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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Philadelphia Natatobtom and PHYSI
CAL INSTITUTE,
BBOAD STREET, BELOW WALNUT.
- SWIMMING SCHOOL FOB BOTH SEXES.
ffjje RbOYe Institution is now in full operation*
Ths hoiira for Ladies, on account of the Increased
tjcmbei, have been extended from 9Ja o'clock A* M. to
j}.j o'clock P. M.
The prestnt inducements to subscribers for the season
Will b 8 continued until May 15th.
The temperatnie of the water and of the halls* in cool
well as warm weather* will ulways he ashiih as
-omfoxt-deinands. ~ ,
The institution will he open, and lessons Will he given
Jo gentlemen as sarly as C o’clock A H.
For farther particulars retarding instruction for gen
piemen and boys, see circular. myB-6fc
Pocket Lanterns, -which haye a'place
for matches and an extra supply of tapers, and when
folded op occupy so tmslla space as to he conveniently
carried ia the pocket, are for sale tyTRUMAN St SHAW,
No. 635 (Eight Thirty, flvd) MARKET Street, below
ninth. It
Tinned-wire Flour and Sugar Sieves,
Ash Sieves, and Patent Sifting Mich nes, Strainers*
ssd Drainers, for sale-hy TRUMAN & SHAW. No. 835
(Eight Thirty*five) MARKET Street. below Ninth. It
Katw Dye ! Haib Dye I
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE is the best in the World.
The only true *s< perfect Dye—harmless, Instantan#'
coa* and reliable; produces a splendid Sleek or Nature]
3rown; remedies the ill effeet* of Bad Dye*, and fee*
cuently restores the original color. Sold hy all Drug
lists The genuine is signed W. A. BATCHELOR, tl
BARCLAY Street, New York. Ja2-mwfrly
"Why Injure the Complexion by
POWDERS AND WASHES which choke or dll up the
Bores of the skin, and in a short time leave U harsh and
ary r it 1- in the blood, and if yon want a smooth and
loft skin use HSLMBOLD'B EXTRACT OF SARSA.
PARILLA. it gives a brilliancy to the complexion.
A Clear, Smooth Skin and Beauti
ful COMPLEXION follows the use of HKLMBOLD’B
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT. SARSAPARIL
LA, It removes black spots, pimples and all eruptions
of the skin. _
To Purify, Enbich the Blood, and
BEAUTIFY the complexion, use HJSLSIBOLD’S HIGH
LY CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPA
RILLA. One bottle equals in Btrength one gellonofthe
Syrup or Decoction.
Not a Few of the Wohst Disobdbbs,
that afflict mankind arise from corruptions of the blood.
RSLHBOLD'S EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA is a
remedy of theutmost value. ..
Helmbold’b Cohcbhtbated Extract
BUCHU is the trreat Diuretic. HBLMBOCiD’S CON
CENTRATED EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA faffte Cheat
Stood Purifier. Both are prepared according to rnlei
of Pharmacy and Chemistry, and are the most active
that can he made.
A. Thing of Beauty is a Joy Fob-
EVER*—Those who desire brilliancy of complexion,
must purify and enrich the blood, which HELMBOLD’fi
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA inva
riably does. Recollect it Is no patent medicine. Ask
for Helabold’s. Take no other.. mhl-wfinJm
. Excelsior.—Omt Photographs op
PRESIDENT-LINCOLN, in Crayon, are acknowledged
■he beet Picture to be obtained in tbi6 or any other city.
HEKSZBY& CO.,
Photographers,
813 ARCH. Street.
Cottage, Heady Furnished, to
Let. Cape island. H. J. InauLre 80G 21ARKET Street.
Philadelphia, - jny6-3t*
Jones'.
THE LOWEST
CKLLIira FEIOI
1« marked In Agora
on each article.
urn FEYBB VAKISD.
JONES’
Oresceat One-prlM
clothing hourbj
MARKET STREET,
above Sixth,
Mo. 604.
JWr Fricw reduced to salt the time*
A fiat assortment of READY-MADE OLOTHDTffi,
suitable for *u mwhs. sonstantly oa hand.
Giuton-work made to order at ehorlactite. C»h9 l»
All ovbb the World—people op sense
and judgment hare learned to use
PLANTATION BITTSEB.
Dyspepsia, with, its symptoms. Headache, Heart
burn, Feverish Lips, Bad Breath, Sallow Complexion,
Ac , can he cured by using Plantation Bitters.
This is the most successful 7cnic of the age. Young,
middle-aged, and old are delighted with its effects.
1 he first trial always has a marked good effect.
No change of diet is necessary while using Planta
tion Bitters. Sat all you wish of the best and most
nntritious food.
It is the greatest cure ever known for au overloaded
and distressed, stomach, which it relieves in a few
moments.
It is manufactured from carefully selected roots and
herbs, and preserved in perfectly purs St, Croix Rum.
Try one bottle of PLANTATION Bitter?, ye sufferers,
and onr woid for it you will find yourselves feeling
jnySßfc AS GOOD AS NEW.
Itch, (Whbaton 7 s) Itch,
BALT RHBtTK- (OISTTUBfiT) SALT EHBUH,
Will con the Itch Is 48 hours. AIM cures gait Bhenn
Dlwn. Chilblains, ui all Eruptloai of the Skin.
Pii« 60 cent*. By .ending (0 ceulsto WEIKS it POT
TBB, BOSTON, Mass., wlllb. foiward.a Eras by maiL
Por Ml* by all Drnggi»u. mblB-Sa
gfgsggg Chickbbxng’s Pianos—
n#TT f 89. 000 SOLD.-New Warerooms.{« a if
Entrance in Art Gallery. 914 CHESTSOT Street.
jßj4-26t* WM. H. DUTTON.
fiWJI .am sjjjg * CO.',
AJD
JIABOJr ft HAKLIK’S
CABINET ORGANS.
PIANO Over 600 esch of theta floe CABINET
TOB7SB. Instruments have bean sold by OEGFANS.
PI ABO Hr.e, acdthedemandiieon- CABINET
TOKTBS. stantly increasing. 9?£AsyL
PIANO Tor sale only by CABINET
TORTBS. X B. GOULD, ORGANS.
PIAIIO SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Etl. GABItfKT
JOETK. now U OEGANB.
Clothing bp thb Mile.
The immense itoft of BXiDT’tfiDl CLOTHING
now displayed at
WANAMAKER k BROWN’S
OAK HALL POPULAE CLOTHING HOUSE.
A E. cor. SIXTH and BASKET Sts.,
If placed in one continuous line, would reach a loss
distance toward Bichmond. Thlslong stream of Cloth-
ing Is running off at
MARVELLOUSLY LOW PRICES. apU-tf
•ovt of interments*
Health Office, Hay 6,1885.
8 in the City of Philadelphia ,
vril to the ttk of May, 1865.
Weekly
Death* and InUrme
from the 28th of
OAUBBS OF DEATH.
CAUBSS 07 BEATS.
Fever, Scarlet
“ Typhus
** Typhoid.-*-*
Frostbite
Gangrene...».
Hemorrhage .»*
Abeees.
Albuminuria.,,. **«*
Apoplexy** •
Cancer, Liver.......
Caeoaltiea.
Croup...-. < ..........
Congeetion» Brain---
* ? Rowels,
f* ** Longs..
Cholera Infantum...
Cerebrospinal Me
ningitis...
Chore*
Consumption, Longs
Convulsions,.
** Puerperal.,,.
Cyanosis
Biptheria.
Di&rrhcga
Dropsy.,..
•* Brain**.
“ Stomach.
Hooping Cough.....
Inflammation, Brain
“ Broach!.**-**
** Bladder.—..
" Heart-.-
** Lungs.——
“ Peritoneum.
“ Pharynx....
** S. & Bowels,
Inflammat’nUterua.
“ 'P. Gland.
Inanition
ttania-a-Potu.
Marasmus
Old Age
Palsy
Poisoning «—♦*-.....
Pyemia..—..........
" Be*rt> .«.»•
Disease of Brain •*. .
44 Heart .......
41 Stoifcach ***.
_ “ Kidneys
Irowaed.
H) i entery-^.........
Debility «•*
Effusion on Brain...
“ Chest...
BpUepty.«.~.
Fever*
Puaiperal..-
" Spotted
OF TEE
Under 1 year
from lto 2.,.. .....
;; atoNs....
Scrofula* ••*»*
Small-Pox*.. .
Gtill-b0m.....
Olceratlon, Bowels.
*• Kectum-
Unkn0wn...........
Uraemia. • —....
Wounds—Gunshot..
T0ta1.....
ITB THERE WE88..44
..44 From4oto fit. ******
..22 *' fiOto C 0.......
..38 ** COtO 70
..16 «' 70 to 80
..8 " 80to 90...
5 to 10
" IQ to 16
*• 16 to 2D.
17 " 90t010(J..™.
.80
" 20 to SO
«• 80 to 40
I WARDS. | WARDS.
Tsoth-* 6|Nsneteent,h..
| Eleventh 9;Twentieth.
Twelfth 4 Twenty-fiit
Thirteenth..... 7 Twenty-sec
Fomteeath* ....12 Twenty-thi
Fifteenth .......11 Twenty-fot
Sixteenth 8 Twenty-flft
Seventeenth....l6 Twenty sh
[Eighteenth ..... 8 unknown*
WAJU>S.
First 10
Second
Third ....14
Fourth ♦••■ U
Fifth 12
Sixth 7
Seventh. 16
Eighth. IS
fcinth...... «... 6
Total
Deduct deaths from the country.
Met deaths in the city...** .•••»»» ..*....►♦.,..263
H ativitt, —United States. 2C4; Foreign, 63: Unknown,
Ms Almshouse. 16 ; PsoplQ of Color, Hi from the conn
try, J&.
The number of deaths, compared With the corres
ponding week of 1564, and of last week, was aa fol
lows:
Week ending Way 7.1864, was 330.
Week ending April 29, 1860, was 321..
Males. 369: females. 113; hoys.B2; girls, 68,
Deaths and Interments of soldiers, 21.
Dy order of the Board of Health. _ , ,
GEOROE B. CHAMBERS. Registrar.
A£^Etf%rßX>-
„ HAGY—SEVERING.—On the morning of May
H by Rev. Reuben Jeffrey, Wiliam Augustus
Bagy, of Philadelphia, to Sallie S, daughter of
Joseph Levering, of Lower Merrlon. ♦
HGNNEWELL-PASSITr.—M*y 6th, at St.
Peter’a Church, by the Right Reverend William
“• CdenheimeTf Mr. Frusta Welles Honnewell* of
Boston, to Miss Margaret, daughter of- Alfred
F*B6ltt, of this city. *
„ JDIJEJXX
*,9SP?. E, "7 On Saturday morning, 6th Inst., How*
»ra M. Goode, aged 28 years.
fr * ends the family are re
_ invited to attend the funeral, from his
parents’ residence, sis Buttonwood stroot on tum.
day afternoon at l|o>ctoek. * 0n . “
FOWBER.—On tie sth tnatant, Mrs. Rebecca
fowler, In the 59th year of her age.
53 The relatives and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral, on TneEday, the 9th Instant, at lo o'clock
A. M , from the residence of her eon, John A. Fow
ler, No. «2 Jefferson street. To proceed to Wood
lands Cemetery. , *
ifPEKCFR—on Sunday morning, May 7th,
.traiDeth. wife of Joseph Spencer, in the 68th year
of her age. *
Her relatives end friends are Invited to attend her
•nneral from the residence of her son, J. A. Spencer,
no. 662 N. Twelfth street, on Wednesday morning,
® b Josh, at lo o’slodc. ...
-EK.OWN.-On Saturday 6th Inst., Frederick E.,
Thomas Brown, In the 31th year of his age.
his friends and those of the family are Invited to
attend his funeral, bom his rather'a rssldsnoe, No.
TOB Sooth Tenth street, on Tuesday afternoon next,
at 4 o’clock. Members of Eastern Star. Lodge, No.
186, A. T. M., and his Masonic brethren are parties
lariy invited. , *»
Hoi FDiAN.—on Thursday morning, May «u,
Samuel W. Hoffman, aged 46 years, 10 months, and
24 days. ...
The relatives of the family and his friends are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late
residence, No. 005 North Twelfth street, thfs (Mon
day) afternoon, at 2 o’clook, withoutfnrther notlee. •
SOHEMP.—On the 4th tnst, at Hampton Has.
pltal, Fortress Monroe, v»., Corporal John M.
Sohemp, Company A, 169th Eeglment P. Y., In the
26th year of his ago. He received his fatal wounds
fu storming Fort Gregg, in front of Petersburg,
Ya., on the 2d of April, 1865.-
Ha’agone. he’agone. his gW immortsl spirit’s fled.
Ai d my loved husband now slumbers with the dead.
S’}®.?#!?® wUI *>® given of the funeral. *
RAMBO.—On the evening or the 6th Inst., at the
residence of yr. b. Minster, 3718 Baring street,
Cecelia May, daughter Of the late Oapt. E. y. and
Mary E. Eambo, In the 3d year of her ago.
Funeral from the residence of her grandfather,
Wm. "Wilson, Coatesville, Pa., Tuesday, 6th lust.,
at l o’clock, P. M. , ~ **
CEAIGE—On the 6th inst., ThoS. H. Oralje,
Efq., in the 69th year of Ms age. .....
Too family and male friends are respectfully In
vited to attend his funeral, from his late residence,
No. 1210 North Seventh street, on Tuesday latter
noon, at 2 o’clock. ***
JONES.— Suddenly, on the 3d Instant, Mary E,,
daughter of Dr. Z. King and Almirla Jones, in the
6th yoar of her ago.
The relatives and Wends of the family are Invited
to attend her funeral, from her parents’ residence,
No. 927 Vine street, this (Monday) morning, at lo
o’clock, without further notice. **
HDBBF.KT.—On the evening of the 4th Inst.,
Mary, wire or Benjamin Hubbert, in the 69th year
or her age.
The relatives and ftlends of theJomlly are re
spectfully Invited to attend her funeral, from her
husband’s residence, No. 170 Laurel street, on Tubs
day morning, 9th met.,at ll o’clock, without further
notice. To proooed to Odd Follows’ Cemetery. **
DAVID.-On the 4th olMay, Mrs. Louisa PowoU
David, aged 85 years.
Tho relatives and friends or the family are re
speotfnHy Invited to attend her funeral, from 605
Marshall street, on Monday, May Bth, at 2 o’clock
CHESTER.—On the 4th Inst., Frances Mary,
wlfeof the Key. 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
Bthlnst, atlO o’clock A. M. **
PLAIN BLACK CHINTZES.—ENG-
A- LISH usd American Plain Black Ghta'se*. for sale
byBESfeON & SON, Mourning Store, 918 CHESTNUT
Street. myfi tf
RLACK BAREGE HERNANI.—LTJ
” FIB’S Black Barege Hensani, 3*4 and B*4 wide.
BESSON & SOD, 918 CHESTNUT Street. myOtf
PYRE & LANDELLv
Aj . ESTABLISHED imiB4o.
We always adhere to food. Goode, and depend on fair
dealing for patronaa*.
GOOD STOCK OP BILK GOODS.
GOOD STOCK OP DRESS GOODS.
ap2o SHAWLS AND STAPLE GOODS
ggjf” ABRAHAK LINCOLN
SUGGESTIVE TOPICS OP THE DAY.
GREAT LECTURE
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
IB1D&Y ZTESraQ, MAY 12tb, 1863.
Proceeds for the Benefit of the UNION TEMPORARY
HOME FOB CHILDREN.
Tickets to be had at Mr, Charles W. A. Trumpler’s
Jfuiic Store, SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Streets. Or
ders from the country, enclosing the amount for the
number of sealsldesired, will be promptly attended to.
8156 6trp
KIP IHE
ANNUAL MAY FESTIVAL,
FOB THE BENEFIT OF
THE ORPHANS IT ST. .TOM’S ASYLUM,
We,t Philadelphia, will be held on the GKOUHDS OF
THE lEBTITDTIOI7,
On THURSDAY, May 25th.
Tickets, 25 cents. Children 10 cents; can be obtained
at the Cemetery Office, SUMMER St., below Eighteenth.
mjg-2t*
I®* THE AMERICAN SUNDAY
SCHOOL UNION-—The annual meeting of the
American Sunday School Union will bu held at the
Sooieiy’s Building, No. 1123 CHESTNUT Street, on
TUESDAY, Nay Bth, 1555, at4F. M. myB»2t
CONTRIBUTIONS BBCeiVED
9W FOB THE BENEFIT Of THE UEION VO
LBNTBBR RFERESHMBNT SALOON;
Alexander Young- coffee, s2B'} 00; William R. Robin
son, New York, 2? volumes books; Frederick Frailer,
$5; contribution? through Bev Thomas Bratuard, $23;
loyal women of Germantown, $l3; Samnel Powel. $10;
donaUou-box Independence Hail. $25,70; John 8. Be
vane, $7; 13th ward Bounty FamUComraittee, $10; con
tributions through. Mrs Femmlngton & Lee, for jeturli
ed prUoners at Annapolis, $80; »Dd many contributions
in kind; William D. Junes, $10; William J. Morris, $5;
John Fry, $5. • Is
ra* EASTERN STAR LODGE,No. 186.-
HCSS* The officers and members of EaeternStarLodge,
No. 166, A. Y. M , and the members of the Order sene
rally, are fraternally' reanesved to mee; at their Hall,
CHESTNUT Sfceet. on TUESDAY, Pth Inst., at 4
o’clock p. M,. to attend tbe funeral of their deceased
Brother, FREDERICK S. BROWN.
By order o/.the W. M.
m>B.2t* OEOBGR P. LITTLE, Secretary.
TH EISACGUKATION OJP THB U.
■SK?, 6 PtasSYLVARIA HOMB POfi OUE INVA
LID SOLDIERS AND&AILOES and the children of de
pendent Soldlersand Sailors, will take place on TOS4-
DAT EVBRItfG, 16th of this month, in tbe ACADEMY
OF MUSIC, at 8 o’clock. The folk wing-namei centle
men aie expected, to take partin the exercises: -
Eer. Pm NKWTOJT & BEAIffARD,
DASfIBD DOUGfIBETi, Bad-,
A. O. OATPBLL. Esq,
Bev. J. WHBATOB SMITH,
B&v, aLES. EEED and others.
An original Poem, entitled ** A Home for oar Sol
dier*,” wttlbexead by A B. VASHOBCF, Sea
Vocal are Instrumental Music hy a flrst-da»s Amateur
Society, under the direction of Prof/ BISSEJ3.
Tickets, free of ebarje, mav b* bad at J. 8. GlaxtOU a
(Iste filartieii’s), 006 CSESTfIUTSI., and Ashmead St
Evans, OaSSTMUr Street. _ „, , „ •
JAMES POLLOCK,
President.
J. Fbaxcis BouAJS, M- D.»
THE FAltt OF THE lADIEV
UNION ABEOCrATIOH, whiehVaa with gteat
lo* s postponed on account of the murder of our late P.e •
ftidenr. will be opened at CONCERT HALL, on MON
BAT, Hay 10th, and continue two weeks. Thought he
end of the war Is so near there are hundreds Ofbrave
wounded soldiers who will need all wo can do for them.
It !b honed that in view of this and our. great expense,
the pullic will sirens a liberal support. ...
Season tickets twenty* five cents; single admission
ten «entB.
A handsome dressing case will he voted to Fred. Boa*
glass or Bohert Small. myB 6t*
THE TWFJPTH ANJJITERBABT
W 3& OF THE NORTHERN BOMB FOB FRIEND
LESS CHILDREN wiU he held at the Union Church,
FOURTH Street, btlow Arch, on TUESDAY, May 9. at
at a Quarter to 8 O’clock p. M. The annual report will
be read, and addresses maybe expected by the Bar,
Bhillips Brooks, Rev. Irvin H. Torrance, Major L C
Hatl&ck. James Neall. Esq. , and MacGregor J. Mitche
son, Erg. A number of the Home children will also be
present and take part in the exercises. The public are
cordially invited, myB-8t
|3S» ESI FUSE COPPER COMPANY OF
•w MICHIGAN.
Notice is hereby given that an instalment of one dol
lar per share on each and every share of the capital
stock of the BMPIBB COPPER COMPANY OF MICK
GANhaB this day been called by the Board of Directors
of said Company, due, and payable at the Office of the
Company, 80. 423 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia, on
or before the 20th day of May, 1805. Interest will be
charged on all instalments after the same shall have be*
come due.
By order of the Board of Directors.
J. 8. MoMULLIN, Secretary.
Philadelphia, April 28,18C5. myl-mwf tmySO
OFFICE OF THE CITY BOUNTY
l» FUND COMMISSION, COMMONWEALTH
BUILDING, 613 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
pHir.ADELpsiA, April 27, 1805.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that this Commission
has removed its office from the Commonwealth Build
ing. No. CIS Chestnut street, to the GIEABO ESTATE
BUILDINGS, No. 19 South FIFTH Street, and that on
and alter the Ht of May next its meetings will be held
on MONDAYS and THURSDAY?, at 10 A. M.
By order of Commission. _
my 1-mwffit RICHARD C. WINSHIP, Secretary. *
Ira* COMMEBCUL (NATIONAL) BANK
W OF PENNSYLVANIA. M
Philadelphia. May 3, 1866,
A careful examination of the Assets of the Bank shows
that tie defalcation of the late Teller cannot in any
wiie impair the solvency of the Institution, or check
the regular course of its business, and as the Directors
have obtained possession of securities 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,
my 6 St 8. O. PALMER, Cashier.
KS* ANNUAL MEETING OF HOME
TOR DESTITUTE COLORED CHILDREN will
be heM on SECOND-DAY EVENING. 6-h month, Bth
inut.. st 8 o'clock, at Office 8. W. corner SEVENTH and
ARCH Streets. Election for Trutteee and Managers and
Other buttress. ISRAEL H. JOHNSON,
*my6-y Secretary of Trustees.
AW EXAMINATION OF OANDI-
B-3B* DATES for certlflcatei of Qualifications for Male
and Female Principals of Grammar and Unclassified
Schools, and Asakwnt Teachers of Grammar, Second
ary, and Primary Schools of »he Public schools of Phi
ladelphia. wiU be held on THURSDAY, May lith,
commencing at 2 o'clock P. M., at the ZANE Street
School House, ZaNB Street, above Seventh.
Applicants under 17 years of age Will not be exa
mined.
By order of the Committee on Qualification of Teach
ers. BERRY W. HALLIWBLL,
jD36>imw3t Secretary.
ra* OFFICE' OF THE KB SOLUTE
MINING COMPANY, No 32* WALNUT St.
Philadelphia, April 11, 1865.
NOTICE is hereby jriven that all Stock of the RESO
LUTE MIRING COMPANY on which Instalments are
due and unpaid is hereby declared forfeited, and will
bo sold at public auction on SATURDAY, the 13th day
of Kay. 1865. at 12 o’clock, noon, at the office of the
Secretary ©f the Corporation, according to the Charter
and By- Laws, unless redeemedvn or before that day.
By order of the Directors. B. A. HOOPBS,
• apl2 tmyis Secretary and Treasurer.
rat.
icont
lird
>urtl
ftb.
xth
AT THK ANNUAL MEETING OF
fbe Btoefchcld«r* of the ‘LEHIGH ZINC COM*
PAHY, held Wednesday, May 3d, 1805, at 12 o’clock
fu * *£? uentiemsn were elected to serve as
Directors lor the enduing year*
BENJAMIN G. WEBSTER,
JOSEPH A. DEAN 1
GEORGK k. zisgLbr.
CHARLES W. TROTTER
GOfeDON MONGEB,
ADOLPH B. BORIS.
CHARLES L. BO SIR.
Ard at a meetic* of the Directora, held aubaeqaenily,
th 6 BSK°jijflN 6 C e 'wlM. 0
OOEDOS-MOBOBS. Secretary and Treaearer.
By order of the Board.
fflyS'3t GOBDOH MONGKS, Secretary.
OFFICE LEHIGH COAL AND
NJ35* NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Philadelphia. May 4, 1865.
At an election held May 2d, U 65, the following named
persona were chosen officers of the Lehigh Coal ana
Navigation Company for the ensuing year;
JAMJSS 8. OCX.
x MASAOBBa: _
1 Fr&acls B. Cope,
Frederic* Graff,
Fisher Hei*rA«.
Charles L- Bone,
Charles Wheeler.
John Famum.
Richard Richardson,
Andrew Bandeisoa,
Jacob P. Jones,
Frauds C. Yaruall,
Samuel S. Stokes,
royS-St
rrg. XHK ANTOAI MEBXISG OF IM
#3B? STOCKHOLDERS OF THK BBiGOH OIL
(10MPABT will be held on TUESDAY, May 9th, at
3K o’clock P. iL, ia leeond-atory GIRARD BARK
BUILDISG. S. P. HaSCOOK,
,p2S 10i* Secretary.
a-rspo OFFICE OF THE MIAERAI OIL
*=» 00MPABI,-5a4: WALBUT Street. April 2S.
IKS-The Anneal «cellsr of tbe Stockholder, of the
MIHBB4T, OIL COMPAhY will be held at their Offlce,
on F83D47, May 121 b, at 1, o clock M . for toe par
po«e of electing a Board of Directors to carve for (he
Winning? ear. THOS. R-SBARLE,
apSLLxmyJC ' Secretory.
•SB* OFFICE WASHINGTON OIL CO,*
vxf 10 MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, „ ■ *
M Philadelphia. April 28th, 18S5.
The Annuel Meeting of Stockholder* will be held at
12, M. on SATURDAY, May 13th. ■ „
ep29 tml3 WM C. STILES, Jb„ Secretary.
AHDTHB
Secretary.
A* Mabtix, Superintendent.
PRESIDENT:
MITCHELL, Secretary.
IJSITKI» STATES CHBIBIIM
I® OOMMISBIOH.—How. Gash »«kaowlo4r
“ B ABFOLLOWS
Ladies’ Christian Commission of, the M. B.
Churches of Philadelphia, as follows:
sB 09
Thirty-eighth Btieet GhWCh***, ,**«*♦ poq
Trinity 18DO
8, Paul's Church******-**—.**—...-... 18 00
Bbonezer Church*, t...******.*.-*.,,#,, 19 00
Twelfth Street Church. H.MH4.4H.MI 10 25
Grisen Street Church.» *,**.**♦**. 17519
Nazareth Church***. ***,♦***......*♦*. 16*00
Wharton Street Church.....**. ***.**** SI 00
si. John’* Church.-**.-**** $9lB
Part proceeds of Fair held at No*
12183. Fourth street, hy H. 8.,
M. H.. and A. 30 00- 36*18
Salem Church*.-..-.............. $lO2 28
a Lady.**..*****.**...*..*..**..* I*oo-103*28
Mount Zton Church, Manaynnk.***-- 12 00
Bestonville Church. •» ..**«. 60 00— $5OO 00
Collection in First Presbyterian Church, per J%-
Vo. c. Croueii....*** * vs: 858-37
Cadies Chriitlan Commission of the Church or
the Atonement, Philadelphia, pet Mrs. J. „
Warner Erwin—•-—*-*"—.•*••••'•«••*♦♦■•* 260 50
Mrs. M, s*oj
ladies* Aid Society of St. Paul’s Church, per
‘ Mis* Longhry, Treasurer*—Bl 09
A Little Boy.. ..♦*-»•**.»**-•■• **<•■*»♦•«*♦•♦«***►* 60
Clarke Salmon—2 00
T. A 0 00
Proceeds of a Fair held by Miss Katie G, Bow
ley, Mies Minnie C Shull, Master Edwin M _
Shull, and Matter Warden Bioh&rdson.—* 61 v 0
A.S. West, Philadelphia.*..*. 200
Fair held by Little Girls of St. MiohMl'S
Church, Germantown—Annie M. Ideii.Oar
rle Fnlllager, Ellen M. Gould, and Ellen „..
Banr.~— .
cirt...:::::..::;::::::::*...- » «
Pale of Iron, perßev. I. C. Thomas.wm
John 8. Gerhard.*—.***..*~*. 26 00
Ladles’ Chris.ian Commission, First New Ja- ■
ruialem Society, Philadelphia.... 85
Ladies’ cbriAtian Commission* First Baptist
Church. Fhii»dßlpliia« I« «
Total amount of Philadelphia contribution?. $1,G04 03
OTHBB CONTKIBUTIOWH.
Christian Coromißsion, Hew Tori, per Dr.
Haitian Bishop, Chairman. -•••«• 12.021,0 s
Ladlss’ Christian Commission, Provldenrj. -
Mode Island ... BO "
Ladle.’ Christian Commission, West
trly.e.-.*M.....*Hw«.‘.*"’*.. < «‘v 397 w
Sundry Individuals, etc., per W. J.
£lll7, Chairman***..._£®)W 5653 17
ChrUtian Commission, Oregon, per W. S.
Ladd. Treasurer, Portland, Oregon.-**.*.-... 1919 CO
Chmtl :n Commission, Albany, New York, •
per William Mcßlroy, Treasurer.l9oo'oo
Amount from other parts of country, aeknowl- „ „„„„ „
edied in reJJgious newspapers...... —** •*** $3OOO 09
$26 683,24
Amount previously acknowledged *♦*♦»»♦—*1,369»713.46
Total receipts-****** $1,896,245 70
JOSEPH PATTERSON,
Treasurer Christian Commission.
, Western Bank, Philadelphia.
STORES
Total number of packages of stores recUved by the
Butted Stales Christian Commission at Central Office.
Philadelphia, for wee* ending May 3,1866—206, of Which
were from
PHILADELPHIA.
36 pads, lbox, Mrs. Stoddart; 1 package, Mies Eliza
BrfdeebUTg and Whitehall—l barrel, Soldiers’Belief
Association, per B. T. Somerndfke,
208 other packages from other parts of the country ao
k ncwledgtd at length t» religious papers,
my 8-lt GEORGE H. Chairman.
WG3&*> STATEMENT OF THE JOHN
IBG HANCOCK MUTUAL LT?B INSURANCE 00.
Boston, Feb. 28, 1865.
Net assets Not. 1.1864 .......**.-..*.**.5193,673 08
Receipts from Wot. »IsB4. to Feb. 28. 3855:
For pTomiums. *********•**..*.»**.*»s43,OCO 02
Formterest.******....******-—**...** 6,029 00
—'— 48.029 08
$341,702 16
Disbursements from Nov. 1, 1664, to
Feb 28.1806; % - '
For CPXDinttßions ana medical 6X*
$4,045 87
For tflgflH. .***.«.*.**.».<».»♦<>,<***. 982 20
For surrendered policies 1,258 58
For expenses, viz: Printing, sta
• llonery, advertising, eaiaries,
rent, etsmps, A 0.... 8,444 20
For annuities...... 6.4)00
For dividend paid on guarantee • _
6,112 08
——- 16,422 93
w sms79li
ASSETS.
United States securities. .....$73,600 00
Malxcftpercent bonds.,..*....**** 3,000 00
&W Hampshire d0*.........*»***. 5,009 (0
Vermont d0.»*•♦.,••**....» 6,000 09
Bhodelelaud d0.*****.......... 10,000 GO
Coznectlcut do******—•**•«* 6,000 00
Portland City do-*** I,COO 00
Baik stocks in Boston-*.—..—.— 24.0(0 09
Loans secured by mortgages**-.—* 32,600 00
Bo* do, U. 8. bonds....** 2,800 00
Cash in bank*—•—«— —*** 6,330 77
Frtminm notes secured by collateral
on policies, including $55,6b9 06
on acsount of one-payment pro
miumfi— —.♦ *..-..—*-**...... 75,094 28
Due from agent* and in transit— s 054 is .
r ~ $325,278 23
Accrued Internet on investments 2,98* 37
Advance in value of stocksabove eoit 6,626 10
$233,788 70
(Signed) GBO. P. SINGER, President.
Geo. B. Aoer, Secretary.
The Company, have eiiablUhed a Branch Office in
Philadelphia, end are prepared to issue any description
of policies common to other Life Companies.
Special attention is invited to their plan for son-
FOEPairUBB or policies.
BBNRT E. LINCOLN. Agent,
. m? S mwfCt 438 WALNUT street.
COAX. AT COJBTX
HOUSEKEEPERS’ COAX COMPANY,
OFFICE, 105 SOUTH FIFTH STREET, BELOW
CHESTNUT.
A Company has been formed under the Mining Law*
Of Pennsylvania, of the above same, for the pur
pose of supplying Coal to its members at prime cost,
and you are hereby solicited to become a participant In
R« benefits.
The stock Of the Company has been divided into 25,«
000 shares, at $lO per share, making a capital of $250,-
000, ol which $60,000 Is set apart for working capital.
It is the Intention of this Company to furnish each of
its stockholders with one gross ton (2,240 pounds) of coal
annually, lor each share of stock held by them during
the existence of this Company (which has been char
tered for sixteen years) at cost, if the stockholder de*
sires to receive It. , • , „„„„ _ , ,
Last winter a ton of coal of only 2009 pounds cost at
your door $l2-60, while the mining and transporting of
a ton of 2 240 pounds, cost only $7.60: thus making the
enormous profit of fire dollars on a single ton of coal,
besides the difference in weight. Why pay the differ
ence, when by becoming a member of the Housekeep
ers’ Coal Company you will become directly connected
With the mining and delivery of your own Goal t there
by securing it good , clean* cheap , and of full weight ?
All these benefits are secured to you at once if you
join this Company. The cbarac-er of the gentlemen
having tbisenterprieo in charge is sufficient guarantee
that the etgeets of the Association Will be fully verified.
*?he Company have prooured the lease of the well
known colliery of “Brauchdale,* 1 situated about seven
miles from Potisville, on a branch of the Miuehill and
Schuylkill Haven Railroad. The coal Is of the beet
Quality of the region, it being tbe celebrated Spohnvein.
The mine will now yield 40,000 ions of cou per year,
and can readily he made to double its present produc
ts an at a very small cost; The supply may be said to be
inexhaustible, for, so far as the existence of this Com
psny is soncetued, it certainly Is so. - ~,
The mine is in complete working order, with all the
machinery andpenosal property necessary and usual to
woik a first-class colliery. .
The stock of this Company is not an Inflated one, it
be in* based upon a Mr eQuivalent in property.
The investment will be a good one, as the Company
expect 10 realize Eufficienfcpioflt from the sale of the sur
plus of all coal mined over 25,000 tons, to* pay a good
semi-annual dividend* _
Information concerning the affairs of the Company
caa be obtained at the office.
PRESIDENT, „ , , ,
E. F. LEAKE. M. D., Franiford.
SECRET AEr.
JOHN BACON, Office of the Company.
TBEASUBER,
Cor. Fifti and Oboitnat its.
THOS. WBIGQINS. 8. E.
GENEBAL AGENT,
ROBT. K. CORSON.
DIRECTORS. _
R F. LEAKE, \ LEWIS THOMPSON,
B. H. JSBKsI I THOMAS WBKHHNS
JACOB W. BOOKIUS. ap!7 mwf24t
DIVIDENDS.
§SH» PENSBTIVAKIA BAILBOILD
la& COMPANY—TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT.
Philadelphia, May 3,1885.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS rhe Board of Di
rectors have thiß day declared a eemi-anntl&l dividend
of FIVE PER CENT, on the Capital ©tosk of the Com
pany. clear of National and State taxes, payable on and
after May SO, 1865.
Blank powers of attorney for collecting dividends
can he had at the Office of the Company, No. 938 South
THIRD Street. THOMAS T. FIRTH.
my4-23t Treasurer.
fSS- EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
f£& OF PITTSBURG. „ „ . , Mr
P;ttsburg, Pa.. May 2, 1865
The Directors of this Bank have declared a dividend
of FOUR PER CENT-, vayableto Philadelphia Stock-,
holders on or after the 9th instant, at the Western Na
tions! Bank.
The United States tax; will be paid by the Bank.
my4-6t . H. M. MURRAY, Cashier.
PENN NATIONAL BANS,
aC9S? . Philadelphia, May 2, 1865.
The Directors have this dar declared a dividend of
SIX PBRCBNT., for the last six _montbs. Payable on
demand. clear ox taxes, JAMES BUSSELL,
Bmy3«iawf3t Cashier
ra» COMMONWEALTH NATIONAL
VSE? BANK, Philadelphia, May 2, 1835.
The Directors have THIS DAT declared a dividend
of SIX PER CENT, for the last six months clear of
taxes, payable on demand, H. 0. YOUNG,
myS-wfnifit Cashier.
|KS*» THE CONSOLIDATION NATION*
AL BANK. Philadelphia May 8 1865.
The Director* have this day declared a Dividend of
FIVE PER CENT,» dear OI taxes, payable on demand,
my4-fit JOS. N, PAIRSOL, Oathler.
EsB* KENSINGTON NATIONAL BANK.
JOS' Philadelphia. May 2, 1855.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a
Dividend of TEN PER CENT., payable on demand,
clear of tax.
my4-6fc TV. McCONNELL, Cashier.
ygy» MECHANICS’ NATIONAL BANK)
§3*p Philadelphia. Mays. 1865; •
The Directors of this Bunk have declared a dividend
of SIX PER CENT., free of U. S. taxes. payable on de
mand. J. WTEIOa.Ni>, Ja.,
my3«6t . Cashier,
SECOBB NATIONAL BANK OF
W&& PHILADELPHIA,
- Fbankfobd. May 2.1866.
Th« Directors have declared a dividend of SIX PER
CENT , clear of tax, payable on deyaaad.
W. H. SHAWN, Cashier.
frtS* THE WESTEBBf NATIONAL
I® BANK OF PHILADELPHIA.
Mat 2. 1865.
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
TEN PER CENT., payable on demand, clear of taxes.
myg 6t C. N. WKIQQAND, Cashier.
(KSf® CORN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
BANK,
Philadelphia. May 2, 1865.
The Beard of Direct ort-b ave thiß day declared a Divi
dend or SEVEN FEB CENT., payable on demand, dear
of United States dividend tax.
Stockholders will please present their certificates or
stook and receive instead new certificates.
my3-6t J. W, TORKST, Cashier,
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF
«SP- PHILADELPHIA, No Street (desig
nated Depository of the United Slates), Philadelphia.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a Divl*
d«d of BIGHT PER CENT, oat of the profits for the
lest elx months, pai able on demand, clear of all Taxes.
my3-lot SAMUEL J MaC MULLAN, Cashier
KS** FABMKKS’ AMD MECHANICS’
NATIONAL BANK,
Phil idelphia, Hay 2,1665.
The Board of Bisectors of this Bank have this day
declared a Dividend of FIVE PER CENT., payable on
demand. Also, an e-xtra Dividend In Stock of this
Bank, in the proportion Of one share to every t©n
staret— bothfjeeol taxes. Stockholders to whom will
be due of the stock dt ridesd lees than one-half a share
will be paid in c»sh Sicckhoidera ate requested to ex
chanye their old for newjUertittcstes.
■ my 3 6t W. BUSBTuN, Jn , Cashier
CITY NATIONAL BANK,
§237 Philadelphia, May 2, 1865.
The Boars of Directors have-thi* day declared a diet*
dead of 81X PER CENT., payable on demand, clear
of taxes. G. ALBERT LEWIS,
mj3 ft _ Cashier.
|5»~ THE PHILADELPHIA NATION
AL BaNK, Philadelphia, May Ist, 1865.
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
BIX PER CENT, for the past six months, payable on
**£?•?« B B. CQHKGYS, Castor,
METAI.LINE lAMB COSPAST
1®» OF LAKE SUPERIOR —At a meeting of the
Tmstees of the METALLINE LAND COMPANY OF
LAKE SUPERIOR, held THIS DAY, a dividend of*
FIFTY CENTS PER SHARE, was declared, payable at
the Office of the Compasy, No. 394 WALED f Street,
,on and after the Ist of May, proximo, to the Stock*
holders of record at the close of THIS DAI, or their
legal representatives.
A. H. DENCKLA, Treater.
Philadelphia, May 1, 1885. myl-lOt -
OFFICE OF THE HAPIE SHADE
fcX? OIL COMPANY, No*. 594 WALNUT Street.
Philadelphia, April 26, 1855.
The Annual Meeting of tile Stockholders of the Maple
Bb»de Oil Company will be held at the<r office on
THURSDAY, May 18 3665, at 12 o’clock H., for the par
pose of electing a Board of Directors to serve f>r the
ensuing year. THOJIaS R, sEarLE. - <
anZ7 ttoylS Secretary.
WANAMALEJB fc BEOWN,
THE PRESS—PHILADELPHIA, MQNDAY, MAY 8, 1866.
AHEBIOiN HAU
in
RAIL MACHINE MARPFACTUBING
- COMPANY
or
PENNSYLVANIA AND MARYLAND.
CAPITAL ©300,000.
6*ooo SHARES—PAR TALUIt $5O.
PRSBIDSOT,
HENRY THOMAS.
TSBAfiV&Sft.
JOBE W. HALT,.
DUBOTOM.
HENBY THOMAS* Harrisburg.
JOHN W. Hall. Harrisburg.
B. a. EIBMAN, Baltimore
HENBY GILBERT. Harrisburg.
BANKERS,
ADAMS & LEVIS, Phlladelph!*.
The Subscription Book for the Capital Stoek of tMs
Company it now open at the Banking House of ADAMS
A LEVIS,-No. 3050HBST1UT Street* Philadelphia.
Persons wishing to make a profitable investment are
respectfully invited to call on Messrs. ADAMS A LEVIS,
who will give them further information* and will show
them tbe Machines, now running and making nails.
The advantages we elalu for our Haehines over any
othersin use* are:
That they prodnoe a more perfect nail, With a better
heed, and fewer imperfect &aUs. ...
That they effect a saying of not Ims than fifty ptf
cent. In the expense of grinding knives and dies.
And the Machines being self-feeding* they effect A
saving of from fifty to seventy-five per cent, in the
labor of cutting nails.
Parties feeling an interest, and desiring to subscribe,
will please call and examine for themselves. aplo lm
|SH» OFFICE OF THE PESKSYLVAKIA
• IMPERIAL OIL COMPANY, No; »!i4 Boath
FOURTH Street, Phiimdelphea, May 2,1805.
A special meeting of the Stockholders of the Pennsyl
vania Imperial Oil Cocp*ny will be held on MONDAY*
the 15thday of Hay, at 12o’clock fit, at the office of
the Company* 224 South Fourth street, to consider the
propriety of dUposlng of certain real estate of the com*
p&ny for building lots in Laytonla, and to transact each
business as the interests of the company may require.
By order of the Board. JAMBS M. SELLERS*
myB 4 816 ; Secretary.
OFFICE HAM DAN MINING COM*
§35? PANT. Philadelphia, April 27,1849.
Notice is hereby given that an instalment of FIFTY
CENTS tfOc) per share on each and every share of the
capital stock of the Mardan mining COMPANY,
has this day been called in, payable 09 or before the
30ih day of MAY, 1865. at the OFFICE OF THE COM
PANY, Ro. 334 W>£nut Street, Philadelphia.
By order of the Directors.
ap?Btmlo B. H, hQOPßß,Treasurer.
MERCHANTS’ AMD MANUFAC-
W 3& TUBERS’ NATIONAL BASK. „„
Pittsburg, April 11, 1860.
Stockholders are hereby notified that Books will be
opened for subscription to the new stock of this Bank
at the COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANK, in Philadel
phia, on MONDAY, May lit, 1895, and will continue
open during banking hours, daily, from 10 o’clock A.
M. to 8 o’clock P. M. • until Thursday, June Ist, 1806,
By order of the Board of DirectoTß. ■
JOHN SCOTT. Jr., Gaehler.
H. & BOLLMAN. President,
Pittsburg, Penna.
BOBT. B. STERLING. Vice President,
Philadelphia. aplfl-tfcl
kST» OFFICE OF THE UNION PABMN
*» ORB RAILWAY CO., No. 308 South FOURTH
Street. Philadelphia, May 2, 1865.
A meeting of the Stockholders of this Company will
be held at th« Office on MONDAY, May 22d, at 10 o’clock
A. H.»to consider and accept the supplement to the
Charter, passed at the late session of the LegiSiAt!U@.
By order of the Board of Directors. „
my3l7t WM. F. KEMBLE, Secretary. -
S PRIZE MONEY AND' GOVERN
MENT BOUNTY TO ALL WHO ENTER THR
UNITBD STATES MARINE CORPS. ' ,
Orders have been received from the head of the
Marine Corps, at Washington, not to restrict recruits to
a particular class (as has been the case heretofore), bnt
to receive ALL who have served In the volunteer ser*
vice, or In the regulars, or in the marines, ana have
been honorably discharged. Such persons enlisting in
the United States Marines will receive the Govern
ment bounty, and will also be entitled to their share of
prise money in any capture of the enemy’s vessels.
For further information apply at the recruiting ren
dezvous. No 331 South FRONT Street, between 9 A.
M. «id3o’.lo«kP. H-, eTeiy
*pl-tf Captain and BeornlUn, Officer.
u. s.
SHYHN-THIBTT LOAN.
By authority of Uw BMMtary of Uw Truunry, ti.
nnd.rslan.d ha. uraui tin fl*n.n] Snbu.ri.Bo*
Aatniy for tb« «*1« ct CniUd Statu Tiaamry Botw
(Marina mm and Um»t«ntha Mr M»k lntuut Mi
ana. known a. th»
BEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
Vkuo Botw »i» Iwraed nnd.r data of Jan. 15,18(5.
Mid on mrablo tlmo youa from that ilmo. In otur
niiiTi or an wnyniSfclo fit th, option of tho boldw into
GOLD-BBAEING BONDS.
Then Band. ar. now worth a promtnm of nlno nr
font., in.lndlna cold fntoroit from Boyomhor* whl«h
mahoa tho attaal profit on th. T-S0 Zioan. at turn!
ratu. Isaludlna Intorut. ahont ton pu out. par *n
nnm, b aside. It. exemption from State and municipal
taxation, tehieh add/fir am one to three per cent, more,
auordlnc to tho rato lerlad on other property. Tho
Intereit U payable nai- aaaaaUy by «on»on« atta.hu
iooaahnoto. wUOhmayhontolniaoUtoaaybonk
or banker.
Tbs Interest amounts ta
Quo sent per day on a CIO Eot9«
Two eepts per day on a $lOO note.
Ten eents per day on a $5OO note.
Twenty eents per day on a $l,OOO sot*.
One Dollar per day ona $6,000 note.
Notes of all the denominations named will bo prompt
ly furnished upon ressipt of subscriptions, and the notes
forwarded at once. ThednHrest to 16th June next will
be paid in advance. This-Is
THE ONLY liQAM IK MARKET
now ofinl by tli« Government, ui It la eonidenUy
UyMtod that ite superior ndTaatag., WUI make It tha
QBEAT POPULAK liOAH OP THE PEOPLE.
&mi thu *300,000,080 of tie Lola authorljed by the
lut Congreu ere low on the market. Thi. amount,
at tha-raU at which St ia bain* absorbed, will all ba
subscribed for within font months. when the note,
will undeubtedly aomnaad a ynmlnsn. » baa uni
formly been tba aaaa at ot tba tabaarlblioai
to other Loans.
In octal that clHren. of arary tpws aid aeeUoa of Iba
country may be added faaUltlM for taking the Lois,
the National Banka, Btata Banka, and Private Baakan
throughout tha aonntry have generally arraad to ra
selve-anbMrlpUoni atyiur. Bubatribaw WUI aalaat tbalr
own aaenta, la whom thay kayo aonldanaa. aad Who
only ara toba responalble for the delivery af the notes
for whlak tbay raaalyi ordora
Ho. 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
OXULia IMOET. ILEX. IB2BOS, Jn.
QHARLES EMORY & GO.,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Ho. 15 South Third street,
PHILADELPHIA.
All kinds of tatuN&t fund* tndGold and BUt«
bought and told, and Collertion* mad*.
attention given to the piurthue end tele of
GoTenttefttyßUte. end oth« StOfki Ud Lou* q& w»«
joleiioo, noff.fim
7.30. 6-20. 10-40.
ADAMS A LBYIS,
RO. 80S CHESTNUT STREET,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
QOVbKBUSKT SECDBITIgg AND STOCKS BOUGHT.
SOLO. AND NEGOTIATED.
GOLD ABB SILVER BOUOHT AND SOLD.
Special attaatlaa given to oil STOCKS. mMI-Jm
sdwabd sobum, Boaaoa a. ruaaox.
JjDW. ROBINS Ac CO.,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE
BROKERS,
SO. 17 SOUTH IHHD STBEF.T,
PHILADELPHIA.
all arms or
BARK ROTH. GOLD, SILVER, STOCKS, BORDB,
AND GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
BOUGHT AND SOLS.
Collaatlona made on all part* of tba aonntry.
Dapoelta raaalyad, aobiaat to aliht draft, and lnteraat
allowad. mh7-3m
RECORD
NATIONAIj BANK,
OF PITTSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA,
CLATB IKOR CUT TRUST COMPART.*
CAPITAL,. ©BOO,OOO.
BARKERS’ AHD MERCHANTS’ COLLECTIONS
promptly attandad to on tha moat farorabla tar mi.
6.1. WARNER, President.
CHARLES H. HIGGS, CftaMer, mb3-Sm
gLINDS AND SHADES.
B. J. WILLIAMS.
No. 16 North Sixth Street,
■a»otaottobs oi
VENITIAN BLINDS AND
WINDOW BHA.DKB.
Tba largest and inert aaaortmant la tba city at tha
lowaat oath price..
STOBR SHAD as MADS AND LRTTRBID.
Chaap lot rollad BUndt and Shades. apd-bt
Hotel candles.—ioo boxes
TWELVlßrAd&manUna Candlaßin store.
WASHINGTON BUTCHER & SOR,
mYS-WfmSt* 148 and I*B H. FRONT fet.
GBEAT CEHTBAL CLOTHING SOUSE,
MII.ITAKY.
FINANCIAL,
XJ, S. MO SE£ FEB GEHT.
JAY COOKE.
BUBBCEIPTIOR AGKRT.
PHILADELPHIA.
All kind, of
RETAIL BBT BOOBS.
JJDWIN HALL & CO.,
SO SOUTH BEOOHD BTBBBT,
WIM OFffl[ THIS HOSHISfG.
BLACK LACE FOINTES OK SHA.WI.Si
BLACK LAOE ROTUNDAS,
PUSHER LAOE FOINTES OR SHAWLS,
LAMA LAOE FOINTES OR SHAWLS,
CHANTILLY LAOE FOINTES OR SHAWLS,
WHITE SHETLAND SHAWLS WITH
FRINGES,
WHITE AND COLORED SHETLAND
SHAWLS,
RICH SPUN SILK SHAWLS,
LAMA WOOL SHAWLS,
SHAWLS IN GREAT VARIETY,
FOB SALB.
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL.
nnS-iawf
SHETLAND SHAWLS, IN EYEBY
variety. *, « h. mvbrh.
m?8-]m pan cgEdTUUT Street.
Q.LOSSY BLACK MOHAIRS.
PEAEL SHADES ALPACAS.
TOURISTS’ DEESS aOODS,
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4&inn onn in sums of $5,000 to
tfiUUVjUUU $lO,OOO to invest upon mortgage.
Apply to A. FITLER. Conveyancer,
myS* fib*— No. 51 N. SIXTH Street.
FOR SALE AND TO JL.ET.
MI s OR SALE—TWO DESIRABLE
three story Brick Dwellings, Nos: 1620 (immedi
ate possession) andl*i9'VtLhEiif Street. add!? to
myfi-31* JAMS jH. LITTLE, WALNUT St.
fiFOR BALE—West philadel-
PBlA—Anew three-story double Dwelling, with
back-buildings, of gray atone, pointed, with aU the
modern conveniences, at tie southwest corner of Forty
fintuud W^u.. t ,«y oH^l k JR k soj(>
myB mwf6h* 807-Bace street.
«TO LET,—A COUNTRY RESI
DENCE, during the rammer months. Apply 9301
CALLOWHILL Street myS-wfmSt*
«• FOB SALE-A DESIRABLES
COUNTRT RESIDENCE, containing 13acns-a*C
thr* e-story BTOfIE HOUeE, Stone Birn, aud Ice
Hons*, full of ice, within one minute’s wain of Gray’s
Lane Station, Media Railroad
Also, 25 acres, suitable for Building Lots. *
__ Apply on the premises to
ipyB2t&wfn,sfc* DAVID SNTDBtt.
F)R RENT—ROOMS, WELL LIGHT
ed, water and water, oloset, with or without Steam
power, by OB A B EVANS, QUARRY fctrees. mvB-6t*
rvo OIL COMPANIES —A YOUNG
•A MAN. whole thoroughly competent, aud who hae
been over-three years an officer in the Qaariermister’s
and Commissary Departments, U. 8, A., wishes a po
sition as SUPERINTENDENT or the works of an Dll
Company. Bnt reference given as to character and
cipaoilitv.
Address »*J. Airlson,” Philadelphia P. 0, myg-2t*
POTTAGE LOTS FOR SALE—ONE
cere each, Darby road, Twenty-fourth ward. Ap
ply to GEORGE CONNELL,
myfi-7t» No. 908 Bonth FOURTH Btrast.
TO LET—THE UPPER FLOORS OF
*• No. 29 Strawberry street, running through to Se
cond street. Large, well lighted, and convenient: with
wvterclosets, Ac. Inquire of A. MALCOM, Til MAR
KET Street, my2-fit*
XTOT ICE.—THE PENNSYLVANIA
A 1 OIL CREEK PETROLEUM COMP ANT, usually
known at ‘ * Oil Creek, ’ ’ will lease the balance of their
landßat abonusof not less than four thousand diUars
per lot ($4,0G0), according to location, and the royalty
of one half the oil.
This Ccmpanv owns in fee simple the whole of the
celebrated ‘Watson F'ats,” sitnate on Oil Creek,
within the limits of the borough of TituivlUe.
The property is divided into eighty-nine (69) mining
loir, of ftfcout one acre each. No well bas ever besu
sunk on the M Watson Fiats' ’ that hw failed to produce
oU, and a number of them, viz: Continental, U. 8.
Grant, Elliott, Goodrich, Beach, Ernst, Leidy, and
Katz, are equal in productiveness to any pumping
well in Venango county.
This Company receives a royalty of one* half the oil
from all the wells on the Property-
Proposals will be received anil) the first day of June.
Applications to be mace at the office of the Company,
Wf. 411 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia, where plans
and farther information rosy be t<4 w „
niyS-wfuiCt* - AUG. 0. LEIDT, Secretary.
CALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTS R
*3 MAATEK BTOBBS. QBAIK, ABB (ifllLßf SACKS.
Chief Qua&teb ar asms ’ s Office*
Depot of Washington 1 .
Washington. D. 0.. Mat 4, 1891
Will h«j*®ld at public auction, at SIXTH-STKKRT
Wharf, Wa»hiniton* D, C-« ton BATtIiiDAY, Hay 19,
1665, atlOo’clofk A. M., a lot of Qaaitermasler Stores,
condemned as aunt lot public ««rvics. ▼!*;
Wheelbarrows, Globa LftttiCrni. S&OVelB,
Paulina Canvass. Broom*, Buckets,
Bakes, Chairs, Files, Lamps;
Horse Bruahoi, Harness. «sc.
ALSO.
At the earns time and place. 70 bushels of Cotu, 7CO
buthsls Cats, and about 269,000 Grata Sacks.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
D H. BUCKKE,
Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
mj6*6t Depot of Washington.
CALK OP CONDEMNED QUARTER.
KJ MASTEB STORKS, HORSE FOWSSS, HILLS,
GBAIB CLBAHKBB, &o. •
CHiEF QtTARTERMASi Efl’S OFFICE,
fIRPOT OF WASHINGTON.
Washington, D, G., tfay 4.1805
Will be sold at public auction, under the direction of
Captain C. H. Tompkins, A, Q. H. IJ 8. A , at the Go*
veinmeni Warehouse, situated or the pgnaire between
K and F and Twentieth and Twenty- first streets. Wash*
icgton, D 0., on THURSDAY, Hay 18, 1865, at 10
o’clock A. M., a lot of Quartermaster Stores, condemned
as unfit for public use, v'z :
Axes, .Ticks, Augurs, Brushes, Boilers, Bridles,
Buckets, Blankets, Bits. Brooms. Saddle-Bags, Wagon
Covers, Curry-combs. Chisels, Forges. Chairs, Forks,
Hammers, Hatchets, Knives,Barness. Lanterns. Plates,
Collar Pads, Hope, Bulers, Baws, Bhoyels, Saddles,
Saddle-Trees, Whips, and a large lot of Wrought Iron
Scraps, Cast Iron, Horse Shoes, Wagon Tire, Ac.
ALSO.
Horse Powers, complete, 19 Burr-stone Hills, 2 Ble«
vatora, with shafting, i Grain Cleaners, and a lot of
Belllv g and J ron Gearing
Successful bidders will be required to remove the
atores within five days from date of sale.
Terms cash, in Government funds*
D. H. BUOKBB.
ms 6* lot Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster.
QALE OF CONDEMNED CLOTHING.
k? CAMP ADD GABBISOff EQUIPAGB, MOT GUT
TIWGb, Sc. „ „
Chief Quartermaster s Office,
depot of Washington.
Washington, D. 0., May 4/1865.
Will ha sold at public auction, under the direction of
Captain D G. Thomas. M. S. K. U. S A., at Govern
ment Warehouse Wo. 6. onSeventeenlh. heiw^enHand
I streets north, Washington, D 0., on MONDAY, Hay
22,1865, at 10 o’clock a. M,, a large lot of condemned
Cloih.itg, Ac., constating of-
Infantry and Cavalry Coats, Jackets. Trowsars.Draw
ere. fchirte. Felt Hats, Ceps, Bagiev, Trumpet*, Drum
Beads, Fifes, Leggings, Flags, Stockings, Blankets,
Bet-les. Pam, Shovels, Spades. Pickaxe*. Axes, Ha
versacks, Canteens, Hope, Tent Cuttinge, Hospital
Tents, Sibley Tents* Wall Tents, &c. \
6ncce*sful bidders must remove the atores within five
(5) days from the date of s*le.
Terms cash. In Government funds.
D. H.-BUOKBB,
Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
my 6 ISt Depot of Washington.
g R O O K E As P U.G H,
Sos. 1131 and im MiRKBT Street,
SOU RECEIVERS OF THE FOLLOWING WELL.
Known ASS. ESTABLISHED BRANDS 01
F n o U B:
"JOHN MUSB3LMAB,"
"JBgSi MILLB," -
“PEIDB OP THE WEST,”
VKOSCIUBKO,"
“CITY HILLS,"
«• EaGLE MILLS. ” end other
M3IBIIYAMA AID WESMEK BRAIDS.
TL. TraJ. mpglud at market rate*. apll-lm
D ALTON'S
FAMILY AND MANUFACTURING
KNITTING MACHINES.
Patented 1861 Perfected 1364.
A YABD OF PLAIN OR RIBBBD WORK KNIT IN
TEN MINUTES I
KHITS UPWARDS OP TWENTY DIFFERENT ARTI
CLES OP APPAREL!
They an tlmple, reliable, perfect, and wonderful 1b
tie amount an, variety of work they Perform
USUAL SPEED SIX STITCHES PEE
It can be made. In the hands of a woman, to earn with
eaee and comfort ,10 to $4O per week-.
EVEKI FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONB.
A few active, entecprtaing Agent* wanted, to whom
libera! Inducements will be given. ,
To publishers of newspapers who wIU par one-hair
money, we will allow tht remainder to be paid in
advertlelng at the regular rates.
Send for circular ano tamplek, enoloalng stamp.
General Agency (or Pennsrlrania, Ohio, Western
New York, Virginia, W.st Virginia, and Maryland,
No 557 FIFTH Street, Pittsbnrg, Pa. _______
my3lm E- P. OABPEHTBB.
pEIROLEUM IS RING!
THE UNION OIL STOyES,
A new and complete appar&tue for Gooklug and Heating
by Petroleum and Coal Oil. Ail the wotk of a family
of any size, including the washing and ironing, can be
done 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 stove* can
he used on these stoves.
170 DIRT, ASHES,. SMOKE, OB ODOB.
UNION STOVES
BAKE, BOIL, ROAST, BROIL, TOAST, TRY.
Tho ,«MlHof one of thoso Stows would b« saved in
an ordinary family In a shat time in PURL ALONE.
SIMPLE! DURABLE!! CHEAP!!!
'lKSgSS^taifTffiSf^H'o’KSS'ft
Agents wanted in every county in the State. Apply to
PERRINE Ss DEVDEN.
14>B South SECOND Street,
euM-.mwiSt Bol.AgnnlsforPhtladMphllL_
*.T REASON ABLE PRICES,
AVCnOR SALKS.
4PL-, CITY BAZAAK AND TATTER.
JSSSbAIX'P, BAQI gtre.lsb.tw.ou Kl.Ttnthu«
Tiralflh, srßßi'ft OHyitProir. »u.et#n«.r«.
WIU«.U, OB TPSSEAY; Miyrkut 10 o’clock, about
Comrrlifnz trottlnr, fiuuUr, drauubt. uni farm honM,'
among iNuch may be found some or the be Jt stock in
the country, worthy the attention of parties wishing to
P wagons, phaeton*. Jenny Linds, rode*
aways, •uikLes. dearborn wagons, «tf. , maae py DerMy
Rogers, Lane. Watson, Caffreys, and otber best makeni.
Together with single and doable harness* saddles
Whips, blankets, b&Ttexi, Ac., made by best elty JfiA-
K ¥nU particulars In catalogues, which will be rtllP
in time for sale. . . ‘
No postponement on account of weather.
Horses, vehicles, and harness always on hand at pit*
vate sal o
Splendid stable accommodation for horses entered for
mrisF* PriT 'sTEBB ft OHAMPIOK, ABcHanwra.
AMUSEMENTS.
A MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
SBCOKB BXHIBITIOir of PBO|. BOTH'S BROAD
6TRBST CAEETR, for tho BBHSFIT of ST. JOHW’a
mfigfS ”■» BSf S'®* m, -».
Second jDivlßkn. , _ . .. „ »
2. Baifdingol fanseron’eßxewUMk&rHwFapileor
tke Jsrst DirUon. *.-**,.■
MUSIC,
THB BLOCUTIeON CLASS-FIRST PART.
R, Keenan—The Charje of the Light Brlgi dte —Temur
lOS.
L. M, Senna—Reliitoun Liberty—O’Ooafcelh
W. Teto“Waf*hln*ton—B. Cook. •
C. Pevenny—The Oetholic-Ghnrah—MacftnUy.
H. Wood—The Frenchmau and the Bats—Uoiinatt.
MDBIO.
THB GYMNASIUM CLASS, Cant. HfLLB&KAJfIF,
I. Li*ht Gymn&fctlcß, witfaon? apparatus.'
2. Heavy Gymastioß, -with apparatus.
MUSIC.
THB BLOOBTIOIf OLASB-SECOBD PAST.
&teph, PhilbiiA—Sheridan’* Bide—T. B Ke&d
J. Cummins—Bmmet’a Speech—B, Brnmet
J. Buneker—Barbara Fitetchle— J, Whittier
C» B» JjJTttJJers—StormSa* of Stony Point— R R
U “ C ‘ Mtrfi '0
WS DHILL CLASS. C»pt. HILLEBB AWD.
Fqaed Drill, Manual of Arms, toadtn* and I'irln*.
Company Drill, Baronet Drill, bkirmlshlni.
Poorscpcnat 7* curtain rices at 7>£. Thee&teHafn
roent win be over before 31 o'oJoec. Admission 2)
cents Reserved seats 60 cents. Tickets can be bad an
Mr. Cnmmitkey’s Book Store, 1037 Chestnut street* el
moat of th« principal Book Biorer, and at the Aoademv
on the evening of the Exhibition. Birgfeld’a Braes
Band will be in attendance. myBJIt
■\TEW OHEBTKUT-STREBT THBA
TRB-CHKSTRUT STREET, ABOVE TWBLM*
MOBPAX ABB
FOE oTtll .W.TiMa* .TOtS?"*
POLLEEN BaWNi. 7
08, TBB BRIBES OB UARKYOWBN.
Which wlil be presented w:ih all tte
NEW AND beautiful >OENERY,-
NOVEL SfACBINBRY, Ei.BUiBT WSfllc,
SCFEaB APP< IaTMAMTg. '
AND
A FCWERFOL OASi' OP CHAKAGfrEBg.
Etch evening's performance will conclude with tho
amusing Farce.
Alt PLEASANT NEIGHBOR,
CHANGE OP TIMB.
Boors open at IK o’clock; Performance to commend*
atB& o’clock.
PBJDAY. BENEFIT OP P. M JKBADNT.
BATPEBAY AFTERNOON. Aliy 18. .
POBTY-THIKf) GRAND FAMILY AfAMNE*.
when the COLLEEN BA WN trill bo presented"
AtONBAY EVENING, May 13.
FIRST APPEARaNOB OP THE
DAVBNPOBT ABB WALLACE ALLIANCE,
THBA TRB.‘—
THIS (Monday) LVBNIWG. May BUu
MISS LUCILLE WESTER*
In six character*, in Kme Onleata'a
SATAJuM^'^' 4 ****
Tha
mi* Clotilda.
Captain Hon tel...
(Hatiiaa Dell?i]le,
To conclnde WUH
9 BEFDRfi DBBiKFASr.
TVTRS. JOHN DREW’S NEW ARCH
■OX STKEBT THBA'BE,
TO. BIGHT, MOHDAT, May 8,1865.
BBBBFIT BUS&FIT,
OF MrfiS 0. JEFFBBBO*. '
THB HOOD FOK HOTBIHG,
A BDKLSSQUK EBOOS A RDKB, and
TBB BTBUtTa OF HEW TO Ell,
WTH ALI. ITS OBAUD EFFSOIfe.
TUESDAY. BgHBFIT OF ME. WALLIS.
“ TYUNCAN GRAY OAM’ HERE TO
Coueert, on WED
HBSDAY KVKHIHO, May 10, at MUSICAL FUEJD
HALL ■ myB 31*
PONCERT HALL, MAY 9, 1805.
v , ' MASTER ALFRED TAYLOR,
Son of Mod. N, O. Taylor, of East Tenneaeoo,
THK YOOBG ÜBIOH BOOUT,
wlpae (leeda of yalor oan«.4 a prion of SI.SM to ba set
upon LU Land at the an of 13, by a rabel Oovernmsot.
lies been inviled to deliver an addra.ii, at
COBOEBT BALL, on TUBSUAf KVBfiltfG, Mar Bib,
&On the Experience* of the Loyalists durirg the
of Terror* and amidst Terrible Desolations conseattcat
upon the Savages of War. - <
Tickets to he bad at T. B. Pash's* S. W. corner oC
SIXTH and CHBdTMOT Streets. myfcat*
PHILADELPHIA NATATORIUM;
AND PHTSIGAL INSTITUTE,
DBOaD STREET. BELOW WALNUT.
SWIMMING SCHOOL FOE BOTH SEXES.
The above institution U now in fall operation.
The hours for Ladits, on acconni of the increased
number, have been extended from »)4 o’clock A. Jf. to
2 H o’clock P. W.
The present lnd ncethents to subscriber* for the season
will be continued until (Hay 15th,
The temperature or the water and of the halls, in cool
as well at warm weather* will always be as nigh as
comfort demands.
The lustlto lion will be open and lessons will be glTdtt
tos6*iun)£n atearl) ftlAo’olocitA K ■ . .
For mrtmr particulars reraidJaif instruction for tan.
Hemen and boys* see circular. myB 8t
17ULOGY ON LAUGHING, AT THE
Li Scotch Concert, on WEDNESDAY EVENING. 6 .It*
pOYER ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
OTTO DBESBL'R TUIED PIANO FORTE CONCERT.
MONDAY EVENING, May Bth, at 8 o'clock.
Tickets .$1,60
For sale at L. METER’S MUSIC STORK, and at tha
door. • myB*lt*
“AULD LANG SYNE,” AT THB
«a*~ Scotch Concert for charitable purpose, r on
WEDRSfiIMLX EVfiMXAG, May 10, at MGMOaL FtTfS-fl
HALL. msB 3t*
fSJBRMANIA ORCHESTRA.— THB
>* LAST TUBES PUBLIC BEHBABBALB OF THH
BE A SON WIU take, place May 18th, 20th* an#
27th. mya-lßt
.THB ARTISTS’ FUND SOCIETY IN
-a- YITES the public to visit ther Boom*, 1334
CHBPTNUT Street, where a collection, of the works of
Mr. 0. BCHOEfcSSLK will bo exhibited until THOBS
DAY, May llih. Admittance free. myd-dt*
“fIALIBR HERRIN,” AT THB
tootohConcsrt,WEDNESDAY. May 10, myß 3t*
OF FINE ARTS,
CHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE TENTH.
NOW OPEN,
THE FOBTY-SECOBD ANNUAL EXHIBITION
FAINTING AND BOULPTURB.
~ Opes Bom 9 A. M. till 7P. M., and from BHU 10Ja
the Evoninr. ftprr-fci.l
■QNITED STATES HOTEL,
OPPOSITE TUB
N. Y. & HEW HAVEN * WESTERN B. B. DEPOT.
BEACH STREET, BOSTON.
By F. M. PRATT,
„ . FOMERI.V 6P TUB AKBRIOAIf. BO iron,
my 9.6 m . ■
rj-HE
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
AT
CAPE MAY, N. J„
Will be opened for th, reception of gneste, on
THURSDAY, Juno 16, 1868.
It Is th. Intention of the proprietor that the COLUH*
BIA HOUSE .bait folly swtaln tho nopnlar repntattoa
which tthosflireedyaoqntrßd, and he roapectrally «?-
licit, the public attention for the coming eoaeon Am*
rangemente are in progress for the aeeommodattoa «t
an extra nnmbor of gneste, end we are asssnred us
Eallroad facilities will be excellent for all who ieelrs
to visit tbl, favorite snmmer resort.
43” Bech’ssotebrated Philaoolphia Band haebeea
seemed for the season
For Booms. Ac.. apply to 1. H, DENNISON, at M«.
chants' Hotel, ~Propriotor,
myl lot* OAPB ISLAND, H. J
REMOVALS.
Removal.
WILLIAM YARN ALL
Has Hemovtd from fro. 1030 1333 GfZXST*
NUT Street, S, B. comer of THI&TBBWTH BtmeT
Where be Invites the attention of housekeepers, an#
those commsnelttg housekeeping, to his exteaitfftftf*
sortment of ust ful
BOUSB FUBNIBHtVG GOODS,
Superior Refrigerators, Table Cutlery, Family Bare*
ware. Children's Carriages. &c. apM-to
POETRATTB OF PRESIDENT LlN
•#* GOLB.—AiI the variety of picture* published la
Mew York, Philadelphia, and elsewhere, supplied to
the trade. FISHES & BBOTHIE,
myfl 4ird 14 North SIXTH Stroefc
XHOSE WBO WANT PHOTOGRAPH
'■- ALBUMS should purchase the intent hinge-back
Albums, sold at b f. RKISIBR»S, 634 *BOH BtreeC
They pOtfeftts the virtue 6f Stipqfior durabllUy, It* __
A BEAUTIFUL STYLE OARD-PHO
-A TOOK aPH twelve for $1 26, suitable for album,
or tcholaie to exchange with Classmates, dona at RSI*
MEU’S, in eupeiioi manner. Galleries. SEUOHD street,
above Green. , It*
PARTES DE VISITS.—HAVE THEM
V made at B F. RB;MBK’S, Ba-t AKOH Street, Non*
surpass them In etyie, hut.h. andentcuUcn. See >pe*
clment., and secure pictures most eailafaottwy,. D*
'pCE FRANKLIN SAVING FUND,
NO, 130 SOUTH FOURTH ST2BET, BELOW
_ . , OHRBTNUT,
Faye Sve per sent. Intereet on Deposit!. Agents »r
the sale of United State. 7 8-10 Loana at Far. Oovern
menti State and Olty Leans and Stoah. bought and aold
for depositors and others on Oommiaalon. mhlß* 8m
£~Sinif~L MALCOLM MAONEILL’*
L3S BFBOTAOLB STUBS, INo. 310 Sostk
FIFTH Street, Watjya
Ktr Olaeaea refitted to.nNall e*e«, *BdaUaauarof
repairing aarefniiy and prompU? attended to. mh4-taa
fsr wnf mruiiun Camden and at-
ANTIC BAILSOAD.-Train*
lebve Vine-street “ follow* t _ _ r „
Mali Ttftin ....oo«‘*M»*v*»‘ k *»**»w-»»M-ir*Mr»T-7-26A. M>.
Freight, with Peeaeniar Oar* atlA*h*d— oo A. K
Atiaatie Acjoiniiiodnlion* >***♦*♦*•* Bn
Junction Accommodation.»r» A*
junction BwORH i HOi LKAVB ATLANTIC
Atlentlo Accommodation B*
Freight, with Passenger Oar* attached^,>>U.o6F,
Mali Train,. --••••• •; Sf* H*
Sm *
ESTEY’B
,m oOTTAGE ORGANS
I^S^WSSIB&Egi
and but found gbe »oS»Uy.well adapted!•
the Parlor and Drawing Room. For tnle ojHy hr
No. 13 North fiVSNTHjtrtJt.
Al*o, a eonuelete aisortment of the FerfeetMuolUM
eonilaatlT onhand. fen-W*
TAKE no more unpleasant
»»* TWPttOVID nngl WARD- -
DEPARTMENT FOB OPSTOM WOBKg