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Patriotic Jersey Women.
The following letter, from a highly respectable
.young lady of Hightstown, New Jersey, shows the
sympathy there felt by the sea for those soldiers
',who have risked their lives in the present war.
New Jersey in 1862, as in 1776, is not a whit behind
ber sister States in true patriotic feeling and love
for the Union. The 'articles contained in the boa
Will be found enumerated in another column.
HIGHTSIVICS, rebnusry 24, 18C2.
J. SWAIM, ESQ.—Sir: You will find enclosed a 11;10-
-rate list of articles contained in our box, which, accord
ing previous arrangement, we have this day few weeded
to your laboratory, to be sent by you to Missouri for the
Stick and woos deal soldi re. The great Reed existing
demons the soldiers of the West for aid of this de4cription
Las stimulated no to renewed efforts in their behalf, and
if we cat. only bear that our box has been of souse little
*ender we ehsll be fully repaid for our labor end expense.
Our aesocietion has sea several boxes to the Potomac,
Jut we resolved that this one should go whore, from re-
Cent scents, it is likely to be more tteeilei.l, and the 441p0.4l
in your 11rWillintIll strengthened our resolve: but the
.great expense of freight was a drawback, as our treasury
is considerably reduced at present. We trust, however,
from your kind otter, that the terms will be made as easy
to us as possible. The weight of our box, as given at the
wailroad depot here, is four hundred pounds.
'Very respectfully, yours,
MAGGIE 9. DICIARISON.
Faxnuson's COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR.-A UNIT
number of this semi-monthly vale mecum oftrade,
(for it is indispensable to those who receive and
pay money,) is published to day. In addition to
its usual extended and accurate information, it de
torches fortylve new counterfeits put into circu
lation during February. Among those during the
iast fortnight are the following :
Bank of Beaver County; altered—vignetto,
inan seated with child. dog. horses, and plough; on each
and, 6,T, 5; on the lower part of the note Slate arms.
Bank of Crawford County, Meadeville, Pa.-10s altered
from2s—vignetti, buck •nd five dor wader a tree;fe
taste, girl, and chickens on right.
j . Bank of Panvule, spurious—vignedo, an
Nagle sioised on frame, man each side; brig and 1 right;
female feeding eagle left.
°phobia - Bank, eltered—vignette, an eagle
.polsed on a shield, care, &c.; on right end, a girl gleaning
and figure 1; on h.rt, &fled. seated near grain, holding
OD eagle and the stare and stripes.
_ . . . . .
Farman' Bank. Penna.—se, spurious—lndian and b
*bore on Wit. Portrait with 5 above on tight.. Wane°
aerobe the bill.
. Harrisburg Bank, Pa.-3s, altered from 11—vignette,
Hen Scott in centre ; woman and child on left end two
girls on Heil end.
Mechanics' Bank, Philadelphia,Pa.-2s are in circu
lation. This batik has nut issued small notes yet, so
refuse all le, 2s, and :34.
; Necbitnlce Bank, altereil—Titmette,
Wagons loaded with cotton ; on lower right, bnat of sailor;
•ion homer left, man nionghing vvith horaea.
Stroudeburgh ;tank, Penna.—le, alterod—vignette, a
tun ter fighting a bear; a male head on right; Semite
and grain on left.
Tioga 'County Bank, Penna.-sa, altered from la—.
vignette, farm scene, man, children, and dog; on righ t
end, 5 and Indian ; on lefeend, 5 and Wataingion ; red
r/Vit Acroll9 the t,etr.
THE CITY.
(FOR ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS, SEE FOURTH PAGE.]
A GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD PROM
IWEW Tom: TO NEsitTUS.—We have been apprised of a
lacheme, trifling in 'its immediate results, but intended,
Iperhaps,in the course of time, to make our State a link
in a grand - highway, and rain a material part of our in
terior trade. This is nothing more than an effort to
"mild a great railroad from New York to Memphis. Ten
%waft, try way of Trenton, Norristown, Downingtown,
Hagerstown, and (via the valley of Western Virginia,)
Cumberland Gap. This immense work has been devised
with the cuetenntry enterprise of New York capitalists,
end is being accomplished with their customary insidious
yeas. If perfected, it will place Philadelphia seventeen
miles from the main line, and thus make New York the
alma Eastern terminus, so that the millions of dollars
Leretofere passing into Philadelphia coffers will be di.
Terted to aggrandize the merchants of our rival city.
The bill to which we refer is one for the charter of the
Norristown and Trenton Railroad Company. Ostensibly
intended to benefit a quiet agricultural section ' it i. really
:want to be n link the direct route to llemphis, That
this is true is evident from the interests being, brought to
Dear in its favor upon the Legislature A proadueut
lawyer of New York, supperted by an efficient lobby, is
working zealously at Harrisburg, and, unless our mer
.chants awake t; the great interests involved, the hill
Amer peas. if the charter should be obtained, a second
step will be taketi to enema a charter for a rAilniati least
Penningtobville, to eon% point on the, Maryland border
.of York or Adams county. In this way, and nosuspect-
Ugly, Penneylvaida will he surrendering up her rights
Of way for the benefit of a city that, uusatiefied whit be
ing the metropolis of America, aspires to be the metropo
lis of the world. [Par best customers, who have been
the people of the Southwest, will no longer travel upon
the Eastern lines; but New York will be virtually nearer
to them than rinladelphia. Only the negligence or cno
tetrayal of Philadelphia can thus enable our adversary
to ruin ns; for any railroad between New York and the
Southwest must pass through Pennsylvania..
Snowing, therefore, our jealousy and distrust, New-
York will endeavor to accomplish its rateposes quietly.
'Under the sermons plea of developing our State resources,
-sad encouraging our internal improvements, we shall
gee, piece by piece. an iron highway laid through our
Commonwealth, to empty the tremolo - es legitimately ours
into our neighbors lap. The Penusylvauia aleetral road
will at once lose much of its Ohio freight bits - Mess; the
Baltimore cud Philadelphia, and the Northern Central
toads, will decline, and we shall, a few years hence,
see our geins appropriated otherwhere. avd we pow
erless to resist. A road frum trentou to Norris
-town was char,ered some years 'aft,. and, on invoati
it was found to be an unprofitable measure,
and was abandaned. The project will not, certainly,
prove more profitable to. day. From Norristown-to Pen
mingtonville there is already a track direct. It would re
4WD, then, but to finish a road to Hagerstown. awl soon
the fertile and miteral valley of Western Virginia and
the broad acres of Tenneasto would La joined wirlt Now
'York city, If this - project is looked to at once, its magni
tude and danger uiil be seen. Meantime any day may
, consummate a part of it.
DBATII 111031 VlOLENCE.—Yesterdav
"afternoon a man osm d John S. Pritchard, aged .19 years,
eßea at the Ped..,=,l*-1-nia Hospital- be admitt- , 1 to
the institution na the 17th inst., with a commoual free.
luxe of-the aka, and we- unable to a,,coutit for the
dent or violence. The coroner will investigate the affair.
A CM:Reli cOURT. es terday
mernin g , in the Supreme Court. before 'Chief Justice
"Lowrie, and Justici s 'Woodward, Thompson, aml Strong,
She case of the Trustees of the First Reformat Dutch
Church of Philaarlphim Tn. Charles hurler et 01., will ar—
gued. This Oise comes up from the decree or the Court
of Common Pleas ..f Philadelphia, groiting an irintaction
to restrain the trustees of the church from [skim: further
Setter/ in the instalialitm of the Rev. George W. Smiley
we pastor, on the ground that he (lid not recognize the
tenets of the Reformed Dutch Church, as promulgated by
the synod of Port.
Wlien the Cute Wee argaed i 4 tbe flemmen Fine, a full
report was made or tr, and the decision of the 'ouprome
Court on the appeal of the church is looked fur with in
terest. M. Russell Thayer conducted the urgument for
the appellants, yesterday morning. He was followed by
TM*. Cuykr for the appellees.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TEE MONEY MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, February 28,1882
The stockmarket continues strong, with an improve.
runt in the prices of many solid Investment securities.
Pennsylvania loans are firm at recent cuotAtions; city
nixes are in demand at 9735 for the new issue; Pennsyl-
WWI Railroad stares advanced to 46X, a gain of 3; ;
'Reading Railroad shares gained X, Schuylkill Naviga
tion if , Long island %, Beaver Meadow X, Delaware
Division Canal X, Camden and Amboy X , and Catawissh
preferred was firm at NI. Green and , Coatesoitreets
ramenger - Railroad millirem sold at za, ArdllStrOtt, at 11,
tand Second and Third-streets at 62%.
The tax bill is the next matter fa order before Con
sress, in popular estimation, and it awaited by the pub
lic with impatience, not merely because of the general
wish to have the credit of the Government finances based
'upon the most safe and satisfactory bails, hat beosass
ailmost every merchant is desirous of knowing what the
epeeist tax upon his articles will be, in order to know
bow to give his orders for foreign goods, or how to frame
this busineso - arrangements for domestic productions.
Peterson's Counterfeit Detector for March 1 is is
"sued to-day, with it, usual valuable table of contents,
ttleahrAtdae all the latest Cefootei-feite, stock iehlet, etia
financial news. No counting- - house or store should be
without this indispensable assistant.
Messrs. Drexel & Co. repoit—
New York exchange paral-10
Boston exchange pare pem.
'Ultimo?, exchange —pariah' rim
Country fonds .31 6 % die
Awerluau gold
8-10 Treasury noree
The Nev. - York Evening Post, of this evening, says:
Michigan Southern stocks are again higher. The
guarantied rose to 49x, the old stock to $2434 es2l%. The
second mortgages and sinking fatale further advanced
.14 01 deenL Thr ar..eoi,4la sold at 72, abd that 1,1.1_
Illinois Central and hock Island were among the
steadiest of therailroad shares. The latter sold at 57.
'Pacific Mail Wt.:" dull at 91.;€92; Panama 12ner121.
Cleveland, Celon,tru4, and Cincinnati sold at 102. and
that bid for more. Pittsburg sold freely at 18,4'. @IS34.
The list of railroad bonds rentaine firoi, -- with a good in
dairy for the low-priced descriptions. Bolfato, New
York, and Erie tirsle sold at 82; Michigan Central S
per cents, ; Illinois Central construction, 9i;
Chicago and Northwestern firsts, 48.
The State stacks are firm, especially the bonds of the
Motthern States. Nev, - Yorks and Ohios are scarce, and
'wanted at high prices. Michigan and Illinois sixes are
In demand at the advance.
The active Southern bonds fluctuate considerably.
ennessees rose to 65 and receded to 63, finally cloying at
153 g. Nissouris were activ'e at 560583 i. North Caro.
/Was sold at Vt.
The Government list shows a farther large advance in
the sixes of 1881. The registered touched 923 j , the cou
pons 108.9835. All the miscellaneous i44llfill, it will he
peen by our quotations, aye higher, with few offering.
The Oregon war loan is 1.34 per cent. better.
Philadelphia Stock Exchange Sales,
irebrunri 26. 1862.
ANIPORTZD ST B. E. SLAYMAKER. Philadelphia Exchange.
FIRST BOARD
2 Cam & Am R ..324
40 do .....
2000 V 5 To Trros N. 094
1 Cato It 6 . ,44
160 do
28 do 6:4
5000 U 8 Cp6o 'Bliults 9234
5000 do 1,5 93
100 Big Mouutain.. 1.%
1000 Elmira B 78.... 70
\ _44 Puns B in lute. 46
15 do 40 34
'NI do .....
9 do 46 31
2.' do cash. 4831
50 Del Div..in lots. 40
13 Or it Coates R.. 23
52d & 3d-et R.... 5281
3000 Reading Os '70.. 90
DRTWERti rounDs.
3000 Fenno R 1 mort.loo 132 &huyl Nav pref... 11%
VOO do 100 40 do .45 127,,1
18 Oata B 63i 25 Long [stand R..... 1178
3000 Phila Brie 65.... •86 29 Reading R....... 21 ::1
ElOOO Lehigh Vel J 6s. 9113 M 15 Form t Btech 11,ink 47S
BEUOND BOARD.
MOO ramira R 75...h5 70 200 City Ss New €1736
2000 40 14 70 100 do B 92
501106011 1 & ji 231 f 23 Green & Coates.. 2331
50 do__22 3-16 1600 Now Creek
100 d 085.22 3.16 150 NPa It Chat Sep 59
50 do .. 55.22 3-16 100 Fenno 59 83%
15000 Penns& ..100 3000 do 83
TOW Raub & Frie.79.. 873 f 100 do 8371
66 penile R.. „lots 46.34" 1000 North Penna Bs.. 6111
11 im i t ak ß, 50 Sell! Nov 6,1'82.. 00
1000 Wilm Siena —lOO 1 m Lohigh Nay_ . ...
267 Sp h Pine 11 luta. 10 1150 Long Island 8... 11%
CLOSING PRIONS.—FINK.
Bid Irk.
Cl5Tr 7 3-10 N 99% 993(
.I'hlla 69 .92 92%
Mails es new... 97% 97%
Bent 59 53% 83%
33,99191ing 8.. 'A 3-16
www. 69 'BO '43 96 97
Ending-Ms '7O 90 90%
Bow( 11:09 1 86.. 77% 78%
Penns B 46% 46%
/19 /nom .09..99% 100 7[
3 , 9919 a Red ints 92 92
CI Con— 40 42
Mortise! :Pret.llo 111
h Nam Stock. 5% 5%
: h Nev:Pret... 12% 13
h Way be 1 82.. 57311 SS
73 1 (
4 a-A Pref.. 14 14
.2% 03V prm
.3i en die
1000 Reading 96
100 Reading 31
10 do "' 31
100 do bh 22%
50 du b 5 2.4%
4 Remy Meadow... 61Yi
150 Long Island 8... 11%
50 Schi Nay prof 1,5 12?
76 do s 5 12:k
52 F AL MBk in Iffis 41,4
2000 Bchl ft '62 1,9. 69
1000 410 Bg
15 Arch-Ft R 18
EOOO Phil&Erielultelis 80
12 Kentucky 8k.... 75
2000 Cam& AM (St '8.9. 81%
1000 City Be New 573
4 Rorristownlicseli 40
Bid. Ask.
Elmira 78 '73... 60% 70
Long Leland 8.. 1131 11%
Leh 1:71 ic Nay.. 5r% 52
Leh 01 Ati BCD 35:31 'mg
N Penne B 7 7%
llf Penne Bee— 67 67%
N Penns B 104.. 80 80%
Getawiesa R Con 1% 2
Catawisse Pref.. 6% 0%
Fr & Boach'k B. 41 ..
1 43 .4.2,1-beti tag 52'
Pace & V-ste B. 3 4
W Philo B 62 ..
.13pence & Pine.." 103(
Green & Conte 21 23%
@beet. & Walnut 31 31%
I
Arch Street.— 17% 16
Philadelphia Markets
The Flour market continues dull, and holders generally
are free sellers at previous-onoted rates. About 700 bbls
found tourers at $5.87M for superfine. smog ra 575 for
good and choice extra, $5.87%®8 for extra family—the
sales to the retailers and bakers are within the same range
of pricee—and fancy lots at $6.2506 75, according to quali
ty ; but the demand, both for export and home use, is
limited. Rye Flour and Corn Meal are not much in
quired for, and the former is held at $3.25 and the latter
at S 3 4' bbl. without sules.
WIIBLI —There is less demand for shipment; Set9,ollo
bushels have been taken, mostly at 811.33 for prime Penn
sylvania red, in store, including a few small lots of white
at 31.38®195, as to quality. Rye—Pennsylvania is
selling on arrival at 73c. Corn is in steady demand ;
about 6,000 bushels, mostly Pennsylvania yellow, sold at
5554 cin store. The recants are light. Oats are firm,
awl about 10,00 bushels Pennsylvania sold in store at
39c for 32 lbe.
131nu.--There is none offering or'saning, and first No.
is firm at 83334 V' tom.
Carew
/ is (insetted and dull, and very little doing in
the way of sales.
CiIIOCKIIIKS AND Pnovisions.--The markets for bath
are firm. but the tales limited to some 2ce300 pkgs Lard
at 7,9 i each and sixty days. A sale of mess Pork
is reported at $l4 bbl.
sr:Nos.—There is a steady demand for Cloverseed 200
MN have bean takes at 54.12;431 25, including CHSIS.e
lot. at $4.87U bu.
WHISKY is firm, but dull, at 26c for bbls and 24c for
drudge.
New York Stock race
SENONS
25000 U S 6x'Bl coup. - 03
6 000 9 d 9 "bBO. D 334
wool)vzx
50110 U S6s'ilbriV
yearly 92
8000 Tenn 6e '90.... 62X
10000 Mo St 6e....b10 5478
5000 d0..........54X
5500 do e3O. 54j
17 000 d0_ .....__..
5434
1000 m i to 10
St ifoe R 67
1000 Chi & l W 2 m. 18
1000 California 7e ... 87
1000 N Car St 78.580 72
5000 do . . .... 72
3000 Tol & Wab 21m. 494'
2000 T &W let m 77X'
00000 Am G01d...M0.10M
20000 do . .... , Iva
miT,OO. do
20000 do
150 Pacific Mail S 91X
100 d0............91
50 do h6O 91
100 do b3O 92
. • ‘7 ' 17 II 1 M Pr " T 7 ' l7 M
FORNEY'S WAR PRESS.
A SPLENDID NUMBER FOR SATURDAY,
MARCH I.
ENGBATTNGS.—The Appearance of Fort Doneleoa
on the Morning of the .I.6th ult., when our Troops, on
Preparing to Renew the Attack, Discovered the White
Flags of the Enemy—The Great Military Parade on the
22d of February, in front of the Academy of hit —Jeff
Bevis Gazing on the Crown of Thorns Proper for hie
Inauguration on the 22d of February_
WAR TALE.—A Wild Night Ride.
EDITORIALS.—The Latest War News—The War
in TeDnessea--The Inaugural of Jeff Darls—Tbe Hopes
of the Rebels.
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.—The Observance of
the Day in Philadelphia„ Washington, Near York, and
Allier plAaati_
FROM GEN. HALLECK'S DEPARTMENT.—The
Fort Ponelson Victory—Arrival of Rebel Prisoners at
Chicago—lncidents—The Opening of the Mise6sippl Ri
ver—Scenes and Incidents at the Battle of Fort Donel
son—The Fight and Victory—The Character of the
Ground Around bonokon---The Plans and strength of the
Rebel Forts—The Scene after the Surrender—lncidents
utter the Surrender—Making War in Earnest—Killed
and Wounded at Fort Donolson—Deapatches from Com
modore Foote—Glad Tidings from Tennessee—Good News
from Alahama..Discoveries itt Fort lienry—Rebei De_
minionin the West at an End—Corn. Porter, of the Essex,
not Expected to Survive.
GEN. BURNSIDE'S EXPEDITION.—Correct List
of Killed and Wounded at Roanoke.
GEN. WOOL'S DE PARTMENT.---Arrivril of the Re
leased Pnion Prisoners at Portme 111onrou--Goo. Wool
gone to . Arrange about a General Exchange of Prisoners.
FROM TEE SOUTIL—The Rebel Congress—The
Arrival of Released Federal 011icers—Winton, N. C.,
Abandoned and Burned—Severe Censure of the Babel
Government—Another Fast Day Appointed—lmportant
from Biobmond—GoTernor Magoflin's Message.
THE LETTERS OF OCCASIONAL."—The Go
vernment of the Rebel States—The Triumph of our
Armies—The Suppression of the Rebellion—The Review
of Mr. Seward's Diplomacy—The Comic Features of Se
cession..
SPECIAL DESPATCHES FitOH THE CAPITAL—
Death of the Preffhlent'n Son--IntereFting from Comore
dare Dupont—Settling Seceded Territory EVCOULIIIid.•
sance—The Medals of Honor—The Rebels Evacuating
Ceotreville.
LATEST NEWS,—The Capture of Nashville—Price
Driven from his Stronghold at Cross Hollow.
RIIHELLARIOLS.—Latter from Flarida—Name; of
the Released Prisoners—Our Tietories—Jeff Davis In
augural.
WAR FORTRY.—The Dying Rebel—The Keystone
Volunteers—A Brined° Drill—The Yietcri:
.
WAD. WIT AND Duatrvo
Xi:l'4l/4VMM AND 06MMRILCIAL.—The Money
Mirka—Weekly "Review of the Philadelphia Markets.
Single Copies for sale at the Counter of The Press.
TIMMS - --One copy, one year, $2; Three copies, one
year, $5 ; Five copies, one year, $B.
CITY ITEMS.
ANNIVERSARY. FESTIVAL OF TIIE YOUNG
MEN'S CEIRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.--The anniversary fes
tival of the Young Men's Christian Association, to take
place at Musical Final Hall this evening, will, dou'ltless,
be a very brilliant affair. Tne most ample arrangements
bave been made to render it not only a pleasant social re
past, but " a feast of reason and a flow of soul." Re
freshments will be served from 'TX to 10 o'clock, and short
addresses will be delivered by Revs. Thresham D. Gregg,
D,, of Dublin; Themes Brainerd, D. D,, Anthony At.
wood, Daniel March, 9. P. Henson, Alfred Taylor, John
Clambers, and others. The chair, on the occasion, will
be occupied by George H. Stuart Eau., and the exercises
will be enlivened by an instrumental quartette from
Ilasaler's Band. As the sale of tickets in advance will
probably be sufficient to fill .the hall, we advise those,
who wish to participate to procure their tickets early
to-day.
STATEMENT OF TILE PILIENIX INSURANCE
COMFANY.—In another column of our paper, to-day, we
publish the statement of the Pluonix Insurance.Corn
ef liartforti, of which Meesre, Sabine and Dun
N 0.147 South Fourth street, are the agents in this City.
The statement shows that the company - is in an A No. 1
position, and we have been assured by business men,
that the " Phomix," both on account of the admirable
manner in which it is mann. d, and the financial firm
ness of its condition, is quite a favorite among our busi
ness men: The Philadelphia agents of this company have
won the confidence of our merchants by their straight.
forward attention to business, and have contributed, in
no small degree, to the popularity in Philadelphia of the
company they represent.
A GREAT LABOR-SAVING INVENTION FOR
ifocartaltaranS,—Our attention was yesterday ealled to
a Se if-Adjusting Clothes-Wringer, for sale by Mr. L. E.
Snow, at the office of Joy, Coe, A Co., northeast corner
of Fifth and Chestnut streets. The claims of the pro
prietor for this patent article are thus stated : 4, It will
wring water from any article, of the most delicate tex
ture, to a bed-quilt, better than by hand, without the
least injury, and adjusts itself, so that it is superior to all
other Wringers and modes of wringing," To satisfy our
own curiosity in the matter we yesterday witnessed its
performance, and we must say, in all candor, that it has
been a long while since we have had the opportunity
of examining so satisfactory, and withal so simple, a
piece of labor-moving ntoehinery, fir. Sa9W'S claims far
it were •eatablished under our own eyes to a dentonetra
lion, in less than ten minutes. A heavy article of bed
clothing passed out of a tub of water through the machine.
dryer than it could have been wrung by band; small
-cuticles followed with a like result, and to show that its
effects upon the fabrics were harmless, a well-worn
bank note was next wrung without the slightest mutila
tion. The inetrtunent, moreover, is thoroughly simple,
almost proof against injury from use, and not expensive.
It can he adjusted to the aide of a wash-tub, and worked
with ease by a child, and is, noon the whole, ono of the
most commonsense inventions of the age. It ought to
find iii Way into every liottaehold In the land.
CARTE DE 'VISITE OF PROFESSOR HENRY.—
We were yesterday shoun a beautifully-executed Carte
de Visite of Professor Henry, of the Smithsonian Insti
tute, executed at:the gallery of Mr. F. Gutekunst, the
eminent photographist, Arch street, above Seventh. Mr.
G. has fairly won for Philadelphia the reputation of pro
ducirg the finest opooimooa of these, 'ALMON photo
graphic mementoes that are made in this country.
LECTURE BY ARCHBISHOP rk.ENRICK.—The
lecture announced to be delivered by the Right Rev.
Archbishop Kenrick, of Boßimore, at the Academy of
Music, this (Thursday) evening, on "The Chirity or
St. Vincent de Paul," for the benefit or the Poor ant
Orphans, will, doubtless, attract a very large audience.
The eminent position and known talents of the lecturer,
the noble object in behalf of which the lecture is to be
giver, and the splendid edifice in which it is to be deli.
erred, will all contribute to this result. We shall not be
surprised to see the Academy t , crowded from pit to
dome."
THE FRIENDS of Saunders' Cadets are in
cited to 'witness their drill this afternoon, at 4 o'clock,
st saandera' Institute, William and Market streets.
RP:A - DING r moat TIIE POET:if — Mr. S• M.
Cleveland will give a third Beading from the Poets at
Leypoldt'a zooms, 1323 Chestnut street, this evening
at eight &sleek. 'rite selections are good, and, we doubt
not, a large number will be present on the occasion. 4
JEFF. DAVIS'S ENVOYS EXTRAORIII:IARY.-
111agon and Slidell keep very shady abroad. Mason is
supposed to be in London. Slidell has been measured
for a new suit in Paris. Neither of them seems to be
made much account of, RDA when the news of the recent
cucceeses ol the is received in Europe they
will be still less objects of regard or attention. Slidell has
to put na with French tailoring, when, if he had behaved
like en honest man and a loyal citizen, he might have
enjoyed the privilege of procuring his garmeots at the
Brown-Stone Clothing Hall of nockhill & Wilson, Nos.
CHI and 605 Eh stun street, above Sixth, Philadel
phia. So much for treason !
run TRAITOR FLoyo.—What adds to tho
lgoominyof this rascal's sneaking away from Donation
is the fact that he was the commandant of the post. On
the list of rebel brigadier generals, Floyd stands the se
cond while Buckneris the fortieth. Pillow is the tenth.
Buckner, therefore, was outranked by the other two.
Whet eimOdeltee can even the rebehi hove hereafter in
such miyerable fellows as Floyd and Pillow, especially
when we knew that none of them can wear the fashiona
ble and cheap styles of garments manufactured at the
'Mammoth Clothing Temple of Granville Stokes, No. 609
Chcetnut etreet, Philadelphia.
BUFERIOR HAM AND DRIED IdEATs.—Mr. C.
H. Mattson, dealer in fine groceries, Arch and Tenth '
streets, has just received a fresh supply of elegant Jet.-
sey•cmeil Hams, the finest in the market ; also, superior
dried Beef, and Tongues of large size, to which we in
vile the attention of housekeepers and others.
FEBRUARY 26-11,0IIIAIr
Lange—February 20
BOARD.
150 Cumb Cord PL... 8)4
100 Erie Railway, .1)30 31%
20 do 830 34N
100 do
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50 do ..Prefd.soo 5S
100 do 660 59
100 do '18,,N
50 lind Riv R... 030 35N
25 do 35%
50 do
250 Marl= RR 12
190 'Mich Cen BE 51%
240 Rich S. & N. 1....24
250 Mich S, (Ina.? 483{
150 do 45%
200 Cen scrip 61X
50 eal & Chicago
-10 chicago & B I 56.,
500 do. ~56ii
500 do 500 07
30 C. 11. & Quin 64)4
10 AL & P. Do Chion.2o%
50 do 20N
' 50 d0..20.1'
15 X. & P. due 10.t.p.77,144
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
UP TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut mtg.
Protteboue, Wyoming Ig T Bravo, Pittsburg
H W Cowles, Minnesota B N Prather, Wheeling, Vs
G K Wheat, Wheeling, Va B E Hatch, New York
Bon G Y Sackot,Sonrca Falls 0 Latham, Seneca galls
F Chamberlain, Albany E R Biddle, Now York
S P Kase, Danville E neberton US N
Wm Duryea, New York 'W CI Case,Columbia
P Tillinghast, New York J N Bose R 2 ladies,Geneva
W id. Wiley, Pennsylvania Miss Coleman, W.Ol, D
Mutter Freeman. IV oth,l) C C 8 Maltly. Baltimore
John A Morris Alf It Woollen, Delaware
C F Willis, Jr, Pennsylvania F N Smith
.1 Eckert, Pennsylvania It flay, Now York
Gto de B Kelm, Pottsville W Gray, Jr, Boston
3 P Batiks, Boston 0 S Horse, Boston
W W Webb, New York J Simmons, New York
S M Johnson, New York D Simmons, New York
S A Allen 0 Norcross, Boston
0 Norcross, Jr, Boston C Barnum. New Vork
Mrs De Forrest G S Bullock, Chicago
C D Hunt r, Reading C Boreituni.g, Jr, Newark
J Lake, Boston ' A Pardee, Hazleton, Pa
Id Bigelow, Jr, New Jersey C St Moorheiul
Mrs B Massey A. ch, N Y Nisei% A Sterbuck, N Y
Jll Rawden, Baltimore A D Ellis, Louisville, Ky
Mis Sherman A. son, Wash Mrs J W McMinn, Erie
etre Yardley, Connecticut Dr Sir Coves, U 8 N
J s Smith, Danes!. Mrs Coves
.1 P Merlon F wf Kentucky Memo Ager, Penns
J C Kunkel, Harrieborg C J Smith, New York
L Suydam, New York Mrs J T Foote A ch, Ohio
It 'l' Barrett, New York Jai: M Willson, Brooklyn
Chas C Duncan, Brooklyn Is BDe Land A la, N York
B Gardner, Becton J E Elting S la, Catskill
J Dickson. Cincinnati, 0 E C Mandy, M D, N York
Saint 11 Crane A da, Boston C A Richards, Boston
M G Cs,ly, Brut:l . ll3n S A Walsh' tow York
W F Latin, Now York C W Jenks, Prey, it I
Robt P Titus N & Mitchell, Now Raven
W Ewing, Irelatni C Hall A. la, Brooklyn
C Maddock, New York S Cornell A la, Buffalo
G A Shaw, 'Boston W S Pinckney, Now York
B W Evius, Prey, R I WR Pye, St Louis
DI V L MeClrllaurb St Louie J 11 Champion, New York
.1 Cuba Mr Duncan, New York
Mr Boss A la, New York A It Dutton
D N Small, York, Pa S B Fisher, Springfield
C T Barrett. INA York J W Brooke, N York
S Seligman, N York J Baker. N York
A Baker, Rochester Capt K 11 Sanford, Boston
fdrsEanford A son, Boston J H Brace A wf, Boston
W Blanchard, N York S Richardson, N York
J L Bellinger, St Louie 0 D Dudley, Dayton, 0
Xlt Pmi,t. D. aware Mr Aleop &1:. ,.N . York
P Acker Si la, Schur, en, Pa II N Wells, blase
C H Ingalls ' Mass W A Allen, Delaware
W 11 Gray,N York X Lambert, N York
J Merrefield, Baltimore G 1' Tow, N York
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth st., below Arch.
E Temple. Baltimore N A Foster, Miner-re, 0
H Miller, Dayton, Ohio J Patterson, Pennsylvania
James el Hume, Indiana Mrs B F May, Maryland
F Gillen, Guyandotte, Va G Levi, Hagerstown, Md
J Johnson, Icotland J Cole, Ramon, Pa
A Wilhelm, 9 Easton, Pa 9 W Hale, Reen, N ti
E W Kirby & la, Wmsburg C Ii Lefever, Lancaster
Miss Lefever, Lancaster J Dubois, New York
J3l Sanderson, New York C C McClelland, Pa
D Baird, Lock Haven, Pa Jos II Thompson
P Snow, Council Bluff J 5 Brown, Pennsylvania
Di Henry, Pennsylvania A Wolle, klethlohem
J R Philips, Philadelphia L Id Brodhead, Pa
G W McPhail, Easton, Pa John Freese, 'R I
Iheophilus Hunt, R I
AMERICAN HOTEL—Obeetout at.. above Fifth
X W Earle, Reading J K ,liteCtirdY S 4au, Fa
Joe A Wickersham & its, Pa F at Pyle & le, Chester co
G B 'Mottle & la, Baltimore AllieM Anna Minna, Balt
C D Fuller, Catasauqua B altr i t n ali a ti, an Catasauqua ,penua
R Abbott, Palma A B
Chaa L Welia,Downingtoun Albert Drinkhouse, Easton
Van Brant M Bergen, NY PP Fink
Litgestown J F Gardner, Penns
Fricker,Reading Mrs W Gainer, New York
P Ron, Providence, RI Y R Rathboue, Prov, it I
J Fttrutroktr, /ivy York Pavia Hurtle, Rase
W B Ratak , New Yokk J D 1 Vl'evloo, N ew Y or k
Jos II Willis, Bridgewater W Bogle, Boston
ST. LOUIS HOTEL—Cheebaut street, above Third
W Rogers, Pennsylvania Chas 0 Pennill, Indiana
Mrs J H Ilaneinen, Chicago St C B Bishop
A H Pattereenr New Jersey 3 Garretson, Midle Creek
L P P Lieerer, Vvoccuek
L MLinarey, Venezuela E A Brower, Massachusetts
D P Elmer, Bridgeton
THE UNION—Arch street, above Third.
A M Belknap, Philadelphia J C Stone, Ohio.
V II Gaga, Ohio G Wistar, Saban
John D Sktlee, Lancaster Jacob L Frey, Lancaster
It n optin, Pukon co, Pa A S Wolcott, New York
W F Kimber, Springfield, 111 W K Jones, Tamaqua
NATIONLL HOTEL—Race street, above Third.
W B Long, Portnoylrani& 3 room, Milton.
N E Johnson_ Leek Haven J Volker, Wheeling,. Ye
Armstrong lime - Ohio S Boyer, Pennsylvania
W Major, Potterille T B Linton, Ashland
'nos Coleman, Lancaster E C Mundy, New York
Mrs Be'Milan, Erie, Pa Mies PalknemitErie, Pa
illre Revere, Michigan S E Elting
T S Beach, Pennsylvania
STATES UNlON—ltterhet street, Ogre Sixth.
James Coates, Pennsylvania J S Snyder, Columbia
J G Herbst, Martinsburg James Hussey, Martinsb's
J Needham, Boston James Mc Hertree
Ii
L Mason M McPartin ' DelawareDel aware hockey,Amos ockey, Lancaster It E Brown, New. Jersey
Jacob Benner,'Xiddlvtown 117 11. Gable, Lancaster, Pa
Itobt Stephenson, Peoria Jacob Myers, Pennsylvania
John r Farr, Ohio Ii El - &holiday, Landisburg
nos E Wttit Pirtetn , rs E Nse, New York
COMMERCIAL—Sixth street, above Chestnut.
D C Durnite, Harrisburg D PatiBoll, Delaware co,Pa
exrpenter, Penna TM Thornhnry la, Pa
B Smith A G Shaver, Conn
Gll Livingston & son, Pa L P Crosby, Pottstown
5 H Garver, Oxford, Pa "if Ewing Penna
Il Lamella, Chew= co, Pa D W D Barth, Delaware
S D Allen, New York M Duckett, New Jersey
J Wileon,'Delaware J Cleland, Delaware
MADISON HOUSH—Second street, above Market.
rc va-hatt,stacyttuld D. Gleaned., Masi
C ElOppock, Frattsv'e, NJ Dr A C Styles, New Jersey
1T Junnvy Poi nii Thom Simpson, Delaware
A G Agin, Ltrownsburg Miss Agin, Grownsburg
S M Bough, Penna Capt C Wetlin, Ft Monroe
Col Wilson, Mo . Jas 13 Ferguson, X Jersey
BARLEY RHEAF--becona erweeli, below Vine.
Ci W ltianw, Baltimore J Lewis, l Jersey
hI ltsimstt, Yusdlsseille J Cadwallader, Fax ellitgo
De Roy, Ditheeville F Wilson, Montgomery
D D Prosser, Washington T White, Prenehtown, IZ J
Ii Kane, Deeosta, N J
BALD EAGLE—Third street, ttbore
Char W Raw, Catosathina G D Seseugood, Alyerstown
D Kuns t Centre cu II 0 Wilson. Slufington
Y Trailenrcky beitletena II r OeLerne, Dvshlehem
R W Benner, Op Patterson Geo W Spangler, Centre co
BLACK BEAR-Third street, above Oallowhill.
A G Hendricks. Penna 1) J Harper, Olney
Thee Kephart, Warrington Sigrnond Hoagland, Pa •
David Bear, Penns John Strunk, Bechtelsville
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL—Becond et., lib. arch.
Mrs B Pierson, New York Thos Duckmaster, Del
B 1' Fountain, Delaware Thos Fountain, Delaware ,
James Cook, Delaware J Bender & la, New Jersey
REVERE HOUSE—Third street, above Race.
E C Burt, Trenton A Munson
M LewinWashington, DC J POVi4eth St Clair, P 4
S Norris, Benvertown Ii Stamp, Pennsylvania
W C Mellon. Phcenixville C J Wemple, New York
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Oar SEE FOURTH. PAGE
IiBIiPTIGD.
ship Lord Brougham, (Themb) Bertiug, 3 days from
New York, in ballast to Workman & Co.
Steaming John F Starr, Evans, 6 hours from Norris
Lielon's, having towed thereto the bark Thomas Didlett,
hence for Laguayra, wheKe she remained at anchor up
to 9 o'clock on Wednesday morning, and brought up
from Reedy Island shin Lord Bronaham. Passed off Da.
lowa. City brig F J Kisg for Key west; @On; MIURA
L tiprinusi from clam, and Ephraim it Anna, from do.
Passed skip Wyoming, for Liverpool, off Reedy .Island,
in tow of City Ice Boat.
CLEARED
- . -
Bark White Wing, Ealing, Lagnayra, J Dallett & 00.
Rehr Exceleior, Riley. New York, D Cooper.
Sl In TrluroPhi Reern,
&kr Polly ?rico,' Adams, Boston, E IL Sawyer it Co.
Schr N E Clark, Clark, Port Royal, Tyler, Stone k Co
Schr J Prambee, Somers, Hatteras Inlet, do
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Rxchange.)
LEWES, Del. Feb 28, S P M.
The ship Shatemue and brig Julia, both from N York,
enure in and proceeded up this evening. Wind SE.
Yount, &c. JOFIN P. MARSHAL
MEMORANDA
. .
Steamship Suwanne, Johns, hence, arrived at New
York yesterday.
Steamship M Sanford, Sanford, cleared at New York
Yesterday for Philadelphia.
Ship Slorienein, Dreyer, elekrea M NeW Yak Yettet
day for Shanahan.
Bark Tacony, Monday, for New York, was at Messina
let inst.
Bark Amy, Hammond, uncertain, remained at Messina
let inst.
Brig Golden Lead, Seely, for Philadelphia, was loading
at Trinidad sth inst.
Bair N Lunn, hileton, cleared at New "t eek'Yeetee
day for Frederica, Del.
Schr L Sturtevant, Willetts, at Now York yesterday
from Wilmington, Del.
Schr Thomas C Bunting, Pryor, at Providence 24th
first from Delaware Bay.
Sloop Alice, Ludlow, from Delaware Bay, at N York
vstqaday.
NAVAL.
The II 8 steamers Tranania, Quaker City, and Ander
son, were at St Thomas 3d inst.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
QFFIOE OF THE ADAMS
EXPRESS COMPANY, 320
CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA, January 27,
1862.
The Adams Express Company having enlarged their
facilities at Washington, D G., by building a Railroad
depot, and having acquired additional Capacity tor
transportation, are now prepared to forward Heavy
Express freights, Packages, and Parcels, to Wash
ington, Georgetown, Alexandria, Annapolis, Frederick,
Adamstown, Fortress Monroe, and other places South
occupied by the army, at greatly reduced rates.
Oyvvlal agreements made for raorchancllzo in largo lota.
Butlers' goods and army supplies at satisfactory prices,
on application at our office. Soldiers' parcels taken at
mud) less than our usual rates.
Heavy and bulky packages received and recsipted far
at our depot, S. R. corner of BROAD and LOCUST
Street/I, MIN BINGHAM,
jam"-tf Superintendent.
DR. ROBERTSON'S VEGETABLE NERV—
OUS CORDIAL; sr,
NAT lIRWS GRAND RESTORATIVR.
Tha groat remedy for all. Nervous Complaints, Debili
ty, Prostration, Lowness of Spirits, etc. Price $l.
For sale by DV/3T et CO..
No. 232 North SECOND Street,
Depot for all Popular Mndicines.
jal-thittf
HELMBOLD'B
UNIVERSALLY APPROVED
81221HDT.--Compound Extract BliClin cares Diseases of
the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Weakness, &a
Head the advertisement in another column. noe-ths
DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA!
DYSPEPSIA cured for $l, or $1 returned!
Tyspgpsi,t cured for $l, or $1 returned!
DYSPEPSIA cured for $l, or .111 returned!
DYSPEPSIA cured for $l, or $1 returned!
WISHABT'S GREAT AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA
PILL le a positive cure for DYSPEPSIA. I warrant a
cure in every case, no matter if of twenty years' stand
ing, or the money returned. Price S 1 per bog. Sent by
mail. free of charge, on receipt of the money. Depot,
No.lo North SECOND Street.
fed-2m
Orrz-Psiox CLOTHING, OP THE LATEST
Orn.uo, wide laths Bea Manner, expressly for RETAIL
BAIR& LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plain
lrlgares. All Geode made to Order warranted sallifec
torY• Our Orts,Patol Sysrmt Is strictly adhered to.
All are thereby heated alike.
seY2-ly JONES OD., 004 MARKET Street.
THE PRESS. -PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 27. 1862.
L. Q: 0. WISHART
MARRIED.
McP,WBIT—WaTERS.—On the 20th inst., by Bev.
3. B. Dales, Mr. Peter McEwen, to Miee Mary 'Waters,
both of this tiny.
MIL;IIII2II:IL—CLARIL—JuIy 3d, 1801, by T. W.
Mr. Jot, F IL Mlchvgier to Mies Mory P. CiAsk l
both of this city. dK
DIED.
KEYSEIL—On the 24th inet., Jane, wife of George W
Keyser, it, the 26th year of her age.
Tin relatives and friends of the family are reepectfraly
invited to attend her funeral from the rosidonce of her
husband. Carlton street, between Twenty-wood arid
TIN enty-third o below Gallowhill, on Friday afternoon, at
3 o'clock. **
DILNLAP.—On Tuesday morning, 25th ink., Mrs.
Sarah, relict of the late Robert W. Dunlap Rod 74
years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
Invitvil to attend the funeral, this day, (Thorsday,) the
27th inst., at '2 o'clock, friim her late residence,
No. 1803 Girard avenue. *.
KELLEY..—on the 24th Wet., Quillen Kelley, in
the Olth year of his age,
Funeral from his late residence, No. 1325 Brown
street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. *
111.111BBIt.T.—Ou the 2eth inet , Benjamin llubbert,
eldest son of Wm. 11., and Harriet S. Ilubbert, In the
20th year *lbis ego.
The relatves and friends are reaneethilly invited to
Ottelei hta funerni troni hie parents' maidtince, No. 233
Folmar silver, on Friday 'menorah the 28th init., at 1
o'clock. liervicee at the Front street M. B. Church.
Funeral to proceed to Odd Fellow? Cemetery. **
IiUMER.—On the 24th inst., Adam Butner, aged 57
years.
Funeral from Ids late residence, Chestnut Hill, this
(Thursday ) morning, at 9 o'clock.
e.CHMA.W.—On the 231 inst.. Jacob Bachman, Sr.,
in am 52d ow of hie ago.
Funeral from the residence of his son-In.taw, 1322
Franklin street, this (Thursday) morning, at 10 o'clock.
Ert.ltlFS.—On Sunday, the 234 inst., James Hughes,
in the nd ysar of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, 432 Storens street,
Camden N. J., this (Thursday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock.*
PIIII:LIPS.—Ou the 26th i het, Amt. C., infant son
ofd, D., and lit. W, Phillips, aged 16 month&
Funeral from the residence of his parents. No. 713
Creel, street, on Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. **
SIIRINER.—In Lewisburg, 11th inst., William, son
of Joseph W. and Elizabeth Shriner. aged 5 years. *
PESSON & SON, MOURNING
-11-1 STORE, No- 918 CHESTNUT Street. (Goods re
ceived .TATIIIIIPY 15th to 310.) Black and white striped
and check Silk. • Shepherd plaid biting; black Poult de
Soles and glossy S ilks; English Chintzes and Do Laines;
Balmoral Skirts; Lace and Itiviete Ruffles; Lace Sleeves ;
Crape Collars; Blanket Shawls; Thibet Long Shawls,
extra sizes; Tarlatan Bonnet Ruches; Bilk and Cotton
Blonde Nick Ruches; Large Crimp - English Crapes •,
Love and Grenadine Veil s : Crape Veil s ; Wide Hemmed
Handkerchiefs; Mull and Piping Sets; double-width
Blaok 107
OUR COUNTRY.—LECTURE BY REV.
11.3 E. W. BUTTER, at CO.NCER e HALL,. Chest
nut street, above Twelfth; TIIIS (Thursday) EVEN
ING. It*
arST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY.--A Meet
ing will IPe held on FRIDAY EVENING. at 71(
o'clocli, in the CONTINLNTAL HOTEL. Nerabera
will Wean, attend without further notice.
fe272t GEORGE YOUNG, Secretary.
0:r LOMBARD AND' SOUTH-STREETS
PASSENGER RAILWAY COMPANY.-At an
Election held on the 22d inst., in pursuance of the Char
ter, the following-named gentlemen were chosen Direc
t Ore of tins COMflanY for the ensuing year:
JOHN K. McCURDY, GEO. W. MIDDLELON,
JOHN WILSON, GEO. H. ARMSTRONG,
WILLIAM B. MANN,
And at a meeting of th a oard or Directors, held the
same day, the following officers were elected:
President—CHAS. A. BUBICAM.
TreasurerFß INCIS Melia - AIN.
Secretary—J. W. BOUDEB. fe27-3t*
OFFICE CATAWISSA RAILROAD
113 COMPANY, No. 308 WALNIIT Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
On and after Feb. Ist, 1862, Mileage Tickets will be
issued at $4O each, giving the holder a right to travel 2,-
000 miles at any time, butween any points, and in No. 1
cursor Passenger Train of the Catawissa Railroad Com
pany•
Business men and others having occasion to travel fre
quently between different points, will fuel this arrange•
went convenient and economical.
Fur said tickets and other information, apply to 11.
STANLEY GOODWIN, Superintendent, Williamsport,
WM. B. FIQHE K, Treasurer.
ZOS WALNUT Street, Plain
fe2o-tlistu-lm
NOTICE.--THE ADJOURNED MEET
ING and Election of the Stockholders of the
QUICKSILVER MINING C4MPANY will be held in
the city of Philadelphia, at No. 410 WALNUT Street,
Room No. 6, on TUESDAY, March 4. 1862. at 11 o'clock
A. EL FRANK S. POND,
tel6•tath tmli4V Secretary.
07.COMMENUEMENT.—THE ANNUAL
Corarneaepinent or the PENNSYLVANIA COL
LRGE OF DENTAL SURGERY will take place at the
MUSICAL FUND HALL, on FRIDAY EVENING,
Feb. 28th, at 7X o'clock. Tile Valedictory will be de
livered by Prof. J. L. Suesserott. The public are in
vited. [fe26-Stik] W. CALVER I, Dean_
g.:5-•• OFFICE OF THE FEZINMYLTANLI
RAILI:OAD COMPANY.
Pn IL ADHLPIITA, Feb. 10, 1862
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDEBS.—The Annual Elec
tion for Directors will be held on MONDAY, the third
day of March, 1862, at the Office of the Company, No.
238 South THIRD Street.
The Polls will be open from ten o'clock A. M. to mix
o'clock P. M.
No ghllll , 6rl , lll.ttAk ta , atiestred within sixty days next
preceding the election, will entitle the holder or holders
thereof to a vote. EDMUND SMITII,
fell-dtm3 Secretary.
CITY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE,
Philadelphia, February, 1862.
(M .
TO HOTEL KEEPERS, It EST ALTRASTS, and
otherP, dC'Sir oll q of ? !Dig LiclllorB by less manna than
a nuart.—Applicants Tor License will apply at this Office,
as provided by act of Assembly, approved April 20, 1853,
on the following days, viz :
let Ward, on Saturday, March Lit.
Oil lvards, on Monday, March 3d.
4th Ward, on Tuesday, March 4th.
tali Ward, on Wednesday, March sth.
llth Wind, 4111,_
7th and Bth Wards. on Friday. Starch_ Yen.
Oth and 10th Wards, on Saturday, March Bth.
11th Ward, on Monday, March 10th.
12th and 13th Wards, on Tuesday, March 11th.
14th and 15th Wards, on Wednesday, March 12th.
16th Ward, on. Thursday. March 13th.
17th Want, on "Friday, Minh 14th,
vim and 113th Wards, Saturday, March 15th.
20th Ward, on Monday, March 17th.
21st and 221 Wards, on Tuesday, March .18th.
23d and 24th Wards, on Wednesday, March 19th.
. 25th Ward, on Thursday, March 20th.
te2.6..7t JAMES SIIA.W. Clerk.
cx. AmurErtsahr FESTIVAL.
'curve MEN'S caniallatt aSBOCIA.TION.
MEM!
THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 27,1862
The exercises of the occasion will be preened over by
GEO. H. STUART, Eau., President of the Association.
Short addresses will be delivered by
Bev. Thresham D. Gregg, D. D., of Dublin.
Thomas Brainard, D. D.
Anthony Atwood.
. 6 Daniel March.
.. S. P. Henson.
.. Alfred Taylor.
" Jno. Chambers, and others.
An Instrumental Quartette, from Hassler's celebrated
Band, will be present, Mr. Hassler baying kindly vo•
luptPorod nig own eorvicoo,
The Plano has born kindly loaned by Idr. J. B. Gould,
Seventh and Chestnut streets.
Itefreslunents will be served from 73.6 o'clock to 10
o'clock.
Tickets 50 cents. Fnr sale at Hartien's bookstore;
American Tract Society ; M. Joluison's, 1019 Spring
Garden street ; Rooms of the Association, and at the
duor. Doors open at 7 o'clock. fe26.2tit
THE MOST REVEREND ARCHBISH
u,3 OP RENRICK, of Baltimore, will deliver a Lec
ture in aid of the Poor and Orphans, at the ACADERY
OF MUSIC. on THURSDAY EVENING, February 27th.
Subject— ,, The Charity of St. Vincent de Paul." Tickets
25 cents. Reserved seats 50 cents' may be secured at
the Box Office of the Academy on Thursday morning,
from 9to 12 o'clock. Lecture to commence at 8 o'clock,
Te stir
Fria AMERICAN TELEGRAPH
COMPANY, Wesuisorov, February 26, 1862.
The undersigned gives notice to the pw.lic that the mili
tary possession of the Telegraph, taken by order of the
President; will make no change whatever in the conduct
of grade], private, and commercial business by telegraph.
The lines and business remain in the hands of the Tele
graph officers., duly authorized by the War Department.
E. S. SANFORD,
ja26.6t President of the American Telegraph Company.
BISHOP KEMPER.—WiII be ready,
THIS MORNING, a very line Card Photograph
of the ht. Dm JACIRSON ICE MPH D. D., formerly
Rector of the United Churches of Chriet, Saint Petar'e
and Saint James'. Price 25 cents. Mailed free of charge.
MckLVISTER dc BRO.,
fe27-4t 728 CHESTNUT Street.
NOTICE.—THE PARTNERSHIP of
LINCOLN, WOOD, & NICHOLS la this day dig:
solved t mutual consent. The business of the late firm
will.be nettled by THOMAS H. WOOD, or the firm of
WOOD & CARY, who will carry on the business at the
same place, No. 725 CHESTNUT Street.
H. E. LINCOLN,
.TllO3. H. WOOD.*
R. E. NWITOLS.
Phitedelptele, Pet, 211, 102. fe27-St
•
rpnINK ON IT, ACT ON IT.
REIISER'S Life-size Photographs in Oil, are be
ing made at Lie Gallery at war prices. Now is the time.
SECOND, above Green street. It
ROBERT IL 0011b'ON,
COAL DEALER.
OFFICE, 133 WALNUT STREET,
• DELON SECOND,
fe27-1m 1111LAIALPIII&
VEIN' CARTES DE VISITE.
.1.1 Bey, BICIIMID NEWTON, D. D.,
--and
Bey. REBER NEWTON,
on one card ;
Also, a Carte De Visite of
THE LATE JOHN MERRICK.
For Bale at the
PROTESTANT P.PISOOPAL 130011' SOOINTE,
11 No. 1222 CHESTNUT litreet.
PROFESSOR
u MORRIS' AZUMEA
BAKING POWDER.
This excellent composition does not contain a particle
of Alum, Sakeratus, or any kind of deleterious drug; but
is perfectly pure and healthy, and, as a culinary prepa
ration, Is infallible and invaluable. At the Fair in Cin
cinnati, there were a number of Baking Powders on ex
hibition—the A zumea, with several others, wars analyzed,
and obtained the Brat prize, as the purest and best known.
It raises the flour directly it is introduced, without fer
menting it, or leaving any sediment, and retains all the
nutritive qualities of the wheat, the best of which are lost
by the ordinary fermenting precees, (hence one loaf of
Azumea bread contains as much nutriment as two loaves
of yeast bread, and weighs lb per cent. more); it keeps
moist for many days, and never sours_ Many celebrated
physicians, both in this country and Enron% have de.
dared this to be the only true and natural process for
making bread, and at least 10,000 families in Philadel
phia have, by ~ their constant use of the AZUMER for
breast, cakes, pastry, &cc , during the last three years,
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Its efficacy devonding on its purity, and thA r ability of
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toned from the use of our Oil which osunot be expected
from others.
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And may be Lad of all Druggists. It
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RETAIL DRY GOUDA.
TABLE LINENS. Heavy Brown,
all pure linen, 28; Bl'cd Union do., 37%; 8-4 wide
do., 50; Hand-loom, half blc'd, all linen, 62% ; 8 4 wide
do., 75 ; these goods are very heavy ; fine bled 8.4 widet
75 •, the - old-fashioned bloom pattern, heavy, 62% ; Spot
Naphine, 75 cents per dos.; tine D'sk do., $1.50, have
been 11151,4 as high as SL7S; heavy Barnsley at $2 and
$2.50, sold by regular Linen Stores at $3; heavy Hocks
back'rowels, from Auction, at 75 cents per doz. ;
Hncka
back Bath Towels, I% yards long, 18%, with broad red
border . one lot, $1.20 per doz., worth $1.50 •, Scotch
Diaper, $1.25 and $1.50 per piece ; extra good Fronting
Linen,
31%; Richardson's heaviest, 37% ; these are
less than regular price, and many other Linen goods.
RANYIL LE D., HAINEC,
No. 1013 MARKET gteedt, Aht.VA Tenth.
P. S.—One lot heavy gray twilled Flannel, at 18%,
that has brought lately 25. fe26-3t
WILLIAMSVILLE MUSL IN -
WILMA MbVILLE MUSLIN.—We are selling
the Best Quality Winietneyille Muslin, at a lower price
than any retail store in the oltY_ We have a large gook
of rod
BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED MUSLINS.
which we are selling
LOWER THAN THE LOWEST RETAIL PRICES.
NO HUMBUG. Call and sec for yourself.
We will open to-day, from a large New York Jobbing
House, DOW going out of bush:wee, w large tot of
GOOD BLACK SILKS,
bought far cash, at a great sacrifice.
Good heavy qualities, 70 to 95 cents.
Beet $1 Black Silks in the city.
Superior qualities of Wide Black Silks.
Two-faced Figured Black Silks.
FANCY SILKS.
A large assortment of
NEW AND RICH STYLES, 50 cents to $.2,
30-iiish Black Mara Antiques, at 62/4 cents.
11. STEEL it DON,
fel2 No. 113 North TENTH Street. above Coate..
COWPERTHWAIT & CO.,
N. W. cor. EIGHTH and MARKET Streets,
Have opened a handsome stock of NEW GOODS, cope
chilly adapted to the times, consisting of now and elegant
Fabrics, at low rates. Black Wks, vvr, cheap Prints
in immense variety. D large line of Flannels, such le
Ballardvale, Saxony, and other celebrated mikes. The
best twenty-five cent white Flannel in the city. Hindi=
by the piece, at wholesale prices mostly purchased be
fore the recent rise in domestic go ods.: fe22-tf
TI INEN FURNISHING GOODS.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS have now , WWI!
Linen Sheetlnge and Barnsley Damasks.
Natural Color Loom Damasks, for Tabling.
Linen Diapers and Towls, bordered.
Crumb Cloths, Stair Crash, bowls&
Kitchen Towels, Huckabacks, Cregulllaa.
Beet makes of Irish Shirting blimps.
Linen Booms, made in the best manner.
and Body and hue Fronting Linon@.
ALSO,
English white Counterpanes and Quilts.
• Summer Quilts and Light Counterpanes.
Blankets of all descriptions.
!duelin Shittinge, bleached and brown.
' Cotton Sheeting@ of every width.
BOw-eftite cOttmas and binecdt.
Green-Salves and Furniture Coverings.
110Ranch' and Chintzes for Slips.
All of these are offered at lowest cash prices.
felB CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streeter.
RECENT AUCTION BARGAINS.
6 doz. fine hemmed Handkerchiefs, at 3734 cents
2 pieces extra fine 4.4 white Flannels, cheap.
ED am Ladies' L. C. Diandkorchiefaj at 13 cents.
41 Bslmolai Skirts.
2,655 yards beet American Prints, 12) cents.
ALSO,
1 plece oil boiled heavy black silk, $l.lO, worth $1.25
pieces Shepherds' Plaids, 25 and 31 cents.
20 pieces new spring De Dillies, 25 cents.
4 pieces brown and black mixed Lavellas, 1'23 cents
47 pieces Russian Crash, from 0 to 12,56 cents.
12 pieces heavy domestic and imparted tihtghsashi.
11 pieces fine Swim Ginghams, at a bargain.
101 pieces fine bleached Muslim, at 16 cents.
Cotton, Table, Diaper, and Linen Damask.
CASSIBICRES.
BOYS' WEAR CHEAP.
COOPER di CONARU,
felb S. E. Caner NINTH and IifiLEKBT.
NOTICE. -DRY GOODS.
Two lots 8-4 Table Linens
Two lots Towelling, 12%.
One lot Huckaback (bordered) at 25.
One lot super do. , at 33.
Viva impartment Plain and Plaid Ginshauila
700 yards Plaid Ginghams at 12j(, worth 18%.
Calicoes, large assortment, 12%, 13, and 14.
Gents' L. C. Ildkfs. at 24,28, and 31; a bargain.
Gents' Suspenders; very cheap.
Fresh lot of Book Muslin and /LIMA
60 pa. Plaid Muslin, from 18% to 50c.
At JOHN H. STUBBS',
fel6 No. 702 ARCH Street
NE W AROUSE-FURNISHING
-LI GOODS, LINENS, &c.—The largest assortment is
the city of
Fine Flemish, Irish, and Barnsley Linen Sheeting'.
Dunbar Dickson's and Richardson'. Pak., Linens.
Golden Flax Shifting and Fronting Linens.
Table Linens, Table Cloths, Napkins, DoylieS.
Towellings and Towels of all descriptions, for the bath,
chamber, pantry, kitchen, and nursery.
Quilts and Blankets, of all sizes, for cribs and beds.
Table and Piano Covers, and Materials for covers, by
the yard.
Furniture Chintzes, Furniture Coverings, etc.
Rich Lace and Muslin Curtains and Curtain Materials,
Plain and Gold Bordered Shades, in all colors.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, ac ARRISON,
fel° bog WiItSTNUT Street.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
OF MANY STYLES OF WINTER GOODS FOR
FIFTEEN DAYS LONGER, BEFORE TAKING
THEM INTO STOCK, viz:
Figured and Plain Itierinoeih
Plain and Gay Long Shawls.
Dark Drew Goods, Poplins, to. •
Plaid Flannels—Pink, Bine, and Brown.
Ladies' Scarfs, reduced 30 percent.
One lot of L. C. lldkfs., at Mc.
Two lots do., at 2Sc., a bargain.
One lot of Linen Duper at 6146 a piece,
Hoop skirts—m, arm, 81, and 51.11.
Nice assortment of Gingbarrus.
Ladies' Merino Vests, all sizes.
Misses' Merino Vests, all sizes.
Glove. and Hosiery of all MEAL
Bent' Silk Itandkeroblefe, splendid assortment at
J. 11. 13T0iillEr,
1026 tf 702 ARCH Walt
'PYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH and
AA ARCH. are opening for Spring
Fine Plaid Dress Silks.
Fine.Flaid Bonnet Silks.
Bich 'rat White Shepherd ma. 1
COMMISSION ROUSES*
WELLING, COFFIN, k CO.)
220 CHESTNUT STREE2',I
Agents for the following makes of goods:
PRINTS.
BUNNELL MFG. C 0..... GREENE MEG. CO.
LAWNS.
DIINNELL MFG. CO.
BLEACHED COTTONS.
Lonedtde, Forestdale, Auburn, Slatereville, Centredale,
Jamestown, Blackstone, Hope, Red Bank, Dorchester,
Newburyport, Nanmeita. Zounve, Burton, Greene
Mfg. Co.'s.A. A., B. A., C. A., and other style&
BROWN COTTONS.
Burnside, Trent, Groton, Ashland, Chestnut, Glenville,
Mechanics' and Partnere'.
CORSET JEANS. —Glaseow. Manchester.
DENIMS AND STRIPES....Grafton, Jewett City.
Madison, Slatersvllle, Agawam, Keystone, Choctaw.
CANTON FLANNELS.—Siateravilie, Agawam.
BlLESlC3.—Smith's, Social Co., Lousdale Co.
WOOLENS.
ARMY BLUE CLOTHS, KNBSNYS, and PLAN.
NEIS.
BROAD CLOTHS.—Plunkothe, Glenham Co., &c.
CASSIMERES.—Gay & Son, Saxton'a River, &c.
SATINE7S.—Bass River, Convereville. Lower Tal
ley, Hope, Staffordville, Converse and Hyde,- Cowmen
Bros. &• Co., Shaw Erg. Co.
KENTUCKY JEANS.—Rodmon, Mystic, Gold Modal,
DOMET MLANNELS.—WILLIAMS'S Angola, Sax
ony, Merino, and other styles:
LONSDALE Nankeens and Colored Cambries.
PLAID LINSEYS, COTTONADES, &c. ffe2o-3m
SHIPLEY, HAZARD, &
HUTCHINSON,
No. 112 CHESTNUT STREET,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR TUE BALE OF
PHILADELPHIA-MADE
GOODS.
se2B-6m
DRY-GOODS JOBBERS.
1862. P R N G. 1862.
W. S. STEW ART 80 CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
SILKS AND FANCY DRESS GOODS,
NO. 305 MARKET STREET
Buyers are invited to call and examine afroeh stock of
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS,
bought exclusively fur GAM, and which we will offer on
the most favorable terms.
Our stock comprises, in addition to a complete assort
ment of
BLACK A2sTD OTHER STAPLE - ' SILKS,
a Tarim of Seasonable
DRESS GOODS, IN NEW AND APPRDVED STYLES,
specially adapted to City Sales. fe25.3m
yAIiD,GIELMORE, &Co.,
Nos. 617 CHESTNUT and 614 JAYNE Streets.
Have now open their
SPRING IMPORTATION
OF SILK AND FANCY
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, WHITE
GOODS,
LINENS, EMBROIDERIES, &c.
Bou g ht in Europe, by oneef the firm.
To which the attention of the trade is- particularly in
vited. fe2l-thn
SELLING Orr
STOCK OP
CASSIMERES, VESTINUS, DRIL
LINGS, MARSEILLES, &c.
Twenty-five per cot, undu forma prim.
A. H. GUBBS,
fe2l-1m No. 531 MARKET Street.
JAS. R. CAMPBELL & Co.,
IMPORTERS, AND CASH DEALERS IN
DRY Gooris,
AT WHOLESALE AND BETAILi
No. 727 CHESTNUT STREET.
Hating organized a RETAIL DEPARTMENT in
connection with their WHOLESALE TRADE, will ex
hibit, at all seasons, a line of Goode by the yard, piece,
ae gaelistts, at moth rates am to &Amami& [lisle stock to
the attention of cash buyers. ja2B-tf
WHOLESALE ROUSES.
27 AND 24-INCH
SIKY-BWE KERSEYS,
SUPERFINE INDIGO-BLUE SATINETS,
BLACK CADET AND OXFORD Do.
PRINTED Do, in variety.
BLACK AND FANCY MIXED DOESKINS.
FANCY CASSIMERES AND MELTONS.
IN STORE, AND FOR SALE DT
.JOSEPH LEA.
fe29-12t 198 AND 130 CHESTNUT STREET
MILITARY GOODS.
SKY-BLUE KERSEYS,
(27 by 64 inch.)
DARK-BLUE KERSEYS,
DARK-BLUE INFANTRY CLOTHS,
INDIGO•BLUE CAP CLOTHS,
SKY-BLUE CASSIMERES.
NEW REGITIL4TION
FOR OFFICERS' PANTS.
WHITE DONET FLANNELS,
CANTON FLANNELS,
10oz., 120 z., & 15oz. TENT MM.
AS warranted 'United States Army standard.
FOB SALE BY
ALFRED BLADE & 00.,
40 Sontb• FRONT Street, and 39 LETITIA Street,
Philadelphia. tel4-tmyl.
ARMY CAP BUTTONS AND
SLIDES, manufactured at FIFTH Street and
COLUMBIA Averme. Z. IVIES.
feu-Im4r LL
BRASS EYELETS BRASS EYE
LETS! for Blankets and Leggings. FIFTH
Street and COLUMBIA Avenue. N. IVINS.
ferl-lm*
RETAIL DRY GOODS,
BLACK SILKS BY THE PIECE.
Black Oro de Rhinos.
Black Oro de Brilliant.
Black Corded Gro Grain.
Black Figured Double Faced.
EYRIE k LANDBLL,
fel3 FOURTH and ARCH Streets.
EYRE & LA.NDELL,. F 0 UR ril
and ARCH, are opening for Spring
4-4 Bic} Light Chintzes.
4-4 Light Spring Brilliants.
Now Spring Style DeLaines. feLS
EI"LANDELL, FOURTH and
Lacs, are opening for Spring
Napoleon Blue Plain Silks.
Select Shades Brown Silks.
Solid Colors Figured Silks. feta
67 PIECES NEW SPRING PRINTS.
New 4-4 Shirting Prints.
New Oil Chintzes at 18% cents, worth 25.
Dew Imported Glngbams. _
COOPER & COWARD,
feS NINTH and MARKET Streets.
BLACK ALPAOAS.
Ono suction lot 97X, worth. 50 contr.
One auction hat 25, worth 31 cents.
glue Black Wool Delaines, R. 37X cents.
COOPE & CONAN%
Tea Southeast corner NINTH and MARKET
LINENGOODS.
modiwri And Fine Fronting Linens.
Dowry Mining and Pillow Linens.
One lot Red-bordered Fringed Towels, 18% cents;
cheap.
Linen Bheeting, Diapers, Napkins, Doylies. •
Damask Table Cloths, Rtaf Linens, ac.
COOPER a CON &RD,
fe3 Pontheast corner NINTH and HARRIET.
PROGRESSIVE.—To merit further
the liberal patronage bestowed upon all Pictures
emanating from his establishnient,P.ElMEß has reduced
the price of Life-sire Photographs in Oil. SECOND,
above Green street
'IMPORTANT!
± ALL ARTICLES FOR SOLDIERS
Should be eent ty NARNDEN'J EXPRESS, 42.07
CHESTNUT Street. They charge only HALF RATES,
and send daily to Baltimore, Washington, Fortress Mon
roe, and all other points occupied by our troop'. fe2,1.31n*
111 R USSR B! BRACES ! ! BUP-
A. t
0. B. ItSIDDLNS,
S W. corner RAW: and TWZLITH Streets, Philo,
Practical Adjuster of Trance and Mechanical Appll•
antes, has canasta) , on hand a large and varied dock et
elegant French Trusses, and a complete assortment of
best American. English and American Supporters alai
Boito l Ithinddor Dram. Suponsorios• MOW al PM
Yoriety, French Pessaries, be.
Ladles' Department conducted Wisdom, TWNLIFTI
Street. Ord door below Boo*.
CtikiD PRINTING, BEST AND
ii t onged in UM My, BINOWALT BILOWN B,
B. nos* THUD Bins& soil
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
or TRH
PHcENIX INSURANCE
COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,
ON UM 31sT PAT OF DECE3i6Eii I 1861,
CAPITAL.
Capital Stock, all paid in, la cull 1§400,(7Di7 CFO
ASSETS.
Real &date held by the Company ... . . 17,500 MP
Oaab on band.
Ouh deposited in I , State Bulk"
" Charlet' Oak Bank"
Cash in hands of Agents and in cones or
transmission
Amount of Lonna on bomb anu Ziortgagea,
constituting the liret lien on the Real Es-
tato, npon which there Is loss than one
year's interest duo and owing 17,000 00
Amount of Bank and other Mocks owned by
the Cowpony. Par Thine .. 15350,100
Market value
Amount of Stocks bold by the Company ae
collateral security for loans. Par value,
522,2e0; market valno, n 2,140 ; amount
Amount of all other loam;
Amount of interest due and rmpaid 2,7 M 75
LIABILITIES.
Amount of claima for lemma which are in nit
or contested by the Comtism;
Amount of losses during the year which have
not been Nettled, $8,400'. Amount of loose*
during the year, reported to•tthe Company
and not actednnon„ „ 11061 00
INCOME.
Amount of cash uremiums received (net)•... 379;459 57
Amount of interest money received
EXPENDITURES:
Amount of losses paid•during the year....: .. 318;022 14
Amount of 'oases paid during t.kc year which.
accrued prior to the year $57,411 74
Amount at which they were estimated in for-
....852,808 - 41
tiler etatement.
Amount of dividends paid during the year:: 20,003 00
Amount of expenses paid during the year,
including commissions and foes paid to
agents and officers of the Company, and
tales Paid by the C9/ 32 TiliY• 85,628' 78
SIMEON L. LOOMIS,
HENRY KELLOGG,
SECRETARY.
SABINE & DUB',
AGENTS,
Pio. 147 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
COMMONWEALTH }IRE IMP
RANCE COMPANY,. ON THE S CATE OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
DIRECTORS.
David Jayne, H. D., I Charles IL Rogers,
John H. Whiten, I John K. Walker,
'Edward C. Knight, I Robert eloonagtkokr.
Thomas S. Stewart,l Wildant Struthers,
Henry Lewis, Jr., Elijah .1 , nes,
PANIC JA-YNE, President.
JOHN AL WHITAIIII, Ties President:_
S.A.MUIL S. MOON, Secretary.
°thee, Commonwealth Builiing, 613' CHESTNUT
Street, Philadelphia. se4. tf
FINANCIAL.
GOLD AND SILVER
AND QUARTERDIASTERS' OBBTIFWATES,
Bought and sold.
7 3-10 TREASURY NOTES
Furnished at a liberal discount
DREXEL & Co.
fe7.lm
GEORGE J. BOYD,
BANKER,
NO. 18 SOUTH THIRD STBEHT.
QUARTEBHASTNWS OBBTIVIOATIS,
Warrants, Bank Notes, Specie, &c., dealt in. STOOKS
and BONDS bought and sold on commission. Ja2ll-1m
$lO,OOO $5,000, AND $x,500 Td ,
invest in First.class Mortgages.
Also, from ss,oato 8 8,.000 for the purchase of a Ground
Rent. Apply to E. R. JONES, No. 129 South SEVENTH
Street. lt*
fin AND $5,000 TO. INVEST
14.71, 9v., in Fitst 111nriEngq . Spenrity: Apply to B.
A. it/TV/Ilk:IL' / - 41 Ovuth 11341 rest,
$3,000 -VERY DESIRABLE.
IU
• LOTS in FME:FORD, clear of all
encumbrance, and Cacti, will be givenfor Ground Rants,
Mortgages, or improved city property. Apply to
J. H. WATERS,
fe2s.tt • 110. South, FOURTH Street,
$l,OO O AND s3,ooo.—This amount
to LOAN on Mortgage or Ground Rent.
Andy to E. PETTIT,
js29 No. SO WALNUT Street.
FIRS
. 310GT 11SS tti Droved E this
for ..a, liberal
discount. Apply to
Z. PETTIT,
jal No. 809 WALNUT Street.
CABINET FITItSITURE
CABINET FURNITURE AND BIL--
LIARD TABLES.
MOORE & CAMPION,
No. 261 &nth SECOND Street,
in connection with their extensive Cabinet Business are
now manufacturing a imporior article of
BILLIARD TABLES,
And have now on band a full supply, finished mitt, the
MOORE & CAMPION.% IMPROVED CUSHIONS,
which are pronounced, by all who have need them, to be
superior to all others.
For the Quality and finish of these tables the mann.
%chime refer to their nunierOtin POW SOOIIOOI3
the Union, who are familiar with the character of their
work. fe2o.6in
SAFES.
MLILLIE'S SAFE. DEPOT RE—
itOVE.P to No. 21 South SEVENTH Street, near
the Franklin
The undersigned, thankful fur past favors, and being
determined to 'merit future patronage, has secured an
elegant and convenient store, and has now on hand a
large assortment of Lillie's. Celebrated. Wrought and
Milled iron Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, (the only
sti icily fire and burglar proof safes-made.) Also, Lillie's
'Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Locks.
Lithos isarl Vault boom and Locke will be furnished
to order on short notice. This is the strongest, beet pro
tamed, and cheapest Door and Lock yet offered.
Also, particular attention is called to Lillie's New
Cabinet Safe, for Plate,Jewelry, &o. This Safe is con
ceded to surpass in st yle and elegance anything yet of
fered for this purpose, and is the only one that is strictly
fire and burglar proof.
firECIAL NOTICIL—iiit&VO new on IMO Pay twenty of
Farrel, Herring, & Co 'a Safes, most of them nearly new,
and some forty of other makers, comprising a complete
assortment as to sixes, and all lately exchanged for the
now celebrated Eillie Safe. They will be sold at very
low prices. Please call and examine.
N. C. SADLER, Agent.
EVAN S &WATSON'S
SALAMANDER SAFES.
STORE,
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16 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
PRIGADELPHIA, PA.
A largo variety of FIREPROOF SAFES always on
hard.
A ' D.—The undersigned, respect
fully takes pleasure in announcing, to hie friends
and former nutrons, that, in connection with his fashion-
able stock of MILI.CARY and CiTIZ.EI3S; REIDY
MADE CLOTHING , he will open, areaca 1, 18132,
one of the best assorted stocks of
- 130 4 11 H. biCADY-DIADE CLOMAINGI .
ever before offered in this city, all of which will be sold
at one low, uniform price.
A portion of the store has been furnished for this de
partment exclusively in good style, and particuttrly pri
vate for ladies with children.
We cordially invite all to call and examine the stock
before purchneing. AU goals Isola at
E 24 CHESTNUT &TRENT,
Under the Continental Hotel, warranted to givaperfect
satisfaction.
CLOTHS, CASSIX LAM, AND VERTIN.G,S t
always on band, direct from Ow bast importing hpusos in
America.
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Clothing made to order at abort notico, and i tho moat
fashionable styles.
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Also, will be keyt an hand, a large aad complete as
sortment of
GENTLIMEN'S FURNISHING, 1310(11/5,
selected from the most fashionable importing•honms in
Now York, en.l will receive our 44ecie,1 attention, in ertlor
to be ahead of all competitors. Price law, and uniform
itt all case*.
UMBRELLAS.
Silk, Alms, Cotton, Gingham, and all other atyles,
will be found in our stock, at
No. Ei!ld CHISTNUT STREET,
Under the Continental Hotel.
fe26-6t 011AISIM8 STQIi ES,
M 1146 , JOHN DREW'S
Anom-sitticT THEATRN.
Acting Silts Manager W. EL IeIIidDRILICILL
Mtiell AMR and Ttlthatiret ,10.8. D.
gt.OOESS uzinvsxtLEVAlD.
Seventh Week. Seventh Week of
JOHN DREW. JOHN DREW.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Nights,
THE COMEDY OF ERRORS.
Drondo, of Et,Lonna....
Dromio, of Syracuse...
To conclude with the
THY. EVERIGISS FAMILY.
Cant. Murphy Maguire.
Biro. Ormeby Delmain.
/it Prices as usual.
far Curtain rises at M after 7 o'clock.
ST Beata secured three days In advance. fe24•6t
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE--
BIRTH 01124 WALNUT Streets.
Sole Lemma Dine. M. A. GIARESITTRa t
THIS erhin,,D.) Feb,
W /ft tiny -mental, the thrilling Drama, entitled
THE WHITE TERROR,.
Mr. Leconr
Father Etratnce
Lento, XVII .
Adrienne
After Mitch
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OF ROUEN.
Merteavi. Mr, Xdwin Menu.
PNICIRS--49.4 014, 76, end 25 cents; Prlyste Boxes.
$5 end $3.
' Dome open at quarter to 7. To commence at 7,W.
IALNUT•tiTREET THEATRE.-
11 V - Hr EDWI-If 1 , 08111191',
On SA TVILIIILY EVE 1.411441, BIWA 1, 18411, pr,
occasion of tho
1,166 18
50,261 40
of the Lewin.,
MRS. M.- CkAItRETT,9Ir..I.
The' Mammy. annonncea% Me* public' sent pleasure the
fact The flreatest Living 7 ragedian,'''
Eitt. EDWIN tvOititEer
baviimin thcrinest generournrennner volunteered his INVI ,
ricee—en tumor of which the'ri.freee 14 Mai, Asttered.
Also, fla ftrotof his reappearing once more on tins . Wage
of his
R.XitLY Twit M.P1113,.
Will, abe feela,-he anflicient.to make it an occasion to be
rememberen! the public, amt. never to be forgotten by
the Reneficiairo.
The name or the Paw will ha r-vanTincerl.to-morrow.
IfT Box Bcok open from 40 tilt AT.. to se.
cure Seats.
45,399 40
CONTINENTAL THEATRB.
CHEAP All`l MORAL ENTMRTAINNISINT.
Patronized by Thouttands of our cittzeme,
Grave alai eay—Old and Yrnhg,
Whose countenances are euffneed with
ALTERNATE MIMES AND
THUM - DAY, FeUnary With, and MIMI . SYMP.
INO, the peculiarly adgled moral 'Drawing BOOM Lew
tertainment of
SNCLE TOM'S CABIN.
The FIFTH GRAND ..UNDVIC TOM" manna.
will take place SAT URDIVIr AFTERNOON next, at ?
o'clock and terminating about 5. 'Pickett now ready.
330,070 00
... 20,600 00
7,940 00
A THIRD READING' KIM Tag
POETS will bo given at • Mr. bEirl i Olil/113P
Roman, 1323 CHESTNUT Shoot, MIS (THURSDAY}
EVENING, at 8 o'clock. Tho•aelections to be presented
are :
aiiol,7ol 73
Charge of the Light Brigade Tennyson,
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Break, break, break Tennywom
Faithless Bally Brown, r. r,trrer,e: ~,,,, P 904,
Haag of the Shirt
.. %MO 00
The Liver Schiller.
Banedick She Weave.
Conclusion of the Fire Worshippers ,Moore.
Bridge of Sighs
Stag- eyed Lady Hood,.
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Tickets 26 cents. To be had at the rooms.
.B.* S. M. CLEVELAND:
GRAND UNION A. LI-Lu r
RoRO4 filri
RECENT BRILLIANT VICTORIES'
ACHIEVED BY THE LAND !ND NAVAL FORM ,
OF THE UNITED STATES,
TO HE GIVEN AT TILE
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
26;955 15
'NUM EVENINO, MARCEL 4, 1362,
UNDER TIM AUSPICES OP
Honorable ALEXANDER HENRY.
Brigadier General F. E. PATE asoti, U. S. L.
Commodore O. J. PENDERGRAST, U.S.N.
Commander THOMAS TURNER, U. S. N. -
Meier JACOB ZEILIN, S.
Oaptuin W/LLI A tit B. OeDtN, V, 8.. N.
Lieutenant FAIR /'AX, U. B. N.
Fairman Rogers, James L. Claghorn,
Win. Cameo, Thomas Sparks,
J. W. Grigg, Isaac S. Waterman,
Wm. It. Angier, Clement C. Barclay,
Wm. 11 Harrison, R. M. Hooper,
Edward Shippen, James D. Smith,
A_ Milroy Stuapt, W. S. Vidaii i
0. W. Davis, Duane Whiteout,
Wm. H. Kern, Josiah Randall,
Wharton Chancellor, E. S. Whelen, Jr .
George Moore, Richard A. Lewis,
William Mann, J. William Small,
Alexander heron, Robert E. Randall,
Cornelius Walborn, S. E. stokee,
Edward A, Manch, l', 8, liutchinson,
John Rice, S. J. lifogiu , g4,
A. G. Gnw, R. J. Hemphill,
Henry B. ameba, S. Morris Adams,
Wm. J. Reed, John Thornley,
Lewis Bitting, J. D. Craig,
James Freeborn, A. J. Buckner,
F. A. Godwin, Dr. A. de Lippe,
Thrman 0. Neill, R. F. Shannon,
J. Colklin, HOST Nell,
James 11, Orne, lf, T. Ito tinter,
And other distinguished citizens.
Natter of Ceremonies at. tiIASHO,`
Assisted by a number of woll-known Gentleman.
The Sinsic under the directim _u.toar.ipen.•
- "Thrii v aTiemy on this occasion will be nmst gorgeously
decorated and illuminated.
Family Tickets, admitting a gentleman Rn 4
Bb 00
icket admitting a lady and gent1eman......,300••
Gentleman's Ticket 2 00
8,0, 80 441 0 n Book open daily at the Academy of Mu-•
aic and at the Continental Hotel.
The music for * Promenade will commence at 8 o'clock.
Danciug at p o'clock.
earritmen will act down heads smith take -
north. "/ his rule will be strictly enforced.
The Wardrobe Rooms will be placed in tho hands 01
obliging and experienced persons.
PRESIDDNT
CONCERT HALL,
cullaTtillT STRUT, ohm TWICT,IIIII,
Commencing on FRIDAY Rustling, Febtltall 211.
GEORGE CHRISTY'S MINSTRELS,
Comprising FIFTEEN of the most talented Minstrel
performers in the United States, under the immediate
direction of the great Comedian,
its GEORGE CHRISTY ! jgg
The acknowledged LEADER of tho Ethiopian Dramas.
and the find Minctrel Coinedian in the world,
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE!
will appear as above. on
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1882.
Particulars in small bills. Admission 25 mita.
Doors open at a quarter to 7, commence at 73i.
fe2s. 5t JOHN P. SMITH, Business Agent.
A SSEMBLY BUILDINGS, TENTH
end CHRSTNIIT—DAVIS' PANORAMA OW
4M21 ICA AND THE olaltT illatiti,MONl
Fourteen thousand feet of canvas and one hundred Pad
two scenes. Open NYIIHY NIGHT and on Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons, for Ladies and Children.
fe27-6t*
C IERMANIA. OROILEST.R.A.
CARL BENTZ, Conductor.
PUBLIC REHEARSALS every SATURDAY, at 11,1‘
o'clock P. M., at the MUSICAL FUND II ILL.
Package of Eight Tickets, SI; Single Tickets, 25 ob.
To be had at Andre's, 1104 Chestnut street, J. E. Go=
Seventh and Chestnut, and at the door of the Hall.
pEiliinliVAlllA ACADEMY OF
1 THE FINE ANTS, 1025 CHESTNUT Street,
open doily, Sundays fomented, from 9 A. M. till 8 P. IL
Admission 25 cents. Children ander twelve yews,
bell price. Simms of Steck. NO.
EXiTLS/01.1 kl oltl4 A la INOT/-
TUTE, a tirst,class Country School for both
sexes, located at CARVE RBVILLE, Bucks county, Pa. -
The next melon will commence March 31,1862, and con
tinue twenty-two weeks.
The school is organized with three departments—the
PREPARATORY, the NORMAL, and the ORNAMEN - •
TAL. Students of all axes. and every stags of advanoa.
menu are admitted on terms of equality,
The healthfulness of location and thoroughumil Of Ma
struclion are unsurpassed.
Terms—For board and tuition in common English.•.
es per week.
For catalogues and particulars, address
Rev. F. R. S. HUNSICKEIit, Prineinal,
fel3-Imit OARVEROVILLE, Bucks co., Pa.
poRDENTow.N 001
Jul , LEGE, Bordentown, N. J.
This institution is pleasantly located on the Delaware,
river, l o it hour's ride freru Philadelphia. Special attan
tion is paid to theca:arson and Meter branches of Eng.•
lish, and superior advantages are furnished invoctd audio
instrumental allude. German and Yrench are taught by.
natireei and spoken In the family, For catalogues, Oita
tainingfull particulars. address
Bev. JOHN H. BRARELET, A. M.,
ja29-2m* President.
WANTED.,A Medium-sized Durel.l
MigaL ling Hedge,. RitttAto Mat of Bryn t street, botlrenti_
Arch and Pine streets, at a rent of abont $4.50. POEMS..
Bien any time up to Ist of April. Apply to J. 0. REM,
BOTIL.No. 480 WALNUT Street. fe27.,3tie
WAN TE D—A- Protestant young. :
woman to take care of children and Pew.
from the country preferred, Apply for two week 4 from,,
g to 11 , A, Dl., at 1801 LOCUST Stroot. ittt.
TEACHER WANTED.—The.. Truce
tees of the Elkton Academy propose to elect Is.
PRINCIPAL on SATURDAY, the Bth day of.Aferch
next, until which time applications wilLbe received, with
tealitnoulals, in person or by letter.. The branches re—
quired to be taught•are.the Lathe, Greek, and French
Languages, Mathematics, and . such ,other stmliegas era
required in Classical geboolf.
Address Ji T. hicCDDLOUSIIIi Secretary..
fe2d. St* Elkton, Rd.
WANTED.—OId Silver, Plate, or
Coin bought, in large or mall rtuantAtioa, , by
KILIDER ii BIDDLE; daverensthc
felo.lm* EIGHTH and JAY NE Streets.
DISTILLERS.
TO
a•• TllO DIBTILLERT known:mills
' 6 PH CENIX
and formerly owned. and occupied by. UAL. SMYTH,
Esq., rituated on TIVENTY.TIIIIIE, between 11&0111
and VINE Streets, Shiladelphia, Capacity, GOO bushels
per day s is now. offered for sale on reasonable and. accom.
modating terms. Is in good running.ordtr, and has di
the modern improvements. AnArtanar-wolLon. the pre
mises furnishes an unfailing aupply of. good,.pure water.
Address Z. LOCKE & CO., No, MU* MARKET
Street, Philadelphia.dtg
Al FOR SALE, OR Willi,. RE EX.
changed fin good city, propor,ty, a small VILLAGE.
on the nastern Shore of MarYlahrli. at the. head of dams.
fres laver, comprising a Grist Mill, with French Burr
Stones; Saw Mill, Spoke Factory,. Store House and
Poet Shop, rind some seven or eight
email Dwellings, and libout thirty litmus of Ground. The
mill& are in tiret-rate order,
_having recently been repaired.
end IIVW fcrano a and Turbine water wheelo In tivilis44,
The water• power is tugglp and sußicient, the whole year
round. The surrounding country is good. Twolre
front railroad ; five fr.oinstemboatlaudlng. Now rented
for 51,500 per year, with good security Price $15,000.
Apply to S. H. WATHR%
fe2s-if lin South FOURTII Street.
FOE, SA,LIC—THE GOODWILL
Naland FIRTURE4 or a IIaTEL tiad BTABLIC, heirs
doing a good business. The yard and stable are large,
and will accommodate eighty head of horses. Apply
back of 319 X MAIMS'S Street. fe2:s4l*
firstselass Grocery and Provision Store, established
for six scars, iIL4 {IOW g a gaga blurb:me, SatioNciori
reasons given for asiblag. laqUire at No. 552 N. 8111 , 7NN.
.TI ENTII Si., corner BRANDYWMIC St. fe2s-stii
T wo PLR fiANT ROOM, WITH
Fiat-olama Boarding, at 1411 LOCUST Wrest.
fel4-]m*
fIISCULAR PRINTING , BEST
via_bbespid the Otty, et INNA= 11,
szowiri l N In
TIMM tiln* M ,
AMUSEMENTS.
.....,.....30h12 Draw,
Mrs. John brim.
AWN#.I% ISENEnT
EDIJUATIONAL.
WANTS.
FOR MALE AMP TO LET.
It SALK _ Stook and Fixtures of
BOARDING.
John Drew
Mr. Frank Drew.
Mr. Edwin Adam
Mr. B. Young.
..Mr, A, Ba.comb.
Mra. Anna Cowell.