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CAIKO.
THB CHAMBER OV OOMMBBOa OPKN2D—THB COTTOH
Cairo, April i7.-Tiio Cairo Chamber of Oom
meroe was formally opened to-day.
ElgM hundred and eighty-five bales Of ootton
-passed up yesterday and to-day, principally for Cin
cinnati.
a btsawkk bornud—gotbrai, washburnr.
Caieo, April is.—The steamer Clara Foe, laden
with Government forage, en route to Nashville,
was burned last night,near Eddyavtlle, Cumberland
river. Thirty one bales of ootton for St. Louis
passed up to-day.
By request of the people of Memphis, General
■Washburno has reoalled his resignation for a short
-time.
NEW TOIIK CITE.
New YORK, April 18.
PILGRIMS TO WASHINGTON.
Governor Andrew and staff arrived from Boston
this morning, and left for Washington. , -
The OJMsens’Committee, also the committee of
merchants, and many prominent individuals, loft
to-day for Workington, to attend the obsequies of
the President. ,
ARRIVAL OB THR Alt AGO 'WITH XHK PORT BUMPTBR
VISITORS.
The steamer Arago arrived to-night from Charier
ton with the returning visitors to Fort Sumpter.
Generals Dlx, Anderson, Townsend, Fry, Del&tteld,
Holland Doubleday. are among the passengers.
V A BOitDBD WARBHOCSS BURKKD.
.' -A fire broke but this morning In the bonded
Warehouse of M, S. Briggs & Co., 276 South street,
rnnnlnf through to Water street. The building,
together With an adjacentstructure, was oon«
Burned. The lose amounted to *1,000,000.
THU OATTLB MABKKT.
Boef lB 2 cents lower to-day; the receipts were
6,000 head s the quo to lions range from if to 2ta.
veals steady at 10@15e. Sheep are lower t reoeiots
lewfpS'lOOOlmad® 140 ' Swln6 atlB@l3%<j;
_ _ rtOKBY AWD STOCKS. ■
NoSecond Bond is heldadrat a fair amount of-bsal
penle dolng intbe ttreet Frloss are reeo*erlSg, E.-le
heing the ttrouses; on tbs list. The following wars the
, at b’eJovk: B. Y Ocatial, 9,1@
SBM; Kris. r Hudson River, 106>5@107: Read?
lug, lW@lf3fc; Tlttelmte, 7-.©7 lif. V
. iiblil lsiiDowd this afiernotiu as follows: 2 05, 1153,';
2.K. 147: 2.(5, liVjf 3 10,1?7H.
The Cblcsgo'Xlectlon.
Tlhioaqo, April, 18.—Trio election to-day passed
Off quietly. About threequartersof The usual vote
WSB polled. John B. Klee was elected Mayor by
S;b00 or 8,000 majority. The Council stands 24 Be
publicans to 8 Democrats.
An extraordinary oharge of assault, In which
three slsterß dr the French nunnery or Notre-Dame
du-Befuge, at Loreto, In Italy, were implicated, ha 3
been tried before the tribunal of Auoona. They en
ticed a former pupil Into-the sunqery, aud then
Stripped her of part of her clothing to Bearch la her
armpits for marks of a compact they supposed she
had made with the devil to bewltoh one of her oom.
panions. The nuns were condemned to five days’
Imprisonment, and 60r. fine, tor an infraction of the
police regulations.
Pbtkrbohsl Coun tkrb'bit Dbtwjtob —The
semi-monthly number for April has just been pub
lished. We loam from It that, within the month,
forty-two new counterfeits had been put Into circu
lation, Including Bajk of Montgomeiy County, Fa.,
tens and twenties, altered—vignette, building and
.garden j portrait each‘side. -Farmers’Bank, Lan
caster, Pa., twos, altered—vignette, female and two
cows. National Bank Notes, ones and twos-are in.
circulation, altered from old Bullion Bank of Wash
ington, D. C. jTiavo “ green backs:; refuse all notes
less than *5 on any National Banks, asthoy do not
issue any small notes.
OlC|^a#g&2M:a.
Tk*-J3bBt FiTTiKa SHjsT Qg tke aos Is “The
Improved Pattern' Shirt,” made by John C. Arrl-
Son, at the old stand, Nos. 1 and 8 North
Street. Work band, In the best manner,
and warranted to give sgttoßßfflon. His stock of
Gentlemen’s FurEishlngGoodFnannotba surpassed.
Prices moderate. ■ —- --
Tins “Prizk-Mbdal’HShibtb invented by Mr.
John F. Teggart, and for. sale-at the popular Gen
tlemen’s Furnishing Estabflsbment of Mr. George
Grant, No. 810 Chestnut street, are the bast-made
and the bMt-fittlsgr Shirt* In the world. TifC very
choicest goodafn this lljrayTTor
sale at Mr. Grant’s counters.
Twit Nkw Stylus ov Spring Boskbts and
Hats, for Ladles and Kisses, now open at Wood A
Gary’s, No, 726 Chestnut Btreet, are the neptiuvlfrt
of good taste, and the ladles say so.
Esvy.—A little girl was asked why she no longer
liked her doll. The answer was, “ Because It vexes
me to see her better dressed than myself,” If this
little girl was a boy, and he would retain this envi
ous disposition when he would grow up, he would be
to a constant condition of unhappiness unless he
procured bis wearing apparel at the Brown Stoue
Clothing Hall of Kockhlll A Wilson, Nos. 603 and
60S Chestnut street, above Sixth.
. 1 "■■»
Attbntiow la" called to advertisement of Wanted,
ft Partner, signed “Bona Fide,” in another column.
Eva, Ear, Asp catarrh, successfully treated
by J. Isaacs, M. D,, iOouilßt and Aurist, 811 Pine st.
Artlgqlfil eyes inserted. No chargefor examination.
„ —.-SPECIAL. K«MFICES.
Kitchen, Cooking, and HoustesEFiNG
HARDWARE.—Numerous articles of them may be had
at the Store of TECS'AN A SHaW. No. 835 (Eisht
Thirty-live) BASKET B rest, below Ninth. It
Folding-Pocket Clotkes-Back. A
ouimiilent arttclo for traveller lo hang their clotblnr
on,- for esle at Tb# Hardware Btoro, of TBOSAN A
BHATjT. Ho. 835 (Sight Thirty .Eve) MAEKET Street,
belowHtntti,' ... ' ■ u
gfi ITS OItIOIHAL
and y*ri£f#ffc«*Beiaa«*
"LondoaV* "HatrColor Rottorsr.”
‘‘London ’'vsiuxoriantHair "Hair Color Restorer.”
••LoSdoni# " 1 'Hair Color Batterer. ”*
*‘ tonaoaW All. • " H«iiMrßo«tor»r.”
‘■Loaiotfr "Hair Color Restorer. ”
"Edna on” . Uoe»L ''Haif-Oblot ßestorer. ’'
itiLat* ’ * ?' Bwtoror. ”
■ I—lt wta »ake It grow og,batd Hoads. -
#-It wHI rosloro the jiataral oadtettoM.
■ ' J-Itwlll remoVe alldendrnff add itchinge
dr-ft will make the hair oofi, (lour, aaiJiaxlble.
. ■
- '■■ •
Hn«lo bottles 76 rentei'ebc bottles, M. Sold brpr.
SWATHE A SON, a3O North SIXTH Street ib-s
Mia. pABSIKOToit^Thb
mite MonaUina of H.-w J6®P»MM^e
jßut lMtiitt.ttaia---TBry.AtiE> baavTfifoais, baaatlfnl
*h*r. -foai-aoUer dinners- But thepraoliMl eye of »
•ertain ien<«me« Brafea eaw-th<j«« Bmoom-fa«ed roc6:B,
Sttereh,^
HLAHTAMOK'. BO»«B8. This! ralMd the Ire of fl£
Kn LeitoUtore ofJtoOra*
AUettMWmoCei thoir wise he»a. ioieth«s#Wt]*w«a
Sr and meda. it a i«ii»l to ply the
\rttetlc bluett Oh thf» KelWeOjHJe. Terily, the She
* •,'ijAit HettSampehire. Qiery—Did
advertisement?, 14-<t
-i JONKfl’.
TSsiomsT
tyt. t!tnt(a fSIOI
v .1* •*■ -.y.
\jj# a nr'
- -\JOHBS’ '
OmoatOa^jiilN
OIaOTKISQ HOUSi; *.
MABEEf BTBBBT,
above Sixth,
Ho. 604. ’
gr> Priwi stfumd to mil titoHartfc. •
luidtttaoat of B£iDT*|UOl GLOkiiiMO,
«uftftbl» for *ll MiutosJh «oa*timSy onlumd.
flugtom.worit madi to oTflyt at ihoHuotl*, Cmh3S*
Ulcere,
Erysipelas,
Ringworms,
Covering the whole body, of loss Rt*a<3ilßg and xaost ob»
stiaato in/eiaractee, aie quickly cured I f “Dr.
Prepared only by
2>r, BWAY27X & SON. Street 1*
Tsb Most Celebrated Actsesses,
Hub-, requirement* of vrhoee profearioa reader ibeiz
judgment, In all that relates to the toilette, unerring
and valuable, endorte only “ JABBO’B EMAIL BE
PAEfS, n for impartial a fine, soft, and bMuitrol
‘eaulexlon. and preserving the heaUbfalntin of the
*' L’SHAIL DBPARIB” is sold by aU Brui*
Perfumers, and OQjgaxg.B, aplS-mwsu
turn Dybl ~ Haib Dye!
BASCHELOB’B HAIR DYE UDmMtjtetto world-
Theuuy true and perfect Dye—harmlWi Jnajaijlgy
ota, and reliable! produoea a splendid Black or Wetifia]
Frown; remedlee the ill effeeta of Bad Dyca, andftw
tnently restore* the original color. Bold by all Drtw
|Wi, Bu 1* d(Md T. A. BATCHELOR, VI
AABOLAY street.. Eaw York,.. . .^JsabmwlHy
ISTHB INJURE" TEE COMPLEXION BY
POWDERS AND WASHES which choke or til up the
Force of tba chin. and In a abort time leave It hatch aad
dry. It 1* In the blood, and If yon want a smooth and
aoft akin use HELMBOLB’S BXTRAOT OP BABSA
PAEILLA. It dives a brilliancy to tbo complexion. .
A Clear, Smooth Skin akd Bbauti-
PUL COMPLEXION follows tbo use of HRLHBOLD’B
CONOBHTBATBD FLUID EXTRACT BABBAPASIL
-IA. It remove# black spot*, pimple* and aU oraptioni
of the skin. _
To Purify, Enrich the Blood, and
BEAUTIFY tie complexion, nao HEMCBOLD'SHXOH
LY CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPA
RILLA. One bottle equals In strength one gallon of tba
Srrnp or Decoction. -
Not a Few of the Worst Disorders
that afflict mankind arise from corruption* of the blood.
BSLMBOLD’S EXTRACT OF SARSAPABILLA la a
Mnedr of the utmost velae- : .. ,
Helmeold’s Concentrated Extract
BUCHU U the great Diuretic. HBLMBOLD’S CON
CEMTRATBD EXTRACT SARSAPABILLA Uthe Breat
Stood Purifier. Both are prepared acoordlnc to rolaa
•f Pharmacy and Chemistry, and ara the most acHyc
Oat can be made.
A Thoco of Beauty is k Joy Fob-
EVlK.—Those who desire brilliancy of complexion,
meat purify and enrich the blood, which SBLMBOLD’B
eOBOXNTRATRD EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA &¥*•
yiahlydoe*. Beeolleotit is no patent medicine. Ask
for Helmbold'a. Take no other. sdd*xhdßi v
Itch. (Wheaton’s) Itch.
■HALT RHEUM. (OUSTMEET) BALT RHEUM.
Will core the Itch In 48 honra. Alao onrea Salt Rheum
Olaera,- Chilblains, and all Eruptions of (ha Skin.
Trios eOccnta. By Bonding® cent* to WEEKS & POT
TER, BOSTON. Maas . will be forwarded fnebynudL
Nor sale by All Druggist*. mhiT-dm
mm a go.,
;• .“ihwSmhv ■
! a jsstaastASs/e. s?
f§. %ggr- S
si ™ t ““ 4Gc^*jso 8 tf sllaea
Clothing by the Mtt.w.
The immense stock of READY- MADE CLOTHING
now displayed at
If plaoed In one continuum line, would reach a long
dlitasce toward Richmond, This lour stream of Cloth-
ing is running off at
BKBXBL—WHARTON.-On April 18th. at St..Ola
ment’e Church, hytheßt. Rev. W H. Odenheimer,
Bishop of New Jeisev. assisted by tbe Rev T. .Wal
den. Mr. Joseph W- Drexel andJBlw Luoy Wharton,
daughter nf Thus. I». Wharton. Esq. * .
BDCKINGHAM-COLBSBEBRY.-Ajptll 18th, at the
Ohurch of the Mediator, by the Rev. Samuel B. Apple
toe, 8, 8. Buckingham, Jr., of Connecticut, to Kata G ,
yotjcee-.t (lansbttr of lease G. Coleeberry. or thueltv.
J|M«f»-Ontheev.ningoft*he
S th£ dtv p No oartl^ 8 ' 0f <sBor * 9 K Wppinc ? tk ' J U
AU ‘" 0a the 11th Inst. at the
residence of the bride's father, by the Rev J. H Caa
0f W M e r a. fu)'a®lph!? ba '° “ ary *
Inti . hir Rev. f. P.
both of pVaukfotd. 1 ' *° tS &fid Mtss Cornelia Good,
last., hy
-Paylor oll * fi&msboUom attd
Monaar * mh &****- MfB ‘
lie friends and.relativesof the famtly are raspect
mUy invited to attend ter fnacrai, from her lata rasl-
No. Bt6 Bbippsn slreet, oa Thursday mornlnia
thfe K-thinetdnt To meet at 1C and move at il o’eloci.
|«y|eeß at the fieeond Presbyterian Obnrch. S*.
preyiona to interment at the Olive Oemstery. **
StEBCEK, —Kear Pettrshort* Va . on the 24 last.
from wonnda xeeeWed trhtle storming the. entmy B
vorks, on the Bontbaids Bailroad ( Adjutant J. Dram*
moßd Meicer, of the 119th Regiment Pennsylvania Vo
ltmteua.ln hie S&th year, eldest son.' of tab late Com
modore Hamnel flfercar. 0. S- If. *
ROWLAKR.—On the 16th inst., Lest»r Sahe Tenser
Rowland, son cf Captain James and Margaret Raw
land, in the 16th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
folly Invited to attend the faneral, from the residence
of bis parents, ffo. 118 Qasen street, on Thursday after
at2 o'clock *
BaRTLB*.-On the ISthlaet., John M. Hwtley, In
the filet year cf his age.
Pnniral from his late resident*, Ho. 323 Franklin
street, Thursday mornici;, 9 o’clock. *
■ ]>Av2S —On the evening of the lfith inst., Daniel M
JJavtt, aged 25 years . _ .
The relatives and mate Mends of the deceased are in-
Trit«d to attend the funeral, at 10 o’clock, on Fourth-day
Wednesday), 19th lest., from the residence of h*s
wotber Jc-law- Franklin 8. Wilson, ISM Arch street.**
GHILLOff. —On Satnrdav evening, 15th April, Aeelle,
wife of Victor Gutlloai inner 27fchyear. **
RUTTBK.—At Chicago, 1U.,0n Monday, April 17th,
1665. David Butter, M. D . late of thie city. **
RLAOK BYZANTINES—BLACK BY-
ZAKTIKE9, Florentines. Barege Hernanis. Crape
Maretz and Bareges, 3-4 and 9 4 wide BBSdON k SOif,
Monming Store, 918 OgESTHPT Street. ap6 tf
IyrOTJRNING FOULARDS.—BLACE
A'A pud White, Black and Purple, aud Plain B ack
Foulard Mil Bp just received by BSBSON A SON,
Hournißg More. No. 918 CHESTNUT Street. ap6 t|
■RED, WHITE, AND BLUE, FOJ*
JAi , • FhAQS,
Red, Whits, and BiueSUka.
Bed, White, and Bine Pelaiae,
Bid, White, ana Bine Merino.
Bed* White, and Bine gunnel,.
BTBS dr X» AUDBLt,
FOURTH and ARCH btreek .
FIKST eOKHEESATUIStI,
*SS? CHURCH. FBANKFORD Eoad and MO3TGO
»ItBY Avenne, open TO DAY, at 12 o'clock, lor Reli
gions- Services commemorat ve of oar Martyred CaU>.'
Msglstrdto, ABhAHAM LINCOLN. Bor D. L Soar,
Bor. Edward Hawes, Rev. B. Hai t, sad other Clervy
men, will be present and taka part In the services Ths
members of the Second and Central Congrag&ttaDsl
Churches are cordially Invited to,be pietent. Tire Pub
lio are alio invited. It
CATHIBBAI, lOCAK StIPABB.
JK, - PBiiAPßnpinA. April 18, J 835.
In compliance with tba recommendation of his Honor
the Mayor. all onr Chttiehel 1 will be open for Sacred
Service TO-MORROW, ( Wednesday). April 19th, at or
about noon. The Votive Knee, * ‘ Pro quacu-mque ne
eestttate,” with ibe usual comnemorattaM, and the
addition ot the prayer. " Pro ouamimtue triliala
tfong,” will bo sun* or raid. The Bev. Paetora will
moke each reflections as will stir np the people to a
lively sense of the tnarmtty of the crime perpetrated,
and of the necessity of earnest prayer and supplication
to Almighty Cod to avert farther national calamities.
By order of the£igbt Bev. Bishop. , ■ „
It . ... AUG. J. McCONOMY, Secretary.
SWEDES BOBU I AN, COBHEB OF
BROAD and BRANDIWINE Streets--Service
TO-DAY, at 12 o’clock. Discourse by Bov. B. P. BAR
RETT, on onr National Sorrow, It*
|3g» SI. AHDKEW’B CHURCH Will
Bag he open TO-DAT (Wednesday), at 11 o’clock. *
»SS» THE CHURCH OF THE EPI
RUS’ pHANY will be own for appropriate servlcss
THIS DAY, at 12 o’clock M. It*
|K®» THE COSeRKCATIOSS OF THE
PBSJS SQUARE. SECOHD. and OB3TRAL
PRESBYTERIAN CHO iOHBI are Invited to inset in
the CENTRAL PKSSBYTSbIAK CHBBCH, corner of
EIGHTH and CHE HUY Streets, THIS DAY, at 13
o’clock St- , where religions services will bs held (com
memorative of the decease of onr late lamented Chief
Magistrate), to.be conducted by the pastors of tha sera
ral churches, Bev. Brs. Crowell and Shields, and Bev.
Alexander Reed. It*
15»» CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH,
las' LOCUST and JUNIPER Btreets —Bsligioas Ser
vices in this Cbmch, TO-PAY, si 12 o clock. It*
SERVICE IN COKKRHOBAIIOS
WBS OP A BELOVED PRESIDENT, in the DHI
■.VBRSALIST CHURCH, LOMBARD Street, above
Fourth, TO- DAY, at noon. It*
&C.
Scald Hoad,
Salt Rheum,
Eruptions,
"WAITAMAKEK 4 BROWN’S
OAK HALL POPULAH CLOTHING HOUSE.
& B. dor, SIXTH and MARKET Sts..
marvellously low prices. api«-tf
Iv2:^h.KK.IEX3.
DIED.
K3T= CBURCH OF THE INTEBCESr
»=£? 808, SPUING GARDEN Street neat BBOaD.-*-
Services in this Chnrch TO-DAY at 12 o’clock -It*
■rtir* THE CHURCH OF THE HOST
SSSpfr THNITT, EITTRNHOUSS SQUABS, will b*
open, oh WEDNESDAY, atllo’clock. It*
WESTERN M. E. CHURCH,
B=£? TWENTIETH Street, below Walnut. Ser
vices commemorative' to the decease of onr late 1-s
-mentedP,ealdent will be THIS.MORRISG, at 12
o’cHok- -
|KS». ST.HABK’B EVASOBUOAt M
fcaßf TI, BRAN CHURCH, SPBISH HARDEN Street,
above Thirteenth. . '
Editions serclcea appropriate to the occasion Trill ba
held TO DAY at Id o’duch M It*
SERVIOIS AT THE BLOOKIEY
BAPTIST CHURCH, THIS PAY, at 12 »■ R*
CHißcir of st. Matthias
BIHSTEESTH and WALLACE Sts. —Serrlcee
on WEDBESDAV, 195 last , at 12 o’clock, as a mark
of respect to the honored memory of the late Chief
Magistrate ol the United States, ABRAHAM mOOLK.*
CHRIST CHUB®H.-DIYISI
Service will-be held in this Church 10-DaY
(Wcdnetda7). lflihlnst.. atl2o*clock noon. It* ■
Fap ARCH-STKF.F.T M. XL CHURCH.—
•as In compliance -with the Invitation of the Actinx
Secretary of state.sorvlcss Trill be held In the Hall now
occupies by this Coafregatlqa.northcaat niTnor BSOAO
and ABUH Streets, at 12o'Mock 11., on WEDNESDAY,
the 19th inst. - ■ - It*
NORTH PRESBYTERIAN
I=s? CHURCH, SIXTH Street, aboT« Green,(Ser.
yD D p aator , W iji b« open lot re
icsaat lSo’cloc* THIS HAT, agreeably to
Qf the Ac tic g Secretary ot Bate It*
-lUlonsier
tie rt qael
a-rs- aOBMUS CIWKCH, FB4HK
fcSS? J.IB mid WOOD Streets. Funeral eervicee la
commemoration of our lata President* at U o’clock,
noon. Tile e-renin, meeting omittad. It*
it-cef* at,
llfc^-<a^SSTH- : 8TitKl?: ABOVE JKPFRRSO*.-
, Rgriiftmis .sdmees appropriate to the ocouionwlu be
Bad TO DAY at 12 M. It*
ySB” WIB7 PBIMDILPHUI BSIOS
■Uv SEEYtOE. —The' Cougregstioneof the Bsrean
(Baptist). St. Mary *(KpUooptl). ond.WalnottPrerty
t*rian); will’ meat tor Seiigtous Service An WiSDHEi-
DAK, atl2o’clock, in thaPresbytedan Ohur/h.-WAL
»» UT Street, between Thirty-ninth and Fortieth street*.
Members of other Ghurchee not holding Service are cor
dially Invited to be’preeent. . • It*
yta° ABCH.STBKKT PiIE»BT7ISfiUS
•WES? CBOBCN —ln eciordanee with-the Beqaeei/of
-the Aeting Secret aryof Stats aad the Froctemasidn of
- thaMnyosspObeteißy. Share JfeU*^
r H-sfcresfc Fresbyteilah Church,
cn WBLHBSDAY. at 22 o’clock & Address by the
Pastor, K. W, COBBLING, lt»
■ THE FUN-ERA I* OF PRESIDENT
LINCOLN.—The KEW-fiTBESf Lutheran
Church, Bev, B. W. HUTTER, Paslor* will be open for
Beligicua Services TO DAI ( We&nesday) ( at 12 o’clock,
'• (Boon.) AU are invited, *
CHIIHCH OF THE NEW TESTA
•»S» MBMT, ELEVENTH and WOOD Streets.
Poseral Service;, 1a sympathy with the Hatton, by
the Pastor, T. H BTOCKTON, at 12 o’clock. The
Bscond Congregational. Church sad the public gene*
rally are Invited. Bepetition (in port) and completion
of last Sabbath’s sermon. it*
KvgF~ SOLDIERS OF 1519.-THE SOI
9*rr DIEBS of 2822 are cordially iayited to worship
with the congregation in the Central-Presbyterian
Church, comer ofBIGHT Wad OBESEY Streets, THIS
DAT at 22 o'clock. Scats will he reserved-'tot them.
Ti e soldiers will meet in the Lecture Boom rear of
the Church, to move la a body. - It*
ra® PRESIDENT’S FUNERAX B£B
VICBB-&FBING GARDEN STB AST M. E.
CHUECH.—in accordance with the request of the Act
ing Secretary of State, this Church will he open at 12 M.
THIS DAT* for appropriate religious services, which:
Will he conducted byßev. JAMBS NBILL and others. »
KSF* 9 PUTHBAPTIST CBIBOff, COR*
of BIGHTWHBTH and BPBLKG GARDEN Sts.,
Bev. J SS. B« SDkMOBS, Pastor.
Appropriate mvtcasto reference to the decease of our
late lamented President wiH* ha held TO-DAT at 12
o’eleek soon. J--VB. OGDBHIiOBIiBY.
PXILADBLPSIA* April IS, IBW, ... £ It*
:msar CHIOS PBAYfi* ixEme TUTS
. DAT ftt 12 o’clock of the Firsfand Second Be
ferret'd Botch Churches, atrthn Bocohd Betorasl Dntch
ChnroScDeT. Mr. Salmas,’*/ Dr BBYSHTH Street,
aboveßrowb. ■ - It?
BS. CTSHKST’If CHCBCH.—
SSSf There will be service at nils ohoreh. la u niton
with the Funeral Solemnities of theiiate President, at 13
O’clock lObAf. It*
CIIBBCH OF IBS BOVESiST,
FILBEKT atreet, above Ssventseoth.—Funeral
service la thlß ChurohTO- D AY, Wednesday, at 13
o’clock, this beia* the time of the ohseautes in Wash
in,lon of oar lttc Is mealed President. address by tie
At. €. M. tSUThBa. D E . It*
|®» ST. PHH.IP S CHCBCH WIU
be open for Service TO-DAY at 12 o’clock. It*
B3Sr-“ CdLTABY CHI'RCH, CEBHU!.
TOWD, will be open for Service TO-DAY at 13
o’clock It*
RS* “■ STMFHEM’S : CHURCH.-
■frr , Thmoyrtit be a Faneral Service atthlsChnroh
at 13 o'clock KOOK, it*
KJgF” BOTICa-SOBTE BBOAD-ST.
D|b?»YrSEIAS CHDKCH will be open TO
DAY, atl2p clock, for Seliilone fceryi.e. appropriate
to the occasion. it*
•S®”,*** 11 ?*? CHURCH, CATHA,
—BIBB i treat, above Second, will be open for
rollslousi seryioea at 12 o’clock, tha hoar of President
LIBCOLB’B fnnsrsl. it*
*3gr TSHIBPBISBTTEBIAH
fc*? QfIUKCH. This Chnrth. WaLSBT and
TWELFTHAttest*, will be open for a prayer meeHn*
TO-DAY at!3o'clock. it“
TSf FIHST BEFOBMSn PRESBYIt
*» BIAS CHDBO% BJBOAD Street, below Sptnoe,
will be open THIS DaY (Wednesday), at la o'clock,
K Appropriate Bclig!otie_servlc«s wbl be ocadneted
by the Factor and Bay. Dm. FaIBBS and PAXTBB
soa. • . .. .y-i -It*
ISW- WKST SPRUCE-STREET PRES.
|a» BYTEBIaH CHUECH, SKYKHTBENTR aad
SBBBCX Street*.—Scrviceß appropriate Jo
will be held la this Church on WSDSISDkJ, at is.
o’clock M. Addresses roar be expected ftam Die Bor.
OJOBOB IODKI*. D. D., and the Ber. WILLIAM P.
BBBED, D. D. . , aplB-2t«
*<a> FIRST BAPTISI CHURCH, COR.
Ids' of BBOAD and ABOH Streets, Bev. SBOBBB
DAFA BOABDMAB. Pastor. ' .
Commemorative services In reference to the decease
of <rorloteiainentedPfealdent will be held TO MOfi..
BOW f Wednesday), at 13 o’clock noon. ap!B 2t*
FIRST cohgkkuatiokai, usi.
Ia» TAMAB CHDBCH..TE*TH and LOCUST Ste.
- In ccmnUance with the invitation of the Acting Se
cretary of State, this Church will be open at the hour of
the FDBBBhL. aplg 3t*
«3B» FIFTH'STREET M. E. CHURCH.
•OS’ —Bell* lona services,, appropriate to the ooca
elon, on WEDBBtPAY, 13ih Instant, at 12 M. apU<2t»
*33- CHURCH OS WABHISOTOS
EQBABB-FUSEBAL OF THB EBBSIDEST.-
In accordance with the rettuestof the Aotln* decretaty
of State, the WEST PBBBBITBBIA* CHUBCH. on
Washlniton Square, will be open for appropriate
religious eervieee TO-MOBKOW, n*om it tof o Roek.
The services will be conducted by-ministers ef thd Ess.
total Association, , bplB »*
ISf tSIOS BEETINO TO PABTIOt-
FDNBR AL SERVICES OFPBS
SIDENT LINCOLN. In accordance with the reddest >
theAf S” Inf1 nf State, the:UNION, GBB6Y
BTRBET. ST. FAUI'S, and EBB*fZEB METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES of this city will iueet for
prayer in the Union M. B Church. FOURTH Street.be.
tween Market and Aids, on WEDNESDAY next, 18th
inkt., st 12 o’clock, aMS 2t*
IH ACCORO&RGE WITH- THE
•“?! request of tha Adtiig Secretary of kta'e. there
Mglons.MrYleesin.TßlNlTY M. E. OHUBGH,
EIGHTH Street, above Bace, WBDSESDAY.MihIuati..
M. aplB 2t*
HTNBBIL OF PRESIDENT K*XN
|“l, COl,#. Old Plae-itreet Ciuncht. Dri BBAfc
SBKD S, cor, FODKTH and PIS RBtreefc*, : wlllb9 ©pan
for Ueligions Services on WJSI?JXESDAY» at 12 o’clock
neon. Ail are invited, aplS 2fc*
MBA***# AB'ftEBS BEPABTJIEJfT
OF FBBHbKIjYAIIIA,
_ Pan. ABBtPBtA, April 18, 1885.
GESTEKAIf O&DJSKB SfiTgfr'
"With deep regret tbs Commanclfnf General pabllghas
the followii t order for the informatloa and observance
of the troops inthia Department:
. R ©BPAETMRJCT,
Adjotakt GeSEHAJi's Gppics*
Washington, April 15,1855.
QBVERATt OEBBKS No" 66''
Tie foltowlhf order of the ReereUrr of War aa*
n&ttx ces to the n rmles of the United States the twtfmeTr
Updatable defcth of.tbe illnstrtoaa ABSASXW
UKO‘-'£l?# late President of Use TJcited State! t
War Washington - , April I®, ISSS.
The distressing duty has devolved upon the hecrelaiy
of War to'announce to the armies of the United States
that at twenty-two minutes after 7 o'clock on the morn •
icg of Saturday* the 15th day of April, 1855*. ABRAHAM!
LINCOLN, Present of the United .Stated, died of a
mortal wound inflicted upon him by an assassin.
The aixnies of the United States will share with their
fellcw.citizens the feelings of profound horror implied
by the xuoet atrocious murder of their great and beloved
'Pjrßidenf and Commairoer-in-Chiel, and wish profound
sorrow wUI mourn htedeath. as a national calamity,
Ti o headquarters of every depattment. post, station,
fort, and aieesal, will be draped in mourning for thirty
(S) days, and appropriate funeral honors will be paid
by every army and in every department, aud at every
military post, and at the Military Academy at Wesfc-
Fo&t. to the memory of the late illustrious Chief Ma
gistrate of the nation and Commander-In-Chief of its
armies.
Lieutenant General Graxt will give the necessary in
-BtmcUoßS for tarrying this OTdsr into affect. .
BDWIK M 8 TASTOS,
Secretary of War. .
On the day after the receipt of this order, at the head*
Quarters of every military division or department of
the armies, post* station, fort,-and arsenal* and at the
Military Academy at West Point, the troops sad cadets
will be paraded at 10 o’clock A, Maud the order read
toil em; afier whi:h all the labor* and operations for
the day will cease and be suspended si far as pra&ioa
ble, in a state of vrar. The national hag will be dis
played at half staff, At jhe dawn of day thirteen (13)
aur s will be died, and afterwards, at interval* of thirty
(ao> minutes, between the rising aud setting of thesun*
a single gun, and at the close of the day a national
si lute r-f thirty-six (£6) guns
she officers of the armies of the united States will
wear tno badge of mourning on the left arm and on
their swords, aud the colors oi their commands aud
regiments will bo put in mourning for the period of six
{flftecnihs.
By command of Lieutenant GeneralGrautr
W.W NICHOLS,
Assistant Adjutant General.
The proper commanding officers will, on the receipt
of this order, Immediately give the necessary Instruc
tions to csrr* the seme into effect.
By eonunsadof MajorOeneralfedvral»|«r£ Tzg>
It Assistant Adjutant General.
ATM SPKiIAt MKETISG OF
WEST PHILADELPHIA HOSE AND STEAM
FIBS ENGINE COMPANY. 80. 3, held at the Hail of
the Company, on TUESDAY EVENING, April 18fch, the
following preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted: .. . - .
Whereas; Almifhty God la his infinite wisdom has
seen fit to removO from us our beloved President, who,
arter piloting; cur country safely through four years of
trinl and suffering, was about to reap his reward in the
piospect'o* a speedy and lasting peace; therefore,
Resblved, That we deeply delore the loss of a neat
and good Father, who, by hie purity of heart and sin*
rf purpose, has secured a place In the hearts of
is coTtntiym&n equal to that held by the Father of hU
llmnijy, ‘
Resolved, That next to cur Redeemer we will en
shrine in cur hearts the image of our great President as
the embodiment of all that is pure and great, and as a
martyr to the great cause of liberty and human free
dom. -
Resolved, That while we mount the martyred slain,
we take itue oppcrtunUy io express our condemnation
cf any policy of conciliation towards the zasa who have
committed acts or inhumanity asd barbarism upon our
toldiersunpar&jle.edis the history of the. world, and
Who bave’now consummated their crowning act of vil
lainy by securing at the hjtrds of a dastardly hireling
the assassination of our noble £resid*at, Abraham
Lincoln. ,
Resolved, That we drape the house and apparatus of
the Company in mourning for the period of six months,
and that these resolutions be published in The Press
and Inquirer. JAB. NEWELL, President.
John a. Mangle. Secretary. ■ • u*
ira**, OFFICE OF THE BOABO OF
8235? HEALTH, S. W. Comer Sixth and Saasom
fctreetf, Fkilabbi.fkxa, April 18, 3855.
Atacmtinrof the Board or Health, heid .thls day,
the ffllowing were-unanimously adopted—to- wit:
Whereas. This Board have heard with profound sor
row of the dastardly assassination of our worthy and
beloved Chief Magistrate- ABRAHAM LINCOLN; and
whereas, wo desire, aril becomes us, in common with
our follow-cltirens, to five public expression to our
feelings on an occasion when, in the midst of joy as a
loyal people at the downfall of a wicked rebellion, and
the prospeet of a speedy peace, the whole nation finds
itself plunged In unutterable gloom and Badness; the re
form, *
Resolved. That In the sudden aud tragical death of
ABKAHam LINCOLN we mourn the loss of & virtuous
officer, a pure patriot, an- honest man, and a martyr to
hi* country’s cause.
Resolved, ns.a mark of our sincere grief for the be
reavement the nation has sustained, that this Hall
he draped lh mourning for ninety days, aud that on
the day of th» funeral of the late President of the United
States this office be closed
Resolved, That thebe proceedings ha published in,
th ?ym'iT PllPßr| WABHIB6TOg L, BLADES, Clartc.
*33“- AT A MKRTISG OF THE ESION
•Say IBAGTSE. of .MOOEESTOWS, How Jersey,
held on Monday Svftffißg, April 1?, 1855, .
jDn motion, vise fallowing Fieamole and Resolutions
were adopted:
Whereas, An affliction, awful and unprecedented,
hasbaiaDen the country, in the assasiuation of the Pre
sident of the United States, and the attempted murder
of other member* of the Government;
Resolved, That such an event, in the hoar of victory,
and In. the midst of rejoicings at the success of the na
tional arms, demonstrates, more forcibly than ever, the
need tt at loyal men should stand shoulder to shoulder,
to confront I reason and. to detect traitors
Resolved, That the murder of ABRAHAM LINCOLN
has placed on the roll of the nobis army of martyrs to
freedom a name than which none is more honored—that
of a firm patriot, a wise counsellor, e just ruler, a kind
judse*—*‘au honest man,.thenoblesl work of Goi •*
. Resolved, That we promise to the newiucumbantof
- the highest office In the nation our cordial support, and
to the Government, which still lives, while men die,
uneou-promisfc*g loyalty.
Resolved, That while we bewail£he death of ABRA
HAM LINCOLN, we know -that the tru;h he sustained
is eternal ; jt£d that In the murder which was the logi
cal consequence of rebellion, slavery, aud treason, uLe
blood of the martyr will be the cement of the Union.
I Resolved, That we tender our sincere sympathy to the
families of the illustrious dead, and of .the wounded
'Who survive, in their deep affliction, li*
rag- WFCCACOB FIRE COMPASY.-
MSS? j&l&u Adjouroed Special Meeting of the Corn
pauy, htia in their nau, on tha evaalng o-J tKa 17th of
April* 1885, the foDowing pretmbie and
-were uaauimoußly adopts: •. A • ,
■. Whereat, It is with. protouM tcgrot wo have learned
of the deith of
ABBAHAM DINGOL3T,
of the Doited States, by the hand of a
eowardiyaifietsia, in a moment when joy and clad
\ ess filled tie hearts of the people by the overthrow of
the EeheUion; and when from M* lips the edi«t of
Peaee was about to be issued, he was called from time
to'eterhHr b* the foul blow of a rebellious traitor;
i2egolv6a;’Th&t Id ihe death of
ABEAHAM LIHOOLH,
Chief Hagistrate of the United State*, we are called
upon to mourn the Io»s of a true patriot, a firm, con
sistent, executive oJScen nature’s nobleman, an honest
man: that,-too, in the time when all were looking for
ward to* and relying upon, his word as a grand rehef
for our national troub’es • - • * * . ...
Resolved. ThatWenfinile our humble regrets with
the fears of all loyal people throughout our land in this
rsad s rofce of Divine bowing* as we
do, to the Will of ?‘Htmwbod«eth all things well;”
we humbly hope this bereavement may be tempered tor
bur national good. ■ „ t -..
Resolved; That. -a» * ? fnjther mark of respect, the
Ityuse aid apparatus of our, Company he draped in
and a eopy of
these THBolattonii tee pubilshealn the Inquirer, Ledger,
aad‘jPfgfdr'*.
- BOBT G FIDOEOH,
i JOSEPH
- GHO - C-AWEJB. -
D AH’D dCHBhOINQES,
. O 25AHE,
v Committee on : Ee«oiuilons.
i k JOBB, LIND ALL, Praaldent
. Attest—Wn It. Fobmax, Asshdant -D*
OFFICE PBIKSYLVANfA Bilb-
EOAD COHPAUY.
Phelaueophta. April 18. 1885.
At a tpedal meeting uf the board of 'Oirectors held
this day, thefollowlag resolutloss were unaslmoasiy
adopted :
. - Resolved*..Th*t the Board of Direetora of the Fenn
•wylyanie Bailroad- Company profoundly sympathize
with the great grief which at> deeply »tlrs the national
heart upon the removal by violent death of his Excel
lency aBEAHAH LUSCOLfI, late President of the
United States, whose noble pa'.rlot'sni and wiss and un
selfish devotion to ther publlc intereat had, under God*
led us through the iiflaite perils which eneomoassed
our Hatton* almost to their termination, and who has
now perished from among us when hlB admtnUiration,
deriving freeh lustre irom the crowning achievements
of our armies, woe made yet more glorious by the wise
and paternal magnanimity of Mr, Dincoln, who, in the
hour of perfect victory, yet triumphed over himself,
showing that ** he who ruleth his own spirit is greater
than he that taketh & city. ”
Resolved, That out or the depths of our sorrow we
reverently* tbank Almighty God. that a life so illustri
ous tor Us virtues and its public services was spare!
until the Isstutronghcld of this foul and atrocious re
bellion had yielded to the National power which Mr.
Lincoln so ably controlled and directed, and the flag
which symbolizes the authority and the glory of the
Republic waved in triumph over the cradle of the re
bellion. ■ ,
Resolved, That this foul and wicked murder should
intensify the determination of the American people
that treaeon and its guilty cause roust wholly perish
from the land, and the authority of the Constitntion.and
tiielaws be everywhere implicitly submitted to, and
the integrity of the Union maAateinei
Resolved. Thai the several oficss of this Company hs
,Sos£d on Wednesday, thel&hinst , theday of the in
terment of Mr. Dincolu, and that such oscan and em
ployees of the Company as safely relieved on that
Cav* rbati not be required to attend to their duties,
Ilesol+fd, That the tender, by the President, of the
use of the road to Governor Oglesby. Senator Yates, and
Representative Arnold, of lUinoiß, Committee at Wash
ington for the conveyance of the remains of our lament
ed Chief Magistrate; and those who may accompany
them, be unanimously approved - w
[Signed] «F. BD GAB THOMSON*
President.
H. J. lojibart* ■. ;
Vice President and Secretary. it
ISB® UNION CHILDREN’S MEETING.
Her. EDWAAD PAY SON BaMMoXD witi con
duct his Twenty Fourth Union Children’s Meeting in
thie diy THIM-FTNEJSOON, ApriMP. 4 otolock, lmtbe
Tabernacle baptist Church, on CBE2TNUT Street, near
Eighteenth; *
Reference Will ba had in the exercises to the death of
our late honored President, Abraham Lincoln, . lt»
■w®* HOMCB-AII THE MEHBEBS
i» 0f the ATBBANI4N LODGE No. 21 k. Y. M ,
-are reouested to attend a special meeting of the
oh' THIS EVENING, 19th tost.’, at 7 o’clock, at which
time all the members of the Order are particularly in
vited to attend, By order of the W.M
it* jambs njsedham, sec’y.
IST* OFFICE OF THE MAYOR OF THE
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA —ln ihe death of
ABBASAM LINCOLN, late President of the United
States, the nation has reasanto mourn the loan ©fa just
man, wise to council, able in administration, firm in
the maintenance ef right; dement to the enforcement of
law* and of a true patriot, whose honeatdevotlon to his
country has provoked the deadly malice of traitors, and
>asi»<‘it«d the hied of the assassin.
while tbo mortal remains of such a man are carried
to their graye it becomes this people to cease from usual
pursuits, asd bowing with reverentftrabinlsaton before
the Host High God, to sorrow for the great bereavement
With which In His providence He has Men fit to visit
them.
I do, therefore* to accordance with the request of the
Acting Secretary of State* invite the citizens of Phila
delphia to as* emblem their respective maces of Divine
worship, at 12o’clock, noon, on WEDNESDAY NEXT,
the 39th of April, and with appropriate solemnitfes to
observe the hour to which the funeral ceremonies of
their lstc Chief Magistrate will take place at the (fa*
tional Capital i. and’i do also hereby recommend that
during such d&r all pltceacf business and amusement
in this city be dosed, and that suitable tokens of mourn
ing be adopted for all public and private buildings.
fnwitaes* whereof I have hereto set mr hand aid
caused to be affixed the seal of the city of Philadelphia,
this seventeenth day of April, in the year of our Tiord
Oise thons&nd eight hundred and elxtr-five.
[t p.J • albxandbs hbnby*
ap!B-2tif May or of Philadelphia.
I®® PHILADELPHIA POST OFFICE,
Apsis 18,1885.
TO-MOBBOW, (Wednesday) 19kh-tost, bstoc set
apart for theobeequies of our lamented late President,
ASBABTAM LINCOLN, ibis office will be closed at U
o’clock A M , and remain closed daring the day.
The carriers wiL Make hut ONE delivery ol letters,
viz.:at 9A. fit, .. .
Letters will be collected from the l&mp» po*i boxes
and outer depositories at 9 end 8 A. M. , aad 6P. M.
The several st&tiosrwlll be clored at same hour as
.central office. a A. walbobn,
cpis-2t . Postmaster. .
| rHE ASSUAI, MET TINS OF
KE” tL.Stookhold.7B of BULL CHEBK OIL COM
PSKY held »t Sheit offlM. Ho' 309 WTLHOT
Slrvei. onTDBtDiY, May 2d, at io A. M., fokth, pur
po«a of elteLls, a lioardef Director*, Treasurer, and
Secretary, to serre for the emnln, pear. Transfer
Books mu dose on SATCBDAY. April i»lh. r
JOHH MCLFOBD.,
spl3-tfl.26Aai,9-4t* Bsc’r and Treaa.- ,
WANAMAB.ER fcBEOWN,
•RKSS.-rHtT.AnEt,I*TtU, WEDNESPAY, AI'TUT, Ift
• -. s- *■ - *■■*■•*&*■*--*- - » -y--=A—ac ~
THE
'jHSgr thibtkESth ,vak» lisies
•3E? LEAGUE.
.. / . PaaADBLtBrA, April 17,1885,
Ala sueelal meeting Of fcb# THIRTEENTH \ WARD
UNION LEAGUE, MA'HoiiflttT Evening; jjpfft IT.
1E65, the follows: Preamble and N*solutton» were una-
nimously adopted* ‘
Whereas, For the pGTpFfcttlfcy of men .enslavement;
a rebellion his, for the last four yeftrs, been waged
ajaiuet tfce blood-bought freß"ln»t!tttfciomr of oar ba
loved country by murderous traitors and ijmbibhw
pots, by treacherous, placemen and venal poiWeianv
and by cringings? eophants and craven parasites; ana
Whereas, The fiend lab machinations of all traitors
and despots, of all such placemen and politicians, and
of their kindred bf'ofld of sycopMntß and parasites,
failed to work the destruction they concocted to
effect; and ?
Whereas, The prime movers and abettors of treason
and'ieDeliicn, when confounded by the faunre, of alt
their echeo fa of infamy and wrong, in the height of
their wicked does conceived the'overthrow of the nation
by the cold-blooded asaasritjafcioa of Its. Obltt Magis
trate, the only dab in the nation whose voice Was po *
tent to shield them theft from ttte punishment due to
their crim*«. and by ihe murderous a(tempts up.in we
life of the Secretary of State and his family, springing
cron the former from behind ana upon the latter while
pro»trataon % bed of dafferinr; and by lying in watt to
cotrpau the death of others high in position and in the
confidence of the people, we are calico. upon to
Resolve. V That while we, (the. members, of the
Thirteenth Ward Union Leagae of the City
delphto) mourn a hero-statesman slain, ead sympa
thize wHn the suffering victima <jf rebellious hate, we
splodge.anew our fealty to oar.coa»ti*y- t ‘a-c&nee,.aua
swear to cease not in our vigilance to have justice meted
to all hattoie until the'foul crime wo with heartfelt
sorrow deplore shall be sprinkled with the plooa of
ihe guilty,
2. That in the death of ABRAHAM LINCOLN,-the
sixteenth President of the United States, mm, as sdaa,
has loet a triend; - That his martyrdom wIU re-enkiu
dle the fires of liberty -whose 'burning shall consume
tbe hydra of elavery. In the vista of ages,hl* purity
of life, integrity of purpose, aud.far*reaching pniHn
thropy shall dwell upon t helipaof good-meu in- every
chine- Bis name shall be a synonym for one whose
sceptre was the people’s confidence, and whose rale
was the promptings of the people's heart.
8. That in mourning, we mourn not as tboae without
hope, but in the confident assurance that onr loes ft-ohr
great Chieftain's g*ii>. yet we oannot refrain from* bo
dewing Ms bier with teats of affectionate sorrow, and,’
nnitisrg our »ouls in holy, aspirations to the God cfTtire
Widow and the fatherless, we devoutly pray that
chaatcneth only for our profit’He may be pleased to
bend in tendeiest compassion to soothe the bereayekeat
ofthe widow underpins of a nation** hope. v
4. That in humbly acknowledging the chastening* or
the Almighty We should not forget to he profoundly
thankful for his having put it Into the hearts of the»
people to provide themselves wlih another ruler whose
me end character are a pledge thafche will execute'
rlghteoußjudgmentm the land,.sad to ail th« inhabl*
tantsthereof. . -•.
. JOBBPO H. OOttiNS, Pxoiddaßt,
JOBhr A. WQLBBBT, Secretary. it*
yap* AT A H££TIBfU OF THE SIIT-
W BESTS of the POLYTECHNIC COLLSUB,,heId
April,lßfcb,- 1865, a committee, Messrs.;
Thompson, Smyser, White,,Beatty,,ifeough, Merriv
and Hopkinson, was appointed, who reported the fol*
lowing*reambleuasd resolutions, as expressive of the
regret occasioned by the death of our Chief Magistrate:
Whereas. Abraham Lincoln, Presldeutof the' UnlfcVi
States, has met a sudl en and violent death. atthejhand
of an assassin, instigated by the same nSen who, for the
last four years, have waged a cruel and unrelenting
war against the country they had sworn tor support,
and brought woe to almost every home;
And whereas. By this sudden visitation of Prov£
donee, the nation has lost its greatest statesman and
the-ablest and most prominent aotor iu the establish'
meat of civil liberty; «
And whereas, We are called *ttn. In common .with
all true Americans, to express our profound sorrow on
the occasion of this great national bereavement; there
fore
Resolv'd, JfhisX while we humbly howto the man
date of Almighty God, whodueth all things well, yet
we deeply mourn theloss-of him who. by hi* simplicity
of manner and loving kindness, has endeared himself to
every true American heart; and who, after he hadsafe
ly guided the ship of State through four long years of
terrible stoim, and when about 10 enter the haven of
peace, was suddenly stricken down before he could
enjoy the fruits of hie enduring patience and lasting
fidelity to the truest interests of human liberty.
(Revived, That in Abraham Lincoln m recognize
God i snobUfit.v>ork—anaoitßsT.H±it. . •; It*
FHOTOST lEAB9HAVS OFFICE,
THIBUUISIBIOT PhNNSI LVAKIA, ; :v
At a meeting of the members and employees of the
Beard of Enrolment of the Third District of Pennsyl
vania, held this morning, to take action in relation to
the death of President LIKCOLB, Captain JACOB 8,
6TEETCH wsia cilted to the Arir »ai JOHN L. SHOS
bIAKEB appointedSecntary.
On motion, a committee of four, consisting of Doctor
Alexander G. Hart, John L. Shoemaker, Captain H K.
Biehle, and George W. Fainter, were appointed, who
reported as follows:
Whereas, By the Insornttble providence of God we
are called upon to mourn the death of our Chief Magia
trate; ABEaHAM LINOOLH, whom we, as a people,
honored and levered as the embodiment of true patri
otism, the great and good: man whese eelf-sacrlficing
devotion to the cause of freedom has led ns, with, the
assistance Of. Divine Providence.-through this our
country’s greatest peril to a prriod when the'eouatry
was made glad in the speedy prospect of paac&.aui
rejciclrg and thankegivis gs were welling up from the*
grateful hearts of the loyal masses of the land; there
fore be It
Resolved, That we; in common with others, mingle
our syn pathies and our sorrow in this our country’s
seddest affliction,-and, in respect to bis great goodness
and worth, which we so sincerely acknowledge,-we do
hereby
Resolve. That we, as members and employses of thU
Board of of the Third District of Pennsyl
vania, testify our reaped and cmdoleneeia our coun
try’s sorrow, and that we, in furtherance of this object,
wear a suitable badge of mourning for a period of thirty
days. - '•; _. .. i At ? ..
K3gf» A HERTISG OFTHE PHIL&DEi*
KSS? PBIA BAB was held in the Supreme Court,
Boom on Monday, April 17.1565, to give expresdonto
their .feelings on the death of .their feilow-mcfabar*,
Colorel WIiILIAM BEHGBIET. ’ On motion of WmV
R. Wisttr, Esq. , BU S. Price, Etq., was called to
the chair, and Joseph A*. Clay and William Meredith,
Etqs., appointed secretaries. The following resolu
tions were moved by. Hen. fit. Bussell Thayer; and
Bceordsd by Morton V: Henry, Esq., and wereunanl*
mcmsly aoopted: «y • .
*: Resolved, That the Bar of Fhiladelpbia have received
with profound sorrow antilligence of thS Qf -
thelr late fellow-member. Col.
who fell gloriously in defence of his country, in the
hour oi victory; in the late battle before Petersbnrx. _
Rttolved That while we deploy e the sad event
has deprived the conntry of officer; 'and his
professional brethren of one whose lnteUectnsl talents,
whose honorable and upi ight sentiments; whose manly,;
character and amlftble'disyoMtion had gained for him.
the respect of the provision and the affeollonate regard
of bis companions, we recognise In it that patriotic de
votion to theeause of his country wmoh was the crown
ing virtue oflhircharacfesr, and which will traasmti
his name to posterity on that imperishable roll of brave
and self-sacrificing man who have offered up thelg;
lives for the preservation of the Republic,.
Risolved, That the Bar of Philadelphia do tender to
ihe family of the deceased’thebe deep and heartfelt
sympathy in the bereavement which they hare snf- .
fired, and that a committee consisting of five members ’
of the Bar be appointed by the-OhMrmgn for this par
pore.' - : ,
Resolved, That the proceedings of this -meeting be
published in the papers of the city of Philadelphia.
Addresses eulogistic of th« decease* were delivered
byWm.B. Wister, MJII K. Price,Bsq , Hon. fif.
Bui sell Thayer, Morton F. Henry, Esq.,. David Paul
Brown, Jr , Esq., H J. Hitcheson, Esq... Benjamin
H. Brewsier, Esq , and Bon. John Gadwalader.
The Chair appointed on the Committee Messrs M.
Bussell Thayer, Benjamin H. BraWfiter, Morton P.
Henry, Cadwalader Biddle;-and Jd|epn B. Townsend.
■ v Oh moticnrihecfflcers of the meeting were added to
ih« cocucitcee. The meeting then adjourned i
BM K. PRICE, Chairman.
- M.ra«-
COMMETME,
■OB? Jo-1105 CHESTNUT Sira ,t, . 5 .
Philadelphia. AprillS: 1565,
% At a Special Meeting of the City Sxecntive Ootnmtt
tee of-the national Union Party, held on THIS2CTUJSS
- MOBBING, the following Preamble andßesolu
tions were unanimously adopted : • :
Whereas . Thecireumstances of the terrible calamity
which afflicts this nation in the death.of its venerated
Pieildent. ABBAHAM LINCOLN, render .an -expres
sion of sentiment from all bodies of patriotic citizens
appropriate And proper; therefore*
Resolved, /fkat.we deeply participate in the univer
sal grief whichhas fallen tosuddenly uponthe hearts of
the American people. v
Resolved That in . our heaviness of heart we will
eonstentiy remember tite special affliction of thb Im
mediate family of the President, and extend to the be
reaved -widow and childrenr our deep and enduring
sympathies: May the Pather.of Mercies hlssß and con
sole them* * v r:L
Resolved, That as with gratitude we have braised
God for having, in His mercy, raised up ABBA 9 Aid
LINCOLN to be the Father and preserver of our coftn
try in the hoax of her greatest parti, so with sabmts
slon we bend, now that, in His wisdom, he has taken
that great and good man from works to rewirds/from
earth t 6 heaven. Wfi. ELLIOT, Pmidtiit
_.Tu
|®» AT A HEETISe Off THE KM
flr», ’» Fewy romd, HSNBT DAVIS. Jsm , w»« called
to tfce chair, and WMi B. GOLLIAS. ms ap
pointed secretary. '■
Mr. Davis, upon taking the chair, made a few re
marks. alluding to the character of President ABRA
HAM LINCOLN, and the policy of his Administration:
he also alluded to the assassination of the late Chief -
fSuowing committee was appointed by the pre
sident to draft resolutions appropriate to the occasion:
J. Ms son Burns, John Pollock, George Turner, John
O’Pojmel, and John M. Bodine.
Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God. the Divine
Ruler of-the Universe, at a time of our country’s great
est need, to remove from oar midst, by death, our
honored Chief Magistrate, ABKAHAM LINCOLN, =
whose wisdom and many virtues have reclaim ad many
erring and rebellious ones who had departed from tfce
household of our once happy and glorious Union, in*
duels* them to retrace their steps, and to bow in sub
mission to law, order, and Afie requirements of the
Constitution of these United State; and
Whereas , In the death of our honored Chief Magis
trate, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, the cation has lort a
patriot and statesman, Who, through all the difficul
ties surrounding ns, haß dose all that man could do for
our peace and prosperity, and who will he held up to
all generations ae a Martyr to those principles of Li
tany and Justice which have been the aim of his whole
life to sustain and defend.
Wb therefore bow to the Divine will, and pAy that
his memory may came this nation to honor the prin
ciples set forth by him, by practicing those virtues
which adorn the statesman anu make the patriot.
Resolved, That the employees of this. Arsenalw*ar
the usual badge of mourning enthe left breast for the
’ space of thirty days. ■.. * 'v- • -
, The following verses were then read by Mr. Abram
Halsey. They were composed by him after hearing of
the death of Mr. Lincoln:
Goto thy rest in peace,
Thou blessed and honored ehief;
Thy name shall live with great renown;
’Twill be more blight than golden crown,
And hearts will bleed with grief.
. Wfcenpstce began to reign
On this once happy land.
Thy brow was eatm, thy heart again
Was beating warm with joy, but vain!
Tby glass nis run its sand.
A martyr how to tmlh,
Bsshiined in hearts that love.
We’ll ne’er forget, we’ll ever bless
A nation’s frienc in great distress,
As thou did’st ever prove.
And when the jad gamut’s come
Thou’lt htar the words, well done!
For all that’s dear to man you gave.
To raise from dust the Southern slave,
And made him as thy son.
__ _ _ _ . H DAVIS, Chairman;
W. B. Colliks, Secretary. \\
K3* AT A SAATKIJ MEETING
ins? - ...» OF TUB -•
CABPJBBTBBS’ COMPANY OF THI CITY AND
, , COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA,
held at their Hall, April 17th, 1885, the .president of the
Company having, in a feeling manner introduced the
diatresiUg calamity which has recently occurred at
Washington, in the brutal, cowardly murder of Abra
bsm Lincoln, the Freaidostof the United States: whose
many virtues and untiring seal in the eau*e or our
country has endeared him to the hearts of loyal citizen*
throughout our extensive land s therefore
Ssr&fctTiters
our country has sustained in his death.
Resolved, That the MaDailßgC.mmlltsebe directed
to have our Ball suitably arrayed in mourning.
Resolved, That tills Company will participate in any
fnneralceremoniea Chat may take place lathis Sty
under the direction of the authorities. 7
Charles Cohabd. Secretary/
f®*’ AT A HBETOIG 09 THE STt-
D?«* OF THB UNIYKRBITY OF FBtfS
bYLVANIA, the following resolutions wore -unani
mously adopted,:
Resolved, That the Students of the University wear
as & marie of respect to the memory of our late lament?
ed Chief Magistrate, a black rosette. wUh the oStw
color, for the Period of two weeks.
Resolved, That the above be published in the dallv
preae of this diy. ‘ WILLIAM W. WwTON. 7
XLLId D. WILLIAMS.
. „ BICHABD N. THOMAS.
. Jpgn.lB.lßBS. . . «• It*
GREAT CENTRA!. CLOTHING HOUSE,
April 17,1835.
HICHABL ERBICKSOj.
President.
It*
WkTIOHAL
§»' UHIOH CLUB, Ho. 1105 OHBSFEDT Street,
. Philadelphia, April 18, 1865.
s MEMBERS OF THE RATIONAL URIOff will
hold themselves in reassess to attend the ALVf
ABB AH AS* LlfiCOLtr.
laSs President of tie United States, during its transit
through FhUadelphU* on i
THURSDAY NEXT.
' Badgts Will be ready for delivery at the Club House,
For further particulars, refer to the morning papers
of Thursday.
By order of the Executive Commltifea.
JOHN H* ADDICKB,
It . Chairman.
BOMB,
_ ' 3EbTTI.A3>BLFHrA, April 19, IKS.
The Boards of Philadelphia Marine and Fire Under
write, having now met for the puroo*e of giving some
expression of tketr feelings of profound grief at Ibelots
wnicb tbe nation has sustained by the base assassina
tion of its venerated Fieaident. ABRAHAM LINCOLN;
therefore
■ Resolved. That by this calamitous event the country
hav been deprived of a Chief Magistrate preeminent
for his patriotism, infogrilv. wisdom, u»d sound judg
ment* whose sense of Justice was ever tempered with
mercy, and who has been made a martyr to his lovs of
freedom and Union. Efe hat been removed from'this
World, but he has left behind an undying fame* and
n»me of ABRAHAM LidGOLN wUI be honored and
cherished by us and our children, and children’s ehiltf*
ren. for countiees generatipM.
Resolved, That the; Offlcea of the Companies com-,
prising ihe respective Be&rcfe of Marine and Fire Under
writers be closed on WTedneaday, the 19th instant—the
dev appointed for the funeral obsequies
' "Sf&cwd- That the proceedings of this meeting be
published In the daily papers
' - JOHN B WUCHBSBB.
- Fresidant Fhllada. Board of Marine Under writers.
■ * ARTHUR G COFFIN,,
ft Fresident Fhllada, Board of Fire Underwriters.
Ksr the RATION MOURNS FOB A.
FATHER SLAIN.-Ata Special Maating of the.
COLORED PEOPLE’S UNION LEAGUA ASSOCIA
TION, held on Monday Evening, April 17th, at their
Rooms (which wen tastefully draped with mourning),
to*ive an;©xpre»sian of oar groat grief ocsarianM by the
sudden death of our distinguished friend, THE G&EIT
LIBERATOR OF THE AGE, ABKAHaM LINCOLN,
• Ute Ohler Afaglstrata of the United Statee, brutally aa
saßsinated on the evening of Good Friday—
The President. Joan o. Bowers, being unavoidably
absent, Jew Br Glasgow, Tice President, took the
Chairi'and Sergeant Major A. M. Green woe appointed
Secretary. . -
Mexars. Wlliiam Whlppar, Thomas J, Bowers, and
Wffl. S Gipson were appointed a committee to draft
suitable resolutions. '
.After ariJoit.rfeesa Mr Win, Whlppsi submlbledthe
following, wb3ch, after suitable ana appropriate re-
number of .the members, were unanimously
Wtieteas. Amidst the grand successes of bur victori
ous troops in Ue field, and victories by the navy, by
which ti&eodl of this great loyal .Bepubtie hath bean
.rejoiced, andj tie deepoudency changed to highest
hopes Of a glorious future and a greater enjoyment of
theranefitshfliberty, the whole country has b<en sud
denly shookedhnd plans eS into the .deepest glbom by
he fall of -oar Chi©r Magletrste, by the 1 agency of
!'blooay-hena«d treason; therefore, , -
>- -Resolved, That In the UU cf Abraham Lincoln this
‘ nation has experienced a loss of the greatest Political
‘‘-character who has-rieen up since the d»y* of Washing
. ton* and the causeof liberty, justice, and humanity a
• ftim sdvceat^and & true friend; a captain, who, with
, steady hand,- hath guided the ship of State through the
• Btorm of -ihe eonotry’s rebellion, near the desired*
haven of Republican Liberty.
Resolved, hlbo* That while we mourn the fall of. the
great head of the nation, we at the same time recognize
wecverrplihf hand of Providence, that brlngeth good
ortof evil; that.makeththe wrath of man to praise
him; that reetr&lseth the remainder of wrath, as con
nected with this the saddest and most diabolical occur
rehce Which this great people have ever before experi
enced; and that this calamity, by the law controlling
power, will be made tiie means of less sympa’hy with
irexFon, wboss garments are dyed in the bleed of oar
brethren- a more extensive loyalty to our Government,
broader liberty for the colored race, and a moire desira
ble future
Resolved, That our sympathies are mingled with ihe
friends of ireedozn everywhere over this sad event, that
hae epread mourning and universal gloom over the na
tiopi-and do pledge ourselves,ln behalf of ourveople
evetywhere, to do whatever in our power lies to render
hie name Jllustrious and hie deeds immortal.
Resolved, That oar leartfelt sympathy be extended
to the family andfriend* of onr late c t'esident
t JESSE B. GLASGOW, Yice-Pwcldent.
Chairman pro tem
gergeanlMajor A M G&B«y. Sec’y pro tem It*
J5S* SOTI C JB,—TO-MORROW BBI»«
■3s’ the day apcolnted for the funeral, ohsecraiot of
oar lata beloved and lamented. Chief Mitfistrate,
ABBAHAH iIHOOMf, the offices of the aadernamed
Insurance Companies will ho closed upon that day.
Bhilabblfhia. April 18.1835.
ABTHUB.G. coyyjrf, President Insurance Company
of Borin'America.
THOB. G. BAUD, President Delaware llotoal Safety
BssuianeaCompany. , . .' j, , . .
- WIM.IASI OttAXG. President American Mutual Insn
raooaf"
SSgfiSKfiwx. Secretary;Phocalr Mattt&l tnsu-
of the lastuaaca
Company oi the suie of Peanaylvanti.
BICOABD B. BBITH, President or Cnion M Ins. Co.
EM. F, EE AH. Yioe President Aathraette Ins Co.
THOS. 8. MAKIS, Presideat of Tie American Elia In
eurwee CempniT. ■ . _
JOBS PATTBRSOH. PreaSdeat PBansylT»al& Eire
'lasaraade Compear. ■ . . . _
BaVIB LEWIS, Treasurer Mutual Awuranet Cam*
pany,
JT-.BAROHBB* President Franklin Fire Insurance
Company.
BJShJ. F. HOBCKI»EY,Becrot*Tv of The Fiie Insu
rance Company of the County of Philadelphia.
Liverpool and London and Globe Insurance Company*
ATWOOD SMITH* Agent ’
. AIiFBED 8: QILLB J!T t V. President Girard F. and
M. Insurance Company. '
The Beliacca Insurance Company of Philadelphia,
TBOS 0. HILL. Secretary.
-« MQHTQOMESY, Yice Pmidentof the Ea
• . , _ .
- SMITH, Secretary and Treasurer of
Philadelphia Contributlonship. . _ It
: ,ter;
O AT,I, OF THE HIBKKSTA FIR®
BNGINE COMPANY. So 1.-Afc a special meet
ing of-the'Board of Directors, held on Monday evening,
dpriil7tb, 186fi } the following preamble and resolutions
we*e*'unapimously adopted:: •
• Wherecfs, The barbarau*, brutal, and fiendish assas
sination Of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, the ex&LtelWd of
the nation, at a time,“too; wfce.p the people, just sac*
eessfully emergix g from the a loaf cl nl war.
were looking with intense anxiety for the restoration of
peace shdamion unjkrhfs wise andhumafceixiUcr, is a
crime the magnitude of which no language cau,de
; scribe, and its' consequences no human being can fore-,
tell; therefore; be it
. Mteolved* Thai this terrible blow may well be felt by
all. from tbehigheat to the lowest in the land, and
should ealV-ftfr unWSrial- execration. The death of
.ABRAHAM LINCOLN is a national calamity; for which
aU;thepebp*& in their innermost hearts, should meant.
Providence, in Unwisdom, hae»seen fit to suddenly
chanie our cladnees to grief, porrejoicin* into lamen
tation, by taking from us a President whose'prudent
counsel the country sorely needed, and.whose modern
lion-and magnanimity in the hour of victory caused the
national heart to rfre buoyant with'joy and hope.
Hexol'ced, That, in testimony of our deep grief for
this depiorableretezrt. the euslneltonse and apparatus
bedraped in mourning for the space of thirtydays.
Resotoed% That these p' oteadicgs be published.. ~
•; JAMBS O. WHALLIs*, President.
* Alfest— ~Wjds, Secretary. . lt_
fcftap* OFyto of
0 Pena
sylvan! a. ;' .-• Phixaobi.phia« April 17.1865.
At & meetißgofthe Controllers of Public Schools* first
District of P«xurtyiyania, held at the Controllers’ Cham
ber, ob Ut'Hbii, April 17 th, 1865, the following Fcs<
amble andEesniutioßft were adapted:
Whereas, By an inscrutable dispensation of tbe’Sn *
■pietne Gove®rofetbejDniyerie,AßSAHAM LINCf>LK,
the President of the unite 1 States, has;bsen removed
froKi onr znidst,,oo.ll,lll6 hearts of a loyal people are
wron* with anguish at tbie sudden bereavement;
-? And wfwfeaSi -Theinolile character of the departed,
the many virtues of Ms private and public life, fhe dis-
Unguiehed devotion manifested by him In all his acts
to the cause ofhnman freedom and equal rights to all
mankind, and “the sincere and whole soul consecration
<ot himself to JbemiKhty task of the preservation of our
glorious OnTon.and.aUits blessings cone and posterity,
do weir deserve the-heartfelt acknowledgement of a
§hat in the death of Abraham Lincoln, the
; sixteentlEPresldeni of the United SUfces; the nation has
sustained an affliction which we deeply mourn, and de»
..plcre... ' "*\• -- r
JSesolvedi That to Abraham Lincoln,iunder the bless
ing of God, the nation oweaite preservation in a pariod
of awful peril,- and*we-wili-«ver associate wlthhrs me
mory a recollecUonof the dtep debt orgxatiiude which'
weowehisb "'t .bu.r-.'-' t ; ~
Resolved, ThatwewUl ever hold in grateful venera
tion hla unblemished-character as a man; a patriot, and
abtatesman;- ' > *■
Bespltral, That we extend to the widow and family of
our'lsSentea President ihcC assnraneenofc, only of - our
hftjTtfelt bs mp&thyy jfttfc y(Uo of teat of the fourteen
hundred teasers and more ihAii seventy-hire thousand
sim&lafcsaaderaiiur eare,l ■ - ■' •
this! Chamber ehall be draped In
mourning monthsin token o? our grief and our
•natloß*a < *•**-.- -• .t : •;
-Eegolocci. Tfcat. as .a jmfc and fitting tribute to the
mtmory W,tbb hiaif whom we delight to honor* and
whcsScftihlexamplense would desirethe youth un
der ocr .caTAto emtu ate,' the Public Schools of this Dis
trict week.
j&e&olved, Thatdt be recommended to each Section to
hold such- on Mo2ft>AX AP-TEK*
'BOO&tApriT as will : further testify the grief of
all cosmeofeg with onr-Pabllc Schools on tne occasion
of this SJea* It ational Calamity,.and that each
be reqaested\to forward an attested record of its pro
ceedings to this Board* to be pat together and forwarded
tothofajaily of oni late President With the resolutions
of this meeting,
‘ W. HiLLIWEI.I.,_SOct6S,ry.
(3S“ OFFICE OF IHX WKSTKOBE
-LAS 2) COIL COMPANY. Ho. 230 ,Bd«th
THISD Street, eorn«i‘WilUnj’e Alley. ,
. . I'Hii.AMxrHfA, April 18,1855.
At the enhual zaeetiag of the fctcekholders of tee
WB6TMOBELAND COAL COMPABY, held oa theith
iaetant, tho followißK Blreetoia ware elected to serve
dnilag the ensuia* year
Bd-wird C. Biddle,
James Mages*
JobnCovode,
SamuslWeLsh,
Samuel C Morton,
F.JJembertem Morris,
Aiwmeeting of the Board
BDWABP C BIDDLE was
EBABCIS H. JAOKSOBJ®'
It .• F.
MEBCHAHVS* AID HAIUFAC
TUBERS’ NATIONAL BASK.
'A ■•, , . , . PmsßUßa, April 11,1885.
Stockholders sre hereby notified that Books will be
opeßjdLftDßnbscrtptioi! to the new stats* of tills Baa*
MlblaomiKliCUl. NATIONAL BANK, io PMladel
pbiatoonvMONDAY, May lit. 1885, and will continue
open adring banking hours, daily, from 10 o’clock A.,
M. to3o’clock P.- M.. until Thursday, Jane Ist, 1885.
By-Cfdsr or tbeßosrd of Directors ;
1 .JOHN SCOTT. Jr., Cashier.
■& SsBIMKAB, President,
• Pittsburg* Penna,
BOB® B. STERLING-Vlee President,
A. Philadelphia aoia-tial
rar° pasibs«bbkaiiwatsoxi«B.
USS’ —Aprif-18, 1885. —At a'meetingof tie Board of
Presidentß.heldthlß evening, it was resolved to 808-
PBBI) TBB BTJKBIKO OP THBOABS daring the time
of religions service TO- MORROW. The rnnnlng time
w ill therefore’the to arranged, that no oars wilt be on
any of the streets between the hoars of 12 and 1 o e ocit.
It- 7r-’A-BBBBTOBOBKBY, Ssoretanr.
'6vmcE~ of thk city bodstt.
ISSS* POBl' COMMISSION, Commonwealth Batld
ing, AprlllS. 1885.'
jfo«w fs rivcfiihai the office of this Ooauaisaioa will
o» WBDSIBDAT, iherldth, &s& mark of
the death of AB&aHaM UNOOIiSJ, Pretf
■ dent of the United States.
By order of the Commission.
It T BIG a ASP 0, WI2TSSIP, Secretary^
eoyxce-The askual seei-
Ufa of the Stockholders of the Glendora Iron
Company will he held at their office, If a. 39 MILK
streets Boiton,- on May 34 next, at
eleven- o’clock, for the choice of Directors and the
Irantaction of such other business as may come before
the meeting. GEO/ B. MINOT, Treasurer* ■
BosTQg, AP7il 17, l£S5. ' ap!9-3fc
r3B= OFFICE OF tHE SUPPEBf
WSS 7 BOCK PETROLEUM OIL OaMFANY.
Pmr.Anni.PHfA. April IS. ,1865.
In eopseunence of the late national calamity the
Heating of Stockholders of- the above Company. which
waste have token place this (Wednesday) afta-noon),
is hereby postponed until WEDNESDAY, the 38th last,
at S o’clock P. M, By order of the President.
V aso. B. PADDLE,
It* . Sacra tary.
r!S» OFFICE OF THE HABQtEII^
KK' MINING COMPANY. '
319 WAEHBT STBBBT, „
_ Philadelphia, April 18,1885.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this com
pany for the Election of Directors and such
ness aszcaycome before it, will be held attheOmee of
the Company, 80. Sly Walnut street; city of Phila
delphia; on Abe first HOBDAY, the first day of Hay
next, at one o'clock F.iM. - _ _ ,
aplS lot cBAYIP B SEYL, Secretary.
KS9» HFADftFABTtBS KEYSTONE
KX7 BATTERY, April 19,1885,
. By direction of tie ftsydr ortho city this B ITTSRY
will fire MINUTE GUNi. from 13 to 1 o'clock, THIS
BAY. ,1 :
The men of the Battery will assemble at the XJZTY
ARSENAL at 18% o’clock A- M, -
r It* - M. HASTINGS, Captain.
rar* OFFICE OF THE CAMERON PE"
■ WaP TBOLSUK COMPANY. 33* WALNUT Street.
- ,_ „ PHtr.APEI.PHrA, April IS, 1886.
By a resolution of the Board of Birectors, the books
of this Company were closed on MONDAY, the 10th
Inst Holders of receipts will plesee present them at
the Office and receive their certificates. ■ , .
Per the Information of subscribers It maybe stated
that, btsrdes the several wells now In operation on one
of the fitrmsof this Company, forty new wells are now
being enrk, several of which will be flalsOed within
sixty days; whilst on their other farm ibe Board have
directed forty lots to be leased, for which there are al
ready applicants lor twenty-five.
„ J. L. DAELINOTO*.
ftpll-6t Secretory.
KS3“ “ FORTteCESE INTBRNATIOK
AI* EXHIBITION. ’ ’ —Contributors to the above
Exhibition will receive every information by calling
SLSf« oSL“. °f the Portuguese Consul. 801 Bonlt
FRONT Street. aplS 8t
S.E. COB. SIXTH ANDMABKET STBEETS.
>,1865.
jgpr* COdULATCOST!
house;kbepeks' com. company,
OFFIOB, 103 BOOTH FIFTH STREIir, BBLOW
CHEBTKtfI.
A Company ha* hoeffformad under the Minin, Law*
of PenzL6ylv&a!a, of the above name, for the par
pose of supplying Coal to its members at prime cost,
andytra aie hereby solicited to become a participant fa
its benefits.
The stock of the Company has been divided into 25,-
000 shares, at $lO per share, making a capital of $250,-
000, of which fW.OCO is set apart for working capital.
-*lt is.the intention of this Company to famish o&ch of
its stockholders with onegross ton <3*240 pounds) oi coal
annually, for each share of stock held by them daring
the existence of this Company (which has been char
tered for sixteen years) at cost, if the stockholder de
sires to receive it.
Last winter a ton of coal of only 2900 pounds cost at
yoar door $12.£0, while the mining and transporting of
a ton o! 2.240 pounds; cost only $7. SO: *hns making the
venomous profit of five dollars on a single ton of coal,
besides the difference in weight. Why p*y the differ
ence, when by becoming a member of tine Housekeep
ers’ Coal Company yon wlllbecoxne dtrecify connected
with themining and delivery of yoar ow&tfcal, tbere
,by securing it good, clean, cheap , and of fail weight ?
dll these benefits are secured to you at once if you
join this Company. The characer of the gentlemen
having this enterprise In charge is sufficient- goaratiiee
that the objects of the Association will be fal3gf verified.
The Company have prooared the lease ofcthewell
kfecwn colliery of “Branchdsle, M situated abcut'aeven
miles from PottavUle. on a branch of the Mfhehill and
Schuylkill Haven Bail road. The coal is of the best
Quality of the region, it being the celebrated BpoSn-Vsin,
The mine will now yield 40,00$ tons of coal par "year,
and can readily he made to doable its present prod'uw*
tt&n&t a very small cost. The supply may be sample be
inexhaustible, for, bo far as the existence of this Com
pany is concerned* it certainly is so.
The mine is .Incomplete working order, With aUrthe
machinery and personal pioperty necessary and usnaPto’
work a first-class colliery.
The stock of this Company is not ah inflated cnOo-lt
bein g based upon a fair equivalent in -
The Investment will be a good one, as the GoißPAny
expect io realize aufiicient profit from the sale or the ear**
plus of all eoal mined over 26,000 tons, to pay a good
semi-annual dividend. ■ *
Information concerning the affairs of the Company
©an be obtained at the office.
THOU, WfilGaiHSr 8. B CbT'KfH and Chestnut sts.
gp? ■*•***!
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
OEHAHIZED BEDES YHB '
HIHIMO A*D MAHPFACTHKIHQ LAWS OF THB
Stephen H. Brooke.:
X Pemberton Hn’chinson
William S. Perot,
James A. MeCrea, M. 8.,
Oeo. Augustas Wood,.
[ of Birectors held this day.
s re elected President, and
jeretary and Treasurer.
H. Jackson, Secretary.
PRESIDENT,
E. P. LEAKE, M. D., Fronkford.
j - , ■ HAVAAIRDI,
JOHS BAOOH. Ofßoe of the Company,
— ' rREASUKER. ____ , _ _
OUBSkAL AOBBT,
KOBT. K. COBSQ2T.
DIRECTORS,
E. F. LSAKS, l LSWTS THOMPSON. . .
B. H. JBffKS. THOHAS WBIGGIHB.
JAGOfe W. BOCKICS. apl7mwf24t
IEVH.
THE mew 'YOKK AND MYEBPOOI,
STATE OF HBW YOBS,
OAPXTAI., ONE MILLION DOLLARS,
ONE HUNBBED THOUSAND SHAKES,
810 PER SHAKE.
BTJBSORIPTIOH PRICE. *5 FBR SHABB,
KOT LIABLE TO FURTHER ASSEBBHBET.
OFFICES:
*O. EMPIRE BBILDIHO,
Ho. 11 BROADWAY, HBW TORE.
POBT OFFW* ABB&SfW. BOX No. 63®. Hsw Yojß.
OPriOBBB.
HoB. BAHXEL 8. DICKIHSOH, Trodden*.
WK T. PHIPPS. Vi«a PrwldOßt.
ROBERT BASSETT, Beeretary.
H. 3. BBRTIS. ffiiHßf Snpttintaßd*at,TUßCTJlte.Fß.
ATLAS TIC BAHg,Ho.l43Bio»away,W.Y.,TrBMary.
The well, of the Company are bow prodtula* oil.
Ferment for stock mar he made 1b drafts, reirtrtereß
note,., or (Joranunoat hoods sod seeorittes, which bonds
and sonorities will ha taken at their market value.
Remittance* mar he addressed to the Company, P. O.
Bos *fo. 6368, Bow York City, or to “Atlantic Bask.
Treasury of the Bow. York and Liverpool, Petroleum
Company, Ho. 143 Broadway, How York City," or to
any of ita aients. mho-Sm
AMRBICAN NAIL
AKB
MIL MACHINE MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
OP
PENNSYLVANIA AND MARYLAND.
\
CAPITAL ............,$300,000.
6,000 SHAKES—PAR TAW®, $5O.
pbesedsot*
HBNBX THOMAS,
i
TREASURER.
JOHHW. HALL.
DIBKOTOK3,-
HENRY THOHAS. HerrtehtO*.
JOHH W. HALL, Harrlshnr*.
C, A WALBOKH, PhlladolpU*.
R. G. BIEMAH. Baltimore
HRHBY HILBERT. Harrlahur*.
EAIfKIRSi •
ADAMS ft LEY*. Philadelphia.
The Subscription Book for the Capital Stock of this'
Company is now open at the Banking House of ADAMS
&.LBTO, 2?o: 305 CHBSTAIJT Street, Philadelphia,
Persons wishing to make a profitable invest’Bjninra
reepectfaUy invited to call on Messrs ADAMS & LEVIS,
who w>U give them further information, and wit] show j
them the MjkcTtlHOfl.'wfynr ryiimfww nnR ft?" —*
The^d^^^swow^iorSnrMachinesover any
are;
That they produce a more perfect nail, with a better
head, and fewer imperfect nails.
That they effect a saving of not lass than fifty per
cent, in the expense of grinding knives and dies.
And the Machines being self-feeding, they effect a
saving of, from fifty to seventy-five per cent, in the
, labor of cutting nails. , ..... ,
.. Parties feeling an interest, and desiring to subscribe,
will please calbaud examine for themselves, apis lm
WISP” OFFICE OF “THE hooter BHD
■=©>- Marshall oil 00.,’’
- - N. W. CohHEH Puth afd Chebtsut,
Sook No. 3*
TO THB STOCKHOLDEEB I , ~ ot
The Dire«tor» would respseifully inform tte Stoek
holderB of “The Hoo-vfraud MarßhaU Oil Company’’
that the affairs of the Company are in a good aud sound
condition, and that the devolopmsnte on their property
aje being vigorously profcecnied. Thatthey eouldhave
declared a dividend gome time ago from the products of
their ‘well, ndw yielding, but instead of doing so have
applied the proceeds thereof to the boring of the new
well on the ‘'Hoover** tract. .
They have also leased a portion of the fifty-acre tract,
and have had applications for more leases for
hair theoiL Kie .wefts on this tract are to be sank im
mediately. .
gfeveraf large strikes having recently been made in
the immediate vicinity of the fifty* acre tract, they feel
the greatest confidence in expecting the moat satisfactory
resiUti: The well now being bared by the Compeer,
on the Ho over tract, they feelassured will yield notices
-than sixty barrel* of oil per day. The books of the Com
pany, with letters almost daily received from the Su
perintendent, hre open for inspection at the office of the
• By P ord»r of the Bbard of actor*.
H. B -BABHHBBST, Secretory. .
- Phu.Adeaphta, April 11th. 1885. SPIB-61
*-™r- suk«;f.on GENEBAE’S OFFICE,
W ' WABHIHQTOH Cits', B. G . Aprll 7, 1855.
NOTICE.-Gandidatos ftr tie position of "ASSIST
ANT 8BBSEON” In the Ist Army Corps (Baj or Gaus
rsl Hancock's), are notified lhat the requirement of
two vesra’ • ’ previous service is no loigsr exacted,
and that the oulv prerpquta'te for exkmlnattou will be
the bessemicn of a Diploma fiom some regular Medical
College. JOS. K. BARNES,
aplO-mWfit Surgeon Oenatal. ~
SPIKITFAI.ISTB ABF, IN
•=» YITEB to asremble at BAIBOM STREET HALL,
afl2 o’clock on’WEDNESDAY,to Vsrisnmlzs tie ores
sion of tic fusiarsi ’ of our lato 0 dISV
Addresses will be delivered by Era Wilhelm.. Mr.
PUmeyitond others. aplB-3t*
KSe OFFICE OF THE HESTONTIEEE,
*=» Mantua, and pairmobottpasbesobb
RAILROAD CO., No. 8568 CALLOWHILL Streat,
Philadelphia, April 7. 1865. *
NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIYSN. That a BoMial mast
lie oi the Stockholders of the HESTONY-ILLE. MAN
TUA; AND PAIRMOUNT FABBBNOER RAILROAD
COMPANY (the PAlrmonnt and Arch-street City Pas-
Bsngor Railway Company, aid Palrmimat PAssonger
Railway Company, merged with this (tompany) wul
be held at the office of the Company. No. 3563 GIL
LOWHtLL Street, on MONDAY, the 25th Instant, at 13
o’clock M . to take Into consideration the expediency of
creating a new mortgage in Hen of the mortgages now
existing, for the purpose of retiring the entire bended
and floating indebtedness of the Conpany, in accord
ance with the act of AasemWy approve* March 28,1865.
aplo-mvtl7t - JOHN T. LaNBB, Secretary.
THE ANMAL ELECTION FOB
president and Managers of be ELMIRA AND
WILLIAMSPORT RAILROAD COMPANY will be held
at their Office, 308 WALNUT Street, on MONDaY,
Stay 1, at 12 o’clock M. L. P. OSIGBk,
apl3-wfin9t Secretory, .
wta- DIVIDEND WOTICE—OFFICE OF
fse hinbbal oil company, sat walnut
Street. Philadelphia, April 17. 1885.
The Board of Directors nave this day declared a divi
dend of ONE PBR CENT, on the capital stock of the
Company, payable at theto office on and after the 26 th
tnst;, clear of State taxes The transfer books will
Close on the 19th instant, at S o’clock P. M and re-open
on tie 27til ilitt, TH. R. SEARLE,
splg-Bt ■ - • ■ Secretory.
ife®= STATEMENT OF THE EOBEBT
K 2B 7 OIL COMPANY PROM MAY 10th. 1881, TO
MARCH Slst, 1855.
Total r>oetpts.-*--•••■- ~$73,560 01
psta dividends Jnly*9.sl3.sooi Amt.
59,5U),00at Oct. 10. *10,0905 Dec. 22,
1864, *16,0001.-. *17,600 00
Expense at Wells-789 88
•* bfc&toT&X-s*• sxmstMishm• 1,625 tO
" 6alsryof|upe S tendsit u . imU -
' " Books, Stationery, Ac.t-- 603 74 „
51.882 74
Balance on hand, Marehffi,lSB6..-...~ ....*20,677 23
aplß St WM. M. CARTER, Treasnrer.
r®» OFFICE OF THE PIEBBEPONT
OIL COMPANY, 1541 South THIRD Street,
Phjla<?©3pbis.
A meeting of tho-Stockholders will be held at the office
of the Company, on MONDAY. Msy Ist, 1835, at 12
o’clock M., for the purpose of organization and election
of Directors to serve tor the ensuing yew.
. api7-tniyl WM H, WaAILAOB, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE BISOLUTI
MINING COMPANY, No 358* WALNUT St.
Philadelphia, April 11 1665,
NOTICE is hereby siven that all Stock of the RESO
LUTE MINING COMPANY on which instalments are
due and unpaid is hereby declared forfeited, and WIU
be Bold at public auction on SATURDAY;- the)3thday
of May, 1866, at 13 o’elock, noon, at the office of the
Secretary of the Corporation, according to the Charter
and By- Laws, unless redeemed on or before that day.
By order of the-Directors. B. A HODPES,
»pl2-tmylB Ssoretory and Treasurer.
Fai- NOTICE —A SPECIAL MEETING
of the Stockholders of the BLUE CRBEK OIL
COMPANY will he held at the Compsny’s office, No.
407 WALNUT Street, on SATURDAY, the 32d April,
at 4 o’clock P M.
By order ol the Board. E. B. ALSOP,
a pll-lot* Secretary.
•3®”. OFFICE OF‘ THE AMEKICAH
kS? pire insurance company;
, Philadelphia. April 10,1865.
The Directors -have thta day-deol»red_ad)mdend of
BEYEJf DOLLARS AND FI?TYCg»TB PER SHARE
tor the last Six Months-which will be paid to the Stock
holders or their legal Representatives, on and after the
39th instant, CLEAR OP ALL TAXES.
apll-9t ALBERT O. £. CRAWFORD, Seo’y; -
WSBF° SCHUYLKILL AMD SUS4MIE-
W HANNA RAILROAD COMPANY, OFFICE
*V»7 South FoURTB Stnmt. , „ _
Philadslphia, Aprilfith, 1885
The annual medtlsK of tb* Stockholder* of til*
comp&By, asd wax election tor *&y£dc»t and six
Nantgers, will take Discs at the OFFICS of the COM
PANY, on MONDAY, toe Sit day of May next, at 12
“atg-tinyl . WMS~H. WEBB. Secretory.
FS*> NOTICE IB HEBERT GIVEN
SS£? ibat the Annuel Meetingr of the Stockholders of
the GEHTBAXi TBANSPOBTaTIOJI COMPAUf Of
wUl be held ik the office* comer of
THIRTIETH and MARKET Streets, WestPhlladslphla,
on MONDAY, the 24th day of April next, at 10 o'clock*
A. M . tor the purpose of electing Niue Dlreotors, a
Treasnrer, and Btcretory, to serve for one year.
„ . J- F. OOTTBINGER, Secretary.
Philadelphia. Aprils. 1885. apB-flt
■PASTEFULAND SUBSTANTIAL CLOTHXNa
HOVXBBBI ÜBEftTISS AHD
*3B? pBHIf TOWNSHIP KAILBOAD COMPANY,
Phtlabblphia, Aprils 1535.
«fh® *«««** Meeting Of th* Btockhomers of this Coin*
p*»y, Rad an Blectton for Officers to isr-re - for tt« en
suing rtar, and until otters ehsll bs elected, trill be
teld at tte Office of lie PWladelpbJa and-BetdlM Kail
roed Company, Ho, BBT South FOURTH Street, on
JffiOHDATfthl let day of May next, at 11 o'clock A, M,
RjS-lmyl WILLIAM g- WBBB Secretary.
•ST 1 BOO® SFBIKB 841M948
W COMPABI -
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of this Com-
Ptny, and an election for President and fix Managers
to serve for the ensuing year, and until others shall he
elected, will he held at the Office of tee Prlladelphla
and Beading Bsilrcad Company, *o, BBT South
FOURTH Street, on MOHBaY, the let day of Mar
next, at llhl o'clock A. M
apS-tmyl WML H. WHBB, Searetary.
MILITARY.
M PRIZE HONS? A3STD GOVBRN
BITEVT BOON'/? TO ALL WHO gJJTBK TEE
Tf! UNITED STATES' MARINE COBPS.
4* Order* have beett received from ibe head of the
Marine Corps, at Washington not to restrict recrutle to
a particular daee (as lias beau the case heretofore)/ but
to receive ALL who haycrsomd In the volunteer sax*
vice, or!a thsrfffoJars, or is the marines, and have
bees honorably dißsharatdi Ewh pawona esllstlnr lu
the United States Marines wBl receive the Govern
ment bounty, and will alfeobe entitled to theirehare of
§ri z* money is a nr capture -of the enemy's vessel*.
or feather information apgly. at the rearuifctag ren
dezvous. Ho- 311 South FRONT Street,, between 9 A.
M. end 3 o’.loch P. M„ ererrdnjtet Mrnda^^
apVfcf Captafn and Kocmiilnsr Officer.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
“H A »” OT «*™“
CASSIMERES FOB BOYS.
BLACK FRENCH CLOTHS.’!
LADIES’ ZEPHYR SACKINGS.
FINE FRENCH COATINGS.
NEW LOW PRICES.
COOPER Ac CONARD,
I, E. Cor, Ninth and Market Sts.
\ >p!94f ; -
J VtltCß BLACK DOUBLE-WIDTH
AJ wool DELAINES, $1 and $ll3-nearty old price 1
Lupin's B*4 Black Wool Delaines, 62 oil.
Lupin's Mode Wool Delaines, 62 ate.
Black Alpacas. 60. 66, 7*. 88, $l. &o.
Light Color* Alpaca*, 62c5s —a bargain.
Auction lot Plaid Mohairs, 37 ete.
Best American Prist*, 96 aud 95 cis.
White Cambrics, &e.« White and Buff Pique. ..
DOMESTIC GOODS
Very lowest market prices for our full aud Italy
Block. * COOPS B A COSTaBD.
apl9- tf g. K. cor. NINTH and MASKS* Streets.
JOHN F. YOUAG.
u Ho. TO North FOURTH Street.
Hu now In more a moat extensive assortment of
DRKtS HOODS
at theVBBY LOWEST PRICES,
WANTS.
WANTED— ALL DESIROUS OF
securing a email fortune, speedily, with a mode*
rate outlay, to call at Ho 13561 CHB3TNTJT Street,
(private entrance, with hell.) and examine the new
patent CAMPILLION CARPET, undoubtedly the most
wonderful, useful, money-saving, and money-making
enterprise of the eg*.
It can be produced at a cost of 35 cents to 40 cents per
yard, is very beautiful, and will last a lifetime. Pa*
tented Jar nary 17, A, P-1£65, apl9-3b*
WAN TED-AT $lO PER DAY—
agent* in every neighborhood in Pennsylvania
and Hew Jersey, to sell a beautiful engraving of Abra
ham Lincoln ' Address BARTLBSON & GO-, No. 611
CHESTNUT Ftreet, (second door) PMIa. ap!9-12t
TIT A NTE D—A PARTNER, WITH
y“ from TWELVE to FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOL
LARS. in a safe and very profitable business in the Oil
regions First class references furnished. Profits will
average 33K per cent v
. Address “Bona Fide," office North American and
Gazette. afrl9-to*
WAHTBU-rA salesman in a
. ?¥ CLOTH STOKB, -
to nil city trad., Address, with real uw. Box 8?6,
Port Office. " apis Brt
WANTED, AT SISO PER MONTH,
TV A RELIABLE CAR YASSER in every town and
county, for the EURSE aid SPY, the most interesting
aid exciting booh ever published, embracing the ad
ventures of a .woman in the Union army as Hnr.e,
Scent and Spy, giving a moat vivid inner picture of the
war. We have Agents clearing *l5O per month, which
we will prove to any doubting applicant, tend for
circulars. Address '* JOHRi BROS. & CO., Ho. 600
CHEBTEUT Street, Philadelphia, Pa.»» aplS-lm*
WANTED—CANVASSERS FOR
* 1 LIFE INSURANCE The beat termsoffered. Ap
ply at 13S CBBSTHUT St., second story. mMllm*
rtANAL-BOAT BUILDERS AND
v CAULEBBS WASTED, at CHESTER.
Constant omplo,men^l 1 eB. A Addre™ K & c 0
aplP-lra Chester, Pena*.
XjiMPLOYMENT HOUSE FOR HOUSE
XJ KEEFERS, Seamstresses, Chambermaids, Waiters,
Name, Cooks, Laundresses, aud tenoral housework,
white and colored. 803 LOCUST St. • aiyi-lin
-OMPLOYMENT HOUSE fob CLERKS,
-*-X Nook-keepers, Salesmen, Packers, Porter*. Watch
men, Coachmen, Drivers, Conductors, Bar-tenders,
Welters,Para-hands, Garaeuen.se. Employers suited
at short notice. 6058 and BU4 LOCUST St. agi-lm
GREATEST THING OF THE TIMES
V*—ROWER'S PEIZE ENVELOPES.-Agents wanted
everywtere- Preminm Watches glxsn to Agents. On
receipt of $l5 we will mall, post-paid, MO Envelopes,
and a splendid Solid Silver Banting-vase Watch as a
premium to the agent. A single Envelope sent, with
circular and fuUpaniculars, on receipt of 25c.ats. Ad
dresSiA-tB. BO WEH & CO., P. 0., BoxdßO, 36 BEBK
MAwSbeet, HI Y. . . . . , .aihg-ffin
TO PHOTOGRAPHERS. :
-h Wanted by a Yonng Man of thorough capability a
rttnatlon a< Operator. ■ . ,
Address «‘B.,acT.,' i Press office.. ;, ap!9-3rt
M WANTED TO BEKT—FOB ONE
or more,years, a eood HOUSE,, with, modern im
proremestsj fornlthed or_nnfargianed; location ore-
- mi ■
siu, walnut, or spruce streets. Possession reaairedaboiu
July Ist. An excellent opportunity to rent by persons
going abroad. Good locations other than above not
objectionable, Address Box Bfi2, P. O. apl4- tit*
FOR sails: and to art.
m FOB SAL E—A BESIRABLE
KaHWELLIEB, with every cenvanlence! fine yard,
Poeees&icn atven Hay 1. Ho. 354 Bontli Tweiity-ilrsi
etreet. below Da Dancer plica. Apply it Ho- 917
MABKET Street. apl9-at« .
m FOR SALE—A HA2TOSO3TE POTJR^
ißstoried brick dwelling hou*«. with three*storied,
‘back building, -with ail modern imprOY?meata» situate
onFlnettieet, above Eighteenth, south ride. .
- Apply at 600 CHESTNUT Stmt.
. aplB-3l*- Second floor, back room. .
A FOB BALE-A HAHBBOME
MaLCOCBTEY BEAT on School- house Lane, near Ger
mantown Large Stone House,. with aU modern con
veniences: Stone CSoach House and Stable, with 'Stalls
fox six Horses. Grounds well planted, shaded, and
improved; and all in perfect order and repair. For
paiticnlars, inquire at 111 CH.BSTIUT St. aplB fe*if
m BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESI
SSdEECE, BOXBOBOUGH. Twenty.flrst wart, li!
and a hilt miles rrom the city. FOE BALE, by M.
THOMAS * SONS. April S4th. 1835. aplß 8t«
MILLINERY.
ir» MISS FENNELL, 26 NORTH
"#» EIGHTH Street, invites attention to her assort
ment of Spring and Summer MiLLIHEBT.
apl2wfioBl* -
WM. F. WARBURTON,
FASHIONABLE HATTER,
430 Chestnut Street,
NEXT DOOB TO THE POST OFFICE,
, PHII.iSEI.PBIA)
GOODS REDUCED TO
GOLD PRICES.
I have ieduced my entire stock of goods, consisting of
WATCHES,
FINE JEWELBT,
SILVER PLATED WAKE,
and solid BILVERWABB. to present gold Prices.
“* 530 ARCH STREET. ™
apB-12t ■
pAFER FLAGS,
PORTRAITS, AND BADGES,
BEAPED IN MOTTENINO,
FOB SALB, WHOLESALE AHD KETAIL, BY
KIN Gi WALT & BROWN,
111 ana 113 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,-
OTEE ♦■PBBBS” OFFICE.
DLAGS, FLAGS—SILK AND MUS
1 lie -flags just becbived
It* W. TILLBB, 3a Sooth FOURTH Street.
T INCOLN MEDALS AND PINS FOB
AJ CBHTBB OF KODBHIEG BOSBTTBS.
It* W. TILLBB, 33 South FOURTH Street.
T7IHEBY EXECUTED MEDAIiS OF
A. P££3II>BST LIJHCOLS aad Lieutenant ««neral
IT. S. GRaHT. Pol *ale at Ho. 358 G GHESXAUr St.,
third door.
ap)B-3t*
JOHH S. -WARMER & BOSS.
PHOTO GRAPES OF MR. LIN
COLN —The best likensmes of our late Proaideat.
In said and lmrre «Sze». Publish *dby
apis- 3t* CKBMBK * GO., 18 South EIGHTH St.
PRESIDENT LINCOI N B^DOEB FOR
•*- sale, wholesale aad retail. The trade supplied.
3- 80MEBSBT,
531 CHBBTMDT BT.
RE B-TJ BLICiS INYINOtBLES’
BABQXS, fornleby BQMSSSST,
»pis-4t« - -saicassrsuTST.
SUBSCRIPTION BOOK? FOB BUT-
T-BIB'S StJPEBIOR PORTRAITS OP
PRESIDENT LINCOEN,
ate open at Ho. 90S ABOH Swat. .
Only Arentfor PMladelpMa.
A few copies for sale.
SCOTT’ B EVENING GOLD AND
STOCK IXCHAJTOB at tie ASSBMBJ-T BUItD
IBOS, will be open Bvery Bvealoi *w the lra ?fSf b?
of bo Bines*. ■ -
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMB.—ELB
l QAXT style* pliant linjj tatl
GaUery. 624 ARCH Street.
T IPS SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS IN OtL
P.
.bli'mlb’ Biplendid speelmea*, made at Me Gallery,
824 ARCHStreet. ■ ~,_ _. ~,,,.
AT KEASONABLEPBIOES.
AUCTION BAi.Ui?
jJNITBD STATED
COTTON SALE.
UPLAND COTTON
WILL. BE SOM),
JTalfff dlWctloa if lilttwnDraper, V, B. Cotton A«ot.
ETEH>AY. apbu. astn, mas.
ATOJS O’CLOCaP. It.
Ex6hangbJ salesrooms.
TEtC BROAD WAjL HEW TOE S,
1 Fam»lcs can Be'seen at iheaAka of Messrs, Easton *
Go. three day 8 before the saib.
Catalogues wilt he the 2Sth' la A at Sutton
* Co. ’o, and at »ft»Cnatont g<wa». . aoWtt
T-TIDEB AN& • TALLOW.-WILL BB
sold at Public Aaetion, oaJgß OIF Y. the Mb
lust, at 11 o’clock AT Bfc.at SIXUffl-STKBET WHARF.,
the following arMclernuers or les«
S.t«2 Baited Beef E'daz.
219 Dry Deaf Hide*.
14 Dry Calf SktafT
495 Sheep Felts.
24.114 pounds of Tallow TBeof).
6S( a rollons Neats-foM oil.
2,642 pounds of Tsllotri Scraps.
4,960 pairs of Heron
2.000 assorted Kmply Blmils. '
Terms cash, in Gorernjr.eat foods.
>_ . . G. BELL. Llent. Hol;aC. ft.
WAagnraTog, April 1«, ISM a pl7«
AJWWSLEiSfENTS.
QA R D.—W AI/NUT-S T.
THEATER.
TO THE PUBLIC.
of the great CALA
MITY fche Batson hag saflared; aad
my own affliction at the loss of one
or my moat ei teemed friends, I big
to state I will not be able to mr*
form until THURSDAY.
Yonr obedient rervant,
FEWCITA VESTVAIE
Jy[EW CHESTNUT-SI BAST THEA-
Tlie pnhlic aro most respectfully Informed that, is
consequence of the
NATIONAL OADAMPfT
that has fallen upon onr coantiy, anl at % slight token
of respect to
... OGK LATE BELOVED PRESIDENT,
this Theatre will b. closed until
FURTtEK NOTICE
„ .• , wa E. STBS.
aplß tf LEONARD Q ROVER.
ftPB-lmlf
ARCH-STREET THEATRE.
The pnhlic are respecifully not! Bed that as an humble
tribute of respect to the memory of onr late HONORED
CHIhP MAGISTRATB. this Ssatrowill be cio.-dts.
ta Wither notice. 1.0018 A DREW.
We concur In the ah otc,
. M A- OARRBITSON,
I fence and Mansgersss of the Watnnt-stresti'a.aWe.
TN CONSEQUENCE OP THE LA-
J- MBKTED I >3a.'C& of onr beloved Preeidaat. tb*
CBOBAJL FESTIVAL OP TBIWITY tJHOt *. He vim£
advertised for WiDfiBSDAI and TSGSBD \t. Aunt
18th and 20ih, is POSVPOHE3) tj TU& SDAT »3
WEDNESDAY, 26th and SSth. u
QHOHAL FESTIVAL.
• 1811111 CHOIS,
OP NEW TOSS,
UNDER THE DIRECTION OP DR. CDTIiHS,
will repeat -•
• THE CHuKAi FESTIVAL
- K * ,sati, sf: v^s i #w& K - T -’ rt
ON
TGMDAY AJfD WEDHEBOAY, April 35ib and SStfc.*
SOLOISTS. -tt—
Master BIC&ABD COKER, principal Soprano of
Trinity Choir.
Hears. GBOBGE SIMPS OH, Tenor; J. S. THOMASw
Baritone.
Masters KBBLIGH, BLLARO. TATE, and PRATT.
OBGABISTB _____
CGTLBK and W. BUGSES TfiAYßß,the latent**
Organist of Boston.
Selections from the great works of HAHOEL. n*ng-
MJBHDBLSSOHIT, and HATCH. "
Alio, a DIBGE in memoriam of onr late beloved
President.
Admission, $1.50.
Tickets for sale at Mr. Charles W. A. Tmmpler > Music
Store, Seventh and Chestnut streets, and at the Episco
pal Book Store, 80. 1321 Chestnut street. Tickets sold
for Wednesday an. 4 Thursday will ha good fox Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Boors open at ©£♦ commence at 7X-
Book* of wprds in fail, containing ike historical ro-
Cfcurci 1)8 preßBat&^ the audience at tha
PoeillVely no money will be received at the Chorch.
and no more tickets will be >o!d than the Ghurok cas
comfoilably sccoimnodate. 801 l particulars in fatten
announcements. . aplfl*mwswa6t
Pr CONSEQUENCE OF THE DEATH
of President 1. f NOOL N the Gtrand CompUmentery
Belt to the NUHARa HOSE - CDMPANT. No IS,
tshich wee to be given THIS (Wednetouy) ETEBIN&.
at the-Hoileal Fend Hall. Is he-ehy postponed until
further notice, for which all tickets now mined wIU be
good lor the occasion. S. B. HDRF3IT,
it 1 * Secretary. '
THE TWENTY-THIRD MATINEE OF
A the PHILADELPHIA CLASSICAL ftrilsrSTTß
CLUB is portioned to WEDNESDAY. Apr)l24. It
J7LORAL BALL POSTPONED.
AMERICAN ACADBHT OF ’
D. L. OASPENrES^^
respeetMly informs■ W« Mends^an/tha public that he
hAs Mstponoi bl> ANNUAL fLOMX, PESMTAL AND
BALL until WjBDSSBSDAY, ApriOH, IBS3, on account of
tkd.«Hif uaftAunl ef|amitzAikmu > -
fti;ifegoygsagwl£L oe
- -T!rke?B $« To be bad of CjL J. THOSSfLSF, 3LI
Street, and of D. L. CABBBiffßtf. 65&3
ARCS Street. aplB et*
fVBRMANIA ORCHESTRA.—PUBLIG
VA BEHEAREARS every SATOBDAT at SK oclodc
P. H,» at MTJSIGAIi FORI) HALL. Bmaie Tickets, 38
teat*. Six Tiekets, #1: to be bid. at Tnnaplsr'*, An
dze’a, »ad Meyer’* Ignatc Stores, aad at the Hall. no7-tt
"INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND.—
j- There w ii lb* no EXHIBITION THIS (WXMras-
BAY) AFTBBROOff. ~ Hi*
THE ACADEMY OP'PINS ARTS.
J- CHESTNUT Street. abOTeTejdb, Is OPto DAIWC
forrlgitort, from9l. ft to 6P. 9L jaX
: BOASBIDffe • ;
PIRST QLASB BOARD FOR GENTLE
HAS and "Wife. A pleasant seconcLstory room V9~
cant Apply at 141 T fePBOCfi Street : U*
17ROM TWO TO FIYE GBNTLEM2H
■*• desire BOABD. Loeition within Ays zoinntss*
walk (*f Seventh an d C iestnut streets. Best of infer
ence giveit if required. Address, soon. C. S. 8., Pres*
office. api9 2t*
99F, SOUTH BROAD STREET.-VA
cut, ttrobsadsome Beeond- story boat ROOMS,,
and fwo f,ln*ie Kocm*. agld-dtf
UOST ASD FOUND.
T OST ON MONDAY. NIGHT, ONT
Walnnfc. or Fifteenth street .a GOLD
BAND CHASED eaiUUe remrd wUI
be paid it retained to J. H. LAMBEETI, 228 BOCK
street, ___ It*
TOST.—A PERPETUAL POLICY*
A-J given by tbe Franklin Fire-Insurance Company*
Philadelphia, Ho. 2003. daUd January 9th. lb3S. tm
JOBS F. MOBIBB, and hr him tnotfttzed td WE
QBAJITt April 13, 1813. basing been lost- ft snUaMs
Seward 1m "riven for its return to JOBE WISE
Eo. 561 North FIFTH Street. *
Philadelphia, April 6» 2665. ap7-l»*
A/TOUNT PBA.CE IN ST IT U T B— A.
■iW- BOAEDING iSD BAT SCHOOL FOS BOYS—
Bemoved to POBIT-F-IRST and. HUTTO* Strteis, West
Philadelphia, 'The ptioil* are prepared for
or Professional 3ife The treaty-second tern Twill com
mence Sf&y 2d. Circular* can be had of .WI&LlAif Gv
ÜBOWBLBt . Slo J WAl, a ™ ||i t.orof
FjcmcipaL
BBawtCfißßßggfcl CAMDEN' AND AT-
WffNUht BJlLROUk—Trala*.
leave Vine* street Fern asMlowe
MailTiala
Freight, with Passenger Oats attached—..—9 00 A. M.
Atlantic Accommodation.— .I.lBp. BC_
Junction Accommodation - -5 30 p. H.
EKEBBItmo, liKATE ATLANTIC.
Atlantic Accommodation ......1— 6.2) A. fit.
Freight, with Passenger Gaia attached.—. . .19.06 p. K
Mall Train».>......s 46P. SK»
Junction Acsommodaiion- ——-6. MA. M.
EXTRA BADDDXFIEXtD TEAIXB _
LeareVlne street 11.15 A. M.7Ba4doi3eld 1.30 P. H.
X. B.—Freight nrast he ddlTered at Cooper’s Point
before 6 P. M. to tnsare Its going down the nakt day.
mh9 2mif JOHX G. BBTAHT, Ageht.
fig—CHl lIIIUI I raiiABBIPHIA.
M.KEiWf akd ksadihs KAiftKOAA.
—cjsusos or hoob.
Ob and after Monday, 17th ins!., the Accommodation
Train ftr Beadinr and intermediate plane trill lavra
the'depot* THIETBKJtTH and OAX.&OWIHLL Streete,
at 6 o'clock F. M. G. A HIOOUS,
aplASt General Saperiniendeat.
tssarneamemm WEST CHESTER
■Pwi ""WH arm PHIHJLDBI.PHIA mia.
BOAD, VIA MRDIA.
BUHMSB ARBAHGBMEHT.
Os and after MOaDAT, April 17,1805, the tralnewffit
IsaTe as CHBCTJre
hears Philadelphia for Weet Cheater at 7.35 sad Id. 17.
A and 2.16.146, and BASF. H.
heaye "Wert Chester for Philadelphia at 6.20,7.45, and
10.36 A. H. ■ and IjSaad 4 46 F. M
Trains leavira West Cheater at 7.45 AM. aadlecrlut
Philadelphia at 4 4SP.IL will stop only at Media, AC.
Jnnctlon, Bead.
j l**ve Philadelphia forß. C. Junction atilt uiß
Leave B. 0. Jnsctton lor Philadelphia at aJB JL B.
nd7.tOT. M.
These trains stop at all intermediate stations.
OtTBCaDAYg,
Irfi&Te Philadelphia at 8~30 A jfamJ3P. H.
leave West Chester at Bhi K and 6P. M.
Trains lea-vimi Philadelphia at 7.36 A. M. and 4.46 P*
M., and lesTioit West Cheater at 7.46 A. M and £. 45 P.
H. connect at B, C. Junction crith trains «?.*»»
B.K. for Oxford and intermediate points.
I’aeeenaen are allowed to tato wearier apparM only
ae baanze, and the Company will not. in
responsible for an amount exceeding oto hnndjeddefe
*“*• unices a special coo|g« is Wt
PEHABJOPHIA. March 16, IBM. tah”-* B * l *
c ELECTRICAL OFHCBB. I
1 Wo. 15* *OT!h BLEVBSTH. below SAGS Street: f
FOBTIETH Street. Wert Fit- 1
5 !l DB?THOHAS AIMS htrtng beenTenrsarew; -\
C ref ft {S core of Diseases by this new method, J
5 would Inform bis Mends and the Foblio tlathe tat
■} etiil benetUllng and swine.maw whom medicine $
{did not affect, and conaidered inenrabie. . *
5 We will mention a few of aie JBi^aMltttteeMfey.
} of which tile treatment seldom If ever ““* • y
f Bheamctism, Felone, S“? T peases. i
,A*ne. tesbona. [Woe >
Coskjrabn* Hemoribage, oiab&ies,&&. V
y -patients will be trotted at t&eir residence wheaj
ca*kttZ&i*l*x9» number of teetlmoni&te mar be sees I
sat the Ottoes from patients to thU elfey. **obs&lU J-
KioSVSis.
t alty. DE. TfiOS. ALLEN, i
f avEMtan BlectriciEUa >
FOB ALBANY AJTO TROY.
MSB irsw tossu to„muwui «»
aAKITAW C42M&,—'BW Bffitf# S. FLUUOA9-, T-
Spicer, master* is now loading at first wnarx below
Spruce afreet for tiie above point*, and will, lsare o»
wroman at, at 18 o’clock.
Ira ft*lint. wlileii will lie token onTsMonnWe tonne.
npply to I>. L. AfftnL
»17-St 30* Sonth DEL.AWABB Avenge.
pABD PHOTOGRAPHS, 12 FOR $1.35,
v Tory pretty a*d tasteful styles li&enestts. >«£»**•
for albnro*. and jnafc the thing 0 c iS»S
with classmates. REIMER o. feBCGKD Street* abojrn
Green. - • * . _ ' **-
imepaetment fob custom wobk.
5,000 BALES
EDtFCAHOML.
*♦* ..****• AK.