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The Com
VetwO Blaafl, M<i
E O Hickman,W Oliester
Peter EbySt la,Lancaster
Gen Mflore, Maryland
Jm F Spwr, Feima
Geo Sobrler, Sew York
h S Hooper, Virginia
X) A T Black. Fenna
p WJnenian, Fenna
Jas B Lindsey, Ponna
A J Clark, Penna
John o Meyer, Petrna
S B Bold, Fenna
W o Dlokey, Oxford, Pa
SrF Nlvln,OliandlemUei
MM A W Niva, Fenna
D B Nivin, Chester, Pa
R B Ewing, fil D, Fenna.
The Stnt*
E Bane, Reading-
YOltllltmeh, Beilefonte
G Feraandig 4 wf, N Y
Y) Etner. Mt TTolon, Pa
John 1 plna ton
J Bevard, Indiana eo, Pa;
' 7 P Hatoh, Armstrong eo
TE Penrose, Ohio
S F Seely, Beverly, Ohio '
J Ketly, Pennsylvania
- J T Quinn, Penha
Amos Townsend, Penna
SPECIAL NOTICES.
iBNBtBILITY.
BY THB bard of tower hall.
Vo .sweeter earCiiy trait oan be
Than charming sensibility.
Yet none, alas! has power
To bring more sorrows to the breast,
And make the mind, with gloom opprest,
Languish through life's hour.
"Then, feeling souls, forbear to brood
1 On all the horrors round ns viewed,
And there which we bnt guess;
'Unless the sufferer's.tad fate’
'You may at ones alleviate.
And ehd-yoar own distress.
Tor should we yield our minds to dwell
On every tale that Tnr.h can tell
Of dire and hopeless woe;
Our tears to itresm would never cease,
And the serene delights of peace,
Our hearts would merer know.
The mind, to ’scape this should he fraught,
'With stores of profitable thought,
‘Tit pleasant to is float,
And very useful too, withal.
How oheaply we» from Tower Hall, ‘
Hay handsome clothes select!
Notwithstanding large end rapid sales, our assort*
"tnent of seasonable Clothing U full and complete as
usual, large additions being made daily, and com
prises all styles, hinds, and from medium grades
to superfine, men's, youth s, and boys*. All can he
tutted atonce without d+layor trouble*. .Our pur
chases have mostly been tnadsralnoe the *f yeat decline
in prices, the balance of our stock la reduced to the same
et&ndard. ao that our customers miy rely upon re
ceiving the full benefit of the decline and purchasing at
lower prices than the lowest offered elsewhere
TOWfitt BALL,
No. 518 MARKET Street
• it BEHNETTAC©,
IRbkat Inducements ! Great Induce
-HBHTS I
Great Inducements! Great Inducements !
Gbbat I*ducb*bntsJ Great Inducements !
The attention of the public is invited to the splendid
assortment of Tine Clothing displayed in the ImmaAie
ttock of
Mbss&s, FRISKY 4 Go.,
Contained in their three stares, viz :
Vo. 303 Ohfbtnut Street . Above Vvikd.. /
Vo. 600 Chestnut Stubt, (GKaOTILLB STOKES* 1
Old Stand )
And 8. V. Cor, Sbtanthaid Market Sts., (70VB3 1 .)
■Which for variety of styles and *iz ?s of garments can
hot he surpassed They now offer a superb stook,
manufactured from stylish and stanmable goods, pur
chased at the lowest point, of the decline, and for sale
at the
Smallest Possible Living Profit,
Bmallebt Possiblb Living Profit; -
Buallbst Posliblb Living Profit.
They have also a quantity cf Good Clothing leftover
from last season, in which they preseat
Great Bargains to Purchasers.
Great Bargains to Purchasers.
Great Bargains to Pcrcbasers,
W**For the accommodation of those who wUh to h&vlr
their olothlsg sisde to order, we hare in connection
with each establishment a
C»»TOK DHPAnTMEyT,
CnatOM Department,
Ctetom Dbpak ;»kxt,
To which special attention is paid, the best artists
being employed, and the
Style, Fit, And Durability,
Stile, Fit, and Durability,
Style, Fit, and Durability,
Of each article guaranWd. Citizens and strangers
are invited to favor us with an early call.
** pbr&t A Co. , -
Vo. 303 Ghbstnut Street Abotb Third,
Vo. 600 Ghb&tbot Stbbbt, (GRANVILLE STOKES*
old Stand )
And 8. 5. Cor. Seventh and Market Sts., (JOVE S’.)
myS wAfrik .
Bieth Place of Liberty
OLOTHIEO HODS*.
Ho: 700 MARKET Strut, Philadelphia,
A large stock of
MBITS AH» BOYS’
FIHX FABHIOXABLB 0.0*31X0
At greatly reduced ericas.
WM BBOWX A CO.
Life fob the Hair. ! !1
A DISCOVERY LONG NEEDED ! I
* 1 Keeps the head clean , cool, and healthy . 1 *
** Will not stain the shin a particle ”
“Positively restores Hair to its original color.”
** Strengthens and promotes the growth ” -
* * Warranted to contain no mineralisubstance . 1 *
** Used by our eminent Physicians and Clergy . ”
* % All should use this truly wonderful Jtr covery, * *
“ Restores Gray Hair and prevents Baldness . 11
*• As a Hair Pressing it is perfect. * *
Cures Dandruff , Itching, and Scalp Diseases.”
Vothing yet discovered can compare with
** London” “ Hair Qolor Restorer. ”
“London” thb world’s *‘H&lr Color Restorer. ’*
•‘London ” “Bair Color Restorer.”
• * London * * (great) * • Hair Color Restorer. * *
•‘London* 1 “Hair Color Restorer. 15
‘‘London” rembdt. “ Hair Color Restorer. * ’
Single bottles 75 cents; six bottles, ft Sold by Dr,
SWAYN2 Jk SOV. 330 North SIXTH Street It
Doob Stops (for preventing door knobs
bom striking the walls) with elsillc heads, of Ma
' Aog&ny, White Enameled, Porcelain and plain wood.
Ear sale by TRUMAN & SHAW, No. 835 (Eight Thirty.
* iTI) MARKET Street, below gink, my 3
Haib Dybl HahTDybl
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DVB Is the hest is the world
The only true and perfect Dye—harmless, Inat&ntan*
one, and reliable; produces a splendid Black or ISstars
Brown; remedies the 111 effects of Bad Byes, andfre
enently restores the original solor. Sold by all Brag
gists. The genuine Is signed W. A. BATCHBLOR, S 3
BARCLAY Street, JlswTork. ial-mwfrly
SOAP-BTONB Griddles are used without
■(east, and therefore do not HU year house with an un
pleasant amoke. A variety of alien, and of Iron ones,
and Cake Paddles and Cake Pans, for sale by TBUMAH
* SHAW, 80. 83S (Eight Thirty-five) MARKET St.,
tflow ninth, mj3
Why Ihjdbb thb Complexion by
POWDEBS ABB WASHES which choke or til up ths
poree of the skint and in a short time leers it harsh and
dry? It is in the blood, and if yon want a smooth and
••oft skin use HBLHBOLD’B EXTRACT OF SARSA
PARILLA. It gives a brilliancy to the complexion.
A Clear,* Smooth Skin and Beadti-
FtJL COMPLEXION follows the use of HSLMBOLD'B
-OOHCSHTRATSO VLDID EXTRACT SARSAPARIL
LA, It remove* black spots, pimples and all eruption*
•«f the skin. ,
To Purify, Enrich thr Blood, and
BEAUTIFY the complexion, useHBLMBOLD S HIGH.
LY CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT BARSAFA*
.RILLA. One bottle equals in strength one gallon of th*
By rap or Decoction. .
Not a Pew op the Worst Disorders
*£hfit afflict mankind arise from corruptions of the blood.
HELMBOLD’B EXTRACT OF BABSAFABILLA is a
remedy of the utmost ralne.
Helmbold’s Concentrated Extract
BDOHD it the oreat Diuretic. HELKBOLD'S COB*
■ GENERATED EXTRACT BARSAKaRILLA it the Oreat
Steed purifier. Both are prepared according to roles
«f Pharmacy and Chemistry, and an the most active
■that tan be made.
A Thing op Beauty is a Joy For
ever. —Those who desire brilliancy of complexion,
4Dnst purify and enrich th* blood, which SBLMBOLB’S
■CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA Inva
riably does BccoUcctltls no patent medicine. Ash
-for Helmbold's. Take no other. mhl-wfmsm
Great Bemedy fob Skin Diseases.
•* Sr.Stcaune’e ” (CutesTetter.) ■' Ointment ”
•• Sr.Sieatme't " (Salt Rheum.) “ Ointment ”
** Sr.Stdayne’s ” (Scald Head.) *' Ointment ”
•* Sr. Bteaone'i ” (Armyltch.) “ Ointment ”
"Sr Btoayne't” (All Eruptions ) "Ointment”
Never £Mls to cure the most obstinate eases. Pries,
•fit cuts. Bent by mail tor $0 cents. Prepared by Br.
SWATHE & SON, 330 North SIXTH Street. It
.^Freckles. —These disfiguring spots are
simply drops of perspiration'hardened in the pores of
the skin, where, as water cannot penetrate, ordinary
washing will not remove. JARED 8 "EMAIL BE
PARIS, '' by softening and smoothing the shin, reaches
this colorens matter, and dissolves it. No skin, how
ever delicate, can tan or freckle while using “Email
ds Saris.” Sold by all Brngglsts, Perfumers, and
4. aleTB In Toilet Goods, myl-mweSt
A Bib Thing.—A million is a great
many* but two million is more. As incredible aa it may
appear, Messrs. F, B. Drake A Co., of New York, sell
oyer two million bottles Of PLANTATION BITTERS
a year. This is. nearly one hundred and seventy-five
thousand dozes, which, at sine are, would be oyer
* million and a half dollars! Surely, some merit mast
Attach to an arf iole of such a sale. Go where we will,
from one end of the country to the other, we are always
tnjslght of theevidenocs oftbe cabalistic 8. T.—lBso—X.,
and these-gentlemen's energy. We would suggest to
them a lUtle-more elegance in their rock painting. The
Legislature of-New Hampaliire h« s passed a law against
their farther dlg&gttrlßg the White Mountains. ap2B-6t
Jonhs’.
THB LOWEST
BELLING PNIOB
Is marked In figure.
on each article,
ABB NEVER VARANS.
A*
JONES’
Crescent One-prie*
OLOTHI* G HOUSE,
MARKET STREET,
above Sixth,
No. 80*.
-A®-- Prioos roduted to salt tho times.
A fino assortment of BBABX-MABE OLOTEOMO.
vtsltahlo for all lessens, constantly on hand.
Custom-work made to order at short noli**, OnhS-ta
Itch, (Wheaton’s) Itch.
(SALT RHEUM. (OINTMENT) SALT RHEUM.
'Will CUTS the Iteh in 48 hours. Also enrss Salt Shaun
SDlssrs, CUlhlalna, mid ail Emvtlons of the Skin.
Trice 60 cent*. By sending 80 cents to WEEKS dt POT
TIB, BOSTON, Man., will be forwarded free by mall
Per sal, by all Druggists. mhlB,6m
nfisa m George Btbcx & Co.’s t.TTH
wrfr pianos. mrro
i.'r inn
- BASON a HAMLIN’S
CABINET ORGANS.
PIANO Ov*f 600 »«b oftbeseOn* CABINET
FORTES. Instruments ba,ve beeniwldby ORG4NB
PIANO Mr. O , and the demand Is con- CABINST
nini stanUy Increagßig. • ORGASa
organs!
J&jS, fflWMlfrmid CABIN^
imercbil.
JJ Trtppte, Safe Hatbor
W-J Smedley, TJ 8 PT
Joli nl.aokl and, Maryl And
FK X“s ,or > Maryland
A D Harlan, Coaiesvtlla
RufusWUey & wr, Penna
Mias Jolla A. Wiley, Pa
E J Buckley k wr, Md
J H Hobart, Pottatown
O H Bherer, Trenton, m J
W W Jefferts, W Utester
I, I,"vis, West Otester
D -H Dnffleld, Otester
Hlehard Ferguson, Penna
i J P Wilkinson, Penna
I Wilson H O-ilnerr, Penna
| Job D mglas, Penna
i .TosbaaHeildjUbasterjPa
» (Tnlon.
1) Harper, Ollnten no
? 8 ®°2? m »n.catatoaoi>
Jas MoKim, Blair 00, Pa
Jas a Evans, Delaware
A lex sample, Panna
i Jpnn Solomon A wf, Del
M R rbompoon M D» Del
Mt Union
I w H Ollbert, Uoitesvlila
lAlex Liw & wf, Del
Wm Huston, Del
Clothing b* the Mils.
Tki Immense stock of KIiDJ- MADE CI/OTHINO
now displayed at '
WANAMAKER it BBOWN'S
OAK HALL POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
8- B. eor. SIXTH ana MARKET Sts.,
U Biased Sn one continnoas lino, would reach a lon*
di«Unce toward Elchmond. TMaioat stream of Clotli
j '
Ing Is running off at
MARVELLOUSLY LOW PRIORS apl4-tf
M^.KBXED.
BHUNNEB—PARKY,—ApriI 27th, 1865, at the
residence of tbe bride’s father, No. 2037 Green
street, by tbe Her. T. J. Skepperd, Mr. Augustus
G. Branner. of Doylestown, Penna., to Miss Addle
Z. Parry, of this otty. .*
Ml LI.EK—BONSAI.,—On the evening of Jan.
R ?J' Ja f- J- Shrlgley, Mr. Charles
B. Miller to Mies Mary A. Bonsai, both of this olty. *
XDXEX?.
PsHAVEN.—May Ist, Lieut. Edwin J. Do Ha-
TWe Uoited States navy.
Tfce officers of the navy and Ms male friends arena
ruly, are Invited to attend his funeral, on Thursday
SiS&ftllSSS*" “ 3 lato
ELY.—Lieutenant Albert S. Ely, 20th Peanayl-
wounds reoelyed In battle on
His funeral will take place at Friends’ Meeting
Honse. WTlgbtstown. Books county, Pa., on to-mor.
row (Tbnrsras), at 11 o’ol'ok. ’ - *
ShATTUUK —April goth, at Harrisburg, Sarah
w!feol M. A. Shattuck, and daughter or tbs
late Philip Reltzel, Esq., of this olty, In tbs 3Tti
year of ber ago. i
The funeral will take place from the residence of
her aunt, Catharine Shlndle, No. 29 South Djko
street, tnls olty. on Wednesday, 8d Inst, at throe
o’clock. The relatives agd friends of the familv
invited to attead the funeral,without further notice.*
CARTER.—On the morning of the Ist ins.»af,
Preaton Carter, In the slst year of Ms age.
The relatives, and his male friends, are respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from Ms late
residence, 2340 North Sixth street] on Friday after
noon, May 6th. at 2 o’clock, ***
LsESTaTSY.--on the 15th nit., at Nice, France,
James Lesley, Jr., of Philadelphia, in tho 431 year
Of his age. »
MoBHIDE,—On the 80th ultimo, Andrew Mo-
Bride, In the 6Tlh year of his age.
Tbe relatives and friends of the family, also the
Hibernian Society and Directors of tbe Eighth Na
tional Bank, are respectfully Invited to attend tho
funeral, from hjs late residence, No. 1233 North Se
oond street, on Thursday afternoon next, Mav4t'.
at 2 o’clock P. Itt. Interment at Monument Ceme
tery, *«♦
GASTON.—Oh the 28th ult , Hev. Daniel Gaston,
pastor Flrßt Presbyterian Church of Oohookslnk,
in tbe 83th year of his age.
Funeral service at-theOburob,Germantown road,
above Filth street,'on Wednesday afternoon, at I
o’clock. Tbe reverend clergy and friends are re
speotfully Invited. Interment at Laurel Hilt Coma
tery. ***•
BOND.—On Seventh Day, 29th nit., at the resi
dence of her brother-in-law, Yanleer Eacnus, in
Radnor, Delaware county, Pa, Sarah Bond.
Her relatives and friends and those of tbs family
ere respectfully Invited to attend her funeral from
her late residence, as above, without rorther notice, -
on Tbird Day, 3d Instant. Meet at tbe house at I
o’clock P. M. »*
WATSON—On the 29th Instant, John Watson,
M. D., aged 65 yearn.
Bis relatives and friends are rospcotfuUy Invited
to attend Ms fnneral, from bis lato residence, No.
321 North Sixth street, on Wednesday morning, the
3d lust.. atlO o’olock. To proOßßd to Laurel Hilt. •
PEIRCE—On the 2d Inst., Pbebe, Infant daugh
ter oi Thomas May and Emma Louisa Peirce. *
A LEXANDRE’S AND JOUYIN &
CO’S. Black Kid Gloves raduoed to $2 a pair,
BBBBON & SOB, ST-nfiraio* "tore,
apgl-tf 918 OHESTBOT Street.
ULAOR QUEEN'S CLOTH AKD
■-* Gioaiv Kokairs, yard and a half vide. Inst re
ceived by BKSSQfi & *OH, Uouraloj Store,
apZltf 80, 918 CaESTHUT Street
PYRE & LANDELIi.
AJ ESTABLISHED IB {lB4O.
We always adhere to food Goode, and depend on fair
dealing for patronace.
GOOD bToCK OF SILK GOODS.
GOOD STOCK OF DRESS GOODS.
&p 26 SHAWLS AND STAPLE GOODS
fjjjjjr* ANNA JR. DICKIEbdE,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THUKSDAY EVENING, MAY 4, 1865.
« WOMAN’S WORK AND WAGES.”
The hast and Great Lecture of the Season.
Ticket, for sale at T. B. Pugh’s Bookstore, SIXTH
and CHBbTHUT Streets.
Admittance, 26 ets,; Keserved Seats. 60 eta my3-2t
Tlll'Sfi MEST FRKPAREH FOB
BUS]HISS LIFE AT GBEErBHDStTS COM
MEKCIeL COLLEGE. So. 637 CHESMUT Streets
corner of Seventh. *
BOtK-KBEPIRG In all its branches, PBNHAK
SBIP, Including Mercantile and ornamental Written
OObBBBCIAL CALCULATIONS, BUoi*E33 FOE M 3,
TBLEOBAPHIHG by sound and. on patter tiugh«
yritli tire advantage of office practice, by one of the see
of Practical Operators.
Ladies received for instruction in Writing, Boob*
Keeping, and Telegraphing. : .
Students Instructed separately at such hours ai may
beat suit thelr-sonysnlsuoo. mys St*
1SB" OFFICBOP THB TOIOS PitSSsi
QBE RAILWAY CO., 80. 5108 South FOURTH
Street. _/ . .Philadelphia, May 2,
A meeting of the Stockholders of this Company will
he bold at the Office on MONDAY, A£&? 2id, at 10 o’clock
A M.»to consider and accept the Supplement to tut
Charter, peered at the late seision of the Legislatuie.
By order of the Board of D rectors
my 3176 WM F, KEMBLB, Bicretary,
KSST' PBUADEU’HIA SOVIKTF FOB
PBOMOTISa »GKIOOI>nHS —Bay Mesttn*
at KOOH 003 W ALEUT Sweet, on TO-DAY (Weiiuii.
day), at II o'clock A. M. it
(gar* THE MOTHBBS’ MOSIHI T OOS
CBhT 01 THAT BE will be held TBIS C Wad
nesday) AFTERnOOST, the 3d in«t.* at 8 o’clock, at the
Church on BA ;B Street, below Fourth street. Ladies
are all Invited to attend. it*
THE ÜBBEBSieNSD, HAVUTO
been directed by the Portuguese Government to
tender the thanks of that nation to ail those benevolent
citiaens who wore contributors to the “Faad’' la be
half of the Cape tie Verd sufferers, takes great pleasure
in carrying out the sentiments entertained by the Court
of Lisbon, in reference to that charity.
BDW. 8. SAYRES,
It Tice Consul of Portugal,
|®* OFFICE OFTHE FENNSYLYAIfIi
VX? IMPERIAL OIL COMPANY, ho 3*4 South
FuUBTH Street, Philadelphia, Maya, 1865.
A >pedal meet'ng of the fetoehkoiderc of tae r'annsyl
yania imperial Ou Conp*ny will beheld on Fitly Ay,
the Hth nay of May. at 12 o’clock M., at the office of
the Company, 224 South Fourth street, to consider the
proprie y ox disposing of certain real estate or «oe com
wny for bni'dinx jots in Laytoaia, and to transact iincb.
hasineM as the interests of the company may require.
Bt order of the BoaTd. JAM as M. hnu uiiao.
myStSt u - ■■ Secretary.
m asr- EHPIBB COPPER CSMPAYY OF
MICHIGAN.
Noticeia hereby given that an instalment of one dol
lar per share on each and every share of the capital
stork of the EMPIRE COPPER COMPANY OF MICHI
GAN has this day been called by the Board of Directors
of said Company, due, and payable at the Office of the
Company, 80. 433 WALNUTStreet, Philadelphia, on
or before the 2Uth day of tfay, 1865. Interest will be
charged on all instalments after the same shall have be
come dne.
By order of the Board of Director*,
J. S. MctfULLIN* Secretary.
Philadelphia, April 28,18f5 myl-mwf tmv2Q
gggr*’ X» IBBBNIdJT SOCIETY. —X H £
KB? members are requested to attend the funeral of
their late fellow-member, ANDREW McBRIDS, Esq.,
from his late residence, No 1333 Nor.h BECOND
Street, on THURSDAY, 4th instant, at 2 o’clock P. M.
my2-3t JAMBS L. TAYLOR, Secretary,
|£SSf*» A SPECIAL MEETING OF THB
Stockholders of the COW GREEK AND BTIL
WELL RUN OIL COMPANY will be h*-ld on the 18th
day of May , at i o’clock P. M., at their Office, No. 341
South FIFTH Street.
&P 2- tw'h Bi* HENRY J. FOX, Seo’y,
WTSff- A fjJrlTKn
RELIGIOUS sbbvioe
Vi ill be conducted by
REV. E, PAYSOffI HAMMOND,
assisted by clergymen of different denominations, at the
ACADEMY of music,
. ON WEDNESDAY RVhNIKG, May 3d,
et 8 o’clock.
Free Tickets to be had at the door.
all are invited. myaat
BALLOON ASCENSION, CORNER
FIFTEENTH and COATES Streets, postponed,
on account of high winds, until WEDNESDAY. May 3d,
at I o’clock, myl-3i*
KjSP 3 PEOPLE’S STOCK EXCHANGE,
J 357 No 5C15 CHESTNUT Street, is sow open for
business. Three calls of Stocks are held daily, com'
meneing at 30 A. M., 2P. M , and 8 in the evening. A
portion of ths room appropriated for the use of public,
who axe admitted free.
Dr. A. G. EGBERT, President.
A, G. HINES, Vice President.
8. 0. FOLWSLL, Secretary.
METALLINE LAND COMPANY
MS? OF LAKE SUPERIOR —At a meeting of the
Trustees of the METALLINE LAND COMPANY OF
LASS SUPERIOR, held THIS DAY, a dividend of
FIFTY OBNTB FBR SHARE, vu declared, payable at
the Office of the Company. No. 334; WALNUT Street,
on and after the l«t of May, proximo, to the Stock*
holders of record at the close of THIS DAY, or their
legal representatives.
A. H. DINCKLEB. Treasurer.
Philadelphia. May 1,1866. mil-lOt
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
V 2& STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BEACON OIL
COMPANY will be held on TUESDAY* May 9th, at
Sk o’clock P. U,» in sesond-story GIB AED BANK
BUILDING, . 8. P. fIaNCOCK,
apSßiqt* Secretary.
IST* OFFICE HANDAN MINING COM-
PANY. . Philadelphia, April 27,1856-
Notice is hereby given that an instalment of FIFTY
CENTS (£oe) per share on each and every share of the
capital stock of the MAMDAN MlniaG GOMPAfY,
ha* this day been called in, parable on or before the
10»h day of MAY, 1865, at the OFFIOB OF THB COM
PANT, NO. 334 WALNUT Street. Philadelphia.
By order of the Directors.
apSSlmlO B. H, BQOPEB,Treunrer,
MMCHABTS’ AND MANUFAO
TUBERS’NATIONAL BANK.
Pittsburg* April 11,1565.
Stockholders sre hereby notified that Books will be
opened for subscription to the new stock of this Sank
at »he COXMJtBGUL NATIONAL BANK, in Philadel
phia, on MONDAY, May I»t. 1855. and will continue
open tiering banking hours, daily, from 10 o’clock A.
M. toSo eloek P. MT, until Thursday, Jane Ist, 1865.
By order of the Board of Directors
H. 8. BOLLHAV. VrelfZ,*™™ *” °“ W "-
ROBT. B. STElS^rf.^ident.
Philadelphia apl9-tiel
tsa- OFFICE WABHIS»m OIC CO.,
10 MBBOHAMTS’ BXOHAtTGB.
„ , „ Bbhadslphia. April SStU. MB5
The Annual MMtlnxol’ BtookkoWers will be k«4 at
12. If . on BATOKBAT, IStk.
sp23 tm!3 WM C. STUBS. J B .. Seoretarr.
wag- OFFIOS TAB BDKRH OILCOH
PABT, 10 MKRCHAWTS’ BXOHASGB.
, April 32. 1886.
The Animal meetingo. STOOKHOhDBRs will be held
atthe Ofilce of the Company. atl2a„ on SATORDAt.
May Bth, 1866: W. O. BULBS,iJa.,
ap22-tny6 Seoretarr.
OFFICE OF THE CITY 11017 STY
FORD COMHIBBIOB. COMMON WBILTH
BOHiDINO, 013 CHBBTHDT Street. Fhiladeiphia.
PHIT.ADEI.pt li, April 27, 1835.
BOTICB IS HEREBY GIVSN, that this Oommleeten
hat removed its ofSce from the -Commonwealth Build
ing. Ko SlSCheetont etreet, to the GIRARD 88 PATS
BOILDIKBB, No. 19 South FIPTH Street, and that on
and after the l«i o( May next it. nteetingei will be held
on MONDAYS and THCESDAYf, at 10 A. M.
By ordtr of Commieeion. „
avf-mw(6t RICHARD C. WINSHIP, Seoretarr.
OFFICE OF THE MI HE ItAl Oil,
|3» COMPANY, sa* WALNUT Stre»t. Aprils,
18(6 —The Annual Meeting of tie Stockholders or the
MINKBAL OIL COMPAiY will he held attheirOßoe.
on FRIDAY- May 12ih, at 12 o'clock M , for the par
poeeof electing a Board of Dirertnrs to »'(** f»J ‘he
■«1Bg!S»S- THOS. B. B|ABh sr
»<Sg- OFFICE OF THE KSSOECTE
Bey MINING COMPANY, No 334 WALNUT St
aunuew „ Philadelphia, April n 1885.
NOTICE is hereby «lv.n that aUStoik of the RESO
LUTE MINING COMPANY onwMoh instalments m
due and unpaid is herebv deolared forfeited, and will
he sold at public auction on BAYORDAT, thel3th-.day
•Gf May. 1886, at 12 o’clock, noon, Mr the ufflo* of the
Sewelary of the Oorporatlon. according to the Charter
aSI By-Laws, nnleu POdeemed on or before th at day.
By ordor of the Dlrscton. / B. A. HpjPgy,
spl3 Unylfl Stisr«tury and Tftiasurer.
DIVIDENDS.
K®”., JRABESM UN’S. BATIORAI
. t\i . PH>L4ri«.rHTA, Mil 2. ».
DS"? pf J5 r lf^ rs „£ »T» T«« HAT da IMS* a,
mJIImS j Paa CBa s r - fo t thSTe*' fix months,
demand. JO3B CASl’a'Rii.
J?l2±! Csatalar.
tgg** MECHANICS’ NATIONAL BANK,-
-a " PaTiAOKi.PsriA. Hay 2. 1885
2/ tkis B*nk bavo deoiarey a dividend
of SIX PAR CANT.. free of C. 8 taxes, parable on de
“«<(. J. WEIGASJ'), Jk ,
m l s 'dt Cashier!
•ggr*’ *ECOSB NATIOSAL BANK OF
H® 3 ” PHILADELPHIA,
, , . Fraiucpobd. May 2 1835.
„Ji2, D!r6!l,or!l deolsrad a dividend of SIX FEE
CEaT f eleuroftax, payable on demand.
rn-ts-et w. H SHAWN. Cashier.
far UNION NATION AR BANK.
, PHiiADPtrsiA. May2,lB6J
The Board af Hireetore have this-day declared a Divi
dend ofF IVE PAR GENT, for the last six months.
Cliar „°L tMl * s » “d payable on demand
myS-at H. C MOSsBLMAN, Cashier,
f@” NATION AC BANK OF COMMERCE.
•rr _ PHiLADacPBrA, May 2, 1865.
The Board of Directors have this dav declared a Divf
dencl of FiVJ PER CBKT, and an Extra Dividend of
FITE PER CANT., payable on dam ami. clear of taxes.
mrs st' JOSH A LEWIS. Cashier.
TUB WASTERS NATIONAL
BANK OF PHILADELPHIA.
Mat 3. 1885.
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
TEN PER CERT., payable on demano. olesr of taxes.
mj36t C. N, WEIQOAHD, Cashier,
ra* 9 COBH EXCHANGB NATIONAL
BAKK,
, PsitAßmpHU. M*T 2- 186*
The S< r arn of Director* have this day declared a Dlfj»
deed ot SBVBK P.BK CEBIT » pa j able on demand*.clear
of United-State* dividend tax.
Stockholders will-please present their certificates of
stock and relative instead new certificates.
mfret J, W. TOR BEY, Cashier,
£ST FOURTH NATfOWAT, BiKK OF
PHILADELPHIA, No 7*3 ABOH Street (desig
nated Depository of the united States), Philadelphia.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a Divi
dend or BIGHT PER-GEN V. out of the profits for the
Isfct e?x months* pa* able on demand- clear of ail cases.
my3-lUt SAMUEL'J Ma C MULLAH* Cashier
«»• PENS KATIOSAL BANK,
Philadelphia. Mar 2.1885.
The Directors have thfe day declared a clvidea.l of
SIX PER CENT. * for the last six months. Pay able on
demand, clear of tixes. JAMES BtTSaELL,
myS thstoSt - Cashier,
FARMERS’ AID KEGHASICF
national bank,
. _ Phil vdblphia, May 2,1885,
The Beard of Director* of this Bank hare this day
deeiaicd a Dividend of FIVE P£.E CENT., payable oa
demand. Also* an extra Dividend in stock of this
Path* in the proportion of one share to every ten
st Dee of taxes. Stockholders ;o whom will
b # one of the stock di rldend lets than on»-half & share
will be paid in c»*h Stockholders are requested to ex
chesy* their old for new < ertificates.
my 8 6* W. BPattToN, In * Cashier
ra*» SIXTH NATIONAL BiNH.
Pslladz LPHIA* May 2,180.
T"he-Directorshave this day declared a dividend of
FIV B PBH GENT., clear of tax? payable on demand.
K B. HaLTEEj OaahUft
rjr THE MANUFACTURERS’ NA
TIUNAL BARK
Philadelphia, Mat 2, 1985.
The Director* have this day declared a div.-cUndof
FIVE Pfeß OINT on the capital stock* payable on de
maui. free fnm United States tax.
Stockholder* will pleat: t» surrender their old eerfciA
cales and receive new ones. M. W. WOODWARD,
myB3t Cashier.
COMMONWEALTH NATIONAL
VXf BANK, .mi Philadelphia, May 2, 1835
Directors baw*THlB DAT declared a dividend
of HX PER OEST. for the last six months dear of
tax**, payable on demand. JS. 0. TOUNtf*
m*«Vsrftpst Cashier, •
Kar CITY NATIONAL BANE,
PniLkDHLp%tA» May 2* 1885.
The Boare of Directors have chi* day declared a divi
dend f}t bIX PER CENT., payable on demand, dear
of taxes (I. ALBERT LEWIS*
XP3S 66 Oashier.
ra* SOUTHWARK NATIONAL BANK.
MS* Philadelphia* Maya* 18*5.
,«2^!Bil € £ l i£*A av £ lMa 4 ay declared a dividend of
T* ELVB PEB CEnT. payable ou cenaod,
mySSt F. P. eTBEL, Oashier*
P3N* NOTICE.-THE DIBECTOBS OF
lha THIRD NATIONAL BANK have this day
declared a dividend of SEVEN AND A HALF PER
GENT on the Capital Stock for the pattslx months,
payable to the stockholders on demand, clear of taxes.
• R.- GLSR £IN jKIN G, Cashier,
Philadelphia* May 2. my3-St
®“albJ^ H,IADIBII> ™ A S4TIOS
. , Philadelphia, May Ist, 1865.
Tne Directors hare thl» day declared aDlrtdead or
SIX PER CfiAT. for the past six months, payable on
demand.
B B. COMKOYS, Caahiar.
DITIDEKO ISOTICE —OFFICE OF
THE PERRY OIL OOMPABY, southeast corner
U WALNUT and FOURTH Streets
PHiiiADSLPFrA* Apiil 25, 1855 .
The Board of Directors hare this day declared a Divi
dend of QBE PER CERT. on the capital stock of the
Company, payable at their office, on and after flay 3d*
clear of Slate tax.
Transfer books will be closed ox Saturday, 29th last.,
and reopened on Wednesday, Fay 3d.*
apgf-et JAMES PERRY, Treasurer.
THE GIBABD
MUTUAL COAL, COMEAUX,
This Company is now well established and receiving
subscriptiojjsfor their stock,and delVveriogCoal prompt*
Jy of the very be*t quality in any quantity, large or
small.
The advantages to the Stockholders in this Company
are very apparent, and cannot fail to be appreciated by
any one who will take the slithtest pains to investigate
the basis of its organization* and the plan of its opera
tious. Evas in the present disturbed condition of the
Coal market, the Stockholder will derive the full benefit
proposed itrthe -piospeolu* of the Con^sny—saving the
entire amount of the Operator’s and the Retail Dealer's
profits, besides realizing a handsome dividend on his
Stock.
For all information necessary to a full understanding
of the subjeot, apply at the office,
> .
No. 330 WALNT7T feXAtEET,
OB AT THE DBLIVESr DEPOT,
EIGHTH AND MASTER.
GEO. O. MITCHELL,
SCP'T. DW.IVEHY DEPOT
AUIAICE PLTBOLEUK COAL
COMPA N Y.
The Sabscriptios Books are open for the sale of the
balance of the Stock of the Working Capital. Subscrip
tion price
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER SHARE, PAR VALUE,
ONE DOLLAR. SUBSCRIPTIONS Received of
J. J. ALL.E&, President,
43 South DELAWARE Avenue.
C. W. MORSE, Treasurer,
108 WALNUT Street.
And at the Office of the Company, 13* South THIRD
Street. a>2B-8t
m~ 450811
HOUSEKEEPERS* GOAE COMPANY,
OFFICE, 105 SOUTH FIFTH STREET, BELOW
chestnut.
A Company has been formed under the Mining Laws
of Pennsylvania, of the above name, for the pur
pose of euppl? ing Coal to its members at prime cost,
and you axe hereby solicited to become a participant In
it* benefits.
The stock of the Company has been divided into 25,-
00D shares, at flO per share, making a capital of 1250,■
000. of which $6O, GCO is set apart for working capital.
It is the intention of this Company <o furnish each of
its stockholders with one gross ton (2,240 pounds) of coal
annually, for each share of stock held by them during
the existes ce ol this Company (which nas been char
tered for sixteen years) at cost, if the stockholder de
sires to receive it.
Last wintei a ton of coal of only 2000 pounds cost at
your door #l2 CO, while the mining and transporting of
a ton ol 2 240 pounds, cost only $7.50: thus making the
enoxmous profit of five dollars on a single ton of coal,
besides the r ifference in weight Why pay the differ
ence, when by becoming a member of the Housekeep
er*’ Coal Company you will become directly connected
with the mining and delivery of your own Goal, there
by scenting it good, clean , cheap % and of fall wdight f
ail these benefits are secured to you at once if you
i'ois this Company. The character -of the gentlemen
taring ibis enterprise in charge is sufficient gaaraotee
that the objects or the Association will be fully verified.
The Company have procured the lease of the well
kn own colliery of * * Branehdale, ’ ’ situated about seven
miles from Pousville. on a branch of the Mlnehtli and
Schuylkill Haven Railroad. The coal is of ths best
quality of the region it being the celebrated Spohn vein.
The mine will now yield 40.000 tons of coal per ysar,
and can readily be mads to double its present produo*
tian at a very small cosh Toe supply may be said io be
Inexhaustible, for, so far as the existence of this Com
pany is concerned, it certainly is so.
The mine is in complete working order* with all the
machinery andpersonal pioperty necessary and usual to
Work a first- el ass colliery.
The stock of this Company is not an Inflated one* It
being based upon a fair equivalent in property.
7he investment will be a good one, as-the Company
expect jo realize sufficient profit from the sale of the sur
plus of alt coal mined over 25,000 tons, to pay a good
stml~«nnual dividend. _ . « ,
Information concerning the affairs of the Company
can be obtained at the office.
7KSBIBBK¥,
S. 7. LEAKS. M. D., Frankford.
- SIGBBTAET.
JOHJ BACON, Office of the Company.
TREASURER.
THOS. WEIGGINS. 8. B Cor. Fifth and Chestnut fits.
QSTTERAXi AOENT,
ROBT. R. CORSON,
SXBEOTOKS,
& F. LEAKE* I LEWIS THOMPSON.
B. H. JEERS. __ THOMAS WEIGGINS.
JACOB W. BOGKIOS. ap!7 mwf 24t
|ggp> AMERICAN NAIL
NAIL MACHINE MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
PENNSYLVANIA AND MARYLAND.
CAPITAL SSOO.OOO.
6,000 SHARES—PAK TALUS, $3O.
PRESIDENT,
HBNB7 THOMAS.
TREASURER.
JOBS W. HALL.
DIBKCTOBB.
HBNRT THOMAS, Harriirtmr*.
JOHN W BALL, Harrlabcr*!
C. A WALBGBN, Philadelphia
E. Q. BISMA*. Baltimore
HBNST GILBERT, Barrisbur*.
BANKERS,
ADAMS Ac LBVIB, Philadelphia.
ThaSnbMtiptlon Book for the Capital Stock'ofthis
£ o fl4W, ,^loTc n H a^4ll?Va?o^^
Persons wißhing-to moke a profitable investm«nt are
respectfully invited tf* call on Messrs ADAMS & LEVIS,
wl o will give them further information, andwill show
tkem the Machises, now running and makiog nails. -
The advantages wc claim for our Machine* over any
oibersin u«e, are: .
That they produce a more perfect nail, with a better
b«sd, aid fewer imperfect nails. , .
That they effect a caving of not lees than fifty per
cent, iu the expanse of grinding halves and dies.
And the Machines being self-feeding e they effect a
saving or frim fifty ,to seventy-five par cent. in. the
labor cf cutting nails.
Parries feeling an interest, an! destring to subscribe,
win please call and examine for themselves. aplfi,lm
|3Sr' OFFICE GIRARD COM
FANY. PHJQADK.PHIA, April 24,18?fi.
Notice is hereby *ivea that aa Instalment of fifty
cent* per share on each and every share of the capital
stock or the
„ ... GIBABD YffllffG COMPANY
Has this day. been called in, payable on or before the
#w ?t f&m JS®V at the ufflce of the Company, No.
33AWALNTJJ Somi, Philadelphia.
By ord*r of ths» Itateefeura.
op* ft ’inyfi
* BBOWW,
THE PRESS-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1866.
|gjpf» SCMTBR
INTEREST -IN FIFTY WELLS
MONDAY,
Where Hep* oan be ceenand Proßpeeterhad. m«-«
riIBOLEOH.
**■
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
obgahizsd Hires* thj
mihibg An> mahufagtubihg lavs <w thb
STATE OF FEW FOSE.
ORE HUNSBES THOTJSARH SHABE3,
HENKY SINONS,
OFPKJIB: .
*o. ** bmpibb building.
*O. 71 BROADWAY, BSW TOBK.
Ton Omn Addkbs*. Box 80. K5B, Bsw You.
THBA3T7ABK.
my - 4t
trnnu.
Ho*. BAHIIL B. DIGKIKSOB, President
WH, *. PHIPPS. Vise President ,
ROBERT BASSETT, Seeretary.-
H. J. BBRTIS. Minlni Bnj»rintendtJit,THiLiTill»,F*.
ATLABTIG BAJHE.Bo.I4I Broadway, ff. X., Trsasnry,
Tke walls of Ute Company an aow nodneini oil.
Payment for stock may be made la drafts, rerlittred
Botes, or Government bonds and securities, vMih bond!
and securities will bo taken at their market rains.
Remittnnee# may be addressed to tbs Oom*any, P. O.
Box 80. 69G8, _Bew York City.- or to “Atlantia Bank,
Treasury of thn BewYork and Liyerpool Patrotwua
Company, 80. Ml Broadway, Haw Ink City.” or to
any of lt« agents, , v r
ra® orncu ojp the hapxe shads:
OIL COMPANY. No. 534 WALNUT Street.
_ , , „ • Philadelphia* April 28» 1885.
The Annual Vesting of the Stockholders of the Maple
Shade Oil Company trill be held at their Office on
THURSDAY, May 18 1866, at 12 o’clook M.; for the par
pose of electing a Board of Directors to aerre forrthe
enaning year. THOMAS B. fcEARLE,
ap27 tmylB • Secretary.
Business, education,—the
QUAKER CITY BUSIHEBS COLLEGE, B. B. corner
TENTH and CHESTNUT Streets, the iargeifc and most
flourishing Commercial Institution in the State, offers
rare inducements toyonsg men who desire profitable
situations, or propose to engage in business for them
salves.
The course of instruction is of the most thorough and
practical character,'being designed to give a complete
insiiht into the routine of the duties of the counting
honßß, and tie general management of business. This
InetUntion being a regularly-
INCORPORATED COLLEGE,
with authority to grant Diplomas and confer Degrees
of merit under its corporate seal, not oaly occupies the
highest rank, hut in every respect offers advantages
beyond the means of any other commercial school in
the country. . ;. >
It is us der the management of gentlemen of liberal edu
cation and thorough practical experience in business;'
The rooms are fitted np and farnbhed Yu the beet
and most substantial manner, and arranged with ;
business offices, * • -
representing Counting Houses in various departments
of trade and commerce.
TELEGRAPH OFFICES,
ANO
REGULAR BARK _■ v
of deposit and circulation, supplied with flnew'enfraved
lithographic notes, to be used by student* in the prac
tical illusiiationofftU the details of .
?- ACTUAL BUSINESS.
as conducted in the, best regulated commercial and
financial establishments
All interested are invited to visit the College and judge
for themselves ofits facilities *nd advantages
illustrated Circulars, giving complete interior views
of the College, and a analogue of eight hundred and
sixty-five students, free on application. . • -
L FAIRBANKS, A. M.« Preridenfc
. Chestbr N, Far*. Jr., Secretary my3;2t*
79f! CHESTNUT STREET.
■ I have now onen a magnificent assortment of
SPRING MIILIHhRY AND STRAW GOODS. ‘
Which I offer, wholesale and retail, at the lowest
market prices
Poult de Boies and Gros de Naples in all color#} the
more desirable and icaroe colors, such as buff, pearl,
rose pink, «c , in an assortment of shades.
Best White, Slack, and Colored Crapes.
Ribbons of every shade, narrow and wide, to match
materials.
French Flowers, the finest goods, prettiest styles, at
reasonable prices.
IN HATS AND BONNETS
We offerevery new shape in every variety of material.
Wide White Ltcas, Barbea. Valines of every quality. 1 .
The best French and New York Bonnet Frames, and
every other article required in making or trimming a ,
bonnetorhat. .
Also, a handsome line of the best quality GrenadincF
Veils, all colors • •“
Orders from the country promptly and accurately at*
tended to. M. W2YL,
No. T3O CHSSTNU* Street, -
ap29lm Successor to M. Berhheim.
gNGLIBH BROWN STOUT,
SCOTCH ATiia,
IB STORE ABB GLASS.
ALBERT O. ROBERTS,
DEALER nr FIRE GROCERIES, *
Cora*, «( BLBVBBTH «4 VISE Six
KTOTICE .—THE PENNSYLVANIA
** OIL CREEK PETROLEUM COMPART, rinjlly
known aa * ‘ Oil Cretk.” will lease the balance of,their
lands at a bonus of not lees than four thousand dollars
perioifs4.QCo) according to location, and the royalty
of one half the oil .
This Companv owns in fee simple the whole of the
celebrated ‘VWatson F at#,’* situate on Oil Creek,
within the limits of th*\ borough of Titusville.. - , ?
The property is divided let© eighty-nine (85) minis g
lo l «. of atuut <>ne acre each, no well has ever been
sunk on the “Watson Flat*" that has failed to produce
oil, and a number of them, viz: Continental, u- R
Grant, Elliott, Goodrich. Beach, Ernst, Leldr, and
Kaia. aTe equal in productiveness to ally pumplcg
welkin Venacno county.
Uhls Company receives, a royalty of one-half the oil
fromthe wells on tbs property. >
. Proposalswill be received un\il the first day of June
Applications to bo mai eat the office of this Company,
Ro - 411 WALNUT Street. Philadelphia, where pians
and further information may be had 5 .
my3-wfm6t* AUG. G. LBIPY, Bec*etary.
TJ OTEL CANDLES.—IOO B O XLE S
TWKLYBt. Adamantine OandeHin .tore. .
. ‘ „„ 'WAoHIBOT(,K BDTOHBB *Bg».
TOS-wimi.* i*B h. frost at.
m CABBAGE PLANT?, TOMATO
-J-Plante, Featk Blow Potatoes, Fox SeeAlmx Eota
tot.. Onion Sets. A.par.sn. Boots. Ranbavti Roots, for
»*!« ty B. LAHDBBrR A ftotf,
Aiiisiilttir.i Impleoente.iii SesiWArekoass,
» Nos, ai md 33 goath SIXTH Strost.
S FLOWER SEEDS.—A 1 LARGE
Tairlety cf annual* biennial, and perennial Plpwar
Seeds, in or by the eintUr paper, to salt
; psrehasexs. Tor sale by ;
* - * sour;
Fos. aland a? Scnth eiXTH Street,
Between Ghotlnat and Market atre&ta.
{ GEEAT CENTRAL. OLOTHLROF HOUSE,
* A
PETROLEUM COMPAII.
PITHOLE AND CHERRY RUN.
CAPITAL, $136,000,
SHARES, SI.
325.080 WOBKIIG CAPITAL,
V '
BOOKS OP SUBSCRIPTION*"
Will be open da
AT, THE OFFICE. '
BOWEN * POX,
MERCHANTS'
THE fTEW YOKE AND UVEEPOOI,
CAPITAL, ONE MI&LICNfr HOLLABS, "
*IO FEB SHABK. ~.
BUBBCBIFTIOH PRIOR. «5 FRB SHABK
HOT LLABLB TO FUBTHBB ASSBSSMXIIT.
EUUCATIOSAI,
MILLISEKf
RETAIL dry goods.
fOBBmHG GOO! 8,
From tho late Auction Sale la Hew York,
ATE.EOCCBD PKICF.3
8-4 SLICE MOtJSSBLIFE SB LAIHB .....*l.lO
6-4 BLACK MOUSSELIHB BE LACKS —... L»
*■4 BLACE MOUSSELIUK BB LAIHB —A. 1.40
6-4 BLACK BOHBAZIHB9.. 1.60
6-AELACK BOMBAZINES™ 1,15
5* BLACK BOMBAZIHES I.BS
6-4 BLACK BOMBAZIHBS L—. ».00
■With a fall line of •
. BLACK POLYNEABB.
,' BLACK TAEISB CLOTHS.
bocsSbuhb be lalnes,
CAHION CLOTHS.
' -‘ BLACK MOHAIRS,
BLACK 0 aLIAES CLOTH.
OtJKWEN STODDABT & BKO.,
450, 4556, and 454 Honh SECOND Street,
Above Willow.
JJEAVY LINEN /
SHEETIN GS,
AT *1.165 AND *1.50 FEK YARD,
JUBTRrCKIVED.
SHEPPARD, TAN HABLINOEN, A ARRISON,
ep29-etlf 1008 CHESTHOT Street*
rtHOICE STOCK OF DRESS GOODS.
V 811 k GBEHADIHBS. supsrb styles.
Spring POPLlße,iate»t ityies.
Plaid and Plain ijaros
Black and BrownTVALSHOIAS
American and French LAWNS.
Spring styles of GH&LLI PM LUBES.
, Sprint SB AWLS, la variety.
At JOHN H. STOKES’,
_ „ , , No. 703* ARCH Street. *
N. B. —do dczen Ladies’ Bleached BOSE, at 11% eeuti
par, pair. xayi
JOHN F. YOUNG,
" ■ .Ho. TO North FOURTH Street,
Baa mow la store a moat extensive assortment of
' DRESS GOODS * "*
At theYBBY LOWEST PRICES. ’ ApS-liatt
.jpIW SKIKT FOR 1865.
THE GREATEST IHVKKTIOB OF THE AGE IH
HOOP SHIRTS.
J. W. BRADLEY’S Hew Patent BCFLEX ELLIPTIC
(or doabIe)SPRING SKIRT.
WESTS’ bS.DI.By & CAST (late J U o.
West), SOLEPEOPKIBTOKB and MANUFACTURERS,
9T GB AMBERS and TO and 81 BSaBE 1 treete. Hew
fork.
conriite of Duplex (or two) Bl
uftjo Fteel Spkimgs, ingeniously braided tightly and
fibmlt together, bdgb to EDGE, making the TOOGHRST.
*“«** EYiXIBLR* BLABTIO. Attd DUEAULK SPRING ever
feeds ',They seldom bend Of break, like the Single
Sprliige.jßßd cocseciuttiUy preserve their perfect and
hBAUpPEL Shape twice a* low* as any othsr Ssutx
I HB wonderful flexibility ao«i treat oomp. rt and
FLBABUBB toany Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
. rxiRT w»U be experienced particularly in »u crowded
.Assemblies.' Operas. * Carriages, kailroad Oars,
Church Pews .armchairs, for Promenade and House
Drb4s, as the Skirt ean he folded when in nwtooccu
. py a imalJ place ae easily as a fcn.x or Muslin Dress.
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasure, cofl&fort. and
"great edßveniwnee of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
STEEL’ Spews Skibt for a single day will never after
ward wiUihiiy dupense with their use. Por Children.
Misses, and Young Ladzbb they are superior to all
Others. • '
TEXT are the best quality in.every pirfc, and ua
,questionably the lightest, moat desirable,comfort
able andiscoNo'MiCAL Skirt ever made
' i OR SALE in all FiRST-class Stork in this city, and
throughout thqr United States. Havana db Cuba,
IlEXicor Souti America; and thewWasj* Indies.
THK DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKiST. • ;j v my2-lm
XNANCIAL,
BteVENJ3PHIBTY LOAN.
: Bysnthorlty of the Seeretary of the Treasury, the
udsrtltned 'hue assumed the General Sabwrtetloa
tfun (« the Ml* of. Halted State* Treiean> Vole.
.beuAw tevta ead tbree-teatba ver eeat. latere*! r*r
‘tuum, know* nth*
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
Theae jrbto. ere "lMaed aadn dirfe of June 16. UR.
end are payable three years from that time, la car.
rear?, or are eoavertlble at the cytioa of the holder late
H. S. t-90 SIX FSB CENT.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.
Hie*e Bead* are now worth a yremlnm of ala* per
seat., laaladla* (old latereet from Movember, whieh
Vtakee the aetnal prolt ea the T-90 Loan, at earreat
ratea, laelndlas iatereat, about tan par seat por an.
nun. bealde. Ita emtmvtirmfrom state and muwte&at
taaration, which adds from one to thr«e per cent, more,
aeeordlas to the rate levied on. other property. The
latenrt 1* payable aeal- aannally by mpoi attached
toeachaote, whl.h may he rat of and Mid to any banh
or banker. -
' The Internet amount* to
One «at per day on a **o note.
, Two mb per day on a 800 not*.
Tan.Mnta per day on a *6OC note.
Twenty wnta p«r day on a *l,OOO note..
Oa* Hdllar Pct day oa a *6,000 not*.
_ jfoUa bf all tho denomination* named will ba promat
ly fnrnlahecl nponretelpi of aubtoripilona, and the notea
forwarded at oaoe. The In ter eat to XSth June next will
bepaid la advaaMr" i fblsi*
- the OhXiY hoaw ny ihabket
now oFer*d by the 6onmm*nt, and It I* *onSd*ntly
experted that it* auperior will mafealt the
GREAT TOFDIiAB IjOAM OH THE FEOPIiE.
' Boa* than $300*000,1)00 of tha Loan authorised hy tho
last Congress are lov os tho market. Thli amount,
at tho rate at whleh It la being absorbed, will all be
sab scribed for within four months, when tha notes
will nsdonbtedly aommand a premium, aa haa anl
formly bees tha ssae at tha elosa of tha subscriptions
to other Loans.
In order that citizens of OTOry towa and Motion of tho
country may be atfordod faellltlee for taking the Loan,
the national Banks, State Banka, and Private Beakers
throughout the eenntry have senerallr agreed to re
eolyo enbaeriptlona at par. Snhaeribera will aeleet their
own agents, In whom they £*ve eonAdenee, and who
only arete bo reaponalble tor the delivery of the notes
for which thay reeeWa ordan.
i JAY 000 K B,
SUBSCRIPTION AGBXT.
No. 114 SOUTH THIBD. STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
0S 1881. COUPONS, 6-30,
DUE MAY 1,18&5, AND JULY 1,
BOUGHT AT HIGHEST MARKET RATES,
WM. PAINTER <6 00., Banters,
apElm 110 SOUTH THIRD BTRBBT.
nina host. aux. sggsos, ».
QHABLBB EMOBY & GO.,
STOCK AITO EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 15 South Third street,
PHILADELPHIA.
All kinds of nnsurrent fond* and'Gold and Silver
bottffht and sold, and Collection, Kind*.
Particular attention given to the purchase and salt of
Government. State, ui ether Stock* and Loan* on com
mission. ' a037-6a>
7.80. 5-20. lft-40.
ADANS A LEVIS,
■A SOS CHESTNUT STREET,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
$ll kinds of
..GOVERNMENT SECURITIES AND STOCKS EODaHT,
SOU). AND NEGOTIATED.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AJTD SOLD.
Special attention riven to OIL STOCKS. mhll-Sm
mwim nouns. ‘ sobaob a. raAMOn.
gDW.‘ ROBINS & CO.,
- • STOCK AND EXOHANGB
BROKERS,
■O. 47 HOBTH IIOKD SZBKET,
PHILADELPHIA.
AM. kihbb o* '
sake norm. bold, silver, rooks, bonds,
ANDGOVBRNHBNT SECURITIES.
BOUGHT AND SOM).
CoUsettona nmda on all parti of Hie soumtry.
Deposits reoeivad, subject to eight draft, and Interest
allowed.mh7-3m
gECOND
NATIONAL BANE,
OF PITTSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA,
(LATE IRON CITY TRUST COMPANY.)
CAPITAL. ©300,000.
BANKERS’.. AND MERCHANTS’ COLLECTIONS
promptly attended to on the moat favorable-terms.
a. Xe WARNER, President.
■ JOHN A PATTERSON. Cashier. , aM-ia
r J'HE PS AN KLIN SAVING FUND,
HO. 13# SOUTH FOURTH STHBST. BKLOW
CHESTNUT,
~ Pays tire per cent. Interest on Deposits. Agents for
the sale of UniteFstate* 7 8-10. Loans at Par. Govern
meat, State and City Loans' and Stosfcs bought and sold
for depositors and others cn Cominiision. mhlS 3m
nABD PEOTOQEAPHS.—LIKE.
BESSES most accurate and .tasteful in finish,
snlted for Albums and scholars to evohanre with school -
matss.llfor msddatRJIMSR’S, SECONDStreet,
shove Oreeh - ; L*
8. E. COR. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
JIttWABY.
« PRIZE MONEY AND GOVBRN-
MgBT K .HHTT TO Al-L WHO IHTKB THB
ONITBD BTaThS BAKINB CORPS “
Order* have been received from the head of the
marine at Washln.tcn not to restrict reernlte to
a particular cla»e(»» ha* tarn the oese heretofore), bat
to receive ALL who have served In the volunteer ear
vtoe.orinthe r.mleM, or la the marine*, and have
Snobperaon* enllattn* la
the United Stote* Marines will receive the Govern
ment bounty, and will alaobe entitled to their share of
mrize money la any capture of the enemy’s vessel*.
Jf’L™ 41 *! Information apply at the reornltln* ren
a street, between 8 A.
M. and S o’eloek F, If. • eyery day but Sunday.
, JAHBS FORHKT,
apl-tf Captain and Recruit!as Officer.
NEW PCBUOAfIOS*.
JIJHW YVORK BY THE AUTHOR OF
“TBH ACRBS BHOUGH.”
THE DEBRI CIS. AND I>lllXaXa;
AW IMSISHT IKTO THB DISOOVBEV, DBVEI.OPMENT,
AHD PHBBBHT COHDmOH AMD PUTUBB
FBOBFECTS OV
PETROLEUM
la Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Vlr,lnla, and Hew York,
by the author of “Ten Acres Baongh, ’’with handsome
MAP OF THB OIL BEGIOH.
1 vol. 12m0., extra cloth, Price *1 60.
JAMES MILLER.
PUBLISHER,
myz-tuwest saa Broadway, h. y.
TJEV. E P. HAMMOND’S WORKS.—
A* TBB BBVI 7AL MEIrODIST. A uew Mnsi« Book
of eholeo hymus a»d CU&os, of which ueariv fifty (hou
*R»d hav#» beefi printed.
THh CHILD’S QUIDS TO HBAVKff. A hook wo
recommead lor the young.
LITTLB OfTAB IS THE TOLD. Deslgutd aliko for
Youag and old. and containing many of the best hrmnt
and tu&Qg whieh Hr. Hammond ums In his meetings.
TSB BABVBST WOBK OF THS HOLT SPIHIT,
inustiated in the evangelistic*! Uhonof Rev Bdward
Payfon Hammond. • “So lover of revivals «an tease
L t nuf. , ' , .j 1111 !i 0 . ve ?i; ™ f * u *° have hie rellilonssensl
bultiee .tirred to the inner core. *’
THB BLOOD OF JIBU4 With an Introduction by
Mr. Hammond. ... - ’
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WOBKS on band and for sale by
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Hawaod, author of “Alone,” &e.
DERRICK AHD DRILL, or an Insight Into the Dig.
eovery. Dtvelopment, and Present Condition and Ftt
tore Prospects of Petrolemn. By author of “Tea
A«r«s Bnouth. ’ ’
CBILDIfXH IH PARADISE. By Bey. Vrederlek H.
WLtes. lS&io., yellnm cloth, gUt and tinted. Dauer.
Tor tale by JAHEB a OLAXTOH,
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jjEW BOOKS I NEW BOOKS ! I
Just received by
ABHHBAD A BY AYS,
(Hasard’s old stand),
Ho. TH4 OHEBTBUT Street
JULIUS History of Julius Casar by Ha
poleon 111. With portrait '
BKIKMISHBS AHO SKETCHES. By Gall Hamilton.
HDHTSIi TO DEtTH. a story of Love land Adven
ture. A new novel
FBTKOLBUM, DERRICK AHD BRILL. An insight
into the Discovery, Development, Condition, and Fros
peets of Petroleum By the author of “Ten Aorei
Enough ’’
SHOT YOUB MOUTH. The Breath of Life tor, Mai-
Respiration and its Effsots. By Geo. Catlln. author of
“Travels Amongst the Horth American Indian-. “
MARIOS fcABLAHD’S HBW HOVEL—HDSBAHDS
AHD HOMES. Bythe author of “Alone,” “Hidden
‘ch’aßllsMYßß’S HBW BOOK, “LUTTKELL OF
ABBaH. ” In paper and muslin.
TBAYELB IH CENTRAL ASIA. Performed In 1863
By Arminins YAmbbry. Illustrated.
ST. WIHIFBBD'S; or. The World of Sohool. 'A hook
that we recommend with fall confidence.
ALL THE MEW BOOKS received as soon as issued
from the press, and sold at lowest price*. ap2B tf
T OUTS NAPOLEON’S LIFE OF JU-
LIUB C2BSAB.
READY THIS DAY,
LIFE OF JULIUS By Louis JTapoleou.
VoL 1., w ith portrait,
ALSO, - -
HEADLEY’S LIFE OF GBfiTSBAL BHBRMAH.
. HEADLEY’S LIFE OF GENERAL GRANT
BFaDLBY’B LIFE OF QINERkL MITC9BL.
HEADLEY’S LIFE OF CAPTAIN ERICSSON,
Each volume llluatrafed
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A PPLETON’B NS W AMERICAN
**• CYCLOPEDIA. --Complete in 16 volume*.
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REBELLION RECORD, by Frank Moore* In 8 vole.
HERIYaLB'S HIBToMi of THB ROMASB-now
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*pB*tf JAS. K. SIMON.
THE NEW BOOKS.
tO>
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ST. PHILIP’S,
A eplendld new novel by the author of " Rutledge. ”
“ The Sutherland*, ’ ’ ‘ 'Frank Warrington, ’' * ’Lome, ■ ’
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MARY BBANEHjGBjPj,
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school, of unusual me) it, make a sensaUon
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A newj?hilosophical novel by Hewes Gordon. 12m0,»
cloth- Price, $i ,60. ~
IN A FEW DAYSi
IPiS WORTHINGTON. Mr*. Holme •* new novel.
FAIRY FIEQEES. A novel by Mrs. Anna. Cora
Mtcbie. _
SUPERIOR FISHING. Aeporttng book by RtfUeveli
V Single copies of any of these book* will be sent by
mail, free* on receipt of price, by
OARLETON, Pnfeliaiier.
apM-wet! HBW YORK.
STATIONERY A BLANK BOOKS.
O il l MINING, COAL, AND OTHER
C' NEW COMPANIES.
Vo are prepared to furnish How Corporations with
all tho Books they require, at short notice and low
prices, of first quality. All styles of Binding.
STEEL PLATE CERTIFICATES OF STOCK
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TRANSFER BOOK
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STOCK LEDGER.
STOCK LEDGER BALANCES.
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BROKER’S PETTY LEDGER.
ACCOUNT OP SALES.
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SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK
SALES,
BLAKE BOOKS.
Paper end Envelopes.
Cop? Inc and Cancelling Freise*.
Sold Pena and Pencils.
Pocket Books, Wallets, and Bankers’ Cases.
Backgammon Board*, Portfolios, and Writing Beaks.
u«>artt*i riM »v..»« ___
FBOTOGBAFa ALBUMS.
Hu' largest and finest assortment in the city, holding
from 13 to 300 photographs, bound in velvet end Turkey
morocco* with chased edges and beautiful clasps.
CHBaPBST ALBUMS 111 THE OITI .
Arnold s Ink %
PaWs Lead Pencils.
Copyitg Books.
Pities reduced to cormpcnd wlthjhe decline in gold.
Wholesale and Retail
BLABS BOOK ABB PHOTO GRAPH ALBUM MANU
FACTURERS,
STATIONERS AND PRINT BBS f
Xo. StO South FODKTH Strut.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
’NOTICE —THE COP&RmEBSHIP
L" heretofore existing under the firm of
GuBN, Zeiss, A GO
is this day dissolved by mutual consent*
Ti e business of the late firm wi 1 be settled up at the
old stand, Jlo. Ul‘ MARKET Street.
B. 9T. COHN,
JOHNZaISS.
ROBERT /.HERMAN.
Philadelphia, May 1,1865 my 2 3t*
WM. Pv WABBUBTON, .
FASHIONABLE MATTER,
430 Chestnut Street.
NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA)
pEIEOEEUM IS KING!
THE UNION OIL STOVES,
A new and complete apparatus for Cooking and Heating
by Petroleum and Coal Oil. All ths family
of any size, including the washing and Ironing, can be
dose at an immense saving of expense in fuel; and With
far more ease and comfort, than with either wood or
coal. The tame furniture used on ordinary stoves can
be used on theie stoves.
NO DIRT, ASHES,’ SMOKE, OB ODOR.
• UNION STOVES
BAKE, BOIL, BOAST, BBOIL, TOAST, FB¥.
Theexpense of one of these Stoves would be saved is
am ordinary family in a shjrt time In PURL ALOXB,
SHfIPDE! DURABLE!! CHEAP HI
. They are easier to manage than a common coal oil
lamp The No. 2 Stove will heat three fiat irons in fif
teen minutes, and keep two poisons ironing
Prices from 50 to $lO A liberal discount to the trade.
Agents wanted in every county in the State. Apply to
PERRINE & DBYDEN, -
Ida South SECOND Street,
ap22*smwl3t Sole Agents foe Philadelphia.
FkALTON’S
1/ FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING
KNITTING MACHINES
Patented 1861 Perfected 1864.
A YARD OF PLAIN OR BTBBED WORK KNITIN
TEN MINUTRu.!
KNITS UPWARDS 0? TWENTY DIFFERENT ARTI
CLES OF APPAREL!
They nre »i tuple, reliable, perfect, and wonderful in
the amount and variety of work they perforin;
USUAL SPEED SIX THOUSAND STITCBBS PER
MO UTB:
It can be made, in the hand a of a womsjx to sain with
case and com fort $lO to $4O-p_»r week
- EVER! FAMILY hfiOULD HAYS ONE.
A few aetire. enteroMsing Agents wanted* to whom
liberal inducements will be given.
To publishers of newspapers who will; pay one-half
money, we w‘il allow th* remainder to be paid in
advenisingat tbe regularrates. y ■
Send for circular anc camples, enclosing stamp.
General Ag«tey mr Pennsylvania. Ohio, Western
sewn5 ew n » < 2 k ts*n i ;! , “^-2T;A Ti,r »J? la " an 4 ItuvUna,
No 27 r FTB fctN.t, PUtrtittj*, Pi.
'm B e. O.BPESTBB.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.—WHEN
“• desired, purchase patent-hinge back Photographic
Albums, elegant styles and aurpat-K all others la dura
bility. epler did assortment at B. F. RKIMER’S Pho'o
graph Gallery, 624: ARCH Street It*
TASTEFUL ANB SUBSTAJmALWLOTHIMO
WIJiTS.
■\tr A N D.—AN AOTIVB YOUNG
”» man a» In a retail di y-foodi store Ad
dress • ‘WAMSUTTi,” frets pact,. n»3 »«
WANTBD—A SITUATION IN A
¥ ¥ Wholesale Book and 6ho« Honee, by a Tonne
Han mho tfcoroufhJy the bnsln»«s. ad
<trt sb Press office. ptS 2t
ttTANTED—A SITUATION IN A
** Commission or Wbftfwale Hoosi by a Xonnx
man, 21 yearßo f ftgs
Address Sox 972. Post Office,
WANTED—A POSITION AS SIfPER
IBTBBDBSTor Corret ponding Secretary to as
°]> Comraoy Taj a capable bnslneM mas. wail acquralnt
ed wuh the oil regions of Pennsylvania Best of refa*
rsaeesgiven. Address "RD. C., ” Bonneville. Ve
nango co > Pa. apB3-fniwit*
WANTED—AN ENTRY OLE HE IN
» ' as actlyo 'Wholesale aad Retail Bouse—» youec
pan who 3m a food penman and aeconntant Address
1b bwErt-wrttin* with references, -C. S. A 8r0.,” P.
0., Box 8678 38.0i-.gt
WA.NTED-A SITUATION IN A
"" Loml>er Tard, by a young Has. as assistant
Book-keeper, and wishes to obtain a general know
ledge of the business.
liefer* to tit* lumber dealers. my2-3t*
• Address “W.,»> Bo 6gl fforfch EbBTSMtH Street.
WAKTBD-1T NO. 1321 CHESTNUT
*" Street, a few first-rlass
, BDSIfI BsS MBIT, with $509 to $5 000 each,
(no others need call), to operate in tbs Middle and East
era States, as join Partners In an immense enterprise,
which will speedily insure a life competence to the
parties, and no humbug, rayl-64*
WANTKD—ONE CORNET-PLAYER
and one Flu’e-pl&yer. Inquire of JOflM MOB*
GAK. 1680 MARKET Street ap27 tft*
WANTED, AT f!5O PER MONTEL
»* A RELIABLE CABVAPSER is every town and
county, for the JSUBSE aid SPY- the most interesting
and exciting book ever published, embracing the ad -
ventnres of a -woman In the Union army as ETaree,
Scent and Spy, giving a most vivid inner picture of the
war. We have Agents clearing $l5O 'her month, which
we will prove to any donbtlnr applicant. Send for
circulars. Address •* JuBBS. BROS. & 00., So. 600
CHSSTfIUT Stmt, Philadelphia, Pa. ” aplS tm* .
A » ORGANIST IS WANTED FOR
Episcopal Chnroh, near the city. ' Address Box
{64, Philadelphia P O. m,2 Bt*
A GENTS WANTED, TO SELL THE
fenoine Improved Bewßnxlaxd Femlly SBWItfQ
MACH.IBBB, the best Machine in the world.
AddrMS A. E LEsBES A CO..
apTßlm* Box 62, orange. Mass,
n ANAL-BO AT BUILDERS AND
V CAULKBBB WASTED, at CHESTER,
Constant amploymont tlven- A<tdrs««
WILLIAM ERICK ft CO.,
Ghe«tor* P'Jan*.
MENT HOUSE FOR HOUSE-
Ai KEKHSRB, Seamstresses, Chambermaids, Waiter*,
Nuraea, Cooks, Laos dresses, and general housework,
white and colored, 803 bOCQBT St. ap'Mia
EMPLOYMENT HOUSE fob CLERKS,
Book-fceepsra, Falesmen, Packers, Porters. Watc
hmen. Coachmen, Drivers. Conductors. Bar-tenders.
Walters,Farm-hands, o&rd9e»rs,<bc. Employers salted
at short notice. 802 and 8041 LOOPBT Bt. api-lm
GREATEST THING OF, THE TIMES
VJ -EOWBB'S PRIZE E* VBLOFBS.-Agent,wanted,
everywhere. Premium Watches given to Agents. On
receipt of *l6 we wffl post-paid, 100 gnrelopee,
end a splendid Solid Silver Ranting- Case Watch as s
premium to the agent. A eingle Envelope sent, with
circular mad fnilpanicnlars, on receipt of 25cents. Ad
dress A. a BOWES ft 00., P. 0., 80xM70,36 BEES
MAB Street, N. I. mhl7-3m
#9O non -A YOUNG ALIEN WITH'
i wv * this amount, wishes to engage In
tome active. ertabUshed and profitable business.
Add ret*. .stating nature of business, ** &. H. L ,**
Press Ogee. my3-st*
#195 A MONTH.—AGENTS WANT
t|P I go to Introduce the improved*
SB AW 4 CLARK FAMILY S*Wl*G MAGHiflif, the
only low price machine in ihe country which is licenced
by Grover & Baker, Wheeler & Wilson. Sows, Singer
*Co , and Bacheloer. All othermachia*snow sold for
letathau forty dollars each are infriosemeatß. asd the
seller and user are liable to fine and imprisonment
Briery and expenses, or large commission, allowed
Illustrated sent free. Address SHAW &
CLARY. Biddeford, Maine. m*3~d&W3m
#7(l A MONTH.—I WANT AGENTS
hP * ” everywhere at $7O-a month, expensas paid, to
sell FfFTBBa A&TICLB& the be&t selling ever offered
Foil particulars free. Address OTIS C. GABBY. BLdde
fom. Maine. my 3 A&Wgja
sfcinn nnn m sums of to
qpAUU,VVV/ $lO,OOO to Invert upon mortgage.
Ajp-y to A. FITLBR, Conveyance^
rny3-61* ITo. 51'N. SIXTH Street
CVjv. WANTED- A PAIR OF
■rfOtb. styli.h DBlvma HOBBES. Address B->x 936,
Philadelphia Post Office my*2t*
FOR BAL£ MD TO LEI.
m FOR SALE—SUPERIOR CHEB- JR
»TEB County FARM, 160 acres, near Railroad -G
Steamboat Sration. Chester Valley Railroad, having
first elaqp Buildings, Fruits, nicely watered, with im>
mediate possession. Apply to E PBTTir,
my 3 21* 383 WALSHT Street.
• TO LET.—A COUNTRY RRBI
CB, durin g- the summer months Auplya3ol
CALLOWHILL Street. my3«wfm3t*
Mfor sale—desirable GER
MASTOWN RBBIDESCE, with Stable. Carriage
House, all.the modern improvements, containing about
two acres of garden end ornamented grounds, Within
five minutes' walk of Church bane Station
my 3 St* B FSTTIf. 333 Wa LWJV Street.
m FOR SAX B—ADESIRAB Edfi FOUR
JEiSTOBT Brown Stone BSBIDSBCE. situate od the
north side of Vine street, above Sixteenth. Doable
thxee»stoiy back buildings Lot 30x125
E . PETTIT,
333 WALEUT Street.
M NEWPORT, B. I;—FOB SALE—
TO GLOSS AH ESTATE—Tae fine mansion of
CALEB GH4CB, Esq., of Boston* deceased, on KAY
Street; 53-000 feet ol land; house iharonahiy bat it In
every particular* two years ago; never occupied*
Possession immediate* One of the finest end moetcam
pUte establishments at Newport Apply to
fiAZABD & APTHOBP,
Beal Estate Brokers, Newport B I.
«FOK SALE—A NUMBER OF
Brown and Gray- Stone Honseß on FOKTST
GSCOaB fctreet and Kr»G3B9SX«a Areime, WV«t
Philadelphia; three first elate fionsas oi/AKCET Street,
west of Bineteenth. Soliding Lots on CLBAfiFIBLB
Street, Pert Biehmond, and one on BBA.GH Street,
Beverly, a. J.. 2U$) feet
Boases In all .part* of the city and Farms in the
country. Conveyancing and all Unde of writing done
promptly. Apply to
BD'.'H. BADCLIFF ft CO ,
my2-gt« s*l H BIGHTS Street.
A - CHESTER COUNT Y.—FOR m
l6O acre* of land E. WMteland Town*-S
-eh!p; JO seres woodland* 20 miles oat* K miles from
station Pennsylvania Central S*iiroad, large mansion,
20 rooms; excellent land, firit class-barn., and all ne
cessary improvements, cicely watered, orcharl: will
keep tO eo w% ; Its accessibility to railroad renders it de
sirable JAS R OrjUMlfifS,
my3-at 50* WAXWPT Street,
® CHESTER COUNTY.—FOR SALE
—TfiK OAKLAND HOTEL, on the Pennsylvania
Bail; cad; together with the grounds attached coos*to.
in> 60 Acres of Land; thirty acres of which i« excellent
timber. The Hotel is is excellent repair* and supplied
with spring water. ,and beautifully located Several
trsii* atop at the door. This property is adapted for a
Hotel or Country Home - The wood on the land will re
duce Its cost, making it a great bargain. Possession
forthwith and terms easy.
JAMES B. CUMMINS.
50* -WALSUT Street
TO BEST—A BOOK SUITABLE-808
A an office, or sleeping; room, at 1338 CBE9TBUT
Street. mi2-2t
rULI'QIi M-OlLllt-A GROUND--
, Tf'LOO'R INTEREST, in a first-oHss Compaoy. foT
sale. Address “Venango, 1 " Box 1775* Philadelphia
Post Office. mr2-Bt*
TO LET—THE UPPER FLOORS OF
*- Ho - . 28 BtiraWberry street* running: through to Se
cond street. Large, well lighted, and convenient; with.
wj ter closets, Ac. Inquire of A. M4LCQM, 11X #Uft
835 T Street. :raj2-6i*-
TO OIL COMPANIES.—FOR SALE-r
**■ A first-class 12-horse BJSFGIBE and BOILER; hutU
to order; read; for immediate shipment. Address Box
2721* Post Office.. m?2-3t*
OUBIKEBS FOB * SAXE.—A.N* OLD
O ESTABLISHED UMBRELLA AND CANE BUSI
NESS in enccetsfol operation. Location the bast in
Fhil&delpMa.
Apply At No. 500 MARKET Street
A. FUSE THIRD-STORY ROOM TO
BIBT near BBOAjD soil WALHDT Slreeis, with or
without BOABD. for a Gentleman.
Addresß "W. L. t " .Prttsr Office, It*
TO BENT-A PRIVATE ENCLOSED
A COUNTIB B BOOM, on CHBSTBOT Street, balow
Bigbth. Plenty of light and air, fronting on a back
street. Address “O. TP.,* ’ Press office. myl-6t
T) LET-TBE OFFICE, NO. 3SB CAB
TBB Street _
The Fifth and Sixth Stories of the Granite Boildin*,
DOCS Street, below Third, with steam power.
T*heThird HtoTyof the Commonwealth Baildin*. 611
and 618 CHhST* IJT Street. Jis© an Office, second story
of same building:.
THOMAS H. COHNBLIi,
Conntin*-Hones of Dr. Jajn« 4 Son,
B p2B-«l« CHBsTSHT Street,
TO THE PUBLIC.
Haying Mini employed l>y CITY COUH
CILB, a tribute of respect on their part to
tie memory of tiat Clod-fearing, GodAoving
Patriot,
ABBAHAM UNCOItNy
to Photograph tie HKABSB need in tie Fn-.
neral Prooeßßlon April 53, 1865, and haeinc
eopyrlghted the same, we are now prepared,
to fnrnlsi tie public with Copies at a reason*
able price.
HENSZEY & CO.j
PHOTOOBAFHBKS,
813 Aich Street,
FHn.ABBI.PBIA.
»p!6.(tlf
CABINET AND LIPS SIZE
PHOTOGRAPHS on,
PRESIDENT LINCOLN,
is cbayob.
Beet pietnife ever offered to.the pabllo.
BSSSZEf A CO.. Photographer;
»p27-6t ; , street.
PHOTUGBAPHS O*. FKESrDMST LIH- I
COIN AdD HIS BON THADSEUB, I
WJioles&lt Eet&ikat |
HBHSZBY fc®?™ p”fegMPh«re, I.
812 ABSH. Streehjr
|7©R EVERY LOT Al* BBRA&T^LIR
■*- GOLB UOSBBIBO PISS, in «Uves sJate. B«w
d**Jms in blaci and white satin; perjhcil
in all 25 cent*, <M 30 for $4, 100 for sl7*
Mourning teWt for 60
- -proridanee, B. L
H. E. Any paper copying this tor four ttmai we will
send the® TBH MBS. ap2llnto
-PORTRAITS OP PRESIDENT LIN
-1 COtF.-Ail«eportrai»apobllsfcad la WewTork
Philadelphia, and engplled tO R tse trade,
btB SUf* 12 n. SIXTH Street.
-PORTRAITS OP PRESIDENT <LIN
.I COLN—fcteel Elates and Lithograph*, Colored and
«*U and large,
gil mwSt* laMofth SIXTH l&eat.
tX EE&SOJffABUS FBI j.
■KTEW CHESTNUT-STREET THEA
TKB—CHBeTKIJT STfiBBT, ABOVE TWjsU?ra.‘
WBJWrMDAY BVfeSISO.May 34.
last night but two
OF Tffß
BEItLLSKTI-t SBCOBSSFOfc KNGAGBHMT
ACCOMPLISHED 0 . SIBKSAN ACTE ESS
* PHI LABNtPHII FAVORITE,
Whowffl %W»r THIB%vI>INGT fo?th»
BT wf !° YE4ES.
BY PABTICBI3E.*KQOB3T, AB
Ia w,w “ fc SSSf **
royt-nTW^t*
■ Strcporie# hy
MB. /BACK MOBTUtTKT WBLITOrr?
And the FULL hTBFSGTH of th. Com™„ rrS '
The £ve»}n« s * .pferform&Bee *lll' cua*laa e witk thrf
merry> mtuical Borietta. *tyi PC r .. e Wl *» ™
JBtfHT LXSJ>, THE SW EDISH JHGFTnjGAI,B
JB»BT LEATBJRELUhGS..Mrs. Kahn
Kit!. D. p. EOWSLB, ss TOLU, In "Tie Hunchback”
FRIDAY EVBeIRG, Msjsti,i “““
BENEFIT AND LAST APPSritiflCß
OF
MRS. D. P. BOWBES,
when fhe -wil! appear fa ___ . .
THB MPBaNGER. and THE HOWBXMOOtf.
SATURDAY AFTKEBOOB AND BVBNIBO. Mar 6th.
GRAhB COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT
to
MANAGES HE. WHEBINB.
WALDTJT-STBBET THBATRB
'• THIS (Wednesday) BYINiNG, MaySd,
FARBWSLI. FOR EUROFE,
, . „ LUGILbK WBBTBRN.
la her great and unaopro.chable delineation of
LADY Isabel and MaDaMB VINE.
EAST LYSNE;
BAST LYNNS;
OB
„ «™THE ELOPBMBST.
FRIDAY. BENEFIT OF LUCILLE WEiTERN.
MRS. JOHN DREW’S NEW ARCH
"*■ STREET THBA-KK
TO-BIGHT, WEO»ESDaY. Man 3, ISSS
__ BENEFIT tip MRS THa t KR
MR. AND MRS LBWIB BARER
_ ■ In THE LOAN OP A LOVER."
And Brucicault’* Great Drama of
THE STREETS OF NEW TORE,
THURSDAY. BESEEITOP M ss E FaVuE
FRIDAY. MB, MARLOW’S BENEFIT.
p’OYER ACADEMY OF MU y IO.-OT-
A, TO DRRSBL’R first PIANO-FORTE CINOEST.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. May 4th, at 4 .’clook
(Secmd and Third Concsitn. SATURDAY ani MONDAY
BVANJBGS. May 6th and Bth. at o o’eluck)
tahecrmtlonfor Three Concerts.. ro
Single Tickets.... I 5J
For e»le at toni-Meyer’s Hat'c Store, Mu host ant
etreet, and at ice door. ray3-3:*
nONCEBI HALL. MAE 3d—bPH.NO
OF THB OHIhDStN’S PROOdK!-
SITE LYCiUM, conslsttn*of Mmical. Floral. P, r,(,t
(c, and Mythological laMesox V cai and la-tr
Bjosic, and Dio Uwtn’ Gyirma'tie Batei-cis*,!* Slekai*
26cests. bore&le byths officers and member i
Lyceum, and at laugh's, corner of tixih and
Tnirpler’a, comer of Seventh and Chestnut, and at
Ashmead & Evans 724 Cbsstnat. m?2-2t
AN OLD FOLKS' GONC&BT WILL
**-*“ be gives by an Amador Company, at th»
Slates General Hospirai- SIXTEENTH and FILBERT
Strens, on EVENING* fcgy 3d, .or the
Benefit of the Beading Boom Fund.
Tickets 26 cents, to be procured at the door. my2-2i*
INSTITUTION FOR THB BLIND.—
A , EXalßiTlOfl etery WEDNESDAY at %% r> X-
Admission ien Cents. Stove No. 1L South E.QHTO
Street i fc *
OF FINE ARTS,
CHMTSIT STKKEr. ABOVE lESTXBL
NOW OPEN,
THE FORTY-SECOND AHNUa£ EXHIBITION
PAINTING AND SCULPTURE.
Open from 9 A. M till 7 P. H., and from 8 tui 10 in
the Evening. apG-tjw
COLUMBIA. HOUSE,
A*
CAPE MAY, N. J.,
will be opened fcr the reception of guests, on
THTJESDAX, June 15, 1886.
» the Preprietor that the COLUK
BIA HOXJpE shall folly sustain. the Dopnlar npn : ation
which It has already acquired, and be resoectfoliy eo
ilicits the public attention for the coming seis jq Ar
ras genenta are in progress for the accumrood ulon of
u extra number of meats, and we an ammred the
Railroad faeihtie* will be exceL'ent for all who deaii*
to wlslt this favorite summer resort.
jßSjr* B’ck** celebrated Philadelphia Band bas been
secured for the season 1
For Booms, fro., apply to J. H. DESEOSOS, at Mow
chants' Hotel, Philadelphia; or to
GEO. J. BOETOW, Proprietor.
CAPS ISLAND, N. J.
mrl lot*
LOST AND FOUND.
OTIC'S.— APPLICATION HAS
V* been made at tbe Office of ttie -
“HAEfclsOM OIL COMPACT”
jor n renewal of
two CBBTEFtCATBS 07 STOCK.
One tor One Hundred Shame. Ho 81. dated December
SOtb, In the nameof E B THOBHTOH, and the
' PIS? 1 . f< ?L T,rtT *ss Ml- d»*ed January 6h.
1865, In the name of SAKAH BAILEE, the came bavins
been lc»t or rolelald:-
All penone are hereby reantred. within Four Weeks
from tine date, to come forward and ahow eame, If any
they hare, why new Certificate* ehonld n.t he tamed
In lien of those lost E. B. THO RHTOH-
Kat», 1865 m*3 wfmllt*
■REMOVAL—B. LIBBER BAS RB
-LL MOVED his office to
3(5 HAEHOjnr P;aco.
between Chestnut and "Walnut,
and Third and Fourth streets
JJEMOYAI*.
Hu Bemoved from So- lQ2oto So. 133» CHSST
SBT bireei, & S. corner or THISTSSSTB Strut.
Where he invites the attention of hooseieepen- and
those commenehaf houaekeepliyf, to Ms extensive as
sortment of ns**fai
BOUBS GOODS,
Sapfrior Kefrij£er-tor«, Table Cutlery, Family Hard*
Trmre. Children'* Carlisle*, &*., &e. ap2l2ta
gR O OKB & P UGH,
fos. 1731 and 1733 MARKET Street.
ion KBCEivxEs or thb following wrll
. Known Ani> hstablished brands or
F L O TJ K:
"JOHH HDSBBLHA*. ' ’
•■A5THAjmi,s,"
" PRIDE CP TOE WEST,"
FRUSIIiTAHA AID WESTER! BRAIDS.
The Trade supplied at market ratee. apl4-Im
gLINDS AND SHADES.
B. J. WILLIAMS.
No. 1& North. Sixth Street,
7ENITTAN BLENDS AND
WINDOW SHADES.
Tie Urgent and inert aaaortment In the city at the
lowest each price,.
STOSS SSAOIS KAOS ABO LETTBHBD.
Cheap lot lolled Blinds mud Shades.
H. SLEEPER & CO.,
SIS' MINOB S’
SiANOTACTUEERS, AOEHTS, AND TOOL*.
FLIRT ARD SHEER GLASSWARE,
Have sow in atore a fall assortment of toe kbon foods,
trbith w* offer st toe lowest market rates.
Beta* sola siesta for -toe .SALBM GRKBK GLASS
WORKS, we an prepared to make and work private
moulds to order.
FOBSSR, MESISBAL, and WINB BOTTLES, o! a
•nperior color and dnicli.
AIao.LAMP OHIHNBYB, APOTHIGARIBB' SHOP
TOEIiTOBk SHOW BOTTLES, SYRINGES. HOWS
-OPASHIC VIALS, and Dnicgtate' Glaaawsn generally.
T. A WAITS ft OO.’B PITTSBURG OIOSS TUBS
•onctaaily oa hand at factory price*. telS-Sm
H. JAMES,
ATTOKJTEYAT LAW.
igKAjan&w, vskangs). county, fsmwa.
Special attention firca io ih* pzamlnatten of Title*.
FHBdAXKSLPBia SKPBJUSBrOSS 7-CJbJU, S I*X, SSQ.,
Mon J. Bom Snowden, James fl. liiile, Esq., T. t.
rasher, Sr., Hood* BoabrUrHl, * Co., J. Z. Deuayen*
7th. National Bank. mill-Sid*
SAMUEL W- HOEFMAN. ATTO HNEY
5 wJ&MmgmmnrnA.
(late ef Philadelphia.)
RIWRB fQ
Charlesß. Lex. Ess., * B. AW. C. BiddleAGo.,
Z. 0. Knight ft Co., I or. K 8. Maakenxle.
James ILLittU, £•«.* | W. H, Yeatoa ft Co.
mhB-Sm
QAMUEL I* TAYLOR,
o Ho. 4H3 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
ATTORNEY AS LAW ADD
T-BB STATES.
Bxeept Conneottant, lowlozk. Nevada Oraeon.
and Texas f«S4-frtniv*
JOSHUA T> OWEN, ATTORNEY,
w COUNSELLOR A* LAW.'AXD SOLICITOR 0#
OT.AIMA ORce. Ml »«M*t, near Fourteenth atrni.
ywhlaiifiL D. CL • det4-6«
SbOHBST CAMDEN AND AT-
Mm fMf'Uhl ?,}.. »T!<r RAILROAD -Tratar
t.»a g
PrellW. with Pnugarger Cara attaahr d -—■ **>£. H
Attaattlc AwemmMMito*—*--***— ***•*•«-** *!■!* §* J
Jttaeoon Ac«ommoaatioJi.r.. : wr. «.
* BBTDBJOWS, IhSkYB ATLANTIC
ASaaUc •-* ® £- 5
Freight. with Ph«w Cars attached.— • .11 rj ?- Jl
jMOllm -^ < SA P *
Leave Tine etreet.ll.is A M.. Haddonfield 1 30P. A
N. B.—Freight meat he delta.rad at Cooper a Point
before C P. M. to idanre itexoina down toe next day
jnhfl imif JOHN Q. BRYAN?, AgahV
- „TP~-w BOH ALBANY AND TROY,
jSEEHBSC NEWYOBK, VIA DELAWARE AVD
RARITAN CABAL-—The Barge GORDOS GIANT; H.
Linearly maaterTi*nowicadtr-aat diet wharf below
w>ta*>.and will leave on
WMiNBSEAY BPMfnj®; at 60 clock.
Poi freight, which will be tat en tm naaouable terrea,
.rrjrlfi ' D. L. FLAB AO AH Aaent,
a 029 4t 30* South D&.AWAKS Avonne.
tprfn estey‘B
"cottage obgass
Hot only UNEXCELLED, bat OBBGUALLp to »» ir»
Of Tone and Power, droned etpeatallj for
and-Schoole, tat found moe eqnally well adapted ta
ths and Pzawixut Boom, tot iale
. - S. M- BSCCir
IS JTortk SSVE3TH S*?*?.
Also, b «oa»Ute tec Forte** Sf«.cua»
foadantiy onhaad. feg-i-«
PNFEEBLSe AND DELICATE OON-
Ullage and «s>M# yon to ■*—» wm> -
PARTES DE VIBITB.—NONE EXCEL
U iWfkAcntv. eut, execntioo ia fi:-ifln»cnosa
Y. B
epecli««»anfatTie ana execution — l'—
CBPABTMEcrr foe otrsroai wosic.
AWWSEMENTS.
10VE ABD PBTDE.
REMOVALS.
WILLIAM Y ABN ALL
••xoscrosKO,”
"CrrYHILLS,”
“Eagle KILLS, “and other
JUNP7AOTI7SBB OF
RAT.Tg TIKar.RRS IN
(Formerly of Philadelphia.)