TSB TENTH
AZINUALL CONVENTION
Young den's Christian Associations
VNTTED STATES and BRITISH PROVINCES,
wean at the PIM EMIR CHURCH. (Rey.
9r. Boardman).
CORM OP BROAD ADD ARCS STEWS
TO-DAY (FRIDAY)
The Anniversary of the Ladies' Branch of the Chet.
:Can Commission will take pine. with addresses by
Miklos Generals HOWARD and FISK.
B ra u t or speakers from abroad - Mill add. Interest to
the occesion. Six hundred children will disown the
.sweatast mulls
ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON
A Great Etundity-School Gathering will take place at
the AeadeanT
It is expected that Philip Phillips and Chaplain
IdeCabe, with their soul stirring music, Will add late•
rest to the above exercises
'nags for Reserved and Unreserved Bests for all of
the above eerrlees are now for sale at OLAILTOIVO.
006 CHESTNUT Street, late Illartten'e,
I.ADISS , CHRISTIAN
COMMISSIONS.
"STANDING TICKETS
=EEO
I'ARCLUBTTE CIRCLE AND BALCONY,
TO ILIAIG
DIMOR RENS. HOWARD AND FISK,
ri'Ol•NiGrlEIT,
AT THE ACADEMY;
fday be had at CLAXTON'S, No. 606 CRISTNIIT
Street, if spplied for immediately. it
ig"" LADIES' CHRISTIAN
COMMISSIONS.
LADIES' CHRISTIAN COMMISSIONS,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Will hold they
ANNIVERSARY EXEROISES
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF mum,
ON FRIDAY Mania. the 9kh inet
.Exercises to commence sk 7X o'clock.
MAJOR GRISHAL 0. 0. HOWARD,
MAJOR OSIIERAL CLISTON B. FIBS, and
H$V. OROROP, J. MIMS,
Are expected to addrase the meeting.
Mr. PHILIP PHILLIPS, of Cincinnati, has consent
ed to be present and aing on the °cession.
Tickets of admiscion will be ready for gratuitous de
livery at James S. Claxton's, Ho. 606 OfiIIsTRIPP
Street, on Tuesday morning, 6th instant, at 9 o clock.
]e6-6t
liar nECEPTION OF ALTVISNLNG
REGIMENTS.
COMMITTEE OF AREAROSIIIBNTS
_ . .
SATURDAY, the 10th instant, has been fixed upon,
X 12. : Move from Catnip Cadwalader at 2P. M. to Co
lumbia avenue, thence along Columbia avenue to
Broad street, down Broad street (and be reviewed at
Penn Square) to Washington avenue, and down Wash
ington avenue to the Refreshment Saloons, and there
rartake of a Banquet prepared for them. The citizens
along the route are requested to dieplsy their bunting,
emblems, etc , and make all necessary preparations to
give the brave defenders of the Republic a grand and
riding reception.
By order of the Committee of Arangements.
ABRAHAM STEWART, Clerk
Regimental and Detachment Commanders. and the
Chief of the Fire Department, are earnestly requested
to notify their commands at once. directing their as.
suably at inch time and place as will conform to the
F. A. WOLBERt
Chairman of Committee
sir A CAI D.
UNION VOLUNTEER REFRESHMENT
SALOON,
FOOT OF WASHINGTON AViNtIL
Shall our brave eddleri be well entertained on their
Ii ie lur the citizens of Philadelphia to deckle.
It will be four years, on the ensuing 27th of MaY.eintoe
the Union Volunteer Sefreabment Committee was or
ganized. and if the /llStitlitlo3lll closed on that day, the
amount of cash on hand will no more than meet our
obligations. The war is virtually ended. yet our Braves
who have so nobly and valiantly defended our firesides
and country are about to return to their homes Shall
We receive and refreeh them and
show by our hospi
silty and kindness that their Mat services are fans
appreciated by the grateful citizens or Philadelphia and
vicinity? The Committee will, with treat pleasure,
continue their voluntary duties, should the funds be
urnished, and they hope this will be a Baal appeal.
Contrtbatione handed oar Committee, or either of the
following gentlemen, will regal ne, end be properly
sppropriated:
Fey. Dr. 'THOMAS BRAIEWEID. Mo. 634 Pine street.
THOMAS WEISS. En., President of Philadelphia
Bank.
D. B. CUMMINS. B*q., President Girard Bank
8. L MERCER. Zed., President Parraers' and Me.
amass' Bank.
d. B. AUSTIN, Stu . President Southwark Bank.
M. W. WOODWALRD. ,Bur. Blighter Idannf4oturers,
and Neettanics'Dk. - -
TROILkB T. FIRTH, Esq., Treaenrer Pennaylranla
Railroad.
JAMES C. RAND & CO.. corner Market and Decal=
streets.
SAMUEL B. FALSE, Seq., Re. 707 Vine 'treat. '
ARAD BARROWS, Chairman.
J B WADE. Secretary, isyl94mwnt
ST. CLEMENT'S CHURCH,
TWENTIETH and CHERRY Sweets —Darin
/be summer tbc torotoo on finndar lithts Will be
omitted. Evening Prayer envy SUNDAY Arr R.-
NOON. at 5 a' clock. until farther notice. lt*
'COMMISSIONERS' KALI, T MIRO
STORY. -8. W. Corner THIRTEENTH awl
SPRING GARDEN Streets
ASHARBOA'S °FMB,
trEITEn STATE"; /TV/BANAL REVENUE
FOURTH DIBTAICT eANNSYLVANIA.
. .
PHILADELPHIA. June 8.1866.
NOTICE is hereby given to the residents In this Dis
trict-141h, 11th, 20th, Est, and 24th Wards that
THURSDAY next, the 16th Is the Jest day on
which the Aceietant Ageegeors can receive returne of
INCOMS, Without the addition of the PENALTY
prescribed by law for neglect.
All persons interested will give this matter their
prompt attention. D. P. SOUTHWORTH.
iee•gtr — Assessor.
rarOFFICE CHIEF ENGINEER OF
THE Mt DEFAINMENT—City Hall, 8. W.
center FIFTH and CLESTRDT Streets.
PHILAMT.LPHIA., nine 8, 1886.
TO THE FIBS DEPARTMENT.
The Delegation of TI• EBB from those Companies
in ending to participate in the •• Reception and Review
m the Returning Regiments,' on Saturday next. 10th
Instant, will corm at 1 o'clock P M. ,of that day, on
Broad Are., right resting on Columbia avenue.
equipped in fire taps, Bre shirM, belts, Mack pante. and
white OMB.
On reaching Washington and Fourth streets the dele
gation of Rieman will form line and the military pass
ln review • the Firemen then taking the rear of the
nolumu, and upon arriving at the Refreshment Saloons
:he parade will be dismissed. By order of
DAVID SI. LYLE.
Chief Engineer Fire Department.
- COOPER SHOP REFRESHMENT
111L0011, June 7. 7855
The Committee acknowledge the following contribu
tions:
Beniamin Etebardton'h donation—.—
5. a, W- wroLo.. bbl. Rum'.
hieCandiein With. bbl. - vinegar.
Oollairtion ttranihi. Driboail DR 00
Friend James Irvine (additional)... 070 no
Cub, tl rough Dr. n: • Wallace. to 00
Taloa G. Hardy— ...... —...• 25 00
Bond of Brokers •»»•».•...10000
David H. 10 00
4 sigimHoore & Son 60 t 0
n."Dtshaids 8 50
John Keeney2 CO
/are John Ferrero, 20 00
tub.
Israel Linter....... 2 00
T. H.Mare
seater Janne flewitin • ---,••• •••••• •"""* 0 00
National lova 60 5 LP
John N. H.nry fOlOO
Samuel Shone'. • • . 660
Waehington council. trnited — AYneataa
.. ........ —.. 10 07
Donation Bog.'" .. .... 27.76
&leo. Consti , ms ' from Jacob Simon.
Samuel. n John TM:MC and itialicrd
Trutton.
Chard Rational Bank•"
Tradema n' !Abilene! Bank.: •••• .••••••• .... '
Southwark Astional Eank.•••••.• •••••••••"•'
Imp , A NEW JIINIOB BASE BALL
ar.i&o' CUTS bits been organized, under the same of
TRH FIRST Si/MORAL. the days for prat Ica b 4
nada,' and Saturday All communications to be di•
rooted to J. MORRIS WELSH. Secretary.
At their roam, S. W. Cdr. FIFIISSATII and JSFFSEt-
SON Streets. jag at
NO rICN.—AN ADJOURNED MEET.
Io 0 of t. e 4te , ekh elders of the OILFILL AN OIL
COMPANY OF PENN IYLVit, IA win ba held at their
.oface. No. 400 'WALNUT Street, an FRIDAY AirgE•
muON next. J ate Rh. at 3 o'clock.
jeS 2t C. FRIER, See's , and. Treas.
NOT HEREBY OMEN
that aprwitcorte n has been made to the c in cm of
the "William Penn Oil Company" for renewal of Cir.
Mate Di o. 144 for four handrea and twenty entree in
said company, in the name of Hiram COMA, the anti
nal certificate having been lost or mislaid.
b. M. CORFPIN, Catania.
4te 605 W&LNUT Wroot
NOTICE...—THZ f-
LIG of tbe btOebbnidera. and elaction tqr Pre-
Went tad Direetorm or the Connectin_a Rslima., Cow.
€‘l3llll pill b J e un b :ll,lB l 3t e atlfo l caA ' .. C . --ny. on
EDMUND SMITH, Sectetsty.
RI. 1665. 171931.tjet8
jar OFFICE OF THE RELIANCE IN—
SURANCE COMPANY OF riIIiIdtDISLPIII",
Ito. 308 WALNUT Street.
Priu.ADStPerit, June 1 5, 1835.
The Enid of DWI/tors of the RabIALICE iNerl-
SASCE COMPANY of PhlladelPhia , ha" th/e d "
lieviared Dividend of VD FMB PER OEM . for the
r'x month", payable to, the Stockholders or their
alr eressetatives, on demand. free of taxes
adipt
TROY. O. BILL, sisoratam
Na - OPMBATrVE
07 pIiNNkiYINA
WALNUT Stmt. Sot floor
Nonni BoYder.
Z. H. Heitrieb.
a. Rosimberger.
Henry Garay.
OFNICERS.
PIIIII3IDENT,
1101803 DAYDRY.
EiSCHISTARY.
JACOB B. KBOTIT.
This Association differs from all others, it bent
strictly an animating or working capital interest &gra
dation. *ll the °spite' Mined for the prodnstion of oil.
The Aseociation hag a number of Leases on first clue
Oil Territory. and arrangements have been made for a
number more, audit ia declared at once to commence
the development of Oil. Oils of these LLessirs is on
Cherry Ben, In Venango cou4qtr. abon.t way hes
tweet its month and the town ot P lBl B. l . Clogs 10 tan
celebrated heed Well. which now nrodacse WO barrels
th e e contractor ich this Association is Muting 8 walls;
which is taxon at Eight Thotteend.Dol•
lace each, Including engines. derrithe, tubing. ac,
It is se *posed to sell Interests in one or all of the
wells at thle rare, no subscription being taken for less
than ore hundred dollars, which may be divided in
four different Weill, nag: Coat of each different wall
gum or 320th interest. at $2B each. $lOO, will give the
subscriber L 80th interest In enchwelle as he may *hews.
or 4.320 th interest In four different walls; thus dividing
t h e r i s ks, or he may tate a 320th interest in as many
wells as he may desire at the same rate.
.A quarter working capital, or interest costing SLOW.
may, with favorable indications of oil, be sold for
SLR° to dB.OOO infore the well to completed, while if
_held and the wall is completed theowner derives from
his interest an Income of from $B.OOO to PIO. 000 per an.
num., if the Will only Yield but twenty barrels
per day.
This is the matfett opportunity ever offered In the ell
speculation. The capital required for eight wells is only
sixty•four thousand dollars. The (ace was opened on
Idenday, the oth of inns, and $OO,OOO was taken the
drat day.
We call the attention of persons who may intend in
Vesting Moil stock to take interest tracheae eight wells
on Cherry Han, and the low capital reantrett. Many
companies with tracts of far lees value have one or two
millions of capital. and if no oil is struck all their sap',
till is sank; should this d.ssoolation fail to strike oil,
which is impossible in that section of country, there
would only the third dollar be lost—being the engines.
derricks, and 12 tube, would be worth $2 out of $3.
This Is the grolieSt Speculation eras offered. in nit
ventilation, without crest or trickery, with a email
capitol, sad with each a trifling rick.
Pot particular information, cell at the Mee. 1319
WALD UT Street, Rooms 10 and 13, first fl oar. my7-Or
gar- lIVION STATE CO SIVENTION.—A
State Convention will be held at Harrisbarg on
WEDNESDAY, the 19th Jn1y,1865, at 13 o'clock M.. for
the purpose of putting in nomination a State tisket. to
be supported by the friends of the Union at the coming
October Citation.
. . .
The earnest and zealous labors of a loyal people se.
cured the great vlotory in 1864 and made the war.
.which our enemies denounced to a failure. a Coriolis
etteetee to Ma.
. •
One flag has been maintained. our enemtes destroyed.
our Government preeenied, and palm ra•sstabliehed,
Let every blend who sided In this result lake measures
to be represented in that Convention, We must see to
itthat the fruits of our success are not lost to tne nation.
Beninese of vast importance will be presented for its
eenslderation, and every district to the Biala should be
represented. SIMON CAMBRON,
. Chairman.
A. W ' l3KNEnr " . !Secretaries,
WrENe
..ORNBY. jas.tjYl9
READQ,IJARTERS DEPARTMENT
U OF MINH LVANIA,
rim.A...T!..pste.Pa.. June 6.1866.
CIRCULI.B No e.
The attention of Commanding Officers of returning
Volunteer organizations is directed to the following ex
tract from General Order Mo. 94, current series, War
Department:
* * * *
"En route to. and after arrival in the Slate, the fol
lowing will be observed:
Immediately on arrival at the State Rendezvous
the Regiment will be reported to and taken control of
by the Chief Mustering ogicer for the State or his as
sietant at the point." * e a a
Pursuant thereto Commanding Officers of all Volun
teer organization!' returning to Philadelphia for flog
discharge wla., immediately on their arrival in the atty,
report their commande to Brevet
Eastern. B. LANE.
U. S. I Chief linetering Otileer, DiVillolt of
Pennsylvania.
by command or Major General Cedwelader.
JOHDI B. IPNIIILTZ,
Assistant Adjutant GeneraL
lar STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL AND
FLORAL FALB. —CAMDEN HOME FOR OR
PHANS arm DESFE9 UTE CHILDREN bold a Straw
berry Festiva. and Floral Fair, JIINS Mh, 7tb, Bth, 9ta,
and 10th, at Cotner of Third and Federal Streets,
Caumen_, N. J. Any contributions of Hams. Tongues,
Toys. Fancy Articles. will be thankfully received.
Articles can 'be sent to A G. CATTBLL dt 0,./. No 26
ti °MI Whatvet, or to EBBD'S HALL, Third and Federal
Streets, Camden. IL J. Please remember the Orphans
and destitute Cbildren.
MATTHEW NEWKIRK, President.
E. G. CATTELL. Vice-President. jels-5t
HEADquAircrions, DEPART
MEET OF PANDSYLVANIA.
PHILADIMPEILIi PA.. Jane B, 1361
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 63.
I. The sale 01 liquor is prohibited on all lines in this
Department traveled ba troops rOtaralng to be Wee
kend out of service.and at the rendszvone for their dhp
charge. until all such troops are dispersed.
11. Perseus violating this order will be arrested. and
the liquor found In their establishments will be emptied
out upon the ground.
Ny command of Alai or General Gadwalader,
JNO S. 80111JLTZIL
je3.lot Assistant Adiutant General.
re.. , NOTICE TO ALL DIRLINIVIJE MT
CORPORATIONS ORGANIZED UNDER ANY
LAW OF TAN STATE OF PRA NSYLVANIA.
Notice it hereby given W all companies Incortx.ratad
by or under any law of the Commonwealth of Penns*
vania, and organized at any time prior to the first Mon
day. of November. 1864 that have failed to make report
to the Auditor General under the Act approved ADM IL
1868. and the Aft approved April 30. 1809, that they are
required to report toythe Auditor General forthwith, as
follows, viz. :
In case a dividend 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 ant Monday of November.
1864, and any previous year or years in which the COOI
- may have had an existence; and in ease no divi
dend ben been declared during the year or years end
ing as aforesaid. then an appraisement of the cash
value of the capital stock, as it existed between the first
and fifteenth days of November. must be made by the
President or Treasurer, and a majority of the Directors,
under oath. When an appraisement is made, the re
port should also state at what time the Company was
organized.
In addition to the above report, under the act of April
21, 1886„ companies not paying a tax on tonnage are re
quiredlo make a separate report, under oath, of the
Treasurer. of the amount of net earnings or income re
ceived during the period from April 30 to November 1,
1164, in accordance with the second section of the act,
approved Airll 30, 1864
COMPANIRI4 INCORPORATED BY OTHER STATES
and ” doing business in this Commonwealth." are
notified that they are made antdect to the tax on net
earnings or income under the 2d section of the act of
April 30. 1864, and are required to report to the Auditor
General the amount of gush net earnings orincome re
ceived between the 30th of April and the let of 2(4•0331-
her, 1864.
Al) delinquent Companies Incorporated by or under
any law of the State of Pennsylvania, wilt be afforded a
reasonable time in which to make the 'eyelid reports
required by taw and above enumerated; but continued
neglect or refusal will sealant them to forfeiture of
charter, ruder the 2d p roviso of the 3d section of the
act of APIII 30. 1864, which it is he following words:
" Provided farther, Thee any corporation Which nut
failed to make returns to the Commonwealth, as re
quired by. the act of Aprll 21, A. D. 1868. entitled 'An mat
for the better securing to the Commonwealth the Pay
ment of taxes dn shy Incorporated comPanies, 'may make
mach return vritoin sixty days after the passage of this
act. any law to the contrary notwithstanding; 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,
shall have all their rights and privileges declared for
feited by proclamation from the Governor. "
ISAAC SLINKBR,
Auditor General.
W. H HE3151.3,
State Trtaturar.
EtAItRIBBURG, May 10. 1868. utyl3 1m
iIISOLDIERS 1 'IHE CITIZENS OF
Philadelphia have made arrangements to give you 4
warm. sincere, and cordial welcome on SATURDAY
next, It is earnestly hopes that every man who has
just returned victorious from the war for the Union will
be present on the occasion. to TECeiVd the congratula'
item and ihanla of his fellow. citizens.
We want every one of you to share is the rej Dialogs of
that day.
The followirg will be the programme: Form at aa17177
Cadwolader. 1130Y8 down to 04111111bla avenue, down
Columbia avenue to Broad street, sewn Broad street
(and be reviewed at Penn Square) to Washington ave
nue, down Washington avenue to the Refreshment Sa
loons, and there partake of the banquet prepared for
yen. AB. 'WSW ARP,
Clerk of Committee.
I HEADQUARTERS 118rn REM
P• V JUNE S. .1865.
ORDERS: The Regiment Will be assembled at CAMP
CA DwALABER promptly at 10 A M., 10th instant,
(BATIIIDAYo to receiN e MOP and accoutrements , and.
to prepare for the revieW 01 rettuned Veterans.
By order of
Brevet, Brigadier General Owr,r:
B. T. PECK, Lieut. and A. Adit. .le9-B'
!HEADQUARTERS ONE HUNDRED
ADD FOljEtTlinffEf PIIIIXB7LVANIA, VOLE.,
Bo 2128 DE LAECY PLACE Jane 8, 180'5
The Comnneekne for Second Lieutenants nave
reached me and will be famed o a Saturday tam:don at
Camp Cadwalader CHARLES a. T. COLLIE.
It Brevet Major General of Tolanteern
HEADQUARTERS 114TuREGI
MINT PennellVW& Volnuteare, No. WM W.
DELANCE I PLACE, June 7, 1866_
01)1C171,AIL r. quest the akar& and enlieted
men of the 114th Regiment to assemble, in full
at Chomp Cadwalader. on the morning of SATURDAY,
the 10th inst. , at 10 o'clock, for the purpose of receiving
their come and accoutrements, and participating in the
reception tendered them by the cluzensof ehtladelphia.
°dicers and enlisted men, who have been honorably
discharged prior to June t. 1866, will report to Captain
A R. DM US, at the same time and place. The Rand
and Drum Corps will report to the Regimental Adju
tant, The 'On= is to be headed tty General Meade,
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
Welcome tendered him by the
_pre eminently loyal city
of tbUad OVAL MANUS H. T. ()aunt&
jse•St Late Uolonel Z011(1,1,08.
HEAT QUARTERS 108 m R EGl
ismer P. V.. PRILADELPHIA, Sine 7. 1851.
I request the officers and enlisted men of the 198th
Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers to assemble, In
full uniform, at CAMP CADWALADER. on the morn
ing SATURDAY s 10th bat .at 11 o'clock precise
ly, for the purpose of receiving their arms and WM.
trements, ands participating in the reception tendered
them by the &tuns of Philadelphia. Officers and en
listed men whin have been honorably discharged for
reason of weandp and other canoes. prior to June 21,
1866, will report 'to James Orne, Adjutant 198. n nom
monk Pennsylvania Volunteers. at Camp Cadoreader.
at the same time This may be our last opportunity to
appear as a body under arms; let every man be &resent
to receive the welcome tendered him by the loyal citi
zens of Philadelphia. A °Reale J. MCKIM
Vol. and Brevet Brigadier Oeusral.
jef3.Bt 198th Regiment P V.
IHEADQUARTERS 121sTREGI-
I 0 tAIT r. V., .PHILADELPIT/A, Jane 7th, 13115
ClßlitilAß. —I request the officers and enlisted
men of the Mat Regiment Parma,leant*, Volunteers,
to assemble, in hall uniform. at CAMP OADWAL a-
DEL on the morning or SATURDAY, the 10th instant.
at 11 o'clock precisely. for the purpose of receiving their
arms and accouirs manta, and participating in the recep
tion tendered them hr the citizens of Philadelphia
°givers and enlisted man who have been honorably
discharged for reason of wound. or other maws, prior
to Jane 2d, ISM will report to I P. Bates, Adintant
121st Pennsylvania Volunteer., at Camp tnactwa.l....l.lr.
at the ante time. Tide may be OUT hid ODUOTIUDITY TO
meet In a body under anat. Let ever, man be present
to receive the weleome tendered him by the loyal citi
zens of Philadelphia wiser me m.
i€B. 31 Late Major and Brevet Colonel 12lat P. Vols.
20 00
25 00
IPRIZE MONEY AND GOVERN
MENT &MITT TO ALL WHO INTER THE
MUTED STATES RACINE 00EPIL
Orders have been received from the head of the
Kirin* Corp., at . Washington. not to restrict resrults to
a particular close Ism has been the ausa heretofore), but
to Proeivo ALL who have served In the volunteer ear.
viee, or to the regulars, or in the marines, and bare
been honorably disshargsd. Such persons enlisting in
the United States Hiatus. will resolve the Govern
ment bounty, and will also be entitled to their share of
rise money in any capture of the enemy's vessels.
r further Information apply at the recruiting rest
wrong. Ho 011 South PEWIT Street, between 9 A.
W. and I o'elosk P. K.. every day but Sunday, _
JAMES FORGET.
apl..tf Captain and Recruiting OPUS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
'UNITED STLTES IDTBENAL BEVENVE.
FIRST COLLNCTION DISTILICT 01 P.ENMYLVANIA
RXTRICT OF LAW_
&POTION M. And be it/nether enacted, That neon the
"'WIWI, qualities, and values of produce. goods,
wares, merehendiee, and articles produced or manu
factured. and cold cr delivered, hereinafter enumerated,
the manufacturer or producer thereof, whether m ma
featured or pranced for himself or for others, shall pty
to the Colleeior of Internal Boyentte within hie district,
monthly. within len (10) days from the twentieth day of
each month. the duties of such products or manatee
tune And
for neglect to pay such duties within said
ten (10) d aye. the amount of inch ntlen, wim the addl.
Hone heteitherme pteteribed. (10 per Cont. penalty. .
and the coats of warrant, Ac may be loyled upon
the real and personal property of any. MAI producer or
manninetwer. -
fha'at /Ku la HARDING, Colicntor•
OIL ASSOCIATION
lIIIA —MICK, No. 619
. looms Soo. 10 and If.
M ahl 0 1l
n ol Pe s r : n
Jacob &oat.
TRISAINUR,
Ft R. lIBLFRICK
MILITARY.
CURTAIN GOODS.
I . N. WALRAVB2I,
MASONIC HALL;
Tl 9 CHESTNUT STREET,
IS NOW OPENING
ANOTHER LARGE LOT OP
LACE CVIZTAINK;
, XLEGANT STYLES,
AT PRIORS, PEON 5 DOLLARS TO 150
DOLLARS PER PAIR.
WINDOW SHA.IDES,
CROIOE PATTERNS@
EE DEDUCED PRICES.
loyE
10 26 CHESTNUT STREET. 1026.
MUM STORE.
OEBTAINS, 00EIHOES, AND SHADES.
C. DC STOUT as CO.,
I•lll4mw4a
SILK & DRY GOODS JOBBERS.
To WHOLESALE BUYERS.
IraI4BIGINT DRY GOODS,
!EMBRACING LATEST NOV/MISS IN
DRESS GOODS
ADAPTED TO PRESENT SALES.
Received per we Otoirooro, sad for rue bv
JAB. R. CAMPBELL & CO.,
727 0H15T2137 Street.
m727-12t
FIREWORKS.
FOURTH OF JULY
FIREWORKS,
IN MAT VARIETY.
ROCKETS, CANDLES,
UNION AND ROMAN CANDLES,
MINES, TRIANGLES,
SHIP LIGHTS,
SNARES, BLUE LIGHTS,
FLOWER POTS, PIN WHEELS,
GRASSHOPPERS, COLORED FIRES,
ALSO,
A large Reortment of Wbeele, for male by
A_ 11. FRANCISCUS Sc CO.,
feB.96t 513 MARKET SUM.
3 00010 0 8111 Li gUI I : CI
WRITE SULPHUR
AHD
OHALY BEATE SPRINGS,
DOUBLING GAP, PA.
S. ROBINSON, PROPRIETOR
aIISON OPUS Jl7lfil 16th.
This delightful place is located In Cumberland cone
ty, thirty miles west of Harrisburg. It is aceeisible
from all the principal cities by railroad to Harrisburg,
thence by the Cumberland Valley Railroad to New
ville ;from Hewvilie eight mile' good staging to the
Springs. The stage is always In waiting upon the ar
rival of the cm s at Diewvine.
peeliengeis leaving Philadelphia , Baltimore, or
Washington in the morning can arrive at the Springs
the same evening at 6 o'clock. This hotel Is sommo
(lions and comfortable (hiving been recently thorough
ly renovated) with hot and cold bath attached, and ex
tepee° grounds for walks and amusements.
Terms $2. CO per day, or $ll per week. Over four
weeks $lO per week.
The long experience of the present proprietor enables
him to say that it will be conducted in a manner to
please all visitors. N. B. A tine livery is attached
to the establishment. je9 20t*
SEA BATHING,
BURP HOUSE.
ATLANTIC COL 111{W MISSY.
This°ld, established. and favorite holm will open for
the season on or shout the 20th of June. It is nearest
to the beach, securing cool breezes at all Bum. Its un
rivalled Bathing facitities. its complete furniture and
appointment, and its unexceptionable table, render this
house a favorite place for a summer aojourn at the
sea-aide. ?sweaters from the city are set down at the
door, and communisation with the inlets is had at all
times by rail. A dna band of music has been engaged
for the season. Parties wishing to secure Board will
address its proprietor at Surf Bowe. Atlantic City.
jeS-Set H S. BENSON. Proprietor.
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
CAPE ISLAND, N. J.,
Win open for the martian of Visitors,
On the 15th of June.
All communications for apartments. or noon other
business connected with the Honce, should be addressed
so
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Cape Island, Hew Jersey.
NEST •sc
Je2-fmvew raorRIBTORS.
NATIONAL HOUSE, YORE, PENNA.
-A- -This fine Hotel, recently erected on the northeast
corner of Market and Beaver streets, is now open for
the reception of guests, The house, hadd Int. and Bunt.
ture a, a entirely , new and of the beet unality. Then
are 71 rooms. with warm and sold bathe and water
closets on each floor. All its appointments and arrange.
Bents are those of first-elaee Hotel, and it is the de.
termination of the Proprietress to have it kept as such.
my29-mwilm Mal. 0. A. WEST.
KITTATINNY HOUSE,
DBLA.WABB WATER GAP.
This favorite Mountain resort le UM OPell to vi
sitors.
Train)! leave Philadelphia, from Rondo/don Depot, at
Si 7 A. H. sod 3 SO P. M., and arrive at the Gap at 1 P.
Si and 8.46 P. M.
Referencea—Morton McMichael, Franklin Peale.
Lcuis A, Godey. H. B. Benner., S. R. Martin, Charles
Backer, C Sherman.
Terms, $l4 per week.
jcS lm L. W. BRODHEAD. Proprietor.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
ORESSON SPRINGS.
This d elightfal and romantic watering place, situated
on the engsmit of the Allegheny Mountains, at CRAM
Mellon. en the Pennsylvania Railroad,
Witt be Opened for the Reception of Guests,
On MONDAY, June 19th, 1660.
Several new cottages have been amend_ the trends
have been beautified and improved; and Cresson isnot/
one or the most beautiful hill homes in the United
States. Incursion tickets, good until October Ist, are
sated by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
For farther information. address
GIO. W. MULLIN. Proprietor,
CRESSON SPRINGS,
.10.1 m Cambria county, PI.
ATLANTIC CITY.-" THE CLAREN.
Don" is now open for the accommodation of
BOARDERS, transient and permanent
MAY Ibtt, 1865, Da, JAMS .TRNICINS.
MM. wfmlet Proprietor.
SUMMER RESORT,
BROAD TOP MOUNTAIN HOUSE
HUNTINGDON COUNTY, P.
This old and popular Mountain Resort will be opened
for the reception of guests on the let of June. This
house has recently been thoroughly renovated and ins
proved In a insane? that will be satisfactory to its pa
trona. ligenreion tithe% will be leaned by she Penn
•ylvania Railroad company. which. will be good natil
the let of October next. A back will be la readiness 01
the arrival of the we at Dudley to convey guests to the
hotel. a distance of two miles. Terms moderate.
For parttoulare. address
WII. T. PBAF.SON. Proprietor.
Broad Top City.
run be Huntingdon stennty,
T HE
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
CAPE BILLY, NEW JERSEYI
Will be owned this season on the TIFTBNNTH Ng)
OF JUIN, for the reception of guests
This leading house trill, for the coming meason, tapir
sustain its well-established reputation.
OrestlY ensouraged by the business of last year, the
proprietor feels satisfied that a Hotel conducted ctearir
firei•ciaaa must eontlane a surmise at this old and pops
lar resort.
The railroad facilities are promised to be excellent.
Beck's celebrated Philadelphia Band hits been se
cured for the OOLDNBIA the coming season.
For room,. &a., apply to .1. EL DROIXISON, Neu
chant's Betel. PhiledeiPhis, or to
°NONNI J. DOLTON, "Proprietor.
myl94m Can ISLAND, N. J.
ITOWLAND'6 ROTEL,
LONG BRANCH. M. S. .
will be open for the reception of guests Jane the'lolo.
je3-Ira HOWbAZID, HBBBOBT, St CO.
prERATA MT. SPRINGS.-THIS
-A-A delightful and romantic watering place, beaut[•
fully situatid in the healthiest section of Lammas]
county. and acknowledged to be the " garden spot"
of Pennsylvania. Will open for the accommodation of
guests on the Hilt of Jane. Railroad communication
twice a day from Philadelphia. on the Pennsylvania or
Reading , Railroad, and daily from Baltimore and Row
For particalars address the pyoprietor.
161-2 m w. FESDBRICIK.
T CRBTTO BPRIEGB, CAM BRIA
COUNTY, PA. —Tide favorite Summer Resort will
be open for the mention of visitors on the Ist of Joly.
Coaches will be in readiness at Cresson Station to con
vey visitors to the Springs. Loretto liprlngs 11 unarm.
Passed for its beautiful scenery and ealubrious climate.
• band of mimic is engaged for the season. For partletP
lams address. P. A. OIBBOste. Proprietor.
taYSl.lm Loretto, Calabria county, Pa.
p.BABIDE HOUSE,
1,1 700 T OP PENNSYLVANIA. AYNNUE.
ATLANTIC CITY. NEW JERSEY.
Is now open for the Reception of Oneida
myl7.lnr , DAVID SCATTERGOOD.
THB ATTENTION OP RETURNED
volunteers, and otbere, about purchasing J%W -
IlLitir. le Invited to the lam and elegant imeortment of
Oold and Silver Watches, or Amer loan and - Faretga
makers, Diamond Pine. Ethic Stade, cud bete, Chain!,
sub, &c. ; Mixer andlPlated Ware. which wilt be sold.
at the lowest prices, bit DOMIIS.
Diamond Dealer and Jeweler.
ja,gte No. 801 ORESTRUT Street.
CIEN. PRITCHARD.—FINE CARTES,
ao., from li fe of Oen. Pritebard. the Captor of
leffDavti, can be had at P. OUTIKONST'S flattery,
704 ABM( Street. je9-8t
TWE PRESS.-PITITADELPITIE; FRIDAY, 31INK
UNITED STATES
THIRD SERIES.
5230.000 1 000.
Ny authority of the Secrete, of the Treasen, the
undersigned, the General Subscription Agent for the
sale of United States ibentritiet, offers to the While
the third tortes of Treasury Notes. bearing area and
three-tenths per sent, interest per annum, known as the
SEVEN.THIRTY LOAN.
There Notes are honed under date of July 11, 1335,
and are payable three years from that date in our
relay, or are convertible at the option of the holder into
V. S. 6-30 SIX PER OWN
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.
These Bonds are no worth a handsome premium.
and are exempt, as are all the Government Bonds,
from State, Counts/. and Municipa taxatilm, which
adds from one to three per cent. more to Met, octLets.
amording to the rate levied upon other property. The
interest is payable semi-manually by coupons attached
to each note, which maybe out of and sold to any bank
or banker.
The interest at 7. 96 per sent. amounts to
One cent per day on a $6O soft.
Two cents per day on a $lOO note.
Ten stall per dap on a WOO sob.
Twenty cents per day on a $1,060 note.
One Dollar per day on a $5,0:10 note.
Notes of all the denominations named will be
Promptly furnished upon receipt of subscription.,
The notes of this Third Series are precisely similar in
form and privileges to the Seven-Thirties already sold,
except that the Government morns to itself the option
of paying interest in gold coin at Oyer cent. instead of
7 B.loths in currency. Subscribers will deduct the in
terest in currently up to July 16th. at the time when
they subssriba.
The delivery of the 10766 Or ibis Third ?vies of the
Seven-Thirties will eoinnisztas on the let of Jane, and
will be made promptly and continuously atter that date.
The slight change made in the conditions of ibis
TRIED SERINO affects only the matter of interest.
The payment in gold, if made, will be equivalent to .
the currency interest of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event of which
only will the option to pay interest in gold be availed
of, would so reduce and equalize prices as that pur
shams made with 'six per cent. in gold would be fully
equal to those made with well and thrwlenthe per
cent. In currency. This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
now offered by the Government, and its superior ad
vantages make It the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OP THE PEOPLE.
Less than $280,000,000 of the Loan' authorised by
00111/01111 are now in the market. This amount, at
the rate at which it U being ablOrbed, will all In
subscribed for within sixty days, when the notes
will undoubtedly command a premium, it las nal
formly been the ease on closing the subseriptions to
other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and seotion of the
country may be afforded facilities for taking the Loan,
the National Banks, Slate Banks, and Private Bankers
throughout the country hate generally agreed to re•
seise subscriptions at par. Subscribers will ieleottheir
own agents, in whom they hare confidence, and who
only are ,to be responsible for the delivery Of the notes
for which they naive orders.
JAY COOKE;
EMBOBITTION AGENT,
No. 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
SEVEN -THIRTIES,
AT PAR, AND INTEREST ALLOWED TO JIINIIS.
For sale by
F. STAMFORD. Joe. L. SOLIBTOIf.
STAMFORD & HOUSTON,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Ho. MIS SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA..
Dealers In Government Bosurities.93tisale. triketinut
Money. Clay Warrants. &o.
Mocks bonter and sold on 'Domini...ston at stositorolar
Board of Broken. m 723 1m
IiMAZD 103/1L IO&AOI B. MUM
EDW. ROBINS as CO.,
STOOK AND FAZILANGB
BROKERS,
Milo. 47 SOUTH 'MOW MIEN%
PHILADILPHIA.
ALL =DO OR
BANS POEM SOLD, SILVER. MOSS, 10/IDB,
AID GOVHENXINT
BOUGHT AID BOLD.
llollattions awls on all este of the 000nfrY.
Deposits misdeed. alibied to sight ann, mad interast
allows& mh7-111
Tits rittililL/IT SAVING FUND,
KO. 1.116 80171 . 11 FOURTH ST=EEL ifilLOW
CHESTNUT,
Pug Ave por sent. Interest on DOOMS. Agents for
the sale of United Statile 7 3-10 Loans at Par. Govern
ment. State and City Loam and Meeks bought and sold
for depositors and others on Commission. roblll-Sga
FLAGS I 'FLAGS I I
EVANS dc ILISSALL,
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
EiANNE.Ettio,
Silk, Bunting, Muslin, and De Laine
SWORDS, BASHES,
LINCOLN
•
morcuarmrer ALesocteerzoN,
OFFICE NO. 921 CHESTNUT STREET,
oft übscriptions will be received da il y for the °reign
he
MONUMENT
TO
PRESIDENT LINCOLN,
Between the hours of 9 o'clock, A. M. and P. IL
Contributions should be addressed to JANIS L.
CLAIGEORIL, Treasurer.
ALEXANDER HENRY, President. .
JAMES L. OLAOHORA, Treasurer.
OKLA J, STILL!. Secretary. je7-6t
CORNELIUS WENDELL. tWILLIAIt H WATSON,
Late Public Writer. Late Chief Clerk Sab. Dep.
WENDELL & WATSON
PROSECUTE CLAIMS BEFORE EVERY DEPART
MEET OF THIS GOVERNMENT.
Office Room, No. 314 PENNSYLVANIA Menne,
Direotly opposite the Metropolitan Rotel,
je6•lm P. O. Box 269, WAAL. eon, D. O.
805. Aiwa STBIBV I D E IAING BOOMS.. 805.
CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAN SALOON.
No. SOS ARM STREW, FRILADELPRLA.,
(North hide, above Eighth.
We Would rerimetttilly Worm the public that we
have opened a DINING AND ICI CREAM SALOON at
the above-named looatlon. where we will be happy to
watt on all who may favor no with a call, at all hours
of the day, from IN A. 11. to hi P.
A good Roast Dinner of any kind, with potatoes,
bread and butter, cents The same, with any three
Sao 60 cents
"Ita b li a cc 'k
hand •
always elm on
01101 CH FRUPit4 ID EDWINA
ME ADD PLAID 00igFECTIONERY ;
PLAID AND PANe2 CAKES
CERAM ADD JELLIES.
ALSO E- ,
DOW'S OELEBRATBD 10ORIAM SODA WATER.
with the ebolcest syrups.
On the Arm floor la lnrnished the moat delightful sum
mer drink, icy cold, pare and sparkling.
Gentlemen, whose families are out of the city daring
the hot weather, will And this god the pleas to pro •
sure a quiet homelike meal.
Gent. emsn and MINN hasir g rooms, can be furnished
board for six days of tte week,,tt less rates than usual
bill of fare
The location being central renders It a deelrable place
for ladles and gentlemen of our city. as well as the snr •
roandlog =BOY. j9B 9t
SOO. AEON STRUT. BOO.
PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS TAKEN
of churches and other public edifices. country
seats and homestead for tnoca who wish to perpetuate
thelreezoblance. APPLY R F. IMBIBE'S G 4 ASCE
Street.
A VERY SUPERIOR GUM DROP,
aeyared by STWIIiI
10 MAR F. WRlTma = jx.
Street.
FIN3IICL4L.
7-80 LOAN.
PHILADELPHIA.
aTJNE ISSUE,
IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT'
3311 - EXIDI4 .Sr. CO.,
NO. $4 DOI7TH THIRD EITHER?.
MILITARY GOODS.
411 S ARCH . STREET.
FLAGS,
OF ALL BUIS
BELTS, PASSANTS, &c.
MILITARY GOODS,
OF EVERT DESCRIPTION
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
COOPER & OONARD,
NINTH AND nt&mcver.
FINE OASSIKERES.
LINEN DRILLS AND DUCE.
SUMMER COATINGS.
THIN DRESS GOODS.
NEW WHITE GOODS.
DOMESTICS REDUCED.
ELEGANT SILK OWN:WES.
BLACK HERNANI SHAWLS.
3e4 Et
SWISS MUSLINS.—WILL OPEN TO
DAL one tare of Plain Swiss Masan', renting in
price host 22 cents to tal, very mach liner than usual
for the price.
W/11711 TARLATAN, 8 4 wide, just remind. seve
ral mutilate, some Of which are exceeding/7 fine, PM ,
1/01' yodeler twins.
entk TARLATAN. for COVertau, juntrecotiaat ea.
other lot am nea t Tarlatan for Coverings. titc.
NOTTINGHAM LAVES, for Valances, &c. about half
yard wide: a few cartons of Ws yen scarce arot desi
rable Lace, mach less than their actual vain. NOTTINGHAM LACE TIDIES. Invite especial at
tention to my present large variety of TIDIES; some of
which are very large and elegant, at low prices
NEW JOINED BLOND Several new and choice
patterns, at 4. 6. 6Mourriey...centa a yard.
BOSINET FOOTING or - QUILLING. DIMLY widths
This item, PO generally wanted, may be had in largest
or smallest gam:Atty, having. probably. as much In
Mock at present as the entire Lace trade of the city com
bined.
Small storekeepers please notice that the largest stock
of Lame, alumna under regular prices, is to be found at
ROANE'S Lace and Embroidery - Store, No 38 North
EIGHTH Street, lt*
COOPER & CONARD, NINTH :AND
maTacim, have
The best Catena ere stock in town.
Good Linen Drilla, Docks, Coatings.
Tailors' Linings, of every kind.
Muslin stock complete, prices right.
Funny Mum., selling, gold, at ale,
Ganze,_domet and other Vienne's.
Pearl Wool Detainee, 65 and 65 cents.
Ixtra One black Mohair Alpaca, 111.•
Lenin's 6.4 black Wool Detainee. $l.
Good stock White Sainrook,
Bird-eye Linen, striped Muslim, Onset Cambrics end
Jaconets,leiffed Musics,,Ploae. dco.
White Wage and other thin Shawls.
Bilk Racques and Summer Dusters je7-tf
BLACK AND FIGURED SILKS.
A. & H. AM%
we& lin 920 iNIZITKUT Wreak
I - CHAMBERS, 1 4 10.• 810 ARCH BT.
J• • RHYTHM STOOK KIIDIFOBD.
Black Thread Lam.
Thread Vella.
Thread Lase .Birhes.
Heroatitehed,Hanokerehlere, bagalne.
Cambric Edging, and Insertions.
Shirred And nosy French Hustles, for Waists.
SHSTLAID SHAWLS AND SILK IKANTLES selling
off below cost. je6 6t*
G RAY MATERIALS FOR TRAVEL
LIMO DRUM& 92 6
CH H ST M UT MA r
eet
PLDIDD STOCK OF LINEN
A- ,
GOODS, WV opened at 704 ARCH Street. nom
prising—
Turkish, Bath, Hunk. and plain Linen Towels.
Hopkins of beantlfal patterns. and all grades.
-Table Linens, blenched, half-bleached, and brown.
Richardson do Danbar% Dickinson's, and other
Linens.
Ladies' and Gents' L. 0 Mktg, from 7.2%* to 81—
hem'd stitched and cord horders—very_ nice.
mnBl. tf JOH, H. STOKES.
MOURNING MILLINERY.
A. & H. MYER.
UyB4m 9l & CHESTNUT Street.
8.4 HEAVY MESH BLACK HER
NADI OR GRENADINE.
8.4 black Hernani, ordinary mesh.
8-9 black Tamartinee and Grape Musts.
8-4 wbite Tantartinee and Eames.
Single- w Wit 8.8 wide black Emma.
Heavy mesh 6-8 wide black Hernani,'
Black Tsmartinee, Crape Karatz, and Charlie/1.
Double-width blank De Lalees and remise Cloths.
Black Grenadines and Bombazines.
Single- width black,De Laines.
EDWIN HALL &
in ,90 tf 816 South MOND Street.
SHETLAND SHAWLS, 1.11 EVERY
varletY. tags MYERS.
invß4m 9.%6 CHNSTAIIT Meet.
RPECIAL NOTION.
- SELLING OFF ENTIRE STOCK
TO CLOSE BUSINESS I I
GOOD-WILL AID FOESS FOR SALE
THOM:MST AID CHIEN.
We invite nodal attention to the above management.
We hay* a Lome Stook.
We are Selling Cheap.
Every yard Ic to be dosed out on or before the let day
of September. Silks gad Drees Goode.
Cloths, Oassimeres, and Linen goods.
Obowls,Olosks BUM, HOG. Imam
Manna and Calicoes moth under market mice.
THOltlf LEY ag HISM
Cor. of EIGHTH and- SPRING GARDEN.
MANTILLAS, ALL STYLES. FOR
moan:this. A. & H. MIMS.
mvB•lm 928 013.86TNUT Streit
VIGIJRED SILK ORBNADINES,
of the beet .4 SLOO
nalities and styles, in Slash and Gray
Grounds. Gio to
Travelling.Dress Goods, In every vnristy. --
New Dress Goode, in treat variety.
Handsome Ohene Silks. $l6O.
VIET CHEAP BLACK SILKS,
suitable for Dresses, Mantles. and Sacques.
COTTON GOODS AT LES E S
S. THAN WHOLIBALB
PRIC
Merrimac. Sprague. and Paella Prink, 2154.
10 4 Walthtm and POPIRM bleashod. eheekings. $l.
EL STEEL &
10784 r Nos 713 and 715 North TENTH Street.
GI.RENADINE BAREGES, ALL
widths. A. & H. MYERS.
0131.1 m 926 CH&IITNOT Street.
NEW OSEEILIT FOR 1805.
al MM ATSU 11111 , 7X1102( Or THI AGE II
HOOP SKIRTS.
Z. W. HEADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(or double) SPRING SKIRT.
MISTS' BRADLEY st oaRT (late le J. 0.
Westh SOLEPROPRIETORS and ifIOrUFAOTEFRIFRA
83 CHAMBERS and TO and 81 WADS Streets, New
noughts of DUPLEX (or two) EL
LIPTIC; Steel SPRINGS, Ingeniously BRAIDED TIGHTLY and
FIRMLY together, EDGE to EOM making the rorrongsr.
most FLEXIBLE. BLAST/0, And DURABLE SPRING ef i r
used. • They seldom BEND or BREAR,, like the Sin
Springs. and consequently preserve their PERFECT and
BEAUTIFUL SHAPE TWICE *5 Long as any other SKIRT
I. O HE WONDERFUL FLEXIBILITY and great COMFORT and
PLEASURE to any LADY wearing the DUPLEX SLLIPTIO
SHIRT wtll be experienced particularly in all crowded
ASSEMBLIES, OPERAS, CARRIAGEs. RAILROAD CARS,
CHURCH PEWS. ARMCHAIRS, for PROSES ADE And HOUSE
Daus. as the SKIRT Can be POLDED • whelt in use to OM
EY a small PLACE SS easily as a SILK OF MUSLIN DRRSS.
A Lens having enjoyed the pleasure. comfort , Mad
great convenience of WEARING the DupLy.x ELLIPTIC
Mrssz , RPanto SHIRT for a SINGLE DAY will never after
ward willingly dispense with their use. For CHILDREN.
Misese, and Bunke Lawns they are siTentOn to all
others.
THEY are the best STUMPY in every part, and nu•
Questionably the LIGHTEST. Mgt DESIRABLE, COMPORT
ABLE snd ECONOMICAL SKIRT *TOT mad
COMPORT
OR BALI in all FIRST. CLASS STORES in this CRT. and
throughout the UNITED STATEN HAVANA DR CUBA.
MEXICO, SOUTH AMERICA, and the WEST INDIES.
_ APAr IEQUIEE POE THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
mrls.2m
HOOP SKIRTS. 62
•1D1 . 168 , HOPKINS' "Owe , MAKE" OF 8*
Boor BRIMS, the best assortment and beat quantr
and et leg in the city Gore Trails, all lengths and
eine. from 18 to 66 springs, from $1 76 to $4. Mein
Skirts, all the new shapes and sizes, from 19 to 60
springs, from $1.40 to $B. Skirts of extra heavy steel
and extra tapes from 20 to Ni springs, from $1.90 to
$2.76. Hisses' and Children's, of every grade, from 6
to 66 spridge, from 4 to 8 cents per erring; they have no
equal. lasts for the New Flexible skirt, the most
pliable Hoop Skirt made, and fully equal to the Duplex
paptia Skirt, and at touch lower prices. Also, son
scantly Ischand, full lines of low-priced New 'Fork
Skirts. kidledded and metallialastened-16 springs,
gee. ;10 springs, $1; 66 springs. $1,15; 60. springs, $1 25;
and 40 spring*, $11.60. skirts made to order, altered,
and repaired, at DRS ARCH Street, myl4 Dtt*
GROCERIES.
COFFEE ! COFFEE ! COFFEE !
HENRY CHAPMAN,
932 ARC.I3. STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
TRUE
Java, Manilla, Lagnayra r , & Rio►
ROASTED WITHOUT
WATER
OR
LARD!
LARD ! !
LARD!!!
COFFEE! COFFEES COMES
itiskst
4ro FAMILIES RESIDING IN THE
EDELL DISTRICTS
We are prepared. as heretofore. to supply families, al
their country residences, with
EVERT DESCRIPTION OP FINE GEOCERIES. TEAL
ao FI NE
ALBERT O. ROBERTS.
ruY244 Corner SLISVSIITH and VINE Streets.
CARFDTA AND OEL•CLOTHS.
1865. SPRING. 1865.
GOWEN ECHO 141ILSAS,
BIDIANI'OWN, PA.
ikIrCALIAMIL , as CO.,
L&WUYAOTVBENS AND IMEPORTERS 07
OIL CLOTH. MATTINGS,
WUOIXSALII DEPARTNIMT,
*O9 CRISTATIT ISTRIE;
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
$l9 ONISTNIFT STh3fl.
GOLD'S PATRIITIMPROVED STEAM
ARD
WATER-HEATING APPARATUS
MR WARRING and VJUITILATINO PUBLIO BITUM
ENS and PRIVATE 8,38/DBXCES.
KAIUPAOTVRID B! TIN
UNION NUN AND WIWER.INITING
VOIXPANI
OP PENNSYLVANIA.
JAMS P. WOOD aft- - 00-,
AI south MIRTH Strut.
B. FpLTWELL. RIP%
Jameall, -
Ll.ll/J.u.IIZ.Y.t,UIA
LITTLE, BROWIi, t CO.,
110 WAI/11101100 mint BOSTON.
allYo In Pre Ell, stid will publish ImmcitatelY;
JOHN BBIGET ON TUE AIICEIUCAN
41MISTION.
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di FOR SALE.—A. VALUABLE PRO
arm MITT, on Market Square, Germantown. The
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mented with di e shade and fruit trees. Apply at "Is
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MAIM and AHMAT streets , Twenty
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VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
'guar°Ta, no•th mae Pine street, above Tweu•
00, In ported order. Siad :with every - regulate sea
voutesee. Price s9,,Ota. Address BIM 471 Putladetabta
Post Office. je9 Si.
mm FOR BALE—AT THE VILI4.GE
wof Haddonfield, New Jersey—A handsome Modern
DWELLING HOUSE and shoat Three Acres of Land,
suitable for the summer or permanent residence of one
doing business in the city. Location, six miles from
Philadelphia. about one square from station on the
Camden and Atlantis Railroad, by 'which mesas may be
bad to and from Philadelphia by elz trains daily each
way. Rome large and well finished, with modern
oonyvnteneee. Elegant shrubberY t :ash ac, Oat"
az Coach. house attached.
Immediate seession. Apply to
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11 FOR BALE-A. DESIRABLE RE
SIDENCE, centrally located. in an elegant neigh•
borhood; house 26 feet front, contains all modern im
provenier tr. wide hall, large parlor, library, &cand
le in somplete order. Choice fruit and shrubbery in the
Lotmet price $12.00. oroneiderable portion or
which can remain, if delimit. would be exchanged
for a mallet' property. Apply No. 40 North FOURTH
Street. tel3.6P,
r TO LET- CHESTNUT-STREET
STOKE, No. 1031, with Dwelling, and with mo
dern improvements. JOS St•
TO LET-A PLEASANT COUN
"OTRY SBaT, with large. commodious Bonde. Sta.
Wog, Fruit. Shade. MARKET B t
awes eat the yeTa road.
Apply at 203 MARKET Btrcei, second door. )07.310.
gr GERMANTOWN-A CONVENIENT
•mn Furnished 130118/1 pith Stable, to rent for the
Summer to a smell family. Addrese "H. M.," Ger.
mantown Poet Office.
fin FOR SALE, A BEAUTIFUL AND
Mat valuable property in the Twenty fourth ward.
Fine large garden. largo atone mansion, stable, and
coach house, with every convenience and comfora that
modern improvement can afford. Vine unlade trees,
fruit, flown, and shrubbery. Price, *AMC For far
ther particulars call at 80. 112 8. FOURTH btrest,
third mory..front building. j 93.60
a FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE-
Mul-Whe PHILADELPHIA. BOMB, at OAP& leLAND,
capable of accommodating . Prez Barents nelsons. Thte
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CUDY togetber. Price cab WA. Part or the feta
tore may also be had cheap B P. OLISHE,
je3 1913 South FOURTH etreet.
L FOR SALE—FIRST-CLASS 8 D
LING 1820 North BROAD Street—tot 22x300.
STUBS—Exc.llent baldness place-214 DOCK Street.
BEAT DWELLING, EIGHTEENTH Street,.north of
Wallace. east able.
LARGE DWELLING. 1834 GREEN Street. ' •
WELL 131I1LT D livirzuva, 1226 North FIFTEENTH
Street.
THREE. STOKE DWELLING, 124 UNION Strati
Tern chtap.
With many other very desirable properties, 121 almost
every park of the city.
Allo, a lame number of Cottages and Terms.
B. F. GLENN, DM South Point rEt Etrest,
.03 And S. W. cor. BEVENTEENTEI and GREEN.
el FOR SAL R--ROUSE, NO. 908
MA.
FRANKLIN fltreot. above, Poplar. Int:mire of J. P.
FERGUSON. Jo. 14931 North FIFTH Bt. jet Im'
ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3.-FOR
.M=SALE—A handsaws COTTAGE (opposite cite G. 8
Hotel), with or 'without Munition, containing 13 rooms
and a good cistern. Apply to H J. WOOTON, Atlantic
City, or to J. H. BATIK Seventh Motional Bank,
MMiadelptia. nly'd9.l2l
PRIVATE SUE OF A SMALIA g
Nan TAMIL —The following Real Istate. contain
ing between fifteen and sigteen sans of land, In good
concision, situated on the old Lancaster road. six stifle
from the permanent bridge, in the townehlp of Lower
Merlon, and county of Men tgomery, one mite from the
Athensville station, on the Pennsylvania Railroad. and
half a mile from the Libertyville stalion, on said rail
way. The Improvements are a comfortable HOUle.
Barn and other outhouses, a well of excellent water at
the door, a Bpring-house over a never•failing spring.
.A stream of water passes through the oleos capable of
watering cattle all the year round. The land is all
under culture Title indisputable. Immediate Pesetas.
Men will be given if requ'red
For Maher particnisre. inuntre of WILLIAM MO
EBBVBR, Ho. WAR Norkh TRIAD Street, or to the
subscriber, residing thereon.
3e9 2t* A. N. McKFIVIL
CHESTER COUNTY.-FOR
SALE—.A. See Paßlif in Willistown township
three miles from Paolt Station. on the Pennsylvania
Central itatirosd,eixteen miles from the city. Fine old.
etyle stone mansion, fifteen rooms, piazza in front,
pleasantly located; large double•dselter etone barn,
with oyerrhots and shedding; stone tenant house; tins
spring; watered by Oran Creek. Excellent land, mita
ble fora dairy ox grating. Sold by order of executors,
to close an estate. Price $ll6 per acre; terms seer.
JA BB 11. CUMMINS.
504 WLLSOT Street,
Call for a catalogue of Delaware and Chester coact)
farms. 3.7.31
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FOR SALE-A GOOD STYLISH
pMr of young bay DORMS. good size, and
perfectly reliable; match well. Alec t a fine Snell&
bodied four. spring Phaeton, and a falling.toP single
Carriage, and a new double sat of Barnes', firs-gilt
mountings, and set of single Harness, silver mountings;
by a gentleman going to tame!.
J. 8 P.,
jeg SP 217 MARKET Street.
FOR 8A143-A FZW TOP
ilaf: and no-top Wagons or oar own
0.60. w wAT.ON & CO .
je7 et ao. 1248 0138STNOT Street.
ROARDING.-A HANDSOME
A- 0 Stoond•story Frost BOOM at No. 64 Elonth
WASHIBIGTON rquars.
FOUR:DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH
BOARD. st Mrs WILDOOBB', sear HAVOLFORD
6TATIOA. resravylvants BMIVOILd. je7a►lm3t!
ROARDING -VACANT SEVERAL
-A-• HARMONIC ROOM, at
t0y.91.111* 90 6 SPRUCE WERIII4.
BOABD, WITH FIRSTCLASF
DAY
Dinner', at No. 614 South WASHISOTOY
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SARK J. L. DAVIS.
SAMUEL C. COOK. Auctioneer.
ON TUESDAY MORNING;
JUNE 20th. UO6, at u. &desk, et the
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THR )31DB•WBEEL 6TYAhttg 1111111TILLS.^-tegle.•
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Inches; depth of hold Z feet 8 Inched Thee one-beam
engine; diameter of entailer es hiehms I length of stroke
11 feet. Brie rigged.
THE sum vr HEEL BTS►HSB cams oxim
Register dimensions: Length 244 feet 8 inches; beam 81
feet: depth of bold 29 feet 9)4 inches. Has one side
lever engine; diameter of cylinder 86 Mau; length of
stroke 8 feet. Moaner rigged.
TEN IRON SCRBW•IO9IbIiR mmodrA. —Wale
dimeneione Lertmih 191 feet; beam 21 feet 9 Imbue
depth of bold 18 feet Res torn vertical engineer diems•
ter of cylinder 8438lnehert length of strolls 80 Inchon,
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THE SCREW:IMO ACAClA—Register dlneenelmurr
Length 112 feet 2 Inchon ;. beam Zffeet 1 inches depth of
hold 12 Test, Reg coy vortical engine • diameter of oslln•
dor 28 Wheat length of stroke Mae& 201/ooner
rigged,
THE SCREW-STEAMER AMBE/DOl. —lonian/ die
monotone: Length 185 twat bears EY feet; depth of hold
12 het. Ens one inertia& engine; diameter el cylinder
62 Sallies; length of stroke 3 feet.
THE SIIIIEW.I3O Z. B. HAAS:—llegleter Croon.
!tons: Length 168 feet 6 inehes; neon 26 test 6 indiums
depth of hold 7 feet 2 locket Has one Teraina sunset
diameter of cylinder 26 taches;• length of stroke 15
inches. Sloop signed.
THE BEBE J. L DAVlS:—Eelister dimennions;
Length 183 feet: beam SO feet; depth of hold 12 feet 4
babes.
The abetro-nen,ed eeeeete at,' he soldvon liollitre;
eomplate eat a tan, Nino ? Bunning ant
Standing Rigging, &O.
Inventories at the Auction FtOrei No. Mk Battik
FRONT Street.
Twenty per ceutum of theurchase money mast be
raid on the day of side, and t he remainder befOre the
vessel is removed from the Navy I ard. which. will be
done within six days after the date of hale.
J. B. HULL.
COMMAND/UM
ise 9 13 15 17 20
HERKNESB 7 BAZAAR; NINTH
and SAHBOll6treeVE
AMMON SALE OF 110111339. si
On SATIIRDAI MORNING Int, at IR watook, eaat
rfaip
SIXTY BO MB.
salted to karma and the saddle. Fnll deeoriptiOna al
male.
ALSO,
new and ersondltand amylases, &c., with Which. the
gala commence, Single and doable hems', lade
dies, bridles. &a.
Air Sale of Bones &e., on Wednesday.
Jed 2t if ALFMID M. liSliKeilleS Auctioneer.
ABIUSERIENTEL
NEW OEIESTNIIT-STRE
4.1 TES—OHESTNUT STREET, ABOVE TWELFTH,
FRIDAY EVENING. Jane 9„
LAST EIGHT BUT ONE
Of the greet Double Bill:
• POCHAHONTAS.
AND IRE
CORSICAN BROTHERS.
Which have been received during the past eight night*
by HOUSES. CROWDED TO OVIIBFLO WING.
Both pieces will bepresented with
NEW APD BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,
Superb Costrunes,Wonderfoi Idaehinery, Grand DaIIONS
Stirring Marches. and great cast of characters,
At the mount of many persons the pleonasm* will
commence this weekwith the Extrayagenza of
POCAHONTAS
And ton o lndo With the absorbing and tenderfeet*
Drains. in 8 sett. TEs coggsAir SIMMS.
SATURDAY AFITANOON, Jane 10th,
FORTY SEVENTH GRAND FARMS RATTNER.
When POCAROgiIg an will be performed.
MONDAY., June Th. Benefit of .0 (I, Footer.
TRIKDAY EVENING, Tune El. Idles LIMA Webs
MEP DAIIOBTBRS OF SAUL
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCHOpt.
STREIT THEA*EII.
. .
BBNSFIT OF FIRS. JONI( HUFF.
And her /set appearance this season,
TONIGHT,, (FRIDAY), Jens 9111,
Last night poritiveF
ROSEDALE; OR, THS /UFO( BALL.
Rosa Leigh ....11Ire Jona TIMM
SATDRDAY—BINSFIT OF ORLY FITHIL.
ON KONDAY—T HS WIBB SISTBRS.
pRILA.DELPRIA. NATATOUGM
AND
PHYSICAL INSTITUTE;
8110111, below Walnut, Philadelphia.
SWIMMING 191:3X100 - 14
FOR CHILDREN,
LADIES, and
GENTLEMEN.
The Swimming Department of the above Institutiod
Is now in tall emotion. Dr. J 414131111 gyatemat In.
atmetion is easy, pleasant. and vary suesessful. Ladies
or gentlemen contemplating to visit the eesehore not
having learned to swim yet, are invite I tea visit. Prom
Mx to ten lemons will enable them to beeme good
swimmers by continued practioe. The temperature of
the water is always that of midattmMer. For parties•
tare, see alveolar. med.&
CONCERT HALL,
COMMENDING
MONDEI IVBOIISIO, Jana 2D4
For a short Beason 0217.
The world.renowned ikija.lSTßß.
WIZARD OF TSB WM?.
.25 oetk.
For partiontere - 11184 Frograw 4 o4l. * 3004
ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS, CREST
-11111.-13Weeti • above .Tenth, will conkinns open
nntili•lnne 10.
Admission 10 cents. ye6.6t
REMOVALS.
p EIVIOVAL —GEO. W. W % .
A-a , co. hat* removed their fIkAItILMI RIPOIITTOBT
to their old plate, Vo. 1319 CEINSTITIT street fonder
Cotkcert Hall),where they will seep ado* of %Magee
of-their owa mate. and will receive ordure for every
dem:Lytton of aret-eltue work.
Jtrxr, 7, lEtl5. ja7.Bm
B URNING -SPRING OIL CO. OF
PUNSYLVANIA.—The Odle, or this 00m011e7 111
removed from no. 118 Chestnut street to the sonthwest
corner of MIME and LIBRARY Meseta.
jos dt JOHN WADING, &watery.
Roca MANUPA.OTEJRINO
AND EISING CO —The °thee of title Somme, if
removed from No 119 Chestnut street, to the southwest
corner of FOURTH and 1.11111,4 RT Streets,
je3.6t TOED' ObADING. Seefetil7.
REMOVAL.
WILLIAM YAMKALL
Has Samoyed from No. 1020 to Po 1113% Cam.
vim &Anat. S. S. corner of THIRTISITIS Street
Vrhere be Invitee the attention of housekeeper*, set
those ooromeasina honsekseretta. to WA sa
sortment of useful
11013101 rusinsniwo GOODS.
ilarerior Refrigerators. Tabletintlery. Family Hard.
WE*. Children , s ClLnisses, 5.., die sotl.
WiLVIDERE DELAWARE RAIL.
ROAD.
& - 7T
TWO THROUGH NORTHERN CON
NECTIONS DAILY.
LEAVE P. AND T. R R lIIINSINGTOE DEPOT AT
7.301. M. AND 330 P. M.
Oolsolockins &AMY through io
EASTON,
Si ATEB OAP,
VTILIKESBAREE,
~zxt.
"~~~~. r~ =.ate
AND TUE
OBRAT LUGS.
Through Tickets sold and Baggage Chocked througk
to t ll principal points Notth and Welt,
ja9-1m W. H. GATERWEI, Amt.
' L 88& RAILROAD
—To Worlds and 1'rATIII•
sammig IatS.TA
ontrattl
len— lkonralon Beam= of IL-
Lake Ontario. taguenay River.
The Thouaand Islands. Portland,
The Rapids of St Lawns ea Whits Moontains,
River, Saratoga Spriggs, do., ao
Montreal, &a., &o.
Quebec. aio.. &0.,
Tickets for the above Excursions, Which have bee*
so long and favorably known to the Philadelphia
public,by various route, to Inagua Falls, for sale at
the €s - , :t
CATAWISSA RAILROAD TWEET OFFICE. 4215
Cbertmet street. seder Phlladelputa sent, ',har t Mt
Van
PteIAV&A W 425 011s n
stut at M m s
&
CHEAP AND PbEA. ,
SANT BUMMER TRAVIL—
CAMDEN AND ATLANTIC, AND RARITAN AND
DILAWARN BAT RAILROADS—CAMDEN TO SIM
TORN OR LONG BRANCH.
From Cooper's Ferry, Camden, daily at 8.97 A. h.
for Tuckerton, Bartegat, Tome River,. anoberter.
B,,nrou, sonar ente, ParroMadole t _Short 111111,T, Long'
Braneb, Dranebport. Ocesoport, MOtontown, *thrown-
Noy, Red Bank, Middletown, Highlands, and Port
Monmouth, thence to New York by ,
The ap/eadl4 steamer Jesse 50,," Througb
N:yr lurk to kite hoard, Tart ;8, Ithenrrien u.ksta
good fur tire* days, lig. • JO ti
KaatMiCAMDEN AND AT
LANTIC RAILROAD.—Tare.
Trains daily to Atlantic CAW, and one on ""an
Titanic leave Vint-attest Ferry a* follows.
Mail Train . ... No A. X.
Freight, pith Passenger . Cars attached. .... . . Sed A. M.
Atlantic Accommodation —4.16 P.
Junction Accommodation ........ - • • Oita P.
M.
RETURNING, LEAVE ATLANTIC.
Atlantic Accommodation. ....... . ..... 20 A. H.
Freight, with yaecienger can attached P. Re
Rail Train...SO P. M.
...
Junction Accommodation »^• .••••••••^•••••^^ 8 36A M.
Fare to Atlantic N. Bzwarston Tickote, good only
for the day and Ilia on to blob they ars issued, $3.
SONDAY BUIL TRAIN.
Leaves Vine•straet Ferry at 7. 30 a. ht.
N o w o logjAilVll6 Atlantic at 3.46 P. 31.
SETEA }MUGGY FIELD TRAINS
Leave 17Ine-strart Leery at 10.16 A. 41, and I F
Leave kladdonileld at 1i.46 A. M. find 2,46 P. .
V. R.—Freight must lie delivered
goi d R t i h ao t o e taeh Pa
nt
before M.toinsur eit JOßNo oy ßYAN a A a ent.
m*o-31if
aligiNgiawl3lll4V,WEVit
TY*
MO RS RAILROAD.
ROMS ODIN TO RICHMOND, ()ITT POlle, 41n)
ii:MOLK
Vane leave Depot. Corner of 1111.04 D Strs t. and
wessINGToN 1. us P. 111.., eonaeeting loth
STEAM/Ma at Baltliaore.
v i vre to Blebmond *M. 14•4 0441 • ••••• •••• - • 1 111 1. g
Fare to City FOWL ...... • t. , 44.4 &ow •••••
rite to • k.• WM • ...A .76
F. ifiaitF.T.
GEO. A. DAEMON. Gen. Ticket Arent. mem,
JSOMERSET, 621 QHESTNUT.
• Street. lairs:war and Naar In Army Gonna
Badges. Emblems, Fire Ham, and marks of emery
description. Soldiers returning horns Will And It ad•
vantageons to pommel ee a manorial one of my Ana inla
alma,ar Badges. Ormnlaa 111 karat gold Corps Rings
san bard. All goods warranted, M7lB IICI
eANCIi BAMB.—BRIGGS, SWIFT dI
Co., Cobb & Annel, C. • P. Boon's. sad kit.
chug • Sews' brands eolobratod
BOGARMORED 01110111 Di AT °Alm must) RAYS.
%a store and tor sale by
anotilpOTON BITTOTINS & BO
my•mi l e 140 and 146 Marta FILO&T
SUELETON.
GREAT BUD.
BIIITALO.