The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, May 27, 1865, Image 3

SPECIAL NOTICE*.
tkb UhYiJBIHN 8 Beavb.
a „ T*« B4B» or TOW»» BliS.
7 h „„ w idle» horn* WM
•Oh' h«ro bind, when U fowl
Tie so'’’* ‘ oil ‘ 10 al !. ,>#To •
v , IDT mell he applauded not,
T jud xlory’s 1* he«d no mere.
-ffltb weloome full, M deep we gue
Upon tout faees, battle-worn,
A, on tboeo men of other day*
Br Whom our flu »» first up-horne.
•pinet uo those white - haired Tl>'«» wn,
Who, ere their latent made had ms.
Bay* lived to tee their ,
The eonntrr which their valor won •
Hay eomforte now he round y® n “ Bt '
he certain a. roar bnaht renown.
hauhe fotaw’e jure to crown.
War from yoa he the .hill dietreee
Teat do,, from porertr arise,
indnerenneryoa lack each dreea
““ good and oaanp, the Tower supplies I
All hinds, stales, and sites <l f clathing.men’s youths'
and boas'. all grades, from medium to superfine. Al
though onr salee an large and rapid, we hare a fall
end complete assortment, new and fashionable, which
j, being replenished dally. Oar prices, being hand
upon the lowest market rates of tho season, an lower
Panfhe Umestelse ttftdW. AnexamUetto““’J'"* 1 -
HO. #lB MaBKBT Stmt
BBHKfiirdtCO.
f Life, Growth, and Beauty to the Hair
-BBS. 8 A. ALIBH’S WOULD’S HAIR BB3TOBSB
AHD DBE6BISG. Try It. .«»,«
Sold by all DrnggUte.
Cebtificate— Pboof Positivb.^J^^^
StitOt £8 CrT<iff Hair to #8 Naturnl Color, S • V
jimsw th HAi¥ Saft, olossy and Luxuriant,
jfTuerUtous and Entirely Ytf&able.
Steps the Scalp Glean , Cool,' and Healthy.
Does not Stain the Skin or Soil Anything.
"London”
"London” greatest "BatrCoiorßeetorer *
‘London ” discoyfkt ”EairCo'or Restorer ”
"London” of the age. ‘‘•HairColor Restorer.”
"London” lf Hair Color Reetorer.”
Pb. Swaykb ft Sob: Some six years a so I bee an to
loie my hair, and continued to do so uatU the scalp
|HCBmeasb»reasthe palm of my band troubled also
Vltb A disagreeable itching, fever* great heat, and
dandruff; ama 1 puetule* would form, qolte sore to the
touch] tnd the rematnlnc portion of the hair on the side
and beck of my bred Warns quite gray. AftOf arinj a
number of reitoiative* (w called), without tuccess*
and my heed nearly dertitnte of hair, I reluctantly
commenced ueisgthe M London Hair Color Restorer
and Dressing.' 1 Vow, candor and justice compel me
io say to all that through Us ue« I now possess a new
and beantt/ulgrowth of hair, completely restored to ita
original dark and glossy appearance, and I Ten tare the
assertion the world furnishes no preparation equal to
(bis; and Ido conscientiously say to all who are gray,
or bald, hair dry and harsh, or falling, to use at onoa
this cleanly and delightfully perfumed article.
I6AAO L. MABSHALL, Gunner U. S R. f
830 Leonard street, Philadelphia.
Priefl, 75 cents; six bottles,o4. Sold by Dr.
SWATSB ft BOA, 330 North SIXTH Street, Above
Tine. It
French China! French China!
HERB’S CHINA hall.
Inst received, per Ships Eliza Tonne and Oonrtaalla,
a Urge assortment of extra fine French China Dinner#.
Waie, selected with great care by my own agent, ex
pressly for fami’y use, from tbe best factories io France,
and, being bought for cash there , I am enabled to sell
it cheaper and give a better article than any other
house in this city. Persons in want of French China
will And at this establishment a larger and better as
sortment than can be found elsewhere, and at whole
tale prices
Call and examine th e goods and priees for yourselves.
JAMES K. KBBB.
It Chinn Hell, &SQ OHISTJSUt Streak
Thb Phosnix Pectoral will cube youb
COUGH. It isprepared only by LEVI OBEEHOLTZBB,
H. D., a reputable physician of PhmnUviUe Pa., and
la sold atibe Wholesale Agency, Ho 33 Worth SIXTH
Street, and by nearlyevcry Druggist and country Store
keeper. - my27-t4t*
Soapstone griddles abb used with-
OUT grease, and therefore do not fill your house with,
an unpleasant smoke. A variety of sizes of these, and
of Iron ones, an i cake paddles and cake pans, for sale
by TBUMAR ft SHAW, Ho 835 (Sight Thirty, five)
RAREST Street, below Ninth. It
Patent Dog Muzzles ABB LIGHTER
and leas irksome to the dog. For calf, with those of
the usual kind, and a variety of collars and chains, by
TRUMAN ft SHAW, 80. 835 (Eight Thirty-five)
BASKET Btreet, below Ninth. It
Bargains in Clothing t Bargains in
CLOTHING I
Babgaiss ik Clothing ! Bargains nr Clothing]
Babgainb ik Clothikdl Barqainb ik Clothing!
Bargains ik Clothing! Bargains ik Clothing!
Offered by Perry.ft Co.,
OFFBBEP BT-Peebt Jx. Co.,
Offered by Punnv ft Co.*
Offered by Pee&y ft Co. ,
Ho. 303 Chestnut Street, above Third,
Ho. 609 Cbssskut Street,(GRANVILLE STOKBS*
Old Stand,)
AndB.fi. Cor. Seventh and VarkstSts (JONES 1 )
Jfesars. Ferry ft Co. have undoubtedly the largest
stock of mdy.made Clothing, and finest variety of
styles now presented to the public in this city. Their
stock is sew, bought at the lowest rates, got up In the
belt manner, and sold at
Wonderfully Low Pricks.
Wonderfully Low Psioaa,
Wonderfully Low Pbiobs.
Wonderfully Low Priobs.
Otur friends and the public are invited to call and
examine for themselves, and b© convinced that it la
to their advantage to deal with ns.
49" Attention is also called to
OtTR CUSTOM DEPARTMENT,
Ou* Custom Department,
Our Custom Department,
Our Custom Dspartmbi*t,
Oua Custom Dbpartmbitt,
In connection with each establishment, where we
have constantly on hand
All the Latbst and Best Styles,
All the Latest and Best Stiles,
All tbs Latest and Best Styles,
All the Latest and Best Styles,
And can guarantee to.our customer* entire satisfac
tion in every respect.
Ao. 3C3 Chestnut Street, . Above Third.
80. 609 Chestnut Street, (GBjJTVTLEiB STOEBS’
Old Stand )
And S. B. Cor. Seventh and Market Sts., (JOJTBS’.)
Pbrry A Co.
Perry A Co.
Boys’ Clothing, Boys’ Clothing, Boys’
CLOTHING.
Boy*’ Clothing, Boys’ Girthing, Boya f Clothing,
Boys’ Clothing, Boys’ Clothlnf, Boys’ Clothing,
Boys’Clothing, Boys’Clothing, Boys’Clothing,
Bob’ Clothing, Boys’ Clothing, Boys’ Clothing.
In every variety. In every variety,
In every variety. In every variety,
In every variety. In every variety.
In every variety. In ever) variety,.
In every variety. In every variety,
In even variety. In every variety.
At fi. L. Halloweli & Son’*,
At H. L. -Halloweli & Son’s,
At H. L. Halloweli ft Son’s,
At H. L. Halloweli ft Son’s,
AtH. L. Halloweli & Son’s,
At H. Iu Halloweli ft Son’s,
534 Market street. 684 Market street.
634 Market street, 634 Market street
634 Market street, 634 Market street
634 Market street, 634 Market street.
634 Market street, 634 Market street.
584 Market street, 634 Msrket street.
SPECIAL NOTICE. —We Lave the largest and best as*
•cried stock of Head? made Boys’ Clothing la the city,
cutln the latest styles, and made in thebept manner.
H. L. HALLOWELK & 805,
S3* MARKET Ssreet
A Eat? of Hope—To weak, debili
tated Dyspeptics, groaning tmder a life of agony, we
offer
PLANTATION BIT TBRS
as a good and sure remedy. This remarkable medi
cine relieves Sour Stomwh, Headache, Heartburn,
Distress after Sating, and all the symptoms of Dya
!Mpeia, at once.
Its good effect Is felt upon the first trial.
Plabtatioh Bitters are the pleasantest tonic In the
World.
Tbs old. the young, and the middle aged acknow
iedjt their wonderfal health* giving power.
Sochengeofdletisneoesß&ry while using them. Sat
fill yon wa&t Of the best yon can g«t.
Plantation Bitters are estAuaied Nature’s groat
■Restorer. They give tone to the Stomach, and brilliancy
io tie Mind, end driving away
“ ■ ■■■ the doubts that roll
Cimmerean darkness o'er the fainting soul [”
2*3-86.61 TO PROVE IT, TRY A BOTTLE.
J ONES’,
THE LOWEST
BBIUSQ PBIOB
is marked in fiiures
on each article,
and nsvsb vasikd.
AT
JONES’
Crescent One-price
CLOTHING HOOSB,
MARKET BTB6BT,
above sixth.
Mo 604.
49* Prices reduced to salt the times.
A fine assortment of BBADY-MADB CLOTHING,
-suitable for all masons, constantly on hand.
Custom- work made to order at short notice. [mh9-3m
Arms Itch, Tetter, Scald Head, Salt
2HBUH, RIBQWOSM, ALL ESTTPTIOBB.
,4 Z>r. Hwayne'a Allays all Ointnunt.”
"Ihr Svxiyne'a Itcbino Ointment **
"Dr. i^'waynt'a at okob. Ointment 1 '
No case so obstinate or long standing it will not care.
VS, 6WAYNE & SOU, 330 North SIXTH street. It
Colgate’s Honey Soap.
Tito celebrated TOILET SOAP, In .neb nntoeml d«-
Aand, 1b made from the CHOICEST materials, is MILD
rod EMOLLIENT in its nature, FRAGRANTLY
SCBBTED, ud EXTSEMiLT BENEFICIAL to Its no
!ion upon the Skin. For e»le by All Drautati »nd
***** Goods dealers. lei!8-tuthsly
Itch. (Wheaton’s) Itch.
SALTBHEDM. (OINTMENT) BALTBHEOH.
Will mre the Itoh In 48 honr.. Alio, enres Salt Rhenm,
mcers. Chilblains, end , u Braptions of the Skin!
*riee 60 cents. By sending 60 cents to WEEKS * p.ir.
JEK, BOSTON, Mass., will he forwarded free by mall.
For solo by All Druggists. • mhlB-«m
ISEESig} OHICKBKING’S Pianos—Jim
t! STnag.OOO SOLD.—Sow WiMMOms.fl Kill
Entrance to Art Gallery, #l4 CHESTNUT Street.
SM4-28t* WM. H. DUTTON.
fffffl George Steck & Co.’s
akd
mason a havluts
Pmrn „ CABINET ORGANS.
lootm . 0787 600 each of these fine C LBINRT
PUan {jMjniuente have been sold by ORGANB
T‘»RTki and the demand is coa- OsBISBT
Piana stantjy increasing ORGiNg
FoETsr For only by CABINET
„HABo J. E GOULD. 08GAN8
FOfiTsL be VEHTH and CHESTNUT Sts. CABINET
*• noSO-tf ORGANS.
“Fast Day” with poor Jjbff,
Now J-ff le fMt,
Ahdeuadetlart
ladde of Fort Monroe;
In strong eu.iutu
He’ll have to watt
Until he’. called to (0.
The good time lb bur clothing has come at last, and
people from all unarters are improving it ty making
their purchases. We still have a good anortmsnt, and
the piiee. are ao low that all can easily count the dif
ference between war aid peace.
Come and examine for yourself.
WAfIAIUKBK A BROWN,
OAK HALL,
It 8. B. corner STXIH and MARKET Streets
HABGN AYES—Q-REENH 41,'JH —ln this city,
on the 26th Instant, in the First Oongregattonal
Chapel, by the Rev. D. L. Gear, Cornelius H*r
graves, of Fall River, Mass,, and Mary Greenhalgh,
ol Plliada. _ *
ULMER—EINN —ln Lee, Maes., on the 26th
Inst., by the Rev. N. Gale, D. D.. William A. Ul
mer, ot Philadelphia, and Agues H. Ltnn, youngest
daughter of Geo. W. Linn, Esil , of tho former
plsoe. *
f PHILLIPS—CLAYTON.—On the 25th Inst., by
'Friends’ Ceremony. Robert R. Phillips to Marla L,
daughter of Jacob E. Clayton, all of Phllada. *
CUNNINGHAM.—On the 26th Inst., at Trenton,
John H. Cunningham, Is the 421 year of his ago.
l)oe notice ot tho funeral will bo given. *»»
SMITH.—On the llih Inst.. Robert Newton,
youngest son of Henry L and Catharine Smith,
eged 7 years and 6 days. *
BRlDGE.—Suddenly, on the 26th Instant, of dis
ease of the heart, Mr. James C. Bridge, In the 83d
year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited to attend his funeral from his late
residence, No. 1302 Vine street, on Tuesday next, tho
30th Instant, at 10 o'clock A- M. ***
wildman—On the 26th Inst., Lorlng Petroo,
son of John K, and Hannah P. Wildman, aged one
year and three mont ns.
Funeral at 2 }i P. M. on the 28th, 1603 Wallace
street. *
“Hair Color R* storer. * ’
STERLING—On Friday, the 26th, Ellon H.
Sterling.
The friends of the family are respeotfnlly Invited
to attend the funeral, from her mother’s Tesldenoe,
No. GO High street, Burlington, New Jersey, on
Monday afternoon at 2 o’clock, without farther
notleo. ~ . **
PLEASANTS.—May 24th, at the residence or his
brother, Dr. Henry Pleasants, R<tdnor, Delaware
county. Pennsylvania, Charles Pleasants, of Sun
bnry, Pennsylvania, aged 68 years.
Interment from his late residence In Snnbnry, on
Saturday, the-27th Instant, at 1 p. M. *
PLEASANTS—Was killed,on the 6th of" May,
1864, at the .battle of the Wilderness, Cnarles I.
Pleasants. FlflraLleutenant, 11th Regiment, U. S.
I , aged 24 years and s months, son of the late
Charles Pleasants, Of Snnbnry, Pa, * *
CHESTER.—At WaehinKtop, D. C., on the 23d
Instant, Rev. William Chester, D. D.
Funeral from No.< [ll4 Clinton street, Philadel
phia, on:.Saturday morning, the 27th Instant, at 10
o’oloelL r 'r ***
SHARPLESS.—FUth: month 24th, Mary Offlley
Sharpless-In the TSd.year ol her age.
Her relatives and lriends, and those of the family,
are respectfully Invited to attend hor funeral, with
out further notice, from her late residence, Haddon
field, New Jersty, on Seventh day, 27th lust., at 2
o'clock P. M. Interment at Friends’ Burying
Ground at Newton. Train for Haddontteld leaves
Vinastraet wharf at IP. M. Carriages Will be pro
vided at the house * **
WILDMAN.—On the s?m lest., Lorlng PCIfCS,
son of John K. and Hannah P. Wildman, aged one
year and three months. **
RLACK ENGLIBH GRENADINES.—
L' just received, a ca*e of Black Euviisb Grenadine*,
at 40 cents a vard. BEBSOH ft SON- Hoarninc Store,
918 CHBSTNUf Street.
One price. Prices in plain figures. taylO
CLACK CHALY DE LAINE.—JUST
™ opened, one caw ofplain blackCh&lyde Lalnes at
S7K «enU a j ard. BBSBUN ft Si»H, Uourainc Store,
918 CaBSTaUT Street.
One price Price* in plain figures myls
WHITE SHAWLS, BEST ASSORT
VT JBEBT I» TOWN.
Puts While Barege Shawls.
Pure y* hue Bernai*ia *a.
Pure White Shetland da
Pure White Tbyet Silk Prinre.
my )fl tr EYRE ft LftNDELL.
KS* FIBST COS GREGATION Als
CBURCH. Eg ad and MONTGO
fiiEET Avenue, Her. D. L GEAR, Pnator. Preaebins
at K& A. M And 73j P. M Services will also be held
TBUKnDaY MORNING, June Ist, atlO£ o’clock. Alt
are invited. It
tSa* LOGAN MtV&KE PRESBY
•SBf TEEiAN GiiUBCH, TWANXIETH and VINE
Streets. —Preaching, by the Bev. G W MaCXCH, of.
Jdams, ». T, to-morrow MORNING, at in«.
and Evening at Ijj o^lcck;• . u*
ST. MATTHEW’S UJTHEBAW
I®’ OBDBOH, NEW Street, belowFoarib* betweea
Bsee and Vine Services by the pastor- Rev B W.
BUTTER, TOMORROW (Sunday) HORNING, 10>£
o’clock. Evening *ertice commences % before S It"
ygg* GBREN-STREBT M- E. CHURCH
» (GREEN, above Tenth), Rev. THOMAS A
FBBNLBY will preach in tbie Church on SiDßWfi
MORNING next, &t 10 H ‘'’clock, and Bev. SasOSL
IRWIN in the evening, at 7>»,o’clock. It*
KJS* FIRST REFfOBHED HUTCH
1® CHURCH, SEVENTH and SEEING GARDEN
Streets. Hev. J H sUYDAH, Pastor.—Service* at 10>£
o’e ock A. M. and 8 o’clock P. M It*
THIRD BEFORIIED DUTCH
V 3& CHDKCH, corner TENTH and FILBBRTSte.—
R*V. J. H. YOUNG -will preach in t»ls Ctaurah TO
MORBOW. Service at 10K A, M and 4F. M. It*
KH* CHURCH OF THE NSW TESTA-
V 3& MhNT, HLBVBNTfI and WOOD Sts.-Preach-'
ins by the Pastor, T. H. STOCKTON, SABBATH AF
TERNOON, 3)4 o'clock. Ciii2ens and Strangers cordl
ally invited. h*
■GST* SWEDENBOKGIAN-COBNER OF
of BROaD and BRANDYWINE streets Ser
mon by Rev. B F. BARRBTt TO MORROW HORS
IBGon “The Doctrine of Heaven concerning the Dl
vine Order in Hainan Society, * * Pablio invited. It*
I®* OPES AIR PREACHING BT
W'*s’ Bey, Dr. IRWUKJS on lot adjoining Academy of
UtIhUBDNDAT AFTERNOON at 0 ocioclt ItwOA&er
la unfavorable in the Doming in the roar of the lot, li*
fiKtST* BET. ALFRED COOK MAN WILL
Preach at the Wagner Institute, sbves-
TPEBTB Street, abnve Columbia Avenue,
HOW (Sabbath) AFTERNOON, at o’clock. Seats
free to all. It*
•ST* CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL
W®* CHURCH, CONCERT HALL. Bev EDWARD
BA WES. paator, will preach TO-MORBO Wat 10>4 A.
M. and 7# P. M.
The pnbllc are cordially invited. It*
§33THE ENDING OF THE PRO
PBEHC PERIOD IN 18G? AND THB MANI
FBSTATIOB OF THE GLORY OF GOD-Subject of
disceuise, SUNDAY, by W, LARGaRL, of Ohio, 10#
A M., at the Ball corner of NINTH and haLLOW-
B1LL; at 3% P. M., at Hall corner of MARRED and
MERRICK. and at ?# P. If,, at Hall corner ol BIN ?9
and bPRIBG GARDEN. It*
BEY. A. COOK MAN WILL PREACH
W? in the UNION V. B. CHURCH, To* MoRROW
MORNING, at luK o’clock, and Kev. J. P. CHAPLAIN
in the EVENING, at % toS o'clock - |t*
BET. JAMES NEILL WILL
§3? preach in the SrfilUQ GARDEN STREEP 31.
B. CHURCH TO-MORROW, at 10# A. M., and Bev.
ALFRED COOKMaN, Paator, 7% o clock P. M- it*
§3B"* IS THEBE ANYTHING TO BE
■3P gained bv being a rjdßieTun?-Rev.
H. S HOFFMAN, TO-MORROW, SP.M., Hall, SIX PH
and QIBaBD Avenoe. Strangers welcome, It*
rSP 1 PHILADELPHIA TRACT AND
i® MISSION SOCIETY-The nineteenth meeting
in behalf oi this Society, will be h>ld In 8t Lnke's
Lutheran Church, FOURTH, above G EaSD Aveaae,
on SABBATH RVENIuG, 28:h Instant, at S o’clock.
Rev. H.. M. Blckte, Rev. Wui. Pblliips, Rev F, Hen*
diicks will address the meeting Public invited. It*
KSP> YOUNG MEN’S CHBISUAM
A6SOCIATION. —Regalar Monthly Meeting of
Ihe Asiociation will be h«id o» MONDAY KYKNING
»r»t, May 29, at the Rooms, 1009 ft<*4 1011 GHUhr*
NUT Street Delegates to the Team Annuel Cvnvoti
tlon will be elected. All are invited» It*
I®* OFFICE OF THE MAYOR OF THE
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
_ May 26.1865
Notice Is hereby given to all Merchants, Bhippars,
Manufacturers, and Refiners of PETROLEUM, BSS
ZJNB. nBPZOLB, NaPhTHA. and to all others deal
ing tLereWitb, that the provisions of sn act for the
bbvter etcnTi’Y of the city of PhUadeipbla from daa
g-ie Incident t » the refioing, or improoer and ae«Ut«ut
storage of the said articles cf merchandise, -will, by
the terms of said lavr, take effect from and alter the
*BCOND DAY OF JUNE NfiX-T, and thet the restric
tions and requirements of the said act, and of that sup
plementary ti ereto, will bs rigidly enforced.
By order of the Mayor.
ALAXA9DEB W. BLACKBURN,
my27»tmwfdi. Fire Marshal,
ra** NOTICE.—Tff S ANNUAL MfiKT*
IN9 of the Siocaholders of the B.<U££& OIL
AND MINiNG I will be held on MONDAY,
Junefi, at th« Office of the Company. No. 435 CHEST
NUT street. H. H. BHILLiNGFORD
It* Stcretary.
|rsg» OFFICE OF THE HONEYCOMB
VS& PETROLEUM COMPANY, No. 43 8oa;h
FOURTH Street,
Philadelphia. Hay 86.1866.
The Boaid of Directors have thLs day deo ared a
DIVIDEND < F ONE PE a CENT, on the capital stock,
payable on and after Juce sth- clear of Btai« t*s.
Transfer boobs will close on the 80th Inst , aad open
on th« 60. proximo. THOMAS fOLMAtf,
mys?-Bi* Trsaaorer.
THE BACCA LAUREATE SER
before the graduating class of the Uni
«^ii’?rnt- Pe 5S RT^ a,l ‘ a » will be preached by the Rev.
R ' ,0 i Ks ' 1* the OOLLRGB OHAPBL,
(Mnth riree’, below Market) TOMORROW RVN
NInQ, kt 8 o’clock p. Mi it*
I®° BPIRITCALI*M.-aiR. FISH WILL
•3S* lecture at the Church ou THOMPSON Street,
below Front, on SUNDAY, at3 l>. m, li*
K®” (SPIH.ITDAI.Isgi._MB, pisM,
I 3? a Traacs Meainra, and a very »b: e and eloquent
will fpeak at hANdON-eTREfiP HALL. ‘on
hUNDAY, at 10>s A M.» M_ a me c -tiuf wi*l
be hfldoo the Ist of Jans, (FaSF DAY) at lu>£ a M U*
custom house, fhila-
DELPHI A , -
Codiißctor's Oppicb Mny 86,1885.
Merchants Bnd Shippers will please take notice that
Clearauees will, not be granted- until further notice,
for DBAD-PltS or BHSBT—bau t. i n . n rr..ti»aM,
State.. VYil.fi rmrnis.
my,7-3t Collector.
KS-> THKW*BTVIB«I»IA»AtII»SU
las' PETKOLBOM COMPAHT. ~.
A .meeting of stnctholdeTs for organization will bs
held on TUESDAY, 30th inst., at 8 P-il.. at go. &>£
booth SIXTH fitreet. J. H. WHBSLBR,
my 27 2»* Secretary.
T7URKIT‘CBB, furniturb,
J; FURNITURE, *
CHEAPEST AND BEST,
Before purchasing at AUCTION (where you We
obligee to take the goods defect ve or not. often at a.
n-ucb higher price than an article can be purchased at
an MtiMtohed g cO . -g.
in the worldi and reduced the price in accordance with
thvfftlifo
GOCiDi ,
-Md much lower than can be purchawd at any Adctlon,
(for ieliablfe work ) At this establishment you can er*
ihe foods before payment; At auction you have
to pay, ard examine afterwards So do not fail to c*lJ
shd examine the largest, cheapest, end best stock of
Furnitnie in ih* world before purchasing elsewhere*
GOULD & 00 .
UNION D S P 0 TB
- S' S Comer NIVTH and MIRKET,
It* N. E Corner SECOND and BaQE
nARD PHOTOGRAPHS— I‘3 FOB $1.25
accurate HkHuecßse, and dnisted tn variety o
ctyiee. suitable for albums or acholare to exchange
-KbSunMtai. SSUJSB s. SJIGOBB StXMt, nbwa
With breaohee ou
To Waabiigton*
, Pot treason to bo Mod.
Against the land
Which, -with redhand.
He has so loos doled.
No more iu skills
Bo (ally flute.
Or carmeats made of silk;
la pi let.a cloths.,
O’ereomebT WOSB,
H* bods on mash aud sulk.
And. us the bus
Sing, with mush nolee.
This zone ere lone we’ll see
On stoat rope strung,
And safely hang
Ou add epple tree.
* And such tho end,
,We map depend.
Will he of traitors all;
While rou and I
Meanwhile will bur
Spring elothee at Gm;at Oak Hat.:.
MARRIED.
DIED.
MHOOWB liKOAOT.
THE HOME
OUR INVALID SOLDIERS AND SAILORS,
CONTRIBUTIONS
Of ORB OR MORB DOLLARS are called for from eaeh
Individual In the State for this noble object.
At JJARTINi Superintendent,
myK-lhatuSt
liaa ohesTMDT street.
KSSr VO CITIZENS OF THE UNITED
l» STATES.
The ladies Visiting Committee of the 80LDIBR6'
BOMB in the City of Philadelphia, propose to open*
RATIONAL FAIR at the Academy of Music on the
Twenty third day of October next, for the purpose of
ralsmg a BDJLDIBG and BBDOWMBAT FUND for the
Institution with whieh they are connected
The undersigned commend this project to the fayora*
ble notice of their fell *w eltlSAns 01 the United <*tats*.
The SOLDIBBS’ HoMßha. been incorporated by the
State of Pennsylvania, for the relief of Soldier* and
Seamen who have been honorably discharged from, and
the Children of those who have died in* the service of
the Conntry
The COOPER SBO7 80LDIBBS’ HOMS hat been
mened In thte Institution by Legislative authority, and
U now in successful operation. Bat ae tbe building now
occupied, at the corner of Baceaud Crown street*, is
to the necessities of the Home* the
Managua have glveh their sanction to the proposal
Pair
Although the HOME is located tn Philadelphia* U«
beneiactions are sot limited by State boundaries, ifa
doors are freelj opened to every deserving Soldier and
Sailor of th»> Republic who seeks admission.
The Management con.cmplates an Industrial Depart
njentln the Institution. In which the inmates who are
able to Work at their trades may find emploj meat, and
thus be relieved from the position oJ mere dependents on
public charity it contemplates, also a department
where children of those who have died in the service
will be tenderly protected and carefnUy aouoated and
prepared for suitable vocations „ .
While the hearts of the people are overflowing With
tratitur e to God. for his treat gift of victory to our Pa
trl -t Armies, we should not forget oar duties to the
brave men who wills* on be returning from the fields
they have won, ols&bted by honorable wounds from
the active pursuit of their professions.
The orphan children, whose fathers have fallen in our
grtat struggle, are also specially entitled to the public
favor and protection Let us provide a Home worthy of
their acceptance,and worthy ot a peopie whose property
they have pxot««ted wto«« liberty they have secured,
whoee government they have saved, and whoso heart*
they have gladdened by tbetr epWadid achievements
Committees for the organization of the Fate will be
announced in due t* ason.
Newspaper proprietors Wil
by occasional publications o
duly acknowledged as coctr
Fait.APEi.PHfA, April 14, J
Andrew G Cartin,
Alexander Henry,
James Pollock,
Caltb Cope,
9. B Browne,
Rimon Cameron,
D. B Cnrominß,
Daniel Smith. Jr.«
Thos A Bewhall,
Besry D. Moore.
Daniel Dougherty,
£. D. Saußdoi'i.
J. Edgar lhomptou,
A Martin,
Dr. B. Wallace,
n Maealister,
James L. CJaghom,
Wm. Btro there,
A B. Boris,
my23-tut€t
ill render important service
?f this notice, which will be
rlbnttons to the Fair.
1865
John Welsh,
Dr. A. N*binger,
Jay Cooke,
g, W. Clark,
Joseph Harrison. Jr.,
Morton HcMlcheel,
Henry C. Cary,
Win. D Lewie,
James MilUen,
George B.Boker,
Charles O'Neill,
Jams* 0. Hand.
Edward A. Bonder,
Lindley Smyth,
J. B. Llpoeneott,
L A Oodey, * .
Daniel Haidock, Jr.,
Robert P King.
B. 8. Hall.
Kta* Bvsurss EDUCATIOS.-
W TODNGMBD
I5U.B0D&B AND UUdINBSB LIFE, AT
CRITTENDEN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
037 CHE STB UT STBEE P.
Con er of BeTOQtb, Philadelphia.
Tbe conree of Instruction Includes
BOOK-KEEPING. . _ , ,
as practiced by tbe best actouaianle, for Wholesale.
Retail, Manufacturing. Jobbing, Importing. Stesra
beating, Commission, Foreign and Domestic Shipping
Business, Joint block. Companies, Banking Business,
PBS Hi H snip-plain and. ornamental.
CatCHLATIOBB; ,
Interest, Commit 10&, Frolic and Dove, Av**ete, Simple
and Compound, Exchange, Ac.
BObIBESS FORMS; _ .
Bills. Notes. Orders. Receipts, Drafts, Cheeks, Bills of
Exchange. Invoices, Account Bales. Accounts
Current. Ac. Also.
COMMERCIAL LAW, PfIOhOGEAPHT. DETECTING
COUNTERFEIT NOTES. Ac.
TELEGRAPHING—By f.on&dand on Paper,
171111 Office Practice taught by one of the best of
P/actieal Operators.
1 separate Department for Ladies., ; ,
Disabled holders allowed a liberal redaction of
terms - •
bTUDEBTS RECEIVED AT AFT TIME. NO VACATION.
In extent of accommodatioss, coarse cf instruction,
faelliUesfor Iznpaiti&ff lusimss Knowledge,aodprac
Ucdl advantages to oasire* Sian. this InsHtattofi I?
unequalled . _
CATALOGUES, containing Terms, Students' Nsmes,
Ac . furnished gratis on application.
Cbittbndbh’s "aertesof Practical Treatises on Book
keeping, ” and Judge Bharswood's ** Lectures before
the Students on Commercial Law," fox sale at tbe
College
myS6-2t B H. CRITTENDEN A 00.
THE FBEEDJKBNI-THB BET.
|3g JOHN D. LONG, of the Methodist Epissopai
Chnrch, and Hr CLARK CABfER.of the Theologic*!
Seminary, Princeton, have been appointed Collecting
Agents of the Pennsylvania Fieedmen’s Belief Asaoci
atton STEPHEN COLWELL, President.
Ellis Tamall, Bee’r, WaLNDT Street.
m»23-tuth»3t*
ft<s*» NOTICE —A MEETING OF THE
KX? Btocbhold«rc of the JUNIaTA IKON AND
btiFL COMPANY will b« held at tlw 0O«e«f the
Freedom Iron Company, No. »30 Broth TRIED Street,
on W JdNEBDAI. Hay Slat, at 11 A. M., to elect Dlree
tors. mylB thetam*
OFFICE 611UBD F, AND M. INS.
I® CO., 415 WALNUT Street, „ „
Vat Bth, 1865.
A Dividend of FITE DOLLARS per share has been
declared ont of tbe earnings of tbli Company for the
last six months, payable to the stockholders on and
after this date. By order of the Directors.
P3T&-tniha&t ALFRED B. QILLETT, Treasurer.
arqg* PBUADELFdIIA, MAT 95,1865.
wSff —At a Meeting of the Board of Directors of the
PEW TORE AHD MIDDLE COAL FIELD BAILBOAtf
AND COAL COMPANY. Hr. John ftL Biekel tendered
his resignation as President if the Company, had on
auction Hr. WILLIAM HoLELLAR was unanimously
elect'd to 111 the vacancy. GHAS. B, LINDBAY,
3gy26»i2t Secretary.
MASTER ALFRED TAYLOR, SON
I«F. of Bon. 11. G, TAYLOB..of East Tennessee, the
S oathful Orator and Onion Scout, will repeat his ad
16LS at CONCERT HALL, on MONDAY EVENING,
Msy 29 bale of tickets will commence May 34, at T.
B PDOH , e Book Store, SIXTH and CHESTNUT. my24-4l
PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
CSIVSD at tbia Office up to FRIDIT uezt, Hay
26th, »t 12 M., fox the QRAbS at the Paris.
Commlißtoner of City froperty.
rCP THE ANN CAL MEETING OF THE
|2» Stockholders of the GIBaBD Ml* lira GO , (of
Superior). xvtll be held at tbeir Offlce» Ho. 3<G
WaLHDT Street) on TGBBPAY* ttw 6tH proximo, at 12
o'clock. Tor ibeelectlvtt of,Dlieetori, and the traftiaa-
Lon ol other business. * B, A. HOOFBB*
Secretary.
my 23 13t
Philadelphia, May 28,1865
ra* PHILADELPHIA, HAT 19, 1865
§235? —The anneal meeting of the Stockholders of the
BESOLTJTB MIBIHG COMPABT (of bake Superior)
?ri>l be held at their office. No- 33A WALHOT Street*
ob MOBDaT, the 6th proximo, at 12 o'clock for the
election of Directors and the transaction of other busi-
ness.
mygo-14t
K2SF"> OFFICE OF THE ANTODALOID
I® MTBINO GOUFAMT OF LAKE SUPERIOR,
Eo. 3SI Street
PHILADELPHIA, May W. 1885.
NOTICE It hereby given, that the Annual Meeting
of the Stockholders of 4 The Amygdaloid Mining Com
pan* of Labe Superior*’ "will be held at the Office. No.
324 WALNUT street, os TaURSDAY, 7th proximo,
ai 12 o'clock M., for the election of Directors aad the
transaction of other business
mj2GJje7 F. K. WOMBATH, Secretary. __
F®® UHIVEBBITY OF PKNNSTLVA.
VIA—DEPARTMENT OF ARTS -The final ex
amination of the Senior Class will beheld In the follow
ing order, beginsinr each day at 4 o'clock P Hi :
TUESDAY* 23d—By Prof Frazer, (Physical Geo
ffr’S^N>EBDAY, 24th—By Prof. Allen, (Plato's Got
gian )
THURSDAY, 25th—By Prof. Coppoe, {lnternational
Low )
FRIDAY, 26th*-By Prof. Jackson, (Tacitus’ Life of
Agricola,.')
MOfiPAY, 29th—By theProTOSt,(Butler’s Analogy.)
TUESDAY, 30tb—By the Frovott. (Social Science
[Carey) and Constitution of the United States )
OBOBGB ALLEN,
Secretary of the Facalty of Arts.
VHK AS9UAI. SEETIHG Of TUB
I» Stockholders of the EMPIRI COPPSB 00
(of Michigan) will bo hold at tb&ir Office, 80. 423
WALNUT fctieei, on FRIDAY, the 2d day of June, 1865.
at 11 o'clock A. tt., for the ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
and the transaction of other business.
J. S. McMULLIN, Secretary.
Philadelphia, Hay 16,1863. pyls-ija2
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
V 3& Stockholders of the PHILADEPHIA AMD BOS
TON BIDING OOMPANY (of Michigan) will be held at
their Office, Bo 493 WALNUT street, on FRIDAY,
the 2d day of June, 1866- at 1 o’clock P.M., for the
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS and the transaction of
other badness, J. 8. McMULLIN, Secretary.
Philadelphia, May 16. 1865, mylfi- tje2
FJS*' UERCHASTF ASH MAJKUFA©-
TUBERS' NATIONAL BANS.
, . PITTSBDBG, April lii 1866.
Stockholders are hereby notified that Books yrui be
opened for subscription to the new stAek of thii Bank
at ihe COMMERCIAL NATIONAL BANE, in Philadel
phia, ob MONDAY, May Ist, 1866, and will continue
open during banking hoars, daily, from 10 o’clock A.
M. to S o’clock ?. M 7. until Thursday, June lit, 1866.
By order of theßoard of Directors _ ..
JOHN SCOTT, Jr., Cashier.
H. S. BOLLMAB. President,
Pittsburg, Penna.
BOBT. B, STERLING. Vise President,
Philadelphia ap!9-tiel
ANNIYEBSABY OF THE AMEKI
CAB SUB DAY SCHOOL UNION —The cervices
connected with the forty'first anniversary of the Ame
rican Sunday School Union will beheld at the MUSICAL
FOND H aLL, LOCUST Street, near Eithtb, on TUES
DAY BVBfIIKG, May 30, at a quarter to 8 o’clock
Tickets of admission may be had gatnttonsly. on ap
plication at the Society's Buildings, No. 1124 CHEST
NUT Street. By order of the Commute©.
myS3-7t M A. wdrts. Secretary
SPECTACLES. —THOSE
WHO USE
SPECTACLES
Should by all means secure the
PARABOLA LENSES,
For they help the eyesight while they drily cause less
demand for this help In other words, vision is im
proved by the Faiftbola*, a fact which Gamut be stated
In reference to other leztoss.
FOB SALE ONLY BY
E. BOEHEK & SON, Opticians,
No. 402 CHESTNUT Street.
jgNCOUBAGE AMERICAN MANU
FACTUBB, pabticulablt whew AS GOOD AMD
CHEAFEE THAN lUPOSTBD.
HARRISON & BRADFORD’S
AUEBiai) UTOIX PEN’S.
Tie monnfa.turin, of which already fires employ
menttoover
QBE HUNDRED AMERICAN MEN AND WOMEN,
PRODUCING TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS
annually of the best Quality Fens, of various patterns,
each one stamped with name of maker, and warrantad
A single trial is all that is asked. To he had wholesale
and retail at
MOSS Sc CO.,
Blank Book and Envelope Manufacturers,
Stationers and Printers,
439 CHESTNUT Street, two Doors above
rny26-3t the New Post Office Philadelphia.
To BRIDGE BUILDERS.—PLANS
and Prcyoeals will be recfiTCd by the Shaipaburs
sud LawrencevUld Bridge Company till thy 294 of
June, lor jbEOTIBG A BRIDGE
4 cross the Allegheny River, at Shanuborg. Pa. For
nartlculars. see the ul designed, at the office of Lewis,
hß ni v Da<zell, 4 Co,* at £HAltPsfiUkG. ovatNo
Y 3 Y?ATBR Street, pfTTBBUhG. or address him at
■“jKBKaS AUe,b *”ji 0 Ml?bLEWIS, PreeldeMt
WAtfAHA&Eft * BROWN*
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHI
|gg*» IBEUKD AHD IHERICJu
IBIUHD A SOVKHIIGH STATE I* THE AMERI
CA* CEIOH.
Terr Ber. Dr. Ur RIARTY wIU 4«Urer a Leetare on
alwr* ifl iriabUNt ui the Friends of Ire*
lull at the
The triumph of the Delon 1* the trumpet note of sal*
venal liberty over the world.
TlobrtsSfipeats; Reserved Seats6o««»■. .
Tickets can be had at Eugene Cummiskev's Vook
Store, 1037 Ofaestnut; John & Downing, Eighth, Above
Walnut, Book hi ore; John Bremen. Jeweler, *O. IS °-
Slghth street {'James Tobin. Jefforson and Caa weUder,
Grocer, my tt fthsm wfset
■gar met to iu »blinqcest
W? OOKPOKATXOBS OBGASI2BD UBDK& AMY
LAW Of TBR STATE Qf PENNaYI<V*NU-.
N otice la hereby given to ail companlM maoroojdtM
by or under any law of the Commonwealth 6f Penwi*
vasia. and organized at any time prior to the Ira* non
day of Kcvemoer, 1864 that have failed to make report
to the Andi «or General under the Aet approved April
1808, and the Act approved April 30.1664* thaMhev are
required to report to the Auditor General forthwith, as
follows, vi* : , . ,
In case a dividend has been declared, the Treasurer
will report, under oath, the amount of capital paid In,
the da**, amount, and rate per sent, of each dividend
daring the year ending the first Monday of November,
1864, and any previous rear or ye»ra in which the Coai-
S any may have had an existence; snd in easenodivi
end has been declared dntlnc the year or years end
ing at. a'oreeaid, then an appraisement of the cash
value of the capital stock ae It existed between the first
and fifteenth days of November, most be made by the
President qi Treasurer, 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. - , „ . „
r» addition to the above report, under the act of April
M. If6B, eoiSfaulMUO, paying » <m fennaro ere to
quited to mafce * wparau report, nndfif fifithf oi iho
TrewuTexi of the amount of net earnings or Income re
ceived during the period from April SO to Movember L
1864, In accordance with the second section of thcaet,
And "doing W.m.M la tM.XJommonTrfi.lt4. AM*
notlled ttat th«, u* mad* subjeot to th* t**on'Uot
tatslott or income nnO*rtheM M«lon or tli. Mt of
April SO, jew, *ud am required to rsport to th. Auditor
G.norbl th* Amount of «u«h n,t OArniuA.oriAooiaa re
ceived between the 80th of April and th*UtOfffcT*m
*>Ai)lcSliiqneiit Companies Uoo'PorAtedby or uud.r
any law of the State of Pennsylvania, will be afforded a
ressonable time In which to make the seve al reports
required by law and above enumerated; but continued
s* gleet or refusal will subject them to forfeiture ?/
charter, u» derthe 2d proviso of the 2d section of the
abi of April 90.1864, which is in he following words:
*• Provided further, That any corpoiattan 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 of tMSd* dueoy Incorporated ov-mpanles, f may make
such return witeia »l*ty days after th* of this
act, any law to the* contrary notwithstanding; *»4.a1l
delinquent companies failiog or refusing to make fall
retorts and payment to the State, as required by th*
general laws of this Commonwealth in relation thereto,
stall have all their riihte and privileges declared for
feited by proclamation from the Governor.’’ __
IBAAO qulSaaKi
Auditor General.
- W. H KBHSLB,
State Treasurer.
gABRISBPBO, May 10.1866. myl3 1m
raa* ADAMANTINE OIL GO.-Tflß AM.
ISE? ADAL Meeting of the AUAtfAMfIHB OIL GO
will be held at tbe office of the Company. Mo 37 South
TBIRD Btrett, on FRIDAY, June 2d, at 13 o’clock M..
for tbe election of Directors, and the transaction other
buBiSMS. BOBT. P. BROOKS.
Secretary.
Philadelphia. May 23. 3865. myB3 ?t
KSr PHILADUPBII, HAT 13, 1865,
KS? The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
iB-na Mining Company, of Lake Superior, will beheld
a* their Office. Mo. 324 WALNUT Street, on TUNS
DAY, the 80th inst-, at 12 o’clock, for the election of
Directors, end the transaction of otherbusiness,
my 16- imySO B A HOOPfiS- Secretary.
DIVIDEND NOTiCK.-OFFIOE OF
§» TBE MiPbß SHaDB OIL COMPANY, Mo.
WALNUT Street. • „
Fhilapblphia, May 23,1867.
The Board of Directo-s have this day declared a divi
dend of FOUR PB& CESTT. on tbe Capital Stock of the
Company, payable at their Office, on and after the 30th
intt, clear of State taxes. The Transfer Books will
close on the 26th, at 3r. M., and reopen on 'he SUt.
THOMAS K. tJEARLB,
my 34 61 Secretary*
PKMfiSYLYAKIA BAILBQID
US' COMPANY—TRJUSUBBB’S DEPARTMENT.
Philadelphia, May 3,18®.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS —The 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 Btate taxes, payable on and
after May SO, 1865.
Biank- powers of attorney for collecting dividends
can be bed at the Office of the GompanyflNo. 238 south
THIRD Street THOMABT. FIRTH,
»y4-33t Treasurer.
J PRIZE MONE\ AND GQYBRN
MEAT BOUNTY TO ALL WHO INTER TAB
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS.
Orders have been received from the head of the
Marine Corps, at Washington not to restrict recruits to
a particular class (as has been the ease heretofore), but
to receive ALL who have served In the volunteer ser
vice, or in the Titulars, or in the marine a, and have
been honorably discharged. Such person* enlisting in
the United States Marines will receive the Govern
ment bounty, and will also be entitled to their share of
frize money in any capture of the enemy s vessels.
or farther Information applv at the reerulting ren
der™*. No 311 South FRONT Street, between 9 A
M. acd So’slosk P. ML, every
apl-tf Captain and Recruiting Officer,
D. WISH AM,
SO 7 north EIGHTH Street, ,
Flißt Dry Hoods Store above Hsrkat.
1 have just opened a large stock of
SPAING AND BUMMSB GOODS.
2 cartons Black-ground Grenadines.
1 carton Colored-ground Grenadines, new styles, for
the spring oi 1866 These gooes hare just arrived, and
are worthy tbe attention or buyers.
1 ea>-e Double-width Piaid Grenadines, all colors.
Only fOcents; old price. i
1 case Double-width Plaid Melange, cheap.
lease French Leno, double-width, only 69 cents; a
bargain. s - . ' ' /
1 case French L?no;.snuck better’article,'double-
Wldth, only 75ci obSAp.
1 ease French Leno, extra quality, double-Widtk.only
81c; worth $l-12*
1 eus Bhepheid-Flaid Mohair*, perfect bcwllw, only
60c^s.
Black Alpaca. 50,62, and 75t. Pure Lustre, 97c.
Mohairs in all the most desk able shades.
Alpacas in choice colors; Pearl Moonlight on the
6-4 black all wool Delaine, fine quality, only #l.
Travelling Goods in great variety.
SHETLAND BHAWLS-OHSAP.
Balmorals cbap.
Hot Black and White Plain Balmoral*, full ladies*
size, only $3 50
MUBLIAS! MUSLINS! ! MUSLINS! !
All the moit popular make* of Sheeting. Shirting, and
Pillow case Musline. much below th» regular price
Those in search of cheap goods, call and examine,and
satisfy yourselves that the place to buy bargains is at
GEO. D. WISHAM’S ONE-PRICE STORE*
py27-6t* Mo. 7 North EIGHTH Street.
T2BOCHE GRENADINES—TWO
■U auction lots, good strife aod Qualities* at 60 cte,
Also, new loie Drees Goods from recent auction sales.
Lupin’s pearl and mode Wool Delaines, 66 cts.
Lupin's black Wool Delaines, 60, 65. and 75 ctfl.
Lupin's 6 4 do do $1 to $1.60.
New lots black Alpacas and Mohairs
Pearl colored Alpacas, 60, 62. 75 ct», and $l
- patterns French Lawns, Prints t and Percales.
Black and white piaid Lenos, 88 cts.
Freeh arrivals white and buff Pique.
Figuted Pique at $l-worth $l6O
Good stock of white Swiss. Victoria Lawns, Nam*
sooks. Jaconets, Cambrics, Bird-eye, Brilliants* Fms
Towels, Diapers, Napkins, *c. . »
GOOPER & (10NARD,
It S. E. corner NINTH and fIIAKK&T Streets.
B. A. HOoPEg,
geematr.
TIGHTEBT SHADES FANCY OAB.
J-J simEBKS in finest fabrics
Almost while novelties in Woolens
Heaviest white and colored French Linen Pantaloon
Dock. COOPER & OONARD,
It 8. E corner BIRTH and MARKEjT Streets.
T3LACK GRENADINE SHAWLS.—
Auction lots Lupin’* Grenadine Shawls. $5.
Black Barege 6n4wl«* fittest quality* s£. *
WhPe Barege bhawls, cheap lots.
Fancy thin Shawls for the »ea> side.
Handsome Silk Mantles* reduced.
Dtuteisand Cloahsatlowpiccs.
COOPER & COffARO,
It 8. B. corner BIRTH and MAnKATBtreeU.
ITAGG & BRO., CORNER OF TENTH
-A and PJNB* open from auction:
llot2 jaids wide black barege, only $l.
1 lot double-width black grenadine, 6tXc,
1 lot high lustre black alpacas. 87>£c.
Hot huckaback towel*, red borders, 25c
2 lots Bcotsh bird eye diapers. $2 60 to $5 per piece.
2 lots ladies corded border linen hdkfs* 25 to 33c great
3 lots tenta* estra fine linen corded border hdfcfs, 50*
44, at d 60c.
2 lots gents’ hemstitched linen hdkfs* very fine* 62
and 75 cents.
2 lots Swiss Imitation tuck muslins* for waists, 50 to
65 conts.
b lots plain Swiss muslins, for dresses, 31 to 62c.
2 lots Swiss and Cambric strips muslins, only 62K&
1 lot v ery fine plain w htte oambria mnsllns 6%«,
2 lots heavy* double boiled* black bonnet ribbons*
62 to 76c.
1 lot Marseilles spreads, for single beds. $8
llot ladles’ lisle thread* open-work stockings* only
37>£wnts. ~
1 lot brown and tan grenadine veils, only 50s
3 lots Elizabethan goffered collars, 37>£, 40. and 50c.
1 lot sent*’gauze merino undershirts, f 1.60.
Hot fine pink and buff tarietan#. 250. •
1 lot 5 8 enow- diop d&mas* table napkins, go per doz»
1 let fea? her du*t brasher* 18c. ...
Also, dress buttons* bugle and trimming ribbons*
cheep. mb27-2t
JOB.
KNICKERBOCKER ICE CO.
E. P. *♦* A, HUNT.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
IMPORTED
DELIVERED DAILY to Private Families, Stores* and
Offices* in all parts of the City* West fhilanelphia* and
Mantua.
Hotels* Restaurants, Confectioners, Butchers, and
all large cm.nmsrs supplied at the loweit market rates.
Shipping attended to at short notice* on the most rea
sonable terms.
Orders, alterations, complaints, by mall* promptly
attended to.
of.tpkr. I 118 and 190 Forth BROAD Street.
OFFICES* j WiLLOW-bt. Wharf, Delaware avenue.
. my 27 stuth.6;
cpIendID'STYLES PHOTOGRAPH
ALBUMS—FIa. assdr.meat patent hinge-back Pho
tographic Alton)*, mut serviceable, yosaesslns the
sreflteet possible degree of flexibility. For ..1. at B.
F. BF.IMSR’6. 63, ABGH Street. It*
m ENGLISH RIVET-BACK LAWN
-3l» Scythe** Grass H*oks* Edging Kniven, Grass
Shtars* Bakes* Ac., at H. A. DRRBB’B
Seed Warehouse.
It* 714 CHESTNUT Street*.
m PBATT’B STEEL-TOOTH HORSE
-J-HAV BAKES-—This Bak. has a« equal. Whole
sale and retail, at reduced prices
BuBBBT BUIST, Je.,
_ Ho», t>aa end 024 MARKET Street,
jaay27 above ninth.
m UNION MOWING MACHINES.—
“A These favorite Machine* in store and for tale by
BOBNRT BUIST* 3a.,
Nos. B/S9 and 094 MARKET Sweet*
my 27 - - above ninth.
jr: buckeyes mowing and rjsap
-E ING MaCHIHkS tor sale by
D LANi/BRTH A SON,
Agricultural Implement and Seed Warehoaee*
Nos. 91 and 93 bomb Si XTH Street.
It* tetween, Chestnut and Market streets.
A BUCKEYE ¥ OWERB AND RBA.P
-3C ing MAIBJHEd —Toes** celebrated Machines In
ttoresnd for Bale by BOBKWr BUIST- Jr ,
Nos. 099 and 094 MARKET Street.
mv27 above Ninth*
■Rk UNION MOWING MACHINE,
jJk wbitb bM bean fully toetad for th*t l mat four year*
It combines strength, durability, light weight t WgW
draft, with compete efficiency in cutting grate, lighi
or heavy, wet or dry, lodged or standing, and embrace*
many minor convenience* not fonnd in other machines
Also for tale, the most complete one*horse Laum-hfotoet
in the market VABQBAuh MORRIS,
Sole Agent* Agricultural Warehouse*
r ll9O MARKET Strait,
GREAT CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUSE*
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
OH
moscat imina. x.y ». m.
DIVIDENDS.
NUIXABI.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
D. B. H£ESHOW & CO.
ICE.
V SATHRDAT. MAT 27, 1865.'
FINANCIAL.
{pOTXD STATES
•y-SO LOAN.
third series.
$230,000,000.
By authority of a, BMrtUry of lb, Tnuary. th»
nudetriyiied. th. a.s.m SohMrlptlo* Acont for th,
ule of DsiUd State. Sonrltlu. offer, to th« pahUe
the ft lid eerie, of Treasury Hoiu. Storing mtob end
thre-tenth, per ee.t. Intend per taaunt. known u the
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
Then Bote, ne lniud under d»teof lolyM, MB.
nhd Me pay.hle three year, iiom that 4M* lo ear.
rescy, or u. eonyertlble at the option of tho holder Into
V. S. 5*30 SIX FES CENT.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.
These Bond sue now worth n hsndaome premlom.
.nd aro exempt, as are all the Government Bondi.
from Btate, County, and Municipal taxation, reMoh
adds from one to three per cent, more to their value,
according to the rate leyled upon other property. The
Intueet Is payable semi-annually by coupon, attached
to eaeh note, whfth may be eat off and fold to any bank
or hanker.
Tho Interest at 7 SO per rent, anionite to
One font per day on a ,S 0 note.
Two ernta pit day on a *lOO not*.
Ten eente per day on a #(00 now.
Twenty coif, per day on a *l,OOO note.
One Dollar par day on a $5,000 note.
Bote*:of all the ddrtOfnlnatlonft .jiamod will be
promptly fprniehed. upon. receipt of nbHrlptloui.
Th.nftesof
form anil prlynegM l» the B*yen' ThlrtlM alrMdVMld,
exMpt thatthe Qorernment ikaomotoltaolf thkoptlon
of payin'* inloreM' In (old coin at A pin ant. Instead of
7 8-10th* ln.ourreney. Ouhscrihers will deduet the In
terest In ehbeney upto JnlyUth, at the time whM
tley snhssribe.
The deUyeyy of tho note* of this Third Berie* of tho
SoTsn-Thlrties wIU eommenceon tho let of Jane, and
Will he made promptly and aontlnnonsly after that data,
•Th. tll(ht ehance mads In tha condition Of this
THIBD SERIES affesta only the matter of Interest.
The payment in. cold, if made, will be equlTSleut to
the eorreMy- Intereet of th* hither rate.
Th* return to epeele payments, in the eyent of which
only will the option to pay Interest In (old be availed
of. would no red nee and equalize prices as that pur
chases made with six per oent. in (Old would be fully
equal to those made with siren and three-tenth* per
cent: in currency. This is
THE' ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
new efftnd by the QovtmßPit, and it. mtperlor ad
vantage* make It th*
OREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
ten than *230,000,000 of th* Loan authorised by
Gonsress are now In the market. Thie amount, at
the rate at which it is beta, absorbed, will all be
subscribed for within sixty days, when the notes
will undoubtedly command a premium, as hasunl
formly been the ease on eloslnx the enbseriptlont to
other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and seotlon of the
country may bo afforded fadllttsa for takln* tho Loan,
tho national Basks, State Banks, and Private Banker,
throughout th. eonntryhave federally a*reed to re
ceive subscriptions at par- Subscribers will selectthelr
own Steals. 1. whom they have confidence, and Who
only are to bo responsible for the delivery of thd ttOWl
for which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSOBIPTIOB AQBRT,
No. 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
gRVRN-THIRTIBS,
JUNE ISSUE,
IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT,
AT FAB. AED IHTEHEBT ALLOWED TO JUNE 15.
Per sale by
BBEXEIz & CO.,
RO. 32 SOUTH THIBP BTRBET.
EINSTEIN, ROBESFELD, & CO,,
' BAMEBS,
T y
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FABIS, FBANKFOBT, and all other principal clU*s of
Europe.
P.rtlee opsnlns current accounts may deposit and
draw at their convenience, the same as with the OITI
BANES, and will be allowed interest on all balances
over ONB THOUSAND DOLLARS, at the rata of POUB
per oent, per annum. Orders for tho purchase or sale
of various Issues of Government and other Stocks,
Bonds, end Gold executed ou Commission.
my24-w*3mif
P. STAMFORD. JOS. li. HOUSTON,
gTAMFOBD & HOUSTON,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
NO. [SB SOUTH THIKD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Dealers in Government Securities. r ßpesie, Uncurrent
Money, City Wcrrant,. Ac.
stocks bon,Maud Bold on commission al the Regular
.Board of Brokers. iny2Mm
OHiJILKB.BI,OKT. ALBA. BSBBOB. SB.
QHARLEB EMORY & CO.,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 15 South Third street,
PHILADELPHIA.
JUI Kinds of uneurSAni faads sad Hold Md SUtu
bOßcht and sold, and OoUestlone made.
Partl.ular attention siren to th. nnrehace and salt of
OoTornmont.Stato. and other Blocks and Loans on com
mission. ' now-dot
7.30. 5-20. 10-40.
ADAMS A LEVIS,
No. SOS CHESTNUT STREET,
BANKKRB AND BROKERS
All kinds of
govebhmwit sßorannßg add stocks ioooht.
SOLD. AHD MSGOTIATED.
HOLD AND BILVIB BOUGHT HID SOLD.
Spstlsl attention gluon to OIL STOCKS. mhll-ftn
IPWAUU soilss. nonaoi i. rnansoß.
gDW. KOBINB A CO.,
STOCK AND EXOHANGS
BROKERS,
■0.47 BOOTH IHHUk SIBEKI,
PHILADELPHIA.
AunmsoF
SAJTK norm. SOLD. SILVER, STOOKS, lOKDB.
ADD OOVBKSMKST SXOUBITXBS,
EOUQHT AHD SOLD.
OoUMtloas mad. on all parts of ths souulrr. t .
Deposits rosolaod, suMest to slaht draft, and Interact
allowed. mM-ksa
gECOND
NATIONAL bank,
OF PITTSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA,
|LAU IROV HITT TEUBT OOHrAHX.'
CAPITAL. SSOO.OOO.
■AEKBIB* AMD KKEOHAHTB' COLLECTION*
*rom*UF attended to on the most faTOrable terms.
fl. *. WABKEB. President
CHABLBB H» BIGGS* Cwhieg. mh3-3M
FRANKLIN SAVING FUND,
KOe 130 SOUTH FOURTH STURT. BBhOW
OHRSTHUT, . .
Fits flvejper eenk. Infcereet on Dopoallc. Agentt xor
the e&le of unitoa State* 7 8-10 Donne at Far. Govern
ment* State and Oity Loana and Stoelu bought and fold
for danoaitore and other* on Oomml**lon. nhla- aw.
TTAVANA CIGARS.—a GOOD VA-
U KISTT oonstanttr In store and bond, at lowest
carbrales-. 8. FOOUBT A aoss.
n.,IM om* jTo aio Sonth gaom utrast
/SaRTEB DE VISITB OF EXQUISITE
U stales, made by B. F. BEIMtB. 83* aBUH
Btoeet ffhoeawho wish aoenrate likeneeaea. plctaree
evincing fine ta*te. eate. and rare arttetic eklU* ehouid
gp there *L.
S. & COR. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
auction notick.
T)ANIBL h. BURDETT, AUO
" TIONUH.
BUUDETT, JONES, Ob CO.,
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
Om TundsMby 80, 1860, at U okUek,
AT THE NAVY YARD,
HEW YOKE,
THB FOLtOTTIHa HAHSD YBSBXX9 BXLOHaiXU TO TBB
r. a. KAvr dbpabtmbxt:
.SGBIW BTKAKBB FLAG-Lsu(th 187 foot « Inshes:
LrsgdthfSl feet 8 inekes; depth of hold, 10 feet BUohes;
hPtweeD deeke, 7feet2 laches; 1 cjllfider, 4S Uohss
diameter, 46 #*r<>ke
9 KENSINGTON—Lentth, 190 feet;
pftftdtbi S 2 depth of hold* 10 fe«t 7 loch-s- be
dcocif fwHj'/l'i betwesn 2i and
tacbes stroke** 1 ’ l#,Ua4Bf ' lachel dlamstsr, M
VICKSBURG—Length, 171 feet;
breadth. 33 Teat; depth oi hold, 9 feet Siuohes; oe
-7 feet e Inches; 1 cylinder. SB lathe.
cSJMiS,*"' inches etrobe
E CRSW_ bTB.UEB PROTEUK—Length, SCS feet;
breadth, 36 toot; death of hold. 17 feet 4 inches; bo
dTemeferf Sd'tnohes riroke*’ 1 * 8 * 1 oTlltt4er *’ 4l lßohBl,
i? 8 . (90 Pr 1,90 * 1 * 1 203 *»•* 9
ilCJipp, Dreidtb, 86feet; depth of hold. 12faet6 (nch*
«»; between deck*, 7 feet 7 laches; 2 cylinders. 41
Inch »N d Jameier, f 6 inches stroke
BARKRMTiNE B.t»RACB BEsLB—Length. ITT
depth of ho)d,9feet6 inches*
BCH<'OMsR, RACHEij HBAM*M—Length, 116 feet;
breadth, 30 feet 4 leches; depth of hold. 9 feet.
Twenty per centum of the purchase money must be
paid on the day of saie. and the remainder before the
vessel is removed from the Maw Yard, which will bs
done within six daya after the date of sole.
O. He BELL,
mylB thgtu6t COMMAND ANT.
new PIIBU(JAT1«HB.
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post. Address B W4YVSLL.
myl7*lm* Chicago, box 4/8L
AN OPPORTUNITY IS OFFERED
to a suitable person, having from Five to Ten
Thousand Dollars, as partner io the manufactn'e of
Cotton and Woolen Goods. Address at this office to
“B. J. A,” my37»6t*
A SITUATION wanted by a
Ybftftg Han. as Gierk la epy sapaelty. Address
**H. A C,* M Press Office, iay2B 6c»
/GREATEST THING OP THE TIMES
VJ —ROWBH’B PRIZE ENVELOPES. -Agents wanted
everywhere- Premium Watches given to Agents, on
receipt of 915 we will mail, post-paid, 100 envelopes,
and a splendid Bolid Silver Hunting-tiaee Watoh as a
premium to the u«nt. A single Envelope sent, with
circular and fnUpartienlars, on receipt or 20cents. Ad
dress A. H. ROWBH ft 00., F, 0.,80x4270*3ft BBHK
MAfi Street* H. Y mh37 8m
TtfßW ENTERPRISE—SI2 TO $24 A
* Bay. Agents wanted, male and female, to sell
Wilson f e Improved $lB Family
BBWlfif* MaGHIHB.
We will pay 9150 a mosth and all expenses, or give a
large commission, at which the above waies can be
made, For tein.B end particulars address
P_ C. LArHBOF *po..
Second Floor Front; Ho,' 11H g- SIXTH Street,
my 22 fit* Philadelphia, P».
A MONTH.—AGENTS WANT
nP Igo everywhere to introduce the improved
SB AW ft GLARE TWEHTX-DOLLAR FAMILY SBW*
IdG HACHIPB* the only low-price machine in the
country which is licensed by Grover ft Baker,
Wheeler ft Wilson. Howe* .Blnger ft Go., and
Baeheltfer. All other machines now sold for less
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* Blddeford* Maine mvlO-dft W3m
s7fi A MONTH*—‘I WANT AGENTS
SP ■ ” everywhere fit 970 a month, expcnSH paid* to
sell FIFTSEfi ARTICLES, tbe best setting ever offered.
Full particulars free. Address OTIS X\ GABBY. Bidde
forc, Maine. mylQ d«WBm
m WANTED—A STORE ON MAR
ESE RE*, b«twe«n Third and Fifth ttreats; or on
becond. between Market and Arch, by July Ist Ad
drfar ** Store, M Bog 1036 Po*t Office. mr26-3t*
M WANTED TO RENT.—AN EX
TRAVAGANT BONUS will be paid for one or
two offices first floor (one front) on or near WALNUT
Street, eaei of Sixth. Address * * Beal Estate. ’ 5 Ledger
office. my2o-4t
S WANTED, ON OR BEFORE AU
OUST 20+ a good-tized House, between Thirteenth
and Seventeenth and Pine and Market streets.
Address ** Box a,” Philadelphia Post offlca. mr24 4t
m WANTED TO RENT—FOR FIVE
■mlor six months, a large handsome residence, very
handsomely famished; would be offered on very favor
able terms during the absence of the owner Apply to
mj23 AOBT. MaCG>EGOR, 419 WnLNU'jfdt.
FOR BAJLJE ANjP TO LET>
SB TO RENT, IN GERMANTOWN—
JRaLa famished HOUSE, with modern improvements,
in & desirable etta&tlon. for Ihe summer season. Inquire
of H. XBKAB A BON, corner of MaIN and WASHING
TONjAyehEMf myS7.at*
M FURNISHED RESIDENCE TO
LET—On LINDEN Street, Germantown; stable,
cerriage-hooßei Ac. SAMUEL T, FOX, NINTH and
WILLOW. ' my27-2t*
Mto let—the handsome
STOBB.No. 917 OBBSTNUT St., just above the
Continental Hotel. Fixtures for sale my24-4t*
Mto bent—on main street,
Germantown, within five minutes’ w\lk of Bail
road Depot, from June let to September 16th, a w*ll
fhrolehed Boase, with grounds attached. Address
**W. D. 5.,” Germantown P 0. my2lst*
MFOB SALE—THE PENNSYLVA
NIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS—BULLD
-ING AND LOT. 1025 CHESTNUT Street The ground
measnres 178 feet in denth, wl h a front of 60 test on
Gheatnnt Street, widening to ICO feet for the greater
part of its depth For particulars, apply to the Cara
tor on the premises, or to JOHN SABTAIN.
m*24-6' 738 BSN-.OM Street
M FACTORY AND MILL PROPERTY
FOR SALE at a great B»?ri^e r . known as thd
Canal Mills, CANAL Street, above Front. Secdhd Street,
below Girard nve>ue, forty-five horse steam emtio*
nearly new. shafting. Ao Apply at the Mill, or to 536
Jtonh BLSVBSTH m>B4 6t*
Mfor sale—two desirable
three-story Brick Dwellings, Nos. 163) (ltam«dt
ai« 1619(possession June 10th) FIL3EKT
St mi23 Bt tPlPl? JAB. H LITTLB, ,3, WALNUT St.
«TO RENT—TWO DESIRABLE
new Residences, pleasantly eHaatsd In West
Philadelphia, now being put in complete order, newly
p.p.i.4 and painted. M
111,22 +lO WALdPf dtreet.
S& FOR SALE DOUBLE Tk REE
JEilLstorj briok jttPgh cast Cottage. Mo&fm improve
ment*, immediate pp»BeB»lw Thirty* ninth street. iOfllh
of frpruce street, west Philadelphia, Apply to H. O,
TOWN SEND, No, 811aBOH Street.
m FOR SALE. ON EASY TERMS—
XSIL The Terp desirable BWBLUM, lit# Watlaee
Street: lies all the modern conveniences and large yard.
B F OLMN, 13360uth FOURTH Street. »nd
myZO-tt h. W. nor. SBVBHTBgNTH and GBBgN.
M FOR SALE VERY CHEAP—
DWELLING, WALLACE Street, above Ninth;
ei llaoT°a B srge number of eligiblei bnUdißr lots, cot
iagee and country teats. B F GLENN.
J 33 South FOURTH Street.
mySO And S. W. cor. SEVENTEENTH and GREEN,
«70R SALE—A DESIRABLE^
PROPERTY ford Country Seat, in
rion township, Montgomery county, nines west of
the Schuylkill, opposite Norrirtovn; a h&udeoifiS large
dwelling, barn* spring-house, ice-house, and 21# ac es
of excellent land, located in a beautiful country, with
fine see eery. The property is easy of access by rail
road, libb plenty of fruit and shade trees; was formerly
toe reeidezeeof Jiavid Henderson, K*q _
Apply to J. Ha VS GIBSON,
v 43« LIBBARY Sweet,
or A. JACKSON ANDERSON, o& the premises. my2B 6t*
*w PUBLIC SALE.--WILL BE
JnK SOLD, at 1 o’clock. TBIF AFTSRNSON. at
John Oallarher’. Stable, SSIFPEN Street, aboyo
Third, a dai k bay IWK6E, taken op a.tray and adver
tin, d according to law. _ ..
It- JOSEPH BARTON, High Constable.
FOB BALE —A PAIR OF H AND
.*333. SOME dark brown carriage HORBSB, perfectly
saie and fean<*Bß of locomotives. Also, a handsome
S». ffx%
Street. tal'il ot*
OIL STOCKS OR CASH—A VALUA.
1/ ABi B TRACT OF FIFE TIMBER AND FARM
ING LAED, in Sullivan county, Penn* , for sale or
exchange for good paying oil stocks.
Address or apply to 0. D- KNIGHT, 333 South
TLIED Street. . my27»Bt
BALE-ONLY FOR A FEW
TS. the most deiirable OIL LANDS on the
Allegheny River. Turkey Bud, and Bltchte Ban, which
will be disposed of at very low prices, much tower
than they can be had afterward# from the original
owners, as all these lands lie in the immediate vi
cinity of au those splendid strikes made within a few
CHAS, LUKKS&
m>26-tt U 6 South FODBTH Sifdflt.
TRON MINE AT AUOTION.-BY OR
•*- DEB of the Oonr: of Oh.noery of New Jcraey. I
.hall expoto for tale at pnblic wndne. at tha Howl of
Jacob O Drake. In HORRIE'OWN. in .aid St.te.on
MONDAT, the fifth day of Jnne next, at So clock?.
M . that yalnable MIEB OF IROB '-RB. .Itoaw n«.r
Kockaw.y, lew Jerney, called thcHl BBREIA MINE,
formerly owned bj Theoanro C. Woml.
1. vow In rood working condition, “d couaidered one
of tbe most y.loable iron mine, in “ew .
.Ito.te »nt three ml e« Irom the Morris Oanebwlttt
which it te connected bT . J*!i'?» I j) rl fVcre« of°Land,
and place there will bo sold forty fire acre* .
with Dockage, on tie Morrle C«i
aysw* Master In Chancer , of Hew jcr.nr.__
•pOE SALE. —ABOUT FIVE TONS OF
X* TiosnirDUM. at hla farm. Nowlin towuahlp,
Cbc»ter *'>«utT: AfiSfMi, Embree-riUo ?. O- Cheater
JOH» DRSDiBi Jr.
A.T SEASONABLE FBIOES.
AVCnOH SALES.
®ss* BALEOF BLOODED HOHSan*
Milliard’, .lath hiiil w.'<
“j' oco horses honi'i cttls ibsi'j. fte . ftc , will.
* ° ,B ®' ** lh “ Baeur, Mist* and lum
isf ??.*£• ft » “«.»! w *ia',t- whirl at t
0 *fJr % “• altrsd h hbbkmm.
An
AMUSE(niE^T SI
■MEW GHEBTNUT-BTHJSET THBA
XV yxX-UHIBTHITT BTBUT. ABOVI fviSZtSA
thib (iA r 5. B, * J
YOKTY lIFTH QBAHH YaMU.I Ma A.IB.
LAST ESpSesKSTATIO*
of the
CBBAT IRISH HR.HA.
THE OOELEEK BAWff,
with *ll it. Beastifal Scenorr, M.chauloal Efteal., Aa
««.«!.». and powßK * lrt CAST.
AHHIBSIOH TOTHS ™ TO ALL
Chlldrfn id cent«. Door, open at 1H o’olookt p.r
formanm to .omm.iiOT it2Ai o clo",
THIS (6ATCBUA*) EVEHIia,
iiAsr piaar
„ DAVSSPOHT AND # WaLLACK ALLUHOI
upon which ooouton they will appear to a Grind
MAMMOTH FAKEWBi'L BILL _
The ETenlna'a p.rfortD.loo will commence With
Bnnkepeare’i Tiaiedy, tn 0 acte, of
_ RICHARD THB THIRD.
Dnk« of Clceter...„ „..Mr I. L DAVENPORT.
Earlof Richmond.....Mr J tp. VPaLLAOK.
L.dy Anne........... ...Itlee ALIOB PLAOIDI.
To conclnde with the elennt petite Comedy,
DitkCcha11........... I ?.T.. A .*?f!Br J. W. WALLACE.
wihar™ 18^9 ' •
CORSICAH BROTaSBS
and
, POCABOHTAS,
with new goenery, m&thlnery, and eoetnmes. inereaaaS
Oerpede Ballet, fine ca.t, Ac,. Ac.
WALNUTSTRBBT THEATRB.-
” ORRAT BlLfj
POR SATUBPA* KTMifO. Mut.w
HISS LUGU.M wfefßFtS, fWHlli’jffiffcT
CRiiBBBATBP CHtßutlTJill Of
T * i|lo I JQV,
is TBi fxciraa bkama
SPY OP ST. HARK s
To eosotade with the Drama of
JO9ATHAB BRADFORD;
08, THI MPBPSK AT THB BOADiIDB IBff, j_
]UIRB. JOHN DREW’S NEW ARCH
HTBEST TBBA'BB,
Mr AND MIHB LIST NIGHT.
BVBMIBG. Mar 27,18t0,
JTIIBI. BVaUAi
Seoona THB BORE OF OAVTILM.
UK. AND MISB.KIOaINOH, JN BOTH PIJSOSJ.
After which, HIDBISItT BA WR:
Or. THE DKDKKAKD B VSAGBaNOB
On MONDAY. MKB JOHN Dimer.
OF FINE ARTS,
CjUSSINCT BTKKKT, ABOTS TENTH.
NOW OPEN,
fBX FOKTI-BECJONB ANNUAL NXHIBITIOK
PAINTING AND SOULPTUBB.
Opes from 9 A. M till 7 P. H.> ni from 8 till Ul*
the EoetHnr &p r l7-1 leg
SUMMER RESORTS.
gUMMER RESORT,
BROAD TOP MOUNTAIN HOPS*,
HUNTINGDON COUNTY, PA,
This old and popular Mountain Beiorfc will be open**
for the reception of guests on the Ist of June This
bouse has rectal j been thoroughly renovated and >n
proved m a manner that will be aaturaoiory to lu pa
trons. Excursion tickets will be leaned by the Penn
sylvania BaMroad Company, which will be good until
the Ist of October nesc. A back will be la readme** op
tbe arrival of tbe ears at Dudley to ooQTey gtouts to th#
hotel, a distance of two miles. Terms moderate*
For particular*, address
WM. T. PBARSON, Proprietor.
__ Broad Top City,
Huntingdon county, Penan-
nrj2llm*
COLUMBIA. HOUSE,
CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY,
Willi. ama tu»nwo on tinfifismtr da*
OF JtJKB. for tb« reorpllnn of ,
This leading house will. for the cnmtnf seWtol, faUf
sustain Its weihestablished reputation.
Greatly encourai«d hy the business of last ystr. tht
proprietor feel* tails fled that a Hotel conducted cUarlw
nnt-elasa must continue a success at this old asd popu*
lar resort
Ihe railroad facilities are promised to be excellent.
Beck's celebrated Philadelphia Band has been m*
cured for the COLUMBIA the coming season.
For rooms. &o. t apply to J. H. DBA BISON, Mar*
chant’s Hotel, Philadelphia, or to
GBOSGB J. BOLTON, Proprietor.
oaed islaeip. B j.
myl9 2m
ftOTJKTRY BOARDING, FOR I*4-
VV biiS ABb OESTLIMKHkjiii t>a oM»1b»1 it lw««.
shaded ud elevated location three-quarter* of a inlUt
ionth of Fairviile Station, on the Philadelphia t nd Bal
timore Central Ballroad* Cava leave Thirty Brit and
Hathet *tr»eta at 7 36 A. M aad 445 P tf *, E-atomlng.
7* 26 A. M. and 4P« U. Beference* 28 South Bif ht etrmC
Addma JKdßfi D SRaRPIiKbS,
FAIRVILLB P. 0..
Cheater chanty, ra
gp2A.fit*
HOARDING —TWO OR THBBE GEN
TLEMBB can be accommodated with breakfast
and tea through the week, wth /all Bandar board, i*
a Iprlvate lamllyln the western part of the city. Ad*
drees** Bn. H„ ’ ’ Press office. my m St*
DOABDIKG, FCR THE BUMMER
*-* Season, at “ Prospect Home ” Aral? early. Ter
particulars address H, H, GKCTBB, Freeland, Moatgo*
n«fF comity, Fa. miU gft
(SEASIDE HOUSE,
O JOOr OP PKNHisTI,VASIA A<rgtU7E.
ATL»«TIC OITf. 9BW Jg&SKY,
It now open for the Beceptlea of Gnaita.
mu-la* PaPin BUTTKRQOOP.
BOABDISU.
*nESIRABLB ROOMS, WITH FIRST
-L/ CLASS Boarding, mar be had at 313 SPttOOB
Street, myB7 it*
TWOPORNISHBO ROOMS WANTED,
A with or without board, by two gentlemen Al*
dress*‘Port t)gee_Bo* 303,” mygn,*
BOARDING-ONE LARGE, SSCONDU
D itory Room raeant, at No. 6JS4 South WABHIBO*
TOB Square. my 23 M*
TAAY BOARD, WITH FIRST CLASS
A/ Dinner., at No. B>4 Bonth WABHINBTO*
Square, myiB-lm*
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL,
WILLIAM TABJULL
Has Bunoved from No. 1030 to No 1333 OHIBT*
NUT Street, B. B. comer of THIRTEENTH Street
Where he invites the attention of housekeepers, and
those co»iu«n«ing housekeeping, to hie extend?# m»
lertmehtof _ r -„ rw _ „***_
BOUHE JCSJUSHINO S00&8,
Superior Beftigerators, Table Cfitlery, Family Hard*
ware. Ohildmn’s Oerriagee, As., d«. epfr-lm
LOST AND FOUND.
T OBT—ON TWELFTH STREET, BE*
Aj Girard aud H&rset streets, a Biaok> Thread
Laca VE' L A mltabie reward will be «lv»n by leaving
It at 31i WALNU? straat. first flxor, back myB6 3t*
gLINDB AND SHADES.
B. J. WILLIAMS,
No. 16 North Sixth Street,
KAJrUFAOTITBBB OF
VENITIAN BLINDS AND
WINDOW SHADES.
Th. largMt and finaat auortment la the city at U#
owe.t each prim.
STORE SHAD IS KADI AND LSTTIBID.
Ohaa, lot tolled Blind, and Shade. trtha
liriLLIAM RVANS, JR.,
V Y 363 SOUTH FBONT BTBBBT,
Wholesale and Betoll Dealer In
WHITE LEAD. ZINOa AND 00L0B8. „
AHBBIOAN ADD FOBBIGN WINDOW GLASS,
OF ALL PKO&IPTIOES,
AT LOWEST HAERET BATES.
Agents for PATENT GLASS LETTERS mhQ ftmff
riABINET FURNITURE.
V UOOKK A CANPIOVi
»0I SOBTH S*COMD IffiKSr.
are prepared to follow tha dccltnc tn the mtfjfat la th.
price of their Fnrrltnre. Ftuehaeete Will pteaee eall
and examine our stock. mylO-ly*
W’OTIOB TO CLAIM AGENTS.—THR
Heir* of TBOMAH HENDERSON aud MkRY HEN*
DBBSO9, residents if Johuson county, Indiana, bay#
received come information that they are entitled to a
large Estate, supposed to be in Ireland, from whose#
then ancestors emigrated, Any person who wULferra#
out and collect said estate will b« well paid.
Address the undersigned at Franklin, Joansoneou*
tT my23*9t* a ' I6AAO B. HBNDKRBON.
CV EET SPIRITS OF NITRE, PURH,
O (U, 8 P.,) mftbutaokured by J. *. YOUNG,
e,a p?iia C dXb r il‘ VlilrH BPBI * mW*
T»®AF MADE TO HEAR
A' MINTS to aial.t the hearieg, In
of tbe mo*t rpjroved coastrnctl-in, at P. HADBtBA S*
115 South TSITH btreet. below Ohestnut myil #t»
IT® Mils. R. DILLON, 333 AND 381
w?* SOU) H Street,ha. opened a handsome aesortm.il,
of BUMMRR MIDbINBKf QOUDd. Mleso.' and Ohll*
drop’s Bate and Cupb : myl7- lMlf*
WRITTEN AND VERBAL DB
80KIFT10N8 of Obaraeter.Oon.Htntlon, and Ta.
yLj lent, with ADVIGX on Business, Health. Mm.
J \ tlon. Self-Improvemont, Management ana Tralx*
■SnO tig cf OBILDBBN, soMaJ adaptation,daw
and .yin Tug, by JOHN L OAPBN,
’ Phrenolojriit and Boolu21«,
ocU-tnUulyif No. Ml 8. TBNTBBA.aboyaqh.Awfc)
fs7avaag™mFn Philadelphia.
MasiSßraffiS wiiMiBWON, anb Biun.
loU*| K OPBN°Td RICBMCtND. OITX POINT, ANN
Trains Isns Depot, corner of BROAD Street and
’WASHINGTON Arena*, itfi IS A. K,, eonnecllngwith
BAX LINK BTSAMIBB At Balttuor..
Fare to Bletamond ...h M h., m ., mm , mh .lll ft
Fare to City F< tat... 11. !■
Itn Id XUrfsIIt>MM.HHMM,M, 8.7,
H F KIN BBT, Boot.
PRO. A. DIDMUN, Gon, Ticket A,eat. myU ™ _
(IT—l CAMDEN AND AT*
MWewegtlnumo RAILROAD.-Trala»
leave Vlne-ctL-eet Ferry at follows: K
Mall Train B*
Freight, with Passenger Oar. attached— J A. K.
Atlantic Ae«omm4da(lonev-«~-~»~*~+++** M '2'i?£' Sr
Jnnstion Accommodation,. 80r - **
BITUBNINO, LBAVB ATLANTIC
Atlnntlv Awommodation..**• B
might, with FusengM C»" attMbrd—- -ikoj?- ■.
Mali Tfilncg, i) »rr-" 1 ****** «»g " R*
JunctionACsommodaitohfM^LVit’^lNUfl®*® *
EXTRA HADDGNFIMdD TRAINS
LeaveVlne-atroet/erry »* ,O - WA. M and IP, R
1 7 'b it
TTELMBOLD’B extract of bar.
XX BAFARILLA cieunies and rsnovato* th# mom*
instils the vigor of health into th# system* and purgw
out thVhnmori that make diseasa.
-TO FAMILIES RESIDING IN TH*
**■ BUBAL districts
m M« pwwweJ. W M imlT **
tbtir conntry y#kid«nce«» With
BVBBY BINS WOOIEIIB, Tltf»
ALBERTO* ROBERTS*
24-tf Comer KLgVEBTH attdVUl StrwU.
PANCY HAMS—BRIGGS, BWIFT, &
l 00.. Cobb & Arm«l, 0 * P. Roien’., ftnd Met-
IsnGAH.’cb BEtM?!HOIBHATI CAHVABSID HAMS,
BOTOHKB A SOS.
mjM-lm* 140 148 Burtb PROMT Bt* .
THOMAS M’DONOUGH,
X OSKBRAL BLAO K S KIYHIJIO.
° * VIK BtW^O Mh BTB^
MBr B®rtn* iwl* o» bind 0» «“d* *® “AjS -
DEJ.’AjRTHIEKT FOB custom wobk. i