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hie funeral, froM the lenience of We brother,
.h L. Parry, No. 424 Wililey street (Eighteenth
,en Fourth-day afternOon, at 5 o'clock. •
,f; NE —On Sunday, June 4th, James Edward
e, in the 22d yearoChisa,ge.
he relatives and friends of the ram try are Invited
attend the funeral, on Thursday morning, at 10
block, from the residence of his fattier, 2047
t street, without further notice, [New York and
ltimordlisapers will please copy.] ••Nt
HUBLEY.--On the sth inst., at the residence of
' .
A. Haines, 1018 Wallace street, Miss Sarah X.
'F u neral an tnedneaday morning, at 10 o'clock. **
AV CHAPPELL —At Fallsington, Backs county.
the 4th inst. James H. Chappell.
7 The relatives are requested to attend his funeral,
- .On the 7th lust . at 10 o'clock, from the residence of
Dr. A- V. Comfort, Fallsington, Bucks county, Pa.
They win take the cars at 7.30 A.: PIE., at Kendag
*-ten depot, for Tullytown, where carriages will be
;provided,
SP-EDWER.—On FlTst day, the 4th inst., Edith
:Spencer, in the BOW year of - her age
:Her friends are mulled to attend the funeral, from
. berlate residence In Moreland township, Sdontgolxi
.ery county, on Fourth day, the l'th inst., to meet at
the house at. 2 n'eloCAr.
F PLACE ENGLISH GRENA.DINES.—
. -■—• Jed. received. a case or Blaok English Grenadines;
f . at 40 saute a yard. BESSON & SON. blottrnint Store,
. •
g 9 n l r El e. c .
in
aasrAtrr stf l e g t.
One price. Frtoes In plain II Y
BLACK CllA.tar DB LAINE.—JUST
°Vaned...me Casa Ordain black Chsly de Labses at
CR; gents 74411. BESSON & Bor. Moaratn; Score,
91S CH&BTAUT Street;
One price Prim In plain Ignrea my ip
WHITE.,BHAMLS, BEST A580'111 4
MINT IN.TOWBI.
Pure White Barege Shawls.
FttreW hits Et anat. la co.
Pure White Shetland do.
Pure White Thyet
my. IS tt EY ME St LdNDELL.
tar T.Ekx., 'TENTS
AL•NTVICI.ME* CONY.MNT.IO'I%7'
Young men's Christian Associations
UNITED STATES and BRITISH PROVINCES,
'will assemble in Philadelphia. at tbe First, Baptist
, Oburcit (Bev: Dr. •Boardman), corner of BROAD and
Streoto, on WEDVESDAY, Jane 7trt. at 2 o'clock
P. M. Eon. JOB. - A, BOND, of Boehm, wilt deliver
-the opening address. .
The Meeting of Welcome will take view
THIS ENENING,
IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
His Excellency Governor 'CURTIN will preside,.
and addresses of welcome will be made by Rev.
Elatthew Siropten, D. D. , Bishop of the N. B. Ohara,
Bev. B. E. Adore, D. D., Gee. H. Stuart, Esq,, and
• delegates from abroad.
To-morrow (Thursday) evening the "Grand °retort°
-of the Mossialt” will be performed in the Academy of
"Music. complimentary to the Convention.
On Friday the Anniversary of the Ladles' Branch of
the Christian Commiseion will take place. with ad
dresses by Major Generals Howard and 'Fisk.
On Saturday afternoons Great Sunday-School Gather.
tug will take place at the academy.
It le expected that iPhillip Phillips, and Chaplain
'McCabe, with Their soul-etirring made, will add ince
net to the above exercises.
Tickets for lleseavedund Doreserved Sat for all of
the above services ire now for sale at CLAXTON'S,
64)6 CHESTNUT Street, late Hardens . It
B ar Ciftlit.BlD 'WELCOME,
TO THE DELEO/TIN OP THE
Tenth Annual Convention
'Young Men's Christian Associations
UpITED STATES and BRITISH PROVINCES,
To be held at the Aeadetnrof Mote
'THIS (WEDNESDAV) EVENING,
June !Mk,
His Honor Governor Carlin will preside.
ddreiots of Welcome by Rev. Matthew (limper:in,
D D., Bishop of the M. R. Church; Rev. R. B. •dams,
D. D. , and Oeo. H Mawr, Esq.
liejor Genei►l Clinton D. Flik, who is a . Delegate to
the t onvf ntion, is expected to make a respmse.
Originsl Hymns, written for the oecadon by Jim
Drs. buoekton and •dame, will be snag; also, "1
'Whited for the Lord." duet and chorus from Mendel
sohn's Hymns of Praise, by a select choir—Thomas
Iswllngs, Jr., leader.
Philip Phillips', of Cincinnati, and Chaplain McCabe,
are f yfcted to add Intereet to the oucaeion with their
rant• stirring mimic; also, the Germania Orchestra,
Carl Bentz, Director.
Beeerved Foals for Fa/gnat Cirole.and Balcony ..50 Cta
-Uoratervad Mato for Family (3lrcle.and .A[ool
thastri. • --25 Ots:
For Bale at CLAXTON'S (late Nartten's) Book Store,
COO CHESTNUT Street. It
.Wc' LAMES? 4=3llB'l4LN
COMMISSIONS.
•ADIES' CHRISTU&N-COMMIiBIOIkiB,
OF psiLkonLrElA.
Will bold their
AANIVERSARY EXEROISB3
AMERICAN AVADEIRY OF MIISIO,
OA FRIDAY EVBIIINO, the 9th hot.
Szerctseo to commence at 731 o'oloc
MAJOR GENERAL 0. 0. HOWARD,
MAJOR GENERAL CLINTON B. FISH. sad
my. oscataz J. moms,
♦re expected to address the meeting
Mr. PHILIP PHILLIPS, of Cincinnati, has constitut
ed to be pre:mutand tins on the occasion.
Tlcketa of ad be ready for v atultons de
livery at James B. Claxton's, Lio. 606 OB&aTA OT
Street, on Tuesday morning, 6th instant, at 3 o clock.
ie6-6t
farA FLEETING OF .THE CITIZENS
of the 19111TH WARD, favorable.to the ereo.
Ilan of a MOISUMENT TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN in
the tit, of Philadelphia, will
be t h
e eld THIS' (Wed•
hecday)BVStiltiO, at 8 o'clock, at the N. W. corner
of halt/110K and biAbICBT Streets, to form a Ward
.Aasosiation for that purpose.
It . WM STRUTHERS. Chairman.
garOFFICETHErizw 431nEkIll
HOMPANY, 19 o. 311 WALWOT Sweet. PHILA
DELPHIA.
An Adjourned Meeting of the Stoekholders of this
. 4Comoan7 will be ne'd -At this office on HO.A DAY. the
12th day of June, laid. sit 12 o O 'alo.k
l" & . HYLCON,
ROTICS lai HEREBY GIVEN
that application harbeem =ads to the officers of
the "William Tenn Oil Company" for renewal of Cer
tificate No. 144 for four bandree and twenty shares in
maid company, in the name of Hiram Corson, the origi
nal certificate baying been lOat
'r
mislaid.
b. M. 00116.1 N, Attorney.
605 WALNUT Street
Igr HANDEL ADN HAYDN ISOCII3
TT—Osmotio of the •• hlllteStsEL" Rehaeratt
SO•DAI at 2 o'otoch.P. if. praottaly, the &GAP it-
DU OFmusic.. Members will pleat° be punctual.
. " : •
gier—axiitsmorir every rit &Dlr VID AY at SY, F.
Admlnien ton colas Store Ao. 11 Sonth SW HT ET
Street.
- - -
Ig3f"' TO COMMMINDINO OFFICERS OF
RETURNENG ithelliSlSTS, —Yon ars requested
to inset the Committee on aseoption of Satarning Rue
=sat. and Detach meats TODAY. at 9 in the
Choral''r of the tele et CounelL
it A. hTSWAST, Clerk of Committee.
st Till LINCOLN MONUMENT."—
U ALFRED A. YAX.LOR, the young And °log dent
Tenneetwon, wttli delver a lecture un •East Nomi-
DO" at the HAILL OF THE THURSD A YU OF WEE,
m, Montgomery county, on !WESER°,
Jim. , 6th, 1660, at ball• past 7 o'clock, in aid of the Lin
coln Monument, to be emitted in Phtlactelpbta, Adana.
Moo. 26 cents. Ice cream, strawberries, and other re
freshments will be terve& . lte
, BOTICE.—A SPECIAL MEETING
Of the Stockholders of the
IDALIFOAOIAPITfrOLRIIM GORIPANT wilt b. held
at Oe Office, i0..10 1111110HANTO' EXCHAAGE, on
SATURDAY. Juno 17, 18117, at one o'clock
je7-'2t* Jufltt C. 011111t0M. Pteadent.
DLEAIMIJARTERS DEPARTMENT
lOr
OF pstilisANlA.
• • • •
PHI yLV
LADELPHIA, Pe, 1 nue 6. 1665.
SPECIAL OEDErie No 136—Setract: 6. By dlreethai Of
A n e i t L e i d e States ,
t Uthn orel t Cnmm eanrdmisng
o t he
e A ur ni e e d . oro ohe
discharged hiladelphia. is hereby ordered, twit
after tbe Da d s In Ws city
By command of Major fast:mai CADWATADER.
JUBli SORULZTS, Asst. Adi
Bon ALEX ANDER EIEXELY. Mayor of the city of Pall.
ad &Ws.. • It
prorrill1131";1 SEIVIETY FOR
No 702 WAEHD I &' Street , Alhavalitg 4'3.1 1 11 14 ,
at 11 0 clod ♦. M. J. 35
•
Or OFFICE OF THE RELIANCE
IN—
BDRAPIO& t OhirArtYs OF rituaora.rilis,
.No. 30S WALIIUT Street..
- • PHILADELPHIA. June 5,
The Board-Of Directors of the RdblariCE tf(Bl3-
RANCE C44hIPAICY of Philadelpttis ha this day
declared* Dividend of (4) FOOL YEK Ca N T..for•the
last elx mewls, payable to the Btosktolders or their
legal representatives, on dTmEO f H I L L . x
eesr.
eaary.
ref•lOt •
A LADIES STAA WBEEBT EFATE
11W.VAL will be held in the easement of the llttureb,
hi. W. coiner of sEvzsrli and snasu °smut
Atreet+. on WED., EeDAY. TIII3IIMDAT, and ritIDAY,
June 7th. Bth. and 9th.
Open from StoloP. AL Tickets 1.0 cents, to be hail
at the door. .
./1 D
PZI4I
MEAT OF 44117 A B'F
VA E N lA. RS, DEPART
11SYL
PHILADELPHIA, PA.. Jane 2, 1685.
....—.....--
GESDRsi RS. mu. 68.
I. The sale or liquor is prohibited on all lines in this
Departmtnt trained b, troops retarning to be mas
tered out or service.and at the ranch aeons for their dis
charge, until all st eh troops are dispersed.
n Persons elolattua this order wilt be arrested, and
the liquor found in their establishments will be emptied
out upon the around.
by command of Major General Cadwalader,
• JNO S. BOHOLTZiI.
Assistant Adintant Genera],
rsr. orgAWBEBRY FESTIVAL AND
FLORA! , Falk —CAMDEN HOME FOR OE
PBANR ASE,PES MUTE CHILDREN! hold a straw.
betty Festiva end Floral Fair, JUNE s tt, 7th, Stu, 9th,
and loth, • at I.olller of Third and Federa l &rest*,
Camoen, fi. J. Any contributions of Hams , Tongues,
Tore. Fancy Articles. will be thankfully rewired.
Articles can be sent to A 0. CATTELL & C 3.. No '26
orti 'Wharves, or to REED'S BALL. Third and Federal
arse's. Camden. R. J. Beale remember the Orphans
and destitute Oblidren
If AVTREW NEWKIRK, President.
E. G. CATTELL, Vice-President.
Oar NOTICE.—THE iII6IBITAL MEET
III 0 of the Stockholders. and - eleotion far Pre.
std.nt and Direetore of the Connection Itallwey Coin
2ftne. J u neld at the Offi clo ck he Company. on
I:OIsBDAY,I3, 1886. at 12 0 noon.
111HW/fp SHIM, Secretary.
PHILADELPHIA. ilisy 21, 1866. m73.14J013
Or EL CARD.
UNION VOLUNTEER REFRESEUVIE frr
" SALOON,
FOOT OF WiSHINOTON ATRIUM
Shall our brave soldiers I's well entertained on their
reform. i It is for the citizens of Faladolohla to decide.
It 7rrill be four years, on the ensuing 27th of afwg.eince
the linien Volunteer Refreshment Committee WAS or
ganized, and if the Inetitution is closed on that day. the
.
amount of cash on band will no more than meet ens
obligations, The war Is virtually ended. yet our Braves
who haie eo nobly and valiantly defended our firesides
and country are about to return to their homes. Shell
we receive and refresh there and show by our hospis
•tility and' kindness that their great services are fell*
appreciated by the grateful citizens of Philadeiphia and
"vicinity? The Committee will. with great
,aleasure,
continue their voluntary duties, should the Irtnds ha
urniabed, and they hope this will he a dual appeal.
'Contribution* handed our Gommittge, or either of the
following - gentlemen, will reach us. and be properly
Appropriated:
Rev Dr. THOMAS BRAINBED, Mo. S$ Pine stmt.
THOMAS ROBINS, Bro., Presidents of Philadelphia
D. B. CUMMINS, Beq., President Girard Binh.
S. A. AfEBCB II, Hag" President Tamers' ,and Mew
J. B. AOSTID, Big., President Sontb.Wark Bank.
M. W. WOODWARD, Ran (huskier Manatastnrara'.
and Mecbanica' Bank.
THOMAS T. FIRTH, Esq., 'Treftaurer FennailTailla
Railroad. -
JAMES 0..111,1XD & 00., corner Market and Decatur
streets.- •
SAMUEL B. PALES, Beg., No. 707 Vine street.
ElinD BAIMOWS, Chairman.
B WADE:Secrete:l.y. inyl9-imwl2t
0 1>PWARALTIVE
WALNUT Strel:sl4,llll3rTetLtlVotr
Monroe Sny . der,
/S. H. Belinob,
Xoeieberger.
Henry Garay,
oFrrosßs.
PREs3DEtir.
MONROE SNYDER
TIVEASCCRRit.
E H. RSLF.EICH
SUOtt S7ARY.
JACOB B. 1111013 T
Thin ASFOCIIOIOII differs from all others, It being
strictly an orsrailog or Tvorkias capita/ interest alto
clarion. All the c3pltal is rued tor me production of att.
Tbe Association hss a number of Leases on lint class
Oil TorritorY. and arrangements" here been raids for a
number more. and it is desi=red at now to' commence
the development of oil. One (If these 'Leases is on
knerry Ron, in Vennugo -county. - aboat halfway be
ileum Ile mouth aid the town ot Plainer. close to the
celebrated. eed Well. which now produces 330 byrebt
pet day. on which this AMlociatien is sink tog 8 wells;
the contract for which is tee en at Bight Thoo.isad Dot-,
lass each, includlig engines, derricks. tubing, ac.
It is p, °posed to sell Interests in one or all of the
wells at this rate, no subscription being taken fox less
than ore busdred 'dollars, which <may bs divided In
Tour icR rent wells, 'flirt!. Cost -of each different - well
FLOW or 120th interest, at 4.115 each, , 1100, will sire the
subscriber 1. Stith interest in such - wells as he may 'hopes,
Or 9. 120th interest in four dlifArent wells.; thus dividing
the risks. or he may Gate a 220th interest in as 'many
wells es he may desire at the same rats.,
A quarter working capital, or interest costing $1.009,
may, with favorable indications of oil. bs sold for
S,S,C(.O to $B.OOO b, fore the well. is completed, while if
held and the well is completed the owner derives from
his interest an income of ftom $B,OOO to $lO.OOO par au.
num, if the well will only 3 ield bat twenty barrels
per dey.
This lathe greatest opportunity ever offered in the oil
sneculatlon. The capital required for eight wells is only
slxtr•fonr- thousand dollars. The office was opened on
'ilionds9, the Pith of Jane, and sls.olXl , was taken the
We cell the attention of persons who may Intend In
veeting in oil stock to take Interest In theme eight wells
on Cherry Eno, and the low capital required. Many
somosinles with tracts of far less value have one or two
millions of capital. and if no oil is struck all their capi
ta! Is enttki should this Association fall to strike oil,
which le impossible In that section of country, there
ould only the third dollar be lost—betas tee engines,
derricks. and 12 tubs, would be worth. $2 out of $3.
This le the aresteet speculation •ver.'offared in oil
speculation, Witbont °beat or trickery, with a entail
capital, and with each a trifling riga.
For partlonlar Infonr &Don, tell Itt the Office. 619
WAI.I DT ktreet. Booms 10 end 11. trot floor. m 77-06.
jar 'UNION STATE CONTENTION.—A.
State Convention will be held at 'Harrisburg on
WEDNESDAY, the 19th Ju1y,1866. at 13 o'olock Al., for
the purpose of putting iu nomination a State ticket, to
be supported by the friends of the Union at thevoming
October election.
. .
The earnest and zealous labors of a loyal people se
curd the vent ♦tctory In 1664, and made the war.
which our enemii.s denounced as a More, adlorloue
envoi se In 1665.
•-•- .
Oar flag bas been maintained, our enemies destroyed,
our Government tueserved. and peace re-established:
Lat every Itteua who aided in this mull take measures
to be rrpresented in that Convention. We mast see to
it thet the crafts of out bnecese are lost to the zillion.
licitness of vast importance will be presented for its
et nrideration, and every district in the Stat« should be
x eprt sewed. SIMON CAME BOA,
Chairman.
A. W. BENEDICT. ijecretaries.
WIEN 1.010E1%
lgr ELVA DIEt CIA *ITEMS DEPARIMENT
OP PE.1..41115 Y LVAN ie.
rIIILAIIIILPITIA, Pa. , Jane 6, 1865.
CIIICIMA* No 6.
. .
The attention of Commanding Officers of returning
Volunteer or etanizatione le directed to the folilwing ex
tract ?Torn General Order 94. current merles. War
Departmnt:
•.• • *
' Re rants to, and ft?r arrival in the State, the fOl
- will be abservi d:
•• immediately on &trivet at the State Rendezvous
the R.siment will b. ieported to and taken control of
by the Chief Mattering officer for the State or hie as
sistant at the point "
karsuant thereto Commending Officer. of 111 Volun
teer organtzattona returning to Philadelphia for float
elicharge wtil,immedistely on their arrival in the city,
report tettr come:mode to Brevet Major W. B. LAN.
U S. A . Chief Sinstering Officer, Eastern Division of
P.-nnsylvanla.
Ey command of 'dialer General Cadwalader.
JOlll5l S. SCHULTZ.
Assistant Adjutant General.
tar- - IVOTICE.—THE AWNIJAL MEET
-1B t) of the Stockholders of the ?SHADE.-
kEIA STsamshlP Dock: COMPANY, for the election
of Fire Directors and the transaction of other bnelows.
will be bold at No. 126 2. DELAWARE Avenue
(record floor), on W.EDNItaDAT, Jane 7th. 1865. at 12
o'cldrk.•noon. WILLIAM DENSIB,
jel-6t - Secretary and Tteautrer..
ger PHILADELPfiIIik, NAY 25. 1865.
_ —At a Blotting_ of the Board of Dlrectoriof the
NSW Y OBS AND ASIDLLB, COAL PIBGD BAILED av
AND COAL COMPANY. Mr. John M. Bickel tendered
hie reelenatton as President a the Company. and on
motion Mr. WILLIAM MoLBGLAN wee nnaelmoull,
elected to All the vacancy. CRAB. R. LIADSAY,
m) 26-12 t . Secretary.
arOFFICE OF im AMTGOALOID
MINING COMPANY OP LAKE SIIPABIO.R.
Mo. 324 WALNUT Street.
PIIILIDILPELIA. May 19. 1865.
NOTIOB to hereby given, that the Annual fdectlnlr
of the Stockholders of " The Axoyadaloto /dining Com
nann of Lake nnperlor" etll be held at the Ofllos. No.
324 WALNUT Street. on WBDIBSDAT, 7th proximo,
at 12 o'clock M., for the election of
,Dlreotore and the
tranrection of other buetneme
mr 20 tje7 F. B. WONRATIL Secretary.
111(YlICE 0 ALL lIINLINWIE ST
CORPORATIONS OBOANIZED • UNDEB, ANT
LAW OF TRH STATI OF PSIINSYL VANIA.
hake le hereby given to all companies incorporated
by or under any law of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania. and organized at any time prior to the Bret Mon
day of November. 1854 that have failed to make report
to the Auditor General under the Act approved April 21,
1868. and the Act approved April 80, 1864, that they are
required to report teethe Auditor General forthwith, as -
follows. viz. •
In case a dividend baa been declared. the Treasurer
will report. under oath, the amount of capital paid in,
the date, amount, and rate per sent, of smelt dividend
during the year ending she Are Monday of November,
1864, and any previous 'error years in which the Com
pany may have had an existence; and in cries no divi
dend has been declared daring the 'year or years end
ing as aforesaid, then an eppraisement of the cash
value of the capital stock, as it existed between the Era
and flits snub days of November, matt be made by the
President or Treasurer, and a majority of the Dlrestors,
under r ath Whin en appraisement is made, the re
port should also state at what time the Company was
organized.
in addition to the above report, tinder the act o; April
el, I[6B, cow anise not paying a tax on tonnage are re
quired to make a 'operate report, under oath..of the
Tresenrer, of the amount of net earnings or income re
ceived during the. period from April 90 to November 1,
15054. in accordance with the second section of the Wits
approved April 80,
COMPANIES lIICORPORATED BY OTHER STATES
and •. doing besieges in this Commonwealth." are
notified that they are made "abject to the tax on net
carting" or bourne ander the 2d section of the set of
April 80. 1564, and are required to report to the Auditor
General the amount of such net earnines or income re
ceived between the Seth of Atall and the let of Novem
ber. 1864.
All delinquent...Companiee incorporated by or ander
any.law of the State of Pennsylvania, will be afforded a
reaeonable time in which to make the
;but
reports
required by law and above enumerated; but continued
neglect or refusal will subject them to forfeiture of
charter, us der the 24 proviso of the 24 section of the
act of aprll 30. 1864. which is in . he following words:
• Provided further. That any corpus Won which hew
felled to make returns to the Commonwealth, as re
quired by the act or April 21, A. D. 1865, entitled 'An aet
for the better ebeIIIIIM Commonwealth the Pal
mem of taxes dueby incorporated companies. 'may make
such return within sixty days after the passage of thle
act, any law to the contrary notwitbetanding: and all
defies] neat companies failing or refusing to make fall
returns and. pay meat to the Stale, as required by the
general laws of this Commonwealth in relation thereto,
seen have al their rights and privileges declared for
feited by proclamation from the Governor."
ISAAC BLINKER.
Auditor General.
W. H. ILENStS,
State Treasurer.
inylB lm
Ilazunsinta. May 10. IMO.
Itlalll'Altir.
PRIZE MONNY• AND GOVERN
MEIR It. stfl9TY TO ALL WHO MU TEI
STATIIB MASTOID 001tPli. . .
Orders have been received from the , head of the
Marine Corps, at Washington. not to restriet recruits to
4 particular oleos (se has beer the else heretofore), but
to 14401•4 ALL who have served in the volunteer 441.•
visa, or in the rsgulars, or in the marinas. and have
been honorably discharged. each persons enlisting In
the United States, Marines will resolve the Oovera
ment bounty, and will also be entitled to their share of
prise money in any capture of the enemy's Teasels
For feather information apply at the remitting ran
desvons. NO 3.11604131 7AOST Btreell, between 9 1
AL and S o'eloek Y. x.. *yen dayrit b Sunda._
• FONIT.
Captain sad Beeralling °Meer.
FIREWORKS.
FOURTH OF JULY
FZR,EWORSS,
IN GRELT VARIETY
ROCKETS, CANDLES,
"UNION AND ROMAN CANDLES,
MINES, TRIANGLES,
SHIP LIGHTS,
BLUE LIGHTS,
PIN WHEELS,
COLORED FIRES
SNARES,
FLOWER POTS,
GRASSHOPPERS,
ALSO.
A lam araortment of Whack.. for ode by
'A. Li. FR,ANOISOUS & 00.,
ifs.= . 513 KAMM STREET
=MO V Wi_i_i_TlLlVA
600 RICFRIGBRATOR I 3; - • Ann
w.iTawcwouns lumny
.
I.lOl‘lOG-TAAL I S.
04P-LaDDILIN,
WALVIIT BEACENTl6jajaeat, vanity.
ORIFFPI'II rAes, SIXTH. stut ABM.
.
Davos:AND . cliEmicALs.
Boum° lam Eclat:Trio .DRUGB.
ROBERT A. EfANCE.
729 BASSET STREIT. PHILIDELPH(A.
Would call the attention of Druggists. Country Mar"
thanto. and other., to 111 A stock of
ROOTS, 11312 . 138, AIM BLEED!.
In various sized paokarth_of our own pressing. at
rnlcEs B s Ow FOnkflift naT3B.
A full Una of BOTABIOAL PRIIPARATIONS. W. IL
if iIkERLL & CO.'S CO HORN 7.41.4i1i1D 1111/1111D1118.11•••
tt a liberal dieeount to the trade.
Catalognes tarnisbed on application. saill;3lo.lP
OIL ASSOCIATION
IS —OFFICE. No 619
Rooms Dios. 10 and II
.1. S.. Helfrich.
Nichlone Petri.
Jacob ' Krota.
je6 tjylg
TILE PRESS,-=PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY,` JUNE 7, 1865:1
CURTAIN 0000111.;
L R. WALIRAITICIV°
MASONIC HALL.
119 CHESTNUT . STREET,
IS. NOW OPENING
ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF
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LACE
ELEGANT STYLE , S,
AT PRICES, FROM 5 DOLLARS TO 150
DOLLARS PER FAIR.
WINDOW SHADES,
ORO.ICE PATTERNS,
AT REDUCED PRICE .
1026 0RE13'17.11 - .Pl' STREET. 1026.
CURTAIN STORE.
CURTAINS, 0010(TOES, MD) SHADES.
M.. swor.rx. its
fole-rmwts •
SILK & DRY GOODS JOBBERS.
10 WHOLEBALIC BUYERS.
FOICEIGINT "my GO01;015,
,EMBRACIAG LATEST lOVELTIBS IA
DRESS 000 D%
ADAPTED TO PRESENT SALES.
Received per late steamers, and for sale Vs
JAS. R. CAMPBELL Jo 00.,
m327 -]2t
STATIONERY & BLANK , BOOKS
MINING COAL, AND OTHER
NEW
Ws are prepared to furnish New Corporations with
tit the Books they require, at short galas and low
owes, of drat quillty. All styles of Binding.
STEEL PLATE ORETIFICATES 07 STOCK.
LITHOGRAPHED !!
TRANSFER BOOK.
ORDERS OF TRAMMEL.
STOCK LEDGER.
STOCK LEDGER BALANCE&
RIGISTERO7 CAPITAL STOOK.
BROKER'S PETTY LEDGER.
ACOOUNT 07 SALES.
DriMMIND BOOK.
MOSS .81r.
BLANK BOOK XAXIIVA.OTITHBBS AND STATION NIN.
43X ORISTIOT Street.
UalatU JLJ.l,l,!2aa
SEA. BA.TIIING t
SURF 'HOUSE.
ATLAWTITCITY, NEW JAMBI.
This old, established. and favorite house will open for
the season on or about the 20th of June It is nearest
to the,bea eh. securing cool breezes at all times. Its un
rivalled Bathing facilities. its complete furniture and
appointment, and its unexceptionable table, render this
house a favorite place for a summer sojourn at the
pea-aide. Pasaenfere from the city are set down at the
door, and communication with the inlets is had at all
times by rail. A fine baud of music has bean engaged
for the season. Parties wishing to secure Board will
address tie proprietor at Bart house. Allstate atm
jesl-116t II 8. BABSON. Proprietor.
U/I.ITED STATES HOTEL,
CAPE ISLAAND, N. J.,
Will open for the reception of Visitors.
On the 15th of June.
dll communications for apartments, or upon other
bus Lutes connected with the House, should be addressed
UNITED STATES Rom.
Cape Island, Aew Jorsey..
"VV3CW - I"D'prLaSIMR,•
id-fmvew -z• ‘PAOPRINI.O2,
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MOUNTAIN .H 0 tr SE,'
CRESSON SPRINGS. • —; •
This delightful and romantic watering place. attested
on the commit of the Allegheny Mountatne. at Cresson
Station. on the Pennsylvania tiallroad.
Will be Opened, for the Reception of Guests,
Gn gdOnDAY. Jane lgth, 1865.
Several new cottage. have been erected. the grounds
have been beautified and improved. and Cresson is now
tee of the most beautiful kill homes in the Milted
States. gxeuralon tickets, good until October let, are
tatted by the Psitnali lvania Railroad Company.
For fin ther information. address
030. W. MULLIN, Proprietor.
CRINSOII !WRING%
Cambria county. Pa. •
SUMMER RESORT, .•
BROAD TOP MOUNTAIN 1101.1%
HUNTINGDON COUNTY, PA.
This old and popular Mountain Resort will be opeieit
for the reception of gnash; on the let of June. MB
house has recectiy been thoroughly renovated and inr
proved In a manner that will be satisfactory to its pa
irons. Excursion tickets will be tuned by the Penn ,
sylvan% Railroad Company, which will be good nni,9
the lit of October next. A bask will be in midi/tees or
the arrival of the ears at Dudley to convey (civets to th.
hotel. a distance of two miles. Terms moderate.
E'er particulars, address
WM. T. ?BARRON. Proprietor.
Broad Top City,
Huntingdon county. Penes.
my22.lm.
COLUMBIA H.OUSIU,
CAPE MAY, NEW JERSEY,
Will be opened this mown on the FIYTSBXTH Dl)
OF JU/23. for the renal/Non of guests -
This leading house will, for the coming season, full,
anetain its welbestabliched reputation.
°tettly encouraged by the buelleas of last year, thi
proprietor feels managed that a Hotel conducted cicarir
Art-Oaths must continue a success at this old and popti
ler resort
The railroad facilities are promised to be excellent.
Beck's celebrated Philadelphia Band has been se
cured for the COLUMBIA the coming Beason.
For rooms, &c.. apply to J. 11.-'DIUSIEION, Nor
chant's Hotel, Philadelphia. or to
GEORGE J. BOLTON, Proprietor
myl9- 2m OAPS !BLAZED, Id. J.
NATIONAL HOUSE, YORK, PENNA.
—This fine Hotel; recently erected on the northeast
corner of Market end Beaver streets, is now open for
the reception of guests. The house; bedding, and faro'.
tare a.e entirely new and of the best finality. There
are 76 rooms, with warm and sold bathe and water
cloeels on each floor. All its appointments and arrange.
/Lent. are tbose of afiret-claes Hotel, and it is the de.
termination of the Proprietress to have it kept as
• my29-inwflus Mag. C. A. WEST.
ATLANTIO CITY." THE CLA.REN.
DON" ie now open for the accommodatkan o
BOARDED& transient end permanent
YI eirlatt, 1865. DA. JAMES JENKINS,
-myl7.wfml2l Proprietor..
HO VLAND'S HOTEL,
LOBO BRANCH, N. J..
bik open fir the reception of gnecte Jane thelsth.
juS•lm HOW tall O. HERB&FLT, & CO.
EPRB AT A ''''MT. -: t3PRINGEI:-TBIS
delightful and romantic watering place, beauti
fully slit ated in the healthiest section of Lanca,tei
county. and acknowltdsed to be the •• garden spot "
of Pennsylvania. wilt open for the accommodation cd
guests on the 16th of. June. Railroad communication
twice a day fron. Philadelphia. on the Pennsylvania or
Reading Railroad, and daily from. Baltimore and New
York. For particulars attires' the proprietor.
J. W. FRED/3RWL
OARDING. FOR FIB . 01.3151h1 ER
P otritcniTfe n ad t dr — ers 17. 9 1 r. Montg o•
mary conr_ty, Pa. iel-at
T OBETTO SPRINGS , CAMBRIA
-A—. COUNTY, PA.—This favorite Sumer Resort will
be open for the reception of visitors on the let of July.
Ceacbes will be in readiness at Cresson Station to con
vty visitors to the Springs. Loretto Springs is munr
passed for lta beautiful scenery and salubrious climate.
.A band of musie is Misted for tire season. "Forintrticu•
cars addrees. F. A. OIBBOIIa. Proprietor,
myBl-1m Loretto. Cambria county. Pa.
SEASIDE HOUSE,
N-7 roor OF RENNSIILVAXIIA ATIINUE,
ATLANTIC CITY. NNW JERbEY.
Is now.opert for the Reception of Guests.
in,l7.lm * DAVID SCATTERGOOD,
LINCOLN
.itlorrumuENT
bFFIfE NO. 921 CHESTNUT STREET.
Subscriptions will be recelvtd daily for thearestlon
of the • .
. MONUM E NT •
TO
PRESIDENT LINCOLN,
Between the booze of 9 o'clock; A. M. and 3 P. H.
Conti-Illations should be addressed to JAMES L.
CLAGROItif Tresserer.
ALEXANDER, HENRY, President.
JAMES L. CLAOHOBN. ?immures. . •
CHAS. J.. STILLS. 4r/rotary. Sal-St
CORNET.IU WENDELL, - 'WILLIAM H. wxraow,
Lact. Public Printer, Late Chief Clerk Sub. Lop.
WENDELL & WATSON
PROSECUTE CLAIMS BRFORB EVERT DEPABT•
MEAT OP THE 00VIIIINMEMT.
Office Booms, No. 345 PENNSYLVANIA. Avenue.
Directly opposite the Metropolitan Hotel,
P. O. Box 769. Washii eon, D. O.
CtiteaT CENTRAL CLOTHING HOUSE,
727 OHESTIITT Street
FINANCIAL.
ESTATES
THIRD SERIES.
5230,000,000.
atithority of the Peerstery ,of tho TreasnrY. the
nndersigned, ths General SiberaiptiOn Agent for the
sele of tiiit:a Stens Seeniitiee, offers to the paha*
the ird series of Treasury Notes, bearing sesen.and
three-tenths nor sent. inters et per annum, known 'all the
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN-
These Notes are •Issued under date of Jnly 15, 1865,
and are payable..three years flora that date , hi ens
reney..or are 'convertible at the option of the holder into
U. S. 5.20 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.
These Bonds are now worth a handsome premium,
and are exempt, as are all the Government Bolide,
from &tag, County, and Municipal to anon, Which
adds from one to three per cent. more to their wane,
according to the rate levied upon other property.. The
interest - is payable semi-annually. by coupons attached
to each note, which may be cut off and sold to any bank
The interact at 7 30 per aept. amounts to
Orm cent per day on a $5O note.
, Two cents per day on a $lOO note;
ten cents per day on s VW note.
Twenty cents per day on a 'MOD note.
One Dollar per day on a 55.000 note.
!rotes of all the denominations named Will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.
the notes of this Third Series are prenisely similar in
form and prfoileSes to the Seven. Thirties already sold,
emeept that the Government reserves to itself the option
of paying Interest in gold coin at 6 per cent. Instead of
7 3-10ths In currency. Subscribers will deduct the In
terest in currency rip to July 10th..at the time when
they subscribe.-
The delivery of the notes of this Third. Series of this
Seven-Thirties will commence on the Ist of June, and
will be made promptly and continuously after that date,
The slight change made in the conditions of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter of interest.
The payment' in gold, if made; will be equivelent to
;he enrrettsi interest of the higher rate.,
The return to specie payments, in the event of which
only will the option to pay interest in gala be availed
of. would so reduce and equalise prices as that pur
abases made with six Per cent. in gold Woad 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 Goverment,' and its superior ad
vantesei make it the .
GREA3.T POPITIAII LOAN OF THE PEOPLE
Less than $230. OM OW of the Losn authorized by
Centres* are noW' itt the market; This amount, at
the rate st which it is being absorbed. will all be
subseribed' for within Sixty ds.ys, when the notes
. undoubtedly command s premium as haenni,
formly been the sue 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 Bunke, State Banks, and Private Bankers
throughout the country have generally agreed to re
ceive subscriptions at par. babeeribere will select their
own agent., in whom they have confidence, and who
only are to he responsible for the delivery of the notes
for which ttey receive orders.
JAY COOKE.
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
No. 114. SOUTH THIRD RTREET,
PHILADBLPHL►, myl6-tf
EINSTEIN,
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14.0191CN•F1C.L.1)
• • Sr, .Co.,
• BANNERS,
'No. IS IESELOAD STREET,
. .
NEW YORK.
We draw at eight, and at sixty days, on LONDON..
PARIS, FRANKFORT. and all other prinslpal cities of
Europe.
Parties opening current accounts may deposit and
draw at their convenience, the cams as with the CITY
BANKS, and will be allowed interest on all balances
over O)B THOUSAND DOLLARS. at the rate of FOUR
• Par - oeut." ;per - annum. - Orders for the Inirebase or sale
of various issues of Government and other Mocha,
Bonds. and Gold executed on COSIIIIieSIOII.
roy24-wtSmif
SEVEN -THIRTIES,
. .
JUNE ISSTJ.E,
IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT,
AT PAL MID IBTEREST ALLOWED TO JUNE 15
For sale by
1311 E X -EX, es CO.,
NO. 34 BOLITH THIRD STAMP
1. STAMPOS.D. lOS. L. HOUSTON
STAMFORD & HOUSTON;
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No. :2.5 SOUTH THIRD -STREET,
PRILADILI!HIA
Dealers in Government Beenrittes,:Speele, Unenzrent
Money, City Warrants, &c. •
Stocks booed and sold on commission at tho Regular
Board of Brokers. m y 23. 1m
Holum H. ?H•HBOH
EDW. ItOMDIO co:.
ADWARD /401111111.
STOOK AND KZODANGI
BROMMS,
No. 47 SUITE 14 VECtii D hiIiILEST,
THSLIDBLPHI♦
NA,NL NOVI,Q. GOLD, SILVSE, STOCKS, DONDi
AND GovEutiaraNT sßousrnis.
BOUGHT .ktiD SOLD,
OoDonlon/1 insole on all parts of the country.
Deposits received. subject to sight draft, sad interest
allowed. mh7-Sda
Tlll FRANKLIN SAVINO FUND '-
1 .
O. 136 SOUTH FOURTH STAMM, NILO*
CHESTNUT,
Pays tlyeper sea Uttered °IL Payola& Agents for
the sale of United States 7 3-10..1.10ana et PAL GOYIIIII.
meet, State and City Loans and.BtosYs boasht and sole
tot depositors and other/ an Coessittssion: eshld•rse
EZT7T77==ii
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ISSOLUTION.—: .T. 'PARTNER
D
8111.P' hereteloie existing bittyien. the nMer
signed, under the name or CHAS & CO. ISSY
1 / 1 1( expired. is hereby dissolved by mistrial sentient
• CB Atl. DUMMIa
l'ln4gm.. 311 9 r 31ae 66 . ne3. C. P: P.LBA.tiANI
MILITARY GOODS.
FLAGS 1 FLAGS II
EVANS & HASS ALL,
MILITARY FURNISHERS.
41S ARCH 'STREET.
BANNEELI3,
Silk, Bunting, Muslin, and De Lain
FLAGS,
OP ALL BIZBB
SWORDS, SASHES,
BELTS, PASSANTS, &c
111.1:1LITAirg GOODS,
oalvair Diemmioi
• "1 n ! . • T 0 :
EDWARD P. 'JOLLY,
TAILORS,
011 OARSTRIIT 'STREIT;
RATS NOW a l'loll.ll
A OOMPLET3I ASSORTMENT 07
SPRING GOODS.
sakt4
8. E. ocs. sum ARD Bans= am=
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
. • ~
COOPER & CONARD,
.
C(MEk* - 00NARD,- MATH rAND
lIAE T, have* : •
The bess„Cassimere steck in brims.
Good Mice Drills, Drinks, Coatings.
Tailord' Llniras, of every kind.
stack complete, prices right.
Family Linens, selling, - gold, at 300.
Oanze, 'rimed and other Flannels.
'Farr Wool Pellicles, 55 and OS cents.
Xsctra gas black Mohair Alpaca,
Lupiri's 64 black 'Wool Delaines.
Geed Stock whi'a rainrook, Swiss.
Bird-ere Linen, striped Mu, line, finest Carabrics and
Jima/els Puffed /Austin& Pique. tite
Mliitsirarege ano other tam; Shawls.
'Silk Barques and Summer Destera
BLACK AND= FIGURED SILKS.
_ A. & AtTARIt
:MD CEIBEITAIIS Street.
.CHAMBERS;- NO. :810 ARCH
• • 'ENTIRE STOCX „BADUCED.
Black Thread Laces.
Tbread
- Rematliched Hincikerabiets. bagairts,
Cazuhrtc-Engiuse and.lceartions.
Shirred and Fahey French Maslina, Col; waists,'
EEBTLaltja SHAWLS AAA BELK. MLbITLS4 setting
cff.•below cost. . . je6 64*
GMAT 'MATERIALS FOR TRAVEL
. .
LIAO DRESSES. A. d i 11. SWISS,
nr78.1.m 926 CREST1111:11` Street.
SPLENDID &moil LINEN
GOODS, - just, opened. at 702 - ARCH Street, corn
prising— '
Tnikish,.Bith, Hack, and plain Linen Towels.
Napkina, of beautifal patterns and all grades .
Table Linens, bleached, - lalf-bletche., and brawn.
Richardson & Litinhar's, Dickinson:a, and other
Linea s : .
Ladies' and penta"L C ERlkfs, from.L2Mc to sl—
and cord borders—very nice
mint( ,JOHN H..STORBS.
11.4 . 01JRNIN,G MILLINERY.
A 6 T .L . - , : - •A. &:13.: MYERS. ,
9.36 OfEBSTAIIT Street.
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B : 4 .l3.EAviy MESHBLACK HER
DAM OB OBBNADIBIB. -
8.4 ,black liernani, ordinary mesh.
8 4 black-Tamartines and Grape Narita. '
8-4 whitalninar tines and Samos.
Single•vidih r.B wide blaca Romani.
Beath mesh 6-8 wide black Rernani.'
Black T . :martins*. Crape afatiltz and,Ohallies.
Doable- width black De Lefties la 'Matte Wet he.
Black Grenadines and Bombazines.'
tingle- width. blstek,De
- EDWIN HALL dr CO:,
26 Fonth 'MOND Street. -
,RETLAND BRAWLS, IN; .EVERY
variety. & H. MYKRIi,
myB-1m 926 CHESTNUT Street.
QPECIA L. NOTICE. .
+ SELLING OFF 'UNTIE'S STOOK
TO CLOSE BUSINESS!!
'GOOD-WILL AND FJETURAS FOR BALM
' •lEBORNLEY.cuND MUSIC
We-invite special attention to the above announsinnent
We :have•l. Ludo Stook:
'. WeareSellingheap
Every yard is to be.elosed ont on or Wort!! the lit day
of Eopteniber.,. Silks and Dress Goods_
Cloths, Cassinteres, and Linen Goods.
Siutuds.Oloake Skirts, Edk(s.as.,iso.
Muslin's and Calicoes ranch under market arise. ,
THOENLET & CHEM
myiSA2n2 Oor. or EIGHTH and SPRING Gu.EDEN.
vr - ANTILLAS, ALL STYLES FOR
AVA-Mintratns. A. :I B. lITIMS.
926 CHASTNUT West.
IGURED SILK GRENADINES,
P
• at the best nnalltlea and style"; in Block and, gray
Grenada. 156 c t 011.60 •
Travelllng.Dress Gooda, In every trariefT.
New Dien Good., in great variety.
Handsome Cb..ne Silks, 52.60. -
VENT CHEAP BLACK 81.001,
satiable for Dres.ce, Mantle*. and Bacques. -
COTTON GOODS AT 1.8813. THIN WHOLESALE
PRICES •
Merrimac, Sprtigne. and Pacific Prints, 26d.
10.4 Waltham ana Peperill bleached nheetingo $l.
H. ETHEL & SON.
Noe 713 and 115 North TENTH Street.
4RENADINE BAREGES, ALL
wtdtLe A. & H. MYERS.
• Blm 928 CHESTNUT Street.
NICIPV FOR 1866.
JOHlir
I•IN*I1 AND Ja4.3EtlKM'r
FIFE- CASSIDIERES.
LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK,
STIBIMEW 00ATItiarS
THIN DRESS dOODS.
NEW WHITE-MOODS.
DOMESTICS REDUCED. -'
ELEGANT,
&CS RERNANI SHAWLS.
TES GEZATERT INVENTION OF Till AGE IN
HOOP SILIRICS.
J. W. BBADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTIO
(or double) SPRING SHIRT.
WARTS BRADLEY & CART ((late Ai .1. 0.
Weer), SOLE'PROPRIBTORS and IN ASITTAGTURARd.
97 OHARBESS and 79 and Si RUDE ttreeta, gew
York.
THIS INVENTION consists of DUPLEX (or two)
EL
'LIPTIO Steel Smiles. ingeniously BRAIDED TIGHTLY end
FIRMLY together. EDGE to 11017.1 t, meting the TOUGHEST,
meet FLEXIBLE. ELASTIC, end DURABLE SPRING ever
used. - They seldom BRED Or BREAN. like the Single
Springs, and coneeqnentiy preserve their PERFECT And
BEAUTIFUL SHAPE TWICE as LONE as any other SHIRT
' TM. WONDERFCL FLEXIBILITY and great cm/roar and
PLEASURE to any LADY wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SKIRT will be experienced particralarlt in all uro weed
'ASSEMBLIES. OPERAS. CARRIAGES. RAILROAD CARS,
CHURCH PEV7S• ARMCHAIRS, for PROME.s ADE and HOUSE
.DRIISS. ES the SKIRT CM be FOLDED Whelk to TM to OCCU
PY a small PLACE inessily as a NILE or MUNLIN DRESS.
A LADY having enjoyed' the pleasure. comfort, and
peat convenience -of WEARING the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
STERL. SPRING SKIRT fora SINGLE DAY will never after
ward with their rule For CHILDREN,
jinIFES, and WING LADLES they are SUPERIOR to all
THEY are the Vest unrkirri in every part, and an•
questionably the LIGHTEST. most IiEBIRABLE,CORPOR.T.
ABLE and. ECONOMICAL SKIRT ever merle.
IFOR SALE in all MST- CLASS STORES In this city. and
throughout - the UNITED STATES. HAVANA DR CUBA.
MEXICO, SOUTH AMERICA. and the WEST INDIES.
Aar 1 1:413 LE It' YOR_THEELLIP TIC SHIRT. • • • Inv/4m
6.4)1Q HOOP SKIRTS. “ 28.
asst.-'• HOPKINS' "OWer NABS
HOOP SKIRTS. the beet assortment and beet quality
and stylea in the city Gore Trails, all lengths and
sizes, from 18 to 45 springs, from $1 75 to $4. Plain
Relit*, all the new shapes and sizes. from 19 to 60
springs, from $1.40 to $9. Skirts of extra heavy steel
'and extra tapes from 20 to 1185 'prints, from Ili 99 to
s2.76..Aliases' and Children's, of every grads. from 6
to 36 sprid as, from 4to 8 cents per e.sring they have no
,t4nette agents for the Pew Flexible skirt, the most
pliable Boon Skirt made, and fully equal to the Daptex
!Antic Skirt, and at much lower prices. Also, eon.
stantly on hand, full lino' of low-priced New York
Skirts. kid-padded and metallts.fastened-16
86c. t 20 springs, $1; 25 springs, 21.16 80 springs, net 26;
and 40. spring', L. 50. • ' , lints . made to order, altered"
and repaired. at (MS ARCH Street • myl4 lax* •
(I,6ItrIZTIB AND OneociATßS.
EMMI
1.866.
o•Jwom m4Ci3L4a mamma, . ,
usßmerrown, PA.
strb4kiaLular. zic co.,
itAIrOWII.OTURERt3 AND • IMPORTERS 0)
6.AIi~'~Z'II'~ICa?B s
OIL CLOTH. MATTINGS, &o
WHOWIALE DEPARTMENT,
1 , 111•10:4A14. CY 3 / 4 ,1 t
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
$l9 ORVITIIIPT STRUT
9ENTB I IVIMINNEUNG GOODS.
F INEV SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
Tie anbeetibera would invite attention to their
ISPROVBD CU 'OF SHIRTS,
Which they make a specialty in their business. ALM
ronatantly receiving
MO fiRLTIBS FOR GENTLEMEN'S MULE
J. W. SCOTT tiro 100_..:
GINTLSMRIPS FUNISHING STORE.
-No, Sl4 OHISST NUT StreetY.:..:':
Pour doora below the ContinentaL
G °llll4
.13111.TENTIMPROVEDBTRAX
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WATER-HEATING APPARATUS .
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WAAMINO and VEVTILATIIIO PUBLIC
I]foB and PItrVATB B.SSIDBJIOSS.
111.11177.1102 . 171 ED BY 1718 '
'UNION MAX AND MATER-WILTDTO
• 0:011111111
• OF PENNSYLVANIA.
P. WOOD ac CO.,
41 South POUBTIS Street.
B M FFALTVVEILL. Start«
• Jal2-Bmts • . .* •
WIMPS PIP: SHADES. .
• B. •J.
No.' 16 Noith' instliitreet,
iwrormirtrazx or
VENITIAN BLINDS`: AND .
;WINDOW SHADES,
the lama Mid Inset sisorteseet la the eltyr.ai th
loWest 043 h PllllOl.
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STORE . 131/11411.M.A.DE AM) Jammu).
°heap lot rolls.' Ellteda and Shoditat.
TO FAMILIES RESIDM9 IN THE
BIIBIL DIbTBICTS
We aye prensi ed. se heretofore, to supple familtell;;*
their country resideozcee, with
BVIET DBBORIPTION.OF FINS eit9assi3B, Tams.
• • - Accs ,• au. • • •
,•'ALBERT
inyscie atreete
E .
CON.OMY W.E L T H-4dA.K.E .
. • TOPE OWS WRITING DM AUD MABFEISO
MEC—Send One Dollar, wefts* paid, end two reostpte
Will be forwarded by mall; enabling you in make nye
' elorldarking Ink and Writing Ink, at a coat of not
Coesr42tie Cents pet-canon. Address
• - . .T. wILLIAIIS. •
1 - 'lOl6 Mt . • Box 216 Post Office, naiads.
•
SOMERSET" 51 CHESTNUT
• Street. Bneraner and Dealer in Army Corps
' , Badges, Emblems., Fire Badges, and marks of
description. Soldiers retuning borne will find It ad
vaotageons to possess as a memorial one of my ins gold
or silver Badges. Genuine 16 karat gold Corps Rinse
alwar sen hand. All goods warranted. • mrlB lin
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RARE CHANCE.-TO LET, THE
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LABOR DWELLIRO. 12134 GRUEN Street.
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?NEM 6TORT DWELLING, lit UNION Strad:
Val/ cheap.
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- B. F. GLENN, 123 South FOWL tEI street
jeS And & W con. SSVSSITESIST.s and (maks.,
FOR .B.AL F-ROUSE, . NO: :.908
Ma TRAP KLlNetreet..above Popl_ar. Inquire of 3.. P.
V ER0118010; lie. 1147 North FIFTH St. .
gaPH SICILWB'PRA.OIIOg... FOR
Ina
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a pleasant village in Baena comity (20 miles from the
city, •on a Mb road) together with an extensive pram
toe, will he sold lcw and on reasonable terms, by a
physician wishing to mire.
For particulars address
a. J. SMITH & CO .
agents, ffewtown, Pa.
eth • ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.-TOR
handeme COTTAGE (opposite tie Er . 8.
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and a good ctstern. Apply toll J. WOOTO.I, Atlantic
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Philadelphia. zny29-12t
fft VALUABLE RAILROAD 'HOTEL
Wel AT DOWNINGTOWN AT PRIVATI BALE —The
anbamtber offers for sale all that valuable property
known as the PRANSYLVANIA RAILROAD 1101318,
in the borough of Downingtown, 33 miles weer from
Philadelphia -
The hones is situated in an angle, containing about
one and a half acres, between the Penna., is anus Central
Railroad and the Philadelphia and Lancaster turnpike.
fronting on each.
• The improv&nienta consist of a good and substantial
three story . stone Ponce, rebuilt and improved a few
years since. containing thirty large airy and well-ven.
Glared rooms. with a large and wanvenient basement
kitchen, supplied with pure hydrant water, as are also
the first ens second stories. Connected wits the above
is a good frame stable, two ice•honeee, ald a large
vegetable garden.
The property has been occupied as a betel for the past
thirty years. are a. a business stand is unrivalled or
an, on the line of road between Philadelphia and Pitts
boric
This le a first-class station, on the Pennsylvania Cen
tral Nailroki, the ticket and telegraph Ofildle of the
Company being on the property All the massager
trains on said road atop regularly at this place, and the
through express train West stops a sufficient time for
passenger sto dine The buildings are admirably adapted
to the wants and convenience of the public. and the
largely increasing business renders•it worthy the atten
tion of persons seeking such Investment For further
Partirto ars. address HI3BRY EMU° C.TZ
• my2d thmet On the premises
CHESTBR COUNT Y..-F R 4111
rruu
BALE—A lee 'PAESI In Willbstown tom:LAW... 4 a.
tares miles from Paoli Mallon, 'on the , Pennsylvania
Central liailrord,eftteen miles from the city. Fine old
style atone maneldh. fifteen rooms, piazza .in front,
Measen•ly located; baize doable-decker stone barn,
h ovt raiots and shedding; atone tenant house; tins
pilot/ ; watered by Crum Creek. Excellent land. suite
hie for a daisy or grazing. Sold by order or executors,
to close s n estate. Pries Claps , acre: terms easy.
JAMS, CIENCtflePi,
• 504 Vir.a.LIITYT Street.
Call for a catalogue of Delaware and Chester conctY
farms. JO-St
FOR SALE—A FARM OF FIFTY
(Co) acres, in Buckingham township. Ruc k, -..A..
COD ray. wish the stock and growing crops. Neet30001:1
Immediately. Price moderate, ano terms eau , . Ad
art-es B. J. & CO , heal &tete Ageete,
jai-gt Newtown, Pa.
100-ACRE FARM FOR BALE,g6
in Backs county, well improved. with goo dcca.•
Both:Bras. Fruit excellent Water. and six acres of
Timber, three miles from R.llrold. Price $ll,OOO. One
half will be taken in dividend• pay tug stocks. or Go.
veromept , corporation bonds; balance .may remain
secured On the premises. Apply to
• . ••B: J. §III.TII & (10., Beal Estate Agents
- jel•et . .Newtown, 13a.
•
gok, 100:AORE FARM FOR SALE-IN
--- Baths county, well improved, with good betid
ing', fruit, excellent water, and six acres of timber;
three miles from railroad. Price, $ l2 Oce-half
will be taken in' diovidend-par log stocks; or Govern
ment or corporation bonds. Balance may remain se
cured on the premises. Apply to
B. J. SMITH do
Beal P.slate Agents.
bewtown. re.
W %IO FOR 13A.LE-A. FEW
- and no-top Wagons of OD? own make.
ago. W WAN- Oil & CO
No. 1219 CHSISTNOT Street
_Tm FOR SALE—A GOOD STYLISH
Pair of young bay 80E533, good size, and
pettedly reliable; match Well. Alan, a tine English
bodied tone. eyeing Phaeton, and a falling-ton Ginnie
Carriage, 'end a new double set 0/ BSTI/11R. Are gilt
mountings, and aGt of 6111110 Harness, silver mountings;
by a gsntlenien going to tievel.
- R P..
2417 MARKET Street.
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Box 716 olty P. 0. .
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BULUD-
I 'Hburches, Reeidences. Conntr r Seats Those
'echo 'wish-to . proserve a teoe of the old hotnemeat
should apply to B. F. HHIMER, Photographer, 624
ARCH Street .
CARD PHOTO GE APES - TWICLVE
for $1 ; neat and pretty styles; likenesses sulta"
W e tor albums ; int t the at, In for scholars to exchange
with classmates. SKOOKD Street &b. , "
.
ARTEB DE • - VISITE—ONE AND
,nlissi•lionld avail Ilesselves of the 'Wit! sag eggs
siees. of B F, RBI to having thelr cartes de
5t624 Ageff
HAVANA CIGA GOOD VA
RIETY constantly In store and Wag.. at lowest
rash rates S. POGUIR . & dOSS.
m 724 the So. 216 Soath YBOAT btreet.
rpri—liM--BTIOALL--I—SiliaDlD Tad
•
w...: - ...:, Loo ( o , der. f l rz t le i rst. .. . .
•
.. ... .
- ••• 6CO " do' 'Yost '. .
WO " do Mutton. •
1,000 " do Terkel: . '
1.000 de. Chicken. • - , -
&fa " sesotted Soaps. jilt. n,.__76 . 2 0 . seas.
, Fo r sid. b 7 , , BROOM &WI lAIIB,
"tad-t/ 107 loath WATBII Bt-npet
Wpared RY SUPERIOR GUM DROP,
pre liy EITSPBENV. We 1 Midi,
: jat Int . No. 1210 NARKS!' Omsk .
D Er.iitmmi Mit-M=3X.lroas,
WSW CHESTNUT-STREET --TrEA..;
BE—CHESTIUT STREET. ABOVE kiELETH..
WEDBIEDLY Jona r
LAST EIGHT BUT TrillEß
Of tie vest. Double Bill: .1' •
TOCHAHOBTAR.
AND CNN
coasices swyrallui,
by Which have been received during Lae past eight Medi
ROUSER CROWDED TO OVIZEPLOWING.
Both pieces win be presented with
sn " rb
eaDIEW 1) 13 .8AUTIFUL 8 'EBERT
nate Wzderful If tthi tt ' e ' rv..Orsti n d Dam en.'
Mitring
-
At 111. a lAt greet cast of ceereciers
commoner this weekl`e.i"lthm th ' el -4 :t&egTu r A rm or " wilt
,
And concludePOCellorilTaB
Drama, In 3 acct wi th the absorhana Sod mirateticnwt
THE CORBPIAIf BROTREBiI.
SATURDAY AV rEkt3l 00N, Jute letb,
TORTS"- hEcEP Tl 3 ORABD FA ISIL'r aSArirrB6,
Whoa POCLHONT tli will be pert,:ate l.
MOBDAT. June 13. Benefit of T 0. . Yost. r.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW A.Roki,.
STREET TURA 'NE.
LAST WEEK OF MU. JOHN DRAW.
WEDNESDAY it THURSD Al. EVENING&
BOSEDALB. , -
OR,TER. RIFLE BALL.
Rosa Lalrh Mrs. John Draw.
FRIDAY. BENEFIT OF MRS. .TOll Dl3ll CV, p54,L.
l ively her arPearance, And positlyaly c lael
Rosedale.B
pHILADRLPRIA. NATATORIUM
PHYSICAL INSTITUTES
BROAD, below Walnut, Phi/adelphiair
SWIMMING - S 01-11.00ra
FOR CHILDREN,
The Swimming Department of the above Institution
Is now in full operation. Dr: JAISISSII'S System of Ist ,
situation is easy, pleasant, and very Successful. Ladles
or gentlemen contemplating to visit the sesabore not
having learned to swim yet, are invite! to a :visit. Front
six to ten lessons :will entitle tham to became good
swimmers by continued practice. The temPerature of
the water is alway a that of midsummer. For particu
lars, see circular. hard -et
VON - CERT RAIL
N.+
MODDA. VBaiNc inaosth.
Fars short aeason only,
MaiLLISTER,
The world.-ronolonod
WIZARD OF TR& WEST.
Tickets ..'. .
For partionlars ree programmes
FLORAL FAIR AND FRSTIVA.L.
AT TIM
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS,
TENTS and. CHESTNUT Streets.
021 TUESDAY; JUNE 6
WEDNLDAY. JUNE 7th.
TSURSDeY, JUNE SM.
CADEMY .OF FINE ARTS, - CREST
AIMT Street, - "above !Tenth; will continne open
antil,June le.
/Omission 10 cents.
A DENTLEII4N TIRED OF HOTEL
1.1F.E, desires to find private Bosrdiag. A liberal
price paid. Refelences, if necessary. Boarding--hones
IlAtd Sot raspood.
Address Box - ?VI P 0.
Address SEtivir
Art* 7TI-4 J 4 Aram
FOUR • DESIR A BLE ROOMS, WITH .
•••• BO ABT A , st bins WI 6DOOSS'. Rear II AVIRYORD
STATION. r exitt.ylvatila Railroad. .1..7.11 tat.
A PLR A. S ANT SECOND STORY
ROTC with Bard, foi•two Gentlemen. In a P S
M t.
n.
vote inmily. Reference quirad. .
Address •
Box WM P. 0..
ROATIDING VACANT, BEVBRAIo
1 - 0 B ANDSOMB BOOMS, at
0/781:12$ 906 OIIIIME STEM.
TILT BOARD, WITH FIRST.OLA.BB
Dliasii; at 80. Mk South WASallia'POl
myliklor
p RMOVAL.—GEO. W. • WA T SON &
AL.. co. have removed their CARRIAGE REPOSITORY
to their old piece. Po. 19 19 ORBEITAIS r Eltrwst (and•r
Conce.rt Hell), wittye they will keep a st,ick of Cora-Logan
of their own mate. end will receive orders for every'
de.viption or Ant-Claes work.
Just 7. 1f66.
.11DtURNING SPRING OIL • CO. OF
PANBST.LVAIOII.—The Offlas of this Compute Ls
rallwred frog So. US Oheetaut street to the southwest
termer otBOWsTB sad MBSAST Streets.
jeft-dt '. . • ' ' JOBB °LADING, Secretary.
POCK DRILL MANUFACTURING
AIM RIMING CO —The °Eke of this Company Is
removed from no 113 Chestnut lama, to the aoathwest
earner of FOURTH and :ABRAM'S' Streets.
jeß•l3t • JOH2I•GLALDLING, Secretary.
REMOVAL.
WILLIAM MARIALL
•
Has Pemoesd from No. 1020 to No 111311 MINT
VITT etreet. 8. E. corner of THIRTEENTH Street
Where he invites the attention of honsekeepert. sag
those eommtusing housekeeping, to his ezieuliVO ar
itortmeet of useful
PIOUSS FURNISHING GOODS.
Superior Refrigerators. Table Cutlery. Family Hard-
Mare. Obildren's Cerrieges, eta.. are sp24-aae
raz
imxcv....Lovio EL" IMAMS
ALES THE BEST
II
THE WORLD•
1. R. MICHENER CO.,
. • OSEREAL PSOVIBIOS MALES*.
. .
PAND C 01.311 OP THI OH
" IaXCELSICVEL "
SUGABAMILKD 1D S, TONGUES, AND
BEEF,
Nos. 1.4!2 and 144 N. FRONT
Between Arch and Race streets. Phllsds.
The Justly celebrated "IXOELSIOR" HAMS an
*wed by 1. H. M. & Co. (In a style peculiar to thew
esprecaly for Ysldll.7 USE; are of delielons
Savor; free from the unpleasant taste of *alt. and ass
*renounced by epssar.s superior to any now offered for
inh26-fmwars
yA.xtNs.
•'COTTON.
WOOLEN,
LINEN.
ALEX. WHILLDIN & SONS,
Jes-mwl3t* so.. 20 and 25t South FRO= Stmt.
gr4MMg.,
CANAWIBB A. RAILROAD
C )11P.A.11 T. —To Tourist' and Trait*le
.era— Excursion heation. of 1865
Lei!, Qatari° ragttenay River.
The Thousand Islands, IPort,tand,
The Sapid& of St. Lawrence White afoontains,
River, IBaratoga, Springs, ho.. ho
Montreal, • he., dm
Quebec. be., be.,
Tivirets for the above Excursions, which have bega
ert tong and favorably . known to the Pidladaphla
prattle, by various routes to Niagara Palls, for sale at
PHILADELPHIA AND SMITH& FFICE. BAITAOAD TICE3I2
o
423 Chestnut street. under Phdadelphin Sauk, wham
!rut Information will be given.
D. VAN HORN. Pas/anger Agent.
4215 CHESTNUT Street.
JOIIN B. MLLES. General . aget.
13 OALLOWBILLBract
7- ttw-- Lee ,
RANT BUNKER TFLAvai,—
OANORN AND ATLANTIC, AND RARITAN AND
DILAWARE ReiLßoADA—CAllialN TO 11W
YORK ON LONG BRANori.
From Cooper's Ferry, Camden, daily at 8.87 L. X.
'or Tockerion, Barnegat, Tome Meer, Manchester
Bergen, Bona% clam; Farmingdale, Shark River, Toni
Branch, Branceport Catsup()ft. Satontowa, 80.111 WIS.
'bury, Red Bank, Middletown, 'Highlands, and Port
Monmouth, thence to New York by
The splendid eteamer " Jean) 1107 t." Through to.
New York in five hours. Fare $2. Exeuraion Mamie
good for three daye, g 3. Wet(
t. CAMDEN AND
111 4 W 4 r 0 0 7461 / 4163. LA.NTIO RAILROAD.—Three .
Trains daily to Atlantic City: and 'one on •Snnday.
Tiling leave Vine-street Fern as folletro:
Matt Train _ A. IL
Freight, with Paeller fret Uarill attached. •.--9.00
Atlantic Accommodation
Junction Accommodation 6.SO P. V.
lithTURNi NG, LIATE ATLANTIC.
Atlantic Accommodation, —,--........—.6 20 A. N.
Freight. with F meek ger Gas; attached...---1206 P. N.
Mail Train —.3.46 P. M.
Junction Accommodation ......
Fare to Atlantic el lizeursion Tickets,g o odo n ly
for the dry and train on which they are issued. 61.3.
SI :IDA . ? MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves Vine-street P.m., at 7.30 A. M.
-Re turn ing lT ea A v l e :
3ADDON a r t l BL 6
TRAINS
LCaye l 4la.-atre•t
Ferry at 10.1 a A. M. and IF. N.
Ltave BEddor.fitid at 11.45 A. M and 2.46 e.
b. R.—Freight rcu,t be delivered at Cooper's Point
before 6 P. rd. to insure its going down the next day.
ro1:9-3urtf JOHN El BRYAN P. Agent.
WitAldgg&
PHIL A.. DIEIOHIA.
WILMINOTON. AJM BALM-
Ito KIS RAILROAD. •
R 01371 OPISN' TO BICHEOWD. CITY POINT, LID
NORYOLIK
T79:iIIS leave Depot. 'coiner of BROA.D Street and.
WASHINGTON /organs, a t 1.16 P. M., connecting with
STNalifflllfi at Baltimore. •
Pare to Richmond 73
Pare to 1L.15
8.15
Fare to Norfolk— • ••• • •• : •• •""iriltifITOT. Ihtt-
ONO. L. DARWIN. den. Ticket Meld.
WM. EL JAMES, .
. .
aomerlyof Plautolpkia. l . .
•
•
ATTOI.IOST AT LAW.
11LIBL131, VSLUMO CIouNTY,, PNIrNA.
*mita attention gives to the examination of TM'S.
.11m.Anitinna. itAraanaoza ..--Chaa. I Lax. ri
Son. J. Roam Soowden t JAn i e • s&
H 43 O W J e Z Z.
K Dal
lalt.
raker. Sr. ,Hood, Bout*
Provident TM
National Lana• saill-Zer*
SAMUEL w- HOFFMAN, ATTOlibilflr
AT LAW ADD OONVICYLNUEB,
1.116-053,11-, "VITLYANOO comm. VITA. CIAZIk of PkillsdelPhia-)
DUDES TO
`Marko D. Lox. .1L W. C. Diddle tr OA, t
1. C. lipitht Co. , W.
B. B. tfaxaranzio..
Jamea bitile. NM. W. H. Teaton Os.
rah/3-8m
J,O SH UA T. OWEN,ATTORNBY_,
00171(83LLOB AT LAW. AND &IMMO). Or
CLAIMS. 0111••. 1151 T Tired. afar Yourlakita skulk
irashiturton. D. 0. 40114 ND
CHOICE CONFECTIONS.
The finer 4nalitiee of CONTECCIONERT. =Met
to the Munmer salmon, manufactured fresh, daily, by
bTkPEIBII F. WHIT'S alf.
Do. 1211.0.11/011011' Street.
FOLDING SPRING BEDS: -
Skidding of descrtptic n.
exiirg-boitom bade and cots.
Excelsior moss and sea grass by the bebb •
ranammos k 00.•
9 South SEVENTH amt.
asyl&lm
WILLIAM R. REGER, PATTERN
and MODEL MAKER. No. 009 13061116 4CR
Stied. stove Sixth- 15k731- tOi.•
AVBRY. CHOICE ROASTED AL—
BOND. Manufactured by
bTIPELEIFF. WEIITKAN,
• No 1210 MOCKS? iltroOt.
AMUSEMENTS.
LADIES, and
GENTLEMEN.
25 en
p35.5‘
AMAD.DING.
REMOVALS.
Offß4P AND PLEA•
WANABWISS & BROWIt