•
giALE 07
BRIM CLASS READT-MADN
Choollllo at the peat establishment well known
OAS RILL," located at the S. I. 'ernes SIXTH
• d KARIM Streets, The oboe of the War enables us
mennfastaro cheaper, and we are therefore selling
e present stock at melt prime as are warranted by the
•resent mats of affairs. as many want to know mit
hat they can bay clothing for. we invite the examine
,On Of the following price list, which embraces but I
ow leading articles among the thousands of garments
• has• no w displayed In oar extensive sales.rooma
u. s mole •an alwny■ depend upon Ending at mar store
• what le advertise&
Alt• wool Cassimere Vests, from $1.76116 $7.
Pants, from 4.00 to 1 , 1.00.
Coate, trent 6.00 to 30 00.
.flood loudness Coat for $5.25.
Case Sack Coat for $5.
west Melton Cloth Pack, $8
Good black Cloth Frock Coat, $1.2 00
Case. Pante, 3 52
+OW We Will take pleasure in slowing oar goods to
• y who call. whether wishing to parelasse or not.
WAXAMAKER &P.
0 • 11 - &mu
Popular Clothing Eloise.
•noliadf B. K. con SITS a .41 M eIINST Streets.
'PARKER—PENNING-TOM—On Wednesday
SCLOO 71.12. by the Hey. V. D. - Reed, Tho
mas P. Parker, to Sate ().Pennington; all Of Cam
den, NOW iTerEeY•
FRANOIS—MoLEAN.—On the 7th Inst., by the
B ar u, Samuel Durborrow, Mr. E. Francis, of New
ark, N. J., to Mary A., daughter of John D. ,'lo-
Lean, of this oily.
DI XD.
OLD.- - On the afternoon Of the 6th instant, of
sPoglszY, .Abner E Old, in the 445th year of his
age.
Thereatives and friends of the family are respest•
folly invited to attend his funeral, from Ms late
residence, No. 1118 Melon Street, without further
notiCe. -
His languishing head is at rest,
His heaving Bed sighing is o'er; s.
His. niet, immovable breast
Is moved by affliction no more.
He lives in Heaven. 4*
VATIORAIL—SuddenIy, on the evening of Mon.
day the 6th inst., the Rev. John S. Vaughan, D.D.,
in tits 70th year of his age.
ills relatives and friends, the Clergy, and the
Professors and Students of the Divinity School, are
respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from the
Church of the Covenant, Filbert. above Seven
toenth, on Thursday, the Bth inst. Funeral services
will commence at half past three o'clock precisely.*
JOISES.—On the morning of the sth, Bookie,
daughter of Henry and Mary 5.. Jones.
The relatives and friends of the family are Invited
to attend the funeral, from her father's residence,
513 North Seventh Street, on Thursday afternoon,
June 8, at 8 o'clock.
sTIMBLE.-'Oa the morning of the sth inst., af.
ter a short illness, Benjamin B. Stimble, in the 68th
year 01 his age.
The relatives and friends of the fatally, also the
Brielliayers , Company, are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from his late residence, 409 Croce
Street, on Thursday afternoon, at 4 Weimar. To pro
ceed to St. Jolla's Lutheran Church, Raoe street,
above Filth. - * lr
VAUGHAN.—Suddenly, on the evening of Mon
day, the sth, the Rev. John A. Vaughan. D. D.
Funeral on Thursday, at 3 &cloak P. M., from the
Church of the Covenant, Filbert street, above Ser.
'Wealth. * a
ORNE —On Sunday, June 4th, James Edward
Orme, in the 22d year of his see.
The relatives and friends of the family are Invited
to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning, at 10
o'clock, from the residence or bis father, 2047 Wal
nut street, without further notice. [New York end
Baltimore papers will please copy.] *et
LACK ENGLISH GRENADINES.-
3ttet received, a case of Slack ficeigh Grenadines,
at 40 Mx, to a yard. BIRISON St
01 SON. Mou
OHIST rn AIIT ing More,
13 Stroet.
one price. Prices in plain flgures.- myle
itrAcx CH.A.LY DE LAINE.-JUST
opened, one OBES of plain black Ohaly de Gaines. si
373; gents n yard. MOWN & S'AP, Idlotaning Score,
91.8 ORESTIIIIT Stre.l
One price Prices in plain figures myth*
WHITE SHA. W LS, BEST AIabORS
ZOINT IA TOWN.
PM* White Barege Shawls.
Pure Is bite Rernania eo.
Pure White Shetlead do.
Pure White Thyet Bilk Fringe.
um 38 tf EYKE dt LANDELL,
, gar. THE TENTH
ANNUAL CONVENTION
OF THE
Young Nen's Christian Associations
OF TES
UNITED STATES and BRITISH PROVINCES,
is in session at the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, (Rey.
Dr. Boardman).
CORNER OF BROAD AND ABOR STREETS.
THIS EVENING,
THE GRAND ORATORIO
OF THE
MESSIAH
WILL BE PERFORMED IN
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
COMPLIMENTARY TO TEE CONVENTION.
On FR/DAY the Anniversary of the Ladies' Branch
of the Christian Commission will take place, with ad.
dresses by Major Generals Howard and Fisk.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON a Great Banday.Sehool
Catiering will take place at the Academs.
It is expected that , Philip Phillips and Chaplain
McCabe. with their soul stirring made, will add Inte
rest to the above exercises_ --
Tickets far Reserved and Unreserved Seats for all or
the above services are now for sale at CLAXTON'S.
606 CHESTNUT Street, late Raritan 'a, it
LAELEIP-CHEINTIAN
COMMISSIONS.
LADIES' CHRISTIAN COMMISSIONS,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Will hold their
AINIVXRSART EXEROIBBEI
117YEEllivarr ACADEMY OF PHUSIO,
OK FRIDAY BVSNIXG, the 9th inst.
Ixercisee to commence at 7N o' clock.
MAJOR (lESERILL 0. 0. HOWARD,
MAJOR ORISHAL CLINTON B. FMK, and
0110 HOS J. MMUS,
Are expected to address the meeting.
Idr. PHILIP PHILLIPS. of Cincinnati, ham consent
ed to be present and sing on the °cession.
Tickets or admission will be ready for gratuitous de
livery at James S. Clacton's, No. 606 06)3.5TN11T
Street, on Tuesday morning, 9th instant. at 9 o clock.
jet-ft
tar RECEPTION OF BRIMMING
RISOIMENTs.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
SATURDAY, tte 10th instant, has been died upon,
: Move from Carp Cadwalader at 2P. M to Co
les-1)1a aveune, thence along Columbia avenue to
Broad etteet, down Broad street (and be reviewed at
Penn Square) to 'Washington avenue, and down Wash.
jump avenue to the Refreshment Saloons. and there
Partake of a Banquet-prepared for them, The citizens
along the route are requested to display their boating,
emblems. etc , and make all necessary preparations to
give the brave defenders of the Republic a grand and
Siting feception.
By order of the Oommitte® of kransaments.
ABRAHAM STEWART, Cleric
Regimental and Detachment Commanders, and the
Chia! of the Fire Department, are earnestly requested
to notify their commands at once, direaing their as•
aembly at anch time and place as will conform to the
F. A. WObBBRT,
Chairman o!Committee
EASTSBN BTAB LODGE. NO.
Olken And member* of hastern Stir
Lodge, Mo. 186, A. Y. H., and the order generalsy. are
fratet.A.ll, rennotted to meet at the Hall, CHISSYHY
Stret.t. 10.1lO1tHOW, Friday. at 7 A IL. to attend the
log4781(02' their deceased Brother. WILLIAR L FOX.
By ordervl the W. M.
GIOEGE P. LITTLE.
Secretary.
ggr FRIENDLY TRIAL OF *HILL
111 DSOLAMATION at ASSEMBLY BUILD.-
INGS. en TUESDAY EVEMING,Juae lath:between the
minus or Prof. HASTINGS' MANTUA ACADEMY and
unrals of Dr. PAINE'S BLAB:10AL SCHOOL.
Jonas —George B. Bow. Esq. ; Prof Cr. Fetter,
Prtuttratle Ohio' thcch and Normal Schools; Rev. I N.
Crorell; Soy. W. F. Breed, D. D.; Gov. Pollock. Pre.
aiding Judi*.
T:ca eta fifty cents. To be had at T. B. Pugh's. Sixth
and chestnut, and Bialey's Bookstand. Uontinental
Hong. E ommence at 8 o'cacck.
Birecia's celebrated Band will perform.
A 'NEW JUNIOR. BASE BALL
CLUB has been trganised, ender the name of
THE EMT NATIONAL, the days for prao Ica Mine
Tneeday and Saturday. All commnateations to be di.
neted to 3. MOItRIS WELSH, Secretary.
At their room, B. W. coo. FIFTSBaTa. and MEMEL
/SON Streets. ssB 3t'
NO rIEE.—AN ADJOURNED MEET.
ISO of the meekholders of toe OILFILL al OIL
COMPANY OF PENN , YLV well& will brheldattheir
office. Do •409 WALNUT Street, on FRIDAY AFTER
II ON ne3t, JO.SLO BM. at 3 o'clock.
315 2t J. C. FRIES, Bec'y and Treas.
FICIDERAL or TUE BEY. DR.
VAILIHAN.—The Gorey of the city are re
quested to meet In the. Sundav-school Room or tao
chinch of the Covenant, FILSIRT Street, near haven
teenth.-on THURSDAY AFTBAJNOtiN. at 3 o'clock. tO
take suitable action on the Death or the Ray. Dr.
Vaughan, and to participate in the Pan•rai Services.
Wei. &UUOB 5T817133.3.
It. Assistant Bishop in Charge.
IarUNION SABBATH SCHOOL AN
bralte&DY THIS SWIM*. at b o'clock, l
the Chunk. IbIeVANTE sod WOOD Streets. Ad
dresses. &c. lto
UrNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that application has been made to the oaken of
the "William Pens Oil Company" for renewal of Cer
tificate .110. 244 for four hundred and twenty Balm In
amid company, In the Wan Of Hiram Cocoon, the oriel-
Meloartincate bovine berm loot -r
$
. X
60550 N Attorney.
WALNUT Street
I4:TICE.—A SPEnIAL MEETING
U of the fitookboldere of the PHIL ADEL Fain and
CALIPOII3In PBTIiOI.IO3II COMPANY will be held
tke Office. Ito. 10 Mllltolta6Te' SXOIIIAIIIII, on
sATUituay, Jane 17, 180, at ono o'olooa P. AI.
je7.2v. JoHN c. 01111830/1. Ptelident.
tar PHILADELPHIA !SOCIETY POD
promoting . Al grkulturo. June Meeting , st Moom
Mo 702 WALNUT Street. On W3DOISSDAY, Tat tact.,
ran o - oloolt • M iee , 2t
- -
!Or' OFFICE OF THE RELIANCE IN—
RtilitAtiel OSIZAJNY OF rifILADALFOII4
Mo. 308 weiarr Street.
5, MAL
The ItOftla of btreetors of the Rsidatics 117811 ,
BANOS Compavy of vbiiadeionia here this , der
+teetered Dividend of (4) Foils feEft ChrlT., for the
last six Months, payab:e to the otoekt °were or their
j cia i repreechtstryte. on remand, free of taxes.
Je6-10t TllOB O. BILL hearetarY.
&LADIES STRAWBERRY rEvirt-
VAL will be hi-lc in the bagemect of the .hurelt.
Co7Belf of BEV& ti al and SPAltlit GAIIOIOI
&mete, on WED/ &pi:O4LT. TEDItsDAY. and PRADAY,
June 7th. Bth, and 91.6.
( )nen from to 10 P. N. Tickets 10 cents, to be bed
at the door. ae6•Rt•
NOTICE.—TET ARRITAI, MEET-
130 at the Stockholders. and eiection far Pre
61d,nt Dirtstere of the Connecting Bailerei Com
pany, ctrl he held at the Milo or the C.lnnstlY. on
UY,SDAS. June 13, 1863. at 12 o'c , oek anon
EDMIDTD SMITE, Semetzry.
PIDIADELPIII4, Nay 3j, 1.33 L 13,3141613
,OIL ASSOCIATION
sIA —OIPINM, DTo WS
r. Rooms Mos. 10 Wit
Ear" OPERATIVZ
op pkininsav
WALNUT Street, Ant floor,
J. 8. HolMeh.
Niel'lons Petri.
Jacob IC &oat.
Monroe Snyder.
B, EL lietilicb,
b. Rosiaberger.
Henry Garay.
OFFICERS.
PRESIDENT,
MAROS blll-DBR.
TREASIIRER.
E H. HILEAICEI
SPCASTARY.
JACOB B. BROM
Tbls Association differs from att others, It being
strictly an smarming or working capital Interest asso
ciation. All the capital is need for toe production of oil,
The A ssotiatiolihsa a number ofLeases on first class
Oil Territory, and arrangements have been made for a
number nacre, and It Is deafened at once to oonamence
the development of oil. One of these Leattes Is 01
Chew* Bun. in Venally° county, about half-way be
tween Its mouth md the town of Piumor, , aloes to the
celebrated Bead Wall. tablet new produce, WO barrel•
pet day, on which this Association is tanking 8 wens;
the contract for which bi taken at Blatt Thousand 1/01-•
tars each, Installlig engines, derricks, tubing, /So.
It is q oposeil to sell Interests in one or all of the
went at Me rate. no subscription being taken tot lane
than one hundred dollars, which may be divided i n
feta MO', rent welly. Thu*: Cost of each different well
sB.ofo. or 320th interest, at $25 each, $:00. will eve tail
subecriber I. SOth interest In such wells as he may shown.
or 4 520th Interest in four different wells; than dividing
the rake, or be may We a Mh interest in a% Lanny
'wens as he may desire at the same rate.
A quarter working capital. or interest costing $2.003.
may, with favorable indication, of oil. be eold for
$6.f.00 to *SACO b,fore the well is completed, while If
held and the well la immolated the owner derives train
his Interact an income of from $8 000 to dill 000 per an.-
cum, if the well will Only yle:d bat twenty barrels
per MO'.
Thte la the greateat opportunity aver offered in the oil
speculation. Tho capital required for eight wells Is only
sixty-four thousand dollar*. The °lnce was opened on
Nor tty, thiadtb. of June, and $26,000 Wee taken the
gtLa
attention of persons who may intend In.
vests whil stock to take interest in these eight walls
on Cherry Jinn, and the low capital required. Many
camp tracts far leas value Lave one or two
ro •• 7 al. and if no oil le struck all their capi
ta, d tlitvAesociation fall to strike oil,
dttielrAbat notion of country, there
won tbitardctilar be lost—being tee engines.
daluickiWAWl2 Ribs, would be worth $2 out of $3.
This le the greatest Ppeenlittlon ever offered in oil
'peculation. without cheat or trickery, with a Mali
COpital, end with each a trifling rise.
For particular Information, Ilan at the OtHaas 81.9
W.l LA k treat lloome 10 and 12, ant door. 222.02'
WOFFICE OF THE BOARD or
HIALTB, S. W. corner bi.XTEL and SA/20021
Meets.
PIMADELPRIA, June 1. ISM,
am directed by the BOiltd. a( Health to publish the
follow, tea copy of an Act or Amiably. approved Marsh
22. 1.955. and to proclaim that all contact:Lomas therein
4 . 4Wcri bed. located within the limit.' therein assignated,
nuedU.lo.o.l within thirty day* from ttat data, other-
Wlee the provisions of the said law will be enforced.
080. ROSH SMITH. health Officer.
AX ACT SHPELEMENTAHTTO THE HEALTH LLIVd OF THE
==MM
. . . .
REOTIOX 1. Be it enacted by the. Senate and H 01690 of
li'tpreeentativet t of the Commonwealth of Pennsylva
nia, in Central .A.,.Be2ahly met, and it is hereby enact.
d by the authority of the same, That no bone. boiling
establishment, or turncoat manufactory, or depository
of dead tp.imale, shalt be erected within the bounds of
the First and of the Twenty-aixth Wards of the City of
Philadelphia, and all mush establishments and deposi
tories within the limits aforesaid are hereby declared a
public nuisance. and the Board of Health of the City of
Philadelphia are hereby empowered to enter the cm.
[Mee 'wherein ouch nuisance Meta and destroy the
sheds end. enclosures need for such cnrposee„ and. to
eetze and sell the implements and utensils need In the
bone-hoiling establishment or compoet mannfactory to
entered. the net proceed. whereof to be paid over to the
said Board for the n.e of the City of Philadelphia. Pro.
raided, That this act shall not take effect until the drat
of June next. tnths3t
MrUNION SATE CONVENTION.—A
State Convention will be held at Harricbarg on
WEDNESDAY, the 19th Ju1y,18615, at 12 o'clock fd., for
the purpose of putting in nomination a State ticket, to
be supported by the friends of the Union at the coming
October election.
The earnest and zealous labors of a loyal people ett.
cured the great victory in 1864, and made the war,
which our *mamba denounced as a failure, &Merlons
0nt0..• is 18/15.
Our flaH has been maintained. our onemiee deNtroved.
our Government preset-v.& and wage re established.
Let every friend who aided this result take meant,.
to be represented in that Convention. We meek see to
it th at the finite of onr eneueee are not, lost to the nation.
Boldness of vast importance will be Presented for Ita
ar nsideral ion, and 110017 dietriot in the Siate should be
represented. SIMON 'JAMESON.
Chairman.
w .A • ips W • F 13 0 E R N N E E D.j . u• Recretsdes
OrADEVIAVIEAR, DEPARIMENT
:PHILADELPHIA, P 0.., Jane 6,1866.
01,1tCLI I. &A
Tile attention of Colemanotog (Mean of returning
Volunteer 07 garizaViOXlS is directed cu r ren t llowing ex
tract form General Order So. 94, series, War
Department;
* * ** *
"En route to, and after arrival In the State, the fol
lowing will be observed:
"Immediately en arrival at the . State Rendezvous
the Regiment will be reported to and taken control of
by the Chief Muttering officer for the State or his as.
biker's at the rota." * * * *
Pursuant thereto Commending Officers of all Volun
teer organizations returning to Philadelphia for lined
discharge wil,immediately,on their arrival in the atty.
report their commands to Brevet Major W. B. I,asll,
11. S. IL Chief 'hindering Officer, Eastern Division of
Pennsylvania.
By command of Major General Cadwalader.
JOHN B. eCliffiTZ.
Assistant Adjutant General.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL ALII
11 0 = 7 FLORAL FAIR —CAMDEN HOMO FOR. OR
PHANS ADD DESTI't UTE CHILDREN hold a Straw
berry Festiva , and Floral Fair, JUNb6,h, 7th. Sib. Silt,
and loth, at Comer of Third and Federal Streets.
Cartmen_, I J. Any contributions of Hants, Tongues.
Toys. Fancy Articles, will be thankfully reosived.
Articles can he sent to A G. cATrut. & CJ.. No 26
Norte (Wharves, or to REED'S HALL, Third and Federal
Streets, Camden, I. J. Please remember the Orphans
and destitute Children.
MATTHEW NEWKIRK. Preeident.
E. G. CATTRIL. Vice-President. je6.6t
arlir lIIQUA T E RS, REPANdr
kIBMIT OF F80118.1(LV4NIa.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.. Jtine2, 1865.
ORNER L ORDEALS. .No. 68.
I. The sole of liquor is probtemd oe lines in this
Deputies= trave:od by troops returning to be MU
tered out of Aervice,and at the rentisavotts for Mardis
charge. until all such troops are dispersed.
II permns violating this order will be arrested, and
the liquor found in their eatalniehmente will be emptied
out upon the ironed.
117 command of Major General Cadwalader.
3270 S. rionc.=-..." ,
Jahn Assistant Adjutant General.
ASS.
Mg r— rta7 iestotTOT LittldWrefts l of the
NSW YORK ANN mIDDLI COAL PLUM ItAIL,ROAD
AND COAL COMPANY. Mr. John M. Nickel tendered
his resignation as ?resident c.f the Company, and on
motion Mr. WILLIAM MoLELLAN wee unantmonelY
elestsd to fill the vacancy. CHAS. R. LINDSAY.
my 26-121 Secretary.
lart. NOTICE TO ALL DELINQUENT
CORPORATIONS ORGANIZED UN DER ANY
LAW OF TRE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Notice is hereby elven to all companies incorporated
by or under any law of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania. and organized at any time prior to the first Mon
day of November, ISO that have failed to make report
to the Andi:or General Under the Ad approved April 21,
1368. and the Act approved April 30. DM, that they are
required to report Myths Auditor General forthwith, as
follows, via •
In case a vie. :
has been declared, the Treasurer
will report; under oath, the amount of capital paid in,
the date, amount. and rate per sent. of each 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; end in case no divi
dend has been declared during the year or Years mut
ing as aforesaid, then an sppraisement of the cash
value of the unitel stock. - as it existed between the first
and fifteenth days of NOVeiaber, must be made by the
President or Treasurer, end a majority of the Directors,
under oath. When an appraisement le made, there
port should also state at what time the Company wag
organized.
In addition to the above report, under the act of April
21, 1468, companies not paying a tax on tonnage are re
quired to make a separate report, under oath, of the
Treasurer, of :be amount of net earnings or !Dome re
ceived during the period from April 30 to November 1,
1864, in accordance with the second section of the ad,
approved April 30. lte4
COMPANIES INCORPORATED BY OVINE STATES
and " doing business in this Commonwealth." are
notified that they are rude subject to the tax on net
earnings or income under the 24 section of the act of
April 30. 1864, and are required to report to the Auditor
General the amount of such net earnings or income re
ceived between the 80th of April and the lit of Novem
ber. 1869.
All delinquent Companies incorporated by or Under
any law of the State of Pennsylvania, will be afforded a
reasonable time in which to make the dorm at reports
required by law and above enumerated; but continued
neglect or refusal will subject them to forfeiture of
charter, nr der the 2d proviso of the 2d section of the
act of April 80 1869, which is in •he following words:
• Provided further, Tbat any corporation which has
failed to make returns to the Commonwealth, as re
attired by the act of April 22, A. D. 1468, entitled 'An act
for the better securing to the Commonwealth the pay
ment of texas dub, incorporated companies, 'may make
such return witnin sixty days after the passage of this
act. any law to the contrary notwithetanding; and all
delinquent companies failing or refusing to make full
returns and payment to the Stale, as required by the
general laws of this Commonwealth in relation thereto,
final have all their rights andprivileges declared for
feited by proclamation from the 0 overarm."
ISAAC SIMMER.
Auditor General.
W. R. KIIMULB,
State Treasurer_
yli lm
nextussrso. May W. 7865.
MILJTART.
F OLDIERS 1 IRE CITIZENS OF
Philadelphia have made arrangement, to give you a
warm. sincere, and cordial welcome on BA.TIIIIDALT
next. It is earnestly hoped that every man who has
iitSt remned victorious from the war for the 17niou will
be preeent on the occasion, to receive the eongratnla•
ttons awl ihaults of his ft now , oittzens.
We want every one of you to Mare in the 24 , .1 oitinrs of
that day.
The following will be the programme: Perm at Clamp
Cad w alader. EMI down to Columbia avenue, down
Colombia avenue to Broad stmt. dawn Broad street
(and be reviewed at Penn Square) to Washington ave
nue, down Washington avenue to the Refreshment M
iscue, and there partake of the banquet prepared for
yen. AB. %THWART.
jte•3t Clerk of Committee.
I'HEADQUARTERS 114ra REGT.-
MEAT Penns, ivania Volunteers, No. 21E0 W.
Ght.AliGNI• PL. CE, 3,rea 7. )Be4.
01114111.a11. —I request the officers and enlisted
Men of toe 114th Hegllarrat to Imam bie, in full uniform,
at Camp Csdaralaner. on the morning of 8 A.THADAY
the 10th inst., at 10 o'clock, for thr purpose of readying
their arms and accoutrements. and. participating in the
reception tendered them by the civ nutlet lehileoelphia.
ofil,ese and enlisted men, who have been honorably
dirrhareed prior to June 1, 113435. will report to Captain
a H. DUN 11 LK at the same time and piece. The Band
and Drum Corps will report to the begin:rental Adja.
tent. The en'umn is to be headed by General Slane,
and reviewed by Governor Curtin and Mayor Henry.
This may be our last opportunity to meet In a body
under arms. Let every Man be present to receive the
etrome tendered him by the pre eminently loyal city
of_ I hiladelphia. OHAliLlib H. T. 001.1118,
Atka Late Colonel &mauls.
kl BEAT QUARTERS 1.98 Te. R I.
if We P. V., YaILADELPHI.A. June 7. 11135.
I request the <Mears and enlisted men of the 19Eth
Begrmtnt Psnanrivanis Volunteers to assemble, in
lull uniform. at CARP rinDWALADSR, on the morn.
ins or SATURDAY, tts 10th last - , as 11 o'clock precise
ly, for the pothole of rtheiylng thsir arms and loom
tad:gents. and partletruileg in the retention tendered
them by the citizens of Philadelphia. Officers and en.
rioted men who have been honorably discharged for
meson of wounds and other ammo prior to June Od,
1866, will report to James Oros. Ad jutant 199. h Regi
ment Pt131211111V6111.8 Volunteers, at tamp Oadwaleder,
at the same time. Thin may be oar lass opportunity to
appear as a body under WIGS: let every man be meant
To receive the welcome tendered him by the hyal citi
zens of Philadelphia. million° 3 . _ swam.
coi and Brevet Brigadier General,
jet3•St 198th Regiment P V.
ts.HEADQUARTERS 121sTREGI
MBIAT P. IT., PnIMIDELPHIA, June Ith. 1835
olfgailLgffi —I request the officers and enlisted
men of the 121st Regiment Pennsylvania Volueteers,
to sesemble„ hi full uniform, at CAMP flab WAL
DKR, on the morning or SATURDAY, the lOth lament,
at 11 o'clock precisely, for the purpose of NCO ring their
rams and accoutrements. and paractpatlng In the recep
tion tendered them by the et:irons or Philadelphia
Officers and enlisted men who have been honorably
discharged for reason of wounds or other CtIIIP.S. prior
to Jane 2d, Mb, 'will report to E. P. Wee. Adjutant
)21st Pennsylvania Volunteers. at Camp Oedwaladsr.
at the same time. Tbie may be our lam opportunity to
meet in a body under arms. Let ever? man be present
to receive the welcome tendered him by the loyal sill-
suns of Poiladelplra. WIDIT FURS.
ja&St Late Major and Brevet Colonel 121st Pse Vole.
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PRIZE MONEY AND GOVERN
NEXT It''UNTY TO ALL WHO UM fin
UNITED STATES EIdRIEE CORPS.
Orders have been received from the head of the
Ruins Corps at Waelangton not to rertricl remake to
a particular class (as has been the cage heretofore). but
to reggae ALL who have served in the volunteer ser
rtee, or to the warden. or in the marines. and hays
bean honorably dissharged. Such persons enlisting In
-he United States marines Will resolve the Govern-
Mont bounty. and will also be entitled to their share or
ertze lunacy in any capture of the enemy's yawls.
ror further twormstion appl at the manikins yen
44"arla /10 311 South FRO NT Street, between 11 A.
hi. and 3 o'flork ie. EL, every dey but iiiradlaY,..
'JAMBS IPOItItNI,
DAPIIIIII and itartithini 01111• L
CVBTMN 40wrd•
I . N. WALRAVENc
MAEKINIO HALL;
719 CHESTNUT STREET,
Is NOW OPENING
ANOTHER /AWE LOT OF
C It er A 1.N13,
ELEGANT STYLES,
AT PRIDES, FROM 5 DOLLARS TO 150
DOLLARS PER PAIR.
WINDOW SHADES,
OROIOE PATTERNS'
AT BEDIICED PEICIES.
say2B
SILK. & DRY GOODS JOBBERS.
TO WHOLESALE BUYERS.
FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
;EMBRACING LATEST NOVELTIES IN
DRESS GOOD%
ADAPTED TO PRESENT SALES. 4
Received per late steamers, and for sale by
JAS. R. CAMPBELL it CO.,
121 ongetrurr Strut.
my27-14t
STATIONERY & BLANK BOOKS
/ILL MINIM . / COAL, AND OTHER
N -r zior ocatrAmria
Ws us prepared to furnish Kew Corporation with
the Soon they require. at short notify and low
*rises. of first quality. All styles of SimUlm
STEEL PLATE CESTI7IOAI7IB OP STOOL
LITHOGRAPHED
TRANSFER BOOK.
CEDERS OF TRANSFER.
STOCK LEDGER.
STOCK LEDGES BALANCES.
REGGSTEB OF CAPITAL STOCK.
.11ROKERT PETTY LEMONS.
ACCOUNT. OP BALES.
DIVIDEND BOOK.
MOSS! , Air. CO.,
sums BOOK ILINEWAOTUREBEI AND STATIONERS,
eau-tf 43S CHESTNUT Street.
SUMMER RESORTS.
SEA BATHING,
BURP H 017133.,
ATLAINTIO CITY, NEW JBEYIY.
Thisold, established, and favorite house will open for
the !Season on or about the 20th of Jane. It is twangt
to the beach, securing cool breezes at all times. Bann
rivalled Bathing Iscietties. its complete furniture and
appointment, and its unexceptionable table, render this
house a favorite place for a summer sojourn at the
rea•side. Passengers from the city are set down at the
door, and communication with the inlets is had at all
times by rail. A flue band of music has been engaged
for the season. Parties wishing to secure Board will
address the proprietor at Surf house. Atlantic City.
jen-sgt H 8. Battlin.M. Proprietor.
< ITTATI/iliY HOUSE,
DBLAWARR WAVER GAP.
This favorite Monntain resort ie now open to vi.
shore.
Trains leave Philadelphia, from Kensington Depotott
7 39 A. M. and 990 P. M., and arrive at the Caput 1 P.
M. and SO P. M.
References—Morkon McMichael, Franklin Peale,
Levis A. (today. B. B. Denims. S. IL. Martin, Charles
Backer. C Sherman.
Terms, 814 per week.
j,6 lm L. W. BRODHBAD. Proprietor,
MOURTAIN HOUSE,
CRESSON SPRINGS.
This detlgbtfal and romantic watering place, situated
os, the summit of the Allegheny Motruteme, at (treason
Station. et the Penneylvani.
Will ie Opened for the Reception of Guests,
On AY,.Junelßth, lBB3.
gth,
Several new nett ages have been erected. the grounds
have been beautified and improved. and Crouton !snow
cue of the most beautiful bill homes In the United
States. Excursion tickets, good until October Ist, are
I caned by the /112116) ivania Railroad Company.
For fm Cher information. address
GEO. W. MULLIN, Proprietor,
CRESSON SPRINGS.
je7• lm Cambria county,
SUMMER RESORT,
BROAD TOP MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
HUNTINGDON 0017NTY, PA.
This old and popular Mountain Resort will be opened
for the reception of guests on the lot of June. Thta
tongchas recently been thorouty renovated and ink
troiW.- e satisfaetory to Ito pa ,
sylvania Heiken Ottiftpirtir,"*. hintked by the Pecs , .
the let of October next. A back will be Orrecsmaec...K.
the arrival of the ears at Dudley to convey insets to the
hotel, a distance of two miles. Terms moderate.
For particulars, address
WM. T. PEARSON. Proprietor,
Broad Top (Sty.
1n722.3.m. Huntingdon county, Penna.
THE
COLITEIJECIA. HOIUSIG2
•T
CAFE MAY, NEW JERSEY,
IWIII be entitled this season On the 7IFT3EXTR
OF JOAN, for the reception of attests
This leading house Will, for the coining season, fall)
sustain its welbestabliehed reputation.
()rutty eneouraged by the business of last year, the
proprietor feel* satiated that a lintel conducted ctearip
firet•elaBB 3111111 i Continue 1,511C001313 it MU old and poin ,
an resort
The railroad facilities are promised to be excellent.
Beelt's celebrated Philadelphia
season been In
en red for the COLUMBIa the co ming
For rooms, ato.. apply to J. H. D.UNIBoN, Men
draws auto, Pnii.d...z6rde,Or to
GIORGI T. hOLTO2O, proprietor
my19.9,M Cant INLAND, J.
HOWLAND'S HOTEL,
LONG latellCH, N. J..
will be open for the reePption of Knees Jona the
HOW D, HERI3IIBI% & CO
V1 2 II RA TA MT. SPRINGS.—THIS
-A—A delightful and romantic watering place, beauti•
tally situated In the hralthiest section of Lammas!
county. and acknowledged to be the " garden spot"
of Pennsylvania. will open for the accommodation of
guests on the Ifith of June. Railroad communication
twice a day from Philadelphia, on the Pennsylvania or
Reading Railroad, and daily from Baltimore and New
kern. Por particulars address the ProVrietor.
iel-4m J. w. FREDERICK.
LORETTO SPRINGS, CAMBRIA
COUNTY. PA.—This favorite Summer Resort will
he open for the reception of visitore on the let of July.
Coaches 'will be in readiness at Cresson Station to con
vey visitors to the Borings. Loretto Springs is anew ,
Dimmed for Its bestittful scenery and sairtbrions climate.
A band of music is engaged for the season. Porpartica•
lace ad dress. r. A. OIBBO*P. Proprietor.
Loretto. Cambria county, Pa.
SEASIDE HOUSE
FOOT OF PENNSYLVANIA AVENGE
ATLANTIC CITY, NEW JERSEY,
Is now open for the Reception of Gimlets.
m7l7•lne DAVID SCATTERGOOD
FIREWORKS.
FOURTH OF JULY
VIREWORIES,
IK GBEA,T VARIETY
ROCKETS, CANDLES,
UNION AND ROMAN CANDLES,
MINES, TRIANGLES,
SHIP LIGHTS,
SNAKES, BLUE LIGHTS,
FLOWER POTS, PIN WHEELS,
GRASSHOPPERS, COLORED FIRES,
ALB%
A. large assortment of Whole, for isle by
A. FRANCISCUS 4.4,1 CO.,
Jima. 513 MARKET MEM
:4tbiz I , • :: 'r !III:.
ii(X) RBFRIGERATORS,
wants, COOLERS,6OO
AKOMIEG-TABLIB,
STEP-BADDERS,
WALNUT BRACKETS, is great Ira: hay.
a 25. tf ERIEYITE I PAWL SIXTH sad ARCH.
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS:
BOTANIC AND ECLECTIC DRUGS.
ROBERT A. HANCE.
729 MAREIT STREST, PHILADELPHIA,
ffonid sill the attention of Druggist& Country Nov
;boats. and others. to hie stock of
ROOM
szed paHa g UBS.
LND BARKS,
nvatiO n Pß i lOSB BLOWFO u M W R w HATE i
n . Ai
• foil line of BOTANIOA.L. PBBPARATIONS. W. 8.
Elt EEL L & CO. '8 00813E1ITRAEBO RiltEDlllB.
4 a liberal discount to the trade. •
Cotalornes forniched on application. rayll•Smin
LINCOLN
MONUMENT .&13SOCIALTION,
OFFICE NO. 921 CHESTNUT STREET.
Subscriptions will be received daily for the erection
of the
DIONUIVILMNT
TO
PRESIDENT LINCOLN,
Between the home of Id o'clock, A. M. and 3 P. M.
Contributions should be adenoma to JAMES L.
CLaGOOEN. Treasurer.
ALEXANDER ELENRY, President.
JAMES L. OLAORORN. Treasurer.
CRAB. 3. STILLS. Secretary. je7-21
-...IAMURL L. TAILOR,
423 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
ATTORNEY AT LAW Amp
cOMNISSIWiIit FOR ALL THE STATES.
Except Oeaseetisat. New York. Nevada- Omen.
Ind Texas. te2d-Ertnly
THE FtEBS.-PIEfILADELPIIIA, THURSDAY; JTTNE 8, 1865:
FINANCIAL.
UNITED STATES
By authority of the ilsereter7 of the TIVIIISM the
under■lan.d, the General Subscription Ansel for the
sale of Cuffed State' Stairitite, offers to U.
the turd series of Treasury Notes, bearing men and
three•tentbe per sent. interest per annum, known aa the
SEVEN.TEIIRTY, LOAN.
These Notes are lamed under date of .101716, 1886,
and are payable three years from that date in ear
reno7• or am convertible at the option of the holder into
Thus Bonds are now worth a handsome premlura.
and are exempt, as are all the Gtovernment Bonds.
from State, County, and Municipal taxation. whisk
adde from one to three per cent. more to their who.
&scolding to the sate levied upon other property. The
Interest is payable seml•annually by coupons attaehed
to eah note, which may be eut off and sold to any bsak
or banker.
The interest at 7 SO per sent. *MOWS to
One rent per day on a $5O Mae.
Two °elite per day on a $lOO not*.
Ten sante per day on a 1600 notch
Twenty cents per day on a SLOW note.
One Dollar per day on a $6.000 MIL
NOW of aU the denominations named will be
Promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.
The notes of this Third Series are precisely dinner in
form and privileges to the Seven , Thirties already sold,
exiept that the Government reserves to itself the option
of paying interest in gold coin at 6 per vent. instead of
7 B.lothe in currency. Subscribers will deduct the in.
tercet in eurrency up to Jal,l6th. at the time when
they imbseribe.
The delivery of th• notes of tide Third Series of the
fieven-Thirties will einemenee on the lit of June, and
WIII be made promptly and eontinuously afterthat date.
The alight change made in the tionditlone of this
TRIED BEDEW affects only the nuttier of interest.
TM payment in gold, it made, Will be equivalent to
the eurreney Interest of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, In the event or Which
only will the option to pay interest in gold be availed
of, would so reduce end equalize prices as that pnr•
stases made with six per QOM. In gold well' be fully
equal to thole! made with 11011"02 and three-tenths pep
sent, in currency. This le
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
now offered by the Goyernment, awl its stiperlee Ad
vantages make it the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Lees than 1280,000.000 of the Loan authorised by
Cowen 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 command a premium. as has nni.
rurally been the ease on closing the 'mhos:m.ll4l°ns to
other Loans.
In erder that silicone of every town and section of the
conntry may be afforded facilities for taking the Loan,
the National Banks, State Banks, and Private Bankers
throughout the country have generally agreed to re.
cello subscriptions at par. finbsinibers will seleoltheir
own *gents, in whom they have confidence, and who
only are to be responsible for the deliverg of the notes
far Valet they receive order..
jAY COORE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGM,
No. 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
WILLIAM FL BACON. (GEORGE A. WARDIIP.
BACON I WARDER,
STOCK AND NOTE BROKERS,
Stacks bought and eold on Commicdon.
Trust rands Invested in City, State, or Government
Loans.
Subscriptions received for the United States 7.30 LOU.
without charge for C01717/1186i0li Eo the purchaser.
jci•tnstnim
SEVEN•THIRTIES,
AT TAR, AND INTEREST. ALLOWED TO ZUNI 15.
For sale by
Z. STAMFORD. - JO& L. HOUSTON.
QTAMFORD & 801/STON,
STOCK AND EXCH&NGE BROKERS,
Dealers In Government Beenrithlenbeele, Unentvent
Money, City Warrants, die.
Stocks 'bought and. sold °AIM/U=l56lOR at the Bernal
Board of Brokers. my23-1m
LDWAILD ZOOMS. SOILILOO B. MASON
EDW. ROBINS . 41h5
STOOK AND EXCHANGS
BROILERS,
lifta. 47 SOUTH 2HIRD STRENNs
TRIL•DELPRLA.
•
ALL RIM OF
NAME FOTEN, GOLD. MINES. STOUR!. PORDE>
AND GOVERNMENT 811OURITIEL
NOUGHT AND SOLD.
Cones None mad* on all pane of the sonata%
alloyed.
Detains resolved. subleet to 'Rat dra ft . aid Maw
mlAtaa
TEE FRANKLIN BAYING FUND,
ir0.136 SOUTH FOURTH STELE% BELOW
CHESTNUT,
rays dye per sent. 'lnterest on Depositor. Agents for
the eel. of United States 7 S• 10 Loans at Par. Govern
ment, State and City Loans and Stocks bought and sold
for depositor* and others on Commission. mind Dos
FLAGS 1 FLAGS 11
EVANS & HASSALL,
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
418 ARCH STREET.
BANNERS,
Silk, Bunting, Muslin, and De Lain
FLAGS,
OP ALL SIZES.
SWORDS, SABRES,
BELTS, PASSANTS,
MILITARY GOODS,
OF EVERT DESCRIPTION.
805. ARCH 13TESSV E ZING ROOMS. 805•
CONRECTIOSIRI AP D /cm °axial SALOON.
• .
(North side, above Eighth.)
We would re.p..ottnily ~f orm the pabilo that We
have opened a DiNING AND MS ()REAM. SALOON at
the above-named location, where we wlll be happy to
wait on all who may favor ne withO•vall, at all hours
of 112.2 day, tron. ex A. X. to 10 P. X
A good Roast Diener of aey tied, with potatoes,
breeo and butter. cents The same. vfltirany three
vegetables and coffee, to cents
We will alum., s hoot , aIL hand:
OBOACR PEDIrk IN BaasoN
FIIIE, AND PLAIN fIONVECTIONBRY
PLAIN AND FA RCA CAKES
1C)1 uNBAbf AND MIXES.
. _
/LOP,
DOW'S OBLEBRaTiID ICR-CREAM SODA WATS%
with the choicest syrups.
On the first floor Is lorolebed the most delightful sum
mer drink, Icy cold, pure Bad sparkling.
(tentieme'•, whose &mint a are out of the city during
the hot 'weather, will find this just the plasm to prO •
cure a quiet homelike meal.
temen and la.trisa baring morns, can be furnished
board for six days or the week, at less rates than usual
till of fare
The location being central renders it a desirable place
for ladies and gentlemen of oor city. ea well as the sur •
rounding country. jet-at
EO5. MRCP BTEBET. 805.
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COI: KEW VS WENDELL,
Late Public PI inter.
WIVISDELL & WATbON
PROFECUTE CLAIMS BEFORE EVERY DEPART
MENT OF THE GOVERNMENT.
Ottlee rooms, No. 345 PENNSYLVANIA. Mune.
Directly opposite the Metropolitan Hotel,
je6•lm P. 0. Box 269, Washi , eon, D. 0.
FCONOMY IS WE AL TH--MAKE
YODE OWS WRITIMG INK LAD MARKISII
ID K.—Send One Dollar, nonage paid, and two rec6inie
'ill he forwarded by wail, enabling Tonto mate Rape •
ijia perking lull and Writing Ink, at a coat of riot
over Five Cants per gaZion. addreas
T. WILMA MS.
je6 2 t Box 246 Post 061.6.
SOMBICBBT, 581 OTIEBTNTJT
ur • Strut, lintraver and Du)er in Army Collis
Badges. knblems, Fire Badges. and marks of ever,
deocrintion. Soldiers returning home wilt Bud it ad.
e ax,tageona to imam lea memorial one of ray One gold
or eliver Badges. Oennhe 15 karat geld Corps }tints
alma) aen band. an a.ade warranted. mylB Ira
'PANG! BAMS.-BRIGGS, SWIFT, &
A- Co, Cobbl & .arbikl. 0 & P. Beim's, and Met
calla& semis branaa celebrated
SUGAR-CORED GIbOININAT, CADIVASSID Half%
in store and for sale by
WAbIii&GTOM BUTCHER, & 800.
m72/5-lm' 146 and 148 Moan FRONT it.
7-30 LOAN.
THIRD SERIES.
$230,000,000.
U. S. 5.20 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD.BEARING- BONDS.
PHILADELPHIA
2,15y2 WALNUT STRINT,
JUNE ISS"U.E,
IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT,
inVEXEI4 & Co.,
NO. 34 1301:11"3 THIRD BTRBDT.
No. [25 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
MILITARY GOODS.
No. SO5 ARCH BTEE&T,-PHILIVISIMITA.
:WILLIAM 11 WATSON,
Lath Chief Clerk 80. Lep.
RETAIL DUI GOODS.
COOPER & CONARD,
NINTH A-NXII MAJEVECET%
FINE OASSIAIERES.
LINEN DRILLS AND DUCE.
SUMMER 00EtTINGS
THIN DRESS GOODS
NEW WRITE GOODS.
DOMESTICS REDUCED.
ELEGANT SILK SISQ,IIES
BLACK BERNANI SHAWLS.
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH A.DTD ARCH.
SUMMER SILKS AND SHAWLS.
TOWELS FOR HOTELS.
PURE WHITE SHAWLS.
DIAMOND MARSEILLES.
GOODS FOR TOURISTS.
WIDE GOAT SILKS.
LLAMA SHAWLS.
GAUZE FLANNEL.
1,000 LOW QUILTS.
TABLE LINEN.
apos tkAmtra
/ ( - 4,6,13ZE SUM MBR BLANKETS.-
Just received on invoice of Summer Blankets, the
truest and lightest. we have ever Lad.
BBIPPABD, VAR BARLINGBII, & ARRTSON.
ieS•stuth (It Bence Foroisking Dry Goode.
1005 CHESTSIST Stmt.
1 1 .00 PER & CONARD, NINTH WAND
v./ WARM', have
The best Caesimere stock in town.
Good Linen Drills. Ducks, Coatings.
Tailors' Linir Es, of every kind.
ffinsiin eteck complete, prices right.
Fanrly Linear, rolling, gold, at 306.
Gann, domet and otbee Flannels.
Fenn Wool Delaines. 65 and 65 cents.
Satre. fine black Mohair s.;paca, el,
Ltpin's 6-4 block Wool Delatnes. $l..
Good scoot while tfaineook, Boles.
Bird •eye peen, striped Amelia*, tined (Sambries and
TaCetiete, Faffeo innvilee, Roost tro
White Oartge alto other thin tittWie.
Silk Fugues and Summer Dusters je7-tf
BLACK AND FIGURED SILKS.
. OA SA. &H. MYIES,
easentur Streak.
CHAMBERS, O. 810 ARCH . ST.
w
P. ANTIS' STOOK KBDIICED.
. Meek Thread Laces.
Thread Vella.
Tins.' Doe Barbee,
Herattitebed Handkerchiefs. barging.
Cambric, Beene and Intertione.
Shirred and new" Freneb Unsling, for waists.
SHWI'LaIeD naawis MID SILK MAINTLISe
off below coat. Jed 61P
GRAY MATERIALS FOE TRAVEL
LIMO DRESSES. •. & H. HIM,
mTS-Im 9%6 01111(rTI1UT Street.
SPLENDID STOCK OF LINEN
GOODS, just opened at 7021 ARM Street. com.
nrisint
Tot klsh. Bath, Huck, and vicar. Linen Towels.
Depkins of beauttfal p atterns - and all guides.
Table Linen*. bleached. Inlbbleschec, and brown.
Richardson & Dunbar's. Dickinson's, and other
Linens.
Ladies' and Omits' L. 0 llfilkfs. from WO to 71—
helo'd stitched and cord borders—very nice.
Iny3l if JOHN H. STOKES.
MOURNING MILLINERY.
A & B. 311 - 6118,
m713.1m 926 01126T1111T Street
B_4 HEAVY MESH BLACK HU
RANI OR ORRNADINS.
8.4 black Bernard. ordir ary meek.
8 , 4 black Tamardnes and Crape Karats.
8,4 white Tamartines and Serape.
ei.carc-./ idle c.. 8 wide Dirket Barnard.
Heavy mesh (1 , 8 wide black la ...Awed.
Black Tamertince, Crape Mardi, and Chillies.
Derele•width black D 8 Lathes and. Taigiee 431 bi bk.
Black Grenadines and Bombazines.
Ednale width blick,De Leine&
EDWIN HALL k CO..
my3o tf 28 South SWORD Street.
sIIBTLAND SHAWLS, IN EVERY
variety. 1.. it H. NYRE&
ta7B.lm 928 CHBSTAUT Street.
PECIAL NOTICE.
w WALLING OFF SNTIEII STOOK
TO CLOSE BUSH! HMI I
GOOD-WILL ADD FIXTURAS FOB BALL
TBOBALAY ADD CHISM.
W. invite &Dental attention to the above anatranserneat,
We have • Lacs* Stork_
We aro Bolling chain.
Byer, yard is to be closed out on or before theist day
of September, Silas and Dress Goods.
Clothe. Lavatmeree, and Linen Goods.
Shawls. Cloaks Skirts, Hakim. dte.
Luaus and Calicoes mush under market price.
THORNS ST & CHIRW,
inviS..2ni Ger. of EIGHTH and SPRING GARDEN.
MANTILLAS, ALL STYLES FOR
mourning. A. & H. MYERS,
myS•lmi 926 RHENIUM Street
FIGURED BILE GRENADINES,
of the best arealities and styles, 111 Black and Gm
eroundb, ore to al 60
Travellingatrest Hoods, in suers . vortetsr.
New Dress flood& In stoat variety.
Handsome Miens Silks, $1.50.
VERY CEIES.P BLACK SILK&
suitable for Dresses, idautles, and Basques.
COTTON &DODS AT LESS THAN WHOISEIALI
PRIM.
Herrlmaq Sprague. and Pacific; Prints, ad&
10 4 Waltham and Panarill bleached Meetings. 411.
Paper* H. STEEL di SON,
my&dt Nod 713 and 715 North TENTH Street.
GRENADINE BAREGES, ALL
width.. A. & R. KTIRS.
Ul7B /In 926 CHSSTSThe Street.
WEAW WELIUKT FOR 1.805.
THE OELLTBST IXVUTION OF THE AOA /I
.#IOOP SICIRTEI6
J.
W. BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTIC!
(or double) SPRING SKIRT.
WBSTS' BRADLEY de GARY (late J & T. 0.
West SOLWROFRIBTORS and MgeI7FAIGTURIRS,
91 C RAMBBRS and 79 and Si BEADS Streets, New
York.
THIS ISIVRITION consists of DUPLEX (or two) En.
LIPTIC Steel SPRINGS, ingeniously BRAIDED TIGHTLY and
FIRMLY together, EDGE to Econ. making the TOUGHEST.
lOWA FLEXIBLE. ELASTIC. and DURABLE SPEINO ever
used. They seldom BEND or BREAK. like the Single
Springs. end consequently preeerve their PERFECT and
BEAUTIFUL SHAPE TWICE *S LONE BE any Other SHIRT
THE WONDERFUL FLEXIBILITI and great 00MYCHT and
PLEASURE to any LADY wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
bEIRT will be ezyerienced particularly_ in all crowned
ASEEMELIES. OrERAG. CARRIAGES. RAILROAD CARS,
Gannon PEWiI. ARM/MAUI% fOr PRONE , ADE And HONER
Deese, es the SKINT can be FOLDED when la unto OMEN
PY a 33E4/1 PLACE as easily at a I.lLff Or MUELIN DIME.
A LADY having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort, and
greet convenience of WEARING the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
STEEL , SPRING SHIRT for 4 SINGLE DAY will Beyer after
and dispense with their nee For CHILDREN.
MISSES, and limos LADIES they are SUPERIOR to all
otters. . .
TRZY are the best VITALITY in every part, and an ,
questionably the LIGHTEST, molt DESIRABLII.COMPORT.
ABLE and ECONOMICAL SHIRT ever made.
lON. BALE In 411 FIRST. CLASS STORES in this city, 'and
farou 4 l,4o. the UNITED STATES. HAVANA DE OUBA.
MEXICIOi SOUTH AMERICA, And tLe WEST Ileums.
A' licit/IRS FOR THE. DUPLEX SLIOIPT/0
HURT. mys.2m
HOOP bKIRTS
6740. Hollow MARE" op 628.
BOOP SHINIS. the beet assortment and beet qatillty
and styles in the city Gore Trails,
all:lengths and
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Salrtr, all the new shapes and sizes, from 19 to 60
springs, from $1 40 to $3. Skirts of extra heavy steel
and extra tape. from 70 to 35 springs, from $1.90 to
$2 76 Nimes' and Children's, of every grade, from 0
to 35 eprldga, from 4 to 8 cents per Baring; they bsave no
equal, agette for the bow Flexible Skirt, the moat
pliable Beep skirt made, and frilly equal to the Duplex
Pdiptic Skirt, and at much lower prices. Also, son.
*tautly on hand, fell lines of low-priced New York
Skirts. kid -psoia.d and metallic fastened-13 springs,
Sic. ; 20 ardinge, $l; 22 springs, $1.10; 30 nprings. $1 25;
and 40 springs UK thine made to order, sitend,
and repaired, a t MIS A 9013 Street. myla
CARPI/TS AND OIL -CLOTHS,
1 865. SPRING. 1865.
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EAMJFACTURES6 arm IMPORTERS OF
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$lO ORISTMOT STRUT.
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SPRING GOODS.
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berme to which the BESSE VES were engaged In the
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En & tlO, ie this any diesoiyed by mutual Dement
EDonit T. UNDiSLBIRUI eett)e the antra of the late
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NOTICE,.
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WhOLBSALS BOOT AND SHOR
COE it ONION BUSINESS.
• EDWAR D MN weactE Sreet.
T LINDEO.RE.
PITILADELDWIA, June 1.1833 304 r
NOTICE OF DIFSOLUTION.—THE
Ceptotnership hereto , ore existing between JO
t•IPH BDTTONand aokrYsag BUTTON, of Selman•
town. in the Twenty-second ward of the city of Phila
delphia, under the Arm of JOIIX eftriTOnf & SONS. is
riot) deT dissolved by mutual consent. All debts awing
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• nd ad demands against th• same mast be presented to
in for payment. JOS KPH BUf rON,
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!t8 Eio
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political career. speeches, messages. proclamations, and
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Box 217. No, 600 0011:11•BUT west. Phliai, jet tts
W ANTE D-TEN FINE SHIRT
T w makers with Wheeler & Wileen'e machine ; Stea
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WANTED—ONLY A FEW HUN
DEED DOLLARS. for a Tory profitable seta,-
Hand Medical and /amp,' Winn Snsinels, enjoying
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the amount of 85.000 A splendid Ohmic, for the right
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WA NTED—A YOUNG MAN ACCUS
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hiII:MIEN in II
IMOTIO/11 ADD WHITE 000D8 ROM,
baying a large stock. To there having a good Western
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apply. '`Aotioas. ' Box 433 P. 0., Phila. my66t*
WANTED -AN ACTIVE PARTNER,
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clues manufacturing burinees—Perfnmery—in snaceite
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•-• ED everywhere to Introduce the improved
SHAW & MARK TWBBTT•DOLLAB FAMILY SEW
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country' which Is licensed by Grover & Baker,
Wheeler & Wilson . Bowe, Binger 4 Co., and
Bachelder. All other maehines now sold for less
than forty dollars each ars inflingements, and the
seller and neer are Bab& to fine and imprisonment
Salary and expenses, or large commission, allowed.
Illustrated simulate sent free. Address SHAW &
IILARIT, Biddeford, Maine mvlo-d& Wem
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Tall particulars rm. Address OTIS GAUT, Bidds•
fora. Maine, mylo da/Waug
/2 WANTED—A GOOD COMM-
AraDIOUS 21.201111. on tbe eonth side of Market street,
between Fifth and Ninth streets. Address for one week
G. S ." Box 214, Palladia P. 0. je8.61.*
FOR AND TO LET.
efi FOR BALE—AT THE VILLAGE
=nor Haddonfield. New Jersey—A handsome modern
DWELLIhG HoUSE and about Three Acree of Land,
suitable for the summer or permanent recidenee of one
defng businees In the city, Location, six miles from
Peiledelphie. about one Nutter& from station on the
Hamden arid Atlantis Railroee, by Wilt& access
each
lead to and Iron Philadelphia by six delly
way. House large and well flubbed, with Modern
conviniences. Jhelum% shrubbery, trace, dm Stable
and Caleb. bottie attached.
. .
llDmedlßte noseetelon. Apply _to
asHAILLAIS RHOADS.
ieB 6t.* No. 36 El. BriVRITII Street. Phila
FOR SALE—A DESIRABLE RE
mia SILENCE, centrally located, in an elegant neigh.
helloed; house 28 feet front, contains all modern lin.
Proremm ts. wide hall, large parlor, library. dmand
is In complete order. Molts fruit and ehrubbery in the
yard. Lowest price 512,010, a considerable mutton of
which car remain, if desir,d, or would - be exchanged
for a matter Proserty. Apply No. 40 North FOURTH
Street. _
TO LET—CRESTNUT-STREET
Jaw -Bross. to. 1031. with Dfrallillik and 'NA decT
rd TO LET—A PLEASANT 0017N
MUTRY SS aT, with large. commodious House. Stu-
Ming Fruit, Shade, &c ., five miles out the York road.
Apply at 203 Actium Street, second floor. je7...Bt*
BOSTON
da GERMANTOWN—A CONVENIENT
ma Famished HOUSE with Stable, to rent for the
Samanr to a small family. Address "H. M.,"Ger.
mantown Post Cam je7-St
InGERMANTOWN. -FOR SALE
NOTTINGHAM EMITTING SIILL, CLINTON
btreet. with steam Engine, Shafting, rallies. and Belt
ing, Failing Moots. Drying Rooms, with heating pipes
and sae throughout; all in complete order for . Dame.
diate opera ton together with the Dwelling attached.
'rt. Machinery in said Mitt is ante for axle apply to
ONOMGIS STOOEHAN, Kensington. jr6tutha et
is FOR F ALE, A BEAUTIFUL AND
.11101 valuable property in the Twant. fourth, ward.
Vine large gaideri tetra Aerie matitiOn, stable, and
coach house, with every convenience and comfort that
modern improvement can ago: S. Fine abade treat,
fruit, flowers, and. shrubbery. Prier, ams,ono For far
ther particulars ostt at no. 112 S. FOURTH %treat,
third e ory. front building. je3-et*.
LFOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE—
The PHILADELPHIA ROUSE, at RAPE ISLAND,
erpahle of accommodating over seventy per tons, Thte
Would make a deatrable loam for several famine, to oc
cupy together, Poe. only *4 O. Part of the fttrai•
two may also be bad cheap B F. inn A,
je s Ilan Fankh FOURTH Street.
43 FOR SALE -FIRST-CLASS D WEL.
iga LIN O 1626 N orth BROAD Street—lot Stun*.
ST‘tßE—Enceitent business piece—Sl4 DOUR Street.
NEAT DWELLING, EIGHTEENTH Street, north of
Wallace. eau side.
LARGE, DWELLING. MORSEL( Sheet.
WELL SOLVE DWELLING, 1226 north NIFTESITH
Street.
THREE , STORE DWELLING, 124 UNION Street;
t•ary eNap.
With many other very desirable nropertiea, in almost
every pert of the atty.
Also, aliment:mbar of otttetges l, and Fiti i Nrp tr
B. F. OLEAN, 19E3 Sout
jeS And S.W. cor. SEVENTEENTH and Oak,
Eft FOR SALE—HOUSE, NO. 908
L FRA /i RLlff Stroat. above Poplar. loluire a J. P.
EROPSOI , I, 80. 1427 Dona FIFTH K. Mahn'
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.-FOR
=WALE—A bandannia COTTAGE (oppoatte the II B.
Hotel), with or without furniture, coatainingl3 roma
and a good otatarn. Apply to H T. WOOTON, atlantic
city, or to J. H. HAYES, Seventh Ilational Bank,
Phlir myY3-
CHESTER COUNTY.—FO R
JraS. SALE—A flue FARM in Willietown township,
three miles from Paoli Station. on the FenosYlvanta
Central Railroad, sixteen miles from the city. Fins old
style stone mansion, litleen rooms, piazza in front,
pleasantly located; large doableodecker stone barn,
with overebots and shedding; stone tenant hones; tine
Flinn; watered by Crum Creek. Excellent land, sulfa
ble for a dairy or grazing. Sold by order of executors,
to close en estate. Price 41115 per acre;
atramuiP, terms WIT.
JAM gfl R.
ROI WALNUT Street,
Call for a catalogue of Delaware and, Chester pAtatiltr
farms. 3401,3 t,
FOR BALE-A GOOD STYLISH
pair of young bay HOESSS, good size, and
uerftetly reliable; match well. Also, a line Bug Hob.
b o at e d fear.spring Phaeton. and a falling-lon single
Carriage, and a new double set of Hammes, fire•glit
mountings, and seta single Harness, diver mountings;
by a gentleman going to UMW.
. 73. P.,
31,* 247 MARKS? Street.
siglaik FOR BA LB—A. YEW TOP
- and no•top wagon of on: own woke.
ono W WAT•O1O Or 00
3e7 et No. 1210 ORISTNUT Street.
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A VALUABLE PATENT RIGHT
FOR SALA at no, 10 MAIMS 7 &Mt, 041. 31-
DM X. J. I.*
T HE
KNICKERBOCKER ICE CO.
D. B. ILERSHOW & CO.
E. P. ERRSHOW HURT.
WHOLESALE AND REPAID DEALERS IN
lIRPORTED
ICE. •
DELIVERIES/ DAILY to Private Families. Mores, and
Offices, in all pasts ot the (My, West Philadelphia, and
Mantua.
Hotels. Bestaurante, Confectioners. Butchers, and
all large oonenmers supplied at the lowest market rates.
Shipping attended to at short notice, on the moat rea
sonable terms.
Orders. alterations. complaints, by mail, promptly'
attended to.
oFricls. 118 and 7 1rth BROAD Street.
I LOW Minn, Delaware avenue.
my 2- Mutt&
p FAMILIES RESIDING IN THB
We are prepared, se heretofore, to etiuulY townie'. al
their country reeldencee, with
)11 1 111tY DEB9RIPTION OF FINE 01100BRISS,
ho.
ho.
ALBERT 0 ROBERTS.
m724-tf Oorner SLEVIIITH and VIU Streets
SPANISH OLIVES -JUST 1113-
CUM, at 121' CPI , Pbr quart. OR &Y,
it* FlFTiabTil and . PHIS btrests.
PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEW S TAKEN OF
vetblie buildings, chorehee, residences, and con d.
try PAW bloc wy0.1.-11 ellolll4 tYPI4 /4EIIO Old
kvisocteed, apply 10 B. r. ittailtrat, No. 624 ARC CI
1V"
11. AND PBOTOOIMPEIS, VERY DE.
RISIBLE style. Menem's. imitable for albums,
and .cooittre to r xebecs. with soltooluistes, twelve for
Si O. Itiltde at SEISES'S popular einem 611.00 ND
hi /set, store Green. v.*
WANTS.
DISTRICTS
AMMON 11. At.
EtzMINEBB' BAZAAR, .NINTR
and &MON Etreeda.
AUCTION 841 b 4P Hole, ti;
NATIIRDALI MOS e IIIISO next. ai Walookb cow =
abode
SlXTr t Y ai - n Muss.
matted to harness and the saddle. YOU deuerlptione at
sale.
ALSO.
new and seeend•band gentiles. dog w withthy ' sale Will eeronienee. Single and double harnitie......
Mee. bridles. die
Ai* Sale of 11, , rees ise.. on Wednesday.
jet IS if ALFRED M. FIREARMS Auctioneer.
=ME=
NEw
STEW. ABOVE TVP SLITS.
THURSDAY EVENING. Pine 8,
ST MOST DOT TWO
01 the great POON• If Double BI•1:
0 TA St
ABDTHZ
ooDSIDAIf BROTRIES.
Witiclt Uwe been nowt .4 Sur/1 1 3 tbo Ptt , tilisbt Meta"
by
110178113 CROWDED TO ovurLowirtu.
Both pieces will be presented with
NEW AID BEAUTIFUL BCENERT,
Superb Costumes, Wotderfui illarbitiery. Grand Dundee,
Stirring Ma'am and great east of obalholors•
At the p. o'4o of wen/ D. 71107111 t he performance
continence this week with the Extralragenza of
POCAHONTAS
And conclude with the absorbing and mysterloiss
Drams, in 3 nett.
THE 0011SIOAD BEOTIMBI
RATVEDAY AFTERNOON. Ante I . ol b ,
TOBTY FNFEOTE ORAAD mATIIMML
Wi2SD rocAIIONTiB Win be pgrforigled ,
Mote DAV. Juno It &mat ors 0. ft'O'r`
MRS. JOHN DREW)B NEW A.ROD,
STREET THEO *RE.
LAST WEEK OF MRS. JOHN DREW.
WEDNEbDAY
R di OSE DESD DA L TRAI EMMA.
Olt, TEE RIFLE BALL.
Rosa Lelgh. Mn.s John Drefir.
FRIDAY. BENEFIT OF HRS. JOBS DREW, posit
tivedy hen loot appearanse, and OnnitlYelY lint niest
Rosedale. jeTts
PHILADELPHIA NATATORIUM
AND
PHYSICAL INSTITUT - B.
BROAD, below Walnut, Philadelphia,
SWIMMING SCHOOL ; {. .
FOR CHILDREN,
LADIES, and
GENTLEMEN.
The Swimming Department of the above Institution
is pow in full operation. Dr. JANSEN'S System of
Minion is eaoy, pleasant, and yell snemssfui. Ladies
et gentlemen conimplating td THU the embers net
Ileitis learned to swim yet, are invite t tea plat, From
Wl' to ten lessons will enable them , to become pot
ewimmers by continued practise. The temperature of
the water is alwaa so that of midsummer, For nation.
tars, see circular. mr6•as
CONCERT HALL,
0031MBHOIN4
MONDrit BVIOI2I GI, Jane Earn
FOl a ehort, term= only.
The world.renownedMeALLlSTßß,
WIZARD OF TRH WEST.
Tiolrets 116 genic
For particulars see programmes. jag.*
FLORAL FAIR AND FESTIVAL
THII
ASSEMBLY BUILDIDOS,_
TER% and osEterzirr streoks.
OX TUESDAY, JOBB fith,
WEDNEnDAY. TUNE Tth,
THDBADALY, JUNE StIL
ACADEMY OF FINE A RTS, OTIEST-
Wr Street, above _Tenth, win continue open
rtetW.,,Trtee
Admissfon 10 Dents. J 06.61
BOARDING.
BOARDING.—A HANDSOMN
wAs e ktfl m o d i arr Front BOON at No, Bionttb,
A GENTLE - MAN, TIRED OF HOTEL
LIFE, &elves to End private Bonding, A I.llmol
pries paid. Rearmost, if ottoman , . Boarthot.hoolloo
need not respond.
Adam. 800 2662. P. 0.
A rLz&siwr SECOND noTtir
Room, with Bomd, for two Gentlemen, to s pri
vet') Tamil). Reference rtquired. Addreez R. M"
Rex 2811 P, 0. i 96-810
!WARDING -VACANT, SEVERAL
. 4 LP HANDSOME ROOM& at
m 731 ., taco 906 SPRUCE STRUT.
TI&Y BOARD, WITH FIRST•OLASB
-L , " Manta% at No. 624 South WARR'S LITO/2
6inata. ray
REMOVALS.
.110V.A.L.—CMO. WA.T f3ON
-Nov CO. have removed their CARRISOS filit'OblTOUT
to theft old plate, No. IMO CHISTRUT Street (under
Concert Hell), where they will keep mato* of Gerringeill
of their own mete, 'and will receive orders for even'
description of Srst•clase work.
June 7, lOft.
IJRNING SPRING OIL CO. Olf
Jt-" MOST LVANIA.—The office of thle Conspeey Is
removed from ifo. 113 Chestnut otreet to the southwest
corner of FOURTH and LIBRARY Streets.
jeS.St JOHN READING, Secretes?.
ROCK DRILL MANUFACTURING
-a-s , AND NIXING CO —The °floe of this COMPaW7
r.moroad from No 113 Chestnut street, to the 800.01.1 fed
anther OU'OUNTEI endssDnam t . secretory.
.163 et MBA
RsmOVAL.
WILLIAM TAMIALL
Rae Removed from No. Mau to Jo. 12311 CHM.
NOT Street, R. B. corner of THIRTIENTR Street
Where he invites On attention of housekeepers, mid
those communing housekeeping, to his sztaasiye aM
sortment of instal
11017811 FIIIINISRIeta GOODS.
Superior Refrigerators, Table Catlery, Family Bard•
ware. Children's Carriages. ha.. ire apSi.itm
TO A.TIJANTIC CITY,
1111711615,tY, July 6, BM
_)8141341A $(
OA.TAWISSA. RAILROAD
a. )11PA T.—To Tourists arid Travel,.
lens—Excursion Season of 180
Lake Ontario. r agnenay River.
The Thousand Islands, Portland.
The Rapids of St, Lawret ea White Stoontains,
Elver. Saratoga Springs, C. auk ,
Montreal, &a., &o.
Quebec, ,
Tickets for the above Excursions, Which have been
OM long and favorably known to the Plilladalphlat
public, by various routes to Mama Palle, for sale at
ho
CaTA Vs ISSA JILISIEL RAIL WAD. TICKET OFF/OL
425 Chestnut attest, under Philadelphia Bank, where
foil information wlll be
VAM HORN, Paseeniter atent,
425 OSSISTNOT Streak
CHEAP AND PLEA.-
SANT BUSISISS TaLVS/r—
-o"hipla AND ATLANTIC, AND RARITAN 44.2
DELaWARII BAY RAiLSOADis—iDAMDER TO *l *
YORK OR LONG BRANOR.
From cooper's Ferry, namden, daily al 8.3 . 1 L
for Tuillerton, Barsegat, Tome Silver, Mattehestery
Btrgen, Squareum, Farmingdale Shark River, Long
Branch, littanonport. Ocesaport, 'Eatontown, Shrews-.
bury. Red Bank, Middletown, Mlghlands, and Porl
Monmouth, thence to Ne w York bY
The splendid steamer " Ueda Sioyt," Through to
Now York in live hours. Fare $2. &reunion ticket§
good for three days, $3. JO. if
SM
047sIDEN AND AT
.OLI*4-0- LANTIC VAILROAD.—Tpta•
TI/43/18 daily TO At/antic City, and one on Dunnar-
Train H have Vine-street Ferry as fo•lotva:
Mai/ Train 7,POA . V,
Fr.ight, with Passenger Cars attached 9.00 A. 31.
Atlantic Accommodation ...,.«......„«...:«4 P. U.
Junction
RkT Acco UE m mNlND odati, L on EAVE ATLANTIC. • ••••.• • B. 30 I'. M.
Atlantis ccommo , fattoti ...... WI A. N.
Prete t, with Passenger Cars attached...... 12.06 P. N.
Nail Train P,
Junction Accommodation SS A. M.
Fare to Atlantic $2. Excursion Ticket*, food
for the day and train on which they are hotted, $3.
RONDA T MAIL TEAM.
Leaves Ville-Ftnet Ferry at 7,00 d. N.
Itetartliag. 4
leaves Atlantic et 9.46 F. Of,
.fia..T A HADDONFIELD TRAINS
WV* Nflissistreet Ferry at 10 . t 6 A, N. and t P.
LSIIMS addoblidd at 11,45 A, Of and 2,43 P. N.
N, B.—Freight must be d e liver e d at Cooper's rotet
before 8 P. M. to minis it. $(01R down the next day.
mh9.49r01f JOHN (1 BRYANT, Agent.
filgir,==az PHILADELPHIA,
• wrofilveTobr, AND RAM
ROMS RAJLKOAD.
BOUTB OPER TO RICRICND. CITY POIIIT. /SD
2167 - tioldr -
Trains leave Depct, corner of BROAD 81nd sad
westunoTorr A...scitts, at 1.16 P. M., sommoklAs with
STRAMBRA at Baltimore,
lisre to. Richmond
Fare 10 0117 rOilit • ••• •-• • ••••••-• • ••••-•••••••••• 11. 9 f
flue to Norfolk. .... 8.75
ORO. A. DADMOB, Gen, Ticket A r gent. myL3
WRITTEN AND VERBAL DE.
BORIPTIONg of Oharacier.HOltighntina, Mat=
lout. with ADVICE. On Mutual.. Neagh, gd
AN ak Non, Soll.impTOYemetd. Naaasomant and MLA.
• Inaof CHILDBIN, aosial adaptation Be.,
and dyaning, by JOHN L. OAP/1,
Phranolo t rat and 50001111 n,
Gen-tatbsiTif. Jo. II PE TN St—above OboOntlik.
WM. H. JAMES,
17ormarls of Philadelphia.)
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ritaincrax. mum:to COMITY,
e>•dst athillion errs. so Me lursmitiatiolk of TIEN.
PRILIMILPRIA BAClaltatOnt4 t—ohat _
a„„. Eon snowdeu, R, LEE% u . T.
Tanker, Brk, Hood, Nonlylol, Go., J, POILIMMI4
Plealdoni Tth National NM. onn.exe
QAMULL W. HOFFMAN, ATTOBRZT
lo AT LAW AND CONVEYANCER
TRAEZLIII, VERABOO COUNTY, A.
WOO of PIMA&IAbiA.)
RAPERS TO
Wades Xht Z. W. 0. BUM
11. 0. Knight & Co.. Dr. X 8, Nisk•Ado,
Jamul R. LOU.. Eh.. W. B. 'Wan AOs.
malt.Em
f 0 Emu oWEN,_ ATTORNEY
0013310LL01 4.7 LAW. AND sobiorret i d
MAIM Wise, 16trww Der irgutessals
Washistion. D. O. 1014.11.
L SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS IN OITA
- 1 -A COLORS , —The finest striae and mostaeoutute or
Portraits executed in superior miner, it P. En.
MIS% Gallery. 624 MUM Street. /I.°
C HOICE CONFECTIONS.
The finer qualities of CONFECTIONERY ulna
to tb. Spanker 5 , 16600. Calinttraettaft4 fresh daft i tor
EMBER F. WHITNA
lel-Im No. 181.0 RAREST etre*
FOLDING WRING BEDS.
Sodding Of ovory.doo n: rlo0( .
bring bottom POO O slid colt
AtodolOr Kum ookas i st si ktril4
0 Booth llEVENlfirSikek.
m 713 1m
lijlVlLLliibt R. REGERt PA.TTERS
street:l:toy!: MODEL °AKER' No' " 9 91,nlaitiN1
A VERY CHOICE ROASTED JU
NO:AD. sataufaatared
lITIPHsIA F. WHITMAN.
No 121.0MigKET Street
CIAMPILION OARPET.—THIS NEW
v- 1 artiola Of floor 110YUCIA4 Oftn lieu 1m Praattaat
me at I 1 WAI.IIIYr strait, frOm 6to 13 _A. N. oak
room 2to P. M. Also, a row Conaktri. to is for
rate. Address, with StAMP. BMX:. uisaILDIRRL,
Box 716 City F. 0. 31640
HAVANA OIGARB.-A GOOD VA►.
FUSTY constantly in otono and bold. at 1011144
cash rates. B. YOGURT & SON&
xuy24 8m• No. ale South PROMT attest.
FIB A I m ir s it m TACIA.LLY MILLED MEATS
1,000 411.1rtmeat
60D " do Vool.
dro " do Naito&
1,000 " do Tarim.
1,000 " do 06lokon,
" I °w' Valdt klorKtkulr"
tolll 107't Routh WATAR 601310,
A VERY SUPERIOR GUM DROP,
A
virepared by BTAPHErfr, svbitilikl,
lat Is 9. 3410 NAMUR WA.