The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, May 15, 1865, Image 3

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    AS INTBRUBTIHG IKOIDBNT.—A paper paWtelied
go Burlington, lowa, contains the loliovipg re
lating td tllfi tfogla demise o f a faglffvepet from
Chicago! 11 A gentl&mftO residing A dlstanco
from Dallas, a few miles below this city,Lsjs?£
day, shot a white dove that
about his barn Eomo days, aroniri *ts n«i)twas
a nilmr rlnsr hBATiBiC tho inscription* iiOllQ fllftMe
den Chicago ’On its legs wore little rings, also of
saver, whh%63 - stuped on them. Thusparished
somebody’s pet, no doubt.
the exonr.
t»OB APPmO2TAn PITY WSWS 6HB yQtIBTH PASS,.I
MEMORIAL.
A very pretty silver vase and flowara have been
•made under the supervision of Messrs. Oassiday &
Ball, on Second street, below Market to the order
of Kev. J, McKean, Je3se Johnson, Hey, li. Wash
l.urne. This vase is intended as a presaofc to Ro
bert and lietitla Thompson as a memorial for their
special humanity to the sufferers >bv tbe areas pe
troleum conflagration at Ninth and
streets on the moTulre of the Bth of last February,
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson parental
care and tender© asp t>ie two lads of she ware fami
ly, whO, thCUKh badly turned jQ thelrofiorts to es
©ape, survived thclf injuries. The vase is not vary
lam, but in its workmanship and arrangement ex
hibits an unusual degree of artistic BkUL
presentation,
The employees or the Philadelphia, Germantown,
and Norristown Itaiiroad Company, presented, on
Friday evening. » gold watch, valued at nearly
Woo, to Mr. H. K. Smith, formerly the superintend
ent of that company. As usual upon such occa
sions, a festive board was spread* and the mosjtrr
plsasurable hilarity prevailed. . '.rrS
ARRESTED.
Charles Clark, the teller of tho Oommerotal
Back, who mysteriously disappeared a Few days
since, arrived In Philadelphia, on Saturday, lq=
custody of Detectives .T. Taggart and E. H. Smlttub
’;u r. Clarh was arrested on a capias , and handed'
into the cuttedy of tha sheriff.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
A boy, named Thomas Draper, aged nice years,
Ml from the top c! a three story house, at 2022 Cal
lowhlll street, yesterday, and was orushed to death.
It Is supposed be went upon the roof, which Is flat,
to wash himself, but no Information conld be ob
tained as to how he fell.
SINGULAR INCIDENT,
The police found a man yesterday on Twenty
fourth street, with his rtsht leg fractured. Ho said
he had bis leg broken In Fatrmonnt Park, butcould
give no furiher loUnonilon on the subioot. He was
removed to too Pennsylvania Hospital, where ha
gave the pa tee 01 K. Bloomer, aged forty years, and
residence Ir. Lambert’s court.
AN UNFORTUNATE JUMP,
Hrnry Zellman, aged 23, had,his right thigh frac
tured yesterday, while jumping at Smith’s Island,
He was taken to the Pennsylvania Hospital.
A VICIOUS HORSE i
Henry Weltham, aged 48, haa £ finger bitten off
yesterday, by a horse which he was in the act of un
hitching. The same horso bit off one joint of the
finger on a previous ocoosion.
CASUALTIES.
Alexander Bussell, aged IS, had an arm broken,
and hlB head injurrd oh Saturday, by falling Into a
cellar at Eighth and Chestnut streets.
Thomas Mayhem, aged 9 years, was ran ovar by
a milk was on on Saturday afternoon, and had his
back li.jortd. They were both token to the Penn
sylvania Hospital-
CITY ITEMS.
Tub Great Family Sbwhsg Machine or thb
Aoe.— There Is no class of men that deserve more
thanks at the hands of all right-minded people than
the men who have given their talents and Influence
toward the amelioration of the condition of the toll
log millions. Foremost In this oategory we must
mention the firm of Grover & Baker, whoso ufifioe In
(his olty is at No. fxo Chestnut Street. Their oelc
biated Family Sowing Machine Is, without excep
tion, the greatest labor- saving Invention ot the age.
It performs a greater variety of work, and In a more
satisfactory manner, than any other sewing machine
In use, and all who examine Its work are oonvlnoed
of this fact. This machine has taken the highest
premium at all the Fairs within the last ton years,
and all who have It In use ate so well satisfied of Its
superiority that they would not exchange it for any
other at half its cost.
Thb Bbst Fitting Shirt op thb AQU IS *'Tht
Improved Pattern Shirt,” mado by John C. Arri
son, at the old stand, Nos. 1 and 8 North Sixth
Street. Work done by hand, In the best manner,
and warranted to give satisfaction, HI? stock 0!
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods cannot kefurpassee.
Prices moderate.
Important to Gbhtlbhbh.— As the season Is
at hand fbr gentlemen to replenish their wardrobes
in Furnishing Goods, we would state that Mr.
George Grant, 610 Chestnut street, has just added
to his suporb stock in this department a handsome
assortment of new things, Including novelties la
Shirting Prints, beautiful Spring Cravats, seasona
ble Underclothing, Ac. His celebrated "Prize
Medal” Shirt, Invented by Mr. John F. Taggart, Is
unequalled by any other In the world.
Fashiohahlb Hats ahd Bohhbtb bob Missus
Ann Children,—A3 magnificent assortment at
Wood A Cary’s, 726 Chestnut street. Hats and
bonnets renovated at short notice. Prices mode
tote. „
Jbpf Davis.— lt Is thought that If It oomes to the
pinch Jeff. Davis will abandon his escort to their
fate, Sing away the hampering plunder he took from
Richmond, and be only too glftd to escape with the
stilt he wears, or even the famouß Georgia oestdme
of a Bhlrt collar and a pair of spurs. Jeff will then
fully realize that he has made a sad mistake In
throwing away his loyalty, and In depriving himself
or the privilege of procuring for himself elegant and
comfortable suits at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall
of Kockhlll & Wilson, Nos. 603 and 606 Chestnut
street, above Sixth.
THHBB or COS’S IHHALLIBM X)V,PEPTtO PILLS,
taken one at a time, will effect a certain cure. lire
peptics should apply for tliem at once to Samuel
C, Hart, No. st Soutk Second street, below Mar
ket.
NO Upholstbbbbb so prompt asttiose ofW.
Henry Fatten, UOB Chestnut. Orders positively
attended on call. .
WB have bad 6ccaslon to test the merits of Speer’s
Samhurg Fort Wine lately in one of those complaints
for trhleh it Is recommended, and are convinced that
It mustgeventu&ll? take the place of port and the
adulterated stimulants prescribed heretofore in
cases of debility. Onr druggists have j not received
a large lnvoioe of the wine direct Dorn the vine
yard.—Portland Advertiser , myl3-3t *
Q.uxbk Olives.— W. b. Maddoak & 00., 116
South Third street, have received new crop Spanish
(Queen) Olives, of very superior quality, and for
sale by the cask, gallon, and quart. mylS-St
Etb, Fab, akd Oatabbh, suooessfully treatM
by J. Isaacs, EL. It., Oculist and Aurist, 619 Fine sh
Artificial eyes inserted. No charge for examination.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Can be Given and Eetained.—The
delicious preparation, "BMAILDB PABIS, ” imparts
to the rouchost .kin the exquisite softness and delicacy
ora child ’». renderiog it smoo’h, white and transparent.
Ofiosrs ,ad Eoldlcrs wheec Skin, from exposure, ib
beoonie bronzed and hardened Wlliflnd “Small dePa-
will remove freckles and tan, and restore to the
akin more than Its original softness and purity. Sold
by all druggists, perfumers and dealers in toilet goods.
myld.tnths3t -
Baegaihs in Clothing ! Babgaihs in
■CLOTHING!
Bargains in Clothing! Bargains in Clothing!
Baboains in Clothing! Bargains in Clothing!
Bargains in Clothing! Bargains in Clothing!
Offered by Perry & Co.,
Offebed by Perry & Co. •
Offered by Ferry & Co,,
Offered byTerst & Co,,
80. 303 Chestnut Street, above Third,
No. 609 Chestnut Street, (G&ANYILLE STOKES’
Old SUsd,)
And B. K Cor. Seventh and Market Sts (JONES’- >
Keens. Ferry & Co. have undoubtedly the largest
stock of ready-made Clothing, and finest variety of
styles now presented to the public in this city. Their
stock Is new* bought at the lowest xatee, cot up in the
belt manner, and sold at
Wonderfully Low Pricks.
Wonderfully Low Paicbs.
Wonderfully Low Prick.
Wonderfully Low Priors.
Cur friend* and the public are Invited to call and
examine for thcunelves, and he convinced that it Is
So their advantage to deal with us.
49* Attention is also called to
Our Custom Djjpabtkknt,
our Custom Department,
Our Custom Department*
Our Custom Department, -
Our Custom Department,
In connection with each eetabUihment, where we
havweonstantly on hand
Ail the Latest and Best Styles,
All the Latest and Best Styles,
All the Latest and Best Styles,
All the Latest and Best Etyles,
And can guarantee to oar euetomera entire aaUafao
lion is every respect.
Vo. 303 Chhbtkitt Bt&esv.» Above T&ibd,
Vo. 600 Chebtitut Stbbbt, (GEaNYILIiB STOKBB’
Old Stand )
And B. B. Gor. Bkvi,sth. and Market Brs.» (JONES’.)
Febbt & Co.
Pebbt & Co.
Ratr Eye ! Hair Dye !
BATCHELOR’S HAIR DYE!«the beat In the world.
The only true and perfect Dye—harmless, InstauUne
one, and reliable; produces a splendid Black or Natural
Brown; remedies tie ill effects of Bed Dyes* and fre
quently restores the original color. Sold by all Dm?*
tUta. The grannie ais signed W» A* BATCHELOR* 51
BARCLAY Gtreeti Hew York, i&a mwfiy
Why Ikjtoh tub Complexion by
FOWDXRB AND WASHES which ahoke or fill op tin
Bore, of the (kirn, andinaahortUmaleaTcithanhand
diyf It la In the blood, and If yon want aamooth and
soft akin naa HBLMBOLD’B BXTBAGT OF BARSA
FABILLA. It aiTca a brilliancy to the oomplekloa.
A. Clear, Smooth Skin and Beauti
ful COMPLEXION follows the -uae of HBLMBOLD'B
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT BABSAFARIL-
L A It remorse black spot., pimples and all eruption*
of the akin.
Not a Few of the Worst Disorders
ihat afflict mankind arise from corruption. of the blood.
HSLUSOLD'S EXTRACT OF SASSAFARILLA la I
Remedy of thentmoat rains.
To Purify, Enrich ths Blood, and
BEAUTIFY the complexion, naa HBLMBOLD'B HIGH
LT CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT SABBAPA
WLLA. 0» bottle equals in strenath one nllon of the
eyrnn or Deeoatlon.
Hblmbold’b Concentrated Extract
BUCHU Uihe great Diuretic. BBLMBOLD'S CON.
****** SARSAPARILLA iethe Great
BUca Purifier. Both are prepared accordlnx to rnlei
of Pharmacy and Chsmlrtry, and are the mca acUr.
that tan he made.
A. Thing of Beauty is a Joy Fob
spas.—Those who dealro hrlUlaney of complexion,
auut pnrl/y and enrich the blood, which HSLMBOLD’S
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT 'SARSAPARILLA inra
mldy dose. Recollect It la no patent medicine. Aik
rot Bslabold'g. Take no other. Bthl-wfasx*
Itch. (Wheaton’s) Itch.
“JWEBsjil (OINTMENT) SALT RHEUM,
mil * n *l. a,e Itct 48 hours. Also, sums Balt Rheum,
uteus. ObllhUißc. and til BrapMOM of the Skin.
S? E te ‘ By ■endla* 60 Mttft to WBUKB & PPT
vfrijr o ** o *** Ka *»- 1 will be forwasdod free by mall,
by all Druggists, mhlB*6za
Candy or Sugar Nippers, Small
Scoops. Scales and Weights, Wire Fruit Baskets, Boles
Bovs*. Shelf and Window Brackets, Patent and Plate
Era Beaten, Syrup Kettles. P»itette K»ive«. ao., f OT
confectioners, lor sate at TRUMAN A SHAW'S. So
835 (Ilaht Thirty-five) BABKBTSt., below Ninth. It
Wire Dish Covers, of Round, Oyal,
and Oblong patterns, for protecting food from lias,
for rale at TRUMAN A SHAW’S, No. 835 (Bight
Thirty-live) BASEST Street, below Ninth. It
“ Look on this picture, and then on
THAT.**
Here you behold the infirm step,
The pallid cheek, waiting form.
Untasted food, and a social atmosphere
Poisoned with the tales of aches, pains.
Sleepless nights, and mental despondency.
There, laughing health, sparkling eyes.!
Elastic steps, craving appetite, forgotten cares.
Genial thought and Ambirions resolves
Show the contrast and mark the picture.
And here the secret lies, that
Unknown to Quackenboss, the Doctor,
Smith had taken bottles threa
Of DRAKfi’fe PLANTATION BITTERS. myiafifc
Jones’,
THS LOWBST
SBLLING PKICE
if marked in figures
os each article,
AMD NEVER VARIED,
AT
JOBSS’
Crescent One-price
CLOTHING HOUSE.
HABKET STREET,
- above Sixth,
Ho 604.
ed to suit the til
enit th« time*.
of BEADY-MADE CLOTHING!
for All fiCBGOBBi constantly oa hand.
Cnstonf work made W *» at ghOTt notice, [mh9~Blft
CHICKBBIIfe’S PIANOS—
!7 8 T-l ‘39, OOOSOIB.—New Wareioom».rrtfTn
Entrance In Art Gallery, 914 CHESTNUT Street.
my4’2£t* WM. H. DUTTON.
gggggf George Steck"& Co.’s
i7«ti» pianos, rfjrrif
AND
MASON & HAMLIN’S
CABINET ORGANS.
PIANO Over 600 each of these fine CABtNST
FOKTEB. instruments have been sold by ORGANS
PIaNO Mr. G. and the demand i« con- CIBISBT
FORTES stently increasing. ORGANS.
PIANO For sile only bv CABINET
FORTES. J. E GOULD. ORGANS.
PIANO SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Sts. CABINET
FORTES. no2o>tf ORGANS.
Clothikg bs the Mils.
Tbe start or bbady-madb CLOTHING
MW displayed at
WANAMAE.EH & BROWN’S
OAK HALL POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
S. S. «&?. SIXTH And MARKET Stf. ,
H placed fa op* .ontlnuou. line, wonld reach a ion*
dlitanee toward Siehmosd. Thi.loo* stream of Oloth-
Int is rnnnlor off at
MARVELLOUSLY LOW PRIOBR
DIEI^
MeCTJNE.—On the 13th Inst., Robert J. MoOtw.,.
10 the thirty-eighth year of hie age. t~
Therelativcß and friends of thoVunUy are re
spectfully invited to attend the ftHfal from his
late residence, 1880 Filbert street, on Tuesday after*
noon at i o’clock. **
LEVERING.—On the 13th inst., HCaitha,.Hifa of
John Levering, In the 73d year of her age.
Tho relatives and friends or the family are re-
OpeetfUUy invited to attend tne funeral from the re.
sidence of her hnsband, near tho Lower Merlon Aca
demy, on Wednesday morning, lftli Inßt-i at 10
o'elock. Funeral to prooeed to Koxborongh. **
BAKER.—On tho 13th inst-, Jesse Baker, in the
60th year of his age. _
Tho relatives and friends of the family, also Phoe
nix Lodge, No-130, A. Y. M., and Crystal Fount
Lodge, No. 110, of I. O. of O. F,, are respectfully In
vited to attend his funeral from his late resl<leaoo,
No. 409 Steven street, Camden, N. J., on Wednes
day afternoon, 17th inst, at 2 o’olock, to prooeed to
Odd Fellows’Cemetery. **
MEIGS —At Hammanassett, Delaware county,
Pa., on the 18th Instant, Mary Montgomery Meigs,
wife of Dr. Charles D. Meigs, and daughter of the
late William Montgomery, merchant of this city,
In the 71st year of her age.
The family and friends are Invited to attend the
funeral, at the rcsldenes of her sod, Dr. J. Forsyth
Meigs, 12(8 Walnut street, this Monday, isth fast,,
At 9 A. M- *
DOEBLEY,—Ofli the morning of the 14th inst.,
Solomon Doebley, In the 69th year of his age.
The friends of the family are invited to attend the
IhneT&l, from the residence of his son, F. Doebley,
No. 437 WildeyBtreot, Eighteenth ward, on Wednes
day afternoon. 17th instant, at 2 o’olock. *
MACFERRAN.—On the 11th instant, William
Macferran, in the 69th year of his age.
The relatives and friends are Invited to attend,
the funeral, from his late residence, No. 835 North
Fifth street, on Monday, at l o’clock. To proceed
to Cedar Hill Cemetery. Funeral services at the
house. ** ■
ASH.—Killed in battle, at Spottsylvanla O. H.,
Ya., May 8,1864, Captain Joseph P. Ash, 6th U. S.
K ThemaV(?relaSves and friends of the family, and
also officers of the army and navy in the oity, are
Invited to attend hisfuneral, from his late residence,
No. 222 South Fourth street, on Monday afternoon,
at half past 2 o’clock. Servioes at St. Peter’s Church
at 3 o’clock precisely. Interment at St. James the
Less. **
Weekly Report or interments.
HIAIHK Offios, M*y IS, ISSS.
Deaihe and Intmnmtg in tm (Hip </ -Phi fade awtttfi
from the tth to the 13 th of 3fay, 1885.
** * i *
OADSISOr ÜBATS. PAUSES OF MATS 3 3
5 3
<c? _____ J 3
Asthuta*4*.~*.•»**** 1 Fever, Typhoid-.*** 10 6
Asphyxia**** 1 1 Gout •»»* ** * **■»» * **• 1 ,
apoplexy***.**..«**. 6 Hemorrhage 1 1
B4dBaKfi»+“'r*«*w.. 1 _ “ from Uterus 1
GaoesT’..... -—*» s Hooping Cough« »*.. 1
** Uterus*.l luflammativn.Bralji IS
** Stomach.*** 2 “ Bronchi.***** 2
Casualties. **♦**•♦*+* 2 •• Heart..****** 1
Croup *..♦*.. 8 “ Larynx**-*" 1
Congestion, Brain... 4 S •• Lungs..***** 10 13
* r Lungs.. 8 1 . “ Peritoneum. 8
Cholera. Infantum-.. 1 *' Pi»ura>...... 1 _
Cerebro-Bplnal Me- ** B. & Bowels. 2 2
ningitis.....* 1 2 Inflammal’nUterus. 1
Carles of hoses of in temperance. ****** 1
head.....> •*+•*.... 1 Intussusception. .♦*. 1
Colic***-,*** I Inanition 2 1
Consumption,Lungs 41 6 Jaundice• **«**••*«»■* 1
Convulsions*. 14 Mania-a-rora. ••*•** 2
Cyanosis *****♦**—. 2 Malformation....... 2
Liptheria............ 8 Mara5mu5........... a 7
Bianhosa.»..«.«**••. 5 6 Old Age*............ .14
Dr0D8V........ it.*** 3 2 Obstruction of the
* r Bwdn 2 BOWelB.4«*MMM*> 1
*■ Chest.*..***. 1 Palsy*... 4
*■ Ovaries. 2 Pyemia---——.. •*«» 8
Disease of Brain »*•. 1 Bunoveronß. E... 1 1
** Heart *•*.•-». 4 2 Bupia.**..**.******.. 1
•* Spine*.•«•**« 1 5cr0fu1a......1
Frowned. ♦**. 4 2 Bofienlngof Brain- 1
Diaentery****.*****. . 1 Small-Pox.. ** 7 If
Dyspepsia.* **••-.♦*». 1 Still-born*.-•«*«•*♦* 14
Debility.... ***.**.. 7 6 Strangulation.****- 1
Bznpjema. 1 1 Suicide 1
Effasioaon Brain*.* 1 2 Tabes Mesenterica*. 1
Erysipelas 1 , Tumors-^..~*«.. 4
Fracture of Leg.... , 1 Tetanus. }
fever* Congestive •• 1 Ulceration* Bowels. 1-
** Pernlcloufl... 1 Unknown...*««.».*» 10 6
" Remittent... 1 Wonnda—Gunshot. • 8
** Spotted****** 1 1 T0ta1.1951154
“ Typhus...... 2 *
OI T&B ASOTS VSSSS W*BK — _
Underlyear.**.** *♦..•••69 From4oto fiC. ....**.*..,K
From lw .....24 ** 60to 60..****.26
«• itofi 28 " »te 70 **.2B
«* sto 10......***.*...17 ** 76t0 80.. ***l4
*• lOto 15.............. 5 *' 80to 90* .....7
“ 15tC20..*«.* ••>*... 11 ** 90_to 100.• -*-**-** 8
*' 30toSO».«r ...48 ~
•' 90t040 .....33 Total*....* *vrw...... S5l
WARDS. WABDB. WAUA
First 9 Tenth 12 Nineteenth *.*4.20
Second**... *«.*l9 Eleventh....... 3 Twentieth.....*22
Third*.*.** 16 Twelfth 7 Twenty-first... 6
Fourth•*...«♦..ls Thirteenth..... 8 Twenty-second.ll
Fifth* .*l9 Fourteenth..... 8 Twenty-third .. 9
5ixth........... S Fifteenth ..17 Twenty-fourth.2B
5eventh.........28 Sixteenth...... 8 Twenty-fifth... 6
Eighth. *..11 Seventeenth....2o Twenty sixth..lB
Ninth «... 4 Eighteenth..... 5 Unknown..•*»**2s
Total 5l
Deduct deaths from the country..... 20
Hot deaths in the city..... 7 . *325
HATFTITTi —United Staten, 352: Foreign,69: Unknown,
£oi Almehong«»U ; People Of Color* 13i from the coun
ts number of deaths, compared with the COrres*
ponding week of 1964* and of iasc week, was as fol*
lows:
Week ending Hay 14,18 W, was 320.
Week ending Ray 6.1866, was 263.
Male*. 179: females, 172; boys.7B; girls, 78.
Deaths and interments of soldiers, 26.
By order of the Board o/ Health.
GEORGE E. CHAMBERS, Registrar.
■RLAOK ENGLISH GRENADINES—
U received, a case of Black English Grenadine,,
at 40 celite a yard. BESSON & 603, Mourning SLora,
918 CHBSrxnJT Street.
Ope price. Prices IbiiUlb figaree. myia
WLACK CHALY DE LAINE.-JUST
A-A o*gsed* one case of plain black Chalyde Laities at
37K cents a yard. BEBBGN & SON, HonrainrStore,
918 CHESTNUT Street.
One price Prices in plain sgurea my is
T?YRK & LAWDJSLIi.
JLi ESTABLISHED IHYIB4O.
We always adhere to good Goods* and depend on fair
dealing for patronage.
GOOD STOCK OK SILK GOODS.
GOOD STOCK OF DRESS GOODS.
ap2B ■ SHAWLS AND STAPLE GOODS
XSST*> SPECIAL RELieiOUS SERVICE,
■3? CALVARY CHURCH, LOCUST Street, above
Filteehlh.-A’mching EVERY EVESISG this week,
fey the Pastor, mylfi-mtuwf4t*.fi
STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
PLAHTRH8 7 BARE OF TENNESSEE Will do
well to call upon ROBERT PALBTHORP, Attorney at
Law, Do. 603 WALBUY Street, It*
•Sa*- THR AKNUAL HEETIRO OF TUB
• Stockholders of the EMPIBB COPPER 00.
(of Michigan) will be held at their, Office* Ho 423
WALHUt Street* on FRIDAY, the 2d day of Jane, 1865,
ftt 11 o’clock A. M.. for the ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
and the transaction of other business.
_ J. S- McMULLIN, Secretary.
_ Philadelphia, May 15, 1865. myi6-tie2
THE ASNVALXEETISG OF THE
Stockholders of the PHILABEPfIU AND BOS
?V°? COMPANY tot Michigan) will be h.ld at
heir Office. Ho 433 WALNUT Sneat, on FRIDAY,
*r?ir?-TTr,*J "f J nii«, 185 J. at 1 o’.lock P.M.. for the
SLEOTIOB OF DIRfiCTOBS and ttus tr*n«aotlon of
Otb.r bn.lnese. j g MoMULLIN, Secretary.
FHH.Aim.FHTA. May 15 1813. * mrlS tjeS
Ki*. jygfSß«g THE IEHIUH COAL
and navigation company,
„ Philadelphia. May 13.18 M.
. whose names appeared
as such on their docks* at the close of innifATi. nn the
18th of March last are hereby notified that their right
to subscribe to ntw stock on the terms of the Circular
of March Kth, 1565, Will expire at 3 o’clock P M on
the 24th Inst. SOLOMON SHEPHERD,
myld‘l24 Tteaanrer.
fra® PHILADELPHIA AMD SENEOOA
CRIES OIL COMPANY. —Certificates of stoik
are DOW ready to be Issued to subscribers at the office
of the company, Ludwlck Buildings. No. 619 WAL*
BUT street, Room No. 9 . WM. B* BBTHBLL,
mr 15 Si* Clerk.
■SST* PHILADELPHIAi NAT 13,1869.
■«? The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
A-Eipa Mining Company* of Lake Superior, will be held
at their Office* No. 334 WALNUT Street, on TUBS
DAT, the 80th inst., at 12 o’clock, for the eleotion of
Directors, and the transaction of other business,
lfljNMmySQ B A HOOPBB, Secretary.
MSP OPnCE OFTHE peshstltania
l» IMPERIAL OIL COMPANY, No. »»4 South
FOURTH Street* Philadelphia, May 2,1806. ■
A special meeting of the Stockholder* of the Feaniyl
▼anla Imperial Oil Conptny will be held on MON OAT,
the 16th day of May, atlZo’clook M., at the qffieeoi
the Company i 224 South Fourth street* to' consider the
propriety of disposing of certain real estate of the com
pany for building iota in Lartonia, and to transact such
business as the Interests of the comwuiy may require.
By order of the Board. JAMBS M. SELLERS.
mr3 4 816 Secretary.
)QB> OFFICE OP THE COAT. BIDCUB
impbovimehta sd coal compass;,
Pailadblphia, May 8. 18®.
A Bretts] Meeting or the Stockholders will beheld at
the office of the Company, 339 WaLHIJP Street, on
TEBhbBAT, May 56th. atUo’elook M.
Bs orderortheieardom™ctor« k
Secretary.
I®* COMMOS WEALTH SiTIOSiI
BIKK. Pkh.*dki,phi*, K*y S, 183 d.
Tfce DlrMtor» hard this day 4mi«®4 » dividend
or sue rEB casr. r»r tfc. tut airmoniliß clear or
•“"•owoMooodomood. H. 0. TOTOifi
tniS-Wfmßt OotUM-
UNITED STATES CHRISTIAN
I=2? COMMISSION. —Honey. Gash acknowledg
ments for tfao w©©k ending Hat 10,1806
PHILADELPHIA CONTRIBUTIONS AS FOLLOWS:
Ladies' ChristianCommiision, Christ Church,
Geirnttfitown. per Mias Aertaen, Treas $163 03
Ladies* OhrliMM Commllßion, Alswder
pTMbvteriau Church, rhit*a*.. par Mias G.
MaWiUiaiDß. Treas.,—. 00 03
Ladles' ChrlatUn Commission, Presbyterian,
nhnroh, Chestnut HIU, Pa., per Mrs. N, W.
Darkness, Trea5................ 200 00
Presbyterian Sabbath School, Frankfort, per
Eot. Thom*sMorphy...4loo
Chil .Ten’s Fair. Weal Philadelphia, per J. H.
Newbo)*, and J. T. Allen, Jr-.~7...e 36 00
Ladies* Christian Commission, First Presby
terian Chtzrch, Philadelphia, per Airs. A. B.
Crowell 8 00
Total amount of Philadelphia contributions *> • $lB7 CO
OTHBB CONTRIBUTIONS.
Ladles* Bawaian Chris Com.* Honolulu,
Sandwich Islands, per Mrv. Kate M. Whit-
6,600 00
Paoifle Chris. Com., Ban Francisco, Cal., per _
S&ther&Co«»— ■-« 1,61170
Ctrl* Com., Rochester, New York, per O. D-
Grcsvcn....*- - 1,100 00
Contributions from other parts of the country,
acknowledged in religions newspapers...... 1.377 S 3
TotaL— $10,078 62
Amount previously acknowledged—*, 2is 70
. TolftlieMiPts,*,,,,..,,, 32
JOSEPH PATTERSON,
Treaanrer Christian Commtseloa,
Western Bank, Philadelphia.
STORES.
Total number of packages of stores received by the U.
S. Christian Commission at Central Office, Philadel
phia, for week ending May 11, 1885—136—0 f which
was. from
PHILADELPHIA,
1 bex Jamaica Ginger, Charles ElJi.*, Bon & Co.
The remaining packages will bo acknowledged in the
rellgioos pipeti. R wgA „ T . chtltmln .
yaa- IBK FOl LOWING PBSAMBll!
vW and if solutions, prepared and offend by Bn>.
GEORGE GHLSCOM, at a stated meeting of MONT
GOMERY LODGE, *o. 39, A. Y. M.. in the city of
Philadelphia, held on the 4th of May, 1866, were, on
motion of Bro TBOMAS, seconded by Bro. MURPHY,
nneniiicnßly adopted? .. ~
Whereas, PatiJotismi* a principle Implanted in the
foutdatloni of Pwe Masonry, inasmuch that to
he aim© Brother of thn f*raft laipHea fidelity and de
votion to the welfare of the Government under whose
pieteciionand ble«rngs wo lives in accordance with
which principle onranclent and honorable Lodge has
e rer stood forth the conspicuous and steadfast advocate
and d* fonder of onr National Government as well
throughout the Revolution which gave it existence, as
through all wars in which it has been since involved,
and particularly Us late great intestine tti&ls.
And whereas* Through the bUckeet treason and the
most slrocious wickedness ever known-in the history
of nations, our late great and good President—like
Washington, great because he was good—has been
siricktn down by the hand of base and cowardly assas
sination; the2©fore, _ . • M ,
Resolved That Montgomery Lodge, No. 19, has
learned with equal astonishment, horror, legation,
and grief, of the death by the hand of a vile &*sa«sln,
O' the lete beloved and revered President of the United
States of America, ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Resolved That as the Chief Ruler of cur Nation, our
late President bad drawn to himself onr warmest
esteem aid highest confidence, while by his exalted
genlns, bis amiability of nature, his universal beneyo
fence, and the strict and conscientious justice of his
coßTia. he conciliated the admiration and the love of
all two friend* of Republican principles and free Insti
tutions'' -
Btsolred, That we d©6tly deplorehlo lawvvtAhU and'
untimely fate at the very moment of tne triumphant
success of hts virtuons career, and that we sincerely
unite in the universal regret, sorrow, and indignation
with, which the good, the wi*e, and the honestTampng
makind tlu onghout the world, must be fiLled by this
cireevwt. . ...
Resolved* That while as Masons and citlzans we
mourn the national calamity, we would extend our
sympathy and condolence to those who, by natural ties
ol relationship, hare to endure the grief or a double
} °*Rf solved* That a* a mark of re.pact and feeble evi
dence of onr ftellngß on the occasion of this unpreoa
dented f Miction to us ss a people, these resolutions be
spread on the minutes of _
V MONTGOMERY LODGE, No. 19
On motion of Brother JOHN G. MjCHENER, se
conded by Brother JOHN THORHLRY* it wab then
unanimously ... , _ . .
Resolved* That a copy of these resolutions be tent to
the widow and family of the late President, and to
each member of the Lodge; also, that they be published
in th* journals of this city, and that Brothers GBIB
- and THOMAS be a committee to carry this resole.-
Uonlntoe&ct CH4ELB9 TIM,; W. H.
Attest—J. T. Thomas. Eecretaiy. It
NOTICE TO Al l, DELINQUENT
*=6? COJtPOKAITOHS OBCASIZED TJSDISS AST
LAW OF TBS STATE Of PEHItsrLVABIA.
.Mice Is hereby alve®, wall companies meorooiawd
by or under any law of the Oemnron wealth of ”cn&Ryl
venla. and organized at any time prior to the first Mon
day of November, 1861 that have failed to make report
to the Auditor General under the Act approved April 31,
1868. and the Act approved April 30. 1861, that they are
reqnind to report to the Auditor General forthwith, as
caße\ dividend has been declared, the Treasurer
will report, under oath, the amount of capital paid in,
the dale, amount, and rate per cent, of each dividend
during tne year ending ihe first Monday of November,
1864, and any previous year or yetr& in which the Com
pany may have had an existence; and in case no divi
dend has been declared daring the year or years end-■
lug as aforesaid, then an appraisement of the cash
value of the capital stock, as it existed between the first
and fifteenth d&ye of November, maat be made by the
President or Treasurer, and a majority of the Dlreetore,
under oath. When an appraisement is made, the re
port should alto state at what time the Company was
In addition to the abeve report, under th« act of April
2i, U6B, comranies not paying a tax or tonnage re
quired to make a separate report, under oath, of the
Treasurer, of ihe amount of net earnings or Income re
ceived during the period from April 30 to November!,
1864, In accordance with the second section of ihe act,
approved April SO. I£6l
Companies incorporated by other states
and “doing business in this Commonwealth.* 1 are
notified that they are made subject to the tax on net
earnings or income under the 2d seotiouof the act of
April SO, 1864, and are required to report to the Auditor
General the amount of such net earnings or income re
ceived between the 80th of April and the Ist ofaovem
-1 delinquent Companies incorporated by or under
any law of the State of Pennsylvania, will be afforded a
reasonable time in which to make the several reports
required by law and above enumerated; bnt continued
neglect or refusal will subject them to forfeiture of
charter, ui-dtr the 2d proviso of the 2d section of the
act of April 30,1864, which is in i he following words :
“Provided further, That any corporation which has
failed to make returns to the Commonwealth, as re
quired by the act of April 21, A. D. 1855, entitled*An act
for the better securing to the Commonwealth tnb pay
ment of taxes dueby incorporated companies, ’may make
such return within sixty days after the passage of this
act. any law to the contrary notwithstanding; and au
delinquent companies falling or refusing to make f ull
returns and payment to the State, as required by the
general laws or this Commonwealth m relation thereto,
sUUkive all their rifhtsanl privilege* decUrsd for
felted by
Auditor General.
W. H KEMBLE,
Stats Treasurer.
Sarrisbobo, May IQ, 1866. xaylßlm
igp— COAL AT COST,
PBIOE FOE MAT,
FIVE XtOXiXiAJEIS I*ER TON.
THE GIRARD
MUTUAL COAL COMPANY.
This Company is now well established and receiving
subscriptions for their stock, and delivering Goal
promptly of the very best quality, in any quantity,
large or small.
The advantages to the Stockholders In this Company
are very apparent, and cannot fail to be appreciated by
any one wno will take the slightest pains to investigate
the basis of its organization and the plan of tti opera
tions. Even in the present disturbed condition of the
coal market, the StoekholderwiU derive the full benefit
proposed in the prospeotns of the uompany—saving the
entire amount of the operators and the retail dealers*
profits, besides realising a handsome dividend on his
stock
For all Information necessary to a foil understanding
of the subject, apply at the office,
Ko, 330 Walnut Street*
Or at the Delivery Depot,
EIGHTH AND MASTER STREETS.
Geo. C. Mitchell, Henry Simons,
Secretary' and Snpt., Treasurer.
Deliver y Depot mylB-3t
COALATCOST!
COAL COOTANY,
OFFICE. 105 SOUTH FIFTH STREET, BELOW
OHBBTNUX.
A Company has been formed under the Mining bawl
of Pennsylvania* of -the above name, for the par
pose of supplying Coal to its members at prime cost,
and yon axe hereby solicited to become a participant in
its benefits.
The stock of the Company has been divided into 26,-
000 shares, at $lO per share, making a capital of $250,-
000. of which $50,000 Is set apart for working capital.
It is the intention of this Company <o furnish each of
its stockholders with onegros* ton (2,240 pounds) of coal
annually, for 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 wlntei a ton of coal of only 2000 pounds cost at
your door $l2-50, while the mining and transporting of
atonoi 3.34opounds* cost only $7.60: thusmaktogthe
enormous profit of five dollars on aeingle ton of coal,
besides the difference in weight. Why pay the differ*
ence, when by becoming & member of toe Housekeep
er* 1 Coal Company you wiU become directly connected
With the mining and delivery of your own Goal, there
by securing It pwd, Clean, cheap, and of foil weight 7
All these benefits are moored to you at once If l
join this Company. The charac er Of the gentlemen'
having this enterprise in charge i* sufficient guarantee
that the objects of the Association wtU fed folly verified.
The Company have prooured the leas 9 of the well
known colliery of “Branch dale,” situated about seven
miles ffom Pottsville. on a branch of the MlnehUi and
Sehuylklll Haven Railroad. The coal is of the belt
quality of the region, H being the celebrated Spohn vein.
The mine will now yield 40,000 tons of coal per year,
and can readily be made to double Its present uroduo
tian at a very small cost. The supply may be said io be
Inexhaustible, for, so far as the existence of this Com
piny is concerned, it certainly is so.
The mine is in complete working order, with all the
machinery and personal pioperty necessary and usual to
work a first-class colliery.
The stock of this Company is not an Inflated one, it
being based upon a fair equivalent in property.
The investment will be a good one, as the Company
expect to realize eufficientproflt from the sale of the sur
plus of all coal mined over 36,000 tons, to pay a good
semi-annual dividend.
Information concerning the affairs of the Company
can be obtained at the office.
PRESIDENT* __
B. F. LEAKS. H. D., Frankford.
, sscrstabt.
JOHB BACON, Office of the Company.
TBBASUHB&*
THOB. WBIGGINS. 8. S. Cor. Fifth and Chestnut sts.
• GENERAL AGENT*
ROBT. K. CORSON.
1 _ • DXBKOTOE9*
8- F. MSAKE, | LEWIS THOHPBOJT-
B, H. JBBKS. w THOMAS WRIGGINB. •
JACOB W. BOOKIPB. ap!7-mwf34t
•ST 1 RBPIBE COPPER COHPANYOF
i» MICHIGAN.
Notice is hereby given that an instalment of one dob
lar per share on each and every share of the capital
stock of the EMPIRE COPPER COMPANY OF MICHI
GAN has this day been called by the Board of Direators
of said Company, due* and payable at the Office of the
Company* No. 483 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia, on
or before the 20th day of May, 1865. Interest will be
charged on all instalments after the same shall have be
come due.
Bv order of the Board of Directors. ‘
J. 8. MoMULLIN* Secretary.
Philadelphia* April 28.1866. mrl-mwf tmyito
rsg» AMERICAN. ACADEMY OPMUSIC.
VS? -GRAND INAUGURATION OF THE U. 8
PENNSYLVANIA HOME FOR OUR INVALID SOL*
DIKES AND SAILORS and the children ot dependent
Soldiers and Bailors* willtrte Plfca ouTUKSDAY BVB•
ING, 16th of this month. In the ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
at 8 o’clock. The following-named gentlemen are ex
pected to take part in the exerslus:
M?D H oraTl“ A i* AED *
fir.'
, , _Bev. ALBX. HEED. »nd other,. „
Anorijinal Poem, entitled “A Horn* for oar Sol
dl«™.’ will he read by AB. VAH HOBS. Bed t „
Binglnibyaflnt-elMa Amateur Society. midarUiadi
rection of Mr. M. 0. BISSBE.
Ticket,, free of .karce, mar be had at J. B. Claxton'e
(late Mertt»n’el. 800 CHBBT9 DT B<., and Aehmead *
Evans. T»4oaiST*Dr Street.
JAMES POLLOOK.
J. Pbakcib Bouess. m. D.. Preelden .
Secretary.
mrBmwi4t» A. Maktih. Snperintendent.
HtmCR—WOBDEH FAB9I Oil.
|2» COMPAHY, Office JT0.149 8. FODBTH Strut.
Certificate, of etock wUI l» ieenad on and after Mar
Utk. 1860, on tnrrender of the original reoeleta.
mylC'H* J. L DBLaVLIIUK, President.
, WiHAKtAAEH HBEOWK,
THE PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA,' MONDAY, MAY 15, 1865.
Ifflr STATE MUST OF THE JOHN
I*' HANCOCK MUTUAL LIVE INSDBANCS 00.
Boston, F«b. 28, 1865.
Met assets Sot. 1,1861 OS
Receipt* from Sot. , 1864, to Feb. 28. 1865:
For premiums****--***, •*«-..»*»«,...543,000 02
5,029 06
- 46.029 08
$241,702 18
Disbursements from Sot. 1,18 W» to
Feb. 28, 1866:
For eommiißlont and medical «x»
aminatlons~*,..s4,o4s 87
For t&xe»*.*o**««*,— «*« 952 20
For surrendered policies -*—*-* 1,258 58
For expenses* viz: Printing’, sta
tionery, advertising, salaries, M
rent, stamps, Ac..«***»* 3,444 20
For annuities"*'****-*--***---*-*-*- 0-0 00
For dividend paid on guarantee
stock 'iff 208 . U ,432 93
ASSETS.
United States securities.— ,—573,500 00
Maine 6 per cent bonds—***,.***, 8,000 00
Sew Hampshire do 6,000 CO
Vermont do-***-*--*—» 6,030 00
Bhode Island do—lo,ooo 00
Connecticut d 0.6,000 00
Portland City do—l,ooo 00
B&j.k stocks in Boston——.,*4** 24.0C0 03
licsne secured by mortgages—**— 12.600 00
Do. d* U. 8. bonds— 2,800 00
Cask in bank.„— 6,330 77 •
Pp/miDmnotes^CurcdtiyoollaterNi
on policies, including 06
on account of one-payment pro
axioms -*** ** 76,094 38
Due from agents and in transit —* 3 054 18
Accrued interest on investments— 2,98 J 37
Advance invalue ofstocksabovocoit 6,626 Id
$233,788 70
(Signed) GEO. P. SAHGSK, President.
Gso. B. Ao.br, Secretary.
The Company lave established a Branch Office in
Philadelphia, and are prepared to issue any description
of policies common to otber Life Companies.
Special attention is invited to their plan for nos-
PORFBITURB Of POLICIES. ' .
HfiKET 5. LINCOLN. Agent,
ttjB mwfet 438 WALNUT Street.
THE AKMUAL MEETING OF THE
§2s? Stockholders of the majtdan auncbU COM
PANT, (of Lake *-*»4*ior.) will be bold at their'office.
No. 3»£ WALNUT Street, on TflUBdPaT, in* 25th
ictt., at 12o’clock, for the election of Directors and U*
transaction of other business. _
B A HOOPBB, Secretary.
Philadelphia, Hay 10,1886. myll-13t
s> sgy OFFICE OF THE UNION PASSBN.
WP GBR RAILWAY CO., No. 308 South FOURTH
Street. Philadelphia, May 2, 1866.
A meeting of the Stockholders of this Company will
be held at the Office oc MONDAY. Say 22d, at 10 o’clock
A M , to consider and accept the Supplement to the
Charter, pa**ed at the late session of the Legislature.
By order of the Board orpirectors. „ ..
my 3 I7t WM. F. KEMBLE, Secretary.
MEKCHAKTS’ AND 9UNUFAC
15® TURERB’ NATIONAL BANK. _
Pittsburg, April 11,1866.
Stockholders ere hereby notified that Books will he
opened for subscription to the new stock of this> Bank
attheGOMMBfiGIsLNATIONA»*BANK, In Philadel
phia, on MONDAY, Mar Ist. 1866, and will continue
open during banking hours, dally, from 10 o’clock A.
M. to 3 o’clock P. M., until Thursday, June Ist, 1860.
Bt order or IKeßoard of Directors.
« JOHN BOOT®, Jr., Caahlerr
H. S. BOMiMAN, President.
Pittsburg, pefiHt.
BOBT. B. STERLING. Vise President.
.. • Phllsdel»bl»
fcCS® PEN9SYLYANIA RAILROAD
*2® COMPANY—TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT.
Philadelphia, May 8 ,1866.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.-Tho Board of Di
rectors have this day declared a semi-annual dividend
of FIVE PER CENT on the Capital Stock of the Com
pany, clear of National and State taxes, payable on and
after May 80, 1865. . „ M • . a
Blank powers of attorney for collecting dividends
can be had at the Office of the Company, No. ADD South.
THIRD Street THOMAS T. FIRTH,
my4-23t Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE HAPI B SHADE
OIL COMPANY, No. 53* WALNUT Street
Philadelphia, April 26,1866.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Maple
fihtde Oil Company will be held at their Office on
THURSDAY, May 18.1865, at 13 o’clock M. f for the pur
pose of electing a Board of Directors to serve for the
ensuing year. THOMAS B. &EABLS.
ap37 tmy!B Secretary.
U. S.
BEYEN-THIB XY LOAN-
By authority of the Seowtary of Ihe Treasury, the
undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency for the sale of United States Treasury Notes
bearing seven and three-tenths per cent, interest per
annum, known as* the .
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
These Notes are Issued under date of June 15, 1865,
and are payable three years from that lime* In cur
rency, or are convertible at the option of the holder into
U. S. &•» SIX PER CENT.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.
There Bonds are now worth a premium of nine per
cent.»including gold Interest from November, which
makes the actual profit on the 7 SO Loan, at current
rates, including Interest, about ten per cent, per an
num, besides Us exemptionfrom State and municipal
taxation , which adds from one to three per cent, more,
according to the rate levied on other property. The
interest is payable semi-annually by coupons attached
to each note, which maybe cut off and sold to any bank
or banker.
The interest amounts to
One cent per day on a $5O note.
Two cents per day on a $lOO note.
Ten cento per day on a $6OO note.
Twenty cents per day OU a $l,OOO note.
One Dollar per day on a $5,000 note.
Cotes of all the denominations named Will be’
promptly furnished npon receipt of subscriptions, and
the notes forwarded at once. The interest to lSth Jnne
nest will he paid In advenes. This le
TEE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
now «F4**4 hy the GoTenUMllt, and it la confidently
expected that it. superior Sevan tales wilt mike It the
GHEAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Lee* than 4300,000,000 of the Loan snthorljed by the
laat Comreia ire now in the market. This arnonat,
at the rate at which It la being absorbed, will all be
snbierthed for within four months, when the notes
will undoubtedly command a premium, as has uni
formly been the tase at the close of the subscriptions to
other Loans,
la order that citizens of every town and section of the
wastry may be afforded facllilita for taMm the Loan,
the National Banks, Elate Banks, and Titrate Bankers
throughout the country haye generally agreed to re
ceive subscriptions at par. Subscribers will selectthelr
own agents, in whom they have confidence, end who
only are to be responsible for the delivery of the notes
for which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
No. 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
csannis ikort. aim, uno*. rn.
QHARLES EMORY & 00.,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BR9KEBS,
So. 15 South Third street,
PHILADELPHIA
fill kinds of nnsnrrent fands and Soli and Silver
bought and sold, and Oolleetione made.
Particular attention given to the pnrehaee and eala ot
Government. State, and other Stceke and Loans ox eom
mission. noXI-tm
7.30. 6-20. 10-40.
ADAMS Sc LBYIS,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
GOVERNMENT BKOURtTISS AND STOCKS BOUGHT,
SOLD, AND NEGOTIATED.
SOLD ABB SIEVES BOUGHT ABB SOLD.
Special atUutlou aivtn to OIL BTOCKS. mMUSb
nnWArnn *Ol UTS. monaona. ynAnaox.
gDW. ROBINS As CJO-,
STOCK AND EXOHANGB
* BROKERS,
HO. 47 WUIH IHDUI OTBEBTc
PHILADELPHIA.
AIiKSMO,
SANK HOTBB. BOLD. BH.VRH, STOCKS. BONDS,
ABB GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
BOUGHT ABB SOLD.
Gotlarilcss mada on all parti of the aonutry.
Deposits reMlvad, anhlMt to sight draft, and Interest
allowed. mh7-Sm
gECOND
NATIONAL, BANK, '
OF PITTSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA,
ILATI IKON OUT TKUBT COMP A NT.)
CAPITAL. BSOO.OOO.
BABKXBB* ABB MERCHANTS’ OOLLBUTIONB
•roauUv attended to on the most favorable terms.
6. *. WABKSB, President.
CHARLES H. RIGGS. Cashier. mbS-Sm
Q.BNERAL U. S. GRANT.
NEW PHOTOGRAPHS,
WENDBROTH, TAYLOR, & BROWN,
LIFE-SIZE,
Sittings made at onr Gallery. PRIDAT, Hay 5,18(5.
WENDEEOTH, TAYLOE, A BROWN,
ffiyH-fmwBttf. No. 91* OHEBTNPT Btreet.
EXCELLENT IMPERIALS, CARTES
-LU DI VISITE, Ac., of LIBUT. GENERAL GRANT
can be bad at F. GUtEKONST’S.
myli-tt* tO* ARCH Street.
GBPAT CBNTBAX. CLOTHINGHOUSE,
DIVIDENDS.
FINANCIAL,.
PHILADELPHIA.
NO. SOS CHESTNUT STEEET,
All Unde of
TAKEN FROM LIFE, BY
ARTISTS,
814 Cheistant Street.
EXTRA IMPERIAL,
8-4 and 4-4
CARTES DE VISITE.
8 PRIZE MOREY AND OOVERN-
M*HT JttSWSJ, *<> ALL who iNthr the
UNITED STATBS 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 but
to receive ALL who here served in the volunteer sor«
jl..,*!M*ih» Molars, « In the marines. and h*v*
bwnhonortMydiiiharisa. guehpenon. ealtatlag In
the United States tfartnes will receive the Govern
ment bounty, and will also be entitled to their share of
prise momy in ear captor* of the enemy'* vessels.
For farther Information apply at the reernlting ren
dezvous. Wo. SURonth fBOAT Street, between S A.
St. and 3 o'eltfek P. K., every day Bht Sunday.
JAMBS POBNIY.
anl-tf Captain and HeernUlnc OlBeer.
RETAIL DRY ROODS.
pEACB AND PROSPERITY PRIORS.
EIRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
IMPORTERS,
JOBBERS,
AND
RETAILERS
OP
*
FINE DRY ©OODS.
ap26-wsm2m
*225,279 23
QABSIMEREB, COATINGS, CLOAK-
Light Fancy (Tassimeres
Medium and Dark Fenny Stylos.
Mhsas.
5*4 Stylos, for Basinet Bolts.
6 i &Me Gostiagg
Fine and low-priced Coatings.
LadlceSCtoakinge. good quality, at $2.
Fine American and Imported Cloakings.
Ana evorr other desirable Woolen Fabric for Spring
and Summer wear. COOPER & ConaßD,
my 15’2t S. E, cor. NIETH and MARKET Sts.
PEARL TINTS MOHAIRS.—NEW
gbadei. for street wear.
Tourists' Dress Goods, of every kind.
Several lots thin goods, underprice.
White Goods of every kind.
Black Diets Goods—great variety. __
COOPER &CONARD.
myls 2t S. E cor. NINTH and MARKET Sts.
pLOAKS AND MANTLES.
V/ Dull fiilk 9»cquea.
.Lack-lustre Bleb Garments
Heavy Lustrous M wil«
Plain and Gay Styles.
Elegant Garments, of Silk and Cloth, for first-class
custom COOPER A CONARD,
my!6’2t S. E. cor. NINTH and MARKET fits.
QA CENTS YARD-WIDE BLEACHED
MUSLIN, the best in town for the uriee.
Best makes yard- wide dhlrilngs.
Sheetings, by the yard or piece.
Angola Flannels, 35 cents, extra floe DometQ,
Fine asl-wool Fiasnele, Tickings Ac.
Linoa bhirt Fronts, every price, from 30c to $l,
Complete stock of Linens and Damasks.
Linen Good s at the new low prices. .
Completeftock of Towels and Towelingi, good quali
ties, at very reduced prices. tnnwim
COOPER & CONARD,
my] 6 2t S. 8 cor. NINTH and MARKET fits.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
o SELLING OFF ENTIRE STOCK
TO CLOSE BUSINESS!!
GOOD-WILL AND FIXTURES FOR SALE.
TBOBNLBY AND CHISM-
We Invite special attention to the above announcement.
We have a Larxe Stock.
We are Belling Cheap. _ _ , ,
Every yard Is to be closed out on or before the Ist day
of September. Silks and Dress Goods. _ _ ,
Cloths, Casttmeres, and Linen Goods.
Bhawla.Cloaks Skirts, Hdk6i.«e.,Eo.
Muslins and Calicoes much under market t>nc*
THORN (-BY & CHISM.
myl3 2m Cor.tpf EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN.
T'AGQ & BRO., COR. TENTH AND
PINEy open bargains, from auction.
9 cases ladies’ corded border Linen hdkfo, 18 and sse.
3 cartons very heavy Nos, 49 aad 50 blaek bonnet rib
bons, 62 and 76c,
3 cartons very heavy white and com colors do. do* ■
76 and 60c ~
1 lot ladies’ mourning silk gloves, stitched backs, 6Cc.
1 lot todies’ very fine lisle thread gloves, 20c.
9 lots ladies'regular made, lisle thread, openwork
hose, 87 and 60c. •
4 lots regular and half regular made white cotton
hose, 35 to 60 cents.
4 lots gents' unbleached cotton half-hose, 25 to 60s.
6 lots gents’ thread, Berlin, and silk gloves. 3tc to $l.
2 lots gents’ gauze, merino undershirts, fine goods,
$1.60 to 1.62. :
Hot blue grenadine veils, 60c, not half piles.
2 lots gents' Grencb gum suspenders, 76c..
6 lots blue, pink, green, and buff tarlatans, 25 to SOe.
2 lots very fine Swiss mualine, 60 and 75c.
1 lot eaoharlila stripe Swiss muslin, for waists. 62>4«.
6 lots plain white Nainsook muslins, 80c to $1.26.
1 lot b. : a»k silk invisible natts* 400.
. Slots gents' silk &99k ties, black and colors, 25and
1 lot very wide and fine Scotch diapers, $5 per piece.
Also, trimming ribbons, all colors, dress buttons,
misses’ and boys’ stockings, children's gloves and
hdkfs, notions in variety. ; my 13 At
SHETLAND SHAWLS, IN EVERY
O variety. A, & H MYERB,
pjS-lm 036 CHESTNUT Street,
JjACB P.OINTES.
THOS. W. EVANS <6 00,
’Will open this morning a beautiful assortment of
UCB POINTER AND BOCKNOUB,
At priees mueh below the present gold rates,
my 12-St* 818 and 820 CHSSTHOT Street.
MOURNING MILLINERY. .
AW- A 4 H. MYKBB,
my6-lm 9g6 OgBSTKPT Street.
QLOSSY BLACK MOHAIRS.
PEARL SHADES ALPACAS.
TOTJEISTS’ DRESS GOODS.
BLACK WOOL DELAINES.
BLACK MANTILLA SILKS.
WHITE AND BUFF PIQUE.
COOPER &■ OONARD,
myS-tf S. B. cor, NINTH and MARKET Streets,
MANTILLAS, ALL STYLES FOR
XfX mourning. A. & H. MYERS,
myB-im • 935 CHESTNUT Btoeot,
COO HOOP SKIRTS. fino
VZO. HOPKINS’ “OWI MAKS” OF
HOOP BKIBTB> the best assortment and test Quality
and style* In the city. Gore Trails, all lengths ana
sizes, from 18 to 60 springs, from $176 to $4. Plain
Skirts, all the now shapes and sizes, from 19 to 60
springs, from $1.40 to $3. Skirts of extra heavy steal
and extra tapes from SO to 86 springs, from $1.90 to
$3 76 HisMs’-and Children’s, of grads, from 8
toB6 spridgt, from 4to 8 sente par spring: they heve no
equal. sgasta lor tba Saw flexible bfilrt, the most
pliable Hoop Skirt mada, and fully equal to the Duplex
Eilptie Skirt, and at ranch lower prices; Also, con
stantly on hand, fall lines of low-priced Haw York
Skirts, kid-padded and metallic-fastened—ls sprints,
86c. i 20 springs. Si; 26 springs, sl*ls; 30springs. $L 26;
and 40 springs, SI. 60. skirt* made to order, altered,
and repaired, at 638 ARCH Street. myl2 lm*
'PLACE AND FIGURED SILKS. "
JD A A H. MYIRB,
myB-Im 988 CHESTNUT Street.
RLACK ALPACAS AT 50, 68, 75, 88c.,
U and SI. Al«n, magnificent Black Mohaixa, $1.15,
SI. 76, $1 38, and *! 50
Lnpln’a Biask wool Delaines, 55 eta. _
Double-width Black Wool Delaines, $l.l, to $1.75.
Lupin’s plain colon Delaines, Slate.
Pearl Tints Alpacas, and Mohairs. „
Tonrleta’ plain, mixed, plaid, and striped Hohalrs,
l °Kieil JaconetaV Satin Plaids
aid Stripes, Bird-eye Linen, Swiss Hnillne, BrU
"T&f : «ad Buff Roue by the piece or yard, good
Ginghams, Ac.
Mnsunabythepieconnder oohaiii)i
my9-tf 8. E. tor. NINTH and MARSBr Streets.
/IRAY MATERIALS FOR TRAVEL-
Of ling DRESSES. A & H M7BRB,
rnyS Im 986 CHESTNUT Street.
PIGUBBD BILK GRENADINES,
X of the best anilities and styles, in Black and Gray
Grounds. 66c to $1.60 • . .
Yravelling-Drus* Goodt, In every variety.
New Dress Good*. In great variety.
E&ndeome Ohene BUke, f J. 60-
VERY CHEAP BLAHS SILKS,
snltab'efor -Oresiea,Mantlet, and Sacqne*.
COTTON GOODS AT LB* THAU WHOLESALE
PRICES
Merrlmao. Sprsgne. and Pacific Prlcls. SBo.
10 4 Waltham and P.peilU bUhehed |heetlngs. $L
H. ST£BJ* « BOfli
mvB-tf Nos 713 and 715 North TENTH Street,.
rjRENADINE BAREGES, ALL
VJ widths *A. Si H Bf7BEBi
mvB lm* ’ 930 CBIBTNPT Street.
17 na CHESTNUT STREET.
I m\J t Lave now open a magnificent assortment of
SPRING Mil LINER? AND STRAW GOODS. x
Which I offer, wholesale and retail, at the lowest
market prlc+s
Poult de Sole! and Groe de Naples In all colors; the
more desirable and scarce colors, anon aa bun, pearl,
roße plnk, Ae , In an assortment ot shades.
Ben White, Blaok, and Colored Orapee-
Ribbons of every shade, narrow and wide, to match
French Flowers, the finest goods, preitlctt styles, at
reasonable prices. -
IN HATS AND BONNETS ,
We offer every ffew.shapeltt every variety of material.
Wide While I.toa, Barbee,Marines of every gnsUly.
Tk<> best Preach and New York Bonnet Frames, and
every ether article required la mftklsg or trimming a
handsome line of the best quality Grenadine
Veils, all *
Orders from the country promptly and accurately at
tended to. V. WKYL,
WB No. 736 OH IBTNUT Street,
tpTO-lm Buqc«gsor to M. Berahelm-
ttnited states, EASTERN DIS
«J TBICT OF PBNBBYLVANIA.—Bct.
thk president of the UNITED states, to the
MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF
PENNSYLVANIA.— Greeting: ,
WHEBSAS. The District Court of the United State in
and for the Sutern District of Pennsylvania, rightly
and duly proceeding on a libel, filed in the name of the
United States of America, hath decreed all person* in
general who l ave, or pretend to have any right, title,
or interest-in tho steamer Amazon, whereof ——Dil
lon ie master, her ta*k}e, apparel, and furniture, and
the cargo of the said cteamer, captured lathe Savannah
Elver, btate of Georgia, by the United State* *t*am*r
Pontiac, utdfr command of Lieut. Commander Samuel
P. Luc&i to be uoniehed, eited, and called to judg«
ment,atlhft time and place underwritten,and to the effect
hereafter expressed (juitice so reqoinxtg)- YonaTe tners*
fore charged and atriotly enioiibed and commanded, that
you omit not, but that by publishing these presents in at
least two of the daily newspapers printed and published
in the city of Philadelphia, and in the Legal Intelli*
veneer, you do monish and olte, or cause to bemonlsnea
and cited, peremptorily, all persons in general who
have, or pretend to have any right, title, or interest in
the said steamer Amazon and cargo, to appear before the
Honorable JOBS C AO WAL ADEB, the Jndgeof the said
Court, at the District Court room, in the city of Phila
delphia, on the TWENTIETH day after publication of
these presents, if it be a court day, or else on the next
court day following, between the usual hours of heating
causes, then and there to show, or allege, in uni
form of law, a reasonable and lawful excoae, if
any they have, why the said steamer Amazon, and
cargo should not be prononsoed to belong, at me
time of the cipture of the same, to the enemies or
the United Btate, and as goods of their enemies or
otherwiifi liable and sabjeetto ooDdcmhation. ( Co be *d
laeged ud condemned as good and lawful prizes} ana.
farmer to do ahd receive in this behalf aa to justlcd
ahaU appertain Anc that you duly intimate, or cause to
be intimated, unto all persona aforesaid, generally, (to
whom by the tenor of these presents it is also intimated, )
that if they shall not appear at the time and place above
mentioned, or appear and shall not Bhowa reasonable
and lawful cause to the contrary, then said District Uourt
doth intend and will proceed to adjudication on the said
capture, and may pronounce that the said steamer Ama
zon and cargo did belong, at the time of the capture of
the same, to tbe enemies of the United States of America,
and as goods of their enemies, or otherwise, liable.and
subjc ct to confiscation and condemnation, to be adjudged.
and condemned as lawful prize, the absence or rather
contumacy of the persona eo cited and intimated in any
wise notwithstanding, and that you duly certify to the
B*id District Court what you shall do In the premises,
toeether with the*e presents. ___ v ,
Witness ’h* Honorable JOHN CAD WALADER, Judge
of the said Ourt, at Philadelphia, this eleventh day
of May, A. D., 1886, and in the eighty-ninth year
of the indepenlenee of the said United State
. mvlfiSt Clerk of the District Court.
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son.
n is ene of tie most DttUltfthle tlcttoni ever pnpiUh
ed in America,and.anhengh ontlintarewdays,]btd* fair
to ornate an excitement equaled only tiy the publication
sr. philips,
the new novel, by the author of *' Rutledge,' ’ which is
selling by the thousands.
CARIjETOW,
Pnbil»her, Jew Tcrk.
fmyH-mtnth3t
JHREB SPLENDID NEW BOOKS.
, WILL BB READY IH A FEW DAYS.
Sir,. Hast S. Houses’ new novel, entitled
HUGH WORTHINGTON.
Thts new novel by the author of “ Tempest and San
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orders are piling up for it in immense quantities.
* * * ...
FAIRY FINGERS.
A capital now novel by Mia Amu Cora Eitchib (late
Mrs Mowattl. author of “ Atttohiography of an A«-
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HI.
SUPERIOR FISHING.
A delightful new book cn Sporting. By K. B. Eoose-
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* * * * *
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SEW EDITION. WITH IMPORTANT ADDITIONS.
SKSTOET op THE ANTI- SLAVERY MEASURES OP
THE avis AND 38tS CONORESSBA
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BERLIN. Being Vol. 6 of the favorite "Spectacle
Series." Frofuaely Illustrated. $l.
MARTIN'S GBBAT “HIsTORY OF FRANCE "
Pait7, “The Aob of Louis XIV. 2 yol*, with Steel
Portraits; bow ready. $B.
AfißTlflEiU’S HISTORY OF ENGLAND. Vole. I
end 2 (1890—1816) now ready, ffl.
IN FBBSS, FOB EARLY PUBLICATION,
THORHTS THAT WILL LITE,
Belnf memorable sentences from the Addresses,
Speeches, and other Writings of ABEaHAH LINCOLN.
Eyory Bo j In the land should read
THE BAIiLY FIFE of
ASHA HAM LINCOLN,
THE PIONEER BOY.
BY WILLIAM M. THAVEB.
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until hie inauguration as President. Oao vol, l2mo.
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LIFE IN HEAVEN. B? the author of •* Heaven,
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SIMON NEWCOHB*6 FINANCIAL POLICY dnrln*
the soatuera BebelUonr . *
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TSB ffifeilSSTgßUS HISTOBW3AB.AI.MMAO
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BUSBASDS AHD HOMES. Br Marlon Harlasi, an
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THOUGHTS OB PERSONAL BBLIGIOH. Br Bd
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BT PHILLIPS. By author of BnUedgo, &c.
BKIB MISSES AND SKETCHES. By Gall Hamilton.
Foi sale by JAMBS 8. OLAXTOB,
Baeeewor to
W. S. & ALFRED MARTIEN,
006 GHBSTftB? Street.
A KTTDA.Ii OP SOIEKTIPIC DISCO
ii VBEI POE 1865 lOW BSADY.
ALROI
LOUTS NAPOLEOfI’S LIPB OF OS3AR.
JOSEPHUS—An elegant library edition, In 4 voU. »
large plea type, printed on tinted paper, and bound in
T WBBBTSK ? B new dnabbidged dictionary.
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APPLETON’S NEW AMERICAN
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• Various Styles of Bindln,.
BXBBLLIOH EBaoED, by Prank Moore, In 8 to!«.
MBKIVALK’S HISTOIiS Of THB BOB*»S-»ow
eoxoplete. . .
The Agency for these valuable works is at
33 Sonth SIXTH
Jg BONZE BUST
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
We have had modeled for us by the well-known ar«
.tlst. JOB. A. BAILLY, a bust of Abraham Lincoln, and
have had the same copyrighted. It lg pronounced by
all whohave seen it to be a peifect likeness of the illas*
trlous defeased. To make it within reach of all we
have pnt the price at FOUR DOLLARS, with a liberal
discount to the trade.
WARNER, MISKEY & MERRILL,
No. 718 OHBSTHDT Street, and
Ho. 579 BROADWAY, IT. Y,
JJEMOVAL.
BECHTEL & ENO
Will o,«their New Store,
716 ARCH Street,
With a Brash nl Eltgant Asiortment ot
SILVER AND PLATED WABES,
Oa MONDAY. 18th lnrt mvlfi 6t
TjITMt Mceivbß!'"" 1
JL> Examine onr Phototraphs of
ABBIHA.U LINCOLN
In Crayon—Cabinet and Life-size—
and jndfe for touibblybb of
TBBIR SUPERIOR MERIT.
HBNSZBT & CO.,
No 618 ARCH Stre»t.
OUARTBEMASTER’ 8 OFFICE.
Hsw Yoatr. May 11, 1835.
BALK OF aOVBEKHBHT VKS9ELB.
OB FJUDAT, May 19, ISM,, _
Mr. J. H DRAPSE, Auctioneer will aell *ll2 P'eloelt
Boon, At Public Action, At Pier 36, Hoith BWer.
Steamehip '* Cahawba, ’ ’ 1,643 loss.
* Bteftßttfclp ' 1 Detroit, 1 * 598 tonß
And immediately afterward* at Pier 19, Worth. Biver;
Brie • 1 Draaoen." IfO tone.
Bark “ Voltiaenr, ” SBS tons
ferine of Sale—Omb In Ooyernment food* o.vr.r.
Permtselon to Inspect theae veeula can be obtained on
application at tble office.
STEWARD TAM VEIST.
Brevet Brigadier general, P. S A.
T ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
JJ MULES.
COTES' QOAaTEKSf ASARR’a Offtcb.
Depot op Washington
Washington, d C,. May is, ism.
Will bs sold ai public auction, under the direction of
Bievet Colonel Charles H. Tompkin*, A Q M., at the
Corrals near the Observatory, is the city of Washing
ton. D 0 • between
* FIVE AHD SIX THOUSAHD MULES,
which have.been us»d In the Government service.
The sale vi ill commence on Monday. May 22. 1895. at
10 o’clock A- M., and continue from day to day. unless
otherwise Ordered, until the whole number is Bold.
The mules will he told singly, to the highest bidder.
Turns cash, in Government lands. ________
D. H. RUCK SB, - -
Brig. Gen. and Chief- Guartermsster.
mvls Pt .. Depot of Washington.
MARSHAL’S SALE.—BY VIRTUE
ITJL of a Writ of Sale by the Hon. JOHH QADWALA
DEB. Judge of the District Court of the United States,
in and for the Eastern Dlßtrlet of Pennsylvania, in Ad
miralty, to me directed, will be sold at Public Sale, to
the highest and best bidder, for cash, at Micaener’s
Store. Ho. 143 Hoith FBOJIT Street, ou WHDBBSDAT;
Mar 31, 1890, at is ©'dock M., S 3 bales and 95 bags of
cotton, baton the residue of cargo steamer celt; ci bves
cotton and 1.12 bags of cotton, being cargo of the steamer
Amazon 2 )‘4 bags of Pea Island cotton, being cxrgo of
unknown sloop; 6 bags of Be* Island cotton, cargo of
unknown sloop; 9X bales cotton; being ths portion of
c*rso of an unknown vessel; and 1 hale cotton* baicg
a portion of cargo of an unknown veisel—all to be sold,
“ ,0 ti 6 h!ghM ' b WILLIA M MiLL-*AED.
U. S Mental Eastern P.utrlct of PennsylYaotY
Philadelphia. May 13, 1865. mVlo-6t
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS —ELE-
gatt st,lea patent hinge Jack PhotompMo Al
abch fitre« t.
A style-portrait unsur
pasted, nnanestionablr the most accurate, life
like. impressive. end natural .In expression and color
ing! BF. KBIMBB’S Ilia-site Photographs In oil, B»4=
AJtCH Street. It*
PBRBONB WHO WISH A GOOD PIO
i ture, llkenfse of rare accuracy and artistic execu
tion and finish, should purchase colored Photographs
at BEIMBK’S popular Gallery, SBCO9IN above Green.
Only ,1 90 It*
(SPECIAL SALK OP FRENCH AR
kJ TIBTIQ RKOHZBH. ■
Cotncrislii OKOOPBS; AHD FIOTTEBS, VAKIABIH
BTATUABY, OKBAHBUrTO, Ac., Ac., Ac., logonily
Imported from France ana Italy- by Messrs. Ylrl
BKOB.. [formerly Vito Vltl A Sons.lto take place at
oor Ait Gallery. Bo- IUO CHBSTNor_B!reet,
ObT WEMi BBDAT *MOBSI R Or. ,
May 17th, at 11 o’clock The collection will be w-
Tainted for examination on Mond&y.lfith inst. at which
time catalogues can be bad at the office of Mejsrc. Viti
Bros. , No. 1498. Front street, or at the Art Gallery.
mylS-St THOS. BISON A SON, Auctioneers.
A MBROTYPISTB, PHOTOGRAPH
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ustd in tie business, Agents for Kttbh 0 A AiuianT'e
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xA GBAPHEB, and JOHSB. DILLOH. Artist, havlgc
entered Into partnership, respeoUnlly amonnes to their
Mend sand M>., ABOVI OftMTßfnT,
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cnliar to this wondrous and beautiful art, from minia
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WANTED—IN A WOOLEN JOBBING
f " House, a talesman acquainted with City Trade,
to eell by cample* Address “City Trade,’’ at this
office. my 12 3t*
WANTED—A SMALL, GENTEEL*
TV 111 Plont Family to take chsrsa of antmmar
ritd Clergyman's House, ia this city. No objections
to a family from the country. Ooranraoleatloa. (confi
dential! may bo addressed to “ Clergyman, ” Press
Offlce, Philadelphia. myll-thsmBt«
WANTED—AT NO. 1321 CHESTNUT
"" STREET. ei terprlsing MEN, with 85C0 to $5,000,
desirous of making a email fortune rapidly, to exam
amine the n«w patent
*v * _ * “CAMPILLIOM CARPETS,” ,
the wonder of the me, and no humbug. Address, with
niyf&-'6t* City Pact offla&
WANTED, AT $l5O PER MONTH,
” A RELIABLE CAKVAPBER in eyery town and
county, for the JSTJBSB and SPY. the most interesting
and exciting book ever published, embrastag the &d
-▼entnres of a woman in the Union army eft IJurae,
Scout and. Spy, giving a most vivid inner picture of the
war. We have Agents clearing $l6O per months which
we will prove to any doubting applicant. Send for
circulars. Address ’'JoflEi BROS. & CO, ► Do. 600
CHEbTUUT Btrect, Philadelphia, Pa. * » aplfl- Im*
12mu. $2.
A GENTS WANTED,—TO 1,000 ENER
-iAGaTIC MEN and WOMEN, a rare chance in offerdd
to make from s*o to $®W pm month seUlnc J-. T,
HEADLEY'S FOPOLAJ4 BIOGRAPHIES and STAND*
ABB HISTORICAL WORKrf. The best selling Books
published. Sold only by agents. Call or send, stamp
for terms. E. B. TREAT, Publisher, 130 GRAfITEFBt.,
Hew York. • myl2‘4t
A GENTS WANTED, TO SELL THE
issnins Improved New Bnglatd Family BBWI'NQ
MACHISM, the belt Muhin. lathe world.
!ddre»« A. L LEstIRS dt 00.,
wad-1»* B« M, ornate, Maw,
/GREATEST THING OF THE TIMES
VR -ROWES’S PRIZBBBVBLOPEB.—Agents wanted
everywhere. Premium Watches given, to Agents. On
xesefpt of $l6 we will mall, post-paid* 100 Envelopes,
and a splendid Solid Silver Hunting'Case Watch as a
premium to the agent. A tingle Envelope sent, with
circular and falljnartienlars, on receipt or2scents. Ad
dress A. H. BOWEN * CO., P, 0., Box 1270,36 BEER
MAH Street, K. Y. mh27-Sm
<a>|Oß A MONTH.—AGENTS WANT
tfI) ei> everywhere to Introduce the improved
SHAW A CLARE TWEOTI-DOLLAR FAMILY SEW
IBG MACHIBB, the only low-price machine in the
country which is licensed by Grover & Baker,
Whealer A Wilson, Howe, Singer A Co, ana'
Bechelcer. All other machines now sold for lose
than forty dollars each are tnftlngemeuts, avd the
seller and user are 'liable to Jim and imprisonment.
Salary and expenses, or large commission, allow »dv
Illustrated circulars sent free. Address SHAW A
CLARK, Blddeford, Maine fflylO«dAW3m
jfflft A MONTH.—I WANT AGENTS
sP # v/ everywhere at $7O a month, expenses paid, to
tall FIFTBBN ARTICLES, the beet sellio g ever offered.
Full particulars free. Address OTIS $. GARBY, Bidde
foro, Maine. my 10 ditW3m
Hf¥l 15,000, $3,300, AND $3,000
ftpDjUUU, to Loan on tfAtoin _
Apply to CHARLES RHOADSi
myiS 6t* 1 80. 36 South BE YEBTH Street.
m WANTED—TO PURCHASE, A
B small, neat, modern built COTTAGE, with one-or
more acres of land, in' the suburbs of Philadelphia,
eatily accessible to schools, malls, and ears
Address C. S PLATT,
my 15 3t* Oily Post Offae.
m WANTED TO RENT—FOR ONE
JBior more years, a good HOUSE, with modern im
provements, furnished or unfurnUhed. Location-pre
ferred between Broad and Twentieth streets, on Chest
nut. Walnut, or Spruce. Possession required about
Jnlylßt. Good locations other than abovo sot objec
tionable Address Box 352 Post Office. my&-6t*
EXTENSIVE FACTORY, &C,
S. W. Corner Eleventh and Cath
arine Streets.
MAIN BUILDING 200 by 62. LOT SOO by 80.
gf FOR SALE-TWO DESIRABLE
JffiitL three story Brick Towellings, Hob. 1620 (immedi
ate possession) and 1619 FILBERT Street. Apply to
myl6.lt* JAMBd H. LITTLE, 484 WALIH3T St.
MA VALUABLE FARM AT PRI- m
veto sale, situate In R ABU OR Township,
gala ware county, Pa., on the Lancaster turnpike, near
l* Rlef Stone, within a quarter of a mile of
Morgan 7 ! Corner gtailftt, eu the PenneflFAftlft Qlfitral
Railroad.
The improvements are a large stone mansion and bam
and all necessary outbuildings; a choice apple orchard
in bearing condition, and a well* selected assortment of
fruit and ornamental tress. . . .
It is of the first quality of Radnor land, containing
sixty-one acres. Persons desiring a country seat would
do well to examine, as it Is seldom that property of this
kind Is offered in the market.
Terms easy.
Possession given immediately, and for farther partl-
Oulftre inquire of the cubperibgr-residing thereon.
mylAgft JOSEPH B. HARPlffft,
m To LET-A COUNTRY REBI-
EfflLDßNCßduringth.«ainmer months, -ippl, 9301
CiXtOWHILI. htieet. mn2-fmwBt»
«FOR SALE-A. DESIRABLE A
COUNTRY RESlDENCE,eontalnlnfrlSacr«s--a -I
th rue-story BTO HE HOUbE, Stone Birn, and Ice
Boas#, fall of Ice. within one minute's walk of Gray’s
Lane Station. Media Railroad
Also. 25 acres* suitable for Building Lots.
Apply os the premises to _
mysSt&wfofl* . DAVID SNIPER,
<J§ “POMONA.” FOR SALE.-Ra
•BmLThe'subscriber will cell “POMONA,”
tierm&fctoWß Residence. utoo well known
to xicid wr'vftM dewt iptlon; The I6t Wffiprisei o rer
three seres, To a. parson cf fttt&ns, who may dejueto
provide himself with a comfortable Homestead, a simi
lar opportunity is not often presented. Apply to or ad
dress PHILIP R. FRSAB.
my!3-8t GERMANTOWN, Philadelphia.
M VALUABLE CORNER PROPER
TY. • A four story HOUSE, with large yard. cor*
per of Foartb and Green streets, will be sold fay U
THOMAS A SOSB. on TUESDAY, May 16th. it con
tains eighteen laris rooms and two bathroom*, and
could be need as alt oarding house, or eaiilw&ltered for
A hotel, bank, or insurance office. Can be examined
any time dating tbe day. mylS 3t*
CHOUSE TO RBNr—l6lB CHERRY
Street; can he examined Saturday, Monday, and
Tuesday, from 9to 4 o'clock. Per terms address Box
1652 Post Office, with reference. myl32t"
Mto let.—a chestnut-hill
Cottage and Furniture. tfHhstable &e, by
myl3-at* 310 YORK Avenae.
m FOR SALE.—A THREE-STORY
'EembL Erick Dwelling* With throe story baik buildings
in need order; lot 20 feet by 100, 80. 1603 Mt, Yemen
street. Immediate possession. Apply at 80. 1833
WALLACE Btieet. „ my)3
H REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Functor* dwelling 9 MOB Mount Vernon street
Three-story dwelling No. 1532 Wood street, through to
Pearl. Two handsome houses on Washington Lane,
Germantown, near station-lots 60 by 925. Two story
house corner of Main and Sharpnaek strees, German
town*-lot 140 by 220 feet _
Forty or more acres In lots on Washington Lane, Ger
mantOWn.
The above w;U bo sow low. for part cash.
myl3'2t Apply at 193 BfifiAD street,
MFOR SALE—FOUR-STORY BRICK
DWELLING, So. »008 WALKUT Btreit, 18 foot
float, by 180 feet deep to Morayies street. Also, tbras
story BRICK DWBLLIIG, No. IBM MOUNT YES
NOB fct. 18 test froat by ICO feat deep „„
Apply to LEWIS H BBDNES,
mylS-M* No. IBM Soatb FOURTH street.
Mfor sale-dwelling, on-
TARIO Btreei. above Eighth.
Dwelling, Powell street, above Sixth.
Three fetoits and Dwellings on Girard avenue west
©fBecoccL
Five Stores and Dwellings on Girard avenue west of
Fourth.
One Store and Dwelling on Columbia avenue west of
Eleventh.
And many others. B. F. GLENN,
193 South FOURTH Street, and
jnylS-tf 8. W. cor SEVENTEENTH and GREEN.
Jj* FOR SALE, VERY LOW. WITH
Ulimmtdfaie possession, three story DWELLING,
2128 Meant Vernon street __
Four* story DWELLING, 300 North Eighteenth street.
•B. F. GLENN.
193 South FOURTH Street, and -
mylStf S. W. cor. SEVENTEENTH and GREENSte.
Mfor sale—fine residence.
Tbe undersigned offer for sale the property of the
late R. HcGomb, situated half a mile north of the court
house, ©lty of Mansfield. Richland county, Ohio, and
within corporation of said city. It contains 11 £ acres of
land, an excellent V 4 story brick dwelling bouse, with
IS large rooms, and high ceilings, all finished complete
from cellar to attic (length in dll 100 by 34 feet,) and
situated on a beautiful knoll. . _ _ _ ..
Wood house, cistern, well, barn, stable, and other
necessary out buildings. „
A choice selection of all varieties of fruit, especially
apples, both early and winter.
Three railroads running within 10 to 30 rods of the
house, all In full view ..... ~
It is considered one of the most desirable residences
innorthcm-Ohto , , „ _ .....
Aito, for sale, 14 acres in lets, in HeGtmVi addition
tool* ° ,Hant & W i. MoOOMB and J. DAVIS. Jr.,
myll et Bxeontors.
FOR BALE —THE SUPERIOR
MMcßßW&aad faftt two-masted steam propeller UNI
TED htaTIS, not thfef years old, well fott “ 4
good order; ready forTmincdlaie eerctca. Lftttf tb 10$
feet; beam Effect; depth of hold 9 ftrti deskedovar
to after part oi forward hatch; hull saulted; diagonally
Iron braced and coppered; condensing engine 28x33;
donkey pump, boiler, and hoisting machine
Gan be seen at Messrs. Cramp & Son’s ship yard,
Kensington. „ . , . 4
N«r farther particolsrs. §»£,*<>„ p£>AlrA(}AEr
myU 61* 304 South DELAWARE Arenas.
"BTOTICE.—THE PENNSYLVANIA
•Al OIL OBBEK PETROLEUM COMPART, ninellr
known u " Oil Creek." will leue tlie balance of their
lands at a bonus of not less than four thousand dillus
perlows4.ocp>, aooordlng to location, end the royalty
of one half the oil.
ttUnl.c
lota, of abontone acre each. No well ha» er»r been
ennk on the "Watson Elate- * that has failed to produce
oil, and a number of them, rta: Continental, U. 8.
grant, Blilott, Goodrich. Beach, Erast, Aeldy, .and
Bats, are equal In prodnotireaes? to any pnmplng
W<&SS&S3& .royalty of one-half the oil
* myS-% r 6t* fomlU<>B AdS c MIDT. Beeiotary.
OORTRAITB OF PRESIDENT LIN-
A COLnAIItHB of Steel Platee and
Llthograplu .nppUed to A BROTHER,
if M » IXTg
WANTS.
FOR BALE AND TO LET.
TO LET,
Possession about Ist of August next.
my9-6i* Address “Box SO7* I P. 0., Philadelphia.
AT BBASOHABUS PBHJESt
AM27SEHEIV'I'M,
! -iutcw ohbbtnut-bteeet thea.-
i.’l IKK—GHHBTJTOT BTBSH*. ABOVK TWBLFIH.
THIB(M°«AT)BV*^ 1 *.7lfc
of tto Mtf 0 „ T ,
of thoto WAtLACK .
LEOIIIHATB ABLMHUB.
eaasfothgof _ „ , x _
„ TbeEDln^tTMfddisß,
MR. B. L DAVJS SPORT,
TJj§ PoDQiar ArHctt*.
MB J, vr. WMT.IuYIJf,
Tie Tmrrr A^M|| f
MISS BOSS STTIKGJS,
trbowlll appear tola evemnjria <Oe baauilfal aramH
tionai Play. g sj£jf wItBBS rub DBBP.
John J. VT. wjtj&^ciS
Capt. E L DAVBjiPOBT
Mrs. Hector Mtas ROdfi BTTIBGB
To conclude TfHitJbcMWamlnx Farce, called
TURE BIS Out.
TO MOKBOW TRJ>E MASK.
Saturday aftbhsooh. akyao,
FORTY-FOURTH GBAWO FAUILX MAfrIBBI,
WhMtlle Bim
ireaented.
Walnut-street rhea tb b,—
THIS (MONDAY) aVBBIBO, Mar TWh.
Tie celebrated, ro^i^aa^W^iwjAitlet,
In her gnjt rdfe cf _
CAISIIiLB<
Id Matilda Heron’n venlenof lie greet Dome.tle And
Sensational Kay of tie sane title, by csrmlsslon of Use
author,
Amaad *«.,.e-Mr. 3, A. Hera*
Duvall !**»,,,,, 14M , Mil W,
Mme. Babllmwt ~m,Hi* <s. 07German
ATRS. JOHN DIiEW ? £l NBW ABOT,
lu, btbebt TH*A*RE.
KISS CAROLINE RTWHNGSand
MR. PETER HlClHlli'W
TO NiGHT'fMONDAY). May l«lh. IBM.
THE DAUGHTER OF I HB RPKJIMSHT.
Msrle.. ; . ins, o BrOHING*.
Cartouche PETER HIGHUfS*
After •which, MY PRECIOUS BE7VV *•
Mr. Bchi.tl - STUART ROBSOK.
FUND HALL.
THEODORS HABELKAWS
GRAND FAREWELLCONCERT,
FRIDAY EVENTS 0 NEXT, sf6y 19 ih,
FJsai atmearance Id Africa of'the celeSr&ted Fl*ni«V
MMle BERTHS BARBELL, fronrFaria,
(The favorite pupil of B. Prudent)
Mite PAULINE OANTBRA,
Herr H STEIfIEOKB.
Mr. CARL WOLVBOHN,
Mr. AUOLPfI NKf/TCtfDOBF.
TICKETB* UNE DOLLAR BACH,
..Maveehad i»t the Mnslc Store* of Meu-sr* C W A,
TKUDfPLER, G. ANDRE A 0O,« and LOUIS METER.
mjijLiJt
(ALLEGE CONCERT.—THE UNT
VBKBITY GLIB CLUB will *lre .CONCERT, at
the Ball of the tlnlrerslty, NINTH Street, aboveGheet
nnt. onMOBLAY EVENING, May 15 at 11 o'clock.
Ticket* 60 tests To be had at ANDRE'S, CLAX
TON ’C, and at the door. it*
rtARL GAERTNER’S GRAND NA
y*> TIOffAL OONCBRT will take plaee on
THURSDAY EVENING. May )B'h,
AT THE AMERICAN AOAI-EKK OF MUSIC.
Reserved Seats can be had at Mr Oise, Trampler’s
Music •tore, carter ot Seventh and Cheatunt, and atthe
A»«?.nil,of Mneiei from. Monday the 16th i and Pro
trammrt I? ha had ct tha Mnalc fttAfe, Tlfiste, <ll3. W
THE soldiers MUSICAL Ts&HBB
RAN OB UNION will give a
GRAND TEMPERANCE CONCERT,
at SANSOftLfTHBET HALL, oft MONDAY. May Mtt.
for the benefitof the oan*e among our brave volunteers.
Creatinine have been taken to make this the moat la*
teresttng of the season, and a* it i* a that rail*-
loudly for kelp, it U hoped all f<lends of TnßiTinrnnse
WU) support this effort.
Music by Young M*n’sGbrletl<in Association and Ame*
ri«an Vocalist*.
Tickets 26 cents: for sale at 1514 Market street* “m
Chestnut *treoi; 18 Nofth Seventh street;
Seventh Mid Chestnut Btaets, or at the door on the eve
ning. ; myia-St*
•ROYER ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
MONDAY EVEN ING, Hay 15th, 1886.
MESSRS. CROSS A JA'iVIS,
AseietAd by eminent talent.
Will give their
FOURTH AND LAST SOIREE.
Tickets, ONE DOLLAR. i
ROYER ACADEMY OP MUSIC.
P M °Sg 8 \ T RB B VB» M AWi'r
Asklsted by eminent talent,!
Will (five their
IQUKTH Atf^LAWMIBBB.
L OttftttoinF. Opus WC......,,,„.iuiinimSehii : b«rh
Two viatica, viola, violoncello* contra basbe.
cortio, fagotto, and elarlonetto,
J. Concerto, No. 2 Fiasoeoio .Chopin
CHAS H. JARVIS.
Orchestral acoompaninent for a second piano*
3. Septette in D minor. Opus 7J......Hummel
Plano, data, oboe, corno, viola, violoncello, and
contra basso. mylS fit
/ZJ.BBMANIA ORCHESTRA. -THB
LAST THREE PUBLIC REHEARSALS OF THE
SEASON will take place May 13th. 20th, and
37th, ; tnyo lEt
OP FINE ARTS,
CBmiHCT BTSSEI, ABOVE TEJS'JTH.
NOW OPEN,
tbß rORTJ-SKcoirb AUBHAL IXBIHTIOM
PAINTING AND BOUEPTDJHIi.
„0»n from » A. M. tin IP.*., and from 6 ttU U I*
the iyeptDjt. anOT-titS
EDUOATIOIAL.
PUGBY CLASSICAL AMD ENGLISH
At academy,
luao (JHBfiTHDT BTBBBY, PHILIDBLPBIA,
This institution, which will be established in SEP*
TRBBBK NEXT, ta dvatined rival the h.et schools of
tbH country, and of Lcgland In liesyatemof laetrae
tton and diiolpHne. and in the fullness of its olaesioal
and xr athematlcal course
. Those preparing for college will be flitted to take s
their olaee, and to graduate with honor.
It will be the special aim, alw to prepare yonng men
for business or profesaional life, Circulars, with full
Information, ran be h«d at lifts Chestnut street.
„ EI)W. OLABBNOB SMITH. A. M„ PilSclpal.
References —CalebCope, Esq.. Hon Wm D.Keller*
Hon Jo*. Allison. Alexander Whilldin, Esq . Thomaa
Potter. Biq., A. H. Fiandsem, B*q., H. P. M. Hlrkln
blne, Esq. myl6»mwf4oi*
DRYANT, STRATTON, & BANNIS.
,9 TEH’S NATIONAL OOMMESaiAL COLHB3B.
AS6BBELY BUILDING, 8, V .f»er of CHBHTNof
Streak, Cilt or .end for A ClffalAf,
BOABJDm.
■DIB BT. CLASS BOARD AT THE OLD
A H. B. HOTEL. 413 CHESTNUT, tre.t Two hud.
eomely-fatnhh.il ehembete on Oheitnat street will be
vacant to-d»r. oheriee modeiate. This house has no
bar. Deference reqnlred. my!B-Bt*
TTANDBOME FRONT ROOMS BY THB
JLAmth U.t, hi the northweit ooraof it gfgMg^od
EDUCATIONAL.
IQELLEVUE FEMALE INSTITUTE.
A* A BOABDING bchool bob girls
t THE BDMMBB TBBM OP THIS INSTITUTION,
healthfully and beantlfully located on th. northern
limlte of Attleboro, Bnoke county, Fennarlyanla. tntt
commence Piflh-month, Bid, 1864, and continue la h><
tlon twelye weeke.
The eonree of instruction Is thorough In the seroral
departments of English, French, Latin, MathemaUes,
ana Drawing,
For full details see circular, to obtain Which addreea
the Principal*, Attleboro Poet Offlce, Bnoke connty.
PROPOSALS.
Office depot commissary of
SDIiSIB ™*OwABBiKOTOK, D. 0 .May 18, IBSi.
SEALED PiOPOSAhs'are'icTlted'nn'm May 18th.
ISGS, 11 o’clock M, for furnishing the Sub its tone* De»
partmertwith *
SIGHT THOUSAND (8,000) BARBELS OF FLOUR.
The proposals will be fur what fe known at this De
potasNos. 1,2, and S and bids will be entertained for
any Quantity lass than tbe whole*
Bids muatbe in duplicate, and for each grade on sepa
rate sheets of paper.
The delivery of tbe Flour to commence within flva
days from the opening of the bids, and mast be dell*
vered in such quantities, dally, as the Government
may direct, either at the Government warehouse la
Georgetown, at the wharves or railroad depot lu Wash*
intton* D O.
The delivery of all Flour awarded to be completed
cak bands, bead lined. >
Payment will be made fn such funds as th< Govern
ment may have for disbursement. .
7he usual Government Inspection will he made just
before tbe Floor Is received, and none will be accepted,
which 1b not fresh giouud, and of a superior quality
An oath of allegiance must ascomuany the bid of each
bidder who has not the oath on flic Jo this offioe, and no
bid will be entertained from partial who have pr?»
vioußly failed to comply with their bids, or from bid
ders not present to rei pond.
Government reserves the right to reject any bid for
Bids to be addressed to the undersigned, at No. 223 9
.West, endorsed •'Fropo.alsforfl^--^
myifi-at _ o*ptamo. s. v._
NO TICBe-SEAMD PROPOSALS,
endomd ••DROPO3AL2FOR FUSWISHffIG TBIE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS WITH LEHIGH OR SQHOLKIIiC
GOAL,” wUI ba received by the undersigned, at the
Controllers’ Offioe, southeast corner of FIXTH and.
ADSLPBI fitreets, untU TUEBDAt, June 6,1895, at 12
o’oloek M.
The Proposals which will include the storage of the
Coal, mu»t be for separate Districts, m follows:
First Distbiot— Oomprislng the First, Second, Third*
Fourth, end Twenty sixth wards . . . A- _
Second District— Fifth, Seventh, Blghth, and Ninth
Third Distbict— Sixth, Eleventh, Twelfth, and
Thirteenth wards.
Disiriot— Tenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth, and
Twentieth wards.
Fifth District—Sixteenth, Seventeenth, Eighteenth,
and Nineteenth wards.
Sixth District-* wunty-flrat ward.
Seventh Dibtrict—Tweniy * second ward.
EimiTH District— Tweuty- third ward*
JtlKtfi Distriot—Twenty “fpnrt-b ward.
Tenth DwT«ivf“Tweu«y*4fth Wjtfd,
There w)W be two mlzbS feqolred, Egg and Stord, MMI
the ton to be 2,240 poundf. , ...
14 Bach and every ton of said coal shali be weight* SI
the place of delivery, in the presence of a proper per
son, to be deputed by each Board m weigher
(subject to the approval of the President of this Board).
who shall keep au accurate account of each load of coal
delivered, its exact weight, mu ascertained by correct
scales. And no bill «hall be approved for suoh qo»1, us
lee* an affidavit of the weigher shall actompauy such
bill, i fitting forth by what contractor the ooal was de
livered, the date of delivery of each load, the number
of tons, and tbe quantity of ooal delivered, and whether
we* gbed at tbe place of delivery. * ’ ■ _ ..
Pioposalß will he rtcelved at thesame tlffie for the
GHARHOAL and KIJDLXNG WOOD that may be
reauired.
By order oi the Oommlttae on SappllM
HBBST W. HALLIWELL,
my 18 »prrnt Feoretaiy OontrolUrs t-übllc gohools.
PHILADELPHIA,
ffV-WL-Sgr—Eg* -WILMINGTON. AND BAL7I
MOBS RAILROAD.
BOUTS OPEN TO BIOHMOND. CITE POINT, AND
KOKrOLK ..
Trains leave Depot, corner of BKOAD B'reet and
WASHINGTON Ayenne, stß M A. M., ccnieeHngwttli
BAT LIKE STEAMERS at Baltimore. ... „
Fare to City Print. in
Fere to Ho,folk h‘ F KBN«BtT SUPL
GKO. A. PADMUF, Pen- TUMI Atenl. mr» )s> ,
fiUflttLMaNdMsVil CAMDEN AND AT*
aimiSSSWLANTIO BAILBOAD.-Tr*in*
leavo Vins-street Ferry es fellows: ,«,*■
Atlantis AcrommodaUon- «*—♦»«»-«** *—* *4* *:• *•
*•
"T’s-35iS3s moil bedeUr.red at Ooon«’e; FoU*,
, yo«°ii4 h AVTn^.
Mg- Boring tool* on hand or mad* to order on short
notice. myXl-am _
ffS/m ESTEY’B
COTTAGE ORGANS
No. 1» North MViHTBJtmt
DEPABTIttENT fob custom WOKE.
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