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FRIDAY. MAY 19, 1865.
n (C imalioii of Kates at the Sonth.
•<som« or the faots disclosed by Lee’s Barren
aer slow low frightfully tie male population or
tie South las been wasted by tie war. In many
localities it will be round to be nearly annlhl
lotted. A few months ago a general consolidation
of companies and regiments took place In several
or lie label corps, whole regiments. that omo
on in bored one thousand MOO and mow being ab.
sorbed In Single companies or loss than fifty
men. The following figures were taken from
the rolls of Hardee’s corps, Including present
and absent. Ten regiments consolidated, 237 men;
tbree regiments, 210 s twenty regiments, 62T •, eleven
regiments, Sl9; five regiments, 458, representing
10 coo men on the original rolls; one regiment, 201 j
eight regiments, 424, representing 10000 Texas
troops; one regiment, 40 left ont of 1,200; reserve
artillery, ten batteries, 600 -, seven regiments. 419;
e'ghteen regiments, 719. Single regiments consoli
dated, and not represented above, showed the fol
lowing numbers on their rolls: 21,82,16,48,124,22,
£O, 3P, 185, 24,41,65,180, 35, 50,11,42. 40,100.
Eight companies consolidated amonnted to 33
men; five companies, 68; ten companies, 82; eleven
companies, 69; ten companies, 65 ; fifteen compa
nies, 54; ten Companies in one case, 81; In anocner,
B'J, The average Jn Lee’S Corps bolero consolidation
was about 80 men to the regiment, and these corps
represented over half the army. General Bates
nivislcn has lost every general and field officer and
three fourths of the men in battle, since the army
lett Dalton. It lost thirty Mr cent, at tie battlpof
Bentosvllle alone. Oiler faola of the same kind
might be stated, if it were possible to plaoe the
aatterln a stronger Ught. ,
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
itmental.
lie Com
J wißobbtos, Austin,Neb '
C C MoCormlok, USA
U A Glrod, Paris
tv s Warner & wf, Erie
IMIS3 If Haskinson, Erie .
miss E Hathlnson, Erie ,
■ LB Walton, Erie*
Jaa H Hoes, (JhlttlgO l
wm Frew, Pittsburg
V H Cerh&ola, Havana
ELodadaTNY
E c Schott, Scranton .
G £ Shepley
J-A Walker & wt
F A Fernald
O S Stewart, USA
It Lothrop, Boston
F l. Fake, Chicago
F J Parvln, PoMsvttle
John Wilson A la, Del
Jos K Pierson, N Y
F D Clark, Onto
O J Bishop, Jr, Bolton
li Fairbanks & la, Vt
John Ashoroft & Wf, N Y
Win Dennis & wf, N Y
J B Thomas St wf, Cal
Miss Dolla, California
Thos M Oamegln, Pa
John G Forrester, Pa
J Walker, Pittsburg
John Alldred, Pittsburg
Wm H Miller & la. If Y
It O Bird, Delaware
Dr £ P Davis, Parkarsbg
E P Chaneellor. Peona
& M Wright, Wash
A K Spear, Malta '
J B Dadd, New York
D D Springer, Boston
John T Wareham, Ml
John Cornell, Parkersb’g
E S Sanford, New York
Jas Boyer Awsh Balt
w f Spotswood, va
W B Rogers. Va
F W Gray, Baltimore
Ghas Monroe, Maine
D C Dodd, New York
J V Fuller. New York
J Ingram, Saledki N S
John Gilroy, NOW York
J A Pinkney, New York
John A Sohanok, N Y
E H Townsend, N Y
MissE P wilson&sls,NJ
H W Poller, Boston
O O Simpson, NT
Thos F Miller, Penna
• Dr Tan Dorn it & da; N Y
Mies A Van Doren, N Y
Jarvis WllUams&wf, Mas
R'WUUams, Boston
JH Thompson, Ta
O B Erwin & wf, Conn
A Stanley Sr wf, Conn
G M Goff, New York
Jss A Brown & wife
Wm Miller, Piov, B I
Da Garrison, Syracuse
Miss Garrison, Syracuse
Ties A Staples, Maine
BF Palmer, Boston
yr H Davis, Albany
Daniel 417110101, Boston
Ohai Biro, Delaware
GeO T Ingram, N J
W Sanford, New York
liev J fll Noun &wr,N J
Eta-O Carter, Mass.
itcvt -W.Mndgo, N J
J ASmltnjßhode Island
F K Mnmford.New York
A P Hepburn &wf. N O
A G Asgeß A wf, B I
"W BBlandlngi wf, BI
Jacob smith, Jr, B I
E W Atwater, Pa
H A Hunter Awf, Bead’g
Mrs S i» Hunter. Bead’s
. MMJ&Xreiler, Beading
WllSjfNew i cik
• UiasAßijasSW., N York
D B whfOOrY Ohio
John%uikyNew York
- G E Hodgden,New York
NBeotb, Sacramento
£, Booth. Sacramento
J6hn-E Dafrltt,New York
Wins,New York
W O Arndt, New York
John T Martin; N Y
Ohas BoUows,N Carolina
E Stelnman, California
Mrs Rand, CaUCornU
Miss Rand, California
Miss F Johnson; Cal
WJ Ellis, New York
Z P Royer & wf, Pa
Miss Royer, Pa -
T G Carrie, Paris
W E Dodge & la, NY
J B Brinkley, Baltimore
Ghas M rmpoa, N York
J W Jones, New York
J B Murray, Wash’n
W H Barrister A la
* ’ Tbe fiitanl.
J Clyde. 'Harrisburg Mrs K L "Wilson, Fa
J Wllsoir, Sew Jersey & Draper, Boston _ .
G WBlrdsall, New York J O Hopewell, N Jersey
D M'Wfcl«hev,New York Dr J F Vickers, Wash
W M Bestem, Carlisle J L Street, Maryland
F, AyLsmberton, Penna J B Talbot 4t wire,Boston
F Stallmen, York, Pa H Thompson & la,Boston
D BCeoehl, York, Pa WO Sawyer, Carlisle
. D C.yvatertJwse, Conn F MoGhan, Washington
J B Wooa, New York o E Craig, Chloago .
J H'Swanwont, Mo T K Oerr, Plltsbnrg
W & Johnson,-New York 0 F Perry, New York
G Slmmops, Delaware P M Price, Book Haven
A S'tonelake,Washington W T Bleter, w Chester
F P’Ashtcn. Baltimore A Stout, Bethlehem
Cant CB W Dong, Md C M Knauss, Bethlehem
JAeht'B W Lewis,Ft Del M O Fetter, Bolhlehem
WL Tuttle, Newark, NJ J H Morgan, Bethlehem
GWjtttle. XJ S N J M Yandegrift, Del
JKTewXr s N Mrs J M Vandegrlft, Del
J Dillon, New York S J McGinnis, Bah way
C B Pendleton, NY GW MoGtanes, US N
Mrs Fox, Boston B C Levis, Maryland
Col S Shock, Columbia H A Street & la, Conn
A S Green, Columbia J Hale, Washington
S F Williamson, Forma L M Johnston, Maryland
J M Forster, Harrisburg H H Williams, Maryland
S Elder, Harrisburg C Albangh, Maryland
AiJCrueman, Fesna O F Minuter, Maryland
•TW Eoblnson,Saltsb’g W Bowen
, J D Loltus, Boston J Pettibone, Washington
Miss F L Knox, Penna D P Stratton, N J
/ J Brown, Baltimore J M Beesley, Illinois
\ W C Brown, S Carolina D W Bsldou, New Jersey
; & B Morrow G M Franklin, Penna
31 Campbell, Faria
S £ Evaaa. Columbia
E Chapin, U S N
. F J Herr &la, Laca eo
: ffllEs A Herr, Lane co
' Miss LFrlelt, Lancco
P, Jr, K Y
brop, N Y
1 Gatling
ell, Illinois
uses, Fa
ran &la, Del
V- TAe O'
; , iStewartj U S N _
5 - TE Nichols, Virginia
; Frank HoFaM, Ponna
i ' SHerahman, St Olalrsv
, Join Nnttall, Powetton
David Batr, Jr, Lano
j Mej J C Buiko, Penna
I • C Hess, Pittsburg
1. J Snyder St dan, Fenna
" Lewls-Corjell, St Baals
Cbos W Crock, Fesaa
Geo O Thompson, N Y
Cant J Greer & sons, N Y
WF Silvers &wf, N J
Paul Currier, mass
The Am
Si Fowler, N Haven, Ot
A Robinson, Sch Haven
J Briant. New Jersey
A Brownttg, Wew Jersey
JC Hirkbrue, N Jersey
S T Hambly
Joseph E 'WlUoii, Md
airs a S Lyon, Hass
Robt Graham, Mass
JOE Moore, York, Fa
Miss Nellie Moore, York
Vf M Sfcakespeare&w.Del
Jos J Howard St wf, Md
The I
Jos 'Walworth, Boston
E M Bynon, Mary land
Chas Fratt & wf, Erie
-L S Boner, Fenna
W S Boblnaon & la, Ohio
Wm Walker & wr, Tenn
B n csitrihen, omo
lIH Everhart, USA
A L MoFarlano & la
Sirs J W Eanghliti & oh
The Com
C D Wllaon, Clearfield
Oapt H Mullin, Fenna
Lieut J B Bucket, N Y
Dr W W Townsend, Fa
H Hartshorn, Chester co
J H Wlgton, Penn*
H McClure, Wmsport •
CBlngee, Westgrove
W Harry, Avondale
• E W Hoopes, Fenna
B Darlington, W Chester
Miss Darlington, Fenna
Tli» Sli
km Arnold, Scranton
F B Hamlin, Wayne co
J MoFarland, Wayno co
EF Jones, Wajna co
S Williams, Wayne co
G Dexter, Wayne do
J H Wetberell St la, Fa
T F Parry, Books co
J S Betts St la, Solebury
C St John, Fort Jervis
Geo W Welker
h Albce, New York
B S Oliver, Near York
H Thomas, Hales Eddy
G S Mitchell, Damascus
J E Parry, Attleboro
H C Parry, Attleboro
A Quinby, WUm, Del
J Stiles, Bridgeton, N J
B Angel St son, Fenna
J Wilson, Washington
Thes Crawford, Fenna
M Vandeuson, Penna
G N Hamlin, Fenna
NX Mitchell, Fenna
it A Mitchell, Fenna
The Stati
E B Wilson, Norristown
J Einlnger, Mechan’bnrg
J Crosiley, New Jersey
Chas B Farher, Oil City
Geo W- Hess, Oil City
S Wilkinson, Chester co
K w Hoepes, Chester co
JnO Holt, tjlea]!:eld
tl T Bleaks, W’mapoit
The Bla.
B Binkley, Eastport, Pa
E S Eshback. Fenna
Ell Bechtel, Fenna
Jonas Haas, Eymvllle
X £ Hauseman, Fenna
Beni Tomlinson & la, Fa
Miss Tomlinson, Byborry
h Tomlinson & la,Fenna
ley Shear.
The Marl
J Slnton, Erie co
MB Matson. BttflkS CO
C Palmer. Anlngton
J Newborn &wf(BnohS 00
M Palmer, Bocks co
Miss Palmer, Bachs co
id Eagle.
E L Oops, Quakertown
W Bleber, Annvlllo
The Bali
Mrs Story, New Jersey
A H Snyder, Qmakort’n
J M More, Wayne co
O A Gernard, Fenna
S K Henry, Hummelst’n
E Jacks, Hammelstown
A Deaveroaux, N T
E L Austin, Deposit, NY
W Hinkle, White Haven
W ATemlln, Easton
Miss S Weaver, AUeat’n
SPECIAL NOTICES.
To Locksmiths.— A largo variety of
SETS and ether Hardware mi table foryouruss, may
be rimed at tba Hardware Store Of TKOMah ft SHaW.
Ho. 838 (Blaht Thirty-five) MAKKsr St., below
Ninth. it
Brands foe Burning Names, &c. t on
' Wo °dm Ware, are furnished to order at the
,°L TROMAN ft SHAW, No. 838
tfidht Thirty-five) MARKET Street, below Ninth. It
Hair Dye ! Hair Dye !
BATCHELOR S HAIS DYE U the beet In the world
The only tone and perfect Dye-harmleH. lnetantane
oni. and reliable; produces a eplendld Black or Natural
Brown; remedies the ill effects of Bad Dyes, and fre
quently reetores the otiginal color. Sold by all Dina-
Hits, The genuine la signed W. A. BATCBELOK, 51
BARCLAY Street. New York. jA! mwfly
Itch. (Wheaton’s) Itch.
SALT RHEUM. (OINTMENT) SALTBHEUM.
Wiu cure the lieh in 48 hoars. Al,o. cares Salt Bheam.
Ulcers, chilblains, and all Eruptions of the Skin.
Price to cents. By aendlna 60 cents to WEEKS A POT
TER, BOSTON, Mass., will be for warded free by mall.
For sale by all Druggists. BlhlS-Sm
A Hint to Both Seeks—How to Gain
and Retain Api-uction.—lt has fncineutly bean sur
ge Bted that Plantation Bittbbs an, la another form,
the "Ellxirof two” of the Anoints. That they do
smell to and r«eo&cU* fretful.,
wive* to cross Jmstoande, VO ywily believ®. WhM
domestic quiet is restored. &td ©onxubUi felicity relglW
supreme*
A tree and proper use of Plantation Bitters Will in
spire the souls of both sexes with pure And high-toned
seuiimsnts of affection, anda capacity for r*reand ex
quisite enjoyment In each other's society* Bemsmber.
there is no place like home and no passion like lore—
and nothing to link the two tocether and you to both
like the great family blessing, Plantation Bitters.
my!9-6t
Bargains in Clothing ! Bargains in
CLOTHING!
Bargains in EABnA**® m CtoTHUffit
Bargains in Clothing! Bargains in OLotriiNd!
Bargains in Clothing! Bargains in Clothing!
Offered by Perry & Co.,
Offebed by Pebry & Co.,
Offered by Pebry & Co.,
Offered by Pebry & Co.,
Ho. 303 Chestsct street, above Thibd,
Ho. COO CHSStxui Stueet, (GRANVILLE STOKES'
Old Stand.)
And S. E. Cor. Seventh and Market Btb. (JONES’.)'
Messrs. PotFT * Co. have undoubtedly the latcoat
Block ol toady-made Clothing, and finest variety of
slylee nett piesented to the public Is this city. Their
stock Ib new. bought at the lowest rates, cot sp la the
beat manner, and sold at
Wonderfully Low Prices.
Wonderfully Low Pslcbs,
'Wonderfully Low Pbtoes. - .
WOBDSBVBLI.V Low PaiOEB.
Out friends and the publlo ate Invited to eaU ana
examine for themselves, and be conylaced th&t It Is
to their advantage to deal with us.
#jf- Attention Is also cslled to
Our Custom Department,
Our Custom Department,
Our Custom Department.
Oue Custom Department,
Our Ccstoh Department,
In connection with each establishment, where we
have constantly on hand
All the,-Latest and Best Styles,
All the Latest and Best Styles,
All the Latest and Best Styles,
All the Latest and Best Styles,
And can guarantee to onr customers entire satisfac
tion In every respect.
No. 303 Chestnut Street. • Above Third,
Ho. SOB Chestnut Strret, (GRANVILLE STOKES’
old stand.)
And 8. 8. OOr. BHvmreS and Market BIS., (JONKB •)
B Buffum & wf, N Y
J M Moorhead
iL Denison, Jr, N Y
J P Burs, Penna
I) Starin & wf, N Y
Bliss M T Ooohran, Bel
Bliss Beamon, Del
miss Millward.Pa
C P Coebraa, Delaware
O A Lam, Delaware
O N Prloe, Maryland.
W Polk, Delaware
A J Brass It wf, K Y
O B TaosapSO#, Mass
00l J O Everhart, Blair
JosßWistar
W Clark, Daaphln
Dadley Blanchard, Fa
J Qulniy St la. Backs co
Aaron Sbeely, Gettysb’g
Jacob M Shrock, Ohio
John Hamilton, Va
C C O’Connell, Frov, EI
Jas A Irwin, Pittsburg
John H Beale, Eewlabarg
W P Wlthnow, Fenna
Walter Beatty, Ponna
levican.
HH Bonne
Capt G H Smith, USA
Henry Friok, Eewlsborg
Wm Searles, LCWiShUHt
F W Waller, Chicago,lu
Dallas Beeves, Allowaytn
Mrs Parker, W Chester
Miss Parker, W Chester .
Dr Hammond & la, Del
MissM Thompson, Fa
Mrs J M Geddes,Eewlsbg
R w Roberts, Boston
WR Allison, Ohio
Jno Heebner A la, Fenna
W A Rupp St sn, Fenna
H Trett, Alliance, O
H W Kemper & la, Ohio
J Browne, Jr, Washlng’n
D Bnekly, Massachusetts
J S PenlngtOD,Baltimore
Senj HAVWOoa,FottsflU«
G S Griffith, Baltimore
uni-rrlnl.
S Wright, W Chester
G Yanarsdale, N Y
J O Rhoads
O H Searle, New Jersey
J T Booth, Cheater co
J c Roberts, New Jersey
j Wood, New Jersey
J James, West Chester
J G Paxon, West Cheater
A Felix. Lawlatown
W T Giles, New Jersey
■CLACK CHALY DE LAINE.—JUST
opened* one case of plain black Ohaly de Lainas, at
T&>£«ents a yard. BESSON & SON,Wourame Store,
918 CHSSrxUT Street.
One price. Price* In plain flguieg my 15
is Union.
F V B Laird. Greenab’g
S Worrall, Chester oo
B A Yonng, Chester co
o L Wlttmer, Wrlght’lle
H H wittmer, Wright’li.
H W Sbawley, Fenna
W B Shoemaker, Newv’e
a B Hezlep, Turtle Cr’k
w H Oiook, KUlesburg
A Bear.
H Tomlinson A la, Fenna
J Tomlinson St la, Fenna
M B Scull, Reading
O W Cooper, Fenna
Henry Krlvel, Lehigh
M B Steel, Fox Chase
J S Keller, Orwlgsburg
J nKlght, Bucks co
Miss Knight, Backs co
C Knight, New York
J WOroasdale, Newtown
W Conard, Doylestown
M Dean, Montgomery co
“How groat the Chino, how sweet tht lolls*,
Tbit flsdsesptesslon la u kiss!"
, Ferry' * Co.
-i-Ui-. Perry * Co.
%i-4SS LOWEST
—s-SliLlrtNa PRICE
marked In Azures
- ’*''■•?§£ on eaoh article,
*;-«Cahd never varied.
AT- -
itSSKhAefeSJONKS’
One-price
HOUSE.
STREET,
above Sixth,
Ho- BOA.
NS» Prices reduced to suit the times.
A fine assortment of READY-MADS CLOTHING,
suitable for all seasons, constantly on hand.
Custom- work, made to order at short notlee. (mh3-Bsa
"Why Injure thb Gomflkxioh by
POWDERS AMD WASHES which choke or fill up the
pbres of tbs skin, aud in a short time lest* is harsh and
dry) It Is In the blood, and If yoU want-asmooth end
soft skin use HELMBOLD’S ’ EXTRACT, OP BARBA
PARILLA. It gtves a brilliancy to' the complexion.
A. Clear, Smooth Skin and Beauti-
PUL COMPLEXION foUowsthe use of HKLHBOLD’S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARIL
LA. It removes black spots, pimples and AU-eruptions,
of the skin.
Not a Pew op thr W obst Dmoedbbf
that afflict mankind arise from corruptions ef the blood.
HBLMBOLD’S EXTRACT OP SARSAPARILLA Is a
remedy of the utmost value.
To Purify, Enrich the BlooD, AND
BBAUTIPI the complexion, use HELMBOLD’S HIGH
LY CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPA
RILLA. One bottle canals In strength one gallon of the
Syrup or Pceoetlon.
Helmbold’s Concentrated Extract
BUCHU is the great Diuretic. HELMBOLD’S CO*.
OSH PRATED EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA isihe Great
Biot>S Purifier. Both are prepared according to roloi
of Pharmacy and Chemistry, and are the most asttre
that can be made.
A Thing op Beauty is a Joy Fob-
IYER.—Those Who desire brilliancy of complexloi,
most rnrlfr and enrich the blood, which HELMBOLD’S
COICBNTBATED EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA Inva
riably dees. Recollect It Is ne patent medicine. Aik
for Behnhold’i. Take no other. mhl-wfmam
Chickbeing’s Pianob—
fl » • » *89,000 SOLD*— KewWararoonuj.ri » *ll
Entrance in Ail Gallery. 914 GHBBT3UT Street.
my4*26t* WM. H. DUTTOIT.
ffffP Georce Steck & Co.’s
AMD
MASOJI & HAHLIH'S
OA6IJIBT ORGAOB*
PIAVO Over 500 *a«h of these fine C4BISTBT
FOKTEB. lastraments have been sold ay URGADIS-
PlAbO Hr. 0. , and the demand it con* OnBIfIBT
Form*. atantly Increasing. OKG4PS.
PIANO For sale rolybw CABINET
FOBTSB, J; S. GOTTLD, OBGANS
PIANO SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Sts. oiBiREV
FORTES. . noaa-tr ORGANS.
Clothing by the Mile.
The immense atoak of RBADI-MADI CLOTHING
now dlwlayed at
WANAMAKER 4» BROWN’S
OAK HALE FOPULAK OLOTHIIfO HOUBI.
S. B. eoi. BIRTH and MABKBT Bid,
If viand la on* eonttnaou line, would r«a«i a lost
dlitaaee toward Hlebmosd. Tkla lose abeam of (Roth-
l£f !• numlu off at
MAKVBLLOPBLY LOW PBWBB. aWA.tr
HANSELL-SCATTERGOOD.—On the 17th
Inst., by Rev. J. F. Halsey, George I. Hansel], of
Philadelphia, to Emma F. Soattergood, of Norris--
town, Fa. ♦« '
SHtILER-vFROST.—On the ISth Inst., at the
Church of the Epiphany, by the Rev. Dr. Hinton,
Mr. John H. Shuler to Mlsb Maggie D. Frost, both
of this city. Harrisburg papers please copy. *
.DAVIS—POLLOCK.—On Wednesday evening,
the 16th Inst., by the Revd. Benjamin Dorr, Walter
Edmund Davis to Anna Marla, daughter of the late
Mr. John Pollock, of this city. *
KIBK—KEYSER.—On Wednesday evening,
May 17,1866, by the Rev. E. W. Butter, Mr. Henry.
H. Kirk to Miss Emma H. Keyser, both of Phila
delphia, *
DEED.
BELL.—On the 17th lest., Mary Richards, daugh
ter of W. Dwight Ball, In the 20th year of her age.
The funeral will take place, from the residence of
her father, 2017 Walnut street, on Saturday morn
ing, at 10 o’clook. [Pittsburg papers will please
C °SSIiLIMAN.—On the 6th Inst., at MUanvlUe,
Wayne county, Penna., John Mllllman, late of this
oity. *
ORUM.—On Third-day, Fifth-month 16th, Raohe
W. Orum, In the 76th year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family an invited
to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No.
222 North Thirteenth street, on Seventh-day, the
20th lnst,at 2 o’clock. ***
SHOBER*-on Fouith-day morning, the 17th
Instant, H, Regina skober, in the 79th year of her
age. ...
Her relatives and friends of the family an in.
vlted to attend the fnneral, from her late residence,
No. 1214, Cherry street, on Sixth-day morning, the
19th Inst., at 10 o’clock, without farther notloe. **
BRISTER.—On the 16th of May, Elizabeth
Coonls Brlster, aged 66 years, after a brief illness,
which she bon with Christian fortitude.
Tb 6 relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her
late residence, No. 1329 Filbert street, Friday after
noon, 19th lnst., at 3 o’olock. To proceed to Leba
non Cemetery. **
LONGSTRETH.—Fifth-month 10th, 1866, Helen
Longstreth, daughter of M, Fisher and Mary T.
Longstreth, In the 12th year of her age.
Funeral from her father’s residence, near Darby,
Pa., on Sixth-day, (he 19th lust., at 2 o’clook P. M.
Interment at South Launl Hill. **
WIDMEB.—On the 17th Inst., Anna Eda, Infant
daughter of Samuel A. and Josephine B. Wtdmer.
Due notice wiu bo givendjf the funeral. **
TJLACK ENGLISH GRENADINES.—
Ak just received, a case of Black Eafllfih Grenadines,
at 40 cents a jard. BESSON St SON, Monrninc Stare.
018 CHESTNUT Street.
One price. Prices in plain flgnres. mylfi
WHITE shawls, best ‘assort
ft MBNTIHTOWN,
Pare White Barege Slawls,
Pnre White Hernania ao.
Pare White Shetland do.
Pnre White Thyet Silk Fringe.
my J 8 tf EYES & TjINDELL.
■3T* SPSCUI BEU9IOVS SEBYICE.
K 3? CALVAEY CHBHCa* LOCUST Streets above
FifUeath-—Pre&chlßi SVEBY BVEStIMO this WtoK
by the Pastor, cvylfl- mtnirm*
|SS» THE FIUIOF THE BEBEUION
AND ITS LESSON.
Ber. JOBE MOOK* will deliver a Lecture on this
inbjeet on next TUEBDA.Y EVENING. May 23. at
SANBOM-BTBBBT HALL.
accoEQpßnkd with patriotic music by Frof. BRoOE.
Tickets 00 cents. To be had at the store of T. B. Path,
corner of BJxth and Chestnut streets, at Tract Society
Booins, 929 Chestnut, and at the door. mylB fstn3t*
BOOK KEEPING, PENMANSHIP,
Mercantile Calculations, Business Forms, &c ,
,037 ÜBE6MUT STSSST. COB. OF BNVSNTH.
♦wKSSUSS 4 ®** Symi *»d on paper, taosbt, wits
the advantaiespf office practice* by one ol the best of
practical Separate department for ladles.
Students instrocted separately, and at sach hours as
ZD ay beat salt their convenience. myl9-3t*
I® SO nh 3 !B E b ? E S! PLP;s EtICCTABIiE OIL
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.—Notice is
hereby given that the Cei tificates or Stock of the abort
Company are now ready for delivery. Stockholders
are leQuested to leave their orders with the Secretary*
at the Office* Ho. 39 South SECOND street
my!9-2i* P. bTACKHQUSE, Jr.; Secretary*
HBADQUABTBBS €A3IP «WJI.
WEE? PBBTN,*’ Chelten Hills, Pa., May, 1711885.
This Poet havifif been closed a« a Oamp for the Or
sran’zatlon ot Colored Troops all claims and accounts
against the same mußt be preaented at these headauaf •
ten oil or before the 26th lust.»to caanre attention.
LOUIS WAG JIBS,
Lt. CoL 88th Pa Vole. > Com’g Tost
mylS.3l*
£VFIBE COFPfB COMPANY OP
■* Michigan. , ._ t . . %
.Notice ie hereby given Hut as instalment of oat dol
lar per ■hart oneach and every sharer the ewrttal
stock of the EMPIRE COPPER COMPANY OF MtCHI-
G AN has this day been called by the S oard ofDlreetws
of aald Company, dae, and payable at the otflce of the
Company* NO. 4»3 WALNUT Street* Philadelphia, on
or before the 20th day of May, 1866. Interest will be
charged on all Instalments after the same shall have be
come dae.
By order of the Boud of Director., „
J J. B. MoMULLIff. Secretary.
Philadelphia, April 28. IMS. mrl-mwr tmy*o
THE &HSEU MEETISfi OF TUB
tse Stockholder. of the EMPIB* COPPKB 00
(of Michigan) will be held at their Office, 80. 43 J
WALNUT Street, OB FRIDAY, the 3d day of June. 1865,
at 11 o’clock A « . for the EtEOTIOB OF DIRSOTOBB
&bA the transaction of other business.
&BUW transaction t» g McMIJLLINt Sec«fca*7.
Philadelphia. May IS. 1B8». nyifrtjea
THE SNSEAL HBETISO OF THE
ass’ Stockholders ofthe PHILADEPHIA ABB 808-
TOH BIHIBO COMPANY (of Hlchlgau) will beh.ldat
their Office, 80. 433 WALNUT »»«ot, on FRIDAY,
the 3d day of June. 1666. at I.o'.lock P.M., tor the
ELECTION OF DIRBCTORS and tae traneaotton of
other bnilneea. j B. McIUJLLIB, Bccietary.
Philadelphia, Hayld. 1865. mi US-yea
py» 4 CARD,
UNION VOLUNTEER REFRESHMENT
SAtOON, s."\
TOUT OE WABHIHGTW AVENUE.
Shall our brave soldiers m wall entertained on their
return f It Is for the bitizenß of Philadelphia tei decide.
It will be four years, on the ensuing 97th of May.elneo
the Union Volunteer Refreshment Committee wae or
ganized, and If the Institution Is closed on that day, the
amount of cash bn hand wt’l no more than meet ear
obligations. -The war is'virtually ended, ybt ourßravet
who have so nobly and valiantly defended our flreildes
and country are about to return to Ihdr homes. Shall
we receive and refrcsh tliem and chow by our hMpl
tallty'aud kludnsse that their great eervlees are fully
•ppncUUd by the afatiful citizens of PUtadelpU* and
vlslnltjf The Committee Will, with great plsasus.
continue their voluntary dntloe, should the fnnlc bo.
furnished, and they hope this will be a final appeal.
Contributions handed our Committee, or either of the
following. gentlemen, will reach -it*, and be properly
appropriated:
Rev Dr. THOMAS BRAINERD. Mo. 634 Pino street.
THOMAS ROBINS, Bid.. President bf Philsdeiphla
Bank. "
D. B. CUMMINS, Esa., President Girard Bank.
8. A. MSBCER. Esa., President Termers' .and Me-
chanics’ Beck.
I. B. AUSTIN, Em., President Southwark Bank.
M. W. WOODWARD, Ecu > Cashier Manufacturers’
and Mechanics’ Bank.
THOMAS T. FIRTH, Esa„ Treaturer Pmiusylyania
Railroad.
jambs O. HANS & CP„ coinsr Market and Decatur
streets.
SAMUEL B. PALES, Ksa., No. 707 Vino street
ARAD BARROWS, Chatman,
j. B Wadb, Secretary. ' myl9-fmwiat
A D BE ESS.
EEV. BISHOP SIMPSON,
OP IHK
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
'' will deliver an Address
On TUESDAY EYENINO. May 93d, at 8 o’clock,
at the METBODIIiT EPISCOPAL CHURCH, (Old Brick),
Southeast comer ol RICHMOND and MARLBOROUGH
Streets.
Subject—* ‘ABRAHAM LINCOLN-”
Tickets 50 cents. Per sale at
GEO, W- VAUGHAN’S, Southeast corner of BIOH
MOND and BHAOKAMAXON St*.
MBTBODIBT EPI9COPAL BOOS STORE, Me. BO
North FOURTH Strect. "
BENBY MANSFIELD, Northwest comer of SECOND
and BROWN Bteets,.
Rev. J. H. ALDAY, No. IXIO PALMER Street,
AUGUSTUS H. FISCKBNSTINE. Southeast eerner of
FBABKFOBD head and PEAL Street. -myl7-tl*
mrzsr*" STAUBKaI OF TIMS JOBS
la? baa cogs aura** MAKsnreinusarao.
' - BpsKijr, J?«W
Ret Asset* Aoy. 1. 1864.
Ktceipt* from Hot. , 18*4; toFeb. 1813:.
Forprefrtona .««..... '' '
3™” 48 , 059 0 S
; ■ •■y.-i--; •« r ■l'’■
jMdrammuiiß&ouiroY. I.IBW. to
Feb. 38,1865; , „ , . v •
For commissions and medical _
«M>telilaB|i<> $4,045 87
For'4axee*~-'--**~“—o6* 90
For surrendered policies*,*.•••*♦*►* 1,258 68
For expenses, viz: Printing, sta*
tioneiy, advertising, salaries, • •
mtr lUmpg, 4e.~**~ 8»4« 20
For »ni>nme».....^4aujjw«OUJ DO
Ft>r dividend paid AH narailMl
0,112 08 J 0 gg
«M 79 as
ASSETS.
United Skates securities.-*—.*«ns73.BOO 00
MaineQper cent bonds—•■«— 8,000 00
New Hampshire do»*«—« 5»892J£
Vermont . ! do,,——*••* 6,000 00
Bhode Island do,»»—«*«**.**»» 10 000 00
Connecticut - do*++*«*»*»>**«*►* 6,000 00
FotllCna City 1,000 00
Bahk etcckajn Boston—********** S 4 oro 00
Loans secured ftrymortgege*-******* 12 600 00
• Do, do, U. S. bonds.,**** 2,800 00
Cask tarbank****-.***-***.* —«*** 6,330 27
Pri irnMn notes secured by collateral
0& policies, InrludiDg $55,6£9 08
on aettuht of oncpaynent pr0*....... „„
“v,004 Ss
Due from agents and In transits. 3.064 lo_„ _ _
5225,279 23
Accrued interest on investments****. 2,98187
Advance in value ofstocksabovecoit 6,626 10
$239,788 70
' (Slwed) GEO. P. SANGER, President,
Gbo. B. Aqeb, Secretary*
The Company,lave established a Branch Office In
Philadelphia, and are prepared to Issue any description
of policies common to other Life Companies.
special attention is invited to their pfdtt for NQU
FOKFEirURS Of policies, - ... .
- BUSI A LINCOLN, Agent. f
BoiB mwf6t *5BB WALNUT Street*
COAI* AX’ COST I .
HOUSEKEEPERS’ COAI, COMPANY,
OFFICE, BTEBET, BELOW
A Company has been formed under the Mining Lawi
of Pennsylvania, of the above name, for the pur
pose of supply Ins Coal to ita members at prime cost,
and von ate hereby solicited to become a participant in
its benefits. .
The stock of the Company has been divided Into 25,*
000 shares, at $lO per share, making a capital of *250,-
000, of which $60,000 is set apart for working capital.
It is the Intention of tfate Compear to furnish each of
its stockholders with one greet ton (2,240 poanda)oi coal
annually, for each share of stock, held by them daring
the existence o! this Company (which has been char
tered for sixteen yean) at cost, if the stockholder de
sires to receive it. - • • •• , . .
Last winter a ton of coal of only 2000 pounds cost at
your door $l2 60, while the mining and transporting of
atonof 2.240 pounds, cost only $7.60: thus making the
enormous profit of five dollars on a single ton of eoal,
betides the difference in weight. Whypsrth* differ
ence, when by becoming a member of the Housekeep?
ere’ Coal Company yon will become directly connected
with the mining ana delivery of your own Goat, there
by securingJt goad, clean , cheap, and of full weight ?
All these oensfiis are secured to you at once If you
join this Company. The character of the gentlemen
haying this enterprise in charge is sufficient guarantee
that the objects of the Association will be folly verified.
The Company'have procured the lease of the well-.
known colliery of * * Branch dale, * * Bltuated about seven
miles from FottsvUle, on a braneh of .the Minehill and
Schuylkill Haven Railroad. The coaliaof the best
Quality of the region, it being the celebrated Bpohnvein.
The mine will now yield 40.000 tons of coal per year,
and can readily be made to double its present produc
tion at a very small cost The supply may he said to be
inexhaustible, for, so far as the existence of this Com
pany is concerned, it certainly is so. t .
The mine Is incomplete working order, with all the
machinery audperional property 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 wiiiba a good one, as the Company
expestio realise sufficient profit from the sale of the sur
plus of all coal miffed 0V« 26,000 tons, H pay a good
semi-annual dividend. ,
Information concerning the affairs of the Company
can be obtained at the office.
PEEBIDESI,
B. F. LEAKE. M. D., FranKord.
StGBBTIISTt
JOHB BACON, Office of the Company.
TBEASUBEB, ,
THOB. WBIGOINS. 8. E. Cor. Fifth andOheatnnt ate.
OSHSBAL AOE3TT.
BOBT. B. CORSON.
B. F. LEAKE, 1, THOMPSON.
B. H. JBBW. . THOMAS WBIOOINS.
JACOB W. BOOHIPS. apW mwfMt
OFFICE OF THE IEHIBH CO Ale
K 3& ANDNAVIGATION COMPANY,.,
Philadelphia, May 13,1565.
Steckholdere of thle Company, whose names appeared
V finch on their books, at the dose of transfers* on the
ISfch 0/ Marsh lasts are hereby notified that tk«ir rirht
to subscribe io fc*W Mock on the of the AUrcuier
of March lGth, 1866, will 6Stire at 3 o'clock P M. on
the 24th mate SOLOMON SHEPHERD, -
rpyl6-t24 Treasurer.
■rag- OFFICE OF THE .CpAL BIDGE
WOP IMPROVEMENT AND GOAL COMPANY. -
Philadelphia, May 8,1895.
A Special Meeting or the Stockholders will be held at
the Office of the Company, 339 WALNUT Street on
THURSDAY, May2fitk at 12 o’clock K.
By order of the Board onMrectora. „
HORACE Be MITCHELL,
my!3 126 Secretary.
KS® THE ANNVAIi MEETINO OF THE
BE& Stockholders of theJMWDAN.MINING COM.
PaNY, (of Lake Superior,) warhe held at their office,
No. 334: WALNUT Street, on THURSDAY, the 25th
last, at 12 o’clock, for the election of Directors and the
transaction of other business.'
BA. HOOFSS, Secretary.
TEihADEirstAj May 10* l£6fi, myll-lSt
ftSa® OFFICE OF THE UNION PABSEI'
W3P G£B BAILWAY GO. * No. 308 South FOURTH
Street. Philadelphia, May 2,1865.
A meeting of the Stockholders of this Company will
be held at the Office on MONDAY. May 22d. at 10 o’clock
A. M, to consider acd accept the Supplement to the
Charter, passed at the late session of the Legislature.
By order of the Board of Directors.
my3l7t v . WM. F. KEMBLE, Secretary.
Ksf® MERCHANTS’ ARE MANUFAC-
Wffff TUBERS’ NATIONAL BANE.
Pittsburg, April 11, 1856.
Stockholders are hereby notified that Books jr ill be
opened for subscription to the new stock of this Bank
at the OOMMKBCIAL NATIONAL BANE, In Philadel
phia! on MONDAY, May Ist, 1855, and ‘will continue
open during bank tag hours* daily, from 10 o’clock A.
VL to 3 o’clock P. M., until Thursday, June Ist, 1366.
By order of the Board of Directors. _ _
Tf o Tinrykrew JOHN SCOTT, Jr., Gashier.
H. 6, BOLLMANi President*
_ Pittsburg* Pen fit,
BOBT. B. STERLING, viee President, 1( .
Philadelphia. aptf-tiel
I®® PHILADSLPBIA, MAY 13,1865,
KM? The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
./Etna Mining Company, of Lake Superior, will be held
at their Ottos. No. 334 WALNUT Street, on TUES
DAY, theSOth Inst., at 12 o'clock, for the election Of
Directors, and the transaction of other business. .
myls-tmy3o B A. HOQFNB, Secretary.
|®® NOTICE TO ALL RttINQCEMT
W& OORPOBATIONS ORGANIZED UNDER ANY
LAW OF THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Notice is hereby given to all companies incorporated
by or under any law of th« CommonwAlth of Pennsyl
vania. and organized at any time prior to the first Mon
day of November, 1864. that have failed to make report
to the Auditor General under the Act approved April 21,
1868. and the Act approved April SO, 1654, that they are
required to report to the Auditor General forthwith, as
follows,' via.:
' In case a 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
duHttg the year ending the first Monday of November,
1864, and any previous year or yesve in which the Com*
pany may b&ve had an existence; and in .case no divi
dend has been declared during the year or yean end
ing aa aforesaid, then an appraisement of the cash
value ot the capital stock* as It existed between the first
and fifteenth days of November, must be made by the
President or Treaanrer, and a majority of the Directors,
under oath. When an appraisement is made, the re
port should also state at what time the Company was
organized. ... . - .
In addition to the above report, under the aot of April
21,1868, companies not paying a tax on tonnage are re
quired to make a separate report,' under oath, of the
Treasurer, of the Amount of net earnings or income re
ceived during the period from April 30 to November 1,
16C4, in accordance with the second section'of the act,
approved April 80.1861
COMPANIES INCUSPORAVED BY OTHER STATES
acd “doing business in this Commonwealth.” are
notified that they are made subject to the tax ou net
earnings or income under the 2d section of the act of
April 30. 1864, and are required to report to the Auditor
General the amount of such net earnings or income re
ceived between the 30th of April and the Ist of Novem
ber, 1864. 4
All 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; bat continued
neglect or refusal will subject them to forfeiture of
charier, m der the 2d proviso of the 2d section of the
act of April 30. 1854, which is in the 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. 1868, entitled ‘An act
for the better securing to the Commonwealth the pay
ment oft) X4B dueby Incorporated companies, ’may make
euch return witalu sixty days after the passage of this
act. any law to the contrary notwithstanding; and all
delinquent companies failing or refusing to make full
istuvfis tad payment to. the Btatw as required by the
general Jaw® of this ConwwvwiialJi relation thereto*
nhalMimV. >ll tbol* .l*hle and priYtle,.. declared for
feited h7WoClm»tton&o»th.^^^
- Auditor General.
W. i 'KEHSLB,
• State Treasurer.
Haubisbcbo, May 10,1865. mylS.lnj,
BUUTAttX.
SPRIZB MONB¥> AND GOVERN
MENT BOUNTY* TO ALL WHO .SNTSB THE
UNITED.STATSS- MARINE CORPS. - * ■■
Orders have been received from the head of the
Marine Corps, at^Washington, notlo restrictTesruHsto
a particular clasf (as has h4en the case heretofore), bn)
to ieetlve ALL who have served In Ahe volunteer ser
-7(00, 0* in ths regulars, or in the marines, and have
beenhoU6fAbly aisebargcd, Sdvh persons enlisting in
thTUufied&ate* Mariues win rweive.ihe Govern
ment bounfcf/ahd will also 4>e entitled to their share o!
prise monsy.in ahy, eaptnre of the enemy's vessels,
ror further tire rNruitlng ren
dezvous. No anil South FSO9T Street* between 3 1
“ end 3 o eloekF. M..
apl-tf Captain and Beerulting Officer.
TfIHK-J»«jW>-I»WTT.A HKT.PHIA, FRIDAY, MAT 19, 1865:
*36**“ Iffiram ol IKE WAlSll BEND
vW 'PKtKOLEUM COMPANY, „
ORaT-biTlbs cshiital stock of the WALEUT BEND
PETROLEUM COMPANY has this darbsen declared,
raTable oaaad after ,tuS<>t> ay. tho 33th lost, at the
oaw' of the Combair, 38* Smith you at a street,
PhlladelpM*, Tho uaasftr hooks will store oh Th*r*‘
&<sri thsjtpti.last. AO. mullim,
mylS thmtao ' Treasurer.
ray wmiStltaeh *,i
*=» COMPANY-TBSaSURER’S DEPARTMENT.
v Philadelphia, M*r 3* 1885.
HOTICB TO fiTOCKHOLDBBB.“TIxe Board of. D
irectors hare this day declared a semi-annual dividend
of FITS FBB CKNT. on the Oapitai StoA of'Vu[Com
pany, clear of National and State taxes, payable on and
*^aafc^ww«ii B of attorney for collecting dlvld end*
saftftfss^ oaw 01 “• <SBSB& wsht*
ay4-5St Treasurer*
loss' 1 OEIWE OF THE lIAPS E SHADE
OIL COMPANY.Nc. 53* WALNUT Street.
Pnn.iDEI.PBIA. April 28. 1856.
The Annas! HfcsUuß of the Stockholders or
TRURSDAYMityIS. 1863, at BO’eloSk
apS7?raylB ...... Secretary.
Q LOBBY BLACK MOHAIRS.
COOPER & CONARD,
myB-tf 8. B. cor. NINTH *nl MARSBT Streets.
FRENCH LAWNS
r ANDOBGANDIEBI
Id colored and white ground*. •
CURWENSTOLDART A BROTHER,
*s»;4sj£'*lid 45* Forth SEC OMDStwet,
Above wtiloifs
RLACK AHD COLORED POLKA DOT
O Anotlon, at low price*.
CURWKN-STODDABT & BROTHER,
*so£4«li and 45*<Nortb SECOND Sweet.
% Above Villon.
Hlpf MARSEILLES, . -
V . for ChlUrsu’s Wear.
tCTTRWEN, STODDART & BROTHER,
4501 *63, and 45*#«b: SECOND ftwrt.,,
> ■_ Abo to willow.
OBISTED LINEN CAMBRICS; v
"from a Tate Auction BedncedSFifteS:
QCBVr BB STOBDAKT
454J;44», and 4Wfe?»orUi Sj^^lT^reet^
RLACK AND WHITE STRIPED
•ORKlBTlNO.fromAucHoayiSßidtteeaPrloes.
. CUKWRW STODDART & BBOTHRB,
<4OO, 458, and 454 north SBCOKMWert.
• . Above Willow.
TR AVELLIN G
-A A wall. assarted stack of-rfaasaanlir'Rwii-ablegoods
A 880.,
- ' 450, 45». and 45* fforth BBQOND Street,
mris-st - Atom Willow,
*211,702 18
MOURNING MILLINERY.
a T E-lia
CHOICE STOCK OP DRESS GOODS.
VA bus GKBHADtBXg, enperb style*;
Spring POPLlNlTlntesf styles. ■ ,
I*ialdMdH»ln4»m» __
Black and Brown VALENCIAS.
American and. French LAWNS. „
Spring atylee of CHALLI PE LAINES* t
Bprin* SB AWLS., in variety, _ v -
IT. B. —W doien ladlea’ Bleached MOM, at UOTntf*
per pair. ■ nyi v
CPRING DRESS GOODS, OP NE#
O BULKS. OPENING DAILY.
Spring styles Valencia..
Spring styles Foil eeChevre*.
Spring styles of Fopllas.
Bnmmer ropllns-
Splendid Organdies.
Faicales. in great Tarietr.
Slow style, of Hinnes.
Spring (Wlore do L»lnes.
S^ffl^^^Tanetr.
mhe tf 86 Eonth BKOOFD Street.
SHETLAND SHAWLS, IN EVERY
k? Tsrlety. f A. AH. HYSBB.
rnyB-lm 988 CHBBTBPT Strwt,
•RLACK AND FIGURED SILKS.
1) _ A. & H. HUES, -i
mySlm OagCHKarFPf Street.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
<J 6ELLIDB OFP BIfTIBK STOCK
TO CLOSE BDSIBBS8! 1 _
ROOD-WILL AMD FIXTOBiS FOB SALK.
TBOBMLKTABD OBISU. ’ '
W* IhTlte special attentloirlto. the a bom announeement.
We liarelaLarte Stout,
are fielllsg Cheap,
Every yard is to be closed oht on or before the let day
of September. ‘ Slits and Drew Goods. ; s..
Cloths, Cassimsres,«nd LinenGoode.
Shawls. Cloak.. Sklrfc. Hdtts.to. ,4e.
Hasllns and Calicoes mush mder muket prJoe.„ ■ -
THOBMLKT & QHISK.
myia im Cor, of EIGHTH and BPBIH9GABDKS.
MANTILLAS, ALL STYLES PGR
JM. mourning. ' X & H. HTSRB"
myS lm - 938 OHKSTHPT Street.
OLACK ALPACAB AT 50, 82, W>, Bso.,
IF and SI. Also, magnideent Black Kohalrs. SLI3,
*1.25, SISB. and SLBO. „ „• 'r'-'
Lupin’s Blaek Wool Delaines. 85 eta. , -■: .
Donble-wldth Black Wool Delaines, $1.32 to fl, 75.
Dupin’, plain colon Delainee, 82 cts, t > ■ r
Pearl Tints Alpacas and Mohairs.
Tonrltts’ plain, mixed, plaid, and striped Hohslrs,
low end ftaeet grades. . . . _ _•
Finest MatnsookS. Oambrlce, Jaconets. Satin PI aide
aid Stripes, Bird.eye Linen, Swiss MtUUns, BxU,_
Hants, &c. . •- .
White and Buff Piano by the piece or yard, good
Rtccfc, good qualities. „ , .
Lawns, Printed Cambrics, Ginghams, &*•
Muslin, hy the piece underuse. r COHASDi
my9-tf 8. B. sor.’HlglH and MABKBT Streets.
nRAT MATERIALS FOR TRAVEL
VJ LI*Q DKSSSBB. A * H MTBBS,
myB]m . 886 CHEBTBDT Btoeai.
TTIGURED SIDE! GRENADINES,
X 1 of the heel qnalittea and atylea. In Blaofc and Gray
Groanda. 68a to $1.60
TravelUna.Dresa Qaeda, in every TnrUtT.
Re\y Dreaa Good*, in areat -variety.
BandaomeGhana SUka, $3.60-
TSKT CHEAP BLACK SILKS,
eoitaWa for Braawa, Mantloa, and Sacgaea.
OqJtoH COOPS ati.|SS„IHAH WHOLBSALB
FBICEB
EpttfttS, anar«MsTi&fci.SS«.
-33.1 W«Uk*m uil Fsperill
trartHTOMtSStwet.
fi BAREGES, ALL
widths. ■ -A. & H. MTEBSi
mrB-lm , 9»6 CHESTNUT Stmt
JJEW BBIBT FOR 186 3
yHE OBBiTBBT XBVKBSIOU OF THB AOS IK
J, w. BBADMT’S New-FaUnl DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(a. dtmbl*) SPBINC SKIBT..
WBSTS’BIUDMit & CARY flute J ,1. & L.O.
WeBlL SOLBPaOPBIETOES and MAHCFACTOKBSS,
97 CBIHBBBS and 79 sod 81 BEARS Streets, New
iMIL * ■ ;;
THIS INVENTION consists of Duplex (or two) El
liptic Steel Springs, lafeuionsly braised tightly and
firmly together, edge to ecge_, making the toughest,
most flexible, elastic,; and durable Spring ever'
need. They seldom bend or break. like the Single
Springe, and consequently preserve their pErPbot and-
BEAUTIFUL SHAPE TWICE SB LOSg 88 Any Oth«P SKIRT
£HE WONDERFUL FLEXIBILITY And great COMFCRT And
pleasure to any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt will he sxperlenced particularly in all crowded
Assemblies. Operas, Carriages. Bailroap Cars,
Church Pews.-Armchairs, for Promejade and HotsK
Dress, as the Shirt can be folded when in use to occu
py a imali place as easily ai a Silk or Muslin Dress.
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort, and
great convenience of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Steel- Spring skirt for a single day will never after
ward willingly dispense with their use. For Cbixdbbn.
Missbb, Mbi XQUKG Ladies they -are superior to all
others. ,
THEY are the best quality In every part, and uu*
Questionably the lightest, most desirable,comfort
able and economical Skirt eTsr made.
JOB SALE In all first-class Stores in this city, and
throughout the United States, Havana be Cuba*
Uexioo. South America, and the West Indies.
49rlNQUIEE FOB THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIBT. mj2-2m
CflO HOOP BKIRTB. fiOQ
940. HOPKINS 1 ‘‘OWN MAKB” OP Ufc'tl,
HOOP 6SIBTS, the best assortment and best quality
and styles In the city. Gore Trails, all lengths ana
sizes, from 18 to 65 springs, from $1 76 to $l. Plain
Shirts* all the new shapes and sizes, from 19 to 60
springs* from sl*4o to $1 Sklrtßof extra heavy steel
and. extra tapes, from 20 to 86 springs, from $1.90 to
$2.76. Mieses' and Children's, of every grade* from o
to 86 spridgs* from 4to 8 cents per soring; they have no
equal, agents for the Hew Flexible skirt, the most
suable HooP Skirt made* and fully equal to the Daplex
Eliptlc Skirt* and at muh lower prices. Also, eon*
el anti y on hand, full lines of low-priced Hew York
Skirts, kid-padded and metaUic-IRataaed—ls
86c.; 20 springs, $1; S 5 springe, $1.15; SO springs, $L 26*
and 40 springs, #1.60. skirts made to order, altered,
and repaired, at Gl2B AEOH Street. my!2 lm*
79fi CHESTNUT STREET.
• I have now open a magnificent assortment of
BPBINQ MIILINEBY AND STB AW GOODS.
Which I offer, wholesale and retail, at the lowest
market prices. • <
Poult de Soles and Gros de Naples in all color*; the
more desirable and scarce colors, anch as buff* pearl*
rose pink* Ac.. in an assortment of shades. -
Best White, Black, and Colored Crapes.
Bibbons of every shade, narrow and wide* to match
materials.
Preach Flowers* the finest goods, prettiest styles, at
reasonable prices.
IN HATS AND BONNETS
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Wide White Lie 68, Barbee. Mafines of every quality.
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Also, a handsome line of the best Quality Grenadine
Yells, all colors
the country promptly and aecuMtaly at
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gents’ rtiuriSHine goods.
DINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
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« EXCKLSIOU ”
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Savor; tree from the nnpl.&.&nt taste of salt, and are
punonaaed byepleMM superior teeny now offered for
■ale. mhao./mwSUI
PRESENT GOLD PRICKS.—ICE
a PITCHERS, Walters, Goblets, and all other kinds
of Plated Hi are. I*. Svuvfl,
myiaet YOBS CHESTNUT Street.
TIOMESTIC ECONOMY. —PATENT
CAMIPLION CABPBT.-Persons wi*»k ,‘kelr
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and very cheap, will do well to call at 813 WALIf UP
Street, between Band 12 A. H. and 2aad OP. M,* and
examine the article* and leave their orders; also, State
and county rights for sale. ~
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stan-p, BBvJAMIH CASSELBERRY, Box U 5 Phlta-
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T SOMERSET, 581 CHESTNUT
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Badges. Emblems, Fire Badges, and marks of ovary
description. Soldiers returning home will find it ad*
TAbtageoua to posie&a as a stcmotiaione of my floegold
or eliTer Badges, Geauiae 16 karat gold Corps Bings
alway sen hand. All goods warranted. myis im
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ONITBD STATES
LOAN-
THIRD SERIES.
$230,000,000.
By authority of tho Seenlary of Ih, Treemry. tho
underlined, the General Subicrlptlon Aient for the
eale of United States Secnrltios, offers to the public
tho tlird series of Treasnnr Notes, blaring rnvoa and
three-tenths per cent, lnterist per annnmi known as tho
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN,
Those Notes are Issnid under date of July 15, 1885,
and are payable three year* from that data in cur
rency, or are convertible at tho option of tho holder Into
U. S. 5 20 SIX. PER CENT.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS,
Them Bonds are now worth a handsome premiums
and are exempt, as are all the Govemnisnt. Ronds,.
from Slate, County, and Munietpal taxation, which
adds from one to three per cent, more to their vatue,
according to the rate levied upon other property. The
interest is payable semi-annually by coupons attached
to each note, width may be eat off and cold to any bank
or hanker.
The interest at 7 SO per cent, amounts to
' One cent per day on a *5O note.
Two cents per day on a *lOO note.
Ten cents per day on a *5OO note.
Twenty cent! per day on a $l,OOO note.
One Dollar per day on a *5,000 note.
' Botei or aU the denomination* named WIU 1)9
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscription.
The notes of this Third Scries are precisely similar in
form and privilege* to the Seven-Thlrtlei already sold,
except that the Government reiervei to itself the option
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7 8-l Otha In entrsney. Subscriber! Will deduct the in
terest in enrrency up to July 15th, at the time when
they subscribe.
The delivery of the notes of this Third Scries of tho
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will be made promptly and continnonsly after that date.
The illtht change made in the conditions ef this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter of interest.
L Tho payment la gold, if made, bo equivalent to
the currency interest of the higher rote.
The return to specie payments. In the event of which
only will the option to pay Interest in geld be availed
of, would ss reduce and equalize prices*! that pur
chases mads with six per cent. In gold would be folly
eqhal to those made with seven and three-tenths per
cent, in currency.. This is
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now offered by tho Government, and its superior ad
vantages make it tho
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Less than (230.000.0c0 of tho Loan authorized hr
Congress are now in the market. This amount, at
tho rate at which it is being abeotbed, will aU bo
subscribed fer within sixty days, when the notes
will undoubtedly command a premium, as has uni
formly be'sn the sacs on dosing tits subscriptions to
other Loan*.
In order that eitizens of every town und section of tho
country may bO Afforded facilities for taking tho Loan,
tho Rational Bank!, State Banks, and Private Bankers
throughout tha country have generally apraed to re
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own agents, In whom they have confidence, and who
only are to be responsible for tho delivery of the notes
for which they receive orders.
JAY' COOKE,'
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
No. 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
esAuns nronv. anlx. nayso*. it.
QHARLES EMORY ft 00„
STOCK JUID EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 15 SoutH Third street,
thiladelphia.
AU kinds of unsurrent fundi mid Gold and Sliver
bought and add, and GoUertlons made.
Particular attention given to tho purohnee and ad* of
Government,State, and other Stock* and Loans on oom
mlMion. noH-em
7.30. 5-20. 10-40.
ADAMS A LEVIS,
NO. 305 CHESTNUT STREET,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
All kinds ef
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES AMD STOCKS BOUGHT.
■OLD. AMD MRGOTIATED.
GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD,
gpoeinl attention given to OIL STOCKS, mhll-sm
NDWABB xorant BOUAOI t. nuswi.
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AND GOVBKHMBBT BKCUBITIBB,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Collections made on ell peris of the country.
D.parite receives, subject to eight draft, and Interest
flowed. mM-Sa
CECOND
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CAPITAL. 5300.000.
BANEEIB’ AND MBBOHANTS’ COLLHOXIONS
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. e. x. WABMIB, President.
OBAEI.ES H. BIGGS. CasUor. mh3-3m
•JBE FRANKLIN SAVINS FUND,
NO. 136 SODTH FOURTH STBBBT. BBLOW
CHESTNUT, ■ * . ' V
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for depositors aud others on Commission. mblS-Sm
MERCHANT TAILORS.
JgDWARD P. KELLY,
JOHN KELLY.
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COAL.
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REMOVALS.
A/rADAME ADOLPH HAS REMOVED
AvA to lift North ELEVENTH Street, above Callow
hill. . mylB-6t»
JJEMOVAL.
BECHTEL & ENO
Will Open their New Store,
716 ABUH swot,
With a Fresh and Blsfant Assortment of
SILVER AND PLATED WARES,
On MONDAY. 18th Inst myl4 6t
JJEMOVAL.
WILLIAM YABNALL
Has Removed from No. 10»ff to No. 151351 CHEST
NUT Street, 8. E. comer of THIRTEENTH Street
Where he Invites the attention of housekeepers, and
those commencing housekeeping, to his extensive as*
eortmentof nssfnl
BOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Superior Refrigerators. Table CnUery, Family Hard
ware, Children’s Carriages, 4a, 4s. apM-am
MARSHAL’S SALES.
Mkeshal’B sale.—by virtue
AU- of a Writ of Solo by thy Hon. John cadwala-
DEK, Judge of the District Court of the United StStM,
in Itnd for the Eastern District of PeUMymnla. In Ad
miralty, to me directed, will be sold at Fubllo Sale, to
the hiehefit end best ladder, for cash, at Mlchener’s
Store, No. 149 north FRONT Street, on WED 9 ESDAY,
Her 31, ueo.at 12 o’clock M., S 2 biles and «S bags of
cotton, being the residue of cargo steamer Celt; 8) bales
cotton end 115 baga of cotton, being cargo of the steamer
Amecon;-14 begc of Sea Icland cotton, being csrgo of
unknown sloop; 8 bags of Sea Island cotton, cargo of
unknown aloop; 9% boles cotton, bring the portion of
cargo of annnknown vessel; and I bale cotton, brieg
Ltt ti W/hStbwd^ 11 Te, ' ol - aU * S9 »“ w ’
t. S. Marshal Raster^DUtrieUri’enusyhraJfe.
PBHADBbPaiA, Mar 18, 1888, mylB-8t
ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE OON
“_|r®moN|. ofboasttdi, ua heIMBOLN’i
EXTBAOT EUCHU. It wtllglva brisk and enerccUs
tM!)sn«adMt»MtyomtB«ii»»w*u.-
WANTS*
WANTED—A. THOROUGH-BROKBR
f T u>i cafe ladt<»' Haoknar. Addr.es, w.th par
ticulaw. B« 1748. Pi ll - delohja Pest Office. m-'S-’tt’
WANTED—THE RIGHT MAN, ASA
YV paBTBEE, to Patent, in France and Buland,
ihree of the mo*t fmpoTtant laver'lone of thi* ais,
klreadr rafcnted In thw eonntir. ,
c <ja.h afcout W. Addreea ‘•lnrentor.
Wanted-CAMPILLION CARPETS
“"Hldoalromof teturtu, the Territorial B'aht of
thh great intention, Stato 'or to iMftrjhtn
thopatomeo. Dr. A H matt.
1321 CHHHTSnT rtroot,
, anterior to MO ID AT, 28th Inst.
Wanted.-$lO per day, at
HOME. —fa y person » mile op female* can clear
wr w«°ke at home, in a Ught, honorable business.
$2 to $5 capital required. B« turned soldiers and others
having a few hours dkily to spare, can learn the parti
culars tiro stamps for circular and return
V mil7-lm* eSa Chicago, box 4>sL
WANTED A PARTNER, WITH
" v fonr or Are thousand dollars, to join the adver
tiser In purcharlng a stock of goods for a Southern mar
ket, £3l sommantcattcns must be signed with real
name Jfo eth.*** wiU wMiyß attention. Address, for
JayiL » 'JHefcbantt 11 Pre*B Office, >oyi7-gt»
WAHTBD.-A GBNTLEMAN AND
»T Lady wish Boardlztv foT th« «tttnoi6r wUh ftprl
▼&te family la tha country, wHhla «U 7 access of tfca
!i dwflß Box 2191 Post Office
A PERSON EXPERIENCED IN THE
developmout of Oil Property withes on engige
xnent a*agent oi Bupertnteadtut. Addrsis "X-
Font Office, Box Jo. 186, my!7-St*
A GENTS WANTED. TO SELL THE
genuine improvedl Jmr Bnglasd Family BHWIMG
MACHINES. the best Machine A the world. -
A. L. LEbUßß'ft CO.,
Box CB, Orange, Mast.
Address
aptflm*
GREATEST THING OF THE TIMES
VJ —BOWEN *8 PRIZE ENVELOPES.—Agents wanted
everywhere. Premium Watchea given to Agents. Oh
Teesfpt of sis we will mall, post-paid, 100 Envelope*,
and a *plsß<Ud Solid Silver Btua.tinf-<uie Watch as a
premium to the ageist* A tlnele Bntfildp# lent* with
circular and fuUparticulars, to receipt of SC eenti, _ Ad
drew A. H. EOWBK A CO., P. 0., Bex U 70,36 bMK
MAN Street, N. Y. • mhB7*9m
«51QK A MONTH.—AGENTS WANT
1® evprywhftre to introduce the improved
fBAW ft CLARK TWESTIDOLLA.fi FAMILY SEW
ISO HACHIfIK, the only low-price machine la the
country which is licensed by Grover ft Baker,
Wheeler ft Wilson, Bo we, Singer ft Co., and
Baehelder. AU other machine* now sold for Use
than forty dollars each are Infringements, and the
seller and user are liable to fine and imprisonment.
Salary and expenses, or large commission, allowed.
Illustrated circulars sent free. Address SHAW ft
CLARK, Bifldeford, Maine mri,o*d&WBm
€>7o A MONTH.—I WANT AGENTS
tip / w everywhere at $7O a month, expenses paid* to
sell FIFTBBS ARTICLBB, the best selling ever offered.
Foil particulars free. Address OTIS C, GABBY. Bidde
ford, Maine. * my 10 d«WBn
non $5,000, $3,300, AND $3,000
tIPU.UUW, to liOUl SB
Apply to IjHA&fiBE! BHOIDSi
my 13-61* 80. 36 Sdttt* BBV«gT3 Strrtt.
<2* IK non flO,OOO, $4,500, AND $l,OOO
(0 Loan ru Mortgage Apply to
LEWIS H. BEDSEB, go. 15» S, FOURTH 81,my19-2t*
M WANTED TO RENT—A DWELL*
IRQ with modern improvements, Norrh of Green
and west of Broad s'rtet preferred. Foesessian about
first of June. Address "Franklin."
myl9-2t* This Office.
M WANTED TO PURCHASE—A
MEAT DWELLING HOUSE, containing from 7 to
10 rooms. Terms of payment—one-half oath, the balance
in good oil stocks, giving a se ection from tw*n*y well
known Oil Companies, Address "J. A. F., M B.j* 1733
Philadelphia Post Office. my]9»Bt_
TO RENT—A WHOLE
JHBuilding, or the Upper Stories, between Market
and Arch, on Third street; or between Th'rd and fifth,
on Market, or on Fourth Btreet, above Market. Bent
gxXTH Str„t
FOR SALS AND TP LET.
MPOR BALE—DWELLING 3040
ABCH Street, mylMt*
m FOR SALE-AN ALE BREWERY
AEmA with alt conveniences, in a central location. Ad
drees Box 1575, Fhtla Fosteffice. It*
Mto rent.-the neat three-
STORY Brick DWHLUSO. No. 948 North Fifth
street, wim twoetory Back Bnlidims, containing Par
lor, BiciQ?' room, Kite hen, foar Gfiamber*, Attic, Sit*
tier room, Store-room, Hot and Cold Water, Gat,
Benge, Bath, Coo er in cellar, Side and Rear lard,
Garden, &e. Bent, SWO, „ _______
SAM PEL F. VgCVLLTi
711 COATES Street.
myiB-St*
m FOR SALE-WEST PHILADBL*
JBL PH I A—A new .iirea*atoiT doable Dwelling* with
back* buildings, of gray stone, pointed, with nil the
modern conveniences, at tie southwest corner of Forty
•mu*
myS-mwffii* 807 RACE Street
«FOR SALE-A DESIRABLEJ||
COUBTET BESIDEHGB, flouUlnlnsr 13 acm-a X
thrte-siory STOWS HOUfcK, Btone Birn, and Ice
Hons*, fail of ice. within one minute's walk of Gray's
liase Station. Media Ballroad
Also, 25 aorta, suitable for Bolldiai Lots.
Apply on the premises to
mjS 2t&wfu6t* DAVID BHTPEE,
Mto rent-a furnished
HOU&B onIABCH Btreet. below Fifth, north side,
until October Ist. Address Box 2131 Philadelphia Post
Office. . my!B 2t»
Mto let-the fifth and sixth
stories of th. Granite Bnlldtoc, Seek Street, hS
loir Third, with tteam Power. _
The office, firßt floor, Ho. 233 Carter sirest. _
The Third Star, of the Commonwealth KntldlaiJ.Nai,
311 end 313 Chestnut street, 14 windows, the best Unhted
room to the cltr.
Counting: House Dr. B. Jar no & Sop.
mylS-ft* Ho. 843 CHKBTatJT Street.
m FOR SALE—A BROWN STONE
Jniiu. DWELLING, onBBOAP Street. aboveThomp*
son. east side. B. J. 808 BISTSt BfflfTDEB,
myM-3t* 108 South FOURTH Street.
Jm FOR SALE—A BEAUTIFULS
SicoiJSTBY SEAT AHP FABX Ilf
BOUOHj en Sldge Avenue, neai'nine-milestone. one
mile from Green Twe Stationi HorriOWW ll Ballroafli
Large Double Boute, dres&M t&na'Btone front- baU r
parlor, Blrtinrroom, kitchen, gas throughout: spring
water running to tie door; large yard; plenty of shade
and ornamestalireea; large stone barn and neoeisarF*
ont-bniJdlnge; plenty or fruit: fifty*six acres of choice*
Juxd in a high slate of cultivation, lying four hundred
and fifty feet above the Delawarei nice stream running
thvcujrn the farm.
Inquire of JACOB S. FBT, 80, 193 WALVUT
Street •' myiS-3t*
Ma valuable farm at phi* m
vale sale, situate in KADffOB Township. —E
Delaware county, la., on the Lanca»tor tarnplke, near
the Bleventh-mlie Mono, within a quarter of a mile of
Morgan** Corner Station, on the Pennsylvania Central
Railroad.
The improvements are a large atone mansion and ham
and all necessary out-buildings; a choice apple orchard
in hearing condition, and e well-selected assortment of
fruit and ornamental trees.
it is of the first quality of Radnor land, containing
liX(y*one acres. jrtrsvn* dashing a country seat would
do weii to sail is leldOlß tt** property or tbto
kind is offered In.the idMktt. r *
Terms easy. . . . - ..
Poseeesion given Immediately, and for farther parti,
oulars Inquire Of the subscriber, residing thereon.
rnylB 6t* JOBBPfI B. HARDING.
FOR BALE-DWELLING, ON
-MiikTAßlO Street, above fiiqhth.
Dwelling, Powell street, above Sixth.
Three fetors» and Dwellings on Girard avenue west
Of Second.
Five Stores and Dwellings on Girard avenue west ol
Fourth.
One Store and Dwelling on Columbia avenue weßt ol
Eleventh.
And many others. B. F. GLENN,
m?18-tf S. W. cor SB V 1 a MEHTH an tf <j R§E !f.
jgr FOB SALE, VERY LOW, WITH
MMimmfdiate poisession, three story DW&LLIJXQj
2l y*g£i!toiy DWELLIfIV) 300
133 South FOISTS Bl?5< tfaul
mylStf S. W. eor. SBVBNTBINTH and GREEN Sts.
T ARGE BALE OF DRY GOODS,
J-J A BAKE OPPORTUNITY-
Owing to the death of the proprietor, W, A CATH
CABT, the entire stock of DBx GOODS, Good-will, and
ficaeeof Store room and Dwelling Bouse Is offered at
private sale, and, if not sold before THURSDAY, May
25th. lt will then be offered at public auction, at 2
o'clock P- M.
This being an old-established stand of Gathcarb St
Brother, next door to Harrisburg Bank, it is certainly
worthy the attention of business men, is the stand i«
one of the beat in the elty, Best cheap, and stock of
goods elean.
For particulars, apply or address
JACOB BUEHLBB, Administrator.
myi6»flt* Ho, 39 N. SECOND Bt., Harrisburg,Pa.
FOR SALS —THE SUPERIOR
■ VH trail and fait townuM steam popular nil.
TED STATES, not three pears old, troll founj, aid In
food order; ready for immediate service. Length 169
feet; beam feet; depth.of hold 9 feet; deakadover
to after part of forward hatch; hull e&aUed; diagonally
Iron braced and coppered; aoade&Bln* engine 2Sx2ej
donkey pomp, boiler* and hoisting machine
Can be seen at Messrs. Cramp & Eon’s ship yard,
Keßßiufton- t
foi fntthet rartltralsrs. npplTto
S. 4 3. M. FLAWAGAH,
304: South DBliAWass Arsons.
j»jls 6t*
I 'OR BALE-TEE GOOD WILL AMD
FISTDHESof aflrst-clatifi bn*ineßB stand, snitabia
for any wholesale business, on Market street* be*
low Third* For paTtlculftia address, with real asms,
Box 1867, Poet Office. myl7-wlui4t
pAPBR HANGINGS
AT RETAIL,
JOHN 9. IMGSTRETH,
No, 12 NORTH THIRD STREET,
irryfcT 1 E3TdEIVEI) , . , ""“
f Examine our Photographs of
ABBIHAM LINCOLN
In Crayon—Cabinet and Llfoslze— .
I ana jodre for yoarselves of
THEIR SUPERIOR MERIT.
HBNBZE7 & GO.,
PORTRAITS OP PRESIDENT LIN
COtiJ.-Ul the varieties published in Phlladel
phis, Hew YorK, and elsewhere, "applied to the trade.
rISHEK & BROTHBB,
wyW-dl*lf So, 1H Berth SIXTH Street.
A CARD.—JAMBS CREMBR, PHOTO*
-cx gBaPHEB. and JOHJf B. DILLON, Artist,havtnf
entered into partnenhtp, respectfully announce to their
Mends and the pnblio that. at
80. 18 8. EIGHTH 6T., ABOVE CHESTNUT*
they are prepared at all times to furnish a very saperlor
PHOTO-PORTRAIT* , ,
either plain or painted* in any of the various styles pe
culiar to this vrondious and beautiful art. from minia
ture to life- size. We invite yon to call and see us; yon
Trill find ns “at home " In onr business, and if yon
feel disposed to sive u« your countenance the extensive
resoorces of our establishment shall be enlisted in a
combined effort to make your visit agreeable and satis
f'» 'gnaw,
® UNION MOWING MACHINE,
which bus been fnlly tsetedfottheKwt font year*.
It combines strength, durability, light weight, light
draft, with complete efficiency la cutting irui, light
or heavy. wet or dry, lodged or etaudlag, aad embracac
many minor convenience! not found la other macMnee.
Also forsale* the moat completeons-Aoree.fiaina-Jlfbioer
in the market _ ■ PABOBAM, MOBBIS,
Sole Agent, Agricultural Warehouse,
mysim nao market street
gNGLIBH BROWN STOUT,
BCOTCH AXJE.
nr (ton urn oubs.
ALBERT O. ROBERTS,
nun nr run obooeribs,
Bm»m oi IMVMTH MTCTU*
YJERMETIOALLY SB AXED MEATS
XZD BOWS. „ .
'•SS&SSSpE*
gg:: £ £&.
Iff •" do° OMeV/n. ■
“ “ MUi ssa*fc WKffiflg*
, Jrt.tf * 107 South WATER Street.
r<ABINET FURNITURE.
U MOORE A CAHPIOHr
361 SOUTH SECOHD BTHMT,
art prepared to fallow the 4?«lln« in the market In the
price of tb*l* |urnitnrt, Tttlttmu will please, »eU
an*) examine oili? fttWJt* siylQ>ly*
AFCTIOK SALES.
HW HBRKNBBS’ BAZA, AR, RlNTtt
"■ttfoßSKSft bom <v. *
On OIUKDAI MOBOIHa next, it luo’ol**, «>«-
siltyH&mw. 1 i
roitei to ktrnen ani tlteiwuii ln'ittdMftTMllPHH
of tooeh Horiei ■..> .
t iS?' J* on >" valnlWe foot trottlai hor-H.
lull 4e«wliUoß»Sscati!o*«oB.
(late V»,. Bos.op'e) obTDbbdat,«*»:
AiiFuso at. aßßKsass.
Auettanaw.
myia-aitf
M SPECIAL SALE 07 SIXTY
HSsIELBBW nasai iqbb. '
0M TUESDAY MORMIMO,
May 2Pd, »t the Phumix Coact 'Works, FIFTH Stroaf.
near BUTTOM WOOD Street (Uta WIULm DcaTij'oL
wtUto Bold »|»J‘ TT HEW cjbbiiOKS,
Emliraolni tba largest mi most Mcletulye assortment
of bnety wagons, Germantowas, and rjokaway# eras
offered at auction In this ol ty by a meantactarer.
The high reputation of thta eeUbllibmeot forlmUd'ur
llitt wort la well known over the Onto 1, and the ay,
rtoaea now to bo aold are folly fltioal to any avor collet
S ' tSo tlm eoUeeUoi inD renewed *h« iarnra
non. to tte.-.la, Wilt H . HESK«S«,
m»19.4t ' Aootloaeer.
(Kr&t HBRKNESS’ bazaar, ninth
-fat- AMD BAB6OM STJIEBTO v
BALE OF BLOODED STOCK, ««.*«c.
The Fourth Semi- Annuel Bale of Blooded Block.under
the direction of the Philadelphia Society for the Prom*
tlon of Agriculture, will tafce place oft
May 24th- im. at )0 o’clock A A &, at the
NINTH AND SANBOH ATS. M _ _
Contributions of Borned Cattle. Sheep, Btrine#
Pomiry, &c. * ate solicited. Arrangements will b»
made to accommodate Stook over night at the Bums
and adjoining stables.
my!96t ALFRED M. HERKNESB, Auctioneer.
AMUSEMENTS.
XTEW CHESTNUT-STREET THEA-
Di ra TWKAFyH-i
MB. B L. DAVBNFOBT,
when the
nra& w iisßi 0K
wIU appear In a, _ IT _
OS AND MAMMOTH BlliL<
The Evening's performance will commence with tuft
Brilllaitf Comedy* in three acta.
WILD OATS}
„ STROLLING* GENTLEMAN.
R, ll DAVENPORT
John Dory Mr. J. W. WaLLAOK
Lady Amaranth.~»~.a.-~.«~.-Mtsi ALIOS PLACID*
To conclude petite otafi dy.
Jamil Beltone•»*»«•*♦*•-«-.«+*«. Mr. J W. WfcLtilOK
Edward Lennox***—-*— Mr. B. L DAVENPORT
TO-ttOBBtiW NIGHT. OLIVER TWIST.
BATFRDA? AFTERNOON. JU| 20.
FORTY-FOURTH GRAND FAMILI MAfINE*,
when the “COLLIE* SAWN” will be presented.
WgDNCSDAT AFTBhNOON, May 24th, GRAND
EXTRA MAT! NEE .111 aid of the, - _
LltfOOtM MONUMM-g TEND,
WALNUT-STREET THBATRE.—
TT THIS (FRIDAY) BVISIO O, Hay 'Bth,
BENEFIT OF JHETODTBFCL AMD ACCOMPLISHED
. ACTRESS, MISS LOTILL* wSSfBKM.
Who la now performing bar Bait Ensaaam jnt In Amo;
rica, and nbo will jippsar to-night la tha baantlmE
drama of LUCILLS j Ob, A STOJfy OP THE HB iBT.
Lucille- - - lUiiLnellle Weitarn.
* To conclude with the lerlo* comic and romt&tio lu*
, Or*The Wept of the Wlsh-Un-Wl&h.
During the eyeHutt the Orcsebtra will perform tha.
PRISONERS hOPE
MRS. JOHN DREW’S NEW A.ROH
XIX ST&&ST THEATRE*
BENEFIT OF &UBB 0. STONING*
TO NIGHT 4F.RIP AT), May 19th* 160$,
THE NATIONAL GUARD.
WOoING IN JEST
AND LIVING tfif EARNEST.
And the GRAND AbLE'IORY.
MB and MISS BIOHINGH
IN ALL THE PIBOHB,
ORCHESTRA -THE
27th» ' fetd W
O7 PINE ARTS,
CHISmT STREET, ABOTE TEETH.
NOW OPEN,
THE FOBTY-BEOQMD ARMDaL EXHIBITIOH
PAINTING AND SOTJUPTUBEf.
Open from 9 A, M. till 7 P, H„ and from B tiu u la
tha Eyeniar- MW-tja*
SUMMER RESORTS.
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY,
'Will he opened this season on the FIFTEENTH DAT
OF JUAB* for the reception of guests.
TMa leading house will* for the coming season* full?
suttain Us well-established reputation. , ,
Grettly encouraged by the business of last year. the
proprietor feels satisfied that a Hotel conducted clearly
nrbt-clasa must continue a success at this old and popu
lar retort.
The railroad facilities are promised to he excellent.
Beck's celebrated Philadelphia Band has been H*
cured for the UOLOMBJ A the coming season.
For rooms* Ac,, apply to J. H, J>JBAIfISOK» Mer
chant’s Hotel. FMiadejphia, or to
J. BOLTOft, Proprietor,
CAPE IgfraflP, ± I.
A TLANTIC CITY.—" THE CLARES-
A SON” i« now open for the aceommodettOtt At
BOARDER?, transient and permanert
UATlfiih, 1863. Sk. JAMES JENKINS,
rayl7> wfml2t Proprietor.
CEABIDB HOUSE,
K? yoor OF PBNtfKYLVAKIA AVBSUE,
ATLiflTioorry, wbw jfjuunr.
Is now openfor the Bocention of Gaorts
ttrlMa* DAVIP 6'IATTBRGOOP«
TJOARDING -ONE LARGE, BECOND-
N-J 'story room vacant, At No. G!4l South WASHING
TON square, mi 19-8 t»
TjAY BOARD, WITH FIRST CLASS
Is Sinn ere, at Ho. ON* Strath WABaiSitTiiS
Sanara. mylB.lra»
TWO FINE ROOMS VACANT AT
A 1417 BPRUJB Street.
Reference required, It*
"FIRST-CLASS BOARDERS GAB
Had superior accommodations at the old Uh'ITJKD
STATES EOTBL. 413 OHEBTHUT Street. Tvolun
and convenientchamber. will be voeantto-dsy. Thl*
honse has no bar. my!7-Bt*
COPARTNERSHIPS,
T'HB FIRM OF ADAMS & LEVIS IS
A thli day dissolved by mutual oonsent,
?h» bustppFs of the late firm will bo settled by
GOUKLIN, LEVIS, & GO,, who will continue the bu
siness so bcrstofoxe. TaBOOO Rg AD AHS.
I mepaetfallj iMlelt the patibß&K«*M hfeadf id
the new dim. THEODORE AD AWL
The undersigned hare this dor formed a copartner
ship for a General Banting and Brokerage Business,
urderthe style of GoBKI<iP,TjBYIB, dt GO,, at Ihe
Old Stand., Ro. 305 CHSSTHUT Btreet, Philadelphia.
B. K. OOffKLIB,
GEOBOB H LS7I9.
PniLAiiELrnia, May 18,1685, my ID fit
the partnership heretofore
A existing between JOHN MBbOKBR it SOS, Brlek
makers, la this day dissolved by mntnal consent. The
bnetness will be carried on. as heretofore. by MABTUf
MELOBEB, at TENTH and BOSQ'JEBAHN A Avena*.
May 17th, 1864. mylS-Jl*
LEGAL,
TJJBTATE OF JOhF LAYGOOE.~
bt iiajjttletraiion upon ifea art*u of jromr
I» AT COOK, dectßsa<L hii'flgl been irahlU tO fHf
under Mined, all bwbuh indebted U »&JA EsiaU art ie*
quested. to make payments and tho?© bavin* cl&l&it M
present them to MAHrLATOoag,
Or to her Attorney, B. A, MITOHEbfi? *
9c E. corner mm and WaLhdt at*..
ap!4»fi6t Philadelphia*
TTNITED STATES, EASTERN DIS-
U TBIOT OP PE9 &BYltv AN I A—Sot.
WBEBBAB, The Dlstrltt Court of the United State*
for said District, proceeding on a libel filed in the uama
of the United States, hath ueorced that all persons who
claim to have any interest in six bafts of ootton cap*
tnred on the shore of Deer Greek, above eighteen miles
from the harbor of Charleston. State of South Carolina*
by at aval force from the nutted States steamers Joa*
qullle and John Adanstlnnder command of Acting Mm*
ter Henry Yanthas» be monished and cited. . .
, Therefore, all persons who claim to hare any IhtdfMt
in the six b&let Of softon. are monished and cite*
to appear befols. .ftiu eoart, at the
cifcr of Philadelphia, dfi tilt TWwITIIfH 9AY A* 1 ?*
publication hereof* to show causa Why shf» said al£
bales of cotton should not b* prouonneed to belong, at
the time of tlie capture of the same* to the enemlea of
the United States, andltherefore, or otherwise Uabla to
condemnation ae lawful prize.
The above lean abstract of the monition issued liy
the court in the said w "*'wiLMAM MILLWABD,
PhiiaebiPiiia, Mgy
TTNITED STATES, EASTERN DIS
TBIOT OF PEIHBf LVANIA—fOT._ ......
WHBBEaS, the District Court at the United State*
for said district, proceeding on »libel, filed tn the awns
ot the Catted Males, hath decreed that >ll persons who
clstra to have any interest In a certain sloop, the auao
of whleh Is unknown, whereof le master, her
tsekel, apparel, and (nrnltnre, and the cargo of tho
said .loop. to wit: Foarteen boles of cotton, captured
tip tlltn Sfeek> a tributary of WandC river, an Min of
tbenaontha efi&tt fif Bonth Carolina, PEPrwed boat*
r:era thd Jouqnlllei a tc>»l if warof the united SIMM,
nndoc command of Acting Master flSJfy Vaaghsai b*
montebed and eStod. .....
Therefore, all persons who claim to have any Intent*
In the said unknown sloop and cargo are monished and
died, to appear before tne Jadge of the said Oonrt, at
the city of Philadelphia, on tho twentieth day after
publication hereof, to shew cause why the said tin
know n sloop and cargo should not be pronounced to be
long at tho time ot capture of tho came to the ensrolee
of tne United States, and theiefore, or otherwise, liable
to condemnation as lawful prise.
The shove le an abstract of the monition lssnodbp
thocourtm ”7r: WfWAH'MIELWABD,
* D, B. Marshal B, D, ot i’innsylvantg.
FRiiADEXrnu, May 17,1665. mrlS-Dt
Notice.- application has
been made at tbe Office of the
•■HABBISON OIL COMPART"
for a renewal of
sots, ISM, In the some of B B. THOBHTOK. and the
otjwr. fa* Fifty Shares. So ljl,_deled January ft*,
ISM. in the himepf SARAH SaiiSli, tb» .Arne hgvtn* ,
been lost or mislaid,
. All peteons are hereby required, within Four Week*
from this date, to come forward and show ctnee, It n»
fiftS Wb3&iT CarMt “ c *
Mays, 1868 m>H wfmnf
TN THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
A OITT AMD COURTS OF PfIIDADBLPHIA.
Botateof FBAROIB P. Di'OOHBBTF, & minor...
Tp* Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the acounot of the Pennsylvania Company
for Insurance of lives,-Ac , Guardians deceased, and
to report distribution < f th* bnlaneo in hands of the ao
conni.nti wtu meet the rattles interested for the pnr-
Boi*. «f hl?sppol#inisttt, on MORPaT, M-r Mih. ISSS,
StiV'dM F.y,m tto.pae.al, AT 8.
Esa. 131 South FIFTH Bu TSkJfif < HSßs^Pr il ~
*myH,fmwdt* Aadttor.
/T-RIOE & LONG,
U FDLTOR WOBKS, 1340 BEACH BTBUT,
Engineers, Mechlnlsts, Boiler Maker*, and Car
Tanks of every description made to ordor.
Sole Agente for Dong s Marine Ballnometerg, mylf-ly
PHILADELPHIA,
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—WCMBIaFTW BAIDBOAD. —Train*
Uave Vlus-strset Ferry at follows: _
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