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OITICE OF THE 31121EILICL OIL
c,),MPANY, 524 WALNUT street,
PHILADRLPRIA May 9, MU.
have this d declared' a Dividend of
p A PALE PER C Companye Cspital
ter the
Office of thon 'and atter
dear of State and United States taxes.
'• hooks will be closed after the 14th inst..
! ,.,.n.acti on the 19th.
THOS. R. SEARLE, Secretary.
OFFICE OF - THE MAPLE SHADE
1 . ,k7 011, COMPANY, 524 WALNUT Street,
PH /I,ADELPIfiA, May t, IStL
.-- pirectora . baye this day declared a Dividend of
ji nin ÜBeiT. on the Capital Stock, r.rabh, Ott
..f.tter the 16th United the Office of the ConpanY.
State and States taxes
lac trazaifer - boot's will be closet' .
, 0 11 , opened on the 113th, , llth inst..
•siv-10-2t TIIOS. 5E.,0:1.17,
DIVIDENI) NoriorTL
OFFICE OF TIM Pronz L COMPANY,
-
;'outheast corner of AVALgLz;::,..I.)-1;-;4.:).t.??.alaly
' declared Divi
dend
Board o r Dl.retalq have this Ly
the CompatlTPrevions to
dead opt,. 147.`rt CANT. tine Capital Stook, pay
r.YPiti, Office of the Company, clear of United States
tYst i .,t;Tax. en and after the ltith instant.
In gratfer Book. will be closed on - FRIDAY, May
T s b, f.,r FIVE DAYS.
ERRT. Treas
.TA Di Et; r titer.
TIME GREAT CENTRAL FAIR. —•
()trice of the Commitmo on Labor, income, and
No. 118 S. SEVENTH Strfct,
midorc:ioned„ . Trellntres of this Committee, cc-
,wledges the receipt of the following sub , criptionS:
the West PhiladelphiaPassonger Railway,
••one day's revenue," remitted by George
ri7liams, Esq., per William Martin, Jr.,
11 41 ,, Treasurer , 1626 63
- , pieyees f, , aid Company, Per do 27 t/0
spruce and Pine-streets Passenger Rail
p.,y, remitted by S. Gross Fry, Eso., Tren
,,r, per George Williams, Esq halt' gross
of one day; half of one day's earnings
ollicers and - employees 210 70
r Charles M. Dnpity ' per Rev. Pr.mpli-rds• . 10 00
B. Griffith, per Dr. Stith-lards • ti o 00
r. Es B. Potter, Per Dr. Suddards 5 00
c .
Samuel Edward, one day's salary 3 00
T. Douglass, Jr., one day salary....,. 3 °2
A. M. Abel, one day!s income P io "
v. E. . Lightner
Wnh, Cooper, P.D., one day's income... , .
y. I. Bolton, one day's salary 215
~ y . D. R. Goodwin, one day's 5a1ary.......... 10 00
,T Mr. Matthias Stratton, Chairman workmen.
American Metre Co 42 00
John M. - navy Fo"g., Chairnmn ll'oitrth COL.
Irtien District et` Pm:luso-iv:mut
. •e na Assessor's Department, Collector's do.- • .
, tar Di Taggart and Clerks, per do
;,gier and Ellis, Whisky lit , Pectars, and ern
per do .11. 70
Bori., Collector, and employees. 40 00
149. , Aktopit ill.n,eotvicr, third remittance.,.. 4 71)
lis l l 00 07
A, ti, 11. F 11 10
Mrs. Wilber F, Smith, remitted by Miss
,te W Thompson, Mahanny City 70 15
2 . 00-. r
i ere of" &MIA ' public schools, by
Fsci., Chairman Committee
"r4 ,7 -'..• - '',.mools," one day's salary" 47 10
rant Hot s sale 108
Miner. one day's income 8 00
„. 1 ,1.,yms of Garrett Sc Son, one day's labor,
P. llnbotao, chairman 20 00
In C. Standbridge, Esq., and employees— .• .• 10 00
31i ,, Shannon:
liOnti Bro
; - nberwood & Co
Shannon, Esq
Orr
Leland, Esq..,douatiou
Catasanqua, remitted by W. H. Horn,
, cashier, per Geo. M. Troutman, Esq_... 75 00
schullerman & Co., one day's profits of
2t forth Eighth street 50 00
Plcy, Esq., Druggist, and employees
cash II , j; one day's income
Horner SE Sons, Grocers, N. IV. corner Se
"renth and Noble streets, and employees
tinployees of I. S. Y. St A
rror Pereira, WL: cash, $5
Esq
rlaylurre , Cl' -lames, Steul, Santee, Sr. Co., par
Ileuszey 65 OD
JOAN W. CLAGHORN, Treasurer,
Office, No. 118 South SKKENTII Street, plain.
- . .
It inky be proper here to state that these subscriptions
tr to furnish to the valiant seamen of our navy . and the
tisvc soldiers of our armies di-eahfed in germee those
mnPorts and necessities not supplied by the Govern
wet. It may alscr be proper to suggest that the privet
clerks, or men of different institutions, mills, fac
-I,tes, stores, ate., in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, or
11:aWare, ortmize, at once, movements in their re
:•:,,Ttive establishments and present the matter to all
itme therein engaged, and by getting up a subscription
;,per, more readily afford each cue engaged in the
••.-tablishment” an opportunity to contribute to the
T ies -Aug wants of our brave soldiers.
Lieh establishment will be duly credited with amount
veAved, and their subscriptions, with others, and remit
illees by mail, duly acknowledged in this paper It
PHILADELPHIA. ii A - 1" 9T H,
1.4.—T0 the S'tockholdtri,,if the Atlantic and
. . . _
Tplegravli COM,VgatY:
Fur the purpose of carrying hits effect the re,eintionS
ef your Board of Directors, unaulinon.ly adopted on
14th day of April,. 1804, and the arrangement made
with the - Western Union Telegraph Company, by which
':e lint, a :u/ property of this Company will hereafter
emkr tt e eAltrol and management of that Company,
are requested, if you desire to exchange your steak
the stock of the Western Union Telegraph Company
call at the Office of H. H. SHILLINGFORD, Esq..
eeretary Atlantic and Ohio Telegraph Company, No. 3
?.. - oRREST PLACE, 123.4 South FOUR T H Street, or
lAV:it'd him a power of attorney for that purpose.
As soon as the transfers are made and a list furnished,
11. e Secretary of the Western Union Telegraph Company
Rochester, New York, the stock of chat Company
itill be sent to the Secretary of the Atlantic and Ohio
Telegraph Company for delivery. The transfers must
bat made nod the list furnished on or before the 16th inst.
it is presumed most of the Stockholders will avail them
selves of the right to make the exchant' provided for,
nd it is important it should be dole by the time stated,
that they may be entitled to their quota of the exten
sion stock of the Western Union Company in the Over
land Russian Lino to be built by that Company.
A statement showing the condition and prospects of
the Western Union Telegraph Company and its connec
tion with the Overland Russian Line, has been furnish
ed me by the Secretary of that Company, and such stock
helders as desire to examine it can do 60 at my office.
The transfers received will be regarded as for ex
change unless otherwise indicated.
D. SPOOKS,
Agent Western Union Telegraph Co..
105 South THIRD Street.
Der' THE GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
FANCY GOODS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
AND PLATED WARE.
The undersigned have been appointed a Sub-commit
tee to request donations:
FANCY GOODS. -
E. Christman, E. Clinton, L. Grosholz.
WATCHES.
John M. Harper,E. Tracy.
JEWELRY.
P. Thibault, Thomas C. Garrett.
SILVER WARE.-
Jos. T. Bailey, G. W. Simons, Franklin Butler.
PLATED WARE.
Thomas Wriggins, Wm. M. Farr.
The Trade are respectfully requested to send in their
donations as early as vossible, to either of the Commit
tee, er to the Chairman, J. E. CALDWELL,
522 CHESTNUT Street,
Money donations will be received by:
GEO. W. SIMONS, Treasure
Sansom-street r,
1.
LADIES' COMMITTEE.
Mrs. James L. Claghorn, Chairman.
Mrs. Joseph Harrison.
Sirs. Morris Sirelld.
Mre. W_ li Rorstmatin,
Mrs. W. P. Ellison.
Mrs. Thomas Fobes.
Mrs. J. W. Pritchett.
Mrs. Henry C. Lea.
Mrs. S. A. Harrison.
:Miss Louisa Clog Urn,
Miss A, Sager.
Miss I. Antelo,
(ar• GREAT C.
PHILAD]
.71,,ETIOULTURAL AND
The Committee in charge
fully solicits contributions
at the Fair in June next, at
tables, also,
:Bouquets, Phantom Bouquets,
Baskets of Flowers, Autumn Leaves,
Floral Designs, Aquaria,
Banging Basket., Seeds, •
Flower Stands, Gardening Books,
Fern Cases, Fountains,
Aviaries,_Horti9vltural Iron Work,
Gardening. Implements, Wire Work,
IC.ti VA Wino " China and Waal,
Garden Seats and. Vases, . spotters,
Flowers,
n Dried Fret
Dried • Foreig or Exotic Fruit,
Wax Wax Fruit,
Leather " Garden Statuary.
In short. Rustic Adornments of every kind, .or any
thing of a rural or rustic character that does not strictly
belong to the Agricultural Department.
Daily contributions of cut flowers, bouquets, designs,
I,a,kets etc., so as to insure a constant and regular sup
:PIT during the Fair, will be very acceptable, and con
will pleit-e arrange with the Chairman of the
Committee on Baskets, Designs, and Bouquets, Mr.
ROBERT KILVINGTON,FIorist. LOCUST Street, near
Thirty-seventh, WEST PHILADELPHIA, as to the days
on which their contributions will be required.
Daily contributions of Fruits and Vegetables, not only
for exhibition and sale,
but also for the use of the lie
taanrant, will also he thanklfuly received.
The time fixed for the owning of the Fair is the FIRST
'TUESDAY IN .TUNE NEXT, and it will continue two
weeks. All articles except cut Bowers, fruit, and vege
tables, must lie received on or before the preceding day.
Donations 1 . 1'0211 the interior of this State, and from
Delaware and New Jersey, can be forwarded by any
Millie conveyance free of freight, and should be dis
tinctly marked " Great Central Pair, Logan Square.
Philadelphia, horticultural Department, Care ll.
King, 7E3 Cheetnnt aired, Philadelphia.." o f.Flr
Alit , " Ealithition,'' as May be desired , Bills
at lading should also be forwarded to the same address.
D. RODNET KING. Chairman of Gentlemen's Com
mittee.
Mrs. J. RHEA BARTON, Chairman of Ladies' COl4-
Uittee• ap9-tuthstjes
ENTRAL FAIR,
IELFRIA.
FLORAL DEPARTMENT.
of this Department respect
for either exhibition or sale,
Fruit, Flowers, and Vege-
Ur' FARM - Rif' AND .TrizenANlCS ,
LAND AND BUILDING ASSOCIATION. —A
:SPecial Meeting for sale of Land will be held on TUES
-I>AY EVENING, May 10th, at 8 o'clock, at 116 North
:NINTH Street. Every Stockholder should be present.
/031-3 t. STERLING BONSALL. Secretary.
Igr TILE GREAT CENTRAL. FALB.—
Subscriptions or donations for Committee of One
May's Labor, Income, or Revenue, received TO-DAY
by JOHN W. CLAGHORN, Treasurer, Office No. 118
,South SEVENTH Street, Philadelphia: Let all prompt
-4y ravona, Subscriptions and remittances by mail
duly receipted for, and acknowledged in the neentpa
- apT3-1m
TarEXCHANGE BANK OF erns'
BURG, Polar 3. 1564.
The Board of Directors of this Bank have declared a
dividend of FIFE PER CENT. out of the earnings of the
]net six months, payable on the 13th Inst.-astern
Stockholders will be paid at the Western Bank of Phila
delphia. The Government excise tax will be paid by
.the Bank. • ANDREW LONG,
nail-10t Assistant Cashier.
ligr• OFFICE OF THE wEsTmonr,
LAND COAL COMPANY, No. 230 South
211IliD Street, corner of Willing's alley,
PHILADELPHIA, May 4, 1864.
A meeting of the Stockholders of the WYSTMOI4E
IAND COAL COMPANY Will be held at their Office on
FRIDAY, May 30th, 1664, at 11 o'clock. A. iIL, to Tote on
The acceptance of the act of incorporation, approved
April 30, 1864, and to elect a Board of Directors to servo
:until the next election. F. H. JACKSON,
1113'8-14t Secretary.
COMMERCLAL BANK OF PENN
SYLVANIA, PrinatnEntml.4, May :3, 1884.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a Divi
dend of FIVE PER CENT., payable on demand clear
of National and :State taxes. S. C. PALAIER,
zny4-61 Cashier.
Bgtr COMMONWEA.T.TII DANK.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1, 1331.
The Directors have this day declared? , a Dividend of
IVE Der cent for the last six months, payable on de
:mand, clear of State and United States tax.
iny4-6t A. C. YOUNG, Cashier.
i l;0"=* FATiLMERS , AND MECHANICS'
BARR, PHILADELPHIA, May 3, 1564. .
The Board et meters have this day declared a Divi
d,)hd of - FIVE 1 . -or eent. payable on demand, clear of
:united States aud State ?axes.
ruy4-6t W. RUSHTON, JR.., Cashier.
_
litgr= GIBARD BANK.
FITILADE,PHIA, May 3, 1t54.
Tlio Director! , hive title day declared a Dividend of
TINE per cent. oat of the profits of the last six mouths,
Payable on and after the 13th inst., free of all taxes.
re yi-tmyl4 W. L. SCHAFFER, Cashier.
K.ENSINGTON BANK,
PR7LADELP ILIA, May MM.
The Board of Dlreetors have this day declared a Divi
dend of TEN l'Ell CENT. for the last six months, pay
.thld on demand, clear of State and United States taxes.
111 34-6 r C. T. YERKES, Cashier.
llgr• 11.11ECIWVICS' BANK..
PHILADELPHIA, May 3. MI
The Board of Directors have this day declared a Divi
dend of SIX per cent., payable on and after the 13th
snst. J. WLEGA.ND,
Inyl-tinyH
souritlVAltit BANK—
PECILAM:LPIIIA, Map 3,1863.
The Director- have declared a Dividend of SEVEN per
(era., payable on demand. F. P. STEEL,
Cashier.
liar TIM ipmELLA,"Dra.rvEct SANK.
PHILADELPHIA, XLy 3, kVA
The Directors: have declared a Dividend of FIVE per
cent. for the hot six months, and also an extra Divi
dend of THREE per cent,. payable on demand, and free
<Of State taxes and the United States tax of three per
cent. B. B. COMEGYS,
MY4-6t Cashier.
far- UNION' - BAINTIL.
PHILADELPHIA, 3. 186.
At a meeting of the Directors, hold thislla dy
av, a di4vi
dend of 5 irr c..nt., clear of all taxes, was :declared
.1 2 49ab1e on demand
'.109-sthstn6t
WESTERN BANK OF PIIILA.
DETAPIIIA, May a, 1864.
The Directorsof this 'Bank have this day declared a
dividend of TEN per cent, payable on demand, Meat or
rational and State t'axes. C. N. WEYGANDT,
.tay4-6t Cashier.
gRy-- orricy: OF THE DEPARTMENT
OF IiAIiKET HOUSES, WHARVES, AND
LANDINGS, FIFTH. Street. below Chestnut.
PAILADELPHIA, May 6. 1864.
,;COT10E: —SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
Ottlee, - for the thorough repairing of the Wharf at
„„ridesburg. Proposals will be received until FRIDAY,
Yl:ith, at 12 o'clock. J. H. PUGH,
In.Y7,•tuth.3t cvLIPAINACzIer.
100 00
100 00
100 00
10 00
100 00
ap-stnth6t
J. J. HUCKEL, Cashier
TO TOE CITIZENS OF THIFI
TH WARD OF THE CITY OF
PHILADELPHIA: IITF
Your Committee appointed at en adjourned meeting
held at Spring Garden Hall, March the 19th, 1861, to
audit the irlCCOlzutn or t he treasurer of the Ward. Ilsuattty
Fund, under the find two calls of the President for
500,000 men, beg leave to EP makeOßT the following
R :
They (Ind that the Treasurer of the Fund, COL Win.
'P. Thelon , , ie chargeable Dß. asunder .
•
To amount of collations; paid In by the several Sub
division committees, toKether with such other
amounts
as were paid in by indrvlduals, at the Hall andel
se
there, and assigned to the proper sub-division
viz.
let ,:ulo-cliyhituu• issi
2d .•.
3d
4th
sth
Gth "
7th
Bth
$13,324 72
To which add proceeds of , ale 0[174 exemption
certificates at tii2o each•:s3,4Bo 00
One exemption certi Scale at $25 25 00-5, - 505 00
---
Making total receipts 516,899 72
CR.
By amount paid out as ward bounty to 543
VOlunteers, at U 1 each 13,635 W
Tiy mutt, - expenses, such as advorti
sing, printing circulars, handbills,
&c., for which vouchers were Pro
duced OM 00 •
Making total tEsbursemeuts i 4 /4.331 (1!)
Leaving at thiS time 11 arixponded 2,31 S 0
There yet remain unpaid of volunteers who
ore entitled to the ward bounty of fit' 3 1•26
men 3.150 OD
Le acing a deficiency to meet our obligations
tinder these two calls of 831 37
of this amount there remains a small portion unpaid
that can be collected, but a greater part of it cannot,
:n.] your committee can only express their inability to
understand 111101.1 what principle of honor persons recon
cile it to their conscience the neglect to pay to the Trea
surer the amounts that they have voluirtarily sub
scribed, and upon the faith of which the ward :Ls:lamed
he obligation to pay the bonnty determined upon.
Respectfully submitted.
THOMAS THOMPSON,
ORO. I. YOUNG,
THOS. R. DAVIS,
Auditing Committee.
The TreAlknrer of the Fourteenth Ward Bounty I' and,
in connection with the Secretary of the Ward Meetings,
submit to the citizens of the Fourteenth Ward the fol
lowing statement, pursuant to resolution passed:
UNCONDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS.
FlT*!l' :7.:11-DIVISION—A LI:I , MT C. 120BE1CT6, IMAIRMAN.
JOCObS, S. W 01100 00 ()rim, John 10 00
Potts, Wm. E 100 00 _Potts, Chas.o 10 00
Roberts, A. C 100 00 Reakirt, J 10 03
Young, A 30 00 Stockton, T. 11 10 00
Allen, J. Mi1t0n...,. 30 00 Schreiner, F 10 00
Kennedy, Edw. ll 23 00 Vain Cleve, F. A_ 10 oa
Bartlett, Job 25 thENVetheril, Jr„T 10 00
El: kitoll ; Jam,:, 20 GO'Bucton, A. Itl 10 00
Miller, Andrew 11... 25 001 Decker, Wm 10 OD
Iticelees, C. D _25 00: Ayres, Win 5 (1)
Van Buses, J. 13.... 25 00 Burk,' Wm. A 500
Woodward, M. W.. 25 °O'Day, E " _ 500
Briuton, C. J 20 00 ;Evans, Win., 5 00
Land - i. . 2. T. ..... ..... 20 00!Ilogheg, John.-- 103
Moore, Samuel-- 20 00j.ong,shore, T. E 100
Stotesbury, T. P ..... 20 00b Lu erss en, L 500
Truman, Alex. 5.... 20 00jbelvis, It. itt 500
Warrincr, 11. It 20 001Minilill, T. T 5 no
Jewell, A 35 00; McAllister, Ctratire G 500
Auerbach, S 10 001Mitcliell, W Vi... 1; tic.- 503
Bret y. Jacob 10 00; Me3l urtrie. Faulkner 500
Risher. C. s 10 00 Rhein, John 5 00
Cobb, E 10 00:Ituckman, Richard— SGO
Clark. J. S 10 00,1 - Lowland, T, M 5 03
Collins, J 10 00 Stuckert, G. T 5 00
Elliott, .1 10 00 Saellbaker, W. A,.. 000
Kohleakanip, Rich's 10 00 Toy, J 5 00
Hickman, George... 10 00!Large, Charles 000
Ilenszey, W. C 10 00 Cash .6 2 00
Kilpatrick, John,... 10 00'
Landes, 0. C 10 OD
Morgan, R. 11 10_00
SECOND : : ..IGHLI/VIrSION - CHARLES PRYOR, CHAIRMAN.
Dillon John C ii. 3.5 00 nennessey,Rompaid. 505
Stahl, Philip 1 - 1 . 30 00 Nagle, John G 5 00
13o,well,*Andrew J... 25 00 Vincent, Parnell G... 5 01)
Clark, William 2.5 (X) Moser, John 5 00
Fisher, Sr., Jacob.— 20 00 lost, G. W 5 00
Fisher, Jr., Jacob...: 25 00 Mott, 1t.13 500
Drown. B. M 25 (10 Tubbs Horace M 5 00
Smith, Famine - 25 (X) O'Sullivan, M 5 00
Pry o r, Charles 20 00 Dickson, Robert 5 00
Sellers, Samuel 20 00 Peak, 'William ll_s 00
J
Taylor, Franklin 15 00 Poster, ohn 5OO
McMahan, John 10 00 Patterson, Joseph.... 300
Gray, Robert 10 00 Walton, U 300
Severn". Abraham.... 10 00 Johnson, Dexter....• • 300
Parker, George W.... 10 00 Chtegrove, P 2 00
Homan, Martin, unrd 10 00 80ildff,Casparovip'd 200
Guff, Edmund 10 00 Ralonsonin, Louie..., 200
Weller, William H... 700 (Iyerbeck,lslre.George 200
i
600 ll off, Edmond. 2 DJ tei
Butler, Ito
h %o er r t are L
5.00 Hager, Andrew 1 00
Kirkpatrick, Thomas. 500 Sclramaeker, H 1 04)
Erlebborn, Samuel— .. 500 Stine, Charles 100
Wolf, William It 5 00 Aft, Web),. 1 00
Clarke, Daniel W.... 500 Dr. McKnight' 100
lints)), John 5 001
Firth, Mrs Catharine. 5 001
TIMID SURI,I7 - I:3ION—JOHN Q. OINNODO, CHAIR - FAN.
Has-all, W. s 200 00 Henry, Theodore •.• • 25 00
1)e Haven, .T. D 100 00 Knight, R. B 25 OU
Dunn, J. /I 00 00 Allen, Joseph 20 th)
Robbins ' C. ll 50 00 Hall, A. R ...........22 02
Yates, B. D .50 Of) Fenstman, 11.11 20 00
Chapman, Joseph.... 50 00 Herr, Joseph 25 00
Lee, B. It 20 00 Bacon C. 1) 00 00
Seal, J. 11 50 00 Freekind, J. S 20 011
Thoinpson,Chas. H.. 50 00 Hart, Daniel 20 00
Reeves, C. W 40 00 Stiller, Edwin 20 00
Partial', D. dc P 30 00 Mitchell, Frank 20 00
Ellirer, Dr. George., all 00 Gatcholl, P. R 20 oo
Beidelman, B. 30 00 Heilner, 1" 20 00
. H - 00 00 Stauffer, Samuel 5... 20 00
Webb, .Collins,'Wm.B .• ••••• 25 00 Laird, juo L 20 00
Atkinson, F. T 25 00 Piersoll, Dr. J.M.••• 20 00
Hunt, Benjamin' 25 Oa Roberts, Edward).- 90 00
Dian:Lehi Francis..., 25 00 Smith, Bev, J. Hyatt. 20 00
Bacon,John 15 00 Graham, J. C 0 oa
Evans, 0. B 10 00 English, M 5 00
Manning, N. B 10 00:Warner, James T...• 500
Thomas, Samuel 10 00!Breidenbach, Conrad 500
Bee.), Chas. K., unp. 10 00: Crowell, _Tames 000
Tolman Samuel 10 00 iAtroore, Robert F.... 500
La Bards, Stephen A. 10 00;ParkeJohn P 500
Lincoln, 11. 10 10 0(10/Z11101, Daniel 1/.... 500
Wilson, J. 11„....... 10 00 Willis, M. T 500
Faries, J. H. &M. A. 10 00 Appel], Mr 500
Mitchell, Mrs. M. J. 10 00 Records, Dr. E. J..:. 500
Gray, Stevens, imp. 10 00 Wayne, Jos. Is,, Sr.. 500
Anderson, 0. II 10 00 Matlack, Rev. R. C.. 500
Whiteman, Clarence 10 00 Sutphen, Rey. M. C. 500
Calverly, William... 10 00 Rudolph, II 1.1 00
Bullock, C. X., Imp. 10 00 Wright, John 500
Lewis, 1 10 00 Rosenthal, Gunther. 500
Ritter, J. A 10 00 Leach, C. F 5 00
Bush, J. F 10 00-Shack, E. 13 0 00
Iledden, J. 1) 10 001 Jenkins, Geo. W.... SOD
Poulson, Chas. A 10 00jMnster, Phreaner—, 500
Ridgwav, Willit H.. 10 00i Walton, R. S., adtPl 500
Heilig, Daniel B 10 00. Joraleman, J. imp-3 00
Loxley, B. R 10 00 Gallagher; John 3 00
Wolister, 3. R 10 00l Hulse, C 2 00
English, John A 5 00;Tottee, H 2 00
Thornton, W. C 6 001MeConnell, Mr 2 00
Field, Thomas 5 00 ;Walton, Joseph 2OO
Ross, J. 111 . 5 00 Brookes, .T.• 13 2 00
Ketchum, B 5 (K) Briscoe, l ,V. M., imp. 100
Wimer, Joseph, map. 0 00 . 11 - anon, John E. M... 100
Solomon, W. A...... ..5 00.Vankirk, A. Vir.• -.• • 300
Burdett, Dr 5 00 [Van Fleet, W 1 00
Johnston, Edwin S.. 5 00i\ au Fleet, L 100
Kay, Joseph E 5 00
FOURTH SUR-DIVISION — COL. WM. B. THOMAS, CHAIRMAN.
Thomas, Wm. It ;ZOO 00,Trego, F. A 50 00
Thompson & Sons,T. 500 00 Smith, J. 31 .51.1 00
Calker, C 500 00,Collitte,Joseph 60 00
Prench,S.ll 200 00:Patterson,Edward. . 50 00
Figucira, F. J WO 00.Lougacre, J. 111 .50 00
Geisse, Edward C•.. 20000' Highs, George 50 00
Baird, John 200 00, Getsse, Herman C• • - 50 00
Boraeff, L. Shuster— 100 00. Boyd, Thomas A.... 50 a)
Wood,llobert 100 00:Eglier,Courad S tit OU
Collins, Wm 100 00:S'hamway,..4.. A 50 00
Scott, Samuel S 100 00 Briggs, Amos 50 00
Steel, Henry A 100 Otres.r . on Thos. B 35 00
.. .
. . . ..
Witmer, Sainuel L.. 100 00 Fletcher, L:11 2O 00
Mecarter,Biebard T. 100 00 Bell - 181d St Co,. H.— 25 00
Fog, J. E 100 00 Treg0,C1,.... 11 20 00
Weiler, 11 100 00 Harrop,J.T 25 00
Boraef, Itenry,unp.. 100 00 Eveleth J. G 25 00
Rogers,William.... 100 00 Campbell, J ..... .... 25 0.1
Orem, 1. C 100 00 Essler, Jr., Geo 25 op
Slaymaker, Sarni. E. 100 00 Miller, J. Ii 25 00
Allen. J. J 50 00 Reynolds, Jesse 2.0 00
Woods, Wm. W 50 00 Brady, Jas. A.,unp. 2.5 00
Garber, L. 1 50 00 Lee, Dr 25 00
Miller, A. C 20 00 Shaner, llenry 10 00
Simmons, Charles W. 20 00 Denney, James, unp. 10 00
Davis, Tl,emasll.,.. 25 00 Wartmau. Mr 10 00
Burkhardt, Geo. .T.. 20 00 Graves, Christ 10 00
Arebamboult, V. F,-- 90 00 Comig.:, Saint W.... 10 00
Parker, 'W 20 00 Prizer, Enos L....... 10 00
Turner, (3,m. F...... 20 00 Romig, F. D., un-
Hazzard, Abner 20 00 paid 10 00
Bans, Thos. F.. 20 00 Savidge, V 10 00
Robinson, Reliert.... 20 00 Bowers,Mr 10 00
Lawson, T. L 10 00 liner, D. 111 , 5 00
liingston, S. B-••••• 10 ix) Murphy A.Y 5 00
Walz, J 10 00 Hall, J. H 5 1:9
Van Baum, St. John D 10 00 Yerkes AllowaY 5 00
Fish. J. L 10 00 Turner, Richards.... 500
Fields, Ge0rge....... 10 00 Edwards, Peter 500
Kinierboek, Win. II 10 00 Wont, Thomas 500
Gregory H. 3) 10 00 Eveland, Samuel.— 500
Troemner, Henry.... 10 00 Stillman, John 500
Hart, Fr* 10 00 Moore, Wm 500
Hook, H. W 10 00 Miller, J. C 5 00
Cash 10 00 Moore, Patrick 5 - 00
. .
Hinkle, A. G. 8.... 10 00 Parker, Benjamin... 000
Waren, Geo. 5.,,.... 5 001 Francis, Thomas—. 500
Eger, Fred 5 OW Matthews, J. J 5 00
Eder, H 5 00!Stewart, Adam 5 00
McCarthy, F. It 5 00i Evans, - Frank 0 00
Elinmernmu,G 5 00:Kongh, Jas., unpaid 200
Jewell, Joseph .5 0011n1loy, James 200
Bun, George 5 00:Ahri, J. VT 200
Stern, L 5 00. Smith, D. W 200
Miller, Caleb 5 00IBossert, it. J 200
Doppling,Chrietian.. 5 00'Sehriver, Louis 200
Masters, Benjamin.. 5 001Creswell, St 200
Bodine, Jelin n 00'Patteraon, baml. P.. 100
Stratton, ILA .5 001
McLain, S. 13 5 001 Total
FIFTH SUBDIVISION—JOSEPH RITTENHOUSE:, CHAIRMAN.
Moore, Henry D •-•4300 00 Snyder,_ Wm `A) 00
Middleton, Allen • •., 200 00
Lutz, Hiram 20 00
Colladay, Wm. Y..... 50 00 Schenck, C. (4 20 00
Eckstein, Edwin 50 00 Bellows, H. AI 20 00
Weigand, John, Jr.. 50 00 iEppelsheimer, Andw 15 00
Harmer, James 8.... 50 00:Carlisle, Amos 15 00
Schell, Joseph E 30 00:Carlisle, Justus A... 15 00
Matsinger, M. II 25 00 Klenk,Lowis 10 00
Dickerroan, L 25 00 Rernsen J. A 15 00
Supplee,John 25 00M ayer,lsaac 10 00
Juvenal, Wm. W... 25 00; Cash 10 00
Chapman, Wm. R... 25 00; Stewart, John. ..... . 10 00
Lovett, Robert, Sr... 25 00: Somers, Hood S 10 00
Supplee, _Nathan R.. 25 00:Conrad, J. H 10 00
Herkness B. L 25 00;SpangleJ, A. M 10 00
Needles, Edward H.. 20 00; Ritchie, George 10 00
Bennett, Edward.... 20 00. Bachman A 10 00
Shillingford, H. 11... 20 001Siddall, joseph'S...• 10 00
Sweeney, Geo - 20 001 Pearce, W.M. H 10 00
H
Lasher, Francis 20 00 Long, enry E 10 00
Schaffer,Gotleib 20 00 : Babcock, J. J 10 00
Hanna, John 20 0) Lovett, IL K 10 IX)
Kelley, Asa 20 00'Lightcap, Solomon—. 10 00
Volmer, Win 10 00 Hagaman, E. W 5 00
RittenhouseiJos.G.• 10 CO'Hains, Geo 500
Dorman, Howell.— 10 00 Eccles, Thomas 500
De Haven S. 31 10 00 Peters, Joh n a 5 00
Brown, J. G. 1 10 09 Butz A. 13 5 t)0
Watson, David 10 00 Scheirer, George 5 00
Claghorn, Win. C... 10 00 Bonstead,Wm 500
Wise, Jacob 10 00 Mcltwaine, Geo 5 00
Smith, J. S 10 00 Taylor, IL P 5 00
Hart, Samuel 10 00 Walls, 11 .5 00
Annadown, W. 8.... 10 00 Cash 500
Gravenstein, George 10 00 Abele, C 5 00
Minnick, J. 10 00 Weyle, Henry .5 00
Howler, Jacob. ..... . 6 00, Grubb, Frek'k, Sr . 500
Bechtel 5 00 1 Cash 5 00
Barns, 13 5 00i Caldwell, David.... 500
Sappington, John K. 5 00,McDonald, Jamos•••- 500
Renshaw, A. B 5 00`Knipe, W. 1.) 5 00
Greer, S 5 001 - Watson It 5 00
_Hallowell, 8., Jr.... 5.00' Frederick, A. J 500
Schwarg, 0 5 00IRump, G.A. (add - 1), .5 00
Schaffer, J. F 5 -00,Adama. J. Q 5 00
timber,' Jos 5 00:Epstein, J 5 00
LYndall, Win. B.• • • 5 001 Cash 200
Dahl, Jacob. -• • • .... aOO Sappington, Thos.... 200
(heave, Wm .., ...... 5 01)1 t russeN, Win 2 01)
Casselberry, Isaac.. 500 Fink, George 200
Liedom, Jacob H••• • 5 001 Ilpdyke, W.......... 201)
Tiel, E. J 500 Howler, Win. 1`.... 200
Detwieler, Ab 5 00Kuieg, Jits ...... .•• • • 200
Cooton, B. 1, ..... .... 5 ...lice, Frederick..... `0 (b)
Murray, Robert..... SCO Fly, Win AI 200
Johnson, Jobn 5 00 Framer, john 2 00
Woodbury, D 5 Ot) Helmhold, Jas 2 00
wet.rdY, J01M...... sto iTrimball, B. B 100
Soden, Chas. F 4 00jCash 1 CO
Rump, G. A. ..... ~.. . 4 00i Slater, B. F 1 00
It:Emery, George.. •. 3 00i Williamson, Robert. 100
Stackhouse, Samuel. :I 00, Cash.... .... •• . • 100
Tack, C 3 00illatts, Jas 1 00
Garrison, John 3 00i1'yatt, J. 0, ..... .... 100
lienszey, S. C 2 501 Reeves, II 1 00
Cash 2 00: Cash 1 00
. ,
Meader, E. S .... .... 2 00 , Kline, Fred•Zrick.... 1 00
Warnock, Robert. • • 2 001 Becker, C 1 00
Henry, .1....ep1i....• • 2 00 .11".elley, Charles..... 100
Ca5h,...„,, . .. •
i ....... 200;011 hard, Mr..... .... 50
Dealt',, Lib:tres • 2
00;Patterson, Jas
#ll
Calhoun, Will .T 200 . .
Davis, Win. A. ..... 2 001 $1,814 25
!orrit srnnivistos—aoits Crul3FoAit.'EN. CILIIRMAN.
Moore, James 100 0011Iarry, Samuel 10 00
YOMilt, Cioo. J .50 00• Miller, John J..,... • 10 00
Orr, Arthur 25 001 - Everett, 11 10 00
Morgan, Mr 25 00 Wiley, James 10 00
Black, R. J '25 00lintel. ill6oll, WM .. • • 10 00
Sherbourne, W. R... 25 00 Johnson, 11. E....• . 10 00
'
Sherbourne Thos. P. 2.5 00 Marker, A ” 10 00
Dunlap, J. II ' 2.5 1.10 Mich:lllW 1 10 03
MeCiune, Prof 25 00 1 Taylor. A. 11— .. ..... 10 00
Nanheys, Geo. O• • • . 25 001 Eaton, John Ii 7 50
Raker, Wm. S iFi 00, Leighton,E. W.. - ... 5 00
Marple, 111 On 00; Bowler, .1 J 500
Pugh, James 35 00I.Poltz, Geo 5 03
Shelmerdine, 13, K.. 10 /]O; Wood, C. C 5 00
Cash 30 00; Dexter, .M 5 00
Heisler, 3. J.... ..... 10 00iTrout, 1) 5 00
Pokfeldt, Gee 10 00,Trout,D,, additional 5 00
Marker, J. 1) 10 00 ! Giverson, Mrs 5 00
Pancoast, A. C 10 G
00.atchcli, Mr,. 5 0o
Albright, Wm. D.... 10 00 Wonderly, F 5 00
Howell, 0. Lewis.••• 10 OUlCasit 0 00
Bender, R. P 10 00 Cash 5 00
Horrter, A. R 10 00 Zelinder, J. A 5 00
Shotwell, .3 .5 001 Toland, II 2 45
Cash - 5 001.Tohnson, W 2 00
Weston, 'Richard ••• • 5 001Newhouse, G. W.... ...” IX)
Yeager, C 5 00, Bowers, P 200
Cash 5 00iCash 2 00
Cramer, Wm. li 5 00 1 .1ag,gers, Mr 2 110
Bond, Samuel 5 00 Bigelow, S. C 2 00
Adams, Francis 5 00!Norritt, John 2 00
Haber, John 5 Oth Holger, .Tohn 201
hope, V 5 00 SMicle,sll-5 2 00
Benkert, Philip E... 5 00Molle, N 2 00
Booth, Ed 5 01) Clymer, W 200
Myers, F 5 00 McClain, D 1 00
Iderong, M 0 00 Wells , James 1 00
Graham, Win 5 00 Smith, Mrs 100
Denning, M. M 0 00 Harper,M 1 03
Kaliflie, Di 5 00 Renpehoolfer, C.... 1 00
Nicholson, S. 11 5 00 Gegson, James 100
Nicholson- S: li ..... 5 00 Clymer, W i 100
Bowen, Joseph 5 00 Roberts:, Mr 1 03
Miller, Jacobs 00iDurham, Win 1 00
Moore, C. D 0 00!Yantlyke, Mr 1 00
Williams, 0 5 OD Pre,..'s •
Mrs 1 01
Thompson, L 300 Grubb, liroderick E. 103
Cash 3 00'Crovroti„ P 25
Sweed, Mr 3 00•Czerh 5
Jenkins, W, W -
Soh riner, Louis 3MI
S oo 1,131:.: 75
CAA/ 3 001Cagh ultmoouniod foe 701
Bigelow, F. L 300
Keesegr y ass, W . Jacob 2
3 50001
Bnod
SRVINTIt ettoblinelos---DAVID CRAMER, aIIAIHMAN.
Precinct Relief Fund $1.54 47, Sholmerainer D'r 10 00
Middleton Charles... 100 00' Deacon, Charles 10 00
' Cash - 80 TB . Batoman ,_ F. E- - 10 01)
Select' B 36 00 Finer, W - 10 00
Hyter . .4r. Llewellyn.. NO (V Hendorsoll. C ..... .., 1000
Stiller, D. 5 25 00 Thaw, Benjamin.," 10 00
Matlack, J. H. (ad.) 20 00' Curry, William E... 10 00
Detwiler, Isaac 25 00 Mickey, John A 10 00
Evans, 'Owen 23 00 Lex, George - 10 00
Lake, Abraham 20 00 Snell . , F 10 OD
Gilbert, F. 11 25 00 Lutz, .holm 10 03
Beuners, We,..) 25 00:Jones,. A 10 00
Coop.. T. Milton B) oo:Bansch, Charles 800
Cr:Drier, David 21) 00 Fell, Edward 7 011
Hitchcock, Goorgo... 20 00 Fell, ,y„.1,. 700
Love, II 20 00•Elllott, Benamin—. 600
Nelson, Thomas 1000 Coleman, 'l'. AI 600
at cCal la , Mr 20 00 Lingle,.l 8 03
Wardiu, Wm. 1i.... 10 00 Wentz, William K.. 500
Sloanaker, Mr 10 00 Wentz,. Samuel 1).... 500
Ettinger, Wm. 1L... 10 00 McCleary, Sella S•_., 500
MaliOney, Daniel—. 10 00 Showman, Rev.(l,W 500
Adams, Ole - 500 Lybrandt, John .5 00
Conrad, Win. H ..... 5 00jW. T. E 500
Sebock, Mr.......... 5 o( l :Swartz Christian... 500
~
Cash ;... 5 01):R.ill'ert, Henry 500
Brooks, Samuel..... 5 0011Ingo, 11 sou
Myers, George • 5 00011 then, Jacob lt 5 OU
liOebstrasser, Mr.... 5 I*,Pryor, John 509
Lyon, C. 11 5 00;Gross, Ernest 5 00
Knox, Samuel 5 oo;llyle, Thomas ....• • . 500
Bannister, Mr 5 00'Ives John 500
Smith, Joseph 43 00 Huber, Philip 0 00
Cler, John]) 500 Bateman. John n 00
Heishley, C 6 00 Muslin, A 5 00
Ray, Edward L 5 00 Grierson, J 5 01)
Hamilton, Philip.... 000 Brian, C. II 11 00
S l / 4 . hailer, 141 r .5 1)0 Davis, N. B 5 00
Mitheelier, Mr ti 00 Christman, Amos:.. 003
Jonas, Wni 5 00Mcllotiry, D 5 01)
Bossert,Charles h 00' Crissman, 'Win. ll ii 00
Sousell, E 0 0013. 1.. 111 ,_ 0 00
Metz, 13 0 00IEsling,, Harry' . 500
Morris, P. S 5 00 Leder, Samuel 00
Jones, K. B 500 Smith, Thomas P...• ii 5
IXI
llullson, Duane 5 00.Cuatus Seneca 2 Oo
Pasteret, .1 . 4 00;Sherer, John • 011
Moulton, Geo. P 4 00;:faceby, 11 .2 00
Beam, Mr 4 001Sehenkel, Mr 2 00
„Teplisomillr 4 001 Williams, J. 1' 2 00
I.olmbine, Chas. A.. 400 Henry, John 200
Nei:el/M*or Albert... 300 HartuacE, C
_ . _ . 200
Kelley, Samuel 300 Busteed, James Al—. 200
Rookstool, Samuel.. 300 Page, E. A 200
Ilellegas, M. 111 3 00' Albertson, Chas 2 00
Fitch, Robert. 3 01/Stine Henry 2 00
Reimer, Miss 3 00; Beeseey, Jacob 200
Root, John W 3 00:Haenly, David 2 00
Ruby, 11. J 3 00
. Graham, Richard.... 100
SONvi , rs John 300 Shaw - . Philip 1 00
Dick, Sohn 11l 300 Van Court, 0 1 00
Bastill, J. 111 8 00 Atabine, Frank 1 01)
Snyder, S. 111 3 00 Bush, 11. E 1 00
Haws, Antrim S 001Weish, Walter 100
Fulmer, I'. C 2 50 , Cash
Rhainuoni, Tboe.gt. 2 501Alliaon, Oliver..." 100
Fisher, Win. H 2 50 Beckers, Miss 1 00
Solomon, Geo. A•... 250 Johnson, James 100
Hartman, Louis 200 Gritree - 1 00
4io ou
I,Gn7 00
6,:16 Oil
101`2,
'862 76
1.0.54 47
1, 024 25
Pugh, Jonathan 2 00
McLaughlin, Thos.. 2 00
Rai Edon. 9'1t0ixiA.4.... 2 OD
Moss, .1 D In eg - 2 09
Ilanseth David 200
Watson, Mr 2 00
Boat Vk'nl 0 MI
Wood, C. S 2 001
Everhart), Coo ' 2 001
EIGHTH ETBDlVlSiori—atmum cwaisilEns, cfrAinstatt,
Ridgway, Jacob F.... 100 00 McFarland, E. W.• • . 10 00
Devitt, IN'in 50 00 Chow„Jr,Jos 10 OD
Mitchener, J 50 00 Campbell, John H... 10 00
Bickel, John M no 00 Metz, Adam II 10 OD
De Forrest, John.... 20 00 English, Thigh 10 00'
Caldwell, A 20 00 Ambler, Septinms... 700
liforrison, E. W 20 00 Gordon, M........... 700
Whitesides,
Beni 15 00 Shetzline, John 6 00
McGinley, Geo. W.. 13 00 Porter, S 5 OCr
Ireland, Alphonse..• 10 00 Ford or, Saint— ...... ' 500
linertrich, Fredis,.. 10 00 Schelde, Saint 5 IX)
'Mackere l J. W..... 10 oo waiters, Philip 500
Weikle, Geo. H. 10 00 Sheek, Godfrey 5 01)
Horriga, T .... 10 00 awens, Bonbon SCO
Schwartz, Leonard.. 10 00 WL.thitr, Jas 500
Scheerer, Wm. F.... 10 00j/tolirman, 11 600
Brooke, Joseph 10 00:Nea.enthaler, John. 500
Evans,John D 10 w:Milliin, B. F 500
Goldman, David (un- 'Griffin, Wm. Jas..., 600
paid).• ...... •• ••• • • 10 ODlHimmolapark, Mary. 500
Booz, Edmund 3: 10 00i Johnston, J. .W 5 00
Vankirk, Jos. B 10 00:Brannon, Elijah 5 00
Claimbarii R 10 00; Blatthewe, John J... 500
Goodman, 10 Oi.) Heck, Francis H 5 00
Shoemaker, C. K..... 500 , Ambler, C -5 00
Ri sd on, J. 11.... .... 5 00' Bechtel, John 500
Sees, Feltert o.' 500 Raul. Jacob ..... ...• 503
Simpson, E. R 5 001Tussey, Wm 5 . 00
Haddon Jas 6 00:Naylor, G SOD
Norris, 'Miss 11 5 00:Orrell, Geo, F 5 00
Cash, 1) 5 00:Ditiker, Francis 5 00
Maharg, J. B 5 W' Hinkle, Wm 5 00
Rorridatfor, Anne... SOW Bergman, Wm 500
Knecht, George 5 00; Siookmaier, John G. 6 00.
I , llol,artls, Julia 5.... 5 00.Ries._.1 ulm - A 500
BleGuire, II .5 00*Schimdt, John (.0.••• 500
Kerrslayer, C. T 500 McCann, Jr.,Samuel 500
Hatem, M. L... ...... 5000. E. 2 500
Schwartz, Michael.. 500 Subern, James 11.... .5 00
Essig, C. I" 500 McAdams, Owen ...•_ 500
Riffert,Peter 500 Cailhapper, Chu. . .5 00
Jordan, C. E fi 00, 0: reib, Jamas L" '5 00
Wartman,Ed. G 5 CO:Manship, Rev. A..., sop
Wartman, Ceo 5 OD , Conrad, John 5 00
Janson, W 5 001:Hood, IL L • 5 00
Stockton, J. W I 001Speeler, C. H. 5 00
Ilebaliold, F 5 ON Bend,Tho. S 5 OD
McFarland, S. A 5 001McCaullay, T. J - 500
Messenger, Chas. M. 500 Hinkle Charles 250
Grabenstater, Mich'l 500 Keith, 'Chas. F 200
GarducT, J. II 5 00 Flyne, Francis 2 00
Sunderland, Wni,D, 5 OD.Aner, Gustavus.... • 200
Knecht, Adam 3 00 McNitier, J. J 2 00
Smith, Wm. C 300 Hersholf, Eugene.... 200
Bignell, John F 3 00 Hall, Thomas A 2 00
Carwell, Wm. H.." 300 Bailey, Edwin 200
Clarke, Lewis 111.... 300 Dubois. Joseph A.... 200
Boehm:red, Wm•••• 300 Shur, Alfred 200
Edenborn,Mr .. 300 Bette, Win : 900
Gabler, G. F 3 00 Parry, Sam 2 00
Kensil, George 300 •Tillinston, John D... 200
Trout, dolin - W 3 00 Kreutzberg, Chr 2 (X)
Bean,lffm.L.(unp'd.) 300 Wagner, Val 2OD
Ktinirrierer, Mr 3 00 Huber, John 2 00
Craft, J. II 200 Lots, Jaeob • 200
Cross, Wm 300 Marshall, Aaron. 8.. 200
Bippue Martin iOO Huber, B. F 200
Leech, Joseph 300 Ireland, Jonathan... 200
Irwin, John 3 00 Maxwell, Mr 2 00
Brewer,ll 3 00 Newland, John. 2 00
Dunlap, Joseph 2.00 Biguall, 2 Hassling.... 00
McHugh, John• ••• . 250 Franks, Henry L.... 2.00
Barrett, Jas. R 200 Walker, Wm. H..... 100
Lehman, Thos 2 DOlLitzenberg, Geo 1 00
Whitaker, Mrs. E.... 2 001Feering,O.M. 100
Koder, Levi 2 CO-Stott,hidwin 1 DO
James, D. E 9. 001Jeitkins, G. W 1 00
(B.) cash 2 DD,Shively, J. F. 100
Stirk, Llewellyn..., 2 00!Denny, Miles 100
Melvin, Mrs 1 zoi B. , cash 100
llersch, Jacob 1 2.slSmith, C. A 1 CO
French; R., Jr 100 G iessinger,Daritis... 100
Scheible, Joe F 1 00iNayler, Alia Emma.. 100
Parry, Sam, Jr 1 00, Naylor, Master G. W. 100
Hakel, J. 8........•. 1 001Nickles, Geo W. • ..• 100
Kerpel, Miss A.S. •• • . 100 Gardiner, Thos. W... 50
Layman, Caspar .... 1 00! Barber, J . L. 50
Clarke, .1. W 1 00.Saxer, Geo 50,
Mooney, Patrick.... 1 00:Schlessinger, A 50
Denneler, Chat .... . 1 00i
Bauer, Benj ..... 100
CONDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTION'S.
The following embraces a complete list of all exemp
tion certificates issued. and for which the money has
been paid in:
Artobruster,Jacob 11..520 001Meoson, Beni. B. 20 00
Atkinson, Wm. P.... 20 00iMountney, Julius.... 20 00
Bradley, Wm. C 20 00'Marriner, S. R 20 00
Buckwall, R. Di 21) 00;Marrott, W. ll 20 00
Black, Ed. T 20 001Meesey, Mr 20 00
Backenhin, James.... 20 00:Mitcheson, H. J 20 00
Boers, Anthony 20 00 Matlack, Jos. If 20 (X)
Bodine, John 20 001 Marshall, Nicholas... 20 00
Balliett,fi 20 00;McQuay, James 20 00
Bryan, Wro. S 20 001.1lIcLaughlin,.Win 20 00
Ewan. Chas 20 00. Mullen, Samuel 20 00
Bellows, H. AI 20 00 Murphy Mahlon 2.0 00
Barber, Jas. B 9 0 Milliliter, Prank 20 00
Barber, Allen $2O 001.Nuse, Henry 20 00
Butler, Chas. 11 20 001 Needles, E. :M..- .• • • 20 00
Boyer, J. H. ..... ...... 20 00 Newhall, Wm. E '2O 00
Blackwood, Wm." S.. 20 00INinesteel, John D.... 20 00
Bull, Charles 20 00 O'Keefe, Daniel 20 00
Bader, John B 20 00 Partriilge, E. F 20 00
Brook, George W 20 00 Pool, Wm. ll 2/3 013
Barnes,Henry 20 00 Peterson, Nicholas-- 2) 00
Curris,Jos. II 20 03 Phister, tiourad. 20 00
Cochran, Timothy H. 20 00 Pollock, Win 20 00
Crawley. Wm. 11.... 20 00 Roberts ' Ed. H " 20 00
Creis, William.• • ..... 20 00 Rinear, James E' 20 00
Cadinnt, F 20 00 Roselle, Alward 20 00
Davitt, Chas. W 20 00 Reese, John 20 00
Ditroar, Jos 23 00 Robinson, John A.... 20 00
'Davis, Harry II 20 00 Raisin Warner M..- 20 00
Dodson, Wm. B 20 00 Reece, George 20 00
Davis,Elwoodß 20 00:Ragg, Anthony ... .. 91 00
De HHaven,Sanll74•• • • 25 001Hichardson, Allred- . 20 00
Evans,B. R 93 00. Swede, Emanuel 93 00
Elliott, Frank 20 CO:Smith, Thos. P 20 00
Elliott, Alfred 20 00 Snyder, Jr., Henry.. 20 03
Egan, Michael 20 00!Snyder, A. R 20 00
Eldridge; Cl. II 20 001Sheweli, T. H........ 20 00
Epstein, It B 20 00. Stratton J. V........ 20 00
'
E - H- 20 00 1 Echell, 11. 8.......... 20 00
Fox, G. l'' 20 00, 1 Schell, F. B 20 00
Ferns Chas.A 20 an SupPlee, Abraham R. 20 00
Fish,lsrael P 20 001Seip, Michael 20 00
Feigel, Louis F 23 00IStiles, Wm. H 20 00
Finney, Chat 20 001 - Scranton, Fred 20 00
Grebe, James L.• •• • • . 20 00 Stoat, Geo. W........__ -.5) 00
Grubb, Fredb., Jr.... 20 00 Snowdon, Wm. .-. 20 00
Gamble, James 20 190.tihearer, Christian.... 20 00
Gillman, Ralph G.... 20 00. Sharp, Michael B 20 00
Gornaley,Saml 20 00:SalladaArmon 20 00
Gruber, Chits 20 00,Sulith, Jacob 20 00
Huston, Wm. J 20 00:SchoPP, John D 20 00
Harbert, Geo 20 00:Shoch, Edwin D '2O 00
Haines, Evans B 9 0- 000 Stephens, Philip 20 00
Hnttomock,Wm 2000 'Sullivan, J.. 1 201)0
Hancock, Thos. W.• • 20 00;Schell, Wm. F 20 00
Heritage, Jacob. 20 00; Smyth, Isaac •• . 20 00
Hall, A. B. 20 001Troemner, Henry ....20 00
Henderson, Chas. i 1... 20 OTThomPson, Chas 2fl 013
Hart, A 20 001 Thompson, Th 05...... 20 00
Hildrich, Philip 20 00,Taber, Wm. E 20 00
Heintzelman, Dr. J. A. 20 00 i Tremble, A 20 00
Harris, Jos. J 20.001 Tyler, Chas 20 00
Harbinger„Thos 9) 00 Taylor, Rush 20 00
Hancock, Jos. B 20 00iThomas, Wm. M 20 00
Hick, J. R.. ....... ... 20 001 Thaw, Wm. II 20 00
Hertel, G Ii) 001Triebner, J. F 20 00
Barr, Philip ....... .... 20 001TemPle, E. V - 20 00
Hoffman, Chas 20 00; Townsend, Isaac 20 00
Johnson, W. H 20 001 White, Michael 93 00
Johnston, Robt 20 00: Walsh, James 20 00
Johnson, Geo. F 20 001Wistreil, Jos. B 20 00
Kirk, Jas. W 20 001 Wilson, J. I.` 20 00
Klinger,David 20 Oth Weaver, John 3 20 00
Krouse_,_ A
Albert C 20 00: Wallace, Isaac, jr... 20 00
Kern, Wm.
20 00:Williams, Geo. H.., 20 00
kril l. 14, 11 0 0 001Whit0, Samuel C.." 20 CO
Kirs balm, Jno 20 00. Wunderlich, John.. 20 00
Klinger, Jun 20 001 Walton, R. S 20 00
Leech, Chas..A.,Af.D. 20 00' Whitall, Geo. W.... 20 00
Levy, - Edwin S 20 001 Winkle, Frederick.. 20 00
Llewellyn, James W. 20 001 Winger, Elan F - 20 00
Lawton, Francis 20 001 Young, John C - 20 00
Lukens,John 20 00IYoung, A 20 00
Mauer 3. I' 20 oo Yeager, George 20 00
Markley, A. T 20 001Zehnder, J. A 20 00
Monteith, Thos. K... 20 00 1 Zorns, E. B 20 00
Munich, Jas. 33 20 001Zelluer, John 20 00
McCorkle, Earn] 20 00) . ----
Total $3,5155 00
t 3,10.5 00
Subscribed. Paid in.
First Sub-division - $5987 00 $987 00
Second do .407 00 430 00
Third do -- -- 1,736 00 1,697 00
-Fourth do 5,467 00 . 5,318 00
Fifth do 1,814 25 1,812 25
Sixth do 862 75 ' 862 77
Seventh do 1,265 07
..__ 1,273 47
„-.
$13,625 22 $l3, 72
Not Paid 230 50
$13,625 22
Ite6pectfully fiubmitted,
WM, B, TFIOMAS,
Treasurer Bounty Punt.
Tiros. Ft. DAVI6, Secretary. - It
~FL RS T NATIONAL BANK OF
PHILADELPIIIA. -- MAY 3, Mi.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a divi
dend of FIVE DOLLARS per ;:bare, payable on demand,
clear of nil taxes. AIORTOisi MoMICHAEL,
Cashier.
/or CORN EXCHANGE BANK.
May 3 , 1864.'
The Directors have declared a Dividend of SEVEN per
cent., payable on demand, clear of State and U. S. (3
per cent.) tax. J. W. TORRY,
my4-tf Cashier.
CITY lierwErmrli . NOTICE. OF
FICE CITY BOUNTY FUND COMMISSION,
No. 412 PRUNE Street, April ], 1864.
The City Bounty will continue to be paid until further
notice.
-
No annlieations for Bounty will be , Maertained from
recruits who entistedprior to the date of the Yresident'e
Proclamation, October 17, 1863.
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 cburge of the barracks that the man has been re
ceived there.
Dy order of the Commt saion.
apl-tf SAMUEL C. DAWSON, Secretary.
•
IR7BLEAKLY - Y . OIL COMPANY, OP.
FICE 418 WALNUT Street.
The abOve Company own, in fee, Ptrilt ACRES OF
FIRST-CLASS OIL TERRITORY, situated on TWO
311LE RUN, Venango county about four miles from Oil
City. There are now two wells on this property, Which
Produce Oil of about thirty degrees gravity. One of the
oentlemen interested lives on this property, and giv
r" hi is personal attention, Obtaining the necessary ma
chinery for its further development. They also owna
lease of three and one half acres, situated on the POl
FARM; on the Allegheny, two and a halt miles below
Pranklin. On this lease is a well, with, engine, tanks,
derricks, &c.,complete.
Tlris ias prolleeed as high na Forty Barrels Oil
per day—a sample of which, obtained by the Committee
appointed to visit the properties, may be seen at the
Othce of the Company. The Company intend to com
mence immediately a vigorous and energetic develop
ment of both properties. Further information may be
obtained at the Office, where the Beets* are now open
for Subscription. -
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM
PANY—TREASUREIeki DEPARTMENT, PHILADRL
MIA. April 20, 156.1.
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS. — The Board of
Directors have this day declared a send-annual dividend
of five per cent. on the capital stock of the Company,
clear of National and State taxes, payable on and after
May 16, 1861.
Blank powers of attorney for collecting dividends can
be bad at the Ofllce of the Company. L. 233 South
THIRD Street.
Stock and Scrip certificates for the extra dividend will
be ready for delivery on and after May 2d, but no stock
or scrip certificates will be delivered between the 15th
May and Ist June. THOMAS T. FIRTH.
Treasurer.
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPITIA, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1864.
13min, D. S -100
ciendennon, Wm. J. 100
Todd, James ~, 100
I.ller, Mr -1 00
Conner, A. J 1 00
Crowley, J 50
$1,265 97
$1,037 9:
gap= A PPR , ' L-lIIVION 'VOLUNTEER
REFILESIIMENT SALOON.
To tilt! , CitiVlZ 7 B f Phil;td;ll7llili It wAI be three
years on the 27th day of May, 1864, since the Union Ito•
lunteer Refteshment .% - lootr conimenct,d' ttr operations.
The Corrouiti A rinever have DVOKSA 018 ling. Wei
tiler have thAflost sight of the fact tVat there Were
ether instituti,ens equally worthy of peetie contideaVe
xnd support; a..kl they have endeavored to dischargo
thin duties entrnsled to them in an'honest,- czonomical,
qeet, and unoste4tatious manner. Up to Oils time we
have been generceaely supported by contribMtious-from
our friends and a portion of the moneyed corporations of
Philadelphia. We have ttied to lessen the inerdens of
our kind friends by amual fairs in June; the fitat Was a
success; the second eXlClParativelY a failure, Iv:cense
<men.. of the mid intv - Peliusylvania last suinnittr,..aml
there is of prospect of itolaing ono this season,
tendcy. The high price' of provisions, and the IftearY
and constant demand on onr Saloon '
s, havo nearly dm.
pleted our treasury, and airthe signs of the times poiliet
to a series of protracted liaties, and as there will SW'
doubt be still further calls on - our limited resources, vre - !
are compelled to make this ayme.. al to the liberality of
the citizens of Philadelphia and , vicinity for assistance,
otherwise our future usefulness•will be very much Un
paired.
— Contributions is ea li. anti notice of Provisions and
Sanitary Stores for our use, will be received by the fol
lowing gentlemen::
Bev. Dr. Thema.; Brainerd,•No. Cal Pi he street.
Thomas Robbins,-Esq. President Philadelphia Bank,
Chestnut street, west of Fourth street.
D. B. Cummins, rte., President of the Girard if.aulc,
Third street, near Dock street.
S. A. illoreer, Di ~ President of the Farmers' and
Mechanics' Bank, C hestnut street, below Fifth.
J. B. Austin, Esq., President of the s c ,athw a rh Bank,
Second. below South street._
- • • • •
Woodward, Est,, Cashier Mansfacturers' and
Meehan:es' Bank, nortn•west corner Third and Vine
streets.
Thomas T. Firth, Esq. , rii`reasurer Pennsylvania Rail
road, Third and Willing 's alloy.
James C. Hand & Co., corner Market and Decatur
streets.
Samuel 13. False, Eso. No. 514 Walnut street (who
has consented to act as General Financial Agent for our
institution). Or by any member of our committee.
The Union Volunteer Refreshment Saloon is situated
at the southwest corner of Washington aud - 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 bravo soldiers pass
ing through the City of Brotherly Loy,
ARAD BARROWS, Chairman.
apllo-14t
Zr. B. WADE, SCCretar)
TINE NEW ENGLAND SOLDIERS'
AID ASSOCIATION earnestly invde the Sons
and Daughters of New England. who arc willing to co
operate with them n ministering to the Relief of the
'WOUNDED SOLDIERS, neon expected to arrive iu
Philadelphia, to leave their 1111.111 CH at our IMadquar
tem, No. 515 CHESTNUT Street, opposite Indepen
dence Hall.my9-21.
M7LECTURES BEFORE TILE Pll - 0-
1.00 RA PHI 0 SOCIETY OF PifILADELPITIA by
Professor HENRY iIIORTON, at the Laboratory of the
Episcopal Academy, No. 1314 LOCUST Streect. Lec
ture first on WEDNESDAY, May 11, at 8 o'clock P. M.,
"On the Nature of Light." May 13th, "On Opticalja
struments." May 25th "Oa Polarized Light.' ,
Also, on FRIDAY, lifay 13th, by Prof. .T. H. Mc-
QUILLEN, on 'Anatomy and Physiology of Expres
sion.',
Tickets for the Course, $l. May ho had at McAllis
ter's, J. W. Queen's, Wendoroth .5t Taylor, F. Guts
kunst's, and F. Leypoldt's. my 6-6 15
DE PAR TM EN T OF PUBLIC
HICHWAYS.-=-OFFICE OF CLIME COMM
SIONER, S. W. corner of WALNUT and FIFTH 6tx3.
PHILADELPHIA, May 7, 1861.
NOTICE.--The Committee on Highways will sit in
Common Council Chamber, on WF,DNESDAY, the 11th
instant, nt 3 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of hearing
all pos'sous interested in the raving . of Broad street,
from Columbia avenue to Germantown avenue.
W. W. MEDLEY,
Chief Commissioner of Highways.
PITTSBURG AND OIL-CREEK
PETRONA OIL COMPANY.—Subscriptions will
be received at the (Mice of the above Company for the
reserved Capital Stock set apart for the Treasury,
Office, No. 524 WALNUT Street.
ray4-6t!. L. J. DEMUTH, Secretary.
OFFICE OF TILE - LEMUR ZINC
COMPANY, 19.1 WALNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA, May 4, 1864.
Tke Directors have this day declared a cash dividend
of FIVE PER CENT. on the Capital Stock, clear of
State tax, payable on and after the 10th insiant, at the
Office of the Company.
The Transfer Books will be closed until that date,
rrty4-6t GORDON MONOES, Secretary.
igy'OFFICE OF THE VULCAN INININO
COMPANY OF MICHIGAN.
- .
PHILADELPITIA. April 27, 11354.
The stated annne.l meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS of
this Company will be held on THURSDAY, May 12th,
at 12 o'clock M., at their office, No. 324 WALNUT
Street. An election for Directors will take place, to
serve the Company the eneuingar.
itP2B-13t F, K. WOMRATH, Secretary.
THE BI.EAMLEY OIL COMPANY.
Illat r —The Books'for Subecriptien to the above Com
pany are new open at 418 WALNUT Street, from 9A.
M. to 3 P. M. EDWIN E. SIMPSON, Secretary.
re y5-6t,
PHILADELPHIA AND IMAJDUNG
RAILROAD COMPANY, Office 227 South
FOURTH Street. —PluLADEraqtra, September 2, D 363.
DIVIDEND NOTICE. —The. foltowittg-natned 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, necessary that the certifi
cate of stock should be presented on calling for the Divi
dend. S. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
STOCKHOLDERS' NAMES
S. Lancaster,
John Mclntyre,
Benj. F. Newport,
OFFICE BOHEMIAN MINING
GQMPANY, 132 WA TLNU SPAte,e Atret,
l'ati.amar,pril% 1884.
Notice is hereby given, that an assessment of ONE
DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per Share on each and
every Share of the Capital Stock has THIS DAY been
called by the Board of Directors of the BOHEMIAN
MINING COMPANY, due and payable on or before the
15th day of May, 1864, at the Office of the Company, 11.32
WALNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.By order of the Board of Directors.
apl.s-tmylb. L. MACTIER, Secretary.
PITILADELEIITA COMMERCIAL
WHARF AND RAILROAD COMPANY.—Nu-
tiee is hereby given that a meeting of the Commission
ers appointed by an act of the General Assembly of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled ".Art Act to
Incorporate the Philadelphia Commercial Wharf and
Railroad Company," approved the twenty-fifth day of
May, A. D. 1863, 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. 1864, between the hours
of ten o'clock A. M. and four o'clock P. M.,at rfo. aZI
WALNUT Street, second floor, Room No. 2 in the city
of PHILADELPHIA, and from day to day, in pursuance
of said act of Assembly, and for the purposes therein
mentiond and provideed.
EDMUND A. SOUDER,
DAVID JAYNE,
SAMUEL T. BODINE,
J. VAUGHAN MERRICK,
E. W. WARNER,
TITUS S. EMERY.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2, 1864.
A MEETING OF THE STOCK.
HOLDERS of the Bloomsburg Iron Company
will be held at the Company's Office, ut frondale. CO
fumble county, Penna., on WEDNESDAY, May 18th,
1564, for the purpose of eletting nine Directors to serve
the ensuing year, and for the transaction of other busi
ness. Will. E. S. BAKER, Treasurer and Secretary.
No. 213 North WATER Street.
FIiIhAPELPRIA, April 16, 1864. aPIB-30V
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
FIGTJRED, PLAID, AND STRIPED
GRENADINES,
in white, light, and drab colors, and black grounds
from a recent auction sale.
CT3RWEN STODDART & MOTHER,
450, 452, and 454 N. SECOND St., above Willow.
SUMMER SHAWLS,
From auction, at less than ritinal
Printed Border Grenadine Shawls.
Satin "
Plaid Centre
Barege Shawls.
Plaid Mozambique Shawls.
Black Lace Points.
Black and White Lama Points.
CURWEN STODDART S.: BROTHER,
450, 452, arip. 454 W. SECOND Si., above Willow
SPRING AND SUMMER
CLOAKS,
MANTILLAS,
• SACQUES,
of new and tasty styles, in choice material and best
workmanship and finish.
CTJRIVEN STODDART & 13ROTH.r.n,
450, 452, and 454 N. SECOND St., above Willow
SUMMER DRESS GOODS;
On band, a large stock , at less than - Lomat prices
()DRIVEN STODDART St BROTHER,
4.50, 452, and 454 N. SECOND St., above Willow
FANCY DRESS SILKS.
Solid Colors Silks.
Small Check Silks.
Sm - all Plaid Silks.
Largo Plaid Silks.
At less than usual prices,
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
450, 452, and 454 N. SECOND St., above Willow
III;ACK SILKS.
-a- , A full line, 'comprising all grades, from $1.50 to $6
per yard.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
450, 452, and 454 N. SECOND St., above Willow.
rn ylO-3t
COMMISSION HOUSES.
B°° T'S
39--Inch BROWN SHEETINGS,
FOR SALE BY
J. C ,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
113 CHESTNUT STREET
m97-3t . ,
EDUCATIONAL.
APPLICATIONS WILL BE RE
CEIVED for a First ASSISTANV,TEACHER in the
John Quiney Adams Girls' Grammar School, Thir
teenth section, until MAY 2tth. Au Examination will
be held for the qualification of Teacberc, by the Con
trollers, at the Drammar'Sehool, corner of-Coates and
.Twentieth streets, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, May
13th and 14th. Applications must be addressed to 11.
W, IFILDEBRANDT, UQ BUTTONWOOD Street,
above Ninth.
SELECT FAMILY B 0 ARDING
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS, MOUNT
JOY, Lancaster county, Penna.. Session opens on the
FIRST TUESDAY of May, For ciroularri L address
apl7-2m. it. A. MORRISON, Prinutpal.
M USIC LESSONS ! MUSIC LESSONS I
Young Ladies, if yon wish thorough instruction In
music, special . oPPortunities are afforded at GIBPIASON
SEMINARY, fax miles west of Carlisle, Beat of board,
able teachers, pleasant home.
Address C. HUNTINGDON SAUNDERS,
apl2-1m - Plainfield, Comb. co., Penna.
PHILADELPHIA COLLEGIATE IN
STITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES, No. 1030 ANGB
Street. Rev. CHARLES A. SMITH, D. D., E. CLA
RENCE SMITH, A. M. Principals.
Ninth Year. Three Departments: Primary, Acade•
mic, and Collegiate. Full college course in Classics,
Mathematics, higher English, and Natural Science, for
those who graduate . Modern Languages, MUsic,Paint.
lug, and Elocution by the best masters. For circulars,
apply at the institute, or address Box gall P. 0. Phi
ladelphia. apl4-15m*
THE UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO
supply a few vacancies now existing at a select
Boarding Seminary, six miles west of Carlisle, Pa. Pa
rents wishing to leave the city during the months of
July and August can board with their children:' Two
Departments. Pupils of both sexes and all ages re
ceived at any time. Inquire at the Cumberland Valley
Depot, at Barrlshurg, for Tioltots to armee. Terme
quite low. Instrumental and Vocal Music taught by
the best masters. Circulars obtained of J. B.
COTT & CO., VIZ MARKET Street. Addroge, imme
diately, C. HUNTINGDON SAUNDERS,
ap26-1m Plainfield, Cumberland c 0.., Penna.
BELLEVUE FEMALE INSTITUTE-
R HOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Thisi Institution, beautif WIN and health! ally located,
iL th a/northern limits of ATTLEBOROUG I-I,l3aelca coon
ty, Penna., will commence its Spring and Summer Term
00 the 190, of FIFTH. MONTH next, and continuo loom-
Sion twelve weeks.
The course of instruction is thorough and complete in
all the Elementary and higher branches of an ENGLISH
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL EDUCATION.
The French Language is taught by a native French
teacher.
Circulars, giving full particularn, may be had on app.
plication to the Pencil%la, Attleborough P. O. Rucks
county. Penna. ISRAEL J. GRAHAME.
JANE P. GRAHAME,
Principals.
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ers, Kid Gloves , Children's Clothing, and all kinds of
Wearing Apparel.
CHERRY
CRIMSON,
DARK DRAB, LIGHPDRAB,
FAWN DRAB,
LIGHT FAWN DRAB, DARK GREEN
LIGHT GREEN,
MAGENTA,
For 25 cents yon can color as many goods as would
otherwise cost dye times that sum. 'Various shades can
he produced from the same dye. The process is simple,
and any one can ace the dye with perfect success. Di
rections in English, French, and German, inside of each
packake.
MAIZE,
MAROON,
ORANGE,
ROYAL PURPLE,
FitRPLE,
SALMON,
SCARLET, SLATE,
SOLFERINO,
VIOLET,
LEATHER.
For further information in Dyeing, and. giving it per
fect knowledge what colors are best adapted to dye over
others (with many valuable recipes), purchase Howe St
Stevens' Treatise on Dyeing and Coloring. Sent by mail
on receipt of price -10 cents. Manufactured by
HOWE at STEVENS,
B, Bta
For sale by druggists and 2
dealers gen A DWAY Iy. my mto-t .
eral?-tnif
-
BATHING FOR FEMALES.-THE
BATHING ROOMS at the Northern Soup House,
FOURTH Street, above Brown, are now open, under
the care of a Committee of Ladiex, DAILY (Sundays ex
cepted), until 9 o'clock P. M. where Women and Chil
dren can obtain warm or cold Baths, FREE of charge.
my7-3t.
VDWARD L. BROWN, IRON FOUN
DER-=-,, is prepared to till orders for eAI Ideas of
IRON CASTINGS at his Pouudry, MARKET St., above
Thirty-first, fitylo-6t*
REMOVAL. -DR. R. J. LEVIS HAS
removed to No. 1104 ARCH Street. ap2B-126*
BF. REIMER'S LIFE-SIZE PHOTO
• GRAPHS, ill oil colors, are marvellously accu
rate; so faithful in expression, and fresh, warm, and
impressive in coloring. See them. G 24• ARCH
Street. 11
SANITARY PHOTOGRAPHS.-
BURNS St CO., 800 ARCH Street. Finest and best
Phote,graphn in the city. One-fourth of receipts tor
Month of bitty for the Sanitary Pair. .nrylo-tatltii3t*
VOR $ - J. ONLY YOU WILL GET A.
picture you will value more than the cost. REI
NER'S line, truthful, and artistically-colored PHOTO
GRAPHS, made at SECOND Street, above Orem. le
'REAP MADE TO HEAR—ACOUSTIC
-I- , Auricles, Cornets, Artificial Ear Drums, and sixty
varieties of Ear Trumpets, &0., MADEIRA'S Ear
Instrument Depot, 115 Soutn VENTH Street. mylo-61
VOR SALE—A SUPERB SOLID WAL
NUT BOOK-CASK finiabed in oil, and Perfectly
now, made by Melding, 54H Pine street: Ruse arranged
for folios; an elegant cabs for . a private library.
Apply at
tny6-6t. 1638 CRUX Street.
ARMY GOODS.
_
FUR' . L OUGHS.
°dicers and Soldiers, visiting the city , tut Furlough,
needing
SWORDS,
And other MILITARY EQUIPMENTS, are invited to
the very extensive Manufacturing Establishment of
GEO. W. SIMONS .8s BRO.,
SANSOM-STREET HALL,
SANSO3I Street, above Sixth
PRESENTATION SWORDS
Made to order at the shortest notice, which, for richness
and magnificence, chalienge competition, no other house
in the country conbininctl,e MitITTJFACTURING JEW
ELER With the PRACTICAL SWORD-MAKER.
inhl2-2m
FROTHINGRAM & WELLS
•
BATE MR SALE,-
HEAVY, MEDIUM, AND LIGHT MEETINGS AriD
SHIHTINGS.
STANDARD DRILLS.
- HEAVY CANTON FLANNELS.
'WASHINGCIAMTON AND VICTORY CitBRICS AND
SILE. G'
NnBitOWN, BLEACHED, AND CORSET"..TEANS:
72 WORSTED YARN, Ate. N0241f-tf
MILLINERY GOODS. .
LA MISS M. A. BAYER,
No. 1346 CHESTNUT Si. - 4EP7
HaS opened a large assortment of
PARIS IVIITAINERY I
•
a313.3m* For the Spring and. tiommor of 1004.
PLANTATION BITTERS..
WE HAVE LEARNED NOT TO BE
astonished at anything. Yeara of experience, and
a correspondence egbanding renal:on t all nationalities ,
of the habitable glebe,. have turned: theories into facts
and established a basis from which• we need not err.
Wc MO net Stalifirised at such facts en the fotfowing, al
though the persons who write them ace - . We know the
Persons and circumstances; hence feet at liberty to en
dorse their statements:
"NEw.I3ImFoRD, ~ Nov. 2.4, 1863.
. .
"DzAn Sin; I have- been afflicted many years with
severe prostrating oivsiips in my limbs, cold feet and
hands, and a general: disordered system. Physicians
and medicines failed to relieve me.- While visiting some
friends in Now York,•Wiio , wore using. Plantation Bit
ten,. they proyailed upon Mt i 0 txy iliera, • I commenced
with a small wine-g,lassfuraßer dinner. Peeling better
by degrees, in a few days , T.was astonished to find the
coldness and cramps had' eatirelyleft me,. and I could
sleep the night through,whieli I had not done for years.
I feel like *mallet belt. Hy appetite "and strength
have also greatly improved by the use of the Plantation
Bitters.
" Respectfully, JUDITH RUSSEL. "
"RIBMSBUILY, Sept. 16,1863,
4' I. have been in the army hospital far fourteen
loonths-peeehless and nearly dead. At. Alton, ,
they gave me a bottle of Plantation Bitters. * *
Three bottles restored my speech and cured *
"G A, Mkt!'
The following ie from the Manager of the uni on , H ome ,
School for the children of Volunteers:
"HATEMETERMAIiiiION,, FIFTT-SEVENTR , ST, ,
16 Du. DRAKE: Your wonderful Plantation Bitters
have been given to some of our little children, suffering
from weakness and weiik lungs, with most happyeffect..
One little girl, in particular, with nains in her head,
loss of appetite, and daily wasting consumption, on
whom all medical skill had been exhausted, has been
entirely restored. We commenced with but a teaspoon
ful of Bitters a day. Her appetite and strength rapidly
increased, and she is now well.
"Respectfully, Mar. 0. M. DEVOE. 't
" * I owe much to you, for I verily believe the
Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
"REV. W. 11, WAGGONER, Madrid, N. Y.
" * - Thou wilt send me two bottles more of thy
PlantatiOn Bitters. My wise has been greatly benefited
by their use.
"Thy Friend, ASA. CURRlE.Philadelphia,Pa."
* * I have been a great sufferer from Dyspepsia,
and had to abandon preaching. * * * * The Plan
tation Bitters have cured Imp.
"Rev. J. S. CATHORN, Rochester. N. Y."
* * * I have given the Plantation Bitters to hun
dreds of our disabled soldiers, with the most astonish
ing. effect, G, W, D, ANDREWS ?
"Superintendent Soldiers' home, Cincinnati, 0."
1.4* * * The Plantation Bitters have cured me of
liver complaint, of which I was laid up prostrate, and
had to abandon
ns ybugirm ,sL ___ ,
Cleveland, 0."
" * * The Plantation Bitter.; have cured me of a
derangement of the kidneys and urinary organs that has
dintrened me for years. It acts like a charm,
" C. C. MOORE, No. 254 Broadway."
&c., &c., &e., &e., &c.
The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong, the
languid brilliant, and are exhausted nature's great re
storm They are composed of the - celebrated Calisaya
bark, - wintergreen, sassafras, roots, herbs, &c., all pre
served in perfectly pure St. Croix rum.
S. T.-1800.-X.
Persons of sedentary habits, troubled with weakness,
lassitude, palpitation of the heart, lack of appetite, dis
tress after eating, torpid liver, constipation, Sec., de
serve to suffer if they will not try them.
They are recommended by the highest medical autho
rities, and are warranted to produce an immediate
beneficial effect. They are exceedingly agreeable,
perfectly pure, and harmless.
TicricE, —Any person pretending to sell Plantation
Bitters in bulk or by the gallon is a swindler and im
postor. It is put up only in our log-cabin bottles. Be
ware of bottles refilled with imitation deleterious
stuff, for which several persons are already in prison,
See that every bottle has our United States stamp over
the cork, mvareallata, and our signature on steel-plate
aide label.
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the habitable
globe.
P. H. DRAKE cc; CO.,
fe2.3-tittlis3m
INSURANCE.I
pSITRE YOUR LIFE
IN YOUR OWN HOME COMPANY,
AMERICAN,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
S. E. corner Fourth and Walnut Streets.
Insurers in this Company have the additional 'marlin
ee of
$250,000
CAPITAL STOCK all paid up Iff CASH, which, to
gether with CASH ASSETS, now on hand, amount to
OVER
$ SOO,O 0 O.
INCOME FOR THE YEAR 1863 OYER,
$200,000.
LOSSES PAID DURING THE YEAR AMOUNTING TO
OVER
$ 6 2,0 0 O.
DIVIDENDS MADE ANNUALLY, thus aiding the in
sured to pay. Premiums.
The hal DIVIDEND on all Mang Policies in force
December 31:1863, was
FIFTY PER GENT.
Of the amount of PREMIUMS received during the year
Its TRUSTEES are well-known citizens in our midst.
entitling it to more consideration than those whose
managers reside in distant cities.
Alexander Whllldin,
J. Edgar Thomaou,
George Nugent,
Hon. James Pollock,
Albeit C, Roberts,
P. B. Mingle,
Efunnel Work,
ALEX. .WHILLDIN, President.
•
SAMUEL WORK, Vice President.
JOHN S. WILSON, Sec. and Treas
mys-12t.
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO
OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, En. 5 SOUTH FIFTH STREET
- CHARTER PERPETUAL.
MUTUAL SYSTEM EXCLUSIVELY.
DIRECTORS FOR 1&51.
Caleb Clothier, William P. Reeder,
James Smedley,Joseph Chapman.
Thomas Mather, ' Joseph W. iftore,
T. Ellwood Chapman Seneca E. Malone,
Simeon Matlack, Wilson M. Jenkins.
Aaron IV, Oilskin Lukens Webster.
CALEB CLOTHIER, President,
JAMES SMEDLEY, Vice President,
THOMAS MATHER, Treasurer.
T. EI.LWOOD CHAPMAN, Secretary.
DE COMPANY,
TNUT STREET,
IELYRIA.
,ND INSURANCE.
FADIE INSTJRANI
No. 406 CHEST
PIIILAT
FIRE AND INLAi
DIREC'
• Francis N. Buck,
Charles Inchar,l,4on,
Henry Lewis,
G. W. Davis,
P. S. Justice,
George A. West N ,
FRACIS N.
CHAS. MOIL
W. I. BLANCHARD, Secrets
BF. REINER, 624 ARCH STREET,
• eVincen both taste and Akin in the execution of
ammo ADC NI - J.:amen. of CARTES DE VISITE. Ail Who
euttttge them of him will be pteamed.
SPECTACLES TO SUIT ALL SIGHTS
ARTIFICIAL HUNAN EYES
Inserted without pain, by
JAMES W. QUEEN St CO.,
924 CHESTNUT Street.
OPERA (*LASSES AND OFFICERS'
YIELD GLASSES.
.Microscopes for Physicians and Students.
A very large assortment for sale I,y
JAMES W QUEEN CO.,
924 CHESTNUT Street
MATHEMATICAL DRAFTING .IN
INSTRUMENTS.
Chesterman's Metallic and Steol-tapc Measurers.
For sale by JAMES W. QUEEN & CO.,
• 924 CHESTNUT Street.
Priced and illustrated Catalogues gratis. my3•lm
'EATON & DENCKLA, HARDWARE
• COMMISSION MERCHANTS, 507 COMMERCE
and Aso NORTH Streeta, offer for sale;
Anchor Brand Nails; Plymouth MIR Rivets.
W. u
& S. Boteheele Crl:ltem'. Eagle Cabinet Lanka.
Putuam'e Horse Halle; Locke . ' e School Slates.
Comer, Brass, and Iron Wire Cotton Cards.
Also. a fall assortment of American. Hardware. fel-Guilt
ItEvr Yon K, AnguNt 2,!1863
202 BROAD WAY
William J. Howard,
Samuel T. Bodine,
John Aikman,
Charles F. Hearlitt,
Hon. Joseph Allison.
Isaac Elagehurst.
John W. Everman,
Robert B. Potter,
John Kessler, Jr.,
E. D. Woodruff,
Charles Stokes,
Joseph D. Ellis.
BUCK, 'resident.
Yloe President.
ry. jal4-t!
WANTS.
A. YOUNG MAN (AGED - 20) DESIRES
a Responsible Position in either a Manufacturing.
or Mercantile 'Reuse where there will be a prospect of
adlianeenlent. Wrold . g . o Writ with good parties. Ad
drem,, anti! May 14th, West, ' • Press Ofit.r. mylll-30‘
A SMART, I.l.Ol5ES'r, SOBER (SIN
GLp Young Man wants a Situation as Groom hr
the 18th inst. Is a good driver, and understands the
earn of horse* well. good reference. Address "HINT
HienNer„' Press Office, till ~aid date. inyll7-2t*
A PRACTICAL
s RES a Stationary SITUATION% can give good re
feroneAk Add re,ts " P,- .o tI IR YG-Bts
-
nil. LANDS WANTED.—PARTIES
having good produeit g e
WELLS .rn requsted tocommunicate statistics and price for the same to "'
R. P.
co.,- Box 3192, Rely York City I'. 0. inyfhiit
WANTED—T AREE OIT FOU R. •
Steam Engines of from eight to fo - rtecn 1 • •
- se
power each—Portable. Dinghies meterred,
g'sta
tin capacity - and whore they eau he 6eoll, " Engine, •'
Box .611,7, P. O. mylO-tit.
- - -
WA
0 - k - f T ed E ncation A i: l l - P ° - USI-240:2,-GgEZT(T,J!,:I.A.
House, on Walnut Street, where aim N s
he, win -wive a
10101 V led the hilKineSii. Addres, "Box 2039 p; ,
.j Ong' nitine and drn co. No se
WANTED' EY A SINGLE GENTLE
MAN, n FURNISHED ROOM without nuar,l,:,a4l
with accommodation for a enjoyed Man- serfant. Att- ,
Gress Box ?lUD Post Office. inyA-3t.
WANTED ---1 SITUATION AS BOOK
KEEPER, Assistant Book-keerier, or Entry Clerk,
by a young Man, a cornia tt and thorough in overy regayd;
sine. Wary modentn:
guaranteed. Firid-clusx - etry
C£ ti •V, U. For in
terview, inquire for LOUIS' NEWBEWER, or address
"Care Arnold , Nusbaum, & age:, " rny9-3t*
WANTED—TO SELL ()It EX
CHANGE—
The Elliptic Sewing Ma chinen._
The Grover & Bakor Sewing litachinn..
The Singer Sewing 111:Mbines.
The finwe and all of the minden.] Sewing:Wl:chine,.
All t - nruimied from their principal Mk COB,
Al., all kinds of second-hand. lifach Ines for. tyle, and
repaired, at the new office of LEAVENS & FAUE4O.OIIi,
100 North EIGHTH Street. Over ten years with Singer &
-1-IV-ANT ED—A SITUATION, BY A
MAN thirty yearn of age,. an a Saleemaa is a
Wholesale Business, to cell by sample or otherwise.
"For reference, inquire at No. 301, Joraer of TlHRDiand
VINE Streets.
WANTED , = MIME DEA:F.I;IM( —TWO
Good CANDY-lITAKERS, SpizeniniStiok Candy r
and making Gum Drops. Wages from - ,sl2 to *l5 -nor
CIEAB. SASSAIIIAIT,
CFnrn 0 April 29, 1864.
v ,11:1 A MONTH AGENTS,WANAGENTS,"‘-' at $6O a month,e.xpenses paid, to sail my EVER
LASTING PENCILS, EINTAL DUENRRS, and 13'
other articles.. Fifteen erculars. sent fru!: Add t•C , .k.CI
ap3D-d ihr 3 / 1 ) JOHN F. LORD, Itidderecd, Maine.
rr„ A MONTH I—l WANT' TO HIRE
" AGENTS in every Qoar!ty at 1;7 5 o month, ',B
- paid, to sell - my new, cheap Pa raily - E,wina Ma
chines. Address_ S. MADISON, Alfred, M. Lfelll-,151.W1im
. _
teM DENTIST WANTED ON ME
CHANICAL WORK. Must be of a good cha
racter. A. Yonne Man, AM, to learn, can gncl a seed
place, at No. 24611,4'th TENTH Street. my93t.
BOARDING.
PLEASANT FRONT Room TO
I t
Rent, with Ward, in a private, family. Reference
required and given. 1232 SPIt UCE Street. 'lt*
POAP.D WANTED—IN A PRIVATE
FAMILY, with the, comforts of a home,. by an
elderly gentleman, who will furnish his room. hand
comely in every particular except the carpet. Terms,
nix dollars, paid punctually every week. Address
" Cornfort,." Pre.t9 News office, for two days. ft*
COUNTRY BOARDING,-MRS,
BROOKE is now prepared to receive BOARDERS at
her hence at. MT. AIRY. Apply at 12402 WALNUT
Street, before D A. M. or after 6 P. M. ray6A2t.
SUMMER BOARDING WANTED
Where th ere are few or no boardors,by'n 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
particulars. my6-6t. •
PERSONAL.
IF MRS. l VEONTINA BERG, WHO
stopped at the United States Motel, Boston, about
three weeks ago, will address "Mr. Charing
Box 703, Philadelphia P. 0., giving her address,. she
will confer a favor.and hear of something to lier ;Divan-
Inge. mylo-31*
CHANGE OP NAME.—NOTICE IS
hereby given that I havo petitioned the Court of
Common Pleas of Philadelphia County for leave to
change my name to Albert IZ*.ger.
Iny3-to t St ALBERT REGER PLUCK.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
pOOMS AND STEAM POWER TO
ET. —Apply to CHARLES EVA NS,
my9-6t* Corner BREAD and QUARRY Streets,
TO LET—THE SECOND, THIRD, AND
TO
Floors at 235 MARKET Street, through to
Church alley.
te FOR SALE—HANDSOME
DWEL
LING, Sri Pine street, on accommodating terms.
rnylo.-6t. R. IifeCURDY, 339 WALNUT Street.
a FOR SALE OR TO RENT—A DE
SIRABLE COUNTRY RIAIDENCB I}-k' miles from
Schenck 7 n Station, and 2 miles from Bristol, near the
Neohamony, with good garden, plenty of shade and
fruit.- Apply to E. HAKES, Newnortville, Pa,
mylo-st*
in FOR SALE AT A GREAT BAR
GAIN, or exchange for smaller house, the fine large
DWELLING No. 202 FRAIVIMIN Street. Apply at 2435
CHURCH Alley, Ithilada.
r g i FOR SALE—A VALUABLE
piece of Land, containing abont 22 acres, with
liansion House, large stone Barn, and other buildings,
on the Norristown Railroad, near the junction of the
Reading Railroad, and fronting on Allegheny avenue.
ThiS place is admirably situated, and will he sold very
tote, and on accommodating terms, (f ßold snort.
B, F. GLENN,
nrylo 123 South FOURTH Street.
COUNTRY SEAT AT NEWPORT,
saaILR. I. —FOR SALE.—The beautiful place of Rev. Dr.
BALCH, situated on the promontory, between first and
second- Beaches, and treating directly upon the Ocean,
south_ There are iThi ACRES of boot land, under Mgt
cultivation , Lawn, Fruit Trees, Bath-house ()u tile rocks,
for hot and cold sea-water, large Grapery, well stocked,
Barn, Stable, and sundry out-buildings. The house is
spacious, tastefully and substantially built, and has all
the modern conveniences. The whole establishment Is
in fine- order, and is esteemed one of the most desirable
in Rhode Island.
.-• • .
For plans and fullparticalars, apply to
ROBERT E. APTHORP,
Real Estate and Mortgage Broker,
21 CITY EXCHANGE,
DEVONSHIRE Street,
1113t1O•llItlkilM BOSTON, Massachusetts,
e TO EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO
PERM —Valnableimproved FARM, 116 acres, 1.1
miles on t Penna. R. R. FARM, 82 acres, 2 miles from the
city of Trenton, N. J. Fine FARM, 217 acres, fronting ou
the laver Delaware, 25 nilles out. FARM, 64 acres, near
Qnakertown Station, N. P. R. R. River-front. FARM,
near Shamauy Station, Phila. and Trenton R. R., and
many others. Call and examine Register of Farms.
myB-tf E. PETTIT, 323 WALNUT St.
inGERMANTOWN PROPERTY FOR
SALE.—A handsome improved property on MAIN
Street, large 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 TrMit on Shoemaker's lane, con
venient to the station—finest location on the street. Ap
ply to ROBERTS Se MONIER,.
my7-3t* MAIN hnd CENTRE Streets, Germantown.
irt WILL BE SOLD A BARGAIN
--
A Brick raolgh-eart House 40 feet front, with eleven
l'ooloa, abundance of fruit,stabli ug, carriage-home, &c.,
10 or 14 acres of laud, eiahl toile. from Camden, on the
turnpike. Keys; and further information of G. F.
DOUGHTEN, Moorestown, N. .1.,
or DOUGIITEN,
RENSHAW,. Sc. WILKINS, 242 MARKET Street;
Philadelphia.iny7-stath4c
al FRANKLIN SQUARE.-FOR
-MESALE, the very superior four-story HOME, with
three-story back buildings, No. 200 FRANKLIN Stree,
opposite Franklin Square. On the rear eud of the lot is
a large four-story building, fronting on Race street,
which rents well. To be alibromated.nmst he examined
and the particulars known. Apply on the premises.
Two-thirds of the purchase money may remain onmort
.
gage. rnys-tlistu3E.
al -- FOR SALE-SUPERIOR STORE
to and Dweiting - , S. E. corner Fifteenth and Race;
Dwelling 1926 Mount Vernon; do 2036 do; do 2121, 2123,
and 2'227 Spring Garden street; do 111 South Twentieth;
do N. E. corner Nineteenth and Sansom; do S. W.corner
Eighteenth and Green; 614 North Sixteenth, 36 Met
front; do 323 South Fifth; do 404 South Eighth; with
many others in various looatitie.4. Alto, a largo RUM.
berßuilding Lots,and Farms.
B.F. GLENN 1'23 S. FOURTH St. and
my 7 S.W. ow. SEVENTEENTH and GREEN Sts.
*lO 000 $7,000, $5,000, AND
9 other amounts.io Loan on Mortgage,
fora term of years, at five per cent. per annum.
Apply to LEWIS H. REDNER,
m) - 10 it* No. 152 South FOURTH Street.
k A PET COLT FOR SALE AT
TITOMPSON SCOTT & CO.'S tiyory - Stable,
RASPBERRY (above Ninth), near Spruce street; a nice
animal for children. it*
PROPOSALS.
HORSES 'HORSES t HORSES I
WAR DEPARTMENT,
CAT/ILEX BPREAU,
OFMCP, OF CHIEF QVARTERMA.TER 2
WARRINOTON, Kits 7, Mt
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until 12 o'clock M., MONDAY, May lath, 1534, for Two
Thousand (2,000) Cavalry Horses, to be delivered at the
Government Stables in lIARRISIIURO, Penna., within
fifty (50) days from date of contract.
Said Horses to be sound in all particulars, well bro
ken, full flushed, front fifteen (l 5) to sixteen (16) hands
high, from five (.5) to nine (0) years old, in good condi
tion, and well adapted in :every way to Cavalry pur
po4Cise specifications will be strictly adhered to and
rigidly enforced in every particular,
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by a
guarantee for its faithful performance.
IQ- Should any Tnited States officer guarantee the
proposal of a bidder who should prove to he irresponsi
ble, his name will be reported to the Secretary of War,
with a recommendation that such officer be dismissed
the service.
AU bidders' and guarantors. inffl Ae held to the strict
est ae"Untaljilitlh and every Aitl nre to comply with
Lemur; of cOntrrlet,or to wake the contract when. (mord
ed,wil be ollowed kg proeecution io the feat extent , ±l'
the law.
Form of bid and Paralltee can be had on application
to this al re, or to the United State. QttorternoAer, at
Harrisburg, Penna.
tiacceesini bidders will be prepared to enter into writ
ten eoutntets, with good and sufficient security, imme
diately on the acceptance of their bids.
Tim oath of allegiance lutist fiCCOMpany no
The undersigned - reserves the right to reject all 1,1,1. s
deemed unweemnable. -
Bids for fifty OW horses and upwards will be enter
tained.
Bids rut the e , sitirS OtintbCP of Horgeit required are in
vited.-Payent will be promptly made on completion of
Contract.
No mares mill be received.
-
Propocalslons, be endorsed "Proposals for Cavalry
lloreett;” and addressed to Lient. Gel, Jollies A, Ekin,
Chief Quartermaster, Cavalry Bureau, Washington,.
D. C.
Any other information will be promptly given On ap
plication, personally or by
i n e TkiiM A. EX rN.
Lieutenant Colonel mid Chief quartermaster,
Cavalry
Sir Purchase in the open market will be continued
at Ilarrishorg until the contract to awarded. Pricti,ono
hundred and forty-live (.uI4T) del Cars per bead. VaY
ment made in Certificates or indebtedness for eight (it)
horses or inure. itrylll-Ct
LONDON BROWN STOUT, •
SCOTCH ALE,
BY TIM CASK OR DOZEN.
Ar_a3T....llElT C. ItOg3EnTSI,
DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES,
inh2l Corner ELEVENTH and VINE Streets
►TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF TOP COMPTROLLER OP TUE CUARRNOY,
WasitiNeTON, May 4, 1861.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersiqued„ It has been made to appear that THE
SEVENTH NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA,
county of Philadelphia, and State of Pennsylvania, has
been duly organized, under and according to the require
ments of the act of Congress "An act to pro
vide a National Currency, secured by tt'pleditu of Muted,
Statengtocku, and to provide for the circulation a," re
demption thereof, approved February 25,180, dud true
complied with all the provisions of said act required to
be complied with before CoMmouciutt the buciuoss of
Banking:
Now, therefore, I, HUGH IifcCULLOCH, elipptroller
of the Currency, de hereby certify . that THE
NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADKLIII.IA,
71.Tcflizej
Philadelphia, and State of Pommy' viuna,
_a
to commence the Laciness of Banking under the nut
aforesaid.
In testimony where''' ,
lineal; my hand and goal of
witness
tam FOUETiI „ U
_
OF MAT, Itiß4.
[Seal of the Comptroller oft ue Latrraney
cCU I
HGH M LGOCFI
myo-21R 'Comptroller of the Currency.
A m ZTSEMENTS.
AMERICAN ACh. k •DEMY OF MU3/0.
TlllSSruesda” EvEIN:TNO. May 10, IR'4.
Sixth might of the firand Musical Festival.
MONMIL CONt.."T..
(ra which eteaqion the fpllowini: hrilLl Ai AMY pt
talent will assist!
Aim JENNY KEMPTON,- Contralto.
C. CAMPBELL, Baritone..
Mr. BROWN Violoncello holOist.
Mr. A, T. TOTTLMIN, DarPiet.
Mr. MILER., Cornet-a-Piston.
Mr. 011 LEMANN, Oboe.
Mr. wKGEN opbeielde.
Mr. ENGELKE, Piano Accompanyid,
HRAND OECIIERTHA NIITY
PT77 F, 11111,1TA1tY BAND 01? THIRTY!
AND RNAND 01101038 OF ONE - HUNDRED!
THE F] EST PA HT
Of the Conee.-A dit u .. nillr t t o lty , gi o i l r t zl ig( g rAs.
consist of, for the tlrAt time b. PhllahAphia. the
Music of the Tragedy of Er It I Jr.NSEE, by ALtyerboer,
A Oyorturs.
The Revolt.
The Scone.
And he
rtvertttro to "Oberon' _ ART,
;sl4 , olkm r
tinder the direction of-
. krELK.E.
0- he tral pfece3
Will , eonuist of the follovß. - tf ' ' yr erc ri.
e'flecfiniv.: from " TrOWMIO
llrouno, ll4 t h, re jo ni tea 4111+41 Morns
men..
The Ecline- (If Afoul );13iie By
se
";1111 ru fro tints lMme, and
flirgfeld - e•rllop.• • ,Mephistophilos.
TicK iqrti i I F 1 , - CENTSi
To ttli t ,, , 1 1 , ‘11:0 houre, enNlyt the 'triunity Cinder,
wtzi-C; w‘ii lA' 'rWr.l'il*,-NIVE (AMTS.
Apr.L. Ij, 1,05 . 4,
Sieventh Ni,).t (hind lenAival, and . Flair
Tialo Or tim I; 1111 1 . : 11:1: r 4,11 Opera,
U,lllil UU I'ARI*
clini,ion 1,, a r qu , t,!Wt. ; i ilny.
BL
Reserved' • • 50 con extra.
Fn Cirnlo Witrintn.
Amphitheatre
CIROVER'S' tIIESTIN UT ST R
THEATRIT.
LEONglea OROVVI. . .
(ialo of Orover'eTh-eratre, C
Th IliafmioC.T3bmes ie Log,irtuktry
THE liOIIIAMI2C OF A POOH YOUl , :fdi MAY;
Or, Tim' LEAP von HoNos.
NOW. Carr , ct and Gorzoolis &Tottery, by II 3: Smith.
Entirely I , :evir Koppitz,
Gra aidJe MiAo•oki Rdanti, b9 Stria : an. -
1)6141,t.rui Quarttit, byLadiei and Geallemac.
Grand Chants of the Pe:tom/VT.
Few and AlhgniPcont A ppo:ntrnenti;.
RS. JC'FIN DREW'S NEW
STREET TifIIATRE. •
SECON)) :MOUT NIGET •
OF FEA fig: DREW.
TO-DilOllT, TUESDAY, MAY tern, 1864.
T1:14 IRISH EZITIORANT.
with Song's Frank
To be followed 1.. y
ACTIM3 NAM
Tactic, with Songs
The performance eonrymenning .- with
-- • TURN HIM OUT.
Nicodemlim Nnhirg Stuart Rolm,/Ix
FRIDAY, BENI:PIP OF' FILM:if: DREW.
POODI oprn ;o r 7,1-4 . , 4 - .:; I rt;on rises 4. It, R.
WALNUT -STREET VII EA T RE.-
THIS' (Tuesday) EVENING,•MayIOI.II, being that
la.t night but four of Yin and 117ra. W. J. PLORRNCE,,
,try wilt repeat their groat characters: of Rohl. 13rieri,
aid Entity St. 14t , ronontl. in Tons Tatrlor'a woudarta"
picture of Englinli every-day lift., entitled
Tli TICKET=OF. T,EAVI3-11 1 / I N,
01 Pel'N'TnN3 I .Y them one hundred. and twenty-fly.
nights at the Winter Garden, Now. YOrk,. and received
lastnight by an entlinsiwddo andlenoet
BON Wire open from 9 till :1, Performance will com
mence at 34" to 8. ,myl9-64
SSEMBLY BUILDINGS, CORNER
TENTH AND CHESTNUT.
SECOND WEEK! SECOND .7P-Ext
Deli g l i g o d Crety,l3, More Presents.
Delighted Crowds. Morn. Pre.ent,
WOODROFFE'S BbIIEMIAN TROUPERWERY NIGHT
WOODROFFE'S BOHEMIAN TROUPEWERY NIGHT
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY - AFTERNOONS.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.
Splendid Presents! Splendid•Prgaents! •
Go and See the Wow-era,
my9-Ft. Go and See the Brewers._
MUSICAL FUND HALL:
At the earnoq solicitation ot' his numerous admirers
Ma. N. K. RICHARDSON
Hai, kindly consented to give
PATRIOTIC AND SELECT - READINGS,
AT CAL FUN HAL,
ON THURSDAY MU EY SI EN INC, May 12th, L at &o'clock_
TICKETS 2i CENTS—TO lie procured at Inaction's, 605
Chestnut sk reek; Coo Id's, 4c, en Ll, :te_d C tight at Pt/ ell 11,
Sixth and Chestnut, and at the door on the evening of
the entertainment. loyi-stowth
DON'T FORGET MISS GREEN
FIELD'S (the Black Swan) GRAND CONCERT on.
WEPNESDAY EVENING, May lilt,. at. SANIIOM
STREET HALL. Will you be there? Oh! yes. W .
CONCERT HALL, CHESTNUT ST.,
above Twelfth. —Grand Vocal aad Inetrumentall
Concert, fot oho, audit only, by the
IiUTCHINBON FAMILY,
For the Benefit of the Committee on Labor, lucerne and
Revenue, of the Great Central Fair, on! 2711.1116bAY
EVENING, May 12th, 1864.
Tickets to any part of the Hon, 25 cents; Children,
(Teta Tickets to be had at Music Stereo, rni7-Ot
ELEVENTH -ST. OPERA. ROUSE.
"THE FAMILY RESORT."
CARNCROSS AND DIXEY'S MINSTRELS
• THE CiREAT STAY TROUPE OF THE WOR L D.
In their
SELECT ETHIOPIAN SOIREES,
Splendid Singing, Beautiful Dancing, Laughable Do ,
lesqnes, - Plantation Scenes, Ste. & a., by
TWENTY TALENTED ARTISTS.
.EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
Tickets Z 5 cents. Doors open ak 7 o'clock.
fe27-3m J. L. CARNCROSS, Business Manager.
PHILADELPHIA NATATORIUM.
AND PHYSICAL INSTITUTE, No. 219 South
BROAD kiln:el. — The swimming department of this po
pular institution was opened last Wednesday-, With L
very fairprospeet of another successful season. Ladies'
hours from 10 A. M. to 2% P. M. Holm for Masters and
Gentlemen from 6A. M. to 83; A. M arid from 3P. M.
to BP. M. After 6 P. M., Gentlemen only. Season
tickets sold 30 per cent. lower than last season. Every
pupil warranted to learn to swim within one month.
For particulars, see circulars. my9-6t.
NOW OPE N-THE FORTY-FIRST
ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS AND
SCULPTURE, at the PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY 07
Tin FINE ARTS, CHESTNUT Street, above Tenth.
Open from 9 A. M. till 7 P. M., and from 8 till 10 in the
evening. ap2o-tf
• ~o
SEA -SIDE HOUSE,
FOOT OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
The undersigned informs his friends and former pa
trons that his house is now
t oneu ß tor the reception of
fr.4 t oljt,', l a f elt a M l .{rriii e ta) - 1 1f e co o t c a s e, a gptli tr ate
nlylo-19L DAVID SCALTERGOOD.
CONGRESS HALL, CAPE ISLAND,
..NEW JERSEY.
Thin favorite Hotel will be opened fortite reception of
masts on JUNE FIRST,
The bonne lion been refarniehed and thoroughly reno
vated. Writing and Reading Rooms and a Telegraph.
Office have been added for the exclusive use.of the
greets.
- The proprietor feels warranted in assuring the public
that, with the gentlemanly and competent o ffi cers se
cured, each department win be conducted. to the entire
satisfaction of the most fastidious.
. . .
Hassler's full liand . has been engaged exclusively for
Congress Hall. . .
- Any • the' information will ll be cheerfully given, by
addressing J. F, CAKE,
neye-tf .Proprietor.
"AV ENUE HOUSE "
t __
WASHINGTON, D. C.
The undersigned having leased the above House, situ
ated on the corner of SEVENTH Street and PENNBII.
VANIA Avenue,-for a term of years, he solicits the
former patronage and the travelling public generally,
and will at all times he happy to see his old friends.
Respectfully, C. 'l'. JONES,
WASFITNiiTON, D. C., March 3, mhl4-6m.
BARGAINS IN MAdITINTRY.
WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
ON TUESDAY, MAY 17th,
At the corner of TWENTY-SECOND and WOOD Ste..
All the MACHINERY and FIXTURES of a large
_MANUFACTORY OF PAPER HANGINGS
C o nsisting of GROUNDING, GLAZING and PRINT
/NG MACHINES, SHAFTING, PATTERNS, and all the
MATERIALS for carrying on the business.
A tine opportunity In now offered to go into the busi
ness aucce6.Bfulty,. as there is but ONE FACTORY - - now
in the city. Whin to doing 0, 0/Mitt4i4 businees, and
another is much wanted;
ISAAC PUGH,
No. 407 WALNUT Street, third-story:
Or, WILLIAM CURRY,
TWENTY-SECOND and CALLOWEIILL Streets.
sey7-St if*
QUEEN OF BEAUTY.
WHITE r.III9III . .yVIAX OP ANTILLES
A new FRENCH COSMETIC for beautifying, whiten
ing, and. preserving the complexion. It is the meet
condered!. COSTiremitid. of the age. There is neither
alk, powder, magnesia, bismuth ,, nor talc in its com
position, it being composed entirely of pure Virgin Wax;
hence its extraordinary qualities for preserving the
skin, snaking it soft,. smooth,. fair and transparent. It
makes the old appear young, the homely handsome, the
handsome more beautiful, and the most beautiful di
vine. Price . 9 ,5 and SO cents. Prepared only by HUNT
SE CO., Perfumers, 41 South EIGHTH Street, two doors
above Chestnut, and 133 South SEVENTH Street, above
Walnut. mhl9-3m
MONUMENTS AND . N
#3l.TirAVE
ir
STO f a
A large assortment of Grave-Stonee,of
various desi ,?' made the finest Italian and American
Marble, con • a tiv on band at the Marble Works of
ADAM STET .itrrz, RIDGE Avenue, below Eleventh
street, Philadelphia. ap2o-3raif
Lake Ontario,
The Thep-and Islands.
The Rapids of St. Lawrence.
EL IGHTFUL Si:JD/I
-t EXCURSIONS.
Saguenay River,
Portland,.
WhiteMonnialus,
.
River _ -
- Saratoga Springs,
&C.,
Quebec, ke., &C.
Tickets for the above Excursions, which have bent
so long and favorably knowfrto the Philadelphia. Pub
lic, by various routes to Niagara Falls for sale at o
PHILADELPHIA AND ELMIRA RAIROA D TICKET
OFFICE, northweet corner SIXTH and CHESTNUT
Street", where full information will be given.
N. VAN - HORN, Ticket Agent.
JOHN J. HILLEs, General Agent,
THIRTEENTH and CA LLOWHILL Streets.
mylo-tuthscjyl
AIMFOR HARTFORD; CONN.-.
DIRECT, —The Philadelphia Steam
,Propol
ler Company's steamer MARS, 61'111111e) . , master ? is now
receiving freight. at ARCH Street wharf. Quick - dis
patch. Apply on board or to WM. M. BAIRD & Co.,
Agent, 132 south Wharvoc. ray7,3t
FOR ALBANY AND• TROY,
VIA DELAWARE A?.11) RAIUTAN CA-
NAL.
The barge MONTEREY, Captain R. Danvers, le now
loading at the ftrat wharf betqw Spruce ~t reet, and will
leave for the above points on WEDNESDAY, Ilti, at 8
P. M. For freight, which will be taken at reasonable
rates, apply to D. L. FLANAGAN, Agent,
my9-Bt* No. 304 South DELAWARE Avenue.
lkiotCANE -SEAT CHAIR 3IANITFAO
TORY-WARratoom:3, Nos, W-. 13 and 223110RK
SIXTH street, for Parlors, Dining-Rooms, and
Chambers, Camp Chairs, ;ie. I. H. WISLER.
m ylO- fit',
ifieICOTTAGE FURNITURE, IN SOLID
so
Walnut and lid Oak. Also. plain and rnakey
Extension Tables, at Nos 223 and 225 North.
SIXTH Street. [in yla-at*l I. H. WISLER.
JOHN S. WILSON,
Importer ID and dealer in WATCHES and fine y a.
JEWELRY, manufactured of
SILVER WARE.
No. 112 North :NINTH Street, above Arch. Phila.
The 1110)0 price paid for old Silver. InyS-lm"
EDWIN A. HUGHES,
UNDERTAKER,
239
South TENTH Street, shave Spruce
mys•lm
, • WRITTEN AND VERBAL DE
- SCRIPTIONS of Character, Coustitutiou,ami Ta
lcht, with ADVICE on 1311ei11M14,, Heotth, EanCa .
tiou, Self-improvement, -Atanaleement,and Train
dam illg of CHILDREN [mini adaptation) 4'l day
and evening, by JOHN L. cAL mrt,
Phrenologist and Bookseller,.
mlng-stuth No, 25 S. TENTH Strebove CheAtlmE.
LADIES TRUSS AND BRACE
qt9a)SToRE--condn.ted by Dunn. TWELFTH
Street, first door below ltaeo. Every article in their
line elegant, easy, and eeriest in make. C. 11. NEE
DLES, Proprietor, attends to aentlemen, on the corner
of TWELFTH and RACE Streets. N. B. —Profeoslonla
accuracy insured,my4-3mtf
..
_
illp
DR. FINE, PRACTICAL DEE
TIST for the last twenty years, Rote VINE St..
below Third inserts the most beautiful TEETILof the
ago, mounted on line Geld. Platina, Silver,Vulcanite.
(waffle, amber, kr, at prices,for neat and substantial
work, mow reasonnbie than any Omaha In this City or
State. 'Poetic. plugged, to last for life. Artilelea Teeth
repaired to suit. No pain in extracting. All work
warranted to tit. Reference, best families. mhZl-6m
ifiFfCORRECT PIANO TUNING.—
r Mr.'te. E. SARGENT'S Orden; for Twain./ and
Reps' ring_Plavos are received at MASON & CO.'s MOM
9117 011ESTIWT Street, only.
Mr. S. has had eleven years' factory exPerlonoe Is
London, and dire years' employment in Philadelphia.
SPECIAL.—Pianos releathereul to sound as soft and
eweet•toned as now, tbithoUr riltnoldna
Terms for Tuning,
MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT
40 4 4 LOANED lir Diamonds. Watches i Tga.g g
r ola P ia.Ml4l2l.gol t . t rolottZ : ll.ll , TH/hlO
- OASSILL Street% below Lombard. spil'inkllE
fly. Wf.t."r
Frank OM*