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THE CITY-
I*o* ADMTtOWAI. OITY WBWfl SB* FOURTH FAe*.)
HONORS TO THE MEMOBT OF THE DEAD,
Hbaiiqtjabthbs Dbfabtmbht op Pass a.,
Philadelphia, April IT, 1865,
GBNEBAL OBDBBS KO, 46.
.--iHowldk eenera] order from the War De
mar tmeot 18 P« bl > Blled { or <*• Information or the
SSJSttt hls d ' > ?Tt me P t ,’ a ? d th * Instructions oon-
Sned then ’ ,B wlll r \ e , 8tl ! l «ly observed by the com
jrandlnfi cA 10618 ° r districts and posts throughout
the same'
War Dkpahtmkht,
WASHINGTON, April 17,1885.
OBU.TO&Xi orders NO, 69.
In direction of ts''® President of the United States,
the WarDcpartmeV* will' be closed on Wednesday
nest, the day of the i'nneral of the late President of
the United states. I* abor on that day will be sus
pended at all mill tar’ posts andon all the public
works under the dlreoth n or the War Department.
The flags at Ml military y msts, stations, forts, build
lrgs, and vessels, will be -.kept at half mast during
the day, and at 12 o’olooy' meridian twenty-one
minute guns-wlll be flredfrv'm all forts and at all
military posts, and at the Mill tary Academy.
E. M, Staston, Seoretaty of War.
In accordance with the prescribed regulations, a
cun will be fired at every half honr on the day fol.
lowing the receipt of this order, beginning at snn
rlee and ending at sunset, at eaoh military nost in
this department. Officers will wear the usuafbadge
of mourning, vis: black otape around the laft arm,
above the elbow, and also upon the sword-hilt.
By command or Major Oeneral Oadwalader:
Johm S. Schultzs, a. A. ».
FEEDING the buoktails.
. A squad of the Bnektall Regiment stopped
At uiOAJooper*shop Saloon, laafcevening, where they
were fed. They remained over night. The vete
rans looked ■ well, and were decidedly happy. It
happened that two strangers followed them into
the saloon.' They attracted some attention. On
being questioned, Jone of them replied with a sort or
independence amounting almost to insolence, “ We
are deserters from Dee's army.”
“ what,” said Mr. Cooper, the president of the
instltntlon, "ir that’s the. case, this Is no place for
you 5 we feed Union soldiers herb, no deserters nor
refugees.”
” Wo are hungry and want something to eat.”
“ Well, yen can't have any thlog here. The Tuna
entrusted to ne must bo disbursed for Union sol
diers. 0o to the other saloon. They have funds
for refugees and deserters.”
The two rebels departed, satisfied, no doubt, that
they were served more than half right.
THE WOMBS OP STOCKER STREET,
Stooker street is a small local thoroughfare, with
in aflw hundred yardß west ol the Baltimore Rall
roaa depot, at Broad and Prime stteets. A bender
ot milk became obnoxious to the residents general
ly lor his expressions of secession nraoUvUleis, and
qalte a number ol them refused to take milk from
him. On Saturday morning, while serving the lac
teal fluid ,in that street, the people being la a state
«f consternation and grief, because of the national
calamity, he mad® us® of some remarks of an exalt
ing character Id regard to the death of the lament
ed President. The women, or at least the patriotic
portion of them, stung to madness by his remarks,
vowed among themselves to visit punishment on
the head of the offender. About one dozen of the
Ppartan mothers provided themselves with clubs,
and when the milkman made his appearance on
that street, on Sunday morning, they commenced a
raid upon btm, which was eminently successful. He
was completely surrounded, knocked down several
times in his effort to escape, and was finally driven
from that street, with a warning from the -heroines
that if he came there agaln they would kill him.
Bis horse, wagon and milk were left behind. They
were rorooved to the stable of Messrs. Benner &
Dowling, In that neighborhood.
THE FIRST BAPTIST CHUROR.
The Pint Baptist Ohuroh was, aB far as we have
been able to learn, the only body of Christians In
this olty which celebrated tne replanting of the Stars
and Stripes upon the historic ruins of the renowned
Port Sumpter. The exercises .consisted of reading
the Scriptures, an address by Rev. Thomas H.
Stockton, D It., and 'singing bv the oholr. There
was no flag raised on the ocoasion.
FLAG PRESENTATTON.
Yesterday morning a beautiful flag, appropriately
craped, was presented to the oood intent Hose
Company by the Rev. Dr. Bralserd, on behalf of
the oitltens of the Fifth ward. The flag was re
ceived on behalf of the company by 001. Philip S.
'White. The speeches made on this occasion were
appropriate to the solemnities of the day.
DEGREES COFFERUED.
The degree of LL.D. has been conferred by the
Jefferson College of this otty upon Rev. Henry P.
Hay, of Riverton. N. J.
TJSB SOLDIERS,
The soldiers at Hospital, Sixteenth and Filbert,
have resolved to wear er&pe on the left arm for a
period of thirty days, out of respect for ofcr Presi
dent.
A, MONCMUNT VOJt THU IMtHSIDaMT.
Hayor Henry received >» note yesterday morning
from a firm'in this rtity, enclosing one Hundred dol
lars as a free-will offering Rewards a fond for the
creation of & monument in toner of the deceased
President.
CITY ITEMS.
LIBERAL DONATION TO SOLDIBRS’ ORPHANS.—
y»noe Stew&it, Esq., president or the Cameron Pe
tiolenm Company, has donated one thousand shares
Of the stock to Mrs. E. W, Hutter (SOT New street),
towards the porohase of a farm near this city for the
support of the orphan children of oar fallen soldiers
{and sailor*. The Cameron Company owns some of
the most valuable oil lands In Venango oounty, on
Whloh forty wells are being opened, some of whioh
promise to be very productive, as the stook Is
already selling at three dollars per share, the gift
of Mr. Stewart 1b as valuable as the object is pure
and patriotic, -
Tot Bbct Fitbss Shirt op tot aqb Is “Th*
Improved Pattern Sblrt,” made by John O. Aril,
son, at the old stand, Nos. l and S North Sixth
street. "Work done by hand, in the best manner,
and warranted to give satisfaction. His stook of
Gentlemen’s Famishing Goods cannot be surpassed,
Prices moderate.
Tot “Fbizk-Mbdal” Shirts invented by Mr.
John F, Taggart, and for sale at the popular Gen
tlemen’s Famishing Establishment of Mr. George
Grant, No. SlO Chestnut street, are the best-made
and the best-fitting Shirts In the,world. The very
choicest goods in this department are always for
sale at Mr. Grant’s counters.
Thb Nbw Styles op Spbixg Boxxbts axe
Hats, for Ladles and Misses, now open at Wood A
Cary's, No. 726 Chestnut streetcars the ne plus ultra
of good taste, and the ladles say so.
Laboratory oy James E. Ohiltou & Co.,
Nbw York, March 11, 1861.—We hare recently
made a oaf etui analysis of the Samburg Port Wine
prepared Alfred and do not hesitate
In pronouncing it pure ; it contains all properties
of the Sambbrg or Port grape, and therefore, for
medicinal sees, It is .superior to other wines.
Its principal effeot upon the system are mildly
stimulating, diuretic, sudorldo and tonle. It will
prore beneflclal In affecUons of the kidneys, and
ehroslo diseases, with general debility of the oon
stltution.
Physicians may safely recommend it to their pa
tients, In place of the many doubtful mixtures too
often sold as pure wines. Jas. R. Cetietoh & 00.,
Phis wine can be had of onr druggists. It Is a
most excellent artlole for weakly persons, especially
females. apl7 2t
Eye, Eab, and Oatabkh, successfully treated
by J. Isaacs, M. D., OouUst and Anrlst, 511 Pine st.
Artificial eyes Inserted. No charge for examination.
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Mourning Goods.
ALPACAS.
MOHAIRS, he.
For sale by
ALEX. WRAY AGO.,
No 339 CHESTNUT Stmt.
Iron Tackle Pullets, with one or
two whsels, encased Screw Fullers, upright Pulleys,
hot-house «nd other styles of Iron ana Brass Pulleys,
for sale hr TRUMAN & SHAW. No. 835 (Sigh! Thirty,
five) MARKET Streets below Ninth, Philadelphia It
A Large yaiuetyof keys and other
Locksmiths’ Hardware may be found at TRUMAN h
SHAW'S, No. 835 (Blaht Thirty-dye) MARKET Street,
below Ninth. ' , It
Grand Combination ! Good News fob
THE FEOFLB!
Grand Combination! Good News for the People!
Grand Combination! Good Newa for the People I
Grand Combination! Good News for the People j
IMMKN3B BePUCTIOX IX PRICES!
Imhebsb Bbbuotioh ih Priori!
Imkbxsb Kedcction ix Priors I
Furry A 00., No. 303 Ohbstxot Sirret.
. Pibbt A Go. , No. 609 Gbibtxut Street.
Persy ft Co. »S. E. oobxbr Bbybxth ard Market Stb. .
7 e meet the popnlar demand for lower prices, Messrs,
Perry A GO-• Glothlers. haye throw open
tothepublie. forallmlted period, their immenaestock
Ottne Clothing, contained In their three stores, yls:
No. 313 Chsrtnnt street, above Third.
No. CCS Chestnut street. (GRANVILLE STOKES’ old
■tand.)
Southeast corner Seventh and Market sts , (JONES’,)
end W offer their entire stock of Clothing at prices fully
, adroit oaxr. . 30 pbr orkt.
■ 20 MB ORBT. 20 PER OBXT.
aOPiSOBXT. 23PER OBXT.
<, Lower teax axt other Honsa.
Lower teax axt otbrb House.
\ • Lower thax axt other Hoosn.
Our stock consists of Bprtni Goods, manufaetnred for
, Che present season, and the balance of Winter Clothing
remaining on hand, all of which is got up In the very
. bsMmanner expressly for retail sales, and will be sold
atmloeelhat will make It to the lntorestof the publle to
buy,
) -ID PEE O*XT. *>*** OEST.
( -26 per o»x*. 20 pun chxt.
■26PBBOBET. 20 PER OBXT.
’I Lower thAX AXT other House.
LOWBB TEAX AXT OTHER HOUSE.
Lower thax axr other Housh.
Persi a Co. , No. 308 Oheetnnt street, aboye Third.
So. -608 Chestnut street (GBaJNVILLB STOKES’ Old
•Atand.)
Southeast torner Seventh and Market etc., (JONES’.)
apl7-6t
% Mrs. Partingtoh Insulted, —The
' ‘White Mountains of Now Hampshire are evidently a
--great Institution—very high, heavy frosts, beautiful
view, four-dollar dinners. But thepraciieal eye of a
■ certain renowned Drake saw those smooth-faced rooks,
• and thereupon adorned and yarlegated the bridle-path
(to the Tip. top House with his familiars. T.' 1860 -X.
-PLANTATION BITTEN S. This raised the Ire of the
?Mrs. Fsrtingtoas composing the Lsilslature of the Gra
t-nlte State, who got their wise heads together, outlawed
'Dr Drake, and made It a pensl offense to ply the
sartlstlc brush on thslrbeloyed hills. Terily, the fine
arts are at a discount in New Hampshire, ftaery—Did
Drake pay theip for this splendid advertisement? li-6t
Jones’.
THE LOWEST
’SELLING FEIO*
Is marked in figures
on eaeh article,
AMD NKTEB VARIED,
AT
JONES’
Orescent Ons-prlte
■ CLOTHING HOUSE.
mabbbt strut.
abOTS Sixth,
No. BOG.
■ r aar> rrien reduced to cult the times.
or EBADY-MADB OLOHUNG,
‘■mltable for aH seasons, eomatanay on hand.
Castom-wdrh made to order at chort notion :mh9 *»
Key to Love, ob -Db. 81
Vtry Popular Private Leotnra on “PBYCOLOGI3AL
PaBOINATIONS ” jnstont. Leaif to charm those yon
Ipve, Secrets worth knowing.
»'• LANDIS’ Medical Offlce, No. 1313 CHESTNUT
sal ncem It hr Mtura
Ttesmckin* warranted tohe Superior to handwork,
Itch. (Wheaton’s) Itch.
SALTBHEUM. (OINTMENT) BALT KHBUH.
Will cure the Itch in 48 hours. Alee eures Salt Rheum
ulcere. Chilblains, and all Eruption* of the Skin.
Price SO eeuts. By eendlsx So cents to WIRES A POT
TEE, BOSTON, Mass.,.will be forwardsd free h»m»n
For sale by all Diugtlat*. mhl7-Sm
Haib Dye ! Hate Dtb I
BATCHKhOE’S HATE DTE la the best in the World.
The only true and perfect Dye-harmless. tunUnUme
011s, and rellahlei produces a splendid Blaster Hatural
Srowni rsmedlm the Ul effesUof Bad Dyes, audfts
aueutly rsatoms the orlfinal solor. Sold hy all Dm*.
e.*onTT^ 8 i ,n “? I L U,rt,tll6d w - *■ BATOHELOE, 11
BABOLAT Street. New York. jmS-mwfrly
Coloath’s Honey Soap.
nit celebrated TOILET SOAP, in tush universal de
mand, la made from the OHOIOBST materials, is MILS
and EMOLLIENT In lts natnrs, FRAGRANTLY SCBNT
*D. and EXTREMELY BENEFICIAL in its action nnoe
the Skin. For sale by all DruoUts and Fancy Good.
‘•a l *™- _ feSS-tuthsly
Db. Banning’s Incomparable Brace.—
Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Supporters, Elastic Stook*
ixifSi Ac., ingreat variety, atG• H. JfBBDLBS’, corner
TWELFTH and BAGS Streets, Ladies* Rooms on
Twelfth street* first door below Race; lady Attendants.
Syringes oi alldescrlptton». mhlfl.lm
& Co.’S
ASH
MASOH A HAMEIM'g
OTwa-w. OABIHBT ORGANS.
£IiSSL , Ojwr.Boo each of these fine CABIHRT
*g*TßB,. inabhunentß have been *oid by ORGkABS.
JPIA-SO Mr.G , and the demand is eon- CABIffET
?OBTBB. . stantly increasing. ORGAHB.
PIANO For sale only by • CABINET
FORCES J. B. GOULD* ORGANS.
FIARO SEVENTH and OHIKJTJnJT Bis. GABI9TBT
FORTES. > ■ no3o tf ORGARS
Clothing BY THE MILH,
now displayed at
If placed In one eontinnous line, would reach, a long
%
dhtance toward Richmond. Thislosg stream of Cloth-
ing is running off at
HOLCOMBE—MARSHALL - On the 12th Inst, at the
residence of the bride’s father, by the Key J. H Cas
tle.Mr L 0. Holcombe to Miss Mary B. Marshall, all
of Went Philadelphia- **
SCOTT—GOOD.—On the ISih imfc, by Rev. *. P.
Coul-tjj, Mr. Alfred Scott and Miss Cornelia Good,
both of Frankford. *
RaMSBOTTOM—TAYLOR.—On the 19th last., by
Rot. T. P. CouUton, Mr. Berjamin'RamsboLtom and
Miss Annie Tajlor. *
MERCER. —Near Petersburg* Va » on the 2d lust »
from wounds isceived while storming the enemy’s
works, on the Bonthside Railroad, Adjutant J. Drum
mond Mercer, of the 119th Raiment Pennsylvania Vo
lunteers* in bis SCth year, eldest son of the late Com
modoie 4 *'amoel Mercer, U- 8. N, • *
ROWLAND.—On tbe-l6th Inst., Lest*r Sehe'lencer
Rowland, son of Captain James and Margaret Row
land, in the 16th y*ar of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are rsspect
fally invited to attend the formal, from the residence
of his parents, fio. 118 Qu?sn street, on Thursday after
noon, the 20th instant at 2 o’clock *
PA VIS —On the evening of the 15th inst » Daniel M
Davis, aged 25 years
The relatives and male friends of the deceased are In
vited,to attend the funeral, at 10 o’clock, on Fourth-day
(Wednesday). 19th inst., from the residence of hfs
brother in-law* Franklin 8. Wilson, 1815 Arch street.**
GOILLOU. —On Saturday eve* lag, 15th April, Aoelle,
wife o< Victor Guillon, in her 27th.ysar . **
RUTTER.—At Chicago, 111., on,Monday, April 17th,
ISBS, David Butter, V. D ♦ late ofthis city. **
OLA OK BYZAimNES—BLACK BY
ZANTINBB, Florentines, Barege Hernanls. Crape
Maritz and Bareges. 3-4 and S 4 wide BESSON it SON,
Mourning Store, 918 CHESTNUT Street. apg.tf
MW l ® ll * o FOTJLABDB.—BLACK
ATJ- White, Black and Pnrple. and Plain Black
Foulard Sill s, just received by BESSON & SON,
Mourning Store, No. 918 CHESTNUT Street apB tf
T>BD, WHITE, AND BLUE, EOK
It FI.AGB. / '
Bed, White, and Blue Salts. .r
Bed i White, end Bute Delaine, v.
Bed* White, and Bine Merino* ' .
Bed* White, and Bine Flannel. .
BTBE & LAHDSLL,
FOURTH and ABCS Etreeta.
I®**' WEST PRES
BYTERI4N CHURCH, BBVKHTBBBTTH aud
SFBUCE Streets.—Services appropriate to the occasion
will be held in this Char eh on WBDKRBDAY, at 13
o’clock M. Addresses may bo the Rev,
GhOBGE JUBKIA, D. D., and the Rev. WILLIAM P.
BREED, D J>. apl9 2fc»
PBEBIBERT’S FUSBBAL BSM
§«y VICBB.—In comnllanca with the reeoiumen&a
tion of the National Government., Religious Service*
will he held in the Central Presbyterian Charcn. cor
ner of EIGHTH and CHERRY Streets. TO*MORROW*
at }2 o clock, which will he conducted by Rev Doctors
SHIELDS and CROWELL, Rev, ALEXANDER BSBD,
and other Clergymen. It*.
KS» FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, COR
ta& of BROAD and ARCH Street*, Rev. GEORGE
DANASOAKDMANc Pastor.
Commemorative services in. reference to the decease
of onrlste lamented President will be held TO MOR
ROW (Wednesday), at 12 o'clock noon ap!B 2i*
rar FIRST CORGBEGATXOEAL UETI*
i® TABIAN CHURCH. TENTH and LOCUST St*.
- In compliance with the invitation of the Acting Se
cretary of State, this Church will be open at the hour of
the FUNERAL. ■ ap!B 2t*
FIFTH STRSET If. E. CHURCH.
§235* —Religion* service*, appropriate to the ooca
•ion, onWEDBBbDAY, 19Oi Infant, at 12 M. aplB»2t*
r3g« CHURCH OH/ WASHIHGTOS
V 3& saUABB-FUNERAL OMHE PRESIDENT. —
In accordance with the requeit of the Acting Secretary
of State, the FIRST Ff&SgITBRIA* CHURCH, on
Washington Square, will be npan f*r appropriate
religions services TO MOBROW.Arom 12 to 1 o’clock.
The services will be conducted bfißunlster* of the Pas*
feral Aspoolation apIB-2t*
Analytical Chemists,
TJ npbecedented Success.
OHION BUTTOH-HOLI
SEWING MACHINES
KOW BEADY.
rawwa 100 Biraroif.Hor.Bß ah hoxtb.
*» any Material, and Much More Oar Met
Bai/bskoohs*
800 WASHINGTON Street, Boitoa.
T*T BEOABWAT, Hew York.
AMOS L. WOOD, .... Treasurer.
nhl4-tmh» 2xn
The Immense stook of READY-MADS CLOTHING
WANAMAKER & BROWN’S
OAK HALL POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSB,
S. E. cor. SIXTH and MARKET Sis,,
MARVELLOUSLY LOW PRICES api4-«
A-.k'R.T- 1-3 JLi-,,
XDIE33-
rgP’BATIOHiIHISIOSCIirtXBCB. i
•=» TIVE COJIMITTBE -a special msetia* 0 1 1
the Committee will beheld THIS (Taesd.r) MOBJT-1
ISO, etllo’clcck. I
Easiness of Importance will be transacted. Every !
ton. President. §
I®° IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
WZfs? request of the Acting Secretary of ► tate, there
will he religion* services in TRINITY M E CHURGH,
EIGHTH Street, above Race, WEDNBSDAY,I9thtuBL,
at 12 o’clock M. aplB '2t*
ra* FUNERAL OF PRESIDENT LIN
§2» COLE.—OId Pine-street Cnnrch, Dr. BRAD
HERD'S, cor. FOURTH and PIKE Streets* will be open
for Religious Services on WEDNESDAY, at 12 o’clock
noon. All are invited. aplS 3fc*
rap OFFICE OF THE HAYOROFTHS
1» CITY OF PHILADELPHIA -In the death of
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, late President of the United
States, the nation has reason to mourn the loss ora just
man, wise in council, able in administration, firm in
the maintenance of right, clement in theenforcemeat of
law, and of a true patriot, whose honestdevotloa to his
ccuatry has provoked the deadly malice of traitors, and
has incited the hand of the aseassln.
While tne mortal remain* of such a mail are carried
to their t rave it becomes this people to cease from usual
pursuits, ard bowing with reverentSsubmiseion before
the Most Htth God, to sorrow for the great bareavement
%ilh which in His providence He has seen fit to visit
ft* lll ’ . . . X.
1 do, therefore, in accordance with the request of the
Acting Secretary of State, invite the citizens of Phlla*
deiphia to assemble in their respective places of Divine
worship, at 12 o’clock, noon, on WEDNESDAY NEXT,
tbelSthof April, and with appropriate solemnities to
observe the hour in which the funeral ceremonies of
their J&U Chief Magistrate will take place at the Na
tional Capital ; and l do also hereby recommend that
during such dav all places of business and amusement
in this city be closed, and that suitable tokens of mourn*
ins be adopted for all public and private build Logs.
In witness whereof I hsve hereto set mr baod aad
caused to be affixed the seal of the city of Philadelphia,
this feventeeuth day of April, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty*five.
[L s.l ALEXANDER HENRY.
aplfi-Stlf Mayor of Philadelphia.
ra» VHE LADIES 1 UNION ASSOCIA
§2» TiOJT.
**We mourn the Chief of our holY cause;
Few nave been mourn’d like thee The wise and good
Do gather many weepers ’round their tomb,
Ana tme Affection make* her heart m uta
For our departed Chief, till that heart
I« ashes. With such sorrow art thou mourned;
And mor* than this: There is a wail of wo
Within the Ttalla of yon majestic dome ,
A tide of grief which Season may not cheek,
iVor Faith's deep anchor fathom ’ ’
At a special meetiugof the Ladles’ Union Association,
held Saturday evening, April lst3\, it was, on motion,
that a commieteeue appointed to draw up re
solutions expressive of thesentimantsof the association
relative to the death of the President.
Whereas, In the midst of the season when our hearts
were filled with joy at the prospect of a speedy peace*
it h«s »etmed well to the mighty Ruler or earth to
a 1 low the foul hand'of the assassin to strike the life
from the bead of the nation; be it
Sesol-md. That we deeply dfplore the loss of him
wbo ha* with wonderful ability brought us safely
thus far throuth<a Season of peril’such as the country
h»« never before experienced.
Eesolved. That in the death of Abraham Lincoln the
world his lost a bright Christian examplo, a man of
deep thought, and of modest,-unassuming disposition—
ore who lived, In the midst of temptations, a life of re*,
marksble purity and honesty- ±v - ~
Resolved, That as a statesmsn-and patriot he should
st&ndfirst in tne hearts of his co&ntrymen through all
time
Resolved, That we feel no sympathy for those who
willingly sacrifice principle, and are ready to grasp the
hands already red with the blood of the noblest sons of
our l&na and which have been making desolate many
hitherto happy home*, and seeking to destroy the best
Government with which the earth has ever bean-blessed.
Resolved, That we recogniza In this font murder
another offspring of the monster Slavery, and feel that
while a vestige of its twin, Prejudice, remains the
country i* liable to be startled at any moment with the
new* of deeds such as could be planned and executed
only by Satan’s emissaries.
Resolved. That we have now new.cause for a rigorous
execution of justice to the leaders of the rebellion* and
we hope that the nation will extend to our new Presi
dent, Andrew Johnson, their undivided support la his
Tlat w« exteiii our moatearaastand haart-
I.H e.mpath. to tbs family and membm of >h» CaM
cet of axr dsseased Pr.siDeat, aad wblle we daa.ly
monrn his aatimelr loa». x» can but feel that tt 1. In’
accord.B.e with the will of Him who do.th all thluja
well, although ths way m»Y to ns seem dark and
That the fait to be-opened at Concert Hall,
April 17th. for sick and wounded colored soldier., he
postponed on account of the f'nniBl t rK I gDKLL mitT '
CAEBIB I- LBOOUa^,
MARY Y. BROWN.
M. GBETBUDB OFFBTT.
It ' Commit tea.
I3gf UNION CHIIUBBS’S MEETING.
EDWARD PAYSON HAMMOND will oreseh
aaain to the Yonng on TUISDaY. 4 o’elook. mh Inst.
at the 7 ebsrnacle Bate Ist Church, on t)HE3TNUftgtre»t,
near Eighteenth. All are Inyited. ' It*
rHUADELFHIi POST OVFICE,
, Apru. 18.1865.'
TO-MOBBOW, (Wednesday) 19th ln.t . helns eat
apart for the obsequies of onr lamented late President,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, this office wllPhe aloswl at U
o’elocir am. end remain closed dating taeday.
° The ctrrier* will make hntONB delivery or letters,
T Lriterewiifba collected w 0 * 98
and otb6rdspd»iterl#satB*ndBA- “•
The seveial stations wiH he clored at same hear a.
central office. G. A. WALBi>KN
t aplS-it Peetmaster.
NEW DOMUIOS OILCOMPANI.
_ A m eetln, of the Stoc will h, held at
the Offlee. No 16 ionth FROM r Street, on TTO4DAY.
Apr U 18th. at 12 o’clock M , for the parooaa of adopting •
By* Law*, electing officers, and transactingeach other,
hoalneas as may he hrongbt h.fore the moating
apdlßWim JOBS B. 89«l9t6irr,
gf PBBSBYEBAHCK HOSE
COMPANY, No. 0.
The members will assemble at the Hose Reuse,
Tara hay, at i» o'clock m..
to proceed to Washington, to attead the Funeral of oar
late fellow*member*
HON. ABBAHAM LINCOLN. PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES.
Drew, fall blaek suit.
By order of
_ -. JOHN G. BUTLER, President
Isaiah" Bates, Ja, Secretary, • \\
tggr* 1 custom rouse,
.. . Philadelphia, April 17,1965.
v ,1 ,°f the employee* of the Ou*tora aoaee,
held this montfaff. to take action la relation to the
death of PRESIDENT LINCOLN, Nr. D. F. Williams
wae called to the chair, and Mr. William J. Qlllini
bam appointed Secretary.
On motion of Mr. Benjamin Huekel. a committee of
S£ e §*pf»°? BU H?*£ f T^oma * Fltigarald, Chas. M. Hall,
WU JamH. Maurice were appointed, who reported
'tofellow*:
Whereas, The nation has sustained a deplorable and
Beverefco ; he;foraotten calamity in the death of ABRA
HAM LINGOJ&* by the hand of an asmsstD; and,
whereas, out hearts are bowed in sorrow at this tm
timely and shocking bereavement; amt* whereas, it is
eminently proper that the demite oi one so generally
beloved, so gentle, so pare, so wise, and *ood should
be mourned by all who lore their country and respect
iis faithful and patriotic servants; therefore,
Resolved. That we mingle our sympathies and our
sorrows with thoie of the people generally, in vtew of
this bereaVt meat and express a deep sense of our in~
dividual and national loss In the removal from the
Presidential chair of him who was a friend to the poor
aid enslaved, a strong advocate and defender of na
tional unity, a generous and noble m»xt» an enlightened
statesman and Christian patriot, who>e memory we
tenderly cherish, whose virtues we would imitate and
commei rf, whose political course we heartily endorse,
as free from selfishness, marked with high integrity,
and calculated to work out for the nation complete
liberty and ultimate greatness.
Resolved, That we welcome as sueeeMor to the be
loved and lamented LINCOLN. Hon. ANDREW JO*IN
SOW. to the high honors and great rsvpoßtibtiitv of the
Chief Haiistraey, believing that his stern political in
tegrity, Mi- unyielding opposition to the febelUon, and
enlightened statesmanship will, with the blessing of '
God. hear him through the great work of completing
what his distinguished predecessor had almost com*
assured that the nation, relying upon his ante
cedents, &t a put lie servant, upon hi* manliness and
his ability, will accord to him toe moral and material
snrpoit which the beet and wisest need in a day Use
thte.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathize with the Hon.
wuiiuu H Sf.waTd. the eagseious, learned; and wise
Seen tary of State, In the brutal Injuries which he and
his family received at the hands of an assassin,
Resolved- That we will'join in every observance cal
ru atecE to show reverence and love for our late merciful
and just Chief Nagietraie. it
OFFICE Of THE CANfEOLIERS
Of PQBUO fcCHGOLS, First District of Pean
ajlvsnia. Fhilaoblphia, April 17, 1885.
At a meeMrg of the Controllers of Public School*. First
District at p, uutylvanio, hei d at the Controllers’ Cham
ber, on M fliiA*. April 17th, 1865. the following Pro
anble ana Beroiutiocs were adapted:
Wnereas, By an inscrutable dispensation of the Su.
memo G<,v*rnoro* the Universe, ABKAHAM LINCOLN,
IhePresidert of the Unite* States, has ba*n removed
fromtmr widetrandtfce; hearts of a loyal people are
wrap* with anguish at this sudden beieavement;
whereas. The noble character of the departed,
the many, virtues of his private and public life, the die
nngulshed devotion manifested by him in all his acts
to the e*nee of human freedom and equal rights to all
mankind, end the sincere and whole soul consecration
or MttseJf mlgnty tatk of the preservation of our
glorious Union.and all its blessings io ub and posterity,
do well dewTve the heartfelt acknowledge cue at of a
grateful people; therefore, belt
Resolved- That in the death of Abraham Lincoln, the
Bixtee&th President of the United States, the nation baa
susialned an affliction which we deeply mourn and de
pict®.
Resolved, That to Abraham Lincoln, under the bless
ing of God, the nation owes tie preservation In a parted
of awful peril, and we will ever associate with his me
me rt a recollection of the deep debt of gratitude which
weowehlm.
Resolvtd. That we will ever hold iu grateful venera
tion his unblemished character to a man, a patriot, and
a statesman.
Resolved , That we extend to the widow and family of
our lamented President Ue assurance not only of our
heartfelt sympathy, but abo of that of th * fourteen
hundred lead ere and more than seventy-five thousand
i-chcar* under our care.
Resolved , That this Chamber shall be draped in
monrsing lor six months in token of our grief and our
nation's Jos-s.
Resolved, That, as a just and fitting tribute to tha
memory of the man whom we delight to honor, and
whcee bright example we would desire the youth un
der our care to emulate, the Public Schools of this Dis
trict be cloßf d daring the present week.
Resolved, That it be mom maeded to each Section to
hold sneb appropriate exsreiseß on MONDAY AFTER
NOON, April 24ib, as will fuither testify the grief of
all connected with our Public be bools on tha occasion
of this.«rr«a* National Criamiiy, and that each Section
b* requested, to forward an attested record of ite pro
ceeding* to this Board, to be put together and forwarded
to the family of our late President with the resolutions
of this meeting.
Prom the minutes.
aplB 8t BENNY W. HALLIWELL, Secretary.
I®" BATE OF THE HUMANE HOME
*« COMPANY, No. 4r . - •
PHH.ADTST.PHrA, April 17, 18%.
At a special metting of the HUMANE HDSB COM
PANY, held this evening, the following preamble and
resolutions were unanictouriy adopted:
Whereas, We ere called upon to express our grief iu
common withnour fellow countrvmeu upon the sad
ana terrible calamity we have suffered in the death of
our he-oved Crief Magietrate, ABBaHAM LINCOLN;
therefore, belt
Resolved. Ti at while in sorrow and mourning we
learn of our martyred Chieftain’s death, we feel confi
dent that our Divine Father, who has carried us
tbrough the past four years of war and suffering,
will mike all things equal, and in the end con
found onr enemies, avesge his death* reward him for
hte goed works, and restore to our country the peace
to earnestly desired.
Resolved, That the hall and apparatus of the Com
pany be shrouded in mourning for the space of thirty
days, and that the foregoing resolutions bs published,
in the Public, Ledger, Press, and Inquirer, of the
city of Philadelphia
Committee- Ed J, Megaigan, Tbos. Hamilton, Wm.
Hegantwiler, J. A. Meet®, J. H. Conklin:
8.-L HIFPAKD, President.
Attest—J. P Etahl, Seo’y Htimaae Bo e Co., No 4 *
BFT STORE CLUB SPECIAL
V 3& MELTING; . :
" ' . Pheladelphta, Aoril 17, IABS.
At-n sploial meeting .of the KEIoTONS CLUB, of
PenpeylvStda, Weld MONDAY Evening, the following
'preamble aid resolution, were uxanimously adouted:
. Whereas. ti?o President of the United States, ABEA-
has been assassinated; and
■ Whereas. The Keystone Club, iu common with all
true citizens of the United States, mourn this sad cala
mity, regardingieasanoutxageon the American cha
-tfieter, and npon Democratic Rtpresantative Govern*
meet, an act which ha* produced the direst calamity
end clothed the land in utter woe.
Resofoeef, That the members of the Keystone Club
express their detestation of lhis-crime* deplore its con
sequence*, and unite with theflbniveisal expression of
rsorrow at this exeat calamity.
GINBRAL WM. McCANDLE6B, President.
JOHN CAMPBELL, Corresponding Secretary. ap!B
•3H* J>IYIOIS2SI> NOTICE.-OFFICE OF
MihERAL OIL COMPANY, 534 WALNUT
Philadelphia* April 17.
Ti e Board of Director* bay* this d*y declared & divi
dend of CBS PER CE3T. on the cseit&l stack of the
Company, payable at thett office on and after the 26th
lust., deer of Stale lanes The transfer hooka will
cloven tbe 19th instant, at 3 o’clockP. M and re open
on the 27th. infit. Hr. SSA-'SIiS,
eplS-8t . . ; Secretary, ..
UffIOaiMJECTISO TO PABTICI-
I® PA fB IN' TBS FOBSSAti BBBVXCS3 OF P&S
SJDEBT LUfCOLST. In accordance with the request >
the Actisjr Secretary of State, the UNION, GKRBBN
-BTEBET, ST PATTIS, and EBSdtZBR METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES of this city will meet for
preyerln the Union M. R Church, FOURTH Street,be
tween Marks* and Arch, on WJSONEB.D AY next, 19th
last., at 12 o’clock. :ap!B 2t*
rja* OFFICE OF THE JERSEY WELL
9S& OIL COMPANY. 4»9 CHESTNUT Street.
Philadelphia- April 17. 1835.
DIVIDEND —The Directors have thU day declared
their TAlrd Monfh’y Dividend of THREE f&R GENT ,
payable at the Office on. and after Hay 1 The transfer
boohs -win ife closed from the 214 instant until Ist
proximo. W M BARLOW,
aplS tuthi3t Secretary and Treasurer.
a.Ta» KOTICE.-AT A MEETING OF THE
vS& Snbf-cribers of SCOTT’S EVENING GOLD AW'D
STOCK EXCHANGE it was unanimously resolved to
adjourn until THURSDAY BVBNiNG next, after the
OhieQoiea of our late President. ABRaHAM LIN
COLN. : . It
*3Sf*> HORTICULT CBAI HALL-S, W.
1™? corner BRoad and WaLSUP Sts. Monthly
Display and Stated Meeting THIS EVENING.. it
rgr SOUTHWARK NATIONAL BANK,
t3B» Philadelphia- April 17,1805.
At the stated meeting of the Board of Directors, held
this morning, one of ihe members having announced to
the Board the awful calamity that had befallen the na
tion in the e;uel asaass.nation of its Chief Magistrate,
it was unanimously
Resolved* That this Board do immediately adjourn
wl-bont transecting any business; and that we will
cordially unite with our fellow citizens in anydemon
ttraiions of respect and sympathy that may be tendered
to tt e memory of our belovt d President, the Saviour of
his country. F. P. BTBBL,
It Cashier.
NOTICE-ATTENTION!—StESI-
W 3& BEES of the 71st REGIMENT P. V. (late Coio
nelßaher’s Begin ent) are requested to meet at C 2f.
Bevt> ’s, SIXTH Street, below Chestnut, THIS EVEN
ING, at/Ko’Oocz. for the purpose of making arrange
ments to attend the funeral of our late lamented PEE
SiBENC.
By order of the Committee _ . _ _ __-**-*_
, Captain J. DEVINE-
Sergeant J. J. BURNS.
It* CHARLES 8. OLCOTf.
IN CONSKOUENCE OF THE NA«
12®' TIONiL CALAMITY. TBB FAIR which was
to have been held at HaSOMiC HALL during the week
following April 17th*by “PerseveranceLodge,No.4. In
dependent Order of Good Samaritans and Daughters of
Samaria, ” will be postponed until May 2d, 1835 lfc*jg
STATEMENT OF THE EGBERT
I® OIL COMPANY PROM MAY 10th, 1854, TO
MARCH Slst, Jiss.
Total receipts. 860 01
Paid dividends July 9. $12.6C0; Aug.
S 9, $10,000; Oct 20, $10,000; Deo 22,
l£64 t $16.000-.—..— $17,500 00
Exytnae at We 115.799 88
“ State Tax.« 1,625 10
** Salary of Snpßrintendent... 1023 84 •
** Assistant Clerk.... 333 28
” Books, Stationery, 60S 74
01.882 74
Balance on hand, March 31,1885.....520,677 28
aplB-8t WM. mT CASTER, Treasurer.
OFFICE OF “THE HOOTER AMO
las? Marshall oil g 0.,” •
. N. W. Corner Fifth and Chestnut,
Room- No. S.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS: # .
The Directors would respectfully-inform the Stock
holders of "The Hoover and Marshall Oil Company”
that the affairs of the Company are in a good and sound
condition, and that the developments on thelrprooerty
are being vigorously prosecuted. That they could have
declared a dividend some time ago from the products of
their well, now yielding, bnt instead of doing so have
applied the proceeds thereof to the boring of the new
welt on the * Hoover” track. __
They have also leased a portion of the fifty -acre tract,
and have had -several applications for more leases for
h»h the oil.' The wells on this tract are to be sunk im
mediately ,
Several Targe at ikes having recent’y been made in
the immediate vicinity of the fifty, acre tract, they feel
the greatest confidence in expeMtngthe most satisfactory
results. The well now being bared by the Company,
on the SoovertTact, they feel assured will yield notless
than sixty barrels of oil per day Thebooksof the Co
mpany, with letters almost dally received from the Su
perintendent, are open for inspection at the office of the
Disorder of the Board of Directors.
y rOI H. B BARNHURBT, Secretary.
Philadelphia, April 11th, 1863. aplB 8i .
AMERICAN MAIL
MIL MACHINE MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
PENNSYLVANIA AND MARYLAND.
CAPITAL $300,000.
6,000 SHARES—PAR VALUE, $3O,
T&BSIPBNT,
HENRY THOMAS.
T&BASUBBR.
jobn Hall.
BISECTORS,
-HBNRY THOMAS, Harrisburg.
JOHN w. HALL, Harrisburg.
C. A WALRORN* Philadelphia.
R. G. BIEMA9. Baltimore
HENRY GiLBSBT, Harrisburg
BANKERS,
ADAMS & LEVIB, Philadelphia.
The Subscription Book for the Capital Stock of this
Company is now op*n at the Banking House of ADAMS
& LEYIb, No. 305 CHEST*Br Rtxeet, Philadelphia.
Persons wishing to make a profitable investment are
respectfully invited to call on Hours ADAMS & LEVIS,
who will atVß.them further information, and win show
then! the Machines, now running and manioc nails.
The advantage* we claim for our Machines over any
otherein u i e, are:
That they produce a more perfect nail, with a better
head, ai d fewer imperfect nails. *
That they effect a caving of not less than fifty par
cent., in the expense of grinding knives and dies. t
And the Machines being self feeding* they effaii a
easing <w from fifty to seventy-five per cent; in the
latorof cutting najls,. . ‘
Parties feeling Gn interest, and desiring to subscribe,
pi,.««cii *ui wwiM tti UwawVrw.
THE
-|3f FSiSHTAI POSI'POSED.
la accordance with general deid-e, and that all mar
participate In tho illumination oh hauler Mend*r •ra
nine, the
OPENING OF THE CRB XT 08GAIT,
tK Tag
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT,
FILBERT Street, between Seventeenth and Eighteenth,
Hae been Postponed to
TUEPDAY EVBNIBG NEXT, April 18th.
A few tickets remaining at One Dollar each, mar be
had at the Episcopal Bookstore, 1931 (heetnnt; 0, V.
Adame (late Borne), 911 Chaste it; Bible House, JET,
W. eer. Seventh and Walnut; W. J. Oaffeo, N X cor.
Broad and Chestnut, and F. O, Oliver, N- W. cor,
'Eighteenth end Sprnce. , aplSemtuSt
1SB» FOSTFONEnENI OF CHOBIb
A*'. FESTIVAL.—On account of tha death of the
Freeldentof the United States, the Choral Festival to.
be.hrid in St, Clement's Church, on WEDNESDAY and.
THUBBDAY Evenlnae, will be postponed until further
notice. it
|39» IBS SPIBriEibISTS ARK IB-
VlTBDtosssemblea>BaSBoM STBBE r HALL,
at 12 o’clock oaWEDNBBDiY.to “eolemnlie theocoa-
Sion of the funeral" of onr late C UIEF
Addresses will be' delivered hr Mrs, Wilhelms Hr.
Flnner, and others. . aplBx2t*
FETBOLEUII
THE HEW YORE AND LIVERPOOL
PETROLEUM OOMPANIf,
ORGANIZED UNBXB THE
HIHIBO ABD HANUFAOTUBBf® LAWS OF THE
STATE OF BBW TOBK.
CAPITAL, OWE MILLION DOLLARS,
» t
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SHARES,
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, fNPBRSHAKS,
NOT LIABLE TO FUBBHSS ASSESSMENT.
OFFICES:
80. »•» EMPIRE BUILDING,
Bo Tl BROADWAY, BBW TOES. r
Pobt Orrioß addkbss, Box 80. 6388. New Yob*.
opfiobbs. -
Hon. DABIEL S. DICKINSON, President.
WIL T. PHIPPS. Vtee Preiident.
BOBEBT BASSETT, Secretary.
H. J. BUKTIB. Mining Superintendent, Titusville, Pc.
ATLAB TIC BANK-, 80. Mg Broadway. N.Y., Treaanry,
The well! of the Company are now prodneinn oil.'
Payment for stock may be made In drafts, regletered.
notee, or Oovornment bonds end securities, which bonds
and securities will bo taken at their market value.
Remittances may be addressed to the Company, P. O.
Box So. 6368. Sew Fork City, or to ‘‘Atlantic Bank,
Treasury of the Bew York and Liverpool Petroleum
Company, 80. 142 Broadway, Bow lon City,” or to
any of Its agents. • mhS-Sm
wasp" OFFICE OF THE PIERRE PONT
OIL COMPANY, xai South THIRD Street,,
Philadelphia.
A meeting cf the Stockholders will beheld at the office
of (he Company, on HOBDAY, May Ist, >894. at M
o’clock M , fi r ihe purpose of organization aad election
of Directors to serve for the entnina year.
apl7-tf WM H WALLACE, Secretary,
KSf OFFICE OF CORN PLANTER Oil,
COMPANY, No. 54* WALNUT Stieet, March
27
The ANNUAL MBSTIBH* of tb« Stockholders ofthl*
Company will he held at their offle* on TtTJSSP AY,
APBIL 16ih. 1£65. at 12 o’clock 81, at which time an
Election for Directors to serve the ensuing year wIU be
held. THOHASBSBABi.Be
mh2S tuatap\B Secretary,
OFFICE OF THE HAPLB AMBER
19? OIL COMPACT, »3 Sooth THIBD Street.
PsiirADHiiPHiA, April 10, 1855,
The first annual meeting of the stockholders of this
Ccmpanv wUI be held on
V? BBHEbDAY, the 3d day of May, 1885.
at the office of rhe Company, between the hoars of
4 and 5 o'clock P M., to elect FIVE DIRECTORS, to
tervi for one jyear. B. BEAU MOST STALEY,
apll- tmhfftt* Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE OAMEROH PE>
»» TBOLEUM COHPAKY, 33* WALNUT street;
~ Philadelphia, Ap»U 13, 1686. v -
By a resolution of the Board of Directors, the books
of this Company were closed on MONDAY, the 10th
in*t Holders of receipts'will please present them at
the Office and receive their certificates. -*V
Per the information of subscribers it maybe stated
that, besides the several wells now in operation o i one
of the farms of this Company, forty new wells are now
being smk. several of which will be .finished within
sixty days; whilst on their other farm the Board have
directed forty lots to be leased, for - wnioh there are al
r«*y applicant, for DABLIHGTO V,
ap? j.6t Sacretaryc
OFFICE OF THE BI SOLUTE
MINUS G COMPANY, No 33* WALNUT St.
Pkiladblfhia. April II 1865
NOTION is hereby liven that all Stosk of the RE3O
- MINING COMPANY on which instalments are
dne and unpaid Is hereby declared forfeited, and will
be sold at public auction on &ATDBDAT, thelStkday
of May, 1866, at 12 o’clock. noon, at the office of the
Secretary of the Corporation according Charter
Mid By* Laws, unless redeemed on or before that day.
By order of the Directors. B. A. HODPEh.
ap!2 tiny 13 Secretary and Treasurer.
EES** HOTICE:-THE OPEUISG CEBE-*
1® MONIES cf the new MUA TGI PAL HOSPITAL
have been postponed until THURSDAY, the 27th hast;;
at 3 o’clock P. M. The public are invited to attend
without farther notice By order of the Board.
api7-3t WM. H. gBlCHLiah, Secretary.
NOTICE —A SPECIAL MEETING
of the Stockholders of the BLUB CBBBK OIL
COMPANV will beheld at the Company’s office, No.
*O7 WALNUT Street, on SATURDAY, the 22d April,
at 4 o’clock P- M. •* „
By order of the Board. R B. ALSO?,
apU-lOt* r Secretary.
K®* 1 NOBTHEBN ETBERTIEB A.SD
»» PENN TOWNSHIP RAILROAD COMPANY,
Philadelphia. April 8,1856
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany, and an Election for Officers to serve for the on*
auiog year, and until others shall be elected, wtH be
of the Philadelphia and Reeding Bail
road Company, No. 337 South FdOR’IH Streeter on
■asssi thBW
•3®““ MIHVTIHIU AKB - BCSOOfe-
HANHA . BAILBOAD COMPAeY, OFFICE
22T South FOOBTH Street. .
Phh.absi.phia, April 6th, 1886
The annual meeting of tlie Stockholder* of thl*
company, and an election for President and six
Managers, mill take pli ce at thiMJFFIGS of the COM...
FAN?, on HOBDAY, the let day of Hay next, at Id
o’clock M
ap7 trnyl • WH. H WBBB, Secretary.
|®» “PORTUGUESE ISTfBSATIOS-
E3G Ah EXaiHITIOS. ’ ’-Contributors to the above
Exllbiiion'wlU receive every information by calling
at the office of the Portuguese Consul, 201 South
FBOKT Street. ap!6 «t
«2S» OFFICE OF TBS AMERICAN
I® FIBK IHSUBAHOE OOHPABY,
Phh.akxi.phi a, April 10,1885.
The Directors have tbta day declared a Dividend of
SBVBB BOLLAEB AKD FIFTY CEET3 FEB SHABE
tor ibe last Mx Months, which mill he paid to the Stock
holders or thotr legal Bepreaentativea, on and after the
20th instant, CLBsR OF Af.L TAXES.
apll-9t AbBERT 0. L. CHAWFOKD, Sec’y.
GOOD SPRING RAILROAD
*W COHPA9T
Philadelphia.- April 8.1885
The annual meeting of the stockholder* of this Corn
pany* and an election for President and six Managers
to serve for the ensuing year. and. until otherß shall be
elected. Trill be held at the Office of the Polladelphla
and Beading Railroad Company* 80. 237 South
FOURTH Street- on MOHDaY* the Ist day of May
next, at \X& o’clock A. M • . .
&pB-tmyl WH. H. WEBB, Secretary,
ra* HOTICE IB HEREBY GIYEIS
BSE? that the Annutl Meeting of the Stockholders of
the CENTRAL TRANSPORTATION COMPANY OP
PSHBRYLVAHIA ‘will be held at the office, corner of
THIRTIETH ana MARKET Streets, West Philadelphia,
on MONDAY, the 24th day of April next, at 10 o’clock
A M, for the purpose of electing Nine Directors, a
Treasurer, and Secretary, to serve for one year.
J F. COTTRINOER. Secretary.
Philadelphia, April 8,1865. . apB-l2t
IHAMCOOR’S CORPS OP YETE
BANB. „
Hbabqoartbbb,
Bichbokd Ball. April 18.1865
All mem mustered tie 6th and Bib Inst., and recruited
at Pifih and Frans streets, will receive their Clothing
'and Special Bounty, and he forwarded to Washlnston
TBIS EVENING ‘ ■ - , , „
They will he .repaved to execute their Powers of
Attorney for. the collection of City Bounty at these
Bead quarter* THIS DAT, atlO o'eloch A. M
All ahsonteee will he treated as DESERVE SS.
By order of . _B I TaXMAN.
It* Mai let Army Corps and Brevet Col. IT, a, V,
STHE DAY IS OURS !
215th PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS,
9th UNION LEAGUE REGIMENT.
TBE MIDITABY COMMITTBB OF THE UNION
LEAGUE Me received authority to raise ANOTESB
BEOIMEBT OP INFANTRY for
TWELVE MONTHS' SERVICE,
MMK THE CALL OP DEOBMBER 19, 186*.
Orders have been liven to the Provost Marshals and
other Mastering Officers to master In Booruite for the
Bailment.
The Officers are all Veteran Boldlors, end will take,
care of their men, and he with them in the field.
NATIONAL GUARDS’ HAUL,
>
KA.OE STREET, BELOW SIXTH.
CITY ABD CTITED STATES BOUNTIES:
ORE *aOO.
TWO TEARS ............. 650.
THESE YEARS ........ 800.
Besides the HIGHEST WABD BOUNTIES and PAT,
RATIONS, and CLOTHINX
Btciuitlog Stallone have been eetabllshed in various
par! a ol theslty.
By order of the
MILITARY COMMITTEE OP THE UNION LEAGUE
ap7,B-apll tnthsdt
t PRIZE MONE* AND GOVERN
MENT BOUNTY TO ALL WHO BETTES THE
WITS* STnTBS MAEIfifB CORPS. ,
Orders bare been received from the bead of the.
Marine Corps at Washington not to restrict recruits to
a particular class (as has been the cue heretofore)* but
to receive ALL who hare served in the volunteer ser
vice, or in the r* solars, or in the marines, and have
been honorably discharged. Koch persons enlistlns in
\he United States Marines trill receive the Govern
ment bounty. and will also be entitled to. their share of
Srize money in any capture of the enemy s vessels,
’or farther information apply at the recruiting ren
dezvous So 311 Soath FBOHT Street, between 0 A.
M. and 3 o’slock P. M., ereiy day but Sunday.
JAMES FOBETHY,
Captain and BeornUing Officer.
QUODS REDUCED TO ~
I have reduced my entire nook or goods, consisting at
•WATCHES,
fine jewelry,
SILVER PLATED WARE,
and lolld SILVERWARE, to present (old prioes.
HABPER, Jto.
*“,520 &BCH STREET.
W&J»
•10 FEB SHARE,
SOLITARY'
HEADQ.XTAETEES,
GOLD PRIOES.
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fHERIFF’S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditioni Exponas, to me dlrectfMl, will
exposed to public eale or vendue, on MONDAY Eve
ning, Alar X, 1865, at 4 o’clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
'' All that two-etory brick church edifice and lot of
rmnd situate on the north eideof Spring Garden street,
reel .net of Broadstreet, in the city 01 Philadelphia;
containing in front on Spring Garden street 91 feet more
* less, and in depth about 100 feet.
H>.C.sM..’6S ML DSht. SI.SM 71. P C. Brewster ]
TTaken in executlau and to be sold as the property of
me rectors, choree wardens, and vestrymen of the
Church of the lnterceenor c HOW sheriff,
jr Philadelphia* Sheriff’s Office, April 17,186fc aplB-3t
CHERIFF’BTsALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
AJ a writ of Venditioni Exponas, to me directed, will be
exposed to public sale or vendue, on HOR DAY Evening,
Hay 1,1666, at 4 o’clock, at Sansom-street HalL
AU that threasrery brick store, dwelling Bo 1705,
and lot of ground* situate on the east side of German
town road, shout fifty-four feet-north o r Columbia ave
nue, in the elty of Philadelphia; containing in front on
Germantown road about seventeen feet nine inches and
in depth about one hundred and five feet. , ,
[C. C, P. iM. ,’65 140 Debt. *99 75 Quin. 3
HENRY C HOWELL, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff’s Office, April 8.1665. aplB-3t
OHERIFF’S BA.IJS.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditioni Exponas, to me directed, will he
exposed to public saleorv.e&dne, ou MONDAY t Evening,
May 1.1866* at 4 o’clock* at Saneom-street Hall,
Ail that lot of ground «Uuate on the norehaatt side or
romherland street in Germantown, iu the city or
Philadelphia; containing in front on Cumberland street
49 feet, and In depth 130 feet Bounded northeast by
sronrd of Mary Tyeon. southeast by ground or John
(,Caldwell,and southWsstbyCnmberland*trett. Cwolch
premises Thomas Hallowell, a nx.. by deed dated Ju’T
Jst 1866, recorded In Deed Book B p y.« No. 111,
;pele 187, Ac., conyeved unto Alexander McDoagallin
fee* mervinff grousd rent of thirty dollars i
[D.C ;hi. ♦’BB. 374: Debt*.6@3s 30 B. Taylor. 3
• Taken in ex* cutlon and to be sold as the property or
' Alexander McDoueall.
“ henry e. HOWELL, Sheriff
Philadelphia. Sheriff’s Office, April 17.1865. ap:B-3t
OHERIFF’S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF A
. KJ writ of Venditioni Expoo as, to mo directed, will be
exposed to public sale or vendae»oa MO ND AY Evening,
May 1, 1866, at 4 o’clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
all that lot of ground situate on the southwest side or
Fowler street- 260 feet northwest of Jtffaraan street, ia
the Twt nly- first warcDof the city of Philadelphia; con
tuning in frost on Fowler street 1% feet and in depth.
90 feet CWbich premises John Ken worthy, et ux « or
deed d»tcd February 9th. 18®, recorded iu Deed Book.
A. 0. H ,Ko 77. page dll, Ac.. conTeyed unto James
Cliat W [ o; cfVlt<66 :36L Debt, *197.94. Dolmgml
Taken in execution end tojbeeold as the proporty of
S&mn Chetwm'. LEERY 3. HOWELL, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff’s Office, AptUl7.l96S. ap’,B-8t
OHERIFF’S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF A
O writ of Venditioni Exponas, to me directed, wiQ be
exposed to public sale or vendue,on MONDAVEyeMiig,
M»? 1,1866, at 4 o’clock, at Bansom-street-Hau* ~ ,
Ail that lot of ground situate ou ths northwest ride of .
Tulip and northeast side of Tucker street, in fchp city of
Philadelphia; eostainlng in front onTutio street sixty
feet, and in depth one hundred and six fcet.to-aitwenty
feet-wide s reet. [Which premises Geor*a W. Edwards*
etux.* by deed dated December 29th. 1848, record* din
Deed Book G- C.. Bo 95, page 497, Ac . convoyed
unto'Samuel T. Bhuhklnfee, reserving ground rent ox
forty-five dollars. * . ,
CD. C.; M., 65. 576. Debt, i44&40 E Taylor, 3
Taken in execution and to be sold, as the property of
Sernoel T. Shank. HBNEY C. HGWfiLL, Bheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff’s Office, April 17,1865, OPIB-S^
gVORGAN, ORB, ft CO., STEAM BK
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FINANCIAL,.
U. 8.
eEVSN-THIBST LOAN.
By anthority of tha Becmtar, of the Treaenry, the
nndenlgned kae uenmed the S*n«nl EnbenlnUoi
Agmey for tho gal* of UniUd State* Treaeury Not*,
boaring aavan and. thna-tanth* m eant intawt Mr
annum, known a* tht
BEVEN.THIRTY LOAN.
Them JTotoe »• laanad under data Of Ann* 18,1888,
and are yayahl* three yaan firom that time, In eur
raney. or are eoavtitihl* at tha optlen of tha holder into
U, 8. BffiO SIX FEB CENT.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.
Then Bond* axe now worth ayranluni of nino x>
oenk, inelndin* gold Internet from Novembor, whieh
autko* tho avtnal tntt on tho T-8Q Loan, at anmint
ntn, ineluding Internet, about ten per cent, per an
num, beeidea lte exempHonfrma Stats and mvmtctpal
taxation, wMch add* from ont to thrtejHr cent, mart,
aeeotding to the rate levtod on other property. Che
Internet le payable eemi-annnally by tonpon* attaahed
to oath note, whiah may ha Mt offend aold to-any bank
or hanker,
Tho intereet amount* to
One eont per day on a ,80 note.
Two nuts per day on a fIOO not*.
Ten cent* per day on a-S6!IO note.
Twenty nnte per day on a *l.OOO not*.
One Dollar per day on a ,6,000 note.
Notoa of all tho denominations named will bo prompt-'
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forwarded at once. The interest to Idth'June next will
ho paid in advance. This is
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now offered by tho Government, and It la eonldently
•xpested that its superior advantage, will make it tha
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OP THE PEOPLE.
Lee* than •800,000,000 of thO'Loan authorised by tho
last Congress are now on the market. This amount,
at tha rata at which it is being absorbed, will all he
subscribed for within four months, when thr notes
will undoubtedly command a premium, as has uni
formly been the ease at the close of the subscriptions
to other Loans.
In order that sltisena of every town and sortion of the
country may oe afforded facilities for taking the Loan,
the National Banka, State Bank*, and Private Banker,
throughout the country hays generally agreed to re.
solve anheeriprione at par. Bnhs«rlben will select theb
own agents, in whom they have confidants, and who
only are to he reaponrihle for tho delivery of the notoa.
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SUBSCRIPTION AGBNT.
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PHffikPKLfHlfi.
COUPONS, 5-20,
gS 1881.
DUE MAI 1,1865, AND JULYI,
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apg lm . lIP SOUTH THIRD STREET,
OHABLBS KKOBT, ATittX. SBXSOg, JX.
OHARLES EMORY & CO.,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 15 South Third street,
PHILADSLFBIA.
All kinds or nnenxrent fond* and Gold and Silver
bought and eold, and Collection, made.
Fartisnlar attention given to the purchase and sale of
Government,State, and other Stocks and Loans on com
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COUPORS,
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BY
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BANKERS AND BROKERS-
AH kinds of
GOYBBRMBRT BBCUBITIBB ARD STOCKS BOUGHT,
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GOLD ARD SILVER BOUGHT ARD SOLD.
Special attention given to OIL STOCKS, mhlfl-am
gSWABD XOBUtA HOKAOS B. XBABSOg.
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e. X. WARNEB, President.
JOHR S. PATTERBOR. Caehier. mh2-3m
g[ U LEECH ft COMPANY,
BANKERS AND STOCK B&OKEBS,
HO. I* FA-BQUHAB BCIUJIHOS,
(Yf ALEUT ST., BELOW THIRD),
rmASSCFXU.
Gold, aoTornmont Bonds, (HI and JHswllaneous
Stoshs, bought and sold on Commission at ths Boards!
Brokers. Dealers in Foreign Bxshangs. Letter, of cre
dit Issued on London. Paris, Antwerp, dm JalS Sm
rjNE FRANKLIN BAVING FUND,
RO. 136 SOUTH FOURTHSTKIKT, BELOW
CHESTNUT,
Fays five per cent. Interest on Deposit*. Agents for
the sale of United States 7 S-» Loans at Par. Govern
ment, State and City Loans and Stocks bought and sold
tor depositors and others on Commlialon. mhl7-3m
CAMUEL ALLEN,
O STOCK BROKER, „
Ro. 136 South THIRD Street,
mhl7-lm» PHH.amp.yHiA.
JJ ARD ENG ft GARDNER,
4X3 ARCH STREET,
WILL OPEN
ON mCRSDAY, APAIL 13tH,
THREE HUNDRED CASES
STRAir GOODS,
JUST. RECEIVED, FROM EASTERN MANU
FACTURERS.
A large stock of FAROBORG BOHRETB. FRBRCH
FLOWERS, LACES, RIBBOHB. MALINES, FRENCH
FRdHES, Ac,, to which wo Invito the attention o:
the trade: »»»•«
JTRBWORKS!
BOHAR OARDLEB.
WHIRLS,
ROCKETS,
> SHAKES,
FLYIRG PIGROHS.
FLOWERPOTS,
. COLORED FIRES,
, „ ” TEIAHGLBB, Ac., Ac.; ac.,
For eale b y . -
a. hl pr ft 00.,
«»•»* &19 KABSXTRbwt.
WANTS.
Wanted— a salesman in a
CLOTH BTOU,
to «11 dIT trod*. Adaitss, wi:o seal name. Box o»S,
PestOßce. ap» »«
WANTED, AT $l5O FEE MONTH,
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”, LIFE IBSPHAKCg The best terms offered. Ap
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COMPANY now forming can be procured by ad
dressing “Petroleum*-” bo* 1776 Post Office. ap\7-2t*
aA.NAL.BOAT BUILDERS AND
CAULKBBB WANTED* at CHESTER,
Constant employment gives Address
WILLIAM FRICK & CO,,
apio-lm Chester. Fauna,
TpIPLOYMCENT SOTOS* FOR HOUBB
KEEPERS* Seamstresses, Chambermaids, Waiters,
Norses, Cooke* Laundresses, and general housework*
white and colored. 903 LOCUST St. ap4-!nr
T?MPLOYMENT HOTOR fob CLERKS,
AJ Book-keepers, Salesmen. Packers. Porters.Watch*
men. Coachmen* Drivers* Conductors, Bar-tenders,
Waiters, Farm* hands. Gardeners, £c. Employers suited
at short notice, 803 and 804 LOCUSTSt. ap4-lm
THING OF TJjE TIMES
VA-ROWBBPB PBIZB BNYBLOPBS; —Agents wanted
everywhere. Premium Watches given to iMEenta On
receipt of stfi we will mail, post-paid* 100 Envelopes*
and a splendid Solid Silver Banting- Case Watch as a
premium to the agent. A single Envelope sent, with
circular and fnllpariienlars* on receipt of 25cants. Ad
dress A. H. BOWES A GO., P. 0., Box 4»D, 36 BBBK
MAST Sgeet, N. Y. mhWam
WOOL, WOOL.
*" waHTE o—A good second-hand •
30 INCH CONDENSER and NBOOND BREAKER
LAP DRAW.
Address . S. C BRINSEB,
apiagj* Hidd-etown* ra.
m WANTED TO BENT—FOR ONE
■™' or more yeata. a good HOUSE, with modern im
provements, furnished or unfurnished; -location pre
ferred between Broad and Twenty, first ctreets.onChest
n ut. Walnut, or fcptace streets; Posse Baton required about
Jnly Ist. An excellent opportanitr to 'rent by persons
going abroad. Good locations other than above not
objectionable. Address Box 362. P. O &pl4-6t*
FOR BAL£ ANn TO LET.
Mf o r sal e—a handsome
COUNTRY SEAT on School-house Cane; near Ger
mantown Large Stone House- with all modern con
veniences; Stone Coach House and Stable, with Stalls
for six Her tee. Grounds well planted, shaded, and
improved; and a 1! in perfect order and repair. For
particular*, inquire at lit CHESTNUT St, apl6-fi**lf -
m BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY BEBL
MDERCE, BOXBOBOUGH, Twenty-first ward, ,i C
and a .half mH*s from the citv. FOR SALE, by M,
THOMAS & SONS. April 26th, 1835, ap\B fit*
m FOB SALE—HANDSOME STONE
JBICOTTAGEi containing eight rooms; situated in the
lower end of Germantown, near Fisher's Lane station.
Averr location. Lot*i6o byISO feet, Posses^
Apply
an 8- tntbftia;* Noe. SO and 13 North F &ONT St,
f TO LET —A THREE-STORY
■kl BOUSE, with three-story back buildings, No.
1533 CHES fNUT Street. Apply on the premises be
tween 8 and Uo tlocfc A. If. It*
£ CHESTER COUNTY FARM—JR
160 ACEBS—two miles from Downingtown* a 33
wlih STONE HAN SION, nine chambers, double deck
Stone Barn, Stage passes the door every day, connect
ing with Pennsylvania Railroad Fifteen acreß Mee
dow; an Orchard of ICO Trees. For Bale and early
possession. A, P, & I. H. MORRIS,
apl7-st* ... 016A8,05 Street
M TO RENT-A HANDSOME COT
TAGS, ready furnished* on Oape Island, N J. In
quire at 806 MARKET Street. Philadelphia.
aplS Si* JOHN P, SLOAN.
m BIXTEINTH . STREET. —FO R
MB* SALE—a most desirable four story brick D WELL
ING, 821 South Sixteenth street; two water closets,
furnace, ges and tas-fixtures, marble vestibule, fine
verandah, and situation most eligible Apply to
J. H CURTIS & BOH* Real Estate Brokers.
aplfiSl* 433 WAhSUr Street
m SUPERIOR MANSION AND
h LARGE LOT, bn the FRANKFORD Road, at AL
LEGHENY Avenue, built in the most snbstantul man
ner, with every possible convenience, with stable and
carri&te louse This is a delightful residence for tum
nfer or winter. H. F. GLENN,
apifi tf 133 8 FOURTH St.
m FOR SALE—A DESIRABLE'OOT*
ne TabE. with 4K acres, on tie Old YOBg Bead.
Large variety of fruit and shrubbery, carriage house*
Ac. , and everything necessary to make It a desirable
enmmer residence. B F GLENN.
a P‘6 tf 133 S FOURTH 86.
MFOR SALE— DWELLING 1025 FIL •
BEET Street, Ngith early possession.
Dwelling 1412 So Ah PENN Square. This is a delight
ful residence in summer. ____
Large dwelling southeast corner EIGHTH and Spruce.
Peat dwelling 184 North TWENTIETH. Row vacant.
Also, many others, both large and small.
B F. GLEHNI33 S FOURTH St ,
apIS-tf and 6, W. cor. SEVENTEENTH and Green.
m CHESTNUT HILL COTTAGE
HAND FURNITURE FOR BALE, with stable, ice
house, ilower garden* fruit, and shade trees. Lot 842
feet front on Bethlehem turnpike, about three minutes’
walk north of the depot* with fiae view of the valley.
J B. MI PCHBL.
No. 310 YORK Avenue.
Or. W. JL LITTLETON,
aplg-St* No 514 WALNUT Street.
gm, FOR SALE—A SPLENDID
"building LOTo t FOUR ACRES, on STENTOM,
Avenue, near Fifher s Lane Station, G. Jk N. R B.;
unsurpassed in location or natural advantages; two
springs of water, and some fine old trees.
ALSO—3T ACRES OF GROUND on Flaher sLane,
nearly adjoining the station and extending towards Old
York Road; Bread street rum near the line.
Apply _
iplB tuthalSt* Nos. 10 and 13 North FROl^St.
A SUPERIOR FAMILY 'HORSE
to,ale at MAHDBY’B Stable, BIHTH Berest,
below Kat.. ' lt-
TO OIL, COAL COMrAWXJSS; AND
A OTBBRS.-Tbe large Bolidlar, »itaat«d.atKo.
EUBEET MAO GEBOOB,
It *lO WALHUT Street,
TO OIL MEN.
A . FOB SALE,
FIFTY-ORB ACRES OF LAND os Two-Mile Run,
Sugar (Jreek Township, Venango County, Pennsyl
vania, ox e hundred yards from Kunile’s celebrated
■Wells. This tract is sot excelled by any in the State
for'the production of the best Lubilcafctng Oils.
For particulars apply at No. dlls UT ALJffUT
Street. ' >pl£th»tu3t*
“PTJSJKESS ESTABLISHMENT FOR
-L> saLB IB THJB CITY OF WASHINGTON.—In
consequence of the 111-health of the proprietor, a well*
established and profitable Wine* Liquor, and Family
Grocer?, wholesale end retail, business is now offered
for sale, together with the lease of the premises, about
fire years to run. *
Ike stock consist* of a very choice end wall-selected
assoitment of the above articles, and a ill bs sold in
whole or In part Applv for farther information, by
letter, to JAMBS WILSON, Box Ho. 831 Washington
Fost Office, D, C. ap!7 8l
fllL LANDS FOE SALE.—A YALUA
bIe Tract of 186 acres Boring ■Territory, on Ma*
boning Elver. In Lawrence county. Pa.
Also, a Tract of 75 acres on Cherry Knit.
B. F OLBSN,
apie-tf las South FOUST g Street.
PTOB BENT—AN OFFICE, FINELY
■A- located on CHESTNUT Street, suitable for an Oil-
Company. May be had on easy terms. Inquire of
C. BARTX.B9OST,
No 311 CHESTNUT Street,
ap!6 St Second Floor.
WM. F. WARBURTON,
FASHION ABXiE HATTER,
430 Chestnut Street.
NEXT DOOB TO THE POST OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA)
pAFEB FLAGS,
PORTRAITS, AND BADGES,
DRAPED IN MOURNING,
FOB SALB, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY
EINGWALT & KEOWN,
V
111 and lIS SOUTH FOURTH, STREET,
OVER ••PRESS” OFFICE.
fJHE NATION MOIJKNS..
POKTKAIT OF PRESIDENT-LINCOLN, Life SUo,
for % Cents,
HANDSOME MOURNING FLAGS, with Anpropriste
: Mottoes, 35 and *l5 Cents.
BEAUTIFUL MOURNING- SHIELDS, a New Article,
with Proper Mottoes, 25 Cento. _--j
Liberal Discount to the -Trade.
MOURNING FLAGS AND FLA-
D-»- CARDS.
•■BUT IF THIS COUNTRY CANNOT BE SAVED
WITHOUT GIVING. UP THAT PBINCIPLS, I WAS
ABOUT TO SAY. I WOULD RATHER BE ASSASSI
NATED UPON THIS SPOT THAN TO SURRENDER
IT '" ABE AHAJI LINCOLN.
Independence Hall, February 214,1861.
A large Mourning Placard containing the. above Jns-.
movable words, suitable for decorating purposes, te
, gelh.r with the handsomest Mourning Plage yet pro
duced V, .. .
Percale wholes*. andrelAUgr J McOOTtT ,
Evening Bulletin Office* _
It* 11» South THIRD Street.
■piNELY EXECUTED MEDALS OF
JL PRESIDENT LINCOLN and Lieutenant General
U. S. GRANT. For sale at No. 3S6.OHESTHUI St,
t} apißBff' JOHN S. WARNER A SONS
PHOTOGRAPHS: OFIiR. LIN:
OOLN —ThobestHkeneues of our late Preiident,
hi card aid large sizes. Published by
ap»st* CBBMBB *CO , AS,Bouth,EIGHTH St.
PRESIDENT LINCOLN RADGES FOB.
A sale, wholesale and retail. Yhateadeein>|Ued.
aplB-St* ' Sal CHESTNUT ST.
BE PUBLIC A N INVINCIBLES’
baDqbs, Smsalehy SOMERSET.
«piB-«t« sai chestnut st.
GUBBOBIPTION BOOKS FOB BUT
AJ TRIE’S, SUPERIOR PORTRAITS OF -
PRESIDENT EINOOLN,
aieopsuat HO. 908 ARCH S^sat^
. Only Af sntforPhUadelp^a.
A lew copies for sale. aplfrSt _
yOR THE ILLUMINATION.
“GEN. GRANT CANDLES.'*
Warranted not to “ B»»- ”
For tale by
BOBIBT fiOllHElli & SOI,
806 WiXKUT Street
ciTToTT’B EVENING GOLD AND
D KTOCKEXCHANGB at the ASSEMBLY BUILD
IRaB, wSI bldpja Evwy Bventn* *H «*» »»»•«<*«
el twines*.
KINO A BAIRD,
No. 60Y SANSOH Street
auction sae.es*
fIERKNESS’ BAZAAR, NINTH AND
Streete.
—ln respect to tie memorr of tbs late Presl-
Borges- &c., f>r Wmirt 9„da. will ba
POstponsO nntu THUBBDAY MOBKIMO. atlOo'clnOk.
ste>. SPECIAL SALE OF HORSES,
se w
ratted to Harness and tie FoU assertions *1
site of
■ CITY BAZAAR AND Tatter
■22 K 84LLS. RAGE Utreet. SttvMg E!eveuuT„l
Twelfth, FhjHdelphla . Eleventh an*
_ OTEB* A CHAMPION,
WVI be told wt pablic aalo. era .
TUESDAY MORNING; APIS'IN 1566, af 10 o'clock
A large number of Horae*, Wagon** aafd Htuneaa.
comprising about
KTXTY HORSES,
Among the number are five ye&'duj’erior douMeteims.
a large number of good single driviug sßci i addle
Hcrses. two verysuprodt PosiesC fdF'ahiidfen,
Fast trotting team—timeless thapfiminutos.
Pair very superior Horses, about
7 ? ears old. warranted kind In air harness, very free*
ityiian, and prompt' drivers, can trot'double in Smi*
nnfes; oue' of them in Syaic, SO see They were raised
in Delaware; are the proJJbfty of a pr?vit« KentleEuan.
are warranted perfectly round. AlsCt ffrfiry superior
fWL°f i^ T *4**y Mires, raised in JBTtliflgtou county,
a. J.; beautiful bays, 18hends high, d yhafsold* war*
rented perfectly sound, andTkliid in all heiress,
A palr of matched gray hands high, g
years old, both good saddle Uhrses.
A. im|r of black Horse*. UK
a*^ aim • haads,. sound and kind,
4 STorroa, of good style and carriage.
A brown Mare, sound and kind. *
45& o, ??Js*s?* 80t^d and kind, 9 years old.
* roundj-suitable for a lady.
' BW*e, 6 years 4>J4/sound ahd kind
W M oa. and Hmjums auia.
A beautiful bay Horse, can trot iC2 60'.'
Watson a&yflng top Waion ,* Harness by Philllna
A brown Horse, 5 years old. 16 h anils, jumid anfkißA.
Trotting Mere, shirting top Wsgon%7wMu klna "
A bay Mare.A rf&ts >W, souno and kind, fearless or
locomotives, cfcn trot in smin ; joetintrom
Wagon, to o^ t WwmTZt%
A bay flfare, fiyexrsbld* fg'ttrotten' ,
A'dark kray Horee.l6 band* hfglf, fryfears old.
A pair or Moles, with Wagon and Harness."
A bay Stallion of gre&i&tyJe, fast traveller.
A Urfee black Hor*>e euftable for
A bay Horse tuitable for family horaa.
~ . ALSO,
A large number of other Horses for draught 1 "
number of new'aod second hand Wagons of
and second handf
Full partlculara in catalogues at tWa sale.
£ : g.—Good »tabling tor horses for priratd-salet
K. B.—So oa account »>f weather.
*>?*»?* The above flue Mateh Uoree* can be soeu on
STESfe a ca SMFIOB.
»>l7a aonioaosn.
"QIDIB AND TALLOW—WILL BE
. * sold atPoWioSEstioa, oa wbd»EBßay. thosntb
last .at 11, o’clock A M.,ai &!XTH-BritgSf WHARF
tls MlpwlntartieUs, mors ort^s:
3,Hl2'Sailed Beef Hides.
SIS Dry Best Bides.
14 Dry Calf Silas
495 Sheep Felts.
244*4 poaads of Tallow CBeeD.
dSSK fallens Neata-foot OIL
2,142 poands of Tallow Scrape.
4.560 pairs of Boras.
2,000 assorted Bmpty Barrels
Terms cash; ia Gorernmsat fends,'
„ , „ O 88LL, tlsat. Col. *B. 8.
WAKHiaOTOK, April 14, MBS apt? «
AMCSE'MtEWTS.*
■fJEW CHEBTNCT-SIBBET THBi-
Th® public are moat «ipeefcfaUyiii»hn«€ fcb»t. i*
consequence ol the
*V *V NATIONAL CALAMITY
tbathaafaUen upon oar country, tail as £ sHebi token
ol respect to
OT3E LATE BELOVED PEESIDESTT.
this Theatre w>L be closed until
TiiDEiDAY EVES ISO APRIL 88.'
wm e mss,
LEGS ARP GROVER.
QARD.— WALNUTS T.
THEATRE.
TO THE PUBLIO;
In, ““Eeqnenca of the great CALA
MITY the Ration has suffered, and
my own affliction at the losi of one
of ay most esteemed friends I beg
to state that I will not be aide to per
form until THtrnSD AT.
Ytrar obedient eervant,
TBLICITA VBSIVALI.
ABCH-BTBEBT THEATRS.
The public are respectfully notified that as an hnmbto
trlhnt* of respect to the memory of oar late HONOKgiy
CHIEF MAGISTRATE, this Theatre will be c!o*-d «».
turarther notice. LOBISAOKBW.
We concur in the abore.
OROVBR & 815*.
Lessees and Mansgers of the Hew fihe<ant.
T . „ HA. GARRETTSOS,
lessee and Manageress of the tfalnot-etreet Theatre.
TN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LATE
COtrCEBT of the B4SDBL
hi® HaYJ)I? BOCIEtF advertised for Friday evseisc.
hpr« 2lst. is
Bay 6th, by order of the Board of Directors. . it
JU-ORAL BALL POSTPONED.
AMERICAS ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
B. 1.. OaKPESTBB
respectfully Informs his frleade snd the pnbllc that ha
Juts postponed hi* AHKBAL FLORAL FESTIVAL AHD
BALL nntil WEDSBSDAY, April*B.lßM,onaccoantof
the ead national calamity to our comttry.
Tickets already sold will be good for that evening
„ Tkkets *s To b« bad of CoL J. TffORHLBY 311
. Blreet ‘ aad “I D- I*. CABPEHTEB. 635
ARCH Street. ap!B «t«
ON account of the great na-
RTlorS >^Rn?N^n 1 Z T - ■>;_ H SMITS’S reading of
BjOCH ARDBB will be postponed until MAY n. isls.»
0 N^ C PF NTOF THE GREAT NA-
£& *£?*
L._ CARPENTER RB—
i.y he u*g
postponed Ma Twentieth Floral Ball, on account of the
sad calamity of the country.
Due notice will be given when the festival will taka
placs at the Academy of Mnslo. api7 at*
jTJRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL
Jri, to the Sxpreatmen of Philadelphia. TUESDAY
EVENING, April 18th, 1866,at MUSICAL FUND HALL.
Tickets. One Dollar. ap!4 4t*
fTJJERMANIA ORCHESTRA.— PUBLIC
AA REHEARSALS every SAtURDAY at 3% o clock
P. M., at MUSICAL FUND HAL L. Single «ckeß, Sf
cents. Six Tickets, $1; to be had at Tmmoler’* An
dre’s, and Meyer’s Music Stores, and at the Hall no7-tf
THE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS,
■A CHESTNUT street, above Tenth, la OPEN- DAILY
for visitors, from 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. je2B
BOARWS6,
QUITE OF SECOND-STORY‘COMMU-
O Bleating Booms, withboard, on Chss*nnt; near Pit
teenth, for person or persons willing to advance 12 K) or
SSCOtoalady. Unexceptionable reference. ••Alpha,”
Press Office it*
99R SOUTH BROAD STREET.-VA-
Asvl c . n t, two handsome seeend-story front ROOMS,
and two single Rooms. apl6-6t*
LOST ANO FO
Jjpo TICE . —ALL PERSONS ARB
cautioned against due bill for FI/K
HUNDRED DOLLARS, eigne* CHaRi S 3 W. WOiO
WARD, dated March 14, la6d, payable to me only, the
tame haying been stolen and payment stopped.
GE<>BGE G. GRUBB,
- It* 309 WALNUT Street.
TOBT —A PERPETUAL POLICY,
«u-J given by the Franklin Fire Insurance -Company ©
Philadelphia, No. 2G04, dated January 9th, li-88. to
JOHN P. MOHIER, and by him transferred to WHL
GRANT, April 13, 1843, haying been lost a suitable
Reward wifi he Kiven for it. return to JOB* WISE,
No. 561 North FIFTH Street
Philadelphia, April 6, 1865. ap7-13t*
CAMDEN AND AT
WWBW! I'.lUfllLANTiq RAILROAD. —Train*
leave Vine-street Ferry as follow.: __
Mail Train * .****7,3o A M.
freight, with Passenger Gate attached........ 9 00 A. K,
Atl&utie Accommodatton.********v--4.M P. M*
Junction Accommodation* *• • -_** *••*****-EE) F. M,
RETURNING, LEAYB ATLANTIC
Atlantic Accommodation.*•*•*»-*-*♦• »***~>*~**B.2o A. M.
Freight, with Passenger Cars. attached . .12.06 P. M,
Mail Train—-...- -,,-346P. Bt.
Junction Accommodation*,«>~6.33 A- h.
EXTRA HAD DON FIELD TRAINS
Leaye Vine street 31,16 A. M„, Haddonfidfd 1.30 P. K.
a. B.—Freight must hedeliyered at Cooper’s Point
before 5 P. M. to insure its going down the next day.
mh9 2mif JOHN G. BRYANT, Ageht
fSMiamo PHIIaABBI PHI A,
jWPMKiBiI AND READING RAILROAD.
-CHANGE OF HOUR..
Os and after Monday, 17th lust., the Accommodation.
Train f<r Beading and ihtermsdiate places will learn ,
the depot, THIRTEENTH and CMmLO
at S o’clock P. M. G. A. NI3OLLB,
ap!4* 5t General Superintesdent.
fig—MßM W-S 8 T CHESTER
IHHWIMgJMt AHP PHILADELPHIA BALA
EOAD, VIA MKDIA.
SOHUKB ABRAHOSMBHT. __
Os and altar MOO DAT. April 17.1866, the train* -oLSt
leaTa as follow":
WEST CHBSTBB TKAIWS „
Leave Philadelphia /or Wert Cheater at 7-55 and IS.H
A and 216, 146, andH45P It -•
Leave Wert CK«si»rfor,PhUadelpUaat 8.20, 7.46. sad
10.56 A. M,,an«T46tatj44«P.SL ~ „ ~
Trains Waving WsstOhesier at 7.45 A. M. aed leaviM.
Philadelphia at l isp. ft. will stop oniv’at 6551*, Iff
Jnsctioa, Qiea Mips. B. and Street-Head.
B.c.jfeaeTKm tracts
Leave Philadelphia for B. G? Junction and Vt
Leave B, for Philadelphia. ah. 8.38 Jl B
md 7. gflP. ,M t
Theta frains.Stfla station*.
Leave PhiladateM* at 8 SO and 2 lEh .M.
leave at BJL 81 and 6 P .£&.
Tr&intfleavln* Philadelphia at 7.36 Jl if. and 4.46 1,M.,
,M., and leaving. West (tester at 745 A..M and 4.46 P.
M. connect aißv G Junction with trails oil P. A B.
&.B. for Oxford and intermediate point*.
. Pat aro-sliowed iotake wearing apparel trlr
as baggage, ac&the Company will ncti in any cbm,
responsible ftaraa. amount hundred dot* l
lars, unless* mesial contract U made for the same.
- HBBBY WOC®, Oea'i Bop*i.
- PHiXADßxyjsS* March 15.286& mh23-g*t?
-pHOTOORAPH ALBUMS FOR SALE
A it B. Si BEIMER'6, 62* ARCH Street- A splen
did aesortmenl of tiia best ttyla made- The p&ten*
Moee-back Albums possess tie virtue of superior dii
rabllfty. ~ ’ H
PAR®. PHOTOGRAPHS—DESIRABLE
si? Yes, J’.®,
suitable for Album a and Mfcotegsjf exchange
ra&tSß, at fi&IMBR’S, &SCPNP fetreet* aboyo «re«n.
PARTES BE VtSITE, A
V/ vertotv of elvlse, evioolei: fin* taste mi rare skill
to eJewtinn. 1 «£, « r d^.* Te S® aM ‘ aJt9 i;, a *
,B: F, RBIMEB’S. 68*AltCH Street-
anT fxTo wIB 6 E EJ> S.—THE
;SClenieet aeeort!B2«it latke citv Twenty ftee Mgjm
-SSiS flSsBa&M^^La^
—L rTTAMRTON OF ENOLANO. PEAS
3E-Tha finest and eweeleet-flaTored rartety;jn« re
eelved bom kondon. afreet •
n^fwirogSh.
gm ojjfiON SEED. —YELLOWBTKAS-
JEsiwbH' Sed Wetter*field; White and Silver
■sfeSSlhXfe wnulne 555U6. HBSRY A DSsES,
TldleaßSTflHl Street. aplt-stndi*
.a .ft—a. FOR ALBANY ANB TROY,
JOBC HEW YOKE. VIA DELAWARE _ASD
KaWTAS CAHAIe-vThe. Bam S. MA-EaßaH. T.
Spicer, master, fa now load!** at first wharf below
street for tb* aboT« points, and Will leftY* os
WBUJJBSDAt, at a o'clock. ~ ,
?01 freiiht, which wIU te UVen on reasonahle twms,
apply to D. L. PLASAtJa® Area*.
apl7-St 30* South DKhAWAKK Avenue.
t WRITTEN AND VERBAL DB
SCBIPTIODB of Character, Oonstltatloa, •nd**-
lept, with ADVICE on Boslnem, Health,
„d evenlni, by &,
aell-tathslvif Ha. MA T?gSTHBt..aboveCiia.tßnt-
PREAT OHRIQSITY.-r-SOMETHINO
VTnwfol eent for S 5 e?9lt- Address
BoaS HI Pott OSSf. wu *