SPECIAL NOTICES.
'VT'HAX TO I o WITH THE Mourning.
BT IB* SABO 0P low** HAlli
ThMO DomnlDß emblems <m the walls
»° m °‘ “ 4 . pa ,™°
Jlust now bo put aside;
-rather mar still bo made of use,
2 id much of food tltfr may produce
It properly applied.
jfur a soldier’s widow needs,
Tel cannot own those sable woods
That of her loss should tell;
-And fabrics tided by the storm
Would help to keep thoie orphans warm
whoeo fathers for ua fall.
Thus would we honor well tie dead.
'Whoso kindly thoughts forever led
To plans for other’s weals
Thus unmistakably we show
’That those who spread the hadee Of WOO
Hays hearts that truly feel.
Ten With the meano by fortune blest,
Ttnd It no task to ho wall dress'd,
Since It is In your power
Snob fine and handsome suits to shoose
he fashion’s kinis would not refuse
To boast of—from tbo Tower t
Allklnds,slyloß,and sins of Clothing, men’*, youths',
and boys’, all (redes, from medium to superior. Al
thoufh our sales an lane and rapid, wo bays a full
and complete assortment, new and fashionable, wiitcj,
lehalnf replenished dally. Our prices, being based
upon the lowest market rates of the season, are lower
than the lowest elsewhere. An examination tnyttsd.
towkk ball,
Ho. #lB BASKET Street.
It BENNETT dk GO.
Boys' Clothing, Boys' Clothing, Boys
clothing. . „ , „
Boys' Olothinf, Boys’Girthing, Bole’Olothlnf,
Boys’ Olothlnf, Boys' Olothlnf, Boys’ Clothing,
Boys’ Clothing, Boys' Olothlnf, Boys’ Olothinf,
Boys’ Olothinf, Boys’ Clothing, Boys’ Clothing.
In eyery variety. In every variety.
In every variety. In every variety,
In every variety. In every variety,
In every vfs>tr, In every variety,
In eVery variety, I a every variety.
In every variety. In every variety,
At H L. Hallowell * Son’s,
At H. L. Hallowell & Son’s,
At n. L. Hallowell & Son’s,
At H. L. Hallowell & Son’s,
At H. L Baliowell a Son’s,
At H. L. Hallowell fi Son’s,
634 Market atreet, 634 Market street.
634 Market atnot, 631 Market street.
634 Market street, 654 Market street.
694 Market street, 634 Market street.
634 Market street, 634 Market street.
634 Market street, £34 Market street*
SPECIAL NOTICE. —We bare the Urgent and best as*
sorted stock of Keady made Boys* C.othlog in the city,
cat in the latest styles, and made in thebeßt manner.
H. L. HALLOWELB * SON,
534: MARKET Street.
mjC-swSt
Excelsior.—-Our Photographs op
PJBSIDBNT LINCOLN, in Crayon, nre acknowledged
the beat Piet are to to obtained in tbiaor an/ other city.
HEBSZBI &00.,
Photographers,
819 ARCH. Street.
Pboof Positive that Baldness Can
B* CUBED AND OKAY HAIB EBSTORBD.
"London" ahothbs “ Hair Color Restorer.”
1 ‘ Hair Color Restorer. **
"Hair Color Restorer. ’ ’
"Hair Color Restorer. ”
"London**
''London**
"London**
"London** certificate. "Hair Valor Restorer.**
Pr. Swathe & Bov: Some six rears a»o I began to
lois my hair, and continued to do bo until tbs scrip
became as bare as tbs palm of my band, troubled also
With A disagreeable itching* fever, great beat* and
dandruff, sma 1 pustules would form, quits sore to the
touch, and the remaining portion of the hair on the side
and bach of my head became quite gray. After using a
number of restorativea (bo called),, without tuecess*
•fid my head nearly destitute of hair. I reluctantly
commenced ruing the “London Hair Color Restorer
and Dressing. * * Now, candor and justice compel me
to'say to all that through its nssl now possess a new
And beautiful growth of hair, completely restored to its
original dark and glossy appearance, and I venture the
Aseertion the world furnishes no preparation eqacl to
this; and Ido conscientiously e&y to all who ara gray,
or bald* hAlr dry and harsh, or falling, to use at once
Shis cleanly and delightfully perfumed article.
ISAAC L. MARSHALL, Gunner U. S. N. t
830 Leonard street, Philadelphia.
Price 75 cents a bottle; six bottles, $1 Sold by Dr.
SWAYNB * SOjlf, 330 Forth BIXTH Street. . It
New Cottage, Ready Furnished, to
1.1, Cape Island, N. J. iMUiie 806 JUBKET Street,
TUladelpUa. mi6-Bt*
Unfeecedented Success.
UNION BUTTON-HOLB
SEWING MACHINES
NOW XBADT.
SEWING 100 BUTTON-HOLM AN HOUR,
7tu Stitching Warranted toll Superior to hamUtxnrk,
in any Material , and Much Mere Durable I
SAr.esBOOKS,
*OO WASHINGTON Street, Boston.
TAT BBC AD WAY, New York.
rlorenee Beirin, Maehlite Booms. 030 CHESTNUT
Street, FMlaceipMa.
AMOS L. WOOD, .... Treasurer.
BhM-tsilu 2m
Colgate’s Honey Soap.
Til. HlilnM TOILET SOAP* la rath nnWMMI d*
pul, ]a mil from th« CHOICEST matarlala. la HILT
Ud BHOLLIKETIe lb natal*. PBAGRAHTLY SCEIT-
S>, and XSTXSUEIiT BSMBPICLAL la lta nation n*oi
Ifc* Sfcla. Tor sal* l>y all Droaalat* and Pansy Goods
taalus, taJS-tatnaly
Birth Place of Liberty
CLOTHING HOUSE,
Ho. 700 MARKET SirMt, Philadelphia,
A large stock of
MEN’S AND BOTE’
FINE FASHIONABLE CLOTHIEO
At ueatlT reduced prices.
TO BROWN A CO.
Jones’.
THE LOWEST
SELLING PIIOI
U marked In figures
on each article,
AND NEVER VARIED,
JOKES’
Crssaent Ons-,rfs*
OLoiaue house,
SUBSET STREET.
sboYS Sixth,
No. 60*.
Mf Pries. isducsd to ralt the titan.
a »,■ assortment' of KBADT-MADB OLOTHHQ,
Oltoblafor aU .easouc. constantly on'hand.
Onstom-work made to order at thort nattee. SmMta
All ovkb the World—people op behse
gud judgment have learned to use
PLANTATION BITTERS.
Dyspepsia, with its symptoms, Headache, Heart
burn, Feverish Lips* Bad Breath, Sallow Complexion,
Ac , ean he cured by using Plantation Bitters.
Tbit is the most rnccespful Tonic of the age. Young,
middle-aged, and old axe delighted with its effects.
The first trial always has a marked good effect
No change of diet is newssary while using Planta
tion Bitters. Eat all you wish of the heat and most
Nutritious food.
ft is the greatest cure ever known for an overloaded
and distressed stomach, which it relieves in a few
moments.
It is manufactured from carefully-selected roots and
herbs, and preserved lu perfectly pure St. Croix Rum-
Try one bottle of Plantation Bitters, ye sufferers,
and our woid for it you will find yourselves feeling
myS 6t AS GOOD AS NEW.
Freckles. —These disfiguring spots are
eimply drops of perspiration hardened in the pores of
the skin. Where, as water cannot penetrate, ordinary
Washing will not remove. JARED S “EMAIL DH
PARIS,” by softening and smoothing fhe skin, reaches
this colorous matter, and dissolves It, No skin, how
ever delicate, can tan or freckle while using 1 * Email
do Paris.” Sold by all Druggists, Perfnipers, and
dealers in Toilet Goods. - myl-mWßdt
Keys for Locks, Kight-Latcheb, Pad
locks, Valises, Ac.—A large variety, and other Lock
smiths* Hardware, for sale by TRUMAN k SHAW, No,
83* (Eight. Thirty- five) MARKET Street, .below
Ninth. It
India-rubber Handle Knives and
PORKS wm stand hot water and hard usage. For sale,
with other kinds, by TRUMAN k SHAW, No. 835
(Bight Thirty-five) MARKET Street, below Ninth, It
ITCH. (Wheaton'S) ITCH.
BALT RHEUM. (OIHTHKNTI SALT RHEUM.
"WUI eon Die Itch Is 48 boors. Also sorss Sslt Rheum
Vlssrs, Chilblains, and all Irobtloni of the Skin.
Pries 60 cents. By lending 60 soots to WEEKS A POT
TIE, BOSTON. Mass., wtllbs forvrsrdsd Bros by mail.
Tor sols by all Diursirts. mh!S-6)»
CmoEEHiNG’s Pianos—
Ti NFf >89.000 SOLD.-New’Wareioome.n S f II
Entrance in Art Gallery, 914 CHESTNUT Street.
my4‘26l* WM. H. DUTTON,
m.. IMB GbOBGE STECK & Co. ’B •
mrrn pianos, ittv*i
MASON a^HAKLIN’B
CABINET ORGANS.
PIANO Oyer 600 each of thsae Ino CABINS*
PORTSS. ltwtrnmentshavebesneoldby ORGANS.
PIANO Hr, 3 , and the demand I. .on- CABINS*
NORTEB. stoutly in.reaeln*. OEgANS.
JSSfk Mffifßß!
PIANO SEVENTH end CHESTNUT Hts. CABINET
POETS). noSOtf ORGANS.
Home Again.
The Bebs aredote
Their wicked fun,
•The fighting all is overt
The war doth cease.
And blest with peace,
We now will live in clever.
Our valiant men
Come back again,
'Their friends at home delighting* -
We’U all be glad,
And none be sad:
They’re bravely through their fighting.
Their clothes are worn,
And split, and torn;
They’ll need a lot of sew ones:
At Great Oak Hall
They’il get them all.
And lay aside their blue ones.
Safe heme again,
These valiant men.
With cats. *nd scare, and bruises,
At Gruat Oau Hall
Each gladly call.
And buy just what he chcoxes.
Pillow-Citizens! the Rebellion is done! The war Is
OTir I The army will presently be disbanded! and
“When Johnny comes marching home”
DO you see to it that yon have a handsome suit of our
magnificent Spring clothes ready for a Welcome to him.
49* Oar stock of Gentlemen’s Clothing can be recom
mended lathe confidence that in extent of assortment,
•trie of garments, and cheapness of Price, we cannot
be equalled in Philadelphia.
Test for yourself.
'Che prises are lower than they have been for years.
WANAMAKEH k BROWN,
OAK HaLL
. Popular Glothlug House,
u 8. E. cor. of SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
markied.
DELANEY—MOKRIS.— On the 3d Inst., by Be..
T. Do Witt Talmage, Linford Delaney, Esi , »nd
Eliza Harrison Morris, both of Philadelphia. *
e PBISER— I tower —On Thursday, May 4, by
Bov. W. D- Siegfried, Mr. John Prlser and Miss
Hattie L, Tower, both of Chester county. Pa. *
3DXEXS.
OHAIGE.—On the 6th Inst., Thos. H. Oralge,
Efq , In the 69th year of his age.
The family and male friends are wspeetfolly In
vited to attend his funeral, from his late reßldenoe,
No. 1210 North Seventh street, on Tuesday laftee.
noon, at 2 o’clock. ***
JONES.—Suddenly, on the 3d Instant, Mary E.,
daughter of Dr. Z. Bing and Almlrla Jones, In the
6th year of het ago. . .
The relatives and friends of the family are Invited
to attend her funeral, from her parents’ rosldenoe,
No. 927 Vine Street, on Monday morning next, at 10
o’oltok, without further notloo.
HUBBEBT.—On the evening of the 4th Inst.,
Mary, wife of Benjamin Hubbert, la the 09th year
of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited to attend her funeral, from her
husband’s residence, No. 170 Laurel street, on Tues
day morning, 9tblnst.,at 11 o’clock, without farther
notice. To prooeed to Odd Fellows’Cemetery. **
DAVID.—On the 4th of May, Mrs. Louisa Powell
David, aged 86 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend her funeral, from 509
Marshall street, on Monday, May Bth, at 2 o’clook
p. M. **
BEOWN.—On the 4th Inst., James Joaeks, son
of Geo. L. and Augusta L. Brown, aged 16 months.
The friends of the family ara Invited to attend the
ftaneral, on Saturday, 6th Inst., at 2 o'clock F. M.,
428 Lombard street. *
CHESTER.—On the 4th Inst., Franoes Mary,
wife of the Bey. William Chester, D, D., and daugh
ter of the late Samuel White, M. D., of Hudson,
New York.
Funeral from 914 Clinton street, on Monday, the
Bth Inst, at 10 o’olook A. M. **
SHAW.-On the afternoon of the 3d Inst., James
Shaw, sged 74 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
speotfnlly Invited to attend the funeral, from his late
rosldenoe, 1309 Poplar street, on Saturday after
noon, oth Inst., at 3 o’olook. «*
WIGFALL.—At Ablngton, Montgomery county,
on Tuesday, May 2, Sarah, relict of Samuel Wig
fftll deceased*
The funeral will take place from her late resi
dence, on Saturday, the Oth Inst., at 2 o’olook
P. M. The relatives and friends of the family are
invited to attend. **
r BUBKE.—Suddenly, on the morning of tho sth
Inst., at Colesvllle, Pa., John J, Butko, of Easton,
Pa., in the 67th year of bis ago.
Interment at Easton, Pa. *
GOFF.—Suddenly, on-the morning Of the sth
Inst., of congestion ef the lungs, Jacob W, Goff, la
the 52d year or Mb age.
Due notice of the funeral will be given. , *
PLAIN BLACK CHINTZES.—ENG-
J- LIFH and American Plain Black ohlntfe*. for sale
byBES&ON & SO N, Mourning Store, 918 CHESTNUT
Strqtt. » myg tf
clack: barege hernani—lu-
FIR’S Black Barege Hemaf.i, 3-4 and 8-4 wide.
BESSON A SON, 918 CHESTNUT Street, myO tf
T?YRE LANDBLI..
Ai ESTABLISHED IN*lB4O,
We always adhere to good Goods* and depend on fair
dealing op gILE GOODB .
GOOD STOCK OP DRESS GOODS.
apSS SHAWLS AND STaPLB GOODS
yar* fiebtconghegatkinal
CHURCH, FRANKFORD Road and MONTGO
MERY Avenue -Preaching TO frOftßow, \q% a, m .
byKev. H. B. SWIFT, and at 7K P M- bv Her. D.
L. OKAS, pastor. Babject, " Death of Stephen. ’* it
K3W** SECOfiD CONGREGATIONAL
9&S> CHURCH, corner of ELEVENTH and WOOD
Stresls.—Preacbirg TO MORROW, io% A, M.* and 8
o’clock P, M , by Rev. JOHN B. HALL. I.*
FIRST REFORMED DUTCH
CHURCH. SEVENTH and SPRING QARDBN
Streets Rev. X H- «UYDAU pastor.—Services atlO)£
o’clock A. M. and 7% o'clock P. M. It*
KS** THIRD REFORMED DUTCH
W? OB TENTH and FILBERT Streets —Rev.
W. 8- PIUMER D D., will preach in thle Church
TO-MObROW. Service at 10% o’clock A. M-, and 4
P. M. It*
UNION H. E. CHURCH, FOURTH
DCS©' Street, be’OW arch.—SABBATH, May 7th. Bar.
'i BO WAS 7. TASBSR will preaoh in the morning at
lO&o’rlock, and Kev. samuslmaO 80 ANSI, Penn
nmni* agent National Freedmen’a Relief Associa
tion, U. the evening, at quarter to 3 o’clock. -It*
K2F-» SERVICE RESUMED.-BIBLE
ldE? CREEDS; No. 10. byT. H. STOCKTON, ELE
VENTH and WOOD, SABBATH AFTERNOON* 3%
o’clock. Notice ef the new movement for Cnrlstisa
Union. AH Invited. It* _
NORTH PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, SIXTH Street, above Grenn—Rst.
K W. HENRI, D. D., pastor. Service* TO-MORROW
MORNING, at IC% o clock. Anniversary of the Sab
bath Schools In the AFTERNOON, at 3 o’clock. Ad
dreeics by Revs. F. 8. HENSON and MORRIS G. BUC
PHIN. ' It*
W 53* SEDER MILES GRANT, OF BOS.
CU TON, editor of The World's Grisis.-mill preach
(D Y.) at the Hall, NINTH and SPRING GARDEN*
Streets, TO. HORBO W. at lOJtf A. M. and f«P. M. * and
at National Hall, MARKET Street, below Thirteenth,
at 3 P. M. * It*
REV. P. D. BARNHART WILL
VZ& preach in GREEN-STREET U. I. CHURCH
8 ABB AT H MOBSING. 7th instant, and Prof. J. W.
BARNHART at 1% in the evening* It*
ra* SECOND ADVENT MEETINGS
§235? “OUR ISBaELITISH ORIGIN.” Bidet W.
8 CAMPBELL will Freaah upon this tnbject TO
MORROW EVENING, at % before 8 o’clock, At Hall
B.E. corner NINTH and CaLLOWBILL Street; and at
raise piece at 10% A. M , on " A Mortal Reenrrection
Intluded In the Serpent’s He.” It*
Kg* CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH, CONCERT H&LL, Kev. SOWABD
HaWBS Pastor. —Communion Fervice, with reception
of members, TO-MORKOW, at A. M , and Preach
ingatiXP. M. T>e pabllc are cordially invite 1 It*
|<a» BWEDFNBORGIAN* CORNER OF
139 BROaD AND BRANOTWINB STREETS.-
‘‘Regenerttion, its Nature and Laws.” Setmon by
Rer- B f. BARRETT, TO-MORROW MORNING.
Pnblic invited. . It*
ra* WAGNER FREE INSTITUTE OF
W&& SCIENCE. SEVENTEENTH Street, Ca-
Inmbia avenue.—Preaching by Rev. E B. ADAMS, D
D., TO-MORUOW (Sabbatb) AFTERNOON, at P%
o’clock. OPEN AIR PREACHING on the lot adjoining
the Academy of Muelc at 6 o’clock by Her. E. P. HA H
MON D. Room for ten thousand. It*
MEETING ON BEHALF OF SOL-
I-L 1 DISKS. —The One Hundred and Fifteenth Meet
ing on behalf of OUB SUFFERING SOLDIERS* under
the auspices of tbe Young Men’s Christian Association*
will beheld TO.MOKKOW Bvealag la the Y*rat Ger
man Rtfozsoed Church* RACK Street, below Fourth. .
Rev. J. H A BOMB&BG&S, D. D., Pastor* will pre
side. snd make the opening iddteaa; to be followed by
Rev. DAVID MALIN. D. D., late Agent of the Slate
of New York* end alto Rev. Mr. WITHAM* a Soldier
in the Ranks* from the State of Maine* at present an
invalid in one ef the Hospitals of this Department.
A Collection Will be taken np. I**
SABBATH SCHOOL ANNITEB
ESS" BAKY —The Sabbath Schools of Christ Evan*
gelical Reformed Church, on G&fiEN Street, below
Btxreepth street, will hold their Anniversary tO-MOB-
RwW P M. at 3 o’clock. „ „
Bev. J. H. A. Bomberger, D D., Rev. Prol Dwight,
aidC. Godfrey will deliver addresses.
A cordial Invitation is extended to all. *
" TfiACT AND
Mission society.—The ninety-third meet
is. in behair of this Society will be licit in St. Paul's
Spied pal Chturch. THIRD, Wow Walnut (Rsy. King
ston Goddard, D. 1)., Rector), on S ABB ATH EVENING,
7tb let, at 8 o’clock. Beyeral addroesas trill be made.
Public invited. It*
ANSIIBI MEETIKU OF HOME
JOB DEBTIiUTE COLOR eD CHILDREN trill
be held on tECOttU-OAY BV*iUNG, 6 h month, Bsb
Inst., ats o'clock, at Office 8. W. corner BEVKNTH and
arch Streetß. Election for Trustees and Managers and
other bn, it CHS. IBBABL H. JOHNSON,
nq6-2t* Secretary of Trustees.
ffirSßf- SfIBITI’AI.ISSf-J. e. FISH, OF
•OB' Ohio, will lecture at SAHSOM STREET HALL,
OB SUNDAY, at 1014 A. M. and 8 P. M. It*
array- FUIIA DILPHU TV POHKAPHI
RS? CAL SOCiSTT, —A Stated Meeting of the Society
will be held at FIFTH and JSOBTH Streets THIS EVBN
mo, at 8 o’clock CIO WM, H. JOBES, Sec’y.
SOTJCB.-A MEETING OF THE
»=S? Stockholders of the LIBERT! OIL COMPART
of PBR»BYLVA2t£A will be held at tbe Wetherill
Boubo* SAbSOM Street. abwe Sixth street. Philadel
phia. on TUESDAY. Hay i6th, 1865, at 3 o’clock P- M »
to consider tbe acceptance of tbe charter, and for the
election of directors and officerstndpr the same.
WILLIAM ROSSITER, Secretary.
my - itnthlt*
May 4, 1965,
AH EXAMINATION OF OAHOI
DATES for certificates of qualifications for Male
and Female Frinc'pals of Grammar and Unclassified
Schools, and Assistant Teachers of Grammar* Second
ary, and Primary Schools of the Public schools of Phi*
ladelphia, trill be held on THURSDAY, May llth,
commencing at 2 o'clock P. M , at the 2ANE Street
School House, ZANB Street, above Seventh.
Applicants under 17 years of age will not he exa*
mined.
By order oi the Committee on Qualification of Teach*
era. HENRY W> HALLI WELL,
nnfi*Muw9t • Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE BSSGUTTX
I» MINING COMPANY, No 324 WALNUT St.
Philadelphia, April 11, 1865.
NOTICE ia hereby given that all Stock of the KEBO
- MimsG COMPART on which instalments are
due and unpaid is hereby declared forfeited, and will
be sold at public auction on SATURDAY, the 13th day
of May, 1866, at 12 o'clock, 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 HOOPK9,
tp!2 tmy!9 Secretary and Treasurer.
DITIDBND.-PBIIADBIPHU,
H* l HayS 18!ft —The Managers of the QBBSTAOT
BILL ABO SPRING-HOUSE TURNPIKE OOMPANT
have declared a Diyidend of THREE FSB CBNF.*
payable on and after the 15th inet.. afttr deducting the
united States and Pennsylvania State t ixas.
ayi thstuSt CHAB, BACON, Treasurer,
OFFICE OF THE UNION FASBSN*
GBR RAILWAY CO.. No. 208 South FOURTH
Street. Philadelphia, May 2, 1866.
A meeting of the Stockholders of this Company will
be held at the Office on MONDAY, May 2td, at 10 o’clock
A. M. * to cox eider and accept the Supplement to the
Charter, parted at the late eestion of the Xtecisiatoie.
By order Of lb© Board of Directors.
my 3 17t WM F. KEMBLE, Secretary.
ira* 1 THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
laS? STOCKHOLDERS of ths beacon oil
COMPANY will be held on TUESDAY, Mar 9th, at
fik o'clock P. M., in second-story (HEARD BANK
Building. 8. t. Hancock,
- ap2B.lot* - Secretary.
OFFICE TAN BUBKN OIL COM-
W 3& PAAY, 10 MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE.
Philadelphia. April 22, 1865.
The Annual meeting o. STOCKHOLDERS will be held
at the Office of the Company, atl2 M., on SATURDAY,
May 6th, 3866. W. 0. STILES, Jr.,
ap32-tttyfl Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE MINERAL OIL
COMPANY, 524 r WALHUT Street. April 25.
18C6 —The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
MINERAL OiL COMPANY will be held at their Office,
on FRIDAY, May I2*fc, at 12 o clock M • for the pur
pore of electing « Board of Directors to serve for the
ennnlni > ear. THOS. R. SEART.E,
ap27-tmyl2 Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE MAPI E SHADE
•3S? OIL COMPANY. No. 524 WALNUT Street.
■ , , • „ Philadelphia. April 26. 1855.
Tlo Ansnal Betting of the Stockholders of the Maple
£kVte t .9 i IT? 0 E E ‘ 1 ?? »11l t» held »t their Offlce oa
THDBBI'AT, May 18 1865, at 12 o'clock M., for the pur
po»e of electing a Board of Directors to serve for the
tnrulngysar. - THOMAS R. &EABLB.
ap27 imylB ~ Secretary.
OFFICE. GIBABD MINING COM*
“ PANY: Philadelphia, April 24,18:6.
Notice ia hereby given that an instalment of fifty
cents per share on each and every share of the capital
etock of the OIKAEI) M iniHG COMPANY
Has this day becncalUd in, payable on or before the
6th dav of Mav. 1866, at the Office of the Company, No.
324 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
By order of the Directors. _
apZC tmyfi B. A. HOOPBB, Treasurer.
AT THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
wZS=? the Stockholders of the ■'LEHIGH ZINO COM
PANY, ” held Wednesday, May 3d, 1865, at 12 o’dock
jtf , the following gentlemen were elected to ser re as
Directoj a for the ensuing year:
BENJAMIN C. WEBSTER,
JOSJSPH A- DEAN,
GEORGE K zisglbr.
CHARLES W. TROTTER,
GORDON MONGES,
ADOLPH R. BOBIR.
CHARLES L. BO SIB
And at ameetieg of the Directors, heldsubsequently,
the following we/e re-elected to theii respective offices.
BENJAMIN C WEBSTER, President
GORDON HOBOES, Secretary and Treasurer.
arts 1 ” 1 theBot G6BPOW MOMQB3. Seetatery.
IKSw OFFICE EtHIGH COAIi AND
jrAVIGAHOXf COfcPAKT. , toa '
Philadelphia May 4.1865.
At an election h$M May 3<U U 65, She «nn<t named
StriDim chosen officers of the liOhlgh CO&l Slid
liTigation Company for the earning year;
PREBIDBNTV
JAMB* 8. COX.
MIITAfIBRS; • _
Francis B. Cope,
Frederick Graff,
Fisher Hazard,.
Charles fc. Bone,
Charles Wheeler.
F, MITOHBLL, SscroUry.
John Farntsm.
Richard Richardson,
Manderson,
Jacob P. Jones,
Francis 0. Yarnall,
Samuel E. Stokes,
• myfi-St
, THE PRESS.—PIOTiAHELPHTA, SATURDAY, MAT 6, 1868.
ABRAHAM LIN COLS
ASD THB
INTBHBSXING TOPICS OP THE DAY.
GREAT LECTURE
GEORGE PRANOIS TRAIN; 1
ACADEMY OF MTJSIC;.
FRIDAY ETENUO, MAT lgtb, 4885.
Pro«cd« Ur the Benefit of the ÜBIOH TJHPOEkBY
HOBS FOB OBILDBSF.
Tickets to be had.at Mr. Charles W. A. TrumplW*
Mntic Store, SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Streets. Or
ders from the country, eneloaisg the amount for the"
number of aeataldeaired, will be promptly attended to
msfl'flrp •
jgp* THE
ANNUAL MAY FESTIVAL.
FOB TBS BESEFIT OF
THK ORPHANS AT 61. JOHN’S ASYfcUH.
Wett Philadelphia, will be held on the GROUNDS 0 f
THE INSTITUTION,
On THURSDAY, May 2Sth.
Ticketß* 25 cents. Children 10 cents; can be obtained
at the Gcmeteir Office, SUMMER St.,below E’ghteeath.
. myB-8t»
STATE COUHCIU
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
OBDSB OF
TJnited. American Meohanlos.
At the aeml-annual session of the STATE COUNCIL,
0 U. A. M. of Pennsylvania, held in Lancaster, on
Friday, AprU 31st, 1365, a committee of five were ap
point* d to prepare a Preamble and Reso ntions in refe
r- tee to the death of OUT late Chief Magistrate, ABRA
HAM LINCOLN, who reported the following, Which
Wfiennanimouslyadopted viz; . ,
Whereas, We have heard With deep sorrow that
AB2UHAM LINCOLN, wto has filled the position Of
Chief Maglslrateof our Nation for the past four years,
has tees stricken down by the hand of an assassin; and
whereas by his death we are deprived of the services of
a gt eat *nd good mm, who, by his honesty of purpose,
end goodness of heart, won the respect and eiteem of all
tme friends of civilisation andprogiess, it becomes ns
as J jnerlean eiilzms, to express onr admiration of his
vtrim s, onr regret for h)» death, and out sympathy with
his bereaved family; therefore, belt ...
J2 tgolvtd. That while we bow in bumble subalielon
to th* will of God lu this dispensation, we bsteeoh
strength for the nation and his bereaved family In this
hoar o' affection and sorrow. _ .. ,
Resolved , That in onriate President we recognise a
true patriot; and while memory lasts we will revere
him as a ieoo&d Wsshington, and justly entitled to be
placed side by side with the Father of onr Country.
Washington the Savior of his Country, and Abraham
Lincoln its Redeemer, and a marts r to its Unity.
Resolved, That we pray UmUhty God to protect aid
diiecl his luccessor, ANDREW JOHNSON, it the dis
charge of the duties devolving upon him, and for wis
dom for his advisers in this the dark hour of oar na
tton’shlstory.
JRei olvedg That treason, wh«tbev armed or unarmed!,
shoula be punished, and righteoss retrlbntioa visited
ibeiecn in vindication of the dignity, power, and jus
tice of the Government. „ . ,
Retolvtd, That the subordinate Councils In this juris
diction be, and they are hereby invited to famish tbe 8.
0, Secretary with such resolut ons as-they hare or may
adopt, and the same in order preceded with the forego
ing Preamble and Resolutions be printed, bound, and a
copy pretested to the widow of our late Chief Kagis-
Risolvedt That the Charter of the Btate Council be
placed to mourning for the space of one year in memory
of the deceased and the above preamble and reaolo
tlons be published in The Press, InQuxrer t .and Sun
day DUvalch. of Philadelphia, Lantaster Dailv off
nina Express, Easton Evening Express, R«sdiog.Nt»«
wing Record, Harrisburg Z)a<ip. Telegraph. Miners*
Journal, of PottariUe, The Dispatch, of Pittsburg,
and F«ry 1
JOBN W. QUIGG,
j*B. E Kt*AUBB, \ Committee.
THOB a. ROBBINB,
SAMUEL SThXNMSTZ, j
JAMES 9. CnLSIY, S. C.
Attest, m M. WECKBRLY, & 0. Ses’y, At*
wsg» COHNERCUL (NATIONAL)BANH
■» OF PBHNSTLVABIA.
PHiLADBLvaiA. May 3, 1865.
A careful’examination of the Assets of the Bank shows
thattfce defalcation of the late Teller cannot in, any
wire impair the solvency of the Institution, or check
the regular conne of Its business, aud as the Directors
have obtained possession of esourilies from which they
confidently expect to realize a very large part of the de
ficiency. they believe the loss eventually will be com
paratively little. By order, _ „ ~
mys 3t 8. 0. PALMER, Cashier.
TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT
WS3& NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY CO., CAL
VERT STATION,
. BAi/mtoRS, April 21,1685.
DIVIDEND NO. 5*
Tie Presidsnt and Directors of this Company have
this day declared a Dividend of TWO (2) PER CE«T.,
clear <>f National and State taxes,for the quarter ending
March 31,1865, payable to the Stockholders on the I0:h
ofFay.nextattbisoffise. • % . • _ , , ,
The Transfer Books wIU be dosed from 28th lust, to
10th of May inclusive. By order
ap36- tutha fit J. & LBIB, Treasurer.
Wssg~ OFFICE WASHINGTON OIL CO, s
W 3& 10 MBROHANTB’ EXOfIANGB, , p , r
Philadelphia. April 28th» 1865.
The Annual Meeting of Stockholders will be held at
12. M , on SATURDAY, May 13th.
»p 99 tirlS WM C. STILES. Jr.. Secretary.
DIVIDENDS.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
RS& COMPANY—TREASURER’S DEPARTMENT.
Philadelphia, May 3, 1865.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS —The Board of Di
rectors hare this day declared a semi-annual dividend
of FIVE PER CENT on the Capital Stotk of the Com
pany, dear of National and State tuxes, payable on and
after May 30, 1865. „ „ „, a a
Blank power* of attorney for collecting dividends
can be had at the Office of the Company, No. *35 South
THIRD Street. THOMAS T. FIRTH,
my4-23t Treasurer.
EXCHAKGE SATIONAb BASK
W£& OF PITTSBURG. « „ . , fl «
P>TTSBtraa, FA.« May J, 1265
The Directors of ibis Bank have declared a dividend
of FOUR PER CENT-, payable to PhUaderohia Stock
holders on or after the 9th instant, at the Western Na-
The United States tax will be paid by the Bank.
myS-et H. M. MURRAY, Cashier-
IHE COKSOODATION WAXIt>S«
E2E? al BANK. Philadelphia May s !8».
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
FIVE PER CENT,* clear of taxes, payable on demand,
jny4»6t JOS. N. PBIBSOL, Cashier.
SEVENTH HATIOKAI BAWKOF
PHILADELPHIA, Mat I, 1865.
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
you ft (4) PER GENT.» free of United States tax. on the
Capital Stock of thla Bank (including the Increase of
capital authorised February 6th, 1866), payable on de*
mand. B. S. HALL.
nyd-St Cashier,
s^S 9 GIBABD NATIONAL BANK.
Philadelphia. Mays, 1865.
The Directors have declared a Dividend this day of
SIX PBS CEMT- out of the profits for the last six
months, payable on demand* free of au taxor. . .
ray* ft w. Li SCHaFFBB, Cashier, ,
K?ar BENfiINBTON NATIONAL BANK.
|9& Philadelphia, May 3, 1866.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a
Dividend of TEN PER CENT., payable on demand.
‘‘SSI-et** - V. McCO3TJfEI.iI. Cwliiar.
■SSF- FIB ST SATIOSU BANK,
USE? Philidblphia, 8ay2,1865.
The Board of Directors of this Bank have this day de
clared a semi-annual Dividend of SIX PER GENT., (6),
free of all taxes, and parable on demand- _ ~
my 4 8t M. MoMIOHABL, Jr., Oaehler.
Sv HECHANIGS’ NATIONAL BANE,
SoE? Philadelphia, May 2.1866. ,
The Directors of thla Bank have declared a dividend
of SIX PER CENT., free of V, 8 taxes, parable on de
mand. J. WEIGAN i), Jr. ,
myS-fit Cashier,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OS'
ISC? PHILADELPHIA,
Frakkford, May 2.1865.
The Directors have declared a dividend of SIX PER
GENT., dear of tax, payable on demend.
myB-6t W. H. BHAWN, Cashier.
rgF THE WESTERN NATIONAL
BANK OF PHILADELPHIA.
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
TEN PER GENT., payable on demand , clear of taxes,
my 3 fit C. J. WBIGGAND, Cashier.
CORN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
|Sx7 BANK,
Philadelphia, May 2,1865.
The Beard of Directors have this day declared a Divi
dend of SEVEN PER GENT., payable on demand, clear
of United States dividend tax.
Stockholders will please present their certiflsafes of
stock and receive instead new certificates.
myS-Ct J. W. TOBR&Y, Cashier.
|SH» FOEBTH NATIONAL BANK OF
W PHILADELPHIA, No 7J33 ARCH Street (desig
nated Depository of the United states), Philadelphia;
The Board of Directors have this day declared a Divi
dend of BIGHT PER CENT, out of the profits for the
last eix months, parable on demand, dear of all taxes.
my3-lot SAMUEL J MaC MULLaN, Cashier
FAIR SEERS’ AND MECHANICS’
»» NATIONAL BANK, B 1B „
Phil idslphia, May 2,1865,
The Board of Directors of this Bank have this day
declared a Dividend of FIVE PER GENT., payable on
demand. Also, an extra Dividend in Btoek of this
Bank, in the proportion of one share to every ten
eharei—both free of taxes. Stockholders to vj horn will
be one of the stock di ridend less than one-half a share
will be paid In cish Stockholders are requested to ex
chance their old for newCertiflcateß. „ ■
my 3 6t W. RUBHToN, Jn., Cashier
CITY NATIONAL BANK,
VSBf Philadelphia, May 2,1865.
The Boare of Directors have this day declared- a divi
dend of SIX FEB CENT., payable on demand, dear
of taxes G. ALBERT LEWIS,
mj3 fit Cashier.
rST THE PHILADELPHIA NATION
|SX? AL Bank,
Philadelphia* May Ist, 1865.-
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
SIX PER CENT, for the past six months, payable on
demand.
my 2 6t B B. COMBGYS, Cashier.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
IZSff Stockholders of the COW ORBBK AND BTIL
WELL BUN OIL COMPANY Will be hfldon the IBth
day of May. at 4 o'clock P. M., at their Office, No. 261
South FIFTH Street.
ap29-6W>hSi* HENRY J. FOX, Bec'y.
KS* METALLINE LAND COHPANY
WS3& OF LAKE SUPERIOR —At a meeting of the
Trustees of the METALLINE LAND COMPANY UP
LAKE SUPERIOR, held THIS DAY, a dividend of
FIFJY CENTS PER SHARE; was declared, payable at
the Office of the Company. No. 384- WALNUT Street,
on and after the lit of May, proximo, to the Stock
holders of record at the close Of THIS DAY* OX thetr
i€gai representatives. , _
A. H. DENCKLA, Treasurer.
Philadelphia, May 1. 1866. mrl-lOt
THE GIBAKD
MUTUAL COAL COMPANY.
This Company is now well established and receivlnf
subscriptions for their stock,and dellveriarGoal prompt
ly of the very beat quality in any quantity, large or
small-
The advantages to the Stockholders In this Company
are very apparent, and cannot fall to be appreciated by
any one who will take the slightest pains to investigate
the basis $f its organization, and the plan of its opera
tions. Even in the present disturbed condition of the
Coal market, the Stockholder will derive the fall benefit
proposed in the prospectus of the Company—saving the
entire amount of the Opixator’s and the Retail Dealer's
profits, besides realising a handsome dividend on his
Stock.
For all Information necessary to a full understanding
of the subject, apply at the office.
No* 839 WAIiKTJT STREET,
OR AT THE DELIVERY DEPOT,
EIGHTH AND MASTER.
aEO. O. MITCHELL, HENRY SINONS,
SECRBTA RT AND TRBABTTBBB.
bup't. dblivbbt depot
WANAMAREU fit BROWN*
(SUM*KB
PETROLEUM GOHPAHt.
INTEREST IN FIFM WEIXB
PITHOI/E AND CHERRY RUM.
CAPITAX* «135,000.
stsfo9 WOMUIG CAPITAL.
books oy subscription
BOWEN A FOX,’
MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE,
Where Kept cm be eaen and Froowtat is i. myl-St
THE BIHS
PETROLEUM COMPANY
OFFICE, BIS OHBSratTT STBBBF.
OBE DIMS FIB SHAKE!!
For foil paid Stock. He further liability.
CAPITAL, ONLY *50,000,
IB 500,000 SHAKES, AT 10 GEBTS BACH.
4®* Ho aubicrlpUose taken for tool tisn One Hundred
Share*.
100.000 SHAKES. OB $lO,OOO RESERVED FOB
WORKING CAPITAL.
To tie expended as the Shareholders shall determine.
'When the Subscriptions are completed* the Share
holders shall meet and appoint the proper officers,
This Company presents the best opportunity ever of
fered for versons of moderate means to lures* In this
wealth producing business; and there is no mystery
about Its affairs. Tbs property is fairly represented. Is
almost ajlin/ee simple and the price of shares, the
iriwecripnorfprece, £u<r cue pur
only ten cents—so that every one. even children* oan
understand wlat they are to receive for their money.
The property of the Company eonsisto of the follow
ing* au of .which is situated in well known oil* pro*
X"i 1 THIMBU) Attß DAVIS Willi, WITH LOt,
on the basks of the Allegheny ;It«, at Ttdeoote.leseed
for seventy-five yews—one* half the oil.
Ho. a. FIFTY ACHES on the Conklin and Connolly
Roof. Warren connty.Penn*., In fee simple, situated
two mile, from the Alleghany rlTer. and about four
miles above Tideoute*"wltt a natural oil spring upon
it, and a larae amount of rood bortna texrißity.
Mo. 8 FIFTY ACRES OUT COHEWAECO CREEK,
niar Warren,, the county-town of Warren county,
Penna, in fee simple. About one-half cleared land,
with email homo, 4c , and two line rnna and a public
road ruxtsiss through it. This is believed to be fine Oil
territory, with room for a great many well*. B , ~
AU these properties are located on the east side of the
Allegheny river* and can be superintended by one par
son. The land abounds in Umber for lumber and fuel*
sud tkeAlJetheny river affords a fine means of trails
porting its products, botb of oil and lumber, to market*
without incurring thei enormous expense, of some locali
ties.
Lei us make a very moderate estimate, of the
profits of only one well. Suppose It. produces bat tbk
BABiEiiSper day* and the oil to be worth but $s per
bans!* the product for 800 days would bs $24,000* or
nearly one* half of the Capital Stock of this Company,
and •gnal to a dividend of four per cent, pet month on
the entire capital,
The undersigned will act aa Trustee to. receive Sub
scriptions, Be,, until the regular organization of the
Company. D. B> fiILT,
So 915 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
Books open on FRIDAY MORNING, and will close
In one week from same date. myd-St
|sgp> AHEBICAH HAIL
Alb
RAIL MACHINE MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
OP
PENNSYLVANIA’AND MARYLAND.
CAPITAL- $300,000.
6,00 a SHAKES—PAR TAUT*, $5O.
mnpBHT,
HENRY THOMAS.
TgSABPSBE.
JOHN W. HALL.
pasoTOßa,
HENRY THOMA 3, Harrisburg.
JOHN W. HALL, Harrisburg*
C. A WALBOBN. Philadelphia. *
B. G. BIEHAMe Baltimore
HENRY GILBERT, Harrisburg.
BANKERS,
ADAMS d LEVIS, Philadelphia.
The Subscription Book for the Capital Stock, of this
Company is now open at the Banking House of ADAMS
ft LEVIS, No. 305GHB*T*Uf Street, Philadelphia.
Persons wishing to make a profitable investment are
respectfully invited to call on Messrs. ADAMS & LEVIS*
who will five them farther information, and will show
them the Machines, now running and making nails.
The gdYaniages we claim for cor Machines over any
OtheTSlnuse, are: ...
That they produce a more perfect nail, with a better
head, and fewer imperfect nails.
That they effect a saving of not less than fifty per
cent, in the expense of grinding knives and dies.
And the Machines being self-feeding, they effect 1
saving of from fifty to seventy-five per cent, in the
labor of cutting nails.' ,
Parties feeling an interest, and desiring to subscribe,
win please call and examine for themselves, aplfi lm
Mats, 1866.
OFFICE HAHDAH HIHIHG ©OBC
•oF PANT. Philadelphia., April 27, 1856.
■ Statics is hereby given that sn instalment of FIFTY
CBB7S (COc)-per snare on each and every share of the
capital stock of the MAffDAN MINING COMPANY,
has this day been called in, parable on or before the
10rh day of MAT, 1855, at the OFFICE OF THE COM
PANY, No. 334 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia,
By order of the Directors.
ap2B tmlO B,_H. HOPPES, Tressurer,
MEBCHANTS 1 AND HASITFAO-
TUBERS’ NATIONAL BANK.
PITTSBUao, April 11* ISBB.
Stockholders are Weby notified that Books will be
opened for subscription to the new stock of this Bank
atfhe COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK, in Philadel
phia, on MONDAY, May lit* 1856, and will continue
open during banking hours, daily* from 10 o’clock A.
M. to 3 o’clock P. M„ until Thursday, June Ist, 1856.
By order of the Board of Directors
7 JOHN BOOTT. Jr., Cashier.
H. S, SOLLMAH. President,
Pittsburg. Penna.
BOBT. B. STEELING. Vies President,
Philadelphia apld-tiel
« PRIZE MONEY AND GOVERN
MENT BOUNTY TO ALL WHO ENTER THE
DNITBD STATES MARINE CORPS. , #AV
Orders have been received from the head of the
Marine Corps, at Washington, not to restrict recruits to
a particular hu been the case heretofore), bat
to receive ALL who have served in the volunteer aer
ylee, or in the regulars, or In the marines* and hive
been honorably dissharnd. Such persons enlisting in
the United States Marines will reeeive the Govern
ment bounty* and will also be entitled to their share of
Prize money in any capture of the enemy’s vessels.
For farther information apply at the recruiting ren
dezvous, No. 311 South FRONT Street, between 9 A.
M. andBo’sloskP. K.» every day but Sunday.
_ M JAMES FORNEY,
apl-tf Captain and Resroiting Offieer. -
aJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
A” a Petition has haen filed sad application mad* to
the Court of Quarter See alone of Philadelphia hr “ TBS
PITTBBDBO AHD OIL OREBK PBTROHA OIL COM
FARY " to oheoge the same of said corporation to that
of "THE MTHOH A OIL OOMPANY. SaldappUM
tlon will ho beard on SATURDAY. MsrSO, im.
Vat 4. lets. F. OARHOLL BRBWBTBR.
m) 8 81813* pro Petitioners.
U ELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT
U- buOHTJ la ,burnt laUSteand odor, ft** bob
iU tofarfoM we—rtlM and Innelietoli (U ufiea
GREAT CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUSE.
SHARES. SL
Will b« OPOB OB
MONDAY,
AT THE OFFICE,
OF HEW FORK.
OBE DIME PEE BHABKI
Subscription price only
OBE PIKE FEB SHAKE!!
MILITARY.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
T)LACK ALPACAS AND PURE MO
y* H SIRS, from DO cents to *1 J 5, bring tba bait fOldJ
for th( prise offered for about two years.
Colored Alpacas, 62, 7ft, 83, and $l.
real! C< loreo Alpacas, fine dualities.
“Moon on the Lake” Mohairs.
Lustres and Mohair Plaids.
Travellag Ureas Staffs
Baraalaajn Black Wool D« Lataee.
Plek, BoF, and Bln* Percales.
Wilt, aid Buff Oorded Plane.
But Ftnared Whlta Pique, Em qdalltl.e. 1
Terd-wld. White Orou, 4 Printed Guebrle.
Prints and Be Leinei, at lowest prices.
Spring and Sommer Balmoral*.
„ i , . MOSLIBS.
rnderwholeaale rates by the plate.
Wide Sieellhga end Pillow Gaaingn.
_ „ . table damasks
Oheep Adetloh purebuaea, >0 cents to *1 80.
Good B*pklns.at *2.75, *3, and S 3 DOptrdoaan.
Fine Damask Towels. Diapers Good Linens, he.
_ ~. ladies' cloakibgs.
The right shade* and styles, at reduced prices,
Ftps Goatyrra, for men’s wear. ‘
Hants an a other good Gasatmerss.
Woolen (stock. unaarpaßMd by any.
Beplet* with elegant* fttttn* Saeqnes rail Jf&ntles,
Spring Cloth Cloak*. Hammer Shawls. Ac., Ac.
Mantles made to order. COOPBS & COffABD,
my62t .8. B. Porter ITIBTg A^MABKST.
TAGG & ERG., COR. TENTH AND
_*£: ffßJf Streets, open’from Auction—BAßGAlßB!
llot Ladies’Thread and Silk Gloves, 4Ue.
I.lot do. folk Caff Gloves. 7fte- •
4 lots do. fins Slimmer Boss, 20 to 60s.
5 lots do. splendid open work Thread Hose, 50c,
llot do. black mixed Silk Gloves. 50«.
1 !°£ J*9‘ Invisible Silk Beta, 40s.
llot ffainsook Muslins, for wrappers, 80c.
2 lota Juonet Husitns, good goods. 25 and 85c- _ .
Slots splendid quality aoa. 40 and GO Biaek Bonnet Bib*
bote. 76and87c.
1 lot splendid quality 80. 40 Hais Color Bonnet Bib
toons, BTc.
1 Jot Con**’ Gan** Merino Undershirts. $1.60.
4 lota Gents' unblaaeh«d%*HOße, 26* 61i 40* and 50c.
1 lot Blue Grenadine Tells, best quality, 60c.
1 lot Ene'Huckabsck Towelling. 60c.
2 lots H Damask Napkins $3 and $3.25 per doten.
1 lot Gents' French Silk Fancy Nook Ties, Wo.
1 lot Summer Balmoral Skirts, fancy stripe, $4.
3 lots Ladies* Hemstitch Hdkfs. 2 inch hems* 60, 60,
and 90c.
Also, a full line of Gloves, Trimmings, and Bonnet
Blbbons. Velvets, Hosiery, and Notions. myg-2t
TOHN P. YOUNG*
V Mo. TO North FOUBTH Street,
Baa now In store a most extensive assortment of
DBBSS GOODS
at the VEST LOWEST PBIOBB.
LEGAL.
rsr THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
OITT ABftt COUKtY^OF^PHJLADBLPHti.
Estate of ROBERT WILSON, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the final account of The Pennsylvania Com*
pany for Insurance on Lives and Granting Annuities,
axeeutor under the will of ROBERT WIuSON, deoM.
and to report distribution Of the balance in the hands of
the accountant, will meet the parties Interested T or the
purposes of hia appointment, on WED? BSJ> AY, 8f *y
ST. 1869, at 4 o’ cl ack P. M , at his Offlce, No. 432 WA&
BUT St , intheoiiyof Philadelphia.
nyO-stuihSt JOHN B. OOLiBAIf. Auditor.
rs THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THR
Cirr ABB GOUStTT OF PHILADELPHIA.
• ‘ • Bitateof JAMBS D. WOOD, dec’4.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, wattle,
and adjmt the hcednnt of ALAN WOOD. W. DBWBB3
WOOD, and LAMA Q WOOD. Executors of the last
wUlof James D. Wood, deo’d . and to mate distribu
tion of the balance In the hands of the accountants, will
meet the parties interested for tbe pnrooses of his ap-
Kintment. on MOB DAT,- May 16th. 1865, at 4 o'clock,
M., at Do. 1388. Sixth Street, in the city of Phila
delphia. H. B. WALLACE,
ay 8 etathfit Auditor.
rsr THE ORPHANS’ COURT.FOR THE
CITY >BD COOSTY OF PHI
Estate of fcUSAU BaRCROFT, deo’d.
The Auditor appointed by the Goon to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of HENRY G. THOMPSON Ex
ecute! of the will of Susan Barcroft, dee’d., and to re*
port distribution of the baiaac* In the hands of the ac
countant, will meet the parties interested for the pur
poses of his appointment, on TUEBD AT. Hay 19th, 1866,
at 4 o'clock, P. M., at No. 128.8. Sixth Street, In tha city
Of Philadelphia. * H. B. WALL AGE,
myd-etntnSt. Auditor.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
nphe copartnership hereto
a FORE existiag between Z. TOBRIWSR and J. M.
EIS6LSR. doing business under the firm of TOBRIfiKR
A EISSLER, Is this day (Ist of Hay) dissolved by
mutual consent. Eithtr of the members of the late firm
is authorised to lieu in. liquidation. _
Z. TOBEIKBR,
J. M. SUTLER
Philadelphia, Fly 1,1865. myfi 3t*
EDUCATIONAL.
DOOK. KEEPING, PENMANSHIP,
” Mercantile Galcolstloss, Business Forms, &0.,
taught thoroughly and practically at
CRITTENDEN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
80. 637 CBBVTJSTJr Street, corner of Seventh.
TELEGRAPb ING by sound and on paper tsusht,
with the a« van tacos of office practice, by one of the best
of practical operators,
separate department for ladies.
Students Instmeted separately, and at such hours as
may best suit their convenience. mytf 3t*
RELLBVUE FEMALE INSTITUTE,
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West Philadelphia, well bntlt, with large gardens.
Immediate posieisUn. Price fr0m,52,400 to $3 200.
B. J. DOBBINS. Builder,
my 6 St* 108 South FOURTH Street,
®FOR SALE—DWELLING AND
imali 6TORB, N. E. corner Thirteenth and Wal
lace e treats.
Dwelling, 863 North Thirteenth sfc. Posseision toon.
Dwelling* 1110 Wallace street.
Cottage, IGflO Wallace street.
Dwelling* 1622 Mount Vernon slTeet. Immediate poi*
se»ioxt. With many others. B. P. GLSNN,
133 South FOURTH Street, and
myg 8. W, cor. SEVENTEENTH >BA OflEßff Bt«,
m CHESTER COUNTY FARMJH|
JBpob SALE—IIS acres on Valley Creek-road,
within fi mUe of Baldwin Station, on the Beading Rail
road, 3L miles from Philadelphia {will he sold low.
B 7, GLBVN,
myg 133 South FOURTH Street.
FSR SALE—A FALLING-TOP BUG
GY WiGO.*. in excellent order. Apply at «»4
Horth. TWELFTH Street. It*
pOTTAGB LOTS FOR SALE—ONE
.cr. each. Darby road, Twenty.fourth ward. Ap
ply to OSOA9B CONNELL,
aye-n* Ko. 80S Sottth FOURTH atreot.
J?OR SALE
beautiful cottage sites,
On the first range of hills welt of the Schuylkill
(Twenty-fourth ward), commanding extensive views
of the city* Delaware river. ' Gloucester, Wotdbury,
flew Jersey, within a few minute’s walk of the
terminus of the West Philadelphia Passenger Railway
at Haddington, and about © mile west of Hestonvllle;
The traot comprises nearly forty-two acres t about elsht
of whioh is woodland. There are three springs of pure,
soft water* and on the rear a Quarry of good building
stone. .
For a country seat end farm, a public isetttutton, or
for sites for cottages, Its nearness to the centre of the
city, and its healthfulness at all seasons of the year,
render it well worthy the attention of Capitalists,
For terms, apply at
myd SL* 1333 MARKET Street.
Cilh LANDS FOR SALE CHEAP.
V/ 2,600 acres, on Fishing Greek, Wetiel ft Marshall!
Co. ’s. W. Va.
3.000 awes, on Fishing Creek, WetzilCo.
7.6C0 acres, on WetyeiCo.
Per further f
108 South FOURTH Street,
myd.jhswSt Boom No. 1, Second Flocrt
r) LET—THE UPPER FLOORS OF
Ho. 29 Strawberry atreot, rnnnlng throni'a to; Se
cond street. Lane, veil lighted, and convenient; with
water closete, Ac. IttHQire of A. HUiOOS, IllilUß.
KET Street. myiifSt*
RALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER-
V MAbTER STOKES. GRAIN, AND GRAIN BACKS.
CaißF Qu AKTBB M AST IE * 9 OFFJOB,
Depot op WAsnufOTiiir.
J>. 0.. May 4,1856
Will he soM at public aaetan, at SIXTH STREET
Wharf, Washimton. D. C.. >on SATURDAY* May 15,
1565, at 10 o’clock A. M-, a lot of Qaartermaeier Stores,
condemned as unfit fo< public serried, vis:
wheelbarrows, Globe Lamerss, Shovels, ‘
Paulina Canvass, Brooms, Baskets,
Bakei.Ghaizs. Files, Lamps:
Horse Brush**. Harness, ft©.
ALSO.
At the same Urn* and place. 70 btlfch&l& of Corn, ?fis
b ueheie about 260,000 Grain backs,
lerme taeb. in Government fttn^da.^
Bill. (7an. and Chief (taartermasur,
mj6-6t Depot of Washington,
QALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER.
O HAttERR BTOBEB, HORSE POWERS, MILLS,
GRAIN CLEAN KBS, &o.
Chief Quawtrrma&j br s ofpicr,
nerox op WAB&IKOTCgr.
Washington, D,C„ May 4. 1865.
W 11) be sold at public auction- under tbo dlrealion of
Captain C. H. Tompkins, A Q..M U 8. A , at the Go
vctnmpnt Warehouse, situated, on the square between
E and F and Twentieth and Twenty first streets, Wash
ington, D C.» on THURSDAY, May 18, 33M. at 10
o’clock A. M., a lot of Quartermaster Stores, condemned
as unfit for publlo use, vfz ? _ , _
Axes, Picks, Augurs, Brushes, Boilers, Bridle©,
Buckets, Blankets, Bite. Eroems, Saddle-Bags, Wagon
Clovers, Curry-combs. Chisels, Forges, Chairs, Forks,
Hammers, Hatchets, Knives. Harness. Lanterns. Plates,
Collar Fads, Rope. Rular*, Saws, Shovels. Saddles,
Saddle-Trees, whin*, a*d a large lot otfWronght Iron.
Scraps, Horse Shoes, wagon Tire, ft©,
ALSO.
13 Horse Powers, ceinstate, 19 Burr-stone Mills, 2 I’a*
valors, with shafting, 2 Grain Gleaner©, and a lot of
Belticg and Jrou Gearing.- ,
Bucceseful bidder a will be required to remove the
stores within five days from date of sale.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
rnrMOt - Bit,. Gen, and Chief Qwtertna^r.
CALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING.
CAMP 48 D GARRISOS EQUIPAGE, VIST CM-
Chief Quartermaster's Cfficb,
• DfIPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WAS3IHQTOH. D. C,, May 4, 2865,
Will berold at pnbUo anitlXnuder tile djrMlon of
CeptaJa D. G. Thomas. M. 8. K. D. 8 A. , «* Gor.rn
mentwatebonte Ho. S; on Boyanteonlh. botwean It and
> I Itraali notlbi Waablngtoa* o o.on MOIftUT. May
2a. 1835. ai 10 ololoob A. M., alAfi»lol W awdemaad
Clatbtnc, Ma.. coishtlttf or-
Sacceisfel bidders must remove the etores within five
(6) days from Oie date of s»]©;
Terma caah.u Gorarnmant fon^* H K p o £*B,
Brie Gan. »nd Ohter Qoariarmartar,
my* 13t B g * Depot of Waahlatton.
"PORTRAITS OF LIFE-LIEE AP
i PEAKAHOS. and freab, watm. and impieialya
™i/»ri»Tcr flea those suixrlor stvles© life stse Photo-
C .SfooU at E F. HEIMtB’S. AEOH Bt H<
A V KEASONABIdi PRIOSS.
AMCSteIHKXTS.
■\rEW OHEBTHUT-STRSBT THBA«
Xl TB*—CHKTIinT BTBBWT. abov» twbums.
'wmmmmgKr-
DIMM Attache! of (ha Theatre!
IHU be cSttU. m THI lv ,((ij,;,
tv* Mtfora«« Will with tM
“•'•"gmKt gnpoKss of i>ABT nuoa,
after lost ui aetlTe. preparation, the. anna I rum
OS*. < -
THB BETOIB OF OiHBTOWHIr.
nrodneed with all the Sew and Hhantteant Beeeerr.
jtnVei and Beautiful Machinery, Oarte.l Appointment!.
blbkY LSBK« and B. B. BLOCUM will appear, by
kJatf ptnuiißion ct Cink'Ofi & DlXfljT, la tkt Oiiniu
Ithfeslair OIIi-BOEBBS. *. ,
perform sow will «*cloda with Sib Ai&faiUr
Drama, ft two ante. -m4 «wjr
IN THB AFKMNOON
Will be pnilAted the
uinetratire’ <rr, Hhtthibw sojiNhs, in '*
with all !t« .tfsnelJ effeole, taamffltt, .and l«w
Admlaitoa to the Matinee, 80 ceietjo all P'rteof the
hcnte. Children’ 2! coots. Dooioegea at 1M 0 Mock,,
Ferfoimanoe to odtomenee at Wd* NO BBdBKVBD, Hv
»M LHT.
w
ALRUT-STRSET TEBATRB.—
THIS (Batartay>'BVßl)r£ira, Hkf *»h, v
.. „ BlXfa APPEABAHOB
Or U-eTontMßi wad talent ad f.rttata,
_ . ~, MISS LUOILUg WEiTEB»t ,
Who Will appear aa HlA’-ni, in tha romahtlf drAiuaf
QBBXir BUSHBS;
08,
pHB BONDRMU IEAKB AOO.
To conclude with the drama of
Tl/TRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW AROH
"A STBEBT THEATRE. • . .
TO BIGHT, 8 ATO3&IY, May «, I 8«,
Last sllht hat three of _ '
TBB SUCCESS SB ISOS.
THB STREETS OrHSW YORK,
WITH ALL ITS GBAUD EFFECTS.
Toieth erwtth Ihe haw pleoat,,
LOED AHD LADY ffgHDEEIKT. . •
MOHPAY, MIBB C, JBFFSkBQ>'B BBMHT.
J7OYER ACADEMY OF MUBIO.
OTTO DRESEL’B PEOONB FUBOYORTH OOHOBBT.
SATURDAY BVBBIMO. May Jth ; , at 8 o'clock.
THIRD 0050BRT,
HOBDAY EVEMIHG, May Slhi at S o'clock.
Ticket 5,........... M
For,ale at L. MEYER’S Mttßla Store, 1333 CHEST*
HUT Street, aod at the dorr myS-lt*
ANI A. ORCH EBTRA, THB
VJ LAST THREE PUBLIC REHEARSALS OF THB
BE ABO H will taka ptaoa May lSth, 20tb, aad
27th. my a. Ist
THE ARTISTS' FUND SOCIETY IN-
A-VITEB the pabllo to Tie}} thar Haoms, 1334
CHIFTMBT street, where a collectteti ef tie wnrfca of
Mr. 0. SCHOBSBBI.B will be exhibited tfittUTHITSS.
DAY, May ll'h, Adrolttaaaa free. myhlt*
OF FINE ARTS,
CHEBISCT BTBF.EY, ABOVE TEN TJX.
’ NOW OPEN,
TBB FOBTY-SECOBD ABBUAL EXHIStTIOM
PAINTING AND SOULPTURE.
Oven from OA. M till 7P. M., and from S till 10 tat
the iTenlnk. ■_ apl7.t)*s
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
CAPE MAY, N. J„
Wilt be opened for the reception of ouestei on
THUBSDAY, Juno It, 18M.
It la the intention of the proprietor that the OOUJIf*
BIA BQtftß phall folly eaetofn the popular repn'attaa
vbiehJtbae already acquired* and he resneetfally »*•
llcHetbo pabllo attention for the eo&Jnr eeas»n Ar>
TOBRexarau are in proume for the oeeuinttodatlra off
an extra number of ipeeie* end we are Menaced thg
Bailroad faeititiee wtUhe excellent for all trhs dMlvi
to Tteit tote f&yorite earnmer retort.
Bfck'i celebrated Philadelphia Band has km
Becaied for the season
For Boob*. *«•. apply to J. H. DBSNISOS, at JtW
chants' Hotel* Philadelphia; or to
GEO* J, BOLTON» Proprietor*
Cl APS ISLAND, a,J.
mil lot*
BOiBBDie.
HOARDING.— WILL BE VACANT,
Way 6, two large rooms.
9«G SPRUCE Street, my 4 8t»
Lora AND FOUND.
CjOfifl BE WAR D.-LOST, ABOUT
w AttJXJ half past 1 o’oloclr. In going from the 711*
HER*’ and MECHAAIOB' BaflK to thi PUBLIC
BOARD OP BROKERS. a POCKET BOOK oontaiatof
One Thousand Bine Hundred Dollars, and several
Cbecks. onetoCbarleß A Day, one to Charles HaUoweUw
and several Receipts. The above Reward vrtU be itm
If returnedto fto; »0 MBRfIBA&TSVBXOtiANOi.
HEKRY W. WIGQiaS.
Philadelphia. May 4,18 M. mifi.ft*
■VTOTIOB IB HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
■A-' application has been made to the Trustees of the
Fire Association of Philadelphia for the renewal
of policy of tolerance No, 25 609 forsfl,QL'o. istQsd Ja]y
7, 1857, In the name of James Dairy, which has kM|
lost or mislaid. Any Information thereof will be n*
calved l.y _ JOHN tfoOOhKSR,
a*2fi tntbalro* TWgyTT FOtrir"H aod PBABL
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL,
WILLIAM YABHALL
Has Beamed from No. io»o to No. laasi ohw-
NUT fetrset, a B. corner of THIRTEENTH Street. „
■Where he invitee the attention of housekeepers, and
those com me using hoaseheeptoc, to hia extensive a#*
■ortment of naefni
HOUBB FURNISHING OOODB, ,
Superior Refrigerators, Table Catlery. Family Hard*
ware. Children's Carriages, &•., &«, apHZm
SPECTACLES.
fipectft«le& in common Uio have a given y<?cro* tss
surface of the flias, where the rays of Hint unite tft
direct vision towards an object,
THE NATURAL EYE
Is differently constructed 1n the functions of vision, for
the optic never receives impressions through the errs
tallne Una, which ls ontinely at variance with the for*
motion of Bueataslee, M heretofore made.
THIS DEFECT IS NOW CORRECTED
*'P AR ABO LA, rt
Which are eo-construeted as to meet and fully answer
every change lathe eye, from either direct or oblique*
In strlot conformity with the true principles of optica.
Hence there la-no strain upon the optic nerve.
SOLD'ONLY BY
E. BOBHEK & SON, Optlolaiif,
go, 40a chestnut street.
rDMWP- MALCOLM MAONEILL’S
BPHOTAOH BTOKI. |Ho. UO Bvtlb
™^“?6!BBSShaBu.
*o- Glaua, raftttadto anit all aya., and all mannarot
rapalrint aarefnlly and promptly attandad to, mbd-ia
A RIVETED RACK LAVTN GR&.SB
iEsGTTHKB. Giaaa Honfca, Walab Baytba Stole*.
Stait Baba, hi all alaeai Graonbon,& and Gardan By
rlagaa. Graaa Border Bbaan, EdnlncKnl'et, With all
otbßr implamant, for *ardenaia, of tba bait maonfac
tare, foraaleby ROBBRT BUIST, Jb *
roi6- Hoa. Oita and 08* MAKgBT it., ab, Ninth.
® FLOWER SEEDS.—NOW IS THE
Benson for sowis K Twenty choice varlstie߻witls
directions, for Qnt Dollar, &t DSEBS'B heel were*
house. No, CHESTNUT feireet. my6-BW»*
® LARGE LIMA AND SNAP-SHORT
*eana> Cbampton of bnxlasd Faaa.. Snnar and
Hynrarcen Oam. o*ra. Cucnmbars, Malon Bquaab,
and other Gftrdan Baida, sow In ««*»;>>> f;ir plantinn, at
DIiBKB’B Seed WamhOßßa. Ho. lit OsISTHOr
Street. mi 8 •«wM-
m TOMATO. EGG PLANT, CAB
ZETsaGE, and Caullflowor Plants, at DBISR'S Seed
Warehouse, No Yl4 QBEBTNUT ftreat. myg-ewit*
JA SORGHUM, OR CHINESE SUGAR
3uGauo 89« d, fresh and genuine, at DBBRR'S Seed
Warohonsc, No. Yl4 CHEa PNPT Street my 6 sw2t*
fIOLLECTIONS IN THE SOUTH-
V.J w*fcT.~The undersigned. Intending to return to
raVAESSBB about the 16th Inst., will take charge or
oUims Id that State. Arkansas. Mia«tx»tpoi and North*,
ern alabama. BfiA. JflbLD, 46V MAfiKßr 8 rent.
myg-2i*
ggamnwm WEST CHESTER
WaßHßrael'Ain) PHILADBLPHIA BAIL
BOAD, VIA MSDIA.
BUMMER ARRAHBRMEHT.
On and after BOfIDAI. April 17.16C5, tba trains will
leave aa foUoira ;
WEST OBBSTER TRIIHB
Leave Philadelphia for West Cheater at 7. SS aad 10 39
A. M., »ed J-16, 4.45, and 6 45 P, M.
Leave 'West Chester for PMlsdelphia at 6.20, 7.46, ani
ID f«A M-. and 1.46 dlld 4*46?. M. ’ ,
Traina leavlna Weil Cheetdr at 7.46 A. H. ana tetrlhC
Philadelphia at 4 45 P. H. will slop only at Media 8.0,
Jnnction, Glen Mille. Ohaoey'e, and street Koad,
B O JONOiWOH TBAIFS '
Beane Philadelphia fir 3, ,0. Junction at 4.16 and
leave B. c. Jnnetlon .for Philadelphia at 8,58 A. fit,
and 7.20 P. IT
Theee tralnaetop at nil Intermediate elation*.
_ OJA KWIIAP.B,
Lt&ve PbliadelphlYEtfiTaO ATMT’and 9, V, H<
2,eave West Chester at, B A< M. and fi P. M. , ,
Tialns leaving Philadelphia at 7.85 A.- M pad 445
P. M., and ieavlna Weal Chester at T. 40 A. M. and 4i5
P. M , connect at B.;C. Junction with trains on P. At
R 0. B. B. for Oxford and Intermediate points. ,
PaearnfSTß are showed to take wearing apparel onlr
asba*rags. and IhajDeaat-any will not In anyeate b»
responsible for an amount exceeding one hand rod dol
lars. nfili •• a epeslal ©ontraot Is made for the seae,'
HBSBY WOOD, Qen iSap.
pHiiiADEtyHfa>4 March 16.18f6, myfl
CAMDEN AND AT
gPIWWiRgaMLLAyrTo BAiLBOAD.-Twia*
leave Ylne*»tm?*2»TOr m follow*:
Freight, with J*aaaanger <3ara.*y»4li*4.—i-t-ul 00 At Jf«
Atlantic Aeismie edition..4.lo F. H.
Junction 80 jr» &
BtfnJ&Nltfa, LBATI ATLABT-i- . _
Atlantic AcposoModatlon*.»♦••«•***..*. 4*m.**46.2QA, J(-
Freight, witfriTusanger Cara attached.*-*.*13,00 P. «□,
Hall Train*.*..-*-*■.—«****•.,*♦«,*,,B 44 P» ».
tMTfVtaji atreot 11.16. i. lf., HUdOtffiilf 130 P. ft,
B. B.‘-lS«tlit mußt,o»4*UTtt}4 »rsoBs)«r’ii ivErt
before gP. S. to ln«nj« It* ioli| dOWliillOMKt d»7>
mM&olf iOHH O. Bi-iBiST. AC«U
EBTBY-8
OOTTAOB OEQANS
ITOt l!s»>rtJ» t &VBBTKBt|«IK
Alio* a cofflaiaH •••Mtftieaiw thl Mwoowfc
toaattntiy an awa. ‘ f6g,n>
jgs&. WRITTEN AND VERBAL MJ
r fifiEIPTJOKS ofCh aracter>Oonctitation, wdT**»
*•*
0,11-tnlU.lTlt B». M^frg/THVt. .ahoraOhilW.'
A- TB OMSOH’a LONDON. KITOH-
Si
Hot, airpS?o B »oS.fe&lafHo o at»n, lotSqwii OreSt
flvnhnirrt storea/ Bath Bollera, BteVfhole (‘lataa, Broil*
e.'.?Cookl»fS‘oVe"«t<!.. at wholwHa aad retail, by
tta manti/aclnr4r« jHAgl| BHABpK *™OMSOB.
.pis- tnth»«m Mo. !>O9 Botth BKOOBP Btraat.
pBXLAXBItiPHIA TE.KH A COTTA
BO. 1010 OHISTBTJ*
Ud HtUTiaa PIPHi
bram, «... to torrwpoad. boa
OBHjfiSgltWL OHIMBE2 TOPS, and H.DB PI PBS,
bloU sv« pou.
Wr Vaisl, _ Handsc Vaaaa,
Tam ViiMi Ac. • ai> • _
Importer of Union's Bneauttc TtU» for Ohnrcfcc**
S, a. HdBBIBOB.
DEPARTMENT ptsstom W0BK»