASING TOsasp,:pa
E
NATHAN MUS, Presidia
WILLLAN H. ftIIAWE t Caahter
(Laseof She Plastidsula sank) RULEOTORB:
NATHAN HILLER CHARLES CHARLES B. HARMER.
GEORGE W. RHAwm, REIM HO WLAND,
SIMON R. SNYDER. BENJ. H. DRAGON.
EDWARD HAYES. JOHN COOPER.
LEWIS SHALLDROSS, . -
The n eaand N a ti on al Thank. of Phlladelsklz fa now
elan at No. 134 NAlNAreat.jrankford. for tha trazo
sailor, of a General llaKinft Business anon the 'mull
terms.
Collection" noon all wasilbla points will ba made
upon liberal terms. Raarmattfollr,
04. Rro W. H. 711WWN. thiliadOr
CLOTHING.
• SUPERB STOOK
Now Readt.
WANAMAKER & BROWN.
Pt Omer Glothinr Hones.
Corner ninth and Market street..
ap22-mws2ralf
INSURANCE.
HAVE 1 011 PROVIDED FOR YOUR
: 011.' ' 11:
HOME
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL,
WITH APT ADIPLI CASH IJAP/TAL.
WALTER S. GRIFFITH, PRESIDENT.
•
I. B.
G. R. RIPLEY. BEO
Wittrem 7. Coporx. Acrouv
PHILADELPHIA HEFERE NOES
Hon. William Strong; Rev. Matthew Simpson. D. D..
Bishop of M B. Church; Rev. Albert Barnes. D. D.; Rev.
James H. Crowell; Thomas Robing. Bea : Lewis R.Aek.-
brust. Bed ; Samuel Welsh. Esq James Dunlap. Bea.;
W. R. Isles. Esq. ; John Rice Bed. ; Charles Humph
reys. Seq. ; John B. Austin, Esq.; S.C. Palmer. Esq.
C. B. Mount. Esq.; Samuel C. Perkins. Recs. : John R.
Penrose, Ise.; Samuel Field. Zed.; Mime. B. W. Clara
i i 4
& Co. ; Bnaknor. aCammon, & Co. ; John B. Mars k
Co. ; Benjamin ock & Sons; Wm. S & Alfred Mar
tian; George B. se. Son, & Co.. J B McCreary &
Co. ; George Coo man & Co. ; D. B. ;Kershaw & Co. :
Ray & Brother.
JOHN H. PACKARD, M. D.,
MEDICAL EXAMINER.
NO. 12.26 4PRUCE STREEL
In attendance at Agent's Office daily from 1 to 2 P. H.
PHILADELPHIA DEVICE,
OORNERIF'OURTH AND LIBRARY STREETS.
B. K. ESLER. AGENT.
av4-mwf3m
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO
OF PHILADIILPHIA.
OFF lON, No, 5 SOUTH FIFTH sum.
PERPSTII6L.
MUTUAL SYSTEM EXCLUSIVELY.
FOR
Caleb Clothier, DIRECTORS
WillialBmBl.
P. Reeder,
James Smedley. Joseph flhapman.
Thomas Mather. Joseph W. Moore,
T. Ellwood Chapman. Seneca E. Malone,
Simeon Matlack Wilson M. Jenkins,
Aaron W. Gaskill, Lakes a Webster,
CALEB CLOTHIER, President
JAMES SHEOL EY. Vice President.
THOMAS MATHER, Treasurer,
T. ELLWOOD CHAPMAN. Sec',
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
GEORGE DEMERIT Or. CO.,
JEWELERS,
303 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
(CORNER DUMPS STREET.)
100,000 wimartaq, mums. Gam PENS. AND
PBNCILS, &a., &a..
WORTH $600,000 t
To be geld at One Dollar each, without regard to value,
an not to be paid until you know what yea will receive.
SPLERDID LIST OF ARTICL&S,
ALL TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH!
100 Gold Bunting Cased. Watches.. ...... «SlOO 00 each.
10c Gold Watches 60 00 each.
200 Ladles' Watches....... 35 00 each.
600 Silver Watches--...- •15 00 to 25 00 each.
000 Gold Neck and Test Chains.... 12 00 to 16 00 each.
LEO Chatelaine and Guard Chains.. 600t015 00 each.
8.800 Vest and Neck Chains 4 00 to 10 00 each.
4,C00 Solitaire Jet and. Gold Brooches 400 to 800 each.
4,000 Coral, Lava. Garnet, kc. d 0... 300 to 800 each.
9,000 Gold, Jet, Opal, &c., Bar Drons 300 to 800 each.
5,000 Gents' Breast and Scarfs Pins— 300 to 800 each.
6.000 Oval Band Bracelets 3 00 to 8 00 each.
2,000 Ceased Bracelets 5 CO to 10 00 each.
3.600 California. Diamond. Fins and
MIMI .... 260 to 800 each.
2,000 Gold Watch Keys 250 to 800 each.
6,800 Solitaire Sleeve Buttons and
Studs 200 to 800 each.
3.0(0 Gold Thimbles 400 to .8 00 each.
&MO Miniature Lockets— 200 to 700 each.
9`ooo Miniature Lockets . kagia.." ... 4 00 to 900 each.
2,600 Gold Toothpicks,. Crosses, kc.. 200 to 600 each.
3,000 Fob and Ribbon Slides 2 00 to 5 00 each.
0,000 Chased Gold Ring 2 00 to 6 00 each.
1,680 Stone 681 Binge“.. 200 10 6.00 each.
5,000 Bets Ladies' Jewelry"—Jet and
Gold 600 to 16 00 each.
0,000 Sets Ladies' Jewelry ,varied
styles 300 to 15 00 each.
8,0110 Gold P encil Pens, Silver Case, and 4 00 to 8 00 each.
4,C00 Gold Pens, Gold Mae. and
Pencil 6 00 to 10 00 each.
6,000 Gold Pens, gold-mounted holder 2 00 to 6 00 each.
All the goods in the above list will be sold, without
reserve, for ORB DOLLAR BACH. Certificates of all
the 'various are placed in similar envelopes.
sealed. and mixed . These envelopes will be sent by
mail, or delivered at our office, without regard to choice.
On receiving a certificate, you will see what article it
represents, and it is optional with TOLL to send one dollar
and receive the article named, or any other in the list of
same 'value.
ra
In all tnsactions by mail we charge for forwarding
the certificates, paving postage. and doing the bueltess.
26 cents each. Five certificates will be sent for $1;
eleven for $2: thirty for $4l: sixty. five for $10: and one
hundred for $l6.
By this lode we give selections from a varied stock of
fine geode, of the beet make and latest styles, and of In
trinsic worth, at a nominal price. while all have a
chance of securing articles of the very highest value
We guarantee entire satisfaction in every instance, and
If there should be any person dissatisfied with any arti
cle they may receive, they will immediately return it,
and the price will be refunded.
AEIBB Ml—We allow those acting_ as agents ren Cents
on each certificate ordered. provided their remittance
amount to one dollar.
They will collect 26 cents for every certificate, and re.
honing 10 cents, remit to us 15 cents for each.
Sir Address
CW.O. DEMERIT do 00..
303 BROADWAY. NON/ York
ap2l-thm4t
PAPER HANGINGS.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PAPER.
HANGINGS.
- T. J. COOKE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
No. ssx, Agog street. SBone
e Door above SIXTH,
South
- The attention of the Public le invited to his
•
LARGE AND "VARIED AssonThnorr
PAPER HANGINGS,
Embracing all qualities. from
12,..% CENTS TO THSOONATIOE FINEST GOLD AND VELVET
DIER
Also, an entirely new article of
GOLD AND SILK PAPERS,
am-smwtf JUST ILSORIVED
BASKETS AND WILLOW WARE.
GREAT OPFNENG OF
OEIiAR AND WILLOW WARE.
THE LARGEST STOOK IN THE CITY.
NOW SELLING AT BAREIAINS.
LOOO DOZ. CORN BROOMS.
0.000 DOZ. MKT PAIRTIID BDCKETS.
1,000 NESTS CEDAR WASH TUBS.
LOOO CEDAR STAFF AND BARBEL. CHASES.
1,000 DOZ. WILLOW RAMAT BURSTS,
8,000 BALES COTTON-WICK AND TIE TARE.
LOOO BALES BATS AND WADDING.
INTICULE BASKETS, OIL CLOTHS,
LOOKING GLASSES. CORDAGE. dm. Es.
All Goods are sold at the Mom&otureet Lowest Conk
Maw
Orden promptly Ailed.
OWE & EESTON,
117 and 119 NOSTIL TRIED MUM%
inhB.2xn Three Boon Wow Ease
ICE CREAM..
TEM BEST
XClag CINICJELALMNIC
proaght, Tule .she Gni, made la Delaware Orman
FROM PURE CREAM,
and brought tia
FRESH EVERY MORNING}.
Hotels,. Restauranti, Boarding Houses, Private Fami
lies, Fairs, dm, supplied on reasonable terms, at short
notice. CALL AT
EASTERN MARKET
CHEESE AND ICE CREAM STAND,
FIFTH STREW% BELOW KARHIEW.
408.14 W. U. *ifiCia)bra.
WANTS.
lot ARE CHANCE FOR A GOOD' CAN
VASeEIt.
One of the best Works wirer offered t' the public. Str
angle° fo!ielleaes elven. Lora. Emilio. an d no risk.
Address • Canearaer." at this once ap20.30
II :N i-A O , "A•
MARIE; the highest wagee. and steady work.
lie Apply 51 35017 M Street.
"WANTED -PART OF AN OFFICE.
ir 'Address "Attorney," Press Ofilee. mr2.3t*
virANTED-A SITU/010N AS
T Y COPYIST, by & you LADY. dams- " A. T..
Pren omee. • ap3o-3t.
WANTED—BOOKFOLDERS, GIRLS
v I to learn, at No. 152 South THIRD Street. (earth.
Mom. ap3o.2ts
W.A.NTED-BY A PACIZAi•iE
TT HOMO. a BOOK•KBEPBBB , that writes n go o d
band: accurate. quick. and well acquainted with ac
sonata. Position r.ssreament. Address ' 4 Box 6.' Poet
Office. with reference ap19,9t,..
$6O A MONIHt-I WANT AGENTS
et $6O a month. ex eaves paid, toaell my Ever
lasting Pencils, Oriental BUrners; and 13 other articles.
Fifteen Circulars sent free. Address JOHN F LORD,-
Biddeford, Maine. ' ap.3o-da•Nara
7 5 A MONTH !-I WANT TO MEE
AGENTS In every Coney. at $75 a month. ex
penses raid. to sell my new eteap Family Sewing Fl a,
shines. Address B. MADISON. Alfred, Me. (fel% rE4W3m
WAN TED-FOUR OR FIVE
ROOMS, or a moderato-eired ROUSE. for a Chemi
cal School. Apply by letter to BOOTH GagEtsrT. 4 0
CHANT Street, Tenth above Chestnut. ap27-wfm6t.
BOARDING.
BOARDING. -ONE OR TWO ROOMS,
With Bath adjoining, now vacant. a first class
Hones. on WALNUT btreet. Addzeas "Andrew," this
office. my2-3t*
IMANEN T BOARD WANTED BY
pE
-A- a Clergyman. with a small family. in a private
Christian home. One largs or two communicating gnome
dashed. Will furnish in part Location between' ird
and Twelfth and Walnut and Pii,e streets. Address,
Willi reference. "a T. W.." Pros. Office. Penh.h eireet,
telow Cnestant. ap.3o.3t*
225 SOUTH BROAD TREET- , -
PBIVATB BOA:R.I34Na- Handeome apartments
now vacant, alnate and communicating- ap29.61. '
BOAS DING.—TwO HANDSOME BE
CONR•STORY ROOMS (terniehedPor untarnished),
with Board, communicating with Bathroom, at Be.
259_ South FIF. H Street. ap3o-3t.
WILL BE VACANT BY THE FIRST
of MAY a handsome Second-story Front Rofltd,
tarnished, at the N. W. corner of fifILITH and SPRZCS
Streets. ap2B.6t.
LOST AND FOUND.
4-•OST.-A POCKET BOOK, WITH
Payers valurble to the owner. reward will
be paid by leaving it at
No. 5 South FIFTH Street.
LOST—A CERTIPIOAI P. OP 5-PED
CENT. LOAN OF STATE OF PEVESTLITARIA..
for 3616.05, dated March 12. If9V. No. 754 , In name of
WILLIAM MEREDITH. Aldo. a Certificate of 3-pet
sent. Loan of State of Fenneylvania, tor the nom of MC
dated Jane 30. 1396, No. Mb& in the name of SW IC
PRIOR, administrator of William Meredith in tract. Ai .
edioation hae been al to the Auditor General for ara
newel of said Certill
felo-3to ELI R. PRICE. No. 811 ARCH Street.
PERSONAL.
pEBBONAL - -JEWELBY BENT BY
-a- mail, free of postage. to any part of the . United
States. on receipt of the following prices: Single Stone
Imitation Diamond Rings, $1; Cluster imitation Dia
mond Bing, $2- heavy plated Vest Chain, $1; heavy
Plain Rings, will stand the strongest acid, 50 cents;
small round Black Enamelled Bardrops,6o cents; heavy
plated Black Enamelled Sleeve buttons. 25 cents: Gents'
Pins Imitation Diamood.sl; Imitation Diamond Studs,
$1; Bracelets, $1; Handsomely Chased Medallions. $1;
complete sob; Black Carbuncle Studs and Batton. $1:
complete sets Enamelled Studs and Buttons. with pearl
settings, $1; Panay Watch-keys. 60 cents; Pen and Pen
cil, with extension ease, $1; Ladies' lout Guard and
Chatelaine Chains. $l; Chatelaine Pica, $1; Genuine
Cotta Pemba Chains, $1; Lacle..' and Gents' Miniature
Pine, for hair or likeness. $1; 'deal Binge. $1; Locket
Rings, *2: Coral Armlets. 50 cents. Direct to
ENTLIN A: MANN,
anal .% 910 SAGE Meet, Phileda.
FOR SALE A'N.33 'TO LET.
TOLET-THBEE ROOMS. WITH
- BOARD. reference required No eigdreu received.
268 FOURTH (41) Street, below Walnut ap3fl-2t.
S 3 0 RA - GE-CELLAR TO LET-A.
good Cool Cellar. raved with brick. LEVAN7
Street, north of Spruce Inquire 262 South. SECOND
Street, (ap3O•St•] R. L. KdIfiEIT.
$5,000 C F OT LOAN e ON MORTGAGE.
annum far mf o r-rent o
S4O per
MKS Et 0/MLA -
1t" No.1:15 South FIF rEt Street.
.7 0 LET-'.THREE LARGE NEW
Awl• DWELLINOS in Sixth street, below Jefferson.
D. L. LBW/8, 108 8. FOURTH Street
in TO KENT—A BEAUTIFULLY-
Iocated amble COI7NTItY RESIDSNOS, one mile
below Weeny, very near Wissinoming Station, on Tren
ton Railroad. Apply No. Tl 7 WALNUT St ROO Mt*
FOR S ALE-A DESIRABLE
nrat three-story DWALLING. with dorthla thr°
a-10417
back bitUdinge. In good order. THIRTEENTH Street.
above Ocean. Immedtato uoccdogotd. H. H. DAMS.
ap3O63V RIDGE Avenue and GREEN Street.
et SUPERIOR STORES ON NORTH
-maFIFTH Street, Noe. 16 and 16. adjoining and eon-
Itte6rtg s each five stories high, about 17% feat front by
SO feet deep. They are in a good loostlon, and can be
used together or zeparately Immediate possession given.
They wilt rent no as to pay as a good investment. '
Apply s & BONSALL KROT HER&
ar3o-3 1 2. 116 North NINTH !treat.
FOR BADE-THE MACHINERY OF
a Saeh and Planing MU of the mostimoroved kinds.
Apply to fap27-6t. JONAS. C. LASKIN, (Mester.
PO LET.—THIS SECOND, THIRD,
-I- and fourth doors at aas MARKET Street, through
to Chord:, alley. inia22.tf
FOR BALE-BEAUTIFUL BUILD
ING LOTS of 3 to IS Acres, sitnate'on Philadelphia
anti Darby Passenger Railroad. Apply to
BEDLODIE &PASCUALL, Conveyancers,
ap23.120 IT 1.5 WALNUT gtreet.
FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT.
Pleasantly located. Address "D. D.," Box 282.
Eldladelobla P. 0. ao27.tf
Of FOR SALE AI A GREAT BAR.
GAIN. or exchange for mailer hones, the fine large
Dwenin_g No. 202 Franklin street. Apply at 236
CHURCH Alley. Philo, an27-IM.
a FOR SALE-THE THREE-STORY
.Mll. HOUSE AND LOT. No 1612 ORRIN Street.
Tbree• story Double Back Buildlnge. and all modern
conveniences Foesession soon. APPIY to J. TANNINS,
No. 480 Nor.h FIFTH Street. It*
FOR SALE-THE SUPERIOR
THREE STORY. HOUSE AND LOT, No. 103*
RACE Street. Lot 35 feet trout by 98 feet deep,. house 21
feet front, with TWO. STORY DODEME BACK BUILD
IP GS. and all MODERN CONVENIENCES.
i'..eeeseion Immediately. Apply to
T. JENKINS,
my 2.44. No. 480 North FIFTH Street.
DELAWARE COUNTY. FOR
-ma SALE-1.315 acres of land, large mansion house, and
every description of buildings: abundance of fruit and
shade about the mansion. 1 first class farm or eotintry
seat; water forced to buildings by a wheel; bsantifalli
located ; accessible from Media station on railroad one
of the beet sod most desirable. Pnotograptic of build.
logs at my office. JOS. R. CUMMINS,
my 2 3t Media
B. Send for catalogue of Delaware County Farms,
FOR SALE OR TO LET—TWO
-a=a - • Large STONE BUILDINGS. suitable for PanadrY
or - Factory, Also a 'wigs BABWEAIi. Address OF,O.
FERION. 1X33 BICUMOAD btreet. anll3.lm*
FOR SALE—AN ELEGANT RE•
SWIM& beautifully situated opposite Et. Mark's
Church. Locust street. Apply. to (130 W. CHILDS.
ap2d at 6i3 wad 630 CHESTNUT Street.
afi TO RENT—A. VERY DESTRABLE
MlStore and Dwelling House at the N. B. corner of
Thirteenth and Master streets, being in a first. class locale
tion. Apply to M. SPIEEkLE. 434 WALNUT tit.eet.
apID
MFOR BALE, WIl H IMMEDIATE
ossession, desirable COUNTRY PLACE 10 acres.
4 miles out; one 20 acres; near Old York Road Station.
Many others. Call and examine Register of Country
Places. B
ap943 • 3G3 WALNUT Serest.
MtPEA -SIDE COTTAGE FOR SALE.
—One of the beet located and most conveniently-sr.
ranged COTTAGIS at ATLANTIC GUT. doplr to
av2l.lm , JOHN F. STAKE. Camden. N. J.
F 0 R SALE-THE BUILDING
-trat,!ND LOT. No. 30S OHRRRY Street. eolith aide.
Lot 60 feet front. 105 feet deep. At 02 feet in depth widens
to 76 feet, to an 9 feet alley, running to Cherry street.
APIA , at the Office of Christ Olinroh llospital. 006
WALNUT Street. ap2l.-12t
en FOR SALE—A VERY DESIBA
ms. BLS PROPERTY, the residence of the late Dr.
Jacob Sharpless, deceased, with Eighteen Acres of
eapior Land attached. It is situated in the borough of
bowNLINgTOWN. Chester counter , within ten minutes
walk of the Chester Valley and Pennsylvania Railroad
Stations, at which all trains stop. The Dwelling is very
conveniently and substantially built. with Barn. Tenant
House. Spring Bonne. and all necessary out. buildings.
There - Is a great abundance of Shrubbery. Fruit. and
Shade Trees. Part or the land will be sold with the
buildings, if desired. Apply to
ABM. S. AIiTIBRIDGE.
an7.lra DOWNINGTOWN. P. 0.
FOR BALE-IN NORTH WARD,
WACIAMMIN. ten Brick HOUSES. and one TRIMS: five
on Market Meet. beginning at NW six .on Carpenter
street,' beginning at 1312 All well-ballt; good dry cel
lars; will readily met for ten per cent of what will par
chase them. Persons wishing a good home for from one
to two thousand dollars had better call early. Terms
any. )1 G.. BROWNING,
•
OO COOPER Street.
Oglee foot of MARKET Street.
CAMDEN. R. J.
de • FOR BALE.—THE BUB-jll6
AMISCRINEB offire fOr eale his COUNTRY
within half a mile of Wilmington, Delaware. on the
Newport pike, containing EIGHT ACRES of good laud.
In the centre of which is a large lawn. MAPL E S e va
riety of SHADE TREES. EVERG.REENS. LIN
DENS, and others, in all over a hundred full-grown
trees. The improvementssmnelet of alarge and Gomm°.
SIMS MANSION, two stories elevenalf high. four good
rooms on a door, with a hallby fortgatwo feet.
A HYDRAULIC RAM forces water from a eying in one
of the lots into the upper story of the house. It has the
modern improvements. There Is also an Iron Pump and
Hydrant under a covered area at the kitchen door. The
out-buildings consist of a STABLE and CABRIAO h-
HOUSE, sufficient for four bores* and several
also. an ICE-HOBSE. SMOKE, and HEN-HOUSES. The
fee-house is filled with foe, and the stable has a hydrant
in it. Good GARDEN with several varieties of DWARF
PEAR and GRAPEVINES,In full bearing. CHESTN U TI
several varieties of APPLE. CHERRY. an
TREES.
Terms amommodatins. Polesaidon eyen Minh time h
the
_swing. 'LEY]. O. CLAIM:
fele rowftf On the Premieres.
le THE FLORENCE IRON WORKS
MrInFOR SALE. —The Subscriber is authorized to eel
the valuable property known an "TEM F_LDHENCIR
IRON WORKS," situated at Florence. on the Delaware
river. six miles above Burlinsion, in the, State of New
Jersey— with all she Machinery, Work-ehoire. Store„
Workmen's Dwellings. Mansion. House. and about DO
acres of Land. with a beautiful river • front of MOO feet.
The Foundry Is 160 feet long by 100 feet wide, She. Ha.
china Shop 160 by GO, boils built of brick, in the Wit
substaxitial manser. The Minden Howe is of brisk. of
handsome architecture, and is surrounded by a magal.
cent store of lame forest trees.
This property is well suited for the manufsolure of
°overawes:A work. iron ships, cannon, pipes, steam ell.
stare. Re— or could be adapked to almost any InfinnfaC•
luring purpose. It is most eligibly situated. possessing.
as it does , the advantage o f both water and railroad
communication.
. . ,
For further particulars. tortes, be ..apply in person or
by letter to B.' C &ERE tinia.
RD' 11 Bt 44! South TIMID-Street, Philadoloble-
e RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR SPE
CULATIOR.—Ror sale, a large and valuable pro
perty of Two Hundred Acres of Ground. situate in the
Flret and Twenty-sixth wards:. having a front on cash
me of Bread street of twontrfont buttered rest, with a
front of twelve bundred on League Inland or Second
street- road,. about one Tulle from County Prison, and
lees distance from League Island and River Delaware.
Apply to J, g. CURTIS di SON,
ay2ll2t its : ell IMMO rolrers. 433 W &lain a.
. .
„ % k g „ HORSES! H O R SES!!—Rws
subscriber having rented the Stables•No,sllo
einqray &test, has lust reeeteed a large lot of
VOST/Thllli 110108 S.
eta eistia g of mayoral pairs. superb coach. sitagla d r i ver ..
sad saddle houses. all of Which Will be sold at rca.
t °stable prices. -
Tbe underelined Intends keeping for sale, at all
timer. a well-assorted stock of Bret-mass horses.
00141ealea wanting hoed. beieea will do well to call
Ni72-at*
1110
3011 f..
41P MUT amt.
.=!O9
AMUSEMENTS.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
ORMID MUSICAL FESTIVAL
TNAtrovRATINGt
TILE GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.
The C'emmlttee having charge ot the musical Eiger•
tatnmente' or the Great Central Fair have the honor to
4nnoonc e that they will commence in the
ACADEMY 02'
ON wZDABBDAY, TRH 4TH OF MAT,
A GIZAND 111175101 LL it.
The entertainments of the FESTIVAL will coneist of
Creme in the Encthit longue/re. Oratof l9B . and Mi mi'
laneons Vocal and Iredrumentel Concerto: For the Pro
duction eg the Operas and other woke, tl eCommittee
hive madea contract with Mr. L. B. HASEISON (now
el Nen. TO 4 4 .1`, sod formerly of this city). Manager of
the A mericax Went Company, The artlets and &amnia•
riss smarmed I:f7 f - jr. Carrieom far exceed in number and
f gregn la mer?C•:•117 force ore: emplowil upon the LY•
!tool Ftar3 of '.1111: couticenr. Tho following 111 . (1 the
LlBMleS — the pxiee jr. VOCrain, of the lict having per
formed of late erlt!Sn OKI Ray:C.6Pin ;Yew Fork!
Ittueical IThestor---Air Th,odete Thom:m.of NeW York
Conductors of Oratorlott—Dr. Lear.dd Meignelt
Seats, of Philadelph7:4; and Carl
Leaders in Miscollantrons Con
nertn-•-Dr. W. P. Cueniuglort end aware. O. C. Iron.
Litz end Charles DodWOrth•, of Phila+ophi,, Loader of
VRena:-Mr. Adolph. Birgfeld. p{ I'hllaSdlph l4; Plankt--Mr. J. N. .PaiV..gon, of New York: Organist—
Mr. Arthur H. Messiter. of Philade/plire: trundle—Mr.
Alfred P. Tonneau. or /rove , Torii ; OpeTstle Stage Stu
ntiget•—Mr. B. A. Baker, orlf. T. Orelreile Prompter—
Mr. Leoptid Engelke, of Plitisdelphiat - First popreno—
Airs. Comte Borchard ; First' Contralto—Mrs. Jenny
Hampton; Second Contralto—Mae Louisa Myers; Pleat
Tenor—Yr. William Castle; Senont Tenor—Mt, Walter
Bitch; First Baritone—Mr. B. (d.. 1 Campbell; gOciond Be
ritonE—Nr. Wm. Skitete; Bass—Mt.. Edward Sunlit
Tho ODOM Chorn.s CDIIRIBta of OAR hztrictrea iolootod
oill4oto. With a corm of accompltqm-,11 'amatenviolau.
teere.
The orebetra and military band are comaaaal
abutr.five, ot the moat dietin amiehecilnatrnmentaltste of
Pbila delpb la and New Yo'k.
In the drametie dentaxcent of the operas in a Conte
de Ballet, and!other asaletants, nunibatine one nundrod
end fifty.
The (metes ready for representation aro
TBE BOHEMIAN OIEL By Br, W. BA PR.
MA_BITANA By W. T. War.mton.
NOTEE'DAME CF PARIS By Wm. Ramer Far.
The First Oratorio,
....By ErAYIM
THE CREATION
A Fnberription rbeet, for SIX OPERA RIGHTS—Me
PerfornAnceo to to on Edo - natio, Weilneinlo4o. and Frt.-
daye cf two wtelm—ie new open at the Aminmy.
SHBETHIPTION FOR THE MIER OF SIX OPRRAS,
RIGHT DOLLARS,
Which will secure a reserved seat in the Parquet. Par•
(met Circle, and Bateem
SUESCRIPENIN FOE THE SERIE% vaTrrt WISSELVIESD
SEATS IN FAMILY CIRCLE, FOUR DOLL&11.1-AND
A HALF
No edmissions for single nights will be disposed of
until the subscription sheet is hill, and subscribers shall
have molested their teats.
Tickets for the first Oratorio. on THURSAAT.' the 6th
of May, at ens dollar. with twenty- Aye cants for re
sery(d. seats. will be for eats on Monday, the 2d er Hay.
Doors will oven at 7 o'clock. Operas. Oratorios, and
Concerts will commence st 8 o'clock reineica.ll3,,
ON WHORES'S-AY EVENING. THE ATE OF MAY
WILL 1313 PBBBBNTBD
L GRAND OPERA. IN PONE LOTS,
BY WILLIAM BENNY FEY.
ENTITLED
NOTRE DAME OF PARIS
CHARACTERS IN THE OPERA.
Eameraida (doprane) Mad... Comte Bernhard
Garde (Centralia—Mrs Jenny Xempten
De ChateauDere....(Tener).. ...... Mr. Wm. Cakes.
•
Dom Frolic• (Baritone).....Mr. S. C. Campbell.
(Rase) Mr. Edward Somano
Flnrian (Baritone) -•Kr. Win. Shamir,
Chorus of Nobles. Soldiers. People of Paris and lie
vicinity. persons in the dramatic spectacle—the
KIIiR and bie Court; Margaret of Flanders and Flemish
Ambassadors; Ecclesiastics. Gipsies. Mountebanks, and
°ibex., represented by auxiliaries and a large Corps de
t.
SOBNEllit. &c
Aar Final...—The_Nunate in front of the Cathedral of
Notre Dame, which forms the rear of the scene, screened
In the upper portion by a triumphal floral arch. The
Cathedral accurately painted. in proportions and details.
from an imperial PhotogrtPh, bY Mr. Hawthorne, (14-
strAed by Messrs. )3.etrwiecter.
The mansion on the left of the stage designed and
painted by Mr. Aicbard Smith. The Floral Arch by Mr.
Otto Kehrwieder. The Banners by Masora William and
Wanes ifehrwieder.
Acr SECOND. —lnterior of the Belfry of Notre Dame.
painted by Mr. George Heft°.
ACT THIRD. —Estobraida's Cottage on the bank of the
Seine.
ACT FOURTH. The Subterranean PrisOn Of the Palma
of Justice, painted by Mr. Grain.
Perspective view of Notre Dame and part of Paris. by
Russell Smith
CHILDREN 1 ATTEND 11
RECOLLECT THAT THE
MAY-DAY PARTY
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS
WILL TAKE PLACE THIS DAY.
MONDAY, MAY 2.
Tickets ay be bad at Mr. SA warz 'B.lO 08 citserairi.
Street, or at knee Druck.% corner of SIXTH aid ZIIT
TONWOOP Streets. It
ir r ROVER'S OHESTNIIT.STREET
THJIATRE
LEONARD GROVER
(Also of Grover's Theatre, Washington. )
MONDAY EVENING. Maw 2, 1684,
First night of the new and original Burlesque /Vim
man a..
MISS EILY O'OONNOE,
THE
EVE tASQUE
•
COLLEEN BAWN.
PITTIOtto to which Will be prodnced. foi the first time
theOM city, the g entitiestes of the New York Olympic.
new oomedy the
BULL La A CHINA SHOP!
itaphot (fint appearance Mr S. K. Mortimer.
Priers of Admission: Dress Circle or Parquet, 60 cents;
Family Circle. 25 cents; Orchestra Seats, 25 cents.
Five of the Front Beadle's only are referred inches
ti a Seats. No extra charge for securing aeata.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH..
Ao-x- STREET THAATDE.
LAST FIVE NIGHTS
Of MRS. JOKE DREW.
LAST FIVE NIGHTS OF ROSEDALE.
Already witteened by over 45 050 persons.
MONDAY. TUESDAY WEDNESDAY,and THURSDAY.
itOtlEDar.s,•
Olt. THE RIFLE BALL,
FRIDAY, REDIEFIr OF MRS. JOHN DRRW,
Her last appearance Vale acumen.
and positively last Wahl of ROBE DALE.
SATURDAY. BENEFIT OF M. GRIFIFITEDI
On MONDAY next, FRANK DREW.
Seats Secured one week in advance. wy2-41
WALN UT• STREET THEATRE.
T T Second Week of the Engagement of
MR. AND MRS. W. J. FLORENCE.
PRODUCTION ()fa NB W LEGBIgDA RP IRISH DRAMA.
THIS (Monday) EVIIIIINO. May 2.
Will be presented. _a new and thrilllnc Drama. written
expressly for Mr ylorence. entitled
RATHLBEN MA.VOURNEEN,
Or. St. Patrick's Eye.
- • .
TerrenceO'rlloolll. 70111:4 Peasant Wr.
Previous to the drama, THRUM MARRIED. Mr. And
Mrs. Florence In six charactsrs,with songs and Dances.
ASSEMBLY BUILDING,
COB. TENTH AND CHESTNUT RETESTS.
RETURN OF THE FAVORITES.
WOODROFFEB ORIOINAL BOHEMIAN TROUPE OF
GLASS BLOWERS, with their Glare Steam Bngtne."Yo•
nitm,' will open at tbe above Flall WSDNESDAY MN.
may 4,nne exh SATURD A Y eniog (invites WOOL
MATINEE AFTERNOON.
Admission : Evening, 25 cents; Afternoon, 15 cents.
N o half price. m72-Sto
TWELFTH SECTION.—GRAND VO.
CAL AND INSTRUMBNTAL CONCERT ors the
benefit of the SCHOOL FUND of the GREAT CENTRAL
FAIR, will begiven at Handel and Haydn Hall, 111
corner of BUMPH and SPRING GARDEN Streets. Am
moviDAI svznitlet. MAY 2. 1364. AT 6 O'CLOCK.
MISS JOSEPHINE 0 CONNELL.
and several Amateurs. will assist on the occasion.
PR'.F. BACHMANN,
Will preside at the Piano Forte.
Tickets may be prom:awl at the office of Charles K.
Wagner. No. 341 North SIXTH Street ; H. H. Davin,
1223 01121 ii Street, and at the door on the evening of the
Concert. ap27 61*
D L. CARPENTER'S
• GRAND PEON BRADS AND FULL DRESS SOIREE.
MUSICAL FUND HALL.
TUESDAY EVENING. My 17th,IEN.
Tiaras 11% admitting a Gentleman and Two Ladle..
TDB RECEIPTS E
TO B
AT E GIVEN F
A on TH
./BENEFIT 07
TU GRE HaNITII7 7e
in aid of our Noble Soldiers. It is to be hoped that all
friends and iormer patrons Will take an earnest intermit
in aiding D. L. Carpenter is ,riving a substantial bonen
Tickets are now ready. and can be had of Managershor
of. Mr. Carpenter. 625 Aroh street.
Prof. Birgrels and Orchestra are engaged. &AM%
NOW OPEN-THE FORTY-FIRST
ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF -.PAINTINGS AND
SCULPTURE, at the PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY 01
THE FiliE ABM CHESTNUT: tEteet, above l'entk.
Open from 9 A. DI. till 7 P. 111.., end from S tlll lien the
ectn tug. ap2e.tf
ELEVENTH -ST.
HE
OPERA HOUSE USE
CIitSCHOS T 2 PA Dim T y% inorno
_
GREAT STAR TROUPE OP vir 7qualot.
In their
. SELECT ETHIOPIAN SOIREES.
Splendid Singini i Teantifnl Lanzhakle
I ,l4%whiVtieriirrelliiiislig.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEER.
Ticketed cents. Doors open at 7 o'clock.
fe27-Ihn J. L. OAENOBOSS. linaineee Managua
$lOO REWARD.-WAS STOLEN .ON
the evening of the 30th of ADM _l.
A I'IASIOND BREASTPIN.
.'
The above reward will be paid for IA by leaving it
with SETH H. rENE, cashier of the CIONTINSTA.I
HOTEL. and no questions asked, • my2.6t•
DRAIN PIPE, DRAIN PIPE.
VITRIFIED 'TERRA. COTTA DRiir PlPS—all
sues, from 2to 15-Inch diameter,. With all kinds of branches, bends, and. traps. for Wain any SEAWAY:
2 inch bore zer yard Xte.
.•••
4 " " •• • • ego.
.st . oot
6 *". " 760.
TERRA. COTTA.,OHIMEET TO PS
For Cottages, Villas, or City 1607111016, Patent irsd.mart I
Tore, for <salmi. emokrotirontys. from 2 to 8 that 2•=.
• OltirAbflixTem, Al2l/ 31F VASES
Fountains, Pedeetalo, and - Statuary DUO" ' 4 M".
litraekate c _
_and Mantel Vacua
PRI.I,I.D.RLPIILL_TPX.EA COTTA WASIK&
tall-fmwtl 1010 C.028372117T Stmt.
te. A. E'd, • Wit
TIPIATON DE.NOICLA, EIA2DWARB
" 09_mmisslou Mordants , SOT commaaai mad ana
NORTH Inmate. offsr forsaleu
Anchor Brand /mill; PLymonth MlB o r.
W. &B. Butcher's oast steel: Nagle C at Lulu.
Putnam's Homo Malls; Loche's Soho late'.
Copper. Brass. and Iron Wire; Conan Oasts.
Also A 1/111101111TIODS or Aquarium merin
174.3 R ALB A ME, AN TROY,
VIA DEL/MIMI 'AND NADITAN
Oarisle—The Barge IL FLANAGAN. Oapt, SPLONR, to
now leading at first Wharf bolow Sprats 'Week and
will lane for the above pe4114, on WBDXESDAY.
Day 4th. E e o'clock P. M.
-
For freight. whiohPrill b - Wren at reeseArkble retro.
appir, D. At PIANAGAN. 4.16Ut.
mg2-3t* No 304 Beath DINt•WAIOL hokm,.
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