- CAFE MAY OCEAK WAVE, \Y~EIWESDAY JTJNE 14, 1865. ,1.

DRY GOODS, GROCERIES cboceiue! Aim rRonsroxs At^5S5?^?E»"SSSK-.T~ ; Th. nteUMl hep te.es to aU ettonttea to Ms , •tetoof

Emvmom, ■ (TATTu'NEBY, I hardware, TINWARE. wooden-ware. ' IZGAKS, JOWDUfclHOf, Ra. «*.»«■, in «r tb* r«r ®«*1 and at tn. LnmC «Urktl Mwi, mu nnu»iu«|A r*BH BnTt**«t™i 3S&ss r-— — TERMS CASH. JUTO.Mh.lto4. J. A LEACH- I """SEW GROCERY STORE. E UNDERSIGNED respectfully '"<0™ »*• 3 with • Urge end tinllcal nock ot FRESH GROCE- I RIEX. roceU'lng of tbe beet sugars, teas, coffees. ■ad arary ettw article ten-prised In th. umoi « ; £SJr£iteT*, which they win rail .t th. loweet , 'VI- Ooodi delivered th cottage. >— of charge. Purehaaere should c«ll and examine our flock, ™°*<mUa"*mb'"c*vncHuuwLAX. ; ^palaland, N. As April If, IMS- I "Thr Union Now, and Forsybr-" ! GROCERY k. PHOTISION STORE. PHILADELPHIA PUCES. At Ms Store, loratevi at NATIONAL HALL. The ' attention of buyer. '» *»prr»l. lf salted. to nolle. - •h. fact th.t they cab bar thrlf c<-o0. here ae (hup In Philadelphia. C.ll end Aik price. an.l •(Aral Grorartea ABU ProrUIonei twfore purchasing eteawbere. AARON OARRETRON. ■0— Intend .Jons th. 1WI. ( PHILADELPHIA FLOUR AND FF.EDSTORE ! T F PETERSON. South east cornt-rof;; 1 1 a Kb and tv.trr itrwli, Philadelphia, mprrl , nttSn«tbo.U»Btloi.of Hotel keepers, JfoTchnn a , Farmer# end Builder, ol Cap. May oounty to hlo "** 'flour of. e very brand. Alio, every variety ot gral- »r, .eed,4ofrtlier with j ru.no lime and super phosfchate of lime, which ho ' trill aril .tthrlowr.tra»rii.tpHu. H. keeps also * ° "h ams and SHOULDERS I nt ranrkel prleu , *g-Tfc- .ttcntlon of th. people of C.p. Map I. , lATltBd.^W Mays* ir*l. r JOHN 8. LEX. RICHARD R WILLIAMS JOHN S. LEE k. CO., Bop.-*Ak«r«. Strip Chraacllwrw and J GROCERS. No. 48 North Wharves. below Arch St.. Philadelphia. , rl ANUS of RIGGING fumi-h-d lo or^^drr^BBd ROPE of all kind. eon»tAbtljr on un.l.INO TWIN*. RHINE TWIHE i OARS. OAKUM, PITCH, TAR. COAL TAR. BORIS. PAINTS. OILS, , BLOCKS. CANVASS. Bad every utH' oH or required aboard Ttra.U— j We HlM kWT nn band BB BMOltaUBl of Groceries and Provisions, ' •ultBhlf lor Ship .tore. bbJ family uw- Glr. u. > , ** JOHN S LEE, k CO.. < illRHMTI to JOLIBS A LIE ' Phlla. feb UV I BOOKS &. STATIONERY^. OPPOSITION 18 TO* LITE OF TRADE. ! Th- Old StBiid. Kithblisbad in 1825. { GEORGE MCDOWELL, ' whAlvsale , BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, ; BLANK BOOK I MANUFACTURER, No. 1S1 Market St., Philadn. Th. BttratloB of the trad. I. larttad to bU Inp ■toek. eoastatlie of SCHOOL BOOKS ot every du- t * tripttea at wkaiusle. PAPER. Peatero* legal up. MU up, totter, note. Indira' Se diurt'tloB ee' wnpplnf paper ot WINDOW SHADES, WALL PAPERS I APR MACHINE MADE PAPER BAGS •fall tin.. anl warranted to (Irt satisfaction. 1 Statu, prncili. MM. pea-holders, tabs and writlag Soldi ot an kind., black . hlo«. eannln*. he., pare keek, eory bnok». shoe blacking. currency bohlrr., liBiura Bwawraadera book* of aU duerlptloat, E ' baen.tM.rdi, pboiojr.pk Albuora, aad tie para.' ENTKLOPES OF EVERY DESURIP. TION. Calender*, ralcra, purap iakftaaiU. Wrlttnp uml. "^CotSlViariehiiata »1U IB.atliMp.Rpd It to thrtr . •MB advanlu. to call belorr puKhulr.it rluwher (. Thue |»a AK hou«hl lor rub. »ad wtll b.' aKand to cub buret, at prlou that wUl OSTV ALL COMPETITION. CA8H PAID FOR RAGS. ROPES. * CANVASS. am-Or4tn by mail promptly attanded to i Addrau GKORCr. He POWELL. No. IH Market SL, below Suasd. l«H-dy PhUralrlphla. INSURANCE COMPANIES ' THE niTCAL BENEFIT LIFE 1BUU5CI C JMPANT. OrriCE SSI bboad Sr., Kswasb, N. I. TOTAL ACCUMULATION, SEPT. lit, lltt, . 86,107,710 85. Dt.lDMO SSTOBB rUMICKt, BOsssczaT. c Total eaaust «f Re Km Prrralum. paid to Beplraa- , bu let. IBM. S:.taa.tJS is. Total eaoaai of Clalat by death paid to (eptaa- ' her 1.1, IStt. $ LATA! 1» to. Tar farther lafortutlon apply lo or add reu , S. K M AGON AGtJE, Cap. lolaad N.L, 1 — I. F LEAKING. AS"*at for Cap. M.f eoaaty. Su.lll., N. 1. , TRAVELERS BHUIUSCE CO., ' - , HARTPOK®, COAX-. ENSURES AGAINST -- — - - j ■ ACCIDENTS EVERY DESCRIPTION. J CArrr\Ci»®*.o°«- ! rirt BOULdRS iSHBAL PRWUWf , ..}•! tp^'rr apalut aWd»»;«l lu. of Ulo J TAIS/l?*! P* I Mil '* J -«h • SynT ir « IbrA'^d T km f Y aratdui. »«o. wfh St pot week rerapuaabee. ■ ^y^uull^ « by

FERTILIZERS. FARMERS TARE NOTICE I TASKER h CLARK .till rootlaoe to nranuNdtui. thou MANURES whteb tor the MM uuo or Mbt year, hart ft ran track (rural aailafartjoa to tbou who haro owl them ; w. refer 'o th. SUPER PHOSP'tATE OP LIME, a.d. froa fir.«>ly rrouad On net, Perurlan Gtwao, 1 aad otfcer rertlliilBB lasredlut*.— and aoM at th. rai.ofSto roputoBOftonitw. Alu. tothe MEAT aad BONE COMPOST. Bade from rrfuu M.at. Bone and other oCal from the S'aosbter llouae,— Priu $40 to net ton. N B — a superior arilcU o 1 BONE DUST, at mark« pneea. A.ldK.a. TASKER A CLARK T. Cor., EIGHT h WAWI^GTO_N west jersey marl company. | 'I'Ht WEST JERSEY MARL AND TRANaPORI TATtON COMPANT will dalleer MARLonth. Wen Jisur Kailboad. at th. followlaf price, pu buitel.— Terms, Caili oa dtllvary Ccata Cent. Camden, 84|Hsrdiltf, TJ Gloucester, 7| IMnnroe, 7 3-5 VWlrille, . liPittatowo, "f Wo dburjr, "i I'.lenlinr, Manias, 6f Ifu.ted*, bj Glauboro, 6| Kinleya, bj Union, "JlBridgrion, 9 Millrlll., ojlCriurl Jloste, 11} Port Elizabeth, 9}'MilUrton, 12} Belle Plain, 10} Bin Grande, 12} Woodbine, 10} Fishing Creek, 12} Plesisnt, 10} Hennrtt f, 13 Hea»i!|a, 11 N'bld Spring, 13 Swains, 11} Cape May. 13} This C.mpany wUl not rurnlsb leu than a car load at a station, nor leu than flee car loads to b. deposited tor the mnerntrnrc of tarnrrr tetweo alaHuam, and la .11 tun th. ch«r*e to an, point tw ii iUtloot will be the umr as to th. neat ataj tlon beyond. Where partlr. wiah marijelt^rarepl with an autbortsad .(eat of the Company. Each ear contains s • buriiela AU orders lo be addressed to J. C. VOORHEES, Agent ol West Jersey Marl and Transportation Compant. GUuhoro, la. J. . H-Ant_ agriceltl'ral chemical company's CHEAP FEKTILIZERS. THE rKRTILIEERS prepared hy the Arricultorai Lh.oiical Company, ta Company chartered | the Legislator, of Prauylraala. with a capital I olSasO.'OM ha- e been prutrd lo practice to he th. I cheaput, moit orofiubie, and t«U for the Farmer, i Gardener and Fruit timwer, ot all concentrated , manures now offered In any market. The Comj.an> s embraces tbe lollowlag : P A B CLE T T E . Tni» Fori lltrer la eompowsl of night anil and ths } !. nrala ot urine, eoaiMnrd cbemtcally ; aad mechanically with with other valuable tcrliltUng ay cuts and abao> brats. It la reduced to a pulverulent condition | ready for 1 Jma-aslml. Bee, and without kwa of He highly nitro- I gCaoua i.-rtil.r<Bg propcrtirs. its univerul applicability to all trope aad ulls, and its curabiliiv aad. active qualities, are well known to be aU that agriculturists can dcalre. CHEMICAL COMPOST. This Fertilizer la large')- composed of animal mat. ter, such as meat, lone. Bah. leather, hair and wool, trwe-her with rbcmteala and Inorganic f-etliuera, which decoa jtOM the not , aad retain the nitrogenous elemcuiA it Is a rery valuable fertlllier for Brld crop, generally, aad especially for putaloee, ami g rden jiur'"ua cxeelleat xualltio, ■ trength and cheapaeas, hate made it eery popular with aU who Save timid It. COMPOSITE FERTILIZER. Thli^h^hly^ phiwrhatlc fertiliser I. ^particularly healthy growth of wood and fruit, and largely Inerwiae tbe quantity aad jwrfcct tlie maturity 01 the fruit. Fur hul-houses and hnutelinld plants and Buierra, It will be found an lndii|wns«Me article to situ re their rreat at porfertlnn. It will prevent and cure diarased voadltinua of the grape aad peach, and earellent for graaa and lawns It Is cnmp'-e i Aeueli ri. nieots a* mak.lt adapted the growth ofWojw in .InTad. ol aolla. «r Theiormula or mrilmd of combining IfPonnatltuent fertilirinz Ingrodlenta hart received the higheat appiaral ol .miocnt chemists and cc-catifls agriPIIOSI'HATE OF lime. fj»e- i Plww.-Aate of Lime la .ertrd-Vne with a I and saluaiih- loroiula by which a lety aupeilor arulc ia predDCM, so a* to he afforded at a lea, price than other mahutaeturer* 'charge. Practlc.l teste have proved that its value, as a fertlllier. ia equal to the heat Phoaphale of Lime ih th. laarkrl. TERMS € ASH. All Order, of a Ton or more, will at the railroad stations and thewharira ol shipment, tree of cartage. Cartage will be charged on all orders of • barrels or lcaa. irne dollar per Toa allowance for carfare will be made on all sale, dcllvrres! at the Works ol the Compony, on Cadal Wharf. Arl'isiL Wiianr, o» the Uri-aweac. Office, gifts Arch St., Philadelphia. Pa. R. IL FITTZ, General Agenl. Th* Compaay'. Pamphlet Circular, embracing full for using th.^ahov. t'vtllirerm. sent hy important fl*e art A NNOUNTMttrr Tbo NATIONAL ART th. completion, for Immediate del very to auhaerih- ra. nl the saipetb steel-ldne Engraeinr, Wahblngton Krrrlilnjc s Salute on the Field or Trenton, . From the original painting, by those attUagnlMied Artlaie, J. riCD, IL tJ,uf K. A >srLf , A A. It I. eadoraed as a work or Art by a hut of eminent men, as evidenced by the opinions subjoined. THE HOK EDIT 1 RD ETEtETT. "A eery pica.inc and ha; pily executed work— an eagravlag of rare beauty." ed»au Lvtatrt. LICIT. OE.V. WJSFIELD SCOTT. "Cannot be ronirmplaird wiihout an increased of every public aad private . irsoe." - Wtanriti Scott. THE ARCHBISHOP OF PERT YORK. "It la H deed a nrauuiul epeclmea ot Art " Jotui,McCiuikL v, Archtiahop ot New York. FRED. I. CPVRCII. "I am dellghtpd with the En graving j It doe. full Juallce to Hie noble aimp.tciiy and dignity, which la the great charm of Uw picture." FarD E- Choscm. HQS. IP.*. H. SEWARD. "Offrr my eongratulalionsup nthc jiatriotlaai and good la.te shown, and upon the successful eaccutlon of the work." Wig. h. izwaan. THE PRESIDENT OF THE BHITCD STATES. "accept my enagratuiatloaa upi-n the completion of thl* rory beautiful work,'' a. Liscol>. HEXRT IT. laxarEHOAr. "Beautifully raeeutad— Acceptjnj^beat wishes for MAJOR 0 EX SHERMAX. V. X A. "Fully merits the hlghoaooaluai.lt has reorired " Wat T. SasBMA*. Maj. Gen. C. t A. This magnificent Us* Kag raring la THE FIRST OF AS ASSUAL SERIES of Brtt-olaa engraving, of A met wan Sutyert., to be Issued each yaar. all of wblch will be original works, and of th. higheat order of merit, at the low price of FIVE HULLAKH, wt.lch tnrludea free admission ta th. Gallery of th. jVMOriatlon at .11 tlmoa. aad an Interest In and other work, of Art to be ruumta to Tbe Ealizcrlbf rs for tbr Current Tear's Negotiations wlt^LrTnfuV'ucd artists tor works I future years- issue, are now pandlng, aaeunag th. S-.tae«ber». Engraving, of equal JiM.tla.is, flsoucr, Orfftaethy <sW Fabm Cople. nt the "Wat* napoo ncsftfao a Scl.t. on Ms tUAtf Ircwa," may tw semi at William, h EverefIN, Btwion Rnticr. Perrwo A Wire, iMUmatei Jame. s. Earic A Sons, PftliaSelpnla ; 1'u.Up A Solomoo. Washington i C. Brachvogel, Ihlcsgo; IL W. Carroll h Co . ■ l-wtnaltit Pettm A Leathr, St Loula . r.c GaDrry of-h- N-.'l-nal Art AMKtatMW, MI ssd MI Oroadwai, New Vol a -, aMa> at tho principal Art 3a^222^?.??iaEsa dlreeled to tha AaUuaty at ihs GaLMiW, as abava. box «!». post Offior New Turk it oa. atao h» BMauMof tnomt acriiwz. wko 1. th. Maid Agant * STt MAOOKAOLE. COAL AND LUMBER. jeremiah schclle.yger I ^bic't si ^ cedar shingles, TlTi~'ii rji^-rimrir-" i^,— iim, aolMtml a#K JBRKM1A1 ACHKLLEKCES.

STOVES. SAVE lorn MONTE. I J g TOTES SELLlSe AT FOCSDRT PRICKS AT H TORY H ILL'S ; NEW MARKET STOVE STORE SSR South Irrsnd Stee.t, Foot Boon above South atrrot, Wmt side. PHILADELPHIA. I ty Th. Slock Is undoubtedly oa. of th. Iarge.1 and beat assorted la the City, comprising all tha ! BEST 8T0VES NOW IN USE, I and som. new patterns haver before off i red ; all of whlzh will be told at about S ONE HALF THE USUAL PRICES! I Therefore all who are ta east of a GOOD STOVE, | "have now a favorable opportunity to procure THE j BEST, AT MARFELOVSLT LOW PRICES! The public are assured tkat this la ■ no humbug 1 1 but that erary thing will be found as represented. [ OLD STOVES REPAIRED AT THE i SHORTEST NOTICE. EJ- CASTINGS ANR BRICKS FOR SALE. j r Hg.VRY HILL. ! "NEW MARKET STOVE STORE, " i ; No. MS SOUTH SECOND STREET, * ECONOMY AND CONVENIENCE. | THE CELEBRATED " GOVERNOR PENN,1 FUEL SAVTNG, GAS BURNING, and AIR TIGHT t COOKING STOVE, j ' FOR COAL AND WOOD. 'j d FOUR SIZES: ' , Numbers - - - - S, 7, 8 aad #. j Of tbf numerous Cooking Stoves ever Introduced, Ithe, ^ "QOVRRNOR PRNN" ! '• i la emphatically the moat superior. It Is of recent j t I Invention, being patented In the year I OH, and Im- | ► j proved ism by iikxbt hill, PhUadclpMa, Pa j This Stove has already won for Iteelf the enviable i j reputation of being a COMPLETE SUCCESS I and, with the A DDITION A L ;i M PRO VKM ENTS - consisting of the platea ea posed to th# Are being ' DOUBLE,. ' making II therefore T MORE DURABLE , than any othe^ store In ihe market. This Stove 1 haa been gotten up expressly lor the Country Trade, as It has been a general cmyilalnt and aa und. nl ,. Lie fact, that tbe Cooking Stoves manufactured here, y tofore have been entirely TOO UGHT. Tbe "GOVJ ERNOR PENN" exceeds all others by 40 per rrnt , IN WEIGHT, which glees ii an advantage la throw, c Dig out aud retaining MORE IIKAT. 2 ithaa the LaaacsT Otex, the MgAriree four, j the LAhOCST Flu g and sraoaocsT Dbauoiit, and >1 has proved Itself the ,j BEST DAKISG ASD COOEJXO STOTE KSOWS, either with wood or coal. " For amis only by tho Pcrr.Txr. aad Maeorao II Tuaea, HENRY HILL, No. K* Sod. gccii.o Srarcr, PhlladelphlA, XJ-AU Orders sent by Mail Exr.cs, Auxti, - or Captai.s or Pac.kts, will be promptly attendI DoU*_ j OIL COMPANIES. ff..ws y i.v a via imperial oil i compaay. j office «z4 SOUTH fourth street, phila. ar.carxp cirrrai. ggo^oo president, * ! ALEXANDER K. McCLURK. DIRECTORS, A. K. Mot.'LURK, r THOM AH A.SCOTT, ' D. K. JACKMAN-, J. C. IHIM BERG TO. JOHN M. POME ROY, a ELISHA W. DAYIS, PETER B. SMALL, k SPCRETARV, JAMES M. SELLERS. , TREASURT, ELISHA W. DAVJ9. 1 This Company haa 130 acre, of land in fee, on tha Allegheny river. Imm-dlatel,- opposite Oil Clfy. and adJoInlaglLatonla, trifh 1 10 rods front oaths river, , and 78 rods front an lady'. Bun. Hon. C. P. Ramadell, editor of the Oil City grew and agent for this I land, assure, thr Company that A will sell la Iota for j * sioo.oro, reserving the oil right which is worth *100,000 additional. ImmtAlau rrtwaar irffl to dcriecd a Jar Bu Compaay /torn like aaJs of Dun lots ; and the Company have two good engine, with complete a fixture, to operate Immediately (or oil. The terri lory ta thta immediate locality has sever fklted to r produce profitably. . Also one hundred acres, la fee simple, 7n the eeiei bra ted Cherry Run district. Immediately adjoining - Cherry Run Petrol am Company, whrwe stock Is bow worth over $30 per ehare. The Company sow have ' offrrm, wblch wtll be aoceptod, for eiaklag well, oa f lease, without nay cost to tha noeporitioa and onehalf tha proceed! logo to th. Company. Tbe Curtis aad BL Nicholas Com pan Ire are la th* Immediate lo* 1 entity, and their stock ta now commanding a large premium. Ia addition, tho Company has 40 arm, la fee almpte, on Chatty Tree Run, which empties Into Ofl Croak, aad la the brot producing sect <on of the * Oil Territory, and 1'0 acres, in fee simple, on WaL nut Dead. Bee miles above the mouth of Oil Croak, * and aot over two miles from the oalet rated Reed J well, nowprodtariag ane W basrola per day. Also, the lease of three tract, of laad, two oa Oil j Crock, raeh prodoelag over tha barrels per day, and I 01* on Allegheny River, product^ ten barrels per j dag of heavy ell, forth now *31 jwe barrel. Thr ; Company now neefroe thrr»4ourths of the proceeds > of the leal named well, aad oaahalf of tha other 1 two. EMh of throe tract. WUl ba developed by tho Company by Making additional write, aad the en- ' giaaa aad lgturro aroma' oa head lode It. Th. officer, of tXte Compaay moaa to prom-cute the development of thro. tend, moat aorifrilcallp, 1 ri*l they h.roentlro oonfideao. that tMy wai yteld rory lntge dlvWaoda on tha eapiial stock. KJ-RobacriprioM aad be made promptly, a. more ttWMja! •««* le-alnady aagared | L »«hemt»"M-wlRherooriead«t A. efk. ,.f th.

OIL COMPANIES. I west jersey OIL company. capital rtock DIVIDED INTO ONE HUNDRED THOUZAND IHAR^ AT FIVE DOLLAR! EACH. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR A LIMITED NUM- i j' DER OP SHARER, TWO DOLLAR! A SHARE L WORKING CAPITAL «R0,0O0. | ' razstazaT : j ( IV I LU A M P. STRATTON, Farkeraburg, West Virginia. I t ercnzTaav a.d Taca<rnza: LEWIS Ml'LFORD, MlllviUe, New Jsrosy. j 1 DinicTonx : | ( JOHN G. STEVENS, Ttentoa. N. J. ! FRANCIS LEX, Port Elizabeth, N.J. [ , LEWIS ML'LFORD, Mlllvllle. j ADRIAN BATEM AN, Rrldgelou, N.J. j Da. E. L. B. WALES, Tuckahoe, N.J. j JOHN. McNEAL, Mlllvllle, N. J, FURMAN L. MULFORD, MUlrllle. ' I WILLIAM P. STRATTON, Parktreburg, W. V. j I RICHARD GRIER, Salem, N.J. | t j KBENEZER DUNN, Salem, N. J. The land! of thl. Company consist as fntlowa, rls: . FIRST: ' A perpetual lease of two acres of ».-.e celebrated ! j territory of the Rnihbone Oil Tract Compaay, locaj . ted upon Burning Spring Jtun, a tributary of the ; Utile Kanawha river, la Wirt county, Weal Vlr- | i glnla. One well la already bored, giving a daily i yield of ) . FIFTEEN (18) BARRELS OF OIL, J , u, i, ' ' THREE MORE W ELLS. , A tract of NINETY-SEVEN ACRES In fee aim. j j pie, located aa the abort lease, on the South Fork j ) of Burning Spring Run, and separated by a boundary j | line only from the territory of the Rathbooc Oil : Tract Company. Upon this tract the Company have j boring territory for at least ONE HUNDRED MORE WELLS. The property prroente the isme appearance, and j ' possesses the same surface Indications aa the famous ! ' lands of Burning Spring Run, from which the prodi act of oil has been greater than from any correspon- • ding amount of Oil Territory In Ihe United States, j This tract Ilea within four hundred yards of the celebrated Llewellyn Well, which, when ttret struck, ' yielded ONE THOUSAND BARRELS of oil per | day, and about' the auie distance from the Wash- * Ingtoa and Weir Welts, which, when first struck, | yielded from five to eight hundred barrels per day. ' At the mouth of the branch running through this tract, four or five wells have been bored, every one of which la now yielding oil, and are being successI fully worked by tbe Companies. In the development ' of the territory along thla line the Company feel confident of full and complete tureens. Any parties desiring to Invert la aa Oil Company with a really solid basis, are requeited to call at the odea of th. Compaay, at the S1ILI V1LLE BANK, In MILLV1LLE, N. J., where books of subscription are now opened. Order, for Stock wtll be received alao by the following named gentlemen, or any of the Board of Directors : ADRIAN BATEMAN, Bridgtnn, N. J. Da. *E. L. B. WALES, Tuckahoe, N.J. FRANCIS LEE; Poet Elizabeth, N. J. ' RICHARD GRIER, Salem. N.J. I si N1 ZER DUNN, fialem, N.J. DYEING &. SCOURING. steam dyei.yg amj scol'ri.yg EITABUZHMKNT. mrs. E. W. smith. No. is sobtii Finn SvatrT, Utweaa Market aad Arch. Pliilvdclpbia i PIECE ch-oDs of every deacrintlon dyed to every , rolor. ladies' WEARING APPAREL of every deacrlptlon dyv.i la the awl faahlonable and perm ai aent rnfora. and flatehed la a superior style. Merino, Cashmere and Cra|w SHAWLS, Table and Piano CUVLJU, CARPETS, RUGS, ke.. aroured. Pongee , and Silk DRlffisES re-dyed aUcolorx, and warranted "".V B.^Seatleareo'a olotkea clean, d or dyed oa : ■ DRUGS, PAINTS, &C. best white lead! bertzirc! PURE LIBERTY LEA Ik, uiuurpasMd for W.rrxStaa Fin. Gu>as. Dura.iutt, Fibm.cxa, and PL'Rr. LIBERTY l.i AD -Warranted to cover more surface fur same, weight than any other Lead— i Try It aad you will have ao other. PURE LIBERTY ZINC. Selected ZINC ground la refined Llnaeed Oil, utv1 "5U"^p r LT/ERTT 7Z1 NC."**" i warranted to da more and perfrrt work at a gteoa GrTTtlxBrtTl Manufactured at PENNgVLVANIA PAINT k COLOR WORK* Order, exeeu'ed promptly by ZIEULER fc SMITH, Wholesale Drug. Paint aad Glass Dealers. fy- Store XOOm, No. 117 North THIRD Street, i mgly PHIL .DELPHI A. brewster's MUDK IM'.S. FOR Coughs, CDMa and lnfiuenra, uro Brewrtrra PECTORAL, bow last gaining a wlda spread rrpntat Inn. For a Unlmeat, use Brewatet-a EMBROCATION, highly recommended for Sprain., Bruises, Fronted Feet, Rkeumatiam, ate. It lTtho used rxteaalrely , by oawi of tmreee. It Irtalwtl# lot . gall or . 1 sprain oa a bone. Foe Cholera Morbus, Dyronteer, Diarrhoea, Get. ping Paioa, Cholie. aad A.lailc cholera. Brewet-r's ;H0LZRA 'MIXTURE la the beat known remedy, TryaUof Brewvfevte FAMILY MEDICINES. acid oy All gtrnggHto, and wholeaale awl retail by *e«* 835 reward. BY virtue of a Roaolutioa of the City Council of she City of Cap. I.land, passed karoo Ulb, tan, a rears to of twfntt-ntk dollars win be paid for teformatica that will lead to the i deteetkm aad coavirrkm of nay person or perrons guilty in ibv.ma.-ieg tbr pioprrl> or in , any ——- b th* 55gS AGUe!*!uyS*' <te*w telaod, N. J , Mageh IS. Ho*. sB .]

INSTRUMENTS ' GROYEBTEEY It COv C J)I ano-forte manufacturers. ' sop broadway, nitw tore. ; Th. attention of the' PuhBe and th. trmte la tnr!- u j ted to our NEW SCALE SEVEN OCTAVE ROSE | WOOD PIANO FORTES, which for volume and i purity of tone are unrlraled by any hitherto altered ! ! la this market They eontaln all the modenClm i j provemeata, FreacA Grand A mat. Hcrp. Ptdrt. Iran : Orertfruny Bur, Sc., aad eaclT tnatrument 1 made under the peraoaat 4ujwrrlelon of Mr ' j J. H. Groverteea, who haa had a practical experience j j of over thirty ye.ro la their manufacture, I# /UBy j | warranJed ta every pcrrleiJor. I THE "GROVESTEEN PIANO FORTE" RE- j J CEIVED THE HIGHEST AWARD OF j'J MERIT OVER ALL OTHERS AT THE b I CELEBRATED WORLD S FAIR, | I' I Where were exhibited Instruments from tha beat ' 1 j maker, of London, Parte, Germany, Philadelphia, , I I . k t also at tha . AMERICAN INSTITUTE /or /re tvevrrrire years | I I the gold an< silver med.aU Dom both of Which can I be aero, at our ware-room. Ily the introduction of improvements «• make a j 1 j largely, with a strictly cash system, arc enabled to j j I elude competition. j ( 1 ' PRICES I No. I, Seven Octave, round corners, Rosewood j ' ! plain eaae, »Z7J. I No. *, Seven Octave, round corners, Rosewood 1 heavy mouldings, *100. I No. 9, Seven Oct-.Tc, round rt.raere, Ron wood ' . Loula XIV style, »K4. . w Ttaxi- Net va.h, lu eurient funds, j DrocripnvT?lrculara eent free: oli-y E. A II. T. AXTHOXY A Co., MANUFACTURERS OF PHOTOGRAPHIC MA- i TEKIAIS, w holrba t.r no RrTAH, I . *01 D.OAMWAV, NtW Vows. In addition lo our main business of PHOTO. I . GHAPUIU MATERIALS, we are Headquarter# fur the folio* log, vU : STKUEOSUOPF.S AND STERESCOPIC VIEWS. i Of three we have »n Immrnee aaaortment. Including i War Serum. American and Foreign Ci tie# a ml LanJ- | scape., Group., statuary, he,, he. Also, Revolving I j stereowxipTO^foMiublic or private exhibition. Our , PHOroURAPHlO ALBOMri. We were the firet to Intmluce there Intn the United States, and wr niknafacture Immense quantities In gieat varlrty, ranging In price from durante I I to *80 raeh. Our Albuma harr the reputation of being superior in beauty ami durability to any others. They will be eent by mail race, on receipt of price. U-n*x ah. vxs Manx to ca1.ta.4j CARD PHOTOGRAPHS. Gur Catalogue now embraces over FIVE THOU- I I SAND different auhjerte (to which additions are cnit- ! tlnually bring made) of rortralta of American#, he., 1 too MajoreGenervli, 880 Statesmen, 800 Brig -Generals, Ho Divines, - SIS Co lour la 1X3 Author., 100 Lieut -t olonel., 40 Artl.l., ZOO Other Officer., I : > stage, 74 Navy tiffirata, 40 Prota'nt Women. ISu Prominent lorebrn Portraits. th.cc Tttovxa.D corira or wo.xs or ast. Including productions of the moat ralrbrrted Ea- I graving# Painting., statue#, he. Catalogue rent on ' rreeipttifitamp. An ontetfna ourdotcn Pit TUBE* from our Catalocur » 111 t» tuied on the receipt of *1.60 and aent by mail ratz. Photographer, and other, ordering good. C. O. Dwill plea*e remit twenty-five perceut. of the amount with their order, i : E, 4 H. T. ANTHONY h CO.. Manufacturer# ol Photographic .-latenate, I 801 I roadway. New Turk. 7h# Price and yvrti/y of our good# cannot Jail to lanjy. 1 laor lOdf ; WATCHES &. JEWELRY. ! WATCHES A JEWELBL /7 REATIALE OF WATCHLS AND JEWELRY. , aJT by A- H. JUJWEN h Co , (Agents fur the Manufacture!. ) No 8* UxhKMaa SraciT. New York. RHOi.cgai WMKTH To be dlipowd ot at Oaz Dolt.a a eaeh, without reg ad to value, not to be paid for until you know what yon are to receive : 100 Gold Hunting-Core Watches each tits . loo Gold Watches, .arious sty las csch 78 I MB Ladles' Gold Watches each 80 600 Silver Watches taefi * rotate r l .oon Gold Hens and Gold Holdere sack U to U I0JXI0 Gold Pent nod Silver Cares each 8 to a and a large areortment of Jewellery of every description, for Ladles sad Cent's wear, varying in . value from *1 to *16 eaeh. The method of disponing of these goods at ONE DOLLAR raeh lann follow. : , Certificates, naming each article and its value, are Placed In reeled euielopee and well raised. One of Uigre envelopes will be aent by mad to any address l on receipt of to rants. On receipt of tha Certificate you willaee what you are going to hare, ami then It (e at your option to rend the dollar aad take the article or not Purehn- , rem may thus obtain a G"!d Watch, Diamoad Riag, . or any ret of lew-try 00 our list lor Ujcz dolus, and la no care ran the) art leaa than One Dollar's w""hi " 'kf™ *n blank#. Tbr price of Cert 1 ft- 1 , c.i,-. 1. follow*.— ooeror to rahte; tnr irr (i j , 1 eleven for ».' t thirty, with a premium gold pen lor 1 *3 1 alxtv-five, with a premium gold chain, lor *10 j one hundred, with a premium .liver watch, loe (is. .'ton le conducted fairly, aad all have ■ , an equal ehaar* of obtaining tha valuable pclxaa by I , puraarerag the certificate.. RiBrSSSilSZ: we oflw-iprererWrms > , and premluuta Read to ream for ona rartificate and our circular, with terms. Address, , A. H. Ri) WEN A CO., : myll-Jm P. o. Rox BU, New York. [ PLUMBER &GAS FITTER, i JAMES BCSTBO, 1 1)LUMBKK aad GAfFITTEK, No. I SCO ROUTII - 1 Mrrat, rhliwtelphia. ' Mr. B. will open a branch reteMlahroasrt during • the summer reason at tea Cape I. lead G.. Woeka, a- which place all ordara ted will tearivc prompt . LUt ami Fur* Pomp, (onsteatiy am hand aofi #> u ignn reim. Wmk-uoi.

CAFE MAY A MILETIX.LE E K. SPR1VO ARRANGEMENT. Commcnrlnc oh Mondgy, tkj I, 1861, . TRAIN* WILL LEAVE A* TOLLOWK Man aad Areosa. aad Cape May. . 6.SQ no* too Grxads, 6 43 1*3? '" ** Mlllrrton, __ Cape May C. It., C0( i.i* * Jwrtn-Stetton, a. 13 1!7 Seav.de, irt tM Mt. Pleasant, are f,ig P tolw'iifo*: is a • Maaumuskln, -7.1* *.jg 8mS& lu a*° tWbury, *.io a_i» Philadelphia, til *.n Araom. and " i 7SL n Leave Philadelphia, (.18 ri. SO Woodbury, 8.M Eto GliaKoro, 11.33 1.H M-.numuakln, 1131 P. M. li Itrllrjdvln, . tJH 8.33 Mt. Pleasant, !.te A40 Sravllle. Lot i.8d Swain station. *.i| got CajwMayC.lt., 3 JO gu too Grand a, 3.3d g*7 Bennett "a, 1.40 f.J3 Due Cape May, goo a. 44 FREIGHT will b. taken on the^AM May and MIDSt 887. W Sff WS «. ».. connecting at MlllviUe with Ihe down TratR, sf vK-™ Taa'i&sssarjsaB ' duein ra!',v"Ti'Tn T"ln ,mm miuvKrrA I rretebt Train for New York,?iidCdu^Tber?|nVitea ; lor thr early morning market. Freieht for fkilatelj I'1"* "" ' •'t0 taken acrose for the early (aoralsg FREIGHT FOR JTATIONd ' for m artraarare Si Mwy! "hwlre "it** »m 'art tw delivered by the Irelght Agent on the train, Muir crm.irure mriututa the ^reepooslt^oif beyond ai which the 1 onipany has an' atol"** t «ch arlirlr of Freight must be dtetlnetlr marked with name of Consignee and destination, otherwise Agents or the t'ompanr are strl-tly forMddcn to reeetve It, Freight must be at stetlon# vlong theJbad In time to.be weighed and wav-billed beferftba th*1? due, or it win not be taken; 10 minutes Is f try# ter#. rlvtiv; Frrah' FHh, Frnlt. Vegetables, •nd «U prrlihvhle commodities mutt be paid for In ' ment'te' roe?elw?Th,^he'c!en»rar Fi 'Tt'*1 *****" Miperlnienitent of the Company. If pvekamare ■ n. Lreeurvly rotvreil. Argau are required to refuse : their Ctnvastor mu»lld eovhre lo barrel#, boxes, 1 * #"*eleat protrctloa, and eonlenta of FREIGHT rerclve-i al and forwarded from Saim u hvrf. aoeond wharf below Xprure, by Morton Mill#. Arent. (re ght delivered from second wharf l--iow Walnut. Freight to be forwarded ami ba delivered by 10 80 a.m. T J* BaggMT mu#t be accompanied by tta owner. I That for 1'MJ.idrljdila, Camden, and all other sUOooa | where the Company haa an Agent must ba checked. THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS CO.. I chartered by thr Lrgtelaturr of New Jeney, will atlend to all the usual branches of Express Bustaeaa, ; re-rtvr. deliver, and forward through other reapoaal- . ble Ex press Companie. lo all parts of UMaottatlT | any article entrusted to them. J. VAN RENSSELAER. | Pb.i,dV.?»V&.U, kMmrto"-,u ' I JAMES lEAMlNG, Ja. Agept. CAMDEN AND AMDOY LINES. 1 Qfira -ARRANCKMENT* OE NEW YORE I OUtJ. LINES.— Th* Camden and Amkoy And | FMIaiMlj'litA aud Treatua Railroad Compaay'a ! FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW TORE AND WAY PLACES From WALNUT STREET WHARP wiU lure aa Fbe*. ; At * A. M , via Camden and Amboy C. and I A. Accommodation *18 | At 6 A. M-. via Camden and Jeney City, i At 11.30 M , via Camden aad Amboy, C.and ! At 3 via Camden aad Amboy, C k A. * * Ex pteae t *8 | Al 13.30 r >!., via Camden and Amboy, AO- ' ^eommodatlua. (_Fretehl and^Faavenger.) IT* modatloo (Freight and Passenger), nrrt Claae -It* Second Claa. Ticket 80 Al UN P M„ via Camden try" Amtwy Aeoommodallon, Freight and Pasaenger, First Class ticket «jr Second data ticket - - . - - - f 10 For MaucR Chunk, Alleatowa, Bethlehem. Belrldere. I. niton, LamEwrtvllle, Flemlngton, ke., at LXO For Mount Holly, EwansvlIIe, Pamharioa, aad Vineentown, at 0 A. M., and 3 aad 6 P. M. For Freehold, at * A. M. and S p. Mllngi' 'ftm \ ,Dord,°,t' D*,,^0, * A?M°.nt3.30,7.1O.8,gand ItMP.pC n'utte** P. M. II nee run direct through to Trenton. For Palmyra, RiTertoa, Delanro, Beverly, aad Burlington at 7 P. M. * Lines from KENSINGTON DEPOT will laava aa follows: ,AtU.I»A. M., via Kensington aad Jaraey A.tl 3>r P M., via Kenalngtoa and Jersey ' *° Cut E*pre#v - - - - - -1*0 At * 43 P.M , via Kecetngton and Jeraey City, • Wathingbin and Now York Express - a *4 At l> P M.(nlaht)via Kensington and Jaraey City. Washington and New York - - * M The (.46 P. M. line will run dally. AU others Sundays excepted. For Water Gap. Mroudaburz. ieraatoa. Wtlkeabarre, Mnntrree Grea' Bend. Maoeh Chunk, Atlsatnwa, Drlhlehem, Belvhtere, Eaalon, Lambertvtlte, Fie . melon. ho .at 7.18 A. XL -Tate Una saaatite ' witty Ire train tearing Easlon tor Maush Chunk at For LAmbartvlB. at 8 P. M. oa Saturdays only. For Bristol, Trenton. 4w.. at 7.18 aad 11.18 A M— and 8 P. M. and IS Midnight. For Holme#burg, Tacoay, Wlartnamlag, Bridcaburg,»nd Frankfort at s a M. and 8, «, aad S P. M. For New York and way llnra tearing KsaslagtOB Deiejt lake the ear# oa Fifth Slrart above Walnrt half an hour before departure. The ran run Into the depot, ami. on the arrival of oath train, rua from the depot. Fifty pounds of baggage only allowed .acta paal «nne: grrv are prohibited from taking anything aa bugzs » but te.tr weai tag apparel. Alt bagzafa over fift- pounds to be p«ld for .atra. TbeCom- • P«ay limn ih-lr retinnaibllliy for bagzaga to oaa dollar |wr pound, and will not be lfabla tor any amount beyond teat, exo.pt by roeelal contract. WM. H. GaTZMER. Ag.nL Graham's Baggage Uxprate will-call for aad d*^jCTbagga^ejt.the depote. Onlera to b* telt at Na. LINE* FROM HEW YORK FOR PHILADELPHIA WIU leave Prom foot of Courtland Street at It M. and 4 P. M . via Jersey City and Camden— al 7.10 and lite A. M ,* P. K, and It (night) via Jeresy Ctty and Kensington. From mot of Barclay Street at « A.MNand t P.M_ _ via amboy ard Cvtaaea. ~s, From l4er No. I, Not Hi Rlvra.rt It M. Pteod J (Freight and Paeraager). via Aahoj_ ahd AUCTIONEER. AUCTION BUSINESS. J T'HE UBderalgnmi would rrapeeitoliy inform erary/ body that h. Is a rezulariy Lteenrad Aocftoarar / aad that be will attend to Hurt branch Of batons* en where nt cope stay couary, ar as liimmalRsnSto aa any other person, and •oltritx your paitoi^m I Cap* Island, H. J. "flee en Decrtur St., opposite Rutharfordte Mar Ire* a NOTICE, f Sutwertber having reiL'ned to thla County, X wonld Inform hit friend# and Ihe Public la general thai he haa Mm llcenre #. .lueii-nrar, aad M ready to atave thr puhUe la thai ea partly at atoite mri» JACOB T, PRICK- . ■ To .rood's Inlet. May 18th. Htel. ' NOTICE. ALL Person* indebted to the uadaretgnml oa STORE BOOK, or OTHER ACCOWTKua 3ueta*vl to CALL and MALE PAYMENT or lie Ihrtr aoeouate wlthoul urtaA