Ah iHcroBNT of the Fibst.
BT fXB BABP Of TOWBU BALL,
field Scregg#* "Tie very worst
Trick played upon the first
(Of April, or All Fools' Day,
Was played off upon me,
As yea’ll all clearly see,
-When I’ve related the way.
A chap lately did get
Somewhat deep in xny debt,
And did not the fact dispute,
Bat on All Pools’ day,
Debt and interest to pay,
6ent me of clothes a new suit.
He averred that they came
Prom the Tower whose fame
for first-rate work is so wide;
So gladly X wore them.
But very soon tore hem
‘Too badly for art to hide.
As each rent fast enlarged.
My late debtor I charged
With fraud, and he owned at once
From Sllghiwork’s those were bought;
And so thus you are caught,
And dabbed as an April dunce!* *
Dtrr rtock of se&wmabl* clothing is'fall and complete,
notwithstanding rapid sales, large additions being
made dsily. Oar purshaaea beisg made for cash, and
mostly «ince the heavy decline In prices, and the ba
lance of our stock having been reduced to present
Tallies, our customers may rely upon receiving the fall
benefit of the decline and purchasing at lowtr prices
than the lowest offered elsewhere. Oar stock; includes
the finest class of goods, made in the best manner pos
sible. All persons can be filled at once in garments
equal In every respect— fit, make , and material—
to any made to measure, at faliy 25 per cent lower
prices. An examination invited.
TOWS* HALL.
Ho. 518 BASKET Street
BEHSETT A CO.
The Best News Yet.
Hews tli. moBt glorious—
Grant Is victorious !
bee and his army are running away;
All in a hurry.
And duster, and flurry,
They made up their minds that they’d better not stay.
Cavalry Sheridan
Sapid! y hurried on,
Catching poor bee with a terrible grip,
Vanquished his torses*
(Hie men and his horses,)
Just as Lee thought he would give him the slip.
Jefferson Davis
Cries oat, “0, save u*l
‘The Vankeea are coming, X really believe;
We’re almost surrounded*
And truly confounded,
And, as for myseljfvl think I will leave.' 1
With all their disasters.
Their rebel shlnplacters
Ardfaither and farther from being like oath.
Rebellion's most <uied.
Our nation’s defended*
She Southern Confederacy’s all gone to smash,
Now let us he thankful,
We’ve many a bank fail
Of elegant greenbacks, in epite of their woes.
We can make ready payment
For purchase of raiment;
We’ll go to Oak Hall and buy some Spring Clothes,
Jubilant people, who have waited for the good time
to come, to buy tbetr Clothing, are now afforded the
long-looked for opportunity to get bargains. Owing to
the depreciation in prices, we are selling the best mads
&m| most stylish Clothing in Philadelphia at remarks
low prices. The reduction is very plainly to be seen.
Home and make selections before the assortment is
r broken. WANAMAEER & BftOWN,
O*K BALL,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
It 8. B. cor. SIXTH and MARKET Street*.
MAB.EIED.
MoLEAR—YATES.—Os the 6th ioeta,t. by the Bsv,
’W, C. JBnbiiufln. Henry 0. MeLear to Martha J. Yate*.
both of Wilmington, Del *
ANSFACH— OAkBSTdON —At Newbury, N. V., Ott
thWthiast, by the Rev, A B Jack, Mr. F J Anspach;
oi Ashland, Pa., to Hiss Fannie V Garrison, daughter
of the late Cornelia* G&rr*t»ou £ ; a .of Dau villa, Pa *
BERfOLRT—BABNDT.—On eveatnc, April
by the Bev, R.W. Hatter. Mr Samuel Gh B&r
-tolet to Mias Mar* A, Barn tit, ail of Philadelphia *
ELLIOTT—OFFEBMaN. —On Tuesday evening, March
30th, 286 ft, by the Bev. 3. W. Batter. Mr. John Elliott
to Mrs. Ksooel 0. Offerman, all of Philadelphia. *
COSHES—WIELAND. —On Thursday evening. March
9th, 1665, by the Kev E, W. Butter. Mr William H.
. Gorier to Mice Hannah C. Wieiand, ail of Philadel
phia *
NORTON—BARTON.—On March Iflth, 1865, by the
' Bev. K. W. Butter, Mr Charles Norton, of New York
*eitv* to Miss Martha Ann Barton, nf Baltimore, Md- *
STARKWBATHBR-ASTWBCLBR —On March mh.
1665. by the Bev B W. Hatter. Mr. Edgar Stark
weather. of New York city, to Miss Josephine Autwel
le*. of Philadelphia . *
NEADBB^IuFFr.—On the evening ot April 5, by
Rfcv V. Smith, Miss Chaxlotie Reader to Mr. Henry
Brafft.
X313E3X5.
RICHARDSON -On the 31 ult ,at the Island of .Saint
Croix, Thomas Richardson, in the 45th year of his age.
Bis friends ere invited to attend his funeral, from tne
reeiderce of his father-in law* Richard Price, 615 Arch
street* on Second-day (Monday), the 10th instant, at 2
o'clock P.M. **
ENGJSLMAN —On the 7th Inst., Mr. John C. Engel
jran, is the 53d year of his ag«.
Bis friends ana those of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence,
So. 1607 Brown street, on Tuesday moral eg* April It*
st 10 o’clock* To proceed to Monument Cemetery. ***
GEORGE.—On the 6th last * Mrs BiiZiO. George.
The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to
attend her funeral, from the residence of her son-in
law, Lewis Botbermel, No 2014 Race street, on Sen
der mors ing at 10 o'clock, without further notice. **
ELKINS.—On the 6th insWnt, Mary Todd E kius.
funeral services at her late residence. Mala street,
above Tulxtnhceken street* Getzaaetown, on Monday
morning* lOfchinst, at 8 o’clock. **
OOULSTON.—Ont*e 7»b lust. * El'za. wife of Nathan
X. Conleon, in the 84th yt ar of her age. _ ,
Notice of the funeral will be given on Mmday *
DUNKLB.—KiIIed in Richland county, South Caro
lina. os the 21st of February, Solomon Duck!a Jr ,
Bth Fenusyl vaiia Cavalry* son of Jacob and Elizabeth
B. Buckle, of Franklin county, Pennsylvania . *
TAGEHT.—On the afternoon of tee fith last. s Mr.
James Twgert, Jr, i« ihe4Qtfc year of nts ag^.
The relatives ana friends of the family* and also the
member* of the Northern Liberty Lodge No 17, I O. O.
P. * and the members of Henry Clay Lodge, A P. A.,
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his
la*e residence, No. 281? Fraakford road, above Cum
berland street* on Sunday, the9bb Inst., at % o’clock,
F.M., 16 proceed fcothe American Moohanias’ Gemete-
TT BlCHABDB,—Outbefithinst., Charles M yoanyeet
*on of William T. and Afina M. Richards, in the 7th
vasrof bis see
the relative, end friends of the family are Invited .to
attend th« fnneral from the residence of hie father.
Shoemaker’s lane. Germantown, Monday morning.
10th Inst., at 10 o’clook. . , .. ***
BOCD —On Wednesday, the 6th Inst., In the S6th
year o! hie ase. Samnel Bmleß Hold.
Bis relatives and the male friends of the family are.
respectfully invited to attend his fnneral from hla late
TP.bld.nce, So. 316 Berth ninth street, on Sataday
'morning neat, at 10 o’clock. *”*"
TVLACK BY ZANTINES—BLACK BY-
D ZAHTIKES, Flornntinop. Baraie geraaiUs, 0r«P8
JHaretz and Bare,... 3-4 ana 9 4 wide B£9SOR ASDii,
Mourning store- 018 CSE4TBOT Street. an<s if
-VTOURWING foulards.—black
ATA asd White. Blank and Purple..and Plain Black
Tonlard Pills, inst reoeiTFd bF BMSOH AbOlf,
Bonintn, Btora. Be. 918 OBE3THIIT Street. apt tt
A/l IS EIRE & LANDELL’S
*J\J GOLD BABB
FOR
FOSTtIGS GOODS
GOOD TIME TO BUT. v „
ae their usortment is excellent mbas-tf
ars» TBS DEATH OF SB. TASTES
V&Kr TAG-EBT, Jb
A met ting of Guaiom House tfficiaUwasheld atthe
Inspector’* office this Afternoon, for the purpose of tikis*
action concerning the death, of Mr James Tagerfc, Jr.,
late an inspector of Oustoms Assistant Surveyor JB. GK
"Waterhouse was called to the chair-
The following preamble and resolutions were sub
mitted Md unanimously adoptde:
Whereas* The officers of customs oftheportof Phila
delphia hayfc received intelligence of the death of their
late friend and associate, James Tagert, Jr.: therefore,
Resolved, That the event, although anticipated, has
filled our hearts with unfeigned surr .'W. .. _
Resolved, Ibat, in all our intercourse. with the de
ceased .his manly deportment, his kind and gentlemanly
hearing, his warm and generous friendship, his prompt
and attentive discharge of the duties devolving upon
him* won our highest admiration and esteem. , .
Resolved, That in his death this deparmeat has lost
an honest an efficient officer, the community a worthy
citizen, and his family a Mind and loving husband and
Resolved, That, while deeply regretting his loss, we
tender to his family and friend sour sincere sympathy
and condolence, with the assurance that wa hoi* ia
honored remembranee the many virtues that adorned
his life, and recognize la this sad event the hand of Him
who doeth all things well. in , „.. _
Resolved. That a copy of the foregoing resolutions he
sent to the family of the deceased.
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting he
jmbllibed. j a WATEBHOU3B.
Chairman.
April T, MM. H*
ksst’ MESTijre or this cokposb
*» Tubs of the batiobal militaby abjd
BAYAt ASYLUM for the Belief of ttte Totally Dh
ahled Offio»* and Men of the Folonteer Forces of toe
United Slates.
'Wasbinotojt, D. 0., March 14,1845.
Sm: Tail ala itamfui m the Act of Goniresa as one of
the Corporators of tha national Military and Naval
Aasinzn, naaaed at the lato aeeslon of Concreaa
A Meeting of tha Gorporatore, for tha purpose of or
ganisation, will be bild at the SMITBBOHIAK Uffll-
A rTftnat WABHIHGTOH CITX > 0,1 the ut h day of
*Jfon are’earneaHyreaneated to attend aaid moating.
Andrew Johnson, Joseph Henry,
Salmon P. Ohaaa, lay Goska.
Edwin M Stanton, Horace Gr»alay,
. Gideon Wellpt, Henry X Baymond,
Montgomery Blair. Henry W. Bellow*,
a Oliver P Morton, Moeea F Odell,
, David O. Parragnt, Jdhn A. Andrew,
HjjathanieJ B Banka, Henry Ward Beecher,
If Henry Bhanning, John W Forney,
It John A. Din, Alexander T Stewart.
I B Members of Congress are respectfully invited
B to attend the meeting. *pS- tf
JfOiXIOETHCS MEMBERS OW
KBBSIHOTOH OOUMCIIi, No 9, 0 U. A. M.,
Msd the Order in fennel, are respectfully Inviici to
Kect at the Hall, FOURTH and OBOBOS, on BURBAT
SETEKBOON, at UK o’clock, lo attend the funeral of
Hnrlate BroIherPETKBN. BKOWJ. „
fpit* WR, H, c.
RW, SOUTHERN LIBEKTIBB AW©
PESJT TOWNSHIP BAP.RO4T) COMPANY,
l< Philadelphia April 8*1855
I The Annual Beetin* of the Stockholders of Ahte Coat
tn»»y ant an Election for Offloere to aerra for <heen-
IfnlDg vrar, and until otbera ehalL be’pJLJi*
fbi
it A STATED 9t£KIJ.V« UP THE
|isiF BO»BD OP nwraCTUMI of the EASTEaa
r STATE FBKITBHTIABT, held April 1.1865, tjlf« ,
\ th* ‘oHn-vpiaf reiolntion* were asaaimoMly adopted
I Utmlwd tbank* of *bU
i. tendered to the Hon. GEOBGE N|£L,Bt»te*ena
-:ioi {’ om Philadelphia, for Ms invaluable. enerjeUc,
* i>.d di,“*erem«d effort* in fartbwlef the intji-e*teof
(il e State Penitentiary for the Extern Metrte* of Penn*
at the recent eeaston of t&e Leytilattire of tae
Co D«”lS' Rl Th»t tt» officer, or ihls
A. r,in -roll to -Jta Hon. George Connell a oartlfled copr
Of th**e motalione.
Certified from the minnteß:
rmhardVaux,
Pr'erldent ot the Board.
Attest: Thomas H. Powekb, Secretary. M
IE I,iDUB OP THE PBS®
iF ABBOCIATIOff, maetlni at tt* E. g
-9 and SPKINO OaKDBS StrMte. tats
ippealln* to their friends. and the pabllo
means to carry on the worfc for which
sw snehan urgent damaod. Oar Trassary
ghausted, we are unable to respond to
tore received from on? Lady DUmoutora
faring labored for the oast three years,
k of continuing to the close of the ffir (
i3v hoped for. Contributions of stores
my received at onr Rooms. on Pourth-
P. M , and in money by the’Tiwurer,
AWffA 8 WBSATOJS.
Vo. me WALLACB Street.
ißirvA.usin.-9ia. s. jr. fix.
<tll lecture et KAWMM'fcTSEBr HA. 1.1.
IBK A. M endsP. M lt*^
J 5 tJHIOS C&KAIi HAVXBStt
laeed In complete order with increased
ample supply of water, will be opened
on MOSJ>AY, thelOsh iastant,
“W/iiWku* ff-ac.
;a, ApiH7 t 1£65. ap3 6t
OD SPKISe BAIIiKOAD
‘ al ' PHn.ADBI.PHIi. April 8, IMS
leolfn* of too xtoctholder* of this CSom
iectlon for FtooWont Ard.ixAlAoaMrß
eELßnioff y©ST. and ttjQtil Otaefa fiatU ba
.la'dSTtfio Offlce of tb«
Batiroad Company. 80. a «*
». on MOSDaT, th* Ur day of May
’olook A. Hj w jbb, 8«tt»«r.
jgp-» VHION f]
XJ3NTIOIC
Every Christian heart Ls>po: _
vernor to make Bahbath da;
CHURCH OF 'JHK
Corner ofFirteenti
will b« thrown opon (or i
Meeting TO-MOKBOW (Bijbi
ter lo 8 o'clock. i
Rev. Br. NKWTON willpVn
The meeting will be addreefe
Rie’d Agent of the Christie]
WBEATOH SMITH, D. D.. f
TBESOH, 8., from the rei
The collection will be (or tl
aoldiers.
(5®- THANHSGI\
■s®’ —Bar D. L. QBAR,
MOBBOW BVBHIKG. at 7k
«r«K>tlonal Church, FKAH;
Bp»EAT Avenue. Choice
Choir. Moininaeerviceatll
Aeph P Inina with hia Brethm
FIRST Bk
W CHT7ECH. SB VENT ti
Etiffrtw, Sot. S. H. BBIDAM,
o’o'.ocV A. « o'clock
late yiffCory, M both ■morniap*
B*T. 6. D.
-wHI STeacfc TO-MOi
o’clock A. M 7. HBd qmrtar tt
Cbmeb. FOCTBTH street, bo)
ts®r BK*. T.
preach In tie Oimrcl
J»Jow SIXTH, at lOX In the
in the etenlaa.
ray bibj e chb,
BTorttt THIRD Btnsst, K
Service TO MORROW (PALM
UK o'clock. Subject; “KIHGbHIP
Tue public are Invited.
•s®““ ST. IKBKBW’S OHVk
B*v. TOOHAS-H VAIL* ©. D. Bi
Dittoes* cf Kansas, will prea«k in ST. j
CHBitCH TO-MOSCOW ALIBEK 00a, u
m encipg at 4 o’clock.
«THE COMIATO AND B
OHBIBT, * BlcUr IT. 8. CkUl
X»*acb on iMe anbjact To-WOBBOW, at 1(
the Ball H. JS corner iSTATH and OaLLUV
and ftti-he gatre place, at quarter before 8,
M Tbe True Ground of Jmeairtality. ** *
CEKTBAI COS»BEGa
CHtJRCH-GOSCKBL* HAtil* -Pab)
TO HOEHOW a. nd every tiabbath at V% A.
?, M. Seats free,
WISTBBN H, E. CHURCH,
TIBTH Street. l>elow Walnut,
TO- MOMRO W (Sond&v > at It>jy
7XP- M , by the Rev. THBO. BTEYSRS
KORTH PKESBITJjt
VSSf OHURCH, SIXTH Street, above <A®4
K. W HVHKT, J>. i>.. pastor, may be S m
p?*sckTO MORROW MO&SIJSO atiQK as_|
at 7>g o'clock. . jJ
DISCIPLES OF CH
»2»' ALFRED N. GILBERT, of New|
preach at the GburclLjrWßLFrfi Street, a
lace, ©a SUNDAY, at PM- |
ST. CLEKEST’BCHERCff,V
TIBTH and CHEERY Streets. —But'
there will bo service la this Church. everyl
EVEN3MG instead of the Afternoon. Servicl
row Evening at 734 o' dock.
KST* CENTBALPBESBYTEi
•&& CHURCH, corner of EIGHTS and I
Streets, will be open for Divine Service To-M]
EVRBIb Gat 8 o’clf-ck. Sermon by the Pas I
ALEXANDER REED. 1
KS** SECOND ADVENT MEET 13
WSS& Jlder 81U AST will preach (D V;> at"
and BPKING GARDEN at 10% A. M.; Elder BU
at 734 P. • M. .
KS- ST. MATTHEWS LETHEI
CHURCH, HEW Street, below Fourth, hi
Race end Vine.—Service by the Pastor, Rev.l
HUTTEB, TO-MORROW MuRSISG, at IQJ£ o!
Evening service commences at half past 7 j
ra» ST. PETER’S ENGLISH IE3
fcs? BAN OHORCH. CHRISTIAN Btreat.
Sixth, Rev F. KLINEFELTER. —Divine service;
PaY MOKNING* at 1034 o’clock, ana WSDJif
EVENING, at 1% o’clock. Sunday-school at 9 o j
THANESGiVING SERVICES
spring garden street h b gh
TO. BORROW.—Sermon by Rev. JAMS* NEILL
A M , aatt by Rev. J >HH ROTH at 7% P. M
ysar MINT STEPHEN’S GHURCI
I®* TEB SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT
.CHRISTIANITY in Pennsylvania, will hoi*’ »*p
service in St Stephen’s Church,on SUNDAY EVEN
the 9th izut ,at IK o'clock, la behalf of its PARSON
FOND.
Addresses wilt be delivered by the Rev Dr. ROD
and Prof. HENRY COPPEB, and a collection mad
assist in-buildingparsonages i- tbe Missionary Biel
of the Dicoese. GEORGE W. HUNTER
It Secrotat
*s&r* SECOND CONGREGATION
CHUitOti, corner of ELEVENTH and W
Streets.—Preaching TO-MORROW at 1034 A M b
B«v. Dr. DWIGHT, and In the Evening at 734 by
JOHN CHAMBERS
ra** TBANHSGIVISG SEBVTCES-
H2EF rerponse to the Governor’s proclamation
American Mtohanies* Building, corner of FOU RTH
GEORGE Streets, below Girard avenue, TO MORE
(Sabbath) AFTERNOON at *K o'clock. In then
hall the Meeting will be conducted by Rev. E.
SMITH, one of the secretaries of the United Hi.
Christian Commission, and Rev. A- G McAULEY
other delegates of the United St lea Christian Conr
eion. Tbanksilvlng Hymns, by the celebrated Cn
Rev. B. Jeffrey’s church In the lower hall the M
Ing will be conducted by Rev, C E MURRAY, w
Will preach tfee sermon. Addresses by Rev. 0 j
DecufsonandT, M. Coleman, Esq., anddelegate*fif
the Christian Commission. AH are invited. The r,
lection taken up will be for the benefit of the Uni
States Christian Commission 1
rs3* DNION CHILDREN’SMELTISC
WEBS' —Tte Thirteenth Union Meeting, for Childr
under the direction-of Rtv EDWARD PAT SON Hi
MOND, wit! be held on SUNDAY, Anri) 9th, 3%0 al
P. M , at the TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH,
CHESTNUT near Eighteenth Street.
Mr. Hammond wii< preach to the children. All
e&rrestly invited to attend. These meetings wiil
continued at (he same place on MONDAY and fC
DAY Afternoons at 4 o’clock 1
PHILdRELPRIA TRACT A »
*» MISSION SOCIETY.-The Eighty-ninth meejtg
In hehalfof this Society will be held In the North Pkfc
bylerlau Oburch. SIXTH, above Greed, on
EVENING, 9th inefr, at 734 Rev. R. W. Henry. D.II
Rev. P. Church, and J. BL Schreiner, Agent of the !/•
cteiy, will address the meeting- Ip--
KB* THIS TWIKTY SECasn A3T#l
fcKf VEBseBY of the SPBINO GARDEN rEMa\,5
BIBLE SOCIETY will bo held at the Cbmeh ol the NS
tivity. corner of BLBVENTHand MT VRBN jNSireet?
on MONDAY EVENING, 10th Inst., at a quarter befos
8 « ci. ek i
Aii drtices will he made hyteveral olergyman. Thj
public are invited to attend. It* j
•3g» NISVB WABK-AS AMOVBSEW
W 3& Keating of the DRAFTED and ENROLLED Cl-fc
Zens of Nm'fi Yiard trill be held THIS (SaioraaT)V
BVENIRG. April Btb, at IK o’clock, at (lie Hill, MAE-1
KTT and MEBB'OK Streets l
LET THEBE BE A FUEL ATTENDANCE, AS THIS I
WILL IN ALL PROBABILITY BBTHSLaST MEET-j
IBS REQUIRED. . , ■ „ s
Brtr,y your subscriptions with post, as a small sum,
now will clear the ward-.from the eJTects of the Draft. I
DANIEL SKEINHIETZ, president.
Jobs L Hill. Feeretair. It* I
KjS» SOTICE IS HEBEBY CITES
ATT-v that theAnnnsl Meeting of the dtoek holders of
the CENTRAL TRANSPORTATION COMPANY OF
PEHHrYLVABIA -will be held at the office, corner of
THIRTIETH and MARKET Streete, West PhUalalpaia,
on MONDAY, the 2tth day of April next, at 10 o’doeß
A. M., for tie purpose of electing Sine Director*, a
Tie&surer. and tet cietary* to ssrTe for one year.
J F. COTTBINGEEt, Secretary.
Fhjlajsei.phia, April 8,1585. apS-i2t
Amsnos! - THE MEMBERS
K 2& of the UalON CLUB of tto SINBJ&ESTH.
WARD trill meet at the Halt, FR4NKFOKO Road and
YORK Blreet. on SDSDAY AFFERSooN. the 9th
Inat., at 1 o'clock, to attend the funeral of onr late es
teemed member, JAMES TAGER I- , Jr. Bjr order of
freeldent. lit*] ALEX. MaOUBN, See’?.
■Si* SECOND OTIBTKKIY KEI'OKT
■SE? OF THE MASDFACTUBBBS 1 MATIOHAL
BASK OF PHILADELPHIA.
•April 3d* 1865.
EESOUECBB. _
Loans and Discounts-..-.*...51,206,283 73
United States .Bonds deposited _ ' „„
to secure circulation.— ——. .400,000 00
Untttd States Bonds and other
United States Securities on
hand.— 104,650 00
* $1,710,933 73
Lefftl Tender Notes.s4oJM)j» 00
Bills of this Bank on hand—* 11,106 00
Bills of other Bank* 30.000 00
Due from National Banks*- >• 43*007 71
DceircmSt&teSanhs.*.*jJO 473 61
OEhtr cash items B 7 „
29.1A3 U
, 11*702 80
Beal Estate. ..... ~~
Expense account
LIABILITIES „
Capital Stock.„.«*»**-*■*... $39*25 £2
Surplus und.-.*-.«-»»»»«»»»»w 115,853 80
Circulating N0te5.325,000 DO
Circulation of Manufacturers* _
and Mechanics’ Bank~*. 99*852 00
51,110,855 SO
DuetoßaTks**. ~~ ****** $18.817 73
Individual Deposits***.. »****♦ 1,285,803 26 .
Dividends Unpaid*.*. 6.922 50
Profit and Lea,
Plata of Pennsylvania, City of Philadelphia:
I, M W. WOODWABD. Cartier of, the MANTT
BACTTJBBBB' HATIOHAb BARK of Philadelphia do
solemnly affirm thit the above statement Ist mo to the
te.t of my Anowledge and belief
M. W. WOODWARD, Cartier.
A fanned to and subscribed before me this sth day of
Abril, IS®. JOfla H. FR'CK,
ap6-31 Botiry Pabllc,
■ST- NATIOKAI * DUCATION—A I,HO
KS» TUBS by Dr. CHAB. HBBEMAR, MOHDAY
>VEBI IS G .loth. instant, elabtP. H , at the Assembly
TENTS and CHESTNUT. Ticket* to be bad
at the Janitor’s. ao7-sl*
PKOPIIi’B STOCK BXCHANOE,
V 3& 80. 505 OHEBTJTDT Street. t
The Secretary will be in attendance at the Boom from
nine A. M to three P. M. for the purpose offsetting cards
of admissionandxeaaivini Babseripttons
President DB. A G. BGBBRT.
Tice President, A. G HtSfiS.
Secretary, S C. POLW SLU.
»Q9> OPESISfi OF THE GBEil OBHAS
S2SB* IX THK
CHURCH OT THE COVENANT,
FILBEBT Street. Between Seventeenth and Eightsouth,
BASIEB MONDAY EVENING,
APBIL 17, 1865
Tills new organ, Built by Mr.Johu Roberts. of Vrank
fold, Philadelphia, is one of the largest and most pow
erful In this city. The following ladleß and .gentleman
have contented to assist at the opening fastivai:
VOCAL —Mies Soltidar, Miss 0. Jarvis, Miss McDo
nald. Messrs Taylor, Keeiy.and a gentleman Amiwur.
ORGANISTS Messrs M. H. Cross, H. G. Thunder,
B J. Keely, and the Organ Vuilder.
Tickets, One UoUsr each, mav eehad at the Episcopal
Bookstore, 1524 t he»tunt; O. T Adams (late Burns).
911 Chestnut; Blhle House- N. W oor. Seventh and
Yi alnut: W. J. CafFeo, N. E. cor Broad and Chestnut:
P. G. OUver, W. W cor. Eighteenth and Sprnco, and
J. W. Simea, Jr. , 957 Market street. Early application
is advised, aa only a limited nnmher will he sold.
mh2s astaapl7
•3»» THE ASBIVEESABT MEgTIIQ
to he held in CONCERT HALL, on MONDAY
EVENINO. AprUJO, owing to the demand for help to
onr wounded soldiers and the diseased refugees. will
he devoted hy the HOMCEOPATHIC ABSOOIAI lON to
aid those nohle objects. ....
The Hon James Pollock will preside. Addresses hr
General Cary, of Ohio: Hon William D. Kelley. John
Goforth. E<« , Bev. Dr. Alday, unit others Tickets
may be had without charge, at the Infirmary, Eleventh
and Coatea streets: Bcericke’s Pharmacy, 635 Arch
.treat, and Tsfel’e Pharmacy,4B a. ninth street aj>7:!,*
KM- OFFICE OF COBS PLASTBBOU
loB? COMPANY, Ho. SCI WaLSBT sheet, March
27 1866
The ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholdwsof this
Company will be held at their offlos on TOSS BAY,
APBIL 18th. IHS6. at 12 o'clock ML, at which time an
Election tor Directors to sorvs th e eo“h'hg vear wIU he
held. THOMAS B. SEaBLE,
jub2B tnstaplS Secretary,
a®» IMPORT AST HIITISG-90TH
AHNIVBBsARY .
PENN SI LVAN IA ABOLITION 80CIBTY.
For ‘‘the relief of free netroes unlaw folly new in
bondage, auditor improving the condition of tho Africw
Bsc"" boBCBBT HULL, FRIDAY. April 11, Hi P M.
Eminent sprat ers will he pretent. Particulars her i
after. Admittance free ; 807-2:*
*cjsa“ mp THASH,S«IVISei-SAB.
#533 BATH AFTERNOON, at'he Ghnrch of tho Hew
Testament, ELEVENTH and WOOD Streets, at m
o'oiock. Mr. STOCKTON'S Ninth Sermon will ha
adapted to this occasion of Christian lutriotlsm-via
tory lib* rty. polity, unity, and peace Hymns for
ail. Goi d rnnsio. Collection for OhrUUan Cummin
Sion." ’ »P7-7t*
SCHBTIBII L A»D SBSdllft
HANNA BAILBOAB COMPANY, OFFICE
#37 Sontn FOURTH Street. 4
Fbu,ai»bi,phia, Aprllvth, 1855
The annual meeting of the Stockholder* of thif
company, and an election for President and _ she
Managers. will take plies at il'Le OFt’IOS of the COM
PANY, on MONDAY, It# Pet day of May next, at 12
o’oiock U
a?7 Hnl WM. H. WBBB, BwMIWT-
TBB«nUBUftVIVU
COAL COMPANY.
STOCKHOLDERS' GOAL AT COST.
PBM® FOB mill, 87 nw lOS.
The high price to WfildfCoal advanced last y** r ; iai
which It etui maintains: has indued 1 a number of gen
tlemen to organize a rmtttfU aesriolatton for supplying
themselves, and such ofihiktz'feUow- citizens as may do
sire to join Hem, with good' Coal at
THE LOWEST*POSSIBLE PBRJK.
-»T.
•of sh*
sSsrs
is-com
l I**
In parnianee of this obiSct' they bare- organized a
company with a capital of ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
With a charter under the UwJ ofttis Commonwealth,
passed with a view todevelop'tlitr'mlneral resources of
tbe State
They bays secured altsate of tbfee of tbe
BEST TRACTS OF CdAL'LAND
M. »-at
[i wan
tz, oa
|1«
belonging to-tbe
gebaed- estate in Schuylkill county,-
on'wbieibmtae* are now open, and"#- *
SUPERIOR COLLIERY ERECTED,
known as-the Sbeaandosh Colliery. which is in eont
plete workiueerder, producing large (rcrehUUes of Coal,
equad'to tbe'
VERY BEST BEST TO THIS bfSKKET,
It oan now he-fnrnfcshed to stockholders at
*7 PBB TON,
while the regular price is at least $lO per Sdh.‘
If tbe cost of production is diminished, tha'prlce wUS
be reduced In tbe same proportion.
Tbe Company own all tbo rights to the mining prlYt ■
leges on oyer EOtt acita of land. on which there'are three
developed Trine of superior Coal, Including the‘ well
known Mammoth Yets. A new colliery screen and
bleaker erected only leet year, with saw mills, miners'
homes, and everything necessary to a euceesslul'prose
entton ofthe enteiprise.
The capital Is divided into one hundred thousand’
shares at'
JEN.
Laat
r da*
rOM
[it*
us
tSBY
I>W
Ist.
ft*
$lO PER EH ABE,
the holderof eacbsbarebeing entitled tc one ton or Coal
per annum at the
■Tar
ftNK
|t*
ACTUAL SET COST OF PRODUCTION.
making notfiu&&lrc > o'—
A' SAVING OF $3 PBB TON.
And from all indications tbe earing will continue at
leset that much-through the year; and comparing the
condition of the Coal market now with vrhat it was at
thiettjno lastyear, the saving will probably be still
more during a larger portion of the present year.
Coal is nowselUng in the-Eastern stttes at *IS par ton,
and there Is scarcely anyon hand there, even at that
high price. Andihe Government contrast for tho sup
ply ®f the War Department was nesntly awarded at a
higher rate than last year, so that it is obvious ibat it
will be wise for oonsumors toast promptly if they de
elre to secure their fuel at a low price.
Tbe mines of this Company are so favorably eitnated
that no Coal eanbesentto market from the Schuylkill
region more cheaply, and they arein such oapitafwork
ing order that the Companv is ears to pay to its Stock
holders large dividends, which will be made quarterly.
Subscriptions for the Stookand orders for Coal, to be
supplied at once, will now be received at the
fal
.ff,
k
bts
OFFICE' OF* THE' COMPANY,
X
ID
Ihe
i r -
NO. .329-WAtNITT STREET,
COMPANY’S YARD,
Eighth and Master Streets,
where all information desired on the subject may be
obtained.
The Company Is fully organized and in successful
operation, haying been receiving Coal regularly for a
month past.
DIRBOTORS
HENRY SIMONS,
THOMAS A BOOTY.
ALEXANDER CUMMINGS,
DANIEL BSIDELBAN,
LEANDEB M. JONES.
AMU. CCMHISGS, Pres, fIEXBI SIMONS, Treas’r,
Secretary and Superintendent of Delivery Depot,
ap7-St if GEORGE 0 MITGBBLL,
FIFT'XMJITH WABDI
<sBsr Vg*- .
EXEMPTION FROM THE DRAFT GUARANTEED
UPON THE PAYMBNT OF
FIFTY DOLLARS.
A number or responsible citizens of the Fifteenth ward
have joined t-geiher wRh the determination to relieve
Reward from the Draft, and will now guaranies ex
emption froxaali liability to the present draft to every
Enrolled cittern contributing $5O. They therefore ap
peal to tveryprson liable, and urge immediate com
p.iance With fh proposition by all willing to escape
the con scrip ties. The draft can and will be prevented
If this « ffor t linear tily responded to.
I Tbe Committee cordially endorse this pro-
Ktilion, and «rify to the ability of the gentlemen un
fcrlaking the tatter to comply fully with the same,
%ofcs«riptioi&an be made at the office of Alderman
ASSET,corns of GREEN and THIRTEENTH Streets,
t&ngh the |y; at SCHOORHOUSB, TWENTIETH
anhCOATBS£YEBV EVENING, or to any antho
riztl Collect
WES&\ Etc
livings of tb:
men who
and who ncvj
lag. Overoi
GOMMISSIO
.up their won
sietlng in ea:
have borne tt
them'sofFee a]
ears. Bondi'
jsvtd by thef
OBiKBEEt,
the Gommiss
Other Dt legal
ler mtaistrat
forward by
coming la hoi
DEED 1801
Millions a we
you may tave
bleeding aad
country*
Send In yocJ
PAITEE&OUJ
Western Bank]
SaUAR'K Chri
street, Philade
$2,476,368 65
Term of the Col
10th Just, Can!
University, for
A. tt. Tuition!
$2,476,888 65
TWEJ
LBAGUI
LEAGUE OF Tf
held oaTBUES]
the League fioul
CSf* OFI
»» COMP,
STUT Street.
The AITETUAL 1
Company for the I
other business ai
the Office of the E«
oity of Philadeli
10th day of April,
mh2llBt
KS* “TH
I® COMPaS
bolder? of the “C
for the purpose of
Ur of the company
sylyaaia, and ftp
into effeet the pror
BAT, April 10. 18
By erde
mh£o-10t
OFFIC Wjllß UEBiaH COil
fc® ABB HA'S IA-riffipuMPAinr.
_ rl ~ ..WJSEtPHIA, March 10,1865
The Stockholder « ““ftpany ate hereby notified
that, toproyide m OS for Minting tha improvements
of the Coopery » twe ?SUkesharre £, d
Chunk, and lobe; epareffi rolreB , „ith other Im
portant railroad Soard of Managers
hare determined toallov tdßpersons -who shall ap
h<U»®T * l)e Company on
U Rft ?i oloB !“®ratisfetB at 3 P. M. of
that day, the privilege of armibing for new stock al
p&T, to the extent of one shir saw Mtoctr fnr
five share* then ktshdine In n names Ewkeh*SZ
holder entitled to a fractionalof?Sarf Shall htvc
tbe priyileie of subscribing .vj??™ “* il tsTC
The subscription boort vilfl Q «v»v
and close on the Hath of MayAJfjS” IB"',;
will not participate In the
will he required *s fpiiovrs: at ffllme
of subscribing, and the bulan^t r *|f t l t* *"f f ft?®
te“'d’ af “ rWU ° tSmB
mhlMm ; SOhaMOH
yag~ omcs ov xhs|7^==;
FUID *? M ojrWB*M3
SUIX.DIJSO, 613 OHSS|»OT KrffXfeliMa
Hotlcw t* her«by *lTau that tkeJmSion'fo^t'h*
s^s:3^MSfaes^SS
*Ulosaof existing Ortlumew- * '“** ro
VoSoaloeis foj OM Tear will Toeoflj
FOUB HCKDBBD DOX.II
Volunteer* for Two Years will recel'
TITS HtrSDBBO BOLL*
Volunteer* for Thr«e Years will recel
_ SIX HBBBKSB BOLL*!
They ere also prepared to receive &8
ana to award to, all citizens who aha# ■
year’s service, and shall thereupon.he <
military duty, or ihall furnish strati!
for warrant* for the stub of
*OUK HUJfBBRD BOL:
jab7«d&W«
IS” OrriCK THE S*
bimbo coMFAjjx of MiSrvr
WALHTJT Sliest, B“-
„ PJSItADRWHIA, 8&v, IM ,
The animal meettn* <ss t ,e «tOTkhoSa«SX , I
pany for the election p£ IHrectora, *c4«®“L*\™s'
oece ss may “S® *t-» ul fe “ hel » e 0014 if
A.D. I*. p
— - TjrettSy.^
WJUSABUOUSB fc.BgO'
TEDS PitfiBB.-PHTTADBT,PHIA, SATURDAY. APRIL 8, 18667
OR AT TBR
D. A. ALLISON, Chairman. *
TOE, Secretary. ap6-6fc
If fob the heroes of
PAD. —ln the exultations and thanks*
koriom day, let as not forget the braye
laid for our victory with their blood*
lon the battle- field maimed and suffer
gandred Delegates of the CHRISTIAN
§re now among the wounded, binding
I giving them cordials and drink, as
tag them off the fields and when they
eary, jolting ambulance ride, giving
hfreehments as they are placed in the
lot precious lives have already been
nistratiose. Generals GRIFFIN and
have formally thanked the Agents of
in the sth Corps for these succors,
ccompanied the 24th Corps with simi-
Additloeal minute men are going
ry train. Demands for stores are
The'Commission needs ONE HUN
ND DOLLARS TO SAVE LIVES,
ence will not restore the lives which
layby sending your Delegates to the
atirg heroes who have eaved your
itiibfltfoEa promptly to Mr, JOSEPH
asurer of the Christian. Commission,
to the Chairman, Hr. GBOBOE H.
|n Commission Booms, Ho. 11 BiKK
|a; ap7»6fc
IBBSITX OF PEBTSSYIVA
JIKTMBHT OP AST?*—The Third
fe year will open on MONDAY, the
gte* (or admission will appear at the
Ixainstton, on that day. at 10 o’clock
leach Term Thirty* five Hollars.
I GBORGS ALLS9T.
I Secretary of the Paonlty of Arts,
IY-SFCOSTD WABDtBIOX
nThe Radial meetlojnf the UNION
foWBMTY-MBGoai) WiBD wIU be
if?, April 13th., at Bo’clock P, M., at
LfSerraantown.
UO ETON JOHNSON,
Beoretary.
OF MEKKIMAC XIBHO
IP ItAKB BTTPEBIOE, 133 WAIi-
PaitiDßEPHii, March. 21,1885.
STIIIO of the Btoekholdere of thi*
«lOS OP DIREOTOKB. and anth
Lay oorne before it, trill be hold at
lary. 133 waLNtrr street, in the
1 on the SEOOND MONDAY, the
•.1866. at 10 o’clock A M.
JBL F. DAHIIROTON. Beo’y.
i»SipEKTiK HO’riil
i-jkJL apeclkl rawtin* of tk« Stock
fuxebtal hotel com:Pant, * *
ot‘\n| tfig tuppiemenfc to the char-
tb® "StfulaJiire of Poult*
vad wtrcli 21,1860, nod carr?iag
Wacraat foi
,'Warrant foi
• Warrant fo>
itioos froa,
Iffced for ona
fecctepted foj
i certificates
OIL COMPASIE*.
pay THE
CAMERON PETROLEUM €O.
or PENNSYLVANIA.
CAPITAL..— 81,000,000.
BTTARWB ..................900,000.
FAR VALUE. .—M.Oft.
subscription price...............~■>».«■
FKISIDWT^
VANOE BTEWABT,
Of KSBOn OOTOW, li.
TREASURER,
E. G. JAMES,
of fmzAPxxrau.
BKCRBTART,
J. L. DARLINGTON,
VANCE STEWART, Mercer county, Pm
JOHN B. LEONARD, West Chester, P&
9. 0- FORNEY, Washington, D. 0.
HENRY D, COOKB.Washlngtou, 9. tt
SIMON CAMERON, Harrisburg, Fa.
JOHN H. DIBHL, Philadelphia.
- JOHN F. GRAFF, Philadelphia.
GEORGE O. EVANS, Philadelphia.
JAMES HUFFY, Marietta, Lftn.aster so.. Ysr
The Present and prospective value of the stock of
Company may he inferred from the faet that it owrea'
fee simple Interest in ITB (four hundred and seventy
threel acres ofthe richest-tested oil territory in Venango
county, believed tar .the most experienced oil men hr
that region to be capable of producing a net annual irr
eome to the Company of one and a half million dollar*,
or three times the entire cost of the stock, which would'
be equivalent to twenty-4ve per cent, a month on Us*
subscription price, or one hundred and Aftv per eenf.
Btr amnion on ft» par valtu.
The following it a description of the Company’s pro
perty:
Qne-fparth fee simple interest in the celebrated
"Hoover” Farm, situate on the Allegheny river,
about tw» and one-haH mile* below Franklin, con
taining 29T (two hundred and ninety-two) acre*, with
SBS rods former one mUeYfnmt on the Allegheny river,
on which tbsse are now twelve leasee, each ten rod*
square, an d/men which the owners of Gw fee simple gat
one half the otb, Dee of all expense. Besides this, than
are two well* owned by the owner* of the fee. from
which they getcall the oil.
On this Farm- there am-now ben wells In operation,
producing an average of ten barzsla per day, and several
others are about being tubed. There are alao on it 187
(eighty- sevenVmom lot* surveyed, and more than tfty
applications are now standing to loan the latrsr for one
half the oU to theowaers.
Out of the-twelve walls on this Farm eleven am new
paying handsomely; a fact which sufficiently demon
strates the great richness and reliability of the terri
tory.
la Hi* entlre/ee afmjjieintorost In 181 (on* hondrad sad
olthtr-ons) wire*, altoat* on th« dUeihonr'riTer, noar
lj opposite til* "HooTet” Farm. and * little snarer
Franklin, atth* month of MUI Bun, harim a front of
95 rod* on the Alleabeny rVroT, and on* mil* on both
sideaof Mill Son, with anajdo borin* anrfaae for one
orLota of ton rod*. a gum*. This tm*t
o£*iTl
,to known*»the “Stewin'Farm,” and
I: leases or lnenmbranees of any kind,
ji Thereto now In operation a Mty. barrel well (beside
; several smaller ones) on the Ooshran Farm, which ad
: join thtaott the sooth. Is feat, the "Stewart ” Farm
! is surrounded 1 with aood-pajin* Welle, and within a
i short time a stneie leeae of SO rode front, on the imme
diate oppo»lt* ride of the river, sold for •IW.OOO (one
; hundred and sixty, tore thousand dollar a.) On thii
■' lease a rood'wall bae been struck within a few dare.
; Ittadditton to the territory of the “Stewart” Farm,
: which to believed to be equally as rood a* the.** Hoov
er, ” there are on It a three-etory Strtot MiU, with flue
‘water-power, a good farm-house, and other bdildlngs,
' hat-will beofnae to the company.
i The tfotrabUity of this immediate oil notion to Qlns
,i trated by. the fact that come of the wells on the ‘ • Hoot
er” Fann have been pumping tor over fonr yean, wlth
: ont any material diminution In their yield, while the
oil here produced, from its greater convenience tor
transportation and superior gravity, always commands
from one to two dollars per barrel mere than the oil at
OUOreek.
The officers of the Company feel Justified is preM&t
fco# the following estimate of what, with vigorous
ma&asement, the above lauds can be made to yield for
the benefit of the stockholder* Is a comparatively short
time;
THE "STEWART FARM.”
■There ii room on this for one hundred lota of ten rode
mure, nil of which can be leased Immediately for one
half the otl,i&ee of all expense to the Company, ~
leUmaUnflgne well to each lot (one hundred Welle,
slthonah thSWla room for three hundred) at the very
moderate average often oarrefs each, would make a
Pallyprodoetof. ....... 1,000 hhla.
Dot of this the Company'* share would he. (DO hhla.
Value of dally yield to the Company, at •
ten dollars per hhl (It la now selling at
Allowing three hundred working days to
the year, this would make the Compa
ny's annual net receipt*, from the Stew
art Farm alone 1,600,000 00
Allowing theaameestlm&teefer the "Hoot-
«r ” Fans* Id which the Company owmi
one-fourth in foe of the land interest, the
annual set receipt! from the latter would
Mftklnjc the wianal receipt* from both
.•+**■••**.*****«**, 1,876,000 00
Deductinjr from this ftmoont ike *um of
$876,000 for coptintfenciet, would leswc
the
Net Armnal Income of the Company $1,600,000 00
ALL THBBS LOTS CAN BE
-cr w i» roT&rcy of cne-hair-**,*.
OSI, with covenant bindiiurlee*ew to slnlK wells, with
«U possible dUigene#, to the depth of 600 or more feet, ■
A FBW PLAIN WOSDS TO SUBSCBIBEBB.
fon ere not naked to subscribe to this Stock with the
expecsatioa oi immediately receiving large dividends,
but the beets on which the Company rests, it is be
lieved, will make your Investment not only safe, but,
prospectively, of enormous value.
Notwithstanding, at the present prises of oil, the Com
pany's annual receipts (without any farther develop
ment) would be forty thousand dollars, or eight per
sent, on the cost of the stock.
The President, Mi. Stewart, la on of the moat prscti
eal and experienced oil operators la the State, and hi*
reaidence near the Company ’* property and general
oversight of Its management la the best guarantee that
no efforts will be spared to make the Investment pro
fitable.
Applications foi a large proportion of the stock hare
already been made, bat none still be received until the
books of the Company am regnlatly opened for that
porpoM.
Only a limited amount of the stock still be cold at
subscription price.
The stock Will be issued full paid, without further
assessments.
BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION will be open for a few
days, on sad alter January IS, 1266, at the OSes of
E. G. JAMES, Treasurer,
Xo. 101 'WALITOT Street, Pbltaa*.
Also, temporarily, by
A DOUSUS,
fcS-tf At & A cor. SEVEHTH »ud CHBSTHOT St«.
gggp wraaa of the
KOCH OIL COMPANY,
*O9 WALNUT STKSET,
Mtb * Annual Meeting of the “BOCE OIL COMPANY
OP PENNSYLVANIA, j 5 held this day* the following
officers were elected to serve for the ensuing year:
Et.CUETAKY ASD THEASHREE,
JOHN F. GRAFF.
BOARD OP DIRECTORS*
J. T. McIRRES I SAM’L D. WALTON,
GEO. O EVANS, I WM. S. HASSELL,
. . D. B. JOBES.
The tanual Report was read by the Secretary* in
which it was stated that “the .Direct ore have, within
the spae# of ten months and a naif, paid to the Stock
holders dividend* to the amount of ninety cents on each
share of their stock being equal to twenty-ruine per
cent, per annum on the subscription price.
She valuab e fee simple property of the Bock Oil
Company —a tract 01 seventy-nine acres of oil territory
located on Big Scrabgraßs Creek, some twelve miles
from Franklin—was considered, and authority was
given to tt e new Board of Directors to proceed at once
vitb its vigorous development on the best terms that
can be made.
Three new wells on the Hyde & Egbert Farm, in
which the “Rock '* is Interested, are now in progress,
out oi which has reached a depth of 495 feet, with a
show of oil folly eqnal to the best wells ever struck on
this celebrated farm, not excepting the “ Maple Shads* *
and the “Coquette. ** .
ap4-6t JOB# F. QB4F?, Secretary and Treasurer.
KS s** 5 ** OFFICE OF THE EGBERT Oil,
COtfPAR Y, Ho. M 7 South FOURTH Street,
Philadelphia, Aprils, 1865.
An adjourned meeting of the Stockholders of the
EGBERT OIL COMPART will be held on
DaY, April 13th, 1865, at 1 o’clock, for the purpose of
electing officers. WM. M. CARTER.
apg-St* Secretary.
PHfIEWX . Oil* COMPAST —AW
VSS* Adioumed Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Phcesix Oil Company will be held at tbs office, Ho. 131
South WHARVES (up stairs), on MOB DAT- April 176n t
st 8 o’clock P. M.. for the purpose oi Uking into con
sideration the
ASSESSMENT OF 95 CEBITS PEE SHARE
on the stock, for an Election of Five Directors to serve
for the ensuing year, and otner important business.
aps lit* JAMBS B BRADY, Secretary.
OFFIQROF THE MTNA HISfITG
1» COMPART. ProtADELPHIA, Match 27, 1865.
KOT7CA IS HEBERT GXV£« that an instalment of
ORE DOLLAR per Share on each and everv Share of
the Capital Stock of-the .ffiTNA MINING COMPART
has this day been, called in, payable on or before the
10th day or April 1886, at the office of the Company,
No. 324 WaLRUT Street, Philadelphia
By order of the Directors. B. A. H00P53,
mh2Btaplo Treasurer.
ra* OKEIfiB OF THE PERRY. Oil*
i» COMPANY, Southeast comer of WALNUT and
FOURTH Streets. „„„
Philadelphia, March 90-1865.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the PERRY
OIL COMPANY will be held at the offices? the Com
pany, on MONDAY, the 10th of April next, at U o'clock
A.M ,wh«n an election will be held for nio&r Directors, a
Secretary, and Treasurer, to strv* for thega suln * year.
mhSS-xawfstaplO Secretary.
f3Sr» AT A MEETING OF THE STOCK
VS& HOLDERS of the CHEBRT BDN PETROLEUM
COMPART, held April 4, the following resolution was
passed:
Resolved, That the supplement to the charier of the
Company, Increasing the capital stock to two hundred
thousand shares of a par value oi-tea dollars each, he
accepts <C
The books will he closed from the 10th to the 18th, and
the new issue of stock be ready for .delivery on the 17th
Instant.
|M* d*T- declared a dividend of
ORE PER CENT, on the new. issue, payable on the
13 th, clear of State tax.
apg-St* H, S. PAUL, Secretary.
I®* OFFICE OF THE UNION PSTBO
LEUM COMPANY, No. 141 Bouth FOURTH
Street, TmLADgLPaiA, April 6, 1865.
The Annual Meettugx>t tbe Stockholdeis of this Com
f«STJx“J-ci l o'ck^ % * DBBSDAIr - thB26ttof Avm ‘
apS-thamwtßt CHARLES A. PUT, President.
ehuk
13D
KS&T* ®V«SCE OF IBS Cm BOTSIT
D„ COMMISSION, OOMMONWiSALTfI
BOUeDI&ft, 013 OHKSrSUT Street,
Philadelphia. A,r>l 7,1865
Ib hereby riven that the TVVBKTY-THIRD
illed It* QnoL under the tall of December
19 1864. Proveet Marahala, Beernitla, Officer,. Ac,,
fjii . tie , will cleaee take notice that after this irta no
Bounty will be paid to any men credited to the above
of .-Commlsglon. ap7-3t
1 GrttßAT OENTBAL OtiOTmm HOUSE.
vsst amatmt, ra.
DIRECTORS.
STS,OOO 00
Aran. S, 1866.
PRESIDENT,
J. t. Mcinnßs.
OH, COMI»AIVIE8.
|ggf FETEOLEDH.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
ORGANIZED DRIER THE
MINING ADD MANUFACTURING DAWS OF THE
STATE OF.HBWXOKK.
CAPITAL, ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARIS,
AT
no PER SNARE.
SUBSCRIPTION PEIOE, SS PER SHARE,
HOT LIABLE TO FURTHER ASSESSMENT.
OFFICES:
Ho. »* EMPIRE building.
Ho. TI BROADWAY, HEW YORK.
Post Or,log XdvxM, Box' Ho. 4348, Haw Yost
OgftSBBS.
Hob. DANIEL B. DICKINSON, President.
WM. T. PHIPPS. Vice PreGdent.
ROBERT BiSBETT, SeerStery.
H. J. BURTIB. Mining Bana'rintmdent.TltnivUle.Pa.
ATI,AH TIC BAHK.Ko.lOßioadvray.H. Y. .Treaaury.
The well* of the Company *44 now prednainf oil.
! P»j meat tot stock b» Be stale In drafts, registered
notes, or Government bonds end eecuriuee, wfelch bonds
!. and eoenrlUea will be taken at tbilr marks! valne.
Remittances mar be addressedsb the Company, P. O.
, Box 80. 6348, Bow York City, or - to “Atlantis Bank,
Treasury of the Hew York and Liverpool Petiolsom
’Company, Ho. MS Broadway, He# York City,” or to
anyofita agents. mh6-3m
?S*3SP° NEW DOMINION ©MICOSKPASY.
—a. meeting of the Stockholders will babeld at
Mlbe-o£ffce.'£o 16 South FROST Street, on TCI&DAY,
i ApiU 18th, at lS o’ck-ck H , for the jrorpdseof adopting
: DytLaws* elbofcingofficeM* and transacting such other
businesses may be Drought before thexrfgettiiff ..
spfrlOlQ 1718 JOHS B. LOYSo SOcretary.
- A SKBBTIHCI OF TJEEET BT(Hf».
t=*? HOLD?EB OF THE LITTLE KA3A W 3 A hWD
RFRIjS'Q CfiKBS OIL COMPANY will b$ held at the
' FoSbtVest corner of FOURTH and WALNUT Streets, on
MOJWDAY. April 10th, at 2 o’clock P. M., to rahke by
l*wraUd'eleot Btritrd of Directors to serve eae year,
JOSEPH N. KUCH,
FfeeMdent.
SAMUEL ECOLB3, JR.,-
~ • Trw»ur*r.
Thfe of this company comprise 20 acr&ron
leave at#--royalty on Burring Springs EnAv Wirt
oonnty, Weafc Virginia, and 600 acres on J Spring
Greek* neanhh' above, in lee simple. The company
have two engines on the ground working,
A of the working capital is still not
subscribed Jorr'wMcbcaa be hadlat subscription pridtf,
El per share? at'the of3.ee, No. 228 CHURCH Alley,
mhffl-taplft' ■ 1
rar Tim&otev coax. co.
'''iaß?'* On afteP" April Ist, 1806, the business of this 1
Company will be transacted at their new office. in the
BuSm&g. Bftrance %05% WALNUT St,
EEMUSVM DUMWEi. " J. IMBKiE MILLER,
»p6-6t* Secretary and Treasurer^
XSSF** OFF^ % OF THE FBihELMr
FIBS INSURANCE COMPANY, _ , Mje
. Fbe&apbdpsia, April 3,1856.
At a, mealing of tbe.Board of Irtrectonubeld thto*
day.ASemi SIX USB CE*T, an*
an Extra Dividend ef-TEN PER CENT, were declared
< n the Capital Stocky payable to the Siookhoiders, or
their legal represent&nVds, oa after the 13th last. ,
luff of taxes. J.- W. MeALLISTER*
_ Sectary ptotom^
wbbp-* SOTICS,
■Sr „■ PHriADßEPHfx;'April 1,1884.
The Otßcs of the
COM RON WE AliTH’ QI&. COMPANY,
s^y®i r oiS , y , tb? ,rtUto lo “ fe4 TUr4
COMMERCIAL BCILDIHGtHd. sm CHBSTHCT By.
DAVID B. BiLT, S.orttarr,
S THE DAT 18 OtTil&!'
r .'. '
215th PEKNSTLVASfI# YOMSTEERB,
1,
9th UNION LEAGDE RE63MENT.
TBE MILITARY COMMITTEE OP THE CHIOS
LB ACRE has received antborlty to. raise ANOTHER
REGIMES! OF INFAHTBY for
TWELVE MONTHS' SERVICE;
t
UNDER'THE CALL OF DEOBMSBR 19, ISG4.
Orders have been tlven to the Provoet Marahate and
other Mustering Officers to muster in Recruits for tbe
Regiment.
Tbe Officers are all Veteran Soldiers, and will take
care of their men, and he with them in the held.
HEADQUARTERS, '
NATIONAL GUARDS’ HALL,
RACE STREET, BELOW SIXTH.
CITY AND UNITED STATES BOUNTIES:
. YEAp™^ —b.— ~
theee ybabs coo.
Boeldes the HIGHEST WARD BOUNTIES and PAY,
RATIONS, and CLOTHING.
Rjcniltlne Stations have been eatabllohed in varions
pari sot tie . • .
By order or as 1
MILITARY COMMITTEE OF THE UNION LEAGUE.
■ ap~,B-apll tnths6t
*4,000 00
Ji PRIZE MOKE*. GOVERNMENT
■ ARg LOOAL BOUNTIES TO ALL WHO ENTER
iff TAB UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS.
“ Order. have been received from the head of U»e
Marine Corps, at Washington not to restrict recruits to
a. particularcl&ss (as baa been the case heretofore), but
to receive ALL who have served in the volunteer ser
vice, or in th« regulars, or in the marines, and have
been honorably discharged. Such persons enlisting in
;he V. S. Marines will receive the Government and
local bounty, and will also be entitled to their share of
prise money in any capture of the enemy s vessels.
For farther information apply at the recruiting sen'
dezvoni. ffo 3ZX South FjkOJs'T Street, between 9 A,
M. and S o'clock F, M., every day bnt Sunday.
JAMBS FQBIfBY,
Captain and Beernhlng Officer.
SU. 8. MILITARY SCHOOL FOR
OFFICERS. Jfo. SIS CHESTNUT Street, Fblladal
plila, OPPOSITE UTOPSSDBHCB HAtL. -
, , „ , J'Bs H. TAGGART, Preceptor,
Late Colonel 12th Regiment Pennsylvania Ressivss.
A 3 arte number of Secmd Lieutenants lor Colored
Troops wanted immediately.
Terms—One month, s3os two months, $9O Soldiers
admitted for two weens at $lO Payable in advance
Books supplied. Pamphlets sent by mailonapolics
tlon. : * mhgQ-12fc -
FINANCIAL.
’TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OPFICB
A OF THE COMPTBOLLBB Of THE OOBEEHGY,
. Wabhuiotou, Janntry ML 1865
Whereas, By satisfactory evidence presented to tbs
h** fc«en made to appearthat THE
HATIOSAi EXCHANGE BANK OF PfOI,At>EI,PHIA,
In tie city of Philadelphia, in the county of Philadel
phia. ana State of Pennsylvania; has Been duly otter
Hired under and according to the reqnlrements of the
Act of Conrrees entitled “An act to provide a national
Currency,, secured by a pledge of Halted States bonds,
and to provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof, ’ approved June 3,1866, and has complied with
all the provisions of said aet required to be compiled
with before sommencius the business of banking under
Mid Act— .
How, 'therefore, I, HITQH ifoCUBLOOH, Comp
troller of the Onrrency, do hereby certify that THE
JTATIOHAL BXCHA*GB B AJt K OF PHILADELPHIA,
in tba city of Philadelphia, in tha county of Philadel
phia, and State of Pennsylvania, is authorised to com
mence the business of banking nndar.tbeact aforesaid
Compfcrolter 01 th»Omnrcßwr,
OI L 8T O C K.S.
THOSE INTERESTED IN OIL ; STOGKg SHOULD
HEAD THE ~ '•
COMMERCIAL. LIST
PRICE CURRENT,
PUBLISHED BT
STEPHEN N, WINSLOW,
* »41;DOOS BIBEET,
THE PABABDIiA.
I ' "
BPECTA OLE-8
ABE RAPIDLY BECOMING. GENERAL IN USE.
Nothin, l etterkae over beoftTiwentad, not only as an
assistant to IBs eyesight, but as as improver of tlie ,
same.
FOR SALE ONLY BY
E. BORHEK Jt SON, Opticians,,
It* : - Jo. \m CHESTNUT Street.
pLOURI EO.OWE I
We would respectfully Inform dealers la Tlonrthat
wo are tola Agents for the well-known brands of In
diana Eloar,
“ KOSCIUSKO ANb CITY MILLS,”
which we will sell in lots to suit purchasers. at market
rates.
BROOKE & PUGH,
FLOUR DEPOT;
Nos. mi and 1788 MARKET STREET.
apB-6t
GOODS BEDFORD TO
, GOLD PRICES.
I bare redneed mj entire stock of goods, consisting of
WATCHES,
FINE JEWELRY,
SILYER PLATED WARE t
and solid SILVERWARE, to present told prlees.
AHENBY habpeb,^,
AROH STREET, ***
8P81»
S. E. OOS. SIXTH AND m&RKET STREETS.
snurAßt.
SEW PUBLICATIONS.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
THE MATCHMAKER.
BY BEATRICE BETIOIDS,
Author of “Charles Anehester*" M Counterparts, "etc.
" We recall no writer who uniformly holds such high
ground; who treats with such searching power so many
and so varied subjects; who penetrates with such In
sight, enunciates with such startling clearness* and ap
plies with such courage and fidelity the truth the finds*
She opens a rich vein of inward life* while her pictures
with which the story is blended, have the freshness and
vitality of truih. It is a charaitg work* and will well
repay a perusal by all."
Price #l-SO in Paper, or &g In Clolhl
Published and for sale at tbe Cheapest Book House in
the world to buy or send fora stock of books* whloh is at
T. B. PETERFON & BROTHERS*.
306 OBEbTHUT Street, Fhllada., Pa.
Copies sent everywhere free of postage on receipt of
price* FOB SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLERS. It
JjmiY TO DAY t
mXJKRO’S TEN-CENT HOVEL, HO. 86.
zeee,
THB
LONG-ARMED TRAPPER.
A “broth of a boy 7 ' Is “Eagled Eyed Z^ks,”
For climbing a mountain and swimming a creek,
Oj chasing Bed*Blrins-and hie “dorg,” “lebatod,”
Will split you with laughter—Ms ways are so odd.
This thrilling Btorylshy the author of “ Song-Leg
ged Joe,” “BatUesdske Dkk,” &c, r Ac .Ac , and is
equal in Interne* and'-excitement to the bast of this
greatest of American* authors It will be universally
read, as should a'StttUtßOlS Ten-Cent ffoyeis, which
axe the following;
1. The Hunters. 21. Rattlesnake Dick.
2 Ihe Trapper’s Betrhat' 22. Rickety Tom, the Hover
3. The Patriot Highway* 23. The Imps of the Prairie;
man or. The Slather of the
4. The Hunted Unionist. Care.
6. The Track of Fire. 24. The* Bobber's Terror.
6 The Man-Eaters. *fi. Joe; the Sarpiai.
7. Charlotte Temple. 26 Light foot, iheScout
8. The -I), nth Face. 27. The want Spy of Ban
9. The Indian Slayer. ker Hill
>O. The Turtle-Catcher, 28' Scar .Cheek, the Wild
11. The Bnnt'-r'B Triumph. Half D*eed.
12 The Ocean Boyers. 39 Squint* Eyed Bair.
IS. The Tory Outwitted. SO. Shaky Snodgrass;
14. Z*ke Btejnnm, the Mon- 81. Boiling Thunder* or,
Hearted Scout. the Biyal War Chiefs.
Id The Bconrgeof the Seas. SJ 4 Heayy Hatchet, the
J 6-. The Captive Maiden. Bbld Scout.
1?. Long-Legged Joe. 3?.- Sly Sam, the Quaker
1& The Wild Scout of the ~ Bt>r
Mountains. 34* TbeThrselT&rinf.Trap'
19- The Foies* Lodge. peps.
2(L Rollicking Bangers. S 6. The Fatal Serksm&n.
For sale by &U Sews* Agents, and sent post-paid, on
receipt of price—TEH GENTS.
©EORGB Mupmo & o<& a
Ho. m iroUA»tar«tt Now York.
; A PPLETON’B HBl 1 -AMERICAN
M*. 65<3LOFBDIA. —“Complete in, 18*volame»,
Various Styles of Bmdicg-.
< RFB3BEION BRGOBJ>,by FranteMoore, in S’vole.
% HERIVaLS’S BISTOKI OF TBB ROMaHS—how
'‘complete. -., ■
ihe Agency for these valuable worts is&t
' $$ South SIXTH Street, above OhtsiauA,
'f. spB tf JaS. K. BIMCff.
RETAIL DRY C»»DS;
rUfftTMUAB. NOTICE,
& TKEKBNDOOS REDUCTION 1 ' 1 ~V
Ilf
PR JOBS OF DR TV GOODS.
RrpacUlly iaDojneetic Cottons.
Good Prlits-st 10 and 12« oents.
Bloached *nd Brown BoftHns, KJi'osnto.
_ One i f the beet makes, 4 i bleached, 25 eentgv
VOe-inTite- epeoial attenttan to our etooh-of
_ _ . IMPORTED DKKSB BOOBS!
Onb-lot, n piocee.
OHfas» PLAID INDIA SILKS, *l, -
Tory Cheap.
JOHN F, TOOTSTG,
WMtit Ho. TO Horth FOUBTH Street..
fM®AT REDUCTION IN PRICES.—
M, ? A( i a * BfiO-, eornorTJB«TH and PIM, open
from,the GraatP&me Sales: £
llofcKi*>e»’ Scotch Ginsham Umbrellas, only $l,
i lino open work white cotton Hose. 37K«.
I regular-made fine white cotton Hose.die.
1 wi Ifce cotton Hose, only 25c.-
Ho^Vffeizei? estra ' (lUBlity regular-madebrowu;
2 lots Ge»tfc t ‘unbleached Half Hose, 25 and?3lc
. J |°* Gout* lknbltaehed Half Rose- extra <3u&\itT.soc.-
I , oS St*??® silk and linen mixed Gloves, 40c.'
1 lot Esdles’ lisle th* ead Gloves. 21c.
1 lot Ladieß wHifeß lisle thieao Gloves, elite tops,-256.1
1 lot Msses* fanoy lisle Berlin Gloves, 38c.-
1 lot Kisses 5 (plain color*) lisle thread Gloves. 2QO.N
1 I°£ c >lored Scares, Pioneer 130 c. '
21ot» Blscfc Alp*cae, high lustres, 873£c aud-st,
4 check* Plaid Muslin*. 40fc> 75c,-
1 lot Bridal Quilt*, heat quality, $1 60.
| % yfi? cojor«d'-horder Linen Handkerchiefs, 33c.-
£ Muslins, for Curtains and Dresses 28c up *
I l°t Gists' v*ry fiae Linen Handkerchiefs,Boc.
llot Bfue Veii'jßerege (the shade), fOc.
Alsor many lots Notions, Trimmings Velvets, Rib
bons, dre . See. - ■ • &pB--2t
TOH» F. YOUNG.
S' ' , Jlo. VO North FOURTH Etreat,
Has now In. stole a most extensive assortment of'
I)BESS GOODS
gjj&lheYßßY LOWEST PKIQES. apS-lraif.
SBUCATIOBTAJL.
fPHSi GREAT PRACTICAL COMMER;
■MUN3 I MB« mrnTION FOK THE . education of
BBYAHT. STRATTON. & BANHTSPBR’S
NATIONAL COMMERCIAL COLLEGJS,
ASSBMBLI BUILDING.
S. W. corner o' ThNTH and OHBSTHUI Streets,
BOOK-EEBPIKO, >SI pi!H I kANSHIp! et 'COM:Mri3t!IAL
xuASrai ETO.'
This Institution offers to youn, men the facilities of a
tboronghand pn-ecrioan edutatlon f«r bosiness-wMchi
Will eoable-them to enter at ones upon the Aids of use
fulness and honor.
In Addition to an exienilye course in the theory of
Book'keeping and the collateral branches. each student
receive* all the advantages of a perfect sistsm of
AGTOAIa PRACTICE, •
representing the sctoai operations of the principAl
branches of trade and commerce
’ „ . 708 PBAO riOAIi OOtTBSB
5s wholly in-advance ofanyhlnyor the klndCieretofore,
knows. Among the various “ hon*es ” thoroughly'
pointed and engaged in practice are:
Banks—Pabticand Private.
. JfrrettfttU* Houses— wholesale and Betall* laelndino
3iy Goods, Groceries, Produce, &c.».
'OoZDioission Hontea.
5 raneportation Offices,
Ineoraace offices,
Telegraph Offices,
Post Offices, &e,, &c , &e.
Sack of these has its particular v orkia-the grandee
sisß*ard&ll are arranged with ayiew to harmony &a 4
tffi.iti.oy in carrying out the true and practical idea of
BUBIffSSS.
T BHyAIST, STB ATTOB, & BABHtSTBB’S n>l«cnvU«
li.tiiDt., jsatheast earner of SE VE STrEband CSS6T
" U'r fctreets. the moat extensive and complete Telegr&pn
School in the United States. The College and Institute
are connected by
. AEEGTTLABTELBaEAPHLmS.
coßßtincted for the benefit of the students. The practice
ard operations of this Jlne differ in no respect from that
of areal line concectinff different cities.- We are thus
eat bled to prepare young men to enter at once upon the
duties of an oince. „ -
Tit\s Institution offeTs unequalled facilities, both is
th* Commercial and Telegraphic aewriments.
Scholarships Issued at this College are good foraa un
limited period in tbs thirty-one Colleges comprising the
International Chain
Cali or send for a circular. Address
BUT ANT, STRATTON, &vBANNISTSS,
it - ■ - Pszi.aaߣpsia
TH COBPOBATIOH OF
‘ ■ THE quakes oittv
BUSINESS COLLEGE. . • :
. Establishment of a new and higheueoursoof icsbraoticn.
DEGREES TO BE COHKbBBEG
upon graduates by authority of the charter.
The proprietor of this institution has the- satisfaction
to announce to the public that it ’snow a regal&Uy
INCORPORATED COLLEGE;
baying been chartered by the Legislators of Pennsyl
vania, with all the powers end privitegasof the best
literary colleges in the country.
It has full authority to grant diplomas under its cor
porate seal, and to confer degrees,of mwit-.
A new circular will be istued in a few days* contain
ing the Charter, a catalogue of theoSceraand students,
and full information concerning its present and pro
posed future management.-
In thus presenting new claims tp.puiblio favor, it will
be out highest ambition to maintain for the College the
character it baa hitherto sustained*, of a thorough
PRACTICAL SCHOOL OR BUSINESS,
affordieg facilities of the highest order for training
young men for the counting-house, or any other sphere
of usefulness in the satire pursuitaof business life. _
office,
». E. comer TENTH and CHESTNUT Streets
L. FAIRBANKS, A. St., President.
Chester N. Fjjsb* Jr-» Secretary. It*
JO MERCHANTS, PUBLIC OFFICES,
INSURANCE COMPANIES, Ac., &o.
GOODHAEI'S-LETTER FILES,
A snperlor srtUls for CooDtin, honre and prirate nee,,
one of the latest’ai d best Uopioremonts of the ago, fox.!
sale “Wholesale and Retail by
MOSS & CO„
STATIOHBK& AKp BBAMK BOOK MANtTFACTUBB3Si,
apB tkatuSt. Ho. 43a' CHBSTHTJT Street*
©LASSES,
A T- R : E,l>.¥ OSD FRIO B:S.
■TAMTSI S. & SONS
bare mads a 6BBAT EhDtrCTIOH In their rakes. and
have now in Slock a eery large and eioaaaii aaaaeri-
W>at,ot
' LOOKING-GLASSES,
OIL EAUSTIN OS, ENGRAIiNGB,
PORTRAIT iHD PIOTITBS, FBIESS.
« i£SJR,?,S‘,£k A ? s ?. s 5, ®Ad« to ord«?.fti the nuns EK-
Dpcßß P-EICSS. toSU enery oha»s*ter of spaas, for
HaHTSLS. KBBS, WAJiLS, 8A&.200H3, HOTShS,
SHIPS, &o»
EARLE’S GALLERIES.
«MM» street.
gNOMSH BRO WN STOUT,
SCOTCH AT.I3,
IH STOBB AJ(B GLASS.
ALBERT ©. ROBERTS.
DKAL2E lE. FINE OBOGEBIES.
Comer of BLBVXKTH and VISE Ha.
WHITE LEAH, AT RBDTJOBD
r» prices, by the mannfaotnrers
„ , x . , „ . ZIBQLEB & BHFTH,
Proprietors of the Fenna Paint and Color eforJcn
arB- Hl* Store and Offlce 13? Horth THIRD St.
BOSTON BROWN BBpABv FRESH
H daily. w G V, RILKY,
spS-Bt* 11X5 BACK Street.
WINDOW ©LASS—ALL. SIZES AND
* ■ opalitlts, ai extremely Jew rales*.
ZOsaShß & SMITH,
Wholesale Prut, Paint, and (Has. Dealers.
gpS-11'.* Store and OffleelgT forth THIRD Si.
T HE CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE
* in the city to cet HEAD, DKES6SS, plan or fanny
CAPS, is at Ho. 904 ABOH Street. apS
PUTTY t PUTTY! AT REDUCED
prjoee by the manufacturers.
' ZIEGLER & SMITH,
Proprietors of tie Perna Paint and Color Worts.
»pBlH* Store and Office 13T yorih THIRD St,
TASTEFUL &m> SUBSTANTIAXiOLCJITHINa
WANTED tg.OOO-A
”” BDSIHiBB payin* *3C(J »t month at Present!
o-wnet vr ibhih* to go away from the eit,
apB 3t« Pf«air O'fflce.
WANTED—A FIItST-CLASB S&.LES
TI MAN tin a Notion Hottse). we.l acanalnUd with
Oheßtor and Delaware county Train _
IHr.ct Box 1632 P. D. M" - * l .
WANTED—A FIKST-CliA.es SALES
MAH (In a Noto* House), yr.il acquainted
with Trade in Delawarean t Maryland.
Directßux 1631 P... Q- apR nt«
WANTED—IK A WOOLEN JOBBING
»» HOUSE, it SALESMAN,, tb.roiUhly acßaatntac
with, the city and near country trad*, to salt oj
sample.
Aridress ««worker,” attflis Office, ap6-3t*
WANTS D—A YOUNG MAN, AS
BALESHAV, in a first class Retail Dry Hoods
hcnse: an nrperienctd hand required. Address. “3.
*» this office apd-St*
WANTED—CANYASSERS FOB
•> LIFE INSURANCE The best teems offere*. Ap
plr at -ARa CHBgTNPT- 6t. .-s-con-l story -
INFORMATION WANTED*- RBLA
.*• TIVBB of CLARA RETHOLDS, supposed to be;
formerly of Lancaster county, who married Hiram
Witched!, of Winchester, Virginia, about the tffeanr 13J5,
aid iubsequ**ntiy lived at Chesterfield, Virginia, will
confer a special favor by sendiDg their address to me at
Lock Box Ho. 15, HARRISBURG. Pennsylvania.
ap7Bt LAURA WITCgRLLv
T7MPLOY MENT HOUSE FOE HOUSE
AJ KEBFERB, Seam.tressas, Chambermaids, Walters,
Nurses, Cooks, Laundresses, and eemeral hotweworfk,
white and colored. 808 LOCUST St. apt-Inf
EMPLOYMENT HOUSE for CLERKS^
AA Book-kefpers, Salesmen, Packers, Porters. Watch
men, Coachmen, Brivers. Conductors. Bar-tenders,
Waltsrs,Pam-hands, Cardeners.dte. Emplojera salted
at stort notice. 808 and. 80* LOCUST St. apt-Im
GREATEST THING OF THE TIMES
tJ —ROWBN'SPBIZE ENVELOPES.—Atentswanted
everywhere. Frrmtum Watches given to Agent*. On
receipt of $!6 we will mail, post-paid, 100 Envelope*,
and a splendid Solid Sliver Hunting* Owse Watch, as a
premium to the agent. A single Envelope sent, with
circular and fuilpanlculars, on receipt of 25cants. Ad
dreis A. B. SOWER *C0e,P.0.*80x4370,36 BBB&-
MaK Street,_K. 1 mht7-3m
m WANTED TO RENT—A FUR-
Jfl&aßD HOUSE Is the country, within ten miles
of the city, near a railroad station. Address R. A/*
office of ThePfess, ap6»3t*
« WANTED—A IJOUSB WITH
modem conveniences, in a good neighborhood, for
a family of four persons, by a responsibletenant. Call
on or address “H- & 8 /*
ap6-Bt* 4:3d: MARKET Street.
tm nnn $5,000, and $2,000 to
tB>IV/,UUUj BOAS on mortgage.
VT. E LITTLETON,
apB-2t* No SSA WALNUT Street
<k\ Fvnn WANTED—ON BEAL
tjp I,t«7U ESTATE worth ss,m. for three years, at
tix per cer fc. Any merchant in the eltr wishing to open
a Comctlsiion House in the country will hear of a good
opportunity by addressing ‘'Loyal Citizen/’ Press
office. apS-6t
<2>on nnn (twenty thousand
sP~y,wvl>j)OLLAßS)f-WANTED, a Gentleman
with®*!* amount, cash, to invest with a Mmufactarer
for oneyear. Address “A, E. C./ 1 office of The Press t
Pbilat elphia ap4 6t*
l Oft BALD MU TO jLUT.
MBEAL ESTATE. BEAL ESTATE.
BEAL XBTAT %. BBaL ESTATE.
BBAL ESTATE. RSAI, B6TME.
#5,001) 000 WOBTH r BOB SALE.
#5,<1011 000 WORTH’FOB SALE.
•5.000.000 WORTH'TO K SaE.®
HEW MOBTHLY CATALOGUE JUST OUT.
HEW MOBTBLY OATALOOOB JUST OUT.
SEW MOHTB LY CATALOGUE JUST OUT.
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIttUfIOBT,
FOB GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION;
FOR OR.
No jwtaon wlsfe'
party niapM fail
uariyalled fofon
or tb.o ate to part
1 Open until 10
M CHESTNUT-BILL COTTAGE AND
FUK>’ITUBE FOB SILK-With stable. ica-bouse
aower garden, fruit and, elude trees tot 341 feet front
OB Bethiebetn turnpike, about three minutes’ walk
noitb of the Depot, with line view of the Taller.
Apply to ~ J. E. MITCSTgDL,
310 fOUK Aranue. or
. „wo. k trr-LBToif,
*PB-3t« 51* ffatamr Street.
A TO LET.—A DWELLING-HOUSE
In the vicinity of LOGAH Sahara (rent yalua *800)
to let, with furniture, to a email family without cbli
«>en, cm months from-the lSth-of April instant Bent
taken in hoard. Address- -JB E P.,” Box-542 Poet
Qtaee ■ ap7-2t>
A A KGB STREET, ELEGANT
DWELLIKO. Bo 1310: fbnrßtaries; now-fitting np
thronghont. Immediate poeeeeelon. For sale by A P.
AJ: H. WORKUP, 915' AttCH Street. .. apfl-3t*'
CFOR SALE—HANDSOME HOUSE
rad lot. Forty-firsthand Locust streets. WhstFM-
Jßdelphia. JOSEPH B. BHOSBS;
11* : saa ABOH- Street.
A FOB SALE ©RTO KENT—BBPE
“h Bipß new- residences, pleasantly aHnatad at West
Philadelphia. Apply to-. BIBEBT St aO GREGOB,
» ; WaLSPr Street.
m FOB SALE—LARGE FIRST. GLASS'
T . o . E ' l ’'M** JJL® te»tre of the city,- fonr stories,
lot 100 feet front and 170 feet deep on two other streets
Three fronis. Steam Engine, Boiler, Shafting. Moral
Prio?V« 100 ® MIT mW ' y ° EBe,alon ’ 1“ thirty days.
*pB-*7t if* ;igt Horth SIXTH took
gPf FOB SALE LOW, IF CLOSED*
** soon— Three-etory DWELLING, Ho. IS4 north.
Twentieth street. Immediate possession.
Apply to *. OLSBnr,.
out aw Street,, wid*
apS-if &W. comer SBVEaTBBJTTH: and GE&g-fK
MHEAL BBTAITB. —THOM&B' &
SONS’ PALE.
valuable bttsisess loration.
Iron and Brfcfc BO»IsJ>INGC MAE EAT Street,.NISS
TEINIH Streeth_asAkJpNSS Street, 43 feet on Market
_st»—* f *e*6ex on Nineteenth street, iso feet ia depth
thr©ugh to Jcnes street, thiee front*.
■p n TOESBAT, April ll ; 1*55, at 12 o'clock. noon, will
be sold at public sale, at the PHILADELPHIA EX
C BANGS, all that valuable property belonging to
ThekenusylTauia Salt Manufacturing Company,•»
compottd of three lois. one of them situate on the north,
sice of Market street, 22 fees east of nineteenth street,
containing in front-on Market street 43 feet,
tending in depth-northward ]2*reet;:ooe other-of them*
the east aide of Nineteenth, street-, Hi feet
north of Market -street; containing is front on Nine
teenth street 20 feet, and extending ia depth- eastward*
64 with the privilege of a 4-feet wide alley leading
Into Nineteenth street and-the other of them adjoin
ing the la&t described lot on the north, on the south*
fide of Joses street, costal* ing in front on Nineteenth
street 86 feat, and- in depth’ eastward along* the said
Jones street Street. The entire depth from- Market
street to Jones street ISO- feet The said; lots are
completelj covered* with substantial iron and brick
buildings, ccp&ble of holding 6«tO0 barrels, would
be a mo* t valuable property for storing pnrooses-or for
commission and foi warding boaser, railroad -or expr»s»
companies, being in close proximity to several oft the
pn minent ral road depots.
The lots are subjeebto a-re
ceemable jfeftriy and too-lot third
dereribed to s-retteemahls yearly ground rent of $234;
leitbograpbic plans may be seen at the Auction
Buom. fe THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers.
apft-fhsttSf 139lAd* South FOUHTH Street.
m GO0D« EABM PKOPEM?Y A
wiUbe sold at a 3.
AUorney.at Law*
. apfl-gt* »g6>goath THIRD Street, t>hlla.
m ¥Mtm WAJSTSD. PRO Mr- sOgfc
*Hto 200 ACRES,—-The land mast b* situated,so
can be irritated,.at least; the half or two-thirds of it.
Location on or near Delaware river preferred;
Addles*, with particulars and price,
S> FETfflf
ai 8-2t* Ko. 333 WAbggr Street
M O&PR 88l BOOMS, &&\ FOB A
MRRST.—BoubleOfficss in WALBUT, bel -*w 2E
Ponith street, on, both the First and Segos&Sxoors,
well adapted for Brokers, Oil Cohpasibs, or the
Coal Business.-
ajso, Lane and Small BOOMS, with, northern light,
for-maßmfactaxing.paTppBes. and a
bkhjUSle GOUKTRT SEAT.
A fine fiUKSIOfI, fronting on the river. Schuylkill,
commanding.* splaadid piospfct. and located within a
very abort distant of the Hidie-avenue Railroad, as
well as oaailv acessaible from the Columbia Railroad,
bj steamboat*. A3c Apply to „ „ __
JACOBS M> SlililSi
Bo 154: South FOURTH Street,
apS*2t*' Cornor of Walant, second story.
'JBH&UBSS SALE.
BEL A.WARE COUPfOT
BASSEISBER RAILROAD- COMPANY.
The.nnderslaned, raort*agees or, trustees named in &
ceiiain mortgage dated July 2d, I£€% recorded in Phila
delphia cotnaSy. in Mortgage Booh A. B. 8., jRo. M,
page 391; to which the above-named Company, to se
cnze-bondsdsentd by it, has mortgaged its read or rail*,
way, ind Miss the iron rails, sleepers, crews ties, sills,
string pieces, and all other parta-or portions of theta*'
pm struct are of said railway, together with all the cor
porate rhfcfals. powers, liberties, privileges, and Iran \
chives of said Company, and its toils, rents, issues,
and profits; and together also tnth the entire.
estate, read and personal, ofisaid Comp&sy, Including.,
tones, harness, provision and equipments,and
-al) otifio its property, efEwts,. and estate, reel »nd,
perftoy&u whatever and wheresoever the same may.be,
iwilh tuaier powers contained*to said mortgage deed,
\ expose,**© above property tosate, by public auction,.
OH TBiB 3n DAF OF FI&TR MOBTH (May) SJBXF,,
At So’aLookP. M-,
AT -.THS HOWARD HOUSE,
I*. Dppsr Darby toWMld». Delaware eoantn ?#•>,<&«
Bald toad runs'wtttb&Btagle track and turnout* froro
Xogau street, lu Wesfe FbHadelpMa, where it csog»cft*
Wiih the Wset Philadelphia Passenger Bailw*y» «w»t
ward along the Philadelphia and West Cbesiar-Taro
pike road about fcurmilee, to the said HawagdUEEbase.
The peißonal propeety ot the Company coaame. ol two
ears (which may oe-seen at said Howard House), three
horses, and a lot of heroes*.
The undersigned;will require fire hundred dollars to
he paid at the tint*of sale, upon signing the contract of
sale. JOHN HBLLBB&
It* JOSEPH POWbSe,! 3 * 1 ** 668 -
Fob sale, very cheap—a
splendid large Mantel Mirror* Piana, Parlor
Chairs, and toe Blinds, at 86?, Sfctfh &ISVEBPrH
Sirtet, below Poplar. - it*
STOCK AND FIXTURES-Q* AN BX-
CELLEKT Provision Store for sale if applied for
scon. Add ret 8 "Speed,” this ofica lv*
CPLENBID INVESTMENT 1
KJ TO PASTIES FOBMIKO OIL COMPANIES.
FOE SALB-A valuable Tractaf 25ftAlBB8 OF OIL
TEEEITOKY in tbs celebratesSSngtee Elver Otl Basin,
y„t Ylnjnsa, Sinking Creek roasting through it
Superior whits Oak Ship Timber. Goal In iinmenro
quantities of extra qnality. Oyer >alt boring tent
toiy, Title perfect. Land,!# the vlninitr is selling for
6T«» $2OO per acre This trill, baseold. a bargsln to
parties deslrone of investing or forming an oil com
pany. Fart stock will betaken, oy ps>t city property.
OEO. S; TOWBSBND A 0«.,
apB-6l* 123 X Soatb FOURTH Street.
«Sa» FOB S.ALE—A WATSON
■esSA GFEMAHTOWK WAGON. in firak-rata order,
pall of at>fifth HOK.BBS, two double Harness,
made by PMilipe, &m, Ac. Sold for want of ns* only.
Apply at Box 2172 P. O. ap7-3t*
P)R SALE-ONE ORIGINAL SHARE
in a first-class OIL COMPANY now forming For
Offloa ‘‘ E, ‘ :els, ® r *” «“* Be*. IM9 Phi-
OUR PEACE COMMISSIONERS !!-
y 7 A splendid Life Photograph of Lincoln, Orant.
Shtiman, Sheridan. Thomas. Porter, and' far ratal—
ALL OK ©NX CAKD-eent iy maitoithe receipt of
'2O cents- PITGHKK'S,
It 808 CPBSTHgr Street
CNOW WHITE ZINC, AT REDUCED
prices, by swiTG,
Proprietors of (be Penna. EolstaCd Color Worth.
apB"llt* Btoroand OffloaSST NorthTHlßti®.
fWE CENT REWARD.
-Absconded from the sabseribers,Bn IWDBSfnTBBD
APPRENTICE. named HSNRY. HOKS PSfAN. All per.
sonaareforblcharborinjcortrnsiinghtmoaoßraoooaal,
a* they will be dealt iw.
It* *l* PEOSB Sir »t.
PIEE CLAN AND FIRST BRICKS.-^
A A FIEE CL AT has » oentiy been discovered tn the
interior of the Sate oi PenMyl*«ai», and ready for
delivery* whiob turp**sea for Fi*?*Brick*,
Ac., any discovered in the United States, find nnpaunr
to thstereisn Clays In Alumina. . .
Samples el this Olav can be ssen by caliUg at Offlcs
Ko. J 36. South SIXTH Street, and boxes delivered for
teat. »PS 31*
JBIT seasonable pbioes.
4k- - * *
Wants.
Wertem Tszniiius'of gild Eoad.
auction gjxjßg.
PEREMPTORY BALE OF llouKs,
tea AiSUPT 1 ALOT * S - ***
On MOHDiT aua rfmoAt MOKHUraS.
BEBraifVo U f
UMiingout tel. Of the balance of Brack, constating ta
pejt of Standard .Works.of American rad foreign
authors, ouches: Arthur Brr.ut. liitt croft, Downing,
u si49 ' flarn-, Holmee,.*D,nu. Marsn.
T #?„ l f ,, - a fif ron - Burae, Kcou. Shak.peare.
a * Bi "^ w r HamiUoa, Sewell.
Guizot, Herbert, Spencer, ana othere.
p ?“i!r T “ a Pocket Bibles. Prayer
8.4 Pymb Booke In Morrccn nd Uelyet blndlngi.
Pboiograpb Albums. Pcran Books, Pocket Books. Port
foilos. Writing snd Paint Boxes. Busravlugß, Blank
Paper, drh» Ac-aakca.
AMUSE SI E\T s*.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
JOHN f, fCro«^A»»wwwN«w *«e*««-•‘-..Mwiasat.
ITALIAN OPEBA.
ONE RIGHT ONLY.
BATUBB-rf IVMJOfS. ApgU 8, liH,
Wfea -Will ba sreahnttM Veril’s calsbratea Opera, la
four sets, of
EKWANI.
aid. snsun.
816, JTDLIrfSS
: . Ziraaci.
■Serert»i 8»at»»..«-.*~- —• ——...*100
! fob* obtained**, the,A«a«Bl*ttd at TBtTMPE,ga'S
1 Mjrtio Store (late So nld’s), BBVBHtH and CEBSrflraT
S ldoiseion, *i.RJ; FamlWOlre'e, ft centti inipM-
Hfeiytf, 30 cents. SBITBT B. HgLLIEa,
ai>7-2t Bgetaew Manager.
-pXBIBITJON B'&TLL OF THE
MJLmilf ACADEMY
Col6'ttbi> TBEOBUhLs BYATT, President,
sni THB . M
ONjere^K2SDAT Is J s e% kst; 3 * p’rii la.
Th«> P&fqbei will be ffiwrud owinr toe nccalon,
and the will eaneSct of the following Dilb:
IN INFANTS*. The SfoSuool of the' Company; the
School of tbe’llettslioa Ma«* meats cf 'efcirjzushdr*.
IN CAVJ&KY The Ssb*& .-xercisar
IS FoothatSfc ty diiiii wtthbatterjor
howitzers.
The Exhibition Ik dißfgned » sEclnd»tfc?, drills in the
three arm*orth6ser i V f s*e**ofairs , xia ptartlcablo wichoai
norreit. ab csratfes? Braes Bjora will bd'stoyjoyod at
the Exhibition , -
Price of adnsi3Bt9H'3scenti; forraeiTO* ieat* Wets.
Ticket* can notrhe ofctmned. or reserved -aits m*y h»
tectired at T. B” Pvrereon A Brctfc ere'* £95 Cheataat
street, where plans of'tbe Academ? can be seen.
The PensB}braid's MiUwsry Academy is provided with
hone* for the GiTClryand light artillery drJ&# In this
Institution all drilie'arelaauht ia strict aceratanc) wit«*
the authorized tactic* of ha United States serrjca.epS St
MEW CHESTWST-STREET THEA
1* I'RB-CHaKTKTCfSTMiBT. ABOVE TWELFTH.
THIS («ATnEB2y) A'7TEBBI)OSr, April 8,
T SIKTS -BIHTBmAa-J ?AMIIT MATIRBg,
'Wben the grfat dra»£’ iiiitefcrafcivo of Sousli'>ni lift
Sl,i CABIW;
LOT AMO* a*frßg LOWLY,
I g^™fTo>4m
Bomb opes at 1M o T circle Oortala to ilao at &£
°’ elor ° “®RS»iaf?«5H
LA3i 9t<*BT
CHEAT SOTJTfriSI PICTURE.
Ja 6 ccte aad 9 uWeßoas^M^Jed l^ ..
WftLNTJT-StltEBT T&BATRE
T » TESTIHOffIAI* BSNBfTT
Toth* r ii k r ?lh*£ M * 1k,1% ' 9
BDWIH ADAHS.
and theC«™*!„of a. * VISITO B °W«KB.
CHiSTKOT-STBEST THSATB*.
ABOH BTHgBT THBArtiB *
„ WALKDT-BTKBKT TB BATES.
With thejOßaantof their reaper tire smiaxeK
Partieelare ip Sender Paper*.
Dreie Clrele aid Parquet....
Family Circle
TicheleMO be now had at the Walsnt- atrmt vh aatra
Ibarth eueef- Ee “ iB^ • !»**«£
Iff AKNUT-STBEET THEATRE.
■rlf
OF
VJSSTVALI ! VKSTVAIiU
OS- r
' i,,™ THE SPIBir OF *76.
Oa KOEDAY. eotlre new play of
HBABTB ABB rBtIMPS.
H|RB. mw
-—K BREW’S HEW ARCH
STBKET THBATEg. ********
s.zra nhjht of Eswnr adams
TOUISBT, SATURDAY, April 8. MW.
, r „ . _ •“ MBH Olf IBS ’DA*. >•• ’
THB J)ETOK4BO ”
Edward Middleton.a..
Bill Dnwtctn.—— ■ -
On MOir&l-T, ** BffOCH ARDgy ”
A MERIOAN ACADEMY OS' MUSIC.
D I*. CSRPESTBR’S GRAND ABKTTHT.
wm FLCBAL PBSTIVAI. AND BALL,
Will take place on,-
WWHJBaiJAP -RVEtrilie April .15, IBM.
■ Tiriesrs THREE I OT.LAES,
: Admitting a Qentleman and* Lad’es.
iad 9»<i, J ThotbUt. arOhatnt
street’ f ] ®* ll “ Ker *> aaii ®- A CTarpentir, cSi Arch
_ Jfe B —D. t. GAEfENTEK aid 0. L GABPEJT
JBB Jr® Brace- their celebrates MATELOTE with
two Jonng Miiaea, . daring tie examination of tie
Pnpi.s ■ apß-M*
fij MOBGAN* SMITH RESPEGTFUL
RJ* lr announces to bis friends and tie public that at
the reqneit-or-ioanT friends be will give a Second ia.
tel t»ininent< of SStECT BBADTNGB AND KBOI T A-
S?H ji.YaSh^ ramrmJ>li * *“ TUSJOAI EVEAiaO.
Kfadingoommencing at 3-o'oloeb. Boors open at 7.
Tickets jtteeate; Eeaerved Boat Tickets 69 cents
Tjckete for.KeierTed Seats can be bad at Aebmead *
Btbss’, Cbestont.treete below Eighth; Mr Trampler’a
Music Here, E-eienth and Chettcnt-ntraet. anB 2t*
QEKMeANIA GfiCSESTEA.- PUBhiC
„ „ BBHBABEALS were SATOBBAY at SH o’elewt
P. M., a* ffUSICAL POND, HALE. Single Tickets, 3F
cents, SltCvTlcketc, ijli to be bad at Trompiar’s, ta*
die's. andMeger's Mafic Stores, and at the Rail. ecr-M
fTHE ACADEMY QW PINE AHTfc,
A CfflE3TireT .street, abOT® Tenth, Is OPBJT DAILf
for Tisltoia; from S A. M. to «■?, M. jjjjs
bmbdin«.
TTASfnSOMB, BEGOISD STORY UN
KUENi SHAIy ROOMS, with boardlur, within
Hve miintes’ walk of Eighth aed Cnestaai. Also cue
forMshed. Reference required. Aidless "Bo*Mil
P- O ’* - ap7-st*
KEIttO^ALS.
T> EM©VAX/ —THE FFBB AWD MA
KI*B IBSUBAUCB AGENCY of WIEtUM AR
BOTT. nefeisar to Getty A Arnett, is removed to
JSojlheset Cornersef
aift-emthat*- WALNUT gad FIFTH STREETS.
P BMOYAi.—THK OFFICE OF TBS
aa» hoover ahb marshals on, compart h«
beeavremoved from So. 2C3-Boath FOURTH ttreei to
gorthweet. Goner FIFTH and GHSS THUT Streets,
ReeaaNe. 3. mh3S-iH
mo ST. —A PESFETFAL POLICY,
.“-given .bribe FranblMFise Insurance Company of
Bbiladeipjda, Do, 2G04, das*d January 9fch. lt-38 to
JOBS F. WOfIIBR, and by him iranefened to Wt
B-EAST, April is, 18$3* having beea lost a snitaWa
Seward Trill be given for Its return to JOH2T W2SJS,
2% s<*S Dortb FIFTH Street
rHjXATWvPHiA, April 6) 186$
QTjOI*EN—WMEANT NO 4,475*
. datei December 24; 35 ? 4. by the Highway Depart
ment of* Philadelphia, to Wg. GILL, for §6l 21 cvnxz*
and by him endorsed, payable to the order of Dr. W3C.
' Pei meat of this Warrant has been stopped. X?ot:«
:is,hereby glvrn ih&tapplieatton will he made for a da*
plicate thereof.
gg—nßEßßaa west onasTfiE
EKaTtS'm tiW> PHXX.ADHPEM EA&.
’ SDM&SB ABEAHOBMBNT.
, ®» and after MOKBAI, Arnl 17,1866, will
laaveaa follows;
WBST CHESTER TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia for Watt Chester at 3»2© and 10.58/
A. N.. and 2 J& 4.45, and 6 45 P M.
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia at $3O, 7 46, an*
2d 36 A. M , and 1 4$ and 445 P. M
Txalns leaving West Chester at 7.45 AJ&rand lo« Sag
Philadelphia at 4 45P.M. will rtrp
Junction, Glen Mills. Cheyney’s, aadgMPP«h»i>r- •-
B. C. JUNCTION
Leave Philadelphia forß. C., JnncSgp at £25 and
P. M. -
Leave B. C. Junction. for Philadelphia A. *.
aad7.SOP. SL - ‘*ti-
Th^etraiass^a^tenaea^a^
LeavePbiladalphla at&SO A Mir
le&ve.WastChesierstSA. H c&fo«BS3Ksi*'-' . v
Ti*i**iett*y#Pftlla2elpbia at 4 45 R
M., aod ieayioe West Chester at ? v lLn ahd 4 45 R.
M. connect at IT C Junefcion with?trains op *P. & B, v d
B.R for Oxford and intermediate points.
Passengers are allowed to rpparol <m£s
as bgfEgge, and the Company -syjti not, in any cage, fc*
responsible for an amount exceeding one hundred aid-'
late, nnlesß a special cob tract la made fox the aasae.
_ HBN Wg WOOD, Gett’USap’t
PHaAPBiPBiA. Hatch 15, agfid - mhfß-stti
BE— CJAMDEN AEKD AT-
SAILBOABi TM**
leave Vine-street Perry:
Preight, withPawengex CsT'&iiathe4~~*~*.7,33 A.E&
A Can tie Accommodation* 15 f.®-
Junction accommodattcai-****-*-..—......5 89 P. OL
A „ „ RETURNING,L&STBB ATLAE^IC,
Atlantic Aeeosmtodatitn ? !2A. fe.
Freight, with attached ad P .9-
Junction Accommodation;..,. 6.88 A, •3S~
„ _ EXTRA BLIDD*>NFEBLO T&JJHS
Leave Tine street lTt5 A. il. . HaddocieM 12.-30 P. &.
Freight mmat he dilwtred at Cooper’s Point bf&yi
B.SO P- M. to insoioiih seine down the next day.
mUMmif JOHN G. BR7ANT* AcenL
AND VKBBAL IXB.
SCEIFHOBS ef CSlumctor.BoaMltattGjij «$#?«•
:&s&
to«ror cfiSIEBS, »a>s>t*aoii &i.. 4i* _
***,&**, ■ lta j2sK£Ssau
ocU-tntharrlf 80. «»TBSTB Bt.. shoreßbsstnaL
W HIBIj A.M-™
™ Buraia. 3-fc sad 6- Svßars, at Dri = BB, by jsthFab, at
ja gS^^aßjAffA^t_g
cS-tOTiraad *33 Sana SByBHTH ‘Sfciwat
weltal. tl># si ,
OHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS—PATENibo ‘W> watBr
t j 3). Hinge back are rzf&e. ,
»ereSc«abl«, combining neatness, strength* ana yg -
-iliU?. ill sizes. Btepant mndixuiS. Jfor sate at B-jb
SeIMBB-8. 68* ASCH Etroof
; r iEE-bizis photographs in o*3^&s2&.
* J colors natural Sirica oroodjouslT sccarate aad 6&^ rLW
btreet. *«« ‘
PARTES Re YISITE. —A GRKA.T 1!
' * SiETY of strips artisVicaliT wa '
fi*lsE«d fit HiIMEE’S GaUery, SEt.
itreet, aboye Gtten All Hiylea dona 1a Bnpsrto*
ter. »■«—-
DEFAJBTMEfTT FOE OtTSfQja ITP?
>»>Edwte idxiu.
WM. GGBB&IUH. 0.