The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, May 30, 1865, Image 3

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    SPECIAL NOTICES,
* l Hakdel’s Messiah.”
AMERICAN ACADBKY OF MUSIC.
TESTH ArinTAL O >HVB*TION
01- Trtp.
TOTJHO MBH’B CBBIBTU.It ABSOCIATIOHS
OF THE
IJHITBD STATES A»D BBITISH PEOVIHOBS.
OEAHD OONCBBT.
OH THCBBDAY EVENING, JOBS Sr a, 1965,
IST THB ___
H ABDEL Al' D HItDN SOOIBTT,
When Trill be perfumed
HAHDEL’S OFF. ST OBATORIO,
“THE MESSIAH."
The folloTrin* nrofastlonsl islet t bee been ensassd;
MBS. MPZiBT,
mb. bibpson.
Of Hew Tori,
MISS G. MoOAFFRBY.
MISS H. ALBXAHDEB,
MB. A. B. TATLOB,
W d OESMAKIA ORCHESTEA,
The whole nnder the direction of
GAEL BBHTZ,
pickets for Parqtui, Circle, and Balcony, with
Seeerod Seats..* ~,,,♦++****** ++*+sl OO
Family Circle .50
Gallix?***.** « * 2
Tickets fo> sale at CLAXTON’S (late Marllen’a).
«06 CHBSTHUT Street. _
Doors open at 7 ?, M ; Concert commences at 8 P. M.
The members of the Convoation will attend in a
•tody. mySO-fit
Clothikg fok the Season !
CLOTHING FOK TITS SEASON!
C1.0T815 O FOB TSE SEASON!
CLOTHING FOK THE SEASON!
COMFORTABLE,
COMFORTABLE.
ComfortAßLE*
Comfortable,
FA%*CT CAS3IMERB SUITS,
FaNct Capmsierk Svi-rSr
FANCY CAg^IMI2BE,SciT3.
Fancy Cassimere Sum.
A Fun* Assortment of LinenGlotfing!
A Full Assortment of Linen Clothing!
A Full Assortment of Linen Clothing!
A Full Assortment of Linen Clothing!
Linen Sacks, Jixex Pants, Lixen Vests,
Linen Sacks. Linen Pants, Linen Vests,
Linen Sacks, Linen Pants, Linen Vests,
Linen Sacks, Lint n Pants, Linen Vests,
Linen Lusters.
Linin Lusters,
Linen Lifters.
Linen Dusters,
The Largest Assortment in the City,
The Largest Assobtment in the City,
The Largely assortment in the City,
The Largest Assortment in the City,
At Very Low Prices,
At Vi ry Low Prices,
At Very Low Prices,
At Yhky Low Prices.
Ferry & Co.,
Perry & Co.,
Perky & Co.*
Perry & Co,,
go. 303 Chestnut Street . Above Third,
jjo. 609 Chestnut Sr., (Granville Stokes’old aland.)
g. B. Cot. Bevrnth and Market Bteeets, (Jones’.)
J»j29 6t
Mbs. S. A. Allen’s World's Hair Re
storer AND DEESSIEG attests the fall, aad nera r
fails to restore fray hair to lit natural color, aad pro
dace a luxuriant grow t a.
GUABANTEE Of ITS WORTH AND MERIT.
Eev. J. West, Brooklyn, L. I : “I will testify to their
value la the most literal seme* They Bays restored
my hair [Where it w&s bald, aad, where gray, to Its
original color,”
Ear. Wm, Cutter, S. T. City: ”Hy hair is changed
to its natural color, and growing on bald spot.’ *
Bey. H. V. Degen, Boston- Hass.: * * That .they pro
mote tie growth of the hair where baldness Is, I have
the eyidence of my own eyes. * ’
Ycr sale by all Druggists.
Wholesale and Belail Depot, 80. 108 GREENWICH
Sirfifit, NGWYorx. my26-ftuBt
A Rat op Hope—To weak, debili
tated Dyspeptics, gieaniag under a life of agony, we
offer
PLANTATION BITTBR3
as a good and two remedy. This remarkable medl
cine relieves Sour Stomach, Headache, Heartburn,
Distress after Bating, and all the symptoms of Dys
pepsia, at once*
Its good effect is felt upon the fir#t trial.
Plantation Bitters are the pleasantest tonic In the
World. • ,
The old, the young- and the middle aged acknow
ledge their wonderful health-giving power.
So change of diet is necessary while using them. Bat
aU you want of the best you can get.
PiIANTATION Bitters are exhausted Nature’* great
Restorer. They give tone to the £tomavh T and brilliancy
to the Hind, and driving away - .
««, ■. ■ r the doubts that roll
Cimmereau darkness o'er the fainting soul!’ *
my36-6t TO PBOVE IT, TRY A BOTTLE.
Extra Neat Ladies’ and Children’s
lets of Garden Tools, for f alo at the hardware store of
TBDHAJt ft SHAW, 80. 835 (Eight Thirty-ire)
HABKET Street, below Ninth. It
Porcelain, Lignum Vnvs, Apple
Wood, Leather, Brass, and Iron-wheel Tables,Chairs,
Brackets, and Bed Castors, with pivots, screws, or
■octets- Sold by TF.UHAN & SHAW, No. 835 (Eight
Thirty* five) MARKET Street, below Ninth, it
Colgate’s Honey Soap.
This nlehrated TOILET SOAP, In sneh universal de
mand, Is made from the CHOICEST materials, is MILD
«nd EMOLLIENT in lta nature, FRAGRANTLY
BGBNTBD, and EXTREMELY BENEFICIAL In Its ac
tion upon the Skin. For sale by all Dmiiists and
Yancy Goods dealera. 1e23- tuthaly
Jones’,
THE LOWEST
SELLING PRIOR
it marked in figures
on each article,
AND NEVER VABIRD.
JONES’
Crescent One-price
CLOTBINGHOUSB.
MARKET STREET,
above Sixth*
Ho. 60*.
Frleee reduced to salt the tlmei.
A flue escort meat of READY-MADB CLOTHING,
suitable for all seasons, constantly on hand.
Custom*Work made to order at short notice. Cmh9-Szn
ITCH. (Wheaton’s) Itch.
BALT RHEUM. (OINTMENT) BALT BSEUM.
Will cure the Itch in 4S homt. Alto, cures Salt Rheum*
Ulceri, Chilblains, and all Eruptions of the Shin.
Price 60 cents. Ej sending 60 cents to WEEKS <fe POT
TER. BOSTON, Mass . wiUhefozffaxdedfieehy mail*
For sale by all Druggists. mhlB-6m
gtff ■jm Chicksbihg’s Pianos—tjj-yJM
nlfi ’519,000 BOLD.—Hew Warerooms. if Bill
Sntranse In Art Gallery, 914 CHESTNUT Street.
my4»2tt* WM. H« DUTTOJL
ffm GBOEW & CO -’ S fffff?
MASON /fIAMLIH’S
CABINET ORGAorS. a
PIANO Over 600 eaeh of these flue CIBINBT
FOBTES. instruments have been sold by ORGANS.
PIANO Mr. G. • and the demand is con- CABINET
FORTES. stantly increasing. ORGANS.
PIANO For sale only bv CABINET
FORTES. J. E GOULD. ORGANS.
PIANO SEVENTH and CaESTNUT Sts. CABINET
FORTES. no-23-tf ORGANS.
Bam ok Best Class Keady-Madh
CLOTHING at the great establishment well known
ns “OAK HALL,” located at the S. B. corner SIXTH
and ita HTTR'y streets. The close of the war enables us
to manufacture cheaper, and we are therefore selling
the present Stock at each, prices as are warranted by the
present elate ot sSMes. As many want to kUWJBtf
What they can buy clothing for. we Invite the examina
tion of the following price list, which embraces but a
few leading articles amor, g the thousands of garments
ire have now display ed la our extensive ealet-rooms.
The people can always dfpend upon finding at our store
exactly what is advertised.
All*wool Gassimere Vents, from $1.75Jt0 $7.60.
** Pants, from 4. CO to 15.00.
“ “ CcaV, trom 5.00 to 30 00.
Good business Cost for SG. 25.
Office Sack Coat for $5.
Neat Melton Cloth Sack, §>B
<3ood Slack Cloth 3?reck Goat, $32 00
•* M Cai g. Pantr. 8 50,
N®* We will take pies cuie in showing our goods to
Any who call, whether wishing topnrchsse or not.
wasakakeb u brown,
oak hall
Popular Clothing House.
mr3o-tf S. E. cor. SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
XDXE3D-
AIiBIOIL- Os the 57th Inst., Thomas O, Airleh,
in the 74th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re*
speotfully Invited to attend the funeral} without
turther notice, oa Wednesday next, 3i3t inst,from
the Hanover*stre«fc Preijbjterlan Church, Wilming
ton, Del. Services to commence at 3P. M. -**
FOSTER—On the 29ta inst Sarah C. Fos
ter, relict of the law Natha3lw.ft.fl. Foster. aud :
eldest daughter of the late Hugkxmiwig&i
£sht year of her age. < • 7
The male friends of the family are requested- to"
attend the Qaner&l i'rcna her late residence^No. 8*53
Fltzwator struct, cn Wednesday morning,' at Sir
o'clock. Solemn R&aufom Mmß &t St. PtUlp Nen'a
Church, Queen, below Third, ' **
HAMH/TON.-O.n Monday, 29th Inst., David Ha
milton, son of John Hamilton. ■ **
CUNNINGHAM.—On sue 26th Inst., at Trenton,
N. j,, John H, Conniagbam, in the 42ayear0t
age. *
KEIFER—On the 26th Inst., Mrs. Elizabeth
Kiefer, aged 31 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfully Invited to attend her funeral, from tho
residence of her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Davison,
rear of No. 322 North Second street, above Wood
Street, on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Funeral
service at Calvary Episcopal Church, Front and
Margareua street;. Funeral to proceed to Laurel
HiilO.itKStcrr. **
HILL.BOKK.-On tua 28 tb Inst., Small Hlllborn.
ijmerul irem Uer lata rasidanoe, ISQ7 South Broad
street, below Whartss, on Thlrd-ilay, 30th last., at
3 o’clock P. Id. *«
TAYLOR.—on Saturday morning, 27th Instant,
Mter a short Illness, L.-soph H. Taylor.
To® relatives anu m.,-,ds of tho family are ro
spectrally invited to attend the funeral from his
“5® t* s, deii<!o. Ko. 2 l-? 7 G--eon street, on Tuesday,
Join instant, at 1 o’eieci, without further notice.
Interment at Laurel mu. **
-.»¥?JPS E, r Slia<3eril y» ott the 26th instant, of dis
case ofthe heart, Mr. James O, Bridge* In the 83d
year of his age. 01
The relatives and f?isn<;3 of the family are re*
vE?ow, ly w ,lt , c £; r t- r ; >tsn<s 11,3 funeral from his late
B l Sc H gljsh g^enadines.-
One.price. Trices la nla.s a iign r i L oaB31 ‘ fflrr *£“*•
TJLACK CHA.LT DE LA.INE.— JUST
One price Price, in
WHITE SHAWLS, BEST ASSORT
*' MEAT IB TOWS.
Fare Whito Baxege Bb&wis.
Pore While Hemasie t o.
rate Wtiie titict-.nß'l <Jo.
Tn-riJV 6 White Th-s *t Silk Fringe.
- mT Mtl . ESTKE * LANBBLL.
t SOTKiE.-THE ANNUAL MEET.
Stow,., n ® ' IK > ere of the Fctroienm
on™lSß o^Ff “7 < ' , Rd;»delßh’a.wlllbo held at tha
Po- say WALNUT Street (no
o’clort,' MOnIUV, th. sto dar of Jane. 1685, at 11
forties*'J=" ' IT tae eicetioa olive Director, to .orve
Binwi * yMI,
F. B. HUBBELL, Seoreitry.
UNCOLR’S ZiEQICY.
THE HOME
FOR
OUE INVALID SOLDIERS &m> sailors.
CONTRIBUTIONS
Of ORE OB MORE DOLLARS we called for from each
individual in the State for this noble object.
Direct
A. MARTIN, Superintendent*
my2s.lhstu3t CHESTNUT Street.
THE tenth: ANNUAL CONTEN
DS? TION OF THB YOUNG MBBTB CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION OF THB UNITED STATES AND BRI
TISH PROVINCES will assemble in Philadelphia at
the FDatßaptiat Church (Bev. Mr. B*ardman), corner
BROAD and ARCH streets. on WEDNESDAY, Jane 7,
at 2 o’clock P. M. Hon. Joseph A. Pond, of Boston,
will deliver the opening address. The meeting of wel
come will take place on Wednesday evening, in the
Academy of Music, with addresses by Rav. Matthew
Simpson, D- D.* Bishop of the M. E. Church; Bev. E.
£ Adam*', D. D.: George H. Btaart, Esq * and dele
gates from abroad.
On Thursday evening, the Grand Oratorio of the
Messiah will be performed in the Academy 6f Music
(complimentary to the Convention), by the Handel aad
Haydn Society and Germania Orchestra (Carl Ss»az, di
rector), aisiftfd by Mrs. Mozart, Hr. £impson, and
other eminent artists from New York.
On Saturday afternoon & great Suttday-Scho»l gather
ing of the children of thifl city WIU bd held in the Aca
demy of Music.
Further announcements will be znadt in regard to the
tickets
It* By order of the Committee of Arrangements.
JOT 3 CAMDEN.-THE ROBE FOR OR
PHANS AND DEBUITUTB CHILDREN.-Phe
opening of this Initiation will take placa at THE
HOME. No. 533 FEDERAL Street. CAMDEN. N. J.,
on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, May 30th. at 3 o’clock.
Addieesei by Dr. Garrison, Geo. H. Stuart, v. D.
Beed, Alexander Reed* B. F. fleaden, and S. vanaant.
Music by tfceCholr of the Baptist Chufch.
The fields of the Orphans. Dsatimt* and Friendless
Children (many are rendered so by this desolating war),
a** meet cordially invited to be .present We boli«ve
this to be onft of the most benevolent and patriotic in*
etltutions of the day. w, !a t
MATTHEW NEWKIRK, Preiideut.
B. G GATTELLj Vice President.
G. W. N. COBKi:3, Secretary. It
Elegant
Elegant
Elegaxt
Elegant
PHILADELPHIA TRACT AND
MISSION SOCIETY.
Tract Distributors* Monthly Meeting, at the Church,
corner of TENTH and FILBERT Streets, on TUESDAY
EVENING, 30th inst. at S o’clock.
Subject to be Dlicurced : ** What are the best ways
of Distributing Tracts. ” Friends to the cause are in
vited to alter <1 and take part in the exmlsea. It*
7HS ABNirALMEETINB OF THE
Boy FKARSON PETROLEUM OOKfANY vrlU
beheld at the office of the Company, N*. 524 WAL
NUT Street, ROOM No. 7, on the SIXTH of Jane
next, fbeirg the first Tuesday,) at 1 o’clock P. M
An election of Directors, fteeroterr, and Treasurer,
will be held, H, RICHARDS.
. my3o7t* Secretary.
AMEBIOAN SUNDAY-SSHBOL
•Z 2? UNION. —At the Anniversary of this Society,
To MOBROW (iuetday) EVBNIDfG, at ihe MUaIOAO
FUND BALL. Ado Teases may be expected from the
Bev. Dr. FBURISand the Bev. TEOS. STREET, eftfew
Toik, and Bev. KOBT. J. PARVIN and the Bev.
PHILLIPS BROOKS Ticket* o' admission can be had
gratuitously at the Depository, No. 1123 CHESTNUT
Bireet. my29-2t
fJUSTOfiI HOUSE, PHILA
WS& DELPKIA- .
Colluotou’s Office, Kay 23.1585.
Merchant! and Shippers will t-lease take notice that
Clearances will nob be granted, until further notice,
for LEAD*PIPS or SHEET-LEAD to m«nrr\ctrouary
Binivn- WM< B THO.iIS,
my27*3t GoUeotor.
Eg” OFFICE OF THE HOSm'OHB
PETROLEUM COMPANY, Ko. 43 South
POTJBTH Eileet,
Phii.abei.phia. Mar 26. 1865.
The Bofcd of Directors have this day declared a
DIVIDEND OF ONE PE & CENT, oa the capital stock,
payable on and after June sth, clear of State tax.
Transfer book* 'will dose oa the soth inst., and ojjoa
on the 6th proiimo. THOMAS TOLSfAN,
my27“Si* Treasurer.
MSSCHAHIS’ AHB fIIANmC-
W&& TUBERS’ NATIONAL BANK.
PiTTSBCBa, April lit ISM.
Stockholders are hereby notified that/Books Trill be
opened lor subscription to the new stock of this Bank
at the COMMB&CUL NATIONAL BAKE, In-Philadel
phia, on MONDAY, May Ist, 1855, and will continue
opan during banking hours, dally, iron 10 o’clock A.
15, to3 O’CiOCh P. Mil until Thursday, June las, 1855.
By order el ibaßoajed of Directoiß.
JOHN SCOTT, Jr. iCaahhr.
H. B. BOLLMAN. President,
Pittsburg, Peuna.
ROBT. B. STERLING. Vice President,
• Philadelphia a?l9tjsl
THE AKHCAI MBEI'IK 6 OF THS
Stockholders of the EMPIRE OOPPSB 00.
(of Michigan) wiil bo held at their Office, So. 433
WALNUT *treer, on FRIDAY, the 2d day of Juno, 1885,
at H o'clock A. Bf., for the ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
and the transaction of other btnln.es>.
J. S. McMULLIN, Secretary.
Philadelphia, Bay 15,1565. ayis-tje2
ADAMA9TISE ©II. CO.-THE AN*
Sa» RUAL Meeting of the ADAMANTINE OIL CO.
will be held at the office of the Company. No 37 South
THIRD Street, on FRIDAY. Jane 2d, at 12 o'clock tt.«
tor the election of Directors, and the transaction of other
busincfißi ' EO3T, F. BROOKE,
Secretary.
PHILADELPHIA, May 22, 1868. ray‘33 7fe
ra*» PHILAMIPMIA, HAY 13, IS6S.
IS? The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
JStsa Mining Company, of Lake Superior, will be held
at their Office, No. 334 WALNUT Street, on TUEB
- the 30th inst., at 12 o’clock, for the election of
Directors, and the transaction of other business.
m315-tmy3o B A, HOPPES, Secretary.
»ST PHIIADELPHIA, MAT 25,1865.
•BSE? —At a Meeting of the Board of Directors of the
NEW YORE AND MIDDLE COAL FIELD RAILROAD
AND COAL COMPANY, Mr. John ft. Nickel tendered
Ms resignation as President cf the Company, and on
motion Mr. WILLIAM HoLELLAS was unanimously
elected to fill the vacancy. CfiAß. B. IltfDSaY,
m)26-i2t Secretary,
KH* THE ANNEAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the GIBABD alttrnfG CO . (of
Lake Superior), will bo bold at their Office, No. 334
WALNUT Street, on TUESDAY, the 6th proximo, at 12,
o'clock, for the election of Director*, andthe fcransas-'
tion of other busineaft B. A. EtOORJSdJ
. ■ —• •
Philadelphia, Jfaiy 22.1865. J ~my23 Bfc
NOTICE-A MBEOTU OF
Stockholders of the JUNIATA IROJT AND
BTBEL COMPANY Will be held at the Office'of the
Freedom Iron Company, No. 330 South THIRD Street
on WEDNESDAY, May 31*t, at 11 A. M.. to elect Direc
tors, i.,- mylß thstußl*
ra«» PHILADELPHIA, NAY 19, 1865-
BiX? —The aa&aal meeting of the Stockholders of the
RESOLUTE MINING COMPANY (of Lake Superior)
wiil beheld at their office. No. 324 WALNUT Street*
on MONDAY* the 6th proximo, at 12 o’c'ook for the
election of Direoioze ana the tra&saetlon of other bust*
Be*e if E, A. KOIiPBS.
my2o-Ijt Beergiaryt
KST- OFEICE OF THE AKYGDALOIB
K 3& MINING COMPANY OF LAKE SUPERIOR.
Nc. 334 WALNUT Street. ' ■
Philadelphia, Mar 19. 1855.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Annual Meeting
of the Stockholders of 4 4 The Amygdaloid Mining Com
pandor Lake Superior 11 will beheld at the Office* No.
394 WALNUT street* on THURSDAY, 7th proximo,
atlSo’cJookM., for the election of Directors and the
trassßction of other business
ay 20 tje7 g, K. WQMSATH, Secretary.
KST ANNIVERSARY OFTHE ANEBI-
CAN SUB DAT SCHOOL UN 10 N. —Tb* *ervie m
connected with Iho forty-fiifsfc annlvarsary of the Ame
rican Sunday Sebool Union will beheld at the fitUSIOAEi
FOND HaLXi, LOCUST Street* near Eighth, on TUES
DAY EVENING, May 30. at a a aarisr to 8 O’clock-
Ticket* of admission may be had 2 atuitously. on ap
plication at the Society’s Building*. No. 1139 CHfiaT
HUT Street. By order ofthe Committee.
Bky23-7t M. A. WORTS, Searetary '•
KS* THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THS
Stockholders ofthe PHILADEPHIA AND BOS
TON HIRING COMPANY (of Michigan) will be held at
their office* No. 433 WALNUT Street* on FRIDAY,-
the 2d day of Jane, 1865. at 1 o’clock P. M.« fer the
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS and the transaction of
other basiness. J. S. McMULLIN* Secretary.
Philadelphia, May 15, 1865. myls-fe2
NOTICE TO AIX DBUNQI7EIT
953& COBPOBATIONS ORGANIZED CEDES ANT
LAW OF TBB STATE OF rfiENSYLTANIA.
Notice is hereby given to all incorporated
I>y or under any Jaw of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania. and organized at any time prior to the first Mon*
day of November, 1684 that have failed to make report
to the Aniiiwr Goneral under the Aet approved April2l,
1858. and the Aet approved April SO, 186*, that they are
required to report to the Auditor General forthwith, as
follows, viz.:
In cat?e a dividend has been declared, the Treasurer
will report, under oath, the amount of capital paid in,
the date, amount, and rate per cent, of eaoh dividend
during the year ending the first Monday of November,
1864, and any previous year or years in which the Com
pany may have had an existence; and in case no divi
dend has been declared during the year or years end
ing as aforesaid, then an appraisement or the cash
value ot thA capital stock, as it existed between the first
find fifteenth day a Oi Sfoyember* must be made by the
President or Treasurer* and n majority et tea uiiaetori.
under oath. When an appraisement is made, the re
port ahonld also state at what time the Company was
organized.
Id addition t** the above report, underthe act of April
21,1868, companies not paying a tax on tonnage are re
quired to make a separate report, under oath, of the
Treftfurer, of the amount of net earnings or Income re
ceived during the period from April 30 to November 1,
3564, in accordance with the second section of the act,
approved April 50,1864 •
COMPANIES INCORPORATED BY OTHER STATES
and "doing business in this Commonwealth,*’ are
notified that they are made subject to the tax on net
earrings or income under the 2d section of the act of
April £u. 1864, and are required to repert to the Auditor
{fcs«rai ti* amouat of such net earnings or income re
ceived between the SOth Of April and the lot of Novem
ber, 1684.
All delinouent Companies incorporated hr or d&dg?
any law of the State of Pennsylvania. will b& afforded a
reasonable time in which to make the aevejel reports
required by law and above enumerated; but continued
neglect or refusal will subject them to forfeiture of
charter , a*d*v the 2d proviso of the-2d section of the
act of April BQ. 1864, which is in 'he following words:
* 4 Provided further. That any corporation which has
failed lo make returns to the Commonwealth, as re
quired by the act of April 21, A. -D.IBSS, entitled *ia act
for the better securing to .The Commonwealth the pay
ment oftaxjH dueay incorporated companies, ’may tfthSe
such return witbia sixty days after the passage of-'i&ia
act, any law to the contrary notwithstanding? and aU
delinquent companies failing or refusing to make mil
retnrj-sand paysnert to the State, pa required by the
gexteraHaws of this Commonwealth tn relation thereto,
stall have all their right* at J prlvilegf-i dcclarrdfor
felted by piociamattbhfronitkiiGorerflor. ” „
.ISnAO SLEEKER,
' Auditor General.
W. fi KBM3L2.
State Treasurer.
my!3 3 m
&ABRTBBURQ, Miy 10, 1665.
XO CKHZI3K3 OF XEE UNITED
gTATSS.
The Xaflifti YieHSuf Oemmlttaa of the SOLDIBSS’
B C243J in the City of Philadelphia* fcfOP'/SS Co op?ll &
ft&TJONAIi Fa 18 at tha Academy of Mas'c oa the
1 feisty third day oi October nest, for th 9 p'lTDosuof
..fcaiatexa BUILDING and ENDOWMENT rtTNDforthe
li.-ktitui}orLtritii which they arc connected
vi 1 “*£ El * ftTH " , s ise d command this project to ths favors
their fellow citizens of the United«tatoc.
ihe SOLPIUKs* BOMB hat been incorporated by tha
«iate 01 t’ensiajivania, for the relief cf Soldiers aad
0 honorably discharged from and
the Children olthoae who have died ia, the service of
the Country.
She COOPER SHOP SOMH3BS' HOME hi? bm
meriedin tins Institution by iieBi3l%llT«autb , 'rUy. and
Is new in EBcennlni operation. Bat a, tho bnltdinKnow
cccnpied. at tic corner of Bate and Crown etreets, is
snUicl j load.to t;,o „ f the Home, tho
Mhfiaiera hay© given their cagcUoa to the proposed
. Although the HOME, is located in Philadelphia, its
benefactions are not limited *>t fiiato boundaries. Its
doors arc freely opened to every deserving Soldier at d
bailor Of the Republic who aeeis asiri 'ss’.'jn.
The Management coioeraplates an Industrial Depart
meat In the Institution, in. l which the inmates who are
able to wo»k *,*-their trades may find employment, and
thuß be relieved from the petition o 1 mere depoadsnte on
public charity. It contemplates a'so a department
wheia children of those who hav* uioi in the aervlce
will bo ter.derJv protected and carefully ct! nested and
prepared for * ratable vocations
White ilie hearts of tho people are overil iwing with
trfetitur o to Cod, for his great gift of victory to our Pa
fri'-t amiee. we Bhould not forget oar duties to the
bravo nea who will scon be retarding from vhe fields
they have won, disabled by honorable woand3 from
the actiTc punott of their professions.
The orphan children, whose fathers have fallen iuoar
#rnt struggle* avCßleospecially entitle* to pufcUc
/favor end protection. Lome provide a Home wjrUiyof
their acceptance,and worthy of epeop e whoae propony
they have processed, whose liberty they have secured,
whote government they have saved, aad whose hearts
chey beve gladdened by their splendid acb’evem*ute.
Committees for the organization of the Fair wmba
annonne* din due e«a«on. , .
Newspaper proprietors will render important aervica
by occasional publication* of this notice, which will be
duly acknowledged as contributions to the Fair.
Philadelphia, April H> 1885
itirevr G Curtin, Jolm Walsh,
Alexander Henry, Dr. -ft* N*bmger,
James Pollock, i ai £j£ o st.
CaJfb Cope, B. W. (Mark,
JS. B. Blows*. Joseph Karrison Jr.,
Mmon Cameron, Morton Mcjllcaeel,
b, B C-am)nißi*i Henry C. Cary,
Uptiftl fctodoi: Jr . Wffli D bewla,
A NoAvbali, James Milted
Henry D. Moore. Gaor«© »■ Bo*er,
Daniel T'ougherty, Charles O'NeSU*
t' P; Haundevs, James C. Hand*
J. Idgar Thompson, Edward A. .bonder,
ft. M £ n |S»„ Liodley Smyth.
J. B. Llppeacott,
<J Macaliater. L A (Todey,
ysshom, Daniel Haddock, Jr.»
bitriheie, KobertP King.
**%*!?*£% B. W. Halt.
xusziMmfit
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLYA*
W 3& IHA—DEPARTMENT OF ARTS.—The final ex
amination of the Senior Class will beheld In the follow
ing order, beginning eaoh day at 4 o’clock P. M :
TUESDAY, 23d—By Prot Frazer,* (Physical Geo -
2«U-Bt Prof. Allan, (Plato’, Gor-
THURSDAY* 25th—By Prof. Coppes, {lnternational
Lain ) 1
FRIDAY, 26th—By Prof. Jackson, (Tacitus’ Life of
Agricola, Y
MONDAY* 29ik-By thePrOYCBtf(Dtttt«*s Analogy.)
TUESDAY. 30th—By the Proyost, {B<>Htil Science
(Carey) and Constitution of the United States.)
GEORGE ALLEN,
ttj23'7t .Secretary of the Faculty of Arts.
DIVIDENDS.
*2ST" DmDEND NOTICE.-OFFICE OE
TBE MAPLE SHADE OIL GOHPANY. No,
634 WALNOT Street. „
Philadelphia, Mat 23, 1865.
The Boat, of Director, hove this day declared a divi
dend of FOUR PBR CENT, on the Capital Stock of ttio
Company, p.yaWo at their Office, on and after tin 30tli
tout., clear of State taxes, The Tiansrer Book, will
cloze on the 21tll, at 3P. M., and reopen on the 3l*t.
„ „ THOMAS K. SEARLE,
my2f 6t Seetetary.
ra" PEHSmTAKU BAILKOiD
Bae COMPANY—TRBASUEEE’S DEPARTMENT.
Philadelphia, May 3,1865.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS—Tke Board of Di
rectors have this day declared a eemi-annnal dividend
of FIVE PEB CENT, outlie Capital Stock of the Com
pany, clear of National and State taxoi, payable on and
after May SO, 1866. „ „ ,
Blank power, of attorney for eollecttnf dividend,
ean be had at the Offloe of the Compiny. No. 838 South
THIKD Street. THOMAS T. FIRTH,
myd-ast Treaaurer.
HUITABf.
8 PRIZE MONEY AND GOVERN
MENT BOUNTY TO AM WHO ENTER THE
DOTTED STATES MAKINS COBPS. , ~.
Order, kayo been received from the head of the
Murine Corps, at Wastingtan. not to restrict retf&iw to
a particular class (as bu been the case heretofore), hut
to receive ALL who have served in the TOlunteei ser
vice, or in the molars, or in the marines, and have
seen honorably atubarged. Such persons enlisting in
the United States Marines will receive the Govern
ment bounty, and will also be entitled to their share of
prize money In an 7 capture of the enemy's vessels.
For further information apply fit the recruiting ren
dezvous. Mo. 311 Booth FRONT Street, between 9 A.
K, and 3 o’clock P, K., every day but Sunday.
JAMBS FOBNJJT,
apl-tf Oaptain and Beeraiting Officer.
RETAIL PRY COOI>g.
O.J HEAVY MESH BLACK HER
o NANI OB GRRNADINB.
8-4 black Hemani, ordinary mesh.
8 4 black Tamartines and Grape Haratr.
S 4 white Tamartines and Bareges.
Single-width ft-8 wide black Hemani.
Heavy mesh 0-8 wide black Hemani. *
Blech Tamartines, Crape Maretz, and Challles.
Double- width black De Lalnes and Tamlae Clot hs.
Black Grenadines and Bombazines.
fclngle-widtkblackiDeLaiuftf.
EDWIN HALL & GO.,
my3o if Bft South SHOOED Street.
o ilk MANTLE?, BELLING off
O BARGAINS—
LAMA LACK BOURNOT7S
CAMBRIA LAOE-POINTSB.
SHETLAND SHAWLS. ALL COLORS.
BiTSO et J. CHAMBERS, SIO ABOH Street
T CHAMBERS, No. 810 ARCH ST.—
V • ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED.
BLACK GOIPUKB LACES.
THREAD VBILB
THREAD LAOS BARBES.
HEMSTITCHED BDKFS-A BARGAIN.
CAMBRIC JtDGIEGS AND INSERTIONS.
Shined and fancy French Muslinß.fqr Waists. my.lO-ot
OEORGE D. WISHAM,
VJ Ho. 7 North EIGHTH Street,
First Dry Goods Store above Market.
1 have just opened a large stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
2 cartons Black-ground Grenadines.
1 carton Ooior&d-ground Gienadluea. new styles, for
tL« spring 011866. These foocshftfe jast arrived, and
are worthy ibe atteniiou or buyers,
1 «a*-e Double-widih Plaid Grenadines, all colors.
Only COcents: old price. ,
1 case Double-width Plaid Melange, cheap.
1 case French Leno, double*width, only 65 tents; a
bargain. , ~ • , . ~
1 me French Leno, much better article, double*
width, only 75c: cheap. ' „ ~
1 case French Leno, extra quality, donple-Wlath»only
S7c; worth 91.12.
1 case Shepherd-Plaid Mohairs, perfect beauties, only
£0 ctg.
Black Alpaca, 60,62, and 755. Pure Lustre, 87c.
Mohairs in ali the most desirable shades.
Alpacas in choice colors; Pearl Moonlight on the
: Lakes.
6-4 black all-wool Delaine, fine qu&Jity, only $l.
Travelling Goods is great variety.
SHETLAND SHAWLS OHEAP.
Balmorals c- eap.
s l lot Black and White Plain Balmorals, full ladies*
6,26, MU3TiIHE , | MDSHBSI !
All the most popular make* of Sheeting. Shirting, and
TiDow case Muslins, much below the regular price.
ThoEe In search of cheap goods, oall and examine, and
satisfy yourselves that the place to buy bargains is at
GEO. D. WIBEAfcTS ONE PRICE STORE.
®j27-Bt* No. ¥ North EIGHTH Street.
Q.LOSSY BLACK MOHAIRS.
PEARL SHADES ALPACAS.
TOURISTS' DRESS GOODS.
BLACK WOOL DELAINES.
BLACK MANTILLA SILKS.
WHITE AND BUFF PIQUE.
COOPER & CONARD,
mya-tr B. B. tor. NINTH ail MARKET Btreete,
1U OURNING MILLINERY.
iu. A. S H. MYEBS.
myB-lm 988 OHB6TJ DT Street.
PHOIOB STOCK Off DRESS GOODS,
Silk superb styles.
Spring POpLlNBTlate»t styles.
Plaid and Plain LBROB. r '
Black and Brown VALENCIAS.
American sad French LAVYBS.
Bprifig ityies or challi pb lathes.
STOKES’.
V . • No. TO* ARCH Street.
N. E.—SO iown ’Blw.ked HOSE, MU H nnt«
‘MMWIr. ‘ PTI
pM!'; SHAWLS, IN EVERY
9a6CH»ai^r%wt.
T>LACK AND FIGURED BILKS.
X> A. A H. MYJRB,
myfl-lm 92*1 CHESTNUT Street
SPECIAL NOTICE.
O SELLING OFF ENTIRE STOCK
TO GLOBE BUSINESS!!
GOOD-WILL AND FIXTURES FOB SALE.
TBOBHLBY AND CHISM.
ATo invite special attention to the above fttUMaaeeme&i
■We have e Larse Stock.
We axe Selling Cheep. .....
Every yard is to be closed out on or before the let day
of September. Silks and Dress Goods.
Cloths, Oassimeres, and Linen Goods.
Shawls. Cloaks Skirts, Bdkfs,&o.,&e.
Muslins and Calicoes mush under market price.
THOKN&BY & CHISM.
my!3- 2m Cor, of EIGHTH and SPBING GARDEN.
MANTILLAS, all styles for
XU mourning. A. & H. MYERS.
myS-Uu . 9»6 CHESTNUT Street
QIiAOK ALPAC AS AT 50, 62, 75, 88c.,
D ra 4 ax, Alm. maanldcent Black MobAirl, ?LIO,
Delaines. 63 cts.
Double*width Black Wool Delaines, $1.12 to SL?S.
Lupin’s plain colon Delaines, 62 cts,
Pearl Tints Alpaca* .and Mohairs. ,„ L ,
Tourists’ plain, mixed* plaid* and striped Mohairs*
low and finest grades. „ , , „
finest Nainsooks. Cambrics* Jaconets, Satin Plaids
ssd Stripes* Bird* eye Linen, Bwlbs Muillns* Brll
llants, &c.
White u£ Baff Plane fcy the piece or yard, (ood
Cambrics, Qlnihims, die.
MneUne by the P !e«e -nder grien %
my9»tf 8. B. eor. NINTH and MARKET Streets.
fJRAY MATERIALS FOR TRAVEL
u leXAG DRESSES. A. & H. MI BBS*
myB.hu pge OfiggTSUT Street.
■FIGURED SILK GRENADINES,
A of the best qualities and styles, In Black and Gray
Grounds. 66c to $1,60 '
Traveling. Dress Goode* In every variety.
New Diets Goods, in great variety.
Handsome Chene Silks, $2. SO. _
VERY CHEAP BLACK SILKS,
suitable for Dresses, Mantles, and Swane*.
COTTON GOODS AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE
PRICES.
Merrlmac, Sprsgue. and Pacific Prints, 25e.
10 4 Waltham and Pepexill bleached Sheetings. $l.
H. SI'EEL & SON,
myB-tf Nos 713 and Yl5 North TENTH Street
rjPENADIHE BAHEGEB, ALL
widths.
myB 1m 926 CHESTNUT Street.
jpw SKIRT F0R1865.
THE GREATEST INTENTION 07 THE AGS IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
J. W. BRADLEY’S New Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
Cot double) spuing skirt. _
WESTS' BRADLEY A GARY (late J- T. A J. O.
Westk fiOLRPBOPRIETOSS and MANUFACTURERS,
97 CHAMBffiS and T 9 and 81 BRAPE streets, New
York.
THIS INVENTION consists of Duplex for two) El*
itprio Steel SPAtnaa, Ingeniously braids» wohtlt and
firmly together, shoe to Ecam. msking tha topohest,
most flesiblb, ELASTIC, and vvrablb Bpri.no eyej
used. They .seldom bbkz> or break, llke Single
Springe, peSpbot and
beautiful Shape Twice as Long as any other jSkirt
THE WOKBEEFUL FLBXIBILITI andfrOftt OOMPpET SUd
plbasubf to any Lapt wearing the Duplex Biliftio
Seibt wfli be experiended particnlarly in all crowded
Assemblies. Operas, Carriages, Railroad Cars.
Church Pews Armchairs, for Pf.OMSt ads and House
Dress, as theSKiRT can b»yoLD»whenln'Use'toodou-'
ft a small place as oasHV. tg>d£«S£skor Jtfusltjt DasSs.'
ALadv bavins .comfort, and
great convenience of wßAhrsa
6tebL' Sprihg Skirt for anUneve?after*
ward wlllisgly dispense
Miseza, and yocHfi LADize^thei^ti*n);.su^AkiDE‘to-'Ml
others. -•- - • v ■'
THEY are the best quality in every part, and nn>
-questionably the liohtbst. -most debib able, comfort
able and economical SKiRT.eTer msde.
iCR EsaLE snall first class Stores in this city* and
{li/oof hout ibe Ukitbp .-S*vAJi*. ;x>b Cuba,
Nsxicoi Hoittr amsrxoa. and tnm-WSflf-ISDIM- *
FOB THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIET: . ; . . mrs-gm
H9Q HOOF bEIRTS. «00'
HOPKIIfS’ "CW? MAKS" Or
HOOP 6KI&TS. the best aesortnisst and.best quality
sxd styles in the city. - Gore TrsJls,'SJl lengths und
sizes, from IS to 65 springs, from $f 76 to $4- Plain
Skirts, all the new etapes and sizes, from 19 to 30
springs, from $1 40 to $3. Skirts of extra heavy steel
and exgra. tapes from 20 to 66 springs, from si.Bo to
$2 75. Misses end Children’s, of every grade, from 6
to 36 sprldgs, from 4to 8 eeuts per soring: they nave no
equal. Ageits Jot the New. Flexible skirt, .the most
pliable Hoop Skirt made, and fully equal to the Dcplex
Kiiptic Skirt, and at much lower prices. Also, con*
stantly on hand, full lines of low-prfeed Slew York
?kirtfl< sic-padded and metallic*fastened —13 springs,
S£c.; 20 springs, $1; S 3 springs, $l.l5‘ 80 springs, $1 36;
and 40 spring*, SL6O. frklrts made to order* altered, •
end repeired, at 028 ABCH Street. ' myl4 lia"“ '
n h: gardbh & co., nos. goo and
@O2 MARKET Street, * Manufacturers of and
Wholesale Dealers in HATS, CAPS, FURS, BON NUTS,
STRAW GOODS, ARTIFICIAL FLO WERS, RUCHES,
Ac., Ac. The largest and most complete aiook. and the
best terms. Country MerohanU and the Trade sup*
ylied. mbl-3m
PABINET FURNITURE.
V HHWBJS * CAMPION,
aei SOUTH SHCOND STE3ET,
tx« prepared to loUoir the deeliae In the market Is th.
price of their Furtltare. JPaichMeis will ploaee »*U
Hid examine onr .took. ' myto»ly*
nOTTON AND FLAN BAIL DUCK
ASD CANVAS, ef all nnmbere and brands.
Test Awnlny.Trnnk, and SVaaon eovor Duck. Also.
MBnufaetni etß’ Drier Felts, from one to Iva feet
wide; Pauline, Boltins Sail Twine. &c.
„ „ JOBS W. EVBBSfIN & CO .
UoS tf . Ho. 103 JOHES’ Alley.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS- A FINE
A aerpriment of the best .trie, male, giylng sreateet
.atleftctton in etmirth and flenibiUt. t patent hlu*«-
back Albania, told at E. F. EEtMEK’S, Oil I AKiIH
Street. itl. :
PORTRAITS OF SPLENDID STYLE
A and execution, evlnelra rare artlrttc merit; like
rees accurate; 'o 3 „ B| i? ci . l ¥T“«al f ?.‘^?.T l “ ,to * ra ? ll s to
oUcoioremadnai E F. jIIMKB a. G*A: ABDalt. H-
ONLY $1.50 FOR AN ACCURATE,
•V-Mife like picture, naturally colored, oxeonted and
finished by artists of rare skill. See specimens Colored
Photographs at REIMER'S Gallery, SECOND Street,
shove Green 11*
GIL! OIL! OIL!—SEWING MA
CHENIS to trade for Oil Stocks or Gold Watches,
903 CHESTNUT Street. . It*
THE PRESS —PHILADELPHIA,' TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1866:
FINANCIAL*
[JOTTED STATES
By authority dr thg Swritorr of *M Tmumf. Bw
undersigned, the General Subscription Agent for tta
sale of United States Securities, offers to the public
tha Bird series of Treasury Holes, bearing seyett Wtd
three-tenths per cent, interest per annum, known as the
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN,-
These Botes are Issued under dateol July W9s*
and are payable three years from that date In cur
rency, or are convertible at the option of tho holder Into
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.
These Bond Bare now worth a handaome premium,
and are exempt, as are all the Government Bonds,
from State » County* and Municipal taxation* which
adds from one to three per cent, more to their value*
according to the rate levied upon other property. Tha
Interest Is payable semi* annually by coupons attached
to each note, which may he cut off and sold to any bank
or banker.
The latere* t at 7 so per conk amounts to
One cent per day on & $5O note<
Two cents per day on a sioo note.
Ten cents per day on a $5OO note.
Twenty cents per day on a #I,GOO note. =_
One Dollar per day on a $5,000 note. \
Botes of all the denominations named will bo
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.
The notes of this Third Series are precisely sfmilar in
form and privileges to the Seven- Thirties alreidy sold,
except that the Government reserves to itself tie option
of paying interest in cold coin at 5 psr cent, iistead of
7 3*lothi in currency* Subscribers will dedUflt tho in»
terest In currency up to July 16th, at the ttaje when
they subscribe. ;
The delivery of the notes of .this Third Serial of the
Seven-Thirties will oommenceon the Ist of Jine, and
will be made promptly and continuously aftertiatdate,
The slight change made In the conditioncjof this
THIBD 'SERIES affects only the matter of lutereat.
The payment In gold. If made, will be equiWeat to
the currency interest of the higher rate*
The return to payments, In the event Of Whleh
only will the option to pay interest in gold bebvailed
of, would so reduce and canalize priceeas tijat pur
chases made with six per cent, in gold would be fully
equal to those made with seven and three-tenths per
cent. In currency. This is '
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET;
now offered by the Government, and Us superior ad
vantages make it the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE,
Less than $230,000,00) of the Loan authorized by
Congress are now in the market. This amount, at
the rate at Which It is being absorbed, will all be
subscribed for Within sixty days, when the notes
will undoubtedly eommand a premium, ** ha* uni
formly been the case on closing the subscriptions to
other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section of the
country may be afforded facilities for taking the Loan,
the national Basks, State Banka, and Private Bankers
throughout the country have generally agreed to re
ceive subscriptions at par. Subßorlbers will selectthelr
own agents, in whom they have confidence, and who
only are to be responsible for the delivery of the notes
for which they receive orders.
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
Ho. 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
gEVEN-THIRTIES,
or
JUNE ISSUE,
IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT,
AT TAB, AKD IHTEEEST ALLOWED TO JOKE 15.
For eaia W
DRHXBD «SC CO.,
m,27-lf HO. 3* SOOTH THIRD STREET,
F. STABIFOKD. JO3. 1, HOTTSTOS.
gTAMFOBD & HOUSTON,
STOCK ABD EXCHANGE BROKERS,
NO. [BO SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Dealers In Government Securities,lSpeeie, Uncurrent
Honey, Gity Warranto, Ac.
Stocks bought and sold on commission at the Regular
Board of Brokers. . my23-lm
QBAXLBB BKOHY, IUZ. SHXSOX, IS.
(JHAKIiES EMORY ft GO.,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. 15 South Third utreet,
FHILACIZiFHIA.
au iliu ef u«nmAt foal» u< Sold md giITM
bon*ht >sd Mid, Md CoU.atlom mad*,
FuiUnlcr mention siren to tb« va»lu»* *ni «.i. et
CoTarnmtnt, gut*, ud other gink, ,nd Lo»&* os «o»-
mlMlon. Bogr-gnt
7.30. 5-20. 10-40.
ADAHS & LEVIS,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
CfOTXBXHSST SBOUBITIE9 AND »OGKS BOUGHT.
BOLD, JISD REGOTLATBD.
SOU) IES BILVBB BOUGHT ARB SOLD.
Swiai attention flm to OH BTOOKB. mhU-3m
■PWAKPsonun. xo*aoi ruuoi.
JDW. BOBBXB So CO.,
STOCK AES EXCHANGE
BROKERS,
■0.1? BOOTH IJHBB STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
▲tiii rmsa o*
BARK RO7BS, BOLD, SILVER, BTOQSB. BORDS.
ARB OOVXBNMBHT SEOUBITIBS.
BOUGHT AND SOU).
OollmHom mad. os oil parte of th* «onntry.
Depoelte rawlTtd, anbjeet to eight draft, and tntereat
allowed. mh7-3a
gBOOND
KATIOiVAL BA«K,
OF PITTBBtTRg^pBIJNSYIiVAHIA,
lIiATB lEOR .gmnwUST COHFASY,)
OAPjdpftD/t^oo.ooo.
fAREBBa* dtfSiMEEOHiLBTS' COLLBOTIORII
, *»*B»tHritt«Sad to on ths moot f*Torml>l« terme. -
r . r:;; ; f" 6. S.WABIH&, rwaidMfc*
CHAELES H. EIOGS, Oeehler, . mM-3m
’J'HE SAVING FUND,
SHOW
f :Fays ftyej&ereeftt. Interest on ’Deposit*. Agents f<nt
- the sale of united States 7 3-10 Loan* At Far, pevera
meat, State And City Lean* And Stoeks bought and sold
for depositors And others on Commission. rnhlS-Sas
I c b,
KNICKERBOCKER ICE CO.
D. B. K.ERSHOTF A CO.
E. P. KHSHOW.~ ~ ....A HURT.
•WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALERS IN
IMPORTED
ICE.
to Pifaitt Families, Stores, and
Cfflcer,-in &li j psYtfl.of the City. West Fhilanslphia, and
Mantua.* i
Hotels, Butchers, and
all large consumes* supplied at the lowetf market ratal.
Shipping attended to at'dhort notice, on the most rea
sonable teims. A-. ‘
Orders, alterations, coinp]ahMft£j>y mail* promptly
attended to.
OFFICES. J and 11J0 ForthnpkOAl) Street.
J WILLOW-Bt. Whjftr, Delaware &venuo.
. my27-atuth6i
gLINPB AND • SHADES,
B. J. WILLIAMS.
No. 16 North Sixth Street,
XiJrmOTUBEB 0?
VBNITIAN BLINDS AND
WINDOW BHADBB,
. Th* largest and SUMS assortment In Dio .11 j at th,
lowest .ash prists.
STOBI BHADIB MADE AR9 LBTTBBBD,
Cheap lot soiled Blind, and Shades, ,^-h.
TTEIiMETICALLY SEALED MEATS
XX *at> soups.
1,000 dot. Ssnst** Host.
000 “ Boa.tß.of.
600 •• do V»al.
600 *• do Mntton.
1,000 " do Tarkiijr.
1.000 do.Chlcken. _ ,
S.OCO •• Maorted Benps. I*l,l, V 4 lb. etas.
Pot sale by . BHODBS AVPILLIAMS,
laO-t; 107 Boath WATER Street.
7-30 LOAN.
THIRD SERIES.
$250,000,000.
V. S. S-20 SIX PER CENT.
JAY COOKE,
PHILADELPHIA. mylS-tt
HO. 805 CHESTNUT STREET,
Alt klsdi of
SEW PUBLICATIONS.
BOOKS.
JUST PUBLISHED
CHARLES SCRIBNER & CO.,
HO. 134 GRAND STREET. HEW YORK,
LORD DERBY’S HOMER.
~ . THE ILIAD OF HOMER, „ t .
tendered into English blank verse by EdwARD, Karl Of
_ Debut.
From the Fifth London Edition,
iWo volumes crown Bvo., on minted paper.
Price $6.
_ From the Edinburgh Review.
The merit of Lord Derby’s translation may be sum
med.up in one word. It Is eminently attractive; it Is
uzLßttaeb with Ufa • it may be read with fervent interest;
ills immeasurably niarer. than Pope to the text of the
original. * * * It will not only be read, but read
over again and again. * * * Lord Derby has given
to us a version far more closely allied to the original,
and superior to any that has yet bees attempted in the
blank verse of our language.
A SEW LIFE OF CICERO.
By Wixlia'i FoBSYrn. Printed at the Riverside
Press, on laid tinted paper from the last London edi
tion, in 2 voir., with twenty illustrations. Crown Svo.
Price $5
The object of this work is to exhibit Cicsro not merely
as a statesmen and an orator, but as he was at home in
the relations of private life, as a husband, a father, a
brother, and a friend. Bis letters are full of interesting
details, which enable us to form a vivid idea of how
theoldEomsss lived 2,000 years ego; and the biogra
phy embraces not only » history of events, as moment
ous as any iu the annals of the world, but & ]&ff&
amount of anecdote and gossip, which, amused the
generation that witnessed the downfall of the republic.
' _ From the-London Quarterly.
Mr. Forsyth produces what we venture to say will
become OnB Of the daisies of-English biographical litera
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H. SOHBEIBBB, 939 OHBBTBUT St. «!_
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f T capital of FOUB to FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
to join the advertiser In mu established Comm*TCl ll
iUim
WANTED —AN ACTIVE PARTNER,
*” with a capital of 10,000 to 20,000 dollars in a first
class manufacturing bminesß—Perfumery—la success
fal operation for the last twenty years, the senior part*
xer wishing to retire from active life. Thleis an oppor
tunity rarefy to be met with for entering at ones into a
safe and profitable bssiness. Address, with real name,
* J S. & CO., 1 * cilice of this paper, my27*etathtf
WANTED—IN A DRY GOODS JOB
* ■ BIHG BOUSE, on MARKET Street, an. estiva,
ivteiHgeut BALSSMAIJi able to ooafcrol AOUM ifftfr, and
fully competent id WAit os trade generally.
To one disposed to devote h!s time to the interests of
the House, a good position will he offered now or by the
Ist of July. ,
Addrese ** Cash Trade. ” my2o«l2i*
WANTED. —slo PER DAY, AT
HOME.—Any person* male or female, can clear
#5O per week, ethome, in a light, honorable business.
$2 to $5 capital required. Returned soldiers and others
having a few hours dtily to sparo, can learn the parti
culars by enclosing two stamps for cl real a v and return
poet addrese R. WAYVS&L,
myTMm* Chicago* box 4781.
A YOUNG MARRIED MAN, EN*
GAGED for the past three years in our country’s
service, has jnst returned from the South, and deelrae
to enter upon the active pursuits of a peaceful, life. He
is thoroughly conversant with the general routine of
barldng and would be pleased to secure a position in
some bank or banking houße of this city* References
first class.
Mires* 11 TELLERS* J°mg office. my33-gt*
AN lIONEBT,;iNDUSTRIOUS, GOOD,
■*-** young man, of good family, understands book
keeping, can get a fine and permanent situation. Ad*
drees at this office, **o. P. ” jny33-3t*
A GENTS WANTED FOR THE
NUEBE AHD SPY, the moti interesting and ex*
citing book ever published, embracing the adventures
of a woman in the Union Army as Nuree, Scout, aui
Bpy, giving a most vivid inner picture of the war. Be*
tamed and disabled officers and soldiers in want of
profitable employment will find it peculiarly adapted
to their condition We have agents clearing slGt) per
month. Which wo wit) prove to any doubting applicant.
Send i&t eit'CHlars. Address JOBES ESQB, &GO , Iffa.
coO CHESTEDT Street, Philadelphia# ra! myity-W
AN OPPORI UNITY IS OPFERED
to & suitable person, having from Five to Ten
Thousard Dollars, as partner in the manufacture of
Cotton and Woolen Goode. Addrese at title office to
”B. J. A.” mr27-st*
A SITUATION WANTED BY A
A Young Han, as Clerk in any capacity, Address
• *H. A. C. Press Office. my 26 6i*
TAALZELL, CALDWELL, AND MA
PLB SHADE OIL STOOK3 WANTED.
The advertiser waste SvOftiiAte* D&JzaUin exchange
for iiOOOtjhaifee Perkieaiau* 2fio stares OildtVOU Jji ©X
change for 1 000 shares Ptfkiouen; zoo shares Maple
Shade in cxcl ange for 2,000 shares Perktomcn.
Address
my3o-2t* Box 3310 Poet Office,
rjREATEBT THING OP THE TIMES
VA -ROWER’S PBIZBBHVSLOPEB.-Agents wanted
everywhere. Premium watches given to Agents. On
receipt of $lO we will mall, post-paid, 100 Envelopes,
and a splendid Solid Silver Hunting-Case Watch as a
promlum to the agent. A single Envelope sent, with
circular and iuUp&rtteulairs, on receipt of2s«?nt*. Ad
dress A. R. ROWER & CO., F. 0., Box 4270,30 SEEK
MAH Street, H, Y. mhafrSm
CITUATION WANTED BY A POOR
hut respectable Young Man. of too* English edu
cation; a good, r*pid penman and accountant; has some
knowledge of b^ok-keeping Willing to be generally
useful, Address ‘•Willie,” Pmsofflce,for two days. It*
fflvi Q& A MONTH.—AGENTS WANT
fIPAw-Ted everywhere to Inb-oSoeKthe Imuroved
SB AW & OhAKK TWEtfTlf-DOLLAR FAMILY 82 W
IRG HACHIBB, the only low-price machine in the
country which is iiseDsed by Grover A Baker.
Wheeler & Wilson. Howe, Singer A Co., and
Baohelder. AU 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 &
CLARK - , Biddoford, Maine mviO-d&WSm _
<s7o A MONTH.-1 WANT AGENTS
HP f yJ everywhere at $7O a month, expenses paid, to
sell PIFTSBH ARTICLES, the best soiling ever offered.
Pull particulars free. Address OTIB tf. GASbY, Bldde
ford, Maine. mylO d&Wdm
M WANTED TO PURCHASE, ON
WALBUT Street, betwem Fourth and Seventh, or
the latter *treet. a Dwelling or building suitable
fora real estate frflw Price not txce&diag $l2 000.
Address ” Enterprise# 1 Xorih A-.vuptcuuOffice.
my3Q»3tSdp r
M WANTED TO RENT.—AN EX
TBAVAGANT BONUS will ba paid for one of
two ofilsoa first floor (one front) on or near WALNUT
Street, east ol Sixth. Address ‘ ‘ Beat Batata,' ’ Ledger
Office. myM4t
FOR SALE AM) TO LEi'.
aes TO RENT—A FURNISHED COUN-
B TKT HOUSE, near a Railroad Station. Apply 33T
walnut st. gyMbat’
£B FOR BALE—A MODERN-BUILT
JbibeBIDEBOB, in Pisa street, west of Tweattath,
Lot 30 leet front. Address Box 1940 P. O. my.l ?•«'.»
«TO RENT—THE BBCOND, TOIRO,
Fourth fihd Fifth Stories of Areh elirHt H&li. each
25 feet by HO, with office attached fronting Ateh ctie&t,
may be procured by tenants within one month.
Ap:j!t t 0 thos. s. wood.
my39-61* Office, OOg ABUH St: eot.
M ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.-FOR
SALE—A handsome COTTAGE (opposite the U. 8.
Hotel), with or without furniture, containing 13
and a good cistern. Apply to H J. WOOTOh, Atlantio
City, or to J. H. HA.YSS, Seventh National Bank,
Philadelphia. my29»l3t
m FOB SALE—A. THREE STORY
JoUlbrick DWELLING, Ho. 1903 Mount Vernon street,
with iheee-storj double back huildinge; has been
tb- routhly repaired. Lot 20 feet by ICO. Apply at bo.
lS3g WALLACE Street. • my29-2l*_
MCHESTNUT-STREET STORE TO
LET. —Bo. 1031, nswly flited tip, Will ths dwell
lug—eontofnla, modem conrea leaoes. my 89-31*
<S| TO BENT, IN GERMANTOWN—
JHifornithodHOBSS, with modern ImproTementi,
In a deatrah-e eltaatlonifor the sntnmer soaeoe. Icontre
of H. rKBAB & SOM, coiner of M&IH and WABHfMa
TOM Ayenuea. my27-3t*
Mto bent—on main street,
Germantown, within five minutes’ walk of Rail
road Depot, from June Ist to September 16th, a well
famished House, with grounds attached. Addreua
*»W. D. B., M GermantownF 0. my24-6t*
Mfor sale—the pennsylva-
EIA ACADEMY OF THE FINE ARTS—SUILD
IHG AND LOT, OHESTBUf Street The around
jaeftsnrag 178 fees in deeihi of 60 feet on
Chestnut Street, widening to ICO fsefc /o? th 4
ppit of its uspth For parliculAr*. apply to the Cura
tor on the pmnUos, orto JpaNSABTAIN,
my BHD T3B SdNsDM Street.
M FACTORY AND MILL PROPERTY
FOR BALE at a great sacri6ce, known as the
Canal Mills, CANAL Street, above Front, Sa-.oud Street,
below Girard Avenue, forty-five horse steam oniitite.
ncarW sew. shafting. &c Apply at the Mill, or to 530
gonh ELEVENTH >ti?et. m? 24 6t*
m FOB SALE—TWO DESIRABLE
ih7ce*eTory Brick Dwellings. Nos. 1626 (immedi*
|J * Bos&essloh) and 1619 June 10th) FIL UERT
St my 29 ■JS T ' lJ *JAe. H XJTTLB, 434 WAtHtTTBt.
Mfor sale, on easy terms-
The very deslrab'e DWELLING, 1110 Wallace
Street: has aUtbo modern conveniences and large yard,
B F G DEN N, 123 South FOURTH Stroot, and
mySO-tf b. W. cor. SBVENTEfiNTH and GREEN.
Mfor sale very cheap—
DWBLLIEG, WALLACE Street, above Ninth;
eight rooms.
also, a large number of eligible building Tote, sot
taxes aud country seats. B. F. GLsnN.
133 South FOURTH Street.
ny2o Aud B. W, cor. BEVBNTEBNTH and GREEN,
m FOR SALE—A DESIRABLE^
3wLpR<'»FBRTY for a Country Beat, in Upper fife--A
ricn towHßhlDi Montgomery two miles wen of
the Schuylkill, oppoasteNoirlitowni a large
dwelling, barn, Rpring-houee, ice-hense, anl2i>£ acres
of excellent land, located in & beautiful country, with
ficescetery. The property le easy of access hr rail
road. has plenty of frnit and shade trees ; was formerly
the residence of lavid Henderson, Sea
Apply to J. H4YS fUBSON,
43S LIBRARf Sinet.
or A. JACKSON ANDBRB3N, on the premises. my2tf ot*
ftOn —HANDSOME DRUG
STOBB FOR SALE,- Dally Seeetptsm
Addross ' ‘Drag. ” with real name and re/erenc*. care
W. M Dickson, 487 WaLNUT Street. m 729 3.*_
FOB SALE—A FAIR OF H AND
gpU£ dart torOTTB Carriage gOBSES, verbally
B&ie and rearlecs of. Ai«O; a hA& JSOtUd
Barouche, jxads by Rogers. the nfofiSMy of a (rentier
man going to Barope. Apply at 3T North SIATH
Street. myW fit*
fm BTOOKS OR OASH-—A VALUA
yj ABLE TRACT OF FINK TIMBER AND FARM
ING LAUD* In Bulllvda county, Fauna , for sale or
exchange for good paying oil stocks.
Address or apply to C. D. HEIGHT* 333 South
TBIBD Street. mr27.St
o nnn shares of good oil
STOCKS to trade for BUILDING LOTH m
the city; cltar of incumbrance- REBJAMtft KEL
LOGG, N. B. corner FOURTH and WALNUT Sts. 19-St
TEON MINE AT AUCTION.—E Y QR>
A BEE of tie Court of Cdancarr of S6W Jersey. I
shall expose for sale at public vendue, at ciio tiotui of
Jacob 0. Drake, in MORRISTOWN, in t&M Stite, on
MONDAY, the fifth day of Jane next, at 3 o’clock?,
fit., that valuable HIM 0» IRON ‘>BB, situate( near
Rock&way, Mew Jersey, called the DI BERM A **IINE,
formerly owned byTheodora T. Wood, deceased. It
le row in good working condition* and conslueiea one
of the meet valuable iron mines in Hew Jersey. It is
eitaate but three inl/es from the Morris Osua.l, with
which it is connected hr railroad. At the same time
and piece, there will be sold forty five acres of Laud,
with Dockage, on the Morris Gan«.\ in Uositaway,
aforesaid. Y. DALRIiIPLE,
myM»fit Master In Chancery of New Jersey.
BOARDIM.
tj'IRST^LAsFBOABD'CANBEHAD
Aat the ITKITED STATES HOTEL,
413 CHEBTHDT Blreet, buvien Fourth aid Fifth Sts..
Philadelphia. , , ..
This Hotel has no bar. Location central, directly op
posite the United Stties Custom House and Punt Ofilao.
It has lately been renovated and refurnished. Acoom*
mcd*tlos» frjsveiunt. at moderate charges. Rooms large
and ally. weJleniUd U families, permanent traa
slsizii board, tfi'iw d*rit*»nu«V board,
5*3 to #l4 per week. Botanl Cold Bathe, rroaor Ahlf|o,
mySC-Si* I. BENEDICT, Proprietor.
TUY BOARD, WITH FIRST CLASS
AA Dluustß, si Ho. 644 South WAB3IHSTOH
Square. mylMm*
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL. _
WIILIiM TARHILI
Hi* Removed from Mo. I®*® *o Mo. 193!, OHSST
HOT Street, S.E. corner of TfIIfiTEBSTH Street
Wh#M he Invites the AII,SM?9 of honseißßlwrai inc
uxoße comm.nxltj* housoheeinu. so ala estehilv, ~
sortmest of useful __
HOUSE FUBNISHPfG GOODS,
Bnpcrior Refrigerators. Table Cutlery, Family Hard
ware. Children *• Carriage*. &t.» dte. aps*. 8m
*£Q FAMILIES RESIDING IN THE
RURAL DISTRICTS
We are prepaid. as heretofore, to supply families, at
their country residences, with
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF FINE GROCERIES, TEAS,
- &0 t &0>
ALBERT O ROBERTS.
mi 24. If Cornor BLBVKgTHand VIHa Streets
PE orP® L .mS« 83 .
The west BNOINE compant^
bit *KG ttfß will he at the Kast Ar^lH
toral Exhibition at floriistowa, Fa ,
May 81,1565. ALSO v
TIA VAN A CIGABB. —A GOOD YA
li EIKTT constantly In stors “osT” 1
»«h « £■ Bo gio 'eonth ritOET Street.
T'rKADY AND OONGLUBIVE TEST
A of th. ,rsp.rti.» of HBtMBOLB-S ILOlil HZ-
Ttuor BITOHBsrlll h» » iompsjrtson with the.. .«
icVthi. th. Patted aut»c lH.wnsttoTT
REWARD OF COUNTERFEITS AND
D TIN PRINCIPLED DEALERS endearorln? lb dlß
acme of own and otjcr pr6p*r*iiona. on the rapu*
fft"“nttiUi«S OEHUJSE S&ZfX
BATCH'S.
AUCTION SALES.
T)ANIBL H. BURDETT, AUO
TIOIBBB.
BDBDETT, JONES, As CO.,
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On Tnesdny, nay so, iges, at 13 o'clooK,
AT THE NAVY YARD,
NEW YORK,
THE POLLOWIRGI BAMED VESSELS BSLOXOIXQ TO TRS
r. 8. NAVY dbpartmmt:
BCBBW BTEAMEH FLAG—Louth 187 fast 8 Inches;
breadth,3l feat 8 Inches; depth of holi.lO feet Sinchw;
. between deem. 7 feet 2 Inches; 1 cylinder, 43 1 nchoe
diameter. 46 inches stroke.
fiCKBW STBAMEB KENSIHQTON—Lsneth, 180 feet;
breadth, 32 feet; depth of bold, 10 feet 7 lnchea; he-'
t\7f?n let and 2d darts, 7 f«et 3d and
3d Seche, 7 lit tt 1 cylinder, MH U<bM fllMM&f, M
Ibcbfis fitcokfl
80BBW STEAHEB VIOKSBUEQ-Lenrih, 171 feet;
breadth. 33 feet; depth Of hold, 9 foot IS lnchea; be
tween decks. 7 feet 0 Inches; cylinder, 80 iuohes
diameter, 30Inohee stroke . ,
SOKBW STBaMEB FBOTEHB— Length. 203 feet;
breadth, 86 feet; depth of hold, 13 feet 4 inches; be
tween decks, 7 feet 10 Incheß; 2 cylinders, 41 Inches
diameter, 36 inches strobe*
V. 8. STEAMER BEVIES (SerewJ-Lonath 203 feet 9
Inches; breadth, SOfeet; depth of hold, 12 faelG inch
ee; between decks, 7 feet 7 Inches; 2 cylinders, 41
Inches diameter, SO Inches stroke,
BAKKEKTIHE hoEAOB iJEALS-lentth, 122 feet;
oJ > K?,4y*,;4 lr “^ t ,?,U; c hee; depth or hold, 9/eet 6 Inches.
SOHOOBIiB EACHISI, SEAMiM-Lenath, 110 feet;
breadth, SO feet 4 Inches; depth of hold, 9 feot.
Twenty per centum of the pnrohsse money must bo
paid on the day of sale, and the remainder before ibe
▼ee*f>l ie removed from tteNavr Yard, \rhioh v?iU be
done within tix daj* after the date of sale,
O. H. BEIiL,
ootMAHftiirr.
mylfit tbetofib
BALE OF BLOODED HORSES*
A. MailHard's sixth annual Bale'or
blorded horses. horsed cattlo, sheep, &o, ( 40., will
Replace on WEDNESDAY ttOBNING next. May Sl*
at to o’clock, at MIU Bill Barm, 80&DE!Ti*0#JI, J*
Jo®* Gataioiues at the Bazaar, Ninth and Sansom
streets.
Persons can take the ears at Walnut-tdreet yrharf at 8
o’clock for the sale. ALFBED M. HBRSNifiSS,
TQi27*otit Aualloneer*
CALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER
p MASTSB’S STORES, WAOO2S, AMBOLAHOBS.
filOi Osi£r QvAfif ii^MAf! T*Sß'S OPPIOE.
_„ Depot m,- I W4dS>p***»-
WABfai.vaios, P* 0.4 Mar zn, 1835,
Wi;i fee sold at Public Auction, ui>d*r tba dirootlon of
Brevet Colonel ObKrttM 2. Tompkins, A. Q. M..» at the
Gomnmeat warehouse, Mtaa-.ed or the wiuare bo
tween K and ? tad Twentieth and Twenty- first streets*
in the city of Washington, D, 0,.0a THUBVD At, Jane
Btb, 1E65, at lOo’ciock A. M , a lot of QnaTterxaastor’a
Stores, condemned as bo'ng unfit for as«, viz;
saddles. Bridles, Halters, Sours, Wrenches, Hir*
nesses, Backets, Hammers, Kuivec. Anvils, Files*
Wasps, Augers, Buies, Broadaxer-, Platform Beales,
Wheelbarrows. Balance Wheels, Pauline, Grind ft tines.
Dirt scrapers, Ploughs. Tool Chests, and a large lot of
Wrongbt-Iren Scraps, Wflffpu-tiro, &o.
ALSUr
Will be acrid, at of Klnebentb iittet, UXt
Chesape&ke end Ohio Canal* Iftffl&dJJtteiy after me
completion of the sale a vote referred to, a largo lot of
Two and Four, horse Wsjoor, Spring Wagons, jdedio&L
Wagons, Metallic Woßoae, Ambulances, Carte, Ac t
Stoceerfal bidders mart remora the stores within
five (6) dajsfrom datacfsale.
Terms cash, In Government funds.
1). H BUCKLE,
Brig. Gon andCh'efCl, af ,
Depot of Washington.
jnjSO 1.1*7
Alt! VIBEMEIUTS.
THEATRE.—
TUESDAY EVENING. Kay 30tU,
LAST WEEK
AMfiKrOA,
OF
THE GFAEiritfG AGTRBBF,
KIBB JjUOtlLß ( ff|6*,Utfi.
Who will appear, J>J particular recweat, ih hdf great
character ol ' •
LEAF,
la the popular Flay of
t/SAH,
TEE JEWISH MAIDED
TUm JOHN OBEW’B new aroh.
A“JL STREET THBAVRE.
6EOOOD NIGHT OF ÜBS JOHN DRAW,
GBKIT HIT OP THE NEW dMSDY.
THIS (Tueaday) EVENING, May 80,18 W,
AK UNEQUAL HATCH.
Fester Grazebroofc - Mre, John Drew*
To conclude with A REGULAR FIX.
Hash ....Ktuatt Robson.
FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF MBS, JOHN DREW.
TJBW OHEBTHUT-BTREET THEA-
J-y w*-nnwiTWFT street, a bote twelfths
A Fl&fc.EliYßß EQUALLED XI? THIS CITY. “
tfnpDAl aiJD TUESDAY EVJiHIJSfII MarSDAttdS®;
Will be predated the Dramatic BMfI&aCL in 3 note#
from the French of u Dumas, the
CORSICA# BROTHERS. • „ ,
and the original Aboriginal, erratic, aemLelvlllzed Attft
dtmi kavßge extravaganza.
FOCAHOFTAB. , , .
Both the Drama and extraraganza will be product!
with new and beautiful scenery, wodderful machinery*
new and elegant wardrobe, brilliant tousle. correct ap
pointments, and increased Corps de Ballet, and power*
ful ca,6te ef characters. • ~
The performance will commence with the
* CORSTQAH BROTHERS
FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF MISS ANNIE WARD.
SATURDAY AFCTSENOOF, June 3d.
FORTY. SIXTH GRAND FAMILY UATIVXB*
When the
CORSICA# BROTHERS
will be performed, my
fULA NIGHT AT h WALNUT,’ 1
U WEDNESDAY.
Secured peats and tiokets for the Wednesday*night
Jubilee at the WALNUT.STREET THEATRE, may be
procured at 0. W. A. Trumplcr’a music alare, corner of
Chestnut and Seventh streets, and at Bißiey’s now*
ex charge, Continental Hotel, LUGIIiLEwESTEIUC
as “Don C*aarde Bazau,” and as the “Wept of the
Wish.tru-'WiRh," on the otcaeion of the GAB9BDY
TESTIMONIAL, my2fr3fc
j?OYER ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
H •WOLTSOEH * THOMAS'
SIXTH CLASSICAL COSCEET,
(last of He seanon,)
WEDNESDAY EVSNIHO, May SL
EEOe&iMMfSS ASS TPJHiSM AT ¥BB Ml7BlO
stobss. _ my»‘»t
OF FINE ARTB,
CEmSKI STREET, ABollS IESTIb
ROW OPEN.
TBB FOBTr-SECCKO AM.IUAL EXHIBITIOM
PAINTING AND SOUEPTURJE.
Opes from 9 A. H. till 7 F. H., ud from 8 HU »la
the Evening. ap27-t jel
SUMMER RESORTS.
OPEN, ON JUNE 10th, , 186 S,
METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
(Fonaeilr Ciiy.Hote ),
HUGHES STREET
OAFE ISLAND, N. J,
BLAIR & BAVLEY, FR.)?niaTOR3,
The fiuhtcribers ha vim taken the above well‘known
Hotel, wonlfl respectfully call the aUeuUou of tho pub
lic to the following fads:
That the table shall be supplied with everything tka
ma' ket ajl’jvds, aud the season proaoce*.
The shell be tbe b?st that money and
judgment can procure • .
tEr Hocee shall be liberally supplied with attentive
eemfitS. ftSd the propriemr«hopeb7>ei»F.th©tpu«toiv
accommodatlnff, and RiSrHUS atieatlva to saoli and e?6F7
want of thdrgnsstt, to meet allbdfAl WMO Of patron*
age. Terms Jtb-aral.
Veryrespoct/ully, yourf, «,w,„w
b BAYLEY»
Also of Metropolitan HotW, Philadelphia,
Propriety®,
A. FUK&C BLAIR. £my29*3t*J BAMCi. H, BAXLfiY.
gUMMER RESORT,
BROAD TOP MOUSTAIiY HOUSE,
HUNTINGDON COUNTY, PA.
This old and popnlar Mountain Resort will he opened
for the rtceptioa of guests on the Ist of Jan*. ThU
hotiEG big jrjoentjy hem thoroughly *.ad im
proved lu & m&uukf Will be taffifantory tftitl W?
irona. Bxrmr&lon iiefcots will be IjslUd by the Fenß?
sylvenla Railroad Company, which will be good uattt
the let of Oolobsr nex*. A book will be la readiness o&
the arrival of the ears atDadley to convey iu«Bti to 11m
hotel, a distance of two miles. Terms moderate.
For particulars, address
* Witt. T. PEARSON, Proprietor*
Broad Top City,
Huntingdon county, Pena*.
myil-lm*
COLUMBIA HOUSE!*
CAPE MAY, NEW JE&SfiY,
Will be opened this season on the 7IFT2BXTH ftAl!
OF J DUE, for the reception of roosts
This leading hoses will, for the eomini leisoa, fOUV
sustain its "well♦established reputation.
Greatly encouraged by the business of last ye&r. too
proprietor feels satisfied that a Hotel conducted nUnrlw
first-daxa mn&t continue a success at this old aad popu
lar resort , , t
The rtllmti facilities ore promised to be excellent.
Back's celebrated Philadelphia Band has been M*
cored for the COLBJtfBIA tho eoml&x season.
For rooms, Stc, , apply to .T. H. DSfIUIBOCT, K»r*
cliant'e Hotel, Philadejphla, or to „ , ,
OfiOBUS J.
nayt9 2m
ri'OUHTKT BOAnUIITS, fOR liA.
DIES AMD GEGTIiBSnJS.eaa hi ebisiseA fit nwell
shaded an*i olovatod location thriio-aturter* of* mil*
nontli of FairviJle Station on tlia FollailnlpMa / nd Bal
timore Central K&Uroad, Oara leave Thirty tint andt
Market atreets at 7 ftfi A* Df. ttad 4 45 P. M } Batiuftltig
7,26 A. M. and 4 P. M. Iwfereno*. 2S South Ktghfc Btraetl
Addraaa J£3SE n SH&RPLSSS*
FAXRVILLB P. 0..
mj24‘6L* Chester Oduatr, Pju
SEASIDE HOUSE,
KJ FOOT OF PBI7fI*TJ/7ABIA AVBWUB.
ATL/JIiTIO Oir*% tfHW JiiKBBT,
Is now open lor the Beeeptiwi of Gaotu.
mylMm* JJaVID SOATTBBOOOD.
ROAEDIKG, FOR THE SUMMER
Benson, at ' ‘ Prospect Homo ' 1 Apply early. For
particulars address H. H GKUBB, Freeland, isotiw
jrnry county, Ta. jny*4 fit*
■PANCY HAMS.—BRIG GS, SWIFT. &
*- Co.. Cobb & Aruiel, 0. & P, Bogen’s, and Met
calfe * brents eftlfttaated
soGAikCpBEi) OIKCINfIAT, OAUVASSfiD SAMff,
11 ' T r wIbHINQTOif utiTJHER -'j say.
mygg«lm* »14G and 143 BoTti*«P*tTBt*
Esriwmjsmpv) PHILADELPHIA,
ajya^i£^r f iTwi,MiNfiTOK, ahd bam*;
kodib E opb#°to BtoßMpsp. oitt poiit, las
" “jfOrtrbifT
Train, lev. Depot, corner of BROAD Street M#
WASHINGTON A rent) 0, etj IJA. H., connecting wn*.
BAT LIBS STEAM JISS at Baltimore. _
Pareto Blchmono n
Pareto *or folk Sctst.
At PAP# l7 ** Gdn * Ticket Agent. m?n Itt
OA-MEEN A$P AT«
BAILIWAD, —Train*
Uai-e Ylneslreet Ferry aifollowm ,«ia ir
' Mu{ t nNRtn I, lihii til t ft" i, I »*MHi tM It WftjrJ Aa AS
rrsttbt, with Passenger Oar, »ttC3he4*»M -*.9,00 A, M.
Atlantic Accommodation■•»>-•• a£■ Jf
Inaotioa “» »*
Freight! wItiPMOMeS? 6av» attached™,. .15.05 P, £
fc
Junction -|" T D aA HAI»DOH?IBLT> TRAINS
r.oiTe Vltift-fctrwt fovrr at IG.tt A. M. and 11’. IC.
helve Eftd.’cnfleld fet 11,45 A. M. aad2.45 V. It
}}. B.—Freight rauat bedftUtrcKod at Cooper's Potofc
io laiure tti going dutrn the next day.
iaH»Bcafto4T,-, JOHN O. BRYANT* Agent.
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©UNION MOWING MA.OHINK,
which has been fully tested for theUct four yea*}*
It combiner strength, durability* light-wight, hffhu
draft, with complete efficiency To coUior ««*»? J { *«
or heavy, wet or dry, lodced or«tandlnt. andL?HE[££2*
wtny minor convenience* sot found in other joacMuee.
compete ow.ftom
in the market , MOKBIB,
Sole Aleut. tCriJtLUur.^W.rghou^
fnc MRS. R. DILLON, 823 4NP 331
Ytfsfe SODtH FVmt.isa* opened k liAadSWUe UgortmeM
of sEMsiEK MiLliifEai sggos. titsMi' Mi owu
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