The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, June 01, 1864, Image 3

New Novelties fob Ladies and Mxsseb
Messrs. Wood St Gary, Ho. 725 Chestnut street, hare
Just received cases ot the exquisite now “ Pot
Toutri» Turbans for misses and ladles. These are
the newest things out for covering the ladles’ heads.
Their stylish English Walking Hats are also earn-
Branding much attention.
% 'H* ' : ...
Seasonable Confections. Mr. A. L. Van-
Sant, Ninth and Chestnut streets; has constantly on
land, prepared fresh .daily, the largest variety of
Ino Trench and American Confections, especially
adapted for tho season. His warm-weather prepa
rations are at one cooling, refreshing, hoalthfnl, and
dollghtful, This remark appllos equally,
also, tcjjtrfs aolloious fruits.
Finis PnoTotin,u>HB nv Gutkkunst.—Mr. F.
’Gutekunst, Nos. 701. and 708 Arch street, has just
-» issued superb photographs of Generals Grant,
Meade, and Hancock, from the carte de visile to lifo
■•61*0; also, admirable cards ofßt. Rev. Bishop Wood
»nd Dr. Moriarty,
The “ Pbize-Medai,” Suibt, Invonted by Mr.
John F. Taggart, and sold by Mr. Goorge Grant,
810 Chcstiiut .street, Is, without exception, the host
in.lit,.comfort, beauty, and durability. Ills stock of
(Oontlcraon’s FurnlsUing Goods, of his own exclusive
{manufacture and importation, Is also tho choicest In
itho city, and his prices nrc moderate.
Taking Things fob Granted.—Now that Gon.
.Grant has his shoulder at tho wheel, it is taken for
granted that tho taking of lliohmond involves the
glutting down of the rebellion; it- Is taken ibr'grantod
that our great Sanitary fair is to bo a distinguished
.6UCOOSS *, while it has long boon taken for kr ißt(K y
that all gentlemen of tasto and dl3o>* M lOn p r ‘ oouro
■tholr wearing apparel at the st o no Qiothing
Hall of Roekliill &V. Nos. COS and OQS Chest
giut street, übo- 0 sixtlu
..'ti’Oi.Tj on tub Eamvage.— Speculation scorns
CQgftrly to hare reached Its culminating- point,
einoks fluctuating up ami ton like a “Portu
••* a tide rip,” ami. gold amongat
gucse rann-of-".-- t 3 ontitoly owing to tho
tUe nineties. -™a designing, bad men, no
nctaming mftterlar
bran adhesion to the opined virtue- J
-'nothing of economy, and the wearing or tho olc .
aool, and durable clothing, made up nt t)!a
-' store of Granvillo Stoke? j jy 0 , ooa.Ohest
*■-.
'nut street.
“OnAKQiiiOF Basb.'--
'tlie terra “ ehange.'of base,” ’t L .
lie "shoves his queer,-”anight .
base.- - The tiplor, when Ift joins the tempo..
' dety, changos his base habits for bettor; and wk.
"tvo throw Ofr our bad fitting clothing and hence
forward patronize Charles Stokes St Co.,'under the
.Continental, wo also chnngo our bnso habits. ... '
'Corks, Bunions, Inverted Nails, Enlabsbs
Joints, and all diseases of the feet, cured without
pain orinconvenience to the patient, by Drs.Z&cha-
Xie & Barnett, Surgeon Chiropodists, 921 Chestnut
street, Refer to physicians and surgeons of the
03ity. U
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
The Con
$K Cooper, "Baltimore ■
*Wm StiiLpson* Washington
J M Hasedetl, Troy '
r © B Crow,England
$A C Ketckum & in, Memphis
•TjSam*! Sloan, Rochester
iH Miller Se 2 das, Ohio
Jas W Sweet,Baltimore. .
A P Brown, ‘Washington
. DWWiicox.ShoibunnFaUs
Thus Leidy, Baltimore.
W B Curtis, Utica .
■J EWhipplo, Lausingbure
32 T Caswell, Providence, RI
U SA *
•IB Chandler,Tennessee
•Mrs 0 C Ora, Boston ...
' •D-Chuk-ik wf, Hartford
■J- B Foote, U H N
V J Ellinwood, Brooklyn
•J Davidson, Brooklyn
B T-Norris, Baltimore
W II Norris, Baltimora
X K Taylor
A Buck, Baltimore
J ECondiet, Bow York
*W C Mt'Lousliliu, Femm
Mrs Dr Bitrrey, Mahoney
Miss J McLougliliu, Phiia
X Hollingsworth, Boston
*Wm C Cook, U S N
•Ceo H Pntske, Sew York
1) M Forbes
. Mai L A Coats, Boston
F w Thayer, Boston
€ P Marine, Westmoreland •
Mrs C P Markle, Westmor*d
PRCazlaer -
J P Bridges, Boston
Ft Eldridgo, Binghamton
* Mrs Eldrldge, Binghamton
■ Miss Eidridge, Binghamton
<3 Smith, New York '
J Spencer, Buffalo
€ Adams, Ntw York
© H Wilcox & wf, Colorado .
Wm Nolan & wfV Colorado
3)r ETKicUaidrOn, N Y
Dr J Barker, Brooklyn
W P Clark, Boston
<3 F Snow, Connecticut
Mr Man, Pliilada
W C Tilißoa, Penna
Robins & wf, N York
C H Dyer, Detroit
Jas Hooper, Baltimore
David Ahi & wf, Penna
Jas* A Perdue & wf, N J
<3 H Slater, Pottsvitle.
WP Clyde,
*W D Mclndoe, Wisconsin
Mr Alexander,' New York
B Shepard, New York
W Foster, Jr, New. York
John R Deal, Kansas
Bear Ad TII Gregory,USN
J W King, U S N'
J Strong. Flushing, LI
Capt Williams, Mass
3>rWC Perkins, Md
Sed, U S A
dm P Grant, Ohio
PPolk, Delaware
PUltWrg
" 31
Jffrs H W Dean, Rochester
hire F A Dean, Rochester
'Airs Carr, Rochester <
31 A Be Band & la, NY
31G Hoyt, Rochester
*W H Hutchins,-Delaware'
tP T Causey,-Bela ware
3) Cooper, hew Jersey
W F Hall, Copper Harbor
J Sopers, New York
<Seo Harrison* Boston
S K Bowen, Maryland ,
%Y H Humes, Beliefonto
Jsrael Paiuter, Pa
*WP Schell, Bedford ,
J C Porterfield, Pa
£ Bolles, Wilkesbarre
21 JMeily, Pennsylvania
3?GrayMeek» Bellefonfc
O T Alexander, Bellefonto
3frs Rodebaeb, Meadville
J H Bewloyi Delaware
2i L Ferguson, Delaware
Jos Dnrney, Delaware
35 S Bucklus, Delaware
TDenham, Delaware
*WR Conrad, Delaware
JosD Harvey, Delaware
.Asa Dunham, Delaware r
'3l TTJBoinas, Delaware
Allies J Penilergrast, Balt
M J Montgomery, Balt
"W D Conner, Baltimore
The Air
WN W Dorsey, Delaware
-2>L Griffith A la, Delaware
W E Hall, Smyrna, Del
Jl P.Fooks, Delaware
J H Bailey, Delaware
j&fra D R Whipple, Balt
Capt K J Strickland, USA
. C T Layton, Delaware
£ T Wflles, Maryland
J W Thompson, BaJtiznoro
21J Moore, Pori Deposit, Md
•J M Buckley, Jr, Maryland
John Forrest, Baltimore
J K Sturdivant, Chester,Pa
jDr C D Hendry, K J
■ W W Parrish
M RMcNeal, Now Jersey
JFRiblett, USN
-J Powell, USK
31H Curtis, USN
£ Killmgsworth, Oliio '
3) Roth,'Marietta, Pa
31 McCioskey, Brooklyn
•J Butterworth, New Jersey
J S Irick, New Jersey
A. Brackett, Bostou
T Falconer & wife, Penna
“WP Lauder, New York
3) G Woodviue* Mu«s
31S Minkler. New York
John O’Reilly, New York
John L Riegei, New Jersey
A Dimmick, M D-, Jeaneav
J> Reeves, Now Jersey
■ ' The Mei
.XP Gwin, Huntingdon,‘Pa
31 APoints, Bedford
Austin Biorbowor, York.Pa
John Hood, Alt Airy, Md
J Bawn, Maryland
X A Stone, Meriden, Conn
rw D Brown, Easton
<jeo J Bolton, Harrisburg
31E Abbott, Carbon co, ra
X RLindeinnii
Jacob Seed, Bedford
3saac Mengel, Bedford
John P Heed, Bedford
JBcboJl W Heed, Bedford
J 0 Hughes, Raiushtirg
A. C James, Ralnsburg
jkobt Hainell, Pa ...
<?eoD Jackson, Pa
J fll Shoemakeiy Bedford
A I) Shoemaker, Bedford
J B G&zzam, Pittsburg
fi Davis, Bedford
X Searle, Pittsburg
JT Watson, Virginia
Xev S MHamilLN j
X Ermeniront, Reading.
3 P Schell, Somerset
Ot L Wallace, NJ
3lrs Garrison, Delaware ..
*W Brown, Conn
•T C Sigafooser Mttrrland
.J Whitaker, Mt,C air
.A G Beininger, Allentown
Mcßride, Ohio r
•J K Hutchinson, Ohio
X J Reed. Jr, Lancaster
X Riekwine, Lancaster
■J N Black, Maryland
31H Sloes, Pent a
*C W Robinson, Ohio •
X Bobbins, Mass
3t W Clonaenin, K Castle
• w Sharpe, Summit Hill
■Q’ S Q&iloway, Ohio
JS Bethel, Ohio
J M Kelker, HarHsburg
JS Hurst, Union co
• T.jie Bari
■ fF Leavenworth,* N J m
JGadwalader, Pox Chase
John E Parry, Attleboro
=_Wra Johnson, Attleboro
John Rich, Sblehury
Col R Bod ino, Bucks co
“3Mrs Col R Bodlae, ducks co
•Abraham Parrott, IS" J •
fc Parrott, New Jersey
Miles, Sjouthamp'n
jnbUlnPreU, LMv)e*town
3dlss Kate Freiz, IJoylesto’n
•ODanonliower, Heusalom
J McCarthy, Washington
5 a vid C Ayres, flew York
3 P Schultz, New York
Jas Smith & la, Hartford
~ The Bal
<JOB Millfr Si la, Paima
mTolinl l \Velda, I'enaa
3Peter Gilbert, Monroe co
JS os Sorfust', Carbon co
J L Laulmcb, Alientowa
Cuvbon
*FF Sto/ttel, CnUirtficma
•Jas Pollock, Eustou
JD Stohler & wf, Centre Val
m jAfiron B Wjilp, Bocks co
w 3>E Kauffman, Alleuiowu
jsUas Deemer, N Jersey
■Chaslßotis, Pottbtowii ,
The Xnt tonal.
»» v tet t '{Wt»rtow- •". HSlayipaker, Lancaster co
, w , Geo D Costello, Atlca, N Y
TWin Nyce, Pliioiiixville Mrs Blank, Allentown ■ 1
J Jones, Seruutou Geo C Dimmit & wf
3> Cummings, Sclikll Haven Geo Llghtcap & W f
,1K Treiclilcr, Jonestown Miss SfZoiglor
Miss M Brunner, Jpneatn . Miss A McFarJan
J 8 Goble & wf, Lancaster . Win Leaf '
fW Kalbach, Bucks co, Pa
Ik TlieCoi
■bjß James, NewvtUe
JrbS K Ramfcey, Oxford, Pa
ÜBBoMnsoii, Pennu
/>X B Chandler, Delaware
W Jgtoekley, Delaware
at;- 'Jas Albertson, Baltimore
W' JS. Watterion, Pentia
mJphn Hough, Doylestowa
*> * McKueu. Peana
■ 21 Boawoiln. Bouton
'* —Military talks, ring with
counterfeiter,when
'•l changing his
“-anco so
Miss Clark, Hartford
WT Branch & \vt‘, Michigan
H.D Ward, Newd’ork
Thos J Lee. Boston
PT Field, Boston
S A Alien, Now Jersey
B E Freeman, Perth Amboy
JdhtvEwer, Kow York
C BZabrlske, MI)
EpTefhuue, Newark
Mrs Terhuuo & eh, Newark
Mr & Mrs Watson
H Trexler. Rending
Artlmr Ebbs, M D
C L Pierson, Massachusetts
G L Merrinm, New Fork
C G MerriH.ni, New York
0 C Orne, Fortress Monroe
EPDwaer, Chicago
A Busch berk
Mrs S C Shirley
Miss C Shirley
W H Goodrich, Cleveland
H K Gushing, Cl«veland .
W W Andrews, Cleveland
FTryou, New York .
Mr Tibley & wf. Buffalo
Wm Caldwell, New York
W T Heudersoa, New York
J Shuster & la, Brooklyn
Mrs L I) Gillespie, Baltim'e
Mrs Slangh & 3 ch, Baltim’e
Martin Andrews, Ohio
II A Story, New York
F n Hastings, New York :
Dr E M Hale, Chicago
WL Darling. New York
FE Porter, Pittsburg
H A Hill, Boston ;
J Coale, Jr, Baltimore
J Converse, Connecticut
J WCrooker, Providence
Mis John Ewer, New York
Miss Ewer, New York
A Pardee, Hazleton
AYYalker, Maryland
F Dana, New York
KB Griswold, Now York
Ezra Farnsworth, Boston
A L Stone, Boston
E C Sargent, Boston.
Thos J Homer, St Louis
G W Jeuks, New York
Fred Frazer, New York
A Liberman, Chicago
A Kub, Chicago
George Brown
George C Burgess
J Bloxhum. New York
JGreenloat, Columbus
C Leveriug <Sc wf,Baltimore
E J C Atterbury, Trenton
Mies Atterbury, Trenton
JW Yates, New York
CPDoane, Boston
John T.Rice, Leavenworth
J G Mathews, Louisville
W Yelland, Baltimore
B.C Truman, Nashville -
Tims Davis, Boston •
John Howard, New York
J JL. 01 * 11 ' 0-
Peuua ' ;
3‘Xarbes Waiter?. Mexico - •
P Appleback, Penna
W T Morrison, Penna .
Lieut Col Wilson, U S A
J H Humes, Jersey Shore
L A Mackey, Lock Haven
Miss Cameron, Harrisburg
Miss Ellen Bucher, Har’bg
J Smith & la, St Louis
Mrs SI F Boualdsou, Penna
$ H Qrwig. Lewisburg
BFGuy, Washington
A Edwards, Lancaster
G Philips, Harrisburg
: NJHutchiuson, Harrisburg
R EflUnghaui, Harrisburg
AKTatkam, New York
E A Palmer, New York
A E Palmer, New York
J C Longweil, New York
C P Maiming, Maryland
H L Coke, Tamaqua
James H Woolly, N 3 *
C Beardslee, New'Jersey ' .
Benj F Cook, New York ‘
G F Snauldis-g, Boston '
Miss C Bridgman, Vermont
Peter M Dereraus & wf
J Myer, Easton
! EBlauchard, Bellefonte
W SI Day, New York
Henry Cartwright, Pa
Dr Crosby, New Hampshire
/'
W Cannon, Delaware
Geo H Bates, Delaware
N Oaburn, Rochester, N Y
TMTarr, Baltimore
Jos H Childs, Memphis
H Owen, Memi>his
A S Johnston
S Stiegletz, New York
B.F Briggs, Delaware
R C Hall, Delaware
D Wilson &wf, Penna.
G G Smith, Peuua
J RCoulson & la, Maryland
C H Sbroop & fam, Mass
Jas M JBrulf, Baltimore
W-A Hanway, Virginia
F Duffy, Laiayette, Tad
E Ingalls, New York
W Rutter, New York
J Holmes, Waterbary, Ct
A TayloT, Tauntoa, Mass
WRosongarten, New York
J H Jeifersou & la, Del
D Brown, Conn .
CB Rogers, Norwich, Ct -
E Joslla, Keon, N H
C H Richmond, New York
W Smith, Prov, R I -
£4?A thiaa > New Jersey
D BGinenback, New Jersey
3 A Curtin, New 1 ork -
Jas L Carhart, Maryland
J M Ireland, Maryland
T M Weaver . •. •
rollouts*.
Winslow Ames, Jersey City
Rev J M Holmes, Jersey C’y
Henry Raw, LouisviUe,Ky
H 1 Powell. Virginia
w e ®e katon> **'
Gen Wm LiUey. M Chunk
Wm H Cool, Beaver M’dw -
Miss M Lockhart, M Chunk
Mrs M Lockhart, M Chunk
JS Porter Mercer, Pa
D W Findley, Mercer, Pa
Jos R Brodhoad, Pa .
C Burton, New York
G Sanderson, Scranton
Jos Kirkpatrick, Pittsburg
J T Bollnger, Kentucky
G V Dietrich, Galesburg,la
J F Scott, Pulaski, Pa
J E Icenhonor, Pa
Jas Bruce & la, New York
S D Elliott, Ohio -
Wm Keys, Ohio
G W Zanniser, Pa
P H Remkoiv Pittsburg
Jnioti.
J H Clark, Altoona
J Stockton, Altoona
HJ Holm, Altoona
W E Adams, AndersviUe
J H liuliug, Penna
E Myers, Littlestown
L Henry, Littlestown
N C Morrison, PottsvlUe
W Bensmgor, Palo Alto
G »> Keiter, isehuyl co .
Col R Ratcliff, Tamagua
Robt Ratclllf. Tamaqua
I H Sholer, Penna
D p Baker, Ne iv York
J L Brierhewer, New York
Mlrb L Ratcliff, Tamaqua
S Hackman, Scransburg
Tenney & hi, Chicago
M A Smith, i reinont
Icy Slienr. M
J W Crosdalo, Newtown
Harrison Rice, Buckingham
ChasKirkbride, Attleboro
J H Koon, New Jersey
A B Saul, New Jersey
Isaac Glover, Medford
Davit! Jarrett, Montgomery
TH Hart. Bucks co
C Torason, Buckingham
Jos Hawk,Fremjbtown.N J
Miss Buskirk, Bucks co
Wm Davison, Montgomery
Geo Young. North Wales
M Grailey, North Wales
John V Cash<jn, Bushkill
Chas S Clieslrue, BushkUl
IU Eagle.
HHRoedor, Peunsburg -
v HwmI[l 1 [l i l .H r » I'enaaburg
* 5-*YiU, Allentown
Y M lleskman, Penna
J Glaser,
MraStory, Phojn'.xvllle .
Yc'Yoßsuer, Lorks co
J Stauller. Timnersvllle
• Wayaoco
? }” Hreoder, Pottsvl lie
v o w a n er^e r* Quakerfcown
F FooLker, PottsvlUe
M Goldsmith, Easton
unerclal.
J ÜBuckley, Jr, Maryland
£Yf,F ritz i Donna
MMillor,-Penna.v
M W. Fultou, Maryland
John Marshall, Maryland
R t Newark, Del
Dr J Boyd,’Chester co ,
PO Dressier, Schuylkill co
Ghaß'H Eayne, N*w York
Tlic Black Bear.
Peter LJDleuer, Berks co Chas Harper, Jeukiustrfwa
Jos Steih, Weissenhurg Win J Thompson, Poo.ua
I) I) Gilbert Henry Griobel, Berks co
Abraham Gish, Peuna . E A Maiibeck. Heading
Jolm Kuutz & la, Macungio Jos Young, Allentown
jp Wciant & ]a,.WiUestown J S Cornell, Pennsylvania.
•Arnold Powell, Heading jMrs liudy, Slatington
ABnckman.MecbftuicsvlUe Thos Moore, Soeposvillo
John Hercb, Pennsburg IDr G F Brendle, Penna
M Luther, Lehigh co, Pa I
TUc Stnt<
W C Bovavd, Pa
Thos Chml wick, Pfl
E Pnch, Jr, Pa
.Tobn Shewk, Pa
C C Brtiitcn, Pa
Martin Bender,.York, Pa
The Mi
.TH Johnson,Pmttsvill.NJ
J) Whitaker, Hhod* Island
A H Slover, Milford
Jolm Hayes, Milford,
Zadock Becker, H -5
FH Whitney
Win Kalrcr,Tf,'gnton, N J
Conrad Keiffe r, Jr, Easton
R K Smith, Plymouth,Pa
Ira II Broods, Pa
_ SPECIAL NOTICES.
Adventures of Three Friends.
BY TUK UA!U> OF TOWER
Th?«j fiieads. Picfe, Gooree, and iry
IVorn rural districts latolr came.
The city sights lo view.
But, before promenading round, ;
They, being genteel lads, fell b,o,uu,d
Ts> be ail clothed anew. .
To prove their slimness* Hwaa »>' _ rse( i
That each should by himself pr' *--•* v
Ttuiß to renew his shell:
Aud, when the busy <i'
All at their lodal&r ay was past, \
Their varied v _,s met at last,
; aick to tell.
Dick eat*'
.e in late, and, crying “ Phew l” . -
“ * M into a chair he threw.
All ilny upon the go—
Pve searched each distant clothes store through,
Until bewildered quite I grew, *
And what I ? ve bought scarce know. M
Says George, “ More simple was my caso;
I bought my clothes at the first place
I came to in my route,
Then put them on, tmrt forth I went,
But soon my rashness did repent;
Just see this— hitrsted out /’ *
. Ben spoke: “ I’ve passed a cheerful day
Sight-seeing, clad in spruce array,
Which, perfect, now you viow.
This morn I did not hesitate;
But unto Toweu HAU/went straight,
And so, henceforth, should you i
The. largest and best assortin''
' Sat
—'Ut o/ &oliwug-, M^hila ■*
TOWER HAJjIh
«V R S STS^.'
—J’gpfffTT & ■~ak- ,
X,x
. THE ..... ' -do, -mportea
qfors.—What witli the increased Qu. - dome '*' lc
spirits and the heavy taxes on foerth-proot w ~
Quors, animmense quantity of.alcoholic
are thrown upon the markoV as representatives bl
regular spirits used as bererages, saebr as whiskyV 1
brandy, gin, and rum, the former cow beia£ about as
di’ffl cult to obtain pure and anii&iitfer&ted as if used to
be common and of good quality. The result of the
scarcity of good spirituous liquors has been to introduce
into the market a species of beverage-composed of pure
spirits combined with some tonic vegetable extract, the
compound being known as Bitters. These ‘ ‘ Bitters”
arfe, generally speaking, as far superior terthh spirituous
liquors ordinarily retailed at bars and taverns as possible
and cinch less injurious than even the bestspirits are,
for their tonic effects counterbalance the inffammatory
action that accompanies all alcoholic drinks. But even
in the manufacture of this class of popular beverages,
there is more or less adulteration, and therefore care is
required in making a selection, in order that She best
quality may be procured.
. The best in the market that we have yet seen Ss that
known as the ‘ * Golden Bitters, ’ ’ which is warranted of
the best materials, and composedofextractsfrompxirelr
vegetable sources. .
- A medical analysis which Mr. HTJBBEL had made
for the purpose, shows that his Bitters are eminently
calculated to relieve tbedyspeptic, and afford that gentle
stimulant necessary to assist the weak and infirm to
bear with, the fatigues of daily life. The time will come .
when these Bitters will supersede thepoisonous drinks
how imbibed at our public bars, and when this change
takes place we shall hear of fewer cases of mad drunk
enness and less deaths from delirium tremens. —-Brook
lyn Pont. \ my3o-6t
To oi£eak the House of Flies, use
Butcher’s celebrated
-V LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER,
a heat, cheap article, easy to use. Every sheet will kill
a quart. Sold everywhere.'
FRENCH, RICHARDS, & CO., TENTH and MAR
KET Strtets, Philadelphia, wholesale agents.
; my23-wfm2m :
Hoyt’s Hiawatha Hair Kestorativb.
HOYT’S HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
HOYT’S HIAWATHA HAIR KESTORATIVB. \
HOYT’S HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
HOYT’S HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
. In Longfellow’s Poem Hiawatha was adjudged to
have conferred the greatest boon on his tribe becaust
he brought to its notice corn. Every one will admit
hat our preparation is worthy of its name, for the be
nefits it confers when it is known. / *
WHAT THE HIAWATHA DOES.
It restores faded and gray hair and whiskers to their
original color. It brings up the natural shading of one
hair with another, ihus giving the hair a perfect life
appearance, so that the most critical, observer cannot
detect its use.. .It makes harsh hair soft and silky, stop#
(ta felling out, cleanses it and the scalp from all impn*
rities, is as readily applied and wiped from the skin aa
any,hair.dressing, and entirely overcomes the bad ef.
feels of previous useof preparations coniainingsulphur,
sugar of lead, &o.
The proprietors of tho Hiawafchapuhlishhd the fol*
lowing challenge to test in the New York dailies three
weeks, which y
was' never accepted
Let some wellkhown-and disinterested persons ap-'
point one to. the proprietor of each preparation for th»
hair to bring up the color. Every proprietor to ua«
nothing but Ms own preparation, .and the person
nothing also during the test. A certificate of the re
♦ult to be widely published at the expense of the ua*
successful competitors, Bold everywhere.
JOSEPH HOYT & CO. .
10 University. Place, New York.
Bair Dye ! HAm Dye 1 I
BATCHELOR'S celebrated HAIR DYE is the Best in
the World. The only Harmless, True , and Reliable
Dye known. This splendid Hair Dye is perfect
changes Red, Rusty, or Gray Hair instantly to a
Glossy Black or Natural Brown , without injuring the
Hair or staining the Skin, leaving the Hair Soft and
Beautifnl imparts fresh vitality,frequently restoring iti
pristine color, and rectifies the ill-effects of bad Dyes.
The.genuine is Bigned WiiAiAJi A. Batchblor \ all
others are mere imitations, and should be avoided. Bold
by all Druggists &c. FACTORY, 81 BARCLAY Street,
New York; Batchelor’s new Toilet Cream for Dressing •
the Hair. :: : , Jy3o-ly
One-Price . Clothing, of the Latest
STTueb, made in the* Best Manner, expresßly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in
Plain Figures. All Goods >made to Order warranted
satisfactory. Our Oxe-Pkios System is strictly adhered
to. All are thereby treated alike.
de2B-ly JONES & CO. i 604 MARKET Street.
Steinwaf & Sons,
PIANOS.
PIANOS.
For Bale only at
. iBLABinS BROS.,
1006 CHESTNUT Street.
Mason
Bteck & Co’.s
HAMLIN’S
CABINET
ORGANS
. BTECK A CO. ’S
SEVENTH ai
The Popular Clothing House of Phila.
■ * “OAK HALL.”
Beet-class goods and moderate prices.
WANAMAKER 4l BROWN,'
. S. B. corner SIXTH and MARKET Strseta.
Custom Department (to make to order) No. IS. Sixth ,t.
Wheeler & Wilson’s Highest Premium
LOOI-STITOI
SEWING MACHINES.
THE CHEAPEST, SIMPLEST/AND BEST.
Salesrooms, 704 CHESTNUT Street, above Seventh
3Vt.A.:R,;RIEIX
BARTHOLOMEW—MILEY.—At-the Sanctuary par
sonage, 985 North Fifth street, April 17th, 1534, by Rev.
I-..W. Maclay.Mr. G. J. Bartholomew to Mias Sasan
Mlley, both of tins city. *
* the s 'Sanctuary parsonage,
April HnKlSfil, by the same, Mr. Edwin Forrest to Bliss
Doote, both of Wilmington, Del. *
. KEYSER-BAKTLEY.-At the Sanctuary parsonage,
April 34th, 1S«, by the same, Mr. George Koyser to
Bliss Josephine Hartley, both of this citv. *
. ROSE—ROMINCER.—At the Sanctuary parsonage
April 26th. 1804, by the same, Mr. Davfi Il Rose to
Bliss Elwabetb Kominger, both of this city. - : *.
HALBERT —ilUlß.—At. the Sanctuary parsonage,
May-lRt, lS&l. by, the sanyvMr. Henry t Halbert ti
Miss Mary A. Muir, both of this city/ *
ULMER—SHINGLER.—At the bride’s residonce, 915
h??$ l Fifth K reet, May 26th, ISW. br the same, Mr.
William F. Llmer to Miss Susie Shiugler, Loti* of tiita
city. ... *
XDXE3D-
BROOKE.—On the -81st inst. u Sarah Brooke, only
danghtev of Jesse and Catharine Brooke, aged S 3 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to atteud her funeral, ea Friday morning,
June 3d, at 10 o’clock, from the residence of her parents,
in Radnor township, Delaware county. . ***
WOOD.—On the 30th ult., Bliss Jennie C. Wood, af
tera brief illness.
. The relatives and friends oLthe family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of her mother, Marshall street, below Arch, Norris
town. Pa., on Thursday, at 3o’clock. **
WILEY.—At Florence, in Italy, the 20tb of January,
of disease of the heart, the Rev. Frederick Wiley.
Kelfttives andlrleiidsare respectfully invited to attend
his funeral, at bt. Ann’s Church, Sands street,.Brook
jyßj Friday, 3d of June, at 11 o’clock, withoui other
f VAN ANT\yERP -0n the 26th of May, at Chesapeake
Hospital, Fortress Monroe, from wouuds received fa the
late battle, Lieut. William B. Van Antwerp, of Co V
13th Regiment Indiana Volunteers. ‘ w**
V URWiLEK.—From wounds received in the battle of
the Wilderness, Sergeant Charles A. Urwiler, Co C
67th Regiment P. V., agedKyears. *
The relatives and friends of the family arc respect
fully invited to attend his fnneraUfromtho residence of
bis mother. No. 925 Randolph street, on Thursday af
ternoon, at 3 o’clock. 4i **
BRADY.—Died in Christ, on Friday. Blay 27th, inst.,
from diseases of the heart, contracted by her voluntary
efforts on behalf of the sick and wounded soldiers on
the battle-fields of the Army of Potomac, Va;, Mary A.
•Brady, wife of Edwurd Brady, West Philadelphia, aged
42 years. ‘ . ,
The friends and acquaintances of the family and
soldiers are respectfully invited, to attend.hor funeral,
from her late residence, 406 South Forty-first street,
above Baltimore avenue, West Pliiladelphla, at 10
o’clock this (Wednesday) morning, the Ist of Juno. To
proceed to Mount Morian Cemetery. *
ALLISON.-On the 28th Inst. / Matilda H;, wife of
John H. Allison, in the 37th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the famiiyaro respect
fnlly invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
North Forty-first Street, West
tIUN Wednesday)afternoon, June Ist, at
2 niit uV Mount Moriah Cemetery. *
theSistuU., Joseph.T., son of E. W.
Bailey, Duo notico will he given of the funeral. It*
OBITUARY.
arTiA-a 111 of oae 80 widely 1 known ns Mrs.
'a* ini Ji ttBer #l? more than a passing notice.
thepreseht.civilwar sho de
yoted beiself, with a zeal that was trnly praisoworthv
to,the relief of our brave soldiers of thrArmy of the Po
tomac. She Beamed' to feel a lively interest for the noble
men that were fighting forthe Republic. In the winter
quartos of the aitf atPalmouth, Fredoricksburg,
bs Union.
Robert Finney & wf, Del
Geo N Smith, Pbila
V It McTlglio, Boston
Mrs Collyer, Delawara
Sirs TomoUou & 2 sous, Pa
Isaac D Miller, Pa
tullson.
A. ,T 1111111111013, Scranton
L '7 Hariaon, P&
,T S Hestown, Nowtotfn
Jas Stiles, Bridgeton,N 3
R Rnstofl, Stroudsburg
H Hindis, York, Pa
Lieut Htbler. USA
E S Davis, Boston -
Robt Saunders, Baltimore
Mo Jarvis, Maryland
Pianos.
J. E. GOULD,
tnd CHESTNUT,
COBS EXCHANGE BANK.
■ ■' , PniLADar.PHiA, May 3,18 M
. Directors havo declared a Dlvideod of SEVEN per
cent., payable on demand, clear of State and D. S. (3
percent.) tax. J. w. TORREY;
. my4-lm Cashier.
BBESS AND MfI.IAISKBY »K
-PARTJIENT GREAT CENTRAL FAIR. o .
All poreons baying articles intended as douatione to
too Drosa and MlUfuery Department of the Fair will
please eend them in at once to - -
■ MISS THOMPSON, Chairman,
Or to any, of the Committoe.. 1800
BANK OF
IHILADELPHIA, Fiscal Agent of tho United
NOTICE.—Undor instructions from tlio C. 8. .Tim
•Sa ;F»U redeem, An: and
affer WLDN LSDA Y, June Ist, the Coupons of the U.
A. 5 per cent. Trcusury Acgov, due Jttnelst. Proper
schedules can be bad on application at Ibo Bank Con
pop must from the iwlmiSlmemeit Zn
officer of the Bank. : - B.: GLENIiINNING,
my3l-5t ... Caekior.
3VOTICE.-THK ASTNUAI MEET-
of the Stockholders, aud election for Pre
sident and Directors of the CONNECTING RAID WAY
COMPANY, will bo held at the office of. the Company
on TUESDAY,,the 14tb.day of Jane, 1864, atl2o*clook
boob. . JDMUND SMITH, Secretary
SOOTH '--CUFF- MIKIXO €O3l
- Y. —An adjou mod mooting of the Stock*
holders in,the South CHlTRnninKCompKuy, of Michigan,
.wiU be hold at .No. 4:11 WALNUT Street, ’ -
. • Oa WEDNESDAY, lat day of Jons, -
at 11 o clock A. M, ■■■' ■ injrsl*2t*
Gettysburg, and Culpeper, on the bloody fields where
thousands were lying in their agony,
an energy and perseverance that was almost tnhpjred.
A palpitation of tbo h*art, demanding the most delicate
and careful treatment, was aggravated by her un
wearied labors, and she foil a martyr to hoi far-reach.
lug -benovolenee and philivuthTopy. Still sho worked
on. The la'e battles hi A irgluiu found her for Uio flut
time too feeble to visit tho army* but still she hoped to
complete tho work sho no nobly began. God, bonroveri
ordored it otherwise. 'She calmly died, in the conll--
dence of a perfect faith, in the comfort of a reasonable,
religious and holy hoi>e, at noou, 27tb
■Jlfty. 1804, at her own homo, in. West 1 liiladelpliia,.sur
rounded W hor husband and a family Of fivs young
children, towards whom'Sho was a most industrious
wife and very tender mother. Her lose to them is irre
parable, having always watchod oyer them with ex
treme affection and unceasing devotion. Her eyes nave
looked for iihe last time upon, tho scenes of death and,
carnage, but they have- opened upon a brighter land*
whore thorads. iip. more sphering, where the, gonna’ of
war mover qotohi*, whew* the work ot righteousness Is
peace and cinietne3s, l and assurance in Christ forev.or.
* II;. (X C*
p LOSSY BLACK SILKS— JTS&T EE
M CEIVED,
One ease of Lyons Taffetas,. '
2iMuches*\vide Lyons Taffetas,. fcl.W.
25-inches-wide Lyons Taffetas, . sl.B7i£, '
2.>iaclies-widc Ltous TaO’otts*. $1
ljs*iucUes- wide LyonH Taffetas, §2.50^
ALSO,
Poult de Sole Ores Grains,, Xtc,
BESSON & SON, M ourulnc Store*
'9lB. CIiSSTNUT Stir t
gEA-SIDE HOTELS SUP' X > LIEI)
Taljla LVijcu liy tVi-e piece.
the dozen, *
Qu'.lti forsingl'
» Red )>'
.ow, .
j beds, &c.
,Mi'der Chamber Tovrols.
s Huguenot Stout Sbootiujcs.
EVKE& LAN DELL.
-IMMTI'UI, EXCURSION—‘THE
OF TII£,SEASON.—The FI 11ST.CON
’CRFmT.OtfeL CHURCH will umk« their
InSJ 3^L T ‘ ;« aritimi arrCts, to- j(0k ;
ku>», TlTL'ltKjiA V, , Cars lonvo NINTH and GiitiEo
and KIKTH »»'l r COI7>;:!SJA AveM« at 8; o'clock.
Adults*,’ Tickets,.f>o cents; Children, so CtMus. u
«KSf=> OitEAT CEM'RAI FAIR—THE
ICS Ladies’: Committee for the Li u serie Department
tliankfnlly tcknowledgetho foHowmgdoaatlons:
Thos. Fitliiau, U. S.-C(Msnl, Ouspe Basin,C. L„, ••
.• lier MrsC. S. 0gd0n...... ■,••■••••
Espon &: .oij qq
Ciins. M. Hooper----.---------- ffiS
Mrs. Jos. M. Stoddart....... st-iK:’
C. Stoddart, Jr., .
Kenman & Arrold, goods «<
Mencko & Bros., invoice... '!S
3675
J CllflinbOn, _• ......no invoice.
T. ‘Piyfoos, goods***. ........... 11 00
E. H. Koberts, goods.MMMM... ......... 3260
Ohas. Vogel, g00d5....... , IQ6O
Mrs. A. H. Graham, goods** *”*’ ***......*-» 10 00
Mrs. J0ne5........ ***'" v iq fjft
C. Stoddart, Jr., goods,
MRS. 8400 10
. . *• -RNER JOHNSON,
———-7- v Chairmau,
f'-rs.?-'* ’ GREAT CF. —— ll . ■ "
ifcK? Coujinittea for ” „y* *««- FAIB.-TKE
Kibbons, and Linger Irimiaings,^■ BoMcma.
fetniiE coiitribuUo- maiuctauj acknovrleiiae the fol-
T -ewis Brothers * Pn *
'tittiijWßoor g b0.....550000
Du’urtos & C 0.............. .. . g> ®
" &Sbalfnor C - SSS 2
i>e, Brothor & C 0... -JV oS m
:& C 0........... |gj»
*•*••“* ; isooj
125 00/
3MOO
................... 100 00
* 103 00
,lOO 00
lOO 00
lO3 00
...... roooo
•••• 103.00
. 100 00
100 00
*0 00 :
J. G. •.
JHarkJey
Aruiar Von*.
Wolgamath, •*.
h iHcux Brotherb
- v£ s § Coates'......
•:3.'»..Xiea* G 0..;.....,.
■.Jo,.'<!s&liippineott...„.r,„.
G H. Larutian * C 0,....
George 1. Stokes.... ~,
Ost J. .eimer & Woodwarfc..
B. HoC'er & 50n..................
F. S. H»ovey_&Brother..a-.:.,.-..
Pearce, Pardiu, & Co
LefeTfOr Park, & Co _..
Henry MV Stone. *..;...,-v,
Austin, ihorp, & Co., (K.
Abrsm-H. J>erricksoa..... —~... &> .
feurr Ashley,;.. ; So fa
ee Brothers SO'CO'
Gifithdy,-Brother, & {fo’QQ*
Casb.KC. G. W....g.w......60 00
Brooke & Fiill-er..................... 60 00
BenjaminS. 50nder................30 00‘
W. A. Smetburst ...... 25-00
Henry M. Day..^• 23 nn
Cash, fF. B-').'... S 5 00
D. W. C. Moore* 2JQO
.T. G. Caldwsll. 25 00
W. H. D0b50n....... 25 00
W. S. %Vcil. ..., 10 00
Cash, (J. S. M.i........................... 'lO 00
Win. L. Fetter......................... 10 00
George Howard.. .. 10 00
Isaac Bucher ...v...*' 6 00
S. W. Lambeth.........i......................... 5 00
H. C. Da1by...................; 1 00
Total cash contributions $5,306 00
J; & A. Kemper. G00d5........ 125 00
Agrew & English,. G00d5........................ ; 125 00
Joshua B. Lee & C 0.,. G00d5........ ... 100 00
E. M. Needles, G00d5...... . .. 100 00
H. B. Claflin A Co. tN. Y.), G00d5.......... 50 00
H. & C., (N. Yi), G00d5........................ 50 00
John Thorntoo, G00d5—............:.,.......,. 50 00
Flues & Sch&ite/ G00d5...........:.,............ 50 00
Sbadraoh Hill, G00d5.—......... 50 00
C. F. Maennei, G00d5..................v......... 26 00
E. D., (Brooklyn), Goods 5 00
Total Moneyand Goods.'... $6,031 00
Additional contributions will bo thankfully acknow
ledged in future reprints.
jel-wswSt ROBERT A. MAXWELL, Chairman.
.JKJgr- IMIM OOSS . FOK THE I?AIK.
The undersigned with pleasure acknowledges
the receipt of the foliowiug articles, seat to office, No.
118 South Seventh street:
From Miss L. M. Kettle, Fancy. Basket, Cushions,
Ornaments. From Mrs. M. S. K. , two handsome Pin
cushions. From Louis and William Buruheiin, Alfred
and Leopold J-owengruud, Robert Nuson, and Louis
Moss, six lads, an assorted lot of Fancy Articles, Books,
Photographs, Albums, &c. FromW. H. Walton & Go.,
No. C Strawberry street,’ a very choice assortment of
Needles, valued at $196.50. Box of merchandize, from
Catasaqua, not yet opened. . From-W. F. Schoible, No.
49 South Third street, splendid large Silk Flag, hand
somely fringed, cords. ta3*els, &e. From Isaac Hyne
man, twelve copies or Masonic Lyre, Framed Likeness
of the Hon.‘ Mrs. Aldworth, Memoirs of her Life, Ac.
From H. Mulligan, No: 1023 Market street, the “Ame
rican Kobinoor, “ being the largest Cape Slay Diamond
ever found there, being valued at (?). From Miss Jane
S. Rice and Miss S. L. Beesley, of Denuisville, N. J.,
abundie of fancy articles, per Charles 11. Hammrick,
No. 30 North Tenth street. From Miss Madeira, No.
1320 Pine street, a lot of fancy articles.: Front a friend,
20 dozen doll turban frames. From Louis J. Flick, Li
thograph of the Lord’s Prayer. From Professor W. H.
Penney, seventy pieces sheet music. From Mrs. Carl
tie Bnbnn, embroidered Tidy for chair oh tinsel canvas.
From Scliolz A Janeutsky, No. 112 South Eighth street,
two very handsome Pecalcoma aia Yases, per George
W. Mage f e, Esq. From George W. Magee, Esq., 1 pair
of Imitation Japan Mats, made of leather, very curious.
From Mrs. McMahan, Autograph Letters of distinguish
ed and other *ChaY' Cokill,
Artist, Portrait of Governor Curtin, painted iu oil ? also,
Portrait of Horace Binney, both handsomely framed.
From Miss Sallie C. Cook; Kicliboro', a bandsome Pine
Burr Cornucopia, filled with natural grasses. From
Miss A. Momeoay, Mrs. T. P. Miller, and Mrs. H.
Finney, handsome Basket Quilt, Fancy. Box, large
wreath of Zephyr. Flowers, and cAher attractivelarti
cles. From A. H. Taruall, Fifteenth and Market sts.,
for the Great Central Fair, a donation of Perfumery ana
Fancy Articles, valued at $2O, per Mrs. J. - Stuart. From
Peter Myers, copy of the last Newspaper published in
Vicksburg; also, twenty-eight assorted . Engravings.
From .William McKibbin, Fulton county, ‘ Washington
Ceutofl79l, very rave. From Thomas Wbrsley, mer
chandise. From Miss Catharine A.: Faucetfc, a Tidy.
From J; Hsmbleton, No. 22S Spruce street, Perfumery
and Fancy Articles, valued at *27, per Mrs. J. Stuart.
ELIZABETH W. HUTTER,
. •. Chairman of Ladies’ Department.
Other donations of large or small articles for the Mis
cellaneous Table at the Great Central Fair of the Com
mittee on Labor, Income, and Revenue, thankfully re
ceived. Articles may be sent by express or othorwise
to Office, No. 13S South SEVENTH Street, Philadel
phia. -
As the Fair opens oh Tuesday next, it is suggested
that articles be sent at once. It
DONATIONS TO THE DRESS
AND MILLINERY DEPARTMENT, GREAT
CENTRAL-FAIR:
Mrs. L. T. Jackman............... ~.....,$l4O 00
Judge Read... 50 oo
Mrs. Martin Shultz. 50 00
Mr. S. T. Stockpr, ofthe firm of Nag A Stocker, '
Havana, Cuba..,..:....-. 50 00
Mrs. John P0tter........................... .25 00
Mr. Lawrence Popper 2-5 00
Mr. George Popper 20 00
Mr. L. Pepper....’. 20 00
Mr. S. 5myth............. 10 00
Mrs; Bali 5 00
A Friend. 5 00
Mrs. Leech........ 5 00
Mrs. Edward Hopkins 10 00
Mrs. 81ack........... 5 00
Mrs. Godon... * 5 00
Mrs. Marion Thomson.... 10 00
Mr. Henry Seybert. 25 00
Mr. Pesoa*. 754)0
MISS THOMSON, Chairman,
11 . > ; ISQ9 PINE Street.
(]KS®; C©MER-STOJiE XAYING.-.IN
conseauence of the storm on Thursday last, the
laying offlie CORNER-STONE ofthe Tweuty-fourtli
War<f Union Mission Sunday School, situated ouHA
VBRFORD. of Logan, was jmstppued, aud
will take place THlSi(Wddnesday) AETEKNOOIf, at 4
o’clock. The following speakers are expected to. be
present: Re\Y JV-Hyatt Smith, Rev. T. A. Fernlyjlev.
T. W. Maclary, Rev. Wm: ; B. Gulliss, Professor Barn
hart, and George Cookman,.Esq,: • . . It*
TO SIXGERS J-IXAVGVBATION
OF THE GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.—The Cora
mitteo having charge of the InauguraltCeremonios ha
ving authorized the undersigned to colleet and prepare
a Chorus for that occasion, and having obtained the ser
vices of . the chorus of the Institution for-'the-Blind,
would respectfully invite the co-operation of the mem
bers of the Handel aud Haydn and Uarmonia Societies,
and the different Church Choirs, to meet him , on,
THURSDAY EVENING, June 2d, at 8 o’clock, afMU- k
SICAL FUND HALL. The choruses to be: rehearsed
are the ‘Star-Spangled Banner,“ and n hymn com
posed expressly for the occasion, supported by a large
military band, under the leadership of Mr. Carl Sentz,
The participants will have an opportunity of wituessiug
the ceremonies iceident to this occasion, together with
the freedom of the buildings.
. my3l-3t . - A. R. TAYLOR,tCohductor.
THE CITIZENS 5 VOLUNTEER
HOSPITAL ASSOCIATIO.N:;aT ? oeaI3 to
f ous people to subtaln tberniu ibeir efforts to administer
relief to the noble men who have sacrificed every home
comfort, risked life and limb in the desperate conflict
witb_ treason; who are determined to crush with the
iron heel of right the deep ingratitude of a misguided
and basely rebellious faction, and restore to its pristine
purity and. beauty the Union of Our noble sires, plant
npon every Southern hill-top our liberty tree,anu mois
ten its roots with their warm life-blood, or. find a grave
beneath its soil. •
Several thousand wounded in . this contest have al
ready arrived among us, and been received at this in
stitution; proper refreshment freely and v promptly
given, their festering wounds bathed and dressed by
woman’s tender hand, and every, wanthnticipated.
Donations of money, clothing, vegetables, preserves,
dried fruit; or any article beneficial to the afflicted,
wiH be cheerfully received,and may be sent to the Hos
mtal.careqf THOMAS L. GIFFORD, Secretary, or to
J. H. CLAiTON, Storekeeper.
The following members comprise the Finance Com
mittee, and, would be glad to hear from the friends of
the soldier: -
WILLIAMS, Office No. ; 0 Willing’s alley;
THOMASIV TASIvER, St., No. 16325. I’ifthstJoot. .
IRANK BaILE, at tif, Tiiomas & Sons’, No. 139 S.
Fourth street.
SAMUEL BAYLE, Office of the Florence Sewing Ma
dlAS I e B( ™et, helow Soventh..
C , B A S -- ?!■ I’EROT. Ireaanror, S. E. corner Broad
ami Christian streets. .
Ov any member of tbo Board of Managers.: .
Fhiladeiplua, Slay 10,1 SW. mySO-Ot
AT THE KECtTJEST OF MANY OF
pu r citizens. Dr. H. T. CHILD, who has just
roUtrned froitt thei scat of war, wUI delivera LECTURE,
„ * EVENlNG_next,' at SANSOM-STREET
S Al iii’. lthe , D .? t proceeds for ihe Sanitary Fair, on " TUo
Condition of the tv otinded Sion afterthe FourteonDays’
Battlem Virginia—The Working of the Christian Ad
Sanitary Conmussions—Tho Volunteer Nurses, Sar
■SSSit “AvSfe l For sale byT. B.
B aud^ CHESTNUT Streets, and at 931
kAGL btroet. > my3Q-mwfgt,
rsgf'-> CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
GREAT CENTRAL.FAIR.-The Commit Tee on
Carriages respectfully desire that all contributions for
Utis department bo sent in by Saturday next, theSth of
Juno, marked “W. D. Rogers, Groat: Centra] Fair
Warehouse.” Invoice to accompany.goods. Dona
tions in monoy.received by any of tho CommUtoe.
TYILLIA3r-D.' ROGERS, Chairman, :
my3o-mwf3t o 1009 CHESTNUT Street.
PnilADni,Pin aV May 31, IS6I.
THE PRESS-PHILADELPHIA, WEDN
|ggp Tin) GREAT CJSSTBiI FAIR.
TICKETS FOR OPENING- CEREMONIES i. $3
SEASON TICKETS, NOT ADMITTING,
TO THE OPENING CE8aM0N|g5,,,,.,.W
1333 CHESTNUT STREET.,,
* £rr/
ALSO,
On, slid after MONDAY, .May. 30, at the CONTINEN
TAL, and 0 t PCGH’S, corals ?'
_ HOE AGE HO WARE FURNESS,
tnyes-tf . - , ; secretary.
(JQSr“ GREAT CENTRAL FAIR-GO.U
JUTTKE ON STEAM RAILWAYS, LABOR,
AND INCOMES.—Tbo following contributions. are
grateful lyaokninvledgedr - - - .
eorge Tabeiv Treasurer Harrisburg and Lau*
caster Rai1r0ad............ $lO 00
Transportation .Department Schuylkill ami Sus
quehanna Railroad, ptr. 11. W, Tracey, Pay* ;
master.. 03 5o
Transportation and Motive-power Department,
Middle Division, Ponsylvauta Railroad, per S. o
D, Young, Superintendent.. &19 ai
Maintenance of way Department Pennsylvania
'Railroad, PsrW. H.WUSon, Chief Engineer, .
viz** ,
Employees da Philadelphia divi5i0n....51,375 00
Employees ou Middle divi5i0n........... 1,0-3 Q
Employees of Miuiug Department Little Schuyl
kill Kavigatien, Railroad, aud Coal Company, _
nor John P. Biamlr. Snpermtemleat m is
$3,99282
Previously ackn0w1edged........................
Total. $5,.977 B 1
' Of this Amount, the odicers and employees of the
transportation, motive-power;- and maintenance of way
department of the Pennsylvania KmU-oad, on the .PM'
dolphin and Middle divisions, have cm> ■ a .
*8,581109— n noble record ot their liberal!-'- ; ,y, a ; e d
retted with the. Pittsburg, dlvisie- Vhoseceu
ijiYCtheir subscrmtroßS to. t»r :- ■ H-arjod to
for the same object. - - ••. —• .-•ii*,ve.ptfg t - fair
lliyai-dt
I®" GItEAT CEJfTRAI. JF'AIlt
MITTEE OB’ FIKAKCE AND DOifATKMfS
- . Pmi.ioEr,PHiA. Miiy27,1351
John MJett
larnaii &.Trimble • $
■**%
Frederick Pepper.../... inn/S
§3P^CompJkv J f,J E TBBMOOTCOAI
Sonih «!?•■, u , WasHtnjrtoti Buildings, 27j
M »y- a.. issT-Tto
deliverjvon aM 4a°tlonfu“reffif® f ° r
■ALBERT B. ECKEL,
Secretary and Treasurer
' in? f Ti ,C £ : — TJ,E AS.\|i,u, sect.
, ® DOCK :O COM o piK^ l! f tl ‘ <! S HI f AD ™ , HU
STBAMsW fe “s"“ K
OKMgfe* S ~
jb»..• p Sccretlll 'rand TnfS.'
»3S=» fOXCKK i«> A^l>S^'T A P ‘
the public recognition of t?vo>» J*,. *■ Central
Congregational Churclics.of ihi* y| j * f?"“?
lion of i?ev. G. tv. SMISEr,-B, *; aA* 'W*®* of the
Second Congregational Ciittrchr e the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, ; on' Vt T next, Jane
Ist, at 7^'P. M. _ .
A sermon will be preached'by" th# HBM2Y
WARD BEECHER. Other piwis in the services have
been assigned to Rev. Drs, Kl&lCand ot Bos
ton, Rev. I)r. BACOIf, of New' Haven, Rev.-Hr. PAL
MER, of Albany, Rev. Dr. TOBDi* ofPittsiJeUU and
others,
A collection will be. taken up. :• , myffidt*
COKBT EXCHANGE BA3TK,
• J2S? : :. PHiLADsr.PsrrA? Mayff, 135*1.
The Directors have this day called in the final in
stalments to the Capital Stock of this-Bank,-payable
as follows t TEN DOLLARS PEE SHARE, payable
on or before the 6th day of June next, midHhe remain
ing TEK DOLLARS PER SHARE, payable*on or be
fore the 6tk day of July next.
*my2S-St * J. W. TORRE?,.Cashier.
OFFICE OF THE METAfiLCTB
■®’ LAND COMPANY OP LAKE SUPERIOR.
Philadelphia, May 16,1364.
The Stated Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
METALLIKE LAND COMPANY will be held? at the
OFFICE OFTHECOMPANY, 33* WALNUT Street, oa
MONDAY the 6tbday of June next, at 12 M.
myl7-Ue6 F. K, WOMRATH, Clerk.
§33§=° RESowrEiimNG oompaipf.-
The Annual Meetingbf the Siockholders
RESOLUTE MINING COIfPAKY, of Lake
will be held at their Office, No. 32*WALNUT)$!?££>,
Philadelphia, on MONDAY, the sixth, day of Jane vffSh
at 11 o’clock, A. M., for the Election of
other business. B. A. HOOPES, SecroSky.-^
Philadelphia, May 21,1554. "
s3|r“ PEKKSYLYMXA RAILKO ADCOW*
PANY —Treasures 1 s Department, Philadel
phia, April 20, 1564. ' -.
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS. —The Board of
Directors have this day declared a semi-annual dividend
of five per cent, on the capital stock of the Gompany,
clear of National and State taxes, payable on and after
May 16, 1564.
- Blank powers of attorney for collecting dividends can
be had at the Office of the Company, No. 23S South
THIRD Street. .
Stock and Scrip certificates for the extra dividend will
be ready for delivery on and after May2d, bat no stock
or ecrip certificates will be delivered between thelSth
Mar and Ist June... .. - THOMAS T. FIRTH,
• m*y2-lm ■ -h v ‘; ' • Treasurer
OFFICE WESTERN PEXKSYLVA.
NIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
Philadelphia, May 20,1564.
. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.—A special meetiug of
the Stockholders of this Company will be held on
THURSDAY, the 16th day of JUNE. 1564, at 12 o’clock
M.,atthe Office of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY, in Philadelphia, for the purpose of accept
ing or rejecting “An act relating to the Western Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, and for other purposes,
approved 27th April, IS6V-’ and also to take action in
reference to a proposed increase of the Capital Stock of
the Company. . By order of the Board.
: my24-lSt . JOSEPH LESLEY, Secretary.
BTOTICE.-THE SASTSUAL MEET
ING of the Stockholders of the GERMAN
TOWN PASSENGER RAILWAY- COMPANY wilt' be
held at the office of the Company, corner of SIXTH and
DIAMOND Streets, on THURSDAY, the 2d day of Jane, '
1864, at 4 o’clock JVH., at wMch tiine ana placeman
Election will he heldVor Treasurer and three Managers,
one of whom shaU;b.e President, to serve for the ensu
ngyear. V JOSEPH SINGERLY, Secretary.
my17,25,je1,2»4t*. Germantown Passenger Railway Co.
IKS®' J>FVH>ENI> NOTICE THE Mc-
WSS?.'-. CLINTOCKVILLE PETROLEUM COMPANY,
Office No.:411 WALNUT Street,.
Philadelphia, Slay 27th, 1854.
The Board of Directors have this day declared the se
cond -monthly Dividend of QNE PER CENT, on the
Capital Stock, payable at the Office of the Company ,on
and after MONDAY, June 6th, 1864. The transfer books
will close on Tuesday, May 31st, at So’clock, for five
days. WILLIAM MOONEY, ~
my2S St* . . : Secretary. '
|3VOTICE.—-OFFICE BUCK MOCX
TAIN COALCOMPANY.No. 330 WALNUT
Street, Philadelphia, May 25,1564.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a Divi
dend of TEN PER CENT, on the capital stoek.of the
Company, subject to National and State tax, payable
on and after the 15th proximo.
The Transfer Bdoks of the-Company will be closed
this day, and reopen on the 16th proximo.
By order of the Hoard. T. H. TROTTER,
my36-6t ", - Treasurer.
THE GREAT CENTRxiL FAIR.-
Special .Committee for fancy goods, watches,
jewelry, silver and plated ware, earnestly request the
trade in this city to send in their contributions designed
for this department without delay, in order to complete
arrangements in season.
Invoicesto accompany the goods, and directed to'
.J. £. CALDWELL, Chairman,
my27-6t , , 833 CHESTNUT Street.
KvS*> EMPIRE COPPER COMPANY
. Philadelphia, May 19, 1564. —The annual
meeting of the Stockholders of the Empire Copper Com
pany (of Lake Superior) will be held at THEIR OF
FICE, No, 4:33 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia, on
FRIDAY, the 3d day of June, 1564, at 4 o’clock P.-ALv
for the election of Directors, and the transaction of
other business.
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OFFICE OF THE AMYGDALOID
K® r -. MINING COMPANY OF LAKE SUPERIOR;
. Philapelphia, May 14,1564.
r-The stated AmmalMsettus: of the Stockholders of this
.Company will be held on WEDNESDAY, Jane 1, at 12
o'clock M.yatthe office, No. 324 WALNUT StreetAn
election for Directors will take place, to serve the Com
pany tlieensning year. F. K. WOMRATH,
; myl6-t,ie3 . Secretary,
K® 39 THE.THIRD SEMI-ANNUAL EX
HIBITIGNof the EAST PENNSYLVANIA AG
RICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL SOGIBTY will be
new at NORRISTOWN, on THURSDAY, June 9, 2564.
The attention of Horsemen andthe Manufacturers of
Agricultural Implements is particularly invited to this
Exhibition, as the facilities for display and sale are un
equalled by any other socieiydn the 'state. By order.
myl2-lSt . WM.'BEAN, Recording Secretary.
J®=° PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON
■WSB-: MINING COMPANY, t. .
* . Philadelphia,. May 19, ISSi.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of tire Phila
delphia and Boston Mining Company (of Luke Superior)
will be held at their Office, No. 433 . WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia, on FRIDAY, the 3d day of JUNE, 1564,
at II o'clock A. M., for the election of Directors and the
transaction of other business.
my2o-(je3 . J.-S. MoMULLIN, Secretary.
GIRARD MINING COMPANY OF
MICHIGAN.—The Annual Meeting of the
Stockholders of the GIRARD MINING COMPANY, of
Michigan, will be held at their Office, No. 334
WALNUT Street, on TUESDAY, the seventh day of
June next, at 11 o’clock, A. M., for the Election of
Directors and other business.
B. A. HOOPES, Secretary.
PninAnElPHiA, May 21,1564. . my23-tjo7
,M HE AD QUA R T E R 3, PROVOST
&§ MARSHAL, FIRST DISTRICT, PA.
mi PmLADBLPiriA, May 30, ISG4.
i* All OFFICERS and ENLISTED- MEN who have
been relieved from Recruiting Service in-this District
are required to return, to the army without delay. A
failure to comply with this order will subject the en
listed,men to arrest, and the officers will be reported
forthwith to the War Department. ■
WM. E. LEHMAN,
Captain,. Provost Marshal,
,my3o-mwf4i First District, Pennsylvania.
QAMUELMAROT, DEALER IN LIMB,
.O BUILDING STONE, and GOAL. Yard, NINTH
Street, above Thompson, (west side.) Orders received
by William filarot, Jr., 811 Spring Garden street; Chas.
11. Marot, 25 N. Sixth st. (second story), and 8. .Marot,
484 Chestnut si. (second story)-
N. B.—An experienced Salesman wanted- my3l-lm*
riPHOLSTERING.
H. B. BLANCHARD A CO.,
Northeast Miner THIRTEENTH and CHESTNUT St».
Carpets and Mattings made and laid. .
: ; Bedding, Hair Mattresses, &c.
mhSO-Sm Verandah Awnings.
T ARD OIL, FO R LUBRICATING
Wool aid Machinery, for sale at the lowest market
price bv SIAROT & STEEL, Manufacturers, 131 North
FRONT Street. my23-lm*
T?YE AND EAR MOST SUCCESS-
J-^FULLVTREATED by -J. ISAACS, M. D., Oculist
and Aurist, 511 PINE Street. Artificial eyes msorted.
No charges for examination. . , It
A UGUSTIH MOST RESPECTFULLY
informs his kind patrons that lie has- REMOVED
•from Sansom street *to 1105 WALNUT Street, where
ho hopos by strict attention to merit a continuance of
their favors as heretofore. . ' . jel-wfm4fc*
pORT WINE— SO CASES PURE OLD
A Port Wine,.for medicinal purposes, for sale-by
E.JP. MIDDLETON,
jei-6t* 5 North FRONT Street.
sT) ELMER’S STYLES CARTES DE Yl
aTe fine specimens of art,-executed with care,
and finished in tasteful manrer, at the popular Gallery,
• SECOND Strcoj, above Green. Go thero. It*
Tl F. REIMER CANNOT BE: EX
rV* CELLED iu the production of IYOETTYPES. Ilia
specimens evince rate i rtlstlc ability, fine taste In ■ ar
rangemeut, exquisite coloring. 031 ARCH,St. , It*
my3l-tjel4
the: mostpleasing, truthful.
“? ti yi i A t M?, ! !i^ r «rtraitß'‘»;re’ B. F. REIMER’S
llfe-slre PHpTOGKAFRSju oil colors. See spoclmona,
end le couviuced, at SUQ9t. . tt*
FOR SAL 2 .THIS OFFICE,
.u Pittsburg
" EDW. MILLER,
Previously acknowledged
: A. R. EoklE, Chairma'n
J, S. McMULLIN,
Secretary
MILITARY,
BBT AIL DRV LOOMS.
,J>LACK SILKS, ONLY $1.25.
f • Wo have a largo stock of good
BLACK SILKS ■
which wo a™ running at'the above low. pr-cra.
OUIiWEN STODDART & BROTHER,'
• 450, 4G3,and;dU si- North SECOND Slrool,
jol-3t - - Above willow.
l*o AH
@300,000,000.
THIS . LOAN IS AUTHORISED BY THE ACT OP
CONGRESS of March Sib, 1864, which providos for its
REDEMPTION IN COIN, at any period not loss than
ton or more than forty years from Its date, at the plea
sure of the Government.
Until Jis iYjdemption, live per cent. interest is to i
paid semi-anuually in coin.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE IjOA’
are received by the National Banks in w '
- v . ~ - - United, States
notes, or in such currency or other f- . ,
, • • . - .. , ands as are taken
by them, ou deposit at par.
ITS EXEMPTION FROM
adds frpia'bus/ro tkr'
: THE SATE OF INTEREST % .
Oil tills lA'.l.ui, although but live per cent. in-coin, is as
much, greater iu currency as the difference between tiro
njAibet value of currency and gold.
U per aent. specie Murittoof^
i always par or,above, and cur
i E ° - funded iu the National Loan will be worth
' '“to in golt besides paying u regular and liberal
iu -tage to the holder. .
per ran . rUctl amount of this Loan is Two Hundred
Theaptho.. f-to'amount' of subscriptionsrepoctal
Million Dollar*. V ton ’ iArtng Aprtl and May,
to the Treasury al Wars,..
has beeu over *l,
Chap£a“t_:
S> 6 OjO 00,00 c
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVES
bytto Treasurer of the United States,« Washing!'...,,,
and the Assistant Treasurers at New York, Boston, -and ?
Philadelphia, and by the
.$4,075 00
•$65,459 57
First National Bank of Philadelphia, Fa. ,
Second National Bank of Philadelphia, Pa. ,
Third National Bank of Philadelphia, Pa.,'
ANP J3Y ALL NATIONAL BANKS
wtacli are depositories of Public Money, and ail
respectable BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country (acting as agimts of the Na
tional Depository Banks,) will furnish further inform*-
tlon on application, and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO’SUBSCRIBERS'
j-el--wftn3t / **
jp I R ST
NATIONAL BAIVK
PHILADELPHIA.
DESISTED DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT
UNITED STATES.
10-40 IjOAJV.
This Bank has been authorized and is now prepared
receive subscriptions to the
NEW GOVKRNJSEJfT LOAN.
This Loan, Issued under authority of an act of Con
gress, approved March 3, 2864, provides for the Issue of
Two Hundred Millions of Dollars-($200,800,000) United
States Bonds, redeemable after ton year*, and payable
from date, IN COINV dated March 1, 1554,
bearing interest at the rate of . ’
nil PER CENT.
per annum IN COIN, payable semi •annually on all
Bonds over $lOO, and on Bonds of and loss, an
nually. f: - ‘. •*
f*ubscribers_will receive either Registered o'r Coupoxe
Bondsnathey may prefer "
Registered Bonds will be issued of the denominations
of fifty dollars ($5O), one hundred dollars ($100), five
hundred dollars ($500), one thousand dollars ($1,000),
five thousand dollars ($5,000), and tea thousand dollars
($10,000), and Coupon Bonds of the denominations of
fifty dollars ($5O), one hundred dollars (sloo),.five hun
dred dollars ($500), and one thousand dollars ($1,000),
INTEREST
will commence from date of subscription, orthe accrued
interest from the latpf March can be paid In coin, or, -
tintil further notiee, in U- S. notes or notes of National
Banks, adding (SOHifty per cent, to the amount for pre
mium. G: H. CLARK,
ap3-tf > • President.,
A SSISTAKT TREASURER 1 S OFFICE;
Philadelphia, May 30, 1554.
Legal-tender five per cent, notes with coupons nudo
tached will be received at this Office in payment forsab
scriptions to the 10-40 Loan at tho full amount of face and
June coupon. . ARCH. McINTYRfi,
my3o-3t* - " - Assistant Treasurer.
JJEWES & RAHM,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS*
No 53 Sooth THIRD Street,
Dealers in Government Securities, Specie, Bank Notes,-
and City Warrants. Stocks bought and sold bn Com
mission. Collections promptly made. my7-lxn
ARMY GOODS.
pOR THE ARMY AND NAVY 7~ WWV '
.EVANS Ac HASSALL,
MILITARY t URNISHERS,
418 ARCH STEET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Banners, Regimental and Company Flags, Swords,
Sashes,'Belts, Fassants, Epaulets, Hats, Caps, Can
teens, Haversacks, Camp Kits, Field Glasses, Spurs,
and everything pertaining to the complete outfit of Army
and Navy Officers,
. A liberal discount allowed to the trade. . mylS-lm
J'ROTHIN GUAM & WELLS
• ■ 'fiAVKFOHSAI.it,
HEAVY,AND LIGHT SHEETINGS AND
. STANDARD DRILLS.
HEAVY CANTON FLANNELS.
WASHINGTON AND VICTORY CAMBRICS AND
SILECIAS. . ■■ .‘f
BROWN, BLEACHED, AND CORSET JEANS..
No. 12 WORSTED &c. se24lf-tf
-RSkil LIDLIE’S SO-CALLED EUR
&MIIGLAB-PEOOF SAFES EXPOSED, AND SHOWN
TO BE INSECURE.
In the Evening Telegraph of AprillS, 1364, Mr. C. C.
Saddler, agent for Lewis Lillie, of Troy, New York,
asserts that <tlre burglar-proof safes of the said Lewis
Lillie, with his duodecagon lock, with his anti-micro
meter, attachment, are'the only ones that afford any
protection, to bankers and others who have valuables
which they wish to leave in them, and publishes a long
list of safes which have been opened by burglars and
his agents.' Now I, David Evans, of the firmof Evans
& Watson, of the city of Philadelphia, to correct the
false impression made upon-the mind of tho public by
the said publication, as well as the representation of.
the officers of some of our city.banks; who, for some
reason, are inclined to lend themselves to the said Sad
dler,. and aid him in decrying the manufactures of their
own city for the benefit of this New York firm, make
the following statement. I offer to prove to any disia--
terested person's that the so-called burg Ur-proof safes
can be opened by a skillful person in less time, with
less noise or chance of detection, than any other bur**
glar-proof safe now in the market, thus showing that so
far.from being the best,they are really the ieast.reliable
of an) ; make of safes.
I now offer to open any safe sold by him as a hank or
burglar-proof safe iu the city of Philadeiphiaor State of
Pennsylvania, depending upon Ms patent chilled iron
and duodecagon lock, without making noise enough to
ilisturb any person sleepiug ihjfthe adjoining-room, iu
from a half hour to six hours, according to the thick
ness or hardness of the door, and will give any bank or
banker one hundred dollai-s-for the privilege of opera
lingupon a first-class Lillie’s burglar-proof safe, sold
prior to this time by the said C.\ 0. Saddler or L. Lillie.
And in case I do not succeed in opening said safe, I will
repair the safe as good as it was before I commenced
work upon it,-the one hundred dollars to bo paid before
I commence operations, and’in case of failure the said
one hundred dollars to be forfeited. ■
To prevent any misconstruction, and prove the since
rity of my statements, 1 will now state the maimer la
which I propose to operate. I first saw off the top of
the brass rim over the. lock dial; I then drill a hole
through the door, directly ovor the dial, as close as
possible, and immediately over the centre. I then in
sert a piece of wire, "about an eighth of an inch thick,
.through the .hole so drilled, turning the knob of the
Jock dial to the right until the pin; enters tho first tum
bler, when, it will pass in about a quarter of an inch,
then turn the knob to the left till the pin passes into the
second tumbler, then to the. right' again till it passes
hrough the next tumbler, and in case of a large bank
safe, again to the left, until it passes into the last tum
bler. I then throw the bolt, first pulling the pin out.
: The public -may Boe one of these burglar-proof safes
.drilled in various places, and the lock opened in this
manner, by calling at the store of EVANS & WATSON,
> T o.'l<V South FOURTH Street, where the whole opera
tion will be fully explained, and the insecurity of these
safes demonstrated.
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TXEATOH&DENCELA, HARDWARE
JCA COMMISSION MERCHANTS, SOT COMMESOI
'and 510 NOBTH-Streets, offer for sale: “ ? * v *
Anchor Brand NaSla; Plymouth Millßivets,
r W. &S. Butcher’s Oast Steel (Eagle Cabinet Locks.
Putnam’s Horae Nails ; Locke’s School Slates.
, Copper, Brass* and Iron Wire; Cotton Cards;
Also, a foil assortment of American Hardware. fa7-6mlf
TURTLE AND CLAM SOUP
served lip BAIIiY (Sundays oxceptedjby
. Bij-31-tf JAMES fKOSSER.
IT)AY, TONE 1, 1864.
oTATE OR LOCAL TAXA
TION. . .
c© percent, per annum to its value.
OF TEE
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. family pride. >
THE WOMAN IN BLACK. -
Marion Harland's ' * HUSKS. * *
Stephens* WIFE’S SECRET, . •
Longfellows TALES OP THE WAYSIDE INN.
Whittier's IN WAR TIME.
Counh'y Parson's COUNSEL AND. COMFORT.
Capt Noyes' BIVOUAC AND BATTLE-FIELD.
T)'ollope*s ORLEY FARM.
Willsrie Collins* NO, NAME.
TFe>od’s EAST LYNNE, and other Novels.
Tilcomb's “LETTERS TO THE JONESES ”
Mrs, Norton's LOST AND SAVED.
. MisS Warner's THE,OLD'HELMET.
JkMarveVs. REVERIES OF A BACHELOR,
“ DREAM LIFE.
: “ MY FARM AT EDGEWOOD.
*** Cut this out for reference, and call for all now
booksat ; CHALLEN’S,
It Bookseller aud Stationer.
PAR D.—TO THE LAWYERS OP
Petmsylvania—l am now the Publisher of the 3
Yolnrnes of GPLANT’S CASES; the 3d volume will be
ready by the 14th Inst. I have also a numerous oolleo
tion of Law and Miscellaneous Books for sale cheap,
mylo-lm . JOHN CAMPBELL, «9 CHESTNUT St.
CLOTmm -/
A HOUSEHOLD WORD'!
WANAMAKEK & BROWN’S
PopularClothiugHouse, Sixth
aud Market streets, The peo- •
pie have found out to fheir
great satisfactionßhat there is'.,
aplace where a good article of
Clothing, handsomely cut and
carefully made, can he had at
a moderate price. Wanawa- "
ker & Buown have, byfar, the
largest stock of REAL NEW -
STYLES.FRESH, THIS SEA
SON *S MAKE, of Fashionable
Clothing, to be fouud in this
city, wniclr they are selling
in immense quantities, and at
low prices for thti times. •
The place, ‘ / •
SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
The name, .- *
WANAMAKER- & BROWN. •
; CLOTHING.
ap22-mwa2mif
COPAJtTJVERSHI PS.
TjISSOLUTION.—THE COPARTNER.
-*-r SHIP exislingbetween the subscribers, under the
name and style of BROOKS, SCOTT, A CO., is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
EDW. U. BROOKS,
„ JAS. W. T. SCOTT.
.Philadelphia, May SI, 1564, .
COPARTNERSHIP.
The rndoreigned have this da* formed a Copartner
ship for the transaction of the DRY-GOODS CQMMIS
SION BUSINESS, at 109 CHESTNUT Street, Philadel
phia, under the name and style of BBOOKS.' SCOTT, &
BR&TZ. BBW. D. BBOOK&
JAS. W. T. SCOTT,
EDW, GRATZi'Ja.
jel-mSt tjyl dtiyls
Jitxr 1, 1564.
JLEOAL.
PS THE ORPHANS’ COURT
LAW ARE COUNT!.
In ihematjcrof the partition of the Real Estate of WIL
LIAM SIDDONS. late of the borough of Chester; in said
county, deceased. -
Inquest awarded February Term, A. D. IS&i,,-' Return
>of iiuiuisitiou inadeand confirmed May Term, A. 1). 1564.
-Jfotieo.ia hereby given to. George HaU, Auuie Louder
back, Amanda Flanders, -George Dickerson, William
Siddons, George Siddons, James Siddous, Lard nor Sid
dons, Sarah Elliott, Hettie Siddons, Elizabeth Siddous,
George Siddons, and Rachel Siddons, a part of the heirs
and legal'representatives of said decedent, that the
Court have ccmilrined the return of the Sheriff, and the
inquisition and valuation or taken aud
made under the aboYc inquoat,’and have granted a rule
ok all persons interested to come into Court on MONDAY,'
the 27th day of Juno, A. D. 38G4, to accept nr refuse the
several purparts or portions of the lands and tenements
in said return montioued. according to the acts of Assem
bly in such eaee provided,
. By ordor of the Court.
* - . w ABRAHAM VANZANT, Sheriff.
Bhoomaij, and Waiu>, Attorneys. jel-w4i*
TSJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVES THAT
£ Vapphaition lias l»en : made :to the Trustees of the
Mve Association of Philadelphia for the renewal of a
¥s}}*?■ -r of Tij?i Sa P ia ?t o ’ No - 16,743, for *2,500, issued
March 7, 1853, in the name of JOSIAH W. GIBBS,
n -°, r mislaid. Any information
thereof will be received'by
. , , W. W. JOVENAL,
_jel-wfgi4t* _ LIBRARY Street.
MATTINGS.
IVfATTmGS.! MATTINGS ! BEST
quality, all widths, fresh importations.
b. b. knight & son,
807 CHESTNUT, Street.,
MO HUM EN T S AND G R AVB.
STONES.--•A large assortment of Grave-Stones, of
various designs, made of the finest Italian and American
Marble, constantly on hand afc tlie Marble Worts ot
ADAM- STEINMETZ, RIDGE Aveaua, bftlow Eleventh
street, Philadelphia* ; .• »p22*Smif
COMPETENT BOOK-KT
many years’ experience, and p* aiEPER.
quaiiited with the details ot‘ a large MV .-aeUcallv nr’
in KVOAOv'w’rvt * me “‘loccupio.' .nSvcturiii* £
SU«I <• * kMtflT *«>tlierteuiuonir- . titno, ts onon for
dress 'Accountant.'•aiaCllliST /ol'iserinaiiant Ad
"QOOKKKEPER Wj»‘ : riT: . f -S? tCP - t - ”>-33-8f
$5OO. Address Box BP* -JSTED—SALARY
npo PIIOTOG 1 ' ■•iPaatOfflae. my:M-3tiP
to purchase ap- xtAPHERS.—W ANTED
rangementa will h ret-ciata aat r vnv L ,j, ,
well establish!?'’ ... An wit
Location on r a . , a i ?'“‘ ,^\P a r;>’.alrea<ly
dress, with • -instant or
tW. —-_- lne and If, cation, tf- 1 -’
W *N T E D-BYTtiiFlpirst OP
snL July:, a Situation as BOOK-KEEPER j a a whnlo
f- j Ory Goods, Grocery, or Hardware store, | n .
ally competent to keep book*, dunWp.entr’y* Wu
; factory reference given. Address “.Book-keeper’’
[ ■r r^? ' s ' - iol-3t^
WANTED ON THE FIRST OF JULY-
Two or three SALESMEN in a Wholesale Clothing
House, that can influence trade. Address Box 213 L
Philadelphia Post Office. . iny3l-3t*~
WANTED—A ' SITUATION IN A
T T Wholesale Drug Store, hr a Young MAN who
has had three years’ experience to the retail business.
Good reference given. Please address “B. K.\ ,r Press
Oince.' ' ■ "
WANTEDTWO BALESMEN,
Vt freiu July first. Apply to EDMUND YARD &
CO. ■■ : '• myM-at*
WAKTED—BY THE Ist OF JUi" -
YY an experienced flrst-claas Saiesmaa-, one *
Inflneucß near country trade, m a Jobwnjr Qa tcaE
mid Kotiou House, Address'Box 2254, Hosiery*
post Office.; ' vialadelpmf
aqe hnn WA.NTEP ..jnyggpat
tJP -w«J)ViU'JgaBc > for flvoor r'
ouproperty in New Jera ey, ffo r '
iimoii nt. Polio? of insnro>-
JIEINBOTH, 430 AVAL?
$lO,OOO-°'
S years at spe'
‘ ,my3o-3i*
, A MONTH!—I WANT AGENTS
•• - v ats6o a month,expenses paid, to saili my
ASTrKG PENCILS, ORIENTAL BIHtNERS, and. 13
other articles. Fifteen circulars sent/res Address
ap3o-d&w3ra JOwnr v LORD, Biddeford, Maine.
jfc* CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.
. War
• •■„■ Cavalry BtfREJUf,
Office op Cmßp QaARTERMASTER,
t*s£i£W2& 4?Sd »- 1?lVE «“»- DOL
' -A'. C&VALKT HOUSES
(leliyercd within the next thirty (.151 davn b ki, b n n
'•ejnliient stables at Giesboro, B. C; at Q °-
in « ll 9B es to be sound tn all particulars notion;
&£? (55 nor more than nine (9) years old; from tf
hlfm ‘ i Jiials high, _ fall In Hash, Mipactty
pntyoses, ldle Trs “* aui of H2 ° sadieient for rivalry
„,jKf s « will he strictly adhered. kud :
rigidly enforced ia every particular. * V **
■raymeai uvade on delivery of seven (7) and • "
■ - . ; JA3f)W * .
_ It. Col. &C, Q. ,y. : ever.
g are^a; ■
' oP J9J,i.- R “«w ifo
——OUT IN THE
V . AKTH[JK—A Wo"
OJiAft, aa aaswor to
Sfe¥,*gft, -Ad^S^'iS, 8 , ftmtly of four persons; no
location ana terms,.“Box
Oii« _ . — : - - * -■ ' jel*2t
.CUMMER BOARDIInS CAN BE i'.'VD
by applying to G. E. HINKLE, opposite the Post
Office, CHESTKUT HILL. Children not taken.
iny3l-3l»
TiOABDING.—SEVERAL SINGLE OR
umnSni] n c? ica i in? ,P"' ) ?.l> J ' wUII Board, at' 388 South
HHJItIH Street, ho children received. ' Eeferancas
-■quired.. \ my3o-3t*
B',
—-nfiv "-glass boarding and
fi I K'&\ ''“ljKWnlPooiffimay be bad by ari>!v
cSoiteafJu t IRARJP Street. my*-3t*
~
T2OAESS;—SSj.
-‘•'Xo. 13i» WAlis v_
.. RESORTS.
tSteiT"™
T TKITED STATES' i s. .I.’
V,, ~ A’FIAKTftTdiS, 'if for the reception of
This celebrated Hotel wilt Win.-- an « will be m
guests on THUBSHATi-JimtS ■2Sd;.i lowers, with Mr.
der the enncrvisjoC of Col. James'tt ;
Ldward Hartwell zl'fissist&nb. -
■ risctica! and experienced ll3*
for* each, department, and every ’eSertlOi.
ttrcqndnct the same to, the entire'snttei
public.
After July Ist, four treins will Isayc-Yufe
r>*, daily, the Past Lin® through in. two
stopping at the way stat&ns.
A passenger car witi.beran from the BjtOl'tcTt. ,
every twenty minutes.
T Hassler e Baud, under the direction ; cf3£r'-X
Hassler, has been engaged foe the season.
Persons w isliing to enirace rooms will address"
BKOra&WOELFPEH;.
-. „ - Proprietors,”
x t n -jrw A 'c n at> Atlsutic City, Kew'Jersey. -
b rt t^ a i nd .Bar. TThtdrlast year fornted 6ppo- v
site the shore, has entirely disappeared, .leavfhir the
beach oneof the best and safest on the coast, jel-lm •
nEESTEIi COUNTY HOUSE,: AT--
CITY, Is. J.r-Tlus private BOARDISfQ
HOUSEi (always opeu for Boarders), is now follr ar
ranged for the accommodation of SuramerYfsUers Th'e
situation is one of the best on the Island, being in full
view oftjie Oeean, and near excellent bathing ground -
my3l-2m JACOB KBIM, Proprietor.
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
'V' . CAPE MAT
Hotel will Ve opened June IS., The house has
been puna thorough repair, and nearly two hundred
new and _ greal ly- 1 m proved BATH HOUSES will be
ready for the accommodation of guests.
Its rapacity and each department will be equal, if not
aapenor. to-any Hotel upon Cape Island.
Blrjtfela'a Band baa been secured for the season
. Address ) GEO. J. BOLTON,. :
Proprietor.
Capa Island, IT. J.; .
Or .1. It. DENNISON,
myae-lm . Merchants'Hotel, Phiia.
nONGBESS HALL, CAPE ISLAND,
VJ SEW JERSEY. ' ’
gn T eS^JOTfE H p 0 IBslP 11)6 o » ane4 forthe reception ol
The House has been refurnished and thoroughly reno*
Amt?* l v? B an< * heading Rooms and a Telegraph
guests k ave >e^l d exclusiFa /QKa-of thi-
, The proprietor feels warranted in assuring the pnbll.
that, with the gentlemanly and competent officers a*-
cured, each depanment will he conducted to the satin
satisfaction of the most fastidious otraun
M? a ! s txMV&> tinder the personal direction of
Hall ea ©ugaged exclusively
Any farther information wul be cheerfully given, to
addressing - •••... J. P. dASE,
.my6-tf , , . - : ■ ■ Proprietor.
FOR SAFE AND TO LET.
WOK SALE FOrTcaShThHEAK/OK
j- exchanged for furniture, TWO BURIAL HOTS, in
M°uutM°™h Cemetery. Apply at Ho. 110 South
ELE\EjSTH Street. : It*
WO Ki SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
T MERCHANDISE, 4 valua
ble LOTS in Atlantic City. .
. , „ . GEORGE N. TOWNSEND,
]el-6t*. 183 K South FOURTH Street.
WARE CHANCE.—FOR ‘ SALE, THE
4-*; stock of a RETAIL BBT GOODS STORE,in a desi
rable location, doing a good cash trade; stock in good
of her; ora IARTfSERwiII be taken. Address "'*.l.
H. .Py ho, 33S North SIXTH Street. : jel-3t*
COAL YARD FOR SALE, NINTH
Street (935), above POPLAE, having every fa’Silitv
or doing a large business. : b v mr3WSt*
H TO LET FOR THE SEASON
-E-aPAET.OF. A HOUSE contaming.SETEX ROOMS,
parity Furnished; stabling if Beefed; situate 9 miles
from the city, mcar Railroad Station.- Address, or ap
ply to J. 0. WARD, Jenkintown, Pa. iel-3t* :
|gi FOR SALE—A DESIRABLE COT
-7S®eS%.p,^*~rty <Moated-m»- the north side of
IpCDST Street, second dwelling wosf-of THIRTY
EIGHTH Street. Apply to
, ROBERT MACGREGOR, .
jel ■ . 4-19 WALNUT Street.
4ft FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT.—
—A- A splended summer retreat, situate in Susquehan
na county, eight miles from Groat Bend, and same dis
tance tram Binghampton, on the New York and Erie
farm contains 120 acres,: 90 under cultivation.
Dwelling commodious, with all requisite outbuildings.
A beautiful lake, bounding the property, one mile in
length and half a mile m width, aliords abundance of
boating and fishing. Price S«, 000. Terms «a«v
; , J. D. REINBOtH, :
jel-St* 430 WALNUT Street. :
MILLINERY GOODS.
jfei MISS M. A. BAKER,
. ' No. 1346 CHESTNUT. STREET.
, Haso «]iT££fSr tt to f
aplS-Sm* For the Spring and Summer of ISM.
ROOKING GLASSES,
JAMES S. EABLE & SON,
Sl6 CHESTNUT STREET, PHIL A..
Have now in store a very fine assortment of
LOOKING GLASSES,
x - of every, character, of the '
VERY BEST MANUFACTURE AND LATEST,STYLES.
OIIi PAIHTIKQ-Sj EIfORATINGS,
. ap2o PICTURE AND PHOTOGRAPH'FRAMES.
SENT BY
A. MAIL FREE OF POSTAGE to any part of the United
States; on receipt of the following prices: Single-stone
imitation. Diamond Ring, $1 Cluster imitation Diamond
Ring, *2; Heavy Plated Vest Chains, $1; Magnificent
Plain Ring, $1: Heavy Plain Rings {will stand the
strongest acid},-50 cents: Small Round Black Enameled
Ear-Drops, 50 cents; Heavy Plated Black Enameled
Sleeve Buttons, 25 cents; Gents' Pins, imitation dia
mond, s*l; Imitation Diamond Studs, $1; Bracelets, $1;
Handsomely-chased Medallions, $1; Complete Sets
Carhuncle Stnds and Buttons, 61; Complete Sets Black
Enameled Studs and Buttons, with pearl setting, $1;
Fancy Watch Keys, 50 cents; Pen aud Pencil, with ex
tension case ‘6l; Ladies’ Long-Geared and Cbatelaiue
Chains, 61; Chatelaine Pins, .$1; Genuine Gutta Percha
Chains, $1: Ladies’ and Gents’ Miniature Pins, for
likeness or liair, $1;. Seal Rings, $1; Locket Rings, 62;
Coral Armlets, 50 cents. Direct to
no " ’ . ESTLIN & MANN.
my2S-6t« No. 910 RACE Street, Philadelphia,
OPERA GLASSES AND OFFICERS’
FIELD GLASSES.
Microscopes for Physicians and Students.
A very large assortment for sale by
JAMES W. QDEEN & Co. f
OH* CHESTNUT Strek
gPECTACLES TO SUIT ALL SIGHTS.
. \ ARTIFICIAL HOMAN EYES
Inserted trlthirat pain, by ;
OF IDE'.
M ATHEMATICAL DRAFTING IN
INSTRUMENTS.
Chestennan’B Metallieand Steel-tape Measurers.
For sale by JAMES W. QUEEN & CO
, i TI , 93* CHESTNUT Street.
Priced and Ilinstrated Catalogues grajfc. myS-lm
CODA. ASH —2OO CASKS MARSH’S
SODA. ASH, now landing: and for sale by
u. W. CHURCHMAN,
32 South FRONT Street
mySO-Ct*
■■JO FAMILIES RESIDING IN THE
COUNTRY.
We are prepared, as. heretofore, to supply families
at their Country Residences with everydescription of
FINE GROCERIES, TEAH&c., &c.
ALBERT C. .
my3Q-tf . Corner ELEVENTH and VINE Sts.
xjs, PHRENOLOGICAL examina-
KFI TIONS, With rail descriptions of.character, given
iY J DAT and EVENING, bv J. L. CAPEN,
mhthwfrmdra No. 115 South TENTH Street. ,
rajflSO -LADIES TRUSS AND BRACT
by Ladies, TWELFTE
StreoTTUrijE door below Race. Every article in theli
lice elegant, easy, ana correct in make. C. H. NSJ
BLES. Proprietor. attends to Gentlemen, on the cornel
of TWELFTH and BACK Streeta. R. 8.-Professional
accuracy Insured. . my4-Smlf
ZfW MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT
LOANEDupon Diamonds, Watches, Jewel
a ry, Plate; Clothing, Ac., at JONES A CO.
■” Old Established Loan Office, corner THIS,
and GASKILL Streets, below Lombard.. apli-ftmW
Brice presses and brick-
I MAKERS’ TOOLS, 309 South FIFTH Street,
myffis-lta* ' : S. e. bULL&S.
WANTS.
ON'MORTr
,sr years, at 6 per cent.»
. th at least three times that
.ce of eciaal amount... A. u.
OT StTeet. jel-3»-
,ii TWO AMOUNTS OP
*5,000 bach to WAS
“ cent. Apply to LEWIS H. RbDNERi
Ko Tag South FOUHTH Street.
URD. —A GENTLEMAN EE
'TEES comfortable Board in a private Broach or
■family. State terms, address “F. W. R.,”
inyM-dt*
VGLE ROOK VACANT*
T IT Street. . my2S-6t*
JAMES TV. QUEEN it CO.,
aaa chestnut street.
T|AN RICE’S GREAT SHOW *
A/ FOR THE SEASON OP 1864
, THREE SEPARATE EXHIBITIONS
Concentrated into one, for only one price of admUdoo
First, '*-■
1 DAN RICE’S
STUD OP PERFORMING ANIMATES.
EDUCATED, DANCING, MANEGEand TRICK HORSES
(all Freucli, English, and American Thoroughbreds)? -
EDUCATED MULES, PONIES,'and BUFFALOES, J
faugnt in a school new in this country, and performed
, DAN RICE,
Assisted by Ills wife :
• . „ Mrs. DAK RICE,
*v>a ,i>„ \ He I appearance in public,)
and the celebrated Eqoerrieh
Profs. S. CJ. STOKES and LADY.
Fro^Asttev’s^tmnt^ft 6 POGSaXP MONKEYS,
.From, Artie, a Amphitheatre and Sydenham Paiace,
London, and Cirque Napoleon. Paris
n s\ve^ t Mee>tit>o:i from acnw? !be water, and In
which Air. RICE will he assisted liv thedamons tnt.wiir
beasts, Mr. HENRY COOKE. • " 0C
and uutderotts auxiliaries.
‘ neniL- STv SPALDING’S.
Test r„l„ J?*,e Al, EC VdYSTRI AN COMPANY
ihe eeaporbf and' I *'* '» lUoi,t hrilliatiii two-years erniae to
tilled IT& in - ~ capitals of South America and the An
line.-, ana id . ( Mr. Rice will be aided by
Sirs KAT-E OEMOKD
and
Mr FERDINAND TOOKXSAIR3,
• iriie ReoreaentaUve Equestrian Artists of the Age,
end a foil staff of Assistants.
- nu,?e trrmd erfal Triple Combination will bo
Tbis-wonag T^D IN pHjkADELPHEA
V * - ONE WEEK,
COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE 6.
tt V** 0 clarion Portable Pavilion, to be erected in tht
Coder a Spa |om academy OF MCSIO.
Jjg. ADMISSION TO THE WHOLE ONLY 33c. Re
s%Toco^ S ope S B s at l'K and 7M each day; commence at 2 aad
B.' " -
S ANITARY FAIR-EXTRA NOTICE.
The entire
’ OIOKDAY AFTERKOOX, JUNE 6,5
Filip *“
gorietfthe ’We list will he suspended on ttat ;j O«a- -
siop. . - : -
rjJROVER’S CHESTNUT - s T”Z * T
'J THEATRE.
LEONARD GR0VER........................MANAGE*.'^
(Also of Grover's Theatre, Washington, D.C.)
THE COOLEST AND MOST COMFORTABLE THEATRE
IN AMERICA. - • ’
Wi oßsv£R-.S GREAT WASHINGTON COMMAS*
Combined with GROVER’S PHILADELPHIA COM
PANY, ■ ./. , .
- Making it the liest Dramatic Company la America.
Music by the Grand Orchestra, directed by the great
maestro, CHARLES KOPPITZ. • my2J.tr
ANNOUNCEMENT,
JU SEW CHESTNDT-STUEET THEATRE,
HAKEY PEARSON’S BENEFIT
. *xn
wedjM S d T at
PeierProbity....?? lMK2r coEJr |R- D ' '
“Mile W Gry M TOpos6SG^™f*®**
:;;..;^i^rEisfe“ ZPKi,ISO,r
-"SSiSwßref“ ,1 “ t ® t -
Polly, witb Bn „L OHTCfXEP ' jP PK'>£io! '
h«S?:
_ my 31-21*
O'Bryan.
XDOILIB TSt>
*i wIS;
• ASD
WHALLEr.
. ■ MAH, PoSlT!ltt \ Wf JTIOHT OP
MAH, t,EAH,' rlvtlr'
lururp bexefitop LBaH '
AYES TER.LUCILLE WESTEgM
JOHN DREW’S NEW AROR
JU-.STRF.ET THEATRE. ’* AltUtl
FOURTH WEEK OF FHAWIv” Tl7svtc
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY Rd ktr
■ r^ m . n the COJTEDr of BRsb R s ?THra!,DAlr
Dromjo of Syracuse...... • rv a ..i,.7\
Dromioof Ephesus..... • Frank Drew.
TWaduffe with, first time, the Smart Kohson.
PIRATES OF Tlit ! SATASNAH;
PeterKck^®®. Sl,ATE “ E^™HE VARIES.
Fabricio; the Titter SlarV.V'" FraukDrew.
, n FiTIjAT, BEREFIT bF'FP/Lvi-DBPw“
IH. Cnrtai n rieesa.?| to S. RE m^ t
A^SSS-gAgCCiOK
terfalumeut for beupfir nf ?j, a c-.,, {i ean J tP ( * Musical En-
THDKSBATEvrafng, .IttLe-® Camm;ssil >n. or
vlrfSl'l'S Bn “4 in attendance. ,
A S hn.|l^S ns f rT aLl^ so «? tsl -'
d»v of tfe Academy „* th,
' my3o-4t*
"8 beea employed
n Trill be made
action of the
•street Fer
'> without
cSS^ EFIT THE GREAT
r^S3®JSSSS»
ceived on its first deliver?) on (S ° favorabl r «*
■ • ISLAJTjJ'OF CUBA
V •
CEIfTS EACH -
May ■»***. HUH®.
; _
: w" HESB OCIIIOIT 617 «*«««.
Chairman of Gentlemen's Committee.
. COSSTAXT GtTILtOTT Baak Biree *'
i’rcAXWSTEE BHOThIrs, 4 StrBBt '
Cheainot street.
PHILAjDSEPB®. SS^GARIiEKAT
- 1 - EGGLESFI»LD.—TS& the 2d ofJTOlUhi*
lieantiful place will be inasv a CLUB G.%El)EI'f
Mr. Birgfeld ? s ceihbratedlßk engaged to satisfy tha
mnsical taste of OeyisitorS'j or Concert and Ball. Tha'
Gymnastic School 1 ,-conuectttsi „57fb the Gardens and
Professor Winter* . tou be proof of oar e£
forts to promote healthful exercit ' 6 - *
Subscribers willfraa their D Tickets ready zt tba
omceof the place. Gentlemen of redoubted resneota—
bility, wishing to join*,.apply ther« ■ ,
Tb, e Season-Ticket $3- _Oitm mes, ?bers, their famzj’e3r
and fnends, introduced f br them,-atl a&tted; ® p
For the Committee*
jel-2t* ; . - : 3>fl. g, r,.A. WITZSTEfIf.
IV Off OPEN—THE FORTy-PIBST
ty, ASKPAI EXHIBITION OB FiUBTIIfOS AwJ
SCtTLPTUEE, at tie PENHSTETABI4*
THE BIKE AKTS, CHESTNUT Street.’ abore Tenthf
Open from 9A. M. tm 7P, M., and from -.S tIU lo in tfc.
apac-tf
Institution for tee blind^
~ EXHIBITION every WEDNESDAY at 3tf p ,r
AdminMon TEX CENTS. Store IX S. EIgHTH St.' u*
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instruction ht BOOK-KEEPIJTG in
its different branches.
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LAW, <sc.—Stodeuts instructed separately
Catalogues furnished on application,
PHILADELPHIA COLLEGIATE IN
j- STITDTK MR rOL\TC LAMES, So. 1530 ABOB
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KintlrYear .Three .Departments: Primary. Aoada-
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Mathematics, higher English, ami- ffatural Science, for
tnose who graduate. Modem Languages, Music, Pain
mg, and Elocution Jjf the best masters. For circulars*
apply at the Institute, or address Bos 2611 P. 0., PM.
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SELECT FAMILY BOARDING
SCHOOL FOE YOUNG HSN.-AKD BOYS, MOOW
apl7-2m* fc A. MOgßlSofr, Principal.
TTELLEVUE FEMALE INSTITUTE—
A BOARBIKG SCHOOL FOP. GIRLS
JtKSLS
Bion twelve yreelts. t
The coarse of instrnction is thorough and complete la*
CLASSICAL AND. MATHEMATICAL EDUCATION.
Too French Language ie taught by, a. native Franck
Circulars, ei-dne foil particnlaTS, may be had ou uk
plication to the Principals, Attleborough P. 0 , Bu«k?
county, Penna. ISRAEL J. GRAHA&
JAJtfE P. GBAHASIE,
Principal*.
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of the Eire Association to SAJIUEL K. BYE, May i.
ISSI, for *3,000, and transferred to JOSEPH McCLURS,
May 23,1557. Any information thereof will be received
hr „ , , WM. S. FRICK,
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FAMILY AN INSURANCE ON YOUR LIFE?
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
WITH AS. AMPLE CASH-CAPITAL.
WALTER S. GRIFFITH, President.
0. C. Kstlet, Sec.
William J. Cofpw,. Actuakt.
- -PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES:
_ Hon. .WtUiam Strong; Rev. Matthew Simpson, D. D.,
Bishop of M. E. Church; Rev. Albert Barnes, D. J>. r
Rev. James M. Crowell; Thomas Robins, Esq.; Lewis
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Esq. ;W. R.. Leejee, Esq.; John Rice, Bsq.; Charlei
Humphreys, Esq.; John B. Austin. Esq!: S. C. Palme*.
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. " Medical Examixbr, *
~ . No. 1225 SPRUCE STREET,
In attendance at Agent's Office daily from 1 to2P. U.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE,
CORNER FOURTH AND LIBRARY STREETS.
B. K. ESLER, AGENT.
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JMMuam- WEST JERSEY
tcatt.roat> LINES!
CHANGE OF TIME, COMMENCING
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1. ISfrt,
From WALNUT-STREET PrER, for CAPE MAY,
At 6 A..M. andS.SOP. M. :
For Salem, Bridgeton, &c.,. 9 A.- M;, 4P. M. For
Glassboro,6 A.M. ,9 A.M. ,3.30 P.M., 4P. M. For Wood
im, A - M - ? A - m - ua '
RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE - -
Cape May, 0.31) A. M..3.15P. M. MLUviUe,P.S6A.M..
S.oOP. M. Salem, 6.A. M..1.15P. M. Bridgeton, 6.15
A. M,; 1.30 P. M,
TRAINS ARE DUE ' , _
_ From Cape May,: See., 10 A. 11., S. SOP. M. Front
Salem, Bridgeton, &c.,S-18 A. AT., S3O P. AI. From
Glaissboro, &C...5.1S and 10 A. AI-,ASO and &SOP. M.
•From Woodbury,. Sc.,. 7.60, S.IS, 10 A. M., 3.30,-0.45,
and 8.301*. AI.
The WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY, Office 5
WALNUT Street,. LUDLOW FLEMING, Agent, will
call for and deliver Baggage, and attend to all the usual
branches of Express business. _ -
FOR CAPE MAY.
THREE DAILYTRAINS will be run each way during
the Bathing Season,: commencing about 20th June.,
jel-if J..A AN RENSSELAER, Superintendent...
fiW JOHN SCOTT,- GRADUATE OF
■ovt, the Royal Veterinary College, and member of
the. Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons. Office la.
Hospital Department of his establishment, 46G YORK
Avenue, above Noble, where carriages, ftc., for hire.
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- EO-R ALBANY AND
dfiSHBES..TROY—Vis. Delaware and : Raritan Ca
nal.—Thebarge MONTEREY, Danvers, master, is no vr
loading at tlie flrst wharl bolowSpruce street, and wIH
leave tor the above points on .WEDNESDAY, June lat,
at 6 P. M. For freight, which will be taken at low.rates.,
spplyto D. L. FLANAGAN, Agent,
No. 30* S. DEL A WARS d-venaj..
AMUSEMENTS.
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MUTUAL,
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