SPECIAL NOTICES.
PORTABLE CLOTRICS-BACES, HATING Tan
hooks on pis Ott, PO ht they csn be pushed fl at against
the wail, sod tined t at n
neat walnut frames, s
will s
the
less than a carpenter charges for putting up the ordinary
articles, and ore 'ref convenient for travellers. Seve
ral styles at 'Olinda& & SHAW, No. 835 (Eglit
Aye) DIABBST Street. below Ninth. It
DIRECTION PADLOCKS HATE A RECEBB
is wbicb the address of the owner may be eecurely in
serted,and are yell suitable for travellers' carpet bags.
valises, &c., or for baskeis passing to and from Water
ing p. aces. Sold by TRUMAN & SHAW , No. 835
IMAM Tidrty•llva) MARKET Street, below Einth. it
UT. GAS COOIc.INO STO nos. WV.
Chesser than Coal Or Wood Basle Cas Cooking .
Roye . a . d Rat g „ . a Nr, L 00.3115, 27 &nth SIXTH
Etriet. Philadelphia. j81.6412W IA
trxrirEnsAL (Cog WHIRL ) CLOTH:Me
WEIVOEM at reduced prices. G. W. LOOMIS, MT
oath SIX TN St., Philadelphia, Pa. jela•fmw lm
A WORD BEFORE TOO LATE.-ABE YOU
troubled with Headache, Heartburn, Constipation, Dis
tress after Eating. Poor Memory, Low Spirits, Pain in
the Bads. Great Weakness, Bad Breath, or any other
symptom of that horrid nightmare disease, DyepePilaf
If co, lose no time, but procure a bottle of
PLANTATION BITTERS.
They purify, strengthen, and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and diet,
They overcome effects of giselpatlnt and late hours.
They strengthen the ernes= and enliven the mind.
They prevent Weems tic end intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and C mstipation.
They core Dianbcoa and Cholera Morbne.
They clue Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
No change of diet is necessary while luting PLANTA
von BITTERS. Eat the beet your money will buy and
all your stomach craves of it.
PLANTATION BITTERS strengthen the stomach and IV.
store its bealtoy action. You will find them
bale et PALATEAELE, rOOE. and RELIABLE,
MRS. S. A. ALLEN'S WORLD'S HAIR Its ,
61' Of= AND 'MESSING arrests the fall, and never
Ails to restore gray hair to its natural color. and pro
dace a luxuriant growth.
aIIABANTEE OF ITS WORTH AND MBRIT.
RSV. J. West, Brooklyn, L. I : "I will testify to their
value in the roost Bharat sense• They hare restored
ply hair ;where it was bald, and, where gray. to its
original color,"
Bev. Wm. Cutter, N. Y. City: "My hair Is changed
to Its 111dural color, sad growing on bald spot."
NM EL V. Began. Boston, MASti. " That they pro-
Vete the growth of the hair where baldness Je, i here
the evidence of nay own eyes.
For sale by all Druggists.
Wholesale and Retail Depot, No. 19S GRENIWICEi
Street, New York. rn736. Bunt
PERRY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION.—
Vb.lemma, or Mothpatch (also called Li rerepot), and
Lentieo, or Freckles, are often very annoying,-particu
larly to ladies of light complexion, for the discolored
spots show more Plainly on the face of a blonds than of
a brunette; but they greatly mar the beauty of either,
and any preparation that will effectually remove them,
without irjurtng the texture or color of the skin, is
certainly a desideratum. Dr. N. C. PERRY. who bee
made di ...itmen of the skin a speciality, has discovered
remedy for these discoloration' which is at once prompt.
intallible, and harmless.
W11°16.'1.143 in Philadelphia by JOHNSTON, HOLLO
WAY. & COWDEN. 23 North SIXTH Street, and by
MORT & CO., 232 North SECOND Street.
Prepared only by B. 0. PERRY. Dermatologist, No. 49
Dona street. New York, and for sale by all Druggists.
Price, 82 rer bottle. Call for
PEERY'S MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION.
For further information address Dr. B 0. PERRY,
BOND Street. NSW YORK. jet wfinam
HAIR DER I HAIR DYE, 1
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DI'S is the best ha the world.
The only true and perfect Dye—harmless. instantenSo
ens, and reliable; produces a splendid Black or Natural
Brown; remedies the ill effects of Bad Dyes, and fre
quently restores the original color. Sold by all Drug
lists. The genuine Is signed. W. A. BATOEIBI.OII, 51
DA/101.A.Y Street, New York. ia2•mwfly
JON29 7 .—SOLDrERS RETURNING HOME,
you want a good, eibetantial, cheap, and laihionahle
snit of Citizens' Clothing Go to Jones'
OLD ESTABLIEHED
ONB PEACE
CLOTHING HOUSE.
604 MARKET STREET.
ABOVE SIXTH.
TIM 3fASON eS:i HAMLIN CABINET 0.11-
ran. ONE 90 TWELVE bTOPS. $llO TO $l2OO
nacll. In cases of Bleak Walnut, Oak, Rosewood.
and Ebony, Plain and carved These inetrumenee bear
the same relation to the melodeon or harmonium 'shish
the modern pianoforte bears to the harpsichord of olden
times. Their volume and beauty of tome, and the vari
ous artistic effects of which they are capable, have at
tracted to them an amount and degree of attention and
favor from musical connoisseurs which have not before
been given to any instrument of this class. It is not too
winch to MY that their superiority to every other instru
ment of this clue is acknowledged by the musical pro
fession of the country generally. The manufacturers
have in their posmeation written testimonials to this
effect from several limbed of the most prominent or
ganists In thin country.
Those desiring THE MST INSTRUMENTS, for imbibe
or private use, (and the beet are in the end the cheap
set,) are invited to personal examinations of the Mason,.
& Hamlin Cabinet Organs.
Circulars, to any address, free.
Vlarerooms sm. SEVENTH and CEMSTEITT Streets.
J. R GOULD.
Philadelphia, Pa.
iTCEL (WHEATON'S) /TM.
SILT RHEUM (OIXIMEATI SALT SHNON,
Will wore the Itch in.4B home. also, 'area Seltlthenm.
Ulcers, ChtMilitia, and all Brannon' of the Shia.
Prise 00 eente. B 7 sending 60 tents to WEEKS & VA.
TIM, BOSTON. Masa . will be forwarded free by mall
7or ale by all Druggists. mhlB-ems
Twit (3.&.LIANT HEROES OF TIES UNION,
THE GALLANT HEROES OF THE UNION,
THE GALLANT GERM OF THE UNION,
Tins OALLANT ESBOES or THE UNION,
AND ALL OTHER PERSONS DESIDOES ON OBTAI:IGNO
AND ALL OTHRB. pm/NM DEMECNIS OF OBTAIN/NO
AND ALL OTHER PERSONS DESIROUS OF OBTAIN/NO
AND ALL OTHEE. PERSONS DESIROUS OF OBTAINING
CLOTHING OP THE BIGHT KIND,
CLOTHING OP THE RIGHT KIND.
CLOTHING OF THE RIGHT KIND,
CLOTHING OP THE BIGHT KIND,
AT EIGHT THIGHS,
AT HIGHT PRICES.
AT RIGHT Farm,
AT SIGHT PRICES.
ARE INVITED TO CALL ON MEssEs, PERRY di CO..
ARE INVITED TO CALL ON MESSES. PERRY 4 CO ,
ARE INVITED TO CALL ON MESSRS. PERRY 11F
In INVITED TO oAz.z, ox M. c.SII PERRY 8i CO,
Po. 302 CT/sax:Nor STREET. ABOVE THIRD,
SPOT SO GREEN/MN ETloszt (Granville Eitotroa . Old
Stend). end S. S. CORIUM SEVENTE AND MANE= EVE.•
B —The beat assortment of Alpaca and Dripete
Coate to be found in the city. Also. every variety of
Linen Olothino.
PERRI & CO..
PBRRT & CO..
Pots! . & Co.,
Paola & Co.,
No. 303 Chmenrul STEMS.. ABOVE TRIED,
No 609 CEZETEBT ST.. (Orsavtile Stokeo' old eland.)
8..8. COT. SXVIATH and HAVANT STRBETB. (Jones'.)
olO•Ot
STEIN WIANOS AY & SON'S NM
.
For sale only at BL &SIM BROTHSEEP,
le3-lm 1006 oftssmur Street.
111 M GEORGE STECK & CO.'S
rialtos. r f 111
AND
• MASON & HAMLIN'S
CABINET ORGAN'S.
nix° Oyer coZ each of them Ina a&BIArt
FORTES. instruments have been sold hy OEGANEI,
NAN 0 iv. G., and the demand la en- CABINET
FORTES. etant/y Increasing. ORGANS.
PIANO FOR sale only by CABINET
FORTES. J. E. GOULD.. . ORGANS.
PIANO SEVENTH and clissurr Ste. CABINET
PORTER. no2o.tf ORGANS.
?ALB OF BERT CLASS READY-Dl'
CLCTEINCI at the great establiebsaent well known
as " OAK HALL," located at the S. S. corner SIXTH
and IiAItERT Streets. The close of the War enables as
to manotaeture cheaper, and we are therefore selling
the nmeent stock at such prices as are warranted by the
Present state of aftkirs, As many want to know net
'whe , they can bay clothing for. we invite the mm arina.
lion of the following price list, w hich embraces but a
few leading articles among the thousands of garments
'We have now displayed in our extensive gates-rooms.
The people can always depend upon lading at oar store
exactly what is advertised.
All. wool Oassimeze Vests, from sl.7dito $7.60.
GS 411
Pants, from 4.00 to 15.00.
411 Coati, trod/. 6.00 to 30 00.
Cood business Coat for $8.36.
Cate Sack Coat for $5.
Meat Melton Cloth Seek, $8
Good Meek Cloth Frock Coat, $22 1:0
" " (lase. Pante. 6 00,
Jitir• We will take pleasure In showing our goods to
assi who nail, whether wishing to purchase or not.
WARAIIAKSIt es BROWN, •
0 JOE HALL
Popular Clothing Hones.
7811-tt H. B. coy. gIXT a and /ATOM gireatia
• IWC.Ah-FtILIME)-
GUIIIPBRT—MILLS.—On the 15th inst., by
it.. Rev. Joraph D. Newlin, GUetavE.E. aumpert to
11ary, daughter of Jamey Paine, both of thin airs'.
Washington papers please copy. *
SPINS—ARNOLD.—At Providence, R. 1., on
Bth indent, by Rev. Augrutuil Woodbury, Benjamin
- Weeders Spina. of Providence, R. 1., to Clara Fos•
ter Arnold, of Philadelphia. *
ESRLENAN—EUSENDORPF.—On the 15th
ult., by the Rev. R. G. °hue, Mr. J. Albert Es&
loran to Miee Clara Eokendorff. *
DIED
NEWELL.—On the 14th Inst., Thome 0. Newell,
/11 the 64th year of Ida ago.
The rolotlyea and Manila Of the family are re•
trpeotfulty invited to attend the funeral, from the
reahlerme of hie son-in-law, Charles S. Ridgway,
No. tea Market street, Camden, N. J., on Sunday
afternoon, lath inst., at 3 o'clock. "
Also, on the 12th Inet., Thomas N. Newell, son of
the late Thomas O. Newell, in the 33d year of hiii
age. Funeral at the same time and place. ***.
.
SEDDONOn the morning of the 14th Irst , 3
Rev. James Seddon, in the 70th year of his age.
The Molina shaft - tome of the fatally are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday after.
noon, the 18th Inst., at 2 o'clock, from his late real.
Once, Main street, Fraukford r without MAW
MAIM
L I PPINOOTT.--011 the lath lest., or consump
tion, Salle, wife of Thomas E. Lippincott, aged 23
]oars.
Due notice will be given of the funeral. *
ELA.Cir anttLISH GRENADINES.-
at 40 mats
war rewired, a caw of Black Baldish Grenadines,
a 7ara. 141.10301:4 & Mourning Stet.,
910 041403TRUT Street.
ens price. Priest; in plain Amara inirllS
BLACK CHALY DE LAIIIII.--YUST
opened. one em of Vets bleak Chitty de Leases, at
27X, dents a yard. DEBSO/ff dg Sul*, Mourning store,
918 OHESTSIPI' Streit.
One vrie• Prim ill rdsin Inns inyla
~_ _
„lESERVED STOCK, ALL OFFERED
wholesale from this date:
Bowes stook or Shaw/s.
&seem stock of 6 Uks.
/losers” stook of Dress Goods.
8188 & LaNDELL.
Isle FOURTH and ARCH fftrestL
far OFFICE OF TIME RELIANCE IN—
sputum COMPANY OF PRILADILPELL
Io• 308 WALNUT threat.
PIIILADELPHTA. hue 6, 11166.
...The Board of Direetors of the RBLIANCB INSCl
airh ceieresiy of Prdindelithia have thin dif
deChlrEd a Dividend off (4) FMB MIR GMT., for the
last /Ix months, payahlo to the 6100iiiteeere Of their
Goal re preaantativati. OR demand, free of taxes.
J6et" 213.0 ii. O. BILL. 6eoretet7.
110.. TOE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
of LODOREo. 3. A. Y. M., the GRAND LODGE
OF iIiNIithILVAJNIA , and the membere of the Order
are requested to meet at the MASONIC HALL, TELIB
(Friday) AFTERNOON, at 3 o clocir, to attend the fu
neral of our late Brother DAVID R. NORM, from
his late residence. No 1711 Christian street, toptocsed
to Bonaldson's Cemetery By order of the W. M.
It' W. M. MARTIN. Secretary.
far' DEDICATION. NINETEENTH
BMW M. S CHURCH, SaBB all. Jane
lBtb. Dedicatory sermon. Bev. J. POOLIATOOE,
D D.,IDNA. Dar. A. LONG/CEP. .3 P. M. Bev.
JAR. JII/11L 1 aP. N. All friend. of Christian enter
prise are cordially invited. sew
112F7HABEIBINIA1. SocIETY.-11/11E
QtlartellY Netting of this Pociety will be held
at Elwood Kelly's (late Connelly's/ Hotel. 0 , allirfluf
Street, below Sixth. on SATUI/paf &PROM. the
17th init.. at 734 o'clock. TAMES L. TnfLOS.
Secretary.
THE szurrirtzw" HOSE AND
Steam Fire Engine C►mptlT will pay the s tu n
or ONE RD NDBED DOLLAAS for Me arrest and con.
',tattoo of the Demon or persons irho eet tire to the
cooper rhOt. Of it% Wlllian ilo:hel on the morning of
Jane lb, 1880, JOHN J. OLIFTON,
JOSS 2t. Secretary.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS..
C►EPENTBIPS RUN OiL COMPANY.
A efeetisa of the Stockholders of the CARPENTER'S
Ella oft. COiaPANI will be held at the Office of J. S.
SEAM 503 CHESTNUT Street, on FRIDAY, Jane
00th. at 4 P. M.
lea fr2P J. S. SHARP, Secretary.
HALL OP THE 'UNION CIT i EX.
I ECIITIYL COMMlTTER..—Agreeably to a call
lbs tie Union State Executive Committee. the entreat
of the various wards of Philadelphia are reqseated to
meet at ouch places as designated by the alters of the
"Ward associations. on TUISDAY evening, June SO,
1165, to elect one Judge and two Inspectors. to conduct an
elestion in the various precincts, agreeably to Rule X.
of the rules for the government of the Union Party. At
this election there shall be elected one Senatorial Dele
gate arid one Representative Delegate for aeon precinct,
who shall meet in Convention, agreeably to Rale XIX.
WILLIAM ELLIOTT, President.
KOURY T GUM. I c o me...
W. B.
lamps, W.
,
ar MASONIC/ NOTIOE.-THEILE
will be a Special Meeting of UNION . Lovas.
No. 121, A. Y. M. at the MaIL.TRESVIUT Street, on
FRIDAY MAIN% June 16th. at 7 o'clock. By order
of the W. M, AMMONS° (I IRELAND,
.ielf. 2t* Secretary.
sir OFFICE OF THE CONTROLLERS
CF PUBLIC SCHOOLS. FIRST DISTRICT OF
PRIANSYLVADIA. Famenni,Pitia, Tune 14 1331.
Al a meeting or the ooutretters of Poetic Schools.
Dietriet of Penn sylysola, bold at the Oontrottere
Chamber, June 13. 1886, the following resolution was
adopted;
Resolved. That there shall be but one session per day
In the Public School' of this district, commencing at
M . and cloning at P. M., with a recess of
twenty minutes; from the 16th of June to the summer
smitten.
[from the Minutes.]
jel6-St E. W. MiLLIWILL, Secretary.
OrUNION STARE CONVENTION.—it
State Convention will be held it Harrisburg on
WEDNESDAY, the 18th Jn1y,1865. at /2 o'clock ii.. for
the purpose of putting in nomination a State ticket to
be supported by the friends of the Union at the coming
October election.
The earnest and zealous labors of a loyal people SG
cured the great victory in 1669, and made the War,
which our enemies denounced as a failure. a glorious
success in 1866.
Our flag has been maintained, onr enemies destroed.
our Government preserved , and peace reestablished.
Let every friend who aided in this result take measures
to be represented in that Convention. We must see to
It that the Mingo( our success are notlost to the nation.
Business of vast importance will be presented for its
ernsideration, and every district in the State should be
represented. SIMON CAMERON,
Chairman.
A. W. BEYEDICT, }Secretaries,
WIEN FORNEY. .104. We
garol READQVARTERSANLS DEPARTMENT
YENNSILV,
PHILADELPHIA, Pe„ dune 5,1865.
CIRCULAR No. 5.
The attention of Commanding Officers of returning
Volunteer organizations in directed to the following ex
tract from General Order 10. 94, IMMO , Mies. War
P tr artu r t; e .....
"En rents to, and after arrival In the Mate. 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 Muttering officer for the State or his as
at the point." * * * 4 ,
remnant thereto Commanding Officers of all Volun
teer organizations returning to Philadelphistufor final
discharge will,immediatelyzon their arrival In the city,
report their commands to Brevet Maier W Di vi sionS.
G. S. A Chief Mustering Off i
cer, Eastern of
Pcnnerlvania.
By command of Major General Cadwalader ClH .
JOHN S. SULTZ.
Jeff-lot . Assistant Adjutant General.
ffiLITALRY.
IFRIZZ MONEY AND GOVERN
MENT ROUE?? TO AI,L WHO INTIR THI
'UNITED STATES EARINS CORPS.
Orders have been received from the had of the
Marine Corps. at Weekillon. not tO regulate to
a particular *lass (as has gen the CASA heretofore), but
to receive ALL who have served in the volunteer ger•
vise, or in the regulars. or in the marines, and have
Wan honorably discharged. Such persons enlisting in
the United States Marines will resolve the Govern
ment bounty. and will also be entitled to their share of
prize money in any capture of the enemy 's vessels.
For further information apply at the recruiting ten
dervotts. No. Ell South FRONT Street, between S A.
N. and S o'clock?. 113., *very day butSun FO dri fury
JANES
Captain and Recruiting ONL4r.
CARD.
I INVITE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE
SALE AT MY STORE,
ON MONDAY, 19th 1315 t.,
As it will comprise the Choice of my Mack of
11111VITURE.
GEORGE J. lIENSEL%
809 and 811 CHESTNUT STREET.
BRANDY'S PATENT
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES
AND
PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILLS.
BLAND 7 1 PATENT PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Prom 4 to 10 Boree Power. !aridly portable. Each
engine is one piece. No brick or masonry in setting.
Adapted for all purposes. The very beet for
BORING AND WORKING OIL WELLS.
BUNDY'S
PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILLS
Also strictly portable; no brick or masonry in setting.
Warrantee to cut from 6 to 10, WO feet lumber per day.
Circular address o any address. For prices, dewily.
tion, • the manntetoturen.
H. Si F. BLANDY.
MANDY'S STEAM ENGINE WORKS,
ZA.NESVILLII, Ohio,
Or BLANDY'S NEWARK MACHINE WORKS,
jel4•Btd&ltW NEWARK, Obio.
GOLD'SPA.THIITIMPROVED STEAM
AND
WATER-HEATING APPARATUS
SOB WASMING sad. VERTILIVING PM3LIO BUILD.
LIDS end PRIVATE BBSIDBECB6.
111.11111IIIMIVIED B! THE(
UNION BURN. IND WATES-IYATTAS
00111[PANI
OF PENSISYLVAN/L.
JAMIECS P. WOOD 00.,
41 South YOuRISII Street.
B. M. FELiTiVELL., Stlo4.
Isl2.6mis
f r n3
44 3FAXCEILASIOliEt." HAMS
AU TES BM?
ix
-THE WORLD.
J. H. MICRINER & CO.,
COLABEAL TBOVISIOX DILLESS.
aro Guiana 01 Tnn anantaario
se EXCELSIOR"
Sll4Elltit-OIUtED RAMS, TONGZES, AHD
BEEF,
No 142 and 144 N. FRONT EIT„,
Between Areh ud hoe streets, Philads.
The justly selebrated "IXOELSIOE" Rd= aro
cared by J. H. N. di Co. an a style pseultar to them
wives). expressly for FAMILY USX; are of dellslou
IiVIOn free from the unpleasant toots of salt, and ars
*renounced by epitome superior to any now offered for
sale.
CORNELIUS WEVDELI, iriLLIAM a. WATSC.X.
Late Publit Printer. Leta COlof Clerk Bub. Dep.
WENDELL it WATSON
PROSECUTE CLAIMS BEFORE EVERY DEPART
MEAT OF THE 00V)DINDIP1IT.
Once Booms. No• 315 PENNSYLVANIA /151111531
'Breath' oPpoalte the Metropolitan Hotel,
ie3•lm P. O. Box 269, Washisgton, D. O._
BLINDS AND BYLLDES.
B. 3. WILLIAMS.
No. 16 North Sixth Street,
XAMITIAOTITABIi O
)IBNITIAN BLINDS AND
WINDOW SHADNE
The lamest sad lust solarium% la the elty M the
towed sub prim.
STORE 8RA24111 WI /JD LIMO&
Ches. lot soiled Blinds find Shads& $14.4a
THB ASHLAND HOUSE
FOURTH AVENUE AND*ry - rOMMTN
STINE?. MeW TonN
gooaatir euarged and improved. is now oliert for
transient al well u permanent boarder!, The hones is
situated on one of the pleasantest avenue, and assessi
hie to all places of amassment and business br ears sod
Magee. Guests will And all the convenience!' and aom•
forts of a superior esiablish meat, with an smelling la
hie. Transient board. $3 per dsy
WM- H GEL;KIBIC. Proplator.
N. B. —Families who desire rooms for the Illimmer
will make early application. To desirable parties ad
vantageous 1011111 will be offered. jolt NSt
FANCY HAMS.—BRIGGS, SWIFT ,_&
co.. Cobb & AnnoL C. k P_ Boson% Ind
cal& & Evans' brand! celebrated
81741A1t-OVRED OINCINAATC ChURVASSID HAIM
to %tore and for sale by
WASHISGTOI BUTCHER. dt 808._
113121-110 148 sad 148 'forth FRONT St.
CABINET FURNITURE.
MOORE & CAMPION,
5181 SOLITE SZOOND STRUT.
are prepared to follow the decline in the tetwket In the
:Let
x o a f m th in s e ir o P ur nf i z toi ltar k. e. rwohasera will mr'1"1,10,4111,...
COTTON AND FLAX BAIL DUCK
MID CANVAS, of all numbers and broads.
Tent awning, Trunk. sad Wsion•covor
raper Manufantaters' Drier rots% from ".." lea feel
wide: Panbas. Bolting gall Twins. Ato
JO/Ull w. sviramax a 00
soma ISa UM JOAN' Altai.
CURTAIN GOODS.
WAILRAVIGNi
MASONIC HALL;
119 CHESTNUT STREET,
18 NOW OPENING
ANOTHER LARGE LOT OF
LACE CURTAINS,
ELEGANT STYLES,
AT PRIORS, FROM 5 DOLLARS TO 150
DOLLARS PER PAIR.
WINDOW SHADW.E3,
OROIOE PATTERNS,
AT SEDUCED PRICES.
moon
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
G 2,00 ('IWO HUNDRED)
'Vi I'T3C. , AND BLACK
LAMA WOOL SHAWLS,
Rut received, at $2 50 per piece.
THE FIFTEENTH LOT OP
WHITE SHETLAND SHAWLS,
with fringes, Past received.
THE TENTH LOT OF
White Shetlan.d Sh4wls,
without fringes. just received.
LARGE SIZE WHITE BASSOS SHAWLS.
SPUN SILK SHAWLS.
SILK GRENADINE SHAWLS.
WHITS FLUME OTHMLATIS.
8.4 WHITE AND BLACK SHAWLS.
HAUGE HI THE YARD.
•
•
B•4WHITR AND BLACK CRAPS NUM% by the
Yazd.
WHITS AND BLACK LAMA LACS BRAWLS.
PUSHER LAOS SHAWLS.
CAMBRIA LACS SHAWLS,
BLACK AND WRITE LAOS ROTUNDAS.
EDWIN HALL dr. Co..
j,l4•Vf2t 26 SOUTH SBOOND STBIST
I.lC'°°llER OXARD,
NINTH AND 2ms,:inum%
FINE CASSINLERES.
LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK.
SUMMER 'COATINGS.
THIN DRESS GOODS.
NEW WHITE GOODS.
DOMESTICS REDUCED.
ELEGANT SILK SACQUES.
BLACK HERNANI SHAWLS.
104. ti
jr . CHAMBERS, NO. 810 ARCH ST.
BRTIBB STOCK RBDUOBD.
Black Thread LAGOS.
Thread Vella
Thread Lase Barbee.
Bernetltched Bandkercheifs.
Cambric Edgings and Insertions.
Shined and Fancy Fiona Muslin% for waists.
BRBTLABD BRAWLS and SILK MANTLES felling
off below coat. le l4 6i*
COOPER & CONARD, NINTH AND
MARKET, hays
The best Gassimere stock In town.
Good Linen Drills, Musket. Coatings.
Tailors' Linings, of every kind.
Muslin stock complete, prices right.
Family Linens, Telling, gold, at 30a.
Gauze,
_domet and other Flannels.
Pear_ Wool Detainee, 66 and 66 cents.
Fxtra fine black Mohair Alpaca, $l,
Lupin's 6-4 black Wool Delanes, $l.
Good stock white traintook, BRIM
Bird-eye Linen, striped manatee, Imest eambzice and
Salioneta, pugged Muslims. Plane.
White barege and other thin Shawls.
Bilk Banque' and Summer Dusters le7-tf
PI EN DID STOCK OF LINEN
KJ GOODS, jest opened at TOM ARCH Street. com
prising—
Turkish. Bath, Rack, and plain Linen Towels.
Bapkins of beantifal patterns. and all grades.
Table Linens, bleached, half-bleaches, and brown.
Richardson & Danner's, Dickinson's. and other
Linens.
Ladies' and Gents' L. Edith. from 1230 to ®l—
and cord borders—very nice.
nagal tt Jollif R. STOKREL
HEAVY MESH BLACK juß_
8.. A
NADI OE GEBHADINIL
8.4 black Hernani. ordinary mesh.
de black Tamartines and Grape Mintz.
8.4 white Tameitines and }lamps.
Single.width i.B wide black Home.
Heavy mask 2-8 wide black Hernani.'
Black Tamartines, Crane karats, and Chained
Double• width black De Lakes and Ursine Olathe.
Black Grenadines and Bornbasbies.
bingle• width blackale Baines.
EDWIN HALL 00.,
sey3o tt AO Beath 1010040) Street,
caPECIAL NOTICE.
SELLING OFF BA=BE STOOB
TO CLOSE BUSINSSBI t
GOOD-WILL AND YIX-TIGISS NOB SALE.
THORNLST AND CHISM.
We invite special attention to the above anaonneement.
We have a Lars* Stook.
We are Selling Cheap.
Every yard is to be closed out on or before the let day
Of September. Mike and Dress Goode. „
Cloths, caseimeres, and Linen Goods.
Shawls. Cloaks Skirts, Bdit fs.Sts. ,ks.
Knalins and Calicoes mush under market price
THORALM & °RISC
im COY. Of MONTH and SPRING GADDRI.
-- FIGURED SILK GRENADINES,
of the beet qualities and styles. in Black and Gray
Grounds. 06e to $l. SO
Travelling-Dress Goods, in every Vitrietl.
New Dress Goods, in great varlet).
Handsome °hone Ellks, ;MO.
VERY CHEAP BLACK SILKS,
suitable for Dresses, Mantles. and Swine& •
OOTTOE GOODS AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE
PRICES
Merrimac. Sprague. and Paeiths Prints. Ms.
10 Waltham and Powell blesehed gheetings. EL
H. STEEL at SON,
F myS4f Not 713 and 715 North TENTH Street.
NEW 03.1ECIUM FOR -ISOM
TRI GILIATIOT UMINTION OF PHI AGM IN
HOOP SIKIELTS.
J. W. BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
for doable) SPRING SKIRT.
WESTS' BRADLEY & CART nate J & J. 0.
West), SOLWFROPRIETORS and MANITFACTIIRERS,
97 CHAMBERS and 79 and SI BEADS ttreets, Ease
lark,
THIS LEVENTION consists of DUPLEX for two) EL
LIPTIC Steel SPRINGS, Ingeniously BEAMED TIGHTLY and
FIRMLY together. EDGE to ECGE. lIIIIIID/E the TOUGHEST,
most nvxmLß, ELASTIC. and DUBAELE SPRING ever
need. They seldom BEND or runsx. like the Single
Springs, and consequently preserve their PIIRREOT and
BEAUTIFUL SHAPE TWICE as Long SS any other SHraT
THE WONDERFUL FLEXIBILITY and great COMFORT and
PLEASURE to any LADY wearing the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
SHIRT Will be experienced partiatdarl in all Crowded
ASSEMBLIES, OPERAS. CARRIAGES, MILROAD CARS,
CHURCH PEWS- ARMCHAIRS, for PRoximenn and ROUSE
DRESS, as the SKIRT can be FOLDED Whelltll use tOOOOO.
PT a SIDED PLACE RS WWl] as 11, BILE Or MUSLIN DRESS.
A LADY having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort, and
great convenience of WEARING the DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
STEEL. SPRING SHIRT for a SINGLE DAY Will never after
ward willingly dispense with that...use. For Onnamma.
Iheen, and Yotrao Lamas they are SUPERIOR to all
others.
TEST are the best QUALITY in every part, and tits
qtestlonably the LIGHTEST, meet DESIRABLE,COMPOILT.
ABLE and ECONOMICAL SHIRT ever Made.
POE 13.111.3 112 all FIRST-CLASS STORES in this city, and
throughout the UNITED STATES, HAVANA DE. CUBA,
SOUTH AMERICA. and the WEST INDIES.
MU INQUIEB FOE THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
S T. m711.2ni
HOOP SKIRTS.62B;
628. NOPHINS' "OWN MAKI" OF
HOOP SNINTO. the best assortment and best quality
and dries in the city. - Gore Trails. all lengths and
eine, from 18 to 16 springs. from $1.76 to $4. Plain
Skirts, all the new shapes and Rises. from 10 to 60
evrittge from $1.40 to $3 Bidets of extra heavy steel
and e xtra tapas, from 20 to a; swinge, from $1.93 to
*kn. Misses' and Children's. of every. grade, Min 6
to 86 springs, from four to eight cents per spring; they
have no equal. agents for the new Flexible Skirt, the
roost pliable Hoop Skirt made, and folly equal. to the
Duplex Elliptic BMrt. and at muchlower prices. Also
eminently on hand full Hoes orlow•prleed New York
Skirts, kid padded. and metallic :listened —l6 SWOP,
81c. • 20 springs, Si; 46 springs, 141 16; 80 springs, V- spring
and '4O sprluas,"6l. 80. akirts made to order, altered,
and repaired, st 628 ANON Street. jel4-1.m5
FMEWORK.S.
FOURTH OF JULY
"Er I it VA lifir onns,
11 Wan VAMERTI'.
ROCKETS, CANDLES,
UNION AND RONAN DANDLES,
KINEs 3 TRlAllifffrxg,
SHIP LIGHTS,
SNAKES, ELITE LIGHTS,
FLOWER POTS, PIN WHEELS,
GRASSHOPPERS, COLORED FIRES,
ALSO.
A large assortment of Whole, for sale 111
A. IL FRANCISOUS & CO.,
joint 154 DIALMST BTU3'r
CARPET. AND OIL-CLOTHO.
BPRIZIGN
186 t%
°Lauf MCJIO NEGELTAS.
311 7 CAL1.17111 & CO.,
11U=arAMDMikl AND IadPORTEBS or
OIL CLOTH. 4to.
do
MIOLENIALB DEPARTRIENTi
009 0113/11.111T2 STEM
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
DI! 1:11r118TIOT
AMERICAN WINES. —lOO,OOO GAL-
Lors pure ClataWba Ind Isabella WINES, in bar
rels and camas, from the moat celebrated vineyards in
the United States; warranted strictly pare; Tarr low
for cash or approved paper .
For gabs by .TOllll U. CORA Anent, •
S. B. comer Mir ima bte.itaitT btrooto
P 0. DOS SEW
THE PRESS:-PHILADELPHIA; FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1865:
FINANCIAL.
UNITED BTATEB
By authority of the learetSlT Of the Treasury the
undersigned, the General Subscription ♦gent for the
sale Of United States Securities. offers to the Public
the third series of Treasury Notes, bearing seven and
three-tenths per sent. interest per annum. known so the
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
These Rotes ore Monad under date of Julyls, 10 5 n.
and are payable three years from that date in env
mutt% or ere convertible at the option of the holder into
11. S. bolo SIX PER ()ENT.
(TOLD-BEARING BONDS.
These Bonds are now worth a handsome premium.
and are exempt. as are all the Government Bonds,
from State, County, and Munic ipal. taxation. which
adds front one to three per cent. more to their vane,
wording to the lets levied upon other property. The
interest is payable semi-annually by coupons sttashed
to sash note, whisk may be cut off and mold to any bank
or banker.
The intermit at 7 SO per sent. amounts to
One cent per day on a $5O note.
Two cents per day on a $lOO note:
Tan eents Der day 011 a $560 note.
Twenty vents per day on a ROM note.
One Dollar per day on a $5.000 note.
Rotes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.
The notes of this Third Series are precisely similar in
form and privileges to the Heven•Thirties already sold,
Wept that the Government reserves to itself the option
of ruling interest in gold coin at 0 Per Gent. Instead of
7 o.loths in currency. Subscribers will deduct the in.
terest in currency np to July 15114 at the time when
they oubssribe.
The delivery of the notes of this Third Series of the
Seven-Thirties will *ailments on the Ist of Tune. and
will be made promptly and continuously after theta.%
The slight change made in the conditions of this
THIRD SBBIES 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 Intr.
chases made with six per cent. In gold would be fully
equal to those made with seven and three-tenths per
sent. in currency. This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
now offered by tbe Government, sad its superior ad
vantages make it the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE
Lees than 090,000,000 of the Loan authorised by
Congress are now in the market. This *want, at ,
the rate at which it is being absorbed. will all be
subscribed for within sixty day■, when the notes
will andoubtrully command a premtem. is htt`uni•,
forrnly been the ease On doing the sobssriptions to
other Loans. •
In order that citizens of every town and section of the
country may be afforded faellities for taking the Loan,
the National Banks, state Banks, and Private Bankers
throughout the country have generally agreed to re
ceive subscriptions at oar. Subscribers Will selecttheir
own agents, in whom they have confidence, and who
only are to be responsible for the delivery of the noise
for which they receive orders.
D REXEL & COMPANY, BANKEIIS,
No. 34. South malign street,
TINOURRENT MONEY.
STOCKS AND BONDS
BOUGHT AND SOLD AT BOARD OF BROKBRS. OW
COMMISSION. 1813•tt
Mi.- COUPONS, DUE JULY 1,
GOLD AND SILVER
Y. STAMFORD. JOB. L. ECTSTON
TAXFORD & HOUSTON,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Dealers In eocernmont eirtuttsok(Snaiie. Uncured
Bono. Oily Warrants, no.
Rods bought and sold on oommission at the Repass
Board of Brokers. my23•lnt
TILE FRANKLIN SAVING FUND,
N 0.136 SOUTH FOURTH STILES?, MOW
CHESTNUT,
Pays Limatesr esna Interest "on Deposits. Agents foi
the sale of United States 7 8-10 Loans at Par. GOYIM.
ment, State and City Loane and Stooks bought and sole
for depositors and others on Commission- othid-Est
THE COPARTNERSHIP • HERETO
fore existing between 11111,&5i A. KIMBALL and
ANDNNW J. LAWNEISCE as /wave Armen, and
MATTHEW NEWKIRK as Silent Partner. under the
style and firm of fiIe , BALL & LAWKIINCIE, in the
liminess of making ARY/PICIAL LIMAS, is, by mu
tual consent dissolved, through the retirement of said
LAWRENCE from the firm, by sel;ing hie entire interest
In the business to the said IIiaTTHSW /1/IWI
who becomes an active partner The business will be
neatly. lied under the style and firm of KIMBALL &
COMPANY. . 111R&M A. KIMBALL,
• ADIDABor i.AWElgaftlit,
MATIIIIW JAB WEISE.
4119,1n0x Street, Philada., May, lift. jel6.6t
NOTICE. - TEE COPARTNERSHIP
heretofore existins between the undersigned, rm.
der the style of CONE LIN, LEVIS, & CO.. is this del
atesolyed by mutual consent Tt,e 6,241140 of the late
Arm will be Settled by Mr GEOltall ilULen. at 305
CELESTPUOT Street B. K. CONK L
Rhiladelphia, June 13, 1938. 11110. H. LEV.IB.
3t
IN THE OR PHAN . s , COURT FOR THE
CITY ABC COURTY OP PFIILADBI.PHIA:
&tate of VALE/MISS RBatith_deceseed
Notice la hereby given that 514.13 Y RUM wIdoW
of said decedent, has filed in said Court her Petition
and appraitement, claiming personal property to the
value of SO. which she elects lo retain under the net of
April 141 b, 1851, and the swig* meats thereto. and that
the same will be confirmed by the said Court on FRI
DAY, June 35th, 1805,unlese extra otinris be tilodthareto.
JOHN Sllthunt
jell. gto Attbrney torPatitioner.
ESTATE OF WILLIAM VERGER.
All persons indebted to this Estate, and all having
claims on the tame, will par and present the same to
the undersigned Executrix. to Whom letters testamen
tary have been granted. MARY Y SROZE,
3e9.fiet tie. 1.40 S !forth TENTH Street.
Firm SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
4 .• The etbeeribere werad invite attention to theft
IMPROVED OUT OF SHIRTS,
whkh they make a speetalty Ia their busting,. ALM.
maatemtly reeeteke
NO VILTIES FOE GENTLEMEN'S WEAM
J. W. SCOTT & CO.
erarruitul FUERISEIING wham,
Jo. 814 CHESTNUT Street.
MS-1y roar doors below the Continental
A 7I LT ERBOI 3 B ARE HEREBY OAU
noway ssis.a- tiftaint THOMAS WILSON, A
raoker, retwently is ouretti , ,-
ti, A iturAsu GO!.
jelVIL# 134)6 HARIPIT Streitt
pHOTOGIR APRS TAKEN OF - 1 3 IIBLIC.
Edifigeo, Ohutabea, Private Residentee, awl Conn
try heats. Those ate wish to preserve types of them
should call on B. F. lIIIIIBE. GEE n 12611 street.
CARTE DE VISITE—EXQUISITE
styles. and wondrously aceurs to spear:tens of WA
roadantßSlMAlrs Glellery. 624 Altai street. gee
syealmens. and obtais a superior wows. 1t•
m UNION MOWING MACIIINEti.,
- ...&;.at 'really 'educed pecee, for (Wit, ter sale by
BoBIiWY BUNT, Ja ,
Noe, 922 •nd 921- ItteREIT street,
it above Math.
BUCKEYE MOWIN O MACHINES,
at yroatly Teamed mica.. for CASH, for sae by
ofiEftl! 'BUN 'Y. Js ,
Nos. 921% and 944 aIAIIEBT Btroot.
It above
APRATT'S STEEL. SPRING TOOTH
HORSE Raga, M greats radtreed prices, frir
vAszt, for mat, by ROBERT BUM. JR.,
Nos. US and 91 MARKET Street,
It above /bath.
.A . VERY CHOICE ROASTED AL
MOND, Artmanfactured by
STSPBEN F. WHITMAN,
jel-lm He 1.2110 BriagHT Street.
1865.
ROGER'S NEW GROUP,
"THE BUSH WH WHIM;
OR. THE WIPE'S APPRIL FOR PLOP,"
now ready. Also, the lame subjects:
• 'The Home Gnani. '
One More Shot "
•.TLe Woat.iful Scont."
' "The Iteiurnsd Volunteer."
"Village Postniatter,"
"Union Refugees,"
"Mail DIM"
"The Picket Guard,"
"Sharpahootere."
"The Town Pomp."
"Camp
"Making Friends with the Cook," &e.,&c
Always In stock.
JAMAS e. E6RLE & SON'S,
Sl6 Cii.EsTRUT Swat
Then Groups can be packed to torwaril to all
. p trts of
the country with theirs. safety, 3e15.6t
JULY FOURTH.—ILLUM rN
LANTERNS, ruion Sitir at d Globe, Lily, gm,
sad other LOW tansy patterns or
Silk and Hfurlin Hawk,. ail biZab.
Toy CBlll.lolli, Torpedo Pistols, Smoker Pistols &a.
For sale at lowest rates. W. TILLER:
jel6.6t - 32 South FOURT a Street.
rztim
fIERMETICALLY SEALED MATE
lAD SOUPS.
d3z. j rzte ts 2pid.
(do " do V(4l, •
600 " do Mtittoi.
Lox , e.-- 4 0 Take) ,
Laxt do. Oldokon.
• 2,040 *sorted Soapy. In I. 2, 24 lb. sans.
lorado by itgo DES & 1471.L1A218.
101-t4 101 12.011ih Stara& 13tatto
7430 LOAN.
THIRD SERIES.
$230,000,000.
JAY COOKE;
SUBSCRIPTION AOSIT,
No. 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
DBALERS /X
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN GOLD,
FOREIGN EXCHANGE,
UNITED STATES BONDS,
QUARTERMASTERS' VOUCHERS,
WAITED. AT /MEW MARKET PRIEM
DREXEL it CO.,
34 South THIRD Bkreet.
No. ;,25 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADILPHLL
C,OPARTNERSHIPS.
LEGAL.
MILITARY GOODS.
FLAGS I FLAGS 11
EVANS & HASSALL,
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
418 ARCH STREET.
ZIA.NIVERM •
Silk, Bunting, Muslin, and De Mine
OF ALL OWES.
SWORDS, SASHES,
BELTS, PASSANTS,
nzir_irrairae - GOODS,
JeLtivl OF ran , DZSORIPT/ON.
r .7 7lrgr'Tarrillt l T 7l 4
EDWARD P. MILLI%
JOHN KELLY.
TAILORS,
511 0111113TICUT STREET,
EATS TOW IT MU
A COMPLITE ASSORTBISIT 01
imam SPRING GOODS.
HOUSE-FII7IINISHING GOODS.
600 wiri di a . 3l llo2E ,r i
ETTEST. 600
46VER 000LBRS,
Faunas.
GAS STOVES FOR SIIINKER COOKING.
MO Et GRIFFITH & Pala sIXTH and ARGIL
(AIL MINING /0 GOAL, AND OTHER
alsw COMPANII.
We are prepared to furnish NM Corporations with
all the Books they require, at short notlse and kW
oleos. of first quality. All styles of Bluffing.
ITIBL PLATB OPRP/PWATAII OP STOOK.
LTIWOOBAPKBD I!
TRADEFEN BOOK.
ORDERS OF TRANSFEE.
STOCK LEDGES.
, STOOK LIDEUDI, BALANCES.
BEIM= OF CAPITAL BTOI3I.
BROKER'S PETTY LEDGER.
ACCOUNT OF BALE.
DIVIDEND BOOK.
MORS & CO.,
BLANK BOOK NANUFAOTUEBBS AND BTATIONKEL
se2l-tf 43A 011118TBUT Street
DRUGS AND CHEINICALS.
BOTANIC AND ECLECTIC DRUM
ROBERT A. MANGE.
IR9 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Wonld eall the attention of Drudge, Oonntry 11.
chants, and others, to his stock of
BOOTS, BEERS, AND BABES.
111 Tallow s lo pk EaLgOW, o
YOkMER
XVlng, it
•gulli line of BOTAMIGAL PEEPARITIONIiI. W. &
.111BRILL & CO. '3 0011rUggiTiin8 BD BSttBDIBB, be.,
at a liberal diseolust to tha trade.
Catslortes furnished on application. mylilAluds
L i.lau4JLt&i.ou a.. ~
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
CAPE 161...A.N.13, N. .1.,
Will open for the reception of Visitors,
On the 15th of June.
AU communications for apartments, or upon other
business connected with the House, should be addressed
to
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Cape Island, Now Jersey.
W.V.l3'r tEG rn.r.,ar, - Ea-t„
JeZ•furwcw PROPRIETORS.
WHITE SULPHUR
T AND
OBALY - BEATE SPRINGS,
DOUBLING GAP, PA.
S. ROBINSON, PROPRIETOR.
SEASON OPUS JUNE 16th.
This delightful place is located in Cumberland coun
ty, thirty miles west of Harrisburg, It is accessible
from all the principal cities by railroad to Harrisburg,
thence by the Cumberland Valley Railroad to New.
; from Pen-vuto eight miles good staging to the
Springs. The stage Is always In waiting upon the ar
rival of the sus as laswville.
Passenger' leaving Philadelphia, Baltimore, or
Washington in the morning can arrive at the Springs
the MIMS evening at 5 o'clock. This hotel is commo
dious and comfortable (having been recently thorough.
ly renovated) with hot and cold bath attached, and ex
teneive grounds for walks and amusements.
Terms $2. CO per day, or $l2 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
OMB all visitors. IL B. A fine livery is attached
to the establishment. jag Stk.
SUMMER RESORT,
BROAD TOP MOUNTAIN HOUR
HUNTINGDON COUNTY, PA.
This old and popular Mountain Resort will be opines
for the reception of meats on the let of dune. This
house has recently bean thoronahly renovated and in •
proved in a manner that will be satisfactory to Its pa
Irons Exeursion tickets will be issued by the Pena
sylvan% Railroad Company, which will be good tint!
Ells let of October next. -A hack will be in readiness or
the arrival of the gars at Dudley to convoy insets W Int
hotel, a distance of two miles. Terms moderate.
Per particulars, address
WM. T. PEARSON, Proprietor.
Broad Top City.
my 22-I.m* Huntingdon nitint7. Penna.
THE -
COLUMBIA. HOUSE,
AT
OAPE KAY, NEW JERSEY,
Will be opened Me season on the FIFTEENTH MAI
OF JUNE, for the reception of guests
This leadinghonee will, for the coming season, fully
sustain its well•eetablished reputation.
Greatly ensonraßed by the bnelnese or last year, tho
proprietor feels satiated that a Hotel conducted death
itrat•etase must continue a amass at this old and pope.
lag resort.
The railroad facilities arepromised to be excellent.
Beck's celebrated Philadelphia Band has been IS
cured for the COLUMBIA the coming 88116011.
For rooms, are., apply to J. H. DiguilsOpr, Nor.
chant's Betel, Philadelphia, or to
SBOROZ BOLTON, Proprietor,
mylP 2in OARS IBLVID. 3F,
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
Will open for the reception of reeks on
WEDS EsDAY, June 28.
Dodworth's celebrated Band has been engaged for
Be Season.
Persons 'wishing to engage rooms, or deltrnac further
intorination, win address
BRAWN gr. WC/21.PM. Proprietors,
ATLANTIO cm.
XTATIONAL HOUSE, YORK, PENNA.
—This fine Hotel, recently erected on the northeast
seiner of Market and Beaver streets, is now open for
the reception s 0 gnats. The house, bedding , and furni•
bare a • e entirely new and of the beet quality. There
are 76 rooms, with warm and sold baths and water.
*newts on each floor. All its appointments and arrange'
menu are those of sfiraPotaso Hotel, and it le the de.
termination of the Proprietress to have it kept as each.
raygs-inwflin MUS, U. A. WEST.
UNITED STATES HOTEL, LONG
BEANO% New &my, ie now open for the re
ception of vieltora—June 10. 1865
14310.2n.* BEND. A. NEWMANN% Proprietor.
SEA BATHING
SURi Bores.
ATLANTIC CITY, NSW .THR3Ir.
Thteold. established, and favorite house will open for
the season on °reboot the 20th of June It in nearest
to the beach. securing cool breezes at all times. Its nn
rivalled Bathing leoDines, its complete furniture and
appointment. and its unexceptionable table. render this
hones a favorite place for a summer sojourn at the
asa•side, reeteetere from the city are set down at the
door. and communication with the inlets is had at all
times by rail. A fins bard of mode has been encased
foe the season. Parties wishing to ware Board Will
address the proprietor at Sart blouse, Atlantic City.
jeg-Sflt H B. Bartsom, Proprietor.
KITTATINNY HOUSE,
DEL &WARS WAITB GAP.
This favorite Mountain resort is now open to vi
sitors.
Trains leave Philadelphia, from Kensington Depot,at
7 30 A. K. and 8 SO P. .111.. and arrive at the Gale at 1 P.
la and 8.4 e P. M.
Beferencea—Morton McMichael, Franklin Peale.
Danis A.- Gridey. B. B. Banners, S. R. Mazda, Charles
Banker. C Sherman.
Term 011 per week.
jeB lm L. W. BRODHEAD. -Minister.
MOUNTAIN ROUSE,
,cnignoir SPRINGS.
This delightfal and romantic Watering place, situated
on the summit of the ellealteny ZOOLIII7II.UB. et Cresson
Station. bn the Pennevivanis Railroad.
Will be Opened for the Reception of mote,
On MONDAY, June Mit. 1865.
Several new cottages have been erected , the grounds
have been beautified and improved. and Cresson le now
on. of the moat beautiful hill homes In the United
States. Bgenrsion tickets, good Until October let. are
issued by she r•zlos, ivenia Railroad Coruna/W.
For fru titer information. address
OW. W. EIJI,LIN, Proprietor,
CRESSON SPRINGS,
Je7•lm Cambria comity, Pa.
HOWLAND'S HOTEL,
MIN BRANCIII, N. J-,
wilt be open for the reception of meats June theillth.
je&lm HOWLAND. EIBRBBBT. dr. CO. -
ETTER AT A MT. SPRINGS.—THIS
delightful and romantie watering place, beauti
fully situated in the healthiest audio? of LancuteT
county, and acknowledged to be the ' garden spot'
of FeImeTITAAIA. Wtll open for the accommodation of
gurege on the 16th of June. Railroad eoMgllllllollßon
twice a day from Philadelphia, on the PaddllYlTaaia.
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ielo B. W. eon EINVRIXTBENTR and OMEN.
Mi FOR SALE-HOUSE, NO. 908
MAL FBCABLIN Street. above Poplar. Inquire of .1, P.
I'ER/317802i, Ao. 1127 21orth FIFTH St. ]el•lem•
PUBLIC SALLR.-FOIJND RUNNING
at large, end taken LA a 10t of Oasts, Will be
sold at pablto sale On TRW er Teno lath. at two
'clock P.M., at the Pound. BUIIO.IWOOD Street.
below Bread, [11 * ) .1. DAINFIBLD, MO Constable.
OIL MARES ON SUGAR ORNEK.
THI PITROSA OIL COMPANY.
Tbis Company owning in fee simple over TWO
NUNDRED ACR E of valuable Oil Territory on Finger
Creek; will lease on favorable terms. a limited unm.
ber of choke lots A part of the territory is now being
d.veicpsd. Ot e well to be bored within ninety days,
and tbreo PAM win:dearest.
Per /woe.= v e...t!euteee. teams a t Ike Omee of the
Company. 521 WALNUT Must
wfmrit• ONO. 0, MARTIN, &Secretor.
TO RENT-BOOM AND BASEMENT
under Handel and Haydn Hall. Good•will aad Mx
linen for see, with immediate poneenlon. Suitable for
Ooze of Ohm Apply at 641 tt, EIGHTH St. jet& Si*
FOR SALE—A WELL SECURED IR
redeemable Ground Rent of 6tO per arm=
Apply to ALFRED RUM,
lett et" 61 N. SLIM street.
FOR BALE--A VALU.ABLE LOT OF
tttcu9d, s eornar of Broad and 011101011 J ate,
1.90 bY 240 fast.
Do do . S corner 0 f Bridge said Thirty- ire
cord streets; IQ by 218 feet
Do. do., 13 W. corner of Bridge and Thirty. se-
Gond streets. 100 by 218 feet.
Do, do., 8. W. eon:aro! Thirty-111mnd and Ifa
yerford streets; 216by_ Mg feet.
Do do.. S. w. corner of ninth and Berke
streets; 600 by 190 feat.
Do. do., S. It corner of Twenty , second and
spring Garden streets; 90 by 100 feet
Do. do., Darby oad. between Chestnut and
Walnut streets; ED by 120 feet.
Do. do_ Bliswor tit street , from le wen 43 , eighth
'street to the nhnylklll; 1 090 by 104 feet. ,
Do. de., on mapi t em *treat. Germantowlll
about 8 urea.
Do, do.. on I TSOODY etroet. at Rairaellbial ‘
With many others of various
B. F. OLEAN.
kid 123 South SOORTH Street.
WILLIAIK K. MUNOZ
'MORS, SASH, SHUTTERS, AND
A- 7 MoULDINGS for male. to dose an list§te.
CE Street. Jels.6t*
MACHINERY FOR BALE CHEAP—
GMAT & WOOD'S PLANER —A tarp Moulding
Maclaine with 61 pre bite, a Rabbet Machine, AAA
r o t =cm v... 615 CHUM Street. j i gs gt*
OFFICE ROOMS TO BB LBT-DE•
gaBABLE BOOMS, enable for Oil, Octal. or
Brokers , Oillee, So. 18 S. THIRD Street. joie et.
(IFFICE FURNITURE AND FIX
-71/1018 It hats.—The Duke, Counters. Tables,
Mire, Carpet, Safe, Stove. Letter Presses, &a , ito
la the office No 37 Routh THIRD Street, now oompled
by the node:slimed, are offered for sale, to be delivered
or the filet of July.
je23.15i EWER. BROOKS. dc 00.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
AIICTION S
..Z214 BERKNEBB' BAZAAR, MINTS
and PANSOM Strode.
•UO7IOII SALE or ROMS.
On lIIATUR.DAI , MOBDIIIia muds of 1J o'czck.
com—
prSe'ng about
SIXTY HORSES.
snits dto harness and saddle . Fun desortntiOS at sale.
Also, Ten An* young serviceable
ALBO.
DEW erd second-band Carriages. lirht virsgo: a. &a .
wi• b which the sate will commence.
Slur le and Double Harness. Saddle', Sri flee, as.
Sir Side of Horses on Wednday.
ALFR es ED M. Evlrellgg.
jai& 2t Auctioneer.
AMUSEMENTS.
"'.NEW CHESTNUT-STREET TFritA
TEB=MINSTIANT STREET, ABOVE TWELFTH.
FRIDAY EVESING. Jane Isom,
D o ff the nSFlT
o
CHARMING YOU/0 OOMEDISSEN.
MISS .LOTTE,
When a misguide. nt bill will be pram mit d , consisting of
TWO ELEGANT PIECE
The EVIRIIIIr'S Performance will commence with the
grind (0 deco' harleigne
TEE sEVIN DAUGHTERS OF SATAN.
which will be presented with
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY.
NUFEEB OOSTUMES.
• BRILLIANT NITBIN,
MOH IE/0 AL EFFECTS, and
POWERFUL Oen.
Replete with Orsrid Marches, Danced, Illeme.
To eonclude with the screaming fares,
TEE GOOD FOIL NOTHING.
Nan, the Good For Nothing ...Moe Letts.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Jane I7th.
FORTY•EIOSTR GRAND FAMILY MATISSE.
When THE MVO DAUGH'FiIIIS will be performed.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCM.
STREET THEATRE.
BEBIEFIT t)F MISS EMNIA WEBB.
TO.NIGHT (FRIDAY), June 16th 1665
THE MARKET GIRL OF PAMIR,
THE YOUNG ACTRESS, and
THE FOUR SISTERS .
THE WEBB SISTERS
In S Plecan and 19 Characters,
A GREAT BILL FOR fIATUBDAY NIGHT;
TO-NIGHT, kNS EMMA. WEBB'S
BEFEFVF. "DEW *EH STREET TELE STAB "
rElg WEBB BISTRO " 1N TlFltaa PIECR aetD
TEN OBARAOTSIte. Comedy of the "MAWR'
OHM OF ' , AR's," vattaaviim, 0 Fowl mos
Protean farce, "YOOllO 410 rims " tr.
TUB CIRCUS IS COMING.
TBE STONE & ROShTON ORAID CIRCUS
CULLEN'S CELEBRATED tORO APD
OF IROQUOIS
INDIANS,
Will shortly appear for
LOX DAIS OILY,
On the enact one lot adjoining the
ACADEMY OF Mac. usuAD AND LOCUST ST..
Conamoneing on MONDAY, the 19tt Hitt
RisIiEHERE. FOE FIVE DAYS ONEY,
ASTERIKON AND EVE GINO.
In the !Woollen of Artlata for this
COLOSSAL COMB [NATION,
It bas been the propriator'a desire to secure etteh a
varlet, that no patron shall fail to and In it mach that
will interest the mind and enchain .he attention. The
brilliant CleT/STIR OF CELEBRITIES
Which adorn this famed Circus are unparalleled la
their several specie' tiles. The magnificent
SCENES IN THE ARENA
Are enriched and beautified by
00.10EOUS PARAPIe ER wA.LIA AND SUPERB
And they will be renEMC l tenn &initials grails and
tob•os.lona splendor.
THE IROQUOIS INDIANS form a treat tutu. IS
this Artistic Combination. postra,llll. as they da 12d1
novelly of savage life, Picat dat net religions core .
monies, eaerificee and toms of worship, and men!
other peculiarities of the aborlaluees, never before In.
traduced to the nubile, vrill surprise and delight the eye.
The company is come weed of the following maim
perfotmete. who drew hundreds of thousands to the
National Circus Building cutter the Diet winter.
The celebrated DENEbE BROTHERS.
.CHARLES, VALENTINS t and Ru•PREI4.
Neeere. MURNAT and RC PORI SON, and the
TRAINBD DOOl.
The SARRINEE family. Mr. DUN STORE.
. Mr. ORA& DION.4OE. Mr FROTIK WESTON,
Lk JIIIINS BRET,
Mears. DREXEL BERLETTE.
NOTON. OLAFF. ANDROS.
AMER, BATTY, ROdEDIDJ.
.LIZARRky, WALDEN, MAGER.
P E I f IOTT, TABER, had
Madera CARLOS LE~W.
ACTON, CILAI7DE and
CL &RUM
VentUe reformers. The whole telniins a Conitamt
of Talent at solntely peerlese.
MITCHINSON
and hie trained doge will apperx during every exhibition.
morning snd afternoon Performing Ponies, Miring
and Herres will also be introduced during the swum.
Remember, only five days
AdMieeloll, W cents. Children under 10 years. 25
amts. Peiformsuce to commence st 2 and 7o' mock. P.
.21„ on MONDAY, 10th inetconttnnlng for
six DA YS OILY. jetun
GRAND CONCERT,
By GRADUATES of P . 90.91 the INSTITUTION
ydrl_ - Tykt:liLtNn.
- • -
FRU AT hI:BNILCU, JUNE 18th,
At t Institution.
The object of the Concoct to to atd a number of the
female graduates to establito a store for the sale of their
own work, Tickets, ;0 cents To ommence at 8
o'clock. isle. le
THE GRAND JUVENILE CONCERT
we willhe A,eaderoy bingo Tune 10th• by es ebildwon.be reesettli, by Mineola request, ea
SATURDAY AFTDRIOGOIi, anno tith, fet the beusitt
of the Soldiers' and &Mori' Home all th. children
who took pert ere a. quested to meet for rehearsal, with
their books. at BROAD and ItrItING gANDBIN Stroota.
o 4 next BATUBDAY AFTERNOON. at ±4,4 o'clock.
iel6.3t THOMAS BAWLING% Jr.
FAIRMOUNT WATERWORKS
(WIRE IMMO. AFT)IHROON 0011011 HTS
RPM DAY, trout 4 to 7 o'clock, by HASSLIBI
BRAND MaITARY BAND. Programmes of Neste
trained daily. The Arch, Vine and ottNewtall street
Oars ran direct to the place, jell Ot
A CADEMY OF FINE ARTS, CREST.
.CA- DDT Otreot, abet% Tenth--Open from 9 A M.
6P. M Boujamin West '8 treat picture Of Miler Farr
JECTED NMI oxElbltion. jeLl
BOARDING.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR GEN
TLEMEIS/ and WIVES; also. first-elm Boarding
for Angle Gentlemen. at 80, 8/1 ARCH dtreet. Bele.
mom given and required. ie16,30,
DAY BOARD, WITH FIRBT-OLA.BB
A- , Dtnnesh at No. an* South WASHINGTIIII
&MM. 154319-Im
]REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.--OSO. W. WATSON &
CO. have removed their OARRIkOZ REPOSITORY
to their old place, No. 1119 CEIBSTRIJP Street (under
Concert Ball), whore they wtil keep a stook of Carriages
of their own make, and will receive orders for every
deseription of liret-olass work.
Joss-7, 1885. 3e7.11ea
REMOVAL.
WILLIAM TARIM&
/Cu RemeVed from Jo. DM t0*2.„,111.16 calm
NtIT Street. 8. IL dormer of THlBTampril Pima.
Where he Invite.' the attention of hormekomors. sad
those commuted= honsedmiPint. to kfr extensive no
minima of useful
110171311 FUILIfISHIIre GOODS,
importer Refrigerators, Table Cutlery, Family Retie
ware. Children's Carriage*, fre., ay24.llnt
GROCERIES.
To. FAMILIES RESIDING IN TRZ
RIIBLIA DISTRICTS.
We are pronet ed. as heretofore, to supply families. at
Maar ~nary re.idoaw• , wi th
EVERY DESCRIPTION OP VW& 01100311118. TUX
mo , &o.
ALBERT O. ROBERTS,
mySl•tt Corner ELEVENTH and VINE Street,.
LUMBER.
10 000 80• INCH NORTH CAROLINA
Afteitbat datnte R I ST AS AVIL al.,Serejltar jut.
ong.Clll and P O PLAR Sttr ata.
Philadelphia.
EDUCATIONAL.
liUGEY CUBS - fa - AL AND ErNOLISH
ACADEMY,
151216 CHEETEUT STREET, PHILADELPIIIA.
This Institution, which wilt be established In SEP
TEMBER NBXT. M destined to rival the /mat sohoole of
this country, and of Bugland in he system of Inetrac
lion and discipline, and in the fullness of its classlefil
and mathematical source
Those preparing for college will be flitted to take
high stand in their elan, and to graduate with honor.
It will be the special aim, also. to prepare young On
for business or professional life. 4:ltrealgrs, wit* fall
information, can be had at WM ithestnut street.
BDW. CLURENCE MITE. A. M.. Principe/.
EEFRRENCEB, --Web Cope.eq„Hou Wm. D. Belle%
Don. Joe. Allison. Alexander Whilldin. Ban Thome
Potter. Esn. , A. R. Frandsen', lieu., H. P. M• Elaine
bine, Esn. mrld•riwl4m"'
NO VACATIONS. -PREPARATION
-LI for Baldness Ltfe. Instruction in Bookkeeping.
In all its branebas, Penmanship, Oammersial Weal&
Bons, Balinese Forms' &o at
CRITTENDBI'I;B COMMERCIALCOLLTM.
-
. 637 &Mani? Street, nor, of Seventh.
Teudmnaphingi bY d b
atha n ou n im ndP d pe ns Innoumeen
rately. al eaCh hour... my Pett 6llil their coned-
Diem, .109
rmTvii
n 0 A L .—BUGAR LOAF BEAVER
mienow, and Sitting Mountain Lehigh Coat i and
beet Lomat Mountain., from ElsimpLkill. Prepared 'xi
Drees for family am Depot, I W. Elmer MINN
and WILLOW Streete. 1.1.21 South awn;
Ntreet. tan34ll .1. WALTON At 00.
BELVEDERE DELAWARE RAIL.
EGAD.
affigtgan - F . :_,rE! ,
TWO THROUGH NORTHERN CON
NECTIONS DAILY.
LEAVE P. AND T. E. B. KENSINGTON DEPOT AT
1 7.30 A. M. AND 330 P. N.
Oonnnectins directly thrash to
IILaToN, SORAISTON,
'PATEN GAP, GREAT BUD.
WILKESDANNE. DIIPPALO,
AND Trol
GREAT LACK X
Throne& Tickets sold and BAUliteCheokei thrOttik
to all principal oink North and Welt
Je9.lm W. H. GATZMER, Anent
OMEN CATAWISSA. RAILROAD
0 OSMAN Y. —To %Arista and Waved.
lore— Excursion Season of 1866
Lake Ontario. agnenal Wert
ThePhe xPlastreniderofasitlakwast.o3oo Portland. M oon/`slue,
hi I
mum, ....us / 11 11, nrrt •
llontreal, ao.
Quebec, ac., ,
Tickets for the above Irocridone, whit& have bides
so long and favorably known to the Philadolphis
Pub/1004 VS/11)1213 route' to Niagara Palle, for Wil• at
tbe
CATAIVISSA RAILROAD TIORRT OFFICE, 424
Cbeatant street. under Philadelphia Bank, when full
Information will be elven.
A. - wAs HORN, Passenger Airent,
425 CHESTNUT Urea
-- 1411 9 414#. 0 LA O N A T M IS D R II A N ILR A OA N D D .—Tkr AT
T ra w l ; daily to Atlantis City, and One On Sandal.
Tralpc Icaita Vlna.street Petri follow.;
mai, 141,4,.,,•1,r, W 444 •
prsight, with Passenger LAT. Wished. 14 411494 00 Al E
Atlantic Accommodation ..... P. NL
Junction Accommodation. ..... se it, ag.
RETURING, LEAVE ATLANTIC.
Atlantic Accommodation 20 A.
Freight, with Passenger Oars atta5hed , .......12, 00 P. as.
Mail Train. PX.
Junction AecOMModation....• ••••••-• ••• • ••••• ••••-.8 86 A N..
Fare to Atlantic $2. Ilieursian Tickets, deed only
for the day and train On Widen the are laittleab U.
SUNDAY MAIL TRAIN.
Leaves vim - street Ferry at 7.30 A. M.
soncninn,_leayaa Atlantic at 8.48 P,
SITISA HAPDONFIXI.II TRAINS
Leave Tito-street Fitly at 10.14 A, MA 1 P
Leavy glathlotillshi at ILO A, and SO r, N.
B. B.—Freight must be delivered at Ovoperis PoIW
before 6P. M. to insure itsgoing down the next day.
mb9-emit JOHN BayAxr, Agent.
PHILA.DBLPHIA,
MU"
MOSS RAILROAD. WILMINGTON, AND
SOMA OM TO RICHMOND, CITY POINT. AND
_ .
NOR POLS
Tuba lame Depot, corner of 1150.1,10 Strait ant
WOW IPOTON Ammo, at 1, 15 P. M., loottOotini w 9
STY,IIIIIII9 at Balttukoril.
'are to Mobmoad
Vim to City Po int....•-• • •••••• •••••••• ........••••*" U.
rare to Norfolk, ,•-• • •-••••-•-• 6 z la pt.
"
GM A. DADWIN, Ova, Vieka. met IR
AndEit NEW TOW-BOILT LINE.
—DBLLWANN AND CHSSAPIDIXII
PISAN TOW , BOAT COMPANY —116114)8 Towed to an dl
from Philadelphia . Havre de Grace, Baltimore. Wash.
itaion, and internmpatspoints WIC k
CO, Aente. Yo 141-01:1TEL WHARVIS, Philadelphia.
Capt.JOSH beruaida. quperlatendot. Poll Wel