u ~.vr CENTRAL CURIOSI A T lES FlR.—and A THE , Z fr,m the Patriotic and Benevolent - ;,; . 1.0AN:i of articles embraced in the A large !.pace bliSi been appropria ,..l7ition and sale of these articles in the Square itt the onIiAMENTATION, as well ehiect, of the Fair, will he very FESNKLIN PRALF,, Chairmin. No. 1131 GlittAlll) Street - ,gA7 , P. JAMES. Chairman of the Ladies' •;;',,. 4-00 S. NINTH Street. my3-tatbssit 'SION BANK. PnitkrilMinikt. ,tin) -, rrthe rectors. hed l this ceM.. clear of all taxe, ‘l ~j , ;rlu`.'eit !, demand, wicKET„ FAREILOII. Cirri 1 , ,a..2%;1"-- Ui. . rl 1.111[1t; il N :th:criptio. to th.• be . .; • eleek A. M. mail L reet, from t - Ar t xrrh ett 31eltit',- i 11 It 1.1 1 • ler , Will be held at " l'. IQ 310:\ 1).1). the 9t h 11. tit-t. 131RINCiTOS, • FAIIMEDS AND MECII ANICS' I,l\ll 331 ) Br] LIAM; ASsocirioN.—A eo, :Lund will be bola on TUES. lOth, S o clock, at TIM North Every Stoekholder should be p re ,, ut STEI:LL.Nc; BONS-ILL, Secretary. DEVICE OF TITLE DEPARTMENT AIAEK Er HOUSES, WHARVES, AND • FIFTD Street. below Chestnut. PiLsonbrnm. May 0. Wit PROPOSALS will be received. at 101 - the thorough repairing of the Wharf at rropos.als will be reeelv.4 nntii Fit I DAL J. 11. Copuni:-.sioner. 'ME MASTER CARPENTER:4 OF rothApEhrolA are invited to nicer T. s-.11E .. :•rprnotenilent of Erection of Tional,,l, lee ceotral Fair, at any bone dell up: the ‘,44:4-- al ...reference to giving one days I.thor rerlinVlL the building,. • y5--lt A742ii11A.1. MEETING OF "ArglE HOME FOR DESTITUTE COLoitEr!!r•-- Will be held at the olive, W. coy. r II :OH. on Second-day, Evening. rah mond', 9th at S clock. Election for Trustees, Maagers, ,ire ensuing year. isytiEr, IL Jou NsoN. or Trusters. CEASUR ER'S ipErATITMENT ERN CENTRAL RAILWAY CO. :1 STATION, BALTIMORE', April 1, 1804. e, here', given, that the Capital Stock of the ,:centt ltaitway C45.111ra1," for the purpo,e of double truck to Sfuibiliy, Pa. , will be to at amount equal to that of the exiating j og it to the public. those who appear as the Company's books on the oth of y.',11 be allowed the privilege of subscribing, to an amount equal to the Mock by 'hew. opened for that purpose at this spice, the sth day of APRIL, 1061; until Ndi.19414. ..ptien will be received for less than par, Tiventc 100) per cent. at the time of The remainder in instalments ofsuch at such times as may be ordered by the Wa - rters. be closed from 5 P. M. on the 4thof : •:: 31. on the Orb of April, and no transfers r4h. By order.. 0 :s• :tea LEIB. W011,11.114._ THE. GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.— r l ,:ious or donations for Committee of One Incomo, Or Revenue, received TO-DAY rUGHORN, Treasurer, Nice Nu. US nEVKNTII Street. Philadelphia. Let atf prvmpt- Sub”cription% and remittances by mail „,irted for. and acknowledged in the newspa . ap23-1m THE 4:REAT CENTRAL FAIR. !.. - ry.Ci AI. COMMITTEE. f Goon: WATCHE_,S JEWELIZY, SILVER.. AND PLATED WARE. intVe been appointed a Snlk-counuit dooations: FANCY GOODS. L. ali,tutan, E. Cliutdii, L. Grosholz. WATCHES. Jahn M. Harper, E. Tracy. JEW - WAX. T. Ininlr, Thomas C. Garrett. ;SILVER WAIIE. . 17:77ey, O. W. Simons, Franklin Butler. PLATED WARE. Wringing. Wm_ M. Farr. T ,dt are re:eectruily requested to send in their pasitile, to either of tio• Commit the Chairman, .T. E. CALDWELL, 822 CHESTNUT Street. ;) donntlollS Will be received by 6EO. W. SIMONS. Trea.meer, Sausem- , teeet Hail. LADIES' COMMITTEE. tilagliorn, Cbairatau. I , l. , rl'is MI/.1. I,r, 74. F1.,r,-rzoonn. IV_ I'. ',.1!”.. POW., Priii - lrott. C. 1.4 - a. 47;:lei GREAT CENTRAL FAIR 5 PHILADELPHIA, : ;T:ciri,Ti"RAL AND FLORAL DEPARTMENT. in charge of this Department re,pert (ontributiotni for either exhibition or sale, June next, of Fruit, Flowers, and Vega- Phantom Bouquets, Autumn Leave, I Aquaria, Seeds, Gardening Books, Fountains, Horticultural Iron Work, Wire Work, Chian aud Glass, " Pottery, Dried Fruit, Forei or Exotic Fruit, Wax Fruit, Garden Statuary. 0: Flower'', cud Yase,, . Romle Adornments of every Mini, or any a. 1 or rustic character that duet not strictly !...11, - • . Agrlcultural Department. r‘car:bct loos of cut flowers, bonnets, designs, etc., So ;is to insure a constant and regular SUP t.ho nth., will be very acceptable, And Coll, II; please arrange with the Chairman of the miitee on Baskets,Designs, and Bouquets, - 3.1 r. KILVINGTON, Florist,' LOCUST Street, near -,e-v•-nth, WEST PHILADELPHIA, as to the days contributions will be required. _f!y r"a:rilintions of Fruits and Vegetables, not only ,xhnthlon and sale, but also for the use of the Re 'Jam, will also be Mankindy received. ann. fixed for the opening of the Fair is the FIRST ix JUNE NEXT, and it wilt continue two All article:. except cut flowers, fruit, and vege -, most be received on or before the preceding day. from the interior of this State, and. from , waiC and New Jersey, can be forwarded by any r , conveyane , free of freight, and should he dis ln:n•ked "Gera Gfutral Fair, I..gan. Square, lii.rttetrltarat .27eparbarat, arro r.f D. 723 (lastant street, Philadelphia." "Far • " "14:r Eahibitirm," as may be desired. Bills „lug .diould also be forwarded to the same address. dINEY KING., Chairman of Gentlemen's COM- J. 1111 EA BARTON, Chairman of Laitie,' Cam ap9-tutILA jes EXCHANGE BANAL OF PITTS• 11U , , f . K 1864 4 . thi, Rank have declared a D r - I , IVE I P 7I :rt JEST. out of the t o"t o t r i n e ;Lao, payola(' on the 13th _ a. • la. paid at the Western Bali '.: f p, y i l d it y Th.• th,vevnineut exen-e_ ND 3i. tEl 4, be pail] Assistant Cashier. MAPLE SHADE OM COMPANY.— Adj.urned Meeting of the Stockholder, of 11i] Company will be held at X°. 309 .i/riqq, oil SATURDAY, - :nay 7th, at four wk. P. M. TOE BLEAMIAIEY OIL COMPANY. —Ti r Hoek. for Snbsertion to the above Com 11 - Are 1V Imo' at 418 WA LNUT Street', from 9A. EDWIN E. slim-sox, Secrei"ry. YITTSBILTRO AND OILL-CREEIE. PETRO:NA OIL COMPJlNY.—Sob,crior3ons ibc office . of the above Commuy for tlle v-1 %..Pital Stuck set apart for the Trecvarl.. S:; 521 WALNUT Street. L. J. DEMUTH, Secretary. GOI.OO7.tiIIPA MINING - COMPANY f.(F :411(1110A31.)-74,e flttat Mooting of the , a'iI.CoNDA MINING COMPANY," under iI ‘ ;1.'11. will be held on MONDAY, the 9th 111,y,1934, at :No. 324 WALNUT Street, Mhz -1I o'clock. A. SI. A. 11. DENCKLA, B. A. HOOPES, Twi. of the Associates of Said Corporation. _?FIL3REI.I•HIA. April 19, 1564. apll-151 OFFICE OF THE WESTM.ORE .--, LAND comrA:cr, 230 South t•ork,r of Willing's alley, 31.1-4, 1381. A rfie..tiTrz •.f :6,ckhol<lcr, of the WL;',LVE:IIOIIF.- ,AND 4 4 )AL Co3ll'ANY wilt be bold at their Offlcc. Q.ll L:iU_tY. May alai, IS6I, at 11 o'clock A. 141., to Vote on ;:irctlitallee of the act of iucorporation, approved )911. and to elect a Board of Directors to serve the next election. r. Al. JAck - soN, secretary. BANK or COMMERCE. PHILADELPHIA, M:13" 3,1564. ..f Diiwtorg have this day declared a Divi -91. FIVE per cent, payable oil demand, elenr or J. A. LEWIS, Ca'hier. COYLMEECIAL BANK OF PENN- S 1 LVANIA, PHILADELPHIA,May 3, 1364. Board of Directors have this day declared a Divi ofFlVE PEN. CEET., payable on demand, clear National and State. taxes. S. C. PALMER, ity4.l3; Cashier. CORN EXCHANGE BANK. PHILADFLPHIA, Nay 3,1364. TLr Direct , r, ve declared a Dividend of SE \ EN - per OA demand, clear. of State and U. S. (3 , r CV•Ht. ) t a x. J. W. Tunny :LY - 1 - tf Caahier. . CO'_ , I.M.ONWEALTII BANK. .11-45 PHILADEMPII/A,Lty 3,-IS3!. Th, Directers bate this day declared a Dividend of IVE tba last six months, payable on de riear trf date and United States tax. w.4-6t H. C. YOUNG, Catihitsr. FARMERS' AND PIECIIAa I( S' BANK, 3 . 3IILADELPHI2, May 3, 1864. . Tee renpl of Directors have this clay declared eent. ' payable on tient:tad, clear of I illtrd Slate, ;Jail State taxes W. RUSHTON, JR., easbior. tg'" — F — -r FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF P 31LADELPHIA. MAY 3, 1361. , The Board Wreeters have this day declared a of FIVE per share, payable ou demaad, .d alt cases. 31eITICILIEL. Cashier. 14, - " -- GIRARD BANK. . as-3 PHILADELPHIA, May 3, 1.951. _...T . s.:Dlrocfors bat. , this day declared a DiviAvail of ~ I 1 l. per cent. out of the profits of the last six months, 1 .3'4 1, ]e.al add alter the 13th inst. ' free of all taxes. _LIY-1-tiuyl-1 W. L. SCHAFFER, Cashier. KENSIENGVTON 11.4.2 PlillEtnEtxtite, May 3, 133-1. The Tie:,r.l Diretenrs nave this day declar ed TEN PER CENT. for the last six months, pay !, en , h,m ei, e...er of State and United States ruses. C. T. YERKES, Casho:r. MECIKANICS 9 BANK. Pxll... , my.t.pgrA, Mil 3. ISit. Pli' ,, tors have this day dridared a Divi payable on and alter tni , l3th J. WIEG AND, Jr.., _2.244,01-21 44FCON7) NATIONAL BANK OF PEILADELPHIA, FRANKFORD, May :4, 1664. of D:rorters have this tiav tlechtr.a t Divi -HA of TWO DOLLAR:S PER SHARE, from the earn teeetit.,, peyehte to the 5,,,e1,-.llelti -11 W. 11.11iWN, A' • - CLL.-1h jar . fsiDIE TM WARS_ BA 111 PKILADELPIIIA, May :3, 15.31. declased aDivide - natSEVEN mr el(qmilid. - F. P. STEEL, C:tqlli THE PIIILADELPHIA BANK. PHILADELPHIA, May 3, ism. r " TY , declared a Dividend of FLVii per df :!:-- she]. filgo all (?xtrit vi.- - 4 T 331. !F-E payable on demand, and free " •' "ill States tax of thpie per B. B. COMEU 1 11:11till.11-1 BA NK OF PHILA. ).b.v &Ink have this day decin red cent, payable 011 demand, cle a r 01. Imi9rad :•1:1 C. N. WEIGANDT, 113:'I1 I't: BOHEMIAN MININIfit Cf.OIPAN Y, 1:12 WALNUT Street. PH/LADELPHIA, April 14, lS3l_ aiven,that an assessment of ONE Ft FT V CENTS ner Share on each and t 4 hare capital Stock ha. 'PHD! been 14%, 1 t'i, by :be 8.1 rd of Directors of the MU-LE:VAN r , oar NY doe and payable on or before the at the Office of the Coutpaay;l32 ‘ALNS•T ,Aret-t. PIiiLADELPHIA. ' By o=dor Board of Directors. L. MACTILR, Secretary. 5 1 Ck ,44 311'. 11 1 Zfl‘'l-I.orvAnttErel7t.l"-IL Z 1 J PHILADELPHIA, May 4. 1564. The 'rector- have this day declared a cash dividend 'EIt_CENT. on the Capital Stock, clear of +l,!le tax. p, on and after the 10th nestaut, at the leitie e of the LlnuipeLY_ The Transfer Books will be closed until that date. my4-6t GORDON .MONGES, Secretary. OFFICE OF THE FEEDER DAR .-- COAL comPANY, 233 South THIRD Street. ! eladelphia. May 16G , t at au election held this day, by the Stockholdors of Feeler Dam Coal Company, the following were ~, , uted to sorra as Directors for the ensuing year: Calket. Wm. G. Thomas, 4w4 rd SPencer, [Wm. Jackson, Thos. Graham. dad at a 'meeting of the Board, Coffin Colket was I b rw.klaut, a:al Chas. D. Knight Treasurer and etxr- mrs-;?r-" CRAB. D. JENIQIIT. Sec'y. PF,IiiiINSTINA NIA HOSPITAL.- 1/o =' At the 11 t 5 1 11.7 t H u ol of h il e ttt tr l utci d r : e°1 " 1 , ;-.7. t : r d of Managers for the past to this institntio 3 i t t l , ' year t A l gts re re r al e , foinfdthiltt'f:Mmal accounts received and approved. mide tot resolptions wore, on tr t o- The following Pre.t n 2. f i r i ..Ti ' ll ' i l e Y s a ti d tt o o p m te e d n ' t just made to " " 1"- t there• • t this t" tion. discussed anti the contributor. tlm .tlmo a deficiency of „b o ut forty thousand dollars in our capital stock, cansefi ien, the very large number of recent accidents., vi the greet increase in the price of provisions and fuel ; and whereas, it is very desirable that our ability t,, relieve distress should not be curtailed for want' of adequate means; therefore ImOilfecl, That a committee of contrihators he ap pointed Iv ho, in conjunction With the Board of Managers about to be elected, are requested to appeal to our fel low-citizens, and to the railroad companies and mann facturieg estaldislintents of this city, soliedino' their aid, under the hem balief that our citizen only require to know our wants to enable ns to preserve the high char eter so long maintained by the PeitusylvaTliA tia,r)!t2ll in the relief of the suffering and afflicted, both of body mind mind. - which can only be done by a considerable in crease in our annual income. Resolved, 'Phut the discreet course pursued by the managers, in the administration of the affairs of the Hospital, and in the application of its funds, has the cordial approbation of the contributors. The contributors thou elected the following-minted geutlenien to serve as Mln-t•rers and Pronsurcr for one year from thi . s, date, viz: MA NAGET:S. Mordecai 1.. 'Dawson, Samuel:Mason, S. Morris Wain, James {:recces, Samuel Welsh, dohn Fart.. Wistar Morris, Biddle Ca lob Cope, John Whiten, Ailolph E. Berle. Alex. J. Derns ,,,, e , Tr ':‘" . ..- 'l ;t '' lro l ll 'l l l a i ( X iag T e . r.tl, E s l i l l ' h i s S e - onently And at a inmAin,.. the orga airod by the unanimous re-010 Ohm 01' .11(fiti/EcAl L. DAWSON as President, and WISTAIL MORN Iti tier, eta ry. The -ar • • then elected the following °dicing, to serve the nespita.l for the ensuing your, pith 7111 1108P1TM, ON EIGHTH STREET. sv,,wertl—Wi I I lam (1. Malin. Matron — Mary D. Sharplyss. Arciiierill . ) - 01111 Conrail, Ifi. (llcrli and Librarian—Jost... P. Edge. i-n vein rays. • Wlll. W. Gerhard, M. 1) Jame. J. Levick, M. D. MN - , Hartshorne, 11l lAVilliant Hunt, M. D. Adilinen liew,on, M. D. ITho. -Geo. Morton, M. D rotholog,ist and Curator—Dr. Thomas Wirtnr. HOSPITAL FOIL THE 'INSANE. . Physician-in-Chief and Superintendent—Thomas S liirkbride, M. D. Steward—JOTlallhill Richards. Ilatron—Dku•garet Richards. Assistant Physician—S. Preston Jones, M. D DEPARTMENT FOR VOIALE*. . . Steward—Sohn Wistar. Matron—Margaret N. Wistar. ASsistant Physielan—d_ Lee, M. D. Inly6-2t - • APPEAL—UNION VOLUNTEER REFRESHMENT SALOON. To the Citizens of Philartelphke : It will be three years on the 27th day of May, 1864, since the Union Vo lunteer Refreshment Saloon commenced its operations. The Committee never ha re pressed their claims.- Nei ther have they lost slam of the fact that there were other institutions equally worthy of public confidence and support; and they have endeavored to discharge the duties entrusted to them in an honest, economical, quiet, - und manner. Up to title time We have been generously supported by contributions from onr friends and a portion of the moneyed corporations or Philadelphia. We have tried to lessen the burdens of our kind friends by annual fairs iu June; the first was a success; the second comparatively a failure, in rouse . Quenee of - the raid into "Pennsylvania last summer, and there is 110 prospect of holding one this season, an In tender. The high price of provisions, and the heavy and constant demand on our Saloons, have nearly de pleted our treasury, and as the signs of the times point to a series of protracted battles, and as there will no d o ubt he st ttt further calls 0110 W lunitod resources, we are rompelled to make this appeal to the liberality of the citizens of Philadelphia and vicinity for assistance, otherwise our future usefulness will be very much im paired. Contributions in cash, and nidice of Provisions and Sanitary Stores fur our use, will be received by the fol lowing gentlemen: Rev. Dr. Thomas Brainerd, No. 634 Pine street. Thomas Robbins, Esq., President Philadelphia Bank, Chestnut street, west of Fourth att,Oet. D. B. Cummins, Esq., President' of the Girard Bank, Third street, near Dock street. S. A. Mercer, Esq., President of the Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank, Chestnut street, below Fifth. J. a Austin, Esq.., President of the Southwark Bank, Second, below South Rtreet . _ M. W. Woodward, Esq., Cashier Manufacturers' and Mechanics' Bank, northwest corner Third and Vine streets. - - • . Tlionm T. Firth, Esq.,. Treasurer Pennsylvania Rail road, Third and Willing, alley. Jana. C. Hand & corner Market and Decatur street.. . Samuel R Fates, Esq. No. 614 Walnut street (who Lam consented to act as deneral Financial Agent for our institution). Or by tiny member of Our committee. The Union Volunteer Refreshment Saloon is situated at the southwest corner of Washington and Swanson streets. The citizens of Philadelphia and vicinity, and strangers, are respectfully invited to visit the Saloon, and witness for themselves the arrangements made for the refreshment and comfort of the brave soldiers pass ing through the City of Dfuthelly Love. ARAD BARROWS, Chairman. J. D. WADE, Secretary. xp2o-I.lt PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COX. BIiPARTMENT, PHILADEI, PMA. April 20, Mt NoTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS.—The Board of Directors have this day declared a semi-annual dividend of fire per cent. on the capital stock of the Company, clear of National and State taxes, payable on and after Ray 16, 1861. Blank powers of attorney for collecting dividends can be had at the Office of the Company, No. 288 South THIRD treet. Stock WI Scrip certificates for the extra dividend will be ready for delivery on and after May 2d, bat no stock or scrip certificates will be delivered between the Pith Nay and let June. THOMAS T. FIRTH, my2-1m Treasurer. ap23-4 ntli6t GREAT CENTRAL FAIR. PHILA. DELPHIA. — The Committee on SEWING MA CHINES, in connection with the appeal of the Elmen tive Committee, solicit your aid and contributions in furtherance of the Central Fair for the benefit of the Sanitary Commission, whose great and noble work is to administer to the relief and comfort of our sick and won nded soldiers wherever they maybe found, whether on the bloody hattle-field, the destitute hospital, or the wretched prison. They have great confidence that a hearty response will be made to their appeal. in dona tions of sewing machines or money. Donations of money and specimens of work in gar ments made by tile machines may be sent to any of the Committee, and will be acknowledged by matl. The names of contributors will be registered in a book, which will be open during the Fair, and thus record the gene- Amity and patriotism of the donor. MR'S. DR. GROSS, Chairman. Es corner of Eleventh and Walnut streets. MRS. THOMAS NEILSON, Seeretary, 22.5 Smith Twelfth street. Mrs. 13"..4RR1CK MALLERY, 221 Sonth Sixth street. Mrs. WILLIAM R. LE.TEE, 1801 Wal nut street. Mrs. WILLIAM ATWOOD: cur. Broad and Locust Sts. Mrs. ALFRED HOREER,4I4 South Eleventh street. Mr.-. HENRY C. TOWNSEYD, Forty-first street and Mourne.* A.1701111.P. Mrs. EMILY ROBBLNS, 1110 Spruce St. 111","5", °BEAT CENTRAL FAIR. 1 11ESTAITRANT DEPARTABNT. '7v' The undersigued, Treasurer of this Department, ac knowledges the receipt of the following donations—viz: From a gentleman, through Miss Head, of Mount Carbon, Schuylkill county ••• 10.0 00 . Through Mrs. Etting 46 00 Mrs. Robert Sturgis 100 00 Thomas Pratt, of Media, Delaware County—. oo 00 John Grigg 100 00 Edward M. Hopkins 500 00 Mrs. Edward Law 100 00 Proceeds of a Parlor Entertainment held at Tenth and Wallace streets 100 03 W. A. Blanchard 25 00 Mr. Earp 25 00 George T. Lewis. 100 00 Thomas Sparks 100 00 Cash 2 00 - L, -- 100 C. W. S • 00 $1,260 50 We are sadly in want of funds _to meet the necessary first outlay for preparation anti materials. Donations will be thankfully received and accredited. as contributions to the Fair. One Dollar contributed to this Department will pro duce two to the General Treasury of the Sanitary Com nds.ien_ FRANCIS P. STEEL, Treasurer Restaurant Depart ment, at Southwark Bank. GEORGE T. LEWIS, Chairman, 531 South Front street and 135.3 Wal nut street. Miss MARY McRENRY, Chairman Ladies' Coartmit.. lee, 1102 Chestnut stre•et. Mrs. Dr. GEORGE W. NORRIS, Treasurer, MI Lo cust street inyo-tit GREAT CENTRAL FAIR FOR THE I UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION. OFFICE OF THH COMMITTEM ov 118es:PITON' OF ClOOll9, Central Fair Building, on Eighteenth street, from Race to Vine street—Entrance on Eighteenth street, PIIILADBLPHTA, AprillB, 1861. The Committee on " Reception of Goods" are now prepared to receive .9.11 Y articles designed for the Fair, and would ask the co-operation of the various branches of Trade and Industry, as their labors must necessarily be very ardilbus. Every package should be properly marked, and sent to the Chairman or any member of the Committee, 'who are authorized to receipt and acknow ledge the same. They arc happy to inform the public that all of the railroad and express companies have generously offered to deliver packages to the Committee tree of charge. A. R. MeHENRY, Chairman. . - - E. H. RoWLEY, Secretwiy. Committee meet on Tuesday and Friday afternoons, at b o'clock. A. S. ROBERTS, SR . . I .c; 'n EDWARD RoWAY, JAMES N. STONE, 's DAVID C. 3foCAMMON, _ GEORGE A. McKINSTRY, S. S. MOON, J. D. ELLIS, JAMES S. MARTIN J JOS. HARRISON. R.. ap Committee. CITY BOVNTY NOTICE. OE. FICE CITY BOUNTY FUND COMMISSION, No. 412 PRUNE Street, April I, 1564. The City Bounty Will continue to be paid until further notice. No applications for Bounty will be entertained fro - m recruits who enlisted prior to the date of the President's Proclamation, October 17, 1563. All future powers of attorney for the City Bounty, from new recruits for Pennsylvania Regiments, mus tered in after this date, must be endorsed by the officer in charge of the barracks that the man has been re ceived there. By order of the Commission. apl-tf SAMUEL C. DAWSON, Secretary._ OFFICE OF THE. VULCAN .111: COMPANY OF MICHIGAN. PuiLADELPHIA, April 27,1.861. The stated annual meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS of this Copany will be held on. THURSDAY, May 12th, at 12 Street. An election for Directors will take pia..., to serve the Company the angnina year. ap2B-13t F. K. WOMRATH, Secretary-AI PIIIIAMIELPHLA COMMERCIAL WHARF AND RAILROAD COMPAN Y.—No tice is 'hereby given that a meeting of the Commission ers, appointed by an act of the general Assembly of the Commonwealth of - Pennsylvania, entitled "An Act to Incorporate the Philadelphia Commercial Wharf and Railroad Company," approved the twenty-fifth day of May, A. D. 15.T.3, to open books, receive subscriptions, and organize a company by the name, style, and title of the PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL WHARF' AND RAILROAD COMPANY, will be held on the TWENTY SIXTH DAY OF MAY, A. D. .564, between the hours of ten o'clock A. M. and fear o'clock P, Id., at No. 327 WALNUT Street, second floor, Room No. 2. in the city of PHILADELPHIA, and from day . to day, in pursuance of .said net of AssonflAy, and for the parpoaes therein meationd and provideed. EDMUND A. SOLIDER, DAVID JAYNE, SAMUEL T. BODINE, J. VAUGHAN MERRICK, -- E, W. WARNER, TITUS S. P.MERY. PrIILADELPETA, May 2, 1564. my2-20t. A MEETING OF THE STOCK HOLDERS of the Bloomsburg Iron Company Will be Mid ill the Company's Office, at Irondale, Co lumbia county, Penna., on WEDNESDAY; May 18th, 154}1, for the purpose of electing nine Directors to serve the ensuing year, and for the transaction of other busi ness. %V I. RS. BAKER, Treasurer and Secretary. No. :4 1 3 Rorth WATER Street. PittLinv.t.rrtra., April 16, 1564. aplS-30t* PIITLADELFHIA AND READING ITEXOAD COMPANY, Office 227 South FOURTH Street.—DfoLADELPII(A., September 2, 1853. DIVIDEND NOTICE. —The following-named persons are entitled to a Dividend on the Common Stock of this Company. The residence of several of them is un known, and it is, therefore, neceaeary that the certifi cate of stock should be presented on calling for the Divi dend. S. ppi,pyomi, Treasurer. . .. .... STOCKHOLD.E.RS' NAME , ; . • S. Danemter, Henry B. titterer, ;bath 31(7.111tyrf., , Andrew Turner, Benj. F. Newport, Mrs. Rebecca Ulrich. Pes-stuthtf GLISTI CARPETS FOR STAIRS L zaid trans, Just received, hcst winlity, all NVldtilti, in great variety. .11. L. KsiGivr,s: SON. in3 - 7-11n BO7 CHESTNUT Street. MATTINGB ! MATTINGS ! 13 ES T -L-T-S- quality, all fregh importations, IL L. KNIIIHT FiON, 807 CHESTNUT "Street. FNGLISII VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARI'F , TINGS of best manufacture, impurccd and for ,Ith.l at lowest 'Cash pricer , , by 12. L. KNIGHT Sr SON, I'OR SALE—A SUPERB SOLID WAL NUT BOOR-CASE, finished in pit, and perilletty new, made by Iloehlivg, rillA Streer,, Base arranged tbr felio!n; nit elegant rate for a private library. Apply at prv6-6t. 1638 GREEN Street. ROOFING AND SHEATHING PAPER, tarred and nntarred, conntantly on hand. ALEXAXDER PRIESTLEY & CO., -61-ot • 44 A. FIFTH Street. SODA ASH.—HIGH TEST, FOR SALE by my 6-2 t $lOO REWARD.-WAS STOLEN ON the evening of the SOth of April, A DIAMOND BREASTPIN. The above reward will be paid fur it by leaving it with SETH. JL FENN, cashier of the CONTINENTAL HOTEL, and no queatiolo, aar.od. my2-7r Tolto Forsyth Meigs, M. D. (Frau. Guruey Szaith, M. D ra:= $O7 CHE::STNUT Street ALEN:ASDER PRIESTLY & 410., 44 N. FIFTH Street TAIL DRY GOODS. LADIES PREPARING A?RTIOLES GM= GREAT CENTRAL FAIR Can procure the following at a Eigilt, (9) Per cont. below regular retail prices ; ZEPHYRS! ZEPHYRS! EVERY COLOR AND SHADE A FULL LINE OF SOLFERINOS, SCARLET'S, AND FINE PURPLES, DAVE JUST BEEN RECEIVED. ALSO, Shetland Wools, Crochet Cotton, Caxobric Edgings, Tidy Cotton, (lull led Ruffling-, Embroidering Canvas, Bogle C imp:, Zephyr Pattorm.. Gimpifir Laces, Slipper Patterns, (tilt Braids, Machine Silks, Silk Embroidering Braid, Crochet Needles, Worsted Binding, Floss Thread, Embroidering Silk, Parse Twist. This article is as rich. in colors, nearly Its fine in tex ture, and as well adapted for many kinds of fancy work as the German Zephyr, end is city& cents per canoe and over cote dollar per pound ebedrylow. Also. WOOLEN AND CASITMERE YARNS, of the finest grades, suited for Ladies', Gents', and In fant,' wear, and various fancy articles. A full assortment of the following at remtlar Retail Prices: Lace Veils, snn viabrellas, Linen Feel , * Feather Fans (soinethingl new), Manilla and Cane Whisks, Travelling Bags, Pocket-Boons, Hair Brusho, Coulo, Perfumery, Collars and (WI , . Particular attention is invited to our stock of SUN M 13 IL E I, I, A_ S! SUN UMBRELLAS! Of which we have a fargo assortment of the choicest vOrikieg, selected from the beet factorki to the country, Ladies 'will do well by examining' them before put , • chasing eb,ew here. ALso, MOROCCO I'lll.lCl-1 EE g T-I? AlrE7 4 L I n G 13 ACr S! Order: carefully and prnmntly attended to. Persons ordering from the country will please name their ex press or nenreet stage route. JOHN M.. FINN, ,s"*. E COD. SEVENTH AND ARCH STS tbik out for reference.'%3ll T L INEN GOODS. FRENCH, SCOTCH, AND BARNSLEY, Linen Shootings and Pillow Liumi, 774. Table LillCllti and Table Clotha. Napkins, Doilies, and Tow Hugs. Marge assortment, below the market ratefi. SHEPPARD, YAN HARLINGEN, AliatlSON, iny7-gtoilgt 10013 CHESTNUT Street OURTAIN GOODS. Brocatelle, Pepe, Sittiu dA Lain°, Tapestry, Damask, and Cloth Curtains, for Parlors, Dining . Rooms, Li braries, etc. ALSO, - • - Lace, Nottingham, Applique. Jacquard, and Muslin Embroidered Curtains and Draperies. Gilt Rosewood and Walnut cornices. , ... . Tae:•els, Loops, Bands, - )look. Gold-bordered and Plain Shades. Doe, White, and Green Window Holland. SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, & ARRISON, nr.-7-stutlelt 1008 CHESTNUT Street: HOSIERY AND WHITE GOODS. Cambric, daconet, Naiusook, Swiss, mid French Dimities, Brilliants, Tafietans, Tacked Mu:dins, _with a large assortment of Hosiery, Staple Embroide ries, and Linen Handhercldefs. SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, & ARRISON, Iny7..stuth4t T)RE BS STUFFS. -a--• flaying been fortunate in laying . bt our stock of DRESS FABRICS when at the lowest point this season, we pm-pose closing: them out without advancing our prices, Now selling large quantities (at much less than whole sale prices) of the following seasonable goods,. viz: Pearl, blue, brown, green, and black nteck Le nos, at ' cents. Yard wide Plaid Leuos, good - styles and quality, 50 cents. Pearl colored Alpacas, 3i1% cents. Pearl colored Alpacas, 05 cents. Wide Mollairs, for tra telling suits. SI Silk and Wool wide POplius. Figured and check Mohair goods, for suits - and dresses, 75 cents. Pearl acid Cuir color Mozambignm Freuclt wide Mtr.aniAtiltn,, solid c o lors,. at GOccuts. Fine colored Alpacas, ~ 41. Fine Black Alpacas. - Fine Mack Melmirs, 75 cents to 51.21. Black Wool Delaines, 50, 55, and 62 cents: Double width de., *1 to ;PAR. Black Bombazines, C. 50. worth $1.50. Black Bareges, under price. Black and white Plaid Alpacas and 510zambiques, at 371 - ,,ceut‘. Black Silks, at right prices. Two-yards wide White and Black Barnes,. for Shawls. - Cballies, Prints, and Gingbams. Percales and _figured Brilliants. Cheap White Brilliants. Cheap Cambric% and Jaeouctis. ATOP A finwShootings, tock of Linear,. '&c:,. in quautitlEs to suit, as low as the lowest. COOPE MARK NARD, lt S. E. corner Ninth andET Streets. ing NORTH EIGHTH STREET, mv ONLY SECOND DOOR ABOVE ARCIi, ' 3, the mo,t known ,tore for the tatorl astoni6hing BAR BAI STAPLE AND FANCY TRIMMINGS LINE. Just received, at this very place,. a handsome assort ment of Chenille and invisible Hair Nets for ladies and children; the latest styles of Ladies' Balmoral Skirts; Short and Long Mohair Mitts for ladies :tad children, at the old, cheap prices; Ladies' and Misses' lid Gloves, of the hest makers, at year's Cents' Neck ties and Scarfs; Ladies' and Gents' Linen 'Handker chiefs, from la Cents upwards; Corded-edged Trimming' _Ribbons of all colors; Liam' and Leather Gulfs. very cheap; Black and Colored Velvet Ribbons of all widths, at the old cheap prices; all sizes of Elastic Cords and Braids; Mohair and Silk Embroidering' Braids of the most iltshionable shade s ; Alpaca and Skirt Braids at old prices; Shawl Borders of different widths; Crino line nod Tarbeta ; Mourning Veils of all descriptions; Crape Trimmings and Buttons; Jet and Steel Breastpins and Belt Buckles of the latea &gime; .tPiatired Swiss Mull for Garibaldi.; Marseilles Trimmings and Mar seilles Buttons at a very low lig,dtre: White Silk Fringes, Gimps, Girdles, and Muttons, on hand and made to order: &c., &c. Ladies ; don't pass this place of bargains wiliest pur chasing your Trimmings, ns T on nee mmmy by it. Our motto is "Quirk soles and small profits." WM. LONNBBSTADTER, 302 North EIGHTH. Street, Only second door above Arch, Heat to the corner, east side. P. S.—Dealers in our line - win do won to yhdt oor store to buy their supply in the above articles, as we are enabled to offer inducements in regard to prices in connection with the must fashionable goods. Will. LONNBRSTADTER, 102 North EIGHTH Street. lADZES, COME ONE, COME ALL, A to the cheapest TRIMMING STORE, 103 North EIGHTH Street, above Arch. There you will fled the cheapest Kid Gloves in the city, our own importation; just received, black and colored Veils, at old prices • la styles of Lisle Thread nod Silk Gloves, at remarkably cheap prices; all kinds - of Ladies' Uuder Garments:: the cheapest and best assortment of Bugle-Gimps; Bugle- Buttons, Jet and Steel Buttons, in the city; a lull line of black and cold PerChlt Muttons, Silk Buttons, Gilt Blittonti ; Mantic Ornaments, of our own Importation and own make, at astonishingly low prices; the elleaMgt , Shirt Fronts, for gents and boys, to defy even manufac turers' prices; Silk alla Guimpure Laces of the most beautiful patterns, at nearly old prices; Magic Rut - Nina - A of all wiiltho, as cheap as ever • style,i of Children - 6 and Ladies' Combs; the best. all-Silk French Bolt Rib bon, in all colors, and Scotch - Plaids, to match dress needs; Silk and Chenille Tassels and Girdles for Man tles and Dresses; Leather Facings of all colors; also, I.ofttllNF Trimmings and Buttons,S‘c._, Ste. Ladies, call at our store and couvmeolVCS of our cheap prices. It is at WM. LONNERSTADTE yOurSe R'S, 103 North EIGHTH. Street, my 7-71 Second door above Arch, next the cower. MILLINERY GOODS. KISS M. A. BAKER, No. 1346 CHESTRUT STREET, ••- • - Bas opened a large assortment of PARIS MILLINERY, For the Spring and Summer of 1564 apl3-Sm BARGAINS IN MACHINERY. • WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ON TUESDAY, MAY Tall, At the corner of TWENTY-SECOND and WOOD Sts., All the MACHINERY and FIXTURES of a large MANUFACTORY OF PAPER HANGINGS, Cnnki,ting. of GROUNDING, GLAZING and PRINT ING MACHINES, SHAFTING, PATTERNS, and all the MATERIALS. for earryinir on the business. A fine eiiportertity is now Gloved to go into the hnsi r neP. B s'ut(iessie Mt, a there is bat ONE FACTORY now ill the city, which in doing a splendid besimes, and "other is /aerie wanted. ISAAC Pti6ll, No. 40'7 WALNUT Strpot, third story: Or, WILLIAM CaTRItY, TWENTY-SECOND and CALLOWIIILL Stveets my7-St CARTES . DE VISITE.—XONE EXCEL in variety of style, accuracy ' and taste those made at B. F. REIMER'S thtllery. See sPeei mons, at 624 ARCH Street. B A THING FOR FEMALES.—THE 110051 S at the ;Northern Soup House, FO Vhf Street, above Brown, are now open, under the care of a Committee of Dulles, DAILY (Siudays ex cepted), until no:clock P. M. where Women and Chil dren can °Math. warm or cold liatin , , FREE of charge. aryl-Pt' TIIMAGED LAMPS, &c., FROM THE FIRE. LAMPS, LANTERNS, BURNERS, WICKS, &0., Wholesale and Retail. H. F. MITSTIN, nny.s-31.# 127 Smith BLICOND Street, THE QUAKER CITY BUSINESS COLLEUE, ti. R enrlPr TENTH and CHESTNUT Stvgits, will devote ONE-TEXTII OF ITS REVENUE FUR THIRTY DAYS from that three days' ihcome, to the Cireitt Central Fair tin. the :Sanitary 6sta niiitt,inn. sny:s-40`itir SPECTACLES TO SUIT ALL SIGHTS ARTIFICIAL lIIDIAN EYES Inserted without pain, by JAMES W. grry,:c & rny3-11n CHESTNUT Street. oPERA. GLASSES AND OFFICERS' FIELD CLASSES. MieroseopeK for Physielans and Students. A very large aloiortment for sale bY JAMES W. QUEEN dt CO.. my3-1m 924 CHESTNUT Street MATHEMATICAL DRAFTING IN -I).7STRU9IENTS. chesterman's Meta'Hefted Steel-tape Meagurere. For sale by JAMES W. QUEEN At CO. 924 CHESTNUT Street. Priced and Illustrated Catalogues gratis. nly3-lm_ REMOVAL.—DR. R. J. LEVIS HAS removed nofi , ARCH &mot_ ap2B-17V TREASURY DEPARTMENf OFFICE OF VIE COMPTROLLER OF 7'FfE CURRENCTs W.1..411 I NI:Tox, May 4, ISSI. WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented to the under:4,o,d, it hoc been IfUldo ti appear that THE SEVENTH NATIO.NAL DANE OF PHILADELPHIA, county of Philadelphia, and State of Pennsylvania, has Lech duly organizedounier and according to the require moats of the act of Congress entitled "An act to pro vide a National Carreticy,...cured by it pledge of Hafted btater rtocßs, and to provide for the circulation and re demption therevf,'' approved F.ditoutry 25,13133, and has complied with all the provisions of ' , aid act required to Le complied with before commencing the business •of Banking: Now, therefore, I, HUGH McCIILLOCH, Comptroller of the Currency, do hereby vomit that THE SEVENTH NATIONAL HANK OF PIIILAHELPHIA. COUUty :of Philadelphia, and State of Pennsylvania, is authorized to commence the business of Banking under the act In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal of office, this FOURTH DAY OF MAY, 1864. (Seal of the Comptroller of the Currency.] MI6 IC McCITLLOCII Comptroller V the Currency. - 1113 6-21 a THE PRESS.--PHILADELPHIA, SATMIDAY, MAY 7, 1864. Corsets at iI.3R per pair Corsets at $1.50 per Pair Silk 13eltings, Toweling,. t. 4 to , toe , ki s. n g , Dross, LmingA, Baltnnrals, Matting Seis,ors, BIZEEMII NEW PIUBLICATIONS. N.3 REENBACKS ! GREENBA CKS THE CltEYl' 01110INVE01:. I'OPULA It 5-'4O LOAN. THE DEVISEE OF THE PROEITABLEI7-30130eDS, THE HESWNEN OF THE NEW 10-40 SECUEI7 TlEb. TILE GREAT FINANCIAL MIND 01 , THE COUNTRY Great and Momentous Period or our 'Nation's History. HON. SALMON P. CHASE, SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY Ms Authorized Life is .Test Published, ender the AND THE FINANCIER Written by one of the best authprs in the country—the writer of the article in the Ap, II No, of the Atlantic, entitled Fleet Trip to Washington. " FULLY ILLUSTRATED.-PRICE' This book I:hoti)ii he rend by every person iu our coun try. ]nit they will learn the reliable life of a GREAT AND VIONI:ST MAN_ He is one of onr GREAT SELF-MADE DIEN nit history it really remarkable and curious. Tto was PI poor boy, on of a farmer,and his adventures " Deten Fast " and out in the wild Western Count? 7, were so very strange and thoroughly interesting that, upon rising from the perusal of the book, we involuntarily e%elaim, Surely "11 , n115 stra»ipw thu» ,fietiOn. This book is for sale by every Bookseller and News dealer in the country, or will be cent by mail oa receipt of 84.25. Irs• WALKER, WISE, & CO., ALSO, .TILTST READY, The Tiventy-lifth Tholvand of reTTAYEE'S LIFE 01' ABRAII ADS LINCOLN, the Pioneer Boy. *1.23. TIIE BOY, and now he I.locunte e6rntaand er-in,Chief. A YOUTH'S HISTORY OF THE REBELLION. By Win. M. Thayer. *1.25, For sale by all Booksellers, or seat by mall free on re. ceipt of price. my 7-% COAL OIL AND PETIIOLEUM. BOOK ON GOAL AND,COAL OILS. JUST PUBLISHED A Now Edition of the PHYSICAL HISTORY OF THE CREATION OF THE EARTH. By Prof. ELI BOWEN. Round in one volume, I2mo, Cloth. Price $1.50. Con taining a complete description of the COAL OIL SPEWS OF PENNSYLVANIA. COAL MINES AND MINING REGIONS of Pennsylvania, Virginia, Illinois. Missouri, Michi gam, Mode Island, and the British Provinces. COPPER, IRODI, AND GOLD MINES OF LAKE SUPERIOR, &c. SALT SIMI - NOS of New York, Ohio, and Virginia. THE PiNE FOIZESTS OP AMERICA, and tho Mann facture of PITCH, TAP., ROSIN, TURPENTINE, etc. And a Treatise upon the GEOLOG ICAL FORMATION OF THE EARTH. This is the best 'book treating upon COAL. COAL OILS, and PETROLEUM. and the various Mineral Pro ductions of the United States' ever published, and the attention of all interested in the Mining interests of the country is called to it. CoDIN: will be trolled to any address, upon receipt of *1.50,' by T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS-, No. 306 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia. Send torero of our Catalogues. it DA COSTA'S MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS. MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS WITH SPECIAL REFE- RENCE TO PRACTICAL MEDICINE A (UIDI TO THE XXOWLEDDR AXD DROIIIMINATION OF Ml= BY J. M. DA COSTA, M. D., Lecturer on Clinical Medicine and Physician to the Phi ladelphia Hospital, &c., &c. ILLUSTRATED WITH NUMEROUS ENORAVIDIOS One Vol., Byo. $5. 3. B. LIPPINCOTT Sr CO., Publishers, myf•fstutbsst 71! and 717 MARKET Strut THIRTEEN ab NEW B 0 0. S. Religious History and Critici.m, Dy Brust lieuaia. 42 50 Nepenthe. A charmingly-written new Novel IGO Peculiar. EneS Sargent's very successful Novel. • . ICO The Life of Jemis. By Ernst Renau The Art of Conversation. Au admirable 125 _Tales from the Operas. With all the Plots 125 Red-Tape and Pigeon-Role Gellert(lg. A Spicy Book 1 2,5 Private Miles O'Reilly. Ills Comte Book. Illus trated 1 25 For the Amateur fiallor 50 The YaclitiMtn' s Primer Game Fish of the North. A Book fur. Sportsmen... 150 Hugo's Les Miserable:. In „ the Vanish Laugnage• 400 NEXT WEEK. Mrs. Holmes' New - Novel. Darkness and. Daylight. Hotspur. A .New Novel by the rather of " Lulu. " *.*Any of these books will be sent by mail, postage free, on receipt of price, by )uyO-wstf cARLETox, Publisher, NEW YORK. 13 — ARPER'S MAGAZINE, FOR JUNE, Is new ready at T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS', 306 CHE3TNUT Street. All the New Books are for sale at PETERSOINTS'. lt CIRCULAR HISTORY OP THE PENNSYLVANIA RESERVES. ELIAS DARR Sr CO_ respectfully announce that they have in preparation a History of the Pennsylvania Re serves, Iron; their organization to the expiration of their term of service. This History will contain thelnames of all the Officers and Privates of the Corps—their promotions,. casualties, and discharges; also, graphic it.crip . [lons of their etun.P life, and their gallant achievements tattle mans battles in which they have taken part—all derived from official and authentic sources. _ . _ The History of the Pennsylvania Reserves will be in One Volume of 600 pages, octave size, neatly printed on good paper, and substantially bound in black cloth, containing a steel engraving of the lamented Reynolds, and one of Governor Curtin (who first recommended the formation or the Pennsylvania Reserve Corps), and will he sold only by . subscription. It will lie ready in Angust next. Pelee THREE DOLLARS a copy. The Publishers feel confident that theiust pride Which every Pennsylvanian must entertain for the brave men whose gallant achievements and patriotic self-devotion it records, will secure for " The History" a generolis and appreciative reception. ELIAS BARR. & CO., Publishers, No. 0 East KING Street. LANC-MiTER, April 1564. Active and Reliable AGENTS are wanted to Canvass for the above work, in every district of Pennsylvania. rteilaeiirsiLle referen ce:4 eerititred_ mys.3t VERNON'S ROAD AND MINE RE ANNUAL VOLUME. _ . The fuck 'lumber of the ninth annual rolumeefFer nonla t , U. S. Railroad and Nadu); Register . Will commence Saturday , 2sth, May 25th, instant T , erms, per annum, in Va/ICO. Office, 423 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia. The RuyiBter circulates throughout the Stater and Territories, and itt this fact rests its attetta ingrpx as a national advertising channel, it* 20 CENTS ! HARPER ! 20 CENTS ! June numberjust received, containing Dickens' new etory. I . lll3lll,lErti, • snya-fli 808 CHEST: OT Street. ARPER'S MAGAZINE,AGAZINE, FOR JUNE, - H is now ready at t. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS', 300 CHESTNUT Street. AU the letr Boot - , ra, f.)r sale RETKRSONS' It NEW MILITARY BOOKS, JUST RECEIVED. HAUPT'S MILITARY BRlDGES—lllos:tratious. MENDELL I) MILITARY SURVEYING. NORMS' FM& TACTICS FOR INFANTRY. THOMAS' RIFLED ORDNANCE—lllustrated. DENEr S MILITARY LAW—New Edition.. CRAIGHILL'S PRIXCIPLE OF STRATEGY AND GRAND TACTICS. MILITARY AND SCIENTIFIC BOOKS. A large ttsort.tueut on heed and for sale at low prices. LINDSAY & BLAKISTON, yoy6 No. 2. South SIXTH Street. • NEW BOOKS ! NEW BOOKS I Just received by ASHMEAD & EVANS, Successor.. tv WILLIS P. HAZARD 724 CHESTNUT Street. SPEKE'S SOURCES OF THF. NILE. AMERICA AND HER COMMENTATORS. By Tuck- Oretall. .DANGERFIELD'S REST, OR BEFORE THE STORM. A Novel. .MEMORTALS OF THE WAR. By Hackett. SYNONYMS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT. Second Part. By E. C. 'Preach D. D. ROBERTSON'S SERMONS. Fifth Series. THOUGHTS FOR THE CHRISTIAN LIFE. By Rev. T. Drummond. MY CAVE LIFE IN 1 7ICKSBURG. RENAN'S RELIGIOUS HISTORY and CRITICISM. TEN ACRES ENOUGH. A YOUTHS HISTORY OF THE REBELLION. By Thayer. MAN AND NATURE. By George P. Marsh. PRESCOTT'S LIFE. By George Ticknor, Svo. Uni form with Ins works. PRESCOTT'S LIFE. Ey Geo. Ticknor, - 12rno. Cheap Edition. ap2.5 S MAGAZINE, FOR JUNE, 110 W ready at T. D. PETERSON & BROTHERS', 306 CHESTNUT Street. All the New 8. - .oke are at PET ERSONS..It BUTTRE'S PORTRAIT na PRESIDENT LINCOLN. Thie fine Acid-plate Engraving, from it recent Photo graph, is the only- large-size, fall-iength Portratityet published, and Can Only be obtained hour the Publisher or his authorized agents, at the low Price of *3 per copy. 'Phis tine Portrait will be sent by Mall or express, free of chase, nu receipt of WWI !'rice. Alee Agents wanted to every ennuiy. "Met. Address J. I'. SKELLY, Sole Agent for Penna., my dtsah[if 008 ARCH. Street, Phila. NEW BOOKS ! NEW BOOKS ! JOURNAL OF THE DISCOVERY OF THE SOURCE OF THE NILE. By John Banning Speke. Il lustrated with Maps, Ste. TEN ACRES ENOUGH: Showing how avert' small Farm msy he ;mole to keep a very tame Family. MAN AND NATURE; or Physical Geography as mo dified by Human Aetion. Hen. P. Marsh. THE BOOK 01' .108 IN POETRY or, a Song in the Night. By ReV. Henry W. Adaing, B. A. AMERICA' AND lIER COMMENTATORS, with a cri tical Sketch of Travel in the United States. By H. T. ROUND THE BLOCK; An American novel. Bloc tra [ed. OEN. BUTLER IN NEW ORLEANS. In German. Paper. For sale by W3L S. 3: ALFRED MARTIEN, my 3 600 CHESTNUT Street. T - HE SUNBEAM STORIES, Containing the charming, bright stories of TRAP TO CATCH A SeNBEAM, CLOUD WITH SILVER LINING, HOUSE ON THE ROCK, ONLY, OLD JOLLIFFE, MERRY CHRISTMAS, DREAM CHINTZ, STAR. EN THE DESERT, Bro. Six beautiful volumes, illustrated, *ISO. WILLIS I'. HAZARD, Publisher, fi , 26-tjyl 21 South SIXTH Strea. APPLETON'S NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA. The Agency for this invalnable Library of Universal ritformation at 33 South SlX'lli Street, second story. Mao. RECORD OF THE REBELLION. By Frank litvure: PUBLISHERS, BOSTON COMMISSION HOUSES. BOOTT'S I_IIZONVN SJ EP-11'11'4GS, FDA SALE BY J. C 10' Xr. "V" 70 COMIIsSION RIERCILA.NT, 113 CHESTNUT STREET m CLOTHING. SUPERB STOCK Now read Y. WANA IN A K BR. & BROWN, Popular Clothing Box Corner Sixth and Market streets an 22. -mtwamif ARMY GOODS. FOR ,THE ARMY AND' NAVY. irvAl%," S II A. S S , MILITARY FURNISHERS, - 418 ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA Banners, Regimental and Company Flags, Swords, Sashes, Belts, Plasmas. Epaulets, Hats, Cepe, Can teens, Haversacks, Camp Kits, Field Masses, Spurs, and everything pertaining to the complete outfit of Army and Navy Officers. A liberal discount allowed to the trade. apl7-1m F ti RLOUGHS Officers and Soldiers, visiting the city ou Furlough needing SWORDS, And other MILITARY EQUIPMENTS, are invited to the very extensive Manufacturing Establishment of GEO. W. SIMONS & BRO., SANSOM-STREET HALL, SANSOM Street, love PRESENTATION SWORDS • Made to order at the shortest notice, which, for richness and magnificence, challenge eoninetitiOn. no other house In the country combining the MANUFACTURING JEW ELER with the PRACTICAL SWORD-MAKER. inhl2-2m FROTHINGHAM ec WELLS • RAVE FOR SALE, HEAVY, 'MEDIUM, AND LIGHT MEETINGS AND SHIRTING& STANDARD DRILLS. _HEAVY CANTON FLANNELS. WASHINGTON AND VICTORY CAMERICS AND . . . . . . _ Si - LW - MS. BROWN, BLEACHED, AND CORSET JEANS. No. 12 WORSTED YARN, &o. se24if-tf PROPOSALS. ARTILLERY HORSES AaVM): WINTEp. selsidAT bAUTI,RMAsTun HNERAL'S OFFICE, • PHILADELPHIA, May 6, 1364. Horses, suitable for Artillery service, wilt be pur chased at this Depot by the undersigned, iu open mar ket, from date until May 260, MI, in lots of oue (1) to fifty (50), for which a reasonable price will be paid. Each animal to be subject to the nsual Ciciverninunt in spection before being accepted. Horses to be delivered to the United States Inspector, ai the William Penn Hotel, MARKET, between Eighth and Ninth streets. _ By order of CoL GEO. 1-1. CI:OSMAN, Asi4aut Quartermaster Gotland IT. S. A. Grua. D. SCHMIDT., Captain, A. Q. M. my6-tin2 ORDNANCE OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT, WAPRINGTON, May 4, 134. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office until TUESDAY, the 24th day of MAY, 1864, for 8-inch Columbia d Shell, to be olenvered in the following quail titles at the undernamed Arsenals, viz; At the Watertown Arsenal, Massaehusetts,l,ooo 8-ineh • - At the Watervliet Amelia], New York, 10,000 S-inch At the New York Anenal, Governor's Island, New -York,. A,.000 S-inch shed 1. At the Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburg, 10,000 S-inch At the St. Louis Arsenal, Ml, , souri, 5,000 0-inch shell- • • • - These projeeti es are to be made of the kind of metal, and inspeeted after the rules laid down in the Ordnance Manual, the tensile strength of the iron to be not less than 14,11001b5. per square inch. Drawings can be seen at any of the United States Arsenals. The projectiles tre to be inspeeted at the foundry where cast, and are o lie delivered at the. Arsenals free of charge for hand hug and transportation. Deliveries must be made at the rate of not less than one-tenth (1-101 of the whole amount contracted for per week. The first delivery to be rondo on the 16th day of June, 1864. Fat lore to wake deliveries at a :Teel tied time will snit ject the contractor to a forfeiture of the number he may fail to deliver at that time. Bidders will state explicitly the Arsenal or Arsenals where they propose to deliver, and this number of pro j.etil4, they propose to deliver at each place, if for wore than one. No bids will be considered from partici: other than re gular founders, or proprietors of works, who are known to this Department to be capable of executing the work proposed for. Should any party obtaining a contract offer she] Is other than those east in his own fonnarY, - .they will be rejected, and the contract rendered null and void. will enclose with their bide the written ac . knowledgmeuts of their suretio:s, over their own 6igii.ll,- 'three. Each party obtaining a. contract will be obligati to enter into bond, with approved sureties, for it, faithful execution. . "Upon the awnrti being made, sncceff.sfol bidder, will be notided, and furnished with furors of contract. and :wild. . . , The Department reserver the right to reject auy or all bids, it hot deemed satisfactory. Proposals will be addressed tit " Brigadier General George D. Ramsey, Chief of Ordnance, Washingtuu, D. D,," and endorsed "Proposals tor Col illobiod " UEVIIf E, D. lIAMSEV, m) - 7-stuthSt Brig, Ben., Chief of Ordnance. NAVY DEPARTMENT, W_\gHISGTOS, May '2, 1864. Lli)J4tfl - . . There will be offered for sale at public auction on TaliliSDAY May 24, at 12 o'clock - M., at the United ,_ States Nary lard, WASHINGTON, about seventy-dye tholtsand pounds of COPPER. SCALE. It can be examined at any time previous to the day of sale upon application to the Command:lM of the Wash ington Nary laid. Samples of similar scale have shown 32 per cent. of metallic copper. Twenty per cent of the purchase money 111118 t he de posited at the time of the sale, and twelve days will be alloWed to remove it from the yard; and, if not so re moved, the deposit will be forfoited to the Government. All payments to be made in 43 overnment funds, -and before the scale is removed from the Navy Yard. my7-stittlitit AAUCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES. WAR DEPARTMENT, CAVALRY BUREAU. OFFICE OF CHIEF QUIRTERMASTEk . WAAFILNOTON, April 20, 16 . Will be sold at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the time and place named below, viz: Newport, Penner., Thursday, May oth, Gettysburg, Penna., Monday, May Ath, Altoona Penner., Thursday, May 10th, Mifflin. Penna., Thursday, May 19th, Beading, Penna., Thursday, May .26th, Lebanon, Penna.,Thursday, June 2d, Northumberland, Penna., Thursday, .Judie oth, Scranton, Penna., Thursday, June 16th, Williamsport, Penna., Thursday, June 23d, One hundred (100) Horses at Gettysburg, and Two Hundred and Fifty (250) at each of the other places. Theca horkes have been condemned as unfit for the cavalry service of the United States army. For road and farm purposes many good bargains may be had. Horses will be sold singly. Sales begin at 10 A: M., and continue daily till all are cold. TERMS CASH, in United States Treasury notes only. JAMES A. SKIN, ap'aitje3) Lt. Col. and C. Q. M. Cavalry Bureau. UNITED STATES MILITARY RAIL ROADS. OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QITARTEIMV-TeR WAE:III.NOTON, April 11, 1864. AUCTION. —WILL BE SOLD, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of May, at the Railroad Depot, in Alexandria, Virginia: Tdno rtf Old Railroad Iron. 100 Tons of Old Car Axles. 100 Tons of Cast Scrap Iron. 100 Tons of Wrought iron. 3 Tons of Old Brass and Copper. 300 Oil• Barrels. Terms: Cacti in Government Fonds. Ten (10) per cent. to be paid at the time Or purchase, the balance on delivery. The property must be removed within ten days from date of sale. IL L. ROBINSON, aplB-tmylB Captain and A. Q. 111. IMPROVEMENT IN - GAS REGULATORS. The undersigned, gale owner of " HOLZER'S IMPROVED GAS REGU LATORS," iiTISCAr mortared to SELL RIGHTS for the use of this valuable Patent ou the most advantageous terms. E. B. HARPER. 54 South Third Street. my3-1m EIMER'S COLORED PHOTO -A..., GRAPHS, at $1 only. Accurate likimes.ies; man rally colored, nud tine style null quality, truth lulls finished. Secure one at alto popular Ciallery, S.I:AIUND Street, above Green. it* PERFUMED PARLOR MATCHES.- Just received 25 additional eases of these celebrated (Albrauder',o Natebe,j, for gale' to the trade only . . • - ap27-6m ROWE & - RUSTON, 157 Sc 159 N.THIED St. BUILDING HARDWARE. STRAP HINGES 1 T TIM M, - REVEAL HINGES, 1 SHUTTER STRAPS, and all kinds o f wrought Hinges, largo or small. SHUTTER BOLTS, I NECK BOLTS, and limn" - articles of Building and Carriage Hardware, tutoulfitetared and kept on hand at JACKSON IRON WORKS, ntla2-3m Office, No. 236 CHURCH. Alley. Manufactnrere of Warranted BEAM and HAY SCALES. SPLENDID STYLE PORTRAITS, AC CITRATE in outline and features, complexion and drapery, finely colorrd. 11.P.RE1MEIVi> pint. tographe, iu oil cvlore. See specimens at 624 ARCM Street. TTEATON tSz DENCKLA, HARDWARE 00103IINION 31ERCILLIVTS. 507 COMM= and 510 NORTH Streets, offer for mile: Anchor Brand Nails; Plymouth Mill Rivets. W. & S, Butcher's Cast Steel; Eagle) Cabinet Locks. Putnam's Horse Nails; Locke's School Slates. Copper, Brass, and Iron Wire; Cotton Cards. Also, a full assortment of American Hardware. fez-43inif CORRECT PIANO TUNING.- Mr. C. E. SARGENT'S Orders for Tuning and .Repairing Ptanoe are received at MASON & CO.'S Store, 907 CHESTNUT Street, only. Mr. S. has had eleven years' factory experience In L OPti on , end five years' employment in Philadelphia. SPECIAL.—Pianos releathered to sound ac mutt and sweet-toned as new. WithOLLt removing. Tenon for Tuning, $l. oai)-Sm ow DR. FINE, PRACTICAL DEN TIST for the last twenty years, 211.9 VINE St.. below Third, inserts the moat beautiful TEETH of the age, mounted on fine Gold. Platina, Silver. Vulcanite, Coralite, Amber, &c., at priceq, for neat and substantial work, more reasonable than any Dentist in this city or State. Teeth plugged to last for life. Artificial Teeth repat rvii to suit. No pain in extracting. All work Warranted to fit. Reference, beet families. Mb.23-fifia WANTS. A PRACTICAL ENGINEER DE -SIRES a Stationary SITUATION; Call give good forences. Addrees "IL B. The Pre- ,,, 'Oince• mY6-6to A YOUNG MARRIED MAN, WITH SIX years' experience in the 0,00 Intrnigliiinz Business, desires a SITITATIox. Good. references. Ad dress `‘ Van, ' ' PreA..9 Office. nlr6-2t. THEA D ti ERTISER WISHES TO meek with a CAPITALIST cloutring SAFIi INVEST MENT, who would buy a mall house, say $7,00a !?' °°°'Plieaie r leta;c"gun rl tes.m g Rix Per cent.interest,Ti f expenses. Satisfactory reference given. Address, ":info Investment," at Has office. my6-3t* THE ADVERTISER, A. YOUNG- MAR RIED MAN. desires a situation in the Dry Goods or Fancy Goods business as Clerk or Salesman. Best re ferences. Address " PM.9 Office. my - 3-50' TO PHYSICIANS.-WANTED, AN -I- experienced Physician to take a good practice, within 10 miles of the city, paving $2,500 a year, rel in (MAN rolely ou account of tailing health. None lint married men need apply. Address, with reference, W. R. "I'," at this office, till lath tart. WANTED -AN ENERGETIC SALIZSMAN, to soil cools by sample to city _trade ^ L & DEAD. A 36 lintilp:it - - -- - WANTED, IMMEDIATELY-1 , w 0 good Bonnet and Hat Pressers. ..Highest and cons,taid employ ment at 11101ZGAN '6,-tOtt ABU If St. WANT D—A SITUATION, By A_ Young Man, as Assistant Bookkeeper, Clerk, or Salesman: correct accon ata lit, and can gl Vt. gond r•efe rencea. Address " L.." PY MPS office. WANTED—TO SELL OR Ex_ CHANGE.— The Elliptic. Sewing to ch inOS. The Grover & Baker Sewing Machine. The Singer Bening Machines. The 110 We and all of the principal Sewing Machine:. Al! furnished from their principal 'Aloe,. Also, all I<lnds of second-hand NE:411011N- fir sale. and rep:dred,nt the new office of LEAVENS & FAULKNER, 106 North EICMTII Street. . . . Over ten years with Singer & Co. my7-fit. WANTED—BY AN EXPERIENCED Aceo.utant. a Situation :IS 13001:--ICREPER.; or Assistant, in a Wlmlesale House, or a Clerkship in a Banking 1A011,43. Undoubted referen Co from fii•or-class b Mises nironthed as to character and ability. Address "W. B. G • thi s Wee, WANTED—A SITUATION, BY A BAN thirty years of age, 'fir a Salesman in a Wholesale Business, to sell by sample or otherwise. For reference, inquire at No. corner or 1711 II:Ds ail VINE &roots. my-I-Gt* —•-- WANTED—IMMEDIATELY—TWO T coo CANDY-MAKTIRS, Spinnin4 Stick Candy. and making Conn - Drops. Wages from 012 to 515 per week. CHAS. SASSAMAIN. ettleArus. Avril 20, Nea $--4,000 o r - N A T WANTED—AT F IVEI t - P m E o r R t gage. Apply to cr 7 ou tftr.."l'.lrYcL3R, 141 North stXTH Street. Qat) A MONTH WANT AGENTS ‘.."`-'` - 'a t $6O a month, expenses paid, to sell my EVER LASTING PENCILS, ORIENTAL BURNERS. and El other articles. Fifteen ciretnara sent/roc. Address ar3o-d&Ay3m JOHN F. LORD, Biddeford, rititine. k 75 A MONTH !-I WANT TO HIRE ‘4.' AGENTS in every County at $75 a manila, ex penses paid, to sell my new, cheap Family Sewing Ma chines. Address S. MADISON, Alfred, Me. Cfel2-d&W3m BOARDING. C . • OUNTRY BOARDING.—MRS. BROOKE is now prepared to reed V!. ROA lth Rag at her house at - MT. Alltr. Apply at 1402 WALNUT Street, before 9 A. M. or after 6 P. M. my 6-12 15 .• SUMMER BOARDING WANTED Where there are few or no boarders,byn gentleman, lady, two children, and nurse, on or near the Pennsyl vania, North Pennsylvania. or Reading Railroads pre ferred. Address Box 1100 Philadelphia P. 0., stating particular, my 6.614 FOR SALE AND TO LET. de TO LET—A NEAT AND CONVE- Ja. Bouhe No. 2120 BRANDYWINE Street. Iu- =ll=ED=l=l T O LET-THE SECOND, THIRD, AND fourth Floors at 235 MARKET Street, through to Church alley. FOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL BUILDING -a- LOTS of ato ft Acres, situate on 'Philadelphia. and Darby Passenger Railroad. Apply to DEE LOCK .Sc PASCHALL, Conveyancers, 94328-12t* na wAbxt.rr Street, Oil FOR RENT, IN GERMANTOWN, for the summer, a furnished House, with Stable, &C. On Linden street. Apply to S. EMLEN, 02.7 INLVRIZET gtrevk. FOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT, - CHESTNUT LULL of about h . :tem:, handsomely loco toil, and v. - ith toodoro iintwoocoiOnts. Addresil Box No. 020, Phihololphia - Boit ottice. TO LET FOR THE SUMMER-A ."'l'desiraldo COUNTRY RESIDENCE, with 12 rooms, with or without Furniture and Stabling. About 1 mile from Gwynedd Station, North Pe ansyl vituia Railroad. Inquire pit No. 132 North FOURTII Street. It* Ea FOR SALE-AT GERMANTOWN, first-class Properties on Tulpehocken, Morton, Her man, Hatvy, Greeu and Price streets, and on School, Duey, and Walnut lanes. Two fine Mom/ utm the river Delaware T. V. BOWLBY, Conveyancer, iny3-tutbset. 339 WALNITT Street. 810,000 $5,000, $3,000, and other 9 sums to LOAN on Mortgage. LUKENS & 11rONTOOMERY, Conveyaneera, mys-6t* 1035 BEACH Street, above Laurel. FOR SAL Er—THE BUILDING maw AND LOT, No. 308 CHERRY Street, south side. Lot 60 feet front, 105 feet deep. At" B'2feet In depth widens 8 to :6 feet,.to an -feet allay, manilla' to Cherry street. Apply at the Office of Christ Church Hospital, 330 WALNUT Street. apsl-6w • ;,,Z FOR SALE—A MOST DESIRABLE rtV,SIDUNCE,. benntifony situated, iopposite Mark's Church, LOCUST Street, shore Sixteenth. Apply to GEORGE W.CHILDS, .G 213 and 630 CHEST .M.7I' Street. zuys-tf FOR SALE— BANNING xausr.. A desirable PROPERTY in the vicinity of Third and Market streets, particularly suitable for a Ranking Iloose. Apply to GEO. CRACK; & 13R0., my4-61* No.' 402 WALNUT Street. f i n TO RENT—A lIANDSO•ME RESI DENCE in Haddonfield, N. J., desirably located, delightful shade, and goad water. SiX. miles from the city, and easy of tieces*. Apply, betweenlo and 12 A.M., to W.M. C. SHINN; znya-Gt 222 WALNUT Street. • SEA-SIDE COTTAGE FOR SALE. lE—One of the best located. and moat conveniently arranged COTTAGES at ATLANTIC CITY. Apply to ap9.l-Im* JOHN F. STARR, Camden, N. J. , TO RENT-A BEAUTIFULLY 1° eated double COUNTRY RESIDENCE, one mile below near • TaconY, veryl,s - nomivar Station, on Tren ton Railroad. Apply V . 1 7177 WALNUT St• ap3o.l3t* ift FOR SALE AT A GREAT BAR er exchange for smaller house, the fine large DWELLING No. 202 FRANKLIN Street. Apply at 236 CHURCH Alley, Phi hula,. anti-Da. FOR SALE OR TO LET—TWO large STONE BUILDINGS, suitable for Foundry or Factory. Also, a large BREWERY. Address GEO. MUCK. No. 1233 RICHMOND Street. apti-bn. 1 . 741 FOR SALE, WITH IMMEDIATE Possession, desirable COUNTRY PLACE, 10 acres, 4 miles ont. One 20 aer.s,. near Old York-road Station. Many others. Call and examine Register of Comary K PETTI ap2B 32.3 WALNUT Street. 014. WILL BE SOLD A BARGAIN— ma A Brick rough-eaetHouse 40 feet front, with eleven rowing, abundance of truit,stabling,carriage-howie, &c., 10 orl4 acres of land, eight miles from Camden, on the turnpike. Keys and further information of G. F. 11)0I11:411TEN, Moorestown, N. J., or IMITGITTEN, & Vf ! I.I:KIN'S, 2 , 1% - MARKET Street, Philadelphia. my7-stittli44 al GERMANTOWN PROPERTY FOR SA.I.E.A handsome improved property on MAIN Street, huge side yard, with abundance of Fruit and Shrubbery, all the modern improvements, and every thing in good condition. Lot, 137 by 224 feet. ALso, a Building Lot, 320 feet front on Shoemaker's lane, con venient to the et:thou—finest location on the street. Ap- ply to • . . . . . ROBERTS & BROTIIFR, my;-3t* MAIN and CENTRE Streets, Germantown irt FOR SALE-SUPERIOR STORE and Dwelling, S. E. corner Fifteenth end Race; Dwelling 1926 Mount Vernon ; de 2036 do; do 2121, 2123, and 2227 Spring (tartlet' street; do 111 South Twentieth; do N. E. corner Nineteenth and Snitsolo; do S. W. corner F,ighteenth and Green ,• 614 North Sixteenth, S 6 feet from; do 323 South Pifth; do 401 South Eizhth: with many others iu various localities. Al , O, a large HlM her Building Lots, Cottages, and Farms. B. P. GLENN, 123 S. FOURTH St. and ray 7 S. W. cur. SEVENTEENTH and GEEEN Ste. VALUABLE CHESTNUT-STREET •=kPROPERTY.—The subscriber:. offer at private sale a property on CHESTNUT Street. between Seventh and Eighth streets; 41 feet front on Chestnut street, and 178 feet deep, running to Jayne street. whit the privilege of a 3.6-feet Av.:mire-way running to Eighth street. FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS of the purchase money may re main on the property as a ground rent, or by bond and mortgage. LALTMAN & SALLADE, 128 South NINT Street, rob4-tf PhHiladelphia. e i FRANKLIN SQUARE. -FOR -ISALE, the very superior four-story HOUSE, with three-story back buildings, No. 200 FRANKLEsi ?Street, opposite Franklin tic care . On the rear end of the lot is large four-story building, fronting on Rae(' street, which rents well. To he appreciated, Must be examined and the , particulars known. Apply on the premises. - Two-thirds of the purchase money may remain on mort gage. mys-thstn3t* ea FOR SALE—IN NORTH WARD, ..M.CAMDEN, ten Brick HOMES, and one Frame; IlvA on Market street, beginning at SO9; Six on Carpenter street, beginning at 512. All well-built; good dry cel lars; will readily rent for ten per cent, of what will purchase them. Persons wishing a good home for from one tO two thousand dollars had better call early.. TerlaS easy. B. 11. BROWNINU, 605 COOPER Street, °Mee foot of BIAI - IKET Street, CAMDEN, N. J. PUBLIC SALE — OF A ITA.NDSOME COUNTRY RESIDENCE, On THURSDAY, April 28111, 1864, iaL2 o'clock, On the Ireinises, sitna etd in . . . . JENKINTOWN, ON THE OLD YORK ROAD, half it mile from railroad station, nine miles front the city, containing ahottr 314 . ACRES OF LAND. The improvements are a two-story Cottage, built of brick, roughen-t, twelve rooms, with one-story back kitchen, finished and papered throughout ; • furnace in cellar, range in kitchen, frame stable, and other out bniltlllo ; two walla With ptunp-i,selt water- fine spring On rear of lot; large garden; fruit of ull kbaL ; beautiful shade trees,sAru,, 1 11 ery, Ac. PONSCNSiaII inunediately. Condition.; on day of sale. ap26-w,7t THOMAS P. MANYPENNY rFOR SALE--A VERY DESIRA im., COUNTRY SEAT—good Stone Mansion, con taining fifteen rooms, with it large verandah on two sides of the building; a handsome lawn, welt shaded; superior large vegetaldo garden, with permanent bolls ciwico 'berries of all the different varieties; a young glut .thrif_tr apple o r chard; also, choice tqtrietle.4 of ntanoard and dwarf pear and cherry trees, iii full bear ing; new coach house, with stabling fur AX horses; situated Q-1 miles from Market-street bridge, on the :Merlon Turnpike, in Montgomery county, and about hull a mile from City-avenue :station, Pennsylvania Railroad. Two-thirds of the purchase money may re. plain on I.n - wig:is:tin n, 5, S. or II acres, to stilt pur chaser. Inquire at 219 CHESTNUT Street, or on the Premises, from 11 to 4 o'clock. inr4-wfsinwf at. ails FARMS FOR SALE.-29 ACRES Holmcsborg, easy of access by railroad and steamboat. 13 atres,and good. Bnilitinge, near Bastleton,and pleg- Sllntly sit ttted. fh2 10040111011? Princeton, New Jersey. 73, 66, and 70 acres nor Sellernville, on North Penn- Nylvani a Railroad. S acres, and Cottage, Lower Merlon, live inileA trona Market-street Bridge. Also, a amnia, of Cottages in Germantown and other detdrable localities. 501110 can be exchanged for city properties. H. P. °LIEN, 123 South FOURTH. Street, and my 7 S. W cor. SEVENTEENTH and GREEN Sts. gni FOR VERY VALUA BLE BLE ESTATE, containing 100 noreK, ttitunte near Clorioantewn. It contains beantitni banding sin:-, and affords a fine opportunity for capitalists desiring invest ment i u real estate. Also, a tract of 20 acres, situate nu Fisher's lane. Also, flue- building lot, On Manbeim street, below •Veen, within a few minutes' walk of two stationm. All of said prupertiec will be sold at reasonable prices, .Aprd'Y to LEWIS 11. REDNEII, niy6-Gt. 152 South DAUM% Street. A RARE CHANCE.—FOR SALE, a Hplendid BAY HORSE, nearly sixtee n Lando hi g h, perfectl y gentle, very prompt driver, full ofcoarugu, end trots fast. Also, a new two-seated CARRIAGE.Can be seen at ate " CLUB STABLE," my:s-W Little Boy's Celle, ARCH, above Second et._ MONUMENTS AND GRAVE. STONES.—A large assortment of Gra ve-Stones,of various designs, made of the finest Italian and American Marble, constantly on hand at the Marble Works of ADAM STEINMETZ, RIDGE Avenue. below Eleventh street, Philadelphia. apl9-;Setif AIVIUSETIIENTS. AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MIMIC. THIS AFTERNOON. GRAND CAI.A mATINLE IN All) OF TUE GREAT SANITARY FAIR, When will be presented, for the Third Time. TILE NEW ENCLiFiIi °PEPS. By 'William nem". Fry, entitle DATVIE ()11.' PARIS CHARACTERS IN TOE OPERA ESMERALDA M.,th.,coMTE isoRS:IIARD GUMMI, 11,,..1ENNy KEMPTON. DE CHATEATIPE 'tr. Wm. cAsTLE. DOM FROLLO Mr. S. (1. CAMPBELL. QUASJMODO - Mr. EDWARD SEOIJI.N FLORIAN Mr. WM. SKAATS Chorofi of Nobks, 6oldierx, veoroe of Paris and it s ri elnity. other Persons in the D rs Spoetaelr: Tlu King anal his Court a Margaret of Flanders and Flemish n,b1IMS11110rS; Eeelesilisties. Gipsies, Mountebank's, and others, represented by Auxiliaries altd a large Corps its con DITCTOI3 21dini,ion to all park of the home Bl (No reservedseats. ) poor, open at 1 o'clock Opera commence at 2 MONDAY, MAY Otl,, 18114 TIFTH NIGHT- ORAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL IN AM OF THE GREAT SANITARY FAIR. AND FOURTH. TIME MS Tim GRAND OPERA, NOTRE DAME OF PARIS., Admission to Parquet, Pa ronct Circle, and Balcony, g,41. Be,erved Scan; 0 - inc. each extra 'Family Circle soc Amplnthcatre 0 50 BOOM Open at 74'; Opora to commence at S. , D ROVER'S CHESTNUT -STREET THEATRE. LEONARD GROVER MANAGER (Al5O of Grover's Theatre, Woshiugtoo,) OR AND FMBLT MATINEE, CR AND 'FAMILY MATINEE, THIS A FTEIr NOON AT TWO O'CLOCK; CoNTLNUEWENTRUSIASM • Over. Om New Ginned The Manager rr..gret, Cowing to previous oug-,,,,,mc 0t b.) to uttoonnett to the pat COTS Of the Nov: ,to,tout. THIS (SATURDAY) AFTER F.N . AND EVENING,- . . As the last night of the great sensation, the new Co nted3 entitled the eilliE3=E==M Bagshot (his great character) Ilfe. S. IC. Atortimer To be followed by HUSBAND AT SIGHT. . Mr. C. Koppita and the Grand Orchestra will perform many Musical Gems during . the evening. In active preparation, and will he produce/1 on Monday' next. THE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN! In whiell MISS ANNIE PARKE Wfff mazo hor firAttimMirtotec.. - RS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH M STREET THEATRE. BENEFIT • BENEFIT OF MR G. Jr. GRIFFITHS. THREE GLORIOUS PIECES. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY), May 7th, 1864, UNCLE FOOZLE, BEAUTY . AND THE BEAST, And the Nautical Drama of THE TIGER OF THE SEA : Fiends in Human Shape. THE WHOLE COMPANY IN THE CASTS. MONDAY, MAWR. DREW. Doors open at Curtain eigeg WALNUT -STREET THEATRE . THIS (Friday) EVENING, May 7th, !REPETITION 4/F LAST Nlfilirti HILL On which occasion Mr. and Mts. \9..1. Florence will aPricar in Et& HT,VARIED CHARACTERS. The performance to commence with the Protean Play, entitled MISCIOEVoirS ANNIE, In, which Mrs. Florence will sustain nix characters, introducing Songs and Dances, T conclude with the new Irish Drama KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN, Or, St. ' Patrick's Eve. Terence O'Moore (a young Peasant), Mr. Florence. MUSICAL FUND HALL. At theClinest solicitation of his numerous admirer,: ME. N. K. RICHARDSoN Has kindly consented to give PATH oTIC AND SELECT HEADINGS, AT MUSICAL FUND HAM, • ON TIIIIngDAY EVENING, May 12. th, at 8 o'clock. TICKET.B 5.5 CENTS—To be procured at Martien's PSI Chestnut street; Gould's,Seventh and Chestnut; Pugh's, Sixth and Chm•tnut, and at the door on the evening of the eutertaiument, my7-stuwth 40' CONCERT HALL, CHESTNUT ST., above Twelfth.—Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert, for one night only, by the HUTCHINSON FAMILY, Far the Benefit of the Committee on Labor, Income, and Revenue, of the Great Central Fair, on THURSDAY EVENIA, May l2tlt, 1864. Tickets to any part of the Hall, M ceuts ; Children, 15 cents. Tickets to he had at Music Stores. tay7-eit ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, CORNER TENTH AND CHESTNUT. GLORIOUS SUCCESS. WOODRUFF'S ORIGINAL BOHEMIAN TROUPE OF GLASS-BLOWERS. With the celebrated Steam Engine. "MONITOR," EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK. Also, Saturday Afternoon. Admission, Evening, 25 cents. Afternoon, 15 cents. No half price. apfL2t* ELEVENTH -ST. OPERA. HOUSE. TIM FAMILY RESORT.' , CARNCROSS AND DIKEY'S MINSTRELS, THE GREAT STAR TROUrE OF- THE WORLD, In their SELECT ETHIOPIAN SOIREES, Splendid Singing, Beautiful Dude Laughable Bur leseties, Plantation Scenes , Re., &c., by TWENTY TALENTED ARTISTS, EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK. Tickets 25 cents. Doors open at 7 o'clock. fe27-Sm J. L. cARNCROSS, Business Manager. NOW OPEN-THE FORTY-FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURE, at the PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OP THE FINE ARTS, CHESTNUT Street, above Tenth. Oren from 9A. H. till 7 P. 1% and from S till 10 in the evening. ap26-if MILITARY. tIPROVOST GUARD-186TH PA. VOLUNTEERS. The recruiting for this Regiment will cease in a few days. RESPECTABLE MEN who desire to AVOID THE DRAFT and engage in this honorable and pleasant BRANCH OF THE SERVICE, should not miss thin opportnnity. Gnod men from the INTERIOR OF THE STATE are partienlarry desired, and they nin,t hasten without delay to the Recruiting Office, FIFTH and BUTTONWOOD Streets, OR IT AifffiLL BE TOOLATE. Recruiting Officers for this command will close their accounts preparatory to rejoining their Regiments. JOHN H. JAM, nry6-It Captain and ReeruitingOflicer. COMPANY K, (GRAY RESERVES,) VIII REGIMENT, P. M.—Members who were in ser vice September, 1852, will meet for rimanwr, at the Armory, BROAD Street, below Race, on SATURDAY EVBNI NO, May 7th. Absent members will.appl:r to H. D. WELSH, Captain, inys-30 214 North THIRD Street. LOST AND FOUND. LOST—A CERTIFICATE OF 5 PER CENT. LOAN OF STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, for i 1516.0.5, dated March 12, MO, No. 724, in name of WILLIAM MEREDITH. Also,a Certificate of fif er cent. Loan of State of Pennsylvania , M for the in of WO, dated .7tme 18-11, Na. 1412 in the nainn of EL If. PRICE, administrator of William Meredith in trust. Application has been made to the Auditor General for renewal of said Certificates. fell-3m ELI If. PRICE, No. 1311 ARCH Street. PERSONAL. PERSONAL.—;-(YIsT MONDAY, MAY 9th, all the proata for the benefit of the Great Sani tary Fair.—Watches, Jewelry, and Silver-plated Spoons, cheapest in the city. Single atone imitation Diamond Bing - , $1; Cluster imßation Diamond Ring, *2; heavy plated Vest Chain, , Fl.; heavy Plain Will stand tne strongest acid, 50e. ; small Bound Black - Enamelled Ear drops, 50c. ; heavy-plated Black Enamelled Sleeve-But tons ; Gents' Pins, - imitation Diamond, $1; Imita -linli'Diamond Studs, 511; Bracelets; 511; Handsomely Chased 'Medallions, complete sots Carlmneln Studs and Buttons, Id; complete sets Black 'Enamelled Studs and Buttons, 'with Pearl Setting, *1; Fancy Watch .eys, 50e. ; Pen and Pencil, with Extension Case, *1; Ladies' long Guard and Chatelaine Chains, *1; Chate- Mine Pins, *1; Genuine Guth. Perches Chains *1; La dies' and - Gans' Miniature Ping, for Hair or Likeness, *1; Seat Rings, Locket Rings, $2.; Coral Armlets 50c.; Spoons, platedo with pure silver, n white metal; Ell per set, ESTLIN & MANN, 016 RACE Street, Philadelphia, COPARTNERSHIPS. THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY PUB -IL "ASH the terms of it Limited Partnership, which they have formed in compliance with the laws of Penn sylvania. ' First. The name of the firm under which the said , ptnership is to be conducted is GEORGE V. NE VILLE. Second. The generel nature of the business intended to be transacted by the said firm or partnership is the COMMISIIIN FRC/D[7CE BYSINESS. Third. The. General Partner of the said firm is - GEORGE V. NEVILLE residing at I lohnesburg, in the Twenty-third ward of the city of Philadelphia, and the Spacial Partner is JOHN WHITEMAN, residing at aifi Strath Tenth street, In - the city of Philadelphia. Fourth. The said Special Partner lots contributed to the comment stock of the said firm the sum of five thou sand dollars. Fifth. The said partnership shall continence Oil the first day of January, in the year of Mir Lord min thou sand eight hundred unit ,12:ty-f.f.tr, find 019,11 tenni note on the 61,t day December, in the year of our Lord else thousand eight hundred and sixtv-seven. OEO. V.NEVILLE, JoILN 1 r11.1T.E31.01. • Witnnß. at WIIITE. LEGAL. INT A N THE ORPHNS'COURT FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA. Estato of WILLIAM wisTF,R, deceased. The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, tedll , .. and adjust the account of JOHN WISTEU, nu rciciu¢ executor of WILLIAM WISTER, deceased, as state :1 by WILLIAM JOHN CHARLES and LEWIS wpymi, executors of the salil JOHN WISTER, and to report. di , triblitiou of the balance in the hands of tbeeerattut ant, will ineet . theparties,interested, ott TUESDAY . , May 17 ISfil, at 4 a clack P. M.. at his Office, No. 1:13 South FIFTH Street, apposite I nilepentioue, Square, in. the city of Philadelphia, uty7-stullitit W. E. WHITMAN. Anditor,_ IN. THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY oF MILADEL PRX, - In the matter 01' the Trost Estate of ANDREW TIIATCHEIt, deceased. Sur ACcouut SAMUEL A. TITSPItAIIE and CI( Alt LES. ROO:NS, administrators of the Estate of ISAAC EiniNs, deceased, who was trustee of ANDREW VIIATCIIER, deemmed. The Auditor appointed by the Honorable Coact to audit, settle, 117/ti adjnst the account filed by Samuel A. - Bispinon and Charles Koons, administrators of Isaac Nouns, deceased, and to report distribution or the its l !Him ill OW11;110,10 , , will mect all parties iulorested, the the purposes his upponthoeuk, oil TITESDAY; 17th day of MAY, A. D. 1564, at 4 o'clock P. - In, ; at. his Mace, No. 1.2:11J,4 South FOURTH Strom. bl the city of Philadelphia. JOAN II ANNA, my7-,mw,7t Auditor. • N Tli E ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. Estate of WILLIAM HALL, deceased. The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle; and adjust the AccountoLlAM HALL deceased, and f P P. C. HALL, Admilni,:- , maw' of the Estate of L to WM:O _distribution of i the Imltin tio time lutado of the acconntant, will meet the parties interested for the pur pose of his appointment, on MONDAY, the Ath day of May, 1944, at 4 o'clock P. M., at the Office, No. 134 South FIFTH S:trect, Philadelphia. oral-chi th fit ItOTC;11 WISTBR, Auditor, giffj z FOR HARTFORD, CONN.- \ DiItECT.--The Philadelphia, Steam Propel ler company's ate:tiller MARS, Grataley, master, is flow reretving freight at AUCH Street wharf. Quirk di.- patch. Apply on hoard or to WM. M. BAIEU 4:Gth. Agent , i 132 South Wharves, niy7-3r . _ JOAN S. WILSON, ill in rmportrr and dealer in WATCHES and tine JEWELRY, maunthettir-d of SILVER li'AliE. No. 112 N'orth NINTH Street , above Mali. Phila. The highest price paid for ohlSilv"' uty6-11a. 14". WRITTEN AND VERBAL DE * .. scnn"rioNs of Character, Constitution, anti Ta • ',-, hint, with ADVICE en Bitsinona, Health, Educa tion, self-improvement, MKna,gemout,and Train ing of GIULDREN, social adaptation, &c., day and evening, by Ph re nol n j gt } t i . .it 1 1 1 ' 13= E effe r. rahla-stuth No. 25 S.TENTH Street.above ChestrtUt. _IOIIN B. MYERS & CO., AUCTION EERS," Non. 232 and 234 MARKET Street. PARIS BONNET RIBBONS AND CLOAKINOS.MIi Incholed in our sale of Monday. Mny will be found, silkinpart.W.l cartons splendid Paris boutiet ribbotti and Velv et ribbons, just landed for city lee& Also, superb Paris plaid eloakings. LARGE PREEMPTORY SALE OF FRENCH, INDIA, GERMAN AND BRITISH DRY GOODS, &0.. FOR Brill NO {TALES.MONDAY MORNING, May iltb, at 10 o'clock, Will be bold, by catalogue, oa four mouths credit, nbont PACKAGES AND LOTS Of French, India, German, and Brittslidry gooda. em b rac i n g a lam and choice assortment of fancy and staple articles in silk, Worsted. woolen. and cotton fabrics. N. B. —Samples of the same will bp arranged for eg aminationa with catalogues, early on the morning of when dealers will had it to their Interest to attend. - - VERY ATTRACTIVE SALE OF PARIS DRESS COODS. Included in our sale on Monday Morning, May nib, will be found the following choice and deli rahle artielA3 of a celebra red importation, embraeing in part - pieces rich Poplin 4' Rte, " Pail de Clievre. "S Ilt Orenndine. " Silk I Pineapp}e cloth.-. " dour bi x. " lbrzandthitio., The above comprise very de , irable g,rodl for chi ales. LARGE FRE:cc:IL DERMAN, SWISS, AND MM. 'HSI! Itla (l4n11)S, 1:11EREI,IoNS, STIIA,Iir GOODS, D ' IM " --inn li: 1 !"! in ollr Peremptory Sale of French GOTlltrl, nroot, u 11l t Attp•r!caro- OdS Monday morn i Int, May nth, will be foltuti,in '. ;:art;U: o ' following choice articles: BLACK — pima,- glos,y black gros de rbina, assorted widths, posh do sole,colored flounce', oil 01141:.rti, cbAth•-,, FANCY SILKS.— —peees and 401,04 MESS GOODS. —pincog rich printed and plain moug. dr inine,Plaitt and fanny poll do hgured now ins, plain and 6111 Cy 11107J111] 1/1(1,1/C: 4 , Printe , i f au ci bardaYfin PrintN, Or, SSiP, SHAWLIi• - 71Slack and uolorod 1, 1 ,-1,, or _ goody, barege, and Ktolla shawls, Sze. RI trlntis.:S, &e.--boxes solid colors fancy and blurt: grog de Naples ribbons, black and fancy silk velvet d o . trimming ribbon, flowers, &c. LACES AND FAIEROI PEBIES. elabro id cod book and Milli collars, in sets and pieces, band, - "inns, laces, rulllings, lace veils, &e., ST.e. Lace point and mantles. 7 , Vill ORE TlfolllAB Also, black ornpes, eolured 6 - airbus, burego silk handkerchiefs: (1 neck ties, kid :Ind Hsie clove,. brahlr, ttnitieb-, hcutl nets, buttons, sowings, fancy arti cle:, &c. SUN tilt iftIELLAF4.-2,1 pncicage. silk and ginglingit sun umbrellas. • • Also, —dozen hal morn I and hoop skirt:4. ' Also, 37 cases shaker hoods, palm bat, vrome,res awl pI7FROs bonnets. _.•tr;- der goods In large Vgelet ATTRACT' YE SALE OF CLOVES AND GAUNTLETS Inchuled in nue s.ade on Monday morning, May 9th, found the following de:drable and freill goodH, just lauded, emwisting of men and woolen's black and colored kid gloves, Gun/ de Swede, lisle, milk, Union, b e ,, v er, auJ vaster glover:, 01111 Balm:try aattiittutn, lot thet best elk- sales. PARIS FANS—FANCY ARTICLES, &o. On Monday, May PO, will be sold to close a concert' a large assortment of Paris fans, buttons, necklaces ptiise9, brCaidpins, fancy articles, &c. LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF" 1 1100 PACKAGE% BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS, ARMY GOODS, STRAW GOODS, &c. ON TUESDAY MORNING, May 10th, at 10 o'clock, will be sold by cataloging, wlthook reset.ve, r , ,fl four months , credit, about I, lOU packages boots, shoes. brogans, cavalry hoots, faC., embracing a prime and fresh assortment of desirable articles for men, women, and children, of city and Eastern manufacture. Also, straw goods, dm, in mono hat=, shaker hoo4s, &C. N. EL—Samples, with cataimmes, early ou the morn ing of sale. LARGE POSITIVE SALE OP BOOTS, SHOES. AMIN' GOODS, SHAKER HOODS, &c. NOTIGE.—Oor sate of boots, shoes, sti:nw , goo 4 on TUESDAY AIORNING, May - 10 , will comprise iu part the following fresh goons,. to be sold without to, serve, viz: Cari Ons woinen's, misses', and children% city made " sewed balmorids and gaiters. cases men's tine dress books. —cases men's 2.1-inch-leg grain cavalry boots. —cases men's and boys' nailed boots. dAge.4: men's a tut boyg' thick bOOtii. t - cases men's, boys nun youths' calf, Kip, and grsi,s boots. CUSeS men's, boys', and youths' calf and kit, Iwo —eases men's, boys', and youths' calf and I'. I: gaget, casts 111e11 . 3, boys', and youths' calf and kip bat morals. —cases women's, misseS', and clrildren'6 calf and kip heeled boots. —Caties Women's, misses', and children's goat and kip heeled boots. —eases women's, and children's morocco and enameled boo ts. casesiremen • s, misses', and children's gaiters, hat - morals, Sr.c. Mies MPH'S a MI boys Oxford ties. —cases W0211 , ,, Z , attd 1111.141b0 nititPd. hoot. N. B.—The above will embraee a prime and palm, assortment., well worthy the attention oLbuyers. °pelt for examination early on the morning of sale. Also, straw goods, palm hats, Shaker hoods. dm. LARGE FETIEMFTORY SALE OF EUROPEAN, INDIA. AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS, STRAW - GOODS, CARPETS, MATTIN'GS, &c. We will bold a large sale of British, German, French t and American dry gouda, by catalogue, on four monthar credit, and part for cash. ON THURSDAY MORNING. May 12th, commencing at precisely 10 o'clock. COM- Prising 7:45 PACKAGES AND LOTS of British, German, French. India, and American dry goods, embracing a large, full, and fresh assortment of woolen, worsted, linen, cotton, and silk goods,fer city and country sales. N. B.—Samples of the same will be arranged for exa mination, with extelognex., early on the morning of Hale, when dealers will find it to their interest to attend. BY SCOTT & STEWART, AUCTION TERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Nos. 622 CHESTNUT Street and 615 SANSOM. 6th and 7th inst., at S o'clock precisely, 250 flue oit paintings, from the studios of some of the most eminent American and European artists, embracing the works of .1. Hamilton, Moran, liaise, Paul Ki%ler, Otto Somers, Benson, Speuzel. Also, au original portrait of John Broome Davy, by Gilbert Stuart, and Leda. and the Swan, by Prof. Grasse. Connoisseurs and others will find this a chance seldom met with, and should call and examine the collection at once. Gallery open until 0 o'clock is the evening. .LAEGE rEuAt) , 7 4 ()Ey.C4 z ll: e y. ajjoy . lIRNITURE. 10th inst., at 10 o'clock precisely, we will sell by ca talogue, e large assortment of iron furniture, compri sing bedsteads, bureaus, washstands, tables, marble top; grape setters and chairs, bat-racks, umbtella, stunds, the .tte, Open for examination day previous br) sale. SCOTT & STEWART, Auctioneers, will give their ersonal attention to Sales of MERCHANDISE, end p WARES of all deacriptions, and FURNITURE of par tiem removing or breaking - up housekeeping, on the pre mises Of the OW/WS, or at their elegant and spacious SALES ROOMS, Nos. 622 CHESTNUT and 615 SAN SOM Streets. FURNESS, BRINLEY & CO., No. 615 CHESTNUT and 612 JAYNE Streets SALE OF IMPORTED AND DOAIESTD3 GOODS. 02( TUESDAY MORNING, May loth, 13114,, At 10 o'clock, on tour credit -000 packages and lots of lamer and staple 'dry goods, einniaising a large assortment of fresh goods. SPECIAL SALE OF 1300 CARTON'S POILT DE SOLE. BONNET AND TRIMMING RIBBONS, JUST LANDED, ON TUESDAY MORNING, May 10th, At 10 o'clock, consisting of— No.. 4 and 5 corded edge poilt do sole ribbons, white. black, cuir, mats, blue evegue, and assorted colors. 10 to 60 do. do. 10 to 40 cuir and rani, do. 10 to 40 troche, figured, and plaid do. 4to 100 corded edge triple chain black do.' - • 10 In SO extra gnality triple chain colored do. N, B, —The attention of the trade is requested to the above -at.-, an it will cennpriAo a largo and fall as„Ort• went of the newest styles and colors. BY HENRY P. WOLBERT, AUCTIONEER, No. 202 MARKET Street, South Side, above Second S t PRINTS, DRESS GOODS, HOSIERY, SKIRTS, TRIM— MUNGS, Stc. _ ON MONDAY MORNING, -- layPth, at 10 o'clock, will be sold from the shelves, a large and desk:o,lo il,l , ol4llllent of goodn, COlanrining. figured print del aines, musli no, tarlstons, nets, laces, embroideries., cotton hosiery, linen .Ikt's,,, tape,skirts,, pins, shirt fronts, collars, trimmingo, Sec. Also, ready made clothing, cloths, cassimeres, &lacy Wool :old muslin shirts, felt hats, caps, altoes, straw goods, Sc. • Sales of Dry Goods, Trimmings , Notions, Ste., every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY Morning,,com xnencing at,lo o'clock. PANCOAST & WARNOCK, .A.VO- TIONEERS, No. 240 MARKET Street. SPECIAL POSITIVE SALE OF 44)0 CASES STRAW a I I OOJR 4 BY CATALOGUE, MONDAY. Mar 0, /SRI, eonnneneiag at 11 e deck precisely, com prising a full assortment of fashionable shapes nonneks and hats for ladies, misses, and children. LARGE POSITIVE SALE AMERICAN AND IMPORT ED DRY GOODS, WIIITE GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS, Scc.,(thy eatalogn, , , on Wednemlay, May 11. commencing at In o'clock, nrreisely, comprising about 7Cillots t , eas-ouable good, to which the attention of buy ert, is invited. PHILIP FORD & CO., AUCTIONEERS. 525 MARKET and 022 COMMERCE Streets.' LAROESILOEg POSITIVE SALE . BALMOR OP 1,006 ALS, CASE &C S BOOTS. fi BROGANSti MONDAY MORN TSO, May Mk, at 10 o'clock precisely, will be , sold by cata logue, for cash, 1,030 cases melts, boys', and youths' calf, kip, and grain hoots, brogans, lntimorals, cavalry booze,St. ; women's, misses and children' a calf, kip, Bgoat kid, and morocco , healcd boetS and shoot, slipper% buskins, gaiters, &c., of city and tltneru. Manufae-• tures, LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF 1,000 CASES BOOTS. SHOES, BROGANS, BALMORALS, Ste., ON TIIMitiI)AY 310 !Kai 12tH, at 10 o'clock precisely, will be sold by cata logue for cash, 1,000 cases men's, boys , and youths' calf, kip, and grain boots, brogans, balmorals, cavalry boots, &c. Women's, misses, and children's calf, kip, goat, kid. and morocco heeled boob.; and slices; slippers, busking. gaiters, &c„ comprising a general assortment of goods. LETMI city and Eastern mannfacioclo, B.—Open for examination, with catalogues, early on the morning or sloe. MTHOMAS & SONS, • Nog. 1.39 and 141 South FOURTH Strosit , , ELEGAT NCO UNI ICY SEATS AND Filth'-CLASS CITY PIGWEET Y. our Pale, on Tuesday next,loth May, at the Exchange. 1.0 0110 of the tar eat. and vainpriso sOnld of tbe most Vt ulthie property ntfered VII, season, including the estates of J. Brown, C. lit Han, D. S. Davis, Josiah Dawson, G. Poem= andlG. Ludwick, deceased, by order at' Orphans' Court and Executor,. Also, by order of Trustees, 3 valuable stores and a large warehonA.,. Feeui street, and other valuable city propertY hand some country seat, Darby, and the splendid country seat (formerly Mr. Bowed o), near Ilalinesburg, Full particular, wadi In pamphlet catalogue,4. tar' Salesrlth and 2 th May will al.,n i.e very large. See lints of the pro turt les on pages 12, 23 and 24. of entit , • lugue, al , : .6 PEREMPTORY SALE SPLENDID couNTEr SEAT. Our shin TIJESDA Y, Pith Mar. 1011 Mein& an Elegant Country Seat, Bristol Turnpike (formerly Mr. BONVeII •S, and lattoely ver . s), largo, and splen did stone mansion, stabla, and enaelt bowie, and 2a acre.. Tl,c mansion Ia elagUlltlY fl titahod, With all MOs dent couvfnzienees, and the gronml4 handsomely 101 out, and highly improved. C.lnimauds beautiful views. convenient to churches runt schools, and accessible to CATS steaMbears, stages, .3m. Sale absolute. 1/4. nu rtien In P , In bn Snit' for account ihritoil Staten. Pion:l:w 80xv.!•4 or.D LITBII3EI,I IRON, &c. ox sArtfunAY 311)1{NING, Bray 7th, at 111 o'clock, at the United States Armada?, Moat' Gray 14 Ferry, about rak) packing boxes, large Le; old Imbiber, hogsheads, barrels, crates, strap Iron, hoops, pole baths, EXTENSIVE SALE HFOTE L URNITURE AT ST. LOUIS ON 11fO:41>AV stoomm, Nay 16th, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, the entire In:- flaunt of the St. Louis Hotel, Chestnut street, between Third and Fourth streets, comprising the pit rho', dining room, and the furniture of 100 chamber., tine hair mat trews, beds, and table Ilinens,linens,Also, the office mid. bar furniture, tire-proof CiICHI, ICUs 0140141A1 barg. &e. HORSES ! HORSES ! !—T H subscriber having rented the Stables No: SIO CHERRY Street, lifts itirg rereirea a large let of irt)g!rrtuliN HcfRgES, consisting oflieveral pairs superb conch, single drivers? and middle horses, all of which will be sold at reasona ble prices. Vie undersigned intends keeping for sale at all times,. a well-ii,sorled stook of drat -clase berees. Geutiottett wasting good horses will }..5 0 JOSEPH L. HHISE, sita CHERRY Street. l amp EDWIN A. HUGHES, South TENIZSE4::t7one Su ' ruce xnys-lin PHILABLYHIA- qs i t:7 LADIES TRUSS AND BRACE STORE—Conducted by Ladles, TWELFTH Street, tint door below Race. Every article in their line elegant, easy , and edema ill make. 0 H. NEL DLES, Proprietor, attends to Gentlemen, on the corner of TWELFTH and RACE Streets. N. B.—Prafessionat accuracy insured. my4-3tnie 46,10 MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT LOANED uon Diamonds, Watches,. Seal, rY, Plate, Clothing, &c. at JONES CO m K Old Established Loan Omce, corner THEE* and OASKILL -treets, bdoW Lombard. 14104,11 AUCTION SALES. LARGE SALE OF 250 FINE OIL PAINTINGS ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS. ON TUESDAY MORNING NEXT, =MMM=U=I
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