lINITEJI STATES
CHRISTIAN COMMISSION.
CASI - 5 AC;ii-NOWLEDGMENTS
MEI!
'WEEK ENDING MAY IS. 1861
AnnT -Committee Western Pennsylvania, prr
Joseph. Allbreo, Tr-asnrer 5:14000 00
Army Committee, lio,tou, Mass, , per Joseph
Story, Trr -nre'
Ladies' ChrtstianContraission, Buffalo, N.Y..
per Mrs. E. Beistol. Tresgurer 6,0 X) 00
Army Committee y.,flug- iden•s Christian A5,,,-
ciation,Portlund,lllamo,..pe.r espt_StarteVnat ,
Treasurer low 00
-'0,7
ArltrY Committee, l'Yorideum -E. 1. , rel • •C•o ßing , ... .......... ...,300 00
Lehigh Coal and Naviginioa Company 2,000 W E. A_ Dr.e.vel. ........ 1,000 (X)
Work, 111cCouch, & C., ..................................
.210 8 0 0
E. T. Shaw
- Philadelphia Board v it:r.,:, - er_!,p . e 2 t2E!._. Bowl
by, Treas“ror ........... , . . . ........ . I,ooe 00
Citizens of liorri-1e ,,, r. 1 enusylvona, per R.
A. Lambert,,........ 1,500 tk)
Collection of lb: t. , '- - d. Connecticut, per A- G.
Hammond, g. 1 . on. , lll•ev ' 2,200 00
Edward s. Jvlrray. Few York (additional).— 1.00 00
Jaw, Lpziox. 1- - iv Yoyi: (additional) 2,000 00
CSoldier , Al.) :Socie . . - y, Eochwiter, NeW York.• 2,000 00
itizen' of New Dedf.,,rd,..Tdass 1,000 00
John.P,llle:_,l Philadelpym :additional) 500
.111 , z C_ TEL Bohlen. DilLaaelpili. 000
1,000 00
Thomas Drake (Epiphany collection) - - 2,500 LK)
Citizens of Lambertville, IV. J., per
Artily Committee 1,200 00
+Citizens of Milford, New Jersey, per F.,
My nr“..l
Army Committee, Troy. S. Y.
Cash
B. w. Clarli & C.
Sarah Z. Curti, , .;toditioitli
ittdip,' Aid b'L , elety, Doyiestuwii, Pa., per bird.
Julia - P. Bruck, titurtiar3 -
Bliabunel Bpa,ropai Church, lienisington, per
De., J. Goraoc 10;:ta u-cll
B. F. Godfrey & Co
David Traluer
Philadelphia, Wilmington, : - and Baltimore
Railroad Co
Mrs. Aun Hertz,:g
'Win. S. Itoyd
C. P. Fax
ERN. Margaret J. LttJ
Mrs.. Margaret Dunlap.
Jilt s& Ellen M. Paula',
301U1 C. Dunlap
Xllie Moth
Collection inCer.tralPre.ibyterianCluirch,
Rochester_, N. Y 240 00
Third Ward Lucile,. Aid Society, Roches
ter. IV. Y 100 00
Christian Conaol, , l, , it liorbester, per 0.
D. Grossener, Trett,ure: GO 00
Cash
Reliance insurance C. , capally
Zlarrufactirrer," and ..litcnismcs" 13auk
Liaac Lea
G. F. Curren
'Thomas W. Price
John H. INI
John A. Flan eP
31. Sloan & i.e ... • ..............
Collection at Clrnrch of Coe enact
l'rniiine King
'M. C. D.'
."1‘1.1..”
Mutual iii.,l7llllCC C , rOYY
T.
EMOrp SLIM, (adilis'. , -ttl!
31ni. r. Sow.
PiEgg. LAtigit
:Gustavus W. Beneoe
Friends atiConoe-, Y. Y., per H. B. Si'Liman.
~
4:anoe-joe. 'Troy, Y
Hugg„ir
Mr..
.. - Tohn Wm , ✓
Christian Commie,ion, Bangor, Maine
John B ReVVllsOlt
A. P. 0ki.... lis,•vitl,t‘ee, R. I
Citizens of Melirille, Y
A. M. Kinflier
Young Ladies rod of Linden Hall
Seminary, Lithe,
Reeve L. Knigla & Son
John (4116,rt
Second Reformed- Pr , ,,hyterian Church, per
Alex. Kerr
Mrs. Thomas Cooce, Trom-nrer,Poimville, 2a
Robert 11. Crozet' • • • ••
Roo, & e- ,
T. Lewis (Inner
.Dr. George N_ Eck - or:-
Jan MG:chine. -
lbs. John 13sseltin,...—
Airs. Mazy •tilonn•.
Charles Keen,:
James lic&gtCarpet Nan afaeturer), additional.
V. L. Bodine `2.50
J. IL Ekaine 11 , t , 00
Presbyterial . .. C.nlgregation, Fairfield,
Pa
Citizeng of Wriglit.-v1.1e., Pa
Collection at pv:p;ic nweling, at Coatesville.
Penna., per Rev. I+.. li. Slerehkin.
Benry Seiller: (Epiphany collection)
John Mealli.,ter, Jr. tuatircional)....
Cainblo
G. Henderson
F. lialey
S. E. Slaviaaker
Smith sz - F..andoApl ,
C. B. seen
Bowen. & Fox
- Palmer 6z. Riley -
-S. Harvey Thomm..
Thomas Bell
,ALady
Per Messrs. Drexel C Co:
Jacob P. Jones
Old Armagh Tolvn.hip Mifflin county. Penna
liantioke,'Penna., per Rev. Geo.
D. Mile.
l'roceeds of an Eniertainnient given by the
fellowinglittle girls;
.
ffi
Mi. Ee Edward.
Miss EnnotiPollock
lda
3!.liss Emma Dungan
Xiss Alice Craig
ziri.s Fannie Gil ban
111.i.s Margaret Meleilre, Perth, It Y
Hiram Hubbard
!dis. YE
Miss 81, J. II
ffwo Little B...+Ye
A. D. Clark
Sabbath School,
Petier's Mills, Pa
John L. Hough
Mrs. E. G. Diini,ee.
MISS E. M. .E.ofli.,:an
Nrs. H. J. B:d•JI. - .-
"Williazq Pa
Hirs,
Josf•nia
S..IJ.
Is
T. J. 1:
Cash
- Morton 3.lcMiehael. Jr -
Joseph T. Ford
Good "Will, '-
A- B. C
Kn. Mary B. TOL.?3-
" A. L. A,"
George Metzger. Car Pa
W. Barher, Che,ster, l'a
JI.LadT, West Chester, Pa
Toni Badisn, Ithaca, N.
James D. Kern, Berks county, Pa
C. H. Gran'
Presbyterial. Church, Bennett Square, Chester
county, Pa
r. A. Mal, Jr., Getryaburg,Pa.•
J. Hamilton, Car Pa
En,:a Susan Warner and sister, West Point, N.
1„ , (additional)
Miss Armes Grain, Camden. J
Male Bible Cla,s of St, Paul's Church, per
.Tames Hogan
A Priexcl, Kew Jer,ey, p-r Rev ; 11. A. Board
man, D. .D
J. K. }Toward
`C, A. R"
Atr, Taylor, Green street
Cash
Cash
Dr Charles R. King ..... •••••
Church, Kew Philadelphia, Schuylkill
county, l'a
A. J. Laecher
Collection at Eaton, =.-Y., per Samuel Miller.
Collection at Orangeville -Normal School, per
- - - - - - -
H. C. Bettie -
E. N. Currie, Newark. Del
,Ladies' Aid tklolety. c“lentin Etyr,geN Pa., per
Miss C. N• tite;vart
"B. S. S."
Cash
Trinity Church, Mount Holly
Rev. J. W. Newrolab, Vernon, N_ Y
West, Southworth, & Co., per .1. P
ladies' Aid Society, .3 -
ladies' Soldiers' Relief Ah:ioelatiOU, Curwens
sille, Pa
So rs' Aid Society Middleboro', Mass., - per
Beg. Janke. 11.. .11.1;lew
J. E. Gould
AO's. John Constable
Jesse Oren, Itarrislowtt,
311ttior Horace Bum:dead, 43d F. S. Colored
Troops, Camp Wm- Petal
N. Starkey, Columba'', 2. T
Airs. McCallum, West Chester, Pa . -
Samuel Long (additional)
& Smith, per J. P
rresbyterian Church, iielne..eburg, Pa., per
Rev, J, Bellevili-
Cleo. Drthring,
.A. Chase, Fall i'i'.e 3111,.s
George" (additieLel
B. P. Hutehineee • -
lase Helen 11, Patterson
Edwin M. Lewis (a.iditionai(
_ N:
Aid Society l.4,rkpurt.,Y 00
Miss Nary P. H01m,,-, nt Drockport,li..Y.lo 00
Ladies' Mite Soa!Pry,E, , ouville,..N.Y.,nerikev.
E. N. Maltby
E. S. Walton (additional)
itev. Kay - s Congreintion, Perry, Mich—.
Union Prayer Meet - II:2 - , rtithrinSVille, 1.,
per P. L. Perizie
J. Potts, Jr., alai. wile. Pottstown, Pa
w . ll
Professar J. 1). N. (additional
J. Sliumak.r. 'fizz:carer., Pa
Baptist and Presilyli-r:an Church, Flemington,
J., per MI,. Hill
"Win. Shively, Labaska, Pa
Pregbvterian Chard., oxford,Pa., per Fral/Ct,i
B. fledge
-George Wiggin, Tanianna,Pa,
404mM-school of EL e First Presbyterian
Church, Mantua, per H. Hill, Superintend'[.
Bresbyteriatt 1,:11u1ch, Allentown, per
Johußotoi
-
_3frs. S amual o, d ( additional)
Proceeds of a day s labor the Officers and
Clerks of the Provost Marshal's Office. Fifth
District, per E. F. ',cake
-C.J.Waltou
33aptisr Church, 810.,n1.-burg, Pa., per Rev. J.
P. Tustin
.Geo.W.Toland. Germantown, (additional)---
.Ladies of Bound Brook, N. 3
_Rev. John Baird, Centro Brook., Conn
Trinity Church , Claremont, B. H., per Rev.
.Tohn Pee
J.W.LeiviS
Collection in Trini;y Church, Moorestown,
New Jerfiey
W. Penis
The Misses Bernie, Carroll co., 151 d., (addl.
tiobal)
Sehock fe. Wagerseiler, Grove, Fa. 50 00
- CePtein lAttote 00 ) " 1 °Q
Army Ctthinitt• - ,, Scranton, Pa., per R. A.
Henry. Treasure -
. E. Church, titrendsburg, Pa:, per Rev.
Wm. J. Yax> , , ii
I2ev. Hr. (:ibyille Congregation,
Wa:iltington ity l... 40 30
Samuel On, NV1w,,v.„... , 00
Xiew Cninberiaio.i I.,,, byterian Congre
gation, Wu-tern, \ - 11. , per it. Grangle. 25 00
Collection in Pobllc Manch Chunk,
Pa.S per R. Q. Dot ;;,erelo.ry-
Church, Scliell ,, coll-, N. Y., per Rey.
A. J. Jutkins
g.TartgeliCal Lutheran Church, -
4.,
Per Rev. J. Wentz
Henry A. Dreer
Fourth Reformed Pre,,,yt:•flail Church......:.
N. E. Church, Drido-I...tr et , Pa., per Rev. .1.
IL'Jenson ...............
Narple Presbyterian Clinrelt, Delaware eo.,
Penna., per 1;. R. Botch - kin ....... . ....
eesville Sabbath ol.of
riqn Church, Rohe y, Nw e Jersey, (addl.-
tional)
Mrs. R. W. Bruit;
Jame:, Field
Henry B. .A,liinead (Epiplcioy collection)
Nrs. John Gillespie?
William Wolf, Conti, cull/11y, penna
7.J. Laws
C. A. Winthrop. °woe , . Nese y.,ric
Mrs. Robert Paulson, llolmositurg,
done!)
Henry Wood, Chaplain Naval Asylum
W. R. Granger-- ---
Amos C. Realm, Peekskill.
Mra. Sarah Brown. Laretown, Pa 4 00
Mrs. P. Craig, do. 1 00
Mrs. E. Craig, do. 1 OD
Cash 100
E. W. Cassidy....
miss C. L. Brooke
Mitchell, Chaplain Gth lowa Cavalry.
Cash
Cash
A Friend
st Friend, Yonkers, Y
cx C. L.," Washington, D. C 5 03
A Little Bey - 2,5
Mrs. A. Sacker, Meadville, Pa 2 00
Mrs. Law,
~ q
do. 200
Sirs. L. Clapp, do. 1 00
500
"A Youth 1 00
L. P. Fenner ou
Mrs. 11. Bigham, Chancelord, Pa 5 OD
William Williams 5 00
J. J. Wright, M. I) 5 05
Collection in Presbyterian Church, Washing
tonville S 1:i
" M. 5.," Port Carbon 2 00
A German Soldier 1 00
W. R. Abbott, Syracuse, N. V 5 ou
Charles liancock, Albany, Illinois 1 00
Rey. Dr. Ilorolierger 7
00
~
Mrs. Many P. Southwick 2
Charles 11. Wagner, amount received for mili
tia service in September, 1:6:l 0 70
John B.Linn,LeWiShurg, Pa., amount received
for militia service in Bepteo,her, 'Mid ^ Pi
W. lluntling, Plainfield, N. I 1 00
Rev.l
A ,zhiras 500
5 oo
The Soldier's Friend
blethoilhq and 'Presbyterian Congregations,
Conelicnca, Pa 6 (10
A Friend 5 00
A Friend 1 Oa
A Friend 2 50
"li C.. 1 00
" L: A. C. • - 100
2 00
F. K. Hippie 5 Oil
.A. Pemenhower, Montgomery Co., Pa 5 00
Airs. 10nrr, Petersburg, Pa 1 00
.
ith, cc : s Barrett. Waukesha,. Wilt fill)
.11r1. , .. Mary Gi,,rdner, Woos chaster, Pa 5 03
F. _Lindsey r 00
Miss 11. Care•on, Morristown, Pa 2 03
A number of little girls 110
Mrs. Nancy Warxen, Perryoborg, PoL.
L. Patch. and wife, do
11. M. Brown, do 4 03
N. A. - Parch], Mnseatine, lowa li 00
John Levering, Barren Hill 11 Oa
A Lamy mow: 5 0.)
Sirs. U. Oberholizer, Lionville, Fa 5 00
Guide Board Sabliatil School, Be, 11l 1 l mt9n, Vt.. 6 IN)
C. A. Wititisrep, (h:Wege, N. Y. (additarnap• • 5 03
Rev. Isaac Riley. Middletown, Pa 5 00
J. A. E., Franklin CO., Pa 2 00
A Lady 5 00
Collected by T. B. Graham, Juniata, Pa 4 16
Amouut previously acknowledged
Total $43 1,5,33 53
Tlse coutrlhatiou acknowledged last-reek us Eva as
Watsou. $1,11 0 01," should have howl ECIIIIS
$l,OOO.
jOSEPII PATTERSON, Treasurer.
The U. S. CHRISTIAN COMMISSION beg leave to ac-
Intowlemlge the receipt at the fellowittg stores tip to May
.IS,
PENNSYLVANIA. •
Philadelphia-3 boxes, 12 pkages, Ladies' Relief So
chay of St. John's Lutheran Vhurch,
16 cases, Aldrich & Yerkes. •
eases, Wm. W. Franklin.
:lbw-Ts:es, Ladies' Aid Society of St. Paul's Church, as
the Church of our Saviour.
10 cases, .1. IL Busier 4, Co.
3 boles. Ladies' Aid Society of Kensington M. N.
Church.
2 pieces flannel, Win. H. Lamed & Co.
2 boxes, Church of the Nativity.
boxes, Ladies' Aid Society, Church of the'Coyenant.
A .Frtend," per Joshua Wright.
'I box, .111 . 45. M. A. Ritchie and Mrs. S. Nueass.
I packrig,e, Ladies' Aid Society, St. Jude's Cnurch.
l parcel, Lady, per Peterson's Book Store.
Williamsport-1 box. Miss E. V. Bennett.
Haverforu-4 bari els, 2 packages, Ladies' Aid Society
of Delaware county tT orth
Easton—L. bale, 1 box, Ladies' Aid Society, Reformed
Dutch Church.
I- - otisville-2 boxes, Ladies' Soldiers' Aid Society, M.
E. Church.
Gettysburg-1. package, Miss Sample.
Union - ilk - 2 boxes, Unin Relief Association.
Bustleton-Ibox, Ladies'Aid Society.
Harrisburg-4 boxes 'Onion Relief Association.
Mechanicsburg-1 Vox, Ladies' Aid - Society; 1 keg,
John C. Dunlap.
I.llllll ff -1 box.
Fairmount-1 box, Aid Society.
To‘randa-2boxes, BOR. 47 and 45.
Plaunixville-2 boxes, Ladies' Aid Society.
Riegelsville-1 box, Durham Riegelsville Ladies'
Aid Society,
Waynesburg, Chester county - 5 barrels, 1 box, La
dies' Aid Society.
Bafh-1 box, Ladies' Aid Society.
Lewistown--1 box, 1 keg, Ladies' Aid Society..
Allentown-6 boxes, Ladies' Christian Comm ission.
Freernausburg-1 box, Christian Association.
Curwensyille-1 box, Ladies' Soldiers' Relief So
ciety.
Bellefonte-2 boxes, Ladies' Aid Society.
New Philadelphia-1 box, W. Swindells.
Ricenisburg—bexpr,s, 3111-1.14 , C box, unknown.
NEW ' JERSEY.
Lambertville-0 boxes, 1 keg, Ladies' Aid. Society.
boxes, citizens.
1,307 20
537 00
200 0 - ,1
250 00
200 00
;000
11 00
- '4J OD
... ICO
400 00
101 01
100 00
g.) iw
100 0)
100 00
00 00
101 00
10P 00
100 OJ
105 07
DJ 00
Milford-2 1,t;x0:.., Aid society.
Bottlentowu-1 package, M. Chad wick.
MOffistOWll-Iptiek::ge, Goorge ngliton.
/11eurctitown-1 barrel, 1 box, Lactio6' Aid Society
DEL A WA RE,
Wiltniugton-1 box, Central l'reacyterian Church.
VENN' YORK •
000 03
3.0:_ 00
000 00
0J 00
00 t 0k)
OJ
100 03
'to
100 00
1 , x.1 00
907
100 00
New York-10 parcels, Commitice United States Chris
tian Conunikkion,
I:unitio-10 Loses, " barrela, Christian
Coin
mission, d parcels, d'onintittee United States Chruttitm.
Commission..
Syracuse-1 box, Sunday-School Children.
Lausiuglurgh (probably)-1 box, unknown.
'North Chatham-1 barrel, Ladies' Aid Society of Me
alka Bpi:sr. - pat Church.
carat, Citilienf..
Portland-3 hoses, Friends.
MASSACHUSETTS.
NOG 01
••o 0,1
10J00
aio 00
000 00
100 00
Boston-5 parcel.,..:, boxes, 1 package, 3 barrels, Army
Con,mirtee Young Mew . e Christian Association,
Mladleboro-1 box, Soldiers'- Aid Society.
CONNECTI.O UT.
Hartford—r=boxee, Soldiers' Aid Association.
OHIO. -
parceLs, Committee 'United States Chris
tian Commission.
4 11auy boxes and packages remain unacknowledged
this week, on account of the incessant character of the
demands made by the wounded men, which must be at
once supplied as far as the moans of the Commission can
go. We hope our friends will keep up a vigorous sup
ply, as mush 3 et remains to he done.
GEORGE It STUART, Chairman.
It DANK Street, Philadelphia.
OFFICE =OF TUE WES'FAIORE
LAN D COAL COMPANY, No. 2:30 South THIRD
Street, corner of. s
•
1'lI1141)ELPIIIA, May 29, vist
4 ,100 03
1.1.YJ 00
• 20000
. IOU 0)
- 100 iv)
• 100 03
100 00
. 10 00
. 50 La
25 00
.
. 1500
At a meeting of the Stockholders of theWETYMURE
LAND COAL COMPANY, held this day, at which a
majority in interest of the Stockholders was repre
sented, the ACt of Incorporation, approved April 80,
Isue, WVLS unanimously accepted, an 1 the following Di
rectors were elected, to serve until the next election:
DIRECTOItS.
EDWARD C. DIDDLE,
JAMES MAGEE,
JOHN COVODE,
SAMUEL WELSH,
SAMUEL C. 11101ITON,
P. PEMBERTON MORRIS,
STEPHEN IL BROOHE.
EDWARD LOWBEH, M.
L PEMBERTON It IiTCHINSbN,
WILLIAM S. PEROT,
JAMES A. McCREA, M. D.
At a meeting' of the Directors of the WEST`ADYRFI
LAND COAL. COMPANY, held this day, EDWARD C.
DIDDLE vas elected President, aud FRANCIS li.
JACKSON was elected Secretary and Trea*urCr,
R H. JACKSON, Secretary.
$lO 00
- 1 00
1 00
20- 12 10
..... 30 OD
16 15
50 00
THE COMMITTEE ON THE \Y 9[_
PEINIF PARLOR earcestly solicit the
.eo-opera
'Lion of the citizens of Pennsylvania and the nem-his...Mg
Suites to carry out their design of furnishing a room,
after the style of the days of William Penn, for Exhibi
tion at the GREAT CENTRAL FAIR. It is believed
that there are ninny articles of furniture and household
nee of the style of that period still to he found. po:soss
jug historic interest by association with the prominent
families of our first settlers, whicb,on exhibition, would
render such a room highly interesting and attractive,
and it is confidently expected that the present holders
will remice at the opportunity of using them for the
Relief of our Suffering Soldiers.
All Articles sent for exhibition only will he receipted
for, carefully preserved, and returned to the owners.
All articles for sale should be marked with the name of
the donor, and have some value attached.
Tables will be spread with ftnitiCa fur sale, for which
&mutton:4 are unbelted.
send to WILLIAM. PENN PARLOR. COMMITTEE,
Great Central Fair, care °I A. It. Chairman
Receiving Committee.
Eli R. Price, 511 Arch street, Phila.
Warrinor. 11.11 street,
win. Garrett, Thirty-ninth and Locust streets,Phila.
- Henry C. Townsend, 511 Arch street, Phila.
Edward _Hopper, 551 Arch street, Phila.
Lloyd I'. Smith, Philadelphia Library, Fifth street,
near Chestnut. Phila.-
15 50
Do uo
50 OD
60 00
10 00
20 00
E -4 6
2000
Anthony S. 1 1 / 4 1orrig, Pemberton, New Jer , ey.
eery DL. Lain, 7 North Third street, Phila.
3e: se Garrett, a. W. cor. Eighth and Chestnut streets,
Isaac S. Serrill, 520 Walnut street, Phila,
Winter, 181 3,uth. Piro,. street, Phila.
Nathaniel W. ltolon, SU/ Chetaut street, Phila.
Charles C. Sellers, 12 Xorth Sixth street, Phila.
71. ceultr..n Davis, S. E. corner Sixteenth and Vine
streets, Phila.
Joseph It. Trotter, 317 Walnut street, Phila.
:Joseph W. Sharp, Heeserifie, Chester county, Pa.
Samuel L. Smell ley, Thirty-111Th street anti Lancaster
avenue, West Phila.
John Sellers. S. W. corner Thirty-third and Arch
streets, West Phila,
Alfred Justice, ti. W. corner Fitch and COMIMICO
sr,. eels, Phila.
J. Sidney Nett), Thirtieth and. Ludlow streets, Phila.
Dliston Perot, 1325 Ridge avenue, Phila.
Charles W. Wharton, 274 South Third street, Phila.
J. Dickinson Logan, Rising Stu, Phila.
G=eorge ;Morrison Coates, 127 Market street, Phila.
ch,,rie, W. Pickering. Pill Arch street, Phila.
M. Andrews Knight, Thirty-ninth st., below Spruce,
53 03
50 OD
10 00
10 00
20 OD
10 00
25 00
Arthor H. 125 South. Second street. Phila.
srophe. S. Price, Sl2 Chestnut street, Phila.
-Erederiek Culline, IN. W. corner Tenth and Filbert
streets, Phila.
COMMITTEE OP WOMEN..
3000
10 OD
10 Du
.53 LM)
1 g 5
oil 00
MISS ELLEIV Isl. PHICE, Chairman,.t.W. corner of
Thin , -eighth and Cl.eolnutlZlrePL4, ViTC,E Phil..
MIIL.S ELI zABETH rEvvOCK,Secretary,So3 Franklin
&reel,
MISS ELIZABETH S. GARRETT, Treasurer, S. W. ear
of Thirt3 -thrith and hoeteA acreete, West Phila.
. .
- Mrs. Ileury C. Townsend, Forty-tirst and Baltimore
riviAmp, \V&A Pbil.e.
86 90
1000
10 00
.41 00
10
henry C. Len, Spruce above Thirty-ninth street,
West Phim.
Mrs. br. Y.E. cor. of Chestnut and Fortieth
street', West Yhiia.. .
21rs..7o,c;rthine killer, Walnut below - Thirty-ninth
glrea, V Plat.
;Miss Iletrn Buntirg, Walnut below Thirty-ninth
street, W.-st Phila.
10 01
20 00
10 00
10 00
0J 00
Mrs Samuel Jones, Walnut aboVe Fortieth st., W. P.
Miss Anna Matlack, 6:t4 Marshall street, Phila.
Mi-s Mart ha Andrews, Darby, Delaware Co., Ponna.
Clans E. Justice, S. E. cor. of Thirty-third and
Baring streets, West Phila.
Mrs. Wx.s. Janney, Walnut St. below Fortieth, W. P.
Bliss M. L. Taylor, Taylorsville, Sucks Co., Penna.
Miss Julia Wiltterger, Market bal. Fortieth St., W.P.
sties Aliso A. Pearson, Darby, Delaware Co., Penna.l
Miss Rebecca :hrl:ins, 727 DmWU ritrOClt,
Miss E,relle Lloyd, 2ir2.5 Vine lit., lidla. iny::l-5w2(
53:10
10 00
23 0J
20 00
00 00
20 00
OU UJ
EMPIRE COPPER COMPANY—
PIIILADEEPISIA, May 19. 1864.—Th9 anneal
meeting of the tAorkbolders of tile Empire Copper Oom-
Daily (of Luke Superior) will be held cd THEM, OF
FICE, NO. 423 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia, on
FEJDAY, the day of June, 15 , 34, at 4 o'clock P. IL,
for the election of Directors. and the transaction of
otherhtriness. J. *. AR:MULLIN
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EI. , F.TIIIODIST EPISCOPAL AMU
NEttL,' BETHEL, SIIIPPEN and PENN StS.—
lntoreFtinp, services on SABBATH NEXT, 22d illfitaillt-
Preltebin. • " at 10;4 o'clock by Rey. J. Porter, D. D.
31'.at M. by Be.y Col. G. :Bloody; at 7E P. M. by Rey.
ti.idmrnate. ker. Bishop Simpson, D. 12., tvtll be pre
sent in the morning, and take part in the exercises. All
are invited. myl9-3t.
OFFICE 'UNION INFROFEMENT
COMPANY, 10th May, 1854.
Notice is hereby given that, in pursuance of an Act of
the Legisletare, npproved !let]] April, 1864, the mono of
On- FOREST 131PROVEMHNT COMPANY has been
clt,red to the UNION IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
myl7.theSt'e
MANDAN MINIMA- COMPANY—
LADELPHYA, May 10, 1864. —The Annual
Nio.-tlit- of the Stockholders of the MANDAN MININO
COMPANY (of Lake guperior) will be held at their of
fice, No. 324- WALNUT street, on 'PLIVIISDAV, the
261 h inst., at 11 o'clock A. M.,_ for the election of Direc
tors and the transaction of other business.
toy 11-14 t B. A. HOOPES, Secretary.
IL'EIoiNSX - 11:VAN/fA RAILROAD COM.
PANT—TREASURE/en IMPARTMENT, PIIILAIML•
mite, April 20, 1864.
tiTIC.E, TO THE STOCETIOLDERS. —The hoard of
lYtretiors hare this day declared a semi - annual dividend
of lire per cent. on the capital stock of the Company,
clear of National and State taxes, payable on and. after
fay 16, 1%4.
Blank powers of attorney for collecting dividends can
1., bad at the Oleo of the Company. No. 2.i.S South
'Di LED Street.
Stock and Scrip certificates for the extra dividend will
he ready for delivery on and after May '2d, but no stock
or tiorip certificates will be delivered between the 15th
Nov and lot June. THOMAS T. FIRTH,
zny2-1m Treasurer.
•
ANNIVERSARY OF THE AMER!.
CAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION.—Tho Services
connected with the Fortieth AllaiVerSary of The & m ed,
eon gends.y-Bebeol Usttou will be Imlll att. UM MUSICAL
FU - 1 , 11) HALL, Locust street, near Eighth, on TUESDAY
EVENING, May 24th, ata quarter to 8 o'clock.
Ti,kets of admission may be bad, gratuitously, on
application at the Society's Buildings, No. 1122 Chest
nut street. By order of the Committee.
IL A. WUP.TS, Secretary.
Philadelphia, May, kW. rayl7-7t,
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OFFICE OF THE METALLINE
COMFANY OF LAKE SUPERIOR.
PIIILADEEPIIIA, May 16, 136(
The Stated Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
liIETALLINE LAND COMPANY will be held at the
UPPI CE OF THE COMPANY, 324 WALNUT Street, on
MirIiNPAY the 6th day of June next, at 12 M.
layr-ti e t) P. R. WOMRAPII, Clerk.
11G 7 ,r' - • TABLE DEPARTMENT OF THE
CciMMITTEE ON LABOR, INCOME, and RE
NE:N:I7E 01•"i•11E GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.
Mrs. E. W. nutter, Counsellor, No, 507 New street,
Mrs_ J. W. Perney, President, No. 6166. Washington
Square.
MTS. R. Ilainniett, Vice President. No. 115 Vino at.
Miss Louisa E. Claghorn
Mies Ada Sager, Treasurer, No. 936 Arch street.
No. 1009
. Arch • street •
. Corresponding Secretary,
lire. Thos. Fitzgerald. P.ecordiny, S'Acretary, No. 337
South Seventh street.
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5 5 110
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5 nn
6 0J
.5 00
5 0)
5 00
7 00
2 00
500
Donations of all kindsid of Fancy Articles thankfullyre
cch-ed. " Articles can be sent by express, or otherwise,
to either of the above Ladies, or to the office, No. 118
South SEVENTH Street, and they will be du -
acknow
ledged. • - myl6-12t
tar' CREAN CENTRAL FAIR FOR THE
SANITARY COMMISSION.—The 'Treasurer of
the Hardware Branch acknowledges receipt of the fol
lowing amounts:
W. P. Wilstaell & Co £1:700 00
Vance & Landis 600 00
Heaton & Denckia 250 00
R. & W. C. Biddle & Co 250 00
Russell & Orwin Manufacturing Co 250 00
Shields & Brother 250 00
Randy &Brenner 250 00
:fames C. Hand & Co 2.50 00
William 11. Sowers 200 00
.1. M. Noss & Gamble Brothers 100 00
David Faust & Co 100 00
Field & Hardieloo 00
. .
Buehler, Howard, St Co 100 03
James C. Hand 100 00
Coate. Walton 100 00
Augustus B. Shipley 50 00
Ilantel B. Steinmetz w P5l
- - -
Truman
George H. Roberts
Charles M. Ghriskey
Tames M. Borer
Menttsiel & Von
- - •
George be 11. Nei in
S. A. Bibighom
Cs. Si. A - 25 00
Newbold & Trotter 15 00
W. S. Skinner 10 OD
T. 7.17,r,:a
. .
W. P. WiMash & Co's employees
'Vance & Landie' do
Buehler, Howard, &Co.'s do
Field & Hord is do . •• •
Shields & Brother'e d 0....
A. B. Shipley's d 0....
IV. P. WILSTACII, TIM%
PITTLAPIZI.PMA, My 16. M 4. mi•l7-kuth4t
tiEF.AT CENTRAL FAIR.
PHILADELPHIA,
ORTICULTURA L ANP FL4 /RA I, DEPARTMENT.
.
TheG ra
ooiittee in charge of - this Department respect
fully solicits contributions for either exhibition or sale,
at. the Fair in Juno next, of Fruit, Flowers, and Vege
tables; also.
Bouquets, Phantom Bouquets,
Baskets of Flowers, Autumn Leaves,
Floral Degigns, Aqoaria,
Hanging Baskets, Seeds,
Flower Stands, Gardening Books,
Fern Cases, Fon
Agricultural Iron Work,
Gardening - Implements, •‘ Wire Work,
Native Wine, t' China and Glass,
Garden Seats and Vases, ti Pottery,
Cut Flowers, Dried Fruit,
Dried " irore;;_to or Exotic Fruit,
Wax "
Wax Fruit,
Leather `. !Garden Statuary,
lu short, Rustic Adornments of every kind, er any
thing of a rural Or rnstie character that does not strictly
to.-4, to the Agricultural Department.
Daily rontributiour of cut flowers, bouquets, designs.
baskets, Be.so as to insure a eismtant anti regularsnp-
Ply during the Fair, will be very acceptahle, nnd coa
ti-Pm:ors will please arrange with the Chairman of the
Committee on Baskets heating, and nativists, Mr.
.tiOBERT K.II,VINGTON, Florist, LOCUST Stront,unar
Thirty-seventh, West Philadelphia, as to the days
on which their cunt ribntinns TV itl be required.
Dail-, mint ributiong of Fruits and Vegetable:', not only
for exiribiiiuu and gale, but: lso for Gm 11,:e. of the
Staura»t, will also be thankfully received.
The time fixed for orienting the Fair is the FIRST
TUESDAY DS' JUNE NEXT, and it will continue two
weeks, An articles excep , , cittilowers, fruit, and me
toMes most be received on before. the preceding day.
- Donations (Mal toe Intel to. o. t.tltt State, and from
Delaware and New Jersey, can be forwarded by any
public conveyance free of freight, and should lie dis
tinctly marked; "Great Central .Fitir, Logan Square,
-
Ph Male I , Hort eattgri a Department. Core of D.
D. tilleidirat street, l'Alladelpfda." "For
Sale" or' "lime as may be desired. Bills
of lading should also be forwarded to the same ad
dress.
D. RODNEY KING, Chairman of the Gentlemen's
Committee.- , -
Yrs. J. RHEA BARTON, Chairman of Ladies' Com
mittee. rtryl4-stuthties
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APPEA-11,—IJNION VONAIINTEER
REFRF,SRMENT SALOON.
To the (Jiti.2p.o,y 2f Philadelphia: It will lm three
years on the 27th day of May, 1854, since the Union Vo
lunteer Refreshment Saloon colnmenced its operations.
The Committee never have pressed their claims. Nei
ther have they lust sight of the fact that there were
other institutions equally worthy of public confidence
and support and they have et:WOW/Urea to discharge
the duties entrusted to them in an honest, economical,
oniet, and unostentatious manner. Up to this time we
have been generously supported by contributions from
our friends and a portion of the moneyed eoeporatioa, - 01
Philadelphia. We have tried to lessen the burdens of
our kind friends by annual fairs in June; the first was a
success; the second comparatively a failure, in cense
onence of the raid into Pennsylvania last summer, and
there is no prospect of holding one this caisson, as in
tendey. 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
doubt he still further calls on our limited resources, We
are compelled- to maize this appeal to the lib,rolity of
the citizens of Philadelphia and vicinity for as,istauce,
otherwise our future usefulness will be very much im
paired.
Contributions in cash, and notice of Provisions and
Sanitary Stores for our use, will be received by the fol
lowing gentlemen :
Bev. Dr. Thomas Brainerd, No. 634 Pine street.
Thomas Robbins, Esq. ,Prosinenibl'ltiladelphia Bank,
Chestnut street, west of Fourth street,
11. R. 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. D. Austin, Esq., President of the Southwark Bank.
Second, below Solid i street,
w. Woodward, Esq., Cashier manufacturers' and
Mechanics' Bank, northwest. corner Third and Vine
streets.
Thomas T. Pirth, Esq., Treisiirer Pennsylvania Rail
road, Third and Willing ; alley.
hap es C. Hand Co., corner Market and,Decatar
strAlfs.
Samuel B. Pales, Esc', No. 114 Walnut street (who
has consented to act as General Financial Agent for our
.infaitutiorkb Or bv any member of oar 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 thentselves the arrangements made for
the refreshment and comfort of the brave soldiers pass
ing through the City of Brotherly Love.
ARAD BARROWS. Chairman.
J. B. WADE, Secretary, fayl7-tOtitSa6t
IWGREAT CENTRAL FAIR.—OO.3I.
.MITTEE ON FINANCE AND DONATIONS.
PVILADELPMA, May 19, 1864.
ADMTIONAL SUBWRIPTIOif"O.
Lehigh 3.7o.vigotion Coal Co
Delaware and Hudson Canal Co
Board of Brokers of Philadelpnia
Lehigh Zinc Co
Alexander Hanson
G. T. Shaw
800 v. , r Meadow Dail road. Co
Enterprise insurance Co
W.- H. Ne.whold,per J. Afrisen
Little Schuylkill Railroad Co
Western Savings rend Society
lii. j..hlvand S. L. Shober
J. T_ Aill
E. V. Markiend
Harris & Co
M. Jacob.
Id. T. Miller & Co
Abraham Harker ~
F. J. Sylvester
Amos Phillips
S.L. Webster
fficers First National Bank Hanover, Pa
Previously acknowledged
Ilgr-PHILADELPHIA, COMMERCIAL
WHARF AND RAILROAD COMPANY.—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. 1863, to open booke, receive subscriptions,
and 61.g - 211'02:P 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. Mt between the hours
of ten "'clock A. DI, and four o'clock P. DI., at No. 321
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.
EDiIIUND A. SOUDER,
DAVID JAYNE,
SAMUEL T. BODINE,
J. VAUGHAN MERRICK,
R. W. WARNER
TITUS S. F,AfEiRt.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2, 1864.
DEPARTMENT OF SVR. V E YIS—
OFFICE OF CHIEF ENGINEER, AND SUR
' NM-Lb RI.PIII A, Itlay 17, 1504.
E.—Duplicate plans of the line and grade rega
l' that part of the Twenty-second ward bounded
a, viz.: '
North by Chew street.
Iltinth by the northern boundary of the old
No. 201 Northern Liberties.
Bast by Fifth street.
West by Broad street.
Also, duplicate plans of the revision of Curb Heights,
in the Twenty-sixth ward, bounded as follows, ' , ft& :
r Berth by Pont]] street.
..-. j South by Washington avenue.
as° ' ''''°- I East by 'Twenty-second street.
(West by Gray's Ferry road.
Are now prepared and deposited for public inspection ;
the former at the "dice of Jesse Lightfoot, Depot Build
ing, Germantown, Twenty-second ward; the latter at
the office of Thomas Daly, No. 023 Washington avenue,
Second ward, and at the office of this Department, No.
212 South Fifth street; and the Board of Surveyors have
appointed MONDAY, the Gth day of JUNE, A. D. lgtii,
at lON oclock A. M., to consider any objections that
may be urged thereto by any citizen interested therein.
STRICKLAND KINJEASS,!"gI...__ _
Chief Engineerand Surveyor. Al
) 1,1 nil
IA trl 1
lotions of
as follow
rhy1,9,21,‘28-1t
PHILADELPiriA. Aral xsos-roav
AIINING COMPANY,
PIULADELPTITA, May 19, Mg.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Phila
delphia anti Boston Mining - Company (of Lake Sttperior)
it 111 he held at their Office, No. 423 WALNUT Street,
PlritadellThia, on FRIDAY, the 3d day of JUNE, 153-1,
at 11 o'clock A. M., for the election of Directors and the
transaction of other business.
my2o-tje3 J. S. McMULLIN, Secretary.
lirW" AN AFFEAJ FOR THE WI
ZENS' VOLUNTEER HOSPITAL, BROAD and
PRIME Streets, opposite the Baltimore Depot.
Puinyno: The stupendous contest now pending orethe
fields and in the Jungles of Virginia, and the heart
rending records daily reaching us front them that then
eandb upon thousands of our young, brawn; have fallen
victims to the incarnate hate of a relentless and liar
barons foe, warn us to prepare to administer to their
every want. Soon numbers of them will arrive in this
city, and no doubt each Hospital will be tilled to its
utmost capacity. Riad care, good nourishment, and
the I ittle delicacies so refreshing to the sick or wounded,
will be lavished upon them by those in charge and oar
patriotic milieus.
At this institution they will be first received, and the
attention they immediately require wilt be promptly
given. To do tins as eftectually as horetoMme, and
maintain the well-earned reputation of the eitizeas of
Philadelphia (wb yes almoners we are) for unbounded
benevolence, we need asshitaoce.
Donations of money, eiothing, vegetables, preserves,
dried molt, or any article beneficial to the afflicted, will
be cheeffuilv received. and may be sent to the Hospital,
Care of THOS. Lo GIFFORD, 6ceretitty, or J. H. CLAX
TON, Btoreireeper.
The following mailers comprise the Finance Co1(1-
mittes,and would be glad to hear from the friends of the
Soldier:
3011.$ WILLumS, Office No. 6 Willing's:l,llov.
OMAS T. TAtili lilt, Sr., 162 6ottin Fifth street.
FRANK DAYI-E, at U. Thomas & Suns'.. 136 south
Fourth Street.
Secretary
SAMUEL BAYLE, Office of Florence Sewing Machine
Con. '
m Chestnut .street, below Seventh
CIi.ARLES P PkaiOT. southeast corner Broad and
cn.rh,dan streets.
Or any member of the Board of Managers.
PILADEI.ririA, Nay 10. 180 t, mylo.3t
court BM:MANGE BANK.
PIT) o.Arinr.rnie, Nay:'.. Mil.
The Directors have declared a Dividend of SEVEN per
cent., payable on demand, clear of State and IL S. (3
per cent. - ) tax. J. W. TORREY . ,
ray4-tr Caehier.
THE THIRD SEMI-ANNITAL TEX-
I of the EAST PENNSYLVANIA. AG
RICULTURAL AND AIECHANICAI, SOCIETY will be
held at NORRISTOWN, on TII.URSDAY, June 9, Mgt.
The attention of Horsemen and the Manufacturers of
Agrictilinral Implements 1s particularly inVited. 10 this
Exhibition, as the facilities for d isplay and sale are un
equalled by any other society in the State. By order.
myl2-ISt WM. BEAN, Recording Secretary.
I OFFICE OF THE AJWYGDALOID
AIMING COMPANY OP LAKE SUPERIOR.
. PIiILiDELPHJA, May 14, 1884.
The stated Animal Meeting Of the Stockholders of the
Company will be held on WEDNESDAY, Junel, at 12
o'clock M., at the eflice L lio. 324 WALNUT Street. An
election fur _Directors Will take place. to serve the Com
pany the ensuing yeur. F. K. womRATH,
yl6-tjel Secretary.
ggr' lETNA MINIM; COMPANY.-191E
Annual Meeting of the Stoeltholdersef the _Mum
Mining Company, of Lake Superior, will be held at
their office, No. 324 WALNUT Street, on TUESDAY,
the Slat Dist, at 11 o'clock. A. M., for the election of
Directors, and the transaction of other business.
H. A. HOOPES, Secretary.
Philadelphia, Kay 74, Mfg. my 18431
NOTICE.—APPLICATIONIIAS )3BEN
_,:rooto to the PENNSYLVANIA OIL CREEK PE
TEOLEUIIf COMPANY for the renewal. of CERTIFI
CATE No. 161 for one hundred shares of Stock in :the
liaise of TILLIAM A. EIIODES, the same haying been
lost or mislaid. Any Person finding the same will please
leave it at the Office of the Company, No, 411. WAL
NUT Street.
P,I:III,APELPYITA, May 20, 1861. my2l- stu t 12 t*
S T A RATE D.- UNION PRISONERS.—
The condition and appearance of these patriots are
thus described by Miss Dix:
"-
1 had just got to the wharf when our ilag- of-truce
boat, the "City of New York," came in; and soon the
poor felldwa began to land, four hundred and fifty of
them from Belle falo. Snob a sight It was a regiment
of skeletonii_ Meet of theta had to be carriedon
stretchers. Several died on the boat as they wore being
lifted up. Nine died on the 'Wharf, lisping their grati
tude to God, that, after all their privations, they were
permitted to die under the old flag. A majority were so
weak that they could scarcely speak, and in a hun
dred the brain teemed to he alrected. hyrst as near
as we could learn from the few who ettuld tell the story,
they had been Rurved—oystetnatically, they thought--
only a meagre scrap of musty bacon being brought to
thim, u - Di water, so that they gradually lost their
6treLuth, and berame mere skin and belie.
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS OP THE ABOVE.
1.1.11.cE FCE.TEEN CENTS EACH,
Just published by
hiefibUSTER & BROTHER.
No. 7,-I8 Clik.lSTNirr Street
THE PRESS.-PHI_LAT)ELPHIA, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1864.
50 00
50 09
50 00
25 00
25 09
00 00
17 AO
10 00
10 00
OD
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• ,003 20
63,000 00
2,000 00
1,000 00
000 00
000 00
000 00
2,0 00
250 00
230 03
240 00
200 00
20000
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 00
100 OD
100 00
100 00
00 00
60 00
50,910 OD
53,049 57
;ii65,45:3 57
A, E, FORTE, Chairman.
my3-'fit•
'MILITARY.
ARMORY COMPANY A, FIRST
REGIMENT ARTILLERY 11. G.
PuILADIMPHIA, MaYl9, 1564.
[ORDER NO. 2.)
This Company, and the lama of Landis' tat Phila
delphia Butte: y, will assemble at the ARMORY, No.
1733 MAIZE /X Street, on SATItIt DAY EVE N !NG , the
21st inst., at S o'clock,in reference to the Governor s
Proclamation Of the 18th inst.
/3y order of
HENRY D. LANDIS ?
my9o-2t. Captain.
HEADQUARTERS 20TH RE GI
MENT P. V. M.--The Field and Line °facers of the
I•2oth Re g iment F. V.llf. will meet at the CITSTOII
HOUSE, - Chestnut Street, THIS (Saturday) EVE:B
- G, 21st inst. ,at 8 o'clock, Business of importance.
It Wht. B, THOMAS, Colonel Commanding.
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tIi.HEADQUARTERS PROVOST MAR
i'll Al, FIRST DISTRICT, Pennsylvania.
. WillitillAS, It is plainly for the e interests Or th e
people of each Ward to have stricken , trout the list
ail nature improperly enrolled, because an excess of
names increases the quota • and it is e q ually for the in
terest of each Limon cucolied to Place upon tho list all
per:ens liahle to do nil litivry (nay, because the greater
the number to lie drawn front the less tile chances of
each indi vidnal : i herefeer,
The Board of Enrolment, upon application,will strike
off the names of all persons new over 45 years of age.
all who are permanently disabled, all who have served
is the military or naval service two years during the
PrOPE'lli warned been honorably discharged therefrom,
and will add to the list the names of all persons omit
ted orstricken off who are liable to do military ditty,
all who have arrived at the age or 80 yvart:, all aliens
who have declared their i nten lion of becoming of Use as.
All other claims for exemption will be dispeced of after
the draft. IV,II. E. LEILMAN,
Captain and Provost Marshal..
my2l-stuthtf First District Penna.
fHEADQUARTERS PROVOST MAR
SHAL THIRD DISTRICT PENNSYLVANIA, - No,
ell DROWN Street.
Notice it: hereby given that the Board of Enrolment
will sit on and after IifONDAY next from 9 o'clock A.
11f, to 8 P, M., until further notice, fur the purpose of
hearing claims of exemption from the enrolment of the
Eighteenth and Nineteenth wards, for the following
causes : -
Aliena g,e.
Non-residence.
Tinsriitabteness of age.
Per.lll neat physical disability%
.T/30013 S. I.4Titracrr,
Capt. and Provo-4 Ilareit:3l
- FRANKLIN 1). STI.III.3iIN,
ALB X. C. lialtr,
1)13.21 -St Surgeon
5t4 HEADQUARTERS KEYSTONE
1 TATTETY M. • 20t1 1861.—A -• , 0. of • •
liattet y Itrill May
held 0111 S (‘l ' l t te;llslE'V-
V.•*-aic , --iNI.OIO, nt the CITY ARSENAL, at 8 o'clock, in
rem plittnee tAlth the Governor's Proclamation. .
it* ` M. HASTINGS, Captain.
I IMi JJi r
J. R. A.1 1 11) - BELL tt; CO., ________
'7527 CHESTNU'r
SILKf,
SHAWLS,
LINENS, FLANNELS, WIEITE GOODS,
And a general assortment of
IYRY GOOD
AT MODERATE PRICES.
WITOILIESAI.E ROOMS: UP STAIRS.
my2l-lm
COOPED , CONARD,
AMERICAN CA_SSDIEB ES,
SCOTCH FANCIES,
SILK-MIXED COATINGS,
WHITE BAREGE SHAWLS,
HANDSOME MANTLES,
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Ninth and Market.
zny2l7staf tf
NEW MOURNING- STORE
JUST RECEIVED,
CLOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOATCS:
CRAPE,BAEGE;- BOMBAZINE,
R SILK , CS:: 11
IN ALL STYLES.
M. A. MYIL'atS CO.,
my2l-1m
CASSIMERDS AND CLOTHS.
over 10,000 yards of new Woolens.
404 Mined Cinioireereo, .
...Neat Scotch mixes for tints,
Fine quality for best custom.
/ and G-4 nubby, real Scotch.
Dark Cassinieres for plaiu people.
64 silk-mixed fine Coatings. -
The right styles (or Boys.
9-4 Alpacas and Drap-d -ete.
Linen Drills, white Linen Duck, colored Linen Duck,
Linen Coatings, white and fancy Marseilles Vetings,
Tailors' lining, of every kind, by the yard or piece,
BLACK CLoPIIS
And Cassimeres of every grade.
Ladies' Cluakings, American.
Ladies' Cloaking's, French.
Ladies' Cloakings, plain and fancy.
The bssi (210111 mai CIIN:1111(12T wholesale and Niail
Mock 1 e Phi ladelphia. .
1111'sr.rss, Le. -
New York : Mills, Wamsut_tst,' White
Rock, ARM...a, Centred ale, Housekeeper, .Ter
soy, Forrestdate, and other g ood makes yard-wide
Bleached Mind ins, by the yard or pteee,
19-4 Bleached Sheetings. ,
)1-4 Bleached Sheeting's.
12-4 Bleached Sheeting,. .
9-8, .5-4, and 0-4 Pillow and Sheeting Muslins.
Unbleached standard old-fashioned heavy and fine
nK-1-lAppletons,9-S Poeassetts, 9-S Waltham's,
9-8 Peppering, 9-S Bay Mills. Also, yard-wide, 7.11, and
goods.
Superior Tickin g;,. . ;1171
tinshrinking Flannels.
DM! VI. sad Hue Linens. .
'Good . Table Damasks.
Nap]: insdo match
Towels and
Marseilles (Milts—
Some bargnins in these.
WHITE BA iwts
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Spring and Summer Spats - Is.
Fine Mantles up stairs. -
Bight etylen of Glenne and Mantles.
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Black Wool-del:tine Shawls.
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00-cent Black Wool Dolaines.
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to h 5 per yard. . .
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• • -.
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•
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Nepenthe. A cliarmingly-writtonnew Novel 150
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The Life of Jesus. By Ernst Ronan 150
The Art of Conyersation. An admirable guide, , „ 125
Tales from the Operas. With all the Plots 126
Red-Tape and Pigeon-Hole Generals. A Spier Book 1 2
Private Miles O'Reilly. His Goinie Book. Illus
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The Yfiehtman's Primer.
Game Fieh of the North.
lingo's Les Miserable:. In . the STardsh Language. 400
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Mrs. Holmes' rew Novel. Darkness and Daylight
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GENET'S MILITARY LAW—New Edition_
CRAIGEILL'S PRINCIPLE OF STRATEGY AND
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"vr.P. WOMAN IN Imaun - ," A great nen' novel.
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will be found to be one of the best uovele , ChM have been
whited in the Englibli language for year.., and Polly
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pieta in one large duodecimo volinue, Loured iu cloth for
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head what the Literary Editor of the Philade
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sheets of it :
Tun Womio: TN' IkArrr.r.—We Inive perused the ad
vance cheats of this charming and fascinating navel
will] absorbed and unflagging interest. Its chief fea
ture is the entire originality of the plot, which, in ite
un windings, while preservi age close, and natural
to the ordinary phases of iininau life, yet startleg the
reader by 603110 strange and unexpected satiation on
every page. We hazard nothing in asserting that Inc
thrilling and continued interest "The Woman irt.
Flack" is equal to any of the novels of the new school
of linollidi fiction. of which :digs. Braddon and Mr-.
Woodere the pioneers anti leaders.:
The incidents are those of English fashionable. lire,
and the plot turns upen the schemes of an English girt
of cultivation mud refinement to obtain a place for he,
self, by marriage, into the coveted and highly -prized
circle of ease, luxury, and CM. gratification or every
sense and taste elebraced in that cite word, the English
"nobility." The - history - of the struggle is ench.tnting.
;beyond exywession, extending. as it does, thrormh the
gorgeous palaces of the aristocracy in LOndon, iwhoso
mysterieo arc unfolded,/ and running through quiet
scene: , of country life among rum! cottages, ancient
Parks with their ''dim aisles of mardy Oaks," and the
ivy -clad village church, nestling leafy humility,
With the burial geueratioun. of centuries beneath its
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THE LADIES' GUIDE TOTRITE POLITENESS AND
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LESLIE. lano., full gilt . back. Price $1,50.
THE LADIES' COMPLETE GUIDE TO NEEDLE
WORK AND EMBROIDERY. With One Hundred i‘nd
Thirteen 114stratiens. Being the best work ou the
subject ever printed. 12m0., full gilt back. Price KO.
THE DEFORMED. By MRS. MARSH,tuuthor of "The
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25 cents.: - : . :
FAMILY PRIDE. Tho fourth edition of this great
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day. complete in one large volume; cloth, for $l.lO, or
in paper cover for kkl. 25. • • - -
THE WIFE'S SECRET. By MRS. ANN &STEPHENS.
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Price $1.25; or in one volume, c10t11,1%.50.
CopSe, of °tiller edition of the above books will be sent
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letter.-
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306 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia,
To xv horn all orders Most come ft4lrlm,..Q. it
THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY '
Ji TINE. 1864.
The JUNE Xrariber is now ready. ft coutaius contri
butione fr , nn the following writer.;:
li. W. LONRFELLOW. BAYARD TAYLOR,
LOUIS AGAS: , I2, IZO luaer BROWNDrei,
HARIIIET BEECITER STOWE, MARIA S. 613fliac , ,
OLIVER WENDELL TIC.RRE*, DONALD O. MITCHELL.
GEO. AUWLITE:. SALA, ILARRIIIT E. PRE -4)011',
EDWARD E. BALE, rErz 11Efut LEDLoif,
LIST OF CONTENTS
A Tale about Guides; The Kalif of Bahia en; Life on
the S6l.i.lgirintb. II; A. ra,t R:ty at Tendon ; Proepice;
Wasithigtou Irving; The Rim. II; The Neva; Robson.;
The Parallel Roads of GlOll Roy; Under the GI iif ; House
and Home Papers; Seven Weeks in the Great Ye-Scouts;
Bilak*Petitre; How to MO Victory; Reviews and Literary
Notices.
.847. TERMS. —Tito ATLANTIC is for sale by all Book
and Periodical Dealers. Price, 25 eenti , lumber. Sub
scriptions for the year, $3, postage paid. CLUB PRICES.
—Two copies for one year, $5,. and each additional sub
scription at the same rate, and an extra Cnpy gratis for
every club of ten subscribers, or every eleven, copies
for $25. •
TICKNOR & FIELDS, Publishers,
it 135 WASHINGTON Street, BOSTON, Naos
THE GREAT WAR BOOK,
THRILLING STORIES. OF THE
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Hercie AdventureP and Hair-breadth Ecarkes , of Sol
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ploWs of Strium,firt,, it nerillac, Desperadoes,
and Others; Tales of Loyal and Dislvyta
Women; Stories of the Neg - ro, etc.,
etc., with Incidents of Fun and
, Dlerrithent in Camp and Field.
BY A DISABLED OFFICER
With Illustrations in Colors. 13ni0., cloth. Price $1.50.
The :.bove title fully indicates the exciting character
of this work, and it will he eagerly read and sought for
everywhere by the friend, ..11 ' our galbs.ut rmilers.
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and the trade. Address all orders to
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EDWARD L. DROWN.
PITTLADELPFIIA, April 2S, 1%4.
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For
For 2.5 cents von can color as many goods as would
otherwise cost - five times that sum. 7 . anoxia shades Can
be - produced from the same. dye. The process is simple,
and any one can use the dye with perfect success. Di
rections in English, French, and. German, inside of each
packag E e.
- MAIZE
MA ROOK,
ORANGE,
PINK RO
A L E
URPLE,
PURLE,
SALMON
SCABLEt, SLATE
SoLPEIHNO,
VIOLET,
L EATIIaR.
For further information in Dyeing, and giving a per
fect knowledge what colors are best adapted to dve over
others With many valuable recipes), purchase Howe St
Stay ens"Preatise on Dyeing and Coloring. Sent by mail
on receipt of price -10 cents. Manufactured by
HOWE Si STEVENS,
260 BROADWAY, Boston.
For sale by drnggistsand dealers generally. niy3-bnif
CORRECT PIANO TUNING.-
tl Mr. C. E. SARGENT'S Orders for Toning and
linPai ring Pianos are received at MASON & CO.'S Store r
907 CHESTNUT Street, only.
Mr. S. has bad eleven years' factory experience la
London, and five years ' employment: in Philadelphia.
SPECIAL. —Pianos releathereet to sound as soft and
sweet-toned as new, without • , ..wwiug•
Terms for Tuning', 151. 041-81X1
Els-mac:los
COTTAGE 011 G-ANTS,
Not only UNEXCELLED but UNEQUALLED in purity
of Tone and. Power, designed especially for Churches
and Schools, but found to be equally well adapted to
the Parlor and Drawing Room. For sale onlppbyy
E. M. BRUCE,
No. 18 North SEVENTH Street.
Also, a complete assortmentoof the Perfect Melodeon
constantly on hand. .mylB-3m
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M ONUMENTS AND GRAVE—
STONES. —A large assortment of Grave-Stones, of
various designs,made of the finest Italian and American
Marble, constantly on hand at the Marble W. - irk:3 of
ADAM STEINMETZ. JUDGE Avenue. WNW Fdeventh
street, apM-ana
WANTS.
BUT WANTED—AN ACTIVE BOY
of good address. about 15 years old, in a Shoe
store. Good lotorellt,T reiiiiirea. Address Harrison,"
rrr , a (Aire 11*
SITUATION AS ENTRY CLERK OP.
ASSISTANT BOOK-KEEPER desired; best GI Y
rpterences giveu. Achlreiis "B." PresBioffloe. InY2l-3t*
WANTED -AGENTS TO SELL BUT
LBWS hoperior mtrpl pinto PORTRAITS of Pro.
Lir:co - LW and 011'11111V 011,1 NT. ApOly tO or
~
addr,, J. P. S.' KELLY, Agent for renosYlvanla.
90S ARCH my2l-6t*
150,000 CORDS OF PITCH;PINE
S TUMPS, or vet,' fat Pitch Wood, of
the find. nrocatli, WANTED. For further pat4nolani.
address, AT.FRIRD lIERVEY St CO., Union Cheiniaal
Works, JERSEY CITY, New SOPSI7, /oy2l 4h*
A ISALWSMAN WILL BEOPEN FOR
an ENOMIENTENT
inn Cloth HonsC , on the Ist of Jul-. Address "Marin i "
at this Office.
- -
A SI TUA TION IN A MANUFAXITUR
.4 - 2 - INC Establishment as Clerk, Salesman. or A,Als,t
ant Book-kPerr.r, by a yonag man Ti years of ass.
AQ
dress "S. L. C.,' this office, my I,,:it*
pOARD WANTED ON A FARM, BY
-a- . a Lady, for the slimmer, within two hours' ride of
the City by, railroad. Address " Mrs, S. C. C.," BOX
440 Philadelphia P. 0., *dating- term. andlocality.
my]R 4E'
ItERON WORKS, PITTSBURG, NAY
AY
..AA, to purchase s LATHE, 'With
<say) 30-feet shears and 30 to 40-ineh owing. Any one
baying one for sale please send sin terms, des er iption,
and maker's name. FOSTER & il/P.-VA Y.
inyl6-6t
WANTED -A. GOOD ORGANIST IN
a Proton ant Church. 'where there is a good choir.
Application to be sent to Box 411), Philadelphia Poit
011ie i>itrmtion con be obtained at 011 C, 1: , -;11' .
- - -
WA.N T E BY A COMPETENT
PERSON, a situation to take charge of a small
farm "r con et] Good reference given. Add res:s
J. ." 900 3P12.1"C G 111.131.1 N !4t. Inylq
p 6 o A MONTH 1-I WANT AGENTS
at 9.4.60 a month, expenses paid, to sell my EVER
LASTING PUOILti, ORIENTAL BURNERS, !tad
other artlcie,... riftern cirCulars sent free. Add
ap30,1 S.Cito JO Hisi F. T. ORD , Biddeford, ,liaise.
ko-, A. MONTH I—l WANT TO lIIRE
•-• MIL...NTS in every County at 4175 a month, qx•
p+isnr paid, tr. sell anyynew i ciwap I'einily.6rwing
Addronn S. MA MROD., A Ifrnd, Me. [1012.-iiCWila
et WANTED TO PURCHA.SE— A
DWELLING with telelern itnnenverneuEs ,
iu either tsixtlt retAg, between Noble and
Green strue:s. Price not to ex 004,1 $9,001
AinAY reAyLmt,
_l , ll N, XTi iltront.
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED
WAR DEP:UrrAI ENT,
CAVA Lin" Brit EA (7,
OFFITIE OF COMP GrAirritictiAsr 00,
WASIIENI rTII2F, D. C. Mar ls,
THr EE THOUSAND (3,000) If OESES WANTED:
ONE. HUNDRED AM) SIXTY-FIVE ($165) DOI,
LARS per head still l,r. paid for:tit
GAVALitY HORSES •
delivered within the next Golly (30) days at the Go
vernment stables et Giesboro, D. C.
-
Said Horses to be sound in all particulars, not less
than live (5) nor 'nom than nine (0) Years old from fif
teen to sixteen bands high, full in flesh, compactly.
built, bridle wise, and of tsize Bullicieilt for cavalry
purpose,.
These specifications will he strictly - adhered to and
rigidly enforced in every parlienlitr.
Payment made on delivery of seven (7) and ever,
- JAMES A, IIICIN,
m420-lei Lt. - Col. Sc C. O. It Cavalry liaremt,
ARTILLERY HORSES
WANTED.
A_SISTAN'r QU.A.RTP.IIMA.ATrth. CaNaßnr,'s OFFTOR.
PFMADIMPHIA, May 6, 1864.
Horses '
suitable for Artillery service, will be per
cbased at this Depot by the undersigned, in open mar
ket; from date until May 26041864, to lotA of one (1) to
fifty (GM, for which a reasonable price will be paid.
Each animal to he ~,t,ject to the usual Government la
sroction before being ateeepted.
Horses to be delivered to the United States Inspector.
at the W'iliarr, Penn Hotel, MAY.KET, between Eighth
and Nint'h streets.
Er Order of Col. GEO. H. Cli o ;93lAif,
Aealstant Quartermaster General U. S. A.
CHAR, D. SCHMIDT. Captain, A. Q. M. myn-tro%
• CAVALRY HORSES.
Ate,..tvr. QuAr:rnamAscr.A ecycitAL'll OFFICE,
Pm; LA ont.inti A, May 12, 1504.
Horses suitable for CAVALRY" titIIItVICE
will be purchased at this DEPOT by the ondersigued, 111
Orton 111arkot, from tide until May Slot, to lots of eigrit
(8) to fifty (50). for 'which ono hundred and fifty dot
late (K1OO). will be paid in Certificate of Indebtedness,
etch A shot 1 to be f.lll,lect to the usual Government
Inspectiovi2eferulteing, accapted,
Iforses to he deli cared to the °ulcer of the CAVALRY
PAIDEAr at WittlAM PENN HOTEL, MARKET.
between:Eighth nod Ninth Streets.
By order of G. H. CEOSMAN,
Assist. Q. M. General.
CHARLES B. SCHMIDT,
Inyl9-491. Capt., A. R. Al".
BOAICLSIN44.
FIRST-CLASS BOARDING CAN - BE
hart ith one of the best localities, four xuilos south
east of Norrh-town.
D=MI3;MMMUMI2
1 1 0 RE 1V T—IIANDSOMELY-PUR- .
NrslIED comrrillliicating* Ii00:.1,4, With every - eon.
Venieurr. N.>. 004- WA LNITT.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
F°'RALE-
VALUABLE COAL LANDS!
VALUABLE COAL LANDS IN
SCHUYLKILL CIOT3NTY
F,eseral eioice tracts of COAL LANDS, adjoining
Railroads, in Schuylkill county. tor sale.
GEO. N. TOWNSEND it 00_,
12.33.1 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
Send for ToWNSE;VYS FARM AND HOUSE RE
G ISTER. IDyIS•Bt
8 9 000 —A SPLENDID OPPOP,•
_ •TUNITY FOE. AN ACTIVE BUSINESS
llrmi.—Theitavertiser,,ltitiireliPlifrotiring, offers for salo
0 firer-rate (several years established) Littman craving
Business in this city, now in first-rata condition, with
a large and increasing cash trade. 111 health of self and
filly nett allolch , him to give It the personal atten
tion the ineverliiing'busiitees demands, with giva it tits
to a competent partner .in lair terms. No 01 , 1- mil 1
rfe ,, mvi (although worth thon4amt.is)revittircrt. Addre s s,
with real name, &c., Box 1937 Post °Moe. lc'
To T-111 ITH ADV . CES -D
SIT:ABLE LOTS. Apply to HII. MILL) R,2213
GREEN Street- y2l-It.
SFOR SALE—GREAT IC UMBER OF
medium and first-class city properties in all locali
ties: several on North .1-1,:m1 street; some of thorn
brownstone, with coach houses and stables; Wal not
street, nest of Broad; Chestnut street, West Philldel
phin: a number in Germantown. Call and exatm
Register of City. Properties.
rnYn-ti PETTIT, 9512WALNITT
FOR SALE—A. THREE-STORY
..Dr.ricK HOUSE with back biildinga, pleasautlY
situated in Beverly, S. J.. with large side - yard, grasB
and shrubbery-, Price , ';.2,500. Terms easy. Ami.y to
JOHIN" PARKER, Agant,
Iny2l-2t. CT itT Li Street.
blouses to Rent in Beverly. Apply as above
eg FOR SALE, NO. 132 JEFFERSON
street, a three-story BRICK HOUSE, with side
lot, Meet front and about 70 feet deep; -well yen I - 111101Pd ;
papered, and gas fixtures; shingle roof; pod heater;
two range,; and a very desirable house. Terms accom
modating. Possession immediately, Price $5OOO,
Apply to K. J. DOLMENS,
y'll-Nt* ' No. 108 South FOURTH Street.
:I'7:FOR SALE—A VERY -DESIRA
BLE SITE FOR A COUNTRY SEAT, ott the Media
Railroad. Fruit and Shade Trees were planted oh it
seven years ago, and some of the tbrmer are now in
bearing. There is en abundant supply or Water on it.
The surrounding country is handsomely improved, and
the scenery fine and picturesque. For further particu-
Ittn , , inquire at ay. xoa.u. TIMID street. my2l.-dt.
118 TO RENT—A FURNISHED
DWELLING in the Borough of Chester, for the
months July and August.; snitalde r.n. Summer
0.1,- a 1 a l? hour, ride from the City, via
the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore Rail
road. Address "Box 121," Chester P. 0., .Delaware
County, Penna. nty'2l-tf
•
A GOOD HOUSE. FOR SALE FOR
*.sno.— Three-story Brick, six rooms and back
kitchen, good yard, plersantly situated in North ELE
VENTH street. Inquire of the owner, at -
KERSHAW & DiRWS,
'"le 2l-21. 3r4 cutif;svityr St., vu
AUCTION SALE .
4e1 . 4 BAZAAR, MNTU AND SAN.
sCrm mix%
•
PHILADELPHIA AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,
SECOND ANNUAL SALE OF BLOODED STOCK.
This sale will take place
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING NEXT,
Nay nil, at 10 o'clock ; at the Bazaar. Included in
the eutai e lve will be—
BLOODED HORSES.
Stallions, brood mares, null colts.
SHETLAND PONIES.
Four elegant Shetland ponies.
/IQ/inta) CATTLE.
nuns, cows, hetti,re, and calves,- Of the Aniernil)",
Ayrshire, Durhani, and other celebrated breeds.
so trraDoWis; SHEEP.
Also.
Swine, poultry, Ste., of celebrated. breeds.
4.7 tr .INo peetpunetnent au a ceo ant of weather.
ALFRED M. tIERKKESS, Auctioneer.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
The undersigned would inform their friends and the
public generally that they have removed from their Old
Stand, 617 ARCH Street, to their
SPLENDID NEW WAREROONS,
NO. 613 ARCH STREET,
where they will continue the sale of
GAS FIXTURES, CHANDELMRS,
COAL-OIL .BURNERS, &c.
'Having associated with our house Mr. CHARLES
PAGE (formerly the Principal. Designer tor Cornelius
& Baker), we are now prepared to execute orders. for
Gas Fixtures of all grades and designs, from Vas
plain
est to the ?noel - massive and elaborate.
VAN KIR' & CO.,
fe23-3ro No. 31.2 ARCH STREET.
MATHEMATICAL DRAFTING IN •
INSTRUMENTS.
Chesterman's 'Metallic and Steel-tape Meaqurers.
For sale by JAMES W. RUBEN t CO..
924 CHESTNUT Street.
Priced and Illustrated Catalogues gratis. my3-lm
SPECTACLES TO SUIT ALL SIOHTS
ARTIFICIAL HUNAN ETES
Inserted without pain, by
.
JANES N. QUEEN & CO..
my3-1m 934 CHESTNUT Stro.A.
OPERA GLASSES AND OFFICERS'
FIELD CLAg.SES.
Microscopes tor Physicians and Students.
A very large aStiOltineut for sale by
JAMES W.QUEEN & CO
inyS.lm gtal armmum Street
LATouR OIL.-500 BASKETS LA
TOUR OLIVE OIL, now landing from brig " Lor
merit, and for ,ale by
JAURETMIE Sr T. AVERO:NE,
my19.12i 202. and 20 South PEONT Street,
THOMSON'S LONDON KITCH
ENER, OR EUROPEAN RANGE, for fandlle..
hotel +, or
_public inatitatiohs, la TWFINT V DIF
FERENT SIZES. Also, Philadelphia intlgolt
hot-air Furnaces, Portable Heaters, Lowdown O rates '
Fireboard Store:-, Bath Boilers, Stewbole Plate. Broil
ers, Cooking - Stoves, Sm, at wholesale eau retail, by
the manufacturerg, 1.
CRASE, SHARPE, ,t - . TITOMSO- .
Vrita-tTIthS6M No. 209 N. SECOND Street..
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-... WRITTEN AND VERBAL DE-
E '
'''', SCRIPTIONS of Character, Coukitntien, and Ta
lent, with ADVICE on Blltillletiti, Health, Maga ,
Hun, Self-improy,:nient,igauagentent, anti Train.
lug of CI3ILDI4hiN, sound adaptation, Sze., dal
and evening, by Phrenol .TOHN L. CAPEN,
ogist and Bookseller,
rahlg-math Nu. 28 S. TENTH Street, above Chesbani.
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STRIKING LIKENESSES AND MOST
artistically-colored Pictures—B. F. REIMER'S an
eri or Portraits—life siao PIIOTOG 11APHS in oil colors.
Most accurate, natural, and pleasing. Gallery 124
ARCH Street. li*
DR. PACKARD REMOVED TO 1415
SPEEVE Street, above Broad. myl9-30.
AMUSEMENTS.
G ROVER'S CHESTNUT-STREET
THEATRE.
LEONARD GROVER MANAGES,'
(also of Grover's Theatre, Washington, D. 0.)
THE COOLEST AND MOST COMFORTABLE THEATER
IN AMER/OA.
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE
THIS AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock,
When will orwo SPLENDID PTEGEN,
PRICER OP A mussmx To Mar I:siai—To all parts of the
house BO cents; t Ivo tickets admit three persons. Family
Circle 25 cents.
SATURDAY EVENING May ill. 1.M4,
Will be produced, for the third time in this city for
many years 'AITOVOMAIMC DRAaIA
Entitled
FRAUD AND ITS VICTIMS!
With the m - o7Cpesveßii . lcasi ever given in America.
During the evening, A MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL
MELANGE, by Koppitz and the Grancl. orchestra.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH - -
STREET THEATRE.
SECoNI) WBER OF FRANKS DREW.
TO-RIGHT (Saturday). 1 MAY 21st, 1864.
MAC GARTH Y MORE.
Da l'illY Kul livst a, (with rona„) ---.Prank Ornnr
Ft) i onni n 0 rimier Stuart llohuou.
Myr C;artli y Moro Barton Hill
To t,„ Ntlowra by the now burlerono of
- ILL niI:ATEA) IL T 1 OVATORE. II
67:: ':1t3748
Stuart Robson.
tIl Sti rr rdean g of
DIC K THIZVIN JOD TOM KlNfi.
.Torlroy flonpo:x,„. „ Frank Prow.
WALNUT - STREET TIIEA T RE.
Tnis (Saturda y ) .11YEND.rG, May 21,
Fourth APPearitne.! ,, r
11 , 1n , .a LITITILLIS W.F,STBEN and Me. W. IT.
ill Daly great Pla.y or FoRsA KEN .
which has mthly created the nr , ,r. ~,n n., : nion of any .
Play ever prod need upon tile Stage,
tho Vor.tken T. , 11,111e weskirti
Nathan, an .AnosrAte Jew V U Whatley
To conclude Nni th O. lam nimbi r• Ii ral of
RORE,III' MACAI
Doors open at 7.' 4 '. Curtin rises at S
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT Lytle rorrn - :
TOES of tbp 1111I1'IME cntAlummt scimm, a: ,;, ted.
by the AMICITJA LITERARY ASSOCIATION, TOK.i.
11.%1! It'vEn En, 24th, 150+, for ibp Deucllt or the
14A N I'VA ILY COMMISSION.
ThAmialinooot to cr00 , 1,4 or Singing', Recitation , .,
Seem 1 - ,r 16,1,4,1 Emmet, and concluding' with a Uraa.d.
National Ta . .
T., be bad at the Mike aad Ii 7 1 .01( • Storstt, and at tha
Academy on the e coning of the entr,rtalumeat.
We recommend the above eaterte In wet to a gammons
public for Ito litteary and etm.ieut lilerli, aria lairlleo
larly for the - worthy libject Which 11 has ie. vie W—the
lament er the 1 . 1111 IT COlinni:.ilin.
ifftlllT, Janice; Term],
Geo. It. Bohm", I 1111/11011/ . 611ie
11r—weier, DowtherlY i
WM. A. Porter, John Cl erten,
T. Clark Dare,, A, ThenDe,oai
David Brown; I- .Ta v. 14. Billin - vLon,
ITurace Bitmoy, ": EOl , l - . Eden Brown,
(scorg., - I eras. Whitely. rny2l4ll*
Ak T .A.L . yd - yr-sTREET THEATRE. --
31.02int,y, NvEDNEs,DAY, SATURDAY. -
T111:1;1i 'NIT!
AN ATTITA y
The}
e vlee, ewe aetreSe,
WE! , ;TERN.
LUCILLE WESTERN,. -
-- LUCILLE WESTERN, -
Assisted by the eel ebr at e g f risk. tragedian.
KR. W. IT, WHALLEY,
W. It. WiLALT,EY,
Aligukiii Daly':; great Hemel emotional play, -
LEAH, THE FORSAKEN. .
LEAH, THE FORSAKEN.
LEAIf, THE FORSAKEN.
THE 14)11gAKEN.
_
LEAH, (a Jewimh maiden.). - •
DiATHAN,(au apostate Jew, )
he prices of admission wW remain ati mut, Neatit
may be .ecnred at the box-office, between the hours Of
9 and 3. WITHOUT EXTRA criAnott! tnylti-tf
CADEMY OF MUSIC.
CONCERT, RECITATIONS, AND TABT.EATIX fay
the Pimihr or the .1. QUINOV 11).018 (tR.A3d-
MAR SCHOOL. en THURSDAY EVENING, May Mt.h.
FRIDAY ArfERNOON, /Clay 27th. Tickets good for
either Entertaiarneut. y 19.70.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-GRAND MU
siC A L ENTERTA IN Mi.INT by the GERMANIA
OECHESTRA.• Ah4o, n n A ITDRIN4 on PATRIOTISM
AND THE RE:HELLION, by J. WAGNER JERMOM.
11.1., on TUESDAY EVEN I S . O, May :11, 18 , 14. Proceeds
to be giVen to On Groat &mutts - Fair, 11141114A 1 Aid 12k1.-
etviy, Cooper-Shop linfronliment Saloon, and the
Charity ILmpital. myl7-6V
COliClaiT OF COLLEGE SONGS
gill he given by the
GLEE CLUB OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSTL,
VA iSUA,
S of the C.rent Control Fnir, nn MONDAY EVE.
NINO, May TM, at the HALL OF TILE INN T ygmay,
LuovN 01100 at 7.1.; (JonCertcornrro.ncoF, a „4
O'clock. Tielcettt. Fifty Cents; to had t' .1. B. Gould,
Ashinead & Evans, and at the Hall the overact; of this
Concert. rnyl9-3t.
A SSEMBLY BUILDINGS,
.4-w. CORNER TENTH AND CHESTZZUT.
Third and lan week of
't
l r r OODROFFE'S BOPIEMIAN TROUra
• CLAgS 111.($W1;1IS.
• ONE WEEK M 0
TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION"!
A case of glass-work vaned at Twenty-flvo Dollars.
given away even' 0
A LARGE COL:Z(7ION GIVEN AWAY AT EMU!.
MiILII3ITIVNI
m)2l-21.
Go awl. are, On and see,
Evrry Night, at 7!.f. Every Right, at 7Y A ._
VIEI).NES.I.)A.I7 AND SATITEDA.): AFTEIINOOiNS•
a t 2 o'clock.
SPLENDID PRESENTS! SPLENDID PRESENTS!
:ice programmes. See programmes. in yl6•6t'
A s s BL Y IMILDTNG, TENTH
and CHES.TPTUT Streets.-Last six night.; of WT.
MAN, Ventriloquist and Wizard, who poidt;vsly close.
SATURDAY, May 21. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
the two last A f tort °an Exhibitions.
Admittance 2i cents; Children I.S cents. myl6-6t.
ATTRACTIVE
CHILDREN'S MAY PARTY,
On SATURDAY AFTER_ .10N, H
3 , !.. MLy2lst„ .
AT CONCRT HALL, from P. M"
for the Benefit of the Connuitteo on Labor, Income, pad
Revenue, of _ . .
THE SANITARY FAIR.
Vie Eniortaintnent will con,Ai-t of
MUSIC, DANCING, AND SPORTS.
Lingle Tickets Fifty Cent,.
Tickets Admitting
i , JI4 Adult, and Two Childron One
Por sale o f the Music Stnres, yl2-114
ELEVENTH -ST. OPERA HOUSE. -
"THE FAMILY RESORT."
CARNOROSN AND DIN'EV'S MINSTREL%
THE GREAT STAB TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
lu-their
SELECT ETHIOPIAN SOIREES,
Splendid Singing I.lem4i.fral Dancing, Langbabla Efli•
lesqueP Plantstion Sceneo,,kc" by
TVANTY TALENTED ARTISTS.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
Tickets 25 rents. Doors open at 7 o'clock.
fe` , 7-3ra J. L. CAENCROSE, Eusin,ss sranrpre..r.
.
NOW OPE N-THE FORTY-PLUST
ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS - AND
SCULPTURE, PA the PEN'NSYLVANIA. ACADEMY Of
THE FINE ARTS, CHESTNUT Street, above. Tenth.
Open from I A. M. till 7 P. M., and from 8 till 10 in the,
tn'tning,
StrIIIMER RESORTS.
CAPE ISLAND.—FIRST-CLASS COT
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to acemlinweiations eall 116 obtained by applying
at 60S SPRUCE Stre..t. Ili y2O- 2t.
SEA -SIDE HOUSE,
FOOT OP PENNSYLVANIA Attl..7o}l,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Tbenndersigped informs his Mends and ibrrner
trims that hie honse is now open for the reception of
g,eta; bavo ai.o a number of Rooms and a privadAt
Parlor to rent in J. AL cottage, oppo4ito.
nrs.lo-10t DAVIT) SCATTERGOOD.
CONGRESS HALL, CAPE ISLAND,
NEW JERSEY.
This favorite 'Hotel clii b 0 intniind (lathe ee;,eption of
guests on JUNE FIRST.
The House has been refurnished and thoroughly ren.o.
vated. Writing and Reading Rooms and a Telegraph
Oilier: have been added for the exclusive use of tbir.
guests.
The proprietor &ale tlrfirViihted in assuring the publle
that, with the gentlemanly and competent offic e rs eel
cured, each department will be conducted to the entirer
satisfaction or :lie most fastidious.
Ilossler's full Band, under the personal direction Of
Mr. MARI: 11.A.5.gL11., has Leen engaged. exclusively
101 Congress Hall.
Any further information will be cheerfully given, by
addressing J. F. CART,
nsr6-tf
EDUCATIONAL.
• BRYANT, STRATTON, sC DAUNTS..
TER'S STATE ANL XATIoNAL COMMERCrAL
COLLEOI:, S. E. corner of ZiEYENTH. sad CHESTNUT
Streets.
Thorough theoretical and practical instruction
tioolckeeping in all its depart Met is and applications.
Commercial Arithmotie. embracing all iiabiccia
ar
plied iu business transactions. ,
Poisiness Penmanship, upon the Spencerlan Sari.?,
taught by a gentleman trained by the author, Mr. P. K.
speneer.
Business Correspoudenco, including the principle , i of
Em,01.411 (101150,41.,11, :lud stitch thorough practice in
connection with the daily exorcises as must secure the
most satisfactory resnl Is.
Connoercial Law, - Telegraphing, and the higher Ma
tb,mat
twist perfect system of praCtical traininci ever do-
Vigad leas berth halt in operation, and la success! Id,y nor
ricd
out, affording - to students advantages such as have
hitherto been considered Possible only in. connection
- with the counting-room. ,
sc - 1 - ming men who desire a. sound business education
should avail themselves of the advantages of ail., Insti
;MM. - ,
tall, Or send for a circular. 11*
AFRENCH. LADY, A GRADUATE
OF A UNIVERSITY, NV ishig; an Eagagomont with
a School or for next s_zentember. Busides all the
French Brendle,. ghe tending Gprinnu. and Drawing.
Good Reference! , given. Address "Mlle. I. C..' Belle
vue llMPittl re, it I.llobOro, /1/319-6t.
pO 0 K -KEEPING, PENMANSHIP,
&e.—Thorough aud prirtical isiNtruction in the
abor, branv/tc, CICITTENtthx - i Com-
UV-Ft:ha C 011,11,, 13F7 CHESTNUT Street, corner of
Sertnt h. Salliivllt p lir.tl'lletCd Y." Mad .t such
hours hest suits their convenience. NO VACATIONS.
nryl9,-It*
ELECT FAMILY BOAR DIN O-
P- , SCHOOL FOE YOUNG MEN A:cD BOYS, )1013247
JOY Lancaster County, Penna. Sf.siou OrOnO on th.
FIEST TUESDAY of Mar. Fur circulars 1141 , 11V5 , 3
Atli7-2ni* IL A. MORBISO.k. Principal.
B ELLEVUE FEMALE INSTITUTE--
A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
This Institution , ho,vd emet h ealt y locatitit,
in the hortherl4lnlts of 4 ATTLLUO it.4 4 ,tlC: Si, it it ck.cOult
ty. Penna. , will conimpnce its Suring and&minor Term
on the ]9th of FIFTH MONTH next, and continueineett
ohm twelve weeks.
The course of instruction is thorough and complete is
all the F.lementarr and higher branches 014 4 4 EA LIEBE
CLASSICAL AN) MATIISMATIGAI, EDUCATION,
The French Language is taught by a native Prends
teacher.
Circulars, giving particulars, may be had on an
plivatien to the - Prineipato,,AsitttAl dCH e E lr Arks.
county, Penna.
JANE P. GUAIIAMB,
Principals.
mblP-qm
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST OR MISLAID PERPETUAL
POLICY INSITRANCE in the Enterprise,. No. 1.558,
Twenty•ftve itund red Dollars, dated J:t 11 HUI , lgar
'
Also Fire Association, No. 29,606, for lino Thous:lad.
Dollars, to RESTORE CARTER, Jane 30. IS , o.
_May 12, 1005. /II yl4-etatlffic.
--. EXCURSIONS.
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WarilAWW DELIIO qui' CIL SUM
' - - ' 4 " IMER. ENCLIRSIi?A'S.
Lake Ontario, , ii:a grto a a Y Rai/ or,
The. Thousand lelanae. Wort lanai -
The 'Rapids of St. La wreuce!White Murtatairie,
'River, . saratoga rhviugs,
Ikrantreal, sce st.c %to
Que. , iee, Sic., &r.
, l'ii..ken for the :11 , 0,, , "! Excursions,which have bees
so long . and favorably known to the Philadelphia Pub
lic.-by V :, Hon,: routes to N iitua re. Falls for sale at the
nil I . :A DELI ILIA AND ELMIRA RAIROAD TICKET
, „ Fr./ ci.: , periii weer earner hl XT II and aTIESTXI37
ii.terels, Where full idiforniation will be giveri.
:1 5 611 1 N --4 A N . 1,1 1 I ta l t's' l ,l: u i i Val ge A n g L ent,
THIRTEENTH :tad CALLOWIEILL Streets.
twylo-teth,..tjyl
LADIES TRUSS AND BRAGS
STORE—Conducted by Ladies, TWELFTH.
Street, first door below Race. Every article 14 thew
line els/Mai. easy, and etfkk6ct in wake. C. H. NES
DLES, Proprietor, attends to Gentlemen, on the cornet
of TWELFTH and RACE Streets. .—Professional
accuracy insured. MY4-Smif
MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT
LOAI.4IIIb upon Diamonds, Watches, Jewel
ery, Plate, Clothing, &e., at JONES & CO.'S
Old Established Loan Olice, corner TE1187).
and GASRIT.T. Straka. below tamilard. still-4m
MRS. JAMES BETTS' CELE
BRATED SUPPORTERS FOR LADIES, and
the only Supporters under eminent medical patronage.
Ladies and Physicians are re,pectfullyrequeeted to call
only on Mu t. BETTS, at her re:Ravine. 1039 WALNUT
•:treet, Phila, (to yo a coo aterfoits, ) Thirty thou mad
invalids havebeen barbital by [heir plrysicians to use her
appliances. The,•,,,e only are genuine bearing the United
States copyright; labels on the box, and signatures, aud
also on the 8 - apporters, with lotto:L=111a. 0c1.6-to.thsee
Bri=ClMl
.
fUeILT.P.
....W. 11. IVIIALI.EY.