The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, June 12, 1865, Image 3

SPECIAL NOTICES
THE EZQUIBITB "EMAIL Du Ems."
—ln the dotterel exude , from town to the conntry and
nes shore, ladies •honle add to their toilette ease "L'
Mull de Perla, ' wh±ch willefeetnally prevent trest
les, ten, and the 496°1c/otiose mimed by the salt sir.
...lteePtsus the skin clear, soft and white• (lacers and
soldiers whose fares tav° been bronzed lb* lonii•oon
batted exposnie wut tinin " Pant& 0.0 Paris" will re
dr,. the ' ki n 10 more than ite original parity and
whiteness. " Email de Paris" is especially indorsed
by Wee /mettle Western, Mlle .Vestvali, Mrs. D. P.
Bowers, and other celebrated actresses, whose position
renders their judgment unerring and yet rotas . Slid
by all Drogotete, Perfumers. sac Baird re.serS. Or
ders by mall shoal dbe addressed to JARED Is RBIS.
Philadelphia, who, upon application, will send stren•
las to any address. J 9- revre.tf
STAIR RODS, OF VARIOUS LDNGVIS AND
breadths, and Stair Eta Eyes, Buttons slid for
sale by isBrISIAN sIIA.W.
No 535 (rent Ti igy-ilri) MARKET Street, below
Ninth. It
PORCELAIN HARDWARE,' dozarßientet
Lock, Drawer and Cbest Knobs, Key-hole &cab:llene.
zit Nook .. 'ringer Plates, "Paah" end " Dal"
Plateau, din, for 141,0 by TACrbtakA & SHAW.
N o . szo (Bight Thiry.Ave) ASARIKET atzeat, below
Muth. 1;
•
TSB GALLANT 'HEROES OR THE UNION,
Tits GALLANT REHM OF THR UNION.
THS GALLANT HEROES OF TRH 171410 N,
THB OALLAN r BEFORE OF THE UNION,
AND ALL OTHFE. PER:4O7IB DasittoTS OF ORTATHISH
AND ALL OTHER .PRESONS ANAIROOB OF OBTAINING
AND ALL OTHER PERsors DEdlAut. OP ta , ACNINQ
AHD ALL OTHER PERSONs Iniornous OF 011FAIIHNH
CLOTHINO OF THE MORT Kam,
CLOTAINO OF THE RIoHT RIND,
CLOTHING OF TAB RIGHT BIND.
CLOTHING OF TAB BIGHT KIND.
AT RiONT ?AWES,
AT RIGHT PIIIOEI,
AT UMW PRIORS,
AT !MELT IOOORE.
. .
An INVITED TO VaLL ON lasssite. PERRY tc CO.,
/Ms INVETEE+ TO CALL ON Inseue FIENT &CO.,
ANN INVITED to CALL ON 11E36E8 PENNY & CO.,
JRE INVITED TO CAL/. ON MD,zos. Dintar
Jo. 303 ID.FTNNT NTREET. ABOVE TRIAD,
8(9 SITRRST. (Granville Brekint' Old
Stand), and S. E. CORNER AND MAKHET STS.,
•LJonea').
N. B.—The best assortment of Alpaca and Drsuete
Coats to be found la the clty. Also, vets' 'variety of
.Linen Wothlna.
PISHRY AL CO,.
Psaar &
PERRY & Co.,
Psest &
pm. soa turn. rwe exnsYr., ♦BOrll TIDED.
1/(0. 609 Gaserrovr Sr.. (Granville SlOgeo' old island; i
3..11. Gar. szvahrra and MAXIM 4TR3STA. (Jonee•.o
gain
PEERY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE "LOTION.--
Ohtoxemia, or ei..tilipatch (also called Livorepot), and
Lentigo, or irfeli les, are often, very annoying, particu
larly to ladi.o.f itght complexion, for the discolored
spots show more plainly on the face of a Monde than of
a brunette; but they greatly mar the beauty of either,
and any preparation that will effectually remove theta,
without injuring the trxture or color of the akin, It
certainly a de‘idrratom. Dr. D. C. ?EMIT, Who has
made diseases of the akin a spahielitY, has dimoiered a
remedy for these discoloregiona which is at once prompt.
Infallible, and harmless.
Wholesale in Philadelpbia, by JOH N9ToN, HOLLO.
WAY, & COWDEN, f 1,3 North SIXTH Saw, tool by
DYOTT & CO., 232 North SECOND Srmet.
Prepared only by tS C. PSREy, Dermatologist, No. 49
Bond street, - New York. and for tale by all Ornate&
Price, S 2 Ter bottle. Call for
FIERY'S /nOTH AND FRECKLE Lonini.
For caliber infotmation addrela Dr. B EMMY,
49 BOND Street, SEW YOB& j,7 wfm3ia
Hem Dlrit I Hera
BATUDSLOWS EM D SY, is she best In the world.
The may true and pOrraCi Dye—hannl.:de,
ous, end relleble. produces * splendid Black or Natural
Brown: remedies tie ill effects of Lid Dyes. end fre
nneatly restores the otigiusl color, Sold by all Drne•
taste, The genuine is signed W. ►. BATIPISi,GIi, 31
lI►BOL►Y Street, New York, jar mealy
Reeolved, That to the president and faculty of Girard
College. and to the officers of the Philadelphia Davy
Yard., our thanks are hereby tendered. for their kind
invitations, and their courtesy In mooning us through
it respective institutions.
Rebuked, That vi e return thanks for the Invitations
extended tour by the Managers of the A cads ray of
fel Salem, Deaf and boob Asylum, Blind Asylum.
sue AsTinm, and imatern Penitentiary to visit their
respective lestitntions. and regret that the opportunity
of andantino was not afforded as.
Reed/red. That the thanks of the National Typo
graphical Polon are due and are hereby tendered to the
Common Council of Philadelphia for their hist:lmm in
showing this Convention to as semble and hold lie ses-
Clans within the honored walls of Independence sate,
and for their kinitnees in furnishing us favorable poei
tions to Witness the review of the veteran troops of
Philadelphia.
Resolved, That the Typographical Dramatic Ageocia-
Deb achieved a histrionic triumph is the performance
siren at the Academy of Music for ear entertainment,
for which we hereby tender our thanks, with the assa
rance of our appreoiationof the Individual talent die
played by its members.
Resolved. That to Mrs Johniltravr. of the Mew Arch
street, and to Meters Grover St min, of trio Chestnut
”et 'theatee we return our sincere thanks for their
kind invitation, to amend their respective places of
amusement.
Rutotved. That we appreciate the compliment, paid us
by keen's Grover St Sinn in providing a programme. on
the occasion of On. visit to their Theatre. executed in
the highest style sf the printing art.
Resoked, Teat we return our thanks to the publighers
of Thn Preen and The Evening Telegraph newspapers
lob faithfully publiaLing a synopsis of our proceedings
'ln. in day to day, and for gren.tously furnishing the
Convention daily with copies of the same.
Beiv•lved. That we hereby tender our thanks to our
host. Mr. Charles allmond. and to his gentletuaniY
clerk, Mr. William T. Caleb, for the many courtesies
extended to us while it has been our gcod fortune to be
their guests. We have found that. notwithatanding
thee are good fellows, they know how to keep a hetet.
Rooked. That the Secretary be and is hereby autho
rized to publish the foregoing preamble and resolutions
in The Prat, Evening Telegraph. and Sunday Timm
M. B. PI Prel.
A. M CaRVIR.,
709 N OftiAilSlS
It H. A. CO WALL.
& CO.'S fMin I A CARD'
Bljlt YOUR BATHING ROBES FOR LADIES,
Gentlemen, and Children, at SLOAN'S, SOS meitioir
Street. Piiii.deinhla; or at hie Store on Cane Island,
.10/0-3t.
_
. 1 Carat thou not minister tog m ind df; eased,
And, with timue sweet, obtivimex antidote.
Cleanse the foul bosom, of the pefltone stuff
That toelphe upon the heart ' '
- Certainly; PLANT4LTION BiTTILKS Will du it when no.
Alibis else WILL sieancholy, Depression. Hypochon
dria. /waxily, all sprise; more or less. from a, die.
eased stomach, and ibis 1 °
- LAS:TATUM BlTTEiiii le I Into
cure for. Theta is no mistake &boat it; Dyspepsia,
Headache, Dullness. Agne, and Low Spirits 101114 yield
to the health-shins and genial influence of the PLAN..
TAT/OR BITTERS. If yen are in doubt, make one trial
aant be oativisced. leg. di
Isar. (WHEATON's) Iran.
BALT BEIBUX. (01.1ITEBBT) SALT /MEW
Willows the Itch in 49 home. Also, met Hatt abeam
17leefi, Chilblatne, and all &Aram of the Ulu
Price 90 tents. By sending 90 cants to W.llllOlB MDT
TEX BOSTON, Maw . will be forwarded floe by will
For ode by all Drugglits- mh.ll34ba
4WAIibiELEE'S PATENT
solated Frame Pianos cons Frail
MAIM on entirely neW and scientific princloisst
please gall, examine, and compare them with ate best
PIANOS tOW nude. R.M. MORALS. Agent.
ieS•6t" '728 EMMET Street.
wpm STErNw ri Aza SoN's F Film
BIASIII4 BROTHIMS%
4006 AlliEtigiurr areet.
For sale eat, at
jab-lm
ff spyi GEORGE ktv,
rlAis
AN
DIASOI & .11&111.1108
OABIbET ORGAAS.
NANO Over 600 sash .of. these flue 0 &8188,
lONTES. Instrnuesnts hive hstas sold ci , ilittiA A 8
PIANO lir. 0.. and She demand is sou- 0 4 BI SET
7sEri9. staway increening. ORG 41S.
PIANO For sole only by 13 4.IiIINET
10RT39. J. Z. 00IILD. 0 40124.
PIANO 1311VUTH and ORESTATT Ste. CABMEIP
POBThS. no2o•ct 0 RGo RR
I&.A.N{XLIEI)..
RYAN—SCHELLENGER.—Oa Tne .
tday, Jane
Z, by the Rey. Thy loao Bratuerd, D. D , John W.
Ryan and Amelia Sohellenger, both of Pidltbdellado..
No mode.
COLES—COLSON.—On the Bth lust., at the
residence of the bride's parents, m preseaoe of
Mayor Budd, of Camden, 1 Friends ceremony,
Chas. B. Coles, of Camden, N. J., to nary M.
Colson, only daughter of Jonathan and Hannah P.
Colson, of Mulilea Isr. J.
MoGANN-11I.oNBILLE.—Coo Thursday morn
the Bth last., by Bev, C 3. F. Krotel, Rev. Heron
McGann, of Doylestown. to Mary E., only daughter
of the late Perry R. at ellefue.
SUOTT—WININ: ER. —Oh the 6th Inst., by Rey.
Win. S. Perkins, lanarlea E Scott to Mias Emma
Winner, of Bristol. No cards. *OF
BANCROFT—RICHARDSON.—On the Bth
inst., by Friends' ceremony, at the residence of tile
'bride's father, tear:Wilmington, Del., Samuel Ban
croft, Jr., to Mary ithitif daughter of Samuel S.
Richardson. No cards.
ALTEDIUS—FULLER.—On Thursday evening,
the 9th inst., at SL. idaryni Episcopal Qum*, West
Philadelphia, by the Rev. IMeteas Cl Yarnell,
,Franklin L. Al mains to there S., oaughtef of P.
B. Fuller, Es q.. all of this city. **
RIEGEL--IiEIL.--On the 7th itlt.. by Rev.
Phillips Brooks, Josiah Riegel to Elia Neil, all of
, this city. **
DIED_
MADDOOR. —On the evening of the 10th. inst.,
Thomas Maddock (formerly of Springfield, Dela.
ware county), in the 82d year of hie age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re.
Speetfully invited to attend the funeral from hie late
residence, southeast corner Of Sieth . and Node
sleets, on Fourth.day (14th inst.), at 19 Wolectr. A.
11. • es.
SOLIDER —On Saturday evening, the 19th 'net.,
Leah Semler, relict of the late Casper Sender, Sr.,
in the 82d year of her age. •
Her relatives and friends are invited to attend her
funeral, from the residence of her son, Charms Soli
der, No. Bs9 North Seventh street, on Wednesday
afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
ALTER.—On the morning Of the 9th lust , Jacob
Alter, aged 76 years.
His relatives and friends, and those of the family,
tee invited to attend the funeral, from his late reel.
dense, No. 834 North Bmi/street, on Monday morn.
lag,2th Inst., at 9 o'clock. To proceed to Lairrel
1. cc
LAT.—On the 9th lest., Catharine, widow 01
Thomas Lay, In the 84th year of her age.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral, on Monday, the 12th inst., at 10 o'clock,
without further notice, from the residence of her
nephew, B. Dallett, No. 416 North Tenth street. "
LAOS ENGLISH GRENADINES.—
" hat reeeiyed, a case Of .31aetirdel. Urenadlnet
at 40 seats is pat. BBSSOY & SON, Monate/ di RC
• 978 CIHISTISTIT %Toot..
One Nice. Prisms la Dltin Agar.. myl6
BLACK CHALY D LAINE.-JUST
opened, ono co* of Wain btu& Ohnly de tatin..a. at
3 735 . 'ante s 7 ord. OMEISOM.ds SOM. Moorland Store.
918 OR BT9 i f' Stmt.
One price Prices In Web Imes tnylb
ESERVED STOCK, ALL OFFERED
Wholesale from this date:
leinT'Ve sleek of Shawls.
/teams stook of Elliot
Reserve stoca of brass floods.
BYER & La I9I)IILL.
- 010 TOURTII and 4013EF Streets.
Eir COMPANY 111, GRAY BlitilEtiVE9.—
Meznbere and others having mart re, and other
ompanrnrOPerti in their 'Magadan. are Leroby nett
,ed to return tee same; .trlthont fall, to tle anatOßY.
o. 808 1111tKliT Priat. on MONDAY the nth lest
between the boars of and or 8 gad 10 o'clock P. M.
A business meeting of importance to weir, member of
he company, wilt he held at the ARMORS , at 8 o'clock
tell attendance is earnestly reggetted
W. W. ALLEIf, Otitaim
4,7 '
NOTICE TO ALL DOLISQILIE:iiT
COP.Pom.t.rtolia ORGAINIZBO RUDER ANY
ot. 'MK STATR FB/Stlifilb
ctlea ie hereby alien to all Gorr/panics incorporated
.7 or Under any law of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
ants. and organized at any time prior to the eta Men
-117 Of November, 1864, that have failed to wake report
the Audi or General under the Act approved April 21,
958, and the Act approved April 80.1860, that they are
squired to report teetree Auditor General forthwith, as
chows, viz
In case a dividend haa been declared, the Treasurer
ill report, under oath. the amount of capital paid in,
.e date amount, and rate per sent. of each &Wane
axing die year ending the first Monday of November.
864. and any previous ?rarer years in which the Com
any may have h.a an exieteneet and in case no divl
end has been declared dating the year or Tears end
.E as aforesaid, then en apptaiseruent of the cash
slue of the capitai mock, as it exieted bettreen the first
nd fifteenth days of Novsmtar, mast be amade by the
• Nadal or, Trosinrer, svad a majority of the Director*.
• der oath. When, appraleswent is made, the la.
• .rt nlberild alto ste.tt at what time the COMPIWIY wee
rani:ad.
In addition to tha
not
rt, under e sat of Ay&
I, 1868. cOraranies not pa ying a tax on to n nage are re.
'tared to make A aspirate report under oath, of the
?sumer, of the amount of net earnings or income va
-164, lved diming the period from April 80 to November 1,
in accordance with the second section of the est,
emoted April 80 IEB4
COMPANiEB IeCORPORATED BY OTRBR SPITES
doing henintes in this Commonwealth." ale
ottled that 'hey are Wads_ enitoot to the tax on net
rouge Or lOCUIO9 [wider the 9A Notion or the act of
pril 20. 1864, and are regairea to !short to the manor
simnel the amount of man not ObrAiD A A it.. 001118 re
toad between the alit of April and the let of Nuveln
• r. 1864.
All delinquent Commies insw permed by or under
7 law of the State of Pennsylvania, will be afforded a
easonable time In whirl to make the neve etre - porta
squired by law and above enumerated; but coati lined
ogled or retinal will snliiect thorn to flefeflere of
barter, under the 24 proviso of the Id noctoin of the
t of April BO,which fafollowing te-,4-4a :
Provided fttlatliT, That any
,COrnMation whir/. hie
lied tO m ake returns to the votornoesecalth, .6 rit,-
01 100 by the get Of Midi 21, A. D. Md. eatutled pay
• r that:enter zecurlng to the Oommonwellth the
ant of tax,s duchy incorporated commies, 'Way wage
eh ropey, pi t o a e x tr dlye sites the pewees of tide
I, any law to the contrary notwithstanding: had all
elinqnent comp...Me& tailing or' aying to souk; fall
stuns Arid OA.VIon Commonweal tat as required by the
peral Awe of thin in relation theteto,
all have all their rights and privileges declared for.
Cod. by proclamation from the Elovernor. •
. LILAC bbiljsKEW,
Asnittor Genera
W. R KAN abili
uz
Bz age Treasurer.
183 PRO, M& 10, M. any/3 lm
ErINDEPENDENCE HALL, cox.
NONGRAMM.
PIIII,I,D2LPHI SIM 10,1866.
it a SIPAOn of the riAriosAr. TIPOGEteELPJAL
Ug lON, held this morning, the business for which toe
Union assembled havingbeen finished. and being stemt
to adjourn sine die, the Special Cononittee on rgeg o ln.,
Moss bode the following report, which pas ordered to
be published:
Whereas, The Delegates composing the Thirteenth
Annual -e/Mien Of the National Typographical Union
having been honored In an unprecedented ddgres, and
haveg received maul , marked favors at the hands or
the Philadelitilt Ty i iftlphleal linion, No. 2, • vd be
log towltholli to separate, alter a brief and deiightfal
stay in the City of Brotherly 1,0113, feel that the oflore
5.00 ,could not , pass without testifying their airPreo.m*
too of the treat kindness shown them, and eXPrellaiDlt
their warmest irearitutta for the consideration they have
received: therefore,
Eroottmtl. That m the Philadelphia Typoirr.iPhical
Pruett No. 9, we tender our heart'elt thanks 1.4 the
cordial feelingot fiaternity:with which'we were greeted
on our arrival ' and for the very tuagaiticeut entertain.
meat We h aved ally and nightly received at their hands,
oaring our eter among •
Resole/ d. That to the flommitiee of Remotion of Phi
lade,phia Union, do 2, Join, ei. Parry. Chairman, one
indebted cot.is too large f.r exProasi,ii• In the varied
ospitalitiea and enterthinm?nts to vela oh we have par
ticipated their aelic!trid , . ha+ never flagged. !rank ,
nest, genet. sit:, nztil gentlero.Wy tact, innate and
perm, bays chars cierici , d these natural•born boats day
after day, and s.,:ticipeted -very thought, and gratified
every detireer tbrir Tilde°re in laviFki measure. Under
their inteiligost d`rostion, We have enjoyed the rare
privilege of i whit:dug new IDBpiratinea es Am cad con citi
zens at the seer , d altar of • • Independence COO-
Matti to tke memory of those Cotirsgaroni and noble
S Athena the li epublie , in whose every breast shone
the spirit that
It were he
OD whose tole arm hung liberty:"
an d a pannlng the yea rs of tee nation'a first vandal:oo4
we have been theent .that the glowing patriotic= of
Ameitha s heroic ate burns ever brighty in its nativ.: l
home, nom ;eked by the Bair. tqterfflciog efforts of the
women of this city,. an manifested in the widely known
and oenedcent ganerotity of "Tor Cooper Shop" and
The Union volunteer Refreehment Saloons" --inetitn
tions exhibiting a telt sacrifice eminently fitting itl the
daughter, of there noble women of the Revolution.
wboes hob nest clothed and cheered and sustained
the patriot band who Stlifered at Valley /urge, and in
the dark hours of that unequal etrungle that satinet
the re&Haat. n of the legend of the Liberty Sell, "Pr.s
claim liberty thiceaghoot Ail the land and unto - all the
ishattlante thereof " Under the watchful guidance of
thin attentive Committee We have witnessed thtstesiti•
mate Unita of freedom in the development of order,
learning, and social. hourevement. Leaving the ma'
jestic ,weep of the I/slattern and the mthonettug
of • "St. James,' our path has ted an within the superb
columns of earth's noblest typhao home. by the aide or
Felimionnt'a niggle take, awns the fraerent shun* of
the wishing Schuylkill, and under the shadows of Wien
tablekon 's dreamy Bella , the Lll/601186 o: romanse and
of catfish. 1 - kwe were reseities, enlivened i t.), geniality
end good clear. Velour wind.raings havi not leaked.
iheyboa
sins a,ruborin* of hthttirrate stud . pretension:.
al and *matter. Although he who was t e master to
"hold the mirror up to nature,
And show the very age and body of the time
His form and prescues."
has gravely so:thou . ..red that
" All the world's a etage,
And we are at ,
yet in the light.of our eX patience we resecetfully
distent. sad incline to the opinion that alt the world's a
railway, and R e are Immense... And -an we shall
w hill along its track. =resent with life and hope,
through tee alert* whteh genius has opened, over the
plain* whets =l. d the taller., among the valleys where
wave the end plunge right onward among
crituthiteg wrongs and the crash of false iner.tations,
we wit. soon cherish to our heart of heart' stratemi re
oollEetiOns of the - aenlai, fultssouled protection which
guarded as at the Philatrelphia Station.
Bete feed. That weltereby lender the thanks of this
Convention to Jfir. A. H. Carver, tate President of the
national 'Union, for tie efficient manner in which he
has performed the duties of kid oboe during the pant
gear, and for the ability and dignity with which he has
preoded over the tier:dose tf this Convention.
Ret.olved, That the thanks of the Convention are
eminently due to Messrs. Wm. L Fairchild and Chas,
B. Smith. late flat and second Vice Pteeldents of the
Nis ton ai Tinier, for the eta ciency with which they have
filled their respective etlices, and the cheerful and
prcaort avppi.rt they have given the President in the
ere rcite ot
. .
Resolved. That W. P. Moore, the Secretary and Tres,
enter of the National Union, has our unqualified thanks
for the thorough, correct, and own:Lem:cal manner in
valet he has imeetnelishad tits duties of his office dn.
rind the mot term. and for his prompt response to alt
setronnuications addrereed to him, cud thst we ethers
him of our faith in hie dtsponitton and Ability to serve
116 ac wek in the sinning year.
Rego/mei, That Malcolm t). Msson has our thanks
for the promotes ss with which he has performed his
duties as Cl7.lTh penning Secretary of the National Union
dor the past term.
Resolved, That Messrs. C. K. Meister and A. T. Smith
have nor thanks for the punctuality with which they
have attended to the dithes of their* oecasione of aer
heart. at. arms and messenger.
Resolved, That the thanks of this amtventlon are due
and are hereby tendethd to air. Robert it Uraig• our
president, for the gentlemanly and impartial manner in
a Irlch he has presided over the momedinne of this body
tiering its sittings in Philadelphia
Resolved. That to the managers of the Cooper Shop
WI Union VOiOnteer aerre.bmeot Saloon. we have the
Mom annneaat sense to Mei graieful, gad that to the
ladies ci these noble Institutions, !We return our most
sincere thanks for thsir kindness ott the othasion of our
UNION V 0 LU NTNER REFRESHKE
SALOON,
FOOT OF WASHINGTON AVENI7I.
Shall our brave soldier* be well entertained on their
return ? It Os ?or the citlzetts of Philadelphia to deelde.
It will be four years, on the ensuing 77th of May. since
the Union Volunteer Refreshment Committee was or
ganized, and if the Institution is closed i 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 oar firesides
end country are about to return to their homes. Shad
we receive and refresh them and show by our hoepi.
silty and kindness that their great services are fully
appreciated by the grateful citizen* of Philadelphia and
vieltdtzr The Committee will. with great pleasure,
continue their voluntary ditties, should the funds be
nrnished, and they hope this will be a Baal apnea,
Contributions handed our Committee, or either of the
following gentlemen; will reach us, and be properly
appropriated:
Rev. Dr. THOMAS BRAINERD, Mo. SS4 Pine street.
THOMAS ROBINS, Bea" Plea Meat of Philadelphia
Bank.
D. B. GIINMINS, R1C1.. - Precident Girard Bank.
13. a. Nag., President farmers' .and He
ck/Wes' Bank.
.1 B. AUSTIN. Egt., President Southwark Bank.
61. W. WOODWARD. Bag. Mahler Manufacturers'
and Mechanics' bank.
TI3OMAS T. FIRTH, BK., Treasurer Pennsylvania
Eating&
JAMBS 0. HAND & 00.. oorian Market and Decatur
streets. •
SAMUEL B. ?ALBS. Isq.. 80. 707 Vine street.
ARAD BARROWS, Chairman.
B WADE. Ssoretari. m7l9•tmwl2t
N0114316.--THE ANNUAL BILMET.
MO of the Stoclhoidere. and election forYre
eldent and llireetore of the Connecting. Hallway Com
pour, Hill be /old at the Ofilfe of the Compoity, un
TDASDAT, June IS, 11325. at 12 o'clock noon.
EDMUND SMITH, Secrete,.
PHILADELPHIA. HHI7 Si. /866. mcal•tiela
OIL AssouteerioN
DID —ovvre.E. 90 619
. /Gowns nos. 10 and U.
or OPERA:VIVA
OP rravogYLVA.
WALNUT Staled, first door
( Henrys Snyder.
• IL H. Eletnicb.-
Roslaberger,
Henry 011,rtiY.
S. S. Helfrich.
Inchtons Petry.
hob if, Tiroo,
OFFICERS.
PRESIDENT,
MORBOB SlirDßß
TRRASCrItEIi,
H H. HBIRitIOR
6ECRII7,IIIIr.
JACOB B. iiiiollT.
This Immolation differs from all others, it being
strictly an);,yerating or working cargo/ interest asso
ciation. 6.11 the coital la used fo: the ptwinotionofolL
The Association has a number of Leases on aret class
Oil Terzitory. and arrangements have been made for a
number more, and it Is designed at ones to commence
the development of oil. One of these Leases Is on
Cherry Bun, In Venango county P lain e r . alfway be.
tweet' lia month and the town of alone cosh,"
celebrated Reed Weil. which now yrsAlassee am barrels
net day, on which this Association la sinki na n dls;
the centract for whichla taken at Binh t ThDol
lars each, including engines, derricks, tubing, &r.
It trp , °posed to sett Interests in one or all of the
wells at this rate, no saborlation being taken an less
then one hundred dollars. which may be divided in
tour diffartut wells. Thus; Coat of each different Well
88.f0,
fiber:32otit interest, at $25 each. .8100, will give the
snnecr 7.80 th istareakin suchwells a s he may OA:Km).
or 4 320th interest in fear different wells; thus dividing
the risks. or he may take a 320th interest in all many
Wells ra he may Moire at the same rate.
A quarter working capital. or Interest costing $lOOO,
may. with favorable )ntheutione of oil. be rad& for
*5, COO CO $8,0(0 b.-fore the well M completed, while if
be and the well is crtonleted the owner derives iron
btainterent en income of from *0 003 MVO 000 Per all
mum, if the moll will only 3.l'eld bat twenty bstrels
set day.
This to the gm/tient onParttwlty over offered in the oil
apeenlation. The capita l required for eight wells is oplY
siaty-four thousand doilars. The office wan opened. on
ddendnY, the bth of June, and. $2b.000 was taken the
Brat day.
We call the attention of Demons who may intend in.
vesting Inuit etoca to take Mtsreat in these eight wells
on Cherry Ron, and the low capital required. Mane
sompanies with trade co far leis value Lave one or two
millions of capital. and If no oil le 4truck all their soot•
lei is lank: should this lamentation fall to strike oil,
which is Impossible in that section of conntry, there
would only the third dollar be lost—helps the engines,
derricks, and 12 tubs, would be Worth $2 out of $l.
This le the grestest speculation ever offered In
'Tem:dation. without chest or trickery, with a ;mall
capital. std with Bach It trifling' ries.
For particular itiforrtation, OW at the Office, 619
WALD UT r treat. ItOOlll2E 10 and 11 fret floor. sur7-6S"
/rTTEADQUABTERS4 DEPART
wuor/-MYST OF PLIMBYLVdNIA.
PA. t Jalte 2. 1861
I. The ale of liquor !a prohibited on ail lines in this
Department trave:od Ivy troops returning to be mos-
Spred out of servica, and at the rendezvous for their Cs.
charge. UMW all mach troops are dispersed.
LI Persons violating this order will be arrested. sad
the liquor fauna is their establiehmonts will - be emptied
oat upon Os ground.
By commtud of Major General Cadwalader.
.INO 80.£11MTZE.
Assistant Ad otant General.
UNION OVA TE CO la VENTION..—A
State Convention will be held et Harrisburg on
VEDISE6PA9. tbe 19th .lnly,lB6g. at 12 o'clock M.. for
1 1 . 0 purpose of putting in nomination a Mate ticket, to
he sari:apnea - vp the friends of the Union at the coming
October election.
Ina name; and ilWous labors of a loyal Yonnle ae
car.d the vent victory in 1984, and tai(lo the war,
which our exesoita denounced ea a Mare, a giorlotie
enccasoi in 1960.
Our flag Lao hoer. maintained. cur enemies deAroved.
our Oovernment peeerved. and peace re• establish. , d.
Let every frio.zil who aided in this result tate measa-es
to be Tr-presentee in that Convention. Wa moat see to
it that the halts of our success are nut loot to the nation.
Basineaa of vast importance will be presented for ita
neideration, and every district in the State should be
lepresented. SIMON CaMBROX.
Chstrmaa.
A. W. 112172Dtet ,-
W 1.221 PO/i.222. 8 """di
Wee, Jes 13719
COPINISISIOWERIP HALL, THIRD
STORY,III._ W. Cosner THLETUXTS and
SPRING HARDEN Streets.
AsBRSBO7eB °FUTON,
'UNITES STATES licreasam
FOURTH DISTRICT eSlitanifimANlA.
PHILAPILPRIA, .111 rte 8 1865-
NORIO le hereby' elven to the residents in ails Dis
trict-14th, 16th. 20th. SD tr, and 54th Wards—that
THURSDAY next, the 16th last., ti the last day on
which the Assistant Meiners can receive return of
/NCONS. without the addition of the .P.UNALTY
prescribed by taw for weed,
nil persons flaunted will
_give this matter ther
prompt nitration. D. P. SOCITHWORFII.
itl4-As- ASIONIOT.
Mir 41.1FEICE OF THE RELIANCE IN-
R14(i.6:36 COMPANY OF FBILADBLPIiId,
.ho. 308 WALNUT Street,
. PHILADELPHIA. Jane 6. 1105.
The Board of Directors of the RtiLIANCB INSIII
8,41108 COEPAIIT of Philadelphia have this :day
declared a Dividend of (4) FOUR. PER DINT., for the
last six months. payable to the titockkolders or their
lesel representatives, on demand. free of taxes.
3e6-20t .TOOB. O. DILL, SemetarY.
BEADQUARTER4 IMPAIRMENT
PENNSYLVANIA,OB
_EguEADF!,Pme, Pa., Jane 5, 1865.
pilibutct(ifTe .
The attention of Commanding °Miters of returning
Volunteer 01 aspirations is directed to the following ex
tract from •General Order bo. 9t, current steep War
pep*rba , nts
* * * * **
• 'En route to, and aftcr arrival in the Slate, the fol
lowing Will be ebeerved :
immediately en arrival at the State Rendezvous
the Regiment will be reperted to and taken control of
by the Chief Mustering officer for the State or his U.
airtent at the point. ' * r r*
Pursuant thereto Commending Officers of all Volun
teer organizations returniog to Philadelphia for float
discharge will,lmmediately!on their arri pet la the oily,
report their commands to Brevet Major W. B. LARS.
R. A. , Chief mustering Officer, Eastern Division of
Pennsylvai
Ey command
of Major General Cadwallader.
" JOHN S. SCHULTZ.
1e6.10t e Aertatast Adjutant General.
xru IT4Rii.
IIEADQTJARTERS 110paREGI
118Lii, YBNIraYLVeNIA VOLITAMIIBI2e.
ORDER7f.
Tha Often , and MAR of the 119 ya REGIME T.
PRigriere LVANIA VOLUNTBE O. will report at CAM'
CADWALADER on IDESDAY. the 13th inettat, at 8
o'cli,sk A. K., to turn In all QUIP and Oarriaoa Bgaip•
age RIF command or WM O. GRAY,
jelp :ha lieutenant Colonel, conl'ii. Regiment.
iPRIV& MONEY AND GOVBEIN.
MEET liollnTlf TO ALL wzro• JINTSIt THE
AIDSTED STATES ibLARIES °oars.
Orders have been resolved from tin head of the
MOMne Corp. at - wawa/ton not to restrict recruits to
a particular class las hac 'been the ease heretofore), bat
'so neaten ALL who have served In the ecant.tear ear.
vita, or In the remilars, or In lb. marines , and bays
ee n.honotanly diseharged. Sash persons enlisting' In
the United States Marines will receive the -Gotern
ment bounty, and will also be entitled to their .bars o!
trite money In any captor. of. the enemy'. vessels.
9'or further Information apply at tbe reeruiting rem
derrone. Elo. 311 South 141031 T Street. between 9 A.
if. and 3 o'iloslc T. N.. every day but Sander.,
1119110 90191/11.
arl-tf Cantata and Itesrnltlns , Ogees,
CVllTAkitiv 440001.1.
E. WALItA.VIGN
MABONIO EtALI4
719 CHESTNUT STREET,
IS NCV OPENING
ANOTHER LARGE LOT OE
CUB,TA.II4B,
ELEGANT STYLES,
AT PRICES, FROM 5 DOLLARS TO 150
DOLLARS PER PAIR.
WINDOW SHAM/IDS,
0110I0E P&TTERNSI
AT REDUCED PRICES.
mv2S
MILITARY GOODS.
FLAGS 1 FLAGS 11
EVANS & HASSALL,
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
415 ARCH STREET.
13A.NNERO,
Silk, Bunting, Muslin, and Be Laine
FLAGS,
OF ALL SIZES.
SWORDS, BASHES,
BELTS, FABBANTS, &C.
MILITALIELIC GOODS,
OF 11VIRT DESCRIPTION.
FIREWORKS.
FOURTH OF JULY
FIREWORKS,
II GREAT VARIETY.
ROCKETS, CANDLES,
UNION AND RONAN CANDLES,
MINES, TRIANGLES,
SHIP LIGHTS,
SNAKES, BLUE LIGHTS,
FLOWER POTS, PIN WHEELS,
GRASSHOPPERS, COLORED FIRES,
ALSO.
A largeaceortment of 'Monls, for gale by
A. H. FRA.NCISCUS ec CO.,
jaZt 513 NAP.K3T STERWit
CAIIPITO AND ionz.currism
1865. SPRING. 1866:
GNAW W.CEICO I'•IB,
lIIISBASAPITOWL PA.
NUC1LL1...113151 as CO.,
fLANUFALOTIIKERS AND 117707TM:73 07
CILMZ 2 .IPMINGS,
DEL CLOTS. MA.TTINGS; &e.
WHOLIMILIM DW/MTBIMT,
•09 CRESTNITT STREIT
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
$l9 0 1 13819111, STRUT.
r'MM':7'TPUT'M7.In
EDWARD 1% IRLLY,
JOHN EMMA%
TAILORS,
al2 ITLESOTNITT BTABBT,
Kara lOW IS ISM
A OOMPLETB ASSORTMENT OF
AttO•tf SPRING GOODS.
r; 01:013 ; i 03; 0 o,VirrrN
RICFRIGBRATORS,
WATER.COOLERS. 600
STEP-LAODEss.
WALITJT BRACKETS, in great vaelaty.
45-if ORIPTITS A PACE, SIXTH and ARCH.
STATIONERY & BLANK BOOKS
O I Aw cowlings.
We are prepared to furnish New Oorporatioas with
all the Books they require. at short notice and lOW
resat. of Thu quality. All tiptoe of BLudlnt.
MUM PLATE UNB2IFICATN2 OF STOCK.
LIT)IOOEIPUND
TRANSFEE BOOK.
ORDERI3 OF TRANSFER
STOCK LEDGER.
STOCK LEDGER BALANCE&
REGISTER OF OAPITAL GTOOK.
NROKER'S PETTY LEDGER.
ACCOUNT OF * SALES.
DIVIDEND BOOK.
2110/W4 & CO.,
11,111/111100N NANIINADVIENES AND SWAT/ONION&
438 Dinwrrnyr Asnot
WHIGS AND . CRIEMICALLB.
BOTANIC AND RCLEOTIO DRUGS.
ROBERT A. HANCE.
729 MADMIT STRUT, PHILADELPHIA,
Would eall the attention of Drntithits. Country Mar•
shuts, and others, to his stook of
ItOuTD,Dfi. ADD BARKS.
to various sizedipackates. of our own pressing. at
MOBS BELOW FORME& Rani&
• full lins of BOTAMICIAL PEXPARaTIOBIL W. B.
BARBELL &CO.'S 0 0 SCBSTRABIL/BEILEDIESoIua.
st a liberal discount to the trade.
Oatslonnee furnished on application. millanb
GENTS' RIARNISHIBO GOODS.
WIER SHIRT MARUFA.CTORY.
The enbceribeza would invite attention to their
IMPROVED OUP OP SHIRT%
Ad.& they mike a specialty to their busbies*. Also
wsztantly mete - lea
NO SELVES FOB GENTLEMEN'S WILL
J. W. SCOTT tfis CO_
asintaisaus FURNISHING S TORE,
Ho. 814 CHESTNUT Sweet.
pkg.lo Pour doors below the OontineataL
. _
cENTRAL OLOTHINci sous,
TIM PRESS.--THILADELPEITA I : MONDAY, Jl7 11, 1865:
uxiTED sTATEs
THIRD SERIES.
$230,000,000.
ltf aatterfity of the Efeerstary of tha TrealinrY. ths
undersigned, the (learnt Snbioriptlon Anent for the
sale of Maid States &rarities. offers to the pub&
the third series of Treasury Notes, butting emus and
trump tenth■ per sent. inters et per annum. known's , the
SEVEN.THIRTY LOAN.
These Notes are Sewed under date of July lb, lffen,
and are viable three year. from that date in MIT^
ma. or are convertible at the option of the holder rate
11. S. 640 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.
These Dozes are now worth 1 handle/Me premium
and are exempt, as are all the Government Bonds.
front State, County, and Municipal taxation, which
adds , from one to three per cent, more to their mitii%
%moiling to the rate levied upon other property. The
interest is payable semi•sanually by coupon! attuned
to each note. which may be ant off and sold to any bank
or banker.
The interest at 730 per cent. amounts to
One cent per day on a $6O note.
Two cents per day on a $lOO note.
Ten gents per dAr on a 6500 note.
• Twenty cents per day one CO Bide.
One Dollar per day on AK 0 0 0 note.
Notesof all the denomination* named will be
promptly famished upon receipt of aubscriptions.
The notes of this Third Series are precisely similar in
form and privileges to the tieven.Thirties already sold,
extent that the Government reserves to itself the option
of paying interest In gold toll at 6 per cent. instead of
7 3-10ths in currency. Subscribers will dedtist the in.
tercet in currency up to mar 14th. at the time when
ties subeeribe.
The delivery of the notes of this Third Sontag of the
Seven-Thirties will 11101111118DE41 on the la of June, aid
will he made promptly end ecatinnowilyafterthat date.
The slight chance made In the conditions of this
THIRD BEELER 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, to the event of which
only IFM the option to pay Interest in gold be availed
woota se reduce laid equalize prises BS that DM ,
*halm made with sin per cent. In Enid Would be folly
equal to those made with seven and •three-tenthm per
sent. in currency. This iM
THE ONLY LOAN IN NAHLKET
now offered by the Government, and its saperior ed.
vantagee make it the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Less than $280,000,000 of the Loan authorised by
Congress are now in the market. This amount. at
the rate at which It is being absorbed, will all be
enbseriteni for within silty dere wiien the notes
will andonbtedly command a vreminm. as haS
nnt
formly been the ease on *losing the enbeenotioas to
other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section of the
eountry may be afforded facilities for taking the Loan,
the national Banks, State Banks. and Private Bankers
throughout the country have generally agreed to re
solve eubscriptione at par. Bubeeribers wlll selecttheir
own agents, in whom they have confident*. and who
only are to be responsible for the delivery of the notes
for width they receive ordere.
JAY COOSE.
SUBSCRIPTION( ♦OBEY. _
No. 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
SEVEN -THIRTIES,
AT FAR. AXD =TEEM ALLOWED TO .TUITS 15.
For sale by
I. STANFORD. JOS. L. .110178TOX
STAMFORD list HOUSTON,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS)
Deslas in Government Sestuliles.9besie, Unorizzant
Money, City Warrants, ac.
Mocks bought and sold on commission at the B.sirtdar
Board of Brokers. ray23.lm
THE FRANKLIN BAITING FUND,
iro. 136 SOUTH. Fourra STMT. IILOW
0113aPritrr.
Plys ave_per sant. Intermit on DeWitt Ageing lot
the We of United States 7 340 Loan at Par. Govern
ment, State and City Loans and Stook, bought and sold
for depositors and others on 00101111iRit014, ath.l64in
RRYANT, STRATTON, &
T3UVB NATIONAL CONVERCIAL COLLEGE.
ASSEMBLY 817ILDIN W.
S. W. corner of 011.118TIIIT and TENTH Streets.
Instruction in Bookkeeping, Penmanship, Commer
cial Arithmetic, Commercial Law, BIL9II/43611 Cortes.
vendetta, Forms be
Young men who desire a thorough education for butt.
nese should avail themselves of the advantages of this
institution.
Call or send for a Circular. • jelo.2t,
NEW GOOD,'
DIRECT FROM PARIS,
MARBLE AND BRONZE CLOCKS,
BRONZE GROUPES AND FIGURES,
CHINA VASES OF EXQUISITE DESIGNS,
NEW FANS, COMBS, dta., &As
Together pith a Emelt) itook of
DIAMONDS, RICH JEWELRY, WATCHES,
SILVER WARES, PLATED GOODS,
&a., 814.
AT PRICES
GREATLY REDUCED.
3. E. CALDWELL le GO.,
jele-St 522 CHESTBUT Street.
LINCOLN '
MONUMENT rA.L soci.wrlONs
OFFICE NO. 921 CHESTNUT STREET.
suunitsatons will be received daily for the ereetion
of the
MONUMENT
TO
PRESIDENT LINCOLN )
Between the he= of 9 o'clock, A. AL and 31". N.
Contributions should be addressed. to JAMES L.
CLAGEORN. Treasurer. .
ALEXANDER HENRY, President.
JANIS L. OLLOHORII, Treasurer.
CHAS. J. STILLS. Secretary. Je7-6t
FIFTH COLLECTION DISTRICT OF
PELIWYLVAILS.
. .
Assessor's Office, United States Internal Revenue,
Germantown June Bth, 1865
NOTICE la hereby given to nit percent sonaerned,Shat
ann..l Lime. Enumeration' and Assessments for
the year ism. taken pursuant t r the Excise Law 6f the
Unitid f later ler the glatil DISTILICT OP MUHL
VAPIA, have been comp.oted
Theee Lists sod .Assestments are a statement of the
Tax 'which has bran assessed by Asslatant Amiesaora
upon Licenses, Incomes, Carriagee, Billiard Taller.
Bowling Altos, Plate of .Silver and Gold, Gold
Watclus, Pianos. are/edema and Parlor Organs. and
the snit; crlbar, suite once in US tiludro yrs. will.
on TITISDAY. June 27th, of the current year, between
the brute of 9 A AL and 31'. M., receive and determine
aL APPEALS that may be made relative to any errs-
Peons oraxcessive val cation, as.samenta or enumera
tions of •seistant Assegai:ire, in the 6th, etit, 7th, 810 9th
and Imb .bistisb-n.., (being the MC 23d and 26th wards of
the , city of Arid On 01/MD aY, suss
19th he will titter toe same purpose in Dog I,lilllo W
Bucks connty, at the ono. or JOHN W. COWELL.
Esq., Collector of the District, melWeen the hours of 9
A. M. and 3P. M., for Divisions tioe. 1,2, 3, and 4
( Burk APPEALS
All ronst be made in writing. and must
nnenhY the particular canes, matter or thing respecting
which a decision hi r. quested, and shall. moreover,
state the ground or prliciple of eror complained of.
4f4P All Tema , who do mot file written appeals on or
bet ore the above.named days for hearing the came, will
be eetepped from obtaining any ahatnie.lit of their
tap.. JAMIE T CHASE,
Jel2m-tk-m•in.4t Amman Filth District Yorms.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ITHITED STATES INTERNAL 'REVENUE,
plum COLLECTION DUVrigior 08 risrrykors.v.tanA
EXTR ill' LAW.
Section St. And be t&further enacted. That upon the
ammonia. qualities, and Tatham of produce, goads,
wares. merchandise, and articles produced or manu
factured. and sold erdeliveree: herelhaftereutunsrated.
the zna tplacturst. or producer thereof, 'whether mann.
restored or prcdneed for himself or for others. shall pay
to the Coiled or of Internal lleyenne within his district,
monthly, within ten (10) days from the twentieth day or
each month, the duties of each products or manures.
tares And for neglect to pay each duties within said
ten (10) days. the amount of such. atlas, with the addi
tions hereirthefore piescribed• (10 per cent. penalty.
and the costa of 'warrant. do may be levied upon
the real and personal property of any each producer or
mann mower.
JEST'S'S HAIIDING, Collector.
"HAVANA CIGARS. —A GOOD VA
• • BIETY constantly in store and bond at lowest
cash rates. S. roGuErr MO2ll
Inv% ere Jo. 216 South PIbOST Street.
VOLDINCI 51"E1lilit BEDS.
salting Of every 4famripti4 a.
Sprlng•bottoln beds end sots.
Bxcebdor moss sea
add 4esse by the
ag bald.
00..
my1.3.11n 9 South 99vENTE semst,
S. E. 008. KITH AND MARKET STREETS.
NINARCIAILL•
7-80 LD4.N.
PHIL/DELPHL.
JUNE ISSUE,
IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT,
313113EXEIA 4flz CO.,
22. 24 8017111 THIRD STRUT
No. MS SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PELLADUPBTA.
EDUCATIONAL,
Per Steamer Persia
-
RETAIL DRY aooDs. -
COOPER & OORARD,
NINTH A.141_13 alLsaucrdr.
FINE OASSIMERES.
LINEN DRILLS AND DUO&
SUMMER COATINGS.
THIN DEWS GOODS.
NEW WHITE GOODS.
DOMESTICS REDUOED. •
"ELEGANT . SILE SAMIJES.
BLACK HEENAN" SHAWLS.
let tf
EYRE & LANDFILL,
FOURTH AND ARCEL
. SUMMER SILKS AND SHAWLS.
• TOWELS FOR HOTELS.
PURE WHITE SHAWLS.
DIAMOND MARSEILLES.
• GOODS FOR TOURISTS.
WIDE OOAT SILKS.
. LLAMA SHAWLS,
GAUZE FLANNEL.
1,000 LOW QUILTS.
TABLE LINEN.
sp2ll• tbsnam
TAG(& BRO , CORNER TENTH AND
A. run Streets, open from large Auction Sale,
2 Jots Ladies' White Cotton Hose, 88 to 60c. , bargains'.
4 lets Dante' Brown action g Bose, 26, 86, 40. and 50e.
1 lot Ladies' Fine-thread Gentiles Travelling Gloves,6oo.
blots Ladies' Ana Lido Thread Gloves. only 20c.
1 lot Ladles' heavy-work Black Mohair Mitts, 76a.
I lot Boys' bleached g Hole, 6,6 g, and 6 in . only Mi.
1 int Costs' Lead-colored Cotton Gloves. (hi
2 lots Ladles' ilno India Gauze Marino Vesta. 28 and 30
40. and $1.20.
2 lota line India ClatizoMerino Drawers, only $l.BO.
1 lot, 20 doz., Cents' Gauze Merino Iladershirts, sl,
lots, 70 dozen, Gents' Fancy Colors and Black Silk
Neck Ties, Ore.
1 lot, LIMB papers Leather head Carpet ?ache, 30.
1 lot'Faather Dust Brnenes, only 13t.
I lot all.linen Buck Bath Towels $2.75 per dozen,
1 /ot bevies Polka spot Dress Manaus, 60e.
Slots Swiss Stripe *Wins from Dresses and DaribaldieS.
4031181 s
2lots Initiation Tuck liwiss Mending, 60 and 660.
7 lots plain.ildllo,lok 251:0•1 1 / 3 4 foc to la 25.
2 lota. 2 cases, small Palm Lest Fans, 210
1 - lot black and mixed *tripe Balmoral Skirts $t s.
lles, 60 dozen, very flue corded border Linen Hdkfaafie
l lot. 2 rads wide, Lupin't best quality Black Berea.
1 lot Damask and Snow-dropsy Table Napkins, $3 per
dozen.
1 lot 71.27 heavy double. boiled wide Black Bonnet Rib
bon, 700.
With other lots: also, Notions and Trimmings, at the
Cheap Auction Store, corner. of TBINTE and Finn
Streets. je10.21
ODOPBR & CONARD, NINTH AND
•-•• WAIIKST, have
The beet Carsimere stock in town.
Good Linen Drills, Docks, Coatings.
Tailor.' Linings, of every kind.
Elacin stock complete, prices right.
Family Linens, netting, gold, at We.
Ganze,_domet and other Flannels.
Pearl Wool Delaines, 55 and 65 cents.
lixtra fine black Motatr alpaca, IL
Lupin's 6.4 black Wool Delaines,
Good stock whbe itnin•ook, Swiss.
Blrd-ere Linen, striped iaelins, finest Cambric* and
Jacrnele, puffed Angles, Pique. We.
barege and other thin ShaWlS.
Silk Eacques and Summer Madera ]e7-tf
1. CHAMBERS
TOCK R , FO. 810 ARCS ST.
W • ENTIRE SEDUCED.
Black Thread Laces.
Tbread Vella.
Thread Late Barbel.
Remetitebed Bandkerablara baiting.
Cambric Reginga and 'topsider's.
Skirted and Pahe french Muslin, for waists.
SEETLAIND SHAWLS AHD BILK IS&ATLSS eelling
off below coat.
SPLENDID STOCK OF LINEN
GOODS, just opened at 702 ARCH Street. com
prising--
TiOkitli, Bath, Huck, sod plain Linen Towel*.
bankins orbeantifal patterus. and 811 grades.
Table Linens, bleached half-blenches, and brown.
Richardson & Dunbar's. Matteson's. and other
Linens.
Ladies' and Gents' L. 0 Hdkfe, from 12%ct0 sl—
stitched and col'd borders—very nice.
Dual. tf JOHN 11....TTOKEIL
8-4 HEAVY MESH BLACK HBR
NAM OH ORSITAMAI.
8-4 black Remnant. ordinary mesh.
8-I black TB4Bmitixtes and Crape Maras. •
5.4 white Tannertines and Bareges.
Staab , " idth 6.8 wide Matt Hermit -
Bean mesh 6:8 wide black Bernard.'
Bls ck Tamartlnes, Crape %meta, mad Ohallies.
Double-width black De Laines and Tamise Clot hi.
Black Grenadines and Bambasinal.
Simla- width blackJ:oe Lattes.
• RDWIN HALL & CO..
n 730 tf Afi South 81100,71 D Street.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
SNLIIIO OFF ENTIRE STOGIE
TO CLIAB BUSISESSU
GOOD-WILL AID FIXTUR/38 JOE SALL
TBORELZY
We invite special attention to the above arutonneetneat.
We- have a Lars. Stock.
We are Selling Cheep.
Every yard Is to bo doted out on or before the let day
or beykriosr. Enke and Dress Goods.
Clothe, etutelmoree, and Linen Goods.
Eib awls. 0) oaks. Skirts, ChM h. &s.
• Itlnslins and Calicoes mush ander market
_vino.
THGEELEY & CHII3I,
mylo.ltrt Cor. of EIGHTH and SPRING (MEDAN.
VIGURED SILK GRENADINES,
-•-• of the heel qualities and styles. In Black and WAY
Oromsds. 66c to $l.lO
Travelling .Dress Elooda, in suety eurletT.
New Dress Goods, In great variety-
Handsome Chan° Elks ,S 2. 50.
VENT CHEAP BLACK BILKS;
suitable for Dressea, Mantles. and Sacques.
COTTON GOODS AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE
PRICES.
•
Merrimac, Somme. and Pacific Prints, 264.
10 4 Waltham and Psyetill bleached Meetings. U.'
EL STEEL & 80N,
znya.tf Not 713 Ad 715 North TENTH Street.
NEW SEWN= FOR 1865.
TEN GENATUT INTENTION OP MI AGE IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
J. W., HEADLEY'S New Patent MIMIC =rpm
(or double) SPRING SKIRT.
WEBTS' aILiDLES & MARY (late J. T. a J. 0.
Went). SOLE P R OPRIETOR S and MaNITFACITHBEES,
97 CHAMBERS and 79 and 81 BEIDE btreete, Sett
York.
THIS INVENTION consists of DUPLEX (or Iwo) L.
LIPTIO Steel SPRINGS, ingentouely BRAIDED TIGHTLY WIG
FIRMLY togetb.er. EDGE LO BOWL maids' the TOUGHEST,
most PLIIXIBLE, ELASTIC. and DURABLE SPRING ever
need. They seldom awn or BREAK, lite the Single
Springs, and consequently preserve their PERFECT and
BEAUTIFUL SHAPE TWICE as Long as an, other SHIRT
!MB WONDERFUL FLEXIBILITY and great 0071 F ratT and
museums to any LADY wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
bEiRT will be experienced partionlarllin all crowded
ASSEMBLIES, OPERAS. CARRIAGES, MArLROAD OARS.
CHURCH PEWS. Asmortaine, for PROBE t ADE and HOUSE
DRESS, as the SEISM can be FOLDED Wile*. In useto 0000-
PT a small PLACE RI easily as a Mx Or MUSLIN DRESS..
♦ LADY having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort, and.
peat convenience of WEARING the DUPLEX. SLLIPTIO
STEEL-SPRING SHIRT fur stereca DAY will never after
yard willingly , dispense with their Use. For CHILDREN,
Misexs, and YOUNG LADIES they are SUPERIOR to all
others.
THEY are the beet QUALITY In every part, and WV
questionably the LIGHTEST. moat DESIRABLILOOMFORT.
ABLE and ECONOMICAL SKIRT ever made.
g OE SALE in all FIRST. CLASS STORES LA this tits. and
throughout the UNITED STATES. HAVANA DE CUBA,
MEXICO, SOUTH AMERWA. and the WEST INDIES.
SKIRT.
altrixqulzz YOR THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
snyll.km
HOOP bKIRTS.
628. uontiffs"..own MAKS " OF w.."••••" 8
HOOP MIMS, the best assortment and beet quality
and styles in the city. (lore Trails, all lengths and
sizes. from 18 to 65 springs, from $1 75 to $4. Slain
Skirt., all the new shapes and elms. from 19 to 60
springs, from $1.40 to $3. Skirts of extra heavy steel
and extra tape. from 29 to 85 orings, from $1.90 to
$2 75 Misses' and Children% of awry grade, from 6
to 26 epridgs, from 4 to 8 cent. per swing; they hays no
Bona/. agents tor tire New Flexible S kirt, the most
pliable Moor Skirt made, and fully equal to the Duplex
Nilotic Skirt, and at much lower prises. Also, eon.
scantly on hand, fall lines of low-priced New York
Skirts. kid-padded and metallis. fastened-15 springs.
Sae. ; 26 amino. 1111; 26 springs, $1.16; 30 Borings. $1 25:
n
and 4D spring', Is°. "tart. made to order, altered,
and repaired. at ORS ARCH Street. mill UV
GROCERIES.
COFFEE COFFEE I
HENRY CHIPMAN,
932 ARCH STIVE3Urs,
PHILADELPHIA.
TRUE
Java, Manilla, Laguayra, & Rio.
ROASTED WITHOUT
WATER
pR
LARD!
LARD!!
LARD!!!
COFFEE! COFFEE! COFFEE!
;e6-St
p FAMILIES RESIDING IN THB
UTTRAL DIBTRIOTS
We raflprepered;so heretofore, to supply families, at
their country residences, with
EVERY DEBORIPTIONOF lyll 61001114111% VD&
be . aro
ALBERT 0 ROBERTS.
m794•tf Corner ELIEVENTH and VMS Wotan
THE ASHLAND HOUSE,
FouvrTa
ERTTI. ME
rY D R K T I WENTY.FOURTH
Recently filagreed and improved. is now open for
transient as well cc permanent boarders The house is
situated on one of the pleasantest avenues. and accessi
ble to all places of amusement and business by care and
stages. Guests wilt find alt the conveniences and com
forts of a superior es.ablisliment, with an excellent ta
ble. Transient board. 188 per day.
Wit 8 88410XX._ Proprietor.
N. g —Families who desire rooms for the Summer
•vill make early application. To deelranie parties ad
vantageous terms Will be offered. Jelg Oft
•
$3OO REWARD.—THE
.—THE ABOVE HE
..idillidforix information
lead to the conviction oftiporsonne=whrrotled
the BTORI 0 F LEWIS bgAL, on the night of the Mier
.0014 of the Bth lust , and the return of the stolen
property. Collaletthal of coats, pantaloons, 'redo, Cloths,
eabsimsres, plain and fancy; cashmerette, Tweeds, al
pacu. lteltan cloths, Sm.
CEO of the above reword will be paid by LEWIS
REAbeer the return of the stoien property. and $lOO
will pato by the 11.11110E88 OF KRIIIIRTT glilf&R6
for information which Will lead to the conviction of the
robber or robbers.
MIRAM B
Buries.
LEMIS O w ner.
TNNINETT retrASE May 9th, 1805 sll.Bl*_
gyro ATTENTION OF RETURNED
volunteers, and others, about purchasing JEW
SLBY. is invited to the large and elegant assortment of
(lOW and Silver Watches, or American and P4reign
reekets, Dlamond Pair. Binge. Studs, and Sete, Maine,
bole, ; ts 11•61 andiPlated Ware. which %dins sold
at the lowest prices, by LEWIS LADOIWS,
Diamond Dealer and Jeweler,
jell• St. No. SO* Cid ESTNIIT Street.
.ARTIB DE VIKTE.— ONE AND
1.- , all should avail themselves of the skill and sumo+
ence of B. F. BLIFIRR in having their Oartes de Visite
made 01524 AHOh Straet.
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS, 12 FOR $1.25,
neat and nrettv style Likens suitable for al
bums:, ust the style for echo are to exchange with class
mates. 1011. re Efts, eIICOJSD Street, above Oreen.
PRITCHARD.-FINE CARTES,
A- 4 die.. from life, of Elen. Pritchard, tho , cootor of
:TOY bath, can be aad at F 0 1 0ThZUNSV'El
704 AhOEt Street
VISTSFUIe AND SUBST/LNTIAL OLOTHINO
NEW PUBLICATION&
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HO WASHINGTON MINT. BOSTON.
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V V.711,0M=-2.4
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BY FRANK MORE,
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THE LIFE AND SPEECHES
OF
ANDREW JOHNSON,
President of the 'United States.
EDITED BY FRANK MODEL
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The Publishers respectfully announce that THS
HISTORY OF THS PSDIrSILVAIfIA EMERY&
otimpe is now ready for deliver. to subscribers.
.1t contains a complete resord of OILe gallant organiza
tion; and of the different eompanies. raginients, and
brigades, giving graphic descriptions of their Bspedi-
Dons, Marshes, Skirmishes and Battles, together with
biographical sketches of Officers and pers.:nal Records
of each private during his term of service.klempiler.
from OPPIOIAL REPoRTS and other Docameata. by
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LArreAsm, March IN, 1868. my.l9-im
aaEX EC" BMUS
ASS TEI sztvr
THE WORLD•
J. H. MICHENER & CO.,
OSIERAL PROVISION DEMOS.
AID gasman Or TED OHL AAAAAA D
..iccorcainEspau , "
SUGAR-OUBED HAMS, TONGUES, AND
BEEF,
Nos. 142 and 31.44 N. FRONT ST..
Between Arch and Race streets. Mined*.
The Justly celebrated • • IXOSIANOR" HAMS are
eared by J. H. IL & 00. (in a style peculiar to them
'elven). expressly for FAMILY 1381; are of densiont
savor; has from the unpleasant taste of giah, angt are
pronounced by epicures superior to any now eared for
mh26-ftnwilla
EWILLIAK WATSON,
Late Chief Clerk Bab. Lex
CORNELIIB WENDELL.
Late Public Printer.
WENDELL & WATSON
PROSIOUTI CLAIMS MOEN EVERY DIPART
MBIT OW THE GOVBENMENT.
Ofitee Booms, No. 345 PENNSYLVANIA kmno.
Directly opposite the Metropolitan Hotel,
140.1 m I'. 0. Dos soo. waad..oton. 11. 0.
GOLD'OPORNTIMPROVED STEAM
WATER-HEATING APPABA.TIIS
WAIII/NO and TEATILLTINiI PUBLIC BUILD•
INGO •cd PRIVATE /UMW OR&
ItAIIITACITITILILD BY MB
UNION BMW AND WATRIMICHATING
00/I.IIRANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
itTELNILUMI P. WOOD as CO.,
Al Month MIRTH El treat
is22-exhi B. M. FELTWELL, Snot.
BLINDS AND SHADBB.
B. J. WILLIAMS.
No. 16 North Sixth Street,
wilmovnte; or
VENITIAN BLINDS AND
WINDOW MAIMS,
j r h o tirxl iaa mat best sittortiamt tha any at at
STOII slum IAD3 AND usirrsup.
Moo lot soiled Nllads oad tiludec. aptl•Sto
fiTERMETIOALLY BELLED 311BATE3
A-N- AEI) SOUPS.
LOOO dos. liswoop W.
600 Mut of.
600 " do Void.
600 " do Matto'.
11t00 a o Turkel.
1,003 " do Chian.
000 " auorted Sour to 4 81 its. •albiL
For um by REI oES & TE RAMB,
fo6-tf 101 Bode. WA 8tr01d.36
PANCI HAMS.-BRIGGS, SWIFT,_ &
salts Ev a ns ' brands eca l C ra&t e P. BOOR% Add ast
SUGAR-CURED CINCINNATL OANTABBND HAIM
in /dors and for sale by
WASHINGTON BUTCHER & SON,
m726-Ita* 148 and 148 North PROST St.
I SOMERSET, 51 CHESTNUT
••• • Street. Bns and Dealer in Army Conte
Badges, Emblems. Pin Badges, and marks of avert
description. Soldiers returning home will find it ad
yautigeotie to pommy as a memorial one of my fins gold
or silver Badges. Ormolu It karat gold Corps Rings
alwm sco band. All goods warraetod. mrlB lm
P HOTOGRAPHS OF PUBLIC BUILD
JAGS. Obnrobos. Beetdenoeo. and Country tioott
Mose lobo wish to prON,rve a ty w of the oid hd.._
rgto&do ohoold stogy to B F. ERIMEEt. POOtogroptier,
624 ARCM otrost •
AT REASONABLE PEICEB,
.
WMsTT.,ED—TiI EXCECINOIC COAL
:fors batideo 4 me, idyll& driving hour. globt
&mated mind. kind. ands good traveler, 'Wool!
refer a solid Eder, bar, black, or sorrel. Addreer
Et• T. 1%." at We ogles. for three days, jel2-36*
WA.NTED-A MIDDLE-AGED MAR
rled MAN, as Clerk In a mannfactaringestablisit.
went situated about thirty miles from the MO , : Pen•
xnenehip and acourscy in figaree the principal rectal•
rites, With good reference as to character, Etc Athirst,.
Box M. Poet•ollce. jell It
WANTED -A FINE LARGE SALES
ROOM. in the vicinity of Chact . ut and ii , v."nth
streets, Arm or second flour. Address •• D. P.." Dor
Poet 01B,t, 100 at.
WANTED-A. YOUNG MAN, OF 19
T T to 21 years, a Salesman tot a country 'dere In
Illinois, One ac_onainted mkt' dry nOltis may add rem
with reference. Pregg Mire . ma W
-
UT ANTE D—IN A WHOLSBA.Lic
Notion How, a Young Man NOW i, amnaintea
witt and can command a city and near trade, and to
cell goods by EAMPIe if nee:miry. Addritee Bnx 3939,
Pbtla P.O, jP9.6r,
WANTED—A FIRST-CLASS BALES
mAar, in a Cloth Jobbing H,1680 on Market street.
to sell goods by sample and in the store
Addrees ' ' Saletmen," at the office of The Prem,
with teal name. je9 tww6c*
IarANTED—IN THE FISHAND 111 Provinion llnelnese. a tam:meat SkLESMAN,
who on Whence conolderahle trade. 411 , twamtLaita-
Hone tordloenttoi. Addroes . 4 at thla office, for
ona week, jail 01.
WANTED -DISABLED SOLDIRRS,
and others out of employment, to inn rue for our
GREAT NATIONAL WORK,
JUST PUBLISHED,
THE LIFB AND Palma HERMES OF
Abraham Lincoln.
By Frank Crosby, of the Philadelphia bar. oimprleing
One large octavo volume of nearly dVe handred pages
This is the only work of the kind published, being en
tirety new and original, containing hie early history,
political career, aphecbos, message., proclamations, and
other GB cial documents litnetrative his eventini Ad.
Ittinietru.tion- to.ether with ills atones and events con•
nested with hie tragic end. Ii Will be sold only by our
authorized travelling agouti., to whom eraidaive tent
tory is given and liberal commietioes paid. Sand for a
circular and terms, " • merican Pablishina droner: "
Box 217, No. 600 OH 881 NUT street, POlia. rrB et*
WAN T E D-TEN FINE SHIRT
1 , waken with Wheeler A Wilson's machine. Stet•
dy work, 308 ARCH Street, third story, je93vl.
Nif ANTE D. -$l.O PER DAY, AT
I ROIL —Any ',mon, male or female . can Glass
Or week, at home, In a light, honorable business.
V/ to *l, simnel-required. Returned soldiers and others
having a law bows d ail) to spare, ,ea learn the parts
scalars by enclosing two stamps for cloister acd rattan
boa Addrest s. wKrvat.f..
myrf•tre' (Mow. box 4121.
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
NIINSN AND SPY, the most interesting. and ex
citing book everpct bilehed. embracin the adventure'
of a woman In the Union Army as , dont, aati
Spy, giving a wort vivid inner picture of the war. R.•
turned and disabled ofticas and soldiers in want of
profitable einnloyment will And It peculiarly Adapted
to their tgandition We have agate stearin SIISC per
month, Which we will prove to any doubting aPotioast.
Send for circulars. Address JONNS BMA & CO., SO.
000 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, Pa. my:lO4W
BOY - WAIITIOD— A COLORED BOY
between the aces of ld And la wanted. Apply tat
wedtately at GIS LOCUST Street. led-tf
G REATEST THING OF THE TIMBE
BOMBS(' $ PHIZZINVILOPIIS. —Agents wanted
,Tursfilinga 4 , se xo h ttlft,,a1 4
o ) o A inVie, 012::
sad a splendid Solid Silver scanting...cm Mateo as r
premium to the meal. A simile Envelops lent, writ
similar and fullpartisnlate, on receipt of Sd seats. Ad •
4111101/ A. N. NOWIOI &00., P. 0.. BOX 4270. 36 swam
NAN Street, N. T. mhW.Sui
$12 5 A MONTE-AGENTS WANT
ED everywhere W introduce She improver
SHAW & BLABS TWBNTY•DOLLAB radflLl
IMQ INACElifli, she only low-price machine in th«
nhuntry - whisk is liseesed by Grover dr Baker s
Wheeler & BOW% Singer 4 Uo. and
freeholder. Au other innotanos now wold foe less
than forty dollars each are tahlagemenfa, and the
seller and nosy are Ligbie to line and itata - katlaltelt.
Salary and expenses, or large OCOninSiodoll.
Illustrated Alveolars sent free. Addrese EIFIIW
CLARK, Biddeford, Matra mylo-461W3m
87n A MONTIL-I WANT AGENTS
•
every where at ro a mouth, expenses paid, to
men supra, AsTmai, the beet sidling ever offered
Full partlimlare free. Address OTIS T. GASSY. Biddy.
ford, Maine. m 7 lO ddr Ware
$lOO . 000 TO INVEST UPON
Layto Mortgage, in einms of $5,000 to
, 111111.-COavoyanoor.
jewist*
51,0 rat 41.1TE1 dlreet.
din WANTED—A GOOD OOMMO.
BBaDIOI7B STOBB. on the south olds of Market rawest,
between Fifth and Bluth streets. Address for one week
'CO. 8.," Box 214, Phnada. P. 0. lAA'
'BOARDING.
FOUR DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH
WAND it Mr WILDROSIP, near rl/I.VgIiSORD
RTATJOgit. rauaaylvanta Railroad. irlarflaSta
B4eßlPOalr3R—ooit i t.2.&NT, SEVERAL
ra7sll9v• • 906 SPR9OII STBEST.
DAY BOARD, WITH FIRBT•OLLBI
Dinners, at No. 611114 South WASHINGTOR
13(11111%. m7IBdID•
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
fa FOR BALE - WITH IMMEDIATE
Mliaposeeetion, one of those firet.clses, new. modern
Dwellings, east side of Sixth. above Brown street, jots
20 by 1.90. to back street t'arler 32 feet deep; dicing
room 22 feet; sitting room 24 feet; 7 chambers, 2 kitch
ens, soneervetore. water eosin, hot and cold water,
beater. ranee& bath" la faCt,every COUTI33ii.POO. TIMMs
home are built in the bee; manner, of well seas:mad
material Ttey will be solo on easy term' This is
the last chance. Out of twelve we have only four left.
Please call and examine them—welt all day—or ap
ply to
BOYD ds BARRON.
jele.6t* 120 eolith FOURTH Street.
a PUBLIC BALE ON THE PRE-
Asahneu—vaDarEaDAY AFTS9NOON; June 1490
at 6 o'clock preataely—Large and valuable RBSIDRIOII
of the late Madame Brazier. MARRS r Street, weal of
Fortieth sheet ; lell6o by no feet; elegant garden, fine
drug, doa
hoply te M. THODILS & SONS,
hum 40 139 and 111 South FOURTH Street.
FOR BALE—A VALUABLE LOT OF
Ground, S E ;tomer of Broad and Callowhill eta, ;
100 by 240 feet.
Do. do . 8 IL corner of Bridge and Thlrly•se
coed streets; 142 by VS feet.
Do. do., 8 W. corner of Bridge and Thirty.se
cond streets, 100 by 218 feet.
Do. do. , 8 W. eernerof Thirty- ettoond and Ha
verrord streets; 27e by 18330 feet.
Do do.. P . W..corner of Ninth and Berke
streets; 600 by 120 feet.
Do. do., 8. E. enner of Twenty second and
Boring Garden streets: 90 by 103 feet.
1)0. do.. Darby toed. between Chestnut and
Walnut etreets; 60 by 120 feet.
Do. do.,llll..worte. street, from Twenty-eighth
street to the Stryiailt - we by Me feet.
Do. do., on Minlaeim street, Germantown;
about S acres.
Do. do.. on Taxon} , street, at Bolmesborg.
With many others of various circa.
B. Y. GLIM
j , 10 1103 South INDICTEE Street.
VALUABLE RAILROAD HOTEL
AT DOD/ 111.11(iTO WIT AT PRIV *MB SALE —The
subscriber oilers for sale ail that valuable pr,uterty
known as the null kITL DANIA BAILILDAD BOO.",
In the borough of Downingtown. 18 miles west from
Philadelphia
The house is situated in en angle, pontedning about
one And a half acres, bete een the Penney ivanieZentral
Belli °ad and the Philadelphia and Lancaster turnpike.
fronting on each.
Tk • L1D1)7094 manta conduit of a good end enbstantial
three story atone Bows, rebuilt and improved a few
kitchears since, containing thirty large airy and weil-ven
en,ogi with ieree ftnd. convenient basemeat
suppiled with pure hydrant water, as are also
the ilretiano wend stories Connected with the above
is a good frame stable, two lophonime. and a large
vegetable garden
The property has been occupied as a hotel for the past
thirty years, and as a business stand Is unrivalled by
any on the line of road between Philadelphia and Pitts
burg.
This is II iltst•elass station, on the Pennsylvania Gen.
tral BaDroad, the ticket and telegraph offices of th.
Company being Pn the property. AU the passenger
trains on said road stop regularly at this place, and tits
through eamse train West stops a sufficient time for
pasesusere to dine The buildings'''. admirably adapted.
to the want. and Convtalence of the pu h.ic. and the
largely ineieasing business renders it worthy the "nazi •
Sion of Tenons seeking inch investment For farther
particulars. address HUAI RICHOLTZ,
rey26 thtngt On the premises
FOR SALE—AN EXCELLENT
ini.Strre and Beninese Place, 214 Dots lucent.
Superior Dwelling, 36 feet front, N 0.1373 Nreen street.
Nam and Dwelling, good %duets Stand, 266 North
Sixteenth street, corner of Winter.
Dongenterit Dwelling. No. 263 South Tenth street:
PCSIIIetWOLI soon.
Bent Dwelling. No ,T r oialey street.
Desirable Duel lug, street, above Brown; lot
29 by 180 feet.
B. P. GLENN, 123 South VOLISTIT Street• or
jelo C. W. our. SEVENTEENTH. and GREEN.
FOR BALE, WITH IMMEDIATE
Sinnpoteeesion ' the convenient Dwelling, No 2044
Wont Vernon street. B F GLUM.
jell) B. AV. cor. BEIVENTERNTB and GEBEIC
ei FOR SALE.-A VALUABLE PR0..62
..62 PUTT. on Market Senate, Germantown. The
improvements are s sabstentlei Briek and Stone dwell-
Ina. and frame itable. The lot Is 90 by 555 feet, orris.
mented with line 'shade and fruit trees. Apply at " In
sevens. Office," MAUI and AEMAT Assets, Twenty.
second Ward. .1119 at*
MVERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
R NATI, nO,lll side Pine street, above Twee,
Oen'. In perfect order. and with every requisite cDu
'enteric& Price KM. Address Box 477 l'ellatielehis
Post Office. je9.Bo*
INFOR BALE-AT THE VILLAGE
of Haddonfield. New Jersey—a handeome modern
DWNLLIAG ROUSE and about Three Acres of Land.
Annals for the summer or permanent residones of one
doing blieineen in the env. Location, six miles from
Pcitadeiphia. about One maul , from station on the
Camden and Atlantis nolrosd. by mill& mums may be
had to and from Philadelphia by six trains daily each
way. HOMO hose and well Wetted, with modern
convintenees. Wegant shrubbery, trees, 60. Stable
and Coach• house attached.
Immediate posseeston. Apply to
uITLNLIS RHOADS,
jeS No 38 S. EIBV/INTH Street. Phtla
FOR SALE—A DESIRABLE RE
-811).E5CB, centrally located, in an elegani neigh
borhood; home 28 feet front, contains all modern lm
provemerts. 'wide ball, large parlor. library, . and
to in complete order. 'Choice fruit and shrubbery in the
yard. Lowest *price $12.00. a considerable portion or
which can remain, If deetred. or would be exebauged
fora smaller property. Apply No 40 North FOURTH
btreet. jeB.6k.
a FOR SAL B-HOUSE, NO. 908
Alfal FR 15 IrCLIS Meet. above Poplar. Inquire of Y. I'.
k EROI7BOII, Di°. 1427 North FIFTH Eat. )el•1m"
el FOR BALE— A FARM, OF 21
Misers', well cultivated. modern improvement',:asL
Sso.,
situate in th e Twenty th ird ward. above Frank.
ford; suitable for country residence nottly to
jele-St*
_T. EIBALLOKOSB & BONS, thankford
GSRMANTOWN BUILDING LOTS.--
TB ISITIS 01 TSB BATPLII op OSMAN,
TOWN, —Bea atifel leaations resideme, 211 iur, to
snit purcbcsaie, to hist. ottuationo; tgoal. it
not impeller to any lots La the vidattr. For We by
HENRY B. BREW,
isle ma , * No 404 Beath FOURTH street.
TO EXCH/1116LE- IMPROVED FARMS
et 40 and 121 pares. 011 Stooks will be taken in
nut payment; aleo, Holmes and Lote to ezehanne.
Aust. BECIRTHL
jell 30 n 308 W.kTJUT 81., Room 16.
AgitFOß BA LB—A. FRW TOP
- and no-top WSMOILS of out own task*.
GSO. W. WATKON a 00 ,
6t No. MD ORIOWITOT Stmt.
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.—GEO. W. WATSON
-/Lv CO. have removed their OARIIIkEtit aspoarrors
to their old plaeo, 80. 1t11.9 06MBr7fir P 'Urea (andel
Concert 11811), whore they will keep a stook °" 4 " / ""
of their own make. and will Melva Orden for oral
deserirtioD of fret-elan work.
JONB 7, 1866 ie7.9ut
REMOVAL.
WILLIAIe TAIINALk.
Aea S4'3molod from 3a o. IMO to No. 11113% OHM*
NUT brevet, d. L•rner of TIII&TEMITH Street
Where he Ironton tl4 atteutfon of hOneekeepor.e.
those cofeloonstrir honiekiePllll. to hie exteattre
ee
sortment of neenel
BONN GOODS,
St:m*llot Iteirlgorators, Teel/9001AM Plantl7 HU*
Mara eltildr.e . • fleerteses. Bfr., be 5T44.2m
t i VERY t3UPERIOR GUM DROP ,
prepared by , BTDPEISIS V. Wft ITN tor.
tel lat No, 1210 MAXIM Mint.
DIia 2 6ATMENT FOB OUSTON WORL
weVEIENEW I4 .
NEW CRE6TNUT-STREET TARA
TRll—tmaaweprirr writlif. ABOVE TWEIGETib .
MOMDAY EVERINO. JIM Mkt
Lb.
LENS/AT 1)P
(:. FoSTER,
Tryon whichowarion the following VOLMEFSIng
TALDIST, In ikdition to the IMULAII COMPAAL.
Will appear:
Mr. JAMB GARDEN.
(By kind 8611nilininn Mre John ThreW.)
Mr. I. L T 1 0 , 1)N.
M r . w W. BAILEY, and kin OURDELIAOAPPELLIV
The Evening's rerfarmance wilt idkindlBlloo With Not
rowan& Drams, in throe ante.
IVANHOE; •
On, THE KNIGHT OP THB 140 K MWIT.
Recitation, BELARUs (ri3BISO, Mr. Jag adEDEN.f
To cenolnde with Joe. C Foster's Maxioal Drama, to
two note, Ateled
lA °lW d.
OLD AED v_oV . l , ll_!Azor
Shade of NaPOiega
TO. NoBROW (Tocolar) VENINO,
MIS LOTT i IN THE ADMEN D
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Jane BA,
FoRTY • EIGHTH GRAND FAMILY Sheri N SE.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW Ali Ob.
lITABST THEA'N.B.
TM WsoB STSTNNEL
MONDAY AND TIINSDAY OVEN/NON,
PO-CA-NOTA-TAS,
A DAY TOO JAM"
AND
_*•A'11110IILAS EL"
NM ADA AND ENNA WHO
In 8 Characters; 18 NODIN and Dances.
FF.TUAY, EMMA WBBB'B
THE CIRCUS 18 COMING.
Tlin MGR h HOSSToN GRAND CIROGN
CULLS. 'S CBLCNMHTNAT I T N n n ND
OF IROGUOIfiI
DIAN
Will shortly appear for
PI
ftVg DAYS %
ONLY,
On the spinitoue lot adjoining the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, BROAD AND LOCUST BT..
Commencing on MoR DAY, the Hut i s m.
ILISMSMBIat, Puß Fl`n D ay% ONLY,
AFTERiatiON AND Elag/2101.
In the selection of artists for this
COLOSSAL OOMBINATION,
It has been the proprietor's desire to maize such
varlet) that no patron shall fail to find in it moth thst
will Interest the wad and enchain the sttsntion. 'the
brslllant CLUbTitit OF CELEBRITIES
Which adorn this famed Girona are unparalleled In
their several speciatitise The toenail's. at
RDENES IN THE ARENA
Are enriched and beatiitQed
GONGSUIIki Pais&PHBRGALIA. AND grIPIEB
X WO,
And they will be rendered with faithless trees and
marvelous splendor,
THE IROQUOIS INDIAN form a great hatere ht
tide Artistic Combination, Portraying, as they do. the
novel y of careen lifs, typouti dances, religions core.
monies, laminae* and forms of worship, and many
other psenliarities of the ab,,riginees, never before
trocticed to the public. IN 111 'armies and delight the eye.
The company is slimmed of the following poptwor
Performer& who drew, hundreds of thous)" nos to the
Malone]. Circus Building oaring the east whaler,
The celebrated liEgabd BKOITERI.
CC stilßS, VALENTINS, and RUDOLPH.
Messrs. MURRAY and HIT and the
TRAINED DOI) 1.
The SAGYSINISE family. Mr. WIN &Nal,
Mr, CHAS. MONNOE, Mr PL ANE
LB JUNE BNNT,
Messrs. DRBXEL ISSRL STTFo
PlOTObl, Una FF. ANDROS,
DENSEST, BATTY, ROOSING.
WALDEN, fdAGAR.
14.1,L0TT, TABER, and
Masters CARLOS, 1.. El IN.
.ACTOIA, CLAIIDS and
iltINOll.
Venatile performers. The whole hinting a Oongfelia
of Talent absolutely peerless.
PROFESSOR. HUTCHINSON
sea his trained dogs will appear dart age very exit( Mien;
morning hid 11D8C20011 Petfornolue Puutee,, M 0 1454
n introduced .
and Re
ee will also be during the sesstra.
Remember, only fire dem
Admission. 10 cents. Children under 10 years, 22
cents, Performance to commence at 2 and 7 o'olook F.
L. on MONDAY, 18th last, continuing for
FIFE Oat ONLY. Jen gg
'V RI A. 14 OF SHIGL IN DISCLAM .
VON. et AbSIBIDLY BUILDIADS. on TDErD
107.11N1N6, June nth, between pupils of "rot H.en.
in's , 'gnaw' nonduoy. and pupils of Dr. Entree OLad.
eloal
. .
Judges: Geo. H. Bolter, Seq., Prof, 0 W. Pettey
Principal Girls' High and animal School: Rev_ J. tke
Crowell; Bay, W, Breed, D. D. ; 01)V POillollk. Pte.
siding Judge.
Ticketentty Cents, may be obtained et T. B. Paier'e,
Blatb and Onertual, and Ridgy a Blot stand. Contle
neural Bele). Commence alb o'oloo, Blriffald 'A ewe
lebtated litst,d AllI perforM, Je12.4•4
SALE OF UsliiirlikftgATlCS
UNITRD STATES NAVY YARD,
WASHINGTON, O. 0.. JUDO 8 mut
Will be sold at public cal,,, to the highest bidder. at
12 o'clock M.,
ON SATURDAY.
the twenty .foarth day of Jane neat, at the nee Yard;
in Was/dogma, D. tithe United states ateaniers Bal
timore, Watch, Juniper, Teiteme, Pditi4 , ll. fteroiato.
Cimino, J. D tae moor. (Icene de Lion Zeta, ifyette.
Weste Dumbarton, Illian, and dm.
The Ba l timore la a wooden aide wheel ateamer, of the
roaLW)I4 arIATINHAIOIthi Learn, 200 feat; breadth of
beam, 24 feet 9 inches; depth of bold. 10 feet t 011altfler
of erliader, 44 tut:bee; stroke of piston, 6 feat 0 moo &
2bp w etch la a room, ter; Length, 62 feet breadth of
beam, 17 feet; depth of hold, 7 heti Manistee of cylin
der. 16 inches; stroke of piston, 15 inches
The Juniper b. a mopeller with mina to engine: Length.
78. feet; breadth of beam. 18 feet; depth of hold, 8 [set
,•
Manistee of cylinder, 24 inches; atroke of Plato*. is
lychee,
The Teaser is a single engine propeller: Length, SO
feet.; breadth of beam, 18 feet; depth of hold, 7 feet; dire
Meter Of cylinder, 2o inches; .trots of ;Amon. 80 inches.
305 h e Putnam lea wooden side. wheel eteg
of
feet inches; bre/4EllOf beam, 33 feet deed/ of ne l 4.
7 tent 2 %cher,: diameter of Winder, 82 inaeee; stroke
ofplaten., 0 fest
'.he Reseluie is a double engine propeller: Length;
81 feet; breadth of beam, 16 feet 6 Inches; depth of hold.
7 fret: diameter of cylinder, 17 inches; stroke of piston,
17 inches.
The Ca, breadth wooden side wheel steamer; Length.
110 feet;of beam, 22 feet 6 inches:depth of hold,
7 feet 6 %ebbe; diameter of cylinder , 31 inches : stroke
of piston, 7 feet.
The J. 11 eloymour is a wooden elde.wheel steamer:
Lentil:, 100 e et; breadth of beam, 19 feet 8 inetiesi
depth of bold, 7 feet 6 Mabee; diameter of eyilndet. 80
Inches; stroke of piston, 6 feet.
The Cccer de Lion is et wooden aide• wheel steamer:
Length, 92 feet 7 inches; breadth of beam, 21 feet 3
inches; depth of hold, 6 Met inches; diameter of op.
iirtier,_2l in stroke of piston, 6 feet,
The Zeta is a single engine propeller) letegtie, 53 fe.te
breadth of beam, 12 feet 10 %doe; depth of hold, ft feet II
inches; diameter of cylinder, 16 inches: Meeks of elm
ton, 16 inches.
i
The My stics a wooden Propeller, Magee engine;
Length, 67 feet; breadth of beam, 24 feet 7 ineneet
depth of bold, 12 feet; diameter of cylinder, 42 Inehmet
stroke of piston. 48 inches.
The Western World is a wooden propeller: Length,
178 feet; breadth of beam, 31 feet 8 Indies; depth of h id,
8 feet; diameter of cy/inder, 84 inches; stroke of yietou.
4 feet.
The Bat le a std. wheel steamer, built of steel Plates
34 Inch thick: Length, 230 feet; breadth of beam, 28 feet;
depth of bold, 11 feet it Inches; diameter of cylinder, 62
inches; stroke of piston, 4 feet.
The Dumbarton is an iron aide-wheel steamier
Length. 20 feet; breadth of beam. 26 feet 4 Wheel:
depth of hold, 13 feet 9 inches ; diameter Of cylinder, el
Inches ;moil e of pieton, 00 inches
The Lillian. Is en Iron fade. w tieeleteamer ; Length.l2l
feet; bread tt of beam, 29 feat 4 inches; depth of bold, 13.
feet: diameter of cylinder, 46 inches; stroke of Mato*.
64 inches.
The eeesele may be seen, and farther particulars made
known, on application to Commodore J. B. Montgemm
ry e Commandant Washington Navy Yard.
Terms of eels seek, le Government funds ; dye (5) per
cent. on each vessel at ;he time of sale. and the bide:me
within ale days thereafter. jell mivf et
SALE Or SEBVIO.KABLX MULLS.
QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OFPICE,
WASHINGTON. 1), G., ItLae 9, 1814.
By direction of the Quirtermaeur general. theta win
be sold, at public auc , llno, to the highest bidder, at the
times and pieces nauitd belsw. viz.:
WILLIAALSPORT. PA.. 1 ftlntleD AT, June 18, 1868,
HOATIeGDOa. PA . TERMED AY. Jnueali 1066.
BiluAFTliN. PA.. TIIOI2BDItY, June 21, 1885.
WILDISD'POI, DEL TfiffltbDAY. JIM 82. 1886.
PI PA.. tUISDAE. Jane 27. 1869
BABBitiliEl AG. PA. THUMB eY, Jane A% 1884,
Two hundred bERVJGEABLE MULES Kt °Ash place.
Mongol them were bonght in the beninnin• of the
war an young wiles, accompanied the armee In all
tbtir minium end came, and are thotoughly
haidet ea by exerchte, gentle and remain!' from beton en
long surround d by the soldets.
'though R and and serviceable, they are no longer re
quired in the alma. and Nan be purohated at these valet
at far lose than their tine value The attention of both
miners and femme le especially invited.
!seams-old Monty gates eommence at 101, i.
Casa.. 1.1/ United States currency
SAXES
Brevet B:lgidier Gellerat,
in charge Pint Dlvleton At, d. O.
SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER
MASTER STORBS, GRAIN, AND GB &al ammo.
CHIEF QUAKTEEILIETtn'ii OTTION,
DEPOT OP WASIDNOTON,
WARRINGTON, D. U , June 10, 1866
Will no sold at prone auction, under the dlrectioust
Captaqi Samuel A. Wafer, A Q ._ as AIX Me
81.6 NET WHARF, in the city of WASLINGTOI6, D G.,
on IiVRDNRIIDRY, June 21 GA at 10 o'clock A. 11 . a
lot Of Quartermaster tYpres, condemned as being nal
for pubic service, viz:
Cum Date,. knives and Forks, Stoves. Tables,
Brushes, Buckets, Lanterns, ihooms, Rakes, Chain.
Pauline, Sio.
ALSO,
At the same time and place 1110RTY.P1 1 711 bushels
of CORA, TWRIStY. TB RItIeTROUS I bushels of
OATS. and ONIS 11011DR6D AAD FiFI'Y THOUSAND
GRAIN eACKS.
Successful b;dders will be required to remove the
Stores within five (6) days from date of sale.
Tents cash. In Government funds
D. A EMT%
Brig. Gm, and Chief Qnattermester,
.1012 Bt Depot of Washitigtou.
REDVIDICRE DELAWARE RAIL-
A-P ROAD. •
gagagM.USME.
•
TWO TBRODGII NORTHERN CON
NECTIONS DAILY,
LEAVE P. AND T. B B KENSINGTON DEPOT AT
7.30 A, gl, Lan a a 0 P. AL
Consnottlng dlreotly through to
EASTON, SCRANTON,
II ATER OAP, GREAT BUD,
WILKESBAREE, BUFFALO,
AND pa
GREAT LAKES
Through Tickets mold and Baggage Chocked thronak
in . I L , Prin./Psi Dalai North and West.
jeo-100 W. B, GAUZIER, Aproui
INIENE DATA.
C..thiPa .151'
lere— Eitenrsion hems. of it
-
Lake Ontario. ragnenay
The Thousand Wands, Portland,
The Rapids of St. ',sweet ea White /Wakens,
River. Saratoga Syringe, de.,
Montresi,
Quebec, d
Tickets fortis above Exenrelone, whIA have bow
so long and favorably known to the Philadelphia
Public, by various routes to Lama Palle, for aisle at
the
CITA Wl/381. RAILROAD . VOMIT OFFICI, 426
Gbect.D.t street. nnder Philadelphia Bank, Where fall
tntedruntioll will be girell.
A. Tali 110P.11, Paseenger Agent,
426 OlillalTNlTT direst.
aIgiNNEI . CHEAP AND PLEA
SANT SI:IAMBS YdeFgh—
OestogN AND ATI,LNTIO, AND RARITAN Ati3
DXLAWARB BAT RA iLKOADO—CAMOSSTU XBW
YORK OA 1,021 C BRANCH.
From Cooper's Ferry, Camden, daily at ggf A. Y.
?or Tneksrlon, Barneget, Toms Blear, Monebederb
Bergen,Sermonic,
Farmingdale, Shark River, Lon'
Branch Branotport. oosanport. Eatontown, Shrews.
11)7, Boa 111.1 c, lkildaethwn, alghlands, and Port
Nonmeta64 then0010111111;, 3 , 9 r 4 fr fi mr t nroggh
'lhe splendid Olisth.r 4.8 "
NbW Irak In ilve flours. /Area. iissurslon %whets
Jo& if
good for three days. SS.
'&IO_IIIMKCAMDEN AND AT.
LANTIO RAILI6OAD,—Thr
Train. data to Atlantic City, and one on Sunday.
Trains have, Vine-street Perry as follows:
Alai, Train. ...... ...... .... A.
Freight, with Passenger Can ' attached, ...... 0.00 A. Y.
M.
Atlantic Accommodation....
1.6 P. M.
Junction Accommodation.... • ... . ..• 6,30 P,
ESTIIENINO, LHAVN ATLANTIC.
Atlantic Accommodation 690 A. K.
Freight, with Passenger Oars attached.. .42,08 A. 11,,
Malt Train 1
9$ P. 14,,
Junction Accommodation ••• • 6 36 k 11.
Fare to Atlantio grearston Tickets, good only
for the day gad mon thoy are tamed. $3.
sr.StlAs MAIL TRAM
Leaver vinf-ftrent Ferry at 7,00 P,
66.,turatng, loaves Atlantic at 3.96
PARDONFII3I,I3TRAINS
Leave Vino-draft Perri at 10,16 A, b. and I. P. 14,
Leave Eh:tidal-add at 11.46 A. M and 2,46 6", 01
.61. B.—Freight mot he delivered at Cooper's Polak.
Worn a P. IJ. to insure its golpg down the af-at dar,
n/L9-3rair JOHN G sataair, Agent,
PHILLDELPiIIIk.
MitaNgraWILDITROTON. AND DAM.
110wR RAILROAD.
RODTI OIL TO lapAtAtopn CITY POINT, A►D
IKORrOI,IE
Testes Dame Depot, canter of BROAD etralat MQ
WARBIROTOR Avenue, at 1.16 P. M., aottneatial leak
STEAMBItti At BsDhow&
Pare to RtobotorsA • 1.41" ....BM 7i
TILTS SO Ott? Pr ..... .. 1.1
Pare to Dorfolk •-••• ^8 .• . • ••..• 7 1 1
P. KEN WIT, Part
ORO. A . DADMDB. Oen. Ttottot Arent. male Ira
WANLDLSLEB k BUOWIts
• IBBA RAILROAD
—To Toning dad. **yd•