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BY REY. DR. MOItIIT.
eo n the Academy of Music was M
well Y tilled --L•Last
to
a lecture by "Very Rev. Dr. Moriarty, on War
p en .-
e ral, and Its relation to our time and country.
la be
lecturer was received with overwhelming
T he 11$ o f applause, and throughout his discourse
0 9 attentively listened to. He enumerated, as the
chief causes of war, avarice, ambition, love of cen
t and thirst forglory. These were all the causes
o f great misery to the human race, and never re
ppoi in good to a single human being. War, when
mir'aging from such causes, was reprehensible and
ur iostitiable. War could be justified, thought the
„ r aker, upon only two grounds, the first of which
when a people, groaning under bad government,
v ,
pita 11011 181 wicked rulers, and asserted the inalien
,bie rights of their humanity. War Was justified also
ir the instinct of self-preservation. Nations when
t i; e 9. went to war, after all other means failed to se.
their existence, were justified in their (*Urge,
r eording to all laws, human and divine. What Was
pre without its privileges and comforts, and what a
s9tion, unless it is able to preserve itself from its
eartniesl he spaker empliatioall pronounced
o or war a holy and e just war. Though y
he deprecated
the misery it entailed, and the loss of life and trea
ore attendant upon it, he was ready to deal with it
$9 a necessity. Evils are borne with patience, in
tie hope that the good day may soon come. But
fir evils become at last overwhelming, and
p then becomes our duty o meet the emer
pricy in tnanly spirit. He t made a distinction
retween the justice of our war and the conduct of the
The first was beyond question, the second la
pentable, disgraceful, and humiliating.' He held
t hat the Iva!' had poduced only two generals worthy
r e the letting gratitude of the nation, and those two
were McClellan end limeorans. Earth of these re
reheti eloquent eulogiums, which tho audience
h u gely applauded. The leourer was bitterly severe
on the slave aristocracy, and the persistent efforts
oldie slave power in years past to undermine the
tloversmient. He could see no tangible difference
goween the orintinality of Captain Gordon, who
wzni executed ns a slave trader, and that of the Vir
g;nin slave holders,who sell their negroes to the pee
i‘le of Louisiana. The one is a bold and defiant m
ei), anti the other, with as much guilt, possessing
OS frankness and boldness in the execution of their
girposes.
San CASE OF Bunsixo. —At an early hour
yePterday morning, a horrible accident occurred, by
which a woman, named Bridget Dowling, and two
of her children, were badly burned, so much so that
both the children have since died. Mrs. Dow
ling was very poor, and lived in the lower story
of a house on Shippen street, above Eighteenth,
with her live children, the eldest about eight or nine
years old. During the night, one of the little ones
being sick, the mother got up for the purpose of ad
ndnistering:to its wants. She lit a candle, and un
fortunately set fire to the bed clothes. In the at
tempt to put the flames out, her own night-clothes
Ignited, and she Was badly burnedabout her face
and arms in her desperate heart-rending efforts to
rave her children. A little boy and girl were shock
ingly burned. The other three were rescued, but
were almost autfocated with the smoke. The suffer
ere were removed to the BennsyliTania Hospital.
THE CATHARINE-STREET HOSPITAL.—We
loan from the Catharine-street Hospital that its
oupply of flannel shirts is nearly exhausted. To the
ninny sick and wounded there these are necessaries.
ponations arc therefore earnestly solicited. What
has been done already is an earnest of what will be
done. This hospital also acknowledges its indebt
edness to the army committee for their monthly con
hibution of the American --Messenger.
CITY • ITEMS.
APVE.A Is FOR TUE HOME MISSIONARY
ttsettrrv.—ln another pert of our paper this morn
ing the reader will find an appeal, emanating from
the officers of the Home Missionary Society of the
city of Philadelphia, soliciting necessary aid to ena
ble that praiseworthy institution to continue its la
bor of love among the poor of our city, We earnest
ly commend this appeal to the sympathies of our
people, rind trust that It may meet with a prompt
:twilit:oral response at their hands. On Sunday eve
ning, December 21st, this society held its twenty
seventh annual meeting, in Trinity Methodist Epis
copal Church, Eighth street, above Race, when it
elected a new board
. of managers—the names of the
rembers being given in the advertisement; and at a
regular stated meeting of the board held on last Fri
day, the following named gentlemen were elected
officers of the society : President, George H. Stu
art; Vice President, Alexander G. Cattell; Trea
surer, Thomas T. Mason; Secretary, Rudolph K.
Roeffich ; General Agent, John P. Arrison, and
Missionary, Albert (3. Rowland.
LAI1(IE STOCK OP MUSLIM AND ARMY
Goons.—We invite attention to the advertise
ments of .Mr. George Grigg, in another column of
our paper this morning. It will be seen that this
house, No. 219 Church alley, now offers by the ease
and bale a number of desirable brands of bleached
muslins, standard brown Canton flannels, farmers'
linen drills, jeans, brown sheeting, &c.; also, a large
lot of heavy, mixed ribbed shirts, and heavy white
blankets. Mr. Grigg, It will be remembered, is the
proprietor of the " Philadelphia Bag Blanufactory,f ,
the card of which will also be found in another
(return'', in which Mr. G. informs the trade that he
Is prepared to supply burlap bags of all sizes, also
seamless bags of standard maims, at low prices for
cash.
" A TRH" TO ROME, AND WHAT I SAW
Tiimar:.”- . -This will constitute the subject of. a lec
ture to be delivered by the Rev. 3. Hyatt Smith, this
(Tuesday) evening, at the North Baptist Church,
Eighth street, above Master. Mr. Smith has re.
°eat'y returned from the scenes he proposes to tie•
scribe, and from the st: ay leaves of his diary alreiuly
given to the public, respecting his late trip to Ell-
Tope end the East, we C 1 u safely promise to all who
attend the lecture this evening a rich, entertaining,
instructive treat.
BARGAIN'S IN LADIES' IIIRS.—MCS3fB.
hetes Oakford h. Son, the well-known Furriers,
Nos. 834 and 836 Chestnut street, under the Conti
nental Hotel, have reduled the prices of their mag
nificent sets of ladies' Jitney furs, and are now, we
learn, giving their customers rare bargains, not only
in this, but in all the other multitudinous depart
ments of their great establishment.
PURE SCOWCII ALF:s AND LONDON BROWN
Srour.—Mr. C. H. ]Mattson, dealer in fine family
Groceries, Arch and Tenth streets, has now in
store a fresh supply of all the best brands of Scotch
Ales and London Brown Stout, of his own im
portation, and warranted of the highest purity, for
medicinal purposes.
THE RING Fr:CORR.—How often are we
asked the reason for the ring being usually placed
upon the fourth finger. The ring-finger is more or
less protected by the other lingers, and it owes to
this circumstance a comparative immunity from in
jury, as well, probably, as the privilege of being
selected to bear the ring in matrimony. The left
hand is chosen for a similar reason • a ring placed
upon it being less likely to be definer? than it would
be upon the right hand, The ancients, however, are
said to haVe selected it from a notion that the ring
linger is connected with the heart by means of 130111 C
particular nerve or vessel, which renders it more fa
vorable for the reception. and transmission of sym
pathetic impressions, the left hand being selected be
cause it lies nearer the heart; but of course, the
anatomist finds no structure to account for this
strange impression. The fourth linger of the left
hand is most generally in the region of the heart,
fingering an ideal exotic in the buttonhole of a coat
procured at the One-priee Clothing Establishment of
Granville Stokes, No. 609 Chestnut street, Phila
delphia.
MONTHLY CONSUMPTION OF Pnovrstoxs
711' THe AltMY.—The Union force now in the field,
In round numbers, is sly/ hundred and fifty thousand
inn. They consume In one month 14,6 . 25,000 pounds
of pork, or 24,315,000 pounds of fresh beef; 136,994
barrels of flour; 48,7 m lauhels of beans ; or 1,950,000
pounds of rice; 1,050,000 pounds of coffee ; 2,892,000
pounds of sugar; 950,000 gallons of vinegar; 12,219
bushels of salt ; 8,560,014 pounds of potatoes. And
judging by the number of uniforms furnished to offi
cers alone, by the house of Charles Stokes & Co.,
under the Continent il, the wear and tear of
Clothing is not behind - the above enormous demand
Sor nn army in the Mehl.
A HUNDRED ToNs or GOLD.—During the
past tent there was received at San Francisco arty
nine millions of dollars in gold. This amount of
the precious metal would weigh a hundred tons, and
would make the freight of a train of fourteen cars
on a railroad. Such a heap of treasure could be
Made the source of infinite good, if properly applied,
as, for instance, it would keep the entire community
supplied for inany years, with elegant and comforta
ble garments from the Brown-stone (nothing Hall
of Itoekhill & Wilson, Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut
ptreet, above Sixth.
ANY FORM OF CHRONIC DISEASES SllC
ceoefully treated for the past six years in New York
by Dr. WWI, a French physician, 832 Broadway,
New York, Those/OAP:ter! with any kind of Chronic
*Diseases should read Dr. Wolf's essay on the sub
ject, to betrid gratis:: Sent by mail. Dr. Wolf may
be consulted personally or.by letter. Worst cases of
all affections of the nervous system have been radi
cally cured, such as EhCUMatiatil, Neuralgia, Epi
lepsy, rce. o ke.,rac. jalolOt
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
0 EORGY. L. BULBV. )
E. C. BIDDLI, COMMITTEE OP TES Nom.
.INO. ADDiviCS.
LETTER BAGS
AT THB NERCHANTS , OXCHANGE., PHILADKLPHIA.
141, 1 P Westmoroland. Doc . in T Ivorpool, soon
:Biirk American, Christian Port au Prince, soon
lark Sea Eegle, Hawn' Port Spain, soon
lirliOlary, Le Blanc Port Spain, soon
:Brig Frederick Douse, Furness . I ondon, soon
lirlaWni II Marts, (Br) enititieet•. ..... Cienfuegos, soon
Aria' Znliekit, Flits Cienfuogos, soon
Jrig Intended, Miller Havana, soon
Sing Amanda Jane, Alin. dis Barbadoos, soon
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 13,1803.
HIGHIS 7 21-SUN SETS 467
1 WATER S 66
Al11:1YED. •
Sehr Isaac Morse, Parsons, 24 days from Turks Island,
Inth salt to joint It line—vessel to F, A Solider St Co.
arias S B Wheeler, Mrt 1 Burgh lin, 4 days from N York,
in hollast to 1. Audenried St Co.
Schr Deldlr a re, Connor, 1 day from Smyrna; Del, with
'Wheat to Jas Barrett & Sou.
Schr Fannie, Vance, II days from Havana, With cigars,
tlaulfes, and old iron to A Kerr.
Schr Deliverance, Nightingale, 4 days from New York,
'sr ith noise to D Cooner.
Schr Pathway, Compton, 7 (lays from Boston, with
Rum to order.
Schr J B Austin, Davis, 4 days from Baltimore, in
tnillast to captain.
Behr Julia Maine, Smith, 4 days from New York, With
mdse to captain.
Schr Frank Herbert, l's ricer, 7 days from Boston, with
Puvar to Levering St. Jiro.
1 Behr Village Queen, Ilawklits, 4 days from Now York.
'With coal to City flag Co.
Fehr Phrenix, Ilmorneton, S days from Portsmouth,
'With apples, Ste, to E A Solider St Co.
CLEARED.
Berkhoue Roam, (Br) Wit:eh, Liremool, Peter Wright &
Brig Oen Boyd, HRH, Tienufort. Cupt H A Adams,
Sehr Lucy L Shari), McElwee, Hampton Runde, Hunter
2 Cortou & Co.
k exne
Seim
ld. Mullin. Chance, Baltimore, Wannemaeher &
Sehr S B Wheeler, Mef;langhliu, Boeton, L . Andel:tried
a Co.
Schr W 11 Mitchell, Small, do do
Seta Margaret, Fenton, AnnapallF, Tylor, Stone & Co.
Schr Ann E Martin, Drower,w Orleans, do
Erin. W E Stevenson, Means, Fortress Monroe, Ordnanco
Partmout.
•
Str Atlantic, Trent, Washington, S Flanagan.
Sir Delawaro. Wallace, Alexs udrta, Tylor, Stono.S: Co.
sA ILD.
8111 P Lizzie Mites, 1)-I.t.to, to U r San Fruneinct, with 13Ch.)
‘ nu4 "at , let Lomb.' lA wharf yelterdit y M 31' M,
Jo tow Or the City Ire
MEMORANDA.
Ship Wyoming, Burton, for Philadelphia, sailed from
Liverpool 24th.
Ship Sarawak, Rowland, for Philadelphia, entered for
ending at UN-4, rpool 2lth ult.
Bark Andrew Manderson, Thompson, hence, was at
Key Weft 3d inst. unc.
Bark Czarina, Treat, hence, at Montevideo 13th Nov,
and remained ltith,
Brig JohlClrstai,7eack,frouOntanzas for Phi
ladelphia,liuzokenshirst,iBt3l 10ng76
Brig New Era, Usher, uncertain, remained at Key West
3tl lust,
Brig J M Churchill, Hutchinson, hence, arrived at
Montevideo 11th Nov.
Brig Samuel Welsh, Ctinninghant, hence, nrrtved at N
New Orleans - let lust.
War I3enj Reeves, Norman, hence, arrived at Glouce
ster 6th inst.
Schr R .1 Mercer, Robinson, hence, arrived at Provi
dence 11th inst.
Stitt* Stephen Hotchkiss, Petty, at New York 11th inst.
front Yocoinieo. Ott Chincoteague, in a heavy WNW
gale. last foresail and split .ilh.
The U S steam gunboat Montgomery, George II Pendle
ton acting roaster, commanding, S daps front Mobilo bar,
arrived at New York 11th lust.
Belfast, Dec 22—The Christine. from Philadelphia for
Portrush, which put into this port yesterday, has been
on shore at .lora.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,
UP TO 12 O'CLOCX LAST MOAT.
Continental Hotel—
(lnd Boggs & wf, 11 S N
W F ()bear, St Lenin •
L N Tappen, Col Territory
B. Robins, U Sir
W E Sinn, Washington
N Wall, Wash Territory
D Curtis, California
John It Luther, Newport
Robt C Albree, Pittsburg
(lon P Hamilton, Pittsburg
'%V It Barnes, Pittsburg
johu Scott
S Iln:burgh
D 13 Thomas, Tennessee
.1 Eckert, Reading
(1 A Nicolls, Beading
A S 11011fieN, BOStOII
(leo H 'Putts, Now York
(leo N Eckert, Schuylkill co
Robt II Little, New York
S A Allen, New York
N Ell maker, Jr
A Caldwell; Kansas
W Yellund, Baltimore
Jus.Sykes, 1) C
L AV Norse & wf, New York
A 1) Sinclair, Boston
Wm Hogg & In, Boston
his Coo C Woodruff, Conn
Cleo 1.1 Woodruff & In, Conn
Jos It Gebhurt, Bait m
AYin Richelbsrger, Ds yton
Jos B Brady & wf. N York
H Bernd. Connecticut
1' L Van Benmeelear,N York
5.7 Gold. New York
E B Glenn, Jr, Baltimore
.1 one th a n !'borne, New York
(I F Opdyke, New York •
L A Williams, U S Army
Mrs Williams
C Pother
Mrs Poinor
Stephen Hyatt, New York
Stewart Kennedy, US N
John - Anderson, New York
S MeColloni, Now York
\V 1' Wooldridge, Pittsburg
T Hurst, New York
J 1. Jackson, Now York
W II Dutton, Utica. N
Thus Butter, New York
E M Townsend, Now York
11CYule,NewYork
B Daniels, New York
A C Titus, New York
W S Engle, New York
au° 11 Bond &In, Now York
Girard Rouse—Che
A 12 Sloan, Plata&Whin
D(rllrihaiu
15tr Whitney
W llart, Jr, Philadelphia
C Scherer, Philadelphia
Corry T 'Fowler, 'New York
Mrs n Whitney, N
A S Whitney, New Jersey
H F llarkneet,New York
W F A Levy.2.Now York
A Holahan New York
1, Kirkpot rick. New York
John 1' Doherty, N Y
Mrs Dawson, New Orleans
.1 F. Page, New York
Mrs Warren, New York
11 A Willy. Massachusetts
Barney 'Williams
Mr. Harney Williams
W H Paul
A Geti3.', Philadelphia.
T C Berney,Portiand
M Allen. Aow Brunswick
Aodrew Couipteek, N P
II 8 Phillips, New York
Sperm r and bro,
Hold Welrb, 11 S A
.11 V Cra yen,. New York
11 McCauley and lady, Cbnn
Aaron Dissingerft
Surgeon A C Watts,. U SA
L Tieicklor, US A • .
P Dodge a till lady, Mass
Mho: Dodge, Massachusetts
Mies L Sehultz, New York
Miss 11 Schultz, New York
J Willutans, Carlisle
Jeku Martin, Carlisle
W Ste rri tt, Gettysburg .
James FONVIcr, 'Nana
Miss E Sutton
Jelfer4, N Y •
W U Chaml:erlain & la, Pa
Mr Thomas N Y
Morchnnts'—Fourth
IT At (Irmo, New York
C Snip he & SiP. Pittsburg.
Cant Trirtibt r. Albany, N Y
(I Stew rt, Penns],
E Do. ter, Bethlehem
- •
M1;.7, 0 C 1 eugter. Lane
C F Rengior, Sr, Lancaster
F Rengler„Tr, Lancaster
1' J Rom , Tamaqua
A M AVluite,lthuorn
J 13 Fipher, Plitladetphia
Chß* H Shipicann, J
Amerleam—Cheatials.
T blortlnter, Wash, D C
mrs ersui ry lit nd
E Beehinteli & wis, Balt
T M Eakimore
(1 1 Boyd, Tamaqua
.1 fl Morgan
.1 Shinn, Washington, D C
.1 M (ox, I/Mow:ire
1' Slums', St Clair
.1 S Kirk, St Clair
.1M Carter, New . York
.1 \V Murrell, Seaford, Del
3 NV Sirman, Laurel. 'Nil
E E Maryland3nekeon,
Stansliory IN . Smith, Md
E Il Perdue, 111,rylaud
St. Louis Hotel—Cltes
Di Welsh, Pittsburg
Hallman, Lancaster
11 L Buck. Scranton
'l' Taylor. 'Maryland
W Mist' I, Columbus, 0
J N/ Iron & la. EaMon
(.1 0 Weiss, New York
H .II Little, New York
.1 Welali, New.Xurk
N Canfield, Vermont
1. Morel y, Vermont
H Prind le. Vermont
1) And rews, Vermont
1. Hayinoud, Delaware.
The Union—Arch street, aboreSThl"l.
E :I Muck, Bending A H Reaceek, Reading
.1 Clerk, Pennsylvania Chas Wood Xexv Jersey
El' Regime, Boston J Lerch, Bethlehem
John CBt ssm, N Jersey Col R Ratelill. Temiaqua
States Union—Sixth
.1 A Davis, Allentown
L Plitt Pitt.ibiirg
11 Deal. Peuna
NV II Coble, Lancaster
H Miller. N York
D Sample, Smyrna
S Dui 'S Jersey
1 Miller, Lh nva.ster
Commercial hotel—S
II StruagL Pol tstown
1) Yoconi, Brrks co, Pa
Lima & In, Pa
13 Rickets, Elkton, lld
11 Potts, Philatl'a
3 B Chatnpion, Philad'a
E li Staples, Elkton,
Sergt itemple, Patina
National—Race st
E E Danville
.18, , Ilanville
A -11 Julius, Lewisburg
E 11 Mack. Jonef rown
Jrunas 31 Depp,
Mount Vernon—Second street, above Arc
E lio, , twlck SI la, Michigan John Howard, Media, Pa
.1 Fleinhir. VV ash, D• C Alex Howard, Media, Pa
A Long, wkFli. I) C Wm Ilapoi, Pottsville
H Henry, Winchester L Long, New Jersey
Chas. l I urbeiuti, Winchester E Mitchell, Now Jersey
John la, ga it , Jr, Baltimore
Madison House--Second St.. above Market.
B 'Payson, Solesbursr, Pa 111 las C Keasbey, Salem, N
Mrs Payson, Sulesburg, Pa Miss L ICeasbey, Salem, N .1
Hss A Cl. went, N J M Raleigh, Poona
Stacy Brawn, Penna. Isaac 1: Vanarsiale, 31d
Henry Hearne, Smyrna, Del H 11 D yckinck, 31(1
Barley Sheaf—Sccond street, below Vine.
11 D Ely, Stockton, J 'Mrs E Drab e, Easton
Miss E Burton, Penns Mr Porter, Pennsylvania
.1 Stackh owe. Venus, ' S Heine!. Pennsylvania
J ice, Doylestown '.Vin Saunders Delaware
C Rending, Hatboro Doylestown
J
Easy lieston,
W Tomlinson & ladies, Pa C Ruhert , , Newton, Pa
Lioriy. Doylestown L Fretz, Montgomery
B Stackbouse, AttlebOro C Durham, Hanterdon, NJ
Bald Eagle—Third st., above Callosvhl/1.
W F Dennuskey, l'a L V Tradowlek, Bethlehem
Jiro Donau key, Allentown Ito; Horselt, Ponusburg
A S ye er, Quakertown D S Dreibelbla, Sch Revert
Brown, Byberry
Black Bear—Third street, above Callowhill.
IV Wayne. Beni villa • Chas Leuhard, Berk co
S C Stclurnetz. Lebanon co C Schrelbsr & la, Sch 1111von
W Berger, Haven JUplograve & la, Pa
Pilmck, Hamburg
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COVCIIS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
and all Lung Diseases cured by McCOTIS BRONCHIAL
SYRUP. To bo bud nt No. 1231 COATES Street, and all
Druggists. Price 50 cents. iu.lo-3t*
A REAL REMEDY.
BIZANDRETIPS PILLS
These Pills expel the principle of disease and increase
the principle of life. Dr. Lull,uf Potsdam, who has used
them twenty.years in his practice, says, "They are a
vegetable compound, which invigorate, cleanse, and
purify the blood, correct and regulate all the secretions;
and, by purgation, dkcharge the whole mime of morbid,
matter from the eystem without reducing the strength."
They are admitted to be the be3t purgative and anti
billion's medicine; and have not their equal for rheuma..
thqn, colds, coughs, asthma, etc., etc., and as purifiers
and sweeteners of the blood they are without a rival.
STATEMENT OF CAPTAIN BUL3IER,
Th i t December 4, ISM. •
I.7,nited Stste. Marine Artillery, at Newborn, N. C., says
that his sec , aitt lieutenant, Charles R, Doane, was at
tacked with typhoid fever; that he continued to grow
worse, and 'MLA given up by the doctors, who had been
unable. to open his bowels. Captain Balmer concluded
to try a dose of ltrandreth's Pills, a medicine which he
had used from his childhood lle gave seven over
night, and requested the nurse to give seven more in
the morning. The effect was thorough ; the delirium
passed off, and the young lieutenant was easy, and evi
dently wort; hotter; in the evening he was able to get
up. Be took the pills a few days, continuing to im
prove, and the typhoid fever was cured. Ho was then
attacked with fever and agile, Again the pills were re
lied upon, and they cured his fever and ague also. In a.
few days ho wile fully restored to health.
1 call unon the surgeon general to see to it that a sup
ply of BrundivtlCA Pill , . are among the, medicinal stores
B. BRAN DRET 31. D.
Principe] Mire, 204 CANAL Street, New York. For
R:tle in Philadelphia by Mr. SCHAEFFER, N 0.14 North
EIGHTH Ftreet, anti T. W. DYOTT & SON, No. Tr. North
SECOND Street. ja.10.3 to th 3t*
S-T-1860--X.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS.
They purify, strengthen, and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and diet.
They overcome erects of dissipation and late hour*.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
• They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cnre Diarrhroha, Cholera, and Cholera Morbus.
They core Liver Complaint and NerVons Headache.
They are the beet BITTERS in the wdrld. They maks
the weak man strong, and are exhausted nature's great
restorer. Titer• are made of pure St. Croix Rum, the cells.
mated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with
the pleasure of a beverage, without regard to age or time
of day. Particularly rocommended to delicate persons
requiring a gentle stimulant. Sold by all Grocers, Drug.
gists, Flute's, and Saloons. P. 11. DRAKB & CO.. 2OR
BROADWAY. New York. se24-03m
0 I*: - PRICE CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST
arTLVA, made in the Best Manner, expressly for RETAIL
SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plain Pi
[area. All Goods made to Order warranted satisfactory.
Oar OxE-T'nrcx Srxrxm is strictly adhered to. All art
thereby treated alike. •
del2-1Y JONES k CO., 601 HAREM Stieet.
Ninth and Chestnut.
Wesley Smith, New York
Miss Smith, New York
WT McAlpine
Miss McAlpine
E D Hammond
M S Littlefield, Illinois.
If Robinson, Dolaware
S C Hall & w.f. Village Green
W R Lincoln & In, halt
J Fraser, Now York
T II Weston & la, M'tine
.1C Brodhead 1: 1%1, N roil;
Miss Brodhead, Now York
Com Mut lanY
Mr Cawther, Canada
0 Til Hawke
Dr 'Paxton
Snrg DP Smith, U S N
Mrs Smith
Mrs Finlay and 2 nieces
Mrs Nowlin, Phila
Mrs Davis, Now York
F. Knight, Ohio
John NN'yeth & wf, Phila.
EII Legott, New York .
Albert Smith, NOW York
F. Lonastone. New York
W T Cooks &wf, Now York
Alia i Lillie Iltatt, New York
Miss JeSl4lO Howes, N York
W F Van Wegener
Wall A Dalling
.1 C Tiffany, New York
E P Van Dimes, New York
A E Snow, New York.
A North
J W Chanter & wf
0 Cutts, New Roc:hello
1) D Badger, New York
C Johnson, jr, Lynn, Mass
&I li llood, Lynn, Mass
0 11.Tadwin. Carboudale,Pa
.f E Richmond, Carbondale
W J Taylor, Philnda
.T T, °organ, Now York
W L Waffles - , Boston
J A S Dana, Portland
II K Haight, Baltimore
Emil Racer, Now York
11 D Gould, New York
P Naylor, Now Rork
Capt lilorgan, New York
LIM. W WA/hoson,N York
Thos J Pope, Now lurk
I) F. Aikin, Albany
C W Scofield, New York
Id Holman, Massachusetts
Jos J Killen, Pittsburg
: t t, below Ninth.
H Wikolf, Fillmore, NJ
Miss Wikotr, Fillmore, Pi J
Samuel. Dickinson, Trenton
lt Fisher & lady, Philnda
Mitts Fisher, Philadelphia
John W NieldsLW Chester
Samuel Moore, orrac, Va
Samuel tilioyerrChicago
John E Grab, Pine Grove
Dr Kitzmiller, Pine Grove
Mrs Gazzam, Philadelphia
H Freeland: Lancaster co
CO! Josh T Oweu, lit
P Dodge and famil 3 , , %[ass
C Wendell, Washing-A, D C
Dr Cnyler, U 8 A
N Hunter, Reading
Ft A limiter, Reading
1) S Hunter, Heading.
S Cole, New York
P.l Nichols,Oxford, Pa
D A McCulongh, Pa
James Alexander, N Y
S Hicks and lady, Hartford
Miss Wilson, Hartford
. .
H Holibock, Pittsburg
R C Herr, Lancaster
S li Fitkine, New York
A E !Feltner, New York
W It Schell, New York
L 0 Calvin, Philadelphia
P Hallstead, Scranton
W W Marsh, New Jersey
M 11 Stroh, Mauch Chunk
S C Adams, U S N
0 W ChidseY, Newark
NiiSS Thomas, New York
0 II Henry & la, Albany
C P Burke, Penna.
Limit N Carroll, Peuna
Fitzwater,J Norristown
W B Davie, York
Dr Thomas, West Chester
street, below Arch.
F Secnds, Bridgeton
A S Taylor, Bridgeton
.T R Ditreubach, Marietta
B Gety, Lancaster
Dr H Montgomery, Muitcy
W H Good, ear, Lebanon
R M Pomo, Massachusetts
W Shinier, Pike co
S W Campfield. Hanley
NL Walker, Hamilton _
IF A Tull, Maryland
st.ruet, above Flak.
FI Reeser, Schuylkill Ilaveu
11 B Etout,ROading
R NV Deunirozor,
.1 L Blauvelt, New York
R Malin & la
11 ippehimer, Reading
IV 11 Gafford. Maryland
Il b Montgomery, New York
Dr L Trexler, Betts co
Signuiud, Millerstown
E B Patterson, Pottsville
John A Moon., Delaware
13 .Tones, New .Tersoy
NY 11 regston, New York
Robt 11 Sayre, Bethlehem
mit street, nb. Third.
E .1 Ararat), U S
H Wilton', New Jersey
Mias Wikott, New Joreey
F Epelleltimer, New York
%V Garvin. liemnsted. T. I
L Tn33•lor la. Now York
(3 11 Thurston, Cameron
J Starr, Baltimore
A Da :man, Baltimore
F 8 Treadway, New Haven
.7 11 Haines, Mass
C 11 Fish, Virginia City.N J
S Dailey, Bridgeton, N
A Cassel, 'Madison, Wis
and Market streets.
W E Dennis, Alabama
W H Brawn, Penns
J fiacli, Penns
.1 glemni
Etech, York co, Pm
T Ellicott, rithibur g
31 J WembPrg. Y York
B Wulf, N York
xth St., n.b. Cheetnut.
E V Chauder, Del co, Pa
J Towson, Lancaster
E Touson, Oxford, Pa
S Darlington, Philad'a
0 \V hall Balt more
.1 P Lee, 13alamore
.T Lawson
D 1' Baird, Clinton co
eer, above Third.
Elias °bold, Pa
.1 M Sheldon, Fradericksb'g
J Clark, Lancaster
C S Birch, Reading
I Jos Bousatn, Carlisle, Pa
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE!
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR'S celebrated Hair Dye
Produces a color not to be distinguished from nature;
Warranted not to Injure the hair in the least remedies
the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for
life. GRAY, RED. or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns a
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
beautiful, Sold by all Druggists, &c.
air' The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BiTCHE,
LOR, on tliefottr tides of each box.
FACTORY. No. Si BARCLAY Street,
(Late 213 Broadway and 16 Bond street.)
New York.
my2&ls
Ii aLLOWELL—HOJAIItE.—On tho 6th inst.. L}• the
Itev. John Thompson, James S. Hallowell to Eliza
beth Virginia nointre. both of Philadelphia,. •
inntlt—TUATolll.ll.—On New Year's morning. Int,
by Um Vey. 13, P. lleilden, of Cll7llllOll, Mr. William it.
Burr, of Camden, Xi. J.. to Alias Mary E. Thatcher, of
Philadelphia:
7JI=Z)..
J.EFFRIES.—On the 12th .lust., James Jeffries, in the
72d year of his age, at his residence near Tioga Station.
Due notice will be given of the funeral. " *
GILLINGHAM —Of consumption, at Monday the sth
lust., at his residence in Alexandria, Ye, Samuel Gil
lingham. in the 5301 year of his age. •
STRYKER.—At Lambertville, N. J., on the 11th inst..
Samuel 1). Stryker, Es q., in the 73d year of his ego.
Ills friends are respectfully invited to attend his fano. ,
rat, on' Wednesday morning, at 10.% o'clock.
BIrGIYIRE.—On nth inst., Anna lit., wife of Henry (I.
'McGuire.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend tho funeral at II A. M , Fitlh-day (Thar:Jdav),
from the residence of her husband, 1304 Parrish st. * o '
011.61/10 Abl.-4.)u the 9th instant, William 11. Gil
lingham, M. D.
His male friends are invited to attend the funeral from
his Into residence, No. 117 North Thirteenth street, this
(I'uerday) morning. at 10 o'clock.
BROWN.—the the 16th of December, 1892, of wounds
received at the battle of Fredericksburg, Sergeant Win.
IL Brown, of Co. C, 91st Regiment, P. V., in the 27th year
of his age.
BOOTH.—Ou the 10th ins t " , Isaac C. Booth. aged 43
years.
BISHOP.—On the 11th inst., Miss .Tine C. Bishop, in
the 25th year of her age. •
BURIZOWS.—On the 11th inst., Mr. James Burrows, In
the Sollt year of his age. •
BLACK AND WRITE BAI MORAL
SNIRTINGS. , —BIack and purple Balmoral. Skirts.
Gray . and Black Balmoral Skirts.
Milslui and Revere Bows.
Lace Sleeves trimmed purple or :black.
Crape
Elicits!' Crapes and Veils.
• •
Bound Grenadine and Crape Veils.
Black all-wool Ottoman Poplins, 67X cents.
Black and English Rep 6, `2.5 to 31;' cents.
Just received by BESSON do SON.
inl2 MOURNING STORE, WS CHESTNUT Street.
TcYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH AND
ARCH. have a line assortment of .
Good Glossy Black Silks.
Widows' Silks without gloss. •
FYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH AND
ARCH, always keep a fine stock of
Staple Household Goods. •
jalo Bast Muslin, Linens, anti Flannels,
LYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH AND
ANClT.'always keen a full line of
Mourning Shawls.
jail) Fashionable Shawls. .
A SAW RIP TO ROME, AIM WHAT I
RE, by the Rev HY ATT
tho North. Baptist Church, EIGIITH Street, above
"Ain:4er. THIS EVENING, Jan. IZL Tickets 2.5 cte. Doors
open at 7 o'clock. it*
PIELST-DAY. OR SUNDAY-SCHOOL
SOCIETY.--The Seventy-second Annual rilecting
of the Society will he held on WEDNESDAY next,• at 4
I'.M.. at No. 1122 CHESTNUT Street.
jal 2-3t* ALEXANDER KIR KFATI K, Secretary.
MNOTICE.— A MEETING. OP TILE
Stockholders of the MASONIC HALL, Manayunk,
will be held WEDNESDAY EVENING, January 14, 1533,
for the election of bayou Trustees. Polls open one hour,
from 7 to S P. M. THOMAS FERGUSON,
i a.12-M* Secretary.
CRITTENDEN'S PHILADELPHIA.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, N. E. cor. SEVENTH
and CHESTNUT Streets.
INSTRUCTION in BOOK-KEEPING in its different
Inanebes,as practised by the beat accountants; pEN-
Plain and Ornamental, Commercial Law.
Mercantile Forum, and Calculations, &c., DAY and
EVENING. jalo.3t*
UNITED STATES Ii OSPITA L,
BROAD and CHEERY Streets' Philadelphia.—
We; the undersigned, of the above Hospital. have
agreed at a special meeting togive Dr. CHARLES-S.
HOOKER, Dentist, st 906 VINE Street; n vote of thanks
for his past favors and kind attention to us and to all
Union voluteers. He visited us when sick end wounded,
and paid us every attention. His kind attention to all
Union volunteers is unceasing. Ile visits them daily.
We also further state that lie extracts teeth for all volun
teers free ofcharge. We also further state that he 1 ,4 the
only Dentist that we have ever known that would ex
tract teeth for volunteers free, gratis. Soldiers, go there
any hour of the night or day, and you will Lind him al
ways willing and ready to do yon a favor or a kindness.
It is also further agreed that the above he published in
the Press. Inquirer. and Sunda ti Dixpatch.
HECHT, First Virginia Cavalry.
It .1, VRAZEY,
} RANK SNOW.
. WOMIEN.
K. .1. STARK I,BY,
D. D. PAGE,
DAN. MILLER,
.1. CLARK.
T. A. COCHRAN. Broad and Cherry-street ()nerds: •
E. J. BUSHEL, First Regiment Fire Znuaves;
HENRY SPITLER 46th Pennsylvania Volunteers;
D. YATES. 9th New York Volunteers:
C. H. STI WART. Ath New York State Militia;
JAMES If. DIDDLE, Oneida. Cavalry;
V. 11 BOLES, Oneida Cavalry; •
Sergeant J. 11. CASSADY. It*
THE HOME MISSIONARY SO
11C1.15TY OF TH B CITY OP P.HIGADELPHIA held
its Twenty-seventh Anniversary in Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church, EIGHTH Street. above Race. on SAB
BATH EVENING, December 2114,1862, when the follow
ing -named gentlemen were duly chosen as Managers of
the Society for the ensuing year, viz;
Geo. D. Stuart, • Thomas Potter,
Thos. T. Mason. T. Esmonde Harper,
Wilson Winton, Alexander T. Lane,
Jumps Appleton, • Thomas Pedrick,
Charles Santee, H. M. R immey,
.Tames B. Rodgers,. - Samuel Mullen, .
Robert P. King, Francis Bacon,
Charles L. Ornm, Hiram Miller,
James P. Butler, Tames W. Carson.
Fanmel Work, Robert Grigg,
Alexander G. Cattell, R. K. Hoettich,
George diligent, John Wiest.
Isaac It. Smith,
And, at the regular stated meeting of the Board, held
January flth,lSal, the following-named gentlemen were
duly elected to the several offices of the Association, viz:
George H. Stuart, President; Alex. G. Cattelt, Vice
President; Thos. T. Mason, Treasurer,; Rudolph K. Hoc . -
filch, Secretary ; John P. Arrison, General Agent; Albert
G. Rowland, Missionary.
This Society is much in want of funds just now to en
able it to carry on its operations among the poor of our
city. The demands upon it at this season of the year are
always heavy and, although somewhat lighter this
winter than for many preceding, ones, they are much
heavier than the boeiety can meet In its present finan
cially weal condition. it, therefore, through its Board
of Managers, appeals most earnestly to the public to
furnish it speedily with means for the prosecution of the
very important work it has undertaken. Its pastlistory
is known to the community. and the Board trusts that
this appeal will be responded to as promptly and liberally
as former ones. Donations may be sent to the Trmisurer,
Mr. Thos. T. Mason, No. Market street, or to any of
the officers or managers.
By order of the Board of Managers. •
jel3-tutlisTit* R. K. HOEFLICH, Secretary.
M. CHRISTIAN COMMISSION.; , •CASII
ACKNOWLEDGMENT: to Jar. 10th, ISta
JOSEPH PATTERSON, Treasurer.
W. P. Wilstach $lOO 00
S. & W. Welsh um 03
Thos. Richardson & Co 100 tai
A. A. Hon igmacher 100 DO
Jimmy Sex Bert 103 09
Edgar G. 'Driller, Baltimore, Ald Di 2.5
.
Bumphreys, Roffman, & Wright 50 09
Ball W. Mercer 50 00
D. B. Sergeant. (additional) it) 00
Gm P. Smith, (additional) 50 coo
Male Bible Class, St. Paul's P. E. Church 30 00
Theodore Bliss '''S 03
'Miss Sidney Paul ' ' ' 4 0 W
Mrs. E P. Wi son 00
Sunday School Christ Church, Towanda, Pc, Per B. •
S. Russell 20 00
Ladies Aid t•ociety. Greenpack, Perry c0., - .ra 15 75
Ellis Irwin, Clearfield • • -- 10 03
A Lady, per W. Crowell - ,: . —lO 00
A Lath. per G. II S 10 00
W. A. Blanchard, (additional) 10 00
Work, McConch, & Co 10 00
Ladies' Aid Society, Duanesburg ' N. V 7 00
Bev. A. G. Wylie scontrregatiod,Duanesburg. N. 3. 6 IM
W. E. Dubois, per Mr. Thissell 5 00
James Waters, Owego, N. V VP
F. K .300
A Lady - 104)
Miss M. M. Allen, Pottsville, Pa 2 00
Rev. .1. L. Landis, Waverly, Luzerne Co., Pa 2 00
Mrs. 1.. K. Taylor, Pane, Minas: 3 00
F. P. Taylor, PRIM, Illinois 200
E. W. T., Puna, Illinois 1 09
IL 8., Perryville, N. J 1 00
A friend 100
Miss. Jane W. Baird, Washington, Pa 1 00
.
A soldier at Falmouth 50
. . .. • • • '
Mss Alice L. Reed. Washington, Pa . 20
The ft flowing ft ow friends of the "Anderson Troop:"' "
Alex Fullerton 10 CO
.
The Misses Summers 14, 00
Jumps Graham 4 0 00
Mr. ltowc,l 'AI (lii
S. Bunting . 'A) OJ
.1. Ansrach, .Tr . 5Y ) j)O
Mrs. Hubbellll) 0$
. .
Cash 1010
.
John Field 10 U 0
airs. Dennis 10 00
Mr. Cabecn 10 00
W. Butcher - 10 00
•
G. W. Gmbh 10 0/
Cash 10 03
P. W. Thomas 10 00
John Wagner • ' 10 03
Mr. Wagner 10 00
'W. Lynch 10 00
Mr. Seger 10 00
Dr. Murphy 5 03
Dr. Liens 5 00
Mrs. M. Plowman 5 00
T. Bradfield 5 00
Miss St. Clair 0 (0
Edward Taylor 5 OD
11. IV. Ross 5 (D•
L. Johnson 5 (YJ
John Baylis 5 00
Miss Erwin 5 00
A. 11. 'lock 5 00
C. Heller 5 iXIO
J. Cresson 5 00
D. Sellers 6 (k)
W. A. Arnold . - - 5 00
S Dilks 5 03
W. 11. Lowry., . $1 03
C/4:411 4 00
Cash a ou
•
Mr. Conway ' 2 00
•
Cash 2 lka
Cash - 2 00
Cash 1 00
Cash 1 00
Cash 1 00
Cush 1 IX)
Cash 100
C. C. Bower • . 100
Cash, from sundry persons Al 00
. .
Amount previously nekuowlodged 16,111 S S 2
1L $18,030 57
M.• HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL, 1110
CUTHBERT Street.—This institution is now open
for the reception of sick and wounded Soldiers, who will
be received and provided for in the most comfortable
manner. n•ee of charge.
n-tt • E. F. GLENN,
022
Secretary of Board of Manaeers.
ir:C=P THERE WILL BE A MASS MEET
NO held by the colored citizen~ of Ph!ladeiphia,
on TUESDAY EVENING, January 13,1863, at half intst 7
o'clock, in 111.3 Second Presbyterian Church, ST. MARY
Street, for the puma, e of :rivlng an expression 'of senti
ment a , proving of the 'President's Proclamation in
emancipating' the slaves in the States now to rebellion
against the Federal Government. The service 3 of seve-
Jul able and di.:tin dub-lied speakers are engaged to ad
dress the meeting. The public are Invited to attend.
Admittance 10 cent?, to defray expenses and publish
the proceedings. By order of the c.»l»nittee:
AUGUSTUS DORSEY%
HENRY' WINTON.
HEN RV HAR WOND,
DANIEL COLL,.
jalo-30 And others.
NOTICE.—AT MEETINGS OF THE
BOUNTY FUND COMMITTEE, held
on the Gth anti oth instant, tne tollowing rewin:ions
were passt-d and ordered to be published :
Resolval, That notice let given that. the. Citizens'
Bounty Fond Committee will discontinue the pa meet
II bounties anti compensation to captains after the 31st
January hadant, except in such cases as they may have
already elf hutted themselves to pay after that date.
ReBolvd, That the Committee will, as Soon as practi
cable, after the Ist of February next, make a report to
the subset there to the Ft. pd. .
Re.sotri-4, That the Committee will pay Fifty Dollars
bount3 to each recruit mustered in in the city of Phila
delphia, on or before the 31,st January instant, (except
ing deserters, substitutes, and absentees, and those olio
have received any bounty from the eity'of Philadelphia,)
for the followir g—viz:
Segeba rth is A ri illery.
I'm-ton's Cavalry, •
Roberts' Arttlitry, •
U. S. Regulars.
11. S. Marlues,
Old Philadelphia Volunteer Regiments.
Said payment to be made whenever the recruit is de
finitively in service in the field, or hi a fort, garrison;
Levy yard or chip of the United States.
limol rod, That all payments under the foregotni , rcto
'talons be made in accordance with the forms adopted
by the Disbursing Agency
THOMAS WEBSTER, Vice Chairman.
LORIN BLODCET, Secretary. lalfittltal
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY—Office, 221 Sonth
1.0•111. TH Street. PHILADELPHIA, S 1663.
The Board of Managers of this Company halted 'dared
a Dividend of .4EVEN per cent. on the Preferred Stook,
ritynhic in Cash on the lath inst.. and a Diriilond
CEVEN per cent. on the Common Stack, payable in stock
vu the IGih of February, free from State tar.
The Dividend on the Preferred Stock will be paid to
holders in New York at the office of the Parmers Loan
and Trust Company, and in Boston at the office of Moisrl.
.1 E. Thayer & Bre.
W, H. WEBB, Secretary.
THE PRESS.-PRILADELPITIA. TUESDAY. JANUARY :13..1563,
OFFICE OF THE DIAMOND COAL
COMPANY—NOTICH.--At a a mooting of the Di
rectum held title day, a DIVIDEND OF FIFTY CENTS
per share W3LK doelared,Tayable at tho Quito of the Com,
rn?, No. 713 MARKET-Street, on nod after the 17th
i a
tent. - S. ALTER, Secretary.
M. • THE-ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Sim m11011%1'14 of ALAItiIIALL SAVINGS
INSTITIITH Or PHILADELPHIA." for the purpose of
olectiof Officers. ke, will be held at tke nail of the
I'FOSYLVAIVIA. 110 SE 111/118h, at .8 o'clock TILES
hiNI;I6, (13th inst.) W.lfildAN N. LEVICK,
lto • .• • Secretary. .
IM7OFFICE OF THE SEVENTEENTH
AND NINETEENTH SIRE! TS , ,PASSENGER.
RAILWAY COMPANY, • •
• • IlnitenzipitrA, January 5. ME.
The Board of Directors have this dardeclared.a. Divi
dend. of THIRTY CENTS per Share from the earning*
of the past six .months, payable to the Stockholders. or
their legal representatives. on . and after the 15th instant,
clear of all taxes.
ire• OFFICE OF UNION . MUTUAL RN
MANCE COMPANY.
Thimanar.enrA, January 5, 1863.
' At it meeting of the Board of Directors; of this Company.
held this date, a DIVIDEND OF SIX PER CENT., on
the - Outstanding.-Scrip, erns declared, payable tothe
sorlis4toldera on demand, without deduction for taxes.
is lSt JOHN MOSS, Aasiatant Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE FRANKFORD
AND SOUTHWARK PHILADELPHIA CITY
PASSENGER RAILROAD COMPANY, BERKS Street,
belfqv Fourtb.—Partr,ADELrntA, January 2d. 18f13.—The
Board of Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
FOUR PER CENT. on the Capital Stock of the .Company
out of the earnings of the past six months, payable to
the Stockholders ''or their lent' representatives, on and
after 15th inst., clear of all taxes.
The Transfer Books-will be closed until 15th inst
.ia3-tl5 CHAS. R. ABBOTT, Secretary.
r;3,* OFFICE OP THE ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY. 400 WALNUT Street,
.1111LADELPHIA, JAXPAR r s,lS63.—The Directors have
this day declared a dividend of THREE PER CENT. on
the capital stock of the Company for the last six months,
pityable on and aßerthe 12th inst., free of taxes.
39.6-7 t. CHARLES W. CORE, Secretary.
M. OFFICE HUNTINGDDE AND
BROAD TOP MOUNTAIN RAILROAD COM
PANY, ZS South THIRD Street—Pattangt.rubt., Dec.
NBB2.
OTICE.—The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
the Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad and
Coal Company will be held at their office on TUESDAY,
the 13th day of January. 1863, at 11 o'clock A. M. when
an election held for a President and Twelve Di
rectors to serve for the ensuing year.
dM-tjal3 J. P. AERTSEN, Secretary.
r:3;=., CORN EXC
PHILADELPHIA, Nov.
held . November 17th, 1562,
were elected Directors of thi
And at the meeting of Directors, this day, ALEX
ANDER G. CATTELL, Esq., was unanimously re-elected
President •, ALEX. WHILLDIN, Esq., Vice. President,
N
and JOH W. TORREY Costlier.
no2Ertjals
BOARD OF .TRADE: RIFLE
AGM • .
106th REGIMENT PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEE
RECRUITS WANTED for the above' fine regiment (the
only Regiment of Infantry for three years now recruit
ing and in camp in Philadelphia.)
Men joining this regiment will receive the following
bounties:
Cash in hand on being mustered in $25
when the company is full 50
" when the regiment is full ' 25
At the expiration of service ' 75
CONTINENTAL .CAVALRY.
A " Camp Metcalfe," near HADDONFIELD, N. J.
—MEN wanted to complete Companies now
nearly full, to secure the Citizens' , Bounty Fund
awarded to the first Twenty Companies mustered into
the service of the United States. •
. . .
Two or three positions of Second LIEUTENANTS are
vacant, which will be assigned to young men of good re.
ferences. and who have seem .service. dell-tf.
..• MILITARY GOODS. •
w..siaciNalt-Bittno„R,
WHEELEB, & WILSON
• •
THE WILCOX. & GIBBS.
?AMIN • •
SEWING MACHINES
have been greatly improved, making it
ENTLRELY NOISELESS.
and with Self-adjusting Hemmers, are now ready for sal.
by YALEBANKS & EWING,
ae27-tr 71.6 OFIESTNUT.Street..
=MI
OFFIVE OP THE SURGEON-AR-
Tt
•T TO 'l'llE ARMY AND NAVY. Pitti.Ardtte
1•111 A, October 24, 1562.
Wounded Soldiers and Sailors desirous of availing
themselves of the National Appropriation for supplying
Artificial Limbs, should apply immediately at the office
of the Surgeon-Artist to the Government, No. MD
CHESTNUT Street. B. FRANK PALMER.
jag -tin Government Surgeon-Artist.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Managers and Contributors of the WOMEN'S
HOSPITAL OF PHILADELPHIA. 'Win 1)4 hold at the
HOSPITAL BUILDING, North COLLEGE Avenue and
WENTT-SECON D •St met; on •TIIIIR4D AY, the 15th.
//at., at :Dif I'. ' • - • B. F. HALLOWAY.
3ala.at. Secretary,
OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL-
W.
ROAD COMPANY, l'imr.AimmrmA,- January 19.
NOTICE TO ETOCENOLDERS.—The Annual Meeting
of the Stockholders of thin Dummy wilt be held on
MONDAY, the second day of February, NM, at 10 o'clock
A. M., at the SAN SON-STREET HALL.
The Annual Election for Directors will be held on
MONDAY, the second day of March, 18M3, nt tho Office of
the Company, No. 2438 South TII IND Street.
• EDMUND MI CH, Secro`ar-.
. .
art•?". OFFICE DIINEHILL & SCHUYL
KILL HAVEN RAILROAD COMPANY, Pllll.l
- Month, WM Eta
At a meeting of the BOARD OF MANAGERS, held this
day, 1i Seml-annnal Dividendtot FOUR PEE CENT..
(equal to Two Dollars per sham) was declared, payable
to the Stockholders, or their legal representatives, on
or after the 20th inst.
The Transfer Book . w i 1 1 be ctoseti until the 20th iust.
jalF.-.tuthset WILLIAM 131 DDLR. Secretary
OFFICE OF THE INSURANCE
COMPANY OP NORTH AkiEitiCA, PHILADEL
1111A, 1114111nry 12, 1,933.
THE BOAlil) ON DIDACTODS bate this day declared
aaeini-anneal Dividend of SIX PEE CENT.; also, an
Extra. Dividend of 81X PER CENT.. (both exclusive of
all taxes,) out of the profits of the Company for the past
Six 11101011 K payable to the Stockholders, or their legal
representatives, on demand. CHARLES •PLATT,
.Jan.l. 18e3 - •.. Liiil36t] - Secretary.
OFFICE OF. THE NORTH PENN
SYLVANIA RAILRO*D COMPANY. Pairaucc
rnlA, January 12.1863: • ••: • .
At the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
North Pennsylvania Railroad company bold This
Day. FRANKLIN A. COIItLY - was elected P resident; and
the following persons were elected Directore for the ea;
suing year:
John Brock,
John Jordan, Jr.,
Algernon S. Roberts,
J. Gillingham Fell,
S. Morris Vfaln,
jal2-3t . CHAS. W.
r 32 PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY._Office 227 South
•FOURTII Street, PHILADIMPRIA, sairwtry um
. The Transfer Books of the Common Srock of this
Company, opened TO-DAY, will be again closed on the
.17th inst., at the close of business hours. The dividend
win bo csteulated on the shares as thou stand on the
books at the close of busineas on the 171 h inst., and the
books •will be reopened on February 2. •
• jalr4t • • E. BRADFORD, Treasbrer.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY-01.'10ms No. 227 South
I+ODEIII Street, Phi ILAPRLPIOA, January 12,1863. '
At an election hold This Day by the Stockholders of
this Con pany. the following gentlemen were unani
mously elected to servo as Wilms for the ensuing year :
PugsumBY—CHANLES B SMITH.
Asa wh i
ricy, MA SAO ERA
R. Pratt Ncßeau„
William Sellers, . .Ino. H. Towne,
F. M. Felton. I
I' A. B. Borio. •
TnEAstrasn—SAMUEL BRADFORD.
SECRETARY—WILLIAM H. WEBB.. ' It
IM.OFFICE BUCK MOUNTAIN: COAX.'
CO., PHILADELPHIA, January Ist, 1863. '•'+
ICOTIOE.—The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
the BUCK MOUNTAIN COAL COMPANY will be held
at the Office of the Company, No. 320 WALNUT Street,
on WEDNESDAY, Vebrunry 4th, ISM, at 11 o'clock A. M.
An election for- Seven Directors. to serve the ensuing
year will be held on the same day, between the hours of
11 A. M. and 2 o'clock P. M.
jai-0100.PP W3f. P. JENKS, President.
MAMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE
NDTRUSTCOMPANY, WALNUTStreot, South
ezuit corner of FOURTH.
. • PITTLATELPITIA, January S. 1563.
At the annual election by the Stockholders, held on
MONDAY. 'January 6, the following gentlemen were
elected Tnistees:
Alexander Whilldin,
J. - Edgar Thomson,
Hon. - James Pollock,
George Nugent.
Albert C. Roberts,
William .1. Howard,
Philip B. Mingle,
And at a Meeting of said Tiustee.s, held this day, the fol
lowing officers were reelected far the ensuing year:
.
President—ALEXANDER WIIILLDIN.
• Vice President—SAMUEL WORK. •
Actuary—JOHN C. SIMS.
Secretary and Treasurer—JOHN S. WILSON. jarAt
IMOFFICE OF THE FAIRMOUNT
AND ARCH STREET CITY PASSENGER RAIL
WAY CO.. No. 2.5e2 CALLowntia, STREET, Philadelphia,
Jan • SIS 63. •
The Beard of Directors have this day declared a divi
dend of ONE DOLLAR per share on the capital stock of
the company, payable to the stockholdets, or their legal
representatives, on and after the inst.
The transfer books will be closed until thelsth-inst.
.ia9-tl5 JOHN T. LANGE, Secretary.
M• AT A MEETING 01IF THE CONTRI
BUTORS to the HOSPWAL OF THE PRO
TESTAVT EPISCOPAL CHURCH in Philadelphia, held
TUESDAY, January 6th um, the - following-named gen
tlemen were duly elected members of the Bard of Mane
gent to serve for the ensuing three years, viz :
Rev. H. A. DeWOLFE HOWE, D. D.
Rev. RICHARD NEWTON D D. •
Right Rev. WILLIAM BACON.STEVENS; D. D:
JOHN BOIILEN. •
WILSON C. SWANN, M. D. •
•
CLAYTON T. PLATT.
EDWARD HARI SHORNE, M. D.
• JOHN WELSH.
Attest EPHRAIM CLARK, Jr., Chairman.
JNO. A. CHILDS, Secretary. • . •jai-tf
.Tbe Transfer BOoks will be closed until the 15tit inst
ja7•tialsS H. B. LEACH. Treasurer.
Alexander G. Mitten, Christian J. Hoffman,
Dell Nublit, Jr., Robert Ervien,
George L. Darby. H. W. Catherwood,
Edward C. Knight, William P. Cox,
, William L. Maddock, Edmund A. Souder,
James Steel, . Samuel T. Canby,
Charles E. Wilkins.
MILITARY.
BOUNTY.
Total
None but men of good character received,
Apply at HBADqUARTERS, 533 CHESTNUT Street.
CHARLES ERNENWEIN, Colonel.
W. A. HAMILL. Adjutant. deft-tt
SANSOM-STREET HALL, P.IIILADELPEM- •
• MANUFACTURERS OF JEWELRY, 7 %.
, : FINE SWORDS,
ADD
. . . .
Inunior-goons, IN EVERY VARIETY
US. lan
SEWING MACHINES.
STN . GEWS "
. .
SEWING MACETINE,.
For-Family Sewing and Manufactuitig .Purposes
" ' 810 CHEST UT : STREET.
11'13 . •
SEWING • MACT4INgS,
6sB CHESTNUT
1,000. DOZEN.MOKORY SHIRTS.: .
1,c03 do. fOl i t l ty.lirA T A s ND BLUE FLAN
-500 do. 1. AnOr s iii i ) R ,&kNCy TRAVEL
-500 do. LDV N
S P I N:AD MUS
-1,000 DENIM OVERALLS.
10,000 PAIRS COTTONADE PANTALOONS.
For sale by
BEANNETT, AUCH, & CO.,
ja1:1-1m Manufacturers, 217 dill - 2CH ALLEY.
EIMER'S IVORYTYPES ARE
IR
*pl en did realities. All that tends to perfect the like
ness and beauty of those pictures is carefully attended to
by artists of ability. SECOND Street, above Green. it
O FFICE OF THE ASSFSSOR OF THE
SECOND COLLECTION DISTRICT, PRILADA, Jan.
11382,—PBANCIS P. HALLOWELL has been appointed,
ASEISTANT ASSESSOR for. the Nintn Division of my.
District.. Said Division is comprised within the limits of
that portion of the Ninth ward commencing at theweat
tilde ef Seventh street, extending to and including the
east side of Broad street. and from the , north sidenf Mar
ket street to the south side of Arch street. inclusive. •
TfiOIfAS W..SWENEY„
U. 6. Assessor Second District, Penal.
William C. Ludwig.
'Ellwood Shannon,
Edward C. Knight.,
William L. Hirer,
Alfred Hunt.
ILLING HARE. Socretarr
Samnol Work,
Hon. Joseph Allison,
Charles F. Heazlitt,
Samuel T. Bodine,
John Aikman,
Jonas Bowman.
'LANGE BANK,
. 1862..—At the election
the following Stockholders
s Bank:
TORREY. Cashier
PHILADELPHIA
1 RETAIL DRY GOODS.
L * A INT . KETS. - TWILLED ELAN
SI2IIS per pair. ' 9 7„. • • •
Extra heavy large warm do., W. 50 per pair.
hxtra fine do., $4,50 per pair.
Tory large' do., *6.&.
Very superior do., Vl5O.
Alao, Blankets at 50, $lO, $l2, and $l5 per pair.
Only Blankets sit it 3 per Pair.
Cradle and Crib Blankets,
Good heavy Comfortables, $2.50 each.
Persons in want of these goods will do well to exa
mine, as we are determined to sell them at loss than they
can be bought. R. D. k W. H. PENNELL,
012-3 t 1021 MARKET, below Eleventh.
MUSLINS AND- CANTON FLAN.
NE.a.-111y stock of these Goode is still very largo'
and of every kind. Good Bleached Muslin at 16 and 18;
real first-rate at 20 and 22; full yard;wide at 23; several
Cases of Williamsville, Witlnstate, Torresdale's. House
keeper's, and New York Mills, at prices lower than
others are selling them; good Bleached Sheeting, 234
Cards wide, at 50; heavy Utica, at 62.3 i; first-rate Pillow
aking, 1,4 wide, at VS; Unbleached Muslin in every
quality, from 16 cents up to the very beat ; good Un
bleached Canton Flannel, at ZIA finer do., at. 25; and
the heaviest, at 31Mi 2 cases nearly yard wide, nd very
heavy ; Bleached do., at 25; 1 envy Hamilton at SUS,
worth in the market :rig; one lot heavy colored at 24;
the cheapest ass(); tment of Flannels in the city, for Aid
Societies and others; White, at 23; all-wool, at 35; and
very heavy, at 37%.
Shaker }Janet unshrinkable, and fall yard wide.
Plain Gray, at .10. .
Plain Red, 35, and 40.
Red Twilled, at 87%. 40, 45, :ilia 50.
Gray Twilled, at 45 and 60.
1 hero goods are remarkably low, being considerably
less than the wholesale prices. . .
GRAN VILLE B. HAINES,
• jal2-6t • 1013 MARKET Street, above Tenth.
J. CA SSELBERRY, 45 NORTH
r.-• EIGHTH Street, is closing out WINTER DRESS
GOODS much below tote recent low prices. The place to
boy •
Best American Delainis, 23 cents.
Ilich Wrapper Cashmeres, 2S cents.
100 pieces superior Dross Goods, at 25 cents.
Ottoman Poplins, choice shades. '
Cloth Poplin:4, 4.holre shades. -
FRENCH. MERINOES.—BIuo Humboldt, Brown Ma
genta, Mode, &c., Sc.,s $1.12.
Rich figured ilicrinoes, 7Ac. to $l.
Rich figured Detainer-, 3d to 60c.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!
AU bought nt the recent Preuch
Broche Long Si awls, closing out, $6 to $5O.
Brodie Square Shawls, do., $1 to $2O. .
Gents' Shawls, $3 to $8.50.
Black Thibet Long and Square Shawls, $1.50 to $lO.
WINTER MOURNING °GODS CLOSING OUT.
Poplin Reps, 1 elaines, Cashmeres, Merinoes, Bombeszines, Alpacas, Tames Cloths.
Cashmeres., 5.4,64, 74, end S-4 wide.
2-yards-wide black Cashmere, 81 cents.
SILKS! SILKS!
Dark Fancy Silks closing out.
Every shade of plain Silks for Evening Dresses.
Black flg,nreo Silks, cheap.
All-silk rich Moire Antique, .black,
Thi_place•to buy all kinds of
, STAPLE oopbs.
Ffeavy,unblvtched Cotton Flannels, 22 cents.
Heavy Cotton' Flannels, 23 cents.
Heavy " Cotton Flannels, 28 cents.
Hamilton Bleached Cotton Flannel, 23 cents.
Oakdale Cotton Flannels, 20 cents, by the piece.
~ Blaterville Cotton Flannels, 23 cents, by the piece.
•Williamsville,Wamsutta, Bay Mills, Forestdde, Lones
dale, amrl.all the leading makes of Muslims, from 2 to 3
cents per yard less than case prices.
- TABLE LINENS,
FL a 2 NETS, &c.,
Bought previous to the great rise.
J.lll. CASSELBERRY'S
Mammoth Dr Goods House.
45 North EIGHTH Street, below Arch.
P. S.—Just open, 400 BLLMOR.A.74, best quality; a bar
gain..
LADIES' FURS.
LADLES' FANCY 'FURS.
JOHN FAREIRA,
No. 718 LECH STREET. BELOW EIGHTH.
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER
OF
LADIES' FANCY FURS_
'flip assortment of Fancy Furs for Ladies and Children
is now complete, and embracing every variety that will
be fashionable during the present season. All sold at
the manufacturers' prices, for cash. Ladies, please give
me a call. oc3-4mif
FURS! F.T.TBSI
GEORGE F. WOMBATS,
NOi 415 AND 417 ARCH STREET.
HAS. NOW OPEN
A FULL ASSORTMENT
LADIES'
Towhich the attention of thilniblie • nif/9-2in
FINANCIAL.
Q - :.111.13,VgY: THOMAS,.. •
• .
STOCK :AND :BILL BROKER,
No. 3121 !WALNUT STREET
STOCK'S and - BONDS/and all kinds of IL 8. 4210 1 , , 8u1l-
MENT SECURITLEB bought,sad sold on Commission, ex
. ...
elusively.. -
• -
Business Paper and * Loans on Collateral negocia,ted at
lowest rates. .
. . .•
Orders by Mail shall receive prompt attention. Refers to
Messrs. Nathan Trotter & Co., Geo. D. Parrish, Esq..
John B. Myers & Co.. Samuel B. Thomas, Esq.,
Furness, Brinley, & Co., John Thomas, Esq.
del6-Smif •
joHN Q. -oXpr -a_ sox,
. ,
Bil r Ous& & NOTE • BEPHERS,
No. 23 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
l=" "'n gTZ=M ' T ". 7nll77‘Mg . Z7VM
-ST,QCKS , AND -BONDS
BOTIGST AND SOLD. - cirf COMllitiSla AT THE
BOARD .07. RBOXBES
MpkTEY INVESTED
AND NOT= AND LOANS :NEGOTIATED ON THE
BEST TERMS.
U. S. - .
FIVE-TWENTIES, •
TWENTY-YEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS.
•
PAYABLE AT THE OPTION OF THE GOVERNMENT
AFTER FIVE YEARS.
. I am - 4iistruCted by the SECRETARY OF THE TREA
BURY to receive subscriptions for the above
LOAN AT PAR.
•
Interest will commence from the DATE OF SUBSCRIP
TION, and is PAYABLE IN GOLD at the Mint, or any
Sub-Treasury or Depository of the United States, on the
first d ays
. of May and November of each year. At the
present ramigna ON GOLD, these Bonds yield' about
EIGHT per cent. per annum.
A tall supply always on hand.
•
. .
JAY 000K.E,
.
SUBSCRIPTION. AGENT,
•
nob-tmhl SMITH THIRD. STREET.
$250,000 T ° LOAN,
IN LARDS OB snrALL exotairrs, ON
DIAMONDS, SILVER-PLATE, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
AND .
GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT
ISAAC NA.TIIANS'
OLD ESTABLISHIED M 011111( LOAN OFFICE, N.
CORNER THIRD AND . SPRUCE STREETS,
. .
(Conl7 one square below the Forehange4
Advances:mesh at the lowest rates
ILMOITN't WANTED
B i: Ei s ,ooo.',iTE. , PA____,* In Chester csounty_.. Aitply to
•E. PETTIT, 309 WALNUT Street.
X2O 00 . .
° $lO,OOO, $5,00 . 0, $4,500,
,9 $4,000 and several. other , stns, to
invest upon Mortgage. . .
Apply to • A: FITLER,
jasl4.• Conveyancer, 51 North.SlXTB Street.
u. - i!p: REVENUE STAMPS.
AGENCY . FOR THE SALE •• OF
UNITED. .STATES TAX
STAMPS,
No. SI South THIRD Street, first door above Chestnut.
A. full supply of all kinds of REVENUE STAMPS that
have been Issued by the Government for sale in quantities
to suit.
• .A liberal (Deviant allowed on amounts of 460 'and np•
Wards.
Orders by Mall promptly attended to.
JACOB . E..RI.DGWAY,
de9-6m No. 57 South THIRD Street.
, • .
F ROM NFAV YO RK JOURNAL OF
COMMERCE. of Jan: S,Rion • •
HERRING' $
FRANRLINITE - IRON ' DRILLED.
THE UNDERSIGNEB,:were present at an experiment
for the purpose, of testing the drill-proof qualities of a
sample offFRANKL MITE or CRYSTALIZED IRON, left
with the Manhattan Bank of New York, by S. C. HER
RING & CO., as drill-proof. The Iron was tested with a
hand-drill. live-eighths (%) inches in diameter, and was
drilled readily in our presence.
WM. L. JACOBS,
EDWARD BURNS.
GILBERT LANE.
•
Brooklyn, Jan. 7, W. jal3-tuths:6t
EST i A rc L E IS4T y D OVER A QUARTER
. DR. SWAYNRS COMPOUND SYRUP OP WILD
CHERRY.
NO TREATMENT OR REMEDIES •
have everbeen
so successful in ef
fectually curing disease
as "Dr. S'brttrne'sreittabfe •
Nu/Mines," prepared with the
greatest care, under the immediate
supervision of a thoroughly educated
Physician. Walleye certificates of extraor
dinary-cures of diseased Lungs performed by
" Sioaffne'd Compoung Sllrupof Wild Merril,"
cases where the Lungs were very :much disordered. giv
en up to die by Physicians aud friends. If the bowels
are costive, or not sulaciently free, use in connection
"Stcayne's Bereave. and 'Tar Pills" a great purify
ing purgative, The two will cleanse out all dis
ordered humors, enrich and purify the blood,
remove all unhealthy bilious secretions
of the stomach and bowels, causing a
perfect healthy state of the Liver. •
If you have cough asthma,
hemorrhage or spitting of
blood, sore throat, ob ,
structiona of the
• spleen or liver,
short breath, pain In the urinary organs, night sweats,
nervous debility, restless nights, nay symptoms of POL.
MONARY CONSUMPTION; do nut delay, but procure
the above remedleA at once. 30 Years' Experience proves
to the world that they cannot be excelled.
"Swayne's Compound Syrup Wild Cherry,"
" SWaYne's Compound Syrup Wild Cherry,"
" Swayne's Compound Syrup Wild Cherry,"
" EWasne's CO/ilPOlllla Syrup Wild Cherry,"
Carei all cotuptaints of it pulmonary mature, stimulates
the Secretions of the Skin, Kidneys, and Bronchial mu
cus meinbranc, has great' inllueneo over the nervous
system. • Preparefrouly by
DR. SWAYNE Ar SON,
jal(itlmif 330 North SIXTH, above Vine,
COMMISSION.. HOI7SES.
VASES BLE A.CIIED 34 . PORTLAND
IdUSLINS.
Cases Bleallied 3 .11ANOV Zit MUSLIN&
Do. do. X WARINGTON do.
Do. do. 2S-inch WARWICK do. .
Do. Standard:Brown CINTON FLANNELS.
Do. Fanners' LINEN DRILLs', all grades.
Do. Bookfold cord CORSET JEANS.
Do. Thnek CA3tBRICS.
Bales 4-4 People's Brown SIIEETINGS.
do. Atlantic Brown DRILLS, &c., &c.
For Salt at low figures net cash on delivery.
GEO. GRIGG, 2
int3-tuths-t, •"5919 CHURCH ALLEY.
300 31 °zB- 14. '•
NEAVT MIXED, RIBBED SHIRTS.
insAvr- 111X10) PLAIN SHIRTS.
fissortiti tinplitier. for itinif ilitI0011es?
Ault), • ,
• Cases 104 Poooroli Brown Sheeting's.
Cittstp 104 Hear* Whitii BlPiikets: • •
For 'Die tit lo x figures. for'itit Cain on deriver*:
GE0.:(4141 - G.G,
jormii th s3t 219 CHURCH ALLET
'ARMY GOODS. • " ....s •
• . DARE: BLUE COAT CLOTHS.
DARK-BLUE CAP CLOTHS.
SKY-BLUE CLOTHS FOR OFFICERS.
'ARMY BLANKETS. STANDARD WEIGHT. -
.10-OHNCE DUCK.
• DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
HEAVY LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK.
BROWN AND BLEACHED /MEETINGS AND SHIRT•
INGS. For sale by
FROTHINGHAII & WELLS:
sia.au
PHOTOGRAPHI 0 ALBUMS - A
large yari sty for We, at low pricoo by
del34 j" lgir ei2kAirlyt` Eat.
MIOROSCOPS, SPEO'rACLES, AND
. I J- 11 - SPY-GLASSES, for prei3ents, for sale 1y •
TAMES W. QUEEN & CO.,
del:Wit 924 CHESTNUT Street.
O PERA ' . .GLASSES., OPERA
GTAASSES. For sale by •
• JAMS W. atm= & CO.,
deli INS 4 CuESTISTIT Street.
WATCHES AND. JEWELRY.
AMERICAN_:.; WATCHES
FOB 139LDIBRE1..
AT REDUCED PRICES.
AMERICAN WATCHES POR 'ADIEItICAiTS!
Tint AMERICAN WA's= COMPANY give notice that they.
have lately issued a new style of Watch, expressly de
signed for Soldiers Old others who desire a good Watch
at a moderate price.: These Watches aro intended to dis
place the worthless, cheap Watches of British and Swiss
manufacture, with which the country is flooded, and.
which Were never expected to keep time when they were
made, being refuse manufactures, sent to this country
because unsaleable at home, and used here only for
jockeying and &wind-ling purposes.
We offer to sell our Watch, which is of THE MOST MT
BTANTiAL MANUrAeTURR, AN ACCURATE AND DURABLE
TIMEKEEPER; and in Sterling Silver •011.Ses!, l larding pat
tern, at as low a price as is asked for . the trashy Ancree
and *Lepineo of foreign make already referred to.
We have named the new series of Watches, WM.
Burn's - , Boston, Mass., Which name will he found on
the plate of every watch of this manufacture, and is one
of our trade-marks.
Sold by all respectable Watch Dealers in the loyal
States.
'Wholemle orders should be addressed to
ROBBI.NS 8c APPLETON;
iigenta for the American Watch' Company,
lalo4 In Lb ISt ifs
• • •
... - Nocitosooric. • - PHOTOGRAPHIC.
- W..: SIMCINS'&, 'BROTEIEH. •
iiractrtkittninvo.. JEWELERS AND DIEPORTERti.
BANSOM-STREET HALL,:
Havejuat received, direct from .Paris, a large assort
ment of the above novel and beautiful articles,, em
bracing a number of the most prominent clergymen and
public men of this city and State, together with cams of
the army and navy, presented in a variety of fancy
mountings.
FOR .SALE TO THE TRADE,
and to be had at all the principal jewelers, opticians, and
fancy stores in the city. jaS-iftno
D. T. PRATT,
Osinwinos To PRATT & BEATH.)
• . •
607 , CHESTNUT STREET,
Is sCoiitesatly Isi . 'reeiSts of
AMERICAN WA-TO#ES,
• • •
Ot desliabk.atylee and onalitiee; to snit all el:tales of
i d ELI HOLDEN,
Dealer in fine
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED WATCHES,
JEWELRY, A.?.3111 CLOCKS,
0c.31-6m* 708 MARKET Street.
AMERICAN WATCHES,
iDr'• • •
GOLD AND SILVER CASES.
JOS H. WATSON,
anl-em - • • No. 396 CHESTNUT Street
i d WATCHES, JEWELRY, &O.
A FRESH ASSORTMENT
AT L3l B / 3 THAN FORMER PRICES
mb2o4l' 324 aussinruT Street, below Fourth
SHERIFF'S SALES.
SHERIFF S . SALE.---BY: VIRTUE: OF
a writ of Allis Levari Facia% to 'me dliected. will
be exposed to public sale or vendee. ou MONDAY
Evening, February.% 15d..3, at 4 o'clock. at Sansom-street
All that certain lot or piece of ground with the eight
brick messuages or tenements thereon erected, situate
on the north side South or Cedar street. between Ninth
and Tenth streets, in the said city of Philadelphia, con
taining in front or breadth on the said South or Cedar
street forty feet, and in length or depth one hundred and
eight feet to a thirty-six feet wide street leading from
Ninth to Tenth streets, called Bonsall street.. Bounded
on the west by 'ground formerly of Nathaniel. Rain, on
the north by the said Bonsall street, *on the esst by
ground late of. Benjamin Robinson, and on the south by
the said South or Ceder. street. Being the saute premises
which the said Frederick Horstman and wile, by inden
ture bearing even date with a certain indenture of mort
gage, viz.: November Ist, one thousand eight hundred
and fifty-three, but duly executed and acknowledged
prior to the execution of the said indenture, and Intended
thereirith to be recorded, did, for the conshleratiou
money therein mentioned, part - whereof .was thereby
secured, grant and convey unto the said Ootlieb Pfrom
rner in fee, subject to the payment of a certain mortgage
debt or pnneipal sum of three thousand dollars with in
••terest, secured out said premises by indenture of mort
gege•given•by the said Gotlieb Pfrommer to Eliza L.
rates, dated the second day of 'June, AllllO Domini one
thousand eight hundred and fortysevon.and recorded in
Mortgage Book A: W. DI , No. 16, page 2T2, &c.
On South or Cedar street are two three-story buildings,
one used as a hotel, andthe other 'has two stores in it,
with a dwelling above. On Boustat street is a three
story dwelling east of a court, and in the rear south two
other brick dwellings, and on the west side of the court
on Bonsall street is a two-story brick dwel Hug and two
others in the rear of that, and under the whole is a large
C
lager beer cellar. [D. ~ 620; D., '62.) Debt, $3,753.75.
• Parsons.
Seized and taken In execution as the property of Mary
l'irtunmer, executrix. &c., of Cotlieb Pfrommer, de
ceased, and to be sold by
JOHN . THOMPSON,Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, January ra, 1863.
jun-St • •
DEPUTY QUARTERMASTER GENE
-
L'S OFFICEPHILAnstentA; 'human; 1.41.363.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at Ants office
until SATURDAY, the 17th instant, at 12 o 'clock X , for
the delivery in this city on or before the slat instant, of
the following articles , v ia.: • . .
sive hundred sets Swing Harness (mule). • .
Forty sets (4 each) Wheeling pattern two-horse Ambit
lance Wheels.
Twenty Portable Forges, with tools complete, No. 2,
Queen
Twenty Portable Forges, with tools complete, No' 3,
Queen:
The . hamms to be made of the bed quality " oak
tanned" leather, and snbject to inspection.
The right is reserved to reject all bids deemed too high.
A BOYD.
j 813 St Captain and A.ssintaut Quartsrmas.ter.
PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER.
de22•lm'
, Rimer Qt:ARTEItgARTIM'S OFFICE,
Corner Eighteenth and. G streets;
Wasirisirrux, D. C. January 0,350.
SLUED PROPOSALS will be rece)yed at this office
until Mondor, Jnnnary 19.15 3, at 12 o'clock M., for de
livering in the city of Washington, et such point as the
Depot Quartermaster may direct, one million (1,000,000)
feet of LUMBER of the following kind and description,
Nit :
Seven hundred and fifty thousand (750.000)feet 4-4 or one
(1) inch White Pine Common Culling's.
Eighty-three thousadd three hundred and thirty-three
(34,te13) feet scantliug, S by 4, fourteen feet long,
(Hemlock.)
Eighty-three thousand three hundred and thirty-four
(M TN) feet Scantltug, 3 by 4, sixteen feet long,
(Hemlock.)
Eighty-three thousand three hundred and thirty-three
(33,333) feet Scantling, 3 by 4, eighteen feet long,
(Hemlock.)
All the above described to be good merchantable Lum
ber, subject to the inspection or an .agent appointed on
the part of the Government.
All the lumber to be delivered within twenty days
after signing the contract..
Proposals from disloyal partiea will not be considered,
and an oath of allegiance to the U. S. Government mist
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he awarded to him, must be guarantied by two responsi
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the individual proposal of the party signing it. .
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WART". Assistant Quartermaster U. S. Army, Washing
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Lumber."
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contract in occordadeo therewith.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
A . NNUAL STAT.gMENT, -
QtRARD. FM AND MARINE. INSURANCE CO.,
For the year eudingg Dec. 515t,1862.
.01Reit . 415 WALNUT Ftteet; Schuylkill Nay.
• - • • • • " • CAPITAL. 8200,000.
• NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN.
Premiums received during the year
Amount received for interest during the year
nol64mit
Premiums determined. . .. $65,927 SS
• • ' DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid for losses, occurring during the
• year $.21,357 613
Paid. for. reinsurance and returned
premien:is.
Paid for counniKsions, $6,*32 70—ex
peuser; $13,537 ES—includingtruxes,
salaries, office expenses, and cou
iributions 2/3,170 rx3
ASSETS AND' SECURITIES.
Cash in bank and on hand--59,.350 62
Cash. at Pittsburg and other
agencies 6500 00
Temporary and call loans. • 8,723 15
824,773 77
. .
Bonds and .
mortgages 110,50043
17 S. loan's, Camden and A mboY,
Phila. City loans, Penna. 11. R., .
North Penna. R. R., Delftware R.R
bonds, and bank stocks 5,210 00
Bills receivable, and other securities
he'd as collateral
CoMmtrativeStatement of Premiums
and Loe* . es fur .1X1.3: YEARA:.
Premiums received. Loaves paid.
In 18534 870,341:36 $.32,453 SI
1E6.5 - - • 39.673"18 62,754 73
7656 40,(144 20 20,873 04
1857 42,721 39 22,197 32
1.5.58 46,407 06 16,878 10
]SS9 59,194 51 49,046 47
IS6O KVA 66 62,601 S 3
1661 70,074 49 60,739 64
1662 613,371 37 21,3:77 68
The prem i nms exceed losses *193,943.79.
Out or this balance the current expenses and ditrl..
dends have been paid by the Company. Dining this
period changes have taken place, making it necessary
to limit our business in certain districts. Tho Directors
have managed the Company with a view of making it
entirely safe for the iusuring•public, Its success speaks
for itself. Numer, us companies have withdrawn from
business in consequence of the vicissitudes of the times.
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JERRY. DUPONT. . PETER S. HOE. of N. Y.,
WALKER, WM. AL SWAIN,
JOHN W.ICLAGIIORN, FURMeN SHEPIARD,
JQHN .TBORALEY, TBOS. DRAKE,
C. F. - 11EAELITT, JOSEPH KLAPP, M. D., •
`AB KARAM HART, N. S. LAWRENCE,
DAVID BOYD, Jr., -• PORN SUPPLE&
, • THOMAS CRAVEN, President.
• . • A. S. GILLETT, Vibe President.
.TAREA'p. ArA - rran, Secretary.
THE PENNSYLVANIA • FIRE IN_,
aURANOS COMPANY.
In conformity with the Act o f Assembly of April sth,
The?, this Company publish the following list of their as
sets, viz:
Mortgages, being all first mortgages
in the city of Philadelphia 5ip184,930
:Mortgage in the city of rittiburg ..... SAO
Mortgage in Bucks county 5,000
. • - $477,300 00
Bills Receivable ' . ' 30,000 03
Real state - • • ' 30,000 00
Schuylkill Navigation Company Loan 9,810 36
Camden and Amboy Company Loan - - 20,403 55
Chesapeake and Dehrtrape ':anal Loan 8,0)250
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore
Railroad Loap 17,370 50
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Loan • 24,600 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Loan 10,00000
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. 200 shares.. 9,103 75'
Harrisburg, Lancaster, and Mount Joy Rail
road 0,425 Olt
United States Loan; 7.30 20,000 00
United States Loan, 5.20, 6 per cent 10,000 00
Pennsylvania State Loan - • 16.000 00
Philadelphia City Sixes . ' 41,332 00
Philadelphia Clty'Elves 4 . ,083 55
.
.Cincinnati City t r iVeli ' a,672 50
Pittsburg oi:3 -Sixes 5,531 00
Philadelphia Bank, 7:34 shares 24,340 23
Bank of North America, 100 shares 10,000 00
•Western Bank 21) shares • 11,00001
Girard Bank, ) 1 25 Antres 6.60100
Franklin Fire Insurance Company, hi shares. 2:X7_ 7_3
Manayunk Gas COMpany, 20 shares ' ir,M 41
Cash es hand 40,303 33
8932.918 10
• M. G. CROWELL, Secretary.
JANUARY 1.1503. . . jai)*
GIRARD FIRE AND MA.RINS
OFFICE. 415 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
This CompanY continues to take risks on the SSW
classes of Properly at low rates.
The public can rely upon its responsibility, and ability
to pay losses promptly.
.Its disbursements for the banal
of the Public, during the last nine years, exceed • ,
500,000 DOLLARS
andtfre respectfully solicitits favor In the tater
• -DIRECTORS.
OHAS. I. DUPONT, JERRY WALKER
¢.
CLAGHORN, JOHN TFIORNLEY
'
C. 8.. HEAZLITT, ABRAHAM HART, •
DAVID BOYD/s., PETER S. HOE._ of N. Y.i
WM; -M. SWAIN: FURMAN SHEPPARD,
JOSEPH KLAPP. AL D.. .N. S LAWRENCE,
WM. C. BUD3IAR, JOHN SUPPLER.
THOUS CRAVEN, President.
A. S. GILLETT, Vice President
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West,• • • . • -Chas. Stokes,
0. W. Davis, John W. Eyerman,
FRANCIS N. BU K President.
• CHARLES RICHARDSON, Vice President.
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EDUCATION.
PHOTOGRAPHS..
,HOTELS.
$43,912, 37
43,942 37
140,100 00
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$563.77231 $369 0 913 62
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ADIE4IO9N • ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
C. AT SCHUTZ
FIRST OPERA OF THE SEASON
TUIS (TUESDAY) EVENING, JANUARY 1:1,
F. VOX kLOTOW'S GRAND OPERA.
THE PAIR AT RICHBIOND
Subi4criMiorisserveii Seats for Six Opera&
Single athnicislon to Parquet or Balcony
Sinitic admission to Family Circle
adroisNion to Amphitheatre
The office of the Academy Ls opeutaday from° o'clock
A. M., to 3 o'clock P. M., for securing seat. or receiving
subscriptions for the reason.
TILE SALE OF SINGLE SEATS for the first Opera
will commence on TUESDAY 141ORNING at the ACA
DEMY and GOULD'S, corner of Seventh and Chestnut
streets. Seats secured without extra charge.
jal2 • . A. BIMMELD, Agent
A-MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
- 4 -=-EDWARD PATSON WBSTON MAro.ona.
ORPHEUS MUSICAL ASSOCIATION'S
• SECOND GRAND CONCEW. •
Full Military Band and Grand Orchestra,
Coriprising forty of the boat musicians, under the di
rection of
CARL SENTZ
MISS JOSEPssPINE ' Aisted b
OyCONNELL.
A NATIPH OP PPILADELPIfrA.
EDWARD PAYSON' WESTON would respectfully in
form the subscribers to the above-named Coucerts t and
the public, that the Second Concert of the series wail be
given on
THURSDAY EVENING. Jannarr 22, 'UM
WITH AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF FIROGRA
A limited number of SUBSCRIBERS' TICKETS will
be sold at ONE DOLLAR EACH, admitting one person
to the three Concerts, and one extra ticket will be given
for the next Concert. Those desiring to become subscri
bers will please leave their addrass at the lIARN DEN
EXPRESS OFFICE, No. 007 CHESTNUT Street. or send
their name to Box 11104 Philadelphia Post Office, Pre-
YintiS to January 228.18E3.
The whole of the Parqnet Circle, Balcony, Balcony
Boxes,. and the brilliant Foyer promenade, is reserved for
aubpenliers and those holding subscribers' extra tickets.
Single tickets to others than subscribers.: Parquet (in
cluding reserved seats( 50 cents. Family Circle ten
trance on Locust street) 25 cents. jalo-7t
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE,
Sole Leone Up. M. A. GARRET/SON.
Dulness! Agent_..
, . • MR. AND. MRS, BARNEY WILLIAMS.
*THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, January 1.3,
Performance . will commence with the Spectacle of
THE FAIRY CIRCLE.
Con O'Carolan . - tile. :Barney Williams
Moleshee Mrs. Barney Willie ,
.• To be followed by the Barletta of •
lIV AND OUT OF PLACE.
Mrs: Barney Williams in six characters.
To conclude with the Farce of • .
THE IRISH TIGER. •
Paddy Ryan Mr. Barney Wilpams
Seats peen red MX days In ad ranee.
. JOHN DREW'S A.ROMSTREET
IegfEATRE. •
Business Agent and Treasurer 108. D.MIMPRT.
H PACKED NIGHTLY.
Second Week of Mr. and Miss C. RICHINGS.
TO-NIGHT. (TUESDAY), January 13.
EXTREMES. • EXTREMES.
Mark Mayberry Mr. Peter Richings.
Mrs. Crosby Miss C. Richings.
In which she will sing
"THE SONG OF HOME," and "LA MANOLA."
In rehearsal the grand Operatic romance of the
ENCHANTRESS,
Witb new scenery,.dresses,
air Prices as usual.
Seats secured six days in advance.
MUSICAL FUND HALL.
MR. ANDAr: E. L. DAVENPORT'S
FIRST TINES READING,
WEDN AY, JANUARY 14,
ComMencing at 2 o'clock. Adngsaion 2.5 mite.
A magnificent Programme will be given. jal2-2t*
CONCERT HALL, CHE3TNIIT'
STREET,_ABOVE TWELFTH.
LAST WEEK 01? PEARSON'S HISTORTC .IRIRROR
OF THE WA h. Open every EVE:CI:NO THIS WEEK
at 7% o'clock, and on WEDI ESDAY and SATURDAY
afternoons at 3 o'clock. Tickets 25 cents; packages of eix
one dollar. Seats and Tickets may be secured at the Halt
during the day.- ial26r.
MUSICAL FUND HALL-LOCUST
'MA' STREET, ABOVE EIGHTH.
MASTER JAMES WILLIAN,
The youthful Pianist, /4 years of age, Intends to give
one Pella
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
AT MUSICAL I•'UNn HALL,
ON THURSDAY EVENING,
Jan. loth, on which occasion he will perform soma pieces
from such masters as Thalberg, Gottschalk, Herz, and
others. Hislastonishing performances have already at
tracted the attention of some of our ablest musicians in
this city. He will be assisted by some of our best
talent. For particulars, see programmes at the music
stores.
.ia10,50
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS. - WOOD
ROFFE'S ORIGINAL BOHEMIAN .TROUPE OF
GLASS BLOVERS, EVERY EVENING. and on WED
NESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, the Splendid
Low-prEasureGlas* Steam-Engine "MONITOR" will be
in full opdration at each entertainment
ANOTHER. GREAT FEATUER.
- -
ANY" All the Magnificent Works of Art manufactured
b 3: toe Company are Distributed Graruitonsly among the
Visitors. A valuable collection will be distributed
every Evening at 9 o'clock, and on Wednesday and &t
-innier' afternoons at 4 o'clock. To be distributed by
corresponding number , . Which gives every one an equal
chance of obtaining a valuable present. The first pre
sent for each exhibition. will be a magnificent Case of
Work. Admission 15 cents. No half price.
PARTICULAR NOTICR.—Thia is the iirst appearance
of the Troupe in this city.ias-12t
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS' GREAT
CONCERT
WHiLING VOYAGE, AT . LECTURE ROOM
RAIL,
$88,311 37
8,013 81
Every _Evening at 7K_o'clock,
And SATURDAY AFTERNOON at S o'clock
This entertainment has a Real Boat, '27 feet long, With
full crew, and was exhibited 250 successive nights in
.New York.
Tickets 25 cents. or five for gm. Jams.
$74,917 18
A SSEMBLY BUILDINGS-TENTH
AND CHESTNUT.
AMUSEMENTS FOR OLD AND YOURG.
SIGNOR BLITZ.
The great MAGICIAN and VENTRILOQUIST, with his
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS, will give his new and
popular Entertainments EVERY IEVENING during the
Week, commencing at 7% o'clock ; and WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY afternoons at 3. The attractions will be
marvellous: exper.ments in 3fagic ; wonderful powers
in Ventriloquiem and the Learned Canary Birds in their
new ebaractere.
Ad MiSSIMI 25 cents. Children 13 cents. de27-tr
p i ..ERKANIA.- ORCHESTRA., PUB-
N-A LIC REHEARSALS every SATURDAY AFTER.
NOON at .33; o'clock, at the MUSICAL FUND HALL.
Carl Bentz. conductor. Tickets SS cents. Packages of
tickets, Sl—to be had of Andre & Co., 1104 Chestnut
street ; J. E. Gould, Seventh and Chestnut, and at the
hall door. noW-tf
1311FASSLER'S ORCHESTRA
NEW OFFICE.
214 gooth. EIGHTH St. below W alnut.
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
THE FINE ARTS,
1025 CHESTNUT STREET,
Is open daily (Sundays excepted) from 9 A. M. tit 6
P. M. Admission 25 cents. Children half price.
Shares of stock. 5.10. ki9
WANTEIi-TWO INTELLIGENT
11 ‘ 011%4.?1 ( 1 ) 1PA G AV toslyet'.arsiaditrasinßaolmi4M4l
al3-3t*
$L93,943 79
A.P.ARTNER WANTED.-ONE WITS
an equal amount of capital, to enter into nu enter
prise in Bump*. The goods have found a ready and pro
fitaltle market. • Address ALPHA, Pmeau office.
WAN-TEDA SITUATION AS
IT . CLERK ear BOOKKEEPER, br a gradnate of the
High School. Is a good penman, quick at Unres t and
has a knowledgo or Bookkeeping.. Salary not as great
en abject as situation. Best or.reureuce given. Address
W. G., Press office.. ial2-2t*
AN' UN Eht PLOYED BO °KEEPER, OF
experience, having a few hours leisure daily, is
willing to - ,devote that time in posting, closing, or set
tling the books of Merchants, Manufacturers, or Trades
men, for a small compensation. Unexceptionable re
ferences siren. Address Box 22119 Post Office. ,a5-]2t•
A SINGLE GENTLEMAN . WOULD
like to engage a comfortably furnished room for the
winter, within ma minutes' walk of The Press office.
Address "Russell." at this office. dell-tt*
$3OOO , WANTED AND A PART
! NEE to sit ierintend the Store, Nice, and
Armonk of a wholesale and jobbing honse, where he
CHU clear 2,00(1 ajear certain. .For full particulars ad
dress "13. & .I're** °Mee, with fall name. Ic.
LOST AND . FOUND.
LOST-A OERTIF.T.OA.TE OF THE 5
per cent. Philadelphia county Loan, tinder an act
of Ansetubly dated the Nth day of April, ISII, for Eighty
seven Dollars, payable to Richard Teadom. executor of
Francis Krocson, deceased, or his heirs or assig ns. The
finderwill be rewarded by returning it to -
BEN.TA3IIN H. TURNER.
No. 102 DANA Street.
ael6-tams
OST-IN THE VICINITY OF THE
Boßimers Deirot, a. DISCHARGE from the 11. S. Ma
rine Corps, belonging to W. L. Cowden. Any person re-
turning the sonic to the Chief of Police, at the Central
Police Station. will he llbeeallr rewarded. jalo.3t
PE.RsIONs.-- $lO6 BOUNTY AND
I.Pai.Procured and collected for soldiers. sailors
'and thewlatives of mach as are deceased, at reasonable
and satisfactory rates. Claims cashed or advanced ape*
VS' JANES FULTON,
Solicitor for Claimants
. , .
424 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
Particular attention given to parties living at a dii.
Lance , mall&
ROAM) WANTED FOR FIVE PER
a-- EOM - in a private family, within ten minutes' walk
of TWELFTH and RACE Streets. Terms moderate. Ad
dress M., Press office. • It
EE CHOICE FURNISHED ROOMS,
inquire at 209 South SIXTH Street, (third atom)
jal3 3t*
AFEW SELECT BOARDERS CAN
be accommodated with very superior ROOMS, either
furnished or unfurnihed, at 525 ARCH Street. Refe
rences exchanged.
FOR SALE AND TO. LET.
FOR BENT
THE CITY HOTEL,
NORTH' QIYEEN STREET, NEAR THE RAILR )AD.
The above Hotel will be for Rent from the &nit of
APRIL next, now In the occupancy of J. eL Blanks.
THE CITY HOTEL
la one of the largest, most commodious, and best arrangia
Public houses in LANCASTER, and will be rented at a
reasonable rate, by apply ins early to
& ELIZABETH REESE,
Adjoining the Hotel.
I OUNT MORUM CEMETERY,-
FOR SALE. or good trade—also litZ worth of IRON
RAILING—LOT, containing 200 square fee very low, for
rash. BENJAMIN KELLOGG,
ial32l* 'Northeast cor. FOURTH and WALNUT fits.
el FOR RENT-MARKET STREET_
.mitProm January Ist, the second, third, and :fourth.
floors of Nos. 426 and 428 Market street. 33 by 117 feet,
now occupied by Leon Berg & Co. Apply, between 12
and 2 o'clock, at 320 WALNUT Street, °tike No_ 2, UP
stairs. 1:m13-think!'
Aik . • FOR GHTHS
of the brig Thos. Walter. APPLY to
MIAS. S. & JAS. cARsTAIRS, Jr..
No. 12S. WALNUT Street.
eP L.,,,EF,,s SAFE DEPOT BE.
to No. 21 South SEVENTH Street, Mr
Franklin Institute.
The undersigned, thankful for past favors, and being
determined to merit future patronage, has secured an
elegant and convenient stare, and has now on hand a
large assortment of LillWCelebrated Wrought and
Chilled Iron Fire and Heisler Proof Safes (the only
strictly fire and burglar proof safes made). also, Lillie%
Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Looks.
LWie'a Bank Vault Doors and Locke will be frvniehed
to order on short notice. This is the strongest, bast pro'
tected, and cheapest Door and Lock yet offered.
Also. Rarticalar attention is called to Lillie's New
Cabinet hate. for Plate, Jewelry, &o. This Sate is con.
ce ded to 8011:488 in style and elegance anything yet
offered for this purpose, and is the only one that la
strictly fir
and burglar pea
SPEOLO NOTION O - 4 have now 04 40441 say twenty of
Farrel, Herring. & Co.'s Sates, most,of them nearly new,
and some forty of other makers, comprising a complete
assortment as to aim, and all lately ettelte.aged for the
now celebrated Lillie Safe. They w ill be sold at very
towrice& Please call and aralatna.
.1425 , 13 if ilt• C. EISDLIIII. Agent.. 4
AMUSEMENTS.
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MARTHA;
CONDUCTOR.
WANTS.
PERSONAL.
BOARDING.
DIRECTOR,
Si cent.)